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Price 90 Cents

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PUBLIC UTILITY

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INDUSTRIAL

-

INSURANCE

-

plans

company

$2,000,000

a

City, Pa., plant which calls
foundry.

An*. application

for

for

expansion

two

certificate

a

at

program

the

of

necessity

has

in

five

in

years

its

tax

returns.—V.

•.

Air

•/,,

172,

■.,

off

•'>.

•[",.;'■■

■

Sept. 30—

/

:

Net

profit

No.

capital

1950

sales

Earnings

after

1Q4Q

1Q4Q

$6,608,275

$5,965,917

taxes—

;•
'

18,014

shareSi„iL__L,-:-L_....___
share.,—

per

,

29,159

127,567

*75,355

127,309

$0.14

.

-

$0.23

-The
of

stockholders
6%

new

Jan.

on

cumulative

to

500,000

127,567
The
of

I,

shares.

shares

directors

the

The

of

will

vote

stock

common

it

would

be

stockholders.

\

will

be

It

at

stock.

The

in

respect of

preferred

stock

each

be

may

outstanding

converted

,

i

tiLr

,

f

-,

,

.

v

,

to

Midwest

of

>

„.

at
<•

November—

San

i

:

1950

1949

$320,603

147,051

52,921

|, Net ry. oper. income—
sj
From Jan. i—
'
■'( Gross from railway

72,573

22,619

\{

from

from

Net

V

ry.

—V.

-

•

5,405,381

2,040,786

income—

807,225

448,634

costs,

Co.

to

the SEC

purchase

later
from

in

fee

and

12,000

of

acres

in

the

month

Alabama

[certain'coal lands and mineral rights in
$1,250,000. The lands involved cover 16,000
owned

Fuel

State and City
'The

*

Iron

Walker

County (Ala.) for
including 4,000 acres

acres^

mineral

and

surface

I

37

debt

Foreign

41

«

Gross
Net

November

and

the

Bond

and

ry.

from

from

Net

ry.

—V.

$1,567,084

in

447,825

468,636

253,136

-

16,840,222

14,733,706
3,137,929

4,548,230

1,356,970

1,911,467
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::

'

Rates

2,425,066

Virginia Slate Commission on Dec,
$2,000,000 5% second preferred stock,
authorized

The

stock
N;

capitalization

company
to

C.

help

of

mated,

recently

finance

Halifax

will

.

••

....

to

27

its

expansion

authorized

series

$5,975,000,

announced

the

A,

Allegheny Ludlum

The
$4.50

plus

3,357,855
1,597,796

Operating
Gross,

the

Int.

and

thus

increasing

the

System

Roanoke

pfd.

Divs.

&

which,

it

was

of

,The

'

Mrs.

; —V.

Jean

171,

is

of

reported

the

Cades

to

and

Alfred

The
Central
Jan.
.

the

the

-offer,

had

of

to

Ford

at

the

been

common,

-•

*

•

Total

M.

L.

-

F-rer

*

r

"

**

a

share

share

shares

of

81%

the

of

of

will

Central

American

be
on

made
Jan.

effectiveness

by the

holders

of the total

by

York

for

the

re->

outstanding

to

than

to

trust

Exchange

$274,126,

amount

$635,000

notes

more

Curb

down

the

of

notes

oil production

owns

and

as

1,
of

$909,472 '
paid

was

facilltion

Venezuela.—V.

the

March

that

from

in

170,

3,299,576

off

Texas

1389.

p.

.

;

Gas

Jan.

2,425,964

•38,452,476

31.

of

the

was

McGuire,

stock

interest

ruling
the

by

declined

rate

of

$150,000

at

Washington, D. C.(

the

company,

Government
the

shifted

be

to

any

out

a

Court of

the

on

.12,287,561

11,959,508

26,164,915

23,448,764

2,159,000

2,381,600

22,784,439

15,016,417

:j'r

63,461

*945,858

stock

offer

of

will

mandate

in

Appeals—a

order
made

after

3,380,476

Commission, whose, functions have
Department.
The department argued,
judgment against the commissioners could
these individuals were no longer in tne
gov¬

Commerce

because

"

Ohio

^

a

.

"';

.

"

U. S.

&

Court

of

Appeals.—V.

"

order

requiring

in

company

the

172,

gave

2217.

p.

Processing Co.—Acquisition—
Holly, N. C.,

23,146,448

15,642,899

1,462,558

26,526,923

-243,752

207,754

Cr21,383

Cr75,493

•

.

.

2,025,843

2,407,588

—V.

1,917,908

on

Jan.

1,330,298

24,191,431

forms

435,032

sheet

of

a

t

+

4

$8,193,623

*

'■!

■"

.

1950

1949

1948

$42,169,263 $31,501,237 $33,237,908
2,423,542
656,287
1,697,930
pfd. stock—.
99,762
*
101,305
1 04.046
com.
stock366,572
366,572
366,572

declared

on

declared
per

on

common

share

$6.34

$1.51

f

$4.35

1457.

/,

■

.

banks

to

on

,,

..

,,

„

.

.

Inc.—Bank Credit Agreement—

Dec,

made

29

arrangements

with

three

mid-

borrow

up
to $5,000,000 over the next five years.
amount, $3,000,000 has been drawn on 2%% "A" term notes
and
has
been
used
to
repay
existing bank loans.
The
company
informed the New York Stock Exchange that additional
borrowings

720,209

be used for

The
Trust
V.

share

of

1,270,280

23,756,399 121,302,690

stk.:

com.

estimated

as

Federal

tOn

dividends

banks
&

general corporate purposes.
are
First National

involved

Bank

Savings Bank and American National

172, p.

1926. '

,

of

Bank

Chicago,
of

Harris

Indianapolis.—

-

...

$4.77

$4.28

$4.77

year,,

income

undistributed

net

:

.We want

$4.71

taxes

on

un¬

income

of

offerings of-

High Grade Securities
Suitable for Retail Distribution

by parent company.—V. 172,

.

Electroshield
are

being

metal

Edward D. Jones & Co.

increased,

by Joseph Kinney, Jr., President.
near

future

to

assist

In

Some

-

sheets,
it

was

facili¬

production of present

backlog.

announcement

"'Electroshield,

in

\

taxes

corporation

western

22,022,900

60,017

2,025,843

subsidiaries.

11

>>

m

Sept. 30-*—

after

171, .p.

The

Cr72,095 ' tDrl34,438

Cladmetals Co.—To Increase Facilities—

be completed

*...

K

sales

income

will

include

'

$7,825,065

Of this

per

earnings of

'

1950—11 Mos.—1949

$1,028,703

24,075,246

shares outstanding
shares outstanding during

to

•

Arvin Industries,

stk.

earnings

1950—Month—1949

2377.

p.
/

Earnings

Inc.

tRestated

which

base

Judge McGuire refused to set

Armstrong Rubber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

8,432,347

2,408,416

^

com.

172,

Dividends

-7—-r-

for

known

The

it

Su- >

s

*945,858

r

provide for., heavier demand for its
facilities of this company at Carnegie, Pa.,
will

the

of

the

final

appeal to the

Net

2,184,751

co.

tax,.

net

American

ties

favor

decision

immediately

of

Year Ended

8,432,347

<*

63,461

r

expected to be received

made

15

m

*'

1

1.

system

p.)2477.

will

Delivery

the

3,380,476"

4,980,818

j

Dec.

Net

co.)

average

\

the '

Maritime

$1,028,960

—V.

1,435,742

Adjust, consol. system

/■'Loss."

12

by

Angerman Co., Inc.—Dec. Sales Slightly Higher—

preferred stock

(parent

counsel.

Dec.

suit brought by the Dollar'interests
against Chairman E., S. Land and

filed

was

the old

the

that

S.

contended

stock
of

enforced

Dividends

(adjusted)

i

on

held

now

review;

Period End. Dec. 31—

'

-

income

Cons.-system
Divs.

/

annually with

2377.

p.

in

carried

U.

to

Sales

—

co.)

Fed.

On

-

offer

Matthew

American Yarn

deductions

On

is

common

and

172,

from

35,408,271

1,000,221

1,077,115

Cons.:

parent

and

(parent

tEst.

subs,

common.

15,

the

at

s

•

/

2,248,212

Consol.

-

Ohio

amortized

The company has recently acquired a
building in Mount
Whitehall Knitting Mills, Inc.—V. 172, p. 1433. ,>

34,428,130

income

A

class

of 131,735 shares of Central
outstanding.—V. 172, p. 2477.




principal

$375,000.—V.

McGuire's

members

notice

Elec.

&

net

income

Expens.

announced
that
its
exchange offer to
Co., stockholders would be effective as of

close of business

accepted
or

$

2,222,461

above)..

Chairman)

represent

Jenning,

Electric Co.—Extends Offer—

each

of

Gas

Announcement

/

-36,642,519

'

To

72/100ths

American

expire

formed

1951.

Under

receive

&

company
on
Jan.
9
Ohio Light & Power

10,

been

consists

Bincarousky.

'

American Gas

t

$

•

income

Subs.

distributed

A.

f

{

have

It

company.

Committee—

1781.

p.

-

2,367,801

3,199,237
,v

r

■

Gas

and

earns,

committee

$

9,341,798

—

consol.

'

las

on

Mellon

American Bantam Car Co.—Protective
A

>

,

calling
all the

of

aside his
the Government to surrender $8,000,000 worth of stock
to the Dollar interests.
The Government attorneys

1950- -12 Mos.—1949

163,732,452 150,189,398
127,089,933' 115,761,268

stocks

net

subs,

Co.

Co., *New

stockholders

1951,

collateral

New

company

be

92%

a

recover

On

11,709,599

Co.)

,

Steel Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock

Feb. 2, 195i.
National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, and the Bankers
York, have been designated as redemption agents for
the purpose.—V. 173, p. 101,

I

the

amounted

The

will

interests

other

(owned by A.
E.

American

esti¬

were

business

'

- _—

con^iion

on

r

Rapids,

company has elected to redeem all outstanding shares of its
cumulative preferred stock on Feb. 6, 1951 at
$103 per share,
accumulations of 67 cents per share.
At last accounts

The

2021.

p.

resolutipn

a

15,

reduced
its

on

told

The

payment

Court

to

45

—l__

earned/ for, com.

G.

issuing additional

at

and

preme

45

—

14,591,505

deducts.,
dividends,,

Undistrib.

plant

98,523 shares outstanding.
"Holders of the preferred stock
may convert their stock into common
at
the conversion
price of $32.50 per share of common stock.
For purposes of
conversion, the value of the preferred stock is to be
taken at $100 per share. This conversion
right terminates at the close

Trust

172,

other

stocks

issuance

stock

) of

1950

owed

debt

1949.

1949.

that

Judge

of Federal

1950—Month—1949

-

income

income

Bal.

dividend

there

10.—V.

Government,
actually belonged
to R.
S.
Dollar
and
associates
of
San Francisco/ Calif.
The Justice Department had challenged the
action in the new proceedings in the Court.
V-

10

11,392,269

Undistrib.
f

.

.

obligations.-.-

during

this

Dollar

Subsids. Consol.i

.

intentioif "of

of

Paper Co., Inc., its subsidiary,
$5,500,000.—V. 166, p. 2093.

cost

current

Federal Judge

CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT

y

Operating revenues

•incl:

The
the

Jan.

on

royalty interests in Colombia

final

ruled

—45

a

Statement

—

Reserve

Period End. Oct. 31—

Albemarle Paper Mfg. Co.—Pfd. Stock Authorized—
of

■„

American President Lines, Ltd.—Gov't to
Appeal—

48
_____42

-

>

31,

years

been

15,091,884

77,823

16,112,963

income—

•

American Molasses Co.—Loans Placed
Privately—

Condition Statement of Member Banks of

213,315

274,175

2117.

p.

1 :

•

adopted
before Feb.

or

company

March,

and has

not

$1,521,659

204,836

railway—4,308,713

oper.

172,

on

interest

last,

therefore,

1947

$1,235,072

581,233

railway—

•

•

.

1948

Erom Jan. 1—

Gross
Net

.<

ernment.

1949

income—

oper.

18,

at[ Dec.

12

Payable____J__*

Banks

Federal

i

$1,701,333

railway—
railway—

•

company recently borrowed- $2,000,000 from the Chase National
of
the
City of New York, Second National 'Bank of Boston,
Commercial National Bank & Trust Co. of New
York, and an insurance
company
to refinance long:-term debt.
The
new
loan
will
run
for

Offerings_ii_L—
Clearings-

Exchange

Over-

1950

from

from

Net

than

The

Dec.

Exchange™—32

Bank

of

Declared

Reserve
r

Alabama Great Southern
RR.—Earnings—
•

i

Jan.;, 10

on

par

fompany

1946.

*

November—

other

The

1935. In addition tp the
the company also owns iron ore mines at
have been inactive since 1924.—V. 158,
p. 81,

properties,

directors

accumulated

Section.___u._40
—

>

& Investment News_Cover

Combined Condition
i

■

mining

is

usual V

by

•

notes.

__38

con¬

Margaret mine in St. Clair County, Ala., the last of three
oper¬
ated by the
company, was closed down a few days before Dec. 5.
The

\ Acmar, also in St. Clair County, was idled in
\ ton' in Jefferson County, has been shut since

Course

Dividends

Co.

The

Russellville, Ala., which

formed

Frederick R. Ryan, President, said that funds for retirement of
this
had been derived entirely from
earnings.
After redemption of
the
collateral notes,
he explained,
the company will be free from

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__44

authorized
&

interest,
taining approximately 73,000,000 tons;of recoverable coal. V .

I coal

'

announced

was

at

the

General Corporation

7;,

the announcement by Prince
DeBardeleben, President, on
that this company was going out of the coal business and
would
Power

Exchange™

™l

readily

debt

Miscellaneous Features

•*

■

Following

Alabama

cart-be

It

Bank

Alabama Fuel & Iron Co.—Plans
Liquidation—Sale of
Coal Lands Approved—

^liquidate, due to rising
the

i'

•

collateral

36

757,672
-v

Dec. 5,

ar.d

pro¬

communications.

2021.

p.

>-.

.

demption

1,561,350

1,036,213

-

*

■>

„

The

35

4,781,681
:

v

.

sizes

for

The-

4,203,206
1,001,655

2117.

equipped

)

L__35

Exchange

tele¬

•

Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages,_ ^
__31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31

81,177

mill

and

specifications

American Maracaibo Co.—To Retire Notes—

.35

Exchange,

Markets

'•»

lorces,- it

Transactions New York Curb Exchange__™_32

160,414

80,372

4,605,128 ',

p.

Exchange..

Transactions New York Stock
$461,434

165,509

1,547,623

oper.

172,

Stock

Exchange

Stock

vessels

33

Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb

r

172,

N.

radio

meets

share.—V. 172, p. 745.

1

j

________^_____34

Exchange--

Stock

S.

(

32

Curb

Toronto

-

Stock

U.

and

American Machine & Foundry Co.—Plans
Expansion—
The company is considering the
acquiring of new production facili¬
ties in view of contemplated
heavy equipment demands for the rtrmed '

__32

—

Exchange

1947

railway—

Net from

Exchange,

Over-the-Counter

1948

$491,281,

.,

standard

'

___32

Stock

Montreal

on

*• ■,

$422,061

Net

in

per

______27

Exchange

Francisco

Montreal

par

-

,

railway
railway—

Gross

Stock

Pittsburgh

common

stock

•

Exchange

Philadelphia-Baltimore

stock

part

11

Exchange-

Los Angeles Stock

Akron, Canton, & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—

,(

all

systems

Laundry Machinery Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of 9,000 shares of common
stock (par $20) was made on Jan. 9
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
at $25 per share, with a dealer concession of 70
cents

—23

Detroit Stock Exchange

-

on

common

in

or

Curb

Stock

Cincinnati Stock

1950,

preferred

Stock

New York

Boston

%

shares

29,

common

all

(Bonds)™

a

share

into

ashare-for-share basis, and may be redeemed
and accrued dividends.—V. 171, p. 1457.

,

of

(Stocks)

Exchange

shares)..

dividend

a

Exchange

large part
into-preferred

19501

as

share

one

Dec.

on

capitalize

30,

slock

and

300,000

treasury

to

Sept..

such preferred
anticipated that

is

distributed

of

desirable

stock and to distribute

\

11

outstanding

(exclusive

$10)

(par

from

$1)

(par

had

surplus-.($1,861,£70

stock

to

radar,

as

Cladmetals, Electroshield Is being

communications

American

Page

New York Stock

$0.56

authorizing. 200,000 shares

on

preferred
stock

common

corporation

believe

earned

25

convertible

increasing the authorized

-•*

•

New York

v*

134,905-

Plans Creation of New Preferred
Stock, Part of Which
Will Be Distributed to Common Stockholders— r

.••

systems such

by American

available

Stock and Bond Quotations

[

\

communication

military

applying

This Issue

the

$6,113,201

Net

In

for

methods."—V.

Associates, Inc.—Earnings—

Year Ended

filed

in

Introduced

duced

the

841.

p.

:••

/.

of

been

with the National Security' Resources Board to permit
writing
cost

interference
vision.

Ellwood

buildings and relocation

new

MISCELLANEOUS

-

,

Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.—Plans
Expansion—
.The

||\

Copy

a

further

cladmetal

rolled

1871

St. Louis 2, Missouri

Members
New York Stock

.

.

Exchange

Phone

Midwest Stock Exchange

added:

of

Established

300 North 4th St.

copper

magnetic low carbon steel,

bonded

serves

to

inseparably

eliminate

to

outside

CEntral 7600

Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)

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interest

from the

amount

Undisclosed

this corporation

in

Armour by a syndi¬

Bernard. R

estate oi

cate headed by M. N. and H. J. Sobiloff.
The company has plants in
Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island and South Carolina.
No
change is contemplated in the present management.—V. 172, p. 661.

company

on

FOR

EARNINGS

Atlantic & Danville

Ry.—Earnings-

from

Gross
Net

from

Net

ry.

$95,824

$159,641

railway—

railway-,

7,552

——

expenses

5,749,142
594,898

6,376
*16,555

1,329,084

343,574

Net

329,240
82,035

*9,712

.—

Other

Equipment
Joint

(Dr)

rents
rents

fac.

323,939

363,562

566

—

27,643

(Dr)_—

3,637,679
326,794

2,965,765
360,553

From Jan. 1—

from

Gross

Net

railway
railway

from

Net

ry.

—

——

income

oper.

^Deficit.—V.

—.

——

172,

_____■

——

ry.

Minneapolis-Moline Co.

below—V.

171,

etc.)

after

Inc.

1042.

p.

Continent

Avon Allied Products, Inc.—Merger,
directors

The

Dec.

on

voted

6

to

etc.—

Net

Products,

Avon

merge

Inc.,

$477,149
80,008

$4,507,770
901,388

$5,473,640
833,840

a

-V.

distributing subsidiary, and to change the company's
to Avon Products, Inc. The merger and the name change became

(rtls.,

269,722

282,528

3,015,224

3,227,644

$221,126

$274,629
188,034

$3,292,256

$2,181,514

2,041,576

2.096,086

$86,595

$1,250,680

$85,428

__

fixed

chgs.

183,753

charges

income

$37,373

__

*

172, p. 2478.

effective at the close of 1950.—V.

16S, p.

(Arnold) Brilhart, Ltd.—Successor Company—

902.

See

Allied

Avon

/-•.*

,

Products, Inc.—New Name—
"■ -1 ■

'

.

Products,
.

•."

,

Inc.

above.

-

•

1

'.V

4'

letter

A

directors

Dec.

100,000

on

650,000 shares.—V.

authorized

an

Sept;

were

172,

2378.

p.

holder,-

with

filed

was

be

redeemed

the

at

March l, 1951 at 104 Va%. The bonds will
the Louisville & Nashville RR. CO., 71

on

office

of

Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 172, p. 282.

The

Jan. 4

filed

-

.,

Co.—Registers With SEC—

registration statement with the SEC
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1981, to be
public sale at competitive bidding.
a
Net proceeds of the financing are to be used for the construction of
company

covering
offered

new

on

$15,000,000

first

of

a

mortgage

for

,

facilities and

,

for other

corporate purposes. Construction expendi¬
tures in 1950 approximated $16,500,000, including approximately $8,600,000 for generating capacity; and the construction program for 1951
is

estimated

at

$21,000,000,

including

generating

facilities

additional

generating plant at Goldsboro

a

Lumberton

at

of

approximately

Construction expenditures for the three years ending with

estimated

are

at

Catholic Bishop of Cleveland, Ohio—Notes Of¬

(The)

the

SEC

Jan.

on

4

covering

Plastics

Corp. was formerly known as Arnold

Brilhart, Ltd.

fered—McMahon & Hoban, Inc.,

Chicago, 111., are offer¬
ing $1,500,000 2y4% to 3^% serial notes due $100,000
annually on Jan. 15 from 1952 to 1966, inclusive, at prices
to
yield from 2% to 3.42%, according to maturity.
—V. 168, p. 2428.

Basin Oil Co. of California—New Name—
*

Basin Oil

Co.

above.

Bates Manufacturing Co.—Plans 350% Stock Dividend
stockholders

Jan.

on

Berlin, N. H.—Three New Directors—

Centennial Turf Club, Inc.—Stock Offering—

30

vote

will

on

member

as

a

authorized

increasing the

The

company on Aug. 29, 1950 offered $320,000 of 6%
sinking
debentures due Jan.
l,
1965 and 32,000 shares of common

(par $5)
in units of $100 of debentures and
stock at $150 per unit, without underwriting.
The
and

proceeds

loans

This
—V.

to

662.

p.

to

etc.
increased

financing

172,

used

were

the

pay

directors,

fund
stock
of common

shares

10

r

..

balance

of

construction costs

•

debentures

outstanding

to

$1,576,200.

•

the

of

preferred stockholders protective com¬
mittee during the reorganization, and since that time as Chairman of
the common stockholders' committee.
Judge McTague, former Justice
of
the Supreme
Court of Ontario, represents substantial interests
in
the company held in Canada, and Mr. Sullivan is Ex-Secretary
of the Navy.
The voting trustees are Charles Francis Adams and
T. Jefferson Coolidge of Boston, and Ernest M. Hopkins, Chairman
of the Board of the National Life Insurance Co. of Montpelier, Vt.,
and
President Emeritus
of
Dartmouth College of Hanover,
N. H.
—V. 172, p. 1626. I:"".
*

Basin Oil Co.—Changes Name—

The

under¬

no

Y.—Filing

N.

was made on Jan. 8 by L. F. Whittemore, President,
voting trustees of the company, acting under the voting trust
agreement of Oct. 1, 1941, had appointed William B. Joyce of New
York, Charles P. McTague of Toronto, and John L. Sullivan of Wash¬
ington, D. C., as directors to fill vacancies caused by the resignation
of Henry P. Kendall of Boston, R. Howard Webster of Montreal, and
the death
of
John
H.
Fahey of Swampscott, Mass.
Mr. Joyce is
President of William B. Joyce Co., insurance brokers of New York,
and has long been interested in the affairs of Brown Co. as a stock¬

The name of this company has been changed to Basin Oil Co. of
California, effective Nov. 1; 1950.—V. 164, p. 3139.

£,■

1722.

p.

that the

During the fiscal year ended
shares of Austin-Western Co.

^outstanding of

•

163,

Announcement

Austin-Western.

30, 1950, 73,629 no par class
purchased and retired and the
remaining 20,263 class A shares exchanged for new $1 par common
stock, under a plan of recapitalization; on the basis of 15 common
shares for each class A share.
There are now 303,945 common shares

*

notification

of

Brown Co.,

'

See

Republican

are

the

share of

»A

below.—V.

Corp., Mineola, L. I.,

to

Brilhart

plan,

for

the

There

public advertising.

approximately $50,500,000.
To complete this
program, the. company expects to issue and sell approximately $20,000,000 of securities in addition to the present bond issue.—V. 172, p. 2478.

(par five cents) to be sold at public
highest bidder cn Feb. 14 by Adrian II. Mulier & Son,
auctioneers, 39 Broadway, New York, N. Y., for the account of General
Acceptance Corp., Allentown, Pa.

14

which is subject to working out of all necessary details,
issuance by the company of 486,312 shares of common
stock In exchange for 303,945 outstanding common shares of AustinWestern Col
This is a ratio of 1.6 shares of the-company for each
The

calls

through the sinking fund

1953

shares of common stock

auction

approved a plan to acquire all the out¬
standing common stock of Austin-Western Co. of Aurora, 111. which
makes road construction equipment and other machinery.
The

club.

P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated, as
trustee, is notifying holders of
mortgage 4% bonds, series A, due Sept. 1, 1965, that $106,000
principal amount of these bonds have been drawn by lot for redemption

With SEC—Stock to Be Auctioned—

Acquisition

Corp.—Proposed

Corp,

Plastics

of

members

no

.

"

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

Plastics

Brilhart

Brilhart

to

social

Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—Partial Redemption

$11,800,000.
See

Avon

offered

be

to

and there will be

J.

and

Wholly-owned
name

is

arrangements,

first

$5,409,158

$6,307,480

$557,157

$490,848

._

deduction?

interest,

(B. F.) Avery & Sons Co.—Proposed Merger—
See

$417,940
72,908

income

Gross
Total

5

income-

oper.

income

stock

common,

writing

Carolina Power & Light

2217.

p.

The

Party and members of the proposed

*78,064

33,404

...

income———

new

$50,000

$74,500

1950—11 Mos.—1949

$6,873,436 $77,764,796 $75,150,524
5,434,007
60,698,719
61,222,046
566,075
7,627,964
6,094,385

$7,086,545

Taxes

$140,000; furnishings, $200,building, $725,000. This will leave a balance of $24,500
proceeds from sale of Founder's Stock, or a total of
for working capital.
..

and

plu3

AND FIRST ELEVEN MONTHS

1950—Month—1949

revenues

Operating
Operating

1949

1950

oper.

NOVEMBER

Period End. Nov. 30—

November—

000;

Dec. 15 announced that the holders of more than
the required 75%
of each class of aflected securities have assented
to
the plan of capital modification
under the Mahaffie Act.
The
period for submission of assents has been declared closed and the right
to revoke assents has been terminated.
The

purchased for an

been

has

Monday, January 15, 1951

.

.

$150,500; renovation of existing buildings,

Boston & Maine RR.—Plan Approved—

(The) Aspinook Corp.—New Control—
Controlling

.

Central Ohio Light & Power Co.—Exchange Offer—
See

American

Electric

&

Gas

Co.

above.—V.

172, p.

'''

2479.

-

Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
1947

1950

1949

1948

$3,514,398

$2,936,142
396,646
*235,328

$3,441,080
273,389
*417,174

33,949,295

39,201,232

November—

from

Gross

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

__

386,467
*376,785

$3,193,291
'<

250,737

*526,383

'

Buffalo Traction Co., Inc.-

capital stock from 391,500 shares to 3,000,000 shares, for the primary
purpose of permitting the payment of a 350%
stock dividend.
H. D. Ruhm, Jr., President,
said: "The proposed stock dividend is
designed to capitalize earnings which have been reinvested in the
business over a period of years.
Since a substantial portion of the
undistributed earnings has been reinvested in capital assets, it is the
judgment of directors that it should logically be transferred to capital

See

International

Cambria & Indiana
Gross

from

Net

from
ry,

Net

from
ry.

Net

1950

railway—,.
railway

from

.Net ry.

*

A

_

1949

•

1948

1

205,718

$752,251
'311,486

55,271

131,800

_

8,543,555

_

4,035,277

7,707,384
3,435,967

8,844,989
3,366,894

1,629,489

1,307,873

1,522,173

8,019,393
3,316,460
1,792,220

(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—

1950—5 Wks—1949

Sales-.—

$5,700,060

NOTE—These
V.

172,

116, p.

do

not

Period End. Nov. 30—

sales

oper.

of

Adler

Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes

___

— „_

$

*

Deficit.—V.

■

172,

p.

from
ry.

Gross

On

shares

Dec.
a

27,195,737

1,799,782

21,743,976

1948

ry.

each

share

of

railway
railway.—

$337,655

$355,753

*53,934

$333,729
*20,782

income—

*114,285

*95,483

*105,751

$306,118
*7,779
*83,744

.

State

from

railway
Net from railway—
'

Net

ry.

oper.

1949

$1,990,463
168,964

$956,179
•■57,092

181,235

93,317

22,777,820
6,777,309

20,109,786

4,656,464

Income

Gross

from

railway
railway—

Net ry. oper. income—
'

*

Deficit.—V. 172,

1,001,939

4,714,053
907,616

income,—

*315,184

*198,389

9,837

*113,120

oper.

p.

Bond

Sai?8 172,
—V.

ry.

$175,515

$205,518

$193,232

36,102

*8,646

*123,598

*33,068

income—_

oper.

1949

1948

1947

*37,916

*71,269

*182,667

*97,879

2,140,876
*161,894

from

railway
from railway-

ry.

1,983,629
*594,435
*1,206,578

2,208,672

1,946,533
*532,216
*1,196,412

income—

oper.

Deficit.—V.

*875,974

*576,392

*1,220,209

172, p. 2218.

Operating
Operating

of

revenue

$2,612,585
49,153

profit

Net profit after

taxes, etc

20,264

172,

p.

2218.

$2,463,789

$2,194,428
1,012,095
820,478

1,086,076
774,224

Dec.

on

12 voted to change the




9,725,000

railway——

1,924,222
768,944

income

oper.

172,

p.

8,747,000

9,603,000

8,591,025

1,064,989
54,036

1,857,526
776,650

1,471,542
349,770

»:

46,832

2218.,

Chadbourn Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Sells Plant—
Mojud Hosiery Co., Inc. below.—V. 165, p. 935.

7

,

5,234,061

3,96q,608

7,648,818

of regulatory

approval

shares to effect

authorities.—V.

172,

1827.

p.

9,629,390

The

1950—12 Mos.—1949

$82,770,091

■'

t

corporation

,.

on

Jan.

10

covering 25,000 shares of
stock

is

to

be

offered

172,

8862,896

.

$7,164,304
i

Western Carolina Ry.1950

Novemberfrom

Gross

$7,753,432

$693,980

2022.

p.

$418,827

railway
railwayoper. Income

-Earnings—
"1947

1949

'

1948

$357,320

$442;800

$367,722

119,229

56,753

64,367

84,043*

36,014

68,567

75,663

25,017

4,468,560

from

from

Gross

4,687,793

4,118,937

Net
Net

—V.

903,956

619,798

434,918

246,912

railway-

from

909,023

4,072,664
463,013

income—

447,610

135,816

railway

oper.

ry.

172, P. 2118.

Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia—To
Borrow—
7
„■
V-'- •
-

The

.

Virginia State Corporation

Commission

Dec.

on

11

authorized

company to borrow an additional $10,000,000 on short-term
from the Ameiican Telephone & Telegraph Co., parent, during

payable

on

or

notes

1951,

1) 1956, at an interest rate of 2.75%. Sim¬
to the company during 1950 and 1949. The

before Jan.

ilar

authority was given
company had $3,475,000 outstanding in short-term obligations
parent as of Sept. 30, 1950.—V. 158, p. 2359.

to

the

1950

1948

1949

1947

railway-— $22,024,797 $20,376,637 $21,029,323 $19,391,056
6,793,355
railway—
8,344,432
7,485,637
5,400,371
Net ry. oper. income
3,153,230
3,699,132
3,441,059
2,225,620

Gross

Net

from

from

filed

a
registration statement with the
stock, $50 par (non-voting) .*
public sale at $50 per share.
No

Hill

for

Club.

Proceeds
poses

in

of the

stock

the following

Gross
Net

from

from

Net ry.

railway
215,644,056 200,572,221 221,542,422 198,387,763
67,746,038
railway
67,328,675
46,357,821
63,471,874
income—
30,261,395
30,640,087
17,831,212
28,677,869
p. 2479.

oper.

—V. 172,

common

underwriting is involved.
The company was organized In Delaware' March
25, 1950.
The
principal business intended to be done "consists of the purchase and
maintenance of land
and
buildings, the renovation and furnishing
thereof and the carrying out of
any construction necessary to house
the headquarters of the Republican National
Committee, its affiliates
and a proposed membership club to be organized and called the Capi¬
tol

President, O. K. Anderson, who has

—V.

1950—10 Mos.—1949

1950—Month—1949

-

From Jan. 1—

Capitol Hill Associates, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—

7,560,283

*

Lyon-Palace Corp.—Sales Show Gain-

Period End. Nov. 30—

Sales

November—

authorized common

stock from 240,000 $100 par shares to
960,000 $25 par
a
4-for- split, subject to

SEO

as

124,223

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.— -Earnings—

Capital Transit Co.—Split-Up Approved—
1947

21,583,025

1950—Month—1949

H. T. Vance has succeeded

*27,885
*

172, p. 2378.

The stockholders

1948

25,117,281
10,456,970

Boston Fund, Inc.—New President—
resigned.-rV.

152,971

the

Capital Airlines, Inc.—Earnings for November, 1950—

—V.

$10,871,957 $10,114,964 $76,196,336

2378.

$796,909

213,593

From Jan. 1—

1950
$251,433

railway—
railway—

Net

Stores, Inc.—December Sales Increased—

p.

$952,000

From Jan. 1—

The

Period End. Dec. 31—

railway—

from

*Deficit.—V.

Net

2478.

from

from

Net

2118.

p.

ry.

1947

$791,000
74,134

$989,000

.

1948

1949

1950

railway

Charleston &

5,105,195
785,403

5,100,578

557,622

From Jan. 1—

Net from

731,114
16,569,387
5,920,409
*f 7,349,221

From Jan. 1—

•

4,534,028

,

Gross

Bessemer & Lake Erie RE.- -Earnings—
1950

•.

railway—_
railway.—__

November—

16,124,942
10,830,349

of

*20,899

Canadian Pacific Lines in Vermont—Earnings—

Bendix.

19, the company filed with the Secretary
certificate of dissolution.—V. 172, p. 2218.

November—
Gross

3,787,752

_

r&ilway-—329,943
oper. income—
225,552

Net ry.

18

for

Net

1947

*Deficit.—V. 172,

*

Avco

6,494,170

income2218.

i Chanslor &

1949

from

from

Net

15,259,035 177,875,750 151,369,948
11,381,110 128,972,173 123,956,125
1,571,722
21,707,840
11,288,881

1,806,731

of

19,218,891
7,468,517
9,626,870

See

1950

oper.

Net

approved the transfer of the company's
assets to Avco Manufacturing Corp. in exchange for shares of the
latter, and the dissolution of the company which will hereafter be
the Bendix Home Appliances division of Avco.
The exchange basis

Delaware

703,163

15,814,076
5,628,544
7,882,665

from

1,990,100
*444,580
*1,052,803

*531,867

729,616

19*7

$1,579,272
560,676

646,708
868,503

17,812,608

._

railway
p.

from

Net

from

*1,142,678

$1,709,116

520,183

Central Vermont Ry. Inc.- -Earnings-

ry.

*749,522

$1,365,358

526,803

November—

Net

'

2,214,000

1,882,000

railway-

oper.

172,

Net

*1,306,918

'

1948*

1949

$1,558,820

_

.

■

company

2478.

from

Net

two

ry.

*50,469
*105,836

*412,432

From Jan. 1—

Bendix Home Appliances, Inc.—Sale—Dissolved—

was

from

Net

Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
Gross

$

2,306,203

Dec.

Net

—V.

Gross

1,061,223

:V

,

Pennsylvania—Earnings—

income—

oper.

$186,000

2,269,000

Corporation.—

2,310,449

on

$162,000 '

railwayrailway-

from

1947

Grcss from railway——
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income.—

Gross

The stockholders

ry.

1948'

-

*106,461

2478.

p.

$269,000

1949

*54,986

from

Net

Net oper. income
Net after charges

<•

*105,521

15,291,259 178,164,903 151,691,574
32,224
289,153
321,626

16,702,396
12,325,307
2,066,640

.

above

41,701

1950—11 Mos.—1949

$

23,326

rev..

purchase' the

*15,661

Pennsylvania—Earnings—

16,725,722

the

of

*4,151,885

1950—52 Wks.—1949

1950—Month—1949

Operating revenues

stock

to

ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—.

$5,018,496 $41,434,786 $39,636,109

include

$

172,

railway
railway

Net

Net

Bell Telephone Co. of

—V.

1950

November—

figures

preferred

offered

*2,698,756

2218.

From Jan. 1—

Holders desiring to accept the offer were asked to
with the Royal Trust Co., Montreal, by Jan. 15,
1898.

from

Net

Uncollectible

of

recently

$227,000
*49,792

2218.

p.

shares

Net

their shares

November—

Net

railway
railway—
Net ry. oper. Income—
—V. 172, p. 2218.
from

Net

'

Gross

from

Gross

14,000
443,686

Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings—

.

v

From Jan. 1—

;»

30,691

Co.

34,267,201
3,382,401

1950

from

from

Gross

Refining

4,712,653
*3,078,792

November-

Net

Gross

$727,051

259,878

593,286

1947

$671,473

117,771

429,195

25,962 t
637,512

2218.

p.

Products

$140 per share.

1951.—V.

.'322,776 *> $62,437

$796,959

_

income—

oper.

Corn

deposit

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

1,510,140

172, p.

._

"•

35,278

1,405,188
12,703

3,208,237
*4,145,703

._

Central RR. Co. of

*15,602

Canada Starch Co., Ltd.—Offer for Preferred Stock—
outstanding

November—

66,647

1,119,124
*
147,650

5,131,226

36,681,325

__

ofier. income.

Deficit.—V.

Gross
*

railway-

railway—

$129,801

^

.

income—

172,

$135,137
30,502

90,279

1,346,146

railway——_

oper.

The

at

Gross

ry.

1947

$93,392
4,636
49,520

^

■

railway—

'Deficit.—V.

1926.

p.

$139,771
37,002

income

oper.

from

Net

addition, nearly $1,500,000 par value of preferred stock has been
purchased and retired by the company in the past five years."—
172,

railway—

railway—

1948

1949

1950

From Jan. 1—
Gross

has been added to working capital to handle the com¬
pany's increased volume of business; and roughly $6,000,000 has *heen
expended during the period in research and advertising. These sums
have
greatly strengthened the comyany's competitive position and
insured the future security of both stockholders and employees.
In
$11,400,000

V.

from

Net
*

the five years elapsed since Dec. 31, 1945, more than
has been invested in plant and equipment; /approximately

"During

from

Gross

951.

p.

RR.—Earnings-

November—

account.

$9,850,000

164,

Net

Net

investment

below.- -V.

Co.

Ry.

From Jan. 1—

-Exchange of Bonds—

sales will

be used

order of priority:

for

general corporate pur¬
purchase price of property.

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
November—
Gross

from

railway
railway
Net ry. oper. income

Net

from

From Jan.
Gross

1948

1949

$2,263,938

417,448'

-

.

1947

$2,870,752'

$2,458,027

580,597

431,851

t

533,232

139,412

232,846

103,147

27,106,517

25,581,730

29,813,895

25,634,304

1-4

from

railway
Net from railway.
Net ry. oper. income
—V.

1950

$2,753,829
886,385

172, p. 2218.

7,217,110
3,688,173

3,841,968 '
965,825

5,411,538*1,991,270

!

'3,525,436
419,493

Number 4977

Volume 173

..

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

„

sale

Chicago Great Western Ry. —Earnings—
1947

$2,922,965

28,338,868
5,904,042
2,082,420

960,847

$2,816,810
860,015

313,198

313,416

$2,992,516
707,620
265,749

railway—30,306,714
8,958,934
Net ry. oper. income—
3,299,591
—V. 172, p. 2218.

29,554,321

32,438,095

7,139,587

8,789,961

2,337,101

3,354,558

$2,959,286

from

Gross
Net
Net

ry.

railway
railway-

from

income—

oper.

from

from

Net

railway——

financing

nature

the

has

been

BUSINESS—Company is

826,625

324,915

around

metropolitan

area
Illinois.

Northern

Chicago

and

1948

516,109

298,844

$898,438
382,090

282,593

170,172

238,020

$738,411
290,481
177,197

Net

from

Net

ry.

9,586,486
4,353,839

6,847,516

2,385,581

918,275

8,921,879
3,701,622
2,164,919

railway

income—

oper.

GIVING

EFFECT

from

railway
Net. fi'om railway—
Net ry. oper. income
—V.

1,833,340

7,333,115
2,549,237

1,435,009

PURCHASERS—The

172, p. 2218,

amounts

1950

from

railway
railway

Net from
Net

1949-

1948

1947

$2 829,290

$2,880,058

$2,726,622

Grcss

626,176

499,460

30,463,083
5,524,571
1,620,374

29 ,012,968

Net
Net

ry.

^-V.

income-;.-

oper.

172,

•

31,179,993

28,314,295

3 ,899,176

5,180,070

866,781

1,495,705

4,624,302
1,095,546

C.

railway
railway..

from
ry.

.

776,582

150,000

500,000
250,000

Brothers

.

from

from

14,159,044-

7,399,027

.

.

—V.

33,079,261
10,587,938
5,657,466

37,097,691

railway
railway—
Net .ry; oper. income—

Net

172, p. 2219.

/

:

31,613,411
10,288,275
5,645,373

36,742,391
12,674,360
7,535,730

By

of

amendment to its certificate

has been

company

to shares

having

1,500,000
150,000

_

Securities

Corp

Clark, Dodge St Co.—900,000
Clayton Securities Corp.

>

changed

incorporation, the capital stock

from

shares

having

M.

J.

value

par

a

Clark Controller
stockholders

Da in &

authorized

5

Issue

of

250,000

Inc.

70,000

.

,,-f

*

•

'

~

.

'

•

'

"■

%

—

'"

.

■>

Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—Scrip Certificates—
The

Guaranty

York has been appointed agent
purchase and sell scrip certificates for holders of common stock
until the close of business Oct. 31,
1951.—V. 172, p. 1926.
Trust

Co.

of

'

100,000

•

Co.,

*

New

to

Illinois

H;

R.

Co.„

Johnson & Co

150,000

Kean, Taylor & Co.——
Kidder & Co.—

M.

At

recent

a

hearing before the FPC
Canadian River Gas Co., a

of

merger

Deyelopment Corp.,
the

would

merger

W.

R.

enable

finance construction of

to

475.

P.-

Hendee,

company to obtain
a
$12,000,000 loan
pipeline from Texas to Colorado.—V. 172,

ry.

1949

1948

1947

$1,153,513

370,701

194,375

129,864

133,010

27,076

$1,247,155
341,246
157,122

1

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

=.

railway™

12,588,213
2,330,368
672,626

12,089,994

1,314,261

income—
2378.

p.

840,283

2,656,632

11,328,204
2,099,437
w
553,952

Offer—
The

November-

Net

1948

1947

$81,090

126,490
55,988

897

$226,885
92,771

$194,966
85,142

ry,

♦21,384

43,518

41,563

2,266,103

2,024,011

2,471,106

818,903

750,532
314,038

1,062,281

1,863,735
787,985

599,952

374,337

1949

1950

railway.—
railway...—_
income

oper.

-

From Jan. 1—

Gross

from

Net

ry.

railway.
railway—
income—

from

Net

336,450

oper.

•Deficit.—V.

$300,000
500,000

Co.,
150,000

M.

Newton

&

750,000

Co

-

500,000
250,000

-

will

notes

—

School, Fort Wayne, Ind.—
Inc., St. Louis,

Oct.

from

from

Net

ry.

1947

1950

1949

1948

$214,563

$176,491

52,458

railway

62,358

.$171,225
10,317

railway.——

,

to

22,106

Consolidated

Life

Co.—Purchase

Insurance

;Vy:'rA;\y

Edison Co.

of New

York, Inc.—-To

Sell

'
'
The company on Jan,
10 announced that it would file with the
New
York P. S. Commission
an
application for authority to issue
$60,000,000 first and refunding mortgage bonds due Feb. 1, 1981.
The proceeds from sale of the issue will be used to repay bank loans
which the company has incurred in the course of its expansion of
plant and distribution facilities.—V. 172, p. 2479.
—

Net

from

Net

ry.

31,132

787

43,120

1,806,387
331,376

1,814,316

139,755

130,426

1,553,986
54,622
53,860

—V.

railway

167,020
30,254

income

oper.

—V.

172,

249,778

p.

2378.

Co.

—

*

on Dec.
26 that a plan for the merger into this
Manufacturing Co. had been tentatively approved
by the directors of both companies.
As soon as details are completed; the plan will be submitted to the

It

announced

was

of Dwight

stockholders of each

Offered—

Debentures

company.—V.

170, p. 1292.

Gross

The

stockholders

stock

from

voted

Dec.

565,000

to

5

to

increase

authorized

the

no

par

1,500,000 shares.

bid of 100.59%.

Subsequently, the directors declared a 25% stock
Dec.
29, 1950, to stockholders of record Dec. 15.
were
issued in lieu of fractional shares.

Net

ry.

bids

to

100%.

101.33%,
The
each

were

redeemed

If

the

$1,000,000

f

for

through the sinking fund,
1,
1952,
to 100%.

provide

ending
retirement at
years

working capital

additions" to
struction

viz: Glore,

prices

for

utility

for

fund
1953-2000,

sinking

a

April

1,
maturity.
the

ultimate

properties

sale

of

Net

the

toward

the

will

cost

be

of

The

Commercial

as

Dana

135

S.

and

Financial

Seibert,
La

Chronicle

President;

William

appointed agent to
stock of the
until the close of business March 31, 1951.—V. 172,

company

Canada, Starch Co.,

Ltd.

Co.—Proposed Purchase—

above.—V. 172,

1927.

p.

Owens-Illinois

Glass Co,

below.—V.

170,

p.

301.

Dayton Malleable Iron Co.—Stock Split-Up—

gross

.con¬

on Oct. 2 distributed one additional share for each
held, effecting a 5-for-4 split-up of
the outstanding
134,721 no par shares.
The company stated that this was not a
stock dividend and no transfer was made from surplus to capital

The

four

company

shares

account.

The

scrip

certificates issued in lieu of fractional shares
shares on or before Oct. 2, 1951.—V. 156,

be combined for full
2036. '

may

p.

(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
D. RIggs, Business Manager.
Published twice a week [every Thursday

Chicago 3, HI. (Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.. C.,. England
second class matter February 25, 1942; at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3. 1879s

American

Salle St.,

Union,* $45.00 per year;

ITOTKr On

account

of

the




in Dominion of Canada; $48.00

fluctuations in

the

rate, of

exchange,

42,250

10,944

$157,194
30,376
9,947

2,064,584

from railway
railwayoper. income-—

—V.

1,779,734
- 696,041
393,436

2,029,389

1,665,671

870,966

687450

507,900

368,263
,v

'1947

1948

1,011.338

-

538,877

172, p. *2479.

23,364

-

■

Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings-^November—

Gross

1948

railway

from

$1,439,231.
615,557
296,777

from

Net

railway™
Net ry. oper. income:.

$1,174,386
446;?29
244,548

-

1947

$1,470,019, $1,030,774
.735,564 v
374,826
414,326 '
228,704
,

From Jan. 1—

from

Gross

Net

-railwayrailway-—oper. income-

—V.

-

„

from

Net ry.

172,

16,339,067

i; 6,967,592.

—

'

3,361,395

13.821,976
14,450530 111,850,415
5,045,018;
6,097,294 >4,957,635
2,605,696'
3,403,170
2,715,621

2125.

p.

Detroit & Toledo Shore Line RR.
November—
Gross

1950

from

railway——
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. Income—

Earnings—'
1948

1947

$530,279

$486,749

237,095

232,932
76,355

1949

$592,816
223,760

$450,639

,

155,045 V

53,869

39,284

;•

V 84,666

„

.

From Jan. 1—

from

Gross

6,772,317

railway
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income—
—V.

5,430,000
2,315,580
775,926

3,091,055

1,013,156

.

5,990,069
2,902,123
979,984

5,037,015
2,345,454
765,704

172, p. 2479.

Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—Secondary Distribution
secondary distribution of 15,000 shares of common
(no par) was made on Jan. 5 by Paine, Webber,

—A

stock

Jackson & Curtis at $31.25 per share, with a dealer con¬
cession of $1 per share. The offering was oversubscribed

and the books closed.—-V. 171, p. 359.
Diana

1950—Month—1949

$2,500,652

—

—V.

-r

Stores Corp.—December Sales Rise

Sales

$2,271,432

10.1%—

1950—5 Mos.—1949

$7,891,808

$8,671,661

172, p. 2219.

Diebold, Inc.—New Interests Acquire Stock—
It

was

Dallas,

reported on Dec. 27 that

has

Tex.

substantial block of stock of this
of
of
166, p. 157.
;
a

been purchased by the C. W. Murchison interests
No details were revealed.
There are 121,000 shares

stock

common

outstanding.—V.

Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—Two Units Merge—
*

Mr. Joseph E. Otis, Jr., President, on Jan. 3 announced that the
corporation's two Subsidiaries, Chicago Thrift Co. -and Etcliing Co.
of America, had
completed the "consolidation of their operations In
the plant of the former at 1555 North Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111.,
and had been legally merged under the name Chicago Thrift-Etching

Corp.

,

.

The capital stock of
Chicago Thrift Co. was acquired by "Dodge
Manufacturing Corp. on Aug. 4, 1950.
The company, like Etching
Co. of America, was engaged in the manufacturing of etched metal

products
under

had

also

and

Alumllite

the

country.—V. 166,
Dow

plating and anodizing operations
as well as a material business of manu¬
distribution to savings banks throughout the
extensive

process

1477.

p.

Chemical Co.—Correction—

In a corrected notice to all holders of
preferred stock, said in part:
During the period Jan. 4, 1950, through Dec. 21, 1950, The Dow
Chemical Company has issued to employees 41,820 shares of its com¬
mon stock at $44.50 a share.
On Feb. 20, 1951, the company will pay
holders

to

1951

per

year.

Other Countries,

remittance for foreign

-

of

common

stock

of

record

at

the close Of

business Jan.

dividend of one share of common stock for each

a

the

record

2,

40 shares held

aggregating 154,626 shares (not
123,701 shares as previously announced).
See V. 172, p. 103.
The Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York has been appointed agent
to
accept
subscriptions tc additional shares of common* stock in
exchange for subscription warrants which expire on Jan. 29, 1951.
The Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. has also been appointed agent to
date,

said

split, group and transfer
See also V. 173, p. 103.

dividend

subscription
'
.>

warrants
;

for
...

,

stock.

common
• >

,

.

%

Dwiffht Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Consolidationsee

Cone

Mills

Corp.

above.—V.

165,

p.

2134.

East Ohio Gas Co.—Plans Pipeline—
asked the Federal Power Commission to
65-mile, 26-inch pipeline which would
carry an additional supply of natural gas into the company's system
The company, on Dec. 28,
authorize
construction
of
a

meet

to

The

Corning Glass Works—Affiliate to Expand—

added

scheduled for 3 951-1954
cost
$370,000,000.
The company estimates that approximately $140,000,000
of the total cost will be provided out of cash resources at the end of
1950 and depreciation accruals
and undistributed earnings over the
four-year period.
The present issue is a part of the balance of
$230,000,000 which the company anticipates providing through the

offices:

See

for

leaving

in a four-year
and
estimated
to

company

$177,120

65,456

from

Net ry.

Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has been

Corn Products Refining

from

range

$1,000,000

inclusive,

debentures

the

application
of

of

dividend, payable
Scrip certificates

2125.

See

program

William

p.

Dec.

will

PURPOSE—Proceeds from
to

coupon,

and The First Boston Corp., 99.10999.
redeemable
at
prices ranging' from
104.34%

are

beginning

indenture
of

received, both for the same

100.411;

debentures

1949

$181,685
77,595

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Scrip Expires on March 31—
The
above

other

1950

railway—«
railway—
oper. income—

from

purchase and sell scrip certificates for holders of capital

The

Shares -for-each

$246,003
136,674

from

Net

on

common

Two

five

Carl A. Gerstackar, Treasurer,

Consolidation—

Copper Range Co.—25% Stock Dividend—
Edison

rate of

second

Cone Mills Corp.—Proposed

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., on Jan. 10 headed a group
which offered $49,000,000 of 2%% sinking fund deben¬
tures, due April 1, 2001, at 101.335% and accrued inter¬
est. The debentures are dated Oct. 1, 1950. The offering
follows award of the issue on Jan. 9, to the group on its

Forgan & Co.,

share, -or at the

per

Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—

1950—12 Mos.—1949
$3,418,547 $29,238,319 $31,512,639

172, p. 2378.

Commonwealth

Virginia; National
Life Insurance Co.;
has informed the
the borrowing are being

company

1950—Month—1949
$3,522,666

-

company

railway.—

from

at $20

November—

1955,

10 announced an offer to purchase at least
outstanding stock of Puritan Life Insurance Co., Provi¬

$60,000,000 of Bonds

$165,325
50,440

1,785,144

income—

oper.

,

of

Home

The

$100 of debentures.—V. 173, p. 103.

Dec.

on

Period End. Dec. 31

From Jan. 1—

Gross

convertible

facturing coin banks for

November—

Co.

Tenn.;

Co.

V-

the

Sales

Insurance

Nashville,

Insurance

Period End. Dec. 31—

1952

.

company

of

of

Co.

Life

York Stock Exchange that proceeds of
applied to its construction program.
Approximately 6% of 3% debentures, due 1958, have heen tendered In
exchange for common stock since the conversion privilege for this issue
became effective on Dec. 1,- last, it -was reported on Jan. 10.
Latest
reports to the New York Stock Exchange place at $2,658,000 the
amount of 3s that have been turned in for Stock, out of -an original
offering tor $46,641,000 that was first made to stockholders in the
company in November,
1948.
This figure for conversions indicates
new tenders of $606,300 in the past 2ya
weeks.
The-debentures are

4% notes due

from

1

Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—Dec. Sales Up 3%—

Net

Accident

provided by Sun Life Assurance Co. of
Insurance Co.; State Mutual Life Assur¬

New

—

172, p. 2378.

Columbus & Greenville Ry.- -Earnings—
Gross

&

Berkshire

was

Life

The Life

-

annually

mature

General

Mutual

Worcester;

Hanseatic

dence, R; I., at $37 per share.—V. 170, p. 980.

$283,460

from

from

3'/2%

Connecticut

51%

Net

&

of

and,

inclusive, and the 4% notes from 1956 to 1965, inclusive.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for the construction of a new
high school, which, it is estimated, will cost about $475,000.
Twelve member congregations have agreed to contribute toward the
payment of the principal and Interest of the loan.
*;
'

'

Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
Gross

Mericka

The balance

Pacific

Co.

company

13,095,181
4,098,182

railway..

oper.

172,

the

400,000
Alfred O'Gara & Co.—
150,000
Ohio Co
500,000
Otis & Co.——— 1,500,000
Roger S. Palmer Co.
150,000
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.—150,000
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
150,000
Phelps, Fenn & Co._,„ 1,500,000 «
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.. „
600,000
Putnam & Co.
600,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 1,500,000 :
R. C. Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.
J
100,000
Schmidt, Poole & Co.—
100,000 :
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomcroy, Inc.
1,500,000
Schwabacher Sc Co.—„
250,000
ShaUghnessy & Co., Inc.
100,000 :
Sheuroon, Hammtll & Co.
300,000 '
Sheridan-Bogan Paul &
,
Co., Inc.
——
100,000
Robert Showers
100,000
Sills, Fairman St Harris,
Inc.
300,000
Singer, Deane itScribncr
300,000
Smith, Moore & Co.—
150,4)00
F. S. Smithers & Co.—
600,000
Stern Brothers & Co.__
600,000
Stifel, Nicolaus
& Co.,
Inc.
300,000
Waiter Stokes & Co.—
150,000
Sweney Cartwriglit & Co.
150,000
Thomas & Co._
——
400,000
Wheelock & Cummins,
Inc.
——200,000
Dean Witter & Co.—
750,000
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
300,000
•>-'
>

Concordia Lutheran High

The

$1,166,645

Income

oper.

From Jan. 1—

J.

are offering $185,000 of 3V2% and
1952 to 1965 at 100 and accrued interest.

1950

49,000,000
13,732,000 shs.

and

purchasers

Mo.,

$1,459,594
577,860

railway
Net from railway——

company in December
borrowed an additional $6,000,000 oh
notes, due Oct. 1, 1979. This increased to $30,000,000 the debt
outstanding on these obligations, as of Dec. 31; That is the maximum
amount available to the
company under terms of an agreement made
in October,
1949, with a group of eight institutional investors.
Of
the most recent borrowing, $4,850,000 was loaned
by Metropolitan Life

Notes Offered—Eckhardt-Petersen & Co.,

& Southern Ry.- -Earnings—

from

1,500,000
150,000

Higginson Corp.
Mason-Hagan, Inc
—V. 173, p. 103.

of

approval

the
a

November—

Net

that

said

•

Colorado
Gross

the company's proposed
subsidiary of Southwestern

on

President,

Detroit Edison Co.—Notes Placed Privately—

Life

48,000,000

1999

1, 2001
18,000;000 shs.

————

500,600
300,000
100,000

John Kormendi Co

Lee

Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—Plans Financing—

,

750,000

John B. Joyce & Co
100,000
Kaiser & Co.—200,000
A.

subsidiary,

a

The

ance

,

100,000

—

150,000
750,000
Grimm &. Co.
200,000
Harris, Hall & Co. (inc.) 1,500,000
Hayden, Stone & Co
1,500,000
Heller, Bruce & Co.,—
25Q,000
Hill & Co.——,—.
J- 250,000
The

Pipeline—

in December asked the SEC
authority to construct a 329-mile natural gas pipeline from
N. M., to Salt Lake City, Utah, at a cost of $22,000,000.
If
the immediate authorization is allowed the company plans to complete
the line by Jan., 1952.—V. 172, p. 1828.

—

500,000
300,000,

Fauset, Steele & Co.™
Gregory & Son, Inc.—

„

'

' '

..

400,000
"

'

shares
of preferred s.tock ($30 par value) and an increase in the authorized
common
stock from 250,000 to 500,000 shares.
According to present
plans, Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Fulton, Reid & Co. will manage
a
public offering of an initial series of 50,000 shares of convertible
preferred stock, in connection with which a registration statement
was
recently filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
—V. 173, p. 102.
an

100.000

Co,

Clement A. Evans &

Co.—Capitalization Increased— „;
Jan.

on

,

Paul II. Davis & Co.—_

Dempsey St Co.
Detmer St Co—
Este & Co.———a—

The

,

Henry Dahlberg & Co.,— .150,000

value of $1 per share on a share-forshare basis. Effective Dec. 22, transactions in the $1 par value shares
were recorded in the New York Curb Exchange". See also V. 172, p. 2479,,

Co.,

...

250,000
300,000

—:

S. K. Cunningham & Co.,
Inc.

par

a

250,000

Republic Co.

Courts & Co.

of

,

this

of. $10

City

.

City & Suburban Homes Co.—Par Changed—;;
,

150,000
1,500,000

—

(Inc.)

Pipeline

Aztec,

Canada;

The

Inc. 1,500,000
Bradford & Co.—
150,600

Central
Grcss

1,

Apr

New York
Corp.

Becker & Co.

C.

J.

Utah

for

Insurance Co.

100,000,000
50,000,000
48,000,000

Inc.

200,090
& Kraus—

Byrd

Apr

E.

Ashmun Co.,——

Burge

G.

A.

1, 1985
Jun l, 1978
Apr 1, 1999
Apr

The Milwaukee Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co

Bl;ich-

S.

Barth & Co.

From Jan. 1—

.

and

Bear, Stearns & Co

$3,094,116
1,175,584
592,434

$3,378,849
1,159,893
673,174

$2,783,685
849,004
428,874

$3,459,618
1,388,792

income—

oper.

150,000

—

Co.,

George K. Baum & Co._

1947

1948

1949

1950

from

Outstanding
$180,000,000

Maturity
Feb 1, 1977

Win,

150,000

S.

Ball,

November—
Net

Co.

&

roder, Inc.

Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.

Net

Emerich

Arnhcld

J.

Gross

200,000

Allison-Williams

106,687

2218.

p.

FINANCING

A. E. Masten & Co
Mccormick it Co

—$14,100,000
Peck

Inc.

railway
railway

from

of

&

Ames,

from

in

principal
debentures agreed to be purchased." by them, respectively,

Inu

From Jan. 1—

the

of

names

Stuart & Co.

Adams

478,034

505,274
220,233

913,208
549,549

income

oper.

ry.

Halsey,

$3,238,367

November—

territory

follows:

as

are

Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.- -Earnings
Gross

PRESENT

TO

bonds, series L„
First mortgage 3% bonds, series M_
First mortgage 3% bonds, series N—
3% sinking fund debentures—
2%% sinking fund debentures
2%% sinking fund debentures——
Capital stock (par $25)
—•

From Jan. 1—
Gross

Delhi Oil Corp.—Unit Plans
The

3

Its 3%

Mortgage bonds—
First mortgage 3%

1947

$758,065

1950

additional

Date of

1949

$1,001,771

railway

from

surrounding

in

Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
November—

the

of

a

Co., Illinois Northern Utilities Co., Chicago District Electric Generating
Corp., Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry. Co. and four other subsidiaries.
Through
subsidiaries
it provides both electricity and gas in
the

CAPITALIZATION

Gross

time

the

nor

determined.

public utility operating company engaged
in providing electricity.
It does substantially all of the electric public
utility business in Chicago and controls, through direct stock ownership,
Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois, Western United Gas & Electric

From Jan. 1—
Gross

Neither

securities.

of

$181,000,000

1948

1949

1950

November—

(199)

increasing demands

in northeastern Ohio.

proposed line, estimated to cost $4,382,170,

would connect with

system of New York State Natural Gas Corp. at a point on the
Ohio-Pennsylvania state
line,
near
Petersburg, Ohio, and extend
northwesterly to a point in Twinsburg Township, in Summit County,
Ohio.
New Yoik State Natural,
an affiliate of East
Ohio in the
the

Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
at
•

the
East

System, would deliver

gas

to East Ohio

Petersburg connection.
Ohio

said

that

New

York

State

Natural

i3

planning

a

com¬

an application with the FPC for author¬
storage facilities in western Pennsylvania
and to install a pipe-line extending to the connection, with East Ohio's
proposed line.—V. 172, p. 476.

panion project and will file
ity

to

develop

additional

Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editmr and Publisher;
(general news and advertising Issue)^ with a statistical issue -on^MondayJ.^joiner
Kj/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1951 by William B. Dana^ Cor^any. Reentered
Subscriptions in "United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and . Members of Pan_

$52.00 per year.

suoscriptions iind advertisements must be -made in New York funds.

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(200)

Associates—Tenders Sought—

Eastern Gas & Fuel
o'clock

noon

exceed

to

22

Net

ry.

as

wholly-owned subsidiary, was dis¬
effective Jan. 1, 1951, and is now
unit is now known
Texas unit as the
Division.—V. 172, p. 1031.

Co.

Eastman

Texas

Sales
—V.

Sales Up—

company

purchase

bonds.

and

'Y

•

Glidden Co., Cleveland,

Net

value

asset

172,

1950

1949

$83,668,958

share

per

3,712,195

;

■

W.

J.

Vice-President,

Larson,

for construction of

"

ground

at

has

been

111.,

provide

270,000 square feet.—V. 172, p. 2480.

Gamewell Co.

-

„

(& Subs.)—Earnings—

of New Securities—

Issuance of $83,000,000
The

Net

has filed-an application with the Federal Power*
proposing an $83,000,000 construction program designed

Total

capacity of its pipeline system by 400 million cubic feet
of natural gas per day, it was announced, on Jan. 9.
The
company
proposes
to deliver 150 million cubic feet of the t,
additional gas jointly to Southern California Gas Co. and Southern
Counties Gas Co. of California; 150 million cubic feet to Pacific Gas &
Electric Co., and 100 million cubic feet to other customers located cn v
increase

to

Paso

western

Net

existing

and

new

line

main

'
'

A

of

'"ivision

to help handle its growing volume of
military work.
division will handle mechanical time fuzes and other ammunition

ponents.—V.

173,

•*"\YY" * :'Y;;

p.-2.

;

.-vY

,

with

The

with

This

and

cabinets,

with

the

modern

most

kitchen

-Y ■-Y Yy',

Scranton,

its

173,

General

is

8.

p.

line

The

Union

trustee

National

the

of

Farmers

issue

Bank,

of

Pittsburgh,

Pa.,

has

debentures

due

1970,

3%%

National

Deposit

Bank,

Pittsburgh,

been appointed
succeeding theresigned.—V. 172,:

Pa.,

been

has

available

of

Corp.

—
A
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on Jan.111
offered $5,400,000 of 2%% serial equipment trust certifi¬
cates maturing semi-annually July 15, 1951 to Jan. 15,

the

The

above.

number

In

curved

Jan. 10

on

Two other bids

can

introduced

been
-

be

and

Harris,

The

Hall & Co,

certificates

being offered
fion.

They

estimated

tc

approval of

secured

are

to

cost

Associated in

Y;

by

the

Interstate

Commerce

;■

standard-gauge

new

railroad

$5,863,000.

consolidated

earnings

outstanding

Y
,

making these estimates,

all

of

'

!

Y

offering group are R. W. Pressprich & Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; The Illinois
Company; L, F.
Rothschild & Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Freeman & Co.: Wir\ E.
Pollock & Co.; and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V.
173, p. 103. ■•vY-Yh

end

.\\YY

The

stockholders

April

on

common

from

cents

$1

to

50

v.ill

1

vote

on

proposed

a

;

two-for-one

by reducing the par value of each share
share.—V. 172, p. 1344.

been

,

$279,678

172, p.

.

from

Net

ry.

J

•

The
BEC

corporation

covering

offered

Jan.

on

30,000

through

filed

9

shares

of

a

registration

common

stock

Financial Management Corp.,

statement

(par

with

Wash.

$288,349

"$2,583

"51,998

"64,556

"342,252

:

1949

1948

$678,224

$761,828

127,175

127,979

76,363

103,751

105', 165
71,966.

1,913,827

1,026,337

1,424,911

932,021

Net

ry.

income—

1,724,035

787,264

1,186,418

601,408
y

be

November—

-

Firemen's Insurance Co.' of Newark, N. J.—Partial Re¬
The

company

.'hares
t

of

its

has

Preferred

referred

$4

share

one

for

for

redemption

cumulative

stockholders

stock

Net

ry.-oper.

cents

50

have

for

notified

shares

15

to

stock

16,

at

1951,

$100

3,500

share

The

surrender

certificates

of

to

held

Chase

'"ity of New York, agent, 11 Broad Street,
16, 1951.—V. 172, p. 195. '

Net

from

—V.

New

ry.

York

$4

Bank

15,

N.

—V.

Y.,

$1,955,675

—

'

1950—12 Mos.—1949

$1,727,352 $10,436,682

$9,882,876

cited

plies
steel,
•

172,

the

.

Co.—Earnings—

,

6,483,048.
1,847,067

563,832

433,395

6,536^97
1,611,564
416,938

5,559,764
1,204,432

p.

1949

shares.._

share...

taxes

...

and

_

j.

charges.

103.




884,528

.

„

.295,717

2126.

__

_!

tExcludes

(

594,668
,$1.49

treasury

shares.—V.

$3.37

171,

meeting of the shareholders, held Jan. 3, 1951,. it was'
that the company's plants are operating at about 65%
of
Shortages due to government material restrictions
were

Because

of

the

supply

curtailment
that

of

Gibson

situation
civilian

With

-

goods

distributors

the

future

outlook

manufacturing,

have

been

indicating

meeting

the

informed-of

171, p. 463.

a

The

190,915

55,871

99,501

105,989
93,077

Y''Y

518,583

-

'' '•

■

'*'!

•'

3,284,117

3,403,510

626,136

875,705

149,672

289,227

.

•

2,844,158

624^050
186,070

,

2126.

p.

company
action

Co.

Dec.

on

1,

1950

reported

that

result

a

as

the

of

the

of

to

supply

with

in

tJ.

P.

the

natural

Commission

has

system, .it

gas

defer

to

action

requested

the

on

jthe

application

to

stockholders.—V.

172,

1633.

p.

'

-

The directors

$5,000,000

on

Commission
the

on

a

accrued

debentures.—V.

172,

p.

1829.

from

Net

from

ry.

railway..
railway-

,

;

1948

1947

$6,163;383

$6,794,424

$6,136,679

3,144,432

1,444,228
559,552

1,730,271
691,815

1,303,817

1,868,409

—

71,270,858
20,980,482

66,831,982
15,877,367

74,042,728

66^38,009

19,650,972

16,504,386

8,292,094

6,418,756

8,471,588

6,235,165

...

income

oper.

-

—

.1949

,1950

$7,989,612

November—
Gross

;

proposal to redeem all of the

sinking fund debentures, due 1959, on March L, at
intsiest.
Late in December, the Interstate Com¬
approved a bank loan to enable the company to

3%

of

p.us

Jan. 18 will vote

435,194

From Jan. 1—

from

Gross
Net

ry.

railwayrailway—..

from

Net

172,

...

income

oper.

2126.

p.

Hayes Manufacturing Corp.—Acquisition—
The
the

corporation has acquired for an undisclosed cash
personal holdings of Allan
P. Kirby,

substantial

Alleghany Corp., in the Skyline Corp., Wichita,
Clark, President of Hayes, also announced on

Skyline's 60%

engineering

an

Mr.

Jan.

President

of
W.

10

Aircraft Armament; Inc.,

the

purchase

Baltimore, Md„

company.

Clark has been elected Chairman of Skyline's board, of directors,

succeeding

of

interest in

consideration

Rennsselaer

Kan.

Co.

William
of

New

continue
Aircraft

as

,G.
Rabe, Vice-President of the Manufacturers
York, who remains as a director.
H. T, Rowland

President

and

Armament.—V.. 171,

director
p.

751.

of

Skyline
,

and

as

President
...

.

stockholders

two-for-one

on

split

Dec; 6

of

the

voted

to

2,300 shares in the treasury.

1,898,769

The stockholders

common

$1 par shares to effect

shares,

also voted

York Stock

Exchange on Jan. 9 by Smith, Barney & Co.
share net, with a dealer's discount of $1 per
share.—V. 168, p. 1799.
at

$26

per

Hollinger

change the authorized
outstanding

(George W.) Helme Co. (Inc.)—Secondary Distribution
—A secondary distribution of 26,250 shares of common
stock (par $10) was made after the close of the New

strict

*

stock from 2,781,269 no par shares to 5,562,538
a

$269,642

annual

Gillette Safety Razor Co.—Stock Split Voted, etc.—

597,268

,

-1947

•

119,406
■

■

income.—

Y\,.:
1948

capital changes as

Trust

allotment program.—V.

2,011,524

■/

with

$326,021

Greyhound Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—

,

-

$24,551,000 $2*),640,000
——_.

172,

the

of

6,956,630
2,361,805

a
prime factor in the production rate. Vital parts and sup¬
affected by these restrictions were specifically named as sheet
copper tubing, chrome shelves, rubber*-coated copper wire, zinc
die-casting, and plating, aluminum ice trays and plastic parts:

disclosed
1950

—

profit

Number of capital

p.

36,963

as

gradual

Fort Pitt Brewing

per

22,473

income—

oper.

capacity.

and
.

Year Ended Oct. 31—

•After

104,347

29,039

Gibson Refrigerator Co.—Operating at 65% of Capacity

on

172, p. 2220.

Earnings

163,155

83,432

—

1949

156,180
62,255

;

$93,275,317

compared

2220.

approved by the stockholders on Oct. 16.
The company stated that a new financing plan to cover the cost of
conversion to natural gas is being prepared and will be submitted to

will

the

or

At

1950—Month—1949

i

^les
'Vet

279,820

railway-

1950

31,

p.

$316,650 Y

$333,110

1,201,925

Connecticut

1947

$569,742

cumulative

the

National

Fishman Co., Inc.—Dec. Sales Up 13.2%^—

Period End. Dec. 31—
—.

1948

'

$519,622
124,227

income—^

railway

disclosed

Cales

$568,811

railway

Gross: from

Net

per

share.

per

been

each

redemption

Feb.

on

preferred

Feb.

(M. H.)

1949

$660,116

From Jan. 1—

called

issued

lus accrued dividends of

-cpresenting
1

from

'

172,

3,489,616

and^tyipg

Ry—Earnings—

1950

railway.!

from

Net

■

■

■,

*

Georgia Southern & Florida

at Dec.

1949.—V.

railway—

oper.

ry.

effect

7,194,112

—

1950—11 Mos—1949

Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings

8,125,609

oper

operation

31,

railway—j„—

Net

172, p. 2126.

.

TPC
in
authorizing Northeastern Gas Trans¬
natural gas to the company's territory and the
resultant need for additional financing to cover the cost of conversion

1947

7,329,713

the

to

from

—V.

$687,777

7,990,181

—V.

in

Dec.

1950

lui72,

from, railway.—_
from railway

Gross

demption—

Net

—V.

cents)

10

Seattle,

With

stores

of

From Jan. 1—
Gross

2,546',961

From Jan. 1—
Gross

1950—Month—1949

railway——.
from railway—
ry. oper. income—,

mission

$24,317

-257,615
236,936

■

from

Net. froi/n

$2,544,378-

2,427,576

1950

income—

1950—12 Mos—1949

$9,000,776 $83,550,273 $75,131,637
"
/

Greenwich Gas Co.—To Amend Financing Plan—

;

$828,913

railway--—-

oper.

close

merce

'

.

1S50—Month—1949

.

227

were

the

This

2379.

railway——

$ *

233,831,615

,,Y^

'■

completed.

$2,715,925

216,899

$49,350
11,417

inc.-

cper.

'.;".Y <!y,

_

November—

YY;

Expand—

$

1950—11 Mos.—1949 ■>

$192,582

230,328

expenses-

2220.

p.

Green Bay & Western RR.- -Earnings—,

.

*

from

Net

:

»

1950—12 Mos—1949

$

$18,164,504 $16,883,482 $95,463,477

retire

.

'

.

40,112,606 247,950,084

$10,651,027

at

Net

Net

Financial Fund, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Registers
Securities Exchange Commission—

222

Y. Georgia RR.—Earnings—

stock

per

;/

$

42,514.232

Period End. Dec. 31—

Net-

due consideration

have

Y\

1950—Month—1949

revenue—:

November—

split-up of the

■

Rubber Co.—Unit to

from ry. ops.

railway

Gross

v

.

$

1950—Month—1S49

;

Sales

of--

acquisition

Deficit.—V.

,

1950—44 Wks.—1949

Y''".'"'""

172, p. 2220.

Gross

new

oper.

Net rev.

Net

<

the

Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Plans Stock Split—

companies

System

' "

There

for

the

at

,Y

172,

—V.

Y

equipment

...

the

The

Railway

18.5%—

(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—December Sales Up 7.6%—

*
v

'

:

y

Grant Co.—December Sales Higher—

Sales

Estimated Earnings—
Y
Jan. 9 said in part:
'

shares

of

;Y'\YY

Period End. Nov. 30—

are

of

-

..

Aerojet

Railway oper.

Convnis-

,

13,899,101 132,166,573 113,309,014

/.

period End. Dec. 31—

■■■'/

...

Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—

'

•

f

& Ilutzicr, 99.271;

<Inc.), 99.051; both for the same coupon.
issued under the
Philadelphia Plan and

are

subjet

1

Salomon Bros.

viz:

-

.

Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—

har¬
by this

to

,

-

its bid of 99.5695.

on

received,

were

cost

a

Y

:Y

2400.

Cleve¬

Products

at

YY;

$

■

_

that

lines

Engineering Corp., (a subsidiary, is completing negotia¬
of a rocket' factory site near Sacramento,'
factory represents an initial investment of about
$6,000,000.—V. 169, p. 1294.
Y
Y
Y

1961, inclusive at prices to yield from 1.70% to 2.55%,
according to maturity. The group was awarded the cer-v

its Soya

•

1950—5 Wks.—1949

!

of the recently enacted tax legislation
figures for the year's earnings will not be

Final

audits

104.

p.

for

at

mid-1951

by

Co.—Current Sales Increased

172, p. 2220.

recent

tions

plant

171, p.

$

effect

the

to

General Tire &

Calif..

boiler

16,475,993

—V!

—

on

that the
1950 will be

Erie RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered

group

opera¬

contract-to Adache & Case,

a

new

a

Y

'

—v.

vjY< :'..Y Y;'Y: ; YY'';jY.YY YYYY:: YY :'Y;Y

,

December.

until

173,

—V,

tificates

Union

Period End/Dec. 30—
1

Y,

line of base eabinets.
The company
standard wall eabinets«and ■ acces¬

estimate

un

.given

mentioned

1435.

p.

month

has

successful

'

the
year
about 84 cents per share Of
and that the earnings for the year 1950 will be about

share

the

of

Period End. Dec. 31—

the year, or about $2.75 for the average number of shares outstanding
during the year. These estimates are based on the actual earnings for'
the eleven months' period ended Nov. 30, plus estimated earnings lor '

-

for

Cycle Corp.—Sale of Building—

Sales

,

Y

Equitable Gas Co.—Successor Bond Trustee—

condition

to. be completed
172, p. 1533.

Sales

of

Bozell, President,

stock;

per

recently awarded

See Holly Sugar Corp., below.—V.

company

present

Telephone

V.

our

common

the

complete

present
last quarter of the
$2.55

shares.

common

ia excellent

are

construction

(W. T.)

for

up

plant,

Pa.,

Electric's

continue

It

1,780,536

on

•

.

^YYY;^;^;^/!/:':'5

shelves

top

:

in

sories.—V.

will vote Jan, 16 on authorizing 100,000 preferred/
increasing the authorized common stock by 250t000
V. 173, p. 103.
'
' ' '
V
v

on

See also

,

the average homemaker,-and

com-*

Co.—To Incr. Stock—

wall

deluxe

by

General

will

stockholders

.chares

shares.

$1.35 : •;

,

production of the deluxe cabinets
said, and a limited number
the new line are expected to be available in 1951.
•
The wall cabinets and underwall cabinets will be used in conjunction
its

1949.

$56,837,492

$500,000.—V.

Golden

$433,649

.

$1.43

,

Build New Plant—

Chicago, 111.
The -company is tooling

-

Harold

Emerson Electric Manufacturing

$511,197

.

total for

company

from

Chicago/ Ill.,

in

than

more

on

of

line

company

ordnance

new

a

79,227

$1,500,000

new

monize

at

creation

announced

«

—

1

*

ended Oct. 31, -1950, totaled $188,607,966,

new

a

cost

easily-reached

Elgin National Watch Co.—Creates Ordnance Division!
Jan.

337,772

General Electric Co.—Introduces New Line—

./

*

of

on

1

•

for the

Division

'

'

company

385,177

shares outstdg..

357,912

on

the

facilities

research

land,

division.
Construction of the plant, it is estimated,
and will begin within 60 days and be completed
in the summer of 1951.
The new plant will contain'60.000 square feet
and
will
manufacture
aircraft
air
conditioning and pressurization
equipment.—V. 172, p. 237,9.
YY;\,
-'Y•■■"
Y'
will

■•>

This

company

Arizona,

v

.

'

$900,6,48

taxes

best
Which

of
'•

year

share

per

year,

The company

Dec. 6 leased from the city of Phoenix, Ariz., for '
99 years a 33-acre site adjoining .Sky Harbor Airport, upon which it
plans
to
erect a new plant for- AiResearch Manufacturing1 Co. of

'

,

1829.

26,732

87,565

—

share

per

Garrett Corp.—To

mately 311 miles of line in El Paso's field transmission system; 42,370
horsepower in new and existing field compressor stations; purification
and dehydration facilities; field gathering facilities, and seven amine
recovering plants.
•;
r'
'
El Paso plans to complete the facilities 'for Arizona, New Mexico
and Texas by Oct. 1, 1951, and to complete the facilities for Cali¬
fornia by Nov. l, 1952.
El Paso is presently authorized to supply the
Southern, California and Southern Counties companies with a total
of 405 million cubic feet daily, and Pacific Gas & Electric with 400
million cubic feet per day.
'
\
•
The construction would be financed by the sale of $62,500,000 of
15-year 3V\%
first mortgage pipeline
bonds; $15,000,000 of 4.25%
^referred stock and $5,500,000 from the sale of common stock.—V. 172,
p.

income

income

YY

"

the

highlights

I)ivision Plans Expansion—

$<>73,916

57,621

—

,

172, p. 1344.

The

180,850 horse-t
stations; approxi¬

compressor

Canadian

and

S.

financial

tion in either partial or total mobilization.

$983,939

U.

1951
and
previous

increased nearly $10,000,000 during the
to $66,194,159.
This is almost
double the $35,115,554 net worth of the company in 1945.
Mr. Joyce pointed out that the company had spent approximately
$20,000,000 on construction of new plants and modernization of existing
units since the close of World War II and that all Glidden production
and

Y

the

com¬

new

sales

1949

$926,318

—

this

by

•"

of

fiscal

Grand

line;

state

for

Earnings
—V.

1950

-

income

Depreciation

,

Arizona-California

the

to

Texas

in

power

in Arizona,

system

Y

income

Provision

New Mexico and Texas.
'
The proposed project includes construction of a total of 93 miles
of 26 and 30-inch loop on sections of El Paso's transmission line
extending from the Permian Basin in southeastern New Mexico and
El

the

Y

profit before inc. taxes and deprcc..

oper.

Miscellaneous

company

Commission

.

Y (Including Rockwood Sprinkler Co. and Eagle Signal Corp.)
6 Months Ended Nov. 30—

of

some

than $28,000,000 over the

more

$3.23

worth

Net

1950

'

Involving

Natural Gas Co.—Plans Expansion

El Paso

recorded

was

$4.11

equal to

and

Mich.

mortgage

to

sales

net

increase

an

to

Monmouth,

warehouses

in

earnings, .after all taxes and charges, amounted to $8,561,660,
of $2,369,737 over the 1949 total of $6,191,923, and equal
per common share on
1,971,623 shares.
Profit in 1949 was

Net

that

announces

two new

history,

■'

of

increase

an

Scheduled for completion in August, 1951 at a cost
exceeding $1,300,000, the two warehouses will have floor areas totaling
Coldwater,

Glidden

Net sales for the,fiscal

$14.93

Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Two New Warehouses—
broken

than 39%

more

.

in

years
are: v

18,126

*

$i7.66

;

of

in November, he stated, were greater than in any
November,in the company's history.
'
'
■" \
These new gains, Mr
Joyce pointed out, followed one of

$55,420,988

—24,409

;

gain

A

profits

.-4,738,788

—

1344.

p.

y

pany in November and December, first two months of its
fiscal year, according to Dwfght P. Joyce, President.
Both

Rise—

-''•Y-"Y:' -Y.

assets

net

Ohio—Current Sales Higher—

'

Y '

.

,

Investors, Inc.—Assets

of Dec. 31—

—V.

will use proceeds of the bonds to retire $1,000,000
bonds, to discharge short-term notes outstanding,
funds foiv construction.—V. 173, p. 103.

company

first

•- ;

outstanding.
—-.—4.
Number of shareholders—.

.

The

of

Glass Fibres, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Jan. 5 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $12.75 per share,
with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per share.—V. 172,
p. 663.
;'

//'<>

& Milling Corp., Dover,

Shares

Jan.

cn

equip

Fundamental

mortgage

first

of

3,869,334
1,877,079

f.-;• /'

- ■-

filed a letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $1) to be offered at
The proceeds are to be used to
properties.

3

1' v'

•,

As

Commission

Power

$4,500,000

Jan.

on

and

mill
•

9 authorized this company
bonds, due Dec. 1, 1980.
The authorization is conditioned to require that the issuance and :
sale
at
competitive
bidding shall 'not
be consummated until the
company amends its application in compliance with the competitive
bidding requirements of the FPC, and
until the Commission by
further order
approves
the coupon rate, the price to be received
by the company, and the initial public offering price; if any, otf the Federal

issue

•

2,135,778

covering 150,000 shares of common
$2 per share, without undei writing.

Total

The

13,431,059

4,182,301

$1,998,769 from earned surplus to common stock account and to
change -the provisions of the $5 convertible preferred stock to preserve
relative voting, conversion and liquidating rights.
;
An initial quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share has been de¬
clared on the increased common stock (par'$1),
payable Jan. 31 to
holders.of record Dec.. 20. This compares with 75 cents paid quarterly
on old stock, with exiras of $1
paid in 1950 and 1949.—V. 172, p, 1532.

,

The

Approved—

EI Paso Electric Co.—Bonds
to

15,049,471

4,381,524
2,121,407

2,678,036

oper.

Francis Consolidated Mining

;

and 2379.

1828

172, p.

14,710,646

.

Del.—Files With SEC—-

1950—Month—1949
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$8,800,941
$8,329,958 $73,783,286 $74,156,492

—

—-

$1,335,931
294,578
131,173

522,888

&

Edison Bros. Stores, Inc.—December
Period End. Dec. 31—

300,221

income—
—V. 172, p. 2379.

as a separate division.
The Tennessee
Tennessee Eastman Co. Division and the

the

as

ry.

corporation,

separate

a

Corp.,

Eastman

Tennessee

$1,609,167

railway
17.821,613
railway!—^,982,453

from

Net

Eastman Kodak Co.—Dissolves Subsidiary—
The

$1,780,450
858,163
457,631

from

Net

operated

$2,150,062
938,424
432,867

income—

oper.

From Jan. 1—

Gross

p. ,2279.

solved

1948

railway—
railway—

from

Net

$122,808, at prices not
to March 1, 1951.—V. 172,

interest

accrued

and

102.34%

1949

from

Gross

due 1974,

bonds, second series,

trust 3%%

collateral

1947'

1950

November—

sufficient to exhaust the sum of

amount

an

Jan.

on

and

mortgage
to

Fort Worth & Denver City Ry.—Earnings—

.

until 12
ol first

Co., trustee, Boston, Mass., will
receive tenders lor the sale to it

Trust

Street

State

The

Monday, January 15, 1951

...

including
to

transfer

Consolidated

Gold

Mines, Ltd.—Secondary

Distribution—A secondary distribution of 100,000 shares
of capital stock (par $5) was made on Jan. 5 by Lehman
Brothers at $10.121/2 per share, with a dealer concession
of 45 cents per share.

The Offering was oversubscribed
172, p. 1436.

and the books closed.T-V.

Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(201)

Holly
This

Sugar Corp.—Purchases Building—

Corp.,

the

reported

building

offices.—V.

171,

In

exchange for

will

is

company

in

to

have

Colorado

purchased

Springs,

from

Colo.,

Golden

housing

Cycle

executive

Inc.,

sold

2196,

p.

receive

tem,

arid

addition
to

to

authorizing an increase in
shares, the stockholders

later

mately

of

65,000

25,000

President,

than

less

option.

will

Dec.

shares
of

the

period
the

172,

31,

1955.

will

fair

be

It

is

allocated

which

With

and

that

the
purchase

SEC

at

will

price

time

the

expire

of

be

may

approxi¬

Position

will

Co.,

—V.

100,000

(about

"Our

than

Rochester,

profit.

Rochester,

171,

in

Jan. 3 filed

N.

a registration statement
with the
capital stock (par $1) to be offered
share)
through George D. B. Bonbright
The proceeds will be used for investment.

The

income

asked

the

in

1949

the

bondholders'
of

behalf.

management

organization
right

to

of

the

The

the

the

dispose

committee

5%

headed

adjustment

committee

has

desirability

of

The

company.

of

by

bonds

been

Arthur

been

of

or

the

for

does

financial

results

it

properties
000,000

of

highly
of

block

a

of

announced

was

Executive

Staats Co.,

of

holders

the

in

$20,000,000
All

New

of

cubic

in

To

The

and

Los

and

Tuerk

Kansas,

President.

Angeles,
the

are

purchases

Mr.

the

principal

followed

two

another

unnamed

fields
and

the

800,000.000.000

development

be

drilled

said.

of

the

within

See

properties,

the

capacity
also V.

six

next

to

about

feet,

173,

Period End. Nov. 30—
f

'

'

•'

-

'

•

revenues

Uncollectible

oper.

SEC

he

be

covering

____

$

income.

oper.

The

644,413

of

2,506,544

27,279,559
22,446,545

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway
railway.—__

$981,877

income...

oper.

Net

1947

Net

ry.

—V.

$974,681

$1,191,755

$1,028,232

249,035

>388,738

338,822

120,230

168,801

157,870

11,046,764

10,818,797

12,334,893

2,832,976

2.520,396

3,923,545

■

1,208,462

1,866,677

1,632,919

1,182,639

Railway

oper.

Net ,rev.
Net

from

ry.

—V.

329,671
275,064

1950—11 Mos.—1949

518,055

7,025,849
2,325,221
1,667,070

company

and

156,580

The

tional
for

1951.
also

will

shares

The

offered

entitled

of

period

to

to

4,984,923

will

the

expire

will

prospectus

The

First

Net

proceeds
the

of

part

estimated

Corp.
of

call

period

beginning

tended

that

struction
annual

r.otes

the

1,

balance

will

program

other

will

1950,
of

be

and

the

173,

the

authorized

6,000,000

will

capital

shares,

par

stock

13,

to

$5,

holders of record Feb.

March

on

21

171,

on

a

■v

900

are

hoid

November—

1950

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway
railway.—_

from
bonds,

oper.

on

this

for

Gross

from

Net

from
ry,

of

—V.

172,

p.

$2,643,577

598,219

404,490

298,369

81,139

2,705,796

30,795,436
5,311,036

2,148,400

27,119,561

4,170,719

2,308,168

999,943

2127.

International Ry. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.—Bond
Exchange
.

1

the

S,

issuance

District Couit
of

stock

for

Western

New

York

on

Aug.

10

directed

of

Niagara Frontier Transit System, Inc., the
reorganized
company,
in
exchange for Buffalo Traction Co.,
first
mortgage bonds. The claim of each $1,000 bond has been allowed in
lull plus S7.93 covering accrued interest to
July 28. 1947, at the rate

of

57

per

annum.

The

event of uncashed coupons

amount

of

maturing




claims

on

or

will

be

share.

per

in

the
of

offer

an

future.

near

the

upon

at

The

the

of

at

stock

by

Dec.

common

involve

over

same

effectiveness

acceptance

least

657»

29,

1950.

$30,000,000

York.

&

in

and

gas

oil

production

principally

in

8.

p.

Johnson—Acquisition—

and

Fund

589

looms.—V.

Dec.

31,

172,

with

$25.74

1950,

share

a

compares

to

172,

of

as

$28.16

to

p.

has

purchased

Ga., containing

1533.

assets

share

per

reports

31,218

on

net

net

shares

assets

$551,820
21,438 shares

on

of

$879,235,

outstanding

of

then

that

on

Dec.

on

31,

1949,

outstanding,

1634.

p.

The company on

covering 10,950
122,812 shares
with
be

Jan.

filed

5

shares

$5

registration statement

a

cumulative

stock

common

($5

preferred

stock

with
(no

the

SEC

and

par)

par).

interest,
urging
for

effective

common

increased

before prior to June

the

such

an

Interstate

The
with

the

petition

new

under

to

the

will

certificate

escrow

of

the

escrowed

receive

reorganized
plus

common

Inter¬
in

$73.50

cash

for

escrowed

the

instead

of

stock

common

$2,475,000

128,157.6

6%

of

demand

shares

$6

to

the

list

rights.

(on

the

the

for

unit.

for

units

0.120

The

each

present

not

all

each

under

in

details

class

the

plan

final

have

of

mortgage

to

pany's

be

used

increase

been

and

declared

—V.

172,

net

for

Net

the

capacity
and

record

present

of

the

Co.,

financing,

of

together

of

to

additional

property

increased

serve

extensions

into

load

and

in

facil¬

the

com¬

markets, principally

new

stock

common

date

is

offering

March

will

dividend, payable April 15,
1951, all common shares sold

15.

be

entitled

the

to

stock

dividend.

Ry.—Earnings—

1950

1949

1948

1947

railway-.—
railway—-__

Net

ry.

be

amended

to

Gross

$527,334

$479,092

$542,084

$457,5l£

'285,910

264,083

275,966

199,275

income-—

124,591

127,708

118,896

90,441

4,997^555
2,408,652

4,708,650

5,336,615

4,529,567

1,972,541

2,510,989

2,006,104

1,036,621

796,595

1,016,143

898,112

oper.

172,

2127.

p.

Kilburn Mill—To Retire 50%

are

the

During

Be Amended

fiscal

provision

to
p,

ended
one-half of
year

retire

—V.

30, 1950, the" company made a
capital stock at $200 per share.

its

(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—December Sales 14% Higher
Period End. Dec, 31—
Sales

1950—Month—1949

$4,447,000

_

10,609 shares

$485,415.44 cash

of Preferred Stock—

Sept.

2133.;.

156,

-

124,352 shares

shares

railway

railway.Income-

oper.

com¬

810,000 shares

shares

from

from

As Proposed to

104.

common

&

2380.

p.

from

—'V.

present

shares

128,157.6

of

■/

proceeds

construction

system

from

ry.

out."

the

Plan

51,813.6

shares

Cruttenden

$4 200,000 to be raised by the sale of debentures
bonds in the spring of 1951, and cash from
opera¬

November—•'
Gross

Net

Compromise

stockholders

Unsubscribed

The

stockholders

underwriters.

one-for-twenty

a

the

Net

Under Plan

764.989.8

held.

underwriters

common

Grand

of

Since

under

is

It

filed

be

Under

holders—_

the

at

Island, Ncb„ to serve 37 towns.
The
company
has outstanding
614,063
shares
of
common
stock,
held by approximately 2,600 common stockholders.
The directors have

with

finalized'.

will

worked

proposed

then

but

Lincoln; Neb. -and

of

markets

present

northeast

provides

mechanical

been

form

security under

as

and

$7

escrowed

plan

shares

assist

and

From Jan. 1—

have

petition

of

unit.

this

petition

each

for

shares

"Certain

as

to

10

that

the

soon

each

cash

of

receive

Commission

of

that

in

basis

will

five

to

to

the

on

share

employees.

company

of

Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf

preferred)

details

and

subscription
Co.

each

underwritten;

agreed

record

stock

of

escrow
unit represented by preferred escrow
exchanged for the old $7 and $6 dividend pre¬

Interstate

as

for

not

have

offered

Trust

head

will

1951.
of

be

is

stock

of
per

approximately

ities

be

plan

share

new

estimated $2,924,500

first

or

outstanding common stock
statement, at $15

registration

offering

their

First

Chicago,

longer fair

one

to

are

tions,

allocations

of

of

the

of

preferred

exercise

Th

holders

stock

the

stock

'

to

date

rate

for

Power

is

offered

of

result

a

stock is to be offered for public sale at $105
per share,
commission' to the underwriters.
The common stock

$3

a

parties
adjustment

as

$551,242.65 cash

—V.

$1,200,000 cash

172,

2221.

p.

1950—12 Mos.—1949

$3,903,000 $34,087,000 $32,199,000

.

,

Co.—Rates Increased—

subsidiary

a

Ioaho

that

stated

77o

and

of

General

Montana,

■

the

rate

Telephone

The
blocks

in

State

:•'/

Jan. 2

on

without

filed

a

letter

common

of

slock

Income
■

at

the SEC

($10

par

underwriting.
to

are

merchandise

Jack

in

1,

the

1947.

&

Preferred
4%

Precision Industries, Inc.—Tenders
Stock—Exchange Offer—
on

Dec.

I he

which

the

exchange

a

R.

common

the

under

stockholders
stock

terms

Nov.

on

per

stock

5

common

cn

a

were

29

reported

surrendered

and

the

President,

in
on

said

retirement

that

at

of

10,963

exchange
Dec.
the

of

119,231

in

Eastern

shares

common.

'

,

being

Shares

"A"

Account

and

5

other

members

of

its

invest¬

(36,000); Clinton Murchison Oil Interests of Texas (30.Street Investment Corp. (30,000); First Boston Corp. "in¬

a

The

for

exchange

offered
The
of

Piccard

are

five

Trinity

Pass

individuals

Road,

in

Stamford,

Goldman,

Sachs

family (7,700); Wellesley College, Boston (6,000); George P.
Shettle, agent for estate and three individuals (5,000); F. S. Pratt &
Sens, agents, Boston (4,100), and Richard Saltonstall et al, trustees
172,

p.

2380.

(S. S.) Kresge Co.—December Sales Increased—

——-—

There
a

were

year

697

—

stores

earlier.—V.

1950—12 Mos.—1949

1950—Month—1949

$

$

Sales

47c

51,682,766
in

172,

operation

$

$

49,518,326 295,658,707 288,967,124
at

Dec.

31,

1950

compared

with

2380.

p.

(S. II.) Kress & Co.—December Sales Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—

for

stock

1950—Month—1949
$

stock,

preferred
preferred

of

Corp.

purchasers

financial

Sales

shares of

remaining

to

offer

the

common

of

and

(10,000).

Period End. Dec. 31—

The company
maximum price

shares

(15,000);

Conn.

for

28.

35,510

shares

share.

to

sell

Koppers'

purchased by Investors Mutual, Inc.
Investors
Stock
Fund,
Inc.
<28,000
shares),

are

and

(22%)

to

purchasers

reduce

recap¬

share,

1950.
Dec.

2,580,868
per

$11

18

account" (23,316); Presbyterian Ministers* Fund of Phila. (20,000); Railway Light & Securities Corp., Boston (20,000); Massachusetts
Hospital Corp. (15,000); New England Mutual Life Insurance

704

Kohnstamm,
stock

of

of $1,500,000.
Dec.

outstanding

proposals

to

will

General

(4.0C0).—V.

17.

$42.20

was

preferred shares the company
shaies for each preferred share.

pursuant to the offer which expired
F.

$50)

(par

the

acquired

of

share.

seven

State

purchase of 35,510 shares of

remaining 32,855

company

preferred

the

mortgage loan
preferred stock up to

of

expired on Dec. 28,
The

by

of

used

company

per

the

stock

approved
price

tenders

$42.24
For

plan

a verage

announced the

7

cumulative preferred

italization

of

Heintz

company

shares

sold

of

stock

sales

family)

Co.

be

used for corporate purposes and for the
(steel) for re-sale.
offering is tentatively expected to be made at end of this month.
of

563,347

at

SEC

Such

vestment

olfcred

be

Fund

ment

000);

of notification with
to

from

the

common

shaies.

both of Minneapolis; President and Fellows of Harvard College (50,000);
Gas Industries Fund,
Inc., Boston (40,000); United Funds, Inc. (United

by the Department
Washington.—V. 170,

of

be

blocks

shares)

notified

8

Associates

444,116

me

to

is

larger

(100,000

of

return

a

Fuel

Eastern

There

stock

The

Jan.

on

and

in

(4.6%).
The

calculated

as

the

result

Gas

aggregating

interest

Corp.—Files With SEC—

shares

proceeds

base

In

was

should

rates

company

Eastern

operating

Corp.,

'

.•

Steel

15,000

new

properties

;

-

the'

on

company's

share),

accepted

-The U.

company

stockholdings

The company on Dec. 18 announced
that holders of about 447o of the
required
60%>
of
outstanding voting trust certificates for common
stock had approved the
proposal to reduce the par value of the common
stock from $5
to
$1
per
share.
Required assents were expected to
be received in the near
future.—V. 172, p. 2380.

are

1947

$2,921,349

4,690,465

stockholders

an

plus $.01349

company,

the

The

491,080

27,819,092

of

preferred

purchase

268,707

5,762,277

this

Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.,
Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—

thereunder 'no

stock

of

.....

covering

company,

1948

30.498,054

income—

of

their

by Lehman Brothers
These holdings repre¬

Kansas City Public Service
Co.—Change of Par—

such a change in the
which the plan was based

the

shares

-

1803.

The

railway—.

each

The corporation

North

496,169

railway

oper.

sell

to

Manufacturing Corp., a subsidiary,
Manufacturing Co., with a mill at Athens,

equivalent

cash.
of

were

debenture

Israel

From Jan. 1—

Net

the officers

agreed

$421.50

of

contingent

New

This

r-V.

been

Ogden,

debenture

by Ogden,

Interstate

Washington,

p.

proposal.

shares

246,100

income

of

common

escrowed

advised

approximately

Split—

RR.—Earnings-

$2,501,340

price

have

(The) Johnston Mutual Fund Inc.—Asset Value
Higher
date.

to

are

proceeds

recently granted a rate
increase, effective Jan.
1,
in
its exchanges
in Washington.
This
increase is estimated to add $202,000 to the company's annual local
service revenues,
based on the number
of
telephones in service on
July 1, 1950.
In its order,
the Washington Department of Public

treasury,

employes of the

1949

$3,135,798

had
upon

adjust

shares

Interstate Telephone
in

The

Gross

$1,000

the

however,

173, p.

This

five-year

per

International Great Northern

advice

,

—V.

1358.

p.

to

of investors organized

group

Chicopee

equivalent

the

$13,978.91 cash

"

h

for

Ogden

a

stockholders

Made

Koppers Co., Inc.—Sale of Utility Stock—

additional

1951 will be entitled to vote

in

plan

securities

new

to Be

proposal to change
3,000,000
shares,
par
$10,
to
two-for-oue stock split.
Stock¬

from

effect

At the present time, some 14,423
America stock.
Of these more than

—V.

vote

of

offering

the

Insurance Co. of North Amercia—Plans Stock
stockholders

parties

there

will

102

held

in

of

plan

Utilities

The

The

that,

Commission

Surrendered

8.

p.

with

offering.

over

of

Be

negotiated by Smith, Barney &
Co., New York, which
in the purchase
group and will be financed in oart
by
undisclosed amount from The
Chase National Bank of

spindles

This

Privately

which

$1)

(par

Corp.

compromise

whether

a

distributions

Public

1,

31, 1954.
It is in¬
to finance such con¬

sale

of

Athens

to

escrowed

which

Commission

Public

necessary
from the- company's
the

of

all

technical

Stockholders

rate,

certain

to the

present

the

holder

has

share

Feb.

toward payment of
construction program,

Dec.

stock

Ogden

Security

applied

ending

from

and

1951.

$46,000,000

an

City

the

follows:

as

business

by

the

future"

the

of

stock

promise

1981,

additional

of

stock

funds

obtained

revenues

securities,—V.

1,

the

shares

Total

The

conpany's
of

Feb.

interest

the

to

was

of

27,700

•

near

of

units

0.05

the

SEC

offering price and
be supplied by amendment.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and

of

be

the

expenditures

Jan.

operating

or

financing

completing

for

to

Brothers,

due

one

15,

the

bonds.

underwriters

as

the

of

cost

to

Lehman

names

Boston

of

associaces

a

a

war,

interest

no

The

Sales Rise—

notification

of

,

to

stock

expected,

SEC

the

advised

allocations

an:l

competitive bidding.
for the 196,580 addi-

close

-Offer

20, last, that

173,

New York, escrow agent, on Jan. 1
debenture escrow certificates to holders of

under

Interstate

Ogden

privileges.

determine

underwriting terms for the
underwriting terms for the stock are

with

a

holder

at

Feb.

"oversubscription"

bidding

and

The

basis

at

to

other

Johnson

'

common

for

value).

par

sale

subscribe

the

on

record

series

(without

public

rights

stock

held

statements

bonds,-,

stock
for

the

the

Each

nine

1,144,073

registration

mortgage

offered

common

shares

competitive

price,

common

be

subscription

be

will

The

of

be

of

six

each

first

to

are

filed

9

of

shares

bonds

/Stockholders
*,

Jan.

on

$6,000,000

the

29, 1950, thus reducing
share.—V.
172, pp. 2380

Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Plans Private
Placement—Nego¬
tiations in progress with two
insurance companies tor a
long-term unsecured loan of $3,COO,000 are
expected to
be concluded
early this year.—V.

im¬

Trust Co.,

consider

$485,415.44

other

The

in

to

instead

ferred

1,698,659

165,379

Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Registers With
covering

all

sale

loan

the

(Del.)—Distribution—

petition

certificates

2481.

p.

letter

a

affecting the valuation figures

of

3.

222,801

-

been

join

Interstate

$1,659,382 $23,088,196 $20,813,146

734,965

fxd. chgs.

after

172,

opers.

income.—

oper.

Net inc.

$2,302,215

revenues

ry.

stock

on.

$8,696,388 $61,016,636 $58,487,336

common

cash, subject to adjustment.
2.
Ogden will receive 10,609

RR.—Earnihgs-

1950—Month—1949

of

to

Each

and

Indiana Harbor Belt

&

$1,000

allocations

shares

note

Period End. Nov. 30—

their

at

Dec.

on

The company is
engaged
California and Texas.

1950—11 Mos.—1949

••

without underwriting.
capital.—V. 172, p. 2380.

between

"in

1.

2127.

p.

to

continue

that:

so

108

10,826,219
3,557,992

income___

oper.

172,

paid

was

Dec.

per

Control-

72,099 outstanding shares
transaction, it was said, will

has
a

1950.

has

make

state,

railway..
railway.—.-

earnings will

equitable.

filed

88,429

from

from

of

offer

The

the declara¬

yeai,

share,

Bank
per

20,

According
1948

From Jan. 1—

Gross

past

Co.—New

announced

to

th

In

and

223,664

_

shares

per

Dubuque, Iowa.

to

as

Gross

$10

$30

Commission

RR.—Earnings—
1949

record

$5.50

the

The

compromise plan had been previously approved by the Commis¬
June, 1949, and-by an enforcement court Feb. 23, 1950.
On
request of the Commission later in the year, the court authorized the

11,054,218

1950

of

to

share

per

controlling interest in Jergins Oil Co.
purchasing group has agreed to make

of

The

15,661,020

2,017,033

November-

issue

$2.50

a

of

years

O'Ruke
Baking Co. of Buffalo,
$2,000,000.—V. 171, p. 1568.

filed

3

negotiations

factors

Illinois Terminal

1950,

year

prior

Corp.—Securities Placed

Jan.

on

15,000

at

SEC

the

Co.,

14,881,133 167,354,243 162,528,602
2,894,936
36,845,184
25,800,377

2,323,734

after charges..—.
172, p. 2380.

V.

holders

of

are

$9,201,871

for working

Chemical

further

203,989.999

2,764,937

Net

to
the

on

York

The

Adjustment of Compromise Plan Sought—

$

sion
Net

shares

common

The preferred

721,197

3,620,469

21.892

of

the

at

Interstate Tower Co.

propose

Operating taxes——

dividend

a

stock

company

price
in the

1950—Month—1949

Finance

corporation

Dec.

at

shares

are

corporation's

valued

1951,

Oil

certain

New

sented

maintaining a high level
gratifying.
corporation is satisfactory and I
am

hand

a

1950—11 Mos.—1949

61,007

a

company has placed

offered

was

the

American Caole

to

20,282,613 231,478,986

21,590,795
15,205,389

__

showing

again

are

in

the

in

capitalization
926,741

2221,

p.

to be used

should
feet

cubic

It

of

Interstate Motor Freight System—Files With SEC—

20,343,620 232,200,183 204,634,412

61,868

rev.„

Operating revenues
Operating expenses

ox

the

and

1733.

and

company.

purchased

__

172,

record

$

21,652,663

the

shown
have not
the year, coupled with further
early part of
1951,
indicate

subsidiaries

the

the

has

The

Co.—Earnings-

$

Operating

the affairs of

radio, which showed

8.

plant

The

1950—Month—1949

and

too has,

end

$50)

Minority Stockholders—

privately through Harris, Hall
& Co. (Inc.) a
$2,000,000 3^4% promissory note due Dec.
1, 1957 and $900,000 of 4% serial debentures, series C
(subordinated) due Oct. 1, 1952 to 1960, it was announced
on Jan. 3.
See also V. 173, p. 8.

of

104.

p.

Cash

—

„

day.
30

which

2,
preferred

Jergins
Corp.

on

and

sustained

in

on

of

that

173, p.

distributed

Illinois Bell Telephone

the

parent

orders

position

hopeful

Interstate

which
a

additional

an

months,

120,000,000

trend

Corp.

losses

at

the

company

—The

company.

cubic

the

overseas

including

—V.

it

stock¬

are

production

Fluor

of

excess

cash

__

Mr. Fluor said.
The company
has
totaling approximately 95,000 acres in
20,000 adjoining acres in Kansas, and

in

this

cable

satisfactory and permitted
to

Jan.

and

outstanding

"

accumulations

1250.

anticipated

Y.,

R.

years

insurance

of

Ry.

Fiuor,

William

154 producing gas wells on the properties,
production of 90,000,000 cubic feet of gas

now

the

day,

a

estimated

are

will

welis

day, Mr.

York

gas

allowable

increase

R.

Oklahoma

Fluor,

Corp.,

and Fred

Panhandle

There

an

complete

,40

Simon

$36.-

for the transaction included the placing of
47c first mortgage notes with Mutual Life In¬

feet

proven

reserves

gas

added.

in

reserves

J.

Fluor

of

leaves

stock qpar

1345.

Telegraph

Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Dec,

is being sold to Northern Natural Gas Co., of
present deliveries are at the rate of approximately

and

Oklahoma

have

by

letter

International

■

Radio

Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales

gas

Financing

Neb.,

90,000,000
the

gas

2

of

company.

15-vear

On

Interstate Bakeries Corp.—Acquisition—

production

gas

leases

new

of

Co.

surance

Jan.

Los Angeles,

negotiations.

Omaha,

natural

on

Vice-President

&

reversed

&

The

any

natural

about

172, p.

of

purchased,

preferred

in

hand

on

dividend

a

"The

N.

formed to produce and develop
mid-continent field, has purchased for

the

fractional

re¬

impose

recently

company,

of

signed

a

trustees

Chairman, commenting

end

ana

orders

prove."—V.

the

affect

not

does

nor

the

paid by their parent company,

the

Telephone

Orders

decidedly

to

discussing informally with

proposals

with

coupons

to

companies, both

was

general, our
production
and

Hugoton Plains Gas & Oil Co.—Acquisition, Etc.—
This

lieu

production for sometime to come.
"Capehart-Farnsworth Corp., acquired in the
spring of 1949, I believe
fully justified our investment in that company and operations have

has

Paul

authorization

for

authorization

pledge such bonds,
the bonds—V. 172, p. 1533.

charge upon

in

part:

have

Corp.,. at

substantial

tion

holders

act in their

holders

has

Manhattan RR. Co.—Protective Committee

&

unpaid

forwarded

Telephone

"In

Hudson

the

to

47r

(par $1).

capacity

per

Y.

the

be

dividend

A

Radio

recurred.

104.

p.

said

satisfactory

N.

Y.—Registers
Commission—

Exchange

all

communication

deficit

a

Dec.

shares of its

S5.10

recently
of

Satisfactory—

corporation,

granting

purchased

later

and

should

Colonel Sosthenes Behn,

&

Inc.,

and

corporation on

covering

market

&

proceeds delivered

International

and

Chairman,

among

shares

option

no

officers

.

at

per $1,000 bond, " the holders
Niagara Frontier Transit Sys¬
covering fractional interests will be

a

2127.

Fund,

Securities

The

net

bonds

"Federal

Plan

Howe

$1,007.93

Co., 43 Court St., Buffalo 2, N. Y.—V.

common

approved

key

40

The

the

26

expected

market value

during

board

p."

the

instructions

authorized
Oct.

on

about

to

Vice-President-Secretary.

by

I960.—V.

than

S5%

The

fixed

be

31,

shares

common

the

and

be r.ct

the

the

1,700,000

plan to offer
employees not

of

Shares

47c

The

In

claim

stock.

shares.

Hotels Statler Co., Inc.—Stock to Employees—
stock

each

approximately 28 shares of

common

5

This

28,871,020

$

1950—12 Mos.—1949
$

$

28,265,467 161,657,149

company had 259 stores
in operation during
romDared
with 256 for the same month in
1949.—V.

163,923,43?

December,
172,

p.

1950,

2221.

6

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(202)

Long Island Lighting Co.—Merger Completed—

Kroger Co.—December Sales Show 21.7% Gain—
JPeriod End. Dec. 30—

•

1950—4 Wks.—1949
$
$

*•

Stiles
ended

Dec.

period

same

in operation during the four weeks
compared with 2,204 stores in the
172, p. 2380.
* ;
.[

year-ago.—V.

a

by

as

Suffolk

<te

single

Net

1950

$3,840,935

sales

$1,577,371

226,336

.

loss.—V.

"Net

Not avail.
Nil

$0.25

—.

Y'-."'

172, p. 1929.

"14,828

886,276

profit after taxes
of capital shares
Earnings per share-.— --—,

Number

,

'■ YY

•'

.-V.:-',

M.

.'. 'vY!l ,;'Y,'

■

Lighting

Ifrb.,

company

Dec.

o::

subsidiary.—V.

a

3,

172,

1950—12 Mos.—-1949

,' i

•;

from

Not

from

Npt

ry,

1947

$266,369

61,306

85,097

6f

21,057

14,440

2,525,903

3,124,587
921,055

2,789,022

income—

Net

from

Net

—V.

income—
2481. ■

oper.

ry.

.172,

p.

Lighting

will

directors

be

held

Jan.

581,513

171,

held

The

Lehigh & New England RR. —Earnings—

"Net

from

-

railway..—__

from

"Net ry.
■/

Each
of

income.._

Gross
Net

from

ry.

yrV.

349,168

264,599

by

242,183

208,144

158,835

used

214,958

oper.

-

7,822,922
3,494,282
2,086,429

income—

7,115,586

8,394,871

3,298.117

it

of

the

Board

United

of

Dye

1,605,589

from
ry.

of

American

Dyewood

President of United

Co.,

Gross

of Farming-

from

stock

EARNINGS

f.tl{

FOR NOVEMBER

November—

Net

ry,

MONTHS

/

1948

to

$10

$5

in

which

share.

per

loan

term

a

v;..;-.vVy;'.

1,523,614

1,402,931

1,726,853

The

of

1,179,094

Affirmative

action

of

about

from
ry.

Dec.

28.

for

-yw /

Y
64,961,796
15,866,139

63,645,903
11,833,761

73,601,961

and

on

of

one

to

holders

1950

i

11,462,152

7,745,369

5,435,690

8.896,524

4,296,539

fit

r>

Gross

to

dividend

preferred

stock

(no

par—stated

value

from

Net

after

additional

ry.

"seVetfaliy* agtfe&d?

Dec.

172,

stock

$22.50

19,

1950

;

the

.

from
ry.

Gross

pres¬

upon

Dec.

each

14,

share

1950.—V.

to

preferred stock certificates at time of exercise and there¬
whether or not so attached.
•
1'
1
"
•
'■
OFFER—The

—V.

held

173,

preferred

.stock, and (bi for each'"share of 6"% "participating preferred stock," one
share cf new preferred
stock; plus In each case the accrued and

172,

recently appointed
172, p. 2025.

in

1949.—V,

preferred stock, in cash.
'
■
•'
This exchange
offer will expire at 4 p.m. (EST), • Jan. 31, -1951,
following which date the company will redeem :and pay for all-shares
of H'!n
prior preferred stock and 6'Y
participating preferred stock at

President,

applicable i redemption
prices,
respectively,
taccfued and unpaid dividends to date of
National

Savings

'agent.

&

Trust

plus,

In

each

redemption." ..Y-YY'
5,- D' C., ' is

Co.,

redemption

premiums

stock

participating

thereof

are

and
as

follows:

iri

Dec.,

$5

on

prior

upon

redemptions
stock

over

of

172,

stockholders

stock.

the

to

:

>

FUF.FOSE—The

on

which

:with

a

to

■

of

the

Sale

of

the

new

preferred

decreased.—V.

172,

pp.

2481

and

Tq
for

stock

and

■'

-■

The

.

from
ry.

company,

J\

9.3%

Lion
E.

Oil
the

24

inches in

235,687-

shares

will

shares

be

mailed

stock

of

:■

Oil Produc,ion
-Mr.
.gas

■«,nd

on

Division of

Jan.

Ridge

;
'

l

of

a

production,

covering
t

•

Natural

Gas

m An

to

holders

outstanding.—V.

v

■

the

in

tr!e operat01' aud
Gasolll,e and cyclihg
company

owns

.Scurry

Tex.

The
artd

the
1

Lion

M

Oil

in

other

similar

plants

p

in

1,610,270
427,274

295,990

.

,

145,345

v

.

h

'•

has

filed

application

an

at

Develop

Proposes to

-

with

Federal

the

(111.)

Oil

Power

Field

an

as

investment cost

Total

$1,900,798.—v. 172, p. 1438.

'

,

Earnings—
1949

$456,900

V

7

-1947

1948

$372,325

$382,135

$395,237

197,322

130,713.

101,741

108,101

97,059

4,315,430

3,774,988

4,287,779

1,744,540

1,322,645

1,855,085

806,453

862,332

'

938,288

income...

1.77,597

200.041
1

•

81,389

1—

railway..—

railway
income
2482.

p.

.

3,822,301
1,600,987

; 730,686

;

..

"

on

make

$8,000,090

an

tificat'es

the

&

Jan. 9

on

bid

Co.

The

line

main

is

winter.—V.

portion

Plan

scheduled

173,

to

105.

p.

Valine

and

members

Ca1«

Valley

in

shares of

stock

common
At

ore

stockholders "of

held,

fon

record

to

each

share

expire

offered
A

at

par

that

today

.

4.T."

with

an

:

..

Y

the

purchase

in

at

the

-

—

■-

■

-

■,

J

•

-

t-

-

has- been

"It
cash

T/

for

&

/

1950 -'

,■1949

$172,619
from; railway_lwi. railway__'_7_'_""'
54,236'

ihcdm6_i.Y

ry/ oper.

-Prom Jan. 1—

Gross

from

from
ry.

.........

-

-

>

1,886,793

1,781,833

;

p.

199,846

income

*

^

•

—v.

19^04

I

1,793,816

551,667

536,313

206,041

230,270 "•

155,558

•

-

2381.

Miller Manufacturing Co.
-Fiscal Year End.

:

Net" sales

Pfofit

has

of

the

-

the

been

that

claim

of

many

ark

the

.substantial

Missouri

Federal

Net

Class
Com.

Com.

Sept. 30—1 1950

income

taxes "

taxels_—'

income
A

div.

'*

-

'

per

437,319

"

1949'

-

1

-

312,973

-172,060 4

"

!'

130;00Q-

"

'-$265,319

$182,973

5,758

6,225

declared-__i

dividend

shares

Earnings
—V.

inc.'

173,

acquired
—"V.

105.

p=

1

of

idle

Pacific

first

accumulations.

com.

171, p. 2193.

share

" $4,036,775 "*

",576,155
"r. 223,000

330,324

$433,84$

is

in

v

syndicate

-

j

$353,155

\

9,035 "

184,489

•221,7l6

17,573
'204,626

558,863

542,462

$0.45

$0.33

$0.T6

$0.62

-

"*

..

and,

the

to

Pacific

raise

$20,000,000

against

-

the

N.

O.

cash

wllL shortly be offered the
when accepted,
will
cause
a
held

by and for "the
-

...

Mills,

C.;

plant

expected

•

Missouri

"

"

;

;

Inc.,
of

to

subsidiary, has purchased the
Hosiery Mills,. Inc.
The
operations, in about three months.
a

Chadbourn

begin

i

14.62.

p.

.

,

*

•

,

:

-

to

stockholders
common

effect

a

on

Dec.

stock

two-for-one

—j-V. 172; p: 2221.

.

-

Monarch Machine" Tool

authorized
as

.

'

570,503

114,119
-

and

>

Y Y-

,,,

cash

"

.

Hosiery
N.

mill

171,

•

The

'

'1947

)948
764,170

570,628

declared

outstdg'.__J

directors
cash

company's

portion

Missouri

of

Missouri

This

Pacific,

increase
-

the

the

completed.

Co.

Port
City
Wilmington,

v

(& Subs.)—Earnings

;'$5,331,114''*' $5;031,147 ^$5,096,933'

before

.

Mojud Hosiery Co., Inc.—Unit Expands—

1,967,677

442,624

^

»

are
voting "Reject"
receiving revocations
bondholders.,
"

is

call price plus
part:

in

the

on

*

'

525,551

exceed

added

from

a

market

open

not to

.''.'Yl'W' 'Li.iu

be

Davis,

C.

bondholder's

expects to
*of

would

T.

Voting

47.265

..-28,331

•

r

the

use

by

9.

proceedings under Section 77 of the Bankruptcy Act have
been long.and- tenuous.
The result- of the balloting will probably not
be known until about April 1.
Furthermore, there are some 12. sep¬
arate appeals from the plan yet to be heard
by the higher courts."

$170,208

68,069
■

soon

Jan.

on

Dec.

at

,

reorganization
expressed

Commission

"Accept"

the

.'■

»

of

Union

Co.;

.'"The

1947

$209,457

52,182"
19,353-

29,296-

railway

rai-lway_s.^iwa

oper.

172,

--

";

1948

$177,551

"

:

&

;•

Y'
of

was

statement

a

j

announced

funding

M.

tvjU6tee

Midland Valley RR, —Earnings—

Nfit'from

Drexel

..

year-end

"

1951,-, No- underwriting is involved.
pay for conversion to dial telephones
r ■; .•?*•:4•,»-ii'to Wi'v-v
J

—

$8,355,297.

equivalent.

substantial

W

Halsey,

Philadelphia

closely approximated' $80,000,000.
In
addition, the
together he'd about $19,000,000 .Of cash
Likewise, the 75yk
owned-Texas- & Pacific Ry...Co.
had nearly $19,000,000 of cash and
' —
equivalent.
and

RR.

M

from

-

the

-Nl O. T. & M. .and I. G. N.

Pacific

••

;

though the trustee paid out more than $11,000,000 to first
refunding bondholders in December, • cash of the Missouri Pacific

and

further

...

99.311

under

include
7
■

plan

Commerce

statement

15,

-V

in

he

seek

to

.

than

progress

thousands

that

to

Davis-

in

marked

said

used

program.

"Novembe'r-il-"■

Net

ballots

Davis

r-roeeeds are to "be

Expansion

less

15).

that

Feb:

C.Y

Gross

(Jan.

on

for

net

company's

now

Board,

said

authority

•Mr.

share)'

_V

Davis

refunding bonds

•

1951 oh the basis qi one
.oversubscription priyTegc.

««

ends

-Mr.

f.tr

t

T

cost

the

the

for

.

6,

c

issued

'"Even

tl

JarY

to

balloting

for

'*■

($50 per

2%s.; of
.

that-the' Interstate

of. earlier

"

i

^

for
are

of the offering group
and Stroud & Co. Inc.

Corp.;

of

Mr.

in

<

also

which

certificates

Approximated $80,000,000—

and

con-

be

V

its bid of 99.4086.

on

received,

was

estimated

Chairman

will

!

of

subject Lo approval of the Interstate Commerce Com¬
certificates are secured by new standardrgaugc -railroad

The

Confidence

line

•

under-

an

$7,080,000

made

was

defeated

completed

be

*'

headed

offered

.Chairman Expects Defeat of ICC Plan—Cash
31

Pipeline—=-

of' the

10

Inc.

Offering of the

Other

more

The

gas.

Hutzler

Jan.

on

serial equipment trust certificates to be

1951 and

1,

One other

,

pipeline

&

maturing annually Feb. 1, ,1^52
1966, inclusive, at prices to yield ffbm"1.85% to 2.75%,
according to maturity. The group was awarded the cbrr

equipment

172

;

which

group

Equipment Trust Certificates

—

Bios.

to

J,

'

an¬

owner of the largesr interest in
plant in the Shuler" (Ark.I field.

interests

761,526

126,703

-

.

-

-

_

8

Department:-of

County,

Arkansas. Louisiana and Texas,"—V.
171, p. 2610.




announced

for

Rights'are

to

m
8
,0W?,fr a,monS 18 companies and individuals parties
patmg, will operate the plant which will have an
ultimate capacity of
■.!tf million cubic.feet of.gas per day.,
•?
••-yX

iSf'SX!?
In addition

2

will

diameter.

'' ctnAVli nl rl

share

new

the

Diamond

fields

457,065

241,246

Feb.

Stuart

a

gather

1,500

to' 'cdmihon

—V.
Jan.

on

2,148,023

643,977

series PP 2%%

f

of

10,988

w

.

2,046,185

;

1950

oper.

writing

.f}"

Telephone Co.,' SelinsgFOve, "Pa.— Files With SEC—Rights to Stockholders— "
" •' • •
'
[The company on Jan. , 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC

the extent that exchanges
redemptions, will pro tonto

the company.,

(Canyon)

that

Miadlecreek

divi¬

Howell;fprther said in part: ."The
company is now bbnst'ructing
gathering system and natural gasoline plant i'h the

Sharon

Jan.

on

before next

operation

Co.—Forms New Division, etc.—

formation

Net

dated

increase

and

that: will

2380.

Howell, Vice-President in charge

33,304

10,368

'

1950—11 Mos—1949

>^

■

;

gas
available, for
defense
natural gas deliveries to the Detroit area
by
day.. The company will construct a'line paral¬
leling or looping its pipeline from underground storage fields" in West
Central Michigan to Detroit.
The line will extend for 180 miles, will
link three stoiage iie.ds and will connect-with a network of smaller

production

Net

J.

82,960

32,665

39,056

.

—~

Missouri Pacific RR.

subsidiary

a

company

Net

nounced

1947

$149,946

.

2,209,213

Offered—Salomon

:

approved an increase in the authorized
shares from 300,000 and a two-fcr-one split

.

struction-,program

lines'

will

and

1948

$220,269

proposing to develop the Waterloo
storage reservoir for natural gas.

from

f": Net

1950—52 Wks.-r-1949"

■

added-

86,622
35,583

2482.

opsr.

.;

10

additional

has

150,000,000 cubic feet

pre-

unpaid

amount

will: be

1949

$190,010

...

plan

all

; coropapy s. .wbrking capital funds.
f"all be effected, the amount required
be

ry.

Gross

1950—11 Mos.—1949

Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Plans New

of

approximately $1,273,000 (not including accrued
chereon), and the difference "between this-

1950

railway
railway..;

mission.

This

preferred

dends

2,029,251

income—

From Jan.

of General Telephone Corp., has been
granted increased rates effective-Jan. 15, 1951 which, it is
estimated,
will
add
$370,000 to the
company's
annual
local
service
revenues,
based on the number of telephones In service on Deo-. 31,
1949.—V. 171
p. 361.
...
'/
•
.

,

-proceeds

5,603,036

2,538,700

from

from

•

value

stock

6,274,473

2,074,922

•

18.

This

shares

preferred

5,861,048

2,562,994

railway..—

i).

Net

-Michigan Associated Telephone Co.—To Incr. Rates—

net. proceeds

redeem

medium

367,150

30,053,751

$232,166

railway^

Securities

will provide the
.company with funds
unexchanged shares of old preferred stock,
exchange for the 'old preferred stock, and with
•^additional working capital.
Upon-the .assumption -that -no exchanges
occur, the amount required to redeem the
old

'With

211,438

34,146,344

6,943,151

corporation

Gross

2381.

p.

1950—5 Wks.—1949

Jan.

on

600,000

company
p.-' 2481.

?;

par

151,292.

33,043,490

income—_

cper.

172,

.„.

casq,

prior

the

648,429

35,596,199

November-

i

.

preferred

834,168

Missouri Illinois RR.-

compared

1950,

Stores. .Go. Inc.—December Sales Up

The

stock, $2.50, and participating
originally issued prior to Feb. 1, 1941,
shares originally issued on.and
subsequent to Feb. 1, 1941.

preferred stock, $2.50;
and

payable

$3,219,581

486,'403

6.59%—

$18^807,600 $17,208,400 $115,702,400 $105,572,300

of

exchange
_

.The
■f hired

1947

$3,223,101

641,883

income

underground

•'

$10,042,660
$9,682,601 $70,886,856 $71,864,212
'v.,." '..V, SV" -Vf

~>fiul2<iior>»aAir

Washington

"

1948

$2,960,982

1,105,550

railway

Commission

to

■

2381.

p.

stock

Jan.

,

the

1949

$3,803,2^8

Mississippi River Fuel Corp. Underground Storage Reservoir-

1950—12 Mos.—1849

operation

1950—Month—1949

V'

2221..

p.

172.

>

unpaid dividends thereon .unci tire applicable redemption premiums
pay¬
able upon redemptions of said prior
preferred stock and participating

a

Dec.,

2381.

p.

capital

is offering shares of its $1.50
stock with warrants,, in exchange-for its
outstanding shares of prior preferred stock, par value $50, and partici¬
pating preferred -stock, par value $25, on the following bases: Y(a) For
new

1,712,738

was

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Split-Up Voted—

company

prior preferred stock, two shares of

4,299,411

1,977,277

railway—L_;

from

105.

p,

$10,818,562 $10,257,130 $53,179,266 $51,406,829

THe

"■cumulative dividend -preferred

[egch share of 7%

4,323,941

1,271,555

2432.

from

The

1950—Month—1949

stores

205

Sales;

for four years,

EXCHANGE

3,235,816

2,318,303

1—

oper.

ry.

—V.

,;rPeriad' End.iDec.-3D*-, 2950—Month*—1949

holder

after,

5,377,499

From Jan. 1—

each

attached

■be

in

Mercantile

.

—

stores

172,

—V..

to
purchase common stock at $12 per share, subject to
adjustment • in the ratio of two shares of said common s.tock
five shares of preferred stock, said warrants to be
exercisable
for a period of five
years-next-succeeding'Jan. 9, 7.951.
The warrants
may be exercised duping the first year of said five-year period only if

•

had

-Period End: Dec. 30—

possible

for

16,717,832

railway

from

Net

>

.

18,603,581

i

railway—

p.

Net

was

Zenner.—V.

Sales

' '

:

redeemed all or in part at $27.50
•■per share in ;the first two years; $26.50 per share in the next two
years'; $26 in the following two years, and $25.50 thereafter; plus
'•ac'crued dividends in each case,
f
' .
;
:
a,:'WARRANTS—Each share has attached thereto a warrant entitling

192,887

17,452,817

Melville Shoe Corp.—December Sales Higher—

be

may

474,577

1950

open

172,

—V.. 172,

$uft*ha££f !&ny' ^f^sUch

offer.".yt:.''''.')-.;"
preferred

new

793,318
415,530

Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—

1635.

p.

share" for

record

of

Chairman,

R

Sales

sbares;not issued' pursuant1 to'-acceptances of Such
i'-'The

552,737

November—

V:,:v,y

Stores Corp.—December Sales Incr.

company

202

—V.

-

..exchange

D.

Period End. Dec. 31—

Of these shares, 46,950 are
initially being offered only by the company to its 7%
prior preferred and 6% participating preferred stock¬
holders
pursuant to an exchange offer.
The under•

1947

$1,620,701

be

McLellan Stores Co.—Current Sales
Up 5.5%—

share), with warrants.

writers; rfiave

f

1948

$1,942,091

256,108

income

Jan.

Net

Stock

1949

$1,758,293-

19,104,529

railway——

from

Net

—V.

,

Service Corp.—Preferred

are* 34,750

388.346

income

'

—$17,686,183 $16,592,813 $98,640,605 $95,767,092

The

underwriting syndicate, headed b,y Johnston, Lemon &
Co., on Jan. 11 publicly offered at $25 per share, plus
accrued dividends,
30.000 shares of $1.50 cumulative
per

Zenner,
late

Sales

f."'-'-' ,i'
Offered—An

■

{..^Lincoln

the

McCrory

Jy

There

830,231

income

of-the project is estimated

66,576,730

15,381,049

railway....
railway....—
Net ry. oper. income—
—V. 172, P. 2481.
from

preferred
acc.usd div¬
"

$2,055,674

railway

Net

stamping.—V.

Period End. Dec. 31—

from

Net

M.

succeed

From Jan. 1—

Gross

twu-thij-ds

6'//

plus

share.

per

into

The

share

950.

p.

1950

oper.

From

on

would

$2,500,000

from

Net

plan for liquidation of the company,
preferred
stockholders received an initial

share

per

certificates

of

Philip

79,815

$1.50

stock.

per

2482.

p.

Net

•

Co.—Liquidating Dividend—

prior

$15

distribution

made

807,557

807,528

1,008,496.

totaled

1

November—
Gross

amended

the

cumulative

6%

$6,078,889

oper.

converted

326.50

Jan.

Minneapolis-Moline.

Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.- -Earnings

Co.—Meeting Adjourned—

Masonite Corp.—Stock Split-Up—

1947

$6,931,621

be

into

common

railway—-.,

oper.

172,

Net

V

1949

$5,807,757

railway—
income:—

from

Net

AND FIRST ELEVEN

1950

$6,105,596

Avery

would

common

railway
railway

from

pay $1,501,500 of accumulated dividends on the 7% preferred
and
to
refund outstanding bank loans
of $1,175,000.—V.
172,

entation

railway—

from

Gross

Avery

.

merging

would be retired at

from

ry.

McBee Co.—New President—
'-

on

to

distribution

/

have

Co.

approved by shareholders of,jeach
stockholders at
special meetings to

to

for

railway.

Net

—V.

meeting of stockholders which was scheduled
10, was adjourned to Jan. 25 because of lack of
the company announced.

In connection with

Lehigh Valley Ry.—Bonded Debt Reduced—

Sons

&

announcement

an

be

Minneapolis-Moline
at

oper.

Net

Rogers and Solomon H. Sleppin were elected

Market Street Ry.

The company has notified the New York Stock Exchange that it has
acquired $1,981,000 of its bonds, including $596,000 of series D, 4s;
$491,000 of series" E, 4,/*s; and $556,000 of series F, 5s, all maturing '
Jnr2003.
As a result, there were left outstanding $19,566,750 of the 4s,
sef-ies D; $10,604,750 of the 4'/aS, series E, and $6,774,000 of the 5s
F.v'^
The company reduced its bonded indebtedness $12,329,750 last year.*

Avery
to

From Jan. 1—

Gross

the

of

of

from

Net

1150.

p.

proxies,

2381.

1,418,246

1,936,271

must

provides

Avery

Net

was

2,479,128

172, p. 2431.

which

outstanding.—V. 171,

Gross

special

directors,

the

p.,

6,851,260

2,626.529

F.

B.

according

merger,

November-

Elected—

meeting originally called for Dec. 28, 1950, was called for the
of taking action : on a proposal to reduce the par value of

stock

railway

oper.

'

,

1

railway

from

Net

$713,969

of

idends, which

proposal is necessary for the management to execute a-plan for
selling about $500,000 worth of additional common stock.
The additional common stock Issue is part of a program, apnroved

$783,130

share

share

a

snares

the
1947

1948

$777,249

and

company

173,

Jan.

on

common

400.053

$770,574
374,016

railway..—

From Jan. 1—

„

1949

1950

November—

Gross

proposal

stccx

purpose
the

this

agreement,

The

elected Chairman of the Board of Lowell
announced on Jan. 11. Mr. Bailey is also

been

Power Shovel

adjourned

be

sufficient

207,366

300,142

114,820

An

to

774,103

of

proposed

a

on

company,
will be submitted
be called in about 60 dayj.

stock¬

of

;

7.

The

and John

31.—V.

Jan.

on

directors

agreed

the

T he

Co.

Corp.—Chairman

Chairman

Sr.,

has

Corp.,

the Board

Marion

railway
railway..

of

$14,236,757

$14,136,245

'

Minneapoiis-Moline Co.—Proposed Merger—
The

directorships

23,030

v

from

of

Island, N. Y.
Fund, Louis L.

Norman

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Bailey,

Corp.,

directors.—V.

79,052

30,790

2,763,943
904,874
286,682

railway——

oper.

$213,252

$258,650
94,516

Island

Factors

Adams

Factors

dale, Long

1948

$293,321

1949

1950

railway—_

nine

for

5

Sanitary Corp., and a director of the First National Bank

,

November—

Jan.

on

Long

election

the

H.

Robert

Adams

"^Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.- -Earnings-

<

.

1950—5 Mos.—1349

•

$4,168,464

172, p. 2581.

Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—

Chairman

Gross

closed

were

President of General Public Utilities Corp:
President of Equitable Holding Corp.
A meeting

Chemical

2280.

p.

1350.-

24,

Tegen,

for

Lowell

$4,525,479 §48,504,293 $43,472,136

$4,857,740
172,

Higher—

1950—Month—1949

Period End. Dec. 31—

—V.

Oct.

on

105.

p.

Lane Bryant, Inc.—December Sales
Sales

holders

845.

p.

F.

Vanneck,

Co.,

American Biochemical

dissolved

1950

consummated

Was

1950—Month—1949

$4,432,355

—V.

&
Sons, Inc.; Percival E. Jackson, attorney; Lee P.
Vice-President of John Hancock Mutual Life Insuran.e Co.;

Albert

•-The

Co.

"

Sales

company,

Monday, January 15, 1951

.

Co., Inc.—December Sales Up 6.3%—

Period End. Dec. 31—

sub¬

Hausman

Stack,

Lambert Co.—Dissolves Subsidiary—

..t

Miller-Wohl

operating

nominees are
the
following:
Edward
F.
Barrett,
President of
company;
Colonel
Charles G. Blakeslee, attorney and former member of the New fork
P.
S. Commission;
Dougall C. Fraser, Secretary-Treasurer of FraserBraee Engineering Co., Inc.; Harry C. Hagerty, Financial Vice-President
of Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co.; Samuel Hausman, President of

1949

Net

operating

consolidated

recently

Months Ended Nov. 20—

Four

its

of

absorption

Nine Nominees Named for Directorate—

1

*

the

the recent merger of

a

Nominations

Kropp Forge Co.—Earnings—

completed

Long Beach Gas Co., Inc., and. now
it was announced on Jan. 8.
The consolidation with Queens Borough Gas & Electric Co. and Nassau
serves

number of stores
30,
1950, was 2,060

average

has

company

sidiaries

64,232,214 861,212,406 807.739,440

73.272,959

The

This

1950—52 Wks.—1949
$
s

.

