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The Commercial and
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Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume 171
New York, N. Y.,
Number 4875
General
RAILROAD
Aeronca Aircraft
The
the
is
company
would
include
Last
Middletown,
■stock
it
Ohio,
aid
to
in
to
plant,
American Telephone &
had
offered
refinancing
company's
to
purchase
for
program
employees
$50,000
the
of
56,070,000
56,630,793
41,110,000
Federal
common
company.—V.
$1949—12 Mrs.—1948
$
revenues
Operating expenses
In This Issue
its
at
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
11949—3 Mos.—1948
$
Operating
that
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Period End. Dec. 31—
Corporation.
reported
was
a
INSURANCE
-
preparing a refinancing plan which
capital and a $200,000 loan from
be
private
of
Finance
December
INDUSTRIAL
-
Corp.—Refinancing Planned—
reported
$200,000
Reconstruction
Price 75 Cents
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Monday, January 23, 1950
Other
170,
income
taxes-..
4,280,000
operating taxes—
s
$
221,190,000 227,583.305
43,513,809 165,110,000 162,773,208
3,815,000
15,120,000
20,375,000
3,260,000
3,324,353
7,420,000
5,977,631
67,260,000
56,188,278
3,770,000
3,303,749
14,990.000
16,797,257
30,000
77,165
190,000
270,342
78,480,000
65,552,823
13,150,000
12,304,238
1389.
p.
Stock and Bond Quotations
Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc. — Private Placements
Being Arranged—Lyle C. Harvey, President, on Jan. 12
announced that this corporation is completing arrange¬
Net
Dividend
New York
Stock Exchange
ments for an additional loan from the Massachusetts Mu¬
New York
Stock Exchange
tual Life Insurance
New York Curb Exchange
Co., the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Stock
Co. and the State Mutual Life Assurance Co.
Boston
The corporation had previously obtained a $4,000,000
long-term loan from these three insurance firms.
Detroit
The
of
plans to install modern equipment in
company
find.)
plant
of F. L. Jacobs Co., final negotiations
have been completed.
These improvements
which
Investment of
approximately $1,700,000.—V. 170,
Cincinnati
for
the six
months
ended
Nov.
30,
1949,
at
were
increased
approximately 15%, as compared with the same period in 1948.
profits for the six months ended Nov. 30, 1949 (after providing
402,944
shares
corresponding
1949
rates)
which
outstanding
period
to 70
1G9,
share
per
60 Va
acquisition
facilities
ga3
been
of
North
in
proposed
tnissiou, it
operation
and
Penn
Gas
filed
Jan.
oil
with
the
Over-the-Counter Markets
Power
'
Penn's
30
end
facilities,
will
acres
$3,500,000 and issue 23,000 shares
without par value, to North Penn for its facilities.
stock,
State and City Bond Offerings
of
New
Dempseytown Gas Co. facilities involved in the proposed trans¬
action
include
approximately 64.6 miles of
pipe
line,
compressor
stations, producing properties, gathering and distribution facilities,
and
other
assets.
Allegany proposes to acquire the Dempseytown
facilities, located in Clarion, Forest and Venango Counties, as a dis¬
tribution in liquidation following dissolution of the latter company.
Gas
facilities
is
part
integration
V.
124,
p.
of
the
to
The
of
overall
an
pursuant
dissolution
and
1935.
proposed acquisition
the
plan
of
Public
under
joint
North
corporate
Utility
Public
the
and
simplification
Holding
Company
and
Act.—
3065.
Alleghany
Tho
Corp.
corporation
1,000
of
tional
In
Acquires Own Stock Under Ex¬
—
Jan.
announced that it has accepted tenders
preferred stock for 4,291 shares of North
stock, plus cash adjustments in lieu of frac¬
on
shares of its
.Cc.
9
shares.
addition,
shares
of
corporation
invitation
An
Dec.
New
17,
York,
adjustments
plus cash
•
.
the
accepted
for
such
of
North
Lighting
Chicago
in lieu
and remained
of
&
St.
of
Co.
A
common
stock
preferred
RR.
series
preferred
and
stock,
shares.
issued
until Jan.
the
by
corporation,
on
20.
37,171
shares
of
Alleghany
$860.86
having
prior
share
a
and
net asset value
a
preferred
303,510
of
stock
shares
$94.63
a
of
having
a
.series
A
share.—V.
171,
net
asset
value
preferred 'stock
p.
1.
William
J.
Hogan,
Vice-President
and
Treasurer,
on
Jan.
16
an¬
that
the company had made
purchases of an aggregate of
principal amount of its 3% sinking fund debentures due
June 1, 1966, in anticipation of sinking fund
requirements.
He
stated
that
there
at this time.—V.
pany
is
nc
170,
p.
plan
for
further
purchase
by
the
com¬
2325.
sale of such
SEC
will
begin
hearings on Jan. 23 on a previous offer of
$10,000,000 cash, plus 70% of all dividends and distributions in excess
of $300,000 a year, made on Jan. 4
by 12 individuals and banking
headed by B.
J. Van Ingen
& Co.
The
maximum
It
disclosed
was
consideration.
The
•the
automatic
-common
stock
Feb.
conversion
on
Nov.
28
will
sale
of
,
feature
15,
of
the
3 952.—V.
171,
a
class
p.
proposal
B
to
common
eliminate
stock
.
stock
Company
Act
.
details
of
(2)
forth
set
in
However, it
the
offer
new
stated
was
of the Public Utility Holding
order
was
to
that the
affirmed
buy
offer
it
is
It
was
announced
on
Jan.
17 that
the
to
acquire
the
fcave
posted $1,000,000 with the American Power & Light Co. as evi¬
dence of their willingness to pay
$15,000,000 cash for all of the common
l&ock of Pacific Power & Light
the
SEC
net
$2!41
.
of
shares
earnings
not
of
consolidated
telephone
outstanding,
Western
(partly
tlnciudes pro¬
Company and
estimated).
iConipany
Electric
subsidiaries.
their
temporary
and
on
after
subsequent
1—
debentures, due Dec.
debentures
for
1,
the company
will have the June
1957,
15,
debentures
Feb.
debentures
coupon
Ready Feb.
convertible
in
per¬
The
announces.
15,
1950
coupon
attached.
coupons
sending the temporary debentures to
trustee, for exchange, all interest
tho City
Bank
Farmers
Co.,
171, p. 189.
food
new
in
last
processing plant which has been termed "the most mod¬
world," was opened by this company in Monterrey, Mexico,
week.
the
Built
at
a
cost
of
more
than
site,
it has
ucts
all of which will be sold in
an
annual
$2,000,000
and
occupying
26-acre
a
capacity of 50 million pounds of finished prod¬
Mexico.
The corporation recently announced that it will
spend an additional
$4,000,000 on an expansion of its activities in Mexico in 1950.—V. 166,
p.
1574.
made
with
proceeds of the sale
the retirement of Pacific Power's
property would be applied to
debt
in
and
B.
offer said:
preferred stocks
sale,
or
eserow
by
all of the
at
redemption
common
stock
the Guaranty Trust Co.
of
prices.
the
of New
Pending such
company
York.
is to be
the
stock
common
keep Pacific in
business
as
of
Pacific
Power
&
Light Co.,
On Dec. 21, last, the stockholders approved an authorized
issue of
$8,000,000 of debentures and increased the authorized no par capital
stock from
3,000,000 shares to 5,000,000 shares.
The series A debentures are convertible into stock on the basis
of
shares for each $100 par value of debentures.—V.
170, p. 2325.
Van Ingen group, on the other
hand,
Pacific Power's properties to
publio
reportedly intends to sell
utility districts in southern Wash¬
ington and northern Oregon, where the
company now operates. It was
stated that if the Allen
group is permitted to buy the stock, it intends
to make a public distribution of the
shares.—V. 171,
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—To File With SEC—
This
tration
company expects to file with the SEC about
statement covering $25,000,000 of new first
1980,
which
will
be
offered
down
as
the probable date
expansion.—V. 171, p. 2.
for
publicly.
the
March
bidding.
Feb.
The
17
has
regis¬
a
mortgage
21
bonds,
been
proceeds
set
are
for
189.
Arcady Farms Milling Co.—Earnings—
Six Months Ended Nov. 30—
Net
1949
1948
$300,803
$117,620
$1.99
profit after taxes
$0.78
Earnings per share,
—V.
170,
p.
298.
American Stores Co.—December Sales
Drop 18.2%—
Sales
1949—Month—1948
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$32,601,276 $39,886,888 $305,409,203 $312,702,419
The
company
whereas
2581.
See Blair
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
points out that the December, 1949, covered
only four
1948, covered a five-week period.—V. 170,
December,
,
Edward D.Jones
Co.—Acquisition—
Holdings Corp. below.—V. 169, p. 2634.
Established
&
Co.
1871
300 North 4th St., St. Louis
2, Missouri
Members
American Vitrified Products Co.—Calls Pfd. Stock—
The
been
entire
outstanding
issue
called for redemption Feb.
dividends.—V.
157, p. 986.
of
19
intends
forward-looking private enterprise."
a
The
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., Montreal, and associates, on Dec. 13
publicly offered $4,000,000 convertible 4% debentures, series A, dated
Nov. 1, 1949, and due Nov.
1, 1964, at 100 and interest.
The proceeds
will be used to repay bank loans and for additional
working capital.
due
McKce, President of Pacific Power, commenting on the new
"It is my understanding that the Allen
group, if permitted
purchase
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co., Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
The
company.
Amercian Sugar Refining
group
Co.,. only in the event that
the
for
consisting of Allen & Co,,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Kidder,
Peabody & Co.,
.SchoeJlkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., Robert Hawkins & Co., Inc.,
SPaqifia Northwest Co. and Butcher & Sherrerd, investment bankers,
a
was
by
Power's
"distributing any stock which may be purchased."
property or the stock will be sold by the Van Ingen group
authorized
liquidation
weeks
Made
Pacific
intention of
funded
to
were
shares.
Either the
if
11(B)
In August of 1942.
This
Supreme Court in 1946.
States
common
p.
American Power & Light Co.—New Offer
Pacific Power & Light Co. Common Stock—
amend¬
is
company entered under Section
United
into
189.
an
that the SEC will have both offers for
so
.
.
.
.
Pacific's
Period End. Dec. 31—
consider
be
would
being considered by American as a
step in compliance with the SEC's order for dissolution of the parent
American-Marietta Co.—Plans to Eliminate Conversion
on
that
Jan. 17 that American Power has filed
on
to its original petition
ment
Feature—
stockholders
$10.21
$2.83
in
paid under this offer would be $19,500,000.
p.
The
$9.35
6,784,426
coupons should
be de¬
tached and presented for payment through the usual banking channels
or
to
the
A.
T.
&
T.
company
direct,
the announcement said.
10
A
to
$4,050,000
all
Before
stock by American Power & Light Co.
in the proceeding now
pending before that body.
This offer will be
open until 5 p.m.
on Feb. 3 and amounts to $30 per share for the
Pacific Power company's 500,000 shares of
outstanding common stock.
