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MONDAY
ISSUE
J/W 22
1951
and
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 173
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Number 4779
New York, N. Y.,
Monday, January 22, 1951
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Price 90 Cents
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.
Cop;4
a
.
General Corporation and Investment News
railroad
Adam
•
Hat
public utility
-
industrial
-
insurance
-
Stores, Inc.—Dec. Sales Off 6.9%—
Period End. Dec. 31—
;
1950—Month—1949
would
Sales
$49,500,000
$2,481,390 $16,302,669 $16,782,225
$2,310,715
+
In This Issue
-
172,
2377.
p.
Admiral Corp.—New Product Announced—
The
of
corporation
appliances
remove
hour
announced
9
dehumidified which will,
a
much
as
Jan.
on
stock
three
as
period.—V.
173,
gallons
of
101.
p.
in
from
water
feet
air
the
line
its
oi
space,
over
V
=
*
cubic
10,000
to
*
24
a
Privately—The
will
be
Midwest
$1,769,999 was applied to the retirement of out¬
by the Prudential Insurance Co.,- and the balance
working capital.—V. 171, p. 1257.
for
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Affiliated*
As
Net
of
—V.
•
1
;
—
*•
$4.66
"
f
Z r;'-
"'.A,-The
corporation's
s
Exchange-....-35
Stock
-
Exchange
35
The
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Engineering
and
Division
Research
located -at
will
notes
the
*
National Quotation Industrial
Robert M. Love,
17.
President, stated that the com¬
substantially increased in the near future.
1 Since
-
the
last
war, the company,
Middle Atlantic Area, has been
the
along
in
Miscellaneous Features
.:
.
<■'
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i.
'
profit after taxes—
--'Capital shares outstdg.
Earnings
"'•Includes -450
*
-
$210,693.
665,372
-665,372 1
$0.07
•
.
shares.—V.
treasury
171,
y-
$142,005 v
665,372
>$0.32
.
"--t
*
1950^-9 Mos.—1949
$49,120
share——
per
v
.-
$620,171
■
v
As
the
the
York
New
42
Clearings.—^-—
this
issue
added
"The
of
that
acquisitions,
reduced
was
to
that date,
on
directors
debt
$30,000,000
1___— _L.—iL-;
Reserve Banks
*->"
*£'
of
delivery
^..—43
American Beverage Corp.' (&
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales
Subs.)—Earnings—
12 Mos.. '50
'
'
income
after
+
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
TO
$1)-—
stock(par
'Authorized
^Including
shares
75,000
owned
FINANCING
i "
$299,500
...
f
;
PRESENT
'Earnings
'After
charges_-_r-^—v ■"
outstanding
common
per
and
300,000 shs, T
Herbert
by
Outstanding
$299,500
*89,975 shs.
*'
Soble,
President
■/
$0,09
...V
requirements.—V.
V'
corporation's
privileges
171,
p.
.
if
11,647
177,317
,
incorporated in Massachusetts in 1925
and has been engaged in the business of producing and distributing
carbonated beverages continuously since -that time.
Since May, 1949,
in addition to producing and distributing carbonated beverages under
its own brand names of ''American Dry"
and "Sea Breeze," it has
also
bottled
of
..names
$0.01
•
461.
.
American
network
In
p.
TV
unlisted
to
Jan.
on
cation
v
trading
the
company
and
owns
supplied
are
affiliated
52
-
&
Co.
are
In
issued
The
denominations
of
'
$100,
$500
stock
at
the
debentures,
accrued
of
rate
with
are
20
interest,
shares
provision
redeemable
on
any
for
of
is
trustee of
transfer agent of the
-
,
PROCEEDS—The
tional
the
option
interest
date
debentures,
common
in
of
the
after
plan
and
working capital
will
for
is
each
at
company
30
Pilgrim
rate
of
the
effective
the
of
date
' v*
,
-1
v'ty'
.
•
,
'
■ •
" *
.
days'
a
Trust
also
the
The
of
*
Moxie
Bottling
Co.
*
•
Co.,
of
t
plus
,
the company with
stock
$0.49
$0.97
.
.
tAfter
preferred
416,235
$567,574
416,235
$0.09
$1.P*
$117,855
;
v-
-
dividend
'
requirement®.
Light Co.—Notice
&
the
'
•,
for distribution
plan
of
Holders
to
.......
of
after
the
thereafter
of most of
;
.
(City
agent
Bank
company's-
the
expiration
Trust
Farmers
Co.), -as
the
two
15,
soor»
following
years
distribution agent.
the
to
company
of
stockholder*
The
their certificates representing the old stock
rata share of the proceeds of such sales, and
certain other distributions,
if they surrender such certificates before
the expiration of five years following Feb. 15, 1950..
„
surrender
their
pro
Upon the expiration of five
holders
the
of
the
old
the-old
will
plan
stock
following Feb. 15,
years
to
all rights
any payments or distributions
unsurrendered certificates representing
will be. void and.of
company
1950,
receive
and
cease,
the
of
-stock
value.—V.
no
172,
1229.
American
Stores, Co.—Current Sales Up 19.3%—
Period End. Oec. 31—.
1950—Month—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$
—V.
r
16 filed with the SEC a plan of reorganization
of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
$
33,888,641
—.i..
32,601,276
172. P. 2477.
joined
was
in
by
Electric Bond & Share Co.,
holder of Foreign Power.
the
a
parent
.....
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.
$
■
..
.
*
-
.
(
$
337,775,228 305,409,203
.
*
-
•
redistribution
Foreign
Power,
and
Bond
their
company
to
principal
aggregate
an
amount
of
$15,000,000
on
company
per
on
share
pro
a
alone.
for
will
receive
the
2,887^02 shares
The directors
3%%
on
for
on
Jan.
voted
1.7
convertible "debentures
Jan.
each
29,
1951,
seven
registration
a
for
shares
to
to
be
subscription
of
stock
authorize
offered
in
held
the
-alone.
Coverage of all interest
estimated at 2.57 times for the
company
basis
is
43.50%
$67,564*.60O
of
new
the
on
.a
to
ratio
that
new
issue
Stockholders
of
$100
date.
of
The
of
4Va%
of the new common stock."
debentures
and
Bond and Share
the
of
12-year
record
debentures
Issue
is
-
Edward d. Jones & Co.
1871
300 North 4th St.
-
St. Louis 2, Missouri
-
Members
New York Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock
.
-entire
with
Suitable for Retail Distribution
,
Established
forma
statement
We want offerings of
High Grade Securities
"
;
or
filed
or
preliminary estimate of .1950 earnings indicates pro forma earn¬
on-the ;new common of $2.59 per share on a consolidated basis
charges
18
'
stock.
common
Jan.
covering
1963.
before'.July 1, 1951 h '.The new seccrities to be issued would consist
of j$67,564,600r of 4y2% - fixed interest-junior debentures and 6,637,500
of
on
the 12-year 3%%~ convertible debentures, due March
The amount of the debentures will be in excess of $410,000,000 but is expected to be less than $420,000,000.
19,
respective
The Plan provides that security holders other than Bond and Share
-
SEC
only
and 41:44
j
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and
.
the
increased
ings
addi-
Share,
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
has
the
among;
r
present securities to remain outstanding under the plan
publicly held $50,000,000 of 5% debentures and certain notes
held "by-banks
in the principal amount of $10,000,000
(which, in
accordance
with
the "terms
of the
bank loan
agreement, may be
A
and
and are to be used for the expansion of the
in the carbonated beverage field and in the
extract, syrup and concentrate field which will include, but not be
limited to, the -development of franchises of the company's products.
416,235
taxes
distribution
receive
p.
Jan. 11 filed a letter of notifi¬
issuance of the above-mentioned
xapitel structure "consisting only of dfebt and common Stock;
of voting power among security holders; the elimi¬
.of >all dividend
arrears
on
preferred and second preferred
the
shares
fund
Boston,
registrar
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$431;828
416,235
.
for its purposes, among other things, the simplifipresent' capital structure of Foreign Power, consisting
of bank notes, notes to Eond and Share, debentures, first and second
preferred stocks, common shares, and option warrants, by conversion
The
notice. * The
sinking
1950—9 Mos.—1940
1950—3 Mos.—1949
and for reclassification of its stocks became effective on Feb.
the
under
in
of
are
of
The
and
in
provided
will
on
the
security holders.
and
$100
par
■Earnings—
'
and largest security
plan
claims
company's -operations
a
stock
,
under a-franchise from The Moxie
.stock; and-the settlement and discharge of various claims and counter¬
-
.
provide
preferred
1
r
Power
.practicable
as
of
brand
cation
nation
common
certain* events.
maintain
and
stock.
net proceeds
stock
common
adjustment
the
at
company has also agreed to establish
for the redemption of the debentures.
Mass.,
•
-
debentures
company
covering
stock."
the
IntQ
•
18
SI,000 and are convertible at the option of the holder into the
>
to
also bo
share
will be
16/100 of a share
($7) will
of 2/10 of
rate
$6
the
at
1950
1,
;
V
172,
publicly offered
convertible sinking fund. debentures due
April 15, 1961 (with interest 3% fixed and 3.% contin¬
gent) and 14,975 shares of common stock (par $1) in
units of a $100 debenture and five shares of stock at
$100 per unit.
The issuer also does business as The
Moxie Bottling Co.
debentures
SEC
the
and
undef Section 11(e)
$229,500 x>f
The
stock
Oct.
the
interest on
effective
the
to
1950,
stock
The company on Jan.
stations
stations.—V.
(Mass.)—Securities
Jan.
on
SEC—The
WITH
with
company
American Dry Ginger Ale Co., Inc.
"Pjureoxia"
and
under
beverages
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Files Plan—
2217.
Offered—Luckhurst
-
"Moxie"
debentures
.The
■
option
' l.
Sales
television
five
operates
to
As
.
17.
operates a nationwide radio broadcasting
five owned key stations and -279 affiliated stations.
programs
carbonated
distributed
and
and has used the trade name
addition to its corporate name.
Broadcasting
through
addition
while
admitted
was
was
Co.,
••'♦
Inc.—Listing of Stock— 5
Francisco Stock Exchange
the Ban
on
stock
common
from
1,
the
at
of
receive
to
are
Oct.
$231,203
who
BUSINESS—Company
FILES
American Broadcasting Co.,
The
*.
stock
holders
common
new
from
the" preferred
of
common
and
year,
charges
171, p.
1950,
old
and
Treasurer.
$20,699
25,712"
178,744
share.
preferred di\idend
All
Feb. 15,
1950, will sell the shares of distributable stocks (other than the single
class of capital stock of the company) -allotted to stockholders who
r'have not theretofore "surrendered their certificates representing the
„
p.
Ii" * ■'■'f
i
?
Convertible sinking fund debs due 1961
Capital
10 Mos. '49
> $910,037
taxes
chares
Common
new
year,
per
them
to
income
assets
the 3s in its treasury.-
,
presently held.
stobk
—V.
,
•
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new
common
new
43
System..
Federal, Reserve
1
Net
of
SEC and by the courts.
the
Stocks
preferred
Holders
Old Securities—
trustee of $4,050,000
of these bonds for cancellation in anticipation of sinking fund require¬
ments for the calendar-years 1951 through 1953.—V. 172, p. 2117., •,
•*.
per
additional
'After
Statement of Member Banks of
f
the
to
plan.
American
outstanding 6n
The company
31.
Dec.
it held $10,000,006 of
have-authorized
share
by Foreign Power.
the
Common shares outstdg.
fEarns. per com. share.
Stock
American
of
as
of
allocated
American Ice Co.-
'
result
of
Public holders of exist¬
a
stock
common
exchanged
be
share
a
pre¬
4'/a%
J
-
under the plan.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Exchange tT^at
during 1950 it bought in the open market $6,669,000 of its 3'/c deben¬
tures, due 1966. The purchases cost the company $6,545,000.
a
of
of
-
The
°Net
—
Condition
,
lias"informed
of Bank
Exchange Rates.-—____
—43
Combined Condition Statement of Federal v
$0.93
American Airlines, Inc.—Buys Debentures—
The corporation
old
would
65/100
$6
of
-
purchase and sell certificates of interest
mon
«_*_47
City Bond Offerings
Course
Foreign
-666,372
"
'
$0.21
•
1985.
p.
stock
-
"Guaranty Trust CoPo't New York has been appointed agent to
for fractional shares Of comof the above company for -account; of the holders.
Thia
i arrangement wiil-j-emain in effect until the close of business Dec. 31,
J952;—V. 173, ;p. 197.
' i.
& Investment News_Cover
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. _43
Dividends Declared and Payable^———43
,
•
•
»
of
of
amount
«
.The
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Net
State and
*.
,
Altes Brewing Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
preferred
basis
shares
stock.-
,
'v.-.
•
%
owned
principal
American Gas & Electric Co.—Agent Appointed—-
C
"
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Merger Considered— J
173, p. 197.
$80
common
receive .1/50
plan.—V. 172, p. 2477.
,
General Corporation
See Pittsburgh Steel Co. below.—V.
the
share
per
•
devices for refueling aircraft while in flight and jet aircraft
seats recently announced by the Navy at its test center at
Point, N.Y.—V. 172, p. 1625. ;
v
«.
;
,
of
to it
.•
ejeetion
Sands
publicly
for
new
v
(if
ment
the
provides that, in the event it is consummated, Foreign
or after the effective date, issue to Bond and Share
common stock at the rate of 2,7303 shares per month
additional
issued
1
its airline activities in
the design and develop¬
of
Each
on
owed
share
per
a
with
active
the
cancelled
be
holders
of
issued
^31
Stock Averages.31
•r
the
second
on
would
share
debentures
date
Dow, Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
Jan.
on
would
in full
stocks
stock
new
now
Public
Transactions New York Curb Exchange______32
nounced
pany expected the order to be
preferred
Oct, 1, 1950, to the effective date of the plan.
Bond and Share
also be paid its interest to the effective date on the $49,500,000 o!
r
t
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—32
Wilmington, Del., has been awarded a $400,000 military contract for
the manufacture' and assembly of special aircraft winches, it was an¬
$7
from
38
(
Inc.—Military Contract— % '
j
and
is subject to approval by
plan
will,
additional
Section———40
Over-the-Gounter Markets —wLl_—
'
of
stock
stock
would
plan
The
.
_37
of
exchanged
shares of
holdings
each
for
warrants
Power
Exchange.—
be
9/10
2
common
common
stock
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
'
-,t
Stock
Toronto
Each
would
and
public
new
ing
'
35,
Montreal Curb Exchange.^—
,
;
' -$4:23
-V-'--
-
All American Airways,
^
1949
$116,578,350 $100,222,975
share___rT_
per
p."2117.
172,
Francisco
34
$6
!t, common.for each share of second preferred.
'
Montreal Stock Exchange
1950
i
•
Higher—
assets
Net- assets
..
San
Fund Inc.- -Net Assets
31-
Dec.
The
present
debentures and ; new common
present rights, including arrearages.
stock.
common
for
.
.33
'
.
the
n^w
all
of
debentures
-
of
for
owned shares of preferred stock " ($7)
would be exchanged
principal amount of 4V2% debentures and 3 6/10 shares of
$90
new
132
Stock
holdings
ferred -stock
'
_.*_.___32
^
Exchange.—
Stock
Pittsburgh
,
for
of
stock.
common
new
exchanged
publicly
32
Exchange
Stock
.
27
_
vLos Angeles Stock Exchange
•
held
notes
used
_
Detroit Stock Exchange..*.
proceeds,
standing
Exchange__________i.._
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
•
.
the
Curb
the
be
23
Stock
its
notes
65,809.10
preferred
settlement
__11
(Bonds)
Boston
noteYLue Jan. 1, 1966, subject to repayment at the rate
of $200,000 annually, beginning on Jan. 1, 1952.
/
>
Of
(Stocks)
New York
,»
company
)
Page
.
of
Public
New York Stock Exchange
"
in December placed privately with Prudential Insurance
Co. of America a $3,000,000 4^4%
15-year promissory
-
'
New York Stock Exchange
:
Aero vox'Corp.—Note Placed
*"
]- ' "
.
for
of
($7),
.
;s
Stock and Bond Quotations
«-■
introduction
the
receive
investment
in
Foreign Power
(consisting of
Foreign Power,
13,800 shares of preferred
shares of $6 preferred stock, 2,158,236 share*
of
second
stock,
series A
($7),, including rights to all
accumulated and unpaid dividends on said preferred stocks,
881,500
shares of existing common stock and 5,812,884 existing option War¬
rants to purchase existing common stock l, 3,750,098 shares or 56.50%
'
1950—12 Mos.—1949
v
—V.
miscellaneous
-
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell
Teletype
SL 598
cc-
2
(378)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
to
amount
19,
1951.
pected
March
The
June
1,
1951,
debentures
The
be
Initial
at
and
payment
will
be
sold
or
in
by
will
be
stock
surrender
dated
Barrett Machine Tool Co., Meadville, Pa.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
beginning
of
The
of
$100
until
March
port
$107.00.
1953,
to
but
will
notice,
days'
the
1951
will
receive
rights
to
or
In
may
stockholders
the
special
meeting
construction
of
last
November,
additional
and
new
will
and
be
used
telephone
in
thereon
and
common
during
1950
of
owners
The
collected
its
more
debentures
conversion
privilege
$75,000,000
converted
all
three
the
$130 per share,
ment
of
share,
23,4S
$30
in
1961
in
$40
debentures
The
must
This
the
$4,762,500
$433,820,100
for
the
standing with
be
rate
surrendered
for
23/»s
the
amount
market
since
the
cash.
is
of
at
stock
into
1961.
during
$140
tenders
These
debentures
1950
23/4s
the
for
have
that
Net
of
reduced
40%
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
63,830,000
operating
4,445,000
26,930,000
3,450,000
inc.—
on
40,773,758
8,070,000
expenses ™_-/
taxes
56.237,711
43,250,000
revenues
$
to
3,269,718
14,560,000
-
taxes—
out¬
Interest
Other
9,060,000
for
the
Total
jDrl40,000
_
motive
92,430,000
1
"Earnings
For
Like
liBELL
The
$2.57
SYSTEM
revenues
$10.39
EARNINGS
A
REPORT
$
lOther income
114,177,429
(net)
88,421,602
12,666,224;
9,785,814
420,327,463
Int.
income
deductions
123,963,243 101,087,826
27,838,050
28,891,707
...
income—r~T4-
Applic.
to
as
96,125,193
T.
"Based
the
on
93,026,363
$2.83
average number
,
estimated).
and
SFigures
American Tobacco
in
proportionate
all
for
other
$9.35
interest
earnings
in
net
estate
estimated.
full
2477.
p.
The
Bernard
Armour
estate
held
outstanding stock.
mon
R.
are
now
539,808
An
of
part
The
corporation
I.
has
It
also
last
May
plants
sold
Hampton, Mass.,
was
of
acquired
controlling interest
and
H.
the
Armour
in
—
corporation
discount
the
holdings
18
declared
secured
of
filed
the
$1.25
of
per
per
share
record
Feb.
share.—V.
the
14.
173,
a
long-term
been
$35
"In
of
almost
the
Jan.
to
p.
completed
effective
determine
173, p.
tEarnings
per
preferred
per
what
the
$16,887,000
The
net
asset
value per
Total
172,
V.
172,
net
asset
increased
$7,169,000
p,
by $2.32,
share,
or
1826.
12
months
of
He
Net income
was
Capital
—V.
1950.—
Building & Equipment
Co.—Secondary Offering
—A
secondary offering of 12,500 shares of common stock
(par $3) was made on Jan. 4
by Seherek, Richter & Co.'
at $7 per
share, less a dealer's discount of 62^ cents
per
share. It was completed.—V.
173, p. 102.
shares
(Earnings
per
172,
p.
said
forced
the
to
setting
the
not
event
of
ten-year promissory note.—V. 173,
a
up
ican
*•
<-
of
of
173,
offering to its
an
share
has
used
in
of
$11.50
named
as
shares
principal
construction
a
Sept.
the
for
See
esti¬
Dec.
are
dividend
preferred
and
preferred
to
contemplated
of
37V2
cents
initial
an
stock,
both
11%
payable
22.
convertible
share,
V.
of
have
new
preference
been
$1.40
stock;
offered
in
convertible
with
exchange
preference
173, p. 1.
Co.—Exchange of Stock—•
American
Gas,
the
of
of
on
each
latter
basis
share
company
said
72/100 of
Central
of
the
represent
Ohio
stock
share
a
stock.
81.3%
of
of
of
The
of
Ohio
Central
Gas.—V.
Ohio
will
Central Ohio
and
173,
adjoins
increase
serves
the
Ohio
American's
communities
Power
customers
in
Co., a
the
198.
p.
& Co. Inc. and associates
on
17 offered
Jan,
$8,550,000 of 2*4% serial equipment trust cer¬
tificates maturing
semi-annually Aug. 1, 1951 to Feb. 1,
1966, inclusive, at prices to yield from 1.70% to 2.675%.
The group was awarded the
certificates
bid of 99.25991.
,
The
on
Jan. 16
on
only other bidder
Salomon
was
its
:
.
Bros. & Hutzler which bid 99.195
2%s.
Issued under the Philadelphia
Plan, the certificates are being offered
to approval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission
Nil
shares
of
accumulation
of
and
by
new
standard-gauge
railroad
$10,726,070.
497,980
*
north
subsidiary ol
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
"144,444
$0.44"
Amer¬
131,735
the
subject
75,377
11
Central
outstanding
remaining shares may be exchanged until Jan. 31.
part of
secured
dividend
Other
•
equipment
estimated
to
are
cost
1
members
of the
underwriting group are R. W. Pressprich Ss
Equitable Securities Corp.; Hornblower &
Weeks;. Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Inc.; Freeman & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; The Illinois Co.; Wm. E.
Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Weeden & Co.; First of Michigan
Corp.; Gregory
& Son, Inc.; McCormick &
Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.;
Mullaney.
Wells & Co.—V.
173, p. 102.
'
Co.;
1950—12 Mos.—1949
Jj
$
4
•
Chrysler Corp.—New Developments Announced—
,
A
:
$
$
59,355,913 149,367,240 126,825,608
17
180
new
were
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$
by
L.
has
this
L.
the
many
engineering development revealed
terms
offered
of
The
Ltd.—Earnings— ;■
1950
1948
___$100,374,419 $95,052,765 $92,434,547
5.068,342
special
sisted
1949
6,688.835
6s349,535
2,200.000
of
the
so
Corporation,
said
outstanding
riding comfort,
many
performance,
$3.11
display
Dodge,
showing
than
more
DeSoto
commercial
and
of
75
Chrysler
individual
different
38
were
safety,
Chrysler
vehicles
and
of
cars
Dodge
a
single
handling
background
and
passenger
in
and
achievements
As
styles
before
never
advances
engineering
exhibits.
body
that
new
to
con¬
the
1951
several
Plymouth,
1951
Dodge
2.200.00C
$3.04
of
entire
Jan.
on
I
President
company
in
new
corporation.
Colbert,
the
year,
horsepower V-8 engine, Power Steering,
greatly im¬
absorbers, air-colled brakes, and a new torque converter
.
shock
among
ease.
2,200.000
program
1950,
1,
securities
arrearage
$1.50
per
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
1949
on
new
Corp.—Pays Arrearages—
an
share
one
shares.
common
The
central
In
"
.
shares
common
eight
—
period
convertible
share
of
on
the
convertible
$1.40
basis,
acquisition
$4,163,149
1950—3 Mos.—1949
outstanding
100,000
each
1.
declared
by 23,000 to 1,169,000.
9,593,540 121,871,356 126,092,490
taxes
issue
for
been
$14,000,000 in
p.
$1.50
each
common
of
The
18.49c
497.980
a
be
$35,000,000
new
arrears
shares.
-
divisions
new
*
is
to
of
new
Corp.
holders of record Jan.
Gas
shares
realignment of per¬
171, p. 1782.
-
,i
requirements
-
plans
form
one
Central Ohio Light & Power
1950
there
the
1926.
p.
have
voluntary
$6,490,056
1950—Month—1949
sharc__
in
advance $2,000,000 of its own
funds,
from the Citizens and
Southern
announced
in
Philip Sporn, President
Ohio would be
exchanged
.•••.*
is
12
Securities
the
on
the
to
plus two
$1,430,100
•<
16.90c
\
1
a
the
for
i
•
announced
10,900,812
charges and
does
company
close
Holders of 131,735 shares of the
company's common stock on Jan.
may exchange them for stock of the American Gas
& Electric Co.,
$1,073,660
17.42c
also
2378.
after
to
of
172,
require
on
proved
p.
50
555.
p.
on
par)
program.—V.
dividend
on
after
1950—6 Mos.—1949
Ashippun plants.—V.
106.
Fiscal Year Ended Oct. 31—
Net sales
.
$2.30
1030.
Cincinnati, Newport
See
National
Power
&
Army
&
trucks.—V.
Covington
Light Co.
below.—V.
172,
p.
1827.
Ry.—Acquisition—•
171,
p.
1782.
Carpenter Steel Co.—To Construct New Plant—
Bank
date
<•<
66,374,435
172
be
171,
basis
Additional sales
Holders
Caruthers
months
(& Subs )—Dec. Sales Up 13.6%—
Sales
—V.
1949.
$13,849,000
$9,755,000
including capital gains distributions
30.2%, during the
six
$666,400
Canadian Breweries,
1950
per
the
Feb.
Commission's order
40,860
company
(no
the
directors
cents
original
7,735,740
$
;
value
the
30,676
which
Period End. Dec. 31—
about
$1,500,000
Jan.
on
on
Union
share
per
2478.
p.
will
Central Illinois Securities
The
19
Nov.
6,351,000
dividend
1949
•
assets
The
made
the
California Packing Corp.—Sales Increased
11.8%—
including capital gains distributions
17.6%, during the 12 months of 1950.—
31—
this
gather
19,040
share,
:
—V.
Axe-Houghton Fund, Inc.—Assets Rose 42% in 1950—
As of Dec.
after
because
<g
share,
or
not
"
outstanding.™,...
Butler Brothers
Sales
to
1952.
for
oppo¬
3,824,840
p.
be
during World War II.'
He described
the
situation
as
satisfactory and not threatened
PROCEEDS—Proceeds will
313,919
on
would
were
proposes
upheld the
did
argued
deadline
—
172,
now
stock
The
mated
necessary assents.
the effective
month
taxes
stock,
mines
they
additional
an
company
American
share.—V.
depletion
was
operations could bo
of
year
share for each 10 held of record Jan. 18.
The warrants
will expire Jan. 31.
A banking group of 52
members,
headed by First Boston
Corp. and Blyth & Co., is under¬
has
$595,350
annual
before
level
that
Stock Offered—
company on Jan. 19 offered to its common stock¬
holders rights to subscribe at
$15.87 V2 a share for 267,600 additional common shares in the
ratio of
this
per
Period End. Dec. 31—
Axe-Houghton Fund B, Inc.—Total Assets
Higher—
made, increased by $2.63,
V. 172, p. 1433.
a
1950—3 Mos.—1949
common
tAfter
the
writing the offering.
for
still
3,268,800
17,010
after
in
The
market
the
a
.
1950
at
1342.
shares
for
Secretary-Treasurer,
gold
as
underwriter.—V.
covering
.
198.
the Libertyville and
income
Common
102.
at
Great
1950.
proponents
on
.
at
S.
manpower
common
months from
19,
company,
18.21c
172,
profit
December
profit
Central Illinois Public Service Co.
12
Jan.
respect"
every
the
S.'
U.
war
stockholders
Burry Biscuit Corp.—Earnings—
Quarterly
purchase
the
lawyer leading the
until
the
™
December
the
if
1951,
Smith,
company
31,
1951,
S,
in
opera¬
Involved
sum
Central Illinois Light Co.—To Issue
Stock—
the selling stockholder.—
date
U.
copper
leases
gas
mining
Co.
The
of
1342.
p.
on
after
gold
The
large
and
one
C.)
President
assents.—V.
that
Bank,^ Savannah, Ga., at 4%
operated
Exchange Com.
10,
to
estimated
shortages of labor.—V.
The
would be
Approximately
offered
be
Fiscal Year Ended Oct. 31—' *
sales
major bank creditors of
the
Indian
Co.
The Atlas Corp.
also has arranged with the Indian
Co. to make temporary secured
advances
pending study
the outlook for that
company.
It is intended to continue
produc¬
tion of motorcycles and
to try
to bring aeiense work in the1 piant.
—V. 172, p. 2377.
31—
SEC
Net
the
assets
the
(D.
extended
was
said
stated
D.
borrowing
plant
172,
petition for reconsideration
a
$2.82
to
be
across
instelled.
H. Childs,
of
As of Dec.
dam
plan's proponents to get the
thereby staying
$1.25
option
will
of
man¬
for
common
p.
with
said.
Net
on
equipment
expanded
Hamilton
be
Commission
the
the
French,
fine
at
sonnel
Motocycle
Motocycle
Total
Hamilton
employed.—V.
Washington
Manning revealed the
Dallas, Texas, and Chicago.
Secures Option—
has
be
assents until Dec. 15,
S.
"Loss.
Atlas Corp.
at
go to Grace
Mr.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Dividend
Increased—
The
and
for
Burgess-Manning Co., Libertyville, 111.—Expansion of
$2,000,000 of its 15-year 334% debentures
President, said the partial call will reduce
to $4,000,000 the
outstanding amount of the issue.—V. 172, p. 1530.
Jan.
in¬
Expansion of facilities of this company, which manufactures exhaust
and air line snubbers and noise
abating products was announced on
Jan. 19 by W. L.
Manning, President.
The expansion
is the result
of continued
development and increased demand for company products,
the
payable March 12 to holders
payments have been at the rate of
$1
to
announced.
two
gold
A
proposal
to
substitute a bank loan for a proposed
$2,500,000
Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan was
presented on Jan. 4.to
the Interstate Commerce Commission
by this company in connection
with its request for approval of the control
of the Savannah & Atlanta
auto¬
Facilities—
is
Jewett
stock,
meet
ago
and
group opposing
the reorganization
plan
the Interstate Commerce Commission
for
Commission
—V.
The company will redeem
Feb. 9.
F. S. Spring,
on
plant
980-foot
a
could
filed
was
cents
J.
estate
for
by
to
products
before
set
had
on
directors
to
Period End. Nov. 30—
Aspinook's 966,860 shares
shares of Aspinook com¬
which
it
out,
Ounces
he
The
and
production
expected
present
Bendix
of
equipment
as
Yardage dredged
Associated Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Redeems Debs.
.
facilities
Iowa,
at
1
Co.—Plans Acquisition-^-
corporation,
generators
said
ounce
by M. N.
not disclosed.
60,000
in
its
taken
step
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.—Production—
Apponaug Co. of Apponaug,
City, Conn.; Adams and East
and Greenville, S. C.—V.
173, p. 198.
owns
plant
used
.
P.
156,218 square feet of manufacturing
purchase are hydro-electric generating facil¬
the
Value per yard in U.
headed
shares
additional
litigation
a
involved.
R.
Armour
with
at
Trust
be
Central of Georgia Ry.—Seeks Bank Loan—
months
major
aircraft
the
necessary
Co.—Riggio Retires—
company to a syndicate
The price paid for the stock
plant
Malcolm
July 10.
With the Caruthers group
holding fast to their objection against
ICC approval of the
plan, it will now be up to Division 4 or the
subsidiaries not consolidated
December
above
Sobiloff.
of
of
the
the
notification
reconsideration
earn¬
will
2478.
p.
accessories
by
few
a
production
varied
was six
Commission's order, dated May
Caruthers contended that the plan's
group
Value
the
its
deadline, Mr. Caruthers said,
came
of
remainder
&
disclosed.
Mr. Swift said
the
com¬
December reached a postwar
high of' 4,496
mill-head value of the ore was a half ounce
in
average
through
company's
contains
S,
Edward
(The) Aspinook Corp.—Change in Control—
in
in
are
now
deadline
deadline
The company announced on
Jan. 16 the resignation and retirement of
Vincent Riggio
as
director
and
Chairman
of
the
Board.—V.
172,
p. 2477.
The
expand
for
number
plant
soon
the necessary
deadline.
tDoes not include
undistributed
1950, partly
'telephone subsidiaries.—V. 172,
its principal
and
to
of
Caruthers,
group, held that
date of
223,083,395
$12.44
outstanding.
interest
tlncludes
ings of Western Electric Co.
(partly
of shares
proportionate
Bank
share.
per
full-scale
Ry.
the
stockholders'
sition
7,612,870
339,572,130
Co.,
and
12
The
He
Donald
hopes of blocking that plan.
230,696,265
11,589,514
69,678,007
$3.29
companies,
flCompany
2,518,112
sh.
per
company's
subsidiary
3,098,830
stk.
Co.
"Cons, earns,
Motor
President,
production
Swift
cents
Boston & Maine RR.—Success Seen
by Committee—
110,972,061
351,161,644
$0.22
172, p. 570.
Mr.
nority int.—
Applic. to A. T.
&
72,196,119
599,865
parts
Jan,
on
Swift,
maintained
held.
of
company
341,668,326
mi¬
f
announced
shares
This
Net
130,072
River.
letter
V.
55,458,907
464,836,238
113,674,594
the
gold per ton, or $17.50.
Mr.
Bendix.
factory,
The proceeds are
286,209,419
44,508,775
172,
and
acquisitions- was-not
$25,000.
$0.21
was
weeks
Ferguson
Daniel
Total
of
1949
$3,075,223
599,86 5
of class A stock
(no par),
to
through Gude Winmill & Co., New York.
$
_
income.
D.
gold
126,455
demands
include
persons
A
oper,
18
which
2,000
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$
construction.—V.
Eureka Mining
milled.
1950
$9.49
842,947,657 745,687,436 3,227,295,169 2,868,938,243
expenses. 590,306,884 562,588,226 2,320,710,691
2,245,624,140
Fed. taxes on inc
74,421,195
38,951,663
230,201,313
113,577,934
Other oper. taxes
64,042,149
55,725,945
256,055,702
223,526,750
Net
of
division
to
Included
ities,
544
1950—3 Mos.—1949
pany's
tons
Bon Ami Co.—Files With Securities &
CONSOLIDATED
J.
proposed
parts.
Hamilton
started
$
Operating
Operating
177,325
286,710,000 228,003,399
248,270,000 216,127,324
56,091,451
to Mellon National
repay
diversifying its
tions,
the pay¬
for
1926.
p.
corporation of
the
Ford
the production of aircraft
for
Iowa
new
Miami
$2.76
1951,
Mr.
Ferguson
said.
This
divisions, exclusive of sub¬
sidiaries.
Other Bendix plants are located in New York
State, New
Jersey, Maryland, Michigan, Indiana, Missouri and California.
below.
see
Per. End. Nov. 30—
i
a
increases
64,052,042
share
per
Drl40,000
to
for $4,000,000
This
company
is considering
the
purchase
of
properties in Arizona and is
seeking to acquire oil
Oklahoma as a means of
date.
'
this
recent
the
Mr.
footnotes,
20,
172,
cprporation
recently acquired the
Animatograph Corp. at Davenport,
ufacturing of aircraft instruments.
78,797,792 344.200,000 283,200,873
14,745,750
57,490,000
55,197,474
64,030,000
share,
per
redemption
share for share.
period of five days
a
Feb.
Victor
15,285,000
13,157,113
78,470,000
—_
for
The
13,960,000
income
Dividends
$25
Central
$1.50
Corp.—Earnings—
services
military
truck
space.
income
Interest deductions™.
tNet
18,164
of
1951 the
at
to
taxes.
President
in
creasing
37,620,000
28,140,122
294,340,000 239,891,294
3,767,915
12,380,000
14,992,132
2,710,000
(net)—
loan
,.
1951,
The plant, which
was used
by Ford until
stamping operations,
represents
the
second
$
243,070,000 221,352,431
163,960,000 164,770,196
bv
Ohio,
armed
Ferguson,
7,749,235
67,262,478
80,800,000
income
income
date
stock.—V.
common
1,
suspended
record
2478.
p.
Hamilton,
as
Net oper.
income
Dividend income
after
Purchase
of the
$
additional
used
were
construction
anticipate
§1950—12 Mos.—1949
$
Vi
proceeds
a
for
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Purchases Ford Plant—
1957,
.
§1950—3 Mos;—1949
The
were:
due
pension
Co.
$5,405,361
172,
Bendix
Period End. Dec. 31—
be
dividends
1,
_
EARNINGS
OF
on
Aircraft
Income
—V.
this
STATEMENT
dividend
will
the
(convertible)
March
to
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share
type that the company has brought
World War II.
("Wall Street Journal.")
COMPARATIVE
conversion
preceding
stock
accrued
stock
common
March
on
sales
per
remain
ligure is equal to less than
of
share
per
redemption
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
to July
$46,285,400
of
Net
pay¬
10 of last year, the
share, of which $48 was
$146 per share.
Amounts of the
at
of
Beech
per
convertible
of
convertible
are
Up
$148
1939:
That
end
1957
conversion
of
23is
investors.
of
at
now
for
3YbS
$1,094,993,200 total in issues
to
in
convertible
were
cash.
$185,970,100
and
cash.
of which
of
payable
payable by surrendei of $100 of debentures and
of
Life Co.
holdings
convertible
issues provides for a cash payment in addition to the surrender of de¬
bentures.
In the case of the 3V«s of 1959, the privilege is exercisable
at
in exchange
$11,809
secured
notes
payable;
deferred notes payable
and accrued
deferred
trade
claims; 3,644 in ex¬
creditors'
Placed
shares
Into
right
ment
"new
in
their
of
8,000
Co.—Bonds
privately $6,000,000 of
bonds, due Dec. 1, 1980. The issue
$2,500,000 to Bankers Trust Co, acting on
trusts managed by it; $2,000,000 to
Aetna Life Insurance
Co., $1,000,000 to Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co. and
$500,000 to Bankers
2,500
cents
immediately
than
who
for
37J/2
The
Conversion of Debentures in 1950—
from
follows:
Power
&
company has sold
divided
was
proceeds
behalf
as
Light
Monday, January 22, 1951
.
first mortgage 2%%
and
creditors'
The company has called for
dividend cumulative preferred
;
company
$5)
The
Arizona
.
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—
Convertible
stock.
Central
Privately—The
SEC
to
plus
into
With
the
(par
stock
common
underwriting.
issuable
are
with
of 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock
in exchange for 25,742 outstanding shares of
stock (par $10).—V. 166, p. 946.
time
money"
shares
mortgages
for
and
1,822
$25),
meet continuing heavy demands for
telephone service.
Leroy A. Wilson, President, commented that it is expected that the
proceeds of this new financing should meet its requirements for some
The
18,644
(par
facilities
come.
per share, without
working capital.
chattel
notification
new
$10
for
exchange
interest
to
to
at
used
addition,
of
on
change for
13,
a
be
$63,000
4,500
and
at
a
offered
to
for
sub¬
subscribe
be used to
may
to others.
They will be sent to stockholders
1951, and subscriptions will be accepted by the
including March 19, 1951.
financing, the
company
stated,
was
approved
by the
Feb.
to
be
are
'•
29,
rights
19,
30
on
Jan. 10 filed a letter
maximum of 6,500 shares of
company
covering
cash.
in
or
Jan.
These
and
common
payable
callable
being
record
into
transfeired
or
about
company up
This
new
for
of
$38
be
whole
in
issue.
new
share,
of
not
price
stockholder
$415,000,000
convertible
per
thereafter
to the
on
be
$128
redemption
Each
scribe
pay
will
debentures
callable
approximately-
to
debentures
.
The
company on Jan. 17 announced
hot-rolling steel mill in Reading^ Pa.
•.
,
...
plans
Paul
President,
to
to
build
B-
a
$3,000,000
Greenswald, Vicethe-spring.
The
new building will produce strip,-bar and rod steel
products.-.
•- Mechanical equipment for the new
mill
will be supplied
by the
BIrdsboro, Steel Foundry & Machine Co. of
Birdsboro, Pa, . The mill
is expected to be in
production in 18 months—V.
172, p. 1926.
said construction
,
is
scheduled
start
in
Cinerama, Inc., New York—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
New
oh'..
Jail!.
covering- 100.009
offpred-
at
York.
•and/or,
working
$2-per
The
purchase
capital.
proceeds
of
8
filed
of
share
■
are*to-be
additional
-a
letter
of
notification
with
the
stock
(par one-cent) to be
Gearhart,: Kinnard & Otis,..Inc.,
common
through
used
camera
to
and
pay
for
sound
the
construction
systems
and
for
Number 4979
Volume 173
.
.
preferred stock is convertible into common stock
through Feb. 1, 1956; at $26 per share thereafter
The
share
1966.
-
stock
Pfd.
4Vi%
stock
($5
of
sinking
the
result
a
Oct. 31,
1950, exclusive of treasury
(exclusive of 400,000 shares
shares
amount
&
Bache
Courts
&
2,000
1,000
2,000
& Co
Co
Inc.
500
—
Deetjen
Emanuel,
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Granbery, Marache <fc Co,
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Hentz
H.
Hirsch
Hutton
E.
W.
2,000
Weeks_
&
3,300
Co
&
—4,883,721
5,118,614
3,980,288
$38.14
$34.55
$4.82
$2.30
.
Controller Co.
—
;
offering
Each
of
stock
common
may
on
or
is
amount between
$200,000
CAPITALIZATION
total
,
V.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Cum.
stock
pfd.
4.80%
BUSINESS—Company
electric
is
an
control
of
International
Corp.,
172,
Rise—
1950
important manufacturer of high-quality
The company is a leader In
1949
$753,962
$12.06
$289,488
$9.95
share
-
379.
p.
Redemption—
redemption on Feb. 15, next, $391,000
3?4% bonds, series A, due Feb. 15,
Payment will be made at the
Old Colony Trust Co., Boston, Mass., or at the option of the holders
at
the
following agencies: State
Street Trust Co., Boston, Mass.;
The Chase National Bank of the City of New York, N. Y.; and Harris
Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago, 111.—V. 172, p. 751.
This
1961
has called
company
first
of
sinking
mortgage
for
fund
accrued
and
102%
at
interest.
Consolidated
of
Edison Co. of N. Y.,
company's
the
3%
debentures,
Inc.—Conversions—
due
1963, have
tendered
of
their holdings in exchange for common
stock since
21,
last.
These tenders reduced to $39,834,600 the amount of
issue that remained outstanding with investors on Jan. 10.
That
$384,400
Dec.
Is
equal
to
than
less
70%
of
the
original
offering for $57,382,600
stockholders in June, 1948.
The 3s are con¬
vertible into stock at $25 per' share, or at the rate of four shares for
each $100 of debentures.—V. 173, p. 199,
that
was
first
made
Consolidated
—Invites
named
underwriters
below,
to purchase the number
opposite Its name:
and
of
of the
agreed
stock set
agreed to sell to each
of the underwriters had
each
shares
of
preferred
convertible
Shares
Shares
Goldman, Sachs & Co
10,000
Hornblower & Weeks
Fulton, Reid
10,000
W.
W.
& Co.Baird
Hutton
&
3,000
3,000
Co
Lee Higginson Corp
2,000
Inc.
3,000
McDonald
Co.,
&
E.
2,000
&
Co
Burge & Kraus
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
1,000
Merrill, Turben & Co
1,000
The
Davis, Skaggs
1,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
1,000
2,000
to
2,000
2,000
2,000
Gas Electric Light & Power
Co. of Bait.
Bids for Bonds—
& Co
Fahey, Clark & Co
Hayden, Miller & Co
&
Ohio
Co.,
Company
Inc.___
Westheimer
—V.
173.
The
p.
1
-
Dean Witter &
199.
Commercial
William
-
&
Dana
and
Financial
Seibert,
to noon (EST) Jan, 23, for its
proposed $25,000,000 issue of bonds maturing in 1986, it was announced
on
Jan. 17 by Charles P. Crane, President.
The registration statement
relating to the new securities has been declared effective by the SEC.
Proceeds of the financing will be used principally for construction of
new
plant and equipment.
Four Investment
banking groups are expected to submit bids for
the
bonds.
One of
the groups Is
reported to be headed by Alex.
Brown & Sons
of Baltimore jointly with Harriman Ripley & Co. of
New York.
Other groups are said to be managed by Halsey, Stuart
& Co.
Inc.; Kuhn Loeb & Co.; and White, Weld & Co. jointly with
The
company
will
receive
bids
up
The
First
Boston
Corp.—V.
173,
p.
103.
•
Consolidated Grocers Corp.—Acquisition—
Co.—
S.
3,000
Patent Office)
William D. Riggs, Business
if 111. (Telephone STate
See
fee
6 Months Ended
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1950
1949
1948
$13,095,463 $11,358,975 $11,845,368
545,931
459,489
641,989
241,253
174,814
245,761
Sept. 30—
sales
Net
income
before
Federal
Net
taxes
taxes
Income
United States
Products Corp.,
Ltd.. below.—V.
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
twice a week {every, Thursday
Manager,
Fublished
2-0613); 1 Drapers'
$304,678
241,900
per
outstanding——
shares
Earnings
♦After
$396,228
242,000
$1.05
$1.51
share——
common
preferred
$284,675
241,900
$1.14
income
Common
a
with
$1
of
2302.
p.
135
S,
La
Salle
St.,
Chicago
p.
2219.
Co.—Expansion—
Dewey & Almy Chemical
President, on Jan. 11 announced the purchase at
of a sits for the erection of a factory for manu¬
facturing
Cry-O-Rap
plastic bags which are used for packaging
frozen
meat, fish
and poultry, and smoked, cured and processed
Bradley
Cedar
Dewey,
Rapids,
la.,
meats..-
4
details
present
duction
the
of
plant
capacity,
plant
of
details
still
are
employees and other
worked out, Mr. Dewey said
200 employees and a pro¬
said that construction of
of
number
be
to
plans call for approximately
100,000,000 bags a year.
He
start
would
immediately.
bags, which are also made at a
be approximately doubled when the
operation, said Mr. Dewey..—V. 171, p. .'>59.
Production
of
Cry-O-Rap
Lockport,
N.
Y.,
will
proved—Earned
plant
Cedar
Option and Pension Plans Ap¬
—
in 1950—Reduces Bank
$4.40 a Share
Loan—To Increase Productioh—
The stockholders have approved a stock option plan for officers and
key employees, ratified an agreement providing for a pension plan
for hourly workers at the Painesvilie,
O., plant, and authorized the
amending of the company's pension plan for salaried employees, it
announced
stock
The
Jan.
011
option
9.
plan,
to that of many oilier
options to officers and key
similar
unissud
authorized but
available under
for
purchase of
amount of stock
the
pla.»
stock,
common
Industries,
employees
Maximum
shares,
is 40,000
tentative figures for the
that
$4.40
or
the
172, p. 1927.
year
indicate net earnings of $4,800,000,
share.
In regard to 1951, Mr. Evans explained that
at present is unable to meet the high-level demand from
and he expects this situation to continue at least for the
per
company
customers
months.
six
also
Evans
Mr.
■<>,.'
V
announced that the company
' .;;
weeks ago made
from the Mellon
banks. This loan
.
two
$4,000,000 pre-paynrcnt on
an
$8,000,000 loan
National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, and other
a
financing a basic
at most of its 12 chemical plants.
has been substantially completed,
Mr.
Evans said
that despite the additional burden of higher taxes,
Including provision for excess profits taxes applicable to 1950, the
company has been able to accumulate
funds to accomplish payment
of 50% of the loan prior to maturity.
arranged by Diamond late
was
in
1946 to assist in
expansion and rehabilitation program
that
Explaining
for
a
50%
plant near Houston,
The
additional
to
alterations
house
uled
program
announced
also
He
project
this
that
capacity
Texas,
now
is under way on a new
of Diamond's electrochemical
construction
expansion
being acquired through
with the exception of a
production capacity Is
existing
buildings
and,
already under construction, no new buildings
under the current project.—rV. 172, p. 1531.
minor
v/aiehave been sched¬
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1950
1949
$4,671,890
$4,266,267
Net income after Federal taxes
301,859
266,947
Capital shares outstanding.—
$0.35
$0.31
Diana Stores Corp.
3 Months Ended
Oct. 31—
sales
—V.
173,
——
1948
$4,694,067
388,556
$0.45
199.
p.
(Joseph) Dixon Crucible Co.—Chairman Retires—
11 announced the retirement of J. H. Schermeras a director and Chairman of the Board.
Robert Carey Jr. has been elected a director to fill the vacancy on
the board.—V. 172, p. 751.
*
The company on Jan.
horn,
Douglas Aircraft Co.,
Sales
—V.
and
170,
billings
p.
Inc.—Sales Show Gain—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$34,764,351 $29,282,383
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$130,040,387 $117,275,943
2224.
Place. New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
(general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday J. Otner
Company. Reentered
and-Members of ; Fan-
Gardens, London, E. C„ England c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1951 by William B. Dana
as
second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3. 1879., Subscriptions > in. United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories
American Union, $45.00 per year;
in Dominion of Canada. $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year.
,
WOT*: On account of the fluctuations in. the rate of -exchange,-remittance for foreign subscriptions and-advertisements must be made in New-York funds.
offices:
172,
requirements.—V.
dividend
Period End. Nov. 30—
1,000
1,000
Co
Chronicle/(Reg. U.
President;
—_
171,
a
Davega Stores Corp.
Net
Prescott, Hawley, Shepard
Ball,
surrendered.—V.
next
Connecticut River Power Co.—Partial
Owners
had
distribution
final
such
final distribution of $7.75
The trustee deducted from
respect to each certificate
trustee, made
of certificates.
successor
Raymond F. Evans, President, summarized Diamond's present finan¬
cial picture.
Terming 1950 as "satisfactory"—considering the 67-day
Painesvilie strike
and tire effect of the excess profits tax—he said
1595.
'
equipment.
company
York City, as
share, upon surrender
authorizes the directors to grant
fund Increased by 48% during 1950, to a
$10,000,000,
it was announced
on
Jan. 17.—
than
more
asset value per
ment.
UNDERWRITERS—The
15, City Bank Farmers Trust Co., 22 William St.,
after Dec.
and
On
New
per
Ltd.—Assets Up
mutual
this
Net
specially engineered industrial electric control systems
also produces a broad line of individual items of control equip¬
Robert
President of Columbia Records
Feb. 1, to succeed Edward Wall-
become
plus the quarterly dividend of $1.05
each,
President
of
field
and
will
of December 31—
the
the
assets
of
—V.
♦Including 356 shares of treasury stock,
including 50,000 shares of
common stock initially reserved for conversion of preferred
stock.
industrial
shares of $102.50
Cumulative Trust Shares—Makes Final Distribution—
in
System, Inc.—New
.
2479.
p.
1950, compared with
assets
50,000 shs.
*157,500 shs.
(par SI1500;000 shs.
stock
Common
30,
.
corporation has called for redemption on March 1, next, 7,082
its $4.20 cumulative preferred stock.
Immediate payment of
Diamond Alkali Co.
Net
70,000 shs.
(par $30)
pfd. stock
Broadcasting
Conkling
B.
170, p.
As
Outstanding
conv.
cum.
Dec.
Concord Fund, Inc.—Net Assets
$300,000.
and
GIVING
at
=
Zellerbach Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
manufacturing
1949.—V. 172, p. 2479.
a
Net
and by a larger volume of
business now being done in the company's present facilities, and for
the possible purchase of an additional factory building or buildings in
en
operation
2608.
p.
share, due March 1, will be made at Bankers Trust Co., New York,
Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co., San Francisco.—V. 172,
was
facilities
manufacturing
of
31,
Commonwealth
and due serially to April
enlargement
Dec.
in
171,
at
that
1950—52 Wks.—1949
1950—4 Wks.—1949
stores
367
class
to 3,000,000 shares (par 50
from 1,000 shares to 2,000
of
While
Forty-eight Percent-
the
of
balance
with
172,
authorized
the
increase
to
"
(par 50 cents).
drawn
<
..
wholly-owned subsidiary, on
erstein, who will continue as a consultant to the parent company.
Mr. Conkling has
been associated with Capitol Records, Inc. since
1944, where he is currently Vice-President in Charge of Repertoire.
—V.
173, p, 102.
3% long-term notes issued April 10,
10, 1952, which are held by Society for
Savings in
the City of Cleveland and The New York Trust Co.;
(b) $327,500 to reimburse the company's funds used for the purchase
of certain
buildings;
(c)
$200,000 approximately for initial tooling
and
the remodeling of
the newly acquired buildings, and (di
the
balance to increase working capital
required in connection with the
remaining
.
voted
9
proposal to change the fiscal year from April 30 to Dec. 31, was
This
Unit-
Inc.,
•
1945,
,-m-.
$16,238,000 $14,041,000 $179,330,000 $168,559,000
_
were
James
PURPOSE—The company intends to apply the net proceeds from the
Issuance of the.new shares as follows: (a) $300,000 to retire at par
the
'
•
Columbia
thereafter.
dividends
accrued
and
and
dividends
and
chare
A
—
Aug.
on
$1) from 1,000,000 shares
the class B stock (par $1)
Rapids plant Is in
Co. and
convertible into one share
be redeemed all or in part at $31.50 per
before Dec. 14, 1953, and at $31 per share
stock
Securities Offered
—
use
Period End. Dec. 30—
Preferred Stock Sold—An un¬
preferred
4.80%
to
'
Of
$0.76
'
'
'
approved.—V.
per
Colonial Acceptance earned $157,314, comDared
1949, $50,143
in 1948 and $10,910 in 1947.—V.
in
Sales
share), plus accrued dividends. The
quickly subscribed for and the books closed.
of
share
2416.
p.
Colonial Stores, Inc.—Sales Increased 15.64%—
per
was
169,
1950,
31,
at
120,000
600,000
$1.42
(par
and
shares
its
373
300,000
share
1731,
Crown
cash
company
There
287,000
$453,211
600,000
outstanding
stockholders
Profit
p-2022-
& Co. on Jan. 16 publicly offered 50,000
shares of 4.80% cumulative convertible preferred stock
($30
also
the
taxes. -V.
and income
charges
$101,046
Fulton, Reid
par
share
BUSINESS—Corporation operates 15 loan offices in nine States. For
the
four months ended Sept. 30,
1950, net income of the company
totaled $85,820, after provision for income taxes.
In the year ended
-
derwriting group headed by Goldman, Sachs &
at
share—
per
per
company's
May
560,000
paid
common
p.
stock
A
$34.92
$4.84
nd
(est.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd.—Capitalization Increased—
5,893,255
$41.35
$4.75
the
1949
$9,740,695
740,211
$855,046
per
172,
The
subsidiaries.
3hen and if additional funds are required to expand the company
1,000
2,000
2,000
800
-—V. 173, p. 2.
Clark
liabilities
value
from the new financing will be added to
balances.
Although it is the present intention
part of the funds to reduce bank loans the
company does not expect
that the reduction in these loans will be
permanent.
It is anticipated that net proceeds of the sale may
enable the company
to obtain additional bank or other borrowings
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
I. M. Simon & Co.—
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Stroud & Co., Inc.___
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.__
800
1,500
Co
Hornblower
Parrish & Co
Reinholdt & Gardner
Riter & Co
Shields & Co
1,000
Co
&
&
—V.
12,895,071
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
2,000
Curtis
1,000
3,300
1.000
2,000
Co.—
&
16,619,705
subsidiaries.
Jenks, Kirkland & Co._
1,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co
1,500
A. M. Kidder & Co
2,000
Kohlmeyer & ,Co
;
800
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
2,000
Newburger & Co.__.
2,000
Paine. Webber, Jackson &
7,500
„1,500
Byllesby & Co.,
M.
19,386,262
—
—
of $500 principal amount of debentures and
stock, at $500 per unit.
The
debentures bear
fixed interest of 5%
payable semi-annually,
March
1 and Sept.
1.
In addition, the debentures bear contingent
interest based on consolidated net earnings of the company and its
Shares
7,500
Inc.__
Co
Whipple
Bacon,
H.
Co.
&
21,933,773
the
1950
$12,676,361
1,415,046
taxes—s
taxes
shares
Earnings
10 shares of common
*
Securities Corp—
American
363,654
assets
of
income
The
consisting
company
Brothers——
Becker
G.
A.
534,050
$731,439
159,715
of underwriters headed by Straus & Blosser and
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc., on Jan. 16 offered publicly
$1,500,000 of junior subordinated sinking fund debentures
due Dec. 1, 1958, and 30,000 shares of $1 par value com¬
mon
stock.
The offering is being made in units, each
increased to 1,466,119
in exchange for a like
income
dividends
Cash
group
15.
and Dec.
1950.
loans and
2479.
income
Common
or
debentures
Shares
Lehman
$2,062,002
Current
has agreed to sell to each of the
underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters has severally
agreed to purchase, the number of shares of convertible preferred stock
set forth below opposite its name:
.UNDERWRITERS—The
$2,070,013
Colonial Acceptance Corp.
fund
before
Federal
1947
$2,032,786
662,222
Current
60,000 shs.
11,866,119 shs.
Inc.—Deben¬
$2,000,000 of short-term
p.
sales
Profit
shares
1948
profit
Divs.
to shareholders—
was
issued
stock).
A
class
of
stock
Earnings—
(& Subs.)1949
♦After
used to retire
were
Year Ended Sept. 30—
Gross
cents)
1950
Earnings
Industries,
square
"Net
of shares of the company's common stock in exchange for stock
of Oppenheim, Collins & Co., Inc., and Franklin Simon & Co. Inc., the
number of shares of the company's common stock outstanding as at
15,
contract for con¬
Avenue (Chicago)
cost
29,500
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd.
1
between
Co.—To Increase Facilities—
announces award of a
to the company's Fullerton
addition
an
approximately $220,000.
He said the new addition will
feet and provide the company with both ware¬
house space and additional production facilities.
The addition, to be
completed next summer,
will also permit the company to contract
for military orders on a larger scale than at present.—V. 171, p. 1258,
1950,
Dec.
of
Steel
&
working capital.—V. 172,
102.
p.
President,
Taylor,
to
add
„
issuance
the
of
J.
plan
debt of wholly owned subsidiaries. Any
additional proceeds will be added to the working capital of the com¬
pany and to the extent of any such additional proceeds the amount
of funded debt ranking ahead of the convertible preferred stock now
J As
173,
Club Aluminum Products
H.
$1,500,000 of unsecured funded
increased.
increase the
plans for the sale of the additional common
immediate
no
this time.—V.
struction
in an amount up to $15,000,000) referred to above, the
proceeds thereof will be applied to the retirement of all outstanding
funded debt of the company and to the retirement of approximately
will be
at
Copper
Copeland Refrigerator Corp.—Earnings—
to
proposal
a
proceeds
Increase
Net
< proposed
offered
approved
15
Jan.
on
*$5,604,392
3,000,000 shs.
sale
private
the
,
stock
common
has
stock
Outstanding
.
value)
par
of
event
the
"In
stock—
pfd.
conv,
Common
pany
Book
$5,604,392
150,000 shs.
(incl. promissory notes)—
(cum.)
$100 par value
debt
'The
to 2,000,000 shares from 1,500,000 shares.
Leonard A. Huemmler, Secretary and Treasurer, stated that the com¬
$182,303,340, resulting in a
for taxes on income and
Authorized
■
Funded
stockholders
authorized
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
.
196,561,202
Jan. 16.
on
Capitalization Approved—
in
Increase
The
.
and its subsidiaries for the fiscal
ended Jan. 31, 1950, were reported as
net
profit of $4,581,293, after provisions
minority interest.
year
CAPITALIZATION
and equipment.
plant
Year End. Oct. 31—
sales of the company
Consolidated
the
of
$
41,287,004 240,732,886
2125.
p.
Privately—The $2,500,000 of 15-year 5%
sinking fund debenture bonds due Dec. 1, 1965, sold to
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., on Dec. 8, were
placed through Lee Higginson Corp.; P. W. Brooks &
Co., Inc.; and Aronson, Hall & Co., it was announced
December, 1950, sold the $6,500,000 addi¬
sinking fund 3%% bonds due 1960
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States, thus increasing these borrowings to a total of
$16,000,000 outstanding as of the close of the year.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for additions and replacements
Feb. 1,
$
Placed
tures
in
company
to
York.
New
in
Simon
Franklin
and
172,
Higher—
1950—12 Mos.—1949
•
$
62,400,000
—V.
tional first mortgage
shares is part of the
the
of
Sales
It
Continental
company's pro¬
gram for refunding the outstanding indebtedness of the company and
its operating subsidiaries, and for obtaining additional working capital.
As a further part of this program, the company has instituted nego¬
tiations for the private sale of an issue of up to $15,000,000 of sinking
fund; debentures.
The number of shares of this initial series may be
increased for the purpose of
acquiring a minority interest in Lit
Brothers, Oppenheim, Collins & Co., Inc. and Franklin Simon & Co.,
Inc., three of the company's important subsidiaries.
BUSINESS—The
company
is a department store operating and
holding company and owns, directly er indirectly, all or a majority
of -the
stocks of corporations engaged
in the operati^ of eight
department stores and two chains of apparel specialty stores, and
itself
operates
the
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb department store in
Birmingham, Ala.
The company and its operating subsidiaries do
business through 14 main and 19 suburban stores located in principal
cities of 12 dffferent states.
Its 11 main stores are Lit Brothers of
Philadelphia; Swern's in Trenton; Maison Blanche in New Orleans;
liowenstein's in Memphis;
Loveman, Joseph & Loeb in Birmingham;
Kaufman-Straus in
Louisville; R. H. White in Boston; Oppenheim,
Collins in New York;
Richard's in Miami; Wise, Smith in Hartford,
sale
PROCEEDS—The
$
Placed—The
Privately
Inc.—Bonds
Foods,
Clinton
plus accrued dividend.
price is $103.50 per share
Initial redemption
completed on
was
>1950—3 Mos.—1949
Period End. Nov. 30—
$25 per
discount of 45 cents per share.
the same day.—V. 172, p. 1632.
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.—Sales
.
(par $1)
share, with a dealer's
at $21 per
and through
1, 1961, and at $31 per share thereatter and through
after which the shares are no longer convertible.
Feb;
ondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock
was made on Jan.
5 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
f'
1966.
Offering—A sec¬
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co.—Secondary
•>
Stock Offered—An issue of
60,000 shares of 4V4% convertible preferred stock, $100
par value, of City Stores Co. was offered on Jan. 16 by
an underwriting group, headed by Lehman Brothers and
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc. at $100 per share, plus accrued
dividends from Jan. 1, 1951. The shares are convertible
into common stock at varying prices through March 1,
City Stores Go.—Preferred
,
3
(379)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
4
(380)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dow Chemical
Dr
Mark
deed
a
E.
authprization
former
defense
for
soon
1
Manager,
General
be
Spring
utilized
of
Defense,
plant at
for
of
Jan.
on
Services
15- announced
extruding
will
plant
completion
of
taken
be
installation
the
opening
Present
plans
production as
for
Dr.
Mark
E.
received
for
also
Putnam
letter
a
defense
of
announced
intent
from
Jan.
on
the*
U.
15
S.
that
'
:
the
Government
a
is
mobilization
in
being
of
end
World
War
INCOME
_J
Canadian
the
There
and
inc.
have
March
of
•The
the
V.
prof,
exc.
taxes
1,242,419
~~~
«
to common stock———___
stock
for
tax
19,388,999
6,141,966
•
on
,—
2.68
Federal
imposed
income
and
profits
taxes
1950.—
Co.
to
its
research
Jan.
25,000
share
per
filed
11
Shares'of
letter
a
of
common'stock
through Mortimer
in
field
the
notification
(par
Burnside
B.
$1)
&'
Co.,
equipment.
proceeds are to be used to pay for
Board of Governors of the New York
The
Curb
of
Other
due
bidders,
Bros.
1980,
and
&
ot
to
of
The
regular
jhrblic
be
to
all
at
102.335
naming
Hutzler
protect
the
and
basic
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
part
be
used
in
pany's
to
1950
of
75%
law,
1951
to
Dick
Paso,
aftd
to
2%%
a
of
Jan.
on
17
pany
supplies
and 22
the
in
12
ol
and
stock
common
not
in
with
Jan.
yield
2.76%.
The-
bidding Jan.
the
of
for
portion
a
an
the
estimated
Oct.
31,
GIVING
bonds
will
the
funds
Rio
Grande
be
1950,
used
the
of
in
237,000.
TO
/
price,
of
-"v.
contained
$70,000
und payments
reacquired
in
and
in
the
held
for
other
in
^Pursuant
be
-
principal,
agreed
amounts
Webster
&
Co.,
The
173,
p.
First
of
purchase,
&
Blyth
_
—V.
to
-Stone
•
to
the
as
Inc.—
Boston
.
*
new
than
Dec.
corri^
/a
!r^!lt«ny+*W
construction
■■
in
Profit
American
&
Foreign
to
be
2,000
Inc.-
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,.
Parsons
&
Co./:
6,000?
McCormiclr & Co.—_
McDonald
2,000
2,000
Merrill
!_
1,000
Co
&
Lynch.
1,000
Pierce,
6,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
2,000
Putnam
2,000
Rogers & Tracy, Inc
Scherck, Richter Co
Smith, Barney & Co
Co
u
Ripley
&
Fenner
Co.,
6,000
,'
Van
denced
by
promissory
a
has
company
note
will
Dec.
1,
1951,
Food
approval from holders"
under
&
&
Beane
6,000
1,000
Co
&
of
for
one
Co.
1,000
1,000
6,000
1,000,
Inc
Alstyne Noel Corp.—
1,000
note
informed
mature
and
is
the
the
at
secured
by
mort¬
newly constructed
New
semi-annually
Interest
is
and
York
from
rate
of
thereafter 3.2%V.
Stock
June
4*/4%
173,
Exchange
1,
1951
the
for
12
would
called.
be
the
1950
tanks
ings
;
'
1949
will
16
announced
that
it
has
been
substantial
The
•General
Other
buildings
and
production
located
173,
8. V
P.
facilities
the
on
for
company's
the
1,423,601 i:
tract
$3,035,653
$2,401,768
800,000
800,000
$1.73
house
build¬
Jose.
San
•/
Co.—Statement of Income1950
1949
$759,672
$848,887
482,219
—
579,478
59,519
62,485
*
——~
1
1—1
85,419
•
——
deductions,
Interest,
91,327
Dr61
Cr94
54,271
etc.-
56,728
$1.36
_
outstanding—
—_
Income tax————
..'' Net: income
—V.
cost
to
15,000 shs.
through
•
19,904
17,209
The
$55,313
with
the
Federal
about
$44,720
increasing demands
announced
underwriters
bonds
which
they
the
per
-rV.
its
The
i
..
the
have
$1,500,000
Corp.,
first
941,689
941,689
000
on
■
.
SEC
installa^
p.
par
proceeds
estate,
developed jointly by this corporation and the
this process possible, was demonstrated
lo
the
at
annual
stock
and
The issue
1,000
<
replace
future
needs.
>
'
1950—12 Mos.—1949
_
.
,
-
-
v
,
(par 10 cents) in units of a $1,shares of stock at $1,000 per
oversubscribed.
was
proceeds
1031..
p.
Jan.
on
filed
10
letter
a
of
notification
'The
Of
'
to
be
used
Dec.
29
filed
are
retire
to
be
to
used
loans,1
and
improve
for
and
working
modernize
plant
of Dec.
net
to
pay
short-term
Fisher
On
Jan.
5,
1951,
debt
and
for
with
j
Net
income
Common
the
idend
$25.12
$1,000,000.—V.
172,
p.
and
oh
prices
after
redeemable
Jah." 1,
ranging from $103
PROCEEDS—The
sale
1952,
to
retire
at
balance of
to
of
$100
sinking fund at $100
than' for
use
all
of
;37,807
the
its
the
outgrowth
of
single
a
retail
from
the
outstanding,
meat
store
Harrisburg, Pa., by Samuel Friedland, Chairman of
company today operates 120 self-service supermarkets
in
the
the
East
Coast,
seventh
country.
when
22
and
in
on
sales
the
basis
volume
of
among
published
all
of
were
operated,
with
615,620
-
$2,353,546
tax
610,442
$0.64
of
extraordinary
credit.
tAfter
Nil
charges
preferred
div¬
172, p. 380.
shares
per
Net
retail
the
in
in
the
Board,
states
seven
J
common
&
$1.76
$2.01
$1.97
requirements.—V.
per
*
_'
common
,
z
2303.
1950
:
1949
210.000
—
,
.
210,000
$6.21
$4 09
•
-Gleaner Harvester
Corp.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Profit
$1,056,951
before
Provision
figures
.
1950
Sales
income
for
taxes
income
294,922
—
taxes
.
sales
p.
$17,086,000 $14,640,000
1,305,000
859,ooo
/
share
1779.
p.
371,
Co.—Earnings--
Sept. 30—
taxes—,
outstanding
shares
169,
331,051
after
Earnings
1948
$755,436
331,051
share—
dividend
1949
$670,937
331,051
;
—V.
Subs.)—Earnings—
$741,392
outstanding—
preferred
income
(&
1950
taxes
the
founded
is
1949
$328,545*23,897
128,921
1
grocery
chains
increased from $13,760,889 in
$164,625,893 in the fiscal
to
*1,888,711
1_—„_______
to
$964,689- Federal
Sales
Net
income
Capital
the company has
1949
$4,596,079
444,911
effect
Gladding McBean
stock
.
markets
1950
$7,035,162
Sept. 30—
after
9 Months Ended
added to its general funds.
The latter may
be used in connection with
contemplated construction and equipment
expenditures during 1951 of
approximately $4,100,000.
*
2379.
:
.
share
giving
and
Common
are
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
outstanding
common
after
income
"After
share
fund at.,
sinking
proceeds
proceeds being
BUSINESS—The
per
"Earnings
per
outstanding $2.50 cumulative
shares
'
.
taxes—-
shares
loss
Common
share.
per
will
share
per
which
the
other
and
company
$53
stock,
for
after
9 Months Ended
2220.
$4.20 cumulative preferred stock ($15 par value) at
$100
share plus accrued dividends from Jan. 1 last.
is
V'*1.
Plywood
General Railway Signal Co.
per
stock
172,
produced for this corporation's five pas¬
3,175,444 bodies and body sets in the year 1950,
138,460 units were marked for export and to
requirements.—V.
1949
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Preferred Stock
Offered—East¬
man, Dillon & Co. headed a banking
group which on
Jan. 17 offered
publicly a new issue of 80,000 shares of
new
stock.—V.
Division
•
•
write-offs
Net
The
notification
$595,000
—
total net assets crossed
'
--
and
$29.67
debentures and
of
Fiscal Year Ended Oct. 31—Sales-
tEarnings
1950
"
—
Body
divisions
car
General
and
$985,000
——:
the above
letter
a
thisj total production,
the
capital,
31—
assets
on
Canada.
Highest monthly production was made in June with
Fisher
producing 322.810 bodies and body sets that month.—V.
173, p. 8.
^
,
to
are
covering
•'
with
corporation
senger
meeting of the American
Fidelity Investment Associates, Inc.—Assets Rise—
apparently
2480.
possible
'
.
to
December,
General Motors Corp.—Fisher
Body Output—
v
•
-
,
.
Syndicate, Inc., Cortland, N. Y.—Files—
Sales volume
172,
in
was
"/.<
•
.
common
net
The
makes
Jan.
.
Ex¬
for
,
was
dividend
meet
•'
1950—Month—1949
200.
p.
debenture
unit.
$1.50
.
SEC covering $250,000 of
30-yfear 5% registered debentures due Jan,
1,
1981, to be offered at' p&r (in units of
$50, $100, $500 and $1,000),
without underwriting,
- ;
^
on
above.—V.
camera
which
time
Net assets per share.
bonds,
Inc.
$1,467/331
The
corporation
Total
1.
the bonds and debentures
increase
stock
the
it
'•<•'•;
$12,148,605 $10,543,370 $129,679,303 $122,636,413
173,
*Net
200.
?
increase
shares,
,
stock
to
■
■
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Dec. Sales Increased 15.2%—
2023.
Farmers
real
was
'
to
3,000,000
-
.
Appliance Corp., Springfield, Mass. — Securi¬
ties
Offered—Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis on Jan. 7 offered
$30,000 of 6% 10-year debentures due 1960, and
30,000
936,700
$1,859,096
$1,91
to
"
shares
Stock—
proposal
General
1949
1,500,000
and
Co.
1950
share
a
''
purpose of the
issued for
the 20%
additional
2220.
p.
on
1,500,000
■
t
Period End. Dec. 31—
$15,114,010 $12,011,950
3,272,296
2,404,331
Society of Photogrammetry in Washington, D. C.—V.
172,
of
,
Stock
shares
provide
from
7
the
Sales
1,413,200
common
16.
said
Feb.
,
outstanding——
"I.D."
new
the
"The
York
172,
;
200.
p.
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corpc—New
Product—
Multiple identity photos in less than 60 seconds
providing wartime
1,500,000
New
to
shares of
Polaroid
to
■
243,191
vote
stock
Jan.
company
and
;
taxes—
shares
"
shares
and
on
the
;
Power
upon
173,
will
common
station
compressor
$1,045,000.—V.
—
stockholders
»The
new
v.
108.
p.
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—To Increase
^
sinking
907
172,
authorized
2399.
p.
.
subject
requirements
an1
new
to
in
.■
expenses
income
Federal
1,756,6i0
of
The
program.
90-acre
.
revenues
taxes
Income
$6,514,716
awarded
number
exact
Depreciation
'
—
_
•—i_-—;
p.
*
Big Ordnance
Ten Months Ended Oct. 31—
3,625,369 '
1,713,140
be
Operating
Operating
.1943
4,748,793
Jan.
on
Frontier Power
;
525.000
profit
172,
to
'
'
to
Calif.—V.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
11,969,773
—_
corporation
Army Ordnance contract to produce a
type vehicles in the land tank program.'
announced
/
Machinery & Chemical Corp.
administration
Exchange that
offering of rights to
previously
The
of
authorized 1
of
;
taxes-——,
•
that
through
months
'/
8.
p.
super¬
type and number
be built could not be
disclosed, but the contract involves
an
immediate expenditure of $42,000,000 for
tooling.
The corpora¬
tion will begin at once the construction of
new
of
each
>
4.930,062
171,
,
2,000
Contract—
Missouri-
all
for
the"*
and
purchased
working capital.
Co.—Securities Placed
Privately
Power
underwriters
stock
Shares-
23,000
Inc._
meeting
adjourned until
identification, for .personnel- in plants, -offices and
military
tions are now
possible, it was announced on Jan. 10.
Electric Bond & Share
Co.—Unit Files PlanSee
Co.—
&
1970.
York-stock
proposed
been-
had
—
before
Net.
—V.
$1,250,000 of the debentures, bringcompany is paying the lenders a standby
the undelivered
bonds and debentures.
The
p.
&
Co.
1,
$74,188,297 $40,543,925 $30,926,842
taxes-
shares).—V.
Provision
the institutions have agreed to
purchase
1951, an additional $3,750,000 of the
173,
several
preferred
6,000
Eversharp Inc.—Earnings-
1
issued
—„
US^ the,';)roceeds from both
costs.—V.
18
its
Sales
income
The
on
New
of
for
that
31,
Dillon
Becker
Dec.
number
"9 Months Ended NoV. 30—
.
J381,994shs.
debentures
!horilenif^to $8,000,000.
large of
of 1 %
1951
of
2,000
—V.
for
,_
advised
^iiruiging them to $28,000,000;
year.
of. the
names
shares
follows;
as
new
a
f
None
§Includes
Corp.——
,
interest from Nov.
■pie company stated
later
Jan.
project is estimated to
preferred
ot
the
date
Washington County, Pa., to help meet
natural gas transmission
system.
The
.
?
create
rights and
redemption
by the directors.
fixed
ih
change, it issued to institutional investors in
December
$15,000,000 of debt securities. The sale
included $11,250,H)0 of first
mortgage pipe line 3x/4% bonds due
1965,
bringing the outstanding amount of these
bonds to $24,50,000; and $3,750,000 of sinking fund
debentures, dueJ
Nov. 1, 1958,
raising this issue to $6,750,000. The princi¬
pal institutions
participating in the financing were Equit¬
able Life Assurance
Society, Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. and Sun Life
Assurance Co. of Canada. The
price
tO the
utility for both the bonds and
plus accrued
Ad¬
Equitable Gas Co.—Plans New Compressor Station—
As
has
be
The company on Jan. 4 filed an
application
Commission for authorization to construct a
-
4,500,000
j.2,500,000
follows:
Corp
Gas
of
80,000 shs,
2,130,014 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
ii—
one
gages on five of the company's
markets.
•
;
company
conduct 11
sharc___$3.70
per
fractional
200.
'EI Paso Natural
—The
series of
value)
Note Placed Privately—The
corporation has borrowed
$595,000 from Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. of New¬
ark, N. J., it was announced on Jan. 18. The loan is evi¬
by
$1,000,000
periode on 1,759,610 shares of
capital, stock out-,
standing as of Oct, 31, 1950.
On
Dec.
15, 1950, the company dis¬
tributed a. 10% stock
dividend, which increaoed the numbei of out¬
standing shares from 1,759,610 to 1,935,187 (cash being paid in lieu of
in1
$6,000,000
redeemed
several
the
are
Securities
are
.
conversion
tax——
shares
resale.
of
stock,
par
Inc.
annual
was
preferred
rate,
taxes—__.
profits
($1
numbers
Harriman
like amount
of
ordinary
required
the
"
income
The
respective
available
a
shares.
750.000
informed
income
income
"Based
Texas
net
./
be
may
annually thereafter.
names
increase
to
—
before
*1,947,829
145,000 shs.
—
First California
$5,000,000
to
made
the
basis
would
record
.
the
on
cumulative
would
stock
has
the
be
$8,000,000
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Drexel & Co
|
•
proposal, 100,000 shares of new cumulative •'
be authorized and 57,846 of, these would
500,000
new
$8,000,000
Alex. Brown & Sons
23
agent,
.
would
also
*
Outstanding
'
-
-
Blyth & Co., Inc
,
at
"
,
issuable
Rollins &. Co.
G.
Blair,
,
amendment,
Fiscal Year Ended Oct. 31—
sales
_L
Net
Net
Texas
revenues
15,000 shs/
series
mortgage.
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
severally
fund
would
meeting
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Corp.
'-J
amount
principal
1951
1
381,994 shs;
—
indenture,
the
173, p. 200.
*Earnings
FINANCING
4,500,000
2,500.000
•*4.50 dividend pfd. stock (no
par value)
Common stock
(no par value)
or
taken
.
FINANCING
Shares
Outstanding
1,000,000
——.
2%% series, due 1980———
3*4% debentures, due 1969——
I mitations
A,
will
Co.—Meeting
shares,
common
dividend
the
Earnings
PRESENT
$6,000,000
same
the
stockholders
stockholders.
date.—V.
com¬
The
communities
operating
$6,226,421 and
of
2%%
of
stock
Eastman,
A.
be
up
money 'in. the
was
the
with*'
V
Outstanding 7%
shares .from
will
Capital
expendituresfor
Valley
Authorized
mortgage bonds—
series, due 1976
3*4% series, due 1978_.
stock
pass
the
common
company
Excess
construction
of
population
EFFECT
'First
to
of
terms
to
Common
bonds
bonds,, series
balance
which
$2,848,492.
PRESENT
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
be
The
.■
outstanaing
available
pfd.
cum.
UNDERWRITERS—The
through
nexj,
'
due
^
value),
par
"Includes amounts due within
a >
3
and
was
TO
1951
The
with
debentures,
——
div.
Common
*::
in
area
$1,377,109.
•Additional
project.
Pittsburgh and
amendment
16
•••>'■
held.
31
Profit
interest
energy
at retail
in
19
The company reported
ended
CAPITALIZATION
KW
Payment
t
borrow
Manufacturing
Jan.
amendment
Federal
program.
an
Mexico.
months
of
For
$101,618,276
*1,947,829
series
supply,
each-
1,
Interest.
to
period
EFFECT
operation.
totaled
the 1950 fiscal year
amounted
Stroud
the
use
preferred
on
week
—
($15
respective
3 !4 %
2220.
proposed
preferred stock
offered
The
,
170, p. 302.
is
electric
New
AEC
fund
1965-,
in
$4.20
The
the
provisions
engaged in the business of generating and '
energy and distributing and selling the same
in
electric
Mexico
to
1,
skg.
stock
„
units,
line, $2,000,000 is to
Electric
the
of
The
rate,- included
Merle-Smith (jointly), 101.418;
Equitable Securities Corp., 101.222;
the/Company
construction
Texas,
New
Jan.
Pfd.
had drawn $2,500,000 against the
& Trust Co.
p.
28
in
were
volume
&
the. sale
provide
BUSINESS—Company
purchasing
500,000
a
lines
March
on
accrued
the
GIVING
1951,,
it/will
172,
'■'"•v-;
was
Under
common
yield.
from
reimburse
and
and
for
markets
eales
,
mortgage
company
credit
stated
the
on
■
common
,
will
first
and
113
1950
Net Income for
Mortgages
,
The scheduled balloting was postponed because
,
the
redeem, on or about March. 1, 1951, $1,000,000 of 3V*% first
mortgage bonds, due Feb. 1, 1978, at the regular
redemption price of
103%%
(exclusive
of interest accrued
to
the
date of redemption)
and to pay the
principal, without premium, of notes held by.banks
estimated
to aggregate $2,500,000 principal amount as
of
the date
o? payment, approximately Feb.,
1, 1951.. The balance of the proceeds
El
total
the
to
made
the
2.
p.
arrangements
Dec. 1,
last,
shareholders
Jan/29.
offered
redemption price starts at 3 points above the Initial
pricJ and the sinking fund redemption price is' de-
offering
igned
-
of
generating
3 73,
redemption
of
made
on
convertible
$50 par
with
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.269;
"Odder, Peabody & Co.,
White,
Weld
&
Co.
and
Shields .&
Co.
i
jointly) >101.22, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, 101.1399,
,
for
104%"
at
has
31,
the
Offering
group was awarded the issue at competitive
i6 on a bid of 101.906.
Galomon
four
operate
3%
15-year
borrowed
be
.
company
common
bonds,
called
National Bank
vote
class
•
El Paso Electric Co.—Bonds Offered—Stone
& Webster Securities Corp., Blyth & Co., Inc. and The First Boston
Corp., on Jan. 18 offered $4,500,000 of 2%% first mort-*
gage
and
transmission
requirements
include
$124,000
business.—V.
No
Inc., New York.
Exchange
the
listing of 25,000 additional - shares
issuable for cash sale to underwriters.—V.
$1),
related
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.
provided by the Bankers Trust Co.
be
its
be
authorized
(par
to
(Inc.)—To Expand
facilities
Duraloy Co., Scottdale, Pa.—Files With SEC—
covering
to
cost
journed—
expand
^
The
construct
1970,
Emerson
.
SEC
is
will
1
to
energy
$4,014,883
the
plans
on
Of
The
.
V.'i'
for beginning construction this Spring
of four new buildings on a 291-acre farm in
Oakland, Del., about 16
miles from Wilmington.
When completed in about a year, three of
the new buildings will be used for research on
nutrition, biology and
animal diseases and the fourth for a service center.—V.
173, p. 103.
-at $3
Energy
Morgan & Co. Incorporated, sinking
New York 8, N. Y.—V. 173, p. 103.
Dec.
The
is
reflects
Profits Tax Act of
excess
the Excess
by
of
the Mellon
of
company
$66,500,000
11,
CAPITALIZATION
located
promissory notes from three banks.
The company reported to the
Exchange that the notes bear interest at 3%> annually
by
animal medicine and nutrition.
The $2,700,000 program calls
The
this,
when
Nov.
Authorized
Electric
P.
company
credit.
.
5,183,791
Research Facilities—
>
Of
of
and
will
and are to mature
199.
company
facilities
to
require¬
be
1950,
30,
ended
Monday, January 22, 1951
"
New York Stock
13,890,997
3.16
outstanding.-,
share—L—i
(E. I.) du P?nt de Nemours &
The
the
station
been
1,
Street,
The
9,181,581
provision
p.
to
v
Elliott Co.—To Borrow from Banks—
-
500,000
15,133,416
-
common
additional
173,
Commission
$
600,000
*27,236,658
common
per
Energy
proposes
fund,
J.
at
Wall
1949
—20,143,810
•-
applicable
Earnings
Atomic
April
weeks
120 markets in operation.
Electric
172, p. 2378).
electric
sinking
154,181,340 101,646,310
companies
V.
station
the
'As
Ghares
author¬
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry. Co.—Partial Redemption-
c
dividends.-!-...!——;—754,811
income
Income
the
capacity of 125,000 KW.-V,
made
1950
'
associated
Preferred stock
a-decision
by each,
ACCOUNT
$
Net
28
of
pro¬
UN¬
6ix Months Ended Nov. 30—
and
ended
Approved—
issuance
*
that
Energy
due
the
CONSOLIDATED
Federal
of
-
generating
part
rated
The Velasco magnesium plant, utilizing sea water as the raw mate¬
rial, is a government- owned plant that has been maintained in
standby
sales
■
$70,000,000.
in
Electric
proposed
necessary rehabilitation for the operation of this plant is
under government supervision.
It is expected that partial
duction of magnesium will begin in early spring of 1951.
Dividends from
the
two
electric
>
program.
The
Net
project
estimated
Service Co.
company
for the
done
conditions .since
announced
institutional
investors
(which
is
to
be
the
subject
of>
applications to the Commission) and $3,500,000 is to be sup¬
plied by the purchase, at par, of shares of the $100 par common stock
of Electric
Energy by the five companies, ■ (see Central Illinois Public
Government magnesium facilities at Velasco, Texas,
production of magnesium from sea water under the national
the
of
Paducah, Ky.
from
the
of
16
future
To Operate Wartime Magnesium Facilities—
reopening
Jfn.
on
approximately
possible.
as
has
at
It
immediately.
and
ments
for
magnesium
SEC
izing five utility companies to organize a new company,
Energy, Inc., which is to supply, in part, the electric energy
(
"
the
The
under
company
for the
on Jan. 12, 1951.-
this
to
and
Electric Energy, Inc.—Organization
that
Administration,
Madison, 111.
rolling
purposes.
Possession
call
the
Secretary
Steel
will
plant
General
by
the
of
Standard
The
Co.—Purchase of New Plant Facility—
Putnam,
delivered
was
"
;,
.
1937*
year
Earnings
!
shares
per
"Loss.—V.
169,
p.
2209.
j,
*$23,897
400.000
400.000
$0,41
outstanding
share
$166,001
Nil
Number 4979
Volume 173
Board
authorized
173,
of 159,142 shares of class B common
stock
cash sale pursuant to an underwriting agreement.
Feb.
1,
a
to determine the exact number of shareholders but there
approximately 27,000 registered shareholders, and an estimated
holders of bearers share warrants, or, roughly, 53,000 share¬
holders.
Over 25,000 registered shareholders and the greater part of
those who hold shares in warrant forms are located in Canada.
The
remainder are in
the United States and 39 other countries.—V. 172,
possible
are
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Co.
Gliclden
1950
$
'
188,607,966 160,143,276
14,437,660 10,148,923
sales
Net
—
profit
Preferred dividends
outstanding.^.^
shares
•Common
,
•Excludes
—V.
173,
,
listing
the
with
connection
York Curb Exchange on Jan. 17
additional shares (par SI I, issuable
a meat processing plant and
equipment.—V.
171,
260.000
of
360.
p.
before
Profit
income
income
Federal
30—
taxes
*
._
income
Net
tEarnings per
share.;
common
preferred dividend
tAfter
•Loss,
$255,801
555,937
______
outstanding..—.
shares
Common
Net
1350
—_i
$3,344,218
taxes.——472,251
216,450
sales
Net
of
1949
$6,513,624
*509,179
. Cr231,488
Net
1948
$7,150,098
'62,066
Cr23,585
in
SO.39
Nil
requirements.—V. 172, p. 1436.
Nil
its
•
;
-
•
•
Great Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Co.—Secondary
secondary offering of 5,625 shares
common stock (no par) was made on Jan.
on
company
Jan. 10
filed
a
Offering
of non-voting
17 by Carl M.
108.
letter of notification with
the SEC
stock (par $10), to be offered to
rate of one new share for each 15 shares
The unsubscribed shares will be publicly
price.
The proceeds are to be used for working
present stockholders at the
held, at $30 per share.
the
at
offered
same
capital.—V. 171, p. 192.
rumors
Gulf
state¬
localities."
The
"
company
business
marine
,
said that rumors of its withdrawal
probably resulted from a letter written
from the retail
by the company
that Gulf would not supply high octane gasoline
racing drivers gratis, as had been the practice for several
company explained that the gasoline so provided generally
suitable for military aircraft operation.—V. 173, p. 104.
stating
erect
to
President.
proceeds will be "used for the erection of an additional
the company's Chicago, 111., plant.—V. 167, p. 1364.
The
(& Subs.)— Earnings1949
1948
$3,901,074 $3,329,911 $6,059,264
218,500
149,705
408,648
410,000
410,000
41u,000
$0.47
$0.30
$0.93
1950
Net
sales
Net
income after taxes—___.—__—shares outstanding—--—
-
Common
•After
building
Steel Products Corp.
Fiscal Year Ended Sept. 30—
common
registration
seeking
filed
5
share——-
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
173, p. 104.
Corp.—Dec. Sales Show Gain—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—
1950—Month—1949
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$3,603,383 $3,298,340 $28,097,161 $26,901,936
172, p. 2380.
—V.
been
were
Corp.—Preferred Stock Placed Pri¬
vately—An issue of 3,500 shares of 5% preferred stock
(par $100) has been placed privately through Reynolds
& Co., it was announced on Jan. 15.
■
. ■.
Hunt Foods, Inc.
Period End. Nov. 30—
sales—;—
Gross
—V.
(& Subs.)—Sales Increased—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
1950—12 Mos,—1949
$23,823,631 $12,366,676 $59,527,899 $42,837,467
2380.
172, p.
(F. C.) Huyck & Sons,
been
Francis
Rensselaer, N. Y.—New Pres.—
Holden of New York City and New Canaan, Conn.,
President, effective Feb. 1.
He succeeds the late
Huyck Eldridge. Mr. Holden has been an executive of Sylvania
Grenville
has
Ross
elected
Electric Products, Inc.Harry
of
Eldridge, grandson of the founder, has been elected Chairman
to succeed James L. Braman, who resigned.—V.
168,
Board
the
p.
743.
of
shares
a
&
Co.
of
is
Denver
named
the
as
of the company have subscribed for
cents per share, on which $13,000 has
paid in and 26,000 shares issued.
An additional 2,000 shares
issued to Robert D. Bowers & Co. for services and expenses.
and
promoters
shares at 50
common
shares
127,800
the
on
basis
shares
127,800
weje
of one
June,
in
offered
1950,-
in exchange for
bushel of No. 2 wheat; and
share for one
have
Power Co.—Starts
New Development—
has begun construction of an $18,500,000 hydroelectric
development on the Snake River 20 miles from Mountain Home, Idaho,
with Morrison-Knudsen Co. holding the contract it was recently an¬
company
nounced.—V.
Certificates—
holders,
Trust Co. of New York has been appointed agent
purchase and sell scrip certificates for common stock
1951 until Jan. 12, 1953.
• j
to
Jan.
dated
12,
Inland Gas Corp.—Trustee
The
U.
of
Loses Damage Suit—
Circuit Court of Appeals on Dec. 28 upheld
asking treble damages totaling $52,167,987 from
& Electric Corp. (now known as The Columbia
Third
S.
missal
a
suit
Gas
Inc.).
had
previously
suit
The
dismissed
been
dis¬
the
Gas
by U. S.
the
Judge Richard Rodney
of Delaware on grounds that
limitations
prevented
the action.
That decision
District
of
statute
affirmed
the
by
Circuit
Court
in
an
opinion
was
by Judge Herbert
F.
Judges Harry E. Kalodner and William Hastie con¬
in the suit was Ben Williamson, Jr., trustee of
the Inland Gas Corp., distributor of natural gas to industrial com¬
panies in the Midwest and South.
He claimed that actions by
Columbia, in violation of the anti-trust laws, forced Inland out* of
business and caused Inland to become bankrupt in 1935.
As a result,
he
said, stock and bondholders and other creditors suffered losses
Goodrich,
with
to $17,389,329 and were entitled to
appealed to the Circuit Court after
amounting
Williamson
by the Delaware District
treble damages. Mr.
dismissal of the suit
an
a
convenience
a
to
its
large volume
shareholders in
Canadian
and
Federal
for
251,477
641,850
__
288,847
$811,320
taxes
______
$438,530
_________
__
362,500
364,700
___
paid
above
figures
172,
England.—V.
$448,820
$73,850
p.
Australia
do not include any income from
1533.
the New York area where
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.—Earnings—
Federal
Net
taxes_:______
income
§1,900,000
taxes.
income
1948
$19,743,487
2,088,434
112,520
793,605
$23,781,851 $16,544,311
2,983,000
1296,105
__
before
Profit
1949
1950
3 Months Ended Nov. 30—•
Sales
$1,294,829
$183,585
290,285
328,244
$1,083,000
income
290,285
328.244
t$0.23
$2.09
•On combined class A and B
shares under the participating pro¬
visions.
tEarned per class B share
after dividend requirements on
class A share.
tAfter $199,529 loss on sale Monroe plant and $131,625
premium paid on bonds redeemed.
§Includes provision for estimated
Class A
shares
outstanding
Class
shares
290,285
328,244
outstanding
B
•Earnings
,
$1.75
share
per
tax.—V. 172,
profits
excess
12.
p.
Co.—Earnings—
Kern County Land
Oil
&
—V.
royalties
gas
172,
1950—11 Mos.—1949
$1,307,190 $15,468,030 $15,854,283
1950—Month—1949
Period End. Nov. 30—
$1,373,452
rec.
1929.
p.
Up 13%—
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets
reported 1950 year-end assets of $221,900,000 compared to $196,615,000 on Dec. 31, 1949.
Distributions from
income
sources
exceeded
$11,000,000 for the 12 months, or nearly
The
corporation on Jan.
12
$1,000,000 mere than was paid out in 1949,
Distributions from un¬
realized capital gains of over "$1,500,000
were far in excess of the
$137,800
received
by shareholders,, the previous
year.
Shareholders
totaled 50,700 and shares outstanding almost 14,500,000 as of Dec.
1950.—V.
173,
105.
p.
*
31,
,
•
Co.—Awarded Government
Contract
awarded a government contract totaling $1,500,000 for the production of 20 MM projectiles M-99, it was announced
on
Jan.
15.
The
award
was
made through the St.
Louis District
Ordnance Office. Work on the contract, which calls for 6,500,000 units,
will start shortly,
and production will be housed temporarily in the
company's present buildings at its main plant site, Bent and Potomac.
Additional
facilities totaling
approximately $50,000 will be set up
by the company to handle the increased producFon, and governmentfurnished facilities to the extent of $148,000 will also be added.
R. S. Knapp, Executive Vice-President, announced that the companyhas been
company
has also received contracts
to be used
from the Navy Bureau
Ordnance for 250,000
lank cartridges, and for 500.000 gas
The cylinders are of
3/50
supports for
nose
cylinders
the type
quantity during World War II.—•
the inflation of life vests.
in
produced by Knapp-Monarch in large
V. 166, pt 2560.
Lear, Inc., Grand Rapids,
The
Corp.—Earnings—
net
.
Corp.
Unit—
International Telephone & Telegraph
Becomes
President of Laboratories
—
Halsey
nounced
i8.
Jan.
on
>
.
Telecommunication Laboratories is the supervising and
coordinating organization that directs the activities of I. T.
& T.
laboratories in the United States, Great Britain and France, as well
as
the research facilities of associated
companies in more than 20
countries throughout the world,
>.
/
,
.
Admiral Halsey is also a member of the board of I. T. & T. and
Chairman of the board of directors of All America Cables & Radio,
William P. Lear, the selling
to
stock¬
.
Co.—100% Stock Dividend—•
two-for-one split of its common
their annual meeting on
approval by stockholders at
subject to
stock,
held.
One additional share would be issued for each share
Under the plan the outstanding 950,780 shares of $25 par common
would be changed into 1,901,560 shares of $25 par, thereby increasing
April 18.
number of 1,455,602V2 shares (of which 504,822y2 are
2,406,382Vi.
increase in the capital of the corporation repre¬
sented by
the additional 950,780 shares would be accomplished by
the transfer to capital of all capital surplus and a portion of earned
the
present
unissued)
to
$23,769,500
surplus,
,
,
the stock split, "directors hope, on the basis
conditions and Federal taxes, to pay a regular
dividend of $1.20 per share per annum," the company states.
The
present regular dividend on shares now outstanding is $2 per year.—
If shareholders
F. Halsey, Jr. (USN retired) has been elected
President of International Telecommunication Laboratories, Inc., asso¬
ciate of
the International Telephone & Telegraph Corp., it was an¬
Admiral William
Fleet
go
16 proposed a
The directors on Jan.
The
378.
to
proceeds were
170, p. .1497.
Lehigh Portland Cement
1950
1949
$182,571
$152,017
Earnings per share
—...—.—
.
$1.82
$1.52
Assets of $51,839,000
were reported by
the corporation, including
$629,000 in cash and $50,464,000 in mortgages.
Savings banks of
New York
State hold all of the corporation's $44,995,000 debentures
returning 3 to 3'/e % on maturities ranging from 1953-1960.—V. 169,
Mich.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Jan. 9 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 20,000 shares of capital stock
(par 50 cents) to be
offered
at
$5 per share,
through Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis, Inc.,
New York.
This offering was later withdrawn.
The
Year—
income
of
V.
172,
p.
approve
business
present
1534.
International
Inc., I.
South
T.'s communications company which serves
and the West Indies.—V. 173, p. 201.
&
T.
Central and
Lehigh Valley Transit
See
Jersey Central Power &
was
preferred stock (par $100).
new
construction.—V. 172, p.
for
Light Co.—Financing-
reported on Jan. 12 that this company
in the near future with an offering
market
2380.
sales
11.8% Higher—
1950—4 Wks.—1949
Period End. Dec. 30—
$16,368,899 $13,788,263
....
probably will be in
of 40,000 shares of
The proceeds would be used to pay
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Sales
1950—52 Wks,—1949
$188,688,928 $168,787,620
173, p. 201.
I
The
■
Laughlin Steel Corp.—Split, Etc. Voted—
stockholders
common
,
stock,
on
Jan.
17 approved proposals to increase the
increased indebtedness and give key em¬
See details in V. 173, p. 104.
authorize
ployees stock options.
Power
Lerner Stores
Per. End. Dec.
—V.
it
National
Co.—New Control—
& Light Co.
below—V. 171, p. 1569.
Corp.—December Sales Show Gain—
1950—Month—1949
31—
$20,082,321 $17,885,795
Sales
America
Jones &
of trading in Imperial Oil stock, this company,
affilia-te of Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey), has appointed Bankers
is
$378,874
6,403
holder.—V.
Court.—V, 170, p. 787.
Institutional Securities
Calendar
Net
Retail
171, P. 2400.
New York—
As
$1,721,338
Plaintiff
curring.
Imperial Oil Ltd.- -Provides Stock Transfer Facilities
there
$898,05J
80,824
261,765
income
The
Guaranty
The
for
—"V.
n
$1,637,001
34.337
t
r
Knapp-Monarch
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Scrip
the
Idaho
1949
1950
:
income
gross
Subs.)—
Wholly-Owned
(&
Co.
&
from operations
NOTE—The
or
wheat
new
The
Kayser
1330.
172, p.
Balance, to earned surplus
been subscribed for but the company has
taken delivery of only 1,500 bushels of wheat dhd issued 1,500 shares
'of stock therefor.
"
;
Oliver 3. Brcwn, of Liberal, Kens,, is named as President and Chair¬
man of the
Board of Directors.—V. 171, p. 2511.
p.
Humboldt Plywood
level
the
above
registration
___
Howard Stores
the loan will be called.—V.
Dividends
a
2,832,200
of
Net
plant.
Organizers
38,000
System,
ing to Alfred B. Geiger,
prices
raise
to
estimated
its
Columbia
Privately
additional
3% sinking fund debentures, due Jan. 1, 1968, to Equit¬
able Life Assurance Society of the United States, accord¬
•Earnings per
Jan.
was
Bowers
plant,
a
The
was a type
F.)
Hall
Printing Co.—Debentures
Placed—The company has sold $1,500,000 of
Hercules
Commission—
on
at $21,500; erection of a building, $181,950;
for building installations, $57,450; engineering and other fees, $131,600;
ten different
departments and plants, each costing from $45,000 to
$175,000; $2,660,000 for working capital;
and $300,000 as a reserve
for contingencies and general corporate purposes.
The company has an option to purchase 85.9 acres of land adjacent
to the city limits of Liberal, Kans., on which the company proposes
of
to marine
years.
(W.
at
Co.
proceeds would amount to $5,437,824; underwriting commission,
$815,674; and ret proceeds to the registrant, $4,622,150. The proceeds
would
be
used
by the company to acquire a site for the erection
the
to the contrary, this corporation will continue mar¬
marine gasolines and other products through its dealers
operating waterfront service stations. The company has issued a
ment branding
as "completely false" statements in some sections of
the country that Gulf is discontinuing retail marine sales.
C. M. Gile, Vice-President, said that the company's laboratories are
"working on several new marine products and our sales forces are
making a determined effort to increase representation in a number of
Despite
Co., Denver, Colo.—Registers
gross
wheat
keting
Total
and will receive 15%
of the wheat receipts or 15% of the
proceeds of the sale of the wheat.
Based upon the $1.92 per bushel price of wheat in eastern Colorado
on
Dec. 1,
1950, assuming the sale of all the registered shares, the
Also,
Corp.—Denies Rumors—
Gulf Oil
The guarantors will
less than $15,000,000
Interest
stock,
shares of common
10,000
covering
274,081
"underwriter."
is one of the promoters and a director of the issuer.
The
has
undertaken
on
a
"best effort"
basis to I sell the
D.
underwriter
Dallas, Tex.—Files—Rights—
Gulf Insurance Co.,
The
$488,270
205,515
offering
(labeled
in
exchange for
but
Bowers
Mr.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. at $136 per share, less a dealer's
discount of $1.35 per share. The offering was oversub¬
books closed.—V. 172, p.
not
income
Other
cash
—A
scribed and the
stock
cash
Robert
essential
development of military and other
not
agreed
company
(Julius)
"speculation") is to be made not
on
the basis of one share of
stock for one bushel of No. 2 grade winter wheat or its equivalent.
Wheat deposited by the purchaser as payment for stock will be sold
by the company and the proceeds therefrom, less underwriting com¬
missions and other expenses, used to carry out its program.
173, p. 104.
applications.—V.
worth
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
stock (no par).
organized in May, 1950, to engage in the manu¬
industrial alcohol from grains and the by-products there¬
of
Industries.
cut
Gross income
capital
company
The
for
new
quantities and only for the
SEC
ago
loan
not a
from.
.
.
.
$518,744
33,590
Fermentation
year
a
is
unconditional
Kaiser
securities
with
It
will be an increase from
guarantees of
the loan
loan
current
of
and
arranged
season,
Depreciation
the
with
common
facture
'
plastic—called "Geon 404"—is processed from resin form
Into rigid sheets, rods, and tubing,
then fabircalcd into a variety of
products ranging from tanks for
corrosives - and acids, and fume
hoods and
ducts, to topographical maps and display paneling.
For an indefinite period the new resin will be
available in limited
18.
Jan.
The
$60,939
106,244
3,837,349
winter
hands.
on
to
materials,
2480.
p.
Industrial
The
Goodrich Co.—Introduces New Product—
chemical resistant "rigid" vinyl with unlimited poten¬
of structural plastics and wire and cable insulation
introduced by B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co., it was announced
has been
on
531~045
$134,099
income
oper.
172,
statement
fields
the
551,261
With Securities and Exchange
*$38,481
555,953
'$377,691
555,953
parent
Provision
tough,
new,
$4,168,287
3,148,422
Industrial Fermentation
(B. F.)
A
$4,907,904
280,139
50
after charges
—V.
The
tial
$398,457
285,691
50
51,777
$472,371
—
prop.
oper.
Operating taxes
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended Sept.
$4,176,744
8,357
58,083
Operating revenues
Rent,
1950—11 Mos.—1949
$4,917,887
9,983
951
rev._
Co.
guarantee
slack
Dec. 1, 1950, without RFC consent. The company also
production to 600 cars a day by Jan. 1, 1951.
The
loan carries a provision that if the company buys critical raw mate¬
rials
over
the
protests
of
government
agencies
controlling those
$399,255
798
$473,322
revenues
Operating expenses
acquisition -of
the
The
agreed
Corp.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
Period End. Nov. 30—
Uncollectible «oper.
of Gocernors of the New
Board
The
the
the
of
$20,000,000
Kaiser
loan
$10,000,000
a
dealers'
times.
all
at
to
J.
of
the
over
the
in
provisions
Henry
prevailing
(Adolf) Gobel, Inc.—Listing—Acquisition—
in
cars
secure
10 stated that the total net
high at the close of business
172, p. 1732.
topping $100 million.—V.
a,,
extension
an
finance
by
new
a
agreed
inventory
to
Jan.
on
reached
Indiana Associated Telephone
Operating
authorized
President,
Parker,
A.
this corporation
of
Jan.
on
$3.23
dividend requirements.
• '
preferred
200.
p.
Is
finance
Other
William
assets
5
loan.
The loan
$15,000,000
448,984
2,838,850
1,780,536
Dec.
on
to
$4.11
_
fAfter
shares.
treasury
_______
share—
tEarnings per common
the
Incorporated Investors—Net Assets at New High—
$6,191,923
448,983
3,910,279
1,971,623
i
.
dividends
Common
8,561,660
_______
RFC
wholly-owned subsidiary, an
1234.
p.
3,957,000
5,876,000
Fed., State and Dominion inc. taxes—
for
Net
taxes
income
before
Profit
Prov.
26,000
1949
$
Year Ended Oct. 31—
RFC Loan—
to lend the Kaiser-Frazer Sales Corp.,
additional $25,000,000 to mature Nov. 7,
1951.
The
loan
will
be
secured by
new
cars,
purchased from the
parent, and stored in bonded warehouses, on the basis of 90%
of
the wholesale selling price.
Repayment will be on the basis of 90%
for cars sold before June 1, and
100% of the wholesale selling price
after June 1.
This, of course, will apply only to cars finished under
The
shares may be transferred either at 3ankers Trust
or,
as
in the past, at the Secretary's department of the company,
56
Church Street, Toronto, Canada.
Because
some
shares are held in bearer warrant form, it is not
Effective
8.
p.
Kaiser-Frazer Corp.—Arranges
co-transfer agent,
Co., 16 Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y., as
Stewart, President, announced on Jan. 17.
L.
G.
listing
the
(par SI i, issuable for
—V.
Trust
Jan. 17
New York Curb Exchange on
of the
Governors
of
5
(381)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Co.—Listing—Financing—
Glenmore Distilleries
-The
.
.
1950—11 Mos.—1949
$118,164,429 $114,220,730
172, p. 2221.
Lever Brothers
Co.—New President of
Unit—
President of Harriet Hubbard Ayer,
Inc., a division of Lever Brothers Co., to succeed Ralph P. Lewis,
resigned.
Mr. Porter has been Sales Manager of Harriet Hubbard
Ayer, the oldest cosmetics company in the United States, since last
August.
Before that he had been General Sales Manager of Harriet
Hubbard Ayer of Canada, Ltd.—V. 171, p. 1887.
Porter
Keith
has
been
Life Savers Corp.
9 Months Ended
Net
income
Capital
after
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
172,
elected
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
taxes
outstanding
share
1234.
—
-—
1950
$1,978,672
1949
$1,674,298
700,280
$2.82
700,280
$2.39
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(382)
•„
,
Monday, January 22, 1951-
.
.4
Service Corp.
Lincoln
Stock Offering—Further de¬
—
cumulative preferred stock area as follows:
of $1.50
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
NEW
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
4%
due
March
$1.50
stock
and
issuable
—.
of
shares
32,000
of
exercise
stock.
preferred
300%
DISTRIBUTION—Following
of
approval
as
The
holders
within
then
$73,425 201
said
stock"
A
account
the
on
stockholders
shares
120,000
of
Mr.
record
Nov.
of
stock
common
30,
paid Dec. 12,
outstanding, to
was
then
•
1950.
Approval
stock
Tex.,
of
is
largely
by the company.
With the exception
(the voting stock of which is 77.353%
owned
Manufacturers Credit
Corp.
tion
The company operates
District of Columbia.
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
loan offices located
47
of
names
the
respective numbers of the shares of
the
company's
exchange
offer
in
several
underwriters
are
of
follows:
as
The SEC
stock
common
a
agreement
an
E.
B.
had
company
investment
used
be
tube
the
on
to
house
Company
for
loans
Germany,
"firm
a
announced
was
products for
will
the
provide
in
totaling
$50,000,000
industry.
Tide
of
terms
in
at
Dallas
furnish
to
171,
its
additional
exemption order under
an
Water
this
corporation
Associated
Oil
Co.
Johnston,
Union
Van
II.
Lemon
Alstyne
The
SEC
without
underwriting.
custodian
as
and
The
transfer
company
Jan.
on
to
Mission
stock
to
Corp.
shares
in
Mission
not
exceeding
Development in
Development slock for
share
one
ratio
Tide
of
business
fcr
time
Stein
Bros.
Doolittle
-
time
to
to
the
Corporation
stockholders
time
in
the
of then applicable tax laws."—V.
Mission Development
working,
National
171,' p.
stock
Capital
Dank
of
Bos-
Gocdwyn
1
___________
-
&
Inc
______
its
registration
a
capital stock.
Mass.—V.
171,
statement
>
-r
Robert
C.
T.
C.
Williams
Irving
C.
Jones
F.
J.
Rice
Cassell
See
also
&
V,
-
.
.
.
I '
.
4j.
•
•
;
t
i-
1
30-—,
1
——
I
'
1949
[
■
_
*
1943
scrip
directors
of
Morfa,
block
Capital
—
$5,063,406
—
shares
outstanding—
Earnings per share—,——.:
—V.
172,
$6,027,577
No.
the
;
"
820,629
816.389
the
,
$7.38
Jan.
on
17.
Benjamin
K.
Sidney,
last
did
not
options and
the
amounts
the
authorized
11
become
dated Oct.
due
interim
an
shares
each.
'
what
period
the
options will
be
and
drama,
'
and
for
for
contingencies
depreciation..—
for
Minority
interests'
Puerto
Federal
173,
of
the
on
Feb.
'
8.
p.
*$5
eral
*
first
1,
"
tNet
profit after
Earnings
per
•Federal
Code
partly
taxes
estimated
Stone
__
in
Jan.
not
with
tCompany's
the
share
697,235
'
'
net
INCOME
ACCOUNT
intercompany
FOR
subs,
and
eliminations
YEARS
affiliated
except
film
ENDED
AUG.
Operating
.revenues
Operating
and
general
ciation, etc.
and
expenses
or at Harris
bonds.—V. 171, *
Y.,
Securities
*ctaL LncTe
deductions
&
1,734,203
-
$15,214,133
Net
______—„
1,995,469
...—_
Inc,
&
4,043,605
porations)
cf
_i'
r.et
income
(all
&
*$7,854,454
income, partly
owner
rations
Net
income of
Loew's
Inc.
&
•Earnings
Current
per
and
wbrking
p
1569°*
a
725,531
at
Aug.
31,
$6,019,130
1550
totaled
previous fiscal
year
5.
Inc.
/Jester
McDonald-Moore
G.
&
$114 161876
and
current
171,
its
has
has
Co.—
a
sound
"wire"
a
the
with
It
a
embodying
used
by
in
retirement
170,
p.
789.
the
and
to
deve'oped
of
ma¬
resumes
make
an-_
is
and
portable
wire
is
also
combination
a
recordings
from
phono¬
coils.
produces
tape
a
embodying
recorder,
substantially
machine
using
the
the
mag¬
new
new
preparation
Rust
.
installation
'
'
will
*
of
for
outstanding
be
located
At
pro.missory note for $12,000,000 to
Of
notes
this
and
borrowing, $10,000,000 went
the
172,
remaining
p.
Uncollectible
$7,999,264
oper.
4
Co.—Earnings
1950—11 Mos.—1949
$6,940,033 $84,384,453 $75,122,195
25,599
278,269
280,272
13,926
rev._
$2,000,000" is
2382.
1950—Month—1949
revenues
La.—
'
capital expenditures.—V.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
Weeks.
'
Co.—Bank Loans—
John
1,000
Frank S. Smith & Co., Inc. 1.0C0
Strader, Tayior & Co., Inc.- 3,000
L.
Co
Nolan
&
Co.
Inc.—
1950—11 Mos.—1949
Net operating incomeafter charges
10,899.155
Muter Ct>.
Net
income
Capital
130,542,360 117,500^75
8,411,898
1,147,264
93,602,051
18.405,723
1,955,860
1,339,993
.18,534,586
93,089,676
11.984,615
' "1,054,4'62
16,192,660
9,967,186
Nash
The
$20
Jan.
3
(par
approved
$1)
from
a
proposal
2,000,000
to. increase
shares
•
to
16
shares
(&
after
the
of
a
its
registration
common
$8,733,323
$7,016,413
6,812,672
5,137,995
Wholly-Owned
FOR
10
MONTHS
charges and
(par
with
one
Subs.)—Earnings—
per
comparison
Finch
Jan.
shares
11
of
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
before
the
cent).
income
filed
—V.
shares
per
170, p.
:
V
$931,299
<
592,000
*
$1.57
available.—V.
a
common
leter
171,
of
stock
p.
1888.
notification
(par
The
$10)
to
proceeds
with
be
SEC
the
SEC
offered
to
are
be
at
used
-
>
-
1950
.
taxes
$1,056,732
taxes
1949
.
1948
outstandings.
share
109.
$336,088
$389,937
128,000
147,500
$208,088
$242,437
500,000
500,000
500,000
$1.18
$0.42
$0.48
464,000
income
Earnings
1950
$592,732
income
Capital
31,
;
•
share, without underwriting.
working capital.—V. 172, p. 1032.
Profit
OCT.
Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files With
on
12,137
is
ENDED
taxes
per
Net
statement
stock
8,085,J82
472,901
.
filed
923
59,740,128
$652,636
National Acme Co.—Earnings—
3,000,000
ST4.
10,537,217--
671,413
outstanding______
share
company
covering
.
i«4
64,835,644
739,678
$832,790
shares
NOTE—No
12,426,384
1,733,334
-
'
$84
5,522,120
-
172, p. 2222.
RESULTS
498.705
8,549,001
$6,914 ^74
6,108,191
„
402,115
12,502,998
$7,°85.738
__
Net
>
%
Minnesota Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
—V.
hour,
wire
2025.
Operating taxes __—1,044,357
&
46,254
Jan.
It
make
also
p.
1,000
MacCallum
9,456
on
;
an.
as
fidelity
1,500
rev._
150,000
the
and
,
the magnetic
be erased
can
user
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph
Federal
company
of
models
sound.
recorder,
172,
the
The
The
160.
p.
being used
Co., Inc.— 1,900
+
covering
sturdy
Sound-Magnet.
principle.—V.
plant,
5.,
166,
for
■
SEC
there.
not
processing techniques in the produc¬
of high octane gasoline, will
Engineering Co., for the Bay Chemical
division of Morton Salt Co., according to a contract announced
$
2221..
is
compact,
name
induction
The company has issued a 2 V2 %
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
117,999,380
on
end
two
can
or
corporation
Mountain Fuel Supply
1,500
Oo._a
he
a
"Sound-Magnet."
The
wire recorder that is the only popularly
1,000
Crawford
1950—Month—1949
stock
the
.
message,
engineered
trade
Wm. J. Merieka & Co., Inci_
H.
$
p.
is
Recordings
the
At
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
G.
1,998,137
172,
utilizing
primarily designed
plays an hour of high
merchandising
mixes
from
as
catalyst
Jan.
on
V.
1,500
130,944,475
common
v
telephone
been
Magnet
registered
Recorder.—The
recording
0f
Co.,
1,500
*
The
that
constructed
1,500
$
stockholders
•
and
.under
recorder
new
tion
Middle States Petroleum Corp.—Increases Stock—
The
endless
an
2,000
——
Furman
A
*
2,000
Collins & Company—
when
unit
6—Voice M?gnet.—A. low priced dictation
for
shares.-t-V.
,
developing,
of
automatic
Morton Salt Co.—Division to
Expand—
2,500
Inc.
item
Sa'es
Magnet.-—Mohawk
features
netic
2,500
Co,______
spot
distinguished
as
2,300
California
of
and
Tape
same
be
10,945,409
2482.
p.
officers
the
recorded.
producing
*
Asso-
12,512,454
charges
172,
sj ^
$24,967,018 compared with $22,965,932.—V.
after
business
voice
is delivered.
phonograph and wire recorder.
graph discs, microphone, radio
2,600
Arnold
Inc.——-
Julien
3,500
income-
oper.
authorized,
S! 53
assets
Co..
&
owner's
deliver
message
Sound-Magnet Mr del "A" is
the,
severally agreed
Lestrange & Co.__i
Bosworlli, Sullivan & Co.,
_-3,oOO
taxes
Net
,
$7,530.326""
?'ith, **16.299,820 for the
and
the
sold
follows:
as
the
commercia's.
priced
——
.
the
recorders,
Repeater.—This
designed to
as
recorders
I
,
with
3,500
revenues
Jan.-
telephone answering
machine
sold
trade name of "Tele-Magnet" which
registered
Message
currently
purchasers.' and
have
5,000
expenses
in
wire
The
Earnings
Operating
Operating
1
•
on
■
engaged
automatic
Magnet.—This
4.—Sound
-
Arthurs,
8.
oper.
f '.•'-
;*
by
owned
stops, automatically
rewinds the spool of
playing.
A microphone
attachment
permits the
nouncements during the rewind period.
*$6 744 761
wholly owned
share___
are
5,000
revenues
being
,
chine
.
corpo¬
subsidiaries
:
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings-*
—V.
274,118
Net undistributed
*
Friedrichs & Co
Co.__.____ 3,500
Boyce
of
shares
recordings
$1
$
817 114
cor¬
:
than
Scott, Horner &. Mason,. Inc. 2,500
George R. Cooley & Co,, Inc. 2,000
Courts & Co._l_____
2,000
Clement A. Evans & Co,, Inc. 2.000
Henry Herrman & Co.____„ 2.00Q
Howard, Weil, Labouhse,
5,000
Co
Bros.
173, p.
'
Maryland
in
of 450,000 shares of com¬
which 224,399 shares are
.
$7,561,375
610,653
share),
per
75,223
advertising medium.
during,
*
& Co., Inc.
Co
&
Operating
$13,393,0b3
2,259,533
4,753,557
share
share
they
Mason-Hagan,
Co.
&
&
capital.
organized
was
.
telephone
message
new
Saies
3.
—V.
Net
Loew's
several
Co.
6,500
—
working
3.500
Dickson
Riter
$12,544 570
"
1,350,493
$8,465,107
—
interests'
and a
poetry and
U. S. sales,
has
Northwest
6,500
(par 100),
stock
items are:
Loop
mechanism
divi¬
2,997 shs.
elates,
5,000
Operating
income
Minority
—___
Offered—
Jan. 16 pub*-
on
common
capitalization
distributing
ana
company's
the
Endless
tape
280,553 shs.
Pacific
6,500
cents
,
tape rewinding
Outstanding-
Pacific
6.500
Co
Trusk
—V.
166,796,476
$13.,429,925
taxes...
income
fiction,
-
Corp.— 5,000
Corp.—!
Davis
H.
'
6,500
Co.,
&
Unccliectible
Other
2.
every
a
and
the
answers
Shares
8,000
10
outstanding,
Tele-Magnet—An
under
.
of
Kirchofer
6,500
Higginson
Stein
1949
Co.______—
&
(par
and
directors..
1.
....
the
8,000
i.
McDonald
'
Federal
in
less
never
8,000
Securities
Webster
bemused -for
authorized
an
Its most popular
$179,341,045
__
Stock
—
answering devices, business machines and other products
principles of electronics and magnetic recordings.
Common
OUTSTANDING
Boettcner
Peabody & Co
&
Witter
R. S.
rentals)
164,594,336
income
exchangeable-
are
definitive
Jacquin, Stanley & Co.
BUSINESS—Corporation -is
incor¬
7.0C0 shs,
which
Graham,
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
pther income
1937-38
company
AND
stockholders,
8,600
Stencer
depre¬
______
for
140,000 shares of
manufacturing
of-
one
1949-50,
stock.
value.
stock
selling
Co
&
Schwabacher
,
—
been
Authorized
Co.__.:___^___20,471
Paul
31
$178,024,311
—
Chicago
.
Dallas,
Atlanta, Chicago"
agencies in the Philippines and
of
names
common
the
stock
issuid
288,000 shs.
&
Estabrook
corporations after
1950
_
The
*
stated
C.
Lee
of
distributed
wholly and partly owned
works
AUTHORIZED
t$9
with
1949
and
Boston,
maintains
and
of
from
Noyes,
Equitable
$0.52
Revenue '
income
in
Bank
ORGANIZATION—Corpbrati'on
mon
stock
and
common
share in
per
include
York,
Curtis
$1,552 64j
Internal
of
is„
.
Definitive Bonds Ready
—
Business Machines Corp.
PROCEEDS—To
II,
persons
country.
year since its
payments were
'
•
'• '■
'
which
Allyn & Co., Inc.l___
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc._—
Hallgarten & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co.__.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
$955 413
$0.39
accordance
1251,
of
(par $1)
Corp.
Dean
as
dividends was $207,804
with $165,439 for the corresponding
period in preceding year.
CONSOLIDATED
(Inch
share
3,
subsidiaries
owned
compared
'
New
in
value/
shares
of
purchase
Kidder,
153,603
779,436
...
Savings
licly offered
the
in
1548-49
pfd. stock (no par value)
•$100- stated
609.*711
taxes—.—— ' $1,994,954
common
amended
as
...
J.^
and
at $1.37% per share.
publishing'
book
years
.
non-cum.
Drexel
300,009
......
.
one
R.
1951,
'
mortgage 2%%
bonds due 1979
Co., 16 Wall Street, New York, N.
Tellier & Co. and
No shares:
Shares
adjustment after Fed¬
_____
___
houses
share
dividend
department
offices
Parsons
1,062,305
$1,215,518
and
Mohawk
the
Francisco
Hemphill,
3,081,033
88,113
"
many
profit in every
dividends on its common
to $2.25
rose
general
for
net
each
on
years
to
has
the fiscal years
UNDERWRITERS—The
786,496
share.."
depreciation
taxes
a
cash
paid
payments
.fCommon 'stock
•
to
990,508
__
105.
p.
shares of $1
Proceeds from
Rico.
number
-
;
of
company,
2306.
p.
with
compares
173,
,
300,000
_
...
taxes...
share,'
per
171,971
largest
the
and
'
i,
QUARTER
3,380,635
Net operating profit after Federal taxes....
Capital gains after Federal taxes..
years*
paid
During
was.
CAPITALIZATION
A.
Prior
San
follows:-
'
-
are
publishing
earned
Nov. 23,'50 Nov.'",4,'49
......
♦Reserve
This
1.
quarter.—V.
philosophy and similar subjects.
distribution
operating revenues (est.)—... $39,792,000 $38,018,000
wholly and partly owned
subsidiaries
Reserve
is
*
trade
shares
States
textbook
fiscal
20
of..its
profit inch
Reserve
has
1898.
addition
in. force;
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT FOR FIRST
sales
company
share.
*.'>■
be submitted at the meeting of stockholders
Schenck, President, making the announcement,
M.
specify for
Operating
as
appear ;
payment
bonds
payable
and
1946.—V.
1,
Trust
Eankers
Trust
$1
publishing of textbooks, the company is also
widely, known for its medical books, religious books and for the books
plan will
Nicholas
12 Weeks Ended—
Gross
are
offered
United
has
$1.50
the
shares; Arthur M. Loew, 40,000 shares, and
Joseph R. Vogel, Charles C. Moskowitz apd Louis
27,500
of
March.
the
each
to the public
100,000
Thau,
Details
in
and
of
per
.
_
who' will receive
Feb.
of
principal
the
school
stock dividend
The'
Schary,
the
In
I
shall
as
Co.—Scrip Ctfs. Redeemable—
mortgage
announced.
coupon
48,
at
sold; Macmillan & Co., Ltd.,
of the American company's outstanding common stock.*
company
since
year
$8.81
*
all
1.8%
in
poration
directors on Jan.
18 approved
the granting of options to a
group!of six key executives to'purchase common,stock of the
company'
not less than the market
price on the New York Stock Exchangeon
Dore
If
leading
The
814.220
$6.18
•
1,
at
on
certificates
Missouri Power & Light Co.
-
&
the
BUSINESS—The
at
Jan.
1896.
company
$7,174,152'
Loew's, Inc.—Stock Options to Officials—"
Those
been
%will own
>
1437.
p.
Dec.
cornoration
this
future
near
the
of
value
directors
of
172, p. 2482.
adjustment
the
Chairman,
will
Th*
England, and 4,956 shares held by American
Co., Ltd., owning 172,015 shares of common
stockholder of the American company
Macmillan
dend
income
offered
London,
of
has
?■'•»
i
before income taxeS—8,576,406
Provision
for
income
taxes——
Net
Ltd.,
iSince
$58,791,189 $69,705,672 $77,965,051
9,626,977' 11,911,152
3,507,000
3,599,000
4,737,000
Profit
which
Investors.
,-J
'•>
•
1950
Co.,
1.25
(&-Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended Sept.
Net sales
record
of
share previously paid
per
stock,
1.875
.
k'
•
pany.
2.5
620
413
.
(
2.5
826
V
________
.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Interest Payment—
The
offering, which is the first general public distribution of this,
constitutes 61.3% of the outstahding voting stock of the com¬
It comprises 167,015 shares presently owned by Macmillan &'
stock,
2.5 *
826
Co., Inc.-——____—______
Co., Inc.———t.—
Co., Inc.._.
173, p. 202.,.<*
"
cents
The
.3.125
•
.
826
&
Link-Belt Co.
holders
to
dividend
a
being offered by the company nor by any
actively involved in the company's management.
3.125
3.125
,1,033
&
—
12
declared
18
are
7
5
1,033
Co——:—________
&
March
Jan.
on
par value common stock at $21 per share.
the sale will go to certain selling stockholders.
6.25
1,033
Stirling,-Morris & Bousman____
Chace, Whiteside, Warren & Sears, Inc.-
stock, j.
1
;
" 5
1.652
_____
!
shares--
two
Underwriter—Loomis,,
2098.
p.
with
group
2,066
___
________
Coe__________
payable
6.25
1,652
&
Co.,
01ds__„.
&
Mackall
Boyce,
i_:
Evans
•
of
dated Dec. 28, 1948 are redeemable,
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, New York, !
the rate cf 25.22 cents for each l/60th of a share.—V. 172,
2482.
'
'
'
'
;
(The) Macmillan Co.—Stock Offered—Hemphill, Noyes,
Graham, Parsons & Co. on Jan. 17 headed an investment
-
_
of
at
coupon
10
'
par
the
Y.,
p.
950.
10
3,305
■—2,066.
Co
A.
directors
88
12.5
3,305
________
_
Inc..
&
&
Clement
Corp._______
Co
&
The
..
25%
$5
shares)
of
Water
the
preserve
Mission
distribute
from
or
and
purposes
intact.
stock
"to
Temporary
Percentage
of
8,263
its
of the stock of Mission Development Co.. which this
shall receive in connection with said Plan of Reorganiza¬
however, that such action shall at all times conform
requirements of law and shall continue to be advisable in
all
with
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Dividend Increased—
4,131
•
provided,
view
Stock
_
,
transfer"
1,083,307
the
'
of its,
Develop-
approximately
of
the
for
;
all
" v
consideration
(but
Investment
sell
Mission
corporation
at
Second
agent.—V.
filed
15
coVering 75,000 shares of
Sayles & Co., Inc., Boston,
Reserved
Corp.______—__
Noel
Wood
P.
Mason-Hagan,
Co._______
&
Securities
the
to
to
'
,
become.
expedient,. all
by
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC
'
Shares of
■
will
105.
proposal. Mission Development will issue
shares (but not exceeding 2,166,614 shares)
voted
such
corporation on Jan. 10 filed a registration statement with the
covering 110,000 shares of capital stork (no par), to be offered at
market,
the
Addit. Stock
of
number
which
the
stock
Water
tion,
the
the
will
held.
10,000,000.
-,
cash
1950,
1461.
p.
issued
15
1940,' permitting
Tide
Water
Tide
also
stated.—V.
authorized
to
of
1951,
8,
each -share
outstanding,
p.
in
Mission
is
additional
Bank
he
173,
for
the
5,000,000
split
Jan.
record
According to the application, the reason for the proposed transaction
the desire of Mission Corp. to continue its dividend
policy, retaip
.
The
be secured
Jan.
on
approximately 996.662
commitment"
to
split.—V.
of
capital
and, the Defense Produc¬
property,
increase
shares
Act
I,993,324
President,
at
petroleum
to
from
interest
Under
Washington on
Daingerfield,
facilities
the
of
stock
ment Co.
offering
for
construct
company's
loan
Mercantile
acts
•
/
the
Finance Corp.
if needed,
ton
preferred stock not offered in
new
of
after
voted
shares
1,982,132
four-for-one
a
common
Mission Corp.—To Sell Tide Water Oil Stock—
-
Financing—Govern¬
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC
and the respective
offered in, but not
new
-i
\
also
about
approved
stockholders
shares of
-The
SEC
percentages of the
preferred stock
issued pursuant to
acceptances of, the exchange offer to.be purchased by each (subject
to adjustment by the representative to eliminate
fractional shares)',
shares
of
N.
the
and
steel
$4,000,000
the
States and
rapidly
New
York
5
common
common
were
7,928,528
the
Jan.
on
The
stockholders
There
stock
Government.
that
will
Government
the
and
■■
six
loans
mortgage
capital,
is engaged primarily in the consumer finance business,
..making small loans, usually $300 or less, and discount loans to indi¬
vidual borrowers; and, to a much lesser extent, in purchasing accounts
rfeceivable.
At Oct. 31. 1950, approximately 95.3%
of the total assets
of the
company on a consolidated basis consisted of cash and recelv- '
company
Y
The
called for the
steel company. to
working capitail,
"when and
if
needed," Mr. Germany said.
The company has a commitment from the
Republic National Bank of Dallas, the First National Bank in Dallas J
stock.
.
Co.
2315.
p.
stock.
three additional
outstanding
Authority will loan the company $23,425,201.