.

20

from

Co.—Split-Up Voted—
approved

a

proposal

250,009. shares

split-up

of

the

.

to

210,000

to

increase, .the

750,000 shares; so
outstanding shares.

.

Monarch Radio & Television Corp.—Enters New
The

for

manufacturers.
—V.

172,

p.

•

Field

is entering the electronic equipment field and has
$50,000, Grille Brothers," Los Angeles, Calif., electronics
The
latter
is
now
working on a military contract.
1831.
.'■•-■

.company

acquired

•

.V.

Volumes

17*}

'NT,,.

Volume 173

Number 4977

.TheComniercial and Financial 'Chronicle

.

7;

(203)
Monongahela Ry.—EarningsNovember—

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

,

1950

.

railway.

*

$548,659

railway...

1948

8404,060

1947

8734,920

8783,192

Gross

160,079

344,293

422,526

Net

109,224

181,254

Net

ry.

Net

from

from

5,519,128

5,265,897

7,839,525

7,586,848

Net

ry.

1,819,302

income...

opcr.

1948

1947

$565,985

232,437

130,249

$696,181
246,889

225,780

income—

oper.

Pacific Finance Corp. of
California—Notes Placed Pri-

1949

$567,983

$785,457,

13,752

237,883

326,930

202,383

From Jan. 1—

railway

railway..i

'Deficit.—V.

railway—_
railway.

from

».33,163

•

1950

from

158,977

'

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry,—Earnings-

November—

"27,826

.

income

oper.

New
1949

-

172, p.

1,939.113

264,985

3,773,700

Net

1,576,126

ry.

—V.

7,557,707

6,432,795
2,307,296

7,168,541
2,194,142

income

2,208,767

2,471,487

1,925,797

2,280,773

Pan American World
i

in

New York

Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—December Sales

;

Period End. Dec. 31—

1950—Month—1949
$

Sales

172,

1950—11 Mos,—1949

$

164,189,916

—V.

Incr.

$

The

'

Marine

transfer

^

Water

Service

Midland

agent

172,

Trust

for

of

York

New

372,256

has

shares

been

of

stock

common

ICC

unsecured

Dec.

on

authorized

l

the

ondary distribution of 4,000 shares of

-

to

company

issue

$200,000

a

for the purchase of new equipment.—V.

promissory note

par)

Exchange

173,

105.

p.

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Stock Reclassification—
The

Federal

Power

Commission

Jan.

on

authorized

9

this

share.

4.50%

series

amendment to

preferred

its

stock,

certificate

$100

value

par

share,

per

Commissions.—V.

an

this

See

Consolidation—
plan for the merging of
Inc. will be the surviving

Vassar

Co.,

sales

own

lidge,
The

plan

turbed

of

Vassar

that

Co.

under

Co.,

be

products

own

will

that

be

gar¬

operated
E.

as

a

provides that the 298,600
Munsingwear common stock will be

be

$1

entitled

to

of

presently

record

at

vote

the

at

outstanding
into

$10

share

in

3,i)ths

"

of

stock

common

of

amount of Munsing¬
share- of Munsingwear

a

the

to

Vassar

The

close

of

business

meeting.—V.

172,

Jan.

—V.

219

were

compared

172,

stores

218

to

in

stores

rated

the

at

operation

struction,

of

the

close

of

the year

shares

000

record

of

Jan.

outstanding

capital

stock

33V3%

Gross

-

from

from

Net

ry.

1949.

issued

board

directors also

The

11,535

shares of

market

value

been

granted

in

and

another

for

any

10

stock

at

executive

—V.

Gross

Net

dividend policy for the future.

Net

ry.

on

stock options

85%

of

covering

its Jan.

president

not

5,

31

and

depreciation,

of

reported

$463,426

net

for

earnings,

the

five

after

months

provision

ended

Nov.

tax

at

Albany

the

will increase the

units,

new

under

now

1947

$787,322

$771,988

312,642

156,615

163,007

152,768

149,672

Income

Stock
The

36,813

61,366

;

to

remain

would
of

Jan.

on

executive

ten

with

the

5

Gross

employees,

8,627,537

8,017,389

9,175,838
2,274,112

—V.

85%

the

of

market price

for

518,996

871,976

630,993

■:

%;

\

5,

to

shares

Jan.

of

1951.—V.

5,

1952.

The

stock

common

$14,427,252

income

4,063,675

2,364,056

4 ,234,028

4,855,415

2,401,475

'

172,

p.

a

*A

150%

stock

record

of

$300,000

the

Dec.

railway____ 151,051,246
44,592,000
Income
25,664,589

,713,918

21,

1950,

the

from, -surplus

outstanding capital

made

was

increase

to

capital

Dec., 29

on

being

to

effected

account.

by

%This

Commercial

the

transfer

each

172,

was

reported

struction
of

of

in

$2)

(par

$500,000.—V.; 172,

to

p.

December

170 ,054,787 150,752,776
55 ,676,517
51,223,015
35 993,543
31,734,262

31,461,190

.

18,712,672

titanium.—V.

172,

plant

in

National Shirt Shops of
-•

Period End. Dec. 31—

Sales
—V.

•

not

v, *■/

for

Great

"

1950—12 Mos.—1949

-

$42,833,800

steel

ingot

Steel

expansion

capacity

project includes

a

$3,679,475 $17,330,834 $16,057,596

of

•

the

plant

blast

furnaces

over

a

at

five-year

500,000
ton

River

whicn

tons

Mich.

period

at

will

to

will

shortly

tons

claims

the

;

V-

dated

the

basis

shares

has

York

New

20,.

Net

ry.

—V.

75%

the

total.—V.

The

Federal Power

proposed
tural

Gas

Coke

&

acquisition
Co.

Co.

Both

Commission

of

all

on

Nov;

on

Federal

because. the

companies

are

27

approved

of

its

Gross

.

will, be

v

:

shares

Petroleum

affiliates of The

173,

p.

of

of

Oceanic

stock.

It

See

is

also*

effect

its

no-par

capital
stock

be

the

in

the

corporate

with

resulting

rate

records,

reports

with

In

held

for

by

ry.

Gross

27

reported

Court

that

Security

V

the

%

City,

Lake
minimum«number of

and

plan.—V.

prior

benefit
well

of

in

to

for

the

10,000

Gas,

said

Peoples
10.000

shares

and

that

by

the

the

and

5,000

shares
of

Kansas.
shares

of

no-par

Texoma

no-par

capital

stock

proposed

of

will

merger,

the

the

as

ry.

Utah,

Sales

oper,

in

common
enterprise will be simplified
simplification of accounting and corpo¬
the
making of
applications and filing

1950—Month—1949

„___

1950—12 Mos.—1949

ry.

July

last

of

171,

pursuant

year,

1787.

p.

to
"

sinking
%'

1949

'

1948

1947

:

832,288,252 778.447,435 917,917,182 826,497,399
131,898,323 109,865,710 156,712,009 106,320,644
51,922,342

34,433,472

65,508,335

32,158,919

"

Lines—Earnings—

1949

$729,853

$627,845

$815,345

$811,702

"158,069
"393,821

"102,107

"289,560

"112.670

294,580

"523,198

"363,904

8,578,051

8,028,058

10,930,723

10,662,983

"1,557,735

"1,688,768

"159,911

706.951

"3,996,512

4,035,512

"2,796,626

"1,892,616

,

inccme___

1947

1948

railway—.
railway____\__
income—

oper.

172, p. 2128.

Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—December Sales Up 7.6%—

.

Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales

in

143

were

in

stores

December,

1950—12 Mos.—1949

1950—Month—1949

$5,141,392 $47,250,678 $46,762,956.

$5,529,874

______

operation

1949.—V.

172,

in

December,

stockholders

municipally

Improvement

in

in

owned

Co.,

to

spend

over

under lease by United
$30,000,000 in> the next

improvements'to meet expected increase
Hudson W. Reed, President, said the program,;,

consumption.

gas

operated

company,

plans

expansion

and

outgrowth of-a survey conducted by Ebasco- Services, Inc. and
the company, proposed capital expenditures of $11,370,000 for renewals
and replacements, $17",472,000 for system; enlargement,*-and $3,069,000.*

the

company

172,

p.

plans

15,000

letter

notification

of

shares

share

Kirchofer

through
167,

with

filed

was

common-stock

of

to-be

Associates,

Arnold

dr

the' SEC

$1)

fpar

to; spend

', %

Piedmont Aviation, Inc.—Files With. SEC—

—V.

on

Inc.,

-

Dec.

offered

26

at

covering

$1.50

per-

Raleigh, vN.

C.

852.

p.

a

payment

rata

pro

to

the

did

minimum

compared

1950,

2383.

p.

Philadelphia Gas Works Co.—Plans Expansion—

A

1347.

Pierce Governor Co., Inc.—Note Privately Placed—The

corporation

has

$750,000 from Metropolitan
promissory note, payable over a

borrowed

Life Insurance Co.

on

a

period of 10 years. Proceeds are to be used for general
corporate purposes.
The

corporation

combustion

control devices for internal*

makes automatic speed

engines.—V.

Pittsburg

1948

1947

$56,923

37,553

10,122

Net

from

13,326

30.867
2,324

"447

Net

ry.

878,745*

893,906

1,008,224

723.787

299,807

318,896

401,208

211,905

28,597

86,978

116,112

45,860

.

23,831

-

"6,153

16S,

1888.

p.

&

Shawmut

from

1948

1947

$193,800

$204,100

$232,562

43,089

40,282

50,876
27,243

23,697

11,108

16,681

2,341,289

1,982,970

2,835,600

611,631

504,154
318,732

823.026

2,337.161
751.666

386,518

552,495

1949*

$210,628

railway—_

50,111

railway
Income—

opcr.

RR.—Earnings-

1950

November—
Gross

.

From Jan. 1—
-

172,

from

Gross

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

2382.

p.

The

stockholders

Dec.

voted

to

railway

railway.^—_
lncome___

386,383

oper.

172,

2223.

p.

Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—To Increase Authorized Debt

the authorized but
4% cumulative preferred stock from 825,000 shares (par $20)
to 165,000 shares (par $100); to change the authorized common stock
from 1,790,500 shares of $20 par to 3,581,000 $10 par shares to effect
a
2-for-i split; and to change the voting rights of the 4% preferred,
and
common
stocks
from one
vote per share to one
vote for each
on

11

corporation

Electric System—Sale of Subsidiary—
has

sold

its

99%. stock

interest

in

United

a

.

New England Electric System retains
ownership of $2,400,000
$3,000,000 bonds of the Railways company.—V. 172, p. 2026.




incur
one
»

stockholders
indebtedness

time

The

and

company

that

the

debt.

term

of

par

value.—V.

173, p. 9.';

*

on

have

manufacturing

President
Jan.

of

been

plant

completed

for

Anderson,..S.

in

Owens-Corning

Fiberglas

building
C.,

Corp.,

a

Harold

an

new

Fiberglas

Boeschenstein,

affiliate,

in

and expansion of plans contemplated since early
increasing our textile production facilities to meet the growth

demand

for

Boeschenstein
"This

plans."
.

he

accelerated

and

required

an

adjustment

in

Mr.
our

ftated.

Excavation

171, p.

has

and-site'

said.

Production

grading
will

are

begin

starting

authorizing
to

exceed

the company

$6,000,000

at

to

any.

that

amounts

there

has

no

the directors deem

expenditures

and, other

corporate

purposes.

The

said $2,000,000 was spent during the past two fiscal yo^rs
for
plant improvement and there will be a further outlay of about
$3,500,000 for additions and improvements, mostly In 1951.—y. 172,
p.

2483.

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—

immediately,

about the middle of

Mr.

1951.—

1950

November—
Grcss

from

Net

from
ry.-

railway.^—,
income—

oper.

1949

1945

$690,924

$479,371
80.24(9

$799,791
279,208

126,212

railway

105,670

71,433"

'

1947
$578,527
1 48.11Q

160,799

105,867

8,082,758
2,804.170
1,796,553

6,227,192
1,596.537
1,084,281

From Jan. 1—
Gross

work

1611.

on

not

is no debt outstanding at .present*
specific plan for incurring longit advisable to have available
of authorized indebtedness, if required, to provide

states

capital

for

Net

Fiberglas-yarns in industrial and decorative uses,"
sai&

situation

Boeschenstein
V.

military requirements for Fiberglas yarns have neces¬

adjustment

for

16

announced

8.

"Current large

Jan.

amount

company

Owens-Illinois Glass Co.^—Affiliate Expands—
yam

vote
an

management

However,

substantial

,.*•

will
to

outstanding.

funds

$10

Electric

Inc.,

The

change

unissued

sitated

subsidiary, for $4,700,000 to What Cheer .Associates,
Providence, R. I., subject to the approval, of the SEC. >
.
the

-

against

1950

"Deficit.—V.

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Split, etc.—

-

$10,513,407 $10,285,159 $58,259,838 $57,785,251

p..2222.

New England

The

*

railway

from

Net

$96,301

income

"Deficit—V.

1950

of

in

issue—V.

railway

oper.

Net

was

,

The

the

from

1949

-

railway
railway______

from
ry *

regulatory commissions.—V. 173, p. 9.

Period End. Dec. 31—

Rys. .Co.,

from

$92,187

Income

Arrangements

172,

December

2128.

p.

from

Ry.—Earnings—

1950

$72,420

from

Net

Light

Neisner Brothers, Inc.—December Sales Up 2.26%—

—V.

of

income—

oper.

Gross

the reorganization

Salt

at

and
finally, if any proceeds remain, to the
hearing, which has been scheduled for Jan. 12,
Bank of Utah, N.- A., Salt Lake City, will hold

deposited. under

oper.

Net

company's
Texoma Na¬

Peoples Gas

Nebraska

Iowa,

issue

the

Peoples

Commission

structure
as

will

exchange

exchange

The

Illinois.

Natural

stock

Texoma

cancelled.

In

points

merger,

capital

stock

of

this

Natural

various

to

To

1950—12 Mos.—1949

chain

for other improvements.
Of the total,
$14,195,000 i» 195L—V. 171vP, 1787.

.

a

railway
railway

from

Net

105.

knd Texoma operate, under common
management,
integrated natural-gas transmission system and transport gas from

an

Texas,

1195.

p.

Penney

1950

five years .for

liquidated.

'

indebtedness

of

from

Net

this

affiliate,

retired

were

railway
railway

172,

Gas

creditors

Pending

November—

America—Acquisition—
Dec.

facilities

the

170,

Pennsylvania Reading Seashore

From Jan. 1—

•Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of

stock

2382.

p.

November—

been

stockholders

to

9.662286

Hogan

Co.

"

:

•

Oct.

of

of

Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka

The
of

and the rebuilding of eight
investment cost will be amortized

The

funds

enlargement

Mich.,

about

the

by

.certificates

of

First

the

company

annually.

furnace,

its

commence

parent

increase

5,200,000

blast

year

per

Rouge,

Ecorse,

subsidiary,

a

program

by

at

coke

Corp.,

480,000

of

Acquisition.—,

Petroleum

Hogan
;

consummated

organisation,

Corp.—Subsidiary Plans Expansion—

Lakes

Co.

further
plan
of .reorganization
which contemplates .the public sale-of all
property to the highest bidder for not less than $115,000 or such
other amount as shall be determined by the Court as the fair upset
price.
The/proceeds would bp. distributed in payment of costs of re¬

^

-

172,

from

from

and leasehold sinking fund bonds.

participate therein. The plan required the deposit of a
of $85,000, but only approximately $60,000 was deposited.
Pursuant to the order of the Court, the company has filed

early con¬
the recovery

Delaware, Inc.—Sales— •;

$3,806,031-;
...

National Steel
The

Trust

&

offer,

on

47,767

Kitt'leV'-President,-

stockholders.

a

was

the

2222.

p.

P.-H.

2482.

\

1950—Month—1949:

______

173, p. 8.

Nev.,

s

increased

Ohie Copper Company of Utah,—New Plan Proposed—

v%

plans

company

Henderson,

2222.

p.

this

has

railway
$83,048,783 $63,198,831 $85,172,781 $78,862,175
railway—
11,823,114
11,524,964
15,970,279
10.069,773
oper. income—
4,071,948
5,386,469
7,002,496
3,597,480

ry.

142

not

that

it

from

1

stock

$2,000,000

a

Co.

of

that

contemplated

increased

' National Lead €«.—To Build New Plant—c
It

Bank

exchange

Petroleum
for

plan, confirmed
V

National

company's

Hogan

stockholders

action

that

from

Net

3,197,234

136,236,792

railway

oper.

The

price

1438.

V.

distribution

by 44%.—

Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—

This

National Fidelity Life Insurance Co.—Stock Dividend

<

the

in

172, p. 2128.

stock

of

net?

countries, bringing
brought the Division's

1950—Month—1949

stores

ago.—V.

bonds

Gross

1947

$12,616,572 $15 ,300,380 $14,590,593

4,886,492

transatlantic

seven

From Jan. 1—

1948%

1949

Oceanic Oil Co.—Proposed

-

options

at

reported

Oils.—V.

November—

Gross

Ry.—Earnings—
1950

in

aircraft

is

$147,036,674 $132,556,149 $949,729,400 $880,200,216

1,612

provisions

Net

appointed trustee for first mortgage

two

least

Jan.

on

the

There

President, who agreed

11,535

of

1,375,917

30.-

options

American's

cities

The

8,029,319

1,571.434

726,898

railway

from

from
ry.

and

excluding the

at

company

permit ,purchase of

stock

Pan

company 011 Dec. 1, 1950 redeemed all Its outstanding $1,250,000
mortgage 3%%
bonds, due Feb. 1, 1953 at 101% and accrued
interest. The company informed the New York Stock
Exchange that
the
redemption was completed at a cost of $1,282,291. ' The issue
originally amounted to $3,250,000. It was sold in 1940 t<v the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United
States.
An additional $400,000

,

restricted

to
new

ACA's

Penney Co.—December Sales 7.9% Higher—

year

Net

1,901,167

railway

oper.

Net

The

approved

were expanded tremendously
Overseas Airlines in September.
The

first

307,532

/

a

1949.

services

)

income

from

Net

Options Approved—

directors

to

a

Gross
1948

$968,484

22,500 in

trans¬
62,000

showed

Leases, Inc., to 100% from 70% through
Indirectly, this means that the company's

Western

From Jan. 1—

1949
$753,269

1950

to

also

Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp.—Redeems Bonds—

;

Net

2222.

p.

69,500
high of

record

con¬

(The) Northgate Co.—Trustee Appointed—

years

Pan

„

fund

others

10

compared

the

89,500,000

From Jan. 1—

1951,

included),

for

the close

will increase

as

was

miles

including

previous

it

India,

1939,

and

about

Buffalo,

hydro-electric generating capacity and
contracts—all totaling about 2,862,000

purchased

railway—
railway

from

(the

of

November—

agreed to remain with the company until at least Jan. 5, 1952.
The corporation showed a profit of $558,270 for the fiscal
year ended

July

of

railway.

173, p. 9.

15,

employes

three

.%%!.'■■■%

oper.

for

20%

station at Buffalo

in

East

Oil Corp., Pan Western
Oils, Ltd., and Manabi
Inc., has also been increased.
The
Peninsula. Oil
70%
of
Albercan, 35%
of Manabi Explorations

Co.,

were

Net

16-year

who

last

ry.

One

price of

a

the past.

Albercan

of

There

projected, the Niagara Mohawk's system
1,617,000 kilowatts of steam-electric generating

kilowatts

from

Jan.

granted two-year restricted

common

to

have

Oil

shares.

Sales

being

about

railway

from

1,000.'-"
stockholders of

to

formulate

not

at

Southern Ry.—Earnings—

oper.

Net

etc.—

dividend in the company's

29,- 1944,

April

did

and

construction

these

Norfolk & Western

Two stock dividends

station

Albany, N. Y.
They are
will cost a total of about

1950,

the

From Jan. 1—
Gross

25

1953

kilowatts

Net

15.

was

The

1946.

Jan.

under

of

those

and
in

November—
;

/.

on

addition

Norfolk

to pay a 25-cent dividend on the

The payment will be the first cash

history.

1953

added to the

now

1,100,000

145,000

1950

year

National Airlines, Inc.—To Pay Cash Dividend,
Jan. 5 voted

station

will have

are

141,310,517

close

%

on

in

Huntley
at

capacity of that plant to 240,000 kilowatts.

Net

The directors

operation

units to be

the

30%

1,607

R.

station

system's

kilowatts of capacity.—V. 172,

150,507,467

at the

2222.

p.

President.
Charles

the

80,000

announced

was

-

new

With

1950—12 Mos.—1949

24,227,406

operation

in

additional

capacity of that plant to 785,000 kilowatts. The unit to be added

the

to

1930.

p.

1950—Month—1949

27,054,725

There

to

the

into

go

capacity,

1951

6,

5

as

added

to

one

to

two

rated

stockholders

•

Sales

be

to

and

three

of

million kilowatts to the system's generating capacity since
World War II, Mr. Machold stated.

(G. C.) Murphy Co.—December Sales 11.67% Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—

construction

By 1953, Niagara Mohawk's expansion program will have added about

undis¬

par

of

issuable

the

special

start

generating units immediately, it

one

converted

in

of

holds

(J. C.)

Three

$37,000,000.

shares

shaie.

per

will

by Earle J. Machold,

are

Y„

scheduled

the

Stockholders

.

8

Two
N.

con-!

plan are 91,797 shares of preferred stock of an aggregate
par
value
of $1,835,940
and
68,848
shares of
common
stock.
The
plan represents a change from that originally contemplated, reflecting
among other things
the intervening payment of a Vassar dividend
of

Jan.

on

Rut-

a

Construct

Corp.—To

•

1950

December

Peninsula

Per. End. Dec. 31—

corporation

kilowatt steam-electric

through

George

available

as

stockholders

to

preferred stock and
stock.
The total shares

common

its

contemplated

Vassar

5V4%

wear

selling

is

will

foundation

of

exchange

Leases

New Units—
The

women's

Division.

each

will

It

of

sells

"Vassarette,"

name

outstanding

and

Vassar

and

Munsingwear,

presented

presently

of

trade

President

the

to

manufactures

organization.

present

sultant

of

the

division

separate
its

which

under

Power

in

route-miles

in

company

holdings
an

and

Railway Co. above.

Mohawk

Middle

p nes and increased transatlantic capacity

g

interest

International

.-Niagara

a

Munsingwear,

2,502

Explorations

corporation.
ments

2382. ;

p.

to

acquisition of American

The

$

136,783,109

Niagara Frontier Transit System, Inc.- -Successor, etc.

will vote upon

30

Vassar Co.

and

company

Jan.

on

$

145,670,547

corporation

Pancoastal Oil Co., €. A.—Increases Investment—

1950—12 Mos.—1949

24,484,452

Dakota

172, p. 2222.

Munsingwear, Inc.—Plans
The stockholders

1949

1950—Month

26,684,551

'

started

was

Traffic—

this

Bermuda Clipper travel

comprising airways to
total mileage to 21,451.

173°

the

during

compared

work

the

and

passengers

as

increase—46,500

the

of

363,000,000
passenger
13,200,000 plane-miles.

193,000

added

Clippers

the service

Africa,

<furi",Americ1a,/s transatlantic
the

merger

the

estimated

and

travelers

with

9.0%—
$

'

-

oversubscribed

was

an

carried

Europe,

)" }**] and 61,400 in 1949.
maiked

V

A

—V.; 172,

North

offering

Period End. Dec. 31—

Sales

of

incorporation.
The issuance has been approved
by the Wyoming and
S.

by

The

December Sales Increased

reclassify
100,006
shares
of
4.20%
series
preferred
stock
into
100,000- shares of 4.50%
series
preferred stock.
To effect the
reclassification, the company will issue 100,000 shares

P.

Jan. 8 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &

on

books closed.

company

to

of

stock (no

common

after the close of the New York Stock

Beane at $42 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1.25
per

.

made

was

to

ton-miles

cargo

since

year

8.

service
flew

atlantic

sec¬

any

Jan.

on

its

It

150,419,553 1,169,533,727 1,107,419,519

Montour RR.—Note Authorized—
The

than

division

2482.

p.

(J. J.) Newberry Co.—Secondary Distribution—A
,

In

appointed

2222.

p.

Airways, Inc.—Record

P®op*e ^ew the Atlantic in
In

1950

disclosed

Corp.—Transfer Agent—

Co.

registrar

and

$10).—V.

(par

working capital.—V. 172, p. 1138.

2,811,581

2222.

p.

has sold $1,000,000 of subordin¬

/s % notes, due
1963, to Prudential Life Insurance
America for $1,017,329. The
proceeds are being

of

6,835,515

2,516,529

oper.

172,

2221.

Co

used for

railway..

railway...—

from

Net

3,909,960

1,418,647

403,100

from

Gross

V?t^1^The corP°ration
ated 3

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway

oper.

172,

p.

7,768,757

railway
—

Income—

2383.

1,786,676

1,274,410

6,756.351
1,403,544
1,040,151

-.

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(204)

2

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

>

.

'

'

1951

Monday, January 15,

.

'

-

Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.—Exchange of Stock—
Pursuant

to

plan

St. Louis Southwestern

of

reorganization effected Dec, 31, 1950, each
$1 par common stock of this corporation is exchangeable at
Bankers Trust Co., New York, for one share of RKO Pictures Corp.
common stock,
par $1, and one share of RKO Theatres Corp. common
shore

a

Period End. Nov. 30—

of

stock,

$1.—V

par

172, p.

Railway

oper.

Railway

oper.

State,

2027.

RCA

East

Jan.

of

branch

a

42nd

St.,

office

New

the

in

United

new

York,

by this corporation
by H. C. Ingles, President.—V. 173, p. 106.

9

The

Bankers

agent

Nations

was

building

announced

ry.

(which,

see

33,305,162

35,275,847

As

5,970,266

1,373,336

1,369,494

29,020

$930,301

with

Chase

has

been

stock, $1 par value.—V.

common

1

Bank

appointed

transfer

2,703,091

income

$681,354

$1,218,029

$10,619,532

$£,155,393

agent

of

the

income..

27,502

30,886

296,424

307,191

The

172, p. 2128.

Deduct,

from

ine,

record

105,175

—V.

172,

153,333

1,414,215

$9,503,791

additional

share

of

at

to

announced

price

a

be

stock

common

later.

$10)

(par

for

each

share

The
1951

held,,

which

(&

Net

time

bonds

have

not

applied

to

which

it

within

and

notes

the

for

ICC

sell

may

exchangeable

extension

the

to

in

Dec.

31,

1950—Month—1949

$

1950

1949

Sales

$3,917,953

$1,964,681

—V.

7,872

$

172,

2224.

p.

.

$

•Cost

income

of

goods

trative

$3,925,825

sold,

including

and

general
Canadian

selling,

Arrangements

adminis

e:<penses____

and

to

$2,500,000

Adjustment
Net

for

3,544,535

2,026,938

income—estim

183,285

8,676

exchange__„__„__

Cr40,685

90-day

last,

Federal

no

$238,690

—V.

173,

taxes

Canadian

on

_____

profit.;____l_______;_j,___________i_______

•Loss.—V.

171,. p,

The

X'

'

r

•$63,498

been

notes

from

made

arrangement

notes

or

term

on

had

money

to

&

Coal

Co.—Debt

Stock

and

Period End. Dec. 31—
Retail

1

The
stockholders on
Nov.
11
voted
to
increase
indebtedness by
$2,500,000
to
$5,373,500
and
the* authorized i common
stock
from

f,hares.—V.

172, p.

Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent
v.Period End. Dec. 31—

432

is

172,

Stores, Inc.—Sales—

$4,215,627

this

total

49,950.000

vately with investors at
issue

new

$3,818,331

3.1/2%

holders

of

to

debentures

either of

guilders had

price of

a

amounts

and

Dec. 21

for

vertible

into

these

issues

payment Jan.

15

shares

common

against

one

■'

v

From Jan. 1—

guilders
to

December,

placed

290,

and

Schiff Shoe

The

convertible

loans.

or

share

bonds

notes

to

will

be

";i

v'

con¬

2,900 guilders, nominal of new
of
1,000 guilders, nominal.—

Rent

Stores,

Gallenkamp Stores Co.
Inc.;

9

of

to

place

the

semi-annual

a

Net

stock
as

tests,

to

purchase

172,

on

equipment

and

fcr

$501,883
30,156

mature

•13,748

•21,967

•43,870

5,214,081

5,032,148

5,826,942

5,317,974

376,773

137,574

602,159

*53,478

See

•171,755

•397,841

Hayes

(Alexander)
William

F.

Greenville,

44,193

65,819

cost

•554,928

1,

1953;

$330,000

of

$92 000 of

$196,000

3%

notes

notes

notes

2%%

of

2Va%

C,

Oct.

has

:

President,

agreed

designed

to

to

overnead

See

also

V.

172,

the

company's

•"

expenses.

Profit

before

income

the

City

income

tax"s_._^._._i_.

•

Net

profit

to

Preferred

dividends

per

from

et

ry.

railway.IX

railway

1947

$1,535,171

$1,460,881

485,523

$1,246,029

352,928

430,017

441,027

-

—V.

Ry.—Earnings—

$1,473,728

_____

income..

oper.

188,038

350,394

14,188,566
2.384,482

6,781,487

1,907,093

4,161,339

"

258;679

308,548

19,494,220'

•

15,567,818

From Jan. 1—

from

railway...

et

from-railway...!.

.13,908,484
2,809,959

et

ry.

income..

1,422,024

oner,

172,

.

)

167,

4,300,728
2,213,413

$6,439,962

$4,949,707

364,470

4,659,661

3,878,136

Cr25

Cr 150

80,565

58,842

813,320

483,683

$112,206

....

$76,334

$967,131

$587,888

86,160

57,525

726.478

v

1950—Month—1949

oper.

V

■

revenues

taxes

after

$

rev..

26,048,081

_

shares

1950

172,

!

"

1949
$9,182,522

1948

273,976,286 238,162,353
17,847,589 208,785,907 193,181,416
2,329,585

36,101,436

2,254,570

29,088,943

19,733,906

2,442,231

1,874,173

23,728,632

14,601,830

1950—Month—1949

$342,460
19,433
150,090

45,740

$6.07

$

17,477,087

1,375,767

1,061,394

709,988

»

with

(less

1948

$3,009,436
200.000

2,706,442

$15.94

of

taxes.

-tExclusive
for

involving

will

Chairman,

i

the

on

—V.

and

effect

172,. p.

authorizing
fture,

near

the

of

new

subscription

unsold

balance

the
of

lecently

2,281,256

200,000

$13.53

_

Federal

of

realized

$11.40

,

gain

income~ tax

sale

of

in

on

an

thereon)

$110,209.

11,

filing

the

of

enacted

tax

97,687,329

172,

330.

p.

t

by North American Solvay Inc.—

•

...

-

Period End, Nov, 30—

EARNINGS
Period End. Nov. 30

102,868,088
'20,118,267

18,832.642

93,,951,275

10,417,257

9 ,034,954

9,139,310.

OF

•*"

.

1950—11 Mos. —1349

$

$

"""otal

oper.

revenue..1.

10.865,022

f etal

oper.

expenses...

7,839,442

C'.tal

9,822,046
7,512,393

income

1,5877534

1,246,144

rfiiance- after
and
-

V.

...

fxd.

1,075.236

103 782,557
83 032,695

81,376,662

14,400,398

743,817

,/ 1950—Month—1949

Oil Co. of New

Net

oper.

Net

after

—V.

172,

$0.4574

for

173, p.

—4 Weeks Ended

Dec. 30,

Tiimestic

sales

Canadian
Domestic

94,335.036

sales

stores

""

th

if

2,042

1950

a

50 Dec, 31, '49

year

numbered

9,107,586
in

operation

eainier.
131

at

82,569,155 1,100,931.153
7,760,672
Dec.

Canadian

against

135.—V.




108,526,042

30,

1950

stores

in

172,

p.

were

1,946

operation
2383.

98,00i;6l6
at

compared
the

$

legislation

each

shares

record

at

21.471,456

259,907,423

227,557,262

15,893,178

188,253,282

173,776,199

2,881,088

38,843,790

share

Jan.

32,810,351

Net

ry.

railway
railway—..,.-

from

Gross

l/200th

for

each

Stockholders

also

new

10

2,293,296

28,250,285

20,595,327

*

of

share,

a

it

9

approved

be

for

It

to

is

end

It
to

expected

subscribe

about

under

Jan.

is

for

the

that
the

subscribe

155,546

subscription

Jan.

30, 1951,

by

in

the

the

that
new

last

1949

1948

1947

$227,757

$288,590

$258,651

6,259

24,565

*11,987

*50,224

43,083

2,643.663

2,579.900

from
ry.

43,204

income-

oper.

*32,644
'
.

railway
railway.
172,

'

•

'

3,310,829

*62,702
i."

•

r

-

2,957.104

25,370

*477,928

199,993

84,303

*50,054

*445,096

*570,015

2224.

p.

Bros.

Stores, Inc.—Dec. Sales Off 16.6%—

Period End. Dec. 31—

Sales

1950—Month—1949

——

—V.

172,

$

$1,285,209

1950—10 Mos.—1949
$

$

$1,542,088 $12,586,375 $11,388,783

2224

p.

Superior Oil Co., Los Angeles—Earnings—
3 Months Ended Nov. 30—
t

Gross

operating

subscribe

if

any,

for

not

additional

stock

will

be

fixed

by

shares

purchased by

the
stock

subscription
will

Operating

the

other

•

be

entitled

directors

be

warrants

mailed

on

or

on

about

Feb.

&

income

—

geological,

administrative expenses

.

4,435,982

4,044,436

$10,650,137

;

income

1950
1949
$15,085,119 $12,336,305

geophysical,.

$8,341,869

197,240

256,430

$10,847,377

,

rights
1

income

$8,598,293

provisions

losses

of

for

depletion,

subsidiaries,

and Fed.

depreciation,

income

taxes

7.216,880

6,767,246

$3,630,497

$1,831,053

$8.58

$4.33

or

Net

evidencing

.

Intangible development expenditures, lease rent¬
als and abandonments, interest on
debentures,
and

will

and. general

Miscellaneous

Total

to

income-—1

operating,

one

held.

entitled

initial subscription privilege.
the price at which stockholders

new

additional

stockholders
ratio of

...

expected
to

of

rata

on

23.

also

offering

an

pro

subject to allotment out of the shares,
stockholders

announced

was

•LOSI

income-

oper.

taxes,

Co.—Financing Schedule—

business

shares

will

plan.

$270,514

.

from

•Deficit.—V.

25,223.382

$7.50)

close of

the

on

28,557,681

2,697,190

2,943,813'

(par

the

the

the

1950

lrom

Net

Sterchi

2224.

on

of

consultants

Staten Island Rapid Transit
Ry.—Earnings— •

$

3,322,217

charges
p.

directors

common

1 094 387 035

4,084,937

income___.

Southern Natural Gas

of

—52 Weeks Ended—Dec. 30, '50
Dec. 31, '49

25,011,424
17,604,270

tax

permit

1950—11 Mos.—1949

21,571,340 260,883,476 228,502,516
99,884
976,053
945,254

67,747

.

to

10.

November—

Production!,

The

Period

rev,_

the

December

call

Jersey—Scrip Certificates—

$

5,135,120

Safeway Stores, Inc.—December Sales
Higher—

oper.

Co.—Earnings—

$

20,079,171

____

Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes

1G 603,942

3,787,027

2383.

p.

Uncollectible

$

108,933,452

chgs.

contlng., etc

172,

,090,771

SYSTEM

1950—Month—1949
$

19

revenues

plan,

of

compliance

their
the

1440.

Standard

Net

Operating

100,000

'

Net

Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
$

from

The

price.
the

for

at
to

the

studies

of

plan

subject

From Jan. 1—
owned

30,

v

-

stock is

common

14,370

than

Formulated—
a

act

company

Jan.

on

of

more

stock plan ap¬
100.OOO share*; except

of

formulated

holding

recessed

without
in the

a

the

tentatively
the

not

the-employees'

offering

determine

offering

an

numbering

Electric Co.—Plan

having
-provisions of

met

approved
in

an

oilering represents
172, p. 2129.

directors

conclusion,
'

1950

employees

contained

$2,569,365

197,445

provision

as

1949.

company

meeting,

Gross
and

expenses

30,

26,

certain

stock

the

rate-of
1949

share_'___

pfd.

the

week.—V.

1950

From Jan. 1—

Cross

132,866,274

Capital stock scrip certificates, series E, may be redeemed up to and
including Dec. 31, 1954. at Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, at the

$3,492,626
t3,146,753

pfd. shares

per

•After

1, 063,886

railway..,. 102,673,283
et frc-m railway——_
25,251,093
et ry. oyer, income...
12,760,170

2,685,165

$

143,431,523

Sons—Offering to Employees-

Oct.

on

to

terms

same

Nov.

present

$7.06

7;

ordinary' income.

investments

2, 147,327

railway.!— $10,165,087

railway......
income—

oyer,

25,247,037

1950—12 Mos—1949

$

17,222.008

Squibb &

shares

shares.—V.

i

45,740

■;

.•

T

interest received

and

Earnings

$9, 245,655

1,608,638

from
ry.

/'

•

2224.

p.

the

that

210,000

1947

$9,340,942

freni

Ket
i.efc

*$

r

2,913,348

sales

directors

proved

'

19,488

outstanding

'

-The

upon

552,460

Solvay American Corp.—Earnings—

•Net

V.

2,028.659

Cdoss

;

3,619,371

"

Novemb:

/

*

2383.

p.

net

The

160,090

share

common

NOTE—The

-Earnings—

$

-

22,431,744

19,515,362

charges

172,

••

22,513,085 274,884,850 233,078,001
81,341
908,564
915,642

47,755

______

.Standard Gas &

$296,967

X:.~—.7,7

Nine Mos. Ended Dec. 31—

Dividends

amount

St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.

382.084J

'

1950—11 Mos.—1949

$

26,095,836

income

' (e. R.)
-

-1949

$6,365,875

200,000

paid______

paid

474.

p*

Number of $4

2223.

p.

$499,646

477,406

__

•

common

and. financed

496,967

.

________

capital

et

$670,152

$4,971,207!
21,500

,

of

plant

foot

1950

taxcc...—

Federal

Earnings

;

28,850

charges

Net oper.
Net

:,

.7 7.' .'

Federal

for

dividends

Cioss" from

'*

3,500

prop

••

—V.

$3,673,266

Common

.•

>

1950—11 Mos.—1949

2,725

...

Co.—Earnings-

/

.

t

Common

1948

15-month period '
$9,050,000.—"V. 172..

$6,468,812

$

<

sales

Provision

1, 1956 to Oct. 1, 1960: $164,000
3V&notes April l, 1961 to Oct. 1,
1962; $219,000 of 314
notes \
1963 to April 1, 1965; and $399,000 of
3%% due Oct. 1
1965
also V.
173, p. 107.

1949

and'

$503,146

•

Period End. Nov. 30—

Consol.

that

square

specifications

"■1

■

Smith Agricultural Chemical

See

1950

1

funds

construction

the

for

1950—Month—1949

rev._

income

.

after

Operating

481.

p.

600,000

a

172/p. 2483.

April 1,

November—

expenditures

its

Spiegel, Inc.—December Sales Slightly Off—

recently. stated

build

Year Ended Oct. 31—
Net

Oct.

St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexieo

with

the. general

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—

,

Smith & Sons Carpet Co.—New Plant—"*
Ewing,

Miss,

$4,000,000

300.

serially April 1
1, 1953 to April

connection

to

$672,877

Operating revenues
Operating expenses

by the city through the sale of a bond issue. Construction.'is scheduled
to begin in the Spring of this
year.
Mr. Ewing said the company will
spend about $3,000,000 to equip the new mill which will employ about

;5'"

follows:

added

be

"Subscriber-Vision" >

general

above.—V.

155i, at 2 p.ml

26,

•

will

approximately
,;'X /-■.

taxes

oper.

.•:.v.

..

Manufacturing Corp.

Feb.

new

(subject

'

J

2128.

as

oper.

17,336

-

1947

in

Of¬

Skyline Corp.—Kirby. Sells Stock Interest—

$473,031

35,465

3,228

1948. "•

-

expire

one

subscription

1

aggregate

Period End. Dec. 31—
,

will

of

shares

The

quarterly

a

Corp.—Stock

for completion of

2483.

p.

basis

com¬

company has been granted increased rates, effective Jan.
1, in
of its exchanges which are located in
Oklahoma.
The increase,
estimated to add $81,000 to annual local servicerevenues, was based
on
the number of
telephones in service at the end of 1949.—V. 172,
p. 2224.

heretofore.

fered—d'Avigdor Company, New York City, is offering
40,000 shares of common*stock (par. 10 cents) at $2.87¥2
per share.
This represents the unsold portion of the
original offering of 275,000 shares made in November,
1949, at $1 per share,
,
•
-

—V.

the

00

additional

stockholders.,

by

This

—V.

i

subscription

those

basis

Television

&

plus

SEC

the

stock.
ior

1951,

sale

Estimated

1951,

oper,

Uncollectible

Electrohics

i

-

Gallenkamp

Quarterly Dividend Basis— ?

on

voted

instead

Net

-

2383.

p.

of

Operating

Retail units operated

of

Shoe

The net proceeds are to be used

College, Sinsinawa, Wis.—Further Data—

April

*, 1956;

—/.

figures.

those

Block

Co.—V,,: 172,

25.

held,

offer

used

Operating revenues
Operating expenses

.

against

initial

s

The

opened

were

debentures

new

Jan.

on

basis

Skiatron

100,000,000

3 V2 %

1949

'

p.

The

stock

and

31,

•

'.

■

stock

other

by

involved.
the

revenues

Operating

.

j

numbered 440

$1,400,000 of direct

The

'

1950,

include

arc

the

1950—12 Mos.—1949

-

pri¬

$442,898

,'

172,

is

program.

Dec.

Uncollectible

quarterly payment of 75 cents per share has been de-v
clared, payable March 5, 1951 to stockholders of record Jan, 23, 1951.
—V, 172, p. 1674.

obligation notes, which were recently placed
privately, are dated Sept, l, 1950 and are
unconditionally guaranteed
Ij Rosary College, River Forest, 111.; Bethlehem
Academy, Faribault,
>«lnn.; and Trinity High School, River
Forest, 111.; all subsidiary cor¬
porations of Congregation of the Most
Holy Rosary, Mother House,'"
.Sinsinawa, Wis...- •' ■>;
J1
•.

Cross

1949,

subsidiaries

directors

An

exchange their hold-

remaining

any

101.

at

v

.

from

St. Clara

been

1950

railway
Net from railway.
Let ry. oper. income___

01

Co.;

Hie

$462,482

from

•Deficit.—V.

already

■*:'■

for

at

common

railway.!—
1- et from
railway
__u
Net ry. oyer. income-;,!

1952

of

above

share

per

represents

Southwestern Associated Telephone
Co.—Earnings—

Earnings—
"

November—

The

end

the

in

and

31,

said.

$5,425,490 $43,454,052 $38,464;467

December,

$2.50

a

on

?

'

•

common

the

Jan.

then

....

during

have been included

cash, dividend

'.

Rutland RR.-

Cross

operated

Skelly Oil Co.—Stock

Financing, etc.—

entitled

were

V. 171, p. 2404.

Cross

the

101.

100,050,000

i igs at, par for the' new issue,
The cash subscription lists

cebentures

Dee.

firm

eailier.

year

Stores

$19,548,207 $17,605,581

200,050,000 guilders of V/z%
The company had outstanding

debentures, due in 15 years.
uilders

a

Consolidated

company, it was recently reported, offered its bondholders new
convertible debentures in place of present
holdings in order to allow
them' an opportunity to convert their
holdings into common shares.
This was part of a plan to issue
250,000,000 guilders of new deben-

;

to

credit,- the

record

shares

par

offer

1675.

p.

(& Subs.)—Sales Up 28.78 %%■•/

$6,987,128

units

1949

at

1950—12 Mos.—1949

Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—New

.The

Up

betterment

up

either

on

1

•

stock

registration statement with

a

$1

to

acquired

of

company

,

2283.

p.

Of

1955.

the

of

share.

per

proceeds

ending

■

made

comparative purposes, sales of Gallenkamp Stores Co. (acquired
by Shoe Corp. of America as of July 1, 1950) for the last six months

The

l «res.

borrow

■

$16

of

ten
not

underwriting

of

For

1348,

1950—Month—1949

________

—V.

be

shares
proposes

each

Operating

1950—-Month—1949

sales...

Retail

.

of

Sales

to

notes, due Dec. 31,
drawn against the

been

to

Dertoit.

:

common

filed

8

Period End. Nov. 30—

Pittsburgh
-

750,000

of

loans

150,469

for

Jan.

on

stockholders

price
No

1672.

Increased—

400,003 to

corporation

Bank

for

the

;

common
of

on

stockholders

to

13

Union Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—

allotment)

10.

p.

Shoe Corp. of America
Rochester

this

by

National

provides

;
places

dividend

March

with

company

share
•' •'

••

334,867,966 284,052,936 2,482,378,872 2,135,239,964
vn- •'•/;?*
7.
' >" X
-■*??' V

have

on

credit

loans

/

quarterly

previously,173, p. 10,

company

The
mon

;V Shelier Manufacturing Corp.—Bank Credit Arranged—

$1,972,116

the

payable

1.

connection

Net

Total

bank

repay

to

The

17.9%—

«

raised

9

share,

•

173, p. .107.

■1950—11 Mos.—1949

$

March

Southern

plan

7,435

income

J

and

bonds

properties.

compared
with
$2.30
increase in six months.—V,

covering

-Earnings—

a

of

respect

"reorganization

Co.—December Sales Incr.

&

data

discuss

to

prospectus.
of the

the

000

securities

under

yet been deposited for exchange.—V.

Period End. Dec. 31—

Subs.)

sales-;

Other

the

Sears, Roebuck

.

Robbins & Myers, Ine.

recently

company

of

$816,400

and

the recent merger of Dancigar Oil &
Refining
authorized ccmmon stock (par $1) was increased from
1,500,1,650,000 shares, in addition to 65,000 shares of 4%~ cumulative1
preferred stock (par $25). See also V. 172, pp. 1334 and 2129.

Seaboard Airline RR.—Seeks Extension—

addition, stockholders will also
be entitled to make additional
subscriptions to such shares as shall
have been unsubscribed
for, subject to allotment. Rights are to expire
-on
Feb. 2, 1951. See also V.
173, p. 9.

Tnree Months Ended Nov. 30—

In

-

Co.,

In

19

Jan.

on

statement

Southern Production Co., Inc.—Stock Increased-

2223.

p.

statement

Subject to prior effectiveness of a registration
under the
Securities Act of 1933, the common stockholders of record Jan.
11,
1951, in Boston, Mass., or such later date on which such registration
statement becomei effective, will be offered the
right to purchase one

York

New

rate,

second

$7,761,443

Jan.

declaration

1,702,741

$1,092,578

on

cents

62 V2

on

This

$3,464,154

$10,918,006

$603,681

gross

income

Net

Railway & Light Securities Co.—Rights—

$1,248,915

to

directors
to

annual

$708,856

in

to use proceeds from sale
finance
construction
and
to

for additions already made to

stock

Gross income

:

bidders

registratitfh

stock

2,712,701

Non-operating

Bank as

Again Raises Common Dividend—

289,393

Trust

National

expire oU

will

warrants

the

plans

company

arranged

$1,507,422 $13,322,672 $11,869,694

248,943

oper.

that

and

30

ccmmon

Corp. '

The

prospective
in the

The

oper.

_____________

ry.

Jan

its

part of

contained

$1,493,304 $12,988,340 $11,556,621
14,118
333,833
311,073

1

Net

record

forthcoming financing program the company plans to
advertise for bids next
Wednesday, Jan. 17, on its $17,500,000 of new
2C-year first mortgage pipeline bonds.
Bids are t!o be opened in the
forenoon of Tuesday,
Jan.
23.
Officers of the
company
will meet

1,262,001

8,438,261

125,081

$901,281

income

1,291,401

874,934

129,216

income

ry.

114,109

1,577,163

.

oper. Income

from

income

the

Pictures

taxes

oper.

ry.

Deduct,

Corp.—Registrar, Etc.—

2,923,620

of

16.

Subscription agent for the stock offering is Central Hanover
Trust Co., 70
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.

city

taxes

oper.

Feb.

1950—11 Mos.—1949

$5,531,048 $57,427,000 $55,436,229

149,763

Railway
Other

on

Co., New York, has been appointed distribution
plan of reorganization of Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.
above) and sole registrar for the common stock of RKO

under

3,020,886

income

Total

RKO Pictures

expenses

and

Other Federal

Communications, Inc.—Opens Branch Office—

Opening

$5,778,309

taxes

Federal

on

revenues

country

stockholders

Ry.—Earnings-

1950—Month—1949

to

Net

—V.

income

income

172,

p.

for
ner

575.

the

period

share

Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

The Commercial and Financial' Chronicle

.

9

(205)
Tele-Tone Radio

Corp.

Moves

—

Jersey—To Spend $1,000,000 for
This

corporation,

turing companies in
York
was

City

Tele-Tone,

to

Jan.

cn

which

the

9

Bayway

owners

for

to

of

a

about

working

is

area,

television

moving

plant,
which
has
been
eight years with option to

of

and

its

$40,000,000 worth
the move, effective

Terminal

men

and

women

at

capacity.

Its

The

entire

of

N.

radios

Jan.

250.000

it

and

The

from

will

167,

Tennessee, Alabama
B.

&

President

as

the

\

H.

P.

■

f

.

i

,

\

+

.

The

SEC

has

the

are

by

Central

November—

/,

Gross

from

Net

ry.

Ry.—Earnings1950

*

from, railway.

Net

sified

$409,747

.

$368,677--'

1947

$397,692
35,024

26,282

50,268

*24,469

'

Gross

from

Net

railway-—
railway——

from
ry.

'Deficit.—V.

i

172,

Federal

' '

.

Court

4,359,921

3,814,209

864,495

650,330

346,471

478,626

342,158

42,917

their

accordance
in

*158,218

bonds

or

on

under

A

before

or

June

be

or

29,

plan

and

to

Tennessee Gas Transmission
This

company

Jan.

on

8

filed

Co.—Plans

an

application

Expansion
with

the

Dividend

Federal

Co,

Tennessee

loop

line;

receiving

stations;
miscellaneous lateral
along

Texas

to

lines.

Tennessee's

Kentucky.

About

186

existing

miles

main

Forty-three

of

line

miles

of

at

the

the

loop

various

loop

company's Buffalo extension.
Estimated cost of the

*

the

would

in

part

to

loans.—V,

out

be

of

funds

financed

172,

Federal

points

would

by

Net

plan

fi¬

for

R.

W.

Purcell,
that

Chairman

the

of

sale

the

Pathe

Industries.

Dec,

on

inside

does

not

Terminal

cover

^--<'dirig

172,

ine

or

Mexican

Gross
Net

from

fiom

•Net

ry.-

railway——

1949

See

'

$298,431

112,724

income.—

(

.

62,144

1

1.

;

4,057

2,690,163

1,022,419
442,079

295,904

576,180

.

railway
railway.——

3,097,351

2,822,219

1,372,032-

income—

—V,

563,444

oper.

172,

2225.

p.

The

&

stock

follows:

as

Columbia

Gas

amounted

The

Gas System,

...

Gross
Net

Net
■'

from

from
ry.

1950

railway

dividends

'

1948

1947

tax,

3,537,319

Electric System

Co.—Costa

announced.^-V.

above.—V.

163,

Aug.

1,025,277

1,508,333

1,283,299

—V.

Gross

from

railway..__
railway

from

Net

ry.

f^-V.

28,418,913

32,751,249

income.11,602,806

0per.

103.784.649

but

should

11,494,788

13,651,792

13,163,654

10-\779.537

be

2129.

p.

orders

p.'1292,

<*•..-

"

&

of

as

Nov.

Year Ended Oct. 31—

Ry.—Earnings—

Net

railway..
railway...

from

Net

1950

lrom

1950

railway

operating

34,072

27,809

17,958

income

Assets

railway
Net from
railway.
Net railway
operating income
—V. 172, p. 2129.

1,116,727

,as

841,803

756,396

...

446,293

356,304

a

&

Pacific

Offered—Halsey,
Jan.

12

.

...

Stuart

&

Co.

Trust

Jan.

Other

Inc.

and

associates

11

First

its bid

on

for

the

Boston

r.l'.."'

rate

1949

$2,112,443

;of

certificates,

-They
to
v

A.

subject

are

cost,

not

Other

G.

and

to

secured

and

Harris,

less

than

members

Becker

&

under

approval
new

of

Co.

Hall

&

&

SEC

Co.

the

of

Philadelphia

Interstate

offering

Plan,

certain

proceeds

(Inc.;,

Commerce

are

Royalty Corp.

income

iProv.

before
for

—

(&

Federal

&

are

Co.;
173,

p.

R.

Win.

W.
E.

Net profit
Dividends

&

per

—V.

p.

173,

;

known

company

:■

Jan.

4.575

shares

to be used

for

approved

a

shares,

effect

filed

3

of

a

letter

common

stock

officers,
Dec.

on

of

company

proporal

to

no

,

change
value,

par

the
to

split-up, which

2384.

p.

(par $1) at $162Vz

per

;
T

proceeds are to be used for additional working
purchase of materials, payment for labor, and

the

purposes.

principal

*■

business

of

the

corporation and its sub¬
"Majestic" line of television re¬
radio and
television
cabinets, and

of

qualified

js

the

to

do

business

in

the

Stales

of

New

f

by

shareholders

the

As " approved

of

$431,711

stock
of

no

of

of

and

in

the

with

company

1,600,000

the

of no

shares

of

$1

par

for

Ashbach

Majestic

in

th"'

assign! 1

an

exchange
Television, Inc.,

Leonard

value

par

meeting,

with

stock

common

500,000

shares

oh

stockholders'

same

value

par

together
to:

May

Radio

Dec.
Net

5%

value

the

entire

.

Corp.,

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

due

to

general

FINANCING

Outstanding

due

—

funded at 2%%

PRESENT

Authorized

debentures

1965—

amount

$100,000

—

$247,500

unsecured

pursuant to

decree

court

749,330

—

74°;330

Common

"

stock

( $1

par

value)——

1,750,000 shs.

1,605,700 shs.

Common

;

stock

(no

par

value)

1,600,000 shs.

1,600,000 shs.

—V.'172,
•

.

?

—

1676.

p.

.

■'»

'

■

"

■

-J

"

"

'

'

'

•
.

1

•

r

Corp.

and

Wifconsin Central Ry.—Deposits Extended—

Michigan
f

The

ICC

notificat'on

$1)

company
was

$40

to

with

be

and

per

general corporate purposes.-—V.

bonds

United

19.

for

1946
to

the

to

Dec.

of

the

District

dated

Nov.

20,

1950.—V.

New

general
interest

of

committee

York

108;

p.

has

mortgage

been

4%

ordered

as

Minnesota

173,

the

for

termination, of

-

first

the

,

mort¬

deposit

date

1951.-

of

first

payment

for

the

extend

19,

Co.

Trust

$14,765,000

for

1949,

due

1950

States

authorized

28

Court

offered
its

Dec.

agent

the

under

V.

172,

appointed

bonds,

by

the

Court
p.

due

July

S.

U.

Order

paying

1,"

District
No.

2384.

108
,

.

sub¬

share.

4%

Nov.

on

The
'

170,

p.

600.

Wisconsin River Power Co.—New President—

Inc.

has
New

income taxes—

—

108.




!

for

secured note

a

The

Mutual

Life

$2,500,000 3%%

due in

1960

was announced

proceeds of the
loans and to add to the

$702,002

on

Insurance

interest

Co.

of

bearing loan

repayable in annual instal¬
Jan.

loan
will be used
to
d'scharge existing bank
company's working funds.—V. 161, p. 1472.

39,300
$240,552

96.498

$0.35

$0.30

(F. W.)

Sales
—V.

Period End. Dee. 31—

1950—Month—1949
$

1

Sales
—V.

172,

p.

—

2384. r

18,569,773

^

appointed

and

R.

R.

Cole

Wool worth Co.—December Sales—

T-„

172,

President

Mead, resigned.—V. 170, p. 1846.

-

2384.

p.

195C—Month—1949

-

*

•

1950—12 Mos.—1349

1*11,520,147 109,395,405 632,121,867 615,632,026'

.

Worcester County Electric Co.—New Addition—
was

$

17,984,011

new

capable

1950—12 Mos.—1949

$

company's new $9,000,000 addition to its Webster Street Statio-v
in operation on Dec. 15.

put

The

Walgreen Co<—December Sales Increased 3.3%—

«

recently

was

Period End. Dec. 31—

The

87,767

Thiele

elected director, both to succeed G. W.

4.

279,852

17,000

with

The

1949

$753,471

$281,327
share

York

ments, it

1950
——_

arranged

F.

$

164,500,933 162,316,182

Also

of

10-story

repairs

and

equipment

addition

supplying

included

in

the

full

a

houses

electric

extension

maintenance

and

•

wef^

Radio and
which Leonar ',.
Electronics Corp. was merged into the
Majesti-"
1950, and the latter acquired- all the stock of
which now is a subsidiary of Wilcox-Gay Corp.

1,

convertible

31,

creditors,
"

were

(par

of
26

the

1974, and $6,113,Jan.
1, 2014.—

two-for-or.e

a

stock

common

net

CAPITALIZATION

merged
into
a
Limestone & Chemical

Michigan

as

due

3,230,000
to

Illinois.

shares

gage

on

20

from

each,

manufacture

stock.

as

Garod

latter

Cq.;

108.

taxes

and State

common

the

&

Sub.)—Earnings—

,

Earnings

of

2484.

p.

Co.

Pressorich
Pollock

,

C

172,

Ventures, Ltd. (Canada)—Loan Placed Privately—This
company,
which controls Falconbridge Nickel Mines,
Ltd., in Canada, and other important mining operations,

298,327

—

income

Vice-President

V.

1,

bends

pec. 30, 1950.—V. 172,

corporate

the

of

Nil

<

Commission.

on

Profit

See

authorized

due Jan.

.

Steggall,
8.

employees,
including
market price, which

are

num¬

2384.

refunding mortgage bondq
used, in part, to redeem

be

income

,

B.

Jan.

has
and

to

bonds
-

par.value.common.stock,

firm

397,010

$0.56

being

'

gioup

Freeman

Year Ended Nov. 30— '

Total

covering

accounts

172, p.

Ashbach owned. iGarod

10.

corporation

sidiaries,' at

Hutzler,

standard-gauge railroad equipment estimated

McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V.

Toklan

on

transferred

W.

the

$5,383,162.
the

Inc.;

Bros.

$1

capital

'

Vapor Heating Corp., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
p

unchanged

.

issued

by

1949

Dec,

$25

;;

H.
on

4%

\Vz%

stock

par

then

424.514
:—

first

'

approved

from

The

wholesale

1949.—V.

proceeds

mortgage

company

and

common

$21,237,017 $20,029,532
134,913
*642,420

2,
1951, Pittsburgh Limestone
Chemical
Co.,
two
subsidiaries,

p.

while

'$

125,432,000

units,

Aug, 22,
1950, the articles of incorporation were amended
by increasing the
authorized capitalization to $2,181,711, represented
by 1,750,000 share.

$5,500,000.

:
—

the

mortgage

capital

is

The

As

Subs.)—Earnings—

Jan.

173,

retail

263

•

"i

to

Salomon

were:

98.646,

.

The

(&

/.

operating

Co.—V.

.

of 98.389.

same

Corp..

98.602.
offered

single

on

offered

bidders

98.805;

entity,

&

had

ceivers, iradio-phonograph :sets,
home-recording, units.
The corporation was incorporated- in- Michigan on June
2, 1932.
Its
principal offices are located at Charlotte, Mich. ~ The company
now
also
maintains offices and
manufacturing facilities o? Garod
Radio Corp; in Brooklyn,, N. Y.,, and maintains ail office in
Chicago,

United

announced

Limestone

Certificates

jj)

'.

United States Steel Co.—Merges Subsidiaries—

Ry.—Equipment

1950—12 Mos.—1949

156,103,000

Trust Co., as trustee, is prepared to
exchange
and refunding mortgage 2% %
bonds, series C, due
for definitive bonds.—V. 172, p. 2225.
J;

general

sidiaries

business of Cyclotherm Corp., of Buffalo, N. Y.,
recently
States Radiator Corp., will continue to operate

by

company,
r'

209,807

$4,000,000 of series J 2Vs% equipment
trust certificates
maturing annually Feb. 1, 1952 to 1961,
inclusive, at prices to yield from 1.80% to
2.50%, ac¬
cording to maturity. The group was awarded the issue

on

outstanding—class A share

special

Effective

Texas

first

BUSINESS—The

of

excess

1950

172, p. 2130.;

and

acquired

from

airline.

'

United States Radiator Corp.—Cyclotherm Continues—

From Jan. 1—

Gross

commercial

$

14,468,000

Commission

3Va%

new

1981,

including

20-vear

$53,729

61,560

to estab¬

$3,500,000

oldest

Co.—To Redeem Bonds—

1

capital,

r;

$3,654,268

in

were

"

shares

1949

$105,257

passengers.
1950 non-mali'

(Mo.)—Sales Up 13.6%— :

December

Commerce

PURPOSE—The

York

sales

*Loss,—V.

November—
Gross

1950

625,000
total

than

more

country's

company

RR.

500,000 shares of

Sales Higher—

profit after taxes————
per

total

general

share.

V.

1950

30,

Net

Earnings

the

preceding year,

stockholders "on

ether

_r——

Northern

in

Western's

WRcox-Gay Corp.—-Stock Offered—Gearhart; Kinnard
Otis, Inc., and White & Co. on Jan. 9 publicly offered

,&

172, p. 2023.

Common

Texas

approximately

1950—Month—1949

the

the

1,

6,500,000 shares,
became effective

Exchange-.—V. 172,

United States Leather Co.

,

1949

over

1949,

Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.—Split-Up Approved—

■

■;.

Net

172,

of

1974,

1,600,000

31,979,133

V 8.404 579

of

value

116,568,835
31,963,361

in

Manufacturers

15,

The

From Jan. 1—

Net

December, the company

10.

authorized

1035.

p,

----------------

Unfilled

,

class

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Definitive Bonds—

Rican Loan—

172,

Sales

3,031,985

of

f

Pacific

$4.12

>

Three Months Ended Nov. 30—

;,Wv:

2,732,111

1,278,942

Income—

cper.

1949

3,299,031

for

"

1950,

Jan.

temporary

Co.—Control Sold—

United Specialties Co.—December

$11,643,344 $10,296,283 $11,510,539 $10,157,923

railway-

high

16,431,000

general

The

f....

111.;

November—

46,416

Cincinnati

to

2383.,':

Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings—

in

increase

carried

passengers

mark

$22,000,000 of

173, p.

Inc., $383,464,

Co,, $454,476.

$59,796,205, equal' to approximately
14,520,491 V2 .shares ol" common stock.

New England

of

V.

United Paramount Theatres, Inc.—Stock
Options—

p.

487*

*

Interstate

issue

the

The

1,177,237

have

company

mature

300

$0.12
under

stockholders on Dec.
15 approved
a
plan giving officials and
key employees options to buy 250,000 shares of common stock.
The
option price on about 215,000 shares will be 95% of the market, value
'Of the common stock on Dec. 15,
1950, when the stock sold at a high
of $17% and a low of $17% on the New York
Stock

•

traiflc' m;nth

Vice-President-sales, predicted

s

December

$10,000,000

$1,777,849

$0.22

exchanged

company
has ..agreed to advance $2,000,000 to Central Bank
Costa Rica to help finance this
j'enr's Costa Rica coffee crop, it

■i

61,238

2,954,755
1,008,339

.

,

p.

2,084 shares of class
share.
Following the

will

company
995.

top 1949's $8,943,613 by

$263,030

>•

76,691

.

Net "ry.

to

1950 net asset value available for the common
indicated market quotations for investments held

upon

recently

of

per

year.

all-time

December,

The

?

31,

United Fruit

was

1947

: "

from

from

$3,124,94T
;

securities

on

preference

United Electric Rys.

:r

$8

has called for redemption on May
1, 1951, the $6,113,300. outstanding :general mortgage 4% % income
bonds, series A, due
Jan.
1, 2014 (convertible), at par and accrued interest.
Conversion
privilege expires at the close of business on April 30, 1951.

852,142

$237,267;

railroad

1948

$264,450

$278,402

railway

.

Net

165,000

$2,629,991

subject„:i;to Federal income
as a return, of capital.—V, 172, p. 2484.

^treated

of

From Jan, 1—
Gross

201,000

$3,124,941

i \
company , also
announced
that Counsel have advised that the
semi-annual dividends of 10 cents
per share each paid on June 3D,
1950
and
Dec.
18,
1950 should not be reported by stockholders as

Ry.—Earnings—
1950

opsr.

455,937

°

The

November—

.

on

the

„T__T—

The

1537.

p.

^
Texas

share

166,

of Stock—

tenders

1932.

Western
t

The

buildings,

•»*»«•••

Tower.—V.

Dec.

date)

ordinary

...

transaction

Electric Co.,

that

M.
Albert, Jack L.
dispose of their stock
be organized.—V. 172,

to

the

estimated

an

25-yea.v

p.

j

from

two

company's Terminal Tower and
adjacent buildings has been completed, and the
final payment
of $7,000,000 made. This was in
addition to the initial down
payment
of $1.000,GOO
previously made.
;
V
v
The purchasers,
Sixty Trust of Boston, the Textron pension
trust,
have acquired about 85%
control
of
the
group of
buildings, which'
include the Terminal Tower, the Midland
and the Guildhall
termin'al

retirement "of

Public Service Electric

per

22

above

other

The

tax)-

—2——■

dividends

&

on

.

Inc.,

inc.

share—

and

(based

by
still

are

i.

including

shares

422,193

Kelly,

would

172;

In

29,548

common..

common

$1,075,207

NOTE—On

accepted

and

•

bered 2,599 against 2.407'in

$3,334,727
539,736

dividends

Gas

re¬

bank

Terminal Tower Co.,
Cleveland, O.—Sale Completed—

\

per

Tncludes

stock

announced

-

available for

Earnings

.

through

6.510

—2'—

—

stock

Government

Century-Fox

families

companies
...

record

a

for

of
an

F;

another

Sales

to

along

is $36,241,000, which would be
resulting from operations, with the
the sale of securities and

Fed.

income tax—___-i—-

income

Preference

from

be
,

2384.

p.

Net

be

project

nanced

mainder

show

i

'

1949

—2—i": $3,781,878

Income deductions'(other-than

is proposing to build a total of 253
miles
approximately 61,000 horsepower in
existing
and
to
construct
approximately 100 miles of

the

—2—-—1——2$3,775,368 *$3,305,179

income

_

••

•

new

Western Auto Supply Co.

172, p; 1835.

1950

with

Period End. Dec. 31—

dividends

any

to

up

reported

total

a

revenue

lish

—V.

:■

V

...

Total 2u—

company
install

to

compressor

located

Interest

Equitable

'

'.v:

■

■

.

The
of

income

Twentieth

of) their

the

tendered

'

(Del.)—Earnings Rise—

Years Ended Dec. 31—

; "

Power Commission for
authorization to construct
pipeline
facilities
designed to increase the design
delivery capacity of its transmission
system by about 45 million cubic feet of
natural gas per
day, to be
delivered to Iroquois Gas
Corp., United Natural Gas Co. and

Gas

12

With

>

United Corp.

also
of

December

-passengers

records

,

1959

Jan.

revenue

1939, to
company in
participating

the

from

stock of the.company which may have accrued.—V.

any

up

produc¬

Western Air Lines, Inc.—Sees Record Year—

v

l

barred

from

split

Department.
requires that Harry

outstanding.—V.

Closing

diver¬

>

1951

forever

and

satisfied

Corp.—Accepts Tenders

the

of

shares

.

Co.—Unexchanged Bonds—

the-said

have

*■

purchase

at

with;,the said-plan

distribution

to

new

Justice

members

company in
stock, at. prices

A

Wilmington, Del., on Nov. 29 ordered the
collateral trusty bonds of United Brick
Corp. which are ex¬

of

deliver

3,939,814

1,096,121

2129.

p.

■'*

''

'

plan
other

The

s

changeable under the plan of reorganization approved
May 26,

4,333,259

"

income.—

oper.

The

holders

*37,402

From Jan. 1— *'

Net

'

United Brick & Tile

$388,568

102,715

7,688

-

'

•

Loew's

the

some

the

Arthur

1948

65,391

railway———
income,—

oper.

*.

•V'.fi

1949

investment
•'"•

while

with

Welsbach

;

plan for the merger of Selected

companies are closed-end
companies.—V. 171, p. 2384.

management

and
or

already

2484.

p.

'

on

a

a

\

/'•-<.

owners.of

The

RKO

decrees,

Warner

one

have

proposed transaction is part of
Industries into Tri-Cont'nental.
Both

Tennessee

in

together
3,200 shares of common stock of Selected
objected to the issuance of the
exemption order
Tri-Continental.

and

and

negotiation
The

Warner

535.

scheduled

beneficial

Industries

plan

picture

Paramount

-

a
hearing for Jan.
15,
1951, upon an
corporation, New. York investment company, for an
exemption order permitting the issuance of
perpetual warrant? for
the purchase of its common stock in
exchange for the common stock
of Selected
Industries, Inc.
The hearing was
ordered on request of two persons who

sought

27

a

and

firm
months.

industry.

application of this

Bohr.

Approved—

approved

agreed to by both the Justice Department and
company,
also calls for the
company to relinquish between
55
80 theatres operated
by Warner Bros. ir. various cities.
'
Government anti-trust action
against the Warner firm ar.d four
other major motion
picture, companies was initiated in 1938 lor the
purpose
of
halting alleged unfair practices in the motion

in

Jan. 15—

on

within

company

4

arrangements,

separate

•

■

Jan.

on

-theatre-owning

A

''

Tri-Continental Corp.—Hearing

Court
new

a

and

Approved—

p.

into

the

on -Sept. 25 purchased the Clark
Transportation Corp.
by. the ICC on Aug. 17. It had b^en operating the latter

170,

'

corporation

The

company

Trenton Chemical Co.—RFC Loan

•

three-judge Federal

tion-distribution

common

The RFC in December
approved the company's request for a $250,000
loan to purchase
equipment for the manufacture of monosodium
glutamate, hydrolysates and other amino acids.—V.

1594.

p.

late

3152,

p.

pre¬

temporary authority from Kansas City into Chicago. See also V.
172,
1835.
.' r
* .A.
;

'v.

Georgia Ry.—New President—

Keister, Jr.,-has succeeded

164,

A

this

-

All
machinery from the 58th Street
plant is being moved to the
Bayway Terminal, and additional
machinery is to be installed at the
same
time, providing close to $1,000,000 worth
of
newly-integrated
equipment which will permit
belt-line production not
previously pos¬
sible—V. 172, pp.
1034, 848, 750, 383 and 52; V.

O.

Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.—Plan

com¬

to

authorized

P.

The ex¬
pansion move will not affect
Tele-Tone's subsidiary, the Rico Television
~?rP-' at-Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, U. S. A., which employs
approximately
300 persons in the
production of table radio models in
the medium
price field.
Tele-Tone's New York sales
.offices will be maintained at
the 58th Street
location.

—V.

offered

to

company
present New

f,

shares of

first

on

leet

square

12,500

as

its

employ

on two
operating floors; Mr. Gross noted, will
permit
approximately double its operations over those of its
York plant, located
at .540
West 58th Street.

space

the

the
were

stockholders at $12.80 per share, in
October, 1950, were publicly offered at $13.50 per share
by Floyd A. Allen & Co., Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.

31.

rented

buy,

ferred and

New

J.

Lines, Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock Offered—

unsubscribed portion of
stock (par $10), which

mon

manufac¬

Terminal, Elizabeth,
Gross, President.

by Sol W.

produces

period

2,500

radio

Transcon

Equipment—

Bayway

™i?si0n SB^S annuajl.y. is making
The
up

Operations to New

New

the

largest
Metropolitan

this

operations

announced

of

one

of

the

huge " water

increases plant capacity

68%

a

33,000-kilowatt turbo-generator,

service

are

a

for

new

entire

cooling

a
city of 80,000 peopl".
boiler, more facilities fo"
plant,
new
coal handling

tower.

The

new

to over 80,000 kilowatts.—V.

generate-

172, p. 1836.

10

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(206

Dividend announcements
tables.

In

nounced

grouped in two separate

are

indicate

we

table

in

which

Then

show

we

dividends

the

all

during the current week.

second

a

first

the

Name of
Foote

the

we

60c

follow with

Franklin

payments previ¬
V

Name of Company

Share

Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp. (quar.)
Allegheny-Lucilum Steel Corp.—
$4.50

Increased

share

plus

rhis dividend)
(quar.)
Industries, Inc. (irreg.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
preferred
per

Aluminium,

Ltd.

4 7o

American

Distilling Co. iquar.)
Equitable Assurance Co.

Increased
American

2-

1

3-

5

Palestine

preferred

ABiheuser-Bucch,
Associated

7%

AKilt & Wiborg

•5% %

Trading

Stock

National

3-

2

2-

Quebec

&

4-

1

3-

1

3-

N

Stores.

Co.,

Corp.,

Fund,

(Realized
British

from

Bronxvlllc

security

Pulp

Trust

Co.

prefer led
(A.

7%

1-20

1-31

1-20

International

2-15

1-25

Ironrite,

2-10

1-25

3-10

2-26

2-

1-20

(N.

Foils,

Ltd

Canada

Vinegars,

Investment

Canadian

Oil

Carpenter

Paper Co.,

Fund,
Ltd

Cos.,

preferred

preferred
Carreras, Ltd.—

1

1-15
1-15

4-

2

3-15

3-

1

2-15

2-

Charis

Corporation

Light
&

2-20

4\\7o
4 '//>

Meed

2-

1

1-19

5-

1

4-20

$1

8-

1

7-20

$1

11-

1

10-19

2-20

1-12

-4-

1
1

-•♦%%•

.

preferred

75c

2-10

Comnum
5%

&

2-10

20c

1-31

Miller

1-

$1

$4.50

preferred

Clinton

Foods,

Common

2-

1
1

4%%
Coast

preferred

$3.50

3-13

Columbian

®oncolidated

$1.50

Co.

Chemical

Consolidated

Consolidated

1-19

4-

1

3-

9

4%%

preferred

2-

1

1-16

$4.50

preferred

3-

1
1

4-

1

2-

1

(quar.)

50c

2-15

(quar.)I

1-

Industries,
class

Dobbs

convertible

Corporation

Houses,

Extra

1

1-15

Ohio-Apex,

2-

1

1-17

Pacific

1-31

1-22

Park

110 'Ac

S%

clas.s

8

1-

4-

2

1-15

1-

30c

67c

(quar.)

Eppens, Smith
Eversharp,
Jfarrington

•

Common

(quar.)

holders
-he'd

will
at

on

common
■,

„

the

par

Federal
..

-

$1:40

Federal

$1.20
V

2-

1

3-

(stock

stock

*

value

2-15

Procter

1

2-15

Purity

1

1-19

$$1.25

2-

1

1-19

1-31

1-18

2-

1

1-19

12-

1

1-31

,

40c

2-

1
2

$1.50

2-

1

1-15
1-15
1-19

25c

1-25

1-15*

40c

2-

1

1-18

5-

1

4-18

50c

2-23

2-13

40c

2-

1

1-15

60c

2-

1.

1-19

2-

1

1-20

Class

450c

1-31

2-

2

-<5c

2-

1

,11-16

$1 25

3-

1

2-15

1-31

1-15

i5C

-

the

tc

split

and

'

25c

1-17

2-

1

1-31

1-15

1-

1-31

reduce

75c

2-

1-23

5

:

standing

2-

1-12

1-15

1

1-

2-

$25

faccum.)_
arrears

to

2-15

1-13

1

87%c

(quar.)

(Dayton)—

5-

1

15c

2-

5

1-31

•

30c

2-

1

1-22

50c

2-1

1-20

/

-

:

;

5"'

'"

>.

35c

quar.)_;*>

2-

1

2-

1

.5Yo

'

(quar.)r50c"
Inc.

;(qUar.)_^_lJaL:rl_

2-15

1-25

50c

2-1

.1-15

2-1

1-15

1-25

i-is:

'•

■:

Co.-'

.,$3

Mills, Ltd., class B___

_J

"

preference. (entire issue called for
redemption on Jan. 29 atr $44 per share
plus this dividend)
L
"
Gasv&

Electric

,;

'•

*

*13c

2-

1

1-17

•

-

-

30C

1-31

1-20

40c

1-31

9-30

9c

1-30

1-15

Sc

1-30

1-15

Rohr

preferred series'H

Aircraft

Ronson

Rosefield

r

Corp.

.

Packing

1-25
3-

1

$1.02

3-

1.

5%

1-19
a

2-15

-t>

;

• -

Ii';-

(quar.)

25c

35c

2-15

_

1-25

;

•

1-15

3-J2

3-

IIII'

Rutland

&

and

25c

Stores

(quaV.) 1

15c

Whitehall RR... (quar.)

"''

:

-

2-

25c

I?;!

$i,,

2rl5

1

.

:

1-15

.1-20

Y

—

•

2-

1

preferred

•Common

-

*:

>7-

Electric

•

.

will

-

inter-

■*

•

*
f

./•

•

* •.

1-15

•

'

1- 2

2-1 >:-cl-15*
'%
"•

'

T

/■

"

'

«

15c
10c

'■

•

•.

-(

•

(monthly).
.

'

■

'"*

•-

Vt.i—

Illinois—'

V

•'

Wori?s

Co.,

com.

•„—

,

..•>

,

15c
" 1-15
;12-36
.^27V2c _lrl5 ;i *12-30

f■

-

■

..

97%C
(annual)—'——

•

•

Products,
Co.,

common

(quar.)

'

_

-

12->29

V42-30

••" ?

1

•

r

%

/

1-15

-

.

2-1

,a..l-19

1-3

1

1-19

3- 1

"V2-20

2-

$1.12%

Insurance Co.-—

7
—

4increased,

12-30

-

'-r

(quar.)—
Fire

1-15

25c

" $1.25

(quar.)

v

_12%c

1-13^^12-20

-

quar.)

(Continued

*.

1-15
" 1-15

^

$1>

,40c

V

_

common-(quax.)

•

40c

—

preferred-(quar.)
:.

:

.

4

<**

$1
Maize

American. Natural Gas—
6(0

"

.

(quar.)

Line," Ltd.'

American National

-•

•

•

Quarterly

4

"

Rose's^ 5.. 10

Mail

4%%'preferred

2

,

4

-

Mohawk

■

,

Corp.
of

AmFrican Metal Co., Ltd, c

!.
•

(quar.)

*

Extra

,

-

Co.

Machino

Si

'YAmerlcan-Marietta

-

'7

■

preferred -(quar.)

American

-j'

preference
(entire- issue
•«
lor redemption oa Jan.. 15 -at,
per share plus this dividend).^.> 5!/sC
-41-15 --c
z

1-29
-

'•

■

•

•

'

(quar.)

Inc.'

Investment

"3.90%* preferred

•

20c

(initial)"

Ai t. Metals: Works,

-

v

share

action

American Machine .& Foundry-—

"

.

4.10%

■

;

;

■
,

common,

(Mcntpelier

Products

Home

$25.50

American

;

Corp.—

;

Power

for fractional

Co.

convertible

$1.10

.

r-.-

-

Common
iquar.)
_-__a__4>
56c
■"~47v preferred series F iquar.)$1

-

(initial)

L.),.-Manufacturing Co.—

$2.50

1-22

Rochester

Corp. of Pittsfield, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)

(P.

This

'■

Amertcah" Iron

12-29

1-31

t$l

Co.

Wisconsin

of

made

Fidelity

called

.,

•

*

Silk

of

common,

Niagara

.

,

&

share

0.015614

Light

&

-■

■American

1-25

2-15

Co.

Gas

Kansas-City

of

share

common,

0.005990

common.

will be

American

50c

'"
*J' •—

5

Quarterly

1-12

>

iquar.)_

of

share

ests.):

1-26

' 12%c

4

1-25*

(if

ments

.

k*

Co.,

common,

*

-

American

L__

*.

.

4

1-

to

13

0.004732

Light

Power

Co.

1-

1-15

2-15

complete the pro rata distribution of all
securities in the portfolio.
(Cash pay-

4-14

.

'

_J—t

Power

»

1-15

(For each out-

Gas

&

Corp.

0.023561

1-24*

2-

65c

87V2c

(quar.n-

Co,i__

.

1-19

;

Co.,__________i____

?

1

1-18

$1

and when received in
exchange
for
Niagara
Hudson Power
Corp. common), 0.008002 share of West
Kentucky
Coal
Co.
common,
and

•

the

Co.

2-

Power

Feb.

before

common,

share

0.017131

1-16
1-16

2-15

30c
quar.)__.

Iowa-Illinois

of

Co.

Kansas

of

1-9

1

1-31

-

■

,

1

Light

or

share,

B

share

Light

—

1-31

on

Natural

Power

and

"

2-

distribution to stoekhold-

class

Co.

0.005830

1-20

1-30

&

Power

share

Electric

5

12-15

"V3- 1

50c

$1.25

quar.)

(increased

holderofrecordDec.il.

0.007188

.12-20

20%

Co.

American

30c

•

Insurance

Cities

1-19

1-15

1-15
j

Corp.

Third liquidation
ers to
be made

1-19

2-15

•

1-22

'

1-15

-

Co.—

(quar.)—.—

(initial

American

2

•

1-31

30c

-25c

-

dividend
Can

1-15

Insurance

7-23
-10-22

2- I

.•

...

$1

quar.)

(quar.)—

(quar.)

_________________

Co.

common

Stock

■"*' $1

■-.Robertson

reduce

participating
Participating

--Fehr .(Frank) -Brewing,
common.——
<T%" ■ preferred
(participating)__

1-12
2-

(quar.)
A

(quar.)

Bosch

New

"

-.Extra
Riverside

Ltd';—

preference

50c

J$1

$1.50

ptd.

Automobile

(quar.)

(increased

Corp.

-"5-T tVV -4-21

'

• - -5-r 1 ■; ^ 4-21
;-8- l-*"-7-23
25c-"11-1
■•'10-22 ;
2c — 1-15
.*
1-10
75c 1-20 ■
12-15
$25c
^3-1
2- 7
25c "4
1-31
1 1-11*

.

(extra)____

Corp.

Insurance-Co.

Asphalt Roof

Louis

pfd.

1-22

_

.

'-25c
.' 25c'

—

4%

1-15
12-29

l

V 8-""I
: 25Ci.:- • 11- -1

(quar.).

common

Canada,

Alliance

American

5

Inc.—

Y.)

of

Petroleum

Iowa

N.

Corp..

Book

1-11

1

(quar:)—-

Gas

&

Co.

American

20c

(Brooklyn,

Pile

St.

1-18

1-31

20c

5 7c

Oil

Stores

American

Co.

i___l

,'Rlke-Kumler

be

*

1

(quar.)

Securities

Corp.—

B

4 Rice-Siix,

,

the

50c. •

2-

iquar.)____

convertible preferred (initial
Reynolds 1R. J.) Tobacco, common

»..

20c

J_"
stock!
to

20c

$1.50

—________

VI--4

25c

(quar.)___________

American

i

1-18

25c

(quar.)
•- *
(quar.J'_w__L____—25c

•

(quar.)-,

1-19

1

2-

—

•

—

B

Penn

1-20

25c. >

—_______

(quar.)

■

B

American

1-20

2-

2-

1-18
.l- 5

2-1
1-25

(quar.)__—.

B

•

7

—

to

1-31

2-15

A

Class-

9

25c

3-12

class

Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.

37%c

t' "f 57c

•

1

Fire

.•.Class.

3-

•

.;

7c

Class

Amerada

15c

Quarterly

;

1

2-15

20c

v

Class

"American

60c

Holder$

,''.1-15

■

35c

(quar.)i_

•

Allied

75c

'

Concrete

A

All

$1.50

___

Light

Reslstoflex

•

-

2-

4-

Inc.

(increased quar.)____

(quar.)___jl__

A

Class

.>•

9

•

A

Class. B

9

3-

(Hartford)

Co. (quar.)____
Mills, $3.50 preferred
preferred.. Iquar.)

.Reliable
.

/

3-

1

Gamble

&

Railway
Raymond

1-22

■

1

93%c

^• Quarterly Distribution Shares; Inc.

1-18

15c

44-

investments-^

Equipment,
Co.

By-Products,

Aluminum

'-$1.12%

25c
2%%

(stock dividend).

Corp.

income

Gas

Class
.

•

•

net

Alabama

1-18

o-a)__

When

Payable' of Rec.

Share

=

Inc

Air Reduction

1-18

_

'

paid. The list does not include divi¬
week, these being £iven in the
'

Petroleum

Affiliated

1-26

60c

F.,

From

1-12

30c

H.)—

1-10

in previous

announced

Corp. (quar.) ___________—50c
2- 1
1-12
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
' .7.\

10c

N.

2-15
1-20

Adams-MilUs

3-15

(quar.)

2- 1

2-9
..

this

announced

Aberdeen

1-19

4-

(s-a)

Corp.

(quar.)

Inc

v

1-20

1-31

$1.06%

T.

A.

1-19

(quar.)

3- 1
1-31

Per

1-19

(quar.)

3-1

preceding table.

<

1-19

1-31

1-31

•

2-9

1-19

t$1.25

Flour

$3.50

-

5%

meeting

proposal




dends

2

25c

Insurance

Fields,

weeks and not yet

2

40c

will

1

dividend) —
;

two-for-one

to

2

2-

2f

15c

Co.,

*25c
.

etocki,

(quar.)

a

2-

(s-a)

2-20

20c
37%c

__

give the dividends

we

1

30c

(initial)

6

3-1

10c

(irreg.)—

preferred

conv.

Gold

Consolidated

Below

Corp.—

Co.

Company

6%

Co.,

12-30

:
Cement

(Rudolph)

3-

(s-a)

3-19

3-

50c

(quar.)

—

Cab

1

$1.18%

(Bait.)

2-13

25c

Company

1

-

1-20

-

1
1

Co

W.)

3-

(quar.)

1

3-

4-

50c

(F.

Name of Company

(quar.)^_

2-

25c

$1.06%

(quar.)

1-15

1-20

1-15
1-15

Co.—

common

Governor

Wurlitzer

12-30

$1.12 V2

(Keene,

Bank

Steel

3-

1-22

annual

1

1-18

1
1

$1.25

(quar.)

•

1

1-20

(quar.)

Co.

payment
$25.62%,

1-22

,1-25

recommend

the

Extra

1

22-

(quar.)

(quar.)

3-

(accum.)

This

1-12

1-31

1

Corp." (quar.)

2-

Year-end

5

1

redeemable

Loan

2-

2-

April-1

Grain,
-

1

r'T"".

"

Directors

3-

2-

A

Yuba

2

15c

Marine

Industries,

Quarterly

-$2

..Payable in class
Eate-Root-Heath Co.

Pedders-Quigan

5

25C

A

7-

(quar.)

Hampshire)
&

Gas

Permanente

V r.140c

__

(accum.)—

-

,

1

(s-a)____

Corp.

National

1-22

-___I___IIII
-

class

8-

%

1

Distillers

preferred

2-

/
,

(quar.)

Inc.

.

_

$6

Peoples

1-22

<s-a)-_„__—I~"~T

Mfg.—
and

2

10c

L-, Linoleum

Co.

Yellow

:

1

25c

;

common

Empire District Electric Co.,,5'A pfd. (quar.)
Empire Millwork Corp. (quar.)
-

1-22

common..

Gas

Casualty Co.

2-

40c

preferred

1-22

1-31

(quar.)__

Tilford

2-15

*37%c

____

Brewing Co. (Pittsburgh)— 31. I'll
Industries, Inc.—

convertible

&

Pittsburgh

Duouesne
•

2-23

1-31

7:

Inc.

75c

1—a——_Z_

Eastern

3-12

27x/2c

Utilities, Ltd.. 47c pfd.

Lighting

$2

(quar.)

Oilcloth

Woolworth

•

preferred

Fire

Pennsylvania

3-16

$1.12%

■___

preferred

Woodward

2-

2-

115c
$1.31%
12%c

(quar.)

50c

(Increased

Co.

Quarterly

1-15

G2%c

(quar.)—.

Extra

1

1-

(quar.)

Inc.

2-

$1.50

(quar.)

A

2-15

.

2-21

50c
31%c

lquar.)___

(quar.)

preferred

$4.25

-

9

1- 2
1- 2
1-25
1-19
2- 1

50c

A

26c

Chocolate

Company,

1

(quar.)

Corp.,

(New

Pennsylvania

(quar,).

Malting Co.,

Dominion

Northwestern

Peerless

_

■

Dominion

1-15

1

2-

Match, $1.50 preferred (initial s-a)
Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—

$1.50

.

2-

25c

Diamond

Divco

2-15

Northwestern

RR.

&

1

•

3-

1-15
1-15
2- 8
2- 1

be

to

(quar.)

preferred

3-

(accum.)

Liberties

3-10

37 %c

Candy Co., $4.50 partic. pfd. (quarj
Dennlson Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)—

Dislier

$5

Wilson

3-

(quar.)

convertible

10c

stock

1

2-15

Co.

Semi-annual

(quar.)_

(quar.)______

;

debenture

12-30

1

pfd.

Co.

Sl.OG'/j

Gas—,

Insurance

Northern

1

Inc.—

A

©urtiss

8 Vc

$1.50

Northern

2

37 %C

Corp.

Co.

12-30

1-10

Co.

preferred

J 15c

(quar.)

Illinois

Mfg.

Wilbur-Suchard
1-10

meeting

i

Light & Telephone Co., com.

3-

3-20

$1.25

a

the

on

(quar.)

45c

Y.)

Co.

Bearings

6%- preferred
Northern

Ltd.—

Sugar

5 'Jo

for

cotmmon

vote

(quar.)

Kentucky Coal

25c

Insurance

(N

k

B

1-19

2-20
2-20

30c

the

(irrcg.')

40c

(quar.)

preferred

1-20

2-

50c

_____

Atlantic

1-15

r

Northeastern

3-20

1-15

$1.18%

participating class A
(accum.)
Covington & Cincinnati Eridge Co., Inc.—
Quarterly

1

Co

Co.

Electric

Norma-Hoffman

1-23

3-31

Merchandise
State

3%7c

1-15

_____

87'/2C

preferred

Y.

3-16

6c

Y.

N.

3-16

$1.12 %

N.

2-16

4-

65c

Cuban

1

20c

Lobster

Press,

2-

(quar.)

prior pref.
Ltd

Co.

Insurance

20c

(quar.)

Dearborn

Consolidated

Fire

1-15

common

preference
,fquar.)„

3

Y.

3-13

2-15

—______

partic.

Class

Western

40c

2-

___________

-

West

1-15

preferred

preferred

Trust

3-31

$5

Carbon

N.

Rochelle

60c

20c

4% '/>■

Wentworth

1-31

—

•

Cotton

35c

__I__I
I„J

_

(quar.)

Finance,

New

"

Steam

com.—

Company

Colonial

2-23

1

57c

B.),

Ltd.

1

3- 1
3- 1

2-

30c

13.

iincreased

preferred

2-15

Semi-annual

$1.25

(quar.)

preferred

Collins

5%%

3-15

(quar.)

Co.,

U.

plan

a

will

the annual

Co.

preferred

Ventures,

$3

Corp. (year-end)
Airlines; Inc., new com.
City Bank oi Cleveland

$1.12%

(quar.)

Sciver

on

2-

.

National

12-30

3-31

(monthly)

(monthly)

Breweries

Van

1-19

(quar.)

common

$6

quar.)_

Co.,

(quar.)

Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.,

1-23

2-13

1-31

•

Naumkeag

(monthly)

Common

1

1-31

Shares

National

■

common

Norman

■

2-19

1-15'

Power,

March

Van

15c

(quar.)

&

at

held

1-15
2-25

3-12

25c

Manufacturers

S.)

proposal

1

3- 9

$1.25
$1.37%

common,—.—
—.

Shareholders

3-1

+35c
$1.50
62V2c
50c

i

common_______—

approved
split
of

four-fcr-one
stock.

2-15

(s-a)

2nd

have

8

_

(quar.)

Corp.,

(quar. >

8*

50c
$1

(s-a)

Co.

Power.

1-

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

A

pfd. (quar.) ______
preferred iquar.).__—

Iron

2-

35c

class A

&

preferred

87'/2c

Corp., $1.60

(J.

Products

1

5%

class

$6

57

1-15

2-

pfd.

eonv.

—

Peninsular

10c

60c pref.

Corp.

&

Maid

Extra

1-15

3-

75c

(increased

Illuminating

Inc.,

1-15

^

&

Mutual

RR.-L

(quar.)

A

2-

.

Pacific

A

Co-.,, class

Electric

Valley Mould

quar.)

Monumental Life Insurance Co.

,

_

preferred series

Cleveland

Upper

1-25

$1.25
$20
50c

(Del.)

(quar.)_
Rhoads.-4% % preferred

Montana

•

(quar.)

-City Stores

Universal

2-28

2-20

1-15

5%

Ltd.,

Corp.,

Directors

preferred

Mitchell

9

20c

;v

2-28

3-10

Y.)

Minute

"

1-19

1-15

■$1.12%

3-10

45c

(quar.)

Extra

1-19

$2.25

IV

75c

(s-a)_

Shoe

4%%

1-19

$1,05

(quar.)

Chicago. Rock Island

Transit,

87'/2c

(increased s-al-V."
Miles Shoes, Inc.. common (quar.)

Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—:
i

United

1-31

75c

6'Ac
37%c
3T'/2c
$1.25
438c

—

(quar.)

10c

class A

conve-tible

<N.

3-12

(quar.)

12-30

25c

Co.,

prefeired

Merchants

3-12

4-

—

1-15

B

25c

(increased

Corporation,

Melville

1-12

75c
$1.75

&

B

1-15
1-16

2-20

Co.

Corp.,

Class

1

3-

1

93%c

(quar.)_

Grain

McKales

2-15
5

Gas

Corp.

McCabe

$1

(quar.)
Power (special)
Light Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)

Ohio
Power

1-31

$1

_

Star

Macco

1-15

*50c

a22%

Stores

(quar.)

Corp.
(quar.)
Massawlppi
Valley RR.

2-15

a22%%

United

Macoil

* 10c

■>"

1-27

$1.25

1

...

2-15

2-

37%c
iquar.)

(quar.)

1-27

37 Vic

1

Lone

B

2-15

(quar.)

2-

2-

preferred

62'/2c

(quar.)

Inc.

CYc

Corporations,

20c

—

—_

(quar.)

50c

Telephone fz Telegraph Co.

preferred

A

Aircraft Corp.,

3-

(quar.)
(quar.)

common

preferred

United

*

2-

*7c

Gas Co.

Central

(quar.)

c*20c

*20c

.(quar.)

Central

5Ye

Service,

United

30c
133/4C

3- 1
2- 9
1-31
2- 5
1-22
2-20
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
2-15
1-15
1-31
1-31
1-15
2-20

50c
J$1.25
12%c
50c

(quar.)__

Compaliy

1-

(initial)

4 20c

.

&

preferred

Gas

pfd.

(quar.)

67

$5.50

3-13
3-10
3- 1
2-15
1-31
2-28
1-31
1-31
1-31
1-31
3- 1
2-15
2-28
2-15
2- 1

$1.75

(quar.)

(quar.)__,—

Inc.
5%

Corp.

1-

1

pfd.

7%

Company

1-

(quar.)

Co.,

&

(William J.)

Class

1-20
1-20
12-30
12-14

62J/2c

Corp.

P.)

1-15

(quar.)

common

Loblaw,

deposit ieceipts A ordinary (final)
deposit receipts B ordinary (final)
Case (J. I.) Company, common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor Co., common.
Electric

onv.

Mills,
A

1-19

;

1-

2- 1
2- 1
1-15
1-10

10c

Co.—

Sons,

Furniture

Suburban

Pennsylvania

1-15

;

1-15

50c

common-

$1.50

Ltd.,

1-15

(quar.)_______
preferred <quar.)__

1

Araer.

Central

of

1

(quar.)

prelerred

55c

Printing

Common

1-20

60C

1-

50c

Knitting

Lincoln

1-19

quar.)

1-15

5

&

1-15

Corp.

2-

-Amer.

4.20%

State

2-

(quar.)

4%

the

Strange

1-

common—

1-20

1

'quar.)

preferred

of

(J.

Storklinc

1-15

$1

Shares

1-23

*25c

(quar.)

prefericd

4%'

.

1

1

Ltd

Silica

Stevens

1-19

Co.,

(quar.)

Process,
Gas

Kellogg

56'Ac

*20c

(increased

com.

4%

'

2-

1

(quar.)

Standard

4-23

12-27

...

Lincoln

2-

Mortgage Corp.^

Chemical,

(increased) ____2
(quar.)

1-15

1

2-

.

Standard

Bklyn. in N. Y._^
Dye Works

2-

________

Spencer,

1-25

(quar.)_____

Liquid Caibonic Corp., common
3ViYo
preferred
iquar.)_

__

Ltd.

Canadian

pfd.

(quar,).

_______

Permanent

Canada

3%%

(quar.)

preferred

2-20

common.

2-

*20c

2nd
participating
(Patri.cipating

1

2-15

Lafayette Nat'l Bank of

50c

Extra

80c

3-

1

1-23

quarterly div¬

a

quarterly

2V2c

1-12

1-20

25c

common

Natural

Increased

$1.50

$1.75

Ltd.,

Franklin

Southern

1-15

2J/2c

1-20

1

$1.50

(increased)

Southern

1-19

2'/2c
12'/2c

1

2-

25C

com.

4-16

iquar.)

Utilities

preferred

$3.50

common

1
1

1-10

3- 5

proposal

a

----

on

Chemical

1

5-15

on

five-for-one basis.

a

Casualty

2-

2-

75c

1-15
1-16
1-16
1-16

stock¬

of

iquar.t

&

5-

(quar.)

Lanett
Bleachery &
(Lexington Trust Fund

;

Tire

preferred

2-

Kings County Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Kresge iS. S.) Company (quar.)
:
La Crosse Telephone Corp..

1

2-

$1.75

(quar.)

Mills,

57o

Y.)—
:

Co.

Inc.,

Jantzen

Paper—
;

Southern

jSemi-annual

,

15c

50c

3

25c

1-29

62 %c

1-19

3-

25c

vote

to

now

25c

Company,

Co., common
preferred (quar.)_

47c

1-29
3-16

50c
53V8C

1-10
4-10
1- 9

1-15
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1

basis.

$2.50

<quar.)_

meeting

a

on

12»/2c

Power

15c

(quar.).

A

stock

.

Co.—

6

Agricultural

S7c

iquar.)__

(quar.)__

iquar.)_____

(quar.)

$1.37V2
68%c

(quar.),

Co., common
preferred
(quar.)

'/<

Idaho

profits)

&

Company,

Linen

Canada

4

&

above

Smith

1-19

1-29

Co.

idend

1-10

Feb.

on

Oil

A

pfd.

(quar.)

split the stock

15c

;

Sound

4 '/2

4

1-

50c

(quar.)

M.)

prelerred

Caldwell

1-

1

$1

quarterly
Steel
Castings,

..Buckeye

Howe

12-28

1

2-

1-31

common

Increased

47c

1-15
2-

Insurance

(quar.)

holders

Skelly

1-19

class

$4.25

called

has

1-17
4-17

75c
75c

12%c
120c
$1.06%
40c

__a_

ccmmon

Manufacturing

Holders

Co.—

$1.50

Inc.,

Power,

preferred

Company

Insurance

Ltd.,

Company,

Dohme,

50c

common

Finance,

30c

(yeai-end)

Columbia

1

1-31

50i
(quar.)__

—

A.i

preferred

2-15

_

Corp.,

67c

Singer

The

Corp. (quar.)
(increased quar.)

(George

12 %C

pfd.

2-

12 '/2 c

3-15

quar.).

5%

12-30

(quar.)
comnvon

iquar.)

* 10c

(s-a)

(quar.)

Inc.

preferred

6 %

d'/b

25c

common...

Ltd.,

1-15

—'

Company,

Household

is-a).

(quar.)

Electric

preferred

Byers

1-18

Amtr.

quar.)

(initial

A

Fisheries

7%

Hormel

Inc.—

iinitial

Company

Ribbon

4%

1-15

1-29

20c

Inc.

Participating preferred
Patriclpating.

1

2-

*$1.37%

Ltd.

1-18

Extra

1

50%

Mines,

1-18

1-31

Extra

1

4-

Common

Boston

Homasote

15c

Shoe

common

preferred

Birtman

Inc.

Co.—
$1.75

Y.

1-18

1-31

to

Company, 5V2% pfd. (quar.)__
Light
(qnar.)___

Radio

2

$1.50

N.

of

2-15

150c

Electric

Hclfman

1-10

25c

New

Booth

12-31

1

.....

Bank

30c

-

Marine

&

Pacific

40c

Inc.,

(s-a)

(A.)

Preferred

(quar.)

dividend.

Blue

2-15

25c

Inc

&

Sierra

62'/2c
87J/2c
$1.75

Corp

Hathaway Bakeries Co.
(quar.)
Hershcy Chocolate Corp., common
4% 'ic
preferred A
(quar.)

1-19

1-19

2-

Extra

Best

1
1

Proprietary, Ltd.—

Bayside

6%

22-

*56 %c

Telegraph

"B,"

Co.,

Holder's,

Building <Sr Equipment Corp. of

Berland

Harris

Corp.—

(accum.)

preference

Belleterre

Preferred

.

Co.—

(accum.)

Axe-Houghton Fund
Bunk

d:

preferred

preferred

1-17

1-20

lie

...

(quar.)

Telephone

1st
1st

Inc.

1

L.)

Hsvrtford

(annual)..—

Anglo-Canadian Telephone
4%%
preferred
(quar.)

Sharp

1-19

_______________

—

20c

Inc

h.

1-15

1-27

(quar.)

Hnndmacher-Vogel,

75c

Fund,

Ampal-American

$6

50c

Y.t

Scarfe
2-15

semi-annual

iH.

Extra

9

1-22

1-30

2-

12 %c

iquar.t

iN.

2-

2-15

15c

semi-annual

Mutual

Green

07c
+ 75c

___

_______

Aluminum

American

Utilities

preferred

Fire

20c

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.

preferred
(entire
issue
redemption on Feb. 6 at $103

for

1

12-30

Co.—-

_______

1-19

1

Increased quarterly
Quarterly
Sanger Brothers
iquar.)_

2-

1-15

(quar.)_.

Shoe Corp.,
common
(quar.)_____
preferred
(quar.)______—
Georgia Rail read & Banking (quar.)
*
Globe & Republic Insuiance Co. of Amer.—

convertible

called

4%

2-

1-19

1

2-15

18c

A

$3.50

Payable of Rec.

25c

Series

General

Holderx

2-

12VzC

I

Corp.

Public

15c

St,

PaOl

Payable of Rec.

Share

1-19

1

75c

Insurance

annually

Stores

General

;

.

When

Per

Life

25c

Corp., com.

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Shares

Trust

Increased
Franklin

Machine

&

Co.

2-

When

Per

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

Share

preferred

Kleiser

&

Foundation

ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.

convertible

Foster

an¬

Company

Brothers Gear

Monday, January 15, 1951

.

Holderi

When

Per

DIVIDENDS

.

.

37%c

on page

45)

2-1

.

•

2*

-..1-15

1
-

'
.

1-15

Volume 173

Number 4977

The Commercial and Financial ChronicU

...

(207)

11

Stock RecordNew York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE

STOCKS

Range-for Previous

f per

Highest

share

share

$ per

51

Jun

37

Lowest

Dec

1 per

39% Dec

Jun

Dec

2% Feb

1

Oct

21% May

19% Jan

3

Jun

23

Dec

Jan

44%

Sep

36% Dec

27% Mar

47

Dec

14 Ms

Nov

19%

Dec

39 ys July 14
17 y* Jan
3

5%

Jun

11%

Dec

51 Mi

Dec

xl7%
35

46

3%

May

18%

23% May
Dec

Jan

110%

97 Ms Mar

18

30

ACF-Brill Motors Co

Adams

14

65% Mar

9

28% Nov 27
Feb

1

Jun

4y«

Nov

3% Jan

3

18%

Dec

15% Mar 29

23

Dec

28

Apr

73

Sep

67% Jan

4

77

Oct

18

2%

Feb

4

Dec

2% Jun

27

5V8 Dec

29

40 V2

Feb

3

86% Dec

30

64%

Jan

83 Mi Oct

20

17%

Jun

47 % Dec

19

Dec

27%

74

Jan

86%
104

2Y* July 13

21% Jan

3

94

5

145

Dec

19

89% Mar

2

100

Nov

18

8% Jan

3

Mar

Sep

83

Ju]y

93%

Feb

6

Jun

8%

Jan

8

Jan

Express Co

44Ms

44»/e

45

44%

44%

44

441/2

Shares

share
44%

Mb

7,600

5%

5%

6 Ms

5%

6

5M2

5%

5%

6 Mb

5%

6 MB

17,200

27%

27%

27%

27%

28

271/4

27%

27%

27%

■27%

27%

9,300

1

26'A

26 Ms

26%

27

27

27%

27

27Ms

26%

26%

26%

27 Mb

7,800

No par
Corp..10
1

*38
*52 %
24 y2
9%
*47'A
27%

39 %

39%

39%

40

40

X39 %

40

40%

40 Ms

40 Ms

42%

53
24%

52%

53

53%

54

52 Ms

54

•51Ms

52

52

52

24'A

24%

24%

25 y4

23%

251/4

24%

25%

25%

26%

59,300

9%

9%

9%

9%

93A

91/4

9%

9 Mb

91/2

91/4

91/2

15,600

__1

com

50

Air Reduction Inc

No par

Vicksburg Ry__
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining

100

*120

5

preferred w w

*75

Allegheny Corp common
_i
5%% preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
$4.50 conv preferred
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100

48 Ms

*47%
27 Ms

*120

4 'A

*47i/4

28

27%

125

3%

2%

2%

23%

23%

4M4

4%

41/4

*83 Ms

84 Ma

83 Ms

4%

84

84

*80

83

82

82

45 %

43%

45 Ma

134Ma

138'A

45

138

138

95

95

*9%

10

No par

58%

59%

3 Mb

44%

277/a
+120

3%

82
*80

4%

81%

84M8

*79

821/2

43

3%

56,300

23

4,000
10

41/2

68,000

84

84

2,400

82%

*80

43%

44%

20,500

79

41/4

82

43%

44%

90

28%

*77

4 V*

1,200

48%

3M4

78

1,300

130

22%

23

83%

84

45%

48M4

28M4

4%

4%

4%

22Ma
*76

78

50 Ms
130

3Ma

3I/2
231/4

*75'/a

77

83

*80

*120

130

22 Ma

3»/a

23%

*75 Ms

27 Mb

28

*120

3%

75

*48%

48 Ms

27%

28%

231/4

23%

75

48 Ma

48 Ms

130

*120

76

23'A

10b

48 %
27%
125

2%

_10

Inc

4Y*%

44%

Sales for
the Week

$ per

5%

.

Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral Corp
Affiliated Gas Equipment
$3 preferred w w

Aldens

44

Friday
Jan.12

Thursday

27%

Alabama &

Feb

share

2.50

Adams-Millis Corp

121

44%

$ per

Wednesday

10

29

39% Apr 17
13% Mar 15

44%

5

;

Acme Steel Co,

53% Nov 15

5

July
Sep

Laboratories

42y» Feb

20% July 13

110% Jan

Dec

2%

88

$ per share

25 y2 Dec

21

7% July 26
48% Dec 15

58

Jan.11

$ per share

Abbott

13 y«

Dec

Jan.10

$ per share

t per share

Par

21

64

82%

Jan. 9

27% Dec 29

July 12

PRICES

Tuesday

Jan. 8

54% Jan
6

1%
17%

SALE

Monday

Jan. 6-

fper share

1

HIGH

Saturday

EXCHANGE

Highest

share

LOW AND

NEW YORK STOCK

Range for Year 1950

Year 1949
Lowest

400

.

44Ms

33,500

139

133

137

133

137

99

*95

99

95

95

*95

98

*95

97

20

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

10

60%

*95

137

59%

60%

58

60%

58 Ms

60

59

60

4,10Q
23,700

23%

*22%

23%

132 Ms

135

5,600

15%

Jun

Dec

19

5

*22 %

23%

*22 Ms

23%

*22%

22%

22%

24%

Jun

30%

Oct

26% Dec

11

11% May 27
60% Aug 24
23% Dec 22
30% Jun
1

No par

29%

29 %

29 V4

29%

29%

30

29%

30

30

30

30

30

25%

Feb

35%

Dec

32 y2 Jan

13

44Mi Sep

28

Allied Stores Corp common—No par

43%

44

43%

44%

44M2

45 34

441/4

45%

45 %

45 %

45Ms

46

100y2 Dec

20

4% preferred
.100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Common.Nopar
3'A% conv preferred
100

102Ms

*98%

100%

*98%

100%

98%

98%

100%

46%

46%

46%

46 Mb

47%

441/2

46'A

*99M4
45%

100
461A

16,300

98%

991/2

3,300

53% Nov
19

1

Jan

3

Allen Industries Inc

__1

Allied Chemical & Dye hew
Allied Kid Co...
Allied

Mills

9%
60

*22%

23%

83 y2

Jan

97% Nov

93

Feb

16

25%

Feb

33%

Dec

28% Jun

27

Dec

29

76

Jun

88

Oct

81% July 12

99% Dec

20

991/4

98 Ms

26%

,

Jan

37%

Dec

30
July 13
53% May 31

38% Jan

11

Alpha Portland Cement

No par

35%

36%

36M4

361/4

Dec

22

Aluminium Limited

No par

100 'A

100 y2

991/4

IOOM4

99Ms

IOOM2

99

5'A Dec

29

Amalgamated Leather Co com
1
6% convertible preferred
—_50

5 Ya

5'A

5%

5%

5 Mb

5%

5

*99

IOOM4
5'A

~2%

4% Nov

Jun

Jan

43

3

44

98

July 5
Aug 16

36

40

26

Jan

37

Apr

89%

Feb

120% Oct

34 y*

Jan
Jan

45
Sep
10% July

40

6%
51

Jan

70

Dec

66

20

Jun

27

Dec

14 %

July 13

26% Jan

7

61% July
x7% Jun

69

Oct

58

Dec

67% Jun

16

12

Dec

10

20

30

2

100% Mar

161% Dec 30

35

86% Julja5% Jun

Jan

104

Jan

53% Nov 22

27

14

Dec

27

American

Jun

30

82

Dec

28

3Ya%

27

Dec

30%Jufy

5

43% Dec

14

101% Feb

8

109Me Oct

4

25%

Dec

Feb

14

Jun

35%

Feb

89

Jan

25%

Jun

July
Jun

American

15% July 17
17% Jun 30

23

Feb

23

25% Dec

27

81% May

97

Oct

7

Jan

49

115% Jan

8

76% Nov 21

13

178MsJun 19
113% Jun 23

16

101% July 12
32% Jan 13

49% Oct

6

American Chain & Cable-

4%%

Chicle Co

$ per

78%

78%

I per share

share

15% Feb

19%

Dec

18

Jun

24

27

4% Jan

Nov 24

32%

Dec

9%

Sep

25% Aug
3
61/4 Nov 13

Dec

18%

Jan

75

Dec

8Mb Dec
49

3%%

conv

3%%

Jun

73

Jun

11%

Jun

15 Mb

Dec

Jan

84

Sep

78

Jun

7% Mar
33% Dec

29

104

Jan

105%

Nov

Mar 29

7

28
22

17

Mi May 12

Jan

4

90

Oct

5% Jan

3

ll'A Nov 22

98

98Mb

182

182 %

260

35%

10,100

76

98M2
182

76 »/a

341/2

35Ms

34%

76%

77

76

76 Ms

31%

32%
431/4

31M4

32MB

31%

31%

31%

31%

42%

421/4

43

42%

42%

43;

43Ms

2,500
3,200
6,800

20 Mb

20%

3,200

—10

—10

*168

173

*111%

Il2'/a

48Ms

48%

*168

174

*168

112%

112

47%

*12%

48M4

48

LOW

Monday

Jan. G

Jan. 8

:

AND HIGH

49'A

SALE

20

20%

24Ms

231/4

23%

3,300

90 Ms

•90M8

90 »/2
741/2

2§,800

721/4

73

73%

*165

*111

llly2

51.

50%

174

•168

172

1121/2

111

491/2

19%

24Ms

174

*168

174

111%
-

•

19 Mb

*901/8

Dec

36% Aug

Jan

Feb

10

Jun

169

Mar

6% Mar

14%
178

8%

Jan

Sep
Dec

23 Ms

Jan

49

37

Jun

43% Dec

39% Jun
142

Feb

34% Jan

56%
164

42%

Nov

Jan
Dec

Par

American Encaustic

Tiling

PRICES

Thursday

Friday

Sales for

Jan.10

Jan. 11

Jan. 12

the Week

S per share

S per share

t per share

Wednesday

Tuesday
Jan. 9

11

f per share

I per share

1

6%

6%

6M4

61/4

American European Secur—No par
American Expert Lines Inc.
40c

*201%

21%

21%

21%

Amer & Foreign Power com—No par
$7

preferred——

—No par
—No par

American Hide & Leather

6%

convertible

American

7%

Locomotive

88%

901/a

87%

89%

87%

89%

17%

16Mb

17%

16'A

17

16%

17%

16%

77%

77

53%

78'A
54Mi

77%

78

76%

77%

75Ms

76%

53%

54%

53%

541/2

52 Mb

53%

;v -52%

48M4

49

49Ms
8%

50

50

49

49

8%
55

8%

8%

81/4

51%

51%

*50%

55

32

31Mb

32

X31 Mb

31%

»/4

32

31 Mi

31%

*6%

7

6%

6%

100

106% May 17
18% Aug 16

Amer Metal Products Co com——2

100

—

8%

*80

82

17

.17

8

*80

18'A

18'/2

17%
18'A

20Mi

2OM2

20%

*100

15%
*83

102%

100

106

*105

7

7
*78

6%

81

1.100

7

•78

81

*80

82

17%

*17%
*18Mi

17%

171/4

17'A

18%

18

18%

18 Ys

18'A

1,000
2,500

211/4

21

21 Ms

20%

21 %

20%

21%

21

21%

27,800

102 Me

*100'A

102 Ms

101'/a

*101

*1001/4

100

15%
*86

16

16Mb

15

88

*86

88

17%

17%
'

*101

15%
*86

500

102

10

88

*86

11

10%

10%

10 Ms

10%

10%

10 Ms

*10%

10%

600

46%

46%

48 M*

48

48 '/a

47%

50

49%

50 Ms

6,100

106

*105%

105

106

18%

106

105%

105%

17%

105

18%

17Mi

18 Mb

10

lOMi

10

-•

106

18

10

11,500
9,500

1

9%

9%

11

10%

1

33% Mar ie

American

27%

27%

27%

27%

28

27%

28Mi

28%

28

28 Ms

3

36% Jan 28

Natural Gas Co—No par
No par

27%

Aug

American News Co—

34 Mi

34Mi

34 Mi

34 Mi

341/4

341/4

*33%

34%

34

34'A

33%

34-

Aug

2

22% May 23

18'A

18%

18'/8

18 Ms

18 Mb

I8M4

17%

18'/a

17%

18

16% May 12
185
Apr 24
9% Jan 11

12%

12%

13

13

18%
13'A

17%

11% July 26
175 Ms July 18
5% July 13

American Power & Light
No par
Amer Rad & Std San'y com—No par

13

13'/4

13

13%

131/4

13%

178

*174

6% Jun

28% Dec

26

16

39 Mb Mar 30
50
July
xl57MsApr

5
4

9% Nov 10

..

51% Mar 16
53 Ms Dec

73% NOV 24

169% Sep

Dec

37% Dec 22

44

150

Sep

134% Sep 25

145

28

Jan

22% Mar 24

21M4

Jan

31%

Dec

29% May

120

Jun

16

July

138

Jun

60 %

135

12%

Jan

45

Dec

128% Nov
20% Nov
150%

Jan

Jan

76%

Dec

Jan

153 Ms

Dec

9

1
July 14

38M2 Jan 25
128

Jun

27

18 Ms Jun

30

146% Jan

3

62% July 26
146% Jun

30

54Ms Nov 16
xll7Mi

Xpr

6%

Jan

12T

Aug
8Mb Mar

117% Aug 17.
7% Jan
3

21%

Jun

38%

79

Sep

91% Mar

84

Apr 20

80

63

May

59% Jun
4%
48%

Jun

7%

Feb
Jan

21% Feb 28

Dec

1

5% Feb. 14

Jun

65

Dec

61

25 %

Jun

35 M4

Jan

27% Mar 10

22 Ms

Jun

35%

Jan

Mar

27% Apr

8

14

14

Mar

48%

Jun

108

106

15% Jun

8% July

liy4 Nov

2% Aug
26% May

4% Jan

July 12
Jan

12

19% Feb 11
9 Mi Jan
4
3

Feb

15

19% Jun

42% Nov
29 M« Dec

33% July 14
26Mi Jan 13

77

95

89

Jun

Feb

For footnotes see
page 22.




Jan

3

No par
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
American

—

—100

—...

Snuff Co

12%
*174

8%

11

22% Feb

3

161% May 20
76% Jan
9
158

Mar 30

641/2 Nov 27
121% Mar 28

Stores Co

American Stove Co

No par
_No par

;

American Sugar Refining com

7%

preferred

———

100

.100

...

American Sumatra Tobacco-—-

American Tel & Tel Co
American

Tobacco

6% preferred

25

common..

100

—

—

American Viscose Corp com new_25

5% preferred

100

—

12 Ma Mar 22

American Water Works Co Inc

46% Dec

American Woolen

18

100

Dec

14

95

Dec

18

16% Nov 24
81

Nov 21

40 Ms Dec

28

110% Mar

8

7%

common.

No par

preferred

49 M2 Dec

26

47% Oct 18
120% Oct 23

Oil

77%

35%
35

39

139Ms

75%

76%

77
166

39%
*138

35%

35%

35

34%

165

39%
139 Ms

35%
34%

12 MB

11%

11%

60%

61

62

*132

20 Ms
151

134%

*132%

134%

20.1%

20%

20%

151Mi

151Mb

151%

67%

66M4
151%

152

67%

*117% 118%
9M4
9%
44

44%

61

'

62

118

118

9% *

Archer-Daniels-Midland
Armco Steel

4%%

*80
41 Mi

35

32%

34%

34%

11%

11%

11%

621/4

61%

62

9%

135

21%
151

65%

151%

67 Mi
152

61%

62 Ms

61

II8M2

118

9 Ms

9

•118

9%

151%

22%

134% 134%
99
22 Mb

151 Ms
66%

1507/8 151 y8
66%
65%

152
62%

151%

118

118%. 118 Ms
9 Mi
9%

135

91/4

61

43%

152
61 Ms

44%

.

10

«

35%

10,200

34%

341/2

5,500

12

3,800
3,400

11%
62

62 Ms
135

400

21%

22

150%

151

4,500
56,100

•133

65%
152

60%
118

9»A
•43'A

66%

18,800
1,030

152 Ms

61%
118 Mb

11,900

9%

8,200
28,500

.

43%

45%

43

45

101

101

*101

104

101

92 Ms

89

90%

89

90

90

90

16

15%

I6V4

15%

16

15%

16

15%

16%

81

81 Ma

81

80

81

400

470

101 Yb

400

39,900
630

81

80 Ms

80 Ms

81 Ms

81

41%

41Mb

42

42%

42%

41

42%

41

42%

41%

42%

67,900

39%

39Mi

40 Mb

38 Ys

40Ms

39

39%

39

39%

5,100

271/4

27Ms

9,400

IO91/2

1091/2

38Ms

27%*

111
68 V4

*109
67

28 MB
111

67 Ms

27%
*109
67

81%

28%

26%
*109

111

*66 Ms

68 Mi

34

34%

34Ms

34%

34%

17%

17

18%

18'A
7 Mi

18 Ms

48'A

48%

49

47'A

47 Mi

'33 %

35'A

17

6%

No pat

48 Mi

48 3A

48

47%

47

47

33'A

11%
61 Mi

40

139

34%

.

IOIV2

27%

*121 Ms

35*%

11%

11%
62%
134% 134%
20%
22%
151 Va 151%

40

•137

40'A
138

35 Mb

44%

*6%

10
100

34%

40'A
138

91%

5

Corp common.....
convertible preferred

139%
36 '/a

167

lOOMs

381/2

*67

40

34%

166

45%

44%

38

*109

40

*138

36

,

1,600

lOOMi lOOMi

27%

21%
10
—20

39%
139 Ms

167

35%

*138

66%

67

151'A 151 Mi
61
61%

39%

166 Ms

167

76%
74'/4
166% 167

61%

11%
60%

No par

Corp

18,400
2,880
1,800

77%

15«/4

Anderson-Prichard

76%

74%

15 MB

Andes Copper Mining—
A P W Products Co Inc—-

860

76

51%

15Mb

17% Dec 11

53 Mi

53

91

^

53 Mi

31%

52

165%

41,100

8%
32

53

31%

521%

76'/4
166%

178

31%

32

'75 %

8'A

8%

800

32

52%

*165M2

*174

178

13,400
52,600
61,000

8Mb

32

91

preferred—

*174

•

8%

51%

89%

$4

178

*

32

100 Ms

—6.25

8

81/2

32

89%

Common

*174

178

51

*99%

$5 prior conv preferred—
25
Anaconda Copper Mining
.50
Anaconda Wire & Cable..
No par
Anchor Hock Glass Corp—

8%

51

.100

Anderson-Clayton & Co

Dec 20

5

81/4

$4 conv prior preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
—1

72% Oct
2
36
Nov 18
7

5

100

8Mb

x27Mi

32'%

American

Nov 24

60% Aug 17
136% Oct 13

*174

9%

51

38

12% Jan

8%

181/4

32 Ms

35% Dec 18

common

178

17%

31%

39

13

28% Dec 28

x51

100
—5

._

*138

5

Jan

38% NOV 24

Dec

j

25

Jun

5

55% Jan
28 Ye Dec

7% preferred
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co

6% non-cum preferred
100
American Steel Foundries——No par

.

18% July 13

'99%

American Molasses Co

17%

70

18 Ms

10'A

23 Mb Aug

J un.

7% Jun

27,500

16%

16

16 1/4
88

32

13

Jan

31% Feb

8*200

31%

30.1/4

7

100

55

*50

82

15%

46M2

7

7

1,300
9,300

8 %

8'A

8%

6,400

19,100

49Ms

18 «/2

86

*10%

49%

17%
18%

15%

10%

7

*80

86

47%

31%

49

16%
77%

54%

53%
*48%

17%
18%

82

15%

10%

8%

*511/2

55

86

46%
*105

22%

75%

_i

Amer Machine & Metals
No par
American Metal Co Ltd com-No par

4'/2% preferred

91 Ms

16%

18

*51%

100

89%

90

91

53

No par

88%

2%

8 Mi

preferred

2Mb

2%

No par

Amer Mach & Fdry com
3.90% preferred.

2%

54*700
15,200
5,500
21,600

3

*48M2
31%

common——1

1,100

21%

21

-1

6% non-cum preferred
100
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
.1

22%

20%

2%

-50

com

preferred

22%

21%

20 Mi

*21%

1,400

22%

3 Mb

3'/b

22

Shares

6%

6

6%

2%

17%

48

—10

*6

20%

90 »/2

American Hawaiian SS Co—

6

6

6i/s

21Mb
3'/4

19%

54Mi

5%

22%
20 V*

20 Mb
3Mi

preferred
—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10

S per share

221%
211%

19'%
3 Mb

78

29

19 M*

130

1,900
16,600

:

54. /

51%

18%
10%

Oct

33%

32

450

'

112%

112

53M4

Xl2

~7

28% New

8,400

,

77

17%
9»/4

14% Dec

~5%

65,200

.,

311/4

American Ice Co common

47 Mi Dec

7 Mb

43'A

American Home Products

Nov

12,700

11

771/4

77%

Saturday

13

21% Dec

July 13

96%

Jan

29

25 Ms Oct

Mar 22

4%

22% Jun

102

17

16Mb Dec 28

12% July 12

76

6%

31.

preferred series A_100

11

101

12%

10%

71/4

42%

preferred series B-100
Distilling Co
—20

11

92

10%

31 y4

conv

American

97

182

700

111

35%

33%

74%

34% Apr
9% Apr

26

182

36 MB

72%

Dec

13
July 17
16% July 18
13Mi July 3
81 Ms July
3

98 Mb
182%

96%

97%
182i/4

10%
G%

111

111

'

M4 Mar 22
45% Aug 25

30

22 Ms

35%

7

41%

42

110Mb

17%

42%

77y4

EXCHANGE

55

3

461/2 Jun

97%
182

10%

74%

Oct

15% Mar

36

97%

6%

73 MB

43 Ms

Aug
Dec

183

35%

96%

35%

10%

6%

73%

Jun

15 V*

*1821/4

35 y4

10%

72%

34

100

96%
96%
*182% 183

lOMs
6V2

73 y2

44y8 July 12
43% July 26

Feb

6%

73

Dec

Feb

10%

6 Ms

90

51%

11%

10%

6%

19%

Oct

73

.

10%

6%

*

24%

45%

Jb»

10%

41

41
111

111

90

$7 2nd preferred A

Oct

12,700

40 Ms

40 %
111

17%
•59

42%
*19 Va

$6

NOV

400

42%

391/4
111

111

18%

79 Ms Oct

5 V*

*110»/b

241/2

25 Mi Mar 22

24V* Jan

39%

39

39%
112

901/a

3

5'A

15%

25

July 12

48

15%

90 Ms

Jan

Jun

16'A

*24i/2

12 V*

Jun

*15%

25
90Ms

54

3 Mr

15Ms

20

Dec

46

15Ms

90

Dec

3

15%

24%

Dec

64Mb Jan

15%

19%

61 Mi

6M4

28,600

25

19 Mi

Jan

44

2y# July 13

16 'A

19%

69 M2

Dec

460

.15%

91 Ms

Jun

Nov

3%

59'/2

16Mb

25

Jan

21%

Jun

59Ms

15Ms

91

37

Jan

IM2

17%

59%

16

.10

24Ms Feb
4
4% Mar 23
93% Oct 13

13%

39 Ms

*110

NEW YORK STOCK

8'A May 19

July 31

17

17%

591/4

15%

18
•58

16Mb
16 '/a

76%

I per share

5V* July 13

Oct

17 Ms

59

17%
58 Ms

15%

prior preferred:.————100

Highest

6%

17

161/8

17%

58'A

16

15 Ms

4,300

18%
59

18

58y8

15%

*

4,000

15%

18
58

STOCKS
Lowest

Highest

Feb

4%

—

American Cyanamid Co com

Range for Year 1950

Year 1949

I per share

79Ms

*30%

American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com

87

19

Rang* for Previous
Lowest

79%

_100

Mar 22

Dec

80%

65,100
1,700

No par
No par

51

36% Mar

80

1,700
....

13%
79 Ms

75%

7% preferred

30% Nov 27

120

80%

No par

21'A July 13

Dec

80'A

No par

com

38% Dec

51%

80'A

convertible preferred

47% Sep
19% Dec
19% Oct
Mar

80 M»

13M4
78%

55% Jun 26

Jun

Jan

15%

52

13%

18

82

71% July

51%

13'A

Feb

22

-

511/4

13%

79

120% May 24

178

Jan

Feb

50 Ms

131/4

American Car & Fdry com

90% July 26

Sep

33%

.52M2

50

17

Dec

187%

162 %

14 MB

16'A

6,600

-

43

161

50

*15y2

i0,400

5%

*38'A

162

13%

18

106%

Jun

*1591/2

50

Oct

Jan

172% Mar

19% July

Shoe Co

163 Ms

13%

Jan

14% Apr 21
8% Apr 21

39%

4%

43

162

50

,

2,900

98%

5'A

13%

2

100

36%

98

49 Ms

10

_

American Bosch Corp
"When issued"

Amer Brake

36

5'/b

*38

43

*38

41

1641%

50

common

preferred

*163

36%
991/4

5

13%

35

3

60

6%

*37

163

36%
98M4

36

50

190

13

3% Jan

21%

American Bank Note

41

163

35%

10Q

preferred

conv

*37

43

164 V2

*163

991/4

991/4

991/4

13%

5

7% Jan

Dec

81

cum

98M4
36

50

27

Jan

4%

*37

98'A
36

44%
46M4
991/4 100

I

common

100
American Broadcasting Co Inc—„1
American Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can Co common
___,25
7% preferred
100

10%

98 V*

Corp....Nopar
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par

27

Jun

2%

Airlines

46%

Petroleum

Jun

—

30% Mar

Amerada

9% Jun

y« Jun 27

—

*99

100

2,' 700
17,800

122

6%

121%

7

122

7 Ma

18
•

7Ma

28 y4
111

26%
*109

671/2

67%

35

34

18

17%

7'/b

*6%

27%
111

67%

68

35%

34%

10

1,000

68

35%

17%

71/4

13
7

18'A
7

50

50

51%

52

52

52%

47%

45%

47%

46%

47%

47%

48

120Ms 121 Ms

120 Ms

120 Ms

II91/3 121%

18,900
2,600

I2OM2 120 Ms

"

1,100
2,500
36,500
400

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(208)

NEW
Range for Year 1950

Year1949
Lowest

Lowest

Highest

$ per

t per share

$ per share

8%

6

Jun

49%

Jun

38%

Jun

94

Jun

105%

Jun

114

69

77% Jan
51% Dec

NEW

91

Nov

2

53

39% July 26

28

Aur

10

100% Mar 13

1053/4 Nov

17

Oct

8

167/a

Dec

107% July 31
.14% Apr 18

117% Jun

13% Mar

19% Dec

27

7% July

13%

Jan

8% July 13

12% Jan

9

LOW

Armour

prior preferred

Armstrong Cork Co com

30%

Feb

50%

Nov

80

•

97%

3

118

Oct

31

4

109

Oct

19

Jun

105%

Jan

39% July 12
100% Jan 16

Jun

105%

Nov

103% Jan

15

10% Dec

59% Mar
152% Dec

xl7% Dec

30

114%

*114%

115%

19

19%

19%

mi¬

11

103/4

10%

103/4

ll

10%

Artloom

$1.20 cum

Associated Dry Goods common
6%
1st preferred
7%

2nd

Associates

Investment

Atch Topeka & Santa

5%

29

A T F Inc

12

Atlantic

Coast

1

13

70% Dec

28

Atlantic

Dec

68

Jan

28

86

Nov

18

Atl G & W I SS Lines

Mar

86

Jun

27

95

Nov

6

30%

Jun

42%

36% Jan

24

75% Dec

18

60% Dec

22

613% DeC

29

993/4 Jan

5

102

Dec

'

1053% Nov 27

22% July 13

24% Aug

25% Nov 24

5%

Line

Atlantic

RR

115%

114%

115%

115%

116

*18%

18%

18%

18%

13%

18%
11%

10%

10%

11%

24

24

23%

24%

24%

24%

28%

28%

293/4

29

29%

293/4

30%

28%

28%

28%

28%

28%

287/e

29

29%

29%

29%

23%

2,400

22%

34,600

21 »/a

43%

3 53%

*110

111

70%

20%

109

104

*104

104%

104%

43%

43

43

43%

43 %

43 3/i

433/4

.153

153

110

*43

111

:

152%

154

*110

17

17%

18%

18%

159%

110%

110

250

106

23C

43 %

900

160%

157%
*110

10200

110%

600

.17%

16%

17

16 3/i

16%

16%

16%

11,200

19%

18%

19

18%

18%

18%

18%

4,500
10,000

71

85

84%

95

*91 %

25

72%

72%

71%

723/8

71%

723/i

61

61

603/i

60%

60%

60%

104

104

103%

103 34

253/4

25%

70%

105

25%

25%

153%
110%

600

I7

703/4

104

155

2,900
10,300

-

19

«.

*83%

25%

*109

109

111

152%

*91%

71%

43%

*110

111

95

*25%

22%

109

85

5

22

108%
104

*91%

100

21%

110%
104%

*83%

B

21%

110

104%

19%

*18%

21%

21%

„

110

105

17%

17
!

21%

110

*104

43 %

152%

21%

*24

—100

Corp

290

1,200

25

No par

Preferred $3.75 series

*114%

440

102%

283/8

104

Common "when issued"

Atlas

48%

102%

28%

common—.1

Refining common

49

102%

25

109%

—10

preferred

non-cum

48 3/i

102%

24%

20%

—.10

94

48%
103

28%

109%

-

—100

City Electric Co

48%
103

25

104

,.1

Fe com...100

16% Dec

49

28

10

preferred

non-cum

48 3 4

28%

*24

100

Cj

48%

10%

100

preferred

48%

28%

2,50

preferred—No par

conv

73

Jan

10%

No'par

Industries Inc.—

47

Jun

"

5

Carpet Co Inc..

Feb

20

3,700

114%

Feb

93%

3,100

49

43

19%

77

Dec

12%
92

115%

63

41

11%
91%

*19 3/s

32% Jun

Jan

12%
90

"114%

213% Jun

19

Jan

11

111% Dec

27

103/4 July 13

Jan

2

113/4
89

No par

25

Mar

Apr

12%
90

convertible preferred
Constable Corp

$4

Arnold

203/4 Sep

Mar 10

15

98

11%
89

1033/i

July 12

104

12%
91%

*102%

Ashland Oil & Refining Co com—_1

Sep

12%

90%

104

Arvln

Dec

12%:
90%

104

19

Dec

12%
893/4

104

28

101%

Shares

110,600':

12

88%

48

23

109

the Week

$ per share

11%

*103%

28 3/8 Oct

Apr

Sales for

Jan. 12

$ per share

$ per share

t per share

No pai

273/4 Oct

Feb

$ per share

Vrid's

Jan. II

Thursday

Jan. 10

No pai

283/4 Sep

Apr

PRICES

wednesday

Jan. 9

preferred——

$3.75

July 13

87

SALE

Tuesday

88%

No par

July 17

95

HIGH

AND

Jan. 8

$ oer share

of Illinois com.——5

Co

<fc

$0 conv

21

11%

Monday

Jan. 6

21
24

Monday, January 15, 1951

RECORD

Saturday
Par

.

'

11% Dec

13

Dec

15%

STOCK

STOCK

$ per share

13

Jan

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

share

7% Jan

Dec

101%

YORK

STOCKS

Range (or Previous

.

.

70%

71%

70%

71%

71

71%

84%

*83

85

•84

85

95

*91 %

95

*91%

95

713/4

85

85

200

95

*91%

—

—

M

71%

71%

72 %

72V4

733/b

11,400

60%

.

72%

60%

60%

61

61

61 %

1,900

103%

104

104

25%

26

103 % 104

25%

•

25%

104

25%

690

25%

9,900
3,000

Atlas Powders-

28% Sep

5'

Feb

40

27'

Dec

27

4%

31% Dec

7
30'

Dec

116

2

July

13

Atlas

100

Feb

Dec

105

15

Sep

20%

Jan

15

4% Feb

7%

Sep

6% Jun

15%

Dec

143/4 Jun

29

16

5% Jun

29

113/4 Dec
143/4 Jan

13%

Feb

4%

110

Jun

Jan

8

93/4 Nov

17;

Feb

28

Common

Conv

7%

Jan

9% Apr

18

44%

Jan

37% Jan

4

53% Apr

18

$2.25

■10% Dec

26

15% Jan

25

Babbitt

5

15 % Aug

3

40

*117

40%
119

39

383/b

40

118

403/4
119

113

29%

293/4

30

30%

30%

9

9%

9%

103/8

10%

10%

9%

39

39

118

118

118

31

31

*28

31

30%

No par

39

*117

29%

10%

*15%

16%

16%

__5c

Avco Mfg Corp

39%
*117

=

*28

10%

10%

10%

103/4

123/4

13

13

13

No par

Co—

»•

(The) common.—_3

preferred

conv

*117

-

of Amer„_5

Automatic Canteen Co

Jun

4%

100

—No'par

prior pref ($1.20)

Autocar

12

34% Jun

17% Mar

41
119

*40%

—20

20'

10% July 11*.
5% Jan
3

10% Nov

(vdting)

convertible pfd ser A

Tack Cbrp——
Austin Nichols common

16%

*16%

11

73/4

7%

73/4

7%

7%

48%

473/4

48%

47%

47%

16%

10%

.