Paul
nounced
228,843,725
ten-year 2%%
form
ern
should not approve
held
American Airlines, Inc.—Buys $4,050,000 Debentures—
223,333,395
Anderson, Clayton & Co., Inc.—Opens Mexican Plant—
the
The corporation also reported that it had
purchased during December
15,700 shares of series A preferred stock for the account of the
-corporation, and that as of Dec. 31 there were outstanding
•of
and
Trust
—V.
No
was
of
exchange
may
40
Federal Reserve System
its
.
its
American
6%
Louis
fractional
tenders
open
shares
4,550
1,737,783
55,852,381
number
average
principal
permanent
Reserve Banks
prior
common
2,518,112
subsidiaries
its
manent
40
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
firms
preferred stock for 10,497 shares
ttock, 4.520 shares of Long Island
72
40
Utility
says
that
Dempseytown
change Offer—
Amercan
Announcements
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
The
,
Dividend
application
Penn
88,223,581
235,628,151
230,696,265
7,612,870
Permanent Debentures
&
plan of liquidation
Company Act of
a
Holding
110,972,061
57,590,164
&
interest
Holders
Dempseytown are both wholly owned subsidiaries of
which, in turn, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Pennsyl¬
Electric Corp.
The latter now has on file with the
Penn
vania
•SEC
Clearings
and
■North
Allegany's
of Bank
Foreign Exchange Rates
The
Allegany
39
Course
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. .40
common
24,178,899
shares.
on
other
aiid
69,126,741
323.851,732
28,891,707
•
43
The
lines, 122.5 miles of field
of production lands, and appurtenant
pay
all
General Corporation & Investment News..Cover
55,458,907
341.668,326
69,678,007
per
portionate
254,724.991
15,515,552
ints.
T.
min.
"'Based
>
286,209,419
72,196.119
to A.T.
-Earns,
Miscellaneous Features
101,934,758
189,206,932
81.769,063
deductions.
to
113,577,934
223,326,750
12,666,224
stock
Co.
located in McKean, Potter and Tioga Counties, Pa.
are
Allegany
Applic,
Applic.
46,806,322
66,253,511
,
101,087.826
income
Net
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.29
(net)
1949—12 Mos.—1948
2,868.938,243 2,599,182,376
2,245,624,140 2,053.315,095
26,265,610
88,421,602
income
Interest
Cbm-
distribution
of
(Dow-Jones)
38,951,663
inc.
income
Total
674,101,844
562,588,226 534,776,401
55,720,945
operating
tOther
29
Bond Averages
$9.20
partly estimated.
1949
1949—3 Mos.—1948
745.687.436
taxes—_
opcr.
Net
-
properties, which Include about 298.8 miles of trans¬
lines, 253.6 miles
gathering lines, 6,131
Other
30
and
revenues,
Operating expenses.
Fed, inc. taxes
38
Stock
JFigures for December
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
;—34
37
the
$9.48
number of shares outstanding. tDoes not inolude
proportionate interest
in
munsLributed
earnings of
average
company's
35
Allegany Gas Co.
North
Exchange
34
Tho three companies, all of Port
Allegany, Pa., submitted the pro¬
posal in a joint application, which also includes a request by the two
selling companies for
authorization
to
transfer
their
facilities
to
mission
Stock
$2.33
46,165,357
IBELL SYSTEM CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS REPORT
33
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
Federal
13.
$2.56
55,180,000
%
32
Exchange
Stock Exchange
company of all the natural
and Dempseytown Gas Co. has
Co.
application
an
announced
was
Stock
Francisco
11,373,365
54,179,458 227,700,000 207,617,760
52,252,367 216,130,000 203,101,621
56,090,000
on
subsidiary companies.
this
by
3 4.740,000
^Earnings per share
"•Based
282,880,000 253,783.117
63.740,000
—
32
Allegany Gas Co.—Proposed Acquisitions—
The
income
Dividends
30
—30
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
the
for
cents
on
tNet
31
Toronto
877.
p.
Exchange
Exchange
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
cents
with
compares
ago.—V.
year
a
amounted
30
Montreal Curb Exchange
rate of
•for income taxes at
Interest deductions
21
the
Montreal
an
income
31
San
Net
17
(Bonds)
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Agncw-Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd.—Sales Up—
Salea
Total
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
an
2581.
p.
(net)
Midwest Stock Exchange
the Indianapolis
the purchase
represent
Stock
—
income
income
27,810,000
32,130,859
239.890,000 204.584.659
9
Exchange
Stock
Other
Los Angeles Stock Exchange—.
for
will
(Stocks)
income
Interest
Page
income.
oper.
participating preferred stock has
15, next, at $50 per share and accrued
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Phone
CEntral
Bell
7600
Teletype
SL 593
•
2
(358)
THE
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.—Refund Authorized—
The
figure
the
represents
$415,000
according to
Commission.
regular
—V.
The
in
will
who
were
fund
C.
he
of
excess
rebate
Charles
refund
customers
170,
earnings
customers'
Chairman
set
Wine,
made
the
on
rooeiving
6%
will
and
several
up
Chairman
service
in
to
ago,
the
February
bill
The
come
years
of
November,
1949.
The
company on Jan.
13 filed a registration statement with the
covering 33,097 shares of $5 cumulative preferred stock (no par)
40,425 shares of common stock ($1 ipar), Which are to he offered
exchange
common
issue
for
stock,
1.2
the
5%
$20
shares
cumulative
preferred
stock,
$100
is
ing although
preferred stock (with cash at the rate of $100 for
share to be paid in lieu of the dssuanoe >of fractional shares of
the $5 preferred.
Ashland will issue 35/100 share of $5 preferred and
1/20 share of Ashland common in exchange for each share of FreedomValvoline common (with cash at the rate -of $100 for the
-preferred and
the
last
exchange
fractional
According
"Shares
have
of
the
stock
and
and
value.
As of
in
whole
debentures,
stock
of
lieu
shares
4,000
Oil
of
value
its
outstanding
the
due
Ashland
sale of
proposed
1970
and
30,000
20,000
has filed
also
of
$15,000,000
shares
preferred
of
of
"selling
of (Louisville
Aetna
into
stockholders
Amendment
proved
the
of
21,350
used
J.
for
Ashland
and
the
articles
of
in
favorably
of
incorporation
cumulative
$5
the
the
upon
ended
purchase
3%
of
Aetna
also
was
ap¬
preferred stock of
33,097
and
merger
the
original
conversion
right
purchase 56.18
to
sinking
fund
debentures
due
1970.
conversion
upon
to
the
shares
50
Upon
tion
fractional
of
issuance
rights
conversion
■or
280.90
rate
basis
stock
common
171,
for
170,
Western
of
bond
due
1958,
with
cash
at
$1.80
share
per
under
It
was
time
•on
announced
from
net
each
quate
the
Dec.
$1,000
bond, instead of the original
14
30,
that
171,
stock
who
did
preferred
213.6% in the six
outstanding rose from
increase
an
of
not
have
stock
W.
their
present
H.
been
net
assets
stock
301,359
months'
period.
177,299
shares,
on
At
June
1949,
the
to
30
170%.—V.
or
Fund
31,
same
478,658
170,
into
in
account
the
*r'„%
amount
tively,
to
its
Barium
The
blast
Steel
initiate
will
or
added
that
Geo.
Moore
pointed
all
operation
decline
that
domestic
which
of
its
of
in
29
Mr.
conditions
in
and
have
plants
earnings.
competitive
out
the
foreign
shown
in
the
Moore
arising
through
194.9
U.
S.
did
attributed
increased
the
volume
find
G.
year's
A.
G.
J.
and
announced
with
Aiex.
the
acquisition
modern
of ;a
pig iron producing capacity of
approximately 600 tons daily, thus completing the integration of Bar¬
ium as
a
steel-producing company.
The furnace was purchased for
approximately $500,000 after some $4,870,000 had been spent on it In
the last
six years for
rehabilitation, modernization and enlargement.
plant is located on 11 acres on the Delaware River.
With the new acquisition, this
corporation will have an annual pro¬
its
the
capacity of .approximately 160,000
tons of basic pig iron, 800,000
and approximately 600,000
products, the announcement
tons of open hearth and electric
steel ingots
tons of semi-finished and finished steel
said.—V.
170,
Magee
form
&
a
Brown
Co.,
sales
new
Philadelphia,
and
service
Optical Co., Northeast
V. 171, p. 190.
Pa.,
unit
Division,
were on
be known
to
with
30
Dec.
Bausch
as
headquarters
in
to
merged
&
primarily to "highly
industry's effort to offset
of
sales."—-V.
171,
17
resolution by
a
available
tures,
income
net
outstanding
—V.
Union
authorized
payment
4%
series
170,
and
and
194.9
for
these
series
A,
15-year
1,
1,
was
The
convertible
arid
Tnis
than
more
convertible
all
on
1950,
1950.
payments.
4%.
3%%
Oct.
May
tire board that there
in
debentures,
B,
1
on
interest
of
also
&
recently completed
capacity of 10,000,000
rated
a
rayon
spinning machines,
when
needed.—V.
170,
with
at
cost
a
pounds
of
lor
space
of
about
sufficient
Ira
deben¬
trustee,
due Sept.
Carolina
Power
&
$2,731,441
Carl
2,124,711
oper.
Other
revenues
income
Gross
$606,730
_
(net)
and
22,583,649
$546,940
Si
due
$5,853,764
26,525
128,919
rayen
additional
an
It
yarn.
20
has
60
$7,027,023
$5,968,040
482,146
machines
1910.
p.
■eight
sold
V.
404,879
4,856,163
817,940
780,440
170,
1910.
p.
corporation
150,000 shares,
stock
Co.
Jan.
16
announced
that
it has
sold
One of the assets of the
Spreckels Companies is
Spreckels Sugar Co. which operates three beet
California.
The other 50%
of the stock of the
a
the
tn
in
Co.
has
its
been
owned
to
the
company's
50%
interest
factories
sugar
Spreckels
by The American Sugar Refining Co. for
Sugar
On
for
105,800
the
basis
on
011
Jan.
Blair
369.878
Midwest
11.—V.
Jan.
share
per
F.
7,
1950.
shares
of
of
Feb.
1,
effect
the
&
Co.,
for
each
shares
were
New
York.
Exchange
Midwest
on
50
par
cents,
at
the
Exchange
admitted
were
common
quarterly
since
is
July,
declared
stock,
opening
of
of
1945.—V.
40
170,
quarterly dividend
a
payable Feb.
increase
an
dividend
50
some
Blair
Holdings
the Spreckels
Corp.
was
Companies
a
member
June
on
the
of
group
1948.—V. 169, p.
7,
which
Central New York
organized
The
tal
stockholders
stock
stock
from
$4
dividend
date.—V.
170,
on
Dec.