The
minority interests acquired by-officers and directors were
at the identical prices paid by
the company for majority
ables.
part
as
Federal
stated
making
guaiantee
cases,
The
days
the
the Government loans
of
The
for
first
a
.
purchased
15.
Reconstruction
by the company), the company's average ownership of all cutstanding shares of its remaining subsidiaries is 95.75%,
The remaining 4.25% average ownership of capital stock of subsidiaries is owned by
officers and directors of the company, or their associates and assigns.
all
of
stockholders
receive
16.
*
owned
In
view
Trust
169,
$5,000,000 through
raise
120
from
in
underwriting a com¬
mon stock issue.
The company's stockholders will be given pre-emptive
rights to subscribe to the new offering, and any unsubscribed shares
will be taken by the underwrit ng
group,
he indicated.
Other details
of the financing will be disclosed in several days, Mr.
Germany added.
Jan.
which
Empire
bondholders.—V.
the
"nationally-known"
a
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Delaware cn Oct, 23,
1931.
Its business is conducted principally through subsidiaries, the
of
next
Jan.
Germany
with
effected.
was
quarterly cash dividend of 30 cents per share
J950,
the
on
The
output
The
common
Large Loan—
will
company
•stockholder
on
Oct. 3, 1950, the 30.000 shares of common stock (par $1), outstanding, were reclassified as 120,000 shares, each common
thereupon receiving three additional shares of common
stock
(par $1)
tor each
share held.
Contemporaneously with this
transaction, appropriate transfer from "earned surplus" to "capital
increase
Lithium.
for
ment Authorizes
stock¬
the
for
to
Star Steel Co.—Plans Stock
Lone
;
,
STOCK
uses
trustee
for
$1.50
new
required
are
will act
reserved
the
to
funds
expanding
80,000 shs..
120,000 shs.
stock
common
attached
warrants
The
$744,000
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
value)—-—
par
$1)
include
upon
$800,000
—
(no
(par
does, not
•This
Outstanding
notes,
1957
I,
stock
pfd.
Common
fund
sinking
subordinated
Minnesota Mining # Manufacturing Co.—Stock
Split—
Lithium Corp. of America, Inc.—Debentures Placed
Privately—The corporation has announced that a small,
private group has purchased $650,000 of 4% income de¬
bentures of the company maturing over a six to ten year
period, it was announced on Jan. 16.
recent offering of 80,000 shares
tails in connection wtih
■
.
Volume 173 .'Number 4979
.
.
"
JNet
3,602,486
income
Common
tEarns.
shaFes
per
6,289,448
outstdg.
r
Dec. 31,'50
assets
Net
1950, of
payment on Dec. 23,
Common
shares outstdg,
Earnings
per
share
S0.62
•After
—V.
com.
dividend
requirements
3,592,218
2,752,432
$1.30
635,300
2,715,458
1
'$0.23
1,738,192
2,752.482
taxes..
after
stock
preferred
on
Profit
Profit
Net
company,
Preferred
—
'
per
170,
$906,176
paid
outstanding
$351,086
70,270
220,109
$3.80
—
dividends
shares
announced
18
Co.
the
sale
its
of
71,010
220,109
$1.27
__
___.
_____
share
common
this
sale,
Co.
National-Standard
Fed.
Net
Canadian
and
3,061,626
1,179,545
1,157,325
445,200
$1,882,081
$712,125
670,850
335,425
$5.64
335,425
$2.12
inc.'taxes..
taxes
income
!
!___
profit
1949
$1,424,958
670,850
and Canadian
before Federal
for
Prov.
^
Dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
outstanding...
...
share
common
,
Sales
company
before
income
income
for
Net
taxes
3,830,507
_____
1,529,313
taxes.......
profit
Number
of
$2,301,194
929,254
...
dividends
paid..
:
____.
shares
495.600
,
$4.64
Earnings per share
♦Plus
The
50%
dividend
2,785,174
1,082,015
working
at
capital
history.—V.
pany's
$1,703,159
'743,402
495,600
$3.44
Oct.
of
31,
which
$6,014,061,
171
the
is
largest
in
the
com¬
Peoples.—V.
scheduled
There
655
a
before.—V.
year
in
stores
634
were
Period End. Nov. 30—
The
company
issue
and
Feb.
Net
oper.
—V.
ry.
2482.
Proceeds
bank
a
000
6,968,889
1,602,438
6,556,392
1,169,996
77,890,314
14,163,945
1,169,659
985,777
14,748,296
11,685,362
1,405,197
charges
1,246,227
sale
bond
will
which
will
be
of
be
used
to
for
pay
used
to
indebtedness
pay
under
is expected will aggregate $10,500,receipt of the proceeds; and the
construction expenditures made or
it
time
the
made,
be
The
application
1950,
Pacific
companies
bank debt of all NEES subsidiaries at Sept. 30,
while estimated construction expenditures of
$12,340,000 in the last quarter of 1950, $34,912,000
are
1951 and $25,524,000 in the year 1952, a total of about
$100,000,000.
It is anticipated that about $25,000,000 of this will be
in
the
obtained
to
intends
erties
the
sale
to
»
senior
of
which
of
securities
major portion will be obtained
subsidiaries to the public.
NEES
the
of
transportation prop¬
substantial although
definitely stated even though
actually under way.—V. 172,
dispose of its investment in gas and
the proceeds of such sales should be
and
timing
the
for
negotiations
p.
either
subsidiaries
its
or
the
its
retained net income, etc.
obtained
be
NEES
subsidiaries from dpereciation and amorti¬
This leaves about $75,000,000
from
the sale of assets or security issues of
by NEES and
charges,
from
for
receipts
cannot
of such sales
some
be
are
2026.
New England Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
revenues
Uncollectible
oper.
____
rev._
15,141,215 174,188.428 157,907,364
30,972
254,006
294,989
16,022,054
21,293
ry.
—V.
Operating
Net
Net
revenues
expenses
Operating
__
____
taxes__r_
income
oper.
after
15,110,243 173,934,422 157,612,375
126,768,742 126,147.940
22,663,633
14,357,876
16,000,761
10,894,127
2,443,533
11,992,423
1,433,053
1,684,767
1,045,939
2,663,101
i-
1,953,343
charges,
172,
24,502,047
17,188,564
17,106,559
10,016,841
2382.
p.
before
Federal
sales
Net
Net
1950
1949
1948
$1,939,983
804,o00
896,500
Net
profit
per
—V.
p.
171,
Common
$1,135,683
$1,299,431
259,120
$3.69
259.120
$4.38
shares
753.
Chicago
York,
&
St.
Louis
RR.—Rights—The
on Jan. 12 offered to its common stockholders
subscription 33,770 additional shares of common
stock (par
tional
$100) at $150
share
for
each
per
ten
issuance
of
this
share at the rate of
shares held, with
Rights
subscription privilege.
The
stock
The
Guaranty
Trust Co.
of
New
one
addi¬
an
over¬
to expire on Jan. 30.
approved by the Inter¬
are
was
state commerce Commission
on
Jan. 12.
York has
been
appointed
above common stock.
The proceeds are to be used to reimburse the company for
tures already made.—V,
173, p. 106.
accept
New York Telephone
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
Operating
Net
—V.
____
rev._
revenues
__
taxes
oper.
after
oper.
expenses
Operating
6,333,382
1,232,412
.*
i.
_
_
—-
1,419,898
531,604
418,393
V*1950
1949
->
$15,269,465 $14,068,821
1,107,376
798,664
* 495,000
372,000
—
$612,376
income
1950—Month—1949
to
____
35,000
175,266
175,266
50,000
175,266
175,266
charges——
2382.
expendi¬
$
1950—11 Mos.—1949
$
$
42,915,926
1,357,257
43,362,389
38.520.678 451.829.214 401,558,669
28,685.655
8,389,956
29,043,867 323,695,247 312.259,876
5,288.717
__
fiscal year ended
long-term notes.
10,000 shares of 5%
outstanding and the
the
1950, the company borrowed $1,600,000
proceeds, $1,010,000 was used to retire the
cumulative preferred stock (par $100) heretofore
balance was added to working capital.—V. 171, p.
on
2199.
Operating
1950—Month—1949
revenues
Operating
$3,920,134
9,233
$3,300,013
9,117
$3Q9,401
237,299
31,820
$3,910,901
3,107,851
365,380
$3,290,896
2,534,814
371,719
$79,376
$40,282
$437,670
$384,363
53,968
__
expenses
$310,258
857
$439,497
305,587
—
rev._
oper.
Operating
1950—11 Mos.—1949
$440,626
1,129
54,534
revenues
Uncollectible
26,078
209,439
247,651
taxes
Net
income ___charges—__
oper.
after
Net
172,
Ohio
Bell
revenues
expenses
1950—Month—1949
$
$
11,049
10,177,515 117,107,526 107,259,798
39,352
209,372
332,617
revenues—
11,049,872
7,372,945
2,077,067
10,138,163 116,898,154 106,927,181
6,621,342 78,365,791
75,945,556
1,702,496 20,361,977
15,801,136
oper.
expenses
taxes
5,553,608
76,618,056
54,585,062
3,923,203
2,976,785
51,515,911
41,698,127
34,713,731
24,548,819
1,599,860
1,577,153
income
oper.
after charges
—V.
1,814,325
1,801,340
18,170,386
17,960,988
15,180,489
15,124,117
172, p. 2382.
Ohio Edison Co.—Orders Second Large
Unit—
a second 106,000 kilowatt steam
turbine gen¬
company's new Niles plant was announced on
Jan. -15
by Walter H. Sammis, President, at 'ground-breaking cere¬
monies for construction of the first 106,000-kilowatt unit.
The
combined
construction
involves an
estimated expenditure of
more
than
$32,000,000
including substations and connecting trans¬
mission lines.
The first unit is scheduled tor operation in the s'pring
of
1953
and
the newly
announced unit is expected to follow into
erating
ordering
service
for
unit
a
few
"Electric
of
this
months
generating
later.
capacity
of
the
Edison
system
has
been
in¬
465,000 kilowatts, or 72%. since 1945," said Mr. Sammis.
"When
the
Niles plant Is
completed generating capacity will have
been more than doubled
in this time.
In the last five years com¬
creased
In
the
Inc.—Building New Plant—
modern cellophane plant now being
built at Pisgah Forest, N. C., for this corporation is scheduled to be
in full operation by about September, 1951.
The eight-machine Olin plant will produce an estimated 33 million
pounds of cellophane annually to help relieve the shortage of cello¬
phane which has existed since the beginning of World War II.
Ground was broken for
the new plant on April" 1, 1950, and con¬
struction
is
now
rapidly going forward.
Under the Olin licensing
agreement with du Pont, du Pont has designed and is building the
plant,
furnishing full technical information, know-how
and patent
licenses, including the latest improvements in product and equipment.—
V.
172,
$
32,641,727 387,586,230 346,375,358
24,848.263 276,412,591 270,637,441
3,962,555
58,982,820
39,328,975
3,830,904
2,812,251
52,190,819
41,321,202
36,409,442
25,330,520
Cushing, Okla.—Files With SEC—
Pact Gas Co.,
The company on Jan 8 filed a letter of
covering $50,000 of first mortgage serial
to be offered through R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
proceeds
notification with the SEC
6% bonds, due 1961-1971,
Oklahoma City, Okla. The
to be used for general corporate purposes.
are
Co.—New Construction—
I Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Trunkline Gas Co., are scheduled
their $120,000,000 1950-51 construction program,
L.
T. Fournier, Vice-President and Treasurer, announced on
Jan: 15.
This phase of a five-year postwar construction program was started
about a year ago to provide a 60%
increase in system capacity. The
necessary
financing was completed last year.
The added sales ca¬
pacity will meet increased defense demands for natural gas from
'Panhandle Eastern's customers in Michigan and other States of the
industrially important north central area.—V. 172, p. 2026.
its subsidiary,
and
company
complete this
year,
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Buys Own
Stock—
announced that it had purchased
stock for retirement, pursuant to its bid
to purchase 500,000 shares at $21.50 per share.
This bid was with¬
drawn at the close of business on Jan. 19, 1951.—V. 172, p. 2482.
The
corporation
15
Jan.
on
of its common
251,000 shares
(C. J.) Patterson Co.—Merger
Ratified—
companies associated with Ark Bakeries
which will simplify their corporate struoture,
C. J. Patterson, President, announced on Jan. 17.
The companies involved are the Ark Bakers, Inc., of Kansas City;
Ark Bakers, Inc., of Wichita; C. J. Patterson Co., Kansas City; Delta
Bread Co., of Greenville, Miss.; Holsum Bread Co., Chattanooga;
Ark
Bakers of Hot Springs,
Ark., and Sally Ann Bread Co., of Grand
of
stockholders
approved
seven
merger
a
Junction, Col.
The surviving company, to be known as the C. J. Patterson Co., will
have an authorized capita! of 100,000 shares nf 5%
preferred stock
(par $10) and 500,000
exchange of shares, the
The
shares of common stock (par $1).
After
outstanding capitalization will total $1,353,400.
preferred will be callable at $10.50 per
new
value
asset
Net
—V.
173,
Henry
siu
*
9.
p.
Cement Co.—Earnings, Etc.—
per
8 announced consolidated net
months ending Oct. 31, were $2,156,916,
President, on Jan,
Kaiser,
J.
profits after taxes for the nine
$1.54
$467,662
$31.01
$564,220
$32.26
.___
per
Permanente
or
'50 Apr, 5, '50
$370,338
$120,000
$28.71
$25.00
Jan. 15, '51 Dec. 30. '50 Sept. 30,
assets
net
Total
share.
Inc.—Assets Continue Rise
share.
included a non-recurring expense resulting from a
Inc. Judgment which amounted to 36 cents
consequently, operating earnings for the nine months were
$1.90 per share,
which compared with $2.11 per share in the same
nine-month period a year ago.
Income taxes for the
nine-month period included a nigher surtax
and
excess
profits tax and averaged approximately 48'/2%
as com¬
earnings
Superior Portland Cement,
share;
per
with
pared
38%
a
year ago.
that the
,.
_
payment by Superior Portland Cement,
Seattle cement plant during September
added
approximately $983,000 to the company's consolidated cash
position and resulted in a cash position on Oct. 31 of $7,G62,7G9. This
compares with $5,590,114 a year ago.
«
,
The company's fifth kiln, now under construction, is expected to be
in operation next month, and will increase capacity to 7,000,000 barrels
a year—one
of the largest single cement producing plant in toe v/oild,
Mr. Kaiser said.—V. 172, p. 1188.
Kaiser
Mr.
stated
the
assets
for
Inc
of
the
by
Edison system have expended over $131,000,000 for
construction of new
facilities and many more millions are expected
to be spent in the years ahead."—V. 172, p. 1735.
The
$
2382.
p.
These
Net
1950—11 Mos,—1949
*
32,767,036 388,786,411 347,866,614
125,309
1,200.181
1,490,756
4,660.943
3,626,813
As of—
1950—11 Mos.—1949
$
$
rev._
Uncollectible
__
____
operating income
after charges.—
172,
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
revenues11,060,921
Operating
to
outstanding stock for
Co.—Earnings—
$' v
•;
Pell, de Vegh Mutual Fund,
Period End. Nov. 30—
the
36,199.634
25.884,968
5,653,723
rev._
oper.
Operating
2382.
p.
of
754.
36,275,635
78,001
Operating taxes
The
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
mutualization.
1950—Month—1949
revenues
Operating
have
Olin Industries,
38,662,847 453,565,016
142,169
1,735,802
172, p.
—
31,
panies
43,462,997
100,608
6,286,778
paid
paid
outstanding
favored
95%
$426,664
i
f
—
than
more
company through purchase
the policyholders.—V. 172, p.
Uncollectible
,
Of the
Co.—Earnings—
s
revenues
Uncollectible
Net
agent
subscriptions for the
Operating
7,967,312
FINANCING—REFUNDING—During
PRIVATE
Oct.
259,120
$5.01
Share,—
company
for
7,711,756
1,042,800
98,021
dividends
Common
Immediate
New
658
%____
taxes
_
dividends
Preferred
company,
said
17
$
75,036
19,498
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
i—
Provision for income taxes-.;
Operating
$656,573
_____
outstanding,,,
shares
127,394
21,417
$2,195,931
756,700
taxes
taxes
income
Earnings
Co.
—
before income
Profit
the
of
Jan.
Operating
This
Shoe
Mutual-
have approved a plan for voluntary
according to Asa V. Call, President,
policyholders
company's
on
Period End. Nov. 30—
$609,114
104,009
2128.
Nunn-Bush
Net
Capital
599,532
Year Ended Oct. 31—
Operating
$1,713,279
Sept. 30—
income
income
2,241,095
___
income.—
Operating
New York Air Brake Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
Profit
9,542,684
railway..—
Co.—Plan for
Insurance
1947
$709,472
29,961
railway
p.
Life
non-stock
V.
$763,641
171,217
oper,
172,
—V.
Operating
Mutual
plan was approved by Insurance 'Commissioner Wallace K. Downey.
The plan would ultimately change the corporation from a stock
10,953,457
9,009,629
$
$
$
$
Operating
—
income—
Operating
1950—11 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
Period End. Nov. 30—
—V.
from
from
Net
year
zation
.
1948
1949
1950
railway
1,021,056
hearing of the plan is scheduled for Jan. 31 before the California
The plan for voluntary mutualization was formulated
by a price determination committee appointed by the California State
Insurance Commission in 1947.
After public hearings last August, the
RR.—Earnings—
$904,395
$2.78
1,021,056
A
95,801,314
72,721,939
12,125,918
New
$26,340,000
was
these
of
the
that
company,
with lespect to borrowings to be made by
England Electric System, parent holding
states,
subsidiaries
certain
$2.78
_
Superior Court.
to
to
$1.32
$0.63
$1.53
African)
South
Net
railway
oper.
Net
to
D
$1,352,898
363.
p.
•
to the SEC for authorization
bidding $12,000,000 of
series
applied
16
competitive
agreement
prior
or
balance
to
the
of
letter
at.
Jan.
18,698,080
$3,342,736
$2.81
(£1
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
1981.
1,
who
$
From Jan. 1—
"
rate
mutualization
12,
96,025,568
224,254
106,802,555
income
22,796,000
25,356,000
$5,562,166
mine)
share
share
benefit of
$
8,896,047
from
Net
1950,
22,120,000
__
per
Pacific
172, p. 2382,
compared with
31,
(pounds)__
1950—11 Mos.—1949
8,919,832 107,048.358
23,785
245,803
9,976,524
__
171,
The
Co.—Earnings—
$
9,996,192
19,668
rev.
revenues
oper.
from
Dec.
Dec. 31. '50 June 30, '50
(pound3)_
copper
eopper
ization Approved—
(
754.
taxes
after
Net
Net
operation at
172, p.
under
March
on
expenses
Operating
Operating
Gross
Power Co.—To Issue Bonds—
cn
sell
due
—V.
a
1950—Month—1949
revenues
.Operating
Gross
bonds
p.
$
$22,657,620 $315,224,594 $274,332,677
*
New England
hearing
SEC
for
Northern is
172,
November-
1950—52 Wks,—1949
share by Grande & Co.
per
the SEC for an order exempt¬
to
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Uncollectible
divi¬
560.
blister
(ex
Conversion
a
v.
$7.19
tAfter preferred
profits tax.
$2,872,991
sales
Dividends
Nebr.
been
asserts that
Northwestern
(& Subs.)—Dec. Sales Up 27.3%—
$28,851,122
....
....
of
profit
Profit per
non-utility company and
is
only incidentally a holding company, being primarily engaged or
interested
in
one
or
more
businesses other than the business of a
public
utility company,
and
that it owns all
of the outstanding
application
of
803.291
$7.31
excess
Net
Net
1950—4 Wks.—1949
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Sales
Federal
recently at $28.50
blister
of
Metal
2402.
p.
National Tea Co.
Production
$162,500 par value.
totaling
1950 shows current assets of $9,288,478
with current liabilities of $3,274,417—a ration of 2.8 to 1—
balance sheet
compared
and
stock
Omaha,
has
application
The
**'
share
common
Six Months Ended—
1951.
Operating
Preferred
has made application
principal offices in
The
368,510
2,409,812
803,921 *
;
—V. 159, p. 1696.
it and its public utility subsidiary, Peoples Natural Gas Co., as
holding company and
subsidiary,
respectively, from any or all
provisions of the Holding Company Act.
Both companies have their
$18,478,418 $16,058,377
________
Profit
1949
1950
made
was
a
securities
Prov.
Exemption—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
National Tank Co.
6,141,243
368,510
1,607,842
Olympia Brewing Co.—Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 11,549 shares of common stock (par $1)
ing
171, p. 753.
Year Ended Oct. 31—
11,295,850
5,154,607
Shares outstanding
The
Sept. 30—
profit
'7,374,470
taxes—
;
paid
outstanding:
171, p.
a
•
1950
$3,474,081
Year Ended
Profit
filed
5
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Seeks
Earnings—
Operating
Jan.
on
Subs.) —
Wholly-Owned
(&
company
income
ary
Sales
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 2,500 shares of class B common stock to be offered at par
($100 per share), without underwriting.
The proce&ds are to be used
for working capital.
The
per
dends.—V.
»
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
Heights,
Ohio—Files With SEC—
the remaining assets of National consist solely of
cash and 34,146 shares of Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. common
stock.
Net
equity for common stock of National now is about 35
cents
per share.—V.
172, p. 1930.
With
$
13,615,710
—
other
paid
"Includes $324,000
109.
p.
North American Manufacturing Co., Cuyahoga
Ry. for $810,500.
Newport & Covington
Cincinnati,
to
Electric Bond & Share Co., on Jan,
interest in the Lehigh Valley Transit
1949
6,241,240
taxes
_
shares
100,000
'
-
Common
of
1950
98,836.337 101,341,008
and
dividends
TEarnings
1949
$13,812,856 $12,448,934
1,708,176
588,088
702,000
237,000
taxes
taxes
Earnings
—V.
1950
contingencies
lor
income
Net
Light Co.—Sells Holdings in Tran¬
subsidiary
a
profit
Common
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
income
income
Provision
outstanding.
then
'
National Power &
income
Fed., state
dividends
sit Firm—
This
before
for
Prov.
including
share,
per
special dividend of $1.70 per share.—
a
____
before
Federal
.
^
—
Preferred
sales
Net
1,773,305
2,715,458
'$0.65
.
1535.
172, p.
$2.30
1832.
172, p.
9 Months Ended
1950—3 Mos.—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$12,123,315
S7.97U.360 $30,389,213 $22,598,458
sales
profit
of
sales
Common
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
National Container Corp.
*
$
Net
360,000
$28.39
360,000
$30.87
171,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
dividends
total
of
Nopco Chemical Co.
Net
Oliver Corp.—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended Oct. 31—
Sept. 30,'50 Dec. 31,'49
360,000
'$31.57
share
per
disbursement
'After
V.
outstanding.
7
(383)
$11,365,074 $11,113,539 $10,221,039
Shares of capital stock
S3.17
JOfter
$3.03
requirements.
tAfter preferred dividend
p. 1669.
taxes.—V.
and
$0.81
SC.82
share.
com.
•Preliminary report,
charges
$
$
$
4".?..*. *
/
-
Corp.—Asset Value Per Share Rises—
assets
Net
71,102,26 1 296,400,600 294,400,000
5,517,273
21,110,431
21,676,303
6,289,446
6,289,448
6,289,448
78,967,843
Sales
*
.
.,
.
As of—
'1950—12 Mos.—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949 -
^
-
Niagara Share
Biscuit Co.—Earnings—
National
Period End. Dec. 31—
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
world's
p.
newest
1439.
and
most
Pfeiffer Brewing
Ypo m
Co.—Sales Show Gain—
Ended Dec. 31——
Net sales after
Federal and State
SALES
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—V.
(in
172,
bbls.)
p.
•
1950
excise taxes— $23,221,521
OF BARRELS
1949
$19,953,731
OF BEER
1950—Month—1949
134,547
124,848
1950—12 Mos.—1949
1,618,077
1,438,427
2483.
Phelps Dodge
Corp—Secondary Distribution—Blyth
&
York
Co., Inc., after the close of the market on the New
Stock Exchange on Jan. 18, made a secondary offering
of 50,000
shares of common
stock (par $25) at $68.37 fe
$1 per share.
share, net, with .a dealers' discount of
offering was oversubscribed and the
—V. 172, p. 938.
per
The
books closed.
Philco Corp.—Completes Record
The
corporation
vith
total
of
sales
approximately
President, announced
Television
on
the
showed
Jan.
most
Year—
William
$335,000,000,
4.
increase
,
*
:
.
prod¬
Phiico
all
of
,
,
due
ucts, with 1950 production and sales 300% as great as in 1949, Mr,Balderston reported.
Electric refrigerators and other products of the
Appliance Division, which today represents a larger volume than that
of
the
entire
in 1941, showed the second largest gain. Espe¬
cially striking progress was made in electric ranges in 1950, the first
jear the Philco range was made and sold, according to Mr. Balderston.
Philco
of
Corp.
company's
-'-V.
in
1950
172,
was
Y/-' >
2223.
p.
The
profits
$4.50
taxes,
per
•
'■>■
'
■
Principally
Fields—Not
in
Organized to
—
who
resigned
recently
of Delaware.
t'There
Mr.
be
public
no
"The
7
/
stated
initial
capital has been subscribed by a small group
prominent industrialists and bankers, among whom are the following: David Baird, ;a director of the Hudson Motors, Ekco Products
Co., and Roosevelt Hotel, Inc.; Virgil Dardi, President and a director
Blair
Holding Co., and
Emanuel
Ebin,
director
of
member
of
Mack,
the
of
Empire
the
firm
director
a
President
Trust
of
Carl
M.
Loeb,
L.
Loeb,
Jr.,
The
,
W.. Straus,
Refining
Co.,
director
a
of
partner
director
a
Revere
of
Western
Chairman
of
of
the
the
-board
<
York
New
N.
Y.;
Webb
&
The
Knapp,
officers
Richard
:The
Inc.
of
Fink
Mr.
and
David
Baird,
Richard
further
stated
Weininger
that
hoenix,"
v.'hich
said
there
Mr.
Mack,
exist good
"to
be
by
Phoenix
a
will
such
ompany'
1940,
but
fields
from
as
"The
by
main
in
a
so-called
be
subject
retain
its
time
time
to
to emphasize," said
the
directly
industrial
an
subsidiaries in
advantageous. > •
appear
companies
private
has
the
from
Year Ended Nov. 30—
;
Engh,
items
Harold v.
ftf the
to
many
on
»
11
The
the .1949
for
office
at
1//
will
be
the
completed
Lehman
be used
to
State
income
to
company
employees
.share
the
includes
years.—V.
173,
filed
10
shares
under
(which
three
Jan.
on
10,700
of
letter
a
of
(par
$2)
Employees' Stock Purchase
interest), payable monthly
9.
p.
with
notification
stock
common
'
•
'
Plan
over
shares-,
i.
exercisable
are
Boston,
Mass,
the
101 Va
and
3'/4%
the
at
.
Telephone
oper.
"
$1,061,101
•
.
proceeds will
be
trust
company is a
closed-end type.
after
a,
-
loan
of
proceeds
of
Vvhieh,
cbmmon' stock
be
per >
to
used
101 Va %
of
of'Stone
Webster
&
for
used
redeem
12th
The
mill
,
.
diversified
to
of :
-
working capital.
investment
financing
Jan.
on
to
program
tons
225
annouoeed
9
boost
from
165,
their
at
$21
Dec.
Preliminary negotiations have beon heldconoerning a possible merger
this company and
Allegheny .Luc'lum Steel Corp., according*
an
Associated Press dispatch
from Pittsburgh, Pa., on Jan. 18.—
V„ 172, p. 2223.
27,
which
time
1,
Jan. 17 headed
on
the
1956
the
xedemptien
redemption
PROCEEDS—The
cdmmon. stock.
:/'""/
length
the
line,
the
1,072
miles.
contractors
excavation
and
exclusive
cost
entire
the
of
addition
receive
$1,500,000
$10,500,000,
of
In
will
extra
for
the
project
cost
is
to
these
awards,
of
services,
of
or
river
two
$60,000,000.
a
for
252,552
Ltd.,
in
Continental
.Sinclair
this
Oil
Refining
the
Co,
Wyoming and
line
new
refinery
routed
with
line
it
is
undertaking are": British American
Co., The Ohio Oil Co., The Pure Oil
about
prices
proceeds
$10,400,000.
at
BUSINESS—Company
The
-
estimated
requirements
that
it.
All
crosses,
systems
in
these
or
the
that
fcr
practically
It
of
Rocky Mountain
it
about
all
can
middle
pipe
be
companies
and
area,
will
mortgage
90,000
due
James
with,
nearly
1034.
p.
shares
prior 4o
of
GIVING
EFFECT
law
has
been
to
The
series,
-•
■
due July 1,
(3% R
1970_______ $16,000,000
1973
eliminate
all
Based
-in
share
as
The
asset
per)
value
an
Per
major
collateral
Mr.
Orr
was
pipe
pari
Cum.
pfd, stock
The
on
corporation has advised the SEC that it has borrowed
instalment note from Mellon National Bank & Trust
an
1
note
will
March
T.
31,
M.
payable
1952,
Evans,
f.2,000,000
Mellon
be
of
President,
short-term
National
additional
in quarterly instalments
through Dec. 31, 1955.
and
said
that
borrowings
provided
the
the
that
of
share______
trust
$2,121,189
;
3V4%
reported that
Co.
from
ties Corp.
asset
net
Dec.
on
31,
1950.—V.
173,
the
oi
Rollins
Byllesby & Co.
&
William
R.
Bateman,
2,833.81,
oortfolio
borrowing- replaced
outstanding with
been
corporation
with
funds.
The borrowing helped H.
K. Porter & Co., Inc.,
Delta-Star
Electric Co. at a cost of $3,000,000.
high voltage electrical equipment.—V.
173, p. 106.
$1,000,000
of
.
;
'■Loss,
the purchase of
Delta-Star makes
The company
with
banks
generating plant will be built at Albright, W. Va..
R. Faul Smith,
President, stated. He said the project represents about;
half of the outlay
planned for new building and improvements
during
the next two years.
The company expects the
Albright plant to be
completed by June, 1952.—V. 172, p. 1930.
Net
'
-
The
ment
for
Fed.
282,768
State
income
taxes
275,121
122,883
Net
Cash
—V.
profit
$159,885
dividend
paid
167, p. 551.
furnish
taxes
and
172,
$0.39
profits
exoess
to
finance
The
the
loan,
had
been
raise
money
in
is
of
for
a
197,819
39,564
173, p.
Co.________
&
Mason
Co._______
5,000
Brush, Slocumb & Co._x.___
A.
new
locomotives.
173.
required by
public
Board
172,
Bailey
C.
Governors
ot
the
listing
of
of
that
sale
the agrees
insur¬
by
railroad
the
of
equipment
by
V.
1440.
172,
p.
60
cents,
or
24.6%,
Hoffman
1,500
&
1,500
:—.
Davidson___
&
1,000
White & Co.__—_—_
N.
1,000
of
shares
stock
common
on
17
Jan.
(par
$1).
r
Seaboard Air Line
Offered
Jan.
Salomon
—
offered
19
1,
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Hutzler
&
Bros.
the
net
asset
during
the
12
value
months
associates
and
on
equipment trust cer¬
tificates to be dated Feb. 1, 1951 and to mature annually
$4,920,000 of 2M>%
1952 to
inclusive, at prices to yield from
1966,
1.80% to 2.65%. The group won award of the certificates
Jan. 18
Two
on
bid of 99.3766%.
a
bids,
other
each
naming
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.29;
under the
to
approval
secured
are
cost
not
by
new
than
less
members
Corp.
a
2V2%
coupon,
of
the
received
were
viz:
ard Harris, Hall & Co., Inc. 99.117.
Philadelphia Plan, the certificates
Interstate
standard-gauge
Commerce
railroad
v
being offered
Commission.
They
are
equipment
estimated
to-"
$6,587,646.
of
the
Y
underwriting group
and Stroud & Co.
Inc.—V.
are
173,
p.
Drexel &
Co., Union
204.
company
trust
cer¬
Net profit
1950
$3,141,000
-
increased
1,500
Reed & Co,__—___
New York Curb Exchange
the
600,000
2383.
p.
Seeman
distributed,
1,500
________—
Goodwin
107.
p.
Securities
As of Dec. 31—
gains
Brothers
Schiekj Inc.—Listing of Stock Authorized—
subject
Republic Investors Fund, Inc.—Assets Up 50%—
capital
H.
/ Pacific Coast Securities Co.
4,500
t-V.
106.
assets
1,500
1,50*1
5,000
Co
1,500
—
Friedman/-/-
5,000
Co
&
Company.:
2,000^
2.000
Hogle & Co._________
Maxfield
J.
Wholly-Owned
Inc.' (&
Brothers,
3 Months Ended Sept. 3C—
Including
&
Dewar
6,000
2,000
F. Swift & Co
Henry
5,000
more
hopper
1,000
furnished- mostly
financial circles
through
7,000
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs__
Other
expected
the
2,000
;
8,500
Walston.
Miller
Issued
money
be
agreement
purchase
which
the acquisition of
the short-term
will
Wageuseller & Diirsi,' Inc._
Wulff, Hansen & Co
:_
8,500
Co.___
6,000
Richards
Feb.
2223.
p.
15-year conditional sales
year.
money
2,000
Ipc..;
680,048
Nil
income
with
.1—
Raggio,
$8,858,342
631,869
this
&
5,000
1,447,294
$0.67
companies
2,000
Sutro
8 500
& Co.,
$28,332,115
S!621,701
and 20 Diesel switching
longer-term
1949
$356,748
and
_
will
the
tificates.—V.
laxas___.
received
a
Frank & Meyer____-
5,000
companies.
Total
,
banks
and
would
1950
$8,039,301
sales
Profit before income
Prov.
-
insurance
be
to
500 gondola cars
cars,
It
Prentiss Wabers Products
Co.—Earnings-
1948
1,447,294
'
requirements.—V.
than $10,000,000, is in connection
ance
Year Ended Oct. 31—
has entered into
and
equipment
$12,750,000
preferred dividend
2,000
McAndrew
Stern.
Lester & Co.____
The
1,736,753
and Federal
Lundborg & Co.__^_
Irving
12,500
Co.__
California
—V.
share__^___
charges
2,000
12,500
Inc.____l__
&
2,500
2,500
secu¬
Reading Co.—Borrows to Buy Equipment—
.
Potomac Edison Co.—To Build New Plant—
A
tAfter
taxes,
in
tAfter
2,500
Co._
/Bingham, Walter & Hurry_
25,000
,
&
Northwest
Inc.^
Staats Co
authorized
"1949
3,509
3,000
& Co.____
(Inc.)
Co.,
Eichler & Co.___
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1,278,079
&
Co.,
1950
'
common
M.
25,000
Coj^____„_
Blah.
204.
p.
Weedon
Revel
follows:
,
Crowell,
-
______________
Witter &
Dean
Securi-
H.
Hhl
as
$41,050,627 $22,988,129
per
Shares
Pacific
Webster
the
are:-
Tully & Co.4,500
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
;Pacific Co. of California___
Davis, Slcaggs & Co
&
First
'
and
be purchased by each
to
.Mitchum,
25.000
Hope & Co._
.
None
severaF underwriters
Smith, Barney & Co.__j__^ 25,000
Wesley Hall
increased
••♦./ h
•
•
.
2,400,000 shs.
Stone
net
..2,924.54
income
JEarnings
the
"325,000 sho.
«
Shares
'
& Beanei__________;
ner
the
:
.
sales
tNet
of
i
*,>
.
6,000.000 shs.
'
names
375,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
„
1,000,000 shs.
-.
preferred stock
new
-.
j,
,
pari
Inc._______/_ 49,000
Co.,
Schwabacher
*
Nov. 30, '50
$30.45 /
S29.12*.
appreciation
Months Ended Nov. 30—
Net
This'
each
of
''
&
the
securities,
bond
unrealized
Common shares outstanding,.—^.
new
had
$187,500
6
shares
Outstanding
10,000,000
- .
par)___.
Elworthy & Co
.Dec. 31-, '50
,
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.
$3,000,000
($10
■./'*.
-
(H. K.) Porter & Co., Inc.—Bank
Borrowings—
stock
.($20
Ripley & Co., Inc. 25,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
author¬
in
^
was
used
$16,000,000
>
,'375,OOOshs.
300,000 shs,
325,000 shs,
.
(serial designation and
undetermined!
UNDERWRITERS—The
rc- '
'-• /> >
share
common
.
/
■
common
Per
rities
all
'
.
pan
during
increase
.
quotations of the portfolio
company's outstanding securities
of the
/•
$11,355,233
result."
a
charter
•
,
market
on
coverage
pari
($20
We°den
December.
and
($20
($20
series
at
>•'
_
of the
above local
series
600,000
-retirement >
;>
Orr, President, • has announced
the company to $11,690,325 from
•
this
of
present
.
after
be
FINANCING
v.
10,000,000
series
rate
PRESENT
TO
..
to
incorporation
effect
will
Authorized''
5%
Common
the
stock.
common
share
per
stock
the
M
pfd. stock, 4%rI<
Blyth
H.
of
$1,33 per
daily.
The line is so'
Wyoming can be connected-'
172,
However',
$21.80
of
"
Harriman
•
sale
was
pfd. stock, 4.40%
will
shares
of
nationwide group
a
is
price
the
Cum.
div.
.
month
barrels
in
connected
west.—V.
market
a
Co.
production
certificate
1
scale down.
from
bonds' (net limited!:
series,
the
completion
upon
provide
lines
have
to
"
company
CAPITALIZATION
of
twelfth
interest.
290,000
■
incorpprated in California on April 6,
produces and sells electricity and engages in the
retail distribution cf gas
wholly within the State of California serving
59 communities in a territory with an estimated population of 535,000,
1905,
funds,
treasury
'bonds,
accrued
from
assets, of
CoV
Oil
amendment
1950..
Delaware
4
Participating
to
increased
Asset Value Up—
rock
of
total
since
under
crossings.
Estimated
.•
• • : ■ ••
"Ya" *
•
stock
ization) for preferred stock.'
estimated
it is
$650,000
approximately
3^4%
and
proceeds
close of-business on Nov. 10,/
1950, all but 710-shares of the then outstanding preferred stock
had',,
been converted into common stock and the
remaining 710 shares were
retired by redemption on Nov.
20, 1950, so that the only outstanding
stock of the company prior to
the above stock
offering consisted
This
that
trust
amount
the
necessary
and
'
'
to retire $4,000,000 of bank-loan
notes, to reimburse the company's
treasury for expenditures made for the acquisition of property and for
the construction, completion,-extension and
improvement of its facil¬
ities, and to finance in part the company's 1951 construction program
Cumul. ,pfd. stock,
recently, the capitalization
of the
company
practi¬
its -inception
consisted
of
bonds, -preferred
stock
and
cally
of
collateral
any
of
'
publicly offered 325,000 shares of
series ($20 par value)
and accrued dividends.
The offering
share
per
Jan.
.3%%
NOTE—Until'
\
,
$1,000,000
and
'
oversubscribed and the books closed.
Until
number of
to
company, which has undertaken the construction of a 20-inch
crude line from Wyoming to Wood River-St. Louis
area, has awarded
construction contracts aggregating nearly
$8,500,000 for the full
the
principal
common
pursuant
corded
with
offered
1322.
p.
cumulative preferred stock, 4.40%
Series C,
commitment, subject to certain conditions, for ,
be evidenced by
its 5-year .23/4%, note, the '
' together
$3,600,000 modernization
a
total.daily capacity of its St. Helens, Ore.
tons.—V.
175
•San Diego Gas & Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Offered
Outstanding
-.v
>,.$3,000,000
600,000 shs.
Z 505.104-shs.
•
612,076
-
of underwriters which
First
,
$3,000,000
par»___
to
976,119
.r
•//,'
*
present
Authorized
/
r
—Blyth & Co,, Inc.,
-•Y
1955,
due
management
•
effect
company
to
was
Service Y
$1,000,000
series,
2223.
p.
estimated
to
used
________
a
above
retire
of
-tAuthorized
Platte Pipe Line Co.—Awards Contracts—
*19,579
'St. Helens Pulp & Paper Co.—Plans Expansion—
,
,
Stock Offered—The,,
bonds,
J-
$3,000,000
between
•
$9,965,550
••19,345
v
charges._-___ Va-e 105,72/61,393
172,
173, v expansion
>*,.» //.
•
.
.
■•>//,
„;
interest, and the balance
the
/The company has
a
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—Merger Being Considered—
:
$11,102,371
vl,«68
-
"
1950—11 Mos.—1949
$920,353
V-
rev^
V
Corp.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
-
revenue's
_
the)
from
purposes.—V.
// '•>,
—
office
•
collateral
23i.% .note
tCommon
stpek
($10
shares
•
$4.47
834,319
same
$40,000,000. >
Proceeds
corporate
>/>/':;■"
)
•,
.
-5-year
offered
period
$3,733,256
107.
p.
Uncollectible
>
the
$14
at
a
$5,862,239
834,319
i
capital
Period End. Nov. 30—
stock
capitalization/giving
'
'
,
be
to
2,242,500
per share
Cum.
covering
4,032,000
taxes
twcr:
Brothers.
prepay
1956,
and
general
'
from
$40,000,000
by
to
1951
for
used
common
company, of
.
The
i
5,975,756
$7.03
and
profit-
Operating
Net
BUSINESS—The
•
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., Stamford, Conn.—Files With SEC
•SEC
1949
.
9,894,239'
,
Privately—The
offering to its common stockholders of record,;
right to subscribe for an additional 252,552
the
$4,000,000
at
.
Wall
40
19507
$43,166,113 $35,198,423
1
three
—V.
borrowed
loan were
Y'.\
proceeds—The net
.//- >"• y>'
;
\
Subs.)—Earnings—
7
charges.^
Fed.
Earnings
,
main
after
Number of
.v;
between
'
rights
Corp.,
to develop them!. aid them Z
after they are rijtihing
into larger units."
" '
its
■••■"/
172, p. 2483.
1_:
Net
,
dealer-managers: Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
& Co.; First Boston Corp.;
Kidder, Peabody}
& Ca.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Tucker, An- :
thony & Co., and Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs.
and
established
'
on
arrangements
•
*
Phoenix Industries Corp.
•Street, New York City) • / •
the
out¬
share of Scranton
a
Such
subsequent filing with the Commission.—V.
Sales
Estabrook
businesses,
or
of?
sub-contracts
and
as
Act
philosophy of Phcenix," continued Mr. Mack, "will be to
stock
that
subject to a favorable ruling
favorable ruling was not
stock,
/•"
Rabbins MillvInc/(&
.,',
(par $10) at $12.50 per share
on a share-for-share
basis, with an oversubscription privilege, the subscription warrants to expire on Feb. 2. The
offering is not underwritten, but the following are acting
in
such
of 8/lOths of
Department/
its
for
Republic's
Contract—
additional $20,000,000 from
an
corporation
maturing
loan
shares of
operating
through
under
loans
company is
Mr. Mack,
Company
the
proceeds of
Jan.
'investment Y
or
Investment
as
or
public financing,
sell, merge, or consolidate them
properly,
situations'
'special
'investment trust'
to
character,
business,
in
selected
suitable
be
would
will
engaged
i west
not
as
tompany
'
,
providing management, financing,
I want
'
that
in
company's-third
the
according
started
Railway & Light Securities Co.
Walter S. Mack, Jr.,
William Zeckendorf.
interested
1949,
106.
„
Phoenix
prospects
have
'//.,/
May,
bank
p.
Dardi,
and
a
—V., 173,
investors
and
development and reorganization.
c
In
Industries Corp. will operate
merchandising fields either directly
subsidiaries.
"It will be the policy of
principally in the industrial
tr
through majority owned
i
Virgil
of
/
'
$20 000,000
Zeckendorf,
President
of
American Broadcasting Co.
of
orders
$1,000,000,
already
1949.
The
" William
director
a
of
>
of
corporation are: Walter S. Mack, Jr., President;
Vice-President; and Albert Fink Milton, Treasurer.
are:
Milton,
Mack
Inc.;
exchange
holders
-\
to
Operating revenues
$1,061,101 • * 3918,485 $11,083,026
3% promissory notes to mature •
$9,545,971
Operating expenses _Y._/ c 725,347- / 690,515v-v5,678,531
oh May 1, 1974.
7,431,760
This raised to $60,000,000 the outstand¬
Operating taxes JSziss- V" 179,358-".
'112,393'fy4j866,617
1,370,426
ing amount of these notes as of Dec. 31, 1950. They were r
issued under a loan agreement entered into in May,'•»
Net operating income*,- $156,396
$115,577/ $1,537,878 - $1,143,785
the
Weininger,
directors
Albert
Co.,
direct
about
institutional investors
of
Berlin, and Muenchner Lichtspiel Kunst A. G„ Munich; George
Weymouth, a director of Delaware Trust Co., Wilmington, Del., and
Transport
Republic
Treasury
■'
.>■•■
authorized
was
contemplated
been
to
sell
par,
3,741
Profit
...
Union,
Associated
of
basis
in
$5
.
shares represent the excess number of shares" of Scranton
remaining after rounding out such stock on the basis of- the
8/IOths of a share of Scranton to one share of Republic stock.
The
balance of Scranton stock, to wit, 56,259 shares, "will be the" subject
corporation has informed the New York Stock Exchange i
Texas;
apd Brass Corp.; E. Carroll Stollenwerck;
& Co.; Richard Weininger, formerly a director of
Corp.,
London,
England,Czechoslovak
Banking
Laird
the
on
.
Republic
had
stock,
*
to
stock
1185.
received
totaling
Deliveries
that it has borrowed
Copper
Securities
S.
.
Rochester
i
Smelting &
Insurance Co. and a
Life
for
Radio Corp. of America—Notes Placed
•.
American
Of
share
one
U.
The
...
^
..
facilities
backlog of unfilled orders now is more than
the total a year earlier, Mr. Engh said.—V. 159, p. 1290.
f
.
Roger
to
the
obtained.
.
company's
/ times
Co.,
presently a director of Commercial Controls Corp., Rochester,
■Lloyd Smith, a director of First National Bunk of Houston,
of
,
stock
It
distributed
,
proposal
common
•.
18/ 1950,
its
of
the
Scranton' stock
the
be
SEC
'
-
Dec.
the
shares of
Co.
Electric-Co.
would
common
notified
18
1951, 3,741
Electric
stock
a
of
man
construct
to
ordered.
•
'
until recently' Chairman of
formerly President of Phoenix Securities. Corp., Chair¬
the
board
of
United
Cigar-Whalen
Stores Corp.,
and
a /
director of Allied Stores Corp., and Celotex Corp.; Gerald M. Loeb,
partner of E. P. Hutton & Co.; Joseph Lubin, partner of Eisner &
Lubin;
Albert Pink
Milton, who is resigning from Equity Corp. to
become
Treasurer
of
Phoenix
Industries
Corp.,
formerly Executive
Vice-President of Equity Corp., a director of Eastern Corp., Bangor, /
Me., Vice-President and a director of Southeastern Shipbuilding Corp.,
/Savannah, Ga., a director of General Reinsurance Corp,, N. Y., and •
Pepsi-Cola
used
company lias
'
Co.,
Radiator
be
forces
armed
,
and
a
Rhodes and Co.; Walter S.
the board and President of
National
Co.,
John
Ltd.;
Poods.
will
President.
.
Inc., California;
Lucky Stores,
of
Dorset
,
Frov.
of
of
construction
for
,PyIe-NationaI Co.—Receives Government
This
financing of Phoenix at this time,"
funds
29,
in-Abington
Scranton
of
stage of bleaching.—V. 171, p.
.
will
Mack.
of
Chairman
as.
interest
<
company has reported to the SEC negotiation of a loan of up
$1,500,000 from Bank of America, S.A., San Francisco, Califat-..
3%
Interest.
It will be repaid in semi-annual instalments of $150,0007 ~
the
Board
of
Directors
of
Pepsi-Cola
Co.,
announced
on
Jan.
16
the
formation of Phoenix Industries Corp., of which he is President.
The
new
company has Just been organized and incorporated in the State
Jr.,
••
provided
Jan.
Scranton
By SEC order dated
; acquire 60,000 shares of
to
Investment Trust—
an
S.-Mack,
The
stock
borrowing
from This
prepayment
Proceeds
Walter
of
Jan,
on
The
and 1 Merchandising
Industrial
proceeds
for
corporation
after
or
standing
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.—Bank Loan—
>
Phoenix Industries Corp., N. Y. City
Operate
-
1,
outstanding obligations as follows:-,$2,000,000
of 2l/2% promissory notes, due April l, 1951, held by Irving Tru6t Co.
and $1,960,000 of first mortgage 3%%
bonds, due June 1, 1977, held
by Mutual Life Insurance Co.—V. 173, p. 9. '
earnings
share on the
split jtwo-for-one in December,
excise
and
approximately
which
stock,
common
income
were
The
on
Life Insurance Co. "
; tual
and
After allowing for federal
'
1970. The institutions participating in the
financing were Mutual Life Insurance Co., John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. and New England Mu-
>
company
Dec.
Republic Service Corp.—Stock to Parent—
.
vately—The company has sold to three institutional investors $3,500,000 of 3% first mortgage bonds, due Dec. 1,
1980, and $3,000,000 of ZV*% sinking fund debentures,
_
Balderston,
/
substantial
Public Service Co. of New Mexico—Loans Placed Pri-
;
.
in its history,
biggest year
the
just completed
has
1949
'
$2,094,000
per
of
Common
1950.—
shares
^Includes
of
the
$132,984,
a
or
1949
1948
-$336,710
after taxes
$164,184
$265,237
312,600
312,600
312,600
outstanding—
Earnings per common share
share
non-recurring
43
cents
preferred stock then
Subs.)—
1950
per
net
profit
share!
.
t$0.44
$1.08
l_a_
from
+After
outstanding,—V.
the
sale
of
t$0.76
real
estate
dividend, requirements
172,
p.
1139.
on
) r.'t-;
Volume 173
Number 4979
Seiberling
Douglas
-Assistant
*
'
"
•
Jan.
on
-
■
i
President
to
announced
'
.
J.
17.—V.
171,
■J
*
Texas Gas Transmission
Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
Southern Union
President—
to
has called for redemption on Feb. 15, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $720,000 of its first mortgage sinking
fund bonds,
27/a % series due 1975, at 102% and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, 115 West
Monroe Street, Chicago 90, 111—V. 173, p. 204.
This
2483.
p.
'
-
.
Asst.
of Public Relations,
has been named
P.
Seiberling
in
addition,
the company
Director
•'
The
company
1 As of Dec.
Total
net
Asset
value
assets
'After
during
:
distribution
the
_
share
per
—
of
cents
21
Net
Dividends
year.
"Net
investment
realized
income
investment
from
profits
$51,070.
the
before.—V.
year
appreciat on
172,
of 45
$338,472
totaled
$3,592,508
to
rose
$782,129.
compared with
against $727,100
agamst
$1,078,119
was
investment
on
Unrealized
1949.
1950
in
realized profits
income total 72 cents
i
Profit
before
'Federal
Net
income
taxes
1949
$883,622
_____
$586,136
220,972
taxes
income
—V.
$546,738
205,616
$365,164
1,119,500
$0.33
for
contarct
awarded
been
to.
dent
Shellei
has
Jan.
completed,
been
Dryden
Shelter's
$20,000,000.-. The Dryden -Division, before
Sheller, produced gas masks during World War. II.
t
-plant,
with
Keokuk, Iowa plant.—V.
173. p, 204.
-
Shoe Corp. of America—Stock
j
*"
.authorized
the
(no
50 %
-
'
.
by
■
;
,
stock
listing
;
-
The
'
<;
issuable
dividend.—V.
■
"
v
year
income
Oct.
Stores, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files
SEC
company
of
-
of
169,
12.
p.
outstanding
f ;:v. ■ ■
preferred and
—V.
171,.
one
The
underwriting.
,
the
share of common stock at $30 per unit, without
proceeds are
to
be
used for
working capital.
■'■■■•.
/'.v;
,/% ■; ;'■ V,
■
Smith Corp. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earns.
1949
,$3,828,786
$1,943,786
$1,916,376
$1,687,190
1,000,000
$1.94
1,000,000
1,000.000
$1.92
$1.69
taxes——.i.
,
,
income
i———
p.
share——•
per
—V, 172,
—
outstanding-,-,...,.—__
—laxcs
Earnings
1834.
...
y
and
V.
.
>
' ■
/■ .■
.
'
-
Expansion—
of
The
;
domestic
its
'.'■'
v:/%-
.
the
1
of the new contracts were
172,
1675.
p.
Standard-Thomson
for
50%
about
'
Year Ended Oct. 31—
Gross
^Net
V
after
income
stock
Earnings
in
p.
"
.
41.203
156,661
345,833
266 860
266,830
$0.17
share
$0.65
•
$1.39
"
of
group
and
companies
American
three
.conducting negotiations
754.
for the
:
1950
6 Months Ended Oct. 31—
V Sales
Common
shares
•
outstanding
./-.'After
705,500
452,650
452,650
$1.12
Sonotone
shares
;
466.
p.
charges and
preferred
dividend
1950
$375,300
taxes
1949
$359,110
$352,215
829,878
829,878
$0.38
$0.37
829,878
;
$9.40
-
requirements.—V.
\
170,
1948
r
,
112.
p.
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
The
,
.
The
plans
company
its
in
to
build
service
$48,000,000
a
area"
between
generating
steam
to
unit has
in
be
been
service
by
placed
with
the fall of
Columbia
General
Electric
1952.—V3172,
:
•
Southern Indiana Gas &
Aiken,
and
Co.
line
sinking
be
also
1951
in
for
the
received
of
of
.
to
shares
one
authorization
1970.
subscription by
ratio
SEC
$17,500,000
authorized
was
additional
155,546
offered
16
bidding
bonds due
fund
Southern
writing
Jan.
on
of
issue
its
common
share
new
first
sell
par,
stockholders
each
for
issue
ten
without
of
The
proceeds
of
shares
Jan.
then
to
30,
held.
Rignts
the
financing
to
prepay
notes issued as-temporary financing of construction
requirements and to provide additional construction funds.
Bids to Be Received for Bonds—
be
received
the
by
company
at Room
1130,
90
Broad
St.,
York,
N. Y., up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 23 for the purchase
$17,500,000 first mortgage pipe line sinking fund bonds
due 1970. The coupon rate is to be specified in the bids.—V. 173, p. 204.
from
it
of
Southern New England
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
revenues
Uncollectible
oper.
,
gas
$4,792,502
8,537
Operat'ng
revenues
1950—11
Mos.—1949
$4,321,157 $49,999,716 $46,559,540
8,450
103,213
100,547
Net
—V.
operating
after
172,
$4,312,707
3,769,188
3,195,892
36,108,741
516,403
476,641
6,346,140
35,231,351
4,926,972
$498,374
$640,174
$7,441, b22
$6,300,670
395,907
548,358
6,315,901
5,208,270
_______
income
charges
p.
2224.
marks
,,
,^
,
■
v,;|f
/•
stock
lower
•
.
owned
pipeline,
new
operated
and
introduction
pf'natural
gas
into New . York City
the
natural
pipeline
route.—V.
its
will
and
gas/
>l
.
//
..
take
Gulf
Texas
173,
108.
p.
; /"■
..."
.
/
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.■..
.•.
,
-
■■,
-
j>
:..
Udylite Corp,—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
v
/
Sept. 30—
/
,
before
Federal
income
1949
1,181,000
taxes
1948
577^000
853,000
——r--
contingencies-:^—■'./
for
Provision
taxes
income
1950
.$24,179,073 $16,226,328 $17,661,704
2,897,841
1,462,559
2,164,444
sales
Net
Profit
Cr75,000
on
and
income
Net
$1,716,841
$885,559
818,577
739,827
$1,236,444
739,82 I
$2.10
___—
Capital shares outstanding..
$1.20
$1-6/
Earnings per sbare___-_______.
—V.
171, p.
2130.
was
filed
with
1949
1950
Sept. 30—
Provision for income taxes
._
377,942
income
$616,643
$1,040,385
494,376
494,370
$1.24
$2.1Q
Earnings per share—
Corp.—Acquisition—
—V.
172,
p.
1948
$9,407,0"^
1,678,041
637,65J
475,376
—
994,585
154,650
profit before income taxes..-
$7,178,695
386,784
$0.49
sales
Net
$5,991,833
$232,134
Net
10 covering
the SEC on Jan.
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
service
the
along
area
first acquisit on outside the
the Atlantic Coast, extending
corporation's
from
Massa-
Tlie transaction involves two bulk storage plants,
one at Dover, both in Ohio.
It also includes all
at Barnesville and
vehicles
and
equipment, plus office and showroom facilities at Dover.—
V, 172, p. 200.,
1238.
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—Secondary Offering-
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. on Jan. 16 headed a group mak¬
ing
secondary offering of 44,945 shares of the outstand¬
(no par) at $55.75 per share. Dealev
was 90 cents per share and the reallowance
Gas Transmission
Tennessee
Co.—Plans Further Con¬
None of the proceeds will go to the
stock was quickly sold and the bookj
cents per share.
30
'
a
ing common stock
concession
company.
The
closed.—V.
172,
p.
1736.
struction—
FPC to authorize the con¬
struction of facilities necessary to increase the design delivery cap¬
acity of the company's pipeline system by 40 million cubic feet per
day and the development of a gas storage project which would add
200
million
cubic feet per
day of delivery capacity to Tennessee's
system during periods of maximum customer demand.
The
company
Jan.
on
11
asked
the
construction
program
is estimated to
cost $51,028,000.
The project would include approximately 438 miles
of
loop on Tennessee's Buffalo and New England extensions; com¬
pressor
units aggregating about 44,000 horsepower in existing or
authorized stations;
and approximately 14,000 horsepower in a new
compressor
station.
The company said that the exact location of
the storage field and pertinent geologic representations will be supplied
in advance of the hearing on the application.
A
and
ties
proposed
new
the construction cost would be financed out of funds
operations, with the remainder by the sale of securi¬
through bank loans, the application states.—V. 173, p. 205.
portion
resulting
of
from
Union Tank Car Co.—Borrows from Bank—
The
company
Dec/31
the
from
First
ment
The
This
of
Fund, Inc.—Assets Over $3,000,000—
Jan. 4 reported net assets of over $3,000,000.
exactly 15 months after the first public offering of the stock
corporation
was
on
this Fund.
On
with
net
the
bid
asset
same
price
day,
of
the
$12.56,
offering price reached a new high of $13.58
This represents a gain of $2.77 from the
Aug, 31, 1949.—V. 172, p. 2129.
value per share of $9.79 on
$13,700,000 as of
of Ntw York and
under the $20,000,000 loan agree¬
announced that it has drawn
National Bank of the City
has
the
Chase
National Bank of Chicago
existing between
it and
The balance availab1'1
the two banks.
will be drawn by March 1, the company said
that a further credit of $10,000,000 wil
be made available by the two banks until Dec. 1, 1951.
The new
borrowings will be represented by promissory notes carrying interest
at
% cf 1%
above the prime commercial rediscount rate of Chase
under the loan agreement
It
was
also
announced
Bank,—V.
National
172,
p.
1140.
*
United Air Lines, Inc.—Breaks
•
•
Previous Records—
closed its books 011 record-breaking 1950 operations
best
December traffic in the company's 25-year histor \
to final estimates released on Jan. 12 by Harold Crar,.,
This corporation
with
the
according
Vice-President—sales,
$49,896,503 $46,458,993
$4,783,965
expenses
Operating taxes
Net
__
■
the
its supply from 56 gas fields along the
Coast, an area which contains nearly onethird
of the nation's. estimated natural gas reserves of
180 trillion
cubic feet.
The facility has been authorized to deliver gas to 46 gas
distributing companies and municipalities in 10 of the 12 states along
on Jan. 9 announced the acquisition of the liquefied
properties of Barnesville (O.) Development Co., which
gas" customers in Southeastern Oh'o.
purchase
Texas
Operating
•.
result
the -city's
with
The
Louisiana
"bottled
chusetts to Virginia.
Telephone Co.—Earnings-
1950—Month—1949
_
rev._
■
mains ol
company
Tennessee's
Bids-will
•'.
of
long-awaited
Net
3.200
serves
and
$20,000,000 of 2%
Nev;
preferred
Qf notification
petroleum
present
16.
the
.
-
holders
Suburban Propane Gas
under¬
record
subscription price is to be fixed by the board cf directors.
use
i/'-.
2426.
The
pipe
stock,
common
expire on Feb.
to
_
•
and
$7.50
to
will
proposes
..'j
the
share).
one
mortgage
The
Southern
•■/'■"
with
customers.
Capital shares outstanding—.——
'
competitive
w
Placed
Bonds
—
Natural Gas Co.—Financing Approved—
company
*, J,
carrier
$240,000,000
this
million
several
■;'.1 ;■
The
shares of common stock (par $5), to be offered through Gold¬
Sachs & Co., St. Louis, Mo„ at the market (approximately $17.25
The proceeds are to go to selling stockholders.—V. 169,
man,
per
Electric Co.
to
common
letter
5,084
scheduled"
is
and
.
under
company
Co.
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files—
2383.
p.
one
A
"
The
&
86,849 shares are issuable
of the latter preferred stock on the basis
share for each two preferred shares.—V. 172, p. 2224.
cumulative
55-cent
C.
S.
; V. 172, p. 2129.
sell
;
distribution
of
Privately—It was announced on Jan. 15 that this com-.
pany has placed privately $3,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, 27/s% series of 1951, due Jan. 1, 1981, at 102%
and accrued interest through Smith, Barney &
Co.—
Southern
the
Jan. 17
authorized the listing of 686,848 shares of new common stock (par 10
cents), of which 469.726.5 shares were substituted for a like number
of previously outstanding and listed $1 par common shares, 130.272.5
shares in
substitution for and in connection with the conversion of
p.
i
added,
he
Pickands, Mather
linking
,
output
save
mixed
•
Mr. Hoyt
work soon,
by
plant
ultimately will have a capacity of 300,000 kilowatts,
according to S. C. McMeekin. President.
He added an order for the
first
be
The Board of Governors of the New York Curb Exchange
plant
new
exploratory
proved,
begin
managed
'1
the
"somewhere
be
property being optioned covers more than 1,000 acres and is in the
gen.eral vicinity of property which the Inland Steel Co, optioned from
Steep Rock a year ago/and. is now exploring.
The area is about 140
miles west of Pert Arthur and Lake Superior.—V. 172, p. 1437.
/:
for
</.■
to
should
ore
will
lease
^\ *■
outstanding_______
'Earnings per common share..______
'After
171,
sufficient
the
/
pipeline,
gas
utilities $15,000,000 or n*ore jin annual operating
expenses before, taxes, althoughthis will be partially offset by increases
in taxes,' wages and fuel for manufactured gas which will be
group.
Sterlmg Engine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.—Listing, Etc.—
Sept, 30—
after
income
Common
$1.49
$0.51
■
forward
going
are
If
taking
Corp.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
Net
said.-
545,622
requirements.—V.
dividend
preferred
Plans
$8,018,188
259,000
432,700
taxes
'Earnings per common sharc_______
-
'
1948
1949
$9,188,100 $12,295,000
after
inccme
Net
natural
by this
corporation, is approximately 250,000,000 cubic feet a day.
This will
be stepped-up gradually until the maximum
authorized capacity ol
505,000,000 cubic feet daily is reached.
Of this, 251,000,000 cubic
feet will be
supplied to New York City utilities, 152,000,000 will be
taken by various public utilities in New Jersey and Philadelphia and
64,000,000 will be reserved for delivery to New England.
Other areas
along the way will take the rest.
\ :'
.
/
■
•\jull
companies
States,
bills for
'The
is
Steel
town
:
.
ceremony
Initial
involved are the Bethlehem Steel Co., the Youngs& Tube Co.,
the Interlake Iron Corp., all of the United
and the Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. - /..
,
y.
The
■
Co.—Earnings—
a
/ '" /
stretching 1,840 miles
Valley in Texas to New York City, was placet!
Jan. 16.
longest,
Grande
New York City gas companies, officials said the line will
substantial savings in operating costs.
This ultimately spells
gas
•
Solar Aircraft
Rio
.
firm
Canadian
one
-World's Long-
Line Placed in Operation—
operation on
in
/
negotiating with the above corporation an, agreement ta, explore and
an
option to lease certain'iron ore property inr the Steep Rock Lake
area
in Western Ontaria, .Canada,
it was announced on Jan. 17 by
Elton Hoyt
II, senior partner of Pickands, Mather & Co., which is
$7,547,945
236,880
"A
the
At
•
1348
/
$6,820,859
taxes—______
outstanding
per
—V.
171.
1S49
$0,051,741
sales
Common
v
1950
loan will be used to pay part of the
Constellations.—V. 172, p. 2484.
Lockheed
of two
.five
Contracts
.
price
world's
The.
from
$200,000
Zarbock,
Zarbock
for aircraft lighting fixtures
type oil pressure valves.—
corporation
two
on
proceeds of the additional
est Pipe
/..
.
Aairlines, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.-
1951
■.■
'
purchase
/
■
'
of Tulsa,
Bank
in-- December borrowed an additional
3% promissory notes, bringing. to
$10,200,000 the amount of these notes that were out¬
standing as of Dee. 31, 1950. They were issued under a
^ credit agreement with a group of six banks and the
'Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
negotiated in August, 1949.
" /
<
:
Steep Rock Iron Mines, Ltd.-r-Proposed Leases—
,
,
has
company
$1,200,000
V.
said that if present demands continue the companies
approximately $80,000,000 on exploration and develop¬
entire year of 1951.—V. 173, p. 107. - - /
- •
said about: 50%
:
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Clothes, Inc.
Society Brand
'
'
1
has received contracts totaling more than
last
month
from
leading aircraft manufacturers, Lawrence
Vice-President in charge of sales, announced on Jan. 15.
Mr.
....
.
for
The
,
;
•
;
Standard-Thomson Corp.—^Receives $200,000
1,360,492
2,172,343
$0.29
$1.00
The' company
,
.
Net
Capuai
,
.
spend
ment
$3,047,682
.Provision for income taxes—1,835,000
$3,289,916
1,373,540
before-income
Profit
/
2,172,343
1441.
p.
.Trans World
<
.
1948
;1°50
3 Months Ended Oct. 31—
•
Petersen
would
-
j
and
company
the first six months
Mr.
•
*
(A. O.)
•.'/
j:'
1950 period.
I
;
927,453
2,172,343
$0.43
637,313
p.- 205.
.
subsidiaries' will spend $41,500,000
in exploration work and oil field
development', * according to T. S. Petersen, President, who said the
•expenditures will be 14% more for these purposes than in the same
This
during
(par
2101.
p.
with
notification
of
letter
a
—__
Standard Oil Co. of California—Plans
of preferred stock (par $25) and 10,000
$lf to be offered in units of one share
shares
stock
common
filed
11
Jan.
on
10,000
covering
shares
2,175,037
issued a promissory note for $550,000 to the
Okla.
The notes are payable in instal¬
1951, through the like date in 1955.
Interest is
at
4%
of the
unpaid balance of" the loan. ■ The
proceeds of the
'borrowing were used to retire the $170,000 balance due on promissory
notes issued by the company last July, and to provide in part funds
for the
purchase of Fidelity Royalty Co.-'- Toklan bought Fidelity In
December, paying $195 per share for 2,1703/4 Fidelity shares.—V. 173,
1950
V*
1949
$33,841,138 $30,923,228
'
6,600
24,530
:
11,937
■
12,317
$0.55
$1.99
V * 'V"*;
etc.—________
taxes,
Earnings per preferred share
;
1948
1949
1950
,
outstanding.
share
per
'First National
during
■/•
1
27—t
Federal
after
'Preferred."shares
204.
-
taxes
shares
172,
The
to
expects to spend $19,500,000 for construction
ended Aug. 31, 1951.—V. 172, p. 2383.
'
Fiscal Year Ended
Net
Sept. 30—
after
Toklan Royalty Co.—Borrows from Bank—
r
repay
*
The
Capital
—V.
sale,
are
to
or
■■'
,
—-V.
Shopping Bag Food
pipeline
$42,300,000
$31,490,955 $15,679,072 $18,955,050
Earnings
;
subscription
•'Net-:sales
shares of class A common
connection with the payment of a
in
173, p.
acquired by other stockholders.
/ ./ Stahl-Meyer, Inc. (&Subs.)—Earnings—
Dividend, Etc.—
.
,
a
increasing
meet
sales
Income
of
privilege
the
with
held,
shares
13
each
subscriptions,
stock
of > the
company
fiscal
the
'
,
.
3 Months Ended
together with the proceeds of the sale
be used for construction additions and
bank loans obtained for such purposes.
The
company has
entered into a contract for the private sale of
$12,006,000 of first mortgage bonds 3% series due 1981 (to be issued
in three $4,000,000 instalments on Jan. 31, April 30 and July 31, 1951,
•respectively, and "expects to enter shortly into a contract for the sale
privately of 10,000 shares of its preferred stock.'/
>,.
.
,„'./
222,750 additional
of
value),
par
-
to
107.
p.
Net
,
the New York Curb Exchange on Jan., 17
The Board of Governors cf
-stock
be
asquisllion
the-component parts will be produced at Dry den's Chicago
other parts and final assemblies being scheduled for the
Some of
_r
will
Division
its
mately
for
for
securities/
other
.'improvements
mask assemblies at an annual rate of approxi-
manufacture gas
to
,
announced
Gas
lments from Jan. 20,
Proceeds
>-
'of
13 by Oliver G. Vinnedge, Vice-Presi¬
and General Manager of its Dryden Rubber Division.
tooling
of
After
able
mask assemblies, estimated-at $6,500,000,
by. the Chemical Corps.-U, S.
gas
on
share
date
record
173,
Net
ment.
this.corporation
Army, it was announced
;
,
price and the sub¬
scription period are to be supplied by amendment.
A group of dealers
..headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. will solicit stockholder acceptances
of the offer.
Unsubscribed shares will be acquired by an underwriting
group; and Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. will head that group.
The terms
both of the solicitation and underwriting are to be supplied by amend¬
114.
An initial
has
-
additional
The
Sheller Manufacturing Corp.—To Make Gas Masks—
.
the
with
12 filed a registration statement
shares of its $1 par common stock.
be offered for sale to common stockholders pursuant
of transferable subscription warrants, at the rate of
.oversubscription for shares not
$0.30
*
day.
a
designed
program
Timken-Detroit Axle Co.—Earnings—
is to
exercise
the
-one
$341,122
1,119.500
$0.46
stock
The
to
$513,353
share
per
169, p.
-
1,106,300
,_
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings
1948
1950
370,269
income
—V.
Jan.
on
company
covering 233,576
,SEC
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
,9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
gas
Texas
month
wartime emergency
(needs for natural gas of plants and labor forces devoted to the pro¬
duction of military material.
This program, calling for the construc¬
tion of 580 miles of large diameter pipeline, would raise the company's
daily deliveries by 200,000,000 cubic feet to 900,000,000 cubic feet daily.
*
Shattuck Co.
cubic feet of
this
construction
SEC—
Registers Additional Common Stock With
-
4
Earlier
oversubscribed
share., The offering was
per
is made
:
The
(Frank G.)
700,000,000
;
and the books closed:-
2383.
p.
cents
said the increase
company
>.
stock
'(par $1) was made on Jan. 15 by Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis at $16.12V2 per share, with a dealer's concession
from
deliveries by
natural gas
19.
Jan.
possible by completion of 4
compressor station construction program begun several months ago.
The 2,400-mile Texas Gas system now serves residential and indus¬
trial customers in the Mississippi and Ohio River areas with over
The
secondary offering of 24,982 shares of common
—A
is increasing its -daily
feet, it was announced on
cubic
'
Service Co.—Secondary Offering
Public
Southwestern
$10.77
$12.72
._
share
per.
share compared with 57 cents in
per
'
1949
$19,035,503 $15,893,605
1950
31—
Corp.—Completes Program—
corporation
60,000,000
Selected American Shares, Inc.—Assets Higher—
:
9
(385)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Co.—Mueller
Rubber
Mueller,
.
.
•»
company
carried more than 2,500,000 pa"14% and flew an estimated 1,520,000,000 revenu-'
passenger miles, up 13%%
over 1949, Mr. Crary said.
Air
cargo
registered
even
more
impressive gains.
United llrw
approximately 9,260,000 express ton miles, 28,438,000 freight ton miiej,
During
the
year,
the
sengers for a gain of
and
13,117,000
was
up
38%;
air mail
As compared with 1949, ^air expre /
and air mail, 17'/2%.—V. 172, p. 173^.
ton miles.
air freight, 29% ;
10
(386)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
United Board & Carton Corp.—Earnings—
;
24 Weeks Ended Nov. 11—
1950
Net profit after taxes
Common shares outstanding—^--
'Earnings
'After
$103,394
239,570
239,570
239,570
$1.22
$0.24
allowing for preferred
172,
$0.36
dividend
requirements for
the
24-week
company and
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas Co, have applied to
SEC for an order permitting the issue and sale
by Allentown to
of 30,000 shares of its common
capital stock ($50 par) in pay¬
ment of (1)
Allentown's $600,000 4% promissory note payable to UGI
and (2) $900,000 of open book account advances
by UGI to Allentown.
The
proposal also involves an increase in Allentown's authorized
from 120,000 shares to 200,000 shares.
interested persons until Jan. 23, 1951 to
proposal.—V. 172, p. 1932.
company
authority
off-shore
Jan.
on
to
fields
applied
4
construct
in
the
and
Gulf
of
the
to
operate
Mexico
Federal
natural
the
off
The
Co.
would
A
second
extend
operated
by
section
from
the
of
line,
latter
cost
the
of
12.3-mile
section
the
14.4-mile portion is estimated
$2,502,112.—V. 172, p. 1238.
to
assets
(indicated
Net
asset value
asset
'After
per
stocks
the
in
value
the
total
in
$741.98
720,710,
after
United
affiliate,
after
V.
deducting
States
and
a
«fe
liquidation
of
amount
of
the
first
and
Foreign
170,
with
combined
a
of
*
$20,344,100
at
the
of
was
$98,-
value
two
of
value
asset
1950
value
Net
'After
per
deducting
preferred
stocks
the
in
value
the
total
NOTE—Approximately
and
&
of
the
of
the
company's
common
stock
(which
see
Vclsor, President, on Jan. 16
Leidy Township, Clinton County,
in
been
first
$0.62
subsidiary,
Keta
Gas
Oil
&
brought in.
the well has
.
12,000,000
cubic
market-for
feet
this
"indicated
an
dally."
gas/'-^-V.
Co.,
He
and
second
second
announced
in
Pa.,
preferred
9 Months
Ended Sept. 30—
Net
the
flow
natural
1949
1948
$1,625,479
$1,721,226
385,603
taxes—$1,991,709
outstanding.!——385,603
385 603
_——•■/<: $5.17
$4.22
States Products Corp., Ltd.
(Calif.)
Changes Hands—
Ownership of this
of
prime
emphasis
United
the
The
has
its plant
at
San
Jose,
quality fruits and vegetables,
fruits.
on
C.
Tyson,
Comptroller,
He
will
has
continue
been
elected
a
Comptroller
as
post.
Eonner
Establishes Transfer Facilities in
Irving S.
the
Olds,
directors
for
Chairman
have
its
of
decided
the
to
Board,
addition
to
is
stock
th*}olhe board has
ai\r
transfer
iila
173,
Co.
of
agent
Chicago
common
stock.
of
stock
of
tbe aPP°*ntments
p.
205.
will
17
in
the
and
City
the
become
National
Continental
co-registrar
It
both
expected
is
of
that
The
be
are
to
then
effective
about
RFC
Appeals
Finance
the
to
watch
appealed
the
July
in
Commission
Jan.
on
for
company
10
,
fine
for
$2
in
approximately
the
project
used
for
per
share,
The
eastern
on
the
is
of
of
Fork
River
$40,000,000.
The
a
in
installed
Insurance Co.,
on
Jan.
9
$27
added
to
on
or
filed
a
Salt Lake
common
at
$20
before
per
letter
of
stock
(par
per
Feb.
share,
28,
notification
$10)
the
1951
to
with
the
first
SEC
offered
unsubscribed
to
the
portion)
public at the"
share), without underwriting. The
working capital.—V. 171, p. 2614
31-
-
•
172,
profit
5
filed
$100,
are
a
B
net
proceeds
per
buildings
than
more
production
at
300,000
by
1,
Dec.
and
sales
on
service
capital.
completed
Exchange
The
station
purchase
$2,350,962
under
terms
City
proceeds
also
company
instalment
of
that
of
of
as
31,
last.
agreement'
an
Bank
stated
contracts
Oct.
with
of
New
York
and
Insurance
Co.
of
New
York
will
advance
Life
of
of
Fort
Wayne, Ind., $300,000. The
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
negotiated
was
agents for the borrowers.
as
the
loans
wiil
be
Dealer
of
be
letter
of
15-year
and
used
notification
stock
Jan.
16.
stores
172,
5%
with
debentures
each,
(&
to
the
be
to
SEC
offered
be
without
issued
company
and
for
Jan.
on
shares
$160
5
filed
of
working
letter
a
common
share.
per
The
of
notification
capital
proceds
stock
to
are
be
with
(par
used
the
$100)
to
SEC
to
repay
be
bank
capital.
(par $1) at $1.62V2 per share
nolly & Co., Inc. and Moran & Co.
V. 173, p. 205.
Walter J. Con¬
were
For further details,
see
The
corporation
exceeded
met
and
sedan
.reported
Mr.
t$9,015,000
4,512,000
2,707,000
902,432
902,432
$12.93
$9.31
•
at
ended
for
M.
for
sedan
gains
for
annual
the
station
combined
added/that
production
alone
products
wagon,
were
in
topped
both
the
spring
double"
31,
the
1949.
civilian
light- trucks
main
the
and
94%
factors.
company's
summer
quar-
ters.
Continued
for
coming
high
level
months
Willys dealers and
in
recent
weeks,
by
demand
the
fact
distributors
Mr.
for
Canaday
civilian
that
have
field
Winn & Lovett
—V.
172,
—_
p.
2484.
stocks
seems
in
the
considerable
172,
p.
indicated
hands
of
shrinkage
2484.
Grocery Co.—Current Sales Higher—
Period End. Jan. 6—
Sales—.
vehicles
undergone
concluded.—V.
'Includes
$332,000 realized in 1950 (after providing for Federal tax
applicable thereto) frcm saics of mature timber.
tExcludes $1.«'31,000
profit realized from sale of company's woodlands and timber
(less
Federal taxes applicable thereto).
Giving effect to this sum common
share earnings were equal to $11.45 a share.
+After preferred dividend
requirements.—V. 172, p. 939.
than
for
five
to
than
for
quarter
same
trucks
16.
Dec.
10%
103%
and
month
the
President,
more
ended
of
final
and
"more
at
attributed
1950's
for
at
wagons,
Jan,
on
months
quarter
each
and
Chairman
meeting
three
1950,
station
accounted
1949's final
all-steel
deliveries
Canaday
all
the
31,
jeeps
its
Canaday,
for
for
over
Dec.
Army
demands
the
sales
reported
volume
41%
Mr.
612,000
share———..
dollar
820,366,000
and
Ward
stockholders
to
quarter
schedule
civilian
deliveries,
estimated
jeep,
the
in
production
substantial
Canaday said civilian vehicles
company's total output.
the
the
5,000.000
598,000
•
the
time
14,015,000
__'$12,2u2,000
—
outstanding.
common
1,343
at
Unit
1949
8,000,000
taxes—
—
;
30
12&
Wilcox-Gay Corp. — Stock Offering—Associated with
Gearhart, Kinnard & Otis, Inc. and White & Co.; in the
public offering on Jan. 9 of 500,000 shares of common
of
20,262,000
—
34
127
operation
2384.
p.
(The) Whittemore Co., Roslindale, Mass.—Files—
The
under¬
Subs.)—Earnings
1950
taxes
income
in
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,505,987 $14,720,991 $11,441,995
'
43,000
expand business.
& Paper Co.
1950—Month—1949
$1,691,487
operation
stock
1949
(par $1)
$1,000
to
in
stores
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Production Rising—
•
dividends
shares
have
Stock
various
balance
Bank, National
Co.—V. 172, p. 2130.
T*
loan
outstanding
on
61,000
common
$500
to
dividends
Common
York
working
unpaid
was
Life
proceeds
civilian
Common
will
partial
mortgages
New
National
Trust
Company
2130.
p.
time'.
City, Utah
be
Federal
in
by
Webster
horse¬
$95,464,000 $88,441,000
income
13
banks
to
Sales
n
—V.
$50,601,015 $38,329,140
8,120,162
5,887,413
sales
for
for
are
sold
aggregate
National
Project,
'1950
West Virginia Pulp
before
by
the
Period End. Dec. 31—
a
282,000
Year Ended Oct. 31—
Profit
These
be
&
retire
He
Net
for
reached
had
December Sales Up 12.3% and for Year
28.6% Higher—
issuance
horsepower, and the energy
utility purposes by the company,
Washington and northern Idaho.—V. 172,
and $125,000
of
capacity
as
used to increase
working capital
outstanding borrowings.
The company, which has its
principal offices in Wichita Falls, Tex.,
operates 34 retail stores carrying auto
accessories, replacement parts,
household appliances, furniture,
sporting goods and other merchandise.
It also sells these products to 127 dealer
stores.
con¬
operation
and
Clark
.—
Jan.
proceeds
emergency
is
about
scheduled
Firms—This
The
and
public
high figures,—V.
denominations
secured
Fenner & Beane
take
to
West Florida Gas & Fuel Co., Panama
City, Fla.—Files
writing.
still
amount,
awarded Stone
construction of two new
should
and
advised
transaction
coln
the
by
company
ordered
construction
development
Shares in hands of public Dec.
Number of shareholders
on
the
Westinghouse
reach
p. 2225.
transaction
held
Welilngton Fund, Inc.—Gross Sales Up 32%—
company
this
years.
currently
$2,000,000, The Guardian Life Insurance Co. of America
$400,000, Reliance Life of Pittsburgh $300,000, and Lin¬
the
have approved a ten-for-one
split of
Charles L. Hall,
President,: announced
capital was not increased.—V. 134, p. 2741.
record
will be
which
scheduled to
•
this
cost
of
be
by
Stores, Inc.—Arranges Loans from Insur¬
corporation has arranged with four
life insurance companies for loans
totaling $3,000,000 on
3V2% 10-year notes, it was announced on Jan. 16. The
10.
fine,
$50,000
employment
White's Auto
over
last
were
plant's
capacity,
been
Instead,
contract
a
are
Chase
ance
collateral.
watches
1970.
Pittsburgh Works.
space
has
an
Cleveland
at Boston, Mass., rejected the petition
Corp. for a rehearing of the company's
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Gross sales
Provision
that
This
represented
$50,000
a
the
stock,
stated
Net
Fire
offered
(about
be
to
will
^Earnings
company
market
of
since
and
return
turned
shareholders
common
The
April
,
Home
covering 10,000 shares of
to common stockholders
to
The
Co.
borrowing
it.
having
in
none
Mutual
16
by
power
annually, had
capacity,
company
covering
facilities
1
that
'SO.10
taxes;
This
Co.
generator
revealed
East
notes
offered
of
that
facilities
arrangements to establish
United States Steel
Corp. by
—Files With SEC—
The
to
operates
Preferred
Utah
of
Power
capacity
which
nt
Jan,
on
complete
•—V,
Jan.
on
withholding
to
1970
floor
of
The
Watch
citation
inventory
covering 20,000 shares of class
transfer
aPP°inted
?, Chlca°° Co-transfer
National Bank & Trust
corporation's
preferred ana
these Chicago banks will
tne
been
-
the
t
has
$4,000,000 loan
a
hydroelectric
estimated
power
his
Chicago—
huge
of, the
652,840
'$0.18
2225.
p.
license
generated
'New
Vice-President
In
announced
establish
outstanding stock.
J ?
Illinois
652,840
County, Idaho, and Sanders County, Mont.
project, designated as the Cabinet Gorge Hydroelectric
The
The
Chicago
Corporation
contempt
$4,000,000
for
Court
Federal
50-year
■
States Steel Corp.—Tyson Promoted—
corporation.
new
/
corporation
Francisco
Robert
RFC
kilowatts
Phillips
The
r;;
Waltham
the
properties.
111,480
Washington Title Insurance Co.—Split-Up Voted—
United States Products
Corp., Ltd., which
Calif., is engaged in the
canning of higher
with
'$39,038
Co.—Repayment by RFC—
of
increase
Motor Co.—Notes Placed
Privately—The com¬
has borrowed $2,284,000 on promissory notes from
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
They bear in¬
terest at 3.95% and mature
serially from April 1, this
year, through Jan. 1, 1971.
4,978,782
'$93,899
110,866
income
will
White
Control
—
has changed
hands, it was announced
on Jan. 17.
Nathan Cummings* has
acquired, for the
Consolidated Grocers
Corp., of which he is Chairman of thev
Board, virtually all of the
outstanding securities. Principal sellers were
Lawrence Investment
Corp, and the Estate of Carl N.
Lovegren.
oan
S.
for
Board
advisory
an
pany
Washington Water Power Co.—Assigned Project—
;
$4.46
the
due chiefly to the excellent results from
highest grossing
Disney feature
since
President, said.—V. 172, p. 2130.
Finance
Reconstruction
172,
in
the
stockholder,
5,778,954
$1.C6
and
company's
Engineering
//v'
U.
of
20
the
normal
feet
the
at
p. 2384.
United
account
are
trustees
withheld,
was
case.—V.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1950
the
Oct. 2/48
Federal
effort
3,000,000 kilowatts
6,000,000
bankruptcy.
The watches were delivered to court-appointed
July on order of Federal Judge George C. Sweeney, but
proposed
income after
Capital shares
per-share-..
V"''.
,
said
about
last
cash
the
of
"assured
an
He
$4,939,744
652,840
the
Court
a
collateral
of
The
gas
approximately
has
and
Standard
Standard
Phillips, Vice-President, said defense needs have
speeded-up
what might have been an expansion
project strung out over
covering
16,576,307
agency had refused
tempt.
its
wholly
interest, has
of
as
trustees
which
one-half
company
(&
is
the
Federal
a
cash
out
it
the
,:-v.
in
RFC
•
United States Playing Card Co.
Earnings
The
stock
205,
the
to
government loan
owned by the United
above).—V. 171, p. 2202.
owns
collateral
Despite
is
initial
said
p.
173
which
Reconstruction
cash
States Leather Co.—Unit
Reports Well—
Burch
well
owned
11
brokers
Oct. 1/49
estimated
r
year.
$530,000 check
a
System
18,500.
to
Mr.
$5,685,055
share—
White," Roy O. Disney,
The
$204.69
—'$4.51
liquidation of the
of $39,033,333.
Foreign Securities Corp.
United
A.
in
$251.22
amount
99%
approximately 80%
States
share...
common
Jan.
on
through
24,873
$525,000
Waltham Watch
1949
$50,244,123 $40,938,871
the
to
Chairman
666.
p.
1953.
$7,293,849
;
pany's financial condition
"Snow
in
efforts
as
the
serve
172,
and
I.
1951.—V. 172,
outstanding
common
"Cinderella,"
first preferred share.——
per
SEC
defense
T.
working capital increased from $4,617,543 at Oct. 1, 1949, to
$5,247,751 at Sept. 30, 1950, and current bank loans were reduced
$2,011,285 during the fiscal year.
These improvements in the com¬
its
capacity.—V.
pending
entire
remain
to
Co.,
nearly doubling
capacity for producing generators needed to
power the
company's
1,500
Net
1949.—
of
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
■
assets
the
offered
declared
llncludes
preceding
continue
of
Chairman
as
Brake
Co.
now
his
he will
President
position
a
Westinghouse Air
& Signal
problems
devote
Chairman—
and
completed
nation's
about
$717,542
per
'Loss,
accepted
The
Is
Board
on
Jan.
17
announced
it
has begun
a
"multiexpansion project at its East
Pittsburgh (Pa.) works.
by 1953, it will afford facilities for
dollar"
When
share).
per
expenses
dividends
and
United States & International Securities
Corp.—Assets
asset
$15
with
profit
shares
will
the
corporation
million
the A EC for a fiveletters of intent from the
ore
in the Utah-Colorado-
Sept. 30/50
Common
$78,594,965
end
The
the new refinery will bring
mining
in the area.
be
to
_
and
will
thereafter,
consultative
The
T;{•. 1 \:
7
As of Dec. 31—
Net
than
filed
was
,
' »•«:.■'/.
.
Net
less
Switch
of
has
of
pressing
and
Co.—Boshell
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Starts Expans'n
Program
uranium
stcck
common
Preferred
second
investment1 in
value
asset
1640.
p.
of
notification
of
Income
Earnings
Corp.,
indicated
representing
Securities
Corp.'s
reduction
expansion
of
costs
Net
$43.65
$15,000,000.
$27,721,300,
compares
corresponding
Total
$580.00
,
'$60.10
NOTE—The year-end combined asset value for this
corporation
Its affiliate, United States &
International Securities
the
and expects
Year Ended—
Total
1949
$74,197,887 $58,000,194
share
common
deducting
preferred
value)
first preferred share—..
per
value
district
Walt Disney Productions
United States & Foreign Securities
Corp.—Assets Up—
Net
Standard
and
with
proceeds are tc go to Wenman A. Hicks, the selling
who is the owner of 37,673 shares.—V. 172, p. 2225.
line is $1,279,657,
and
$1,222,455—for a total of
1950
of
the
Boshell
months;
.Co.,
President
Union
of
Mr.
Brake
Chairman
Electric
and
subsidiary,
several
Plant,. Etc.—
The
As of Dec. 31—
Net
letter
A
Boai*d
System,
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
2,673 shares
market (not
&
Monday, January 22, 1951
..
1932.
currently is negotiating
already has received
plans to
buy uranium
It
substantial
a
of
cost
the
Air
Boshell,
Gas
Because
essential
numerous
and
l/evada-Montana
Magnolia, Continental and Newmont.
Estimated
of
O.
Standard
now
p.
company
Commission.
the
in
approximately 14.4 miles long,
southerly to another platform
point
172,
contract
year
The
company is proposing
to
build
about
12.3
miles
of
pipeline
extending from the Pure Oil Co.'s platform
southwesterly to a platform
operated by Magnolia Petroleum
Co., Continental Oil Co. and Newmont
Oil
Edward
Basin
purchased the Sale Lake City Kalunite plant owned by J. R.
Simplot
Boise, Idaho, industrialist.
A new division, known as Vitra
Chemical Co., has been formed to operate the plant.
The new division
plans to spend about $500,000 to improve the property and to re¬
design it for uranium processing.
of Louisiana.
coast
Manufacturers
Works is
Vitro Manufacturing Co.—Buys
request
facilities
gas
Westinghouse
practical
River
This company, which manufactures colors for pottery and glassware
addition to purifying uranium for the Atomic Energy Commission,
in
Commission
Power
for
its
stated.—V.
United Gas Pipe Line Co.—To Increase Facilities—
The
for
grade
Missouri
j
<
has given
the
rich
has
capital stock
upon
low
too
the
chemicals, Victor
opening a mine on the Maiden Rock phosphate
deposit and constructing a $5,000,000 plant for processing tne rock
into elemental phosphorus In the vicinity
of Butte, Mont;, it was
This
hearing
in
of
-Committee.
the
a
Develop Mineral Deposit
considered
developed
company, through hydroelectric power supplied by the United
Department of the Interior, it has recently been announced
by W. G. Sloan, retiring Chairman of the Interior Missouri Basin Field
UGI
SEC
be
States
United Gas Improvement Co.—To Inc.
Holdings in Unit
The
formerly
will
use
by this
Chemical
common
deposit
commercial
2029.
p.
mineral
A
1948
$73,045
per common share.......
period.—V.
Victor Chemical Works—To
1949
$306,621
.
.
1951—4 Wks.—1950
1951—28 Wks.—1950
$13,886,555 $11,099,125 $82,747,515 $46,973,867
Number 4979
Volume 173
.
.
11
(387)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Rang* for
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Lowest
9 per thare
Jun
37
3 per
8 per share
17%
*17%
35
Dec
2% Feb
Oct
21% May
Juix
23
44%
Nov
Jun
11 %
May
18%
Jan
97% Mar
51 %
Acme
21
42% Feb
14
48% Dec
Dec
55% Mar
4% Nov
Express
Gas
Alabama
3% Jan
3
Dec
15% Mar 29
23
Dec
28
Aldens
Sep
67% Jan
4
77
Oct
18
4
Dec
2% Jun
27
5% Dec
29
3
86% Dec
30
20
19
64%
'17%
Jan
86%
Dec
74'
Sep
8
83 % Oct
Jun
27%
Jan
21% Jan
3
47% Dec
5
July
93%
Feb
89% Mar
2
Jun
8%
Jan
8% Jan
3
88
Sep
.
104
94
Mar
Jan
53% Nov
18
11% May 27
60% Aug 24
1
15%
j'urT
19
Dec
19
Jan
3
23% Dec
22
24%
Jun.
30%
Oct
26% Dec
11
30% Jun
1
Dec
32% Jan
13
44 % Sep
28
35%
25%
Feb
83%
Jan
97% Nov
93
25%
Feb
33%
28% Jun 27
Dec
Feb
16
76
Jun
88
Oct
81% July 12
26%
J&n
37%
Dec
30
July 13
53% May 31
i
2%
Jun
37
Apr
89%
Feb
120%
Dec
27%
26%
27
27
27%.
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
4,600
42
42
42%
*42
42%
42%
42%
43
43
*42%
53
53
53
*53
53%
53
53
53%
53%
53%
53%
25%
25 %
26
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
4-1
9%
9%
9%
10%
9%
10
33,500
48
380
30
50,400
100
$4.50 conv preferred
3%%
preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
% Dec 29
Jan
161% Dec
26
30
53% Nov 22
Amer
61% July
Jun
12
Dec
30% Mar
35
Jan
5
43% Dec
'96% July
104
Jan
101% Feb
8
109% Oct
4
Jan
7% Jan
13
14% Apr
8 % Apr
21
21
Jun
10%
30% July
3% Jan
Jun
4%
Dec
Jah
106%
Dec
172% Mar
187%
Sep
178
22
2%
81
21%
Jun
33%
Jun
82
25%
Dec
39%
47%
Sep
Feb
30
14
120% May 24
190
Jan
.
17
35
Oct
79
Feb
27
27
-38% Dec
19
Mar 22
51
6%
50
Brake
4%
Shoe
2
Co
No par
com
convertible
preferred
Broadcasting Co Inc
American
Cable
15%
Feb
19%
Dec
18
13%
Jan
21%
Nov
17
Jun
3%
Dec
Jan
69%
Dec
641% Jan
93% Oct
Dec
12% July 12
6%
Jan
19%
July 31
Jun
27
2% July 13
3
Jun
61'A
Dec
54
45%
Oct
51%
Dec
34
Jun
43%
Oct
44% July 12
43% July 26
Jun
5%
Oct
37
3%
Jan
4"% Jan
3
3
46
Jun
48
Nov
46% Jun
30
24%
Jan
32%
Dec
25% Aug
3
5% Jan
Feb
,73
9%
6 % Nov
Sep
Aug
100
75
Dec
13
26
8% May 19
24
Nov
24% Feb
24
4
4% Mar 23
79% Oct
7%
Cable
&
Chicle
4%%
prior preferred
Co com
8 % Dec
conv
preferred series B_100
American
49
Dec
34% Apr
9% Apr
92
11
13 '
7
21% Dec
28
Jan
Jan
13% July
3
Jan
84
81% July
3
Dec
12% July 12
78
Jan
4
Sep
5% Jan
7% Mar
4%
Jun
22%
Jun
33%
Dec
29
96%
Jan
105%
Nov
104
3
Mar 22
July 13
14% Dec
Par
13
6% Jun
26
101
Nov
28
No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
Amer & Foreign Power corn—No par
American
European Secur
preferred
$7
Jan
~7
preferred
$6
33%
36% Aug
Jun
Mar
90
Oct
Leather com
23%
Jan
8%
49
American Ice Co common
No par
preferred
100
6%
29
American Investment Co
American
Locomotive
of 111
common
Mach & Fdry com
3.90%
preferred
Machine & Metals
Amer
1
1
,—100
No par
100
preferred
1%
Amer
No par
American Metal Co Ltd com_No par
4%%
106% May 17
18% Aug 16
9% Nov 10
non-cum
American International Corp_No par
11
11% Nov 22
Amer
100
preferred
Metal
Products Co
2
com
American
Molasses Co
1
33% Mar 16
American
Natural Gas Co—_No par
3
36% Jan
American News
Aug
2
22% May 23
American
16% May 12
Amer Rad & Std San'y
Jan
11% July 26
175% July 18
Dec
5% July 13
28% Dec
Nov
16
185
Apr
9% Jan
28
24
11
51% Mar 16
14
37
Jun
43%
Dec
39% Mar 30
53% Dec
39%
Jun
56%
Jan
50
73% Nov 24
Feb
142
34%
Jan
42%
5
169% Sep
*157% Apr
4
Dec
37% Dec
22
44
134% Sep
25
145
Jan
150
Sep
19%
Jun
28
Jan
21%
Jan
31%
Dec
7%
JUn
12%
Jan
130
July
Dec
164
22% Mar 24
29% May
9
1
July 14
7%
5
Jan
18
Nov 24
12% Jan
11
25
60 % Aug 17
Jun
128%
Nov
Jun
27
July
20%
NOV
18% Jun
30
138
Jun
150%
Jan
146% Jan
3
Jan
76%
Dec
60%
Fe b
Jan
Dec
45
153%
62% July 26
22% Feb
3
161% May 20
76% Jan
158
9
*117%
Apr
6%
Jan
21%
Jun
79
Sep
59% Jun
4%
Jun
48%
Jun
25%
Jun
12T
Aug
8% Mar
38%
30
16
64% Nov 27
117% Aug 17
3
12% Mar 22
46% Dec
18
21% Feb
28
91% Mar
84
20
100
Dec
7%
63
May 1
5% Feb 14
95
Dec
18
Feb
Jan
7%
65
Dec
Dec
35%
61
Apr
Mar
8
16% Nov 24
Nov 21
Jun
35% Jan
27% Mar 10
40% Dec 28
27% Apr
5
38% Nov 24
preferred
48%
15%
106
X51
55%
Jan
Jun
28%
Aug
July 12
Jan
12
Dec
19% Feb
11
11% Nov
9% Jan
4
Feb
15
4%
Jan
8
72% Oct
2
36
Nov 13
17% Dec 11
7
Dec
20
100
No par
American Stove Co
American Sugar Refining com—100
7%
100
preferred
100
American Tel & Tel Co
American
6%
Viscose Corp
com
preferred
American
7%
100
47%
46%
47%
14,300
100
100
99%
99%
•99%
99%
700
45%
12,000
,
99
36%
97%
22.
45%
45%
44%
45%
45
45%
99'A
99
99%
99%
99%
99
36%
35%
36%
34%
35%
35%
35%
97%
97 %
97%
96%
96%
93%
96%
23%
45
98
5%
17%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,500
100
35%
35%
7,600
'91%
94%
6,300
5%
5%
,
*74%
30 %
43
5%
6,700
Glass
No par
preferred
No par
Anderson-Clayton <fc Co
21%
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
$4
Andes Copper
Mining
W Products Co Inc
4%%
17%
17%
17%
59
59
59
58
58%
58
58
57%
57%
440
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
33,200
43
41
42%
9,700
41%
42%
*111%
112%
10%
10%
6%
7%
97%
42%
114
10%
7
98%
98%
183
183
common
44
;
114
43'A
116% •
42%
10%
10%
6%
7%
6%
71/4
98%
100%
182%
183'A
37%
99%
99%
37%
410
30,900
38%
77
77%
77%
77
79%
79%
83%
82%
83
5,300
30%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3,100
43'A
43%
43%
31%
44 X
30
43%
42%
43%
43%
43%
3,500
20
20%
*19%
20 Va
19%
20
19%
19"%
•19%
23%
*23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*90%
91
91
92 %
*91 %
93%
92
92
75
76%
74
174
174
176
176 V
*172
112%
112%
112%
113%
58%
'•55,%
57%
AND
HIGH
73%
74%
*
>
^
55
LOW
6
22%
21
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. 15
Jan.16
9 per
•'.#
share
6%
6
113%
x53%
SALE
76
178 A
114%
551/2
114%
53%
77%
78%
117%
54%
118
53%
55
.
41,200
80%
400
200
*175
118.
120
93
*92
185
1,700
23%
4
4
"4,409
12,200
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan.17
per share
.75%
*175
900
20
I per share
Friday
Sales for
Jan. 19
the Week
Thursday
Jan. 18
t per
$ per share
C%
6%
6%
6%
6 V8
6
6
6%
share
Shares
3,400
2,000
22
22
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
23
22
22
207/a
21
20%
21 Va
19%
207/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
11,700
2%
2%
2%
2%
51,600
3%
3
3%
2%
2%
2%
2%
92
17%
79%
92
94%
92%
96%
90%
91%
90
90%
16%
17%
14%
16%
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
69,700
79%
82
79%
84
77%
78%
76 Va
78%
76%
78
20,900
54%
54%
54 Va
54%
13,100
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
500
8%
8%
8%
8%
12,400
;
.
54%
53%
54%
54%
54%
53%
54%
49
48
48%
*47 Va
48 Va
47
47
8%
8%
*50
30%
8%
52
30%
8-a
*50
30%
8%
8%
8%
55
50
50
30%
30%
30%
*50%
30 Va
*50 Va
52
7
*78
82
*78
82
173%
J 7%
*17%
17 Va
*16%
17%
18 Va
18 Va
18
18 Va
18
21
6%
7
82
17%
67/a
6%
82
6%
*78
6%
20%
21%
21%
22 3/8
102 Va
102%
102%
102%
15%
*86
10%
49
105%
16
88
10%
153%
♦86
10%
6%
*102'/a
16
16
88
*86
10%
10%
7
48%
105%
17
17%
18
18 Va
18 Va
22%
22 Va
22%
22 Va
23
102%
*102%
102%
*102Va
17 Va
16%
88
10%
*86
10%
16%
17
10%
10%
47%
48
105%
105%
*105%
106
48%
49
100
10,500
2,600
700
2,500
40,800
102%
300
16%
19,200
88
*86
88
22,100
82
17
18
105%
49
7
•78
'
50%
105%
55
30%
30
30 Va
17%
*78
91
90
10%
48
48
•105%
106
2,900
2,600
900
18%
18
18 Va
18
18%
17%
18'/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
8,900
10
10
10%.
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
28'A
28
28%
3,500
12,700
34
34
34%
39
135
22
151
101%
88%
42 %
39%
27 Va
27%
110
110
67 Va
67'/a
34%
35
27%
*33
28 3/8
27%
28 Va
27%
28%
28
28%
34
34
343/a
34 Va
34%
35
35 Va
1,500
20
19%
20%
95,300
13%
13%
13%
52,400
18
18%
183/s
18%
18%
19 Va
19%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
*174
8%
178
8%
*174
8%
179
9
*174
179
8%
8%
323%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
53%
53%
54
55
55
55
76
76%
76%
77%
76
77 Va
165%
166%
39%
39%
166
39 %
167
166
40
40
139
*137
166%
*174
8%
33
*53%
76%
165%
177
177
10%
9%
35%
36
55
77%
♦52%
54
166%
76%
♦166
77 Va
/ 167
40
40
40
40
40%
139
*137
139
*137
81,700
3,700
340
14,700
450
1,400
139%
139
*137
34%
36
36
36%
36 Va
37
36%
37
36 Va
37%
34
34%
34%
35
34%
35
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12 Va
3,000
63%
61%
63%
62%
63
62%
63%
63%
64 Va
2,800
133
*132%
133%
•132%
21%
21%
21%
21%
1,800
154 Va
153%
154%
107,700
66%
20,000
*137
62%
133
21%
150%
65%
153
x60 Va
X117
9%
42%
101
*89
133
*132%
22
21%
151%
66%
151%
66
153%
152%
61%
60%
117
9%
117
9%
133
21%
152%
67%
154
61%
133
21%
151%
66 V8
153
59
22 Va
153%
66%
152%
65%
153
60 Va
59%
60
117%
117%
66
153
59%
117%
117 Va
117 Va
9%
9%
9%
9Va
9%
9 Va
43%
42 Va
101%
101 Va
117%
44%
43%
44%
42 %
44 Va
42%
101%
101 %
101%
101%
101Va
101%
89%
90 Va
89%
90 Va
91
66%
152%
153
90
90%
89
133
20,200
1,900
300
153
400
60
14,200
117%
9%
43
535
9,600
39,500
101%
480
90 Va
620
18,900
16%
16 Va
16%
16Va
16%
16 Va
16%
80 Va
80%
80 Va
81
82
80 Va
80%
81 Va
83
41 Va
42
41%
42 Va
41
42 Va
41%
42%
41%
41%
39
39%
39
39%
39
39%
39%
40
39 Va
40
1,790
27%
8,700
16
27%
♦109
27%
110
27%
♦109
67
66%
34%
36%
37
17%
17%
•17%
*6%
6%'
6%
*65%
277/a
16
*80
27%
16%
28
27%
*109
110
109
67%
67
67
*67
38%
36%
38 Va
37%
18
17%
17%
*17%
6%
6%
110
28
27%
109
•109Va
HO
30
67
67
37%
36%
37%
1,800
37,400
18
•17%
7
7Va
53
53
52
52%
51%
52%
51
51
51
51%
47%
46%
47%
47 Va
477/a
46%
48 Va
47 Va
48 Va
121%
121%
120%
121
119%
6%
121
119
7
170
42,900
68%
18
6%
120
*174'
9%
35%
*6%
47'A
8,700
99%
185
185
43
150%
65%
65%
-*152
154
60%
60%
*118
118%
9%
9%
42%
43%
120
43,200
37%
*17%
10
400
17,100
39%
5
convertible preferred—100
99%
101%
184%
183
20
No paf
7
10%
7%
10%
10%
7%
114
113
116%
*114
10%
183
183
42%
*114
10%
30
*137
139
35
35%
34%
34%
11%
11%
62 %
62 %
39
5,900
17%
18
Corp—
6.25
52%
75%
50
Wire & Cable
52%
53%
53
43
Copper Mining
Common
2,000
30%
17%
17"%
13%
13%
*174
178
'
8%
8%
31%
31%
*52
53%
76
76 %
166
166
*101
167
35%
*105% 106
*21 Va
167
36%
*50
55
30%
30%
6%
6%
*78
82
17%
17%
18%
18 Va
20%
21%
102
102
16
16
*86
88 A
10%
10%
50 %
50 %
*133
53%
300
169
167
172
41
35%
9 per thare
39
51%
53
*38
35%
Saturday
Jan. 13
28
34
164%
164%
40
40
40
34%
20%
23
23'A
90%
90%
74
74%
*168
174
112% 112%
53% 55
18
10
•
17%
*19%
5%
*21 Va
20%
40
40
34%
76
16 Va
Hock
*39%
58%
98
34%
43
*39
182%
80%
Anaconda
■
59%
59%
15%
15%
42 %
42%
*111
112%
V
10%
10 %
6%
7
16 Va
Armco Steel Corp
page
99%
45%
99%
36%
5%
43
99%
96%
36%
97%
*80
41%
P
100
44%
99
;
25
A
99%
60
98%
preferred
$5 prior conv
Anaconda
47% Oct 18
46%
87%
120% Oct 23
Jan
5
Woolen common—No par
preferred
3
95
see
47%
$4 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
89
29%
Jun
100
new_25
100
American Water Works Co Inc
Feb
Jun
25
common
preferred
American
5%
Tobacco
Dec
19%
5
American Sumatra Tobacco..
Archer-Daniels-Midland
77
25
No par
Co
Stores
49% Dec 26
42% Nov
100
—:
Co common
33% July 14
26% Jan 13
26% May
For footnotes
3
110% Mar
No par
No par
28% Dec 28
Dec
Jun
8% July
2%
108
Snuff
non-cum
Anchor
99% Mar
5
preferred
6%
American
81
18% July 13
22 Va
Jan
100
American Steel Foundries
14
80
com—No par
Building Co—No par
Smelt & Refg com
No par
American
121% Mar 28
7% Jan
Light—No par
preferred
Amer
Mar 30
146% Jun
54% Nov
135
Dec
38% Jan
128
&
American Ship
136% Oct 13
16
No par
American Seating Co
13
35% Dec
38
Power
1
Co
American Safety Razor
14
Jun
120
31%
46
8%
6%
Aug
Sep
14%
178
5,800
47
1
10
SS Co
23% Aug
Dec
Feb
6% Mar
29%
46
10
Electric Co
32
Oct
Nov
32
10
29%
46%
2%
89
16"%
78
54'A
*48%
—No par
No par
No par
$7 2nd preferred A
22
17% May 12
47'A Dec
1
Xl2
5%
28%
169
•22%
29%
45%
v
American Encaustic Tiling
Mar 29
25% Oct
76
23%
29%
■■
STOCK
YORK
11
July 17
Jun
20
Distilling Co
convertible preferred—,—50
American Home Products
1
16% July 18
11%
100
,10
preferred series A. 100
American Hide &
Dec
18%
*22%
30%
98
29
Dec
15%
23%
30
*182
conv
American Hawaiian
15%
102
100
1
1
10
10
American Cyanamld
American Gas &
22%
Jun
*22%
30%
No par
Colortype Co
55% Mar 22
Feb
Jun
58%
23%
30
No par
Co
45% Aug 25
15% Mar
12%
59%
*22%
30%
100
preferred
American
17
16% Dec
73
59%
23'A
25
common
preferred
American Chain
13
13
11%
59%
American Car & Fdry com—No par
25% Mar 22
1%
44
58%
30%
100
American Can Co
7%
Radio Corp
<fc
$ per share
share
26,400
*22%
STOCKS
$ per
61%
23%
10
common
EXCHANGE
5% July 13
3,600 ;
9%
60
59
9%
59%
16,300
NEW
share
60
99
10
14%
Highest
Oct
•96
9%
17%
6
6%
99
*96
9%
81%
American
Range for Year 1950
( per
3,700
13%
49% Oct
Feb
9%
10
136 %
17%
3%%
4%
f per share
96
96
96
9%
136
80%
19
Lowest
96
300
138
17%
23
Highest
97
10
10
135%
13%
113% Jun
Year 1949
*95%
137%
31.200
81
Range for Previous
Lowest
138%
136
44%
13%
178% Jun
13
135%
135
132
1.400
44
17%
16
32% Jan
36% Mar
45%
80
101% July 12
35% Jun
44
13%
3%%
115% Jan
Dec
120
45%
80
American Crystal Sugar com
Jan
43%
13%
27
99
45
59 %
100
preferred
Amer
7
44
82 %
78%
25% Dec
Oct
44%
70,100
4%
83%
*8C
14
17% Jun 30
97.
82
79
Oct
76% Nov 21
82
13%
19%
8
82
78
Jun
13
82
78
14
Jan
82 %
13%*
American
49
82'%
78
23
81% May
82%
13%
Feb
Dec
84
78 •
17%
23
Mar
84
13%
15% July 17
87
83%
78
preferred
Dec
51%
83%
13%
common
conv
19%
Feb
83%
1
Airlines
cum
Feb
35%
83 %
2,500
79,400
15%
71% July
4%
84
162%
1
50
American Bosch Corp
18
30% Nov
Jun
4%
43
97
4%
83%
4%
4%
80
*78
80
*78
4%
4%
*52%
Corp
American Bank Note
18
21% July 13
Jan
19% July
60
3
July 26
July 5
Dec
20
55% Jun 26
Jan
:
90 %
7
16
4,000
53
3Va%
26% Jan
23%
162
American
67% Jun
23%
52%
28
14% July 13
28,000
23%
23
160%
27
58
3%
162%
53
Dec
Oct
20
3%
52 %
Dec
Dec
121%
3%
3%
*80
82%
43%
133
29%
121%
_No par
Petroleum
14
69
23%
79
♦77
79
3%
30 %
130
*120
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Amerada
82
27
22%
23%
29%"
100
5%
*38
*161
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
27
Jun
3%
48
47%
47%
1,000
30%
30%
45 %
45%
*99% 10o
45%
45%
58 %
No par
conv
22%
*77
30%.
130
600
43
9%
10
4%
84
10
*22
No par
Aluminium Limited
20
5%
10
Allied Stores
Jun 30
27
*95%
.
9% Jun
10 % Jun
133
*120
3%
9%.
10
48%
29%
30%
130
3%
79
4%
4%
84
43%
100
11
66
*7%
*77
84
*78
3%
48
49
29%
>120
23'A
23
79
1
Mills
27
27
23
4%
Allied Chemical & Dye new—No par
Allied Kid Co
5
Jun
Dec
gtd
Allen Industries Inc
20
45
Sep
10% July
Dec
23
49
29%
130
3%
3%
*77
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
49
28%
*120
5
—1
Allls-Chalmers Mfg Common.No par
70
Jan
3%
10%.
48%
29 %
130
106
Inc
22
Dec
*42
•
49
28 %
10
38% Jan
99% Dec
5
2
*48
*120
preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum SteelCorp.Nopar
Allied
6
53
25%
9%
1
29
Jan
>
6,400
27
20
Jan
6%
'
28%
Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
61
34%
:
28%
98
40
100% Mar
Oct
44
5
July
36
Jan
43
100% Dec
Aug 16
3
4% Nov
4
40
"
281A
5% %
19
Nov
100
6
Dec
145
83
■<:
6%
27%
4%% preferred w w
Allegheny Corp common
Feb
10,5V)
5%
28%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
73
40%
5%.
5%
27%
<fc Vlcksburg Ry
18%
July
6
6%
No par
1
Apr
58
43%
27%
50
Inc
Feb
Feb
Dec
44%
5%
Equipment com
Feb
82%
43%
27%
6
_1
13%
2%
6
No par
,
Jun
64
44
6%
$3 preferred w w
Air Reduction
43%
44%
43%
27%
Co
2%
*
44
5%
Corp___
Affiliated
9
28% Nov 27
2% July 13
11,400
43%
27%
Admiral
121
5
Share9
44'A
44%
44
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp—10
17
13% Mar 15
15
the Week
I per share
Thursday
27%
39% Apr
20% July 13
110% Jan
Dec
Jan. 19
I per share
27%
53% Nov 15
7% July 26
Dec
Jan.18
.1 per share
Wednesday
1
Adams-Millis Corp
'
Sales for
Jan. 17
t per share
share
10
Adams
3
Friday
Jan. 16
f per
2.50
Co
29
PRICES
Tuesday
Jan. 15
9 per thare
5
Motors Co
Steel
25% Dec
17% Jan
23% May
110%
ACF-Brill
29
12
39% July 14
Dec
19% Dec
5%
30
36% Dec
Sep
14%
;
July
18
Dec
47
Dec
6
3
3%
Laboratories
Abbott
21
27% Dec
1
19% Jan
Jun
37% Mar
46
54% Jan
1
Jan
1%
Par
8 per share
share
39% Dec
Dec
SALE
Monday
Jan. 13
EXCHANGE
Highest
•Lowest
Highest
HIGH
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1950
51
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Tear 1949
122
18
400
7%
700
50%
51%
2,400
47 Va
47%
38,900
120
120
1,300
u
Range for
g per
I per share
8%
Jun
77%
Jan
69
91
Nov
2
53
39% July 26
94
105%
Jun
51%
Dec
101%
Dec
100% Mar 13
114
Oct
107% July 31
117% Jun
16%
13% Mar
13 %
7% July
Jan
19 '% Dec
9
.
Artloom
87
Apr
101%
Dec
98
50%
30%
Feb
80
Jun
105%
97%
Jun
105%
15
28% Oct
July 12
15
23
25
3
118
Oct
31
Apr
4
109
Oct
19
7%
59% Mar
39 %
No'par
152% Dec
11
111% Dec
30
16% Dec
29
21% Jun
12
32%
Jun
47
Jan
41
Jan
13
70 y2 Dec
Feb
73
Dec
68
Jan
28
86
18
86
Mar
77
Feb
94
30%
Jun
42%
36% Jan
Dec
95
27
Jun
24
Nov
Nov
75% Dec
61% Dec
22
5
105% Nov 27
22% July 13
Refining
257/a Nov 24
common
series
$3.75
Preferred
Atlas
20%
Jan
Dec
27
27
4%
31% Dec
13
Atlas
9% Nov
17
Feb
28
Feb
7%
Sep
13%
Feb
15%
Dec
14% Jun
29
16
4%
Jun
Jan
5% Jun
29
'
11%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
29%
29%
29%:,
29%
30 %
29%
30
30
30%
30
30%
7,700
30
29%
30
30
29%
30
30
30
30
30
4.000
10%
Nov
,
110%
14% Jan
12
Jan
5% Jan
3
9% Apr
18
37% Jan
4
53% Apr
18
Jun
15
Nov
10% Dec
26
15% Jan
25
Jun
12%
Jan
9% July
5
15% Aug
3
$2.25
43%
159
162
160%
162
160
160%
110%
111
111
111
111%
43%
43
440
70
43%
3,600
153%
159%
10,500
11)
43%
110%
111%
: 2.000
16%
Xl6%
16%
16
17
1C%
17
16%
17%
11,500
19%
19%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
4,100
71%
70%
71%
72
73%
72
73
72%
73
72%
73%
9,800
84
*84
86
*84
86
84
85
95
*91%
95
*91%
95
62%
x61%
75%
62%
62
*84
87
92%
*91 %'
95
100
b /
31,800
b l
63%
ou
*
103%
39%
105%
104%
104%
104%
104%
720
25%
25%
26 Vb
25%
26'/a
26%
26%
11,100
39
39%
39%
115%
Xll4%
38%
39%
115
116%
114%
30
1,800
115
114
114
*28
38%'
38%
39%
114
230
'
31
*28
31
*28%
31
*28%
31
xlO
10%
*28%
30 %
9%
9%
10%
97/a
10
10%
10%
10%
*16
16%
16%
16%
10%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10 %
11%
11%"
17
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
9,000
11%
13%
13
10%
10%
10%
13%
13%
13%
*13 Vb
25%
39%
116%
39%
118
10%
25%
104%
104
104
104
25%
25%
*39
700
——•
104
*28
4CO
87
92%
95
*91%
62-%
*84
62%
*116%
13%
7%
7%
47%
47
11%
11%
7%
47%
A.
*16%
47%
*16 %.
17
100
17
*16%
17
11,800
1,000
7%
47
7%
8%
8
8%
185,000
47%
7%
7%
47%
7%
7%
*46%
(The) common
3
preferred
No par
conv
106%
43%
107
110%
25%
Avco Mfg Corp
Jan
107%
24,400
111%
16%
*103
-
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_—5
7%
44%
*106
19%
*16
Jun
111
107
19 %
72%
—5c
Jun
112
106%
43%
43%
'22%
22%
111
*106
111
600
16%
No par
common
Co—-—-——-—
22%
22%
22%
22
rllO
9,400
16%
prior pref ($1.20)— No par
Conv
Autocar
4%
10% July 11
157%
110
22%
110%
*105%
43%
160
t.
•
22 %
106
159
'■-?
108%
22%
110
*109
61%
—
34%
17% Mar
.29%
21%
22%
110
10
Nichols
Austin
11% Dec 20
8
24 %
11
*91%
Common
Dec
July 7
6 %Jun 30
24%
10
600
18%
11%
71%
(voting)
20
convertible pfd ser A—100
Tack Corp
No par
40
116
15
12%
18%
11%
84
5
Atlas Powder—
5
Feb-
105
12
18%
11
19%
100
B
Corp
2
28% Sep
Dec
110
12%
18%
110
100
25
"when issued".-
Common
29
60% Dec
24% Aug
preferred
non-cum
Atlantic
18
99% Jan
Dec
102
5%
6
11%
410
19
*18%
19
11
157%
•
City Electric Co
10
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atl G & W I SS Lines common—1
28
63
*18%
18%
22
Atlantic
19
117%
*116%
18%
11
*29%
Topeka & Santa Fe com—100
non-cum preferred
100
10
5%
*117
117%
18%
*109
A T F Inc
Atch
117%
*102%
*116%
10
27
103%
102%
43%
10% July 13
*102%
117
105%
103% Jan
7,300
103
102%
44
Jan
Jan
50%,
117
107
Nov
1,700
50%
103 %
*43%
Co
50,300
51
116%
*105%
Investment
Shares
n%
90 %
18%
1st
Associates
2
y
90
11
Associated
July 12
100 y8 Jan 16
Nov
11%
117/a
11%
ll7/a
11%
12
102%
preferred—No par
1
Dry Goods common
preferredt——100
2nd preferred
100
6%
Mar 10
11%
11%
103
103 %
116
$1.20 cum conv
20% Sep
Mar
xl7% Dec
4%
*103
*115%
29%
24
share
*115%
pai
*24%
104
Sep
102%
2.50
Sep
15
49%
Ashland Oil & Refining Co com___l
Dec
15%
Feb
90%
50%
Arvin
109
100
91
49%
19
Feb
Jan
91
50%
28
Apr
Jun
92
49%
28% Sep
n%
20
90%
49 '/a
27% Oct
05
93%
91%
July 17
Inc
the Week
49
48%
5
Carpet Co Inc
Sales tor
Jan. 19
$ per share
91%
July 13
Industries
Friday
Jan.18
48%
par
Corp
Monday, January 22, 1951
Thursday
Jan.17
$ per share
J per share
92
*91%
21
——
;
10% Dec
/
Constable
Arnold
27
12% Jan
.
S ver share
Wednesday
11%
par
pai
.
PRICES
SALE
$ per
11%
21
—
—
18
8% July 13
Dec
—
-—
—
14% Apr
8
HIGH
Jan. 16
11%
5
com
preferred
No
Armstrong Cork Co com
No
$3.75 preferred
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
105% Nov 17
Jun
Co of Illinois
&
$5 conv prior
10
Aur
Jan.15
I per share
Par
Armour
28
13
Jan
11% Dec
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 13
t per share
13
7% Jan
Dec
Jun
38%
LOW
8aturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
9 per share
share
Jun
49%
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Year 1950
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Kange for Previous
fi
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(388)
47%
49%
49
49%
3,000
B
X13
8%
Jun
11%
Jun
27
20% Dec
28
14%
Jun
22%
Jan
177/a Jun
29
40
Dec
28
14%
Jun
25
Jan
17% Feb
3
28
Oct
Babbitt
11
7%
38
Jun
72
53
Dec
Sep
,
9%
21%
Jun
15
36
41
Feb
15%
33%
26% Nov
35% Dec
14% Jan
9% Jun
29% Jun
20% Feb
29
98
Feb
9
12% Nov
69
86% NOV
Jan
8
26
4%%
.
30
preferred
Bayuk
Mills
Beaunit
29
Inc
30
21
Beck
18
Beech Aircraft Corp..
12
32% Feb
6
July 13
34% Jan
5
30%
Jun
7
Mar
11%
Jun
16
Feb
13% Jan
10%
Feb
16 %
28% Dec
Jun
17
Jun
Feb
1
11%
12% Jan
4
19% Oct
100% Oct
18
85
Oct
98
Feb
26
Jun
37%
Dec
34% Jan
13
21%
Feb
277/a
NOV
20% July 27
73%
Jan
85
Dec
79
Dec
14
1%
Dec
1
Jun
26
23%
Feb
2% July
27% Oct
25
v
,
36
May
23%
Jun
129%
Jun
X85
Mar
"■
33%
141
25 Vb
Oct
11% Mar
8
23
13
9% Jan
22%
Bell &
10"%
Jan
4
%%
Jun
14%
Jun
15
Dec
Jun
25% Mar
21
Aug
27
60
Aug
18
Aug
13% Jun
Dec
9%
17%
8%
3
21
X Best
Best
49% Dec
28
9
22
11% Jun
34% Oct
26
27
19% Dec
27
15% Dec
YORK
NEW
A
sv
Black
24
Blaw-Knox
27
Bliss
(E
Bliss
28
&
4
18% Dec
8
3
41% Dec
18
Boeing
Jan
22% Mar 25
35% Dec
18
Bohn
Jan
39
Dec
29
60
Bon
Jan
11% Dec
8
Jan
10
x24% Jan
12
W)
19
Bond
12
July 17
•
Borden
42%
Apr
59 %
Dec
55
Feb
15
91% May
98%
Dec
97 % Apr
1
1% Mar
2%
Jan
1% Jan
30
5% Dec
29
18%
8% Mar
15%
13%
Jun
120
Jan
Dec
23% Mar 24
100
Dec
Apr 20
31% Dec
8,200
32%
32%
32%
1,100
18
Dec
58
10
100
Dec
Dec
Feb
16
18% July 14
15% July 17
Jun
14% Oct 24
104
Nov
*33%
34%
*33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
27%
27%
27%
28
56%
,
21%
54%
,
28
*15%
29%
35 %
54%
'
153%
28
16%
11
21% Dec
28
26
Jun
1
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
12
Oct
74% Jan
3
97 y8 Oct
25
40
Mar 29
Jun
91
Dec
80
Apr
84
Dec
82% Jan
13%
Jun
16%
Jan
12% July 13
7
Jun
9
May
Z97%
Jun
122
Dec
11%
Dec
82
Feb
8
18
Mar 31
108% July 12
8% July 12
69% Mar 7
4% Mar
126
xl7
100
26%
Jan
x21
28
15% May
10% Dec
127
Oct
3
88
5
105% Jan
24
Oct
5
27
Feb
36%
Dee
34% Feb
S
S2
58% Dec
19
May
58
Apr
50% Dec
8
55
1
Jun
2
Oct
1% Feb
8
41
15%
15
51%
Ay 50%
5
65%
66%
65%
66%
65%
66 %
65%
66
64%
66
*101%
9%
*102
102
102
102 Vb
13%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
103
1,600
-
3,650
18%
16,200
2,200
9%
9
1,810
50%
2,800
65
65%
12,700
102
,
51 %
102%
640
2%
2%
2%
2%
48,400
19'/a
18%
18%
26,600
48
48
48
49
49%
51
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
2,000
13
13%
13
13%
19,000
29%
29%
preferred "when issued"_100
Roller Bearing Co
,—5
Airways
preferred
No par
2.50
100
•
&
Shoe
Bigelow
Co
12%
12%
12%
13%
12%
13
30
30
28 %
28 %
28
29
130
30
15 Vs
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
13,200
32%
32
32'%
32
32%
31%
32
31%
32%
32
32%
10,400
29%
34
39%
52%
20%
34'%
35%
34%
105%
105%
103%
105%
39 %
39
39%
39%
53
*52%
52%
127/8 !
12%
39
*52%
12%
J! *53%
104%
*103%
104%
20%
*103%
$3.60 preferred
No par
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
30%
34%
105%
*53
55
*53
30%
34%
105%
*52%
12%
12%
1
30%
29%
30
34'%
105%
39
,39%
15
30
34
*104
,*103% 105%
*52 %
30
*29%
30
34
40
common
*28%
13,800
32 %'
No par
—
Inc
v
12%
*30
15
2%
30'/a
12%
2.50
Inc.,
Erie Co
preferred
Bucyrus
7%
Budd
$5
(The)
common
52%
*52%
12%
12%
12%
55
53
53%
104%
*103%
21 %
20%
12%
*52
*103%
104%
20%
21
20%
39
39
*103%
21'%
21
35
53
30 %
34%
30%
2,200
35
7.400
*104%
105%
190
39%
39%
2,600
*52%
53
12%
12'/a
12 %
54
54
54
104%
*103%
21%
20%
9.5C0
300
104%'
21%
■J
4,000
Forge
*124
Co
90
91%
21%
*124%
21%
126
13,200
100
18%
17%
18%
115,500
91%
90%
90%
700
42%
44
43%
44
44
44'%
43%
43%
44%
45%
2.400
28%
29
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28'%
28'/a
28%
2,400
39%
39
39%
39%
40
40
40
40
40
39%
40
30%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
99%
99%
99
99
99%
99%
1
100
preferred
*99
31 %
30%
99%
*99
99%
*99
■.
99%
*90
2,000
27 400
310
preferred—100
124
124
124
124
125
126
125
125
125
125
*122
126
preferred
100
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
*84
87
84
84
*84
87
*84
87
84
84
*84
87
20
23,700
conv
2nd
3% %
Term
Butler
Bros
4% %
14%
preferred
Butte
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co ( A M) common
participating
Byron Jackson Co
14%
14%
*10%
11'/a
*10%
$4.25
It
20
Canadian
Pacific
14%
15
10%
10%
10%
12%
12%
-100
5
85 %
85%
9%
9%
9%
9%
No par
24%
24%
24%
25 %
s
104%
26%
26%
27
58'/a
No par
58%
Ltd
105
"
No par
Ry
Dec
20
Cannon
Dec
3
14% July 13
60
16%
19
Dec
12
56%
Nor
52
57% May 15
Capital Admin class A common
$3 preferred A
•
*84
104%
57%
3%
24%
25%
6,100
102 %
*101%
101 %
40
29
28%
28%
27%
28%
6,400
58
{'s
3%
10'/8
33,800
28%
28%
2,200
"13%
65,300
106
105%
105 %
105%
*42
43
42%
18
18
18
18
23 %
23%
23%
23
-
23%
'
*106
108
420
43
43%
150
18%
17%
17%
1,200
'
23%
23%
23'%
23%
79,800
57%
57%
300
18%
900
59'%
58%
18%
♦18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
55%
*54%
55%
54%
54%
*54%
55%
*58
106
43
*54%
61
9%
18%
*42
43
18%
*59
11,200
-13%
105%
59%
3%
13%
*41%
59%
6,000
50%
10%
43
60
58%
/a
3%
28%
*18%
*59
58%
*50
10
1
'
3%
12%
>
10
No par
58%
50%
27%
105
18%
3%
10%
105%
22%
58%
*50
50%
3%
9%
12%
105%
23 %
11,900
25%
*101%
9
9%
28 %
12%
17%
9%
24%
*50
10%
28%
12%
22%
16G
10
10%
28%
12%
43
3%
40
47,700
12%
10% *
28 %
.