7%

*473/4

No par

■■

10%

103/4

11

10%

13%

13%

133/a

13%

*16

17

210
600

103/8

10

16%

>

13%

,

10%

12%

16%

10%
13%

,

9%

./:•

*16

15,000
'

17

400

10%

7,800

13 3/s

,

4,100

7%

7 S/8

7%

73/4

7%

62,900

47%

7%
47

47%

47%

x47%

473/i

2,400

11%

11%

lls/8

b
Jun

15

Nor

8%

Jun...»

12%

Jan

9% July

7%

Jun

11%

Jan

9

*13

14%
14%

Jun

22%

Jun

60%
38

Jan

72

July

<

Jun

53

Sep

21%

Jan

36

Jun

41

Feb

3

Dec

29 % Jun

29

Dec

98

Feb

9

20% Jan

74

Barker

Brothers

8 :

Jan

26

Convertible

4%%

5%

Corp

34% May 17

Beatrice Foods Co common.

108

May 11

34% Dec
33% Dec

3

3 %%

29
30

Mills

Inc

23%

Feb

25

May

-

23%

Jun

129%

Jun

36

Dec

33% Jan
141

Dec

22% Jun

313/s Mar

Oct

25% July 14
31% Apr 20
30% Jan

13

139% Jan

21

13%

■<

r

33%

32 %

33 %

33%

333%

333/8

333/4

2,700

1

17%

18

18

17%

18

17 3/i

18%

17%

17%

18

18%

1,700

28

28 %

28%

283/4

11% Mar

9

23

July 13

9% Jan

3

Aircraft

Bendix

Aviation

Beneficial Indus Loan common:

Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Benguet Consdl Mining Co__18 pesos

21

Best

&

39% May 26

Best

Foods

49% Dec

Bethlehem Steel (Del) com
No par
1% pieferred _...._.loo

28

30.% Nov

9

1

—___—

Blgelowr-Sanford

Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co

17% Jun 22

Range for Year 1950
Lowest

Highest
$ per share

30%

NEW YORK

Highest

$ per share

343/4 Oct

24

27

193/s Dec

27

Black & Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
1

11% Jun

27

15% pec
18 3/i Dec

28

Bliss

Dec

15

Dec

(E W)

17%

Jun

253/4 Mar

13% Jan
22% Jan

3

41% Dec

18

21

Boeing

Aug

27

223/4 Mar 25

35% Dec

18

Bohn

60

Jan

10

Bon

60

Aug
Aug

18

13% Nov
38% Mar

Jan

64

Jan

32% Jan
19% July

39

4

Dec

29

11% Dec

8

x24% Jan
17% Oct

19

51

Dec

45

July 17

Apr

59%

Dec

55

Feb

15

98%

Dec

97% Apr

1

1"% Jan

30,

2%

Bliss

12

12% July 13
8% Dec 20

91% May
1% Mar

42%

8

Jan

9% Dec

51% Nov

12
16

Dec

22 3/s Dec

Jun
Jan

6%

Jun

21%

Jun

20%

Jun

25% Oct
98

Jan

18%

Jan

9"

Jan

29% Mar
95

Jan

15% Jun
13% Jun
120'

Feb

7%

Jun

8% Mar
47% Jan
9%

73/4 Feb
20

Jun

39

Dec

12% Dec
40

Dec

1023/4 Dec
24

Dec

193/4 Dec
125

Sep
13% Dec

29

10

36% Mar
100

Feb

35%

Dec

34% Jan

18%

Dec

17

36

Jan

70%

Jun

73

Apr
13% Jun
7

3

Feb

17

Jun

98% Jun
20% Jun

SO

Feb

62

.

1

May
Jun

3% Jun
16% Jun
9%

Jan

98

Sep

35%

Jun

16% Jan
.10% Jun
40% Jan

3
Mar 29

80

84

Dec

82% Jan

16 3/.

Jan

12% July la

Dec

Jun

July

Dec

May

60

4

2T

82

Feb

8

24% Jan

18

Mar 31

108% July 12
8% July 12
693/4 Mar

4% Mar

33/4 Jan

7.

13

xl7

July 12.

Deo

100

Dec

26% Jan

x21

105

1

Apr 26

28.

83/4 Dec 27
5

105% Jan 24-

2

Oct

l3/. Feb

5% Jan

4

8

3% Dec 29

28

8% Dec

28

17% Jun

27

26% Dec

21

Feb

8% July 13,
July 14

94

40

Jan

5

15% Nov 30
13% Mar 30

12% Mar

163/4 Dec
56% Nor

52

see

Jan

Feb

60

For footnotes

Friday

Sales for

Jan.12

the Week

I per share

373/4

393/4

38%

39%

39%

185/s

16%

17.

,

19%

185/s

19%-.

19

19 3/i

22,000

16%

16%

17

16%

17

50,400

193/4

20

:

Shares

40

5.500

18%

18 5/8

183/4

19%

3,600

40 3/s

40%

41

423/4

42%

43%

403/4

425/8

41%

42%

415/8

423/4

25,400

35%

*

5

353/4

353/8

36

353/4

36 %.

35

36

353/8

36%'-'

35 3/i

36%

7,200

39%

40

39

40

13%

14

14

14%"

14%

14%

2,570

18

18%

17%

183/4

18%

18%

30,500

9%

9%

9%

9%

3/600

19%/'

183/4

19%

19%

193/4

v

41

40

40%

39%

40

13%

133/4

13%

13%

13%

13%

17%

18 %

18

18%

18%

18%

Inc.—1.25

9%

'9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

■

,9%

x40

40 3 4

9

2,030

51

5

51

51%

51%

63%

633/a

63%

103 %

103%

103%

.3%

51%

64%

102 %

2%

*

51%

64
"

65

102 %

51%

513/«

513/4

64%

653/s

64%

"102 %

103 %

"102%

-

103 %

52

1%

issued"_100

3%

1%

15%

issued"—100

19%

18%

19

175/8

173/4

2%

;

2%

5,400

67

17,100

103

51%

18%

33/8

52

66
103

66%
103

40

2%

25/s

223,900

18%

2 %.

18%

79,400
19,400

453/4

47 %.

47%

48

27

27

273/4

273/i

28

12%

123/4

13

12%

13%

28%

30

30 7

32

31%

32%

30%

30

3C

30

30

Co__

■

14

13%

14%

14%

15

145/8

14%

15%

15%

16%

40,900

313/4

31%

32%

32%

33%

32%

32

32%

32 5/8

33%

19,000

29%

29%

29%

293/4

32

32 %

333/4

105%

"103%

105%

100

conv

com

preferred

Shoe Co

Inc

preferred
(The) Co

Bush

40%

52%

52%

11%

12 y8

12

*54

55%

"54

4*%
Butte

105
,

—__5

22

22%

*124

125%

"103%

20 5/i

213/4

22%

"124,

22%

125%

20%

22%

"124

39

39%

39%

39%

523/8

52 3% v

52%

52%

500

12%

12%

12%

12%

10,000

54

54

"54

21%

I251/4
171/B

"124

89%

"88

55

"102%

"103% 1043/4

203/4

20,100

52%
56

"54

105

20®/a

1,800
'

343/4

105%

IO43/4

20%

20%

-

203/4

215/8

22%

"124

125%

*

"103%

20%

,

22%

r

125%

22%

6,100

22%

,

*124

=

100

1043/4

20%

2,200

19,100

125%

*89

89

88s/8

42

42,

42%

44.

44%

44%

43,%

44%

43%

44

28%

28%

28 3/»

29%

29%

295/8

29

29%

28 3A

29%

39%

39%
31%

39%

39%

39%

39%

39%

1,500

31%

31%

32%

30%

31%'

31

313/8

38,200

98%

3f%
98%

32 3/«

*97%

98%

99

99

99%

*99,

99%

16%

16 S/8

17

16 3/i

90%

.

preferred——100

126

127%

100

*84

"89 "

87

_i

_„j

preferred—100

common:

14%
11.
*125

—__15

preferred
Copper & Zinc—

13 %

_Iioo

*83%

—5

9*

14t%

13%
85

24%-

9ya
24%

♦1013/4

102%

No par

253/4

26

"89

•

39%

130

"84

14%'

14%

11

11

"11

"125
•

-

126

87

;

143/s

11 y8

_No par

Co__

"84

16%

90%

"126"

127

participating preferred—*_100
Jackson

105

203/a

30

34

"103%

12%

12

56

30

=

Nopar
Nopar

____5

Terminal

Byron

"103%

20%

"

Byers Co 1AM) common
7%

*103%
20%

"54 ~

55 %

30
35

105%

39%

39

"52%

12%

"103%

1051%

1

Bush-Term Bldg 7%
Bros

52%

"393/4

12

Burroughs Adding Machine—Nonpar

Butler

39%

403/8
52 %

."—No par

Bulova Watch Co Ihc

preferred

39%
"52%

33%

335/8

"103%

12

100

——,___

conv: 2nd

343%

40

.

293/4

29%

30

105%

34

52%

No par
No par

L

$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge: Co
Co

30

"103%

<

■

15

common:

common.

v-

_i

;

preferred—/.

*103

No par
40

Bigelow—i

1,030

133/4

313/4

cum

3,700

15,400

31%

No par

preferred

,

127

•125

13

8%

17

<

39%

393/4'

29%

39%

'31'%'

"99

99%

"99

16%

16%

16%

16%

88 5/a

88%

88%

42%

43%

2,500

285/s

29

6,000r

"116

126

"122

87

"84

87

'

126

"84

128%

39%

87

14%

14%
11%

10%
125

127

14%

14%

11

10%

"125

125

*122

14%

120

1,300

87

14%

11 %

•'

14%

13,200

11%

11

125

126

400

125

*84

-

50,500

•

2,200

126

250

13%
-

24%

123/4

13

12 Va

12%

12%

13%

13

13%

12,400

85

"83
...

16%

84%

85

84%

85

85

85%'

84%-

84%

560

9%

9%

25\

101%
26 3/i

27 %

59

59

24%-

102%

101%
27

93/4
"

28

93/4

93/4

93/e

93/4

25,000

23%
24%
101% 102%

243/4

25%

24%

25%

9,400

102 %

102%

102%

103%

200

273/a

26%

27%

6,800

58

58

9%

251/4

102%

26%

27

271/8

9V2

c
19

Dec

400

Jan. 11

Thursday

453/4

3%%

24

5,200

$ per share

13%

3%%

15% Nov 25

26

51

16%

Burlington Mills Cot^ common—1
4% preferred
100

58 % Dec

Oct

15%

41

Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Bucyrus Erie Co common

.

1,200

PRICES

28%

$3.60

28

55

21

15%

30% Dee

8

153/4 Dec

15%

463/4

Brown

100 3/s Aug 17
120
Dec 28

3

May

15%

Bullard

50% Dec

12%

29

15%

12%

20.

34% Feb

41

28%

17

45%

40

Apr

109% Mar

29%

"15

92,100
■"

t per share

19%

30% Dec 1838 % Oct 21

36% Deo

223/4 Jan

28%

155/8

56%

26%

7%

5

28%

7,500

154

13

Budd

Oct

55 %

153%

26

1

27

56%
153%

47%

25

24% Jan

35%

34%

34%

54%

12%

12

Oct

34%

453/4

Jun

88

34%

25%

97 % Oct

Oct

3,700

1274

18% Jun

127

29%

253/4

5'%

11

92% July 25
153/4 May 3
10% Dec 27

283/4

123/8

Brown &

21% Dec 28

58

43% Apr
3
14 % July 13

Mar

Jun 14
14% Oct 24

Oct

29%

"

"when

Brooklyn Union Gas-

53

126

144,100

29%

xl6 %

38%

19

15

Roller Bearing

33/4%

July 10

3

1%

Jan. 10

37%

common—-

"when

new

400

1%

Wednesday

Jan. !)

1

Corp

/10,700

1%

152%

SALE

Sper share

19

No par

Club

'

'

1%

28%

Tuesday

Xan. 8

I per share

Bristol-Myers .Co coihmon——2.50

=44% May 17

253/4 Feb

Monday

HIGH

16,700

1%

553/4

17

AND

82

15%

29

"16

17%

1.50U

21%

"80

151 5/B

^

___No par

Briggs & Stratton

18

Nov 24

91

9

29% May 19
31% Dec 28.

105% Jan

58

31% July a
17% Mar 36

11% Dec

12

104

91

122

36 Vi Jun

2

193/* Dec

Jun

6% Jun

Jun

15% Nov 27

16

95

*97% Jun

28%

29

215/B

21%
82

4,400
>

56%

25%

26

18% July 14
15% July 17
121% Jun 26
12% Jan
3

12% Feb
29% Jun

Not

28%
"16

21%
"80

55 3/i

52%

37%

5

A..

56

=

1515/8

151%

18%

183/4

18%
94

11,300
60

28%

18

5

32% Jan

July 12

74% Jan

Apr

>:

17%

345/s

-

56

151 %

36%

2.50

"28

>

30%

29

3434

543/8

54%
155

300

82

13

Airways Inc..
2.50
Brewing Corp of America
__15
Bridgeport Brass Co__
.Nopar
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..Np par

Bower

313/4 July 13
483/4 Sep 26

Oct

May

28 3/i

34%

34%

52%

18 5/e

Braniff

Apr 20

76

13%

30%

36

(The)— 1

preferred

23

27

23% Mar 24
100

61% July
26% Jun

77-

293/4

18 3/8

preferred
___100
Boston & Maine RR (assentedV—100

25% Oct

27% July 13
25% July 14

Dec

30%

35%

Brass
:

Co

133/a Dec

73/4 Mar 10

Jan

33

30%

f per share

3%%

9

Apr

29% Nov

105%

1%

34%

"80
«

55

81

"151

82

32%

"92

213/4

80%

No par

Inc

Borg-Warner

14
27

Jan

32

class

Stores

Borden

27

5% Dec

&

Book-of-the-Month

5 7c

6%

21%

1%

1

Class B

Common

25%

21%

82%

34%

"30%

32%

18

56%

No par

Laughlin Inc.—
Airplane Co_
Co

21%'

54%

13/8

Saturday

Co

Aluminum

Ami

Bond

73% May 26
102

&

56%

"81

81%

31%

94

17%

1%

Jan. 6

26

14%

21%

32

"92

18

1%

"80

53%

28%

Par

.

13% Jun

Jun

1

"16

EXCHANGE

$ per share

25 % Apr

Jun

21%

31%

94

1%

523/4

STOCK

Jan

9%

55

LOW

15% Nov

8%

55

"17%
"92%

»

30%

343/8

No par

18

95

53%

151%. 151%

—Np par

18

"94

82

1%

1

18
95

21%

"30

Co

*80

29%

13

53%

"80

31% Oct

29%.

29%

28%

81%

;"94

17%

21%

10

11

"17%

96

533/e

23

.

22% Jun
10% Jun

173/8
"94

5

._

13

30%

293/8

10

100

*79%

13%

STnrifs

Year 1949

Lowest

___1

common..

preferred

Range for Previous

i per share

Corp

Howell Co

4%%

28

"80

32 3/i

81%

13

Feb

Nov

81%

50

2,900

32%

Co

*79%

2% Jan

156 "

"31%

32%

Bell &

90

32

32

32 3/4

Bell

14

32

2,100

•

323/4

12:

26

32

33%
102

10

23

Dec

32%

33

"101

34%

18% Oct

Jun

31 %

34

102

,.

28% Dec

1

'101

*"33%

1

79

33%

34
102

133/a

3

20% July 27

31%

102

32

34%

12% Feb

Dec

333/8

103

9,100

13%

13% Jan

2% July
27% Oct

103

103

40

22,500

34%

Feb

85

84

33%

33

32%
103

115/8

133/4

Jun

277/s Nov

33%
104%

28

11%

34%

16

r

*32%

'

34%

16%

Dec

11%

373/4

275%

28%

11%

13%

Feb

Jan

27

11%

13%

Jun

1%

28%

11%

34%

10%

21% Feb

27

11%

13%

11%

73%

28%

11%

*103

2.50

RR

Packing
Beldihg-Hemihway

53% Dec 18
263/4 May
3

12.50

373/4

38

273/4

11%

34%

Beech-Nut

34% Jan

"37%

38

27

11%

6,200

*80

5

Dec

*37

25%

113/4

19%

13%

34% Jan

37%

38

253/s

ll'/a

130

19%

81%

July 13

5

19%

14,700

34%

Creek

Jun

18

19%

25%

conv

cum

30%

193/4 Oct

19%

72%

"34%

Beech

1003/4 Oct

19%

2,500

69%

34%

6

4

19%

•

"34%

21

18:

10

72%

50

90% Oct
32 % Feb

13

70

*31

13% Dec

Feb

72%

70

32

7

12% Jan

69%

25,200
"i

26

313/4

12

x85 *

72

43

*

32%

73/4 Feb

Feb

70

"31

29% Jan

Mar

253/i

69%

*37

•/.

38

263/s

69%

pfd
No par
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%%
pfd100
Beech Aircraft Corp..
:__i

div

Feb

=

*37

42%

"253/4

68%

193/a

19%

43

26%

323/8

Jan

28

18%

41%

25%

68%

3,500
95,100

164,800

-

31%

Nov

Mar

183/4

42%

26%

69%

70

69%

41%

25%

11%

32%

$1.50

*

67%

38

42

40%

25%
69

,

11%

*313/4

10%

'

66%

*37

L.,
l
No par

common

69

18%

convertible preferred—100

Beaunit

25%

69

393/4

11%

*68%

25%

64

L.10

11%

-

40%

40%

25%

—50

.

Inc..—£

11%

40

__10

preferred
Works Corp..

Cigars

11%

69

100

common

Iron

Bayuk

32%

Jun

22%

(Delaware)

Bath

86%

98

14%

213/4

preferred

253/4 July 26
13% Jan
9

30'

Jan

Oil

39

19

15% Mar 25
Jun

Barber

203/. Feb

39% July 13
153/4 July 12

30

17

135/b

22

4% non-cum preferred
..100
Bangor & Aroostook common—-.50

9% Jun

Oct

14%

205/s

11

14% Jan

11% Jun

13 %

21%

28

357/. Dec

85

13%

20%

Oct

74% Aug 17
613/i Dec 28'

6% Jun

26

13%

21%

Dec

Oct

7

14%

203/4

28

3

12

27% Jun

Mar

133/4

203/4

40

21

69

13%

20

29

Apr

Jan

101

13%

20%

Baltimore & Onio common.

Mar

33%
>•

123/. Nov

133/4

20%

28

15%

26% Nov

•7%

11%

13 3/s

100

20% Dec

63

11%

11%

—13

Corp

27

17%

9% Feb
11% Jun

__...L.L..1

Jun

173/4 Feb
i

Dec

15

Inc

17% Jun

Jan

25

Jun

(B T)

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

page 22.




Sep

14

12% Feb 2«
106

Feb

28

43 Va Oct

9

21% Dec 11
223/a Dec 20

California Packing common—No
par
5% preferred
50
Callahan Zinc-Lead1
Calumet & Hecla Cons
Copper
Us
Campbell W & C Foundry..,—No par
Canada. IJry Gtpger Ale
com—1.66%

$4.25

conv

preferred—
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry

60

Dec 20

Cannon

19

Dec

Capital Admin class A

12

57% May 15

Mills

$3 preferred A—

No par
—100

59%
*50xs«

59%
51

*50TV

3%

3%

3%

9%

9%

9%,

27:

11%
102

27%

11%
102

273A

11%

102%

58

33/4
10

58%

58%

50 .V

%'

51

50-/k

*50 A

33/4
10%

?

28%
11%

'

103

28%
113/4

3% ,4
10%
,

29
12

3s/s
10 y8

28%
113/4

•

573/4

58%
51

103%

103

4

28%
1114

51

90

4

50,500

10%

10%
28%

28%

12 y2

1033/4

103

2,600

&

3%

*50

51

10 y8

29 Vi
12

,103%

58%

*50^
3»/8

>

3%
10%

103%

-

12%

10%

75,900

28%

4,100

12%

53,500

104 y2

105

*413/4

43

370
'

41%

41%

*41%

42%

*413/4

42%

42

42

—Nopar

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16 y8

16%

16 y8

16%

1600

25

22%

227/e

22%

22%

22%

23 3/i

22%

23 y4

22%

23 y8

22%

23 %

95,400

59%

60%

*59%

60%

58%

59

59%

593/4

No par
common

"59

61%

1

"18 3%

18%

*18

Jo

183/4

54%

54%

*54%

55%.

.

*18%

183/4

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55%

58

,

59

-

^

♦17%

•

*

18

*54%

55%

*41%

18

♦54%

43

18

55%

>

18%

18 %

•54%

55%

50

700
.

800

80

Volume 173

Number 4977

..

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(209)
■

.

f

'

■

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

5%

Feb

Range for Year 1950
Lowest

Highest
$ per share

9%

Oct

'

JUD

26%

108

Feb

Jan

33

8% Jan

Dec

25%

Jun

35 %

12 J/2

Jun

18 %

30% Mar
6

Feb

30

Jun

131

Jan

26%

11

3

Jan

3

Jun

37%
104%

Dec

32% Jan 27
103% Dec 22

34%

Dec

50% Dec

156

Carpenter Steel

55
106

Carrier Corp

Dec

1

:

13

(J 1)

Co,

7%

preferred
Caterpillar Tractor

29

97
X114

common—

10*

104 % Jan

3

108

Dec

130% Jan

13

141

Aug 18

13% July 13
15% July 14

21

Jan

Celotex Corp

15%

Jun

18% Jan

14%

Jun

7% May
3

Jun

12%

Jun

6% Mar-

33%

Nov

104% Jan
8

Oct

12

Dec

10%

Jun

9%

Feb

Jan

17

Jan

15

11% Mar
6

9%

11%

14%

Oct

14%

3

!l0% Mar 29
38 % Feb

110% Feb

Dec

Feb

27

8% July 17
9% Jun 27

.

113
27

Dec

20

26% Dec

20

12

16% Mar

July 27

4%%

;_i

49

Dec

29

Champion Paper & Fib com—No

Dec

18

$4.50 preferred
Checker Cab Mfg_

24

25

77

Nov'

85

Feb

76

3%
8

Jun.
Jun

9

Feb

12

May

14

Dec

5
30

35% Dec

>Jun

90% Dec

15

17

9% Jan

3

21% Dec
15 % Apr

7%

Feb

13%

Dec

10% July 12
11% Jan 13

12 %

Jun

20 %

Nov

19

5%
3

Jun
Jun

10

5%

Jan

3

16% Dec

21

Jan

4

Jen

5

lw78 Dec

3u

7% Jan

13

23% Dec

26

51

97

Jun

8%

Jan

Jun

34%

Dec

27% Mar 30

Jun

15

Jan

II

36%

Jan

Jan

3

27% Jan
26% Jun

3

21%

Jun

29 % Mar

49%

Jun:

55%

D6c

25%

Jun

41%

Dec

53% Jan 17
36% Jun 27

56%

Jun

82

Dec

77

13%

NOV

10

May

xl3

Jun

2%
35

Jun

16%

22% Dec
44% Dec
43

,

•5%

26

20

19

4

3 % Feb 14

Jun

60

Jan

45% Jan

30%

Dec

36

Jan

44%

Jun

68 %

Dec

29% July 19
62% July 13

3

86% Dec

22

44

Dec

19

Chile

84% Oct

*9

Chrysler

5%%

S per share

$ per share

26%

Apr

32%

97%

Jan

105%

Feb

42%

Jan

6%

Feb

x20

Lowest
s per

27% JUly 26
Jan

24

361/4 Dec

Dec

41% Dec

15

C

8%

Dec

68% Mar 22
8% Npv 20
93
May 12

Jun

86

Jan

6% Jun 30

34%

16

Jun

82

Sep

20%

Jun

30%

67

Nov

85

Jan

3

28% Dec

19

34

16 % Feb

Dec
19% Oct

16

Mar -11

138

36% Mar

Mar

20%
105

43%
112%

Jun

Jun

28%

Dec

Jan

108

Aug

401/4 Dec

C C C & St Louis

150

Sep

19

87

Nov

18

38% July 26
Sep
6

xl08

23% July 13
106% Oct 30

471/2 May

8

112% Mar

5%

4

Dec

73

Feb

73

Nov

43

Jan

4

293/4 Dec

28

15%

Jan

12% Jan

3

43

5%

17

Dec

62% Jan
37
Jan

3

36%

101%

Dec

3% July
21%
133

Jun

July

70%

Nov

Xl24%

Jun

1075

Jan

29%

Feb

89.

Jan

36% Dec
105 %

Dec

5%

Jan

"0%
'.*1%

29% July 17
99% JUly 12
\ 3% July 11

Feb

Sep

;2% Jan
172
1075

437/8
100

Sep
Jan

22

Mar 27

134% July 27
'70% July 17

112% Dec
946

7

Dec

18

Dec

37% July 17

Dec

95

Dec

21

5% Jan
Feb

Dec

28

Jan

3

1Q04

Oct

50"- Nov

4%

Jan

14% July 17

22

19

Jan

14 % Mar 30

23 % Oct

Oct

$3.50

16 % Feb

15

16

Jan

13

373/4 Dec

21

16% Jan

13

41% Dec

21

7%

Jun

16%

Dec

15% Jan

13

38% Dec

17%

Jun

29%

Dec

25% JUly 11

40% Oct

Jun

28%

Dec

25

40

5%

11

16%

11

Dec

July 12

11

Oct

Feb

13%

Oct

July 26
10% Dec
8

68%

Sep

57

723/4 Oct

26%

Jun

32%

Oct

30% Jun 29

433/4 Dec

Jun

22%

Sep

18% Nov

22 s/b Mar

14

24% Apr 26
43% Dec 18

Dec
Dec
Dec

7%

Jun
Jun

25%

Feb

2%

Jun

21%
*106

Feb

Apr

10% Aug
Nov
34% Dec

30%

4%
29%
109

Jan
Dec
Oct

15% July

5

26% Dec

12

8% July 18
20% July 12
•25%. JUly 13
3% Feb 15

26% July 12
106% July 19
Dec

2b

112% Dec

18

105

-

% Sep 26

11

Jun

,8
38%

Feb
Jun

46% Mar

11%

Feb

9% July 5
40% July 28

21%

15

18

Jun

7% Jun
8

Jun.

29% July
103% Apr
105% Apr:

Jan

12% Mar
10%

Dec

12%

Apr

10% July 13
*

Jun

9% Mar

24y4 Nov

18

33% Mar 16

35%

89%

89%

1,800

17

18%

17%

22%

18%

21%

15,100

22%

23

22

23

22

223A

22%

23%

8,700

13%

Dec

7

Sep 15

3

6

Feb

6

7% Dec

28

41

335/8 May 19
109% Mar 18
27% JUn

13

12%

133/8

13

133/8

13%

13%

135/B

14

30%

31

32%

32%

,33%

31%

32%

313/a

31%

31%

35

31%

35%

35%

36%

35%

36

35%

36

35%

16%

36%

16%

17

16%

163/4

16 3A

17%

165/a

17

ll7% Apr

473/4 Feb.
28% Dec

6

22

6,400

213/a

223/4

215/a

223A

22%

431/4

22%

43%

43%

43%

433/4

44%

42%

44

423A

42 %

44%

43%

44%

42%

42

42%

423/a

43%

413/4

43

413A

42

41'A

42

63

62i/2

63

62%

62%

€2

62

*62%

63

53%

51%

53%

52

523/4

53

53%

9,700

89

88%

89

90

90%

89%

90%

2,200

12

par

*62

63%

52%

53

52%

52%

53

89

,

89

*88%

89%

89

18

Ill

101% Jan 11

106% Dec

14% Apr 24

37%

Deo

l30% Dec

96

Jun

102%

Dec

102% Feb
8

•
,

12%

12%

12 y8

12%

12%

12%

12

12 3/b

18

18%

18%

18%

183/4

18%

*18%

18%

18%

63/4

65/a

6%

6%

6%

6S/8

83

46

72%

83%

833%

46

72%

45

45

73%

74%

74

,,

84

LOW AND

Tuesday

32%

321/2*
37

37

44

443/8

8%

37

37"

43%

44

43 3A

8%

9

*89%

32%

33%

105%

,

40%

36%

37%

44 3A

435/8

44

9%

103/8

91

30%

30

30%

4,100

20'%

20%

203A

203A

20%

201/s

205/b

X19%

20%

203/4

21

3,600

41%

413/4
175

41%

6,800

I

41'A

41

162

*142

41%

41%

*150

.

95

*85,

*85

41%

175
r

42

*145

95

*85

175
•

*145

95

*84%

42%

437A

43%

111%

HO'/s

1101/8

43%
110

323A

32%

106%

*106'%

32

107

106%

44%

44%

110

41%

110

32%

110

106%

73 y2

72

72

*71

*41

42

41%

41%

*411%

42

41%

30%

30

31%

31

313/4

30

31%

32

32%

33%

32%

107%

108%

107%

29%

1

313/0

5 313/4

107%

107%

4%

41/8

41/a

35 y4

107

34%

35%

107

4%
35
*133

136

*900

48

100

100

-

♦99%

100

19%

-19%

20

48

48%

20%

20%

21%

20

21%

73

303A

4

343/a

134%

134%

100%

19%

20%
21%

36

38%

2nd preferred—_100

.

323/8
4

35%
135

—

50%

35%
136
91

129%

136

100

91

500

132

8,500

*1.000
493/4

50%
100

300

203/a

193/4

20

7,800

205/a

21%

21%

22

60,000

27

3,800
1,080

255/s
;

263/8

36

26%

37

365/a

37

38

38

39

39"

26%

355/8

355/8,

35%

36%

37

*36%

37%

*36%

37%

28 5/8

29

1,230
210

29

28%

29%

28%

29%

29%

29%

29%

30

28%

28%

28%

283/a

28%

6,900

28%

283A

28%

29

29%

29%

5.300

Inc.—No par

13 y4

common—Ho par
Co——__No par

1

133/8

12%
*62

133/a

13%
*62

63 V2

13%

13%

13

13%

13%

12%

125/fi

12%

12

12%

12%

63%

631%

63%

*63

64%

*63%

121/a

12%

"

13%
12%

13%
1J3/4

13%

200

463/4

44%

46 3A

45%

465/8

44

45

44

45%

45%

46

20

20

20

9,000

20

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

203/a

203A

7,800

39

39%

393/b

40

40

38%

40

43%

10

433/4
22 %
29%

45%

45%

22%

22%

22 »A
29

10

291/8

29%

393A

40

453/a
•

46

23

23%

29%

29%

39

393A

39%

45%

45%

45%

40

46

473/8

17,400

23

>

24

235/e

24%

24

24%

29%

283A

28%

47,700
27,000

103/s

10,400

x285/8

32
7%

285/8

28%

10

10 Va

10

10

10

10

10%

10%

24%

24

241/a

24

243/8

24%

25

24%

25%

32

32

32

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

325/a

1,700

8%

8%

46,200

par1

303/s

30%

30%

303/4

48,500

par

common.:-—No par

107i/2

107%

107'/4

1,600

243A

25%

8,500

Series

*

7%

8%

8'%

85/8

8%

32%
8%

30%

305/8

30'%

30%

30%

30%

106%

■

303/8

24%

Co

9%

v

107%

1065/s

106%

106%

106%

253/a

25%

25%

245/B

253/a

'

8

8.400

23%

10

24'%
32

*24-

30 '/2
*106'A

.1—No

107

'

8

107

'83/4

■

B-^_

series C

100

25

25J/8
108 %

*1061/2

114

114

*113% 115y2

-

100

114

114

243A

25

112%

112%

112%

112%

*112%

113

*106%

108%

*106%

108%

*106%

108%

*106%

108%

*106%

108%

14%
10%

14%

145/s

153/8

14%

143/i

14%

15

113/8

*11

130

Corp—1.33 Vi
Consolidated Laundries Corp:-.
5"

*10%

11

11%

11%

Consolidated Natural Gas—,—15

*47'/2

48

471/4

48

47%

47%

46%

47

45%

47

47%

48

28%

29

283A

29

28 5A

29%

275/a

29%

28

29

28%

29%

pfd_*

Co

Consumers Power Co com

143/8

14

"

_100

10%

11

„11%

15

*11

15%

IP/a

9,700

1,000
4,600

12,300
19,000

1"

14 y8

14'/2

14%

14'A

14

14

14%

14-%

15%

Inc—10c r

155/8

16

1-5%

16

15%

16

15%

16

15%

15%

15%

153/4

17®,8

173A

173/4

19

19

19%

18%

19'A

18%

183A

18%

18%

80,900

No par31 %

313/4
111%,

31%

32%

31%

32

31%

31%

315/a

32%

313A

32%

25,900

1

preferred—:—No par
prefferred-,.—JNo.par

4

41% JUn 23

ContinentarCan Inc common

107Va July 19

preferred—

7,300

,

Consolidated Grocejrs

Consol RR of Cuba 6%

3,700

65

19%

No pax '

preferred

47,000

12%

*63%

45

5

——

.

'

65

"

Inc—

Credit Co

►

No par

w W

Consol Edison of N Y com___No

$3.75

5,200

*99%

193A

37

Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc——No par
Cdnsolidated ,Cigar—„
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5

.

5,400

28%

Solvents—No par
Commonwealth Edison CO
—25

$4.50

200

35%

28%

Commercial

$4.52

7,200

4,900

*351/2

Engineering

Preferred ,41/2%

50
70

23,400

-2.50

Columbus & So Ohio Elec Co

Preferred 4%

73

42%
30%

fnc cl A—2.50

preferred

Baltimore

50

36

Columbia Gas System

"of

80

2,200

107

108 3A

*99%. 100

37

253/4

"5,900

32%

4

92

99%

45%
110

108%

131

48%

86

X31%

129

'

,175

4

*.91

*975

30

260

32%

92%

483/4

73

*41%

93

108%

1293/4

38"

3

*111

*109'
1093A
34'/2
343/4
*105
106'A

17'/2

20

Continental

"50 % July 13
5% Jun 29

•78% Jan

H

Continental Insurance..

9 3/4 Dec

28

Continental

28

Continental Oil'of Delaware-.^—5

Motors—.:—

32%

33

*104 % 106
12%
123A

5'

.

10
1 •

93'/2

.*73
,

111

111%

*109

109%

*105

17%

9%
91V2'

74 y2 ^

97/8
92

•

*93 3A

111%

14%

14%

15%

*

111%

111%

111%

111%

111%

111%

1093/4

1093/4

109%

109

110

109%. 109%

34%

343A

177A

93 Vz

—No par

Diamond Fibre—

30

Dec

32 Va
108

35

20'/a

*106%

73
42

48%

21%
26%

107

30%

4

*91

i

*106%
42

*975

19%
-

32

33%

126%

48'/8
100

110

32

108

134

92%

45%

>

111

73

34%

127%

*975

48

*99

133%

*923/8
123%

*925

900%

20%

133%

923A

45

41%
*145

*84%

41%
313/a

4

4'/a
35

1233/4

92%
122

48

19%

343/4

135

135

923A

120

4

*71

73

95

32

32%

106%

107

443/8

*89%

*109

32%

37

$5

19,400

91

30%

*72

■

10%

91

303A

*89%

50

"

320

14,500

30'A

^32

*106%

_No par

103/a

-

,

4,300

443A

91

41

423/4
'*110%

Corp

44

10 5/8

15,100
r

30%

*

Continental Baking"Co com..No par
$5.50 preferred
^No par

06

10

Shares

325/a

90

95

par

32%

*104% 105'A
36%
37%

.

30%

162

100

$ per share

32%

104% 105

36%

50

29

100

x32

1

90

No par

common—

Sales for

the Week

30%

*85

———100

64,500

Friday

43%

93A

50

74%

Jan. 12

36

i

290

45

Thursday
* per share

—

>

84
1

73%

30%

90

*142

32

84
*44

44 U.
73%

Jan.11

105%

*

84
.

8,600

PRICES

$ per share

"44%

9%

'

72%

600

2,100

7

30'A

30
20%

20

36%

87/a

*89%

104%

741/4

44

Jan. 10

32®/8
105%
31V4

323/8

105% \

:

Wednesday

;

S per share

325/a

32%
105%
"'

SALE

83

44%

72%

Jan. 9

t per share

105%*lp5%

—_100

—

.

84

83%
*44

HIGH

Monday
Jan. 8

^

t per share

/

Ry Co com_^_100

131/4 Dec

For footnotes see
page 22.

83
*44

72%

Saturday

*

5

—

19% Jan 24
Jan 24

25

6%

83

*44

Nopar

gtd
stock-—

17,900

18%

6%

Par

Co 1%

31,900

123/s

18

6%

Jan. r>

:

'

400

12%

!
*

.

6,400

8%

July 17

55% Jan

.

:

*17%

Container Corp of Am cOra new-10
4% preferred ————100

July 28

•

39

1131/4 May 12-.

17% Dec

88

•

;

*12%

••

Consolidated Retail Stores Inc-

Nov

Jun

v

26

4

Jan,

*62%

!

38%

Superheater

4,000
7,600
9,200

19,700

10%

*36%

Commercial

52,300

..

109,900

10%

38%

Carbon

-

L

25%

13% Dec 28

11

Janr

I61/4

37

12

108% May 24
143/4 Sep 25
123/4 Jan 28

Jan

30%

16%

26

19

32% Dec

85

Xl2%

,,

35%

"

111/4 Feb

30% Feb

4

Dec

22%

52%

108




353/8

89%

17%

*86

•

23

109

65% Oct

36%;.

89%

16%

91

37%

Columbian

52,900

35

91

17%

*86

36%

Pictures

400

17%

91

26

cum

3,200

16% " 17%

I *86

26

$4.25

40

9%
343%

*33

17

91

38'%

non-cum

1,500
3,900

106

8%

33

36%

36

46%

46s/8
105%

9%

33

3lVa

Columbia

,

9

33

34%

36

46 3/4

107

21%

110% Dec

-

36%

93/8

*32%

36%

46%

*106

22

113% Dec

28

35%

35%

8%

32

'

-

21%

Mar 16

7

35%

8%

31%

*343/4

46

107

21%

36

Dec

13%

.47% Feb

35%

8%

31

31

36

453/4
*106

21%

28

Jan

33

8%

35

46%
107

10% -10%

May

8

8%

36i/4

45%
*106

24%

Textile

Deo

8%

36

46%
106

25%

38% Nov 30
l

46%
105

52

—

6

61% Jun

35% t-,35%

47

11 '

Vultee Aircraft—

78%
8%

35%
105

52%

Consolidated

9% Deo

34,600

25

Consolidated

jun

5% Jun

27

10% July 13

93

6% Jun,
56% Feb

16%

105/8

Dec

Deo

15%

51

17'A Sep 22

x98

15%

23%

19

10*3*

14%

11

10% Jan 25

36

151/4

243/8

*

Cons Gais Elec Lt & Pwr

23

14% Jan
11% Sep

14%

513A

Nopar
Corp com__No pary
preferred
:^__20

conv

Combustion

27% Dec

24%

15%

10

—No par

Columbia Broad Sys
Class B

28

July 11

.18%

30%

15

33V2

24

Jan

15%

16,100

363/4

4%

141/4 Apr 13
14% Oct 13

48% Mar

25%

365/8

Colorado & Southern Ry corn—100
4% non-cum 1st preferred—100

21

20%

36

50 3/4

Cola Fuel & Iron

245/8 Nov 24-

Dec
Dec

Jun

36%

i

preferred

Collins & Aikman

6

Jan

13%

34%

Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No

17%

60%

36

24

17%

Feb

34

27

Jun

46%

36%

92%

Jun

21% Feb:

36

119%

7%

13

36%

15

preferred———100

8%

Jun

35

15%

(The) com—No par
Coca-Cola lnternatl Corp—.No par

10

3)100

35%

23

Coca-Cola Co

101V2 May 22

17%

2nd

cum

1,000

10

11

Clopay Corp
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com.—No par
1%
preferred—
——100

18

92

143

14%

223/4

9%

51%

conv!pfd

cum

13%
22%

23%

Molybdenum.

41/2%

26

165

& Pitts RR

Clinton Foods Inc

5

34% Dec

Feb

9%
7%

9%

14

223/4l

103/4

,

—-

Special gtd 4%

112% Mar 16

Jun

19%

Cleve

373/4 Mar 15

.12%

Jun'

9%

10

50%

25

preferred

preferred

Climax

Mar 14

xl3%
15

133/4

*22%

9%

9%

23

Cleve Graph "Bronze CO common—1

1073/4 May 29

61%

10% Aug
24% Jun

14 »/8

22%

9%

9%

23

Cleve Elec Illuminating corn—No par
$4.50 preferred—
—Nopar

31% Dec 29

29,500

133/4

9% *

50%

E<Aiipment C6 —i
non-cum

1,700

22%

__25

.

Clbrk

1

253/e

50%

Corp

29

Mar 30

72

Dec

Oct

108

Jun

Mar 15

*24%

16%

City Investing Co cbmmon
5
5%% preferred L——1—100

20% Jun 23

24

Jan

I T Financial

24%

22%

131/3

Cincinnati Gas & Elec. com—8.50
4% preferred
.—^_100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10

29

24%

35

—100 '

City Products Corp:
City Stores Co—1

79%
25

26

2,700

241/4

10

>■.

59%

25%

1

-

4

243/4

10%

Co__Nopar

Exchange

34% Ffeb 24
109 Va Mar

25%

51

—.

29%

3

25

23

1

103% July

26

233/4

10%

Oil.

Sep
Sep
Dec

243/4

25%

50V4

NEW YORK STOCK

$ per share

30

2,200

25%

,

*

Corp

Highest

share

24

22%

Copper Co—

Range for Year 1950

Highest

24%

23%

1113/4

141/4

STOCKS

Year 1949

24 %

23%

*111%

*
par -L

common-

Range for Previous
Lowest

*23%

3,600

1113/4

*111%

23%

*30%

100

preferred

111%

4,400

93/8
35

22 %

preference—No par

Cotton

Chickasha

111%

41s/8

91/4

34%

16%

preferred series A
_ioo '
Chicago Yellow Cab
—Nopar
Childs Co

*111%

41

9%,

34%

14

35%

Conv

Sep 11
7% Jun 22

111%

34

-Nopar5"

Chic Rock Is & Pac RR

88% Mar 17
13% Apr 19

111%

40 3/4

9%

4,700

23%

*88

.——100

preferred
convertible

10,300

14%

*30

,_No par

St Paul'& P

Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No
$3

2,400

91/8

18%-

23,

8%

Chicago & North West com__No

28'

53 % Dec

1—1

—(

Mifw

193A

9%

173/8

14%

_1.25

Series A preferred-

11

Dec

62% Dec

13% Jan

Jan

Chic

28

July 12
11V* July 26

Jan

5%

30

% Dec

19%

9%

17%,.

22%

.46

40

B

9%

9

* l047/8

—

Class

19%

.

141/4

*35

par

Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
5% preferred
L
50 '
Chic Ind & Louisv Ry Co cl A
25 v

11

14

600

19%

341/a

24%

16%

40%

93%

333/4

112

163/8

40%

40

9%

33%

30

165/8

22%

No par

A

40%

9%

400

30,200

8%

33%

40%

27,100

106V8
142

17%

17%

9%

45%

45%
106 Va

163A

91/8

33%

41

1,000

165/B

175/8

33%

11,400

*16%

19%

8%
17

533/8
1053/4

16%

163A

19 %

130

52

14%

convertible preferred.—100

Class

10

32% Dec
37% Dec

3

9%

Dec

3%%

*163/s

24,700

35

Chic & East-111 RR Co com__No
par *

18

% Jan
7%-Jan

4%
17'
-24

28

Dec

*140%

x9%

24

9

of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25 '

29

July

445/a
453/a
*1053/4 106 Va
*140% 142

45%
106

5,800

593/4

153%

*1045/8

141%
163/a
16%

9%

*151

'

53%
IO53/4:

14%

Chesapeake Corp

28

4% Feb

5% Jan

435/8

18

152

513A
*1045/8

22%

—No par

—

91%

17%

;

531/4

*40%

112

*23%

107

24

152

400

10

57%

IO51/2

9%

*111%

501

9

18

18

33

—50

Belt Co

8%

106

.

57

56%

(

41%

9%
32%

100

—

19%

9

18%

41%
•

98

32% Oct

46%

20

Dec

1

45%

197/a

Dec

26% DSC

.

52

105%

20

9

18

31%

Jan

53%

*16

19%

19 y2

1

98%

34%

57

153

105%

46

.No par

91

Nov

521/4
105%

45%

5

Chain

27

55%

16ya

29

2

52%

*104%

46%

9%

*151%

16%

Dec

10 % Jun

57%
153

161%

36

8

56%

*151%

6,400

37%

9%

19,100

19%

*36%

9%

16%

25% July 12
30% Jan
3

6% Dec

193/4

36%

16%

31% Nov

Dec

19%

9%

105%

105%

46%

*105%

19%
36%

16%

29

9%

52

196/8

361/2.

93/4

,

16%

18% Apr

5

56

151%

19%
36%

10

16%

11% July 26

Jan

54

19%

9%

16%

Dec

Jun

54

151%

49

36%

36

16%

16%

5% Aug

9%

16%

22% July
18% Jun.

,

53

Century Ribbon MiHs—1—No par!
Cerro de Pasco Copper
Corp_
5
Certain-Teed Copper Corp—
1 *

12'

37

9%

20

6% July 14
17% Mar 30

Sep

*36

9%

48

141%

Oct

9% Oct 20

37

.

106

Jun

24

19 Va

141%

Dec

34% Dec 28

19%

106

8%

j

7,100

19%

*140%

13%

3

491/4

32
49

141%

21%

12% Jan

49

2;900
1,700

31%

106

6% July

I

315/a

108

48%

*140%

14% July
9 % Jun

-

80

31%

108

49%

*104%

Central & South West Corp com—51
Central Violeta Sugar Co
-19.50

1

108%

108

*105 %

Central RR Co of N J class A
Class B

*1075A

*107%

106

;

Co vtc

preferred

*1075/8 108%
31%
313/4

107

140%

15% preferred series B vtc
100
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No
par
Central Illinois Light common
*

2

9

&

Central of Ga Ry

163/4

140 %

Aguirre Sugar CO—•
Central Foundry Co—4.

39% Dec 26

July 13

preferred

13%

165/a

No par

common

Central

6

3

30

Oct

5%

26

Jan
Jan

8% July 13

Dec
Dec

11% Apr

-17% Dec

4

15

*

Dec

112 %

3

17% Apr 16
*20% Aug 29

7% July 17

Jan

24% -Jan
36%

Jan

l

10

13%

16%

31%

54%

Dec

26%

133/b

165/a

xlOl

151%

105%

Jun

13%

16%

49 %

151%

132% Dec

13%

13%

16%

31%

—100

—

•Preferred 4,20% ——.
_100
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No
par
$4.75 1st preferred-^.—_No par *
7% 2nd preferred———
100;

9

29'

123/4

16%

,

Apr
Apr

477/a Dec

13%

16%

49%

g3/4

Shares

13%

16%

49%

53%

the Week

13%

31%

—1

Sales foe

Jan. 12

Sper share

16%
x31%

_25

Friday

Jan.11

share

per

19%

03s

•

Thursday
t per share

Jan. 10
t

50

191/3

Jun

23%

32 %

*49%

50

Corp-

common—

Wednesday

Jan. 0
t per share

13%
,

108%

32 %

10

series—

16%

108%
•

Tuesday

t per share

13%

16%

5

common

Carriers & General
Case

1

Mar

Co

Conv preferred 4%

18

May

$ per share

10
Carolina Clinch & Ohio Ry
100
Carolina Power & Llght_____No
par

28

39% May

29% Mar 21

Dec

Jan. 8

Capital Airlines Inc
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co

l

10% Jun 16
56% Nov 15

35% July 13.

100% Aug-

1

20% May

21% May 20

140

Monday

Jan. 6

Par

110% July 13
34% Mar 16

x7% Mar 13

Nov

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

Saturday

share

15% July 13
33% Dec 19

Sep
8% Nov
Nov

Jan

-30 % Jan

37%

146

RECORD

EXCHANGE

14% Dec 28

13

27% July 27

Jan

$ per

July 26

102

Dec

45%

STOCK

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

$ per share

14
100

YORK

'

,

STOCKS

Year 1949

t per share

—-

33%

34%

32%

33%

32%

34%

335/a

34%

106'A

*105%

106%

105%

106'A

*105%

*109

112

580

106%

10

17%

17%

173/4

105%
17%

*105%

18

17%

17%

173/4

18%

12,400

94

945/8

94»/8

943A

93%

94%

94%

941/2

350

331/8

33'A
105 '/a

12%

125/a

123/«

125/a

12%

12%

12%

-12 3/4

12%

12%

72%

74

72 3A

73%

70

9%

10'A

89

•240

6,700

943/a

105%

9%

10,200

10%
92

333/4
106

91%

341/4
106

92

33 3A

*104

34%
108

-

335/3
*104

34

106

333/8
*104

34

18,500
200

106

4,600

72

69 3A

72

70%

72

3.600

95/8

10

9®/8

10

93A

10

57 400

89%

91

88%

89%

91.

91%

-

9,700

13

14

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(210)

NEW
Range for Year 1950

Year 1949

11%
193/4

Lowest

Highest

Lowest
t per

$ per

share

Dec

24%

Jun

13% Jan
20

9

Jun

55% May
12% Feb

12

Jun

19%

51% July

NEW

Highest

STOCK

3

Saturday

27% Nov 25

July 17

12

Jun

17

41

Dec

27

22% Dec

SALE

Friday

Sales for

Jan.11

Jan. 1:1

the Week

S per share

S per share

Thursday

Jan.10

$ per share

$ per share

I per share

PRICES
Wednesday

Jan. 9

26%

4,600

26%

26%

26%

4,400

*54%

26%

26%

26%

26%

27%

27

27%

261/4

No par

*54%

55%

*54%

55%

54%

54%

54%

541/4

34%

39%

39%

42%

41

421/2

38%

41

39%

40%

38%

40%

21,300

22%

23

22%

23%

23

23'%

21%

22%

22

22%

21%

22%

19,600

*49%

51

*49%

51

Corp
preferred

prior

$3

28

Copper

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26V4

26%
*54

49

Dec

52

Feb

46% July 14

51% Oct

24

50

50

*49%

51

7

Jun

11%

Dec

10% Jan

17 % Apr

22

Cornell Dubilier Electric

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

16%

15%

16

15%

16%

49% Mar

58%

Dec

57

76

17

Corn

71

71

70

70%

69%

70%

70

70%

69%

70

20

Apr

30%

Dec

94

Jan

102 %

Dec

92 %
57

102

Jan
Jan

Sep

73%

Dec

3

July 17
13

Apr

102 % Aug 17

Nov

July 13

72"% Jan

Cum

Corn

40%

40%

41%

40 %

42

42%

42%

102%

*101%

1021/4

*101i/2

1021/4

*101%

102

*101%

102 %

series of 1947-100

pfd 3%%

*104%

105%

104%

104%

103%

103%

*1031/4

104%

103%

103%

*103%

103%

120

66%

67%

66 %

66%

66%

67%

66%

67%

4,600

Products Refining

5

176% July 13
3% Aug
3

187% Apr

1% July 13

2% Feb

25

Coty International Corp
Crane

21%

Jun

22% July 13

23

Jan

11

Jan

5

Creameries

4

Cream of Wheat Corp

Nov

10

Dec

14

14

29%

Dec

26% Jun

30

30% Mar

13%

Oct

19'/a

Jan

12% July 13

Jan

42%

Apr

32% Jun

20

Jun

30

Dec

94

Mar

105

Dec

14

Nov

24

Jan

49

Nov

72%

Jan

54

31

Apr

17% Jun 26

16%

Dec

15% Jun

27

Feb

14

July

12%
160

Feb

160

May

5%

May

8% Mar

Jun

73

Jan

10% Nov

13 %

Feb

16

25%

Dec

60

Jun

Feb

4%

8% Oct

Feb

41% Oct

19

27% Jan

13

49% Dec

28

102% Jan

11

105% May

16% Jan

3

Mar 31

175

7% July

64% July 13

7

18%
133

22 % Dec

28

180

Nov

5 %

;

9%

Apr

7% Jan

Jun

24%

Jan

27

-5

10% Oct

50%

50%

49'%

50

49%

No par

*103%

103%

103%

104

1031/8

Steel of

Amer com—No par

convertible

18

20% Jan

3

24 %

$7

3,500

2%

18,300

28%

22,800

28%

291/4
103

103

♦102%

28%

29

104%

♦102%

100

104

12%

12

12%

12

12%

12

12%

8,000

281/4

28%

28'A

23

28%

28%

28%

1,100

21,800

16

15%

15%

16%

16

16%

39%

36%

37

38

37%

37%

600

50

48 %

49%

49%

49%

49%

49 %

5,900

103%

103%

103%

103%

35%

103%

15%

*36%

104

-770

37

104

14,200

36%

37

36%

37

37%

38

341/2

37%

37 %

36

85%

84

84%

85%

86

85%

85%

85

85%

85%

85%

2,200

28%

26%

28%

27%

28%

28

28%

1,460

23%

23%

23%

22%

23%

23

23%

28

100

*170

10

23%

23%

23%

200

10%

100

27%

23%

23%

27%

28

*170

10%

10%

*69

71

*11

11%
*25%

26

10%

10%

♦70

70

70

*11%

*25%

*170

200

200

10%
73

200

♦170

10%

*170

10%

10%

*70%

70

70

11%

10%

11%

10%

26

26

25%

10%

11

26

200

25%

*25%

*170

10%

10%
74

8,200

200

10%

14,400
:

74

*70%

200

11

11%

11%

3,200

26%

26%

26%

1,100

9%

30,000

"

Publishing common—No

Class

20

4%

2%

85

2.50

preferred
preferred
A

*

9

par *

104%
*53%

1

11%

11%

1

24%

24%

common
,

—

125

Feb

21

;22% Feb

17

32 % Dec 29

Cushinan's Sons Inc 7%
Cutler-Hammer Inc

13% Jan

13

26% Dec

30

Dana

Jan

12

99 % Dec

2

8%

9%

No par
No par

Jan

26%

4%

2%

*27

8 1

Jan

137

28%

4%

2%

100

Inc—

Curtis-Wright

8

Jan

*38

Aug

Press

20

183

4%

2%

2%

2%

183

185

♦183

4%

4%

29%
103

184

*182

20

100

preferred
pfd.

non-cum

Prior

28

12% Dec

28

Corp common—5

preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common..
4 % '!o
preferred—.

148% Nov 25

3

28

15%

7%

77% Oct 31

55% Jan

27%

*36%

Curtis

-

27%

15%

25

5

27%

37'%

Cuneo

44% July 13

12%

15

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc

102% Dec

12

37%

19

Oct

11%

15%

22

Nov

11%

36%

13% Jan

52%

11%

Cuban-American Sugar common—10

20

10% Oct

Crucible

*102%

15%

preferred

Cuba RR 6%

28%

1041%

36%

26 % Nov

145 %

Sep

6

28%

*102%

41

4%

2%

2%

27%

104%

No par

July 13
July 13

Jun

Mar

19%

15

Jan

2%

2%

27%
*102%

28

184

4%

4%

common--—2.50

preferred

$4.20

29

82% Nov

(The)

9% July 17
20

Dec

43 %

3

$2

2%.

*182

184

4%

2

America

Crown Zellerbach

5

34% Dec
25

of

4%

1

common

preferred

Crown Cork & Seal

3

27

Jun

109

17% Jan

3%%

*182

184

4%

67

25

105

14%

*182

1

66%

67

41

100

31

27

36%

21

Co

30% Jan

Sep

Jar

*66%

—;—.——1

101

Jan

104

Feb

8%

preferred

Coty Inc

Dec

32%

Jun

96

7%

6

41

common_25
100

Oct

13

4,700

40%

Dec

6% Mar

1,250

102%

2%

Sep

7,900

41%

5%

189

Jan

16%
69%

16

x68%

102%

1%

Jun

50

51

*49%

51

*101%

preferred

3% Mar

171%

*49%

110

53

-100

Glass Works common

3%%

3

105

pref 5% series
50
Corp
1
Exchange Bank & Tr Co—20

Corning

30

100% July 11
62

Convertible

45% Nov 27

18

28% Jan
100

Oct

Shares

26%

55 %

26%

common—5

14

Corp

Cooper-Bessemer

26

14% Jun

Monday, January 15, 1951

26%
26%

55"% Ma' 13

Jan

Steel

HIGH

Tuesday

Jan. 8

t per share

.

Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5

27% Nov 24

53% July 25

Continental

AND

Monday

Jan. 6

Par

.

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

$ per share

$ per share

share
Jan

15%

Jun

YORK

STOCKS

Range for Previous

.

—

pfd_;

100 '

11%
24%
*129

132%

32%

9

8%

8%

103%

104%

103%

54

54%

54%

57

*54%

11%

11%

12%

11%

12

24%

24%

25

24%

25

*129

32%

32%

132%
32%

103%'

55

55

11%

11%

11%

11%

92,900

24%

25

24% -25%

6,600

*129

32%

31%

550

104

103%

55

132%

*129

9

9%

103%

8%

104

54

132%

32%

32%

8%

9%
105

*53%

54

*129

No par

104

104%

31

132%

♦129

■?

700

132%

32%

3,200

28%

32%

32

'

6,600

D
9

Jun

15% Mar

87

Jan

96% "Nov

96

14%

13% July 10

11% July
"15

17% May

Jan

31

26% Jan

May

98% Aug

Jan

92%

Dec

22%

*16% Mar
92

Dec

Jan

100%

Dec

15% Jan

12% Nov

Jun

9%

4% May

Jan

19% May 10
17% Feb
31

Dec

17
30

34% Mar 17

1

5%

convertible

preferred—;
(The).
Dayton Power & Light common

Davison Chemical Corp
Preferred

3.75%

series

A

Preferred

3.75%

series

B——100

Preferred

3.90%

series

C

11% Jan

3

6% Jun

27

18% Dec
10

29

Jan

5

Decca

Records

Inc

"

981/2

15%

171/4

*16%

29%
100

15%

28%

29%

28

>98%

15%

28%

28%

*99

101

*99

100

15

15%

15%

101

15%

15%

*16

1,300

17%

*16%

17'%

*16%

17%

16%

16%

32%

' 33%

32%

33

33

34%

32%

34%

32%

33%

33%

34 %

21,100

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

32%

31%

32%

10,800

98%

130

97%

>

*98

99

17

*99

*98

99

100

*99

100

*99

100

*99

100

99%

99%

101

101

101

*101

102

"101%

102%

17%

18%

*100%

101

*100%

18

18

*

98%

99

*97

*99

'

100 5

50c

'

29%

29%
100

15%

15

15%

100

'

100 ;

Dayton Rubber Co

*98%

1

*16%
V

7

102% Mar 21

July 24

*15

l

102% Aug 21
102% Sep
1

5

28%"

29%
106

*98

20

96

July

29%

preferred series A100
Davega Stores Corp common—-2.50

96% May 24
100

7%

3

18% July 13
28 i, July 26

Corp common

3%%

17%

981/4

18%

18

98%

18%

17%

18%

*99

100

10

'101% 102%
18
17%

30

8,900

50c

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

6%

17

Jun

29

Jan

22

Jan

3

41% Dec 30

Deep Rock Oil Corp

1

43%

44%

43%

44%

43%

441/2

42%

43%

43

44

43%

44%

7,200

30%

Jun

43%

Oct

38% Jan

4

59% Dec

20

Deere & Co common

No par

59

59%

59

59%

60

60%

59%

60%

59%

60%

60

61%

11,900

31

Mar

36%

Sep

34% July 13

37

13

36%

35%

35%

36%

35%

36

36

36

26

Jun

40%

Jan

29% Jan

3

45% Dec

19

45

45%

45%

46%

46

46%

45 %

46%

45%

46%

46

47%

9,000

Jun

9%

Jan

7% Jun

27

14% Dec

20

Delaware

Lack &

50

13%

14

13%

13%

13%

14%

13%

14%

13%

14%

14%

15%

19

Jun

22%

Dec

19

Dec

100,400

20

23% Jun 21

Delaware

Power & Light Co—-13.50

20%

19

Jun

30%

Deo

24% Jun

29

58

34% Jun

53%

Dec

42% Jun

27

12%

Dec

14%

Dec

20

Jan

23%

Sep

12
Apr 20
21% July 13

50

Jun

58

Jan

5%

Oct

7%

preferred

Delaware &

*

20

•.

Hudson

100

Western

*35%
-

*35%

•

8%

8%

*35%

•

30,690

36

500

*20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

21 %

20%

21%

20%

21%

9,900

100

55%

55%

55%

55%

55% " 57%

56

58

56%

58%

57%

58

7,200

100

70%

71%

Denver & Rio Grande West RR

4%

9%

Jun

Jan

52% July 12
5% July 12

Dec

72% Dec

Escrow ctfs for

28

29

common

Escrow ctfs for preferred

70%

71

71%

71%

72%

73%

8

16%

16%

16%

16%

161/4

16%

16

16%

16

16%

16

16%

7,300

20

22%

23

22%

23

22 %

23

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

11,700

17% May 26

Derby Oil Co

24

May 19

Detroit

68

Feb

Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100

8

2

May 16

(The)

Edison

Detroit-Michigan Stove Co

1

15

Jun

24% Mar

21% Mar 13

32% Nov 17

Jun

13%

12% Jun

27% Nov 22

Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilblss Co_

1

11%
16%

Jun

22% Nov

18% July 13

16% Dec

Devoe

31%

Sep

40

35% Mar

8

49

Dec

7

18

37

Dec

21

*62

Nov
Jan

29

34% Dec

9%

Jun

13%

Dec

11% Mar 31

6%

Jun

9%

Nov

6% July 13

12%

Jun

18%

Deo

17

July 13

29

16% Dec 27
9% Jan

&

Diamond

$1.50

Match
cum

Diana

29% Nov 24

Lowest

Highest

share

9%

Feb

17

Feb

38% Nov

35

45%

Jun

53%

48% Jun

10

14% Mar

Jun

July

12%

Nov

38%
18%

Jan

Highest

1

share

24%

25

Jan

5 per

12% Jan

NEW

11

Divco

47% Oct

18

Dixie Cup
Class A

57

May 24

13

10
July 17
25% July 12

Jan

9

Dec

36% Jan

4

Feb

72%

Sep
Oct

11% July 25
69% Jan 13

97

Dec

28

Douglas

43

Apr

>57%

Dec

54% Jan

13

83 % Dec

19

Dow

25/64 Dec

16

5S Dec

19

101%

Apr

108%

Sep

107

Sep

27

111% Jun

15

101

Apr

123%

Dec

119% Jan

13

181

19

24% May
86% Jan

Sep
11% Mar

8"%

Jun

Oct

18

14%

78

16% July 17

20%

Dec

43 %

Oct

81

Mar

7

July 12
11% Mar 27

Nov

60% Jan

124%

Oct

122% Jan

9

Jan

102% Aug

101% Jan

51

51% Dec

9%

63%

Feb

97%

12

9% Dec

11

Jun

Jun

15%

Jun

-12%

Jun

13

.

7% July
7% Jun
38%

Jun

Jan

20% Mar

17% Jan

Dec

6

14 Y$

Jun

Apr

88

Jan

10%

Feb

94%

Oct

21% Oct 18

6

88% Dec
x22

13

27
13

10

Jan

48% Nov

40

July 17

Oct

171

Dec

6

Jan

29

Jan

13

Dec
Dec

Dec

95
8

Dec

33%

Apr

45%

Dec

12%

Feb

17%

Dec

32% Mar

36%

Oct

2%

Jan

1%

Jun

34%
10%

Jun

13% Mar

17%

Jun

28% Nov

48

Jun

75

Jan

23% Aug
8% Jun

14% July 12
88% Aug 25
xl2% July 12

May

8%

42%

Jan

Nov

51%
29

Oct

May

14%

Deo

Sep

14

Jun

5

Jan

18% Nov

Jun

35%

Jan

105

Dec

Deo

9% Jun

7

Dec

14%

Jan

28%

28%

3%%

8

3

Dec

28

28% Feb 23

48

Aug 25
21% Aug
3

52% Apr 26
28% Jan
6

13% Feb

22% Aug 29
20% Jun
1

15
15

15% Dec 13
28% Nov 29
100

Dec

20
8

6

July 12

104% Nov 15

24% Jun

5

11%

Deo

8% July 13

5%

Apr

Jun

27

2% Nov

6

14% Dec
44

1

Mar 21

4y8Jan

10

109%

*180

184

14

83

77%

29/64

103

15%

99%

16%

78%

A

108%

108%

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109

180

*180

183

*176

ia

32

103

80%
A

It

14

21%

92%

91

92

'21%

20

20

14%

15%

Steel
Co

124

xl05

105

53

53

53

23%

24%

19%

19%

124%
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19%

19%

19%

Corp—

5

common——-10

900

13,300

80%

26,000

i7c 29/64

1,055,100

80

80%
29/64

21%

22%

21%

22

*108%

109%

*180

183

92%

14%

92%

*19

20

15%

19%

*91

19%

*91

15

15%

21%

300

22%

91

91

*19

40,700

20

15

.140
200

15%

21,400

>

17%

17%

17%

17%

46

46%

46%

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11

•

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85

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124

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105%

53

52%

52%

11%

10%

11

10%

23%

85

24%

24%

19%

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20

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48

47%

83%

124%
105%

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19%

84%
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105

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85%

84%

84

40,200

124%

123%

124

105%

105%

105%

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11%

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11

23%

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600

53

53

90
:

2,900

24%

23%

24

24%

7,100

19

19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

27,000

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19%

19%

19%

19%

20%

1,700

17%

18%

16%

17%

17

177/a

17%

17%

13,200

48

.

48"%

47%

48%

47%

48

47%

48%

21,900

487/a

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48%

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48

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47 %

common

*178

2

37

37%

37%

37%

37%

38%

37

38%

37%

38

37%

37%

7,800

1

17%

17%

17

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

16%

17%

3,300

—100
2.50

common

—100

*93

15%
*98

182

12%

45%
19%

46

*37%

39

No par

Elgin National Watch Co

15

common

10

preferred

*98

12%

2

Electric Storage Battery

15%

15%

5

(The)

*93

95
101

1

common

*178

2

20

15%

15%
*98

95

157/a
101

181

181

*93

182

94%

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15%

15%
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101

*98

13

12%

13

12%

12%

xll%

46

46

47%

46

47%

20

21%

21%

22%

20%

21%

40%

39%

39%

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2

15%

24%

*93

95
101

182

45%

'*

43%

15%

182

12%

2

43%

*178

48

100
-

preferred

convertible

83%

83%

*123%

105%

20

19V8
*19%

*46

Electric Auto-Lite

83

83%

124%

24

Elastic Stop Nut Co

5%

16%

99%

82%

21%

23%

1

10*

issued"

Co

124%
*105

10

preferred

5%%

15%

101%

80%

21%

11s

25%

*39

40%
2%

42%
15%.

15%

24%

2

43
25%

2

42%

43%

15%

16

25%

26%

2

2%

42%
15%

42%
16

24%

25%

182

94%

157/a
101

*181

182

*93

15%

6,900

101

12%

*12%

12%

3,000

45%

47%

47%

48%

31,000

21

21%

20%

21%

33,100

*38%
2

42%

39%

*39

39%

100

2%

2%

2%

25,700

43%

43%

43%

2,200

15%

16 %

25%

26%

16%
25

16%

3,200

25%

%

13,400

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70

*62

70

*65

75

*62

72

*62

75

*62

75

50

preference

50

94%

15%
*98

50

*50

51

*50

*50

51

->50

51

*50

51

51

50

50

Natural Gas

3

24%

24%

24%

25%

25%

26%

25%

26

25%

26

25%

26%

Emerson Electric Mfg Co—:

21%

21%

21%

21%

13,800

4

21%

22

21%

21%

n%

21%

21

21%

11,100

El

Paso

Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co_—

5
10

Endicott Johnson Corp common—25 4% preferred
100 1

Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR

common—

Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O

Corp
Exchange Buffet corp.

15%

17%

49,300

17%

14
17%

13%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17 %

17%

2,900

30%

30%

32%

32%

33

32%

32%

32

32%

32%

32%

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102

*101 %

*101

14

102

' '

13%

102

102

20%

21%

20%

21%

:

—1

6%

6%

6%

6%

No par

Eureka Williams Corp
Evans Products Co

13%

5
—:

:

fl.

19%

19%

69%

69%

60%

60%

19%

19%

70

70

*60%

21

6%

'.

20

69%

62%

*60%

6%

7%

7

7%

7%

15%

15 A

15

15%

15%

14%

21%
6%

20%
70%
62

7%

21

103

.

100

21%

21%

21%

13,700

6%

6%

6%

6%

21,100

20%

20%

85,700

69%

69%

6%
19%

20%

19%

20%

69%

69%

69

69

62

60%

60%

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7

6%

7%

7%

7%

14,700

15%

15%

15%

8,300

19,800

6%

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7

13%

12%

13%

43%

43

43 %

4%

4

13%

13%

43%

43%
4

4

'

62

12%

13%
43%

8,500

103%

43%

13%

42%

4

21%

102

14%

13
13%
42% ' 44%

13

43%

4

21

101%

14%

15%

12%

4

102

14

15%

43

4

14%

15

1

37/a

13%

16

3'

2.50-

"20

30%

8.50

5% preferred series A_ —100 "
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
50-

6% May 5
15% Dec 28

*108%

184

10%

May 25

4% July 13
8% Feb 14

109%

20%

10%

Dec

Jan

109%

10%

68

28

13

Q

66

10 Vt

22.

5

29/64

*52%

9

6%

33

20% Mar 17
33% Jan

13

pfd—50

preferred
Manufacturing Co

Elliott

40,000

16%

99%
'

'

10,400

s

8

Ekco Products Co

23—,

16%
102%

*52

Shares

(EI)) & Co—

27

51% Jun

Dec

Jan

Feb

15%
101%

16

16 '/a

14%

Equitable Office Bldg

13

.60

75

9,500

99%

13%

7% May 15
19% Dec 28

10% Jan

Jan




15

2

19% July 13
52% July 17

Jan

page

4

32%

81%

*20%

Edison Bros Stores Inc

18

32

96

*92

19% Jan

Oct

31%

80%

21%

Eaton

3% Apr
44% Oct

4,200

96

92%

Convertible preferred
No par
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares-

1% Jan

35% Apr 19
10% Jun 26

13%

81%

*20%

Apr 19
39% Oct 25

4%%

13%

96

*92

Eastern Corp

4%%

13%

80%

I

—

Eagle-Plcher Co

2

40

12%

31%

preferred—100

Duquesne Light Co 3.75%
DWG Cigar Corp.

26

52 %

30%

No par

Mar 10

52%

32%

.—No par

May

53%

32%

series

98

45%

53%

32%

series

15% Dec

44%

*52

32%

$3.50

102

45%

53%

33

$4.50

7

45%

*52

53%

32%

Common

"When

13%

Thursday

12%

Preferred

6%

%

45

12%

Preferred

190

15

45

12%

No par

Eastman Kodak

15%

12%

106

18

15%

12%

127% Apr 22
52% Nov 30
11% Jan 10

15

45%

21%

Duplan Corp

1

15
45

13

Dunhill International

12

15

45%

109%

18

Jun

Sales for
the Week

45%

185

convertible

Friday
Jan. 12
S per share

45 %

*182

23,900

Jan. 11

14%

15%

28%

I per share

14%

15%

27%

Jan.10

Wednesday

12%

15%

11,300

PRICES

12%

15

9%

$ per share

14%
*52

9%

27%

27

28%

3,000
4.300

9%

Jan. 9

Tuesday

14%
53%

27%
SALE

12%

41

32% Jun 30

*52

28%
HIGH

9

$ per share

Jan. 8

t per share

21

14

85% Jun

28%

Monday

f per share

14%

Electric Boat

6%

see

28%

9

61%

For footnotes

28%

49% Oct

13

68

Jun

17

9%

21% July 26

Jan

July
3% Feb

3

36%

16%

17%

9%

16

55

6% Jun

36 Vb

17

9%

36

16%

9%

38% July 26

48% Jun

Jun

36%

16%

9%

35%

16%

9%

19

18% Dec

4% Jun

35%

16%

35%

16%

9%

13% Dec

12% Dec

14%
x29%
100%

36%

16%

35%

16%

*108%

Eastern Stainless

Jun

Jan

51

*35%

35%

*182

Jun

4,900

x48

9%

No par

14% Dec

47%

49%

45%

;

1,300

47%

49%

No par

18% Apr 19
52% Nov 27

Deo

Jun

Jun

48

3,700

49%

Saturday

Eastern Airlines Inc

14%

47%

24%

49%

No par

20% Dec 27
21% Nov 25

96

49%

1,300

24 Vb

49%

common—!_50c

Dresser Industries

24% Dec

101

24%

16%

No par

15% Mar 30

19

24

5

common

13% Jun 30

32%

24%

No par

Aircraft

Chemical Co

13

202

24

6,400

17

24

—

__

Jan

21%

31%

*16%

23%

Jan. 6

Rights
$4 preferred series A
$3.25 2nd preferred

—

164

31%

16%

24

1

16% Mar
13%

31%

16%

23%

No par
No par

16%

>■

31%

16%

*35

STOCK

common

Du Pont de Nem

119

6%

31%

16%

LOW AND

Dr. Pepper Co
Doehler-Jarvis Corp.
Dome Mines Ltd

48%

16%

6%

31%

16%

2

Corp

7

31%

16%

2

Par

15% Jan

6%

7

11,600

65

31%

7

7/8

*62

65

24 '

EXCHANGE

4

29

YORK

6

*62

65

*49%

25

$ per share

July 26

6%

6%

*62

73%

73%

16%

50c

Corp

Distill Corp-Seagrams Ltd

Range for Year 1950

$ per

No par

common

65

72%

31

31

Xl6%

16%

*62

STOCKS

Year 1949

Lowest

23%

preferred

Stores

Range for Previous

t per share

2

1

65

x6%

7

31

*16%

Diamond T Motor Car Co

5

7
31

5

Raynolds class A

*62

65

73

4%

*4

-4

1,400
140

5,900
-l',600

Number 4977

Volume 173

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(211)

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Highest

$ per share

$ per share

$ per share

YORK

YORK

Saturday
Par

Jun

Jan

37'A Mar 10

48% Oct 18

Fairbanks Morse & Co

Feb

25%

Oct

Oct

23%

Dec

22% July
12% Dec

26

19»A

12%

Aug

15Vs

Oct

3
5

2

26% Dec

28

15%

Dec

Jun

38%

Jan

35% Mar 11

53

14%

Jun

18%

Nov

Jun

6%

Jan

16% July 3
4'A Feb 14

25% Oct 23

3%
24%

Feb

Dec

33% July 17

10%

Jun

104

Nov

12'%

53

Dec

81%

Dec

56

July
May

Jan

17%

63% July
43

105

Sep

20%
'

Dec

107% Mar

Jan

69

Dec

17%

11 Ve July

Jan

21%

Jun

31V2

98%

Jan

104%

Jan
Dec

103

Jan

3

10
July 24
16% July 13
52
July 13
52% Jan 13

105

Feb

15

65

July 17
10% July 13
22% July 26
103
Oct 13

18% May

28

Jan

19

July 17

13Vs

18%

Dec

16

July 13

13

Jan

25%

24% '

15%

15%

15%

l

13%

14

13%

Nov 25

1

Dec

Federal Mining & Smelting

26%

27%

2

55

23%

Federal-Mogul Corp

28

Federal

28

Federated Dept Stores common.
4%% preferred
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co.

May 25

Jan

12

Oct
Feb

19

86% Dec

29

108

Motor

Truck

No par

..

89
Nov 14
14% Jan 20
33% May 1

Rubber

(The)

$4

Carpet

13%

13%

13%

27

27%

26%

27%

55%

55%

55%

56%

24

24

24

24%

50%

49%

50%

*105
*14

106

105

51%
25

15%

15%

13%

13%

13%

13%

27%

26%

26%

26%

27

57

57%

57 %

57%

57%

57%

24%

24%

24%

25

25

24 %

24%

8%

7%

8%

7%

7%

7%

8

7,000

50 Ve

51%

49%

50%

49%

51

10,800

26

57%

52

50%

105%

*105

14

14%

18'A

18%

76%

74

74%

73%

81%

82%

82%

106

106%

106%

77%

78

78%

80

12

12

12%

13

common__No par

25%

No par

*105

25%

25%

105 %

No par

24%

7%

17%

17%

21%

22

Corp_J__.

5,800

18%

18%

6,600

72

72

'72

72%

1,200

83%

86

90%

8,709

106

106

12%

10o%

106

79%

79%

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105

13'A

12%

79%
13%

105

87 %

180

10G

106

79%

79%

900

13%

13%

8,200

25%

20,900

26%

25%

26%

105%

105%

105 %

25 'A

24%

25

25

25

24%

25

1,900

18

17%

17%

17%

17%

17 %

17%

8,800

21%

22

21%

22

26'/a

105%

247/a

70

15

19%

14%

25'A
17%

26%

*105

25

105

84%

12%

1,900

19

72

79

2,100

14%

83%

*12'A

4,000

14%

18%

*77

3,900
18,300

18%

73%

No par

106

4,600

14%

105

105%,

14%

18%

83%

18%

-

73

*105

14%

14%

*106

1061/2

24%

14

81%

81'A

10,100

51 %
25

18'A

*74

Shares

15%

8

105

share

25%

14%

18'A

Sales tor
the Week

S per

51%

51
xl5%

No par

_

Co

preferred
Power

14

5

com

Florence Stove Co
Florida

15%

50

1

I per snare

51%
24%

15%

100

Flintkote Co (The)

Aug 10

27"% Feb
2
20% Mar 17
22% Mar 23

24%

15%

100

preferred.;

First National Stores
Firth

49%

24%

5

10

&

49%

15%

8%

11

Jan.

24%

.

Friday
Jan. TJ

Thursday

Jan.10

I per share

48%

7%

25

4%%

48%

8%

Firestone Tire

9

47%

8

Ferro Enamel Corp.,
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y

8

May

108

Co

48

PRICES
Wednes lay

t per share

24%

15%

Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp...,

11% Mar

95% Mar

47%

5

17% Jun

32

I per share

*24%

Falstaff Brewing Corp

SALE

Jan. 9

l

Fajardo Sugar Co

13
July 26
15% Jan
3

t per share

HIGH

Tuesday

20

8
7

49%
106%
13%
23va
83%

Jan. 8

No par

Apr
22% Jan

8% Dec

Monday

Jan. 0

S per share

19

36

RECORD
LOW AND

STOCK

EXCHANGE

34

41%

STOCK

STOCKS

Range for Year 1950

Year 1949

15

*105

247/a

26%

25%
*105

105%

26%

*105

105%

10

21%

21%

22

21%

15%

Oct

15% Sep 28

16%

16%

*16Va

16%

16%

16%

16

16

16%

17

Jan

16%

16%

24%

Apr
11% Jan

5

Sep

3

20% Oct 23

& Light Co
No par
Florsheim Shoe Class A__-___.No par
Follansbee Steel Corp
10

17%
21%

.17%

May

9Va
8"%

20%

20%

20 '/a

15%

20%

19%

20%

13,300

Dec

14% Jan

20'A

19%

14%

20%

21

Feb

20Va

3

23% Sep

22

Food Fair Stores Inc.:

22%

22%

22'A

22%

22%

22 %

22%

21%

21%

6,400

37

18

Food

22%
34%

221/4

29%

23 Va

26'/a

17,000

—

—

12

20%

17'/sJulyl3

__

Apr

Jan

24% Mar 30

78

May

92% Nov

89

July

96%

Oct

19%

Feb

33%

Dec

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

8%

Nov
Jun

12% Aug
lO'/s May

Feb

60

Nov

56

Jan

17%

Dec

13% Dec

8
*38

11%

9% Jan

3

8% July 12

July 14

16%

Jun

23%

Dec

20

Feb

67

Sep

78%

Feb

75

Mar

4%

Jun

7 V.

Apr

4%

Jun

4

16

Nov

Florida Power

98% Dec
7
101
Dec
8
46% Dec 27
21% Dec

convertible

3%%

Corp___iu

preferred

12% Oct
5
81
Nov 25

34%

34%

100

*94'A

..loo

preferred

*100%

101%

lo

44%

44%

par

21%

Foster-Wheeler Corp common
Francisco Sugar Co
No
Franklin Stores Corp

18

19% Feb

1

Machinery & Chem

3%%

22

96

97

Vs

98 Va

97%

98'%

96 %

96%

101'A

101%

101%

X101%

101 %

45%

42%

45%

43%

45

44%

45

9,300

22%

21%

21%

21%

22

21%

21%

3,700

44%

22'

32% Nov 20

35%

45

21%

21%

21%

/

98

'

1

11%

*79%

80

*14%

15%

*14%

15%

29%

29%

28%

29%

29%

*86%

87%

86

86%

85

7

87% Dec

29

4%

5% Jan

3

10 Va Oct

25

Gabriel
Gair

_

preferred

100

34%

'

96

590

96%

101%

110

101%

11%

11%

11%

12'%

3,600

79%

80%

80%

82%

3,500

14%

14%

14%

1,300

29%

28%

'29%

28%

29%

8,300

85%

*85%

1

86%

ns/8

11%

11%

11%

11%

80

79%

80%

79%

80'

15

14%

14%

29%

28%

85%

85

'14%

35%

34%

*14%

n%
79%

11%

35%

35
4

101%

44

35%

1,300

*100%

35%

95'A
101%

Sulphur Co..
lo
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co Inc.l
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1

Freeport

3

12,000

"

86

86

'

330

G
14%
6

7%

Oct

7'A Jun

29

13

Dec

30

18%

Jun

Dec

16% Jun

30

19

Dec

29

9% Nov

2

Oct

9%

Jan

3iy2

®ct

41%

Jan

13

Feb

17%

Dec

6 %

32

Apr

6

July 25

Co

6%

Inc

5%

Apr

17'/a July 12

20 Va Apr 25
21% Nov 22

Gamewell

19

Jun

16%

Dec

15% Jan

23% Dec

18

Garrett

3%

Jun

6%

Feb

Dec

29

Gar Wood

21 %

Jun

32%

Feb

33% Dec

29

15"%

Jun

13%

Jan

103%

Jan

41%

Sep

23%

Dec
Jun

48% Nov

99

July
97/a Jun

152

Jan

19%
107

July 13

17'% Jun

29

17% July 13
101% Dec

4

Dec
Jan

146

Jan

11

163%

3% July 13
21

45
July 3
101% July I3
9% July 13

106

Oct

3

July 13

9%

Feb

15

Dec

6

Jun

10

Jan

6% Mar 29

Apr

79%

Jan

24%

Jun

31

Jan

63% Mar 31
25
Jun 29

17

Jun

20

65%

Apr
139% Apr

13% Jan

14

12

July 13

4V2%

Industries Inc

$4.25

12

Jan

31

166

Feb

8

$8

Baking Co

General

Bronze

General

Cable

34

21

Jan

9

4%

General

13

50% Jun

12

3

51% Apr
103% Dec

6
29

13 V2 Apr

21

General

61% Dec

29

Dec

Jun

13%

Jan

44%

Jun

56%

Dec

99'A Apr
6
8% July 12

Jan

128%

Jun

51% Apr
124 Vb Jun

Apr

112

Dec

105% July 28

20
13

129'% Mar

5%

NEW

$ per share

$ per share

15

54% Oct

5

Sep

122'A Jun

15

127% Mar

7

102% Jan

6

106'A Nov

15

July 13

23% Apr

11

Jan

3

x97

Jan

104'A

Dec

13

Feb

19%

Sep

15

22%

Jun

38%

Dec

26

16'A Mar

2%

Jun

11%

Jan

17

Nov

15 Vt

Jun

20'A

Jan

May

120

3%

July 26
12'/a July 12

Dec

124%

Dec

4%

Feb

7'A

Jun

24%

Jan

2% Sep

24

Mar

34

99 Va

July

122

Jan

22%

Jan

31

Nov

18 y2

Dec

U

14'A July 13
17% July 3

Nov

'20%

119% Sep
6

7

July 13

22% Jun
30% May

101% Jun

27

2
30

24% July 27

Jun

27%

Dec

22

Jan

25

99 y2

Apr

102%

Jan

101

Jan

10

15%

Jun

21%

Jan

19% Jan

3

67

July
Sep

77%

5%

Jun

12%

Feb

79%

Jun

91

Jan

12 Va

Jun

17'A Jan
80% Oct

64

73

'

Apr
Mar

77% Jan
68

23

Jan

7

8% Jan

25

24% Dec 27

72% July
21

Dec

17%
48

6%

■

24%

'

54%

103'/a

10%

10%

150

*148

38

21% Dec

17%
74

32%

32

32

33%

33%

32

33'A

32

16%

17%

17.

17'A

16%

17 Va

16%

32%
16%

46%

* 104 Vs

104%

10

i,10'A

1
No par

62'A,.. 62'A
*125

126'A

100

*120

130

112%

115

50%
50%
46%
47%;,
V* 103'A 104%

10%
62'%

10
x62%

126'A

*125%

126'%

*125

*125

135

28

39% Dec

18

General

26% Dec

900

17

,

118

117

260

.-

10
63'A

64

*125%. 126%

.*120

128%

104%
,

,'

10'A

2,200

64

126%
128%

*125%

*120

50

PRICES

Friday

Sales for

Jan. 1%

the Week

Thursday
Jan. 11

J per share

I per share

48%

48%

49

48'/a

49

48 Va

124%

125

124%

125

124%

124%

*104'A

104%

104%

105

105%

105%

105

105

19

19

36

36%

20

20%

49

105%

105 %

19%

19%

19%

19

19%

*18%

19%

37

38%

38%

40%

39%

40%

39%

40%

20%

20%

20%

21%

20

20%

20%

19%

$ per share

Shares

49 'A

172,800

48 %,

125

125

1,600

*105

105%

500

7*19

19%

w.».2,900

39%

40 %

15,300

20 Va

20%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

3'A

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

25%

25%

25%

25%

26%

25%

26%

25%

26%

26

13,900

17%

25%

13,900

3%

5

26%

*125

100

10c

8'A

No par

34%

1

*38%

Shoe Corp

115

27%
36%

100
com

preferred.

*104%

5

preferred

General Tire & Rubber Co

3,100

V

10'A

..

124%

18%

620

33

14,100
fi 100
5,900

47%

%

*32'A
16%

51-100

Jan. 10

t per share

2,800

34,000

74%

48%

63

Wednesday

Jan. 9

f per share

9%
74

51%

124%

47%

3,200
100

17%
10

17%

35%

130

127

127

8%
34%

34%

39

38%
*114%

38%

115%

36%

36%
107

28%
*104%

35%

36'A

36%

36%
107

*104%

36%

*125

8%

8%

33%

34'A

33%

34%

39

36%

28%

36%
107

38%

38%

38%

38%

116%

116%

*115%

116%:

28%

27%

28
36

*104%

36%
107

.

35%
*104%

37%

35

36%

*96

97

96

96

*96

967/a

*96

92

*90

92

*90

92

*90

35

96%

*90

100

92

3%% preferred
—100
Georgia-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co._l
Gillette Safety Razor new com.
1

18

'24%,

18%

18%

18 Va

18%

24%

24%

94%

94%

'94%

21%

X21%

-22%

94

*90%

24%

24%

130

8%

116%

115

28

27%

130

8%

34%

34

38%

115

*125

3%

8%

8%

8%

27%

130

*125

8%
34%

.

18%

100

.

,

48
*103'%

126

47

General Time Corp common__No par

8

SALE

.

51%

*124%

.5

Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd—No par
General Telephone Corp
___._20

4'A%

HIGH

Tuesday

800
5,400

*101
103%
10%
10%
149'% 150

No par

33% Dec

29

AND

Jan. 8

4,900
21,800

,

48%
104Va

No par

General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories.—

17% Dec

Monday

135

22%

51%

9%

10
65%

<

8,000
15,100
400

.

47%
104'/a

"

104'%

9%

65

,

106
55'/a

10c

22

Aug 22
90% Sep
6

47%:,

10
10%
63%
65/
*125'% 126%

;

1,600
3,700
800
2,500
1,900

50%

51

.1

Corp

20

99

46'A
*104

117

No par

Dec

29

50%

51

116

116

10

No par

8% Dec

34% Dec

116

47'%
104%

*104

18%

9%

No par

____

Gen Railway Signal com
6% preferred

4'A%

50%

17%

10'A

130

125

*120

1 per share

17%

115

47

LOW

19

17

9%

114

Jan. (i

26% Oct

Oct

17%

10'A

Saturday

General Public Utilities Corp...

107

152

73%

50'/2

General Public Service

May 4
30'A May 11
41 % Nov 24

*150

17'A
9%

46%

20

128

10%
150

lO'/a

50%

18% Feb

127

10%

74%

STOCK

Equip

150

*101
103%:
10%
10%

74

No par

Advertising

Precision

103%

74%

16% *16%

Par

Gen

54%

103%

55

4,100

30,500

22%
6%
31%
24%

24»A
22%

74

112%

General Portland Cement Co

26

54'A

103%
11

8%
12%
20
8%
37%
20%
21

105
54%

22

74

No par

Preferred $3.75 series...

4'AMar23

24%

22%

106%

24%
22'/2

106% 106»/2
54%
54%

24%

21%

106'%

150

10%
150

17%

9'A

9%

100

preferred..

'24%

106'A

74

17%

17%

112%

•

24%

*31%

22%

22

106%

150

6%
32

32%

__50

Corp

150

6%
31

74

9%

No par

preferred

YORK

Gen Outdoor

24%

24%

6%
32

32

74

*17%

No par

_

General Motors Corp common
$5

6%

6%

32%

*31

22'A
6%

8%

17%

25%

*94%

35%
107

36%

8%

20

8%

28,700

34%

34

7,700

39

39

bOO

116'A

28

35%

230

23 Va

114%

7,700

107

5,400

3C%

•

96

90

*95
*90

120

9G%

92

92

17%

25%

1,700

35'%

*104%.
33

3,300

130

130

*90

18%

24%

94%

23

35,400

«

18%

18.

12,100

18%

25%

13,400

25%

'25'A-

94%

34%.-

94 Va

94 Va

94 %

300

22 ;

22%

22%

22%

23%

40,100

83 Va

*91%

93 Vs

24%
'

90

Jan

4

13% Apr

19

80

Jan

10

July 17

28'A Aug

16

25%

Dec

55

Dec

22% July 12
52% Aug 16

10%

Jun

July

54%,

*102%

EXCHANGE

127%

11% July

24%

No par

convertible

Lowest

$ per share

Jan

5

5

preferred.

Range for Year 1950
Highest

Highest

43% Dec

123%

6%

STOCKS

Year 194!)

f per share

22%

53%

Co

Instrument

Range for Previous

21

22'A

100

Electric

3%%

20%

20%

23%

*102%

Corp com
$3.50 preferred

18

20

21%

22%

54%

General Foods

3

119% Sep

21V2

21

23

53%

General Mills common

100%

x6%

21

20%

*102% 103»/2
10%
10%

preferred

General

6%
31%

21%

21%

2nd preferred
Cigar Co Inc com

44 Ve

Aug

6%
32'A

8%

22%

106%

par

8%

'38'A

20%

21%

5

41 Va Jan

48%

Jan

21
22%

8'/a
*37%

8%

38

20

'

•

32%

24%

100

Dec

Jan

93%

7%

9

20

21
22%

8'A-

37%

106%

Corp

Dec

42%

39 Va

104

21

8'A
38

21%

conv

21

8%
12Va
19%
8'A
37%

106%

1st preferred

11

19%
8%
38'A

21%

common

Corp com

4%

Dec

12%

19%
8'A..:
*37%
20%
21

106%

No par

10 Va Dec
75

12Va

19%

__100

preferred

24% Nov 22

8%

12%

19%.

com__l

Amer Transportation
preferred series A—No

General

6%
*31

1.66%

Investors

$4.50 preferred

15

Jun

Lowest

1

50

8%
12%

22%

20

22%

com

8%

12%

8%

21

20

*20%

preferred

convertible

General

8%

*37%

__2

General American

8

8'A

38%

No par

Gaylord Container Corp..

105 % Mar

8%

No par

Co

25 Va Dec

13

19

19%

8%
12%

19

*37'/2

(The)

24'% Nov 22
107% July 14
55% Dec 26

8%
12%

19%

5

(The)

Corp

Dec

Jun

34

87

Co

Gardner-Denver

8%
12%

*19

__50

common

preferred

18% Jan
138 Va Jan

129

123%

7

20

12%
*19%

8%
12%

1

common

__

convertible

Jun

,

1

(Robert)

preferred

10%

,15

(The)

Gamble-Skogmo Inc

40'A Nov 10

16% July 24

Co

Dec

100

Jun

7

24% Jan

convertible

$5

21% Sep 22
91% Dec 29

5

No par

...

*91%

22

21

*92

93

22'A
93 Va

*92

20%

20%

19 Va

19

28%

28%

29

29%

*57

58

57

57

*56%

1

9

9

9

*119

124

*119

*19

..2.50

28%

Glidden Co (The) common—No par
4%%

95

100

Gleaner Harvester Corp

11

21%

common

$4.50 preferred

31% May 3
59
Oct 23

*93

preference__No par

Gimbel Brothers

convertible

preferred

21%
29%

93 '/a

20'%

21'A

28'%

*92

29%

20%

21%

29

29%

'

21%

22

29%

30%

10,700
22,700
"

50

58

*56'%

58

8%

9

*56%

58

*56%

58

8%

9

8%

9

109

„

"

5%

Jan

7% Jun

27

12

Feb

106% July 20
13% Mar 24

134

Oct

19

Gold & Stock Telegraph Co

21'/a Dec

30

Goodall-Sanford

2

Goebel Brewing Co

X95%

Jun

14 Va

Jun

19

Sep

62%

Jun

72%

Dec

69% Jan

Aug

xl01% Dec

6

Jan

43% Jan

13

Sep

103% Jan

13

Jun

16% Mar

10% Jun

27

15

Dec

28

Gotham

Jun

41

36

Feb

24

45% Dec

28

Gouid-National

1% Jan

3

3

30

Graham-Paige

7% Jun 29

10

116

Jan

3

128% Nov 25

'

—.....

100

Jun

34

Jun

98%
10
28

104

45%

Jun

106

1 Ve

May

3%

Aug
Jan

5%

Feb

8%

Apr

16 Va

Jan

30%

Dec

29

Jan

4

16%

Jun

28 V2

Jan

24% Jan

4

20% Mar

28'A

Dec

25% July

3

105

July 26
66% Dec 30

108% Jun

Oct

31% Sep 28
103% Nov 27

Apr

11

Jun

16'A

Apr

32

11% July 13

17% Feb

Jan

36%

Oct

31

37

Dec

100

11%

Jun

14%

Sep

12

33 %

Jun

43%

Jan

33

16%

Jan

19%

Oct

133% July
62% Dec

144% Mar
Nov

33% Mar

43 V2

Dec

11%

Jun

14'A Mar

9%

Oct

12

93%

Jan

100

"5
•

67

Feb

July
July

Mar

Dec

2

8

20

Apr 18
37% Feb 28
45% Oct 26

93%

101

Goodrich Co

28

Apr 28

"Wb«n

$5

18

Gt

Gt Northern

3

152

Jan

6

78

5

35% Aug

2

45% Mar

13

4

23'A Dec

28

9% July 17

11% Jan

11

Jan

7

Northern

Great

7%
Green

'-9%

Jun

24% Dec

28

Jun

30

66

Dec

12

59% Jan

25

83

Nov 27

22'A

Dec

18% Jun

30

24% Jan

16%

Jan

For footnotes see

page




22.

13

*106%

14'A

Xl4
47

..1

2%

2%
9 Va

2%

2%

2%

3

9 Vs

9%

10

10%

14'A
47

14%
*46'A

14 Va

48

4,000
1,000

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

52,600

9%

10'A

9%

10 Vs

9%

10'A

32,400

.....10

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34

34%

34

34%

34%

34%

2,600

No par

47%

47%

47 Vs

47%

47'A

47%

47%

47%

47 Va-

48%

48

48%

7,200

5

28'/a

28'/a

28

28'A

27%

28'A

28 Va

28'A

28 Va

28%

29

29 Va

4,100

100

(The)...

*101%

102%

102%

102'/.',

102 Va

103

common

14%

No par

Ore

Ry 6%

1

com

Prop_.No
pfd.
No

Sugar com

*33

102

102

102

14%

14%

14%

34

33'A

33'A

15

*32%

*102

103

440

103

15'A

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

33'A

33'A

34%

34

34

34

34

3,900
550

14%
49%
21%

par

No par
100

14%

14%

15

15

15'A

14%

15'A

14%

15%

15'A

15 %

11,600

49%
21%

49'A

50

50 Vs

50%

49

50'A

49%

50

49'A

50

22,700

21%

22

21%

22

21%

21%

21%

21%

21 Vs

21%

151%

par

151%

152%

152%

*151%

153 Va

151%

151

*151%
*77

152%
85

9,900

154

110

*8C

85

30

42%

42%

42'A

42%

43'A

4.1%

43%

43

22%

22%

23

23

23

23

23'A

23

23

1,400

11%

11%

11%

12

12

12'A

11%

12 Va

11%

12

11%

12

170,600

97

97

L)

Co

RR

Inc

Common

100

3

preferred
Aircraft

100

Corp

new

1

Sugar common
I
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
No par

uuantanamo

Gulf Oil Corp

Gulf States Utilities Co

*97
,

»

98

26%
26%
1 11% •
11%
23%' 23%
*65%
66%

♦97
1

.

98
27%

*80

*152

42'A

3

12% Jan
49

%

M

22%

4%%

Jan

3

41%

Grumman

Dec

1<-

22%

18

Jan

/

41%

2R

71%

700

in

22%

Jan

14

106%

106 %

5,700

41%

(H

29% Dec

54%

/

107'A

106 %

*

-

1

Green

11% July II

Jun

15,100

43%

Greenfield Tap & Die Corp__No par
Greyhound Corp (The) —

1

Jun

500

69%

80

3

66%

101%

67%

43

80

Dec

41

101%

67%

80

Apr

100

43%
101%

79

6% Jan

17

42%

46'A

Bay & Western

95

July

2,200

67 '/a

14%

preferred

20

7~%

129'/a

101%

46

Iron

Western

...

10,700

43'/2
69

14%

preferred

29

■

22%

101%

46

9

124

42 %

66%

14

5

21%
129

101%

69%

45%

P

129%

*122

44

14%

&

22%

102

68%

45%

M S

124

V2

43

14%

$2.25 conv preferred

Oct

128%

45%

Grayson-Robinson Stores

22

130'A

21'A

14%

Steel

50% Dec

21%

45%

(W T) Co

3%%

107 Va

128%

*121

124

20%

5,900

.

*101%

69

*106

*122

14%

Co

City

*106

101%

67

131%

131

44

43%

101%

21%

*45%

Grand Union

3

Aug 30

No par

67%
107%

124

21

130%

130

43%

102

Vs

Inc^_—.4

,_...._.No par

Granite

Grant

66%

21

"

Va

Motors...

Granby Consol

17

Dec

43%
* 101 %

130%

*120

124

20%

21'/a

9'A

Batteries

Hosiery

29

65

130

....

preferred..

Jan

7

(B F) common._No par

issued"

Jun

Mar

20%

10

$5 preferred
No par
Goodyear Tire & Rub com_..No par

18% Apr
137% Jan

16

Inc.

8%

9'A

85

*80

80

97

97%

97

97%

97%

98'A

26%

27%

26%

27'A

26%

27

11'A

11

11

22%

23%

27% ,27% ,
11 Va .11%'
23Va-' 24 f.t

21%

23%

22%, 23%

66

66

66

66%

65%

66%

66

66'A

26 Va

11%. 11%

Va

11

.

11%

10%

23%

3,400

130

43,6)0

Va

7,300

•23%

38,700

1,400

66

66'A

25

82'A

82%

82

82%

82'A

83%

81%

82%

81%

83%

83 Va

84

21,400

No par

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

22%

21%

22%

22

22'A

22

22%

21,600

;

16

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(212)

NEW

f per share '

NEW

Range for Year 1950
Lowest
Highest

Highest

Lowest

STOCK

YORK

Friday

Jan. 10

Jan. 11

$ per share

< per share

Sales for

Jan. 12

the Week

Thursday

Wednesday

Jan.»

$ per share

$ per share

Jan. 8

f per share

Par

1951

Monday, January 15,

PRICES

SALE

Tuesday

Monday

Jan.«

S per share

Sper share

$ per share

Saturday

HIGH

AND

LOW

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

.

RECORD

STOCKS

Bange for Previous
Year 1940

..

Shares

share

$ per

H
31

Jan

39%

Dec

30% Dec

16 %

Jun

24%

Dec

Hackensack

8

14
24

Halliburton Oil

Nov

25

Water

46% Feb
35

22 ye Apr

12

Jan

14%

Dec

Sep

29

Hall

11%

Jun

13%

Dec

11% Jun

15

14% Dec

29

Hamilton Watch Co com—__No par

81

Jan

66% July 13

80% Feb

8

72% July

104%
18%

23%

Nov

142

149

May

20%

Jan

4%

25%

Jan

61
>

108%

Apr

(W

4%

Printing Co

F)

104

Apr

11

108% Oct

19

Hanna

Jan

20

Jan

3

31% Dec

30

Harbison-Walk

Feb

141

6

6%

27% Jan

12

Hart

3

7% Feb

5

81% Nov

1

9

Hayes

5

10

,

Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp

3

8% Jan

7

19%

Feb

25

Dec

20 Va July 18

25% Dec

28

Jan

25%

Dec

25

33% Oct

23

Hecht

5%

Jun

84

9%

Jan

30

95%

Jan

23%

Jan

34%

Dec

105

Jan

32%
42%

July

July 17

93% Feb

Dec

37%

Jan

98%

Jan

3

31 Va Dec
103

Oct

98 % Apr

Dec

25

Dec

Dec

39

3%%

5

41

Jan

Oct

Heinz

9

107

8

Mar 20

26

20

44

7%

!

3

Hercules

Motors

1

Hercules

Powder

17% Aug

14

Jun

53

49

July 27

Feb

131

Sep

26% Mar

45

Dec

34

July 25

48

Jun

1"

Dec

52 % Aug 23

56

Feb

8

29

122 % Aug

preferred

69% Dec

Jan
Jun

52

common

20% Mar

13%

122%

W)

non-cura

6%

*93%

95%

;

*35%

*105%
*26

2,600

*76%

78%

*76%

78%

763/4

763/4

11%

11%

11%

113/4

11%

11%

5,600

8%

8 Va

8'/a

65,300

6%

76%
11%

1

7%

7%

26%

27 Va

26%

27

267a

32%

32%

32%

33%

34

*94%

95%

943/4

943i

943/4

94%

36

35%

35%

36

36

*105%

106%

*94%

95

36

36

36%

*105%

106%

106%

*105 Va

106%

26%

26

39

39

39

39

19%

19%

19%

19%

197a

4,600

68%

67 3/a

68%

67%

68 3/a

6,300

125%

125%

*

19%

19 Va

19%

19%

19%

19 %

70

68%

70

69

70

68 %

127

*125%

127

126

126

*125%

127

39%

40%

*39%

40

39%

40

53%

53 Va

53 Va

53 Vs

53%

21%

21%

21%

22

21%

22 Va

21%

21%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

19

18%

19%

Hewitt-Robins

.

39%

80

68% July 24

Sep

11% Mar

Dec

14% Jan

Dec

Jan

15%

Sep

12

Jun

29%

Dec

20% Dec

15%

Oct

Jun

22%

Jan

28%

Sep

34%

Jan

50%

Nov

31

Apr

34%

Dec

32% Jan

5

Hinde

&

9

Hires

Co

Jun

8

Holland

17% Sep

5

24% Mar

6

Hollander

18

16% Apr

18

20 V8 Aug

25% Jun

•

Dauch

19% Sep

July 12

12

.29% Mar

21%

21 Va

183/4

19%

19%

11

Homestake

24

Hooker

20%

Mining

<27%

36%

36%
42%

43%

11%

78%

20%

18%

20%

27%

27%

3,300

19,300
:

40
1

19%7

19%:

25,800

15%

"'15

147a

"•

19%
"

3,300

13%

13%;: 13%

4,000

23%*'"23%

-"5,300

123/4
20

19%

20%

28

,

14%

?0

>

23%

12%

/

237a

39

37

39%

217a

2178

23

277a

38%

*

197b

13%
,

-•

14 s/4

<

12%

20%

39 Va

43%

12%

27%

27%

13%
23

12%

,

20% <20%..

27%

36 Va

•

20%

27%

10
—30
12.50

13,

13%

237/a

800"

19%

78%

78%'

19%

19%

19%

13%

23%

•23%'

12%

7

78%

-

2,800

533%

533/4

*77

14% \ 15 Va

15 Va

19%
'■>

13

13

7-2274

12%

*12

14%

19%

19%

13

22%

*77

78%

*77

14%

14%

19%

13

22%

5

conv

47% Jan

19%
>

—5

& Sons

(A)

47% Nov

July 25

—1
;

•'<

78%

'/ * 771'

14%"

14%

—10

E)—;

Co

Sugar Corp common
preferred.

Holly
5%

7

Co

Paper

(Charles

Furnace

•

•<

78%

*77

—5

Hotels Corp

Hilton

16% May

15

10% Apr

27

31

4

12%

6

14 % Sep

6

20

Jan

»

190

40

39%
*523/4

*523/4

'

Inc—.-—.—,—,—5

125

125

40

130

39

*38

39

*38

*53 Va

Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100

3,600

26

39%

26

26 3/8

%

26%
39

53%

18

106%

26%

-70

1,200

39

%

39%

19% Dec

2b

Zb%

26%

*105%

1,400
•

26 Va

39

*53%

22% Feb

27

5,000

34

Va

40

27%

32%

19 %
;

x7%

8

27

*125%

15% July 14

16%

■

36

•

5,300

6%

100

5%

10% Jun

Jun

.36

.

2978

*6 3/a

??

95%

*105%

28%

6%

70

No par

Jan

8%

26

*38

"

common—No par

Jan

15%

36

297a

6%

26%

*93%

106%

29%

6%

7%

7%

31%

10

29%

6%

27

31%

60

4,900

154

*151

151

151

154

31%'

307a

31

360

107

6 %

76%

26%
'

30%

31%

74%

*74
*106

28%

*11%

:

11%

106

29%

29

77

7%

7%

31%

21%

12%

76%

*150%

154

*150%

6%

6Ve

.

/;■■■ 11 Va

26%

53%

8% May
11% Jun

6V4

30%

31%

75
106

73%

,

14%

14%

14%

14%
75

107

*106

107

31%

-

74%

77

*106

29

11

7%

21%
84%

1,200

14%

14%

*75

154

79

25%

*13% Aug
14% Jun
Dec

14%

14%

14%
76%

28%

*77

31%

Nov

77

4,400

*150%

154

29%

25

preferred

6,800

16

Hershey Chocolate cofnmon__No par
4% 7* preferred series A——50

127% Mar 13

2

32%

15%

31

.—-100
—JO
25

Co common...

31

317a

16 Va

107

*10%

-100

preferred

(G

Helme

Mar 10

40

Dec

J)

(H

31

32

16

30%

31%

5

preferred

31%

31%

16%

1

107

-15

common—:

3.65%

33% Mar 16

July 14

Co

31%

32

16 Va

14%

29

;—1
—2

Hazel-Atlas Glass Co

20%

31%

31%

16%

76%
*105%

*150%

Hat Corp of America common
1
4% %
preferred
-100

11% Oct

31%

32%

16 Ve

14%

31%

10

8% July 13

Dec

<

75%

*105%

-100
Marx

15%

16

14%

;

com__No par

preferred
8chaffner &

32%

75%

pfd__No par

Refrac

5% Jan

Oct

10%

149% Dec

30

Co $4.25

A)

1,000

31%

32%

*31

31%

*30%

32%

15%
'

100

64 Va Jan

7% Nov

68%

Jun

Jun

22% Nov 28

Dec

<M

5

preferred

conv

Nov

Jan

6%

18

31%

32%
■

32%
16

31

Well Cementing___5

20
13% July 25

28

28

28

-

.2,800,

.

% 1,000

387a

38%

38%

377a

900

12%

*12

34,000

*

*24

84%

Sep

101%

Dec

9%

Jun

13%

Nov

30 v

Feb

35%

28%

Jan
Jan

8

107

10% July 13
29% July 27

Dec

86%

14

Jan

9

34

101

Dec

Jan

10

10
18

3

107 % Dec

22

4%

29%

Feb

13

56% Jun

19

Houston

38% Jan

48% May
44% Oct

32

62% Dec

11

Houston

July

12%

Jun

16

Oct

15

Mar 22

24% Oct

19

31%

Jun

46%

Jan

33

July 25.

58% Dec

29

4%. Jun

11%

Dec

Jun

17%

Dec

Jun

47% Jan
14% Oct
11% Jan

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

8%

33%
9
t

Feb

8%

Nov

1% May
10% Jun

2%
18%

Dec

Howe

Nov

24

30

17% Oct

7

12

18% Dec

20

of

4% Apr

22

July 17

25% Apr

13

5%

Highest-

,

$ per share

31% Jun

Range for Year 1950
Lowest
Highest

$ per share

36% Dec

32% July 25
34 % Jan

25

99

Dec

34

25

60

Dec

20

Jun

34% Deo

Jan

377a Nov

Jan

21%
4

4

18%

19

55

Jun

27

523/a Jun

Dec

Jan

Dec

29

Ingersoll-Rand

common—:—No par

*81%

-63

Jun

29

83

Dec

15

175

Jan

26

Apr
563/4 Dec

30

Inland

127a Mar 30

20 VB Nov

22

Inspiration

11% Dec

20

Insuranshares

257a Oct

17

Interchemical

Dec

187a

Dec

167a Jan

16

Dec

92

Dec

14

1

Jun

2'/e

Jan

1% Jan

25

137a

Jan

12% Jan

13

9 % Aug

8

9%

Jun

*14578

Jan

223/4

Jun

29 3/a

Deo

164%

Jan

180%

Dec
Dec

100

27

Oct

Dec

143

—100

Steel Co__—

Cons

Ctfs

-20

4%%

Corp

Inc

29

Intercontinental

Interlake

Rubber.

Int'l

Business

327a Oct 23

Int'l

No par

1

Harvester

No par
No par

22

181

133/4 Apr
1

6

277b Dec

30

95% Nov

Aug 18
3% Dec
8

25 Va Mar 31

Jan 16

Machines

Dec
Jan

4%
43
60

Jun

41

Jan

38%
•

7%
71'

17

9% May
'•

Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys

367a Dec

8
18

Int

Minerals

4%

Chemical

&

100

Mining. Corp_—l

Int'l Nickel of

Jun

3074 Aug
7% Jun
14

July

.18%

7

International

Packers

593/4 Sep

International

Paper common

Sep

18
1

9% Dec

22

Feb

52

46 3/a

Oct

Oct

70

July 25

19

Preferred

!

18

International

28

International

61% Oct

7

32% Aug 30
3
9% Jan

36% May

Apr

International

Telep & Teleg—No

20

Dec

17

227s Jun

19

International

Utilities

30,

Dec

22

Interstate

45

Apr

14

Aug

20% Jan

Nor

28

32

Feb

135

16

4

July 12
8

1774 July 26
277a Jan
5

Jan

148

July 11

*

1

Apr 21

27,% Sep 22
22

International Silver common—-_25

73/a

Dec

11%

Jun

18 3/a

Jan

Jan

94

Deo

Jan

95%

59%

Oct

Jan

105 3/8

Dec

5% July 18
14% Jan
x91

Oct

5
6

54% July 19
103

Jun

26

preferred

7%

25

900

17%

5o,600

21%

22 Va

21V8

217a

20%

21

21

21 Va

5,600

4%

38,000

19%

2,300

4

28

353/i Dec

30

Island

14i:

Jan

3

$6

*18%

774 Jan

11 >

Creek

Coal

T

1 i

,

•'

Jacob? (F L)

•

common-

"•

19%

AND

HIGH

18%

SALE

39%

59%

•60%

*97

39

34%

35

51

51

*52%

35%

93/4

29%

71/?
,V 67%

677a

81%

.

81%

83

•158

■'

•

160

7%

Co

70 % Mar

3

Jewel Tea

107% Mar

1

3%%

Jaeger Machine Co__2

10,100

.29%

29%

29%

5,200

77/a

7%

7%

1,500

67%

68 3/a

2,100

29%

297a

*7%

7%

68

68

81%

80

81

158

158

*158

160

v

*80

227a

233/4

22 s/a

24 Va

23% *24%

12

12

12

24%

24%

24%

24 Va

243/4

97

96

96

96

96

12

4%

3%

4%

4%

>183/4

18%

19 Va

18 Va

201%

103 Ve

203 •'

*12

4%

201

34 3/a

33 Va

1763/4

176%

...11%

11%

11

28

25%

11%

91

91

28

343/a

27 %
*90 V2

47a

5

4%

47a

393/4

39%

40

38 3/a

40 Va

130

1303/4

130%

*130

130%

65,500

12

12%

4%

4%
18 3/4

202%

800

24 5/8

6,200

97

*96

,

187a

202%

50

4%

11,800

19 %J

34,100

203

2,900

35

34%

35%

177

176%

176%

830

11%

11%

17,600

11%

11 %

26%

27%

26%
91

53,800

26%

91

91

*90%

131

12

24%

243/r
97 *

243/4

33%

11%

5 Va

,

24

176%

176%;

907a

410

8,200

201 Va

27%

907a

,y

1,000

597a

43/a

2023/4

33%

■'

177

158

59

183/a

"19

176 Va

33%

24%
*96

82

157

V

59

100

51%

*51

-

16,400
200

4%

43/a

47a

4%

19,600

38%

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73

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103 % July 13
43

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29

Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace

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15

Kansas

10

109 Va

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July 3
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19

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see

page

22.




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81

31% Jan

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21

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6%

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7% July 12

185

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10

18 3/8 Dec

171% July 13

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Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
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100

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82% Jun

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73

100

32 Va

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STOCKS

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42%
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July 13

13

preferred

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—100
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44%
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44

-

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103%

13%

com

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Jun 28

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$2.25 conv preferred
50
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38% Feb

94

*43

preferred

$4.25

Houdaille-Hershey

100% Dec

29% July 13
103

Jun

May 24

Electrochemical Co com—5

46% Jan

41% Nov
99% Dec

42%

13

68%

3,800
2,300
11,300

'

Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(213)

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

Range for Year 1950
Lowest

Highest

$ per share

$ per share

NEW

Highest

$ per share

YORK

56%

Jan

49% Apr

3

75% Dec

28

48 %

Nov

45'/a Mar

1

63 y2 Oct

17

Kern

Feb

16%

Nov

15% Jan

17%

Jun

25 %

Dec

24

10%

Jun

27% May 24

3

Jan

47% Nov

13

16%

Dec

Mar

72%

Dec

67 Va Aug

25%

Jun

31%

Jan

90%

Aug

98

Jan

24% July 12
93 y2 Jan
9

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Feb

43

Dec

35% Dec

13% July 20

48%

Feb

62 y2

Dec

50

43

Jan

60%

Dec

53

4%

Jan
Jun
Jan

9%

Oct

8

Dec

6

62

5

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23

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20

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74

27

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25

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5

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22

47

Oct

42% Dec

15

47% Jan

25

Gas

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Co

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4 y2 %

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19

37

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62 %

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,

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24 V8 Jan

15

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28

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51

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,

7

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34 y8

9

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177

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15

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29

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100
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57

57%

22%

22%

10%

*48%

13%

13 y4

13%
2%

2%-

-

•

133/4

7%

2%

20%

21%

7%

7%

13%,

2%

21%

20%

73/4

*

*7%

67%

673/4

68

12%

67%
12%

67 Va

5

12%

12%

No par

24%

25

24%

243/4

32%

31%

32%

Co

10

32%

8%

*182%

483/8

133/4

13%

5/8

23/4
21%

7%

73A

69%

67%

73/8
68 %

7%

50,800

,

♦

2%
213A

15,500

3,200

7% /

13

13

12%

13'/a

123A

123/4

*12%

12%

25%

24

25'/a

24%

25

V4

24%

31%

313/4

\ 31%

1,300

253/B

31%

32

31%

-

-313/4

41%

41%

41%

41%

831/4

83%

84

84%

85

41%

423/4

42

423/4

41

42»/4

18%

18

18%

18

18%

18%

18%

41%

,823/4

37%

2%
21%

24%

1821/4

1

1.600

14%

23/4

68

182 y4

-

373/4

____No par

10

15,200

,

9

91/4

9

9%

8%

9

68%

-

6,700

-68%,
*

3,000

7,600

32

26,300

9y4

9%

9%

34% 7341/4

34%

34%

600

753/4

76%

9,300

53,600

'

184

*77%

v.

13%

133/a

21%

2%
21

68%

763/a

10C

2,500

48 3/8

75%

>18%

,

48%

34%

43

No par

223/4
100

•48%

83/4

41%

22%
*99

10%

34%

82%

800

10%

34%

*

1,100

573A

10%

8%
•

23

100

7%

■8

40

343/8

-

10 Ve

203/4

21%

45%

343/a

•

!

43

•

77

._

com

*99

,77%

'.*34

...No par
No par

2

2%

.22%

..

1,300

*57'A

57%

49

12%

14 •

2%

'21%.

*44

343/4

,'573A

10%

48%

49%

"

.

100

10

44

.'34%

,

.

.23%

100

10%

X44

35

23

•

-

*7

.

58

56%

100

10%

49

-35

23

*98%

100

7

6%

35%

58

1

78

*771/4
37%

'34%

773/a

1182

*41%

78

*77%

393/a

*34

34%

76%

•

39

•>

76%

34 %

175 3/4

77
183

*182

184

;

*182

,,

763/4
184

182

182%

90

40%

41%

41

41%

1,500

85%

41%
,85

851/2

85%

85%

700

*

78

78

37%

39%

42%

18

78

39%

42

.18%

*78

781%

42 «/4

37%

161%

"16%

*

383%

42.3/4

11,700

18%

183/4

5,000

78

*

78%

400

37%

39%

28,900

16%

38,900

16%

16%

16%

16%

...No par

75

75

75%

75%

76

76 3/4-

76'%

76%

77

77J/2

763/4

77%

No par

Corp
(Md)

30

30%

30

31

30%

31%

29%

30%

30

303/4

30'/8

30%

4,200

12%

13%

12%

13

12%

13

123/4

131/8

12%

131/4

38,400

24%

10,600

A

Long Island Lighting Co

No par

12%

12%

.-.^...lo

common

24'/a

24%

25

16'/a

25

243/a

16%

-

24%

1

16%

2,800

24%

24%

168%

167

167%

1671/2

31%

31%

31%

31%

31

311,4

313/8

31 %

31%

31%

3,100

52%

53

54

54%

54%

523/4

54 %

531/8

54%

54

55%

14,200

32%

4,000

*101%

168%

*167

168 %

1

33%

333/4

32%

.101%

101%

*10iy4

102 >/a

—10

31%

31%

*167

333/4

„100

32%

com

series A

Lukens Steel .Co

24%

16%

52

50

& Sons Inc

24%

16'/a

31%

*167

_

Nashville

'

31%

7% preferred
100
Louisville Gas.&Elec; Co (Ky) No
par

preferred

101%

*6%

...

:

(M)

37

243A

common

...

Long Bell Lumber

4%%

30

36%

101V2

53 %

300

37

24%

1

.___

Lowenstein

363/8

*6%

__5

Lockheed Aircraft Corp
LoeWs Inc

&

363/8

101%

36%

19

74

24 y2

_.

Co__

*18%

6%

convertible 'preferred

Louisville

3/8

74

101%

54

7%

50

Co

(P) Co

36'A

37

18

75

24%

I

Liquid Carbonic Corp

Lorillard

101%

6%

Libby McNeill & Libby
7
Life Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25
7% preferred _._A
,_____„__100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp______._No par

Star

101%

18%
*74

33,800

v

No par

Libby-Owens-Ford Glass

Lone

3J02%

36%,

19%
75

,

24%

Tire

Lerner Stores Corp

Oil

36%

19%
*74

.

.wo par

Lehman Corp (The);
Lehn & Fink Products

3 % %

75

733/4

1st preferred_.No par
50c ncn-cum 2nd
pfd
No par

Lion

19%

*74

36%

36%

non-cum

Belt

*19/4

•37%

pfd_75 Pesos Mex

(James) & Sons Co

Link

19 %
75

36%

*53%

3.85% cumulative preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement.
t
25
Lehigh Valley RR
:
_No par
Lehigh Valley ,Coal com.
____1
$3

*19

*74

*101%

4

&

19%
74

74

„

*373/8

Lane-Wells Co

Dec

20

77%

57

preferred

26 %

94

763/4

583/4

No par

common

45%

"7

773/8

57'A

10

6%

Jan

..

76%

59

No par

:

(The).

Jun

Jan

77'A

58%

Co

Consolidad

Jun

Jan

76%

59%

10

(The)

37

May

76%

59

Issued"

Lambert

Shares

75%

No par

Co

the Week

76%

100

&

Sales fov

Jan. 12

g per share

59%

Co

H)

Co

28

July 13

3% Jun

Dec

Jan

43

(S S)

Kress

Friday

Jan. 11

$ per share

75%

preferred

Kresge

Thursday
tper share

Jan. 10

S per share

No par
1

prior preferred
Kcppers Co Inc common

Kroger

I per share

Wednesday

No par

$5

4 </o

PRICES

Jan. 9

583/4

5 '

-

Kimberly-Clarke Corp com
Kinney (G R) Co common.

1

42% Jan

26

24

101

July 12
July 17

6

14

24

Nov

SALE

Tuesday

Jan. 8

1 per share

No par

County Land Co.
i
Keystone Steel & Wire Co

193/4 July 12

Jan

6

22%

Nov

76% Nov
37

11

34% Dec

3%

20

27

HIGH

Monday

Jan. 0

Kennecott Copper

Jun

AND

Saturday
Par

Jun

11 Va

17%

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

$ per share

39

62

STOCK

EXCHANGE

40

,

YORK

STOCKS

Year 1949

32

167

169

250

33 y4

32»/8

32%

3234

32%

102%

*101i/4

102%

1021%

1021/2

*101i/2

103

30

31 %

323/a

30 %

31%

30 y2

32aA

313/4

32

6,300

AND

1

33

24%
168

HIGH

4/

Range for Previous
Year 1949

Lowest

Range for Year 1950
Lowest

Highest

t per share

$ per share

NEW YORK

Highest

$ per share

STOCK

$ per share

'

.

9%

Jun

14%

Oct

11% Feb

28

17

May

Apr

42

Dec

36 3/4 Aug

8

42

Dec

26

Jan

31%

139

Oct

135% Mar

3

143

Sep

19

6%

18% Dec

19

Mack

9%

Jun

15%

Jan

11% Mar 31

273/a

Jun

33%

Jan

283/4 July 17
101
Nov
3

95 %

Jan

104 V,

8% July

10%
V
^
,

5

Jun

430

Jan
Jan

19 %
52o

ciuii

6%

Feb

7

Dec

13

20

Jun

8% Dec
15

Jan

11

510

Utsc

15 %

Jun

18 3A

Feb

10%

Apr

17%

Jun

25

Dec

6%

Jan

8%

Dec

16% Mar

18%

18
28

July

3

24% Apr
550

Oct

16

Apr

17

,

19'/a

24%

Apr

25

Jan

104

7%

Jun

12

8% July 25

Feb

13%

19*%

Jun

Jan

27
3

Marine

St

Sep

59

Nov

Feb

7V8

!

V

Jun

"

12

Jan

30

$3.75

Jan

10

90

Feb

18

$3.40

173/4 May 11

11% Jan

3

42 y4 Jan

13

25

Jan

19% July 14
18

ijT"*"**

39
Jan

29 Va

Jun

24

36 %
100
45 y4

>

Dec

99

Dec

Dec

16

19

39%

Feb

34

Apr

30 %

-41%

Jan-

60%

Nov

44

30 y4

Jan

41 %

Dec

33%

-19%

Feb

25*

Dec

21%

X13
.

'Jun""

July 13
July 3

303/s Dec

July
July
July
July
July
July

52

Mar 28

273/8 Sep 25
23% May 11
49

Aug 17

37% Jun
105

May

'

9

3

$3

58

Jan

3

10
9

11%

ll3/a

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

3,100

*22 %

23%

*22%

23%

23%

23%

*22%

24

24

24

24

8%

9%

8%

9Va

8%

9%

8%

' 38 '/a

38 %

38%

38%

38 %

g3/8

g3/8

9%

9%

9 Va

9%

9Va

9%

9%

43/4

43/4

4%

5

43/8

4%

4%

43/8

4%

34%
*103

___1

convertible

1

Co

7%

Jun

34%

Jun

12%

Jun

13%

"

•

Jan

10% July 17

17% Nov 20

49

"

Jan

42

Jan

13

53

Nov

20

14% Jan

16

19% Nov

27

6% Aug

11

7% Jan

3

V 39 3/4 Jan 13
953/4 Nov
9

66 % Dec

28

15% July

7% Mar

8%

Jan

Apr

433A

Dec

90

Jan

99

18

July

27

30Vb
97%

Jan

Dec

23%

Jan

40 ;

Jun

1053/4

Dec

x203/s Jan

*

Jun

37%

Jun

14%

Jun

18 Va

7Va

Jun

Melville

Shoe

Mengel Co

(The)

,

Merch




133/a

13%

14%

14

14%

46%

*45%

47

45%

45%

800

25

24%

24%

24%

243/4

24%

25%

X24%

24%

24%

243/4

4,100

22

21%

22

22

22%

21%

22%

21%

21%

22%

22%

4,800

44

*43 %

44

44

44

43%

44

43

43

33%

33%

34

33%

34%

33%

105 %

108

33

\

105 %

33%
105 %

33

106%
47%

47%

47%

48

*37%

38%

38i/2

54%

8,300

41%

413%

4,300

233/4

23%

233/4

17

17%

17

17

16%

16%

2,100

25

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

9,600

94

*931/4

94%

*93%

94%

93%

94%

*

17%

17%

24

24

23%

24%

241/a

*93%

94

93%

93%

94

*59

62

1

25%

•'

25%

25%

62

60

61%

26

25%

25%

59 %

25%

61

65

25%

61"

61

61

25%

25 3%

25%

253/4

17

No par

*6%

6"%

*6%

6"%

*6%

6%

6%

6%

50

.

17

17

*52

53

_50c

63

63

...No par

preferred

*100

102

16%
*52

62 %
*100

Scott

No par
■:
5

Co__

3.90%

pfd_i00

Copper.

54

19%

20%

12,900

7%

6%

6%

300

623/4

5,100

543/4 Nov

30

13

17% Dec

28

Minneap & St Louis Ry.

16

29

Minn

common

1st preferred

62%

62%

62

102%

*100%

102%

101

27

26%

27%

27

27%

9,700

51%

51 Va

51%

51%

52

53

51%

52%

4,500

104

*103%

104%

104%

40

107%

*106
107%
*103%. 105

49%

49%

50

51%

102%

102%

'.

101

104%

*103%

104%

*103%

104%

*106

107%

*106

107%

*106

105

*103

105

*103

100

107 %

*103%

105

18%

18%

18%

19%

19%

20%

20%

19%

203/4

58 %

59

58 %

59

59%

60

57%

59

563/4

58%

18%

18%

18%

19

18%

18%

18

183/4

18%

19

5

44 %

45

44%

44%

44%

443/4

44

44%

44

44%

*

150

26%

27%

5

1393/4 Nov

7,000

62%

26%

10

Inc

13

,19%

20%

20%

57%
.

58%

13,600

18%

19

22,600

443/4

45

33,200

3,800

100

133%

133%

135

*133%

No par

17%

17%

17%

18

17%

18%

17%

17%

17%

18%

17%

I8V4

15.800

x.-No par

S8 Marie

15%

16

15%

16

1&'*

16%

15%

16%

16%

163/4

16%

163/4

15,400

42%

12,300

113%

560

134

136

*133%

136

*133%

136

133

134

190

Regulator—

Common
conv

17%

53

*100%

27%

61

17

20%

27%

27Va

103%

*6%

17%
53

No par

Petroleum

Utilities

July 18

3.20%

500

63%

105

11

410

13,800

102%

62 »/4

*100%

*103%

30

2,500

27

631/2
102'A

*106

Dec

54%

413/4

17%

105

42% Dec

54%

23%

17%

107 %

113

600

41%

17%

*103%

10

2,300

37-3/4

53

24

*106

July 17

48%

373/4

23%

4L%

23%

100

Jan

20

48

20

&

106%

373/4

*51

P

*105

473/4

47%

19%

St

130

3,300

106 %

53%

541/4

41%

23%

100

Dec

33 %

*37

17%

Prod

43

413/4

53%

41%

23%

*59

33%

40%

541/4

41%

23%

17%
.

38

33%

523/4

51%
41%

51%

48

37%

*42%

x23%

51

*23%

*105

106%

473/4

.

41

.,'

preferred series

3

*105

38%

preferred series

29

*

106 %

3.85%

99

22.

13%

46%

52%

Steel

4.100

14

47%

19%

Midland

170

13%

16%

South

883/4

*46%

52%

Middle

760

883/4

89%

14

19%

Mid-Continent

420

100%

'

Co

Edison

6,000

100 %

100%

47

17%

Metropolitan

60

100

100

13%

52%

Machine

593A

100%

47

47"%

common

&

60

185

13%

191/4

$3.50

♦180

21%

10

&

Merck

8%

89%

89%

59%

185

47%

4.35%

7

,*88%

•

60

16%

Miami

page

89%

12

20% Mar

*180

52%

30

see

*88%

107% Sep

7

185

19%

28

For footnotes

583/4

104% Nov 28

Apr

*180

17%

19% Dec

Nov

185

53

57 % Dec

101

185

*180

-

*43%

?

1

Minneapolis-Honeywell
Mar

7,800

*180

185

110

31
87

3,900

30

6

July 13

July

5,300

19%

29%

19%

23

8 3/4

31%

19%

30%

19%

15

Jan

31

20

29 Mi

19%

383/4 Feb

12

.31%

193/4

30

3%

Dct

10 % Jun

303/4

20 Va

29

38 %

1st preferred:

Stores

Dec

Jan

30%

20

30%

Inc

convertible

3

12%

30%

20%

30

Min Transp Co
& Co Inc common

0%

Mercantile

Jan

28% Jan

31%

19%

303/8

*37%

Corp..

13

125

31

20%

293A

*47%

Corp common
No par
4%% preferred (1st series)___100
4% 2nd preferred (1st series)x_50

Jan

Dec

30%
"V 20

30%

7

106

34

30%
20%

31%

20%

Mesta

Feb

139% Mar

24,900

No par

Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc com.:
18
Stores Co.x__.i_
u____l

48

Jun

21,600

14%

25

;

McLellan

18%

124% July
103/8 Aug

203/4

14%

49% Nov 27

Dec

143A

27

20%

14%

Merritt-Chapman

104%

Dec

Dec

20 3/8

13 %

34% July 12

37% July 17
101% Feb 21

102% July

101

20%

13%

25

110 y4

Oct

8%

9

21%

13

1

27
11

19%

133A

13%

preferred___100

Publishing

20

21%

13%

*47

3

50

35%

103%

20%

*180

No par

common

4,410
12,400

34%
103%

35%
104

303/8

•"

___No par

Corp

16,100

4%

13%

883/4

Corp common

13,500

9%

4%

21%.

89%

Preferred

393/4

9%

4%

13 Va

89%

No par

38%

9%

20

*88%

Corp

38%

13%

99%

common

7,500

20%

*99%

94% Nov
Oct

*103%

100%

5

64

X34 %

35%
104

100%

82

27 % Jan

*103%

59%

93%

6

34%

35%
104

100

70 Va May

323/4 Jan

34 Va

*103%

38

600

9%

13%.

30%
■

Mead

x21% July 19

34%
104

38%

100'A

11

Oct

34

*103%

38

24%

8%

S

20
,

100

McQuay Norris Mfg Co

Dec

343A
104

38

8%

9%

593/8

18% Aug 16

34%

40

11%

100%

32 % Oct

27

16,300

11

100

Electric

14%
540

103/4

59 %

3% %

13%
540

10%

*99%

Stores

14%
540

10%

.

*99%

McCord

6,500

13,600

59%

McCrory

6,100

12%

5

preferred

McCall

93/4
35%

12%

100

Co

9%
343/a

12%

100%

3

Jan

;■

59 Mi

5

Jun

"

100

14a/4 Jan

20%

13%
*525

*99%

12% Apr

283A

13%
539

100

9%
34%

100%

17% Mar

Jan

539

102

20

10,100

12

common

17 Va

Nov

13%

13%
538

'

•

12%

No par
__

12 Va July

Jan

538

102

103%

9 Mr
34

100

McGraw

423/s Feb

13%

13%
540

*102

9%

35%

58%

McGraw-Hill

26% Jan

13

34

*99%

52% Mar 15

13

103%

9%

"

*993/4

40% Nov

13

33%

11%

1

preferred

17
13

33%

59,000

12%

cum

27

21

33%

5

Maytag

Dec

Dec

33%

No par

$3.75

100

87

33%

36 Va

*530

300

19%

v.

12%

No par

Co

Stores

183/4

,13

pfd 1947 serles__No par
cumulative pfd
No par

Jan

22

Aug 18

9 %

19%

*102

103%

9%

343A

18%

•

12%

Co

L)

Corp

Dept

100

963/4 Dec

12%

30% Mar
90

May

97

Dec

Dec

45

*

May

19% Mar
*—•»

9

Dec

88

Jan

*102

9%

343/B

19%

33

,

3,700

40

142

12%

No par

Martin-Parry Corp

98

"

30

26

103%

9Va

34%

•-

40

12%

100

Master

185

13%
540

*102
••

16%

,.15%
*139

5

Mathieson Chemical Corp
7% preferred

3

'

Co com

15

453/4 July 13

9%

15%
39%
142

100

preferred

22

Dec

98 3A

Marshall Field &

18% Nov

Aug

'

34%

15%
39%
*139

6.25

Corp
Ry 6% prior pfd

313/4 Nov

49

103%

15%
40

142

1

Shirt

Electric

Shares

$ per share

12%

Midland

Market

Masonite

-1 per share

__5

9% Nov

29

*530

1
No par

(Glenn

/ 13%

,

?_50

19% May
4
33% Dec 29

Martin

*102

1

Co

38% Dec

18

Feb

RR

Co

Manhattan

21% Dec

175

100

:

Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp

179

Jan

34%

13

Feb

-.

9%

10

23

Jun

80

No par

—

Oct

38

89

Madison Square Garden
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
—;

Bros

Dec

*39%

33%

Mandel

,170

89

33%

Coal

the Week

*139

33%

Mahoning

Sales fov

Jan. 12

15%

16%
39%
142

33%

27

32

15%
39%
*139

33%

I3
30

15%
40%
.139

333/8

4%%

12% July 13
24% July 27

1534
40

139

No par

Sugar

8

16 V*.

41%
140

Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A

Manati

Friday

Jan.11

tper share

19%

9

13% May

*40%
*139

18%

25

Dec

*->16%

100

18%

106% Sep

9% July 19

5

common__10

18

30

Thursday

Jan. 10

$ per share

-

13

7

31

t per share

PRICES

Wednesday

\

17%

9% Jan

Dec

19

Forbes

Inc__

Jan

23%

Jan. 0

$ per share

v

SALE

Tuesday

Jan. 8

5

25

Jan

11%

Trucks

100% Aug

Apr

10'/a

3

Par

Working Co_

&

Monday

Jan. 6

/'

preferred

18% Apr
23% Jan

Dec

95 %

Jan

M Wood

/

•

LOW

Saturday
>

9% Oct

.

6% July 13

19

M &

MacAndrews

12% Aug
9% Dec

5
4

7% Mar 30

Dec

6%

20

14% Apr

35% Dec

71/a Jan

Dec

Jan

12

Mar 30

10% Jan

9% Aug

Mar

4

343/4 May 25
105

-

^

.

M
131

,v

EXCHANGE
.