20
million
paid
Dec.
to
21,
voted
$4.5
to
increase
million
1949,
to
to
the
auUiorized
provide
stockholders
of
for
a
of
five
cents
same
The
Boston Terminal
reorganization
are
support
of
land-Atlas
or
in
National
Bank
will
as
debtor.—V.
held
for
of
Bank
Boston),
of
the
purpose
as
170, p.
of
Boston
of
of
a
receiving evidence
reorganization of
(formerly
amended,
assist in consideration
and
Webster
in
the Rockand
Atlas
receiving such other
plan of reorganization for
evi¬
the
2582.
per
15
cents
to
share
which
cents
45
holders -of
per
share
of
record
been
letter of notification
filed with the SEC on Jan. 16 covering
2,200 shares of common stock to be sold for the account of a
selling
stockholder through Lamont & Co.,
Inc., Boston, Mass., at market
(approximately $10
per
was
share).—V.
170,
p.
784.
Corp.—To Increase Natural
State
Natural
Gas
Corp.
below.—V.
171,
190.
p.
announces
to
appear
1948.
The
Jan.
Two
and
was
on
other
Kuhn,
Bear,
19
that
be
according to
good.
balance
to
&
Co.__
150,000
k Co.,
&
Weeden
&
Welsh,
300,000
Co.,
Inc,
and
&
1,000,000
Co.
150,000
Cummins,
Inc.
,
1,000,000
Co
Davis
Wheelock
150,000
Inc.___
150,000
—,
Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co._
Woodard-Ehvood
&
Co._
150,000
Inc.
250,000
F.
100,000
Yantis
S.
&
Co.,
100,000
has
issue
been
of
secured
called
Payment
for
will
be
ground
rent
redemption
made
at
5V2%
Feb.
011
the
bonds
15,
next,
&
Elsley
Marshall
1578.
p.
has
common
for
the
stock
in
subject
year
1949
to
The issue
the
bonds
bid of 98.81%.
bids
were
&
Co.,
was
received,
Lehman
viz:
.
at
are
will
7%
three-story
a
A. H.
Jan.
in
building
Graham.—V.
offered
2
168,
at
East
3
52nd
St.,
1359,
p.
Offered Employees—
employees
the
right
to
purchase
the
oversubscribed.
The
sale
H.
on
Dorr,
A
President and
&
of
merger
the
two
principal
companies
1559.
p.
of
notification
of
filed
was
capital stock,
110
stockholders
at
With
with
par
SEC—
tlie
SEC
Jan.
on
value, to be
sold
>6
covering
the
for
account
prices
Fay,
San Francisco, Calif.,
will be
the
corporation
Jan.
on
bidding,
18
received
304,998
SEC
shares
underwriter.
authorization
its
of
shares
on
.share.
On
for
inviting
on
May
or
24,
Proceeds
request
after
the
are
of
1949,
common
bids
for
subscription
are
corporation,
so
to
as
23,
portion
sale
the
of
the
Jan.
unsubscribed
to
permit
of
by
to
sell,
stock,
the
opening
1,345,300
no
shares
stockholders
used
be
for
Commission
the
of
at
$10
construction.
reduced
bids
the
for
the
period
stock
1950.
"
The
to
corporation
purchases
the
position
be
of
the
Five
of
30.500
subject
of
offering
necessary
common
stock
or
for
a
desirable,
to
make
stab¬
period
24
hours
prior
of
bids,
such purchases not to exceed a net long
shares.
Disposition of the shares so acquired will
an
investment
proposed
its
of
opening
if
proposes,
amendment
to
be
filed
by
the
corporation.
banking groups are in the field to
this corporation of 304,998 shares
by
bid
of
for
4
the
additional
stock.
One
group is managed
by Morgan Stanley & Co.;.
by Merrill Lynch/Pierce, Fenner & Beane; one jointly by Shields
and R. W. Pressprich &
Co,; one jointly by Lehman Brothers,
common
one
Co.
Goldman,
Sachs
& Co.
and
Union
Securities
Corp.;
Inc., and W. C. Langley & Co., jointly.—-V. 171,
,
Co.,
this corporation
in -Challenge Airlines
shares)
S.
Inc.
authorized
16
(224.000
to
Airlines,
169,
Dec.
on
value.
offered
&
competitive
Board
Monarch
competitive
•
per
show
Interstate
Morgan Stanley 81
Brothers, Lazard Freres
sold
to
Bids will be reoeived by the corporation at its
office, 120 East 41st
Street, New York, 17, N. Y„ up to 3:15 p.m. (EST) 011 Jan. 23 for the
purchase from it of 304,998 shares of common stock, without par velue.
These
preliminary figures the
Revenues
publicly offered,
awarded
its
Loeb
&
Stroud
(The) Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Bids for Stock—
Co.—Earnings Up—
of
and accrued interest.
18
900,000
Co.,
250,000
Thomas
Co.___
Y.,
selling
Hooker
at
Commerce Commission authorization, $55,000,000 of first
mortgage 2%% bonds, series A, due Jan. 1,1980, at 99M>%
Jan.
&
Walter Stokes & Co
1,600,000
1973,
of
shares
ilizing
on
Co
Nicolaus
ranging from $7.25 per share
the first 1,000 slvares to $11.25 per share for the last
1,000 shares.
for
in
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bonds Offered—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. headed an underwriters' group
that
Smithers &
the
over
has
letter
five
of
approximately 20'%. Earnings per share are estimated
slightly in -excess of the $2.93 shown in 1948, despite the sale of
common stock in July, 1949.—V.
170, p. 2127.
group
Botany Mills, Inc.—Files With SEC—
A
be
assigned for further public hear¬
opposition to the plan
National
dence
be
1949
increase
S.
SLix
Color Television, Inc.—Files
5,000
25,240 additional shares of
77
of
the
Bankruptcy Act', as
Exeter, Eoston, Mass,, before Examiner
Harvey H. Wilkinson.
hearing is to
to
Co.—Reorganization Hearing—
proceedings
ing under the provisions of section
amended, on Feb. 7, 1950, at
The
for
greater than for
an
The
York
company
results
150,000
Scrib-
Inc.
1,600,000
contemplated.—V.
1695.
p.
Power
Central Ohio Light & Power
l2J/a%
record
2326.
p.
F.
Stifeb
500,000
Aeronautics
stockholder
is
par
capi¬
Co
&
300,000
1,600.000
its controlling interest
subsidiary, for $277,000
a.
The
New
Si
Dearie
ner
1,000,000
interest.
Civil
sell
business
Gas Facilities—
Co.—Capital Increased—Stock Div.—
1.000,000
Simon
Claude Neon, Inc.—Sale of Airline
Approved—
1106.
See
Boston Insurance
250,000
M.
to
years.
...
150,000
1,600,000
New
The
Sec
3069.
directors
This
1950.
regular
1,600,000
additional
share
one
Unsubscribed
Ciaybaugh
shares,
Stock
162, p.
12, the
011
Inc.
Co
treasury at SI less than the market price
York Stock Exchange.
The total number of shares offered
shall not have a purchase
price in exoess of $300,000.
The offering
will
continue to Jan.
31, 1950, unless prior to that time the entire
$300,000 of stock is sold.—V. 170, p. 2022.
stockholders
common
subscribe
share
Central Louisiana Electric Co.,
Inc.—Larger Div.—
holdings
or
&
600.000
company
011
stock held
the
to
the
on
Jan.
1,600,000
1,600,000
&
Inc.
Rhoadcs
company
The
A
approximately 41% of the outstanding capital
Spreckels Companies, to The American Sugar
Refining
the
of
on
by
outstanding
trading
Co._
Sills, Fair men fc Harris,
Clark Equipment Co,—Stock
190.
p.
The
on
This
to
per
expired
public
Blair Holdings Corp.—Sells
Spreckels Stock—
of
issued
$2.25
Centlivre Brewing Corp.—Listed
running at a high level," E. J. Gossett, Presi¬
stated, "and there is still a considerable backlog of orders to be
filled,"—V.
the
Romeroj.
I.
outstanding
15,
and
York, N.
Co.,
"Business is currently
dent,
to
&
Hutzler
Si
Hutton
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
4,116,506
for the period
entire
The
New
1949,
at
shares held,
171,
Bell & Gossett Co.—Business at
High Level—
26,
stock
common
Bros
City Investing Ce.—Sale of Realty—
recently
Dec.
Rothschild
114,276
$573,465
Corp.—Rights to Stockholders Expired Jan. 7—
rights
record
F.
Schoellkopf,
Shields
•Bank, Milwaukee, Wis.—V. 126,
on
of
L.
400,000
Singer,
,
&
150,000
Robinson-Humphrey
300.000
__d
common
has
200,000
1,600,000
& Oo.
Gardner
190.
p.
Feb.
101
at
inter¬
after
taxes
Cenco
Sliep-
Ire
Si
City Center Realty Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Bds. Called
The
75,416
Dividends applicable to
pfd. stock
The
Co.,
600.000
Mo ran
600.0<M>
Co.
&
Inc.
Co
100,000
Co.,
150,000
,___
171,
Inc.
&
500,000
Corp.
Co.
Loeb.
Mason,
150,00®
Pressprich
W.
Salomon
Co.____
Co.
—V.
20,376,232
$6,898,104
Co..
*
$26,229,996
$682,146
income
income
1,917,097
M.
&
Hawley,
'&
The
& Co., Inc.—_
250,000
Taylor Sr Co.___
650,000
Higginson Corp
1,600,000
Lee
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,464,037 $29,481,753
ard
Reinholdt
Kalmail
Light Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
Operating revenues
Oper. exps. and taxes__
&
150,000
•&
_______
Prescott,
1,600,000
Co._
Illinois
Co
Copciand
Inc.
'
Pollock
R.
Kean,
1,
E.
400,000
Co.___
&
1,600,000
Palmer
150,000
Anderson
Son.
&
Jackson
Inc
300,000
100,000
300,000
Si
&
Co.,
Co
500,000
W. Pizzini
Win.
300.000
Ilaupt
The
is notifying holders of
1965, that $104,000
as
B.
300,000
Ma niche
Parsons
Period End. Dec. 31—
est
300,000
Co
Ellis
400,000
&
&
1,600,000
Kendall,
1,000,000
Cor
Michigan
&
Co
Webber,
Patterson,
Hoyden, Stone & Co
1,600,000
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
debentures,
principal amount of these bonds have been drawh
by lot for redemption
through the sinking fund on March 1, 1:950 at 106%. The bonds will be
redeemed at the office of the Louisville & Nashville
RR. Co., 71 Broad¬
way, New York, N. Y.—V. 151, p. 543.
Net
&
&
300,000
150,000
& Co
300,000
Steele
Co.__
Co.__
Curtis
Roger S.
Co.,
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
has
company
/
$11,000,000
Paine,
Securities
of
&
&
Co
150,000
Co._
&
100,000
Ohio
&
Merle-Smith
Gregory &
Hallgarten
2582.
p.
J. P. .Morgan & Co.
Incorporated,
ffisb mortgage 4% bonds, series A,
company's new viscose rayon plant at Childersburg, Ala., will
foe operating at full
capacity by the end -of January, according to
X, Rogosin, Piesident.
plant,
Otis
600/000
1L.
Gicen,
action
income
income
of
The
The
500,000
Co
1,600,000
Miller
O'Gara
300,000
Trust
C.
O'Cmnell
Alfred
Co.
and
Bcane
R.
Newton
The
____
and
fc
&
Pierce,
Inc.