-
14%
85
27%
10%
12 %
12%
125
14
*83
57%
58%
50%
3%
125
2,300
28%
28%
♦50/k
14%
84
24%
x24%
X102
104%
27%
125
14
84
3,400
102
9
9%
25%
28%
28%
16%
25
12 % Mar
*41%
3%'
3%
10%
•
57%
51
*50,V
3%
10
27
57%
51
*50/y
„
104'%
*103
*103
9%
25
*123%
14
85%
13%
137/a
84%
124
124
125
12%
84%
90
Mills
15
10%
12%
Ginger Ale com„1.66%
conv preferred
No par
Southern Ry Co
100
Breweries
14%
10%
83%
preferred—100
Zinc-Lead
Canadian
14%
10%
12%
Packing common—No par
preferred
50
Canada
125
14%
83%
California
5%
126
*125
127
14%
11
—15
common
7%
14%
11%
*125
preferred—100
Bldg 7%
14%
<11%
3
Terminal
12%
22% Dec
90
22
125
17%
28%
*39
28 %
9
*88%
*
18%
44
28%
—5
3%
28
125
16%
*42 %
No par
Inc
—1
43% Oct
21%
*123%
22%
21%
*123%
17%
88%
Callahan
21% Dec
22%
125
88 %
29
5
16%
21%
*123%
89%
26
15% Nov 30
*
16%
Jan
Feb
17
*88%
3% Dec
106
124
16%
No par
Co
Co
22%
123%
16%
_No par
—1
Co common
preferred
Watch
22%
22%
125 %
22 %
5
—100
Canada Dry
40%
15
15
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper.
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
22.
39%
15%
9%
2s
page
40%
14%
19%
51%
21
Sep 14
40
9%
28
43 % Apr
26,500
35%
50%
8% Dec
Dec
2,400
43%
35%
9%
12% Feb
13% Mar 30
19%
42%
35%
51%
26% Dec
15% Dec
20
44%
51
28
Jun
19%
42
*35%
9%
8% July 13
10%
17%
17%
35%
17% Jun 27
Jan
17%
31,900
35%
Feb
40
13,600
17%
35%
Jan
Oct
19%
35%
Jan
May
1,900
19'/a
17%
35%
102
Shares
38%
19%
35%
5%
21
37%
17%
35%
103
the Week
I per share
38
19
35%
12%
41
37%
20
22%
Jan
Jan. If)
18.
$ per share
43
*101%
Sales for
17%
19%
103
100
Friday
19%
41%
>
4,900
19
19%
19%
Jan
Jun
16%
38
43%
Jun
16%
29%
*15%
37%
38%
19%
Jun
35%
Jan.
Jan. 17
$ per share
42%
9%
July 14
29%
16%
Thursday
Wednesday
19%
18%
155
155
29%
PRICES
43
3%
94
SALE
19%
16%
109% Mar
155
29
*15%
16%
18%
Bush
27
Sep
*153%
29%
65,600
1,600
2%
24
15% Nov 25
8% Dec
96
154
*15%
.
19%
Bush
24% Jan
Feb
153%
•
1,800
9,500
56%
2%
27
30
4
55%
59,000
„
18%
3%%
Dec
92% July 25
13
Apr 26
57
30
.34%
2%
120
July 12
1
55%
1%
19%
4%
28
Dec
57
82
2%
100% Aug 17
Oct
3% Jan
Jan
Dec
34
42
Burlington Mills Corp common
70y8
29%
35%
51%
28
73
30%
35
*9%
30% Dec
3
29%
35%
42%
18%
17,500
293/4
20
18%
21%
1%
35
18%
Bulova
July
17%
21%
*80%
-V
9%
Buffalo
91
17%
16%
17%
18%
14,200
1%
18%
Bullard
Dec
19
18%
82
2,800
19%
95
57%
1%
51 %
21
Nov
22%
*80%
:
56%
1%
9%
18
19%
21%
223/8
82
50%
20
95
57%
*92%
9%
Oct
May
56%
'
19
19%
19%
95
51%
38% Oct
4
5,400
28%
30
19
57%
: 29
15%
38%
29%
29%
*92%
56%
t per share
39%
1,500
•
121 % Jun
Jun
38%
39%
2,900
18'/a
19%
Jan. 16
Jan. 15
.,# per share
33%
18%
55 %
:
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
1 per share
33
18%
29j/4
35
HIGH
33%
17%
1%
29
AND
33
18%
22
29 V2
15%
16%
10
33%
*80%
82
28 %
■
34 %
56%
153%' 153 %
28 %
*15
;
*34
95 >
1%
'y.34%
55%
,
55%
152%
154
23
v
7,000
34%
18%
22'/8
13/8
29%
1%
29%
12%
12%
13
10
83
*81
81 %
*34
18%
Brown
July 10
25% Feb
29
\
58%
*80%
82
34
...
*92%
18%
21%
22%
i%
12%
18
,,
30
95
81%
12%
33
34
58%
35
55
*153
;
.
*29
30
35% ,35%
V
18%
*93
58
A 55%
:'yy.
1%
*28%
94
*81
82
1%
29
18%
18
*92
21%
21%
*80
.<
y
94
55%
•:
■:
18%
18 %
&*92/A
82%
34
18%
*33%
34
33
12
*81
.V
18%:
Brown
24
Sep
see
13%
9'/a
Brooklyn Union Gas com
5% cum conv preferred
14
Dec
For footnotes
82%
■; 12%
32%
32%
*81
13%
>:
2%
3%%
44% May 17
53
July 12
36% Mar 2
Dec
51
32
82%
13%
13%
1.25
30% Dec
Mar
32
*81
82
14%
27
40% Jan
*31
32%
32%
2,900
18%
Briggs & Stratton—
Bristol-Myers Co common
28
26
31% July 3
17% Mar 30
20% Jun
80
33
*81
Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
29% May 19
105% Jan
31% July 13
Dec
247/8
102
32
*31%
Bridgeport
12
105
102
33%
32%
40 %
17
Jun
103%
*102
33%
32%
16
34% Jan
Jun
102
V
41
Jan
Feb
102
33
14%
Dec
3
102
31
'
40%
Dec
17
102
31
31
31%
16
18%
98%
102
102
102
41
36
Jun
34
14%
35%
6% Jun
34
40 %
Feb
60
34%
2%
Bower
27
76
-
34%
14%
Jun
Apr
35
40%
12%
77
34
14%
29%
13%
35
16%
Erewing Corp of America
Jun
13%
61% July
26% Jun
34
18%
Braniff
15 % Nov
125
Jun
34
2%
27
36% Jun
19%
Jun
19,000
33%
18%
26
7% Mar 10
24
Feb
7%
5,000
12'/2
33%
*33
issued"—100
"when
new
13% Dec
27% July 13
25% July 14
102%
27%
12%
41%
common
32% Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
27%
12%
*19%
i—.
Corp
14
Apr
40
Jan
9
95
37%
27%
12%
40%
preferred
3%%
23
48% Sep
29% Mar
*37%
27%
12%
18%
Inc
27
25% Oct
9%
29% NOV
Club
20
9
Jan
39
37%
27%
12%
37%
—100
Inc
22% Dec
7% Feb
47%
Jan
*37%
27%
12%
Boston & Maine RR (assented)_^100
5%
33
37%
28
11%
No par
(Thej _1
Common
105%
*37%
27%
5
A—
200
*37%
39%
Brass
Book-of-the-Month
16
27
7,300
—No par
1
9% Dec
Dec
20%
5
&
17% Oct
102
20
1
class
Borg-Warner
20%
12
7
2.50
Class B
73 % May 26
20
27%
No par
Co
Aluminum
Co
4,600
20%
8,700
37%
31%
Par
Co
Stores
70
11%
*101
v
Laughlin Inc
Co
69%
11%
No par
Airplane
Ami
71
19%
Jan. 13
Co
70%
27%
LOW
Co
51% Nov
Jan
1
No par
No par
-
717/a
11%
—10
r
71%
*37%
19
10
■
22,700
26%
71%
37%
13%
——1
>
26%
72
27%
:
50
STOCK
Decker Mfg
&
<
Oct
'
42%
42
26%
*71%
27%
pfd—-100
—1
-100
•;
*
v
20
Jun
*18%
7
11%
>
19%
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
13% Jan
'
8 % Dec
25%
69%
11%
*37%
J
2.50
Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
12% July 13
88
20
_—-—
45
20%
20%
>
.10
Bigelow-Sanford
22% Jan
32
19%
10
^Bethlehem Steel (Del) com—No par
7% preferred
-ltfO
28
17% Jun
3
Nov
30% Nov
Dec
Jun
69%
————_———-—1
19% July
Jun
72%
12.50
Co——■—i
&
Foods
51~
6%
71
—5
Mar
21%
73
72
69%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co„18 pesos
32%
Jan
,73
70
—
13% Nov
25%
*71
*70
Cum
64
Jun
43%
26'%
72
Beneficial Indus Loan common—10
11
156
preferred
Si%
6%
42%
27%
71
50
1
Aviation
Bendix
23
$ per share
25% Apr
15% Nov
Jun
44
26
74
Howell Co common
Range for Year 1950
30%
42%
27%
73
Co.
18
Feb
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
Jun
44%
27
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
43%
27
—
Packing
Bange for Previous
9 per share
43%
26
11%
1
1
RR
1215
31% Oct
July 13
Creek
4%%
S)
(A
Beeoh-Nut
39% May 26
139% Jan 21
Dec
31% Mar
42
26%
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp—
2% Jan
90
20
30% Jan
Jan
22% Jun
26% May
July 14
31 y4 Apr
Dec
43
26
-
pfd—No par
conv
cum
Shoe
Beech
18% Oct 23
10
div
$1.50
5
53 % Dec
3
12% Feb
42
100
common
90% Oct
28
173,100
preferred—100
convertible
3%%
13% Dec
29% Jan
23%
Beatrice Foods Co common
33 % Dec
Feb
112,500
22%
—No par
3
32%
15
J 00
Inc
Cigars
7
Jun
14
24'%
Corp—
Jan
27%
14%
23%
——
Works
Iron
Jun
Jan
14
'
May 11
34% Dec
Bath
7% Feb
10%
14%
24%
Oil
74
Jun
13%
22%
preferred
non-cum
21
Mar
6%
14%
24%
Corp (Delaware)
Barker Brothers common.
34% May 17
108
15% Mar 25
20% Jan
13%
23%
Barber
28
25% July 26
13% Jan
9
30
Dec
137/s
23
Bangor & Aroostook common—.50
Convertible 5%
preferred
100
39
3
Jan
13%
21%
74% Aug 17
19
Oct
Dec
101
Feb
Jan
13%
21%
11%
11%
2,000
11%
13%
21%
*11%
1
Corp
Baltimore & Onio common
4%
11%
11%
11%
—13
Inc
T)
61% Dec
12
Apr
39% July 13
15% July 12
Mar
17%
11% Jun
•7%
63
July
Jun
60%
9
Jan
(B
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
54
58%
18%
54%
18'%
*53
55
60
'
(Volume 173
Number 4979
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(389)
NEW
Range for Year 1950
Year 19 Il>
Lowest
$ per
$ per share
Feb
5%
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
9%
$ per
Jan
33
Dec
25 %
Jun
35 J/4
Jan
12 %
Jun
is%
30% Mar
37%
Sep
Nov
131
&
Carpenter
*
56% Nov
140
15
Case
156
Jan
3
32% Jan
27
55
Dec
103% Dec
22
106
Nov
May
Dec
'
47% Dec
34%
Dec
Apr
105%
Dec
104 % Jan
3
108
Dec
Jun
132 J/4
Dec
130% Jan
13
141
Aug 18
13%
Jun
26%
Jan
13% July 13
15%
Jun
18%
Jan
14%
Jun
17
Jan
7% May
•3
;
241/4
17% Apr
18
5%
20% Aug 29
11*4 Apr
6
Jan
4
Dec
3
Jan
26
26
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14,900
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17
16%
17%
5,100
n07%
108 %
*107%
108%
107%
108%
*107%
108%
*107%
1081/4
*107%
108%
60
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
6,400
49
49
49i/4
491/4
49%
49%
49%
49%
49
49
48%
49%
1,400
20 %
20 3/4
9,300
5
_10
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
50
*36%
37%
37
37
37%
1
series-
9%
9%
9%
9%
57%
591/4
58
59
153'/2
152
152
25
59%
*151
1531/2
10
Amer
51%
100
common.
4.20%
*104%
No par
com
33 %■ Nov
36% Dec
Jan
112%
8
Oct
vll%
20 %
20%
20%
37%
38
39
*37%
39
9%
9%
10
10
9%
10
2,400
58%
601/4
58%
59
10,800
57%
60
*152
152
1531/2
152
Dec
14%
Oct
,10%
Jun
14%
Dec
9%
Feb
;
13% Oct
8J% Dec
/ 30
6% July
14% July
12
•
38% Feb
•
113
531/8
52%
53%
105%
104%
105%
*103%
46%
451/2
46%
45%
*106i/a
106%
*106%
106%
141
*141
142
45%
45%
46%
52V4
x52
51%
2
105%
47
"
20
26 % Dec
j
20
141
No par
20
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
' 17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
163/4
Co
5
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
3,100
i
l
91/a
8%
91/a
9%
9%
9%
10%
10%
10%
9%
10%
46,500
'
Sugar
9
140
17%
17%
18%
18%
19%
17%
18%
17%
41%
16% Mar
July 27
24
41%
43
43%
45
44
44
44
9'/4
9%
Central &
l
South
West
17% Mar 30
34% Dec
28
Cerro
de
Co..
31%
Dec
1
29
36
Dec
29
Chain
49
Dec
29
Champion Paper & Fib cDm„-No par*
91
Jun
98%
Dec
.
Jan
-5
107
Dec
18
8
$4.50 preferred ->-__-_:____No par
Checker Cab Mfg_
1.25
5% Aug
9%
Dec
1
98
,
18% Apr
>
'
Nov
34%
Jan
Nov
2,7
85
Feb
3%
Jun
8
Jun
*
51/2
1
25
July
76
Jun
5
May
12
9% Jan
9
Feb
7'A
Feb
131/4
20'/a
Nov
51/a
Jun
10
Jan
3
Jun
14
Dec
convertible
Jan
5
'10% Dec
30
7% Jan
13
23% Dec
28
51% Dec
27
28
Ind
& Louisy
:
Jan
Dec
4
27% Mar 30
•' Jan
11
1
Class
B
u-
Jun
15
3
<22% Dec
24
Dec
36J/4
Jan
27% Jan
3
44% Dec
ii
21%
Jun
29% Mar
26% Jun
30
43
Dec
26
62% Dec
28
53% Dec
Series A
Paul
20
9J/4
Jan
4914
Jun
551/2
Dec
53% Jan
17
251/2
Jun
41 %
Dec
36% Jun
27
56%
Jun
82
Dec
May
13%
Nov
Jun
16%
Jan
Jun
5%
Jan
10
Xl3
2'/a
35
!
;
13% Apr
19
Chicago
19
Yellow
45% Jan
3
Jun
60
Jan
86% Dec
22
Dec
36
Jan
<
29% July 19
44
Dec
19
44 J/a
Jun
681/4
Dec
1
62 % July 13
84% Oct
14
14%
14
14%
22%
22%
223/4
223/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,800
36%
35%
36%
34%
36%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
14,800
27,400
106%
*104%
*105
*8%
9
104%
106
8%
9%
34%
*34%
35
34%
9%
34%
9
.*32%
106
*104%
9%
*33
%
9%
49
106 %
8%
105
9%
9%
300
4,200
105
60
9'A
35
36%
35%
36%
90 Va
*87 Va
,7,300
35
89 Va
35
300
35%
35%
36
35%
89
*87%
90
*87%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
18
16,200
22%
23
22%
23%
23%
23%
22
231/4
22%
233/s
23
23
8,500
36%
35%
91
36%
*87%
36
90
*87%
61,700
c.
200
13%
13%
14%'"
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14%
31%
31%
32%
31
31%
29%
30%
30
30%
29 Va
30
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
35
35%
35%
35%
35 %
353/4
9,800
15%
25
13%
31%
16%
16%
17%
17%
19
17%
18%
18
18%
183/8
183/4
40,300
11%
12%
28%
29%
55
57
10%
10%
11%
25%
25%
27%
53%
53%
55
22%
22%
22%
23%
23%
25%
23%
43%
43%
43%
44%
45
48
451/8
41%
41'A
41
41%
41%
42%
42%
43%
62
62
*61
62%
52%
53
52%
53%
53%
55%
90%
90%
90
90
90
90%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
*18
100'
11 %
24%
52%
No par
No par
18%
18
18%
19
19%
6%
1
: '
'
71/8
6%
"
*61
5,000
11%
10%
11%
11
11 %
12,600
29%
27%
28%
26'A
273A
142,700
54
55%
523/4
54%
31,000
26%
25%
263/8
23'A
25%
47%
45%
473/8
45Vs
463/4
42%
43
42
42aA
*60
63,300
.
50,600
6,000
-
60
60%
*583A
61 Va
200
54%
53%
54%
531/4
54%
12,000
891/2
1
62
52%
89%
89%
90
89%
90
*12
12%
*12
18%
19%
19
7
6%
6%
84
85%
85
85
87
85%
45
44%
44%
*44%
46
441/2
73%
73%
74 Va
74%
75
73%
75%
3,100
12%
18%
193/a
600
19
71/s
85%
45
73
*12
13
63/4
851/2
45
25
86
50,900
56%
25
>
14%
54%
62%
6%
7
11%
13%
27%
•*:
100
5%% preferred'Copper Co__
Chrysler Corp
15%
36%
47%
*33%
'
No par
Chile
15%
36 %
47%
106
35
,
15%
36%
47
106
8%
'•"*
35
15%
*35%
>
900
89
100
10
Cotton
;30%
14%
22%
15%
common
27,900
13%
46%
No par
Chickasha
Childs Co
4,700
11%
36%
Oil
11
22
26%
*221/4
15%
Cab.
Sep
7% Jun
25%
11%
46
Chic Rock Is & P&c RR Co.'.No par
Conv preferred series A
100
14
26%
14%
36j/2
___
3% Feb
26%
1,600
23
'
88% Mar 17
77
July 12
11% July 26
13% Jan
4
...v
4,500
10%
15%
convertible preference
26%
13%
36
Chicago & North West com
No par
5% preferred .2
;
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
$3
25%
22%
46%
P__
&
26 %
10%
15%
preferred-—--—
150
26
23
46
2
St
Mfiw
Chic
33%
111%
14 Va
36
'
4%
17
333/4
*111 Va
10%
16
Ry Co cl A
2,700
34%'
1113/4
22%
46%
Chic
5,500
3,500
93/s
13%
37
(The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
5% preferred -2
:
50
21
173/4
44%
9%
10%
45%
Chicago Corp
16% Dec
173/4
*43 %
9%
14%
15%
preferred
800
22%
*35%
14
3
27%
16%
10
11
27
46%
37% Dec
•
27%
36%
15% Apr
32% Dec
3
27%
15%
18
13
27
46%
Chic &. East 111 RR Co com__No par
Class A
40
7% Jan
Jan
8%
34%
3%%
27
28%
*35%
Corp, of .Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry oommon__25
—
27%
*111%
I
Chesapeake
28
25%
22,500
18%
.
34%
111%
34%
...No par
.
29
19% Jan
'
5 J/2
Jun
Jun
'
:
Dec
11% Jan
•
Co.
5
21% Dec
10% July 12
Dec
Jun
28
90 y2 Dec
■4,17
3
12%
24
35%, Dec
15
Jan
2
32% Oct
30
4% Feb
4
10 % Jun :
:
Belt
27%
34%
*111
34%
111
610
17 %
36%
3
25% July 12
30% Jan
28
111
17
44%
9%
9%
141
*9%
6% Dec
Dec
Nov
Jun
9%
26
34%
9%
140 Va
14
r
26% Dec
16%
31%
18%
111
9%
*106%
22%
5
9.50
Capper Corp..
Certain-Teed Copper Corp
,
11% July 26
Jun
22% July
111
25
25
*34
26
25%
.__.No par
Pasco
34%
34%
50
Corp com
Violeta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
Central
12
9%
9%
III1/2
IH1/2
50
20
'
*
34
*
„__L_
Sep
9% Oct
3
9%
100
6% July 14
12% Jan
•
200
47%
106
140
of Ga By 'Co vtc
No par
preferred -series B vtc
100
Class B
;
21,700
106
17%
v «
45'3/4
106 3/4
45
107
41%
■
9,200
141
Central BR Co of N J class A
V
513/4
105%
*140i/s
Dight common
27
30
151
51%
*104
*105%
v4%% preferred'
Feb
151
52%
*104
105%
142
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No par
Central Illinois
27;-Dec
9
,
July 17
9% Jun 27
•
Jan
<21'A
July 13
*10% Feb
<
52%
500
106
106
.5%
10% Mar 29
8% July 13
Oct
•U.12
1
Dec
.
19%
*36%
*104%
52
105%
45%
19%
37%
9%
•
*140%
Central
,
*151
9%
__10Q
i___.No par
preferred .2
Aguirre
59
100
Tractor
Central Foundry Co__L
39% Dec
3'
13%
Corp
Corp common
Central
117% Dec
Jan;.- 3
15
13%
17
'
>104%
1
Celotex
7% July 17
Jan
,9%
10
Shares
13%
2nd preferred
7%
15
Jan
6
Jun
6% Mar
1
Jan
21
•
4%
$4.75 1st preferred
1
the Week
16%
preferred
15% July 14
11% Mar
Jun
12%
29% Mar 21
Sales fov
Jan. 19
S per share
16%
common
Celanese Corp of
29
Apr
97
Friday
Jan. 18
$ per share
13%
Co common
Preferred
Thursday
$ per share
Jan.17
$ per share
16%
___
General
Caterpillar
9
23 %
■
&
(J I)
1%
1
29
Mar
X114
-
Corp
Carriers
$ per share
13%
Ry
Co
Conv preferred
16
Dec
•
'
10 % Jun
37 J/a
146
Jun
100% Aug
Carrier
Steel
PRICES
Wednesday
100
Light
104'/a
Jan
26%
Carolina
28
SALE
Jan. 16
No par
Ohio
Power
I per share
HIGH
Tuesday
1
&
39 y2 May 18
35% July 13
Nov
45 J/2
Jan. 15
10
Mfg Co
Carolina Clinch
21% May 20
<
Jun
(Philip)
Carey
1
50% Dec
x7% Mar 13
Dec
Par
AND
Monday
Jan. 13
34% Mar 16
15% July 13
331/2 Dec 19
8'%
Saturday
Capital Airlines Inc
28
20% May
27% July 27
301/4 Jan
3
26%
30
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
A
110% July 13
Jan
Feb
Feb
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11
102
108
YORK
share
14% Dec
13
July 26
Jun
6
NEW
Highest
share
8'/a Jen
Oct
14
100
YORK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
13
85%
85%
43
43
75
74%,
3,800
85%
45
75%
*44
73%
7
73/8
16,600
480
190
84,600
"
•'
Bange for Previous
Highest
I per share
26%
Apr
32%
97%
Jan
105%
Sep
Feb
29%
Dec
Jan
59%
Dec
X20
42%
27% July 26
Sep
103% July
$ per share
34% Feb
■:
109% Mar
3
Jan
24
15
68% Mar 22
6y4 Jun
30
6%
Feb
79%
Jun
86
Sep
82
Jan
3
Jan
34%
Dec
28% pec
16% Feb
8% Nov
19
16
Dec
16
Jun
i9%
Oct
20%
Jun
30%
Jan
67
Nov
85
/
-
24
.
138
36% Mar
108
Oct
.
20%
Jun
105
Jan
72
Mar
43%
Dec
112%
Jun
28 %
108
<
23
40% Dec
29
1
150
Sep
19
Mar 30
87
Nov
18
Jun
47% May
106'4 Oct
Dec
36%
Dec
73
3
37
Jan
4
12% Jan
Feb
43
Jan
10% Aug
15%
Jan
24%
35 %
Dec
Jun
101%
Dec
3% July
21 y2
Jun
105%
3
Feb
3% July 11
22
29
70%
Nov
!ywl% Sep
;2% Jan
Jun
172
Sep
134% July 27
70% July 17
112% Dec
7
1075
Jan
1075
Jan
946
29%
Feb
89
Jan
43%
t
Dec
100
Dec
■».
X13%
Feb
17%
Jan
12%
Jun
19
Jan
15
Dec
18
37% July 17
95
Dec
"
Jun
19%
Jan
Jun
17%
Dec
Jun
17%
Dec
16% Jan
13
7%
Jun
16%
Dec
15% Jan
17%
Jun
29 %
Dec
16%
Jun
28 Va
Dec
25
9%
Jun
13
Dec
7%
«.
5% Jan
5
34% Dec
26
143
Feb
18
92
Dec
Feb
13%
Oct
Sep
57
26%
Jun
32%
Oct
30% Jun
18%
Jun
22%
Sep
Feb
27%
Dec
46 %
Feb
60J/a
Dec
13%
Jun
20%
Dec
15% July
25 y8
Jan
26% Dec
5%
$4.50
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—1
5%
preferred
Cleve & Pitts RR Co
gtd
Special
.
Clinton
Foods
4%
34%
Dec
25% July 13
3% Feb 15
2%
Jun
4%
Jan
21%
Feb
29%
Dec
X106
Apr
109
Oct
Jun
10%
8
Jun
12%
29% July
36
Jun
13%
Jan
85
Jan
10T
24
37% Dec
21
5%
conv
101% Jan
273A
37%
39
39
36%
36%
*36%
A—2.50
29%
29%
2.50
£9%
29%
1st preferred
100
2nd preferred—100
July 28
30% Dec
4
3
293/i
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
293A
293i
29 3A
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,400
13%
xl3Va
39
39
39
39
10
47
47%
47
24 3/a
24%
24
47%
243A
28%
Solvents
96
Dec
44%
4,100
20%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
6,000
40
39
40
40%
40 3/4
40%
403A
49
48%
49
48%
49%
48%
49
14,100
'24 3/4
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
18,800
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
.
28%
1
7,700
28%
28,700
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
12,300
24%
24%
24%
243A
32%
33
32%
34%
34%
35%
34%
34%
333/4
34V4
34%
34%
3,300
8%
83A
8 3/a
8%
8 3/a
8%
8%
8%
8 3/a
25,100
30%
30 5/a
30%
303A
30%
30%
30%
303/4
30%
39,900
107 Va
107 Va
107 Va
107%
107 Va
107%
107%
1,200
24 3A
25%
24%
24%
24%
9,300
preferred
——
Gas Elec Lt
8%
..
28%
"
83/4.
•
107
1073/8
■i
■„
_
31
107%
8
3,700
& Pwr Co
common
25
25
25
25
24%
25
100
100
112%
112%
112%
112%
112
112%
*112%
113%
*112%
114
112%
112%
*106%
108%
*106%
108%
106%
106%
106 Va
106%
*106 Va
106%
*106Va
106%
80
Grocers Corp—1.33%
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
16%
15%
16 Va
15%
15%
15,100
5
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
'11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
1,400
15
100
1
47%
48
47%
473A
47%
48
46
47%.
47%
473A
47
47%
5,700
28%
28%
28
28%
28 Va
29
28
28%
27
28
27
27%
14%
15
143A
15 Va
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
4,100
15%
15%
153/8
153/4
15%
153/4
15%
16
16
16%
16%
17 Va
13,900
18%
18%
18 3/8
19 3/8
18%
19 Va
18'A
19
18%
19%
18%
19
49,400
22,600
4%%
Preferred 4%
series
B_
series C
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
RR of Cuba
6%
Consumers Power Co
pfdInc
Co
Inc
10c
1
com—..No par
preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
Container Corp of Am com new_10
4% preferred
—a—
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
$4.50
$3.75
44%
25
107%
23
45%
10%
25
41% Jun
44%
24%
*1Q7 Va
107% July 19
100
45
10%
No par
24
10,100
43%
24%
No par
Jan
51,000
13
10 3/a
Baltimore
Preferred
24%
13%
65
24 Va
30%
Consolidated
•
13%
12%
*64%
65
10 3/a
30%
100
12 3/a
243A
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
111
39%
48
133/a
12
24%
33% May 19
113% May 12
21%
13%
*63
10 Va
28
6
21
12%
28%
7% Dec
47% Feb
45
13%
65
10 Va
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar..
,No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
28
45
Va
12%
*63
28%
28%
6
12
123/4
65
24%
Edison
Feb
108% May 24
14% Sep 25
13%
12%
*63
10%
Conde
117% Apr
133/a
410
6,000
243/a
Commonwealth
11% Feb
1
13 Va
3,070
.
Publishing Co.—No par
33% Mar 16
,
No par
Co__
-25
Motors
Oil of Delaware
32%
32%
323/4
112
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
*108%
109 3/a
*108%
1093/a
♦108%
34
109%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*105%
106%
*105%
106'A
106%
32%
'32%
35
106'A
32%
35
*105%
32%
32%
33
6,000
32%
32%
111%.
111 Va
111%
111'A
111%
109%
108 Va
108 Va
103%
109
210
35
10,500
35%
34
35 Va
34
480
106%
*105%
106%
30
18
18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
6,400
*93
94%
94
94
94
94%
94
94
94
94
94
94%
510
33 5/a
18,800
33%
33%
33%
*104
34
106
333A
*104
34
33%
34%
33 3/a
33%
*105%
33%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13%
13 Va
13%
10
70
70%
69
70%
69%
70%
70 Va
70%
70%
70%
693A
70
9%
9%
93/a
9%
9%
11
10%
11%
134,500
91%
92
91
923/a
15,300
1
9%
3
89%
106
106 Va
12%
preferred—
Insurance
32
*111%
*108%
280
*104
Continental
29
No par
28
22.
293/4
'
'
Engineering
55% Jan
page
29 Va
21
Oct
see
30
20%
Continental
25
29 3/8
20%
Continental
65%
43%
20%
28
Feb
43
5
H
47%
43%
45
9% Dec
Dec
8%
3,080
42
44%
Commercial
230
7,800
43
45%
of
44,100
38
443/4
$5
22%
37%
28
•
22
37%
43% Dec
19
22%
22 3/4
38
12%
27% Jun
22%
21 3/4
12,200
>
,
3,900
-r:
63%
109% Mar 18
21%
50 3A
44
12%
6
993A
21
203/4
45
63%
30% Feb
993A
213/a
993/4
20 3/a
27%
13%
A 41
993A
21
*99%
43
65
Nast
X50%
993/4
50 3/8
45
12%
Co-
*1000
50%
503/4
27%
12%
Inc
1,000
4,800
45%
13%
Superheater
40
88
126
44%
*63%
3
—
137
27%
common..No par
Commercial Credit
88
1253/4
44
Pictures
Co
89
126%
43%
Gas
So Ohio Elec
*1000
*1000
137
139
27%
$4.25 cum preferred w w—No par
Columbian Carbon Co
,No par
Columbus &
89
125
28
Columbia
6
*137
44
Columbia
22% Mar
90
126%
44%
13
System Inc.—No par
139
5,300
27%
24
78% Jan
78%
Jun
126%
6,200
:
40
13
50% July 13
57/a Jun 29
Feb
5%
*89
1,800
43/8
34%
39%
72% Oct
Jan
56%
8
*137
1
4%
33%
40
14% Apr
14% Oct
—
30
Dec
138
4%
34%
27%
11
13% Dec
9%
108%
4
33%
40
Oct
Julv 17
Jun
108%
4
347/a
39
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl
Class B
No par
Continental Diamond Fibre.
5
6%
108%
108%
5,200
37%
11
*
102% Feb
108 3/4
4
33%
74
27%
40% Oct
24
Dec
1
40
•
29
Dec
37
non-cum
19% Jan
37%
For footnotes
26%
36%
38%
26%
4%
106% Dec
102%
107%
4%
35%
*1000
21
11
Jun
1081/4
90
38% Dec
11
Jun
31%
128
non-cum
32% Dec
30%
31 '/a
89%
4%
4
95
31%
126%
21
4
88
31%
90
41% Dec
Jan
14% Apr 24
32
130
37%
Mar 16
Dec
31%
90
38 Va
20
preferred
Colorado & Southern Ry com___100
36
Dec
31%
263/4
24% Nov
Vultee Aircraft—
Nov
17%
x98
21,200
22%
Consolidated
Dec
20
31
22%
18
28
42
30%
22 3/a
Dec
15
73
*41
21%
19
Sep
*72
21%
;
~20
73
41%
21%
6
1,600
31'
128
__
210
32
107
41%
91
*1000
*106%
30%
Colo Fuel & Iron Corp com—No par
23% Oct
10% Jan
108
138
138
*72
32
32%
107
42%
130
*90
129%
31%
*106%
6,500
•J.
30%
20%
Apr
7
*4
35%
32
107
•
29%
*72
.
993A
preferred1
$3.50
Textile
7
*135
138
*135
4%
35%
88%
*41%
V
20 Va
■
Corp
Consolidated
Dec
93
100
22
Dec
32
*105%
73
107%
17% Sep
28
33
107
108%
Dec
109
45%
109%
108%
4
"15
88%
45%
108%
35%
5,900
175
109%
35%
A
*84%
45%
108%
4
*145
88%
110%
100
3
35%
•2,800
45%
No par
4
19%
41
109%
31%
Retail Stores
Dec
73
4,200
19
40%
45%
31%
Consolidated
Dec
f
175
90
.
30%
110%
31%
Consol
May
74%
42% V
*84%
,
93
1101/2
31%
22
110%
*32
"106%
*145 1
30
x45%
31%
28
113%
*41%
32%
107
175
30%
46*%
110
1
common..
13% Dec
Apr
42%
A
42%
28% Dec
Apr
>73
74%
*41%
46
10.9
30%
*84%
30%
27
103%
*73
46
109%
*145
-
r
106
88%
29%
10% July 13
9 % Mar
8
105%
*106%
175
*84%
*99%
18
25
32%
32%
107
*145
.
88%
20 Va
15
7%
45'/4
175;
993A
26
Jun
413/4
193/4
12% Jan
Jan
19%
41
99%
9% July 5
40% July 28
Va
18%
42%
19%
10% July 13
12% Mar
20%
41%
99%
Sep
46% Mar
20
42%
19%
11%
21
20%
42%
99%
Feb
Jun
20%
109%
.
*92
30%
20%
*84%
45%
11
11 %
93
42%
*145
84%
32%
10%
*92
41%
175
*106%
11
92
201/4
No par
8
Feb
41%
30%
Collins & Aikman Corp__®____No par
Jan
Jun
20%
41%
10%
*91 %
30
101 % May 22
22
Oct 10
14 Va
10
.5,000
10%
29%
50%
Jun
11%
11%
10%
*89% 1 93
93 V
30%
50%
11
38%
.10%
493A
20
105% Sep
19,400
49%
12
112% Dec
46%
49
Cons
Dec
45%
49%
26% July 12
106% July 19
23
46%
49%
8% July 18
Feb
453/4
*1000
20% July 12
25%
46%
No par
18
Dec
45%
Coca-Cola Internatl
24% Nov
Nov
46%
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com__No par
5
Aug
45%
*41%
Co
Combustion
10 %
3,200
45%
30%
2nd preferred—*
100
(The) com
No par
cum
36%
29%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7%
preferred-Coca-Cola
36%
30
conv
Corp
37%
29%
pfd
2—
4%% -cum
Clopay
*105%
37
24
1
30%
Inc
105%
36%
..No par
Molybdenum.,
38% Nov 30
30 Va
50
50
gtd
1%
stock
4%
Climax
105%
36%
50''- Nov
67% Jun
Jun
100
a—
5,900
1051/2
37%
29%
111
105%
105%
37%
*89%
45%
105%
Shares '
32%
105%
'
*109
32%
3
18
Jun
No par
preferred—
32%
$
10%
10%
84%
323/a
share*"
37
30%
93
*145
32%
27
26
7%
100
preferred.
..100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com__No par
non-cum
■'<,
32%
Oct
29
24%
20
p^share
32%
vpr
44%
-
20%
5
Clark Equipment Co
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
Sales fov
the Week
32%
Jan
July 11
24% Apr
'43% Dec
10%
29%
Jan. 18
t
36%
105
*89%
.
Friday
Jan. 19
Thursday
?
32%
t per share
165
»
18% Nov 14
21%
5
100
No par
City Investing Co common—
5%%
preferred
City Products Corp
City Stores Co___
105
Jan.17
share*
1004
11
July 26
10% Dec
8
68%
45
'
July 12
48 % Mar
44%
28
-
13
25% July 11
36%
112% Mar 16
*'
15
Jan
36%
'
13
16 Va Feb
16
17
Mar 14
37% Mar 15
21
7%
*104%
28
43
14% July 17
14% Mar 30
8%
Nov
29% Dec
Mar 27
Xl24%
July
73
!
:
Jan
100
preferred _i
4%
;
PRICES
Wednesday
•
I per
per share\
32%
32%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp.—_No par
com.
SALE
Jan. 10
32%
Elec
&
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan.15
f per thare
Par
Gas
AND
Monday
Jan. 13
8.50
107% May 29
29% July 17
99% July 12
Dec
5%
"0%
A
LOW
Saturday
X.
STOCK
'
Cincinnati
4
31% Dec
30
62% Jan
8
112% Mar
38% July 26
Sep
6
23% July 13
Dec
Mar 15
20% Jun
«
Xl08
Aug
20
May 12
34
'
61%
133
Mar 11
29
93
1
'
<■
4
41% Dec
25
8%
24
36% Dec
26
■_
YORK
exchange
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
.
NEW
Range for Year 1950
Lowest
STOCKS
■
,
Year 1949
Lowest
9 Vt
90
9%
89
91
90%
1053A
10
90%
*104
89%
106
92
*104
106
*104
106
11,100
3,600
14
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NEW
Range for Prevfou.
I per
Range for Year 1950
Lomcm
Highest
$ per
share
$ per
share
Jun
15%
Jan
13% Jan
19%
Jun
24 V.
Dec
20
51 '/a
July
NEW
Higueat
share
11%
Saturday
3
27% Nov
25
Continental
July 17
27% Nov
24
Cooper-Bessemer
533/4 July 25
55% Ma- 'I
12%
Feb
12
Jun
17
41
Dec
26
12
Jun
19 %
Jan
14 % Jun
27
223/4 Dec
28
Steel
$3 prior preferred
Copper Range Co_
Copperweld Steel Co
ll,8u0
28% Jan
100
Sep
100% July 11
2% Feb
5%
Dec
1%
2%
Oct
1% July 13
Jun
21l/2
Jun
96
Jun
32 %
22% July 13
Jan
104
Dec
101
Jar.
14%
Nov
10
23
Feb
29%
Dec
26% Jun
13%
Oct
19% Jan
36%
Jan
42%
Apr
20
Jun
30
Dec
8%
6% Mar
6
30% Jan
Coty
30% Mar
4
17% Jan
3
1053,4 May
105
Dec
102 % Jan
11
24
Jan
16% Jan
3
343i Dec
72 %
Jan
54
Mar 31
82% Nov
4pr
17% Jun 26
Jan
6
22% Dec
28
12%
160
16%
Feb
5%
Dec
160
May
May
15% Jun
27
Feb
14
175
8% Mar
Jun
25
7% July
180
Nov
preferred
of
5
4%
4 %
43/4
45/8
4%
4%
434
3,800
2%
2%
2%
2%
2 5/e
25/a
2%
2%
6,300
28%
12,000
28%
28%
28 %
*102%
*102','2
104%
12%
12%
12%
12%
28%
233/a
27%
28
Press
10%
10%
103/s
*70%
73%
113/g
26%
26%
*253i
26%
25%
26
25%
uv.-' '
"
-V
26% Dec
99% Dec
14%
Dec
13% July 10
15
15% Jan
16% Mar
17% May
22 % Dec
26%
Jan
31
92
Jan
98 %
28
July 26
96% May 24
Jan
92%
Jan
7%
Jun
100%
18% July 13
May
Aug
Dec
96
July
100
12% Nov
4% May
9%
Jun
29
5
July 24
11% Jan
Jan
3
6% Jun 27
Jan
43%
Jun
3
22
Jan
31
Dec
5 </c
30
1023/s Aug 21
102% Sep
1
10
Jan
24%
*129 ■ '
132%
32 3/s
32%
:
1
preferred
3.75%
series
Preferred
5
3.90%
series
Decca
Oct
38% Jan
4
593/4 Dec
Sep
34% July 13
29% Jan
3
Oct
18
45 % Dec
19
Jun
9%
Jan
27
14 % Dec
20
Jun
223%
Dec
19
Dec
20
23% Jun
21
Delaware
19
Jun
30%
Dec
24% Jun
29
58
28
34%
Jun
53%
Dec
42% Jun
27
72 % Dec
12%
Dec
,14%
Dec
20
Jan
23%
Sep
12
Apr 20
213J, July 13
52% July 12
Jun
4%
58
Jun
Jan
9%
Jan
29
68
Jun
24% Mar
5% July 12
21% Mar 13
32% Nov
17
13%
Nor
12% Jun
27% Nov
22
16%
Jun
22%
Nov
31%
Sep
40
Jan
18% July 13
35% Mar 8
18
9%
Jun
13%
Dec
11% Mar 31
6%
Jun
9%
Nov
6% July 13
12%
Jun
18%
Dec
17
July 13
8
May 16
16% Dec
49
37
29
Dec
Devoe &
Dec
21
16% Dec
27
9% Jan
Lowest
Highest
#•.
$ per share
31%
Jan
12% Jan
35
July 26
48% Jun 29
57
10
Jun
14% Mar
13
Jan
Oct
Dec
101%
101
Apr
Apr
16%
Dec
78
Sep
11% Mar
8%
Jun
43%
Jun
119
108%
Sep
123%
Dec
15-%
15%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
33
34%
33 3/a
33%
33%
33%
8,300
32%
31%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
6,100
*97%
99
98
98
98
98
100
9%
34%
100
100
'101%
99
102%
'101%
4
July 17
153/4 Jan
11
Divco
47% Oct
18
Dixie Cup
Class A
9
'
Dr.
9%
Jun
8
18%
19%
18%
19%
17,000
10%
9%
9%
9%
9%
76,100
12,400
45%
61%
63
63
64%
36%
36%
36%
*355/8
47 3A
49 %
*35 %
45
453/4
15
453/4
47
48%
65%
62%
63%
36
36'%
37
48%
49%
48%
49%
13,900
15
15%
48
64
153/4
14%
15%
80,000
9,500
1-.000
21
20%
20%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
3,200
57%
57
58%
583/4
603/a
58
60%
60%
61%
60%
6IV4
11,700
73 %
73
73%
74%
75%
75
16
A
<$1,100
*62
'
•
*16
16
223/4
7
1
31%
5
*16%
74
*62
16
22%
7
31%
31%
17
16%
17
17
.
75%
3,700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
21,800
22%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
22%
14,300
*62
7%
•
313i
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74%
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651
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7;
7
%*
16%
22%
22%
65
74
75
16%
22%
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.65
,'-7
65
7
7%
,
*62
f
65
7
65
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7%
7%
7
9,200
31%
-
31%
31%
'31%
31%
17
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
1678
1,900
20,200
*31
31%
2
243/,
26%
26%
27%
27%
28%
27
28%
28
.No par
27%
27%
*47%
48%
47%
473/4
47%
48
47
47%
46
463/4
453/8
46%
*36.
*36
36%
2,000
28%
preferred
25
1,800
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
2
16%
16%
36%
1,400
16%
16"%
16%
17
16%
17
163/8
18
17%
18
50c
9%
9%
7,400
9%
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10
2
Corp
10%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27%
283/i
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
Monday
Jan. 13
28 5/»
AND
HIGH
*36
21,200
Jan. 15
1 per share
t per share
27,200
I;
53%
53%
*52%
53%
51%
52%
51%
52
No par
13'A
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
135/8
133/a
14
14%
14 7
32%
33'/a
32%
33
33
33%
32
323/4
32%
33%
33%
33 3 8
12,500
17%
17%
106%' 108
61,700
Rights
Sep 27
111% Jun
15
$4 preferred series A
181
No par
*108'%
109'%
No par
*180
183
217%
*181
*91
14%
Oct
July 12
11% Mar 27
*22
Jun
14
14 3A Dec
18
5
Ltd
No par
Aircraft
16
No par
2nd
50c
common
3%% convertible preferred
•Dunhill International
Duplan Corp
.,
85% Jun
12
108%
80
80%
21%"
29/64
109%
*91
92%
l
*19
20
20
15
15
109%
184
21%
..No par
,
17%
106
100
15
17%
107
80%
9
84
84%
165/8
105
82%
29/64 29/64
29/64
109%
21%
52%
17 Va
18%
106%
IO734
81 %
82'A
25,800
IS'
11
31/64
239,000
i!
183 5/a
21%
360
3,000
8
82%
81
*108%
21%
109
109
109%
185
183%
185
21%
21%
9,500
400
200
21%
11,200
92%
*91
92%
*91
20%
*20
20 %
20
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
800
15%
14%
15
14%
15
143/4
14%
3,300
86%
48.000
15'/a
14%
83%
84%
Preferred
345/8
$4.50
series
-No par
*123%
124
124
124%
Preferred
*1233/4
124%
*123%
$3.50
series.
.No par
*105 Va
106
105%
105%
106
106
*
Duquesne
9% Dec
ll
11% Jan
pfd.__50
*52%
10
DWG Cigar Corp
85%
92%
84%
105 %
52%
52%
52%
53
53
11
11
10%
; 10%
11
11
23%
0
*51%
109
1
3.75%
52%
186
21%
30
Light Co
*51%
*184%
22
Jan
*45%
*108%
213/4
15
45%
109%
Jun
106
15%
45%
183
52% Nov
9
101% Jan SI
X15
31/64
12
122% Jan
17%
107%
795/s
*181
21%
173/8
109%
80%
«
(EI)) & Co—
Common
127% Apr
16%
104%
80'A
80
I7(5 29/64
preferred
Industries
>'<
16'%
101%
15
common
.
Du Pont de Nem
60% Jan 13
I.90U
16
46%
Douglas
18
6,700
155/b
45%
Dow Chemical Co
Oct
Shares
15%
46
15%
46
19
20%
share
15%
45
19
$3.25
S per
15%
44%
28
Dresser
S per share
15%
44%
Dec
Mines
8
the Week
No par
Dome
18
Sale, for
Jan. 19
15%
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
19
Friday
Jan.18
45
11 Dec
7
Thursday
Jan. 17
S per share
15%
83% Dec
13
Wednesday
Jan. 16
t per share
44%
97
119% Jan
Tuesday
PRICES
1
16
107
SALE
No par
common
6
Dec
12%
10
195/a
9%
723/4
100
„>..__20
common
4
.
21% Oct
Oct
>130
.
56%
13
17% Jan
883/i Dec
Aug
100
18%
*20%
100
54% Jan
36% Jan
Mar
124%
103%
18%
Light Co___13.50
25% July 12
11% July 25
69% Jan 13
July 17
102 3/8
*99%
'102%
10%
16
Pepper Co
81
Jan
98%
102%
9%
15%
Corp
16 %
Feb
80
98%
102%
45
51% Dec
97%
99
102%
18'A
10
45
15%
;
320
97%
14%
1
5,800
1,000
34
15%
...
28%
101
973/4
15%
preferred
28%
32%
50
EXCHANGE
24% May
86% Jan
633/4 Nov
99
15%
28%
32%
43%
25/64 Dec
723/4
99
*15%
49
Par
May 24
10
57%
28%
*99
15%
28%
34%
44
9%
9
43%
28%
99
47%
Co
0
Nov
Apr
3,400
991/4
33%
34
31%
'99
60%
$ per share
Nov
Feb
32'%
15%
46%
NEW YORK
..
17
43
9,000
132%
32
99
*16%
100
Diamond T Motor Car CO
Range for Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
53%
48%
43.600
26
253/4
'129
32%
15%
17%
*99
Corp-Seagrams Ltd..
38%
Sep
253/b
132%
31%
29
45%
Stores
Feb
18%
25%
*129
32%
710
1,200
99
45%
Diana
Jun
Jan
25%
132%
313/4
83/a
104 Va¬ 105 %
28%
45
for
cum
9%
105 %
99
*16%
*98
100
Distill
Feb
12%
28%
36
5
24%
Dec
25%
'129
32%.
61 %
29% Nov 24
45%
38%
25%
132 Vi
32%
8%
104%
■
$ per share
July
24%
*129
101.
STOCKS
(
.
'
I per share
24%
32%
36
ctfs
Range for Previous
Year 1949,
11%
*15%
99
Raynolds class A
$1.50
33%
31%
*35%
for common.:
Match
45,600
9
104%
Rio Grande West RR
Diamond
7
9%
11%
60%
cifs
Vilbiss
1,400
11%
15%
*98
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Detroit Steel Corp
De
26%
11%
61 %
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR
Jun
26%
11%
36
Feb
2
26
11%
15%
100
20
Derby Oil Co^(The)
Detroit Edison
!___
11%
34% Dec
1
7
*99
17
No par
Hudson
May 19
15
29
common
preferred
Escrow
17% May 26
*16
f 27%
15%
100
Delaware Lack & Western
19
24
15%
1
Jan
50
2,500
26%
26
11%
50c
36%
Escrow
11%
11%
18%
40%
Denver &
100
11%
56
102%
Jun
Dec
15,000
11%
se
17%
&
10%
71%
11%
56
*101%
Power
10
*70%
11%
56
18%
Mar
7% Jun
10%
72
2,300
4,800
200
57
102%
26
5%
*70%
27
22%
22%
*170
8%
17%
31
&
10
10%
73
*26%
22%
55%
132%
31%
101
Deep Rock Oil Corp
7%
10
26%
200
104%
'101%
Deere & Co
22
9%
50c
20
*26%
*170
410
17,700
2,200
55%
C_____100
30
Delaware
90
104%
Inc
Records
39%
88%
8%
Co
41% Dec
37
24%
*129
28
*99
20
B
3
:
28
100
A_.
series
convertible
Rubber
38%
A;
common
preferred
Dayton
38%
88 %
/%:
Preferred
29
37
*87
(?
105
55%
11%
pfd.—e.lOO
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
Dayton Power & Light common
Preferred 3.75% series A
34% Mar 17
104%
104%
11%
113/4
Davega Stores Corp common___2.50
102% Mar 21
18% Dec
Corp
3 %l/c
19% May 10
173/4 Feb 17
D
•
Dana
104%
9
55%
24%
Inc
,.v"-
2
11% July
-•
30
12
3,700
104'%
104
55%
.No par
Cutler-HSmmer
8 %"
104
55
11%
.
Cushman's Sons Inc VIo
13
1033/4
55
1
common
;
20
Jan
9
103%
No par
1
29
Jan
9
No par
;
Jan
96
400
50%
22%
11%
No par
common
preferred
32% Dec
.,13%
17 Va
36%
50%
200
*693/4
11%
28
Nov
16
36%
50%
27%
21%
11%
25
15% Mar
27
*170
71%
5534 Jan
96"%
28%
22%
200
11%
148% Nov
Jun
*170
10%
27
Jan
22%
200
71%
July 13
9
27%
22%
*170-
10%
Oct
%/
28%
22 %
22%*
200
11%
Nov
138
16%
36%
50%
104 y4
104%
104%
16
36y8
50 3/4
50
74%
52%
21
104
163/a
38
*363/8
50
10%
145%
Feb
104
15%
16%
38
49%
11%
Jun
223/4 Feb 17
25,000
16
*37
*70%
Curtis Publishing
$7 preferred
125
1,500
5
25
Jan
28 V.
10
10 '/a Oct
Jan
28%
100
common
July 13
26%
28%
36%
5
137
28
87
Oct
Sep
28%
35%
8%
Class A
8,900
28
87
22%
200
12%
28 %
36 3/4
*170
104
12%
*27%
87%
__100
28%
*103
123/4
36
common__10
28%
104'%
12%
86%
Inc
Curtis-Wright
*103
12%
36%
Feb
8
28%
28 3/4
103
250
12
86
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc___2.50
18
104
28%
103
184
123/s
35%
22
87
30%
36 3/8
28%
103
184
12%
28%
26% Nov
12% Dec
28%
103
85%
Jun
17
16
23%
104
184
363/a
July 13
••
25
4%
23/4
20
Mar
9%
183%
4%
Dec
24% Aug
184 3/4
5,400
183%
25%
3
184
€0
200
69'A
2%
Feb
3
185
68%
4%
28
Cuneo
'
*184%
44
695/8
85%
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
7% Jan
69
28
5
20% Jan
69
85%
19
Apr
67%
673/4
100
31
Jan
104
100
103/4 Oct
9%
102%
104
pfd.
non-cum
13% Jan
'24%
102
104%
preferred
convertible
RR 6%
77% Oct
Dec
102%
*104
183%
1033/4
Prior
44%
*1013/4
104%
44
2%
1033/4
Cuban-American Sugar
7 %
preferred
20
44%
102 %
*104
43/4
_
5 %
44%
*1013/4
104%
2%
16%
Cuba
44%
1013%
67
50
3
Jun
183
67
37
9% July 17
19%
66 %
103%
15%
64% July 13
133
67%
44
101%
*103%
102
49%
Feb
7
6,000
44%
10334
*101%
37
Jan
18%
44%
43 %
43%
16
13%
44 %
1,409
49%
73
102% Dec
69
37
Jun
43%
68
49%
Nov
109
68 %
103%
2.50
preferred
10 %
4%
68
4%
America
60
16
68
'36%
15
31
Nov
July
67%
No par
$2
29
49
4,300
68%
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer com__No par
19
28
Nov
15%
2
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal common
Mar
310
15%
1
30
14
50%
15%
25
Creameries
41% Oct
50
15%
100
common
5
94
21
Co
11
49% Dec
50
16
102
183
Jan
13
50
15%
1
Jan
27
51
15%
68
1
Corp
14
27% Jan
*49%
15%
683/4
*103%
*67
105
33/4%
50
15%
68%
69%
50
15%
*101%
100
International
Crane
31
43
*50
51
16
*69%
Refining common_25
preferred
14
32% Jun
16
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Sep 27
Dec
12 % July 13
,
1
Coty Inc
25
30
51
Dec
3% Mar
-
*49%
102
Products
55
50
102%
1%
55
13,800
Jan
Corn
56
38''4
Jan
3
*55
22%
Apr
13
553/4
22
27
72% Jan
*55
36%
45% Nov
187% Apr
55
37 %
Exchange Bank & Tr CO...20
Corning Glass Works common
5
July 13
55
22%
Dec
62
10,400
55
*54
55
22
30%
176% July 13
33/4 Aug
3
2,80'J
29%
37
Corn
Sep
273 i,
29
*54 %
Convertible pref 5% series
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Dec
26%
29 %
22%
17
73%
27%
28%
38%
24
189
27%
28%
21%
22
Jan
273/a
27%
37
Oct
Jan
26%
273/8
22%
76
57
27%
27%
39
513/4 Oct
171 %
26%
27%
38
17% Apr
Cum
26%
21%
57
3%%
26%
26%
38%
4634 July 14
10% Jan
3
17
Shares
26%
26%
22%
Feb
30
S per share
26%
37
Dec
Nov
share
Sales tot
the Week
22
Dec
102% Aug
Friday
Jan. 19
Jan.18
I per share
38%
11 %
105
S per
22 %
52
18
share
Thursday
Jan.1 J
f per share
21%
58%
13
PRICES
Wednesday
37V4
Dec
Apr
SALE
5
Jun
92%
HIGH
1uesda>
Jan.16
No par
7
94
Monday, January 22, 1951
common
49
20
I per
share
.
26%
No par
49% Mar
July 17
Jan.15
t per
Corp
14
Corp common—5
AND
Monday
Jan. 13
Par
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
Jun
55% May
YORK
EXCHANGE
9
f
STOCK
STOCKS
Vear1»49
Lowest
YORK
.
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
*91
92%
873/a
85%
87%
*1233/4
124 %
124
105%
105%
106
92%
85
124 %
106 %
23 3/s"
53
53
11%
3/8
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11%
*53
11%
113/4
700
106
600
*53%
54
124
'
55
220
113A
11%
3,300
J
15%
-
Jun
20% Mar
13
Jun
15% Mar 30
13% Jun 30
24% Dec
16% Mar
16%
Dec
13
Jun
27
13"%
Jan
21% Nov 25
10
Jan
13
18% Apr 19
52% Nov 27
Eastern Stainless
7% July
7% Jun
38%
164
Jun
Jan
48% Nov
202_
40
July 17
Oct
171
Dec
6
Jun
32%
Jan
29
Jan
13
14%
Apr
19
Dec
Jan
96
Dec
Feb
14
% Dec
Oct
101
May
95
Dec
8
10%
943%
6
Jun
8%
Eagle-Picher Co
27
Eastern
Airlines
Eastern
Corp
14% July 12
88% Aug 25
Xl2% July 12
Sep
Jun
14
5
190
Apr 10
39% Oct 25
19% Jan
7
98
MarlO
15% Dec 26
102
May
13% Dec
19
Apr
453/4 Dec
12%
Feb
17%
Dec
16
Jan
323/4 Mar
13
36%
Oct
213/iJuly26
32'/2 Jun
30
41
2%
Jan
1% Jan
1%
Jun
Jun
51
10%
Jun
13% Mar
173/,
Jun
48
Jun
42%
Jan
23% Aug
8% Jun
283/4
14%
Jan
Jun
100%
Jan
'75
29
Jun
6%
Oct
May
14%
18%
353/4
105
Jun
9%
3%
Nov
51%
Dec
Nov
Dec
Dec
Jun
July
Feb
Jun
6% Jun
7
3
33/4 Apr
18
443/4 Oct
2
19% July 13
52% July 17
Aug 25
21% Aug
3
13% Feb 15
15% Dec
Jan
Dec
6
July 12
Dec
28
May 25
8% July 13
10% Jan
11% Deo
143% Dec
For footnotes
see
page
22.
Jun
27
23/4 Nov
Apr
6
44
1
Mar 21
4% Jan
10
50,400
20%
16%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17 5/8
171/0
17%
17
173a
17,400
47%
46%
47 Va
46%
47 %
46%
47%
46%
47
46 %
46 3
21,400
47%
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47'A
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47%
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1813/4
1813/4
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182
181
181
180
47%
180
*46
'178%
47%
180
*46
38%
17 y.
.17 Va
17 Va
17'/a
17%
17'/a
17 Va
17%
17
17
17%
180
38%
4%%
preferred.
Ekco Products
iVz%
Co
..100
common
preferred...
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
Electric Boat
2.50
:
common
10Q
Electric
Ind
Amer
El
Natural
Radio
5%
94%
*93
15%
12%
12%
12%
47%
48 Va
21%
21%
21%
*98
12%
48
*39
10
39%
2 Va
■'
33%
2
39%
2 Va
*40
2
41
2'/a
43%
43'A
43%
43%
43%
43%
16%
16%
16%
16%
ley.
163/B
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*62
75
*50
*63
*64
72
Phonograph
15%
93
93
93
153/4
15%
101
*98
1,300
15%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 34
18.800
20%
22
22%
23%
23'A
2334
27,600
41
40
40
*40
2 Va
2
42%
43'A
16 Va
16%
25
25%
2
42%
16%
25%
*40
2%
41
2
42%
43
2%
153/B
1638
2,400
25'/a
16%
25%
25%
8,500
72
*64
72
*65
72
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72
*49V2
50
*491/2
50%
*49%
50%
70
10.400
50
50
49%
50
253%
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
26%
26
26'A
26
21'A
26-/4
21%
21
21%
21 y8
21 %
21
21V4
21
21%
20 3/s
21
14%
1434
14%
*17%
33
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
18
18
17%
18
17%
17%
173/8
18
32%
1,600
32%
32 Ve
32'/a
32%
323/4
31%
32%
5,200
|
No~par
20'A
20%
100
*68%
69%
50
*60%
62
3
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
~
104
'102
102%
102%
21%
21%
21%
213/fl
21%
21 %
21%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/4
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7%
104
26%
21%
21%
23%
69
69
69%
695/s
62
*60%
*60%
62
102
<2112
102
23%
69%
769%
<*60%
62
13%
13
13%
13%
14
13%
14
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
42
42 Va
4%
4
4
4
4
103
*102
103
21%
2134
10.500
7%
7%
7%
54,300
22%
23 %
137,800
23%
70
70 %
70
62
62
X13%
42
*4
30
21%
22%
*60%
16%
12%
*4
7
16%
43 %
%
21%
73/a
3
4
*102
7%
,
1
*4
35,300
173/a
33
21 Ve
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14%
17%
32%
8 50
~_5
14%
17%
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._
15
8.000
33
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preferred series A
200
19,800
1,900
51
5
1,800
43
25%
10
Co
80
3,500
101
47%
.
6%
_
93
*98
60
7,700
173a
'
3
common__25
~~~
Eversharp Inc
15%
101
'1
39%
4
_
Mfg Co
Williams Oorp
Evans Products Co..
94'%
15%
101
47%
12 Va
50
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Corp.
15%
20%
15
Eureka
Exchange Buffet
*93
*98
47 7 i
2
preferred
common
Ex-Cell-O
15%
20%
No par
Equitable Gas Co..
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie RR
94%
101
12'%
50
&
15%
*98
20%
..No par
Gas
Electric
*93
15%
47'A
shares
preference
Paso
94%
101
5
common
convertible
15%
*93
2
,
.i
Storage Battery
Co
5Vs%
5%
.
l
Convertible preferred
Elec & Mus
*93
3,300
8
47%
*178%
373/4
Endicott Johnson
Corp
4% preferred
6% May
5
15% Dec 28
21%
20%
38 3/g
Empire District Electric
66
20'/a
21
37%
20% Mar 17
4% July 13
8% Feb 14
20%
20 y*
38
33% Jan
7% May 15
19%
21
373/8
Emerson
5
4,200
19%
19%
37%
Emerson
24 % Jun
23%
19%
19%
37%
223/4 Aug 29
104V4 Nov 15
23%
20
19%
37%
20 V4 Jun
5
233/8
19%
19 Va
37%
Elliott
I
23%
19%
*19'A
2
23
68
Jan
100
Manufacturing Co
23
Feb
9
51 % Jun
CO
Dec
10
75
27
Jan
common
28% Feb
28
Jan
Co
Issued"
Elgin National Watch Co....
52% Apr 26
28% Jan
6
23%
19%
19%
19'A
5
28
19% Dec
61%
5%
8
Dec
13
33
Jun
13
20
15
10% Jan
68
5%
15
28 % Nov 29
100
Dec
14%
9
35% Apr 19
10% Jun 26
48
Kodak
Corp
17 Va
47%
1
10
Steel
19%
19%
17
"47'A
Inc
preferred
Eaton
4
183/4 Dec
4%
65
Nov
49% Oct
Oct
12% Dec
x29%
48%
Jan
38% July 26
6 %
10
Edison Bros Stores Inc
common___l
2
33%
34%
Eastman
"When
21%
88
20% Dec
18
7%
17
.
7%
163A
70%
62
;
1678
9,600
17,300
13%
13%
13%
43
43
*4
20
4,700
43
4%
3,200
7%
4%
2,100
400
Number 4979
Volume 173
.
.
(391)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
Range for Year 1950
Tear 1940
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
STOCK
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
RECORD
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
LOW AND
Saturday
Monday
Jan. 13
Jan. 15
EXCHANGE
HIGH
SALE
PRICE8
Wednesiay
Jan. 10
Thursday
Jan. 1H
Jan. 19
'
9 per ihare
I per share
I per share
Par
Sper share
I per share
'
9 per share
9 per share
9 per share
I per share
Sales toe
Friday
Jan. 17
Tuesday
-
t per
-
the Week
share
Shares
F
34
Jun
41%
Jan
37% Mar 10
48% Oct
22% July
12% Dec
26
19
Feb
25%
Oct
19'A
,.
Oct
23 %
Dec
12%
Aug
15 y8
15%
13
Oct
11 % Mar
Dec
3
18
8
Falstaff
17% Jun
2
26 % Dec
28
3
53
Nov
1
1
1
Corp„_
32
Jun
38%
Jan
35% Mar 11
25
Federal
14%
Jun
18%
Nov
25% Oct
23
Federal-Mogul Corp
3%
Jun
Jan
16% July
3
4% Feb 14
8y8 Dec
28
Federal
24%
Feb
36
Dec
33% July 17
49 % Dec
28
Federated Dept Stores common
95% Mar
104
6%
103
Sep
Jan
10%
Nov
20%
Jan
12 %
Jun
17%
Dec
63% July
81%
Dec
52
43
56
Dec
52% Jan
Julv
105
May
63
Jan
8
86% Dec
29
13
Feb
Felt
19
83% Feb
July 13
105
107% Mar
100
Co
10,
25
4% %
Tire
&
Rubber
May
9
89
Nov
14
20
Firth
21%
Jun
31%
Jan
98%
Jan
104%
Dec
103
com
First National Stores
10% July 13
22% July 26
Oct
14% Jan
33% May
108
13
1
Aug 10
18% May
13% Jan
28
Jan
19
July 17
18%
Dec
16
July 13
20% Mar 17
17% July 13
12
15%
Oct
13
27%
Feb
2
preferred
(The)
Carpet Co
(The) common
Flintkote Co
$4
Florence Stove Co
7%
Power
22% Mar 23
Florida
Power
28
Florsheiin Shoe Class
24%
17%
Corp
&
Light Co
24%
Jan
11% Jan
3
15% Sep
20 % Oct
23
Follansbee
8%
Feb
14%
Dec
14% Jan
3
23 % Sep
22
Food
Fair Stores
Food
Machinery & Chem Corp
20%
29%
May
89
24% Mar 30
37
Nov
18
Nov
7
3%%
Oct
84% July 17
94% July 21
98 % Dec
96%
July
'
Jan
92%
Apr
78
8
3%%
19%
Feb
33%
Dec
8%
Nov
12%
Aug
8
Jun
10 y8 May
x38
Feb
60
9% Jan
56
Jan
17%
Dec
13% Dec
Jun
23%
Dec
20
Sep
78%
Feb
Francisco
5
Nov
Freeport
4
19% Feb
3
32% Nov
20
Mar
Co
Stores
4%
10% Oct
25
Gabriel
13
30
Gair
21%
16%
19%
20%
19%
21%
21%
20%
*101%
102
102
1
Trailer
Malting Co Inc_l
Co
preferred
21
12
83%
15%
28%
21%
11%
22
83
84%
12
14%
100
14%
15%
15%
28%
1
common
101
29
28%
29
*85%
86%
80va
o<%
boa
37%
101
45%
21%
12%
84%
15%
29%
4,700
7,000
60
60%
25%
25%
1,800
1,600
7%
8
6,300
50 %
51
10,900
104%
105
460
15%
15%
3,500
19
19
3,900
71%
1,000
92
71%
8,000
71%
91%
93%
91 %
106%
106%
78%
78'/a
1,100
13%
13%
5,600
16,300
27%
26%
160
105 %
107
20
*24%
105% 105%
25
1,400
17%
17%
5,500
21%
21%
14,300
25
25
17%
21%
16%
17%
21%
16%
21
21%
21%
37%
38%
38%
39'A
9774
100% 101
91%
97%
101%
101%
230
44%
44%
4,700
20
20%
5,200
*11%
29
21%
21
15,100
7,100
20.400
610
11%
2,300
82%
84%
4,300
15%
*15%
15%
1,100
29%
29%
29%
7,800
tit', 4
42C
83%
15%
85
29%
0.72
16
20%
44%. 45%
20%
20%
11%
11%
12
85
15%
1,000
16
20%
97V4
45%
20%
o.^
0.72
3,500
26%
71%
21
28%
4,100
13%
26%
7%
50%
51%
*104% 105%
15%
15%
19
19%
94%
44%.
20%
11%
83%
15%
3,000
15%
13%
21%
45%
11%
.
92%
50
25%
15%
25%
8%
21%
36%
3d
98
98
100% 100%
45%
84%
24% 25%
7%•
7%
51% 52
104% 105
15
15%
19
19%
71 % 71%
50
25-
51%
25
16
13%
26%
62
106% 106%
*78
79
13%
13%
27
27%
102
10
24%
15%
13%
x26%
61
25
106% 106%
79
79
13% 13%
26% 27%
105% 105%
25
25%
17%
17%
21%
21%
16'%
16%
20%
21%
36
Co..
95
.
51
*106% 106%
79%
79%
13%
13%
26%
26%
*105
105%
24%
25
17%
17%
21%
21%
16%
16%
20%
20%
97
44%
19%
70%
93%
,
15%
97%
34%
97
44%
21 %
105
35%
97
35%
44%
21%
11%
83%
58%
25
7%
51%
21%
97
10
13%
26%
60
14
27
21%
35%
No par
15%
21
*95%
Corp—
Froedtert Grain &
29
87% Dec
7
17%
21%
16%
lo
Corp common
Sulphur
Fruehauf
25
52
24%
16%
13%
26%
60
52
24%
19%
70
79 %
13%
26%
105%
25
17%
21%
16%
20%
:_100
Sugar
Franklin
25
12% Oct
16
Feb
75
Foster-Wheeler
18
81
July 14
11%
27
13%
52%
24%
16%
15%
106
78
13%
26%
*105
100
preferred
preferred
21% Dec
3
8% July 12
Nov
Dec
106
26%
105%
24%
17%
*16
105
84%
1
Inc
52
105
70%
10
Corp
convertible
46% Dec
27% July 12
16%
67
101
Steel
No par
A
57%
24%
7%
90%
19
80
21%
No par
May
Sep
5
*105
No par
Florida
13%
27
15
19%
70%
v
106%
26%
No par
14%
15%
91
*78
13%
No par
50%
105
52%
24%
15%
13%
26%
57%
*24%
7%
51%
52%
25
72%
*106
No par
preferred
105%
15%
19%
91
100
24%
7%
51%
*71
No par
9%
Apr
19%
Firestone
108
65
Jan
15
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
15
Dec
17%
*105
5
1
Mfg
Enamel Corp
57
24%,
7%
51%
5
*
57
*24%
7%
No par
preferred
Tarrant
&
Ferro
Truck
51
24%
15%
13%
26%
27
*57
2
5
July 17
69
11 y8 July
23% Oct
Motor
4%%
106% May 25
13% Jan 12
3
10
July 24
16% July 13
Mining & Smelting Co
51%
24%
15%
13%
51
24%
*15%
13%
26%
20
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
Fedders-Quigan
July 26
Jan
15%
No par
Fajardo Sugar C<u
7
Apr
22% Jar.
5
Fairbanks Morse & Co
0 1
ov„
G
4%
Jun
7%
Apr
5% Jan
3
;4%
Jun
7%
Oct
7% Jun
29
14%
Jun
•18%
Dec
16% Jun
30
Oct
9%
Jan
6% Apr
6
Jl%
Oct
41%
Jan
13
Feb
17%
Dec
15
Jun
19
Apr
6
Jun
16%
Dec
Jun
6%
Feb
Jun
32%
Feb
21
15%
Jun
23 %
Jan
17% Jun
13%
Jan
103%
Jan
41%
Sep
99
19%
107
Juiy
9%
152
Jan
11
Dec
Feb
6
163%
7
Jan
Dec
10
Jan
79%
Jan
Jun
31
Jan
25
Jun
Jun
20
Apr
14
129
139%
Apr
104
Jun
42%
Dec
75
29
21
Jan
34
Dec
18% Jan
9
21
H
Dec
15
138% Jan
9
41% Jan
13
50% Jun
12
48%
Dec
44% Aug
3
Jan
100%
Dec
99 %
6
51% Apr
103% Dec
29
July 12
Jun
13%
Jan
Jun
56%
Dec
123%
t
Jan
128%
Jun
Apr
•7
112
8 %
Dec
4%%
123 %
x.
I per share
Jan
.
No par
100
4% conv 2nd preferred
_50
General Cigar Co Inc com—No par
7% preferred——
100
Electric
No par
129% Mar
119% Sep
3
18
5%
convertible
3%f#
22%
11% Jan
15%
6
3%
; 17
4%
20%
24
July 13
23% Apr
26
July 26
July 12
38
Dec
Jan
124%
Dec
7%
Jun
17% July
119% Sep
Nov
6
Jan
22 % Jun
36
Dec:,
30 %
122
Jun
Jan
31
Nov
May
101 % Jun
.
27%
Dec
22
Jan
25
102%
Jan
101
Jan
;
Jan
19% Jan
3
67
July
77%
Apr
77% Jan
23
64
Sep
73
Mar
68
12%
Feb
Jun
91
Jan
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
72% July
7
8% Jan
25
24 % Dec
-
79%
Jan
27
90
Jan
4
General Public Utilities Corp
Gen
Dec
20
22
28
General Refractories
18
General Shoe
4
• -30% May 11
41% Nov 24
May
■
107
•>
Oct
17
34% Dec
29
99
Aug 22
90% Sep
17% Dec
26 % Dec
100
Jun
6
29
8
7
19
80
10
91% Dec
29
16
July 17
22% July 12
52% Aug 16
24% Jan
11
21% Sep
22
80%
Oct
Dec
28%
Aug
Jun
25%
Dec
55
Dec
10%
Dec
7% Jun 27
12
Feb
2
Jan
106% July 20
13% Mar 24
134
Oct
19
5%
Jan
x95%
Jun
116
14%
Jun
19
•2%
Jun
Sep
72%
31% May
59
Oct
3
23
21% Dec 30
Gen
Jun
34
Jun
98%
Jun
Telephone Corp—
20
General Time Corp common—No par
4%%
preferred
preferred
;—100
preferred
100
Georgia-Pac Plywood <fc Lumb Co__l
Gillette Safety Razor new com
1
$5 convertible preference
No par
Gimbel Erothers
2.50
*92
21%
29%
$4.50 preferred—
4%%
Gold
Goodall-Sanford
3
128% Nov 25
Goodrich Co
6
105
preferred
No par
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No par
Jan
106
Sep
433/4 Jan
1033/4 Jan
13
13
66% Dec
30
108% Jun
20
$5
15
Dec
28
Gotham
45% Dec
28
1% Jan
3
Oct
30
Graham-Paige
Hosiery
8%
Apr
Jan
Dec
29
Jan
4
Apr 18
37% Feb 28
Granby Consol
30%
16%
Jun
28%
Jan
243/4 Jan
4
453/4 Oct
Granite
25% July
3
28%
Dec
101
Dec
16%
Apr
100
Mar
2
10
Dec
8
37
Jun
14%
Sep
12
Jan
3
16
Jun
43%
Jan
33
Jun
Jan
19%
Oct
16%
133% July
62%
Dec
Oct
144% Mar
67
Nov
33% Mar
43%
11%
Jun
14 % Mar
9%
Oct
12
Jan
100
July
65
July
93%
18% Apr
137% Jan
Dec
Jan
353/4 Aug
13
Jan
29
50% Dec
17
22
3
152
Mar
28
18
29
7
Aug 30
6
78
2
453/4 Mar
Dec
Northern
7%
Iron
5
Green
7
Bay & Western RR
Green
(H
Greenfield
23
11% Jan
11
4%%
Co
Fe~b
9%
17
Dec
1
~7~% July
63/4 Jan
3
100
Jan
29% Dec
14
Jan
12% Jan
Jun
54%
Dec
49
Jun
30
66
Dec
66%
Jun
71%
Jan
59% Jan
83
Nov
16%
25
Jan
22%
footnotes
see
Dec
page
18 "/a Jun
22.
3
30
18
11% July 11
24% Dec 28
Jun
41
For
Inc.—
Tap
12
27
243/, Jan 13
100
1
3
....
Aircraft Corp new
Guantanamo
Sugar
common
11%
100
*98
26%
1
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
Gulf Oil Corp
J
Gulf States Utilities Co
No par
25
No par
1
11
23%
66
83%
22%
4,700
21%
8%
8%
37%
*37%
8%
8
*37%
38
8%
38
400
1,100
20%
21
20%,
20%
20%
20%
21
*20%
21%
21%
21
21%
1,600
22%
7,800
22,400
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
63/5
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
800
32
31
31
31%
32
32%
32%
24
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
24%'
24%
5,400
23%
22 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
18,900
*105%
106 %
70
55%
56%
6,500
23
105%
105 %
56%
573/g
*102%
103%
10%
*148%
17%
103/4
106
18%
56%
57
*102%
103%
*102%
10%
10%
10%
*148%
150
*148%
150
56%
150
*148%
18%
2,600
10%
10%
10%
150
10O
102%.'
102%
103%
18%
18%
17%
106
106
106
56%
17%
'
17%
'2,900
10%
31,900
93/4
10
9%
9%
10%
10 %
73%
74
73%
73%
73%
73%
*73%
74
80
323/4
33
32%
32%
32%
33%
34
34
2,200
16%
17 %
16%.
17 %
17
17
17
17 %
2,400
*116
10
117%
51%
47%
*103
48%
104% *
47% ' 48%
104%
*103
10%
63
10%
62%
126%
10%.10%
62 %
125'/a
*120
62
125%
'
126
117%
117 %
200
52 %
52%
52%
52%
49,000
6%
6 %
6%
2,500
48%
8,600
49
49%
125%
125%
125%,
105
105%
10%
61%
*126%
48%
105%-
105
20 %
20
9,300
1,600
130
126%
Friday
Jan.18
*125%
126
10%
Sales tor
Jan. 19
the Week
Thursday
share
Sharee
48%
49%
136,900
126
125%
125%
105
105%
105 %
1,000
20%
20%
2,300
*125%
20
104
125
*118
128
125%
105
61
126%
48%
20%
.
61
10%
10%
$ Wr share•
105%
"
1
62%
I per share
20
,
*103
127
48%
49%
48
/
104%
49%
*105
20
48 %
*103
*120
130
*120
128
9 per share
9 per share
*19%
52%
51%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan.17
Jan. 16
Monday
Jan. 15
48%
52%
117%
119
118
119
—
t per
•
49%
20%
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
20%
20
20%-
19%
20%
20
20%
19%
3%
2,800
20
3%
600
39%,
20%
3%
3%
3%
17%
17%
17%.
26
26%
26%
*127
8%
134
<
*127
3%
17%
27%
127%
3%
8%
8%
34%
34%
34%
35%
38%
38%
x38%
38%
*115%
28%
115%
116
28%
28%.
35%
36
35%.
*104%
107
*104 %
35%
36%
36%
*96
*96
96%
*90
92
17%
24%
22%
90
12,500
'
17%
17%
27%--
26%
127%
*127
8%
9%
34%
17%
26%
*127
8%
35%
36
3.9%
39%
3%
*39
3 %
17%
27%
127%
3%
17%
26%
*127
9%
8%
36%
33%
39 y4
39
3%
12,900
17%
23,100
26%
7,300
127%.
9%
17,300
36%
10,800
2,000
39
120
115%
115 %
28%
28%
28%
28%.
28%
23%
28%
7,100
36
36
36
35%
36
35%
35%
1,400
116
115
116
*115
104%
105
37%
37
39 %
38
96%
*96
96%
92
*90
Q6
107
.
*104%
116
105
•
38%
*104%
40
107
.'■* 37%
38%
96
96
♦96
95
*90
20
96%
*90
10,300
95
40
9,200
18%
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
17%
25%
18%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
27%
26%
27
95
95
95
96
96
95 %
95%
300
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22 %
24,100
93%
92%
92%
400
*94%
95
22%
23%
.
■
92%
*92
20,200
92%
92%
92%
92%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
21%
4,700
30'/a
30
30%
30
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
31,800
58
56
56%
57 %
*55%
57%
*55%
56%
200
*56%
9%
6,600
9
21%
131
43%
8%
(124
21
131
8%
9
128
126
21%
21%
132
132
43%
,44%
44%
102
*101%
101%
*101%
69
68%
68%
68%
48
2%
10
34%
48%
*106%
106
107%
9%
128
21%
138
46%
102
70%
106'/a
*55%
9%
130
21
137%
73%
106%
106%
14%
14%
14%
50%
x46%
2%
?%
2%
9%
9%
9%
34%
47%
29%
*102%
14%
35
35
35%
137%
9%
134
21%
142
21%
9
*130
21%
137
120
136
21
44%
45%
101 %
101%
71%
71
72
25,900
106%
106
106
6CO
*106
400
14%
14%
15%
15%
15%
47
47
46%
47
3%
146,800
9%
6,600
2%
2%
2%
3
2%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
35%
35%
35%
35'A
35
48%
49%
29%
9,700
600
35%
49%
29%
29%
29%
29%
102%
102%
102%
103
102%
29%
102%
14%
14%
16,100
47%
101%
48%
29%
3,300
137
47
48%
103
6,900
%
70%
46
69%
*47%
9%
21%
21%
101%
48
14%
2%
142%
102
49%
21%
132
21%
45%
14%
10
9%
130
*101%
*47%
14%
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
34%
2,100
■>
14%
29%
29
103
7,700
2,900
300
103
5,500
330
34%
34%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,600
49%
49%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50%
42,800
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
8,600
34
153
*78
43%
*22%
*34
34
153
85
•43%
23
(The)—
preferred
Grumman
100
500
%
8%
29,400
29%
15%
497/«
20%
21
*152% 154
*80
85
43
,43%
*22%
23
& Die Corp—No par
Common
2fl
L)
Greyhound Corp
5
—
19%
31%
*61%
63%
126
126
*120
I20
*92
15%
49%
Ry 6%
20%
21%
6%
13
19%
37%
8%
38
*20%
22
12%
19%
3Q
29%
*102% 103
*14%
14%
*34
347/8
Ore Prop—No par
preferred-
23 % Dec
Apr
34%
*48%
*29%
pfd
No par
Great Western Sugar com—No par
Gt
4
20
2%
9%
Steel
City
9% July 17
95
1
5
10
Gt Northern
31
Jan
M S & P—
(The)
Co
*46%
8%
12%
.
21%
*106% 107%
14%
14%
4
Oct
17 % Feb
11%
Inc
Apr 28
11% July 13
32
Grand Union
68
—No par
Grant (W T) Co common
5
3%% preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores com—1—1
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
31% Sep 28
1033/4 Nov 27
33 %
36%
26
Batteries
Motors——
16 %
7% Jun 29
*101 %
No par
No par
Gould-National
3
43%
—,
preferred
27
24
Jan
130
common—No par
(B F)
$5
Feb
Aug
3%
—
93%
124
69% Jan
19%
19%
4,700
9%
9
9%
12%
19%
8%
12%
*19%
*37%
48
48 %
*103% 104%
"i®
" 10VSs, >
*94
9
*122
21%
10
Inc
issued"
18
25%
58
xlOl % Dec
45%
*
83/4
123/4
8%
12%
20
8%
8%
6%
95
23%
*56%
Dec
July 26
96"%
92 7
1
100
Telegraph Co
& Stock
36
107'
36%
50
preferred
Goebel Brewing Co
10% Jun
Jun
iili—i,
Corp
convertible
36
11
£*o par
Glidden Co (The) common—No par
16% Mar
Apr
25
*94
22%
5
common
Gleaner Harvester
41
93%
*96
;*90
17%
3%%
Jun
20% Mar
36
5
4%%
Jun
.5% Feb
36
*104%
100
:
General Tire & Rubber Co com
28
1% May
,
General
10
,
—1
Aug
104
.
..No par
Corp
Steel Castings $6 pfd—No par
"Wnen
100
100
-10c
6%
,
.
5
No par
Railway Signal com
/ 0% Dec
33% Dec
128
.
Precision
Gen
preferred
General Realty & Utilities.
17%
July
1
19
21
48
No par
Cement Co
General Portland
20
13% Apr
Jan
No par
series
Advertising
Outdoor
483/4
*125
126
*105
105%
19%
19%
40%
40%
20 %
20%
3%
3%
17%
17%
25%
26
*130
135
8%
8%
34%
34%
38%
38%
*114% 116
28% < 28%
48%
No par
preferred
Preferred $3.75
Gen
9 per share
5
Equip Corp—No par
General Public Service
10c
»
10
; 21%
$5
39% Dec
'
4
30
Apr
Par
General Motors Corp common
26% Oct
2 *
Jun
3
26
127
27
15%
Jan. 18
18% Feb
7
99%
/ 5% Jun
126%
128 %
Satarday
-•4% Mar 23
3 >
24% July 27
11
Jan
21% Dec
July 13
24%
.•
S9% Ju]y
2% Jan
18%
12 %
2% Sep H
14% July 13
Nov
20%
Mar
15
Sep--
Jun
Feb
7
106% Nov
Dec
>•
5
127% Mar
15
May
120
54% Oct
•
15
102% Jan
16% Mar
*120
STOCK
YORK
S per share
15
122 % Jun
38%
*125%
EXCHANGE
Highest
* per share
?
NEW
Range for Year 1950
Lowest
Sep
Jun
11% July
2% Jun
—
%'10
'10
*61%
63%
1
.—100
preferred—100
preferred
33
17
119
51%-
—
No par
13
74%.
48
48
*103% 104%
No par
General Mills common
10
*16%
*117
51%
1
Corp—
Finance
18
*32%
par
General Foods Corp com
29
Dec
*
19%
No
Co
21
127%
Feb
•'»
6
*101
10%
*148%
*17%
9%
*74
1st preferred
61 % Dec
104%
Jan
13
22%
106
55%
103%
10%
150
13% Apr
433/, Dec
*97
22%
*105
*54%
5
preferred
General
24%
100
Transportation
$4.25
4%
31
24 %
8%
12%
19%
8%
38
20%'
*21
21%
22%
22%
6%
6%
*31
32
24%
24 %
22 %
22%
*105% 106
54%
55
*102% 103%
xl0%
10%
*148% 150
17%
17%
9%
9%
74
74
32%
33
16%
17
119
119%
513/8
52 %
12%
8%
12%
19%
8%
*373/8
*20%
STOCKS
*
Highest
9 per share
6%
31
General
$8
'
22%
6%
Investors com__1
American
20
105% July 28
Year 1949
Lowest
1
^1.66%
$4.50 preferred
Amer
22%
preferred——50
convertible
Gaylord Container Corp
Kaoge for Previous
>
2
Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries Inc com
$3.50 preferred
General Instrument Corp
Apr
51% Apr
124% Jun
21%
Garrett
General
Jan
93%
x6%
37%
20%
No par
Co
General Cable Corp com
8
39%
44%
No par
(The)_—
10% Dec
31
Feb
July 13
Jun
34
Co
8%
12%
20%
8%
37%
20%
21%
20%
*8%
20
5
50
24% Nov 22
Jan
12
17
8%
12%
preferred series A—No par
Baking Co common
5
No par
General Bronze Corp
5
8
12
166
63% Mar 31
24%
Gamewell
General
6% Mar 29
Apr'
13 % Jan
(Robert)
Gardner-Denver
General
105 J/2 Mar
_1
common—_1
(The)
Inc
6lo preferred
;
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
5%
convertible preferred
13
4
July 13
15
29
25% Dec
9% July 13
146
29
,
Co
Co
107 % July 14
55% Dec 26
3
101% Dec
Jan
Dec
33% Dec
11
July
18
24% Nov 22
29
Jun
65%
23% Dec
17% July 13
45
10
25
21% Nov 22
July 13
105
Nov
106
Jun
Oct
9%
Dec
Jun
48%
2
40% Nov
3% July 13
21%
29
20% Apr
July 25
16% July 24
17% July 12
15% Jan
3
3%
Dec
9% Nov
19
32
10%
Dec
.
34%
34
34%
*34%
*152
154
*152
154
152
153
*153
*76
80
81
81
*80
85
*80
154%
"
43%
43%
X42
42%
41%
41%
41%
22%
22Va
*22%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
85
41%
23
-
70
10
4,800
200
62,400
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
99
98'/a
98%
99
27%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
27
30,800
27
26%
11%
11
11%
10%
11%
11,100
23%
25%
24%
24%
53,700
11%
140
11%
10%
11
10%
11
10%
23%
66
23 %
23%
24
24%
24%
65%
66%
66%
66%
67
83 %
86%
86
86%
86%
87%
87'A
88%
88%
90%
24,500
84
22%
22 %
22%
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
17,000
25%
I 67
-
*66%
67
*66%
67
1,100
15
16
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NEW
< per
$ per share
• per thare
Highest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
1950
Range for Year
Year 1940
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
YORK
LOW
Saturday
tper share
thare
Monday
Jan. 13
STOCK
.
SALE
PRICES
I per
Jan. 17
Jan. 18
t per share
share
Friday
Sales for
Jan. 19
the Week
Thursday
Wednesday
S per share
Jan. 16
t per share
$ perthare
Par
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 15
EXCHANGE
Monday, January 22, 1951
.
RECORD
STOCK8
lanfe for Previous
....
J per
Shares
share
H
46% Feb
Dec
30% Dec
8
16%
Jun
>
24%
Dec
22 y« Apr
20
35
12
Jan
"
14%
Dec
13% July 25
18
jun
i
13%
Dec
81
Jan
31
39%
Jan
72% July
104% Apr
18%
142
108%
4%
61
Jan
25%
Jan
5%
68%
9%
-
% Dec
Hanna (M A)
,
6%
27% Jan
12
7% Feb
10
.
Hat
11% Oct
9
8% Jan
7
20'/fl July 18
25% Dec
28
33% Oct
23
Hecht
Feb
25
Dec
Jan
25%
Dec
84
Jan
95 %
Dec
93% Feb
3
98% Apr
Dec
3iy8Dec
8
41
Hayes
9
30
Jan
37%
Oct
107
Mar 20
103
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
32%
Dec
25
Dec
34%
Jan
42%
Dec
89
13%
Jan
17% Aug
14
July 14
Jun 29
20% Mar
July 27
69% Dec
1
40
49
Jun
53
Feb
131
Sep
26% Mar
45
Dec
34
July 25
48
Jun
Dec
52 % Aug 23
56
Feb
Jan
15% July 14
22% Feb
18
Nov
*13%
Aug
;
?ii/,
122 y4 Aug
127% Mar 13
2
14%
Jun
21%
Jan
10% Jun 27
19% Dec
Dec
84%
Sep
68% July 24
80
12%
Dec
14% Jan
12%
Jan
15%
Sep
Jun
29%
Dec
3%%
5
9
Hires
Jun
8
Holland Furnace
17% Sep
6
Jan
16% Apr
18
20 y8 Aug
18
Sep
25 % Jun
12
291/4 Mar
7
Nov
34%
101%
9%
Dec
Jun
13%
Dec
283/4
3,000
6%
6%
6 %
1,900
78%
•77
.
781/2
*77
*•77
*77
78%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
8%
;/
8%
7%
8%
7%
8%
1
78%
8
11%
6,000
8'/a
11%
31,100
26%
27
26%
27%
263/4
27
26%
263%
26%
26%
5,500
34%
34%
34
34
34
34
34
34
34
34
1.000
•94%
95%
•94%
95%
94%
94%
94%
94%
•95
96
•95
96
•35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
363/4
37
•36
37
106%
•105%
106%
•105%
26%
39
♦105%
106 %
38
106%
26%
•105%
36%
40
800
363/4
106%
•105%
105%
*105%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26V4
26%
38
38V8
38%
39
38%
38 %
390
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/4
19%
2,000
68
68
67%
68
67%
68%
67%
69
67
68
67%
673A
5,500
125
♦123%
125
*123%
125
•38
No par
26%
26%.
26%
10
25
•38
39
♦38
•123%
•123%
125
*123%
par
•39%
40%'
40
40
40
39%
39%
50
"52%
53%
•52%
53%
53
53
533/8
533/8
•52%
53%
5
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
213/s
19%
193/4
19%
81%
•801/4
39%
Corp
19%
19%
78%
19%
19%
'
19%
78
19%
78
common—1
40
*123%
125
1,700
125
40
40%
53%
53%
21%
21%
22
19 %
19%
40
w
1,800
300
3,600
78
78%
79
19%
19,200
''
100
101
19%
10
19%
19%
•80
*80%
81
81
510
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
143/a
14%
23%
23
233/4
23%
24
23%
23%
12,1/4
12
12
12
12
12%
12%
20
19%
20
193/4
20
193/4
20
19%
20
•27%
27%
27%
28%
28%
28%
2 8 3/8
283/a
28%
28%
1,000
38%
39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
38 3/4
39%
383/4
41%
24,100
58%
59% ■
60
61%
60
63
64%
66%
65%
66%
7,000
45 %
47
5,600
*103%
105
Sugar
-10
19%
_30
•27%
28%
12.50
38%
38%
24
No par
Electrochemical
Hooker
$4.25
43%
13%
Household Finance common -No par
Jan
9
Jan
35%
Nov
28%
Jan
41%
Nov
29% July 13
38% Feb
10
Jan
99%
Dec
Jun 28
100% Dec
18
3%%
3
1071% Dec
22
4%
463/4
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14%"
33
33%
34
34
34
34%
34%
.
34
•33
45 %
•102%
13%
10
14
34
com
46%
44%
103%
44
103%
Co
45%
44%
•102%
43%
•102%
107
,
33
5
preferred
No par
Houdaille-Hershey com—No par
$2.25 conv preferred——
_50
8
3,900
14%
19%
Corp
19%
12%
19%
Mining—
19%
23%
•11%
Oil
20
19,900
12%
12%
Homestake
15%
14%
•11%
Corp common
preferred
15%
19%
19%
15%
23%
5
(A) & Sons-
193/8
19%
19%
153'B
15%
13%
13%
23%
Co
19%
15%
15%
15%
•
23
13%
May 24
47 % NOV
13
Dec
Paper Co
E)_
15%
15
15%
15%
5
23%
86%
Feb
10
•28 3/s
29
'
6%
6%
34%.-
1
10% July 13
29'/a July 27
30
6,200
27%
__5
Hollander
•
11
47% Jan
July 25
32% Jan
Dec
Sep
"60
32%
154
«
conv
5%
50%
Apr
94%
63/8
•152
8%
(Charles
Co
Holly
31
Dauch
&
Honolulu
*24
2834
6 V2
313/4
32%
154
34%
common—No par
Chemical
19% Sep
28%
Jan
28%
6%
106
'27%
1
100
*
preferred series A
16% May
4
5
24% Mar
x273/4
76
1053/4
25
Inc__
Hinde
10'/a Apr
15%
*152
*74%
8%
Hilton Hotels Corp—
27
22%
Jun
34%
Heyden
6
Oct
Jun
313/4
154
•14%
100
31
12
July 12
20% Dec 15
16%
Hewitt-Robins
1,300
14%
76
107
100
—
preferred
5%
14%
14%
•74%
15
;
common
Powder
29
8%
Hershey Chocolate common—No
4%% preferred series A
'
26
Jan
14% Sep
6
20
8"%
11%
8%
3.800
1
11% Mar
Dec
15%
W)
29
78%
11%
12,600
16
'
77
8% May
11% Jun
•76%
11%
31
15%
—5
'
preferred
(G
Hercules
8
62
Dec
78%
11%
Co—
7% non-cum preferred
Hercules
Motors
1
53%
122%
•76%
30%
16
*106
32%
.
80O
32%
313/i
15%
76%
32
154
154
6%
—.L
I
•32
32%
31%
106
106
32%
•151
28%
6%
14%
•74%
107
,'32
'
28%
3
*32
14%
14%
761/2
14%
32
6%
,
16
•106
154
*
31%
15%
•74%
'
28%
Co common
J)
31
•151
31%
154
32%
30%
16%
"
75%
107
6%
*.1
Corp—_;„2
preferred
<H
*106 V
128%
^10
common
common
3.65%
Mar 10
44
Co
Helme
33% Mar 16
20
Mfg
Heinz
3
Oct
105
•151
preferred
3%%
26
98%
131
Hayes Industries Inc.-,,
5
July 17
.•73%
32%
32
,16
14%
%*14
75%
107
32
*
100
Hazel-Atlas Glass
25
Jan
19%
20%
par
,
14%
14%
•72%
100
Corp of America
41/2%
16
com—No par
Refrac
81% Nov
1
31%
16
31%
31%
31%
16
•106
preferred
5
5
31
31%
16
100
-
Hart Schaffner & Marx
:
30%
31%
No par
com
Co $4.25, pfd__No
Harbison-Walk
6
30%
5
—5
preferred-
conv
32
25
,
Well Cementing
Printing Co
8% July 13
July
3
Dec
Jun
4%
30
149
3
64'/a Jan
Oct
10%
31% Dec
3
30
5 '/a Jan
7% Nov
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
.
(W F)
Hamilton Watch Co
8
19
22% Nov 28
Dec
Jan
6%
20
141
Feb
149
May
20%
Nov
23%
Nov
80% Feb
11
Apr
Hall
29
108% Oct
66% July 13
Water
Halliburton Oil
Sep
14% Dec 29
15
11% Jun
104
Hackensack
14
Nov 24
,
46
1023/8
103%
103
*103
31%
31%
311/6
105
14%
31%
31%
31%
31%
•97%
97%
97%
•97%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
100
•106%
98%
107%
•106%
107%
•108%
107%
*106%
107%
1073/a
107%
No par
(Del) ^—25
55%
55%
64J/2
65
•20%
31%
1,100
00
34
30%
31%
31%
100
5,300
4,100
•
14-/4
34
;
4,600
r
13,500
3,700
5.200
31%
'
94
103
42%
Jun
July
13
56% Jun
19
Houston
38% Jan
29%
Feb
12%
Jun
16
Oct
15
31%
Jun
46%
Jan
33
4%
Jun
11%
Dec
—
preferred
46 % Jan
48% May
44% Oct
8%
preferred
Light & Power
12
62% Dec
11
Houston
Mar 22
24% Oct
19
Howard Stores Corp
1
July 25
7% Aug
1
58% Dec
29
Howe Sound Co__
5
11 '/a
Mar 13
OH
Hudson
of
Texas
Manhattan
&
Jun
17%
Dec
Jun
47%
Jan
11% July 21
35% Mar 9
9
Feb
14%
Oct
13
8%
Nov
11%
Jan
8% Jan
12
18% Dec
20
Hunt
Foods
1% May
20% Jun
2%
Jan
1% Jan
3
4% Apr
22
Hupp
Corp
18%
Dec
July 17
25% Apr
13
Hussman Refrigerator Co
33%
24
30
17% Oct
July 13
16
Nov
53% Dec
7
22
5%
preferred-.
non-cum
Hudson Bay
Hudson
Motor
Car_
12.50
16%
20%
No par
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
Range for Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
f perthare
$ per share
NEW
Highest
Sper share
YORK
3,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,200
18%
18 '/a
18%
18'/4
56%
57%
57%
58%
17
17%
20%
20%
8%
8%
18%
•18
56%
~
57
17
17
17%
16%
20%
20%
•'V 20%
19%
20%
19%
4%
19%
20%
19%
*19%
19%
193/a
;
4
4%
4
4%
4
183/4
,
100
800
18%
57%
58'/2
5,700
17%
171%
29,200
20%
:
21
4%
4%
20
7,100
■
^ /
4% /.;
4,200
70,300
20
20
1,900
'.'/..'vAND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
I per share
fper share
Friday
Sales for
Jan. ,18
Jan. 19
the Week
$ per share
$ per share
Jan.17
Jan. 16
Jan. 15
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
I per thare
-
17%
20%
4%'.
LOW
Par
551/2
8%
Jan. 13
$ per share
54%
8%
Saturday
;
55%
54%
;
STOCK
EXCHANGE
55 %
55%
:V.
Lowest
55%
55%
20%
•
4%
*19%
;
203/4
16%
20%
4
1
—i-
65%
20%
55%
'
16%
6.66%
1
Inc
653/4
21%
18%
3,400
21%
*20%
56%
780
563/4
€6%
65%
21%
18%
56
65 %
66%
•20%
56%
56
.
*20%
67
65%
21-%
19
130
106%
56
56%
56
66%
56%
56%
.
•1
8%
8%
•18
100
56%
55%
56
8%
Miri & Sm Ltd—No par
65
56
56%
•20%
21%
56
common__100
56
98 V2
98
1063/4
Z
S per share
Shares
I
31%
«**
V'
Jun
22%
Feb
73
Jun
36%
32% July 25
Dec
,100
40% Mar 15
Idaho Power Co
Dec
34% Jan
25
62tl JQec 20
Illinois. Central RR Gok
Dec
36%
f
82% Jun
29
99
20
Jun
34% Deo
25%
Jan
37% Nov
34
Jan
25
Dec
60
30'% Nov 29
■'
Dec
—-
—-
50
Oct
27
52% Jun
Dec
14
52% Dec
10% Dec
18
.
7%
21%
Sep
10Va
Jan
Jan
29%
Jun
8%
Jan
33 y4 Mar
53%
Dec
5% July 14
42% Mar 28
65
72%
Oct
63
4
Jun
155
Jan
30
May
11%
8
165
Jun
9
9
Jan
68% Dec
83
Dec
29
155
Dec
15
175
Apr
Jan
26
'56% Dec
30
12% Mar 30
103%
Dec
Ingersoll-Rand
10
38
9 %
Aug
Dec
16% Jan
92
6%
20
17
Interchemical
100
Oct
9
Corp
4'/2%
Jan
1% Jan
25
4% Dec
29
Jan
12% Jan
13
18% Dec
21
Interlake
293/a
Deo
180%
Dec
5%
Feb
Deo
10
185
27
Jan
86%
Oct
33/4
Feb
6%
Dec
Jun
31%
Jan
133
Dec
143
Feb
Dec
Business
Int'l
Harvester
84
Dec
37% Dec
Jan
103%
Nov
60
Jun
Nov
7%
4% Nov
43
Feb
61
Feb
41
Jan
46%
Oct
38%
Jun
57%
Jan
30% Aug
7% Jun
34
Jan
11%
20
Dec
July
18%
Feb
23
Aug
24
Jan
34
Nov
24
Jun
32
Jan
136% Aug
148
Feb
2%
Jun
11%
7%
Jan
Jan
Deo
'
36"% Dec
7
44
Jan
95%
59%
1053^,
Jan
Oct
Dec
1
$4
60
23%
:
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
19
30
Island
73/4 Jan
70% Mar
26
73
Jun
86
Jan
40 Vb Mar
11
107% Mar
1
.
23% July 17
Dec
50% Dec
28
12
11%
24%
24%
24%
x96
96
96
96%
Creek
Coal
preferred
(F L)
—<
4%
19%
18
19%
203V2
202
204%
3V\%
,
1
Co
202
202
204
180
4
4%
3%
18%
19%
205%
204 %
205%
4,000
35 Ve
33,900
4,900
41,000
34%
34'/8
34%
34%
35%
34%
1773/4
176 3/4
177%
176%
1773/4
1773/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
11%
13,200
26%
27%
263/4
27
13,400
*92%
95
34%
34%
/ 177
.
26%
27%
26%
27
94%
;
*91%
94
43/4
4%
4%
■'
4 3/4
39%
39
*130
4%
38'A
131%
133/4
*92
4%
39%
38%
130%
39%
130%
13%
480
c.
*91%
94
178
130 Vb
*130%
14
141/4
54%
55 3 8
95
4%
4%
38%
39%
130
131
4%
10,600
39%
30,900
130 %
170
14%
14
143/4
14%
143/4
22,700
56%
55
56%
54%
55
45,000
*108 »/4
55
108
103%
1083/8
10%
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/8
11
11
5,100
69
.
71%
71
72
71
72
72
72
72
73%
1,310
*71
54%
108
1
108
108
108
.
109%
-
900
'
72
500
72
72
72
72
72
72
*43
43%
43
43%
42%
42%
42
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
2,300
55
54%
55%
56
563/4
56
59
59
59%
59
59
4,000
35%
35%
35%
*34
*34
36
343/4
*34
15%
I5V4
16'%
16
54%
*34
15%
<
-.
*69
72
*69%
'•
36
153/a
161/4
16%
22%
29
29
•32/
33
22%
*'
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
29%
303/s
30%
31
30%
31
32%
22
.
33
32%
32%
32
35 3/4
200
15 5/a
16%
15%
16%
266,200
*223/8
-
•'*
22%
22%
22%
2,500
30%
31%
*34
4,500
30%
'31%
323/4
32%
33%
331/4
33%
2,900
27
27%
27 Vb
27%
27 Vb
27%
273/a
27 5/s
27
27%
27%
27%
15,100
223%
'
23
22%
23%
22%
23%
22%
233/a
23
23%
23%
23%
19,700
35%
3,600
35
•135%
'
;
34%
,
'
7%
20%
No par
67
100
*106
♦
.
90
-
67 ;
107%
,
35
*135%
35
138
6%
1
1,900
8,200
4
*63
.
*88
Cd
24%
19%
138
7%
71/8
7%
*19%
-
35
*135%
20 **"
*88
90
66
66
*106
-
35%
35
137
138
7
73/8
*183/4
351/8
137
71/4
19%
*1934
21
*87
-
89
87
88
67%
67
67%
*105
1071/2
66%
107%
X106
106
76
491%
76
48%
75
491/4
49%
74'/2
75
52%
53%
53
96%
95%
31%
75%
8%
10
17%
173/4
17%
25%
*102%
25%
25%
42,800
100
*19
193/4
20
20
88
38%
88%
88%
240
67%
66%
663/4
1,000
*66%
1071%
40
43%
49%
48%
48%
11,400
75%
76
76
75%
75'%
1,400
35,100
*105
107%
*105
55%
53%
56.%
55%
56
55%
553/4
96
95%
95%
951/2
96
95%
953/i
640
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
9,400
17%
17%
17%
25%
*102%
17%
3,600
25%
102%
25%
9,900
102%
17%
com.No par
100
8%
10
25%
323/8
32
73/4
139
54%
95%
32 3/8
74%
493/8
7%
35%
'*136
95%
54%
*95%
49%
36
139
'
49%
"
493/8
35
*136
104
*102%
104
*103
104
107%
107%
*107
109
*107
109
107
107
20
'
Manufacturing
12
97%
52%
70 Z
•*19%
preferred
18%
24%
*96
6,000
20,800
107%
1
Jones & Laughlin Steel-com—No par
5% preferred series A
100
Joy
53%
109
10%
.100
Manville Corp_i
No par
'Johnson & Johnson common
12%
.
13%
10%
No par
pfd
.Johns
6
1
50c
—^
38%
13%
4
43/a
4%
19%
130
69%
*
10
common
133%
*108
No par
Light Co
4%
4%
19%
4%
38 3%'
*11%
12
x24 %
97i/4
10
160
:
25
No par
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
27
34% Mar
ll7/s
243/4
97
*91%
131%
53
No par
__
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt'4%
30
98% Dec
•
&
Stores—
__
Jaeger Machine Co
511% May 18
75
$6
Jacobs
.
3
*
81 /b Jan 13
Dec
•
183/4 Sep 25
963/4 May 15
.
54% July 19
30 %
3
Dept
Power
«
No par
35% Dec
5
12%
24%
"
No par
■
common
93
4%
38%
15
1
21
Jan
••11%
33%
26%
.
*130
7.50
Salt
141
12
97
200
34%'
26%
160
4%
203
4%
Shoe
Apr
*'•156
18%
4%
191/8
203
-*91%
International Silver
16
4%
160
24%
•96 '
97*.
18 7/s
■
80
12
24%
*96-
v
81
24%
12%
24%
-
1
International
22% Jun
•11%
5
International
36% May
July 11
13
11
7
Iowa
Jan
*155
59
18
28
Jan
157
23
28
Dec
33%
157
243/a
Dec
22
Jun
160
60%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
21
*155
80%
23%
—
22
3
1,600
60
No par
27% Sep
Jan
801/2
60 s/8
preferred
Interstate
Jun
80
24%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
preferred
100
19
Intertype Corp
36% July 20
79
60
Limited
22
48
79
22%
common
14
Dec
80
24
_
Dec
Dec
4,900
*79
23%
Corp
Apr
50 Vb
67%
*7%
8
23%
100
Mining
30
54 %
67
8
7%
23%
No par
No par
45
Jun
300
67
66
24%;.
61% Oct
8
Jun
8%
66%
673%
233%
<
20
No par
4
29%
1
66 3/4
7%
60%
-100
July 12
30%
4,600
29%
/
-
60
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No par
Preferred
_100
22
Oct
70
3
6
29%
7%
67
68
10%
113/8
293/a
*7%
603%
46% Jan
5% July 18
103
Sep
9% Dec
72
3
July 17
Oct
29%
-673%
68
11
29%
-
81
preferred
International
18
110
1
July 12
14% Jan
29"%
7%
273/8
4%
8
137 % Jun
9
17% July 26
27% J«n
5
x91
29%
10%
2934
*7%
26%
17
9 % May
52
July 25
38% July 18
42% July 3
32% Aug 30
Dec
18%
94
Jun
81
29%
10%
29%
7%
11%
Packers
135
11%
17,500
177%
Paper
23
450
10%
UV2
International
23% Dec
52%
10%
176%
International
20% Jan
*52%
11%
11%
7
9% Jan
52%
10%
176%
18
17
52%
*11%
14% Aug
Apr
14
51%
523/4
176%
59% Sep
Feb
51%
*52%
34%
14
5
51%
52 3%
100
25
49% Jan
51 %
593/4
—.
33% Jan
104
100
51%
*52%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Int Minerals & Chemical com
5
30
95% Nov
25% Mar 31
Feb
71
590
10,700
*51
*51
*156
Machines
preferred
11% Dec
33%
35
523%
common—No par
7%
6
27% Dec
22
•
Aug 18
8
3% Dec
129% Dec
1,000
61%
34%
60%'
Iron
Int'l
23
Jan 16
13% Apr
81
73%
25%
Mar 29
32% Oct
381
7% July 12
„-mm
61%
353/4
82
—
!
27
171% July 13
Dec
—
240
July 17
25 % Jun
60%
351/8
160
common
2%
234
60%
353/4
60
Cons Copper..
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
13%
Jan
61
35 y8
*156
Inspiration
Jun
Jan
68
61
35%
51%
10%
/
62
35
*51
29.1%
*7%
12,700
*50%
;
523%
29%
4,500
393/4
66
104
*52i%
51% 4
10%
par
*101
59
35%
.
64 %
64%
100
Jun
Jun
57
*39%
39%
102
101
—No par
2
1
223%
57
35
102
104
99
X'
563%
*100
64%
653/a
63%
•„
38%
39%
39%
65%
63
*80
preferred
9%
164%
>
No par
common
preferred
Intercontinental Rubber
*145%
98
38%
38%
•
62 3%
,
353%
5234
1
25% Oct
14
Dec
97%
39%
39
35%
5
11% Dec
16
Dec
61
98
*51
Mex, S A
Inland Steel Co
20% Nov 22
8
18%
95%
:
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Electrica De
61
503%
•
—50
Industrial Rayon
Apr
Jan
—1000
preferred
crm
39%
60%
9 7%
No par
preferred
cum
30
Jan
Apr
A
common
Terminal RR Co
Industria
Jan
86 %
series
Co
1
A—100
ser
"
29
12%
4.08%
4.26%
Illinois
ctfs
Power
39'%
common. 100
conv;pfd
19
18%
■,
'
33% Mar 27
413%
JunJan
Dec
Illinois
18
7% July 13
25% July 12
—-
stock
20
non-cum
RR
20
41% Mar 23
52
•—
6%
8
253k
'32
K
8%
Jun
'
12%
Jan
9
22
94%
Jan
100%
Feb
*34%
102
Feb
52
July
10%
17%
105% Nov
49%
Jan
14%
Aug
Dec
983/4
Mar 24
Pec
r
7,
16% Dec
5
25% Sep 15
;««.T Apr 10
,0
103% JUiy 13
109% May 18
43
623/4
Dec
17%
Nov
143/4
Jun
14%
Jan
10%
Jun
23%
Dec
T
1
66% Dec 19
10
20%
57%
13
'
*13%
Jun
19%
For footnotes
see
Dec
page
163/4
22,
29
"J!.!,
on
'
®
£0V o'
£e<r 3®
/4 Oct
00/7
Jan
30
25
23
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
*
.
-
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
3'80% Preferred
4%.
cum
preferred—,-
100
Kansas City Southern com—No
4%
non-cum
preferred
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class
Class
B
*107
par
68%
100
68%
8.75
5
A—1
16%
' 143/a
*28%
1
26%
104
109.
69
68%
102%
*107
102%
'
109
68%
69%
68
68
"
693/a
683/8
70
68%
17%
25%
17%
25%
17%
25%
17
25%
70
683/4
70
683/4
69%
68'A
69
6,500
67%
68%
68
68
67%
69
1,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
6,900
143/8
28%
14%
29
•
14%
28%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
3,900
2334
16%
14%*
28%
163/4
14%
233/4
28%
28%
28
28%
1,800
27
27%
27%
27%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
27'%
4,300
29
26%
143/a
16%
1P%
16%
kVolume 173
Number 4979
.
.
(393)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
STOCKS
$ per
$ per share
,
40
Jun
Nov
45% Mar
1
Feb
16%
17%
Jun
48%
.
Dec
13
Dec
67 Vs Aug
31%
11
24% July 12
Jan
98
Jan
93% Jan
9
43
,■
Feb '
Dec
35% Dec
26
62%
Feb •
Dec
50
4%
Jan
8
Oct
3%
Jun
6
Jan
17%
9%
Jan
6
27
7% Nov 24
Laclede Gas
7 % Dec
July 13
28
*31/2 Jun
La
20
Co
Consolidad
19% July 12
25 y8 Oct
25
Lambert
Lane
Dec
10'A Jun
5
12% Jun
22
43
Jan
47
Oct
42% Dec
15
47% Jan
25
19%
Jun
26'%
Jan
22V2 Jan
19
37
Oct
18
Lane-Wells
37*
Jan'
45'/a
Dec
40% Jan
25
62 y2 Sep
28
Lee
16%
Jun
22%
Jan
20
Jan
3
90%
Jan
98
May
94
Jan
24
11%
6%
Jun
11%
Jan
33%
Jun
49%
Dec
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
1%
Jun
Jan
.3
'25% May
100 y8
10% Dec
38% July
4% Jan
13
50% Jan
11% Jun
12
7
Dec
28
4
Dec
29
3
Jun
24%
Jan
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
*41%
Jun
8%
Feb
20%
Feb
*
.
56%
11%
26%
30'
14% Jun
*
Dec
41/2 Apr
51
•-
Dec
Dec
13
45
34%
345/8
___~5
*•
57%
59
common__3
:
*22%
23
48%
67
Dec
2%
»
July 17
13% Oct
24 Ye Jan
Lehman Corp
YJ2W
9
•
21%
14%
143/a
2%
21%
21%
7%
69%
11%'
50 3/8
14%
23/4
23/4
213/4 '
213/a
;
73/4
68%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
24%
25
25%
243/4
25%
32%
33 %
33
33%
32%
9%
9%
24%
24%
No par
53%
2%
8%
7%
18,900
2%
22%
8%
69
67%
12%
14
13%
24%
5,500
'
9,000
6,900
6,600
14
255/8
-
68%
24%
,
.
47,900
15%
14%
21%
3
24 5/B
13%
25
20
52%
56,200
3,500
11% !
68 %
68%
2,800
11%
15%
8
70
2,900
22%
100 %
22%
21%
8
69%
•
70
60
59
22%
*99
52%
50%
15%
190
1,000
11%
IIVa
2%
3,400
34%
34%
100%
*90
1,900
•
47
*46%
22%
.22%
14%
8%
7%
223/4
49%
:
213/4 \
69%
13%
59%
59 Ya
60
400
24%
13%
22,200
<
6%
24%
7
13%
49
7%
8
6%
24%
345/8
100%
.
7%
7%
7%
7%
24 %
47
68%
-
5
^
Lerner Stores Corp
•
4,500
*63/4
12%
i___l
(The)..
21%
37%
13
103/4
2%
-48 3/4
>
37%
34%
14%
2%
•
21%
*7%
No par
Lehn & Fink Products.-
23
49
14 Va
50c r.cn-cum 2nd pfd—-j
28
48%
13%
48%
13%
10%
--2%
Lehigh Portland Cement.
^
25 !
Lehigh Valley RR__u.____i.__No par :
Lehigh Valley Coal com
:
1 •
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No: par *■
38%
46
11%
10%
.54%
37%
13 %
*99
100%
10%
10 Ya
54%
3,200
35
22%
22 %
22%
*99
-
8,800
54%
7
59
59 Ya
x59%
59
22%
37%
24%
*34%
130
37%
453/4
13
45
35
7,500
*53%
13%
13
44%
102
102
453/4
12%
44 %
37%
37%
7%
7%
73
37%
101%
38%
*63/4
260
73
37%
54%
24
600
18%
*18
i
19,300
-
101%
38
7
*34V2
10%
38
54
24%
13
100%
74%
37%
38%
37%
7%
7%
24%
35
*99*
74
38%
102
102
38%;
46
1
18
74%
37%
37%
13
99
18
*74
75
*34%
99
6,300
18 %
18%
•
7
22%
451/4
*18
37%
7
59
44%
45%
*44
~
46
25V4
45
.
;
1,900
45
24%
44%
:
Tire'
(James)' & Sons Co
25%
25%
1
No par
•
_■
64%
251/4
-79
58%
,102
38%
53% 55
24 %
24%
24
24-
;
29
9
July 13
9
'
29
20
July 17
19
Sep
22% Dec
*6%
62
251/a
59%
25
38
7%
7%
7Va
-
61
57%
*74
37
102
24,300
78%
59
18'/a
•
Shares
77%
78%
79%
77%
77"%
58%
24%
44%
58%
59%
24%
25
43%
44
18%
18%
74%
75
36%
36%
*101% 102
37%
38 Va
54
54%
37%
38%
7%
7ya
,
15.
37%
*6
•
3.85% cumulative preferred—_100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation- Co.
10
29
14
3
&
*
the Wee*
77'/a
1
50
common
preferred
Co
Rubber
Lees
9
Sep 25
July 13
7
Bryant
4 %%
37%
4
6%
.
38%
54
54
*.
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)—
No par
Co
18%
74%
36%
38%
•
par
No par
L„_...
43%
' *101% 102
!
10
No
-
25",
*24%
'43%
18%
74%
36%
•
__100
I_.^_
59%
Salea fw
Jan. 19
f per share
Thursday
t per share
S per share
77%
76%
Friday
Jan. 18
t per share
Jan.17
Jan. 16
f per share
,
77%
58%
-
1
No par
10
Kress IS H) & Co_l_
Kroger Co (The)_„
5
62
Jan
35% Dec
20
Kresge IS S)\ Co
6
77%
No par
Kinney (G R) Co common
$5 prior preferred-..
Koppers Co Inc common
4% preferred
Dec
22%
Jun
42% Jan
July 12
34 % Dec
Kern County Land Co
5
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
No par
Kimberly-Clarke Corp com—No par
17
20
Nov 14,
76% Nov 24
37
Nov 24
101
Dec
1
13% July 20
Dec
Kennecott Copper
PRICE8
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 15
$ per share
Par
75% Dec 28
27% May 24
47% Nov 27
3
Jan
16%
Jun
90% Aug
*35%
,
15% Jan
24
72%
Jun *
Mar
25%
/
Nov
25 %
10 %
.
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Jan. 13
63% Oct
3
48%
1
49% Apr
LOW
Saturday
'
$ per share
share
Jan
llVe
62
$ per
share
Highest
56%
Jun
39
Lowest
Highest
RECORD
'
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
Range for Year 1950
Year 1949
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Previous
7,600
1
"
30% Dec
6%
Jun
8% Mar
15
71/4 Jan
■
3
34Va
Jun
37% July
Apr.
91%
73
170
Feb-
186
Oct
177
Sep
Jun
29
Jun
19
Jun
13%
Dec
'57 'A July
33%
Oct
28% Feb
17%
Dec
78
Jan
Jun
16%
Feb
14 ye
Jan
76
25 Vs
;,15% Jun
19i/«
Dec
25%
23% Jan
Oct
Jan
27%
Dec
1721%
Jan
32
31% May
20% Jun
9
17
13
38% Dec
18
18/2 Oct
4
-■
22 % July
164
28% Aug 17
13y4 Sep 29
Dec
18
28
7
174
July
•29% Dec
Jan
Sep
97% Feb
,
-34% Jan
211/4 Mar
•17% Jun
No par
3
17
4
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew s
19
7%
Louisville
Lowenstein
21
29
i>U7e Dec
30
■
&•
Lukens
•
P""»e for Ye"- 1osso
Lowest
Highest
Highest
'
$ per share
$ per share
87%
42%
433/8
16%
30
29%
,
.
-
13
53%
32%
*101%
——10
Vopk
38%
16%
77%
'16%
77%
29%
29%
30 *
29%
30%
12%
13
12%
13%
13
Par:
25
31%
55%
54%
32 Va
32%
*101 %
31%
LOW AND HIGH
''
Monday
* j
Tuesdhy
1®'%^ ?•
17%
83
29%
29%
29%
3,800
12%
13
12%
12%
29,100
24%
24%
24 %
24%
9,300
'
.
31 %
I per
17,500
9,300
34%
102%.
33
.33%
l\
Friday
50
7,500
-*■
Sales fw
the Week
Jan. 19
I per
share
per
share
57%
34
33%
Thursday
Jan.18
Jan.17
4,000
56%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
31%
*101%
33%
33 Ya
*101% 102 %
32%
80
169
169
;
57%
56%
5,800
t
31%
31%
57%
33
169
169
33%
$ per share
f per share
I per share
16%
81
32 %
1
-
39,400
16%
102%
1C
Jan.
Jarf;15
23,800
30
101 %
33 Ya
32
32%
*
39%
81%
31%
32%
102 %
200
79%,
16%
25
55%
32%
101%
8,000
79%
;•
170
31%
56%
32%
38%
17,300
16%
169
31%
600
•/
.42%
79
24%
4
170
*168
31%
I'V
$ per share
24%
24%
170
3,800
19%
19
40
100
1
*78%
79 %,
39%
44
41%
19%
,
79%
•
39%
39%
16%
:
101%
31
*Jan.
79%,
18%
18%
78 Ya
39%
53%
54%
32%
patwrdaj *
!
*
77%
31%
103
-A
STOCK
43 %
700
.
*
'.89
*86
87%
16%
*168
31%
31
87%
183
43%
44%
42%
76%
24%
24%
170
50
—100
78%
39%
12%
13
24%
*168
•
43%
»
12,700
76
183
183 %
*182
43
29%
78
.
■
87
18%
18%
78%
75%
75%
22,600
9%
,34%
87
16%
: 16%
77%
18%
79%
9%
34%
41%
;
76
39
39
37%
& Sons Inc com__l
EXCHANGE
18
17%
*78%
*31%
Co
NEW
,
87%
42%-
No par
Nashville^..i
(M)
Steel
86%*
41%
18/8
-
--..100
preferred series A.
4%%
85%
42%
79%
10
4
•
Gas & Elec Co (Ky)
Louisville
4l
102% Dec
f
43%
41%
18%
Inc
preferred
'42%
41%
*78%
.No par
43
*41%
42
Star
Lcmg Isiand -Lighting Co..-;
Lorillard <P) Co common
183%
42%
182
182
75%
183%
182
33,300
32%
9%
34%
.
75%
76
77
182
76 %
76%
85%,'; 85%
'
1
,
75%-
184
34%
34%
32
32%
9%
93/8
35
35
35
32%
33%
9
93/a
9%
35
*34%
.34%
41%
_t
...
-No par
Cement Corp.—_ .No par
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A— -No par
Lone
-
9%
76%
*182
No par
No par ;
""STOCKS
Year 10/>n
t.per share
£
33
76
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
3%% convertible- preferred.—10C
Range for Previous
Lowest*
Co..
38/2 Sep
22% Mar 24
Oct
Mar
Jan
.34%
5
_
Co-—1
36% May 23
50% Dec 21
8
25%
100
,
Mar 16
81
1
Aug
•
4iy2
Jan
Jun
Oil
21% Jan
~
15
Belt
Lion
81% Apr
21% July 17
Dec
95
Link
3
9%
—
27
82% Oct
•14% July 12
60 y8 JUly 26
Dec
Jan
23%
Mar 31
44% Nov 24
5
27
Aug
•11
153
Savers Corp
31%
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Com____25 '
7% preferred
;__100 "
Lily Tulip Cup Coi<p—
No par
45 Ya Nov 20
14% July 12
71
18% Aug
Jun
*60
3
10
'
Jun
65%
x67
Life
28
187
28% July 26
52%
Oct
89% Jan
15
Dec
:
38
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby..
19
9% Oct
30% Aug 25
72%
39 % Aug 28
17
share
Sharce
16%
3,600
M
9%
Jun
14%
Oct
31 %
Apr
42
Dec
131
Jan
9%
Jun
27%
95 %
8 %
July
10%
15%
Jun
33%
Jan
Jan
104 Ya
Dec
Jun
5
Jun
Jun
7
Feb
Mar
15%
135% Mar
Jan
430
6%
36% Aug
Oct
139
Jun
17
8
3
28%
3
8% Dec
Jan
20
Jan
19%
Jan
'10%
Jan
510
July
5
15
9% Aug
11
P".
Feb
10%
A or
17%
Jun
25
Dec
6%
Jan
16
8%
16% Mar
18%
Oct
19 Ya
Apr
24%
Dec
Jan
104
Dec
7%
Jun
12
Apr
10 Ya
Feb
13%
Jan
11 Ya
jun
19%
Jan
18
Madison
28
Magma Copper
19
Magnavox Co
93/4 Dec
27
Mandel
23
Manhattan
3
19% May
4
33% Dec 29
19
25
X>
U
25
Martin
13% May
v
183% Nov
313% Nov
179 '
Aug
Jun
49 "•
Dec
45% July 13
98%
Dec
97
89
Jan
175
Dec
Feb
185
>3
Aug 18
Sep
8
(Glenn
Master
22
26
59
Nov
9
100
Jan
12
7%
100
Jan
30
90
Feb
18
$3.40
173/4 May 11
Maytag
Feb
88
Dec
87
Jan
10
Jun
12%
Dec
11% Jan
3
May
45
Dec
42% Jan
19% Mar
25
Jan
1
13
52
Mar 28
$3
20%
100
143%
293%
*180
24
*535
12%
4,900
19,600
14%
20
550
20,700
1,100
12%
123/4
13%
11%
11%
11%
*11
11%
24%
24%
24%
*24
9%
93/4
9
93/4
24%
300
9%
9%
19,400
9 3/8
39%
40%
42%
423/4
7,800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/a
13,400
4 3/4
43/4
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
41
42
1,110
12,300
35
353/8
34%
*1033/4
104%
*1033/4
1043/4
1033/4
104 YA
100
104
20
21
191/a
20%
20%
21%
20 YA
21%
22,700
14%
8,400
32
34%
351/8
35
35
143/4
14%
143/4
14
143/4
143/a
143/4
31%
31
31%
31%
33
32%
323/4
313/4
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,400
20%
19%
193/4
:
14%
303/s
293/4
303/8
30%
31%
31%
32%
18,400
30%
30
30
29
185
*180
*180
185
*180
185
59%
59%
59%
100y4
1001/4
IOO1/4
*99%
100 3/a
99%
59%
60%
100%
99%
9934,
60
*89
90
90
14%
14
14%
100
99%
90
903/8
*90
90 3%
*137%
*44
13%
143/s
550
200
4,000
32 %
393/4
100%
.No par
32
33
9%
9%
34%
21
.No par
preferred
*535
11,900
104
104
35 YA
.No par
common
14
14%
545
9%
9%
13%
*24
59%
993%
,
32%
34%
'•
*102
104%
11%
12
100 %
par
34
33%
20
25,700
14%
30%
20
19%
900
19%
30%
14%
30 %
20%
18%
39%
142
12%
13
5
series.. .No
cumulative pfd
Co
104%
v
104%
*104
39 YA
*139
*43/4
4%
34%
.
15%
.
9%
9%
4%
4%
34%
9%
16%
39%
144
39%
93/a
393/a
39
133/4
*535
9%
33%
323/4
14%
24
.
•
.No par
„
$3.75 cum pfd 1947
43%
20
I——5
Chemical Corp
preferred
22
8%'
9
34%
*19%
preferred
:
Stores common..
96% Dec
9
.
33%
*102
9%
9%
,
33%
113/4
11%
24%
*104
No par
May Dept
$3.75
11%
*24%
9%
—
12%
18 3/4
33%
104
*102
93/4
5421%
542
123/4
11%
38 3/4
No par
._
...,
'
13%
14%
24%
9%
,,
32%
33%
*24
1
Electric Co
Mathieson
12%
12%
93/4
542
*535
100
—_
j
15
13%
14%
383/4
.No par
Co
L)
Martin-Parry Corp:
V nit* ourp
2y
32%
34%
540
9% V
*140
19%
33%
33%
102
102
•
39%
393/4
142
18%
19
.
33%
333/4
*11%
100
prior pfd
183/4
19
102
93/4
"
5
preferred.!
4%%
18
10
139
16
16%
16
39%
142
•
33%
102
103
<
6.25
Corp.—
0%
Ry
123/8
1
Exploration—
Marshall Field & Co com
21% Dec
12% July 13
Feb
St
14
5
Corp
Midland
Market
34%
*530
:
.1
No par
:
Maracaibo Oil
Marathon
;
l
50
Shirt
-
9%
*
10
Bros
Marine
106% Sep
,)
No par
Mahoning
Manati
*102
100
19
333%
33%
No par '
18%
,
'39%
139
142
*139
142
18 3%
5
(The)
Coal RR Co
Sugar Co—
30
13
Inc.
Square Garden
9
*139
100
4% %
Jan
27
Jan
30
(R H) Co Inc com
preferred series A.
9% Oct
89
7%
Macy
9% Nov
38
80
Trucks
23 °/4 Oct
17
9% July 19
'
98
Mack
preferred
12 Ya Aug
*24% Juiy 27
170
19
38% Dec
3i
16
39%
24% Apr
4
100% Aug
7
9% Jan I3
16%
39%
6%
3
18% Apr
23% Jan
16
39%
19
8% July 25
Jan
15%
39%
35% Dec
6% July 13
25
Dec
95%
Apr
15%
39'%
Sep
550
7% Mar 30
Dec
Forbes
14% Apr
Mar 30
7% Jan
Dec
•18%
-
16%
,—5
common__10
Working Co.—
&
MacAndrews
105
3
Dec
525
26
M & M Wood
343/4 May 25
Jan 20
12
13
4
18% Dec
July 17
Nov
Dec
143
11% Mar 31
101
May
42
.11% Feb 28
14%
*43%
185
*180
59%
60
IOOV4
100 YA
90
*100
100%
*90
*180
185
59%
60%
6,000
185
4,600
60
/
140
101
100 YA
100 Ya
100%
100
100 Ya
903/a
'-90
90 3/a
80
6,000
14%
14%
14%
133/4
14
13%
13%
44
43
43
43
43
44
240
44
800
44
44
24%
24%
245/8
24%
24%
25
3,900
24%
25%
24%
22 %
223/8
22 3/a
22
22 Ya
221/4
23
23
23 %
3,500
22%
42 3/4
423%
42%
423/4
423/4
42%'
43%
170
43
43%
42%
45
343/4
3,000
'
Q% .Tmv 14
*18
273% Sep
July 13
233% May 11
39
30% Mar
36%
90
Jan
29%
Jun
45%
24
100
49
Aug 17
9
37% Jun
July 3
30% Dec 16
Dec
Dec
99
July 19
39% July 27
Dec
105
May 3
52% Mar 15
Feb
34
Apr
30% July 17
40% Nov
41 %
Jan
60%
Nov
44
58
30%
Jan
41%
Dec
19%
Feb
Jun
xl3
25
July 13
33% July 13
21% July 13
12% Apr
5
Dec
17% Mar
25
Jan
21
3
423% Feb
10
26% Jan
9
12% July
17%
Jan
3
18% Aug 16
323% Oct 11
70 Ya May
93%
Nov
82
Jan
5
94% Nov 27
28%
34%
Oct
323/4 Jan
6
64
Jun
14% Jan
20%
Jan
27
Dec
Jun
13%
Jan
10% July 17
34%
Jun
49
Jan
12%
Jun
7% Mar
27
15% July
8% Jan
Apr
43%
Dec
90
Jan
99
Dec
18
July
23%
Jan
40
Dec
30%
97%
Jun
Jan
42
Jan
11
27% Jan
X21% July 19
7%
Oct
9
;-17% Nov 20
13
53
Nov
20
*
14% Jan
16
*19% Nov 27
953/4 Nov
9
Dec
Feb
106
Corp common
50
Stores Corp
Electric
McGraw-Hill
Publishing
McLellan
Stores
common
*
Co
Transp Co
Min
Inc
common
preferred *
$3.50
34% July 12
Merritt-Chapman
493% Nov
Mesta
Machine
&
23%
*23%
23%
23%
233/4
23%
23%
1,400
19%
5,400
25%
14,600
—10
No par
No par
50c
3
19% Dec
28
57 % Dec
30
Mid-Continent
18%
Jun
34
Dec
28% Jan
124% July
10%
Aug
7%
Jun
139% Mar
12%
Jan
12
125
Jan
July 18
10 % Jun
83/4 July
543/4 Nov
13
1393/4 Nov
13
17% Dec
28
29
3
30
•
16
Dec
29
Midland
8%
Steel
87
Mar
For
101
footnotes
Nov
see
July 17
99
Jan
page 22.