A

'

STOCKS

1.50

pfd series A

100

41%
*112

42

41%

113

*111%

42%
113

41%
111%

42%
112

42

112%

42%
113

42%
112

42%
113

42

113%

17

NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest

Range for Year 1950
Lowest

Highest

$ per share

66%

101

Deo

94

Jan

108

Dec

104

NEW

Highest

t per share

Sper share

Jun

Sep

151

26

10 Va

Jun

14%

Jan

Jun

80

Feb

67

Nov 28

16ft

Jun

22% Not

16

Jun

108y8Jan

July 19

LOW

Saturday

9% July 12

Mln

&

5

Mfg common

No par

151

»——

38

Issued"

$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1

21

Dec

27

84

Nov

10

$5.50

1st

27% Dec 27

27

$1.50

2nd

preferred

27% July 26

34% Mar 20

Jun

54%

Jan

46% Jan

25

73

28

Mission

Corp

Jun

10%

Oct

9% Jan

3

15% Dec 26

Mission

Development Co

11% Dec

Mo-Kan-Texas

3% Jun
15% Jun
3% Aug

Jan

4y2 Jan

3

25% Mar

21'A Jan

3

4 '/a Feb

10

31% Dec

30

25

Jun

35

4

41% Oct

6

9

Jun

5% Aug
Jan

12%

Deo

30

Apr

11% Jan

22

52% Dec 22

13

16% Nov 20

Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par

45%

Jan

Jun

10

57%
113

Jan

Deo
Deo

14%

Deo

Mohawk

Mojiffl

Carpet

Hosiery

Machine

29

Moore-McCormick

Jan

15% Dec

29

20'A Jan

18

Morrell

Deo

23% Jan

22

57

Oct

19

Motorola

14

Jun

26%

16 y2

Jun

27%

15%

Jun

11%

Jun

23% Deo
17% Jan

x9%

Jun

14%

Jan

Dec

11

Jan

50%

Deo

Feb

10

Mar

Deo

112% Mar

Jun

26% Jan

12% Jan

Motor

Products

14

Motor

Wheel

Mueller
Mullins

13

19

May 24

29

14

Oct

18

44

Jun

29

56 % Dec

6

108% July 12

113

15%

Deo

15

Jan

13

23 % Aug 30

39

Oct

41

36% Jan

13

51

Jan

43

13

52% Aug 30
53% Jun 12

17%

Deo

Corp

Co

4%%

Inc

(G

C)

1

common

preferred

100

com—10

Murray Corp of America
4% preferred
(F E)

50

No par

& Bros

42%

42%

42

42%

43%

106

105%

105%

*105%

*105%

106

Shares

169%

168

169%

2,100

42%

16,900
40

106

62,500

21

21 Va

21%

20%

21%

20%

21%

20%

21%

84%

86

85 y4

87%

86

87

86

86

28

28%

29%

28

28

27%

27%

27%

28%

1,900

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

30%

7,400

700

30%

30%

75%

74%

75%

73

75

73

75

75 Va

75%

15'/a

15%

15'A

15%

15

15%

14%

i5y.

15

15%

6,500

10%

11%

68,lU0

50%

53%

37,500
57,100

4,700

10%

10%

10%

|11%

10

10%

10%

10%

50%

51 y.

51

51%

48%

51%

49%

51 y4

24%

25 %

24%

26%

24% !

26%

25

25%

34%

34%

35

35%

35

35%

35%

36

15 Va

14%

15%

15

15%

2.000

22%

22'A

22 y2

21%

22

3,500

14%

14%

14%

15

22%

23%

15

23%

22%

2J

22%

24%

25%

*35%

36%

1,600

74%

75%

74%

75'A

74%

73%

74%

73%

74%

129%

130%

129%

129%

127%

129%

127%

123 %

127%

128%

131 Va
11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

1,500

21%

21%

15,900

65%

66%

24,900

17%

21,100

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

66

21%
66 y2

66%

66%

66%

65%

66%

65%

66%

17%
xl6%

17%

18

16%

18

17%

17%

17%

17

17,500

3,690

17%

17

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

2,800

42%

43

41

43%

42%

43%

42%

44%

18,800

29 %

29%

29%

29%

28%

29%

29

29%

29%

30

26 %

26%

26%

27%

26%

28%

26%

27 %

27%

27%

19

19%

19%

19%

18%

19%

18%

19%

19 Va

19 Va

9.400

17%

17,400

13 V'4

2,100

17%

41%

29
26%
19

74

22%

17'/a

17'A
13
*55
*110
20%
*46%

1
5

167%

share

30%

17'A

26
16%

share
172

Sales fot
the Week

t per

75%

31
75
15%
10%
51
26 %
35'A
15

42

29

1

Jan.II

I per share

44

41

*105%

105 »A

171

173

Friday
Jan. 12

Thursday

Jan.10
t per

30%

17%

10
5

Co

27%

42

No par

Co

Mfg Corp.-

Murphy

Myers

17 %

Corp

Brass

Munslngwear

Mar 17

66%

S
3

20

Jun

Jan

&

42% Aug 24

9

No par

Lines

Inc

19% Dec

30% Mar

July

(John)

21 %

(Tire) ___No par

Montgomery Ward & Co

30% Nov

3

20'A July 17
13% Mar 25

Co

Power

*130
*11%

5

Co

*84

84%
26%

Wednesday

84%

2#

'19%

75

75

No par

B

Utilities

Montana-Dakota

16% Dec

23

5~9%

new_No par

common—6

Co

pfd series

conv

27

13% Deo

Jun

Oct

3

$4

12 % Jun

Jan

16 y2

38%

13% Feb

50%
24%
*34%
*14%
23'A

-20
1.25

Tool

Monsanto Chemical

21

Montana

10%

108%

30

Dec

23% May 11
€7% Nov 24

Jun

9

10% Jun

77% Dec 21
135

No par

com

Mills
Co Inc

19% July 13
49% July 13

47%

■

54
July 26
111% Jun 27

RR

30y2
*75
15lA
10%

10
5

1% preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_100

Monarch

103%

*26

105%

106

PRICES

SALE

$ per share
156

155

40%

39

38 %

HIGH

Jan. 9

f per share

153%

152

*105%
19%
*83%

100
25

-

preferred

conv

7%

Dec

Jan. 8

* per share

Par

Minn

AND

Tuerday

Monday

Jan. 6

38%

6

STOCK

STOCK

I per share

July 26

67%

YORK

EXCHANGE

"When
104

YORK

STOCKS

Year 1949

.

*17%

42

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17

17%

17

17 y4

17%

13 %
55%
110%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13

13%

*13

13%

13

55%

*110

55%

110

110%

21%

21

21%

20%

47

46'A

46%

*46%

55

110

i,ioo

55%

55

55%

110%

55%

55

110%

55

110%

55%
*110

6,200
3,900

*110

110%

120

21%

18,300

20%

21%

21%

21%

21%

*46%

47%

*46%

52%

*52

21J/2
47

*52'A

52%

52%

52%

52%

52%

19%

20

19%

20

54%

55

52%

54

53%

53%

53

54%

34%

34

34%

34

34V2

4.300

13%

13 Va

12%

13 Va

13,200
12,700
4,200
18,400

53

19%

53

53

20

47

200

53

*46'/a

47

500

20

59,800

N
10%

Jun

,

16

July 13

22

Jun

32%

Deo

32

Jan

173A

Jun

24%

Deo

23

Jan

Jan

9%

Apr

5

Dec

Nashville

21

Chatt

&

13

34% Dec

18

National

Acme

6% Jun 29

141/4 Dec

27

National

St

Jun

14i/8Julyl2

23

13% Deo

May 27

National Automotive

12

Jan

13

Jan

20

Dec

28

National

Aviation

40 %

31

'/a Dec

26

39% Jan

17

National

Biscuit

185% Sep
7% Mar

4%

Jun

30%
5%

Jun

36% NOT

Jun

8% Aug
9% Jan

5

Jun

9%

Jun

27%

Feb

13% Feb
17% Jun
*11% Jun
86% May
25% Apr

12

Jan

39%

Deo

175% Jun

July 13
7% July 12

National

22

National

Department

27% Dec

21

National

Distillers

Deo

15
July 25
94% Jan 11

Deo

35

Jan

Jun

Deo

H Jan
26

Deo

28%

Deo

Dec

19% May

Dec

86

9%

Jun

Jan

12 Va

Apr
13% Not

22% May 31
102

Jun

7

69% Dec

10

29

July 13

185y2Jun

Jan

11

159

7% Jan

4

18

Jan

5

31% Dec

26

24

Lead

27

Steel

I per share

9'/2

Jan

12%

Lou

$ per share

13% Mar

est

$ per share

Jun

14%

Deo

Jan

104%

Deo

7'/a

Jun

14%

Feb

Mar

39%

Not

34

Jan

102%

Oct

Jan

xll%

Deo

102%

Deo

Jun

8'A
94

67%

Dec

Feb

14%

Dec

Mar

42

9%

17% Feb

10

Neisner

4%%

July 11

42% Nov

25

105% Feb

16

Apr
10% Jan

14

14%

14%

14 %

14%

14%

5,800

49%

49%

49%

50

49%

49%

48%

49%

48%

49

47%

49%

5

20V2

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20 VB

20%

20%

21V3

8,600

27%

27%

27 Va

28

x27%

27%

26%

27%

26%

27%

27

27%

30,400
25,100

18%
68 Va

10

*184y2

Jan

13% Mar 23

66% Mar 14

Jun

3

13%

Jan

24% July
11% Jan

Jun

102%

Deo

90

103

26% Mar 29

Jan

Apr

13

22%

4

19

Jun

6

Nov

21
21

250

Mar

200

Dec

13

246% Apr

19

17% Dec

28

NY New

52

Dec

27

20% Apr

12

Jun

9%

Jan

21

6% Jun

Jun

27

33%

Jan

15%

28% Jun

Feb

27

19

Apr

14% Oct 31

N

21% July 27
93

Dec

12'

18% July 13
24% Dec 15
85

28% Apr
100

Feb

24% Mar

5
15
9

29

Jan

Dec

14

91

Mar 29

91% Dec

22

97% Jun

98
Jan

9

Dec

July 26

26

Dec

19

July 17

16

43% Jun

5

53% Mar

4

28

75'A July

85

Feb

6

27

8%

9

15%
106%
8%

101%

109%

5,000

I,400

41 Va

*40%

41 Va

*40%

*101 VB

101 %

xlOl'/a

101%

1.90

11%

II %

11%

11%

11%

17,300

100%

100'A

*100%

101%

*100%

101 Va

*100V4

101%

110%

110Ve

111

109%

.

108%

109%

20%

19%

20%

19%

20V4

*77

79%

79%

79%

81

35

36%

34%

33%

35%

37%

37%

37%

36%

37%

37

38%

20

20

78

108%

111

22%

22%

24

22%

23%

182%

182%

182%

184

181%

183%

145 Va

~145 % "l4.6

145

143
16

16

15%

16

15%

15%

15'A

45

45

45%

46

45%

46%

*44 '/a

75%
*211

143 Va

75%
244

144

75

76

75

*211

244

*211

75%
230

20

*80

81
v

,

.

*75

*215

20 Va

83

30

3,300

10,100
240

37'A

38%

44,500

38%

39%

5,700
348,600

24%

23

180%

111

24

183%

186

24%
209

6%

13,100

51,700

145%

144%

145%

145%

147

12,000

15%

15%

15%

15%

16

2,800

44%

46

*44

44'A

*44

75%

*75

75 Va

75

75

*211

70

230

230

230

*220

17%

19%

19

20 Va

300

40,000

17%

17%

17%

17%

52 %

52%.

52%

17%
52%

18%

52%

53%

51%.

52%

51%

54%

52%

54%

9,000

19%

19%

19 Va

21%

21%

22 VB

20%

22

21

21 %

21%

21%

29,300

25%

25%

25%

26%

26

26 Va

26 VB

26%

27 Ve

28

13,300

*96 VB

98%

96 V*

96%

93'/a

*96%

98%

96 Va

96 Va

30

21%

22 Vs

22

22V4

48,900

27%

3,655

20"%.

21 Va

27%_^ 27%

20%

21 Va

27

27%

26

*96 %
21

26%

26%
98

21%
27%

89"

*87

89

*87

89

3.60%

preferred

100

*91%

94

*91%

94

*92%

94

3.90%

preferred

100

*99

100

Western

com

Co

10% Jan

18% Dec

North

American

Feb

78% Jan

5

Central

28'A Dec

8

88% May 18
397/a Feb 23

Northern

Dec

Northern

Natural

17

Jan

3

33% Dec

Northern

Pacific

Feb

11/a

Dec

9% Dec

15

Apr

95%

Dec

21%

27

27%

*27

271/4

89

*87

89

*86%

92%

93

*91 Va

93

92%

98%

100

100

100

'27%

100

88

92%
100

100%

*99%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10

10%

10 Vb

10%

10 %

36%

36%

35%

36 Va

35%

36

35%

36 Va

35%

35%

35%

36

25

50%

" 50%

50%

*26%

Aviation

Dec

21%
-87

25

Ry

preferred

397/a

*96%

4

American

19%

18%

1

Corp

Jan

17%

Corp—

*88

&

8%

101 Va

100

Adjustment

10

8%

8%

11%

42

*101%

21%
1

8%

16%
106 %

*105

101 VB

37%

38

22%
182%

*15%

16%
105

xlC5

*40%

38

38

8%

*15%

12%

T2%

42%

34%

21%

8%

16 Va

106%

12%

101%
11%

32%

182

8%

16 '/a

*105

12%

101%

*100

111

8%

16 Va

106%

12

11%

42
102

11%

11%

15%
*105

12%

11%

42
*101

43%
102

11%

Thursday

41%

78

100

North

28

15%
*105

33%

stock—1

21% Feb 24
18

15%
106%

79%

No par

11% Jun

31

16,500
1,100

32%

A

15% July 12
13

Shares

S per share

preferred

Norfolk

PRICES

12%

*78

1

partic

A

Electric

SALE

S per share

11%

19%

Nopco Chemical Co

24% Dec

HIGH

3.40%

24

Jan

AND

I per share

11%

20%

Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par

39 Va Nov

Jan

21,100

$ per share

f per share

11

20

50

Gas

Noma

28%

3,200

9 Va

—100

&

19

59%

14%

8%

No par

Common —
$8.75 preferred

Class

14 %

9

Sales tow

109%

/

No par

series

Elec

14%

87/s

No par

5%

Shipbldg Corp
State

14%

9%

No par

preferred

Oct

sep

Jun

8

103% Mar 20

Mar

8 Va

31

Y

14%

8%

200

3,600

the Week

*100

Haven & Hart RR Co.100

Preferred

NY

14%

9 '/a

100

N Y & Harlem RR Co

non-cum

14%

8%

5

NY City Omnibus Corp
New York Dock common

$5

23%

;

preferred series A

73% Nov

23%

Friday

11%

100

com

—

42

23%

Jan. 11

*42

No par

Co

26-

23 Va

Jan. 11

*100%

No par

Central—

Jan

24%

14%

9

1

New

13% Jan

23%

87

Jan.10

*8%

10

NY

6%

24%

*86%

87

Wednesday

15%

pfd.100

3

30

23%

*86 Va

Jan. 9

1

21

Oct

87

Tuesday

*105

No par

21% Dec

-

22%

87

Jan. 8

11

5

188 % Oct

Louis

21%

Monday

t per share

1

3

28% Mar 29

20% July
11 % Jan

14%

8%

100

56

Jan

14%

8'A

Par

Brake

Dec

15%

14%

8%

21%

23%
87%

*87

Jan. 6

preferred

Dec

26

14%
#

22%

'

Saturday

New

61

47i/2

24

Newport News Ship & Dry Dock

Feb

30

24

common

48

14

24

100

Jan

Jun

24

1

com

14%

Jun

88

100

30

6%

23

Co

8

152

18,500

22%

17. :

29

2.800

22%

22%

21

Jun

29%

30%

39% Oct

Rights

29%

30

34% Oct

& St

20,300

30%

common

Industries

York

2,000

55 Va

55%

New

Chic

26%

54%

29%

88

53,100

26'A

55%

54

22%

is

%

is
26%

56

88

1,300
4,500

%

30%

22%

10

9%
32%

26 VB

is

30%

*87

155

9%
32

26

55

—

Air

26

10,600
200

184

*153

9Va
32 Va

32

33

%

18

26

155

9%

30

LOW

Jun

211/4

%
2574

183

*153

54%

STOCK

Jun

—

is

100

Inc

York

31%

34%

26%

is

9%

54

preferred

4%%

154%

*9

29%

80% Dec

*

184

154%

91/4

29%

3

July

128

Inc

184

155V2

68%

*183

9,300

360

101

183

184%

154 Va
33

33%

*26

68

54'A

1

Bros

*

18%

18
101

68%

29%

No par

Newberry Co (J J)
3%% preferred

—

96% Not

ie
26%

18 Va

101%

67 VB

54V4

Pa com—10

Fibre

10

Jan

9%

5

20%

86

i»
*26

17%
101%

68%

9'/a

155%

33

33

18 Va

IOV/s

67%

68%

54%

Corp

Nesco

__

Va

32%

17%

*101%

18%
102

184%

184%

45

44

—10

Newport

Apr

51/a

*

9%

154 Va

9»/a

155'/2

*9

44%

44%

No par

18

33%

Dec

184%

185V2

*154%

1

Co

22

35

205

68

100

No par

20% Nov

72%

Dec

14%

*101%

104% Dec

Jun

142

14 Ve

18%

6

Jun

Jun

14V8

68%

26

58

Apr

117 VB

133A

,

101%

England Elec System
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp

24'/4

.—

Nehl

July 18
10% July 25
x99% Sep
5

23%
9%

11%

14

\

28

106% Aug 11
11% Jun 13

7% July 13

65

56

10%

11%

13%

EXCHANGE

123/8 Feb

99

93%

11

11%

17%

$ per share

8% Aug
1
14% Jan 13
102% Mar 10

*101%
29

10%

11%

new

YORK

21,800

11

11%

;

NEW

Highest

24,000

10%

67%

National Tea Co

Range for Year 1950

Highest

10%
11%

44%

10%

STOCKS

Year 1949

23,403
13,800

8%

113A

101%

28

Co

170

45

44%

17%

National Supply (The)
4%%
preferred
Vulcanized

7%

44 Ve

101%

18

Natl

181%
8%

8

11%

17%

20

Natomas

181%

10%

*101
67%

Dec

9

7%

11%

1

Ref

3

7%

10'A

Corp

Sugar

181%

181

73A

182

44 Va

Corp

National

14'A Oct

181%

7%

7%

*181%

10

—100

National

11% Jan

181%

182

*181

183

No par

24% Dec

July 13

35%

j.

21% Dec

20

19%

35

34%

com

89

4

19'/a

35

11%

common

29V2 Oct

9

19%

34 Va

43%

Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dist
No par
Shares

19

34%

11%

preferred A

National

19%

34%

44'A
10%

6% preferred B
National Linen Service Corp

Range for Previous
Lowest

Co

53"A Nov 27

10% July 13
7

4

Nov

28

Mar 22

15% Apr
71% Apr
23 V2 Dec

22

1# Jan

22% Jun 29
35% Mar 31

1%

5
21

9% May 31

25

x% Dec

Nov

National

19

35%

10
llVs

Stores

Prod

National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred

13

19%

1

National Dairy Products

20% Dec

Deo

Jun

13

14% Mar 30

19%

9%

Nov

20y2Julyl7

17%

18 Va

193/e

34%

18 Va

44V8

Inc

Deo

17%

19%
35'A

18

7%

Co

17% Aug

X150

*80

Lines

22%

Deo

*181

18%

18%

19

34%

18

7%

Cylinder Gas Co

19%

34y2

17%

18%

18%

1,140

No par

28

38%

17%

*18%

Xl2%

No par

14% Dec

95%

12%

1

27

50

13%

1

10Va Jun

July 17

34

133/a

No par

City

Container

36

33'A

13%

7%

Register

National
National

Sep

Feb

Cash

33'A

13%

19%

10

15

Deo

15 %

National

32%

13%

100

11

152%
7%

21%
-

10

preferred—

National Can Corp__.

Feb

Jan

Jan

46% Nov 24

1%

32%

13'A

5

11% Oct

125

*%

9

29

32%

10

common

27

178

19 JA

Jan

8% Apr

'/

34

Fibres Inc—1

Corp

Co

6% Jun

183

Jun

186

31

Jan

5% Mar

30

5% July 13

169%

14

54

1

Jun

170% Mar

193/4

54

1

9 Ve

Deo

19%

54'A

Co

10%

Deo

19%

Airlines

30%

18

19i/a
53%

Nash-Kelvinator Corp

53

3

May 20

8
Louis——100

22

Ry

10

500
380

II,700
2,700

,

100

50%

50%

50 %

50%

49%

50%

50

50%

50%

27%

27%

27%

*26%

27%

*26%

27%

27%

27%

*27%

28

18Va

17%

18

17%

18

17%

18 Va

17%

18%

17%

18

65,600

17%

17%

18

18

18'A

17%

18 Vb

17%

18%

17%

17%

56,000

*82%

50

Co

10%

17%

1

Co

Gas

100

18

10

Ry

101

83%

*82%

83%

*82%

83%

*82 Va

83%

*82 Va

83 V2

84

84

32%

32%

32%

32%,

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

33%

33Ve

33 Va

6,800

33%

31%

33

32

33 %

32 %

33%

41,300

10%

10%

24,100

14,800
300

10

31%

32%

32Va

33%

32%

10%

10%

10Va

10%

10%

92%
108%

91%
108%

91 %
108%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

14%

13

14 Vb

13V4

13%

13V4

13%

20,700

20%

21 %

20%

21%

21 %

21%

20%

21%

20%

21 Vb

20%

21%

10.400

26

26%

26

26%

26

26

25%

26%

26

Va

26%

26%

26%

740

17'A

17%

17'A

17'A

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

18%

5,400

31 Va

31%

31%

31%

31%

3134

106 %

106'A

106%

106%

96%

96%

97%

97%

97

97%

97

97

97

97

47 Va

473A

47%

48%

45%

48 %

46'A

48%

47%

48%

22.300

20%

20%

20 3A

20 3A

X20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

2,800

20

20

*19%

20

*19%

26%

27%

27%

28

26%

27%

97

97

ID 00 vm

98 3A

98

98

•

8%
84

107'A Sep
Jun

13% Jun

Northern States Pwr Co

109% Mar
12

20%

x90% Dec 27
106% July 13

Mar 22

Common

97%Jun

15

$3.60

109% Dec

16

$4.80

27

147/a Dec

28

15% Jun 26

22% Dec

28

Oct
Oct

13

8

Jun

preferred
preferred

Northwest

No par
No par

—

*91%
*108

Airlines Inc common—10

4.6%

30% Dec

36%

Dec

liy2 Mar

23% Jun

20

32% Mar 28

14%

Oct

preferred
Northwestern Telegraph

12% Jun

29

17% Dec

Norwich

Dec

104% Dec

16

16

(Minn)—
No par

-

_

Pharmacal

Co

25
_50
2.50

*91%
108

92%
108

10%
92
*107 Va

10%

lO'/a

10'A

10 Ve

92

92

92

93

93

108

108

108

108

108

370
170

O
99% Jan

lio

!

23% May
__

33%

J*n

lK37n

__

17%

26V

n! 1?
pfh il

i4

Jan

19%

20

Jun

31%

Jan

19%

July

91

Nov

99

jan

90

Julys
*
0

Dec

18% Oct

Tor footnotes see page 22.




9

u

1193?

S

2

112% Mar 9
Jun 22
46% Dec 28
?®C 22

2?% Nov
10i45£t I
5
00.

101 a Oct

Edison Co common

4.40% preferred
3,90 Preferred
Ohio Oil Co

8

100
100

I—No par

okla Gas & Electric Co com new_10
Preferred
20
i«lV3orp c!Sonpreferred -1
4%% convertible
100

■ ,

106% 106%
*96% 97%
47
47%

20%

20%

*19%
261/3
*97

98%

20
263/<

31

106%

31%
107

20

31%

106%

*19%
26%
*97

31%
107

20

31%
107'A

*19%

32

107%

20

31,900
490
170

100

27%

27 Va

27%

18,100

99

97%

97 %

150

Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(215)

NEW
Surf for Previous
*

Lowest

YORK

STOCK

Range for

Highest

Year 1950

Lowest

NEW

Highest

YORK

LOW

STOCK

I per shore
6'%

S per share

tper share

Pen

10%

Dec

10% Jan

*79% July
18% Aug

96%

Dec

95

Jan

3

22%

Jan

20% Jan

2o

t per share

<

28

Jun

11%

40 V*

Jun

Dec

30

3

15

Apr 21

113

Nov

10

•.

,

Omnibus
8%

Corp

July 26

(The)

convertible

27% Sep 22
42Ve Jun 23

•

Otis

Outboard

Oppenheim

Elevator

Dec

14% July 10

19

Oct

5

t64% July

79

Jan

Jan

14

Outlet

54% Dec

72
Aug 2
57% July 12

82

t49%

79

Nov

27

Owens-Illinois

Co

104

10

"22

18%

_No par

*76

12.50

78

Co

13

<

t per share

12%

12%

12%

104 %

103%

103%

*22

34%

23

34%

18%

4

18

77

*78

78%

*22

34%
18%

10334
*22

35

18%
>78

79

78

78

12%

*22

13
23

78%

*22

-77%

78

Shares

12%
104 %

34%

*76%

78

12%

103%

104%

34%
19%

20 %

77%

the Week

*103%

35

19%
•

-

Sales for

Jan. 12
t per share

12%

104

78

79

Friday

Jan. 11

23

34%

19%

80

77%

12%
'

23

34%.

-

Thursday
t per share

*

t per share

12%

*103%

23

2.50

-----

t per share

104%

34'/a

Mfg

Glass

*

Jan. 1U

*12%

A__100

_

&

PRICES

Wednesday

Jan. 1)

No par

Marine

SALE

Tuesday

Jan. 8

t per share

5

common

_

16%

Jt)»

Par

preferred

Collins

HIGH

Monday

Jan. 6

<

*

-

-

AND

Saturday

EXCHANGE
.

*

RECORD

STOCKS

Tear 1040

5,000
290

23

34%

7.2c0

21

21%

11,700

77%

78

50

79%

21
79

35 Vs

80

6,300

17%

5,400

P
15%

20%

Dec

101

Jun

104%

Sep

29

Oct

Jan

11% Apr

1

7% Jan

71

Aug

97

21

20

Jan

14

7% Nov
61

13% July 17

10% Jan

11% Mar
,

Dec

Apr

49

104

Jan

6

T^eb

-

25

Pabco

Products

4%

cum

Inc

Pacific

Amer

Fisheries

22

3
July 12

Pacific

Coast

Co

Sep

1

65% Sep

27

1st

preferred

2nd

prefererd

43

Sep

Feb

Jan
21% Nov

27% July 11

18

15% July 27

23

Feb

4

Jan

34

30% July 26
48
July 26
28% Apr
3

35% Jun

13

Pacific

Gas

"55% Mar 10

Pacific

Jun

Jun

89

Feb

135

Jan

2%

34% July
Dec

148

Jun

29'/4

Jan

54

104'%

Jun

Dec

4%

Jan

44

—

36

Jan

18

152

Sep

26

7

Dec

53

Oct

8'% Dec

28

8% Dec

—

Dec

lliy2May23

2% Jun 29

Oct

—

48

98'/2Julyl3
142%July21

27

6

4

18

6%
Pacific

Tin

20

Pacific

4%

Jan

3% Jun

29

4% Jan

11

Packard

Jan

10%

Apr

12% Dec

28

Pan

22

Oct

8
Jun
ISM? Apr

27

Jun

17

27v2 Oct

19

Dec

38%

Dec

Jun

104%

Dec

5%

Jun

8%

Apr

22%

Dp-

17y2
37

Oct

>

Aug

47%

34ya Jan

13

Aug 15
3% Feb
1

i7y2 feh

Oct

38

-

Jun

2%

Feb

Jan

38%

Dec

34% Jan

Dec

-.29

9

28

5

48'/8 Nov 24

1% Mar 21

Oil

5%

5%

5%

47%

47%

4% preferred
Panhandle Prod

Paramount

Tllford

Parker

Distillers

&

Rust

10%

Feb

13% Dec

30

Penn

26%

Dec

18% July 26
18% Dec
6

28

Feb

10

Penn-Dixie

22

Dec

21

Penna.

110

Oct

30

29

J&n

96%

Feh

37%

X8

13

Mar

102

Jan

Dec

Apr

10% Jun

f

29

20

V4 Dec 22

12

Mar

Dec

28

July 13

Dec

103

July 12

13% Nov

—

6

May 19

7% July 12

108

llVhJan
18

—

Dec

18

25

8

25

85'% Dec

28
29

36V*

Jon

53%

Jan

44V4Mar27

66% Dec

58

Oct

56

62 V4 Dec

20% Jan

24% Nov

51% Jan

-

Jan

5

14.
27% May 26
26% Mar 17

23% July 20

•

23y«

Jun

110y4

Apr

117

Sep

112

Dec

28

08

Jan

104%

Dec

io2v2 Oct

23

105'

Apr

26'% May

/

23% July 18

110y. Sep

*

105y2 Oct 20

&

116y4Mar23
106y2 Jun
9
110Va Feb 24

Penn

Pennsylvania

9

21%

21%

49

49

1

>

V.

Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
Electric Co

3.8%

11% Apr

18

16% Nov 22

Phila & Reading

Dec

15

23% Dec

1

Philco

4

96y4May

3

37%

Jan

55%. Dec

83%

Jan

105

Dec

10%

Feb

14

Dec

107

103% Dec 21

Jan

30

3

20

Dec

Feb

14

9

87 V* Aug

95 y2

Dec

91% Aug

8

51%

Jun.

64

Apr

57% Jan

27

80% Dec

29

iVe

Sep

11

Mar

9y8 Mar 31

16% Apr

24

100%

Jun
Jan

32%, Aug
105% Apr

28% Dec

4

101% Dec

97

4

Dec

8

34y2 Mar 23
106

Jun

9

15% Dec

27

97

17

110

Oct

5

11% July 14

21

Oct

17

96

Nov 22

40

Dec

84

Dec

11

Jan

14% Mar

79

Jun

88

86

24%

Jun

10%

Jun

100%

Jun
Dec

32

17% Sep 26

Mar 17

24% July

Jan

16%

Feb

3
14% July 17

Jan

;

29

25 Va Nov 21

142

Jan

155

Nov

148

Mar

1

155

Mar 21

156%

Jun

170

Jan

163

Mar 22

174

Dec

14

28%

Jun

40% Oct

7

6%

Jun

37%

8%

Dec

30'/a July 17

Jan

135

Mar 30

9% Dec

21

10% July 17

7

18% Dec

6

Apr

175

May

140

64% Nov

88

Jan

71

14%

Jun

135%

Dec

Xl9%
8%

Jun
Feb

July 17

195

Nov

Jan

125

Nov 24

3

22

61% July 25

76'/4 Nov 27

Dec

19 y4 Jun

30

32

=

Feb

135% Jan

13

145

29

Apr

25%
147

12% Nov

19

July 28

Dec

30

May 16
30

31% Dec

Corp

71%

14>/4

14 y.

7 % Mar 23

Mar

32

Oct

27

July

56

Mar 22

Jun

22

Feb

13% Jun 27

3

Jan

4

21% Jun

30

80

24% July 12

115% Nov

107

25 V*

Jan

Jun

109

30%

July
Dec

8

16% Mar

8

13% Dec 19
38

*108y2

Dec

Publicker

91

30

Nov

1

123

14
Apr 28
Apr

14

90% Jun 23

26% Feb

8

18

30% Feb

Oct

27

107% Mar

9

31% Jun

30

48% Nov

13

2

26 V* Feb

27

48% Dec

30

106% Dec

26

109% Jan

10

25% July 18

34% Jan 30

5%

52%

118

117

19%

23

22

18

20

9%

10%

35%

10%

17%

10

36

105%"

*105

18%

Jun

20ya Jan

18% Jan

4

9%

jun

14%

Jan

12% Jan

3

66%

Jun

74 Vz

Jan

73% Jan 13

33%

33

10%

*35

105 y4

17%

33

'

10%

36%

■;,< 105%

13%

.18%

19%

831/a
68 '%

82

82%

83 V*

83%' i

83 Va

67'/8

68%

67%

68%:

66%

68%

61 i/s

61%

61%

60

60 %

60

30%

27

27%

26%

27

25

25

24%

25%

67%

-

26%

27%

„

105

HIGH

f per share

19 y#

26%

25

*103%

105

*103%

*108V2

M

114%

*114

111

109%

SALE

Tuesday

r

"■

114%

114

105

114

*i03y2

107%

110"

105
109

3,800

2,200
24,500

w

1,110

>14,900

5,200
:

30

'

.**■"
:

100

80

PRICES

Wednesday

Thursday

Jan. 10

t per share

~,

19%

,19%

27%

24%

*114
-

19%
*83%

Friday

f per share

Sales for

Jan. 13

Jan. 11

( per share

the Week

f per share

Shares

16

15%

16%

16 Vb

16%

21,300

23%

22%

23%

23%

23%

48,800

*90%
51%

92

*90%

51%

*106%

51%

*95%
79%
*14

19

51 Va

97

50%

51%

51%

30,400

107 %

107 Vb

107%

*106

108%

*10fr7/* 108%

100

*102%

104%

*102%

104%

*102%

*17%
*95%

19

'*17%

97

*95'%

19

79%

79%

14%

14%

•13%

32%

*102%
17%
*105

103 %

32

*102%

17%
115

17

*105

32%

104

*102%

17 '/a

20%

20%

20%

94%

94'%

*93%

94%

*93%

40%

39%

40%

40%

41

18 Ve

17%

18 '

18

18%

*150

156

*150

157

*170

175

*170

173

9%
21%

39

9%
22%

9%

21%
*200

225

121

130

78

79

*31'/4
*139

32

32

"139

32 Va

33%
104

104

16%

17

79%

32%

*103

*106

20%

*95%

14%

32
*103

*108

2G%

100

1,400

16%

20%

94%
!

94%

94

94%

93%

93%

39'/a

40%

39 %

40

40

40 V*

6,800

18%

18%

13%

19

18%

13%

7,20)

Vz

*150

155

*150

155

172

172

173

173

9%

21%

128%
80%

39%
10

22%
225

132%
83

39

9%
20%

38%

38

39%

9%

9%

22%

21'/a

38%

9%

9%

22%

*190

200

200

200

129

132

120%
81%

81%

82%

82%

*108

17,400

54,700

210

128%

129%
83

83

31%

32%

30%

30%

31

32

31%

31%

144

30

23

29%

29

29 %

4,100

10%

11

11

11

10%

11

11

11

1,400

54%

54

54%

52

53%

8,300

53

52%

53

52%

52%

17%

17%'

17%

17%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

,

;

*139

/

144

52%

♦140

-

144

53%

53

53%

52

52

17%

17%

18

13%

5,7C0

13%

13%

13%

13%

8,000

14%

44,600

13

13%

13

■

13%

13%

12%

13%

13

37

37

37

-

37

37%

*36 V2

37%

*37

74%

74%

74%

74%

75%

75%

76%

76%

80

78%

80

5

24%

25

24%

24%

24%

25%

24%

25%

24'/a

25%

24%

24%

90'%

91 Vs

90%

91

90%

90%

*90

26

26

25%

25%

25%

26%

25%

25%

X25%

28

28 V4

28%

28 V*

28%

28%

28'/a

28%

28%

118>/4

*117V4

118%

*117%

118%

>117%

118%

*117 V*

26%

91

*8IV2

88

22%

23

13%
*37

87%
22%

88

87%

87%

23

22%

227/a.

13%
38

91

22%

26'%

26%

26%

26%

104%

104%

104%

104%

46%

46%

46%

47

46%

46%

45%

46%

45 3

No par

47%

49

47%

48

47%

48%

46%

48%

46%

100

107%

107%

107%

107%

No par

29 Vz-

107%

*107

107%

107%

29 Vz

29

29%

29%

26%
105

30

26%
105

29%

26 V*

26%

105

105

247/a Nov 24

Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10

23% Apr 18

Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3,50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1

24%

24%

24%

16%
78

24%

24%

24%

24%

16%

16%

16%

17%

16%

17%

77'/2

77'/2

77'%

77%
4%.

77'%

77Va
4Vb

24%

38

200

6,400

18,700
280

90%

90%

26%

26%

27%

10,200

29

28%

28%

11,700'

117%

117 y4

118%

10

87

87

100

22%

22%

23

17,000

26%

11,300

26%

105'/„
8

26%
105

105%

500

48%

45%

46%

9,300

48

47'%

47%

26,900

30

107%

600

30%

107 V*

30

13%
*37

oGO

88

*67

No par

*104

10

52%

*52

741%

com—No par
100

2,000

144

17%

22%

730

28%

13j/4

88

10

4,720

'

30

17%

22%

"40
9,300

10
22%

22

131%

38%

144

i.3»/4

*87

90

30

17'%

*117%

4,700

*139

l3'/4

90%

2,500

120

20

171

39 Vb

*200

144

23,103

14%
104

16%

16%
113

19%

97

80 %
32%

*13%

155

V

17 y4
,

80

171

32

144

97

79'/a

*13%

19

*148

79

78

*95%

14

*17%

173

>

22%

225

97

80%

19

104%

157

97/a

121

*17%

50%

*170

39%

*120'/4

51%

19

115

19%

50%

*150

38%

*190

•

*108

20%

is Ve

100

16%

115

21%

40

•

*95'/2

97

79

*93 y2

>

*17%

14%

32

20%

38%

92

104%

79%

17%

*90

*106%

78%

118

92

*103%

*14%

103%

1

52

*90

107%

14%

*102'%

>'

92

*90

80>/8
32'/4

17%

51%

92

104 %

•

32%

*108

*90%

*106%

104%

*17%

92

*103%

107%

*103V2

100

preferred

20

4,700

15%

100

Purity Bakeries Corp

600

18%

22%

No par

common

166,800

16%

100

com

Inc

3,000

10%

36

.

No par

com

2,600

23

23%

100

com

Inc

300

117%
a

*105

36

*105

'■

15%

53% -54

*32%
117%

15%

No par

preferred
(The)

53%

32%

118%

22%

preferred series A—50

Industries

conv

53%

32%

116%

16%

25

-

$1.40 div preference

Oil

52%

iV:

22%

No par

preferred

Pure

54

33%,

22%

No par
5

com

preferred

4.08%

123,100
3,200

16

$4.75 cum preferred
No par
Public Serv Co of Colo
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par

Pullman

14,800

25%

16V*

No par
—100

Gamble

3%%

25%

24%

22%

100

B__

Pub Serv El & Gas

25

24%

15%

2

4.64%

25%

21%

100

Pocahontas

conv

&

"10

110

1

Electric Power Co——r10

4'%%

19

23% Dec

Potomac

25

*103%

_3

new.

Pressed Steel Car Co Inc

26%
*24

24%
110

24

Jan. 9

53%

Procter

28% May 31

Coal & Iron

26%

*24%
*108V2

19 Va

Jan. 8

*51%

19

24

-

Monday

# per share

20,700

26

24%

24%

nr

Jan. 6

27%

26%
110

800

23%

*108%

Saturday

,

;

10,100
5,900

25%

111

54

25% Nov

Dec

103

;

14%

19%

LOW AND

STOCK

73%

14%

25

105

53

Creek

71% Dec 29

20 V2 Dec

85

Jun

111

72%

14%

25%

114%

54

15

24%

*103

73%

25%

25% ,25%

*51

12% Dec

Dec

104%

38

24%

*114.
*103%

1

Jan

19

*

.

,

5

Nov

Dec

*109'%

'

25%
115

10%'

8V4

Apr
33% Oct

100

104%

25%
X114

10%

15%

29%

'

25%
115

10%

Apr

37

*113y2

24%

38

82%

*10%

Jun

105 y2

*25%

100

24

37%

i9%-

V'6l

5

4%

Feb

26%-

27,000
13,800

24 %

*

.

Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co

12%

Jun

26%

9%

9%

24

*24 v*

18%

61 %

■

9%

9%

24%

25%

18%

30%

Poor & Co class

Nov

67%

61

27

9%

33,300

37%

*108 y2

35%

83%

66%

26%

25%
24%

105 Va

19%:=

29%

18% Dec

30%

82%

66%

9%

1,800

19%

19

24

110

35%

:*■

29%

27

25%

.'19%

18%

29%

11% Jun

7

7..
:

19 y4

-61%

9%

1,500

7%

7%

37%

"■

14%

,105%

1

Oct

Xl03 %

97/s

35%

..

No par
No par

Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd

13%

lo

-'

105 v<

18%

19%

116,%: 118
..■19%' 20

■

66y2

100

Jun

Dec

9%
*35

18 V*

14%

*32%-

18%

*105

18%

74%

53%

32 % '

35

33

17%

14%

25
24%"

53%=116

18'%

*61

100

(The)-

'*;

83% > 83%

1

50

-

32%

105

l8'/4
19%

—100

Pond

25%

*34%
105

5

preferred class B
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia

52% Nov 22

Jan

9%

1%

16

20 Vb

9'%

5%

14

90% Mar

18

25

Pittsburgh Steel Co

38% Jan

Dec

18%

Forgings Co„
_1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
1% gtd preferred100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par

Sep

79%

18V2

Pittsburgh

Apr

14%

53%
116

C C & St Louis RR
100
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No
par
$5 convertible preferred
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co—
1

44%

21

24%

32y4

42%

33

7%

74

24%

25%

54'/8

41%

33

7%

14%

*24%

115%

41%

33

7%

10 Va

*108%

24

40%

32%

73%

25

115%

5

com

24%

24'%

42%

7%

14%

110

4

32%

37%
72 %

*24%
25

41%

*»'■

9

4%

72%

Ik

25'/a

53'%

8%

18 V*

10

*108%

*31%

100

common

10%

24

-

9

7%

.

18

25y8

Pitts

50%

87/s

23%

18

t

32 V*

7%

/

28

100

Pltney-Bowes Inc

Mar

j2

24

43%

32

7%

110

No par

**6% Feb
:

23%

5

preferred

12% Apr
54% Oct

20

14,500

71%

10

—

Co

2,900
43,700

14V*

No par

4% preferred
3.90% series preferred—
Phillips Jones Corp com
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum—
Phoenix Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc common

Plttston

4%

10

preferred—

common

9% Sep
38% Feb

40,400

51%

25%

3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common
5

$4

21%

51%

37%

Par

84 % Jan

21%

25

4.3% preferred

Feb

21%

*37

110

31,400

51

25%

*24 V*

8%

4

37%

1

30

8%

50

37

17%

6,600

21%

24%

18

100

43%
102%

4%

42%

.

32

7%

27

43

102%

21%

36%

43%

32

*25

43%
102%

50%

24%

'43

43

28

42%
*102

3%

36v2
71%

new

*26

43%
102%

48%

24'/4

preferred

Jan

14

4,100

21%

9%

No par

preference

19%

100 Ve Oct

8%

4%

9%

EXCHANGE

102% July 17

3 %

49%

4%

9%

7

preferred

88%

'

'

>

49

4%

7V2

—

NEW YORK

587/e Oct 23

8%

2,800

21%

,

49

32%

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

conv

3"%

*7y8
17%

Co

Corp

42%
*102

*

25

t per share

July 17

47%

47%

35,400

8%

42'%

Petroleum

$1

*48%

3%

33y3c

New

46

8%-

eo

6%

9%

*31%

50

preferred

Highest

S per share

8%

1,530

148

6

21%

__5

Co

Jun

26

3%

.

43

5

Milk Co common

Range for Year 1950
Lowest

Highest
t per share

8%

102%

2.50

RR

20

I

9%

21%

41%

No par

Light Co

11%

5

I 8%

21'%

100

79%

!

*102

STOCKS

Tear 1949

Lowest

,

41%

Peoria & Eastern Ry Co

4.4%

*27

102%

100

Phila

28%

40%

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light «k Coke

4y2%

*27

*101%

Corp

Sand

Power &

Ranr* for Previous

t per share

8%

No par

Coke

Cement

Glass

29

9%

preferred

Pet

6

Jun

Dec

5%

6

Jan

57%

Coal

Pepsi-Cola

17% Nov 24

8%

427/8

Co

Ford

4

37% Feb
107

13

Jun

x48%Mar

!

139

40%

-

1

36y8 Feb

July 14

35
.

9% Jun
—

107

20

64V* Nov 27

30'% Aug 22

Dec

12

Nov

(21

Dec

137

7y» May

22% Dec

47%

No par

Feb

27

46%

102%

Peabody Coal Co common
5fo conv prior preferred

Jun

4iy4Feb 20

47%

No par

Proof

IV*

14'% Jun

46%

8%

Mines

Co

17%

Jan

8%

47%

1

Transportation

&

*27

Corp—1

Consolidated

Davis

Penick

17%

47%

*147

6%

42
*101%

Corp

Penney (J C) Co

45% Nov

148

5%

1

Refining

Pictures

38y8Marl7

Jun

*147

5%

—100

:

&

70% Nov 13

13% Nov

148

5%

99,500

July 31

32

*147

5%

88,800

31

27'/4May24

147

5%

4%

53% Apr 25
7% Apr 29

6

8%

147

5%
48

11%

19%

9

103%

27

57

21% Jan

103%

27

31V* Dec

xl06'%Jun

3,800

103%

103%

29

Parmelee

—

1,800

46%

103 %

104

4%

Patino Mines & Enterprises

Dec

21,500

52

46%

103%

103%

11%

18

Mar

33%

51%

46%

4%

20

—

33%

51%

45 %

11%

9% Jan

22%

33%

51%

46%

4%

18y8 Dec

111

33 %

52%

45

11%

6

Jun

33%

51%

4%

4

Jun

33

47%

11%

Dec

167/e

33%
52

10

4%

6

106

700

11%

9'/4Jan

29

170

17%

4%

Jan

23 y4 Dec

39

17%

12 Ve

Utah

8

61

*38%

17%

4%

&

15y4Apr

*59

38%

17%

11%

Jan

Jan

59

38%

17

4%

7"%

Dec

8'%

59

39%

17

11%

Jan

i

148

8%

61%

39%

4%

Dec

i

147

1,020

46%

104

147

19%

.11%

Jan

'

103%

19%

4%

27%

,

103%

4,500

19%

52

46%

103'/4

140

17%

33

33%
52%

46%

100

*17%

11%

42%

;

33 Va

51%

46%

—10

.

:

33%

*60

17%
*99

17%

17

*16%

52%

*146

61%

17%
100

39%

39%

17

46%

47%

14%

15

*60

39

*16%

32%

,100

Car

!

*

61%

39

16%

1*71/4
100

X17%

4%

Parke

29

18

17%
100

11%

Park

9'/4 Dec

17%

17%
*99

No par

Park

17

17%

17%
100

Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol & Transp„_5
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No par

27

5y2 Apr

18

1

Jun

Jan

18

com—_10

Nov

8

18%

*51%

Corp

Corp

9

5% Aug

19

*60

39%

com

x6

i

18%

*18

*39

World

22

33% Aug 22

18%

25

100

Motor

Dec

4

16

18%

18%

No par
10

16%

17%
100..

19%

No par

Consolidated

Amer

46y8 Jun

26% July 11

23% Mar

Mar

22Va Oct

July 20

1%

107

8% Dec

28

24%
'V

49% Mar 20

102

18%

17%
101%

18%

19

61%

preferred

Jun

95%

Teleg

Western

8

"

17

*99%

101%

No par

Telep &
preferred

4%

18%
*60

—

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3y4

36

Electric

Pacific Mills

,12

a

Corp of Calif

&

17%

*99%

No par

non-cum

Pacific Finance

17
v

6

common———10

Lighting

60

27ye

Sep

Inc

non-cum

30%

40

No par
100

com

preferred

conv

21% Dec 19

30%

30%

2,000

24%

24%

25

1,100

17%

17%
77%

17%
78
4y$
4'/e

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80

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101 Va

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100

23%

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29%

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27

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22.

Feb

3

July 13

103% Jan 10
35

Nov

16

Theatres Corp.—

Ralston Purina Co 3V*%

Raybestos-Manhattan

__1

pfd

100
No par

16%
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3%

41%

4

4'/4

4

4'/8

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102%

102%

102%

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34'%

34'%

34%

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153,400
1,400
58,400
33,600
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35

900

IB

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■i

20

Monday, January 15, 1951

.

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(216)

Range for

< per

Highest
$ per

share

$ per

share

$ per

share

34% Mar 22

Apr

July 3 4
10 % Jun 30

16% Nov

18

Jan

15

18% Dec

21

Reed

So % Dec

30

30%

Feb

26%

Jun

34%

Feb

23%

Jan

20% Jun

29

28 % Dec

30

43

Jan

35

Jun

19

39 % Feb

9

Jan

30

30% Jan

13

17%

Jun

34%

Nov

28 %

Jun

36

10 %

Jan

13%

15 %

Nov

23%

11%

Jan

16%

Oct

4%

Jun

6%

Jan

7

Jan

6

Dec

22

Feb

9

July

3

18%

/

27

Jan

8
56

90

Jan

6%

Jan

17

Jun

10%

4%

Jan

5% Jan

117% Dec

30

3

32% Nov

24

Dec
Feb
Dec

10

43% Dec

13

Jan

3

100

Reynolds Mdtals

Dec

15

39% Jan

7

42% Mar

50

Sep

39% Dec

27

50

Jan

10

85Y4

Jan

98

Aug

94% Jan

5

102%

Jan

32

39% 'Oct

104% Dec

108% Nov

Common

2

Preferred

108% Jun

9

Dec

19

Jan

13

30

Dec

30

13%

Jun
Jan y-

42%

Dec

37% Feb

14

53% Dec

30

15%

Jun

21

Jan

15% July 13

24% Dec

11

x3%

Jun

15

Dec

30

12

23% Jun

22

31% Dec

27

Rochester

Dec

July 13
60% Jan 13

107 % Nov

27

Rohm

36

68%

Jun

36

96%
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Apr
Jun

16

Jun

39%

107

Mar 17

102

Dec

105

14% Dec

19% Nov
Dec

18

July 13

61%

61

Nov

July 13

12% Apr

1

26% July 12
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39% Nov

24

8

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2,400

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28

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26 ;<y 26

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21

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3

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Oil Corp—
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18

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6

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150

39%

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Steel Corp com—No par
prior pfd series A__100
Copper dz Brass com.No par
Drug Inc
1
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31

39%

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24

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5

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13

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16 y2

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21

preference

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,

22

20

27%

Jun

Sep

23

14% Feb 20

Jan

110

Aug

98

12% Oct

62% May 15

4% Dec

Jun

4y8
18%

-

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S per share

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Jan. II

Jan.10

49%

48%

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10

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16

85

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9% Dec

12% Jan

6% May
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20% Dec

1
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12% Dec

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73

60

Apr

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80

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t

Rayonhr Inc common—,

48 Va

48

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$2
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21 •"

Jun

Jan. 9

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49% Dec

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21%

Jan. 8

Jan. p;

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

Jan. 6

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

PRICES

SALE

HIGH

AND

LOW

Saturday

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STOCK

YORK

NEW

Year 1950

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*

RECORD

STOCKS

Year 1949

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YORK

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21 %

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21%

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21%

21%

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22

22 y8

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.

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*

16%

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33% Dec

Jan

109%

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113%

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48% Jan

35 % May

114

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20

Nov

18% Dec

7%

12%

Jun

Jan

23% Oct

9

9% Jun

24 % Dec

21

7
27
42% Jun 30

31

Jun

43 7%

Dec

87

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131%

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128

78

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100% Nov

98

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98

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108

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85

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7i

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94%

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12%

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91% Mar
104%

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8

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12% Dec 29
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96

13

4

47% Nov

25

6

101% Sep

21

105% Feb 20

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9

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115

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104

>

27

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17

Nov

96

24

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91

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86 % Jan

92

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20

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62

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60

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3

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5

26

82

2

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preferred

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25

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11%

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Dec

47% Jan

5%

10y4 Jan

31

17% Dec

27

44%

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40

July 17

55

Nov

24

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20

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3

13% Nov

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Dec

8% Nov

6

14% May 31

Jun

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29

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77

.

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23

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3

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13

11

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26

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29

Silver

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17

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24

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29% Mar 21

18%

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24%

Sep

21% Feb

75

Dec

52% July 13
20 Va Jan
3

36% May 29
25
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28

88

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88 y2

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76

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88

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29%

5,300

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10%

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&

55

13

10%

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—

23%

56%

13

Corp of America—^^»_1

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56

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1

1,500

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108

10%

23%

23%

1

106

10%

10%

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94

121

14%

f per share

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7,100

87

12%

Tuesday

200

37

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103/g

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106

36%

20

102

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106

120

94

125

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37%

42%

43%
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106

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Jun

10%

Jun

97% July

42%

43

43%

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AND

/

41%

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11%

21%

43,400

96%v
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share

34%

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12,100

38 Va

10%

Jan. 8

Jan. 6
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173/8

87%

20

96%

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37%

52%

87%

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38%

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60,000

21%

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12

11%

38

102

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20'/a

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10

135

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107

13%

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7,300

252

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47»/2

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243

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53

17%

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80

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24

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19%

80%

80%

22%
62

80

80

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18

11%

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22%

17 3/4

173/4

22

22

21%

18

17%

12,700

50

48%

49

48

23%

49

81

17%

1.920

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81

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81

30

113

101
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48

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36%

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95 V4
20% 21%
30V2
38%/; 39%
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37%
42
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427/8
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37% .377/s '
36
92% 92%
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121
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•

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Shamrock

8% July 12
15% Jan
7

5

123

4

36% '

36%

112a52

4

105% Feb
BY*

36 y; 37'
*92%
94

•

*120

EXCHANGE

$ per share

$ per share

$ per share

9 per share

24%

Rubber

Highest

107

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96%

20%
20'%
38%
38%
43
[ 43%
*100 : 101'/2
105
106 y37%
38
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94
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126
1

52%

preferred

;

Range for Year 1950
Lowest

Highest

38%
*100

'

*17'/4

Co

Servel Inc common

$4.50

...

—No par

Co

&

Refrigerator

Seiberllng

-

431/2

t

NO par

STOCKS

Year 1949

20

5

Roebuck

Seeger

Range for Previous
Lowest

*95

1

—

12>/8
96'%
20
38ya
43'/2
101T/2

12

!

;

'

'

36

35%
112/*
101
47%
21%
22

;

62'/8
,
62% , 63
248
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248
135
;; *125
135
12 % ' t
12i/s 12%

;
61%
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4

135

; *122

—100

Co

617/8

v

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248

6l'/4

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36%
112A 112A
100% 101%
48% 49%
21% 21%
22% 23%

36i/a
36 Vz
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100% 100%
47%
49
21%
21%
22%
23

21%
23%

/22%

vtc—No par

A

Seagrave Corp

Jun

88

49%
t; *21%

5
100

com

com

series

Seaboard Finance

36%

,

-

-

Co

337/s

56

«

i

preferred

3.35%
5%

2

May 11

Elec

Seaboard

22

21% Feb

common

preferred
preferred

Scranton

83 % Nov 20

83

Stores

.

2Q% May 24
39% Dec 20

1
1

38% -Aug
94
Feb
28

1

1

21

Dec

140

6

12% Jan
28% Sep

90

62% Dec
240

26
Jan 24
Jan

7% July 13

Jtm

9%

Jun

July

9%

5%

28 :

55

22

Mar 24

34

7

Mar

..——6
100
4%
^100
St Joseph Lead Co_.^—^„10
St Joseph Light & Power Co-No par
St L San F Ry Co com Vtc__Nopar
Preferred series A 5% Vtc—JlOO
St Louis Southwestern Ry CO
100
5% non-cum preferred—^
__100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4/40%
series A.fc,
100
Savage Arms Corp_-»—
i
5
Schenley Industries Inc
—1.40
Scott Paper Co common——No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scoviil Mfg Oo common
^-25
3.65%
preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
Safeway

-

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94

*92

1163/4

74,300

116%

*114%

•

170

5,700
200

-

'

3%
7%

Jan

10%

Jan

3% Jun

29

7% July 25

Dec
Oct

50% Dec

26%

Feb

40

Nov

36% Jan

36%

Jan

45

Aug

39% Sep

28

29%

Jan

35% NOV

31% Dec

6

40

52%

Mar

10 Ya

Nov

12

Sep

36% Nov
Dec

28%

Jan

32%

Jun

51

25 Vi

Jun

41

Jan

22.
3,

lt>% July 12
18% Dec 18

5 % Dec

11

Jan

53% Apr
55% Dec
45
Feb

30

28

30% July 12
Jun 27,

40

67 V* Dec

32% Feb 11

1

I

preferred

com_4.50

——50

Southern

Co

Gas

Natural
Pacific

61

Jan

53% Jun

29

70

66%

Feb

58% Jun

28

67% Dec 27-

13%

Jan

3% May
3% July

6%

Jan

10% July 12
4% Jan
3

5%

Oct

5

Apr

May

60

Jan

3

99% Dec

28

Dec

26

14% Oct

13

101/4 Feb

15

7% Oct

6

81

Oct

17

101% Nov

15

8s

Feb

26

Oct

20 y2 Jun

26

Jun

29

% Mar

25% Jan

3

6%

Jun

10 Ya Mar

64

Jan

71%

13%

Jun

18%

23%

Feb

37 7%

100

Apr

;

107

8% Mar 30

Apr
Dec
Dec
Dec

66% Aug
15 Va July

1

5
29% July 26

106%'Jin '254

17%

'

»•

Apr

22% Nov

82

Jun

92

Dec

89% Jan 31

18%

Jan

52%

Dec

47 % Jan

98 y4

109

20

July 13'

•4% July 13
3

26

-

Dec

28

33% Dec 18

Gas

11%

Co—^—7.50

Co;

Spear & Co common

Spetry Corp
Spiegel Inc

85

Sep

25
11

Square

D

3
Nov 30

Squibb

(E.

24% Oct 23

Conv

Jan

143

Dec

121

July 13

160

Dec

136

July 13

174

Mar 22

For footnotes

see

page 22.




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preferred
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55%

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-

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8%

.

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5

8%

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55%

56

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44

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.

38

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prior

CO
:

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prior preferred

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53 %

r

par

52%

34

5

69 %

68'%

69%".:.

69

69

14%

13%

6%

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50

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36

36%
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2

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159%

-

52%

;

55 V2

/
■

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20 %
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—;

common

Standard Hrahds

77% Mar 27

Jan

•

;*

-

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-

-52 Va

■

55%

44

;

100
100

!

(The) J

-

06%

51%-

'

1

Spencer Kellogg & Sons.

211/4 Dec

96% May 24
10% Dec
8

34

11%

36%;
>

par

$5.50 preferred
No par
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60% pfd_100

28

113

5 2 Va

55%'"

20 »/4

06%

No par

Railway common—No
5%
non-cam
preferred-.
Mobile & Ohio stfc tr ctfs
Spalding !(A G)
& Bros Inc
SparkS Withington Co -i
No

13% Dec

40- -Mar

52%.

34%

20%-

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.

21
22%

(

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91/4

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44

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'

52%
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54%
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South

Southern

Jun

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4

,

-5%

5%

5:%

8%

91/8

8%

com_No par

5

«5

"

Southern

Nov

4%

:

preferred
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Southern California Edison—25

Southern

Jun

73

& 'G Co

1

8%

21

10%

Dec

& Platinum^^

South Porto Rico Sugar

Apr 11

66

63%

5%

E

51% Dec 27

45%

5

South Carolina

14
20

36% Jun 12
13% Mar 16
23% May 25

49

South Amer Gold

-107—108

28

28%

283%.

29

r

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29%

33%

34 %

33%

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12

123,8

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13

40,800

781%

78%

78%

78%

20%

20%

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2

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23%

24

-

94%

78%

270

20%

21>/8

11,600

38%.

33%

1,800

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24

94

f

108

23%
94

,

75%

78%

21%

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64-

10%

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10%

11%

74%

77%

168

155

1061/4

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155

166

106

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v

490

-

24%

93%

94%

530

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-

23 3/4

Hi/4

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•

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-

76 %

67,900
36,100

'

152%

5,300

39'/4

39%

73%

«■.-

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166%

12,500

155

2,200

168 —

4,300

Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(217)

NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1,949

Lowest

'

'

Year 1950

Range for

Highest

$ per short

YORK

STOCK

Lowest

•

$ per share

NEW

Highest

$ per share

/

YORK

LOW

STOCK

Saturday

EXCHANGE

Sper share

Par

f per

55

Jun

70

Sep

Jun

457/a

Nov

:

60'/4

Jun

74%

Nov

;66

Jan

25

92

Dec

33

..25
Standard Oil of New Jersey—__...25

t

20

Jun

2 7'/a

Oct

,■>5% Ton

4

i>5

Dec

30

Standard Oil

u

96% May.
12

61

102%

Jun

Dec

100

20'/a

Dec

18

Jun
■

Jan

48

25

42% Feb

Dec

29

Standard Oil of California

30% Dec

,

30

Standard Oil of Indiana-^-—

13

104

Va July 13

26

48

Dec

91% Dec

14

Oct

6

54 Va Nov

38%

u

40

29

10

13

Jan

41%

Aug

.34

Jan

98

July

35

Oct

94

Jan

24&
9>/2
9'/b

126% Mar

Jan

100

Jab-

Sterling Drug Inc common.!.—-.5

Dec

30% Apr

Jan

12

Jan

13%

Dec

48 Va Dec

18

Stevens

21% Apr

21

.10% Jun

18

24

27

Jan

18 "A

Dec

16% July

Feb

21%

Dec

Feb

28

Dec

16% July 13
25% July 17

Jun

52

Feb

%

Dec

9%

Jan

Feb

93'/a Dec

Oct

66%

23% Apr

55 y4 Feb

71

Mar

Jan

Dec

116ya Oct

10

Jun

11%

Dec

10% Jan

25

15

25

xl22

Jan

9

17%

Jan

16% Jan

30

24»/8 Oct

21'A

Sep

19

25

30% Dec

19

36%

Feb

60 %

Dec

7% Mar

12%

J.4% July 12

127

Jun

8y» July 12

Dec

14%

195

Jan

Dec

-08 %

Feb

11%

35

Dec

7%

Nov

27%

8'/a

Jun

36%

Jun

12

17 Va Aug

89

3%

Sep

9 % Jan

Jan

18 %

Mar

79

6% Nov

Jun

14

Superior

116

Steel

40% Oct

5

Swift &

15% Mar

3

6

26% Apr

July 13

Co_

533/4

100

*53

54

500

*53

54

43

43

143/4

14%

143/4

14%

37

37%

303/4

37%

14 y2

373/8

103%

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103 Vz

103%

103%

471/4

46%

47i/4

47%

473/4

47%

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16%

47 3A

16%

17%

473A

47%

171/4

473A

17%

17 %

5,600

173/4'

17%

17 Va

16%

17%

17%

17 3/8

17%

18%

28,100

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20%

21%

17%
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43

17%

21

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,

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104

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18

10*

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18

21

213/a

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30 Va

32,800

32

30 3A

31%

31%

32 Va

95,500

42 y8

'

43%

42

3/a

42%

42%

423/8

11%

115/a

11%

11%

11 y8

993%

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99%

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67%

67 %

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1191/2

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17%

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301%

22%

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58

57%

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383

18%

375

375

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44%

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116%

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12

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.

44%

44%

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39%

18

17%

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19%
lie

12

2214

44%
115 y4

12%

12

3,000
115,800

>800

193/a

44%
115.14

116%

12

12

383/4

40

12

Symington Gould Corp..

39%

39%

15%

151/2

39%,

39%

151/4

914'/,

15%

;

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15%

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15%

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24%

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25

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88% •; 89

9% ;

v

7.

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9%

11,100

15%

Jun

133/4

12% Deo
67/a

Jun

11% July 11
4% Nov 30

Dec

18

Nov

17

Jan

Nov

17

7% Apr
257/sDec

3

591/4 Jan

15

25

Talcott Inc

18
29

48'/a

Jun

30

Texas

111/4

Jun

185%

Nov

151/s Jan

13

24% Oct

17

Texas

Gulf

56

Jun

70%

Dec

633% July 13
20V* Feb 16

97% Nov

25

Texas

Gulf

16%

653/4 Nov

Jun

26%

NOV

82% Dec

39% Nov 24

36
8

583/4

Dec

53

July 17

Pacific

Coal

Pacific

Land

89% Sep 22

Sub

share

Jun

48

Dec

44

Feb

14

85

Nov

17

Texas

Jun

11%

Jan

10

Jun

30

19% Dec

27

15%

Jan

14

Jun

30

21% Dec 26

43/4 Mar

83/8

Nov

7/» Jan

3

14
43

25%

Apr

32 y4 Aug

30y4 Jan

3

12

Dec

14

12 3/a July

3

Apr

1%

Jan

53% Jan

3

Mar

35

6%

Apr
1
13% Sep 18
9% Oct 20

41%

Oct

363/4 Jan

4

42 V4 Oct

20

5% Dec

30

Jun

Oct

•7%

Jan

% 3/a Jan

5

Jun

20

Jan

17»% Jan

3

6

Nov

9

Mar

84%

Apr

14%

51% July 13
32

95"

>

Dec

4

2 5/a Nov

Thomas

8% Oct 25

8

94i% Jan

Dec

10

42% Dec
103

5Va Feb

6

2% May
23% May

40

Dec

25;

Nov

6

42% Feb

6

19%

25%

Jan

22

Jan

3

38'/a Dec

28

43/s

Jun

Oct

13%

Jun

19

32%

Nov

43% Mar

Jan

13 5/a Jun

■

>

'/

9 % Dec

Timken-Detroit
Timken

lu

15

Roller

Toledo

ou

jl/oC

Range for Previous

■

Year 194!)

Lowest

t per share

Lowest

■

$ per share

NEW

Highest
;

$ per share.

'•

Co

16%

Dec

14% July 13

19% Dec

30

Transamerica Corp

17%

Dec

15% Jun

25% Dec

27

Trans

Feb

98%

16%

Feb

9%

i

Dec

15

Mar

22

7

8% July 13
104% Jan
3

Feb

108%

Oct

9% Aug
19% Jan

15%

Jan

25%

Dec

18% July 17

37 Vi

Dec

32Va Jun

Dec

32 y2

Jan

98%

Sep

103

Jan

10

Jan

4%

10%

Nov

Jun

47/8
24

25 V2 Jan

34%

Nov

2914 Jan

18

4% Jan

3

Jun

6%

Jan

$6

5

20th

13'/a Apr

13

39

Apr

13

5%

9% Oct

1
5

5

2

39 Vs

40 V*

81%

80%

81%

81

82

80

81%

80

78%

79

79

79

77%

18%

18%

18

18"%

18%

20Va

20%

2oy4

20%

20

13

13%

18%

13%

18%

,20%

>21

20%

13

38%

13Va

v

38y4

8%

>42

42

42

Twin

conv

Coach

42

*41'/a

19

20%

20%

2,500

42

>

12%

12%

12%

4,500

39

39

12%
39-

-

16%

*15%

9

*41 y4

1,900

830

16%

8%

41%

4,700
19,700

I,500

9

8,700

417/e

30

5%,

514

5V4

5%

5%

5'A

5»/4

5%

51/4

1,600

26y4

26'/a

26Va

25y4

26%

25%

26%

26%

26%

2,600

7%

-

39V2
3%

35%

/

20'/a

7%

'

4

/

21

lO'/a

10%

'

■

:

•

Jan. 8

f per share

*19%

19%
23%

1

ny8

11%

11

107%

108%

16%

35

*99%

> ;

AND

HIGH

SALE
;.

«'

-23

3%
32%
35%

36%

10,200

21%

21%

36,600

45%

46%

12,900

ao%

10%

10%

10%

19,300

;

10%

34 7/8

-

PRICES

Thursday
t per share

17%

22 3/4

24%

23 y4

23%

23

v

"23%

11%

11%

11%

11%

108%

109%

,

109%

$ per

'

•

17

173/s

23%

243/4

233/8

233/8

23 3/8

2,700

113/4

11%

11%

72,400

108%

1083/4

1083/4

3,370

'

' 23

:

11%
108

16%

r

16%

18%

16%

21%

'21%

205/a

21%

20 3/8

21%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

100

*99%

99%

99%

11%

11

11

34y2

34%

34%

*33%

34%

8%

8%

8%

9Va

9

11%
*34

8%

Shares

17%
24%

16%

*99%

share

16%

35

16 VB

Sales for

the Week

23%

:

11%

107%

Friday
Jan.18

Jan.11

t per share

Xl6%

*11%

1,000

21%

19%

11%

II,300

46 y8

-25%

15%

180

4

32%

21%

23%

109

300

6,800

45%

19%
,

36

7%
39%

/ 103

21%

Wednesday

-

4

32%

21%

*34

101

8%

35

7%
39
103

46

Jan. 10

*34

1

10y4

Jan. 9

*11%.
•

3%

"32%

4

16%

21%

*34

'

10%

7%
39%
104

21%

16 V2

21'/a

par

107%

45 Ve

$ per share

24%,

.-..No par

34%
,20>/4

Tuesday

19%

23%

5

35y8

V

.

S per share

22%

31 %

46

10%

LOW

"

32%

,■>.'> 3%

4

32%
22y0

Monday.

Jan. 6

7%
38'/a

*102ya

21%

45

7%
39%

102%

34%

21%

44'%

Saturday

-

32'%

»'

3.7%

102%

45

20%
10y8

10

*7Va

40ya
103

3%-,.

35'%

44'/2

<

43%

39%.
102%

32Va

34%

r :

IVa

/

i

32'%
1

7'/a

40V*
104

3%

33%

35%

.

'■

39%
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4

*32%

"

*7%

-40% y

103«>

19r/4

50

78%

8%

*40%

82%

18%

5.14

22%

Co—

9

81%
77%

21,100

26 Vs

22y4.

prior preferred

8%

23,200

19

16%

40%

78

i'36%

17

6,400

40

5%

:*7'/a

"

$4,50 priorpreferred
No par
Twin City Rap Transit com..No par

39

25%
9514

26y2

103

^.No-par

preferred

conv

42

25,600

24%
94 %

1

*5%

23 Va.

common

12%

38%
17

9

87%

86%

7,500

20%

12%

8%

.

28%

80%

17%

17%

8'/a

'

39

*38Va

18>/2

0

Co

Coal

'

16%

■

—No par

Corp

'

38%

-•>

17%
<

^

79

*77

2.

Century Fox Film com—No

$1.50

Jan

39%

84%

*■

2,000

26l/a

,

Inc

preferred

Truax-Traer

6

103

38%

j' ) 0;•'?

—

Airlines

Tri-Continental

29

40%

*4l"
-

,

5

.'

Transue & Williams.Steel

36% Jan

29

World

13 :i

17j/2 Dec

40

8%.;'8%

>

Par

12

110% May 17

3

98% Aug
8y»Jan

NOV

11% Jun

39%

12%

>

1

Jan

Jun

39

-

STOCK

V

Jan /

6%

95%

39%

87%

200

5%

28

25%

93%

__1."

(The)—.

YORK

10

11%

24%

95%

17%

(The)..—_—1

10

29

25%

93

*38.

/

No par

EXCHANGE

$ per share

24

95%

STOCKS

■

Year 1950

Range for

I,'

Highest

i

253/4

943/4

13%

5%

86

85%

25%

95%

>*20%

Axlp_____
—.5
Bearing—.i.No par

Edison

84%

86%
25%

78%

common^

863/8

*13

28%

"

18"%

—

28

94%

18%

—

283/4

85%

*76%

44% Nov

18

28

25

100

'

287/s

5%

95%

___50c

Co

28

"

5%

.1314 ,13%
5%
5%

85%

Ry Co.

Steel

5%

13%

,

25% V*'

common..

Pacific

20% Nov 24

27

33% July 14

277/s

80%

$3.50 preference
No par
Tide. Water Associated Oil.——10

i

27%

5%

*13

•

Trust—

-

24

27%

39

Thompson (J R)__————.15 *:
Thompson Products Inc new com_5
4%
preferred—i_—
—100 >
Thompson-Starrett Co com__No par

18

Nov

T

convertible "preferred——50
Avenue Transit Corp.No par

tThird

28y2 Nov 18

51%

1

Thermoid Co
$2.50

5%

.13%

25%

conv

The Fair

5%

*13

85%

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

1

Jun

4%

,

•

&

$1.25

13%

94%

Oil—..:—10

certificates

Textron Inc

13% July

.,

25

13%

*5%

.

5/

....

&

25,900

I

*

13%

27%

5
i

Texas

Feb

*13 >

Producing Co——... 10 *
Sulphur——No par

Texas

i

33%

9

Co

//>.. 610

y

(James)

Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Corp _._U

1,100
24,200

>-.■

(

Jun

2 3/4

270

89%

9%

89%
9% ; 10%

89%

9%

871/4
9%

*87,

.1.

900

.

2,300

>•••

9%

■

-'

'24'/4

,

£

7,100

44%

.15

10% Oct 25

7,600
3,400

392

18%
V

:

22%

13%

12%

19%

*433/4

1,400

57%

392

X18'A

80,600

30%
~

56%

390

115%,

"

30%
"

13 y4

375

443A

ii5y4

r

30%

"-22%

365

44%

123%

303/s

22%

18

•<

20

18

23%

573/4

30
700

23%

v

1

118%

17 %

22

443/4

12,000
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<

69

118%

23%

365

1161/2

68 3A

119%

18%

56

19%

12%

40

'

'.

380

116%

68

*118%

4,600

11%
99 3/a

23%

303/a

223/s

443/4

1161/2

119%

423/4

11%
*97

17%

31%

19

68

1,200

23%

'

57%
133/4

*365

19

18%

19%

30%
,22

68

*118%

23%

57%

11%

,

118%

17%

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>

;

68

68

23%

.,

24

*23%

*57

——1

42%

11%

*983/8

*23%

21,600

18

21'A

11 %

119%

18 3/a

18%

20%

99%

•/

i

18

20

21

ll'/a

*1181/4

7,300

104

20%

*98%

68

1,200

2,100

21%

11%

*671/2

'42

.20%

311%

*42%

*103

42

98%

i

88% May 31

■

10,900

*523/4

16,500

42%

\

•

223A

14%
36%

25

' •'>:•

223/s

'.*98%

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com_.No par >
$4 preferred
No par .

v'

223/4

42

-17

.

3

5Va Jan

223/B

54

35,800

31 Va

104

373/4",

17%

4.

Jan

*53

11%

Swift International Ltd

18. y

54

23

14%

Sweets Co of America (The)..4.16%

4ya%

*53

22%

43'

:

Paper Co. com
10
preferred
...__100 *■'

4

*102'A

1

23

15%

Sutherland

.6

36%

10214

1041%

22%

373/8

50

Oct

37%

102%

*102'%

22%

18,200

■'471/8

__25

Apr

,

13

36%

102%

102%

22%

9 2'A

143/o

10c

Corp

37%

102%

102%

19,500

91%
'

42

12.50

30

92%

37

30 Va

1950—20

ser

91

'

14%

"

25

Inc

Nov

43% Aug 23

: July 13
9% July 11
33% Jun 23

Feb

24%

76 Va

pfd

17% Dec

103

Dec

2nd

Biscuits

conv

Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California

370

3

July 17

>

conv'pfd series B

"5V2%

92%

36%

36%

64%

41

1

25

91%

91'A

36%

933/8

63%

.

361/2

100
'

92%

37%

91'/a

92%

•

14%

i

No par

preferred

63

41

1

Cdrp common
preferred series A

Sunshine

11% May 11

9% Mar 30

41%, Dec

106 %

Jan

4J/a %

93%

62%

-

36%

t

No par t

common.;

91%

62%

90%

53

Sharet

93%

61%

36

22%

tper share

90%

36%

■

11

July 13

comomn..:

preferred

631/4

14%

No pari'

:

Corp.
A

93%

62%

"102%

-15

Oil

4*A%
4J/a%

19

63% Apr

Sep

227

3% Aug
30% Jun

22 Vs Dec

49

Co
A

Sunray

18

Juv

Jan

Oil

Class

191

Corp

series

923/4

62%

40%

.

Chemical

Sun

17% Dec

July

Co Inc—

&

93'/8

36%

.100

___

Webster..j-_i.__-'iulNo par
__1
Corp _j
>

$4.50

16%

f

&

Sunbeam
Sun

18

72% Oct

9

Stone

7

Apr

P)

Studebaker

11% Nov 24

15

117

122

7

101

1

.

27

36 Va Oct

8% July 17

Sep

r____

921/4

14%

Corp • _> x——-...5
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common....1 /
5 %
prior preference'
.20 (
—■

20% oep- aq

5

38 y8 July 13

Oct

96

Nov

(J

the Week

S per share

40%

r

Stewart-Warner

16%

6'/2

'preferred

3

12%

28 %

3'/a%

27

Jan

15%

90

24

Sales for

Jan.12

$ per share

62%

53

4%

28

103% Nov

Friday

Jan.11

$ per share

62%

22%

10

Dec

Thursday

Jan. 10

I per share

**102%. 103% ;

Sep

•

16

21

1'%

-JL..100

common....1

39% Feb

July 12

•33%

Jun

Spring

PRICES

Wednesday

92

'".36%

,

convertible preferred..—..50 ?'
Starrett Co (The) L S
_No par.
Sterchl Bros I Stores Inc
—1

12% July 14
Feb

Steel

91%

SALE

Jan. 9

,

93%
:

62%

-

HIGH

Tuesday

-Jan.8

share

92%
t

common....10

preferred series A

Standard

28

1

Jan

3%.%

23

*

X27

52

Aug 17
:

Ohio

of

.No par

AND

Monday

Jan. 6

3S'/a

>40

RECORD

STOCKS

101

50,200
,

21,200

.

165/a

16%

7,000

21

21%

29,000

*34%

35

.500

101

*99%

101

10G

11%

11

11

11%

12

2,490

34%

34

34

34

36

730

*993/4

83A

83A

8%

8%

8 3/4

7,000

U
8%
V

10%

Jun

Dec

10

21

13% Jun

Feb

22

39

Nov

46

Jan

39% July 14

47% Dec

19

10%
■

Feb

12%

Apr

10% July 17

13V4 Jan

10

31%

Jan

26% Jan

39% Nov

24

45%

Dec

401/b July 17

55% Dec

Udylite Corp (The)

11

19%

Jun

33%

Jun

.

13.

.107

Jan

112

94

Jan

96

Nov

96

Jan

30

86%

Jan

94

Aug

90% Jan

30
24

107% Nov

Union

110% Oct

Aug

Union

.

v

25%

103

—

32%

Jun

Sep

89%

Jan

24% May

114

30

?5% Dec

2

73%

Jun

Jan

81

Jun

27

105

48,

Apr

51%

Feb

50

Jan

9

54

30%

Dec

36%

J^n

31
May 12
25% Jan 13

38

1

,

'

20'/a July
104% Jun
10%

Dec
109% Oct

Jun

61%

27

Jan

19%

106% Jan

Rubber

Co..

&

Carbon

Preferred
Preferred

$3.50

series

18

United

Aircraft

5%

convertible

112

Mar 20

Oct

13% Jan

25

24% Dec

27

85%

Oct

79% July 11
24% July 17

103% Dec

28

United

4%%

Air

Corp

Lines

common

preferred
Inc

preferred

Feb

31%

Dec

106%

Dec

18

111% Sep

13

9%

Oct

'7% Mar 28

18V* Dec

29

29%

Jun

38%

Jan

32% July 12

48

20

:

23

30

32

Sep

28

United-Carr

Oct

2% July 12
36yaJulyll

4

Jan

12

United

50

'

'

■

—

2V4
!

3%
3%
v

45

3%

Jun

4014 Jun

,

Dec
Jun
Jun

47% Sep
3% Dec
914
'70

'

Jun

3% Jan

Dec

3

16

Jun

55%

19%

Dec

Feb

26%

Dec

9% Mar

19%

Jun

13%

Sep

26

Dec

,

4

Jun

17%

Jan

14% Jun

30

X89y4

Jun

116%

Dec

Jan

187

Oct

12%

6%

.

r
.

43

Jun

May..

17%

Apr

10%

Sep

57
Jan
2614 Oct

22

9%

Dec

8% Jan

10

15%

Jun

30%

Dec

28% Jan

9

see




page

22.

12

•

Nov 24

135

Jun
Mar

2

14% Dec

16

64 Va Dec

29

38% Nov 22

*

22% Nov 25
68% Dec

20

.

10614

36%
105%
50%

38%

4

Certificates of interest—

$4.50 1st preferred—
U S Freight Co
-

61%
19%

10
<

28

18%

1

1

-

28

28

4

10%

3%
4

__5

'14%

"" 24
74

96

106

*105%

36%

35%

35%

30

30

*107%

36%

*105%

36

24

28%

SO'/a

3%

21,800

42,800

103%

.1,700

1,500

30y8

30%

108%

*10714

109%

19%

19%

19%

8,000

46

46%

46%

4,500

29

29

28%

.1,000

.;

28%
3%>

'

4y8

10%

24
102%

2,300

36%

110
24%

19%
45%

v

45%

;4
1014

6,500
3,500

50%

35%

.

30»/4

32,800

.

39

110
1.

,

105%

50%
39

103Va

30

46

45%

105
,

10

.'

*107%

109%

19%

28%
r

102%

80

107

35%

109% 109%
23
24%

101%

45%

/

104

110%

19

4'%

—

96

33%

22%

■»

320

105

35%
106y2
50%
39%

101

3%

112

*95

107

50%

24%

109%

112
*100

• ■

3%

28%

3%

*45

3%

46

*45

4
V 4%
.10%
10%
71%
71%

4

2,000
-'

3%

25,300

46

4%
10%

—

160
„

95,OuO
2,500

70%

70%

70'%

69V2

70%

360

21%

22%

21%

22%

21%

21%

22

22%

7,100

53%

54%

54

54%

"53%

53%

53

53

1,500

62%

/

61%

62%

61%

61%

61%

20

*

19%

20V8
2714

18,900

167/a

44,000

29,300

.

42%

*20%

14%

14%
>

*65%
40%

27%

16%

16%

16%

16%

18J/8

18%

18y8

18%

18V8
18y4
-4iya

18%

20%
105
"*182%

14%

r

67

40%

19%

27%

42%

105y4
184"

19%

27%

101

20%

104%
*182ya

60%

61%

20%

16%

18»/a

42»%

60%

19%
27Va

'

*100% 102

184

41

112%
105

96

53

18%
v

105%

«7

112
*100

96

22V*

*27%,. 28

18%

40%

112Vs
105

4,900

19%

20

*65 Va

45,000

61%

62

102
2iya

U S Hoffman Machinery com

56%

J71%

10%

18%

21

56

53

18%

105V*

5614

10%
70%

18%

*182ya

54%

4.000

10%

18%

20

10,200

21%

'28

42%

39

10%

16%

18%

38%

7,000

*70%

■

71

42>/8

39

39

35 Va

103

46

37%

40

110

47

46

13%

50%

1914

28%

3%

14

52%

13

106%

36%

HO'/a

46

47%>47%

46 Va
4>/s

*100y8

-

*107'/4

13%
52Va

l3'/4

.50%
40

19

3%

/

preferred—a-———100

30

-i

19

46 Va

/

,

30»/4
109%

46 Vz
4'/a

No par

No par

23%
101%

3%
,

_No par

No par

23%

16%

100

Class A conv preferred

30

*107%

36Va

101

16%

U S Gypsum Co common
7% preferred

\V*%

'*110

16

^

U S Industrial Chemicals„__Nd par
U S Leather Co common
.No par

110J/2

13%
52

.*13

103%

•

40

22%

28%

3%

*45V2

35

5iy2

39

100%

48

106

,

105Va

51

35%

29%,

*95%

36%

38'%
36%

*110

109%
18%

* 28%
'

33
104%

50%

23J/a

*47%

:

'106 %

38%

100%

29%

*105

95%

50%

35%

93%

95%

x35%
36%
103% 105

110

*107%
18Va

•

.No par

U S & Foreign Securities

5

189

4

Jun

For footnotes

-

Mar 11

3%

18

23% Jan

106%: >*105

53%

United Fruit Co

2

106% May 23
21% Oct 24

90% July 26
181% July 19
8% Jan
3
46% Jan

20

3

42

*100

22%

24

Oct

112

104

23*

United Gas Improvement Co.a_13%
United Merch & Mffs Inc..—
1
United Paramount Theatres
1
1

99

112

*100

95%

53%

...

United Gas Corp

Dec

Dec

112

105

*95

22%

;

27

Nov

113

95%

'71"

preferred

18

30%

25%

55%

...100

1%

20% Nov

102Va

Jun

54%

10%

66% Nov

Mar

19

18% Feb
94

55%

United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry..__5

21

Jan

54%

com. 1

29% Apr
16% Dec

15ya July 13
15Va July 13
27Va July 12

54%

35%

.1

22% July 13
11% Mar 30

175

,

Sep
53% Oct

54%

50%

No par

United Corp (Del)—;
United Dye & Chemical Corp

38Va

110*

Stores com—30c

July 18
50% July 12
14% July 18

Dec

July

4% May 31

25

16
39

Fastener

Cig-Whelan

37»/a

38J/4

$3.50 convertible preferred_.—100

3

Mar 29

Jan
Dec

18%

Mar

July 17

22%

Jun

Dec

39Vs

105%

United Biscuit of America__.No par

Mar 29

12% Aug 21
78% Mar 3*

42%

*44%

„

,

8% May 22

14% Aug

,

33

■

68

Dec

34%

<

Dec

38%

*100

4'

$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon .Co.—.No par

106

28%

35%

100"■ 4

Jun

38

113

common...10

Jun

."5114

13%

105

5-

4%

103

13%

52%

13y8

*94%

100

'-^

13%

51%

13y8

*105

i.% non-cumulative preferred_.50
Union Tank Car Co.
1..-N0 par

18

13%

52

13

*1C0

Union Pacific RR Co common—.50

30

13%

52

13V8

54%
*111%

'

$4

Aug 21

13%

52%

13

*111%

*

Nopar

.Dec

13%

52»/2

12%
38%

£4

series........No par
Union Oil of .California
1
,..25

30

13ya

5iy2

38%

*

par

No par

13%

51%
12%

*

5

Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser„No par
' Preferred $3.70 series..i_.No par

28

14%
.

Carbide

13%

No par

&

37% Dec

3

Dec

Asbestos

Union Bag & Paper Corp....No

t

July 7
103% Aug 18
99% Aug 15

/
>■

1

Underwood Corp

,

14%

18'/2

'

43y2

*

'\0Va

20%

42%
101%

21

107y2

105%

184

*182y8

,14%

14

25%

25'/2

26%

25%'

26V8

77%

IBVa

77

77%

14'/4

18Va

18%

17%

18y4

5,500

42%'' 43%
102
102
23%
23%

11,800
50

,

*182ya

23>/4
108y2

109

*182%

183%

111

5,800
7,700

184

"

16

16%

10,200

65ya

43ya

76

106

1,300

27
16%

42ya
103%.

22

22%
184

14,000

27%
16%

18%
18'/4

*102

107%

.

65ya

66

67 y2

68

41%

.

40%

19%. 20%
*27

18»A

41
101

101

*65% " 67i
•

-

.,10%

42%

x41

43%

42%

68
43%

60
10,300

27Yb

28%

27,500

82

83y4

2,600

*

14'A

16y2..

24

26ya

25%

28y2

74%

78

79

83ya

"

21

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(218)

NEW

Range for Year 1950

I per share

16%

Jan

8%
49%

Apr
Jan

12

Deo

38

Jun

52%

Jan

30

19% May

Deo

37% Jan

3

52% Oct

18

143% Oct

5

33% Mar 31

62% Nov

18

88% July

46%

Oct

72

Apr

26%

18%

Jan

22

Jan

13

42% Dec

4

151% Nov

27

Feb

44% Sep
6%

4%

Feb

8%

Jun

Apr

92

Deo

4

Jan

2%
21

.

Jun

3%

Feb

19%

Not

19

Dec

9

27%

Oct
Jan

15

25%

Jan

7

Feb

12%
64

9

24% Oct

18

4% convertible preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp

6% Apr

17

x25

Jan

16

177

45

,

12

Feb

13% Jan

12% Jan

3

20

Jan

25

Oct

20% Jan

26

85 % Mar

97

'Deo

91

J»n

100

Deo

6% Jun 29

41% Jan
Jaa

Jun

20

Deo

-118

Feb

113%

Jun

Jan

115
22

xl03% May 26

14%

Jan

23% July

26

Dec

32 %

Jan

19% July 7
27% Jan 26

28

NOT

33%

Apr

25% Jun

25%

33% Oct

Jun

28

7

July 17

17% Nov
30

45

Jun

12

25%

Apr

32

Mar

6

31% Dec

14

3%%

Dec

28

6% div partic preferred
Virginia Elec & Power Co

Mar 23

>46% Dec

30

33% Dec

30

X30% Oct

13

37% Apr
22% 8ep

13
1

6%

6 Va

1,300

10%

10 Va

10%

10%

6%
11%

*6 V*
11 Va

11%

13,700

96%

*94%

96%

96%

*94%

96 Va

200

3%

7,400

24%

600

4%

23%
170%

23%

166

170%

10%

3%

3%

27

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

2G%

32%

30%

18%

18%

24%

24%

24%

*104

105% *

*100%

48

101
10%
114 -

114

115%

;

*115%

.

115%

20
107

42

33%

*29%

30%

29%

29%

33%
30%
37%

25
5

37%

'

37%

37%

37

10

18%

19

19%

19%

20

*30%

32

x30%

30%

67

*65%

x!8%
25

18%
26

*104
*103

107 \
108

47%
47%
100
100
10%
11%
117
119%
19%
20
115% 115%

47%
48
*100'
100%

25

*106

107

*42

1

19%
*115%
*106

-

•

;33%

•' 42
;33%

30%
37%

30%
37%

19%

20%

,30%
• 37%
19%

32

*30%

32

2,200

•

.,.

26

•

108
.108

*104
*103

.

.

^

,

^

90
2,29°
130
40,300

_

*100
100%
11% 12%
121
123
«•/ 20Va
20%
115% 115-8
,

/

-

2,900

,

107*
"43

,*106
*42

4,300

.

47%

34% *34%

33%

,

16%

<.

.

30%
37%
20%

*30%

32

7,300

32%;.

18
25%

20%
116
-107 «
42'

'
34%

;>®»300

16%

15%

r

4,100

31%

31

*32

11%
12%
118% 123

43

19%

19

18%

107 ;
105% 105%

^

42%
34'A
30%
37%

*30%

32%

25
*104

115%

42

33

V

16%*

{31%

18%

20

*106

42

33%

>107

*41%
'

.15%

31%

,

107

*106

42

33%

*106

25

31%.

32
.
15%*

; 30%

,15%

.;.31%

100% 100%
10%
10%
114
116%

19%
*115%

19%

20%

115%

18%

24%
25%
*104
107
105% 105%
46%
47
*

106

*102%

115

380

56

'17%

10%

12,100

55%

.18%

19%

100

10%

56

15%
15%^
31
Z 31% '

105%

1,500

170%

10 Va

169

'

55

31%

*114

x22%

10%

56

15%

*100%
10%

5,000

55%

32

101.'
10%

1,500

4%

•22%

169

9%

•

.

25%

4%

23 Va

169

;

9%

25%

4%

4%
23

56

31

47%

23%
170

9%

180

.

24 'A

26%

106

100

23%

5,600

25'A

24%

4%

*166

14%

48

24%

3% ;

3%

4,700

151

25

*24

4%
"

31
<

3%

24

24

24%

46

96%

3%

24

15%

100

May 17

36

6 Va

4%

'*47%

25

6Va

:31%

10

Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common/
7% preferred

41%

23%

*102%

100

$5 preferred
$4.04 dividend preferred
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd

117% Aug 25
106% Dec 21

*41 Va

24%

*104

No par

com

42

4%

100
com

41%

4%

5

preferred

Va-Carolina Chemical

41%

*24%
24'A

100

5% non-cumulative preferred

41%

.24%

2.50

Victor Chemical Works common

11% Dec 28

27

16% July 27
114% Sep 12

79

118

4

51% May 19
101% Dec 29

19%

.17%

Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100

July 12

39% July 26
96% Mar 22

Jun

Vick Chemical Co—

May

98

Deo

5

18

19%

24

31%

28% Oct

150%

19%

3%

45%

145,700

151%

19 Va

24

31%

45%

44 Va

15%
-

1,300

150%

*30%

31%

10

65

6%

*55

2.50

Inc

64%

42

*94%

27

7,000

65

19%

10 Va

27%

730

59

45%

6%

10%

138

58 Va

'

150 %

10%
96%
3%
25%
24%

57
27%

137%

58%

138

19 Va

6%

10%

22.400

52%

51%

52%

200

97%

*95%

44%

6%

56%

Va

7,900

11,200

150'A

151

19 Va

*41%

23%
*166

40

19%

45
150

19%
42

10%

•

Co

45%

37%

64%

64%:

64%

74%

a

57 %

137%

137% 138
59
57 /:

64%

56%

Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6%

105

Deo

47

44%

V 51

74%

8%

97%

*95%

53%

39 7

39

37%

97%

51

53%

60%

64%

39

*95%

138

59

10%

20

103

08

52%

136%

*55
27%

Vanadium Corp of America—No par

8

:> Jan

Jan
Jun

82%

-

52%

60%
64%
45

38%

/

97%

10

Van Raalte Co

Norman

*95%

97%

'40%

*74

39%

76

39%

75

19

19%
8%
39%

*8

39%

39%
*74

39%

1

preferred
Utah Power & Light Co

Van

74

9%
*94%
3%

23%
170

*168

74

100

com.

4%%

5

10

97% Mar

85%
33%

15% Jan

26

23%

100

38% Sep
18% Dec

3

10

preferred

Universal Pictures Co Inc

27
27

Dec

8%

40%

18%

8

8

8%:

39%

150% 151

4"%

34% Aug 16
16% Dec 28

24% Feb 23

Jan

Sep

27

5

20% Feb 14
9

9

61% Jan

May 23

27

Not

4%

Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par

July 28

2,300

Thursday

19%

18 Va

20

*8

136%

64%
i

96%
3%
25%
24%

Universal Laboratories Inc

25% Apr
11% May

Jun

50
—1

96%
3%
*24%
*24

2

46,100

8%

52

9%

;

Shares

19 5a

135
59

19 'A
Ml

1

27% Jan

Jan

9%

convertible preferred—No par

$6

United Wall Paper Inc common

3

24 % Dec

7% Not

26

1
pfd__5

non-c 2d

$4.20

Stores

4

7% July 10

Deo

17

Stockyards Corp

United

the Week

S per share

75
41 %

*73%
39%
*95%

19%
41%
6%

19%
41%
*6%

No par

Co common

Jan

161

Deo

Jan

United

4% Apr 24

20% July 27

Sep

43%

Jan

100

'

non-cumulative preferred—25

7%

3

51%-

No par

Jan. 12

Sper share

Wednesday

8%
40%

39%

136
59
59%
63% 63%
44%
44%
150
150

50

Sales for

Jan.11

t per share

19%

19%

"8

136

,—100

------—.

3% Dec

Jun

170

20% Jun

11% Apr

91% May 3
2% July 17
22% Nov
8

9% Sep

Mar

156

3

17%

Feb

12%

July

U S Tobacco

44% May 19
6% Oct 28

5% Jan 26

11% Not

Jun

40

22

97%

.51%

50

preferred

7%

8%
39%
75
41

8%
39%
*73%
40%

100

preferred

7%

21

Not

Co common

non-cum

U S Steel Corp common

20

139

Corp common

*95%

10

Co

1st preferred
U S Smelting Ref & Min com
8%

29

Jan

18% Dec

Jan

U S Rubber

6

25% Jan

Deo

140%

68% Mar

54% July 14

Mar

Jun
Jun

5

18%

19 %

10
20
10
1
100

preferred series A—■

3%%

11
5

126% Jan

20%

80

97% Apr

Jan
Jan

129%

38%

U S Plywood

77

10

43

Oct

62

29

49% Jan

65% July 17
23% July 12

93% Not

Jun

33%

12

38% Dec

34% July 13

133

82
Apr
31% Aug

112%

Jun

U S Pipe & Foundry
U S Playing Card CO

S per share

18%

1

common

preferred-

4%%

9

$ per share

Par

i

,

U S Lines Co

4

8% Jan

29

7% Dec

share

Feb

18

14% Jun 27

Oct

7%

S per

S per share

$ per share

Jan

Fridar

Jan. 10

t ver share

Jan. 8

Jan. 6

'

11%

1951

FRICES

Jan. 9

Tuesday

Monday

Saturday

EXCHANGE

Hi gnest

Lowesi

Highest

SALE

1

STOCK

YORK

Monday, January 15,

.

RECORD

STOCKS

Year 1949

Lowest

STOCK

YORK

NEW
Range for Previous

.

.

19.400
160
(

•

„

j.

140

.

6,-4.00

,

x30Va ;30%
37% -37%,..,..
20% v20%

-

2,900

,

.

1,700
5,600

.

*30%

,

32

*64%

:

^

10

w
Apr 24

65

Dec

28

Wabash RR 4%%

12

Jun 26

14% Jan

10

Jun

31% Not

26% Dec

6

32

Feb

4

21%

Jun

33

Jan

13

53

Nov

24

Walker

6%

Jun

9% Dec

28

Walworth

Dec

31

9% Jan

6% July 13

xl2

Jun

17%

Deo

14>/2 July 14

x87%

Jun

101 %

Dec

97

Jan

16

9%

Jan

16% Dec

11

Dec

8

18%

Jun

30%

14

Jun

22%

Jan

24 % July 18
15 % Feb 14

23%

Jun

25%

Dec

24'A Jan 28

11%

Jun

14% Sep

12% Jun

16%

Feb

24%

18

11%

Apr

3%

Jan

xl9%

Jun

78

Deo

Dec

17% Nor

July 13

11% July 13

19

5%%

24

Warner

6

29"% Dec

21

27% Jun

8

100

preferred

;

18%

18%

18%

18%

7,600

101%

101%

101%

102

12%

12'/8

12%

11%

37%

38%

38%

39

Washington Gas Light Co

'37%

12%

55,000

40%

10,200

27%

28%

15,500

25%

27%

28%

*25%

25%

18%

18%

18%

5,100

22

22%

22%

23

23 V2

23%

2,100

16

2.600

28%

28%

29

25%

25%

26

*25%

18%

18%

19

19

19%

Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co

5

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

22

1

*15%

28%

27%

25%

15%

12%
39 %

*101

19

28%

25%

18%

15%

12%

39%

103

18%

28%

25'A

5

15%

170

11%

38%

*101

19%

28%

No par

Waukesha Motor Co

16

102%

12%
39

11%

12%

39

:26

15%

16

x25

' • *

%

15%

16%

15%

16%

1.300

7%

*7%

7%

7%

7%

*7s/a

7%

32

31%

32%

31%

32%

31%

32%

32

32%

83 % Feb

28

88'A Sep

25

par

87 %

87%

87%

87%

87%

873A

88

88

88

88

88

27

35% Dec

28

_1

34%

34

34%

34%

35

34%

343A

34%

34%

34%

34-'%

11,400

27% Dec

28

West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co

87%
34%

27%

28

27 %

27%

/ 6,300

Deo

Jun

15

21% July 13

$4

convertible

preferred—No

27% Dec

28

West

Penn

Not

110

Dec

26

114% Jun

13

West

Jan

14

109% Feb

7

Dec

104% Oct

4

Jan

12% Apr

17

"44% July 14
107

July 19

18% Dec
78

Dec

27

Nov

Dec

16%

Dec
Jan

7% Jun 26

100

*105

106%

100

*106

108

West Va Pulp & Paper com__No par

4%%

27

July

3

41% Dec

28

Jan

3

55

Dec
Oct

33

v

Deo

Aug

26%

Jan

102% Sep 22
22% Feb 16

Jun

Mar

J15

Dec

20

35% Dec

89% Jan

81

3

94

26% July 15
15% Feb
8

41

Deo
Dec

33% Jan

14% Dec

12% Feb

15

5% Jan

3

5

70 % Dec

18% Dec
Feb

77/»

Jun
Jun

Jan

57%
„

Jun

Dec

49% May

12%

Dec

12

79% Not

Oct

22%

42%

43%

42

42%

42 V*

42%

A

No par

52 %

523/4

52

52%

523/4

100

87%

87%

87%

87% /

40%

40%

40%

42%

32%

32%

33

34

com

Electric

Motor

18%

26

Dec

69

July 18

77

74

Jan

4

95 % Dec

3

98% Dec

.

t89% Apr

13

21% Dec

18

38

21

Feb

82

Deo

70

Feb

Jun

12%

Oct

30% Dec

July 26

10 7A Feb

27

Jan

16

13

Jun

12%

Jan

30% May
16% Jun

39%

Jan

28% Not

July 14
24% July 17

10% Jun '

14% Jon

11% Jan

9% July 13
36

47% Oct 31
3

m

:37s Jun 27

31

27s/b

28%

20%

20%

21%

90

90

680

:
'

*30%
27%
20 7A

*31

300

.

28%

8,800

.21%

9,300

20%

20%

35%

35

35

*35

35%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16

/16%

2,100

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

10%

ll5/#

10%

11%

11

;n%

59,500

*69%

70%

69

69

70

70

69

69%

conv

pfd series A

No par

Co—

;

'i:i4%

14%

15%

'14%

*84%

85%

*84%

14%

15

85 "A

85%

*84 %

85%

13%

13%

13%

13

18

17%

18%

18%

*13

10

6% preferred
Woodward Iron Co_

*35

:

'•

No par
10

com

35%

*35

•

No par

Inc common

17%

100

*138

140%

,_10

*46

15

46%
44

44%

26%

36

*69

15

70

,*69

-14%

85%

13

13%

13

13%

"13

18%

18%

183/0

18%

19

140%

140%

140%

46%

46

46%

46%

44%

44%

44%

;44%

27%

/ 26%

44%

19%
*138

140%

*137

46%
."

700

14%

13

/

500

85%

*84%

*84%

/,

70

14%

14%

85%

v

*46

46%

44%

*35

*138

141

*138

46%

443/0

10

Dec

Common

3^ 0ct 20
6
19% Oct

18

«pr i4

6 Ye Apr 22

No par

447/a

•.

'46 %

44%

12,500
200

*13%

1,200

•19%

16,200

140%

46%

30

1,300

•

45

Wright AeronauticalWrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co

Yale & Towne

:

^

v4%%

76%

76%

76%

'

99

99

99%

96%

96%

97%

97%

98

96%

96%

75%

75%

75%

76%

76%

77

76%

77

.

76%

77

76%

77

19%

19%

19 Va

20'A

19%

20%

18%

19%

19 Va

19%

19 Va

19%

39%

39%

39 3A

40%

39%

39%

38%

11%-* 11%
' ---*39Va > 40 •

*39 Va

No par

*94

No par
5

Mfg Co

:

23

50

Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No

par
No par
No par

«•

,

39%: 40

,

1/

convertible preferred-

Youngstown Sheet Sc Tube
Youngstown Steel Door

26%

27%

'

100

York Corp common
-

26%

27%

26%

100

Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series

14% May 19
43% May 29

dividend y^x-rights.PriCeS' U° &alCS °n thLs day* ^In




91%

*30%

28%

21

r;

34% O2

*90

30%

27 5/0

16%

Woolworth (F W) Co

16

£6 •'

90%

30%

1,-200

18.100

35 %

29

July

90'A

28%

1,500
•-,

20%

Sep 22

79

91%

90'A

68,30n
.•

A

37%

37

37%

34
126

*123

126

36%

37%

*33%

30,200

Worthington Pump & Machinery

16% July 12

Oct
Not
Deo

103%

16%

29

Dec

72
76
69

35%

*35%

34

*123

-*

37%

35%
*103%

20%

20%

20

$4.25 preferred

3

Feb
Feb

126

-35%

31

,

.31

,

13,900

103%

33%

34%

*123

-;

28

31%

34%

35%

$4.50

15

Jun

68

33 %

'

35

103

28%

-

.

32,600

16%

Wilson & Co

13

Feb

91%

35%

27%

*31

31%

2.600

44%

16%

Wisconsin Elec Power Co

Jun

90%

36%

36%

33%

6,700

V88

43%

"

126

*123

3,400

52%

87%
.

34%

33%

34%

103%

35%
*103

A 34%

34

126 -

333/8

34%
35%
103%

\

43

42%

1g3/4

Wilson-Jones

-

20%

43%

35 %

r

34

36%

28

—1

87%

42%

20,500

5

25

45% Sep

28

87%

43%

34

,,

103%

*123

-93

*31

52

87%:

42%

*102%

-

'35%

34'

36%

*91%

50%

87%

43%

'

126

353/4

•

51%

88%

42%

6,300

A

23%

51

49%

*87%

52

•42%

22 %

15,700

'•

Willys-Overland Motors common—1

24

51

*123

20

Wilcox Oil Co_

30

11% Jun

No par

*33%

■

—100

White Sewing Machine com
Prior preference

13% Dec
142

12.50

34%
103%

35

104
•34%

1

22% Feb

July 18
32% Jan 10
42% Dec 16

*103%

Co

9% July 11
137

347/8

'

prior preference—No par

conv

167/e July 13

Not

•

100

Instrument

Dec
Not

,

12 %

com

preferred series B

Jan

49% July

41%

41%

Shares
•

12%

12

12%

12

12%

41

21%
35

share

-

22%
41%

41%

100

2nd preferred

13%
140

the Week

40%

non-cum

Jan
Jan

Sales for

Jan. l;i

t per share

v.:

Jun

Sep

Friday

Jan. 11

Thursday

41%

14%

Jun

12

160

110 %

t per share

Jan.10

13

1,900

63

83

110%

:

Wednesday

$ per

*

!' 83 t
110%

'

22%

10

44

PRICES

83

110%

40%

Sep 22

22

-

60

9,100

18%

V 18

21%

30

16

■t*

t

415/a

$5

2

91

SALE

t per share

12%

;*

83%
111%

Jan. 9

12%

12%

82%

Tuesday

f per share

18

183/0

*110%

I

HIGH

f108

22%

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com

35% Nov 22

5

108

17.%

110%

AND

LOW
Jan. 8

21%

White Dental Mfg (The S S).

27

*106

,

40%

White

Jun

108

*106

21%

27

77% Jan

106

41%

19

25% Nov

83% ?84

110%

Monday

lo

27 !

19

"

84

110%

'I

100

Oct

12

128

*110

Jan.«

Feb

-

28% Dec

*104

23%

Weston

17% May 26
11% Dec 29

34~

-Jan

18% J* 18%

183/4

83

'

12%

160

105

41

3.80%

6

32%. Dec

16%

Jun

t

12%

15,500

105

22%

Westinghouse Electric

28

(Feb

108

*106

Saturday

Preferred series A

12

112

*106

18%

I per share

27%

111%

413/4

18

34% Dec
129 "/Dec

108

84

1

27%
111%

106%

*105

110

V'.

27%
111%

Western Union Teleg class A_No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par

23

36

106%

84

V

27%

41%

Western Pacific RR

33% Oct 24
105% Feb

*105

370

111%

22

4%

1

104i.

106%

6.600

28

111

*106

h

273A

2,000

112

27%

28

111%

7%

7%

42

24

Dec

24% July 13
29% July 13

"

STOCK

Western Auto Supply Co
Western Maryland Ry com

29

89

13

YORK

Western Air Lines Inc

22

44

£

STOCKS

27%
*111

110

100

Par

51% Apr 25
23% Dec 28

19% Jan

Jan

1

•

NEW

28

64% Jun 27

34%

preferred

27

27%

27%

28
111

*105

18%

18 %

EXCHANGE

24

Dec

_5

$ per share

13% Dec

27

27%

28

preferred series B

<

37% July 26
12 % July
5

■'

111

Highest

$ per share

$ per share

7%

26%

27%

27%

111%

'

Range for Year 1950

27

No par

pfd

*111

15

Lowest

Co

4.10% preferred series C
West Virginia Coal & Coke

21

111

Electric

v

100

4.20%

109% Mar 24

30

Feb /

4

Penn Power 4%%

104% Oct

70% Not

20% July
3% Feb

18%

38%

17% Mar 16

Jun

7% May

8

25,000

17%

12%

11

Jun

May

71
July
23% Mar

19%

9%

18%

18%

102

102

9,200

9%

5

A17% Dec 29

30% Nov 29

8%

103

51%

9%

31%

33% Dec

Sep

20% May

65

*101

Pictures

Bros

19

18%

19%

52%

8%

7%

41%

21% Jun

X59%

19

51%

9%

31%

8% Deo

Feb

Jun

1

53'A

8%

7%

Highest

32% May

8%

51

52%

9%

31%

50% Dec

I per share

70

53

9

5

Year 1949

*42%

52%

9%

9

No par
3

Range for Previous

4%

53%

9

Webster Tobacco Inc

108%

Lowest

28%

52%

8"%

Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com___2.50

17% Jan

May

12%

53%

•-

2.50

Warren Foundry & Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp

108

35% Jun

102

53

No par
;

—

108%

Dec

98%

Co

26

25%

101% May

"21% Jun

1,400

28

115

Sep

13

2,100

28%

84% Dec

Apt

53%

13

28%

66

Sep

18% Apr

20

12%

28 3i

Dec

Oct

21

12%

28%

8

22%

8% Feb

; 12%

•28%'

34

16% Sep
14% Jan

5

'12%

28%

13

19

104

100

■12%

29

27

Jan

12%

66

12%

28%

Jun

5

23%

104%

*64%

12%

28%

24% Jan

Jun

107

Sep
16% Jan

Jan

64%

12%

28%

Ward Baking Co common

38% Feb

24

643/4

12%

28%

*65

Jan

6% Oct
27%

July

16%

30

104

G&W

(Hiram)

67%

12%

28%

preferred-*—100

——

20% Nov 24

67%

12%

No par

Waldorf System
Walgreen Co

*65%

No par

48

Jun

60% Jan
14% Sep

11%

*39%

"

\\y2
40

-

34"

34'A

52%

,

;

33%

53 Va

53

18Vb

,

18%

18

-.

27%

27%

76%

76%
100

101

11%

76%

'

54%

18%

^

->

35%

53 Va

■

*76

76%

39%

27%

' 76%

76%

100%

99

98

*.

*97

27%

14,000

77

•

"290
460

,99

97%

•

450

2,700
12,800

39%

2,100

11%

11%

11%

11%

11,500

*38%.

39%

*38%

39%

1

11%

38 %

*97

39

39 %

700

*

34% r 36

18%

:

100

100

11

11%
40

35

35
-53%
18%

76%
100

101

36

36

36%

9,500

54 Va

52%

54

53%

54%

26.800

18%

18%

:i8%

19%

18%

19%

8,900

49%

.

34%

51%

*

"

52%

51

52%

5

5%

52v<
53%.
5
* 5%

»

Zenith Radio Corp

Zonite Products Corp

NO par
;

1

receivership, or petition has been Hied

<

51% .51%
5

5%

X50%
5

51%
5%

51%52%
.

5

for company's reorganization, -a Deferred

5%

..

>

-

5

5%

delivery.-^ rCash sale,

,

s Special

sales.

wdWhen distributed.

.28,000
7,900

xEx-

Number 4977

Volume 173

.

.

The,Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(219)

Bond Record

New York Stock

«»
FRIDAY

The

italic letters

In

the

GOVERNMENT

Year1949

103.28

108.13

Range for Year 1950

Highest

Dec

Lowesi

103.28

Dec

108.13

Jan

Jan

102.31

104.8

102.31

103.8

104.9

101:12

Feb

101.13

Jun

101.7

Feb

103.2

Aug

Jan

100.28

111.10 May

103.19

Jun

25

102.14 Apr

102.19 Apr

25

100.24 Nov

Aug

25

29

100.29 Sep

100.25 Oct 31

102.23 Feb

102.30

Feb

105.4

Aug

Jan

102.30

Sep

100.27 Dec

22

101.3

Jun

100.21 Dec

15

101.8

15
24

101.8

Jan

__

__

102.18 Feb
v

100.29 Aug 11

J01.18 Feb

101.18

.II

Feb.

103.15

.*

Jan

1

9

100.31 July 28

ZZZ

•

.

.103.9

.Z

1951-1954

*100.23

1956-1959

*108.20

108.24

2%s

1958-1963

*110.18

2%S

1960-1965

*113.2

27/eS

ZZZ

Dec

102.6

Dec

103.20 Jun

5

8

;

;

,

*101.9

1955-1960

*107.2

1952-1954

"

96.24 Mar 23

price.

sales transacted this

No

Odd

lot

Interest

101.11

*101.8

107.6

*107.2

107.6

*107

107.4

100.25

*100.22

100.24

*100.22

100.24

*108.20

108.24

*108.20

108.24

*108.20

110.22

*110.18

110.22

*110.18

110.22

113.6

*113.2

113.6

*113.2

113.6

Period

New York Stock Exchange

York

Sale Price

or

101.10

*101.8

101.10

*107

107.4

*107.

107.4

*107.2.

107.6

*100.22

1C0.24

*100.22

100.24

*100.22

100.24

108.24

*108.18

108.22

*110.18

110.22

*110.16

110.20

*110.18

110.22

*113.2

113.6

*113.2

113.3

*113.4

113.8

*101.8

101.0."

*103.20

108.24

*101

101.2

♦100.31

101.1

*100.31

101.1

*100.31

101.1

*103.12

103.14

*103.11

103.13

*103.12

103.14

*103.12

103.14

102.28,r

*102.28

103.30.

*102.26: 102.28

*102.26

1863-1968

102-28

*101.25

101.27 * * 101.29''"101.31

*10'l,3f 102.1'

*JL.Q?.26

*101.29' 101.31

*101.30

Jun

102

1964-1969

*101.8

101.10

*101.10

101.12.

*101.13

101.15

*101.12

101.14

-Dec

*101.11

1964-1969

101.13

*101.4

101.6

*101.6

101.8

*101.9

101.11

♦101.6

101.8

*101.6

101.8

*101.6

101.8

*101.3

101.5

*101.5

101.7

*101.1

101.3

*101.1

101.3

*101.1

101.3

1965-1970

*101

101.2

*100.30

.1966-1971

101.1

'

..

*101.1

101,3

*101.2

101.4

*100.31

101.1

—Jun

*100.30

1967-1972

101.1

*100.30

100.24

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.25

*100.22

100.24

*100.22

100.24

*103.20

*100.22

103.22

*103.19

103.21

*103.17

103.19

*103.19

103.21

*103.20

103.22

1967-1972

*100.22

100.24

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

1C0.25

*100.22

100.24

*100.22

1951-1953

—

100.24

*100.22

100.24

*101.2

101.4

*101.2

101.4

*101.2

101.4

*101.2

101.4

*101.2

101.4

*101.2

*100.28

101.4

100.30

*100.27

100.29

*100.26

100.28

*100.26

100.28

*100.26

100.28

*100.26

100.28

103.30

*103.26

-1952-1955

1954-1956

>103.26

103.30

*103.28

104

103.30

*103.26

1956-1959

103.30

*103.26

103.30

*102.10

102.12

*102.10

102.12

*102.9

-102-.'11

*102.8

1959-1962

—

102.10

*102.8

102.10

*102.10

102.12

-*100.24

100.26

*100.28

100.30

*100.29

100.31

*100.27

100.29

*100.28

100.30

*100.29

100.25

*100.24

100.26

*100.9

100.11

—Jun

Dec

*103.26

7

*

1C0.31

1959-1962

*100:23

100.25

*100.24

100.26

*100.23

100.25

*100.23

100.11

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No.

Low

112

BONDS
•

New York Stock

Interest

108

&

f'*

Exchange

Sale Price

Week's Range

Last

Period

.

or

Friday's

Low

i

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No.

9

3%s

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No.

10

3%s

117'A

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12—

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78

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13

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15

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16:

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1973

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SECURITIES

FIRM TRADING MARKETS

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1955

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1956

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1945__Jan-July
1945—Jan-July
1945—Jan-July

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of)

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76%

68

73%

—

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78%

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80

65%
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(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
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Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia) —
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3%s

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66'A
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80%

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—June-Dec

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67%

series

3%s

Foreign Securities

Low

73

*74

3%s

h ?

Year 1930

No.

80

73

June-Dec

3%s

•

Range for

Sold

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—

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Member* New York Stock Exchange

-

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Range for

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102.4

100.24

*99.24

Registered bond transaction.

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High

.

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-i—

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1967-1972

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Bid & Asked

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City

1980

Sales for

Iligh

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3%s

Stock

Friday
Jan. 12
Low

High

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Transit tJniiication Issue—

Corporate

*101.8

Low

*101

transaction,

Low
New

101.10

Week's Range

Last

Thursday
Jan. 11

High

*101.9

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY

Friday
BONDS

Low

*103.13

1961

a

High

102.26

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962

day.

PRICES

Jan. 10

103.15

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1958
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1960
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15

96.24 Mar 23

Low

High

SALE

Wednesday

101.3

2s serials of '50 due Feb 15
1956

7

HIGH

*101.1

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

:

AND

Tuesday
Jan. I)

*103.13

3s.
1972
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953

_

101.11

the bonds mature.

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2s serials of '50 due Feb 15
1957

3%

when

point.

1962-1967

26-year

:.„ZZ

asked

month
a

-1956-1958

Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
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•;

and

Low

High

2%s

..

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of

Jan. 8

2%s

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Jan

32d

Monday

Jan. (»

1951-1955

International
89.11

the

case

more

or

Saturday
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3s

Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2s_

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Feb

BONDS

STOCK

Treasury 2%s_
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
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_

100;i3
100.17

YORK

Treasury 2%s
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Treasury 2YaSi
Treasury 2%s

102.14 Apr 25

__

Dec

103

one

Treasury

1

July
102.19 Apr

100.18

1

Oct

103.8

indicate in each

represent

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111.10 May

Feb

104.15

July

Period"

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

Jan

Feb
Mar

"Interest

decimal point

EXCHANGE

101.30 Sep 11
108.4
May 1

110.23 Mar

Jan

102.1

NEW

Highest

101.30 Sep 11
107
Nov 13

—

110.23 Mar

after

Exchange

YEARLY

■

LOW

Range for Previous
Lowest

headed

Figures

7*

column

WEEKLY

-

>

>-

23

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

Monday, January 15, 1951

.

(220)

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR

Interest

BONDS

or

Sale Price

Period

Stock Exchange

New York

Last

r;

(Republic)-—<Cont)—
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->=i/

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(Hukuang

5s 1951

Ry)

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of

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51

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of)—

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1961

196.1

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April-Oct
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May -Nov
§ ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
Copenhagen (City) 5s 1952
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79 %

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65

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98%

61
37

850

119% 120%
99% 100%

,

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100%

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^—Aprn-oct

1995,

mortgage

Atlantic

1966

38%

48

4s

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16%r

61%
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Co

99%.

97%

37

36

102%

1969-—_April-Oct

W

100 %

88

125

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P

99%

100%

iy

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100

debenture

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90%

••v»%

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1971--—

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debentures

1959—

84

101?.

98%

98

98%•

104%

74

98'/2 99'/8
99% 100
95% 96%

June-Dec

—Aprif-Oct
1961____

107

102%

44

94%

98%
99%
95%

104%

;

104%

11

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93 :
94%

__

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1975—

103

—

105%. 105%
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82% 83V2
^v>98% 99%

__

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1986

debentures

American

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33

—

46

Feb-Aug

Jan-July

109% 111

77/e

(Stats)—

94

93

101% 101%

12%

46

-

92%

1978

110(4

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-

81%

10

101%

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16%

142

82%

66

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mortgage 3y2s

3"s

debentures

Atlanta &

16

139%

86

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1963_Jan-July

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51

151

142

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debentures

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134%

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-

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53%

150

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50

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73

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65

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82

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41

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70

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AMedellin

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7s* 1958r .__—June-Dec

:

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(40-yr)

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—Jan-July
—Jan.-July

1977

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54%

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1958

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Electric

A5%s extl

51

8

30%

--

31

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..

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loan

off -external

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.

68

68

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~

60

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———Feb-Aug
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47

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57

66

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f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976——Jan-July

s

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85

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85
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1
22

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——

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s

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47

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1956

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reduced to 2%) 2012

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:

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reduced to

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gold

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>

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external

55 Vz

33%

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A

1950

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reduced to 2.25%)

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A7s

•

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*_

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pursuant to
Plan
to 2.5%) 1999

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/

1978—-Jan-July

«

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2012—

pursuant

reduced

90

69

63(4

69
65 ■
32%

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52

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reduced

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'

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1

—

stamped

.(interest

>

53

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39%

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to

2%)

to

(State oi)

1936

53

..

90

—

v

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8s

90

4074

47%

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,

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1

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78 y4

48

88

3s ext sinking fund

Cunciinamarca

1

-

reduced

vy

Range for
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53%

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May-Floy
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reduced to 2.375%)
2001—
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51

28%

3

37

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53%

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39

>

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High

May-Nov

1966

of 1926 due

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v reaucea
to 2.25 Vo) 2'Ja*
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7s
1967
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25Vo) 2004June-Dec

51

50

r-

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.

50%

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or

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of)—(Cont)—

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.

40

28%

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Sale Price

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38%

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r

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Period

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.

———Mar-Sept

1960

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50

r—
—

.

—

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Interest

BONDS

New York Stock Exchange

141

51

*36%

i_

1961_——June-Dec

1963—_—

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NO.

36%

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,

June-Dec
A Guarantee! sinking fund 6s
1961——Aprtl-Oci
I
A 6s assented 1961
April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
assented

Ii

7

Range for

Sold

High

35%

35 Vz

———June-Dec

1957

assented

A6%s

JANUARY

Rio Grande do Sul

Chile

6%s

ENDED

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Bonds

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Low

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WEEK

Week'* Range

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102%

>

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reduced to 2.125%) 2008
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1959—Mar-Sept
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„

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B
Baltimore & Ohio RR—

>

First

.

reduced

to

2.125%) 2003
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May-Nou
Norway (Kingdom of) 4(4s 1956
Mar-Sept
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1965—__—April-Oct
4s sinking fund external
loan 1963
—Feb-Aug

Netherlands

Oslo

(City)

(30-yr)

96

95%

96%

23

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19

88

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95

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18

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91

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f

s

assented

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series

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1958

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48

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50

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22

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22

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5

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14

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1950-Ja?i-July

7

7

6

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6

6

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1963—

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1966

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to

to

2.375%)

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to

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de

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(City of)

reduced

to

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to

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do Sul

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external

1995

1

1

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lc

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A

For footnotes

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38

55 y2

&

?

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33%

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42%

50

34

34

31%

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June-Dec

*41 y2

54

61%

44y2

38%

46%

47

47

43%

501/4

(interest

85

84%

85%

88%

89

;

,

'

1980_Jan-July
'
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2%s

1960-—April-Oct

debs

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97%

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101

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93
100

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116

100(4
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t,General mortgage

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5

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5

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102

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5

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197

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135

s

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-

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77%

87

82%

66%

1976——2—-—Jan-July

_i—Jan-July
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Buffalo; Rochester & P t.sbu-gn Ry—
Stamped) modified 4(4s lU^T
.Mav-^nv
Bush Terminal Co. first 4s 1952—__i—
April-Oct
3s

101

101% 101%

j

mortgage 4s series RR 1960
mortgage 4(4s series A July 1970--May-JVoo
Bristol-Myers Co.'3s debentures 1968
1—April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969
Mar-Sept

Consolidated

87

94%

Aire

.

86%

72

93 %

mortgage, series 5s AC 19S7J—
mortgage 5s series II 1955_f._
First mortgage 4%s series J J 19311—

1st mortgage

64%

94%

First

•;

38%

(interest

Apr'l-Ocf

102

105%

1

99%

102 Vz

101(4

~8

100%

103%

82%

59

1980—

Jan-July

1955

102

102

102

100%

100

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104

104

V

3
-

61

101%

5

97

2

104

81

102%
105

_

page 27




32

Boston

92%

52

647

First

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A

38

(interest

1999

2012

*36%

(interest

sinking fund gold 1988
to

40%

68

81

151

70%

series C

Loan

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43%

92%

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Jan-July

"
A

37%

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„

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A

*38%

A

2003

of I—

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Steel

65%

90%

69%

lst mtge 4(4s .conv. 1976_i_L_„__.-i.——_Jan-July
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5s

81%

92%

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81%

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conting int)

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(2% %

First; lien and. ref M 4s series D ; 1935-Jan-July
Bangor & Oroostook RR—
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88

*

84%

1996

general

fixed;& 1 Vz %

;

82

2000_1_——_Mar-Seyt

March 1

98%

81

97%

95%

99% 101

-

2012—

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Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced

Dec

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Toledo-Cincinnati

■

:

A

1953

Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced

Plan

2001———April-Oct

6(4s

Stamped pursuant to Plan
Rio

due

mortgage 2%s series I 1970——_Jan-July
Consol .mortgage 2%s series J 1976
^.-May-Noo
Consol mortgage 3a series ^

2001——Jan-July

1946

8s

Stamped pursuant to Plan
AExternal

G

M due

Consol

(City of)—
stamped pursuant

1961

and

(3%%

'

*12

8s

5

32%

April-Oct

fund

31
:

31%

April-Oct
1947—April-Oct

7s

34

31%

31%

June-Dec

1968

assented

(interest

Series

97%
100%

-

mortgage 6%*
fixed and 3%.% contingent interest) —
.1:
v Series
J due Dec .1: 1995J— _i_:/_^__June-Dec
A4V2s convertible income Feb 1 2010_ti_^i__^May
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & w->«t Virginia— 5.;
Reiunding 4s Series A 1980..
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w
•«"

Porto Alegre
8s

Series

/

50

83

33%

*94%

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Mar-Sept

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loan sink fund

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fixed, and 3%-contingent interest)—

j.

(interest

AN,at l0an extl
A4 (4s

2

21

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s f 6s 2nd series 1981—April-Ocf
f Apoland (Republic of) gold 6s
1940——April-Oct
.

9974

44

36(4

1%

—

reduced

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100

37%. .39%

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A

and

contingent interesti July 1975^April-Oct.
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v
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1958—

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.

102%

.

.

mortgage 4s series A July 1975—__-April-Gci
mortgage 5% series B (4'/o f.xed • /

First

96%

sinking fund 4'4s 1955——April-Oct

lAPerriambuco (State

37«/4

3

_June-Dec

.

loan

32

99%

-AprJ-Oet

3%s sinking fund external 1957_J
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
A6s extl loan
(30-yri 1953—
extl

*34%
99%

—

A5(4s

--

-

35%

35(4

30%

38%

■Ruch

,

A

106%

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.

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Chronicle

.

.

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25

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY

Friday

BONDS
New York Stock

Exchange

Last

Period

Sale Price

,

*

12

Week's Range

Interest

or

Friday's

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Low

Sold

.

Friday

Range for

High

Low

Interest

BONDS.
New York Stock Exchange

Year 1950

.

Electric

Power

first

3s

Guaranteed
-t

goru

•*

io<y4

low

4%

conv

debenture

--Jan-July

stock

4s

inc

conv

debs

v

J

series

B

1965

Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975— April-Ocf
tr

14
*'

lllYz

35

109 Ya
109

17

101%

100Y2

12

101 Ya

100 y2101

First, mortgage' 3s series A

-

266

116 Ya

Deere

114 y8
114

*

A

-

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mortgage

AGen

122%

;;''f

93 Ya

119

125 YB

105

74

5

111

*

95

♦68

103 y4

83

131

105 Ya

1

70

58

102% 103 y4

_:Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

♦102

1948—June-Dec

♦102

68

10Q Ya
101 Ya
105

83

General

mortgage

•

2020

1987

May

—April-Oct

75

102

& Ohio Ry—
Gene, ai *4 %s i«j92

First

and

102 y2

.Afar-Sept
1996—May-Nou
1996—Feb-Aug

1st

1989.....Jan-July
1989—Jan-July

anu

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7

'

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111

inc

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&

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1958

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28

Feb-Aug

3s

69%

101%

AGeneral

72%

71%

April-Oct
April-Oct

(1962)—

62

68%

May-Nov

68%

70%

May

Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Liggett
Myers Tobacco 5s 1951

51%

Chester—

71%

71%

May-Nov
May-Nov

1979

1

70

.

gold 4%s 1937
———Feb-Aug
gold 5s 1940—
Feb-Aug
*
SATerminal first gold 5s 1943
———May-Nov
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982——Jan-July
Refunding mortgage S'/bS series E 1978._Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
-J&n-july
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980——.
——Jan-July

May-Nov

Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—

68%

66

8%

N

91

52%

103% 103%

SASecond

contingent interest 2003contingent interest 2003

5s

Port

"70

'-.VV'

...y

^ •

vr

.;Vi

88 %

118

4%

'

SerieS'A 4s fixed interest 2003
Series B 4%s fixed interest
2003
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003.
Series yd 4s
contingent interest 2003
Series E 4V2S
F

■

79%

-6418

> 17

5%

N Y State

Feb-Aug

73%

58%

257

86%
69 %

10%

y

55

298

87%
92%

4s 1955————
—
June-Dec
N Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct

;

General consolidated mortgage bonds—

Series

•' ;

mortgage 4s 1954

First

97%

99%

104%
101 %

69

JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
*100%

1974—Jan-July

mortgage 4Vis extended to

'

•;

River &

Harlem

100%
100

502

74

89%-

69 %

refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
mtge eonv inc 4%s series A 2022—May

First &

101%

66

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*

100%

971#

79%
"

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—May-Nov

1973—

t-V

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N
■;

Ry—

First mortgage 5s extended to
1984—

Lehigh Valley RR—

69 %

'

Feb-Aug

Lehigh Valley RailwayFirst

96

96%

!

96%

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

1964——

92%

mortgage

Shore

4%s series B
86%

*•?

mortgage income reg 1975
June-Dec
Lehigh COal & Navigation Co—
Sinking fund mortgage 3%s ser A 1970-April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
First

Jlan-July

);Vr'"vi. '

13

-

AFirst

,

3%s 1997

-ycs'l'-.

101

71%

*

105%

%

103% .103%

1959-1- .Mar-Sept

'

73%

3%s registered 1998
—
_Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
!
3%s
registered 1998
—:
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986.—
April-Oct
N Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975—.April-Oct
N Y Dock first gold 4s 1951
——Feb-Any
NY & Harlem ' gold 3%s 2000—
-May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043.
—.—Jan-July
V Mortgage 4s series B 2043-——
—Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973
May-Nov

" 40

27

100%

—

116

103%

-97%

5

registered 1977—Jan-Jifty
collateral gold 3%s 1998—Feb-Aug

3 %s

"

22 "

76%

General

4

,73

102% 102%

84

Lake

'

High

99 V*

50
V

100% 100%

—

85%

105%

114%

%

5#

*100%

—Jan-July
4%s unguaranteed 1961
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997—
,..April-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mortgage 3s 1964..—
_April-Oct

JAKreuger At Toll

102

77%

103%

Low

No.

100% 100%
100"
100%

;——-—Feb-Aug
2013.—April-Oct

Consolidated 4s series A 1998

106

103%

Year 1950

102%

102

Refunding At impt 5s series C 2013——April-Oct
N Y Central it Hudson River RR—

101

7

.

—

116% 116

Jan-July

1961

103%

35

104% 104%

*100%,

Range for

Sold

RR Co—

Refunding & impt 4%* series A

102

Bonds

High

100%

C

of

•'

-June-Dec

Range
Friday's

Ry—(Cont)—

1956——
Feb-Aup
deposit
AFirst 4%s series D 1956
—Feb-Aug
ACertificates of deposit
AFirst 5%s series A 1954———-April-Oct
ACertificates of deposit——
——

sehes

ACertificates

New York Central

84%

-June-Dec

Kansas City Southern
Ry 4s ser A 1975—-April-Oct
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
-June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal
Ry 2%s 1974
_April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
—Jan-July

Kentucky At Indiana

82%

102

or

Bid A Asked

Low

85%

70

29

87'/a

Sale Price

High
AFirst 5s

86

Last

Period

New York Stock Exchange

Year 1950

Sold

Interest

bonds

New Orleans Texas At Mexico

Jamestown Franklin it Clear first 4s 1959-Jane-Dec
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept

Wwk'«

FHd.y

Week's Range

East

'

-

-

•

--

-

pit.tshcrh

&

T.sko

Erip

27/rS

1996_June-Dec

*101%

99

101%

Volume 173

Number 4977

.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(223)

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
*

•

BONDS

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Chic

Louis
F

ser

1953

June-Dec

J

ser

General

mortgage 5s series

A

1970_

mtge

First

mortgage 4%s series
First mortgage 4y2s series

Pittsburgh

Youngstown

1958

April-Oct

:

93

.

1959
1960

1983

Public Sendee

Electric •& Gas
3s debentures 1963

&

New

First

and

refund

M

111%

First

and

refund

81

91%
103

,

6

102%

103 %

5

100%

102%

RR

Adjustment

2

92

96%

Tol

9514

5

91%

96 y4

94%

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90%
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„

June-Dec

__

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Cent

ref

.

__

■

3s

->ioi

' "

102

*108%
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105

—

—

100%

■

101%

100%

3s debentures

108
104

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110

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105%

Union

__

—

1*964

__

%

Oil

Pacific

2%s

100

99

103'4 103%

__

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8

105%
109%

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150

152%

218

3

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102%

105'/a

„

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,

225

105%

II

103%

Jan

June-Dec

103y2 103%

12

102'/a

<

of

94%

94

April-Oct

1-969

Saguenay Power 3s1 series A 1971
St. Lawrence & AdirondTc
1st gold 5s
v Second
gold
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100%

94%

104

26

102%

84%

1

104

St

103%

mortgage 4s series

ASecond
St

A

1968

i

*77%

mtge inc 4%s scries ;A Jan

105%

2%s

debs

1970

debentures

Corp

__Jan-July
2022—_May

101%
v

>

83%

i-AGeneral
t.lst mtge

series

A

1980

•-*.

3s(series B

Jan

106

debentures

Shell Union

Oil

-

19G5

95%

93%

98

1963

;

1985-——__i:

J__

A

Power

_Jari-July
Feb-Awg

105%

15

-

122

v

99%

106

v

98

26

—

:

75%
99

104%
100%

97%
41

Z

and

general

4s

series

A

122

107%
102

-

105

92

87%

101

125%

327

100%

123%

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100%

103 %,

97

97

1

90%

91

5

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*94%

99

123

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Tel

Jan-July

2%s

debs

1985

3%s

debentures 1983
ASpokane Internatl first
Standard Oil

(N J)

2%s debentures

Sunray Oil Corp.
Swift

&

2%s

April-Oct

100%

May-Nov

gold
debentures

4%s

Co 2% s debentures
debentures 1973

83

102%

67

106%

104 Va

103%

107%

105

107% 109
*103

107 ya

103%

105

105%

102%

104

100

104 y8

Mar-Sept

B

101%*

101% 101%

Jan-July

104'/a 104 '/a

April-Oct

1995

95%

95'/a
99

99%

1973_April-Oct

C

ser

*104

94

88

95%

May-Nov

mtge 3%s

104%

1966„__Jan-July

104%

,-v

income

series

A

series

Jan
B

1981

Jan

Co

debentures

conv

86

1991___April

registered 2361
first

Wilson
'

mortgage
&

Co

3y4s

series

D

1967

.

;

.^Wisconsin- Central Ry—
§-AFirst general 4s 1949—
A Certificates
of deposit

§ ASu •& Du div and
A

Certificates

Wisconsin

of

Electric

term

Power

68 Va

63

52

102'%

17

101

—

100%

10

115'/4

101%

~5

105
104

1

102

101%

103%

1

103% 103%

113

115%

f *101% 102%
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86%

85%

135

69

73

77'/a

71

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40

70

40%

:

70

88%

66%

v.—c*

64%

-98%

100%

—

99%

June-Dec

15

99%

102%

Jan-July

Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July

II

*106

*97

102%

105%

2_Mflr-Sept
1971—

102 y»

105

533

104% 164%

,

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101

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25

101

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104 Va

94

109% 110%
-

70%

101%
103%

107'/a 109%

110%

'

2%s 4976

56

102% 103%

107'%

deposit

First mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3'/*s

107%

% 79

102

103'/2

Jan-July
Aprils Oct
Jan-July

106%

105 y*

70%

*105% 106

—Jan-July
Jan-July
1936—May-Nov

first 4s

104 %
11

66'%

,

102"

debentures

first mortgage 3s 1958J
S B first 4s 1960—2

104% 106%

~

68%

68

Mar-Sept
y

106 ya

105%
106% 106 y2

_Apr-Ocf

Winston-8alem

105

57

101

104

*105

69

2014_„___May

"

50
101

*104
;

106y2

mortgage 4s 1952_April-Oct

•

3

164 '/4 104%

104Va.

Mar-Sepf
1973_1___'__Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992_—-Mar-Sept
Wireeling Steel 3'/*s series C 1970——Mar-Sept
convertible

57%

*101

J an-July

—

3

57%

RR

85

97% 101%
95 V*
87%

2

95%

85

73

11

94 V*

1976—May-Nov

73%

5

86

102% 102'%

Feb-Nov

3'/4s

86

85%

April

107%

Yonkers Electric

100%

98

81

90

98%

26

102

107 '/a

11

104

109

1

100

108

Included in the year's

100%

103%

not

included

106%

107

the

{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.

108% 108%
100% 101

11

65

~6

40

96%

36

96

98%

101% 102%

30

101%

102%

100

104%

ABonds

UThese

102

102%

103%

delivery

in

here is

a

sale

included

not

range,

the

in

n Under-the-rule

year's

sale

not

range,

d Ex-interest,

e

included in the year's

Odd-lot

range,

r

sale not
Cash sal*

the

§Negotiability

103%

99%

102%

100% 100%
*103

Deferred

a

63

96%
*98

J an-July

May-Nov

year's xange. y Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.

selling flat.
issues

were

:

_

or

,

previously

combination of all sales

:

.

listed

on

both

the

on

Curb

Exchange.

The

1950

year s

range

shown

Exchanges.

NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the

following extended list

furnish

we

AND

YEARLY

RECORD

complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Jan. 6
ending the current Friday, Jan. 12.
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.
■'
j

and

a

stock

range for week ended january

Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb

Range
of Prices

Par

ABC

Vending Corp

ACF-Brill
Acme
Acme

Motors

Aluminum
Wire

Co

Aero

l

;

Low

,

Sales

High

Low

8%

8%

4,500

2

2%

200

1

July

2%

Dec

6%

5%

6%

4,700

3

Jan

5%

Dec

31%

30%

31%

350

21

Jan

4%

4%

-4%

900

Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores

For footnotes

i

commonj

(N J)
-see

page 31.




3% July

of Prices

11

31

May

Nov

Par

Air-Way

Electric

3%

3%

' 4

13,900

1%

Jan

5%
3%

Jan

Dec

10'/a

Airfleets Inc

—1

6%

Alabama Great Southern

._50

Alabama

Power 4.20%

\

—

—

Alaska

Airlines
Fisher

&

—

Allied

International
Products

10%

10%

11%

2,500

9%

Dec

14 Ya May

Altes Brewing

14%

14

14%

2,800

7%

Jan

14

Aitofer

Dec

Bros

preferred

Inc

Co

common

Shares

common

a

1

High
12

5%

Apr
Oct

60

80

Jan

101%

Not

35

96%

Oct

103% AUg

3,300

6%

7,200

102'/a 102 %

7%

Jan

4'% July

4%

5%

15,500

4%
22

__

4%

•
—

.

4%
23

200
650

%

4%

1,300

7%

7%

250

4

3%

Nov

5'/8 Mar

5%

5%

1
5

Range for year 1950
low

10%

—1

Investing Corp.

(Mich)

9%
57

Sales
for Week

High

99 Va 100

.100
—1

common

Allied

•

5

Appliance

Low

—3

Alles

—

Air Associates Inc

7% July

Range

Sale Price

High

8%

l

Week's

Last

New York Curb Exchange

year 1950

i

Inc__

Manufacturing

Range for

10

common—

Supply Manufacturing

Ainsworth

Friday
STOCKS

Shares

l

Alloys

12

for Week

2

warrants...

Adam Hat Stores

Week's

Last
Sale Price

Exchange

,

94% 101
102%

92%
123%

65

102%

*

98 %

96%

111

■:-~7

*106%

—Jan-July

1972

99
100

89

98%

96%

1974

96%
97%

97%

97%

87%
93

123

98

2013—April

2%s 1971—May-Nov

2%s debentures

97%
98

■=•94%

105% 106'%
108% 109

Devel and general 6s
series A 1956
ApriZ-Oct
Devel and general
6%s series A
1956——ApriZ-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996

Southwestern

97%
-.97%

100%

Western Union Telegraph Co—
30-year 5s 1960_„
T

102%

10Q

Jan-July

98%

102%

*103% 104%

mortgage 3%s series B 1971

2.65s

97%
99%
-li
123% 124

102% 102%

Jan-July
1956——-April-Oct

1031/9

100%

*10114 101%

First

Devel

97 y4

93%
101

*103

Westinghouse Electric Corp—•
2%s debentures 1971
1

68'/2
103 %

123

99% 100%

Jan-July

105

63

1979—June-Dec

mtge 4%s-4s series A 1969
Western Pacific 4'%s income A Jan

99%

97'/a

-

mortgage 2%s series E 1986_
First mortgage 2%s
series F 1996
First mortgage 2%s
series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol
gold 5S 1994

101

7

103%

1578—Mar-Sept

Gen

,

99%

,

106

100 '/a 161

123%

101 %

96%

103%
105 Ya

101 y2

1975—Mar-Sept

Co—

4s

Western Maryland

102%

102% 105
474
84%

__

103% 165%

100

96

110%

100%
102%

__

__

102%

West Penn Electric 3'/2S 1974
___May-Nou
Penn Power 3'/2s series I
1966_—_ja?i-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361—
4s

100%

98%

100

*85'%

Maw-Nov

108%

101%

103% 104

96%

Jan-July

'96%'

103%

11

ref

mtge income 4'/4s

First

105% 105%
*102%

convertible -debentures
1960
Apr-Oct
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A
1975_June-Bec

.

103%

West

127%

101

2

*100'% 101'%:

———May-Nov

RR Co—

117%

v

1977__—Mar-Sept

3s

101 %

Co—

1958

series

3s

and

RR

Warren

102%

5

*43

97%

^an-july

19Slij.„_—

5

97%

*123%

——_jan-July

Southern

Pacific Co—.
First 4%s ^Oregon
Lines)
Gold 4%s
1969-—

hoi

42%
98

April-Ocf

Telegraph Co—

—

Southern Pacific

334

*101% 101%

June-Hec

5s

99 Ya

100

—

*101% 102%

—

first ref gtd gold 3'/2s
2O00___Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 23%s series A 1970___Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/2s
1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed
1979—May-Nov

84%

126%

95%

98

2%s. debentures

4%S

1

—

97%

2%s. debentures

,debenMares.vi987
Southern.Indiana Ry, 2%s l994_

.

55

104 %

*126%

2016——May

■

2%(s

Gold

500

103

gtd

69'%
32%

92

—

*102%

*

-

__

April-Oct

mtge

Walworth

103%

101

Southern Bell "Telephone
3s debentures
1979^—
r

102

105% |

*102

South 4i North Ala TtR

/

90

*104

1971^^-April-Oct
:'?SASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s 1941
-Feb-Aug
4;Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965—
—'3an-July
.Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976_._.
i.

185

14

lien

First

104%

^Seagram <Jos Ej vfc Sons 2%s
-1966——June-Dec
•r'r 3s

52

21%

of America—

Gen

101%

106

May-Nov

.

103%

77
500

*108% 109%
*101

■

consol

Gen

98%

121% 121'%

1974—__June-Dec

.

31 %

W

80

*105

Co—■

mtge

137
106

190%
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65%

*99 %

gtd 4s 'series A 1955—Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957
May-Nov

Wabash

75

71

85'%

First

104%

65

100% 101%

84%

1989—May-N-ov

Air Line RR

102 %

100

U

—_

debs

conv

Virginian Ry

107%

102

80 Va
__

101% 101%

certificates 1989
——__May-Ncp
: --Second
4s.inaBond certificates Nov;
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duhith first
cons gold 4s
19C8_Ju»»e-Dec
*6t Paul Union
L>epot 3%s' B 1671
-...-April-Oct
Scioto V & New
England 1st gtd 4s

'..

102

96%

128%

„

*99% 101%

June-Dec

Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003

bond

-Seaboard

97%
f

1

11

'

29%

RR—.

First consolidated 5s

__

*73%

1955—Jan-July

Louis-Southwestern Ry—'- -;
First 4s

*

105

106%

13

2

129

103

104

■'

s._

-63%

__

May-Nov

First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
1st & ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980

96

105%

*104%

1997

102%

*102%

30

1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2V2& series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Biscuit Co of America 2%s
1966—April-Oct
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
April-Oct
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959
Mar-Sept

Consol

—

*106%

April-Oct

Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—

.1st

*121%

Mar-Sept

Mar-Sepf
1996—Jan-July

6s-19961——
Louis Rocky Mt & P 5s
stamped

!

63%

impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
27/as debs 1961
Mar-Sept

California

Vandalia RR

R

1977—Mar-Sept

J

■

14

105 %

"100% 101 %

1995—May-Nov

1973

mortgage 3%s series

119 Va

\ i
——

104% 104%

„

Jan-July
April-Oct

1960

-•

i-iGeneral

V

106%

">104

__

Jan-July

Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General -mortgage 4%s series D

High

>

United

Muy-Noc

debs

104%

1971
May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct

First

99%

Virginia Electric &

Tobacco

5s

102

Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s

*l01'/a

__

May-Nov

& ref.3%s series D

Low

111%

„

__

Mar-Sept

_

m
Reynolds <R J)

104

102% 102%

and

Corp

128

*137

1985—Jan-July

...
„

3%s

Reading Co first

102%

June-Dec

,

Co—

debentures

Year 1950

NO.

104% 105

96 »/4

&

Vanadium

2%s

L

Orleans

income

Tri-Continental

128

*—
--

1970_ApriZ-Oct
1990_Aprii*Oct

3%s 1974
{Third Ave Ry; first refunding 4s 1960

96

Feb-Aug
June-Dec

refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec

Oats

New

of

95%

95%

First and refunding
mortgage 3%s 1968—Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 5s' 2037—Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and

Quaker

3J/4s series B

&

Term

iv

_

April-Oct

May-Nov

3%s series C
Pacific first'gold 5s 2000
General and refund M 37/8's ser E
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas

-Jan-July

1965

M

100

102%

Range for

Sold

RR—

Orleans

mva

95%

__

.—Jan-July

'First
2%s 1984_—
Providence Terminal 4s 1956

r,.

Corp 3s debentures

100 y2

A

Feb-Aug

3s

Texas

ri3 %

102

,•

Plttston Co 5VaS income debentures
19G4__Jaw-july
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge-3%s 1977

mortgage
mortgage

Reiund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Reiund and irnpt 2%s series D 1985

103% ,105'/a
my4 143%

102% 102%

96

Bonds

High

Ry—

First

First

3

Range
Friday's

Bid ic Asked

Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—

-

April-Oct

First general 5j3 series B 1962
general 5s series C 1974_i.—
First general"4%s series D 1977—:

.

93

*102

__

April-Oct

C

93

__

June-Dec

B

Ashtabula

&

107%

100

15

*111% 114

__

or

Sale Price

103'/a

111

J.'110% .112%

April-Oct

^

II
II

__

Week's

Last

Period

Low

Texas

3%s 1964—May Nov

4%s series A

II

Interest

High

102%

*113'/B

Pittsburgh Consolidation Ccal—
3%s debentures
1965
—iJaa-July
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4 Vis 195&—April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—

First-mortgage

No-

Low

BONDS
New York Stock Exchange

106

»ll3'/a

__

Friday

Year 1950

108

*105%

,

June-Dec

mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st

ENDED JANUARY 12

Range for

Sold

*107%

1964_May-Nov

General

VflEEK

Bonds

0V) H 0h
»io3

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
-

Friday's

Bid & Asked

■,

ser G
1957__M«g-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—JPeb-Aug
Consolidated, guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963_Feb-Augr

Consolidated guaranteed 4%s

or

Sale Price

Ry—

FOR

Week's Range

Last

>

Period

St

&

Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
:

Friday

Apr

6%

Aug

4%

15% July

21%

Deo

Dec

6%

Jan

5% Mar

8%

Not

3

3%

Jun
Jun

JANUARY 12

WEEK ENDED

RANGE FOR

,

Sales

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

pf Prices

STOCKS
Curb Exchange

New York

Industries

Amer Air Filter 5%

Book

American

1%

1
—100

Cities

A

Co

Jan

900

96%

Jan

1%

pfd

conv

Beverage common

American

1

common

(American Eantam Car Co class
American

~9%

Manufacturing

Goods

Aluminum

51%

103 % 104%

103%

•
•
15

preferred

cumulative

$3.75

Aluminum

9,900

24

"9%

9%
15%

1%:
1%

15%

May

6

1,250
10,500

vftl%'
IV*

12%

400

104% NOV
9%

Dec

July

Get

1%

Jan

1%

7/« Aug
76

Dec

15%

Aug

A

2,500

NOV

28

Mar

Jan

Apr

85

Co common.
Products common.
Castle (A M) & Co
Catalin Corp of America
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power <fc Light 4% pfd

Light—

—,10

Co,

American

Hard

American

Laundry' Machine

Rubber

American

Manufacturing Co com

American Maracaibo

28

24%
—

6%
21

1

Co

——•
25

American

Meter Co

American

Natural Gas Co 6%

American

Potash & Chem class A-—•

Class

pfd

34%
49

•

B

10
2
10c
*
5
5

Republics-

American

American

Seal-Kap

common

Corp common
$6 series preferred

Amer Superpower

preferred

5%

Thread

American

Writing Paper common

American

—

4%
—

2

—

6%

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

1

—

6Va

*
*
50

Aspinook

(The)

Corp

16%

Dec

19 y8

Dec

30 V* May

Dec

37% May
35

Nov

25% July

34%

Nov

27%

Feb

46 V*

Dec

3%

Jan

12

Dec

%

Dec

July

106

200

II

Feb
Mar

133

1,300

4%

Jan

6%

Jan

8%

IV*

Dec

9

7%

Jan

14%

Apr

3% Mar

2,600

5

July

8%

Oct

380

109

Dec

113%

Jun

25,300

10%

8% July
8% July

7,000

1,300

12%

Oct

Feb

11

Jan

116%

Mar

12%

16,800

Oct

July

10%
110

10

12%

Sep

Oct

16%

42%

100

41

Oct

12%

3,000

7%

Jun

11%

Dec

18%

25,500

9%

Jan

14%

35

July

110

400

8

21%

Feb

l.bDj

Dec

2IV2

Feb

200

Feb

9%

Oct

4%

Nov

Electric Industries—

American

£1

dep rets reg

Atlantic Coast Fisheries

-

Atlantic Coast Lire Co

—

1

Associated Tel & Tel class A

3

50

warrants
Plywood Corp

6
23 %
6%
7%
12 %

Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine

5

Avery (B F) & Sons common
6% preferred

25
3

Ayrshire Collieries Corp common

3%

6%

—
—

Consolidated

NOV

5,000

2%

Apr

3%

Jan

7%

Jun

14

300

21

Nov

6%

Dec

8%

Jun

10%

Dec

22

14

1,100

10%

July
Feb

17%

Dec

10

Baldwin Rubber Co common

Securities Corp w d

Baldwin

los

de

Banco

ft

Pwr Ltd

Refractories
(L)

Beck (A S)

Inc

common

12

—

—

6

1

16%

1

3%

Canada common—25

37%
9%

Shoe Corp

Aircraft

common

Watch Co Inc

1

-

Hedges common—-—.——4

Benson &

Inc

Bickford's

—

14%
6
17
4

Jan

27%

2,200

6% July

11%

Dec

10%

2.200

6% July

10%

Dec

2%

49,800

11 Apr

1%

Sep

25,200

63 % July

1%

2,600

16

8%

2,300

f7%

5%

4,700

5'/a

32,500

8%

12%

71%

prior cumulative preferred-100

--

84%

25

20

26%

30

5
21%
13%

4%
20%
11 %

5%
21%
14

20'A

20 V*

33%
28%

33%
29%

Scrymser

*

Co

1

Bourjois Inc
Brazilian
Breeze

Traction

Corp

Bridgeport

Light & Power

•

1

common

Light

Gas

•
•

Co

Manufacturing Co common

Class

33 %

•

A

British-American

Oil

29

•

Co

Jun

1% Mar

500

33% Mar

Oct

36%

Tobacco

-

Oct

6%

Oct

4'A

Jan

8

Dec

3%

4%

1,900

3 V*

Dec

5%

Apr

1,950
3,300

39%
6%

Jan

1.500

11%

Dec

7

Apr

7%

7%

12%

12%

9%

9%

2,500

23%

2,800

18'A

12%

1,100

2%

100

18

Dec

22%
16%

Jan

Feb

11%

Oct

ft 200

9% July

13 V*

Jan

30,000

3%

Dec

4%

Nov

IV* Mar

12%

Nov

77%

Nov

75% July

89

18% July
3% Dec

27%

NOV

5%

Jan

21%

Oct

5

Jan

11%

Nov

23

Oct

25%

Feb

17

Jan

23

Aug

Feb

34%

Jun

70

650

4,200
4,500
16,000
50

20
900

Jan

32

21% Apr

Amer

British
British

dep rets ord reg
Columbia

Class
Brown

B

Power

A

•

(E L)
Mills

Ltd class B

Buckeye

3,403
1,000

6%

6%

6%

2,000

10%
20%
9%

12%
20%
11

3,700

20%

•

1.60Q
300

1% Mar

8%

Burd

&

Steel

Devoe

Burma

Burry

Ring Co
Corp Amer dep rcts__
Biscuit Corp

11%

American

2%

Estate

Sugar

California
'Camden

Electric

Fire

22

Dec

13% May

15% July
5% Jun

20%

Oct

8%

Dec

11%

Jan

15 V*

NOV

13%
22%

4,800

13% Mar

22%

Deo

8?a
%
4'%

9%
A
4%

1,700

5% July

9%

ft
4%

25,500
11,500

6%%

Canners

•

■~9'/a
7%

r

~*

5%

2,700

July

5%

common

Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd

7%

Industries

3

July

5%

Dec

9%

68,900

7%

•7%

6,500

5% Mar

5% July

8

7

9% Mar

Nov

20% July

A Oct

24

Mar

47

Dec

20

25% July

27

Oct

•

21% Oct

22% Nov

*

25

30% July

Nov

25

Nov

Ltd—

preferred

Marconi.,.,
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co__
Carey

Baxter &

Carman

Kennedy Inc__,

Co

1

8%
4%

*

111%

Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co

1

4%

3%

32,000

22%

150

17

Jan

26% Aug

35 %

650

32

Sep

39% Aug

8%

1,300

4%

900

8%
4%

89

75

2%

Jan

7% July

2% Mar
63

Jan

9

4%
85

Jan

dep rets B ord

15%

14%




31.

12%

Oct

%

Jan

11%

Jan

7%

Feb

ft.;
;

Dec

15%

400

14%

Sep

17% Mar

16%

26,500

5%

Jan

15 V*

__

Dec

Nov

4

2% July

54%

53%

55%

8,300

30%

Apr

Va

1%

7,600

%

Dec

Dec

52 %

IVa

1%

1
4

3%

4%

3,800

11

10%

11%

3,300

5%

Jan

5%

Apr

9%
2%

■>',

7,000
450

2%

10%

9%

11%

9 Va

11%

900

.

2%

:

800

3%

3

3%

20

1% July

Dec

10%

Dec

9-Va

Mar

12

Jun

10

Apr

3% Juiy

2% Mar

3%

ft

Jan

3%

2ya Aug

Apr

48

Aug

68

Apr

18'A

Jan

30%

Dec

Jun

13

jun

8

Oct

66%
30%

12

300

9

13%

'

—

31%

11

31

68

14%

850

11

July

15%

Feb

50

x32

Dec

36 %

Jan

7,000

5Va Aug
14

34%

34%

7%

6%

7%

2,800

6%

Apr

7%

Sep

3%

4 Va

18,600

I %

Apr

3

4

Dec

28%

20

x25%

Jan

3u

28 %

1,300

8

2,600

13%

10J

12%

12%

3

4,100

Jan

3%

Dec

2,o0j

20% July

26 72

Jun

12

1UJ

9% July

700

1%

Apr

2

11 %

July

17

Oct

8,100

3%

Jan

6

Dec

35

5

4%

5

51

Oct

26%

Nov

36%

Dec

12%

Dec

26%

29%

9,100

July
14% July

33%

200

20 % May

30%

32

35%

36%

91

S23

29%

Chemical Co Ltd

&

92

9%

(Allen

*

:

B)

Laboratories—

Rubber

American

Duraloy

Co

Test Corp

33%

Nov

24 % Mar

36 V*

Nov

85

Jan

98%

Jun

13%

Dec

21%

Sep

Sep

6%

Oct

3%

Dec

75

18,500

5%

£1
1

reg

Co

Durham Hosiery
Duro

27% Aug

250

Ltd—

rets ord

dep

(The)

July

ft 4%

20,700

5

2%

class B common—

~8 ft'

2,800

22 V*

'

7

7

3,300

Feb

17

July

II

common

Apr

1,300

16%

15%

16%

10c

Class A common

Dunlop

35%

.10

Co_

Power

14% NOV

3,200

2

17 Va

16

17

33%

__

Dec

25

2%;

2

Ltd

Co

Jan

13%

Jan

1%

Oct

146

12

-1

& Coal class B

9'A

Apr

14% Mar

24

2%
24

-1

A

Feb

ft

8%

5% July
10% July
135

2i.

21%

Duval Sulphur

& Potash

Fuel Assn common—10

12%

11%

12%

43,000

100
25
*
*

75%

69%

76%

3,450

•

prior preferred

3%
13

Oct

7%

Jun

Dec

23% Nov

Mar

Eastern States
$7

Corp

preferred series A
preferred series B.

Associates—
; Common shares of beneficial lnt
•ft.,-$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
Easy Washing Machine class B

~3% ;~4

ft

Eastern Sugar

& Share

Electric Bond

1
1

•
5

common.

Electrographic Corp common
1
Empire District Electric 5* pfd_i__100
Empire Millwork Corp
1
Derrick

Equity Corp

&

ft;

13%

.86,%'

65% July

95 %

60% May ft

86

Dec
Dec

"

250

18

Jun

75

Jun

85

Jan

13% Aug

14% July

23% Mar

,

27

:

U%

27

14.300

13%
21%

87,100

lift

11%

3,900

6%

IVa

1,200

14%

15'A

1%

31%.

8%

10'A July

Feb

103

''..i '

——

Nov
Jan

4

2% July

100

19%

convertible preferredEsquire Inc
Eureka Corp Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common

34%

350

11%

$2

Dec

73% Mar

Jun

July

)

21%

5

Equipment

common

27

83%

62

1,100

96

94
84

11%

Jun

10

24

400

2

27,600

32

400

5%

5%

300

1

1%

5%

Jan
Feb

12

1%

Nov

29% NaV

4%

107,400

Dec

ft Jan
12

Sep

20

July

:

,•

"-1.

' 27% Sep
Aug

19%
108

Apr
May

6V2

Sep

19% Mar
1%
"32 %

Oct

Oct

6'A Aug

%

Dec

21

Oct

30 y8

Oct

Oct

25

111% Nov

114%

Jan

4%

21,030

2% July

3%

Jan

3%

11

Sep

1 Va Mar

11

Sep

IVa Mar

1

& Instrument

& Airplane
Fansteel Metallurgical
Fairchlld Engine

:

1

23%

23Va

8%

8%

18%

18%

2.400

24Vz

47,800

.

4%

Jan

12,900

9

19%
■<?

For tootnotes see page

Oct

Jan

15%

1

class B

Fairchlld Camera

£j
2s 6d

rets A ord

12%

Dec

111% 111%

Ltd—

Amer dep
Amer

Apr

3%

89

Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd
Carreras

4%

Nov

35

3%

*

common

160

22%

1
5
100
2.50

Co

&

Carnation

150% Mar

100

Canadian

Jan

15%

Dominion Textile Co Ltd common

Emsco

Canadian

jun

7%

30

Apr

3% Dec

'

m

•

!
Ltd

Dec

Jan

36%

H Sep

A July
3

*

preference

Canadian

4%

-4Va

5

; Canada Cement Co Ltd common

May

22

Dec

1

Power

3

Jan

5%

—1

Draper Corp common
Driver Harris Co

'

Nov

6%

21%

•

Insurance

Mar

1

4,200

12%

common

Bridge

Dominion Tar

DuMont.

ft 13%

9

1

Canada Bread Co Ltd

Oct

3% May

2% Mar
13%

6%

*

Nov

13%

50c

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd

Dec

6%

13 %

Eastern Malleable Iron

Calamba

78'A Mar

119%

8% July

1

Domestic Finance Corp class

Apr

22%

12%c

Products common

Jun

2,900

rets ord reg 4s__.

dep

Dobeckmun Co

4% %

Cable Electric

5%

10,700

Ltd—

Co

Distillers

Apr

11

1,700

1

_

Feb

Nov

2%

6%

—10

Products

& Raynolds

Dominion

•

Sullivan

Piston

14%

ft

Eastern Gas &

Bunker Hill

Sep

25%

10%

:

5

Detroit

Oct

Jun

U

Dec

9%

""%

-100

Detroit

Jun

8%

10%

200

7%

ManufacturingGray Iron Foundry

4%

Jan

800

10%

"7%

Gasket &

28%

July

36 ft

-50c

debenture

Detroit

Duke

5%

Sep

10% July

% July

9%

.._35

Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common

Jan

2%
11

'

~~%

-10c

Mines Inc__
—
Dayton Rubber Co class A

Jan

23%

7,700

May

7Va

—':' ft

1

;

Day

28% Aug

2.50

Line

Pipe

50

11%

2.50

Co common

Bruck

27%
4%
21%

1

common

Bruce

1,800

10

junior preferred

Rubber Co

21

1

2%

27%
4
20%

—

*|

,

cumulative

Brown

class

2%

2%

10s

:

Distillers

Forman

7% July

Ltd—

Celanese

Amer

Jan

8

£1
£1

dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg

Amer

4%

Tobacco—

American

23%

32

-2.50

Brothers Inc

Davidson

Dominion Steel

British

1,100

Nov

8%
18

D

Jan

16%

51

450

2,700

1%

'

21 %

22%'

2.50
5

Davenport Hosiery Mills

NOV

1,400

"'3,450

3%

3%

Nov

Aug

7%

' 123%

121

3%

i

Nov

66%

Jan

8%

22

37% Nov
9% Oct

300

14

72

7

64

1 %

—5
*

common.

ft

5%

122%

*
1Q

Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co
(Mo)

13% Mar

Dec

4

1,300

12

12%
70%

Co common.,

11 %

6

Jan
21 'A Oct

6%

2%

—25c

Sugar common

% 8

200

'.'ft

Curtis

Dec

Atlantic

Cuban

NOV

4% July

12

Petroleum

Cuban

Jun

5%

12%

13

Feb
May

12%

400

11%

3%

17%

225

50

4

Nov

Oct

Apr

40%

14,200

23

receipts (ord reg)—£1
5
Croft Brewing Co
1
Crosley Motors Inc
-—6
Crowley Milner & Co
1
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
—5
Crown Cork Internat'I "A" partic
*

11%

Apr

10 %

25

9%

1

Dec

Apr

7%

Jan

12%

*

common

6%

Jan

1% Jan
6%

50

22

Ltd—

Drug Co

15% Mar

NOV

7%

7%/

1

Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
-

Nov

25 V2

5%

72

5c

Crown

22%

4%

*

Dec

6

Oct

Dec

7% ft

*

7%

2,100

9%
18

Aug

4% Deo

July

900

6

91% NOV

"

5%

1
Liquidating
*
Mining & Smelting Ltd—•
Royalty Oil
10

common

1,700"

39%

5%
22

1
1

preferred class A

300

.9

.

13%

2%

5 Va

4%
38%

-10

common

300

26

25

5%

~5%

1
1
25
1

Mines

ft

86

17%

8%

voting

6% Mar

2,400

5.200

37%

13%
:

Nov

100

10%

4%

non-voting

Jan

3%

124,700

2,600

♦

(S) & Co common

(H C)

5%%

Brillo

12

4
13%
72
85

Blumenthal
Bohack

Dec

Dec

38

Jan

14%

1

Ridge Corp common,

Borne

11%
14
5%
15%
3%
37%
9%
18
14%

—

Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com_*
Blauner's common
3
Blue

9%

3%

11%

1

common

8%

7%

8%

1
1

common

Ties

Telephone of

Bell

600

31,000

--

1
1

& Co

Beau-Brummel

Benrus

Dec

3% Sep

Barium Steel Corp

Bellanca

33%

5,200

Andes—

Barcelona Tr Lt &

Baumann

42%
12%
4%
4%

41
12

shares

American

Basic

41%
12%
4%

•
1
75c

Babcock & Wilcox Co

60% Mar

Jun

Nov

72%

9%

25 '

American dep

B

375

Oct

10%
12%
69

24%

18%

•

A

Creole

Jan

9% Mar

8%

*
—*

1956

Petroleum

8%

17%

1
1

Co

B

Courtaulds

50

2,000

18%

Class

Cosden

Jan

ft 8%

Class

$1

Dec

7%

83%

5

-—1

& Reynolds

7%

Dec

84%

iU

(H) Distillery lito—

Corroon

Jan

5%

70

2

„1

Jan

2,200

Jan

3%

24%

10%

Products Co

Cornucopia Gold

38%

2,100

7

9%
12%

11%

70

Car-Na-Var Corp..
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co—1
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
*
Corby

Oct

9,400

_7%

~6%
6%

Continental

Jan

5%

Consolidated

Feb

7

1,000

17%

6%

4% July

13,000

26

Dec
Feb

75

July

4

7,200

13%

Jan

44

32,400

6%

9%
21
17%

Aug

Jan

23%

7%

Dec

IVa

41%

950

76

6%

8%
83%

5% July
% Mar

4,500
75

74

74
5%
21%

75%

1
1
•

-

Atlas Corp
Atlas

.ft

%

1

%
72 V*
2%

1

•
•

Associated Laundries of America

Feb r

3%

300

5%

10

Engineering Corp

Consolidated

10

5%

Consolidated Gas Utilities
Associated

173''■■ Mar

2,730

11

10

4

Community Public Service
Shoe Machinery—
Consol

98% May
22
Feb

Dec

176
11

9%

Compo

Oct

■

8%

12%

10

Co common
Development ordinary
Colonial Airlines
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Colt's Manufacturing Co
Commodore Hotel Inc

to

t.

8%

160

6%

Colon

ext

July
July

92 %

35

5

Cockshutt Plow

Vtc

Oct

Dec

-2.50

Co

Aluminum

11%

8 Va May

7,100

7

..

Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing-,.4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Club

6% May

ZV* Jan

Jun

«

50

10

1

Inc

Neon

84

86%

—10

Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes.:

Claude

7%

Jan

4,800

-2

City

Controller

Jan

81%

14%

9%,

—10

winniuu

Clarostat Manufacturing

4%

120

91%

ft; 9%

-100

Dec
Nov

8,400

13J/a

171%

-100

Aug

17%

Dec

91%

-100

Consolidated Mining
©ervice

15%

Jun

6

ft" 8% " 11%

ft,

10

10

Chief

6'A

Jan

8

83

13%

1

Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing cornChicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting trust certificates

Clark

Feb

2%

700

Oct

July

5%

400

Dec

1,800

High

.

3% Mar

ft 2,700

7'A

83

„100

common

C'xiies

5%- Jun

1,200

21%

Corp

Charis

ft

._100

preferred
preferred opt div series
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Cessna Aircraft Co common
Chamberlin Co of America

5% July

900

112

17%
40%
H%
16

—

—

6%

25% July

11%

10%

Dec

20

31

2,400

11%

112

20%

2.50
1

Equipment Corp

Feb

11,100

11%
11%

10

Apr

3%

6%

11%
11%
1078
112

Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%% convertible preferred
Aro

111%

•
•

Light $7 pfd

Power &

14%

11%
3%
3%
6%
7%
110% 111%
6%

preferred

500

45,700

Dec

38,700

H

11%
"ft;.. 3%
.ft 7%

6%

class A non-voting

Common

6%

Arkansas

22% Aug

2,850

—.1

Argus Cameras Inc
_
Arkansas Natural Gas common

26%

Apr

2,500

6%

.

Jan

18%

8,500

7%

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

10%

1,600

3,700

Anchor Post Products

Angerman

Dec

125

33%
34%
50
11

45%
10%
11
%
114% 115%
4%
4%
8%
8%

10%
%

ft

4,950

25%
21 %
0%.
21%

33
32%

33

900

ft
29%

%
27%
24%
20%
6%
21

V2

1
25
20
25

Class B ex-distribution__

5%

16%

8

-100

Conv

Sep

16

1

6°h preferred

(Central States Elec

2%

5%

15%

.

' y

Low

5%

5%

1950

Range for year

High

Low

Casco

7%

&

Power

Shares

—1

Carter (J W)

Dec

74%

75%

72

74

•
100

America common

Co of

Aluminum

Range

of Prices

Par

High

Low

High

low

Par

Range for year 1950

Shares

for Week

Last

Sale Price

,STOCKS
York Curb Exchange

New

Sales

Week's

Friday

Week's

Friday

1951

Monday, January 15,

.

.

.

EXCHANGE

CURB

YORK

NEW

Chronicle

and Financial

The Commercial

10 Va

Jan

9

Dec

20%. Dec

Number 4977

Volume 173

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(225)

NEW

YORK

CURB

EXCHANGE

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday

;

Week's

stocks

Last

Range

for Week

New York Curb Exchange

\

Sale Price

of Prices

Shares

:

Par

Association

Fire
First

York

$2

Corp

dividend

Pishman

rM

-10c

common.

American
Ford

Class

of

A

Class

B

Ford

:

Motor

of

4,200

30%

..

56

2%

200

High

"76

July
Apr

27%

•

;

Jan

3%

Dec

4%

4%

4%

11

Apr

May

6 Va

3% July

3,600

_*•

49%

46%

49%

59

59

21

50

Jan-

22%

1,700

Jani'm".-

A)

1
1

46,000

<

11%

9

...

'<

1,400

11%, 12

1.25

~

—

523/a

Oct

9%

% July

10%

3,800

a

18

Feb

11 V«

-rp

Dec

Jan-

1

"iVt

Jan

9Va

Sep

293/4

Feb

38%

Dec

9%

Dec

14

5

16%

11

11 Vs

2,800

May

•

Power

Co

common

G

Acceptance
Alloys Co

General

Builders

convertible
Electric

i
1

Corp
1

Supply

16%"
•'

■>

-•

——

J

.

'

'5%
>•"

_*

—_

Amer

■

0%

dep

rets

ord

Finance

General

Outdoor

General
: 5%

—£1

reg__—

Fireproofing

6%

Plywood Corp

'*

Giant

(A

Gilchrist

C)

Co

v.

&

Union

Gobel

(Adolf)

Godchaux

Inc

Sugars

;

common—

preferred

Manufacturing

Gray
'

Atlantic
1st

•

123/4

150

-

107 Va

Dec

107%

4%

7,600

67/s

18%

3

,

5 Vb Mar

193/s

550

:

17

Jan

1%

Dec

3%

33/a

33/4

2,000

2

Dec

13

".S'mm

''I-,-', .7'

'

:'7:15%

16

V

27%

Nov

10,600

12%

13,bOO

...103/4

25 Vs

24 77

25 Vs

1,800

i;JB8 ^

-

,

Jun

"

*

33/4 ■;'
7:

60

39

39%

,

7

40

84

;"•%•

: 77

50

,41Va

,

84

.

10

6 Vs

-

25% Nov
4Va

Mar

40

Dec

6 '/a

400

4Vi

7" 500

22 V*

July

5

-

11

500

9 >'

8 Vs

7%

11%

••

-

14 Va

600

12 Va

-

7%

•'7

Chemical

8%

July

7- 135

131?/a 135

"

425

:V.;.

2%

'

2%

..

7 ;

129:.i

May'^;.

137

2%

"1

38,000

47 Va

1,050

2 Va

38 Va July

24

7"

550

'21Y* July

IIV4'".

200

—25

47

-

'■

•

pfd

Alabastine„

7

-100
•

$4.40

106% 107 Va

106 %
--

■

21

21. ;

•

170

104 i

50

/

Dec

47% Nov
31 %

Dec

Feb

11%

-

Jan-.-

9

Feb

'

7 Apr

10%'

&

77/s

43,700

Dec

112

Jun

18%

3,800

14%

Dec

21

Mar

14%

14%

14%

400

11 Va

Jan

143/4

Co

Sep

*

11%

10%

12

1,650

12%

Jan

5

16%

16%

17%

1,100

xl08

5

Inc

common

(Waiter)

&

Co

4%

cumulative

Klein

Lake G

—

.

103%

Hotels

(The)

1

33%c

Co

Forge

:

Shores

Lake

Hamilton

5

112

-

^ "19%

xl4% July

Paper

Hartford

Rayon

Light

Harvard

Brewing
Mfg

Hathaway

14%

Feb

37

Dec

540

44 Vi

Dec

53 Va

Jun

14 %

5%

22,700

l7{/

i3/4

r""-'7''l%

1%

900

L—2>:

63/4

6%

,63/4

3,200

——

;

Inc

—177,7

—

Class
Heller

A

4%

■■

preferred

Henry

Holt

Higbie

Mfg

5%

—

Co

Holly

Stores

Horder's

Hormel

Gold

21%

22,800
26,100

11%

9%

9%

300

8%

12 3/8

12 3/4

3,300

10 3/8

10 Vs

10%

1,600

73/4

Jan

10%

10%

-93/4

10%

1,200

9V8

Dec

16

4%

4 Vs

'4%

3,400

1%

Jun

Horn

&

Hardart

Baking

4

45%

100

700

10 V4

140

87

70 %

77 100

70

8%

200

6%

800

3V2

preferred

400

6 3/4

July

8,000

10 Va

Dec

8%

11% ;•
11

-

"Is

-

-

\

■

Hubbell

(Harvey)

Humble

Oil

Lock

Huyler's
1st

Inc

--

9

Oct

113/8 NOV
10%

Oct

3%

Jan

45

13 Va

July

Sep
Dec

25

46

Feb

10

156

Oct

175

Nov

1,375

31

July

34

Jan

42 V« May

—

r-

;•

27

26%

—

106'A

Jun

lll3/4

Oct

•

Va

400

I8V2

Jan

28

Nov

5,400

80

Mar

105

Nov

3%.

4%

1,900

3

,7 Sep

43/4

...

23/4

3

1,400

2

Feb

3%

Apr

15%

14%

200

12

-

July

183/4

Apr

3 Va

Sep

3%

Nov

Jun

24%

Dec

.;••■■

1
1

preferred

a

Securities

--

Hygrade Food Products.

—5

15%
4

77- 22%'

21%

1,300

23

3%:

'

1,900

13

Le

5%
9%

_5

_1

Corp common
Lit Brothers common

Class

Locke
Lone

Imperial Chemical Industries—

Ireland

North

Dec

4Va Nov

3Va July

•

27%

26

27%

14,000

18 Va Mar

28%

Oct

27%,

46%, 47%

2,200

18 V* Mar

28 %

Oct

11

13

10 Va

America

International

Cigar

International

10

134%

200

..133% 139Va

11 Va

Jan

103%

Preferred $3.50
International

99 %

Aug

135

Dec

International

Registered

Petroleum

3.90 %
Iron

•

Service

B

16% May

.

1,450

68

July

24%
1-3

13%

13%

133/4

13

12%

13

•

1%

il

1

.

80%

1%

I3/,

,

9,000
300

2,600

1%

—

.10

(Texas)

6,000

Xfoiion

Superpower Corp
see

com

page

cl

31.




A

16

Va

16%

10 Va

9%

•

14

u

Nov

300

:

16

Dec

5

Jun

.

Mar

4Vi

Sep 7

7%

Dec

12 Vs

5% July
Jan

8%

Jan

8Vs

Jun

167/s July

22%

Jan

7%

Jan

,

-6%

Jan

5%

5%

100

14%

100

12%

Feb

14% May

213/8

21

22 Vs

5,600

10%

Jun

22 %

17%

193/4

3,600

15%

Jan

24%

13

14%

8,700

23%

24%

300

25 %

27

263/4

10,200

10%

10%

10%

900

36

35%

373/s

14,400

4% Aug

16%

14%

.10

123/4

ii%

15%

1,800

Dec

Apr
13% Nov

9% July

29 % May

Apr
Jan

28%

Sep

22 % July

27 3A Max

22

28 %

May

10%

Oct

July

7% July
26 Va

34% May

Jan

xllO

—5

12

113V# Mar

Oct

July

14%

Apr

M

Mangel

xj—

Stores common...
(The B) Co

15% Mar

11% July

18

303/4

10

■

-10

Mfg

Mesabi

Iron

4

26,900

10%

12

1,200

1

Co

25c
—15
1
—2.50
*

Corp common

Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
7 6% preferred

10

1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
x

1%

4%

Jan

1%

8

83/4

7,600

6%

6%

1,400

5

800

Apr

5%
49

-

6%

9%

2

Oct

93/8

4,800

7

Feb

9%

NOV

15%

2,000

7Vs

Feb

16 Vs

Dec

8%

Feb

14%

Sep

8%
15

15

;

133/4

13

14

Vs

10,300

113/«

10%

11%

100

9 Vs May

,7.50

23% July

26%

12

21% Dec
4% Nov

4,200

1%

50c
4Va%
convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada—
—*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
pfd—100

6%

6%

6%

4,800

5

17 Vs

18%

8,900

102% 102 Va

150

Co

common

Public Service

4%

53/8

1
1

common

53/4

223A

23

34%

35

3,700
2,900
300
160

10% Mar

100

Jan

22 3/4 July

9

Feb

July
Dec
Jun

100% July
34

Feb

40%

41

14%

13%

15%

13,300

6% Mar

2'/s

2 Vb

2%

2,600

1% July

24%

Sep

33

Dec

3%

C
Monroe Loan Society com class

32%

17%

A.

_10c

_4%

—10

17

States Power common—

States

Tel

23/4

182 Va 183
34

pfd-

Producers

2%

23/4
183

Ward & Co class A__

Jun

15 Vs

Dec

3%

Apr

Jan

105

107%

Jan

102%

Nov

400

2 Va

Dec

160

176%

Jan

33/4 May
186
Aug

16%

333/4

33 Vs

Jan

38

34%

300

33% July

43/4

2,800

4% July

63/4

Feb

1,300

13 Va Mar

173/e

Oct

2,400

28

35% Mar

4%

17
34

July

Tel

lioo

50

97

Feb

—5

43

44

100

24

Jan

44

.—5

19%

19%

200

18 %

Dec

22

Co

Muskegon

Piston Ring common

.2.50

Muskogee

Co

101 Vs 102%

102 %

105%
r

Jun
Dec
NOV

9%

1,500

7%

Apr

10% Aug

18

200

12 Va

Feb

18

7%

10

10

173/4

—10

common.

Dec

43

Mills

&

Vernon-Woodbury

Jan
Mar

105

Aug

-100
1

Oct

7% Aug

97
Apr
101% July

cumulative pfd

series

Nov

101 %

.100
preferred
series B— .100

cumulative

4.80%

Murray Ohio Mfg

7,20

Apr
Jan

Co—

4.40%

preferred

3%

29 %
18

102%

*

common

Corp

Pictures

Monongahela Power

Muter

Jun

9% May

Feb

33/4

Mt

8%

Apr

1

3%

Montgomery

Jan

7%

5,900

3%

4.50%

Nov

3,000

25%

7

Mar

7-;-,

24

Molybdenum

8

56

2 7

25%

Monogram

Sep

Jan

July

11 Ve

21

Missouri

Jun
Nov

10%

1%

22%

Wohl

10
111
„

6%
2

25%

common—*—

Mid-West Abrasive

Miller

Feb

Dec

103/4

11 Vs

•

shares

dividend

non-cum

Co

33/4

108 Vs Mar

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

$2

Midvale

17

Jan

Products—

Steel

Midland

Corp

Hone

Nov

Dec
10% May

11% July

3%

12

40%
37

Feb

2,300

133/4

3%

100

Dec

Jan
Apr

6 Vs

7,000

14%

Scott Corp—

Participating preferred

Micromatic

14%

llVs

183/i

6% Mar

_1

preferred—

Textile

5,900
1,100

._1

Warrants

A

10%

40%

.

i% ""9%

9%

—

Co

&

Co

Merritt Chapman &

6V2 %

39%
*"

%

Jan

27%

10 Vs

10%

*

2%

1% Aug

.£1

Dredging

Johnson

Sep

'

'

Shovel

Power

Mar

41
'

Ltd

Co

Aug

31

July

27

34 % May

Harris common
(A G) & Co class B

Menasco

Metal

11% July

200

Mfg Co
International Marine

Communication

:7

1,000

17%

Consolidated

Marconi

Oct

12%

Jan

4,500

127/s

17%

13%

,

-1

Manischewitz

Mapes

8V«

14%

12%

303/4

Co
Maine Public Service Co"„.

8

4,700

6%

July

1,700

12%

Apr

Dec

_50c

~7%

-10

15%

14%

_1

4%

4%

4%

1,600

83/4

Apr

5

Sep
May

—1

Company common

3%

3%

3%

19,800

2 34

Dec

4

Jan

18%

19%

1,690

173/4

Nov

32 Vs

July

36 3/4 Mar

10%

Jan

133/4 May

11% May

N
Nachman
Namm's

Corp
Inc

common—

84 Va May
30 %

Aug

National
7%

Hess

Breweries

common

a

common

— -»

125

preferred

•

7%

Apr

13%

Dec

National Fuel Gas

Jan

13

Oct

National Mallinson Fabrics

14

15%

_

J

15%

32 Vs

Feb

12%

12

123/4

10,900

III

11%

10%

113/4

5,200

7 Vs

Apr

10 3/8

—1

13%

13%

13%

100

10 Vs

Jan

15

Sep

13

12%

13%

3,900

8%

Jan

15%

Jun

8%

9%

1,500

7%

Dec

9%

Jan

11%

1,200

6%

Jan

18%

300

16%

Dec

Oct

ft

Apr

1% Aug

National Mfg

—

& Stores

1% July

3

Feb

*

common-

National

Pressure

Cooker common- —2

Radiator

Co

Rubber

National

13 Va

Sep
Feb

Mar

1,000

18% Aug

National

Starch

15,600

6%

Jan

9% Aug

National

Steel

»

1,100

Dec

1%

National

Transit

17
•

Oct
Jan

4%

14%

5%

-la

Mackintosh-Hemphill

7%

88

•
1

v t c_-

18%

•

Lynch Corp

10 Va

100

Manufacturing

Chute

2,400

18 Vs

12

;

7,700

8%

-1

National

•

8

8

._1

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

Louisiana

10% July

6,700

1%

Apr

Co—

Air

footnotes

78%

13%

10

Razor

Irving

For

79%

•

shs

coupon

preferred

Fireman

12% Aug

•

Safety
Royalty

Public

A_*_

Products

International
Iowa

u..:__50

Industries

400

28,900

26%

——

Chain

Steel

Star Gas Co

National Bellas

shares

International

Investors

•

series

Metal

/

2,600

93/4

7%

'

Jun

Jan

Hydro-Electric—

Machinery

14% Mar

Apr

98 V2

2,100

100

8%

70

10 Va

100

pfd—100

Nov

-

'

5%

8%

7

1-5

Louisiana

Feb

V2

5
£1

of

22 3/<

73/a Mar

•

Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Co

5,250

£1
,

1

Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &

Insurance

27

V.¬

American dep receipts registered
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon

Registered

243/s

25

17%

•43/4
::

A—_—

Mountain
•

:

Jan

15% NOV

10 % July

B

Mountain
common

May

1^ Jan
10

Jun

26 Va

class

Groceterias

Loblaw

—

•

Co

22

Jan

H July

14

Realty common
(R G) Inc

Tourneau

Mountain

Zinc

Apr

19 V4

-5

Lionel

Moody Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America

Illinois

-

16%

-1

-1

Jan

2%

i:113

105

"

..—5

com mem

Hydro-Electric

26%

_

convertible

6% Oct

7

32 Va
\

—

110

Refining
Manufacturing Co

9 3%

Jun

"

5

common

&

&

'

Oct
Jun
Mar

12% May

30% July

••

Oct

■77

453/4

x31%

32%

77%

Jun

300

SS

;

453/4

102

Dec

7V2 July
2V2 July

41

,«y» Mar

14 Va

July

2,500

3%

3%

7

24% Dec

14%

llVa July

31,100

i

Hurd

Sep

18% Sep

Jan

7 169/7169.7,.

"la
lioo

common

Dec
2% May

22 Va

8% Mar

8%

»

.-

-ir

Jan

13'

13%

39

,7; 77.^,^777'

,

,*:•»% July

11%

10%

3%

_*7/,'

Co,

Nov

5%

Jan

"

Lefcourt

11% Max

Jun

89

10'

.

40

IIl5

& Co

Hardart

5%

U

a
*

A)

&

9%

•'•167: TJan

•:V76V4

Apr

12% Mar

123/4

7%

Apr

5 Va
7

JDefe;

8%

10%

1

Horn

5 %

70%

70%

5

common

y

.,1% bee

11%.

--7'7

2.50

Inc
(Geo

13%

—10

Inc

Co

.

7 :.77 725

17

'

x6

Mines

Jun

88

11%.

7

'

Consol

—

•

1%- Jan

3,800'
1,800
9,100;

7

14 Vs

13%
16

common

preferred—.
& Co class A
;

Holophane

13%

1

convertible

(R)

Hollinger

>

7 Va "

16%

7

a

.100

common

9

1,300

26%

■1

_100

—

w

w

Co

&

•

2

common

preferred

•

97/s„

24

7Vs

a" 7'

"■

:

Co

5%%

_25c

;

common-

s%.

9%.
25

II15

Co

Rubinstein

: v.-

'

*

Corp__

Mining

Helena

Hoe

100

49%

Dept Stores common..

Hecla

■'

13%35%

»

■

•

1:77'

:

Bakeries

Hazeltme
Hearn

Co

Co

,7:12%

Aug

11%

common*.

Hastings

1.100

7

4% Mcr

'

,

—25

Jan

9Vs

17%

8%

Marion

35%

———,

32

1

-5

NOV

46%

"Is

common

Electric

Jan

9%

„1

Apr

47%
4%

Bridge Co Ltd

Hartford

ii%

•

21

2%

_1

:

Ltd

Mines

McWilliams

2,500

Feb

2,100

17,600

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

McKee

6%

42

26 Va

4%

Lamson

Mead

*5%

July

6% Aug

4%

Lakey

Dec

I

H

':

.

33

25

•

Co

25

-5

Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Alglon Apparel Ine

Massey

'r

2,400

20%

1

Kobacker Stores

107% May

Feb

7%
35 Vs

43/4

*
10
5

Corp

163/4 Dec

7 Vs

26%

1

(IB) Rubber Co

Kleinert

Knott

Ltd

Co

Aug

35 Vs

.7%

•
50
1
——1
—
1

common

M

(D Emil) Co

9

9% Sep

10% Mar

100

preferred

148% Mar

46%

Hammermill

Jan

7%

Jan

112 Va

23 7'

Lamp

Jan

Apr

12%

-

545
~

1.7:,

Co__

131 Va 135,1

134

Western Brewery
-72-7' 23%
Stores Products common- _25c 7 ■—'St.

*

Jan

33/4

22% May

17%

•

Tea—

Northern. Paper———,

;

Dec

3%

Jan

43/e

7%

33% Nov

10% Mar

,

.+-. H,

8% July

6,100

Oct

343/4 Nov

6 Va July

Jan

Dec

53

Apr

29%' 29%

Dec

II

Sep

14

Nov

85

Jan

,45

14%

stock

Great

Lime

Key

Va

10o

pfd

Co

Kennedy's

Dec

29%

ht

Apr

54

%. Jun

i r

■

'

Sep

Jan

74

32,800
1

im—

213/4

Jan ,7

25

350

,

%

"

6 Va

1%

i.Oct,

17V4 Jan

V,
...

/• Jan

2,000

3%::

3%

■

11

•

May

;,32% Apr
,u:M-'ia%pOct.

Apr

19%

Dec

8

Jun

Griesedieck

Hall

Jun

17%

7

Oct

4%

v

Jan

300;

17% ,18%

.

'jftfar

16%.

I100

Utilities

14%

r'

May
116% May
109% May

;

.

Feb

8,100

Grocery

Gypsum

6%

1,100

Jan

109

v

411-^uly

1—4

Co

Lakes

States

3%

2,200

4% Feb

Feb

100

■

pfd —257-7

preferred
&

4%
5%

_

Pacific

common
Oil

'

Ls

•

—

1

conv

Great

Gulf

2,000

2%

24%-May

'.--to

n

—50

1

1%

550

«

Jan

,

r<%"

A

Sc

V'"-'

58

Co—

Varnish-

Non-voting

13,700,

15 Va

,

Dec

'■

•

Manufacturing

Great

4%

Jun

Feb •■.■•'

100%

1

•

43/8.

-

6%'

L —I*

Dec

Sep

17

10

'•

19

1

Gorhanr. Manufacturing common,

■

Kawneer

Kropp

19%

Mines

Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Rapids

2,500

112% 1123/4

*

Consolidated

Grand

15
.'■7-x—

I

.

Goldfield

class

7

101

33/4;,

class A—

Goodman

Gorham .Inc

6%
32'/a

2%

Krueger Brewing Co

'

—

7

prior

6 Vs
30 3/4

2%

K

7%

5

B

$4.50

*23 % Mar

l —1

B

*

Class

Dec-

'

_•
class

Inc

Co

''■;7

•18

—25

Co

Coal——

20 Va

101

'V

•

*

._

19%-

<

'

4%-May

'

•77'

common

Distilleries

Globe

6 Va

32%

•

Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%

6%. Apr
^•8% Oct
5%' Dec -.:tr.j"r-;-:8Va Jun

f

100

1

—

Alden

Glenmore

High

\

.

—1

Co—

Kirkland

3%

Dec

20%

1,700

7%

——I

.

*_

100

b1

75/s*

15%
-

I—1+ir.;

Mines

8% 7

b 7a'

.

Jan

#tl •*»,*

:

7^-

—20

Gold

Gladding McBean
Glen

Julian & Kokenge

1950

year

Low

•

July
6% May

9

1 % Mar

i

•;

-5007 7; 4%

;

Yellowknife

Gilbert

Range for

High

_1

(N

common

King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum

2%

„•

.

b

20 Va
:

Public Service $6 preferred—*
•, 7
Georgia Power $6 preferred——»
a- 7
>$5 preferred
!

Corp

J

Nov

v

-J—

5

common

•

8%: I.

77

8%-

*7

General

Gerity-Mich

._1

common

Sulphur Co

Stores

Preference

Oct

993/4

Jan

-4%

.

4.300

2,800

16%

Jun

.4%

-

1,800

33/4

3%
--

—10

-100

pfd

preferred

conv

5%

2%
'I

1'"-.

*

*

common

Adv

100

3%'

—2f! 7

Corp common*—

General

-i

5%

2%

Ltd—

prfeierred series A

13% July
-89¥4

5%

>

1,700

*

.v

5%

'

General

17

3%'
com —17

Corp

preferred
Co

-

—11 :
—1 t.A7

j

■'

17

I100

General

5%

Co

Lake

Brown

Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4 Va %
preferred

/

;

•

—

Mfg Co common

General

Glass

Jefferson

Kings County Lighting common
a

preferred

General

Jeanette

Kidrie
■

Gellman

/.7J

1% Oct

-

DeC',r.

7

'

5%

Low

„

Oct

—50

common

preferred

Co

:

Gatlneau

Shares

Par

Jan

54

v

for Week

!
Jim

—£1

Sales

Range
of Prices

Dec

33%

Jun

9

receipts bearer

convertible

:

,

3%

Week's

Last
Sale Trice

France—

deposit

(Geo

30

•■•-s-.a™'

Franklin Simon Ac Co Inc

Fuller

260

3%.

303/4

Low

62%

Canada—

Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing

4%%

3%

.

High

603/4

-

Pitt

Fox

f

:

non-voting
voting

American
Fort

«

Friday

stocks

New York Curb Exchange

Range for year 1950

—i

Co Inc

deposit rets ord reg

Motor

"

—

preferred —v

cumulative

H)

Low

■i

-10

(Phila)

Fprd Motor Co Ltd—

,

12

Sale*
-

""•'I

t

JANUARY

95

Jan

—4

-10

10%

—1

Machinery
Products

Car

8%

18%

•

Lta

common.

10%
18
"

—

.

.

1

3%

—

-

3%

1,500

16% July
2% Jan

10

May

Dec

20

Oct

273/4

Dec

43/4

Jun

29

T'r.e Commercial and Financial Chronicle
33

.

.

Monday, January 15, 1951

.

(226)

CURB

YORK

NEW

WEEK ENDED

RANGE FOR

Friday

Ranee

Neptune

4%
17,»

4%
17/2

Nestle

~~

--

--

Meter common—
2.50
Le Mur Co common
--1
England Tel & Tel---10?
New Haven Clock & Watch Co.——-1
4%%
convertible preferred
2o
New Jersey Zinc
--2f
New Mexico & Arizona Land—
1
New Park Mining Co
—1

9Z',8

New

Co

common

New

Process

New

York

New

York & Honduras Rosario—

New

York

New

York

9

32V*
If

1

\\[f

RR

15 A
1?.'2
2
49'/a
5%

1®"/®

2 ?
49 %

-5

1

5

18 /a
4 /4
90

—

4

Co

2%

76%

a

—

5
90

8%

9

—

Jan

13
10

14

Nov

20'A

Apr

July

15%

Dec

Jun

16%

Dec

Aug
Jan

114

Dec

49%

Oct

9%

33,100

%

100

43 %

200

2

6

July

Oct

20%

Sep

7,400

2%

Jan

5 %

Dec

10

84%

Jan

93%

Feb

10% Mar

GOO

14/a
17/«

14,800

6%

3,200

13 %

St

103% May

•

50

18%

Aug

450

30%
11%

United

49% Nov

Jan

Jun

115

Dec

37%

Jan

9% July
6% July

2,800

13%

Jan

12%

Oil

Corp

Apr

16%

.

19% Nov

39

40%

1,800

16%

Jan

37

Dec

10%

16

16%

700

9%

Jan

19 %

Dec

Petroleum
&

pacific Public

Service

Light

Oil

(C

—.

—

A)

v

t

:

.

—

—

__

4%
6%

c

Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Paramount Motors Corp

1

—

5

36%

300

lz—

Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Patican Co Ltd

12%

1
4
2

Peninsular Telephone common

cumulative

$1

Pennroad

&

27

180

101%

Gas

&

40

A

Light 4%%

com

.

5

100

pfd—

110%

105

May

15%

Jan

Dec

25

Jan

200

38%

Apr

219,500

2%

Feb

4%

3,100

41%

300

40

Sherwin-Williams
4°!o

28

15

5,400

Apr

Jan

13%

Nov

Feb

5%

Apr

2%

113% May

Mar

107

225

110% 111

Feb

9% July

19,400

5

2.50

5%

5%

5%

100

4'A July

5%

Dec

*

38%

36%

38%

2,300

30% July

40 %

Jan

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

3%

3%

3%

800

2%

Jan

4

Sep

72%

74%

1,000

53%

Jan

71%

Dec

15%

15%

500

11

Jan

18%

Traffic

Penn

Water & power Co

Pep

Co

Boys

Pharis

Tire

Rubber

&

50c

Governor

%

%

%

3,900

%

22%

22%

23'A

2,800

17%

Jun

♦

8%

8%

10c

4%

23'A

22%

4%

17

2,300

24 V* Mar

8% Aug

Sep

3%

6,400

24

Jan

Jun

4

4,100

9

4%

1

common

%

Jun

*

common

Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce

73
...

4% Oct
25% Apr

Jan

pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares
Pioneer

Gold

Mines

Ltd

4.88%

1

ljjj

2%

10,400

1%

1

3%

3%

3%

11,600

1% Mar

50

61%

60%

62%

1,600

Pneumatic

Scale

61% Sep

Jun

52

Dec

34%

36'A

5,400

18%

Jan

36%

Dec

4y„

4%

41/8

500

3%

Jan

4%

Sep

18%

18%

75

25c

common

35%

1
lo

common

4%

4%

5%

14,400

Corp of Canada

•

common—

1st preferred

Prentice-Hall
Pressed

Inc

Metals

Co

Providence
Public

18

Jan

14

Mar

Sound

Apr

8%

Jun

19%

100

14%

Jan

20%

Oct

35%

30% July
9% Jan

800

14%

15%

2,300

1

2%

2%

3'A

13,100

•

8%

8%

8%

400

103%

425

__

May
37% May
13% Oct

11%

400

11%

98

Mar

95

—

11%

19%

Jan

1%
7

8%

„

preferred

Pulp & Timber
Co

100

103%

4

com

103

27

25'A

27

13-%

14%

5

common

Pyrene Manufacturing

1%

2,900

%

Jan

2,100

11 %

Apr

12%

12%

100

6%

7%

28,600

New

10

51

Aug

69%

130

106

Dec

109%

Feb

Jan

24%

Dec

15%

Jan

23% Nov

/

23%

22%

23%

"r5

1%

4

19% July

1,100

~5%
30

30

4

4%

-

'

5

5%

•

6% "Aug

27

50

1%

May

;%

Apr

16%

1

4%

4%

4%

9%

9%

10 %

7%

6

38%

lo

2,880

37

38%

'10'-

3

4; 200

22%

Jan

25%

Feb

14

Jan

f

45

46

28%

28

28%

31%

31%

300

29%

29%

29%

2,300

26

26%

1,100

3%
32%

5%

2,100

5%

500

3%

1%

1,900

%

5,300

11%
21

class

4,000

l7/a

50

Dec

18%

8% July

15%

37

38

3,400

33% July
3% Jan

'

6%

7%

16

75,400

7%

5,200
20

3%
140

1,400

6%

6%

7,500

4%

Feb

4%

4%

W:;, 4%

5

'

500

5%

4

6% Mar

July

32%

33%

1,400

23%

450

15%.

15%

300

7'A

7%

500

3%

3%

3%

7,600

4%

5%

'4,000

18%

25

14%

2%

5,500

1%

Dec

150

15%

Jun

13

Jan

com
.

10c

Sterling Inc

18%

Stetson (J B) Co common

(Hugo)

32

23%

/.

1%
21%

30

1

(S) & Co common

Superior Tool &
Oil

Die

:

30%

5

Inc

23

3%

4

Co

12

11

4

37

34%

19%

18%

„

—

Dec

25

Jan

17% NOV

Nov-

8%

Apr

%

Jan

3%

Dec

3%

Jan

7%

4%

Jan

2%

Apr
21% Dec

.-•%

3% May

22%

.

Sep

27% Nov

Jun

17% July

9,300

12

27%

7%

725

4%

—15

Corp

16% Mar

400

5

25c

Dec

21% July
10% Mar;

3,650

22

Sun

Ray Drug common. _•
Superior Portland Cement,

22

28

Stop & Shop Inc

Swan Finch

18%

2

Corp

.

Mar

10% Sep
7% Apr

2% Mar

4,500

23%

Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
§Sterling Engine Co

7% Mar
173

Jan

6%

May

8% Mar

Jan

9

Feb
Dec

40

July

8%

4%

ordinary

Jan

3%

•iV.

Jun

7,900

4%

common.

4 Jun

23% May

4%

Canada

& Co.

2

15% May

Mar

6%

—

5% Dec
5% Oct

,

,i

7% July
19

8%

B__

Jan

54%. Aug

2% Mar

350

165% 167%

(The) Corp

NOV

47/a

i

17%

6%

preferred

——--A—-——
Corp —————

i

18

— —

Co

26 %

»

15%

7%

Light common

B

28% Mar
.

18

••

37%

—10

2%

2'A

2%
16%

■

Apr

33'% Jun
31-% Mar

-

Jan

10

'

Jun

Jan

1%
20%

—"

•>

Dec

5%

21

—

Dec

5%
■

11%

preferred

23%

t.

43%

-

Dec

1,100

1%

10
"
20

27

47%

5%

2.78

300

■

v

Feb

■»«*"'

Standard-Thomson

\

29%

43% Sep

46 %

47

5

90

Oct

28
*

Jun

Co

Standard. Products

>

Dec

25

25%
24%

Corp

&

-

27% July

—25

26 %

Co

Nov

17% Aug

-

4% Apr
'U1%% J>ec
§:% Dec
> 39% Nov

Jan

1

convertible

V.

8% Mar

<

3,300

22%

—

2%

-

4;300"

Mar

3%, Oct

; 64

-13% Jun

-

25
25
25

Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Oil
(Ky)

Stroock

4,100

325

^

—

•

46

Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
Standard Dredging Corp common

(A)

7V«

*•

-.*

7;600L

25

preferred

Royalty

2i% Aug

+■

cumulative

Stein

16%

15%

12.50

4.08%

Starrett

Dec

21% Aug
242% Dec
2% Aug
32 V* Jan

1

preference
preferred

Standard Tube

Nov

4%

3,000

313

285

300

—_l

preference

$7

Jan

17% Aug.
3% Mar

800 ?

4

:

convertible

class

Dec

1,200

2,000

Publications—

convertible

Power

29%

33%
66

107% 107%

"

cumulative

Common

Dec

64

64

—4

preferred

Standard

Dec

,a5%

Feb

15%

class A

4.32%

$1.60

12

2%

29%

33%

1

Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing

Sep

9% Mar

6

24

v

Jan

?

Jan

•

4%

Jan

Dec

200

8% July

37

1,300

19%

7,900

30% July
18% July

36%" Apr
26% Apr

Nov

113%' Jun

;C/12% Nov

Sep

10% Mar

Oct

101% July
14%

"

105

450

May

Electric

Tampa

Co

common

1,200

Feb

25%

Dec

Technicolor Inc

common

10% July

3,400

9%

9

*

common

common

7%

Apr
2% Aug
14 V*

Dec

14%

Dec

Texas

Light $4.56 pfd

6%

10

Jun

Dec

Power

Shovel

Thew

&

Co

4
5

17%

1
5

7%
13%

—25c

15%

common.

i

w

136

5

preferred

Thorofare

133

34%

__100

Quebec Power Co

136

33%

670

34%

95

1,300

158

157

—

Corp
Corporation

Thor

Q
6%

9%

14%

Thiokol

Quaker Oats

Jan

4

common

Jun

3%
9%

Jan
Mar

3%

Colorado—

cumulative

Pyle-National

6'A

34'A

__

5% May

13,100

11%

•

of

3% July

10%

35

1

B

Gas

Service

4%%

America

Nevada

19%

—

•

2.50

of

class

8%'

__

100

1

common

of

Producers Corp

Prosperity

10%

2.50

Pratt & Lambert Co

Puget

3%

5

Mining Co

Powdrell & Alexander
6%

2U Feb

Dec

4,000

1%

Canada

4.48%

Stinnes

Polaris
Power

__

4% Mar

6%

13%

*

preferred

Spencer Shoe

95% Mar

5%

1%

25

cumulative

4.56%

Mar

Dec

14%

5
*

Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Southern California Edison—

original

92

2%

1

Corp
Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common

5%

Jun
Dec

-3,200

6%

Co

Oil

Jan

4 Va

4%

1
-1

South

South Penn

14%

4

•

Aircraft

Steel Co of

1

Piper Aircraft Corp common
i
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pleasant Valley Wine Co

100

Ddc

33

80 JA July
88% Jan

£1

Sep

Penn

92

*

2% July
22% Jan

'

dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills

Southland

26'A

Jun

Ju4y

92

Amer

Dec

29%

1

950

Southern Pipe Line

48%

3% Apr
18% May
-2%' Dec

12

90

1
4
10u

Jan

Dec

32%

Jan

50

88

preferred

5%

Dec

Jari

1 %

35,600

90

Dec

3% Apr

13%

22,700

Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—

Solar

3%

^2% Mar

15% July

52,200

35

Nov

Nov
2% Sep

Feb

3%

31%

—

Dec

23% Aug

100

1%

13%

34

—

Shoe Corp of America
Sicks Breweries Ltd

60

2% Aug
1% July

1,500

2%

29%

3%

.

•

3%

1

of

convertible

2

Jan
Jan

Mar

13%

2%
.

1

500

17

16 %

100

Sherwin-Williams

Feb

26'A

38%

50

23'A

1,400

2%

2%

2%
17

25

common.

57

3% July

33%

32

32

5

preferred

13 %

Apr

11,700

Shawinigan Water & Power

31% Oct

9% May

20

2,200
16,500

2%

Mining

Denn

Shattuck

Jan

17

July

29%

3%

1

Seton Leather common

Dec

7%

Dec
Dec

20

2~150

4%

10%

5,900
9,900

3%

-1
*

Sentry Safety Control—
Serrick Corp class B

45% Nov

Dec

11,000

2%

3

Inc

(R B)

Soss

July

28

56%

2%
3V2

t—

Sonotone

14

26%

Allotment

Oct

97%

1,600

4%

Sep
Dec

6% Aug
7% Sep

;

<

Dec

53%

2%

4
1
*

prior stock
certificates

$5.50

Jun

22

5%

14

—

x5

54%

3%

co.nmcn

Industries Inc
Convertible stock

Selected

7%

150

13%
55

23%
27%
13%

—

Jun

27

2%

General

Shoe Co-—

Selby

105%

100

14

1

common
Electric class

Power

Penn

41%

y

29%

Nov

124,400

5%

9,100

3%

Inc

Bros

107% May

Sep
Sep

6

May

29% May
Jun

Dec

Dec

150

7%

*

preferred

Corp

Penn

*
25
25

preferred

cumulative

$1.32

5%

29% May

102

53,600

39

12
55

—

32

Dec

Dec

26%

900

22'%
50 V*
5%

33

Co

Pen

Dec
Dec

27

—

Parker

30%
27%

500

300

—

.

22%
49
4%
6%

—

Feb

9Va

37% May
34'A Jun

33

4,100

102
8%
99%

102
7
99

7};]
99 %

•
*

9

28% 28%
28% 28%
27% 28%
103% 104%

.

—

•

Page-Hersey Tubes commonPancoastal

—

—

ICO

pfd

5%

common

preferred

1st

--

—

X

Ltd

Pacific Power

$1.30

35%
32

—

>

Pacific

8%
34%
32

8%

Jun

6%

2,000

34%
32

3
Pacific Gas & Electric 6% 1st pfd—25
5%% 1st preferred
—25
5% 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A™25
r'
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred——•
$4.40 div cum preferred
•
common

7

1

Segal Lock & Hardware.

$3

Co

9%

10%

3% Mar

1

Scullin Steel Co common
Seeman

Simmons-Boardman

Can

4,500:,

25c
1

—

Silex Co common

Pacific

5

5%

2%

common

(Del)—

Inc

Securities Corp

Oct

39%

i

Securities-

6%

1
49

<fc Fisher Brick Co
Schulte (D A) Inc common

Jan

1% Mar

Dec

26%

4,400

— —

Overseas

41 %
111

950

9%

9

9%

„1

High
11% Aug
14% Apr

Apr

2,400

5

■

9%

5%

5 %

1

Ltd common—
preferred

convertible

Savoy

•

i7e Nov

200

11%

•

B.

class

52
113

28%

30

.15

Gas

Filters

United

Oliver

6,800

tf

112

■

112%

100

preferred-

Power 4%%
Oklahoma
Natural

%

x? %

9%

9%

»

Sentinel Radio Coip common

%

16,500

■

1

Sa-yre

Dec

14%

Jan

O

Ohio

—1.25

common

Corp

Lawrence

Samson

Semler

50c

12 Va

•

8% July
7% Feb

'

Ave

Aeronautical Co—
Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes common

1st

10

—

13 A
l"/»

Fifth

11%

12

6il Co Ltd

Russeks

Ryan
Ryan

Feb

13

July

97% July

—

*

Royalite

1,500

1950

year

Low

i

8%

Dec

31

1,400

/a

common

Range for

High

3%

8%

Feb

Feb

22% July

14,400

^./8

Corp

.1

Dec

Jun

59% Aug

450

49,8
6
19

(The)

Rowe

Shares

Jun

2,250

15/4

.

—

-1

Airlines

Penn

Dec

10%

5,300

J®'4

15 %

50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4 % 1<r pfd—100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1
Novadel-Agene Corp
^ *
North

76

July

13

5

common

Mar

7

175

37,2

—

Dec

49

24,700

--

35%

7%

Jun

3%

Dec

5,500

7
--

3%

4,500

_Z /a

10

Texas Oil

Central

North

1 /a

--

North American Rayon $3 preferred—5o
North American Utility Securities
*
Northeast

*

2

350

Feb

102% May

% Mar

—

10

shares

Corp
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing Mines

3/«
8 a
™
8 A
9A
3.a
8

;

Dec

6%

Dec
Jun

4,000

Apr

21

Dec

4*4
89

790

L

_•

Merchandise
Shipbuilding Corp—

Niagara Share

.4

--

—

Auction Co common

Founders

3

9L'8

17%

2,500

5%

Jan

Prices

ol

Low

Par

High

Low

2%

15.000

4%
18,4

-30c

Onion Radio

National

Range for year 1950

Shares

High

Low

Par

for Week

Last

Sale Price

Sales

Range

STOCKS
New Yoik euro Exchange

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Curb Exchange

New York
;

Week's

Erioay

Sales

Week's

I.8«t

STOCKS

EXCHANGE
JANUARY i2

154

.,

Markets

Inc

17%

7%
13
15%

110

—

1,800

13%

5,600

5%

9%

Jun

15%

100

14%

Sep

7%
16%

1,600

Dec

Nov

35

Jan

16Q% Jun

13% Mar

18%

Oct

Tilo

1
1

Tobacco

Realty & Construction
&

Allied

Stocks

7%
16%

4

Roofing Inc

Tishman

—

7%
15%
"89%

> 19%

Oct

1,700

18%
8

13%

Feb'

137% Nov

July

32%

60

*

common..—

"

6 % July
12 Va

110

Jon.

75

3,400

90

Oct

8
"Aug
14% Feb

18

Jan

V. 8%

Jan

:

Jan

;

4 Dec

16

115. r Apr

Tobacco Security

R
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Rights

'

10

common

Reading Tube Corp class A
Reda Pump-Co.-_„

Regal Shoe Co

5%

6

Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
$3 convertible preferred

Raytheon Manufacturing,

24%

24%

—_

200

1%

26

26!/«

175

24%

23

24%

1,400

56

56

11%

12%

48,900

5%

5%

506

4

11%
5%

5
6.25

"

20

40

2

Jan
-

Dec

28

Jun

July

Jan

Tri-Continental

27

Feb

True

Jun

58

Feb

Trunz

Jan

13%

Apr

Tung-Sol Lamp

5% Nov

7%
4%

7,300

"5%
3%

Dec

4%

2'A

1%

2%

11,200

%

Apr

5

x45%

44%

46"%

950

27%

Jan

43%

23%

Jan

32

20%

y

1
4

33%

17

17

—

17'A

•1

Oct

" Apr

50%

Jun

Dec

3,500

1%

Feb

3%

2C0

100%

Dec

105%

Jun

i« Mar

1%

Dec

14,400

2% Mar

2,500

3%

13,200

1,050

6%

2% July

20%

16% July
8%

4,900

17%
17'A

Jan

11% Mar

Jun

Oct

3% May
21

Dec

26

16% Nov

i-.'

'

——4

■

Works common—
preferred

20

5%

4% Aug
% Jan

1,600
4,100

80c

convertible

600

Mar

20% Sep
r,20% Sep

Sep

*

•-

500

35%

37%

1,600

3%

3%

3%

8,100

2%

2%

2%

13,900

•

.,

-

Feb

5

%

2

Sep

July

Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F—100
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
•
Rolls Royce Ltd—

3% Apr

Unexcelled

99

97%

Chemical

1%

Dec

2%

Apr

Union Gas

of

99

dep receipts lor ord reg__£1

£3.4?

102%

Feb

Union Investment

230

•

97

July

—

<
...

25

Jan

46% May

'

8% July

„

Rome Cable Corp common.—.5
Roosevelt Field Inc—
5

9% Apr

Ulen Realisation Corp

Corp —'

Co.

'3,800

1%

7%

■■iva

'200

Oct

5% Dec
18% Nov

103%,

103

,103%

-

{250

9%

Nov

m% Aug

Jc98.% May,
64-.

Jan

74

Nov

*

13%

1,600

9 " Mar

13%

Nov

United Aircraft

9%

10%

4,600

6%

Jan

14 Va

Nov

42'A

6,400

22% Mar

42%

Dec

United Corp. warrants
United Elastic' Corp—

40

"fet500

17%

4%,

r ;

;,j;

$3.75 preferred series A———.———4.
Unkin Stbck- Yards of Omaha^_—_10o

12%

42

% July
,.2'A Mar
11% July
\\7"% Dec
.

17

'5%

16%

5%

—5
-• '
L4

Uniqn Oil, Co of California—j,
'

10%
„

10c

Canada—

13%

.

__io

U

2% Mar

-

1

For footnotes see page 31.

Inc

3%

3%

4

Dec

Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—

Rotary Electric Steel; Co——

1%
3%

%
1
48% 53
3%
3%
102% 103
1%
1%
3%
3%

7% Aug

7

4%

1

(Texas Corp) v t c

—

warrants

Corp

6%

t3% Aug

%
53
3%

—

Temper

54%
-

1

Richmond Radiator




1%

26 %

1%

Oct

'•

24'A

1

29

Jan

''
——

1
.

4

21

1,300

•

(Robert) & Co
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Rice-Stix Inc
~zzz
-—

American

3,000

6

10

——_1
—

Reis

.

24%

Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit'rets def registered—_5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Royalty Corp—
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Trans Lux Corp
1

Products

6

%

6%

..I™
•

35%.

,34%

6%

11,300

.-■'A

common—50b

80,800

35%

2,50

7

2% Mar.
■

•

'.% July

31

Dec

^

:..

Dec

7, Jan
.33%' Nov

■I Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(227)

NEW

YORK

CURB

EXCHANGE

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday

Week's

STOCKS

Last

Range

Sale Price

of Prices

United

75c

.'

Milk

Products

particpating

United

Co

deposit

rets

Amer

United

NJ

United

RR

«fc

United

Shoe

S

Air

S

Foil

U S

and

U

$5

<

ord

U

S

Rubber

4%

48

%

44

25

New York Curb

10%

Last

Period

Sale Price

Ajjeoenture

certificates

escrow

.—10c

Corp

1

•

89'ft

1

.common

Reclaiming Co

33

3,900

90

8%
4'ft

5%

Jan-July

2%

10,600

Nippon Electric
A

2% May

Jan

30'/a
4

Jan

4ft

Feb

Ohio Power

Mar

93

Jan

9 ft

62

—

65

6fts 1953

lo

29%

5

29

3%

29%

3%

3%

Apr

3fts

Feb

63 ft

Dec

Piedmont

July

28ft

Jan

A6fts with Oct

1

Jun

35 ft

Nov

A6fts

1947

23A

4,100

Feb

3%

Apr

1970

common..

convertible

7%

Oct

ex

1

1940

Vanadium-Alloys Steel

40
9 ft

...

II_20c

Syndicate Inc—i_.

Vogt Manufacturing

1,900

82

27

Jan

41ft, Dec

San

Southern

California

10

17,900

3% Mar

9%

Dec

17,000

2%

4%

Oct

Southern

Jun

Southern Counties

4%

5%

13 %

14

800

Feb

11%- Dec

16

„3fts

series

1st

and

1st

M

3s series

California

mortgage

Co...

•

la-

3%

*

7ft

preferred

Waitt

&

Bond

Inc

Ward

Baking

Wentworth

Co

t

c

i

w

Utilities

A

Western. Tablet

&

Stationery

Coal

1.25

Westmoreland

Inc

1%

200

9%

Feb

%

Wichita

River

Williams

Willson

(R

Oil Corp
Corp

C)

&

Products

Wilson

19,000

Feb

3

3,500

3% July

8

Nov

: 7%

7%

1,900

71/a

9ft Aug

Brothers

111

Aug

114ft

Jan

2%s

157

Jun

200

Oct

United

24

ft Feb

28

ft Mar

A 7s

27

Apr

39

Nov

A7s

ex

ft

Apr

22

Dec

17%
16

Feb

29

14%

Jan

ft

38

16 'ft

%

750

16ft

1,000

4%

4%

17

3,300

8%
--

17

200

8%

9

1,200

6%

....

7

2%

ft Dec
24ft Mar

250

~5%

w__

July
7ft Sep
4% May

common

*

Wisconsin

&

93A

"5%

14ft

15

3,200

Woodall

Pwr

25

Lt 4 ft ft

Industries

pfd

36

34%

common

Woolworth

36

14

15

16

16%

Ltd—

(F

.-American

6ft

W)

700

26

8

deposit receipts.

16%

5s

preference

13

4ft

—

1,000

4 ft

100

I OsC*
»~»

10ft

37,900

"ili

Electric

163'ft 163%

April-Oct

104 ft

1979
i

Friday

Penn

Western
6s

Period

Exchange

Last

15%

Sale Price

Bid & Asked

Low

Appalachian Elec Power 3fts 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug. 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970—
ACenteral States Elec
Corp 5s debs 1948
A 5 fts debentures
1954

June-Dec

4%

'

"4

103 ft

1

101 ft

103%

105%

106%

'

$105 ft 107

May-Nov

$95 ft 100
85

"

34

1

102% 102 ft

1

April-Oct

32

35

1953—'

Feb-Aug

34

ft

49'ft

1953.

Jan-July

May-Nov

1947

1956

coupon

coupon

50

1956

Power
5s

96ft

Mar-Sept

3fts

1964

debentures

External

101

104%

113ft 113%

38

98 ft

117

119ft

39

104 ft

102% 103ft

68

91ft

102ft

100ft

100ft 100 ft

"72

99%

101ft

100

2

99ft

101ft

.May

1965—.

Elmira Water Lt & RR
BY cole Marelli .Elec

5s

Mfg Co—

A6fts with Nov 1

p:

:<( A 6fts

ex Nov

5s

*

stamped

Guantanamo &
A6s series A

-

5

A

coupon

1953

111%

52

58

ALima

May-Nov

Sale Price

3%s

or

1963

June-Dec

Ex-coupon market

59

Parana

C

A6fts (Dec
A7s

series

A7s

'»

E

(Aug

53

53

46

—_

44

"

61

52

46

6

40

1941

coupon)

1957.

L_.June-Dec

1955

Feb-Aug

...

1952

1957

>

Below

listed

on

61

1952

73

60%

70

;5

44

v.

fts

stamped

reduced

to 2 ft

.....

1947—

2008.
D E)

30

Jan.
Jan.
Jan.

Jan.
Jan.

Jan.

6

8—

8
10—

Ill
12

trials

88 ft

value,

par

principal.

11

240.68

242.29

20
Rail¬

15
-

Util¬

included

in

.

'

ABonds

95
92

65

56

95%

70

73%

91%

"w

:._

2
5

-

stocks and bonds

10

First,'

Second
Grade

Util-

Rails

ities

Bonds

107.59

98.02

103.94

102.81

107.49

97.95

103.99

102.80

101.76

Rails

10

40

243.50

79.75

42.04

89.66

101.77

107.70

98.36

103.92

102.94

78.50

41.63

88.68

101.84

107.73

98.29

103.96

102.96

80.67

42.09

90.44

101.79

107.75

98;48

104.05

103.02

81.63

42.15

90.63

101.81

108.26

98.35

103.94

103.09

243.81




iv

5%

7

21 ft

1

54

$50

—

:

23
38

46%

:

54

50

2

50

'»

50%

$37

39

—

91

31%

80

50%

72

$48

$76

52

37

$50

—

9%

14%
33

54

—May-Nov
._April-Oct

6

*,

26%

26%

27%

37%

34%

34%

34'A

2'A

2%

2'A

57

2'A

2

2'A

30

27%

31

4

Jan-July

18%

283

38

...

V

1%

3%

1%

-

3%

delivery transaction

(not

Included in

d Ex-interest,

year's range),

in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
gEx-stock dividend.
transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction for
x

Ex-dividend,
no

y

Ex-rights,

z

casn

dividend.

Ex-liquidating

sales being transacted during current week.

used

i," when issued;

above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates,
"x w," without warrants.

"w w," with warrants;

Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.

Total
'

240.40
244.72

5%
21ft

—

-

§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations

•

Grade

89.33

89

(35 Stocks)

,

10

41.77

95

64

Jan-July

Bonds

trials

79.17

74 ft

tive: "conv." convertible;

53

.

Indus¬

4JH.70

9

5

being traded flat.

86

65

88.98

•

71

67

Jan-JaZy

range),

year's

54

Total

41.91

55'/a

ft

(not included

55

Stocks

78.91

71%

46

1

64

Mar-Sept

1919

Deferred

a

55 ft

1

ities

ft

39

2012

Under-the-rule

4

Averages

roads

54

$37

1997

compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.

Indus¬

76 >

(Plan A)

Government 6 fts

5

10

Date—

ft

—June-Dec

*

—

High

71%

....

—June-Dec

1921

73

•

the daily closing averages of
representative
the New York Stock
Exchange as
r

Low

76

June-Dec

Janeiro

73%

are

Stocks-

High

..June-Dec

1947

to 2'fts

65

,/
73%

Year 1950

No.

—

(ser A B C

70

'■

Range for

Sold

(Plan A)
of)

Odd-lot transaction

e

ft

54

10

Bonds

Friday's

71

__Jan-July

stamped

1927)

65

73

73%

...Jan-July

—

(July 1941, coupon)

;

73
70

Stock and Bond
;

Gfts

reduced

(Republic
de

Rio

45

33%

16

105

71ft
104 ft

102%

,1/"

53

101

98

.

tFriday's bid and asked prices;

1955——1.—

1941 coupon)

A7s series F
A7s

1

stamped

Interest
Peru

International Power Sec—
All issues 11 ft redeemed
A6fts -series

(Peru)

(i§sue of Oct 1927)

^No

—Jan-July

54

ft

67

-.Feb-Aug

(Issue of May

Interest

$102% 104 ft

Western RR—

54

..May-Nov

A 7s

A 5

.(coupon on) 1958

120

••

1955

AMedellin 7s stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—

118ft

57%

71

107%

116%

$74

—May-Nov

-

$69 ft

91%
105%

$74

v

—

-ULar-Sept

(not
,

City

A Russian

Mar-Sept

.ApriZ-Oct
-Jan-July

Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2'fts 2008——.

Mtge Bank—

Power

6
11

97

Bid & Asked

:

..June-Bee

1953

5s

lfts to 2fts

$15

—•

63

Week's Range

Last

Period

1958.

104

114

$49

104%

50

69%

36 ft
99 ft

$103ft 103%
$113 ft 116

May -Nov

1961

Mountain

6

64%

100'ft

$101 ft 103 ft

Interest

Exchange

Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931.:
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972

"

1 1947 coupon 1953—

Finland Residential
Green

1940

$52

Jan-July
Mar-Sepf

1956.

69%

.48

$116% 117

Feb-Auy

Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6fts stamped 1952

117%

103 ft

68%

49'ft

Municipal Loan—

5fts

External

109 ft

119

69*.

58

106 '/a

106

June-Bee

1959

A7s

May-Nov

31

__

96'/a

June-Dec

I960.

A

mortgage 4s series A 1993
<;
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993—
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3y2s

10

50

$15

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year
7s April 1946—
A 20-year 7s Jan 1947—
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of) —
ACauca Valley 7s 1948

& Western RR—

1st

58

35

$102% 103'ft

June-Dec

Friday

Lackawanna, of N J Division—

'

31

Co—

BONDS

173

113ft

100

1

$15

/

debentures 1954

f

s

Danish Cons

106%

15

90

t,'

v

-

:

coupon

1940

New York Curb

High

161%

;

Registered

Delaware Lack

•

Low

166

76

1
7

Feb

Year 1950

v

4

89'ft 101

85

-

Foreign Governmenls and Municipalities

Range for

No.

106%

104 ft

Newspaper Union—

conv

Jan

100

Chicago Transit Authority—

3%s revenue series of
1947—1978—-Jan-July
Cities Service Co debenture
3s 1977

1

$163

.June-Dec

Jan-July
Mar-Sept

High

106% 106 ft

Quar-Feb

-

s r

106%

105 ft

102 ft 102'ft

104

•

April-Oct

1946.—

1947

Traction

2ft Nov

Sold

105%
108

Dec

2

Bonds

109%

105

Oct

33A Mar
2ft Nov

Range
Friday's

or

103%

103

104

Feb-Aug

r

165

Nov

35%

Week's

Interest

104

25

1104

Jan-July

——.

BONDS

102%

104% 105'ft
$104

Jan-July
•

160%

$103% 104 ft

Low

New York Curb

6F

103'ft 105%

$103 ft 104%

104%

•
Y
".-7
Electric 3fts 1970

Service

Dec

Dec

107 ft May
16% Oct

Dec

10b

55

Nov

lft

1

"l%

•

103ft

104 ft

ft 105 ft

Nov

15 ft

Feb

105%
100

Dec

5%
15

July

600

£1

Wright Hargreaves Ltd

V13%

Dec

98'ft

104'ft

Sep
May

9

July

103%

$103 ft 104

May-Nov

1969

revenue

A5s income

Dec

9%

Jan

104

2

Woodley Petroleum

675

100

Inc

3 fts

1940 coupon

1

1

Washington Water

22 ft Mar

3% Apr
12% July
12% May

25

Winnipeg Elec

"5'ft

15

1

w

4ft

15

1

x

Jan

101

52

107%,

Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—

West

4%

&

stamped

Aug

with

37%

104 ft

Bridge & Tunnel Authority—

100

18

•

common

preferred
preferred

ex

160

26'/a

43ft.

14

t49

Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
——Feb-Augr

(Calif) —
——1

1971

A6fts with Aug

Triborough

50

26 ft

73

106'ft

Hydro-Electric Co—

178% 184

'

5

Inc

Terni

2nd

-A-6fts
Dec

18

105

198

Mar-Sept

1973

stamped 1946
(Hugo) Industries—■

A7-4s

Apr
July

7%

—

10

Co

w

•

13%

2%

26 ft

1981

1965

3rd

Stinnes

Apr

6%

1

& Co

A7-4s

Sep

2%

■

(Wm)

Wickes (The)

5ft

115

1 % Mar

250

2ft

.

1

5ft

Jan

tl04

105

Corp—/

Jan

111% 113

5

Whitman

>"•

109

10

Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
:'■
1' !'''
V

'

10

9ft

6%
7%

•
20

com

...

5% July

_

47

104 ft

$104% 105'ft

Jan-July

(A G) & Bros 5s 1989— <
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
Stinnes (Hugo)

3% July

12 ft

12

$0

preferred
•
Western Maryland Ry 7ft 1st pfd__10o
Westmoreland

.700

110

1%

■

1%. Jan

2%

1

„

mm.',

12

warrants

Manufacturing

West "Texas

—

30
v

7'ft

no"

1

„—

-$2 cum preferred
§Waltham Watch Co

200

7

100

...

3%

106'ft

ApriZ-Oct

Spalding

•

Aircraft

3s

B

Gas

Gas

3s

Southwestern Gas

W
Waco

ft

60%

1

$15

!

1973

A

ref

Edison

:

Wagner Baking Toting "trust ctfs ext.-*

56 ft

5

ft 104'ft

44

I960—

Water Power Corp 3s
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952

Sep
Dec

150.

'

14 v

u_.

Feb
Feb

7%

63

42 ft

98

Public Service Electric & Gas Co—

41

9%

4%

5
68

Co

Venezuelan Petroleum

Venezuela

7ft

46

~2

106 ft 106 ft

ApriZ-Oct

1960

coupon

coupon

Safe Harbor

7'ft

II—1-5

preferred

1

74

Jan-July

V
$4

79

Hydro-Electric Co—

50-year 6ft debentures 1998.
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5fts series A 1952—__

Valspar Corp

47

April-Oct

mortgage 3s 1971—.——
—ApriZ-Oct
Park Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3fts 1964
June-Dec

Nov

25%

200

3fts 1968

High

50

43 ft

104

Jan-July

Low

„

74

74

May-Nov

No.

Ltd—

1st mortgage

40

1,250

49

43 ft

1st

Dec

4ft
2

431/4

April-Oct

1961

Power Co

Year 1050

85'ft

$15

Jan-July

1963

Power 3fts

1st mortgage

Mar-Nov

1963

Range for

Sold

Dec

ft

l'A Mar
1% Mar

10

Utah-Idaho Sugar

New England

Jun

24

10

common

Jan
Jun

17

84

2,500

9%

49ft
43

1952—

coupon

Superpower 6s

85

1952

coupon

1940

Jan

1%

6,700

1%

— —

Italian

1940

1

Nov

July

15% July
2% July

600

8%

50c

A

Apr

6ft

Nov

40

11,200

88%

Mar

1

Nov

12

13,000

5

5'ft

1

,

l7/a
4%

5

1

Nov

with

38'A

600

2

A 7s

Aug

Midland Valley RR—
Extended at 4%
to

4 \a

90

14%

30%

31 'ft

*

United Stores Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil

10,700

40 3i

2

Securities

49%

ft

14

A7s with

246

i7. July

100

83

49

1952

Bonds

High

Interstate Power Co—

Sep

4% Oct

of

Jan

Range

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

Low

Oct

X24

3ft July

100

4%

Week's

Interest

Exchange

High

7% July
Feb

100

40
"mm

B

Universal Insurance
Universal Products Co

5%

"~u ~~U;
-

—

i—1

preferred with warrants

Radiator

U S

200

236

25

common
;

International

5'ft

—

25

common

class

10

100

—10

Machinery

Co

Low

17 ft

registered

common

Conditioning

1st

1950

year

Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—

Preferred
U

Range for

High

10

Friday

BONDS

Shares

•

Canal

United Specialties

10

for Week

Ltd—

Profit Sharing
preferred

10ft

•

common

preferred

Molasses

Low

12

S*'-«

New York Curb Exchange
Par

JANUARY

DateJan.

6

Jan.

Closing

8

.

Range for 1951

.

44.69

Jan.

9

—

Jan.

10

...

Jan.

11——

Jan.

12

.—

High

45.84 Jan

12

44.80

.

Low

43.37 Jan

2

-

45.25

45.53

Range for 1950

45.50

High

45.84

Low

43.24 Dec 30
—

34.25 July 13

)

I

•

■

31

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

32

.

.

.

(228)

Transactions at the New York Stock

Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange

Exchange

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
and Miscel.

Number of

Saturday

1,164,380

$1,920,000

2.783,715

3,312,COO

3,804.730

4,524.300
4,500.000

5,462,500

446,500

2,954,098

5,043,000

765,000

17,459,728

$24,762,400

$2,074,000

413.000

3,486,205

(Number

Salei

416,600

3,263.000

Bond

Bonds

344 500

Wednesday —]

Stocks

Government

$154,000

Monday
Tuesday

Total

Bank

Bonds

United Statet

Bonds

Foreign

Bonds

Shares

Week Ended Jan. 12,1951

Int'l

Railroad

Stocks

$2,539,600

Friday
Total

.

4,940,900
4,913,000

93,000
230,000

74,000

35.000

5,000

114,000

021,655

32,000

125 000

3,954,800

$326,000

$462,000

026 625

Total

r:

-

30,000

187,000

$57,000

$345,000

5,000

4,826,800

2,767,300

42,305 7)0

58,874,600

$27,302,000

$38,365,300

$46,132,100

Jan. I to Jan. 12

Week Ended Jan. 12
1951

of shares

1950

1951

1950

3.954,800

3,074,540

7,358,845

4.475,851

$32G,000

$787 000

$706,000

$1,583,000

402,000

285,000

616,000

460,000

57,000

4,000

72,000

22,000

$845,000

$5,000

$3,826 400

35,588,000

§1,076,000

$1,394 000

$2,065,000

Bonds
Domestic

$63,711,400

Total

3.0C0
11,000

1950

24,762,400

—

142,000

$8 000

72,000
59,000

UO,000

36.000

109,000

22,653,030

$5,000
5.000

Industrial

&

$74,000

Jan. I to Jan. 12

T $2,539,600

Railroad

Total

Corporate

$61,000

62,000

806.995

Stocks—No

Foreign

$'3,000

-

764,120
f

Thursday
Friday

1951

30,646,195

14,944,300

Bank

Governm ent

747,435

Tuesday

$27,302,000

Government

S.

International

V?

»—

—

Foreign

Foreign
Domestic

387,970

-

Wednesday

Bonds
U,

i Saturday
Monday

5,808,000

______

Bonds tPar Value)

of
Shares)

Week Ended Jan. 12,1951

,

5,909,000

1950

17,45.9,728

shares

of

3,657,100

_

Week Ended Jan. 12

Stocks—No,

i;

■i.-.._■■■

1951

Monday, January 15, 1951

government

Foreign

Foreign corporate
Total

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE

WEEK ENDED JANUARY

FOR

12

Week's

Friday

Week's

L»«»<

Range

of Prices

Par

for

Week

Low

High

Low

P

Range for Year 1950

&

*

G

Randall

High

common.

new

_

Tel

American

Woolen

pfd

Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
Edison

Boston

1st pfd stamped
D 1st pfd

10%

class

10%

class D 1st

Hecla__

Service

Cities

Eastern Gas
Common

Oct

——

Dec

9,959

1%

29

1

Dec

2

Dec

2%

25

80c

Jan

2

Dec

11%

2,460

3'/4 July

10.

Dec

12%

14%

238

4% July

11%

Dec

12 y4

13 %

581

4'/4

11%

Dec

11

Dec

18

18'/a

405

7

Feb

13%

Dec

25

24%

25

275

19

July

24Va

Dec

80%
10%

78%

81

335

66

Jan

85

Jun

is y4

18%

32'/2

200

Jun

68

Feb

8 Vb July

*

9%

10%

1,570

5% July

8%

Dec

83%

12%

85 '/a

411

64 % July

90%

Nov

11%

12%

457

2%

2%

5

10

ji Nov

j

—

58

..V

58

58
19

19%

38

Electric

Safety Razor Co new
Bakeries
Royale
Copper

_

20

58

19

38

*

Stores—

Oct

11%

35

Avco

Steel

24%

24%

Feb

40%

Nov

40% Aug

50% May

655

25%
10

9%

24%

Dec

26%

9%

Jun

48c

14

49c

300

27c

Nov

75%

—

Jan

75

Nov

230

79%
52

10

Theatre

77%

720

49%

Apr

14

14

10

13%

Dec

'

72%

83%

Nov

Dec

11 % Mar

1%

Jan

76

Dec

16%

Feb

City

Columbia

1

Assn

5
1

Nash-Kelvinator

Day

New

N

Edison

Y

Mills

Pacific

Rexall

Co—
Association

Drug

Shawmut
Stone

Webster

&

.

!

96 %

99

19%

19%

50

7%

Jan

17 %

1%

20,000

14%

Jun

22%

47 VB

147

29% Mar

47%

25 %

1,223

3'% Mar

9Va

9%

405

29c

Jun

1%

78c

July

1 %

85c

7%

7

16'/a

85c

7%

171

16%

91

59

Dec

5%

Feb

30c

-

Pepsi-Cola
Oil

Pure

Radio

U

Jan

Waldorf

System lnc

—

16%

31%

574

lb% July

23%

932

30% July

37 V2

658

22%

35

62%

1,837

66%

49%

1,125

53 %

150

44%
52

22

123

12%

12%
34%

40

35

1,273

July

37%

491/2

Week's
of Prices
Low

20
8

11%

52

Bell

16%

Jun

14%
36%

24%
3%
16%

Shares

-

Low

High

25%

325

Jan

2%

Apr

52

17%

18%

301

4

14%

Jan

16%

17

1,027

14

July

29

11

29

Sep

46%

46%

46%

106

32%

106
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36%

7

50

73%

6%

110
25

106

33%

757

37 %

85

7%

1.852

73%

32% July
106

I2y8

Apr

10

2y4

Jun

" 151

15%

40 %

24 y8
41%

50 y4

41%

50 y4

*

17%

For footnotes

*

9




Jan

23%

Apr

Aug

39%

Dec

53%

455

40%

July

26%

-26%

131

16

11%

11%

242

10%

July

23%

23%

233

52%
.

*

Feb

25%

Nov

13% Mar

20 V8

July

24 V8 Mar

110

47

July

53%

Dec

66

Jan

92

Dec

38

356

25%

Jan

34%

Dec

46%

115

33% July

43%

Oct

133

42

July

55%

Dec

635

25%

Jan

42%

Dec

36

Juh

63%

92%

36%
44 %

56%

54%

44%

45%

35

-

56%

45%

35

—

Oct

54

121

62%
91

9

..12.50

48 %

Nov

12%

36%

_

Dec

11% Mar

..

Feb

28%

63%

10

Sep.

69

17%
39

'

.8%
26%

Jan

355

16%

38%

"

22%

84

48

17%

38%

25

4%

Jun

10

..

50

.

29% July

.«

York Curb Exchange

New

M>' vwest

Ford

DETROIT

Building

Detroit Stock Exchange

Jan

306

29

5

47

'

6 %

14

3%

Dec

Dec

May
Oct

for Week
Shares

Chrysler

Corp

4%

430

18 y4

950

13 V2

Jan

12 y4

125

10

Jan

8%

1,300

12 y4

8%

"2%

___.

10
___*

Paper
common——

Motors

1

24y8

Detroit

&

42%

Dec

Detroit

Edison

60

Feb

Detroit-Michigan Stove

__1

2_i

___________l

16

Dec

20

45%

47

Mar

135

38'/»

38%

274

22

20

22

330

15%

Jan

18

14 y8

14 %

10

11%

Jan

23%

3%

3%

60

2%

Apr

Dec

July

73%

Oct

Steel Corp

Divcp Corporation
Economy
Federal

Baler
Mogul

Frankenmuth

4

Jun

20

Friars

Ale

Apr

Fruehauf

Nov

Gar

:

common

Co

Brewing

Brewing

1
—1

.

:

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)

13 J/4

Jan

18 y8

Jun

v

12 %

July

15%

Apr

63

July

1,024 l
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600

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1,700

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20c

274

20

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4

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r

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.

Dec

Nov,

Feb

Oct

3%' Mar
44c i

Nov,

July

3%, J un
25

17% July
2

29 y8

8%

Apr

145

•

Sep

8% May
24
May
Nov

900

6%

Dec

7%

14%

2%

29 y8

9%

32

24 y8
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Apr

Dec

12% July
2% Aug,

2y4
22

Jun

Oct

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35% Mar

i

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24 y8

1
1

;

21V2 Mar

•".«

230

Dec

21% .Tulv

8.058

1,400 *

~

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15%

6=%

560

7

:

6%

400

10 y8

6%
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83
24 y4

18% Aug

,

7%

7

Trailer

Wood

Oct

Jun

1%

22%

22%

22%

__5

___

9

35%

Oct

32 y4

6% ~

Jan

Aug

985

14% -;.j

10

--

28'/a July
Mar

22%

10

14

1,463

17 y8

73

Jun

20% May

77c

31 %

22%

5

Navigation

6,800 S

-

14%

7

Davidson Bros-

Cleveland

2%

-

8%

310

32

16%

Apr

11% Aug

2

9
25

___

July
Dec

8%
32

:

Power

Continental

6y4

4%

—.__1

Company

Consumers

3%

17%

1
9

Mfg

Burroughs Adding Machine
Consolidated

Jan
Dec

3%

1

Rubber

Market of Michigan
Manufacturing

High

2%

1

Metal Products

Bear

Budd

Low

200

3%

3

2

Brewing

Baldwin

Range for Year 1950

High

Low

1

Aug
Dec

10

54

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

Electric

Allen

Brown-McLaren

80

Week's

Last

Friday

Dec

74%

3%

Stock Exchange

Telephone: WOodward 2-5525

47%

47

_1

page 41.

10%

Detroit Stock Exchange

Briggs

38%

see

10%

Dec

46

i

3% July
15

Members

Big

47

i

C+

25

47%

26% Mar

130

.24%

—

46

.

—

.

Electric

Apr

15

50

—

50

9

38

15

.

Magnavox

10

4%

91%

__

Bearing

20% May

73%

Meteor

46%

4%

>

4%

New York ^Stock Exchange

Detroit

Lunkenheimer

46%

•
.

11%

(new)

American

36%

Jan

4% July
Dec

66%

10

w

Feb

Nov

Watling, Lerchen & Co.

Altes

26%

4 %

Kroger

34%

9

(Ohio!

Westinghouse

Dec

Dec

13%

_—.—

Dec

26%

Carbide

Aug

Mar

4ya

*

4

35

13%

*

22%

106

365

74

High

Dec

23 y8

Preferred

28%

J1

£■■■'

27% July

6
♦

common

172

15

Brands

Range for Year 1950

*

Kahn

31%

Sale Price

29

10
25

Insulation

31%

STOCKS

16%

—*

Art

Dec

31%

"v

Crosley Motors
Early & Daniel
Formica

21%

Jun

Cincinnati Union Stock Yard

Gibson

Dec

Jan

Jan

29% July

29

common_8%

Tel

27%

11%

Dec

*

Milling Machine
Street Railway

Sub

July

70

1.40

______

_

Oct

122

*

—

Cincinnati
&

4

10

Cincinnati

Cine

24%

___1

& Electric

43%

21

24%

for Week

Par

Gas

32% July

50

23%

5

Roller

.14%. Jun

-

24%

.50

Co

Sales

Range

Sale Price

Preferred

78

27%

Jan

Jan
Jan

115

457

12%

35%

Last

Cincinnati

15%
45

27%

53.

Nov

Feb

50% July

Friday

Champion Paper

14%
44%

Dec

Dec

60 %

122

STOCKS

Carey
Carthage common

15%

10%

.

Vacuum

Sep

35

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

Baldwin

10% July

»

Apr

36%

12.50

.

Oct

255

Oct

33

•

...

54%

7% May

13% July

34%

49

common

Laundry

Jun

43%

.

mr.

Balcrank

50%

209

1021/4 May

35
61%

Vermont

American

Dec

338

34% July41% Jan

47%

52

49%

49%

47%

Steel

S.

230

50%
47%

_

Timken

Apr

8

.

__

-

_

Standard

Apr
Dec

34J/8

.

52

45

Corp

Southern

14%
12%

Jan

48%

_

Schenley Ind
Sears,
Roebuck
Socony

Dec

8%

406

51%

11

28'/„ Juiv

50

31%

Oct

34% Mar

13% Mar

20%

U S Rubber Co.—

Westinghouse Electric Corp

340

Dec

35%

25
'0
& Mass Ry Co——___100
Machinery

1,108

11%

30%

>

Jan

24%

5
*

—

13%

13%

13%
31%

9

Dec

200

30

_

Dec

8%

30%

Dec

91% Nov

Dec

23%

30%

Dec

84 V8

July

34%

Dec

46%

30 Va

64% July
28% Dec

49
'•<

Dec

1%

•

United Fruit Co..
Shoe

May

19%
1%
~ 46%

*

Torrington

United

22

10c

50
____50
*

Inc

Co
Union Twist Drill

15% July
10% Jnlv

50
25

Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
Reece Folding Machine

280

8,509

2,573

2.50
•

North Butte Mining

RR

Standard Oil

25c

303

9

Car

Motor

Nov

19%

85

_

31%

12

83%

*

_

25% Aug

18c

WT* v00

_5

_

(Ind)

19

CO

__

<N

11%

62% July

—

„

Oil

22c

208

Jun

*

Oil

11%
96%

74%

Central

Standard

_100

Electric System
England Tel & Tel
!
New Haven & Hartford

England

72%

•

Standard

9% May

74

Distillers

Feb

7% NOV

35%

25%

.11%

__

_

Tel

&

Tel

National Cash Register

Pennsylvania

Jun

34%

Motors new

Oil

1%

% July

400

1%

Oct

•

General

Packard

Dec

185

Electric

Ohio

Oct

14 %

Dec

5

Dept Stores.

General

York

8%

440

.7

Light

&

Power

Federated

47%

56%

„

Dec

50

265

Jan

6% July
12% Dec

36%

»

16

8

1%

■—

80% Mar

20
100

Cos

Service

National
New

8
19%

_

14%

26%

52%

Gas

Curtiss-Wright

94%

Oct

8

Dec

161% May

40 %

35 %

—

Jan

66%

13%

—

—

*
—

70%

July

—

452

47%

13%

Jan

Dec

July

10

'

__

Products

60% July
8% July

45

Dec

43%

Jan

30

687

46%

7%

9%
14b Via

193

»

25

285

1,055

190

42%

55%

Ohio

905

73

Mar

„

8% Jan

32% July

665

14

14

150% 151%

7%

_

Corp

110

64

55

8%

25

_

18

129

45%

47%-

.1 peso

Steel

77%

30%

45%

40%

13

Mining

102

29%

10%

39
50

.

151

10

16

—

10%

Feb

50

_

99

75%

18

31 % July
46% Mar

-9-

100

.

Service

Cities

Union

Racing

_

Chesapeaxe &

Ohio

Dec

83

40

3

Chrysler

Feb

18%

240

50

-

64 %

33% Aug
64% July

50

40

45%

1

—

-

_

Mfg

Benguet

New

70

77%
50%

25%

*
-.25
Lone Star Cement Corp..
* '
Maine Central RR common
100
5% preferred
——-100
Mathieson Chemical Corp—-—
*
Mergenthaler Linotype —
*
Narragansett

*

Mining

Bethlehem

Apr

57

300

38%
49

•0--

Airlines

Anaconda

May

54

Jun

Jun

40

--50

Telephone & Telegraph.

American

4'/a

2,043

79%
51%

•
•
1
1
15

Copper

Boston

58

20%
20%

1

Dec

2%

Dec

Aug

49%

-

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

73%

•

B_.

Gillette

Loew's

Oct

6%

1 %

100
100

Hathaway

Kennecott

75

66

—

Stores

International

Lines Inc.

National

Isle

514

46%

11%

11%

Stocks—

Unlisted
Allied

National

Employers Group Assoc
General

18%

16 %

Oct -V

14%

10

preferred series A

SS

Oct

0%

Street Ry—

preferred

6%

Eastern

16%

235

13'/4

100

1st

62

6%

& Fuel Associates-

Common

6%

16%.

9%

unstamped—100
100
*
100
5
10

new

Mass

Eastern

6'%

Jun

2%

72%
1%

pfd stamped
Trust
Providence RR

Boston Personal Prop

First

16 %
6%

common—

—

Bank

Western

Nov

51

Dec

405

203

.

Nov

121%

Jan

37%

Preferred

Armco

100

&

16%

107

3,96.)

Dec

124

Mar

46%

_

issued————-—100
New 5%
preferred w i
jo0
7% prior preferred
100
6%
preferred unstamped
___1C0
6% pfd stamped
100
5% class A 1st pfd stamped—
100
8% class B 1st pfd stamped
100

Boston &

41%

114

150

x40%

when

Calumet

10

Printing

8

13

,

"

40%

27% Mar

1,192

17%

100

$40 paid
$50 paid
& Maine RR—

class C

42%
120

U

Dec

46%

American

100

Stamped

7%

Feb

Dec

71 %

12

12

Rapid

161% May

Jan

21%

119% 125

124
41

,

Stamped

New

146%

351

Rai.way—

Boston Elevated

Boston

4,392

45%

43%

40%

25

—

150% 151%

120

iou

Albany Kit

61

Boston

50
100

Copper

Anaconda

150%
43%

High

55% Mar

1,832

11%

/

*

9
•

100
*

& Tel

American

Low

79%

11%

5

"B"

.74%

78%

__

_

Range for Year 1950

Shares

Hiah

Low

Par

Shares

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Sales

Sale Price

'

STOCKS

Last

STOCKS—

Exchange

Sales

Range

Friday

Boston Stock

:•

Jan

32%. Nov

6,%

Dec

Number 4977

Volume 173

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(229)

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE

Week's

STOCKS

Last

»

Sale Price
/

;

-•

;

•

JANUARY

12

for Week

of Prices

Pat

•■■

FOR WEEK ENDED

Sales

Range

Friday

Low

High

-

Friday

'•

Week's

STOCKS

Shares

Low

»

Sales

Range

Range for Year 1950

Sale Price

High

for

of Prices

Pat

Low

Week

Shares

Range for Year 1950

High

Low

.

Gemmer

Manufacturing class B_.

General Motors

—

Gerity-Michigan
OoebeF
Hali

Brewing

Lakes

Great

Lamp

Hastings
Hoover

—

——

-

9

344

8%

6%

6%

6%

19

Motor

Car

!—_ LI—1
1

<

Kaiser-Frazer

15

13%

:

'

Kingston Products
Kinsel
Drug
_i._—
Kresge

(S

Co

38 %

National

Elec

National

Stamping

Packard

Motor

Chemical

Park

,

1—

—

Davis

Parke

Peninsular

Pfeiffer

-

Products

Metal

Independent Exploration Co

Jan

9%

Sep

Intercoast

21%

Feb

31%

Jun

Interlake

200

3%

NOV

5%

Apr

International Nickel of Can

1,170

-"1%

Jan

1%

Jan

International

5O0

4%

36

Dec

220

6

July

2%

3

1%

8,490

1%
21%

..

3%

4%
4%

792

3%

3%

3%

42

„•

1

-

•

400

100

'

42

4.

593

35%

(H

W)

'

Rudy

3%

Manufacturing

Los

8

525

6% May

8

2%

Soss

10

10

Superior

Tool & Die
Timxen-Detroit Axie

1% July

3%

2

Jan

927

11

July

United
Walker

&

__

_

Company

_

4% -v.'

100

Feb

2%

V

Jun

Merchants

Dec

Middle

4- ■■■ Dec

*

1,636

14

Jun

20%

13%

13%

14

<

1,885

10

Petroleum

South

Monogram

&

Inc

Light Co

Pictures
Co

Airlines

American

Power &

&

Radiator

Amer

Dec

(Un)

Co

May
1% Oct

Mt Diablo Co

15%

15%

.2%

2Va

2V<

Week's

100

15

7,710 '■

16

July
Apr

1

Power

Tel

Co

American

Tel

American

Viscose

American

Woolen Co

&

Range
Low

|"

Corp

Distillers

Oil

Basin

Bendlx

Corp

a76%
150%

1,600

28

Mar

40%

8

Jan

Feb

85

37%
5%

'

a71% a71%
7% ■ 7%

**

14%

4%

4%

20%

21%

8%

9

257

a53% a56%

1%
54%

55%

11%

Consolidated

(Del)

Co

OnrtiSs-Wright

Corp

Dresser

Industries

DuMont .< Allen B) Laboratories
Class A common—

9%

Dec

7%

1,861

6 3/8

July

25%

Jan

tfnPont

tie

Nemours

&

410

<
.

Electric

Bond

&

Share

Products

;

Power

&

Un)

-1

Garrett Corporation
General

(

ls.

Light Co

Electric Co

General Foods Corp

(Un)

1—
(Un)

i •

•

Granam-Paige

Motors

Corp

(Un)

For footnotes see page 41.




Inc

Mfg

Ranch

Oil

18 Vi

26

Oct

Safeway Stores Inc
St Regis Paper Co
Finance

59%

324

41%

Apr

563/4

Nov

Seaboard

Oil

202

33

Jan

49

Dec

15

205
620

34%

2,483
--974
100

--

<55c
—

.*
2

—

—

a22%
51%

.+
;5
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—

48%17%
—

v

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-

'
-

—
—

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:

Oct

863/4

Oct

Signal Petroleum Co of Calif

Feb

Sinclair Oil

85
48 %.
21
11%

45

310

15% July

22%

Feb

3,135

30 5b July

35%

Jun

33 y4

37 Va May

16%

325
9%.

4%

33'4

323/4

333/8

34%

34%

34%

28

22
22
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al29 Va a.130%
67%

a2%

67 %'
a3

(Un)

23%

Oct
Nov

Solar

14%

Apr

Southern Calif Edison co Ltd corn-

May

23%

Nov

17

27%

Nov

11c

8ocony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Aircraft

Company

—

——_r

2 8'/a

s-

1.05

28%

28%

415

27%

225

a 57%

a

a51%

a51% a52 Vb

8

57% a57 5/s

103%

7 3/4

Ap r

29% May
29

Dec

68

48 Vt

Jun
Mar

July

55 Va

Apr

6

Nov

7%

Dec

22

101%

Sep

1,065

:

a47% a47%

10

Dec

30 Va

Dec

60

50

103% 103%

Mar

Vb

7 27% Sep

539
■

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34% Mar

Dec

30
in

3.00 Mar

■7v;'lV

103

Oct

53

Oct

'

4%

Jan

12%

.

Dec

215/s

215/a

17% Feb

22

24%

24%

25 Vb

2,432

14%

Jun

22%

103%

9%

105/8

2,113

7%

67

67

183

,660

,

Sep
Dec

-July

12

Mar

44% Mar

65

Dec

a22%

47%
4

3%

7%

a29%
62 %C

173/4

4%

130

44

23%

4

16%
4%

17%

45

1,557

23%

Jan

47

Nov

22

24 Vb

4,233

11%

Jan

25

Mar

7

7%

1,669

a28% a29%
60c

1^78

-

556

53

53%

1,526

37 Va

Feb

53%

9%

9%

934

1,350

5%

Jan

10

Dec

36%

353/4

36%

491

39%

Nov

11%

12%

Dec

17%

12%
38%

1,031

29

175,4,

18

2,059

16 Vb

a805/8 a81%

*

11%
38%

100

51

443

41V*

52%

a55 % a56 %
5c

30c

5c

69

—1

al6%

.25

34%

Dec

Southern

Pacific

71%

Railway Company
Brands Inc (Un)

25%

Nov

27

33%

965

preferred

preferred

—

_——_ —-

_25

31%

31%

.25

27%

28 Va

32%

preferred A—

_25

Petroleum Corp—

17

1,500

12 Vi

(573*4

53%

Webster

Inc

a21% a2iy4

92%

Dec

Stone

20%

Oct

Studebaker Corporation (Un)

-1
-1

400

150

390

15%

2,299
65

-

6,057

43%

464

15

25

22%

29

Nov

103/s Mar

22% May

Jan

23%

42

July
443,4 Sep

May

Dec

Tidewater

Oil

Assoc

Dec

51% May
54% Oct

Tri-Continental
Corp
Truax-Traer Coal Co

July

18% Mar

Twentieth

29

Union

Carbide

Union

Oil

/

Jun

Co

World

Airlines

2,674

61

Jan

93

161

42%

Jan

58

Nov

781

66%

Jan

89%

Nov

50

17 Vb

Dec

23%

25% July

36%

Oct

17%

Dec

3134

965

17%

18%

8,672

10%

Jan

a31

140

19%

Jan

22

162

17

•

Oct

24%

25%

455

24

Dec

24

Dec

85%

819

Nov

60 Va

Feb

77%

156

71

Jun

72 V2

183/4

405

10%

Apr

18%

Dec

60

15% Mar

17

Nov

35

505

23

38

16 34

19 V2

8,389

14% July

24

25

1,080

15%

Jun

a94% a95%

17%

Jan

50

8 Va

16%

18% Julv

Corp

(Un)_*

56 3/8

54%

56%

684

40% July

of Calif common

23

35%

36 Vb

3,431

2A% MaV

883/4 May

Jan

64%

Dec

Union Pacific Railroad Co

1%

Jun

3

Oct

United

Aircraft

Corp

(Un)

(Un)

50
0

a16 al634

35%

al05% al04'/8 alC6ys
26%

367/a

Dec

Dec

25 Va

Dec

11%

Jan

377

all y2 aliy2

Apr

19%
-

July

101

21%

443/4

Dec

40

21

Carbon

Oct

21%

July

29%

36 Va May

213/g

St

Apr

178

.*

(Un)

Dec

3434

(Un)1
1——,—5

Century-Fox Film
Co

93

a«2 a 63%

48%
24

a20% a20'/a

Inc————5

88% May
.

2

913%

May
Dec

18%

10

(Un)

Transamerioa Corporation
Trans

Feb

a94%

-*

Preferred

20V4 July

85%

25%

25
•
50c

«.

(Un)

33%

688

22

*

(Un)

Company

607

24

a39 a39 s/a

.25

Textron Incorporated common

535%

a30V4-

17%

.20

—

(Un)—

Sylvania Electric Prod
Texas

Dec

52%

30 34

.25

preferred class B__—

50'% May
-

(Un)

Texas Gulf Sulphur Co

Jun

13% Mar

23%

883/4

87 %c

Feb

673%

a90% a92 %

C

67%

673/4

of Calif

preferred

Jun

2,011

a91%

5%%'

50

1134

a63%

4%%

954

11%

.25

36% Mar

Sep
10% July

11%

•

Company

28% May

22%

-5

"25

Swift & Co

...

•

—-—

33 Vb Mar

Dec

(Un)

&

440

.

Dec

(Un)*

313

Jan

26%

(Ind)

Dec

Jun

31%

(N J)

July
83/4 July
18
July

36%

644

Co

.

16% Aug

Dec

32%

Co

Jan

300

Jun

16

—2

32%

Oil

37c

50

Feb

13 Vz

31'%

453

Oil Co

13%

■

3,900

16

45

2.111

34%

Oil

23% Mar

Mar

3,449

al63/e al65/8

Standard

14 V2 May
14% Dec

Dec

68

Apr

Standard

Dec

Feb

Oct

Dec

Dec

July

Apr

38c

12

15 %

Sep

9c

34%

24% Dec

193/4

51%

Jan

Jan

686

Feb

Dec

16c

Jan

425

54

22

Standard

—

Feb

r(,400

Southern

Jun

Oct

3,347

Oct

83 3/4

31%

73

30c

Jan

a—

3c

Fab

Jan

35%

14

■

2,635

35

Dec

21%

25c

43 y4

■

2,000

39%

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July

34%
26 V4

-15

60

5c

7% Mar

27% July
?R% Dec

83

NOV

495

558

Co

18

27% July

29%

Southern

■

Dec

29%

Dec

61% Mar

//

_25

—

9%

a—

Nov

27% Nov
62V2c July

preferred

California

Dec

7%

Jan
Mar

4.48%

Jan

So.

13%

48c

Jan

53%

Bunray Oil Corp common

945

5V4 July
20 Vi

1/800

Apr

5%

47

Sep

163/4 Mar

23
a

1

Standard
326

100

65c

a__

3y8 July

28% May
31 Va Oct

31%

Jan,

6,105

Dec

Calif Gas to 6%

-.72%

700
r

Aug

So

73/4

Nov

47% Nov

43%

Dec

22 %

Jan

48%

1,146

25%

18%

-172

12%

4%

30

Jan

1,329

Feb

618

10%

'

July

26%

46

4.56%

Dec

a

—_

33%

265

26%

4.88%

.

a

226

-■/•'V

26

Jan

.

271

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:

46

26%

Jan

47%

.25

33% May

55 %

a223/s a23%
a45% a4634

*

.25

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Jan

146

300

Dec

May

preferred

Jan

29% July :
6% Jan

20

395-

575

50c

4.32%

19

-■27%

10%

/

.

20c "• Jan

Original preferred

32% Mar

Dec

29%

,

..

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24

94

325
9%

.

16%

71%

Dec

1,040

-

Dec

Dec

35%

Apr

241

-

14%

26% Mar

1

15% Mar

882

■■i

32%

Jan

28%

A

16%

2,637

2 1 3/4

13% 14%
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84

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225

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165

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'

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17%

516

—15

—

651
101

-

715

a46% a48 %

52%

Sierra

Jan

\

84 %
48%
< 20
11%

Corp

(Un)—

Trading Corp
8ignal Oil & Gas Co class

''

16. 16%

;

*

34

i

21

•

■

of (Del)

Co

34%

July

569

12

■'

Shell Oil

—

324

1,360

680

25'/a

18% May
Dec

Co—

Dec

3% July

.100

a98s/i a!02%

»—•

63 y8

165

2,433

"

.

il% July

36

11%

32%

32

Sears Roebuck & Company—

-

Dec

21% Mar

-1

(Un)

Industries

12'/♦

Jan

18%

5
5
1.40

Seaboard

-

14c

Jan

Jun

Schenley

.

July

16% July

•

Corporation

Dec

10

5c

10%

183

32

1

Co

Dec

•

2,000

2,557

32

1

Co
Oil

221/4

11%

•

t

$

1

Drug

Rheem

Rice

58

32 y4

Feb

Jan

1
2.50

Company

Mar

a48% a50y8'

16%

9

Gladding McBean & Co
1
25
Goodrich <B F) Co__T—
J*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co common—*

Rexall

Dec

May

513/a Mar

Gas

&

Mar

21

—-—:*

(Un)—L—L

General Motors Corp
Public Util Corp

General

8

Feb

Oil

(Un)

14

,

Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A—;
——1
Farmers & Merchants Natl Bank—100
Fltzsimmons
Stores
Ltd class
A
1
Florida

413/4

Dec

Reserve

Corporation

Steel

40

19 %

Dec

1.40

*
50c
*

(Un)
(Un)

Corp

60

23%'

Dec

21%

6,885

1

America

Pictures

3,067

j.''

4

Emerson-Radio & Phonograph—

16% July
9 V* May

(■"

173/4

27 Va

Jan

1.85

———

of

Corp

23%

25c

Jun

11%

10c

1

21% May

29 Vi

21%

5,819

1.70

3

23

■

632

245/8
18%

•

(Un)

Jan

133/»

2/Va

9%

1.85

25

Richfield

25%

(Un)-—5

Co

Corp

y2

5

.

(Un)

Ryan Aeronautical Company—

21%

Dec

Dec

July

al7% al8%

173/8
,

2.30

27%

8V4

Jun

Oct

a913^ 3913^*

11%

8c

Jun

16% Mar

Jan

Jun

9%

,

213/4

1.25

Apr

610

Jun

11

32%

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27 %

725
■:

8

70%

22%

—

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1,425

20

3Va

Feb

26«/B

3.00

10%

37 Vb

Jan

a3l)3,4 e3o%"

32 y4
v . 10

Dec

30

7%

25c

.

43 Vt

Dec

1,485

12%

28%

-

43%

3,100

56%

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__

554

433/b

4%

750

20%

a30%-

42

11%

4,178

26%

_J

>■

Jun
Nov

3%

840

50
—__33%c

59%

-

__

Ea&tman Kodah Co ———'•——-—19
Electrical

(Un)

(Un)

22%

28%-

23%
66%

11

a27 y8 a27%

„■

20% July
49 % July

100

4%

17

85

Jan

155

*

10 %

133^

'

10c

Co——:

1

66 %:

4%

33% Mar

31,025

common..:

new

Co

RKO Theatres

13

74 y2

27% July
1 %
Dec

14

Incorporated (Un)——

Radio

84

20 % Mar

(Un)__1
1

»V4

-1

Inc—

Corp

Republic
Republic

15

&ep

38c

Pictures Corp

66 %

<-

.———50c

Inc

RKO

Jan

13% May
53 3/4 Dec

4

i—al02%

Douglas Aircraft Co Inc

Dec

50

&

—

Oil

159

21%

(Un)—1

common

Pure

Dec

4%

of America Inc.
,.
-1
Eeilerbach Corp (Un)'j——5

^ ■ Class A ——V-—•---

Pullman

Feb

Jan

733/8

Creameries
Crown

Philco

Apr

665

_A

(Un)_:

Dec

7%
20

2%

84%

Power Co

Oil

19%

Jun

49 %

353/4.

90c

i/j-4

624

100

Airways

Inc

Dec

Jan

i

tUni-./.'———'*
Continental Motors Corp (Un)—1
J.
Continental

Pictures

Jun

6,615

35%

Dec

52% Sep

25c

10
*

common

World

American

Phelps Dodge Corp

6%

Vultee Aircraft. (Un)—1

Consumers

Tele

&

Dec

Apr

3%

2%

1

a51% a53%

:•

Co of N Y (Un)-:
Engineering Corp

Tele

Paramount

Jun

%

Apr

1.05 Aug

133/8

Ltd

Aug

a52

————

consol Edison

Petroleum

Pan

23%

Jan

a67

25

preferred

Pacific

Sep

Dec

215/a

25
25

—

A

43/8

43%

«

11% Jan
70c July
1%

Oct

29% May
342

38c

—8

(Un):.,

Company
Lighting Corp common

Jun

'

300

18%

Jan
Jan

215/a

31%

16%

Company

Dec

a66%

13%

Indemnity

31%

9,010

a57% a58 Vb i

150

32%

25

Dec

5%

a57%
—'
59'%

a30% a30»/8

1

preferred

42 %

>

38 %

'

a51%

__

Jan

—1

25

Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)

5%
—

100

(Un)_ 100

Corp

preferred

1,831
1,700

1%.

2,800

19

17%

Pacific Western Oil Corp common
Packard Motor Car Co (Un)

Oct

9

95'C

al7%

Pacific

Dec

54%

Jan

6,623

27

common

redeemable

7%

10/a

Oct

1.40

14% July

24%
306

8,225

4

2.50

Elec

&

15 3/8

a51%

*

Consolidated

Gas

35%

2,445

1%

47

ll3/8
133

Jan

14

1.45

10

Mar

10

28

10 3^

of Calif

08%

1,950

-

9 %

Jan

24 y4

910

3 5/s

a 30%

Corp

3%

2,235

19%

42%

Sep

Jan

July

1,194

28

344

1,20

a47%

9%

1,971

4%

18%

7%

7%

—1

16%

916

21%

Jan

16%

344

10

—

Inc.

3%

690

4%

2
5
1

28 %

2,986

13 %

■

(Un)__L_—*.—25
Caterpillar Tractor Co -tUn)10
Certain-teed Products Corp
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ryv.—•-—25
Chrysler Corp
25
Cities Service Co (Un).:
10
Clary Multiplier Corp
i—1
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp common—*
Preferred
■————20
Columbia Gas System Inc (Un)
■*
Commercial Solvents Corp lUn)
•
Commonwealth Edison Co (Un)_
25
Cons Chollar Gould & Sav Mining_i_l
(J I)

16%

27%

27%

__1

(Un)—..

preferred

Pacific

Dec

;

Case

1,597

24

Pacific

42%

104%

Packing Corp common«
Pacific Ry Co (Un)—_—25

Canadian

3934

(Un)

Finance

4.80%

Dec

4

Co

'37%

36%
"

■

45%

55%

Jackson

3,730

—1

Company

Co

5%

161% May
a__

301

19 V4
8%

1——

Jan.

a—'

1,670

10

(Un)

146%

70

1,050

Company (Un)......i—-i—15
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
1
A
Broadway Department Store Inc
10
Budd
Co
(Un)
*

California

-3,090

12Ms

Borden

Byron

135

47'/a'

—1

Oil Corp

1.15

Jan

a66%

Co__.

5%

Mar

Feb

a56%

Airplane Co
Chica

Boisa

21

Oil

6%

16% May
67 % Oct

22

11 %

*7%

Corporation

Aug

Oil

Pacific

Dec

175

46%
11 %

—

Diamond

Boeing

151%,

5

Bishop Oil Co_J

1.00

(Un).

Corp

Railway Co

Petroleum

Edison

Pacific

Dec

14

111V2 July
54% May

alb7% al52% aieo'/s

(Un)

(Un)

13%

954
*

44

Jan

a44% a45'A

41%

Betmenefti Steel Corp
Blue

150%
'

Mining Co (Un)—50c
tUn;
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Aviation Corp

Renguet Consol

1.05

23

4,715

193/s

(Un)

Aircraft

Ohio

Jan
Dec

a__

93/4

Pacific

Oceanic

Apr

3%
5

29 V2 July

-

100

13%,

a61% a62%.

—

'

——-—.—20c

Co

12%

a75% a76%"

Corp

common

9%

(Un)

Amer Aviation Inc

Ohio

38%

a__

1,228

RR

Central

Occidental

High

2% July

660

■

14'/»,

al8al8V8

—'

•

46%

13%

—

100

Bandini Petroleum Co_—
Bros

45

—'

*

—13
Baldwin Securities Corp ——:
75c
Baltimore & Ohio RR Co (Un)___—100

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

Barker

984

Co

Corp

Manufacturing

Avco

59%.

Low

20% July
2V4 Dec

350

45%

North

y

180

59%

York

Northrop

200

3%

4%.

59%

(Un)
.——14
lU'n;——:—_—*.'

Milling

25%

3%

Corp

Copper

8%

—

Prod

North American Co

Range for Year 1950
.

-

4%

'

200

9%

(Un)

City Lines Inc

Northern

Shares

High

24"%

—
__

(Un)—30
Armco Steel Corp
(Uni——
10
Armour & Co (111)
(Un)——
5
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe Ry (Un)—100
Atlkntic Refining Co___
—25
Anaconda

Dec

35%

19

Nordon Corporation Ltd

for Week
-

__

(Un)—*

(Un)

Oct

7%

—

Nash-Kelvinator

Sales

of Prices

tUn;—•

American Smelt & Refining Co

Dec

63%

Jun

Motorola Inc

1

can

73

ADr

6V2

433/8

9

•

Light Co
81

Apr

Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)

(Un)_—

Inc

American

50%
45

2%

Montana

Jun

(Un)__—

Axlis-Cnalmers Mfg Co

600

325

21%

Jun

9%

1

Feb

Sep

787

(Un)

13%

Oct

10

9 Va
a—

7%
35%

(Un)_

Jan

Last

Mining Co

12c

Jan

583/4

Corp

Feb

Corporation

July
'

Dec

Apr

7

80c

7%

Corp

8c

4%
ft—

16

58 34

—

4%

(Un)
1
Chemical & Dye new common..•

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(Un)

800

Par

a753/8 a773/4

13%

461

.

7%c

33/8

9%

Sale Price

Alleghany

1,000

Co

7%

STOCKS

Alaska Juneau Gold

7%c

20

9

Friday

Admiral

9% July

14

-

100

7%

Angeles Stock Exchange

■■-J

1.371

15 3/8

Company

Utilities

Minnesota Power

Nov

New

-

15%'

54% Aug

52%

1.33

National

v':

38 V4 Mar

(Un)

Manufacturing

National

'•

180

52%

*

Company

Menasco

22

1

Los:

36%

Mascot Oil Co

5%

:■>

Feb

2%

;

Magnavox

Apr
Jun

20%

1

Wayne Screw Products

Dec

13 y2

25 % Mar

(Un)

11%

8% Mar

?

V340

Inc

1

__

_

4%

4%

3% Mar

21%

-

Apr

18

155

5

Angels Biltmore Hotel Co

14

1

_

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Radiator

States

Jan

3.50

285

•

4

_

-

Investment

Union

100

■

Loew's

13%

Dec

5

'•

Udylite Corporation

•

11%

Dec

24%

1,000
9,570

4%

■

1

«'

Dec

Jan

12% May

Sep

2

■

2.10

Dec

7 %c

Jl
1

Los Angeles Investment Co__^

8

—

2,400

58

Nov

May

al9

1

Jun

2%

1

8%

10c

Jan

1

-

Jan

2c

7,295

Oct

a

Corp

3

15

_

35%

4,000
-

'

—7

Dec

11%

—

Apr

a38% a39%

•

(Un)

Nov

13%

common-

Dec

4%

•

——

1%

11%

B

18%

Jan

630

18%

11%

_

17%

Jan

234

600

14%

class

JUly

9 V4
2%

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2.60

18%

-

420

70

a 60

2.50

Co__

Petroleum
Aircraft

59%

a

4%

13 V«

1,001

22 %

73/8

400

1

Tube

Lockheed

1,645

17%

20

16%

3,550

10

Standard

Lincoln

Jun

Dec

73/8

1%

8

1

—.

common

Manufacturing
Manufacturing

Jun

46%

Jan

56%

2.50

(Un)—

Libby

&

Dec

-16%

19%

Sheller

8cotien-Dilion

McNeil

51%

10

Lane-Wells Company
Lib by

Nov

2.110

1

1%

5

Paper

3% May
Jan

4%

2.90

11

(Un)

Company

Sep

Feb

(Un)——8.75

19%

—

Raisin

Kern

Gas

14%

1.55

4%

10c

Copper Corp
County Land Co

Dec

11% Mar

1,600

2c

Company

Laclede

160 Vb

59

16%

—7.50

(Un)—

Kennecott

Jan

Mar

101

2.10

2c

Int'i T'^.l & Tel Corp (Un)___—

Dec

472

■V

•

Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kansas Power & Light Co

3%

Dec

11%

4.370

93/8

(Un)

Jade

Oil

48%

15%

ioy4

Corp (Un)
Paper Co

190

High

Jun

9% July

4,113

56

25c

Corp—

3 Va

2

River

Iron

,

33V3C

3%

_

Co

&

Petroleum

12 %

34%

2.00

58%

100

(Un)..

Feb

23%
:

'

Rickei

Co

1% July
Oct

Jan

3% July
2% Dec

~

RR

2% Aug

2% Aug
2% Apr
■

Central

Jan

7%

Apr

15%

5,712

4%

!

—

1

465

42

Jan

1%

200

4%'

*

Brewing

Imperial Development Co Ltd

130

14%

1

a.—-

Illinois

3%

•;/

——

Oct

*

*

i

Corporation

Dec

697

•

Oct

14

Feb

J._

*—.—

Car

Hupp

Sep

Jan

-

187
15

1
•

15%

910

1%

21-

Co—

19% Aug

7%

'•

1

.

—

Corp new common

Jan

13%

4

common.

Holly Development

Apr

10% July
3% Feb

-

11%

5

12

38%

10

^

Weld

Corp—

Oil

a49% a50%

3

—

12%

n

7%

•

—

•

California class A_»

6%

-

26%

4%

pfd

Hudson Motor Car Company.—
12.50
Hunt Foods Inc——,
——6.66%

37%

--

common

Corporation

Murray

Oct

1%

1

Products

Oct

2%

1

Screw

2%

July

Hotels

6%

375

■

7%

1 Va

1%

■—2

Michigan- Sugar

Hilton

6

200

-

V

4%

1

Masco

Feb

vUn»
of

Co

(Un)

17%

-

6'/4

25 %-

—-i

Lakey Foundry & Machine

11%

'

Sep

Oil

Honolulu

415

14%

7%

1

—

S)

7 Va,

,

—-

Apr

Hancock

6% AUg

1,060

17

16%

1
„

Greyhound Corp

Dec

•4% Mar

318

15 Va

'

6

«%.

,

12%

r*_—-f

King-Seeley

.

Oct

4%

600

19%

15%
14

Ry Co

54%

624

.

1

Howell Electric Motors__

Great Northern

Oct

'

common _.—2%

ii.v.tau«nle-ner&ney common
Hudson

'

1

4,425

16%

Dec

3

6%

10

Bearing——-—.

Manufacturing

43%

750

2%

6%;

.

5,937

4% ;: '

;2%

„

—2

49

9

*

__

5

11% Mar

1,997

4%

2%

—

17/

47%"

——

1

Co

15%

48%

I

_

—

—

&

-

& Chemical—*i.

Oil

Ball

16%

.

-—10
—

Manufacturing

Hoskins

—.