250,000
Co._
Granbery,
Jan.
on
M.
Homer
100,000
&'
Freeman
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—New Plant in
Operation—
-
Co.__
Co.
directors
outstanding debentures, due on April
sinking fund payment, of $500,003, due
E.
mort¬
respec¬
100,000
900,000
Sons
Collins
Fauset,
102.
p.
349
principal
Co.
Corp.
1,600,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
250,000
ments Authorized—
Lomb
Yox-k.—
New
&
Hutchison
&
&
150,000
&
first
the
purchase
Mullaney, Wells
Newhard, Cook
1,600,000
Phillips Co
Equitable
a
this
Capital Airlines, Inc.—Interest and
Sinking Fund Pay¬
Net
Bausch & Lomb Optical
Co.—Subsidiaries Merged—
Two
subsidiaries, Colonial Optical Co,, New York, and Mclntire,
Inc.
Co
Day & Co
Dempsey Si Co.____.
the
suffer
493
issuance
250,000
W.
100,000
Inc.
First
2222.
p.
Co.
&
Codings
Dick
E.
500,000
&
the
and
to
Lynch.
500,000
Courts
record
McMaster
750,000
Brothers
Julieu
of
1980,
Me mil
&
Securities Corp.
& Burr Inc
R.
agreed
150,000
Co
Byllesby
C.
1,
have
Feancr
C.
neces¬
Only in
1950
Co.
'
Brown
purchasers
Jan.
Co.,
Coffin
Canadian
comimny
1.
'
Clayton
The
duction
&
Parker
Blair
M.
the
due
they
Inc. $4,550,000
Uurr .fc Co.. Inc..
Carolina, Ciinchfield & Ohio Ry.-^-Partial
Redemption
a
A,
which
1,000.000
Bradford
Evyd
showed
in
growth.
27-679 155
7o'524
II" 140,'903
follows:
Becker
C.
of
names
scries
bonds
Boettcher and Co
it
TO
1.111-1111"
Applegate & Co.
Si
Dallas
company
licensing
00nsistmt
from
will
EFFECT
-
______
Bache
1949—12 Mos.—1948
bottling companies
during the year.
(GIVING
5 %
(par $100)
(stated at $10Q per share)_!
Red pa til
$126,092,490 $157,465,692
other
will
owned.
are
OPERATION)
Securities
Auchincloss,
told Stockholders on Jan. 9 that Canada
price increases in most areas of the United
take similar action
operations,
Corp.—Acquires Blast Furnace—
corporation on Jan. 12
furnace at Chester, Pa.
such
as
American
beverage industry "receives inade¬
selling its beverages at prewar prices
in
operating
and
ingredient posts,"
products,
which
7,157
Coast.
A
par
Hal.sey, Stuart4fe Co.
East
carbonated
increases
which
$55,000000
series
no
bonds,
of
are
Hirsch
'
Gulf
CAPITALIZATION
ofoligalioaas
stock
Inc.
past
$55,000,000
bonds
stock,
William
1949—Month—1948
'President,
earnings in both
666.
p.
Texas
Corp.
Ames, Emerioh
taken
present
used
bonds,
and important
agricultural areas
territory from Lake Michigan and the
Mountains and from
Minneapolis and
Rocky
UNDERWRITERS—The
gage
\
been
4%
cities
plains
the
of
and
funds
$12,000,000.
Vodrey, Secretary, 517
of
obtain
mortgage
property owned by the company at Jan.
of additional first 11101
tgage bonds is limited to
for
notified
principal
West
to
road
prices
be
$33,644,500),
to
NOTE—On
102.
p.
the
for
He
Mr.
a
this
of
Dec.
on
the
mortgage
Common
14745.
p.
to the First National Bank
or
the
Middle
to
Preferred
will
H.
that
Moore,
followed
the
1949, to $7,169,462
Paul
First
com¬
incurred
to
applied
mortgage 4 V2 %
general
(approximately
of
REFUNDING
conditions
accept,
the
Distillers which
&
A
notes
at
,
are
the
OUTSTANDING
Chairman, in the company's annual report for the
1, 1949, states: "During tnc past year, the company's
Cuba were sold to local interests • at a
gross
loss <of
progressive
W.
The
of
shares
31,
June
on
St.
of
■Caldwell
prices
despite
1290.
p.
Jan.
on
$2,285,970
Increase
other
subscrip¬
Axe-Houghton Fund B, Inc.—Assets Rise 213%—
■a
and
series
promissory
bind¬
Breweries
Brewers
the
rose
90%
190.
p.
Declaring
on
shares
waiving this
Unless
necessarily
of
mosu
vast
purposes
•
bonds
the
company's total mortgage debt
only $7,€85 per mile, of road
owned.
rate ot
Mississippi River
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.—To Raise Prices-
the
at
July 6, 1949 (see V. 169, p. 2747), the
changed 'from $4 to $3.56 per common share,
shares.—V.
10.
not
the
m
There
Oct.
in
mounting costs
stock
common
was
is
fund
the
company's
bonds,
of
(Inc.)
evi¬
of $4 per share, now •entitle the holder to
$3.56 per share, or a total of 337.08 common
of and exercise of warrants attached to each
expired
common
250
of
bonds,
shares.
of
which
company's
of
$1,000 general mortgage and collateral 4Va %
lieu
Feb.
sinking
of
constitute
the
seives
outstand¬
share.
for
100%.
COMPANY—-Operates 7,619 miles
Shareholders of
certificates to the
stock
and
offer
$9,593,540 $12,325,707
—V.
States.
price
at
of
5%
new
Sales
sary to
attached
purchase
shares
their
3
at
It
the
of
per
will
■be
wili
R.
warrants
dencing
$31.50
to
redemption of all ©f the
company's first
($25,7WD,>000). Upon these retirements
Equipment
Period End. Dec. 31—
Dry has
shares
the
the
$5)
Butler Bros., Chicago—December Sales Lower—
proposal.
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co.—Conversion Basis—
Stock
for
control
at
redeemed
A
Freedom-Valvoline
of
is to sell $15,000,000
171, p. 189.
(par
outstanding.
in
Jan.
subsidiary
a
preferred
operations."—V.
Oil Co.
Several stock¬
of these companies will
sel) 20,000 Shares and the company
intends -to sell 30,000 shares
publicly for cash, according to a registra¬
tion statement now 011 file with the SEC.
At the same time the com¬
—V.
Ltd.,
Distillers
made
$1,384,453, which loss has
has become effective,
merger
acted
shares
issued
acquisition
authorizing
approved the terms for merger of Aetna
already
were
.on
stock
be
income
payment
semes
Spencer Love,
year
holders
pany
for
properties
Ashland
150,000
shares
the
in
16
hav1™-
to authorize
which
Jan.
on
is
the
in
&
Burlington Mills Corp.—Sells Cuban Property—
fund
preferred
stockholders").
stockholders
purchase
forward then' certificates for payment to
Merger and New Preferred Issue Approved—
The
Oil Co.
to
turn
&
Broadway, East Liverpool, Ohio,
Liverpool.—V. 170, p. 2434.
state¬
offered
be
to
are
vote
capital
to Western Canada Breweries, Ltd.—V. 168,
6%
of
*
by
to
shareholders
name
exchange
sinking
cumulative
$5
shares
8%
Ritfdeia
part.
become
Holders
Co.
common
registration
a
C.
Brush-Moere Newspapers, Ine.- -Redeems
Unexchanged
6% Preferred Stock—
Freedom-Valvoline.
of
convea'tible
to
of
common).
Freedom-Valvoline
of
authorized
company
between
Brewers
provision
sufficient
will
asked
in
scheduled to
were
Breweries,
iafter
Canada
in
or
change its
1949, the aggregate book value
Freedom-Valvoline Oil Co. was
of
book
aggregate
additional
(an
sale
outstanding
stock
in
paid
shares
If
pany
$5,566,624."
covering
•stock
Sept. 30,
preferred
the
stock
be
to
common
fractional
and
common
previously reported,
ment
the
for
prospectus, there are
shares of common
outstanding
was
As
price
preferred
80,851
preferred
market
MOO,000
$5
of
to the
and
of
no
selling
shares
preferred
in
been
of
turned
full
a
foe
have
Bank
stock
W.
also
may
PURPOSE—Proceeds from the. sale
the redemption
of all
of
the
issue
21
offered
Western
of
by
shares.
recently
shares
headed
bonds
ranging from 101.50%
publicily late
syndicate
a
increasing
on
million
1
company
Royal
Freedom-Valvoline
,
to
Jan.
on
and
269,235
Western
par,
of Freedom-Valvoline Oil Co.
Ashland will
its $5 preferred in exchange for each Share of
of
750,000
Monday, January 23, 1950
the
to
ing stock of the
are
and
par,
CHRONICLE
connection with expansion of
operations, proposes
first mortgage bonds and an issue
of convertible
expected the securities will -be offered
stockholders
The
The
in
FINANCIAL
on
is
borrowing
from
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Registers With SEC—
and
It
February, 1950, through
Co., Ltd., Montreal, Canada.
the
SEC
issue
an
in
all
2433.
p.
An
company,
create
debentures.
State
to
&
Brewers & Distillers of Vancouver,
Ltd.—Proposed Fi¬
nancing, Stock Increase — Acquisition and Change in
Name—
The Arkansas Public Service Commission
recently authorized this
company to refund approximately $300,000 to its
37,000 customers in
Arkansas and Missouri.
from
COMMERCIAL
p.
and
Blyth & Co.,
3.
93.68;
Co.
and
Stearns & Co. (jointly), 98.60; both for 2a%s.
Redemption of the new first mortgage bonds may be made at "the
option of the company at prices ranging from
103.50%
to
100%;
Columbian Carbon Co.—Subsidiary Sells Plantit
is
reported
manufacturing
Co.
It
was
that
plant
at
assessed
at
H.
D.
74-78
Rooscn
20th
&
St.,
$105/000.—V.
Co.,
Inc.,
Brooklyn,
170,
p.
980.
N.
a
subsidiary,
Y.
to
it#
Debt .0%$
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(359)
Combustion
Engineering-Superheater, Inc.—Secondary
Distribution—Kuhn, Loeb & Co., made a secondary
offering after the close
shares of capital stock
share which
the
was
of
the
(no
market
Jan.
value)
par
closing price
see
SEC
be
corporation
covering
issued
shares
exchange
ba..is.—V.
par
Jan..
on
1,400
in
168,
12
l'ilecl
of
for
notification
with
prior
preferred stock, par
preferred stock, on a
844.
p.
ot
for
the
account
Feb.
en
series
15,
A,
Feb.
15,
the
of
—V.
171,
S.
Executive
Vice-President, has announced that this
plans to open a plant in France
to manufacture can
scaling
compounds and other
products.—V. 169, p. 2417.