10
42% Dec
113
Dec
233/4
23%
23%
17
17
17%
17%-
19
18%
19
19
193/8
193/8
24%
24%
24%.
23%
243/4
243/4
25%
25%
*93%
94%
24%
24
24%
*93%
94%
*59
61
17%
*19%
*6%
55
94%
93%
93%
603/4
60 3/8
60 3/e
:
94%
94%
943/4
61%
61%
63 %
63%
500
26
24%
25%
24-%
24%
5,900
7,700
25%
26%
17%
17
17%
16%
173/s
17
17%
17
173/8
52
52
53%
53%
54
54
53%
54 Va
420
55
20%
20%
20%
19%
20
195/B
20
20
20%
6,300
*52
-
,j
%
,
193/4
6%
20%
*6%
61 3/4
*100%
102
*100%
*103%
x25%
6%
63
102
6 5/8
62
65/8
62V2
*100%
*65/8
61
*100%
102
6%
62
102
26%
4,800
54
54 3A
1,900
104'A
100
106
106
*106
107
*106
107
*106
107
*103
105
*103
105
*103
105
54
*103
105
*103
105
5,900
*103
26%
533/4
1071%
100
61 Va
101
104'A
26 Va
54
*106
60%
*100%
*103
26%
53 Ya
107%
62
102
6%
104%
26%
53
*106
*100%
€%
*6%
*1035/8
26%
52%
103%
*6%
61
„
103%
26%
52
103%
.
103%
26%
104%
80
*93%
61
26
63
52
61
16%
62%
*26%
.
3,600
25%
25%
17%
*93%
60%
25%
*52
38
-
26 %
54
26%
54
26
*103 Ya
104%
213/s
21%
205/s
213/4
21
215A
21
58%
10
20
21%
20
57%
20%
57%
57
58%
56%
58
57%
59%
58%
59%
57%
18%
18%
18%
18 5/8
18%
18 5/s
18%
18%
19 Va
18"%
44
44
43%
43
26,300
19
18%
43%
5
—100
& St Louis Ry.__._No par
Minn St P & SS Marie
No par
Minneap
19 3/4
*132%
18
133%
43 %
44
1323/4
133
Ya
43%
133
43
133
43%
134
43
1325/8
133
134'
18 %
17%
18%
18%
19 Vs
18 3/8
18%
18 3/8
18%
16%
17
17
18%
16%
18'A
173/4
18%
17%
16 3%
16%
1.50
pfu series A
43
*132%
18%
42 3/a
42%
100
*112%
Regulator—
Common
conv
17
*37
38%
*38
38%
..10
1st preferred
3.20%
*23%
*373/4
38%
Inc...No par
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell
31
*38
21%
Petroleum
Prod
12,000
42
233/4
5
Utilities
60
58%
41%
23
South
39
38%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
Middle
*38%
300
42
Jan
7
2,600
58%
15
203% Mar
49 %
56%
383/4 Feb
July 13
49
41
13
28
49
38
Dct
104 % Nov
X46
57
Dec
6
150
49%
41
Jan
14%
12
106 Ya
56
48
Jun
Apr
*104
40%
18%
8%
110
49%
48%
34%
105
41%
Jun
102% July
7
48%
48 %
34%
105
57%
Jun
Dec
48
33%
34%
106%
41
14%
Oct
48%
*105
563/4
37%
105%
7
106 YA
333/4
333/4
105
105
56%
pfd_100
100
3.85% preferred series—
100
Miami Copper
5
107% Sep
48%
33%
33%
105
41%
No par
Scott—No par
Co
*105
33 Ya
105
55%
common
1
5% convertible 1st preferred
50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc.——-3%
&
33%
41/4
(The)
&
42%
33%
55%
2nd preferred
Mengel Co
42%.
25
413/4
preferred (1st series)
100
(1st series)—50
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Corp
22
54%
*4%%
4%
22
,
*41%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
Mead
24%
5
1
Co
24%
18
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc com
Merch
27
1
1
Co
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
Merck
27
common
convertible preferred—.100
3%%
McGraw
3
Dec
3
Preferred
McCrory
28
101
37% July 17
101% Feb 21
110%
McCord
7% Jan
25
104%
No par
Corp
66% Dec
6% Aug 11
393/4 Jan 13
x20% Jan
McCall
114
42
*112%
42%
114
42
112'/a
42%
41%
112%
*112%
42'A
114
42
113%
42%
114
13,400
,
28,400
2,800
134%
210
18 %
20,600
18
14,700
413/4
42%
113%
113%
-
9,400
310
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(394)
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1949
I per
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
101
D«o
94
Jan
108
Deo
NEW
Highest
t per share
$ per share
share
Jun
66%
YORK
July 26
151
LOW
Minn
Min
&
Sep 26
9% July 12
108% Jan
5
$4
Mfg common—No
preferred
14%
Jan
21
Dec
27
Jun
80
Feb
67
July 19
84
Nov
10
16 V*
Jun
22% Nor
16
Jun
27% Dec
27
27% July 26
34% Mar 20
54%
Jan
46% Jan
73
Dec
28
Mission
10%
Oct
9% Jan
l57/8Dec
26
Jan
4 % Jan
11% Dec
22
Mission Development Co
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com
25% Mar
21% Jan
52% Dec
22
31% Dec
30
41% Oct
6
7%
Jun
3 V*
Jun
15%
Jun
6
3% Aug
4% Feb
5% Aug
25
Jun
35
Jan
9
Jun
12%
25
Deo
30
Apr
11% Jan
13
$5.50
1st
preferred
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
Jan
103% Jun
10
57 %
113
Jan
54
Deo
July 26
Dec
111% Jun
27
Deo
14%
10% Jun
77%
30
135
Carpet
Dec
21
3
$4
Hosiery
pfd
59% Mar
49% July 13
Jan
13%
Deo
12% Jun 27
16% Dec
29
Moore-McCormick
16%
Jun
23
Jan
15% Dec
29
20% Jan
18
Morrell
14
Jun
26%
Deo
23% Jan
22
57
19
Motorola
16% Jun
27%
Deo
26% Jan
3
15 V*
Jun
20 %
Jun
23%
17%
Deo
11%
Jan
*9%
Jun
14% Jan
12% Jan
19
9
Dec
10
11
Jun
Deo
39
36% Jan
13
51
Jan
43
13
17%
32%
D««
16
Deo
32
Jan
3
24% Deo
9% Apr
July
Oct
23
Jan
13
Jan
28%
28%
28%
'28%
29%
28%
29%
30%
31
30%
31
'27%
1,300
5,000
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
31
75%
75%
77%
78
78%
77 V*
82
83%
85
82
82%
14%
14%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
5,600
11
11%
11%
12%
12%
13%
12
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
51%
54%
54%
58%
58%
61%
58
61%
59
58%
60%
25%
24%
26
24%
25%
23
24%
145,000
91,400
61,900
36 Va
35%
36%
35%
35%
100
24%
pfd_100
°36
20
30%
22 Vs
36
35%
35%
15
'35%
60%
24%
14%
15%
21%
7,800
24%
35%
36
I,000
2,200
15%
'15
Inc
1.25
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15%
new.No par
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
22
22
21%
22
73%
73%
74
73%
73%
73%
76%
127%
130%
Co
3,700
24,100
73%
74
73 Va
No par
128%
128%
127%
128
127%
5
"11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,100
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
9,700
74
common—5
B
Co
74
128%
127%
128
♦
127%
128
67%
65%
67%
67%
68
67%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
7,400
68%
17%
17
Lines
0
Co
&
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17
17%
17%
17
17
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
44%
43%
45%
43%
44%
43%
45%
28%
29
29
29 Va
29%
29 Va
27%
27%
Inc
Corp
Oct
18
6
Murphy
Mar 17
Co
(G
28%
27%
*27'A
27 Va
27 %
27%
27%
28
18%
19
18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
6,700
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17%
17%
17%
13%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16,000
'13
5
13%
55%
'55
55%
55
110%,
'110
110%
*110
110%
-—50
46 %
No par
''52V*
II,200
1,000
47%
'46%
47%
'45%
47%
300
'52%
53%
'52%
53%
'52%
"53%
200
47
47%
53 Va
*52%
10
21
'46%
47
52V*
4,600
55
110
20%
20%
52%
14
55
110
21%
21%
54
13%
14
551%
110'/a
'55%
'110
20%
21
'46%
46%
13%
2,200
21%
21
21
110%
'110
20%
20%
55%
55%
55
'55
'110
com—10
«fc Bros
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
1
.—100
common
preferred
Murray Corp of America
4 % preferred
Myers (F E)
29 V*
27 Va
19%
17%
1
C)
28%
27%
'19
1
4% %
29 Va
29'A
27%
5
Co__.
1,300
22,500
4,600
"29%
10
Corp
Brass
28,700
7,900
No par
3
(John)
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
23% Aug 30
52% Aug 30
53% Jun 12
330
29
♦28
16%
56% Dec
13
27%
14%
Mulllns
Jan
88%
65%
May 24
15
21%
88%
17%
Wheel
Deo
21%
87%
65%
Mueller
14
21%
87%
22 Ve
87%
16%
Motor
113
22
87%
64%
14
29
21
87 Va
65
20
29
21%
87%
17%
19% Dec
Jun
21
87
17%
30% Nov
Jun
21%
86%
64%
July 17
9
20%
86
75%
Co
Products
44
210
26,000
21
21%
Motor
108% July 12
1,500
8,000
431 s
106%
106
(The)—No par
Montgomery Ward St Co
No par
Power
42% Aug 24
15%
30% Mar
<1
Jan
50%
42%
171
Montana
13% Mar 25
112% Mar
A
Utilities
10%
38% Feb
108% Oct
43%
106%
Shares
share
fi
conv
series
47% Jun
13
42%
106
169%
Tool
Montana-Dakota
23% May 11
67'A Nov 24
Oct
171
15
Co
Machine
conv
Sales foe
the Week
$ per
30%
No par
Mills
Monsanto Chemical
13% Feb
19% July 13
series
$ Missouri Pac RR 5%
Dec~21
106
'105%
105%
105%
170
43%
42%
43
42%
42%
106
share
171
171
17L
Jan. 18
10
preferred
Mojud
170
Friday
Jan.19
Thursday
t per share
27%
25
Corp
Mohawk
16% Nov 20
Jan. 17
t per
.
20%
100
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
7%
106
Wednesday
86
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
Monarch
45%
>105%
No par
„
Jun
'105%
PRICES
BALE
( per share
share
42%
42%
HIGH
Jan. 16
170
170
170
42
10 Va
f per
t perthare
issued"
67%
27
Jan. 15
>168
par
AND
Tuerday
Monday
Jan,13
Par
Nov 28
Monday, January 22, 1951
RECORD
Saturday
$ per share
104
38% Jun
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
"When
104
YORK
STOCKS
Range for Year J950
►
...
'
N
10% Jun
22
Jun
17%
Jun
5
Jan
July 13
22
tMay 20
53
Dec
Nash-Kelvinator
21
34% Dec
Nashville
Corp
Chatt
&
18
National
Acme
14% Dec 27
67/s Jun 29
National
St
Airlines
9%
Jun
18
Deo
10%
Jun
14% July 12
23
13% Deo
40% Deo
May 27
National Automotive
12
Jan
20
Dec
28
National
Aviation
31% Dec 26
17
National
185% Sep
7% Mar
39% Jan
Biscuit
175% Jun 30
5% July 13
170 V* Mar
4%
Jun
30% Jun
5% Jun
5
Jun
9%
Jun
27%
Feb
13%
17%
Feb
*11%
Jun
Jun
86% May
25% Apr
169%
Jan
125
Jan
36% Not
87/t Aug
Jun
39%
Jan
183
Dec
36
50
13
National
14% Mar 30
20% Dec
22
National
Department
20% July 17
15
July 25
27% Dec
21
National
Distillers
94% Jan
11
Jun
10
69% Dec
29
July 13
185% Jun
5
Jan
159
152%
Deo
xl50
7%
Deo
19%
Deo
Jan
Deo
Nov
$4.50
7%
21
9% May 31
31% Dec 22
25
5
U d&n
4
Nov
24
»
Lead
12%
13% No?
1 per share
Ref
21% Dec
18
89
Dec
20
20
24% Dec
28
14% Oct
9
Natl
11% Jan
S
Natomas
Lowest
i per share
Jan
14%
*101%
Jan
104%
7%
Jun
14%
29
Mar
93%
Jan
8'A
Jan
94
Mar
42
Jun
8% Aug
(
Feb
39% Nor
102% Oct
xl
1%
Deo
102% Deo
67% Deo
1
14% Jan
Deo
Deo
?'.
20
19%
20
34%
34%
33%
343a
*182% 183%
183
8%
8
34%
182
35 V.
National
13
Co
182'A
8%
8%
8%
45 V.
45 Vs
45%
44%
10%
10 %
106% Aug 11
11% Jun 13
102 % Mar 10
'
7% July 13
34
July 11
July 18
10% July 25
58
Nesco
42Va Nov 25
99
x99% Sep
4%%
10%
10%
10%
10%
107/s
10%
11
10,000
11%
11%
11%
11 Ve
11%
11%
12 Vs
11%
12
35,200
13%
14%
14%
14%
13%
14%
14
14'A
14
14 V#
4,700
47%
47%
46%
47%
47 %
48
47%,
48%
47%
43%
46%
48
8,100
21 Vs
21 %
21
21%
21 Vs
21%
20%
21%
21
21 Ve
20%
21
26%
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Vs
27%
27
273#
42,700
18
18 V.
17%
18
173A
18
17%
17%
18,000
'
17%
101
18 Vs
17%
67%
18%
101%
101
67%
101 Va
67
105% Feb
16
67%
182
*153 V.
New
103
Apr
13
104% Dec
18
Feb
Apr
6
14%
Deo
10% Jan
26
72%
Jan
66% Mar 14
80% Dec
8
9%
9Vt
32 V.
Ve
•le
26%
26%
le
26 %
9
26%
54 %
53%
29%
'29%
,
55 V*
55 V.
29 V*
*153%
154%
•153%
154%
9%
9%
3,100
33%
3334
16,200
26%
26 3A
26$
55%
55
2$
553/4
54%
29%
29 Vs
29 V«
28%
%
h
263/4
54%
*28%
—
Industries
22V*
22%
21%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
87
87
87%
87
87
87
87%
>
23%
23 V*
23%
23%
23%
23%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
9Va
9Va
9%
9'A
9%
9%
LOW
Monday
-
Jan. IS
I per share
15%
12%
15%
'105
105
13%
15%
16
105
'
8%
8%
8%
No par
'40%
41%
41%
41%
;__100
*10034
*105
101 Va
83A
41
9
BALE
9%
9
23%
3,900
14%
14%
2,300
9Vs
9%
9 Va
14,100
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
Jan.18
Jan.19
{ per
15%
106%
13i,
15%
*105
share
14
15%
106%
133A
*105.
share
Shares
13%
13%
9,900
15%
15%
106%
9%
8%
9%
9%
41%
40%
40%
100%
100%
*100%
101 Va
'100%
101 %
1
11 Va
11%
11%
113A
11%
113A
11%
11%
11%
113A
*100%
101'%
*100%
101 %
*100%
101 Va
*100'A
101 Va
*100%
101 Va
1003A
10
110
110%
108
109%
109
109 Va
1
20
20 V*
20
20%
20
20 %
'80
110
19%
*80
111
20
83
110%
113
19%
20
*80
Sales f#»
♦he Week
16
pfd_100
100 3A
r
14%
t per share
*153A
40%
8%
41
500
23%
23%
Jan. 17
13%
<
14%
Wednesday
1 per share
13%
'15%
106%
HIGH
Jan. 16
1 per share
12%
12%
AND
Tuesday
.
Jan.15
8%
100
23,000
22%
87
23%
preferred
1,000
22%
87
14%
'
2,700
13,800
29
22
23 %
common
312,400
55%
87
Satarday
com
10
9%
9
33%
'23
STOCK
J)
300
87
* 22%
22
5
(J
180
8,300
34 Vs
9 Vs
34
14%
100
100%
185%
'86%
10 V
—1
66
'184%
1
common
5,000
66%
100%
184%
26%
55%
,29%
101
67%
66
31%
%
30
100%
183%
184
*153% 154%
32%
26»/e
182%
9 V.
32'A
%
5
preferred
England Elec System
4 %%
154%
9%
54%
Inc
Newport
'*
32%
'29%
Co
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
20% Nov 22
68 V.
182
9'A
26 Vs
*100% 100%
68 Va
66%
101%
32 Va
'9%
32
100
3%%
13% Mar 23
5
'100%
68
*
preferred
Co
7,700
11%
1
Newberry
39,700
10%
\
Pa com
Fibre
Inc
370
46
14
10
Corp
Bros
45%
11%
Par
Neisner
45%
Vs
10%
No par
new
YORK
9
24,200
184
8%
11 %
No par
$ per share
Nehl
45%
46
183%
8%
183
14
EXCHANGE
10
8
17%
18
10%
1
Co
NEW
17% Feb
17%
18
No par
Tea
Vulcanized
12% F/;b 28
•
182 'A
182
44 V*
No par '
10
Co
(The)
preferred
4%'A
Highest
Apr
9%
65
193/s
34
8
5
Corp.*
National Supply
Year 1950
•
t per share
13% Mar
Jun
19%
34%
960
3,900
9,860
10,100
4,200
17%
19%
34
STOCKS
Range for
9%
17%
19%
35
8'A
Corp
Highest
12%
18
19 Vs
153
Sugar
Year 1949
Lowest
17%
19%
153
Range for Previous
•-
18
155
National
July 13
17%
19 V.
'153
29% Oct
12%
17%
6% preferred B
—100
National Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dlst
No par
National :6hares
*34%
19%
182
Steel
7
13
182
10% July 13
Apr
35%
12%
183
15% Apr 27
71% Apr
4
jan
34%
12%
183
National
9
35
12%
100
53% Nov 27
Mar 22
34%
12%
44%
No par
common
26
Deo
13 %
34%
12'A
44%
10
preferred A
23% Dec
,
Co
28
■
13
33%
12%
35
Stores
preferred
National
13 »/a
33%
19%
'
No par
Prod
22% Jun 29
35% Mar 31
19% May
86
28%
4
Jan
x% Dec
H Jan
26
11
7% Jan
18
102
34%
182
National Gypsum Co com
7
35
57% "
34%
1
Dairy Products
178
56%
35
34%
Co
Nov
Sep
193/4
57%
'181%
Cylinder Gas Co
22% May 31
20 Vs
56%
1
Container
National
July 17
19%
58%
1
National
City
20 Vs
57%
8 Vs
.
National
67/a Jun
19%
58%
No par
RegisterLines Inc
15
Dec
Jun
Corp
Cash
11% Oct 11
Feb
Jun
Feb
National
20
100
preferred
National Can
14% Dec 28
Dec
9%
10
5
27
15%
93A
7%
9
19%
55
10
common
10% Jun 27
21%
*80
Jan
8% Apr 29
46% Nov 24
July 13
77/« July 12
17% Aug
22% Deo
19% Dee
95% Deo
38% Deo
x% Jun
19%
186
19%
54
17%
Fibres Inc—1
Corp
Co
Ja0
12
5% Mar
14
13
31
9% Jan
,
Jan
19%
53 V.
33%
,
1
30%
19%
52Va
12%
1
Co
42,500
20
19%
52%
5
Louis—->100 "
82
t per
900
106%
10
9%
93s
10,700
*40%
40%
1,000
'105
101 Vs
11 Va
*100%
113
20 Vs
*80
101%
50
11%
13,200
101 Va
114
21%
3,400
14.800
82
23%
Jun
35
Apr
24%
Jun
26 % Mar 29
34% Oct
21
33%
Jan
37
37 Vs
37%
33
36%
37%
37%
38
37
37%
39% Oct
31 Vu
3
36%
Jun
17
New
13%
York
Air
No par
38%
39
393/s
40
40%
39%
40 3A
40
40 3/4
40
3
38%
39
Jan
24% July
11% Jan
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
9%
21% Dec
21
New
York
Central
No par
24%
24%
24
25 Vs
26%
25
26%
25 Vs
25%
24%
25%
3
25'A
188% Oct
3
NY
com—100
205'A
208 %
199
201%
196
200%
197%
199%
197%
204%
7,900
5%
43,500
56
Jun
117%
Jun
102% Deo
90
July
Deo
128
Jun
29
152
Oct
4
19
Jun
6
28% Mar 29
42
Nov
21
Jun
20%
Jun
48
Feb
61
Dec
56
205
Jan
Dec
26
250
Mar
200
Dec
13
5%
"14% Jan
30
Dec
13 Vu Jan
&
St
Louis
30
6%
:
100
NY
City Omnibus Corp
No par
New
York
No par
73% Nov 21
$5
Dock
non-cum
common
preferred
19
27
17% Dec
28
NY New
27
52
Dec
27
31
20% Apr
12
21% July 27
28% Apr
5
9%
Jan
Jun
6% Jun
33%
Jan
15%
28% Jun
Feb
14% Oct
19%
Apr
5%
96% Nor
93
Dec
12
18% July 13
24% Dec 15
100
Feb
24 V» Mar
15
9
29
Jan
Dec
14
91
Mar 29
91% Dec
22
97% Jun
85
98
6%
Jun
14
Jan
21%
Jun
30
Deo
47%
9
26
July 26
Dec
19
July 17
15%
16
8%
43% Jun
5
53% Mar
4
28
Jun
15%
July 12
10% Jan
13
6
Feb
27
21% Feb
24
18% Dec
18
59,900
56%
13,400
stock—1
20%
21'A
21
21%
21
21%
20%
21
20%
21%
20 3A
21%
6,100
27 V2
27%
27 Va
273A
28
28%
X27%
28%
27%
28%
28
2814
26,400
9b Va
9b Va'
*96 %
97%
96%
96%
90
22%
22%
22
22 3 3
43.100
Corp—
8
Jun
9
1
21%
22V*
27
22%
9b %
■/*
21%
9o Va
22%
21%
22%
263A
27
88
*86 Va
88
92%
*91%
92%
3.90%
preferred
100
99%
99%
99%
99'A
*99%
99%
99 %
99%
99
99%
99%
99%
160
1
10 V*
10 V*
lOVs
10%
10 Vs
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
20,200
4
35%
35%
36 Va
36%
36
36
36
36 Vs
35%
36
25
50%
50%
50%
51%
50%
52
51%
52%
51%
25
28
28 Va
27%
27%
*27%
27%
*27'A
27%
"21V*
10
18
18%
18 Vs
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
71,400
17%
17%
18
17%
18
17Vs
17 "Va
17%
18%
17 3A
18
49,200
85
83
83
333A
333/s
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33 Vs
33%
9,200
34%
32%
34%
33%
34%
33
337 s
59,700
10%
28,400
Electric
Norfolk
North
Corp
Western
&
Adjustment
North
Ry com
preferred
American
American
Co
Aviation
Ry
$3.60
14% Dec
28
26
22% Dec
28
20
32% Mar 28
Northwestern
12 Vs Jun
29
17% Dec
Norwich
4.6%
'83
27%
-
85
50 V*
*27%
-
50%
28 Va
"
"18%
18
17%
*83
10
33%
31%
32%
32 V*
33 Va
33%
10%
101/4
lOVs
10%
10 Vs
33 Va
33 %
27%
26%
*86%
88
*83
267/s
85
26%
*83
26%
85
*35%
*83
36
51%
28
85
6,600
200
1,900
16,900
400
10
(Minn)—
No par
'93
No par
Airlines Inc
108
93%
93 Va
93
*10734
108
108 V*
108
93
10 %
93 Va
10%
93
*107%
108
10%
93
108
10 Vs
*92
'107 Va
10%
93
108
10 Vs
92
107%
92%
108
270
400
common—10
13%
13%
13 Vs
13%
13%
13%
12 %
13%
12%
13%
12%
13%
36,100
—25
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
213s
18,700
50
26
26
25 %
25%
26
26
26
26%
*26 %
26%
26'A
26 %
g.50
18
18
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
3,000
32
32%
106% 106%
33
25,200
iqcsc
106.8
107
preferred
Telegraph
Pharmacal
»27
100
No par
27
Northwest
50
Co
preferred
preferred
$4.80
1
Co
Gas
Ry
Common
15Vs Jun
23 V* Jun
16
21%
97 %
*91%
Northern States Pwr Co
Oct
96%
*86%
Pacific
16
96 Va
88
Central
11% Mar
25
54%
91%
Natural
Dec
23%
59%
91%
Northern
30%
25%
57
91%
Northern
12
23%
59%
26%
Northern
20% Oct
36% Dec
14% Oct
25%
56
91%
28
Jun
21%
58
*86%
23
13%
22%
54
93
39% Feb
109% Dec
20
20
88
88% May 18
106% July 13
75
228
27
33% Dec
Jun
75
*211
*86 Va
3
107% Sep
75
228
*91 Va
5
13
Mar 22
97% Jun 15
75
*211
88
8
15
75
215
93
17
27
140
170
*73
215
75%
228
'86%
78% Jan
9% Dec
8,500
4,700
'91'A
28 % Dec
x90 V* Dec
16%'
45%
100
Feb
Dec
16
*44
100
39% Deo
19% Deo
11%
16
45%
19%
No par
Jun
95% Dec
109% Mar
15%
*44
preferred
Jan
Apr
16 Va
44 Va
preferred
11%
Feb
15%
44
149%
54%
A
31
8%
16
44%
5%
149
3.40%
85
84
75
*215
53/s
149%
3.60%
75% July
Jan
75 Va
230
5%
147%
19
Nopco Chemical Co
24% Dec
*75
*215
5%
147 %
53
100
24
Jan
15 3/4
*44
44%
5%
146
19%
preferred
39 % Nov
Jan
75%
230
145%
16
15%
*44
5%
147'A
53Va
No par
Noma
28%
75V*
'211
5%
19 Vs
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
Class
16
44%
199
5%
145
6,100
52'A
Gas
19
59%
20% July
11% Jan
$8.75
15%
'44
201
5%
144
13,200
247,500
100
Common
Oct
Sep
Jan
8
103% Mar 20
Mar
26
31
&
6%
146
83
partlc
Shipbldg Corp
State
Elec
RR Co.100
145 Va
*80
83
A
series
NY
Y
50
Haven & Hart
Preferred
N
Jan
No par
N Y & Harlem RR Co
21
5%
preferred series A
246% Apr
Jun
86
Co
Rights
—
142~
10
Chic
*80
83
%
Brake
Co
500
O
27%
Jan
33
May
99 %
Jan
110
Deo
28% July 12
104 V* Dec
95
23% May
33%
Jan
Dec
26% Feb
1123A Mar
21
100
14
18 3/4 Dec
17%
20
9
Jan
193A
Dec
18 % Oct
20
Jun
31%
Jan
91
Nov
19% July 11
90
July 8
99
For footnote#
Jan
see
page 22.
35 Vs May 26
16
9
Jun
22
46% Dec
28
20% Dec
20
28
Jan
9
28'A Nov
22
1013A Oct
5
Ohio Edison Co common
preferred
preferred
3.90
Ohio
Oil
8
32%
32%
100
4.40%
107%
107 Va
---100
Co
-No par
Okla Gas & Electric Co com new.10
4% preferred
20
Oliver
Corp
4%%
47%
97%
*97
47%
46
32%
97%
4
96
48
4
I063s
1
•
107
33
107%
32%
108
108
*20%
20%
19%
20
27
27
preferred—100
98
98
20%
'19%
A
^
/a
2b^a
9<,s
20%
20 A
98
97
97 V*
440
47%
48%
473/s
48 34
26,800
19,#
19Vs
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
SOO
2g%
28%
29 Vs
28%
!9Vs
30 100
9734
g9
99
99%
98 3A
v20%
20
27
98
2.900
19%
2Q
^
20/2
20
380
97%
96%
*<'«
107'A
—
1
common.—,
convertible
'97
19%
100
1,190
Number 4979
Volume 173
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range for Year 1950
Year 1941)
0 per there
Highest
*>
Lowest
..
I per
0 per share
YORK
NEW
#
Saturday
,
Par
t per share
share
Pf-h
10%
Deo
10% Jan
3
15
96%
Dec
95
Jan
3
113.
ia% Aug
22%
Jan
20% Jan
28
Jim
40 %
Dec
30
11%
Jun
Omnibus
Apr 21
Corp (The) common
convertible preferred A
Nov
10
20
27% Sep
22
Oppenheim
July 26
42 % Jun
23
Otis
8%
Outboard
'
No par
Elevator
Marine
16%
Dec
14% July 10
19
Oct
5
79
Jan
72
Jan
14
Outlet
Jim
<>4% Dec
Aug
2
57% July 12
82
49%
'79
Nov
27
Owens-Illinois
15%
Jun
20% Dec
13% July 17
21
Jan
6
20
104
Feb
25
8s
2.50
Mfg
,
—,"*No par
Co
Glass
Co
12.5j>
AND
Monday
0 per share
PRICE8
12%.
12%
104%
"23
33
34%
34%
20%
21
12%.
Jan.17
..
12%
12%
12%
103%
103%
'24-
33
34%
34%
*24
\
12%
34%
•
34
34%
34%
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20%
21-
19%
20%
78
78
78
78.
78
78
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76
79%
80
80
82
80
81
79
81
•
20%
21
3,900
120
34
34%
34%
~
'Shares
104
*25
34%
•
f
12%
12%
103
*24
33
the Week'
Jan.19-
0 per share
12%
103
Sales for
Friday-
Jan. 18.
0 per share''
0 per share
103%
103%
Thursday
Wednesday
0 per share
104
.
SALE
Jan. 16
0 per share
.
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 15
.
12%
12%
104% 104%.
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33
34%
34%
20%
20%
*76%
78%
79%
80
5
100
10
Collins
64% July
..
•
Jan. 13
»
19
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
79% Jul/
6%
STOCK
YORK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
(395)
7,400
20%
20%
2,400
78
78%
60
80
*75
7,000
P
101
DfC
11% Mar
7% Nov
-
104%
Oct
97
Jan
Jan
11% Apr
1
21% Dec
10% Jan
7% Jan
3
22
14
Pabco
Inc
Products
4%
19
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
Sep
1
Pacific
Coast
Co
17%
100
Inc
'
17%
17%
18
18%
18
18 Va
99
99
99
98
98
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
9K
17%
y«
17%
21
21%
22%
22
22%
21%
24
22
24
61%
*60
*17 %
5
10
common
17%
99
No par
com
nreferred—
conv
cum
20
30% July 26
35% Jun
13
Pacific
Gas
Jan
48
55% Mar 10
Pacific
Lighting Corp
48
18
Pacific
Mills
No par
111% May 23
Pacific
Telep & Teleg
100
—100
103%
*147'/a
27 V.
Jun
89
Feb
34% July
104% Dec
135
Jan.
148
2%
Jun
29%
Jun
28% Apr
98% July 13
2% Jun
Jan
Oct
44
29
28
Electric
Sep
7
53
Jan
36
Dec
152
142% July 21
Dec
4%
3
preferred non-cum
No par
prefererd non-cum—_No par
Pacific Finance Corp of
&
_
26
6%
Dec
18
Pacific
Tin
20
Pacific
Western
Oct
com
preferred
Consolidated
Oil
4
8 % Dec
6
4%
Jan
3% Jun
29
4% Jan
11
Packard
8
Jan
10%
Apr
8
Jun
27
12% Dec
28
Pan
27% Oct
19
Pan-American Petrol &
12
Jun
22
Dec
38%
Jun
104%
Dec
5%
Jun
8'/a
Apr
17%
Oct
22%
37
Aug
47'A
18% Apr
Dec
95 %
17
34% Jan
Oct
36
13
102
-
49% Mar 20
107
Aug 15
0% Feb
1
De-
17% Feb
28
Oct
38
1%
Jun
2%
Feb
Jan
38%
Dec
34% Jan
29
Dec
4%
28
22% Oct
July 20
6
48% Nov 24
26% July 11
27
Parke
*6
Jun
7%
Jan
6
Dec
6
9
Nov
14%
Jan
9% Jan
4
18% Dec
Jan
5% Apr
17
Jan
15% Apr
8
5% Aug
15
Dec
8
19%
Jan
37%
Dec
31
Jan
57
Dec
Davis
9'A Dec
29
Peabody
29
5%
Jim
Penlck
8s
13
Penney
Penn
30
10
Penn-Dixie
Dec
21
Penna.
16%
Jun
22%
*106 % Jun
9
110
Oct
30
Dec
21% Jan
6
14% Jun
41% Feb
27
27% May 24
22% Dec 20
20
64 % Nov
13% Nov
17%
Jan
32
45%
Nov
Jun
29
Jan
96%
Feb
37%
Dec
Dec
137
30 Va Aug 22
107
July 14
10% Jun
29
13
Dec
*8
Nov
12
Apr
21
Mar
35
Dec
28
July 13
102
Jan
108
Dec
103
July 12
7% May
9%
Jun
13% Nov
7% July 12
11% Jan
13
36% Feb
139
27
6
May 19
20% Dec
12
Mar
22
4
37% Feb
6
Jan
6
107
17% Nov 24
Dec
18
25
40%
Jun
57%
Dec
51% Jan
25
85% Dec
28
36%
Jun
53 %
Jan
44% Mar 27
66% Dec
29
58
Oct
56
62% Dec
14
18
*48% Mar
Jan
5
Jun
8
20%
Jan
24%
Nov
23% July 20
27% May 26
23 y«
Jun
26% May
23% July 18
26% Mar 17
98
105
Apr
117
Sep
112
Dec
28
116% Mar 23
Jan
110%
104%
Dec
102% Oct
23
106% Jun
Apr
110%
Sep
105% Oct 20
110% Feb
9
24
Coke
Corp
Cement
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
32%
50%
50%
X49%
50%
50
50%
50'/.
50%
3,300
46%
47%
46%
46Vi
46%
461/2
46%
5,200
103%
103%
103%
103%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
148
148 '/a
1491%
148%
148%
148
149
148%
1491/a
6'/a
5%
6 Va
5%
46%
48 %
48'A
0 per share
Jun
Jan
0 per share
15
23 V4 Dec
Dec
79 %
Nov
88%
Feb
84% Jan
37%
Jan
55%
Dec
46
93 Va
105
Dec
Dec
14
Dec
Apr
10%
Feb
87%
Aug
95
61%
Jun
64
7%
Sep
11
Jun
32% Aug
H6
July 17
102% July 17
100 Va Oct 30
Jan
14
Va
Mar
4
Jan
94
Dec
105%
100%
Apr
Jun
11
Jan
14% Mar
79
Jun
88
24%
Jun
10%
Jun
Jan
142
156%
Jun
28%
Jun
6%
Jun
8
97
Dec
8
80% Dec
29
9
Va Mar 31
28 % Dec
4
101 % Dec
4
27
97
Feb
17
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
5
188,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
73,100
9
26
110
Oct
5
155
Mar 21
Jan
Dec
-30% July 17
Jan
7
140
64%
Nov
88
Jan
71
14%
Jun
135%
Dec
Mar 30
40% Oct
7
9% Dec
21
18 % Dec
6
July 17
195
Nov
22
Jan
125
Nov
24
10% July 17
3
61% July 25
76% Nov
27
Dec
30
Dec
19% Jun
30
32
Feb
135% Jan
13
145
Apr
19
14
July 28
May 16
31% Dec
30
Phoenix
$4
Pitts
21%
52
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
46,200
51%
57
56
57
55%
55%
55
55
X54 %
54Va
2,500
3%
4
4
4
3%
9% Sep
20
12% Apr
lo
Apr
38% Feb
14
54% Oct
7
Mar
44%
Sep
38% Jan
16
52% Nov 22
Jun
13%
Oct
11% Jun
27
18 Va Dec
Poor
Apr
15%
Nov
Jan
12% Dec
15
8%
32
Oct
7% Mar 23
27
56
14%
Jun
22
Feb
July
3
C
Mar 22
13% Jun 27
Dec
90 V2 Mar
4
21% Jun
79%
Jan
30
80
24% July 12
8
115% Nov
85
20 Va
Jan
25%
Dec
25%
Jun
29 Va
Dec
*103 %
Nov
105%
Dec
30%
Feb
37
Apr
Dec
20% Dec
14
19
16% Mar
8
29
Procter
1
8%
8%
18%
19%
18%
38 %
26% Feb
23
8
conv
&
Publlcker
$4.75
2
19 »A
13,800
18,800
1,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
24%
23%
24%
23 Va
24%
23%
24%
39
38%
39
38%
39
39
39
2,300
10
'■
9,200
26
25%
6,200
*23
i
26%
•
25%
25%
25'A
'
*108%
*108%
110
25 Va
25%
24'A
25%
110
25%
25 Va
54
33%
117%
54
22%
10%
11 Va
24%
26 Va
25%
200
110
247/a
25%
24%'
25Va
54%
55
17,400
25
25%
26%
54
54'/a
54%
55
33%
33%
*33%
34%
*33%
34%
117%
118%
119%
113%
119%
120%
118
23
11
♦108%
110
25%
117'A
22
25 %
25
23
23
23%
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110
54'/a
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116%
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24'/a
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25%
54
33%
24
11%
-
23
24
24
11%
11
11%
12%
•;
2,200
200
2,700
23
23
23
142,000
.,
1,100
'
12%
12%
462,900
com
RR
*108
TOO
$1.40
18
30 Va Feb
27
107% Mar
9
48% Nov
13
48% Dec
30
Pure
109% Jan
10
Oil
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
5,800
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
7,400
18%
1,700
19%
19 Va
19%
83%
67%
83%
84 Va
84 %
85
84%
83 %
88
91
66%
67%
6 8'A
67 Va
69%
68%
69%
67Va
68%
59%
60
59
59
58%
59
59%
60
60
601/4
730
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2SV2
26%
9,500
25%
25%
25%
27 Va
25 »/a
25 >/a
25%
25 Va
*25Va
26
1,100
114%
114%
114 %
114
50
6.000
114'A
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105
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104%'
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104%
108 Va.
*
108 '/a v *■. * 107 %
114
114%
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108 %
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105
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V
114
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108 Va
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Monday
Jan. 15
16'A
22%
23
*90
92
50%
120
20
,
•
0 per share
16%
u
Y
.
I6V2
AND
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 16
0 per share
16%
SALE
PRICES
Friday
Sales for
Jan.18
Jan. 19
the Week
< per share
0 per share
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 17
I per share
16%
16%
16%
13%
17%
17
22%
23%
23
23%
36,300
33,100
23%
23
23'/a
92
91%
92
91%
91%
92
92
92
92%
330
50
50%
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
50%
32,900
%
50'/a
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108%
107%
107 Va
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108%
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108%
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23%
22%
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97
*17%
*95 Va
19
97
108%
104%
*17%
19
*17%
19
96
*94%
96
200
19
*17%
*94%.
1.00
104%
*105
*94%
96
80%
79%
80%
79%
83%
81%
83 Va
81
82%
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
13%
15
15
15
*32 Va
32%
32%
32%
31%
32
32%
33
33%
33%
102%
103
104
*103%
79
*103
16%
*108
104
167/a
120
*103
16%
*108
104
16%
120
16%
*108
*103
16%
16%
*108
120
800
1,200
40
16%
16%
16%
*108
120
39,100
104
1,700
120
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
2OV4
19%
20Va
94%
*93%
94%
*92%
94%
*92%
941%
*92%
94%
39%
39%
39%
40%
40'A
40%
40%
40%
18%
18%
*150
*173
38%
9%
22%
;
18,700
'
155
177
18%
18
13%
18%
39%
18%
*150
155
*150
*173
177
173
38%
38%
9%
9%
24%
24%
*192
200
129% 130%
83
83
31'A
31%
*140
144
28%
29
11%
11%
52%
53%
*50%
40
38%
9%
26%
210
210
129
130%
84
31
144
84
31%
144
38
97/a
26%
40
18%
18%
155
*150
160
*155
173
38%
173
173
173
173
*172
175
10%
27%
38 Va
9%
26%
38%
38%
10%
10
30
.<
225
129
130
Xl03 %
108%
32
86%
32%
144
87%
28
*210
*204
108%
93
92
5,800
4,200
10
160
225
♦140
18%
18%
18%
155
♦215
85
18%
18%
155
2,400
1
80
39
38%
38%
10%
10
10%
35,000
28 ft
104,700
26%
291/4
♦220
225
110
*
111%
108%
95
31
31
31
147
♦140
147
*140
11,250
910
30%
30%
31
*140
100
225
95
98
7,200
2,500
20
147
28%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
7,600
11'A
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
500
19,900
53
*51
52
18 Va
18 Va
55%
52
18%
55%
*51
18%
56%
55
57
57
58
56%
57%
52
52
52
52%
52%
52%
52%
8QP
19%
18%
19%
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
12,400
13%
13%
13%
5,700
16%
101,700
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1
13%
14
13%
14
137/a
15%
14%
16%
15V4
37
79
24%
37
37'A
37%
38
39%
40
41%
41
41 '/a
40%
40%
79
77%
78%
77%
78%
77%
78
77%
18 Va
77%
77%
3,800
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26'/a
25%
25%
43,600
91
90
90%
90'A
90'A
90%
90%
91%
91%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
28
27%
21 Va
27%
28
7,400
28%
29
6,200
Industries
Inc
10
No par
com
5
No par
preferred
10
Colo
of
Indiana—No par
100
100
Co
No par
com—No par
100
preferred
No par
Inc
(The)
No par
100
No par
common
34% Jan 30
Purity Bakeries Corp
15%
Jul
20% Jan
18% Jan
4
24% Nov 24
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
9%
Jun
14%
12% Jan
3
23% Apr 18
66%
Jun
74%, Jan
America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
conv
19%
18%
19 Va
1
25 Va July 18
5%
30
18 Va
18%
42
*93%
No par
div preference
4.08%
105'A
39%
100
10
preferred
preferred
Pullman
41%
105'A
*105
94%
*19%
*92'/a
Co com__No par
Pub Serv El 8s Gas com
30
39%
106%
38%
105%
83 Va
50%
*105
108%
*102% 104%
*17%
19
*95Va
97
79% 79%
*13'/a
14%
31%
31%
*103
104 %
16%
16%
No par
100
No par
5
25
No par
2
38%
*105%
38
*105
LOW
16%
22%
*90
38'A
37%
105'A
18 Va
$ per share
1
3
38'A
105%
37%
105%
Saturday
Jan. 13
26% Feb 27
106% Dec 26
Oct
18%
24%
July
33%
109
19%
26%
30% Dec
Jan
18%
24%
Jun
Jun
9,500
18%
9,100
26%
25%
24%
107
.
>
Gamble
Serv
4.64%
3Va%
Oct
23% Dec
8%
preferred series A__50
cum
31% Jun
103
8%
13%
Public
14
28
8%
24%
B
30
Apr
8%
38%
9%
24
38
18%
31%
23%
9%
9%
23%
19
31%
8'A
8
8%
9,900
*31%
26%
Pocahontas
Public Serv Co of
Apr
90% Jun
31%
26%
5
28% May 31
123
31%
42%
*24%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com
4Va%
Nov
32 Va
40%
14%
Electric Power Co
Potomac
19
91
32
41%
31%
41
26%
Forgings Co——.—1
Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
Co class
8s
19
25% Nov 24
42
7%
1
100
STOCK
Louis
St
&
C
Creek
Dec
71 Va Dec
41%
26Va
Plymouth Oil Co
13% Dec
38
42%
2,800
preferred
Pond
Jun
41%
4
14'A
No par
No par
100
100
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
109
Pittsburgh Young 8s Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The)
1
Plough Inc
5
Nov
Mar
3%
14
gtd preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw 8s Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
7% preferred class B
5% preferred class A
5Va% 1st series prior pfd
12%
4%
4
32%
*32
7%
19 %
9%
24
38
3%
42%
41%
41%
4 Va
14
7%
50%
21
32,000
14
Hosiery
Pitts Ft
Feb
12%
9'/a
8%,
14%
$5
Feb
19
9Va
14
Pitney-Bowes Inc
8%
8%
8%
14
Pillsbury Mills Inc comipon
36 %
j2
9JA
8%
14
Pittsburgh
174
8%
8%
14%
21
1
180
9
8%
9,200
14%
29
Mar 22
44%
104%
5,800
Dec
Mar
43%
*103%
71%
25 Va Nov
148
44%
104V2
70%
convertible preferred
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
1
163
43%
103%
71%
Co
Phillips Jones Corp
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Pitts Coke & Chem
Nov
500
28
*26%
27.
44%
103'A
71
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4% preferred 100
3.90% series preferred
100
17
40
27
27
42%
103'A
43%
104
9
26%
104
43
103
72'A
3%%
22
3
27
.*25%
43%
42%
103
71%
Corp common new
Oct
14% July 17
Dec
Philco
Nov
May
Jun
Jun
17% Sep
27
*25%
72%
Reading Coal 8s Iron
21
175
*19%
106
Phlla &
96
24% July
29
24
34 % Mar 23
4,100
4%
11%
72
Par
Mar 17
Jan
25%
16 % Apr
8%
8%
4%
11%
73
Corp new—
YORK
11% July 14
Jan
147
9
27
16%
8%
21
57% Jan
Apr
135
103% Dec
91% Aug
32
37%
14
Feb
86
170
23
Dec
107
20
Dec
155
587/a Oct
3
3
Jan
15% Dec
100%
96% May
1
8%
,
9,200
72
0 per share
16% Nov 22
8%
8%
340
51%
50%
72'A
EXCHANGE
18
51%
14,700
38
STOCKS
NEW
11% Apr
8 Va
8%
8%
51
51%
1,330
6
5%
4%
4
4 '
Range for Year 1950
Highest
Sper share
19%
48%
6
5%
6
11 Va
.
Lowest
20
11%
49
46
—
Range for Previous
Highest
8%
*8%
1
Year 1949
33Va
1,100
16,800
72
14%
'
Lowest
17%
33
5%
*24%
25
5% preferred
*108% 110
Penn Power & Light Co
No par
25
25%
Pennsylvania RR
50
24% 24%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
10
53 %
54
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
5
*32%
33%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
100
117
117
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
—100
*21
22 %
Pepsi-Cola Co
33VaC *
10%
10%
Pet Milk Co common
No par
37
37%
4 Va %
preferred
100
*105
105'A
Petroleum Corp of America
5
18%
18Va
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
19 Va
19'/a
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
1
83 Va
83%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
25
66%
66%
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
60
60
Phila Electric Co common—No par
26%
27
$1 conv preference com
No par
25
25
4.4% preferred —J
100
*114
114%
3.8% preferred i
100
* 103% 105
4.3% preferred
100
*107% 109%
Sand
Glass
39
17%
7
Ford
Feb
39
17%
No par
_10
(J C) Co
&
39%
17%
No par
38 Va Mar 17
Mar
111
5
25
Coal Co common
prior preferred
22
29
5
conv
Coal
7%
19 Va
9%
23%
No par
660
39%
17%
47%
*147'A
32%
*32
190
61%
♦59%
40
17%
51%
4
41%
4,410
33%
42%
4
2.50
Co
18
13% Dec
Dec
Proof
,-1
No par
Co
Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
28
7% Apr
Feb
26%
Corp
Mines—1
1,500
22
6,600
103 %
104
21%
50 '/a
1
Corp
Parmelee
6
10%
Feb
&
Rust
Parker
18% Dec
Jun
106
Pictures
190
17%
22
61 Va
*59
18%
99 Va
50
27
42%
*103
8%
18
99
*17%
17%
46 Va
11%
*25
5
1
Refining—
Consolidated
Utah
18% July 26
7%
&
70% Nov
53% Apr 25
17%
Transp
23% Dec
July 31
27%
42 Va
1
Inc
Tilford Distillers
Park &s
22
33% Aug 22
9% Jan 20
23% Mar
Airways
100
Prod
Paramount
Park
46 Va Jun
16
No par
.
preferred
Panhandle
Dec
4
10
Car
World
Amer
47 %
8'/a
4%
11%
10
com
preferred
Motor
6
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
9
8% Dec
1% Mar 21
24%
Mar
_1
Corp
Corp
8'/a Dec
3% Jun
4%
33
51%
46%
103%
148
6%
47 %
8'/a
4%
Sep
54
July 26
61%
*39
33 %
34
Jun
60
*59
17%
50 %
46%
Jan
30%
61%
40
33%
4
1st
17%
25
27
Feb
2nd
39%
No par
Sep
23
July 12
17%
Calif—1_10
27
43
15 % July 27
40
40
*60
65% Sep
27% July 11
71
Feb
,
17%
61
39%
17 Va
49
Sep
Aug
18
18%
99
39%
*59
38 %
*17%
Apr
Jan
21% Nov
51
29
18
*97
preferred
*90
27%
29
24%
24%
*90
91
27%
27'A
29
29 'A
118'A
*117'A 118%
*87
88
22%
26'/a
45%
22%
23
45 Va
*87
26%
*104% 105%
47 %
47 %
107
107'A
*30 %
31
25
13%
13%
15%
28%
29 Va
118%
118
118
*117%
118%
118%
88%
88
88
88 Va
88%
88%
88%
88%
23
22%
23
22%
23
22%
22%
26%
26 Va
26%
29
28 Va
29 Va
28%
118
29
"A
118
118%
2,900
270
200
89%
460
22%
23 Va
21.100
26%
26%
12,400
,
26 Va
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
*104%
105%
*104%
105%
*104%
105%
45%
46%
46 Va
46%
46%
47%
46%
47%
46 Va
47%
9,700
x48 %
*106% 107%
48%
49
48%
49%
48%
49%
109
48'A
48%
30,000
108'A
108'A
1,400
*30%
31%
♦30%
26
25%
25%
17/8
78
3A
18
78%
3 fa
-
47 Va
31
31
107%
107%
30%
31 Va
107% 107%
30%
*25
31 Va
*24%
25 Va
*24%
25 Va
17%
17Va
17%
17%
18%
77%
3%
17%
78%
3%
17%
78
79
4
4
4'/g
102'/a 103
35
35
78%
3%
78%
3%
4'/a
25
16%
105
108
105
105% -106
•
31
50
1,000
25%
400
17%
17%
161,000
78
78
25
R
Jan
73% Jan 13
80
Nov 25
Radio Corp of
RKO
Jan
101% (Dec
100
23% Jun
29% Dec
27
92%
For footnotes see page
22.
Feb
3
July 13
Theatres Corp
IO31/2 Jan
10
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Nov
16
Raybestos-Manhattan
35
pfd
1
100
No par
17%
*77%
4
4
*102
*341/2
4
4
103
35
78
4
4
414
*102'/a 103
34 %
34 'A
4
*102
103
4
*102
35
35
35
4'/a
103
35'A
3%
4'A
2,500
45,200
4
4%
74,200
*102
102%
*34%
35
130
1,200
20
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
new
Range for Previous
stock
Range for Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
t
$ per share
perthare
$ per thare
21%
Jun
30%
Feb
x24% Jan
25
49% Dec
21
26%
Jun
34%
Feb
30% Jan
13
36'/a Dec
Par
r
30
Rayonler Inc
$2
17%
Jun
23%
Jan
20% Jun
29
28% Dec
30
34 %
Nov
43
Jan
35
Jun
19
39% Feb
9
4%
28%
Jun
36
Jan
30
July
34% Mar 22
i%
10%
Jan
13%
>
Apr
3
10% Jun
16% Nov
30
Reading
18
15 %
Nov
23%
Jan
15
July 17
18% Dec
Jan
16%
Oct
12% Mar 30
20% Dec
19
4%
Jan
Jun
9%
7
22
Jan
27
Jan
6%
Dec
6%
Jun
18%
8
Jan
6
9% Dec
Silk
Reed
9
28% Jun
22
July
3
12% Oct
23
Aug
Aug
8%
,73
60
Nov
56
1
Apr
12%
Dec
10% July 17
Nov
85
Jan
20
19% Dec
25
July 13
Jan
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
5% Jan
2%
Jan
4%
Dec
3
5%
Jan
10
Dec
8% Jun
30
11% Feb
Jun
27% Jan
23% Jan
13
47% Nov 20
12%
6% May
17
,
91%
10%
Jun
16%
68
103%
Sep
4%
34%
1
7% Nov
6
3
Dec
18
15
13% Jan
23
Dec
15
39% Jan
7
27
50
Jan
10
39%
Oct
Sep
39% Dec
98
150
85%
Jan
Aug
94% Jan
102%
Jan
108%
Nov
104% Dec
9
13%
Jun
21%
Dec
19
Jan
13
30
Dec
30
Rheem
24%
Jan
42%
Dec
37% Feb
14
53% Dec
30
■t
v
15%
<3%
5%
Jun
Jan
21
12
Jan
60% Jan
Jun
Apr
10 %
Jun
19% Nov
14% Dec
16
Jun
21%
39%
Apr
61% Nov
8%
Sep
12% Mar
Dec
16%
Jan
33%
Dec
109%
Apr
113%
Feb
8
7ya
12%
Jun
Jun
43%
131%
Dec
Jun
100% Nov
78
6%
77
9'A
Jun
87
July
27
30
26
240
Dec
Jan
24
140
Oct
29
Jun
98
Apr
13
1
1
108
Oct
90
94
78
28
Jun
94%
•v
Jun
12%
Feb.
105% Feb
•-—-
i04%
Jan
;
914
84% Jan
Mar
Oct
104
101 %
961
9
Jan
7
115
16
$3.40
18
$4
27
Oct
17
Nov
•
24
Mar 27
Sep
86 % Jan
5
92
Mar
13 y«
Jun
21%
Dec
20
Jan
3
50
Dec
47%
Jun
62
Dec
60
Jan
3
91
Jan
19%
Dec
16% July 26
47% Jan 25
5%
Jan
11%
Dec
10% Jan
33 Ye
Jun
44%
Dec
40
9%
Jun
16%
Dec
4ye
Jun
6%
Jan
Jun
11%
Dec
Jun
101%
Feb
16%
36%
6%
77
Jan
56
Feb
Sep
213/a Feb
82
31
Lowest
Range for
Lowest
Highest
J per share
$ per share
Sears
31% May
24% Jun
28% Sep
27
22%
Jan
38%
33
Dec
11%
Apr
30
Jun
15%
40%
Dec
15% Jan
Dec
34 V2 Jan
7
25
34 3A Oct
3
'
11% Oct
24
Nov
HVa Dec
14
14 Va Oct
Jan
Oct
6% Jan
13
11
Jun
43/a
Jan
27a Mar 31.
May
27%
Nov
24% July 12
28
Oct
363A
Jan
297a Mar 21
1878
Jun
24%
Sep
217/a Feb
15
Sharon
42% Nov
17
30
20% Jan
33 % Oct
18
Sinclair
'
Skelly
Saw
Dec
287/a July 13
17% July 13
36 %
May 29
Smith
(A
Jan
25
Jan
Smith
Feb
(A)
76
88
12
8
10%
Jun
4
14%
17%
Oct
16
Feb
14
25% Nov 24
107%
Dec
106
Jan
20
3% Jun
29
3 % %
227a May 26
Jun
97% July
3% Jan
100% Mar
17%
Jan
88
Aug
147a Jan
3
26%
36 ya
47/a
Oct
Jan
10%
Dec
Mar
7%
40
52%
Oct
•73A July 25
507/a Dec 22
Feb
40
Nov
36% Jan
3
Jan
3974 Sep
28
31% Dec
6
102
Feb
23
5% Dec
Jan
&
O)
Steel
5%
South Porto Rico
45
Aug
35% Nov
12
Nov
10% July 12
187a Dec 18
28%
Jan
23 3A
367a
Nov
Jun
30% July 12
40
32%
51
Dec
49
Jun
27
25 Ya
Jun
67% Dec 21
41
Jan
Southern
Pacific
3274 Feb
11
45%
Jun
517i Dec 27
61
Jan
Southern
5374 Jun
29
Railway
70
Nov
10 Va
66%
—
58% Jun 28
67% Dec
Jan
10% Feb
15
57a Oct
73
May
—
Feb
5%
13
Jan
10% July 12
•4% Jan
3
14 7i Oct
6Va
—-
21
South
26
Oct
5
Apr
5
60
Jan
3
99% Dec
28
7% Oct
81
27
.
17
101% Nov
15
20% Jun 26
26
Dec
Gas
non-cum
Mobile
&
Square
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3
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(E.
237a
100
Feb
.
Apr
17%
Apr
37%
107
Dec
Dec
227a Nov
82
Jun
92
Dec
18%
Jan
52%
Dec
98%
109
20
July 13
89%
Jan
47%
Jan
143
Dec
121
Jan
159% Dec
136
For footnotes
see
31
47/a July 13
page 22.
Jan
3
July 13
July 13
40
113
Mar
Nov
30
24% Oct 23
9674 May 24
107a Dec
8
7774 Mar 27
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160
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$6
174
Mar 22
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38%
38%
38%
32%
32%
32%
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96
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113
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Monday
'
Jan. 13
88
88
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SALE
Tuesday
88
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PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Jan. 16
Jan. 17
Friday
Sales for
Jan.18
Jan. 19
the Week
X per share
$ per share
X per share
I per share
Jan. 15
$ perthare
9 per share
33
40%
34
34%
34%
34
35%,
34%
;
35%
34%
35%
35
34%
37%
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39%
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107
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106
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21,500
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31
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42%
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36
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85
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80
32 %
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37
34%
83%
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37%
36%
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20
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27
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27
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56%
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69%
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69%
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7%
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1
77
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101 Va
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78%
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20%
common—1
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t
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39
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23%
24 Va
94
94 Va
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76%
166
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28%
28%
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.
11%
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55,200
22
3,000
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69
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6%
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69
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46,800
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41
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67%
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77
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102
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30
8%
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28%
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28
33%
34
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28
33%
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33
127s
12%
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33%
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12 3A
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79%
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13
79%
79%
30,200
78 %
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39
38%
109
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94%
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f
24%
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77
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200
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52%
45
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567a
14%
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68%
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54
45
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27,800
54
55%
7%
9%
44
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54%
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9%
44
54%
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68
28
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20
23%
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45
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3,000
6,200
20%
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9
53%
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36%
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28
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4,700
114%
5%
52%,
81
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23 3i
27%
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-
%
8,200
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94
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80
52 %
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36%
l10 A
1,800
7,700
54%
;,
62
•
1
Nopar
—Nopar
10
23%
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preferred
22%
545/8
10
22
.No par
,No par
com..No par
16 7B
63%
12 Va
com
16
24%
28%
Co
3574
16%
61%
3374
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36
75%
10674
523/4
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7
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•
10%
3,900
106%
16%
22 %
52 1
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26,500
93%
22
127a
Elec
217a
49%
10%
19%
3234
23%
29
&
22%
49%
5,400
19 %
64
par
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No par
16%
17,200
32 Va
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24%
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4'—
16%
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94
22%
36
113
101%
29
Co
187a
32%
95%
95%
49
'
10%
35%
18 3/8
22%
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106%
16%
49
9%
•
18%
33
96
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16%
49
■'
9% "
18%
32%
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••
106%
16%
49%
18%
V'
63%
1
preference
prior preferred
prior
8%
38%
18%
2
$3.50 preferred
Stand
24%
8%
8%
38%
17%
1
preferred
Standard Brands
180
8%
8%
38%
(The).
$4
800
24
r
11
70
97
106%
63
;
21% Dec
Dec
43
97
106%
38% ^88%
8%
*93%
No par
common—No par
15% July 5
29% July 26
106% Jan 25
18%
\
2,500
'
preferred
*39
96%
106 %
25,700
common
$4.50
42
'96 3/4
24
18%
*106-
Spencer Chemical Co 4.60% pfd.100
Conv
■
*1055/a
24%
5
25
41%
97%
1057a
24
par
Sep
85
45
97%
105 7a
40
3,500
22,000
24%
,,
Jun
*41
97%
106
24-
-
Co—,.7.50
13 Vb
343/4
••24%
56
-
34%
24%
*24%
45
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
34%
28%
34%
Sperry Corp
Spiegel Inc
34%
56%
543A
28
3478
28
*423A
18
34%
45
*90%
9,800
v
.
/'
55
55 %
28.
34%
'113/8
553A
44%
137a Dec
40 3A
146
11%
285A
34%
33% Dec
407a
146
11
28%
34 %
3
40%
148%
103/4
54%
*42%
8% Mar 30
66% Aug
1
40
*144
10%
283A
;
257a Jan
Apr
40%
144
10 3/4
55
:
10% Mar
40
144
53
25
29% Mar
40%
500
2874
—_25
71%
'
92,700
28%
52%
Jun
Jun
19,100
774
54%
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Jan
6%
307/s
7%
8
53%
'
64
223A
118%
3C%
31%
28%
5%
Inc
118%
118
28%
.9%
ctfs
65,100
54%
5%
tr
45%
62 %
>
Co
stk
5.3G0
44%
11%
20%
preferred——.100
Ohio
10%
53
Elec„No
&
93A
77a
3A
28%
*
.8%
Gas
30 3/a
77/a
377a
100
(The)
-
Natural
118
31%
7%
147
105%
-
11,600
93A
453/a
93/4
22%
10
Spalding (A G) &• Bros
Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common
$5.50 preferred
6
Oct
Co
Indiana
Southern
26
Feb
-
Dec
Southern
May 25
Apr 11
1374
Jun
S% May
37b July
63%
13% Mar 16
97%
43,300
4%
62'3A
,100
8%
preferred —i
Southern California Edison
118%
30%
7%
34%
106%
10,800
155/8
23%
-
Co com__20
Sugar com.No
Jan
Sep
1
97%
20 V2
37/s
23
-
20
& Platinum
118%
31
*41
38%
ll3A
Carolina E & G Co com.4.50
preferred —u
r_50
10 y4
56
Iron
44
11
45
106%
97%
106
10
45%
118%
*143
- -•
20
157a
4
62%!
—25
—
South Amer Gold
South
12
*43
347a
preferred
29%
Dec
45
10
44%
39%
\
-
13%
3%
10%
7
40%
143
.
20%
15%
50
No par
&
7%
34%
"34% '
337a
Corp
30
Feb
30%
*125
Smith & Corona Typewriters.No
par
Socony Vacuum Oil'Co Inc
15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
53% Apr 14
55% Dec 30
45
30%
7
39'A
19%
.
4
51,700
93%
21%
;
No par
& Sons Cpt
28
36% Jun
30%
7%
33 Va
Co
Corp—i
preferred
4.20%
118% May 24
11
Pen
Co
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
88%
Jan
30%
19%.
15%
3%
10
157/8
*90
15
45%
•
155/8
93
50
-
No par
Oil
33%
95%
118'%
34%
Oil
31%
Mar
119%
15%
*90
1,800
65
22%
No par
Co
Nov
•
*117%
55 %
83% May
28
119%
55%
2iy8
Dec
44%
153A
*62
r
49
Oil
Jun
.
447/a
24%
19
3
437/a
243A
Jun
Dec
44%
65
19 %
4
10
1
16%
22%
10
11%
Simonds
30
Dec
10
11
Simmons
10
347a Dec
75
15%
3%
Corp
—15
Sheller Mfg Corp___
;
1
Sheraton Corp of America
1
Silver King Coalition Mines—__5
3
52% July 13
15%
No par
Shell
29
Oct
19%
3%
**105
A)
93%
16%
No par
(W
*89%
20%
No par
new
*89%
4
1
common
16%
93%
34%
%•'"
preferred
(Frank
G)
Sheaffer
26
35
Corp
15%
*89
Saturday
Gas
*62%
16%
11
f
cum
Shattuck
10
Dec
&
Steel
$4.25
2
47/a Dec
Oil
Sharp & Dohme
56% Oct 23
5
22
Shamrock
63%
63%
15%
22%
Par
30
2%
"7
STOCK
63%
*61%
15%
50%
—_1
YORK
63% \
15%
3%
17%
EXCHANGE
463A Aug 28
108 7A Apr
6
14
83A July 12
Oct
Highest
33% Dec
July 25
105% Feb
NEW
4,530
22 %
—No par
$ per share
27
10%
Year 1950
(300
12/8
50
>
1
■'
26 3/a
12
*22'
No par
STOCKS
11%
.*26%
12%
-
5
preferred
11%
2G%
12%
*11
■/
No par
Servel Inc common
11%
26%
12%
15%
101%
1
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co,
117a
26%
12%
-
20
*112A
—100
Co
11%
26%
12%
15%
36
*
100
;
10%
26
12%
20
9%
5
A
10%
26
:
93%
20%
22
*48%'
vtc—No par
series
&
*61%
15%
*93
,
No par
No par
com
**
12%
18%'
<"
_5
Roebuck
63
16%
par
com
11%
26
12%
93%
*106
No par
(The)
11%
*25%
v
12%
32%
100
Seagrave Corp
■
Jun
Jun
preferred
11%
26
8%
37%'
:
1
vtc
_A_
Line
27
$ per share
24 ya
8%
Air
•
Year 1949
5%
common
Co
24
Range for Previous
3,600
11
1
preferred
$4.50
2,100
20
143
1
10
14% May 31
98% May 17
29
19
19%
97%
5
Seaboard Finance Co
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
May 11
19
20%
10
5
May 20
133/a Nov 30
6
Dec
Elec
3.35%
20
3
8% Nov
88
A
preferred
17 3A Dec
Nov
19
20
24% -24%
Mfg Co common—
25
3.65% preferred
AIf-100
4.30% preferred
x
100
Seaboard
2
19
20
106
.—No par
preferred
5%
19%
19%
34%
__100
common.,
series
55
July 17
14 Va July 28
5% Jan
2
22
18%
11%
t
Scovill
Scranton
83% Nov 20
83
19
20%
*41
Arms Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc———1.40
Sep 21
112% Sep
33% Dec
18%
19%
148%
*
Savage
127a July 12
Jan
14
6
30
18%
20
11
20
,
1,500
18%
19%
*143%
.
Inc
4,900
19
40%
Corp„_No par
Works
52
19%
7
-
Ry Co com vtc__ No par
Paper Co
17%
30%
Ry Co...100
non-cum preferred
100
Regis Paper Co common
5
pfd 4.40% series A
100
Scott
500
17%
38%
1st
47% Nov 25
34%
17%
■'
5%
St
4
34%
*16%
*118
.
Louis Southwestern
20% May 24
397/a Dec 20
20
Jun
Oct
35%
17%
44%
1
_—
Stores
Preferred
*35%
15%
15%
10
par
—
Joseph Light & Power Co.No
St
700
35%
16%
28'A
common
(The)
preferred
St L San F
8
41
15%
.100
21
96
6
127/a Jan
21
62% Dec
77a July 13
85
Nov
*103 ya July
24% Dec
40%
'
19%
.100
St
40%
53%
—j.
3
12% Dec
98
Jan
May
38 y4 Aug
'
9
40%
35%
40%
35%
28'A
preferred —i
St Joseph Lead Co.^
Nov 20
Jan
128
13% Dec
Jun
5%
40%
53
4%
23% Oct
7
287a Sep
9%
55
Mar 24
El
&
Co
(Jacob)
Safeway
7
28
97/a Jun
Dec
Jun
Mar
997/a Dec
42 % Jun
Jan
31
87
Ruppert
41
*34
*3%
-
20
Controls
Metal
Reaeroid Co
39% Nov 24
114
Art
*39%
40
:■
Royal Typewriter
May 11
12% Apr
1
22
18% Dec
28
Gas
8.100
;
Inc
Haas
31%
1
preferred series A
Ronson
1
Feb
&
4%
61
19
34
Rochester
23
267a July 12
48% Jan
27
19% Feb
July 13
997a Dec
35 y« May
Robbins
Rohm
30%
No par
Corp,
Robertshaw-Fulton
19
xll0% Jun
Manufacturing Co..
30
May 12
31%
15%
^.100
22
107
31
*89
100
series
31% Dec
Mar 17
July 13
43% July 28
'
series
Company
No
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
107% Nov 27
18
102
Dec
105
l,c00
31%
*61%
'
10
4.50%
Mills
36%
30%
15%
1
Ritter
14
36%
31%
11%
100
3.60%
Dec
36
13
36
86%
preferred
Tob class B
23% Jun
13
36%
30%
12"
10
Oil
30%
15%
1C
Preferred
11
8% Nov
July 13
Dec
Jun
preferred
—
.
30%
15%
1
Preferred
2
24% Dec
19% Mar 24
Dec
68%
Mar
7%
Dec
12%
28
15
Y
99% Mar 31
108% Jun
15% July 13
3
4% Jan
Jan
21
Jun
5
(R J)
Richfield
.
30%
40%
1
convertible
Common
36%
*25%
50c
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds
51
36%
35'%
Steel
5%'h
52
*36%
35%
;
Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A..100
Revere Copper & Brass com-No
par
Rexall
Drug Inc.—
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
24
,43% Dec
Inc
convertible
Republic
32% Nov 24
3
13
Jan
$1
30
8% Dec
100
Feb
50
Jan
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
July 13
32
42 % Mar
30
117% Dec
13
20% Jan
Dec
10
Jun
5
Dec
Jan
23
Jan
14% Jan
Jan
6Va
4% Aug
Jun
18'/a
103
Jan
110
Jun
Reo
28
5% Jan
Motors
x51%
19
25c
16% Dec
Shares
53
36%
19%
Stores
preferred
50
51%
36%
*39%
div
$4.50
50
51%
36%
35%
50c
27
the Week
36%
Co—
prior preference
10
Corp
No par
Mfg Co common
5
Conv pfd 3%% series
—100
Remington-Rand common
50c
93% Aug 22
13
10% Jan
Sales for
Jan.19
X per share
50%
*15%
Reliance
14% Feb 20
90
$1.2*
Friday
Jan. 18
t per share
36%
35%
No par
Inc
&
Thursday
X per share
Jan. 1 i
$ per share
51%
*39%
,
5
Bit Co
Bros
(Robt)
Reliable
62% May 15
Jun
50
preferred—50
Mills
t per thare
30%
preferred-—50
2nd
Hosiery
Roller
Reeves
16
Feb
*
1st
PRICES
Wednesday
50%
50
common
non-cum
Reis
:
Co
SALE
Jan. 1«
36%
_
25
non-cum
Real
21
11%
1
common
preferred
HIGH
Tuesday
'
Jan. 15
t per thare
„/•
AND
Monday
Jan. 13
_
9 per thare
LOW
-
STOCK
Monday, January 22, 1951
,
.
record
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
york
.
11%
76%
154%
166%
21%
39 %
109 %
24%
s'
24%
94 Va
>
•
9474
11V2
75%
*154
165%
11%
21
2174
38%
39
*108
24
*94%
11
110
109
797a
79
,
109
243/a
25
9474-
9474-
117a-
76
74
154
154
164%
164%
75%
11%
74
*151
164
12
79%
250
217a
14,400
38 Va
38%
2,200
*109
24 3A
--
l;700
21%
21%
39
95
157
166
79%
21%
*3874
f
24%
-
75%
109%
il %
737a
170
25
-*94 Va¬ -94%
19,800
-
"210
,12 %
65,400
75%
16,200
152%k
151%
153
4,600
164%
164
164'A
1,600
Volume 173
Number 4979
.
.
.
The Commercial ami Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
'55
Lowest
Jun
70
45%
Nov
60%
Jun
74%
Nov
Jun
27%
Oct
96% May
66
Jan
25% Jan
.
100
4
Dec
Dec
20'/a
Dec
Jun
48
Dec
48
J.'n
38%
Jan
26% Mar
13
Jan
10
July
35
Oct
>-94
•
.
Jan
24V4
9%
28%
6%
,
98
Dec
30% Apr
1*%
Jan
12
13%
Jan
16%
Feb, 21
Jan
33%
-
'
15% Jan
12y2
July 12
Dec
10% Jun
21%
Feb
28
52
Jun
Feb
Dec
Dec
9V4r
"
117
Jan
9
Jun
15
July
16%
•
7% Mar
127
Sep
14%
Feb
Jun
195
8%
Jun
17y8 Aug
Sep
12
Feb
24% Jan
,
.3% Jun
-
97/a
13%
Jitu
12%
18
Jan
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
103%
*102%
104%
*102%
103%,
Aug 17
Oct 23
Dec
79
preferred series A__i___100
3%%
4%
.
1
*14%
36%
Nov
Nov
»
Dec
Jun
prior
&
Corp
25
series A
Oil
Co
Superior Steel
6
Gulf
Texas
19%
Jan
22
Jan
3
Jan
13% Jun
__
43 V4
43%
43
43%
42%
43
42%
43
43
43
2,700
43
3,400
11%
11
liy4
11
liy4
11
liy8
11
liy8
11
ll'/a
7,500
99%
*97
99%
*97
99%
*97
99%
*97
99%
*97
99%
69
69'A
69%
69%
*69%
73
71
72V2
~
69'%
The
Fair
30'A
30%
22%
29%
31%
3iy4
31%
31
31%
8,000
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
22%
4,700
57%
56%
57%
56
57%
*56%
57'A
57
57Va
12%
13%
12%
390
19
45
45
18%
118%
19
45
116y2
137/a
19y4
19
20%
45%
46%
116
115
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
38%
39%
39
39%
38%
19%
20%
12,800
40
47%
47%
1,300
119%
119%
240
13%
13%
13%
13%
7,100
38y2
>
39VA
Steel
39ya
38»/4
38%
6,200
14%
14%
15%
15%
15V2
16
25'%
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
26%
90y2
90%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91
91%
*90%
91
9%
9y2
97/a
97/a
9%
10l/4
10"
10%
*10
10%
24,600
13y8
5J/8
400
900
5,300
28,200
9%
*13
,
28
,13%
*5%
13%
5ya
27V2
88>A
87JA
13V4
5%
28y4
•
15%
87
10%*
13
.
5%>
28
90%
'
13%
13%,
13%
5y8
27%
5y8
27%
90'A
25J/2
5'A
27%
^
94
95'%
94%
91
89
91
25%
25
25%
25
26!A
94'%
95V2
94V2
95%
94V4
96'A
42%
44>/2
43]/2
44%
42'A
44
42
43
41%
t
»
86
78%
7,100
85
84'/2
86 V
85
86
84V2
86
84
84%
84V4
81
80
81
77V2
80
77
78
79
79
78 V2
18%
18%
18%
19ya
18V2
19%
19'A
20
20V2
20%
20'A
215A
21%
22
19%
21%
20
20'A > 20%
12
12>A
38%
12ya
12JA
39
39
*16
17
12%
12yB
12y2
12l/8
12V2
11%
123/8
39V2
39
39V2
39V2
39y2
38
383/4
*373A
;*15%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
17»A
17
17'
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*16y4
8%
50
"*41V4
41%
*41 Va
No par
7,600
5%
5>A
26V4
26'/4
*7>/2
*41 y2
42
5%
38%
5%
25%
.
7%
;,38%
■
25%
*7V2
ay
'—38%
-Yf.103
104%
*3%
4
*31%
32%
5%
7%
••
8V2
41 Va
"
8%
41V2
5%
5
5V4
26y4
26
26»A
»7%
*7V2
38%
*7'A
39# "
39V2
104%
^103
42
26
7l/2
i -39%'411/2
?
17
7»A
3%
3%
3%
3%
30y8
31%
*30%
31V2
',
200
8%
4,100
43 •'
5Va
1,900
26
1,900
7JA
41
*30%
103
800
'
8%
40%
1
*102
7%
500
5,300
-*Q3
3%
3%
31%
*30
40
403/4
*7'/4
*
102'/2\
3%
32%
*102
4,900
'
*42
'
*5'A
25%
26V4
40%
3%
.
103
5,200
8%
*101%
"103
3%
1
4,200,
31,700'
•
22JA
42
5V2
42
5
26V4
*31%
%
19,200
■
12>/4
•— .100
-
3%
50
5,900
31
400
10
35%
35%
35%
36
7,500
21%
2iy8
21%
21%
22%
21%
22JA
35%
22%
35%
21J/e
35%
21%
35
5:
.No pa'
Axle
22
22%
21,300
45V4
4534
45%
46
45%
46
'
45'A
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
8,800
10%
10%
10
10%
'
lO'/a
10%
10'/8
10%
10%
10%
17,000
5-
(The)—
Co
22,600
1
+
.
,
39
1
Timken Roller Bearing
Edison
25%
96Va
42»/8
43%
77%
28
1U
25y4
>•
82'A
,
38% Dec
Timken-Detroit
26Va
250
28
90'%
41'A
'•
1
$3.50
89V2
91
90y4
24%
,94
No par
preferred.^——
13ya
5y8
27%
"
25 /25'A
1C0
.(The)
1,000
16,000
5'/a
*13
5!/4
277/a
16%
26%
27J/2
13
5'/4
28'%
16%
26
16
94
Transit Corp.No par
Co
119%
15%
1
preferred
800
20%
47 %
*116
13%
.
2,100
92,100
15
395
*385
399
19%
i
116
12%
14%
15
394
397
25%
Thompson ,(J R)
^
15
Products Inc new com.5.
Toledo
*115
137/8
397
45%
18%
-*45
116%
13y8
13%
395
90y2
Thompson
4%
387
38y2
38%
10
common
convertible
$2.50
385
45
-•
•
13%
13ya
385
No par
Thermold Co
...
22%
10
—
2,500
'
30y2
25
^
68%
*90
preference
Tide Water Associated Oil
10'A
35%
10%
36
:
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
*
EXCHANGE
'
.
Saturday
,
Monday
Tuesday
Jan. 15
PRICE8
Jan. 10
' Jan. 13
•
35%
35>A
LOW AND HIGH SALE
1
,
57,700
*14%
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
Highest
31%
*12
6
-
31%
22%
No par
$2.40 conv preference.
44% Nov 15
Lowest,
31>/2
18'%
20V* Nov 24
•
30%
*116
6
^
Range for Year 1950
Highest
31%
:25%
:
Ry Co
27
Year 1949
31
5
Trust
: 33% July 14
Range for Previous
Lowest
32%
9,900
>
30y8
•
5y8 Feb
30
31%
' 20%
Nov 24
Dec
31%
18%
42% Feb
6
30%
•
par
Co..
>9% Dec 18
43'A Mar
•
__
^
Nov
19
Jun
25
25%
Jun
13%
32% Nov
Dec
3iy2
13V4
Mar
18
19,200
20%
tThlrd Avenue
.
21%,
50c
Thomas
8% Oct 25
21
5
common
18
42% Dec
17%
2iy4
17%
x56%
conv
30
103
17%
207/a
preferred——.No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$1.25
.
5% Dec
8
17%
21V8
17%
18
22%
•
9
certificates
Pacific
28% Nov
40
.2% May
23% May
,
share
3
Dec
17%
20%
17%
57%
1
:
Pacific1 Hiancl
5
5% July 13
*17%
21%
17%
par
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil—
3% Jan
94% Jan
4
2% Nov 10
-
21
*380
25
;
Producing
17% Jan
32
18
21 Va
*57
.100
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Jan
—
18
20%
-*22
10
Swift International Ltd——L.
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com_.No
$4 preferred
1
—No
Jan
95Dec
4% Oct
,
18ya
18
177/8
17%
17%
*17%
*68'%'
50
com
_—
9
Nov
84% Apr
17%
18
11 %
25
4%%. preferred
20
—
;
is
21%
*97
—.,_10c'
Corp
Sutherland-Paper Co
k
20
7!/2
17%i
16,900
*
30y8
Textron Inc
Jun
18
30y8
27
Jun
18
1,700
19% Dec
1%
18
23%
30
14%
17%
.
*23y2
Texas
42y40ct
'lBG
6,400
48
23%
39% Nov 24
4
18V4
5 800
48%
49
23%
Jun
36% Jan
17%
18%
x48
23%
Jun
Oct
18
49%
23%
8
41%
18
49
.
1,100
102%
102%
23%
Sub
Mar
17%
49%
103%
23'%
Texas &
35
177/e
,
103%
23%
17
20
49
103%
*23%
30
9y80ct
49
103%
23%
Talcott Inc (Barnes)—;
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co .;
i
3
48y2
103%
*23%
17
Jan
*103
37%
143,800
22
6%
104
2 300
14%
18%
Swift & Co
3
*102%
43
119y2
Nov
12% July
5% Jan
37
18y8
89% Sep
Oct
*14%
37%
*117%
85
14
14%
37
48%
43
„
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
1
14%
37y4
18%
5
Apr
14%
37
119y2
4
43
Apr
1
13% Sep 18
14%
18V8
Oct.-6
.14
14%
37%
*117V2
Apr
3
14%
36%
18%
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
30
30y4Jan
42
14%
37%
900
119'%
14
"■
42%
14%
36%
22 300
54y2
17%
Feb
Nov
42
100
23%
*117%
July 17
8%
42%
23%
o54
17%
44
32%- Aug
541/4
119%
53
12
23%
53%
17%
Dec
25'/2 Apr
22%
54
42
31%
.
'
11
May 11
Nov 14
Apr
21V4 Dec 26
22%
53%
41
*117'%
Dec
Jun-30
7JAJan
3
22V8
53%
41
103
177/a
97J/2 Nov 25
14
22%
53'A
41
103
119y2
58%
10
103%
17'%
48
Jan
,*102%
*118y4
Jun
Jan
,*102% 103%
17%
Feb
15%
14 900
17V2
33%
11%
37
*118%
36
13V4 July
4% Mar.
35%
10O
preferred
24% Oct
•
371/2
17%
Oil
82V2 Dec
13
37%
Corp common—
1
4%% preferred series A
25
4%% conv pfd series B..J
25
5%% conv 2nd pfd ser 1950..20
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
Class A 4%%
Sunray
15
Nov 17
7% Apr 18
25% Dec 29
63% July 13
20'A Feb 16
79 000
37%
15
17%
No par
10% Oct 25,- Symington Gould Corp—^
Y
98
69%
119%
9
Dec.19
97%
36%
104
18 C00
98%
21
,
preferred—.No par
common—:x
22%
.>•
,97%
53%
17V2
1
____
22%
41
47%
—..No par
i
22
*52%
42
*102%
preierence..—20
Webster..
$4.50
15% Mar. 6
26% Apr 18
3
15'/a Jan
26y2 Nov
,
Inc
Stores
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
7
22%
*40'%
—
88% May 31
4
4% Nov 30
18%
Jun
22%
*52% ' 53%
50
No par
40% Oct
11% July 11
65%
4%
LS.,
Sterling Drug Inc common—.
5
.3%%
preferred _—.————100
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
15
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
18
lo?A Aug.23
5% Jan ./3-
70y8
Dec
*102
common.__l
preferred.!
(The)
Sterchi Bros
■
j
Spring
convertible
Starrett Co
29
17% Dec
29
Jan
Jun
Nov
22V8
63%
ll7/a
370
9% Jan. 3
1 18% July 13
16y8
v
Ohio
of
Standard Steel
24ye Oct 18
,30% Dec 19
"
Jun
•
36%
13
11%
■
99
116
56
Jun
95%
July 13
; 17
Jan
59'AJan
48%
•
3
33% Jun
Dec
.
97%
9% July 11
/
Deo
6%
Jun
95%
July 17
€% Nov
.2% Jun
95%
101
9% Mar 30
Mar
89
'
91%
35l
.
36%. Dec
76%
92%
*103
4
'
July 13
8V4Julyl2
.
Dec
25
16% Jan 30
19
Jan.25
14% July 12
49
11% Nov
27%
91%
common—10
Oil
19
Jan
.08%
25
Standard
x.122
Jan
17% Dec
41 ya Dec
Dec
Standard Oil of New Jersey.
30
Sun
Dec
106'%
7%
30
Dec
25
t
227
Dec
72% Oct
Dec
12'%
Jun
8% Aug
30% Jun,,
66
15
10% Jan
,
60%
941/.
65%
Sunbeam Corp _i
.No par
Sun Chemlckl Corp comomn
1
Dec
-r-
933/a
65%
71
Mar 7
11% Nov 24
Apr 18
17% Jan
21%, Sep
Feb
94
64%
1116%-.Oct? 10
Dec
11%
JU**
36%
122
.
93
65%
48% Dec
8y2Julyl7
55y4Feb
21400
65%
93%
64%
Studebaker
Oct
9434
65
93
36ya Oct
66%
Shares
94
93%
; 5%
Feb
the Week
65
Stone
1
Sales for
Jan. 19
g per share
92
23% Apr 27
•' 93y8 Dec
Friday
Jan, 18
63%
16
Sep 28
39% Feb 10
103% Nov 24
38% July 13
Oct
'
Thursday
t per share
"
63%
,,20% Sep 28
Sep
Jan. 17
t per share
92%
5
96
S per share
63%
27
Jan'
t per share
92%
21% Apr 21
18
Nov 24
52%
i
.
27
90
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 16
25
40
Jan " 3
16% July
Dec
SALE
Tuesday
.
Standard Oil of Oalifornia—No par
16% July 13
25% July 17
•; 18y* Dec
Feb
HIGH
AND
<
- Jan. 15
t per share
Par
54'/a Nov 28
,
1
34
.
-
100
Jun
• 6
Monday
Jan. li
Standard Oil of Indiana
104
26
12% July 14
41% Aug
Jan
9%
Jan
Saturday
92
18% July 13
40
LOW
STOCK
YORK
35
.
18
102%
Jun
*27
»
RECORD
91% Dec 29
30% Dec 30
25
12
"
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
61
Jan 25
42% Feb 14
Sep
Jun
NEW
-
Highest
• $ per share
$ per share
20
'
Range for Year 1950
-
36%
'
YORK
STOCKS
Highest
S per share
(397)
,
Wednesday
Jan. 17
Thursday
Friday
Sales for
Jan. 18
Jan. 19
the Week
S per share
S per share
'
$ per share
i
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
•
.:
•/
10
Jan
16%
Dec
17%
Dec
25% Dec
27
Trans
15
22
13
i
;»
Transamerica Corp
Jan
14% July 13
15% Jun 29
19% Dec 30
10
Transue & Williams Steel
11%
Jun
16%
Feb
6%
Feb
9%
Dec
98%
Feb
108%
Oct
15%
Jan
25%
Dec
10
Jan
3
18% July 17
9% Aug
19%
Jan
Mar
7
8% July 13
104V4 Jan
3
32%
Jan
37%
Dec
32% Jun
29
98%
Sep
Jan
103
10%
Dec
4%
Nov
98% Aug
8% Jan
5
34%
Nov
6%
Jan
24
Jun
! 29y»
1
Jan
18
4% Jan
3
Nov
11% Jun
12
110% May 17
17% Dec
29
25% Jan
6
36% Jan
5
103
Jan
13% Apr
'39
5
13
Apr
13
9% Oct
2
Airlines
World
Tri-Contlnental
$6 preferred
Truax-Traer
Inc
<
i
$ per share
g per share
4%
Jun
•'
:y / ■
8%
Jun
39
Nov
10%
Feb
19%
Jun
.
5
"
Y
'
10%
.46
"."a-
Dec
10
Feb 21
'39% July 14
10% July 17
Jan
12%
Apr
Jun
107
Jan
112
Aug
94
Jan
96
Nov
96
86%
Jan
94
Aug
90% Jan 30
25%
Jun
32%
Sep
24% May
73 3A
Jun
89%
Jan
81
Jun
48
Apr
51% Feb
*50
Jan
30%
Dec
;,36% .Jan
20Vb Juljf
104% Jun
.
,31% Jan
45% Dec
27
Dec
109% Oct
33%
26% Jan 13
40% July 17
110% Oct 30
103
Jan
30
Jan
24
'
f
f
\
2
27
13% Jun
22
47% Dec 19
13% Jan 10
39% Nov 24
55% Dec
11
114
July 7
103% Aug 18
99% Aug 15
107% Nov 28
35% Dec
105
9
54
31
May 12
253/8 Jan 13
;38
,
';f v'YY'
•' /•
/'
Dec
u
'
Union Carbide & Carbon
No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
series
Union Pacific RR Co common
108%
109
-
16%
16%
16%
16'A
21%
21%
21J/2
21V4
34%
34%
*34%
*34%
x
35
*99V2
35
101
12%
12
36%
101
12%
52
*13
38%
105'/2
*51
*28%
35
106% Jan
3
Oct
13% Jan
25
24% Dec
27
United
common... 10
*109%
233/2
85%
Oct
79% July 11
24% July 17
103% Dec
28
preferred
100
United Biscuit of America—No par
103
*30%
19%
Feb
31%
Dec
Jun
106%
Dec
106
4% Jun
293A Jun
9%
Oct
'
38%
Jan
—
—
Dec
33
Mar 29
18
111% Sep
13
7% Mar 28
18'A Dec
29
$4.50 preferred
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10"
48
20
United
32% July 12
23
Jun
Carbon
Co——.No par
32
Sep
28
2%
Jun
3%
Oct
2% July 12
4
Jan
12
38%
Jun
47%
Sep
50
3
$3.50 convertible preferred—100
3%
Dec
3%
Dec
36% July 11
3% Jan
3
4% May 31
33A
Jun
9%
Dec
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
7% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry..—5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co.—13%
Jun
70
Dec
8% May 22
Mar
12% Aug 21
58
July 17
78% Mar
Mar 29
25
3
14% Aug
22%
Jan
16
Sep
21
34%
42%
Dec
39
53% Oct
20
14% July 18
22% July 13
11% Mar 30
29% Apr
18
16% Dec
18
X44%
16
Jun
Jun
Dec
19%
Dec
Feb
26%
13%
Dec
9% Mar
,
55%
July
18%
Sep
July 18
50% July 12
66% Nov
2
20% Nov 27
19%
Jun
26
Dec
15% July 13
24
19
Jun
25%
Dec
12
Feb
30%
Dec
15% July 13
27Va July 12
23% Jan
18%
42
24
Mar
102%
Nov
99
Oct
4
14% Jun
30
94
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
X89%
Jun
116%
Dec
Jan
187
175
6%
43
Jun
May
*
Oct
14% Dec
16
29
Mar 11
38% Nov
22
U S Industrial Chemicals
No par
U S Leather Co common
No par
No our
Sep
Jan
46% Jan
22
17%
Apr
26%
Oct
3%
Jun
9%
Dec
8% Jan
10
15%
Jun
30%
Dec
28% Jan
9
page
22.
Certificates of interest—
U S & Foreign Securities
64% Dec
10%
see
3
4
90% July 26
181% July 19
8% Jan
3
Nov
106% May 23
21% Oct
135
Jun
189
Mar
24
*5
2
22% Nov 25
68% Dec
20
Class A conv preferred.
*19
*28%
3%
*45
1
1
1•
No par
$4.50 1st preferred
—No par
U S Freight Co
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
20
7% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Machinery com
5
4%% preferred
100
57
For footnotes
Jan
United Merch & Mfrs Inc.
United Paramount Theatres.^
13,%
13%
13%
52
52
13%
39%
-
13
52%
13%
39%
56
37%
56%
55%
112%
105
96
111%
*100
.
5lV4
38%
36%
111
38%
35%
111
23%
30%
19%
46%
109%
3%
46%
4%
-
46
**■ A
•
13%
13%
40%
39
41 Va
51'
39
36%
■
13%
45%
28%
84
26%
83%
.
3%;,
28%
84%
51%
39%
36y2
110
26
*109%
24%
108%
30
18%
45%
4
4%
4%
4%*
11%
11%.
11% 12
70%
72
>.
71% 72
22%
22%
v * 22V* 22%
52%
53
r
53
54
61
61%
61% 63%
19%
20%
20
20%
27%
27%
27% 27%'
""
16%
16%
16% 17
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
42%
43%
43% 43%
*102
103%
*102
103%!
22%
23
*■
22% 23% •
106
108%
105% 107%
*182% 183%
*182% 183%
16
16%*'' 16% 18% '
68%
69 <
*68
70%
43%
44%*
44%
44%
27%
82%
51V4
38%
111
30
*107% 109%
46
.
107
35%
18%
45%
28%
54%
55%
Xll0% 110%
*99
105
x94%
94%
*104% 106
34%
36%
105
.
*27
3%
47
'4%
11%
71
22%
53%
63
20%
27
16%
18%
18%
43%
11%
12
108
108%
16%
17%
21
'21%
*34%
35
*99% 101
13 V2
13%
39%
40
9%
10%
108V2
27,900
27,900
-
108%
17
-17%
,460
14,900
21
22%
-41,700
34%
34%
700
*99% 101
13
13'/a
39
39
10
10%
,5,400
2,470
19,400
■■ YyYA,Y.
:
13%
52
13%
-.
...
<
-
10
13%
51%
13%
52
28%
3%
46
28%"
3%
r
46
-
13%
41
9%
*107% 109%
19
46%
101.
13%
40
110
110
24%
25%
109
109
30% 30%,
104%
30'/2
*27%
3%
29
50%
39
35%
24%
103
30%
*107«A
19
*45%
24'A
103
4
10%
10%
*69%
71
22
22%
*52%
53
61%
61%
19%
19%
27
27%
16%
16%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
42%
42%
102
102
*22%
22%
1 09% 109%
*182% 184
15%
16%
*67
69
44
44%
27%
28%
83
83%
106
51
39%
35%
111
'
55%
56
111% 111%
*100
105
*95
96
106
106
35%
35%
106
106%
35%
104 3/2
51%
13%
39%
105
96
107
*105%
34%
105%
13%
51%
111%
*95
,*99J/2
,
„
9%
8%
*107V4 109%
46%
United-Carr Fastener
No par
United Cig-Whelan Stores com..30c
40%
45
30
Dec
8%
34%
*99% 10?
13%
13%
39%
41
9%
9%
12%
38
37
*1053/2 107
'
35%
35%,
4%%
,
16%
21%
14%
103
16%
21%
34%
108%
Jan
Inc
16%
21 %
108%
Jun
Lines
57,000
11%
*95
4% non-cumulative preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co
No par
United Aircraft Corp common
5
5% convertible preferred
100
Air
12
11%
10%
Mar 20
1,400
11%
108%
11%
108%
11%
108%
11%.
61%
112
23
11%
56
50
18
22%
11%
*100
No par
18
30
23
23
*111%
25
Aug 21
23
23
13%
1
Union Oil of California
Dec
23%
23%
8%
Underwood Corp ——s.
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5'
Uriion Bag & Paper Corp.
No par'
30
37% Dec
23%
23%
:yyy ./;Yyy Y,-YYY
Udylite Corp (The)
Preferred $4
16%
26%
23%
*99»/2
—
1
Co.—
16%
25'A
17%
25%
16%
$4,50 prior preferred
No par
Twin City Rap Transit corn..No par
'5% conv prior preferred
50
Coach
16%
25%
16%
24%
21%
20th Century Fox Film com..No par
$1.50 conv preferred——_No par » '
Twin
16%
24V4
17%
24%
11%
108%
Shares
17
25%
17
23%
'
Y
$ per share
16%
24
17%
24'/a
23
No par
Co..
I per share
17
23%
5
common—1
...No par
Corp
Coal
Par
2
y
.
18J/2
48
28%
4%
47
4%
11%
72%
22%
54%
64%
20%
27%
17
18%
18%
44%
103
103
23
23%'
105
107
183% 183%
17%
19
69
69
43%
44%
26
26%
79%
79%
13%
13%
52
52
13%
13%
\ 40%
42%
'
55%
56%
111
111%
*99
105
*94V8
95
*104% 106
35%
36%
106 V2 107
5iy8
51%
38%
39
35%
36%
*109% 110
25%
26%
109
110%
30%
30%
*107% 109%
' 18%
18%
47%
48
26%
4
.
54%
63%
20%
27%
17
18%
18%
44%
104%
*103
22%
22%
106
107%
*183
185%
18%
18%
*70
'72
43%
43%
<
26%
26%
76
43'A
.
76
-
54%
110%
*99
*94%
' *1043/4
35%
106
5iy4
39%
.
;
.
4%
11%
73
22"%
54%
62%
20%
16%
18%
18%
44%
13%
26%
4% a
47%
4%
11%
75
23%
46
27
13%
51%
35
109
26
13%
4,000
52
13%
44%
3,600
24,200
56
33,100
111
105
95%
106
5,300
300
30
y
10
.
36%
23,200
107'
7,100
51%
39%
3,300
1,300
36%
109%
27%
19,100
700
59,400
114% 116
31
31
*107% 109%
18V4
18'A
47%
48
27%
4%
47%
4%
11%
76%
23%
27%
4%
47%
4%
11%
78%
24%
53%
61%
20%
27
1.3C0
4,200
;
54
63%
21%
27
16%
2,300
2,000
16%
18%
20%
18%
20
43%
44%
*103
104'%
*22%
23
106
107
* 183% 185%
18%
18%
*70
700
103,300
130
224,000
6,200
81C
8,300
1,600
16,500
„
..
42,100
2,500
30,800
43,900
9,700
16,300
110
1,700
5,100
60
17,200
43%
72
44%
250
5.500
25%
77%
26
77%
21.300
3,500
.21
22
(398)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
Range for Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
$ per
f per share
$ per
share
NEW
Highest
16%
Oct
14% Jun
27
Feb
4
Jan
8%
Apr
7% Dec
29
8% Jan
9
38
Jun
49%
Jaa *
10
U
Jan
72
Deo
34% July 13
65% July 17
23% July 12
49% Jan
52 %
Jun
12
U
38% Dec
29
88% July
37% Jan
11
3
97% Apr
52% Oct
18
143% Oct
5
v. 33% Mar 31
62% Nov
30
Deo
93%
Not
43
Jan
31% Aug
Jun
112%
133
Jan
46%
33%
Oct
62
Oct
72
20%
Jun
26%
139
18%
Jan
22
Not
38%
Jan
44%
Sep
40
4%
Feb
13
18% Dec
Jan
6% Not
11%
92
July
3
26
19
Dec
3
22
U
21
*8%
39%
39%
39%
39'%
39%
Stores
61% Jan
5
27
27
May 23
24 % Dec
26
Dec
4%%
60'%
58
59%
58
58%
65%
64%
65
65
65
64
64
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
45%
45%
151%
113,700
152%
151 %
153'%
152%
153%
153%
153%
3,700
,
151%
58%
59%
15,900
700
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
41%
41%
41%
41
41
41%
41%
250
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6"%
6%
6%
10%
2,100
10%
10%
10%
10%
2.900
96%
*94%
$4.20
11
11%
10%
11
10%
96%
11
*94%
*94%
96
95%
3%
3%
3%
3%
24%
24'%
24%
25%
25
25
3%
25
24%
4%
4%
4%
22%
22%
*22%
*167
170
10%
10%
56
26%
31%
10%
56
26%
•
167
166
31%
*24
24%
4%
22%
*94%
3%
3%
25
245/e
4%
*24
251%
3%
25%
800
3%
10,100
25
25
25%
25%
26
4%
169
4%
4%
4%
4%
22%
23%
22%
300
2,400
4%
22%
22%
*164
167
166
166
*164
6,000
1,500
167
10%
*56
4,500
96%
3%
25
22%
23
*165
95%
3%
25
*4%
100
3%
*24
22%
1
Light CO
96%
24%
100
com
11%
,*94%
1
preferred
&
59%
65%
65%
45%,
151%
1,190
19%
Pictures Co Inc
Power
'
41.800
41%
preferred
Utah
60'%
65
45
90
57%
140
6%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Jan
55%
138%
19%
Universal Laboratories Inc
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com__No par
43%
57%
139%
41%
17
Universal
56%
138%
6%
6% Apr
12
58'%
139%
19%
4
7% July 10
54%
139'%
41%
3% Dec
45
59
56%
139%
6%
Jan
Dec
60%
65%
45%
151%
54%
138%
'
300
6,700
19%
Feb
Deo
96
41%
3%
12%
38%
96
19%
19%
64
37%
96
*6%
9
Feb
39%
*95%
_c_
5,300
41%
18
7
38
39%
1
convertible
8%
74
*74
preferred—25
24% Oct
July 28
Sep 27
74
95%
75%
15.100
No par
common
27% Jan
177
74
38%
151 %
8
16
74
95%
58
3
Jan
76
39%
45%
Jan
161
40
96%
*65
15
Jun
39%
38%
50
22 % Nov
170
40
*95%
50
Oct
Mar
40
96%
No par
Jan
156
8%
40%
Shares
18%
"8%
38%
54%
non-c 2d pfd—5
preferred
No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
4% convertible preferred
50
9
18%
3%
39%
40%
*74
138%
27%
Jan
19%
*8%
36%
53%
17%
x25
18%
8%
*95%
137%
Feb
20% July 27
19%
37%
53%
Jun
Sep
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
*814
97%
137%
12%
9% Sep
Friday
Jan. 19
t per share
18%
8%'
37%
*95%
75%
*74
52%
21
25%
19%
*
Jan. 18
76
137%
-
Monday, January 22, 1951
Thursday
Jan. 17
$ per share
*74
100
non-cumulative
$6
19
100
Corp common
Tobacco Co
United
3
4% Apr 24
17
8%
United Stockyards Corp
26
Jan
18%
*8%
1
preferred
7%
447/a May 19
6% Oct 28
11% Apr
S
19%
8%
-100
com
-
7%
19%
10
.
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
*8%
10
Smelting Ref & Min
pi*eferred
1%
U S Steel
t per share
18%
20
1st preferred
non-cum
t per share
SALE
Jan. 16
1
Rubber Co common
8%
20
Feb
100
U S
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 15
10
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
;
S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
U S
AND
Monday
Jan. 13
4%%
U
LOW
Saturday
U S Lines Co common
6
29
151 % Nov
27
91% May
2% July,
Jan
4
4
5 % Jan
Deo
Jun
Jan
9
Not
Apr
2%
Jun
18
68% Mar
42% Dec
Jun
8%
5
54% July 14
Dec
129%
80
77
25% Jan
Mar
140%
18
5
126% Jan
Apr
STOCK
Par
Jan
Apr
YORK
.
RECORD
r
$ per share
share
7%
19% May
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11%
82
YORK
STOCKS
.
10%
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
40
10%
56%
56%
56%
56
57%
56%
57
57%
58
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28'%
30%
31%
31
31%
31%
33%
18,200
350
8,900
V
Jun
25%
7%
Nov
11% May
Jan
3
20%
Jun
27
Not
24% Feb
23
10
Feb
13%
Jan
12% Jan
20
Jan
25
Oct
20% Jan
85% Mar
97
Deo
97% Mar
17
20% Feb
Apr
9
14
34% Aug 16
16% Dec 28
Vanadium Corp of America—No
5
20
Van Raalte Co Inc
3
38% Sep
18% Dec
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6%
18%
18%
17%
18
26
28% Oct
18
Vick Chemical Co
17%,
17%
17%
26
27
26%
27
26%*
27
26%
8
85%
Jan
98
Deo
98
33%
Jun
47
Deo
103
Jan
91
Jun
5
100
Jun
118
Jan
20
Deo
113%
Jun
118
Feb
Mar
30
32
26%
25%
104
25%
3,700
104
10
*104%
108
—
*104
108
108
*103
108
48
3%% preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
*100
29
11% Dec
28
Dec
28
117% Aug 25
x30% Oct
13
37% Apr
22% Sep
13
31% Dec
36
14
dividend
6%
Coal &
May 17
*118
*100
47"%
"11%
11%
120
118
4%
pfd
12
116
*115%
107
*106
107
43
43
*43
34%
34%
33%
35
30%
30%
30%
30%
37
37
37
37
'
25
25
"
5
10
common
20
20
—
20%
20%
*30%
20%
32
*31
*100%
20%
12%
11%
11%
119%
118%
119%
20%
115%
*106
43%
34%
30%
*36%
20%
20%
116
107
43%
19%
32
21
115%
*31%
44
*43
35%
20%
20%
116%
3,700
40
20%
11%
13,100
2,100
21%
20,700
116%
*115
116%
*105
107
44
44
43%
35
34%
34%
30%
30%
30%
35%
36%
34'%
34%
30
60
250
30
*35%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
*31%
32
1,400
119%
107
43%
2,100
101
11%
*118
21
13,400
,
46%
*100%
11%
37
30%
*36
46
119
*105
44%
34
30%
37
21
107
,,
100%
11%
119
116'%
*105
,
48%
100%
101%
118%
116
*106
20%
101%
47%
11%
*115%
25
preferred—
*100
119%
20%
—100
common
47%
100%
10
com
preferred
Coke
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co
1% preferred
1
47%
100%
11%
100
47%
100
25% Jun
7
No par
com
$5 preferred
$4.04
47%
100
6% div partic preferred
Virginia Elec & Power Co
Mar 23
28
July 17
17% Nov
6
Apr
26
108
Virginian Ry Co
Apr
8,600
48
30
33% Oct
17%
*103
33% Dec
33%
17%
*104
26
Jun
17%
48
Va Iron
Nov
31%
108
21
28
15%
31%
108
30
25%
33
15%
*103
46% Dec
Jan
(
32%
15%
31%
17%
I
18
26%
33%
15%
....
*104
106% Dec
32%
2.50
-
32%
32
31%
15%
31%
108
7
Dec
15%
32
108
22
26
15%
31%
*103
115
19% July
15%
32
*104
29
23% July
15%
32
108
27% Jan
_
15%
32%
108
27
14% Jan
15%
32%
*103
Jan
79
15%
.10
*104
6% Jun
Jan
15%
par
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% non-cumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
16% July 27
114% Sep 12
xl03% May 26
liy4 Jan
82%
Co
101% Dec
10
96% Mar 22
Deo
Norman
May 4
105
July 12
51% May 19
39% July 26
Jan
Van
32
*31%
32
*31%
•■
5,200
■/
2,800
36%
1.000
19%
3,800
32
—
W
45
Jun
60%
Jan
48
Apr 24
65
Dec
28
12
Jun
14%
Sep
12
Jun
26
14% Jan
10
25%
Jun
31%
Nov
26% Dec
6
32
Feb
4
21 %
Jun
33
Dec
31
13
53
Nov
24
6%
Jun
93/a Dec
28
Jan
9%
Jan
xl2
Jun
17%
Dec
14% July 14
x87%
Jun
101 %
Dec
97
Jan
16
Dec
6% July 13
Wabash
RR 4%%
Waldorf System
Walgreen
Walker
(Hiram)
Walworth
20% Nov 24
preferred.
G & W
Co
Sep
19
9%
Jan
16%
Dec
11
8
16% Jan
24
Warner
Jun
'30%
Deo
38% Feb
6
14
Jun
22%
24% July 18
15% Feb 14
•29% Dec
21
23%
Jun
'
24% Jan
28
11%
Jun
14%
Sep
12% Jun
30
16%
Feb
24%
Deo
18
11%
Apr
17%
Nov
11% July 13
3%
xl9%
78
16%
14%
107
5
273/4 Jun
Waukesha Motor Co
Jan
6%
Oct
27
8
Sep
26
27%
Jan
24% Jan
13
34
Dec
28
84% Dec
83% Feb
23
88 %
Sep 25
19
27
35 % Dec
Jun
Sep
Jan
23%
221/4
25%
Jan
Jun
Jun
18% Apr
Oct
Deo
15
21% July 13
Apr
115
Nov
110
Dec
26
114% Jun
108%
Jan
104% Oct
14
109% Feb
West
101% May
Dec
104% Oct
4
12%
Dec
17%
Jan
12% Apr
17
35%
Jun
50%
Dec
May
108%
Jan
104
103
Electric
Penn
Power
4.20 %
1093/4 Mar 24
18% Dec
Penn
West
44% July 14
78
Dec
27
111
July 19
Nov
15
Lowest
Co
Range for -Year 1950
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
YORK
26
13% Dec
28
25
5
21
Sep
33%
Deo
27
July
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Maryland Ry com
3
41% Dec
22
Jun
30
Jan
28
Jan
3
55
29
20% May
98%
21%
102
Feb
Jun
Mar
70% Not
33
Deo
26%
115
Dec
,
Aug
Jan
64% Jun
27
89
13
44
Dec
24% July 13
29% July 13
102% Sep 22
22% Feb
Dec
4%
112
16
Feb
20
30% Nov 29
■
.
Jun
105% Feb
12
Dec
35% Dec
28
8~9~%
Jan
81
3
94
Oct
26% July 15
41
Feb
27
Jan
12%
Jun
16%
Deo
15% Feb
8
28% Dec
19
25% Nov
2
Feb
34
Dec
33% Jan
12
8%
14%
Dec
12% Feb
15
7%
Jan
5% Jan
3
49% May
5
70% Dec
Jun
12%
Dec
Jun
79%
Nov
Jun
13%
Jan
21%
Dec
147/8
128
Jan
Jan
White
Prior
17% May 26
11% Dec 29
Dec
10
140
Nov
12
'
Jun
27
77% Jan
5
9% July 11
16% July 13
137
July 18
$4.50
22% Feb
142
30
25
Jun
15
10
45% Sep
42% Dec
16
51
Feb
Jun
26
559%
Feb
Dec
72
Oct
69
July 18
77
Jun
76
Not
Jan
4
89
95 % Dec
Deo
29
79
82
Dec
98% Dec
16
70
July 3
July 26
19%
Jun
12%
Oct
10% Feb
16
303%
Deo
Jun
12%
Jan
30% May
16% Jun
39%
Jan
36
28 %
Not
24% July 17
473/4 Oct 31
8
10%
Jun
20% July
3% Feb
14%
Jan
27
Jan
13
9% July 13
July 14
11% Jan
3
33%
Deo
31% Jan
13
4%
Oc*
3% Jun
27
dividend! ^Ex-rights.15™*5' n° SalCS
403%
41%
40%
41%
31
30 ¥4
31%
30'%
25%
25%
25%
25%
18¥a
13¥a
19
19
19
23 %
23%
23%
23 ¥a
23%
24
23 ¥a
235/a
23%
*1534
23%
16
15%
16%
153%
15%
16%
7%
32
7¥a
*273/a
27%
31 ¥a
88%
343/s
157/a
*7%
32
*88
34%
29
89% Apr
21% Dec
33
Dec
53% Oct
6
19% Oct
18
70% Apr
6 Va Apr
14
22
.
88
27%
21%
33
343/s
34
21%
x27
27%
27 ¥a
21%
111%
111%
*105
106
*105
106
*105
106
108
*106
108
'*106
108
*106
108
18
*81
18
18%
183/4
*105
106
108
*106
108
18
%
193%
19%
100
"
i
.li-
' •
—
1934
14,800
82%
82%
*81%
82%
813/4
81%
500
110'/a
110%
llO'/z
110%
*110%
111 ¥2
40
AND
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 15
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 16
tper share
Thursday
Jan. 17
t per share
S per
Friday
Sales for
Jan. 19
Jan.18
Sper share
share
the Week
t per
share
Shares
12%
11%
12%
12'/a
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
41%
13 3a
41%
41%
42
41%
42
41
42
41%
42%
42 3%
433a
22%
10,100
22%
22%
23'%
23%
24%
23
23%
22%
23%
22%
22%
43
43%
44
27,700
44%
45
46%
451%
45%
43
453/4
42
43
50%
50%
52
52%
53%
52
53%
52
52%
89
88%
89%
89
89%
89%
90
90%
91
44 Va
43%
43%
44%
43%
44%
43
43%
42 ¥4
43%
42
34%
35%
34%
35%
35
35%
35
*103%
103%
103%
103%
*33%
34%
33%
34'%
*123
par
126
36%
ago
*30%
*123
35%
126
36%
35%
36'/a
*103%
103%
1037/a
103%
34%
34 %
34%
34
*123
*120
126
36%
>'
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
91%
*90%
91%
90%
91%
*90%
31
30%
30'/a
30%
30%
27%
27%
27%
18%
277/a
1
20%
21%
21
21'/a
20 7/a
28%
21%
35%
*35
*35
'
Va
36
*120
126
1,300
43%
14,900
35%
19,900
36%
36%
76,200
103%
36%
35%
51%
90 %
103%
3%
35%
126
126
36
126
'
37
37%
37%
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91
91
90%
92
37%
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2,600
51
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*103% 103%
35
22,900
5,800
400
2,500
20
14,900
290
30
30 % -»
30
30
27%
28%-
28%
283/a
273%
28%
8,500
21
20%
20%
203%
20 %
6,400
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31
800
35%
*35
36
35
35
35
*35'/a
36
15%
15%
16%
16%
*16'/a
16%
16
16 ¥4
163/a
16%
*16
16%
11
1
No par
1,900
11'/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
11'/a
12
11%
56,800
69%
69 %
69
69%
69
69
69
69%
*68%
69%
No par
14.1/2
14%
*84%
85%
10
*12%
19%
*138
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
84%
84%
84%
84%
*843/a
13%
13
13
13'/a
13%
13
13%
*13
13%
19%
19%
1,000
19%
20
19%
20'/a
20
20 Va
11,300
*140%
1403%
140
140%
*138
13
13
19%
19%
20
-
*
140%
*140 Va
46%
46%
46%
46%
44 %
44%
44
44%
27%
26%
26%
26%
76%
100
26%
76%
100
75%
75%
19%
19%
19%
29
38
38
10,800
14%
84%
45
76%
1,700
14%
14%
*84%
44%
100
69 %
14%
84'/a
46%
.
69%
100
14%
10
—No par
11%
84%
.
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97%*
-76
140%
46%
46%
46
46'%
45%
45%
2,600
443/4
44'%
45
443%
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29,000
27%
10,000
27
26%
27%
77%
77
77
99%
98%
98%
97%
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95
96
77
78
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19%
20
38
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11%
11%
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38%
39 %
39
39
31%
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39%
1
39%
96
96
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76
100%
96
450
930
90
78%
78%
78%
77%
73
1,300
19%
19%
183%
19i/8
18%
19
8,900
37%
391/2
39%
39%
38
38
2,500
12%-,
35%
35%
353/8
353/4
35
35
53%
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54%
56%
54%
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27,500
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19%
19%
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19%
19%
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54%
54
57%
55 %
56%
55%
57%
38,200
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5
5 %
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35 %
35%
35%
36
533/8
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53 %
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19%
18%
19 %
19%
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51%
52%
51 %
53
52%
5%
5%
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76
99%
40
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a
26%
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101
40
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5
76%
40
12
par
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100
140 %'
40
par
5
140%
46'A
76%
76
300
44
99%
77
85
140 'A
100%
50
No par
106
12%
.
No par
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp.
12,300
112
82%
100
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
7,800
27%
*111
110%
Mondav
I per share
100
23
27%
21%
111%
82¥a
36
preferred
27
7,800
110%
34%
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7,300
—720
3334
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6,100
■
82 %
33%
York Corp common
887/a
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.
5,100
:
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33
27%
800
33%
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28
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110 %
35%
100
18
16
8
32%
%
300
2,600
23%
82%
111%
34
series—100
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8%
35,100
110'/a
83
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18%
35%
series
26 3%
273%
111%
33"%
.
27%
27¥a
111%
35%
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263%
21%
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15%
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88
111%
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common
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88
27%
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88 %
73%
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97%
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88
34
112
*96%
&
88
333%
*23%
32%
88
No par
Yale
32
343/a
Wrigley i(Wm) Jr (Del)Wyandotte Worsted Co
'
1%
32%
34
Wright Aeronautical
21
14% May 19
43% May 29
373-4 Oct 20
7%
32'/a
88
27%
163%
73/4
3 2 ¥4
*106
—5
Prior preferred 4%%
Prior pfd 4%% conv
18
73%
32
*105
20
Common——
13
153%
73%
32
*111%
12%'"■
pfd series A
7,400
<
25%
183/a
10
48,500
31 %
25'%
Worthington Pump & Machinery
Sep 22
74
Feb
407/a
29%
No par
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
3
11%
8%
40
.
102
18%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co corn—10
6% preferred
100
13
32% Jan
Feb
41
7"
1
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Nov
16% July 12
conv
Wilson & Co Inc
49% July
56
40'%
*87%
com
Willys-Overland Motors
24
35
Feb
41
100
Wilcox Oil Co
30
Oct
Sep
68
40
50%
preference
Sep 22
Jun
65
40
5,600
12 Va
No par
Co—
16
44
Dec
Motor
91
13% Dec
22
18%
12
29%
preferred—_100
com
White Sewing Machine
35% Nov 22
57%
70
12%
253/4
$5 conv prior preference—No
par
White Dental Mfg (The S
S)
20
27
18% Dec
28%
2nd
Wheeling & Lake Erie R.y
Wheeling Steel Corp com-—_No
19
Deo
Jun
*101
12
18%
100
3.80% preferred series B
Weston Electric Instrument
6
32%
*42%
101%
12%
28%
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
18
34% Dec
129
July
7% May
4% Jun
102%
12
*25'%
Western Union Teleg class A_No
par
23
237/a Mar
71
*101
12%
187/a
10
Preferred series A
1
33% Oct 24
36
non-cum
Western Pacific RR
Oct. 24
19% Jan
.
Dec
Jan
104
102%
12%
Saturday
Western Air Lines Inc
51% Apr
23% Dec
28
101'%
28,700
12¥a
Jan. 13
12% July
7% Jun
*101
6,700
9%
19%
28¥a
Par
37% July 26
34%
102 %
52%
93%
18%
9%
19
12%
STOCK
Dec
Jun
*101
102%
9%
185/a
12%
EXCHANGE
Deo
21%
52%
93%
19'/a
25%
100
$ per share
16%
24
53 ¥a
LOW
41%
Jun
53
9%
18 3%
18¥a
par
32% May
8% Feb
May
53
9%
19
27%
—100
Dec
13
52%
18¥a
*25%
_No par
8%
53%
53
9%
,
18%.
4
pfd.
Feb
20
52%
9%
18 3%
27%
1
.
5
52 Vb
9
18%
STOCKS
Year 1949
I per share
51
9'/a
18 3/8
1
preferred
Range for Previous
513/4
2,000
253/4
preferred series B-.—100
4%%
900
28%
5
4%%
400
13%
28%
18%
—
107
68
13%
28%
27%
4.10% preferred series C—.—100
West Virginia Coal & Coke„.
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com..-No
21
■?.
13%
28 34
*25 %
par
7
68
*13%
5
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co—.
13
Sep
67
13'/a
283%
par
——
West Indies
27% Dec 28
J
104%
67
13%
28%
40
Inc
.'.
5
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
2.50
$4 convertible preferred
-No
27% Dec 28
68
13%
28 %
12%
Webster Tobacco
28
*66
13%
28 %
3
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co—
17% Mar 16
68%
13'%
28%
*101
_No par
Petroleum'Corp— _1
Washington Gas Light Co„ _No
11
*66%
13'/a
28'/a
9
_5
Warren Foundry & Pipe
8
Jan
67
66
13%
28%
18%
—100
Warren
17% Dec 29
66
'
1
Pictures
24
July 13
Jun
July
16%
*2$3/b Dec #
Bros
¥4
51%
2.50
18%
Jan i
*64
*127/a
28%
No par
.No par
Ward Baking Co common
5%% preferred
10«
100
.No par
Co
delivery.
11%
*39
rCash
sale,
s
Special
sales.
12
*39%
wdWhen
12%
40%
distributed.
15.200
300
2.900
xEx-
Number 4979
Volume 173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond Record
'
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
column
the
WEEKLY
"Interest
headed
Period"
YEARLY
-
indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
Figures after decimal point represent
32d of
more
or
one
point.
a
AND
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
NEW
Itange for Year 1950
Lowest
Highest
Highest
103.28
Dec
103.28
Dec
101.30 Sep
108.13
Jan
108.13
Jan
107
III
111.10 May
110.23 Mar
Jan
102.31
Feb
104.9
~1
May
111.10 May
Treasury
1
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1
Feb
102.1
Mar
July
103.8
104.15
103.8
BONDS
Low
High
High
Low
High
PRICES
Thursday
Jan. 17
Low
High
High
1951-1955
"101.8
101.10
"101.8
101.10
*101.8
101.10
*101.8
101.10
*101.7
101.9
*101.7
"107.2
107.6
"107.4
107.8
*107.6
107.10
*107.8
107.12
*107.11
107.13
*107.12
107.14
2%s
*100.21
101.13
1951-1954
"100.22
100.24
"100.21
100.23
"100.22
100.24
*100.21
100.23
100.23
*lo0.21
100.23
2%s
1956-1959
"108.20
108.24
"108.22
108.26
*108.24
108.28
*108.26
108.30
*108.29
108.31
*108.30
109
2%s
1958-1963
"110.18
100.22
"110.22
110.26
*110.24
110.28
*110.26
110.30
*110.29
110.31
*110.30
111
2% s
1960-1965
"113.4
113.8
"113.8
113.12
*113.12
113.16
*113.14
T13.18
*113.17
113.19
*113.14
113.16
.1952-1954
"100.31
101.1
"100.31
101.1
*101
101.2
*101
101.2
*101
101.2
*101
101.2
1956-1958
"103.12
103.14
"103.14
103.16
*103.15
103.17
*103.16
103.18
*103.19
103.21
*103.22
103.24
102.31
*102.30
103
*103.4
103.6
*103.3
103.5
102.3
*102.7
102.9
*102.6
102.8
2%a.
2%s_.
2%s_.
2%s_.
1962-1967
"102.26
102.28
"102.28
102.30
*102.29
1963-1968
"101.29
101.31
"101.30
102
*101.31
102.1
*102.1
101.13
*101.12
101,14
*101.13101.15
*101.19
101.21
*101.19
101.21
Treasury 2%s__
..Jun
1964-1969
"101.10
101.12
25
102.19 Apr
23
Treasury
2%s__
-Dec
1964-1969
"101.6
101.8
"101.6
101.8
*101.7
101.9
*101.8
101.10
*101.14
101.16
*101.12
101.14
102.14 Apr
Jun
101.7
Feb
103.2
25
102.14 Apr 25
Treasury
2%s_.
2y2s_.
1965-1970
"101.1
101.3
"101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
*101.2
101.4
*101.7
101.9
*101.6
101.8
1966-1971
"100.30
101.1
"100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
*101
101.2
*101.5
101.7
*101.3
101.5
100.24
*100.24
100.27
104.7
Aug
Treasury
__
„
Jan
103.19
Dec
100.24 NOV
100.29 Sep
29
15
Treasury
2%s_.
—Jun
1967-1972
"100.22
100.24
"100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.26
*100.25
Treasury
100.18
2%s_.
..Sep
1967-1972
"103.20
103.22
"103.20
103.22
*103.21
103.23
*103.22
103.24
*103.28
103.30
*104.5
100.21
100.24
*100.24
100.26
*100.25
103
Jun
102.23 Feb 24
100.25 Oct 31
Aug
100.27
Treasury
2V4s_.
-Dec
1967-1972
"100.22
100.24
"100.22
100.24
100.21
*100.22
1951-1953
2%s_.
Treasury
100.28
"101.2
101.4
"101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
*100.27
100.29
*100.27
100.29
*100.28
100.30
Feb
105.4
Jan
102.30
Aug
__
*104.2
104.4
100.27 Dec
Sep
102.18 Feb
22
1
2%s_.
1952-1955
"100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.27
Treasury
102.30
2%s
2%s
1954-1956
"103.26
103.30
"103.28
104
*103.30
104..2
*104
104.4
*104
104.2
1956-1959
"102.10
102.12
"102.12
102.14
*102.13
102.15
*102.14
102.16
•102.17
102.19
*102.20
102.22
1959-1962
"100.29
100.31
*100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
*101.2
101.4
*101.7
101.9
*101.7
101.9
101.6
Treasury
Treasury 2y»s
101.3
Jun
Jan
101.8
103.9
9
Jan
—
100.21 Dec
15
100.29 Aug 11
—
Jan
100.31 July 28
.1
_
101.18
Feb
101.18
IIII
II
Feb
Jun
2s
2s
Treasury
2s
2s
Jun
Dec
Bank
Reconstruction &
"100.24
100.26
"1C0.27
100.29
*100.28
100.30
*100.30
101
101.5
"100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.31
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*101.9
100.11
"100.12
100.14
"100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.13
100.15
1952-1954
"100.17
100.19
*100.17
100.19
*100.17
100.19
*100.17
100.19
*100.17
1952-1954
"100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.21
100.23
*100.22
100.24
102.12
*102.10
102.14
*102.14
102.18
*102.16
102.20
*102.16
102.18
*102.16
102.18
102.4
*101.24
1953-1955
—
International
1959-1962
*101.4
1951-1955
Treasury
Dec
*101.3
1951-1953
2%s
2s
Treasury
Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.17
101.8
"102.8
100.20
*100.18
100.19
for
Development
Jan
103.18
Deo
102.6
Dec
103.20 Jun
5
102.4
101.28
101.28
101.28
101.28
*101.24
102.4
*101.24
102.4
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953
"99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*100
101
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1954
99.11
"99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*100
101
*99.8
100.8
*99.8
100.8
*99.8
100.8
*99.8
100.8
*99.16
100.16
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.16
100
*98.24
100.8
25-year
8
3s
"101.24
1972
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1955
"99.8
100.8
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956
"98.16
100
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
"97.24
99.16
99.16
*97.24
99.16
*97.24
*97.24
99.16
*97.24
99.16
*98.20
*97.8
98.24
"97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97
98.16
*97-
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
"96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96
97.16
*96.8
97.24
96.24
♦95.8
96.24
*95.16
97
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1960
asked price.
and
"95.8
96.24
*95.8
96.24
*95.8
96.24
*95.8
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1961
•Bid
"94.16
96
*94.16
96
*94.16
96
*94.16
96
*94.16
96
*94.24
96.8
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962
"94
95.16
*94
95.16
*94.8
94.20
*94.8
94.20
♦94.8
94.20
*94.16
95.24
96.24 Mar 23
No sales transacted this day.
a
Odd
lot
transaction,
r
Registered bond transaction.
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York
Period
Stoc^ Exchange
Last
Sale Price
FOR
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
1!)
Friday
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Bonds
Sold
No.
BONDS
Range for
Low
Ho.'T,r, "
High
' :
■
'.»;»..V
'
No.
Stock
Corporate
June-Dec
1980
120%
119% 120%
NO.
series
NO.
11
series
No.
'"V
3%s
series
No.
13—————
series
No.
14
series
NO.
15—
series
No.
16
17———
—June-Dec
18
series
No.
3%s
series
No.
19———--
__June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
20
—June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
21——-
.
—
No.
No-.
23
No.
NY 1-1693
Broadway, New York
•
24—
—June-Dec
a
—
jAGuaranteed
sinking
AGuarar.teed
sinking
Feb-Aug
1948
6s
SAExternal
sinking fund 7s
SAExlernal sinking fund 7s
5 AExternal
AExternal
AExternal
AExternal
90%
Belgium
55%
55%
46%
55%
55%
46%
—
—
—June-Dec
*74
—June-Dec
74
27
23
No.
30
(City)
—June-Dec
—
55
46%
55%
47
55%
sink
sec
fd
3rd
7s
C
ser
ser
Jan-July
.
38%
39%
76
33%
99%
99
100%
18
98
104%
99%
99% 100%
278
96
104
35
87
98%
91%
17
87%
97 %
June-Dec
91
91
91%
21
87
97%
June-Dec
——
——„
.
91%
Feb-Aug
1962
91%
91%
90%
92 >/4
91%
76
89
42
103 % 104
13
87%
Jan-July
June-Dec
110% 110%
June-Dec
"80
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978—
June-Dec
! AExternal s l 6%s of 1926 due 1957
April-Oct
60
"80
(Kingdom of)
External
iABrazil
sinking
(U
6s 1955-
fund
7s
1955
external 8s 1941—
of)
S
40%
91
-
-
_
1966
3%s
38%
55%
June-Dec
1967
3%s
46%
55%
Jun-Dec
1955
1957
3%s
46%
55%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
external 5s 1958
5s
53%
*55%
1957_April-Ocf
bonds 1978—
$
55%
2%s
2%s
25-year
25-year
sinking fund 5s 1957_
Cauca
1974
1975
(City)
Val (Dept
8s
of)
100
.—Feb-Aug
1973_Jan-JnZy
-Jan-July
—
—
Mar-Sept
———
Mar-Sept
1954
Jan-July
30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978_Jan-juZy
—
38%
101%
1
88
84%
98%
96%
100
A6s
sinking
assented Feb
38%
—
„Feb-Aug
—
sinking fund 6s Sept 1961- -Mar-Sept
A6s assented Sept 1981——-—— ..Mar-Sept
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962
— _April-Oct
A 6s assented 1962——
April-Oct
—
A6s
assented
6s
1963
-May-Nov
-May-Nov
1963
98
104%
97
104 %
*100% 101%
16
39
38%
33%
40%
104%
43
102%
107%
29
100%
103
101% 101%
45
100%
101%
104
58
20
40%
51
36%
36%
1
28%
37%
50
50
2
36%
51%
36%
36%
2
28%
*49
__
—
—
37%
36%
10
50%
28%
38
51
'
*49
36%
36%
*49
—
36%
37%
52
36%
7
—
2
28%
54
50%
28%
38%
50
—
46%
51
36%
—
36%
1
28
37 %
50
50
1
39
49
28%
38
*49
*36%
—
—
—
70
85
73
86
60%
52 %
65
85
73
85
For Financial Institutions
*
Stamped
pursuant to Plan A
reduced
AExternal
3.375%)
to
6%s
f
s
of
(interest
April-Oct
1979.
due
1927
1957—_April-oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979_____
-April-Oct
A7s
(Central
Ry)
reduced
to
3.5%)
External
3%s
to
3.375%)
64%
54
71%
59
59
51%
70
77%
78%
67%
81%
58%
58%
*80
*59%
1951
April-Oct
Q ARL MARKS & P O. INC.