Corp—

1

—

15
<

-

Jun

Sep

25%

Jan

55%

Dec

36

Dec

295

85

Feb

104%

Dec

271

26 V4

Jan

37 Va

Dec

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(230)

Monday, January 15, 1951

;..

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK

RANGE

WeekV

Friday

Ruure
of Prices
Low

Par

United

United

Paramount

Lines

Air

United

(Un)

Inc

4 V8

4%

.

4% LV

200

16

4%

18%

18'%-,;

326

17% Mar

10
United 8tates Steel Corp
•
Universal Consolidated Oil Co
10
Universal Pictures
~
1
Van de Kamp's H D Bakeries...——^

62%

52'/a

203

38%

45%

44%

46

4,973

64%

63

65

1,245

10'/a al0%

30

(Un)

Pictures Inc

Warner Bros

<Un;

Air

Union Tel

Western

Willvs-Overland
Woolworth

Zenith

Jan

40%

Feb

63

Dec

10 Va

Dec

10 Va

Dec

14%

200

12%
11%

17

Jan

1,003

Dec

a27% a27:!4

27%

12%

12 %

26

41

19 %

July

13%

Dec

Jan

7%

280

21%

.

Jan

Jun

41 %

19%. July

969

12%

Apr

16 V®

29% July
5% Mar

Sep
Jun

36

General Box Corporation

General

Candy Corp
General Electric Co

—

Motors

General

Gillette Safety Razor

Gossard

(W H)

Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Gray

35

1,262

10%

11%

2,440

44 %

849

43%

Dec

49%

Feb

10c

9c

12,400

2%c

Jan

17c

Apr

Greyhound Corp

a51'/a a52 %

175

48%

Dec

48%

Dec

11%

Dec

Lakes

Great

Towing

Hlbbard

DAYTON & GERNON

common

—

Co

CHICAGO 3, ILL.

SO. LA SALLE ST.

Hydarulic

Members:

Midwest Stock Exchange

Brick

Central
Steel

Indiana

j

pfd

$6

Co

LISTED

AND

LaCROSSE

MADISON

Harvester

Packers, Ltd
Paper
Shoe

Iowa

Midwest Stock

Exchange
Week's

Last

Range

Laboratories

Corp

Ball

Shares

Range for Year 1950

Gas

Equipment

45

44%

40

635

Dec

54%

Jan

27%

27%

28%

4,175

19%

Jan

27%

Dec

16%

16%

16%

100

15%

Dec

18%

Jun

25%

17%

Jan

39

24%

Allied

Laboratories

American Airlines

American

26%

American

Rad

1,800

American

Tel

Anaconda

Asbestos

&

preferred
& Santa Fe (Un)

convertible

$1.20

Topeka

Drug

Co

Apr

Koppers

Inc

Co

Kronp Forge CO:

Laclede-Chris.ty

Co

Lamson

McNeil & LJbby—_——
Lincoln Printing Co common—

39%

39

39%

•

1,000

13%

13%

14

3,150

18

18%

297

12%

13%

2,100

150 Va 151%

26 %

Laclede

Gas

42%
47%

11%

1%

1%

12%
<

28%

30

28%

28%

Jan

16% May
161% May
Dec

Medusa

47 V®

Oct

•

38 %

Binks

Dec

7%

Jan

1

Jun

1%

20% July

27%

Apr
Oct

24

July

28

103 %

Piping

Fisheries

Bruce
Budd

IE

L)

Co

3

Dec

5,300

5% Jan

9 Ye

33% Jan

Burkhart

Burton-Dixie

Butler

Manufacturing

Corp

Bros

Canadian

Pacific

(Un)

Carr-Consolidated
Castle

(A

Centlivre

M)

Co

&

Brewing

Central

Illinois

Central 111

Com

Secur

4

Service

,

J

Vultee

(Un)

Detroit &

Corp

25

16%

18%

18%

900

Du

Mont Lab

du

Pont

States

34

Feb

Northwest

20% Nov
15 %

Nov

4%

1,100

2Va

Jun

23%

Feb

25%

15%

3%

550

14 %

3,500

33%

34

2%

14(4 Mar

900

3%

Inc

(E I)

Kodak

Mills

Four-Wheel

(Peter)

of

Oct

3

Feb
Mar

5

Oil

Packard

30%

38%

2%

700

23 %

100

1% July
19
July

16

70O

12%

50

Dec

11% July,
9(4 Mar

:

Feb

2% Jan
Dec

23

Pictures

Coal Co
conv prior

Peabody
5%
Penn

Dec
Apr

Peoples Gas Light & Coke

:64%

150

61

Nov

67

Apr

Jan

23%

Dec

Potter

: 38% July

52%

Dec

Pressed

115% 115%
72%

1

74%

83%
24

.

23

40

2,365

84%

.25%.

262

5,500

87

87

43%

45%

352

31%

33%

581

30

30

45%

V 250

50

25

■4

7%
89%
63

100

Apr

Jan

114

Dec

119

Apr

Jan

651/4 July
14
Apr*
73% Jan

Pepsi-Cola
Co

(Un)

Co

Brewing




6

10%

Jan

14

Jan

4700..

Nov

7%

July

20

Nov

'4<

™

Nov *

-

400'

4

50

44

v

150'

3%

Feb

9% Oct

V

I

23"% Apr

29.%

Dec/

61%

.

4%

2% July

4*1254;

Jun

17

7%'July
'18% July

Apr

36 % May

Dec

595

23 %, Jan

33%

Dec

*200

35% Aug

60

Jun

;

Sep
8% July
15% July

7(2

Jun

11%

Feb

20 V®

23

32%

Apr
Dec

5%

4%

Nov

150

16%

Dec

19%

550

28%

Apr
Jun

37%

36%

37%

21% July
28% Jan

40

Sep

6%

250

7%

New

common

RKO

Pictures

20%

30%

RKO

34%

165

Dec

32%

Dec

9%

10%

2,100

5% July

9%

20

13%

32 y«

34

1,390

22% Julv

__1

11%

12%

4,600

7%

5

7'/4

7%

600

7(4

Oct

56%

Oct

6% July
16% July

4,900
•

Dec

11% May
22

May

9%

Jan

15%

Jun

450

24%

Jan

35

Nov

5%

5

700

600

3%

Feb

5%

Jun

21%

24%

9,900

11%

Jan

21%

18

17%

18%

1,600

12% Mar

18%

Dec

17%

17%

200

16%

19

Aug

18

18

18'/a

2,110
50

8%

Feb

11

Aug

10%
30 Va
14 y«
1%
31%
48
20 %
4%
11%
21%

lOVa

10%

8,900

9%

Dees-

13

Mar

29%

30%

1,950

25%

Jan

14%

2,650

10%

Jan

33% Apjr
18% Apr

1%

9

9

13%

16

Sep

Dec

21% Mar

July

.

2,200

1%

Dec

3iy8

32

1,820

28%

Dec

35%

47

48'4

1,777

26% Mar

46%

Dec

20%

20%

254

19

20

Dec

4%

5,800

1%

4%
11%

12

21%

1.400

35

35

17%

50

10%

9%

9%

20

25%

16%

16%

50

23%

•V

Apr
Feb

4%

Jan

12%

Dec

22

Feb

Oct

26%

Apr

-

Jan

9%

July

"5%

3,700
1,455

24

Dec

3% July
7% July

1,406

21%

6%

Dec

15%

Apr

23

Dec

15 V

Feb

17%

Nov

14%

Jun

[4 4,790
410

107% July

10%

5,100

7% July
6% Jan

10%

7% Mar

13%

9%

10%

Raytheon

Corp

50

10%

14

200

37

37

100

25%

26 ('2

10%

14

14

26%

3,020 "

28%

1,100

28

,

27

23% July
24% July

*

980

26%

(Un)

103%

676

32%

17%

16%

17%

4,400

12Vs

3%

4y8

3%

4y8

Co
(Un)

11%

12

8%

Nov

14%

15%

646

43%

...

45%

1,783

7%

1,700

43(4

41%

43%

900

7%

7%

7%

Dec

:

Oct

27%

f

Nov

30

Apr
40% Nov

260

15%
; 44%
7%

Nov

1,670

1
5
50c
*
2%

4'/a
4

Dec
Mar

35%

Jan

•
1

Remington Rand

12

Feb

200

46 %

47%

.136
<*

common

22%

139y® May

July

133% 136
34%
:> 34

-*

Corp common

Mfg

•

*

—4——

America

Corp of

Radio

25'/a

115% 118 (a

24%
..

34(2

-44'7

48%

'

'

1,000

137

Nov

Dec

35

Nov

Jan

23%

Apr

13

Dec

10% July

14%

Oct

23%

Jan

47% Nov

5

July

40

Jun

7% May
46% Jan

Dec

29 %

Apr

38%

24y2

_————

Theatres

27%

3%

66%

750

19 (a

5

% Mar

2

49% July

663

8

13%-

33 V2

Oct

Dec

Jan

7

'

44(4
8
19%

87%

14% May
33% Mar

Jan

2,550

Quaker Oats Co

47% Apr
37% Mar

Dec

50

17%

Dec

Richman

10

11%

class A.lOc

5

Jan

12%

Dec

Jan

8% May
11 Va Oct

Sangamo Electric Co—.——
*
Schenley Industries —
i—.--—1.40
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
1

11%

11%

600

5% Mar

32%

150

26% July

4%

250

3%

79%

81%

394

54%

il 31/64

43,300

16%

84%

47%
125

«

1
10

1.25

16%

83%

85

46
48%
119V2 125

116

Public

Louis

Service A com

Sears

Roebuck

19%

20%

15%

15%

15%

12

13

Feb

Serrick

Jan

5%

Dec

Shell

Jan

83%

Dec

Shellmar

ai

Dec

ViT

Dec

Slgnode Steel Strapping

16%

NoV

21%

Sep

61

Jan

85% Jun

Corp class B common

Oil

Oil

Sinclair

4

Co.

Prod

Corp

401/4 July

52

78% Mar

116

Dec

90

Jun

125

Nov

Southern

15%

Nov

19%

Dec

Southern Indiana

13

Southern

1,300

Dec

22

Jan

8%

Dec

12

Mar

9%

2,400

5

Apr

9%

9%

100

7

Dec

267

600

9%

10%

Oct

Jan

4%

5,200

South

Spiegel

Bend

Lathe Works

Pacific

Oo__;—

Standard

Dredging
Forgings

Corp

Corp

Oct

36

36

300

26% Mar

37

39%

850

14%

4 450

28% Aug
9% July

39%

13(4

14

Oct

40

55

Nov

31% Mav

Nov

Dec

52%

52%

53%

1,725

1
15
-*

14%

13 %.

14%

650

54%

55%

91

July
10% July
41% July

26%

28%

2,000

23% July

17

17%

1,650

12%

Jan

23%

35%

2,700

22

Jan

34%

Dec

4% May

6(4

Dec

28%

•

.

;

17
35

x34%
6

6'%

400.

15

6%
26%

26%

27

5

24(4

23

24%

250

11%

11%

11%

3,400

20

20 %

66%
12

1

Gas & Elec—.——•

Inc

Standard

7%

*

5

Co

Jan

38%

—*

Corp

Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)

538

9

-

Co

&

36%

52% Nov

-

——

20

116

20%

~9%

100

2,039

*

St

4%
80%

Co

Jan

31%

1

Bros

30

-

41.

16

12% July *

26%

Nov

84% Oct

9%

Inc.——5

page

Jan

5%

25 y8

28%

10

see

Nov

7%

17

91%

1

Co

4%

l'7/a
5

24%

A—50
10
Public Service of Indiana common
•
Pure Oil Co (Un)
——•

30%

32%

20

Oct

Jun

July

4

5%

conv

Jun

1,785

34%

26%

1

35%

32%

July

-

—1
Co—..

Dec

31%

63

preference series
Public Service Co of Colorado
4 '/a !o

38% July
29% July
Jan

—

(The)

Steel Car

28%

32 Vs

19%

Dec

'

7;200

3%

50
100
33%c

Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rexall Drug (Un) —

17%

2,000
1,400

'
m

350

9%

63

10

A—

Pennsylvania RR

15

115%

16%

8%

31%: 31%

5
25

preferred

Electric Switch class

35

35

Dec

6%

4,190

15%

Dec

19

Dec

*

Jun

July
10% July

150

4 760

7%

18% Nov
12%

715

2,100

17'/a

20%

*

common

1,500

25

500

744

5

13%

95

1 *,500

20

(Un)

36 'A

53

4%
5%

20%

Apr

25

fr* 85'

5%

Oct
Dec

*

Airways (Un)_2%
1

Parken Pen Co

22%

37

25%

4

11%

300

16

*
20

(Un)—

Car

Motor

176

95

500

15

*

Oklahoma Gas & Electric new
Pan American World

Paramount

52%

<

4%

9%

8

12%

95

1,850 4

6

16%

*
*

Co

Dec

Auto

16 y4

'

*
1

(Uh)

35 %

(The).—

For footnotes

Edison

Ohio

19

Corp..

21%

5%

36%

1

13%

15

America

10 %

20%

7% July
13 % May

15%

warrants

35%

*

Drive

200-

2

Co

purchase

12% Mar

Mfg..

10

6

50c
-5

(Minn)

26%

(Un)

18(4 Mai-

21%

1

——

11 % July

Railroad

Falstaff Brewing

Mfg

Stock

12%

5

(Allen B)

14% July

10

10

Corp
Power

1,000

class A

500

10

13%

de Nemours (Un)

Paper Corp

Oak

14%

24%

7% Mar

2,487

16%

35

Bancorporation

16% Mar

•

Dec

25%

16%

35

Co

American

1*4% July

64

22 (a

25

1,000

Car Corp

North American

23 %
16

Dec

16%

1

29%

Co

Electric Controller &

Fox

Illinois

Northern

22% Dec
3% Jan

15%

6%

18%

(Un)

28%

Nav (Un)—

Corp
Finance Corp

Chemical

Flour

Northern

1,877

29/64

Erie

Jun

8% July

North

Oct

Jun

23%

13%

14

10

18%

Aviation (Un)

181/4

3%

-

'

7

800

Mfg

&

American

20%

22%

4%

Jan

16

25%

10

13

Doehler-Jarvis

Eastman

July

Tile

York Central RR

Ohio
23

14% Aug
Dec

9% July

1,000

—

18%

Dodge Manufacturing Corp

Eddy

13% July

200

13%

:4:

7

6%

Co

28%

(Un)

Cleveland

21%

,

10%

Corp (Un)._
Cooker

13%

(Un)

46%

42

Company

73(4 May
14
Oct

_25

Curtiss-Wright

Dow

250

10% July
Aug

16

Dec

*

America....

Motors

38% July

6 %

Inc

(Un)___1

Co

Domestic

31%

12%

13

*

of

Ccrp

925

Aug

25

Aircraft

Power

Continental

Crane

100
200

17

5

Inc

Co

Gas System

Container

12%

20%

1

Commonwealth Edison

Consumers

North

16%

—100

Foods Inc

Consolidated

New

Oct

30

Clinton

Columbia

Sep

161/2

9

12 % July
55% Feb '

12'/8

•

(The)

National

11%

Jan

11%

350

20

Cleveland Elec Ilium Co
Coleman

Dec

Dec

14%

567

10

%lic preferred

Dec

Jun

49%
15%

66 %

"

common

367

Muter

43

1

Co

43%

22% Oct

Standard

63 %

25

Cleveland Cliffs Iron

52%

10%

common

Pressure

2,600

preferred
1
*
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac Ry
*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—*
•Chicago Towel Co common
*

Cities

Nov

1

25

Chrysler Corp

Dec

42%

53%

National

30%

1,450

1

preferred

11%

876

44%

National

11%

Convertible

Convertible

Oct

720

41%

Nash-Kelvinator

15%

*

(Un)

32%

25% July

2,794

14%

53%

3

Feb

14 %

5

Chicago Corp common

35

13%
52%

Motorola

1% Mar

1

Products (Un)

32%

Jan

14 fa

25

6%

8,000

*

preferre'd

Convertible
Certain-teed

Cherry Burrell Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio

34%

1,229

% July
3% July

1%

11%

5

common

Dec

3

Jan

15%

50c

Light Co

56 %

67

Jan

UV2

10

Cqrp

37%

2%

11%

15%

1

Central & South West Corp.

660

65%

35 %

2,100

25

Biscuit

59%

*

750

2,090

10

Oct

58%

*

Co

56

5%

12.50

__—

Oct

10

Jan

33% Mai-

41

Mfg Co.
Chemical

250

56%

16%

>

4%

27% July

Montgomery Ward & Co

18%

1%

8

common

Modine

450

4%

*

(P)

Apr

39

52%

2.50

14

345

6%
10(4

Missouri Portland Cement

10

Co

21%

950

4,500

41

Minneapolis Brewing Co

-.5

(Un)

Jan

18%

10%

15% May
Dec

30

4
1

Miller & Hart v t c common

Oct

5%

5
1

61

*

Dec

7%

53%

14%

Jan

Mar

25

149%

55%

1

Co—

Corp

Oct

Nov

0

Feb

1

(George

32

8%
34'%

34%

Supply

&

4% July
1
May

325

1,800

*

W)
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brown & Bigelow
Borg

'

50

200

Nov

Midwest

37

1%

Nov

1,500

33%

Utilities Inc

South

Middle

17%

lp

(Un)

Manufacturing

Booth

(Un)

Corp

29%

•

34%

Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products

Monroe

Corp

Apr

July

10%

——•
•

Metropolitan

11%

Co

Cement

Portland

40 %

Jan

400

8%

7%

Bethlehem Steel

21

Jan

4%

60 %

*

Marshall Field & Co

27%

15

3

Benguet Consol Mining Co

29

1
*
1

Lindsay Lt & Chem common—
Lonergan Mfg class B—
Louisville Gas & Elec (Ky)—

27% Mar

750

152 % 156%

7%

Dec

Nov

600

2%

Berghoff Brewing

22

*

10

20%

10,700

1%

38% May

Jan

Dec

146%

760

11%

55%

400

8%

10

Co

Sessions

&

17%

11 % July

1,418

47%

Jan

(Un)__

Co

9%
v

4,500

41

——5

25%

Dec

Jan

lYa

53%

7

7%

Aviation

500

18(4

*

Libby

7%

Bendix

(a

Nov

9%

10

7'/a

Leath & Co common

10

4

30

43

59%

5
4

—....

Dec

2%

Mfg Co

36% July

29

*

—

4%
5'%

Apr

3

Belden

121

24%

24%

—5

University

Extension

Salle

La

Nov

3
Co

39

4

1
-•
Supply com—*
1
10
33 %C

—;

Switchboard &
Knapp Monarch Co

5Va

Automatic Washer

Bastian-Blessing

Jan

6% Mar

23% Mar

4%

100

2,050

Avco Mfg

Corp

Jan

2iy4

July

12%

8%

11 Va

750

18

Jan

—

400

350

2,337

Dec

4

25% May

19%
10

22%

2% July

100

Products Corp

Athey

Jun

—

3

*

12%

27

38%

&

8%

30

Peb

Dec

10

Light (Un)—.

1,050

Refining Co common..1

31%

6%

Apr
30% Mar

4%

1

Co

150

11,950

8%

July

4

5

common

Manufacturing

Ashland Oil
Atch

(111)

24

23

9%

47%

Dec

4,750

4%

10

Dec

11%

4,100

4

50

Oct

13 %

15%

9%

150%

(Un)

29 %

Apr

July
21% July

9 %

27

7% Sep

100

Co

Jan

11

13%

8% Nov

13%

25

1,500
4,300

25%

Jun

(Un)__*

(Un)

Co

Co

San

Mining

Copper

&

Armour

Tel

&

Steel

Armco

Stand

50

15

12%

41%

6%

•

&

30

15%

5V8 Julv

—

Oct

27

100

—

17

26%

r

650

•

14% Aug

59(4

7%

1

(Un)
Co (111) new w 1

Invest

890

29%

8%

9%

15%

19%

13 V2

7%

50c
1

Nov

10

10%

7%

1

Brass Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un)

13

7%

10'%

5

Akron

July

•

Elec (Un)

Kelolgg

'

Affiliated

10 y8

11%

—

5

Roller Bearing

&

400

24

Kelley Island Lime & Transport

High

Low

High

1

Mfg Co

Advanced Alum Castings
Aetna

Katz

10

Adams (J D)

Oct

12

13%

8%

Shinkle Shoe—*
City Power & Light
•
Power & Light (Un)
75

Kansas

—*

Acme Steel Co

Admiral

of Prices
Low

5

&

Stephens

Kansas

for Week

Sale Price

Abbott

Johnson

Sales

Par

Power

3

*

(Un)

Tel

&

Jun

30

*

Co

&

1%

'

Friday
STOCKS

Tel
Gas

Feb

1,300

15'/a

15
12

15
7.50

(Un)

Dec

3

11%

12
1.5(2

*

International

Illinois

31% May

13%

0

International

22% July

65%

*

Steel

Iowa

1,800

Oct,

2%

*

International

Dec

Jan

1

Co

Products

International

CLAIRE

EAU

26%

Dec

Aug

100

International

MINNEAPOLIS

24'%

9

Indianapolis Power & Light

SECURITIES

UNLISTED

1,185

44 Va

Inland

MIDWESTERN

Dec

41

10

;

RR

Pneumatic Tool—

Independent

Chicago Board of Trade

Brick

Press

Illinois
Illinois

Telephone Central 6-0780

Feb

10 %

1.250

25
—1
10
50

Bartlett

Huttig Sash & Door common

105

25%

1,250

11%

1
3

Corp

Corporation

Hupp

24%

18%

69%

1

.

Brewing Co—

Spencer

9%

May,

54%

30%

*

(Un)

instrument

(G)

Werner

60%

Dec

14% July
7Va Apr

11

1

Heili-mari

Jan

43%

530

28%

Co

Hein

41%

6,800

17%

Nov,-

68%

Griesedieck Western Brewery

Hammond

2,045

49%

9 Va

3
2

Hallicrafters

51%

47

25%
30%

14

17%

•
100

Greif Bros Cooperage ciass A

8c

1

Oct

16

2% Aug

50%

51%
48%

1
*

(Un)

Graham-Paige Corp

44%

34%

11%

55

1% July
13% July

*

Rubber Co.—*

Tire &

Co

High

45% July

3,100
44 50

*

(Un;

Co

Glidden

Goodyear

Co new

4 600 4

27s

Low.

•

•

14

—

1
•
—*

Refrigerator Co

Gibson

Range for Year 1950
.

5434
(4

2

2%

5
5

Public Utilities

Shares

Jli'th

54

—

•

(Un)—

Corp

General

of Prices

'

5
1
5

Transportation

General Anier

10

(Un)—

Corp

Radio

25%

12%

41

(Un).—1

Inc

(Un)

Co

Mining Co

Zenda Gold

Oct

Dec

12

12.50

(Un)

Corp

Motors

W)

<F

52

14%

•

(Un)

Co

Elec

Westinghouse

a

4

Jan

23

42%

12%

1 !

Inc

Lines

Oct

Jan

14%

»

Kentucky Coal Co (Un)

West

Western

a

Jun

19%

July

Theatres common. 1

United States Rubber Co

Dec

24

Jun

3Ya Jan

100

20 Va

20

20%

14

940

Pn*'

High

Sales'

for Week

Range

Sale Price

Range for Year 1950
Low

24%

Last

STOCKS

Shares

High

23%

24%

10
Corporation (Del) (Urn—-—1
Gas Corporation• (Un)
10

United

Week's

Friday

Sale®

far Week

La«t
Sale Price

STOCKS

JANUARY 13

ENDED

•

;.

'* -4

2
1
1

12%

2%
~.

15 %

16

Feb

15%

2,530

Jan

14%

Oct

55%

Oct
Oct

25% Nov
23

July

10% July

13% Mar

200

18%

Dec

23% May

67%

545

50%

Jun

13

610

8% Mar

900

1%

2%
16

350

-

9

67%
13(4

Dec

Dec

3%

Jan

July

14%

Dec

Dec

,

Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

>

(231)

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY

Week's

STOCKS

Par

Standard

Gas

Standard

Oil

Standard

&

of

Oil

Electric

of

Standard Oil

Co

Oil

Kentucky...

Standard

Steel

Spring

(Un)

Sterling Aluminum Products
Btewart-Warner Corp
Stone

Container

Studebaker

Corp

Sunray

Oil

Co

30%

32

42%

42%

17%

18

1

Products

new

Trans

World

Airlines

Radio

12% Jan
7%

American

&

American

Factors

American

Power

1350

17%

Dec

17%

Amer

Radiator

So

Union

La

Salle

Carbide

United

St

&

6'700

10%

Jan

Dec

American

40

801

33%

Jun

40 %

Oct

American

Tel

882

59%

Jan

82%

40

222

32%

Dec

42%

Dec
14 3A Feb

American

Viscose

Nov

Anaconda

i3%

600

22%

1,025

x27%

29

23 %

25

_I

10

Jun

14 %

20 Vb

550

Apr
24% Juiy

297

15%

25%

Jun

35

Dec

Ark

Nat

Corp

•

Gas

Corp

Air Lines

Inc

(Un)

U

S

Steel
Dorn

Westinghouse

Wisconsin

25

14%

Nov

17%

Dec

Atchison

220

48

Jun

51%

Sep

Atlas

Corp

Imperial

1,700

41

July

55%

Dec

Atok-Big
Avco

50

54%

56%

23%

25%

1,100

13%

Jan

24 %

Dec

3%

4%

6,700

3%

Jan

4%

(Un)

18%

18%

44%

46

11%

11%

11%

100

11%

12%

815

34%

35%

1790

29% July

36

28 %

425

15%

28 Vb

Dec

16%

16%

150

13

n

11%

2,500

14%

2,050

__

Corp..—__12 %

common

35%

Motors (Un)

Yates-American

113%

•

Inc—._

13'A

2

Co
Co

1,445

9%

Jan

14

Co

23%

Jan
Dec

Baldwin

12

Nov

11 %

Dec

(Un)

Engine

Securities

Corporation

RR

Corp

(Un)__13

Blair

Holdings

Corp

Borden

Apr

14%

Jan

Borg-Warner Corp

45% NOV

53 Ve

Oct

10

52%

54%

570

Week's

Co

Broadway

5'U

Low

6%

preferred

501

2,974

15

15%

395

19%

10%

10%

13%

14 %

4%

Publishing Co

Delaware
Electric

Power

&

Storage

4%

1,195

3%

Pulp &

5.12Vc

16%

—

70

Oct

Cities

55

55

13%

1%

1/700

July

2 Va

56

2,053

30%

Jan

49%

12%

11%

13

4,905

7%

Jan

16

2.60

Clorox

74%

869

62%

July

84 Vb

Oct

Colorado

65

493/s

50

21%

23%
22

5,304

Apr

10 %

Oct

Columbia

—

1*6

.

h

25 Vb

%

40

14

15

1.143

24%

'

\

25%

4,130

Dec

13%

Dec

18% July

Dec

9% July
21% Jan

% May

13%

27% May

Crown

of

10,101

14%

Jun

22%

Dec

Crucible

641

41%

Feb

64 Vb

Nov

Curtis

Steel

38 Yt

37%

38'A

330

30% Aug

39%

23% July

Cypress

Abbey

3,052

3%
7

July

22%

22'A

233/4

1.303

21

Dec

23 Vb

Dec

22%

22%

23%

1,142

20%

Dec

26%

Feb

Doernbecher Mfg

,

26

26%

73

23%

Dec

30%

Feb

Dominguez Oil Fields Co

13'A

Aug

5

Oct

27 Vb

28

Dec

43 3A

1,330

38% Aug

.47%

41%

92

33%

Aug

4%

2,025

3%

Jan

.44 % May
4'A Apr

26%

Di

8% Aug

42%

Giorgio

Dow

Nov

4s

*

Steel...

_

a
_

..

*

_

5

8.50

44'A

Refractories

com

_

10
•

23 %

130

I6V2

Apr

222

26 V2

Dec

250

37

a7%

50

July
3% Mar

30%

758

26% July

33% May

19%

1,660

10%

Jan

18%

6%

Jan

11%

IO'/b
12%

369

Vanadium Allovs Steel

common

see

page 41.




_

12.50

Aug

100

57

Jan

61% Mar

3,600

10

Dec

14

Jan

96

96

10

94

Sep

115

Feb

49

49%

1,589

27%

Jan

49

Dec

103% 103%

—

143

102'A

Jan

20

17%

Feb

a37% a37V4

__

a8%

a9

50

11%

11%

927

60c

—

__

*

60c

5,000

(Up)

—.

•

_

36

15

common

i

w

——

Bridge

(E I)

Pont

(Un)

,

80

27/64

80

27/64

105% May
32 Va Nov

Jun

6

7V2
50c

Jan

9%

Oct

12

Dec

65c

Nov

Jan

23%

Oct

Jan

23%

Aug

80

JS

Jan

5

II

Dec

6%

100

6%

Jan

83 Vs

85

1,354

61Vb

Jan

48%

—

10,784

6'A

10

de Nemours—

Kodak

Oil

Dorado

Eureka

Dec

Food

Co

common

Works

(Un)__10

48%

Oct
Oct

90

70% May

29/64

Dec

7% May
84

Dec

40% Aug
8V2 Dec

51'A

Nov

15% July
36 Va July

416

9Vb

11

9,050

20%

—

Corp Ltd

Shares

Range for Year 1950

High

Low

High

Golden State Co

21%

Jan

47 %

Dec

152

14

Apr

18%

Dec

Goodrich

(B

10

Jan

Goodyear

Tire

10'A

477

21%

1,191
50

11 %

8

Mar

14%

Apr

14%

Feb

18%

Dec

24'A

Jun

12

Jan

18%

Dec

4%

11%

146

10%

Dec

17%

150

20% July
29% Nov

31%

10

33 Vb

283

34% Mar

Hudson

27% May

Hunt

25%

27%

78

14'A

80

8% Mar

1%

1%

120

1%

Dec

16%

250

15'A

Dec

12%

'

3'A
25

4'A

400

3Va Juiy

6%

3

710

2

4

39

106

32'A

38%

39%

265

31

(Un)

Ruboer

3

9%

9%
19c
23

60

22,000
141

Jan|
Jan

July

6% Mar

6%

8%

675

6%

7%

642

40%

41

33%

32%

34 3

35%

34 %

36

20
8

699

710

42%
41

9'A

Feb

Hobbs

Dec

Holly

Oil

Corp

Foods

common

new

—'*

*
—1.
*
-12 %

Co—.

Motor Car

20%

120

23 % Mar

52%

53

577

—.

6%

Inc

—

.

—

28
15%
—

—

a68'/8
—

—

11%
—

3%
—

58'A
—

—

1 Va

1%

8,600

34%

35 %
51%

1,447

25

2,073

41%

Jan

46

Aug

50%

47 V*

48
49

6,167

12%

13

712

15

15

315

17
17
a24% a25%
28
29

195

15

7067%

16

A

July

%

Feb

Dec
Dec

36

Nov

60%

Jun

50% Mar

431/? Dec

54

Oct

10 V2

14 Va

Jan

19

Jan

15

Aug
July

865

25 V2

15% July
Dec

25%

Dec

637
2,213

21%

29

Jun

70

110

67%

161

a68V8a68VB

50 Va

% July

608

47%

12%

75

Feb

12%

Jun

66 V2

Dec

'a—

44%

—

Jan

18'/a

16 %

73
a__

64%

Jan

July
Aug
...

Sep

2%

3

1,050

1% July

493/4
11%
22'A

49%
12 Va
22%

575
2,252
1,359

35% July
9% Jan

47%
16%

Nov

16% Mar

21%

NOV

3%
8Vb
57

3%
8%

100
1,166

59

6,391

17 %

21%

17%

270

22

698

11,520

2.25

Feb

3%

Feb

48 V2

Dec

13% July
9%

Jan

3

3.75

8%
57

Nov

Dec

Sep
Oct

Nov

17'A

Oct

18%

Dec

Oct
Jan

May
Feb

Idaho

Maryland
Power

Mines

Mar

International

Apr

1.50

1.20

1.65

39 %

39 %

39 %

150

33%c

10%

9%

11

3,860

8%

32%

33%

1,440

30 Va

Tel

Johns-Manville

Oct

Kaiser-Frazer

Dec

Kansas

Oct

Kennecott

Power

18c

18%

Jan

26%
6%

Oct

Kern

Feb

Leslie

6%

Jan

LeTourneau

*

Harvester

International

&

(Un)

Corp

Tel 00m

(Un)

Light

(Un)

(Un)
County Land Company
Salt

Jan

40%

Dec

Libby

24% July
29% July

33%

Oct

Lockheed

35%

Jun

Loew's

Corp

Copper

39

410

15%

1,114

.•
_8%
*
5
1

&

Libby
Corp

7
1

Aircraft

Inc

39

14'A

Inc—

(R G)

McNeill

39

15%

10

Co

(Un)

—

•

(Un)—•
1

Corp
&

1.05

(Un)—1
/—-—-20

Corp

Co

Independent Exploration

Apr

27%

(Un)

Battery Co class B (Un)
Oil Co (Un)

Honolulu

7c

4% July
4% July

*

(Un)
;—.1
Great Nor Ry non-cum pfd (Un)
•
Greyhound Corp
—3
Hawaiian
Pineapple Co Ltd

31%

23% July
22% July

•

—_100
&

—

*.

*
com
1
__.t,.25

common

Co

48
48%

——

Graham-Paige Motors

29%

May

Ltd

F)

—

35 %
51%

•

common

preferred

30%

31

5

Safety Razor new
Gladding McBean fc Co

284

11% July
9% Dec

•

preferred

19%

20%

*

——.

2nd

•

1

(Un)

Gillette

45'A

lO'A

——*

Chemical com.—10

Preferred
Conv

11

5

————r

Co

Paint Corp

General

43%

21

(Un)

Co

Machinery &
Electric

—*

—

General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp——

Sales

22%

«

.

9

Dec

Dec

58 Va

Dec

for Week

22%

•

Brake

7%

419

Chemical Co

Rights

59 %

Range

1

--

Nov

Oct

61

Week's

16c

__1

Dec

32% Mar
48

37%

32% July

'

common

22 Va

51 %

Jan

34 % July

39

9%

Mar

29%

9,000

of Prices

4

38%

10

1,242

$8,500

16%

3

Sep*

14 Vb May

36%

El

*

14 VB

27%

Dec

9

36

Eastman

19C

1

footnotes

15

Apr

1

c

Westinghouse Electric Corp

or

„

Oct

23

Aug

32 3«

25

Spring.

Air

IIV2 July

a89% a89%

49%

(Un)__•

Co

Int'l Nickel of Canada

Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.
Toy Mining

Westinghouse

151

.

Apr

4 Vb

Idaho

San

t

15%

Jan

29%

5

preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass

f

__

21'A

—

2%

v

865

3

Nov

135

10

convertible

Common

21%

37

1,930

Nov

241

31 VB

__

Supply

United States Glass

21

July

4%

37%

Brewing Co—

Steel

31

4

29 Vb

10

■_

Fireprooflng Corp

Standard

130

May

24%

13%

*

10

Common
$1.50

33

Dec

11%

Apr

10

1

Gas

Pittsburgh

Nov

68

Apr

13 Ve

*

McKinney Mfg

National

89%

11%

19

10

11%

Mackintosh-Hemphill

Fuel

Feb

62

27

13%

1

(Joseph) Co
Joy Manufacturing Co

Mountain

68%

1,917

22% July

20%

_

_

Brewing

Star

275

2,277

50

Low

Corp

Home

Lone

Jun

a85

Dec

25

125

60

Last

Co

Walker

83

25

377

56%

Columbia Gas System

Harbison

Jan

90

18%

Pitt

63 Vb

90

Va

60

Par

Fort

740

21

27%

56

Friday

Steel

74

.

21

23

1975

.

Sale Price

Gas

47

24 %

Dumbarton
du

Corp A

Fruit

Emporium Capwell

STOCKS

Follansbee

Apr

24%

37%

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Duquesne Brewing

29%

5

General

Equitable

23%

453

5

23

1975

Co

317

9%

—

*

common

Electric Bond & Share Co

A

Dec

35

25% July
7V2 Jan

'

20

—

—

Dec

cumulative preferred—90

B

$3

37%

__10

—....

20%

Oct

40

3%

1

—-—2

2,691

1

May

18%

.25

—

3

Improvement

L)

Co

8%

824

Dec

2.60

30%

30%

___.1

_

47%

a7%

5

(Un)—•

51%

Jan

27% May

Jan

5 Vb

31

a25

50%

Jan
Mar

1.40

51 %

__

*

27%

29%

a28%

1

4%

43

710

23

(Un)

8

31

30

a28% a29%

—

America

26%

• '

32%

900

3,500

al3V8 al3%

common_____5

8Vb

*

.

12%

5Vb

•

852

1.75

a83%

a89%

26%

•

..

5

*

common

53

45%

Jan

33

1

•

4,823

Nov

"99

(Un)

Corp

48%

74

a85

(Un);

20

common

Baltimore Transit Co

(D

of

Co

Publishing Co

42 V#

a22%
50%

__

common

Corp

67

•

...

Curtiss-Wright

•

Del

Dec

_■»

Aircraft

Preferred

t

253/a

BONDS

Clark

Co

Feb

22

a35% a36%

—

*

25

America

11%

14% Mar

1.50

.__3%

(Un)

9% July

490

45 Vb

a24%

10

(Un)_;

Feb

53%

80

22%

52%

^

__

100

Coppermines

Zellerbach

54'A

50

Ludlum

25

Crocker First Nat'l Bank

Nov

23%

Co

1.75

Oct

a54% a58%

__

1

50Va

al2 al2%

—

•

(Un)____»

50Vb
22%

a58%

10

Edison

Continental Oil
Creameries

52%

Corp

Alleghany

Dec

__

Continental Motors common (Un)

10%

Jan

Jan

24%

common

Inc

50 Vb

al2%

2b

Aug

53%

common

Westmoreland Coal

27

50%

1%

Consolidated

Jun

Jun

Jan

57 %

Mar

18%

Dec

Sep!

4%

16%

5% Mar

Dec

58

21%

7

Oct

Apr

3%

Feb

Commonwealth

10

25%

16

—

Consolidated Chemical Indus class A__•

110

21

605

34 V2

23

300

170

3%

858

Oct

210

27%

3%

59

Feb

10%

Dec

14

58

Dec

21'A

Oct

Jun

22%

8% Mar

360

•

14%

14

HVb

July
13% Mar

18%

887

'

16%

22%

27%

__

3%

412 '

10%

16%
22%

15c

21%

19%

10%

-

__

22%

Dec
Jun

50

25

10 Vb

71 %

Oct

68 Va Mar

Vultee

Feb

Aug

54%

Consolidated

58

8c

(Un)

Commercial Solvents

300

Jan.

13

common

44%

51% Mar

41,

57% July
Dec

40Vb

Jan

2.10

147

"

System

Jan

49 Vs

713

43 %

10

common

Inc

Gas

3.25

24%

80

600

com

Columbia River Packers

Jun

150

43

160

12%

'

-

10%

5,451

a52

a63% a66%

a66%

2.70

42%

10c

(Un)

Iron

2.55

42%

9c

(Un).

&

Jan
Dec

July

a51%

•

—

—

25

Fuel

51 % Aug

43

Co

Co

Jan

1

9c

___

Chemical

35V2

400

43

(Un)

24 % Mar
Oct

—

common

Ry

Co

—

Dec

7 Va May

"

common

RR

Aug

20 %

54%

America

Paul

15 Vb
a__

1%

__5

Corp

Oct

5Vb July
Dec

St

Service

__50

preference

series

Milw

—

55'/a

25

Mining
Ohio

&

Preferred

18%

14

„•

Reading Co

5s

Chic

Jan

20'A

.' I

l

common

Public Service El & Gas

Westmoreland

Dec

12%

22

*

_

Philadelphia Electric common
Phila Transportation Co com
Participating preferred

Gas

Dec

1.142

47

23 Vb

•

Pennsylvania Water & Power

United

%

18%

Chesapeake

17'A

65

'

48%

__l

Pennsylvania RR

Sharp & Dohme

4

Dec

of

Eureka

Apr

(Un)

(Un).

Com

Central

Mar

Jan

9 Vb

Dec

.2%

Consolidated Edison Co of N Y

_.

Pennsylvania Salt Mig

United

July

35%

.

new

4%

May

60

376

Power

Paper>

35

43%

& Light
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light—

Scott

68

42%

&

Pennroad

div

1 Va

7% July

43%

(Glen L)

$1.40

Dec

19 Vb

Lehigh

Corp

55

1,970

Martin

Philco

510

1,475

10

National

4 Vb

9Vb

Navigation
Valley RR

Coal

Celanese

Jan

3V2

•

com

Caterpillar Tractor Co

Jan

15% Aug

5%

100

—50

& Co

1,985

4Vb

___5

Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un).
Pacific Rv (Un)

(J I)

7%

1

Canadian

72 Vt

25

Lehigh

Nov

27c

2

Preferred

NOV

Jan

21'A

preferred

Nov

9%

July

4%

5

Corp

14%

8%

5

B

25%

9c

67,300

Jun

—

22

20%

•

23% Aug
5% July

3,970
;

•

common

9% Mar

Paper—

series

High
37%

161% May

16 V*

73%

10

Dec

9V2

5

(Un)

Co

Packing

11c

al3% al4%

al3%

93%

7%

„

10

Trading

10% July

16%

68

Ink

100

9 Vb

Gimbel Brothers
Hudson

Jan(

Chrysler

..5

150%

10

Cement Co

1,375

20 3/s

Co

Dec

Jan

104

61

9

10c

11c

*

Pacific

a25% a25%

__

9%

1

1,653

•

Corp

Motors

Oct

11%

a__

:

Sullivan

&

Case

com.__.13V2

Battery

Fidelity & Deposit
General

common

Light

12Vs

Pi

(Un)„

17% Mar

3%

25

j

Feb

381

15

13% July
17% Dec

16%

--

•

Chrysler Corp
Curtis

29% May
146 Vb

18%

18%

50

Company

39

150

Store

Dept

Hill

California

Low

34 %

Corp—

participating

Budd

July

11% May
7% Jan

455

Sugar

Calif

Range for Year 1950

High

33%

15%

100

Securities

31

42

252

(Un)

Co

California

Shares

150% 151%

•

1st preferred

2,886

22

Calaveras

for Week

of Prices

4%

Bankers

Dec

35 %

4%

Calambra

Sales

Range

151

75c

common

Dec

39 Va

22

Boeing Airplane Co (Un)

Oct

650

5c

Co

Dec

46 Va

Mar

4%

(Un)

Oct

17

12 %

13%

Transit

61%

Feb

28

_.

Bethlehem

17

11%

13

Baltimore

Dec

23

22

Bendix

Dec

Jan

July
July

10

Corp

61%

34 Va

1

13 %

11%
13

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Securities

120
455

75c

Dec

13

Atlantic City Elec Co
Autocar Co
Baldwin

Dec

1,683

100

(Un)

11 %

25

34%

»

71

161% May

42Va

al58% al58% al58%

3

Corp

Ohio

&

5% Mar

550

Par

Arundel

Jan

45 Vb

110

2.50

(Un)

common

Nov

15

Last

•

Jun

53

%

11%

P10

16%

14%

Friday

.100

146%

11%

5

Diesel

Aug

14%

Sale Price

Tel

179

3,228

Jan

all% all%

34%

Byron Jackson Co

Stores

727

4% Mar
18%

21% May
16% May

45 Vb

5

Aviation Corp (Un)
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
Steel
(Un)
Bishop Oil Co

Jan

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange

Tel &

13Va

Jun

14V2 Aug
11V2 July

Dec
Dec

41

all%

100

2% July
15

80

151151%

__

*

(Un)

90
103

a75% a76%

•

(Un)

A

'

a3

a61Vs a61%

__

50

Bandini Petroleum

15'A May

Budd

American

12%

151

14

20

class

(111)

Corp

Baltimore

Bunker

American

a2%

16%
16%
al7% al7%

13%

(Un)

Mfg

42%

Jan

6% Mar

54%

STOCKS

__

100

Wedge

15% July

__

5

58% AUg

(Un)__*

Top & Santa Fe (Un)

25%

14%

—

5

Tube

&

277

8,000

__

»

Machine

Youngstown Sheet

■

__

1

Bankshares

Industries

Publishing

•.

•

Sep

*

(Un)

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

Jun

28%

__

5

56%

5

Jun

4

1

Willys-Overland
Woodall

16%

45%

Co

Wieboldt Stores Inc

World

Nov

*

Works

Electric

Motor

5 Vb

•

Iron

Warner Bros Pictures
White

Dec

24%

1

Corp

Van

3%

49%

1
com

3)3oo

55%

10

United Corp (Un)
United Paramount Theatres

4%

16%

__

•

180

(Un):

Copper Mining (Un)

&

Jan

a59a60Vs
13 %
14

__

Anglo Calif Natl Bank

May

3%

925

__*

Co

Corp

Dec

2% July
23/4 Jun

High

4%

20

American Woolen Co common

Armour

4

Tel

&

27%

4%

(Un)_—*

(Un)

Smelting & Refining

Apr

115

1

San

Stan

Apr

22%

33/3

•

(Un)

Light

38%

351

Low

3

Dec

18i/8

13

Carbon

&

39%

__

Ltd

&

21% July

1

(Un)

Foreign Power

Oct

Jan

9

86%

17y2

5

Inc

475

a27% a28%

a28%

26%

10

(Un)

Dye

Airlines

American

Atlas

208

&

36 Vb

20%

5

Jan

Chemical

69% Mar

J3%

Truax-Traer Coal Co

10% Aug
19% Nov

Jan

16

Mining Co
(Un)

25% July

21%

1

Allied

Gold

Range for Year 1950

High

24%

26%

•

(Un)

Corp

39 % July

28 %

Inc

Apr

Juneau

235

5

Corp

21%

Co

3,100

2

Co

(The)

Alleghany

Reduction

39

_

5

Co

Oct

Air

Shares

Low

1

84%

17%

39%
__

5

common

Corp

Timken-Detroit Axle
Trane

Trav-ler

17%

25

Thompson
Tfaor

32

25

16%

17%

300

_*

(The)

May

16 %

50

19'A

(Un)

Alaska

11

15%
10%

5

Oct

15 %

17

1

26 Vb

1 055

9%

Corp

18% July

23

17%

Admiral

Oct

Jan

for Week

of Prices

Par

Dec

35

22%

'

91%

Jan

Sales

Range

Sale Price

39% Aug

July

66 %

Week's

Last

Dec

25%

18%

Tool

Swift & Co
Texas

34

1,624

10

(Un)

Machine

60%

Exchange

Friday

,

STOCKS

Dec

Jan

37%

1

Corp

Sundstrand

280

2,300
2,900

Corp

10%

42%

2,954

__

5

Storkline Furniture
Corp
Sunbeam

38 %

High

July

6

36Vi

__

5

1,298

92%

__

1

63%

37%

91%

10

280

91%

__

25

11 'A

San Francisco Stock

Range for Year 1950
Low

62%

63%

10

(Un)
(Ohio) common

Shares

High,

10V*

25

(N J)

Standard

of Prices

Low

*

Indiana

Co

for Week

Last

Sale Price

12

Sales

Range

Friday

—

7%
—

a77'/2
58%
__

—

—

—

16 %

a48%

38

Dec
Mar
Nov

2.05
38

Dec

32%

25% Mar

36 Vb

9%
41

a49

75

7%

7%

2,795

4Va

16%

16V2

106

15%

a76% a77V2

536

50

Jan
Mar

12% May
Nov
Dec

Jan

16

Apr

Aug

51

May

Jan
Dec
Mar

9 Vb

19

75%

Sep
Mar

Deo

58%

58%

714

45%

Jan

63

Oct

32%

32'A

200

30

Dec

34

Aug

21%

22

210
1,330
530

11%

Jan

15 %

Dec

Apr

9%

Oct

Jan

38%

Dec

July

18%

Oct

9

9'A
39%
16 V2

37%
16 'A

865

7%
23 Va
15

1

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(232)

36

v

.

.

.

Monday, January 15, 1951

OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 12

RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week'*

East

<

;

;

,

Range

Sale Price

,

Co

H)

(R

Marine

Bancorporation

Martin Co
Matson

Range for Year 1950

High

Low

(Glenn)

33s/a

846

29%

Apr

33

Oct

1414

13 %

14 ',4

253

11

Jan

24

__

28%

30

968

23

Jan

38%

Nov

75

41

*

(Un)

Co

46

1

46

46

a20%

a21

175

19%

—

•

(Un)

20%

1,967

20

Oct

45

21%

Sep

Sugar

(Un)

Co

—5

McKesson & Robbins Inc
Meier &

Frank

Menasco

Co

(Un)

Inc

5%

277

4%

Apr

a41% a41%

51

37%

Dec

534

__

18

—

10

—

Mtg Co common

23

I

Mindanao Mother Lode Mines

P10

13c

23 %

300

3%

__

3%

3,130

17c

46,000

10c

44,100

13c

19

July

1.60

Montana

Consolidated

M

Power

Montgomery

Co

(Un)

&

Oil

Feb

5% July

Co

Gas

&

25

Jan

Morrison-Knudsen Co

Riverside Cement Co class A

July

26c

Mar

Nash-Kelvinator
National

Auto

Corp

(Un)

13c

July

44c

20%

Jan

21%

21%

170
457

51% July

23% May
66% Oct

27

27%

720

23% July

29%

San

City Lines™

National

Distillers

Natomas

19%

19%

658

17%

18%

1,983

10%
27%
8%

50

•

—

al0%
26%

•

__

8%

1

—

Products (Un)

Company Co

—

a

Dec

17

Dec

Y

Mining Co

Central

Niagara

RR

1

(Un)

Mohawk

Power

(Un)

North

American

Co

North

American

Investment

Pacific

Occidental

21% May

Shasta

23

Shell

9%

Feb

July

27%
11 %

Jan

Edison

Ohio

Oil

Oliver

Pabco

Pacific
6%
'

Gas

5%

21%

Jan

21%

Water

Oil

25c

40c

__

1.85

4,800

31%

'32

*

50

30

30

11%

11%

17%

•
5

28 %

90

220

—

__

1.40

838

32

a47% a47%

—

22c

10,700

1.70

40c

1

17%

27

Silver

130

19

Jan

July
Jan

46c

54'/8

45"%

:

30%

13% July

21
21

30O

7%

Jun

9%

3%

Dec

5%

—

17%

16% July

33%

32%

33%

12,227

34%

34%

35

2,692

a32
28%

113

30%

Dec

34

605

28%

Dec

31%

27%
27%

28%

930

27%

Sep

29%

350

28

Jan

29 %

28

28%

592

27%

Dec

29 %

red

25

25

preferred

__

Light

$4.40

Corp

•

51%

_♦

102%

1

7%

common

preferred

30% July

35%

Jun

33

37%

Pacific

Petroleums. Ltd

Pacific

Portland

Cement

Pacific Public Service

(Un)

com

52%

1,624

48 Vb

July

10

100%

Nov

7j£

8%

3,495

19 %

10

20%

1,862

•

6%

Nov

14

Mar

July

15

15

300

14

,-22%

common

22%

23

742

21%

103'A

1st preferred

Edison Co

Calif

Tel

&

Preferred
Packard

Tel

100

common

100

__

103'A

104

Motor

(Un)

common

Pan American World Airways

—

34%

26%

4%

•

(Un)_2.50

Paramount Pictures Mines (Un)
Park Utah Cons Mines (Un)

all%
21%

11

10

4%

21 %

21%

series

10%

a68%

Pig'n Whistle

prior pfd

conv

Co

Ltd

Puget Sound

Pulp

Pullman

Inc
Co

Oil

Radio

&

Timber

May

(Un)

Corp

of

__

•

America

RKO Pictures Corp..

a48

•

(Un)

17%

of

55%

Carbide

Air

Jun

151%

Sep

U

Jun

4%

Jan

Universal

Dec

Victor

July

12

10%

3,705

11% Mar

a66% a68%

482

7% July
45 % Mar

9%
17%

20

180

80%.

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J

N

of

Sep

22%

16

16%

1,242

13

11%

11%

11%

1,197

10 %

July

66

68

2,413

50%

Jan

67%

Dec

34

34%

604

26%

Jan

33%

Dec

al8% al8%

50

9%

Jan

12%

Dec

2

34%

1

58

18%

2,058

33

33

34

354

86%

86%

a39 a40 %

(Un)

25%

Dec

35

Jun

a46% a46%

50

a46% a48%

16%

Inc

RR

Union

Co

Cab

Dec

560

13% May

21

Dec

36%

600

25%

Jan

37%

Dec

23%

24%

748

13%

Jan

24%

1

4%

4%

200

19%

19%

198

al8%

(Un)_l

Mills

Ltd

class

Shares

Range for Year 1950

High

Low

21%
22 %
21

102

102

35

102

9%

100

7

Building
Bulolo

43%

40

9

9%

5,000

7

79

175

72

45 %

Nov

Jan

25%

Nov

July

25 %

Jan

Apr




24%

105

July

10%

Nov

29%

Oct

9

Jan

Dec

46%

Jan

Jan

9%

Oct

July
Jan

84

Oct

39%

Dec

W)

2,070

25

Jan

42 %

Dec

40

8.130

38%

Sep

42%

Jun

6.50

100

6.35

22%

22%

22%

13,813

*

al3%

al3%

al4

•

31%

30%

31%

28%

29

160

100 % 100%

75

42

'

160
,

7,953

Nov

9.80

Feb

19

Jan

24%

8%

1,900

5% July

12

12%

360

11% July

276

276

10

72c

75c

2,425

4%

5%

41

8%

Sep

Dec

100

(Un)

276

1

5%
a34%

13

Nov

15%

Apr

25%

Jan

32%

Jun

26

99%

Mar

32

,

Jun

Dec

102%

Sep

5%

Jan

5%

Dec

30

28%

30

1,050

27%

Jan

32%

Jun

4 35

4.35

4.40

1,400

2%

Jan

5%

Jun

19

32

31%

6%

20%
12%
32

36,550

5,960

2.75

266

18

Jan

300

July

63c

Feb

1.25 Mar

Dec

3,907

4 %

Dec

(Un)

100

a34% a34%

1

21%

Feb

30

Nov

7% July

13

Dec

12%
-

(Un)

(Un)

12 %

250

7% Mar

21%

22%

980

a51% a52 %

152

a87%

15% July

8,395

6

Jun

931

29

Aug

19% Mar

9%

Iron

36

30%

Jan

20%
43%

Mar

40

Sep

29% July

36

Jun

a44 % a44 %

50

20

35

35%

1,341

all% all%

Oct

"C—

a__

1

Dec

a__

53

125

5%

Feb

11%

Dec

10

44%

44%

1,513

42%

Dec

50%

Apr

1

4%

4%

230

3%

Apr

Week's

6

Sep

Sales

Last

Foundries

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

21 '

9

Canadian

Bronze

Canadian

Canners

Car

&

Ltd

34%

July

12%

100

35

100

Jan

25%

652

14

Jan

800

34

Jan

4,681

17

Dec

25
44

45

17

17 % *■*<

30

30%

•

;r

25

25%

->

'"'.XXX

1

9

14%

T"

14

14%. "f"

16%

•16%
56

58

38

37%

815

25% Aug
45

$1.75

series

Class

-

-

-

class

Cottons

A

Oct

Apr

25%

Nov

July

15%

Oct

17

Oct

18

10

1.251
r.

14

Jan

4,493

CM 00 £

Jan

37

38%

1,370

pfd— _20

8%

8%

294

a5%

a5%

55

preferred

9

Oil

51% Nov

Class

Crown

B

28

1.410

27%

27%

28

155

19

Jan

45

Jan

56

Dec

25%

Nov

23

Jan

22 y4 July

31

May

18%

Nov

Feb

915

15

July

a86

a86

10

85

Dec

85

Dec

24%

15,806

16% Mar

24%

Dec

15%

14%

16%

25,050

11% Aug

14%

26%

23%

27%

15,843

...

9
*

Smelting..

•

Glass

9

.

-9.'—

129%

Co

_

9

13

127%

13
130

50

3,879

14
12

23%

July

Oct
Oct

July

14%

91% Mar

128%

Nov

29 %

Dec

Jan

"

•

29

225

10%

11

1,335

11

11%

375

8%

Jan

14

Oct

34

34

50

31%

Jan

33

Apr

8,855

Nov

29

!

10%

9

Seal

Mar
*

23"%

——

_

&

19

9

'9

24%

-

_

Distillery class A

Cork

18

'

Aug

25

•

Plow

(H)

27%

100

(B J) Co Ltd
Consolidated Mining &
Consumers

28

common—^

Railway

Coghlin

Corby

250

40

July

6% July
5%

*

Companies

Vickers

Cockshutt

81

•

preferred

Canadian Pacific

Canadian

78

_

-----

Canadian

78

25

_

Locomotive

4%

V

_

common

Jan

30%

3.170

9
_

Canadian

6%

-25

preferred

Converters

B

Oct

23%

*

Canadian

Oct
Jan

July

22% July

200

16%-V.I

58

•

common.

102

'

.20

Celanese

Jan

8

30%

9

com.

Foundry common.:

Class A

Canadian

19

200

17%

9

common

Canadian

9,661

11

25%

«

-

High

21%

11

44%

.50

Rrewpries

Low

20%

11

100

preferred

Canadian

Range for Year 1950

High

100

«

Safeway Ltd 4%% pfd
Canada Steamship common
5%

Lom;

.10

common

Canada

—

22%
8

Jan

July

13%

Oct

Oct

May

Distillers

•

28%
58%

30%
60

1,660

19% July
39 % July

31%

59%.

preferred_i_...

25

21%

21%

22

1,880

19

July

22%

Dec

Ltd

_•

13

12%

13

1,135

12

July

14%

Jun

Seagrams

7

6.80

7.00

371

Dominion

*

57

Bridge

56

58

3,033

34

Jan„

54%

Dec

Dominion

Coal

29%

29%

29%

1,135

29

Jan

30

Dec

Dominion

5.80 July

Feb

a88

12%

(Un)

16%

12

ft

41.

Aug

8%

8%

'

5

common.

Jun

6%

10%

I20

62

100

(Un)

Canadian

6.50

20%

Dec

Feb

63

Dec

27%

40%

.

42%

5,064

Canada Northern Power Corp

Oct

106

39%

12%

II
see page

4,900

July

Api

41%

*

common

$1.30 preferred

43%

43%

High

39%

•

Dredging

'For footnotes

40%

IIIIIIII*

Products

Gold

Canada Cement

28%

77

....

21%

Jan

403

46

Par

Canada

43%

A

23%

15% July

18%

63

Jan

17% May

18%
44'/a

10

Jun

26%

18%

Friday

79

Class B

50

Dec

4 %

19 % Mar

July

45%

Sale Price

gyj

*

18%

23%

3% July
16%

•

stocks

•

•

a

:

LISTED MARKETS

Exchange

100

A

Dec
Dec

21%

(Un)

Telegraph

Yellow

100

Oct

class

22%

20

common

(F

6

Power

Dec
Dec

Nov

35%

Preferred

Woolworth

200

Columbia

17

5

1

Lines

Westinghouse Elec Corp
Willys-Overland Motors

8

Class B

128

33%

1

Oct

8

Bruck

24

37%
-19%

■

55%

1

common

Apr

Jan

British

Jan

14 % July

40% July
24% May

1

Nov

Dec

•

Nov r

23

3,733

(Un)

48

Feb

29

Aug

1,168

Co

Pictures

23

Jan

13%

25

Oct

36%

Oil

47%

9%

4%"iTpfd-100

32%

Jan

39

10

12%

1,316

300

Preferred

22%

55%

10

27% Mar

200

17%

2,20u

British Columbia Elec Co
British Columbia Forest
Products..

Deer

35

(Un)

Air

Western

15,437

common

Oct.

17%

54%

35%

a44%

Feb

24%

British American Bank
Note Co
British American Oil

Dec

36

81%

508

•

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14%

26%

Power.™*

Dec

87%

25% July
15% Nov

Jan

23,205

a88

1,595

52%

&

Dec.

59%

59%

34%

a51%

26%

25%

Light

Oct

92%
-.

36% May

55

19%

24

100

25%

45%

«

Jun

529

:

16%

_5

__=>

Mar

Low

25

;

86%

••34%
17

Pacific

Mar

6

25%

_

Jan

17%

Western

8

24%

Telephone

Jan

66%

V

24

Jan

42%

17%

22%

Dec

1,075

Bell

Mar

13% Mar

Dec

61

625

50c

Apr

6,095

Bralorne Mines Ltd
Brazilian Traction

21%

411

1,305

Department Store*

5%

of Prices

•.

5,677

a93

Inc___

Consolidated

Preferred

4%

42%

Power & Paper class A

■

32%

10

Fargo Bank & U T

175

13,050

Bathurst

93%

a91

Sales

43

<

Sep

for Week

•

91%

937

__1

Westates Petroleum

200

26 %

Corp

24%

31%

(Un)

74%

107

Asbestos

23%

32

,

July

'

a91%

Corp common

Bros

6

Range

50

32%

a6l% a63 %

25

West Indies Sugar

25%

% %> pfd

Jun

28% May
30% Mar

36% Mar

25

Delaware

Western

32%

4

36%

Dec

29

2

Equipment

Warner

7%

24%

common

Dec

Dec

Dec

Inc

Dec

105

Ltd

Dec

40

Oct

1

Corp (Un)

Nov

25%

preferred

34

25% Nov
'

31%

(Un)

Carbon

&

60%

25%

Corp

Feb

29% Mar

32%

25

27%

30%

4%%

Feb

16

2,726

_10

Jun

105%

Anglo Canadian Tel Co

..

32%

(Un)

Feb

7%

•

Argus

.

22

1,896

27

Nov

70

(Un)

Steel

6

Week's

*

3,005

35%
41%

Dec

4%

25

A

92

Lines

Common

Dec

45%

_

May

27%

Paramount Theatres ctfs

111%

25

Electric

3

12%

Corp

22%

•

pfd
Corp

50

28

•

Airlines

Aircraft

United

14% July

•

4%

a5%

39

Sugar

Dec

1,198

25

20

II"
Can

Feb

391

Corp

World

Feb

0

of

32

Sep

Last

Ltd

Dec

68

500

a28%

25

United Gas Corp

•

Co

Feb

54

29%

(Un)

United

Algoma Steel

Amalgamated

Nov

11

Jan

70

1

Feb

Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminium

54%

Nov

a28 % a28%

Associated Oil com

Water

24%

pec

Sale Price

Aluminum

Feb

5%

25
25

Corp
(Un)

United

3%

Friday

102

42%

25%

Canadian Funds

100

Jan

31%

Calif

of

Company

Union

Apr

21"%

Montreal Stock

common

Dec
Nov

9c

875

oil Corp

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY

Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A
5% preferred

35

15
38

Nov

515

(Indiana)

Co

Union

105% May
7% Dec

CANADIAN

Abitlbl Power & Paper
$1.50 preferred

75

26%

24

Corp

Trans

Apr

44

Par

30

Jan

July

5c

34%

•

Co

Transamerica

Feb

1

stocks

531

7

34%

2

Oil

7

26%

•

27

52%

1

Oil

Tide

Jun

2%

150

—

(Un)...*

11%

432

26 %

Petroleum

Oil Co

Jan

8

1,635

3%

„

20

(Un)

Pure

7.50

(Un)

470

22,500

34%

Western
Pioneer Mill

15

29%

;

16

'

80%

—

Nov

26%

(Un)

Wells
„

30

26%

Co

Corp

Texas

18%

3%

:■
<

Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
™50
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
33>/3c
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
25
Philippine Long Distance Tel Co„P100
Phillips Petroleum Co
•

Apr

5%

7c

40%

5

25%

3%

323

all% al2%

24%

__

:

50

25

4.48%

pfd

California

Dec

144

2,718

Nov

34%

Co

99% July

316*

147% 147%

35

(Un}__*

com

preferred

Gas

Pacific

United

Pacific

Dec

July

Jun

Dec

102% 102%

51%

■;

Dec

26

a 5%

a5%

Union Oil Co of California common„25

Pacific

385

Dec

35%

70

*

preferred

Swift & Co

Jun

5%

27%

25

50

7

5

pfd 4.88%

Super Mold

May

5%

Feb

29% Mar

a54% a56%

15

(Un)

Convertible

Sunrav

Jun

28

25

_

37%

52%

5

(Un)

Corp

cumulative

Studebaker

22% May

25

preferred
preferred
red preferred

30

5c

—5

(Un)

Standard

Feb

a31%
28%

Jurt

39% Mar

Jan

310

a9%

14

•

Standard

Feb

1,213

a31%
28%

23%

Oct
Dec

a35% a36%

15

Standard

Dec

4%
17%

(Un)

Standard Brands Inc

Jan

Feb

8%

red

A

Co

Spiegel Inc common

Jan

4'A

25

Nov

19%

30

a9%

*

Convertible

Sperry

Jan

13%

8%

common.

28%

Co

&

Southern

Dec

11%

-

Dec

47

18

36

6c

Southern

Apr
34% May

20

1st

Oil

Southern

May

4%

100

36

Jan

V- 626

54

35%

a36%

Socony-Vacuum Oil
Pulp Co
4.32%

3.00

_10

(Un)™_

Jan

23%

32%

:V

Soundview

Feb

5

„

30%

102

29%

10

Coalition

King

Southern

Jan

29% July
9% July

2,800

19

17%

—

Dec

850

34%

29'A

5

Southern Calif

Dec

1

48%

395

34%

*

Co

Dec

33

5

series

100

al8

23

1

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A

Dec

Jun

1st preferred

4.80%

18%

16% July

common

Electric

Jan

16

Aggregates

&

10%

18 %

1st preferred

5%%

940

175

class A

Corp

18%

881

Fisheries

Finance

23"% Mar

27

Co

Pacific

Dec

33%

*

Coast

,19%

25

B

Pacific Can

695

al7%

al7%

•

Pacific

22

32%

common

Inc

Dec

27

(Un)

Products

Dec

21%

33

_

Pacific American

2.25

Jun

17%

__

10

Corp

Filters

Aug

21%

—

8

United

Class

1.10

11%

100

common

Co

100

3,592

1.95
24%

Feb
Feb

Jan

Dec

7% July

May

100

com

(Un)

C6

Ohio

22%

1

(Un)

com

Railway

Petroleum

Oil

Oceanic

1.95

24%

•

North American Aviation

Northern

1.95

•

-

23

P10

Roebuck

Sinclair

Park

New
N

23

Mining

Mauriclo

20%

745

45%

29%

Safeway Stores Inc

14% July
8% Jan

887

76

1,334

44%

34%

(Un)

S & W Fine Foods Inc

65%

—

24%

13%
74

Nov

65%

1

274

1

43c

5

Fibres

49%

1

Bros

Roos

Sears

National

July

<

"
27%

10

46

Richfield Oil Corp.™

Dec

3.75

21%

43c

101

High

Jun

63

10

Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co

Dec

•

37c

9

a36% a36%

—

1

37%

•

(Un)

Co

20

44%

(Un).

Republic Steel Corp

1

(Un)

Ward

Low

a9%

.62%

—

25

Preferred

Range for Year 1950

High

a9%

1

common

Shares

48

100

Ryan Aeronautical Co
M J & M &

Low

a9%

common™.-'
—

Incorp

Rayonier

Reserve

McBryde

for Week

Dec

19%

Realty

&

Preferred

Jun

Feb
Mar

10%
13

Equip

Railway

Apr

common

Navigation

Sales

Range
of Prices

;

Par

High

33%

5

Machine

Calculating

Week'*

Last

STOCKS

Shares

1

Magnavox Co
Marchant

Low

•

common

Friday
Sale Price

for Week

.

of Prices

Par

&

Macy

Sale*

9.75 Mar

•

6%

Corset

Co

29%

56%

Oct

Volume 173

Number 4977

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The Commercial and
Finaitcial Chronicle

.

(233)

CANADIAN

LISTED MARKETS

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

F/idiy

STOCKS
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Last

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com

45

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•

common

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4%%

Power
Steel

inn

Wares

pfd

•

Howard

Smith

$2.00 preferred
Hudson

preferred

$1.25

convertible

$1.60

preferred

International Bronze
6%

toternAtl°na}
International

°f Canada

Paper

common.

Co

•

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42

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100

common

•

preferred

49

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preferred
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Mills

Lawrence Paper
2nd preferred

1st

Series

A

Series

B

Sheraton

&

Power

99
i

com

•

4%

preferred.....
4%% preferred

class

50
20

A

preferred
Press

Canada

Chemical
of

Steel

Walker

160

....

•

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Corp

•

Cotton

Worts

-

com

6%

Ltd

Jan

Apr

19%

'*

17

11%

Jan

115

May

17

Dec

17

Dec

17

Jan

Jan

44%

Oct

19 Va

Dec

29

Oct

Jan

25% Mar

29%

Oct

29

July

Feb

Apr

37%

Jan

90

Jun

~~

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fllo

n1o

12%

13

Z

103

29%

98v-

cow

cow

582'o

103

common

5.545

63

110
385

70

V

Nov

July

74%

Oct

19% Mar

•

22%

Oct

165

175

Feb

Jan

70

Nov

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53
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2,455

12% July

18%

Oct

42%

64 3/4

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15%

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22

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18,400

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Nov

29%

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35

99

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1,840

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16%

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1,280

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20%

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14%

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20

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14

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20

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280

14

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21

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104

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2,160

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33

Nov

66

Nov

Jan

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51

104

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27

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Oct

July

9% Mar
19
19

July
Dec

59%

Oct

32

Dec

48%

Jan

53 % May
21

Sep

26

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18

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22

Apr

25

24

30%

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100

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20

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32

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19

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42%

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435

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100

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118

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58

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10

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21

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100

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15

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175

13

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15

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50

25

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45

Nov

20

50

21

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26

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50

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13%

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10

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19

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17%

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18%

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com

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35

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10%

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300

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14

50

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19%

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115

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55

55

100

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7

100

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all

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12%

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22%

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w

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22%

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Nov

16

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60

11%
15

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9

4.50

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5,920

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(Can)

Canada

27'%

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Sep

Aug
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30

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Transvision-Television

2.90

4

24

Quebec

Sangamo

2.10 Aug

100

5

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Southern

100

5

486

Power Corp of Can 6% 1st
pfd——100
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Oct

3.00

Mar

a35

com...*

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redeemable preferred

5%

100

27%

»

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Tel Corp class A

Jun

a35

Ltd

Stores

Jan

4

;

26%

27

lo

Ltd

97

25

3.00

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Newfoundland Light & Power

15

5

5

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a99

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b

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23%

20
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12

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108% Mar

13

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167/b
113

57%

25

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Dec

May
Jun

Oct

25

17%

Apr

19

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25

18

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23%

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550

11

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16

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10

113

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120

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17

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11%

11%

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10 a

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6%

18%

18%

18%

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13%

Aug

20

Oct

36

Feb

37

Nov

26%

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30

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100

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Union Gas of Canada Ltd
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69,500

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40
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40

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36

38%

100

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13 Va May

26

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36

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12%

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43

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20

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33

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50

3:

17

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25

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2.82

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2.65

37 %c 37 %c

7,000

13c

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63c

20c

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62c

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5c

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Canada Breweries
Windsor Hotel Ltd
.....

....

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Anacon
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Belle

1

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28

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Centremaque

Jan

35

Nov

27

Jan

31

Century Mining Corp Ltd

Oct

Cheskirk

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43%
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43%
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43%

175

Jan

46%

Nov

303»

2,275

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27

Jun

Candego

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30%

42%

Oct

43

520

Consolidated

39

Central

Mar

Cortez

Exploration

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Cadillac

Ltd

1

2%c Aug
36c
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92c

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Jun
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Jun

2,000

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28c

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73,200

5c

May

14c

Jan

5C

5,000

23c

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10 %c

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1

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8c

6c

23c
13c

4c

10c 11 %c
5c

1

Mines

Jan

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8c

10%c

1

Mines

24%

62,900

4c

39c

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Mines

,

3c

41c

Mines

Gold

59c

4c

1

Bouzan

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47C»

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Ltd

Bonville Gold

Aug

Nov

a51

Nov

Dec
Jan

11

al2

27%

Ontario

30%

43%

12% May
36% May

463/4

*

43/4

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90

39

1.75

4.00

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100

_

4.00

a98

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Jun

10,200
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50

5

Westeel

126

52%

Z

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Oct

•

A

3.00

5%

Feb

77

common.—_*

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Apr

lo

Co

Distilleries

Reitmans

Dec

Jun

535

10

Teleg

Service

Nov

41

Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd
com..
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13.50

Paul

Nov

34

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73

1

preferred

Crush

30%
■

39%

_

Co

McColl-Frontenac Oil

Scotia

Sep

76

MacLaren Power & Paper Co..___._
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Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd.....
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Nova

Oct
Jun

40%

Investment Foundation Ltd common..*
6% convertible
preferred
50
Journal Publishing Co of
Ottawa Ltd.*
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9'%
1.00

*

Inter-City Baking Co Ltd

Mount

Jan

17

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32%

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80c

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30%

100

1
class

3.00

•

preferred*

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&

Oct

6.00

34

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class A

Minnesota

9

a90c

pid—ZZlOO

4%

Canada

Insurance

Melchers

19% Dec

7.00

50--

International Paints 5%. preferred
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd..

7%

Nov

4.80

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Hayes Steel Products Ltd
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp

Maritime

Dec

7%

Jan

-

18%

class A

redeemable

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Oct

5.50

a85c

•

Mfg Ltd

Great

70%

•

Paper Co Ltd

Motor

36'%

Jan

•

Kootenay Power 7% pfd
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc

Ford

Feb

July

2.75

60

5%

«

East

Fleet

Dec

21%

32

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Nov

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50

2.00

2.00

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75

115

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54

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110

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40

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50

4.20

20

Oct

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54

*

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14%

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131
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161

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1

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5

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10

26

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3,815

14
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27%

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90

101

2,330
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100 "

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20

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31

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6

134

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44

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25

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20

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100

•

25

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common

preferred

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29

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51%

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12,130

in

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43

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104

37

89"

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Jan

25

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preferred

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22%

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20

al8

Winnipeg Electric

28%
157

Nov-

inn

25

&

Jan

12% July

645

30

inn

-

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28%

12

common

preferred
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29%

27%

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(Geo.)

20

21

4,071

21

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Gooderham

Weston

19

21

25%

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65

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Apr

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11

8

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preferred
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9%

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8

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9

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preferred

17

131

Consolidated Bakeries of Canada Ltd.*

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96

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July

15

1,130

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5%

co

•
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69%

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com

—

Southam

9

2.00

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common

Commercial Alcohols Ltd

Dec

Aug

14%

Sep

110

5

3:,190

-

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Voting- trust ctfs
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13%

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64

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14,850

24%
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13

7,3 <7

J

20%

common

preferred
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Shawinigan Water

Nov

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Class B

Oct

39%

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ro

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1.75

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23

Apr

Aug

102'

6 Va

25
25

•

common

Chateau-Gai Wines Ltd

Jun

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July

10

1,045

21

'

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common

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40%

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3,315

oi

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Paper

Jan

Jan

19~

1,973

a2.00

*

Class B

Oct

78

on

•

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_

Royalite

Catelli Food

Feb

325

27%

01

T00

common

preferred

Rolland

Jun

2,345

23^f

Provincial Transport
Quebec
Power

Jun

88

46

25

17%

35

Norancia Mines Ltd

River

41

101

8%

380

*

1%

Limited

Dec

18%

•

Cassidy's

Sep

5

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Dec

4,350

17^ Jgy2

Ab/4

Jan

37%

Nov

134

*

Ltd

Western Lumber Co
Canadian Westinghouse
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Jan

26%

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210

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Co Ltd

Canadian

Oct

14%

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18

ai|/

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•

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Niagara Wire Weaving

Powell

I7

30

Oct

Nov

Halifax

Breweries common

Power Corp of
Canada...
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new
4%
preferred

alio

-

98-

90

*

Canadian General Investments

Oct

Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian Marconi
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Canadian Pwr &
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5% preferred

150

*

53 % Mar

Co

Sep

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4.75

Oct

18%

5

Jun

•31% July 4% Feb

Dec

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810

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National Drug & Chemical
common
5
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Placer

^

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67%

1,555

101/

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50%

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14J

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14/4

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85%

13;820
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Oct

12

25

14 y

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6%

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56'/„

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18

Page-Hersey

,

Apr

72

10

15%

6,550

a2.00

•

Vinegars Ltd
Dredge & Dock
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse

Oct

21% Mar

200

-

Oct

7'% Jan
3.75 Mar

Mar

2,505

a

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Canada & Dominion
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.

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28

30%

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100

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5.25

18%

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20

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25

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42%

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14%

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34% Jan

25

31

8

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48

130

2,725

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13

10 3%

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3,352

Nov

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15 %

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,

July

8

4.50

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■

64,488

15

pfd..-

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14%

8,257

l~

Apr

111

Sep
Apr

10 %

545

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54%

A

Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd

Nov

19 *a

16% July

-6,083
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40

Burnett

10%

102a/4 Aug

July

52%

1,192
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61

90

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r? Export .class ..A.„_

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5

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i

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Lindsay

20

30

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15% July

820

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ga

Jan

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Nov

39%

Jan

98

1,300

18 V

17%

-

July

24%

8
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~

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7%

27

19,068

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13% July

960

2.544

31

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;

3,860

6

10
10

British Colombia
Pulp & Pap Co Ltd—
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100
Brown Company common

Nov

50

1514

.

1

17

oi

35

.

class

Cordage class A—
British Columbia Packers
Ltd
Class B
;

18% May

-

&

High
10%

10%

*

Products

Range for Year 1950

Low

♦

Brantfort

Apr

20

273/*

98%

COm___~_7.50 1

Ltd....

9

Fabrics

Shares

10%

Z.ZZb

Bickle Segrave Ltd

Nov

Dec

25

International; Petroleum.

Jan

for Week

*

Ltd...

Bathurst Pow

176 % May
33% Oct

30%

Steels

Auto

Oct

Jan

70

*

International Power
«
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CorpZ::::Z"~5
Jamaica Public Service Ltd

13

15%

49%

-

2«

9*

-

2

800

"

July

12%

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3?.

common—

preferred

200

2,436

2g

25
_

May

1,785

58

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preferred..

23

2,815

•

49%

'

•

$5.00

Dec

20%
10-

14yg

•

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^"prereSlT ^ C°m---'I5;

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Jan

21%

72

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Imperial Oil Ltd

Dec

Apr

-a52

143/f

*

.

39

Jan

18

23y8

Bay Mining & Smelting

May

15

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23

15

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Hamilton Bridge
;

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Nov

20%

18%

1927:~:_50

inc

13%

172

*

alniv

f8%

Zoo

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Nov

Sep

20

ifi7/a

aioi%

.

common

...

29

10

250

34,?

_

General

16% July

15

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

Acme Glove Works Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Develop Co Ltd
Sellers option....

14

17

Ton

5%:. preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%

Feb

2,405

45

commo;:::!—_

36%

Sep

Week's

Last

Sep

20%

>

35

•

preferred

33%

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Oct

178
2ft?

s

14,/a

•

preferred

5!i»

65

25,392

■

20%

common

Gaimeau

,

28
5

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Eraser

'

*

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Corp

102

20,126

oc

*5

51

%

Paper

Kootenay Power

Dec

^5%

Hotl°.°

Donohye

Dec

Dec

44% Mar

a20V, apnv

"TirefcTreT C°mm°n

1.95

Canadian Funds

Dec

500

115/

35

23 %

99 %

41%

200

At ?^/8

&

1.45

40

High

Feb

300

inv,

*

27

370

f

34%

25

Chemical
Redeemable preferred

Dryden

153

7

Dominion Steel & Coal class
B
Dominion Stores

East

910

- a2.25a2.50

Montreal Curb Market

Range for Year 1950
Low

45

»2.50

Ota

1%preferred

Shares

High

41

——

Preferred

Dominion

Low

<■

12

for Week

of Prices

par

.

D«»aa™

Range

Sale Price

V

^

JANUARY

Sales

Week'S

4c

500

9%c

2%c

Jan

7%c

Jun

7c

Oct

85c

Oct

5%c

Feb

23c

Jun

3c

Feb

11c

Jun

12c

14,500

5c

Mar

14c

Oct

1

64c

64c

72c

125,950

27c

Oct

62c

Dec

Mines..l

8c

7%c

8%c

18,200

4c

Feb

10c

Jun

1

5%c

5%C

5%C

3,500

3c

July

8c

Jan

37

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(234)

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Cournor
Dome

"•

Donalda

Limited

Mines

Ltd

Gold

Goldbeam
Golaora

1.17

Dec

2.52

4.45

Feb

8.75

52c

56c

ntd

Mines

—

3,000

22c

22c

8%c-

58,000

3c

3%c

5,600

2C

24c

3c

i

<

7%c

7%c

7%c

2.000

10%

11%

5,110

4c

4.500
115.802

34c

Ltd

Ltd

Mines

28c

July
Nov

36c
a95c

6.100

23c

80,500

17%

17%

200

G.9J

6.30

7.00

5,300

48c

41c

48C

66 850

3lic

July

8c

3%c

7,000

5c

Jan

__

8c

10

9.75

10

26c

22 %c

29c

41,509

4c

4%c

14

Ltd

Mines

Ltd_

__

_

Lingside Gold Mines Ltd.
/.A--:,/A///;.•

1

Louvlcourt

1

_

"

__

Nov
Jun

20% Mar

July

6.80

Nov

1.33

Jun

20c

May

8

Dec

14

Jan

24 %c

Dec

42C

Nov

7%c May

Dec

3c

1,500

class

Fabric

Auto

Goldfields Ltd—
Mines

Madsen Red

Merrill

Mining

Corp

1

..

Calumet

Ltd
-

Ltd...

Mines

Coal

...

__

Gold

....

Gold

Pershcourt

Fields

Quebec

Labrador

Manitou

25c
„

—

.

16,600

95C
20c

29c

...

36,995

22c

23c

Jan

7%

Nov

7%

100

6%

Nov

7% Mar

of

Montreal

Bank

of

Nova

Bank

of Toronto

Bank

14c

July

12,400

5c

July

6%c

31

30

31%

85c

Mar

4.90

9,000

27%

17 %c L9%c

6,000

3.00

Feb

Jun

50c

44

44

40

38%

Jan

46%

44%

42%

44%

695

38%

Jan

44

1.12

90c

1.14

63,480

85c

July

1.88

Apr

94c

80c

95c

9,750

50c

Aug

1.00

Nov

20c

Mar

55c

48c

58c

360,350

41

42

645

24%

Jan

42%

Dec

19

17%

19

550

6%

Feb

17

Dec

9%

10%

12

39%

40%

12,150

59c

55c

61c

134,550

Aug

14

Jan

38%

Sep

42%

Jun

Dec

55c

4.10

1,100

33c

36c

5,300

26c

Sep

42c

46c

59,400

24c

Feb

76c

4c

Jan

3.50

5c

Bonville

4%c

5%c

23,103

13 %C

15c

19,400

54c

47c

55c

10,300

35c

7%C

Gold

5%c

;

1,500

1.22

Dec

3c

Oct

7c

5,500

63c

1

22c

22c

21c

2.45

Quebec Yellowknife Gold

Mines

Dec

15c

Dec

93c

Dec

58c

Oct

11,600

50c

Shawkey (1945) Mines

28c

15 %c Mar
75c

Nov

Miller
Gold

Mines

18% July

5 %C

70c

May
Oct

26%
28c

July

26,425

3%c Dec

14c

Jan

10,000

24c

Dec

Nov

42c

9c

20c

1.00

1,000

57c

Feb

73c

50,950

31c

Mar

78,080

May
Nov

3.00

1.70 July

3.75

1.00
60c

—'

1
-.1

2%C

1,150

3.35

3.45

1

Ltd
Ltd

Mines

19c

Jan

2,000
15,833

24c

22%

22%

22%

10,638

10c 12 %c

30,700

Brewis

Red

American

Mines

Stadacona Mines
Standard Gold

Steep

Rock

Sullivan
Surf

Iron

Cons

Inlet

1

3,500

55c

Jun

41c

7,366

32c

Dec

62c

10c

10c

3,000

6c

Jan

27c

8.20

8.10

8.25

4,100

1

3.25

2.98

3.40

37,050

50c

14 %C

13c 14 %C

39,500

1

__

Mines

1

Ltd

Gold

Mines.

Silver

Mines Ltd

Trebor

Mines

Ltd

United

Asbestos

Tororit

Upper

Canada
Gold

1.50

10c

13c

...

Mines

1.06

Ltd....

1

1.10

2.00

__

_

2.00

4%%

Wendell Mineral Froducts

1'.

13c

12%

Class B
British

40c

45c

127,000

30c

29 %c

33c

5.50

Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd-*
Central

Leduc

Decaita

Oils

Oils

4.75

9.70

Jan

July

4.00

Apr

29 %c May

Feb

Buffalo

Gaspe

Oil

Ventures

Ltd—

11%

.New

British

Okalta
Pacific

'Pan

&

Oils

Dominion

Ltd-

Petroleums

Western

'Phillips
South

___

Oil

Brazeau

2,500

8.85

23c

1,000

13c

12c

6,000
100

5c

Oil

_

1.65
15
23c

Nov
Nov

1.60

Oct

Feb

Jan

1.88

10%

Feb

16%

Sep

Nov

38c

Sep

1.22

2,600

class

t

_1

8.35

1.30

1,000

1.03

July

1.50

Jun

2.25

1,900

1.65 Mar

2.21

Jan

43c

25c

8.50

3,200

43c

49c

131,700

18c

Jan

87c

95c

1,825

80c

Dec

9c

2,000

9%c Mar

18c

Jun

24c

25c

4,000

19c

Dec

28c

Aug

■>

Ltd

Western Homestead Oils Ltd--

10c

Jun

59c

B

Range

Sale Price

.Abitibi Power & Paper
y
$1.50 preferred
'.Acadia-Atlantic class

Acme Gas & Oil

Co

American

21%

24 %

24%

24%

3,700

2214

25%

26%

2,265

21

102

102

102

26

52c

49c

53c

38,475

V

He

10

Canada

pfd

25

Anglo-Huronian

»

14

_

__

I

Mines..,;
_i

26

1,635

26c

Res

34,583

15c

2714

Dec

July

49c

Corp

Ashdown Hardware class B
Mines

'Atlantic Oil

I

July

85c

—liA

Steels

•"Atlas Yellowknife




Dec

15%

15%

7.95

9.50

8.90

Jun

5c

6c

11,500

4c

July

9c

May

80c 94 %C

■

6c
89c

40

3,000

35,385

39c

July
May

1.45

Sep

5%c

8%

6.50

18,293

8c

Apr

15

12% July

50

Nov

July

36c

21c

24c

4,000

4.10

4.65

3,700

3.40

Dec

6.10 Jun

2.60

2.50

2.65

11,350

1.75

Dec

3.25

2.25

July

3.00

3.00

572

49

50

195

43

Dec

Dec

57%

55%

59

1,010

34

Jan

55

29%

29%

29%

365

29

May

30

Sep

6

6

6

160

5

Feb

7

Nov

11%

11%

175

11

Nov

13

May

26

28 Va

28 %

28%

21

20

21%

50

51
11

510

11

11

28%

Feb

Dec

35

Nov

Jan

54

Dec

7

285

Jun

19%

5,830

51

47

10

in

July

12%

Jan

43

Nov

38%

Nov

50

33% Mar

Nov

42%

50

36%

560

19

50

50

355

45

July

25

36

42%

36

'

•

_20
3

25%

_

25%

479

14

Jan

25

Sep

478

33%

Jan

45

Nov

941

30'A

Jan

65

Dec

Jan

class

45

43%

45

G3

62

65

9%

9%

43

6

July

12

Oct

.10

27%

26%

27%

3,215

25

Jan

29

Nov

*

17%

17

17%

6,278

16%

Dec

23%

Feb

*

26%

25

26%

7,060

26

Nov

*

.

15

13%

•— 15

600

50
a

B

.

—

__

common

common-

17% Aug
10

15%

July

.

.

..

16

16%

865

14

Apr

17%

Oct

*

.

common

58

55%

58

1,630

29

Feb

51%

Nov

37%

37%

38

610

37

Dec

40

Jun

22

Aug

29%

Oct

6.50

Dec

16

20

Class A

_

_

__

27 %

31

1.7x0

3.50

3.80

160

7

7

7

120

_

100

59%

56%

60

130

.

_.

_

.

.

3.CO

July

6

Nov

55%

12% May
75% May

Nov

50

Locomotive

400

400

32

250

Jan

400

Dec

___•

Electric—

General

Oils

31

3.50
*

*

Dredge

Canadian Food Products common

26%

27%

125

22

July

30

May

65c

74c

30,933

58c

July

•

70c

*

19

1.03 May
18 %

preferred

Railway.,

1,055

15

July

99 %

140

99

Dec

104

Sep

86

86

20

83

Nov

87

May

23%

24%

14,918

25

24%

16% Mar

24%

Tire

Canadian

Canadian

Wirebound

class

A
—

Trethewey

.

Oil

Leduc

45

285

31

45

101

14 %

19,107

Jun

29

14

175

28

100

25

Apr

9Cc

Dec

1.45

Feb

1.80 July

2.60

JUn

15%

1

1.30

1.09

1.30

6,000

2.30

2.05

2.55

7,150

2.35

2.25

Centremaque

Gold

Chateau-Gai

Wines

50c

2.43
74c

47,100

18c

1

7,000

13c

1.00

32,900

64c
16c

27,300

13c

10c
8

8%

1.02

96c

1.04

52c

Oct

.3.85

Feb

.1.08

July

13'Ac July

"27c

Feb

24c

6c

4,500

*

Research

.

68c
17c

*

1

1

475.

7 Vb

9

jaa

%

45c

July

1.37

4c

Jun

15 %c

Oct

8,971

38c

Dec

1.78

Jan

29c

34c

59,200

11 %c

Feb

1.15

2.30

46c

32c

r

*

2.30

9,185

66c

July

1.32

5.00

Jun

Citra-Lartic

Mines

Ltd

1

17o

15c

18c

77,022

10c

July

18'Ac

6.30

Jun

Cobalt

Silver

Mines

1

80c

77c

89c

220,350

57c

Nov

10%

14

1,120

Oct

1114

Apr

Cochenour

Willans

1

1

1.76

1.60

1.81

23,400

Cochrane

9.50

14 %c May

15,000

16c

Dec

32 %c

Jun

26c

Nov

39 %c

Nov

3%c Mar

14c 1714c

16,000

1°c

Jan

3,000

10c

July

3,500

7

Chromium

Lode

Class

Dunlop

common

Cockshutt

20c

9

9%

Oct

Colomac

78

77%

79

185

72

July

85

Oct

40c

43c

38,700

21c

July

58c

Jun

Commonwealth

13c

13c

9 500

9c

Mar

25c

Jun

Conduits

257,950

50c

Mar

16

161/4

530

9c

9%c

8,400

2.50

2.45

2.70

9%

July

2.63 Jun

Coniagas

_

Yellowknife

14,300.

1.28

NOV...
Jan

14c

12c

15c

4,000

10c

3 i/2c

8c

9c

8,yu0

4%c

27c

3Gc

87,100

12c

Jan

«3!.

3 JO

Jun

.C

1514

Jan

32c

Apr

Jan

1

1

17%c

_

10.454

-'.7% 'J Jan

-

30c

-

Dec

16%

Nov

26

July

24% Mar

23%

27

11,423

13% July

23%

Nov

Oct

26%
16c

14c

16c

4,616

11c

Dec

21c

Apr

1

4c

3%c

4c

5,500

3c

July

7c

May

51c

Mar

1.60

Nov

1.55

1.55

100

0

1.90

1.85

2.00

2,100

1.15

Feb

9%

9%

10

550

6%

Jan

5

1.50

1 35

1.50

2.100

1.20

Aug

*

Mines
Astoria

71e

57c

74c

42,500

55c

sDec

1,

12c

12c

15c

12,500

7c

Aug

Consolidated Bakeries

0

7%

7%'

'Consolidated Seattle Mines

2

65c

59 c

8

-

65c-

►

-

-

,890

67,600

--

7—

Consolidated Cent

Cadillac

40c

July

Consolidated Cordusun Oils

1

97c

Mar

Consolidated Duquesne

1

J

'

4c

Feb

8 %c

4.158

90c

1

Mar

66c

2.25

97c

37,025

62c

47c

12,284

40c

Dec

Dec

Apr

1.15

Jun

20c

•A'

J,

'

Oct

6%: 'Jan
78c i'Oct

10c

•

.'

•

Mav

88c

Nov

40c

Sep

9%
1.50

-

Dec* V i'J

7%c

May

13c
-

11

Jan

80

365

'

..

Jan

16

25%

1

Mines

Consolidated
•

9

14

16
25

*
Petroleum

National

Coniaurum
6C

Sep
Apr

1

Commoil

40%c

Coin Lake

May

Oct

•

Plow

15c

c

2.35

1.30 July

150

12

Jun

1.05 Aug

*
_

9%

2314

12

—

40c

25

A

Preferred

8%c May
«8o
Jun

Feb

92,350

9%c

58c

—1

Gold

Jun

Nov

12c

lie

1

3.80 Mar

Chimo

Oct

Jan.
Jun

58c

1
——

Oct

14

Jun

14

Porcupine

Mines

14'A

27

Central

Chesterville

103%

*

Patricia Gold Mines

Cheskirk Mines

Jun

Dec

11% Aug
12% Nov

Ontral

Chemical

41

Jan

102
16 Vb

1

Cariboo Gold
Central

43
102

•

Wallpaper class B

Canadian

44

102

40,910

9c

Dec

0

Vickers

Canadian

Castle

*
.100

Corp
preferred

Utilities

5.60

16%

Apr

19

99

100

common

18

100

Cos

preferred

4.65

10

Oct

25

_

Celanese

Preferred

Jan

2.30

Jan

3.00 Aug

Aug

35

Dec

2.09

Sep

24c
4.45

44c

2.23

Oct

16c

Oct

514c

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For footnotes see page 41.

197

6 %c

48,375

15%

•

33

Jun

•

7%

6%C

r;;W£ -J!*

31%

11,000

14%

Mines

Feb

7

21%

30

9c

15%

Aumaque

17

,V 19 %

Jun

Nov

2.84

53,000

*

19

7c

231,214

.•

2,170

14% Jan

May

55 0

14%c Nov

7%

«

Commerce

Class A

Nov

45c

i
•*<:

3%c Mar

Aug

2.55

1

(1937)

1,000

Aug

16c

43c

23c

"1

36

830

8,550

-

of

Breweries

1

Gold

'Armistice

ll%c May

32
22c

20%

Apr

4%c Mar
29

31

20c

69,500

714 c

•

5,000

*

_

Cable

Bank

Canadian

2.28

37%c Oct

32

.

A

_

100

common

5%c

Jun
■? :y«

1.04

93c

6c

1

Mines

5c

% •

Jan

8c

20c

_

Canadian

Oct

22c

•.Area

*Y>:.

1.00 July

51,000

Oct

9

20%c

Dec

8c

5,580

27c

__20

-.

Power

class

Car

May

40c

16c

1.44

23c

«

Canners

Odt

23c

1

1.25

25c

0

class A

Canadian

Dec

43c

rAciuarius Porcupine

July

*

Canadian

' Jun

29%
106

1

•

6

18,900

.

Malting

Canadian

Nov

1

;_i

Consolidated

25

1,525

lie

j

Foundry common-

Canada Wire &

Nov

60c

Jan

22c

12

9c

1.40

0

.

Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada S S Lines common

1.75 May

Feb

25'/a

10

9c

«

Iron

Class B

Nov

11

Mar

13%

52%

5,45

'

23c

616

5,020
4,998

•

Aubelie

19 %c

Jan

107

Anglo-Canadian Oil

Atlas

Jan

Jun

70c

37c

2.75

Athona

4%c

3214

7%c

:

Lead

Metals

1.02

37c

1

11 %

.1

50

_

_

common.-

Northern

105% July

Apr

28 V2

1

Feb

_

-

common-

Packers

Jun

104%

25

19%

a

-

__

Canada

Nov

25 %

105

»

Ascot

25%

2q~i/2

1

'Arjon

Jan

July

8%

•

10,700

;

Nepheline

Argus Corp
Preferred

Nov

»

of

Rouyn

45%

♦

American Yellowknife

Anglo

Jan

July

21c

400

1.30

1.00

ADex

100%

19,200

9%
1.18

1

Larder

vAnkeno Mines

12c

iq

1.30

*

Anacon

9c

»

'Algoma Steel
.'Aluminium Ltd
Amalgamated

15,888

I_-11

July

...I

__

_

Foils

Canadian

45%

—*
^

Akaitcho Yellow Knife
'Alberta Pacific Cons-.-.

High

Low

42%

1

—

15

Jun

Range for Year 1950

Shares

High

26%

Agnew-Surpass

Aluminum

_

Canadian Pacific

20

Acadia-Uranium

455

5%

*

Class A

.4%

451/2

A

20

*

common

Cement

Canadian

•

common__-_

19

-

•

Bread

Canadian

100

*

Preferred

of Prices
Low

Sep

20

I'

Wto.

Canadian Malartic

for Week

Par

P..~

73c

•

Ltd

Preferred
Canada

5%

Week's

Sep

Aug

*

Oils

preferred

Canada

Sales

Last

70c

49c

-

L

Petroleums

Canada

Nov

1.05

Exchange

Friday

Feb

Dec

83c

1

Campbell Red Lake

Canadian Funds

STOCKS

2.70
42 %c

39,800

1

Preferred

V

''

2,475
11,300

85c

30

-

Sep
Jun

46c

___.

common.

Oct

10

32%

4.50

*

Linen

Canadian

Toronto Stock

Jan

27% July

70c

1

Bousquet

Caldwell

Oct

8.25

4.20 Mar

8.10
-

95c

14%

6

Dec

6.00

July

45c

_

_

Canadian

9c

:

»

Ltd-

B

Sep

Jan

11

4.35

1

.

__

Canadian Bakeries

2.15

—

,

2.75

103

46c

«

Gold

class A

Preferred

Sep

1.30

Ltd—

1,659

Oct

25c

14'Ac

20c

36,000

Ltd
Petroleums

3.85

Feb

Apr
Mar

1.50

2,725

20c

...

-

1.17

100

1.50

1,710

30

*

Burlington Steel

Jun

14%

11

28'4

-.,1

Canada Foundries

6.45 July

20c

Aug

July

29%

*

Canada

Jun

1.55

88

99

10%c 10%c

Jun

6.35

14%

_

Ltd

Oils

Co

1,
__

Jun

65

125

160

____.

-

Yellowknife

Jun

Feb

•

_

Jun

91%

90

25,075

Bunker Hill

Oct

3.85

*

Home^ Oil Co LtdLong Island Petroleums

32

6%

U

.

_

Red "Lake

nuiidog

72c

2.40

1.35

Jan

14%

''

Building Products

54c

9.75

1.35

-

25%

5%

-

_

Mar

23c

0

Limited-

50

10

"-u.r■-

24 %c May

2.40
«

Jun

Jun

29

•

A_

_

Canadian

Dec

10

Aug
Feb

8.90

,

16c

32%

14%

1

__

Buffalo

Nov

13c

Jun

Mar

Jan

6%

-

class

A

Buffalo Ankerite

Calvan

3,925

5.60

24%

25%

14%

•

Class B

Calnorth

1.24

11%C

Ltd

Ltd——

East Crest Oil Co Ltd
Oils

class

Buffadison Gold

Oct

14 %c

8

Dec

7,702

•

*

Mills

Apr

Jun

2C

14,500

*

_

Calmont Oils

July

6.50

Dec

13

,'

Jan

3c

Jan

15%

31%

*

-

Canada

Ltd__!

19%

99 100%

90

99%

A—

Callinan Flin Flon

Stocks-

Anglo-Canadian Oil Co

Garnet

.

Power

Class B

Canada

Oil

-

Columbia

class

Calgary & Edmonton

1.40 May

1.82 Aug

2,100

41c

1

Packers

Jun

15c

May

40c

24,750

1

Western Ashley Minerals Ltd

Jan

10

Dec

14% Aug
5% Aug

88

31%'

.100

pfd

Forest Products-

Columbia

Burns & Co

5c

6,300

10c

May

May

25c

29

•

preferred

Burrard

80c

105,500

11%

13c

Waite Amulet Mines Ltd

5c

500

13c

25c
23c

30%

11c

.1

.

100

British Columbia Elec 4%

Jun

3.30

Feb

2.32

14,500

11 %c

1.10

1

—

common--

Dec

8.25

2.40 Mar

22,100

9c

Corp Ltd...
_

1.32

1
..

Mines

Ventures Ltd

Vilbona

...

_

Oil

com_*

,_25

Jun

1.06 May

59c

38c

40c
.

Lake

Nov

1.03
64c

59c

Ltd

Ltd..

Mines

Cons

Ltd.

(1944)

Mines

Light & Pwr

Preferred

Calder

Sladen-Malartic

Traction

May

2.85

May

27%

4%c

24c

1

Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.
Silver
Slscoe

5c

200

Brazilian

Jan

;

10c 10 %c

Santiago Mines Ltd.

12%

12%

Apr

Dec

•

200

4%c

100

12%

64c

Sep

5.75

3,758

Sep

27c

23c

4%c

6.75

15%

Bruck

40c

2.45

26%

27%

6.10

15%

Feb

4.00

Nov
Dec

2.45

"l

__

6.75

15%

British Empire Oil
Broulan Porcupine

29c

17 %c

1

Ltd

Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
•Royran Gold Fields Ltd

*

Oct

Apr

2c

5,200

0

Cordage class A

Jun

8c

6c

5,600

Brantford

Apr
May

1,000

35c 40 %c

7c
12c

Jan

7%c Nov

67,700

7c
10c

Bralorne Mines

British Columbia

35,500

24c

39c

Boymar

British

Aug

2.32

2,500

65c

9c

7c
ICc

Bordulac

Jan

16c

9%c Aug

Gold

Gold

8.50

Dec

1314 c

Bldgood Kirkland

Dec

44c

45c

Bobjo Mines

Sep

48c

1,924

3.75

—

Gold

63c

35c

1
1

River

Bevcourt

12

40

1

_j

Oct

14 %c Aug

1.50
3 'Ac

63c

Oct

4114

Belleterre Quebec

Oct

5.00
17 %c

2.00

Oct

*

*
25

Mines

Oct

35c

2.50 Mar

100

Nov

—*

class A

Beatty Bros
Bell Telephone

May

2.00

July

3c

2.65

Oct

31%

_—4

Bellekeno

Nov

99c

1.25

2 65

July

3bc

ll%c May

•

Class B

British

Dec

16c

5

Jan

3%

1,475

10

Mining—

Metals

Bathurst Power

Berens

205

13,400

5%c

10

Barymin Co Ltd—
Base

5

%C

-1

Scotia

Mines —:

Earnat

High

■

July

45 %c

25,300

4.55'

1

Co—

_

19c

1,500

1.65

22c

I

Development
Mines

29c

1.40

.1

.

—

.

Dec

'

V

5%

5

6

Dec

Nov

1

Ltd

18'A
58c

Mar

38,800

1

Ltd

Oct

Dec

400

38c

1.50

Chibougamau Goldfields

•Quebec

32c

15,600

1

Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Quebec

32,730

45c
1.20

3.10

Ltd

Dredging

Gold

47c

1.00

32c

1

.

83c

Dec

4.65
_

Jan

10% July

2.82

1.50

Pandora Cadallic Gold Mines Ltd
Cons

920

18%

66%

Dec

41c

11,109

3.10 Mar

July

2.95

1

Mines

55c

Oct

1.47

Dec

2.08

51

34 %C

...

Nocana Mines Ltd

Normetal Mining Corp Ltd.
♦North Denison
Mines Ltd...
O'Brien

240

1
1

_

Oils Ltd

&

503

58

33c
-

——

Formaque Mines Ltd
Goldvue

2.50

1

New

Pacific

July

53

Mar

30c

July

40c

38c

45c

-

New

12c

7,500

53c

47c

New

Pato

55c

1

Negus '

New

31,800

18%

Dredging Ltd
Mines

25c

1.06

58/.

Ltd.'

Mines

21c

•

2.50

Ltd

Mining Corp Ltd
of Canada Ltd

Nechi

*

Apr

410

21 %c 24 %c

21 %c

1
—1
10

Bankfield Consolidated

Bonetal

91c

24c
91c

1

Mines..

Mines

Montanban
Cons

v

.

1

Lake Gold

Island

.—

Ltd

Mclntyre-Porcupine

,

3.80

7%

Low

2.75 July

•

Macdonald

V

8,925

7

0

B

Mines

oagarnac

May

1.21

32'A c

4.00 Mar

1,460

1

Mines Ltd—

60c

July

37c

14 %c

30c

1

Mines

Jun

a8Gc

Lake Rowan
Shore

Sep

7%c

18 %c

1

Lake

11%

Jan

20c

Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd—
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd-

Lavalie

Oct

a8Gc

Ltd

(1945)

Feb

10C

July

2c

Jun

1

.

Jun

7%c
6%C

1

(Unj

Dev

Oct

Dec

8.50

4c

.

3.35

7%

*

'

Range for Year 1950

High

3.00

3.35

*

common...

Class A

May
8.25 Nov

Feb

Nov

5c

—'11%
1

_

Apr
May

Electric

Auto

47c

Sep —

4.25

550

May

7lC

July

2c

A—

Gold

1,500

July

35c

3%c

1

Ltd.

Mining &

Kerr-Addison

-w

56c

10c 10'AC

_

Ltd

Mines

'

..

Ltd

Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd

Kayrand

70c

1,000

31,425

•

Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Jaculet

40c

1.55

8.70

1

Ltd.

Mines

(1945)

Mines

8,500

1.55

7.50

17%

1

Ltd

Nickel

Mines

Lake

20%

Jan

Snares

Low

1

Gold

Aunor

Jan

8.45

1
1

Mines

Mines

25c

1,025

July
13% July
9c

3,003

16%

1

_

_

Ltd...

Faiconbridge
Fontana

Pa.

for Week

of Prices

High

Low

10c

50c

Mines

Sullivan

Jack

10c

Mines Ltd-.-

Malartic

Mines

Range for

Iitgh

Sale Price

Year 191>0

Sales

Range

Last

STOCKS

Shares

17 %

East

Eldona

v-——

Ltd

East

Elder

Low

.,..1

...

for Week

of Prices

Week's

Friday

Sales

Range

Par

:'-

'

:

Mining Co Ltd

Mines

Week's

Last

Monday, January 15, 1951

WEEK ENDED JANUARY JI

RANGE FOR

Sale I'lice

.

.

LISTED MARKETS

CANADIAN

STOCKS

.

Dec

1.05 May

•

yolume 173

Number 4977

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(235)

CANADIAN

LISTED MARKETS

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Range

Consolidated Howey

of Prices

Consolidated

Mining

Consolidated Press

Consolidated
Consumers

class

__5

Class B

Ltd

ioc

35c

40c

10c

7,100

126

5

53%

53%

13%

Oct

Homer

Oct

Hosco

Gold

Mines

Ltd

47

Jun

18c

40c

5,200

18c

Dec

42c

Jan

21

21

21

10

9%

9%

200

22c

24c

32,000

10c

22c

21 %c

25c

74,500

22c

1.60-

1.26

1.60

1.10

1.40

3,900
24,700

40c

15c

30,500

6c

Feb

93,750

28c

Mar

1

40c

29%

28%

30%

7,055

17 Va

16

17%

11,890

29c

31V*

7%

*

—

40c

•31

*

Electrohome i
Dominion Fabrics ;common

1.12

►

4.75

.

31%
■

130

4.75

100

2.00

Feb

*

13

13

25

11%

Oct

preferred
*
Dominion Foundry
Steel common
•
Rights
.4%% red sinking fund preferred-100

31%

31%

100

—

.

Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Malting common

45%

8,822

2.25

3.00

23,334

1.25

99 %

145

99 %

Dec

14%

15%

4,480

151/4

25

100

25

102 102%

9%

9%

50

47

47

&

Stores

Coal

class

B

50

28%

31%

13,068

25

30%

*

—

Dominion Tar & Chemical pfd
Dominion Textile common

5c

43,750
10,550

4c

20c

Lake

3.50

July

7%

Oct

4.50 May

6.75

Jan

6%

7

3,385

5%

5%

200

61

61

20

45%

Feb

59

Feb

20

Mines

•

10i/4

9.50

10%

Players

16%

12%

Grain

common

Preferred

100

redeemable

$1.40
Federal

Kirkland

Federated

16%

8,800

70c

Nov

95c

325

17%

Dec

20

17,435

3.80

Oct

July

60

6,500

5.65

21,947

1.70

26,800

4.95

1.45
50

Gair Co

7%C

0

"

preferred

Dec

45

40%

—100

1.00

1,000

45

Dec

2.05

2,800

7%c

4c

24

Jan

7c

1.80

58

Aug
July

1,345

28

101%

38

98

3.50

77,735

1.89

91%

16c

July
Jan

40 V4

Jan

95%

95%

50

1.30

1.40

9,200

*102

1.20 Nov

Garrison

*

1.58

1.55

1.62

6,30o

1.20

17%

18

Power

common

*

:

preferred

5%%
General

Bakeries

General Products

General

Steel

Mfg class A

Wares

2.30

2.30

2.50

5.25

5.00

5.25

Gold

44%

44

45

355

181/2

17%

19

805

105

20

_____

104

17c

19c

27.125

15%c

6.15

7,15

32,678

5.75

9c

9c

1,000

2 Vac

2%c

Arrow

3,500

4c

70c

17c

23c

38,600

12c

8 %C

12c

22,500

9c

77/aC

9c

7,700

20c
10c

8%C

10,700

3%c

6.30

36.220

2.10

5c

6%C

48,500

4c

7%c

6%c

3%C

3C

37/aC

15,300

94

96

275

83

52

52%

255

51%

81/2

8%

9

690

Coal

Mines

15

Cotton common

Gold Mines

Harding Carpets

class A
Gold

Headway Red Lake

-For-footnotes

see

page 41.




95C

9,800

"74c

Jan

1.30

Jun

17,850

98c

Nov

43c

Jan

2,500

217/a

24

3,715

3c

Sep

131/8

12%

13 V8

670

7%c

9c

51,560

3%c Oct

2%c

2%c

3%c

6,000

4.00

4.00

1,000

3.25

Nov

14%

12%

14%

2,730

10 %

July

20 %
23c

20%
31c

100

13%

36,220

IO1/4

10

10%

8%C

13c

21c

680

9%c

46,000

9 %

9%

28c 34 %c

68c

15c
7c

78c

18c
8C

5c

Dec

11
•

-

130

6,500
83,725
80.300

3,500

July

44c

Nov

3%c Sep
6c

Sep

-

Feb

1,066

30

July
July

32%

2,055

30

Mar

10c

41,128

8c
9

9

.30

20c

22c

4,000

20c

Nov

26c

Dec

12c

July

31c

Mar

19c

27c

14

14%

12c

18C

17,500

Jan

17%C Nov
Jun

23c

Sep

9%

15

Sep

16 V*

12c

Nov

Sep

43c

Jun

May

1.90

2.35

56,859

91c

90c

1.06

114,423

38c

July

ll'/ac

9 %c

12c

66,000

5c

Jan

12c

Oct

8c

7c

8c

29,000

6c

Dec

23c

Jun

83c

Nov

1.28

1.37

2.59

2.01

2.60

122,970

18 %

18%

18%

2,422

18%

17%

18%

1

2.60

2.20

2.70

59,175

Mines

1.20

24c

19c

1

2.53

2.31

.

8,402

24c

7,COO

108

106

106

17c

14%

16

14

102

175

13

375

5c

6c

13V2C

12c

15c

8c

12c

May
Oct

3.25 Mar
1.50

1.24

Nov

4.10

Apr

17

Grain

class A

*

10%

•

common

22%

10%

11

575

19 Va

233/8

9,418

97%

100

—

98

80

Dec

3.20

Apr

60c

Apr

4c

Nov

106%

Nov

Dec

Sep

32c

Jun

7%c

Dec

31c

May

21%

Jan

44%

Oet

22c

Nov

36c

Dec

12

Oct

6% Aug
8 Va July
12% July
97

July

41

42c

42c

42c

58 %

53%

58 3/4

3,595

50

47c

45C

49c

9,600

37c

1

4%c

4%c

4%c

2,000

3%c Jan

1

Lake

11c

9c 13%c

11,520

*

9c

9c

9c

1,600

———*

4.60

4.10

4.65

3,350

*

—

15c

14c 18 %C

229,100

—41

25

25

895

Oil

Pacific

Grain

Brick

22

Dec

16

1

1,000

Feb

3.75

13%

5

:

__—

Lake

Dec

17

10c

12 560

250

—

Oct

8% July
3%c Aug

17,500

10c

13%

4,500

1

Ltd

Dec

1.80 July
2c
Oct

10

*

Jan

1.90 July

10,600

2%C

7%

10,800

2.59

2c

—*

Mines

1.60 July
9 Va Jan

'

*

—_4

1.80 July

784,570

1

•

Gold

8%c Mar

10c

Jan

July
July

10%

Oct

19

Dec

100

Oct

30c

Jun

67

Jan

60c

Jan

13V*c May

8c

Feb

19c

Oct-

7c

Dec

14%c

Jun

Jun

6.00

Apr

19%c

Dec

3.00
3c

Jan

14%

Apr

1.10

Jan

1.87

22

Dec

1.55

1.55

3,000

2.25

Jun

1

1.75

1.60

2.06

40,400

Jan

2.35

Dec

*

18%

18%

19

3,585

10

Jun

18 V*

1

48c

48c

1,000

31c

Feb

66c

Sep

19

19

200

16 Va

Jan

20 V*

Jun

13%

13%

200

8

July

14

Dec

85

Mar

93%

12

July

20

26c

July

47c

*

Metals

Corp

Oils

—

•

Knitting common

Preferred

—

Monarch

Mortgage
Porcupine

Moneta

Montreal
Moore
^

1.55

"

•

common

—

Brass

-

National

Drug

preferred-—.

& Chemical com

90

10

20
40c

9,600

16%

18%

2,270

15

Nov

22%

Apr

27%

1,962

23%

Dec

25 V*

Nov

26

26

360

26 V*

Dec

27% Mar

4.25

4.25

285

3.00

Nov

10c

12c

18,500

6c

Feb

37

37

105

37%

Sep

8Va

8%

305

335

7% Aug
10% Mar

10c
—

—

5

Hosiery class
Petroleum

&

—

B

Feb
Dec
Mar

26%

—

12

11%

12

:•

common

Preferred

113

18 %

25

5

90

20
35 %c

Dec

27V*

—

Breweries

National

20
—

1

National

National

*

25

—

Grocers

—

1

Preferred

National

13%

100

Locomotive

Corp

—

•—*

——

Mylamaque Mines

Dec

2.25

Nov

7% July

60

15c

6c

84,700

14

107,200

Morrison

65c

34% May
33% Oct

20c

11

Jun
Jan

Feb

8%c

1

Oct

14%c May

15c

62c

31c

32

313/4

23c

Monarch

Jan

47c
■

47,225

31 %

32

1.34

1

•Preferred

25c
■

71c

60c

Feb

Model

Oct

63 %c

Mar

Apr

41

Modern Containers class A

4Vsc May

8% July

Jun

10c

46c

Mindamar

Dec

16

12c

4 V2C

Mining Corp

Feb

153* Apr

Feb

3%c Feb

5,000

1

Mercury Mills

9%C Dec
4.40

1,000

5c

41
*

Gold

13%

l%c Dec

1.15

11

Red

23

Nov

5%c

38c

McKenzie

May
7"%c May

16% July
12% Dec

42c

5c

32

__1'

McDougall Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine

20c

24

Dec

1.00

__

68c

•

A___

24c

5%c
■

46c

Milton

Sep

1.15

1

*

Feb

7c

7%C

90c

95c

1

Dec

7c

1

Dec

Nov

Ltd

13% Aug

79,100

16c

22%
18%

18,570

26

37,000

75c

Apr
Oct

43%

49

4c

34 %c

18
10

Gold

16c

Jan

25

_____

common

McWatters

10c

Oct

Feb

7c

200

41

&

17

Nov

156,300

1

Preferred

Feb

13%

29c

1—*

McColl-Frontenac

Feb

7V*c

213/4

42%

Nov

10 V*

Sep
2%c Sep

14%

*

McCabe

Jan
Nov

14%

Maxwell

Jun

Apr

6c

213/4

Ltd

M)

3c

Jan

19 V*

2%c Aug

480

Matarrow Lead

Nov

18

8c

1

Heath Gold

Massey-Harris

Dec

40

22c

Dec

7.75

"

Red

Aug

25c

14%

15

2.40

__41

1

McMarmac

12c

1

6,000

2 %C

14%

1

Sep

3%c

1

:

Head of the Lakes Iron

3c

*

Mines

McLellan

4c

*

5,500

4%c

——1

Nov

12c

29c

43/4C

1

54

8%c

1

4%c

_____1

Gold

19% Aug

1

(j F)

Maralgo

13

•

—

Gold

9,600

Gardens——

50

13%

201/4

5c

J?c,

*

Milling

85

24%

*

5c

A

Leaf

Midland

24%

*

120

1.42 Aug
5.00 Aug

41

Leaf

Mid-Continent

13 %

1

Bridge

Hamilton

16

class

Mines

102

•

Hal In or Mines
Hamilton

15%

Goldfields —1

Dec

13%

1

16

•

Jun

165

*

3,718

1

Dec

9%e Sep
14 Va Jan

7,890

47

1

6.00

___L_

July

1

class A

5.25

24

—1

35c

33

Halliwell Gold

5.90

Lake-

32%

31

46%

Halcrow Swayze

Rock

7c

1

1

—

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Brass

Oct

1

Mines

2,976

Mines

Jan

32 »/2

*

2.30

1

Marbenor Malartic

ll%c May

6.60

8% Aug

8,100

46%

10

2.01

B

Marcus

IOV2C Nov

2c

50

15c

•

Guaranty Trust

Gwillim Lake Gold

17

12 %c

Sep

July
Sep

3%cMar

61,900

"

Paper common

preferred

Great West

8c

17
15c

2.20

i

Maple

Oct

5.75

-1

Jan

*

Manitoba Sugar preferred—_i__100

Oct

19c

6c

*

Great Lakes

Hasaga

5c

6.05

*

Jun

28

Mines

Maple

27%c May

4%c Mar

52%

Bousquet

Lead

July
Aug

95

Class B

A

7c

15c

1

Gordon Mackay class A

85c

165

Magnet Consol

Apr

Preferred

Dec

Aug

25,350

35

Mines

Malartic

Jun

43c

7c

Jan

32 %c

38c

Manitoba & Eastern

Jun

Dec

July

Goodyear Tire common

Harricana

Aug

45c

27c

1

Mine3

Goodfish Mining

Guayana

2c

Class

Dec

55,700

•

May

14V*

Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines

9.20 May
Oct

24,500

1

Jun

21c

Dec

MacMillan Export class A

12c

50c

•

Porcupine

85c

Feb

8.00

1

MacLeod-Cockshutt

Oct

22c

Dec

1

—,—

.'

Golden Man!ton
Goldhawk

Oct

5%c

16,476

35

River

Mackeno

Oct

45c

1

Mines

17c

10,500

10

Mines

Red

Macho

Dec

20

37c

1

Eagle

Class

47%

46c

Goldcrest Gold

35,950

8c

32c

Yeilowknife

Macassa

Aug

42c

Gold

27c

7c

35

Goldfields

Macfie

Feb

50c

23c

22c

9.00

35c

—

(Walter

Jan

7V2C

——'

MacDonald

Oct

106

Aug

25c

Jun

1.34

10'A

1

Hosiery Mills class
Island Petroleum

Lynx

Apr
Nov

6.35

Dec

5c

111
3.00

July
May

7.15

——1

May

____________■>

Groceterias

Louvicourt

Nov

1

'

49c

Nov

*

Gold

Mines

Graham

Jun

29% Feb

17% c

1

,

Nov

17

105

1

Oil
Lake

Goldora

4.75

1

Mines

Glenora Gold

Golden

2.00

1,612

1

Yeilowknife

Goldale

700
a

•
100

Geneva Lake

19%

Dec

•

common—

July

41

B

Lowney

Dec

112

July

108

1

Gillies Lake

God's

100

65

*

Preferred

22c

»

London

Long

1.68 Aug
2.22 Jun

15% July

70

108% 108%

Petroleum class A

General

1,210

105 106%

—100

——

99

July

100

preferred

9,000

3

Lomega Gold

Sep
Sep
Aug
May

3.20 May

1.36

Gatineau

27c

1

Long Lac

Loblaw

May

6.10

Jun

•

Ltd

Oct

8c

Jan

2.95

101
3.50

52%

128

Class

Garnet Oils Ltd
Oils

Little

420

5%e

__100

23c

1

110

118

43%

52

—

24c

1.32

1

Lexindin Gold

117

—

Jun

Lencourt Gold

1.6$

-

14c

Gold

Nov

5.65

common

Leitch

17%

4%C

Exploration

Jan

•

37% May
15% Oct

•

Cos

July

3c

Leduc-West

Jan

•

Preferred

July

65c

__1

:

;

9

""

Frobisher

30c

6,200
11,000

Mines

13% July

43%

*

42,800

5c

1

,

Island

29%

5c

Gold

49c
1.03

4 %c

Secord

2,700

43%

class A

41c

98c

5c

Cadillac

1,715

Nov

48c

(1945)

2,525

Jan
Jan

6.90

98c

Ltd

B

Jan

1
*

Mines

"U"

1.44

1

Gold

Mines

—

•

Mines

33

Ford Motor

Eraser

Dec

Sep
Mar

7.00

Lawson & Jones class A——

Nov

36c

18%

12%

1

—_—

Petroleum

95c
'8.45

Nov

80c

6.10

Ltd

Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons

Lavalie

7c

18 V*

11%

.-20

preferred-,.

Apr

15c 16 %C

6.90

Shore

Laura

Nov

15c

1

Oct

30c

18%

32
.

Fleet Manufacturing
Francoeur

17%

July

•

:

;

July
Aug '/

1

Osu

Class
4.05 Mar

21c

35c

Sej^-

20% Mar

•

(John)

Larder

Mar

60

*

1,000
23,000

35c

,

90c

Lapa

Nickel

13% July

Ltd

Lapaska Mines

11%

26,825

Nev

24C

87c

May

9% July

18%

4%c Mar

88c

May

32c

16%

6c
15
-

•

47c

285

18%

———____1

13,400

Ltd

July

103,425
»'■
51,630

29,300

Dec

21c

7%

525

15c

Dec

48,425

1.55

16%

75c

25c

12c

15c

16
13c

35c

22c

24

12c

16

1,500

23c

23 %c May

13c

64,235

1

10%

May

40c

Gold

10

17c

40,100

1.06

74c

7%

Apr

40c

July

1.10

Jun

15c

89c

33c

1.25

Jan

62c

1.06

38,800

10i/4

21c

Jan

14%c

Lake Wasa Mining
Lake of the Woods Milling common
La Luz Mines

Oct

*

Dec

1

Lake Rowan

Nov

15%

32'A

Globe

:_

Lingman

Lake

34,902
55,966

Lake

Dufault

Lake

6%

1

13c
20c

4%c Jan

6,500

36c

_1

;

Lake Fortune

May

*

1

Hartz

Lake

30c

*

Labrador Mining & Exploration
Laduiama Gold Mines

14%c Nov

Oct

0

Canada

—;

Oils

Labatt

Oct

*

Hard

Jan

May
Apr

Jun

*

Hahn

Kroy

Apr

Federal

Gulf

Lake

Keyboycon

Jan

8.75

Fanny Farmer Candy Shops

"<■

Nov

11

July

17c 21 %c
15c 17 %c

1

of

13%

2.65

5c

2IV2C

1

;

56c

Famous

Giant

!

Kerr-Addison

9Vic Jan

July

,

14% Dec
11c May

Aug

.

Mines

48c

Falconbridge

5%

1

Dec

8% Jan
4%c Aug

Nov

31c

25

17,500

20Va

Feb

.

5%c

Jun

May

39%

20c

Dec

20

5c

104

Feb

Dec

225

9,672

5V2C

104%

Apr

Dec

1.15

7,500

14%

Dec

May

4.40

7c

14

Jan

97

29%

26,718

14%

101%

105

42%

35c

16 %c

22

100

41%

Jan

55,750

7c

255

100

41%

4c

Kelore

Kerr

73c

Sep

103

100

:•
*

Mining

Nov

11%

July

103

100

common

38,250

Kayrand

53c

Corp

preferred

22c

124,828

5%c

Nov

18c

1.59

21%

Nov

45

20c

8.75

7c

10

Mar

30c

1.22

19c

22

Feb

26

7,750

85c

7.50

1

4

6,335

47c

Nov

1.25

—•

Nov

120

48 Va

Aug

20c

—

52c

8%

41

*

July

25

Gold

Aug

8

48

*

com

A

7c

1

Eureka

-

Powders

35c

685

Sol

43c

Aug

55c

20%

El

15

41,311

—41

Empire Brass classs A
Equitable Life Insurance.—;
Erie Flooring class A

Jan

9%

49,200

Nov

175

„

7% July

13,065

200

77c

8.50

12 %c 14 %c

14%

'95c

1.55

14 %c

14%

45c

-

Jun

9%c

1

1

14%

Dec

8c

——1

—

9

70c

20

Pen-Rey

Mar

85c

201/2

El

7

1

Mines

20

Eldona

25

Ltd

Mines

Elder

►

v

Feb

Eddy Paper class A

9

76c

*

—

Jun

9

7T2C May

88c

Oils

29

Sep

Investment

41

g%c

Quebec

Jupiter

Nov

9

July

7c

Economic

40

Dec

*

class

Kirkland-Hudson

15,600

.

Dec

31

Sep

Kirkland

16,000

._

28%

410

1

Joliet

Dec

Oct

9

—

620

31%

*

Nov

Jun

6c

Easy Washing Machine—

29

31

1

13

9

/Eastern Steel

Feb

28

31

Gold

23

20c

3c

28 %

*

Joburke

;

Dec

8c 10 %c

Mines

2,500

•

A

Oct

35c

Jan

5%c

Mines——

Jan

15%c

July

6c

Malartic

27

1

10

1,465

Sullivan

Dec

1

20

96,600

East

24%

Ltd

173

12c

945

5%c

Mining

15

10 %c

25

4%c

Mines

210

11%C

25

5V2C

Nov

Mines

1,975

58c

East

Waite

Kelvinator

11%

——*

Mar

Jaculet

21

7%

15

Kenville Gold

10

:—

Jack

176

60

29%

Oct

Jellicoe

15%

"

Jan

12%

41

175

1

35 Va

21

1,430

32

Milling

20%

1

Jan

18,803

12%

Gold

48 V4

Sep

30c

30 Va

29 V*

12'/*

common

Nickel

14%

■,

1,280

21%

Oct

Mar

17%

16% July
10

36 V*

29

25

Co
International Petroleum

Apr

6%

Nov

12 %

100

International
International
Jaeknife

35

Sep

50c

l

preferred

Dec

49c

East Leduc

Jan

Nov

11%

East Crest Oil

Nov

9

105

55 % C

_____

31o

Nov

35 Va

50

Nov

2.00

Jan

1

Mudge class A

Sep

»

Preferred

Dec

102

Feb

Donalda

&

13c

70

July

43%

•

Donnell

Sep

85,500

7%

Nov

Dominion Woollens

Duvay Gold Mines
East Amphi

30*c

7%

15

•

100

Mines

23 %c

Nov

42
i,

Jan

«■

26

5

2,660

200

57

12%

13%

15%c

41% Mar

Feb

100

-

16VaC Jun

Aug

49 V2

6,500

13%

23.50

Preferred

20

50

1

Jan

7% July

50

50

Steel

26 %

Sen

Mar

5c

49%

25c

May

31

Dec

99

*

Preferred
Dominion

41%

2.90

16%

4c

7,950

49%

1

Metals

5.25

Jan

Feb

Bronze

14

Sep

451/2
99 V2

•

Preferred

29%

'

.

Dec

11 Va

July

International

7%

Oct

25

25c

International

31%

Jan

July
12% July

48%

Oct

-

8.50

2,000

Apr

20V4 Jan

25% Aug
7% Dec

16%

20,005

'61

1.75

July

450

113/4

50c

1.90

58c

25

10%

50c

Acceptance
$1.60 preferred

Oct

32

24%

58 V*

Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis (John) & Co
;
Inspiration Mining

18%c Nov

19% July
13

1,450

7%

Dec

15c

60%

Industrial

26V4C Nov

Feb

13%c

1.16

25

6%c Mar

50

Indian Lake

Dec

42c

5,910

*

4%

Jan

9V4

Dec

14%C

10

24

Jan

_2

common

Jun

6% July

24c

*

Dairies

20

11c

Oct

Mining
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine

Apr

40c

Jan

7,171

Hudson

Oct

26c
31c

1

Dominion Scottish Invest common

•

56

Apr

10c

53,200

Hunts class A

Mar

10c

July

11%

Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5

Mar

4c

12c

Nov

7c

Oct

28,000

11c

Nov

6%c

May

10c

94c

15%

67c

17,500

Mar

-

6c

127'/a

53,700

58c

5c

15c

14

Dec

15c

1.07

4%c

55c

10c

May

19c

85c

July
Sep

10c

25c

13c

5c

96c

17,950
13,500

14%

Aug

30c

8 %C

6 Vac

Hoyle

Apr

12 %C

1

2nd

-

9V4

7Vac

1

Mines

Howard Smith Paper
preferred

Jan

25c

Jan

15c

Ltd__l

Bank

-►Dominion

Jun

15C

_1

Dominion
-

17%

22c

1

Yeilowknife
Gold

High

17,000

47/8c

•

Oil

Low

54c

8c

5

Home

101%

Dec

115

60

Hollinger Consol

Oct

Jan

8%c July

6,950

Nov

Range for Year 1950

High

52c

*

2.10

Shares

54c

*

13%

Jan

6%

—or,

Dauch

&

Feb

14V/4

225

14c

126

128

8%
100

2,600

8

7%

♦

Yeilowknife
Seagrams

Dominion

135

Hinde

May

*

A

Mines-Ltd

\Dominion

►

5

420

11

177

•

class

Producers

Distillers

"•

102

18%

8

Jun

1

Minerals

Dome

11

102
17%

10c

Highbrldge Mining
Highwood Sarcee

July
July

11

*

Discovery

1.01

17%

14c

Nov

30c

Jan

2,296

100

Mines

Rio

160%

30,485

10c

Highland-Bell

7

Dec

413

2.10

10c

Nov

1

ITemagamij

Detta

12c

l

130

July

164

11%

Patricia

Class B

Del

5 %

500

10

1

Petroleum

Delnlte

91% Mar

625

16c

1.85

100
;

D'Aragon Mines

Delhi

7%

160

*

Coal

Oils

•

3,465

10

_1

Pershing

Decalta

1

160

1

Low

1

16c

*

Mines

Davis Leather

Heva Gold Mines

100

Trust

Davies

Hedley Mascot

Jun

1.95

common

Crowshore

Apr

27c

6%

*

Crow's Nest

65c

May

4

—_

Corrugated Paper Box preferred
Imperial Mills
Cournor Mining
:
Crestaurum

July

8c

130

for Week

of Prices

Par

35c

14,832

*

___.

High

20,460

9c

127%

100

Cosmos

Craig Bit

Low

Sales

Range

Sale Price

49c

1

Gas

High

Week's

Last

Range for Year 1950

43c

129'%

A

Rochette

Friday

STOCKS

Shares

8%c

7%

Smelting

Corby (H) Distillery class A

Crown

48C

_i

&

Conwest Exploration

Croinor

Low

1

Consolidated Lebel Oro

12

for Week

Last

Sale Price
Par

JANUARY

Sales

12 %

12 V*

12 %

20

28%

28Va

28%

:*

28 %

28

28 %

•

1-67

1.65

1.78

4.00
26c
42

Nov
Oct

Jun

9% Mar
13

Oct

535

10%

Apr

13

Oct

155
-

27% Mar

29

Nov

605

19

July

30% Nov

24c

Mar

3.10 Aug

24,200

3

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(236)

WEEK ENDED JANUARY

RANGE FOR

4

Range
of Prices

Sale Price
••

National Steel Car__

Mines

Neilson
■New.

46'A

A.

preferred———

(Wm)

47

50

207/a

27%

29

3,985

*
100

*

—

1,28

79c

1.32

1,087,655

103 103%

35

1

8Vic
5'/2C

*
1

Britisn

New

ou

Mines

Calumet

New

—:

Dominion

7%c

8%c

1.34
2.90

Alger

New Bidlamaque

1
1

Hugh Malartic

1

New
New

—-—

Mosher

New

Rouyn

1.50

Jun

4.97

86,430

95c

Mar

3.05

Nov

1.12

1.33

24,700

60c

Jun

1.51

Oct

27c

29c

8,925
24,375

19c

Sep

50c

May

15c

17c

12c

Sep

27c

Nov

23c

3.199

17c

Dec

51c

Jun

18c

53,500

I0V2C

Dec

31c

Oct

60,976

43c

7c

2,000

5c

1

19c

14c

19c

1

14c

12 %C

16c

5%C

7%C

1

Apr

11c

Jun

21,755

6c

Juiy

20c

Oct

191,250

10c

July

32c

Apr

11,500

jc

Jhu

10c

May

1
-1

9%c

11c

20,250

7c

J»'v

12c

May

6c

12,550

4c

Feb

13c

Apr

9c

10c

6,623

5c

10'Ac

5c

1,000

9c

1

7c

22c

29c

269,400

16c

Dec

2.05

2.71

13,4o0

90c

Juiy

322, OjU

31c

Nov

1

50c

Norgold

Mines

Norpick

Gold

Northland

(1940)

Mines

North Star Oil

Nubar

Gold

O'Brien

Mines

1.200

33c

35c

31c

30c

38c

preferred:.

Crush

—

Porcupine

0

<*0

5

Nov

70

185

39

Jan

3.75

4.50

1*5

4c

5c

1.49

1.39

1.59

5c

Ltd

___

7c

Apr

12%c

Jun

J

75c

Jul?

1.75

Jun

4c

9c

May

11a,»

.

1.15

1,800

8.45

33,130

Feb

d.25

Oct

53%

I,060

44'%

Jan

53'%

Dec

82c

1.07

73,993

77 %c

Dec

1.58

Feb

4c

3%C

4c

8,866

1.00

50c

500

1

2%c

2%c

Consol

1

3c

2,000

4c

4.20

12o,500

4c

4c

45c

43c

4c

7ac

Gold

Apr

10 %c

May

500

3c

Jun

10'%c May

241,700

20c

July

60

70

14

i

51

5Uc

Jun

5

9

Jan

40c

275

15

46C

July

*

1.53

Dec

3.15 May

4,100

1.75

Dec

3.45 Mar

3.25

2.90

1,200
84,

Jan

July

1.18

Oct

64%

Oct

47,700

64%

3,145

1.00

1.05

4,800

56c

20%

22%

2,950

10*9

12%

1.52

1.32

*

17

16%

*

2.70

1

8'Ac

10

6%

—_—

„

Purdy Mica Mines

Mills

common

uj

659

15%' 16%

1

Dome—

Prospectors' Airways

Flour

1.05

22%

I

1.56

6%

Oct

Jan

22 V4

Jun

Jan

21'A

Jun

Dec

2.05

Feb

Mar

3.55

Jun

5%c July
5'A July

378

July

60c

34,0 "9

6'A

May

14

383

4,200

8'Ac 11'Ac

21c

1.25

July

1.25

17*330

18
2.70

2.40

Jun

3c

1.25

62

oc

4.00

49c

1.12

1

Proprietary Mines

Dec

42 % Mar

b-'/AC

64%

1

common

Jan

21,293

6'Ac
1.21

•

Gold

Metais

Nov

63c

1.80

3.15

1

Corp

10

2.48

1

—

Gold

River

Oct

Dec

1.61

*

Porcupine Peninsular

96c

60

2.00

1.80

1
l

Jun

7%c

Jun

15

•

Oil

60c

feu

Feb

3c

50c

Mines

May

3c

—*

Gold

7c

ti/f-

1

53

*

Nov

17c

1

Preston East

Jun

8.00

1.00

xde

—

People's Credit Securities

Purity

15c

Dec

4c

Rouyn

Feb

52'%

Perron Gold

Power

7%

8.35

Penman's Ltd common

Pressed

Feb
Nov

4c

1

Reef

May

8%
69

53 V4
1.05

1

Oil

Crow

Dec

6%C Aug

14,200
20,610

Malartic

Porcupine

3.50

9c

Sep

5,250

10c 11 %c

11c

Mines

Paymaster

Powell

3.75

1

Mines

Cadillac

Partamen

Dec

o

67

Malartic

Powell

3%c

Aug

1

Petroleum

Polaris

15,500

4%c

15c

Jan

•
•

Coyle Navigation

Pioneer

13,300

14c 16%c

2.24

28c

1

Pacific

Pickle

Oct

1.3b Juiy

19

10%c

Jun

8%

Jan

Apr

1

Chibougamau

Quebec

Gold

1

Quebec

Labrador

39c
60c

38c

39c

59c

4,500
9,500

€0c

27c
30c

Mar
Mar

30c

May

2.87

Nov

Dec

54c

Nov

V 64c

Jun

•

1

22c

18c

24c

24,259

15c

Quebec Manitou

1

2.43

2.33

2.50

33,000

67c

July

Queenston

1

70c

57c

75c

81,011

57c

Dec

Gold

Quemont Mining1.