1961,
the
Dennis
parent
chromium
Co.,
with
subsidiary,
a
plants
ing of the
be
be
applied in
the initial
drilling,
raising,
with
construction
followed
old
to
are
including
to
section of
the
winze
new
,The
acquire, explore
its
mines
and
organization
and
Alexander
Prcgel
in
July,
develop mining properties in Colorado.
the
company
and
to
acquired
of
process
The
also
company
Andrew
received
Fleming,
equipped 100-ion
mining property.
mill
to
site
a
per
day
It
a
A%
non-cuml,
(par
being
45-acre
flotation
traot
of
group
Burns
interest.
decide
the
and
Counsel
for
12
old
Six
silver
Not
the
from
stock .(no
Chase
appointed
par.)
registrar
The
Public
appointed
not
is
and
of
both
National
trustee
Trust
tor
of
the
classes
Bank
the
Co.,
Continental
&
Dec.
6,
York,
Net
un¬
City
of
stockholders
of
per
p.
stock.—V.
Blake,
increase
Sept.
of
President,
in
the
30.—V.
sales
New
due
York
have
171,
been
company
York,
1965,
N.
Y.,
to
are
Jan.
be
31,
year."
has
been
of
the
the
was
is
least
dissolution
of
The
dis¬
indication
every
company's
the
will
to
the
be
oi
to
&
used
the
one
be
Co.
for
treasury
extent
stock
(without
common
share
for
offered
is
fiscal
named
With
par
subscription
Gas
be
the
as
by
principal
company on Jan.
mission that its
supply
lifted.
gas
The
The
Most
of
D.
E.
Gas
facilities
that
to
gas
under
in
256
Co.
Panhandle
the
was
General
subsidiary,
movement
able
to
of
gas
to
Other
enlarge
its
possible
was
that
be
Balance
171,
that
pipe
As of
to
storage and
capacity last fall
Net
has .acquired the
Ky.—V. 170, p. 6o9.
company
United
a
p.
2435.
(Steamship) Co., Ltd.—To Merge
Subsidiary—
this
company is -reported to
ing over Atlantic steamship operations now
conducted
by
White Star. Ltd., a wholly owned
subsidiary.—V. 167, p. 1920.
The
Commercial
William
Dana
and
Finanoial
Seibert,
Chronicle
President,^ William
Salle
(Reg.
D.
U.
S.
be
tak¬
Cunard
$399,452
$169,558
$1,978,859
and
and
liabilities of $220,559.—V.
River Gas Works
27,616
9,909
$113,416
6,709
63,114
67,945
$25,369
$201,975
$181,362
.
income
from
inc.
gross
4,576
,4,906
52,400
36.764
$13,349
income
per
capital
$20,464
$149,575
$144,598
$2.26
$2.10
share
—
170,
1913
p.
for
1948
and
the
the
Lazarus
an
new Fresh Meadows
branch of
Eloomingdnles.
that the recent increase in
Federated dividends
rate of $2.00 to $2.50 on
the common stock was
said
annual
an
operating
company.—V.
made
There
ture
N.
have
been
called
recent corporate
a
holding company
192.
p.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
for redemption
bonds
such as the
measures
organization irom
171,
First Investors Shares
$5,000 67e
convertible
>
.
Food Fair
Stores, Inc.—Stock
Sold—Eastman, Dillon &
Co. on Jan. 11
announced the closing of the
subscription
books on the
offering of $8,000,000 15-year 3% sinking
fund debentures. See V.
171, p. 192.
236,241
Foothills Oil & Gas
Co., Ltd.—New Control—
——
$2,154,933
Control
of
this
company
was
troleums, Ltd. from Imperial
$1,775,364
175,141
interest
Holding
Association
184,735
The
transfer
at ,232
office
Longheed
$1,590,629
Ford
for
Oil
the
recently
Ltd.
Building, Calgary,
acquired
(see
by
latter in
company's
capital
Alberta,
1949
E.
1948
$1,758,598
160.512
V.
Federated
170,
stock
is
Canada.—V.
1,371,300
157,911
___.
Executive
"1949
was
and
last,
year
1,426,727, compared
1949
1948
$27.14
2326.
Vice-President,
a
year
technical
Stock
'-
151,
the
A
complete new
production this
1947
$23.65
37,029,242
line
Ford
iT.
F.
engine
department,
announced
1943
National
Bank, Chicago,
notified
holders
.
-Distribution
of
funds
7,
the
were
6%
income
arc
to
be
corporate
used
for
improvements to
171, p. 191,
purposes.—V.
the stock
notes
Jan.
20,
Office) William B. Dana
Business Manager.
Published
Company,
Publishers,
25
Park
on
depositary receipts
dividend
1950.—V.
available
begin¬
the bank,
leased
a
year-end
outstanding
all
since
Ford
1929.
1949,
units
in
statement,
engineering
products."
Mr.
Breech
trucks.
including
said.
Tractor
division
turned
coaches,
was
1948.
industrial
Jan,
power
units
Manager
11.—V, 171,
will
the
of
p.
into
go
industrial
192.
stock
a
American
'
trustee
that
1894.
company has authorized distribution to
its ordinary stockholders
dividend of cne share of
AV?;VU. redeemable preference
stock,
par value
16 shillings, for
each ordinary share
held, the New York
Curb Exchange has been
informed, Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will
distribute the stock dividend to
holders of American
depositary receipts
for
ordinary stock of the company in the form of
American depositary
receipts for preference stock.
1947
$15.05
(Chicago)
p.
(England)—Stock Distribution—
The
of
$15.34
$18.22
—
in
Baciiman,
31,408,228
"1949
share...
highest
1,153,083
of
month,
$23.73
2336.
in
by
year
with
located
Announces New Power Unit Line—
Fund—Asset Value-
'
marked
improvements
was
Pe¬
2055).
p.
now
Output Up—
The Ford division
produced 840,980 cars and
244,742
production' totaled
104,267 and the
Lincoln-Mercury
out 203,239
Mercurys and 33,329 Lincolns.
Production of all units for the
$1,573,863
1,371,304
Breech,
that
Production
15,260
$1,568,426
——
R.
sta,ted
advancements
169,475
113,434
_
Motor Co.,
Detroit—1949
Only)
$1,743,567
:
income
Howard
deben¬
due Sept. 15,
1954, at 105 and interest to Feb.
15, 1950 at
Guarantee & Trust Co.,
trustee, 176 Broadway, New York,
Y.—V. 166, p: 1354.
'
•
Title
Fox
There
of
4
on
Jan.
for, the
18,
1950.
ordinary stock
Record
date
were
for the
170, p. 2225.
quoted
dividend
were
recently called for redemption on Jan.
15,
debentures dated Jan. 15, 1947 ($7,000
1950,
serial
due
$10,000
Jan.
15,
1952, and $3,000 due Jan. 15, 1953) at
100 and interest.
Payment is
being made at the St. Louis Union Trust
Co., St. Louis, Mo.—V. 165,
p. 683.
^
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Dissolves
Subsidiary—
Freeport Exploration
p.
Co.,
a
303.
subsidiary, has
Frobisher, Ltd. (Canada)—Sale
The
of
company
in December
its capital stock
at
$2.75
was
per
been
dissolved.—V.
of Stock
170,
Options—
reported
share
to
to have sold 20,000 shares
Nesbitt Thomson & Co.,
Ltd.,
Montreal, Canada, and 20,000 shares at the
same
price to Ventures,
Ltd., parent, payable by Jan. 4,
1950, and ha,, optioned 100,000 shares
at
premises
,
S3
same
per-
share
price
to
to
Nesbitt
Ventures
Place, New York 8,
(general news and
Thomson
Ltd.,
&
exercisable
Co.
by
and
60,000
June 9,
shares
at
1951.
N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
135
S. La
twice
a
week
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and
St., Chicago 3, 111
[every Thursday
Publisher;
State 0613);-. 1
second-class matter
advertising issue)
with
Drapers' Gardens, London,
a
statistical
February 25, 1942, at the pest
issue
on
E. C., England, c/o Edwards
Monday!.
Other
office at New
&
Smith.
York, N. Y., under, the Act of March.
Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana
Union, $35.00 per year; in Dominion
of
3,
1879.
Company.
Reentered
Canada, $38.00 per year.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S.
Other
NOTE: On account of the
Possessions, Territories and Members of PairCountries, $42.00 per year.
fluctuations in the rates of
offices;
as
American
exchange,,
remittance
for-foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements must be made
ex
was
Brothers Mfg. Co.—Partial
Redemption—
Va ','c
Patent
Riggs,
(Telephone
*
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,890,421
$1,874,442
$163,410
$1,539,123
2,500
—,——
50.624,338
general
Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
possible partly by
expense-saving
simplification which changed, the
22,124
278.842
of
assets
$17,926
Mr.
$1,539,123
$1,873,591
,
share.——
proceeds
listing
1,761,026
from
Edison Brothers
Stores, Inc.—Private Placement—This
has concluded arrangements
through Lehman
Brothers, G. H. Walker & Co., and
Bacon, Whipple &
Co. for a loan of
$1,750,000 from a life insurance
company
to be evidenced
by a 3Vs% 17-year
promissory note, due
Jan. 15,
1967, Harry Edison, President, announced 011
Jan. 17.
...
for
York,
2557.
$138,861
Not,
company
The
New
166, p.
1,751,559
rev.
sales
77,652
$1,873,591
—
Receivership—
fiscal year
ending Jan. 28, 1950 are expected to
be.
"considerably larger" than 1948 sales of
$346,526,318 and "the
largest for any 52-week
period in the company's
history," Fred Lazarus,
Jr;, President, told
stockholders on Jan. 17.
The
1949
figures, ho
explained, will include those of
Milwaukee Boston Store, acquired in
$1,638,898
77,652
j-
upon surrender of the notes at
the office of
South Dearborn
St., for payment of principal and all
accumulated
interest. ' $194.30 interest was
available for distribution on each
$1,000
principal amount of notes.
Interest ceased to accrue on
Dec. 7, 1949.'
The trustee further
reported that no distribution will be
made at
this time to preferred
unit "holders, but will
notify them when such
distribution will be made.—V.
170, p. 593.
and
$5,004,438
■
recently
Dec.
$3,882,150
Federated Department
Stores, Inc.—1949 Sales Higher
Total
'
ning
$552,693
413,750
Valley
—.
above)
(as
surplus—
at
Earnings
384,896
-•
First
$5,418,180
144,750
$2,023,795
454,314
Edgewater Beach Apartments
Notes—*
1950,
$4,355,096
472,946
$18,660
591,909
$2,433,173
191.
p.
34,479
2583.
p.
$1,431,886
31,868
1
per
170,
$587,172
57,500
stock
common
$8,017
to
$201,426
38
Co.* head
pfd.
152,972
project
37,416
Sept. 31—
assets
—V.
2,770,310
deductions-
292-mlle,
The
$1,908,784
526,388
A
As of Dec. 31—
due
Higginson
simplify operations,
main
lines.
$231,428
dividends
170, p.
1.278.244
1,494,366
near
application,
L
Eaton &
2,843.754
274.627
$456,952
Ford Motor Co., Ltd.
ne
The
this
170,
order
terminus
$1,321,123 $15,668,874 $15,268,32^
1,173,998 K 13,762,090
13,836,436
54.301
——.—
per
115,977
171,607
—
and
Deducts,
1949—12 Mos.—1948
income
from
assets
252,946
tax
S. H. Rifkind on Jan.
3 appointed Peter
Schiller as receiver
company following the filig 011 Dec.