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
(Plan B)—
!
13
series
No.
1
3%s
series
No.
2____
June-Dec
74
74
4
65%
77
3%s
series
No.
3—|
June-Dec
73%
74
12
65%
77
3%s
series
No.
4
June-Dec
73%
73%
1
65%
77
3%s
series
No.
5_
June-Dec
74
74%
7
65 %
83%
3%s
series
No.
7
June-Dec
"72
70%
79%
3%s
series No.
June-Dec
77
67%
80%
For footnotes
1
,
8^.
see
page
27
MARKETS
(interest
1979
dollar bonds of 1944
SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING
(interest
—June-Dec
due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
65
FOREIGN
90
June-Dec
1978~
funding bonds of 1931
52%
76
June-Dec
1952—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
5%
58%
*80
_
__
78%
50 Broad
St., New York 4, N. Y.
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
37%
45%
91%
60
38
36%
116%
75
60
35
36%
38%
38%
50
AExterenal
fund
78
78
65
17
36%
1961 — —Feb-Aug
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961..-Jan-July
A 6s assented Jan 1961
—Jan-July
sinking
78
78
66
__
1
101
1
AExternal
1
*49
-April-Oct
—;
fund 6s Feb
1961—
■
108%
107%
assented I960—.
—
74
*60%
—
(Republic) external s f 7s 1942—._May-Nou
§A7s assented 1942
——
AExternal sinking fund 6s I960
-April-Oct
AExternal
76%
101 % 101%
104%
i AChile
A6s
■—'
64%
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60
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49
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1961
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57
—
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--
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1999
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34
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58
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1956
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1957
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1976
1
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dollar
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A
92%
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53
88
86
—
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f dollar bonds Jan
s
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s
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1962
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April-Oct
to
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--
39
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Jan-June
—
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reduced to 2%) 2012
April-Oct
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(Kingdom)—
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,
Year 1950
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(interest
A
pursuant
2.5%)
to
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—
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April-Oct
1942
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,
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1960
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reduced
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,
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52
66
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—
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2001
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49
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49
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1965
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74
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81
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—
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2019—April
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104 %
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90
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83
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104%
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31
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131
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106
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__June-Dec
1960
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106%
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100
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109 % 109%
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Central of Georgia Ry—' •
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104
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Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965—.
3 Vis
101A
(perpetual) ___Jan-July
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Carthage • & Adirondack Ry:— "
First mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
Celotex
109%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
:
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
low
101%
—
104 Vi
111 %
June-Dec
1960
inc debs
Sale Price
High
\
*
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
—
..'.-Capital Airlines, Inc—
*
Low
No.
Interest
BONDS
Year 1050
Ry—
debenture
conv
*
108 Vi
Jan-July
1951
High
*101%
April-Oct
:
:.i?: Guaranteed gold 4%s, 1955——
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1956
Canadian Pacific
Range for
Sold
•
P
—May-Nov
1957
Week's Rang*
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
.■
■
Cleveland Union Terminals Co—
First
mortgage 5JAs series A 1972
ApriZ-Oct
First mortgage 5s series B 1973——ApriZ-Oct
First mortgage 4Vis series C 1977
ApriZ-Oct
105 ii
105 A
105
1Jo
23
,
32
105%
105%
H
108
48
105'A 105 3%
105 A
106%
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
iJan-July
Household Finance. Corp 2%s 1970
—Jan-July
Hudson Coal first sink fund 5s ser A 1962_June-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957—
Feb-Aug
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4Vis
(stamped modified)
1980
-
-Columbus
Gas
debentures
3s
series
South
B
1964—ApriZ-Oct
1975
first external
Edison
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
f
debentures
Pwr
1999—
sink
fund
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated
First
Edison
and
refund
First
and
refund
First
and refund
First
5
101%
101%
106'/a
108%
10/%
107%
5
Feb
5s
1957—___—April-Oct
Z-*-
104%
105
■
99%
39
99%
100%
103'A
23
102%
mtge 2%s ser A
Co
of
102
1982_Mar-Sept
1977_ApriZ-Oct
1963.
Bait
mortgage 3s series B
Central
100%
128%
99% 100'A
35
88%
74'A
75'A
87
63
101%
100%
77%
52
51'A
53%
125
27
56%
100% 101 'A
43
100%
103%
105% 105%
10
105%
106%
100% 101
G
99%
—
*
Collateral
102'A
trust
gold 4s
1955
Refunding
99%
98'A
June-Dec
120% 123
102%
Collateral
100 %
Refunding
103'A
Debenture
103%
106 %
8
34!
106%
140
General mortgage 4Vis 1954-
ApriZ-Oct
107
—
11107 'A
1
107
gold 4s
1953
1955—
5s
4%s- 1966——__——i—Feb-Aug
r-
Gold
3'As
Western
110'A
1951
Lines
first
gold 4s
1
Gas
El
Lt
1st
ref M
27/8s ser T
1st
ref M
2%s
ser
U
&
(Bait)
1976
1981
2 Vis conv debs 1962
Natural
Power
Gas
2 Vis
ApriZ-Oct
—
■
■
■-
—
101%
104
102 Ve
106
102%
103'A
103% 103%
15
Continental
102% 102%
3
Crucible Steel Co of Am
1st mtge 3'As
§ACuba Northern Ry first 5Vis
1942
§ADeposit receipts —:
ACuba RR first 5s gold 1952——
§ADeposit receipts
—
see
page 27
1966 Map-Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
*58
92'A
■
100
47%
42
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—'
95
53 %
30%
81
32%
4
30%
38%
3
33%
38%
lOOSi
102
102
101
6
102
104
103%
106
101%
104% 104'A
2
JOl'A
101% 101%
3
104%
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6
107%
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100% 101%
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102% 102%
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100
—June-Dec
31 %
—_
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41
41
41%
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•
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31%
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105'A
88
102'A
108
100%
102%
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101%
100 '/a
32
101
10011 100 Si
101%
10011 lOOSi
1951—'—Feb-Aup
——Feb-Aup
10011
100 SS
102%
loOSi
102 V*
•loo si
110
108% 110
122
101%
108%
105%
105% 105%
21
98 %
104%
100%
100% 100%
5
92%
100
First and
5s series A
1963——June-Dec
First refund mortgage 4s series D
98'A
96
99%
*93
100'A
93
96
99%
97
99%
322
81% 100%
April-Oct
50
49
50
133
327/a
..Jan-July
95
91
95
53
75
91
92
22
75
98 %
{International Great Northern RR—
A First
6s
series
A
1952—
Jan-July
'
Jan-July
1946—June-Dec
102%
103% 105%
1963—June-Dec
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970—Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2'As series C 1986—June-Dec
Joint first refund
89%
23%
21
108%
105%
refunding 4%s series C 1963—June-Dec
f
39%
60
40
40
—Jan-July
§A7Vis series A deposit receipts
§ A6s series B deposit receipts 1946
For footnetes
*99'A 100
—
108
102
Illinois Central and Chicago St L & N O—
124
--
Consumers Power first mtge
2% 1975—Mar-Sept
Baking 3s debentures 1965.—Jan-July
106%
11105
2
111% 111%
.
106%
11103'A
*103% 104%
Map-Nov
1968
11103'A
6
103% 103%
Jan-July
_ApriZ-Oct
_
—
Registered
•
—
1
10
*100 A
—Jan-July
J
106
108% 108%
105% 105'A
1953——Jan-July
Omaha Division first gold 3s 1951_——Feb-Aup
St Louis Div and Term gold 3s 1951—Jan-July
■
Cn^—
trust
104
*106
Louisville Div & Term gold 3'As
110
v
V
...
1952
104%
7
4
105'A 105%
_
122'A
3'As
98
"
98'A
4s
linese
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-Jtrtp'
May-Nov
._May-Nov
1952
ioo
■,99%
12
100'A 101%
101
1978
1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
RR—
Purchased
*102% 104%
*104% 105
Consolidated
119
—
75%
Consol mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nov
Extended first gold 3'As 1951
-_ApriZ-Oct
105%
99'A
refunding 3s series D, 1972—May-Nov
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
Gas
105'A
York—
mtge 2%s ser B
convertible debentures
107
103%
2
107%
104%
3
105
103
103
April-Ocf
3V4S 1965-
of New
105
99'A
Feb-Aug
First
Illinois
*104
ApriZ-Oct
33/4S A 1961
—
105'A 1Q5%
105
and
Consolidated
*125%
100%
I
.
:
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
"7.
101'A 102
3s
income
102%
8
mtge 2%s ser C 1972—June-Dec
Consolidated
AAdjusted
98%
99%
*„
hitge
102%
7
"
-Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s series N 1978
sinking fund debentures 1999
s
90 V
106% 107 %
Co—
3s
River
62'A
—
101%
102'A 102'A
103%
1970—_May-Sepf
4s 1955—Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
2%s
r-H o o
23
92
102% 102%
—Feb-Aup
:
3'As
First
Conn
90%
*101
—
..June-Dec
1975—
Ohio Elec
Columbus & Toledo
Commonwealth
4s
i
first
System Inc—
3s debenutres series A
Columbus &
90%
Map-Nov
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
First mortgages and coll trust
Water
Hackensack
A
'■
Adjustments 6s series A July 1952
AFirst
A
5s
series
B
1956—
First gold 5s series C
Inter Rys Central
1956
—_—Jan-July
America 1st 5s B 1972—Map-Nov
*97
99%
93
52
95%
95%
100
26
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1951
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Sale Price
Range
Friday's
or
Friday
Bonds'
Bid & Asked
Low
Range for
Sold
High
No.
Low
New York Stock Exchange
Jersey Central Power
&
Light 2%s
89
30
70
101% 101%
1976—Mar-Sept
91 %
10
99%
1st
mtge 4s
1990
Light 2%s
4%s
of
First mortgage 2%s
1978
4,/2s
1961
1961
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mortgage 3s 1964——:
t^Kreuger
& Toll
5s
certificates
First mtge sink fund
37/es
Lake Shore & Mich
South
registered 1997
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
106
-
-
*100%
~
iai%
105%
%
1 %
1
1954
Term Ry—
5s extended to 1984
—
'.V
■
97
1974—Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR—
85%
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
contingent interest 2003
May
Series E 4%s
contingent interest 2003
May
Series F 5s
contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
First
mortgage 5s extended to 1979
April-Oct
Lexington
Little
& Eastern Ry first 5s
1965
Myers Tobacco 5s 1951
Miami
general
ALombard Electric
Lorillard (P) Co
4s
7s
series
series
96%
84
93
90%
4
1952
First & refund
mtge 3%s
First & refund
mtge 27/bS
First & refund
mtge 3%s
St Louis Div
second
F 2003
ser
2003
' I
86%
U
con
N
90%
N
87%
69%
50%
1967
1967
Saulte St Marie—
Minn St Paul &
First
mortgage 4*/2s inc series
mortgage 4s inc ser
A
AGeneral
Missouri Kansas
&
A
Texas first 4s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1990
RR—
Prior lien 5s series A
1962
40-year 4s series B 1962
—
—
Prior lien 4%s
series D 1978——
ACum adjustment
5s ser A Jan 1967
^Missouri Pacific RR Co—
AFirst and
AGeneral
refunding 5s
4s
AFirst
and
AFirst and
1975-
series
A*
refunding 5s
refunding 5s
sries
debentures
S A Second
5s
4%s
gold
gold
5s
1
■
•;
r
101%
V
102 %
50
100
105%
15
102%
105%
1
89%
100%
3
79%
91%
91%
105 V*
96
mortgage 2%s
Norfolk
20
96
4
99
92%
104%
95'/a
*106% 107%,'
mm
107
109
mm
101%
103%
—
■;V '
Southern Ry
AGeneral
Called
T
mtge
bonds
General
4s
lien
4s
102%
80%
lien
*96%
*57
—
99
•
81
99%
97
88%
95%
59%
50
72
*99% 100%
*102%
__
99%
*—
——
104
107
—*■.
102%
102%
102%
„
*103
Feb-Aug
—
106%
98%
I
94%
5
78%
Chattanooga
3
106%
mortgage 3s series B 1986
Dairy Products 23/4S debs
National
3s
debentures
1970
__
105
4
—
102%
105%
--
90%
91%
65%
64%
66
97%
94%
97%
101
5
94%
95
94
New England Tel & Tel
First guaranteed
—May-Nov
311
77%
45
84%
15
74
32
75
92
72%
108
106
108
98
93%
95%
94
251
461
92%
94
110%
69%
108%
72
63%
90%
3s
New
New
New
New
debentures
1982
debentures
2%s
1974
May-Nov
—
April-Oct
-,
103%
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974_
Orleans
Great
Nor
5s
Refunding & impt 4%s
Orleans
A
1983-
Northeastern RR—
Term
first
series
gtd 4s
JNew Orleans Texas & Mexico
AFirst 5s series B 1954
ACertificates
of
deposit
A
1986_Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1952—Jan-July
1953
Jan-July
101%
—
Ry—
April-Oct
102%
—
see
page
27
123
113
113
117
109
113%
131
109%
71
72%
101
60 %
68%
68%
8
93%
95%
35
100% 100%
3
*108
72%
95%
133%
114
107
—
99
113
107%
73
59 %
68
80
96%
87%
100 %
100 %
101%
100% 102%
13
88
106%
105% 106 %
52
401
23/4s
1974
105%
100
103
100%
103%
101%
102%
*100% 101%
Feb-Aug
101%
1984
101 %
101%
102
April-Oct
102
34
99%
99
June-Dec
99%
100%
102%
3s
1974
133%
104% 104%
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May-Nov
—Feb-Aug
—
100% 100%
*„
——
106%
1979—
1975—,
—————
99%
104
*100
1021
100%
102%
103
99
102%
102
104%
105
107%
June-Dec
103%
103% 104
28
&
&
3%s series I
3s
1966
June-Dec
*106%
•
series J
1970
Junc-Dec
103% 103%
3s series K
1971
June-Dec
104%
3s series L
1974
June-Dec
104%
104% 105%
3s series M
1979
June-Dco
105
104% 105
3s series N 1977
June-Dee
3
101
*104
102%
106%
103%
106%
*103V2 105%
104%
*103
107
1
103
106%
103%
9
101 %
103
103 %
30
104% 105 %
refunding 2%s series P 1981——June-Dec
103%
27
105
103;%
refunding 2%s series T 1976— June-Dec
Tel
2%s debentures 1985—„Jur.e-Dee
106%
42
99%
1021%
1
101%
104%
104%
106%
103%
20
105%
102%
99% 100
103%
98%
101%
100*4
103%
104»4
106%
92%
111
3 %s
debentures
1973
Mar-5ept
3%s
debentures
1983
Mar-Sept
—
1
62
56
69
102%
99%
53
104
Pennsylvania-Central
AirHnes—
A3%s convertible inc debs Sept 1
63%
967/a
99%
—
-4—
mm'
105
105%
Pennsylvania
Guaranteed
^
4s
series E
trust
V'f"
93
~6
*104% 105%
*104% 105%
103% 103 %
«...
97
Glass Sand
Power & Light Co—
1975
3%.s
1960
—
106
103
104%
102
101%
102%
113%
17
'
— —
119%
104
106
103
—
sinking
fund
105
106
107%
95
General 4%s series A 1965
General 53 series B 1968
4
4
196
—
99
99
103%
99%
2
102
103'%
103% 103%
29
102%
105%
113%
35
112
115
113%
113
109
107 %
109
159
99%
June-fyec
114
113% 114
48
102%
1981———April-Oct
106
104
106
51
90%
103
105%
104% 106
127
91
102%
—June-Dec
93
90%
15
76%
50
52
26
14%
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980—Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
104%
1960
April-Oct
Pere
series
B
1974
General gold 4%s series C
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
2%s
-Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
1977
1974—
May-Not?
refunding 2%s 1978
§ A Philippine Ry 1st sink fund 4s 1937
tACertificates of depeosit
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
2%s
conv
debs
1975
Erie
101%
101 %
2%s
*102
Feb-Aug
*102
Jan-July
10
112%
*8%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1996_June-Dec
113
*101%
76%
40
104,
118%
107%
111
2
101
104%
102
21
100 %
104%
102
11
100%
103%
103 %
100*2
104%
"I
7
33
101%
L.050
104%
9
118 %
103%
102%
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102'% 102%
117%
90
3
102%
'
99
110
„-
113
101 %
June-Dec
&
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake
113
9
101% 101%
—May-Nop
1981_
93
104% 104%
*119%
113
June-Dec
1967——
2%s
107
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
84
First & refunding
First & refunding
104 %
102
104%
48
General 5s
81%
101%
81
First & refunding 2%s
100%
102
4
4534
April
103%
104%
65102
84
4s
106
101%
1041/4
47 %
First
1
103 %
1990-i——-April
AIncome
100%
—
102
I960-—Feb-A«p
—
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external
104
105 %
4%s
General mortgage 4%s series E 1984
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
100%t
—
June-Dec
106%
__
■
1061%
101%
—
102
-April-Oct
—
General 4%s scries D
104% !
'
107%
104 %
*81%
1952—May-Nov
1037/a
25
;•
106
101*8
*"
101%1
104%;
'
1
rnrnm
102 %
*103%
1960—April-Oct
ctfs
Pennsylvania
Consolidated
97%
101% 102%
106%
Co—
mortgage 3s
Pennsylvania RR—
,
*101
1955—Jan-July
102%
99%
106 %
'104% 105%
Pacific Western Oil 3'/2s debentures 1964—June-Dcc
Paducah & Illinois 1st s f gold 4%s
96%
—
For footnotes
118
6
94%
101% 102%
117
128% 128%
11
75%
101% 101 %
102% 102%
101%
108'/a
102% 102%
72
102% 103
118
87
105% 105%
15
*105
101%
118
April-Oct
—
—
116
—_April-Oct
38
*85
■>101% 102%
102%
1987
94%
103% 104'/a
*104% 104%
*106% 107%
106%
99%
1986
96
*113%
104
100% 101
debentures
93
102
*104% 105
101
81
103%
107%
debentures
95
*100
20
3%s
101% 101%
63% 63%
*102
--
—
71%
100%
104%
1;
107%
2%s
11
■
—
24
367
*95
—
25
13%
107
Mur-Sept
1975
first mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
First
102%
58%
22
42
661/4
*—
'
41
29
28
111%
—
y
47
32%
33%
74
*104%
66
93%
'
Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s
1988——Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
New Orleans &
New
1961
64
101% 101%
Quar-Feb
1975.
first mortgage
debentures
Pacific Tel &
—•
•
101%
106%
141
'
63%
93%
1,125
110
105% 108%
72%
71%
25%
First &
111
194
66
104
5
103
32%
■'
Quar-Jan
2047
Edison
First
111
105% 108%
106
20
105% 105%
First & refunding 2%s series Q 1980—June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982
June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983——-June-Dec
104%
105% 109
%
57
;
Power Co—
refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
95
108%
69
4
V;.
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
(Wisconsin) iirst mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
.—Mar-Sept
Northwestern Bell Telephone—
First
100%
108%
110
100%
75
9%
;-
1%
5
P
96%
105%
91%
73%
5
892
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
63
104
Co—
4%s series B
3s
73%
—Quar-Jan
1
trust 4%s
States
First mortgage 3s
92
95
945
7%
71
78
95
13
5%
100% 101
"113
_
Jan
mortgage
2%s
10%
6%
Mar-Sept
103%
45%
105%
94
55%
101%
97
100% 101
95
May-Nov
—_April-Oct
Distdlers Products 3*/bS debs
1974—April-Oct
National Steel Corp first
mtge 3s 1965
April-Oct
National Supply 2%s
debentures 1967
—June-Dec
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954_—1
104%
106%
2
*102
'■
90%
93%
Nat'l
101%
10%
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
May-Nov
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A i960—April-Oct
104
4
105% 105%
74%
74%
—
95%
June-Dec
63 V*
10
*119 %
1977
3s
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
102
105
May-Nou
;'
—Feb-Aug
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mortgage 2%s 1979
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■
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81
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„
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registered
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81
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general &
&
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1980
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101%
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61
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_—
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-
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69
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series A
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B 1955
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18
~
99% 100 %
100^
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122
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—
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Y
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.
62
24
95%
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gtd
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— —
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—
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first
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&
1955
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&
13
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debentures
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Power
23
33%
91
70
70
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mm*
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89
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15 A Midland of N J
first ext 5s
mortgage 4s 1954
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nVA
70
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—
69'/a
*86
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75
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Minnesota Mining &
Mtg 2%s
1973
62%
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Mar-Sepf
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1952——
May-Nov
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mtge 3%s
1969—Mar-Sept
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mortgage 27/es 1969
-Mar-Sept
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mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund
—
69%
May-Nov
May-Nov
83
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3%s
93
101% 101 ft
1957—May-Nou
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May-Nov
May Dept Stores 25/eS
debentures 1972
Jan-July
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mortgage 3s 1966—
June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first
Jack
1973—
74%
87%
1954—June-Dec
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1
„
Y
85%
M
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2%s 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
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1988
Michigan Central—
B
§ A General
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debentures
1972—May-Nov
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June-Dec
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mortgage &
—
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
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85%
IN
•'
—
92%
'
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72
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(f
1998
73%
"
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First
101
74%
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82
•
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registered
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73%
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62
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——v
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43
'
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&
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N
86%
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82
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mm.
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ser
62',
100%
100
78%
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~2
90
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1
101%
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97%
99%
—
90
85%
Feb-Aug
May-Not;
1951
101
__
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99%
94
10
96%
85%
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(1962)
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debentures 5s
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108
101
100%
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i
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2003
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interest 2003
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2003—
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&
April-Oct
deposit—————
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April-Oct
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Feb-Auy
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gold 3'/as 2000
May-Nov
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Jan-July
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General consolidated
mortgage bonds—
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103
76J/a
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*88
85%
86%
:
to
102
97%
8
84%
4%s series
12
98
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;r'
—
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-
extended
100 %
103
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mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
N
N
102%
96%
97
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor
of
1954
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.
'I
—
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—
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*
101%
100 %
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102%
%
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.
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100
176
%
103%
86%
3%s
97
*103% 104%
%
40
100%
--
*176
—
Mar-Sept
1975
series A
Central
1956——
mortgage 3'/2S 1997—
Jan-July
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Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
116
II
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99%
74%
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103%
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105%
114%
——
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102%
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101
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102
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^
„
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5
50
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reg
25
Year 1930
NO.
deposit
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L
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•
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1959
stamped 1964
stamped 1974—
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102
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4- —
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stamped
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101%
■
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4-.—
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1970-Aprll-Oct
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103%
gold 3%s 1997—June-Dec
3%s
mprtgage
r-4 O O r?
104% 104%
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AFirst
11
New
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^
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1961
unguaranteed
82%
I-
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s
1961—Jan-July
Plain
1
June-Dec
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June-Dec
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Ry 4s ser A 1975—-April-Oct
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June-Dec
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Ry 2%s 1974
April-Oct
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90
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series
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Week's Range
or Friday's
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le Price
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BONDS
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New
Jamestown Franklin & Clear first 4s 1959-June-Dec
19
Week'*
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6*2
,
—
99
13
12
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101%
^Volume 173
Number 4979
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
RANGE FOR
Friday
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Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock
Week's Range
or Friday's
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—
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111
—.
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—
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__
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—
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series
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series
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*
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110
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218
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325
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64
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106
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101
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Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
Yonkers Electric
106'/a
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale
range, r Cash
noli
sal«.
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109%
96'A
65%
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96'A
96
101 '/2
103%
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102%
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102
HThese
102%
—
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's
year's range, y Ex-coupon.
in the
impaired by maturity.
.
104Vi
here Is
a
4
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 w
by such companies.
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100
-
the
§ Negotiability
103%
99%
63
""
102'A
*99% 100'A
*103
98%
in
fCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy,
63
40
14
102'A 1021A
*100
-
108%
105'A
68%
Jan-July
96%
124%
65 'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-JVoy
106'/a
104'A
16
106% 106'A
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
100% 100%
%
106'/a
104 7/a
5
*
105% 105%
97%
83
93
■
96
104
2
104'A 104'A
—
Mar-Sept
debentures
convertible
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
First
57
101
5
104'A 104 %
—
95'A
50
101
*57'A
_Mar-Sept
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%s debentures 1971
2.65s
97'/a
Telegraph Co—
I960—
85
101%
87%
*101
I
registered 2361
Jan-Juiy
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952-April-Oct
Gen mtge 4'As-4s series A 1969
Apr-Oef
Western Pacific 4'As income A Jan 2014
May
Western
73
102'A 102'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
85
73'A
87'A
*94'A
1979—May-Nov
May-Nov
1966
87'A
87
87'A
Feb-Nov
1976__May-Nov
108'A 109
—
jUn-July
1966
1972
96%
2
98:
99
—.May-Nov
1974—
debentures
debentures 1973
123'/a
103 J/4
87%
11
95
124
124
first gold 4Vis 2013
April
debentures 2%s 1971— w«y-Nov
2%s
--
92
95
109 %
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
100'/a
100'A
391
—
96'A
April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996————Jan-July
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs 1985—
April-Oct
3 V8s
debentures
1983
_
*102%
*91'A
106'A
Co
debentures
conv
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
April-Oct
debentures
Co
86%
April
April
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
105
122
100'/4
Jan-July
1956—April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6Vis series A 1956
J)
mortgage 3'As series B
Winston-Salem
84%
74
104
Jan-July
Jan-July
First
&
5
100'A 101%
1986——Jan-Ju\v
First
2%s
85%
105
101
_IMay-Nov
2%s
Swift
103'/» 103'A
102
102 Vi
12
107'A
100
3
104'A
Mar-Sept
1981
(N
103%
20
100
85%
—
Maw-Nov
Internatl
Gen
gAFirst
Lines)
1969
Oil
124
123'A
„
105 V4 105%
100
mortgage
ASpokane
99 Vi
v
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
First
Standard
.
68 Vi
103'A
97 J/2
25
—
jan-July
1994
41
25
98
*123'A
99%
101
51
97%
99 Vi
102'%
97 Vi
31
98'A
101% 1017/a
98
98%
102%
8
97 »A
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I:
101%
96%
100V2
99
5
103'A
97%
June-Dec
1963
101
97 Vi
98
April-Oct
-Feb-Aug
3s
convertible
debentures
I960—
—Apr-Oct
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A
1975_June-Dec
Pacific RR Co-
and
127%
75 Vi
161
95%
94'A
*102
Southern
Devel
126%
II
104#
Co—
(Oregon
4Vis
4Vis
Gold
gtd
Ry 2%s
Pacific
4Vis
Gold
%
97'A
—Jan-July
1976
1987
Indiana
94
-May-Nov
1985
debentures
122
9g Vi 106
lo4% 105'A
--
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'
1979_
debentures
5
106
103%
May
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%s
106
Co—
income series A Jan 1981
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
Walworth
84%
1175/8
11
121V* 121 Vi
1989—May-Nov
1966
debentures
2Vis
Ala
55
•105
June-Dec
J§ASiJesian-Amer Corp
&
515
April-Oct
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
South
87'A
102
90
RR
mtge 4s
4s
& Sons 2'As
Oil
Gen
101'/a
98%
1
W
Wabash
Co—
2'As
Socony-Vacuum
80
152
84%
May-Nov
1989_JansJuly
1974
Oil
87 '/a
1968_June-Dec
1971
England 1st gtd 4s
Line
debentures
3s
gold 4s
c®ns
mtge 4'As series A Jan
3s series B 1980
mtge
Seagram
Depot
New
Air
first
75
First
First 4s
Paul
'
101% 102 J/a
%
102
Jan-July
2022
May
mtge inc 4>As series A Jan
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
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101% 101'A
101 J/2
1955—Jan-July
ASecond
St
.
*77'A
104'A
65
71
80'A
*73'A
April-Oct
102
10
104'A 104'A
Mar-sept
1996—Jan-July
St. Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Second gold 6s 1996
week.
selling flat.
previously listed on the Curb
combination of all sales on both Exchanges.
issues
were
Exchange.
The
1950
year s
show®
range
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
AND
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Vending
ACF-Brill
Corp
Motors
Aluminum
Acme
Range
of Prices
Low
1
warrants
Alloys.
1
6'A
Shares.
5,800
2'/a
300
7% July
1
5,100
3
31'A
100
21
4%
2,700
6%
Last
Range
New York Curb Exchange
Range for;year 1950
Sale Price
of Prices
July
Jan
11
May
Electric
Air-Way
21/4
Dec
5%
Alabama
Aero
common
10
_
Inc
1
Supply Manufacturing
1
Surpass Shoe Stores
31
—
4'A
4'A
Jan
3% July
1%
31
5%
Great Southern
preferred
Nov
Alabama Power 4.20%
Jan
Alaska
Airlines
Fisher common——.—
Dec
*
Agnew
Ainsworth
Air
Co
Stores
Manufacturing
Associates Inc
For footnotes
(N J)
see
_
3%
3%
4,800
Jan
3'A
—
common.
page
3%
_
31.
5
—1
11%
17
10%
14%
11%
19
.4,600
14,400
9%
7%
Dec
Jan
14% May
14
Dec
Allied
&
Altes
Inc
International
Products
Allied
Bros
Shares
(Mich)
common
:
common
12
Apr
800
7%
6%
600
4'A July
5%
Oct.
80
Jan
101 »A
Not
50
96'A
Oct
103% Auf
5'A
5%
9,700
3%
Nov
5'/a Mar
7
100
5'A
Apr
6'A
3
Aug
4%
15% July
21%
Dec
6%
Jan
9'A
6%
101
5'A
22
5
•
High
Low
10'A
7
;
1
1
Range for year 1950
High
102'A 102 V4
—
50
100
1
Sales
for Week
101
100
Investing Corp—1
Brewing Co
Altofer
_3
1
Airfleets Inc
Dec
Appliance—
Alles
Wire
Acme
Adam Hat
Low
Par
High
Low
8%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
8 J/4
6%
If)
Sales
for Week
2%
8'A
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
FOR
Saturday, Jan. 13
Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
ending the current" Friday, Jan. 19.
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb
stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
AEC
New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on
and
RANGE
RECORD
YEARLY
4.'/a
22%
4Ve
4%
8
8
550
1,000
25
3%
Jan
Dec
5'A Mar
Jun
Jun
8'A Not
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(404)
RANGE FOR
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
cumulative
•
100
preferred^
Manufacturing
Aluminum
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
Amer Air Filter 5%
76%
103%
Book
1
American Cities
Power
&
American
Laundry
Rubber
25
Machine
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Maracaibo
American
25
74%
Jan
Carter
Dec
Nov
Casco
Castle
9%
Dec
Catalin
Corp
15%
Dec
Central
Maine
96%
500
24
May
10
10%
.850
6
Mar
~i%
1%
22,100
12% Aug
ft Jan
1%
Oct
1%
1%
1,100
x79%
81%
90
104%
Jan
1%
80
28
Products
% Aug
76
3.50%
Co
6%
Chem
&
Central
21
3,500
31
24%
21
ft
Dec
2%
Jan
26%
Dec
18%
Apr
22% Aug
14%
Apr
20
35
400
150
3%
%
106
Jan
Dec
U Feb
133
July
Mar
4%
4%
800
4%
Jan
8%
400
6%
Jan
8%
Dec
7
7%
300
5%
Jun
7%
Oct
~6%
600
5%
6%
6%
11 Mi
12
0
1,025
Chief
Consolidated
Service
14%
Apr
3%
3%
3%
1,400
7%
7%
2,100
5
July
8%
Common
Gas
111% 112%
110
109
Dec
113%
Jun
2%
.
3% Mar
Feb
class A
6V2
6 %
6%
6,400
3% Jan
•
11%
11%
11%
8,100
•
common
non-voting
preferred
11%
11%
12
8% July
8% July
10% Feb
10
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
convertible preferred
39,900
112
21%
45
i—50
Claude
Electric
46%
175
11%
11%
12%
1
Associated
Tel <fc Tel
17%
16%
19
1,400
26,200
—
.£1
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
-1
.50
Atlas
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
—
—
—
II
..1
(B F)
&
3%
Sons
common
5
preferred
25
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
common— -3
200
1
73
Aluminum
Colon
Oct
DeC
14%
Oct
July
200
44
4
2%
5,500
23%
2,500
7%
1,300
7%
2tf0
13%
5,600
26
17%
18
8%
% Mar
41%
44,000
26
los
American
14
83%
w
d
75c
Vtc
ext
3%
Apr
Jan
75
6%
July
Jun
21
4% July
Dec
j
Beck
Bell
(A S)
4
11%
6%
Nov
Ridge Corp
Blumenthal
Bohack
Borne
(S) & Co
(H C)
5%%
Co
Feb
22
Jan
July
Feb
17%
Scrymser
A
Amer
Amer
Sep
78,800
3%
Coro
5,700
900
11V2
2,900
37%
800
Line
Piston
1,200
7
Feb
36%
4
Amer
(Md)
Tobacco
Sugar common
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Curtis
16%
Jan
1,900
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Feb
11%
Oct
Davidson
11%
11%
400
9% July
3% Dec
13%
Jan
Day
4%
Nov
Dayton Rubber Co class A
13%
~3%
3%
*.<
4
7%
15,200
14
13
14%
2,400
73
77%
1,525
84
84
27
28
Electric
Fire
7% Mar
51
100
12%
100
Nov
77%
Nov
89
Jan
75% July
18% July
Nov
Dejay Stores common
Mfg class A
8%
15%
Canadian
7%
27%
Nov
Detroit
8,700
3%
Dec
5"%
Jan
Detroit Gray Iron
16%
Jan
21%
Oct
Detroit
11,000
13%
16
21
28%
30%
5
Jan
11%
Nov
Devoe
Oct
25%
Feb
Distillers
17
Jan
23
Aug
32
100
v.:
—
Gasket
Steel
23
'
'1
Feb
34%
Jun
21% Apr
2,100
28% Aug
&
&
Manufacturing
Foundry
Products
Raynolds class B
Co
American
—
10s
--
27%
*
2%
27%
43/8
21%
6%
11%
21
4
3/a
22
6 %
11%
11
Apr
2%
Domestic
Carman
&
Carnation
Apr
common
Bridge
Duke
50
233/4
Jan
28%
Oct
1,900
2'/a
Jan
4%
Jun
11
4.4C0
22
July
5V4
Jan
6%
Nov
Dec
Harris
Power
DuMont
For footnotes see
page
Co
39%
Jan
6%
5%
Dec
12,000
18%
Apr
66%
Jan
Nov
Dec
1
«y. Nov
18
11
Sep
Dec
25%
Oct
14%
Feb
300
10% July
2% Nov
125%
4,100
78 % Mar
4%
8,600
2% Mar
12
2%
1%
2,400
1%
24%
36
10%
11%
I
Jun
Dec
3% May
3
May
13%
6,300
36
5%
119%
-
Jan
22
Dec
30
Jan
36'/a
Jun
3,500
22%
Ma/
Sep :
'
.
.
50
Mar
V-sr.:
11
1
3 "ft
11
7
ie
ft/ %
9%
'
•
12
6%
6'/a
153/4
15%
16
16
15%
16%
58%
54%
1%
1
3%'
3%
4
-1
Oct
1,800
7%
Jan
12%
300
7%
Jan
12%
Oct
% July
8% July
5% Dec
Va
Jan
11%
Jan
7,100
11,700
600
7%
Feb
1,400
147/a
Sep
17% Mar
10,100
5%
Jan
15y-i
59%
17,300
30%
Apr
52%
1%
23,400
%
Dec
1%
Dec
2% July
-
11%
5
10%
10
*
11%
11%
1,300
10%
18,500
11%
9%
450
5%
5%
Jan
Apr
Dec
Apr
3% July
2% Mar
2,800
Nov
4
3
25c
11
2%
">
3%
*.
10
3
3'
,3%
: 1
10
Jun
10%
9%
1% July
2% Aug
8.600
800
12
Dec
Dec
Mar
3%
Jan
3%
Apr
,
48
-29%
'
31
15,600
11
12
150
9
14%
—.5
29
Aug
14%
100
II
July
33
37%
425
x32
Dec
18% Jan
2.50
Jun
5% Aug
5
68
Apr
30%
Dec
13
Jun
8
Oct
15y«
Feb
37%
4
Dunlop
Ltd
3,800
83/4
Jun
2,300
15%
July
20"%
Oct
Duraloy
Jun
8%
Dec
13%
14
3.000
11%
Jan
15%
Nov
22%
23%
5,600
13% Mar
22%
Dec
400
53/4 July
9%
-.8
Apr
7%
Sep
1%
Apr
3
Dec
110
x25%
Jan
30
28%
8%
10
12%
6,600
24%
24
25
13
14%
Feb
ft
8%
Apr
Oct
14V4 Mar
146
Jan
9%
l.UUO
Jan
13Va
Dec
1%
Jan
3%
Dec
20% July
9% July
2,600
14
1
10% July
135 ;:
100
3%
2%
3
5% July
2,000
12%
1
2,160
14
139
13%
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26 %
Jun
141/*
Nov
Apr
2
11% July
17
Oct
6
Dec
1%
Apr
16%
16%
11
900
1
4%
4%
5
6,500
51
Oct
28%
30
4,100
14% July
26%
Nov
33
33
100
20% May
9% July
36%
Dec
3%
35
30
—25
Jan
July
15
14
15
32
31%
32%
600
27% Aug
33 V2
Nov
35
common-
35
200
24% Mar
36 V4
Nov
92
92
50
85
Jan
9 8 Va
JUn
16
163/4
15,800
13 Vi
Dec
21%
Sep
6,3/4
22,400
10
Co
—
300
12%
Dec
Laboratories—
10c
Co
16%
Ltd—
American
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
..£1
5%
~5%
—1
Hosiery class B common.
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
5
16
16
16
Dec
ft July
July
6%
3,300
7%
13%
Durham
13% May
1,400
4
28%
—1
Jan
7%
_»
Co.
Rubber
113/4
21%
V
35
5
36%
6%
3%
7
'
(Allen B)
11%
13%
2%
25
1JL
Sep
Feb
July
6%
Oct
3%
Dec
17
Oct
Apr
50c
9%
4%:
9
9%
ft
%
8,000
4'/a
43/4
13,100
5%
5%
•
3
9 iS
9
8
5%
3
3,200
1
3%
7%
20%
~9 j|
8
20%
53,800
5%
July
Dec
7
150
8ft
Nov
Dec
Oct
9% Mar
20% July
24
Mar
30% July
20
47
Dec
Gas & Fuel
prior
Assn
common—10
77
'
3%
3%
35%
1
8%
4%
Jan
35
35%
850
32
Sep
8%
8%
1,800
4%
4%
300
90%
175
4%
5%
55,200
•
7% July
23/4 Mar
63
111%
4%
Jan
.-
43A
Apr
26 V*
Aug
393/4 Aug
9
4%
85
Jan
3%
900
2% July
75
65% July
60% May
98
88
26%
28%
82%
12%
3%
.
250
10
Jun
11%
Dec
73 Va Mar
34%
Nov
Jan
4
95%
86
Dec
Dec
Eastern
Sugar Associates—
""Common shares of beneficial lnt
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
Easy Washing Machine class B
Electric
Bond
&
Share
1
1
•
13
21%
$2
convertible
preferred
1
27% Sep
82%
100
75
Jun
13%
3,700
85
Aug
13% Aug
22%
133,300
5,100
106
70
16%
>
15%
17
2%
1%
32
—
Eureka
1
8%
2%
1,600
Jan
14% July
10% July
Feb
1,300
7
1
Corp Ltd
Jun
6%
1
Eureka Pipe Line common
18
6%
5
10c
11
105
1,400
12%
20%
12 %
1
Esquire Inc
103
5%
12
Jan
Feb
49,500
1%
32%
29%
Nov
2,600
4V4
Dec
1 %
53,700
18%
10
350
5%
%
1%
32%
18%
100
Sep
Oct
Oct
6l/4 Aug
%
ft Jan
12
Sep
19% Mar
1%
5
Apr
May
8%
Nov
32
'
23 y4 Mar
19%
108
21
Dec
Oct
Oct
Dec
Nov
lH'/j
Jan
2% July
3%
Jan
•
vU-S-/.'
Fairchlld
2s 6d
July
85
Nov
Jan
Jun
24
95
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
Equity Corp common
2%
62
100
98
5
Oct
1,200
86
100
17
NOV
38,400
•
common
300
Dec
77%
•
Nov
19,400
7%
23%
13%
—*
25
3%
Jun
Mar
33%
preferred series B
Nov
160
13
75%
States Corp
preferred series A
Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
223/4
88%
12%
$6
Nov
150% Mar
3%
1,500
1,500
$7
22 %
22
5
1
Eastern
Oct
27
7%
213/4
32%
25
25
•
63/a
13
100
preferred
21%
25% July
*
6%
21%
•
Sep
5% Mar
5% July
4,100
•
£l
31.
3%
825
32%
Chemical Co Ltd
Class A common
5%
•
Amer dep rets A ord
Amer dep rets B ord
1,200
3,900
—1
common
Finance Corp class A
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
Driver
20%
—2.50
Co
Co
Carolina Power & Light $5
pfd—
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Carreras Ltd—
7%
Oct
Ltd—
Dominion Tar &
Nov
23%
100
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
4%
72
7%
Jan
*
Draper Corp common
1% Mar
1,000
4,100
63/4
Jan
7% July
—
2 %
•.
1
common
Dec
dep rets ord reg 4s
Dobeckmun Co
Dominion
8
—
100
Marconi
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
8
,
24%
10
Dominion Steel & Coal class B—
—£1
Industries Ltd—
preferred
Canadian
Jan
8%
100
18,800
21
common—
debenture
5VB
•
6 Va % preference
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
4%
11%
50c
Dennison
.
23%
•
•
5
common
15,400
300
10c
4%
23
1
Power
Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
Oct
7%
•
2,100
1
Mines Inc
4% %
Camden
6y«
D
Eastern
California
Oct
9%
*
v
2.50
Brothers Inc
21%
"5%
ft
common
5%
Oct
13%
1
Products
200
12%
••
common
Eastern Malleable Iron
Cable Electric
5%
8
Nov
9%
Atlantic
Curtis
Dec
37%
Apr
Cuban
12%
12VaC
Calamba Sugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
21%
9%
22% NOV
dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
40%
1%
.1
Internkt'l "A" partlc
Cuban
May
Oct
2.50
Ring Co
Burma Corp
Petroleum
Cork
Drug Co common..
Crystal Oil Refining common
«
$6 preferred
g.
1
Dec
*
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burd
Cent
Dec
1
Apr
4% July
13% Mar
3%
1
Crotfn
Aug
cumulative junior preferred—10
Brown Rubber Co
common—,
1
Bruce (E L) Co common
2.50
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
•
Pipe
_♦
6
18
4%
Nov
25
300
r
22%
11%. £ n%
t
2%
.1
i.
fcrown
Nov
6
33% Mar
9%
British Celanese Ltd—
Brown Forman Distillers
Apr
Oct
2,200
1
Crown
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power class A
Class B
10%
6%
dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
14
£1
7y«
Jan
1"%
400
Ltd—
Petroleum
300
^
Apr
Jan
25,200
'-r 900
5
common—
700
•
Nov
6%
5%
12
323/4
——
Petroleum
Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
Crowley Milner & Co
Dec
17%
1% Mar
74
mfm — mmmm —
Nov
25 %
Jan
25%
71
.1
•
|/AWW»VU
18
25
wg-g —
22%
2%
39%
6%
12
14%
1
Dec
f7%
<
-
Oct
5%
'25%,
Inc——
14%
•
9% :
38%
9%
Croft
Dec
11%
Jun
•:
*
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Buckeye
A
7%
6% Mar
16%
*—1•
Power
4%
*
6,800
Sep
18%
15% Mar
;•
1,150
L
1%
91% Nov
July
16
25%
5%
"l
v45ft Dec
*
Jan
16
preferred-100
&
4%
8%
12%
.»•>":
17%
1
5%
4%
.oc
4
common
American
Dec
Dec
9%
British-American Oil Co
British
3%
Jun
37%
Co
—
Car-Na-Var
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia jpgid Mines
13"% Aug
5%
9%
1
g-'aj.
Jan
12 V*
37%
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co common
ClaSS
9%
125
1
common
Brazilian Traction Light
Corp
38
400
common—25
Bourjois Inc
Breeze
Utilities-
Dec
Dec
3%
common.
4%
38%
900
25%
5%
.v
9%
.1
1
prior cumulative
25
5%\
■i'v
Engineering Corp—
10%
8%
25
(H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
Jan
6%
3%
common
if Apr
63 % July
1,300
Corby
Dec
14%
3%
3
Blue
10,100
33.300
18%
-1
8%
10%
2%
87%
18
_»
10%
14
1%
83 %
U',n
Corp.
Jun
6
16 %
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co corn.*
Blauner's common
Jan
5%
Continental
33%
14%
13%
%
1
common
Dec
121
"
8
1
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson <fc Hedges common
Inc
"7%
1
common
Dec
10%
*
Continental Foundry & Machin
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
1,000
31,200
4%
Y«
13%
1
Shoe Corp
Aircraft
11 %
6% July
17%
'
~7%
common
Telephone of Canada
Bickford's
12%
1
common
6% July
1,900
86%
*
Jan
4,200
1
Baumann (L) & Co
Beau-Brummel Ties
Nov
2,200
1
Dec
Dec
•
Inc
27'%
10%
10
t-%.
Eiarium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
Bellanca
42
shares'
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Jun
Nov
10%
"7%
Cpnsolidated Liquidating—
Feb
5%
2,400
41
{
25
Oct
12%
69
10%
ordinary
1956
to
American
4%
60% Mar
1%
Co
Nov
7
500
12
Andjes—
24
10%
9% Mar
375
10%
1% Aug
Jan
3%
Corp
Banco de
24
3,000
71
Jan
10%
Manufacturing Co.
Creole
1
100
13%
69
35
10%
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
41
6%
12%
41
9
xl2%
69%
Airlines
Courtaulds
•
Jan
9
X12 %
Commodore Hotel Inc
B
& Wilcox Co
8%
common—
Development
Colt's
«?.!.
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Baldwin Securities
Products
Co
Oct
11%
3 %
7%
17%
Jan
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
5% July
125
6%
__
7%
—1
Jan
Jan
2,200
Va
22%
13%
Dec
Lambert
Cockshutt Plow
Cosden
Babcock
Inc
Neon
Mar
16%
Jun
76%
5%
7
5%
1
11
9%
3
22%
400
10
Colonial
7%
35
74
76
*
Voting Machine
8%
U
73
6%
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic
8%
1«
73
6%
Co
Consolidated Gas
class A
Dec
6%
Manufacturing—4Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Industries—
American dep rets reg
Associated Laundries of America
38%
7%
Manufacturing Co_
Clayton &
Consol
Associated
Jan
5
116%
July
12% Sep
4,200
2.50
Aro Equipment Corp
Aspinook (The) Corp
Nov
3%
10
6% May
12% Oct
12% Oct
110
50
20
20%
800
10%
10%
112
•
j.—•
4%
50
11,500
_
Controller
Clarostat
Oct
112V2
600
7%
Mining
common
.
7% Jan
Dec
July
IV2
—,
5%
35%
6%
.2.50
City Auto Stamping
City & Suburban Homes
Clark
£1
5
35%
1
5% July
8%
1%
5%
2
—10
common
_
Club
Arkansas Natural
9%
Charis Corp common
—10
Cherry-Burrell common—
5
Chesebrough Manufacturing corn- —10
4
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
Voting trust certificates
2
Argus Cameras Inc
6%
Oct
34% Nov
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-EIec Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power Wfr pfd—100
Avery
Feb
25% July
Cities
4%%
3%
25% July
Feb
14,300
Mar
Feb
1,150
%
173
Oct
2,200
10%
110
Feb '
5,600
115%
Feb
9%
37%
%
22
Feb
49 Va
10%
Dec
7
36%
115
7
300
48
%
1,090
169
165
Oct
98% May
10
34%
10%
2,700
—10
48
115%
12%
11%
Dec
21%
36%
•
10%
8% May
92%
21%
37
10c
25
3,100
Dec
Chamberlin Co of America
Co
14
94%
July
July
37% May
Nov
Jun
13%
8
Dec
46% .Dec
12
Dec
Nov
86 V*
8
31
27%
7%
Jan
250
34
Aircraft
Jan
81%
550
Cessna
Dec
4%
30
12
30% May
1
Dec
11%
•
dep rets ord reg
Aug
10
Feb
5
American
6
17%
Dec
10
Dec
Angerman Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Jun
3% Mar
15 V2
6,300
94%
169
3%
Dec
8
83%
83
13%
.100
19%
Anchor Post Products
6%
.100
1,300
5
High
Jan
.100
3,200
6%
7%
8
11
70,000
preferred
Writing Paper common
900
.100
7%
2
17%
83%
1
21%
pfd—25
common
2,400
15%
.100
21%
American
6%
Products
Light 4% pfd
{Central States Elec 6% preferred.
7% preferred—
Conv preferred opt dlv series
Conv pfd opt dlv series 1929
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Sep
10%
700
ft
27%
'
Ohio
6%
common
Superpower Corp
5%
5%
'
20%
$6 series preferred
American Thread 5%
5%
17%
.100
7%
Class B
American Republics
American Seal-Kap
200
Co—
Central Power &
3,450
%
••
24%
•
Steel
Jan
*•'
%
31
Power
21%
class A
year 1950
Low
6%
1
of America-
preferred-
•
Natural Gas
Potash
Range for
High
6%
r
-10
10
American
Low
common—
& Co
Apr
1%
85
July
M)
(A
•
Co
American
Shares
—1
1
com
for Week
5%
(J W) Co common—
Nov
300
20
Meter Co
Amer
51%
6,700
26%
10
1
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
103%
"~VA
Light-
Class B ex-distribution
Hard
103
Week'a
Last
Exchange
u
1
100
Co
American
77
15
Beverage common
American
Lota
26 '/a
—•
pfd
{American Bantam Car Co class A
American
74%
•
common
conv
Friday
New York Curb
Range for year 1950
High
Monday, January 22, 1951
.
Sale Price
8TOCK8
Shares
.
19
for Week
of Prices
Low
PaT
'
■
Aluminum Co of America common
$3.75
Rang*
Price,
.
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Males
Last
Sale
Exchange
!■:
,
Week't
CURB
YORK
NEW
'•
28
11
Sep
iy8 Mar
11
Sep
iy8 Mar
Fairchild
Camera
&
Instrument
Engine & Airplane
Fansteel Metallurgical
■
1
22%
22%
23 %
1,600
1
8%
8%
8%
25,600
4%
Jan
*
18%
17%
187/a
10,000
10 Va
Jan
•
20-
July
30%
9
20%
Oct
Dec
Dec
Number 4979
Volume 173
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
NEW
(405)
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY
19
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
Fire
York
First
Corp
Fox
B
4%
-£L
2%
Apr
3%
30%
75
27%
Dec
33%
Jun
11
9
—
—
.;
1
5%
of
51%
CO
•
—
voting
7,000
<
Jan
%
11%
11%
1,000
8%
9%
1,600
8% :
'
1
8%
•
300
45
10%
—
"
\
Apr
11%
2,800
52%
Dec
Dec
>
Jeanette
Glass
Jefferson
Co
Lake
Brown
Jan
-100
Gellman Mfg Co common
1
General Acceptance Corp
1
General Alloys Co
*
General Builders Supply Corp com—1
5% convertible preferred
25
5%
-
17%
preferred
Electric
General
v
1"
17%
•
common
Amer
Jan
9%
Sep
29%
Feb
38%
Dec
9%
Dec
14
May
ord
Finance
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
5%
~6%
1,500
4%
Jan
5%
2,600
4%
Jan
3%
3%
3,500
1% Mar
3%
2%
3
5,000
2%
Dec
4% May
50
20 %
Dec
23% Mar
3
>
20 %
Corp
7%-
10
6
7%
Kawneer
Kennedy's
Key
Co
Inc
Gladding
McBean
Alden
Glen
Co
&
Globe
Union
Co
Gobel
(Adolf)
B
Class
Kirby
.
Klein
Lake
Kleinert
$4.50
preferred
prior
Goldfield
Consolidated
Goodman
Manufacturing
Gorham
class
Inc
Mines
Jan
4%
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
16%
1,400
19
75
112% 112%
12%
Dec
14%
Oct
Feb
111
July
116 % May
Feb
109% May
3
Mar
109
May
Atlantic
Great
Pacific
&
Great
Lakes
Oil
Great
Northern
Griesedieck
Gulf
7%
5,800
20%
1,050
17
Jan
22%
Apr
La
18%
100
13
Jun
18%
Oct
Lefcourt
Nov
5% Mar
4%
8
Dec
May
Oct
'28
16%
15%
16 Va
11,800
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
18%
20
13,600
10%
Jun
21%
Sep
25%
25%
500
4%
11
Jan
25%
4%
Apr
1%
Jan
500
41%
Jan
54
35%
38%
650
Mar
40
T%
"{8
8,600
55
35%
~~U
55
25
Jan
74
100
200
6%
%
45
4
%
Dec
Nov
85
Hartford
7
6V2
31 %
900
15%
1,500
9
6% July
8%
Hartford
11%
11%
4,000
8% July
12 '/a
133%
535
112% July
146% Mar
136'/a
300
129
Mav
137
1
2%
2%
2%
62,800
1
Apr
25
2
48%
46%
48%,
2,300
38% July
24
24'/a
300
21% July
31%
Feb
9
..' Jan
11%
D6c
104
Dec
Co
133% 136
135
180
106% 108%
108%
Apr
22% July
Hastings
Hazeltine
Hearn
«
Feb
2%
47
Dec
% Nov
112
19%
Apr
Nov
Le
Class
5 %%•
4%
Apr
37
920
44%
Dec
53%
Jun
Dec
4%
2,300
1%
Jan
5%
2%
2,900
1%
Dec
2% May
7%
6%
7%
12,200
5%
Dec
9%
10
24%
24%
5
7%
7%
14
13%
"
*
common
700
10
25%'
2,100
6%
9% July
16
16%
50
11%
12%
1,700
91
100
preferred
w
w
100
.
—
_
Mfg
89 %
91
69
69
—
—
3%
—
1
common
convertible
5%
Hoe
Co
preferred
6%
7%
10
_
.
Nov
—
-
7%
11
11%
12%
10%
13
1
3%
3%
•
Lone
Star
&
Horn
&
5%
Baking
Co
7
Sep
11% Mar
24%
Dec
8 % Mar
13%
Sep
100
—
Lynch
16%
300
17%
preferred
Securities
_
.
5%
1,000
4%
Sep
9 %
10%
16,400
7%
Dec
7%
7%
••
1
1
—5
5
——
5% July
8%
Jan
9,000
6%
Jan
8%
Jun
18%
400
16% July
•4% Aug
22%
Jan
13%
Mangel
20%
20%
19%
14
29%
8% Mar
102
class
*
A
i
—5
——
■'
mi
77%
Jun
12% May
3%
Jan
6% July
,
1
1
10%
5
(The
Marion
Mfg
Co
26%
28
11%
Nov
10%
Oct
3%
45
36%
18,200
10
XllO
1,400
12
1,800
Mfg
9% July
42% May
13%
20
600
~
156
Oct
Sep
27% Mar
10%
Oct
34% May
113 % Mar
17%
16%
17
July
14%
Apr
31
July
106%
Jun
900
18
Aug
31
Mar
41
41
100
27
Jan
28
9%
1,400
6% Mar
11% July
14%
3%
105
Nov
4%
Jan
3%
Apr
15%
300
10,500
600
2,700
18%
Apr
Sep
3%
Nov
Jun
12
24%
Dec
July
3%
13
8,700
7% Mar
Mesitm
1
Co
iron
Metal Textile
25c
15
1
2.50
•
Corp common
Participating preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
10
i
Corp
Hone
Petroleum
States
1,000
8%
8%
13,700
7
6%
7
$2
dividend
non-cum
Co
common
1
1
•
50c
10
Oil
Co
Miller
Wohl Co
3% July
Pictures
4.50%
Monroe
preferred series C
Society com class A
Loan
Montgomery
Ward
& Co class A
1,300
22%
Dec
4%
Nov
1,700
Jan
8%
7%
Apr
9% May
2
2,800
1
Feb
2
9%
8,500
7
Feb
Feb
16 Vb
Dec
Feb
14%
Sep
1%
1%
8%
8%
13%
13%
1,700
14%
13
14%
14,800
8%
11%
11%
50
9% May
23% July
12
Apr
25%
25%
150
21%
21%
22%
1,400
5%
400
5%
5%
23
24
,
1,500
24
Nov
13
.Tan
11%
101% 102
120
98%
Jan
103%
1,400
99 %
Aug
135
Dec
14
14%
700
12 %
Aug
16% May
July
1%
1%,
1%
2
v
t c
com
ci
31.a
Co
A
•
16%
9%
10
16%,
10%
12,400
31%
31%
300
17%
18%
1,900
102% 102%
25
40
41
43
Jun
16%
14%
16%
20,000
6% Mar
15;%
Dec
2%
2%
2%
5,900
1% July
3%
Apr
95%
97%
75
101% July
107%
Jan
101% 101%
50
101 %
Aug
102 %
Nov
2%
3,800
2%
Dec
240
176%
Jan
3% May
186
Aug
200
1,000
2,400
3/„
1,200
1%
5
29 %
9
Feb
July
Dec
Jun
100% July
34
Feb
3%
Oct
7 Yb Aug
32%
17%
105
Jan
Dec
Mar
100
101%
2%
1
pfd
*
184
182
184%
97
Apr
105
38
Jan
Jan
34%
36%
150
33% July
4%
4%
2,900
4% July
6%
Feb
2,400
13% Mar
17%
Oct
2,250
28
July
35% Mar
150
97
Feb
105% Jun
50
102
103
43
43
24
Jan
44
Dec
19%
20
500
18 %
Dec
22
Nov
9%
103
10
700
7%
Apr
10% Aug
200
12%
Feb
18
10
18%
7%
;
18%
3,200
8
6% July
Dec
11% May
N
Nachman
Namm's
-10
Corp
Inc
Apr
13%
Dec
National Fuel
7%
Jan
13
Oct
14
Apr
5
May
2%
Dec
4
Jan
1,160
17%
Nov
20%
22
12%
13
11%
10%
11%
Oct
A
Apr
1% Aug
National Mfg
1% July
2
Feb
Pressure Cooker
Radiator Co
Rubber
common. —2
Sep
95
Mar
National
13%
Feb
18% Aug
National
Starch
9% Aug
National
Steel
Jan
National
5%
Jan
ft Dec
1%
10,100
Transit
Ltd
common
14%
13
9
1,700
14%
9
Jan
13% May
7%
Apr
10% May
Jan
15
Sep
3,000
8%
Jan
15%
Jun
100
7%
Dec
9%
Jan
10%
~3%
10%
300
6%
Jan
18%
19%
1,000
16%
Dec
27%
18%
•
1-1
Feb
36% Mar
10%
10%
4
Machinery—-— -10
—1
Products
Car
32%
32 % July
%
& Stores common— —1
National
Sep
3%
16,100
I_25
Gas
15%
100
3%
21%
National Mallinson Fabrics
10% July
common
preferred
Apr
4%
3%
12%
common
7%
7%
12%
15%
3%
—1
•
Hess
Breweries
National
1,100
15%
4%
15%
—1
common
84% May
30 % Aug
"
J3
Dec
7%
60c
common
88
16%
Sep
33
22% July
6%
,
•
24%
7%
& Tel
National
1
Air
page
Tel
States
Apr
68
7,900
21,300
100
preferred
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
Nov
Jan
100
Ohio Mfg Co
National Bellas
1 %
Dec
4%
4,800
Vernon-Woodbury
24%
2
Nov
21%
3%
Jun
134%
-
20
26%
Jan
Apr
133
:
3%
Feb
%
101%
II
10% Mar
33%
100
Mills————5
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Mt
11
600
Oct
9% Nov
3%
17%
600
5,600
Jun
33%
34%
11%
_»
6%
7%
15
33%
11%
,
Nov
5,400
16%
11%
133%
Royalty
Mar
12%
34%
Muskogee
pfd—100
Public Service Co—
8
56
~7
17%
Producers
Muter Company common
13%
Sep
Jan
July
10%
36%
Oct
15%'
5%
~6%
•
10c
10
Oct
13%
Jun
Nov
10%
12%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumulative pfd series B—100
28 %
13%
10
111
Apr
1
1
common
28%
.
Jan
5
~3%
•
common
18 % Mar
13%
4%
-
1
Piping & Supply common
Midwest
Mid-West Refineries
18% Mar
15%
Feb
Dec
~7
*
shares
common
2,900
4,600
3%
Jan
Products—
Steel
Midland
45,400
1,150
17
1%
49
$1 conv preferred—*
Oil Corp
29%
R
Dec
10% May
108'% Mar
12%
8%
11
29%
'
18%
27%
5,800
3%
100
preferred
A
27%
10
Nov
25
Nov
Sep
13%;
Dec
40%
37
Feb
1,800
14%
Molybdenum Corp
Feb
13
11%
Jan
Apr
4,900
3%
Oct
2
79%
6%
11%
44
39%
14%
Jan
3
78%
Jan
8%
9
Warrants
6%%
27%
79%
Sep
2%
39%
10%
.
Merrftt Chnoman & Scott Corp—
29
.50
%1 '
39 Va
11%
44
1
29%
14
July
34% May
1% Aug
39%
34
Mar
18%
Oct
15% Mar
11% July
175
111%
12%
11% July
13
1
•
5
_•
Jan
700
Feb
Dec
80
27%
8%
600
500
Nov
500
24%
14%
13%
13%
13
46
700
25
25%
shares
Jan
Oct-;
28%
28% May
17%
*
Co
&
Co
•
series
see
26%
>
29% May
12%
50c
4%%
convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
pfd—100
Missouri Public Service common
•
Sep
6,300
4% V 4%
13%
footnotes
7% July
12
35%
Jan
30% July
*
For
July
11
•
Dredging
Johnson
Midwest
Dec
£1
Cigar Machinery
Hydro-Electric—
Chute
Italian Superpower Corp
22
5,500
112% 112%
35%
•
common
& Co class B
Mid-West Abrasive
.10
Irving
Jan
16%
£1
10
Shovel
Power
Harris
(A G)
Oct
7% July
2% July
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
3.90%
Apr
22% July
Marine
Ltd
Co
Communication
Murray
Ireland
Iowa
26%
Apr
13% Nov
•
Co—'—;
B)
International
Marconi
Oct
4%
22 %
23%
•
.Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Investors
24%
Dec
1
•
10
Co
Mapes^Consolidated
9
2%
4%
5
American dep receipts registered
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
Registered
Jan
9% July
100
23%
•/
>
common
6%
14%
14%
*
common
$3.50
15%
'
—
—
23%
'
27%
10
(Texas)
acivice
Manischewitz
Mountain
Preferred
22%
Mar
Chemical Industries—
International
Jun
26%
29%
10%
50
14%
14% May
8,100
2,400
22%
14
Mountain States Power common——•
International
Jan
Feb
2,000
20%
21%
12%
—
Co
Stores
Mountain
Co
7%
1,200
16%
•
Moody Investors participation
Morris Plan Corp of America
Zinc
Jan
4,400
8
— —
— —
—■J——
Mar
10'/a
1
Inc
Dec
5
12%
18%
——
—
16
'
8%
'
!;i 18%
—5
HIla
Public
Maine
Midland
2%
•
1
_
Food Products
Imnpria)
Oct
Nov
M
Middle
4%
4%
1
26%
119
109
117%
5
_
.
convertible
Illinois
NOV
Jan
4%
Jun
12
•
5%
10%
1
.-
Chain_
Micromatic
450
14
—
—
26.
•
.
common
Hygrade
16%
; Jan
14% Mar
Jun
5
ft Jan
15%
Dec
1%
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Monogram
Hydro-Electric
9%
9,100
Ltd
Corp
Oct
50
32%
32
'
-5
(Harvey) Inc commonHumble
Oil & Refining
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co_.
1st
1,700
4%
■
Hubbell
Huyler's
10%
May
1
10
Jun
4%
Apr
22
tt July
10%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Land & Exploration
Power & Light $6 pfd.
Oct
2,800
3%
166
166
32%
common
preferred
—'
__
•
•
Hardart
13%
—
.
Hardart
Horn
Jan
8%
"4%
1
G)
(R
Gas
Jun
Jun
4,800
15
Co
&
16
11%
200
1ft
10
33%c
Co
»
14%
70
38,600
40
40
*
A)
10%
_
14%
Dec
2,700
.
11%
Inc
(Geo
Jan
common
B
22%
10
_
Hormel
7%
is
9%
•
Steel
Jan
13
87
800
-
*-»
2.50
_
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Horder's
10 % July
1,300
Groceterias
Class
Locke
10% July
170
9%
5
& Co class A_
(R)
12 % Mar
2,000
10%
common
Midvale
Hlgbie
350
13%
common
11% July
-
■
_1
common
Jun
Jan
2,000
•
2
'
9%
16
2,700
7%
14
12%
—
-
& Co
14%
X9%
Corp
Dec
48%
1%
25c
._
common
Holt
14%
12%
10%
27,700
10,800
24%
21,:
22 %
5%
Jan
Aug
12%
Feb
9
4%
-
Co
preferred
Henry
7
Jun
14%
•
Co
4% Mar
100
2%
•
A
Heller
1,300
2,100
4%
-2
Rubinstein
Helena
6
15%
36%
47%
48 %
—
Corp.
Mining
5%
14%
1
Dept Stores common
Hecla
14%
1
Mines
Tourneau
Lionel
Mead
1
_
Co
Inc
lft
*
10
5
2%
1«% Mar
36 V2
25
common
Bakeries
1
Co
Forge
McWllliams
•
15%
5
common
Mfg Co
Hathaway
Ltd
common
9,900
5
34% Nov
Jan
xl4% July
•
;
Light
Brewing
Jan
4%
4%
Jan
*
100
—
Rayon
Harvard
32
Apr
UV2
Co Ltd—
Electric
Jan
Louisiana
30
Co
Paper
21
Louisiana
14%
Alabastine_.
Bridge
Feb
800
Corp_.
Realty
Menasco
Lamp
Apr
26%
Monotype
Dec
% Oct
53
H
Hall
9%
42
26
Lit Brothers
McKee
Hamilton
107% May
Feb
6% Aug
26%
Machine
Salle Extension University
Lanston
Massey
Hammermill
103%
1
1
1
Lamson
U Dec
Jun
Sep
Dec
6 %
Paper
Brewery
&
11,400
58
3%
15%
Western
Lime
7%
Nov
57%
4 Va
States
Gypsum
20
Jan
Dec
July
Foundry & Machine
Corp of Delaware
Lakey
10,700
19 %
Stores Products common—25c
Utilities $4.40 pfd
100
Grocery
107
Sep
12%
16%
9
Tea—
Chemical
&
107
14%
Jan
Aug
10% Mar
500
33
Stores
Shores
Lake
27%
4
stock
Non-voting
common
7%
1st preferred
1,600
18
50
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
4%
4
pfd—25
1
5
conv
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing Co
Gray
50
12%
17
t
18%
*
A
Gorham Manufacturing common
Grand
Mar
Feb
50
Co
Jun
21
3,000
Rubber Co
(IB)
(The)
14%
11%
xl08
8
M
G
Hotels
Kobacker
11%
14%
12%
Sep
112
Dec
14%
14%
9%
Dec
4,800
35
,
(D Emil) Co
19
•
1
B
Jan
19%
24% May
107%
1
*
common
class A
4%
20
18%
35
Petroleum
Kirkland
7%
105% 105%
8
Sep
100
*
Inc
Sugars
83,400
Jan
22% May
35
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Loblaw
Godchaux
8%
Jan
3%
Jan
•
Kropp
Jan
5
Inc
Dec
17%
50
Krueger Brewing Co
*
class
2
25
8%
100
Oct
1
Coal
Distilleries
Glenmore
preferred
JUU
2%
*
•
25
~
600
8
Kings County Lighting common
cumulative preferred—
4%
Jun
35,500
6%
common
3%
3%
Corp—
8%
5 %
4%
4%
7%
—,
Co
8%
Dec
Dec
21%
Dec
33% Nov
Jan
1%
*
&
8%
7%
7%
Jun
6%
1,700
5
common
(Walter)
Dec
17
3%
1,000
3%
•
Apr
107 %
1
Mines
3,100
3,000
2%
,
2%
10o
pfd
Co
5%
Feb
4 '/a
Gold
200
100%
4%
C)
Dec
50
*
1
Co
July
6% May
102 % 102'/a
17 &
Corp
3,200
21
20
21
102 %
112%
(A
9
1
6%
5%
*
Gilbert
20 %
High
21%
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Knott
5
100
pfd
6%
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred
Gilchrist
Nov
5%
1
common
Adv
Yellowknife
99%
3%
Plywood Corp common
50c
5%
conv
preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
Giant
Oct
5%
General
Gerity-Mich
16%
6
£1
reg
Corp common—
preierred series A
•; 5%
13% July
89% Jun
Ltd—
Co
rets
dep
General
2,300
1950
K
Kaiser-Frazer
4%%
Co
30
"2%
3%
Kimberly-Clark
Power
6%
32%,
6%
6%
(N
common
Preference
Kidde
Gatlneau
common
Sulphur Co
Stores
Oct
Feb
11 Va
>
year
Low
Oct
7
:•••;
Range for
High
Oct
64
-
7%
>
Low
J
Jan
1%
•><"18. -
10%
Shares
Julian & Kokenge Co.
^
% July
■
100
8%
44
44
25,800
for Week
Dec
5%
■;.
Jan
11%
—5
Co
A)
21V
22%
11
-50
preferred
convertible
-:;"
1
3,800
V—
r
5.
—
France—
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common..
(Gen
4*8.
.
Range
of Prices
Par
May
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Jan
3,200
51
deposit receipts bearer.
1
Pitt Brewing Co
1.25
(Peter) Brewing
4%%
76
3%
__
New York Curb
High
July
30%
non-voting
Motor
Fuller
55
3%
.
?>.;■
—
American
Fort
year 1950
Low
120
62
Canada—
of
A
Class
Ford
-Range for
Jim
deposit rets ord reg
Motor
Class
:'V Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Co Ltd—
American
•><
3%
(M H)
Motor
Ford
.10c
common
.»
High
61%
61%
1
cumulative preferred.
—1
Co Inc
—
dividend
$2
Pishman
Pord
-10
(Phila)
Association
Sales
for Week
Ranee
*
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
28
3%
3%
200
1,100
16% July
2% Jan
10
Dec
20
Oct
27%
Dec
4%
Jun
20
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YORK
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RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY ID
;
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Par
30c
4'/a
4%
17%
4%
97'/a
96%
2%
17%
Dec
97%
New
England Tel & Tel—.
Clock & Watch
New Haven
4%%
Park
New
Process
New York
Co
Dec
6%
550
Feb
102 % May
Jun
3%
% Mar
7%
3% Jun
Dec
Dec
8'/a
9
71%
74
4,100
49
Mar
76
Dec
9%
9 %
9%
3,700
7
July
10%
1
2%
2
2%
80,500
1
Jun
2%
59% Aug
76%
1
25
74%
8'/4
8%
500
35%
36%
900
11%
8%
35 %■/..
11V*
——10
*
74%
--
Rosario—*—10
11%
150
9
July
14
Nov
10
19%
20%
500
16
15%
16%
6,500
——*
16%
15%
16%
7
Feb
31
2 U
2%
2%
Jan
49%
700
Mines
North American Rayon $3 preferred—50
North American Utility Securities
•
Texas Oil
Penn
RR
Ind
Northrop
Aircraft
101% 102'/a
500
102%
1
14%
13'/a
15%
17%
17%
18
Corp
•
^
Dec
Jun
16%
Dec
lli
Dec
49%
Oct
2
2%
Dec
93%
Jan
Sep
5%
Feb
Jan
97% July
6%
Oct
20%
10% Mar
103 % May
Jan
14%
Dec
13% Aug
18 %
Jan
23,500
5,500
6
July
84%
pfd—100
4%%
Inc
Apr
15%
9%
4,400
50
Pub Serv
Novadel-Agene
400
5%
4%
20%
July
43%
200
18%
18
5 7s
1
Co
Northern
5%
5%
5'/a
5
Northeast Airlines
North
Fifth
Corp
Brass
Ohio
Power
Oklahoma
Oliver
class
United
B
-.100
--15
30
Filters
class
29'A
11%
*
B—
8%
—1
1,000
i7e
Nov
175
\l
41%
Jan
55
111% 112%
112
Gas—
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc—
Omar Inc
%
52%
*
common
preferred
4%%
Natural
100
30%
2,800
12
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—
Overseas Securities
1
38%
St Lawrence
——
16%
15%
16%
5
8/a
8%
1st pfd—25
25
36%
34%
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
1st preferred
1st
32
31%
Schulte
37%
9'% July
6% July
13%
Inc
(DA)
Service
$1.30
1st
pfd
t
v
Motors
Jan
Dec
cumulative
Penn Gas
&
Power &
Dec
2/
uc c
29-/4
90 vn
.Tun
104
preferred
17,400
1,500
13%
Jan
600
1%
Jan
Seeman
Bros
Inc
*
Segal Lock & Hardware
Shoe
Selby
Selected
Radio
Light 4 V2V0
A
4%
Sicks
Pneumatic Scale
7U
Inc
Metals
Oct
May
51
51
100
38 %
Apr
45%
Nov
5
97,600
2%
Feb
4'/a
Dec
7
51,300
4%
6%
7
4%
16%
17
50
37
350
Dec
14
35 %
20
12%
13%
57%
57%
5%
13
6%
6
1,500
.
20
6,100
7% Jan
17
Feb
July
31%
Oct
9% May
Apr
3% July
13%
Dec
Dec
40
5%
100
3R%
150
23% Aug
48%
26%
200
26 %
Dec
29%
Jan
12,400
9%
July
13%
Nov
5%
111%
27%
13%
14%
5%
«
*
%
9,600
110% 111%
75
6
2%
107
5%
Feb
Mar
38
39
38
3%
3%
72
3
2,250
%
30 %
2%
5%
July
1,100
Jan
72
73%
1,000
15 %
15%
400
Apr
Apr
40%
4
Dec
Jan
Sep
53%
Jan
71%
11
Jan
18% Sep
%
it
3,700
%
Jun
21%
22%
1,000
17'/a
Jun
If
Feb
113% May
4% July
9
2,800
4
4%
2,400
3%
%
Dec
Jan
24% Mar
Jun
85/a Aug
Sep
4%
Oct
23%
24%
400
Jan
25%
~2%
~2'f«
3%
5,300
1%
Dec
~2\l
Feb
9,100
1% Mar
3%
Dec
1
3%
50
5
1
4%
3%
17
63%
61
64%
1,820
52
Jun
61%
Sep
35%
35%
36%
2,800
18%
Jan
36%
Dec
4%
1,500
3%
Jan
4%
18%
19
150
14
4%
Jan
18
Sep
Mar
25c
5
4%
5%
7,600
3% July
5% May
2.50
11
10%
12%
18,000
6%
Apr
8%
Jun
21%
22%
525
14 %
Jan
20 %
Oct
•
95
34%
—1
B
3%
600
15
1,300
Mar
9%
11 %
2%
3%
59,700
8%
200
7
8%
8%
8%
400
8%
27%
26%
27%
1,000
14
—*
15%
500
Colorado—
98
May
37% May
30% July
8%
—*
—
800
12
14%
15
36%
11%
2.50
Nevada
5%
—1
common
of
——25
4
15% July
9,000
Ltd
&
•
•
95% Mar
200
88 %
Jan
2%
Dec
4% Mar
6%
1,600
Jan
Jan
Apr
9% Apr
2% Aug
14% Sep
-W.
1%
2,400
1,400
11%
200
7%
7%
10,800
x32%
34%
1,500
64
4,050
51
108% 109
50
106
23%
—
;
2%
5%
original
4.88%
1%
Jan
13%
Jan
19%
Jan
3%
Mar
9%
Oct
Oct
Dec
12
9% Mar
5%
Feb
Dec
29% Dec
69% Jan
19% July
Aug
24
109%
Dec
Feb
Jan
24%
Dec
15%
500
Jan
23%
Nov
5%
5%
3,300
5%
17% Aug
3% Mar
19%
27
•
31% May
7% Apr
21% Aug
3,100
Oct
5% Aug
Publications—
5%
297
297
305%
—1
common
12.50
.
32%
15%
16%
10,400
13%
4%
4%
9,700
2%
9%
1,500
17% Aug
5% Apr
Jan
9
Get
Nov
64
Jun
4%
Mar
3%
Jan
15%
8% Mar
6%
39%
38%
7
39%
25
Jan
10%
5%
25%
Feb
39 %
14
—
Jan
28
Oct
43%
Sep
48%
Jun
3
600
2,800
10
preferred
325
Dec
2% Aug
1
common
Dec
242%
1,930
•
common—
Nov
4%
21% Aug
__
£1
1
Corp
Jun
Dec
Mar
15%
1
Oil
Dec
92
*
.—
4%
33
12%
61%
2%
14% jan
22% Jan
80% July
14%
62%
Apr
18% May
2,100
1%
—
2% Mar
3%
500
3%
%
1%
Apr
32% Dec
Jun
July
2% July
40,700
Canada——_—*
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Southern California Edison—
46
46
30
Dec
Nov
Dec
cumulative
preferred
25
28%
29
1,900
4.56%
convertible
31%
31%
1,000
convertible
preference
preference
25
4.48%
25
29
29
200
27% July
31% Mar
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
25
26%
26%
400
Dec
28% Mar
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
25
25%
24%
Dec
Spencfir
Power
Common
4%
500
3%
Jun
26% Nov
4% Jan
47%
1,800
32%
Feb
54% Aug
5%
5%
5%
400
2% Mar
5
5
100
3%
Jan
5%
Oct
1%
10%
1%
1%
1.000
%
Jan
2
Jun
10%
11 ■,;•"
3,100
20
21
1
20
1
10
(Ky)
&
Light
1
common
B—
class
*
■
preferred —_———*
$7
Standard
Products
Co
Standard-Thomson
Standard
Tube
Starrett
of
Co
Stein
(A)
Co.
1,000
16
Jun
18%
15%
15%
37%
17
I,900
15%
38
3,500
8% July
33% July
38
7%
81,100
6%
7%
7%
3,500
162% 165
3%
3%
140
40-
Jan
Feb
Dec
May
8% Mar
Jan
77/a Mar
Jan
173
July
Mar
6%
Jan
10%
7%
15,300
4'A
Feb
7'A
Apr
4%
5%
5,600
2% Mar
5%
Dec
4%
4%
4,600
4
•
32%
33%
500
16% Mar
27%
•
23
23%
550
Jan
15%
1,100
21% July
10% Mar
25
15%
17%
Nov
1,000
7%
6%
5%
4%
ordinary
common
_5
com
1
7%
7%
10c
3'A
3 %
3%
5%
4%
5%
18%
19%
2
21%
& Co common——.—*
30
29 %
4%
25c
Inc
.
Corp
23
*
Apr
%
Jan
3%
Dec
Jan
7%
Apr
Jan
21%
Dec
1
3%
4
1,900
1%
Dec
50
15%
Jun
3,650
4%
500
4%
13
900
13
15
14%
700
2%
5%
13
Dec
8%
7%
19%
30%
6% Mar
July
21%
23%
Sep
3%
II,900
5
—
t
Nov
6,800
1
,
7%
—
Jun
160
Dec
1,900
——1
Oil
1%
5,100
6%
7%
163
—i—1
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement,
Superior Tool & Die Co
Finch
3%
20
8%
Sun
Swan
Mar
19
250
2%
18%
8%
Stetson (J B) Co common——————*
(S)
15% May
23% May
7% July
2%
——1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
^Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Stroock
2%
Dec
5%
19%
1
—
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
20
8%
B
Corp
Canada
&
———--1
Corp
class
(The)
Jun
4%
-10
Dredging Corp common
preferred—
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard
Apr
*
2.78
1
convertible
Oil
200
29 Va
33%
*
Standard
25%
Dec
Dec
46%
Co
Corp__
Standard
25%
27
28'A
47%
1
Royalty
Stahl-Meyer Inc
it
Standard Brewing Co
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
r
$1.60
28 %
5
Pipe Line
Shoe
Apr
2i7ff
*
of
4
Co
Steel
23%
1
10
Gas
Coast
South Penn
Southland
23%
Dec
South
Southern
41%
•27 %
14
1
95
3%
1
Corp
Dec
41%
4%
common
95
3%
—————
common
Manufacturing
Jan
57
23
8%
America
of
105
Jan
100
class
7%
Dec
Jun
1
of
Producers Corp
Nov
6
9?%
4%
common
Public Service
500
~8%
6% 1st preferred
Pratt & Lambert Cd
Providence
46,500
,—10c
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada
Prosperity Co
«
97
*
common
92
rets ord
Aircraft
Sonotone
SosS
*
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Solar
105%
Jan
50c
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
shares
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp common
34%
90%
registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
dep
107% May
2.50
common
Amer
Sep
15%
100
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
33%
$3 convertible preferred
*
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd class B———*
Singer Manufacturing Co
—10U
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Sep
2.50
Corp
12
91%
—
common
102
25
*
150
33%
—
Coip
Breweries
Co
101%
Dec
•
pfd
14%
.~5
————
preferred _————100
50
July
com
14
3%
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
30
14
1
1
3%
certificates
B)
33,600
common—1
stock—
(R
3,500
2%
—25
stock
$5.50
20%
2
17%
2%
*
Inc
Convertible
prior
20
1
Co
Industries
104%
25
Co
Governor
29% May
Sep
Dec
2%
2
Nov
2%
3%
3%
2% Aug
1 % July
May
Df»C
•
Pharis Tire & Rubber common
Philadelphia Co common
Prentice-Hall
May
22
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pressed
32
27
25
Penn Water & Power Co
Pierce
Dec
400
1
common
Electric class
Circle
Dec
27%
100
Corp
Perfect
30%
300
22%
Reel
preferred—,
Penn Traffic
1,100
37% May
34 V* Jun
1
Peninsular Telephone common
$1 cumulative
Penn
Dec
■>«%
*
$1.32
Feb
33
96%
2
Pennroad
9%
60
Feb
32%
Shoe Corp of America class
19%
1%
2%
2
7%
14%
Patlcan Co Ltd
13,600
33%
22
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
3%
5,900
31%
Dec
5
Parkersburg Rig &
3%
*
700
8
-
3%
5
14%
Corp
1
Shattuck Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & P0wer
Jan
400
4%
Co
Pen
4
14
28%
•
Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares
3%
29% N07
2%
102% 103 %
c
3%
12%
•
common
A)
25c
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
31%
37
400
29%
14,800
1
Jan
Jun
10%
10,300
2%
*
16%
6%
33,900
66%
2%
1
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
33%
54%
14%
*
Pancoastal
Parker
Sep
Dec
27%
12%
28%
100
common
Page-Hersey Tubes
Paramount
7%
x5
2%
1
28%
104%
1
Light 5%
(C
Aug
653,\
1
27%
*
preferred
Oil
6%
33
common
Oct
9%
1
*
28%
•
Ltd
&
15,009
Seton Leather common
28
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 div cum preferred
Power
7%
Sep
Dec
-1
Corp General
Nov
*
Public
14,200
6 %
Apr
9%
10'A
Scullin Steel Co common
12%
29
Pacific
6l/8
14%
Apr
Jun
5
Securities
19%
28 %
28%
Pacific
5
11% Aug
3% Mar
4,500
5%
Sentry Safety Control——
Serrick Corp class B
3,300
32%
28%
Petroleum
x7%
200
10%
High
8% July
7% Feb
49
common
Apr
1,100
25
redeemable
4.80% red 1st preferred
Pacific
9
1st preferred
25
1st pfd series A—25
preferred
5%
9
9%
Jun
115
Dec
Ltd
preferred
Corp common
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
16%
1,100
36%
common
redeemable
>
7
United
Simmons-Boardman
5%
•
Petroleum
Corp
convertible
Samson
Silex
5%
24,700
9
10
1
1,200
39%
Co
900
NOV
1% Mar
49%
Dec
-'
26%
4,900
19
Can
8%
12%
1.25
common-
100
18%
—
111
250
9%
87/a
-1
Pacific
8%
11%
Ryerson & Haynes common-
Sentinel
%
50c
common
Co
872
12%
Co
Consolidated
Ryan
Allotment
O
Ogden
Ave
Aeronautical
Semler
Ohio
Ltd
Oil Co
Russeks
Ryan
1st
% Aug
Jan
28,900
49 %
common——5
Corp
North Central
Royalite
1
•
common
Feb
13 /.
22% July
11,300
5
1
shares
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing
Corp
year 1930
Low
Dec
•
Co common—
Merchandise
Founders
(The)
Rowe
Range for
High
Feb
8%
Low
Par
7
Shares
Dec
9
New York Shipbuilding Corp—
Niagara Share
for Week
Jun
New York & Honduras
New York
89
2,400
Apr
Dec
73'/*
common
Auction
4%
100
380
4
5%
21
—1
Land
Co
Mining
V
preferred———2o
—25
convertible
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona
New
3%
1
Co
Range
of Prices
High
Jan
3,400
4%
-100
14,200
20%
Meter
Range for year 1950
Low
4%
20Mt
Neptune
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Shares
High
common
—-—2.50
Nestle Le Mur Co common—
1
Union Radio
National
Week's
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Sales
for Week
Range
New York Curb Exchange
Jan
3% May
Sep
22%
27% Nov
Jun
6
24
4,000
17% July
2% Jan
100
8% July
Jan
Jan
4%
Dec
12%
Nov
Sep
Dec
10% Mar
4%%
cumulative preferred
100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
com-—*
Pyie-Natlonal Co common
101% July
5
Pyrene
Manufacturing
10
9%
10%
1,100
14%
105
Feb
10% July
6% Jun
May
25%
Dec
14%
Dec
10
I
Dec
Electric
Tampa
Light $4.56 pfd
Power
6%
common
preferred
Quebec Power
139
5
—.
134% 139
34%
33%
-———100
—
Co
34%
157% 158 %
*
18 %
18%
520
1,000
80
75
95
July
32 %
154
137%
Dec
35
Nov
Tllo
—10
—
Rights
$3
convertible
Manufacturing
Reading Tube Corp class
common
A
;
(Robert) &
Reliance Electric
Co„
&
2%
26 %
160%
Jun
Tisnman Realty
18%
Oct
Tobacco
&
10
5
11%
11
11%
41,500
5
5%
1,300
6%
7%
400
4%
4%
4,300
2%
45%
1
Valley Gas
(Texas Corp) v t c
45
46
—
1
Steel
footnotes
see
Co
page
10
2
Dec
28
Jan
Tri-Continental
27
Feb
True
58
6 Va
31.
1,200
Trans Lux
Feb
Trunz
Jan
13%
Apr
Tung-Sol
3% Aug
5%
Nov
5%
3%
20
preferred
1
Corp
Temper
1
8
Nov
36 %
Apr
26%
Apr
113%
Jun
600
13%
Feb
3,000
5%
9%
Oct
1,700
Jun
14%
Aug
Feb
300
14%
Sep
18
Jan
19 Va
8
Oct
7%
2,200
4,300
6% July
87/a
Jan
16%
18%
90
90
100
100
%
Jan
52
/a
53%
500
33%
Jun
3%
4,400
1%
Feb
3%
25
100%
Dec
105'A
Jun
il Mar
1%
Dec
12%
Jun
16
75
Jan
115
4% Aug
52
3'
102% 102%
1%
1%
3%
3%
2
6,900
•
2% Mar
3%
4,100
3%
3%
23.000
2% July
20'A
3%
warrants
Corp
22%
2,450
16% July
Dec
Apr.
5%
Oct
1
Apr
50%
Dec
6%
Jun
Oct
3% May
21
Dec
Mar
7% Aug
5 Ya Sep
%
Dec
Feb
2
Jan
437a
32
common.
preferred
1
17%
16%
17%
5.000
17 %
100
Nov
26
8%
Jan
20%
11% Mar
25
19
16%
17'A
_•
Dec
Jan
Works
19
*
,
Lamp
20%
Sep
Sep
July
27%
Inc
80c convertible
Apr
*"f
u
20,500
2 % Mar
37a
Sep
Apr
Ulen
2%
Unexcelled
2%
Chemical
20,500
1%
Dec
27a
Union Gas
99 %
Apr
of
1027a
Feb
Union
38
Investment
4672 May
Union
Oil Co
90
97
July
200
25
Jan
8% July
Realization
9%
Corp
Co—
7
574
*
17
16%
——.—4
Apr
Union
13%
Nov
United
Aircraft
Nov
United
22 % Mar
42 %
Dec
United
Elastic
—
*
Corp warrants
3,200
9
1,100
6%
46%
8.100
Stock
400
25,400
2% Mar
57/8
Dec
2,400
18%
Nov
200
11% July
7% Dec
9%
NOV
75
x98% May
7
7
7
Oct
%
774
17
% July
1%
of California—
14%
14%
10%
74
5
Corp
preferred series A
Jan
13%
10
%
10c
Canada
Mar
14 %
10 %
41%
J%
18
100
$3.75
45%
1
70c
4% %
36
•
16
7%
*
Mining of Nevada
98%
2%
100
American dep
receipts for ord reg—£1
Rome Cable Corp common
5
Roosevelt Field Inc
5
Construction
3%
3%
Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec
4% pfd F,
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
common
Rolls Royce Ltd—
16
1
Toledo Edison
Jan
Jun
16% July
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Jun
54%
4,200
2%
Oct
23%
5
14%
25c
Stocks
Allied
July
20
18
7%
13%
deposit rets def registered—5s
Tonopah
1%
56
2%
29
17%
7%
14'A
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Royalty Corp
Jan
24%
56
4%
21
350
56
t
Inc
30% July
110
*
5
common
Inc—
Jan
1,200
1,200
•
Grande
7,000
25
:
5,300
1
13% Mar
30,500
x24
———1
Engineering-
Richmond Radiator
For
1%
26
6%
25
1
Inc
Rotary Electric
2%
26%
25
*
1
Reis
Rio
4%
6.25
Reda Pump Co
Regal Shoe Co_
Rice-Stix
xl7%
•
preferred
Raytheon
1
10
900
19%
Amer
5%
-
Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
37%
18%
Amer
17%
-
&
35%
19%
5
common
Markets
Roofing
Tobacco
Railway
36%
Nov
R
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Co
Corp
Corporation
Thorofare
•
i
w
&
Shovel
Thew
Thiokol
New
—•
——■*
common
common
Texas
Thor
Quaker Oats common^..
Co
Technicolor Inc
Yards of
Omaha!
Products
Corp
102 72 10374
—
—100
*
Jan
74
~6%
674
6%
8,500
2% Mar
7
A
common—50c
64
101% Aug
7a
372
64.400
Y« July
ft
Jan
36'A
35 %
36%
500
Dec
33%
Nov
'
31
Nov
Dec
Number 4979
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.
.
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.
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,
v:
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■
I,!';.■
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Week's
Milk
75c
Products
particpating
United
Co
deposit
rets
United
NJ
United
Sharing
preferred
10%
U
Air
U
S
Foil
S
and
..10
S
U
Co
class
5%
%
5%
4%
3% July
236
•
^Debenture
50
4%
A 7s
Aug
6%
Nov
with
Nov
1
Superpower
Midland
6,600
49%
Jan
300
38%
Nov
43
Jun
New England Power
14 %
14%
200
12
Jan
17
Jun
2 S
31%
1%
2
31
5%
July
1%
1.900
Jan
Apr
8,500
15% July
30%
Consolidated
14,000
2% July
4'/a
Feb
375
84
8%
8%
9%
9.000
4
Jan
9%
5%
5%
5%
1,800
1% Mar
4%
Nov
50c
2%
2
2%
3,200
1% Mar
2
Apr
.10
..
Insurance
Universal
Products
69
91
63 %
69
25%
Utah-Idaho
-10
Co
common
_
.
-10
31
...5
Sugar
26%
30
3%
at
4%
83
85
Year 11)50
No.
85
Low
High
79
66
$48%
JUar-Nov
Jan-July
1963
to
98
46
63
42%
56%
+15
44
44
3
April-Oct
mortgage 6%s
1953
73
73
1
60%
May-Wot)
3%s 1961
105
105
3
104 Ve
49
13
43%
53
104%
107%
103%
105%
-Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s
Dec
1
Oil.
A 1st
Jan
%
Mar
93
47'/a
48%
800
40
Feb
63%
24
July
28 %
mortgage
3%s
Dec
50
1st
31
3%
Jan
350
25 %
Jun
35%
2%
Feb
3%
1971
106
106
73
106%
52
101
——
98 %
$104% 105%
__
100
104%
106%
104 %
—
10b-
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
A
ex
6%s
105
$98
$104% 105%
Jan-July
A6%s
Apr
106 %
$104
April-Oct
1970
Piedmont
Nov
5,400
3%
3s
April-Oct
1968
Park Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
'
Universal
Range for
Sold
High
Dec
5%
89%
Extended
2% May
1;
32 %
4%
■■
40
—1
common.
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
Bonds
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
*
preferred with warrants.....
Radiator
5%
48%
41%
•
S
Jan-July
1963
40
1
Securities...
Range
Friday's
Valley RR—
6s
45
.10c
_
1952
1952
1940 coupon 1952—
A Italian
:;.fe lv',.; Mar
i*6 July
certificates
escrow
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
Oct
246
Jan
3,100
or
Bid & Asked
Interstate Power Co—
Oct
Sep
14%
1
Corp
B
International
Universal
10 %
x24
45
25
common
Conditioning
1st
S5
U
%
%
Sale Price
Low
41
Specialties
U
100
Last
Period
Exchange
High
17% Feb
\
'jL
25
•
Shoe Machinery common
S
—»■
New York Curb
1950
year
7% July
75
11%
"\V
6
Preferred
United
.
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Low
100
common
_
United
'
5
,
Canal—
&:
RR
10%
;
■
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED JANUARY If)
1)
Shares
High
registered-
ord
Profit
Low
•
Ltd—
Molasses
Amer
of Prices
_•
common
preferred
FOR
for Week
l.ast
Sale Price
Par
United
Sales
Ranee
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
CURB
YORK
RANGE
V. ■;
3V
(407)
Oct
Oct
1
1940
1947
1
April-Oct
1960
coupon
$48
—
61
$15
19b0__
coupon
55
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
•
50-year
6%
debentures
1998
Jan-July
163% 163%
4
160%
165
April-Oct
103 % 103 %
4
103%
105%
1981—May-Wot)
:
Mar-Sept
$103% 104%
1027/8
103'/8
163%
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5%s
series
1952
A
V
Safe
Valspar
Corp
1
common
convertible
S>4
1
preferred
7%
7%
7%
85
4,800
5
Feb
Sep
San
82
85
30
68
Feb
82
Dec
Southern
40
5
41
450
27
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
*
Venezuelan
1
9 %
9
20c
4%
4%
Petroleum
Venezuela
Syndicate
Manufacturing
Vogt
Inc
Harbor
Jan
41%
Dec
3% Mar
9 3/«
Dec
2 >2
Feb
47/8
Oct
Southern
900
11%
Dec
Jun
Southern Counties
137/«
13j/2
*
California
13.000
4%
16
series
3V«s
1st
and
1st
W
ref
Co..
M
7%
3%
600
voting trust ctfs ext..*
Wagner Baking
3%
7%
7'/a
1,200
preferred
Waitt
S2
Watch
Eaking
Wentworth
West
Inc
Co
t
v
c
2%
warrants
Utilities
$6
Maryland Ry 7%
Tablet
&
14%
1,400
9% Feb
13%
2%
16,800
% Feb
*
7
3,200
3% July
7% Dec
V
111
182
26
Nov
26
185
Aug
157
Jun
200
28
Coal
38
39
375
27
Apr
39
A
Inc
10
23
23
100
18%
Apr
22
1
24
24
17%
Feb
29%
Dec
16%
19%
2%s
Dec
Weyenberg
Shoe
Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
38 %
5
19 %
50
14% Jan
1,700
Inc
2nd
Feb-Aug
1970
106%
101%
103%
9
105 %
105%
106%
„
105
—
$96
98
86
May-Wow
1989—
5s coll trust
stamped
6%s with
Aug
1966
86
~5
76
90
36
3
31
58
35%
3
31
58
48
64%
April-Oct
Jan-July
34
'
.
34%
April-Oct
1946
89%
$48
Feb-Aug
1953
1940 coupon
1
101
Electric
A 7s
with
A 7s
ex
1
1
$102% 103%
May-Nov
Service
Dec
Dec
$15
1969
revenue
United
Nov
Westmoreland
250
5s
3%s
102'/a 102 %
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
% Mar
Westmoreland
26%
Jan-July
& Bros
105%
103%
1
104% 105
—
1971
& Electric
108
104
11
$104
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
Oct
24% Fen
80
*
20
com
(Calif)
105%
105
__
April-Ocf
109%
103
32
Apr
9% Aug
114% Jan
—
185
A7-4s
July
8
;
2,400
1970
104
104% 104%
U04
104%
(Hugo)
Apr
3
8
Gas
1973--—
3%s
tl03% 104 %
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Corp—
A7-4s 3rd stamped 1946
Stinnes (Hugo) industries—
Sep
2%
6%
pfd__10o
1st
Stationery
115
7%
.—1.25
preferred
Western
Western
Jan
1% Mar
Gas
3s
(A G)
Corp
Stinnes
3% July
9% Jan
4,500
2%
7
109
2
12
1
i
w
Jan
5% July
„
1 %
1%
30
Co
Manufacturing
Texas
"■
1
preferred
cum
fWaltham
Ward
100
Bond
&
1%
1965
3s
3s series B
mortgage
Spalding
•
Edison
California
Starrett
Aircraft
Corp 3s
1973
A
Southwestern Gas
Waco
Power
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952
10,700
9%
.
7%
Water
1947
104%
100%
Co—
1940
1956
coupon
$48%
June-Dec
63
v
$15
1956
coupon
50
__
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel—
A5s income
24 '/a Mar
debentures 1954
Mar-Sept
97
97
91%
97
98
Whitman
Wichita
(Wm)
River
Wickes
Williams
Willson
IRC)
&
Products
Wilson
5%
8c Co.
&
Lt
Industries
400
16
2
15
15
8
17%
16
_5s
receipts
16
36
105
3%
Ltd
$106%
105%
107%
June-Dec
$116% 117
116%
120
$100% 103%
101
105v
9
Western
6s
Newspaper
conv
f
s
1960
5s
Union—
debentures
1959
Feb-Awff
Nov
Nov
15 %
Nov
26
July
35%-sOct
104
Dec
107% May
15%
700
13
July
16%
Oct
18%
2,700
Feb
15%
Dec
1%
15,300
10%
3% Mar
4%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Week's Range
Friday
Feb
2%
1%
1%
Nov
2%
Nov
BONDS
Interest
r,asi
1%
Dec
2
Jan
New York Curb Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Iriday's
or
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A
Friday
New York Curb
Interest
Exchange
Period
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
23/4S
1
series
1970
June-Dec
1970
A
A5%S
debentures
106%
166
103'/a
10
11
113%
series
revenue
of
118
118%
18
104%
103 Vi
103%
55
91%
102%
Jan-July
Cities Service Co debenture 3s 1977
Registered
100'/8
100 % 100
144
99%
99%
101%
Delaware
Lack
&
Lackawanna
1st
100
—
Western
of
N J
mortgage
Elmira
Lt
4s series
&
E'rcole Marelli Elec
1993
A
RR
5s
May-Nov
1993
71
May
1956
69%
Mar-Sept
73%
50
52
58
__
59 %
35
36%
59
103%
22
99%
*
114
—
May-Wot)
May-Wow
$48
118%
61
57%
$15
--
—
5s
stamped
£6s
Mar-Sept
Power
&
Western
series A
3%s
1963
70
June-Dec
Rio
International
All
issues
£6Vis
(coupon on)
de
Jan-July
$54
11%
series
series
£7s
E
'Aug
74
104 %
24
e
44%
principal.
88%
40
.
1 1941 coupon)
1957—
coupon)
1955.:
70
70
74
55
77
3
55%
95
72
76
9
54
92
—
77
79
11
56
95%
75 %
76
6
53
'
1952
_
Stock and Bond
on
daily closing
averages
Averages
of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Stocks
30
Indus¬
trials
20
Rail¬
roads
15
Util¬
ities
Total
First
10
65
Indus¬
Stocks
trials
Second
Grade
Rails
10
Grade
Util¬
Rails
ities
40
1972
38
54
50
$52
50%
52
$48
April-Oct
June-Dec
—June-Dec
.June-Dec
June-Dec
1931-
37
50%
72
91
80
~6
83
,
to
2'/as
stamped
reduced
$37
-Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
2008
31%
31V.a
18%
27%
31
39
38
—
26%
26%
27%
325
34
Jan-July
1997
(Plan A)
34 %
5
Jan-July
2%
2%
1
June-Dec
__June-Dec
2%
to
$2%
2%
2012—
6%s
1919
1921
..
!
"1%
3%
1%
3%
par
transaction
n
transacted during current week.
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations
tive;
of deposit; "cons." consolidated; "cum." cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certincates.
used above—"cod." certificates
"conv." convertible;
"M," mortgage;
irriCh
tttA VPO r»
f
C*
Over-the-Counier Industrial Stock Average
(35 Stocks)
Jan.
15
Jan.
16
103.12
Jan.
17—
103.12
Jan.
18.
Jan.
19
245.02
82.40
Jan.
16
246.65
83.93
42.24
/92.01
101.75
103.17
98.60
103.95
Jan.
17
248.01
84.53
42.35
92.52
101.81
108.23
98.55
103.90
Jan.
18+
83.78
42.32
92.13
101.83
108.16
98.54
103.84
103.09
Jan.
19—.—
83.81
42.40
92.05
101.84
108.26
98.61
103.90
103.15
42.08
42.11
90.72
91.11
108.14
101.81
101.77
1
108.24
98.40
98.49
103.93
103.89
Closing
Date-
13
243.61
82.08
being traded flat.
Jan.
15
$52 ' '
Mat/-Nov
Mat/-Nov
1947
6s
/ $54%
.
23
46%
—
.June-Dec
June-Dec
_
Total
Bonds
Jan.
246.76
4//:
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
10
13
—Jill
39
14%
' l
$37
-J
Jan.
—
9%
6
50
;■
May-Wot)
Bonds
.10
Date—
89
V
33
22
1951
91%
._
—.Jan-July
the
l
6 %
22
2008
2%s
(ser A B C D E)
Government
ABonds
86
77
72
.Feb-Aug
1957
1952.
are
95
64
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend, h LXr
Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction for casn
(not included in year's range).
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Odd-lot
45
54
2
.June-Dec
(July 1941 coupon)
Below
listed
~7
74%
3
15
/
1955—
1941
£7$ series F
£.7s
50
■
6%
Jan-July
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being
redeemed
C
%s
33%
62
47
74
—
70
(Plan A)
reduced
Janeiro
"No
1958
55%
71%
102%
—
Power Sec—
A6%s 'Dec
A 7s
52
1
104 '/a
RR—
£Ex-coupon market
to
(Republic of)
Interest
:VV--:\'V
70
$103
—
si;
1958—Mar-Sept
.Mar-Sept
6%s stamped
(Plan A)
of Oct 1927)
stamped
Interest
Peru
A 5
1961
Mountain
78
May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Chile
Parana
Finland_.Residential Mtge Bank—
Guantanamo
71%
46%
—
70
stamped
(issue
ARussian
Green
7s
l%s to 2%s
1953
$54%
—
69%
Mfg Co—
1947 coupon
(Peru)
reduced
AMedellin
104
$112% 116
~
76
71%
$76
.June-Dec
1955
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
103
59%
Jan-July
High
76
—
'
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947_
A7s
£6Vis
Nov 1
101%
City
Interest
A
£6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
ex
5
Division—
mortgage 4s series B
Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
Water
100
:
1953
5s
Maranhao stamped
RR—
Alst
Eastern
Viz
High
■
ALima
1177/a
103 'A
5%s
External
111%
Jan-July
1947—1978
External
104%
98%
Low
NO.
(see
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
173
101
Chicago Transit Authority—
3%s
High
109%
161%
1
111
Mar-Sept
Low
106%
9
166
102% 103%
1948__.Jan-July
1954
Year 1050
No.
$76
April-Oct
Jan-July
1946
Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
Range for
Sold
106% 106%
166
June-Dec
ACenteral States Elec Corp 5s debs
Bonds
High
Quar-Feb
1998
Bogota
Range for
Year 1950
Sold
(Col)
7s Jan 1947
£20-year
Week's
Last
7s April
20-year
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
BONDS
■
Dec
5%
15
60
:
__
•
—
May
13%
Apr
Traction
Penn
Sep
1,000
37%
105 '
£1
Hargreaves
9%
12% July
12% May
50
Dec
June-Dec
22% Mar
Sep
4% May
9% Jan
18.200
37
4%
.
July
7%
100
7%
16'/a
105
Inc
deposit
preference
14%
5%
15%
100
pfd
Wooaley Petroleum common
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
American
14%'
g%
*
4%%
15
„
_25
common
Pwr
6%
4,300
1
w
Elec
Wisconsin
Wright
1,500
10%
.25
Winnipeg
Woodall
19%
8%
1
w
2% Jan
3,200
18%
10%
*
common
x
5
18%
5
Co
w
4%
10
Inc
Brothers
preferred
preferred
0%
1
Oil Corp
Corp
(The)
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
West
«
103.07
103.10
....
.
....
_
—....
-
....
■
Range for 1951
45.82
High.
46.51 Jan
19
45.81
Low
43.27 Jan
2
46.16
46.11
Range for
.
46.34
High
46.51
Low
....
J
1950
43.24 Dec 30
34.25 July 13
32
(408)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Transactions at the New York Stock
Railroad
Stocks
Week Ended Jan. 19,1951
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
—
-
-
-—-
Thursday
Friday
—
Total
Bonds
1,066,550
2,833,880
3.738,400
3,377,47 J
3,488.050
3,166,535
_
$1,674,000
4,788,500
5,200,000
6,270,000
5,845 000
5,220,000
18,170,885
—
Total
Government
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
United States
Bank
Bonds
Sales
Foreign
$328,000
$5*000
536,000
5,000
$1,030
6 692,000
6 241,000
402,500
5,701,500
$2,680,500
$1,000
$10,000
1951
Stocks—No.
shares
of
$3,000
661,335
162,000
115,000
14,000
291,030
762, t!5
92 000
23.000
2,000
117,000
714,265
78,000
18,000
1,000
673,910
37,000
156,000
3,000
196,000
719,730
114,000
24,000
9,000
147,000
3,327,375
$573,000
$357,000
$32,000
$962,000
Bank
International
Foreign
—
48,817,080
Week Ended Jan. 19
31,266,250
$1,000
.—
$28,000
10,000
2,680,500
_
2,478,000
21,211,800
6,506,900
Total
80,086,400
$31,768,000
$23,717,800
33,000
$77,900,100
1951
1950
1,594,615
11,186,220
6,070,466
$794,000
$1,279,000
$2,377,000
357.000
321,000
973,000
781,000
32,000
91,000
104,000
113,000
$962,000
$1,206,000
$2,356,000
$3,271,008
Bonds
7,304,800
71,382.200
29,076,500
Jan. 1 to Jan. 19
1950
3,827,375
$573,000
$5,000
10,000
-
Industrial
Railroad
97,000
1950
1951
1950
$1,000
$114,000
$31,768,000
Btocks—No. of shares
Government
Toffll
$21,000
1951
S.
Corporate
$90,000
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Bonds
U.
Foreign
Government
Jan. 1 to Jan. 19
8,613,220
18,170,885
—
Domestic
295,520
Total
Week Ended Jan. 19
Foreign
Shares)
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
5,742,000
396.000
Bonds [Par Value)
of
Week Ended Jan. 19, 1951
5 389,500
422,000
$29,076,500
Exchange
Stocks
(Number
$2 002,000
506,000
Monday, January 22, 1951
f,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Int'l
and Mitcel.
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of
.
Domestlo
Foreign
government
Porelgn corporate
$87,429,200
Total
~
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
Doston Stock
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
Low
100
& Tel
Tel
American
Woolen
Copper
154 %
•
Anaconda
50
100
1
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet G%
Ridge Corp
& Albany RR
Blue
pfd
——
Boston
Boston
&
1%
124%
43%
100
prior preferred
6%
class A
8%
21%
120
;15
4%
41
1st pfd
75
18%
72%
77
11%
14%
14%
100
14%
14
14
class D 1st pfd stamped
Boston & Providence
Calumet
__
21%
82
—10
NOV
Avco Mfg
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
—3
...
Eastern
6%
6%
preferred
5%
Eastern
July
34%
84%
Oct
-10
86%
83%
86%
62% July
64'A July
91%
Nov
29%
30 %
184
28%
34% Mar
First
National
General
68
" Dec
2
Dec
Curtiss-Wright
7%
Dec
Day
10
3% July
5% July
4% July
Power
Federated
9%
Dec
General
Dec
General
Motors
Feb
11%
Electric
General
Gillette
Feb
13%
Dec
Jan
85
66
International
Jun
Loew's
Boston
11%
Oct
Feb
5%
New
858
New
Racing
Assn
Butte Mining
Pacific
&
Twist
Feb
Studebaker
Feb
Union
Dec
U S.
Aug
31%
Nov
45
July
66%
190
30
8%
Sep
30
26%
Feb
48%
Nov
12%
Jan
28%
Aug
18%
282
8%
9%
780
7%
101
23%
39%
Dec
40% July
54
Oct
27%
216
16
11%
118
10%
July
25% Nov
13% Mar
25%
209
20 %
July
24% Mar
47
July
58%
15% July
22
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5,800
10c
30c
11%
11%
1,542
10% Julv
96
97%
440
236
Dec
91
Dec
65%
20
130
34% July
39% Aug
91%
98%
447
66
Jan
92
Dec
Jan
34%
Dec
36%
37%
32
46%
55%
56%
45%
45 %.
46
12.50
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36%
36%
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164
55
Dec
35%
33 %
Oct
42
July
July
43%
62
%
26%
90
v
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Dec
330
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25%
220
7%
Jan
17%
10,630
14%
Jun
22%
7
29 % Mar
47%
3% Mar
9%
Dec
New
9%
New York Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Mi jwest
8%
90c
9%
90c
7
915
29c
Jan
1%
Dec
500
78c
July
1 %
Jan
7%
344
16%
5%
Feb
7% May
16%
175
13% July
20%
21%
550
21%
50
20
35%
34%
35%
52
30 % Julv
37%
38
36
38
22%
62%
45
Curb Exchange
Stock
430
•
Feb
16%
Oct
35
64%
2,819
50 %
July
66%
Nov
48
1,024
40
July
49%
53%
58
360
37%
Jan
52
Oct
*
13 %
13%
60
11%
Jun
14%
Jan
35%
36%
1,046
29% July
36%
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Dec
60%
45
10
Jun
♦
25
common
—12.50
36%
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Detroit Stock
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Range
..
10
Street
Mich
Formica
Gibson
pfd.
.
17%
475
14
225
36%
323
12%
Apr
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—
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87
12
88
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29
50
49
50
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35
38%
20
23%
23%
10
77%
78%
1,438
14%
Dec
88
42%
Dec
60
Feb
23% July
11% Aug
16
Dec
90
94%
Oct
13%
15%
Jan
55% Mar
26%
Oct
18
Jun
71%
Dec
common
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_
see page
_
555
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Dec
20%
Jun
12
12
52
11%
Aug
20%
Jun
74
74
100
40
40
49%
9
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•
—
49%
70
__
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Cunningham
3%
Dec
17%
18%
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13%
Jan
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8%
Oct
_
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18 %
515
9
—1
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*
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25
—
11%
Cleveland
Navigation
;
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_
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Detroit Steel Corp
Economy
Jan
76
40
31% July
39
Mar
86
46% Mar
50
Dec
Sep
Baler
Frankenmuth
Ale
Fruehauf
Gar
Co
:*v
7%
300
6%
7%
750 7.
31%
31%
375
3%
242
7%
'
■'
Trailer
Industries
Goebel
Corp
Brewing
$
Chemical
Hastings Manufacturing Co
Higbie
Mfg
Preferred
common
_
1
Dec
21% July
1% July
5% July
21% Mar
2% Aug
Dec
8% May
24
2,%
8%
32
3%
May
Dec
Dec
Nov
Jun
750
2
Nov
680
20c
Nov
44c
Jan
313
20
Feb
4
3% Mar
„
49
;
32%
Nov
6%
2,365
July
6%
Dec
17%
1.380
11% Mar
16%
48%
49%
5,581
43%
Dec
54%
Oct
4%
■
414
512
Apr
4%
Dec
Sep
11%
Feb
6%
3
8%
8%
255
8%
3%
2%
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1,585
1%
2%
2%
2%
18.973
7
7%
275
6%
7%
862
3%
8%
8%
100
2
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29
Sep
17
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1
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2%
25c
29
6%
1
10
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Lakes Oil
B__.
%
25c
Jan
7%
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1
__
2
25c
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_
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Gerity-Michigan
3%.
2%
1
9%
25%
Apr
7
8,888
3%
Jun
fi%
2.800
22 %
Sep
35% Mar
Dec
6%
100
7%
24%
23% Mar
800
3%
July
Oct
28%
930
7
22%
1
General Motors
Great
11'A
26
7
3%
I
Brewing
Brewing
Wood
1,363
7%
~
Oct
32%
22%
1
Apr
83
63
18% Aug
1
—1
15%
265
5
_
12% July
300
616
—20
Iron
Jun
75%
9%
V
Oct
1%
22%
26
1
Jan
18%
32%
32%
9
Jan
13%
75%
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—
15
6%
20% May
Mar
77c
22%
■
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Stores.—
15
75%
*
common
—
2%
18
15
_
10
Drug
9
18
_
Continental Motors
Gemmer
Feb
_
_
Davidson Bros
Friars
12
_
Lou
240
Aug
1,219
92%
July
"
/
__
$
Play Card
14%
37%
92%
_
-
For footnotes
25%
Aug
6%
Power
Gray
13%
--
Range for Year 1950
■-
4%
1
Edison
13%
'
36 %
Consumers
Detroit
May
'
Michigan
Paper
Detroit
80
Jan
4% July
Consolidated
Dfi<*
Dec
26%
__
Dec
66%
J
of
2
Company
Burroughs Adding Machine
Chrysler Corp
&
40
;
Products
Budd
Detroit
989
*
Market
Bear
Mar
2,637
$
...
35
7%
Rapid
Preferred
27% Julv
Dec
36%
Lunkenheimer
Printing
451
47%
75%
tf
U 8
32%
July
6%
.
U S
20
Apr
20% May
32% July
32%
Dec
73%
new
Randall
Jan
4
6%
«
common
new
-15%
47%
__
P & G
25
41%
_
gtd
18%
17
——
Insulation
Mi
Apr
74%
Art
Kroger
Little
2%
—25
Hobart
Kahn
153
22% Aug
—50
Tel
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard——
Day &
4%
45%
32%
—10
Hioh
Jan
17
common -8%
Machine
Railway
18%
47%
*
Milling
Range for Year 1950
18%
*
.
Big
Low
130
;•
4%
.
"
Metal
Brown-McLaren Mfg
High
24%
Wnh
4%
17%
1
American
4%
__
Carey
Champion Paper
Bell
24
1
_
Brewing
Sub
Low
—20
Laundry
Shares
Low
Shares
"
for Week
of Prices
Par
•.'
Altes Brewing
Sales
Last
Par
Cine &
Exchange
DETROIT
Spd
5
York
Building
Nov
•
Ford
Apr
21%
16% July
17% Aug
23%
21 %
Sale Price
Cincinnati
Dec
Jun
Dec
878
Friday
Cincinnati
42%
36
Members
96
26%
——._—
Electric
Jan
29% July
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Dec
46%
—
&
25%
Oct
Dec
1%
24%
STOCKS
Gas
25%
Dec
Jan
102% May
j
_
Feb
Apr
May
13% Mar
1%
1%
Cincinnati Stock
Cincinnati
:
38%
Sale Price
Burger
Dec
11% Mar
9% May
Nov
20
19c
*
..
22%
110
45%
STOCKS
...
Jun
39%
Oct
50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Balcrank
15
53%
46%
System Inc
American
Jan
12%
31%
——
4%
64%
■
36%
45
»
(new)
3% July
Dec
49
•.
Westinghouse Electric
25%
158
Carbide
Steel
Dec
25%
*
16
94 %
Feb
46
26% Mar
120
5
%
Bearing
34%
37%
ZZ
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Jan
Roller
••
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^
70%
——1
Machinery
(Ohio)
215
Timken
21 'A
Dec
25
25
U 8 Rubber Co__
Waldorf
16%
80 % Mar
Jan
48'A
25%
inc
Drill
Shoe
Dec'
277
*
United Fruit Co
United
13%
60"% July
8% July
Nov
11%
28%
90
200
—50
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
Union
97%
25
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43%
290
::
—
Association
Webster
25
97%
•.
Quincy Mining Co
Folding Machine
Rexall Drug Co.—_——
Stone
(N
Standard Oil
Jun
151
26 V*
33
50
—
Reece
Shawmut
Oil
Standard
72
—2.50 ~i
Mills
Pennsylvania RR
38%
DC
14%
24%
10
(Ind)
10% July
32% July
11%
25
(Ky)
34%
100
—
•
Oil
Oil
69%
9%
•
Brands
Standard
Standard
21
•
45%
It
691
26%
■
■
Dec
11'/a Mar
31%
Oct
16
17%
11%
50% May
11%
■
Standard
■Z'Z
5
26%
19%
100
15'/'
Co
76
1,125
Jun
54%
39%
Dec
19c
20
.
Southern
Dec
Apr,
108
Dec
50%
Dec
53%.
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——
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79
47%
Jan
11%
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105
July
41%
43%
49
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Nov
34
~
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Nov
88%
Jun
102
5
Electric
40%
9%
14
34 %
63
25
■
1.40
:
—
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49%
22
175
4%
12%
Roebuck
Feb
—
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1
Cos
Sears,
Apr
165
'.-V,
5
50
Schenley Ind
Feb
10
80
29%
Jan
24%
Apr
Dec
51%
48%
■
,•41%
14%
12 %
34-*8
52%
32%
*
Apr
Dec
Jan
8%
49%
25%
♦
Oil
361
19
11
28V8 July
45
45%
32%
Raditf Corp
75'.'Jan
34
*
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9%
13%
__
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Pennsylvania RR
■Pepsi-Cola'. —i—
79%
75%
22
r
*
r-
—
New England Tel & Tel—
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
North
14
♦
-
Service
England
9%
77
Motor
Nov
53.32
2,240
64
Dec
Dec
51%
♦
33% Aug
64% July
10
27%
25
Corp
Oil
18%
205
52%
——0
Nash-Kelvinator
National
79%
65.65
24%
luo
common
Narragansett
77%
Dec
*
Edison
32
365
51%
——100 •v
Mergenthaler Linotype
1,030
65.65
•
preferred—
57
60
—1
Mathieson Chemical
>
21% "
36%
65
Jun::
15%
8
45 %•
1,041
50%
•
19%'
13%
11%
32%
Dec
48%
;
„*
Ohio
27%
common.;
Tel—.
&
National Cash Register
New York Central
52%
Theatre—
Maine Central RR
Tel
Dec
64%
Lone Star Cement Corp
50%
52%
Nov
1
Hathaway Bakeries
Copper
■
49%
8,%
54
61
11%
Z'Z'
5
90%
Nov
Kennecott
13
-
32
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$
—5
new
5% July
May
new
Dept Stores
64% July
——*
_——
Safety Razor Co
13%
■
7
%
12%
Dec
7
10
1
••
Electric
11%
54
Corp
•
Light
13%
54%
*•-
rrii
&
Dec
4%
10
Columbia Gas
"...
56
*
_
Feb
150
Stores
Capital
Service
390
36%
Dec
34%
25 Vs
502
39%
49
340
160
36%
78%
Oct
Dec
361
13%
•
Oct
8%
417
59
*
47%
14%
56%
13
100
Jan
6% July
36%
58%
Lines Inc
SS
26%
75%
13
Employers Group Assoc
25
Dec
35%
Jun
5
60
292
Dec
40%
73
10%
S
509
7%
13%
•
July
36
'ZZ
*
;
87%
58
48%
7%
30
75%
59
60 -v
45%
47
170
„25
100
100
47%
42
Dec
13%
161% May
-25
Ry—
preferred ,B
-TS
preferred pdjustment-l—
41%
Jan
Bethlehem Steel
Packard
series A—
41%
146%
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
10
Street
Mass
1st
High
43%
Jun
Ohio
new
50
362
32% July
9% Jan
Nov
51
Eastern Gas & Fuel AssociatesCommon
-50
9%
9%
10
j
154%
83%
5
Service
13%
•*':'Z
-13
Jan
50
82
13%
150% 154%
I*--—
_100
35
121%
Dec
3%
750
21%
100
Hecla
&
,/
100
RR
"Hi
46%
Nov
80c
400
16%
100
stamped
Low
46%
4%
32%
206
class B 1st pfd stamped
'
Armco Steel
City Products
68
class C
1st pfd
Range for Year 1950
High
Cities
324
11%
.
1%
11%
—1
Dec
124
Jan
37%
4,343
1%
Airlines
Dec
85
11%
46%
40'A
189
50%
;
46%
:•
Mar
107
4,972
18%
Low
American Telephone & Telegraph
Anaconda Mining
3% Aug
263
43%
8%
Cities
114
125
Stores
American
161% May
27% Mar
1%
10%
Feb
436
890
48%
class A 1st pfd stamped
.
-100
class B 1st Did unstamped —100
5%
High
Jan
44%
122% 124%
18%
100
■—,
100
unstamped—_100
stamped-
pfd
5%
146%
42%
4%
.100
preferred w i__
5%
Low
6,923
42%
120
_
New
Allied
41
25
issued
when
New
Shares
Stocks—
Range for Year 1950
RR—
Maine
for Week
of Prices
Par
Unlisted
High
150% 154%
42%
100
Edison
Boston
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
STOCKS-—
Sales
Last
Week's
Friday
Exchange
Sale Price
STOCKS
American
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 19
7%
41.
!
Jun
3
Oct
Oct
1
.
Julv
2%
Oct
6
Oct
6%
Sep
eO
6%
Oct
6% July
8%
Oct
)■
Number 4979
Volume 173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(409)
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Hoover
Ball
Hoskins
&
Low
.10
Bearing—..
19%
Houdaille-Hershey common...
1
Hudson
Motor
Hurd Lock
&
Mfg common
1
It
Screw
Motor
Products"
National
National
Pfeiffer
W)
Jan
Holly Development
13 %
150
614
500
3%
Feb
17%
477
13%
Feb
10% July
%
Dec
17%
Oct
6
Hotels
4%
7%
100
3%
Sep
4%
Jan
8%
1,450
4%
Jan
9%
Sep
Hupp
240
21%
Feb
31 %
Jun
Illinois
Corporation
Central
Products
600
3%
Nov
5%
Apr
Imperial Development Co Ltd -.1
950
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Independent Exploration Co
Feb
Intercoast
37%
314
38
2%
29
1,095
3%
29
36
4,600
;
1%
100
3%
3%
3%
500
414
4
4%
2,400
Dec
Petroleum
Jan
2%
2%
Dec
2%
40%
Aug
Dec
Iron
Corp
4%
314
8,773
30tf
3% July
2'/a Dec
3%
314
5
3%
3%
2,960
1% July
18% Dec
19'4
19%
1,000
Jade
Kaiser-Frazer
3%
Dec
Kansas Power & Light Co
24%
Jun
Oil
Kennecott
675
1 %
Nov
Jan
Kern
508
6% May
Sep
1
2%
2%
800
2
1%
10
Tool
Jan
11%
12%
1.949
11
14%
14%
14%
4,170
11%
9
1
1
Die
&
12
.1
4%
9
3% Mar
July
Libby
Corp
3%
4
2%
600
2%
Lockheed
14
Jun
Loew's
11%
Jun
Los
5%
8% Mar
700
4%
Petroleum
Feb
4
Dec
900
14
Jun
20 %
Nov
Mascot Oil
13%
874
10
Feb
13%
Jun
McKesson
7%
7%
542
7%
Oct
9%
Jun
Menasco
914
9%
100
4%
Jan
9
Dec
Merchants
2%
4.950
1
Apr
1%
Oct
Middle
35%
100
24% July
36%
Oct
Monogram
2%
1
2
35%
18%
19%
900
13 %
Jan
a38%
a39
445
25% Mar
36%
Dec
a54% a55%
218
38 % Mar
54 %
2,791
9% July
Aug
Apr
(Un)
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7.50
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•
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15%
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10c
1,000
8c
8%
7%
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2,330
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8.75
a.16%
al6% al6%
•
(Un)
a78
a77%"a79%
65%
(Un)
1
(Un)
Angeles Stock Exchange
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Mining Co
(Un)
j
common—•
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
•
Allied Chemical & Dye
Airlines
American
Radiator
new
Tel
American
Viscose
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
Steel
Armco
Armour
Co
710
151% 153%
2,319
54% May
146% Jan
a60 % a61%
14
:—
43
(Un). —30
48%
48%
11%
11%
al57% al61%
a61% a66%
Oil
Packing Corp common
Ry
37%
Jan
54%
Jun
5%
Jan
9%
Ajjr
Mar
15%
Aug
Dec
4%
Dec
19%
Dec
7%
2.617
9%
Jun
1
3%
3%
4
2,000
3%
Dec
20
20
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1,909
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75%
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23%
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Signal Oil
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Signal Petroleum Co of Calif
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33
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225
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11
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3
page 41,
100
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117
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260
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5
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1
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5
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145
2,629
133
21%
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Canadian
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104%
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220
1,035
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47
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8
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28
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875
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930
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.
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16% May
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42
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3%
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11 % July
160
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14 V8
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565
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Topeka & Santa Fe Ry (Un)_. .100
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16
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10
Alleghany Corporation
Amer
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1-.;
;
164
12% May
34%
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Nash-Kelvinator
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16%
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Mt Diablo
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Dec
Jan
Corp
Company
&
Montana
Friday
Dec
7%c
2.10
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)
Alaska Juneau Gold
'
3,125
Motorola
Admiral
May
2,000
2.60
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Magnavox
22%
Young Spring & Wire-i
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2c
2c
58
Dec
Feb
1
Wayne Screw Products
Jan
2.45
Angels Biltmore Hotel Co.
4
.
35%
2.60
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Aircraft
Inc
13%
13%
1
Investment
Apr
26
a62% a64%
...10c
Company
McNeil & Libby
21%
5
United Specialities
Dec
4 Va
Nov
County Land Co
13%i Apr
Dec
100
4%
1
Axle
Udylite Corporation
Oct
18%
Jan
8%
Lane-Wells
Timken-Deiroit
17%
Jan
2%
8,310
Corp
Copper
1%
common
Juiy
9%
10
Company
8%
B
1.-^a
432
4
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Jan
Jun
1%
class
Dec
1
4%
7%
Tube
56 %
517/a
310
180
21
2c '
Nov
Dec,
Dec
,
171/4
—
2.90
745
4
—
Sep
Feb
;
20%
21.
•
3%
5
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66 %
14%
*
414
*
common
59%
160 Vb
11%
Paper Co (Un)
Int'l Til & Tel Corp (Un)
2
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
1.55
High
Mar
11% Mar
10
(Un)
3% May
Apr
1,350
101
11%
International
Interlake
2.10
17 %
—
25c
,
International Nickel of Can
3%
Aug
1,852
33%c
Corp
Aug
29
>
42
/ 803
2.05
66Va
r
Low
208
151/4
__
100
1%
1
Sheller
Union
(Un)_.
5
Co
&
Scotten-Dillon
Superior
Co
Range for Year 1950
High
191
1
RR
Shares
151/3
__
1
1%
*
Manufacturing
Standard
Co
26%
4%
37%
208
5
Oil Corp new common
•
Hudson Motor Car Company.
12.50
Hunt Foods Inc.—,
.,—..,6.66%
Lincoln
Soss
Corp
Honolulu
Paper_
Raisin
Rudy
14
1
Metal
(H
Hucon
2
Brewing
Rickel
River
Oct
26
10
Chemical
Peninsular
15%
j1
"
Car
Motor
Jan
Low
California class A_*
4%
1
--
Welding
Stamping
Packard
Park
Products
Elec
12
814
„
10
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Masco
390
Co of
1
*
iS
15%
Hancock Oil
1
-
Drug
Kresge Co
Aug
for Week
of Prices
Par
19%
Sales
Range
Last
High
Apr
6
Week's
"■ ■Sale Price
;
12%
414
5
Kaiser-Frazer
Kinsel
Low
7",
163
16%
King-Seeley
Kingston Products
High
13%
1214
Car
STOCKS
Range for Year 1950
19%
614
Friday
■,'
15%
*
Howell Electric Motors
•-T
■v'-1
19%
common—2%~
Manufacturing
1!)
for Week
Sale Price
Friday
36
34%
36%
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36
36
1,183
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:
-
•
50
10%
Jan
201
85
Feb
104%
Dec
233
26%
Jan
37%
Dec
33
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(410)
.
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1951
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
KANGE FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
19
'■
for Week
Last
Sale Price
ENDED JANUARY
■!>:; V':1'
Week'i
Friday.
STOCKS
WEEK
Friday*
Range for Year 1950
Low
High
\'I"
High
V
-
,
'V".
''
,
_
Lines
Air
United Corporation (Del)
United Gas Corporation
United
Steel
8tatC3
Universal
Consolidated
Pictures
4%
20%
295
18%
20%
18%
57%
57%
45%
45%
OH
Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
4
a27%
Lines Inc
1
Woolworth
(P
%enith
Radio
General
Feb
General
Motors
810
38%
Jac
52
Oct
General
Public
3,218
Jan
42%
Dec
Gibson
Feb
63
Dec
Gillette Safety Razor Co new
Glid^en Co (Un)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co_.