*

27%

26%

1

55c

46c

20,670

55c

Quinte Milk class A

*

Ranwick

1

Red

Petroleum

Gold

common

55

Preferred

Rouyn

Trend

Union

B

Sicks

Silanco

Silver

Sllverwood
Class

B

Silverwood

2c

Sep

Dec

5,856

2'Ac

2'Ac

2%c

28,000

23

23%

23%r

24C

68,996

9c

9c

1,000

II

103

103

10

29%

28%

30

3,050

"

57%

59%

•

2c

Canada
Grocers

Preferred

90%

140

90 %

97

Jun

52c

60c

41,100

36c

July

62c

Apr

25c

35c

59,620

15c

Feb

57c

Nov

0f>c

72c

12,800

58c

Dec

18

1.03

Wingait Gold

350

8%c July

17c

395

104% Mar

Jan

64

104

8.75

9.40

22,075

•43c

49c

12,000

10

2,960
43,842

1.50 July

4.20

Apr

45,577

5.50 July

10'A

Nov

8%
1.70

2.20

10%

13%

Dec
Nov

12%

Jan

18

2c

Jan

29c

1.05

54,660

20c

Jun

85c.

Dec

15'A

Dec

20

Apr

20c

Jan

46c

Jun

15%

16%

190

25c

25c

1,000

11'A

12%

56,378

54%

56

6,318

5%

100

5%C

6%C

6,500

17

18

770

30c

15

34c

30c

Jan

4% Mar

35

35%

183

26c

36,922

17c

Nov

32

1,170

23'A

Aug

300

98%

Dec

7c

July I

10 %c

11c

75c

27%

Jun

36

Dec

30

Oct

34

May

31,300

14c

20,000

4c

41,550

70c

5%c

5%c

34,000

38%

36'A

39

96 3%

96%

96%

3,500
30

3n

-100

5'Ac

6c

8,000

126

126

10

98%

99%

6c

-100

20

97

20

70

13

25,180

57 %c

55c

60c

127,250

10c

12c

73C

95c

90c

22c

Apr

60c

Oct

24,000

9c

Nov

25c

Apr

43,960

73c

July

5

May

6%

Apr

Apr

2.50

Nov

6

6

50

2.50

2.50

650

1.00

Week's

Last

?

for Week

Pulp pfd—

Dominion

Canadian

5%c

5%c

5%c

9c

May

Canadian

Western

9%

9%

100

7'A

Aug

9%

Nov

Canadian

16%

16%

50

14'A

Aug

16'A

Dec

Coast

90c

1.00

17 GOO

1.35

1.40

2,000

Dec

1.03

Oct

Consolidated

Dec

2.10

Sep

Dalhousie

25c

Sep

40c

Mav

32

10c

Feb

5,600

3 45

3.35

3.75

427,784

—ig

18%

19

740

19

18% July
5.85 Aug

1

<■

ig

18%

19

330

1

6 50

6.50

6.75

1,170

41c

107,000

~~1

-

4ic

33c

III——5

24

23

24

75

1

1.01

85c

1.07

137,840

IsOc

2.80

2.75

3.00

2,800

•

10'A

703

10 Va

10%

o

7%

7%

78

pfdIIZ.100

95

95

25

1.05

Sep

1.60 July

14c

Dec

42c

deHavilland
Disher

Dominion

Dominion

Glass

Nov

3.00

Nov

Donnacona

22'A

Apr

Foothills

22

8.85

Preferred

Hayes

Jan

International

Paper common
Utilities

38c

Jan

International

23%

Nov
T,,a

1.85

Dec

2.45

Dec

9%

Jan

6% Mar

92'%

Jan

11

Oct

8

Nov

•

37IZ

36

37%

160

26% Mar

*

33%

31 VA

33%

3,110

23% July

32%

100

99%

99%

510

96

July

101%

Oct

Nov

Inc

Minnesota

_

&

_

,

_

I

Oreille

Price Bros

Twin City

Dec

5%

6%

6%

19,170

3.50

Jan

7.25

78

81

385

1.20

2.60

3,350

70c

80

,

1

2.60
34\

28c

38

43

195

Jan

41

Oct

24%- 24'A

190

23

Oct

24%

Dec

385

40

July

56%

60

Go

60

35

25

28%

29
5.40

5

23V2

21%

23%
3.50

Feb

30

Dec

3.15

Jari

6.00

Jan

Sen

560

Feb

36% Mar

3 7'A

1.185

3.50

Oct
Dec

35%

Mar

27

760

34-

May

65

15%

1,715

>

49 %c

35

200

4.85

Jan

July

44% Mar

1,915

Jan

64

25

18% July
3.50

'

23

Aug

Jun

6.00

Dec

Dec

28

Jun

26%

July

Dec

T™**~6

27

5

27%,

26%
27

27

28

Oct

*

—

23%

22%

24'A

150

19% May

22'A

1

9.00

8.85

9.20

3,645

5.05 Mar

9.35

Sep
Sep

*

30

28 Va

29%

655

_IIIIIi

7'Ac

8c

8'Ac

0,200

11 %

100

27

27
28

25-

6,345

'

»

-

—

I

25

'

4

common-

16

5

35

34 y*

common

Mining

Nov

17%

56 %

Paper

1

new

Sep

34

8,755

59

W—V

1.75

Jan

7,272

—m /

*

Sep
Nov

34

60

5.40

Apr

80

Jan

35c

43

,

57

32c

32%

551/2

Niagara Weaving
Pend

Nov

35

56

:

—_—1

Ontario

Ogilvie Flour common

Temiskaming

22

Jan

1.222

34 %

Interprovincial Utilities

1.04

Feb

Feb

22

—7%

—

Sep

105%

2%

«

1

Jan

Loblaw

Feb

18'A July

«

Sep

48c

105%

*

July

16

5

21%

II-I-20

Jun

Steel

Dec

918

___

iiiiii*

14% Nov

11%

21%,

*

'

23

2,575

^

x

Jan

20 v8 July

135

32C

___

Dec

9.75

4.20

•'

Paper

Dec

133

Jan

35%

__

Oils-

10%

Feb

6.00 Dec

33

6%

—

common—

3'A
92

3.70

*

Bridge

May

1.42

.

1,480

J

I---5

preferred——

Oct

4.10

*

Aircraft

Steel

161

105'A 105'A

22

::::::l

L_—

——

Dec

Sep

35%

•

Paper _■_!

Oil

Dec

14

14

-w

*

Lumber-

—_———

Dec

99'A May
36% Dec

98%

Copper'

——

Oct

39

23

21%

23

I4

»

.

common-

31

Jan

124

615

Investments-

Industries

Nov

24%

200

Westinghouse

Nov

98,778

131
7.00

•

Marconi

Dec

10 %

120

6.20

preferred-___.——100

Jan

July

9%

7.00

■

4.05

15c

112

130%

Sugar

2.00 July

22

135

_5

12.695

18c

130

100

—.—

2.90

2.435

1,040

May

8

10,180

10'A

common

2.42

5,500

11

43'A

10

5

120

9%

'

100

.:

Gold
&

II

40'A

—

Preferred

Canada

8

High

Low

High

43

•

,

Bulolo

Range for Year 1950

Shares

10%

Newfoundland : Devel
Corp

8

8

_.

Nov

Nov

of Prices

Low

Par
*

2 90

54,500

Apr

Sales

Range

Friday
Sale Price

Brohze

26c

1.33

Jan

Canadian Funds

General

1.40

Nov

2.27

1.36

Exchange-Curb Section

STOCKS

Canadian

20c

Nov

18

Dec

2.50

Toronto Stock

Canadian

1.25

99%

Mar

1.99

Oct
Jun

Nov

126

Sep

20

Apr

15c

May

1.67

—5

G

Canadian

26c

42

101

Nov

115

N6v

9 %c May

JiiiV

99%

20

98%

-100

1—

Oct

1 40

1.32

3%c May

4%c

Oct
Jun

17c

Mar

■A

Sep
Nov

Aug

14 %C

Dec

4c

30c

32'A
104

Jan

1.10

8%cT0%C

Oct

16%

Dec

13%

15

23c

1.06

Knitting class A

Dec

50c

Jun

31%

10 %c

1

59 'A

__i

71c

99% 100%

32
100

1

Yellowknife Bear Mines

Jan

ioc

Oct

37

—1

Jan

15c

20

Feb

7C

Oct

Aug

16

lie

34

25c
,

Oct

Sep

5c

10

Oct

7

15

34

Oct

58

36

19,175

May

II.50

7.85 July

37

*

Mines

85%

1.40

Nov

100

93c

1.02

mil

50 %

70c

Oct

235,800

_10c

Zinc

195

96g

9%

Feb

1.99

220

_•

Sep
Jun

65c

Jan

6%

15

.»

J)

B

9.70

3.50 Mar
19c

13 c

Wright-Hargreaves
&

57%
23

15

1

&

Jan
Jan

Aug

10'Ac

1

preferred
Wood <GJET) preferred——
Wool Combing
Lead

26

20

12 %c

1

Gold

(Alex

104

16%

Oct

36

25
400

1

59'A

3 %c July

Nov

38%

5%

1——

102

1,500

Oct

May

I.24

NOV

75c

20%

5

*

59'A

1.

3,000
344,O^O

2.10

common

104

A

14c
1.22

56%

1

sgi/4

„

20

54%

—

Co

27

Mar

175

36

I

——i

Electric

Brown

Oct
Jun

33

Dec

65c

Dec

13% July

158

10

18%

20%

.—25

Oils

Preferred

Nov

34c
16C

Jan

Jun

55%

1

—

Mines

Gold

24

Dec

Apr

12%

Nov

20%

1

Winchester Larder

Columbia

Dec

Aug
Mar

15

i

99

A

6c
24c

5,120

156% 156%

.1

Wiltsey-Coghlan

British

26,100




90

I100

Jan

15c

Class B

351/4

II20

Homestead

4%c

23c

Preferred

23% July

(Geo); common—™.

July

35%

Simpson's Ltd class

842

9

Preferred

Asbestos

103

jun

2,500

46,900

—

——

Anglo

6c

May

8l)c

9c

36c

37%

Brew,

Oct

18 %c

Nov

26'A

common

Apr

17% Jan

*.

Dec

Dec

17c

10% Mar

25

Mineral

Ashley

Western

30%

20c

1.

970

•

14

14%

Mar

14

Nov

37

Dec

11

18

15 %

31%

Dairies

37

50

32c

(G & W)

Feb

22c

class

175

8%c

-50

—

Feb

8.85

1,830

20c

20c

-

27

12

Sep

25

-25

Andian National

July

21c

1.39 May

36c

Products

Jun

6c

31,000

2,720

«

9%

13%

,100

preferred—

Consolidated

Class

38

July

12%

37'A

38

1

Western

York

415

80c

9.10

(Hiram)

Yellcrex

12

11%

Waterous Ltd common—

Yale

32,100

-

59c

Apr

II,000

38c

35%

i-..»

11%

1.51

Apr

9c

29c

I-___IT_
_II—II

Western

1.33

o'Ac July

11%

50c

7%c

& Power common..*

Dairies

May

1.45

Amulet

16%c

gc

21c

*

*

.1'

47c

—

—

Dec

II__l
......_IIIII*

Standard- Mines

Jan

B_„

A

4*.

14%

—

....

May

17'Ac

67c

1

Mines

45c

6,610

33c

1

common

Aug

26c

13%

11%

_—___49

Mining

May

27c

23c

—_——

Feb

13

Gordon

Silknit Ltd

17c

7,650

-100

—

Jan

30%

Voting trust ctfs—
Sigma Mines (Quebec)

Silver Miller

60,200

1

Mines—

9

12'A

—

common

100

9c
34c

_«

——

—-

8%

29%

common——

Breweries

4.50

14

—

Winora

Apr

12%

—

Wood

3.65

2.03

7c

—

Mines

Windward

Oct

Dec

Dec

31c

1.08

580

1

Shawkey (1945)
Mines..
Sheep Creek Gold—,
Sherritt

—

—

Oils

Weston

Feo

4.50

120

new—

Virginia Dare preferred

Western

Jan

32'A

1.02

34c

Ltd

Western

1.66
14 %c

28% Mar

25,521

common-

Vulcan

Westeel

Oct

15 %c May

48c

Gold

Wekusko

I

4%c Juiy

4.50

preferred--—

_

Mfg

Walker

Apr

1.36

500

2.38

18%

Canada

Waite

3.30

1.20 May

210

2.10

Oils

Violamac

Feb
Mar

7c

2.30

III

i

class

Steel

Ventures

Dec
Jun

8%c May

1

class

United

Villbona

8.25
25c

July

60

„1

preferred

United

Viceroy

10 %c May

Feb
Nov

32

50

United Keno Hill

Upper

Dec

2.31

45,015

12c

Corp

United Fuel
Class

1.35

7c

50

—

V \ •

•

„

1,12

50

Asbestos

United

30%

160

134,000

30%

Mining

United

73

16c

_1

Resources

Tobacco
Gas

Union

Dec

Feb

2.25

12c

1.31

Petroleums

Tuckett

10

1

__

Jan

Transvision-Television

12%

12%

,

Warrants

3c

—1

—

9%

30'A

Gold—,

Shawinigan Water

Jan

*

—

12'A

1

___

60c

Sep

30'A

4%c Nov

73

class A

Transcontinental

Aug

io

Petroleums
Ltd.

40c

235

May

Apr

Security Freehold

Senator

5c

48

1

Co

21,000

75

Mar

18%

Mar

Sep

100

Corp common
preferred

Oil

60,023

87c

______

—

Finance

Jan

63

St Lawrence

Co

3.45

78c

14 %c

Petroleums

Traders

Jun

3.00

63

common.

Bridge

2.95

Dec

_

___,

3.25

July

5% May
75c

Jun

66

—

Mines

3%c

Apr

8

Dec

16% Mar

.50

Exploration

Towagmac
Tower

*

1st preferred

9,500

32

Trusts

_X

*

Mines—..

Antonio

4.80

12c

Jan

•

St Lawrence Paper
2nd preferred

2.00 Aug

60c

44

—100

Selburn

1,400

Sep

648

•

Power

&

2.50

4c

Oct

Sep

91,900

preferred

Scythes

2.40

Dec

2.03 Mar

43c

84c

8c

l

Industries

Sarnia

26,500

Oct
Nov

66

.

•

Lake

Sannorm

3,405

6c

Nov

10

33c

4c

Lac

Ryanor Mining

San

2.50

5.00

Sep

22c
22c

4,000

4.30
5c

*

*

Rupununi Gold Mines

1st

;„i

19c
v

Jan

63

Oil

Saguenay

27c 28 %c
5.00

Dec

Oct

U7c

66

_

Royal Bank

Ryan

79,235

Co

Oils

Russell

18,300

41c

July

24c

27

7%c

—_

Little

Royalite

28c

?"

9

Anr

*

___—

Long

26c

July

73c

„

Robinson Cotton

Roxana

27c

39%c

1

_

Robertson Mfg common—

Roche

19,450

l

^

Robinson

100

48c

1

Regcourt

Preferred

10

29c

1

Reeves MacDonald

Reno

10

48c

1

Poplar Gold Mines Ltd

Renabie Mines

40c

1

Uranium

Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
Reef

17

26,700

27%

Quesabe Mines Ltd_

1.84 May

6c

Oct

Apr

6%c

8'Ac

Works

—

Winnipeg
Quebec

6c

50c

Mines

43c

43,250

4.30

4%c

Silver

Aug

2.05

13c

Tombill Gold

15c

2.30

9,500

—

:

82,050

Nov

85,535

16c

—

Elevators

48c

49,200

8.35

16c

75

—

96
18

25 %c

Properties

30,298

Feb

8c

7.80

16c

85c

-

Gold

Iron

3'Ac

5c

8.05

Thompson-Lundmark

General

100,700

20%

___1

Teck-Hughe3 Gold Mines

Toronto

22c

4,030

—

„

Toronto

Apr

35'A

ordinary.

Prexerred

Feb

May

34%

7c

11%

2.33

35

1

—

Torbrit

30c

20

1

Oct

Dec

5,555

8c

12c

Dec

630

35%

common

Toronto

1.20

17%

41c

Dec

12%

•

Oct

17

20.800

Jun

63%c Mar?

4% Aug

100

33%

—1

registered

Sep

12c

6%

200

5'A

May;

18c

Sep

35

J.

Mines

Gold

Class A

%c

4

17

common

Mines

Ltd

Toburn

8

275

Dec

55c

River

Theatre

„

22

Jan

12'A

Oct

41

Dec

„

48c

_■

Iron

Mar

15c

1

Pacific

Western

Feb

May

.

1.05 May

7% July
86

25

6

18c

1

Mines

(Eastern)

Parbec

Jun

7'%

6,500

1

Page Hershey Tubes

Pan

Dec

18 %c

5%

27,955

*

Gold

Red Luke

Paramaque

May

5%c

7%:
5'A

_«_x.___,—_____

42c

12c

3%c

52c

Dec

1.53

o

7%,

1

auk

1.25

4c

Nov

37c

*

Steel common

*

241

10 %c

1.47

22c

Feb

4%c July

200

5%

9c

Feb

6c

495

29c

Nov

9c

23,000

5%

Oct

5.00

4c

12,000

8c

May

6'Ac

17,500

7%c

8%

8%

2.46 Mar

*

Beauty Supply

Ontario

Pandora

6c

9

2

Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario

Pamour

6c

7c

*
*

O'Leary Malartic

Lake

7c

7:!'4C

*

Oils

Pacific

42,236

109,450

*

Osisko

4.90

1
1

Ltd

Selections

Orenada

77c

17c

Oil

Orange

Nov

5c

*

Orlac

25c

21c

Ogama-Rockland
Okalta

51,600

1

Ltd
Mines

Lake

34c 41 %c

5

.—

Mines

Taku

Tamblyn

16c

—1
*

.

common

Preferred

Obaska

Oct
Oct

17c

1

Gold

Inca

North

74'A

5'%c

18c

1

Mines

Denison

North

A

-_.

Syivanite

Dec
Oct

5'Ac

EC'Ac

Gold—

Canada

of

Ordinary

July

4.55

*

Extension

Northern

1.05 Nov

—*

—__—

.Surf. Inlet

63c

4.70

1,410

13

Contact

85c

41 Vic

13'A

Sturgeon River Gold

2%c

1,900

55

Nov

63c

Dec

33c

2,632

—*

High

9c

3,075

Olsen

Rock

4,000

13,000

-

96

Steeloy Mining

7,180

3%c

90

*
1

Mining

Dec

975

9c

14

Preferred

3 %C

74

76'A

1

Mines

Normetal

olc

Dec

Dec

19'A

8%c

41c

Stedman Bros

76%

90

1

Noriartic

4uC

1
*

Apr

1.75
42c

19

17%

9c

,

95
12%

Sullivan Cons

24c

Feb

36c

Superior Oils Ltd
Supertest Petroleum

2.71

32%

11%

May

*

Gold

B

Sudbury

200

96

Stanley Brock class

Steep

41

40:

12

—

Co

Aug

Low

41c

Paving common
Standard Radio class A

Steei

500

*

common——

Standard

Class

Apr

31,200

-*

Chemical

Preferred

Starr ait

30c

65c

___——.w——:———-—100

Mines

Btadacona
Standard

140,875

55c

19

_•

Brazeau

May

5

Mines

Soutli

72c

41.

;—•

Southam Co

Range for Year 1950

High

;57c

v

64c

..20

Co common

79c

Mines

Mines Ltd

<N)

12c

Mines

Nor-Acme

Slater

67c

■'

—a

Malartic

25c

Nipissing

Noranda

Sladen

Shares

Low
.•

Jan

Julv

2%c

Nicholson

Nisto

3.70 May

Sep

5'Ac

*

Merger

Oct

Jut)

2.40

Yellowknife

Nib

May

9c

3c

6c

Oils_

Jun

17c

85c

1.82

.x——_

105

7,700

7c

Mines

Apr

185,277

17c

Mines

Lac

Feb

1.84

1.50

2.30

Tiiuroois

New

6%c Aug

7,364

Nov

5%c

1

Norzone

PacaJta

Jan

May

19c

1 A/

—

Long

New Norseman

New

101'A

—————1

New Marlon Gold

New

Dec

15c

Laguerre Mines

Newlund Mines

New

68c

46

30'A

2.79

1

New

Aug

5c

1

Goldvue

37

Gold

Siscoe

for Week

of Prices

Par

High

19'A July

Monday, January 15, 1951

Sales

Range

Sale Price

1.27

16c

Jason

;

1.33
29c

New Dickenson Mines—
New

Low

Week's

Last

STOCKS
Range for Year 1950

High

•

class A_

National Sewer Pipe

Negus

Low

Par

V'

Friday

Snares

Last

STOCKS—

.

12

Sales
for Week

Week's

.

LISTED MARKETS

CANADIAN
Friday

.

—

11%

..

17%. Jan
22'A

Jan

26 "A

Aug
Jan

28

Dec

6c

8%

Dec

12c
.

14

'

"

Sep
Apr

Volume 173

Number 4977

....

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

(237)

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,

January 12

Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical

Affiliated
Amerex

Par

Securities

Fund

Ask

7.84
4.71

Mutual Funds—

8.60

1%

Inc

Holding

Bid

1

5.10

Corp

10

42 %

Managed

Business

American Business Shares

1

4.08

4.41

American

1

11.05

12.01

_1

10.09

10.91

5

17.73

19.27

1

5%

Fund Inc

Mutual

Axe-Houghton

Fund

Axe-Hcughton

Fund

Beneficial
Blair

Holdings

Bond

Inv

Boston

Inc
B

Corp
Tr

Corp

of

1

2%

22.14

1

x22.64

value

asset

Steel

Manhattan

____10c

9.58

9.59

5

19.61

21.20

1

22.95

25.14

Mass

Century Shares Trust

1

39.02

42.18

Chemical

Mutual

1

19.14

20.69

Fund

Securities

com—100 5,475
100
140

Preferred

Commonwealth Investment ——1

Mass

26

Delaware

1

16.58

18.23

25c

1.78

National

28

1.96

Fund

Dividend

Eaton

Shares

Fund

__1

29.55
20.62

22.04

Inc

20c

4.89

5

32.14

Inc_l

2.41

First

Boston

Corp

First

Mutual

Trust

Franklin

Preferred

stock

Common

Group

6.03

18.22

1

Investors

Trust

18.37
65.38

8.43

Automobile

Aviation

lc

8.67
8.44

shares

lc

Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Food

shares

8.35

12.02
5.33

8.05

Industrial

shares

lc

Machinery shares lc
shares—lc

9.76

Investing Company shares__lc

10.54

Low

Priced

shares

Petroleum
Railroad

-lc

7.54
9.30

Bond

lc

10.91

shares

lc

2.84

1

5.19

Railroad
Steel

stock

Utility
Howe

shares

lc

shares

1

4.57
5.74

Fund

5.97

Income Foundation

1

Fund—_10c

1.97

13.27

1

8.41

10.29

Bank

Group

lc

Group

Insurance

lc

shares

shares

82c

1

12.30

13.48

1

10.00

10.96

1

15.58

17.07

stock

Stock and

Bond

Investment

Co

Investment

Group

Trust

of

of

supply

16.05

1

11.31

B-l

Custodian

B-2

(Medium

Grade

Bonds) 1

B-3

(Low

B-4

(Speculative

K-l

(Income pfd Stocks)

Priced

Bonds)

K-2

(Appreciation

S-l

(Quality

common

S-2

(Income

com

S-3

(Low

Priced

Loomis

(Net

Trust

(Net

bl.65

1.40%

1.65%

10-

2-50

7-

2-51

bl.80

1.60%

1-51

bl.75

1.50%

1.70%

11-

1-50

8-

1-51

bl.80

1.65%

1-50

9-

4-51

bl.80

1.65%

10-

1-51

bl.85

1.70%

equipment-

11.52

1

12.61

14.02

1.40%

9-

1-50

13.31

1

12.76
24.72

27.09

1

13.81

15.13

9.01

Coast

Utility

Invest Fund

14.59

1

8.22

1

7.96

1

8.67

9.50

1

12.29

13.47

1

10.76

Equipment

&

Trading

(Geo)

5

Fund

United States

8.72

Bid

3%

bl.39

1.00%

25, 1951

bl.39

1.10%

March 8, 1951
March 15. 1951

24 V2

26
25

1,

Feb.
Feb.

17.83

19.17

3.15

3.44

value)_«

56.02

13.12

1.20%

March

1951

bl.39

1.28%

March

15, 1951

bl.39 *'1.28%

April

23,

1951

bl.39

1.30%

bl.39

Inc

(net

asset

Technical

Fund

Inc

7.73

10.34

Texas

Par

Inc

1

Fund

Shares

Fund

series

Fund

Science

13.35

12.66

13.69

25c

95c

B:.

1
1

22.90

1

11.63

12.64

5.43

5.93

New

Bank
Bank

19.75

Fund

Shares

Fund

Fund

Street

12.25

1

Inc

Industry

Income

Inc

1

Investing Corp

6.19

6.77

12.40

12.65

19.35

21.11

1

Co

Manhattan

Co—10

4.01

4.35

Avenue

100

343

Trust Co.

1

42%

64%

4%

Casualty & Surety

10

Insurance

10

60%

10.15

North Amer Trust Shares—
Series 1955

6214

Life

10

68 %

7034

103

107

2.87

1

4.63

First National

1

2.53

Franklin National

(White Plains,

Empire

N Y)

10
20
1

133%

137%

38%

67

69

10

40%

42

.25

68

70 :

31Q

Detroit

National

Bank

of

Detroit

124

21%

,—10

Pittsburgh

23%

32

34

100 1,215

1,275

10

Bank—

Los Angeles

42%

120

10

& Trust

Banfcp-

Square, N Y_

10

55

20

12%

Manufacturers Trust jCo
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
National City Bank

49

53

New

17%
49%

18%

York

20

First

20%

54%

237

National Bank

United

1,650

52%

100

St.

States

Nat'l

243

45%

47%

-20

92%

95%

,_20

44%

47%

48%

50%

17

51

53

;_20

24

26

100

171

.177

10-

2614

25

2814

Automobile

Massachusetts Bonding

4

27

4014

43 %

Merchant Fire Assurance—

29

United States Trust

5

5

Merchants & Mfrs

30%

32%

4

8%

9%

American

Fidelity

$2.10

Prior

$1.05
American

Alliance

:

Assur

&

of

American

Re-Insurance

Newark—

Surety

Automobile

214

1814

25

Bankers & Shippers

25

Boston

10

Camden

Fire

5

Casualty

•

10>

Federal

—10

_

National Casualty
National

59%

54

3914

57

59%

14%

16%

68

5

22%
2714

2914

Reinsurance Corp
Republic (Texas)
St Paul

&

Great

American

—

Hanover Fire
Hartford Fire

Hartford Steatnboiler
Home

5-

54 %

83%

2%

10

Fire

(N Y)

& Marine

2

13

57%

.25

Continental

100

190

33%

93

53

,_20

Illinois

National Bank & Trust

100

96%

100

245

100

280

300

100

610

630

57

55%

r

160

«...

252

Harris

61

57

-20

205

First National Bank

Trust & Savings
Northern Trust Co

Recent

155

86%

3%

30

32

7y8

10

8%

37

12%

I;

Bonds—

Boston

San

Francisco

Bank

of Amer N T & S

A—6.25

25%

27%

106%

107%

120

2%s

102 %

Alabama Pow

4.60%

pfd. 100

101%

101%

Illinois

1980

Florida Pow Corp 4.60%

pfd_100

100%

Power

Co

2%s

Bell Tel Co 2%s——1990
Potomac Elec Power 2%s„1985

Calif

Virginia Elec

57

Seaboard Surety

10

13

14%

61%

Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine

101

Gas

2%s

101

33%
42%

'33

35

100

535

550

2%s__1980

4.64%

101%

102

>103

100%

Texas

105

103%

102

103

100%

100%

Transmission—

preferred

Eastern

—100

—

Transmission—

44%

10

Pow

Gas

104

102%

35%

10

&

Tenn

101%

101

1980

Co

Northern States Pow $4.10 pfd„»

101%

65%

10

23

Stocks—

102

1980

Public Serv El & Gas
2%s__1980

21

Ask

1980

Dallas Pow & Light 2%s

Southern

5

Security Issues

Bid

Edison

.

common_5

—

Republic

Chicago

N J

2314

10

—_

Accident

_10

5

——

100
-25

8%

10
5

8%
255

48%

7%

8

245

36

28%

46%

101

35

21%

27

Indemnity Co
Casualty Co

Providence-Washington

6014

Globe & Rutgers Fire
2nd
preferred

3.33%

43 %

20

149

Preferred

> 64%

Globe

12.50

35%

40%

25

Phoenix

76

58%

—

—2.50 *

33%

Fire

Peerless

57

Frisco——10

Firemen's of Newark

35 %

5

Pacific

3714

61 %

General Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls

33%

Fire

Pacific

.

10

of

36

58%

Northeastern

38

•

Fire Assn of

Fund

33%
56%

97

100

73%

35

64

Fireman's

(Detroit)—10

Northern

108

69%

23%

10

Union

5

22%

Fidelity & Deposit of Md—10
Phila

_

North River

60%

105

__5 >

New Amsterdam
Casualty——2"
New Hampshire Fire
10,
New York
Fire

10714

2014

preferred—5

National Fire

63

58%

———10

Employees Group Assoc—
_♦
Employers Reinsurance—,—--10

3514

10114

Connecticut General Life—10
Continental

Crum & Forster Inc—

2314

60

Convertible

52 %

City Nat'l Bank & Trust

19%

22

5714

——10

.

2714

33

-

10

—

—

2514

Casualty.,5

American

American

»

preferred—„_10

61

Louis

25

Equitable

72

57

59

Bank

20

Trust

American

69

55

20

Portland

31%

19%

10

100 1.600

American

25 i

42%

298

29%

Public Nat'l Bank & Trust—17%
Sterling National
25
Title Guarantee & Trust
12

Agricultural

330

40%

59

289

Irving Trust
Kings County Trust

Jersey Insurance of N Y
Maryland Casualty common

365

37

Security-First National
40%

16

Trust

Federation Bank & Trust

Fiduciary Trust

Insur Co of North America

~

355

5%

100
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10

Aetna

—100

16 '.

70%

8.90

Ask

Co

33

10

44%

62

68%

2.55

Bid

Ask

>■

38%

10

1

Par

31%

Mellon Nat'l Bank &
Trust—100
Peoples First National Bank

367/8

20

Continental Bank & Trust

Trust

.

48%
108%

Chemical Bank & Trust
10
Commercial National Bank &

Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
2.50

Ask

Bid

20

Bank

National City Bank
Union Bank of Commerce

'

46%
105%

Exchange Bank & Trust_20
County Trust Co.

Insurance Companies

Par

Central National
Cleveland

328

10

Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase National Bank
15

Corn

1956

Ask

307/s

York &

Guaranty Trust

Aetna

1.32%

1.32%

Cleveland

the

of New

Fifth

1

Bid

29%

York
of

Bankers Trust

•-

1

Wisconsin Investment

Series

Aetna

bl.39

bl.39

1951

Banks & Trust Companies

Television -Electronics
Fund

12,

66.00

9.49

Franklin

Bid

1951

8.46

63.50

1

"

Par

5,

Clark

Unit

35.99

1.32%

1.32%

March

Independence Trust Shares
35.99

1.32%
1.32%

25.80

Stevens &

Fund,

51.96

bl.39

1951

1.32%

bl.39

bl.39

1951

29,

April

1, 1951

22,

Ask

bl.39
*

14.20

24.32

bl.39

—

56.02

Amer Shares
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign Investors
1
State Street Investment Corp_*

1951

8,

Feb.

20

18.42

•

Bid

18, 1951

Feb.

4%

1

Fund

Selected

:>

6.85

Treasury Bills

Ask

Jan.

11.79

1

Investors

Wall

11.14

1.60%

13.98

1

Wellington Fund

10

bl.75

13.19

12.04

1

18.69

Value)

1-51

15.36

1

29.46

6.24

6-

13.82

——1

stock

35.14

10.19

Due

2-51

Value Line

1

Dated

1-

United

25c

Rate

12-

17.13

Value)

Ask

1-51

3-

1.80%

19.56

Sayles Second Fund—
Asset

Bid

2-

1-50

1.75%

12.98

Sayles Mutual Fund—
Asset

Loomis

Ask

1-50

6-

1.60%

27.01

Fund

Bid

5-

1.55%

32.21

Knickerbocker Fund
Lexington

Due

1.35%
1.35%

bl.75 '

Bond

7.47

Intermediary Credit Bank Debentures

Dated

bl.75

Preferred Stock

6.84

Rate

1-50

United

16.88

100.3

2-51

Union

Stks) 1

100.2

5-

28.13

Stks)_l

99.7
99.8

4-

Stks>-1

com

.8309

99.5
99.6

1-50

pfd Stks) 1

com

.8723

99.8072

3-50

Stocks)—1

(Appreciation

S-4

99.8442

1951

1954—
l%s March 15, 1955
l%s Dec. 15, 1955

8-

20.87

v

l%s March 15,

.9033

7-

Union

11.89

1%S Nov.

.9222

99.8870

1.40%

28.73

17.93

1

.9263

99.9085

1.40%

19.13

Bonds)—1

99.9126

5.57

25.78

1

Ask

.8401

12.72

17.59

27.46

1,

1951

14.66

Trusteed

__-l

15,

5.08

Scudder,

17.58

Bonds)

Bid

99.8178

Notes—(Cont.)

l%s Oct.

11.61

Republic

Funds—

(Investment

Maturity—

Treasury

13.38

Petroleum

10.72

17.21

98.16

10.86

Putnam

12.29

9.81

98.8

1

Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
$1.50
preferred
5

;

lc

.9263

Jan,

1.26

Boston—1

America

Investors Management Fund—1

Keystone

91c

1957-1955

Price

Ask

99.9126

1951

Federal

14.54

Tobacco

14.16

1.14

Group shares——lc

1,

11.28

Steel

32.36

12.92

1%S Oct.

9.22

1

Railroad

2.14

29.90

1,

19.10

17.76

1

Railroad

5.24

5

Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Aviation

4.85

100.18

4.99

1

Public

6.55

Inc

99.8

100.10

Oct.

4.80

Pacific

4.70

lc

99.2

1953-1951

6.27

4.38

Bid

l%s July 1, 1951 "B"
1%S July 1, 1951 "C"
l%s July 1, 1951 "D"
1%S Aug. 1, 1951

4.37

Oils

8.62

4.28

99.2

1,

1%S

Treasury Notes—

5.64

Metals

7.28

7.86

lc

shares

Plan

6.64

lc

shares

99.12

Dollar

8.47

Machinery

5.70

Tobacco

8.20
*

Series

3.13

lc

7.75

Merchandising

11.95

Equipment shares

RR

7.50

1

Series

Group

Insurance

7.51

shares

1

Series
Series

Stock

Electrical

10.19

6.85

'■)
99.4

1, 1952-1950

2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953

Industry
1
Diversfiied Investment Fund.l
Diversified preferred stock—1

8.27

lc
lc

shares

99.8

l%s May
l%s Jan.

Maturity—

7.95

9.39

11.54

Merchandising
Mining shares

7.27

Diversified

10.24

bond

119%

•

Corporate bond series

9.97

Institutional

Ask

118 7/8

Federal Land Bank Bonds—

99.31

*

11.92

Series,

Building

5.85

9.10

Bid

1961

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness

16.18

11.03

Bank

9.63

bond

15.08

1

Aviation

8.82

8.83

General

1

Automobile

13.16

administered shares—lc

Fully

99.31 * 100.1

Other Issues

16.92

Agriculture

9.15

lc

15.31

8.59

9.25

—

point

3s

16.30

1

1

8.32

>

Panama Canal

17.18

15.00

Series

9:50

lc

shares

Building shares
Chemical

7.59

a

37.04

15.89

1

Chemical

lc

of

99.31

99.29

Central Bank for Cooperatives—
:.ri%s Feb 1, 1953
;

6.70

9.24

shares

34.26

Inc.l

Inc

v

6.01

Stock Fund_lc

iThe)

Fund

-

70.30

5.56

32nds

Issues—(Cont.)

--.v'-

Boston

Bond

J'l'rl

more

8.98

4.00

19.86

1

8.19

5.16

Securities—

Common

6.06

6.13

19.97

Inc_.

5.50

New England Fund
New York Stocks Inc—

6.61

2

Corp

lc

Low Priced Com Stock
Series.l
Natural Resources Fund Inc

7.62

lc
Inc

5.75

Series

Selected

6.30

6.95

1

Fund

Capital

General

series

Investors

Industries

General

lc

5.22

interest—1

2nd

Stock

Industrial

30 %

5.69

5.70

1

2.64

28%

_1

5.17

1

Stock

Inc—

series

stock

Fundamental
Gas

10
Fund

Custodian Funds

-lc

1

or

Other

100.1

99.29

1951

one

100

99.31

1951

15,

-

1

Speculative

34.74

Industrial Fund

15,

Aug

i

Fund Inc__10c

of

Priced

Income

5.07

Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial

June

1.70s

series

Low

31.60

1

Fund

1.80s

represent

Ask

99.30

5.03

,

beneficial

Preferred

Stock Fund

Equity

Bond

Howard—

&

Balanced

4.04

Investors Corp
Security Series—

National

4.75

3.66

Bid

l%s April 2, 1951—
l%s May 15, 1951

>4.25

Balanced Fund

7.15

Consolidated Investment Trust_l

4.31

Trust—

Investors
Fund

4.42

>

4.56

Invest Fund Inc,
Nation-Wide Securities—

"

145

Bond

of

4.01

,

3.85

Mutual

5, 625

6.58

.

Investors

Ctfs

4.42

Federal Home Loan Banks—
l%s Feb 15, 1951-

lc

shares

shares

Figures after decimal point

v.-

4.01

shares.lc

Obligations Of Government Agencies

Ask

,_>lc

24.48

Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd

Christiana

Equipment

Petroleum

Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net

lc

Non-Ferrous Metals
Paper shares—

3»/4

20.59

Bid

i>\.

;

shares

Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
Home Furnishings shares
1-c

%

*

America

Inc—,

Fund

6

'

Funds—

Automobile

44

Par

—

15

94

97

Standard

5

31

32%

Travelers

34 %

U S

Fidelity
Fire

10

10
—10r
5




32%

a

share

136

140

35

37

35%

Accident

37%

&

Guaranty Co„2

U

46%

S

48%

4

67

70

U

S Guarantee

10

91

95

Westchester Fire

2

21%

23

price,
sales

Odd lot
of

sale

stock,

(not

included in

d Deferred

N.

Y.

(not included in year's
range),

privileges,
♦No

wd When

par

value,

year's

delivery

k Admitted to listing on

delivery,
tin default.

101%

sales
Stock

4

range).
(not

bBid

included

Exchange,

tEx-liquidating

wi When

issued,

JThese bonds

% %

x

are

n

preferred

yield
in

price,

year's

Admitted

dividend.

100

c Ex-dividend

range),
to

e

trading N.

(Un) Admitted to

Ex-dividend,

y

subject to

Federal

all

Ex-rights,

$2

and

Ex-interest,

Y.

Curb,

Unlisted

1/20
f Flat

r

Cash

Trading

z Ex-stock dividend.

taxes.

•

41

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

4Z

.

.

.

(238)

show

increase compared

an

Preliminary figures compiled by us,
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Jan. 13 clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 20.3 % above those for the corresponding week last
•with

a

stand

totals

preliminary

Our

year.

ago.

year

$17,230,571,935

at

against $14,320,664,792 for the same week in 1950.
At
this center there is a gain for the week ended Friday of

week follows:

Our comparative summary for the

15.3%.

Telegraph

by

Clearings—Returns

$8,435,193,901

1950
$7,319,133,109

York

735,544.744
883,000.000

Philadelphia

567,063,233

-

U03t0n

469,456,625

+ 20.8

—

Kansas

380.508,201

—

242,702,047

+ 56.8

331,008,000

City

262,300.000

+ 25.8

Louis

the

In

Cleveland

Reserve

Otuer

cities,

days

five

+ 18.2
+ 30.1

$13,017,990,206 $11,017,075,460
3,447.151,441
3,050,449,095

—

6th

9th

+20.0
+ 17.2

12th San

all cities for

Total

week. $17,230,571,935 $14,320,064,792

+20.3

detailed statement of transactions

Our usual'monthly

appended. Results
the 12 months of 1950 and 1949 follow:

York Stock Exchange is

the New

on

tor December and
Stocks—

1949

1950

1949

1950

■

272,203,402

$91,063,300 $1,007,671,800

$724,750,500

464,000
102.409,670
1,879,700

$99,079,800 $1,112,425,170

& misc. $101,824,300
20.000
IncernatT Bank.
govt.—

$817,949,0 /0

57,000

7,937,500
22,000

9.354,600

U.S. Government

23,000

Foreign

Total bonds

$111,221,900

„

The volume of transactions in share

964,000
495,500

properties

the

on

1947

Exchange for the 12 months of
to-1950 is indicated in the following:
Stock

New York

Months—

567,048,298

9,313,398,536

+

21.4

7,880.735.633

7,707,838,431

+

1,142,053,700

26.6

940,580,559

983,202,311

1,072,610,765

733,654,425

+ 45.2

827,516,206

848,083,767

"

515,958,478

433,231,489

+ 19.1

444,518,759

451.271.210

596.392,558

+ 34.0

702,457,596

"

799,320,724

"

1,193,650,079

930,299,540

+

28.3

1,107,146,425

606,885,317
976,356,701

"

591,617,223

433,967,867

+ 36.3

487,270,075

504.281.211

7

"

445,583,683

311,642,843

+ 43.0

430,600,353

421,408,260

602,295,938

390,910,793

+ 54.1

520,587,930

529,659,011

6

"

410,102,323

309,359,958

+ 32.6

368,906,474

10

"

841,224,188

664,906,988

+

26.5

830,513,131

309,169,136
787,649,351

17,594,082,755

13,926,771,169

+ 26.3

15,107,225,697

14,692,853,004

6,502,685,759

+ 32.1

7,484,785,153

7.247,793,698

....

Francisco

112 cities
York

New

and

York Reserve District the totals record

Federal

2nd New

York

._

...

14

16
^»«.17

.

+ 11.5

2,584,008,094

2,704,733,574

*

+ 10.5

j;

40,088, 463,509

36,273,355,000

37,699.016,651

38,932,106,959

"

4,730, 949,407

4,319,665,959

+

9.5

4,654,754,664

4,562,178,548

4,789 593,185

3,898,212,601

+ 22.9

4,471,100,330

4,154,610,194

|

f

;

8

"

2,249, 195,014

1,992,693,554

+ 12.9

2,061,646,213

2,016,806.625

3,387, 534,543

3,091,940,905

+

9.6

3,189,494,487

2,939,233,859

31

"

7,158, 583,437

5,937,679,613

+ 20.6

6,640,134,260

6,207,531,065

7

"

2,504, 218,051

2,310,876,375

+

8.4

2,470,990,943

2,449,528,094

16
15

Atlanta

"

"

1,968, 089,492

1,611,781,490

+

22.1

1,819,289,477

1,727,598,614

ft
i"

2,721,634,622

+ 16.8

2,928,265,141

2.780,571,086

f
>

Richmond

6t'n

18,825,034
17,179,755

20,217,606
16,801,286

23,556,803
23,757,877

21,135,600

22,992,575

19,336,900

9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas City

7th Chicago
8th St. Louis

60,011,467

66,651,580

11th Dallas

11

20,619,550

12th San Francisco

19

May
—

41,604,044
45,647,098

18,179,374
17,767,357

34,612,565
42,769,258
30,922,212

-

135,495,807

55.260,715

3,177 ,686,550
3,031 ,812,808

Outside New York City-.——.

We append

+ 24.6

2,526,580,939

2,297,244,481

3,742,329,022

+12.8

3,770,157,330

3,658,791,326

70,801,905,553

80,057,341,151

184 cities

Total

2,434,262,612

4,220 031,319

"

"

-

41,299,505,355

13.1

121,615,584

64,374,300

57,187,920

55,643,415

Wine Months

—

373,504,783

176,775,404

225,503,422

181,013,071

38,383,688,945

another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the twelve

October

:

November

4th

Quarter

Full

The

27.243,935

39,293,123
95,427,998

—151,294,838

Year

the

28,890,940

48,389,813
43,085,469

59,819,556

——

December

20,434,070
28,318,553
27,962,920

bank

of

course

of

clearings

December

and

at

the

leading

BANK CLEARINGS AT LEADING

(000,000

1950

Few York__

1949

1948

$

$

3,748

36,431

3,174
2,039

3,631

2,267
4,468

Philadelphia

4,091

2,126

1,302

1,186

Pittsburgh.

1,615

1,308

2,117

Fran..

1,858

38,885

7th

Chicago

17
8

31

Louis

Kansas

11th

7

—

4,342

51,102

45,243

23,735
47,591

1,355
1,374

14,896

13,605

14,499

16,782

14,754

15,656

949

1,001

993

763

843

844

9,928

1,851

Kansas City

1,511

1,353

1,517

15

1,729

1,364

1,606

Minneapolis

1,261

1,031

1,177

+ 13.0

50.098,299,162

+ 15.4

46,646,702,447

22,476.056,195

+ 13.5

22,593,768,272

37,968,958,192

33,535,840,196

+ 13.2

33,806,091,898

30,762,563,034

78,109,876,232

67,943,544,341

+ 15.0

71,676,386,727

65,781,517,278

27.499,162,301

24,901,729,009

+ 10.4

25,738,403,201

23,237,115,922

18,541,203,074
29,503,401,603

44

•;

■!.

44

Outside

New

+ 11.7

21,007,646.632

+ 12.6

32,821,438,364

31,149,953,564

26,861,083,107

+ 16.0

27,553,902,272

23,106,643,019

45,345,703,773

40,127,960,755

+ 13.0

42,445,512,261

37,436,492,966

850,148,720,113

cItles

19,502,162,755
30,188,422,208

City

756,362,436,334

+ 12.4

788,238,617,757

736,866,729,063

397,517,309,248

+ 13.4

416,684,719,017

375,628,234,200

The

following compilation

covers

20,794

MONTHLY CLEARINGS

Clearings, Total AU
Months-

19,546

11,057
9,171

$

8,328

15,147

17,103

15,421

15,177

16,834

14,905

12,696

14,072

12,468

64,931,164,247

Louisville.

$

3.0

+

4.7

30,505,289,778

67,485,213,609

+

4.7

36,737,560,974

196,253,347,950

188.527,91 L388

+

4.1

102,078,326,309

99,605,570,304

62,320,454,838

60,479,441,080

+

3.0

32,905.046,529

32,258,208,515

36,084,171,990
38,192,041,755

31,905,469,589

+

33,638,665,267

+ 13.5

Total

1st

quarter

592

527

6,870

6,329

6,224

5,735

1,665

22,855

19,485

20,069

17,745

659

6,097
5,911

6,187

5,518

May

68,420,516,810

61,339,257,369

+ 11.5

6,283

5,870

June

71,627,359,741

66,279,363,952

+

605

615

581

6,934

534

569

541

6,833

141

124

136

124

1,503

Milwaukee.

334

275

288

263

Buffalo

411

357

387

395

Ft, Paul-

470

385

427

Denver

529

455

494

...

ludian'polis

292

Richmond

1,372

1,273

3,733

1,295
3,086

3,099

4,058

4,331

393

5,184

4,579

478

5,972

4,540
5,175

4,091
3,998

5,447

4,907

April

2,713

4,671

8.1

188,098,062,401

+

7.6

107,181,260,274

97,802.343,371

398,621,679,339

376,625,973,789

+

5.8

209,259,586,583

197,407,913,675

+

67,584,866,711

60,127,713,988

+ 10.6

37,050 064,566

30,972 ,655,300

+ 19.6

77,263,792,852
74,118,215,462

61,349,830,740

+ 25.9
+ 18.3

40,185, 842,768
39,694 420,652

32,634, 480,298
33,210, 090,546

+

62,634,204,109

+

19.5

218,966,875,025

184,111,748,837

+ 18.9

116,930,327,986

96,817,226,144

+

20.8

617,588.554.364

560,737,722,626

+ 10.1

326,189,914,569

294,225,139,819

78,163, 437,777
74,339, 386,821

62,708,454,477

+ 24.6

42,610, 776,928

34,123 047,814

+

62,114.353,678

+ 19.7

40,739 ,888,914

33,469 ,198,605

+

80,057, 341.151

70.801,905,553

+ 13.1

41,299 ,505,355

35,699 ,923,010

+

15.7

20.7
13.4

July

—

239

251

230

3,063

2,737

2,747

2,456

August-'

591

577

7,198

6,438

6,537

5,977

September

505

487

5,371

4,928

4,778

4,520

Feattle

630

504

520

505

6,909

5,794

6,131

Bait Lake C.

5,278

313

266

273

251

3,094

2,804

2,898

Hartford

128

118

128

121

1,385

1,313

1,292

2,450
1,214

Total
Oat,

all

__

80,057 70,801

74,815

41,299 35,699

38,383 36,691

N.Y.C.

We

8,978

now

add

our

117,896

74,430 850,148

103,322

105,314

Total

Total

91,462

.>

....

Total

4th

450,840 397,517 416,684 375,628

Total

12

+ 10.9

232,560,165,749

months

195,624,713,708

+ 18.9

124,650.171,197

103,292,169,429

+

850,148,720,113

quarter

23.1

756,362,436,334

+

12.4

450,840,085,766

397,517,309,248

+

24.9
21.7

detailed statement showing the figures for each
City for the month of December and the week ended Jan. 6 for four years:
1950

1949

$

First Federal Reserve District—Boston-

Maine—Bangor

1II11—

8,197,857
20,327,478
2,267,153,414

•

7,561,448
18,789,250
2,039,240,238

or

+

1950

$

8.4

+

Week Ended January 6-

Jan. 1 to Dec. 31—

—

Inc.

Dec. %

93,331,165

1949

$

Inc. or

Dec. %
+

7.8

+

86,601,196

1951

1950

Inc. or

$

$

Dec. %

1,776,546

1,933,427

4,058,018

+

8.8

,

1949

$

2,070,662

1948

$

2,080,835

27.4

5,036,443

4,909,502

+ 22.8

468,818,965

474,996,016

15.1

1,808,899

2,098,230

+

8.2

228,171,605

209,267,166

9.0

5,171,960

+ 11.2

25,348,336,490

22,953,253,360

+ 10.4

552,786,068

8,996,177

1—1

8,098,775

+ 11.1

107,836,735

93,321,235

+15.5

2,321,117

5,205,291

4,626,789

+ 12.5

50,606,782

+

4,417,370

~~

3,977,984

+ 11.0

52,548,252

47,169,911

+ 11.4

10,727,281

9,067,878

+ 18.3

111,834.047

95,829,540

+ 16.7

2,289,040

1,831,966

+ 25.0

2,050,895

1,880,866

41,519,691

35,109,638

+ 18.3

467,988,101

399.990,907

'+17.0

10,155,170

8,507,420

+

19.4

8,724,526

7,865,042

34,004,837

26,407,643
118,834,467
51,423,681

+ 28.8

349,403,251

274,261,768

+

8.0

1,385,458,177

1,313,629,285

+

13.5

12,177,200
124,822.900

+ 19.6

160,033,300

+ 13.4

1,503,034,200
79,921,470

71,775,316

30,601,057,177

27,588,466,957

Massachusetts—Boston.—

,"*■

Fall River

Holyoke
Lowell
New Bedford...

Springfield
Worcester..

«

Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven

Waterbury
Whode Island—Providence
Few Hampshire—Manchester

Total

months.

December

756,362 788,238 736,866

at—

Portland

quarter

nine

November..

-Month of December-

Clearings

3rd

October—.
645,404

6.0

202,368,331,389

months

495

9,718

9.6

quarter

six

563

9,452

13.1

Total

515

10,921

2.0

Total 2nd

637

*tot.27cities 69,136 61,349 65,097 65,452 732,252
653,040 682,924

2.5

+

+

+

Memphis

.

3.3

56,111,533,532

70,630,016,771

1,848

687

1.3
2.6

+

58,756,227,011

March

567

_

+
+

February

1,645

...

Inc. or
Dec.

34,313,779,838
29,720,358,220
35,571,432,246

34,835,475,557

'

•

$

:■

+

612

Providence.

Other cities

1949

1950

Inc. or

Dec. %

$

66,867,104,168

January

Clearings Outside New York

—

1949

1950

10,070

10,796
8,516

the clearings by months since Jan. 1, 1950 and 1949:

2,046

Detroit

20,661,240,992

21,776,757,480

44

184
York

41,159,461,475

V.

33,995,582,664

44

12,952
13,711

14,113

1,512
1,138

45,599,632,421

47,697,789,878
43,296,992.080

25,517,834,803

44

Francsico

23,098

16,707
17,683

1,452

Cleveland-

19,512

373,602,500,978

.

53,916,451.865

44

43.381

1,878

385,328,850,615

10.9

499,955,823,413

44

44

$

27,474.956,301

+ 11.3

372,242,388,854

44

1947

28,521,615,906

+

%

450,840,085,766

16

City

Dallas
San

414,311,558,649

"

Twelve Months

$

Dec.

27,583,466,957

€t

9th Minneapolis
10th

36,541

22,953

898

Omaha

Atlanta

8th St.

$

371,553 361,238

35,806

1,059

Few Orl'ns.

Richmond

6th

16

_

Cleveland

Total

$

25,348

Cincinnati-

_

3rd Philadelphia
5th

14

_

months

1947

40,674

21,982
12,154

Baltimore

1948

$

$

_

for four years:

1948

Inc. or

1949

30,601,057,177

4th

12th

3,445
2,269

1,534

Pan

__

1949

$

37,739 399,308 358,845

4,404
1,325

Ft. Louis

1950

$

38,757 35,101

„

...

shown below:

1st Boston

Jan. 1 to Dec. 31

—

1947

$

for

ended

CITIES IN DECEMBER

—Month of December—

omitted)

cities

months

twelve

with December in each of the four years is

Boston

72,610,823

76,715,543

524,799,621 272,203,402 302,218,965 253,623,894

month

Chicago

28,634,629
16,370,922
27,605,272

1950

$

York

36,691,501,568

Twelve Months

Twelve Months

Twelve Months

New

V

(14 cities).




..

128,366,282
58,348,053

14,565,500
141,514,800

7,839,805

2,751,183,836

,

7,335,909

2,467,473,800

55,474,276

450,155,931
*

2,016,535

+

9.6

927,698

"713,470

+ 30.0

+

6.9

+ 11.5

r

907~294

788,803

+ 27.4

9,069,631

6,378,057

+

42.2

6,104,990

6,268,783

5.5

30,913,467

27,796,126

+

11.2

31,206,993

27,181,740

555,301,691

+ 18.4

14,856,060

14,167,632

+

4.9

12,677,911

11,756,203

142,356,000

+ 12.4

1,295,102.800

+ 16.1

34~008,800

28,048,700

+ 21.2

25,463,200

25,"898~800'

+ 11.3

1,834,680

1,329,374

+

38.0

1,521,778

1,323,478

+ 10.9

666,267,118

546,779,775

+

21.9

566,392,556

567,048,298

*

657,686,108

L
|

Federal Reserve Districts O

2nd

74,430,934,425

74,815,438,529

+15.7

+

v!

35,699,923,010

——

Quarter ——

,

i

$

$

%

2,467,473,800

16

5th

f&E Months
251,889,199 112,401,104 168,315,502 125.369,656
July
—44,548,555
18,751,895
24,585,115
25,472,787
15.039,275
14,153,458
21,785,250
August
38,472,675
17,562,530
16,017,170
23,837,155
^September
38,594,354

Dec.

1947

1948

Inc. or

$

2,751 183,836

14 cities
..

3rd Philadelphia

In the Kansas City Reserve District the in¬
16.8%, in the Dallas Reserve District 24.6%,

1949

v,:i

is

and in the San Francisco Reserve District 12.8%.

Reserve Districts

1st Boston

20,615,786
17,482,740

crease

1950

197313,984

3rd

the

are

by 22.1%.

gain of 10.5%,

Month of December—

No. Shares

108,304,035| 58,718,076 ■

a

The Cleveland Reserve

delphia Reserve District of 9.5%.

57,140,389

2nd Quarter

totals

in the Boston Reserve District of 11.5% and in the Phila¬

48,244,665

June

Reserve

District

Reserve

larger by 20.6%, in the St. Louis Reserve
District by 8.4% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District

42,576,115
33,406,252
40,411,025

—

Atlanta

the

and

Chicago

the

In

the 1950

il6,393,392

Quarter

12.9%

of

9.6%.

of

District

April

1st

improvement of 22.9%, the Richmond

an

District

Reserve

13.1%,
aggregate of clearings having been $80,057,341,the 1949 aggregate $70,801,905,553. In the New

No. Shares

-

District shows

the clearings for

For that month there was an

increase for the entire body of clearing houses of

No. Shares

-

February
Uarch

8,592,096,122

City.

We also furnish today a summary of

No. Shares

January

$

666,267,118

566,392.556

"

—

__

4th Cleveland

1.947

1948

1949

1950

v

$

21.9

91,739,070

Bonds—

ttailroad

Dec. %

4

the month of December.

151

524,799,621

39,293,123

59,819,556

of shs._

number

-Twelve Months—

Month of December

Description—
'■

1948

1949

Inc. or

$

"

6

Total

Outside

♦Estimated,

Districts:

1950

10

-—

Minneapolis

$16,465,141,647 $13,667,525,155
765,430,288
653,139,637

one

Reserve

BANK CLEARINGS

7,668,794,626
901,830,307

Louis

day..

cities

City Reserve District the totals register
54.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
32.6% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 26.5%,
of

17

Atlanta

8 th St.

Kansas

11

Chicago

11th Dallas

all cities, five days J

Total

increase

+

10th Kansas City

Ah

the

"

5th Richmond

+ 32.8

In

an

546,779,775

—12 cities

Philadelphia

+ 16.5

and

34.0%. In the Chicago Reserve District the totals
show a gain of 28.3%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of
36.3% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 43.0%.

$

Cleveland

283,340.303

45.2%, in the Richmond Reserve
in the Atlanta Reserve District

by

19.1%

by

7

3rd

4th

217,793,039

larger

are

by

by Federal
OF

expansion of 21.4%, in the Boston Re¬
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
In the Cleveland Reserve District the

an

12

+ 19.0

373,303,727

summary

a

SUMMARY

_

7 th

five days

furnish

York

New

+23.4

253,755,915

totals

District

the bank clearings at this
increase of 21.3%. We group

Districts

1st Boston
2nd

319,272,000

—~

cities

we

record

District of 21.9%

District of 26.6%.

1951
Federal

284,433,593

__

—

Baltimore
10

following

an

Week of Jan. 6—

351,003,079

Pittsburgh

totals
serve

Outside of this city there

1950.

32.1%,

registered

"380.000,000

Francisco

Ban

of

increase

an

center having

+ 21.3
+ 19.0

1951
—

—

Ohicago

the New

not avail¬
able at time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous—the week
ended Jan. 6. For that week there was an increase of
26.3%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $17,594,082,755 against $13,926,771,169 in the same week in

according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
located and from this it appears that in
York Reserve District (including this city) the

which they are

Saturday and the Saturday figures are

ends

Cent
+ 15.3

832,154,150
1.051,000,000

Week Ended Jan. 13
Hew

the cities

Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week

was
Per

CLEARINGS

B ANK

OF

COURSE

THE
Bank clearings this week

Monday, January 15, 1951

+

Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(239)

-Month of DecemberClearings at—

«

1950

,

-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-

1949

■

Inc.

or

1950

Dec. %]

Second Federal Reserve District—New
York— V
New
*
orK—Aioany
101,175,012
Binghamton
14,257.920
Buffalo

1,722,111,948

173,681,378

+ 15.2

7,223,304

Inc. or

+ 20.7

4,0

1 l.UUO,

1951

+

13.908,629

9.0

+

159,405,496

4,Ooo,ooa,

1U /

jr»n r>r>^ 07c;

2.1

—

lo.l

84 -750.5Q3

112,711,896

92,862,381

+ 21.4

358,845,127,086

+ 11.3

'

103.613,242

89,289,988

+ 22.8

1,156.019,160

999,687,598

74,611,284

58,642,935

+ 27.2

800.383.448

659.460,374

3.822,805

12,350,228

+ 19.7

166,903,502

140,279,670

;+19.0

54,266,757

+ 28.4

"

(a)

Newark

1948
A

$

24,178,875

+ 29.1

—42.6

+ 21.4

14.780,990

"

Utica

Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Montclair

1949

,

'+42.3

V-

399.308,634,347

69,670,938

I

Syracuse

3.250.035

2,194,177

+ 10.4

+ 33.2

t

5.8

—

■78,934,940

,

8.484,023

J

14.765,059

4,195,790

35,101,982,543

*

Dec. %

112,309,693

1

+ 18.0

11,299,774
•

" Inc. or

$

38,757,835,796

York

Rochester

1950

Dec. %

3,685,792,345

1.9

+

357,656,012

8,715,947

Jamestown
New

13,992,340

411,952.359

Elmira

Week .Ended January 6

1949

$

—13.6

117,063,283

43

22.884,574

3,101,258
",

2,914,478

79,420,459

v

95,120,708

1,919,471

1,916,370

1,800,663

1,446,181

+ 24.5

2,099,187

2,029,431

9,001,986,633

7,424,085.410

+ 21.3

7,622,440,544

7,445,059,306

27,828,585

20,482,664

+ 35.9

22,265,523

18,144,623

F

14,413,000

+ 25.9

14,401,861

+ 15.6

I

16,387,242

I:1 j.

4,128,988

13,419,783
i

J;-'

x

22,354,051

■i

14,140,019

+ 15.9

13,704,376

10,607,005

820,394

852,756

(a)

[+13.3

54,012,646

42,423,356

+ 27.3

43,085,608

746,697
38,452.645

+ li.6

60,629,855

50,178,401

!+ 20.8

53,298,077

52,333,383

9,313,398,536

7,668,794,626

.+ 21.4

7,880,735,633

7,707,838,431

+ 24.2

1,188,432

1,271,562

+ 37.8

1,214,961

.

247,143,809

204,252,651

+ 21.0

2,416,644,132

2,133,226,498

258.921,344

236,591,330

+

9.4

2,84i.,84^,tfb2

2,oio,xod,ia I

8,485,094

Northern New

7.430,618

/ + 14.2

90,217,443

87,783,694

40,088,463,509

36,273,355,000

..+10.5

414,311,558.649

372,242,388,854

+ 11.3

7,055,802

4,392,553

"+ 60.6

64,898,955

57,465,230

+ 12.9

946,973

762,333

6.551,361

5,866,215

i+H.7

67,582,389

56,998,186

+ 18.6

1,411,595

1,024,388

5,101,158

5,280,276

3.4

59,789,927

58,160.418

+

2.8

1,104,944

1,097,766

+

0.7

1,329,334

25,594,775

1,077!,549

21,612,586

+ 18.4

291,034,291

18.088,434

14,607,122

+ 23.8

3,124,780

2,666,101

+ 17.2

3,496,017

3,400,358

5,534,989

4,149,331

+ 33.4

7,176,319

6,272,893

+ 14.4

9.2

1,093!000,000

861,000,000

+ 26.9

899,000,000

941.000,000

Jersey"!"

Oranges
Total

(14

cities)

;

2.8

+

Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia

Pennsylvania—Alteona
Bethlehem

_

-

Chester

-

~

~~~~~

Harrisburg

"

Lancaster
Lebanon

"

*

!_!!___!.!_
!1!I

Norrlstown

Philadelphia
Reading
_

167,429,326

+ 11.6

55,747,145

48,463,466

+ 15.0

80,029,298

72,298,179

+ 10.7

4,091.000,000

+

51,102,000,000

~

Du Bois

Hazel ton

164.516,381

147,764,693

+ 11.3

+

7.9

295,958,678

261,883,246

+ 13.0

12,511,216

+

4.9

144.509,612

132,634,447

+

17,345,412

+ 29.7

258,060,255

206,374,716

1,000.189

1,463,979

6,792.940

[

Delaware—Wilmington

•*••••

+ 13.0

+18.5

13,128,144

;;;;~

45,243.000.000

13,624,373
23,659,128

22,493.592

_

York

New

186,798.512

895,169

+ 12.6

16,149,164

'

I—IT—IT

Wilkes-Barre

258,520,148

25,521.498

~~~

Scranton

'

-

-

4.468,000,000

.

—

6,900,141

3,339,418

16,437,182

15.354.503

+

76,766,953

73.043,654

+

5.1

3,650,050

3,281.1%

4,989,765

5,287,966

3,425,706

—17.4

3,620,497

2,461,102

5,110,762

7.7

4,633,971

4,606,031

13,856.418

+

7.1

1.6

3.9

+ 53.0

5,502,735

+ 25.1

—31.7

+

4,773,725

2,829,363

8.9

3,213,994

7,304,269

■»'

—

\

60,282,234

Total (16 cities)

49,635.087

+ 21.5

584.714,532

470,946,333

+ 24.2

13,591,339

10,143,220

+ 34.0

42.478,808

Jersey—Trenton

9,702,802

41,345,647

+

2.7

167,607,755

427,513,333

+

9.4

9,898,284

8,612,307

+ 14.9

7,754,730

6,064,960

4,319,665,959

+

9.5

53,916,451,865

47,697,789,878

+ 13.0

1,142.053,700

901,830,307

+ 26.6

940,580,559

983,202,311

4,730,949,407

,,

Fourth. Federal Reserve District—Cleveland'

Ohio—Canton

35,822,402

28,882,587

+ 24.0

+ 17.0

8,683,738

5,886,949

+ 47.5

898,895,712

763,160,564

+ 17.8

9,928,712,159

8,516, 752,660

+ 16.6

223,325,046

150,909,248

+ 48.0

162,747,970

170,563,792

1,729,280,230

1,364,041,489

+ 26.8

17,683,828,675

+ 16.5

444,342,403

283,826,484

+

56.6

301,769,863

325,546,183

174,184,100

154,088,200

+ 13.0

+ 11.3

36,428,000

30.025,800

+ 21.3

35,266,000

28,282,900

8,243.981

8,656,641

5,252,628

4,706,877

!

25,151,162

"

43,862,580
25,055,812

108,551,701

"111

Cincinnati
Cleveland

!

.♦•Columbus

" ~~

Hamilton
Lorain

Mansfield

Youngs town
Newark

•

II™

Toledo

Pennsylvania—Beaver County

407,695,330

348, 550,902

6,383,724

1,900,415,800

4.8

99,607,018

85, 680,995

+ 16.3

11.6

60,719,849

53 709,508

+ 13.1

21,602,314

+ 16.1

274,036,005

233, 605,629

+ 17.3

5,755,420

4,499,523

+ 28.2

4,638,437

4,718,549

35,807,212

+ 22.5

422,086,005

368, 968,109

+ 14.4

7,966,901.

7.154,901

+ 11.3

7,045,284

6,722,477

18,234,522

+ 37.4

239,904,273

215, 632,230

+ 11.3

85.051,964

+ 27.6

1,083,742,787

887, 281,134

+ 22.2

346,109,257

256,360,520

+ 35.0

307,568,088

305.861,142

1,072,610,765

738,C54,425

+ 45.2

827,516,206

848,083,767

3,225,411

—

+

2,618,301

+ 23.2

30, 316,976

+ 10.4

2,568,976

1,871,504

+ 37.3

24,954,629

22, 759,502

+

1,615,194,152

Greensburg
Pittsburgh

3,480,564

15,177, 252,645
1,706, 809,200

1,308,498,301

+ 23.4

16,782,418,740

14,754, 868,469

+ 13.7

Erie___

29,280,683

Oil

-

33,468,500

9.6

23,997,184

+

22.0

307,107.962

255, 489,925

+ 20.2

20,222,396

19,172,908

+

5.5

227,062,590

217, 810,860

+

4.2

Kentucky—Lexington

44,354,392

39,058,499

+ 13.G

266,662,945

229, 493,541

+

16.2

West

20,446,862

18,763,534

+

9.0

213,400,146

192 ,009,795

+ 11.1

+ 22.9

49,955,823,413

43,296,992,080

+ 15.4

City

Virginia-—Wheeling
•

Total (17 cities)—

4,789,593,185

i—

.3,898,212,601

•

•

!

Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
nond—
-West

Virginia—Huntington

13,717,315

Richmond
Eeuth Carolina—Charleston

144,885,919

132,998,167

+

2,398,541

+ 18.9

57,420,000

+ 16.9

675,939,000

598,582,000

+ 12.9

14,279,000

11,593,000

+ 23.2

12,958,000

11,650,000

563,519,204

+ 13.1

7,198,764,814

6,438.699,178

+

11.8

157,539,537

131,633,397

19.7

148,565,179

142,119,222

18,607,985

16,631,511

+

11.9

38,034,463

35,244,983

+

1,059,006,748

949,557,484

5,782,367

Columbia

;

+ 23.2

11,134,026

67,121,000

637,514,835

Virginia—Norfolk

4.896.317

409,410,301

354,290,029

2,249,195,014

1,992,693,554

.

Maryland—Baltimore.—
Frederick

% District of Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)_.

*

200,604,190

8.9

2,852,442

177,355,923

+

13.1

7.9

416,123,971

388,696,519

+

12,154,903,802

10,796,546,527

+ 12.6

+

18.1

58.729,876

53,105,927

-+10.6

+

15.6

4,667.883,231

3,890,071,954

+ 20.0

92,565,010

+ 12.9

25,517,834,803

22,476,056,195

+ 13.5

3,676,380

515,958,478

2,830.091

3,364,297

7.1

+ 11.5

+

4,857,867

+ 32.1

4,345,693

+ 19.6

202,816,744

3,764,649
:

243,864,622
f'\v•,*»;.

.:•*•/

203,988,275

4

.

■

.

.,

....

.■*

____L

217,990,881

.

+ 15.8

79,941,896

433.231,489

:

72,468,846

72.916.367

19.1

444,518,759

451,271,210

+

V+nBUth Federal 'Reserve District—Atlanta—
■n

Tennessee—Knoxville
Na'Shville

■«:

.109,304,774

...

-/ 294,780,519
1,141 600,000

19,471,895

3,986, 631,166

3,518,056,260

+

13.3

,84.313,498

58,642,526

7.5

12,910 100,000

11,603,100.000

+

11.3

302,200,000

226,600,000-.

257. 301,921

219,523,524

+

17.2

245 642,942

202,047,291

+ 21.6

207, 622,173

178.858,781

+ 16.1

+33.3'

22,746,020
«

Florida—Jacksonville

19,406,150

+17.2

20,225.663

,

Macon

986 734,427

9.6

+

1,062,200,000

36,961,206

+.15.7
—

326,120,470

.

Columbus
a

94,457,123

_

_

Georgiar—Atlanta
Augusta.j

18,424,313

+

471,839,401

..

9.8

+17.31

402,323,258

850,623,005

5,123 496,379

+

16.0

22,829,706

k 3^529,035

■1. 3!Hl503*:V

44.2

+
.

3,852,924,

5,866,088

4.

+

15,836,213

43.8

19,331,877

74,886,336

,r+ 33.4

252,200,000

18,394,941
!

69,246,955
202,000,000

+

52,2

4,968,621

4,552.632

+

0.5

47308,692

3,755^948

4,247,369.930

+ 20.6

122,476,370

86,790,922

+

41.1

88,850,115

86,343,272

43,592,509

36,058,655

+20.9

408, 114,051

338,562,527

+ 20.5

517,193,758

436,428,820

+18.5

5,583, 465,756

4,842,366,814

+ 15.3

115,077,601

93,567,294

+

23.0

118,327,642

100,679,358

Mobile

35,520,580

28,716,683

+23.7

321,287,559

+ 11.6

7,570,914

7,110,101

+

6.5

7,494.701

7,597,019

Montgomery^

19,852,954

16,883,156

+17.6

221, 891,000

183,086,919

+ 21.2

19,450,000

18,053,000

+

7.7

221, 877,000

197,148,000

+

12.5

+17.3

+

16.2

Tampa

+

Alabama—Birmingham

Mississippi—Hattiesburg

.

Jackson

358 623,321

v

43,569,850

37,144.002

482, 307,106

415,097.228

Meridian
.

6,775,915

6,215.730

+

9.0

77, 835,220

66,283,661

+ 17.4

Vlcksburg

2,820,119

2,302,995

+22.5

26, 388,295

22,689,775

+

16.3

598,187

470,152

+ 27.2

550,713

509,275

612,301,275

567,734,654

+

7.9

6,870, 927,435

6,329,738,922

+

8.6

134,859,325

100,010,923

+ 34.8

132,475,635

112,868,981

3,387,534,543

3,091,940,905

+

9.6

37,968,958,192

33,535,840,196

+

13.2

799,320,724

596,392,558

+ 34.0

702,457,596

606,885.317

+

+ 13.8

1,752,555

1,550,589

+13.0

1,729,413

Louisiana—New

Orleans

__

Total (16 cities)

"

Seventh Federal

Reserve

District—Chicago—

Michigan—Ann Arbor

8,350,888

6,452.686

29,4

80,034,204

2,046,708,194

1,645.979,331

+ 24.4

22,855,272.880

70,325,1.43
19,485,020,385

22,983,731

Detroit

16,398.092

+ 40.2

268,020,639

199,576,520

581,765,302

499,256,596

Flint
Grand Rapids

.

+

34.3

+

16.5

46,550,502

+ 18.2

Jackson

8,808,237

6,740,107

+ 30.7

91,967,421

73.289,448

Lansing

28,955,183

25.552,804

+ 13.3

304,934,210

277,745,522

+

12,800,286

9,708,841

+

31.9

134,350,663

110,911,317

+

8,478.108

+

8.1

123,726,223

99,076,625

+

12,379,925

9,624,463

+

28.6

12,639,169

11.087! 589

5,079,728

4,480,142

+ 13.4

6,151,098

4,898,055

24.9

+

■:

21.1

9,165,166

,

■

__

9.8

Muskegon

.

14.2

55,008,271

Bay City
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary

12.9

+ 25.5
,

___•:

________

29,818,782

26.408,027

+

7,968,432

5,087,104

59,645,645

51,331,899

+ 16.2

664,972,426

595,384,179

239,346,136

22.3

3,063,998,481

2,737,740,867

+ 11.9

66,529,000

62,185,000

South Bend

42,562,557

34,863.558

+22.1

434,462,616

21.2

Terre Haute

16,304,245

13,152,054

4 24.0

157,556,781

139,446,634

+ 13.0

9,710,252
3,905,314

21,477,703

19,441,621

+ 10.5

250,380,312

223,894,525

+ 11.8

334,065,691

275,258.196

+ 21.4

3,733,899,321

5,065,422

4,560,128

+ 11.1

•56,848,885

3,086,988,680
52,679,584

+ 21.0

Oshkosh

Sheboygan

9,391,374

8,199,645

+

14.5

99,985,143

Watertown

"

1,416,225

1,286,403

+

10.1

16,259,862

Wisconsin—Madison
-

Milwaukee

+

/

;

Manitowoc
*

Des Moines

Sioux City
Afflw.

•

:7

20,754,733

.

76,387,322

Peoria.

v,,>

5,939,538

3,748,872,841

35,769,255

6,923~,908

6,203,480

7.0

69,075,000

57,626,000

24.3

780,228,064

704,055,288

0.7

29,285,066
79,854,480

+29.6

^67,650,637

+18.1

40,674,982,668

35,805,922.419

+ 50.9

201.941,508

55,300,282
:

•

_

23,757.574

15,851,390

2,320(431

7,158,583,437

5,937,679,613

+19.8

_

612,914,762

+
-

•

•

.

1.3

<

/

16.9

34,418,101

1,748.279

+13.6

548,974,380

907,788,534

"i)i

+ 15.4

■

11,6

+

22.0'

6,329,833

10.2

20.6

25,501,882

21,302,574

+

19.7

+20,6

,

28.4

+

17.7

31,529,988

32,407,248

15,214,140

18,854,736

1,060,368

,

'

702,705,678
2.732,399

,

78,109,876,232

67,943,544,341

+

15.0

14.896r443.909

13,605,415,859

9.5

347,COO,000

•

.

/ :-■+

853,895,683

77,2

1,572,511

1,292,790

+ 29.2

--4,202,009

742,74^569
3,5741514

r.

11,861.815

13,523,984

+

37.7

5,086,637

+

24.4

6,365,937

3,376,227

+

4.1

•4,587,640

4,418/225'

930,299,540

1,193,650,079

••
.

1-64.9

+

9,574,743

+

28.3

1,107,146,425

976,356;7ei

245,800,000

+

41.4

265,400,000

3,515,719

+

4,107,558

4,267,244

+

+ 30.8

3,586,034

4,841,227

+

/+

.

,,

+

302,837,531
:■«

65,125,804

-

178,113,999

'

63,668,067

29,243,148

/

16,489,693

+15.4

174,948,394 '
^

V

248,197,060,.':

+ 19.6

+ 38.2

12,608,210

4,603,809

■

10.4

-+10.8

) :.

5,629,550
t
«

_•

196,278,090

+26.1

v

1,924,813

—

Sterling—

♦

46,175,250

29.950,247

/

68,2.92,869

3,275,334

10.9

—

58,646.881

.

8,805,021

6.6

+
•

+ 37.5

+ 42.6

67,594,651

93,402,184

+48.8

r

29,665,050/

+19,4

<13,941,372 '

-.18,954,002

*

Rbckford__

184,268,659

7,064,287
2,738,860

8.0

+

1,491,753,381

•'

+

:+..

7.9
.

+

32,246,770

218,838,295

.1,647,354,971

—

3,174,734,930

+

•

15,246,684

.

25.8

*

21,041,442

+

+

92,577,911,
Y

+

':•/

i

358,448,535+

+

4,812,798

___—

Total (31 cities)

*

'

278,547,462

+ 25.7

2,679.209
■

7,093,086
__

318,003,054

+25.0

/

.61,455,010

.

6,235,941

-

-Springfield.

127,307,245'

2.659,733

_

Blownington
•\y. Chicago
<"'■> Detiatur__,

?

16,516,127

160,179,751

_

f Illinois—Aurora

>

2,876.219 -

3,596,111

Iowa—Cedar Rpalds

*

+ 56.6

+ 11.7

292,709,915

_

Indianapolis

.

1.27T.986

17.3

+

13,187,494

/'

•

4,974,061

//;,

Eighth Federal-Reserve Bhtriet—St. Levis—
Missouri—St. Louis

1.302,229,464

*'y Cape Girardeau
v

12,693,836

Independence.,.

Kentucky—-Louisville

-Tennessee—Memphis"___
Clinoij—Jacksonville
--<iuihoy

-+

11.912.G65

1,863,469

9.8

+

1,186,304,931
•

2,169.058

6.6

•

»

■

142.541,133

133,758,070

+16.4

-24.062.006

19,301,711-

+

+

Total a cities>_„




284.OOd.OOB-

24.7

9.0

6,934.397,261

6,097,652,053

515,799,316

*

;

•

•+-• 6.6 "

495,386.403

+ -4:1

5,371,077.425

4,928,942,331

+

9.0

2,086,583

1.826.276

-+14.3

22,405,887

20,771,028

+

9,586,552

8,311,262

+1,53

108,234,680

95,887.956

+ 12.9

2,504,218,051

2,310;876,375

27,499,162;301

24,901,729,008

138,933,272

106,946,503

+ 29.9

109.455,241

102,878,952

79,448,267

+ 29.5

110,187,309

1/773,W7

•4--24.4

2/22T525

433;967,867

•+36.3

487,270,075

117,332.866
100,740.217

7.9

v

659,653,242

■

605,271,369

+

'+"

8.4

+ 13.7.

+

10.4-

2"204,999
591,617,223

'

.,

2,200.128
'

—-.*504,281,211

44

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(240)

-Month of December-

Clearings at—

Inc. or

"

1949

1950

Dec. °lo

Inc. or

1948

1949

Dec. %

1950

1951

Inc.or

Dec. %

$

$•",

1951

Monday, January 15,

.

Week Ended January 6-

-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-

1949

1950

.

.

$

S

Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis—

Minnesota—Duluth

28.994.305

24.714,175

1,261,711,657

1,031,961,693

7,534,404

6,221,298

+ 21.1

470,518,338

Minneapolis

385,315.618

+ 22.1

4,079,870

3,954.222

Rochester
St. Paul

Winona

Fergus
North

'

,

Falls

17.3
22.3

336.543.G49
14,113,814,127

1,288,702

1,183,700
31,903,045

43,892,167

+ 10.9

4,637,000

5,286,000

—12.3

5,673,651

4,872,414

+ 16.4

16,340,363

13,788,956

30,217,831

Dakota—Aberdeen

4,540,802,936

47,004,120
1

13,487,549
351.551,110

+
—

59,763.266

+

S 105*13 5,533

81^027,651

106*4*33,054

92,133;763

7,952,478

5,778,250

+

3,620.884

2*636,223

+ 37.3

4,043,382

3*149,575

+ 28.4

12*047, 111

9^440,735

+ 34.0

4.3

1 +

5.8

62,341,658

y

+ 18.6

185,194,735

174,967,338

26,613,005

+ 13.5

313,012,114

282,283,739

2,886,671

+ 38.8,

17,067,758

+ 16.6

209,237,216

"193,821,382

12,324,690

+ 30.1

173,015,590

•157,146,709

41,898,689

+ 41.8

562,966,392

491,824,701

+14.5

38,648.215

.,

f*

+2*3*8

-

~

37*6

-

34,114,905

„

.

8,401,006

8*7*c"£920

3,285,671

3*3*75,737

"

4,440,207

4,200,673

*

11,09*8,869

;

'

*

+10.1

59.394,026

Great Falls

5.937,482

297,570.992

4.6

—

16,031,440

Montana—Billings

5,943,451
290,997,495

8.1

53,111.000

19,893,857

Huron

+ 28.2

+ 49.5

0.1

13,484,411
50,683,000

'•

4,005,548

Sioux Falls

5,417,187
204,193,222

7.1

V, +

380,098,133

8.9

+

*

Minot

78,055,754

5,184.634,650

6,945,614
"305,238,681

+ 8.8
+11.2
+
5.2
+14.2

309,338,568

„

12,696,801,286

82,111.487

...

3.2

+

35.378,102

Dakota—Fargo

Grand Forks
South

+
+

>

+ 10.9
.

+13.3

-

-

+

8.0

'

Helena

'*

9,426T,693

'

Lewiston

•

Total (16 cities).

'*'■

2.384,398

1,968,089,492

+ 33.3

1,789,356

1,611,781,490

23,967,983

21,200.345

22.1

21,776,757,480

'

+"13.1

19,502,162,755

+

•

.

311,642,843

+ 43.0

504,107

445,583,683

+ 11.7

+ 88.9

*

—

421,408,260

430,600,353

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City-

Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
Omaha

+ 47.9

2,256,900

31,018*191

34.201,840
389 117,969

351 595,412

6,833, 253,981

5,911, 094,223

+

952,357

478,294

8,271,234

6,734,814

+ 22.8

153,474,710

99,125,514

+

+

632,659

737,667

7,152,001-

7,614,781

534,099,643

+ 28.7

2,969,708

2,622.637

+ 13.2

1,480,424

Parsons

133,259,002

117,422,882

54.8

687,380,211

Kansas—Manhattan

751,527

595,756

+ 42.2

1*0*7

+ 15.6

27,925,238

2*1*2

+ 22.5

680,244

3,339,093
37,583,309

Lincoln

1,240.052

+

19.4

15, 958,800

16, 603,933

37,341,537

+,

6.8

424, 264,395

376 635,083

+ 12.6

7,933,480

7,408,745

+

7.1

7,027,033

593

,639,619

+ 20.4

17,103,099

11,507,808

+

62.8

15,716,370

+ 11.4

33, 012,745

+ 10.0

30, 017,483

3.9

—

>

Topeka

39,863,836

Wichita

71,387,267

27.338,360

+ 24.5

715 026,707

7,506,369

6,237,117

+ 20.3

77 512,868

69 ,557,484

1,511,388,300

1,353,694,346

+ 11.7

16,707 120,463

15,147 ,198,256

+ 10.3

394*14*9,418

250,936,366

+ 57.1

355,138,096

61,021,688

51,391,825

+ 18.7

596 338,412

537 ,191,889

+ 11.0

13,793,558

9,700,540

+ 42.2

11,213,134

2,504,967

2,247,702

+ 11.4

22 267,215

19 883,913

+ 12.0

1,702 616,305

+ 11.9

2^07,844

+ 16.5

3,151,181

1*9*72,624

2,006,761

+ 50.3

2,538,818

2,170,245

390,910,793

+ 54.1

520,537,930

529,659,011

Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
Joseph
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado
St.

i

195,808,850

1,905 ,772,715

+ 16.9

167,508,600

13,285,483

10,116,205

+ 31.3

135 ,568,872

121 ,219,314

+ 11.8

529,387,835

455,050,968

+ 16.3

5,175 420,860

9,470,539

+ 34.3

107 ,823,196

+ 24.4

-3*015,4*29

3,177,686,550

2,721,634,622

+ 16.8

33,995,582,664

30,188,422,208

+ 12.6

602,295,938

8.2

437,254,607

369,143,788

+ 18.5

8,728,731

9,273,534

7.0

247,202,554

+ 17.9

347,296,787

2567384,844

349,160,840
13,403,632

+ 17.9

14,451,331,685

209,717,282
12,259,102,374

Springs

Denver
Pueblo.

Total (15 cities)

13,480,147

+ 15.4

12,779,210

5,972, 010,342
134 155,340

7,108,546

-

2,922,409
-

-•

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-

36,331,608

Beaumont
Dallas

33,587,504

+

21,438,120

<

23,040,891

—

1,375,558,093

1,069,846,386

+ 28.6

'v

••

■

Texas—Austin

'W;4

El Paso

138,456,583

112,565,174

+ 23.0

1,391,789,243

1,166,765,291

145,099,477

115,837,866

+ 25.3

1,451,447,702

1,233,531,764

+

17.7

31,274,122

27,456,000

+ 10.6

319,725.000

207.847 noo

+

7.3

6,099,000

6,142,000

1,197,383,259

973,174,313

+ 23.0

11,922,307,013

7,705,796

6,422,010

+ 20.0

72,675,850

10,488,302,223
75,133,879

21,356,949

20,271,185

310,48 <,474

258.133,000

+ 32.6

23,579,064

30,372,000

7,634,458

8,019,229.

35.5

30,620,892

27,751,777

0.7

5.864,000

5.298,000

3,328,977

+

+ 19.3

Ft. Worth
Galveston

5.9

—

Houston

-

Port Arthur

Wichita Falls

5.4

+

260,420,472

+ 13.7
3.3

—

5,552,341

4,640,087

+19.7

5*169,573

6.4

11^151,3 42

9,340,429

+ 19.4

8,749,206

9,022,924

+ 16.0

410,102,323

309,359,958

+ 32.6

368,906,474

309,169,136

211,245,899

+ 23.3

6,590,640

5,206,243

+ 26.6

69,611,874

55,616,673

+ 25.2

51,520,283

46,855,040

+ 10.0

526,187,564

494,676,934

3,031,81^,808

Texarkana

2,434,262,612

+ 24.6

31,149,953,564

26,861,083,107

...

Louisiana—Shreveport
Total (11 cities)..

-

—

'

+

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—

Washington—Bellingham

6,270,013

5,487,623

+ 14.3

68,043,408

64,087,519

+

6.2

G30,548,582

504,116,533

+ 25.1

6,909,036,525

5,794,612,498

+

19.2

146,013,5*86

103,470,453

+ 41.1

94,921,142

17,246,490

13,658,445

+ 26.3

189,602,890

177,711,765

+

6.7

4,216,373

2,799,682

+ 50.6

3,746,407

Idaho—Eoise

35,785,505

34,059,891

+

5.1

383,400,447

339,331,790

+ 13.0

Oregon—Eugene

i

10,255,000

7,569,000

+

35.5

113,241,000

95,810,000

637,771,869

648,839,448
11,895,484

1.7

7,990,764,037

7,213,848,773

Seattle

Yakima

i

1

Portland

Utah—Ogden

16,052,871
313,743,112

Salt Lake City

Arizona—Phoenix

—

+ 35.0

149,991,295
3,094,829,024

80,788,088

Berkeley
Long Beach

K

67,135,222

+ 20.3

791,095,048

36,439t459

—15.6

272,024,215

300,271,025

+ 17.6

32,157,728

*27,338,645

318,486,939

294,126,493-

64,448,391

+

21.0

809,200.186

684,326,423

146,756,098'

69,3/1,639

57,812,804

16,186,144

+ 21.0

215,472,937

197,248,272

+

3.1

577,019,097

513,793,328

+ 12.3

12,234,905

54,757,735
10,791,350

11.602,253

1,858,164,140

—

+ 14.1

2,117,663,824

—'

f 18.2

19,589,527

Pasadena
—

San Francisco

162,675,792.

+ 31.9

9.4

77,982,383
—

Riverside

+ 23.0

54~344",154

9.3

+
—

53,070,486

Modesto

118,603,747

7~L673,177

21.6

+

+ 10.4

723,606,696

30.755,990

—

California—Bakersfield

145,845,607

+10.8

2,804,343,707

5,101,402

18.2

+

123,326,765

+17.6

266,849,780

112,855,751
W:

San1 Jose

—

13.4

124,542,681
21,982,688,603

19,512,663,849

+

17,539,142

12,320,624

+ 42.8

13,980,956

12,908,277

11^216,202

+

15.1

107626,285

9,925,184

12.7

415,504,379

340,875.965

+

21.9

448,258,495

419,012,404

+ 16.7

109,139,961

+ 14.0

8.3

+

9.2

+

59,709.328

56,652,312

+

12,049,386

10.008,393

+ 20.4

1*.655,152

11,112,071

Santa Barbara

23,519,626

231,055,105

206,230,682

+ 12.0

5,855,463

3,917,008

+ 49.5

5,436,105

4,777,829

44,885,992

20,359,568
37,581,852

+ 15.5

Stockton

+ 19.4

470,311,234

412,295,099

+

14.1

9,568,398

7,350,760

+ 30.2

7,841,153

8,693,549

4,220,031,319

3,742,329,022

+ 12.8

45,345,703,773

40,127,960,755

+ 13.0

841,224,188

664,906,983

+ 26.5

830,513,131

787,649,351

80,057,341,151

70,801,905,553

+ 13.1

850,148,720,113

756,362,436,334

+12.4

17,594,082,755

13,926,771,169

4 23.3

15,107,225,697

14,692,853,004

41,299,505,355

35,699,923,010

+ 15.7

450,840,085,766

397,517,30.9,248

*77^4

8,592,096,122

6,502,685,759

32.1

7,434,785,153

7.247,793,698

Total (19 cities)

Grand total

(184 cities)

Outside New York
a

Now

included in

Newark, N. J.

5.4

654,899,102

561,186,110

Foreign Exchange Rates

Redemption Galls and Sinking Fend
Below will be

•

EXCHANGE

RATES

CERTIFIED

BY

JANUARY

5,

FEDERAL

1951

RESERVE

JANUARY

TO

Noon Buying

Country and Monetar y Unit

Jan. 5

BANK

11,

In

Jan. 6

Bank

J

Notes

953125

deutsche

$

.133333*

.0705000=

•

2.230079

*0194750
-0194750
7

of,

rupee

—

Tennessee

General

.

v

.953125

.951875

Islands,

peso

.208500

.020060

.0200600

.0200600

Uruguay,

franc

South

.144938*

.144938*

.00285625

.00285625

-

.0028

1';;
"

provisions.

TENDER

OF

Pictures

Date

-

Associates, 1st
3%% due

m+ge. &
1974___

series,

Corp.,

stock

common

mortgage

Coal.

Iron

&

RR.

Page

collateral
:
Jan'22
.Jan 19
.Jan

•-

.

+2482

26

9

23

107

Co.—

.233379
?

.238379*

.208700

.115707

.115707

.262425

.262466

2.771761

2.771039

2.771039

Closed

/

.140154*

1

.140154*

.115640
*

.262440
2.771039

.140154*

.140154*

.140154*

.496250

.496250

.496250

,0349000

.0349000

.0349000

.0348821

.328500

,328500

.328500

.328500

.193269-

.193269*

.193269*

.193269*

.233400

.233291

.233390.

A

.496250

1

"
\

Africa, pound

2.783750

2.799804

Closed

*

2,783750

2.799335

2.798750-

'.233500

.561797*+

.561797*+

.561797-' +




Carolina,
1st

.425531* +

&

'

"

'

convertible

Refining

Central

Illinois

mortgage

Central

1st

Clinchfield

mortgage

preference

>

Date

Page

.—Feb

Maine

and

gen.

4%

Ohio

&

Ry.—
A

Cincinnati

&

Gas

bonds,

3%

Power

15

+2477

_u_Feb

1

101

Feb

1

1

,

due

Terminal

.\

.

1965

Mar

1

*

Feb

Co.—

mortgage

y.l*

—Jan

stock

1

102

Co.—

series,

bonds,

mtge.

Union

first

;

bonds,, series

E)ectric

6

Co.—

due

1975

debs., due

.

.

.

series L 3V2%, due

Champion Paper & Fibre Co., Z'/c

1970

.

Feb

1

102

1965—___Jan

15

"*+2479

Feb

1

+2125

bds.-Feb

1

Co.—

bonds,

2.783750

series

E.

clue

1969

2.798750

Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.—
1st and refunding mortgage, series of 1990, 3%

Chicago

&

.658327*t
v

REDEMPTION

Chicago,

2.798750

•

peso

.425531*+

t

Oil

.233033

2.783750

.658327* +

tApplication depends upon
type of merchandise.

_Jan

20-year 3% sinking fund debentures, due 1965
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
1st mortgage bonds,
3Va %>: series, due 1970

33/a%

2.783750

peso

cumulative

Ashland

r

1st
■

,658327*t

.425531*+

1951

$4.50 cumulative convertible preferred stock
American Investment Co. of Illinois—

.208700

.262425

.328500

due

Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—

.238379*

.20870

.115707

.496250

gold bonds,

mortgage

Company and Issue—

5%

^

.238379*
,208700

•

*

peso

•Nominal.

2nd

PARTIAL

.0200600

*

.658327*1

Uruguay,

1st

.208500

.00285625

.0349000

Kingdom, pound sterling

Uruguay,

redemption,

.951250

.208500

.193269*

United

for

called

sinking fund

under

England Theatres, Inc.—
bonds, due 1958

.0544060

.208500

Sweden, krona

.

Poll-New

.0194343

.952031

-14493®*

2.772277
'

—

Settlements, dollar

of

Paramount

2.230079

.0194375

262400

,

Union

called

Fuel

&

bonds,

.0199714

.115723

guilder

krone

Switzerland,

trust

Gas

.0544060

.144938*

.208700

Portugal, escudo
Straits

stocks

NOTICE

Eastern

.0708333*

2.230079

*0194750
.0194760

.0544060

V.:

'

238379*

Zealand, pound

Philippine

list of corporate bonds, notes,

a

Company and Issue—

.200000*

.133333*

is:
S'

.00285625

franc

mark

-

Norway,

those

V

Jan. 11

.200000*

-

Netherlands,

found

common

ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."

Jan.10

.144938*

(Metropolitan),

India, Dominion

New

including

.0199696

.0200600

krone

peso

and

the

Jan. 9

2.230660

.208500

Czechoslovakia, koruna

Mexico,

preferred

1930

.

-

Germany,

OF

$

.0196875

dollar

France

ACT

Money

v?

Closed

.0544060

Ceylon, rupee

Denmark,

TARIFF

.0199750

Brazil, cruzeiro

Canada,

UNDER

The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬

Jan. 8

$

2.231075

franc

TREASURY

INCLUSIVE

United States

Parent,a!
Australia, pound

1951,

TO

Rate for Cable Transfers in New York

Value

.200S00.
Belgium,

+

JNot available.

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

*

.

.658327*+

4Va 7e

.561797*+

.561797*+

Deerfield

.425531*+

.425531*+

33/i%

Western

1st

Indiana

mortgage,

RR.

Packing Corp.—
sinking fund debentures,

Firemen's

Insurance
'

"

Co.
'

Co.—

series D, skg.
•

1

*' ';

+2218
.

due

1962_„

N. J.—
'

*

•

1

'

___Feb

1

Wph

1R

.

+2219

.

of Newark,
J

.

fd. bds., due 1962_Mar

,

i

.

,2

•:

*

*

,

45

(241)
Company and Issue—

Date

Fraser Cos., Ltd.,
4%%, $100 par,
Power & Light Co.—

cum.

Kansas

preferred stock-Jan

,

15-year
Sun

3%%

Ray

Textile

9

Feb

15

106

1

10>

fund

debentures, due

1961

Feb

1
1

2nd

cumulative

convertible

preferred

ENTIRE

Company and

Issue—

stock

Loans

Loans—net

and

ISSUE

Loans
Date

Corp.,

5% cumul.
Union Terminals Co.—

Cleveland

CALLED

*

preferred

stock—Feb

B,

5 r>, 'due

Series.C, .4%%, due

,

Firth

Carpet

Co.,

International
6%

5%

1977

cumulative

Apr

convertible

Resistance

preferred

1
17

stock

Jan

31

Series A 6%%
cumulative preferred stock
Mar
1
Monsanto Chemical
Co., cum. preference
stock, series B_Jan 23
Cement :Co., preferred
stock______—_:.—-Feb
1
Union Lumber Co. of San

•

Gen.

Pacifjc RR. Co.—

mtge. 4%%

,* Announcement

r

Francisco, prior pfd. stock—Feb

in

this

series

issue.

$2383

•'« $2225,

1

*

S.

Other

Inc. ( + ) or
dec. (- -)
1951

Assets—

.

1951

20,704,404
for

F.

1950

165,999

588,815

21,293,219

+

1,587

+

S.

164,412

+

Govt,

+

45,153

3,287

+

715

+

.

1,111,864

—

—

'

—

14,675.151

,

:

4,674.375

Due

loans

from

F.. R.

and

Uncollected

of

cash

Bank premises
Other assets

Total

securities

other

20,537,565
i

banks—

items

105,920

+

50,400

20,461,390

foreign banks

Notes

+

3,055,616
6,336,450
14,114,451

—

2,231,560

-

—

63,259

+

2,207,222
14

—

18914

+

1,086,384

+

+
—

40,083

+

126

96,126

——

+

6,529

45,688,307

Reserve

notes

*

Member
U.

1,242,637

23,341,139

'

29,558
683,167

+

6,213

—

1,057

+

1,048,885

bank—reserve

17,502 212

188,730

273,839

"''Total

i

Capital Accounts—
Capital' p.ald in__

Other

ances'

purchased

trial

to

.

+

American
$5

299,362

1,247,276

+

675

—

2,877

prior

$4.50

'

+

13,803

21,849

+

45,688,307

\

3~964

1,242,637

—

4%%

1,319

377

1—

3,273
190'

preferred

921

+

+

1,048,885

50.4%

for

0.5%

—

5.4 %

accept¬

foreign

preferred

Company,

2,964

+

15,571

2,445

1,243

+

483

reporting member
System in leading cities

following

principal

changes

for

the

week

ended Jan.

928

Camden

+,

3

+

Feb.

Commercial,

industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
$53,000,000 in New York City, and decreased
$14,000,000
in the St. Louis District and
$12,000,000 in
the Chicago District; the net increase at
all reporting
member banks was $20,000,000.
Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or
carrying United States Gov¬
securities decreased $178,000,000.

Holdings of Treasury notes increased $719,000,000 and
of

Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
$787,000,000, reflecting the exchange of the last
outstanding issue of certificates of indebtedness for a

creased

Holdings

$291,000,000 in New York
000 in the

of

Treasury bills decreased
City, and increased $54,000,-

Chicago District; there was a net decrease of
$308,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Demand

deposits adjusted decreased $354,000,000 in
New York City,
$66,000,000 in the Philadelphia District,
and $43,000,000 each in the
Atlanta District and the Chi¬
cago District outside of

Chicago.




United States Govern¬

1-27

1-

$50c

4-27

4-

9

7-27

7-

9

2-

5

1-19

1-29

12-29

269

+

245

Z-ZZZZ

10c

I

$$3.50

preferred

(s-a)

com.

pfd.

Electric

basis

(quar.)

10)

Southern

5%

preferred

City

4%

+ $1.50

common

2nd

4%

3rd

;

Atlas Powder

Co.,

Atlas

Ltd,

Steels.
Tack

Corp,

Mfg.

Class

2

Inc..

prior

9

$2.25

1-15

Co.

50c

1-17
1-17

2-

1

1-

7-

&

6-26

7-

5

6-26

A

$3

prior

1-

3

9

$1.12 %

2-

1

1-

9

3-

1

1-31

3-

1

1-31

1

1-15
1-26

2-

1

12-29

1-15

12-21

1

1-

4

Chicago
Chicago

1

1-

4

Stock

2-

1

2-

1

1-

4

1-

4;

12-20
1-

5

1-17

2-

1

1-19

2-

1

1-

1

1-19

1

1-19

1-16

$1.50

1-15

12-29

1-15

12-29

Foods,

Inc.

&

Cleveland,

(quar.)

40c

1-20

1-

12-18

Hats,

Extra
Class

10c

2-

9

2-

1

1-29

1-22

1-19

common

Bliss

Bon

(E.
Ami

Boston

Bower

Bowes

common

W.)

Co.

Company,

Edison

Co.

Trust

(N.

(one

the

annual

Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd.

2-

1

1-15

2-

1-10

1

2-

}50c

1-15

12-15

1-25

1-15

12-29

1-31

1-15

1-31

1-15
1-15
12-29

1-20

1-10

1-15

12-31

1-15

12-31

125C

1-15

12-31

10%

—

1-29
1-23

110c

2-

1

1-10

1-26

12-18

1-26

12-18

1-15

12-

4-16

3-

7

7-16

6-

8

3-12

2-13

45c

2-15

1-15

6

________

St.

1

1-20

3-

1

2-15

6-

1

5-15

9-

1

8-15

35c

2-

1

10c

quar.)

2-

1-15

1-

1-31

1-12

1-31

1-12

12%%

2-1

1-5

1-15

5

Louis

share

for

each

to

be

held

on

preferred (quar.)

1-15

1-

2

_

2-

6-

1

5-1

9-

1

8-

1-31

1

Extra
Gas

>

1-10
1-10

1-31

1-10

1-31

1-10

2-15

"

System, Inc.—

quarterly

Columbia

Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)"_
Combined Enterprises, Ltd., 5% preferred
Combustion Engineering-Superheater, Inc.—

Quarterly
Commodore

1-31

1-31

$25c

20c

ZZJZZ

...

$25c

$25c

common......

■

*

v,

1

1-15

$25c

'

Preference

;

1-15

1

$40c

_

1

3-

$20c

Quarterly

,2-

$40c
$40c

Coghlin (B. .J.) Ltd. (quar.)_
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd.,

Columbia

$1.75
6C

(increased quar.)__

11.06%

2-15

$$1.25

1-15

75C

1-20
2-

1

12-22

Ltd.
Commonwealth

Inc.

(quar.)_______.

Edison

Co.

"(quart711111-111

Commonwealth International Corp., Ltd.—
Fifth and final payment for this

1-26

12-

12 %C

1-16

12-29

$%C

Hotel,

Commoil,

'2-26

2-

2-

1

1-12

12-30

40c

8

'

9

4c

1-15

IOC

1-15
1-15

12-31

Concord

60c

1-15

1-

5

1 16

6%
preferred (quar.)__
.Concord Gas (New Hampshire)

$1.50

1-15

1-

5

75c

.

12-31

5c

1-12

1-

2-15

1-12

25c

2-15

2-

25c

2-

2

year

.

(quar.)

,

com.

5

Community Frosted Foods Co.—
1st participating
preferred...:
Participating

2-28

10c

—

—

(quar.)
class A

1-25

1-

Ry.

Quarterly

Extra
9

1

17.

1

3-

5*

2-

$1.25

Texas Pacific

meeting

2-

15c

1-

Co.—

eight held)
Subject to the approval of the stockholders

1

1-18

1

$1.25

3-

•*1-18

I

Co
RR.

new

Clinton; Water Works, 7%
Coast
Breweries
(quar.)

1

1-15

2-

Y.)

1

1

1-15

1

25c

(quar.)

Co.

dividend

1

1

1

2-

40c

(quar.)

2-

$5

2-

2-

1- 2

5c

(s-a

2-

2-

1-15

$1.25

1

75c

12-29
12-30

$1.25

1

tlOc

(reduced)-

(quar.)

Roller Bearing Co
Company, Ltd., class A (quar.)—_—
Mines, Ltd. (interim)

Bralorne

Co.

preferred

at

12-30

1-15

1-15

$2

3-

50c

—-—-

(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)
Holdings Corp

Blauner's

Electric

3-

$1.25

—

______—

A

.

Binks
Blair

5%

1-15

45C

25c

(s-a)__

t$l

$3

(quar.)_

—j

$1.18

$2

$50c
:

15c
—

(quar.)

1-10

1

25c

common

Stock

1-10

10c

10c
——.—

Water

Ltd.;

Ry.,
Clinton

43%c

(quar.)—

2-

2

56V4C

Mfg. Co. (increased)
Cincinnati, Chicago &

Increased

(quar.)

Saco

15c

(quar.;

(quar.)
(increased

1-15

50c

(s-a)

1

(quar,)

(quar.)

1-25

12-30

1-22

15c

preferred

10c

1-15

2-15

20c

preferred

Clarostat

1-15

2

1-15

25C

Oil

New Orleans &

Stores

1-15

2

8

1-31

1

(quar.)

1-25

50c

8

1-

87 %c

preferred

5%

11-

1-15

50%

Cotton

preferred

5%

2-15

3-

share.

Cincinnati

City

1

1-31
1-31

3-31

Quarterly
Quarterly
Chrysler Corp,

15c

f$l

—

;

(quar.)

Biltmore

one

$1.50

(quar.)

Works

prior preferred
Beneficial Corp., com.

Best

ing
new

5%

3-

plus $5 lor each remain¬
share held after issuance of

Gas»&

2-

50c
70c

1

1-31
2-

1

1

1-10

50c

3-20

9

7%

tl2J/2c

2-15

1-31

Conn

110c

1-15

12-20

3-

...

1

12-29

1-

Corp. (quar.)____
Molded Products

Inter-Terminal

2-

1-15

dividend

Chlckasha

4%

2-

2-

(quar.)

Cincinnati

5-15

1

1-31

common

(N.

Cincinnati

2-15

5-31

1

Corp.,

3

2-28

2-

Bank

preferred

2-

1-15

Co.

Y.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
3V2%

50c

1-10

3-

10%

1

2-28

(quar.)__

45c

common

Iron

Biddeford

National

2-

Products, Inc.—

Co.

preferred

Jan.

(quar.)

Belmont

wlatch

Chase

1-10

2-

15c

Products

Central Republic Co.
Chain Store Investment

Ltd.—

(quar.)

Ben'-Hur

preferred

Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
Central Kansas Power, 4%% pfd.

4V2 %

50c

25C

;

(quar.)__
(quar.)

2

1-20

~25c

(monthly)

(quar.)

3-

9-17

$1.25

25c

Building

Steel

2-

6-18

10-15

Y.)

Light & Power Co.

$1.50

——

pfd.

(N.

Ohio

56V4C

——.

1st

Co.

Ohio

1-15

3-19

$10c

(one share for each 7 held)

Hollywood
Monthly
Monthly

t$l

$6

Trust

Central

30c

______

Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing
Quarterly
Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)_—

$6

Stock dividend

&

Central

10c

Bell

Benrus

Bank

12-15

1

12-18

7-16

20c

(quar.)

12-15

75c

______

Co.,

Co., Ltd.,

$1.75

Gas

1-15

2-

12-29

1-15

37 %c

(quar.)

1-15

1-12

1-15

25c

1-25

$1.12%

12-29

25c

Hanover

:"• 1-

12-29

1

$.1.12%

(quar.)_

(quar.)

Central

1

2-28
2-

Co.—

&

$1

-—______

preferred

preferred

&

(quar.)

common

Electric

$1

Apartments,

Beaver Lumber

Scott

preferred
Corp.,

1-24

75c

(year-end)

Arts

Plrie,

4(4%

Sugar Co.

$25c

(quar.)
(quar.)—

common..;

Corporation

Carson,
Celotex

Aguirre

1

—

Baystate

Carolina Clinchfield & t)hio Ry. (quar.)_"I
Carolina Power & Light Co., common
Carrier Corp., common (stock
dividend)
4%
preferred (quar.)_
i__

Central

1-25

$$1

$10c

I
7
_~__I

Central

2-

12-22

4-16

1-15

1-17

1-15

$$1.12%

Co., common

•Common

1-20

$$1.75

(quar;)

B

4

1-15

1-2

2%

__

(quar.)

1-25

1

(quar.)

(quar.)

Paper

preferred

Western Lumber

1-15

1-29
1-31

<

Common

1-31

2-

(quar.)
&

1

$2.25

2-

common.—

common.'.iU.i.

Power

1-

37%c

(s-a)

Co.,

Co.,

Ry. ordinary (year-end)
preference (final)
Refractories Ltd.—

1st

$40c

$$1.75

non-cum.

4V2%

—93%c

preference
preferred

conv.

$$4

(year-end)

com.

Pacific

Canadian

1-

4%

$1

Extra

Class

Canadian

1-

20%

—

preferred

Bathurst

7%

1-17

12-15

(year-end)

Industries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)

$1.08%

dividend)

__L—:

Oil

B

Canadian

$1

_____

preferred
(quar.),

preference

$4

1-29

$1

—_

Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., com. (quar.)—
Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada, Ltd.

Basin

12-30

$$4

A

Class

1-15

30c

Bankers

7%

12-29

1-15

37V2c

$2.50

pfd. A (quar.)
(resumed)
(increased quar.)______—

$2.25

Rubber

Barcalo

1-15

Canadian

$2

(quar.)_

Company, 6%

Extra

5

25c

(quar.)—

Co.,

preferred

Baldwin

$$1.50

1-

common.

4%

convertible

Mfg.,

6%

&

1-10

$22 %C

1-12*

22%c

—

Nichols

1-10

1

Ltd.—

75c

(quar.)

1

2-

(quar.)

Securities,
(year-end)

$1.12%

(quar.)

(stock

1-10

2-

$$1.25

(quar.)

1-15

$15c

(quar.)

Quarterly
$1.20

5

$$1.12%

.

preferred (quar.)—

co*i

1

pfd.

Investments,

Central

(quar.)—:

12-30

2-

Ltd.

1-26

$25c

preferred, series B
Plywood Corp. (quar.)

Austin

1-

$1.12%

;

(s-a)__

preferred

12-30

1-16

$32c

General

75c

(quar.)

Refining Co.,

12-27

1

$25c

(quar.)
*

5c

(quar.)

preferred

1

General

5%

(quar,)—
preferred (quar.U—__1

2-

2-

-

"=

(quar.)

$1.50

common

12-20

Fairbanks-Morse, 6%

20c

preferred

4%

4.35%

1-15

Power—

Electric,

12-31
12-30

1-25

$12 %c

(s-a)

Co.,

1-31*
1-15

$15c

I

Corp., Ltd

$50c

preferred

-.

(quar.)

preferred

Atlantic

Holders

75c

Corp. (extra)
Telephone Co., Ltd.—

preferred

Atlantic

When

Payable of Rec.

$1.25

Constable

5%

1-31

1-31

rt

$30c

Ltd

Power

Ry.

2-15

25c,.

Foundries,

Bronze

»

-

Co.—

semi-annual

Northern

Class

$1.75

.a-

preferred

12-31

Canadian

.

(quar.)

conv.

convertible

12-31

..',62%C

Canada Western Cordage
Co., Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Canadian
Bakeries, Ltd

$1.25

(quar.)

1-15
1-15
2-15.

Canadian

1

;

12-31

'

share)

per

Common

I.

12-31

1-15

$1.50
common

Refrigerating & Terminal
Iron

Canada

(s-a)

,

1-20

62 %C

Canada

Per

(quar.)

common

1-15

40C

(quar.)_

1

$1.75

Co.,

2-

$1.17%

Canada

9

75c

I

at $50

15

Increased

107

—

5%

page

(s-a)——______

Steel, 4%%

Associated

Beaux

creased

9

Canadian

—

(quar.)

f preferred

s

4%%
Arnold

Atlas

25,042
indus¬

9

7-

(quar.)_
(being called for redemption

preferred

$1.50

dividend

Argus Corp., Ltd., com:non__
4%%
conv + redeemable
prpf.

Atlas

R.

9

4-

(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred

5%

—
■

1-

4-27
7-27

Co.—

$4.70
preferred
(quar.)
California Packing Corp.,

853

—

32,410

quar.)

3.75%

1

issue.

(initial

preferred

4.50%

2" 2 30

3: Decreases of
$182,000,000 in loans, $378,000,000 in holdings of United States Government secur¬
ities, $394,000,000 in demand deposits
adjusted, $377,000,000 in United States Government
deposits, and $269,000,000 in
borrowing, and an increase of $921,000,000 in de¬
mand deposits credited to domestic banks.

note

quarterly

Anderson, Clayton & Co.
Anglo Huronian, Ltd

27,543

111,226

The. condition statement of
weekly
banks of the Federal Reserve

new

+

Power

preferred (quar.)
California Oregon Power
6%

+

26*

___!

Co

Electric

12-28

$50c

$3

7%

394*

—

'+

-

Products
:
6% .prior preferred (quar.)
Anchor Steel &
Conveyor Co

1,015,463

Condition Statement of Member Banks

holdings

194

+

California

12-28

1-15

1-27

$50c

Butterfly Hosiery, Ltd., .7%

85

Corp.

Post

Baldwin

ernment

1,466

(

Corp

a

preferred

Anchor:

4%%
+

+

510,022

L

the

Bush

229

1-15

"11

3,091

+

285*

+

25c

Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—-

Amoskeag

Avco

shows

+

Share

preferred
(quar.)
American Woolen Co.. 7%

625,512

+

re¬

on

make

loans

540,167

44,813,177

a

certificate

correspondents

230,094

504,917

—

—

711

226,339

13b)

Contingent liability

6,844

6,445

—

serves, to deposit and F.
note liabilities combined

Commitments

+-

111*

::

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.,

accounts

gold

21,254

"

Total liabilities &
cap; accts.
of

.2,518,097

—

7)___..

(Section

capital

Ratio

18,947,496

—

1

now

common

Armco

1

items.-.
inch accrued divs.

flection

84,442

315,090

availability

liabilities

Surplus;
Surplus

265*

8

1-15

12-28

15c

common

Terminal

1-

1-15

$50c

preference

common,..

B

District).

\

5%

17,816

_

Total deposits

on

816,536

272.604

857,590

__________

Stock

Appalachian

acct.

___.

Deferred

93,466

acct..

Treasurer—gen.
Foreign j
1

"Other liab.,

202,903

:

S.

Other

B

Class

Class

1

1-31

10c

common

Class

5,811

+

11,221

Service Co., $3 preferred
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
American Viscose- Corp.—
New

Liabilities—

Deposits:

B

6,866

+

$1
Phenolic

2-

5

$50c

—

—

—

(bi-monthly)

Republics

2-26

IIIII

787

15

Extra

American

2,490,825

+

Co.

American

■

109,127

24

,

186,529
3,215 259

assets

Federal

-

American

Total U. S. Govt, securitiesTotal

—

News

1-

3-14

90c

;

308*

—

t

1-17

50c

(quar.)

preference

■

53,607

"

_—

Bonds

pfd.

A

preference

72

1

1-15

$50c

A

719

2-

35c

5c

A

on

Name of Company

12-29

IIIII

(quar.)
Ltd., class

Class

—

51,248

(Continued from

1,241

1-15

(quar.)

Co.,

Class

2

15,576
3*.

B

&

4,218

DIVIDENDS

25,579

12-29

25c

preferred

1,431

.

deposit accounts, except
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,

24,031

—

1

$$1.50

'

Extra

American
.'

Certificates

6%

+

—

469

40,742

securities:

Bills

Notes

Class

Burns

—

2,874

(San Francisco

12-30

2-

$2 par)

on

Brooklyn Union Gas Co., 5%

18

+

1,409

figures revised

1-18

JlOc

Shoe Co., $3.69 preferred
(quart)___
Budget Finance Plan, Inc., class A (quar.)__

378*

—

894

___

and

(initial

common

—
—

2

Iron

—

'

13,003

banks

week
27

New

deposits:

1,900,285

45,849

72.888

advances

Industrial loans
U.

_

319,502
and

*Dec.

(E. & G.)

1,941,027

R.
r__

reserves—r_

gold ctf.

Other cash

Discounts

239

1-

12-28

Ltd.—

Telephone Co.—
6% 2nd preferredf
(quar.)__
Brockton Gas Light Co

933

+

Jan. 11,

.

'

Total

+

9

1.

demand

during

10

—

6,501

_

banks

Interbank

since

+

1

21,558

__________

domestic

1-15
1-31

-

Co.7 Ltd".—

Ry.

Products," Ltd."

(quar.)

Canadian

certificates

Redemption fund
notes ___J
i

Jan. 3,

151

9,268

■___

Government deposits——

to

+

a___

indebtedness

deposits adjusted—^
deposits, except government

Debits

Jan. 10.

Gold

of

Foreign banks
Borrowings

dollars)

15

33,296
2,470

_

demand

239

+

5,877

securities—Total

___

93 %c

10-15

Columbia

190

+

—

510

certificates

with

Interbank

v.

*

—

14

-t-

5,280

bills

Domestic

Reserve Banks Combined
of

'.

—

Demand

Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
thousands

loans

notes

178

—

1-15

12-30

Brown

_

U.S.

4,003

+

:

■

174

Reserve with Federal Reserve
Banks
Cash in vault

'

'

Power,

576

Liabilities—

»'

(In

512

1,066

securities

Time

i

obligations

bonds—.

Balances

Columbia
A

1

1-15

American

__

v,

purchasing or carrying:
obligations

Government

U.

20

+

pur-

to banks

S.

British
Class

1

2-

t40c

6,744

6,811

British

11-

40c

2%%

Forest

•

4-14
7-14

JlOc

(s-a)

Columbia

Brooke

for

Electric

preferred

British

■

securities

estate

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

$Volume-172.

-f

,

A, due 2014—-May

for

Columbia

5%

1
1

tlOc

oroinary
ordinary

for

+

147

agricultural

dealers

Ltd.,

receipts

+

^ 182

Government

loans

U.

105

.

income bonds,

S.

Loans

*

1

and

British

1-15

58-

f25c

I

3,992

carrying:

Other

$2380

Rwerside

Wpstern

Real

$2023'

&

and

Government

Other

2

Jan

stock

Co.—

convertible
preferred
Scott Corp.—

Merritt-Chapman

2

1

or

loans

U.

2

Apr

1973

'

—

—

17,859

brokers

S.

Other

Apr " 1

*

Series

.

industrial,
*

to

+

1

t25c

J

Celanese

2-

t25c

;

B

deposit

Holdert

Payable ofReo.

125c

(quar.)

(quar.)„_
(quar.)

A

British

Jan. 4,
1950

575°

—

31,417

Other securities

'

,1st

mortgage sinking fund gold bonds—
Series A, 5 %%, due 1972

%

31,854

4

U.

$2378

71,214

—4.—

chasing

Page

15

Investments—Total

Loans—gross
Commercial,

10*

Dec. 27,
1950

1951

Class

(quar.)

Bridgeport Hydraulic
(quar")II"~
Bristol-Myers Co., 2%% pfd. (quarJIIII"

(In millions of dollars)

$2225

$2225

1

Jan. 3,

;

1

A
A

Class

•>'

26

Mar

.

Packing

liabilities of reporting

Assets—

loans

California

and

Class

Class

When

Share

Brantford Roofing
Co., Ltd., class A

Chicago

Inc. (+ )• or
dec. (—) since

107

mortgage bonds, due 1954
Feb
Housing Co., Ltd., 1st mtge, 5% bds.
series A^Feb
Newspaper Machinery Corp.—

5 %;

summary of the assets
member banks follows:
•

10

1961—Feb

debentures, due

Toronto
Wood

A

;

the

,

15-yr. 3%%
Building, Inc.—

10-year 3%,%

1

Per

Name of Company

districts.

Borrowings decreased $123,000,000 in
District and $67,000,000 in New York
City.

>

sink,

Drug Co.,

Crafts

$2481

Feb

3%%, due 1970

18

ment deposits decreased and
demand deposits credited to
domestic banks increased in all

$2128,

Apr

mortgage, bonds, 2%%
series, due 1984.*
Norfolk Southern
Ry. Co.—
;General mtge. 5% convertible inc.
bonds, due 2014
Pet Milk Co.,
4%% preferred stockl
__i__
Southwestern. Gas & Electric Co.—

22

Jan

(lst

'1st mortgage
bonds, series A,
Standard Milling Co.—

Page

Electric

preferred
(C.

Extra

G.),

Co.,

common

(quar.)

—

(accum.)

Ltd.,

common

(quar.)

2-15

1-31

15c

1-15

1-

5

5C

1-15

1-

5

*

»8

kf#*//////////&

j

,

.

$1.90

Light

Power

Si

47'/2c

2-

1

1-

2-

l

1-

5

50c

2-

1

1-

5

$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Connecticut River Power,

55c

pfd.

6%

Consolidated

$5

Edison

Co.

Y.)

(N.

1-

1

4-

_____

1

4%

Gardner-Denver
2-

$1.25

Co.

1-

1

4%

5

of

Paper Corp.,

General

1-15

12-18

t$4

Consolidated

Textile

Ltd.

Co.,

Inc.

1-15

12-18

C75c

1-17

12-

5

General

1-17

12-

5

37>/aC

1-15

1-

2

.

Corp. of America
4%
preferred
(quar.)
■
Continental Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__
Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co.
(N.
Y.)

$4.25

7%

Refining,

85.25

Forster,

7%

1-15
1

Power

&

3-12 *

2-15
1-15

1-

3-31

$2

3-16

$1.75

7-

2

9-28

1-

2

1-20

11-

5

/

1-15

933'4C

2-

$1.25

1

1-

1-31

30c

(quar.)

Co

1-10

Detroit-Michigan Stove

Co.

(quar.)

15c

1-20

1-10

60c

5%

preferred

10c

1-15
2-15

1-30

3-

1

Ltd.,

conv.

pref.

U 4C

1-15

12-31

120c

2-

1

2-

1

__

__

2-

1

7%

(quar.)

Dominion
"%

Textile

Co.,

preferred

Dominion

1-15

Dow Chemical

Stock

Co.,

1-15

Drexel

du

(E.

I.)

Worsteds, Ltd

4 %

6%

preferred

6%

preferred B

Eastman

Kodak

Stock

>

A

Si

Ekco

A

Mfg.

140c

;

Empire Southern
Employers Group
Extra

Exeter

$1.50

2-

&

Falstaff

4(4%

monthly).

17c

1-25

-17c

2-24

17c

quar.)

:

-

35c

•

preferred

1-15

1-15

1-8

1-15

1-15
1-15

1-

1-

5

2"

1-

2"

L

12-29

1-15

1-

1-31

1-17

1-31

135c

25c

.

:

126c
.

,

f

r

-p

65C

$1.50

(quar.)