30 of a
voluntary bank¬
petition
in
the
Federal
Court
Gross
Subs.)—Earnings—
$147,126
assets
the
1
Corp. and Kinsley &
Adams which offered on Jan. 18 a
secondary distribution
of 28,556 shares of common stock
(no par value). The
stock was priced at $51
per share, less a
$2 per share
concession to members of the
NASD. The issue was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.—V.
Cunard
(&
62,178
income
Net
65,715
$9,466,743
per¬
Eaton & Howard
Balanced Fund—Asset Value—
of
&
In
the
lateral
$169,249
paid.
Convertible dividends paid—
cities,
365,352
$8,693,216
$160,988
proposed
1C3.
p.
1,139,686
—
p.
17,577
$977,777
operating income
Nqnoper. income—net—.
■
171,
43,448
Net
extending
$1,979,792
Net
8,454
$9,401,027
revenues—
—V.
construct
sales
$1,308,935
'(Earnings
Common
43,157
$8,327,865
$881,505
for
$104,580
Oper.
Associates—
subs,
.
542
$960,200
—
for
170,
Fall
'
Inc., Louisville,
Lee
project
its
Subs.)—Earnings—
$838,057
_
Pericd End. Nov. 30—
1949.
to
of
1949—Month—1948
12 Months Ended Oct.
31—
Total income
—V.
Crompton & Knowles Loom
Works—Secondary Offer¬
ing—The First Boston Corp. and Estabrook
including
order
an
withdraw
(&
7,780
—
income
this
of
capacity of approximately 200 million
day for sale at wholesale to
public
operating distribution systems in commun¬
inc.
U.
Utilities
taxes
devel¬
income
ruptcy
.
Expenses,
Co.—Acquisition—
recently reported
Plumbing & Mill Supplies,
group
of
per
Co._
E.
income
taxes
and
income
Judge
500,000
9,230,761
Com¬
that
& gen.
(Del.)
Electronic Corp. of
America—In
1948
which
eastern
an
to
minority interest-——
to
shares
costs
req.
-V.
12'issued
;
—V.
new
out
30,
miles
requirements—Blackstone
to
and
$1,331,071
1949—Month—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,556,955
$2,067,299 $27,674,981 $20,763,170
1,711,118
1,106,557
19.303,958
11,353,688
revenues
Balance
$2.64
pipeline
to
motion
011
Crane
Div.
14,467,722
1,257,738
13,209,984
4,994,824
applicat'on
gas
$194,012
Total
prov.de
asked
said
built
and
gas
.
Electric
Eastern
»
It
including
14,628
Michigan
Manager,
had
into
June
income
Nonsubsidiary
or
pipe line
the delivery of a
greater amount oi gas to
storage.
These two factors and the
unseasonable warm weather
have resulted
in a greater amount of
gas Leing in
storage than had been expected.
Mr.
Kara
estimated
that
at
least
15,000
additional space heating
customers would be connected in
1950.—V
171, p. 191.
making
Net
(he
Net
Vice-President and
Storage Co., a
speed
$603,315,
initial
an
natural
div.
stock
share—381,994
deductions
Federal
and
—f
Earnings of
The
distributed by this
company is brought to
Oklahoma
and
Kansas
by
the
Panhandle
Co.
its
Pa.,
a
proposed
200
deductions-..*,
Applicable
employees
heating customers
advisement,
some
Jan.
on
,
by
Service
and
have
to
which
record
amend¬
underwriter.
sufficient
customers
ot
request
service
gas
now
its
had
about
revenues^—
Deductions
Interest
Public
filed
was
operating
income—net
&
com.
103.
income
being
$2.68
natural
19 .filed
municipalities
New England.—V.
Preferred
gas
Texas,
Line
Karn,
Michigan
is
gas
for
connections
took the
supplies
natural
from
Pipe
natural
Michigan
townships.
the
Michigan
the
the
on
Commission
and
Eastern
of
advised
$2.96
Income
5,183,791
withdraw
Phoenixville,
Dec.
011
and
of
Applicable
the
space-heating service
company
villages
18
near
to
Deducts, from gross inc.
SEC
Asks Lifting of Gas
Heating Restrictions—
The
$3.43
Gross
the
Low
500,000
L
million
or
Operating
Oper. rev.
Gas
of
Storage
supplied
line
ftet
in
1949-1950 construction program
restrictions
by
was
Harry
9,181,581
15,133,416
1,242,419
13,890,997
stock
Commission
Gross Income
SEC—
the
value),
stockholders
point
designed
Other
purposes
for
$1,132,156
exps.
Other
com¬
$101,646,810 $98,727,208
companies
.
,
$76,000,000.
Approximately $20,000,000 of additional fi¬
through the issuance of securities is
contemplated in 1950.
present
to
outstandings
sharc__—_
$28
a
Utility
ends
vear
.
property additions and improvements
for expenditures made for «uch
necessary
67,500
$1,309,533
to
$6,500,000.
1943
Eastern Utilities
Associates
six
eaph ten shares then held.
for
approximates
unlimited
amounted
stock
Period End. Oct. 31—
*
discharge or refunding of obligations incurred for such
purposes, consisting of bank loans
aggregating
$9,000,000. The company made
$33,000,000 of construction expenditures
during the first ten months of 1.949; its
nancing
lor
the
lawsuit
a
Lecn,
_
that
first
registration statement with
a
subscription, by
rate
are
Stanley
sell
this
was
subsidiary,
through
its subsidiary, Michigan
underwriting terms are to
reimburse
and,
for
the
at
Morgan
Proceeds
to
common
shares
tnat
—
corporation
utilities
1949—12 Mos.—1943
"there
at
company and
price and
offering
ment.
filed
of
67,500
surplus
applicable
opment
Subs.)—Earnings—
Mass.
24-inch
Dissolution
of
originally
The
,
102.
—
(Mich.)—Registers
13
S1.199.65G
-
requirements-
Paso Natural Gas Co.
Net
Net
Jan.
offered
1950,
Unsubscribed
_
Power
company
which
succeeding Manu¬
p.
a
The
$3,091,644 $16,139,984 $11,316,978
that
continue
fiscal
shares
on
454,457
Ltd.
30—
associated
this -corporation
Boston,
'
Consumers Power Co.
The
to
been estimated
$85 per share.
Marco
claim
(&
Nov.
common
Federal
from
,
3.
p.
Quinlan
102.
construction
1559.
p.
..
covering
171,
mitting
1,821,750 shs.
169,
171,
approved
2182.
states
will
current,
$1,377,033
p.
Oper.
191.
p.
Eastern
Trustee Appointed—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
_
174,475
$90,914
Operating
been
Natural Gas
Corp.—Permitted to Withdraw
Application Proposing New England
Pipeline—
$463,750
New
wholly-owned
a
$4,901,000
-
Octave
the
has
has
out
by
tax
common
Earnings
Cornoll-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Sales Show
Gain—
Period End. Dec. 31—
months
of
—-V.
.
\
171,
proposal
——
the
'
_
sales
&
and
pointed
the
stock dividends
tncoine applicable to common
The
Investing Co., Inc.
,
Net
from
the
'
.
a
shareholders
Preferred
Shares
ities
the
191,394
$98,210
Operating
resigned.—V.
company,
1091 Park Ave,, Inc.,
solved in April, 1949.—V.
160, p.
$1,374 131
171,
EI
the
company stated
that
should
the
courts
the sum
involved
in
the
suit
would
be
shareholders' equity.—V.
149, p. 725.
income
cubic
Realty
last,
subsidiary,
fer
Ended
income
with
to
2,000,000 shs,
Trust Co.,
debentures
3W'r
New
$1,568,427
13,148
plaintiffs,
——
Dividends
fully
a
sales
move
contiguous
intention
Approved—
On
seven
containing
$1,600,000
_„
Bank
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—New
facturers
land
present
-
National
$104,063
28,783
Pericd End. Nov, 30—
another
approved
company
that
the
Months
Federal
(GIVING EFFECT TO FRESENT
FINANCING)
Authorized
Outstanding
pfd.
stock
—
43.060
$126,992
deductions
—V.
workings.
.
The
by
Dow Chemical Co.
1946
non-conv.
$100)
Common
patented
of
which
(he company's
to* the mine
is
adjacent
CAPITALIZATION
/
a
13
President,
against
deducted
Shortly
located,'
owns
and
building to Collier, Norris
be
inst tuted
Charles
extensive
unexplored ground
staling approximately 334
acres
surrounding these mines which are
located
on
Caribou
Hill,
Boulder County, Colo. The
property consists of 32 patented
claims, 13
unpatented claims in the
patented claims recently
17,424
divs.
COMPANY—Organized by Bories
after
$1,551,003
2,798
an
Corp., Montreal, Canada—Sale
Ap¬
Dec.
on
-
to
$101,264
2,304
income
Balance
stockholders
Amount
Tunnel, and the installation of addi¬
and mill
equipment. It is also the intention of the
company
apply part of the proceeds to
additional metallurgical and
geologi¬
research.
to
Newark
company's auditors to be between $83
tional mine
cal
Square
Suit—:
pany's office
buildings, widen¬
the Idaho
$124,688
per
operating division
Kearny, N. J., producing
chemicals.
proved
diamond
and
oper.
income.
income—net
Exploration
stage to develop¬
sinking,
of
367,258
Balance
Subsidiary, Etc.—
become
California.—V.
Consolidated Caribou Silver
Mines, Inc.—Stock Offered
L. Burton &
Co., on Jan. 17 publicly offered
(as a speculation) 800,000 shares
of common stock (no
par value) at $1.25 per
share.
work,
at
will
The name of
Emeryville Chemical Co..
changed to Diamond Alkali Co. of
—William
PURPOSE—Proceeds
$468,522
390,154
Earnings
Diamond Alkali Co.—To
Merge
Martin
of
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$5,852,885
$5,346,557
4,301.881
4,015,486
$514,842
Net income
Preferred dividend
Ferguson,
company
of
1949—Month—1948
taxes__
and
exps.
Gross
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—To
Open French Plant
H.
to
for
3
Co.—Earnings-
revenues
Utility
a
secondary distribution
through Blyth & Co., Inc.
191.
p.
Electric
Pericd End. Nov. 30—
Operating
recently offered as
net, have been sold
Dominion
ment
308.
p.
Income
sinking fund, at 102 and interest.
Payment
will be made at the Old
Colony Trust Co., trustee, Boston. Mass., or
at the State Street
Trust Co., Boston
Mass.; The Chase National Bank
of the
City of New York; or Harris Trust and
Savings Bank, Chicago,
111.—V. 170, p. 980.
drilling,
161,
Other
the
$50.
par
next, $391,000
due
above.—V.
Records, Inc.—Stock Sold—It
at $9.12 Y2
The
company has called for redemption
mortgage 3^4 c.'r sinking fund
bonds,
Co.
Paso
Opcr.
Connecticut River Power Co.—Partial
Redemption—
first
Carbon
El
was announced on
Jan. 19 that the 60.610
shares of common stock
(par 50c)
which were
cents.