•
*
31
Gossard
•
11%
1
3%
100
10 %
Dec
10%
Dec
11%
Dec
16%
Jan
1
70
7%
Jun
13%
35
21%
Jan
41%
Sep
Graham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores
35%
541
36
Jun
Great
Great
29% July
1,439
12
11%
5% Mar
Dec
Co
(W H)
(Un)
•
50
85
15
15
400
11
11%
12
1,800
127
127
$25,000
100% Mar
106%
May
Brick
Independent
Indiana
Inland
MADISON
LaCROSSE
Friday
Products
STOCKS
Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Range for Year 1950
Low
High
Power
&
City
Power
High
Koppers
Dec
54%
Jan
19%
Jan
27%
Dec
17 ya
Jan
39
Apr
Laclede-Christy Co
Sep
Laclede
La
1
25%
25%
26%
950
5
7%
7%
7%
350
5% Julv
7%
5
8%
8
8%
750
6%
Jun
8% Nov
2,200
8Vb
Dec
12%
Apr
Leath & Co common
2% July
26% Jan
9% Jan
5%
Dec
Invest
Rad
Anaconda
Armco
Steel
Armour
&
$1.20
Co
Co
(Un)
&
Santa
Fe
& Sons
&
Corp
(Un)
700
1
39
39%
250
%
Jan
9 Vb
Jan
18%
19%
400
11%
Jan
56%
58%
608
35 %
Jan
53%
1%
1%
1,100
5%
6%
9,700
54%
56%
900
Corn
16
66%
52
52%
300
Oct
42% July
10 Vb July
57
80
14
36% Mar
58
21
21%
150
16
20%
18%
16%
18%
19
18%
19
12%
14%
1.800
22%
2%
Jun
3%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,100
3
Oct
5
14%
2%
36
1,705
2%
500
19
16
700
35 V8
36%
13%
14%
64
64%
24%
29
54%
55
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l
—
93%
115
75%
—
23%
88
1
5
(Un)
*
25
(Un)
.
1
»
50
—
30
13%
28%
93%
115
95
700
61
110
115%
72%
38
114
1,910
63
86%
Co
(Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
47%
30 %
13%
2,630
11%
11%
2,500
see
page 41.
22%
Raytheon
Rtchman
St
Mfg
(Un).,
common—
41
V
6%
44
61%
Dec
200
Feb
41 %
Dec
23%
Jan
33%
28
Apr
35 %
Dec
250
'3
29%
645
275
31%
35% Aug
60
Jun
1.000
7
5%
Sep
15%
Jan
36 % May
7%
20
Dec
Jun
18%
20
10
10%
350
8% July
11%
Feb
18%
19
200
15% July
20%
Apr
7
Jan
18%
__
'
6
4%
Oct
^
1,650
12%
150
11
Nov
14%
17
—
6%
12%
6
10
1
17%
450
16%
Dec
19%
28%
Jun
40
Sep
3%
Nov
25%
25%
26
300
37%
37%
38%
300
21% July
28% Jan
70
2% Mar
2%
3
3
68%
64%
68%
45
42%
45%
7%
8
1,252
655
,
1,000
49% July
-38%
Dec
6% July
16% July
Sep
Apr
Apr
66%
Oct
56%
Oct
11% May
19%
19%
20%
1,990
14 %
13%
14%
150
9%
Jan
15%
Jun
33%
35 %
300
24%
Jan
35
Nov
24%
24
26%
11,200
11%
Jan
21%
Dec
Dec
—
.
,
825
22
May
17%
18
12% Mar
18%
17%
17
17%
1,250
16%
19
18%
18
18%
2,590
16
10%
10 %
10%
5.800
30
29%
30
1,700
25%
Jan
33%
Apr
14%
1%
32%
14
14%
2,400
low.
Jan
18%
Apr
1%
1%
900
1%
Dec
Apr
32%
32%
2,690
28%
Dec
6%
35%
48%
47%
48%
1,389
26% Mar
46%
Dec
8,200
3% July
7% July
4%
Jan
4%
5
5
Q'
9%
Sep
July
Dec
Aug
21% Mar
13
Mar
Feb
12
1,910
12%
Dec
21%
21%
1,500
17%
Feb
22
Oct
24
24
50
19%
Jun
600
5%
Apr
24% Aug
9 % Dec
11%
9%
9%
9%
23%
24%
4,120
25%
24%
26%
6,200
116% 119%
320
10%
12%
16,500
10%
12%
10%
15%
Apr
14%
Jun
107% July
7% July
6%
Jan
23
22%
Dec
Dec
139% May
12
10%
Mar
10%
150
13%
14
260
7% Mar
13 %
Dec
10
27%
27%
90
23% July
27%
Nov
28%
29 %
1,466
30
Apr
49%
875
24% July
26% Feb
48%
Nov
•
•
—
:
47%
Nov
100
103%
Jan
137
Nov
34%
34%
728
32%
Dec
35
Nov
17%
18%
5,800
12%
Jan
23%
Apr
8%
Nov
134% 135
17%
4
1
1
4%
(Un)
Bros
Raisin
Louis
5
Co
4%
4
50
4
%
400
Car
35%
Jun
St
Louis
National
32 %
Dec-
6t
Louis
Public
7%
9% Dec
3Q ' *Jan
Jan
12 %
Dec
200
7%
.
Jan
'
8% Mav
5% Mar
11%
Oct
26% July
3% Jan
36%
Feb
5%
Dec
54%
Jan
83%
Dec
JO
Dec
16% Nov
61
Jan
40% July
78% Mar
Dec
21%
Sep
85 V4
Jun
52% Nov
116
Dec
20%
23%
15%
Nov
19%
Dec
15%
15%
130
13
Dec
22
Jan
9%
9%
1,200
5
Apr
9%
Oct
Stockyards
Service
Schwitzer-Cummins
Roebuck
A
Serrick
-
Oil
South
Bend
43
44
40
40
Jan
*
7%
7%
36
36
1.40
39
38%
40%
6,200
950
1,639
14
14%
300
52%
53 %
1,083
14%
450
4%
Jan
8
Sep
30
Dec
48
7%
26% Mar
37
28%
39%
Aug
9% July
40
July
Aug
Oct
Nov
Dec
14
Oct
55
Nov
fs
57%
300
10% July
41% July
31 %
28%
31%
7,200
23% July
31 % May
18
35%
17%
18%'
12%
23%
1
55
1
Lathe Works
6%
27%
Indiana Gas & Elec
Pacific
5
—•
Co
2
Corp
1
36
3,700
6%
1,550
26%
27%
4,600
6
22
Jan
Jan
4% May
16
Feb
15%
Jan
25
28%
350
11%
11%
5,600
21%
20%
21%
400
10% July
18% Dec
67 y.
68%
660
50%
12%
12
12%
3,000
8% Mar
1,100
1%
*
:
34%
800
11%
5
:
Dredging
7%
36
15
(Un)
Southern
Standard
May
*
Corp
Co
Inc
23
•
Southern
Spiegel
50
6% July
*
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Southern
32%
15
Slgnode Steel Strapping
Sinclair
32%
•
Corp
Socqny Vacuum Oil
Jun
700
1
Co
^_Shell Oil Co
Prod
40
500
8%
•
Corp class B common
Shellmar
July
43%
*
com
Co
&
5
—10
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries
Sears
4,100
7%
43
•
Co
Co—
Dec
8
—5
Co
Paper
Dec
3,700
41
250
River
22% Julv
—
40
Apr
26% Dec
v*
942
—
35
39%
23%
Oct
28%
1
34%
39%
Oct
300
7% May
46% Jan
28%
jq
65 %
Jun
9%
7
5% Julv.
13
64%
Nov
7% July
18% July
7%
-
28%
657
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Four-Wheel Drive Auto.
America
of
30 Vs
1,129
65%
—————*
349
47%
19%
——_—
1,100
87%
17
Nov
Nov
2%
3,400
125
Jan
2,400
19
*
7%
14
400
9%
31%
16
20
15%
>
July
Jan
9
9
6
10%
Rexall Drug
11%
46%
14%
15
12% July
200
Jan
14% May
33% Mar
11 Ya July
35
83%
4,325
7%
Dec
33
125
300
7%
16
Oct
4% Nov
14%
36
—
17%
34%
Jun
13
Jan
85%
7%
16
—
July
July
47% Nov
9%
•
17%
7%
;,
1%
5
Jan
25%
•
200
Dec
Dec
Dec
10% July
33%
10
1,550
5%
6%
23%
3,700
(The)
4%
5%
19
200
34%
500
25
4%
20%
1,147
May
May
1,111
95
4%
5%
Apr
Dec
1,500
4
16%
4
11%
11%
34%
31/64
6,300
45 %
—
%
750
7%
37
37
—
,
16%
Dec
15%
15%
6 ?
44
25
16%
1,200
15
7%
Oct
Dec
11%
19
31/64
22%
21%
15
25%
15%
Jan
class A.lOc
10%
Dec
44%
12% Mar
-1,500
18% Mar
7% July
13% May
•
17
330
1434 July
500
50c
1
1,000
22%
1,113
U
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Dec
1,125
4%
(Un)
Apr
37% Mar
Jan
6,443
—__IIII__
For footnotes
Corp common
20%
12
2,170
16%
10%
•
Theatres
38% July
29% July
81%
Railroad
(Un>__
RKO
450
33
common
Oct
32%
5
Indiana
Corp
452
11%
Colorado
Pictures
30%
4%
of
RKO
32
,31%
25%
16%
1
Co
Co
Dec
87%
658
•
10
1
—
Car
New common
Corp
Jan
16
10 %
100
25%
30
82
Co
46%
16%
33%c
Apr
Jan
31%
4%
Steel
Service
Oil
& Coke
Radio
73%
80
Pure
23%
56%
9% July
1
25
Nov
400
15
(Un)_
Apr
19%
12
Co
Potter
119
350
A—IIIII
class
Co
100
28%
5
23% Mar
5
91%
11%
10
Doehler-Jarvls
July
50
(Un)
(The)
Public Service of
46%
7%
18
11%
Co
Dec
88
7%
•1,450
22%
53%
23%
—
21%
preferred
Light
Peoples Gas
Pepsi-Cola
52%
24
11%
Apr
30% Mar
1
common
Public
18%
5
July
.——*
Quaker Oats Co
34%
1
Nav (Un)
23
(Un)_2%
Co—
Pressed
24
—
1,245
*
Airways
(Un)
Pictures
Apr
84% Oct
32%
25
38% July
3,700
27%
42%
8
(Un)
American World
Dec
45%
28 %
Car
Apr
Apr
—
18%
270
16%
27%
—
Pennsylvania RR
Dec
87
13%
Motor
14
4,100
43%
15%
27%
Nov
—*
65% July
271
24%
Nov
15
Jan
23%
42%
*
Co—————
67
Jan
75%
83%
450
-1
(Un)
23%
Nov
7% Jan
38% July
89 % Dec
170
55
—*
warrants
Feabody Coal Co
5% conv prior
Dec
35
10% July
150
3,500
53%
Nov
14% Aug
52% Dec
10
(Minn)
Patterson-Sargent
Jan
18%
Oil
Pan
Mar
23
July
1
(Un)
Rights
25
20
of America
Du Mont Lab Inc (Allen
B)
du Pont (E I) de Nemours
July
*
±
2%
11% July
1,565
54%
—1
_
—
Edison
Paramount
16% Mar
1% July
500
27%
Ry__*
12 Vb July
23
64
—
—
Corp
Finance Corp
14%
*
Preferred
Cleveland
2%
22%
15%
»
Power
13%
y
25% July
11% Dec
-10
(Un)
Corp
Power
purchase
Packard
Deo
4,000
22%
200
*
Bancornoration
Ohio
Nov
5%
*
Aircraft
Curtiss-Wright Corp
15%
(Un)
Co
Ohio
Oct
300
1.300
10
Co.
States
Mfg
Stock
Jun
23%
23
*
Inc
Oak
Nov
14% Mar
4,825
18%
20 Vb
4%
1
common
Motors
13% July
16% Jun
8% July
400
American
Northern
32%
40%
35%
14%
—2
Co
Aviation
American
Northwest
Oct
4%
25
Commonwealth Edison
Vultee
4,270
Aug
Feb
23%
100
Co
North
Dec
14%
*
Cooker
York Central RR
North
Nov
-14%
Jan
Oct
56%
40%
34
50c
—5
(Un)
Corp
Standard
North American Car
Oct
120
—
32%
10
33% Mar
40
3
Inc
Pressure
New
Oct
Jan
14%
*
common.—
Company
National
Sep
16%
Co
National
73 % May
Feb
12%
10
System
Corp
11%
12% July
55%
635
53 %v
1
Cleveland Elec Ilium Co
Clinton Foods Inc
Kodak
Dec
21%
4%
25
Co
Nash-Kelvinator
Dec
12%
*
preferred
Chemical
9
15 %
53%
1
common
Cliffs Iron common
Corp
3,400
15%
65
52%
25
Co
1,200
Jun
Jan
1,450
40%
_1
-
Montgomery Ward & Co
Feb
5
Co
(The)
11%
11%
Chemical
Muter
Dec
.50c
Corp
Monroe
1% Mar
6%
49%
Jan
1
preferred
Gas
16
300
10%
11
14%
% July
3% July
30%
25
Biscuit
preferred
Coleman
14%
65%
_12.50
Products (Un)
Columbia
6
56%
Mfg
Motorola
14
1.000
.
*
Modine
Dec
18%
18%
35
•
Missouri Portland Cement
43
Dec
Jan
—1
.
Apr
61
37%
————*
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co—
Dec
15% May
Jan
685
4
Miller & Hart vtc common.—
Aug
22% Oct
*
(Un)
Secur
Paper
33
3
May
5%
15
Chrysler Corp
Erie
Oct
3
*
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
Convertible preferred
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac Ry
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago Towel Co common
Eastman
Dec
7%
8%
2.50
111
&
149%
1
Central
Continental
Feb
2%
10
^
—
& South West
Container
July
4% July
11,950
Co__„
Products
TJtilities Inc
South
Nov
60%
Nov
24
103%
7%
5
;
Central
Consumers
28
110
248
Middle
8%
34%
59%
*
Mickelberry's Food
-
Oct
600
60
*
Meyer Blanke Co
Apr
Oct
3
•
Brewing Corp
Consumers
Dec
1%
8
1
—
Inc
Pacific
Consolidated
11%
Jan
32
515
27% July
——*
Inc—.——
Brick
27%
950
5
Carr-Consolidated
Cleveland
30
Metropolitan
Jun
1
8%
10
Service
200
895
157% 161%
Oct
Mar
421
•
(Ky)
Cement
20% July
3,300
1%
8
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j
Co
Bros
Convertible
11%
30%
47%
'
Jan
lp
(Un)
Co
Convertible
27%
7%
21
11%
1
class B
(Arthur G)
Portland
Apr
Nov
29%
7
Marshall Field & Co—
Medusa
5
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Certain-teed
11%
29%
29%
__
*
Co
Centlivre
808
Louisville Gas & Elec
10
Co
L)
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'
Bigelow
Shoe
(E
Canadian
Eddy
48
"
8
3
(Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Dow
47
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Nov
Dec
Jan
-4%
29%
10%
—-•
.
May
McKge
43
Jan
July
29%
——10
_
40%
27% Mar
3
(George
Borg-Warner Corp
Domestic
•
1%
100
Co
Steel
JBorg
4%%
1,300
4
Corp
W)
Corp
Detroit
►
42 Vb
•
(Un)
Fisheries
Crane
„
'.
41%
18%
——4
Co__
16 %
161% May
10%
65%
1%
Dec
Nov
Dec
22<
__
5
—
20%
Dec
146 %
10%
75
5
(Un)——
Dec
10
28%
25%
McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
Lindsay Lt & Chem common
38% May
11% July
Jan
1,700
6,400
■
11%
Manufacturing
Cities
„
17%
300
S
150% 154 %
■/,;
30%
Bethlehem
Butler
%
5
common
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Eerghoff Brewing Corp
Budd
13%
10
foendix Aviation
Brown
18%
13%
50
convertible preferred
Brown
18
13
fclelden Mfg Co
Bruce
3,700
154
(Un)
JBastian-Blessing
Brach
14%
100
Corp
Automatic Washer
Avco Mfg Corp
Booth
13%
(Un)—•
Products
Binks
14
Oil
Topeka
Athey
San
Co
Mining
(111)
750
Manufacturing Co
1
& Refining Co common—1
Asbestos
Ashland
Atch
Copper
39%
#
Stand
Tel
39
1
Co (111)
&
&
39%
Co
Sessions
&
100
60%
10
Libby
2,300
Gas
1.800
24
9%
75
University
Corp ;
Advanced Alum Castings
Lamson
4%
*
33 %c
Extension
Salle
Aetna
••-'■
10%
10
Kronp Forge Co
1
39
4
24
28%
Corp——*
;
40
1,500
4%
36% July
•
—
Inc
Co
484
28%
10 Vb
535
38%
4%
—
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
•
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply com—*
Knapp Monarch Co
1
'
44%
4%
39
*
(Un)
;
__
27%
9%
30
7.50
Power ic Light
& Light (Un)__
Co
43%
:
28%
Jan
6% Mar
9
Elec (Un)
Steel
28%
9 vb
Jan
21 %
850
*
Light (Un)
Laughlin
43%
/ 4%
22%
750
10%
*
Tel
&
5
»
150
27
10
—15
—
(Un)
&
10
1
31
26%
10
*
Co
Shoe
Tel
Gas
Kansas
Shares
30
26%
.—1
Co—...
Paper
Kansas
for Week
of Prices
Par
30%
9
Co
Harvester
Illinois
Drug
25% May
—*
International
Sales
Jan
-
Pneumatic Tool
International
Katz
Week's
Jun
11%
100
Steel
&
12%
300
—_10
International Packers. Ltd
EAU CLAIRE
11,300
19%
50
RR
Interlake Steamship
SECURITIES
Feb
8%
21% July
6% Dec
31%
8%
19%
1
Indianapolis Power <fe Light—
Chicago Board of Trade
650
8%
19%
.10
Co
Steel
24%
1
25
Bartlett
Corporation
Central
Dec
Dec
3
Corp_
Illinois
Apr
13%
11%
,.1
Corp—
Brewing Co
Huttig Sash & Door common—
Hydraulic Press Brick $6 pfd
CHICAGO 3, ILL.
90
Feb
—10
.
Instrument Co
Spencer
Jan
Apr
9% Julv
13%
1
Hallicrafters Co
(G)
Dec
Oct
90
Werner
26 %
31% May
65% Dec
Oct
•
23%
Dec
17
3
2
Oct
10%
Nov
100
Hammond
Jun
18% Feb
3
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Griesedieck Western Brewery
,
8
54%
13
Dec
127
50% Mar
Jun
48%
preferred
-
Nov
Aug
Dec
non-cum
Aug;,
16
1%
48%
Midwest Stock Exchange
Tel
90
1,500
Oct
2%
»
638
Jones
American
16%
55
10% July
14% Aug
54%
Iowa
American
15%
700
54
1'/''
Iowa
American
16%
•
3,750
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
International
(Un)
950
3%
12
Feb
International
American Airlines
2%
11%
24%
Apr
Dec
22% July
441/* Jan
Apr
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED
1
12
340
17c
Midwest Stock Exchange
_
11%
775
1,280
49%
Members:
Laboratories
72%
Dec
Telephone Central 6-0780
Alleghany Corp (Un)
31
68%
Jan
Illinois
Allied
27%
29%
2%e
SALLE ST.
Ball & Roller Bearing
Affiliated Gas Equipment
24%
7%
43%
DAYTON & GERNON
Admiral
1,800
267
Hupp
—
10
24,000
Hibbard
Laboratories
9%
14% July
lie
Harnischfeger
Acme Steel Co
365
8c
Heilt-man
Abbott
17%
Lakes Towing—
11%
19% July
Dec
19% July
Hein
MINNEAPOLIS
Dec
a44% a44%
lie
—I960
105 SO. LA
Dec
43%
9%
•
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Jan
5%
4,700
17%
49
5
Refrigerator Co
41%
200
49%
6
5
Utilities
1,135
•
3%
deb
conv
—.
6%
48%
common—1
13
,
Pac
Corp
Corp
a44%
Bends—
/Southern
Finance
12
11%
10c
(Un)
Corp
2,278
Jan
21%
•
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(Un)———10
Co
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52%
23
15% July
;
(Un)
Co
a26% a27%
Elec Corp
F.enda Gold Mining Co
51%
July
17% Mar
•588
(Un)
12.50
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
1
Westlnghouse
(Un)_
Co
55
934
1,455
35%
Tel
14%
1,700
10%
*
Union
14'/s
General
12%
13
Western Air
Western
14%
1% July
13% July
General
Electric
High
45% July
3,100
Oct
25%
40%
12%
5
215
2%
Jun
Candy Corp
Low
56%
2%
4%
3%
16
Range for Year 1950
High
2%
19%
63%
,——1
1
Shares
56%
Jan
805
12
68
10
Co
(Un)
Inc
General Box Corporation
Dec
24
Jun
10%
•
(Un)—
Pictures
Bros
14
Low
5
68
18%
10
(Un)
for Week
46%
20 %
S
Warner
West
4
20%
Corp
Universal
923
4'/3
(Unt_l
26%
—
United States Rubber Co
United
com
(Urn
interest
of
1
10
24%
26%
(Un)
(Un)
Theatres
Param't
Ctfs
—10
(Un)
Inc
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
General Amer Transportation
United
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
2%
2%
Jun
Dec
14 %
55%
34%
Oct
Oct
Oct
Dec
6%
Dec
25%
Nov
23
July
13% Mar
23% May
67%
13%
Dec
3%
Jan
Dec
Volume 173
Number 4979
.
.
(411)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
^
^
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 19
RANGE FOR
Week's
Last
Sale Price
:,v' >•/
;
Standard
Gas
Standard
Oil of
Standard
Electric-
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
of
Oil Co
(N
J)
High
65%
37%
38
190
10%
Dec
Jan
60'A
Dec
42%
1,549
k;
July
6
200
34
Jan
25%
Jan
97%
91%
99
10
36%
36%
37 ¥2
1,200
1,220
1
Steel Spring
(Un)
Sterling Aluminum Products
Stewart-Warner Corp
23%
22%
23%
770
18% July
15 ¥2
15%
200
11
5
5
Corp
17%
18 ¥4
10¥s
3,300
7 ¥2
Admiral
Oct
Air
16%
Oct
Alaska
Apr
Alieghany
26%
Gold
American
Chemical
19 ¥2
19%
31 ¥4
30%
32
43%
43 ¥a
43 ¥4
5
17%
17%
17%
1,400
Jan
17%
Dec
American Factors
1
18 ¥4
17 V2
18 ¥2
5,900
10%
Jan
17%
Dec
American
25
Sundstrand
Machine
Oil
Tool
(Un)
Swift & Co
38%
38%
39 ¥a
1,097
33%
Jun
40 %
Oct
Dec
Dec
■
,.
19%
Nov
2,500
25 Ya July
36 %
Oct
269
39 % JulV
69% Mar
Jan
16
150
9
Airlines
American &
American
Mining
(Un)
& Dye
Corp
9%
'
Co
(The)
Thompson
Products
new
86%
39%
5
14
5
Trane
Co
2
Trans
World
Airlines
Radio
Truax-Traer
208
So
Union
La
Inc
Coal
Carbide
&
Corp
Inc
(Un)
Foreign Power
Ltd
&
Certificates
Steel
Corp
Dorn
Iron
White
26
15%
Jun
3%
Dec
5%
17
210
14%
Nov
17 %
48
Jun
51%
Sep
55%
56%
1,952
41
263/4
23%
26%
1,860
13%
4¥i
(Un)
-
45%
Electric
Jun
25%
Jan
'
.6% Mar
100
11%
350
12%
.
Dec
29 ¥« July
36%
2,200
28%
355
15%
Jan
450
13
Aug
16
16
♦
common
16%
4,900
12
27%
1
Wieboldt Stores Inc
25
46%
35%
36%
12 ¥»
Corp
18%
12
5
Motor. Co
Jan
15% July
746
12
1
*
(Un)
3%
2,500
19
45%
19
•
—
4%
4%
18 %
18%
1
5% Mar
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
1
11%
11
12
1,050
Wisconsin
•
13%
13 y«
13%
2,750
15 ^
15
300
13
July
13%
13
13%
400
10
Apr
Woodall
Bankshares
Industries
Yates-American
Inc
2
Machine
Co
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—;
55%
52
5
11%
•
Jan
v
45% NOV
1,011
&
Week's
Co
(111)
Co
Corp
Baltimore &
Beech
Ohio
Aircraft
Bendix
RR
Bethlehem
/
American
Tel
•
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& Tel
100
Corporation
Arundel
Atlantic
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Baltimore
5ft
Securities
&
16
15%
17
67
16%
68
18%
—
18
13%
Borden
Co
Broadway
Budd
(Un)
5
15
(Un);
21%
43%
67
49%
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Deposit Co
Corp
Gimbel Brothers
23
48%
20%
42%
67
48%
5
Fidelity
42%
22%
22%
21 % :
•
67
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Lehigh
Martin
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15'A
10%
14%
11%
15%
2,535
372
„
20
185
135
498
2,943
9,509
816
Chic
Oct
Oct
Cities
41% Feb
Dec
Jan
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9% July
21% Jan
14% Jun
10
_•
50
25
24%
Pennsylvania
Salt Mfg common
10
54%
53%
20%
%
14%
25%
26%
55
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
•
38%
26%
4%
8
22%
38%
27
5%
8%
23%
298
5,077
2,793
1,953
1,920
30 % Aug
23% July
3% Oct
7
July
21
Dec
86
22'A
86
23%
6
1,258
85
Aug
20% Dec
26%
30%
41%
13Vb
39%
26%
31%
42%
13%
40%
302
825
370
23% Dec
20->a Aug
38% Aug
12 ¥a Feb
33% Aug
68%
69
301
55% Jan
72%
1%
(Un)
Co
Fuel
Iron
&
1
Corp
Service
div
$1.40
3.60ft
Co
El &
Gas
preference
pfd
Paper
Sharp
& Dohme
Inc
•
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__
1%
3"%
26%
23
1
1
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4%
13%
;
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26%
30%
42%
13%
*
common
——
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23'A
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Tonopah Mining
United
—
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Brook
Sun Oil Co
26%
5%
8%
23%
•
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common
Scranton-Spring
„
100
common
common
Reading Co
Scott
24%
3
common
Edison
Potomac
Public
new
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13%
24%
__
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•
20
Philadelphia Electric common
Phila Transportation Co com
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Philco
%
*
26%
10
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;
704
4
1%
4%
100'
1,805
27%
23
27% May
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Oct
5
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1959
,
1975
55%
—
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Dec
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11
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90
4%
36%
31
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760
Apr
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
DOW cnemic., CO c°mmoD
44'A May
4%
NOV
Kodak
Eastman
El
Dec
Eureka,
59%
Dec
Ewa
Co
common
Ltd
Corp
Co
pfd
prior
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Machinery & chemical com
Clark
Commercial
Steel
Pitt
Harbison
Joy
Corp
Erewing
Walker
Jan
Aug
47% Dec
11% Mar
14
Apr
18%
Dec
Goodrich
10 ¥a
10
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8
Mar
10
Jan
13 ¥a
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14%
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555
369
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250
11% July
2% Jan
10
11
385
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21%
512
18%
Dec
24 %
Jun
12
Jan
18 %
10%
20¥a
—
20%
50
11%
11%
8
31
32%
220
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17%
Dec
Feb
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29% Nov
31%
Dec
34% Mar
30%
184
31%
32 ¥a
30
10
27 ¥a
27%
55
23% July
22% July
13%
13%
50
8% Mar
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Pittsburgh Screw
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Air
May
27% May
12%
2%
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3
4
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1,600
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25
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Honolulu
41.
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4
2,175
233
32% Jan
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39
258
31
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10%
459
9%
Foods
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Feb
July
6% Mar
9 %
Mar
Apr
Oct
new
-
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Maryland Mines Corp
Power
Co
Co
Johns-Manville
Oct
Kaiser-Frazer
23%
466
18%
Apr
Jan
18c
22%
26%
Oct
Kansas
35 ¥2
626
24% July
33%
Oct
Kennecott
36 ¥2
35 ¥4
36 ¥2
1,070
29 %
35%
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44.450
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11 >°
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Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
34
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40 ¥2
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36/2 July
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53
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68
3
106
100
preferred
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21 ¥4
21%
4ft
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—
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10
332
com—*
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Mackintosh-Hemphill
San
21 %
60
19 ¥4
29 ¥2
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com
11%
1
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new
45
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Razor
Safety
Gillette
18%
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11%
—
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12
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16
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Jun
3,400
1,110
*
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Home
Paint Corp
19¥a
5
8.50
10
1
Duquesne Brewing
Follansbee
Motors
General
11%
1
Corp
Equitable Gas Co
Fort
Corp
General
Range for Year J950
255
45,2 Api
18% Dec
9
*
61 /a Jan
200
.
*
44
*
*
Co
(D L)
Columbia Gas System
Continental
•
5
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Co
Blaw-Knox
14% Oct
11% May
43/a Jan
10% Jan
6/a Jan
a46% a47%
10H .11%
21% 22%
~~
10
2%
•
Electric Co
"
Arkansas Nat Gas Co common
-
—-1
20
(Un)_100
Fibre
*
Steel
Ludlum
Alleghany
-
-
(Un)
General Poods Corp (Un)
Low
v
33% May
26% July
760
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5
Capwell Co
Plantation
General
High
48
58/, Jan
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Oil
Dorado
36
.
5
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Apr
24%
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Apr
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Dumbarton
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for Week
Low
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10
7/0
—
90
4%
Nov
119%
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120
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11%
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11%
—
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32 k Mar
37^ July
3% Mar
S/g
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14%
32% July
of Prices
Sale Price
1,165
*883
90
4%
36
Doernbecher Mfg Co
119% Oct
Range
Week's
1,340
*
•
•
15
preferred
47 Vs
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Last 0
101
19%
11
18%
9%
—
•
1
Foster & Kleiser
Friday
104
a46% a47%
—
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(Un)
Food
stocks
15%
15%
—
1
(Un)
Corp
$3 cumulative
,
11,000
56
100
1,180
Jruit Corp A comm°n-—l
Feb
28
$15,000
1?13(> I'l'i
—
31
40/a O
14% May
11% July
Mar
30%
Emporium
4s
America
of
Co
Curtiss-Wright
Dec
26%
22% July
19
Apr
Steel
Publishing Co
Curtis
8% Aug
Tel—
Transit Co
a8/a
30%
50*
Electric Bond
debentures
conv
Ealtimore
&
a8%
-
Jan
BONDS
American
,
18%
Sep
23
15% Apr
31
Aug
'
27% May
23%
440
16/a Apr
Nov
39%
380
26¥2 Dec
1
(Un)
962
15
12%
3% Jan
573
25
Continental Motors common
Dec
2,345
775
626
240
15
(Un)
425
—
5
Jun
Oct
Jan
Oct
Dec
11 A Feb
14% Mar
2~
Dec
42% Jan
48 A Nov
32,a Jan
51/a Dec
30
Mar
47% Dec
1-40 Jan
2.6° May
25 A July
35
Dec
7% Jan .
23 /8 Dec
29% Apr
47, Dec
63 ¥a Jan
.. 83
Jun
68% Feb
89% Nov
31 July37 ^ Oct
28%
54
—
(Un)—•
Aircraft
Vultee
Consolidated
18%
50
lbc
8
58
Mar
Aug
28%
54
—
28%
—1.33%
Cons Grocers Corp
Cons Natural Gas Co
18% Jun
22/a Dec
25% Oct
5% Mar
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246
-
25
Coppermines
July
100
253
29¥a
Edison
Feb
Mar
29¥i 29¥?
al3% al3%
a24% a24%
System class A_2¥2
•
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Jan
Deo
Mar
Jun
11% Oct
3.25
40A
51%
71%
.
Jan
Jan
9/a Ju!ly
2,100
1,135
.
Aug
Jan
Dec
2.10
24%
49¥a
58
8%
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—
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—
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22%
64 Vb
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75%
86% 86%
34 - 35
51%
2%
49/a
16
8c Oct
6% Aug
34,a Feb
870
200
667
29
882
73%
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—
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;*20%Dec
12% Aug
10
Mar
9% Jun
9 Ye Jan
35y2 Jan
1
July
30% Jan
7% Jan
13
41
90
100
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1.70 1.75
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25% 28%
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*
25
Commonwealth
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Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
National
Pennroad
(Un)
com
System (Un)
Commercial Solvents (Un)
Dec
13%
•
(Un)
Chemical
Columbia
Oct
21 Ve
RR
—
9% Nov
27c Jan
9% Apr
21
Apr
3% Dec
903
23%
a58a58%
52 53%
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1
25
.
23%
—
25
10
America
Columbia Broadcast
68 % Mar
10%
—25
Corp
Colorado
Oct
54%
1%
1,580
20
...
800
13%
-
•
common
(Un)
of
Paul
St
12%
—
*
Corp
Mining Co
Ohio Ry (Un)
Service
Clorox
24% Mar
44%
Milw
13%
-
*
(Un)
com
(Un)
Corn
Chrysler
—
8c
6%
58
•
——
Ginger Ale (Un)
Preferred
Oct
10%
Co
&
3%
11% Deo
25% Nov
'
13% Mar
1,110
16%
44
8c
6%
58 ¥2
44 % Dec
14
..
305
185
323
28
.
16
44
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5,233
18
3%
16
5
common
Trading
Eureka
a27%
♦
25
190
500
1,376
11,822
22¥2 23¥2
a27% a27%
1
& Co
Chesapeake
Oct
18%
84 %
7
Jun
4% Jan
11%
•
Navigation
&
Central
Dec
70
July
Dec
—10
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—
-
Pacific Rv
Celanese
17 ¥2
—
(Un)--
(J I)
—
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Packing
Canadian
Case
Dec
18 »A
Dec
Apr
1
Lehigh
10
—_.
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Dec
4%
14% Feb
128
,
Jan
4%
,
Ink
Pacific
Preferred
15¥a Aug
62% July
5 Ve July
19¥a
35%
57%
43%
51 ¥4
5
;
Store
Sullivan
&
265
a43¥2
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Canada Dry
56¥i
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„
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Corp
Hill
—
150% Dec
9c July
5% Jan
340
.
al3¥i al3¥i
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1%
1%
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12% 14%
255
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51% 51%
65% 65¥2
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(Un)
California
17% Mar
22
60
July
12% Jan
808
1,695
1,255
462
50
5,229
23%
—
1
5
(Un)_„
Dept
Co
Calif
161% May
7% July
60
2,266
75%
9%
•
com
Storage Battery—:
Motors
683
73%
8"%
75%
9%
25
*
—10
5
Light
Electric
General
105
3%
50
•
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co common
Power
3%
•
23%
100
Jan
39% Dec
39
Feb
23% Aug
5% July
553
Eishop Oil Co
Borg-Warner
Nov
Corp—
Company
Delaware
lVe May
20%
14%
4%
•
common
partic preferred—
6ft
14%
4%
100
Co
1st preferred
Bankers
Budd
Transit
19%
13%
4%
-
„
13
75c
37%
13% July
17% Dec
9% Mar
3% Dec
325
1,541
1,861
332
14%
Holdings Corp jiUn)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)—
High
3,353
16
15
__
13%
.rv:Blair
13% Dec
17
Oct
? 14% Jan
53 % Oct
Year 1950
Low
287
14%
(Un)
Calaveras Cement Co
29% May
146% Jan
34%
150% 154"% %
154%
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baldwin Securities Corp
34%
—
13
(Un)
Corp
(Un).
Corp
Steel
:California
High
Low
Par
American
10
12
8V8
Corp
Aviation
Benguet Cons Mining
>
9%
10
7%
__
Jan
May
May
Dec
May
61% Dec
46 ¥2 Dec
,104
12
8%
26
—
18¥2
21%
16%
71
161%
61% Dec
23
Feb
28
Mar
31
July
38Va Jan
7% Jan
185
4,547
28,700
5,590
2.50
(Un)
Jun
120
26
4¥2 Mar
—
146% Jan
375
__
Dec
14
14% Aug
11 ¥2 July
53
Jun
all% all%
all¥2
al59%
3% Jan
5
Dec
—
15
P10
3
Engine
cojnmon
—
al57% al62%
5
Calambra Sugar
Range for
110
34V*
__
100
5
Wedge
Mfg
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
for Week
Shares
a50% a52¥8
*
(Un)
Diesel
Imperial
Atok-Big
.
(Un)_—•
(Un)
Avco
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
Top & Santa Fe (Un)
Corp
Atlas
Dec
Jun
Jan
Jan
Dec
Nov
May
36
Jun
28% Dec
16% Nov
11% Dec
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Last
34%
75
1,528
2,509
1,095
—
14
Byron Jackson Co
Friday
*
34%
Bunker
Sale Price
a59% a603/8
42% 44 ¥4
41% 42¥s
__
20
Atchison
,
STOCKS
58% Aug
50
Armour
.
24%
4%
23%
23 ¥a
42%
12
15%
Jan
27% Dec
July
Jun
Sep
Jan
July
100
Archer-Daniels-Midland
55% Dec
July
Apr
2%
2%
56%
9%
2%
a59%
42%
41%
Atlas
55%
22%
650
550
117
1,485
•520
220
50
15
695
168
3,059
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Dec
40
850
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Nov
16 ¥2
30
3%'"' 3%
4%
4%
—
a58% a59%
14% - 13%
14%
2%
2¥2
10% 10%
16¥2
16¥2 16¥a
al7% al8%
13%
13% 13¥2
a77
a76%
a77
154%
151% 154%
(Un)._•
American Viscose Corp (Un)
American Woolen Co common
May
25% Dec
230
29%
41
60
3%
20
(Un).
Refining
35
2,500
4 ¥4
4
29%
*
Co
Nov
20 %
f/:/50;:\ ;V50
1
com
Works
Warner Bros Pictures
Westinghouse
23%
4¥a
•
interest
of
S
Van
14%
24% July
38% Apt
1
Light
Tel
&
21% July
1
(Un)
Co
American
Tel
100
•
(Un)
Radiator & Stan San (Un)
Amer
Feb
14%
Apr
729
500
10
(Un)_.
United Corp (Un)
United Paramount Theatres
U
14
22%
26
•
Carbon
United Air Lines Inc
42%
Jun
29%
—5
St
Dec
10
21 ¥4
1
Co
Salle
32%
200
28%
29¥a
5
Corp
Jan
39%
Timken-Detroit Axle Co
(The)
59%
70
90%
5
common
Thor Corp
Trav-ler
862
25
82%
52% Jan
26%
10
(Un)
Broadcasting
Power
July
26%
a43% a43%
—
1
American Smelting &
Texas Co
High
Low
—
•
(Un)
Co
Juneau
Allied
Range for Year 1950
Shares
High
Low
1
Reduction
10% Aug
Jan
,"■
/■
.—5
Corp
--10
1
*
Corp
of Prices
Par
Laboratories
21'A
'
Sunray
Abbott
—1
Storkline Furniture Corp
Studebaker Corp (Un)
Sunbeam
T.'.Y:/
Oct
35
May
12 ¥4 Jan
1,980
9%
18
Range
Sale Price
Dec
91%
66%
25
common
Week's
Last
-
39% Aug
July
Sales
for Week
Friday
STOCKS
12 ¥2
Exchange
1950
High
Low
63%
■
-
San Francisco Slock
Range for Year
Shares
11 ¥2
i'c--
-i-
10
(Un>
(Ohio)
Container
12%
25
Kentucky
Standard
Stone
Low
*
Indiana
Co
for Week
of Prices
Par
&
Sales
Range
Friday
stocks
Oct.
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Chronicle
JUifc.
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Monday, January 22, 1951
♦..
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE FOR
Week'#
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Leslie Salt Co
Libby McNeill
Lockheed
Loew's
Co
&
(Un)
Consolidated
29%
Apr
33
445
11
Jan
24
29%
31
1,377
23
Jan
38%
Nov
46
46
50
41
Oct
45
Jun
Co
3%
J
Co
July
21%
21%
220
(Un)
Investment com
com
68
881
51% July
66%
Oct
Silver
28
735
23% July
29%
Dec
Sinclair
Oliver United
20% July
7% July
27%
Dec
Preferred
1,523
11 %
Jan
4.32 %
2.25
Dec
Convertible
21%
Dec
Preferred
2.35
100
26
2,411
22%
22%
403
19%
Dec
23% Mar
18
18
396
10%
Jan
18%
Calif
394
21%
Feb
27
320
16
Jan
21%
Dec
Southern
30
76
Jan
90
Apr
Southern
Pacific
18%
Jun
33
Dec
27
tic
1,841
12%
290
35c
4,400
1.85
1.95
13%
31c
31c
Southern
pfd
California
5c
Nov
9c
Jan
452
42%
Feb
54%
Nov
320
35
Jan
54
72
78
32
Feb
68
5%
5%
100
3
May
34%
36
2,241
22
Feb
34
Dec
26%
16
Feb
25%
Nov
Standard Brands Inc
a47 %
127
27
Jan
45%
Dec
Studebaker Corp
*
30%
31%
450
30%
Jan
11%
12
210
13%
Jan
Co
(Un)
Inc
5
5
>
10
'
2.15
218
3,484
17%
150
21
Dec
Tide Water Associated Oil com
Feb
Transamerlca
33%
11,223
35
35%
1,243
31%
31%
31%
492
30%
Dec
34
28%
28%
220
28%
Dec
31%
Jun
27%
27%
135
27%
Sep
29%
Jan
29% May
United Air Lines
Dec
29%
Jun
United
48% July
100% Nov
55%
Apr
United Paramount
35%
33
37%
28%
500
28
630
27%
common
•
50%
51%
1,567
50%
«
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al03 %
«
al04
l
32%
a
103%
5
al04
11
7%
8%
3,050
20%
21%
2,430
14%
22
102
21%
6%
15
si'
t
16%
16
U
Dec
Victor
Dec
Wailuku
14
July
15
1,019
22%
444
21%
Dec
25%
12%
50
9%
Jan
24%
.4. 1,163
3,125
21%
24
a65 %
'
94
164
99% July
111%
Jun
148%
148% 148%
45
151%
Sep
4%
(Un)
4%
4%
4%
2,370
11 %
11%
1,071
a21% a21%
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
50
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)——
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
25
Philippine Long Distance Tel Co—P100
Phillips Petroleum Co
*
16
r
Jan
"
>
98
4
4
4
25%
25 %
10%
550
26
12%
12%
67
—
3%
8
2%
68%
18
20
6
6
6
210
•
27
26%
27%
2,915
Oct
61
Jan
92%
Dec
42%
270
Jan
59%
Dec
87%
Dec
32%
515
36
Oct
18%
2,257
25% July
15% Nov
17%
Dec
35
562
22%
32%
Oct
a35% a38%
90
55
36% May
39
Aug
59% Jan
81%
Nov
23
25
25
4 56
4 35%
: 56
36%
20
21%
400
a35% a36%
405
25%
27
636
a35 % a35%
27
1
913
24%
Jan
37%
Dec
14 % July
19 %
Dec
230
17
17
Nov
22%
Dec
869
40% July
24% May
55%
Dec
33%
Dec
13% May
Jan
21
Dec
37%
Dec
13%
23%
Dec
4%
Jtin
6,455
44
1,671
4%
4%
4%
1,135
20%
20%
212
al9
al8 %
19
25
45%
Oil
45%
46%
3,201
65
65
109
8%
8%
920
10
11
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12%
12%
12%
275
,275
280
174
75C
90c
6,399
5%
6%
5,349
338
1
Bros
Pictures
8%
Preferred
—20
!
(Un>
Wells Fargo Bank & U T—
Westates Petroleum common
5
_100
6
West Indies Sugar
Western
Air
Western
Department
22%
Dec
11% Mar
Western
Inc
(Un)
a
RR
13
12%
_50c
22%
22%
common
78/. .TlllV
16 y4
26'A
100
Union
60 %
Dec
Jun
27%
Nov
Willys-Overland
Feb
74%
Sep
Woolworth
Dec
6
Mar
Feb
25%
Dec
Jan
Feb
4%
Dec
7% Mar
21%
Feb
110
30%
Jan
'7:30
.
;
NOV
13
7% July
a
1,435
16
300
1.25 Mar
Feb
35%
■'¥
Dec
Dec
16%
35%
<
Sep
Dec
Aug
8%
July
63c
720
12%
(Un)_
(Un)—i..
266
1,710
66
.62
11% July
'
13
a42% a43%
42%
Feb
5% July
540
a90y8 a90 %
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Motors
33%
21%
Jan
41
23%
-
■7-19% Mar
July
15% July
a50% a51%
a51%
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
CANADIAN
33
;;
—1
Stores
Preferred
Yellow
33
1
Lines
Pacific
Western
90c
(Tin)
Sep
Dec
r.:
1
(Un)_
Jan
100
.—10
L
Jan
1,027
90%
35%
(Un)__—1
Sugar^Co (Un)_i2
Dec
3%
7%
24
Dec
66% .Jan
90
.
common
Jan
Apr
58
Dec
Dec
16%
(Un)
14%
1,132
Dec
12%
33
.—10
Consolidated
21%
Feb
45% Mar
10
82%
33%
17%
18%
—10
5%
530
18
80
26% Jan
400
32
5
common
12
Jun
"14% July
7% July
1,489
3,125
81%
Feb
July
18%
67%
1,252
5
Inc
Jun
13% Mar
Jan
16%
(Un)
May
96
96 M
(Un)
of Delaware
Corp
■'■>./V
a63.% a65%
12%
Equipment
Warner
Feb
103% 104%
11%
Steel
7%
Mar Mi*
144
S
22%
30% Mar
10% July
50%
335%
Inc
Carbon
Aircraft Corp
Universal
Sep
897
2,215
•'
14
22%
Pan American World
Airways (Un)_2.50
Paramount Pictures Mines (Un)
l
Airlines
Corp
13
1,450
4
4
9
Sugar
United
36% Mar
33%
Carbide
Union
33
Dec
12%
Union
May
Sep
31%
10
Corp
&
29%
230
Dec
July
33%
69%
Union Oil Co of California common—25
104%
•
......
25%
28
11%
Jun
24%
Nov
s'.ji.i'j
.
69%
Jun
105% May
106% May
>
Aug
-
109
200
,
68
WPrld
•
(Un)
16%
Sep
28% May
419
.
11%
Trans
100
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd (Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
26%
31%
25
;
United Gas Corp (Un)
al02
Ltd
22% May
Dec
28%
Mines
26%
Jun
5%
Dec
100
Cons
(Un)
32%
28%
(Un)
25%
32
25
Company
33
25
3%
28%
common
Dec
1
Texas
25
_
24%
25
Feb
16% July
30% July
;■
Preferred
Packard Motor
Jun
30
a28% a29%
25
Jan
4%
200
25
common
36%
.
1
3,013
—
1st preferred
Pacific Tel <fc Tel
Dec
Dec
10
4%
25
Petroleums
40
31 %
31%
(Un)
17%
25
Corp
preferred
29% Mar
848
92%
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
4%
preferred
Light
2,309
24%
21
13% July
11% Feb
1,512
44
34%
a25% a25%
2
Super Mold Corp
Swift & Co (Un)
Oct
2
Apr
17%
—
28
preferred.
A
3.00
34% May
25
common
preferred
dividend
18
18%
17%
•
preferred
series
1.90
17%
20
common
Jan
27%
25
Sunrav oil Corp
♦
29% July
9 % July
1.40
Dec
Nov
/ 34
Calif.
992
of
Dec
4%
40%
44
(Un>.
Standard
1,600
-
1
12% Mar
28% July
585
,,
2
46c
33
—•
'i
25
Petroleum..
Dec
a48
Dec
Nov
43,900
1
1.95
15
38
8c
_5
Co
Jan
July
56%
Co
Oil
Dec
Nov
53%
Corp
Spiegel Inc common
May
Dec
50
6c
25
series A
Jan
9%
22c
30
30
56%
Sperry
1
preferred
red
11%
415
Jan
271
25
4.48%
Co
87
34%
14%
505
5
*
Gas
32%
Sugar
Utah
Southern
18%
32%
14%
48% a50 %
Dec
85
33%
Apr
a
15
preferred
preferred
27
10Q
Feb
5%
(Un)—.•
4.56%
18%
16% July
37%
100
a35% a36%
25
cumulative
27
Pacific Portland Cement com
(Un)__10
Pacific Public Service common
•
Park
Jun
19%
630
10
*
4.08%
8
& Electric
1st preferred
$4.50
640
9%
1.10 Aug
2,515
54%
10
-
_5
(Un)
Soundview Pulp Co
Southern Calif Edison Co com
May
18%
common
Pacific Gas
Pacific
27%
21% May
25
20
Coast Aggregates
Finance Corp (Un)
$4.40
23
10
Pacific American Fisheries—
Pacific
14 % July
2.35
i
—
red
426
•
Products
5%
Coalition
1,720
11%
29%
.
5
Corp (Un)
Socony-Vacuum Oil (Un)
18
9
Nov
28%
a49 %
Oil
20
-
Dec
<
39% Mar
28%
15
100
Filters class A
B
red
King
17%
27%
,
47
Dec
53%
Co
19%
27%
36
Jan
a36%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
May
68
Dec
Jan
23%
32%
295
PlO
23 %
27%
17
30%
719
642
Co.
&
Dec
45%
5
Mining
Roebuck
Oil
Feb
Feb
48%
36%
-10
Shell
(Un)
Co
1st
Maurlcio
13%
74
Jan
36%
-10
(Un)__
Sears
68
17%
Jun
July
24%
54
Oct
5%
Jan
9
46
-
a34 % a34%
_1
f
10% May
28
100
(Un)
Lead
common
Edison
5%
Joseph
•
Oceanic Oil Co
4.80%
San
Mar
8
•
Sugar Co Ltd cap (Un)
Occidental Petroleum Corp
5%
Nov
July
4
1
Oahu
1st
44c
13c
fT7n)
preferred
Northern Pacific Railway
5%%
St
14
Apr
Jan
45%
Safeway Stores Inc
Mar
100
Power
American
6%
Mar
9
5
5% %
Pacific
—1
33
•
North
Pacific
36%
a34%
26c
57c
64
a49%
.10
Dec
20%
70
62
23
512
64
100
-25
S & W Fine Foods Inc„
19% May
July
July
29%
9
63
Oct
Nov
12%
18
a49% a51 %
43
47%
18
a4
High
Jun
27% Mar
Dec
1
Co
Pabco
122,450
15
10c
5%
1
American
Class
12
9
(Un)
North
Onomea
53,100
40c
(Un)
Aviation
Ohio
159
19c
a31
a3%
9
__1
common
Manufacturing Co
Richfield Oil Corp
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Jan
3.75
—__—
Incorp
a3%
a3%
I*
—
Rheem
Dec
'25
Feb
common-
35
1,587
—1
Realty
&
17%
—1
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
10
North American
Ohio Oil
18%
37"%
Dec
Equip
(Un)
.
Preferred
5% July
July
1.60
5%
(Un)
Mohawk
19
«
(Un)
•
Niagara
37%
America
Preferred
Sep
Apr
Corp of
Rayonler
Dec
19%
•
com
•
RE
57
40
14c
54c
21%
4%
7,250
a31
18c
*
Feb
Mar
10%
13
225
3%
18%
PlO
Fibres
Central
5%
a40% a42 %
*
Natomas Company Co
New Park Mining Co
Y
2,830
a24% a24%
3%
1
National Distillers Products (Un)
N
60
20%
5%
18
Mini
19% a21%
19%
10
(Un)
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Auto
20%
10
Cem
Montgomery Ward &
Morrison-Knudsen Co
National
Railway
1,013
(Un)
(Un).
Power
Apr
34
14%
5
Light
Portland
Montana
Oct
RKO Pictures Corp
RKO Theatres
14
•
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
M
Radio
Oct
33%
(Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc
&
Dec
18%
34
a
250
38%
•
31
a47% a49%
17%
18%
Jan
15
•
a48 %
July
23%
855
Low
75
(Un)_.
Pure
315
Range for Year 1950
High
a47% a47%
Oct
17%
Low
Shares
a 47%
9%
39 %
(Un)
Co
Co Inc
Menasco Mfg Co common
Middle South Util Inc common
& M
Co
Oil
for Week
(Un).
Apr
39
common
Meier <fe Frank
Preferred
Inc
16%
1
Navigation
Monolith
Pullman
17 %
1
M J
Aug
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
34
Dec
7%
common—
(Glenn)
Power
30
1,215
5
Minesota
385
9%
Martin Co
Sugar
LOW
32
9%
Marchant
Calculating Machiae
Marine Bancorporation (Un)
McBryde
High
32
Week's
Last
Sale Price
•
Corp—
Macy & Co (EH)
Magnavox Co
Matson
Friday
8TOCKS
Range for Year 1950
9%
(Un)
19
week
Shares
1
1
Libby
&
Aircraft
Inc
Low
10
—
foi
Range
«-»»i
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Sale#
Dec
20%
43%
20
Mar
29% July
Dec
Oct
7 / 7,___
a
40
Sep
W)
36
Jun
Cab Co
1
11%
350
5%
Feb
11%
Dec
44%
44%
1,375
42%
Dec
50%
Apr
—1
common
11%
10
4%
5
1,600
3%
Apr
17%
(F
17%
50
16%
Dec
Preferred
6
Sep
19%
Jan
LISTED MARKETS
1JANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 19
Montreal Stock Exchange
Friday
RTnrKQ
BIULKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
TbiPn°rIfHPaPer
$1.50 preferred
C0mm0n
o'
..20
of Prices
Low
477/«
48%
24%
2434
943/.
28%
preferred
100
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminium
Aluminum
Ltd
Co
of
Car
21
7
July
25%
105
Apr
10%
13%
Jan
29 %
52%
Feb
582
25%
Dec
9i
50
•
Oil
—,——
4,7™
4
43
43
44
11c
i0
934
{J
6 n45
83^
&
80
83^
Sg «'*
®H
£»
Nov
Oct
'
6
43%
106
Oct
7
9
Oct
Jan
Canadian
39
Jan
42%
% Dec
42%
Dec
Jun
Cockshutt
Feb
'all
43 401
19
Jan
24 %
Jun
H2
'13
Nov
15%
391/0
Apr
Consumers
coic
32%
Jun
Corby
29
25% Jan
■26
Mar
90
99%
'32
102%
Jun
Sep
73/3
69,350
2.75
Jan
57/a
30%
29
30%
1,730
27%
Jan
32%
Jun
4.75
4 sn
4 71
791
2%
Jan
5%
Jun
For footnotes
4%%
see
pfd
page 41.
18
Apr
25%
Nov
2,429
10
July
15%
Oct
17
16%
17J/4
2,335
14
Jan
17%
Oct
57%
57
59
3,417
28%
Jan
51%
NOV
38
37%
38%
725
27
Jmy "
4tJ
Mar
23
23
23%
67
22
May
24%
5
5
100
78
78
75
27%
27%
360
25%
27%
27%
535
18%
20
1,145
__
7-,,;
■
"
:
——
25
9
Jan
Jan
56
Dec
Nov
28
Jan
22% July
31
May
15
July
18%
Nov
Dec
,45
■
25
«
24%
25%
13,629
16% Mar
24%
15%
18%
20,115
11% Aug
14%
26%
27%
6,438
14
July
23%
Oct
13% al3%
225
12
July
14%
Jan
% Mar
27%
*
a
Smelting—;
13%
t
a
3,222
91
29
29%
1.320
22%
12
10%
12%
4,965
11%
*
,
11%
600
8%
Jan
14
Oct
32%
33
300
31%
Jan
38
Apr
a21
a22
475
20
Jun
129% : 132%
*
Cork
&
Seal
*
Co
33
—
20
20%
16,325
111/2
12
2,845
6
Jun
013/,
00
^47
29
Aug
00
15% July
19% Mar
9%
36
Class
B
Oct
Dominion
May
Dominion
8.10
7.25
8.10
59y2
57%
59%
4,152'
34
Jan
8
12«%
Nov
Jan
29%
Dec
July
13%
29%
29%
29
Jan
10
2,326
30
Dec
21%
21
21%
6 271
19
Jan
*
\\y2
ny2
11J/2
'235
8
July
100
25
100
Jan
Ltd
class
A
a
_
Coal
6%
Corset
Co
a21%
*
■
•
25
a8
25
7% Mar
8%
Jan
29
31
19% July
31%
Nov
,60
59
60
18,935
2,249
39% July
56 %
a22
a21%
a22
445
19
July
22 %
Dec
13
12
13
260
12
July
14%
Jun
•
Ltd
Jan
a8
30%
•
preferred
23%
Oct
Oct
Dec
29%
54%
Co
_
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Oct
29
132
•
Distillery class A
Class B
Crown
Jan
o% <nuy
18%
_
Glass
(H)
Davis Leather
111/2
•
common
100
15
Dec
20
Cement common.$1.30 preferred
27
"
q3/b
20 %
•
Oct
27
t
___
(B J) Co Ltd
Consolidated Mining
&
'
*
Is
30%
'
common
Plow
31
-*
II
22% July
pfd— -20
Coghlin
a!4
7
1,495
Aug
1
32
Dec-''
A
Railway
Vickers
al5
9.80
*
*•
Jan
30%
*
Companies
Canadian Pacific
Canadian
1*
*
Products
Ltd
Oil
8.00
100'
23%
14%
-25
24%
a29a29%
class
preferred
7.25
99 %
Dec
27
]
6%
22%
99 %
17
*
7.55
a29g
preferred
Oct
Jan
Nov
7,833
14%
•,
Canadian Cottons common—;
24%
class A—___•
Canada Northern Power
Corp..
series
Canadian Locomotive
84
Sep
Oct
19%
30
*
series
*
25
„
Foundries
$1.75
$1.00
Canadian Converters
Oct
25
6.35
common-
common
Jan
24%
38%
45
17%
.20
Celanese
.*
*400
Jan
18%
25 %
-25
Foundry
9%
July
Jan
34
-25
&
46%
Jan
72
Dec
27%
Dec
14
330
*
com
High
138
47
*
Class A
Canadian
*
common
Dredging—
Apx
Ltd
Low
26
45
July
July
*740
—...
Safeway
Canadian
aR
Br«.Ckc ^1IIs Ltd Class A
Canada
Nov
104
BrSf?c Columbia Power
ciass
Iron
Canners
25'/a
Range for Year 1950
High
25%
_
common
Jan
25%
3i%
Bronze
22%
102
inn
Canadian
Shares
47
*
Breweries
Canadian
oo
in
Canadian
Nov
1,450
10?
common
-50
45%
qo
Preferred
Canada
cot
Steamship
Low
•
preferred
Jan
n«
American
Gold
7
High
5%
21 %
25%
25%
*
British Columbia Elec Co
4%% pfd_100
British Columbia Forest
Products
»
Bulolo
20,067
—1003/t
Can 4% pfd
25
Bralorne Mines Ltd
,
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
British American Bank
Note Co
Building
in
Low
"
------10°
a
in*7
'
Canada
Range for Year 1950
30^
Amalgamated Electric Corp
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
British
102
*
Shares
for Week
Par
4
for Week
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
High
45
8Ugar C"5" A
0%
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Canadian Funds
100
100
100
2,150
5.80
July
9.75 Mar
Dominion Dairies common
57o
34%
12 %
102
Oct
Jan
July
*
7
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Rights
_
__
Glass
8
336
7
Nov
21
21
12
19
Apr
20%
Jun
45
45
165
27
Feb
41%
Dec
a2.75 a2.75
197
1.95
Dec
I 7
com
__
_
.
Preferred
Dominion
7
21
preferred
99
common
•
~
99
100
35
64
66V2
395
8
.
July
1.45i
Dec
99%
Dec
102
Sep
44% Mar
65
Oct
'
Number 4979
Volume 173
8T
(413)
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
...
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LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
■'
'•
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
7%
32%
15,326
14
14
335
10
34%
'<34%
35%
325
23
21
21
350
20%
15%
12,763
•
common
preferred
14%
15
100
1
Nov
Sep
May
10
39
23
May
13
Oct
•
17
Co
of
1
July
V;-:
Canada
2
172
Apr
3,490
15
Jan
33%
Oct
32
505
15
Jan
30'%
Nov
Bathurst Pow
21%
1,405
15%
Jan
20
Nov
14
14 %
985
12%
Dec
Belding-Corticelli 7%
preferred
0
Belg Glove & Hos Co of Cda Ltd com.*
•17
:
13% July
3,620
•
38%
35
39%
"2,075
27
•
46 '%
44%
48
14,415
24'%
preferred
100
„_
101%
101% 101%
80
98
Jan
%
/ ;
17%
;
,
Nov
39%
July
40
Steels
Auto
Fabrics
Oct
Power
preferred
5'%%
102% Aug
Class B
Bakeries
General
Steel
Ltd
Wares
Lime
Hamilton
Howard
$2.00
15% July
3,642
19 ya
Apr
110
Nov
Burnett
Sep
111
Apr
Butterfly Hosiery
2.45
2,45
300
2.10
Oct
18i%
19
Paper
preferred
Industrial
Corp
(John)
Inglis
International
6%
International Nickel of
7%
21% Mar
30
Dredge
12
14%
Jan
25
25
25
735
25
7
7
7
225
28'%
;
<
Oct
Nov
26%
7'%
29%
1,681
28
Dec
41
Jun
20
85%
Dec
88
35
98
Sep
101
32
330
31% July
41
75
11% July
14
a8
a8
170
41/4
21
21
21
315
15%
Canada
»
41'%
41%
42 'A
8,463
138
138
69
6
6
preferred
100
7% preferred
5
6
ll'A
23
'i.
39%
135%
150
International
Paper
International
Petroleum
Power
International
Jamaica
58'%
55%
60'A
13%
14%
3,775
93'%
91
93'%
280
5
24%
23'%
24%
2,015
__*
all
*
20
Ltd—
Co
Corp
Service
Ltd
com
Labatt Limited John
Lake of
7%
the
Woods
preferred
Secorci
Laurentide Acceptance
Class
Lewis
_<■
Candy Shops Ltd
19
10
Aug
12'%
Oct
20
395
22'%
Jun
15
150'%
Nov
16'%
16'%
a 14'%
157
13
75
Standard
Class
Oct
19'%
17
Jan
class A
Sec
220
Mfg
Mailman
Corp
Massey-Harris
Ltd
Apr
11'%
19%
1,725
9%
Jan
17
19
18%
20
2,785
7%
Jan
17
Dec
al6
al6
Aug
17
Jan
Mitchell
Molson
Breweries
Class
Ltd
class
23'%
41%
29%
460
28%
28%
28%
1,530
28
28
17%
17%
18
51
51
77
47%
♦
Mills
common
Telegraph
7%
Breweries common
22V4
•
preferred
25
National Steel Car Corp
•
Niagara Wire Weaving
*
29 %
Oct
253/4 Mar
25
375
Ogllvie
Mills
Flour
Ontario
15%
Nov
22%
87
50%
Jan
51
80
285
37%»
Jan
90
17
100%
Sep
103
Jan
22%
4,331
37
100
29%
3,035
Apr
Nov
37
Jan
36% July
43
Feb
19
30%
Nov
19
July
30
31
205
22
Jan
29
Nov
78
76
78'%
5,886
63
July
74%
Oct
23%
23%
24
2,950
19% Mar
22%
Oct
*
Penmans
6%
Ltd
74
70
75
450
38%
Jan
70
Nov
53
54%
785
44
July
53
Nov
61%
61%
62
175
501/2 July
57
Jan
•
•
common
preferred
Powell
River
Power
5
20%
21
1
21
149%
Feb
12% July
18'%
Oct
42%
Jan
643A
Oct
144
3,125
2,590
a
July
64%
65%
•
23
22%
241%
5,338
15%
Jan
22
Jun
28%
31
22,656
25
Nov
291/4
NOV
•
Co
Corp of Canada
Price Bros & Co
143
al48
100
Placer Development
65'%
•
30
100
100
99%
100
55
99
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101'/a
Dec
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•
16
14%
16%
9,035
12
Mar
16%
Jun
Quebec
Power
•
20%
20%
20%
540
16
Jan
20%
Jun
Rolland
Paper
al3
al3
50
6
Jan
141%
Nov
Feb
15 ya
4%
Ltd
new
preferred
com
w
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*
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Saguenay Pawer 4%&
1st
2nd
St
6t
pfd
Paper
Series
Mills
Mfg
Motor
Jan
20
Dec
125
20
125
140
Nov
142
Jan
99
103
103
104
272
84'%
Jan
104
Oct
59%
59%
591%
163
50'%
Jan
•
35'%
35
37'/4
8,107
46
46
47
926
51%
52
125
20
20
166
& Power com
preferred..
125
20
20
20
A
Breweries
Votine
Simon
<
22
46%
51
59 %
Oct
32
Oct
Dec
48%
July
Jan
53 % May
July
21
9% Mar
&
25'%
133
19
July
142
20
140
May
18%
90
2,060
19
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19^2
19
19'%
120
18
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25
142
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Canada
of
Co
Lakes
Great
Press
Canada
'
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Sep
~_26
Dec
152
Jan
22%
Jun
July
22
Apr
Nov
19
Feb
Stores
Tooke
Brothers
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Tuckett
Steel
United
pfd_.
,
•
*
$
of Canada
Moore
Ontario
&
Minnesota
Corp
Walker
Gooderham
Weston
(Geo.)
Wilsils
&
»
Worts
363A
Nov
Ltd
Paul
Service
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Power Corp of
Industries
Corp
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5%
preferred
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6%
_
__
.
36'%
3,000
20'% Mar
26
26
30'%
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9
159
350
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27
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5
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6
Nov
158
Dec
175
Feb
6'%
Jan
9%
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Dec
July
21
36'%
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58
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Aug
32
Nov
15'% July
19
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13
•
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2,500
50
30
99%
13
27%
July
42%
Apr
Nov
101
Feb
Apr
17
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Sep
29'%
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Banks—
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Royal
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nr._
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20
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21
Aug
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350
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28
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30
30
30
100
26
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29%
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10
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31'%
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2,775
27
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31
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44
46
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39
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10
.
30
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2,088
27
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30%
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43
43
43
20
39
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10
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19
34
18'%
_
10'A
35%
19'%
10'A
33
34
50
30
470;
50
Jan
77
Oct
37
July
43
May
55'% Aug
75
Dec
July
10'%
Jan
16'%
Jan
29%
Dec
3%
Jun
7%
35
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—
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375
10
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9
11%
10
13'%
29
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32
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28
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13
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10
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Mar
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68
31
3,555
4.35
16
-
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15%
825
50
7
38
50
32
*
0
United Securities Ltd
100
Westeel Products Ltd
,———*
Western Canada Breweries-—
5
Wilson Ltd (J C)
*
Windsor Hotel Ltd
0
Woods Manufacturing Co Ltd
0
25
Aug
Aug
4.25
Jan
3.50
Apr
15
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45
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Nov
17'% Oct
11
Jan
105
17'%
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18
Sep
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14
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51
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17'%
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550
16'%
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19
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10'%
10
10'%
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27
28
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20
17%
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150
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2,500
,
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15
Nov
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12
Oct
25% Nov
Dec
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370
70
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24
325
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1.05
26'%
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85c
1,065
10%
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18%
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5,565
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17'% July
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218
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27'%
Dec
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108'% Mar
113
Jun
Dec
May
113'%
all
114
all
Jan
12'%
—
23%
23'A
23%
525
18
Jan
23'%
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17
17
100
11
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16
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118
119
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135
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Nov
10
Feb
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200
12'A
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20c
230
74,600
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20
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36
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26
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43
Aug
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20
Oct
14
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12'%
185
480
45
10
.
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July
,
Oct
Jan
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28
14
Jan
22
Mar
350
24
Oct
30
Jan
Stocks—
Metals
Corp
•
Ltd
1
1
Ltd
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
^
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Belle
—
34'%
B
Mining
a7
5,715
*
Ltd class A
Dec
34'%
1,225
,
5,045
Rapid Transit Co
United Amusem't Corp
Class
1,360
70c
16"%
32%
34'%
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Dec
10
'
80
41'%
15c
16%
A
17'%
Jan
7'%
100
78
pfd—100
Standard Paving & Materials Ltd
0
Transvision-Television (Can) Ltd
*
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,
Jan
10% July
5,265
40
40
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Power
Ascot
*
common
Nov
65c
16%
,
Canada
Anacon Lead Mines
35
'.
34
52'A
1st pfd
Co Ltd
Sangamo
Southern
Dec
Apr
39%
Jan
53'%
Ltd
Nov
Dec
100
Nov
177A
•
class A
Tel
Russell
123%
*
Winnipeg Electric common
30'%
13,240
Ltd
Can 6%
Quebec
27'%
19
4,495
95
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17
Jan
12'%
1.95
55
Ltd
Mills
Jan
260
'
19
30
«
Jan
24'%
6
*
*
Paper
Royal Rice
7'% July
4,507
27'%
12%
Feb
•
15
10
32'%
Royal Metal Co Ltd
Apr
Mar
com
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12
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22%
90
V
95c
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0
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Dec
19
Dec
101
20
56%
75c
a20
—
1.65
Newfoundland Light & Power
July
31
9%
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1.00
75c
32'%
common
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5,550
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a20
0
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com
•
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98
159
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4.80
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*
40
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;
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Mica
27
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Corp
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Wabasso
2.00
1,425
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*
Maritime Teleg & Tel Co common__10
7%
preferred
10
Melchers Distilleries Limited 6% pfd.10
25
35%
7'A
3.00
80c
Sep
3,800
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70
a95
26
a
25
55
1-75
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Mines
•
1
1
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•
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»
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30c
1,800
;
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>
7% Nov
.1.50 Aug
7'%
_1
(Walter M)
Lowney Co Ltd
100
36%
5
10
30
—*
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of Canada
Kelvinator
10
34 3A
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common
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35
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of Canada
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100.
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preferred
5%
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200
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25
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100
12
12
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9'%
10
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80c
90c
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7
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
*
Inter-City Baking Co Ltd..
100
Int Metal Industries Ltd class A
*
Investment Foundation Ltd common—0
37%
27'%
*
common
14'%
100
_20
class A
Ltd
Co
Paper
10
19
19
*
Power.
Chemical
Standaid
Nov
Oct
0
Hayes Steel Products Ltd
Horner Ltd (Frank W) class
10
99
•
Co
South am
Southern
Steel
„~100
Aug
11
*
preferred
99
a
_
preferred
4'%%
117
Jan
•
37%
10
common
Simpsons class A
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3.65
3'%
.
395
•
Power 7% pfd
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Bherwin Williams of Canada com
113
Feb
12'% Aug
185
.
Apr
1.50
..
/
5.50
5'A
a
Worsteds
Ltd
red
6%
Nov
14
60
20
pfd—_100
1st preferred
preferred
class
Nov
66
50
7%
Mills
Water
4'% %
B
Sheraton
Jan
33
Jan
1,045
70
20
preferred
4%
104
Jan
1
Flour
A
Jun
12%
27
50
3,515
1,910
70
Apr
102'%
103
35%
1
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Series
35%
49
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8.80
2,827
103
•
preferred
preferred
2nd
13%
29%
100
common
St Lawrence Corp
123%
12%
•
Nov
5
115
16
16
—a
Steel
&
MacLaren Power & Paper
Tubes
Page-Hersey
78
Jan''
7'%
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com
Jun
101
Kootenay
Ford
Mar
•
common
Products
Steel
Jan
0
Paper Co Ltd
Steel Products Ltd
Fleet
Feb
29
July
1,155
i
•
Ltd
Mines
Noranda
29
57
2.75
4,075
1,827
5'%
•
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Federal Grain Co class A
»
National
10
—
Co
Corp
Square
Strutural
Esmond
Oct
28%
80
100
44,230
81
115
16
—
Ltd
Linoleum
&
Woollens
Eastern
Oct
21
40
Tramways
7%
80
50
Works
Engineering
Oilcloth
East
Dec
29
37
•
preferred
Morgan
44'%
191/s
Jan
101
Locomotive
Montreal
Jan
12'A July
213/4
9,919
28%
21
11.121
22
29%
•
A
B
Montreal
Montreal
471/2
22%
•
Oil
(Robti
15
225
*
•
McColl-Frontenac
63/8
60
May
.5.25- Jan
a
Textile
Dominion
Dec
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32%
7%
v
*
(R L)
Dominion
Jan
19%
0
common
Oct
Co——a
•
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Paper
Ltd
Dominion
9
19%
B
Dec
70'%
80
»
*
Dominion
245
9%
•
A
36 %
54
Jan
•
David & Frere Limitee class A
Jan
Sep
♦
class
Export
Feb
July
—
Donnacona
MacMillan
21'%
220
a2.00
common
Lithograph
Consolidated
Dominion
a5%
9'%
*
4,055
70
4.10
4.30
40
5
Ltd
Alcohols
Div
Crain
Apr
13'%
105
15
a
a51/4
a5%
;
37
70
4.00
3.25
31
—49
Consolidated
Apr
Ltd—
Ltd
Nov
33'%
12
Jan
35%
U
21%
_*
class A
Adv
Preferred
Jan
28'%
Jan
«
Consolidated
Jun
18%
Dec
17'%
Ltd_*
preferred
Consol
Oct
100
3.00
1,055
common—*1
Products Ltd
Gen
Preferred
Dec
25
July
200
32
•
Co
Class B
Aug
143%
a55
4.00
22'%
4.00
4.30
1
7% preferred
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Ltd
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0
Claude Neon
'
150'% 154 "2
3
B
Bros
64
96
Jan
Jan
210
34%
154'%
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A)
Laura
Jan
8%
20
19
34%
100
■.
37'%
46
Co
Chatco Steel
May
all all'%
*
common.
Limited
Knitting
Commercial
5,716
14
♦
Utilities
Public
7.50
common
21'% July
a46
4.00
22
*
Lumber
Western
Cassidy's
Celtic
8%
International
200
Nov
—
Ltd com_°
Paper Inv
Canadian Westinghouse Company
Dec
Nov
&
preferred
5%
Canadian
Oct
29% Mar
Pwr
Canadian
Oct
Apr
Nov
29'%
—
1,600
com
Feb
14'%
34
May
a8
Dec
0
Jun
15
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39'%
117A
•
Feb
15
Oct
alO
35'%
25
*
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Canadian Marconi Company
Jun
a98% a98'%
32
Canadian
Jan
a85% a85%
Jan
a55
Ltd
Investments
Nov
10
28
—
*
General
Nov
40
July,
34'A Mar
.»
Canadian Industries common
Jan
6% July
Dock Co
&
54
48'
135
100
43'A
—
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22% May
July
200
50
|
0
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Ltd
Co
20
Oct
5.00
14'A Mar
8'A Aug
1,515
Oct
43'%
29
*
Ltd
Vinegars Ltd
Canadian
Oct
3,395
*
preferred
•
_°
22,232
common
Dec
Jan
Ltd
25
Bronze
133'%
1.50
755
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd
13
31'%
Jan
1,815
10
22 3%
51'A
Candn Food
31
15
92%
5.50
9'A
22'%
Sep
28%
32
1,972
5.00
9'%
22%
Jun
12%
°
131 134%
5'/4
50'%
31
32
134'%
1
Ltd
Co
,'57%
13
Ltd
Dec
Dec
*
5
25
28%
10%
Jan
3,785
a98%
Jan
48
145
61%
V
3'A
34%
49%
60
*
100
100
440,777
41% Mar
49%
61%
com
12
2,107
49%
•
July
£i
Acceptance
ll'A
*
*
•
preferred
preferred
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Sep
ll7/a
Nov
50
$5.00
10
72
80
$4.25
Jan
Canada
71
_____
6
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian
6r/r
170
Apr
75
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4% preferred
12
14%
161/4
~
II1/4
10%
15%
common
111/4
8,475
16%
Bay Mining & Smelting
14%
Starch
2,355
•
preferred
10
Jan
Canada
24
Bridge
Feb
Oct
23%
Jun
8
-11
23 ya
23%
Jan
2.00
Apr
9
16% July
*
& Alabastine
1.75
100
Packers Ltd class A
Apr
25
100
15
Ltd
Feb
20
July
Jan
9 'A Mar
7'A July
a9
Canada
103
,.y.'
2.00
165
15
Canada Malting Co
17
22
2.00
Dec
Jan
165
a9
Oct
1,185
»
105 105%
15
17
15
Nov
19
105
Nov
4,435
«
105%
*
100
24'/4
Jan
6'%
1
—
July
108%
common
Dec
4.75
*
Preferred
5
10
3.00
Jan
7'%
200
19
Mar
13
15%
6,210
5.50
165'% 165'%
8'%
8%
8%
0
common
105 107%
«
15'%
23'%
High
.
July
3.75 Mar
15
5.50
__
6
100
Company
107% 1071%
101
*
42,885
0
—
;
107%
■-
Smith
Hudson
18%
Low
11
•
Ltd
—
101%
—
preferred
Gypsum
18%
18%
__
__
Packers Ltd cl A
100
—
15'%
cl B—•
Co Ltd
Paper
100
___
preferred
General
5%
•
common
&
British Columbia
Brown
5%
•
Products Co class B
Bickle Segrave Ltd
Brandram-Henderson
Nov
10%
_♦
Ltd
Atlas
18% May
Jan
common—
Gatlneau
*
*
Acme Glove Works Ltd—
176% May
Range for Year 1950
Shares
High
Low
Par
-
,
32%
i
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
30
T.
Sales
Range
Dec
Dec
Week's
Last
STOCKS
16%
14%
Corp
Players Canadian Corp
4%%
13%
Friday
Nov
20>/4
Electrolux
Co
••,
29
•:r
172
I A.
21%
Foundation
j
Canadian Funds
High
16% July
29
.31%:
•
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred—._20
Fraspr
4
172
Paper
Famous
Low
30%
23 '%
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dryden
High
31%
common—*
preferred
Textile
Range for Year 1950
Shares
14
Chemical
&
Redeemable
25
Ltd
Stores
Dominion
Low
Montreal Curb Market
for Week
.
of Prices
Par
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1»
1
1
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd
1
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
1
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd—.—1
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
1
Century Mining Corp Ltd
1
Cochenour Willans Gold Mines Ltd-—1
Coin Lake Gold Mines
1
Consolidated Candego Mines
1
Consolidated Central Cadillac Mines—1
Cons Rochette Mines Ltd
1
Cortez Exploration Ltd
1
Dome Mines Ltd
•
Donalda Mines Ltd——
1
East Malartic Mines Limited——_1
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
1
Elder Mines Ltd—
1
Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
1
El Sol Gold Mines Ltd
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd——0
Fontana Mines (1945) Ltd—
.—1
Bob's Lake Gold
Bonville Gold
Mines Ltd.
Mines
Ltd
—
—
—
——
5.00 Jun
34c
54c
56'%c
—
—
4c
He
6'%c
15c
—
—
—
60c
8c
13'%c
5'%c
19%
—
--
9.20
—
25c
6c
—
.2.68
2.84
Jan
2.30
43,105
9,500
43c
2.17
50c
Mar
31c
34c
4,500
13c
Jan
63c
53c
55c
19,200
20c
Mar
62c
40c
2.69
2.27
42c
6,700
2,500
36c
Sep
1,000
3c
Oct
7c
Jan
5,000
2c
Jan
28c
May
5,500
3c
Aug
6'%cMay
5c
May
56c56'%c
3'%c 3'%c
7c
7c
3c
4c
10cll%c
6c 6%c
13c 15 %c
6c 6'%c
1-85 1.85
15c
15c
60c
64c
8c
8c
13'%c 13'%c
5'%c 5'%c
17% 19%
56c 63'Ac
1.16 1.16
8.25 9.50
57c
57c
25c25'%c
6c
6c
10'Ac 10'Ac
6c
6c
61,500
2.65 Jun
92c
14c
Mar
Sep
Jun
Jan
8,600
2'%c
Jan
7'%c
Jun
33,000
5%c
Feb
23c
Jun
3c
Feb
17.0
6,000
100
2.05
500
15c
54,175
27c
Jun
Feb
2.20
Jan
Jun
15c
Jun
Oct
62c
Deo
12,000
4c
Feb
10c
Jun
500
10c
Dec
33c
Jun
5,500
3c
July
8c
•>
2,955
25,400
300
31,675
13'A July
20%
40c
70c
1.17
Dec
4.45
Feb
500
35c
5,500
22c
500
5c
225
4.25
1,000
July
2c
2.52
8.75
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
Oct
July
7lc
May
Sep
47c
May
10c
Jan
Sep
Feb
Nov
8.25 Nov
7'%c
Jun
3S
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*(414)
Friday
8TOCKS
Week's
Par
Goldbeam
Mines
Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines
Mines
High
Low
6Vic
Jun
Barymin (Jo Ltd
•
2.55 Mar
6.60
Nov
Base
•
56c
_5
13%
11%
14
8,148
8.50
llVi
Sep
_•
44
44
44
430
24%
Jan
42 %
Dec
12c
15c
6,762
Feb
21c
Sep
*
23
19
24
750
6%
Feb
17
Dec
7Vic
Ltd—,
1
1
2c
July
10c
3%c
3 Vic
2,000
2c
Jan
33c
38c
65,750
28c
82c
88c
9,500
37c
July
July
1
20 Vic
1
19%
18%
19%
770
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
1
Ladulama Gold Mines Ltd—
*
Lake Rowan (1945) Mines Ltd——1
8.00
7.00
8.35
11,125
49c
48c
53c
7,000
7c
7c
8c
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Mines
7c
47,583
4c
Jan
8c
Dec
42c
Nov
Bonetal
3c
Dec
7 Vic May
Bonville
Aug
62c
Dec
12c
July
July
30c
Mar
1,970
58%
63%
60c
57c
63c
•
•
Ltd
18%
Calumet Mines
New
New
Goldvue
New
Pacific
Ltd
Mines
5
15c
10,200
Gold
1
50c
50c
Gold
1
Bralorne Mines
Oct
Brantford
Cordage class A
Brantford
Roofing class
July
66%
Jan
41c
Dec
Class B
Oct
Dec
83c
Brewis
Traction
19
2,750
10% July
47c
8,710
32c
Dec
58c
Dec
British
American
45c
500
25c
Dec
85c
Mar
British
Columbia Elec 4%
18 Vi
Red
Lake
1.35
100
3.15
2.90
3.20
32,800
95c
Mar
3.00
Nov
British
42c
41c
43c
29,500
20c
Nov
99c
Jun
July
July
50c
May
4%%
1
35c
30c
35c
13,700
19c
1.40
1.38
1.50
28,500
45 Vic
21c
24c
32,300
16c
4.65
4.85
3,600
1.46
1.60
100
1
*
•Normetal Mining Corp Ltd
'
4.75
Ltd.
1
2.00
1.22
.
Cons
Gold
/Pershcourt
Dredging
Gold
Ltd
3.00
2.75
3.00
200
l
68c
66c
90c
264,200
29c
Dec
35c
37c 43 %c
Ltd
[
I
Labrador
Quebec
43 %c
1
Mines
1
2.60
18Vic
Columbia
Power
class
Gold
Mines
Gladen-Malartic
'Gurf Inlet Cons Gold
Vilbona
Gold
Mines
,Western Ashley Minerals
Westville
Oil
Mines
Mar
16c
12,860
25%
Jan
32%
Jun
65
83
Aug
91 Vi
Jun
99%
240
99
July
7%
Feb
Central
Leduc
Mills
2,690
4.75
3,225
V 2.70
42Vic
Dec
70c
Sep
49c
Aug
July.
73c
Sep
19Vi
Feb
_*
Gaspe
Oils
Oil
/
Co
New
Pacalta
15 Vic Mar
28c
May
Building Products
•
33 %
33%
1,700
1
25c
22c
29c
19,300
♦
11c
10%c
11c
1,500
—20 Vi
20
20%
885
2.60
1,100
75c
May
10,600
16c
Nov
35c
Sep
10,500
2Vic
Jan
19c
May
2.85
26 Vi
Nov
Oct
3c
3,000
2c
Sep
7c
15c
28,000
9c
Dec
28c
July
5c
9,500
3Vic Dec
14c
Jan
24c
2,000
20C
Nov
42c
May
65 Vic
Oils
Co
class
A
Calder
8.10
9.15
7,775
3.60
3.25
3.65
17c
18c
38,150
10,500
64c
2.32
2nd
Linen
80c
14,700
July
preferred
Calmont Oils
Calnorth
15c
Dec
Oct
Canada
Class
1.40 May
Canada
Cement common
1,500
5c
Jun
14Vic
Jan
1.12
43,100
40c
July
1.24
Nov
Canada
Foils
13 Vic
14c
3,100
Dec
Canada
11c
13c
15,000
2c
Feb
May
Canada
Foundry
Machinery
3c
2 Vic
3 Vic
6,500
2c
Feb
6c
Jun
Canada
12
1,000
8
Feb
11%
Oct
Canada
Northern
54c
Jun
Canada
Packers
72c
Jun
~I~i
40c
30c
41c
32,500
l
3c
3c
4 Vic
25,550
4c
4 Vic
4,000
:
29 Vic
24Vic May
13c
Mar
<
3%c Mar
9Vic
Jun
1i/f
*
■
'
•
5.50
5.45
5.75
8,900
*
10%
9.60
10%
2,725
2.35
2.40
1,400
33c
1,000
30c
July
45c
Jun
25c
25c
2,000
13c
Apr
25c
Nov
1.50
6.45
1.17
Feb
6.35
Feb
1.50
1.57
1,900
1.22
50
5.00
Dec
15%
15%
Oct
1.88
•
Feb
6.00
Sep
90c
7,335
10%
2,000
20c
Nov
38c
Sep
11c ll%c
ll%c
15%
20c 21 %c
•
7,500
8c
Mar
lie
2.35
2.35
Ltd
"1
8 35
8.10
8.50
"«
4,300
iic
41c
45c
22,500
18c
Jan
90c
90c
500
1.65 Mar
4.20 Mar
16%
2.21
8.25
59c
Sep
Jan
;
Oct
1.00
3,650
80c
Dec
1.05
85c
88c
3,000
41c
Feb
1.16 May
25c
1,000
Feb
41 Vi
17
Feb
33
7
Jun
6%c
6%c
8c
3,500
15%
15%
15%
25
16%
16%
9.60
10%
5c 11 Vic
162,900
4c
39c
July
8c
May
19c
Dec
28c
10%
9c
5Vic
8%
Oct
Apr
12% July
15
Nov
100
16 Vi
Aug
17
26,140
6.50
July
July
8.90
9c
88c
87c
92c
13,885
25c
24Vic
27c
11,500
4.20
4.00
4.50
9,100
3.40
Dec
6.10
2.84
2.58
2.90
8,620
1.75
Dec
3.25
3.50
3.50
150
2.25
July
51
55
195
55
Dec
16C
Oct
1.45
36c
Sep
Sep
Jun
Jan
3.00 Aug
Aug
35
Feb
Jun
May
43
55
Dec
common
59
57
59%
993
34
Jan
29%
29%
29%
215
29
May
30
Sep
12%
12%
265
11
Nov
13
May
20%
21%
19%
Dec
35
Nov
10
common
21%
6%
class
__
*
A
__
7
100
50
51%
580
47
Jan
11%
"
♦
Power—,
5,105;
11%
700
7
July
5% Mar
7%
54
Dec
Nov
Dec
12%
Jan
43%
43
43 Vi
895
33% Mar
43
Nov
•
33 %
33 %
35 %
570
19
33%
Nov
Canada Permanent Mortgage
20
S S Lines common..........'
51 %
50%
51%
223
45
July
50
Nov
26 Vi
25%
26%
220
47
45%
47
8,535
132
132
20
Class B
"//,
Preferred
50
Canada Wire &
Cable class A____
*
Class B
__
«
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Commerce.—
Canners
Car
65
535
Jan
25
Sep
Jan
45
Nov
80
Jan
114
Dec
30%
65
Jan
111
6
July
12
Oct
3,505
25
Jan
29
Nov
16%
Dec
23 Vi
Aug
26
18
Vi
17%
19%
8,661
*
26%
26%
27%
7,515
15
14
15
485
17%
10
15 Vi
July
17%
17%
1,240
14
Apr
17%
Oct
58
57
59
2,010
29
Feb
51%
Nov
37%
37%
38%
375
37
Dec
40
Jun
*
Dredge
35 Vi
31%
39%
4,095
22
Aug
29 Vi
Oct
4.00
4.00
850
6.50
Dec
7%
8
705
6
Nov
12Vi May
60
185
55 Va
Nov
75 Vi May
•
common
16%
—
•
__
3.00
July
'
Preferred
class
100
Aug
shares
for class
"A"
being
A shares.
for
each
60
59%
"
Securities
General
C
Oct
25
common
Class A
Canadian
Feb
Nov
120
-
Celanese
Canadian Food Products
Nov
Dec
9%
27%
.
_*
common—
Preferred
Canadian
9
14
33 Vi
27%
—
*
common
Class A
Canadian
64
Jan
27%
10
Breweries
Canadian
65
*
of
Canadian
Jun
25c
85c
—
26
625
•
May
Feb
Ltd
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
"
1
Superior Oils Ltd
ZZZZZZZZZ"
Western Homestead Oils Ltd—
10c
Preferred
Jun
3.85
Jan
a5.35
Jun
8.85
July
a5.35
—I*
Ltd
3.85
Dec
10
290
8
Canada
%•_
-v''!
Nov
31
>'•/
Jun
19
*
:
Malting
11%
..
10
55c
14%c Nov
Jan
l12%
Iron
lie
Aug
16c
3 Vic Mar
14%
May
20
9c
1.05
6.50
36
Aug
Aug
42
50
7%c
•
29
Oct
11 Vic May
42
*
common
preferred
9c
:
Apr
37 Vic
Jan
1
Ltd
1 09
1
2.23
July
8c
•
Campbell Red Lake
Petroleums
B
1.00
4%c Mar
•
—
Calvan
Bread
5,005
19,500
;
7%
1
Oils
31
*
Apr
3.30
May
Jun
i_»
common
Jun
8.25
Feb
5c
Nov
1.06 May
62c
2.40 Mar
Oct
20Vic
30%
•
9.15
9
Dec
1
Bousquet
Caldwell
B
*
Dec
July
6
8c
8
Callinan Flin Flon
Jun
15
42
Calgary & Edmonton
Mar
Jun
31
Jun
31c
Jun
5%
*
Nov
32c
32%
Feb
*
-
Nov
55c
27% July
*
J—
class A
1.03
1,500
»
Ltd
Oils
&
Classs B
Burrard
1.40
3,800
Ltd
Petroleums
Burns
May
3.00
11,000
•
Pacific
—
Apr
70c
1.55
Gold
——
Feb
72c
1.44
Yellowknife
1.70 July
45c
1.49
Bulldog
Bunker Hill
Burlington Steel
57c
68c
♦
Okalta
Pan- Western
47,800
Vi**
Co
120
15,000
25c
33c
Oils
11%
9c 11 Vic
__
10c
1
—
I3%c
Long Island Petroleums
11%
*
1
11,000
45c
„
I_Il
Ltd
35
6c
70c
Ventures
Oil
62,500
20
26c
45c
'
Ltd
1
General Petroleums of Canada cl
A—_1
Home
1.00
20
__
1.70
23 %c
1
Ltd
4,600
83c
%_
1.50
9%c
Dalhousie Oil Co
Decalta
49c
94c
5Vic
1
Ltd
46c
1
*
A
class
24 %c
1.10
Sep
30%
6c
300
Sep
Dec
29
25c
3,400
6.00
10
4.10
1.65
28,675
6
30
1
18% July
103
Jan
Jan
2.7 0
4.75
•
•'
Oils
1.390
Jun
•
But'l'adison Gold
4%c
i
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd—
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation
53,400
12
Lake
1.00
1
7%
11
Canadian
"/•' *
Stocks—
99 100Vi
6%
Red
2,600
Oct
Jun
90
Buffalo
29%
24%
32 Vi
Buffalo
1.60
Ltd
3c
Dec
88
Buffalo Ankerite
3.70
Ltd—
133,300
lie
5.75
30%
Dec
1.00
1
13c
ll%c
Oct
l
Wendell Mineral Products
Jan
Sep
3.35
.VLnray Malartic Mines Ltd..
"Waite Amulet Mines Ltd
19%
93c
27%
15c
Mines——50c
Ltd
34,891
58c
1.40
I.Il
24%
54c
l
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
Ventures Ltd
22%
24%
Dec
*
Torbrit Silver Mines Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd
30
Dec
1.60
Bteep Rock Iron Mines
'Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd
7
Dec
3.70
l
16
52c
1
I
Dec
Nov
27c
50c
Ltd
15%
15
15c
29%
i
Ltd
Jan
14% Aug
30
Dec
17c 18 Vic
50c
(1944) Ltd
10
60
1,000
2.60
_i
Mines
Gtadacona Mines
13,44j
14 Vi
*
Bruck
2%c
Ltd
8.00
15 Vi
2,500
5 Vic
___i
Gherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Silver Miller Mines
6.60
41,000
4%c
—
Glscoe
Jan
88
A
British Empire Oil
Broulan Porcupine
4.00
May
25c
35c
_•
Class B
Oct
40c
25c
Nov
60c
4%c
•
„
Nov
Jan
7 Vic
22c
23c
,Quebec Smelting & Refining—:—*.—!
.Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd__l
Quemont Mining
Corp Ltd
/'Red Crest Gold Mines Ltd
/Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
Ghawkey Mines Ltd
Gheep Creek Gold Mines Ltd--:
2.00
Apr
2c
13,767
60c
l
Development Co
Manitou
27c
35c
1
•Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields
Quebec Gold Mining Corp
^Quebec
;
1
L
Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines
•
Fields
64c
21,500
32
Class B
>Pato
10,700
8c
13c
100
Apr
Oct
55c
14%
Packers class B—*
2.32
35c
Dec
Apr
•
pfd
preferred
5.00
Dec
2.50 Mar
Oct
Nov
100
common
Columbia Forest Products
British
Oct
16c
7
1
Oil
British Columbia
Aug
Sep
15%
Light & Pwr com.*
40c
57
Feb
9 Vic
7.70
*
-
Brazilian
50
Jan
14 Vi
*
A
8.50
Dec
7c
*
Apr
3.50
10c
__
*
1.47
„"
Oils Ltd-
...—
1
1.35
Nocana Mines Ltd
Mines
58
13 %c
1
—
Ltd—
&
58
14c
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
5a
600
1
—
3.65
2.00
24,100
__
preferred.—50
Bob jo Mines
Dec
40c
51
May
45c
40c
1
Ltd—_
New
Corp
Boymar
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Gold
5c
35c
Nechi Cons Dredging Ltd
O'Brien
5%c
Kirkland Gold
Ribbon
24 %c
63%
Coal
1
1
Gold
Bldgood
Blue
5,000
Montauban
Mines,
Jun
2,000
1
Mines
Jan
Jun
1.33
July
18,500
5
5.65
76c
5c
Ltd
4.85
44c
92c
Mining Corp Ltd
Dec
Feb
26c
;
Jun
55c
Sep
4c
100
42%
Dec
9%
24c
70c
1,400
Sep
48c
795
26c
23c
9,500
Jan
33%
26,900
3,500
92c
90c
14
12,537
57c
64,900
23c
27c
Aug
40%
54c
51c
1
2.70
12
39%
37c
Jan
87c
11
V*
55c
47c
14
23c
Sep
35c
20c
2.70
Nov
50c
Dec
87c
63c
1
Jan
1
Mar
1
8
1
157,625
1.00
Aug
20c
Bevcourt
5c
__1
50c
Belleterre Quebec——
Eerens River
2,895
Ltd
11%
40
1
—^
5,850
Ncv
4,000
1
Malartic Gold Fields Ltd
*
25
Mines
87c
53c 57 Vic
6.80
32Vic Jun
July
4.00 Mar
30c
Bros
Telephone
84c
20% Mar
14%c Nov
14
Bell
Bellekeno
10%
Ltd
Island
15,200
Nov
class A
Power
Beatty
Jun
May
1.21
Mining
Class B
9.99
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
)Negus
21c
Bathurst
10%
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd
•
19c
60c
Metals
_1
Ltd
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
'Merrill
High
Dec
4,700
Ltd
Mines
Low
24,000
6.25
82c
Macdonald
Range for Year 1950
High
3 Vic
36c
Mines
Low
3c
1
Little
Pa■
High
Shares
6.00
1
Lavalie
for Week
6.20
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd (Un)
Kayrand Mining &
Dev Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd
Shore Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
3%c
Jaculet Mines Ltd
Lake
Week's
Last
Range for Year 1950
1
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
Low
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
1
Golden Manitou Mines Ltd-
Jack
for Week
of Prices
Monday, January 22, 1951
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 1»
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
FOR
.
.
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE
.
27 Vi
27 Vi
Ltd
exchanged
(Two shares
"C"
seven
shares
heldt
Toronto Stock
Canadian
Exchange
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
Canadian Funds
8 %
stock*
BiOV&a
•
!
'
Friday:
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Range
for Week
Shares
'
"
;
,
Abi^nn°r!felS/aPer
Aetrffn
Acadia"ur^ntum
Aemi
Acme Gas & Oil
Coc
Par
Low
c0mm0n
Range for Year 1950
High
Low
Nov
155
99
Dec
104
Sep
—100
__
84
86
80
83
Nov
87
May
25
24%
25%
17,612
Canadian Pacific Railway————25
High
Canadian
45 Vi
Nov
Nov
Canadian
27 3'4
26%
28%
4,075
21
July
25 Vi
Jun
Cariboo
46c
52c
29,200
21c
July
1.02
Nov
Castle
lie
12c
21 000
4%c
Jan
8%
Jun
--------
ASStS0 T°f HCana<la
46c
1
Dc
97? ijf?
1
35
«
12=
18c
140
1740=
m
500
70c
Jan
3c
July
13%
Pfd——25
25%
25%
25%
*995
1
23c
23c
25c
20,050
r
Nepheline
u
96c
°Wknife
-1
Anacon Lead
.
Petroleums
*
1.00
9,400
8c
2.66
2.85
35c
30c
35c
Jan
5 30
5'75
29,850
13c
12 %c
np
1
27c
22c
27c
1
47c
4ic
47c
___
Ankeno Mines
„
:
ZZ*
Res
Feb
25
Dec
15c
43c
July
July
19Vic Nov
11
Nov
1.75 May
15c
29%
106
27Vi
sc
1
igc
2
11 n
5Vic
Dec
Leduc
May
Nov
Jan
6.00
Jun
Mar
6 30
Jun
7C
7100
jgc 20%c
7"c"""
Ascot Metals Corp
——
Ashdown Hardware class B—
14c
16c
9%
53,500
6%
6Vi
140
1.00
1.08
16,880
9c
11c
Chemical
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
Chimo
Athona
Mines
(1937)
1.1
Atlantic OU
At as
Mines
Ltd
Cobalt
Silver
Mines—
Cochenour
Lode
Cochrane
10i/4
6,650
7
July
Oct
Coin Lake
80
80%
60
72
85
Oct
Colomac
42c
,58c
Jun
11 Vic
25c
Jun
1
2.29
__
•
__
2.60
16
lGVi
21c
4.0C0
9c
Mar
50c
Mar
8^0
Aubelie
Auto
p? !
Electric
•
class
1
7
A
3-50
»
__
XineS»7;%
1
Bankfield Consolidated
1
Toronto—.
Mines
For footnotes
see
page 41.
1.22
——*
2.00
Jan
Sep
1.05 Aug
2.35
16 Vi
ADr
Noy
July
Oct
15c
17c
4,500
11c
Dec
21c
Apr
4c
5c
8,100
3c
July
7c
May
2.00
2.00
1,200
2.25
Sep
10 Vi
10
11
9,835
6Vi
Jan
9%
Dec
—5
1.65
——75c
—1
12c
1.50
1.80
4,181
1.20
Aug
1.50
Apr
70c
ll%c
80c
26,800
55c
Dec
1.15
Jun
14c
3,360
7c
Aug
-*
8
8
8%
275
—2
——
74c
G5c
75c
154,564
——»
1.15
7
,
Feb
Dec
40c
July
4c
20c
9%
Oct
Jan
78c
Oct
May
Consolidated Cent Cadillac
1
8c
7c
8c
Feb
10c
May
Jan
13c
Mar
Consolidated Cordusun Oils
1
1-02
97c
1.04
80,800
62c
Nov
88c
Dec
66c
Mar
1
—
45c
52c
10,467
40c
Dec
Apr
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Howey
1
48c
48c
54c
13,420
35c
July
7% Mar
Consolidated Lebel Oro
9'ic lOVic
11.666
8c
May
7
7
25
21 Vic 23 %C
29,700
14c
4uly
3,100
5c
July
ll%c May
Feb
.31% ,Nov
1.12
—
Jan
Oct
Mar
Jan
14,716
42
1.30 July
Oct
Jan
Jun
12c
3.65
301/2
Nov
24,050
Jan
Feb
4%c
3.40
44
1
Mines
30c
42%
311/4
57c
—1
Petroleum
National
Coniagas Mines
Jan
453^
July
56,900
15c
Consolidated Beattle Mines
^"10
10
of
of
10c
86c
1.85
^1
;
Dec
7c
37,625
76c
1.76
23%
'15%
6c
18 Vic
18c
77c
1.85
26
Jan
_._i0
°l w°ntroaI77
Nova Scotia
Bank
Bank
Barnat
23c
•
9
14%
13% July
7%
10c
1.32
Jan
14
8 645
3,200
Aug
24 Vi Mar
Consolidated Bakeries
15^00
July
6
14%
1.78
40c
150
Consolidated Astoria
150.400 '
66c
15Vic
370
Apr
10c
Feb
6,795
Jun
15c
Dec
28
3.30
36c
Jun
1.37
16%
17%c
280
4c
38c
11 %c
<
25%
Nov
8i/2C
July
15%
Jan
gy2C
45c
7% May
26 Vi
6c
341/20
Jun
14 Vi
Nov
25%
1.28
1
Mines
24c
Dec
6%
27
6,200
,12 Vic
Feb
6c
10
Jun
——:——1
_—
Oct
Jai
27c
15%
19,850
121/4C
13 Vic July
25%
i0c
15%
275
3.85
1.08
*
2.70
15
16c
340
„
Feb
July
*
A—
Yellowknife
Coniaurum
16%
3,365
9
15%
1.00
.25
class
—
9C
i5i/4
1
Conduits
16c
20,100
2.30
9
.
30,000
113,900
1.80
52c
1
Plow
Commonwealth
2.00
—
16%
/
35c
Dec
1
2.55
1
AtlasYellowknlfe
2.63 Jun
Preferred
Cockshutt
33c
—
0
__1
Willans
Dunlop
40c
1
'
Citra-Lartic
Jun
93/4
10
common.—
:.
40c
•
Steels
Knitting
100
58c 65 Vic
—
35c
•
Bar
Class A
Jan
27,100
9%c
1
1
Apr
140 950
1.05
1
i
_.—
Mines
Chromium
-
—
--
50c
Gold
July
2.32
"
10
Research
12c
2.16
Jun
9%
10c
11 Vic 11%C
2.60
15c
Nov
9%
July
2,700-
1
—....—
z...—
32Vic
July
July
2.50
31,750
3,000
100
—
2.38
20c
39Vic
Jun
Feb
18c
Nov
8%c May
1.45
19c
Dec
68c
Dec
1
16c
23 Vic May
90c
Central
31J00
_
8,500
23,300
Circle
3 Vic Mar
Jun
1.44
27,425
26c
8,288
iri
Oct
14
72c
Gold
85c
14%
Nov
2.45
common
49c
Aug
12%
1.25
—
11%
430
65c
Steel
Jun
18,035
14
2.25
Preferred
103 Vi
102
18%
70c
Porcupine
Dec
14
2.35
Centremaque
Oct
101
24 Vi
102
•
16c 17Vic
*
1
Oil
16 % Mar
Dec
15%
1
10%
jl
common
1.30
Trethewey
Central
1
Mines
Argus Corp
Preferred
—1
___—
Gold
1
Area
—
Chatco
14 Vic May
11 Vi
18%
*
Oct
44c
Oct
__
•
Oct
"¥.80
9.50
preferred.——100
Vickers
Wallpaper class B
Central Patricia Gold Mines
Dec
61,700
5,50
—
Apex Consolidated
Aquarius Porqupine
96c
71/40
13,200
68,075
"
2.70
___i
Anglo-Huronian
Angio Rouyn Mines
Utilities
^Canadian
25%
52%
Anchor
150
60
Jan
_"|
ASoil JUarran,s
American
50
99
Jan
<
Apr
155
22%
1
May
1.03 May
99
3'940
•
18%
155
21%
•
30
July
July
—
23,155
r
July
15
—
49 Vi
247/8
_—____—_—
22
58c
100
!
on
2,305
100
45
243/8
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
965
33,300
20
preferred
48
241/2
Agnew-Surpass
28
80c
19
—
'
common
72c
19%
•
Cos
5%
—20
r—r
Oils
preferred
4%
preferred
Sales
of Prices
Locomotive
2.75
6%
July
Nov
3.80
38c
Oct
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated Press
&
class
1
Smelting
A.__—
*■
313'8
2-080
27%
38%
Jan
46%
Oct
42%
Conwest Exploration
1,145
38%
Jan
44
Oct
1.32
103,300
Corby (H) Distillery class A
85c
July
1.88
Apr
Consumers
Class B
—
132
5
Gas
—
100
*
,
,
11%.,
*
*
160
2.60
"
3,900
1.05 May
65c
27c
Apr
Jun
129
133
3,132
91% Mar
130
Nov
8
8
100
5% July
7
Nov
177
May
160
162
170
160 Va
1.96
2.08
20,700
1.01
11
12 Vi
4,060
12
12
100
8
8%
Jan
July
2.10
Nov
July
13%
Oct
Jan
13%
Oct
Number 4979
.Volume 173
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(415)
CANADIAN
LISTED MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Corrugated
21
Jan
29
Apr
I.425
14'%
Jan
17'%
Jun
Hotco
13c
3
10c
13c
3.500
8%cJuly
25c
Jan
Howard
8
8 J/4
295
15c
12c
15c
60,000
10c
Dec
25c
May
Hudson
1
38c
40c
3,000
30c
Dec
67c
May
Hugh-Pam
100
126
126
Aug
127 Vi
Nov
1
Mines
Pershing
Crown
Trust
__
Patricia
Crowshore
1
—
Delhi
(Temagamij
Producers
8 Vi
9 J/4
220
23 Vic
25c
55,200
10c
Jan
20c
24c
81,700
22c
Dec
Coal
Steel
Coal
&
Dominion
Tar
class
B
Chemical
&
Preferred
com
;•
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
common
East Crest Oil
East Leduc
Mines
Malartic
Mines
:
preferred
(T H)
Dec
Mar
Inglis
•
15%
14'%
15'%
686
9'%
Jan
15
Aug
1
50c
50c
11,200
58c
37v2c
43c
62,700
29
31
8,390
19% July
14,353
1,19'J
July
25% Aug
19
22
13
19'A
17 V4
19 J/2
30
30
31
21%
21 Vi
21 J/2
15
7"; 8
7; a
60
20
20
35
19
14
14
25
ll'/i
31
31
40
31
44 %
45 J.
Inspiration Mining
20'%
Jan
International
31 Vi
Dec
Preferred
Apr
International
Apr
Preferred
7%
14%
15 V4
2.025
102
5
7 J% Julv
100
July
5
Joburke
Joliet
Dec
Jupiter
47
25
48'%
16% July
29
Nov
13%
14 Vi
7,930
10
Sep
22% May
13 Vi
Nov
36
30
35
Dec
20%
21
105
20
Dec
23
Jun
14 %
15%
2,100
10
July
13
Oct
11
13%
2,680
55c 64 j/4 c
273,611
ll'i
7% July
Jan
"
30c
73c
July
7%
May
11
Apr
10c
lie
6,000
12 %c
11 Vic
13c
79,300
19c
20c
3,600
16'/ic
Dec
31c
Jun
1.50
1.73
74.840
1.15
Dec
2.65
Apr
8.20
9.35
100.227
4.40
Feb
8.75
6 Vi
7V8
5,500
3.50
July
7%
5c
Sep
9'%c Jan
July
7c
Feb
20c
Sep
4c
May
14%c Nov
Oct
Oct '
Jan
6.75
4.50 May
58c
30.275
33c
23 %c 26 %c
56.925
21c
53c
12 Vic 14 Vic
6c
7c
74c
10.366
7c
July
4,000
5c
May
47c
July
July
May
23'ic Mav
July
12c
preferred
preferred
Petroleum
common
—
General Products Mfg class A
Steel
Wares common
Preferred
Lake
Gold
Yellowknife
Mines
Gillies Lake
Glenora Gold
Oil
Gold
Mines
—
Goldcrest Gold
Mines
Golden Arrow
Manitoa
—
Porcupine
Mines
Goodfish Mining
Goodyear Tire common
Preferred
class A
Bousquet
Gordon Mackay
Lakes
Great
Great
preferred
A
Class
West
Great West
Great
Paper common
West
Coal
Felt preferred.
Saddlery
_.
Wire
Greening
Gulf
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
—
Gwillim Lake Gold
Halliwell Gold
Hallnor Mines
Bridge
Hamilton Cotton
common
Rock
Gold
Head
Hinde
&
151/4
8c
May
4,762
24
28
Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Lavalie
May
29
100
July
10
108
Dec
1,025
2.00
Jun
5.75
5.75
300
4.75
Dec
•
45
24,575
5.75
7.80
For footnotes see page
Red
6.35 Aug
Macho
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Oct
MacMillan Export
Dec
Class
70c
Jun
38c
44c
22,100
27c
July
43c
Apr
Manitoba Sugar
20c 22>ic
20,100
15c
July
12,000
5c
Aug
4Vic Mar
6'iC
8 %c
48.200
4c
4c
3,000
3'ic Mar
2c
95
96
355
83
5212
52%
52 J/2
810
51 Vi
8%
8 Vi
8'i
80
3c
.
McColl-Frontenac
102
Nov
Dec
54
Sep
10'%
Feb
McDougall
common
Preferred
35c
Jun
32 Vi
Dec
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzie Red Lake
Jan
49
Dec
McLellan
24
100
19'% Aug
26
Feb
McMarmac
Red Lake
5% July
9% Jun
6
Jan
McWatters
Gold
13
Aug
4'%
Jan
4.90
Nov
Dec
13% Aug
57a
50
49
5
200
13%
30
10c
13
Midland
Sep
43c
Feb
Jan
20c
May
Milton
12c
Dec
24c
May
Mindamar
4c
4c
5.000
3c
Sep
7Vic May
12'%
13 Vi
Dec
Modern Containers common
150
3Vic Oct
9'ic
l'ic Dec
4'%c May
15
16%
10.817
21
21 %
205
101
10
29c
35c
117,720
10%
825
10'4c
15c
272.950
101
23,600
Corp
Oils
Oct
13 Vi
1,800
3.25
Nov
10'% July
13% Feb
4.40
Dec
Jan
,15% Apr
16
63'ic Jun
31c
37c
25c
July
75c
84c
75,300
44c
Nov
15Vic16'ic
77,700
3'ic Sep
Porcupine
Montauban
Jan
Corp
100
5c
i2c
2514
14 %c May
National
47c
Jan
Drug
65c
Dec
17Vic Nov
Preferred
1334
15%
5,500
6c
Sep
15c
Jun
5,200
22c
July
Sep
55c
Nov
National
Hosiery
5c
15C
Oct
National
Petroleum
1.00
5,800
58c
Mar
94c
Oct
National Sewer Pipe
4c
July
6c
13,500
5,500
575
11%
13%
5,594
15
16
13,004
Jan
Dec
Negus Mines
New Alger —i.,
July
llVi
Jan
16%
Sen
New
class A
New Bidlamaque
12'% July
class B
National Steel Car
Oct
25
6 Vic Mar
16%
Jan
8.50
10c
15c
32%
32'%
1,235
1,035
Nov
■'7 Vic Oct
3c
Sep
2'/4c Sep
7c
13% Nov
17
Dec
24c
18
Feb
42c
Jan
Nov
22%
Dec
Oct
18%
Nov
74c
Jan
1.30
Jun
98c
Nov
3 Vic
Feb
>■', 10
/Apr
-
4%c
31c
1.34 Feb
!
12c
*'• 30
30
Apr
62c
Mar
6c
Jun
10c
Feb
July
July
Feb
34% May
33% Oct
Nov
23c
Sep
05
135
19c
22c
3,000
20c
Nov
26c
Dec
—
,
.
28,999
23c
21c
27c
23,000
12c
31c
Mar
14
14c
14
90
July
Sep
17c
18,600
2.23
2.40
70c
95c
ll%c 13%d
7c
8C
1.21
1.33
2.50 2.79
27,030
29,100
,83,200
38,500
166.550
142,232
2.35
18%
18%
2.66
British
18%
19%
3.00
;
.
7.00 Mar
Nov
9'%
7% July,
15
12c
16 %
43c
Nov
Sep
Jun
May
19%
2.75
25c
86,055
13,200
__
"
14'%
2%c
104
140
1,535
6,925
14c
17c
10c 12 %c
42'%
47'%
22
97'%
51c
11
11
23%
99
65,500
59
475
9,575
130
23c
58'%
23c
63
500
4,91b
47c
4Vic
lie
8c
54c
7%c
12c
9c
20,650
21,000
4,810
1,600
4.50
3.25
4.9o
3.25
2,220
250
16c
25
1-55
1-85
14c
24%
1.55
1.60
18c
26%
1.60
1.85
137,150
925
2,800
16,2^0
18%
18%
19
42c
20
I9
4oc
20
I9
1-898
1,400
22
—
—
63
49c
-.1 -»■
_
'■*
in.. .1... ..T
Dominion Oil
ii~ rrf-
8c
--
-—
40c
45c
17%
28
--
12Vic
—
8'%
—
—
27%
28'%
14
15
39c
43c
45c
45c
17% 18 '2
26%
28
27
27
lie 12 %c
iuu
7j
338
20, .01
i'999
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ojo
_
HO
50
22
22
8'%
8%
100
12
12'% 12%
27% 28%
230
H'%
28 28%
825
975
390
1.85
47
29%
27,300
70
29
1.67
46
28%
1-27
1.15
1.40
10c
7c
151,250
6,900
18,600
1.40
60,510
1-78
—
•
nrrf—l
1
6Vic
•
1.39
5c
1.25
2,74o
Oct
Dec
23c
Jun
Nov
Oct
1.24
Nov
4.10
1.60 July
Apr
Dec
9'%
Jan
17
7%
Jan
17
Dec
3.20
Apr
60c
Feb
1.90 July
17c
Dec
1.80 July
2c
Oct
3.75 Apr
4c
Nov
May
106%
Dec
8% July
13%
Dec
102
3 Vic Aug
8%c Mar
10c
Sep
32c
Jun
7'%c
Dec
31c
May
21%
Jan
44%
Oct
22c
27,875
44c
H
10%
12c
83c
50,000
28.000
47
1.50
Jan
6c
14,100
14%
6%c
104
13
. 6c
3.25 Mar
July
5c
11,997
44,025
2.80
1.80 July
38c
4,997
18%
2.50
51c
11
•
20
•
•
*
•
common
42,400
12c
Jan
6c
2%c Aug
8%
—
5
Grocers
lie
25'%
Apr
19%
4.25
15'%c
12 Vic
5
& Chemical com
Preferred
National
54c
5c
7.75
Dec
9%c
1
1
•
Breweries common
National
8 Vic
11c
96,215
21c
1
7%c
24%
5.00 Aug
15
3,500
1.09
2.59
2%c
25
8%fe
96c
6Vic
68c
32
32
23c
*
common
Preferred
Mylamaque Mines
53c
8 Vic
6%c
2.74
2%c
*
•
Mines
Moore
101
Mar
Jan
1
8%
__
—
*
1
Monarch Knitting common
Moneta
Dec
Dec
Dec
5c
2.40
9c
4.25
9c
4.25
17c
*
*
A
Montreal Locomotive
21c
11
Ciass
—
Oct
100%
8% July
32'%
1
*
1
Corp
23
13*8
21.600
Metals
16% July
24'4
3c
32'%
*
Brick
Model
a
4.25
Mining
Grain
Pacific
&
7c
7c
5,100
8'ic
95c
*
*
*
Light & Power common
Mid-Continent Oil
13,000
7c
.
Mexican
177,170
4.00
__
•
4.50
15c
2 Vic
8c
*
14c
Dec
6c
Mercury Mills
16c
18.000
1.10
6c
6%C
He
12c
3,550
1.12
98c
1.20
__
1
1
1
*
Gold
12%c
231
95c
*
5
Segur
Jan
14 V e
14
0
•
100
class A
14'%
10%
16c
Grain
McCabe
40
-a
31c
Ltd
Maxwell
Nov
435
31c
83 He
10'ic Nov
1.400
5%
26c
22
13%
1
*
7,375
14's
1,500
•
common
Matarrow Lead
47
10%
He
Massey-Harris
-
17c
—
16
Nov
11%c May
Gold
32%
13%
131 a
6c
Marbenor
Marcus
31
5
?c
Malartic Mines Ltd
Oct
Jun
July
8% Aug
9%c Sep
3'%c
22c
21%
__
1
Mines
Maralgo
19c
10c
7c
3c
24c
100
•
preferred——
Milling
Leaf
15c
24
13c
Oct
Maple
46%
7-
14%c
27'%c May
20c
Oct
6.60
5c
4,975
225
8,400
16,000
1
Manitoba & Eastern
•
6.75
16'%
5Vic
1
•
Magnet Consol
Malartic Goldfields
Dec
July
Sep
Aug
25
•
*
1
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
45c
4c
Dec
1.42
1,210
58,700
150
305
9,300
19,890
9,000
1
Mines
class A
6,000
6c
5%
Gold
B
51c
2.10
32 %c
4,900
5'%
1
Mines
Mackeno
Oct
Oct
3,000
Jun
37,900
147/e
7%c
1.32
2.74
Jun
25,150
Jan
85c
40c
2.40
5'%
1
4c
6c
May
14%
14'%
.
88c
12c
6.30
21c
Dec
5.10
16%
5c
4%c
3Vic
: 12%c
Aug
5.95
Jun
Feb
8.00
147%
1
Aug
Sep
85c
5'%c
10,002
28c i'
35c
6.55
16'%
5%c
5c
1
Dec
9.20 May
Dec
Oct
38,100
10"%
2.00
__
Lake
20
22c
17c
8 %c
10
26c
39c
1 '
River
106
15,750
6Vic
/
__
Mines
2c
5 Vic
•
41.
Macfie
5c
5Vic
5
L_
Macassa
MacDonalcl
Sep
12,700
3%C-/
26c
107%
*
Mines
Oct
Feb
6.70
25,320
6,500
May
Nov
8c
26,300
Jun
49c
*
M)
3%c
9c
14c
July
1
.
Yellowknife
7c
14c
23'4
—*
Dauch
Lynx
2%c
9 Vic
Jan
22c
*
Petroleum
47%
Dec
7%c
3c
79,400
•
A
Goldfields
3.00
.
class
-
(Walter
Lowney
Apr
112
Nov
8 Vic
1
*
*
_
Jun
111
Feb
11 Vic
27,800
35c
__
Lac
49 Vic
3
Mines
2.22
19 Vi
July
May
9 tic
9c
6.25
7,300
5%c
1
Island
Jan
1.00
5c
*
109
40%
102
1.34
90c
26%c
1
*
Class
2.50
7.30
July
3.80
5c
A
London
109
15'/?c
65c
17%
32c
Gold Mines Ltd
Hosiery Mills common..
Lomega
Dec
Nov
2.40
104
90c
♦
106'i
15
Jun
1
Groceterias
109
50,100
1.32
1
Class B
2.50
20c
July
Loblaw
1.20 July
15'% July
105
30c
Oct
2,7b0
105
41,700
Aug
7.100
16 Vic
Nov
55c
1
9,8u0
4.75
6.90
48c
♦
Long
i.eo
17
Jah
Oct
50c
•
16c
Aug
29 J/2
18,700
715
38.490
Lexindin Gold
18 Vi
575
95c
19'%
8.35
V
6.90
Little
18
1,940
20
85c
18'%
"
Gold
1.50
1,350
Dec
Jan
85c
19%
8.00
3
Leduc-West
1-38
1-50
!83a
45
Jan
•
Louvlcourt
5.45
NoV
95c
*
class B
B
Long
19 »/4
Mines
Acceptance
Mines
1.68 Aug
18
/ 19c
Nov
Lawson & Jones class A
3.20 Mav
44
Island
"U"
1.20 Nov
5.25
:
Secord
1.89 Julv
109
July"
37'i
July
Jan
10c
Sep
Mar
1.44
70c
Sep
1.80
Jun
7c
2,500
58
July
45 Vi
18c
Nov
46c
Jan
195
15c
1
Lapa
Leitch
55
16c
1
1
1
Lencourt Gold
38%
80c
"Dec
•
Sep
Dec
1.00
Dec
75c
*
•
1
1
Dec
52
38c
35c
48,925
Gold
6.10
37.620
3,500
1.09
15c 16%c
__
•
12 Vi
I 2,000
Aug
47c
1.00
15c
Mines
Jan
41c
7,500
45c
1.05
1
Ltd
(1945)
Lake Wasa Mining
Larder
Oct
1
_•
Mines
Feb
8
20% Ma*
1
Gold
Lang & Sons
Oct
13% July
19%
1
Mines
Fortune
Luz
50,335
18%
•
Dufault
Lake
La
24c
15
*
1
Mines
Lake
Shore
4'%c Mar
36c
•
Lake Lingman
Lake Osu Mines
Lake
790
101,000
1
Ltd_
Gold
Lake Rowan
16
7c
1
Labrador Mining & Exploration
80.925
1
Oils Ltd
(John)
Labatt
Laduiama
17c
16
19
•
;
Lake
Kirkland Townsite
Kroy
6c
32,091
12c
1
Ltd
Kirkland-Hudson
Kirkland
21c
NO.V
14%c 20%c
16
18c
>
1
Mines
Keyboycon
12%c
*
1
Kerr-Addison
1.40
1
Hollfnger Cot sol
Home- Oil
20% Aug
3.85
1
Hedley Mascot
Heva Gold
Nov
Dec
*
Canada
of
Gold
1.34
1
Lake
Highland-Bell
Highbridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
Feb
„
Mines
Mines
Kelvinator
3.40
1
Gold
of the Lakes Iron
Headway Red
Heath Gold
17 Vi
Dec
1.95
1
•
J
Mines
Harding Carpets
Harricana Gold
Hasaga
Kelore
Kenville
Class
40c
100
Preferred
Hard
May
JOlli 101 J/2
*
1
1
1
—*
*
Halcrow Swayze
Hamilton
Sep
35c
20c
28
*
Lime & Aiabastine
Brass class A
Gypsum
Hahn
85c
Jan
98
1
1
1
Mines..,
Gold
Nov
4c
86
10
1
Guaranty Trust
Guayana
55c
325
31%
Apr
May
18,800
2,200
95 '2
Jun
15c
42,000
Lamaque
37'i May
x
Jan
1.65
7%c
44c
21c
Jan
62c
16c
Nov
Dec
9
35
20c
7.65
7%c
3 Vic
21c
Jan
Jan
75c 80 %c
9c
*
1°0
1
1
1
1
1
*
1
1
1
1
1
*
1
1
•
-50
*
1
"
—"
*
0
*
5
Dec
4%c
21c
*
—1
— 1
Bakeries
13c
20c
77c
100
100
*
5% ft
600
19,892
32,885
1
47%
*
*
*
common
__
•
Lairentide
2.05
Ltd
Ltd
21c
32c36%c
36c
Ltd
Laura
100
Power
21c
15%c 16Vic
21c
1
Ltd
Dec
Mining
Oils
Kayrand
Dec
July
4.05 Mar
44,193
Oils
May
1.22
Nov
11,335
6.05
-i—
11c
17c
8.45
64,742
11 Vi
Exploration
4'%c Aug
Aug
95c
1.38
10V'4
5.55
Preferred
6,500
July
32c
95c
9.70
11%
46
-10112
3.75
6Vic
7c
Oct
4c
„
Dec
5Vic
__
Jun
35c
Nov
12.100
common
14'%
29,800
21%
5 Vic
Gold
Jan
23,793
24
Oct
4 J/8 c
1
8%
11c
19J/2 May
preferred——20
—
11,653
88c
Mar
1,460
Co
14'%
7Vic
20
23%
Manufacturing
13%
14
82Vic
185
23
Ford Motor class A
39%
8c
440
13% July
41c
1.80
54 %
Apr
85c
23
29 Vi
Flank Petroleums—
29%
1
22
1,745
_T
15,114
1
2 z ',2
1.095
5.75
42
l
Quebec
21%
1,380
"
*
*
*
*
0
•
0
—100
*
41'%
41'%
Nov
II,109
25
—1
Nov
104'%
1
Gold
Nov
13,462
.,
Mining
Mines
32 V 4
12%
Petroleum
45
Jan
—
*
common
Mines
9
Feb
Waite
Jaculet
Jellicoe
Nov
17 Vi
Co
Gold
Sep
105
Jan
43 Vi
Nickel
Dec
30%
17%
Kirkland
Mar
101%
Jack
32 Vi
Products common
26
35
Nov
2.00
102
5%C
23%
3,735
103
42
Dec
Dec
123b
redeemable
52
103
Jan
1.25
99 Vi
16%
common
47'%
26 Vi
31 %
Players
Grain
50
100
"
10 J/2
1.16
9.75
17 %
31 %
Nov
*
A
Jacknife
*
Nickel
Nov
23
Mar
5%c
--
10
Apr
31
lOVi
-
Feb
15
Sep
5%c
6C
4
25
29V2
36
1.65
9.20
7'/a
150
*
47
21
15
13%
58c
class
Metals
8
21
International Petroleum
225
Nov
8
Nov
8,811
52c
Aug
21
__
14
4.943
30c
21
com—*
Oct
2
100
Powders
May
100
46c
Jun
25
Bronze
International
3.00
9%
Co
Dec
2.75
9%
31%
13%
&
22
99 Vi
44
1 John 1
Nov
Dec
102
2.80
99%
14%
May
32
Aug
7 J/2
Federal
Graham
Jun
28c
39 %c
30%
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Goldora
Jun
9
*
*
1
Goldhawk
40
Mar
1
Corp
Golden
7%c May
Dec
7
1
*
— .25
Empire Brass classs A
Eagle
Jan
Feb
175
57c
25c
13c
Pen-Rey
Gold
27
Dec
3c
28%
8%
1
1
Lake
24%
8%
1
Goldale
475
8%
Gold
Globe
1,465
3,200
28%
*
Oct
God's
25
5Vic
28'%
Ingersoll Machine class A
18Vic Nov
Nov
Giant
25
4%c
28%
Feb
20
Geneva
25
•
common
6c
59
Class A
25
_i
Acceptance
Jun
12,100
Feb
General
preferred
Industrial
Oct
Mar
7%
Vic 151 ic
14
Feb
General
4ft
Indian Lake
6'% Sep
41
15'%
5 ft
15
12'%
40
45'/i
General
29%
Oct
675
Dec
50
Gatineau
Jan
2,74o
6%
Jan
015
Garrison
50,647
12%
6%
£l
31
308
Garnet Oils
31
12'%
Preferred
Nov
30
21
Frobisher
29'%
6%
35'%
50
5 J/4
Cos
31
12%
24% May
Jan
195
32 Vi
Fraser
...»
Feb
21
845
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Jan
23
30%
25
35%
32
20
Francoeur
28
35
28%
61
Foundation
28
35
__
10
32
"
El Sol Gold
Fleet
100
6'%
28'%
Mines
Fibre
25
32
5 J/4
Federated
6%
28%
21
Federal
9
6%
_:
Sep
25
62 '%
$1.40
Nov
34,000
32
20
Investment
Eddy Paper class A
Famous
Nov
27c
preferred
1.12
25
Easy Washing Machine
Falconbridge
31c
25c
$1.60
*
Eastern Steel
Eureka
Sep
26c
Dec
Conv preferred
*
1
1
*
*
1
—1
& Mudge class A
Estabrooks
Sep
13c
4 855
Oct
*
Duvay Gold Mines
East Amphi
El
57
61 Vi
Apr
J
Mines
Eldona
41% Mar
60
1.75
•
Woollens
Elder
50
1.90
•
4
-23.5o
Stores
Dominion
Economic
Feb
Dec
1
50
25
Preferred
Sullivan
48%
Feb
•
100
preference
Dominion Scottish Invest common
Malting
East
100
40c
& Steel common—•
Magnesium
East
49%
3,350
red sinking fund preferred_100
Donnell
49Vi
24,600
* /
preferred
Donalda
68
1.60
Rights
Dominion
Feb
1.25
*
--—35 r-;.
*
common
Dominion Foundry
v-
35
1.45
25
preferred
Fabrics common
Dominion
395
1.10
*
Dairies
Dominion
Oct
42c
791/2
1.C0
10
Fieferred
4%%
Dec
26Vic Nov
1
2
Ltd
Dominion
2nd
9'%
6% July
Jan
771/2
1.10
1
:
Bank
Dominion
620
Jun
15%c
1
Seagrams
Dominion
Dominion
Oil
Jan
21 %c
Yellowknife
Mines
Dome
Imperial
Jan
24
24 %c
Ltd
Minerals-
Distillers
Apr
42c
Jun
21 '/a
Mines
Discovery
31c
Dec
18c
22C
21
paid
20%
16'%c
Aug
1
Delnite
Detta
Mar
10c
20
15c
Ltd__l
Mines
Gold
Del
Rio
Bank
Erie
Mar
5c
61 Vi
*
Huron
.
4c
21,800
1
Hunts class A
&
—
High
48,800
7Vic
*
Poicupine
Imperial
20c
72,200
6,000
Bay Mining & Smelting
Oct
21
/
50
Low
High
6Vic
__
,
Preferred
Range for Year 1J)50
Shares
9Vic 11 Vic
lie
1
Paper common
Jun
19c
22c
Smith
for Week
Low
1
Mines
26c
Mar
21c
j
Apr
Yellowknife
Gold
56
Apr
7C
*
A
Ltd
Oils
47
1
class
Class B
Decalta
100
9,000
*
*
Petroleum
Leather
115
55
13 Vic
25
9'%
Jan
*.—•
D'Aragon Mines
Davies
15c
*:
6%
15c
55
—100
Coal
Nest
Crow's
Davis
100
19
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
26
1
*
Craig Bit common.Croinor
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
18%
26
Mining
Crestaurum
Friday
.
25 Vi
Box common—■—a
*
Paper
19
STOCKS
Range for Year 1950
Shares
Homer
Imperial Mills
Cournor
ENDED JANUARY
Sale*
for Week
of Prices
Low
Pa
Cosmos
Week's
Range
Nov
36c
Dec
6% Aug
.