25c

1-31
2-

2

1-10

1-15

12-15

1-15

1-

2-

1-20

1

1-29

5

1-15

2

3-10

4-

1

15c

1-15

1- 3

15c

1-15

,
75c

1-15

s2 50
$2.50

(quar.)

~~~

*

)

1-

3

1-15

12-30

si'
$1.25

IZZZZZIZII"

1-15

12-30

(liquidating)—

one-half

Water

share
Co.

Inc.—
62

1-29

11-

9

40c

3-22

3-

5

Products, Inc.—
~
prior preferred (quar.)
Fidelity Ss Deposit of Maryland (quar.)__
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. (quZar)"
Fifteen Hundred Walnut
Street Corp.—
$3 preferred (accum.)
Firemen's Fund Insurance

65c

Electric

2-

1

1-16
1-15

1-15

15c

1-20

12-29

6

Light

1-15

$1

1-20

1-

5

75c

(q~u"a"r~t

1-15

1-

5

12-29

preferred

Foundation

Co.

of

Custodian Funds,
Common stock series

Utilities

series

Franklin Simon,

933/4c

Canada, Ltd

Franklin

—

4(4%

X35c

2-

1

2-

1

1-15

2-14

12-26

2-

1

1-15

2-

1

1-19

2-

1

1-16

2-

2-15

2-

2-23

Keystone

1

12-29

pfd.




ZZZIIIIZC'I
(quar.)—

56Vic

1-2

1-15

1-

3-

2-15

1

2

1-22

12-31

2-

1

1-19

2-

25c

1

1-19

1-31

62 (4c

(quar.)

12-22

2-

1-15

1-10

3-

1

1

1-15
1-

(N

1-15

12-30

1-15

12-15

1-15

12-15

175c

1-15

12-30

$1.25

3-30

3-12

$1.25

6-30

6-11

1-20

1-

a

1-

5

1-15

12-29

40c

2-15

1-20

40c

1-15

1-

Co.,

Gas

Schaffner

Corp.

pfd.

4(/2%

Boiler

Inspection

America,

of

preferred

4(4%

pfd.

Electric

preferred

preferred

D

pfd C (quar.)_

(quar.)
(quar.)__

B

Industries

Pillot

37(40
21 (4c
25c
25c
25c
25c
15c
40c
9334c

1

(quar.)

s

(quar.)

(resumed)
—;

1-

11-

1-

1-

10%.

;

10%
$1.25

1-15
1-15

2-15

;2-

(stock

35c

53VaC
4%

Higbio
Hoe

Mfg.

Co..

Hoily

A

Holly Sugar
5%

15c

Corp.,

Hardart

Household

334%
4%

Finance

preferred

Howard

pfd.

$4

2-

1

1-12

1-15

$1

2-

1

1-15

3-

1

2-

9

3-

1

2-

9

Co.

7%

20c

2-

1

1-10

125c

2-

1

12-19

25c

1-15

12-31

50c

2-

Extra

Common
6%

t

International
Stock

,

preferred

Business

dividend

.

(quar.)

Machines
:

5%

1-26

1- 4*

1-15

1-15

$1.50
■

V

12-29*

1-15

1-

8

$1.06(4-

2-

1

1-

8

50c

2-

1

1-

8

20c

1-15

12-30

13 %c

1-15

12-35

>

25c

1-31

+$1.25

3-

1-12

12-20

1

1-

2

12-31

1-15

12-20

1-15

12-20

50c

1-31
2-

$3

150c

1

3-15

75c

2-

1

1-15
12-30
2-17..

1-15

110c

2-

1

1-15

15c

2-

1

1-15

50C

—-—.——

2-

1

1-15

1$1

1-20

12-30

Ltd.—

Co.,

Ccrp.

Porcupine

25c

120c

—
—

Mines,

Ltd.

(quar.)

—

2-

1

25c

(s-a)

(quar.)

4-

2

3-19

150(r4C

3-

1

2-

$2.50

1-10

1

1-12

1-31

1-12

(quar.)—

$1.75

2-15

1-31

$1.62(4

Co.

(quar.)—

7%

Stores.

^

—%

:

—

preferred

Michaels

Brothers; i

Michigan

Gas & Electric Co.
preferred (quar.)—
—-——
preferred (quar.)—_———_______

4,40%
4.90%

States

Middle

,

.

1-15
12-29*

1-31

——_—

prefened

Midwest

3-

15c

1

1-15
1

1-15

2-

$1.22(4

I- 5

2-

$1.10

1

1-15

Petroleum-

dividend

Midland Bakeries,

4%

-

1

117(4c
—

:___

—

———

12-15
12-15

2-

'1-15

,

I2(4c

Stock
1-15

$1.50

Mcrritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
6Vz'ic
preferred (entire issue called- for
redemption on March
1
at $119 per
share
plus (his
dividend)
—______

1-19

1-15

12-15

Telegraph Co., Ltd.—

(quar.)

Aircraft

Stores

Mercantile

1-17

137(4c

Y.)

(quar.)—;

Oil

Extra*

1-19

1-31

1-15

.

37(4 c

McLellan

2

2-

(N.

—*—

Corporation

Mclntyre

from

110c

_____—

preferred (quar.)_
McCormick & Co., 5% preferred

1-15

120c

(resumed)

participating

Co.

.

McDonnell

$1.12(4

(quar.)

I

1-11

2-15

1-25

(irfeg.)_,

4%

Ltd.—

Inter-City Baking Co., Ltd. (extra)-.
Bronze Powders, Ltd.—

1

2-

1-19

$1.06(4

(year-end)

Valley RR. (s-a)
Co., Ltd
Maytag Company. $3 prcf. (quar.)—
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd., class B (qtrar.)___

Ltd.—

1

2-

2-15

^

>

125C

(quar.)

&

McColl-Frontenac

2-

12-30*

$2.50

Massawippi

12-29*

preferred

Field

McCall

40c

12-30

1-15

..$1.25

(s-a)—j.

Massey-Harris

12-30

4(4%

preferred

1-10

common

»

1-15

1-15

Marshall

ordinary

Corp.,

-

12-30

-1-15

1-10

1-31

1-17 :

1-

1-15

45C

150C

1-10

1-15

1

62 (4c

1

3c

2-

V\

1

(quar.)—

1

$J

$1.50
31 (4c

com.

Inc.

Co.

Trust

1

($0.0148

2-

+

2

2-

shares

3-20

,

50C

Co.,

Maritime Telephone &
Common (quar.)

1-15

Group,

12-28

4-1

:

5

2-

income and $0.0152 from real¬
ized security profits)
Insurance Co. of North America (quar.)

12-28

1-15

1-15

2-

1-

12-28

1-15

60c

51c

1

1-15

10c

2-

53(4c

1-15

10c

25c

____

1-

(quar.55c

2-

12-28

2

10c

15c

12-27

1-15

1-15

1-19

(quar.)

2-20

1-15

15c

_____

fquar.)

iquar.)—

1-19

Corp.

Securities

3-10

25c

2-20

9c

Co.

12-29

45c

Brownhoist

Institutional

$1.00

(quar.)

Marchant

8

Indianapolis Power Si Light, com." (increased)

1

3-10

3-

.

1

1

1

50c

preferred

Forbes

Si

1

com.__

2-

12-

Inc._-_

Eloachery,

1

(quar.)

1

1-19

$1

Co., 5%

non-cumulative

2-

Canada,

12-28

*

2-

(quar.)
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.,
$2
preferred, (quar.)..

1-24

1-15

$4

2-

preference

12-30

1

12(4c

of

(s-a)

125c

quar.)_

1-31

2-

10%

preferred' "$25 par" (quar.)

12-29

(quar.)T__—

2

1-20
2-14

cash

shares,

10

amount

1-15

3-15

:vf $2.

1-15

(initial

than
the

in

1-10

1-

1

2-

-

40C

—

1-18*

1

1-15

$1.12(4

Taylor. 8%;

15c

common

2-

>

37 (4 c

pfd. (quar.)___

&

1-15

:

12-15

1-25

9 6 (4 c

;—

—

$2.25

(s-a)

12-30

1-15
2-1

10c

(quar.)_

$2.50

B

1-

1-15

6c

(quar.)_

Co.,

1-

Railroad—

Manufacturers

12-30*

_

12-30

75c

iquar.)

Insurance

Life

2

1-15

Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (increased) :
Calculating Machine Co. (quar.)_

12-30*

$1

pfd.

common

Manhattan Bond Fund,

12-30*

1-15

1-15

45c

:—_—_:

Maltine

2

37(4c
$1.06(4

(quar.)

(quar.).

preferred

of

1-

•

preferred

Co.

2-20

1

1-15

^

4.08%

RR.

1

2-

60c

.

Imperial Tobacco

3-

(quar.)..

&

Illinois Terminal

9

90c

(quar.)

Co.,

1-

25c

Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Investing,<$7 preferred (accum.).

Power

1

.

Scale

Illinois

2-

3.35%

preferred (quar.)—;—
Trucks, Inc. (resumed)
Macy (R. H.), 4(4-% preferred A (quar.)
4% .preferred B (quar.)
_______
Mading Drug Stores, common (quar.)
55c preferred (quar.)—
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)_

9

9334c

Corp., common

Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—

Co.

1-

37(4c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Lighting & Power,

Hutchlns

1

50c

Stores

4(4 %

2-

1-15

1

1-15

45c

Mack

12-31

25c

1

■■i

10c

Ltd.—

6%

8

1-25

22-

12-13

25c

Co.

MacAndrews

8

1-

Y.)

(N.

preferred

Houston

Howe

Co.

1-

'

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Holt (Henry) & Co., Inc.—
$1 non-cum. class A (quar.)
Home Insurance Co. (Increased s-a)
Si

1-15

lc

convertible

Horn

1

1-15
1-15

"

(quar.)

common

2-

25c

...

Co.

1-15

9

1

10%

(Walter M.), Ltd
Luzerne County Gas & Electric Corp.—
4(4preferred-tquar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co.—

2

1-

1-

1-19

56 (4 c

Lowney

1-16

1

12(4c

(initial)

(initial)

Development

n

1-15
2-

25c

/

(increased)

com.

1-26

12-29

$1.25

_

(quar.).

(R.) & Company, new com.

New class

20c

1-20

8

1-15

2-

62y2c

5%

1

18c

(quar.)

paid

Miami

Lowell

dividend)—

preferred

Corp.,

Co.

be

1-15
1-

25c

(quar.)

5% preferred "$10© par" (quar.
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co.—

1-25

2-15

1

share.

Belt

5%

1-15

1

1-17

"

:

holdings of less

Common

Hlbbard; Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
Monthly
Higbee Company, common (quar.)
5%

2-

1-17

11

2-

■*

2-

2nd pfd. (quar.)
Louisiana Power 81 light, $6 pfd, (quat.)__
Louisville Gas & Electric, common (qxrar.)_

2

1-31
22-

-

31 (4c

——____

Lorain Coal & Dock

12-30

2-15

1-15

Ltd

•Extra

12-30

8

3-20

12 (4c

Brothers

Lord

dividend)

2

1-

1

2-24

$1.75

(quar.)

1-

1

4-

"

$1.50

^

3-25

2

1-15

20C

(quar.)_—

preferred

Extra

8

4-

2-

15c

preferred—

Loomis-Sayles Second Fund, Inc.

Inc.

(stock

37 (4c

(quar.)

Firebox Co. (irreg.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.

8

1-31

12-31

50c

Locomotive

1-15

1

1-31

1-11
12-3B

1-15

$1

Special stock (quar.)_
$4.30 original stock-

12-15

1-15

1

1-15

25c

Little

5

2-

12-30

2-

45c

115C

Link

5

1-15

1-15

$1.30

20C

2nd preferred

7%

National

per

5

1-15

12-31

i—
Fort

On

5

1-15

6

1-15

Wayne, Ind., new common (initial)
Industries, Inc. (stock divid.)_

1-17

1-

9

1-

Lincoln Park

12-29

1-15

9

1-

1-20

34%©

6%

Co.,

80ns,

Brothers,

5

1-15

1-

1-31

:

&

Salt

Lit

4(4%

Co.,

E

preferred

&

$1.12(4

(quar.j__

2-14

12-30

1-31

B-3

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)

Lincoln

Co.

(quar.)

1

1-15

'

75c

Co.

Stores

will
2-

3-

<

7

$1

———

Series

(quar.)—

Leslie

Insur¬

&

(quar.).

2-14

5c

Mines,

Lewis

(quar.)

2-

1

II.), Inc.—

(James)

4(4%

>:

„

(quar.j_

Marx—

Steam
Co.

B

2-15
3-

$1

$1.80 preferred (quar.)
Lawyers Mortgage & Title Co. (initial s-a)_
Lee Rubber Si Tire Corp.
(increased quar.)

1-15

Co.—

pfd.

5%

12-30

10C

—

dividend

Common

$1.50
25c
$1.12V2

Refractories

(quar.)

1-15

95c

Inc., 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Lang «fc Company (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—

8

Electric,

2

1-15

120C

Bryant,

1-

preferred

Gold
(M.

Lecce-Neville

(quar.)__

1

1-

$1.50

31 (4c

Brewing Co. (reduced)
Mfg. Co.—

(G.)

Stock
Lane

Co.

pfd.

Funds

Works

Water

Lamstan

1-15

$2.40

2-

15c

preferred

Lamaque

GOc

Co.,

1

-

convertible

1

Brothers

2-

30c

(quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR. Cc.

5

$3

1-18

$1

Plante-Choate

5%

12-30

(quar.)

.Y.)

1

(quar.)_

;

Kroger Company,
La

1-15

1

2-

$1.25

S-4

Kokomo

2

1-15

2-

93% C

(quar.)

(quar.)

$1.37(4

1

2-

$1

preferred

Knudsen Creamery Co., 60c pfd.
Kobackcr Stores, Inc., common

12-20

3-31
2-

33V%

(quar.)
Kingau & Company, 4% preferred (quar.)_
Kirsch Company, $1.50 preferred (quar.i___

8-

Common

.

1-J5
6c

pfd.

5%

Kimberly Corp.
King-Seeley
Corp.

International

•-

—

v

Custodian

Series

5

60c

Steel Products Corp.
preferred tquar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
4(4% preferred series A (quar.)
Hershey Creamery Co.—

1-15

1-19

Inc;~

13 (4c

37 (4c

Island—

Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

$1.25

1

Interchemicai

(quar.)

12-15

(irreg.)_:
Rhode

Kentucky Telephone Corp,—
5.20 %
preferred
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., class A (quar.)

9-

Insurance

40c

ZZI

Co.

Machinery & Chemical Corp.—

3%%

1-15

Industrial

1-

V45

preferred (quar.)

Lerner

4%

1-31

50C

(initial)

Rubber

&

Food

$1.50

Co"~(San""Fran¬

&

1-10

1

(Montreal)

America

7%

9

1-29

6%

common

1-20
2-

5%

Krueger

4.26%

(4 C

$1.06(4

1-15

175c

Kennedy's,

1

Extra

12-28

12-29

2-16

'

(quar.)

(quar.)

Company,

Co.,

Oommon

1-10

'I 5-

Illinois Brick
1-15

Stores,

Tire

2

1-10

1-25

1-15

37y2c
50c

(quar.)

Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd.

of

com-

(quar.)

new

1-

1

1-25

Hercules

12-30

<.1
$1.25

Fibreboard

cisco)

2-

2-28

23c

(extra)-.

non-voting (stock dividend)
:
Hercules Powder Co., 5% preferred (quar.).

3-16

(Syra-

preferred
(quar.)____
Enamel Corp

Firestone

5

12-19

1-15

Co.

Common voting

12-30

1

4-

CoZ

CorpZ," com. Tquar

Fitchburg Gas

1-

1

1-19

30c

Company, common (quar.)
334% preferred (quar,)_

1-17

for each share held)

Department

2-

1

2>

1-15

1-

30c

414%
Ferro

1-15

1

30c

_

Scranton-Spring Brook

'

1

25C

(quar )
pfd.
{quarV~~~~

of

1-17

2-15

Common

1-15

$1

Ltd._II_IIZIl_I

preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
Federal Water & Gas, com.
distribution

12-2$

6-

Hayes

3-14

2-

(quar.)

5%

Common

!■•

1

2-

I

(quar.)

com.

Federal Services Finance

Federated

2

1-15

.

Quarterly
JParrington Mfg., common
Class A (quar.)

mon

3-24
-

10c

Electric
conv.

12-2$

I

1-20

(quar.)

Hecht

:;i

20c

$1.12(4 ■>

.

;
(quar.)

(quar.)

6%

1

2-

t40c„:
140c

Henke

2-14

12-29*

1-30

20c

Water

Lees

5%

1-15
^

30c

Co.,

Co.

Co

of North

5%

1-15

60c

Associates

Hampton

2-

2-15

t$1.50

Co.

Hawaiian

12-22

70c

Fanners & Traders Life Insurance

_

1

1-30

5%

15c

(resumed)

Johnson:—
2nd preferred series C

1

6%

1

1-20

10%

(s-ai__

Brewing Corp.,

(Partial

3-

L.)

Tea

2-

Hat

12-30

3-15

$1.50
$150

_

Heating Products,

Fairbanks

1-15

1-31

per

Works, 6% preferred (quar.)
Publishing Cq. of Ottawa (quar.)_
K. W. Battery Co., common
Kansas City Power & Light
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry., 4% pfd. (quar.)_
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—

12-29-

56(4c

Co.,

Havana Lithographing

1-18

12-30

Cb.,Ltd.—

preferred

1

Brewery

Tanning

5%

(increased

Co.

2-

t$3

Hartford

1-10

1

$5.50

preferred (quar.)____

1

ance

1-16

1$l

/s-ai

Gas

4%

$2

1-10

2-

12-20

1-16

Jersey Central Power & Light—

3-

Hart,

12-30

1-25

17c

Esmond Mills, 5%• preferred
(quar )
Estabrooks (T. H.r Co., Ltd.—

4.16%

1

1-25

$1.50

•

Enamel &

2-

87 (4 c

-

(quar.)

_____HI1.II"

(quar.)

1

(F.

140c

6%

5

AHRxonograph (quar.)

class

Towing

Harbison-Walker

2

at

Participating

Inc.

(quar.)

Western

Harrisburg
Harrisburg

Ry.—

(increased

preferred

preferred

Hayes Mfg. Corp.

2nd, 6%
preferred
Emtt3cn Radio
$1

2

1-

_

Emptte Brass

2

11-

::

com.

2-

lc

Co

Mines

Lakes

Halle

2

1-

1-15

1-15

(quar.i.

Street

___

1't

1-

Co.—

Co.,

(quar.)

Quarterly

1-15

2-20

$1.12(4
$1.12 «/2

.

4(4% preferred (qv.ar.)____
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of AmericaCommon (increased)
Electrol, Inc.
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co., com. (extra)
1st

12-15

1

preferred

Jacobs

Quarterly

Co.—

.V

Products

2

1-15

(s-a)

dividend

Monthly
Monthly

8

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—

81 (4c
81(4c

.

i

preferred

Edgewater Steel Co.

Co.

Mobile Si Ohio RR.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

$5

1-15

2(4 %
2(4%

(increased)

(quar.)
(accum.)

1-

75c
t25c
25c

(quar.)

Inc.

Realty Co. of Canada—
preferred (accum. 1

Gulf,

Ltd.—

Massachusetts

2-1

$2.50

Co.

preferred

Investors Mutual, Inc.
Investors Trust Co. of

8

25c

(quar.).—

(qvar.)
Co., Ltd., class B

Union

7%

20c

___

Nemours

participating

Eastern

60c
60c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Bakeries,

2-

$1

Pennsylvania RR. Co.

Eastern

1-

1-15

'/2c
112 (4c

-

*

$3.50 preferred iquar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
East

t$1.75

.

Ltd.

de

Co.

convertible preferred

$5
1

1-

Guardian

12-28

160c

2

called

....

Textbook

convertible

Quarterly

(auar.)

preferred

?•

Ltd.—
2-

6%

1-10*

vispil?;?

25c
15c

(quar.)

com.

Extra

12-15

.

Paper Co.,

Pont

$4.50

Hosiery Co.,

Ltd.

Co.

Ltd.,

Co.,

Quarterly

12-28

1-15

(quar.)

Furniture

Dryden

1-15
1-15

1$1

dividend

preferred A
83.25 preferred

(quar.)

common

National Batteries

Grafton &

Guarantee

12-28

135c

common

84

State

Gotham

12-20

140c

125c

$1.12V2
50c
25c
56(4c
50c

Extra

4 $1.12(4

.

(quar.)

Woollens &

Co.

Guaranty Trust Co.

t$1.25
f$i.25

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

preferred (quar.)
Corp., common

Rubber

1-15

Extra
Dominion Square Corp
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Co.,
Common
(quar.)
;

preference

$5

American

Griscom-Russell

1-15

'

1

•

Ltd.
4(4% preferred (quar.)_____
Dominion Glass Ltd., com. (increased
quar.)

H.)

Griess-Pfleger

^

Dominion Foundries & Steel,

1

10%
$1.25
25c

(quar.)
Co.,

1-15

137 %c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

&

1-31

12-31

Extra

2-

t$1.25

(P.

5%

1-15

1-10

f25c

common..

dividend

Griesedieck

2-23

(quar.)

com.

Steel

McBean

Great

1-31

tl2(4c

common

preferred

Fabrics,

(quar.)
Wares, Ltd.,

preferred (quar.)
Time Corp—

$2.25

2-15

120c

non-cum.

Ltd.,

1

Joplin

(quar.)

preferred

Grayson-Robinson Stores,

2-23

C40C

(quar.»_____

2-

$1
$1.37>/2
$1.50

(quar.)

preferred

Grandview

1

2

Journal

Grand

2

2

1-

Investment Foundation, Ltd.—

50c

preferred (s-a)
convertible preferred

Safety Razor,

12-30

t$1.50
1$1.50

Dairies,

Dominion
"2nd

1-

2-

1-25

4%

Great American Insurance

f$1.25
t$1.25

Co., Ltd.

"i

Ltd.—

____

Dominion
5%

.

__

Bridge

v

1-15

20c

Dome

2-15

dividend

12-29

Goodall

12-22

1

f22(4c

Dodge

Extra

7

2-

2c

International

1-15

Golden

2

3-

6(4%

___

Dixie-Home

Dominion

1-

1-

1

Johnson Si

Globe

1-12

1

5-10

Jewel

Gould

(interim).

Stores,
Mtg. Corp. (quar.t—_
Mines, Ltd. (year-end)
Dominion & Anglo Investment
Corp.,

1-15
2-

$4

_

(initial quar.)

5-25

12-29

Brothers, Inc.,

12-22

1-25

1

2-

7(4 c

being

Jan. 31

on

12-15

1-15

4V2V0

1-15

25c

1-

2-

t83Ac

plus this dividend)

t75c
t$2.50

Gladding,

2

30c

(quar.)

redemption

issue

1-25

93%c
$1-25
•

Glatfelter

Co.

1

International Telephone Si Telegraph Corp.—
Resumed (1st payment since Jan. 1932)__

(increased s-a)

B

$4.50

1-10

(entire

1-17

2-

Corp., Ltd.—

Gillette

1-11

12-29

2-

Resistance—

1-4

87'4c

(quar.)_^

12-15

1-15

tS1.75

($100 par)

1

Corp.

Gimbcl

1-20

for

share

12-15

1-15

t$1.75

($5 par)

pfd.

conv.

12-29

Stock

1-25

6%

1-15

5%

10c

International

General

1-11

%

5

12-29

2-15

5

25c

of

(quar.)
(quar,)___
International Paints of Canada, Ltd.—
6% preferred (i-at

1-19

1

1-15;

preferred

t'5c

General

9-14

1-15

1-

1-22
2-

Co.

(quar.).
Canada, Ltd.—

1-15

$1

pfd.

2-1

60c

(quar.)

50c

(quar.)_.

com.

4%

(quar.)

preferred

$1-50

$6

6-15

$1.75

(s-a)__

1-12

7%

7%

(increased s-a)

$4

3-15

2

4-

$1.12(4

__

Diamond Match Co., new com.

1-31

Co.,

Co.,

25c

preferred

$5.50

Distillers Co., Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipt for ordinary
Dividend
Shares,
Inc..__
;

1-15

General Public Service Corp.

3

Detroit Gasket Si Mfg.
Detroit River Tunnel

2-15

;

preferred (quar.)

5%

1-15

30c

$1.75

Light

1

1

Class

1-18

2

25c

Edison

3-

2-

Class A

2-

*50c

.

Nickel

Holder$

Payable of Reo.

30c

Common

Stock

General Products Mfg

4-

Vilbiss Co.

Delaware

5

12-20

25c

(quar.)

International

2-15

General Outdoor Advertising Co.—

1 25c

_„

Detroit

1-

1-15

Dana Corp., 3%%: pfd. A
(quar.)
Davenport Water Co., 5% nfd. <quar.i_„_
Davidson Brothers, Inc.De

5

_

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar,)

1-15

1

15c

(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)—
6%

Cudahy Packing Co., 4(4% pfd.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc

1-31

3-

$1.06(4

(quar.)

Inc.

Mills,
Motors

$3.75

5

1-

$1.75

(quar.)____.

common

8% preferred (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.
1% preferred (quar.)
7%

1-

1-25

$1.31 V*

..

.

Milling

Special

Corp.

preferred

General

Corp.

(quar.)

Bit Co., Ltd. <s-ai_______________
Crown Cork Int'i Corp., $1 class A
(quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd. (ouar.)
&

1-25

5%

Craig

Crum

$3.50

1-16

1

90c

_

Electric

preferred

2-

3-

Finance

General

_______________

preferred (quar.)

Corneh-Dubilier

International

Share

Harvester

60c

5% preferred A (s-a)
General Foods Corp., common

12-29

$1

<quar.)___

com.

1-15

Corp.—

preferred scries A (quar.)
Baking Co., common (quar.)

General

2-20

1-15

75c

dividend

1

50c

Quarterly
Products

12-30

1-31

General Electric Co

(s-at__.
(increased)

(year-end)

Transportation

American

t$150

.

__

Container

Stock

(quar.)

Electric Light Co., com.

175c

Consolidated
Year-end

Corn

Co.,

preferred

Gardner

,

__

conv.

Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., 5%

—

(quar.)
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
.Canada, Ltd. (s-a)

pfd. (quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
common (quar.)
—

5%

1-22

25c
55c
50c
$1
12 (4c
62 (4c
35c
$1
$4

(quar.)

When

Per

Name of Company

150c

(quar.)

Monday, January 15,1951

,.

.

Holdert>

When

Payable of Rec.

Co.—

(quar.)_
Co., common

Company,

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

International

(quar.)—

common

Malting

Si

preferred

Gabriel

3-20
12-30

..

(quar.)—

$2.20 preferred
Fruehauf Trailer

5

1-15

Grain

Common

2-15

$1

preferred

Extra

1

3-

10c

Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred fquar.t
Consolidated Car Heating Co.
(quar.)

2-

$1.50

(quar.).

Ltd.,

Companies,

Froedteit

5

51c

preferred

$2.04

Per
Share

Name of Company
Fraser

Co.—

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)

i

.'...".'U

Holder •

When

Per

Share" Payable of Reo.

Name of Company

Connecticut

r

7-7.''"J

y tr<ywwr-v/V*w

.(242)

common

(quar,)__.—

(quar.)——

Piping & Supply

(irreg:)_-—

4%

•-

1-31

1- 8*

25c

1-15

12-13

SI

1-15

.12-13

50c

1-15

1-

5

Number 4977

Volume 173

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

•

-

Per

Name of Company
Miller

<I.)

Miller

Sons

&

Manufacturing

Class

A

$1.50

1st

Stock

preferred

quar.)

&

Television

preferred

$1.32

1-

Penn

(Entire

issue

called,

50c

Montgomery Ward & Co.,
'

iquar.)

Works,

Motorola,

1-15

3.80%

1-

4.30%

preferred
preferred

4%

Ltd..

1-6

12-11
12-11

1-30

$20c

1-

1-

2-

1

1-

5

40c

1-20
2-20

;

2-

1

Co.

1

(quar.)_

Extra

:

Mountain

States

Ltd.

Co.,

(quar.)

com.

(quar,)

Mountain

States

Munising

Paper Co., 5%

Mutual

Telephone & Telegraph Co.
1st pfd. (quar.)

InVestment Fund, Inc.

Mutual

System,

6%

Inc.,

preferred

Narragansett
Nathan

(quar.)

common

Electric,

National

Biscuit Co.,
Cash

4'A%

2-

1

2-

1

50c

Products

National

Fuel

Co.

National

Hosiery Mills,

Gas

15c

2-

1

45c

2-

1

25c

1-15

1-

50c

1-15

Corp.

50c

class

A
A

(quar.)

60c

class

A

(quar.)__

$15c

Lead Co., 6%
Linen

National

Tea

4'A%

Co.

Co.,

Tile

Nazareth

Neisner

Cement

1-31

5

5-15
8-15

■>'

Ltd.—
A

*

(accum

$$1.20

(quar.)

___

3-15
1-15

12-15

1-15

(quar.)

1-

47'Ac

(quar.)

8

3-15

2-28

2*

$1.18%
$1

12'Ac
New

Brunswick

"England

Telephone Co.,

Gas

Ltd.

Electric

&

1-15

1-15

Quarterly

.1-15

2'Ac
New

Englahd Public Sex-vice, $6 pid,___
preferred

$7
$7

*!■

adj.

preferred—

First

payment

since

N,' Y.

State

Newberry
Norfolk
.4%

Stock

pfd.

42'Ac

North

(quar.)__

Refractories

Ry.

^4%: preferred
Northern

Pacific

Northern

(quar.)

(quar.
Ry. (quar.).

$4.10

1

10c

,4.&0%

.

(Initial

Olvmpia
125

Radio

East, 63rd

class
&

Ontario

Products

Company

Oxford

A

Inc.

Co.,

$1.12'A
50c
25c t

(quar.)

preferred

Pacific

Coast Aggregates,

'5%

,5%

;
l':

$1.25

Pacific

Pacific

1

1-31

1-15

preferred

2-

1

series

sink,

fund

fund

sink,
Gas

series

&

Electric

$4.50

1-16

1-

5

1-

,,$1.30

preferred

2-15
2-15

1-15

$1

1-27

1-

1-26

1st

preferred

pfd.

(quar.)

1-25

12-2&

1-25

12-29,

2-28

2-

1

12-20

2-

1

33A% preferred A (quar.)
Standard Power & Light, $7 pfd.

1-15

2-28
2-23

1-17

2-15

1-19

1-31

1-15
1-15

12-30

$1

1-31

1-

2

$1.12 '/2

1-15

1-

$1.25'

2-

1

"1-15

2-

1

1-15

50C

preferred (quar.)
Packard-Bell
Co.
(quar.)




12-29*

$1.10

1-15

12-20

$1.12'/2

Telephone & Telegraph Co.—

6%

1-15

1-15

1-15

12-20

(quar.)-_

1-11

2-

1

1-15

50c

2-

1

1-22

2-

Class
Steel

Participating

1-15

Sterchi Brothers

2-

1-15

Stern

5
5

Stetson

1-31

1-16

1-19

12-11

1-25

Stuart

,

.

f.

'

1-12

Superior

1

1-

3

Texas

Texas

Terre

.

32'/2C

2-

1

1-15

$1.50

1-15

12-29

4-

2

3-15

$1.25

4-

2

3-15

$1.25

4-

2

3-15

convertible

Stores,

5

3.65%

.

..

2nd

preferred
Flour

preferred

2nd

1-31

Preferred

1-19

1-31

Tobacco

&

&

25c

1-25

1-15

1-

4

1-25

1-

4

J25c

t$1.75

2-

iEd.)

&

12-30

$$1.50

1-25

1-

1-25

1-

class

B

1-15

(quar.)

12-30

1-15

1-

1-15

preferred

5'A %

A

True

1-15

1-20

2

1-15

1-

27'Ac

2-

1

27'Ac

5-

1

5 'A%

$3.40

8-

1

preferred
Mfg.

Co.

208

7-18

3.65%

preferred

Seaboard

Securities

Electric

5%

2

s

2r 1

$1'

3-

$3.70

5'A%"

pfd.

(quar.)—_____
Corp.,

(quar.)

(quar.)__J- ?
1—.___

common

27'Ac

"

Union

Oil

.

2-

1

$4.50

United

-2-14
1-10

stock

7%

62'Ac

30c

1-23

15c

4-

1

3-10

31'Ac

4-

1

3-10

i

12-30

Corp.

,

Co.

of

Biscuit

&

25c
20c

62'/2c

&

B

(quar.)

1-15

12-30

2-

1-15
1-15

1

2-

1- 5

1

3-15

4- 2

1- 2

1-15

92'Ac

:___

of

2-15
2-15

1"20

2-15

1-20
1- 3

Ltd.—$20c

(quar.)——

-50c

2-

1

-

1-15

1- 4
12-30

30c

1-15

12-30

87y2c

2- 1

4.-15

1-15

30c

—

1-10

2- 9 f

.

$1.12'A
(s-a)

1-20

$1

America

Ltd.

1-20

^

$1.12'/2

(quar.)

Share

'

12-3Q

2-15

—_—

California

Tool

1-13

1-15
1-15

35c

*

United Drill

6

1-10

'

87'Ac

—

—_—

Canada.

Co.

1-

1

Missouri—

(quar.)—i__

preferred
Bond

$$1.75

(quar.).___—______

of

1- 6
'

for

(quar.)

(quar.)

United Corporations,

Class

2-

*

pfd. (quar.).
(irreg.)—_

(quar.)__l

Co.

1- 5

1-15

common

—

of

2-20

1-15

J30c

United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3,50 conv. pref., (quar.)

1-20

;

12-28

1

1-15

(quar.)—31'Ac
pref. (quar.)
$1.12'A

Ltd.

Street

■

preferred
Gas

2-1

12-28

2- 9
3-

$30c

(quar.)__

Extra

25c

2-15

2- 9
1

$15c

(quar.)—

Co.

$4 preferred

2i14

1

Ltd.

Corp.

United

91'Ac

(quar.)___

1- 8

50c

America

4«A%

Co..

preferred
preferred

Union

v3- 1

2-20

,

1-27

held.1-31

Works,

LaSalle

Electric

$3.50

".1-18*

J2- 1

,$1.07'A

of

shares

Lamp

,1-18*

.

3-1

Products, $1.25 pfd.

South

Udylite

*

—_

(quar.)
Co

Acceptance

preferred

—1__.—

(quar.)

Container,

Corpi

85c

,

'

preferred

Scranton

;

.

1

3-1

*'

3c

—

______

(quar.)

Bank

of

12%

preferred

$4.50

(quar.)
(quar.)

4.30%

share

30c

Co.—

preferred

Scovill

—

-—

-

Temper Corp.,

Union

preferred A 'quar.)_T
preferred A (quar.)

65c

17'Ac
$1.06'A

-

Tung-Sol

4-18

25c

1- 8

—

Co

Tuckett Tobacco

1-18

27'Ac

common

(quar.)

1- 8

2-15

3-

"

,

(quar:)

com.

Building Association,

each

Schwitzer-Cummins—

5'A%

12-30

2-15

L_—2c

Treesweet

1-3

1

2-10

Inc.___i„:—* 50c

One

12-30

2-

25c

X 10c•

(quar.)-___

Z
1-25

"

20c

Trane Company (quar..—
Transamerica Corp. (stock dividend)—

12-30

1-15

1-15.

,

Elevators, Ltd.—

Extra

4

1-15

1-31

:

Manufacturing

Traders

4

J60c

_______

—

Co.,

12-30

1

6-15

3-1'

3-15

Co., Ltd.—

Extra

Co., Ltd.-—

Company

Industries^

1

/ .$3-15,

3-15

10%

dividend).—,

(Bait., Md.)-—

(qv.ar.)

Mining

1

6-25

'

50c

•

Toronto
Towle

2-

Co.,

preferred

Tonopah

1-25

4-

/50c

1

$1

semi-annual

Edison

•4'A%

Ltd.—

(quar.)

.Increased

•

(quar.)—_—

Company, Ltd.,

.

,

Toledo

1-31,
1-15

'■■■.

deposit recipts for ordinary (final)
13%
Amer. dep. receipts for deferred (final)—13.7143%
Tokheim Oil, Tank & Pump Co.—

1

1-10
1-20

2-

Amer.

1-19

t50c

(stock

Trust

1

2-15

60c

-

(annual)

Securities

1-15
1-15'
1-10

■

1-31

50c

Stores, Ltd.
Title Guarantee Co.

8

2-

62'Ac

(quar.)

(quarterly)—

•

4

■

Quarterly

1-10

$183Ac

Mills Co.,

preferred

Mills

pfd.

12-29
1-

-

(quar.)——

conv.

1-15
1-25

1

2-'l

-

preference

Thrift

1-15

1

Mfg. Co,—-

2

15c

22-

91'Ac

Company, $2.50

Thomaston

-

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_

1st

Glass

convertible

1-

12-29

1-29

-

$1.14
•

■

12-29

$1.50

(quar.)

12-30

$1

________

'•'i-

4-

1-15

$1

(quar.)

1-16

$2.50

12-15

$1.14

—_

1-15

50c

1-15

20%

$4 preferred (quar.)
(quar.) ——
Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)_

2

20c

:

1-15

$$2

Corp.

1-

________

1-' 2

2

Service,

&

preferred

$2.40

1

,

1-17

2-

is-a)

—■

50c

(quar.)

1-30

1-10
1

12-

25c

"

15c

1-16

conimon-.;

preferred

1-16

2-15

(Cleveland 1

$1.75

Inc.—

2-J.5

$75c

83Ac

(accum.)—

Inc.,

1

1-30

f$10

Thompson Products, Inc., common
4%
preferred (quar.)

—_

(quar.)

Foods,

1

Cj.

$4.56
preferred
(quar.)
Thalhimer Brothers, Inc.

$1.25

common..

3-

•

preferred

Power

Thatcher

(quar.)
6% pfd.

t20c

1-1*5;
;

12'Ac

'(quar. >_•—£.A
Corp., Ltd., ord.

Malleable & Mfg.

Electric

$4.56

Thermoid

Fine

Corp.

dividend

1-12

Seagrave

*•'

Haulc

Stock

2-15

(quar,)_—

1-20
1-15

2-1

■

.

(quar.)_

Corp.

—

Petroleum

Town

1

Lawrence Paper Mills

$4

Steel

1

W.

5%

12-30.

12-20

1

1-15

17'Ac

1

12-13

2-

(quar.J __________

2

1

5

.

1-15

1

22-

1

3-

$1.16

'

2-

60c
25c

2-

3-5

5

Y.)—

(quar.)___

,;T- "5
1- "5

1-15

3-15

k

!;

,

2-

3-15

Company—

common

10%
"

common-.

Spring

;t..

1-19
1-19

,

pfd, (quar.)—$1.06'A
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.—
$5c

37y2c

30c

12-29

Terminal

3-

$10c

com,

dividend)—
preferred (quar.)___

preferred (s-a)
Sutherland Paper Co., 4'A%

3-15

—___

1-15

Sun. Oil Co., 4'A%, pfd. A (quar.)
$1.12'A- ' ■ 2-1"
Sunray Oil Corp..common (quar.)—,
25c-"'■) 1-15
Sunshine Biscuits/
Inc.—';r'' $V u' 2-1
Super Mold Corp. of California (quarJ)„LL
'
50c
1-20

25c

(quar.)___

12-29

$1

$1.50

2-

1-15

...vf

.

(stock

—

1- 5
.

1

Co.
conv.

,•

8

|4- 2

——

(quar.)
Sun Life Assurance Co.
(Canada)
J: Extra

1-15

">n--l9s«-

•

1-

9

$1

":'.y

(D. A.) Oil Co., Ltd.—
participating preference

80c

-,;,'T-19"'

..S

"

:

-

1

56c

& Clothier,
dividend

Stubnitz-Grcene

8'Ac

Co.,

;

Mills—

Briquet, $2

Stock

plus

:

(N.

2-23
u
3-15

(s-a)_

common

—

Supertest

—k

preferred

1-8

3-

37'Ac

(quar.)

Strawbridge

redemption
share

per

(quar.)_„____

Textiles

preferred

Stromberg-Carlson

'

for

Stores, Inc.

15c

1-15

1-25

2-

2-1

15c

12-29

l-25

'•

2-

(extra):—

9-15

50c

1-8

$20c

(extra)

10-

;l5c

1- 8

2-1

A

9-15

" ''

1

;

B.) Company,
preferred (s-a)

8%

6-15

». "»•

■

2-

B

$1.75

(accum.)

(quar.)

(John

Stonecutter

3-15

J'.

1-lp

t20c

shares__

Class

7-

1

1-10

1

Class

4-

12'Ac

1

1-15

10-

933Ac

2-

2-

2-10

'

3* 1
1-15

$1.75

r

Stern

4'A%

1-

2-

Schuster

:

&

1-

1-22

$1.75

v

1-16

tlOc

Extra

1-22

$1.75

called

pref.

1-22

19c

1

—______

75c

*c_.

l-l6

2-

$30c

of

Canada, Ltd., ordinary
Extra'—-—

40c

___i_

1

50c

__

2-

$30c

Co.

1

1-25

933Ac

(accum.)

'$1.75

$ 15c

2-1
1

Ohio

A

$25c

Co._

of

Steel

t25c

(quar.)

—

Power

-

_

1-20

8

$1.25

(increased

Scott Paper

31V4c

(quar.)l

1

2-

Co.

Spring Co.—
4%
convertible preferred (quar.)„
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B

1-19

2-

Standard

3-

Schenley
*

2

"

(quar.)

-

2-15

50c

Oil

37'Ac

Scarfe

1-15

12-29

2-1

•

V

75c

(quar.)

—

Avenue

;

$1.50

1-12

Fifth

•

.

1-15

,;

$1.75

1-

preferred

2-1"

$56'Ac

Standard

1-15

Building,

(quar.)

2-15

(quar.

Co.,

Electric—

pfd.

1

2-

A

Ltd., 4'A%

3-

Co,

Typewriter

2-16

(accum.)

________

(initial)_____

Corp.,

1

(accum.)

15c

&

3-

preferred

(initial)--

com.

$102.50

preferred

1-31

40c

_______

preferred

$1.25

&

(quar.)

50c

Myers, Inc.
(ixreg.)

Button

1

prior

(quar.)_;

at

Light

1-22

(quar.)_

•

Standard Gas &

30c

Sargent

5

$1

(quar.)

Co.—-

12-22*

1

3-

.

preferred

Co.;

2-

prior

Diego Gas & Electric, common <quar.)_
20c
4y2%
preferred (quar.)—< 22'Ac
5%
preferred .(quar.) ____________
25c
Saratoga & Schenectady RR.: (s-a) L— i—j- - ' "$2.50

1-15

$1.25

(quar.)

Service

1

1-15

$1

$12'Ac

Ltd.

$7

San

-

12-29

20c

—i

preferred

Standard Fuel

(quar.)

$6

dividend)
&

Lawrence

$6

Inc.—

preferred

1-15

'

convertible

(quar.)

$2.40

2

1-15

15C

(increased)..

Lighting Co., $4.40 pfd.
Public

St.

1-17

1-30

$2.25

,

(quar.)

1-15

1

A

Co.,

$1.50

.£<—______

common

?7% :•

,

$$1.75
.

preferred- (quar.)——
Corp.

2-

series

1-15

Common

1-15

$$l

_____________

'

Paciric

Pacific

2-

Finance
series

St.

12-29

;

$1

pfd. (quar.)
Fisheries, Inc. (year-end)

American

conv.

1-15
■'

5%

___

Ltd., common—

(year-end)

Chemical

preferred

p

1-lii

2-15

(quar.)__.-r^_k.L-2_uiu._
Paper Co

Feb.

1-

2-1

Dredging Corp.

$4

quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
preferred A(quar.)___
prior preference
(quar.)_______„___

75c

"

(quar.)

Standard
Standard

Stott

(being

1-10

$1

2-10

,

20c

1-15

(quar.)

$1.50

Engineering

Cement-Co.

(Mass )

1

pfd>. (called for redemption on April
'■
1 at $112.50 per shr. plus this
dividend)
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—
'•
$2 1st preferred
(quar.) _____________—

;; 5-15

1-15

40c

,

(Dallas, Texas)

*

12-15

12-30

5%

1-12

Products, Inc., 4%

4j/2%

;

12-30

J25c

$3

participating class A

Safeway

12-29

.___

dividend

Pacific

Pacific

I

1-30

(quar.)___.

Corp.—
Co.. common

Paper

Pttbco

6-

1-20

"25c

Electric

Oxford

'

32'Ac

;7%
preferred (quar.)——_______
Qtis Elevator Co. (extra)
Otitlet

'

&

1-15

1

preferred'

preferred

4%

1-10

J"15
2-15

Inc.—

Television,

(stock

1

1

$1.13'A

i

Street, Inc., 6 %

Oneida, Ltd.,
Steel

S.

1-15

$1.25

3-

(quar.)

common-

12-20

1

2-

(quar.)___

preferred (quar.)__

Raisin

7%

y :

(quar.)_______—_

convertible

2nd

1-15
2-

—

40c

1

35c

:

&

1-15

45c
Co.

!_____

Co.

1-15

25c

Co.,

Ltd.,
preferred

Corp.

1

55c

Telephone

(quar.)
Insurance

1-15

$2

(quar.)_

2-

$1.05

(quar,)____

Russ

prefeired

3-

J75c

(quar.)_

Russeks

1-15

1-30

56'Ac

—

Filters,

"

(quar.)

com.

preferred

Class

12-29
"

3-

5

56'Acf'

quar.)

Company (quar.)_
Oliver Corp., 4'A% conv. pfd.

2-

20C'
"

:

Okonite

$2

1

Associated

25c"

pfd.

preferred

Royal

12-29

1-15
2-

33 %c

(quar.)__

preferred

United

'

1-15

50c

_________

'

Oliver

12-29

1st

$1.60

2nd

Rothmoor

*

$1.20
Co.—

________

J2c V

2nd

5%

12-29

1-15

$1.02'A

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred A (quar.)—.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—

preferred

1-20

$1.20,

$2.25

4%

3

90c
____

preferred

Co.

New-common

1-

17'Ac

—______

-Ohrbach's, Inc., $2.23 preferred A

,5'A%;

1-25

& Electric

(quar.)

England Telephone

Quarterly
Springfield Gas Lignt
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons
$4 preferred (quar.)

12-20

preferred

5%

2

50c
common

1-

Co.

convertible
Shoe

1-12

1-15"

New

Southwestern Life

12-20

1-15

1st

5%

,

(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Engineering Co._

Nunn-Bush

■i-

1-24

$1.06'A

$5

6-15

Common

^

:

(Minn.),
(quar.)______

Pharmacal

1-15

t75c

7-

Rockwood

V-

(quar.)______

,

preferred

1-12

$1.75

4.65%

12-26

Gas

Co.

1-12

(quar.)

New

12-29

12-30

(quar.)

Power

12-30

preferred

Rockland

12-2P

1-15

12-20

1-15

preferred

Colorado

1

1st

Rochester

■

'$4.80 preferred
Norwich

1-15
1-15

$2

1-15

17'Ac

partic.

1

(quar.)__

Cotton Mills, Ltd
Rochester-American Insurance Co.
Quarterly

1-17

1-19

t$1.50

Ltd.—

(quar.)

2-

Robinson

12-15

$2

States Power Co.

Nofthwesr

9

1-30

20c

(s-a)

preferred
preferred

2-

25%

Central

Railway Co. (s-a)___
Northern
Engineering Works—
Northern Indiana Public Service—

.$3.60

25c

_______

2-15

Co.,

1-15

.____

common

(quar.)

Common

1-16

12-31

$40c

(quar.)___
Power

Quarterly

3-15

Robbins

yl-19

1

12-31

1-15

5

Co.—

(quar.)__
A

Canada

2

$1.06'A

________

______

American
Central

Northern

2-15
2-

1-15

37'Ac

preferred
preferred

Gas

2-

4-

issues

93 %C

37'Ac

California

90c

(quar.)

File

participating
Participating

(quar.)__

1-

(quar.)

$2.20 preferred (quar.)___
Southwestern Drug Corp.—

Inc

8%

common

$1.50

(quar.)

3%%

dividend

North

12-29

1-31

4.80%

Dry Goods

this

12-29

1-15

1

28'Ac

preferred

Southwestern

Ltd

(Canada),

Riverside

12-29

1-15

series

12-31

t$1.50

Colorado,

—

Ry.—

adjusted preferred
Electric Corp.—:

Noma

three

"1-15

|

1-5

12-31

(quar.)____

Electric

12-29

$1.75

1-

1-5

1-31

Southern

5

$1.75

A"

Gas

&

Co..

J.)

Western

1-15

1-15

1-

(quar.)

$5

1-19

1-31

50c

on

$1.50

.

Electric

(J.

&

the above

1932.

Co.

Stores

33A%

12-29

$1.75

__i._

___

on

B

$1.25

22'Ac

_

1-15

preferred

River

12-30

1-31

2-15

50c

1-15

(Mass.) 5% pfd. (quar.)____
A.) Company, $2 class A (quar.)__

Inc.f
Extra

12-30,

y $13c

(

(quar.)

12-30

40c

quar.)

28c

45c

(quar.)

redeemable

7%

Association—

12-30

1-15

2-15

(quar.)
!

Southern Indiana

12-30

Ltd.—

7%

*12-30

4'A%

$1.17V2

7%

A; "1-15)1

1

1-15

(increased

1-19

15c

22'Ac

1-15

Common

12-30

2%

(quar.)

Concrete

Rich's,

convertible preferred
(quar.)
Bedford Gas & Electric Light (quar.)-

12-30

$1.12'A

6%

2

1-20
1-20

7%

5

1-

3

1-30

1

Ltd.—

(quar.)

1-

1-15

6c

7%

5

2-

1-22

25c

_

2-

2-15

10c

common

2-15

53y8c

I-

50c

Water,

Southern

1st

2

3

2-

50c

Power

1-10

7%

Brothers, Inc.—

New

25c

25c

Rice-Stix

2-20

$37'Ac
37'Ac

Ltd.

1-

1

pfd.

Southern

8

60c

Remington Rand, Inc. (stock dividend)____
5%
Republic Supply Co, (Calif.)
(quar.)
25c
Revere Copper &
Brass, Inc. (irreg.50c\
Revere Racing Association, Inc.
20c %

"1

1-15
1-10

1-15

California Edison Co., com.
series preferred (quar.)

6%

Extra

7-31

1-

1-22

75c

preferred

Co.,

of

Company,

Reliable

4-30

62'Ac

4% %
Nti'W

2-15

1-

2-1

$2.50

Co., Ltd.—
(initial)

Inc.,

(C.

5%

12-29

62'Ac

(quar.),
3.80% pfd.

Coip.,

Power

Class

'

____________

class

G2V2C

$1.25

Co., 6%
preferred
preferred (quar.)

Reliance

Corp.,

(quar.)

Oats

Reitman's

1-17

1-15

62'Ac

_____

(quar.).
Mfg. Co. (quar.)

&

1-31

25c

preferred

National

1-15

20c

(quar.I

(quar.)_____

Car

Reed

3-15

2-15
2-

4.48%

2

&

preferred

Raymond

3-15

2

1-

12-29

(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)___

Mines,

preferred

Reading

«

preferred (quar.)
National Sewer Pipe Co.,

Tank

2

4-

Corp. (quar. )

'5%

National

4-

$1.25

1-15

1-15

Extra

3-15

Pittsburgh

Southern

12-22

Co.

America,

Gamble

Rayonier,

1-15

$1.12'A

1

Steel

6%

1

25c

& Stores

National'Paper & Type
5%
preferred (quar.)

convertible

Quaker

1

9-

2

(quar.)__

Manufacture

$2.40

6-

1
1

4-

___

National Mallinson Fabrics Corp.

National

1

2-

20c

Co.

&

4.20%

Corp.

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar,)_________

preferred

7-

10-

South

1-19

1-10

40c

Mills,

75c
of

common

4»A%

2

50c

1-12

$53c

Co., common (quar.)____
prefeired (quar.)

6%

Reece Corp.

4'A%

5%

3-

tl5c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Lock

1

$15c
_________

pfd. B

Service

4-

1-12

2

12-30

$45c

convertible

1-15

2-21

Manufacturing Co.—

Public Service Co.

1-11*

Aircraft

Carolina

11'Ac

(accum.)

(quar.)

partic.

Dome

Brothers

Procter

12-29

1-31

iquar.)

South

Southern

3.60%

1.10

12-28

1-31

4.56%

$1

(quar.)__

Canada,

E.)

East

9

$1.50

_—

of

(G.

Quebec

(qnar.),_

class

Co.,

Metals

New

1-12

1

1

2

7V2%

preferred

preferred

Preston

1-15

1-15

1

2-

1

1-27

_—___

Price

Ltd.—

60c

Common

2-

20c

2-

$1.25

1

2-

(quar.)—

preferred

90c

1-15

Co.—

Electric

non-cum.

Pressed

1-9

<quar.)__

1-

1

Year-end

12-30

_

Corp.
1st

Prentice

8*

(quar.)_

(quar.)__

Corp.

(quar.)

60c

National

12-

1

1-15

$1

preferred

preferred

6%

,

,__

Distillers

National

1-15

Solar

Co., common
(quar.)_____

6%

12-30

1-15

65c

(increased)

1-10

2-

2-

Light

Edison

Power

:.1-15

1-15

Gas

preferred

4.70 %

1-15

25c

4%

,

Potomac

12-30

37'Ac

._

common

National

5%

1-15

Common

1-10

75c

2-

$25c

Ltd

O.) Coip—
(Howard)
Paper

1-10

97V2C

1

(A.

1

5%

Brewing

General

1-15

56 'Ac

(quar.)

common.

Register,

$5

1-20

4c

Smith

9

1

(quar.)

common

Canada,

Corp. (quar.)___.
Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)—

2-

(quar.)

Corp.(

Portland

12-30

1

1-31

(quar.)__

pfd.

Year-end

National

1-15
2-

10c

__

National Chemical & Mfg. Co
National City Bank of N. Y.
National Department Stores

National

12-30

25c

(quar.)___

Straus-Duparquet, Inc.

National

12-30

$1.50

___

(quar.)

1-15

1-20

1-20

2-

2-

X3c

of

(N.)

$2.12

Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—

Portland

1-15

1-31

1

1-15

15c

(quar.)
Ltd.—

Oil

2-

Company
(quar.)
Cordage Co., common (quar.)_•___
Employees stock (quar.)__
Plywood,
Inc.
(stock
dividend)

2-10

1-31

62'Ac

(quar.)__

2-28

62'Ac

Power

.57o 1 preferred

4c

115c

.

Royal Rice Mills,

Slater

1-22

$1.10

Ltd.,

$2c

j:25c

Ltd
Mines,

Miller

Sinclair

12-29

3-

1-

J

95c

Plymouth

2-10

$20c

Mount

1

1-19

1-31

1-15

f25c

Co.

(quar.)

Mines,

Silver

1-15

12-20

2-

2-15
2-15

25c

(quar.;____

Extra

$1.07ft

Semi-annual

12-23

2-28

;

Pittston

12-26

1-29

lc

.___

1-15

Common

Smith

(quar.)

convertible

Pitts'gh,

1-15-

50c

10%

Co.,

convertible

$2.50

1-15

62'Ac

__

1

1-15

25c

shares

Pittsburgh

12-24

40c

quar.)

&

preferred

4Vi%

5

56'Ac
(extra)

1

2

25c

(interim)
Piper Aircraft Corp.—

1-10

2-

Sherwin-Wilaanis

Holdert

Payable of Reo.

}25c

—:___

Inc.

Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.__
Sheraton Corp. of America, common

1-10

50c

'

(s-a)

(quar.)__

preferred

American

12-15

1-30

5c

(quar.)

(quar.)__.

(year-end)

pfd. (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates—

12-11

1-15

12'Ac

Morris

Phillips-Jones

2

1-21

$50c

__

preferred

3.90%

$1

dividend
Diablo

1-23

2

1-15

preferred

2-

$1.50

(quar.)

1-15

$1

1-

1

1-25

Foods,

Sheep

5

Philadelphia Electric Co.

Philip

■

2-

$1.06V4

(quar.)

4.40%

(quar.)

Inc.

Co.

1-15

non-cum.

58c

___

Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc., common
(increased

Gear

1-15

on

Telegraph Co. (quar.)
(John)
& Company
(quar.)
Corp. of America, common

preferred

&

1

1-15

1-15

Sigma

conimon_________-________

1

Plan

Common

Machine

2-

1-27

2-

2-15

20c

2-

35c

2-15

When

47

$75c

;__——

■___

Per

Share

_____

Extra

Co.—

$1.10

50c

2- 5

f$1.50

Co

Power

Philadelphia Co.,
5%

2-15

33c

(auar.)

Traffic

Perkins

1-15

; 1-15

9
5

t75c

______

(quar.)

1

(quar.)

common

A

common

2-

,

series

Led.,

oreferred

5c

redemption

_

preferred

1

1-31

11-

Shedd-Bartuih

$1.20

;

Locomotive

2-

lc

9

1-31

25c

4.25%
preferred (quar.)______
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)__

12-29

2-

(quar.45c

51.12 '/2

Extra
Montreal

1-25

$1.50

____

__________

for

$1

Pennsylvania

Jan. 23 at $104 per share plus this
div.)
Montana Power Co. (quar.)

Stock

8

■

Name of Company

Shea's Winnipeg
Brewery, Ltd.
Class B. (s-a)

Telephone

Penman's

1-26

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

Transport Co.—

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)______

1-30

Society, class A (quar.)
Chemical, $4 conv. preferred—

Monsanto

&

preferred

1-30

Loan

Mount

$1

When

.

Share

Petroleum

Davis & Co.

Peninsular

2-15

(quar.)__

£f%

Parke,

1

1-' 3

$6

(quar.)

preferred

$2.25

1-30

•

300%

pfd.

4:80%

Morris

2-15

1•

2-15

Corp..

4.ao%

tower,

Per

-

Company

American

37'Ac

::

4.40%

Morrell

1-15

Mining & Mtg. Co.—

Radio

Montreal

1-15

25c

&

Mondagahe.a

Extra

'

Name of
Pan

1-" 5

51.37'A

(quar.)_

(quar.)—

Ontarip Paper Co.—
Increased quarterly
Missisoippi Power & Light Co.—
$6 preferred (qu^r.)
:

Monroe

(243)

Holdert

1-16

40c

•: '

(increased

dividend

Minnesota

Monarch

,

/

15c

2nd

preferred

Minnesota

<

Year-end

preferred—

com.

convertible

$5-50

'

Payable of Rec,

25c

_

(D. J.); 5%

Minneapolis-Moline,

r./

Co.—

(quar.)

Milliron's

;

*

When

Share

(qimr.)

t

t

B

(extra)—

$70c

2-28

1-31

Corp., class A

(quar.)—

15c
15c

2-1
2-1

1-9

Ltd.,

class

1-9

48

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(244)"

U.

Fidelity
Quarterly

6%
13.

preferred

S.

"U.
U.

S.

U.

(resumed)

7%

70c

2-15

2-

56V4C

3-

2-15

Weill

Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 5Va%
West Penn Power Co.

1

$1.75

8-19

7-31

$1.75

11-20

10c

1-15

17

—

(quar.)

—

Coal

1-15

12-20

1-15

12-28

Western

6

12-20

1

2-

1

1-17
1-17

$1.40

30c

2-

1

1-15

50c

2-16

50c

2-

1

1-15

1-31

Ltd.,

Grocers,

Class

1

25c

2- 1

A

class

$2.50
Western

Western

pid. A

1

1-16

37 Vac

5-

1

4-17

White Sewing

37 Vac

8-

1

7-17

York

1

1-15

2-

1

1-15

31'Ac

3-

25c

2-

■;

1

Company
2-20

2

3-20

2-

1

1-15

2-1

1-2

2-

1-

{12'Ac

___

Extra

1

4-

75c

(quar.)__

1-20

3-

25c

County Gas Co.

1

25c

—

tlOc

_____

1

preferred

(quar.)

{31 'Ac

2-1

1-2

preferred

(quar.)

{37>/aC

2-1

1-2

50c

1-31

1-10

Zenith

1-19
2- 1

Radio

♦Transfer

12-28

$1.433i
$1

2- 1
2- 1

1-19
1-19

a

50c

(quar.)

common

2- 1

1-19

Corp.

(quar.)__

books not

closed

resident

tax

British

Less

Jamaica income

y

Corrected
Previous

1-19

2- 1

50c

Less

payment

published

dividend.

15%

Canadian

tax

15%; resident
income tax.

x

(initial)——

for this

tPayable in U. S. Funds, less
{Payable in Canadian funds,

3-15

'

2

5%

1-15
4- 2

preferred (quar,)——

$2 prior

1-10

1-20

35c

(quar.)

2-

$$1.75

Zellers, Ltd., common,

Machine Corp.—

common

{$1 75

Ltd,—

(accum.)—...
(quar.)

Monthly

$1.25

2-

1-15

Monthly

12-15

2- 1
2-15

50c

—

(quar.)

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.i —
New

$1
$1.25

(quar.)_—

Tablet & Stationery, common

preferred

$5

5%

RR.,

1-23

1-31

6%

(accum.)

Pacific

preferred

Wrlgley (William Jr.)
Monthly

1-15

2-15
1-15
1-15

1-31

2-15

Machinery Corp.—
5%
convertible
preference
(Entire
issue
called for redemption on March 1 at
$25
per share plus this dividend.)

1-31
12-29
12-15

{$1
{50c
+35c

:

;

(quar.)___—_—
Insurance Securities Co.—

Western

6

2-

(quar.)

A

1-10

15c

<quar.)_

Wood Newspaper

12-20
12-20
12-20

3- 1

1-15

2-21

$1.50

Corp.

James,

preferred

1st

12-29

$2

Power

&

1st

7%

1-15

igc

is-a)

(quar.)—

7%

Hotter*

Payable of Rec.

30c

Crampton
Electric

When

Share

Oil—

preferred
Alexander

Wood,

12-30

<quar.)_

(Cuba) —

pfd.

6%

1-15

1-15
1-15
1-15

&

Wisconsin

1- 2

40c

(initial)..—

common

Winters

1-15
1-25
1-25
*2-29

+25c

preferred

37 Vac

7%

$1.12 Va
$1.05
$1.02'/a

Ltd.

Breweries,

Canada

Western

1-16

2-

2-

30C

4% preferred (quar.)_
Virginian Railway
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)

Co.,

____

VaC

11-

Coke Co.—

&

______

4Va%

S2

com.

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)——
—4.20%
preferred B (quar.)4.10%
preferred C (quar.)—________—.
West Point Mfg. Co., new common
(initial)

(s-a)

_______

Detinning

,_l

tlOc
$1.25

————-

(annual)

& Co.

iRaphael)

12 VaC

<quar.)_

common

Quarterly
Iron,

(quar.)
Co., $5 preferred

50c

common

Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.

Vulcan

Weatherhead

6

5-

<quar.>___

Ltd.

Extra
2-

5-20

preferred (quar.)___
Wallpaper, 4% conv. pfd.

Virginia

1

1

2-20

Van Camp Sea Food Co., Inc.,
Vanadium Corp. of America

1-15

Waterous,

$1.75

preferred

1-15

2- 1

12-15

$1.75

Tobacco,

1-26

12-20

(quar.)—

Leaf

$3

pfd. (quar.) {$1.37'/a

1-15

(quar.)____

convertible

$3

2-10
1-15
1-15
1-20

—

20C

Valspar Corp., common
54

$l.l2Va

(quai.)

1-15

(quar.)

Stockyards Corp.,

Universal

1-19

preferred

5%

(quar.)

50c

conv.

United

1

(quar.i

preferred
preferred

United

2-

Warren

Corp.—

preferred
preferred

7%

1-19

1-15
1-15
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
2-10

Per

Company

River

Wichita Union Stock Yards, 4%
pfd.
Wilcox Oil Co., common
(quar.)

12-22
12-29
1- 4
1-22

175c
40c
20c
62VzC
37VaC
$1.06V»

—

87 Vac

Bumper Co., common
preferred
(quar.i ________

Steel

a.

7%
7%

2-1

1-15"

1

(quar.)
Brothers Co., common

Monday, January 15, 1954

.

<

Name of

Payable of Ree.

Wichita

(quar.)

Co.

Warner

Holier*

When

-

Ltd,—

Worts,

&

Washington Gas Light Co., com.
$4.25
preferred
< quar.)
$4.50
preferred iquar.i ______

Spring &

4 Va '/:■

2-

25c

—

__

_

12-26

75c

Ine

(quar.

preferred

1-15

Gooderham

<H.)

Common

Shoe Corp.
(quar.)_:
Smelting, Refining & Mining—

S.

7%

Per

Walker

8

(Bait.)-—

Co.

Radiator Corp., common

S.

U.

Chemicals,

Industrial

S.

Guaranty

12-

50c

(quar.)

&

1-15

Share

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

75c

50c

Co.

S.

U.

Share

of Company

Fruit

Holder*

When

Per
Name
United

.

.

deductible

tax

non-residents'
the

at

tax.

source.

Non¬

reported

hert.

7%.

tax.

or

holders

dates

of

record

dates

are

incorrect.

were

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

bids

ARIZONA

Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 31
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 4—v. 172, p.
to John

2268—were awarded
&

veen

of

Co.,

Kenneth

and

Chicago,

Ellis

A.

Nu-

&

Co.,

of

jointly, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.28%, as follows:

until

for

23

11

the

(PST)

a.m.

Jan.

on

of $300,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1950
Due on July 1 from 1952 to 1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest
purchase

payable

(J-J)

the
County
Legality ap¬

at

office.

Treasurer's

until

bids

for

16

water

on July
1958 inclusive.

1952 to

130,000 2V4S. Due

Tucson

on

Los

Note Sale—The issue of

loan

temporary

10th

Ariz.

$601,000

series notes

purchased by the Valley Na¬
tional Bank, of Phoenix, at 1.05%.
was

bonds

173,

offered

145—were

p.

f

bonds,
240,000

a

a

of

Bros. &

Hutzler, both of New
York City, jointly, at 1.09%.
Union

Kings

School

District

(P.

County

Bond

2%s, at

as

a

$500,-

2s,

basis of

a

a

Sale

The

—

of

Additional

by

101.41,

a

bonds

Witter

Dean

Sale

purchased

The

—

price of
about 2.49%.
a

$45,000

District

School

bonds

Hanaford

by

100.12,
%//

a

&

as 2V2S,
basis of

of

purchased

was

of

composed

America

National

the

Trust

Savings Association, J. Barth
Co., Blyth & Co., William R.
Staats Co., of Los Angeles, Dean
Witter & Co., Lawson, Levy &

O.

Los

Angeles),

District bonds.
1951.

Williams, Stone & Youngberg, all

9,000

&

Due

1967

La

on

Dated Feb.

inclusive.

Verne

Dated Aug.

Aug.

1953 to

price

5,000

Whittier

from

1953

243,000
1J/2 s.
from 1959

to

Feb.

on

1958

1

inclusive.

Due on
Feb,
1
to 1967 inclusive

95,000 13/4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
,1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Fullerton

Sch.

Dist.,

Orange
County (P. O. Santa Ana),
} California

Bond

Offering

—

B.

J.

Smith,

County Clerk, will receive sealed




1952

Due

1957

inclusive..

Due

1 6

1

inclusive.

9,000 2V2S.

Due

on

1974

1976

inclusive.

l3As.

Due

on

173,

*

loan

Sale—The

1

March

Trust

by

the

the

Co., of Jersey City, at 1.10%.

of

Bank

National

Savings Association, of
San Francisco, at a price of 100.29,
a net interest cost of about 3.16%,
as

follows:

Offering

—

Jan.

re¬

sealed bids in care of Day,
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,

000

(EST)

m.

p.

school-1951

1, 1951.

1952

to

nial

Trust

bonds.

Due

1971

and interest

on

on

Dated

Jan. 1 from

inclusive.

Principal

payable at the Colo¬
Co., Waterbury.
Le¬

Note Sale—The issue of $559,000

loan

11th series notes

purchased by the Chase Na¬
.

tional

Bank, and Salomon Bros. &

Hutzler, both of New York City,

Diego

County

Sch.

Certificate Sale

Bond

000

Sale—The issue of $390,-

San

Diego

School

District

chased

by

Union
bonds

High

water and

—

Feb.

1

Cook

&

Sons,

both

was

*

1952

to

sewerage revenue

tificates offered

Neal

&

on

Jan. 8—v:

cer¬

both

of

Co.,

inclusive.

V/2S,

as

basis

at

price

a

Chicago, Dempsey-TegeSt. Louis, Sills, FairHarris, of Chicago, Quail

&

man

Co., of Davenport, and Blewer,
Glynn, of St. Louis, as

of

105.02,

a

bonds,

sewer
on

Dec.

as

from

1

2V2S.

1951

to

inclusive.

1956

680,000 sewer bonds, as 2V4S. Due
Dec.

on

-

from

1

1967

inclusive.
The

.

bonds

dated

are

to

1969

■;//,
Dec.

1950.

Legality approved
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of

1,

by
St.

Louis.

2.19%.

about

of

INDIANA
Columbus

Housing
—

Authority,

Ga.
Evan3ville,

The issue of $666,Bond

temporary

works improvement and re¬
funding
revenue,
improvement,
series

ly, at 1.09%.

Jan.

of

1951

9—v.

awarded to

&

Housing Authority, III.

Note Sale—The issue of

temporary

series,
Chase
mon

was

&

$1,340,-

notes

purchased

National
Bros.

loan

bonds

172,
a

p.

offered

on

2429—were

syndicate composed

of Shields & Co., Eastman, Dillon

ILLINOIS
Decatur

Ind.

Sale—The $5,500,000 sew¬

age

ler, both of New York City, joint¬

pur¬

/

of

ler & Co., of

172,

Waggoner, all of Atlanta,

a

1957

°

III.

A. G. Edwards &
St. Louis, WhitePhillips Co., G. H. Walker & Co.,

The $200,000

New York City, jointly, at 1.10%.

on

River,

$900,000 general obligation bonds was
purchased by a syndicate com¬
posed of Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, of Chicago, Newhard,

Due

County Clerk, will receive sealed

Due

Bessemer

Sale—The issue of

Bond

Ga.

loan notes was
purchased by the Chase National
Bank, and Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬

Dists.

the

follows:

Note Sale

(P. O. San Diego), Calif.

by

Co., of Jersey City, at 1.09%.

GEORGIA

000

San

$616,000
series notes

11th

loan

purchased

&

000

1951.

Authority, III.
temporary

Heitner &

syndicate composed
of
the
from 1953 to 1972 inclusive.
Security-First
National
Bank of Los Angeles, Blyth
&
Principal and interest
(F-A)
Co., R. H. Moulton & Co., both of
payable at the County Treasury.
San Francisco, and the William
Los Angeles
County Water Works R. Staats Co., of Los Angeles, at a
District No. 23 (P. O.
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
Los Angeles), Calif.
of about 1.95%, as follows:
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly, $120,000 2s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1,

Winnebago County Housing

Howard, of Hartford.

2525—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of Courts & Co.,
J. H. Hilsman & Co., and Wyatt,

Richmond Housing Authority,
California

was

Legality approved by
of Chicago.

Note Sale—The issue of

p.

temporary

Dec.

& Cutler,

gality approved by Day, Berry &

1 from

136,000 3V4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
1970 to 1986 inclusive.
>

on

of $400,municipal power plant bonds
was
purchased by Benjamin &
Lang, of Chicago, as 3%s. Dated

$220,000
on

Due

1969 inclusive. In¬

Wood

William

Fromm, Town Treasurer, will

Albany,

Due

such

Sale—The issue

Middlebury, Conn.
Bond

\

3s.

Bond

Trust

Jan.

Calif.

$260,000 water

America

Chapman

was

CONNECTICUT

Hartford, until 2

&

Trust

1952 to

terest J-D.

Bessemer

ceive

1

system-1951 bonds offered on Jan.
19—v. 172, p. 2525—were awarded
to

from

or

satisfactory to

1, 1950.
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.

a

Orange County Water Works Dist.
Bond

is

as

bidder and District.

$130,000
series notes

10th

purchased

was

San
at

March

Santa Ana),

date

Louis.

Jan. 16 for the purchase of $545,-

1,

Dated

Feb. 15 from

County Housing
Authority, Calif.

temporary

the

to

from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.

No. 8 (P. O.

of the date of issuance

earlier

Note Sale—The issue of

9—v.

on

for the

000

Barbara

O.
*

Co.,
of
Associates,

Cue

to

18

Rantoul, III.

Feb. 15 from

on

Jan.

on

of $1,600,000
building
improvement bonds.
Dated

inclusive.

Due

to

(CST)

m.

purchase

Nov.

from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.

110,000

from

Elementary

School District bonds.
Feb.

IV2S.

15 from

1973

100.005, a net interest
1.68%, as follows:

of

Feb.

on

1961

to

36,000 2V4S.

Feb. 15 from

on

1956

to

15,000 2s.

of about

$105,000

1961 inclusive.

follows:

on

Jan.

District

1

$11,000 4V4S.

Santa

Trust

and

School

1950.

Due

the

jointly, at 1.10%?.

Heights

1.60%

1

1,

Feb. 1 from 1953

District bonds.

Due

School

will receive sealed bids until 8:30
p.

as

District,

awarded

Francisco,

Calif.

Co., of Oakland, at a price of
1G0.10, a net interest cost of about

134s.

and

Sale—The $215,000 school
on

Secretary of Board of Education,

$71,000

purchased by the Bank

were

1962

at

(P.

County

American

Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostjy,

of San Francisco, and C. N. White

$162,000

1,

1952

Principal

School

Union

145—were

p.

Angeles County Sch. Dists.

(P.

to

as

Sale —The

and

1954 to 1969 inclusive.

$15,000 La Verne Heights School

Bank

bonds

syndicate

from

1

payable

(M-S)

>

$124,000

&

school
a

on

Dated March

March

offered

bonds

as 2V4S,
basis of

.

Talbot, of San Francisco,
at

""Bond

$50,000

District

&

by

(PST)

a.m.

inclusive.

Stanislaus

price of

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
16 for the purchase of $189,000
school bonds, as follows:

000

on

Oakdale

basis of about 2.39%.

School

price

a

were

O.

Sale—The issue of

Due

1968

cost

purchased

Los

Calif.

as

1.80%.

Nietos

Palmdale

?

Han ford),

High

0 n

Co., of San Francisco,

$887,-

temporary
loan note,
12th
series, was purchased by the
Chase National Bank, and Salo¬

Corcoran

i

n

bonds,

price of 102.58,

Additional

at

000

mon

U

District

about 2.11%.

issue

of

25,000 Old River School District

&

Sale—The

price

a

basis of about 1.72%.

Downey

School

were

Authority, Calif.

Brown,

Mcdesto), Calif.

l%s,

as

100.27,

Los

Contra Costa County Housing

10:30

000 school bonds.

Co., of Bev¬

$114,|000 Downey School District

Co., of Little Rock, as

CALIFORNIA

Co.,

&

L.

16 for the purchase of $161,-

Jan.

follows:

as

101.32,

Note

Barth

J.

inclusive.

Grove

Lemon

County Sch. Dist. No. 58,
(P. O. Downers Grove), III.
Offering—W. D. Herrick,

Bond

Feb. 15 from

on

County Treasurer's office.

bonds,

{

J.

—

interest

about

par.

a

Williams, all of San Francisco,
Wagenseller & Durst, Fred D.
Blake & Co., both of Los Angeles,

was

3s, at

to

Bank

1971

Additional

Du Page

ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.02, a basis
of about 2.35%, as follows:

O.

&

bonds

Investment

the

Due

1962

to

Feb. 15 from

on

inclusive.

of America National Trust & Sav¬

District

Schwabacher & Co., Lawson, Levy

purchased by the W. R. Stephens

building

of

School

County

Offering

until

bids

to

Asociation,

$95,-

school

awarded

composed

of

000

Union

Due
1961

to

190,000 2s.

bonds

County Clerk, will receive sealed

ings

at

Sale —The issue

9—v.

1951.

McGehee School District, Ark.
Bond

Jan.

on

of America National Trust & Sav¬

1.10%.

at

Bond

Sale—The $379,000 build¬

Bond

erly Hills,

Conway Housing Authority, Ark.
Note Sale—The issue of $159,000 temporary
loan notes, 11th
series was purchased by the Bes¬
semer Trust
Co., of Jersey City,

the

at

(P.
Fresno), Calif.

County Sch. Dists.

and Daniel Reeves &

ARKANSAS

payable

(J-J)

Mendota

Angeles

syndicate

Authority,

Housing

July

Dated

County Treasury.

(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.

1958

July 1 from 1954
Principal and

on

Fresno
Los

80,000 l%s.

$10,000

inclusive.

interest

Angeles.

ing

July 1 from

bonds.

Jan.

on

of

proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of

1 from

1971 inclusive.

1959 to

purchase

Due

1963

Phoenix,

$70,000 2V2S. Due

(PST)

m.

a.

system

1, 1950.
to

9

the

19th

by

the

Bank, and Salo¬

Hutzler,

both

of

Co.,

Anthony

Coffin & Burr, Tucker,
&
Co.,
Roosevelt
&

Cross, Geo, B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
& Wells, Inc.^ Mackey,
Dunn & Co., Stein Bros. & Boyce,
of Baltimore, Tripp & Co., Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., R. D. White &
Andrews

Co.,
New

E.

F.

York

Hutton & Co., all of
City, First Securities

Volume 173

Number 4977

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(245)
Company of Chicago, Ames, Emerich & Co., of Chicago, Lee W.
Carroll & Co., of Newark, Goodbody & Co., of New York City, T.

terest F-A.

Legality approved by
Foley, Jr., Qf New

Dudley „C.

Boston

Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—The $6,304,000 tem¬
porary
loan,
first
series
notes
offered on Jan. 9—v.
173, p. 146—

Orleans.

Jefferson

Parish

Community
H. Jones & Co., of Cleveland, R.
Center and Playground Dist.
H. Johnson & Co., Herbert J. Sims
;VL- No. 5 (P.O. Box 10007,
'
& Co., both of New York City,.J.
New Orleans 21), La.
W. Sparks & Co., of Des Moines,"
Bond
Offering — Mrs. John
McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬

Ernest

and

M.

Orleans, at
interest

Loeb

Co., of New
price of 100.06, a net

a

cost

about

of

1.72%,

as

follows:

Feb.

on

1

Feb. and Aug.

on

in 1955 to 1956.

155,000

2V4S.

Due

Feb.

on

and

until

14

10

a.

the

for

$600,000

purchase

public

of

inprovement

Dated March 1, 1951. Due
March 1 from 1952 to 1971 in¬

clusive.

Interest

Brockton

Note

M-S.

Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Olla

3,915,000 13/4S. Due on Feb. and
Aug. 1 from 1969 to 1987 ini

elusive.

Offering

William

—

0.

Rist, Secretary of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 18 for
the

school1951 bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1951;
Due on July 15 from 1952 to 1955
inclusive. ' Interest J-J.
Legality
purchase

$25,000

of

approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &

Miller, of Indianapolis.

Sale—The

Bond

to

Sale

—

&

offered

of

Mayor and Board of Alderat any bank specified by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chi¬

C.

Bond

2V2s,

system

at

price

a

of

(P. O.

ceive

until

Due on Jan. 1, 1972.

$10,000 2y4s.

50,000 21/2s. Due on Jan.-1 from
V 1973 to 1977 inclusive.

Due

Bernard

No.

1

school

issue

bonds

was

Offering

Bond

La.

School District No.
St.

The

Broussard,

Secretary

able

bonds.

1951.

Due

bids until

sealed

11

and

a.

at the Louisville Trust Co.,

Louis¬

Parish

Crowley),
Bond

3

bonds offered

Field

(P.O.

La.

Sale—The $175,000

school

Jan. 4—v. 172, p.

on

awarded

2269—were
nau

Oil

Egan

School District No.

& Kees, of New

to

Ducour-

Orleans, at a

cost of about 2.32%.

net interest

Calcasieu Parish Sch. Dist. No. 22

(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
Offering—H. A. Norton,

Bond

Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 10

(CST) on Feb. 14 for the
purchase of $315,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, 1951. Due on Feb.
15 from 1952
to 1971 inclusive.
a.

m.

Legality

F-A.

Interest

Feliciana

Parish,
No. 2

School District

Clinton),
Bond

Offering

—

Jachson
(P. O.

La.
P. H. Dupuy,

Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 2
p. m.

chase

Feb. 9 for the pur¬
$100,000 school bonds.

(CST)
of

on

Dated Feb. 1,

from

1953

to

1951.
1971

Due

on

Feb. 1

inclusive.




Chairman,
the

at

1,

of

porary

9—v.

loan notes offered

173, 'p.

146'—were

Merchants

the

to

Me.

Housing Board, 18 Tremont
on

tem¬

Jan.

on

awarded

National

Bank,
discount of 1.06%.

of Boston, at a

MARYLAND

In¬

Arundel

County (P. O.
Annapolis), Md.
Bond Offering—Edna E. Perrie,
President of Board of Education,
will

receive

sealed

bids

until

11

a.
m.
(EST) on Jan. 30 for the
purchase of $1,750,000 school con-

struction-1951

1, 1951.

Due

1975

to

proved

bonds.

on

Dated

Feb.

Feb. 1 from

1953

inclusive.

Legality

ap¬

by Niles,

Barton, Yost &
Dankmeyer, of Baltimore,
i
:

Baltimore
Note

a

g g

Housing Authority, Md.
Sale—The issue of $692,-

State

will

Chairman,

,

sealed

The $350,000

—

the

Second

both

ler,

of

New

York

City,

jointly, at 1.09%.

bids

;

v

Sale—The

offered

on

the

at

of

Bond

Sale

Note

porary loan, second series notes
offered on Jan. 9—v. 173, p. 146—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate

Twps.
(P. O.

'•*

8

p.

the

for

Due

(EST)

m.

purchase

school bonds.

Jan.

on

of

$140,000

Dated Feb.

1, 1951.
April 1 from 1953 to 1955

on

inclusive.

The

bonds maturing in

callable.

are

Interest

A-O.

Lenawee

County (P. O.
Adrian), Mich.
Offering — R. B. King,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond

able.

Principal

(A-O)
State

173,

p.

and

payable

interest
the

at

Adrian

Savings Bank, Adrian.

gality

approved

Paddock

by
&

Stone,

troit.

Le¬

Miller, Canof

De¬

\

Plymouth

^Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Plymouth), Mich.

146

to

>

Bond Offering—Marian B. Mor¬

Secretary of Board

row,

Edu¬

of

cation,' will receive sealed bids
until 8 p. m. (EST) on Jan. 17 for
the purchase of $245,000
bonds.

Offering—Harry I. Gran¬

bids in

the

of

care

Second

Dated

,

Jan.

1, 1951. Due
April 1 from 1952 to 1966 in¬

on

clusive.
1963

The

to

bonds

1966

cipal and interest
at

Bank, of Boston,
111
Street, Boston, until 11
(EST) on Jan. 16 for the pur¬

a.m.

chase of $449,000
school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1

Boston,

r

;

Fractional

Sch.

-

No.

ed

Bond Sale—The $190,000 school
on Dec. 7—v. 172, p.
2173—were
awarded
to
Barcus,
&

Co., of Chicago, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 2.05%, as follows:
1951

to

81,000 2s.
and

1955

Due

Due

1,

disposal

sewage

able.

to

1981

Due

With-

H.

City Controller, will

maturing in 1981

The

call¬

are

Interest

J-J.
Legality ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.

Bond

Mich.

Offering—Carl

Controller,

sealed

bids until 7:30

until

10

Jan.

22

for

J.

will

the

$80,000

re¬

sewer

Faist,
receive

(EST)
purchase of
p.m.

improvement bonds. '

Due

on

1961

inclusive.

Jan.

1

a.m.

Jan. 23 for the purchase
$445,000
special
assessment

1951 to 1955 inclusive.

July 15,
1950. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the
current
official

from

1952

80,000 improvement bonds.
on

Jan.

1

from

1952

to

Due

to

1961

inclusive.
The

1951.

bonds

to 1961

interest
ond

dated
Jan.
1,
maturing in 1959

are

The bonds

callable. Principal and
(J-J) payable at the Sec¬

are

National

Bank

& Trust Co.,
approved by
Berry, Stevens, Barbier, Evely &
MacFarlane, of Detroit.

Saginaw.

dated

are

Jan. 1

proved

on

bonds

bonds.

on

inclusive.

$160,000 special assessment, series
1951-A bonds, as follows:

Mich.

bids

Faist,

m. :,(EST)
on
purchase of $7,-

the

Saginaw,

June

on

Offering—John

sealed

The

for

1952

bonds

on

Detroit,

J,

a.

Dated Jan. 1, 1951.
from

June 1 in 1956

1960.

ceive

24

700,000

10

City,,

l%s.

Bond

Mich.

June 1 from

on

1957.

22,000

until

inclusive.

on

Saginaw,

Offering—Carl

bids

Jan.

bonds offered

$87,000 2V2s.* Due

Bond

City Controller, will receive seal¬

9

(P. O. G-1223 South Belsay
Road, Flint 7), Mich.

Kindred

$100,000 tax

premium of $55.83.

a

■

Townships

Dist.

Mich.

The

—

iy2s}

>

Davison

Sale

on Jan.
8—v. 173, p. 50—were awarded to
Shannon & Co., of Detroit, as

plus

and

St. Joseph,

,

Note

anticipation notes offered

MICHIGAN
Burton

trust company to be

or

field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.

cipal and interest payable at the

Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of

in

Prin¬

(A-O) payable

designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Can-

from 1952 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬

Second National Bank, of Boston.

bank

a

maturing

callable.

are

Legality

White Lake and Waterford Twps.
bank of the City, in Detroit, Chi¬
of the Chase National
Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 1-2 (P. O.
J, Devine & Co., and cago or New York City, Legality
Route 7, Pontiac), Mich.
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, all of approved
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Sale—The $170,000 school
New York City, at 1.06%, plus a
bonds offered on Jan. 10—v. 173,
premium of $4.
" ;

composed

C.

Bank,

Ecorse,

Middlesex

(P. O. '
East Cambridge), Mass.
Note Sale—The issue of $275,000
temporary
loan notes
was
County

the
Middlesex
County National Bank, of Everett,
by

discount of 0.74%.

a

Note

Bond

Jan.

$400,000
Dated
1

16

for

the

elementary
1, 1951.

1952

to

purchase

school

of

con¬

Due on Feb.

1961

inclusive.

Principal and interest (F-A) pay-r
at the First National Bank,

able

'O

■■

Patrick

B.

$210,000

tax

anticipation notes.
Dated Jan. 15, 1951. Due on Nov.
1, 1951. ' Principal and interest
at

the

Security

Bank,

Ironwood,
Note

City
bids

until

4

will
p.

m.

anticipation notes.
Due

on

Michigan Corporation, of De¬
troit, at a price of par, a net inter¬

est cost of about

1.92%,

$41,000 2*/2s. Due

on

as

follows:

May 1 from

1951 to 1955 inclusive.

103,000

2s.

Due

1956 to

1965

on

May

■:

1 from

inclusive.

13,000 13/4s. Due

on

on

May 1, 1966.
May 1, 1967.

MINNESOTA

Adriansen,

receive

(CST)

22 for the purchase of

1951.

146—were awarded to the First

of

Mich.

Offering—Leo

Clerk,

p.

13,000 lV2s. Due

Offering—Clyde L. Whit-

Feb.

from

—

Lincoln Park.

struction loan-1950 series A bonds.

on

Mich.

Offering

Trondle, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p. m. (EST)
on
Jan. 16 for the purchase of

payable
Milton, Mass.

loan, third series notes. Dated

well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.

15

National

The $100,000 tem¬

—

bids until

$415,000 bonds

11—v.

1951. Due on Jan. 31, 1952. Prin¬ of
cipal and interest payable at the bonds, as follows:
Second National Bank, of Boston. $20,000 lateral sewer, series 50-1
Legality approved by Caldwell,
bonds, due on July 15 from
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
425,000 street and alley paving
bonds, due on July 15 from
Med ford Housing Authority, Mass.

tier, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a. m. (EST)

1951.

i

the

25,

6

Bond Offering —
L o r e n M.
Phelps, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed

field,
;

Town Treasurer, will receive

ger,

sealed

(EST)

Dated Jan.

No.

building

receive

office

State Housing
Board, 18 Tremont Street, Boston,
until 11 a. m. (EST) on Jan. 17 for
the purchase of $1,050,000 tempor¬

25, 1951. Due on Oct. 31,
Legality approved by Cald¬

of

Weymouth, Mass.

third series notes.

Chairman, will receive sealed bids

Jan.

Bank,

Whiting,
Weeks & Stubbs; Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; and Coffin &
Burr, all of
Boston, jointly, as 1.40s, at a price
of 100.76, a basis of about 1.31%.

Housing Board, 18 Tremont

Attleboro Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Offering—John E. Turner,

ary

Jan.

awarded

were

—

erspoon,

at

at the office of the

National

Westwood, Mass.

Bond

Street, Boston,
until 11 a. m.
(EST) on Jan. 17 for the purchase
of
$1,935,000
temporary
loan,

purchased
MASSACHUSETTS

the

Legality .approved
by
Sullivan, Donovon, Heenehan &
Hanrahan, of New York City.

000

temporary loan notes
was
purchased by the Chase National
Bank, and Salomon Bros & Hutz-

of

Boston.

the

ovan,

by

B

Sale

office

Portage

Dist.

Kalamazoo), Mich.

Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Street, Boston,
until
11
a.
m.
j bids until 10 a. m. (EST) on Jan.
(EST) on Jan. 17 for the purchase 24 for the purchase of
$400,000
of
$1,660,000 temporary loan, County Jail bonds. Dated Jan.
1,
fourth
series
notes.
Dated
Jan.
1951.
Due on April 1 from 1952
25, 1951.
Due on Oct. 31, 1951. to 1957 inclusive. The bonds
ma¬
Principal and interest payable at turing in 1956 and 1957 are call¬

receive

will
office

Boston, until 11 a. m.
Jan. 17 for the purchase
of-$3,000,000 temporary loan,
fourth -series notes. Dated Jan. 25,
1951. Due on Oct. 31, 1951.
Le¬

M-S.

Interest

approved

Augusta,
Note

approved

by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York- City.
Vi •;
•_>
East

National

MAINE

Anne

LOUISIANA
Acadia

Merchants

bids

Street,
(EST)

1953

& Cutler, of

man

18,

Holyoke Housing Authority, Mass.
N o t e
Offering — Edward P.

inclusive.

Legality approved by Chap¬
Chicago.

ville.

from

Jan.

gality approved by Sullivan, Don¬
Heenehan & Hanrahan, of
New York City.

1981

to

m.

payable

(J-J)

interest

State

Parish

March

1

the

Splane,
sealed

H.

(CST) on Jan. 23 for the purchase
of $40,000 County Hospital bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1
from 1952 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal

(P, O.

Dated
March

on

Due On

Everett Housing Authority, Mass.
Note
Offering — Herbert C.

Board, will receive sealed
10 a. m. (CST) on Feb.
for
the
purchase of $90,000

school

Hospital

Principal and interest pay¬
at

F.

receive

State

Salem, or at the National
Shawmut Bank, of Boston.

bids until
13

dated

are

the

and

Sch.

Franklin

notes.

V

Farm
loan
Jan. 18, 1952.

on

at

Charles

will

Bank,

Con.

of'

m.

Industrial
Due

bids

re¬

18, 1952.

notes

1952.

School

Skaggs, County Court Clerk, will
receive

Jan.

notes.

$275,purchased

Francisville), La.
Offering — Jerome A.

Bond

1

1

anticipation

Nov.

of

Parish

a.

1—

Offering

Chairman,

sealed

Frac.

Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.

F.

Dudley C.
Foley, Jr., of New Orleans.

Carrie

—

Feliciana

11

8, 1951.
Tuberculosis

100,000

net interest cost of about 2.23%.

West

until

maintence loan notes.

.

District

(P. O. Chalmette),
Sale—The

Bond

000

School

Parish

bids

tax

on

300,000
■*..

St.

sealed

$1,500,000

follows:

as

5,400 certificates of indebtedness.

Legality

O.

Grayson County (P.
Leitchfield), Ky.

Thomas

(EST) on Jan. 16 for the purchase
$1,900,000 notes, as follows:

noon

certificates,

Jan. 9

173, p. 50—were awarded to

—

of

a

Russell, Long -& Burkholder, of
Lexington, at a price of 102.06, a
net interest cost of about 2.37%,
as follows:
*
•
^

Offering

O.

Duffy, County Treasurer, will

S.

Princeton), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 County
on

;

.

County (P.
Salem), Mass.

Note

;

Hospital bonds offered

&

(P. O.

by Ducournau & Kees, of New Or¬

Caldwell County

a

Essex

>!

Aiken, Secretary of Parish
School Board, will receive sealed

E.

Note

Shaw,

Kalamazoo

1955

Massachusetts

173, p. 146—
syndicate com¬ ^

Co., and Salomon
Hutzler, all of New
York City, .at 1.07%,. plus a prem¬

leans, and Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, of Birmingham, jointly, at

KENTUCKY

notes

Jan. 9—v*

ium of $11.

58

series

J. Devine &

Brothers

Alexandria), La.
and Certificate Offering—

"

second

awarded to

p.

count of 0.76%.

posed of the Chase National Bank,

ton Rouge.

The issue of $51,-

100.04.

—v.

on

were

and Fred G. Benton, of Ba¬

cago,

loan,

$28,000 improvement bonds.

Iowa

works

as

Treasurer

The $642,000 tem¬

—

porary

men.or

and

bonds
was
purchased by the Iowa-Des
Moines 1.'National
Bank,
of Des
Moines,

(M-S) payable

the

of

Massachusetts
Note Sale

(CST) on Feb. 7
for the purchase of $33,400 bonds

Baxter,
water

office

Cambridge Housing Authority,

bids

Wells

Mullaney,

IOWA

Bond

the

Devine &

1

the

sew¬

Co., of Chicago.

000

cipal and interest
at

March

on

inclusive. Prin¬

District No.

$135,000

Jan.

awarded

Due

on

Co., and Salomon
Hutzler, all of New York
City, at 1.07%, plus a premium of
$12.

Rapides Parish Sixth Ward School

works revenue bonds offered
4—v. 172, p. 2429—were

age
on

1951.

from 1952 to 1961

173,

146— were awarded to the
Na¬
tional Bank of
Wareham, at a dis¬

-r—

Bros. &

receive

a. m.
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $25,000 pub¬
.improvement
bonds.
Dated

Ind.

Lapel,
^

C. J.

Lois Maxwell,
sealed

—

will

Maintenance

Jan. 9—v.

on

Watertown Housing Authority,

Jan. 9—v. 173, p. 146—
awarded to a syndicate com¬

were

6 for the

March;!,

Ind.

Town,

Clerk,

.

premium of

a

posed of the Chase National Bank,

La.

1,

premim of

loan,

offered

bids until 11

lic

School

Griffith
Bond

Bond Offering
Town

clusive.

•

Sewerage Dist. No.

a

Housing Authority, Mass.
The $749,000 tem¬
first
series
notes

Sale

porary

Aug. 1 in 1957 and 1958.

1,290,000 iv2s. Due on Feb. and
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1968 in¬

notes offered

$3,889,000 at 1.08%,
$62. '
2,415,000 at 1.09%,
$39. •

(CST)

m.

bonds.
on

$140,000 4s. Due

City,

follows:

O.

Note Sale—The
$100,000 Tuber1 o s i s
Hospital

c u

as

(P.

Plymouth), Mass.

Bros. & Hutzler, all of New York

Secretary of Board of
Commissioners, - will - receive
bids

Plymouth County

awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of the Chase National Bank,
C. J. Devine & Co., and Salomon

Spansel,

sealed

Boston. Legality approved
by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.

were

„

troit, Sthaffer & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, F. R. Cole & Co., of Newark,

of

49

sealed
on

Jan.

Brown

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 24 (P. O. Sleepy Eye),
Minnesota

$61,800 tax

Dated Jan. 22,

Sept. 1, 1951.

Prin¬

cipal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office.

Bond

Sale—The $250,000 build-

ing bonds offered on Jan. 4—v.
173, p. 50—were awarded to Har¬
old

E.

Wood

&

Co., of St. Paul,

*

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

The

Woodard-Elwood Co., of

Minneapolis, jointly, at a price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about
1.90%, as follows:

ries

$125,000 l%s. Due on Jan.
1953 to 1967 inclusive.

Comfrey,
Sale—The

Bond

inclusive.
150,000 public market, 3rd issue,

Minn.
issue of

1956 inclusive.

offered

debtedness

173,

v.

of

9—

to Halsey,

173, p. 146—were awarded
First National Bank, of
Paul. '
•
v.

the

MONTANA

to
St.

Thompson Falls), Mont.
Offering — Dorothy

Dodof County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Jan. 15
for the purchase of $110,000 bridge
bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1951.
Amortization bonds will be first
choice and serial bonds will be
second choice of the .Board of
County Commissioners. Principal
and interest (M-S) to be payable
Bond

Minneapolis, Minn.

Certificate Sale —The $2,200,000 tax anticipation certificates of
indebtedness offered on Jan. 9—

.

v.
a

172, p. 2270—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the First

National Bank,

Northwestern Na¬

tional Bank, both of

Minneapolis,

Bank, of St. Paul,
and the Midland National Bank,
of Minneapolis, as iy4S.
n
'Dated Jan: 15, 1951.
Due on
First National

June

instalments

semi-annual

in

ing

date

dur¬

period of 20 years from the

a

of issue.

Delivery will be
Minneapolis, Chicago or

:

y

.

',''

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Parsippany),

.

'

...

Kearney School District, Neb.
Sale—The $250,000 build¬

Bond

offered

bonds

St. Paul Housing Authority, Minn.
Note Sale—The issue of $5,835,-

ing

loan notes was pur¬
Chase National
Bank, and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, both of New York City, joint¬
ly, as follows:
the

first

,$3,357,000

Jan.

8

—

of Board of

HAMPSHIRE

Education,

bids until 3:15

(EST) on Jan. 23 for the pur¬
of $125,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1
from 1952 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬

p.m.

Hillsborough County (P. O.
Manchester), N. H.
Note Sale—The issue of $300,anticipation

tax

000

1.10%.

notes iwas

purchased by the First National
Bank, of Boston, at 0.90%. Dated
Jan. 9, 1951. Due on Dec. 12,1951.

Worthington, Minn.

Bond Sale—The $150,000 hospi¬
approved
by
Ropes,
tal bonds offered on Jan. 10—v. Legality
173, p. 146—were awarded to the Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
:

lin

Oystermen's Bank & Trust
Co., Sayville. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
& Mitchell, of New York City..

Minneapo¬

Portsmouth, N. H.

as

at

New York City Housing

Authority,

Note Sale—The issue of

City, Mo.
Bond Offering—Rollin F. Agard,

will receive
(CST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $6,819,000 bonds, as follows:
of Finance,

sealed bids until 2 p.m.

$750,000 public hospital, 6th issue,
series C bonds. Due on Feb.
<

from

1

1952 to 1971 inclusive.

265,000 park and recreation, sevv
ries C bonds. Due on Feb. 1

•

....

:

,

Union, Union Free Sch. Dist.

bonds

house-1950

York City Housing
New York

New

was

Authority,

Demar-

Jan.

Dated

on

1

from

1952

to

175,000 fire protection, 7th issue,
series C bonds. Due on Feb. 1
1952 to 1971 inclusive.

1952 to 1971 inclusive.

Municipal Airport, 5th
issue, series C bonds. Due on

1,000,000

|
V.

Feb.

1

from 1952 to

on

Thorndike,

of Boston.

& Dodge,

Palmer

NEW JERSEY
Alexandria

(P. O.
■

Bond

Township Sch. Dist.

R. F. D., Pittstown),
Jersey

Offering Postponed—Sale

1971 in¬

school bonds, sched¬
Jan. 18, has been post¬

Bond Sale—The
on

$606,000 school
11—v. 172,

Jan.

2527—were awarded to a syn¬

dicate composed

of J. W. Sparks

Schmidt, Poole & Co., both
Philadelphia. MacBride, Miller

& Co.,

ceive

(EST) on Jan. 25 for the purchase
$1,260,000 building-1951 bonds.
Dated Feb; T, 1951. Due on Feb. I
from 1952 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
of

cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the Endicott Trust Co.,'Endicott,

or

Bank

&

Central Hanover
of New York

the

at

Trust Co.,

City. Legality approved by Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
'

way,

Utica,

Y.

N.

$2,400,000

Sale—The

Note

tax

$7,000,000 at 1.10%, plus a pre¬ anticipation notes offered on Jan.
mium

3,046,000

inclu¬

1970

E,

District Clerk, will re¬
sealed, bids" until -2
p.m.

Paynter,

City:

10—v.

of $60.

at

mium of

1.11%, plus a pre¬

New

$26.11.

173,

147—were awarded
& Hutzler, of
City, at 1.08%, plus a
p.

Salomon

to

York

Bros.

premium of $79.
North

Collins,

Sch. Dist. No.
North

Collins,

Brant,

Evans, Eden and

Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
by Reed,

proved

NORTH CAROLINA

Concord

1 (P. O.

Collins), N.

Y.

Bond

Carthage, N. C.
Offering—W. E.

Easter-

Bond Offering—Charles D. Ogling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Cheektowaga Union Free Sch. Dist.
nibene, District Clerk, will receive ment
Commission,
will • receive
No. 2 (P. O. 777 Maryvale
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
Drive, Cheektowaga,
Jan. 16 fdr the purchase of $620,- until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 16 for

25), N. Y.

Buffalo

Bond

Offering—John

E.

Sala-

manchuk, President of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
3

the

1951.

Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Westmont)? N. J.

Haddon Township

p.

to

payable
at
the First National
Bank, of Falconer. Legality ap¬

building

poned.

offered

1952

York

No. 2

(P. O. Endwell), N. Y.
Fo n d Offering — William

Principal and interest (J-D)

for

bonds

from

1

sive.

until

for

basis of about 1.45%.
1,
1950.
Due on

Dec.

Dated

of the $85,000

250,000 Police Station, 3rd issue,
series B bonds. Due on Feb. 1
from

Storey,

by

of 100.45, a

uled

1971 inclusive.

from

Due

17,

approved

Salomon Bros. & Huzler, of
New York City, as 1V2S, at a price

by

June

1951.

12,

New

Feb.

was

1951. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the Second Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston. Legality
Dec.

clusive.
Due

notes

count of 0.89%.

2,050,000 trafficway and boulevard, series C bonds. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1971 in¬
680,000 sewer, 4th series D bonds.

of $250,-

purchased by the Second Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston, at a dis¬

from 1952 to 1971 inclusive.

; v

loan

temporary

000

issue

Sale—The

Note

Kansas

Director

Offering—Teresa

Note

about

Y•

$750,000

will
temporary loan 12th series notqs
be received until 10 a.m. (EST)
was purchased
by the Chase Na¬
on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of
tional Bank, and Salomon Bros. &
$19,225,000 City Guaranteed PoHutzler, both of New York City,
monok
Housing Project
bonds.
jointly, at 1.10%, plus a premium
Due on March 1 from 1953 to 2001
of $8.
,;
Bond Offerlng-^Sealed bids

Note Sale—The $21,546,000 tem¬
purchased by Roosevelt & Cross,
ais, City Treasurer, will receive of New York City, as 2.20s, at a porary loan notes offered on Jan.
i.57%.'
yt
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) price of 100.22r a basis of about 10—v. 172, p. 2527—were awarded
on
Jan. 16 for the purchase of 2.18%.
MISSOURI
as follows:
$600,000
temporary
loan notes.
To Central Hanover Bank &
Charlotte, Gerry, Stockton, ArkBrentwood (P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
Dated Jan. 17,1951; Due on Sept.
Trust Co., New York City:
Bond Sale—The issue of $90,Wright, .Pomfrtti Elbery, Cherry
17, Oct. 17 and Nov. 17, 1951.
$3,000,000 at 1.10%; plus a pre¬
000 library and City Hall bonds
Creek, Ellicott and Ellington
Principal and interest payable at
mium of $30.
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1
was
purchased by Blewer, Heitthe Merchants National Bank, of
3,000,000 at 1.09%, plus a pre¬
ner & Glynn, of St. Louis, as XV2S
(P. O. 500 Woilman
Boston,
Legality approved by
mium of $30.
and
l%s.
Dated Nov. 1, I960.
Building, 103 West 3rd
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
5,000,000 at 1.08%, plus a pre¬
The bonds were authorized at the
Street, Jamestown),
Dodge, of Boston.
mium of $50.
election on May 9, 1950. Legality
y:
New York
500,000 at 1.09%.
Bond Sale—The issue of $200,approved b,y Charles & TrauerRockingham County (P. O.
000 school bonds was purchased
To Chase National Bank of New
nicht, of St. Louis.
Exeter), N. H.

price of 100.20, a basis of

basis of

a

Tuckahoe Housing Authority, N.

York

New

$26,-

of

100.56,

of

price

a

about 1.43%.

Dist. inclusive.

Fire

issue

Sale—The

fire

000

Square,

Yaphank), N. Y.

O.

(P.
Bond

lis, and the First National Bank,
of St. Paul, jointly, as 1.60s, at a

Yaphank

Brookhaven,

of

Bank,

National

1.40s, at a
100.10, a basis of about 1.36%.

at the

Boston.

to the Frank¬

147—were awarded

(F-A) payable

cipal and interest

Bank
&
173, p. Mercantile-Commerce
Trust Co., of St. Louis," Coffin &
Franklin Burr, and Wood, Struthers & Co.,
pricey of both of New York City, as IV2S,

bonds offered on Jan. 9—v.

chase

.

First National Bank, of

Holbrook), N. Y.
Offering—Herman Beebe,

Bond

President

l%s, at a price of 102.04.
NEW

second series notes at

2,478,000

on

146—were awarded to
of Kansas City,

p.

fl73, p. 51—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Blytlr &

v.

land ac¬ Co., Stone & Webster Securities
improvement-1951 Corp.,, both of- New > York City,

and

quisition

(P.O.

r_

Bond Sale—The $15,000

Free

Union

and Islip

School DistrictNo. 25

will receive sealed

1.09%.
N

173,

as

at

notes,

senies

Parking District (P. O.

:

Hempstead), N. Y.

Brookhaven

Stern Bros & Co.,

v.

000 temporary

by

basis of about

1.36%.

City, at a national
bank acceptable to the purchaser.

chased

lows:

New Jersey

price of 100.11, a

NEBRASKA

York

New

Board

of

Clerk

15, 195i.

made in

about

2.23%.

—

(P. O.

Sanders County

son,

\

l%s, at a

1.36%.

$63,000 water
works bonds offered on Jan. 9—

v

as

basis of about

100.05, a

Sale—The

Bond

Inc.,

Co.

&

of

price

Meadow, Minn.

Great

10—v. 173,

awarded

50—were

Stuart

2!/2S, at par.

as

2V4S, at a

as

100.21, a basis of

Cove,

Offering

—

offered on Jan.

bonds
p.

Mo.

Charles,

St.

Sale—The $180,000 sewer

Bond

the Detroit State

Lakes,

Trust Com¬

Kansas City. Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
pany,

in¬

Jan.

on

1,

Feb.

dated

are

able at the Commerce

146—were awarded to
Bank, of Detroit

p.

bonds

Principal and interest pay¬

1951.

$22,600

certificates

improvement

York City,

New

Glen

Bond

Syracuse), N. Y.
; - is
Bond Offering — J. Harry Ma$64,500 school-1951 bonds. Due on
nagh, County Auditor, will receive
Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1960 in¬
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
clusive.
yyy
bonds offered on Jan. 10—v. 172,
Jan. 17 for the purchase of $175,126,500 sewer and
equipmentp.
2527—were awarded to J. B.
000 Ley Creek Trunk Sewer ExHanauer &
1951 bonds. Due on Feb. 1
Co., of Newark, as
tension-1951 bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
1.40s, at a price of 100.01, a basis
1951. Due on July 1 from 1952 to
of about 1.39%.
The bonds
are
dated Feb. 1, 1963 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1951. Principal and interest (F-A) terest (J-J) payable at the First
Wanaque, N. J.
Bond Sale
The $99,000 bonds payable at the Glen Cove Trust Trust & Deposit Co., Syracuse, or
offered on Jan. 10—v. 173, p. 51— Co.,
Glen
Cove.
Legality ap¬ at the Chemical Bank & Trust Co.,
were
awarded to J. B. Hanauer proved by Hawkins, Delafield & of New York City.
Legality ap¬
& Co., of Newark, as 1.55s, at a Wood, of New York City.
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
price of 100.20, a basis of about
Wood, of New York City.
1.51%.
Hempstead, Central High School
Preble, Preble Fire District (P. O.
District No. 1
(P. O.
Washington Township Sch. Dist.
Preble), N. Y.
Valley Stream), N. Y.
(P. O. Windsor), N. J.
Bond Sale
The $25,000 build¬
Bond
Sale—The $231,000 land
Bond Sale —The $35,000 school
ing bonds offered on Jan. 10—v.
acquisition bonds offered on Jan.
bonds offered on Jan. 10—v. 173,
173, p. 147—were awarded to the
10—v. 173, p. 51—were awarded
p. 51—were awarded to B. J. Van
Homer National Bank, of Homer,
to Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., of
Ingen & Co., of New York City,
New York City, as IV2S, at a price
Steuben (P. O. R. F. D. No. 1,
as
1.85s, at a price of 100.10, a
Holland Patent),) N.
of 100.05, a basis of about 1.48%.
Y.
basis of about 1.83%.
Bond Sale^—The issue of $16,000
Hempstead, South Hempstead Fire highway ;; equipment-1950
NEW YORK
bonds
Dist. (P. O. South Hempstead),
was
purchased a by the Mohawk
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
New York
Valley Investing Company,: bf UtiH or seheads, Veteran and Cayuta
Bond Sale—The issue of $24,000 ca, as 13/2S, at a price of>100.06, a
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
fire
apparatus -1951
bonds was basis of about 1.47%*?■■
H or seheads), N. Y.
y. y
■.•(. •;1"v" "
purchased by the Franklin Na¬
Bond Sale—The $25,000 school
Tonawanda Union Free^Sch.' Dist,
tional Bank, of Franklin Square,
bus-1950 bonds offered on Jan. 4
No. A (P. O. Kenmore), N: .Y, V
as
1.60s, at a price of 100.11, a
Bond Sale—The $1,560,000 Her¬
—v. 173, p. 51—were awarded to
basis of about 1.58%.
bert Hoover Elementary Schoolr
Geo, B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., -of
New
York
1951 bonds offered on Jan. 10—
City, as 1.40s, • at a
HempsteadRoosevelt Public

The

100.21, a basis

Sale —The

payable at the Manufacturers Na¬
N.- Y.
tional Bank of Troy. Legality ap¬
— Harvey L.
proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Doxey, Commissioner of Finance, Heckler & Galloway, of New York
will receive sealed bids until 11
City.
a.m. (EST) on Jan. 16 for the pur¬
Onondaga County (P. O.
;
chase of $191,000 bonds,
as fol¬

4—v.

price of

$65,-

Lakes, Minn.

Detroit

Certificate

bonds offered

improvement
Jan.

to

York

25,000 safety zone, series F bonds.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1952 to

from

purchased by J. M. Dain & Co.,
and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
both of Minneapolis, jointly, as
2.20s, at a price of
U about 2.17%.

gen¬

173, p. 51—were
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,

on

of

1971 inclusive.

from 1952 to

eral

Dated
Aug. 1, 1950.
Due on
Ira Haupt & Co., of New
City, as 1.40s, at a price of Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1980 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
100.18^ a basis of about 1.38%.

ed

Long Branch, N. J.
Sale—The $192,000

600,000 parking facility, series A
bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from
1952 to 1971 inclusive.

improvement bonds was

000 street

Feb. 1

series B bonds. Due on

inclusive.

1968 to 1976

1

Due on Feb.

bonds.

B

Bond

from 1952 to 197 J

1 from

Due on Jan. 1

125,000 2s.

improvement, se¬

street

750,000

the

and

.

Monday, January 15, 1951

.

.

.

(246)

50

to

22
purchase
of $1,625,000
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,

Due

1981

interest

(EST)

p.m.

Jan.

on

inclusive.

(J-J)

on

1 from 1952
Principal and

payable

Manufacturers and

Jan.

at

the

000 school-1950 bonds.

and

payable at the
North Col¬

(J-D)

interest

1951

Bank of North Collins,

Legality approved by Vande-

lins.

Sykes,

water,
way,

Heckler

of New York City.

North

Traders Trust

Co.,
of Buffalo.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.

Dated Dec.

1, 1950. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1980 inclusive. Principal

Greenbush

No.

4

Bond

on

of

$105,000

clusive.

Dec.

Principal

1,

and

issue of $287,-

interest

(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
& Washburn, of New York City.
Davidson

building-1950 bonds was pur¬

water

1950. Due
June 1 from 1953 to 1978 in¬
Dated

.

York

Sale—The

purchase

bonds.

Sch. Dist.

(P. O. Wynantskill),
New

000

Com.

& Gallo¬

the

County

Lexington),
Bond Offering

ling,
ment

—

(P.

O.

j

.

N. C.
>
W. E. Easter-

Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will
receive

sealed bids at his office in

Raleigh,

Trust Co., until Jan. 16 for the purchase of
of Buffalo, and Blair, Rollins & $1,000,000 school building, series
24,000 Swope Park Improvement & Co., of Newark, and W.-*H.
A bonds. Dated Dec. .1, 1950. Due
Bond Sale
The $220,000 con¬ Co., Inc., jointly, as 1.80s, at a
2nd issue, series C bonds. Due Newbold's Son & Co., of Phila¬
omJune l: from^l952*to 1980. inprice, of 100.27, a basis of about
delphia,.-as 1.85s, at a price of struction-! 951, bonds, offered on
[r' on Feb. 1. from 1952 to 1956
1.77%.'• cltisWeW:iT^ihd^il-4?;apd & interest
& ; inclusive.
100.26, a basis of about 1.82%.
.3 Jan. 5—V. 173, p. .51—were award¬
\

clusive.

-




"

;

of

Dist.
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.

Gates,

East

Gates

Water

chased

by the Marine

—

1*

.

Volume 173

Number 4977

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(247)
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City.
Franklin

County (P. O.'
Louisburg), N. C.
Bond
Sale—The
$21,000 Gold
Mine Township Refunding Road
bonds
p.

offered

Jan.

on

9—v.

147—were awarded to

a

173,
syndi¬

cate composed of J. Lee Peeler &

Co., of Durham, Vance Securities
Corp., ' of Greensboro, and
the
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of
Wilson, at a price of 100.03, a net
interest

cost

of

about

2.84%,

173,

v.

Due

May 1 from

on

'

1952

10,500

to

1958

3s.

1959

inclusive.

Due

May 1
inclusive.

from

on

1963

to

Hudson, N. C.
Bond

Sale—The $100,000
housing fund No. 1
bonds was purchased by
Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo, as
13/4s, at a price of 101.29, a basis

Co., of Durham,
Corp.,
of Greensboro, jointly, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
2.91%, as follows:
Securities

$15,000 5%s. Due

Concord
R.

R.

Local

No.

Bond

V1958 to 1967 inclusive.

-

10,000 IV2S.

Due

June 1 from

on

Dist.

(P.

$340,000

im¬

bonds

offered

Jan.. 9—

on

p.

,

follows:

Jan.

30

for

Bond

Sale

Sale

&

Sch.

Dist.,

Norwood,

2J/4s, at
of about

$5,000 park

follows:-

v-

Due

assessment

The

Jan. 8—v. 173, p.
51—were awarded to the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Girard, as

basis of

(P.

Sch.

Kenton), Ohio
Bond Offering — Lewis
Glock,
Clerk of Board of
receive

(EST)
of

sealed
on

Education, will

bids

until

Bank,

Jan. 17 for the purchase

from

1952

to

at

1

the

and

play¬
bonds.

from

1952

to

First

Norwood.

National

Legality

ap¬

by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.

Orange Village Local §ch. Dist.
(P. O. Chagrin Falls), Ohio

"

7

Bond Sale—The
$350,000 school
offered on Jan. 9—v.
172,

bonds

2527—were

p.

Kreimer

1971

inclu¬

awarded

to

Due

June 1 from

on

from

1952

at

&

Co., of Cincinnati, as
price of 101.02, a basis
of about 2.39%.

;v.

173,

147—were awarded to
j; Lee Peeler & Co., of Durham,
"and the Vance Securities Corp.,
p.

Jackson

Local

Sch.

Dist.

(P. O.

Union City, Ind.), Ohio

Bond

Offering—Ralph Bateman,

cation,
until

will

noon

receive

(EST)

sealed

Jan.

on

about

Sept. 15 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)

2.47%,

as

follows:

$35,000 toad and bridge bonds,
follows:
$5,000 5s, due
June
•

1,
21/4S, due

"

to

•

1967

as
on

1961,
and
$30,000
on June 1 from 1962

inclusive.
as

..Bond Sale
-

sewer

v.

—

building

bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1951. Due on

payable

at

the

Farmers

State

Bank, Union City, Ind. Legality
by Squire,. Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.

Sold

Squire,

on

Dec. 23—

172, p. 2271—were awarded

to

for

Sale—The

No.

65

noon (EST)
on Jan. 31
purchase of $13,457 sani¬
sewer,
special
assessment

tary
bonds.
on

Dated

Dec.

15

Dec.

from

15,

1952

1950.
to

Due

$30,000

build¬

offered on Dec.. 6—
172, p. 2074—were' awarded, to
Assel, Kreimer & Co., of Cincin¬

Rossford,

1961

in¬

Bond

2432—were

p.

$2,150

Village
172,

Dec. 22—v.

on

awarded

to

the

Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of Toledo,
Village Treasurer, at par.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
as 2V2S, at a price of 100.91, a basis
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
Shaker Heights, (P.O.
of about 2.38%. '•
'
urer's office.
Legality approved
Cleveland 20), Ohio
Anderson Township Local Sch. Dist. by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Bond Offering — J. W,
Main,
Cincinnati.
(P. O. 7537 Beechmont Ave.,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board
■

•

of Edu¬

*

V'V".''

Mt. Washington,
Cincinnati), Ohio

Bend

* ;iV*.:\

as 2y4s, at a price
basis of about 2.10%.

nati,
a

Lisbon Exempted
Village
School District, Ohio

••••-

Sale—The $100,000 build-

ing bonds offered on Dec; 6—
v. 172, p. 2175—were awarded
to
Assel, Kreimer & Co., of Cincin¬

of 101.63,

cation,

Bond

Offering

Clerk of Board of

receive

sealed

1

John

Chillik,
Education, will

—

bids

until

8

p.m.

$160,000
construction bonds,
originally scheduled for Jan. 13,
has been cancelled, due to improp¬
er maturities.
Barberton City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering —J. S. McAnlis,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu*

cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the
purchase
of $2,000,000
building
and
improvement bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1950. Due on June and Dec.
[ 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.

Due

on

1961

bids

bonds.

inclusive.

on Jan. 31 for the purchase
$45,000 building bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1950. Due on Nov. 1 from
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal

25,000

$170,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
on

Jan.

2—v.

awarded

to

172,

2527—were

p.

on

1

from

1952

&

Co., of

Cleveland,
100.61,

a

as
2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.91%.

Mifflin-Kirby Local

1

City

ing

bonds

173,

p.

First

construction

bonds

1952

to

Sch.

$392,000 build¬

offered

on

Jan.

8—v.

147—were awarded to the

Corp.,

of

Cleve¬

pay¬

Sale—The $250,000 Motor
Vehicle and Equipment Fund No.
on

Jan.




8—v.

173,

cost

of about

10—

provement

First

were

—

National

follows:

as

Due

on Feb. 1 from
1954 to 1973 inclusive.

Due

Feb. 1 from

on

1974 to 1976 inclusive.

^

Beach, Ore.

Bond Sale—The

disposal
Jan.

4

plant
v.

—

$40,000

bonds

172,

sewage

offered

2528

p.

on

were

—

awarded

to
the 'Curry
County
Bank, of Gold Beach, at a net in¬

terest cost of about
2.67%.

1

,

Bonds Not

$118,000

1.38%.

Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.

bids until .Feb. 6 for the
purchase
$118,000 4% stqrm sewer, series
C bonds. Interest J-J. V
r

of

net interest

a

(P. O. Oklahoma City),

storm

the

Trust

Co., of Oklahoma City, at

interest cost of

net

about

a

1.58%.

Due from 1954 to 1965 inclusive.
The bonds were authorized at the

election

Sale—The

son,

City

000

bonds,

Due

to

•

treatment

sewage

1952

Feb.

on

1967

callable

are

plant

1

from

Th&

inclusive.
on

after

or

Feb. 1, 1961.

267,000 water supply bonds.
Feb.

on

of

Bank, and Salo¬
mon Bros. &
Hutzler, both of New
York City, jointly, at 1.10%.
School District

■

(PST)

follows:

as

bonds.

1

from

inclusive.

The

ing

1952

after

on

The

or

bonds

Due

to

bonds

1964

matur¬

Feb.

1,

1959

callable.

are

National

Clackamas County

Doris Gilbert-

$417,-

$150,000

bonds

issue

—

Recorder,

will receive
sealed bids until 2 p. m.
(PST) on
Jan. 23 for the purchase of

$480,000 temporary loan notes
(11th
Series)
was
purchased
by the
Chase

for the

series C
Jan. 2—v. 172, p.

sewer,

on

Bond Offering

County Housing
Authority, Ore.

Note

Bids

2528—were rejected.

Dec. 19, 1950.

on

—

Oregon City, Ore.

Sale—The issue of
$180,was purchased
First National Bank &

building bonds

by

Sold

bonds offered

Oklahoma
Bond
000

<

,

dated

are

Feb.

1,
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬

1951.

urer's office.
Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.

Rockaway, Ore.
Offering—Theodore DurCity Recorder, will receive

Bond

on

Jan. 22 for the purchase of
$215,000 school bonds.
Dated Feb.

rain,

1951.

Jan. 15 for the purchase of
$160,000 sewage disposal system bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 1

1,

Due

Feb.

on

1965 inclusive.

1

from 1954 to

The bonds matur¬

ing after Feb. 1, 1960 are callable.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able

the

at

fiscal

of the
at the

agency

State in New York City, or
County Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.

sealed bids until 5 p.m.

Clackamas

County

Union

Box 503,

bonds

Oswego), Ore.

composed

of

the

a

syndi¬

First

Washington
79

Na¬

school
1951.

3,

Co., Atkinson-

Co., Chas. N. Tripp Co.,

Dated

March

15,

on

thereafter

and

Dist.

March 15 from 1956
1960 inclusive. The bonds ma¬

turing

Bank, of Portland; Harris
Savings Bank, of Chicago;
& Co., of San Francisco;
Foster
&
Marshall, of Seattle;
Northwest

Sch.
Route

Beaverton), Ore. "
Hoeffel,

bonds.
Due

Weeden

&

O.

receive
sealed bids until 8 p. m.
(PST) on
Jan. 19 for the purchase of
$5,500

to

Pacific

County
(P.

Box 918,

tional

Jones

Prin¬

cipal and interest (J-J) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by John W, Shu¬
ler, of Portland.

Bond Offering—Bess B.
District
Clerk,
will

Sale—The $715,000 school
offered on Jan. 9—v. 172,

2527—were awarded to

on

at the

High

School District No. 7 (P. O.
Bond

(PST)

from 1952 to 1967 inclusive.

No.

March

on

are

-

15,

1958

and

callable.

Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at

and interest

County
the

fiscal agency of the State in
York
City.
Legality ap¬

New

follows:

1.93%.

Hess

land,

'McFaul, all of Port¬
at a price of 100.17, a net

interest

$85,000
Tuscarawas,
Bond

Sale—The

mortgage
on

revenue

Ohio
bonds

sewer

offered

Dec. 28—v.

172, p. 2527—were
Magnus & Co., of Cin¬
3V2S, at a price of 90.01.

awarded to

cinnati,
Union

as

Local

Sch.

Dist.

cost

6s.

1952

$100,000

90,000
1955

O.

of

about

1.73%,

Due

on

1954

as

inclusive.

to

lV4s.

Due

and

Jan.

1

on

Jan.

1

in

to

Due

1971

Note

000
on

Jan. 1 from

on

Jan. 1 from

inclusive.

by
:

John

W.

Shuler,

of

\

PENNSYLVANIA
Erie

1958 to 1963 inclusive.

333,000 l3/4s.

proved

Portland.

from

1957.

207,000 His. Due

1964

(P.

&

Waverly), Ohio
Coos Bay, Ore.
Bond Sale—The $58,000
building
Bond Offering — H. Oscar Guspecial assessment bonds offered on Dec. 12—v.
172, lovsen, City
bonds offered on Dec. 29—v.
Recorder, will receive
172, p. 2271 —r were awarded to a syn¬
sealed bids until Jan. 30 for the
p. 2527—were awarded to
Ryan, dicate composed of the Provident
purchase of $150,000 water bonds.
—

Bond

offered,

improvement
Jan.

on

Davis, of Tulsa, at

land, and Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., of Indianapolis, jointly, as
2s, at a price of 100.74, a basis of

Dist.

Bond Offering Postponed—Sale

1.63%,

$390,000 IV2S.

Trust &

Village

Ohio

,

bonds

and

offered

147—were awarded to Evan L.

p.

p.

District,

Cleveland

2271

p.

the

Medford, Ore.;
'•••.'•
Kingfisher County. Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bond Offering—J. R.
No, 7 (P. O. Kingfisher), Okla. /
Woodford,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The
$70,000 school

to

bonds.

from

Exempted

School

Bond Sale—The

(P. O.

R. F. D. No. S, Upper
Sandusky), Ohio

about

Vinita), Okla.

Canfield, of
Oklahoma City, at a net interest
cost of about 1.44%.

about

McDonald

able at the office of the District's

7

(P. O.

■awarded to Calvert &

7

furniture

Oct.

to

Gold

Bond Sale—The
$170,000 build¬
and furniture bonds offered
on
Jan. 3—v.
173, p. 51—were

cate

Tipp

Bond Sale—The

school

Due

Village Local
Dist., Ohio

Sch.

Oct

1956 inclusive.

McDonald

of
$30,000 3% building bonds,
originally scheduled for Jan. 10
legal depository, in Barberton. Le- was postponed, due to an error in
gality approved by Squire, Sand- the notice of sale.
•V ers &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Mogadore, Ohio
Bond Sale
-Columbus, Ohio
The $10,000 im-

Principal and interest (J-D)

..

building

(EST)

til 1 p.m.

,

library

of

.

,

sealed

noon
(EST) on Feb. 6 for
purchase of $225,000 bonds, as

$200,000

172,

v.

—

Bank, of Chicago, and Fordyce &
Co., of Portland, jointly, at a price
of 98.71, a net interest
cost of

follows:

of

,

receive

until

the

Auglaize-Brown Local Sch. Dist.
and interest
(P. O. Oakwood), Ohio
(M-N) payable at the
Bond Offering Cancelled —Sale Firestone Bank, Lisbon.

f

will

-

8

awarded

60,000 1.70s.

sealed bids until 8 p. m.

Ohio

Sale—The

bonds offered

-

and

^

ing

$70,000

ing" bonds

the

'

Jan.

Clackamas

The

.

Bond

City

Sale—The $450,000 street
highway bonds offered on

OKLAHOMA

Ohio

—

Randolph Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Englewood), Ohio

approved

inter¬

the

Bond

Cleveland.

(P. O.

bridge construction bonds offered
on Jan. 5—v.
173, p. 51—were not
sold.

pay¬

at

1, 1951

Eugene, Ore.

OREGON

bids until

Ohio

The $15,000 storm

bonds offered

$40,000

Not

inclusive.

No. 108-C (P. O.
Estacada), .
Kenton, Ohio
"■
Oregon
''""77,r
Bond Offering — John P.
Cook, nati, as 2% s, at a price of 101.60,
Bond
Offerin g—Barbara
City Auditor, will receive sealed a basis of about 2.60%.
Sparks, District Clerk, will receive

21/4s.

OHIO

Amherst,

of

Ravenna),
Bonds

of

v.

'

10,000 general bonds,

purchase

Couniy

Portage

for

the

'

cinnati, as 23/4s, at a price
101.52, a basis of about 2.62%.

bids

26

of Greensboro, jointly, at a price
of 100.08, a net interest cost of

•

2527—were awarded to the
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., of Cin¬
p.

Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬

1961

Farmers State
Bank,
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

Wilmot.

a

—

172,

to

(J-J)

payable
Treasurer's office.

noon

the

purchase of $15,500 im¬
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,

callable. Principal and

receive

Principal and interest (A-O)
able

—

Cincinnati.

until

will

(EST) on
Jan. 17 for the purchase of
$9,000
water works improvement
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
Due on Oct.

sive.

Montgomery County (P. O.
Troy), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 refund¬
ing bonds offered on Jan. 9—

Charles Kreil-

Clerk,

Asselj

Principal and interest (J-D) Pease Local School District
(P* JO.
payable at the Kenton Savings
1952 to 1964 inclusive.
v
Lansing), OhioJ
"
Bond Sale
47,500 2.%s. Due on June 1 from Bank, Kenton. Legality approved
The $95,000 build¬
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, 1 of ing bonds offered on Jan. 4
1965 to 1976 inclusive.
v.

$27,500 2y4s.

—

Due

Craig County Indep. Sch. Dist.

parks

Dec.

are

to

bonds

$260,000 building bonds. Dated
15, 1951. Due on June and 2V2S, at
15

1952

proved

noon

Jan.

Dec.

from

Dist.

O.

bids

Ohio

Blackley,

on Jan. 1 from
1952 to
1961 inclusive. The
bonds maturafter two years from
Jan.

■

inclusive.

payable

a

'

Hardin-Central Local

7"

-Village

sealed

as

are
dated Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)

1950.

about

...

1

improvement

on

1971

on

price of 100.20,7a
1.94%.•
'

for

V":..

public

Due

2s, at

bids

17

$250,000 bonds,

Dec.

on

100,000

$4,847 street

special

bonds offered

ing,

1976 inclusive.

Ohio

The

—

Bond Offering

$150,000 off-street parking bonds.

2.19%.

Sale

on

1

ground
Bond

Wilmot,

Lyle, City

sealed

(EST)

1951.

est

1

Jan.

noon

the purchase of

of

Girard,

172, p. 2527—were awarded to
McDonald & Co., of Cleveland.

w.

—

City Auditor, will receive
sealed
bids until 8
p.m. (PST)
on
Jan.
15 for the

Sale—The $24,000 water
bonds offered on Jan. 6—

Ohio

Auditor, will receive

Cincinnati, as
price of 100.12, a basis

a

works

51

Dallas, Ore.
Bond Offering

provement

v.

Ohio

Bond Offering—G. E.

Jan. 6—v. 172, p.
awarded to J. A.

Co.,

Bond

The

—

on

were

—

White

The

—

the

Due in 20 years.

Local

2.90%.
West Salem, Ohio

about 1.81%.

"■

■>-.

of

receive

until

Ohio

&

&

of about

$95,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Jan. 5—v.
173, p. 51—were awarded to Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland, as
2s, at a price of 101.61, a basis of

O.

1, Covington), Ohio

Creston,

,

Mayodan, N.
V
-Bond Sale—The'$75,000 sanitary

147—were awarded to
Alex. Brown & Sons, >of uBalti.hiore, at a price of par, a net
tinterest cost of .about 2.45%, as
,

1950.

Corp., both of Cleve¬
land, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
101.15, a basis of about 1.89%.

v

173,

Sch.

until

will

Roth

purchase of $100,000 building and
equipment bonds. Dated Dec. 1,

Cleveland

: , . 1980 tto 1983 inclpsiyei j;' i

v:

bids

The Clerk

—

Education

Nebada

Sale—The

improvement

.

?
20,000 2%s. Due on-June.1 from
i'l r.'Si1968 Jto,';1975 iricltisiye.
10,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
/;r 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
\i

.

sealed

offered on Jan.
10—v. 172, p. 2527—were awarded
to McDonald &
Co., and the First

June 1 from

on

of

Bond

2527

&

Offering

Board

1.63%.

Sale—The

the 'Vance

dewer

Bond

Additional

of about

Savings Bank

Trust Co., Weil,
Irving Co., and Doll &
Isphording, Inc., all of Cincinnati,
Sterling Local Sch. Dist., Ohio as 3s, at a price of 101.06, a basis

Mt.

equipment

J.: Lee Peeler

v

Co., of Toledo, as
a price of
100.29, a basis of
about 1.95%.

basis of about 1.18%.

a

&

2s, at

E.

bonds offered

1

Sutherland

Co., of Cleveland, and the
Weinig Co., of Buffalo,
jointly, as iy4s, at a price of 100.23,
C.

$55,000 water,
series B, bonds offered on Jan. 9
—v. 173, p. 147—were awarded to

i

to

provement bonds

$10,500 2%s.

and

awarded

Otis &

as

follows:

147—were

p.

Housing

Authority, Pa.
Sale—The issue of $1,091,-

temporary

notes

was

loan, 14th series
purchased by the Chase

National Bank, and Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, both of New York

City,

jointly, at 1.09%.
Harrisburg Housing Authority, Pa.
Note Sale
The issue of $417,000
temporary loan 1st series
—

notes

was

purchased by the Chase

National Bank, and Salomon Bros.

/

52

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(248)

Monday, January 15, 1951

.

.

.

1

jointly, at 1.09%.
Sch.

Harrisburg

Offering

Bond

Pa.

Dist.,

>

Secretary of Board of School Dir¬

bonds

receive sealed bids
(EST) on Jan. 18 for
the
purchase of $4,500,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,

p.

will

ectors,

until 3 p. m.

Due

1951.

ing

172,

the

to

$165,000 2s.

Le¬

F-A.

Interest

1952

ville at

on

1955 to

-

H55,000 3s.

inclusive.

1969

1956

loan

offered

000

9—v.

100.04,

of

price

a-

basis of

a

1.24%.

about

Sch. Dist.,

South

Feb.

Offering

Sch.

Dist.

Jr.,

Controller, will

City

sealed

receive

S.

until

bids

noon

(EST) on Jan. 30 for the purchase
of
$6,925,000
refunding
bonds.
Dated Feb. 16, 1951. Due on July
1952

from

1

inclusive.

1976

to

Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Philadelphia National

Legality

City.

approved

Bockius,

000

loan

Trust

Co., of Phila¬

Huger, Barnwell & Co., of
Charleston, at a price of 100.05, a
net interest cost of about 1.72%,
follows:

as

•

Due

$132,000 2s.

Jan. 1 from

on

88,000 IV2S.
1958

Due

Jan. 1 from

on

Due

Jan. 1 from

on

will receive
sealed bids until 8 p. m. (CST) on
Jan. 17 for the purchase of $20,City

mott,

Auditor,

1970 inclusive.

to

Dated Jan.

Due on Jan. 1 from 1953

1, 1951.

The bonds

San

Bond Sale—The

$50,000 general

obligation bonds offered

173,

p.

2

City

the

p.

m.

and

Jan.

Dated

Co.,

&

1 %s, at

a

of

maturing in the

bonds

The

1962 are callable, in whole
or in part, and in inverse numeri¬
cal order, on Jan. 1, 1961. Prin¬
cipal
at

National Bank,

Township School District.
O. Carnegie), Pa...

(P.

Sale—The $100,000 school

offered

1

,

!

j

f

t

Series

|

Dec.

14—v.

172,

as

t

•

Feb.

1

school

bonds.

Due

Dated

Jan.

1,

of

jointly,
98.16.

the Royal

Toronto,- and

of

as

Montreal,

of

Canada,

3s and 3y4s at a price of

Due

Dec.

1

from

1970 inclusive.

1951

2176—were awarded to Stroud

1989

&

Co.,

ing in 1960 to 1989 are callable.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬

Deane

ger,

&

burgh, jointly,
100.31,

Scribner, of Pitts¬
as

2s, at

basis of about

a

price of

a

1.97%.

inclusive.

Sch.

v.

Indep.

Dist.,

and will not necessarily add to total)

tAmount

Percent
Outstdg. of

Outstdg.

tAmount

Amt. Issued

Redeemed
■

■■■•.♦

$229
437

$4,189

$4,418

(matured),

576

139

$4,994

-

A-D

Series

Total

Texas

offered

bonds

173,

of

on

Jan. 10—

Series

$4,329

5.18
75.87

-

$665

.

DIVIDEND NOTICE

of

Co.,

the
Dallas,

and

Houston,

$1,628

■

6,125

54.15

3,873

.

46.68

5,362
*

7,345' /

13,269

E-1944

Series E-1945

3,279

11,487

67.81

$1,104

$524

7,152

E-1942

Series E-1943

:

10,313

-

——

4,705

44.65

5,924'

5,609

45!62

-

4,523

2,106

2,417

53.44

4,179

'•

1,647

2,532

60.59
65.70

Series

1965

to

inclusive.

-

E-1948

4,274

1,466

2,808

Series

E-1949

4,203

1,212

2,991

Series

1951

E-1950

3,352

522

2,830

$64,382

$29,835

$34,546

53.66

$69,376

$34,164

$35,212;.

50.76

G-1941

$1,551

$330

$1,222

78.79

3,238

804

2,433

75.14

96,000 13/4S, due on Dec. 15 from
1968 to 1969 inclusive.
E

Total

Series

Total

257,000 2s, due on Dec. 15 from
1970 to 1975 inclusive.

The

bonds matur¬

Snyder Con. Indep. Sch. Dist.,

Series A-E—

—

Series F and G:

Texas
Bond

Series

Sale—The $550,000 school

1

National

of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bank,

County

Chattanooga),

(P.

.

71.16

'

.84.43

.

.

.

and G-1942

Series

F

and

G-1943.

3,413

Series

F

and

G-1944

3,745

Series

F

and

G-1945

3,180

Worth,

at

of

interest cost

net

•

arid G-1946-

F

and

Series

about 1.78%.

F

F

and G-1943—

County

her,

Steam fatten
SALEM,

famfeamy

MASSACHUSETTS

sealed

bids

purchase

Judge,
until

of

15

offered

on

the

—were

awarded

for

school

$1,000,000

bonds.
DIVIDEND No. 231

January 10, 1951
The Board of Directors of Naumkeag
Steam Cotton Company at a meeting
held on January 10, 1951 declared a
dividend of Fifty Cents (.50) a share,
payable on February 23, 1951 to hold¬
ers

of

record at

the

close of business

February 13, 1951. Old Colony Trust
Company, of Boston, will mail checks.
RUDOLPH C. DICK
President and Treasurer

SHEETS &

PEGUOT
pay

PILLOW CASES

daily dividends of luxurious and1

Nation Sleeps on

9—v.

—

172,

p.

net
as

The

$600,000 road,

City, at

interest

on

Jan.

a

City Bank, of New
price of 100.06, a

cost

of

about

1.32%,

follows:

$300,000 IV2S.

Due

Jan.

1-in

Jan.

on

PEQUOT SHEETS

300,000 iy4s.

Due




on
..

.

1

in

G-1949—1-:

1,672

98

and

G-1950

2,254

16

■

-

*

.

Total

'

:

.2,238

'

85.33-

v

93.16
•

-

•

..

94.14,

.99.29-

.

*

■

*

F and

Series

$4,681

$27,698 "

G

of Sundance, as fol¬

$23,017

$174

83.10

$19

♦

Unclassified

sales

and redemptions.

•

$193

/,
All

Series—Total

Total

Grand

Weston

County (P. O.
Newcastle), Wyo.
Bond Offering — The County
Clerk will receive sealed bids un¬
til 2 p.

m.

92,849

——

J———

—

$97,267

.

58,019

$39,019

$58,248

5.18

$229

34,830

,

62.49

59.88

-

...

(MST) on Jan.,18 for

purchase of

total

$4,189

$4,418

matured

unmatured

2,500 Fire Department bonds. *

the

1.574

and

..

81.29
82.81
,

2.832

F

■

2,491
2,216

F

-

..

Sundance

5,000 sewer1 extension bonds.

2528—were awarded

to the National
York

Bank,

to the

$5,000 water extension bonds.

O.

1950 bonds offered

1955 and 1956;

I-

(P.

1953 and 1954.

restful, sleep.

"The

County

Knoxville), Tenn.
Bond Sale

series

State
lows:

Knox

The $12,500

bonds
Jan. 5—v. 172, p. 2432
—

receive

will

Feb.

Sale

*

381
;

Series

Wyo.
I

Bond

3,040

517

Series

O.
Moorcroft,

77.84

2,585

.

208

2,597

G-1947-

73.57

2,915

595

3,008

Series
Series

a

2,511

831

902
-

-

Tenn.

Offering—Wilkes T. Thras¬

and

F

WYOMING
Hamilton

F

Series

Bank, house bonds offered on Jan. 9—v.
Lafollette, or at the First Na¬ 173, p. 52—were awarded to the
tional Bank, Lafollette, or at the First
National
Bank,
of
Fort

Bond

.

13.32.

,

,

E:

Series E-1941

52—were awarded to a

p.

able at the Peoples National

Chase

,

/

*

Sin¬

to

■(.

Jan. l from 1953 to

on

p.

of Philadelphia, and

1

issue of

The

—

Sale—The $500,000 school

Bond

.

1951.

Co.,

Bank;

Issued

,

Series D-1941

$147,000 2s, due on Dec. 15 from

will receive
(EST) on
for the purchase of $2,000,-

,

Ont.

las.

Otis B. Mere¬
a.m.

Sale

tAmount

E-1947

Judge,

\

$142,745 improvement debentures
was purchased by A. E. Ames &

3s and

E-1946

County

% ' y

Township,

Debenture

Due on

|

Series A-1935 to D-1940

Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬

Series

dith,

Toronto

".

Series

sealed bids until 10

Jan. 1 from 1951 to

on

1970 inclusive.

Co.-,

&

A-D:

price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 1.94%, as follows:

—

Due

98.00.

'

/••

Series

000
on

jointly,

'

Legality approved by Mc-

Dallas.

,

First
at a

Bond Offering

.

Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., and R. >
A. Daly & Co., all of Toronto, as ;
2s, 2Vzs, 2%s and 3s, at a price of ■<

(Dollar amounts in millions—rounded
w;vj% |

(J-J) payable

interest

and

the Mercantile

Southwest

Pitts¬

price of 100.37.

-

a

Bonds Issued and
Redeemed Through December 31, I960^

Due

1951.

1,

Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1981 inclu¬

both

TENNESSEE

improvement

purchased by

was

United States Savings

revenue-1951

extension

and

Barber, of Minneapolis.

Campbell County (P. O.
Jacksboro), Tenn.

;

issue of

(CST) on Jan. 15 for
of $275,000 water
sewer
improvement

Series

Jan. 9

•'/"

The

—

purchase

syndicate composed of the Eddler
man-Pollock Co., Fridley & Hess,

y

Sale

Sec¬

house

b

-

Ont.

retary will receive sealed bids un¬

Victoria

51—were awarded to

Steele
as

on

Daley

ma¬

approved

-

1970

to

1951

Marcos, Texas

Offering—The

turing later than Jan. 1, 1961 are
callable.
Principle and interest

Legality

from

1

deben¬
syndi- ,
cate composed of the Dominion
Securities Corp., A. E. Ames & »

tures

of

Bank

the

A.

R.

•

^

31/48, at a price of 99.87.

years

D. W. MeDer-

Dec.

on

$2,936,000

The issue of

by

both of Toronto,

Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &

Township (P. O.
Carnegie), Pa.

Bond

—

and

Toronto

Cana-

City, jointly, at 1.10%.

sive.

S. Dak.

Offering

Bond

Bank, and Salo¬
Hutzler, both of New

Bros. &

mon

York

on

Britton,

loan, 23rd series
purchased
by
the

was

National

Chase

bonds.

SOUTH DAKOTA

$897,-

the

and

Ottawa,

Barrier Ont..
.
Sale — The issue of

purchased

was

■

of Commerce, both of ;

inclusive.

$160,750 improvement debentures

temporary

notes

works

1970 inclusive.

1962 to

000

til

inclusive.

1961

to

J

Texas

Sale —The issue of

Note

Bond

1952 to 1957 inclusive.

Due

Debenture

A uthority,

chaser.

Scott

Scott

Housing

1

issue of

The

Toronto, jointly, as 3s, at a price
of 97.83, a basis of about 3.25%.,

,

Truro, N. S.

City, jointly at 1.09%.

Galveston

Ont.

—

Corp.,

Debenture

payable at any suitable banking
institution designated by the pur¬

at 1.05%.

Fauset,

New York

f

000 auditorium bonds.

Philadelphia, jointly: $1,050,000

bonds

&

and

series

29th

Central-Penn National Bank, both

burgh,

of

Co., of Columbia, A.
Co., of Spartenburg,

205,000 l%s.

purchased by the fol¬

was

Girard

<n—v.

&

'

To Provident Trust Co., and the

■

Co.,

Law

M.

both

delphia: $550,000 at 0.96%.

of

&

Securities

dian Bank,

years.

9—

Atlantia, Ham¬
Chester, G. H.

N. S.
The issue of

—

-;/y

y

Sale

*

1952 "

2 from

Jan.

on

1966 inclusive.

to

payable at the First National
Bank, Houston. Legality approved $110,000 improvement debentures
was
purchased by J. C, Mackin¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
tosh & Co., of Halifax, and the
Dallas Housing Authority, Texas
Royal Bank of Canada, of Mon¬
Note Sale—The issue of $972,- treal, jointly, as 3s, at a price of
000
temporary loan notes 38th 99.80, a basis of about 3.04%. Due
series,
was
purchased
by
the in 1 to 10 years.
'
Chase National Bank, and Salo¬
ONTARIO
y
mon
Bros.
& Hutzler,
both of

2528—were awarded to

p.

Crawford

by

lowing:
To

$425,000
Jan.

on

Sale—The issue of $1,600,-

temporary

notes

The

—

bonds offered

172,

Philadelphia Housing Authority,
Pennsylvania
Note

Due

in¬

and
the Royal
Bank, of Canada, both of Mon¬
treal,- jointly, as 3s and 3V4s, at a
price of 97.55. Due in ope to 10

in 1962 and after are
Principal and interest

syndicate composed of the Trust

ilton

Townsend, Elliott & Munson, and

Morgan, Lewis &
of Philadelphia.

Carolina

Co. of Georgia, of

Bank, Philadelphia, fiscal agent of
the

Orangeburg),

Sale

Bon d

v.

Joseph

—

O.

(P.
South

a

Clark,

26

school

Philadelphia, Pa.
Bond

3.38%.

-

$90,000 improvementr debentures
was
purchased by the Dominion

Corp.,

,

No.

bonds offered on Jan.
10—v. 173, p. 51—were awarded
to the Butler Savings and Trust

Co., of Butler.

by the Dominion
Corp., of Toronto, and
the
Royal Bank of Canada, of
Montreal, jointly, as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.75, a basis of about

$220,000 improvement debentures
was
purchased by the Royal Se¬
curities

-

debentures

Securities

SCOTIA

—

Ont.

The issue of

—

Cornwall,

Debenture Sale

Carolina

County

p.m,

1, 1951.

maturing

Authority,

temporary
loan notes was
purchased by the Bessemer Trust

Orangeburg

will

until" 7

Due on Feb. 1 from
J952 to 1971 inclusive. The bonds

000

$28,000 general

Schools,

bids

(CST) on Jan:* 15 for the purchase
$300,000 school bonds.
Dated

Sale —The issue of $558,-

Note

obligation

"

1965

to

New Glasgow,

of

Co., of Jersey City, ot 1.09%.

Pa.

Parker,
Bond Sale—The

by

sealed

callable.

man

at

lot bonds was pur¬
the
First
National

parking

Charleston Housing

51—were awarded to HarriRipley & Co., Inc., as 1V4S,

p.

1951

from

1

Debenture Sale

Superintendent, of

SOUTH CAROLINA

City
173,

$120,000

a

Dec.

•

Place,

Sale

inclu¬

1965

improvement

clusive.

Offering—R. W. Akridge,

receive

of $400,-

issue

Bank, of Boston, at par.

Pa.

Jan.

on

99.51,
on

to

purchased

was

of
basis of about 3.57%. Due

NOVA

Bayou Indep.

Bond

Pawtucket, R. I.

chased

Sale—The

Bond

bonds

$54,200

.

onto, jointly, as 3'/2s, at a price

TEXAS

.

ISLAND

Sale—The

Bond

jointly, at 1.09%.
Meadville,

<

.

Imperial Bank of Canada, of Tor¬

inclusive.

1958

to

RHODE

Hutzler, both of New York City,

&

1 from

Carleton

Debenture

$144,143 improvement debentures
was purchased by James Richard¬
son
& Sons of Winnipeg, and the

Texas

The issue of $522,-

temporary

to

Due on Jan. 1 from

135,000 1 %s.

13th series
notes was purchased by the Chase
National Bank, and Salomon Bros.
000

1 from

Due on Dec.
1975 inclusive.

■

Cedar

—

Due on Dec.
1968 inclusive.

$135,000 31/4S.

Housing Authority, Pa.

Sale

Note

fol¬

as

1951

Debenture

by Townsend,
Munson, of Philadelphia.

Johnstown

3.08%,

lows:

from

..

v.-,

^y^''

Brandon, Man.
Debenture Sale — The issue of

-

15

sive.

.

price of 100.04, a net in¬

a

terest cost of about

Jan. 1 from

Due
1955

to

MANITOBA

172,

2432—were awarded to the Eq¬
uitable Securities Corp., of Nash¬

jointly, at par, a net
cost of about 1.83%, as

interest

series

p.

Knoxville,

approved

Elliott &

10—v.

awarded

2074—were

school

Dec.

CANADA

The $290,000 Na¬

—

A bonds offered on Jan. 8—v.

follows:

callable.

gality

Jan.

on

City, Tenn.

tural Gas System Revenue,

Equitable Securities Corp., and
the Fidelity Bankers Trust Co., of

The bonds matur¬

Feb. 1, 1966 to Feb. 1, 1981

on

offered

Feb. 1 from 1952 to

on

1981 inclusive.

are

Sale—The $300,000

Bond

Sale

Bond

Bradley County (P. O.
Cleveland), Tenn.

R. E. Boswell,

—

Lenoir

TENNESSEE

Hutzler, both of New York City,

&

$25,000 hospital

bonds,-as follows:

$7,500 equipment bonds.

" "

17,500 improvement bonds*

-

"

•Less

than

$500,000.

tIncludes-accrued discount. * tCurrent redemption,

value.

•