The issue was
closed.—V. 170, p. 2022.
letter
a
$2.50
outstanding
Columbian
Decca
Commercial Discount
Corp., Chicago—Files With SEC
The
Co.—Buys Brooklyn, N. Y., Plant-
of
32,500,
$25.62^2 per
at
the New York Stock
on
Exchange.
Dealers' discount 70
oversubscribed and the books are
17
Debevoise
in
New
York
funds.
the
.
Grain
Froedtert
Malting Co.—New Elevator to
&
Go
its Milwaukee, Wis.,
few days, Kurtis R.
announced on Jan. 12.
The new elevator will hold approximately 2,000,000 bushels of barley
and required
11,200 cubic yards of cement and 1,200,000 pounds of
The
company'*,
new
storage elevator at
grain
plants will go into operation within the next
Froedtert, President and Chairman of the Board,
Bteel.
*
All
Minneapolis,
capacity;
July
one in Detroit,
running at full
of $3,299,204 during the fiscal year ended
in the company's history, both in dollar
company's plants—three in Milwaukee, and
and one in Winona, Minn.—are
the
in
one
31
net earnings
the highest
and
were
and
amount
share.—V.
per
170, p.
scale house.'
must be received at
detached
of
the stock
of
the
166,
Freuhauf, President,
Roy
to
the
company has
sold its
Kansas, plant to the Mutual Life Insurance Co., New
York, N. Y., and transferred the equipment to its main plant at
Avon' Luke, Ohio. J. & L. Steel Barrel Co., a subsidiary of Jones &
Laughlin Steel Corp., will lease the plant.—V. 170, p. 103.
$4,119,032
"After
255,930
283,657
$0.90
239,386
233,129
$0.84
213,498
232,718
$0.75
Federal taxes.—V.
charges and
170,
p.
The
1949, amounted to
the quarter ended Dec. 31,
taxes.—V. 170, p. 1698.
$261,720
company
covering
at
304.
California
The
Period. End. Dec
V.
170,
2436.
p.
Film Corp.—Stock Suit
suit
The
ton from
the U. S. District Court at Washington, D.
shares amount to 97% of the total outstanding.
in
The
30.
Swiss corporation, to recover stock of
the U. S. Attorney General has been
a
corpora
trial
for
Jan.
Ohemie,
G.
I.
of
above
the
set
it
to
returned
were
170, p. 2024.
company.—V.
tiiat
C., .on
Rem¬
the ground that the Swiss
the stock for $25,000,000
ington Rand, Inc. intervened in the suit on
firm had granted it an option to purchase
If
Set for Trial
Jan. 30—
Corp.—Record Fisher Bodies Built—
1S49 built more than 2,000,000 automobile bodies,
J. Cronin,
Vice-President of General Motors and
of its body-building division.—V. 171, p. 192.
General Motors
in
Body
Fisher
to
according
general
J.
manager
Portland Cement
General
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC
covering 71,913 shares of common stock, $1 par value.
The offering involves outstanding shares of stock in the hands of
"selling stockholders" and does not represent financing by the com¬
pany. White, Weld & Co, h named as the principal underwriter.
The
offering price and underwriting terms are to he supplied by amendThe
company
1802.
170, p.
ment.-r-V.
Jan. 12 filed a
on
Financing—
Georgia Power Co.—Plans New
The
Jan. 12 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of capital stock to be offered to stockholders
the net proceeds to be used to increase business.
on
no
statement with the SEC
securities. Bids on this
are scheduled to be received on April 4.
The proceeds will
to pay in pait the cost of the company's expansion program.
offering
used
be
—V.
170,
2225.
p.
Huntington, W. Va.—Calls Bonds—
outstanding general
the
of
mortgage bonds dated April 1,
1937,
1950, at 100 and inter¬
Payment is being made at the Louisiana Savings Bank & Trust
New Orleans, La.—V. 157, p. 864.
recently called for redemption on Jan. l,
were
est.:
Co.,
Corp.—Files With SEC—
Glen-Gery Shale Brick
171,
of
notification was
12,900 shares of common stock (par 50
count of selling
stockholders through P.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
$1,352,885
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Period End.
income
Globe
after taxes—
proposal to split the com¬
stock on a tliree-ior-one basis and to change the par value to
$5 from $15 per share.
The voting rights of the preferred stock were increased to preserve
Voting ratios.—V. 169, p. 2209.
27 approved
Dec.
on
a
(Adolf) Gobel, Inc.—Certain Operations Sold—
company announces that it has sold all its retail stores and
retired
York
New
170, p.
retail
the
Packing
pursuant
tions,
V.
from
Co.,
tc
and for $95,000 its interest in Greater
and discontinued all slaughtering opera¬
field
Inc.,
approval
of
the stockholders on
Nov.
14, last.—
& Co.
—
Secondary Offering—Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane on Jan. 18 announced
that they are making a secondary offering of 64,677
shares of common stock (no par) at $38.75 per share, less
a concession of $1.25 to members of the NASD.
The is¬
sue was oversubscribed and the books closed.
31.
sales
of
charge
11,345,250
$1.93
11,345,250
$3.52
11,345,250
$6.46
tion
11,345,250
$10.32
Furniture
417
income—net
$444,632
82,256
53,823
6,786
dividend
per
—V.
p.
171,
$5,561,752
$384,024
The
new
Jan.
declared
16
169,
$1
per
2,610,000 shares.—V.
Dec.
will
27,
1949,
exchange
170, p. 2225.
of
record Feb.
it
company,
Inc.,
1950.—V.
1,
The
recently
was
Loekport, N. Y.,
169, p. 1562.
company
for
an
has purchased Federal
undisclosed price, effective Jan.
reported,
Service Co. (Ia.)—Ceases as Holding Co.—
Iowa Public
of the usual dividend of 25 cents.
bring the amount of the total dividend
paid during this
which closes on March 31, to two dollars per share.
The directors believe that it will be possible to continue payments
at the $2 rate for some time, unless unforeseen circumstances shall
arise, and contemplate that hereafter, until further notice, the regular
dividend payable each quarter will be 50 cents instead of 25 cents,
according to Laurens Hammond, President.—V. 170, p. 1699.
has applied to the SEC for an order
Under
Co.
a
merger
subsidiary,
former
which became effective Oct. 31, 1949, Sioux City's
Public Service Co., was merged Into Sioux
Iowa
City and the latter's name was
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York is redeeming the outstanding
mortgage bonds dated Jan. 1, 1914, all of which have been
first
ing upon the
called for redemption.
Title
Dec. 30 notified stock¬
holders that in the opinion of the counsel of the company that the
capital stock is worthless and became so during 1949.
The
company's assets were sold at auction on Sept. 7, 1949.—
V. 170, p. 884.
in
company,
of liquidation,
process
on
Worts, Ltd.
&
Jan.
3,
Co.—Sale of Plant—RFC Loan Reduced
the company's
to
Indianapolis,
1950, to Affiliated Gas
Ind., plant was transferred on
At the same time, the
Equipment, Inc.
proceeds of the sale ($817,000) were applied as an additional payment
on
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan, leaving outstanding
$1,464,000 principal amount.
The Indianapolis plan had a book value
of $1,706,274.
resulting from the sale ($889,274) becomes deductible for
Loan by
—
application.—V. 171, p. 193.
(F. L.) Jacobs
Helicopters, Inc.—Stock Worthless in Liquidation—
This
during the current fiscal year.—V. 171,
poses
of
It
December that Hiram Walker & Sons
reported in
was
Jewel Tea Co.,
(Scotland),
£1,000,000 sterling from a group of
and banks, all In Great
Britain.
Of
this loan,
one-half Is payable In five • years and the
remaining half in ten years, both at 4% interest.
The proceeds are
being used
to rebuild whisky inventories of Scottish distilleries.—
V. 170, p. 2130.
Ltd.,
subsidiary,
a
borrowed
has
Inc.—December Sales Increase 11.7%—
1949—4 Wks.—1948
1949—52 Wks—1948
$13,788,263 $12,348,396 $168,787,620 $152,990,515
Period End. Dec. 31—
companies
insurance
and
trust
investment
Sales
—V.
170,
p.
2584.
Joy Manufacturing
Co.—Earnings—
1949
1948
$9,184,000 $17,007,102
an
Profit
Net
$21,822,200 $23,675,590 $20,166,664
4,130,741
4,721,824
3,637,064
1,569,972
1,795,628
1,452,535
_
before
Federal
taxes
taxes
$2,560,769
common
804,204
$3.32
preferred dividends.—V.
bonds with a letter of transmittal to Manufac¬
depository, New York. N. Y.—V. 166, p. 2684.
their
Co.,
Hudson Pulp & Paper
170,
The
on
holders
Jan.
the
of
Corp.—Indenture Modified—
to
proposal
a
issue.—V.
171,
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
♦Net
income
Number
Earnings
sharesshare
capital
per
♦After taxes
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$23,253
$145,939
213,900
230,000
$0.11
$0.63
and charges.—V. 170, p.
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$154,336
$495,611
213,900
$0.72
230,000
$2.15
I.
debentures due July 1, 19G5,
modify or alter the indenture
Stockholders Propose
The
take
stockholders
over
holders'
304.
Offered for Sale—
General of the United States, has
Issued an invitation for sealed bids for the purchase from him, as a
whole, of 2,500 shares ($100 par value each) of common capital stock
of this corporation located at 37 Commercial St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The
2,500 shares offered for sale represents 100% of the issued and out¬
standing capital stock of the corporation.
J.
Howard
This
McGrath,
Attorney
inaptive distributor, of coal and coke, occupies
option to fiurchase, approximately six acres of land
Improvements to the. property include a twe-story and basement
corporation,'an
tinder lease with an
area.
19
proposed
the
of
committee
The
zones
of
The
companies.
company's
be
Decartelization by German Govt.—
Dec.
that the German Government
According to a stock¬
that
the company were
the
plants
in
Germany be formed into three successor
committee
are
in
holdings
considered not available
declared
Eastern
or
that
the
stockholders
in
of the
control
be
compensated
successor
and
competitive
approximately half of the
(Soviet) and have to
lost.
by
making
their
stock
convertible for
participate
companies and that organized labor,
|
.
"
*
Corp.—Stockholders
Protective
Com¬
addressed
President of U. S. Atomic Corp., 10 East 59th Street,
and a stockholder of Kaiser-Frazer Corp. in an open
to Kaiser-Frazer stockholders on Jan. 16 urged that
Joseph W. Frazer and his group or others "of similar automobile manu¬
facturing and merchandising ability" be restored to head Kaiser-Frazer
corporation for its 36,000 stockholders."
said that he and his family owned 8,500 shares of
common, inVited stockholders to join him in organizing
a
stockholders protective committee.
He proposed a two-point program which called for the return of the
profitable Kaiser Aluminum Corp., formerly the Permanente Metals
Corp., to Kaiser-Frazer "where it belongs" and restoration of experi¬
enced automobile men to head the company.