12
97
10c
Oct
30c
Jan
60c
July
Jun
67
Jan
July
37c
Oct
Dec
100
July
50
Oct
10'%
19
8% July
12% July
Jan
3%c Jan
13 %c May
8c
Feb
19c Oct
7c
Dec
14%c Jun
3.00
6.00
Jun
Apr
1.45 July
2.90
Sep
Jan
19%c
Dec
3c
14 ft
1.10
Jan
1.87
22
Apr
Dec
2.25
Jun
Jan
2.35
Dec
10
Jun
18 Vi
31c
Feb
66c
14%
Jan
19
16%
Jan
20%
8
Dec
Sep
May
Jun
14
Dec
47c
Mar
26c
July
July
35c
Dec
15 1
Nov
22%
Apr
23%
Dec
25 Vi
Nov
*
58c
Seo
27% Mar
26'%
Dec
6c
Feb
26c
Oct
Nov
37
Jan
19
7% Aug
10% Mar
9% Mar
13
Oct
Apr
13
Oct
27% Mar
29
Nov
19
July
30% NOV
24c
Mar
3.10 Aug
Aug
19% July
46
May
30% Nov
10%
37
68c
Dec
1.84
Apr
6%c Aug
3c
Feb
17c
May
9c
Oct
85c
1.50 Jun
July
#40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(416)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
Par
New
Low
High
2.90
3.20
98,650
95c
Mar
3.05
Nov
Siscoe
Mines
1
1.33
1.26
1.45
19,394
60c
Jun
1.51
Oct
Sladen
Goldvue
1
34c
New
Jason
1
New Marlon Gold
Newnorth
Lac
Mines
Pacalta
Rouyn
Dec
51c
Jun
South
Dec
31c
Oct
Stadacona
2.20
2.53
72,875
43c
8c
7,200
5c
17c
22c
80,700
11c
6c
20c
July
July
7c
Jun
32c
4%C
43Ac
3,500
12c
20c
101,725
6c
5'Ac
6c
10,000
3c
Jan
10c
May
Stanley
ll%c
10c
12c
130,300
7c
July
12c
May
1
Merger
7c
1
4,000
15,000
4 "Ac
•
Mines
7c
9c ll7Ac
10c
1
—
21 %c
5
5c
21'Ac
4c
25c
Feb
7c
13c
May
16c
66,100
12c
Dec
79c
Apr
90c
July
117,750
31c
Nov
1.10
9,600
85c
Dec
1.05
7 4'A
*
Corp
Norgold
1
Mines
Noriartic
Mines
Normetal
Norpick
_1
Mining
Mines
Extension
North
Denison
North
Inca
Northland
Gold
North Star Oil common
Mines
Obaska
Mines
Gold
Ontario
Feb
37c
May
17,000
6c
Dec
18'Ac
Jun
16,000
4'Ac July
7'A Feb
30c
35c
14c
V.
27,845
4,000
Feb
Aug
42c
Sep
Toburn
Aug
43c
Oct
May
48c
Nov
Toronto
Toronto
General
Sep
May
Toronto
Iron
5%c
9,000
135
10
128
Jan
135
Dec
39
Jan
69
Nov
Towagmac
Feb
Tower
Apr
Traders
2.24
Aug
28c
3'Ac Dec
3.50
9c
Dec
7%
6c
31,000
4c
Dec
12%c
Jun
Class
49,200
75c
July
1.75
Jun
6'Ac Aug
15c
People's Credit Securities
1,000
Feb
8.25
Oct
53'A
Dec
Trend
52,934
77'Ac
9c
1.08
Feb
Union
4'Ac
13,800
3c
Nov
7c
May
Union
38c
47c
35,400
17c
Feb
60c
Jun
United
4'Ac
1,000
3c
Feb
7'Ac
Apr
United
10'Ac May
United
Dec
3c
3c
6,500
3c
82c
144,450
20c
July
60
60
1.58
Jun
76C
10
51
25
41,825
Gold
Mines
25
25:
96c
Gold
Mar
Oct
29
Dec
3.15 May
Dec
3.45 Mar
3.35
6c
7%c
36,500
3c
Jan
1.22
1.29
37,400
49c
July
65%
64'A
65%
_1
1.15
Corp
Metals
Preston East
—1
Dome
*
—1
Purdy Mica Mines
1,18
Jun
May
Oct
Oct
July
1.25
Oct
Walker
55c
July
1.20
Oct
15%
Jan
22Jun
16'A
800
1.80
51,275
19
1,900
14
July
2.70
2.95
6,100
60c
Mar
3.55
11c
6,000
10%c
12'A
1.25
Jan
21'A
Dec
2.05
19
Jun
8
50
5'Ac July
5'A July
49
130
49
Quebec Chibougamau
45% July
1
41c
Aug
35c
41c
5,500
27c
Dec
54c
Nov
Quebec
1
63c
60c
30c
Queenston
Gold
64c
20,200
1
22c
21c
28c
137,600
1
2.60
2.40
2.60
67,702
1
80C
8%
Jun
Jan
Mar
64c
Jun
15c
Mar
30c
May
67c
.
July
2.87
Nov
Class
57c
27
Oct
40c
Apr
97c
Inn
Ranwick
Uranium
1
20c
20c
30c
11,500
24c
Dec
33c
1
26c
26c
31c
44,500
19c
Sep
43c
Oct
Wood
Redwater-Piccadilly Petro
1
393Ac
Reef
1
30c
Gold
Robertson
Little
Roxana
Royalite
Industries
.
Sarnia
"A"
class
A
Petroleums
Feb
15'A
4%c
24
125.474
2'Ac
2%c
17,500
23
23%
1,715
17%
Jan
18c
22c
37,100
18'Ac
Dec
1
23 %
20c
35
35
4,790
60
66'A
330
27
Jan
64
Nov
20
20
100
14
Jan
20
Dec
Jan
104
Oct
104
59'A
;
Silverwood
Nov
59'A
130
50'A
Jan
59'A
Dec
2.92
3.15
14,213
2.00
July
4.05
Jan
3c
3'Ac
2,000
2'Ac
Oct
6c
6c
500
9'A
9%
..
13
13
125""'
13'A
50
"
3'Ac July
7'A Aug
9c
.
9'A
May
Nov
12
Nov
Dec
1.03
Oct
Dec
2.10
Sep
14'A Mar
96c
94c
96c
1.49
10,300
1,900
70c
1.41
12c
12c
500
15c
Nov
25c
24c
21c
Sep
27c
47,100
18c
Dec
40c
Mav
36
35'A
37%
3,653
1
——a
A
46'A
24%c
28c
15'A
33
33
1.58
1.35
1.63
20
16'A
2
20
3.60
195,982
20'A
985
18%
19%
Mines
class
1
A
Dairies
pfd
25'A
1.05
•
2.99
10'A
10 %
290
41.
100
95
95
95
55
38
37
38%
1,525
36
33'A
36
3,583
98%
98'A
99'A
530
18
18%
1.07
37%
19
20
Nov
Apr
22
Aug
8.85
Sep
Jun
Jan
38c
Nov
1.04
.
Jan
23'A
July
Jan
Dec
3.00
22'A
Dec
Jun
1.85
Dec
2.45
9'A
Jan
11
Oct
6'A Mar
8
Nov
92'A
Jan
26% Mar
23'A July
96
July
•
3,662
IB
13'A July
20
3,233
15c
1
8VaC July
17c
75c
1.24
157,900
Nov
Oct
May
Nov
160
26
57
90
52
Jan
57%
Dec
20
21'A
235
20
Aug
23
Nov
9.00
-
37'A
9.30
11,468
47c
53c
18,220
9
9'A
3,860
2.05
2.35
52,929
13c 14'Ac
30,443
50'Ac
■.
13%c
15
.
7'Ac
11c
36
6'A
Oct
9.70
Jan
Sep
65c
Feb
Jun
9%
Oct
1.50 July
4.20
Apr
5.50 July
10%
Nov
18
Nov
12'A
Jan
6c
Sep
15c
Jun
56,500
2c
Jan
29c
May
51,500
20c
Jun
85c
Dec
4,500
"
1.00
1.22
85
85
10
9c
169,013
1
11%
6c
17'A
Jan
3.50 Mar
19c
100
15
10'Ac 13'Ac
18,621
17'A
18
30c
30c
32c
39
39
40
5c
87
rv
Oct
Oct
11c
Oct
94
Dec
16
11.50
58
Sep
4'Ac Mar
10,800
*
7.85 July
Jan
36
805
1
common.
Jun
Jun
14c
Aug
20
Oct
7c
Feb
71c
Jun
27'A
Jun
36
Dec
Oils
*
Winnipeg
35
23c
25c
6,500
17c
31%
32'A
1,330
23% Aug
100 100%
510
100%
ioc;
Lead
80
preferred
31% Mar
98%
Dec
Sep
Nov
104
Aug
7c
July
14 %c
14c
11,300
4c
Jan
17c
61,000
70c
Dec
5c
22,000
;>
5'Ac
4c
6,000
38'A
40'A
99%
30
7,353
99%
30
.1
8c
7c
——100"
99%
1.80
Nov
9'Ac May
42
Apr
101
Nov
.
Oct
3'Ac May
15
15c
Jun
97
10,600
99%
Mar
July
99%
Oct
Jun
1.32
99'A
Nov
Sep
63c
1.02
Knitting class A
21.490
65c
138.250
22c
Apr
60c
Oct
15c
11,000
9c
Nov
25c
Apr
90C
1.98
1
2.06
56c
12c
•
1.02
80.940
73c
July
5
May
6%
Apr
Apr
2.50
Nov
5%
6
*
2.70
1.36
325
2.70
1,365
5%
B
Dec
30c
32%
1.17
39%
Zinc
35
Nov
10c
99%
1
&
•
•
=.
Wright-Hargreaves
Yellorex
10c 12'AC
.
1.00
10c*
1.10
1
H)
35
—.100
common
—
Gold
iG
V.
35
*
1
Electric
Preferred
280
31%
10c
.__*
Mines.—
-
■
Toronto Stock
1.00
Dec
2.27
1.33
Jan
Apr
Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian Funds
Week's
Last
'
Sale Price
Par
..
Dec
99 'A May
36'A
32'A
101%
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
«
Andian National
Anglo
Low
Asbestos
Corp
Devel
5
May
10'A
4,760
8
Nov
46
42 7A
46
2,100
107
107
5
12
24,823
131 :134'A
296
*
Brown
Co
common
Preferred
Bulolo
100
Pulp pfd
_
1
_
Canada
&
Canada
—
7.00
*
Sugar—
23%
14%
30'A
\
common-
Fairbank's
Canadian
General
Canadian
Industries
Morse
«
com
33%
Western
Canadian
Lumber
Dec
Oct
Nov
Disher
Dominion
Paper
_
4.10
1,325
6%
7%
81
82
3.05
4,300
34
35%
11,865
*
—7%
common
new
Nov
2%
3.50
Jan
Jan
57
Jan
70c
Jan
17%
Jan
28c
July
5%
7.25
80
1.75
34
325
16
Jan
41'
120
12
Jan
18
60
955
40
July
29
7-5
36%
1,325
Sep
Sep
Nov
49%c May
53
18'A
.
Apr
Nov
Oct
Nov
56%
Oct
Dec
15%
Jan
30
27
Feb
36% Mar
19
Oct
17
110
22%
Jan
56
60'A
2,916
37% Jan
64
Aug
24%
1,927
18% July
25
Jun
42
65
Dec
-
65
65
25
July
27
28
200
50'A
50'A
200
36%
Jar.
43%
Sep
28
27%
2 8'A
4,250
17%
Jan
26%
Deo
9.00
9.10
855
*
30
29'A
31
2,880
1
8c
8c
8C
500
—64i
-!£i27
'
5
:
—
_
_
_
_
_
_
—
—
-—
•
17
^
■
-
1
common
Temiskaming Mining
75
45
17
_
Oreille
Price Bros
Dec
Nov
23%
l_ —100-
•.
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Pend
Nov
35
,
24
'
5
Langley's Ltd preferred
Power
6.700
34c
-
May
22
70
■
55
Feb
,58%
—
Utilities
Inc
621
33
36
4i
Humberstone Shoe
Paper
-
29
*
International
40.025
.
Sep
18% July
58'A
_
International
Loblaw
32c
59%
_
Steel
MacLaren
Jan
4.00
«\
Jan
21%
50
110
82
*
Deo
39
55
18
:—__—
—
Deo
Jun
25
»'
9.75
25
70
common-
Bridge
Donnacona
Hayes
Aircraft
Steel
133
Jan
22'A
33c
deHavilland
10%
Jan
22%
1,005
Copper
Feb
6.00 Dec
75
36%
•
Oct
Nov
35'A
—
161
14%
7'A
*
Westinghouse
Dec
Dec
1.80
Canadian
Dec
11%
4 05
1
Oct
39
376
70
Canadian Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian Marconi
Sep
31
Jan
23
55
*
common
3'A
92
10
20 % July
22'A
*
Investments
124
1,675
14
24%
100
22'A
22%
__
7.00
*
Canadian
Coast
10%
30'A
Vinegars
Canadian Bronze
11%
134'A
5
—
Dominion
•
107
_100
—
_
Gold
High
525
11
_
Columbia
Low
9
10% A
5
'
British
Range for Year 1950
High
8'A
9
__
Newfoundland
Shares
of Prices
35%
48c
-
Dec
Nov
5.85
505
8
•
see page
1.42
16
100
Class B
Preferred
Sep
14c
•89,9501,500
7'A
10%
*
Apr
18% July
26
98c
2.80
•
Simpson's Ltd class A
For footnotes
26
1.05
50c
...
—
Western
42c
5
Mines
7.35
40c
_l
common
6.95
40c
17'A
9% Mar
3,550
126,250
7.35
Dec
Aug
May
Dec
1.60 July
*
185
l
42c
32
1.05
57
3.30
18%
Nov
65c
56'A
5 0>- •"
20
1
.
51'A
Feb
14'A
.15,300
3.55
__*
Nov
10c
75
July
46
•
r„.
22
85,600
1
ctfs
1.40
47
22c
16%
20
common
Dairies
.
5c" July
1.42
50
__
B
Silverwood
85'A
33
3c
50c
class
Standard
10
Jan
3.10
common—*
Mines
Mining
Silknit Ltd
104
12%
Apr
57c
Dec
Oct
12c
Gordon
Silver Miller
34c
•
Gold_
trust
2c
29%
r_l
Breweries
8.85
62c
Feb
58c
-85
Nov
13%
July
15c
7,300
—100
Jan
12%
36c
11,303
5,835
—u——
Apr
July
13
165,150
67c
21
Oct
*
Creek
Class
30'A
•
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silver
Feb
1,825
*
Class B
Silanco
27
30%
74c
35c
12c
Jun
.
(1945)
Voting
50c
9%.
Ltd
Co
Sheraton Ltd
Sicks
Dec
1
Wpg Brewery class A
Sherritt
21c
;___
preferred
Sheep
July
l
.
Shawinigan Water & Power
Shea's
6c
29%
Jun
Jun
59c
6,000
common
Gold
Apr
9,500
30%
34
97
1.09
108
Apr
9c
40,150
Dec
Nov
18'A
•
—
Jun
16%c
8'Ac
1
Rouyn
Shawkey
15'A
1
Warrants
Senator
14'A
11'A
Feb
39c
Jun
35%
24
90'A
Dec
Feb
Jan
36c
Jun
30c
8c
York
8'A
37c
May
80c
Dec
9
12'A
Oct
17c
12,494
150
56'A
Mineral
Homestead
(Geo)
Class
3.30
Dec
125
'V'
23'A July
10
•
7c
Jan
9c
99
,
Mines
Oil
35
1,500
26
ll'A
T 56
May
49
Gold
Security Freehold
Selburn
75
14'A
_1
:
Gold
Ltd
10'A
14'A
26'A
Nov
63c
1
66
Feb
Aug
Mar
30c
11%
5c
Jan
108
6c
73c
12c
3.00
Sep
Nov
24c
1.20
Yellowknife Bear Mines
1
Bridge
Scarfe
305
10'A
1
preferred
Sannorm
13
•
common
Mines
River
12'A
2c
20
3.00
2.10
Jun
Sep
Dec
14'A
1,300
7c
Wingait Gold
Yale
14
32,200
1
12c
2.00 Aug
44
*
Oil
Antonio
Sand
85
Sep
Jun
Mar
25%
9%
Mines
4.80
Sep
10
St Lawrence Paper 1st preferred
2nd preferred
San
21,600
70
4c
1,300
7'Ac
60c
*
Co
St Lawrence Corp common
1st preferred
2nd
2.50
5c
68
70
84c
2.03 Mar
1
—
Lake
Ryan
6c
*
Rupununl Gold Mines
Russell
Dec
.*
common
Lac
Oils
Royal Bank
Nov
22c
11,300
7,000
♦
'_
Long
22c
21,600
2.50
*
Class A
Roche
49,403
30c
5.00
5'Ac
1
73c
common
Robinson Cotton
Robinson
41c
27c
5.00
1
.
—
Mfg
1.84 May
37
9c
90
1.39 May
12
41c
56'A
——
■
Sep
10% Mar
24
May
May
47c
Dec
100
*
W)
45c
July
9%
Nov
37
14'A
116
Apr
May
•
A
Winora
Red Poplar Gold Mines Ltd
Nov
Dec
July
80c
25 :>>
1
&
27c
Aug
17'Ac Jan
11
3.25
1
9,200
Reno
3.65
17c
25
1,117
90
1
76,784
20,749
Renabie Mines
Dec
Aug
loo
V
*
Windward
56c
6c
Sep
34c
26
Winchester Larder
84c
1
Nov
9c
._*
—
(G
Wiltsey-Coghlan
29'A
Regcourt
7%
11%
13
115
1
Preferred
50c
39c
Oct
Feb
Oct
12'A
37c
•
Consolidated
Western
70c
1
Jan
FeD
14
1
Products
Weston
27'A
Petroleum
1.66
32%
2.03
6,300
5'
'
Grocers
52c
Reeves MacDonald
12'A
1
(Hiram)
Western
29%
17
39
—___1
Ashley
*
,
,
12
38
9.20
L
Western
1
;
Mining
1.50
11%
38
•
Wesley Mason preferred
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Quemont
15%c May
17
13,495
12
Apr
Oct
1.36
5%c July
12,150
1.45
*
,_«s—
West Malartic
8
Labrador
40c
30c
1.45
————-—*
Westeel
9c
Quebec
35c
26c
50
i__
Feb
49
Quebec Manitou
40c
•
—
Jun
Apr
49
Gold
25
Mines
Wekusko
9c
__
3.30
1.20 May
14 '/2c
6
33,000
25
Amulet
64%
56c
16
10
common—
Waite
42'A Mar
40
Mills
Flour
Preferred
Feb
10%
31.030
9c
22
*
preferred
Gold
Violamac
7,600
v
2.52
22
•
Mines
Vicour
Villbona
3,520
1.50
2.70
„„
4.00
21c
18'A
1.74
*
Prospectors' Airways
Dec
10,800
9,700
2.30
7'Ac
B
A
Mfg
1.15
25
2.45
8'Ac
Jun
Jun
87/aC May
28'A Mar
425
■
Dec
5.50
25c
4'Ac July
>
400
11
*
Ltd
Viceroy
1.10
23
16'/a
•
1
Proprietary Mines
2.90
Ventures
1.05
,23~%
.7
11
*
Canada Mines
1.02
•
class
Upper
3.10
1
6%
1
Oils
1.25
——
135
*
Steel
3.35
—
31'A
20
new—
preferred
United
.6'Ac
common
—^
B
United
*
Rouyn
31
31'A
United Keno Hill
1
River
31,b5U
9,700
.8.25
Nov
2.31
221,200
1.45
7'Ac
>
class
Corp
Fuel
Class
Dec
1.75
27
3,700
Dec
119c
6c
1
Jan
———1
Gold,
Jan
14c
1.28
1
Nov
*
Porcupine Peninsular '•»;
3c
1.02
18c
1.35
7'Ac
*
63c
1.53
1.95
2.50.
Jan
l
Asbestos
10
7,350
1.80
2.40
Mar
60c
1
Gas
60
25,855
1.84
2.50
40c
640
72'A
*
Mining
Jan
July
25
1
-
Oct
25
•
Gold
Polaris Oil
21,600
75
Resources
Jun
5
40c
:
69,145
88c
85c
Petroleums
4'Ac
*
_—
Transcontinental
95c
"
Photo Engravers
May
3'Ac
16
3.75
83c
3.60
*
Transvision-Television
Jan
57c
3.20
—_—
Jun
16
3'Ac July
._*
Trans Empire Oils
4c
46c
5,600
*
4.20
57c
6c
100
44'A
;
5'Ac
class A
Finance
1,190
_1
—
13c
B
35,410
——*
Perron Gold
1,500
'
8.60
80c
17c
1
54%
*
Dec
16'Ac
10'Ac May
Feb
3.50
50
8.15
1
2.25
260
common—
53'A
1
Reef
Works
8.35
Consol
95.029
*
54 %
Malartic
Penman's Ltd common__
Dec
9.40
73%
Sep
Dec
30'A
3.50
10
Preferred
—1
—.
18 y2
30 %
Feb
3.50
Exploration
1.54
43c
_
Apr
Mar,
8.00
2
Mortgage
1.42
1.05
4'Ac Nov
20
3.50
Petroleums
4'Ac
1
Mines
Crow
Toronto
1.43
*
6,500
16% Mar
,
■J
9.35
._
5%c
10c
ly
8c
»
Trusts
1
Oil
7c
«.
Class A
10 Vic
1,000,
20%
50c
*
*
Cadillac
Western
1.36 July
15c
1
6c
675
Elevators
Jan
135
1.05
Mar
3,030
.
•
Feb
3%c
6c
July
75c
3,820
—
Silver Mines
9,600
1.00
8
Dec
35'A
1
3'Ac
Torbrlt
32,125
—_1
6'Ac
Oct
.
17,'A
L'.
30c
46,700
—___1
Sep
6%
41c
36%
_•
I
Dec
18c
3,000
4'Ac
-
35
Gold
19c
10c 13'Ac
Apr
Apr
Dec
1
Mines
35%
1
ordinary
common
12c
45
17
Apr
Dec
34'A
Tombill Gold
2.33
1.20
550
50
31,600
18
25
110
7%
Oct
Dec
1
Tip Top Tailors
2.45
70
17
_1
Thompson-Lundmark
15c
Mar
16c
4.50
5'Ac
,60c
52c
■.
Dec
96
12%
35
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
6
2.20
4.25
5'Ac
55c
12'A
Jan
10
v
-
Dec
16'Ac
69%
5'Ac
>
63'Ac Mar
7'A July
36-
common
Pearson
17c
4.25
35
1
Preferred
1
Petroleum
Purity
Taylor,
Ltd
16c
53Ac
27
•
24c
33,863
68,150
1.60
Oct
11%
1,885
Gold
2.45
____
Pacific
Pressed
6'Ac
9c
12c
*
._
_
Page Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine Mines Ltd--—.
Power
Tamblyn
1.45
—*
common——
(Eastern)
c
Nov
28c 33'Ac
28c
1.58
50
Coyle Navigation
Powell
31 %C
*
Pacific
Powell
22c
46,450
5 'A
13'A
River
*
Lake
Porcupine
Feb
15c
18c
12c
13
.
'
Sylvanite
Dec
Jun
86
1
Surf Inlet
Oct
•
Pacific
Pioneer
9c
5.00
8c
*
—
Gold
Lake
Pickle
Taku
425
—
Steel
Paymaster
Oct
1,050
1
Orange Crush
Partamen
May
10
1'
Loan
Paramaque
9c
70c
2.46 Mar
•
Ontario
Pandora
Nov
Aug
5%
Oils
Red
4c
33c
9
Omnitrans Exploration
Orlac
23,626
20,000
33c
13'A
*
preferred
Petroleum
Supertest
12,974
•
Ltd—.
55c
5'A
Ltd
Oils
2,150
4,300
41c 46'Ac
25
~
Superior
Oct
18c
20
common
Mines.
May
22
Dec
3,205
Contact
6%c
10
Mines
Selections
Osisko
77c
5%
O'Leary Malartic
Orenada
5'Ac
Nov
Dec
9c
95%
*
Canada
Cons
7c-' 7'Ac
9c
of
Sullivan
14'Ac
7'Ac
1
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
Oct
25c
—*
Ltd
Lake
O'Brien
2'Ac
t
155,825
225
15,300
7'A
Sudbury
50c
May
19
12%
1
Oct
4.85
—5
Preferred
Nubar
1,500
4c
19c
Oct
19
Nov
1.05 May
6%c
95%
Sturgeon River Gold—,
15c
1
(1940)
Dec
41
11%
Bros
Press
6c
17 Vic
1
Mines
July
5c
Feb
12
Gold
Stovel
4.65
6%c
1
_;
63c
1,100
3'Ac
*
Mines
8,322
10c
32'A
•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
41'Ac
<
4.85
*
-
78'A
220
63c
19
*
Preferred
53c
46c
*
Canada
Northern
76
3%C
■
1
Gold
Northern
1.75
42c
10c
78
—1
Olsen
Co
Aug
8%c
44c
Brock class A
Mar
11,325
51c
92c
40
Apr
50c
27
Dec
3.00
44'Ac
1.05
40
High
30c
95%
A
Dec
2.50
47c
1
23,100
■it 72,450
—
.
Nov
2.99
_1
Noranda Mines
Steel
May
Jan
July
75c
*
common
Radio class
Stedman
Apr
25c
2%c
2,500
65c
100
Preferred
Standard
Apr
73c
•
;
Paving common^—
Starratt
Jc
10c
Gold
Nordon
Standard
Oct
70c
•
Mines
Year 1950
Low
63c
•
Brazeau
Range for
High
63c
20
—
Preferred
Jun
July
Co common
Standard Chemical
3.70 May
Apr
Sep
Mines Ltd
Nor-Acme
t
17c
13'Ac
*
Oils
Thurbois
Nisto
V
5,379
14,525
7c
1
Yellowknife
Pan
24c
<N)
Low
Shares
1
Southam Co
17C
Mines
Nicholson Mines
Oil
Nov
19c
—.^,..—,.1
Norzone
Nipisslng
May
27c
1
New
New
Nib
Sep
Sep
50c
12c
2.25
1
Gold
Norseman
New
19c
13,475
1
Long
New
New
20C
147,450
17c
20c
1
Newlund Mines
Slater
37c
for Week
1
Malartic
14c 16'Ac
1
Laguerre Mines
Gold
16c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
29c
1
New
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
3.15
New Hugh Malartic
Mosher
STOCKS
Range for Year 1950
1
New Dickenson
New
Shares
Monday, January 22, 1951
.
19
for Week
Mines
Calumet
New
ENDED JANUARY
Friday
Range
of Prices
.
LISTED MARKETS
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
FOR
.
5.05 Mar
26%
Dec
6c
Aug
9.35
28
12c
Sep
Dec
Sep
Number 4979
Volume 173
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(417)
41
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday,
January
1!)
Investing Companies
Amerex
Fund
8.00
8.78
4.81
5.20
10
Corp
42 '/2
American Business Shares—1
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
1
Inc—
Holding
Ask
1%
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Managed
Bid
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Funds—
Automobile
44
Par
shares
lc
4.07
4.49
shares_lc
4.07
4.49
Equipment shares.lc
Business
4.37
15, 19511%S April 2, 1951
l%s May 15, 1951
4.82
Equipment
4.11
4.44
1
xll.09
12.06
General
Inc__—1
Axe-Hcughton Fund B
5
Beneficial
Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
10.28
11.11
Home
17.79
19.34
Non-Ferrous
5V2
6 V4
Paper shares
2V2
3y4
Petroleum
America—~—*
20.75
22.31
1
22.90
one
Ask
Bid
l%s Feb
99.30
99.31
32nds of
more
or
a
point
Other Issues—(Cont,)
100
Bid
100.1
Panama
Canal 3s
1961
:
Ask
1183/4
119%
99.31
99.29
24.76
Mutual Fund Inc
American
Axe-Houghton
Bond
Inv
Fund
of
Tr
Inc
Fund
Boston
—
Net
10c
9.55
5
19.88
1
1
value
asset
23.27
38.51
Broad Street Invest Corp_.
Ltd
Fund
,
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
.
1
Fund
Securities
Christiana
100
1
Investment
Eaton
Mutual
7.26
1.79
National
18.48
1.96
Bond
31.90
Income
20.86
22.30
Fidelity Fund Inc
4.97
5.15
32.69
35,34
First
Mutual Trust
Corp
Fund—;—1
stock
Common
series—
11.22
12.13
7.29
7.97
Bond
Series
7.62
1
Series
7.86
Industries
1
Inc
Fund
1
5.23
Capital
General
Investors Trust
1
Securities—
;
Common iThe) Stock Fund-lc
Automobile shares
lc
Aviation shares
—lc
Group
.
1
4.67
5.10
Priced Com Stock Series_l
5.94
6.49
Rate
4.45
4.87
1.35%
5-
6-
1-50
X17.94
19.29
1.40%
7-
3-50
1.40%
8-
1-50
5-
1.40%
9-
1-50
6-
Group
Series—;
England Fund
Stocks
York
shares.lc
1
8.42
Industrial
Aviation
1
,
stock—
10.89
5.22
13.57
14.87
Jan.
Feb.
1,
8,
1
:
——
15,
1954
99.6
.9065
1 %s
March
15,
1955
99.8
.8758
l%s
Dec.
15,
1951
-
1951
1,
15,
1955
99.8
99.10
100.3
100.2
Dated
Rate
Bid
Ask
bl.80
1.60 %
1-51
bl.80
1.65%
4-51
bl.85
1.70%
bl.90
1.75 %
bl.90
1.80%
Ask
1.40%
1.65%
10-
2-50
3-
1-51
bl.75
1.50%
1.70%
11-
1-50
8-
4-
2-51
bl.75
1.55%
1.75%
12-
1-50
9-
1-50
bl.75
1.60%
1.80%
1-
2-51
10-
1-51
1-51
bl.75
1.60%
1.85%
2-
1-51
11-
1-51
Due
7-
2-51
wi
5.87
8.91
9.76
Metals
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
12.92
14.08
Feb,
13.83
15.16
Machinery
1
12.26
13.44
Mefchandising
1
13.34
14.62
March
1
12.77
13.99
March 8,
Pacific
Public
lc
7.84
lc
—lc
9.55
25.70
8.19
1951
1.24%
1.32%
22,
1951
March
12,
April
19,
—
1.26%
1.26%
bl.36
1951
1951
1.24%
bl.36
bl.36
_
.
1951—
April
1,24%
bl.36
1951
29,
5,
Ask
bl.36
1.26%
1.26%
bl.36
9.18
1
1, 1951__
bl.34
1951
15.55
8.38
9.76
Utility
Railroad
>
14.19
(
15,
March
28.16
Fund—1
1
Coast Invest
■
April
bl.36
bl.39
15, 1951
Feb. 23, 1951
stock—1
stock
1.20%
1.20%
bl.34
bl.34
Feb.
preferred
equipment——1
Insurance
March
bl.32
1951
1951
11.79
12.85:
Electrical
Bid
Ask
0.90%
1.10%
1.15%
bl.34
25, 1951
1
Diversified
9.93
—
8.98
-1
8.91
6.95
10.46
7.62
Steel
1
12.42
13.61
—lc
11.24
12.31
Tobacco
1
10.83
11.87
shares
lc
2.86
3.15
Equipment shares
—lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Bond
Railroad
5.89
6.87
7.53
8.00
8.77
Petroleum
lc
4.29
4.71
Putnam
lc
6.55
Republic
4.89
5.29
2.17
Scudder,
1.99
5
30.56
33.04
Selected
shares——lc
13.24
83c
1.12
14.50.
92c
1.24
Sovereign
—lc
Group shares——lc
Bond Group.
lc
16.47
Stock and
11.47
12.46
Boston—1
9.96
5
—1
Fund
of
Co
Investment
America
Trust
26
20
18.04
of
19.40
3.19
3.49
56.50
56.50
Fund
2'/2
13,38
26.21
7.88
8.62
63.50
66.00
1
9.66
10.52
1
12.46
13.58
12.91
13.96
86c
95c
Investors
State
Street
Technical
Fund
Inc
Fund
Inc
Fund
Texas
Inc
17.63
18.01
Union
Bond
Union
Preferred Stock
Trusteed
1
_
Shares
Industry
Fund
25c
1
Fund—1
20 Broad Street
Shares—1
11.72
12.74
5.55
6.07
6.29
6.87
(Low
Priced
Bonds)
1
.19.31
United
Income
B-4
(Speculative
Bonds)
1
12.00
13.10
United
Science Fund
K-l
(Income pfd
19.71
30.00
35.71
Value
Wall Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
1
12.61
12.86
1
19.58
21.36
19.01
Wisconsin
1
4.07
4.41
18.06
27.50
32.74
Stocks)—1
17.42
Stks) 1
17.26
S-2
(Income
S-3
(Appreciation
(Low
com
Priced
Knickerbocker
com
com
Stks)_i
6.99
'
Unit
7.64
1
6.34
6.95
10.28
36.46
36.46
2.50
8.95
10.20
1
2.58
2.89
Bank
of
Co__ 10
Manhattan
the
1
1
2,54
15
Trust Co,
Aetna
Bank & Trust_20
67%
10
19
—10
49%
52%
Manufacturers Trust Co
23%
25
Morgan
27
29
National
30%
32%
New
10
26 %
28%
40
43
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
25
27
Merchants
$2.10
Prior
Convertible
$1.05
American
Alliance
American
Automobile '
American
Equitable
4
5
Assur
preferred
&
preferred—5
5
—5
Mfrs
4
8
9
Guaranty Trust
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
10
—
20
100
20
& Co Inc
(J P)
&
Casualty„5
Newark
American
of
American
Re-Insurance
American
I8V2
2%-
Surety
21%
20
22%
—10
33%
36
25
55%
57%
Casualty
National
Fire
National
Union
(Detroit) —10
New
Automobile
10
Bankers & Shippers
25
60
f
103
'57 %
1—10
Boston
Camden
5
Fire
63
109
"59%
20%
22%
104 %
107%
68%
40
*
36
38
Employers Reinsurance—.—10
Federal
10
53
56
York
i
North River
35i%
33
70
Nat'l Bank & Trust- -100
310
330
40
43
5
19
20%
United
-
26%
28
12.50
46%
48%
3. 33%
7%
8%
..
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Peoples First National Bank
&
Trust
42%
40%
59
298
29
31
19%
20%
Portland
First
States
Nat'l
Bank— —20
55
57
58%
,
60%
55
53
St.
248
240
Louis
Amer
Exchange
48%
95 '/2
Boatmen's
48%
50'/4
First
100
States Trust
12%
National Bank
United
92 y2
12
Trust
&
/•
1 ,650
101
97
9%
8%
254
244
Bank —20
Nat'l
National
Eank— —20
100
190
205
91
100
246
252
Harris
100
285
100
615
53
24
26
Mercantile-Commerce B & T -100
171
177
Nat'L -100
13
_
&
Mercantile-Commerce
—25
61 Vi
58%
25
57
20
55%
Tower Grove Bank & Trust- —20
55%
Bank
Louis
& Trust
Union
Trust
—_
59%
94
Fi-st National Bank—
47%
Trust_20
Manufacturers Bank
8t
National Bank & Trust- __33 y3
36
44%
51
Mutual
Chicago
35
17
National Bank
Mississippi Valley Trust-
35
2.50
Northern
68
Detroit- —10
Angeles
46%
—25
National
Guarantee
56
571/4
33%
2
_
Casualty
Fire
35%
—10
Hampshire Fire
New
_
25
of
City Nat'l Bank & TrustIllinois
Continental
160
Trust
-100
Bank of Amer N T &
S A—6.25
25%
27%
107%
United
San
Bank
&
■
Francisco
71%
37
Amsterdam
33
55%
Fire_
New
42
17V&
Trust
Public Nat'l Bank & Trust
Title
■
National
40%-
.
Bank
25
City Bank—
York
Sterling
Fidelity
34%
1 ,285
289
_100xl,600
■
American
23 >/2
32 'A
10
100
Square, N Y
17%
71
365
National Bank—
1
common
Vz
Los
110
2iy2
10
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust—
68
355
37
•'
Security-First National
1001,225
,
53
25
Agricultural
-16
42
40
16
10 xl05
136%
Maryland Casualty
100
_
Commerce— —10
Detroit
69%
50%
68%
_
69
■
5%
132%
66 %
—
Co
67
of
%
4%
N Y„_ —20
of
64
62
10
America- —10
10
Life
Co of North
Ask
32
35%
Eank
Union
National
-20
________
Trust
Franklin
Jersey Insurance
Insur
45%
County Trust Co.
Franklin
60%
Bid
30%
39%
43 V*
Commercial National Bank &
Ask
109%
377/b
10
—
& Trust-.
Chemical Bank
Bid
Par
5814
Trust
Bank——_ —20
City Bank
95 %
Corn Exchange
Companies
Ask
105 V2
National
X92 V2
Fiduciary Trust
———10
347
48%
First National Bank
Casualty & Surety—10
332
46%
Federation Bank & Trust
Aetna
National
Central
10
(White Plains, N Y)
Aetna Insurance
31
Cleveland
100
Trust
Continental Bank & Trust
4.65
1956
Bid
29%
York &
Avenue
Empire
Par
Par
Cleveland
Bank of New
Fifth
Companies
Ask
-
1955
Series
Insurance
5 V)
Teletype: N. Y. 1-1822
1
Bid
York
New
Chase National Bank
Shares—
North Amer Trust Shares—
__
Par
Bankers
Trusts—
Trustee
E
Series
52.62
Banks &
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Independence Trust Shares
10
Value)
1
Inc
Investment Co
Type
Series
Sayles Second Fund—
Asset
Fund
Diversified
11.24
Fund
Line
Fund
B
18.83
Lexington Trust Fund
—25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
•
*
New York 5, N. Y.
Telephone: WHitehall 3-2050
23.06
B-3
Stocks)
1
K-2 (Appreciation pfd Stks) 1
S-l (Quality common Stks)_l
^Incorporated
y
19.84
series
28.80
28.36
21.07
(Net
»
Television-Electronics
27.52
Loomis
Kugel, Stone 3c Co.
14.4Tn-:
24.70
1
Investment Corp.*
Shares
Amer
Management Fund—1
26.00
City Bank Stocks
25
1
Investors
Inc
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds) 1
S-4
New York
43%
37/a
24%
Stevens & Clark
(net asset value)_*
Fund,
10.89
shares
Investment
Investors
Primary Markets in
18.05
I
Group
Insurance
5
Trading
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
___
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Group
&
(Geo)
5.97
Incorporated Investors
Bank
preferred
1
Inc
Foundation Fund
Aviation
$1.50
10c
——
Fund
Plan
Income
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
5.37
shares
/:■Utility', shares
Equipment
'
lc
shares
Tobacco
Railroad
,_lc
stock shares..
Railroad
Steel
.
shares
Petroleum
Howe
March
•
Oct.
5.72
11.99
RR
.8346
1%S
Bid
11.55
_1
8.13
8.59
-.8439
1%S Nov.
.9253
bl.65
2-
17.51
—1
supply
Corporate bond series
Diversified
Industry
9.23
9.29
13.33
>
99.8222
99.8116
l%s
.9292
13.41
10.31
—
Ask
.9292
1-51
Due
1-50
10.96
9.82
shares
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)
11.69
15.98 1
9.06
Priced
10.67
12.24
10.95
Low
Maturity—
9.39
10.00
shares—lc
bond
8.57
1
Investing Company shares—lc
Institutional
14.81
—_1
8.91
Machinery shares lc
—
Chemical
5.35
-
—lc
shares
bond
8.45
9.75
98.16
;
Intermediary Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Diversfiied Investment Fund.l
-f; 9.37
8.48
Fully administered shares—lc
General
8.55
13.51
L;
12.17
•
lc
shares
Food
Federal
Inc—
1
Building
r
98.8
4.45
9.56
Bank
6.12
99.10
100.18
5.72
Agriculture
71.10
1957-1955—
99.8484
1951
6.80
New
7.71
8.90
v
—lc
Electrical Equipment
1,
8.75
New
,
lc
Building shares
shares
Chemical
1%S Oct.
1
Stock Series
7.73
66.12
5.66
1
Corp
General
1,
99.9121
99.8908
4.07
6.70
20.44
\
Oct.
99.8
100.10
99.9160
99.9160
6.22
Natural Resources Fund Inc
20.40
99.4
Treasury
Notes—
1
Series
6.34
18.87
1953-1951
Price
Ask
Bid
l%s July 1, 1951 "B"
l%s July 1, 1951 "C"
l%s July 1, 1951 "D"
l%s Aug. 1, 1951
8.59
Automobile
Gas
Treasury
8.33
1
7.06
6.11
18.65
lc
2
Investors Inc
Fundamental
1
5.72
series——— lc
stock
Preferred
16.34
Series
Selected
Low
1,
1%S
99.12
99 4
Dollar
Inc—
Custodian Funds
Franklin
15.25
Series
Industrial
30%
29
.
99.2
Jan.
2%s Feb. 1, 1955-1953
Maturity—
_1
Stock
2.70
2.46
10
Boston
17.08
1.35%
Inc.l
Industrial Fund
Financial
First
15.46
1
Speculative
—20c
;———-5
.
1
Inc
Corp
Stock
29.84
1, 1952-1950—
1%S
16.49
Security Series—
Priced
Low
Bank Bonds—
May
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
17.47
15.17
Inc
series
Preferred
Inc
16.16
1
1
Investors
National
Land
l%s
Issues
37.66
Inc_l
Fund
Boston
Balanced Fund
28
99.31
99.29
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
ls/as Feb 1, 1953
Securities—
1
Fund
2nd
of
Nation-Wide
Federal
100.1
99.31
;
9.04
34.84
Other
6.14
8.25
interest—1
Invest Fund
6.68
5.57
Aug
Trust—
beneficial
Investors
1
Fund
Stock Fund
Equity
of
20.95
Howard—
&
Balanced
lc
Inc__10c
Bond Fund
Fund
16.81
25c '
Shares
Ctfs
145
5.88
shares
Mutual
5,750
5.34
1951
5.86
_lc
1951
15,
5.07
5.32
15,
1.70s
4.34
4.60
1.80s June
4.10
3.94
lc
shares
Investors
Mass
3.72
lc
lc
Mass
26
1
Fund
Dividend
Steel
21.49
shares—lc
Metals
25.50
41.63
140
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Delaware
9.56
,
19.37
100 5,600
com
Preferred
Commonwealth
Industries
Furnishings shares
Manhattan
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Bullock
Electrical
Connecticut General Life
Continental
Crum &
Casualty
10-
-10
10
Forster Inc
Northeastern
Fireman's
of
of
65%
69%
10
Phila
Fund
61
'55
57
5
217/a
23%
10
Accident
10
57
5
10
5
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp
Republic
St Paul
General Reinsurance Corp
Co
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
149
10
(Texas)
Fire & Marine
59%
84
2%
30
3
32
2
77/a
10
37
12%
8%
120
55%
Seaboard Surety
Globe
5
12
13%
Security
Rutgers Fire common_5
21
23
Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
15
94
97
Standard Accident
2nd
preferred
(New
American
5
31%
Stocks-
102 %
Alabama
Pow Co 4.60%
pfd-100
106%
101%
101%
Florida Pow Corp 4.60%
pfd. 100
104
105
pfd_»
102%
103%
100
101%
102%
101%
102
Illinois
Power
10
10
10
10
2%s
Elec
>_
_1980
100 »/4
2%s
_1990
101
101%
Power
2%s_ 1985
101
101%
1980
101
101%
2%s__ 1980
102
103
100%
101%
Co
2%s
Public Serv El & Gas 2%s_
61%
65%
33%
35%
Southern
42%
443/4
Virginia Elec & Pow 2%s_
32%
Northern States Pow $4.10
Tenn
Gas
4.64%
Transmission—
preferred
343%
Calif
Gas
1980
Texas. Eastern
4%%
Transmission—
preferred
-100
Travelers
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
46%
48%
U
Fire 1
4
66%
69%
-10
91%
95%
privileges,
2
20%
22
10
Hartford Steamboiler
10
34%
36%
5
35 %
37%
Ask
101%
Edison
34%
—10
Home
Security Issues
33
Hanover Fire
32%
635
Included In year's range), b Bid yield price,
c Ex-dividend $2 and 1/20
share of stock,
d Deferred delivery sales (not included in year's range),
e Ex-interest.
price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Exchange,
n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb
r Cash
sales (not included in year's range),
tEx-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading
Hartford Fire
128
305
.1980
Boston
a
Great
Bid
Bonds-*
N J Bell Tel Co
29%
53
Globe &
Recent
16
80
Potomac
27 %
5
Republic
...
Dallas Pow & Light 2%s__ _1980
(N Y)
Glens Falls
&
Savings-
&
155
14%
64"
Frisco—10,
Firemen's of Newark
Indemnity
,_25
Fire
Preferred
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn
78
Pacific
Pacific
Group Assoc
Employees
.
Trust
Northern Trust Co
132
S
U S
Guarantee
Westchester Fire
100
533
;
548
Odd
•No
lot
sale
(not
wd When delivery,
wl When Issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z
value, tin default. tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
par
Ex-stock dividend.
47,
(418)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
clearings this
week
will
Preliminary figures compiled by
show
us
increase
an
based
with
compared
a
year
will
be
18.8%
above those of the
tliis
ago.
Saturday, Jan. 20 clearings
corresponding week last
year.
same
is
a
Our preliminary
week in 1950.
Friday of 16.1%.
Federal
1951
Philadelphia
$7,449,028,764
1,014,051,690
792,202,629
1,180,000,000
938,000,000
494,347,291
Pittsburgh
370,728,000
307,233',154
239.793,452
$11,561,373,440
4,902,292
$14,319,575,460
752,306.103
;
,
able to
cannot furnish
For that week there
V
them
today, inasmuch
t»ank
week in 1950.
same
increase
an
v'
v;l
cases
The
has to be estimated.
of
—
the week
19.2%, the aggregate of
gain of 15.2%.
a
We group the cities
located and from this
are
an
Cleveland
Reserve
District
has
managed
to
a
gain
of: 22.3%, in the St. Louis Reserve District of 25.0% and in
the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 20.5%. In the,Kansas City Reserve District the increase
is 27.9,%, in the
In the
following
we
furnish
a
summary
SUMMARY
Week Ended Jan. 13—
Federal Reserve Districts
Xst,
Boston
2nd
New York
3rd
12
-11
Cleveland—
6th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta——;
7th
Chicago
San
7
24.2%.
of
add
week ended Jan.
our
+ 18.2
32,014.300
4,789,839
+ 30.7
5,018.034
8,606,045
+ 30.2
7,961.416
6,630,377
284.433,593
+
23.4
284,620,912
292,746,331
1,009,968,895
—
Reserve
791,882,442
+27.5
839,352,366
856,925,902
District—Richmond—
3,026,554
791,882,442
+ 27.5
839,352,366
856,925,902
530,905,453
443,793,111
+ 19.6
423,658,341
435,839,901
799,976,717
646.843,669
+ 23.7
603.388,868
970,641,630
+ 22.3
1,003,119,838
470,974,078
+ 25.0
490,004,455
378,161,079
+ 20.5
395,328,700
439,807,026
553,896.775
610.017,029
477,007,139
+ 27.9
461,275,637
294,199.092
+ 31.8
300,754,968
322,153,103
934,814,536
752,482,984
+ 24.2
739,749,811
795,435,246
If
17,067,316,223
14,320.664,792
+ 19.2
13,310,914,819
14.671,130,933
7,001,531,683
+ 23.3
6,999,400,779
7,491,412,033
+18.8
4,790,885
+ 18.8
4,151.720
3,963,527
+ 29.7
89,798,185
133,897,348
101,820,628
+ 31.5
85,274,329
94,945,765
3,651,346
6,934,893
+ 24.3
7,129.859
7,836,074
553,720
634,635
—12.7
524,432
Louisiana—New
141,854,061
Total
(10
116,639,649
21.6
110,809,133
526,340
127,851,066
799,976,717
Orleans
646,843,669
+23.7
603,388,868
661,030,173
+
York—Albany
Seventh
Federal
Michigan—Ann
Reserve
Arbor
District—Chicago—
1,790,617
Lansing
_
__
-
__
..
.
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis-:
South
Bend
_
Terre Haute
11,891.109
12.499,416
+ 11.9
5,830,224
7,631,367
1950
4,116,347
+ 22.0
7,307,580
6,543,691
57,194,000
+ 18.6
57,840,000
55,209,000
7,981,176
+ 17.3
6,594,425
)
3,569,208
:
,
v
_
+ 27.1
+ 28.7
65,608,906
3,893,961
36,570,993
+ 31.2 :
:
29,391,520
+ 24.4
29,922.880
19,251,720
14,988,133
+ 23.4
15,719,513
1,486,546
+ 24.2
1,073,794
892,154,150
-
735,544,744
+ 21.3
768,317,649
3.084,481
+ 79.7
3,186.617
11,243,168
+ 41.1
11,756,706
...
—
«
__
y
Decatur
_
5,544,011
_
Peoria
$
1,618.104
or
Dec. %
1949
S
1948
+ 55.1
$
2,271,317
2,590,101
+ 14.2
4,919,311
4.873,188
469,456,625
+ 20.8
460,648,578
472,233,935
2,285,572
+ 35.3
2,057,429
1,001,043
+ 15.8
925,268
15,868,080
.
-
'
„
Byracuse.
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Montclair
{
Total (12 cities)
17,881,716
1,703,447
830,236,710
4,123,839
13,777,299
....
_
6.861,657
5,230,886
+ 31.2
5,502,126
5,081,922
3,954,553
+ 16.4
3,986,186
4,199,483
1,186,722,972
.
970,641,630
+ 22.3
1,003,119,838
1,069,505,257
_
(17 cities)
Total
Louis
'
U-V-' "Xy
331,000,000
(4 cities)
103,597,140
+ 24.4
124,261.971
137,919,271
126,332,468
_.
258,700,000
103,235,707
+ 22.4
105,240.603
103,307,832
1,841,231
29.9
1,801,881
2,068,221
588,550,755
__
+ 26.2
2,391,623
—
262,300,000
128.826,664
___
470,974,078
+ 25.0
490,004,455
540,695,324
Federal
Reserve
+
297,400,000
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
6,123,126
6,012,567
+
1.8
Minneapolis..
6,264,817
6,503,284
314,970,292
250,676,601
+
25.7
St.
272,995,553
312,879.902
106,305,720
98,929,550
+
7.5
91.671,158
93.467,955
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
8.764,002
7,738,308
+ 13.3
7,946.660
8,188,229
3.852,697
3,127,848
+ 23.2
3,353,008
3,869,082
4.787,549
4.027,331
+ 18.9
3,711,959
3,987,022
10.882,634
7,648,871
+ 42.3
9,385,545
10,911,552
455,636,020
378,161,079
+20.3
395,328,700
439,807,026
.
'
Helena
Total
(7 cities)
Reserve
District—Kansas City694,739
+ 24.8
795,450
683,801
+ 15.5
634,923
736,080
9,502,204
8,093,636
+ 17.4
7,616.514
8.114.424
166,139,284
_
126,553,079
123,195.085
137,292,203
866,731
f
_
.
Lincoln
Omaha
+ 31.3
9,872,213
+ 30.5
8,395.157
14,499,733
+ 10.3
11,678.153
380.508.202
14,805,169
299,211,381
+ 27.2
291,698,565
364,750,408
16,422,194
12,037,979
+ 36.4
12,539,249
15,159,521
3,451,839
3.172,198
+
8.8
2,488,707
2,377,063
3,454,482
2.238,380
+ 54.3
2,431,714
2,052,798
010,017,029
477,067,139
+ 27.9
461,275,637
553,896,775
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Total
+ 23.3
2,032,515
+ 24.9
8.600,829
9.480,724
6,746,785
+ 24.5
6,185,564
6,102,435
30,493,666
25,980,503
+ 17.4
25.832,591
25,125,591
Dallas
12,376,948
12,680,630
Fort
(10 cities)
8,137,349
2.661,218
9,056,408
.
471.760
12,883,588
2,311,978
803,853
597,570
15,993.055
_
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph..
2,061,596
12,692,490
+ 16.0
27,355,800
+ 14.2
26,333,700
28,360,400
1,669,742
1,461,615
+ 14.2
1,486,031
1,408,321
679,788,326
564,599,195
+ 20.4
553,670,081
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
31,243,800
42,956,500
568,632,374
10.149,344
9,213,677
+ 10.2
8,593,666
7,415,554
318,484,393
237,578,516
+ 34.1
239,103,752
34,030.917
25,796,572
+ 31.9
25,741,588
264,472,000
29,902,679
Worth
Galveston
Wichita
46,644,116
7.9
36,635,716
4,112,752
3,270,624
+ 25.7
3,209.297
3,073,556
109,351,557
81,704.017
+ 33.8
80,338,018
93,768,283
1,852,176
+ 23.6
2,633,631
2,015.555
8,435,193,901
17.941,395
15,255,707
18,645,087
13,528,346
a
Newark
Northern New
Jersey
37,274,020
,
4,603,332
......
Missouri—St.
11,310,452
27,343,364
Rochester
f
61,673,446
4,113,036
3,997,934
1,846,973
—
Sioux City.
Illinois—Bloomington—
6,197,134
3,201,047
69,782,235
5,109,748
-
2,807,662
89,801,635
.
—
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Hastings
Inc.
4,882,654
Jamestown
New York
1,359,681
9,359,757
Nebraska—Fremont
2,289,689
Elmira
-
5,021,253
_______
.
1,383.142
+ 24.1
6,743,497
—
67,812,000
_
_
Wisconsin—Milwaukee-
2+** Chicago.
6.1
11,287,437
7,547,862
-
1,906,284
14,009,976
—
Rapids
Tenth Federal
Binghamton.
Buffalo
96,157,019
-r
cities).
6,677,000
Falls
Total
(6
5,935,000
+ 12.5
9,243,000
58,072,885
65.451.398
8*783,992,159
—
1,872.582
23,779.152
5,082,348
+ 11.4
4,023,750
3,779,935
10,592,979
+ 19.8
14,049,212
10,911,940
387,687,161
cities).
294,199,092
+31.8
300,754,968
322,153,108
110,760,249
105,032,446
"Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco-
Washington—Seattle
-
+ 36.8
3,679,053
4,024,722
139,481,553
+ 15.3
138,995.354
156,410.805
54,361,264
+ 27.0
55,021,290
12,906.557
61,620,703
City
California—Long Beach
2.165,207
2,422,182
+ 15.2
6.811,514,040
7,179,718,905
23,282,349
+ 17.4
21,055,949
22,972,024
San
+ 17.6
14.029,933
12,536.934
Santa
+ 37.8
13,832,268
12,142,732
878,017
964,949
Pasadena-
21,986,036
+ 26.9
45,880,972
+ 25.8
55,067,092
54.061,279
7,605,304,667
+ 15.5
7,086,479,091
7,450,291,353
__
17,303,946
Jose
__
16.626.602
11,366,999
r.
+ 27.1
Grand
12,108,587
3.6
10,744,870
11,280,323
+ 23.9
382,086,705
418,056,517
+ 46.3
+
11,782,347
13,136,756
6.144,155
5,863,186
+
4.8
4.694,322
4,996,345
10,729,357
Barbara
8,818,395
+ 21.7
9,079,064
8,768.042
934,814.536
752,482,984
+ 24.2
739.749,811
795,435,246
17,067,316,223
14,320 664,792
+ 19.2
13.810,914.819
8,632.122,322
7,001,531,683
+ 23.3
6,999,400,779
14.671,130.938
7,491,412,033
_
.•v.:
_
Stockton
Total
15,692,786
385.912,360
_
(10
cities)
:
42,951,903
52,047,633
_
16,261,521
477,957,798
45,747,812
+ 36.5
3,154,150
160,851,201
69,034,346
_
Utah—Salt Lake
7,319,133,109
110,528,345
4.314,090
Oregon—Portland
+ 30.7
823,223
150,909,430
Yakima
1,899,449
5,671,000
5,659,352
12,686,155
Louisiana—Shreveport.
Bocond Federal Reserve
District—New York-
New
4,931,210
4,139,087
95,729,109
figures for each city for the
years:
14,725,235
—
70,948,927
4,781,797
Mobile
2,541,623
Hampshire—Manchester-
22.667.823
236,400,000
4.917,060
Montana—Billings
New Haven
Total (12 cities)
;
56,906,291
219,800,000
Mississippi-L-Vicksburg
8,401,177
New
19,056,454
+ 15.9
+ 21.3
Alabama—Birmingham
Ninth
1,159,374
Island—Providence—.
+ 24.1
71,747,454
124,176,497
540.695,324
455,686,020
«
II
Worcester.
fibode
20,716,417
1,069,505,257
588,550,755
2,092.738
Connecticut—Hartford
435,839,901
661,080,172
1,186,722,972
567,063,233
*
78,934,528
5,678,617
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
5,577,968
Bpringfield
3,951,327
218,810.833
>.
223,700,000
Macon
Wichita.
*
423,658,341
443,793,111
25,718,307
Kansas—Topeka
•
4,280.887
74,976.635
+19.6
3,165,509
204,240.£44
20.2
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St, Louis—
976,868.500
2,509,318
New Bedford-
+ 18.2
+ 16.5
91,822,249
530,905,453
Kentucky—Louisville
914,132,663
3
LfOwelL——,_v,
3,933,892
217,793,039
110,411,525
Augusta
568,632,374
+ 18.9
1951
_
13,148.000
117,829,704
3,055.889
83,129,161
7,450,291.353
924.715,706
Clearings at—
Pall River—
12,727,000
124,377,686
23.0
271,400,000
553,670,081
Week Ended Jan. 13
Mftfsachusetts—Boston
+ 26.6
+ 24.3
+
253,755,915
Nashville
7,086,479,091
If
2,460,095
12,283,000
115,495,836
4,657,032
(6 cities)
+ 15.5
detailed statement
showing the
Portland
4,154.235
15,549.000
143,505,427
+ 20.4
8,632,122,322
Utalne—Bangor.
34,173,100
6,506,343
351,003,079
cities)
564,599,195
II
13, for four
34,371,400
9,053,110
6,260,845
7,605,304,667
1,009,968,895
Outside New York City_.
182,190,660
330,524,851
+ 24.5
1948
1,099,206,200
112 cities
166,645.887
334,038,707
40,620,200
Columbia—Washington..
Rockford
387,687,161
-10
+ 27.5
+ 32.8
11,205,689
Springfield
$
If
Francisco-
now
Dec. %
If
10
Total
We
1949
or
u
Jlth Dallas
JL2th
$
t
168,740,071
283,340,303
Carolina—Charleston—'
Total
Inc.
<1
4
-
City
District
<>
17
-
Oth Minneapolis—
Kansas
6
-
-10
Bill St. Louis
XOth
7
-
Reserve
• 1
8,783,992,159
7,601,191
215,109,815
376,303,727
Georgia—Atlanta
CLEARINGS
1950
679,788,326
—
—
Francisco
by Federal Reserve Districts:
BANK
$
Philadelphia
4th
OF
1951
976,868,500
9,465,540
Federal
Grand
San
914,132,663
23.3%, the
(including this city) the totals register
and in the
+18.9
Florida—Jacksonville
In the Chicago Reserve District the totals show
Dallas Reserve District 31.8%
924,715,706
appear
the week
enlarge its totals by 27.5%, the Richmond Reserve District by 19.6% and the Atlanta
Reserve District by 23.7%.
5,775,534
1,099,206,200
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
improvement of 15.5%, in the Boston Reserve District of 20.4% and in the Philadel¬
phia Reserve District of 18.9%.
6,809,933
+
'
••
present further below
we
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
it appears that in the New York District
9,164,490
3.2
Tennessee—Knoxville
as
Outside of this city there was a gain of
clearings at this center having recorded
9,484,263
7,924.579
Maryland—Baltimore
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $17,067,316,223 against $14,320,<>64,792 in the
+ 16.9
8,176,728
Virginia—Huntington—.
South
not available at time of going to press.
however, which
was
10,261.738
4,573,150
—_—
(7
+ 18.8
give final and complete results of the previous week
ending Jan. 13.
4,555,267
Virginia—Norfolk
+11.3
Accordingly in the above, the last day of the week in all
are
+ 37.2
*12,000,000
(11 cities)
Total
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
we
4,493,387
Richmond
675,997,424
r-'~;
In the elaborate detailed statement,
2,556.883
|
+ 19.1
$17,812,424,345 $14,995,572,834
are
2,592.056
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 19.4
$17,060,118,242
Saturday and the Saturday figures
+ 13.0
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Total
«nds
2.053,920
Jersey—Trenton
West
We
4,207,796
3,450,394
6,165.602
+ 19.1
2,758,202.020
-
issue of next week.
939.000,000
+ 16.0
'Estimated.
our
875,000,000
—
District
fn
+ 19.0
—
Columbus
+40.4
3,292,813,515
Total all cities for week
883,000,000
921,534
3,287,744
+24.6
340,929,930
$13,767,304,727
All cities, one day
3,333,012
Cleveland
+26.4
278.151,584
-
2,994.160
Mansfield
332,904,975
L
Total all cities, five days
0.1
Youngstown
478,712,209
days-
—
5,336,584
Fifth
Ten Cities five
1,138.284
3,845,974
+ 17.8
+ 19.1
—
other Cities, five days
1,260.817
+ 23.0
+22.8
-
-
1,295,520
933.451
5.5
3,154,974
281,262,220
—
Cleveland
Baltimore
1,323.333
+ 16.8
+
5,445,836
297,800,000
468,718,000
31.1
+
3,715,114
365.800,000
Ban Francisco
1.126,391
1,215,989
———...
*335,000,000
-
$
1,051,000,000
Reading
Cincinnati
+25.0
Kansas City
1948
$
1,192,918
Ohio—Canton
+19.4
617.832,625
St. Louis
1949
1,419,904
Philadelphia
Fourth
+28.0
-
Vc
1,259,067
3,844,091
'
Delaware—Wilmington
+16.1
-
Boston
or
Dec
'/*
$8,G46,133,644
—-
Inc.
$
1.476,530
,~J.
Lancaster
Wilkes-Barre—
Our comparative
1950
1950
District—Philadelphia-
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Jan. 20—
New York
Chicago
Reserve
Chester-.—v..'
Total
BY
1951
Pennsylvania—Altoona———.
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Monday, January 22, 1951,
.
Scranton—6,698,770
At
for the week follows:
nummary
Third
York
gain for the week ended
'<■
■'
'■
Bethlehem—.——
week ended
$17,812,424,345 against $14,995,572,884 for the
center there
"
,
$
tor all cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings
total stands at
;
,
telegraphic advices from the chief
upon
cities of the country, indicate that for the
.
Week Ended Jan, 13
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEAR1NCS
Bank
.
Total
(112
Outside New
York
'Estimated,
cities)
JNot
available,
a
Now
included
in Newark,
N. J.
kVoluine 173
Number 4979
.
.
PARTIAL
record for the week just passed:
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
-..V :/
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
JANUARY
JANUARY
TO
1951
12,
BANK
ACT
TARIFF
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
INCLUSIVE
1951,
18,
Ashland
1930
OF
Central
1st
Value
Country and Monetary Unit
Preferential
Free
—i
India,
$
.200000'
.133333'
.0710333'
.0711000"
.0710333'
I.
.0715000'
>:«
2.231075
2.230577
peso
guilder
1
2
Mar
1
•
16
200
4%%, $100 par, cum. preferred stock-Jan 22
$2128
.0544060
.0544060
33A%
.949375
.950625
.952187
.950859
Elgin,
-.208500
.208500
.208500
.0280600
.0200600
.0200600
.144938'
.144938'
.144938'
.144938'
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.115640
.115640
.262357
.262350
.208700
Norfolk
.238379'
2.772277
Straits
Settlements,
Sweden, krona
.140154'
.140154'
.496250
.496250
.496250
.496250
Sun
.0348000
.0347291
South Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
.328500
.328500
.328500
.328500
.193269'
.193269'
.193269'
.193269'
Toronto
.233200
.233200
.233075
.233100
Wood
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
2.783750
5%
2.798750
2.799414
2.799960
upon
9
Feb
15
106
Feb
skg.
1
15
♦
Feb
1
10
bonds,
fund
1975
Electric
&
Co.—
.
.
Feb
1
10
1961—Feb
1
107
bonds, due 1954
Feb
mtge, 5% bds, series A_Feb
1
26
$2225
$2225
debentures, due
2nd
mortgage
Housing Co., Ltd.,
.658327't
.561797"t
.561797"t
.561797't
.425531"t
.425531"t
preferred
stock
ISSUE
convertible
cumulative
.425531'$
Mar
Terminals
sinking fund gold bonds—
5Vs%, due 1972
*
5%, due 1973
Series C, 4 Vg %, due 1977—
mortgage
Series
City and increased $51,000,000 in Chicago; there
net decrease of $102,000,000 at all reporting mem¬
Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands
of
United
dec, (~ -)
certificates
Redemption
20,664,402
fund
for
F.
1,981,029
—
586,245
gold ctf.
reserves
38,172
+ ■
1,942,857
42,572
-
-
21,250,647
Other cash—
Discounts
2,570
—
;
26,773
+
3.731
14
+
1,200
Industrial loans
3,301
Govt, securities:
Bills
1,257,964
+
146,100
Certificates
Notes
—
14,793,451
Total
U. S. Govt, securities.
+
118,300
4,746,925
•
Bonds
+
72,550
20,798,340
+
+
336,950
+
preferred
2,926,653
Gen.
Total Joans
F.
from
R.
Notes
Uncollected
Bank
and
securities..
20,901,999
foreign banks
of
other
cash
banks..
items;
183,555
+
nounced
Borrowings decreased $186,000,000 in New York City.
A summary of the assets and liabilities of reporting
2,974
+
1,064,194
Jan. 10,
:
•>*
159
+
6,219
Loans
+
7,338
+
1,944
70,824
Loans—net
46,866,389
+
1,178,082
+
2,108,558
Liabilities—
Loans
Reserve
notes
179,738
23,161,401
+
Member
S.
bank—reserve acct.
Treasurer—gen.
18,587,018
acct..
Other
+
105,009
—
904,410
Foreign
+
209,474
....
—
1,084,806
+
1G7.595
—
46,820
105,616
—
Other
27G.284
1
deposits
19,805,911
Deferred
Other
availability items...
liab., incl. accrued divs.
+
3,012,526
+
6,978
+
45,986,816
+
858,415
+
494,429
+
533
loans—
577
5,287
—
S.
424
—
_
5.886
33,046
securities—Total
Government
Treasury
bills
Treasury
certificates
Treasury
liabilities
1,173,639
+
2,076,090
notes
..
—
Capital Accounts—
U.
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus
(Section 13b)
226,785
Other
115,223
capital
+
.
'%
13,596
Other
+
21,849
Reserve
Cash
27,543
accounts..:
+
3,997
2_,977
—
Class
A
6,981
B
-
2,368
-
_
______
4,067
25
4-
44
79
4-
+
1
1
4-
6,486
12,923
*
with Federal Reserve Banks
in
890
vault
with
Balances
domestic
2,422
banks
46,366,389
+
1,178,082
+
Demand
Ratio
of
gold
to
serves,
note
certificate
deposit and
F.
R.
liabilities combined
Contingent liability
on
purchased for
ances
trial
to
U.
49.5%
0.9/0
6.6%
—
foreign
deposits
deposits,
869
+
16,680
demand
Interbank
28
+
513
—
—
—
+
A
during
156
$5
Condition Statement of Member Banks
figures
(San
1-19
3-
1
2-
2-
1
1-22
2-
1
preferred
1,418
$1.20
4,874
$5
—
—
67'
79'
—
4—
15
—
4-
—
631
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
3,137
1,431
44-
preferred
$4.50
7
105
4—
277
of
2-
1-
8c
2-
1
1-15
3-
1
2-15
2-
1
Mills,
5
1-15
5c
(monthly)
2-21
2-12
3-21
3-12
50c
4-
2
3-19
50c
3-
1
2-20
37 Vic
3-
1
32
Vic
2-
1
"l-24
$1.1834
3-
1
2-15
Corp
Inc.,
common
—
$1.50
convertible preferred
(entire issue
called for redemption on March 1 at $25
•
Shoe
S.)
(A.
Corp.,
preferred
13
4-
184
Ber.sonhurst
+
219
National
Semi-annual
Hill
Buda
35c
(quar.)
(Bklyn.,
Banx
N.
Falls
2-15
2-
1
Y.)
& Co., Inc.
i
1-22
3-
3
2-13
5
50c
1-
3-
2-17
15c
(quar.)
1-22
25c
——
Co.
2-
/:5c
(quar.)—.
(s-a)
Co
Company
2-15
1
2-
1
20c
2-
6
1-25
SI
2-
1
1-12
2-15
1-31
2-
1
1-15
15C
1-22
1-19
50c
2-
1
1-15
25c
2-
1
1-15
30c
2-
1
1-15
1-15
...
4%
Inc.,
Jackson
Byron
—
$1.50
Co.
Rubber
Bullock's,
(quar.)
:
(Sidney)
Bobbs-Merrill
—
common
(quar.)
Co.
Heminway
Blumenthal
dividend)
this
share plus
per
Beck
Belding
District).
$1.13
.......
1
2-26
—
Works
Iron
462
26,213
(quar.)
California
Monthly
Bath
3,166
807
Co.
99
—
2-13
5c
Oil
Basin
4-
822
2-26
3-12
(monthly)
Common
51
70'
4—
3-15
933'4c
Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quar.).
Mills,
common
(monthly)
520
4-
2-26
3-15
Avondale
4-
14'
4-
3-15
3-15
30c
__
(increased)
RR.
Line
3-30
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—n—...
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
$1.25
pfd.
com.
6,804
452
—
Co.,
(quar.)
5,698
4
122'
—
preferred
1
1
$1.25
4-
Refining
&
1-22
3-
4-
15c
(quar.)
Ashland
Oil
9
3-15
30c
$1.25
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp., 6%
except
Francisco
1
62'/2 C
.1
(quar.)
common
908
Brown
revised
1
2-
8c
Co.,
207
week
3
1
3-
15c
quar.)-,
Edison
Buck
'Jan.
3-
3-15
Inc.—
4*
102
—
—
—
370
accounts,
3-
3-15
$15c
——
4-
248'
—
:
accounts,
3-15
25c
(quar.)
*
(quar.)
preferred
Arizona
43/4 ','n
Govt,
Bottle
9
—
1,396
Interbank
1
50c
'$1
7
4*
10,399
banks
1-31
50c
_____—_—
86
+
—
deposits:
banks
demand deposit
and
U.
S.
to
51,306
15,657
1,214
Borrowings
Debits
2,417
adjusted
except government
deposits
Government
Foreign
+
indus¬
loans
S.
Domestic
25,911
make
—
accept¬
correspondents
Commitments
Time
re¬
2-26
2-15
Common
Liabilities—
2,108,558
2-
3^10
Corp.—
Trap Co. of America,
(increased
quar.)
Animal
Beaunit
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
1
2-20
(quar.)
Thermos
American
180
12
—
—
9,184
21,494
—
securities
preferred
2-1.5
1
5C
(quar.)
+
&
3-
4c
——
(quar.)—
Class
indebtedness-
_
bonds
S.
+
446
510,022
of
Holder*
Payable of Ret.
50c
—
quar.)
Chemical
American
+
•
Total
Potash
tinitial
6,910
5%
162
obligations
_
Co.
3,467
Class
987
loans
U.
an¬
follow with
When
87 Vic
(quar.)_
(quar,)_
Furniture
purchasing or carrying:
banks—
to
we
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
securities
estate
Other
455,409
1,193
Chicle
American
65
—
pfd.
3 Vi %
Shares, (irreg.)
American
pur¬
-
Government
Loans
1,558,250
—
S.
Other
260,462
Real
Total
for
loans
U.
5,229
dividends
the
Then
Share
Inc.,
4-
120
+
obligations
Government
S.
Other securities
2,100.225
—
Business
$4
487
for
dealers
and
all
show the payments previ¬
we
Name of Company
+
v
125
—
17,924
U.
Deposits:
U.
388'
—
31,734
brokers
to
in which
Airlines,
chasing or carrying:
63,624
>
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
American
and agricultural
industrial,
loans
,
Federal
__
31,292
Loans—gross
Commercial,
172.
DIVIDENDS
American
Jan. 11,
Jan. 3,
.
Investments—Total
and
+
"205
$Volume
issue.
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
.,
1951
1951 <'if 1950
(In millions of dollars)
v
y
Assets—
40,242
assets
this
'
dec. (—) since
20,715
+
in
May
due 2014
Per
member banks follows:
14
818,283
1
Co.—
second table
a
1
$2383
$2223
income bonds, series A,
the, first
In
1
prior pfd. stock—_Feb
of San Francisco,
RR.
V
tables.
105
8
Feb
stock
Dividend announcements
and $43,000,000
2,931,584
—
:
Pacific
mtge. 4V2V0
the Cleveland District,
103,464
assets
Total
364,434
^r.r;
—
4,033,542
premises
Other
+
24
Co.,
'Announcement
Inc. (+) or
Due
Cement
Union Lumber Co.
deposits adjusted increased $14,000,000 at all
reporting member banks; the principal changes were in¬
creases of $54,000,000 in New York City and $40,000,000
in the Richmond District, and decreases of $55,000,000 in
2,387,225
Jan
preferred stock
Mar 1
preference stock, series B-Jan 23
cumulative
6Vi %
cum,
Demand
14,242,751
—
A
Western
decreased in most districts.
+
27,470
stock—^
preferred
Riverside
6,398,450
33,414
+
$2380
Co.—
convertible
Monsanto Chemical Co.,
2,530,423
+
100,358
advances
Series
$44,000,000 in th€ Boston District,
in the San Francisco District. Time de¬
posits increased $70,000,000. United States Government
deposits and demand deposits credited to domestic banks
352,916
and
1
31
1
1
1
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
York
New
sinking fund debs, due 1959
Resistance
cumulative
banks.
R.
,
Total
S.
40,002
—
18,
1950
'
notes
U.
Jan.
1951
1951
Assets—
Gold
since
Jan. 10,
6%
City and $36,000,000 in Chicago, and in¬
creased $28,000,000 in the Boston District; there was a
net decrease
of
$79,000,000 at all reporting member
in
Inc. ( + ) or
International
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $67,at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of
States Government bonds decreased $56,000,000
2
2
2
200
Apr
Apr
Apr
Mar
B,
Greyhound CorR. 3%
banks.
000,000
dollars)
Jan. 17,
a
ber
•
$2378
Co.—
Series A,
was
Pag®
Mills, Inc., $1.50 dividend convert, pfd. stock—Mar
1
California Packine Corp., 5%
cumul. preferred stock—Feb 15
1st
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
,
Date
Company and Issue—
type of merchandise.
York
1
Beaunit
Cleveland Union
10
CALLED
ENTIRE
.561797'$
.425531"$
1st
Newspaper Machinery Corp.—
.658327'$
,658327't
.658327't
.425531'$
tApplication depends
Apr
2.799726
Closed
2.798750
.658327°$
_
Feb
convertible inc. bonds, due 2014
due
Gas
10-year 3Vi%
.561797*$
—
Newark, N. J.—
stock
Ray Drug Co., 15-yr, 3%'%
Crafts Building, Inc.—
.0348000
2.783750
__
bonds,
j,
Textile
.0348000
.232900
of
United
•Nominal.
15-year
.140154'
.328500
.193269'
I
1st mtge. 3V\ %
Co.
bonds, series A, 3V*%, due 1970
Milling Co.—
"
3Vi% sink, fund debentures, due 1961
Standard
,
.140154'
.0348250
franc
1962
1st mortgage
.496250
__
due
Ry. Co.—
5%
series
Southwestern
.140154'
dollar
Ry.
preferred
Southern
2Ve %
.262366
2.772277
debentures,
fund
Eastern
&
stock
pfd,
Pet Milk Co., 4 Vi%* preferred stock
Southern Union Gas Co.
1st mtge.
.115640
.262366
2.771658
2.771039
Closed
2.771039
Joliet
$4.20
cum.
Corp.—
Fraser Cos., Ltd.,
"
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
sinking
cumulative
$4
.208700
.115640
'?■
Packing
General mtge.
:
,
..Feb
A, due 1970
Firemen's Insurance Co. of
.208500
.238379'
Co.—
bonds,
mortgage
series
.0200600
.262360
«
*
New
Union
*
Feb
.0544060
.115640
*
Switzerland,
1
.0544060
.208700
Dominion of, rupee
Netherlands,
*
Mar
Terminal
Union
Deerfield
-
>
.
$2219
.0194250
.208700
102
.
15
.0199750
.238379'
;
$2218
.0194625
•
1
_
mtge. bonds, series L 3Vi%, due 1970
1
.0199875
.238379'
Feb
/
.
1975....
1
.0194437
.208700
'
,
due
1st mortgage, series D, skg. fd. bds„ due 1962_Mar
Connecticut
River Power Co.
1st mtge.
33/i%
bonds,
.0199812
.238379°
deutsche mark
198
102
.0194750
.144938°
,
franc
Co.—
series,
Co.—
series A, due 1961
Crown
Zellerbach Corp.
.00285625
krone
1
12125
.0199875
»
1
Mar
4Va%
2.231075
.0200600
koruna
(Metropolitan),
Mexico,
\
.133333'
.208500
rupee
Germany,
yU. Jan. 18
:
•
V
101
1
1
.950625
Czechoslovakia,
France
Jan. 17
':lhV'l'.
Gas
&
3%
Power
gen.
first
.0544060
__a
dollar
Denmark,
'
1
Feb
1
.0195000
__
Brazil, cruzeiro
Ceylon,
11
Feb
Feb
.0199791
Notes
Canada,
1,1
•
.133333'
2.230079
Closed
rX:$%"y- .2.230079.' ;:•!
Belgium, franc
Bank
1'
•
$
.200000'
.0708333'
;
Australia, pound
.11
£
.200000'
.133333'
.„
y'%:
Jan. 16
'■'■■■ ■>
Electric
Maine
Cincinnati
.200000'
■
Illinois
'<\X 3% %
.133333'
,200000'
?
197
Co.—
series E. due 1969____.Feb
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.—
1st and refunding mortgage, series of
1990, 3% bds._Feb
Chicago & Western Indiana RR. Co.—
Money
s
$
Basic;;
Refining
mortgage bonds,
Central
1st and
Jan.15
Jan. 13
Jan. 12
Argentina peso—
United States
In
&
6
,
,v
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Noon
Oil
Page
..Feb
20-year 3% sinking fund debentures, due 1965
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
1st mortgage bonds, 3Vb% series, due 1970
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
::
.
1st mortgage 4%
bonds, series A due 1965
' ,;v•
■;
Date
»
*
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—
\
$4.50 cumulative convertible preferred stock
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
a
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
give below
43
(419)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Co.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)..
50c
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.—
The
banks
condition statement of
of the
Federal
weekly reporting member
Reserve
leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Jan. 10: Decreases of $125,000,000 in loans, $248,000,000 in holdings of United States Government secur¬
ities, $122,000,000 in reserve balances with Federal Re¬
serve Banks, $452,000,000 in balances with domestic banks,
$105,000,000 in United States Government deposits, and
$822,000,000 in demand deposits credited to domestic
System in
banks.
Notices
Below will be
found
a
Common
list of corporate bonds, notes,
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
in
industrial,
all districts and
and
a
agricultural
loans
total of $65,000,000 at
in¬
all
reporting member banks; the principal increases were
the details were
NOTICE
OF
TENDER
Associates,
1st
mtge.
$9,000,000 in New York City and $8,000,000 each in the
Boston, St. Louis, Minneapolis, and San Francisco Dis-
preferred (accum.)
Water & Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.40
Canada
Canada
60c
Ltd.,
Ltd.—
Cement,
Foils,
participating
Castle
Page
(A.
M.)
&
common
class
A
Knitting Co., Ltd.
&
Fuel
Securities
bonds, 2nd series, 33a% due
England Theatres, Inc.—
mortgage bonds, due 1958
trust
tricts.
1st
Tennessee Coal,
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $78,000,000 in New
General
1974—
—Jan 22
200
convertible
preference
Jan 26
9
Jan 23
107
Iron & RR. Co.—
mortgage
gold bonds,
due 1951
South
West
Corp.
preferred
*1947
1-30
3-15
2-28
series)
1
1-22
2-
1
1-22
22 V2C
3-
2
1-31
1-31
1-25
"$1
—
2-
11%C
10c
(quar.)
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common
4'%
preferred ^quar.)
4%..
1-31
2-10
37 Vic
(accum.)
(initial).;
preference
convertible
&
2-15
Corp.—
$1.50
Central
2-19
$50c
Poli-Ntw
Gas
1-15
3-20
30c
(extra)
1
$15c
(quar.)
1
2-
$32 Vic
Company(initial quar.)
2-
35c
(quar.)
prcf. (quar.) —
$1.30
$1.40
& collateral
,
31V4C
(quar.)
convertible preferred
preferred
Central-Illinois
Date
...
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
(quar.).—
preferred
.Celtic
Company and Issue—
Eastern
Corp,—
Trading
Pacific
$3 8c
(quar.)—...
$1
New
given in the "Chronicle."
preferred
convertible
California
preferred
including
The
1st
California
SI.50
the
Commercial,
creased
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
$1.50
1-31
1-25
*1
1-31
1-25
_____—
•
iquar.).—— _
V-"
v
_.
T'-:1'
■,
44
(420)
Per
Name of Company
Holder»
When
Share
Class
A
Chicago
stock
Mill
trust
61
Service
City
Products
City
Title
certificates
Lumber
Co.
Corp.
Bottling
Co.
Y.)
Class
A
$1.20
preferred
Collins
(quar.)____
&
:
$1.50
B
common
Consumers
A
Raynolds,
Stock
Class
class
*
dividend
B
(quar.)
Stock
A
Finance
Oil
Dun
&
Dwight
(Frank)
Firestone
First
Stock
Realty
Firth
Carpet Co.,
4%% preferred
.
Floor
Corp.,
Freiman
Fullerton
Fulton
Oil
r
&
pfd.
$1.50
7%
(increased
(H.
Grace
Great
5%
convertible
.
"Guardian
Haydock
-
Extra
6%
Bay
&
Huston
Co.,
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Zinc
Industrial
Stock
3- 177
2-15
Panhandle
Eastern
1-23
1-15
Common
1-23
2-
1-23
1-27
2-
1
1
1-20
2-
Pleasant
2-14
Portland
1
1-20
1
1-20
Provident
1
1-20
Provincial
3-15
1-26.
1-19
preferred
$1
3-21
2-31
75c
2-1^*1-15
1-26
2-15
1-30
1-31
1-
9
A
1-
9
(quar.)__
pfd.
1-31
115c
(quar.)__
Peanut
2-23
:„i
Keystone
Steel
Knickerbocker
Ltd.,
common
<s-a)
Co.,
iquar.)
7%
2nd
(quar.)
Secord
Shops,
Cement
Ltd.
Co.
iquar.)___
(quar.)
Class
A
B
Co.,
3-31
3-20
4-
2
3-15
Shellmar
30c
2-
1
1-22
Shirrlff's,
2-15
2-
5
2-20
2-
b
3-12
1-29
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr C6.
2-28
1-31
Eilverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
3-
2-
Soundview
1
2-10
24c
A
(quar.)
3-15
3-
4-16
3-15
South
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Corp.
5%
Optical
Co.
(increased
Co.
Steel
(quar. I
Corp.,
(quar.)___
preferred
Co.
Bend Lathe
Marhieson
Chemical
preferred
McCord
Southwestern
3.70%
Works
preferred
3.90%
preferred
$2.50
Corporation,
preferred
McGraw
Electric
Meadville
(quarZ>__IIZI
IIII
(quar.)
Steel
Minneapolis
RR.
Tube
Gas
Mississippi, Valley
Co.
Products
II
Co.
(increased)
3-
1
I
Ma/-
1-16
2-
2-15
2-15
1
1
1-16
3-50
1-25
(quar.)___
2-
1-19
(quar. )
1
97 Vac
2-
1
(quar.)
$1.03%
2-
1
(quar.)
$1.10
2-
1
2-
1'
1-16
2-
1
1-16
3-30
3-16
Increased
Stein
(A.)
3-
1
One
3-
5
3-10
2-16
2-20
Struthers
$1.25
1-31
5
2-15
3-
1
2-
4-
2
3-15
5-
$1.75
1
1-26
2-
1
Corp.,
preferred
2
Twin
(quar.)
i
2-
1
Union
9
U.
S.
Fire
2-28
2-
9
U.
S.
Hoffman
United
6
6
31M4C
1-17
Asbestos
Co.
Rubber
preferred
Utilities
Iquar.)
(quar.)
&
2-15
2-
5
Washington
2-15
1-29
Extra
2-15
1-29
Waterloo,
2-15
2-
5
Wellman
9
Westchester
2-
(quar.)_
___
(quar.)
1-19
50c
62M>c
ioc
$25
2-1
$1 25
2-
1
2-
1
1-19
1
20c
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)
25c
2-
1
$1.12 Ma
2-15
2-
1
75c
2-15
2-
1
15c
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
2-15
2-
1
2*
2
Falls
&
Northern
RR
Engineering
Co
Insurance
Fire
1
1-17
We.-t
2-14
5%.
Wilson
3-15
Pacific
Lines,
Wisconsin
1
1-22
2-15
1-31
6%
2-
1-19
3.60%
1-12
RR.
Stores,
convertible
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
5%
1st
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Public
preferred
2-
1
1-15
2-
Wrisley
1
1-15
4%
(F.
(Allan
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)___—
W,)
B 1
&
Co.,
Company,
preferred. 1st series
„
Refining
preferred,
Ltd.
common
______
Ltd.
(final)
preference
&
common—
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Baldwin
Mfg.
Oil
Co..
Bathurst
Class
1-3
2-1
1-9
2-1
1
1-31
J$1.12l/2
3-
1
1-31
1-25
1-12
2-
1
1-15
25c
2-
1
1-15
$1.75
(quar.)
4-
1
3-1
75c
Co.—
—_____—
Ry.,
$1.50
Beaux
3-
1
1-26
12-29
2-1
$1
-2-1
1-4
$1
2-1
1-4
$1.08%
B
2-1
1-4
93%c
37M>c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1
1-4
2-1
r
1-5
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
1-19
$25c
2-1
1-3
75c
2-28
2-15
5-31
5-15
t$1.37Mi
A
&
Co.,
preferred
10c
of
N.
Y.
28c
2-15
1-31
Berland
25c
2-
1
1-15
$1.25
2-
1
1-15
Foods,
$6
Mfg. Co.
3-1
2-1
t$l
3-1
2-1
3-1
2-1
2-1
1-4
1st
pfd.
(quar.)
2-1
1-4
45c
2-
1
1-15
$1.50
2-
1
1-18
(s-a)__
2-
1—
1-18
2-
1
1-10
15c
tlOc
3-1
2-9
3-15
2-15
50c
1
Ltd.
^5c
+$1
—
1-25
(quar.)
1-15
43%c
1-25
12-29
10c
S3
1-31
1-15
15c
1-29
1-15
12V2C
1-31
1-20
30c
1-31
1-20
(quar.)
50c
2-15
1-25
(quar.)
50c
1-23
12-29
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Stores.
A
1-31
1-15
Inc.—
(initial
Inc.
1-29
1-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Company
1-19
1
1-22
Inc.—
Benrus
&
9
2-
25c
is-a)
(quar.)
Mines,
2-15
Best
2-
10c
*$1
Works
Shoe
1-15
Ltd.—
\
Quebec
common
1-15
1-25
t50c
Apartments,
preferred
1-18
1-25
10c
—
1-29
15c
•
Paper
Products,
6%
1-16
20c
$1
Bank
Ben-Hur
New
1
56y4c
—N
;
Watch
2-
(quar.)
Inc
common
Corporation
prior
1-19
(quar.)
Iron
$1.75
1-19
1
(quar.)
—
prior
1-15
1
2-
preferred
"B "
(year-endl
Arts
1
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
2-
10c
30c
common...'.
preference
Quarterly
Binks
1
$1
conv.
Belmont
Best
1
3-2
2-
7-'
Co., Ltd., cojnmon
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing
1-23
4-
$2
common.
$2.50
Extra
1-23
1-9
3-
22M»c
pref.
common
Bayside National
1
1-10
2-2
-
Power
Baystate
1
1
1-25
3-2
fl5c
Extra
Class
2-
2-
$1.12Mi
iquar.)
Co.
Co.,
preferred
2-
1-15
1-17
25c
_
__:
Barcalo
Basin
$1
1-20
1-25
1-24
t25c
±
Telegraph
&
prior
$2.25
Rubber
Extra
10c
1-31
f56'4c
Co., Inc..
convertible
1
2 7'/a 7o
6-26
12-31
75c
3-
1
,
*
(increased quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund
$3
5
2-15
Co.—•
(quar.)
4% pfd. A
(resumed)
Corp.
Nichols
$1.20
%
7-
'
6-26
Wiborg Proprietary, Ltd.—
5Mi%
Avco
5
!• 4
$1.12M>
series
Steels.
&
7-
•
5c
(quar.)
Co.
Beneficial Corp., com,
$6 preferred
(s-ai
3-
1-17
1
$2.25
(quar.)
4-16
$1.50
1-17
7^
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Tack
2-
75c
(quar.)
4-30
30c
_______
(quar.)
Service
$2.50
$1.25
(quar.)
90c
Power, common
(quar.)____
preferred
Wisconsin
(s-a)
1
$1.50
preferred
Belleterre
3iy4C
Electric
preferred
Wisconsin Power & Light
Corp.
"
(increased)'-
com.
1
2-
;
Iquar.)__
Beaver Lumber
(quar.)
2-
1-12*
20c
Electric
Co.,
3
3
Woolwcrth
3qc
2-15
1
2-28
3c„
(quar.)
2-
3-
1-
2-27
1-26
2-15
$1.06 »/4
2-
White's Auto
1-26
$1.50
1-18
2-
Western
1-31
2-15
1-17
5
2-10
Corp
Corp.
;
2-15
5
15c
1
2-15
3-
26M4C
1
10c
1-19
1-31
3-
2-
50c
(accum.)
preferred
Powder
Austin
9
15c
3-
1
1-17
17 Vac
3-30
2-
3-
1
15c
;
Cedar
3-30
3-30
Co
Terminal
Steel
2
1-1F
1-26
$1.25
Plywood Corp.
Ault.
2-10
4-
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—
4Mi% preferred (quar.).
3-20
•
Sugar
City
3rd
$4
Warehouse
&
2-26 7
2-
1
Quarterly
2-19
40c
1-15
2-
-
(s-a)
preferred
Atlas
11-30
2-28
1
quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
2nd
1
8-31
12 Mac
Utah-Idaho
1
6-
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
1
2
1
$1.06V4
Specialty
preferred
1-17
2-28
7-
10-
1-2-52
Corp.—
1-24
4-
1
60c
2-
2-
1
3-
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Atlas
1
2-
1
25c
(quar.)
Machinery
convertible
(resumed)
Co.
Co.
3-12
45c
2-
5
1-19
40c
20c
Co.
Telephone
Atlas
'
&
Insurance
2-
2-
2-15
34-
2-20
co.»::non_
Atlas
1
12 Vac
Universal Cooler, 6% partic.
pfd. (quar.)___
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.,
414% nfd.
35c
2-
75c
i_.
Co
City Rapid Transit
5%
2-15
1
2-1
Corp. (extra).
Telephone Co., Ltd.—
1st
3.75%
~35c
&
preferred
Atlantic
40c
tspecial
Products
2-
2-
common
3-
11c
(quar,)
preferred
4.35%
1-19
40c
1
2-
9
1-31
5
$1.12M2
1-15*
37Mac
redeemable
conv.
4%
of
40c
2
2-
share
4Gc
3-
3-
1-
1-19
(quar.)
Conveyor Co
Ltd.,
4%
(stk. div.).
each
(quar.)
& Company
Quarterly
3-
3-
for
common
Swift
Treesweet
1
2-15
2-
of
2-28
2-
50c
held
Wells
1
2-
1
quar.)
preferred
4%
$3.50
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-16
3-
120c
•
1
2-10
share
i
s
Atlantic
Trust—
semi-annual
preferred
3-
&
Company (quar.)
Sterling Engine Co.. 55c conv. pfd.
3-15
40c
Bank
&
3-20
75c
National
1-19
2-
Constable
5%
1-19
Island
1
1
„
$6 1st preferred
(accum.(
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
1-19
preferred
1-19
1
22-
Inc._
Corp.—
preferred
7%
1-19
preferred
4.40%
2-
10c
(annual)—
&
Corp.,
5%
2-15
92 MaC
_'
^ %/. 7
1-20
(
Telephone
preferred
(quar.)
4Mi%
Service—
(quar.)
.'i?
1-30
40c
Corp
Clayton
Associated
2-15
2-28
V
Products
Steel
Associated
2-15
2-28
.
(monthly)-
prior preferred
Arnold
2-28
40c
Post
4Mi%
1-16
2
2-28
4-
75c
••%,.'7-
—
$1.25
(initial
4.50%
1-16
5:10c
Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
Argus
3-16
1-25
inter-
(quar.)
Viscose
4Mi%
1-16
2-
(Increased
common
4Mi %
1-31
1
pay¬
(quar.)
Huronian, Ltd
Anheuser-Busch, Inc, tquar,)
Appalachian Electric Power—
3-15
4-
2-
>
.
50c
(N.
Anglo
1-31
50c
7
•
will
(Cash
Corp.
Anglo-Canadian
1-19
1-27 Mac
Electric
action
(quar.)_
preferred
Anderson,
1-31
1
<
,
.
and
common,
75c
Co., Ltd,
Phenolic
Anchor
1-12
2-15
■,.
West
(quar.)
preferred
6%
2-19
35c
In
Power
of
Gas—
Anchor
2-15
3-
received
common
Natural
4%
3-15
$1.12'/a
share
Mohawk
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
$5
prior preferred
(quar.)
Amoskeag Company, common (s-a)____
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
2-27
4.15%
Common
2
..
American
1-31
3-15
Co,,
Fund,
5%
1-22
4-
7
Service—
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)_
1
2-15
.
Power
Hudson
This
Products
preferred
New
1-24
2-
when
.
semi-annual
Home
American
1-24
1
3-
37MiC
I.IIII.
(s-a)
Public
1
2-
*
;
common,
for fractional
Mutual
6%
1-24
2-
made
American
1-24
1
2-28
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Michigan Central
Michigan
common
Company
1
2-
3-29
45C
Telephone
Mevercord
2-
Co.
portfolio.
American
2-16
'
be
preferred
4M2%
2
J15C-
the
American Metal
1-24
3-10
.
/
-
common,
Wisconsin
American
2
3-
3-10
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
3-
3-31
2-15
35c
common.40c
lquar.i____„__.
5%
'
class B
(quar.)
Public
3-15
$1.25
Corp.,
3-31
10c
3-15
25c
(Seattle), partic. stk.
Increased
1
$1.02
;-
%
&
'
Common
40c
Pulp
4-16
(increased50c
(quar.)
Marine Bancorporation
Initial stock
2-
will
American
1
40c
25c
_
(quar.)
common
2-15
In
American-Marietta
1-22
2-
35c
(quar.)
$1
(increased)
Extra
Marathon
1
2-15
J6c
12MjC
Co.
(quar.)
Corporation
2-
J20C
1-25*
,
of
City
Distilling Co. (quar.)
American Equitable Assurance Co.
1-20
62 Mac
Gas
6StS.)
1-20
1
f25c
quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
50c
Lukens
1
2-
127 Mac
A
(s-a)
Products
4-16
ioc
Inc.
2-
$1.50
2-15
share
share
Niagara
common.
'
American
5
$1.28
30c
(quar.)
Extra
1
15c
i__
RR.
2-
Co.
ments
1-19
2-15
$1.37
Co._
participating
Shuron
1-31
$25c
iquar.)
(quar.t
Lucky Stores,
5%
preferred
Dillon
Class
5
j25c
'
Telephone
1-26
Light
of
;
7 ,7
common,
Co.
Co.
share
1-18
/
to
13
0.015614
Niagara
Coal
securities
1-15
40%
—
dividend)
3-20
5%%
9
4,.4%
j
(quar.)
Louisville & Nashville
Lynch
(stock
Co.
3-31
50c
Extra
Lorain
1
1-30
Co.,
Kansas
and
2-15
complete the pro rata distribution of all
1-26
60c
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven)
Shea's Winnepeg Brev/ery, Ltd., class
Ltd.—
Theaters
2-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Lock
25c
Iquar.)
Boston
1
1
25c
7
Scotten,
50c
Class
preferred
4qc
(quar.)
Extra
Groceterias
2-
3-
2-15
(if
for
Fsb.
0.005990
of
1
1
$1
•
0.004792
Light
&
32-
v
to stockhold-
Iowa-Illinois
of
l-l7
1-15
2-
(For each out¬
common,
share
0.023561
3-15
1
11.
Gas
of
&
Corp.
1-22
1
quar.)
before
or
share,
Power
Kentucky
2-23
1
3-
37 Vac
(quar.i
common
1-26
10c
Savers
Corp
Corporation
3-15
4-
10c
iquar.)
2-
$1.50
-___
<quar.(__;
Power
'
A
Kansas
9
1-31
$1
Light
common,
share
exchange
1-10
15c
tlOc
4 Mi
40c
(quar.)
Candy
Portland
1-15
B
Co.
2-15
12M>c
quar.)
Co.—
Corp. common), 0.008002 share
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy—
25c
(quar.)____
Inc.
1
on
Power
0.017131
1
20c
iquar.)*_
Schlage
$25c
(quar.)
of
1-31
50c
1
8c
preferred
1-2*0
'
&
Natural
Light
1-11*
2-
•
$1.25
(increased
share
Co.
0.005830
and
"
1
$i
Fund
Apparel.
2-
Iowa
1-22
35c
Company (quar.)____
Stores, common (quar.)_,__.
Co.,
American
0.007188
Electric
2-7
1-31
(quar.)
(increased
Insurance
Power
class
5
3-1
15c
preferred
3-
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
made
standing
1
6
50c
Co.
Co.
be
•
2-
25c
pfd.
liquidation distribution
to
!
67c
(quar.)
Power
;
T-26
40c
preferred
2-
1-31
50c
_____
Co.
1
2-
$1.25
Co.
2-15
flOc
Mfg.
Staten
,
Wire
y 2-15
5%
holder of record Dec.
1-31
10-22
t75c
4%
Corp.
Automobile
Louis
ers
1-31
35c
common
'.
lquar.)_.
&
2-15
7-2"3
.
4
dividend)
Canada,
Sugar,
Cities
1
2-15
this
Petroleum
Can
2-16
1-22
4-21
.,
;j
(quar.)
of
American
1-20
5
90c
(quar )
3-12
140c
1-31
'3-
JlOc
preferred
Ltd.
Co.
American
2-15
31M4C
Extra
%
1
Ltd.—
A
plus
Book
1-29
7
quar.)_
B
Owl
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
clafife
Participating i',
4%%
St.
4-21
-
.
(irreg.)_
Gas—
Light
Products,
$75c
H.)
Company (increased)
Company, new com. (initial quar.)_
1st
Loew's
Inc.
&
for
Amalgamated
2-15
$1
(quar.)
Power
Milk
Randall
1
t20c
&
common
preferred
Sound
Class
3-
25c
Philadelphia iquar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
3-
50c
(S.
6%
Loblaw
preference
Corp.—
preferred
(entire
issue
redemption on Feb. 6 at $103
share
Amerada
12-20
30C
cf
2-
6
30c
(quar.).'
12-26
31j/4C
,
1-31
25c
2-20
31M4C
(accum.)
1-31
$1.75
2-26
1-31
Extra
*
(irreg.)
1
& Company
Canada, Ltd
of
pld,
75c
(quar.)
2-13
3-10
,-1-22
.
Steel
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co. (extra)
Aluminum Industries, Inc.
1-31
(s-a)
40c
:
2
3-10
10c
Co., 6%
Electric
(quar.)
Aluminium,
—
30c
-
3-
2-15
(increased)-
$1.50
__
<quar.)_____
(resumed)
(Julius
Co.
3-29
$1.50
1-19
25c
;
convertible
per
'
30c
iquar.).;.
1-30
25c
Co.
(quar.)
called
9
2-15
Co.—
t$l
Ltd.__
3-15
9
50c
Line
50c
'
Co.,
7
3-22
(quar.)
2-
(
1
$4.50
5
34 %C
"
Co
Participating
Red
11-
1-15
3-
31 '/4C
—
(quar.)—_—
preferred
Transport
Pullman,
1-22
25c
1-23
1
—
(Phila.l
Coke
Trust
v
1-20
1
1
(quar.)_
30c
Co.
preferred
Kelvinator
Lehigh
$1.40
1-18
2-1
50c
25c
Company
L'Aiglon
7
2-
3lV4c
Sl.OGVi
(increased>
preferred
Kroger
•
8-
1-31
;
Quinte
25c
3-21
(accum.)
Sevvice
Puget
(quar.)
B
50c
Wheel
Co.
j 20c
Kawneer
Kress
Public
2-23
,
(quar.)____
Smelting
Foundation,
Common
Kayser
'
5- .1.
B
Class
1
—
Extra
1
25c
Class
1
3-
4-
(quar.)
Wine
&
preferred
2-
3-
(quar.)
1-22
1
3-15
2-
(quar.)
5% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
conv.
Valley
Gas
2-
City Stock Yards Co.—
5%
7%
,
3-31
Corp., Ltd
3-22
ioc
common
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
7 %
preferred
(s-ai
Kansas
Petrolite
1-20
2-14
2-
1
2-15
Co.
Pipe
Grinding
non-cum.
1
1
Light
Investment
$4
2-
2-23
(quar.)
Coal Co., com. (increased
prior preferred
(quar.)
Penn
25c
2-
preferred
3-15
3-
&
Corporation
Peninsular
1-15
2-
Power
5%
(quar.)
B
$1
Peabody
1-15
B
35c
(quar.)
2-1
1-30
Corp. (quar.)
Shares, Ltd.—
conv.
7%
Packer
3iy4c
Extra
5%'
2-15
13c
Packers, Ltd.
Corp. (quar.)
Investment
Life
1
$2
&
Intertype
Lionel
3-
15c
International
Laura
Pacific
2-15
Bond Group
<quar.V___
International Harvester Co., 7%
pfd.
6%
1-31
1
Class
3-15
37 '/a C
(quar.)
A
preferred
Cement
8
2-10
,10-22
2-
(quar.)—
2-
25c
Rayon
Institutional
Mills
Portland
30c
Iquar.)
Co.
Pacific
Pacific
15c
Mortgage Corp. (increased)
Refrigerator Co. (quar.)__
(Tom)
2-15
2-16
$1.25
pfd.
preferred
4.80% ' redeemable
1
3-12
2-
1
2-
20c
____—
preferred
25c
Erie
Hussman
Illinois
1st
redeemable
37 Mac
iquar.)
^
Mining &
Mfg.
preferred
Huron
redeemable
5%
4%
11-
7—
(quar.)
5%
15c
quar.)
a
Hudson
preferred
1-20
Rheem
(increased
1st
1st
2-26
1
25c
2-
—
1
12-15
(quar.)
22V2C
(quar.J.¬
Mfg. Co..
1
Electric, 6% 1st pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
9
3-
A
.
25C
2-
3c
7-23
Class
Third
—
3-
30c
Inc
class
Humphreys
5%
4.08%
conv.
preferred
Marine &
5M2%'
1-26
87M>c
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Hooper Chemical Corp
Home (Joseph)
Company.
.
1-19
1
A
American
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)__
5%
Hooker Electrochemical
Common
Outboard
9
$1.75
Ltd.,
6%
Co.
112Mic
(quar.)
Inc.,
Leather
1-31
2-
7c
Co.,
1
1
$1
Industries, common
4% preferred A (quar.)
1-19
$1.18%
Extra
Holden Mfg.
Holly Stores,
F.),
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
2-
25c
preferred
Fynd,
Company
Fund,
2-15
$1.27M»
Mutual
-Hallicrafters
*.
1
5-
Co.—
Olin
9
2-16
.
Y.)
(s-ai
Dock Co. (quar.)
non-cumulative
3-16
3-
3-30
$1.12Mi
common.
Great Northern
Railway, non-com.
Greenfield Gas Light— v
6%
2-16
Ohio
28-
50c
(Charles
1-15
*;1-19
,
25c
Co.
Quarterly
5
1
12-29
25c
2-19
;
$1.75
Dredge &
Hydraulics, Inc.—
Greer
Noyes
____
(N.
Lakes
3-21
2
2-
:■
(quar.)
Class
American
Cement
25c
1-12
,
;
A
$1
Portland
1-25
,1-18
1
Class
2-19
(quar.)
(s-a)
States
30c
(quar.)
Bank
preferred
2-
$1.50
(quar.
C.)
Company
Employees Insur.
National
$2
2-
35c
quar.)
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp. iquar.)
Alabama By-Products, class A
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
Northwestern
4-
25c
5%
Water
prior
2-15
t$l.l2Mi
common
Marine
(increased
2-1
20c
(quar.)
2-15
50c
3-15
30c
50c
(quar.)
5.10%. preferred
$4
Reduction Co.
Payable of Rec.
25c
2
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Pacific Gas &
(quar. i
(quar.)__
Waterworks Corp.,
Godman
2-15
$1.25
(accum.)
&
Share
-
7-21
50c
Co.
the
Holdert
3-15
3-31
25c
Northeastern
2-16
3-15
Fire
Air
Aluminum
Co
Oil
in
When
10-20
15c
(quar.)_
Co
Car
given
1
*5c
(quar.)
interest
Company
T.
Allegheny-Ludlum
Extra
1-23
2-28
Brake
Texas
Northwestern
1-17
quar.)
A (quar.
Cigar Co., Inc., common
Government
1
30c
preferred
General
Central
35c
preferred
General
American
North
1-31
dividend),
held___________
(quar.)„_____________i
(irreg.)
Ltd., common
Company,
North
25c
_
Gale
1-29
}12MiC
_______________
Co.
3-20
3-20
2-
Air
being
these
,
iquar.)
Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc.
Ltd,—
(quar.)
Fund—
of beneficial
5
3-31
(stock
Industrial Securities Corp.,
preferred
(quar.).
$3.50
York
3-31
25c
A
J.),
England
Certificates
week,
F., Inc.,
Adams-Millis Corp.
4-21
J5c
New
this
%
4-
10c
Ltd.
in previous
The list does not include, divi¬
2
8-
tiOc
Mines,
dividends announced
yet paid.
4-
37MiC
Canada,
•'A','"
10-30
15c
.
Western
Co.
*'v',
Monday, January 22, 1951
.
Class
iquar.)
of
Mur
A.
Corp.—
(quar.)
Co.
Calumet
New
2
tquar.)31M4c
(quar.)
(Seattle)
preferred
1-
$1
$5
Y.)
common
Ltd.
(A.
4Ma%
1-22
1
Tank
.
Per
1-22
1
5-
25c
(quar.)__—;_~
Shipbuilding
1
2-
t37M»c
Extra
1-29
Corp.
Corp.
1
2-
5
tl5c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
Cooker Co.
&
Products
New
1-15
Brewing, 6% preferred (s-a)_
& Rubber, 4Va%
pfd. (quar.)
Tire
Bank
First
2-
Ltd.,
Semi-annual
1-22
1
One share for each seven
Emporium Capwell Co. (year-end)_________
Faber, Coe & Gregg, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Fehr
1
1
2-
5c
Steel
Nestle-Le
12-30
1-15
$1.12Mi
Mfg. Co.__;
Sugar Associates,
Trust
Corp.
2-13
2-
2-
2-15
5c
___—
preferred
Neon
2-13
1
5
(quar.l____
common
Eastern
Federal-Mcgul
6%
1-29
1
3-
2-15
.
*
Co.—
■
Pressure
National
50c
Empire
v
2-28
3-
2-
_
Machine
preference
National
4-16
2-
common
Welding
Grocers Co.,
$1.50
4-16
1
21c
_______
(N,
1
J.0%
(quar,);
Co.
5-
2-
—
5c
Quarterly
3
5-
50c
(qu?r.)_
preferred
2-
5c
(Boston)
5%. pfd.
Co.,
Bradstreet, Inc.,
4Mi %
9
25c
__;
preference
2-
$1.75
A
Shares
Electric
75c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Quarterly
1-15
17c
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)_
Corporation, common (quar.)_______
4%
1
10%
Corp.,
Fields
Common
2-
35c
(quar.)
Dominion
Dravo
4',
.
1-15
Name of
preferred
Corp.
give the
we
announced
preceding table.
2-23
1-31
5C
1-19
75c
(quar.)
Trust
Products
Quarterly
2-16
25c
;
Domestic
Dominguez
1
1
137 MiC
________
(quar.)___.;
dividend
Investment
3-
2-
37MaC
_
Diocesan
participating
3-16
lc
(irreg.)
1-31.
2-15
37MaC
____
dends
2-23
3-16
40c
—
2c
Radio & Television
National
(quer.i__.___..
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Railway 8i Terminal, com.
7%
preferred (quar.t
Deposited Insurance Shares Series
&
1-31
160c
(quar.)
Dallas
Devoe
2-15
$1.06
(quar.)_________
preferred
$3
Motor
Pipe Line Co
B
National
__
Below
weeks and not
1-15
1-26
75c
Co
Moody's Investors Service—
1-15
1-10
f
30c
_
Ltd.-.,—
Co., Ltd.__,
Varnish, common
&
prior
3-12
1-23
1-20
25c
Glass
Paint
$3
3-31
Class
Industries, Inc.—
partic. preference class
Class
Cook
Co.,
Chemical
Monarch
t30c
___
Consolidated
2-16
120c
______
Corp.___,w___
National
3-15
National
Collyer
Insulated
Wire
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
4 Va'/o
preferred
(quar.i_4
Conduits
1-29
3-30
3-12
15c
(quar.)
Aikman
Missouri-Kansas
Service
2-15
25c
(quar.)__
Louis)
(quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Inc.—
>
Electric
62VaC
_
(N.
&
$1
$1.25
_
L__
___
(quar.)
(St.
Gas
Payable of Rec.
Share
30c
(accum.)
(quar.),.
(quar.)
Insurance
Coca-Cola
Missouri
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry. Co.—
Cities
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
quar.)—
(initial
quar.)
(stock dividend)
10%
2-23
1-
2
Number. 4979
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(421)=
Per
Name of Company
Birtman Electric
t Common
common—i—.
Holdings
Blauner's
Bliss
(E.
,
Blue
W.)
Ami
Booth
Corp.,
preferred
A
(quar.)_
security
Class
A
British
7%
6%
Brooke
ordinary
common
Shoe
Co.,
$3.60
Co:
6%
prefer.ed
k
Class
Class
Class
Class
E
10-15
$1.75
5%
15
Northern
$50
;
2-
1
2-
1
Bronze
^Extra
Class'
B
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
4%
Ltd
2-15.:
415c
1-25
4-
t $ 1.50'
2-
1
1-10
1
1-10
Dodge
Mfg.
1-10
Dome
Mines,
1-29
1-15
V
ordinary < year-end)
preference (final)——
'
__
Common y
2-15
2-28
12-29
6-18
60c
2-20
3-
5
$1 ;•_!
2-
1
$1
5-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carreras, Ltd.—
Amer.
;v
■
SI
'
A
preferred
f'Case (J. 1.1
77e
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
common
(quar.)
Electric
Central
Hanover
&
Gas
Co.
Bank
&
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
2-10
(N.
1-19
2-10
1-19
Light Co., 4%
Investment Corp.,
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Corporation
National
plus
share
one
Common
$5
each
Pacific
&
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal
4%
preferred
(s-a)
Mills,
1
1-15
3-
1
2-19
Eversharp,
2-
1
1-
5*
Fairbanks
2-
1
1-
5
preferred
2-
1
1-10
preferred
1-26
12-18
Ry.,
'5%
Foods,
Trust
Stock
The
at
the
Inc.,
(N.
3-13
3-
7
$1.40
7-16
6-
6
Federal
3-12
2-13
stock
new
2-15
1-15
$2
2-
1
1-20
4% 7o
dividend
for
,
3-
1
2-15
Fehr
on
1-12
1-31
1-12
1-19
4-
1
3-
2-
1
1-16
Foster
3-
1
2-16
Franklin
20c
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
9
(increased quar.)_ff
12%%
2-
1
1-
5
&
(quar.)
1-10
Stores
Froedtert
Grain
2-
1
1-15
140c
3-
1
2-
Fruehauf
1
440c
6-
1
5-
1
9-
1
8-
1
420c
1-31
$2.20
1-151
4%
Trailer
preferred
Gabriel
Chocolate
Corp.,
Company, 57c
pfd.
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
1
8-
1
15c
3-16
5-
$1.37'/2
68%C
3-3
1
4-16
2-1
,
2-15
2-
1-19
4
1-20
1-15
1
$1.12%
2-
1
1-17
25c
(quar.)__
3-
1
2-20
2-
1
1-15
40c
1-31
1-
8
1-31
1-
8
$1.25
(quar.)_
2-15
2-
2
2-
1-15
1
50c
2-15
1-25
53V8c
5-15
4-25
53VbC
2-15
1-25
_20c
1-26
1-16
(quar.)_
$1.25
2-
1
15c
2-
1
.
lc
.
1-25
1-15
1-15
12-31
,
1
1-
9
1-
9
2-20
common
(George
preferred
A.)
Company,
&
&
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
A
Hardart
3-15
3-
1
1
1-15
1-15
2-24
2-14
35c
2-
3-24
2
1
1-15
1
1
3-
1
1-31
1-15
2-15
1-15
1-31
1-17
1-31
1-17
Co.,
2
1-27
1
1-12
2-
1
1-15
37 %c
3-
1
$1.06'A
3-
1
3-10
56'Ac
3-10
425c
(s-a)
45c
2-
2-
9
2'
9
2-28
2-28
1
12-29
2-20
—
Illinois Power
Co.,
1-25
(initial
Co.
(quar.)
—
Imperial Tobacco
4% preference
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)_—
Indiana Associated Telephone Corp.
$2 preferred
(quar.)
——
—
12-30
1-25
Institutional
1-10
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
1-10
55c
2-
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
20c
2-
1
1-10
425c
2-
1
12-19
50c
2-
1
1-15
15c
_____
(quar.)
1
1-15
2-
51c
preferred
preferred
RR.
1
53'Ac
(quar.)
quar.)
common
4.26%
Terminal
.
2-
15C
,
$1
10c
2-
2-
1
1-15
1-31
12-30
1-10
Insurance
1
2-
1
1
Industrial
1-22
2-
1-20
Brownhoist
Corp.
Securities
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Group
shares
($0.0148
from
ordinary income and $0.0152 from real¬
ized security profits)
—
1-29
1-15
2
3-10
4-
4-
1
3-16
Interchemical
Corp.,
common—_____——
preferred (quar.) _________________
Inter-City Baking Co., Ltd. (extra)—
4y2%
International
1
1-31
1-20
1-31
9-30
——
Nickel
Co.
9
Stock
9
International
Textbook
1-30
1-15
International
Utilities
1-30
1-15
Investors
Mutual,
3-22
3-
5
Investors
Trust Co.
2-
1
1-15
25c
2-
1
1-19
15c
2-
1
1-19
being
at
Inc.,
55c
(resumed)——
Corp.
(quar.)
1-15
Johnson
3-
2-15
4%
1
4%
1
1-27
1-19
450c
1-22
12-30
25c
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-15
K.
&
(quar.)
2
1
1-
2
2-
1
1-
2
Co.,
7%C
1-31
15c
1-30
12-29*
5%
1-30
12-29
20c
2-15
3-
1
1-22
1-15
2-
8*
12-31
37%c
—
_____________—
conv.
2-
1
1-19
25c
2-
1
1-19
1-31
1-15
13%C
62 %c
1-31
1-15
20c
2-
1
1-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-25
1-10
& Light—
3%%
$1
preferred
2-
1
93 %c
2-
1
1-18
$1
2-
1
2-
1
10c
2-15
2-
7
95c
3-
1
2-14
$1
(quar.)
3-
1
2-14
Johnson—
2nd preferred
W.
1-
2-
t8%C
Rhode Island—
of
preferred (quar.)
Tea
1
13 %C
(irreg.)
Inc.
Jersey Central Power
2-
1- 4*
2-
30c
—-
Co.
—
2-15
1-26
5%
per
preferred (quar.)__
Jacobs
(F. L.)
Company, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Jantzen Knitting Mills,
common
(quar.)
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
—
2-15
1-17
called
$5.50
dividend
preferred
Participating
Ironrite,
1-19
1-31
noc
t$1.75
—
—
1-
1-16
1-19
1
t$1.75
plus this dividend)—.
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Resumed (1st payment since Jan. 1932)__
1-
1-15
1
2-
Ltd.-—
share
1-29
1
2-
Resistance—
pfd. (entire issue
redemption on Jan. 31
conv.
1-29
2-
Canada,
(quar.)
7% preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
7% preferred ($5 par) (quar.)—
$1.06'A
1-31
of
Common
6%
3c
40c
$1.12%
Machines
Business
dividend
International
56'Ac
2-15
75c
Extra
Illinois
1-27
2-
(quar.)
common
1-19
2-15
$1
preferred
1-31
2-
413c
_______
(quar.)_.
Illinois Brick Co. (quar.)—
1-15
2-
(quar.)—
Co., common .(iucre&sfd)
preferred
(quar.)
Power
1-
1
50c
—
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B
4 7o
1
2-
$1.50
Co.
preferred
1
2-
62 %c
Sound
Idaho
3-14
2-
common.
3-
90c
Co.
(increased s-a)
(increased quar.)
Inc.
Howe
1-25
25c
25c
Insurance
Battery
Co.,
Kansas
City Power
3.80%
preferred
series C
(quar.)_——,
common
&
Light
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply
—
Co.—
15c
Common
(quar.)
5-
1
1
Corp.,
50C
3-
1
2-15
$1
conv.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., 57c
(quar.)__
common
1-22
55c
common
1
1
9-
•
,
1-16
20c
(quar.)
2-
6-
1
2-
Jewel
——
6-11
3-
Corp.
1
933Ac
937jc
(quar.)—
1-15
3-12
$40c
(quar,)__
preferred
2
Malting Co.—
Co.,
$1.25
—
1
93%c
2-
65c
(quar.)
'
3-30
6-30
$1.25
2-
75c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
1
2-
25c
12 %C
common
2-
50c
'
(quar.)__
2-
Co.—
Ltd.,
37 Vac
■:r,:
15c
Lighting & Power, $4
Howard Stores Corp., common
$1.50
—
2
.
(quar.)
$2.50
(quar,).
1-19
35c
Products
9c
_______
pfd.
.
(quar.)
5%
9c
(quar.)
1-19
1-29
37 %c
67c
Inc.—
Corp.
&
Co.,
40C
Co.
■
(quar.)
62 %C
Insurance
Companies,
Co.
Horn
40c
—
3-
1-29
40C
Houston
30c
com.
3-31
5
(quar.)
for
(participating)
2-1
50c
(resumed)
Corp.
International
annually
Franklin Simon, _41/a'^
■
pfd.
1-10
1-17
common
2-15
$2.50
5% 7c
1-18
2-
—
1-19
1-16
2-
25c
.
Marx_...
Bakeries
Sugar
Home
1-22
Corp
Klelser
Life
of
Horder's,
1-15
—
1
1
2-23
>;v
.
common
1
1
(initial)
2-
2-
56'/4c,
1-25
1-31
Common
440c
—
1-25
2-
(quar.)
Products,
75c
25c
50c
.
2-
25c
preference
Increased
Fraser
6c
Quarterly
Ltd.
Enamel
1-31
17.
(quar.)—
2>
20c
Brewing,
preferred
2-15
approved
Jan.
1-
1-17
(quar.)
(Frank)
60c
each
——
was
1-15
12-30
1
(quar.)
1-15
1
convertible preferred
(quar.)
(Henry) & Co., Inc.—
$1 non-cum. class A (quar.)
Corp. of Pittsfield, Inc.—
preferred
Franklin
share
meeting held
—
J.)
Common
$1.12%
_____
1
2-
participating preferred
(quar.)
Participating
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—
20c
—
1
2-20
Ltd.—
redeemable
20c
(monthly)
2-
2-
(quar.)—
Co.
2-
1
c
Holt
2
5%
Corp.
Grain,
Loan
$1.12%
:
Holly
57o
25c
$1.20
Y.)
i
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd.
Quarterly
(B.
Federal
3-31
4-16
$5
common
(one
annual
Breweries
Coghlin
Fedders-Quigan
$1.25
(quar.)
1-18
1-
1
stock
Fibreboard
Co.
-
A
6% prior preferred (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit of Maryland (quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Foote Brothers Gear & Machine Corp.,
60c convertible
preferred (quar.)
dividend
above
class
in
1-10
$25c
Higbee Company, 5 7c preferred (quar.)____
Higbic Mfg. Co., com. (increased)
Holly Development Co. (quar.)_
1-31
dividend)—■.
1-15
eight held)
Cbast
Payable
(stock
1-31
1-19
:•
1
Stock
A
2-
1
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
2-
$2.50
class
1-15
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred
(quar.)
4 % 7c
3-13
and
2-
2-15
$50c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
4»/4%
$50c
>0.185625
$0.185625
1
com.__
1-18
25C
(quar.)
1
Co.,
1-19
25c
2-
Common
Clinton
3-31
Louis
(s-a)—
1-19
1
1-31
$1.50
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
Electric Illuminating
1
2-
30C
(quar.)
pfd.
35c
common
2-
J40c
435c
35c
quar.)_
$25c
$$1.25
40c
—
1-15
15C
;_
Ferro
St.
2-d.
$1.25
(quar.)
8-15
&
1-15
Inc.,
4.08%
pfd. (quar.)
1
Common
'
quar.)_
9-
(increased
1
17c
monthly)™
$1.25
Chicago
1-15
2-
1-15
Amer.—
__—
&
preferred
4%%
(quar.)
preferred
Clinton
12-18
Co.—
preferred
$4.50
1-26
$1.25
A
Hershey
4%%
1-31
$2
conv.
2-14
25c
Light
(quar.)
America, 4V2% pfd.
Steel
4V4%
(s-a)
preferred
Inc.
45c
Products, Ltd
67*
1-15
2^28
50c
—
17c
Quarterly
Mfg.—
$2
quar.)
1-31
1
20c
Associates
5%
of
1
—
15c
6%
class
2-23
2-
1-10
1
2-
—
Company,
Hercules Powder
77o
2-23
1-10
2-
.
(quar.)__
preferred
$$1.50
(quar.)
5-15
(increased
3%%
Hormel
1
Cincinnati,
12-30
1- 2
15c
class B
Hecht Company, common
2-15
440c
6-
•
r.
Farrington
Common
Corp.
1
2%%
$1.25
Co.,
Common
Cleveland,
3-
412%c
(quar.)
preferred
Stores
Hat
1
Parmers & Traders Life Insurance Co. (Syra-
25C
(quar.)
2-15
2-
$1.12%
$1.12Va
Brewing Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
4'/a%
$1.25
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Ry.
1-30
—_
Inc.
Co.,
:
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores,
5
1
25C
Electric
1
3-
30c
2-
45c
RR.
Hartford
Hathaway
$37
Extra
Co.
$1.12%
.v
Inc.
.
.
1-25
1-25
25C
56'Ac
(quar.)
(s-a)
Hayes Mfg.
$20c
(increased
Employers
Fate-Root-Heoth
Co
•,
1-15
17c
1
25c
Electric
y
2-15
17c
1
Smith
2-
$1.25
Towing Co., (extra)
Co.,y Inc. (quar.)_.
Schaffner
1
$1.50
1-10
Eppcns,
1-
$40c
(A.)
1
$1.50
(increased
3-
RR.—
—
Gas
Harris
Ry.—
2-
Esmond
1
1-18
$40c
1-22
$20c
(accum.)__.
2-
Enamel & Heating
2-
■
3-
87 %c
3-31
1-15
1-17
L.)
2-
$1.12%
2-28
of
.
12-22
2-15
(quar.)„__
Co.
15c
1-15
(H.
$40c
(increased)
2-1
Lakes
Hercules
—
Empire District Electric Co., 5%
Empire Millwork Corp. (quar.)
75c
&
7
1-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Group
2-15
(quar.)
Quarterly
Handmacher-Vogel,
5
Co.—
2
50%
Corp.
Cincinnati
Cleveland
&
1-
remain-
issuance
3-
40c
(quar.)_____
1-31
20c
for
iquar.)
Quarterly
■5%
Common
1-18
425c
Quarterly
1-12
(quar.)
Street
Co.,- com.
1-18
1-31
common
Extra
25c
(accum.)
preferred
15c
after
2-
422 %c
25c
1
1-12
6'A%
(quar.)—
A
12-29
1-31
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne of Canada, Ltd.—
Stop Nut Corp. of America-
Falstaff
preferred series A (quar. I
Chlckasha Cotton Oil (quar./
City
Products
4x/i7o
Elastic
87Vic
57c
5%
prelerred B
40c
(quar.)
______
Chicago. Rock Island
5%
preferred
6%
20c
Y.)
held
share.
Chrysler
6%
Ekco
56 Vac
(N,
(quar.)
dividend
new
Massachusetts
2-
(quar.r
Eank
preferred
ing
Eastern
12-29
1
1-10
1
1
dividendi
preferred
1-19
$1
1-25
2-
2
1
_________
Brewing Co. (Pittsburgh)
Industries, Inc.—
convertible
1- 8
common
1-22
'
1-31
1
1-22
1
3-
iquar.)
1-31
1-22
1-
2-
2-
(interim)-
(quar.)
Dreferrcd
1- 8
2-15
1-31
2-15
:
20c
25c
—
preferred '(quar.)
Stock
preferred
1-31
Y.)
Chicago Corp. (quar.)
Chicago Molded Products—
•
$4.50
1
2-
2-15
62 %c
—.—
1-11
75c
(increased)-
de Nemours
Edgewater Steel Co.
Monthly
Monthly
75c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
J
I.)
2-
30c
4S1.25
Batteries
Co.
preferred
Preferred
Worsteds, Ltd
(stock
Ltd.
$1.37%
Griesedieck Western Brewery
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR. Co.
$5 preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred (quar.)
1
Co., Ltd.—
Ducommun Metals & Supply
Eastern
2-15
:
1-11
437%C
Duo.uesne
1
1
1-25
1
(E.
1-12
3-
$2.25
6-15,
25c
y
———
25c
Store
3%%
du Pont
2-
1
2-
2
50c
"C
:
&
Co.
Co.,
Co.
Co., Ltd.,
Union
Great
425c
Woollens
Paper
1
12-29
'
quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
20c
Co.
(monthly)
Monthly
Chase
1
2
$2
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Monthly '
_!
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
Central Power &
Charis
Tar &
Chemical
67o
$1,05
Trust
Building
4%%
3-
1-12
-
3-16
_______—___
Linoleum
&
25c
._
Stock dividend (one share for
each 7 held)
Central Hollywood
Chain
2-20
10%
75c
common—
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Central
a22%%
$1.75
Co.,
4.20%
5%
10-19
2-20
$.1.12%
(quar.)
.Caterpillar-Tractor
Celotex
1
a22%%
2
30c
—:—
$3.50
leceipts
Amer.
4'A %
11-
Dow
Dryden
7-20
4-
$1.25
___________
Dominion
1-19
1
3-15
Ltd.—
com.
2-
1
Co., common__.
(quar.)
; Grayson-Roblnson
1-15
3-31
$$1.25
Oilcloth
Common
4-20
'
deposit
ordinary (final)
deposit receipts B ordinary (final)
"~y Carrier Corp., common (stock
dividend)
Carson, Pine, Scott & Co.—
;
8-
$1
—
,2-15
30c
Investment Corp.,
Ltd.,
2-15
8
2-
semi-annual
National
Grand
2c
—
Dominion
(qUar.)
3-12*
—
pref. (quar.)—
Dominion Malting Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
9-17
(quar.)_—. ..;,vy:
2
$2
conv.
10-15
preferred
preferred
2nd
Extra
1-10
4-
5
450c
(quar.)_—
Ltd.
(year-end)
Extra
7-16
1
Gould
Grafton &
1-18
25c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
1- 8
$1.50-
(quar.) J
common
Hosiery Co.,
1-
Corp.
Fabrics,
Dominion
2-
1-25
Gotham
1- 5
__
________*
3-19
preferi
preferred
Extra
12-29
50c
1-16
1
<quar.)_
s-al
(quar.)
H.)
Rubber
2-
Inc.
Bridge
'
Dominion
4-16
4%
4%
Dominion
(P.
Increased
Hart.
Inc.
b Anglo
preferred
7c
2-1
4%
&4A
5
1-16
4$1
1
10c
410c
•:
._
d
Houses,
410c
—
Power & Light Co.. common
Carpenter Paper Co., com. (increased
quar.)
c
2
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
A
Corp.,
preferred
1-25
Extra
2%
Carolina
4%
Dobbs
410c
Western Lumber Co.
_______
1-15
1-
'
1
425c
Ry.
1-29
1-31
■V 2-
47c
2-
90c
(quar.)
class
1-
1
Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
preferred
(quar.) _!
—
(quar.)__
common
Dominion
4$4
Y.)
10c
(initial
Shares,
1
440c
...
Green
dep. receipt for ordinary
(quar.)
1
(year-end)
1-15
2-20
(quar.)
Corporation
2-
Ltd.—
p Common —
Amer.
Divco
2-
4$4
1
1
75c
pfd.
Light
1
2-
—
Globe American Corp., common
Globe & Republic Insurance Co.
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
450c
—.——
2-
3-
\Vt7o
•
425c
Construction
*81.25
—
416'Ac
$1.75
stock
convertible
2-
i——
U22
Inc..
preferred
Steel
Dividend
.
com.
$1.50
2-
12-30
1-31
,
3-16
&
2-
$1
Safety Razor, $5 preference (quar.)
Brothers, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
1- 5
9-14
432c
1
1-17
2-1
4-
Disher
12-27
2-15
2-i
7-
Co.,
1-10*
Gimbel
9-28
debenture
1
Gillette
1-15
$1.75
*12%C
(quar.)
—;
v..
3-15
3-1
420c
—
2
1-15
1
Glatfelter
(N.
Detroit Gasket & Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Diamond Match Co., new com. (initial
1-31
12-20
1
2-
$1.75
87o
1-10
2-
..
preferred (quar.)
2-
62 %C
$1.50
—
common
12-31
3-20
25c
.S,yg§i;,Co. iqua'r.)
Mfg.
1-31
1
Atlantic
Power
1-31
4-
preferred
Delaware
1
—
com.
5 7e
1-25
2-
87 %c
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
General Steel Wares, Ltd.,
Sugar. Co.—
Co.,
Shoe
General
37Y?C
(quar.)
Water
2-15
$1.50-
1- 5
(s-a)
Brothers,
-
$1.25
.
——
Corp
2-15
Goodall
preferred
Cuban
5-10
.
—_
Utilities
1
37 VaC
prMerce^, <(quaE.) j-^_L_
-
5-25
60c
<■
87 %c
w
—
1
$1
7%
*1%
1-31
(year-end)
Pacific
American
25c
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
Public
5%
(accum.)
7%
,.
1-17
12-15
933Ac
3-
5%
Ltd.
preferred
General
.
America
Refining,
Co.,
1
lr25
(quar.)
2-
10c
Co.
2-
Corp.
IOC
(quar.)
Y.)—
A-
15C
50c
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)
5
$1.25
class
1- 4
(quar.)
55c
(N.
1
General Public Service Corp.
=
„
$4 convertible preferred (quar.)_
Ltd.—
of
Inc.
$1.50
pfd.
Lobster
Davidson
2-15
410c
(quar.)
Corp.
2-
"
1- 5
1-15
1
2-15
150c
1-31
1-
Co.
1-19
$1.06'A
...
dividend
Bit
Cuban
,
1-15
1-15
25c
:
2-15
1- 5
Press,
Mills,
,.,$5 prelerred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
"1-12
1
Dennison
Common
;
1
1
62%0'ry
—
1
1
6 7c
1
(quar.)—
J" $3.75 preferred
.
6%
(quar.)
1-19
1-15
2-
2-
75c
_____
Crown Cork Int'l Corp., $1 class A
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Crum & Forster, 87o preferred
1-15
1
Securities, Ltd.—
non-cum.
Canadian
1
1
2-
—
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.,
Investment Fund,
Oil Cos., Ltd
Canadian
1-19
Co.—
L——
year-end)
I
T! 12-29
1
2-
2-
40c
__—
(quar.)
Products
General
9
1
Power,
2-
60C
preferred
General Motors
2-
2-
Corp.
Stock
1-19
62 %c
___—
preferred
(quar.)—
Canadian General
i
5
2-
75c
5%
A
Corn
Craig
-
■
1-29
2-
12-. 8
2-
participating
Davenport
(s-a)
Co.,
,
9
•120c
1-26
2-26
$3.50
'
2-
preferred
65c
9
7-
2-
75c
1 Vac
1
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Corn Exchange
Bank Trust
:
Quarterly
9
4-
'
120C
Canada Western
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Class A
<quar.)__—————
Canadian
1v
7-27
$1.75
——__
Ltd.
9
4-27
50c
2-15
4%
•
1-27
2-
3-10
50c
1- 5
$1
Finance
Corp.
5% preferred A (s-a)—
General Foods Dorp., common
Inc.—
(quar.)
Container
9
7-
B
Consolidated
'■<■■■
9
4-
4-27
1$3.50
______—_______—__
Vinegars,
1-
7-27
10c
2-
1-22
Corp.
$4.25 preferred series A (quar.)
General Baking Co., common
(quar.)____
1-20
2-15
50c
River
Consolidated
1-20
•
1-27
'
2-15
*
v
51c
Edison
$5
.
1-20
120c
_________
Corp..
$1.06 »/4
47'/aC
Consolidated
8
1-23-
i50c
(quar.)_
Terminal
Power
Ry.
1-
120C
share)—
per
General
20c.'
TMAert
Payable of Ree,
35c
General Electric Co.
1-20
1
(quar.)
Dearborn
1-15
1
150c
Permanent Mortgage Corp.—
Increased quarterly
Southern
1
2-
150c
:___
Canada
Class
1-31
Co.—
Increased semi-annual
Canada' Foils,f Ltd
Canada
2-
$1.50
Corp., common (quar.)_
(being called for redemption
at
1-10
2-
____—
Consolidated
>
'
—-i-
preferred
Refrigerating k
,,Canada
2-26
25c
Packing
Feb.
Canada
3-14
25c
(quar.)——————
preferred
on
Camden
1-15
1-17
150c
Power
1-31
$1.18%
(quar.)_
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—
$1.50 partic. preference class A (quar.)
i
——
California
2-
150c
preferred
1
90c
•;
2nd
participating
Patricipating
S3
2-
50c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
_——
80c
1-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2 preferred
12-29
1
common_L—_———
Electric
•
!
$1-90 yprpferred
$2:e4-:pceferred
$2.20 ^preferred
.p
—
■,
1-10
1-31
•
25c
Butterfly Hosiery. Ltd., 1% preferred (s-a)_
Byers (A. M.t
Company^ com. (increased)
7%
preferred
(quar.)_—
Caldwell Linen
Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
•
1-31
—
Connecticut
,
■
f
*
preference
Co.—'
quarterly
7%
preferred
(accum.)
Connecticut Light & Power
jr:'
12-28-.
1
150c
Extra.
'"
■
*'*
1-31
common-——————
Terminal
California
4-14
4-15
2-
tSl.50
__I
4%
preferred (quar.)
General
American
Transportation
(quar.)_
preferred
Inc.—
When
Share
(quar.)
common
•
125c
Commoil, Ltdr
Commonwealth Edison Co. (quar.)
Concord Gas (New Hampshire)—
-
7-14
1
110c
(quar.).____———___
common—
B
Class
Bush
1
2-
U0c
—
preference
B
8-
11-
common-;...—
A
1-10
Co.,
125c
Quarterly
•
1-31
1-15
I
;
Ltd., class
preference—.:
A
pfd.
Y.)—
Co.,
A
3- 9
:
5-
par)
preferred
(N.
; 3-20
1-31
______
Class
Increased, quarterly
Buckeye Steel
Castings,
Burns
3-20
,410c
.
___.
$2
on
3-31
125c
Gardner-Denver
<quar.)_
4^%
System,
Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Columbian Carbon Co. (quar.)
1-12
Iron
(initial
Trust
Increased
•-
American
tquar.)
87V2C
125c
Gas
Columbia
Co.—
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., 5%
Brown
-jBronxville
1-20
425c
—
Telephone
Per
_pName of Company
1-23
'
.
Finance,
Columbia
1-10
425c
(quar.)
(E. & G.)
New
1
1
1-29
2-15
—
preferred
Extra
Colonial
1-20
2-1
—
Ltd.,
Columbia
2nd
>116
425c
Celanese
British
1-20
*
2-
4:25c
(quar.)
preferred
•
1
tl2%c
—
(quar.)
receipts for -ordinary_'_i___
Columbia Forest
Products, Ltd.Columbia Pulp & Paper—
British
1
2-
50c
deposit
2-15
y,
—
Combustion Engineering-Superheater,
-
British
2-
$1
Co
iquar.)
Holdert
Payable of Ree.
50c
Preference
profits)
A
When
>
Share
Extra
1-12
*
50c
(o.uar.)_r
A
1
70c
:»
Ltd., class A (quar.)
A
2-
1
•1-31
15c
.__
Roofing Co., Ltd., class
Class
*
50C
r.
(year-end)____
Bower Roller
Bearing
Bowes
Company,
Brantford
-
—______
(quar.)-:
2-
Per
r
-
1-12
2-
62 %C
^ reduced t_
com.
2-15
2-15
•
■
.■
.
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., common (quar.)
$3.5$- preferred
(quar.):——__•—_
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd., common
—_
common—
,
(quar.)
Boston Edison Co.
Boston Fund. Inc.
i- (Realized
from
U Class
5%'. pfd.
Ltd.,
Corp.,
2-26
25c
___L-_——
Company, class.
Fisheries
4%
(quar.)
3-10
10c
,
Name of Company
1-25U--
25c
—
i;
i
-
2-10
15c
•'
t
(quar.)__
Co.
Ribbon
Bon
Corp
common
Holdera
Payable of Reo.
15c
-
—_w.
Blair
When
Share
Co.,
'
45
3-
1
2-15
12 %C
2-
1
1-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., class A
Kimberly Corp.
62 %c
1-31
1-12
Kingan & Company,
1-
9
1-31
1- 9
2-
1
1-11
5c
4-
2
3-23
$1
2-
1
1-
$1.25
5%
4%
1-31
75c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
8
■
46
(422)
When
Per
Vame of Company
Share
Kiugs County Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.i
"tKirsch Company, $1.50
preferred (quar.).—
Knudsen Creamery
Co., 60c pld. (quar.)
Kooacker Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.37%
preferred
(quar.)—
Kokomo Water Works Co., 6%
issue
called
$105
for
redemption on Feb. 1
plus this dividendi—
share
per
Ka
Lee
<&
Tire
(James)
Lerner
Corp.
(increased
3.83%
Salt
pfd.
$4.50
1-15
Newberry
1-31
Norfolk
2-
Co.
Lincoln
2-
$1
•f
1
2-
56 'Ac
1
1-15
3-15
2-23
75c
2-
10c
quar.)
1-25
96 %c
(quar.)_
1
1
2-
Life
1-15
Belt
Co.
Miami
1-18'
Northeastern
Northern
1-15
Illinois
Lorain
&
Co.
Taylor,
1-31
12-30
Noithern
RR.
2-15
1-31
Louisiana
25c
2-
50c
2-
1
1-15
87 %c
2-
1
1-15
$1
3-
1
2-
Power
3-10
2-20
3-10
2-20
Okonite
3-
2-
2
Oliver
Corp.,
United
Corp., Ltd., 5%
Co/
(quar.i
Field & Co.
Semi-annual
_:
Massey-Harris
3-12
2-23
Oliver
1
3-20
$2
$2
2-
1
1-17
2-
Maytag Company,
(s-a)_——
$2.50
2-15
2-
1
Outlet
7%
Corporation
&
McDonnell
Co.,
Mclntyre
Stores
Co.
convertible
Shoe
Mercantile
Stores.
Merchants
(N.
Y.)
614%
share
this
plus
Michigan
4.40%
&
Miller
&
Minnesota
Stock
Parke,
1-15
2-
1-15
3-
2-
1-31
1-12
Penn
1214c
1-31
1-12
Pennsylvania
40c
3-
1
2-
2
3-
1
2-
2
3-
1
2-
2
2-
1
1-10
2-15
1-31
$1.75
2714c
2-
1
1-19
1
Radio
S.)
Monongahela
&
$1.62 %
$1.10
2-
V''
1-15
$ 1.2214
2-
1
1-15
Power,
Jan. 23
Montana
$6
at $104
1-31
: 1-20
2-15
1-30
40c
(quar.)_
3714c
2-15
1-30
$1.3714
2-15
1-30
300%
1-26
1-
<
50c
Power
preferred
Montgomery
Morrell
Co.,
40c
2-
1
1-19
2-
1
1-15
$$1.25
••14-
2
3-15
1-31
1-15
lc
(quar.i
$1.1214
—
(John)
Morris
&
(quar.)—
Company
(increased
preferred
Mount
Inc.
$1
(quar.)
12 %C
Co.
Rice
Mills,
Ltd.
:_
Corp. (year-endi
Electric, 414% pfd. (o_uar.)__
Straus-Duparquet, Inc. (quar.i^
Airlines
Inc.,
new
com.
(initial)
Mfg. Co.—,
of Cleveland ,(s~a),«_—
City Bank
Semi-annual
National
City Bank of N.
National
Distillers
National
Hosiery
60c
class
60c
60c
class
class
A
Y.
Products
Mills,
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
preferred
Paper
5%
5%
preferred
preferred
preferred
National
$2.40
National
414%
Sewer
Tea
Type
(quar.)
1-10
1
1-
5
1
1-
Pipe
Co.,
class
3.80%
1-15
(quar.)
32 '/2C
1
1-15
1-25
1-15
2-
New
&
Y.)
N.
Co.
(year-end>—-
pfd.
(s-ai_
2-28
2-10
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-15
2-
1
1-20
1-31
1-15
30c
Reliable
1-5
1-15
1
Fire
Extra
1-26
1-19
2-
1
1-15
Reliance
2-15
22-
5
2-15
1-15
25c
2-
1
1-15
Republic
2-
1-
1
1-25
Extra
2
Common
1-10
1-30
2- 1
1-20
6%
'
1-15
2-
50c
2-1
1
1-
■
:
,
9
1-22
The
1-31
1-16
1-31
1-16
2-
Smith
idend
10-
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
-——---<---
2-
1
1-10
Smith
2-
1
pld.
A
the
(accum. i-
1-15
;
2-
1
1-15
%
2-
1
1-19
2-21
12-22
2-1
pfd.
(quar.)—_
2-
1
L--
2-
1
3-
1
65c
35c
2-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
$1.05
3-
1
2-15
87 %c
2-
1
87 %c
87/2c
5-
1
$1.50
2-28
2-
2-
1-31
preferred
6%
(quar.)—_
15c
Co.,
$3
pfd.
(quar.)
(accum )
(quar.)
2-
1
1-16
1-27
12-28
-;/M 3C
1-31
50c
2-15
1-15
75c
3-
5
1-23
J45c
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)——————————
now
on
1-20
1-20
2-
1
50c
1-30
common-
(quar.)—
—
prefeired
(increased
Power
series
Edison
Ltd.,
Co.,
28c
Gas
4-30
8-15
7-31
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
1S1.20
3-15
2-20
on
47 %c
2-15
2-
5
this
2-15
2-
5
$1.25
$5
&
Riverside
——.
(initial
—
1
1-15
3-
2-
1-15
50c
Co.
3-13
1
—
1
(quar.i
series A (quar.)——
Co., Ltd., common
Chemical
3-10
2-
$1
InC.
2-
1
1-15
9
$1
—
iquer.i
2-
1
1-15
H2V2C
3-
1
1-31
$1.25
3-
1
1-31
.40C
3-
1
2-16
$56 y4c
2-
1
1-15
1-25
12-29
+
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
convertible
$6
Fuel
■,,
$1.50
(accum.)(accum.)——
prior preferred
prior preferred
12-29
$1.75
2-
12 %c
2-15
2-
2-
1
1-16
$7
Oil
of
Co.
Ohio
50c
2-
1
1-20
50c
2-15
1-19
Standard
2-15
1-19
Standard Steel Spring Co.—
75c
2-
1
1-20
preferred (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B—-—
2-
8
1-11
$1.25
2-
1
1-15
50c
2-
1
1-22
25c
2-
1
125c
2-
1
.1-15
2-
1
2-
1
1-26
1-22
preferred
Silica
Corp.: (quar.)_—————
convertible
4%
dclSS
A
,,|
Canada," Ltd.,
Steel Co. of
Extra
pref.
Extra
Stern
4%%
5
Stevens
50c
1-22
1-
1-31
1-16
(J.
quar.)
_
Strange
(quar.)
& Company
P.)
50c
2-
2-
1
$1.75
4-
1-25
1
$1
1
1-15
Stuart
80c
$1.75
4-1
3-15
(quar.),———
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)—
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
19c
1-25
1-15
1-25
1-15
93 %c
1-25
1-19
——-——
(quar.)
$3
—
Co.
(being
1-25
1-15
2-
1-12
A
called
$102.50
Mills, Ltd.,
Sun
(accuir
for
per
50c
redemption
share plus
Sun
Superior
$$1
2-
1
1-31
.
Texas
12-29
$4.56
1-
8
37 %c
3-
9
2-23
4-
2
3-15
1-31
1-22
37 %c
2-28
2-20
75c
1-31
1-15
1-15
10%
2-
1
50c
2-
2
1-20
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
+20c
_
(quar.)
—
3-
1
2-15
12 %C
1-30
1-16
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-15
1-15
37 %c
1-31
$$10
2-15
1-30
2-
1
1-10
2-.1
1-17
(Canada)
pfd.
A (quar.)—
Inc.-—:——
—
Corp.
Co.,
$4
$4
(quar.)
2
1-15
2-
1
12-30
2-
1
12-13
12-29
2-
$5c
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar..)
$1
2-
1
1-15
$1.14
preferred
(quar.)
Light,
preferred
SI
—
Ltd
Mfg.
$1.12 %
„————:
Service,
preferred
&
_
1-29
(quar.)———.—
4%% pfd. (quar.)
Malleable
&
1
iquar.)
dividend
Power
2-
8
(quar.)—
4%%
Electric
$4.56
8
1-
A
Paper
Haute
1-
B
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines,
Stock
8
1
6V4c
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
common
————
Steel
1-
2-
37 Vac
Biscuits,
Sutherland
1
25c
common-
_—
Co.,
2-
Ltd.—
Service,
preferred
preferred
Oil
+30c
5%
Oil Co.,
Gas
Sunshine
Texas
$1.25
class B
1
conv.
participating preference
Spring Corp.
Extra
_•
(stock dividend)—preferred (quar.).—
Life Assurance Co.
Terre
—
class
A.)
1-10
1
50c
(quar.i
Company.———.
Co.
tlothier,
Suburban
6%
.
(quar.)
Stubnitz-Grcene
6%
(quar.)——
$2
&
1-15
6-15
10-
(D.
1-10
1
56c
(quar.)
dividend
3-15
.
Corp.
(William J.)
Briquet,
1
2-
1:30c
ordinary shares—
Inc.
2-
2-
Textiles
Furniture
Stock
5
15c
UOc
preferred
Storkline
1-15
+20c
+
nx-TVr'-f.—
(quar.)
Stores,
1
+20c
^
f,
——-————— "-—
Stern
&
5
50c
—
——-r»-—
Participating
1-
75c
A
—
1-15
35c
3%%
1-22
25c
—
dividend)
Silk
2-
55c
Telephone
(quar.)
Dredging
40c
62 %c
———
Associated
preferred
9-15
Co.
at
+
SI.20
Co.—
Gas
quarterly
preferred
$1.60
1
participating
1
1-19
Ltd.—
——-
Natural
Sterchi Brothers
———-
common
Feb.
2-15
5
Electric
Stromberg-Carlson
preferred
preferred
preferred
5
12-20
(Dayton)—
(quar.)
&
Riverside. Cement
5
1-
1-25
125c
(initial)—
———————
1-31
5-15
1-
1-31
(quar.)—————
Standard
Corp.—
Rike-Kumler
2-15
1-31
1-31
1-15
2nd preferred
2nd preferred
62 %c
1-
23y2c
——
(quar.)
Indiana
Standard Gas & Electric—
1
40c
com.
preferred
Extra
3%%
preferred
1-19
1-31
$1.75
(quar.)—
1-17
2-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
preferred
preferred
2-15
40c
quar.)
Co., com.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Canada
22 %c
(quar.)_
933/4C
2nd preferred
3-15
3
12-30
Co.
series
Standard
1-
Ltd.—
Mills,
(quar.)_
—Standard Power & Light, $7 pfd. (accum.)
7%
2
1-12
quarterly div¬
a
O.)
Carolina
5%
,
1:25c
——
Standard
1-15
1-31
53»/8C
$1.50
—
1-17
$1.75
Ltd.—
1-10
—
(quar.)
convertible
South
1-10
1-22
(quar.)
4-
1
1-16
1-13
50c
(quar.)
Engineering Co
Supply Co. (Calif.) (quar.)
Inc.,
1-12
2-
1
1st
7%
1
1
4-14
5
7%
Rich's,
1-31
2-
2-23
1
3-15
2-15
15c
2-
1
3-15
1-31
1
Aircraft
90c
$4
1-15
$1.75 .7-1
2
2-15
30c
125c
7%
2
1-16
$75c
■
——
(quar.)—
(quar.)-—————-——
4-
3-10
1
40c
(A.
Standard
1-24*
$1.06 %
_
1
<quar.)_
ccmmon
Spencer, Kellogg & Sor.s,
Squibb (E. R.) & Sons
$4 preferred
(quar.)
1-15
2-15
42-
i25c
—
1-10
$2.20
2-10
175c
—
3iy»c
$i.06y4
—
(quar.)
pfd.
1
Southern
1-12
25c
$4.25
1
4.80%
1-12
$1.17%
Inc.—
3-10
2-
stock
Increased
90c
1
1
Common
1-19
1
12-30
4-
2-
4.56%
8
2-
1-23
15c
2-
Southern
$25
1-20
30c
common
$25c
Southern California
1-10
preferred
1st preferred
4-
20c
1-
1-22
1-10
1
2-
Common
to
arrears
(quar.)
1st
$1.25
—
1-10
2- 1
$2.50
2-14
1
2-
Corp
(Howard)
Paper
Smith
v
3-1
2-
27 %C
—
50c
2-15
6-
1-18*
2-14
$1.50
50c
9-
1-18
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
Rice-Stix, Inc., common (quar.i————
7%
2-1
40c
preferred
Strawbridge
2
1-15
1-20
basis.
1-25
1-12
1-15
1
25c
Co., Ltd., common
Agricultural Chemical Co.,
2-10
1-11*
1
rival
(N.)
1
1
1
9
2-15
1
7-
above
3-
2-
^
2-
1:25c
Co.
50c
2-
2-
2-10
91 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)————
Corp.
Oil
Slater
3-
1
Oil
Skelly
25C
62 %C
(quar.)
Revere
50c
120c
—
Ltd.—
Mines, Ltd.-:——————
Miller
50c
1-18
4-18
3-
(quar.)
50c
Corp.,
Power,
Mines.
Silver
Sinclair
'
Copper & Brass, Inc. tirreg.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)_
1
1
1
A
(quar.)
5%%
pfd.
Inc.,
preferred
Stott
5-
4-
class
^—
Pacific
1-12
2-
4-10
(quar.)
1
40c
4
4-17
(quar.)
Extra
Southern
Co.
convertible
1-
——--—,—■———
—
.
2-
5%
4
1-25
Co.—
(quar.)—
Co
Dolime,
,1-25
1-15
1-
160c
Insurance
(quar.)
preferred
&
12 %c
1-15*
2-
1-25
-
Acceptance
4.48%
——-————
Reslstoflex
1-25
15c
12-30
t$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
1-15
25c
12-30
1
Sheraton Corp. of America, common (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$1.25
(quar.)
_——————
62 %c
5%
5
2-15
7%%
America,
Insurance
Electric
1
2-
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd.
Class B (s-a)——w,v
$1
pfd.
Quarterly
Stores
2-
Inc
Container,
1-31
Solar
Co., Ltd.—
(initial)
(Canada),
56 'Ac
1
Ltd.,
Co.
Electric
2-
97 %c
preferred
Company,
Reliable
1:25c
J$1.75
Co., Ltd.—
110c
preferred
preferred
Securities
&
redeemable
4
1
$1.10
Corp. (Mass.) 5% pfd. (quar.)
(C. A.) Company, $2 class A (quar.)__
Class B
(quar.)
5%
1-
3-
95c
Reed
Reitman's
4
1-25
$1.07%
$1.07%
common
2-10
1-
118%c
Ltd.—
1-18*
6%
Reece
2-28
1
1-25
1
30c
(quar.)
File
lc
4-
$50c
■■
Co.,
25c
Reading
$2.50
—
2-
Seagrave
—
—
1-15
120c
April
on
$1
Mfg.
Sieira
Distribution Shares, Inc, (quar.)
Power Co. (quar.)
Railway & Light Securities Co——
Raymond Concrete Pile Co
Rayonier, Inc., common (quar,)——
1-15
1-19
75c
preferred
1-9
33c
Quarterly
12-28
1-19
1-31
•
1
7-18
1-23
175c
Quebec
1
1-31
50c
2-
1
Sharp
Flour Mills, $3.50 preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)—„———r-
1-29
2-20
2-15
2-
Sigma
Raymond Concrete
2-
2
,
Marine
&
Southwestern
Co.,
1-20
85c
2-5
Associates—
preferred
Oats
1
4-18
3.65%
H.)—•
N.
(quar.)——
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com.
(quar.)
4*4% preferred (quar.)
4.20%
2-
1
Scranton
Co.—
Gamble
1-15
1
2-9
51.06%
Co., 3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
common
Procter
1
£0c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Seaboard
$1.50
Edison
of
1-15
3-
2-
5-
75c
(quar.)
(Brooklyn,
5%
Metals
3-15 '
'
reduce
Brothers
2
1-25
3-12
8-
$4
Inc.—
will
4.70%
4-
27 %C
Scovill
.
Co.,
Price
*
common
(quar.)
Industries,
45c
Steel
Potomac
i
3-15
27yac
1-19
Transport Co.—
payment
$25.62%.
This
3-15
2
25c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A 'quar.)
preferred A (quar.)————.——
Scott Paper Co.—
/
''?'j,^
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
1-15
(interim)
Brewing
2
5V2 %
1
75c
;
4-
4-
SI
redemption
Mills
Company,
B
4.30%
non-cum.
&
2-15
15c
5V2%
2-15
(quar.)
Co.
convertible
62 %C
,.
(quar.)
'
2-
(quars)___
shares
1
Schwitzer-Cummins—
31 y4c
25c
Gear
5%
Co.,
<
3-
35c
——————
Fire
Schenley
(quar.)-
•
————
20c
——
;
pfd.
12-29
1-31
7%
Corp.
A
1-31
$1
1-12
—
(quar.)
preferred
h
Class
1-15
5
i
(quar.)
preferred
1-30
2
2-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
$2.50
$1.12%
Fabrics
&
convertible
6*
1-12
2-
115c
(quar.i-—————
Mallinson
1-
1-
115c
(quar.)
National
&
Johnson
.Extra
(quar.)„
National
5%
—
i
—
414%
1
1-30
115c
National Lead Co., 6%
pfd. B
National Linen Service
Corp.
Common (quar.)
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
A-
1-27
2-
Ltd.—•
(quar.)—
A
1-22
Scarfe
5
1-15
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—
Semi-annual
45c
_
-
National
1-15
Pitts'gh,
40c
&
1-26
40c
preferred
Quaker
1-23
10c
Shares
National
1-15
25c
——
Narragansett
National Chemical
1-
15c
Pittsburgh
115c
(quar.)
.■
1-15
1-27
Co.—
Cement
American
4c
Munising Paper Co., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
Nathan
1-15
■1-15
5c
40c
,
Extra
Mutual
1
56'/4C
62 %c
—
Royal
Machine
10%
—
(quar.)
Extra
Mount
quar.)
(quar.)—
dividend)—
:
(stock
Diablo
58c
35c
——_—
Corp. of America, common
preferred series A (quar.)——
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.
5%
2-15
1
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd.
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
>'
Plan
Common
1
2-1
on
plus this div.)
(extra)
2-15
2-
——
Permanent?
Purity
redemption
$2.25
Motorola,
2-
2-
$1.50
Co.,
Quarterly
Pressed
$1.20
common
&
12-29
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ward
1-25
8
preferred—
for
$$1
11*
1
Quarterly
2-1
(quar.)
Bank
Pinchin,
1-19
$1.10
per share
12-29
1-12
2-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
< quar.)„_———
$1.25
—
Corp.
4%
preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp., 5%
1-19
.
conv.
Power
preferred
National
1-19
1-31
(quar.)
Monsanto Chemical, $4
(Entire
issue
called
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
pfd.
1-30
2-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.—
preferred
Paul
2-15
1
2-
—_
1st preferred (quar.)
$2.40 2nd preferred (quar.)
St.
1
3-
—
$6
1-17
3-
$1.16
shr. plus this dividend)
Lawrence Paper Mills
$1.25
(accum.)—
1-8*
1-31
Corp
4.50%
1
20c
1-31
$1.0614
—
(quar.)
2-
$1
(quar.)
Inc.,
for
Corp.,
Lawrence Flour
7%
St.
-
$1.25
preferred
(called
2nd
75c
St.
(quar.)
Co
1-31
25c
Ltd..,—..^—
preferred
1-15
1S1.50
30c
$1.18%
preferred
preferred
1-31
2-
25c
4%,
(quar.j———
4.80%
1-15
(yeur-end)
4.30%
—
4.40%
1-12
I
1st
3
1-19
Inc.—
at $112.50 per
$2
•
5-15
1-30
pfd.
1-
1-25
37 %C
Stores
Foods,
Lawrence
—
1
15c
(quar.)__
Whitehall RR.
Fine
1-29
2-
$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)————
25c
convertible
1
St.
2-15
15C
(quar.)
Industries,
preferred
3.30%
3-1
W.
&
4%
and
Safeway Stores,
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar.)
Co,,
1
6-1
$2.25
Inc.
&
common
per
—_—
Television
3-
&
20C
$110
at
_
&
1-19
56'/4c
common..
(auar.)
Traffic
4.25%
1-31
5%
Year-end
& Ontario
Paper Co.—
Increased quarterly
Minute Maid Corp.. $1.60
prior pref.
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—
$6 preferred (quar.)
(J.
1-15
50c
—
(Keene,
Philadelphia
Mining & Mfg. Co.—v
Mitchell
Ltd.,
nreferred
Peoples
S.
1-10
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
for
dividend
Monarch
1
1-30
56c
—_
,
Common
(quar.)
preferred
Perkins
Minnesota
"
preferred
$1.32
$6
1-11
Telephone
Penman's
$6
1-31
2-
25c
preferred
Distillers
Davis & Co.
Peninsular
$1
Rutland
1-15
32'/2c
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
Quarterly
3-19
1
—
(quar.)
Peerless
1-15
1
3
5,
$1
3714 c
(quar.)__
(increased quar.)
2nd
preferred
1-15
2-
Co.
com.
convertible
1st
22-
1-
56y»c
(quar.)
preferred
Petroleum
Tilford
&
1-25
1-15
20c
Year-end
Park
1-10
%
,'L.
(quar.)——.—
414% preferred
$5.50
1
1-15
—
$1.50
7-
2-17
10
Co.—
preferred
$5014 c
dividend)
Minneapolis-Mollne,
1
3-15
1st
Rose's
1
—t
(initial)
Works, Inc.
Corp.
Metals
5
1
20c
tlOc
Corp.—
$1.25
preference
Art
2-
2-
share
'
3-12
2-
$44 per
——
Packing
33 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Servtce
American
4-
—
common
Rhoads,
8-
$1.30
Pan
prior
Aircraft
5
for
(quar.)
Rosefield
1
called
A(quar.J^^
1-18
2-
$$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Packard-Bell. Co.
50c
(quar.)
Petroleum—
preferred
12-30
Ronson
5
3-
5V2%
called
(quar.)
Extra
434%
2
1-15
1
45c
issue
Electric
Inc.,
2-
1-31
Corp.—
dividend
Shoes,
Public
$1.0614
preferred
States
Stock
Pacific
2-
——
March
preferred
4.90%
Middle
Gas
2
1-12
2-
Rohr
1-18
$1
series
2-
preferred—
Scott
on
3-
1-12
50c
Ltd.,
Fisheries,
Lighting
$3
1-19
1-24
$1.50
(quar.)
pfd.
(extra)
fund
Pacific
25c
(quar.)—i—
(entire
redemption
1-31
2-15
5
3-
3-15
—
Electric
(quar.)
preferred
2-1
$$1.75
Co.,
&
preferred
5%
5%
37 %C
(quar.)
dividend
sink,
$1.25
>
Corp.
8
$2.50
(quar.)_+.—
&
1-
—
at
3-
3-15
Co.—
issue
29
3-15
8y3c
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
Rockwood <fc Company—
Common (increased quar.)
•
Inc.—
preferred
50c
(increased s-a)
preferred
.
10c
A
fund
75C
7%
Merritt-Chapman
1-20
50c
pfd.
conv.
sink,
$5c
———
1-31
,
20c
quar.)—
series
1:10c
preferred (quar.)—
Manufacturers Insurance Co.
&
1-8
1
series
U5c
.
2nd
Corp.
1
2-
$3
preferred
Corporation, common
414 % preferred (quar.)
4%
2-
.
50c
7*"
(quar.)
12-15
15c
(year-end)
Corp..
Electric
5%
25c
;
(quars,)—
—
1-30
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Company
5%
1-22
1:50c
Mead
Melville
:IV'
—
—
Extra
1-22
m.25
lquar,)_
(s-a)——
(quar.)—_—-—
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Porcupine
1-17
Jan.
25c
37 %c
4% preferred series F (quar.)
4.10% preferred series H (quar.)—
Rockland Light & Power Co., com. (quar.)
5%
Products
preferred
American
1-31
50c
Ccrp.
McLellan
2-9
(entire
on
Gas
Common
1-16
60c
preferred A
class
Finance
1-31
$1.0614
———
5%
Rochester
3-9
1
(s-a)
(initial
Pacific
1-15
10c
—
(quar.)
Aircraft
1
2-
Manufacturing
preference
:5%
(quar.)
Electric Co.—
&
Pacific
1-15
1-25
10c
——
prcf. (quar.)^.———^
Ltd., class B (quar.)
McCormick
1
15c
——
A
4-
(quar.)—
(stock
Elevator
Oxford
2-
$1.0614
$3
preference das
93 %c
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Filters,
Steel
Ontario
(s-a)„
—
9
93 %c
L.)
redemption
3-9
v
(P.
plus this dividend)
Robinson Cotton Mills, Ltd
^
Co.
4y2%
Ltd.,
Otis
Corp.—
Gas
Oneida,
1
Ltd._
Grain Co.,
Extra
4-1
——-
Hampshire)
$2.25
convertible
9
$1.50
——
3-
Company (quar.)———
1-
—.
4-1
(quar.)
common
2-
—
Co.,
1
New
1
(quar.)__
RR.
$1.12V4
25c
preferred A
2-15
preferred
—
Massawippi; Valley
$2.25
4-
——_—
McCall
Inc.,
2-15
2-15
$4
——
McCabe
Ohrbach's,
1
Co.—
_————
Maltine
Inc.
1
35c
Louis Ry.
1-19
1-20
(quar.)
Co.
Shoe
Ohio-Apex,
'—
St.
Ry.
convertible
3-
—
&
—
$2.50
1-19
common——
Gas
(New
1
62 %c
—
—
1
2-1
2-15
(Hartford)
preferred
Pharmacal
4.50%
Nunn-Bush
3-
quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Light, $6 pfd. (quar.)—
&
(s-a)
Norwich
25c
25c
Lynchburg Gas Co
'Macco Corp.
(quar.)_
Macoil
Corp.
(quar.)
Macy (R. H.), 414% preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)—
Marshall
1-24
Oklahoma
5%
non-cumulative preferred
Luzerne County Gas & Electric
414%
preferred
(quar.)
Mailman
1
50c
pfd. (quar.)
----
(quar.)
Works
Engineering Co
Utilities, Ltd., 4%
87 %C
(quar.)—_
2nd
Louisville, Henderson
Common
Northwest
$1.00
5%
2-
60c
42'/2C
—
Northwestern
—
(increased
8%
convertible
15c
,
Dock Co.,
&
1-15
Corp.—
Corp.,
Pacific
Railroad-
Gas
Coal
1
(quar.)
Co,
Insurance
Northern
——
Lotie Star
2-
25%
Engineering
Northern
115c
stock (quar.)
original stock
Inc.
(quar.i
Loblaw,
pfd.
(accum.)
2-14
(Initial)
(quar.)
40c
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec,
.
Robertson
,
Bearings
preferred
3-15
Special
$4.30
6%
1-10
Insurance
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common
3V2r/o preferred (quar.i
Little
Norma-Hoffman
Liberties
40c
(quar.)
1-15
Ry.—
preferred
Northern
Co., Fort
Wayne, Ind., new common (initial)—
Printing Co., common
preferred
1
Electric Corp.—
Stock dividend
1-20
Lincoln
S3.50
adjusted
3%%
Co.,
2-
$1.12%
—
(quar.)-——-—
J.)
Western
1
2-
$1.12%
(quar.)
National
4%
(J.
&
2-28
10c
—
(quar.)—
2-13
3-15
$1.18%
—
(quar.)---——
preferred
1
2-15
s-ai
(quar.)
common
2-23
25c
(quar,)—,—
Gas,
&
50c
—-—
(increasea
Co.
Co.
Electric
preferred
preferred
$1.50
Brothers, Ltd
Lexington Trust Fund Shares
Miles
1-19
2-
10%
Lewis
GOc
4'/2%
12-13
Co
Share
■
&
Myers, Inc.
Common (irreg.)
$1.50
participating preferred(quar,).
Participating
Noma
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Leslie
Lord
1-15
Stores
4%%
Link
1
1
Insurance
Merchandise
State
$8c
—
Sons,
Y.
Y.
3%%
;
&
Fire
Y.
N.
N.
2-13
50c
—-———
Co.
—-
1-31
31 %c
—-
Rubber
Lees
1
2-
20c
Inc., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)__——
Bleachery & Dye Works
Leece-Neville
1-17
1
Cotton
Steam
Corp., common (quar.) —
Brothers, Inc.—
4%%
convertible preferred (quar,).——•
New Rochelle Trust Co. <N. Y.)
(s-a) —•
3-12
$1.75
Bryant,
Lauett
1-17
Robbins
'
Neisner
N.
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
IiSfayette Nat'l Bank of Bklyn. in N. Y. (s-a)
Lainaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Lainston (M. H.), Inc.—
Lane
Naumkeag
Per
Name of Company.
,
1-8
1-22
10c
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
\
Co.
Nazareth Cement
2-
50c
Telephone Corp.———
"L& Plante-Choate
Mfg. Co.—
dividend
3-20
2-15
2-
$1.50
Crosse
Stock
1
at
(quar.)
Mfg.
1-31
20c
—
&
4-
1-23
(entire
Kresge (8. S.) Company (quar.)_—
Kroger Company, 7% 2nd preferred
of Company
1
2-24
15c
343/«o
pfd.
Name
National Tile
2-
37 %c
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$20
2-
1
1-15
$1
2-
1
1-10
$1.14
2-
1
1-10
v
Volume 173
Number 4979
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(423).
:
.
Name of
Thalhimer
3.65%
'
"
>'
Company
Brothers,
When
•
Share
Holders
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
U.
>
preferred
(quar.)_—_____________
Glass Mfg. Co.—
Thatcher
Per '
■
1 "
;
"
Inc.
91V4C
1-31
convertible
Thermoid
preference
(quar.)
2-15
1-31
*4% .preferred
(quar.)
Thrift;Stores, Ltd. (stock
$1.75
Guarantee Co. (Bait., Md.)
Preferred
deposit
Amef.
dep.
Tokheim
Oil,
Toledo
Edison
Co.,
.4% %
Mining
Transit,
3-15
3-
1
Universal
Leaf
3-15
3-
1
Universal
Products
10%
1-31
1-15
,__
each
2-15
1-
(quar.)
30c
South
2-15
9
12-28
Correction
2-
9
12-28
reported
3-
1
2-20
intended
62 %c
2-
1
1-10
$4
preferred
$4.50
Gas
Union
Oil
Co.
25c
2-
1
2-
1
Co.
1-15
4-
62%c
2-15
2-15
California
2-
1
1-
50c
$1.25
2-
9
1-10
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)
.$3.50
pref.
conv.
United
B
S.
U.
1
(quar.)
Corp., class A
Bumper
preferred
3-
■«'
$1.25
1
2-20
Wilson &
1
2-20
$4.25
2-
1
_
1-17
Winters
,S2
2-
1
1-17
30c
2-
1
1-15
3-20
3-
9
50c
2-16
2-
6
2-
1-25
last
6%
1
1
1-
9
1
_
2-
50c
5%
Brothers
preferred
25c
2-
1
1
2-15
2-
3-
1
37 %c
2-
1
5-
1
4-17
37 %c
8-
1
7-17
62 %c
2-
1
1-22
37 %c
2-
1
1-15
2-10
1-25
com.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___
&
Co.
$1.06%
$2.50
1
class
Ltd.,
5%'
Lta.__
2-
$$1.75
preference
on
(Entire
W.)
2- 1
March
at
1
$25
;
311/4c
3-
1
25c
3-
6
50c
3-1
2-
50c
3-
2- 9
2-
1
1-20
3-
1
2-20
25c
4-
2
3-20
1
2-15
(quar.)—.
20c
common—
1
1-15
2-
1
1-1Q
2-1
6%
preferred
(quar.)——
2-
1
1-15
50c
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-15
•Transfer books not closed
3-
1
1-31
2-15
12-29
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less
tPayable in Canadian funds,
Radio
Corp.
-
1-2
tlOc
2-
(quar.)—
1-
2 •'
2-
1-
2
f37Vic
—
2-1
t31%c
—
2-1
1-2'
50c
1-31
1-10
___
for
this
,
1
dividend.
.
.
;'"-)t25cF
t$l
resident
tax
15%;
15%
Less
British
x
Less
1-15
y Corrected
1
1-15
deductible
tax
non-residents'
the
at
tax.
♦
,
source.
Non¬
reported
her#.
7%.
Jamaica income tax.
1
Canadian
tax
resident
a
1-19
2-
1
50c
2-
31%c
2-
(quar.)
1-20
2-
tl2%c
______
2-21
$1
com.
1-31
75c
Extra-
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
10c
preferred
(initial)
common
3-
37%c
Fields, Inc
5%
40c
2-20
j
Company
1-15
Zenith
1-15
25c
Company
1-15
1
1-15
,
issue
(quar.)
Consolidated Gold
Ltd.,
1
25c
Co.
t$1.37%
_______
1-23
1.31
.
Zellers,
1-25
2-13
3-19
2-15
-
t$l 75
_
iRudolph) Company (irreg.)—
Cab Co., 6% conv. preferred
(quar.)
County Gas Co. (quar.)
Yuba
;
'1-31"
"y
1
isc
Wurlitzer
York
3-
4-1
.
plus this dividend.)
(F.
2-21
$1.06%
$i.50
1-26
12 %c
Telephone Co.,
preferred
1-20
Ltd.—
1-26
(accum.)
Western Light &
1
25c
(quar.)__
$3
(quar.)
Breweries,
A
2-
i5C
$3
...
Co.
2-10
$1.12%
(annual)
i
Mfg.
i.iq
Yellow
Co.,
(quar.)
(Raphael)
1
(accum.)___
Wrigley (William Jr.)
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
1-16
37 %c
;
preferred
Grocers,
2-15
56 Vic
12-30
1-19
o.
1-19
,
Extra
1-31
1
f
Machinery Corp.—
Governor
Woolworth
Co.—
Canada
1-19
20c
common
(quar.)
1-15
Western Insurance Securities Co.—-
1-19
2-
(resumed)
1
■
I
25c
(quai.)
Western
2-
~
1
James,
redemption
per share
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
convertible
Woodward
50c
_
2-
2-1
Power
preferred
for
1-19
1
_
(quar.)
Ist Preferred (Quar.)
called
(quar.)
Western
1-15*
1
_
Coke
preferred
Q
1st
1
2-
50c
:
(quar.)
Alexander
-7%
Peninsular
Wesley Mason Mills, Ltd., 5V2% pfd. (quar.)
West Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)__
West Point Mfg. Co., new common
(initial)
"
Electric
Wood Newspaper
was
2-
S1
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Crampton Corp.
preferred
Wood,
payment
week
Upper
8
common
Compauy,
&
$1.43%
50c
common
(quar.)
Co.,
Wisconsin
_
Ry.,
preferred
Co.
Wentworth
1-31
2-28
O
Oil
3-lj)1
(initial)
preferred
3-
(quar.)_
com.
..
$4.50
1-31
75c
Co.,
the
preferred
Weill
1-15
2-
15c
Inc
common
Wilcox
_
preferred
$4.25
1-15
2-28
15c
(quar.)-,
Spring St
4%%
(quar.)__
—;
Chemicals,
$5
1-19
$1.37%
(s-a)
column
preferred
5%
5
2-15
!38c
t35c
.
t70c
Tool
preferred
S.
A
quar.)
Radiator Corp.,
S.
U.
&
B
Industrial
6%
class
1
2-
87%c
Ltd.,
this
for
Extra
.J
Drill
Clafis
U.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
United
pfd.
(quar.)
Corporations,
Class
conv.
in
Washington Gas Light
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
5%
1-19
*15c
Iron, Coal &
Warren
1-20
t20c
Aircraft Corp.,
1
1
2-15
4-2 -"
$1>25
Erie
$2 prior preferred (quar.)—
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate Co,—
12 %c
America
6%
1-20
2-15
Ltd
United
2-20
"
$r.25
$1.25
(quar.)
common
2-
common
i.
5:/4%
6%
1-20
$1
92%c
United
1-16
9
New
2-
preferred (quar.)__
Virginian Railway
1-20
$1.12%
Canada,
1
3-
pfd. A (quar.)_
4% prior lien (quar.)—
White Sewing Machine
Corp.—
30c
4%
3-15
2
2-15
87 %c
preferred
$1.31%
(irreg.)
(The
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Virginia
1-15
20c
(irreg.)
(quar.)
of
of
Ltd.
Power
1-13
(quar.)_
preferred
Union
1-31
Corp.
2-
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Missouri—
of
6
When
Holders
Payable of Reo.
Share
Tablet & Stationery
$5
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co. (Cuba) —
for
(quar.)
preferred
,$3.70
Ventures,
—
stock
common
11-
1
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
1
2-
—_—
America
Street
Co.
preferred
Vanadium
8
3-
(quar.)
LaSalle
Electric
$3.50
1-
$1.06 %
held.
Works,
preferred
Union
:
of
common
62 Vbc
-
Co.
(quar.)_
Power, common
Camp Sea Food Co., Inc.,
2c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
2-20
1
1-27
17%c
—
(quar.)_^
common...
convertible
tl5c
shares
Lamp
3-
Corp.,
Per
_
RR., 5%
Wheeling & Lake
30c
$4
Van
65c
Tobacco,
preferred
Valspar
8
_
pfd.
preferred
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.,
'
8
(final)—13.71431o
$6
5%
preferred
$5.50
1-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Peninsular
3c
Bank
12%
Tung-Sol
908
Corp.
of
12-30
2-15
(quar.)
Elevators, Ltd
Company (quar.)
share
1-25
13%
(final)
Toronto
One
Upper
by4%
I
Transamerica
1-15
Stores
United
Co
Extra
Trane
1-31
2-
preferred
United
6-15
Co.—
_
com.
preferred
2-15
7%
3-15
—
for deferred
semi-annual
Tonopah
11-20
$1.50
1-15
1
50c
ordinary
&' Pump
Tank
•Increased
$1.75
1
„
Company
Western
1
7-31
Ltd.—
Co.,
recipts for
receipts
5-
8-19
6-25
.
Pacific
6
5-20
$1.75
4-
20c
Trust
2-
$1.75
(quar.)
2-
(annual)
Securities
Ameri
2-20
(quar.)
50c
r
„
Name of
Western
preferred
62 %c
(quar.>
dividend)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
preferred
50c
ptd.
conv.
When
Share
7%
$1
Company, $2.50
Mills
(quarterly).—,.
Quarterly
Thompsbn Products, Inc., common
Tobacco
Company
Corp.-r-
7%
__
Thomaston
Title
Steel
1-20
60c
„
$2.40
S.
47
Previous
income
payment
tax.
or
holders
published dates
of
were
record
dates
are
incorrect.
ft'
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
■)
bids
ALABAMA
Athens,
Warrant
Sealed
Jan.
on
29
for
S.
Ken-
receive
(CST)
purchase of
Clerk,
until
bids
will
3
p.
the
m.
$300 000 refunding water revenue
Warrants. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1953 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
The
1962
in
maturing
warrants
thereafter
and
2
are
Due
Avon
County
Project
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering—A. L. Monette,
of
Secretary
will
sealed
receive
a.m.
(MST)
on
of
purchase
Board of Directors,
Bond
(P.
5
$4,500,000
bonds.
maturing on Jan. 1, 1961
callable. Principal and inter¬
are
(J-J) payable at the office of
District in Phoenix.
Legality
est
the
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
CALIFORNIA
Loma
Alta
San
School
Bond
>
son,
sealed
on
Clerk,
County
bids until
Feb.
5
for
11
a.
the
$110,000 school bonds.
.15, 1951.
to
1962
interest
County
Belmont
San
Treasurer's
(PST)
of
Dated Feb.
at
office.
the
(P.
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
6
Clerk,
until
will
10
a.
the
for
1, 1951.
1975
Due
interest
Principal
payable
at
(F-A)
the
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Aptos Union Elem. Sch. Dist.,
Santa Cruz County (P. O.
of
Feb.
and
the
Valley Union Sch. Dist.,
Diego County (P. O.
San Diego), Calif.
—
bids
until
10:30
000 school bonds.
1951.
to
Due
1976
interest
on
m.
Dated March
March
1
from
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S)
payable at
Treasurer's office.
1,
1952
and
the
County
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlouist.
Neff
&
Francisco.
Herrington, of San
.
1
Cruz), r
Offering — H. E. Miller,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
Campbell Union Sch. Dist., Santa
Clara County (P. O. San
Jose),
California
xx
a.m.
(rfli)
Oil
of
Additional
Due
on
IV4S.
school
1955
ucixi.
15
Los
nat,
County
sealed
on
Clerk
bids
Jan.
until
for
29
will
10
Due
receive
San
Flores
Sch.
16
—
the
and
at
the
price
a
of
Dist.,
school
1952
to
a.m.
bonds.
Due
1973
on
Dated
March
March
1
from
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
and interest
County
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlauist, Neff & Herrington, of San
Francisco.
Bank, of I^os Angeles, as 13/4S, at a
of 100.76, a basis of about
price
1.66%.
Sale—The
ing bonds offered
::
■
Middlebury,
Bond Sale
Conn.
The
—
$545,000
school-1951 bonds offered
Jan.
on
16—v.
173, p. 244—were award¬
ed to R. L. Day & Co., and Coffin
& Burr, both of Boston,
jointly, as
1.35s, at
price of 100.41,
a
of about
1.30%.
basis
a
r
-
Waterbury, Conn.
Bond Offering—John E.
were
—
of
Amer¬
4s
basis oi
a
Sale—The issue
Colton
000
a
School
purchased
as
City
Comptroller,
bids
until
will
Feb.
Bulger,
receive
for
1
$2,251,000
obligation bonds. - ;
the
general
of
DELAWARE
1.35%.
on
Jan.
of
bonds
a
from
IV2S, at
as
basis of about
15, 1951.
1952
to
Due
1966
in¬
clusive.
Bond
school
by
Francis
l%s, at
of
1951.
Rosa
Sale
School
—
The
$45,000
District
build¬
Jan.
15—v.
000
school
bonds
issue of
was
Co.,
as
on
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
15
15,
1952
from
Legality
ap¬
by
DISTRICT OF
Public
Diego County, Mesaspring
Valley Sch. Dist. (P. O.
San Diego), Calif.
Sale—The
purchased
&
bonds
of San Francisco.
Bond
duPont
Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
purchased by Weeden & Co.,
were
I.
was
1.56%.
Due
1975
bonds
price of 100.73, a basis
a
about
to
issue of $240,-
Sale—The
000
proved
Additional
Del
Smyrna Special Sch. Dist.; Del.
$210,-
District
Angeles,
Dated Jan.
15
.
by J. B. Hanauer
price of 101.19,
Calif.
$49,000
on
'
CONNECTICUT
San
O. Santa Rosa),
$110,000 mu¬
- 1951
bonds
Jan. 10—v. 173, p. 50—
awarded to the California
on
on
(P. O. San Bernardino), Calif
Liberty Sch. Dist., Sonoma County
Bond
Sale —The
San Bernardino County Sch. Dists
& Co., of Los
1951.
.
Calif.
"
Bond
H.
(PST) on
Jan. 29 for the purchase of $43,1,
244
102.49,
Covina,
about 3.68%.
bids
000
Bond
purchase
was
10:30
p.
from
15
$10,000
offered
Bank
Feb.
on
nicipal improvement
sociation, of San Francisco,
Sexton,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bonds
173,
v.
to
The
Due
West
sealed
Diego), Calif.
Offering—T.
system
—
follows:
Feb. 15 from
1958 to 1976 inclusive.
'
were
The
purchased
as
on
1952 to 1957 inclusive.
95,000 2s.
ica National Trust & Savings As¬
Diego County (P. O.
San
Bond
Union
—
were
Offering
awarded
Mar. 1 from 1952
Principal
interest
(M-S)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
Jamullas
Jan.
Dated Mar.
inclusive.
1971
on
water
m.
(PST)
purchase of
$192,000 school bonds.
1, 1951.
Bond
a.
the
bonds
Angeles County Water Works
Dist. No. 23 (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
G. A. Pequeg-
—
1.45%.
Sale
Verne Heights School
District bonds, at a price oi
100.80, a basis of about 1.87%
California
Bond Offering
Due
La
9,000
inclusive.
1957
to
Jan.
on
2.01%,
$20,000 2V2S.
$15,000 La Verne Heights Schoo
District bonds, at a price oi
100.46, a basis of about 1.95 %
Jan. 15 from
Due
cost of about
offered
$24,000
by
Weeden & Co., of San Francisco,
as 2s, as follows:
San
County (P. O. Riverside),
(P.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
w.ivax
Co.,
to
Coachella Sch. Dist., Riverside
T. H. Sexton,
(PST) on
Jan. 29 for the purchase of $163,a.
15—
a
to
S""+a
Bond
$345,000 Is.
from
County Treasurer's office.
Offering
Jan.
awarded
& Savings Association, of
Francisco, and Associates, at
price of 100.01, a net interest
San
16—v.
San Francisco,
price of 100.51,
a
basis of about
a
follows:
as
(PST)
inclusive.
on
$600,000
price of 100.10, a
interest cost of about 1.12%,
255,000
Aug. 1 from 1952
on
IV2S,
Trust
Trust
173,
p. 244—were awarded to the Cali¬
fornia Bank, of Los Angeles, and
Co., of
50—were
San
by the Bank of America National
$165,000 WhitSchool District
Jan.
on
&
Francisco, at
net
Sale—The
Elementary
as
receive
Dated
Bond
tier.
Kaiser
p.
of
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
jointly
The
—
Trust
a
Bernardino), Calif.
American
O.
purchase
$68,000 school bonds.
to
m.
173,
National
Association,
bonds offered
school bonds offered
the
Savings
Sale
Bond
v.
America
Los
Chaffey Union High Sch. Dist.;
City), Calif.
Bond Offering — W. H. Augus¬
County
and
the
at
of
Francisco.
1952 to 1954 inclusive.
Elementary Sch. Dist.
County
Principal
payable
&
145—were awarded to the
p.
Bank
1,
1952
Francisco.
Redwood
tus
(M-S)
173,
$159,000
March
from
1
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Neff & Herrington, of San
County Clerk, will receive sealed
purchase
payable
Mar. 1 from 1952
Principal and
on
Mateo
Bond
Due on Feb. 1 from 1952
inclusive., Principal and
(F-A)
Dated Mar.
(M-S) payable at
County Treasurer's office.
San
receive
m.
(PST)
purchase of
the
for
receive
m.
interest
„
L. Alli¬
will
interest
of
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
San
a.
purchase
bonds.
San Bernardino County (P. O.
inclusive.
Bernardino County
Offering—Harry
29
Due
1971
Cajon
District
(Pi O. San Bernard'
ino), Calif.
*
Jan.
the
Due
1971
Pequeg-
will
10
1, 1951.
Dated Jan.
bonds
to
1976
Riverside),
Clerk,
until
bids
to
the
corporate
1,
1951.
Due
on
Jan. and July 1
from 1972 to 1980 inclusive.
The
No.
issue
O.
$66,000 school bonds.
for
30
Jan.
to
Riverside
Offering—G. A.
County
nat,
10
until
bids
1951.
California
on
Agricultural
Improvement and Power Dist.
River
1, 1951.
1952
School District,
for
29
school
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the office of th6
County Treasurer.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Ne'ff
& Herrington, of San Francisco.
sealed
ARIZONA
from
1
Jan.
$74,000
inclusive.
call¬
approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
on
of
Dated Feb.
Feb.
on
(PST)
m.
purchase
able. Legality
Salt
p.
the
school bonds.
Offering—M.
City
nemer,
Ala.
until
for
23
$115,purchased
Housing
COLUMBIA
Administration,
Washington, D. C.
Note Offering—Sealed bids
be
received until Jan.
will
30 for the
purchase of $37,167,000 temporary
1
V^oi'nrt
hv
Vflri-
(424)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
local
ous
shown
authorities
housing
The
as
herewith:
payable
$1,581,000 Bremerton, Wash. Dated
Feb.
10,
27,
Due
1951.
1951.
Due
15, 1952.
5,517,000 Bridgeport, Conn. Dated
Feb. 27, 1951.
Due on Aug.
Mound
Bond
1951.
305,000 Fayetteville, N. C.
Feb.
7
as
to
may
the
be
pur¬
Bond
III.
River,
Sale—The
Dickson & Co., McDougal & Con¬
syndicate
March
7
1951.
Due
27, 1951.
2%%
Ariz.
Due
31, 1951.
1,026,000 Pittsburgh,
Feb. 27, 1951.
1951.
Due
on
1985
bonds.
inclusive.
I.
R.
27, 1951. Due
May 25,
on
Dated
Aug. 31,
on
1951.
Dec,
from
1
1979
to
bonds
dated
are
Dec.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
ton, City Controller, will receive
1952.
$11,161,000
San
(City
Francisco, Calif.
County), as fol¬
and
lows:
$6,863,000 55th series,
$620,000 56th series, $1,532,000
12—v.
to
a
loan notes offered
tem¬
Indiana National Bank, American
National Bank, Fletcher Trust Co.,
Trust
Co., and the Mer¬
chants National
Bank, all of Indi¬
anapolis, at iy4s.
57th series, $2,146,000 58th se¬
ries. Dated Feb. 27, 1951. Due
Lincoln
(P.
Mill Creek), Ind.
on. Aug. 10, 1951.
Bond Sale—The issue of $30,5,291,000 Tampa, Fla. Dated Feb.
000 school
township bonds was
27, 1951. Due on Aug. 10, 1951.
"purchased
by
the
Indianapolis
722,000
Washington
Co.,
Pa.,
Dated Feb. 27, 1951. Due on Bond & Share Corp., of Indianap¬
olis, as l%s, at par.
March 7, 1952.
•
GEORGIA
West Point,
Bond
City
bids
29
Offering—N.
Clerk,
until
for
will
3
the
L.
Barker,
receive
sealed
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
Sale
The
—
$27,000
pur¬
approved
*Troutman
$49,000 bonds,
City
$22,000
Barrington, III.
JNuveen &
at
a
purchased
price
1951
to
by
1970
Nov.
on
John
inclusive.
1
from
Legality
approved
by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Hamilton and Jefferson
Counties
purchased by the Illinois Munic¬
ipal Bond Co., of
3s
Murphysboro,
and
JL950.
3x/4s.
Legality
Charles
&
Dated
Dec.
approved
Trauernicht,
of
15,
by
St.
Louis-
Bond
Joliet, III.
Offering —
Blackhurn,. City
ceive
sealed
Arthur
will
until
2
p.
R.
re¬
m.
(CST) on Jan. 22 for the purchase
of $165,000
bonds, as follows:
$115,000
fire
equipment
Due
1
on
1969
1
from
1963
bonds.
to
Due
1962
on
The
*
Dec.
1
inclusive*
from
maturing
in
office.
Le¬
$82,000
school
bonds.
11
receive
bonds.
on
building
from
1
to
1950.
dated
All bonds
Carpenter,
by
Ahlers
Des Moines.
callable.
are
approved
Dec.
1,
Le¬
Bannister,
&
Cooney,
of
of
revenue
Due
interest
on
■
t
'
•
.
Davenport, Iowa
000
Sale—The
Sea
Wall
issue
bonds
of
was
chased by Vieth, Duncan &
of
Davenport, at
a
$125,pur¬
Wood,
the
at
First
Bond
Sale
—
The
issue of
by White-Phillips
of Davenport, at par.
kin,
City
Clerk,
$100,000
gas
revenue
bonds.
Sale—The issue of $175,building bonds was purchased
by Quail & Co., of Davenport, as
2s, at a price of 100.22, a basis of
about 1.98%.
Spencer, Iowa
Bond
Sale—The
pital bonds
v.
172,
offered
$146,00)0
hos¬
Jan.
2526—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., as iy2s, at
a price of
100.60, a basis of about
to
1956
Due
Feb.
on
1
$2,200,000
third
1
of
Boston.
by
Heenehan
Legality
1966
to
1971
Essex
County (P. O.
Salem), Mass.
Note
Sale—The $1,500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered on Jan.
16—v. 173, p. 245—were awarded
the Naumkeag
Trust
Salem, at a discount rate
notes
Sale
Co.,
of
of 1%.
The
—
$400,000
by
the
Bank,
of
purchased
were
Gloucester
National
Gloucester, at a discount rate of
0.96%, as follows:
$300,000
Tuberculosis
Maintenance
100,000
-y
Everett Housing
Note
Hospital
Loan
Industrial
notes.
notes.
Farm
,
Loan
y^ytv ■.y,:'
.
_
Authority, Mass.
Sale—The $3,000,000
loan,
fourth
tem¬
series
porary
offered
on
awarded to the
Jan.
17—v.
notes
173,
245
p.
following:
Banking & Trust Co.,
follows:
To Branch
as
$1,000,000 at 1.05%.
1,000,000
Feb. 1 from
on
ap¬
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, of New
&
from
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
267,000 21/4s. Due
notes.
City.
Wilson,
Feb.
on
tem¬
series
Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Jan.
31, 1952.
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
from
inclusive.
at
mium
inclusive.
MAINE
will
1.07%,
of $22
plus
a
pre¬
.
Bond
len,
City
sealed
system
Jan.
Dated
Sept. 1,
from 1953
Manager,
bids
Al¬
B.
will
the
1
The
First
bonds
school
1950.
ma¬
bonds.
National
Bank,
of Carlisle. Legality approved by
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton, of
Due
Falmouth, Mass.
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $200,-
National
Sept.
on
$1,000,000 at 1.06%.
receive
until
23 for the
000
follows:
Auburn, Me.
Offering—Bernal
receive
Phelps, Fenn & Co., and R.
Pressprich & Co., jointly, as
W.
y
Mulli-
distribution
inclusive.
at
on
Bank,
of
Bond Offering—Eunice M. Law¬
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
sealed
First
45
(EST)
purchase of
10—v.
173,
p. 146—were
Thornburgh Co.,
Woody & Heimer-
about
of
$100,000 3s.
1953
3.19%,
follows:
as
March 1 from
Due
1963
to
on
inclusive.
3V4s.
Due
from 1964 to
March
on
1
inclusive.
1973
awarded
—were
Clerk,
Jan.
000
nue
Due
until
the
for
26
will
10:30
water
extension
Dated
Jan.
Dec. 31 from
on
Metropolitan Dist., Mass.
Bond
Offering—Henry G. Gomperts, Chairman of Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
11
a.
(EST) on Jan. 25 for
the purchase of
$14,720,000 bonds,
Dec.
1
from
Lot
987,000
series B
1 from
825,000
15
for
Due
from
1952 to
1961
on
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
at
the
office
of
the
School Board
Treasurer, or at any
bank specified by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
March
Parish Sch.
Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Gretna), La.
p.
Bond
Sale
—
The
school bonds offered
v.
172,
p.
The
on
on
1981
Due
1981
1
M.
I
Keach,
Town
on
series
C
series
D
March 1 from
1952
2
p.m.
Due
to
on
1981
Treasurer,
dated
March
(EST)
Feb.
1
70,000
Jan.
on
are
and
New
approved
callable.
York
by
Bristol
County (P.
Taunton), Mass.
roy,
(EST)
of
sealed
on
the
as
fol¬
'•
from
1952
Due
1966
to
•
7
on
in¬
school
loan
act
of
Feb.
1
Due
1950
1966 inclusive.
on
from
The notes are dated Feb. 1, 1951.
Principal and interest payable at
Merchants
National
Bank, of
*
Framingham Housing Authority,
Massachusetts
Note
Treasurer,
will
bids
10
until
sealed
Chairman,
bids
at
the
will
receive
office
of
the
State
Housing Board, 18 Tremont
Street, Boston, until
11
a.
m.
(EST) on Jan. 24 for the purchase
of
$1,340,000 temporary loan, third
notes.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
Due on July 31, 1951.
Principal
series
interest payable
at the First
Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
a.
Heenehan
re¬
York
m.
on
Nov.
&
Hanrahan,
of
New
City.
Jan. 23 for the purchase
23,;1951.' Due
Offering—Norman L. Mc¬
National
$650,000 temporary loan notes.
Dated Jan.
for
1952 to
and
O.
Offering—Ernest W. Kil-
County
Jan.
23
notes.
Donald,
1,
Mar,
on
City. Le¬
Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
gality
will
of the
care
clusive.
in¬
Principal and interest payable in
Boston
;
$15,000 school loan notes.
the
maturing
thereafter
or
y.
Florence
purchase of $85,000 notes,
March 1 from
inclusive.
are
j
j
ton, 28 State Street, Boston, until
inclusive.
from
bonds
1977
$3,500,000
15—
1,
pay¬
Lot 3
The bonds
ceive
2429—were awarded to
1
Feb.
dated
are
Florida, Mass.
Offering — Mrs.
Note
clusive.
Note
Jefferson
bonds
to
Bank, of
Legality
approved
by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
Mar.
on
inclusive.
6,564,000 series E bonds.
the
Due
ji
1952
Principal and interest
Boston.
1,
1
Due
1981
construction,
v.y:
Dated
1951.
bonds.
to
4,500,000
1951.
1,
on
in¬
refunding,
construction,
1952
t
purchase of $250,000 school bonds.
March
Due
1981
2
1952 to
bonds.
Secretary of Parish School Board,
Feb.
The
lows:
construction
1952 to
(P. O. Homer), La.
Offering — F.
C. Haley,
on
to
11
Bond
(CST)
1961
clusive.
bonds.
No.
bonds,
from
1
Merchants National Bank, of Bos¬
1
$1,844,000 series A bonds.
LOUISIANA
Dist.
;.(l
to
inclusive.
Feb.
receive sealed bids in
follows:
1970
Woodward, Hobson &
Fulton, of Louisville.
building
on
1971
m.
Lot
Principal and interest
payable at the Bank of New Hav¬
en,
New Haven.
Legaility ap¬
proved by
school
1952
Boston.
Boston
1951.
1951 to
from
1
able at the First National
reve¬
1,
as
building bonds.
Feb.
Due
Branch
1.05%.
purchase of $25,-
works
bonds.
receive sealed
m.
(CST) on
a.
300,000
245
p.
the
inclusive.
at
as
City
the
school
on
1951.
New
Haven, Ky.
Bond Offering—Ivo A. Howard,
to
173,
for
bonds,
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
Walter,
dinger, both of Cincinnati, jointly,
at a price of 100.01, a net interest
cost
17—v.
the
24
$1,300,000
1971
Housing Authority, Mass.
$1,050,000 tem¬
loan, third series notes
Jan.
re¬
of
care
Jan.
on
Due
Sale—The
on
in
follows:
Attleboro
offered
bids
Bank, of Boston,
Street, Boston, until 11
Milk
Cumberland
porary
will
National
$1,000,000
Note
Treasurer,
ceive
MASSACHUSETTS
Jan.
Town
rence,
a.m.
Boston.
Louisville.
15—
on
as
able
March
Bond
2.19%,
turing in 1954 to 1972 are callable.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
a.m.
000
Due
2s.
335,000
will receive sealed bids until 9:30
Township Con. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route 1, Waterloo),
of
loan,
Dated
syn¬
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1951 to
1970 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the
Merchants
Due
1972
$18,-
Orange
about
3s.
1952
State
sealed bids until 7:30 p. m. (CST)
on
Jan.
22
for the purchase of
Claiborne Parish Sch.
Co.,
purchase
porary
To
500 street improvement bonds was
purchased
of
cost
$155,000
Principal and inter¬
Offering—Arthur
price of 100.24.
Hawkeye, Iowa
a
follows:
on or after
inclusive.
.
1
inclusive.
Co., of Birmingham, Ernest
M. Loeb Co., John Dane, and A.
M. Smith-Wood Co., all of New
Orleans, at a price of 100.21, a net
Carlisle, Ky.
bids
are
the
to
March
on
Gagne,
sealed bids
State Housing
—were
1, 1959.
Bond
Dec.
1951
office of the
Board, 18 Tremont Street, Boston,
a. m. (EST) on Jan. 24 for
&
row
Pineville.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
improvement bonds.
June
on
Due
1978 to 1981
Rheo
—
until 11
dicate composed of Shields & Co.,
of New York City, Watkins, Mor¬
(EST)
m.
purchase
optional
are
payable
130,000
Due
1
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
2526—were awarded to
p.
Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1965 inclusive.
est
1
March
on
Sale—The $757,000 school
bonds offered on Jan. 18—v. 172,
Dated Jan. 1, 1951.
The bonds
Jan.
March
on
1966 inclusive.
Due
Bond
a.
the
Offering
inclusive.
Washington Parish, Parish School
District (P. O. Franklinton),
County (P. O.
Pineville), Ky.
Bond Offering — Clarence Hill,
County Court Clerk, will receive
for
at the
1,
Louisiana
until
Note
Chairman, will receive
Additional
Bell
25
to
2V4s.
from
KENTUCKY
bids
Due
1960
659,000
City.
Jan.
2!/4s.
from
callable.
Treasurer's
Chicopee Housing Authority, Mass,
2.51%,
March
on
1959
to
1,485,000 2V2S.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
about
of
Due
1952
from
1,
1962
gality approved by Stinson, Mag,
Thompson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
follows:
as
bonds
gality
to
50,000 fire station rehabilitation
1959
will
1958 inclusive.
bonds.
inclusive.
Dec.
Mit¬
E.
Iowa
Clerk,
bids
sewer
Bond
Community High School District
No. 97 (P. O.
Dahlgren), III, r
Bond Sale—The issue
of $111,000
school
building bonds was
as
Clerk,
sewer
Due
$60,000
Co., of Chicago, as 2y8s,
of 100.25, a basis of
about 2.09%. Due
State
1 from 1952 to 1955 inclusive.
27,000
was
Algona, Iowa
Offering—Laura
Bond
ILLINOIS
Bond Sale—The issue of
are
and
chell,
bonds
from
Feb.
awarded to W. C.
IOWA
sealed bids until 7:30.p. m. (CST)
on
Jan. 25 for the purchase of
Spalding,
Sibley,
Kelley, of Atlanta.
those
and
Bank, of Boston.
York
21/2s.
714,000
dated
are
on
were
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, West Point.
Legality
by
bonds
Co., both of
price of par, a
a
cost
follows:
in
1
at par.
Township bonds
$170,000
school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1950.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest
&
Feb.
on
Orleans, at
interest
$642,000
chased by the First National Bank
& Trust Co., of La Porte, as ls/4s,
Jan.
on
.
1951.
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank,
as
from
County (P. O.
Burkesville), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $230,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
Civil
Ga.
Due
1969
to
to
O.
9,
proved
net
1
Monday, January 22, 1951
.
and Schweickhardt &
Feb.
on
.
New
Feb. 1 from
on
1969.
1950.
Township
Additional
Due
l3/4s.
Jan.
on
173, p. 146—were awarded
syndicate composed of the
Indiana
from
Bank,
Sale—The $1,225,000
porary
Rock Island, 111. Dated
27, 1951. Due on Feb. 15,
City De¬
Indianapolis, Ind.
Note
1
1967 inclusive.
and interest
on
Bar¬
sealed bids until 1 p. m. (CST) on
Feb. 5 for the purchase of $525,000
temporary loan notes.
Le¬
gality approved by the
partment of Law.
Due
1963 and
sealed
Indianapolis, Ind.
Offering—Patrick J.
Note
Feb.
on
1,
The bonds maturing in 1979
1985 are callable. Legality ap¬
to
315,000 Rock Island Co., 111. Dated
Feb. 27, 1951. Due on Feb. 15,
1952.
40,000
Kansas
The
Aug.
Dated
as
1963 inclusive.
to
1950.
Dated
on
Pa.
Due
740,000 Providence,
Feb.
Due
1978
to
Due on Aug. 31,
Phoenix,
27, 1951.
Feb.
709,000
1952
INDIANA
797,000
1.64%,
fol¬
as
sewerage
Aug.
1951.
Feb.
from
1
Dated
on
1964
Robert
inclusive.
31, 1951.
Norfolk, Va., as follows: $1,043,000 37th series, $1,285,000 38th
series, $370,000 39th series,
$750,000 40th series.
Dated
Feb.
City,'and
Co., of Boston,
Dec.
306,000
27,
about
Due
80,000 l%s.
The
on
Due on March
2,657,000 Nashville, Tenn.
*
York
Phelps,
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, of
Birmingham, J. S. Love Co., of
Jackson, Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
of New York City, Lyons & Shafto, of Boston, Thomas & Co., of
Pittsburgh, Hirsch & Co., of New
York City, Wheeler &
Woolfolk,
1957 inclusive.
to
1958 to
Co., R. S.
$674,000 3% sewerage bonds.
Dated
1952.
Feb.
of
1951
7, 1952.
27, 1951.
of
cost
120,000 1V2S.
lows:
27,
880,000 Little Rock, Ark.
Feb.
New
Hawkins &
County,
Wash.
1951. Due on
Feb.
composed
of
approved
City National Bank &
Co., of Kansas City, at a net
1952
by a
William
don, all of Chicago, Allen & Co.,
of
King
rev¬
purchase
was
Blair & Co., Dempsey &
1952.
Dated
bonds
syndicate composed
a
in¬
the
$107,500 2s.
$980,000
enue
181,000
Duel
1971
follows:
Wood
27, 1951. Due on Aug. 31, 1951.
200,000 Glendale,
Ariz.
Dated
Feb. 27, 1951. Due on March
>
by
Trust
Co., of Chicago.
Dated
March
Feb. 27, 1951.
Due on
7, 1952.
809,000 Gadsden, Ala. Dated Feb.
7
1951.
to
school
interest
1
'
630,000 Fort Smith,. Ark.
1,
1952
Saie—The issue of $347,bonds was purchased
500
of $9,500
issue
Jan.
from
Legality
Bond
City, III.
Sale—The
1
Fenn & Co., Blair, Rollins &
Co.,
by Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenChapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ner
& Beane, Eastman, Dillon &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
KANSAS
Curtis, Ira Haupt & Co., A. C.
Johnson County Prairie Sch. Dist. Allyn & Co., Andrews &
Wells,
No. 44 (P.O. Olathe), Kan.
Inc.,
all
of
New
York
City,
judgment funding bonds was pur¬
chased by the Midland Securities
Dated
Due on March
27, 1951.
1952.
Chicago,
agreeable
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
trust
or
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Feb.
on
bank
1.44%.
on
chaser and the
198,000 Brownsville, Texas. Dated
31
in
mutually
27,
such
at
company
Aug.
on
1951.
Feb.
bonds
are
dated Jan.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
1951.
.
.
48
Gloucester, Mass.
Note
000
Sale—The
notes
was
issue
of
purchased
$800,-
by the
■
Number 4979
Volume 173
National
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
ton, at 0.98%.
Dated
and
.
.
Plymouth
Jan.
Township Sch.
18,
Principal
1951.
$580,000 214 s.
Dist.
(P. O. Plymouth), Mich.
-
payable at the Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
ing bonds offered
Legality
520,000 2s.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
interest
by
approved
Palmer
Thorndike,
Boston.
'
&
Storey,
of
Dodge,
"
Holyoke Housing Authority, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
$1,935,000 tem¬
porary loan, third series notes of¬
fered on Jan. 17—v. 173, p. 245—
Wilson,
follows:
as
at- 1.08%,
mium of $22.
plus
National
Chase
Co.,
i
$935,000 at 1.10% plus
premium
a
'
of $14.01.
y
Sale
—
The
mentary school construction loan-
1950',
series
Jan.
16—v.
A
offered
bonds
173,
price
York
of
on
as 1.20s, at a
basis of about
a
Bond
Offering
Housing Authority, Mass.
Offering—Thomas J. Mc-
Qarrick,
at
receive
will
Chairman,
bids
sealed
the
of
office
the
18 Tremont
until. 11
a.m.
24 for the pur¬
Boston,
on
of
chase
Jan.
$1,500,000
temporary
series notes. Dated
Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Jan. 31, 1952.
Principal and interest payable at
the National Shawmut Bank, of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan &
Hanrahan, of New York City.
fourth
loan,
270,000 2s.
Due
on
on
Jan. 1
from
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
1968
to
callable.
are
sealed
bids
until
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 5
Walker), Minn.
build¬
$20,000
price of 100.25.
a
Forest Lake, Minn.
,
Bond Offering—Everett
Jan.
000
Due
on
March
1
Due
March 1
on
1960 and 1961.
80,000
l3/4s.
on
June 30, 1951.
Corinth,
system
Jan.
revenue
15—v.
Miss.
$690,000
gas
bonds offered
173,
dated
are
Jan.
Principal and interest
(EST)
pay¬
chase
1952
HAMPSHIRE
Note Sale
Separate
will
10
The bonds maturing on
after
able.
April 1, 1963 are call¬
Principal and interest pay¬
'
of New York City.
Legality ap¬
Struble, proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Louis.
of St.
173,
the
of
Boston, at
0.93%.
246—were awarded
National Bank,
p.
a
discount
„
rate
—were
,
Bond
Offering
—
at
pur¬
Principal
payable at the
Bank,
Scho¬
Cove, N. Y.
Jan.
$191,000 bonds
16—v.
awarded to
of about
Allendale Sch. Dist., N.
J.
Offering—Alwyn Grossmann, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
173,
246
p.
Salomon Bros.
Feb.
000
6
1950.
to
for
school
Due
1967
the
Bond
on
purchase of $260,Dated Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1951
(M-S)
Principal
payable
at
.
Neck, N.
Offering
Y.
»
Joseph
Mock, Village Treasurer, will
ceive
bonds.
inclusive.
1.37%.
Great
sealed
(EST)
bids
Jan.
on
F.
—
until
23
re¬
a.m.
the
for
11
pur¬
chase
of $163,000 public improvement-1950 bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
and
the
1950.
to
Due
1960
Chase
Dec.
on
1
from
1951
inclusive.
interest
Principal
payable
at
(J.-D)
and
the
National
Bank,
of New
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
York
pool, Town Clerk, will receive
Cresskill School District, N. J.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
suitable banking in¬ Feb. 6 for the purchase of $15,000
bonds offered on Jan. 17—v. 173,
stitution to be designated by the water system bonds. Dated Feb.
1^ p. 147—were awarded to a syn¬
Somerville Housing Authority*
purchaser. Legality approved by 1951. Amortization bonds will be dicate
composed of Boland, SafHarold
W. Moody, of St. Paul; the first choice and serial bonds
■/'£'/ Massachusetts
fin & Co., of New York City, J. B.
of the Town
: Note
Sale—The issue of $100,- Rollin G. Johnson, of Forest Lake, the second choice
Hanauer & Co.,
and MacBride,
and Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott Council. Interest F-A.
000 temporary loan, sixth series
Miller & Co., both of Newark, as
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
*
notes
was
purchased
by
the
2s, at a price of 100.22, a'basis of
'•"!*
Meagher County (P. O. White
'
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of
about 1.97%.
Maple PlainK Minn.
Sulphur Springs), Mont.
Wilson, at 1.05%.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids were
I Bond
Offering — Hannah
M.
Freehold School District, N. J.
Dated Jan. 25, 1951.
Due on submitted for the
$220,000 sewer Brady,
County Clerk, will re¬
Bond Offering — Ira C. Tilton,
July 31, 1951. Legality approved
sealed
bids
until
2
improvement
bonds offered
on ceive
p.m. District Clerk, will receive sealed
by Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan Jan. 1—v.
173, p. 146.
(MST) on Feb. 14 for the pur¬ bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
& Hanrahan, of New York City.
chase
of
$150,000
court
house 8 for the purchase of $221,000
Minneapolis, Minn.
Watertown Housing Authority,
building
bonds.
Dated Jan.
1, school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
Bond Offering—Al Hansen, City
Massachusetts
*
1951.
Amortization bonds will be
able
inclusive.
(J-J)
County
on
Bond
Principal and interest pay¬
sive.
the
a.m.
Hutzler, of New York City, as
1.40s, at a price of 100.11, a basis
Bank, of Allendale.
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
.:/
Clay- City.
'■■■;:
Charles
for
will
11
&
Legality
1,
26
Sale—The
offered
of
First National
Dodson, Mont.
1961
to
interest
Bond
NEW JERSEY
interest
MONTANA
until
of
Glen
Merchants
a.m.
inclusive.
and
—
16—v.
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Feb. 12
for
the
purchase
of $3,000,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1951.
Due on April 1 from 1952 to 1976
until
bids
Jan.
on
Har¬
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gall¬
oway, of New York City.
The $600,000 tem¬
loan notes offered on Jan.
to
City
sealed
S.
Treasurer,
harie.
porary
District, Miss.
Village
Schoharie
Portsmouth, N. H.
net interest cost of about 3.20%.
Municipal
Y•
$12,500 fire fighting apparatus-1951 bonds.
Dated
Jan.
15, 1951.
Due on Jan. 15 from
awarded to M. A. Saunders &
Meridian
N.
Offering—Lena
receive
1,
and
Co.,
of Memphis, and Associates, at a
1952 to.
approved
rington,
on
NEW
(J-J)
Bond
1
Company, of St. Louis. Legality
by Charles & Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
146—were
p.
from
of Canton. Legal¬
by Wood, King &,
Dawson, of New York City.
approved
The
—
bonds,
1
Principal and in¬
payable at the First,
Delanson,
March
on
Jan.
on
National Bank,
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
The
Due
inclusive.
-
Due
1
1951.
1980
ity
in
"
•_
Offering—I. H. Joyce, Vil¬
lage Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 2d
for the purchase of $200,000 sew¬
erage system bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
terest
follows:
as
l3/4s.
Sale
p.m.
Feb.
1.72%,
Bond
1951. Due
Feb. 1 from 1954 to 1968 inclu¬
Dated
bonds.
on
7:30
of Kansas City,
interest cost of
net
1951.
(CST)
on
22 for the purchase of $50,sewage treatment plantfl951
until
both
a
Bank &
Commerce
from 1953 to 1959 inclusive.
noon
able at the Chase National Bank,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
the
Canton, N.Y.
49
Bond
able at the St. Louis Union Trust
Clerk,
ing bonds offered on Jan. 15—v.
172, p. 2430—were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Walker,
2%s, at
Co.,
jointly, at
17,000 114 s.
Bond Offering—R. S. Tew,
as
National
and
of $144,purchased
Due
In¬
MINNESOTA
Sale—The
City
Co.,
was
(CST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $14,000
temporary loan notes. Dated Feb.
School
(P. O.
issife
bonds
Trust
Authority,,
Mississippi
terest A-O.
Cass County
the
$47,000
Offering—W. A. McMinn,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
John G.
April 1 from 1953 to 1968
The
bonds
maturing
1961
in
by
about
MISSISSIPPI
Housing
Sale—The
school
Trust
inclusive.
inclusive.
State Housing Board,
Street,
(EST)
1974
Secretary
Bond
Note
—
Jan. 1 from
on
Bond
1, 1951.
'
of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p. m. (EST) on Jan.
26
for
the purchase
of $90,000
1.15%.
Revere
April 1, 1966.
Michigan
Sharpe,
from
000
to
245—were
p.
City,
100.50,
on
1
St. Louis County, Hancock Place
Sch. Dist. (P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
Note
Township Sch. Dist. No. 1
awarded to L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
of New
1965 inclusive,
(P. O. 844 Woodbine
Boulevard, Jackson),
Due
ele¬
$400,000
1972
Jan.
on
1971 inclusive,
Clarksdale
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1950.
Mass.
Milton,
.■V-
Bond
on
Jan. 1 from
on
230,000 2.10s." Due
1
Due
1960 to
of
Bank,
City, C. J. Devine &
Salomon Bros. & Hutzfollows:
as
April
Due
114 s.
105,000
pre¬
a
Detroit,
of
i
1
Summit
and
ler,
Co.,
on April
from 1952 to 1959 inclusive,
York
New
&
l%s.
$120,000
from
1
$1,000,000
To
Sattley
jointly, at a net interest cost of
about 1.52%, as follows:
Banking & Trust Go., i 20,000 114s. Due
To Branch
,
V.
H.
to
Due
1964 to
17—v.
awarded
245—were
p.
awarded to the following:
were
*
173,
Jan.
on
Due
1953 to 1963 inclusive.
...
Sale—The $245,000 build¬
Bond
(425)
any
Harrison
-
Water District No.
1
(Fire Protection Dist. No. 1),
(P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
Bond Offering-r-Alfred F.
Sulla,
Jr., Town Supervisor, will receive
sealed bids untiT2:30 p. m. (EST)
,
'
#
~
Sale—The
Note
offered
on
$1,660,000 tem¬
fourth
loan,
porary
Jan.
series
17—v.
173,
notes
p.
245
4-were awarded to the following:
To Branch Banking & Trust Co.,
Wilson,
as
of $22.
.
York
Co.,
ler,
City,
Bank, Of
Devine
C. J.
&
Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
and
sen
plus
$660,000 1.11%,
of $9.14.
a
premium
and
sealed
same
and
day
will
Sale
water
bonds
p.
offered
bids
11
for the
a.m.
system
on
Jan.
revenue
15—v.
of Drexel
The
&
Asbeck & Co., of Cleveland,
S.R. Livingstone & Co., of Detroit,
and Ellis & Co., of Cincinnati, at
price
cost
of
$90,000
of
100.03, a net interest
1.60%, as follows:
about
2y2s.
1952
and
45,000 2s.
200,000
Due
on
1953.
July
1
in
;;
Due on July 1, 1954.
l%s.
On
July 1
1958 inclusive.
Due
County
Commissioners.
Inter¬
County (P.
offered
on
Jan.
bridge
173,
15—v.
246—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬
as
1.85s, at a price of par.
bonds
are
dated
District
County Com. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rochester),
No.- 143
Minnesota
Sale—The
$90,000
Sale —The
No.
7
Dists.
build¬
16
1971
—
offered
on
173
of
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
callable after 10 years from date.
Additional Sale
—
The $135,000
High School District No.
1 bonds were purchased by Foster
& Marshall, of Seattle, as 2.10s, at
a price of 100.29, a basis of about
County
p.
about
date.
1.78%.
Ramsey County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Roseville), Minn..
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 build¬
15
to
and
...
>/
MISSOURI
Clayton Sch. Dist., Mo.
Bond Sale
The $800,000 high
24
Feb.
Hawkins, Delafield
York City./
New
&
Bond
Offering
—
Feb.
1
from
1952
Principal
to
and
15, 1951.
1952
New York
Due
1961
on
Feb.
inclusive.
City.
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
i
New
Bond
1961
to
of
bonds.
Office, Harrison.
Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,/Heckler & Galloway, of
Wood,
York
Offering
Hamilton
—
S.
Gaddis, Town Clerk, will receive
G.
McLaughlin, Assistant City Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 30 for the
purchase of $57,000 sewer-1951
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
Due
on
purchase
Harrison
.
J.
Henrietta
the
truck-1951
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Rye National Bank,
interest
Legality approved
for
fire
from
in¬
interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
sealed bids until 10:30
on
Jan.
23
Dated
1
for
the
drainage
$522,500
Feb.
-
1, 1951.
1952
from
to
a. m. (EST)
purchase of
1951
Due
1980
bonds.
on
Aug.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
pay¬
able at the office of the Presiding
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
York City.
Supervisor.
Hawkins,
New
v.
bonds offered on Jan. 10—v.
2.07%. Due on Jan. 1 from 1952 to
146—were awarded to the
1971 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
Northwestern National Bank, of!
able from and after 10 years from
Minneapolis, at a net interest cost
ing
Dated
1968
1953
Principal
District Clerk.
clusive.
$85,000 school
bonds
from
173, p. 50 — were by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hop- Mitchell,, of New York City.
wood, of Minneapolis, as 2.40s, at
Washington Township Sch. Dist.
a price of 100.29, a basis of about
(P. O. Oxford), N. J.
1, 2.37%. Due on Jan. 1 from 1952
Jan.
King & Dawson, of N. Y. City.
Olmstead
Sch.
(P. O. Hysham), Mont.
Bond
March
County
1
New Brunswick, N.
p.
olis,
Feb.
Jan.
$21,000
(F-A) payable at the office of the
of
O.
on
inclusive.
by
•-
Bond Sale—The $110,000
bonds
Legality approved by Wood, to
Bond
bonds
the
Treasure
900,000 school bonds.
1951.
of
-
210,000 storm drain bonds.
man,
a
as
serial
and
choice
Thompson Falls), Mont.
$800,000 public relief bonds.
173,
Co.,
Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
land, McDougal & Co., of Chicago,
Shannon & Co., of Detroit, Oldercomposed
on
25,000 street improvem't bonds.
50—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
est J-J.
120,000 sidewalk bonds.
City, Mich.
—
The
$2,000,000
supply
re¬
auction
at
choice
of
Board
the Board of
Taxation
323,000 park bonds.
Bay
second
Han¬
purchase of $2,378,000 bonds,
MICHIGAN
.Bond
first
the
Sanders
Offering—Mr.
also reports that
ceive
the
the
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
follows:
follows:
as
from
on
Estimate
To the Chase National
New
sealed
Jan. 31 for the purchase
of $994,503.90 special street im¬
provement bonds. Due on March 1
(CST)
Additional
,.
receive
will
Comptroller,
bids and auction bids until 10 a.m.
follows:
$1,000,000 1.08%, plus a premium
«
Due
.
on
Kenmore, N, Y.
Bond
Offering—George V.
Al¬
len, Deputy Receiver of Taxes and
Assessments, will receive sealed
Bond Offering — Robert Wand- bids until 3 p. m. (EST) on Jan.
ling, District Clerk, will receive 31 for the purchase of $83,000
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) public improvement - 1951 bonds.
on
Feb. 5 for the purchase
of Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Aug.
$100,000 school bonds. Dated July 1 from* 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
1, 1950. Due on July 1 from 1951 Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and able at the State Bank, of Keninterest
(J-J)
payable
at
the more, or at the Guaranty Trust
Washington Trust Co., Washing¬ Co., of New York City. Legality
ton.
Legality approved by Haw¬ approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
&
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New Heckler
Galloway,
of New
York City.
York City.
*
Lyons,
NEW YORK
Bronxville,
N. Y.
Bond
N.
Y.
Offering—William L. Ro-
nan,
Village Treasurer, will re¬
Bond Offering—Warren
Clark,
Jan. 11—v.
school construction bonds offered
Village Treasurer4, will receive ceive sealed bids until 3 p.m.
1,210,000 1V2S.
Due on July 1 173, p. 50—were awarded to a
on
Jan.
15—v.
173, p. 50—were sealed bids until 3:15 p.m. (EST) (EST) on Jan. 25 for the purchase
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive.
syndicate composed of Blyth &
awarded to a syndicate composed on Jan. 23 for the
purchase of of $75,000 water supply bonds.
455,000
l%s.
Due on July
1 Co., of Chicago; Harriman Ripley of
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, $150,000 Station Plaza Improve& Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
Dated Oct. 15, 1950. Due on April
Shields & Co., both of New York ment-1951 bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
Fenner
& Beane, of New York
Brownstown, Ash and Berlin Twps.
City, and I. M. Simon & Co., of 1951. Due on Aug. 1 from 1952 to 15 from 1952 to 1970 inclusive.
City; John Nuveen & Co., of Chi¬
St. Louis, at a price of 100.02, a 1960 inclusive.
Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Principal and in¬ Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
cago;
Milwaukee
Company,
of
net interest cost of about 1.22%, terest
Flat Rock), Mich.
(F-A) payable at the Gram- able at the
Milwaukee; Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
Lyons National Bank,
as follows:
atan National Bank & Trust Co.,
.Bonds Not Sold—No bids were mons, of Chicago, and T. H. Jones
Lyons. Legality approved by Reed,
submitted for the $275,000 build¬ & Co., of Cleveland, at a price of $700,000
114s.
Due on Feb.
1 Bronxville. Legality approved by
from 1952 to 1963 inclusive.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of Hoyt & Washburn, of New York
ing bonds offered on Jan. 8—v. 100.01, a net interest cost of about
City.
100,000 iy8s. Due on Feb. 1, 1964. New York City.
173, p. 146.
2.06%, as follows:
:
from
1955
to
•
—
ing
bonds offered
on
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(426)
North
Lot No. 1
Collins, Brant, Collins,
Evans, Eden and Concord
Sch.
Cent.
Dist.
No.
cinnati.
1
institution
ble
Oct.
York
1923.
1,
bonds.
Due
Dated
Oct.
on
Deer
1,
Bond Sale—The $620,000 school
Jan.
Due
Onondaga County (P. O.
Syracuse), N. Y.
Sale —The
bonds offered
1951
on
Jan. 17—v.
County
(P.
ing bonds offered
Bond
Offering
—
173,
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
246—were awarded to the ment Commission, will receive
Co., of New York sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
City, as 1.20s, at a price of 100.46, leigh, until 11 a. m. (EST) on Jan.
173,
p.
basis of about 1.13%.
23
Throop Fire Dist. (P. O.
Metcalf Building,
Throop,
109-10
N.
Auburn),
Sale
Bond
Y.
The
—
$10,500 fire
fighting apparatus-1951 bonds of¬
fered on Jan. 12—v. 172, p. 2527—
awarded
•were
National
the
to
Bank, of Auburn, as 2s, at a price
of 100.95, a basis of about 1.81%.
Tonawanda,
No.
2
**#":■
*
the
for
hospital
1950.
100.84,
June 1 from 1953 to
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt & Washburn, of New York
City.
Jan.
on
Local
Sch.
Dist.
Sale—The
$260,000 build¬
ing bonds offered on Jan. 17—v.
173, p. 247—were awarded to the
First
Cleveland
land,
Corp., of Cleve¬
price of 101.20,
13/4S, at
as
a
basis of about 1.64%.
a
Jennings Rural Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R.
north dakota
R.
No.
1
Spencerville),
Bottineau
No.
County Com. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Westhope),
17
North
Dakota
Sale—The
'
Bond
Offering—Harvey D. Spyker, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
$111,000 build¬
(EST)
1 from
olis, and Associates, as 2y4s, at a
price of 100.12, a basis of about
of 100.22,
2, 1951.
2.23%.
Williston
Spec.
p.
$105,000 water
16—v. 173,
246—were awarded to Blyth &
Jan.
on
Co., of New York City, and the
First Securities Corp., of Durham,
jointly, as 2y4s, at a price of 100.02,
a
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
basis of about 2.24%.
Sch.
North
Carthage, N. C.
Dakota
Offering
Dist.
No.
T.
Havig, Superintendent of Schools,
bids
sealed
his
at
and
bonds.
sewer
1951.
Ral¬
on
Jan.
Due
$7,000 water
Dated
Feb.
1,
Feb.
on
1, from 1954
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable in Bur¬
gaw.
Legality
approved
b y
Mitchell
&
Pershing,
of New
York City;
'
"
to
inclusive.
1960
bonds.
for
30
$275,000
the
building
Due in 20 years. The bonds
authorized
Dec.
election
the
at
Akron,
Sale
Bond
The
—
$421,000 im¬
bonds offered
15—v.
p.
173,
W.
land,
F.
IV4S,
as
on
Jan.
147—were awarded
Kurtz
&
Co., of Cleve¬
Harbor
Exempted
Village Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Ashtabula), Ohio
Bond
ing
Sale—The
bonds
$650,000 build¬
offered
on
Jan.
16—
composed of Halsey, Stuart
Co., Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
Frederick & Co., of New
York City, and Brooke, Willis &
Co., of Richmond, at a price of
173, p. 147—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of McDonald
& Co., First Cleveland Corp., both
of Cleveland, and Ryan, Suthera price of 101.13, a basis of about
100.001,
1.63%.
cate
&
Paul
230,000
Is.
1952
60.000
cost
of
v.
follows:
1
1
from
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
605,000 IV2S. Due
June 1 from
on
June 1 from
/y4 1978 tO 1980 inclusive.
Caston
I
County (P. O.
Gastonia), N. C.
7
iv Bond
ling,
Offering
W. E. Easter-
—
Secretary of Local Govern-
ftr&it
Commission,
sealed
bids
in
leigh. until 1
will
his
Dated June
office
in
1
from
1951
to
Due
1973
on
June
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able in New York
Feb. 15 for the purchase
on
$391,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1951. Due on April and
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First National Bank, of
Barnesville. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
pay¬
Offering
(State of)
Bond
P.
Hodges, State Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive sealed bids until
on
Jan.
23
for
$5,207,000 bonds,
the
as
noon
(EST)
purchase
follows:
of
Offering
Director
sealed
of
bids
purchase
of
—
J.
Flick,
26
$5,000,000
for
the
sewerage
Local
Sch.
(P. O. Clifton), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Gerald
sealed
on
Hull,
until
$20,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1951. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1961
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Deposit
Bank,
Yellow
Springs.
Legality approved by
and interest
173,
of about 1.66%.
12—v.
173,
the
to
Harris
bonds:
Due
in
City,
Okla.
-■
limited
—
Trust
a
Enid, Okla.
Bond Offering—Clint O. Thrash¬
er, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 23
for
the
purchase of $117,000 lim¬
facility bonds. Due
access
from 1954 to 1970 inclusive.
Mcintosh
Sch.
County
Dist.
Indep. Separate
1-64 (P. O.
No.
Eufaula), Okla.
147—were
p.
repair
net interest cost of about
1.43%.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
awarded
4
ited
Sandusky City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Jan.
p.m.
equip¬
awarded to the First Securities Co.
of Kansas, and the Small-Milburn
147—
p.
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., of Toledo, as
l%s, at a price of 100.92, a basis
&
Bond Sale—The issue of
$25,560
Chicago, and improvement bonds was purchased
White, Weld & Co., of New York by J. Edward Jones, at a net inter¬
City, jointly as IV2S, at a price of est cost of about 1.31%.
101.27, a basis of about 1.37%.
Bank,
of
oregon
Sandusky City Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The
Bond
bonds offered
Ohio
$56,000
Jan.
on
147—were
p.
Coos
school
Bond
12—v.
awarded
173,
J. A.
to
Bay, Ore.
Offering
—
H.
Oscar
Gu-
lovsen, City Recorder, will receive
& Co., of Cincinnati, and sealed bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of Jan. 30 for the purchase of $150,Indianapolis, jointly, as IV2S, at a 000 water bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
price of 100.10, a basis of about 1951. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 to
1975 inclusive. The bonds matur¬
1.48%.
Heights City Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Cleveland 20), Ohio
Bond
W.
Main,
Education, will Winfree,
McCulloch, Shuler, &
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Sayre, of Portland.
(EST) on Feb. 6 for the purchase
of $225,000 series 2 bonds, as fol¬ Douglas County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Brockway), Ore.
lows:
•
$200,000 library bonds.
/„
Oct. 1 from 1952 to
clusive.
1,
school
25,000
Due
on
in¬
bonds.
from
1
1952. to
The
dated
are
Feb.
about
1,
Bond Offering — W. W. Barnhill, Clerk of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
2.17%,
District,
1960
Ohio
Offering —Ethel
of
$480,000
172,
follows:
as
Due
Feb.
on
1
from
1967
to
on
1
from
Feb.
inclusive.
Harney County Sch. Dist. No. J
(P. O. Burns), Ore.
Krebs,
Feb. 6 for the purchase
on
2s.
32,000 2y4s. Due
Upper Sandusky Exempted Village
School
10—v.
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Bond
$60,000 school
Jan.
on
to Foster
& Marshall, of Portland, at a price
of 100.09, a net interest cost of
from 1952 to
1
Principal and in¬
The
—
2528—were awarded
$28,000
bonds
1951.
Sale
bonds offered
p.
furniture
Oct.
on
Bond
Due
1961
1956 inclusive.
$100,000
Dec.
Offering—J.
on and after Feb. 1, 1966 are
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
callable.
Clerk of Board of
Jan. 30
on
f
0
of
ing
Shaker
sealed
Dated
Oct.
on
Board
Nankin Local School District (P. O.
R. D. No. 3, Ashland), Ohio
Bond
Sale
—
bonds offered
147
p.
The
were
—
$15,000 school
Jan.
16—v.
173,
awarded'to
the
on
building- and
equip¬ United States National Bank, of
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1951.
Portland, as l%s, at a price of
Due on Nov. 1 from 1952 to 1971
100.27, a basis of about 1.66%.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Hood River, Ore.
(M-N) payable at the First Citi¬
Bond
Sale
The
$10,000 fire
zens
National Bank, Upper San¬
..
—
(EST)
chase
March
on
for
5
of
the
$50,000 building
Dated April 1, 1951. Due
pur¬
bonds.
Oct.
on
1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
dusky.
Legality
approved
bySanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Cleveland.
Piqua),
Norwood,
Jan.
Bond
Ohio
Sale—The
$250,000 bonds
Sale
The
—
im¬
$50,000
provement bonds offered
on
Jan.
12—v. 172, p. 2527—were awarded
17—v.
of
awarded to
about
1.61%.
1.39%.
Oxford,
Village
er,
bids
Hunsingwill receive
Clerk,
until
rities.
apparatus and equipment
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
(J-D)
Jan.
15 from
15, 1951.
1952
Principal
payable
to
and
at
Due
1961
Sch.
Dist.
Bond
O.
Sale—The
ing bonds offered
Sch.
173,
Dist.
a
Bond
about
Mil¬
Jan.
Co., of Cincinnati,
price
of
100.76,
p.
receive
m.
(EST)
purchase
of
sealed
on
bids
Feb.
$79,000
15
until
for
construction
bonds.
on
8
the
Dated March 1, 1951. Due
June and Dec. 1 from 1952 to
1976 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
(F-A)
11—v.
a
as
2s,
basis
of
Bond
Sale
—
Feb.
1,
Principal
in¬
and
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
-
Multnomah County
(P. O.
Portland), Ore.
series
Sale
A
173,
—
The
$500,000 road,
bonds offered
p.
Northern
100.01,
1.32%,
a net
as
Trust
16
Co.,
of
Tripp
a
Chi¬
Col,
price of
interest cost of about
follows:
$180,000 iy2s. Due
1955
Jan.
on
51—were awarded to
cago, and the Chas. N.
of Portland, jointly, at
1959
$9,000 water
$240,000
by
Shuler &
Ohio
The
Jan.
on
of
Feb. 1 from 1952 to
to
1958
to
1962
1966
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
160,000 1.30s. Due
1963 to
on
inclusive.
160,000 IV4S. Due
Wilmot,
;
bonds. Dated
on
inclusive.
the
1.87%.
ler, Clerk of Board of Education,
will
Due
1961
purchase
sewer
1951.
—v.
51—were awarded to J. A.
p.
White &
at
storm
New
Albany), Ohio
Offering—James L.
the
for
bonds
$20,000 build¬
on
price of 99.31,
a
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
24
illegal matu¬
(P. O. Kinsman), Ohio
interest
(P.
apparatus
Local
15—•
Grande-,~ Ore.
Bond Offering — B. W.
Hibbits,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Bond
Williamsfield
the
office.
Local
fire
cancelled due to
in¬
Village
Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
Plain
$20,000
iy4s, at
as
basis of about 1.48%.
a
proved
Bond Sale Cancelled—The issue
of
was
noon
Jan.
on
172, p. 2528—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Port¬
Treasurer's
Township (P. O.
Portsmouth), Ohio
Bond Offering—G. K.
offered
v.
terest
Washington
Ohio
bonds
La
Ohio
173, p. 247
to the Citizens National Bank &
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis, as Trust Co., of Piqua, as l%s, at a
IV2S, at a price of 101.14, a basis price of 101.24, a basis of about
on
house
land,
Washington Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
316 West High Street,
Cleveland.
noon
Feb. 7 for the purchase
Feb.
Miami
bonds.
Treasurer's
Dist.
Jan.
to
(EST)
Education, will
bids
15—v.
awarded
building,
Co., both of Wichita, jointly, at
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
clusive.
Clerk of Board of
Jan.
on
8
facility bonds offered on
v.
172, p. 2527 — were
access
147—were not
p.
until
Sale—The $25,000
on
umbus.
until
Feb.
Bond
$250,000 build¬
improvement bonds of¬
and
and
Elk
$10,000
offered
bids
Jan. 23 for the purchase
1953.
Sale—The
were
terest (A-O) payable at the Ster¬
ling State Bank, Mt. Sterling. Le¬
Finance, will receive
Clifton-Union
1952
of
Loof-
receive
purchase
inclusive.
on
system improvement bonds.
of
ing
000 fire
G.
ment
(P. O. Oak Harbor), Ohio
Bond
sealed
on
$158,000 site,
1952
Salem-Oak Harbor Local Sch. Dist.
(EST) on
Jan. 31 for the purchaser of $15,-
Cincinnati, Ohio
e(EST)
Brandon
—
Ruth
(EST)
noon
Due
1971
sealed
Cleveland.
receive
North Carolina
1950.
—were
City.
Legality
approved by Mitchell & Pershing,
of New York City.
Bond
until
(EST)
Ra¬
m.
1, 1948.
Bank, Kings¬
—
will
the
offered
receive
(EST) on Jan.
23 fdr the - purchase of
$600,000
school building series
C bonds.
a.
Education,
Bond
March
on
Offering
bourrow,
Clerk
Bond Offering—Henry F. Fiechter, Clerk of Board of Education,
of
I960 to 1977 inclusive.
105,000 l%s. Due
Prin¬
lll.'l
bids
of
sold.
m.
Sterling Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
will receive sealed bids until 1 p.m.
June
on
Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
from
inclusive.
Due
p.
terest A-O.
Barnesville
June
on
1956
to
5s.
interest
Due
7
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
for
bonds
173,
(CST)
M-N.
gality approved by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of Col¬
57,000 street bonds.
—
as
until
from 1952 to 1975 inclusive.
building
follows:
as
$50,000 Municipal Airport bonds.
33,000 street bonds.
212,000 street bonds.
69,000 street bonds.
Ashtabula
Bond Sale
The issue of $1,000,000 school building, series A
4bonds was purchased by a syndi¬
1.63%,
bids
Bond
Ohio
provement
to
13—v.
on
at the First National
5, 1950.
'
-
about
sealed
Feb. 5 for the purchase
$139,000
site
building
and
Mt.
County (P. O.
Lexington), N. C.
net
(EST)
ohio
Davidson
a
A. Francis,
Education, will
of
Jan.
on
E. Easter-
in
23 for the purchase of
Offering—R.
receive
ton.
(EST)
apparatus
receive
1,
Ohio
Sold—The
Not
J. S. Kuntz,
Education, will
—
White
equipment bonds. Dated March 1,
1951.
Due on May and Nov.
1
m.
were
office
a. m.
In¬
(CST)
purchase
of
p.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
eigh, until 11
to 1956 inclusive.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
on
Offering —W.
Sept. 1 and March
on
Clerk of Board of
Burgaw, N. C.
'.Bond
1951
Bond
1,
Leonard
—
Due
Kingston-Union Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Kingston), Ohio
north carolina
bonds offered
from
~
(P. O. Lawton), Okla.
Offering
noon
terest M-S.
as 1.70s, at a price
basis of about 1.64%.
15
Interest
Richwood,
Feb. 5 for the purchase
of $7,500 school bonds. Dated Jan.
Allison-Williams Co., of Minneap¬
a
Nov.
on
inclusive.
Bonds
on
by the Marine Trust Co., of Buf¬
falo,
Due
1956
Savings
Ohio
Bond
was
1951.
to
Dated Feb.
8
Clerk of Board of
noon
construction bonds.
on
City.
No.
Bond
sealed
(EST) on Feb. 2
for the purchase of $83,000 bridge
fered
(P. O. Kenton), Ohio
Bond
purchased
bonds
truck
until
bids
to
basis of about 1.41%.
a
ing bonds offered on Jan. 16—v.
172, p. 2527—were awarded to the
fire
oklahoma
County Com¬
receive
Monday, January 22, 1951
.
.
Comanche County fndep. Sch. Dist.
Marie Adams,
—
of
will
Jan.
15—v.
awarded
were
—
Hardin-Central
1,
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable in New York
York
Bond Sale—The issue of $22,000
Dec.
inclusive.
(P. O. Kenmore 17),
New
on
Dated
51
p.
purchasing of $300,000
bonds.
Due
1974
Kenilworth Fire Dist.
•
Board
fire
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of
Toledo, as IV2S, at a price of
Bankers Trust
a
Ohio
Bond Sale—The $295,000 build¬
O.
Monroe), N. C.
Ley
Extension-
on
Offering
of
missioners,
improvem't Interest J-D.
Dated April
1, 1931.
Fostoria City Sch. Dist., Ohio
April 1, 1968.
Union
$175,000
Sewer
Clerk
O.
permanent
bonds.
*
Trunk
Bond
r
Local
(P.
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1964 inclusive.
1,761,000
of about 1.65%.
Bond
Township
»
1.70s, at a price of 100.61, a basis
Creek
Creek
Bond Offering — Gordon Rihl,
2,366,000 educational and charita¬ Clerk of Board of Education, will
ble institution and public im¬ receive
sealed
bids
until
noon
provement bonds. Dated Oct. (EST) on Feb. 2 for the purchase
of $25,000 building bonds.
1, 1923. Due on Oct. 1, 1963.
Dated
March 1, 1951.
Due on June and
Lot No. 3
16—
173, p. 246—were awarded to a
syndicate composed
of Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., and Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., both of New York City, as
>
Portage County (P. O.
Ravenna), Ohio
■
Lot No. Z
v.
J
"
'
Williamsport),
*
on
:
'
School District
1963.
,
-1950 bonds offered
'■
'
(F. O. North Collins),
New
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
$1,080,000 educational and charita-
•
.
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
works improvement bonds offered;
on
Jan.
awarded
17—v.
to
173,
the
Bank, of Wilmot.
p.
247—were
Farmers
-
..
State
North Bend, Ore.
rtBond Offering — The City Re¬
A J
corder
until
will
receive
sealed
bids
Jan. 30 for the purchase of
Number 4979
Volume 173
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(427)
(EST)
$150,000 water bonds. Due on Feb.
1951 to 1975 inclusive.
of
1 from
Rockaway, Ore.
at the Decatur
Jan. 22 for the purchase
school-1951
bonds.
on
$380,000
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
from
Due
County Bank, De¬
Legality approved by
caturville.
Feb. 1
on
$160,000
Airport
series
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(F-A)
$270,000
200,000
Sale
Bond
—
No.287
000
Bond
of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
.
Sch.
Allentown
Dist.,
Sale
The
$406,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
Jan. 12—v. 172, p. 2528 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of R. S. Dickson & Co., of Char¬
lotte, Robinson-Humphrey Co., of
awarded to the First Nation¬
Pa.
—
Atlanta, Hamilton & Co., of Ches¬
Bond Offering — W. H. Fisher,
ter, E. H. Pringle & Co., and HuDistrict
Secretary,
will receive
ger,
Barnwell & Co.,
both of
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Charleston, as 2s, at a price of
Jan. 25 for the purchase of $400,100.02, a basis of about 1.99%.
000
improvement
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1 from Kingstree Public Sch. Dist., S. C.
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
Legality
Bond Sale—The issue of $185,approved by Townsend, Elliott & 000 school bonds was purchased
Munson, of Philadelphia.
by a syndicate composed of the
16—v.
awarded
172,
to
1953
1962
to
on
inclusive.
250,000 iy4s. Due
1963
to
1972
Co.
inclusive.
School District,
32,000 2s. Due
Pa.
and 1964.
$4,500,000 im¬
Bond Sale—-The
TEXAS
County (P. O.
San Antonio), Texas
1951. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Chase National
City.
&
both of New York City,
Co.,
Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
land, Cohu & Co., of New York
City, Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh,
and Woodcock, Hess & Co., of Phi¬
price of 100.07, a
net interest cost of about 1.30%,
ladelphia, at
a
Bond Sale
torium
173,
—v.
the
to
1957 inclusive.
1952 to
3,600,000 IV4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1958
inclusive.
1981
to
248—were awarded
National' Bank, of
p.
Aberdeen, as 2.30s, at a price of
100.12, a basis of about 2.28%.
Offering
J.
W.
Hofer,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 6
—
for the purchase of $6,000
general
•
obilgation bonds. Dated March
Providence
Lower
1951.
Township
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Norris-
.
Offering
Bond
P.
will
Secretary,
bids until
sealed
receive
8
bonds.
Due
Legality
Townsend,
Elliott &
of
Munson,
to
p.
im¬
$150,000
148—were awarded
the Morrisville
at par.
■;.,' ■; :•;
Bank,
% •
.
,
IV4S,
as
•
trust
or
Bond
Offering
any
company
(CST)
.
until
bids
sealed
on
;
.
■■
f
8
$48,000 building bonds.
Due
(J-J)
bank
at
Jan.
16
any
interest
by
approved
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Duff Road, Pittsburgh 35), Pa.
Offering—Carl L. Good-
&
(EST) on
Jan. 24 for the
000
obligation
Decaturville),
purchase of $125,-
general
Dated Jan. 1, 1951.
.
Bond
Offering
—
bids
until
1:30
Co.,
cipal and interest payable at the
bonds,
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.,
$20,000 Health Center bonds.
on
Legality approved by
Folger, Nolan, Inc.,
ISLAND
Coventry (P. O. Washington), R. I.
Westcott,
Offering
Jr.,
1
from
—
Town
Charles H.
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
of Washing¬
ton, D. C., Wurts, Dulles & Co., of
Due
1953 to 1967
.
Nov.
The
1950.
bonds
Sch.
Indep.
Texas
Dist.,
Sale—The
Bond
of
issue
1
from
1953
to
1967
The bonds
dated
maturing
Nov.
on
1,
Nov.
to
1973
Feb.
Principal
and interest (M-N)
Chemical Bank &
;
&
1958
to
inclusive.
1961
VERMONT
the First Southwest
Company, of Dallas, and Associ¬
Brattleboro Town Sch. Dist., Vt.
ates, as 2V2S, 3s and 3V4S, at par.
Dated Dec. 1, 1950.
Legality ap¬
School Directors will receive seab¬
chased
by
proved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
&
Bond Sale
000
bonds
-s*
The issue of $67,-
the
Co. of Texas,
Central Investment
Dallas, at par, as follows:
works
water
$42,000
Offering
25
for
bonds
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1
Dated Feb. 1, 1951.
from 1952 to 1971
Principal
Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1
Benton
County, Kennewick Public
Hospital District (P. O.
Kennewick), Wash. ">'■■■' >---
Du¬
Bond
eral
Sale—The $550,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
Jan.
17
.
San
Texas
Marcos,
Bond
Sale—The
and
works
$275,000 water
and
v.
—
awarded
the
to
173,
p.
52
offered
of
,*
cost
of
1.41 %,
about
$700,000
on
Jan. 15—v. 173, p. 248—
.1tVj*
series
ment,
No.
bonds,
as
follows:
on
,
Aug. 1 in 1951 and 1952;
and
$70,000 2%s,
$630,000
due
due
1.40s,
on
>
Sch. Dist.,
improve¬
282
2.07%.
Stamford County-Line Indep.
follows:
as
works
water
Bond
bonds
school
000
Texas
Sale—The
of $100,-
issue
purchased
was
by the First Southwest Company,
of Dallas,
2V2S and 2%s.
as
Due
0\)R I
1952 to 1971 inclusive.
from
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1970 inTeachers' Colleges of Texas
State
y
elusive. '
(P. O. Austin), Texas
bonds,
2%s.
V
,
as
Due
folows:
on
Aug.
$50,-
000
1952,
Due
$450,000
and
Aug. 1 1952 to
on
opening
street
series
bonds,
follows:
on
Aug.
and
1952, and
due
on
Aug.
No.
and
284
$70,000.
1
in
from
1953
State
Houston
Building
1
$250,-
Teachers
bonds
revenue
Co., of Dallas, and Thomas
Co., of Pittsburgh, jointly, at a
price of 100.11, a net interest cost
of about 3.09%, as
$40,000 3s.
1951
$630,000 1.40s,
1
issue of
purchased by the First South¬
west
&
widening,
as
was
Sale—The
Sam
in
1
1970 inclusive.
700,000
Bond
College
and
1955 to
follows:
Feb.
Due on
1
from
1961 inclusive.
113,000 3V4S.
to
1,400,000
storm
sewer
improve¬
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1974 inclusive.
1975 to
3s.
Feb.
Due on
1 from
1980 inclusive.
ment, series No. 285 bonds, as
on
and
Aug.
$140,000
1
2%s,
due
Sweeney
Sch.
in 1951 and 1952,
$1,260,000
1.40s,
due on
were
improvement
sewer
awarded to the First of Texas
were
net interest
—
& Co.,
Washington
Witter
Dean
First
extension revenue-1951 bonds
cost of about
a
interest
and
payable" at the First Na¬
(F-A)
tional
Boothman, of
Dallas.
and
of
WASHINGTON
15,
Nov.
Legality approved by
Huguenin &
Board
revenue
dated
are
The
(EST) on Jan.
purchase of $115,000
the
25,000 water works bonds.
The
—
ed bids until 1 p.m.
Due
purchased by
was
Bond
school bonds.
Ropesville, Texas
public National Bank, of Dallas,
price of 100.01,
Le¬
Weems, of Houston.
Corp., and Roe & Co., both of San
a
*
Bond Sale—The issue of $25,005*
street
improvement bonds
was
Antonio, jointly, at a net interest
at
1,
maturing in 1955
callable.
are
school house bonds was pur¬
000
Glynn, of St. Louis, and the Re¬
follows:
are
1951. The bonds
*
dated
are
$90,-
1970 inclusive.
inclusive.
bonds
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins
Philadelphia, Blewer, Heitner &
2%s, due
follows:
Nov.
and
Byrne
The
from
Lorena
97,000
v,.5
Bond
purchase of $55,000
35,000 public building bonds. Due
on
RHODE
on
inclusive.
Burgwin, Churchill, Ruffin & Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
Houston,
Inc., of New York City,
1.40s.
(CST)
Feb. 2 for the
Pittsburgh.
.of
was
Dallas.
Boston, Underwood, Neuhaus &
Tenn.
Otto -Milam,
from 1953 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
as
1950.
Call,
Co., of Cincinnati, Lyons & Shafto,
of
Nov. 1 from
on
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
3V2S
as
First
Co.,
of Nashville,
Savings Bank & Trust
Provident
920,000 2%s. Due
Hagberg &
and 3%s.
A.
M.
1950.
(P. O.
p.m.
& Pomeroy,
Nov. 1 from
on
1963 inclusive.
purchased by
Co., of Dallas, purchased by Ernest L. -Brown,
Dated Dec. 1, Jr., of Houston, as 3V4S, at a price
of 100.80, a basis of about 3.17%.
Legality approved by McDated Feb, 1, 1951. Due on Feb. 1
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
bonds
sewer
mas,
000
bonds. County Judge, will receive sealed
Due on Jan. 1
Hutton
Inc.,
&
1951
Decatur County
Co.,
&
to
Velasco, Texas
Sale—The issue of $17,000
Bond
Bradford
1283
lin, District Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bosworth
1959
y-.yy
of
Michigan
Corp., of New York City, First
Southwest Co., of Dallas, J.
C.
TENNESSEE
Bond
of
187,000 2V2S. Due
Texas
Hedley,
were
Bank,
1 from
payable at the
Trust Co.,; of
& Co., of Dallas, and Thomas &
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
Co., of Pittsburgh, as 1.20s, at a
price of 100.003, a basis of about proved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
1.19%.
500,000 street paving, series No.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Penn
Co.
Buffalo,
suitable
Faegre
City
&
Co., Gordon Graves & Co., all of
New York City, Rauscher, Pierce
on
City, Drexel & Co.,
of
Georgia, 'Atlanta,
Schoellkopf,
of
offered
syndicate composed
a
York
Braun,
designated b.y the purchaser.
Legality
bonds
the, National
of
New
1952, are
1,
Texas
173,-p. 148
v.
—
awarded to
All bonds
Principal /> and
payable
Dated
Jan. 1 from
on
maturing after Jan.
callable.
p.m.
Jan. 29 for the purchase
1951.
obligation
Phelps,
Knodel,
R.
—
1952 to 1960 inclusive.
provement bonds offered on Jan.
173,
at
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Jan. 1,
Morrisville Sch. Dist., Pa.
16—v.
Principal and
South Dakota
of
;
Sale—The
1952
McLaughlin Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 3,
by
approved
Philadelphia.
from
designated by the purchaser.
receive
inclusive.-
Bond
bank
1
payable
(M-S)
1951.
1,
1952 to 1978
1 from
Feb.
on
Feb.
Dated
inclusive.
suitable
$217,000 funding and improve¬
ment
March
on
1,
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase
of
1957
interest
Florence
—
District
Walters,
to
R. D. No. 1), Pa.
town
Due
Roosevelt
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 gen¬
eral
Trust
Emery, S. Dak.
Bond
$900,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
offered
First
follows:
as
The $20,000 audi¬
.on Jan. 17
—
bonds
Dallas,
Parsons & Co.,
Cross, Reynolds &
Nov.
on
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
Graham,
Noyes,
Bond Offering—Fred Huntress,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Britton, S. Dak.
Co., Mackey, Dunn
15,000 2V4S. Due
bonds
revenue
sewer
Nov. 1 from
on
1952 to 1955 inclusive.
The $1,950,-
—
Beane, Equitable Securities Corp.,
F.
S.
Mosley & Co., Hemphill,
Bexar
Bank of New York
Aug. 1 from follows:
$20,000 l3/4s. Due
purchased by a syndicate
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
The bonds are dated Jan. 1,1951.
provement bonds offered on Jan.
18—v. 173, p. 248—were awarded The bonds maturing in 1959 to
Cedar Bayou Indep. Sch. Dist.,
1964 are callable.
Principal and
to a syndicate composed of Phelps,
interest (J-J) payable at the Trust %.Texas
Fenn & Co., Stone & Webster Se¬
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
Co. of Georgia, of Atlanta.
Le¬
curities Corp., R. W. Pressprich &
bonds offered on Jan. 15—v. 173,
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Hayp. 248—were awarded to Dittmar
& Simons, of Charleston.
den, Stone & Co., Wood, Struthers
& Co., and the First of Texas
& Co., Barr, Brothers & Co., all of
Corp.,
both
of
San
Antonio,
New York City, Schoellkopf, HutSOUTH DAKOTA
jointly.
Ion & Pomeroy, of Buffalo, Fran¬
cis I. duPont &
water
.
Jan. 1 in 1963
on
000
Sale
Ketcham
of
composed
1970 inclusive.
1953 to
were
of
.
Harrishurg
park
Additional
Nov. 1 from
bids until 9:30 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
Georgia, of Atlanta, 29 for the purchase of
Foster Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
$546,000
G. H. Crawford & Co., of Colum¬
bonds, as follows:
Freeland), Pa.
bia, and Huger, Barnwell & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $30,000 funding of
$375,000 hospital bonds Due on
Charleston, at a price of 100.05,
Feb. 10 from 1957 to 1972 in¬
bonds offered on Jan. 9—v. 173, a net interest cost of
about 1.88%,
'
clusive.
p. 148 — were awarded to S. K. as follows:
1t ,'
171,000 home for the aged bonds.
Cunningham & Co., and R. C.
$92,000 2s. Due on Jan. 1 from 1952
Due on Feb. 10 from 1957 to
Schmertz & Co., both of Pitts¬
to 1958 inclusive,
'■'■v'fa. 1972 inclusive.
y-'vy .'
burgh, jointly, as 3s, at a price of
61,000 l%s. Due on Jan. 1 in 1959
The bonds are dated Feb.
100.50, a basis of about 2.90 %.
10,
and 1961.
Trust
1970 inclusive.
000 1.40s, due on
$1,142,-
obligation series of
purchased by a
was
Nongard, of Chicago, E. Kelly
Brown Investment Co., of
Dallas,
Russ & Co., of San Antonio, First
Southwest
Company,
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., both of
Dallas, Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chicago,
Lyons & Shafto, of Boston, and
Dallas Rupe & Son, of Dallas, as
from
1
Texas
&
$180,000
and
Aug.
on
bonds
syndicate
in
1
ies No. 288
Nov. 1 from
on
1952,
due
Aug.
on
general
1951
improvement, ser¬
bonds, as follows:
$20,000 2%s, due on Aug. 1
in 1951 and 1952, and $180,-
200,000
the
Corp., at a price of
100.19, a net interest cost of about
1.34%, as follows:
;
Due
000
series
garage,
due
and
1953 to
First Boston
$100,000 2s.
Texarkana,
Bond Sale—The issue of
Aug.
on
bonds, as follows: $20,-
23As,
1.40s,
$350,000 street
Jan.
on
2528—were
p.
Tenn.
Sale—The
bonds offered
Camden, S. C.
provement, issue 1951-A bonds of¬
on Jan. 8—v. 172, p. 2528—
al Bank,
Bond
The $85,723.84 im¬
fered
were
Nashville,
CAROLINA
SOUTH
due
municipal
1951
Ore.
Salem,
1.40s,
from 1953 to 1970 inclusive.
1
—
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purchased by the Eddleman-Pol-r'
lok Co., of Houston.
improvement,
286
No.
bonds, as fol¬
$30,000 23/4s, due on
Aug. 1 in 1951 and 1952, and
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
1952 to
cipal and interest
sew¬
300,000
lows:
Gallatin, Tenn.
payable
at the Industrial Trust Co., ProviBond Sale
The $70,000 sewer
age disposal system bonds offered
on
Jan. 15—v. 173, p. 247—were dence.
Legality
approved
by bonds offered on Jan. 11—v. 173,
awarded to William P. Harper & Hinckley, Allen, Salisbury & Par¬ p. 51—were awarded to the Equit¬
able Securities Corp.
Son & Co., of Seattle, as 3V2S.
sons, of Providence.
Sale—The
Bond
51
j
--
Bond
1, 1963 to 1967, are callable. Prin¬
Aug. 1 from 1953 to 1970 in¬
000
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
clusive.
school
Independent
Dist.,
Sale—The
gymnasium
Texas
issue
and
construction
of $675,-
elementary
bonds
was
'S'SAVll\&
52
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 22, 1951
Corp., both of Seattle, jointly, at
price of par, a net interest cost
2.39%, as follows:.
a
of about
$120,000 2%s.
1954
—
to
Due
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
188,000 2V4S.
1962 to
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1961
1971
Due on Jan. 1 from
90,000 2%s.
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
152,000 2V2s.
1976
1981
to
Clallam
County,
Angeles
Angeles),
Port
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Port
Washington
—
Sealed
Bond
will
be
the
purchase
school
bids
Offering
until
received
Feb.
7
building
Hoquiam,
for
high
$344,000
bonds.
of
Wash.
fire de¬
Bond Sale—The $45,000
partment bonds offered on Jan. 15
173,
—v.
52—were awarded to
p.
the State, as
2s, at par.
Snohomish
No.
IS
County Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Edmonds),
Washington
$190,000
Sale—The
Bond
im¬
Jan.
12—v. 173, p. 52—were awarded
to
the
First National
Bank, of
Everett, at a net interest cost of
provement bonds offered
about
on
"Freedom
of thought
1.61%.
Vancouver, Wash.
Bond Sale
The $110,000
—
eral
obligation
Jan.
17
v.
—
173,
p.
53
—
and
gen¬
offered
bonds
independence
on
were
awarded to Foster & Marshall, of
Seattle, as IV2S, at a price
100.01, a basis of about 1.49%."
Woodland, Wash,
of
of action...
'
Bond Sale — The $20,000 fire
equipment bonds offered on Jan.
16—v. 172, p. 2432—were awarded
to the State, as 13/4S.
WEST VIRGINIA
Fairmont, W. Va.
Bond Sale—The issue of
000
bridge revenue
purchased by Allen
$2,500,-
bonds
DONALDW. DOUGLAS
was
&
Co., of
New York City, and Robert Haw¬
kins & Co., of Boston, and Associ¬
President, Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc.
ates.
WISCONSIN
"Freedom of
Wis.
Beloit,
of America's
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 school
building bonds offered on Jan. 16
—v. 173, p. 148—were awarded to
the Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago, as iy4s, at a price of 100.73,
thought and independence of action
economy.
They
are
fundamental
are
the keynotes
among
to our way
of life. Systematic
savings through the Payroll Savings Vlan help the individual maintain his own
independence and freedom of action and make us strong as a nation." ; :
J-
V.
.
basis of about 1.14%.
a
In
Watertown, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building bonds offered
—v.
to
173,
the
on
148—were
p.
Harris
Jan. 16
awarded
Trust;. &
than 21,000
more
large companies (employing 100
"
--
more)
and in many smaller companies,, more than
8,000,000 men and womei* are helping to keep America
or
Savings
Bank, of Chicago, as iy2S, at a
price of 101.28, a basis of about
they
t
to
WYOMING
Lander,
are
doing their
are
building
support
$15,000
airport
improvement bonds was
purchased by Coughlin & Co., of
Denver, as 23/4S, at par.
CANADA
The
an
widespread
are
'•*'
'
.
.;
^
power
providing financial inde-
Colhome, Ont.
Sale
The $285,000
before them.
Payroll Savings Plan application
about those who did'not
now?
Delegate
that every man
pendence of action. Far-sighted employers offered these
8,000,000 Americans an opportunity to enroll in the Pay¬
was no pressure, no
emotional
don't have
:
ent
one
and
to urge
of
executives to conduct
dependence.
woman
gets an
fered
on
were
awarded
Jan.
debentures
8—v.
to
173,
the
are
increase their pres¬
anxious to build for their
Canada, and the Domin¬
ion
Securities
Corp.,- both of
Toronto, jointly, as 3s, at a price
of 95.88, a basis of about 3.49%.
State Director, U. S. Treasury
Department, Savings Bonds Division. He is ready to
help
you—with
They "signed up"—to the benefit of them-
minimum.
ment
a
package plan that reduces
not pay for this
advertising. The Treasury Depart¬
thanks, for their patriotic donation, the G. M. Basford
Company and
FINANCIAL NOTICE
w
THE COMMERCIAL AND
Notice to Shareholders of
Imperial Oil Limited
Effective February 1, 1951, Bankers Trust Com¬
16 Wall Street, New York 15, N.
Y.,
nave been appointed co-transfer
agents for all
transfer services respecting the capital stock of
the Company.
Accordingly, effective that date,
shores for transfer — both registered and in
hearer share warrant form — may be
presented
for transfer either to the Secretary's
Depart¬
ment
of
the
Company,
56
Church
Street,
Toronto 1, Canada, as in the past, or to the
Bankers Trust Company, 16 Wall Street, New
York 15, N. Y.
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, this 17th day of
January, 1951. By Order of the Board.
pany,
COLIN D. CRICHTON
General
Secretary
in¬
Get in touch with
your
The U. S. Government does
Bank of
own
;
of¬
p. 52—
Imperial
a
sure
application blank. You
or to
—
hospital
■
sign before but may wish to do ~
your top
them to enroll,
allotment—they
placed
was
a
an
person-to-person canvass of your employees to make
success
Savings Plan. There
V
company been
opportunity to share in the benefits of the PaySavings Plan? How about the newer employees? How
offered
roll
•
}.
-
,
(
roll
selves, their companies and their country.
"Has every man and woman in your
so
of the Payroll Savings Plan is i".
excellent example of our freedom of
thought and inde-
stimulation. A
Debenture
reservoir of future purchasing
industry...they
ONTARIO
general
a
inflationary tendencies
pendence for themselves and their families.
Wyo.
Bond Sale—The issue of
Port
part to offset
i
>>?.
strong. By systematic saving in U. S. Savings Bonds they
1.37%.
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