Mr. Lacks pointed out that the aluminum company earned $5,338,174
for the year ending May 31, 1947; $9,244,338 in 1948 and $12,023,374
In 1949 and said that these earnings would help defray the operating
losses of Kaiser-Frazer which were reported as over $14,000,000 for tha
six months eliding June 30, 1^49 and n*or6
.v 1' i—" ""tv
"save the
Lacks, who
Kaiser-Frazer
Germany
management.—V. 163, p. 652.
Lacks,
York, N. Y.,
letter
Mr.
in a
three
The committee, purporting to represent about one-third of the I. G
stock,
proposed
that
the new companies
be formed around
the
Ludwigshafen plant in the French zone, the plant at Leverkusen in
the British zone and the Hodchst plant in the United States zone; that
those
New
to
company.
suggested
$10
Kaiser-Frazer
(I. G. Dyes), Germany-
committee, Allied efforts to decartelize
deadlock.
Western
Greenpoint Coal Docks, Inc.—Stock
on
decartelization
G.
loan
full
mittee to be Organized-
5.
Farbenindustric A.
G.
taxes.
company
term
the
Milton
Greenfield Tap and Die Corp.
1,897,190
854,854
$2.22
on Sept. 15 borrowed an additional $5 million under
agreement with banks, bringing total borrowings up
million provided for in the agreement.
The loan
is payable in annual instalments of $2.5 million each beginning Dec.
15, 1950,—V. 170, p. 6.
The
to
sinking fund
3Vx%
approved
5
this
covering
shares
share
charges and
its
1598.
p.
450,860
881,638
$0.51
—
Bank Loan Increased—
$2.45
share
per
'After
804,204
$2.64
Earned
$2,184,529
shares
common
"After
$2,926,196
804,204
profit
per
1947
1948
1949
Year End. Nov. 30—
Sales
profit
Number capital
income
forwarding
turers Trust
sales
Net
'Net
their bonds under bond extension
;by
The loss
tax pur¬
p. 2584.
Subsidiary—
Y.)—Interest Payment
debenture 6s, due 1969, who have not deposited
plan dated Feb. 1, 1949, may obtain
interest payment of 1%% (for the six months ended Sept. 30, 1949)
Holders
Accord¬
changed to Iowa Public Service.
the pending application,. Iowa Public Service is new solely a
utility company which neither owns, controls, or holds with
power to
vote any outstanding voting securities of a public utility
company or a company which is a holding company.
The SEC has given interested persons until Jan. 27 to request a hear¬
to
ing
Hastings Square Hotel Co.—Bonds Called—
The
0%
"Earned
i.i
declaring that it
former subsidiary have ceased to be holding companies.
Iowa Public Service was formerly known as Sioux City Gas & Electric
and its
public
Number
Gramercy Park Bldg. Corp. (N.
for out¬
International Milling Co.—Acquisition—
Mills,
share
that the
23 before the District
that the present peti¬
tion "need not be considered now and, indeed, should be deferred until
after the court has acted." Its denial was without prejudice to renewal
of the petition at an appropriate time.—V. 171, p. 104.
Dividend—
of
Trustee's
the
of
Hearing
The
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Earnings—
be entitled to receive
three new common
shares in
for each share held upon
receipt of
present outstanding common share certificates at the
company's office, 7 Hanover Square, Now York 5, N. Y.
The stockholders
on
Dec.
19, last, approved an increase in the
authorized common stock
from 870,000 shares
(all outstanding) to
record
2104.
standing debentures of IHES.
fiscal year,
Split-Up Approved—
of
p.
System—Court
16 announced the denial of a petition filed on
stockholders group calling for a modification of
Second Plan for liquidation and dissolution,
Jan.
on
preferred
by
4
PartII
$1.69
to stockholders of
Hydro-Electric
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
Stockholders
.
a*.
SEC
The
Jan.
intsead
will
operation will be available.—V.
for
23—
Jan.
2,182,820
dividend
a
1950,
10,
5,000 kilowatt sizes plus certain
custom-built
of
743,000
2,461,299
March
and
in Schenectady, N. Y., can be set up on the purchaser's
with much less delay than that entailed by the ordering
plants and with
the assurance that all equipment
site
chosen
in 3,000
plan is scheduled lor hearing on Jan.
Court in Boston; and the Commission concluded
$1.94
on
overseas
announced
of these ratings have been designed for use by mines, mills,
industries which have an immediate need for power.
I. G. E. plants, developed by General Electric Co's Apparatus
Department
$3,682,385
share
payable
be
and industries
and
utilities,
192.
directors
to
plants for small cities
turbine plants
Steam
multiples
International
$4,769,15B
stock^l_____l.v
Hammond Instrument Co.—Declares $1
1950,
Available—
purchased complete from this company, it was
be
now
The
The
2133.
p.
approved by the Commission on Dec. 6, 1949, so as to require
Trustee offer Gatineau Power Co. common stock in exchange
792,600
requirements
outstanding
shares
Common
Earnings
payments by the declara¬
payable Feb. 10 to stockholders of record
$4,425,385
44,715
$402,567
income
Net
Dividend—
$5,211,550
749,428
36,737
$6,503,720
897,254
6,459
amortiz.—
and
deductions
Resumes
recently.
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$491,282
Balance
year."—V. 167,
electric power
Steam
can
$1,864,666 $24,841,693 $22,449,406
448,894
6,467,459
5,207,993
Dr4,262
36,261
3,557
$2,083,187
490,864
—
ACCOUNT
INCOME
1949—Month—1948
Period End. Nov. 30—
Preferred
new
1950.
Power Plants now
Approval—
Stock
needed
Operating
revenues
Net
operating revenues
Other
the
International General Electric Co.- -Complete Electric
said that data on the number of shares to be issued
by an amendment to its application.
It plans to
issue and sell such number as will yield an aggregate price of $6,000,000 before payment of expenses of issuance at competitive bidding to
underwriters who will agree to make a public offering of all the shares.
Proceeds of the issuance will be used to help finance the company's
COMPARATIVE
Co.
12 resumed dividend
cent dividend,
10
a
25,
preceding
supplied
Interest
President of
is
The last payment was 12Mj cents on Dec. 31, 1947.
The company also announced
that "bookings for the first quarter
of its new year are substantially ahead of the same period of the
to the Federal Power Commission for au¬
has applied
of
Jan.
company
be
p.
The directors on Jan.
$
$
non-recurring
company
The
will
Chemical,
Interlake
1599.
lor
170,
corporation.—V.
117,078,000
Hiram Walker-Gooderham
Grace
in
thority to issue $6,000,000 common stock. Date of Issue will be on or
about March 7, 1950, the application says.
2024.
(W. R.)
$
39,954,000 *73,295,000
States Utilities Co.—Seeks
Gulf
The
subsidiary, has sold its resin plant
Resin Corp., it was announced on
a
the Acme
to
Liquid phenolic resins made by the new company will be
available early in February. Myion T. Bennett, formerly Vice President
profit, after taxes, of $1,965,000 from the
sale of 50,000 shares of Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. stock.
tAfter charges
and taxes.—V. 170, p. 2123.
"Includes
mon
The
Park, 111.,
Forest
Dec.
Bookings Higher—
21,852,000
income
No. capital shares
Earnings per share
Co.—Stock Split—
& Rutgers Fire Insurance
stockholders
The
Interlake Chemical Corp.,
The
at
1949—9 Mos.—1943
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Sept. 30—
$
tNet
This
$1,657,250
"Earned per common share
$1.28
$1.57
"After preferred dividends and based on combined 87,762 shares of
class A and 940,858 shares of class B common stocks.—V. 170, p. 304.
Net
F. J. Roswell, Vice-Presi¬
Linton, Secretary, and W. T. Taiiby, Treasurer.
M.
International
24,
1948
has
Interlake Iron Corp.—Unit Sells Resin Plant—
to be
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Gulf Oil Corp.
stock,
Glenmore Distilleries Co.
C.
Downey,
shares of $10 par
stipulates that there be
the sale. The company
10,000
192.
p.
'Applicable to common
fifed with the SEC on Jan. 16 covering
cents) to be sold for the ac¬
W. Brooks & Co., Inc., New
York, N. Y,, who reserves the right to sell a portion of these shares
to a dealer, a member of the NASD, at not less than $3 per share for
resale at not in excess of $3.62 Vi per share.—V. 170, p. 1597.
letter
A
—V.
Other
Gibson Hotels, Inc.,
All
invitations for bids-
issued
has
company
$3,570,000 of equipment trust certificates to be dated Feb.
to mature in 14 equal annual instalments from Feb. 15,
construction program.-
expects to file a registration
covering $15,000,000 of debt
3
sell
to
proposes
to write disability insurance only.
The officers are Leon Delbriage, President;
received Feb, 1
15, 7950,
1951, to
Feb. 15, 1964.
They are designed to replace obligations in the form of
conditional
sales
contracts
outstanding
against ..equipment already
delivered to the road.
This equipment had an original cost of $4,601,457
and
its depreciated
value at present is stated at $4,521,127.
The
on
company
March
on
permission
K.
W.
Commissioner,
Insurance
State
company
stock at $20 per share.
The permit
organizational expense in connection with
capital
and
General Aniline &
on
2226.
p.
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—Invites Bids—
Gamble-Skogmo,
gales
the
granted
dent;
Inc.—December Sales Lower—
31— 1949—Month—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1910
$10,583,891 $13,070,373 $123,721,421 $152,371,416
170,
Issue Approved—
10,000 shares
$20 per share,
disclosed
recently
SEC
the
to
for 1,181,805 shares of
capital shares of Lowery
15 to Federated Petroleums,
Independent Insurance Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock
Guaranty Income Life Insurance Co., Baton Rouge, La.
Earnings-
Funsten Co.—Quarterly
(R. E.)
Earnings for
Ltd.—V.
report
$3,150,000
—Files With SEC—
before
that this company received
Foothills Oil & Gas Co., Ltd. and
Petroleums. Ltd., which were sold
Nov.
1947
$3,698,122
shares
share
per
City,
770,005
A
1948
$4,696,995
1949
1—
profit
capital
No.
Earned
Imperial Oil, Ltd.—Sale of Interests—
Co.—Earnings—
Ended Sept. 30—
sales
"Net
Co.—Sells Kansas City Plant—
Fruehauf Trailer
According
nine new 1,000 h.p. ALCO GE Diesel-electric switching loco¬
for financing
the purchase of such locomotives by the
from American Locomotive Co.
under a Conditional Sale
Agreement.
>
Bids
must
be submitted
in duplicate, addressed to H. W. Ward,
President, 710 North 12th,.,;Boulevard, St. Louis 1, Mo., and must be
received before 12 o'clock noon (CST) on Jan. 31, 1950.—V. 171, p.. 5.
2558.
p.
Grocery Store Products
9 Months
will provide
company
be
—V.
invited bids for the lowest interest rate at which
the lesser of $911,616 or 100% of the purchase
has
company
bidder
price of
motives,
laws
the
will
1597.
(EST) on
N. Y., by 3:30 p.m.
made only to American citizens or to busi¬
be
will
organizations controlled by American citizens and organized under
of the United States or a state or territory thereof. No sale
made to any person or organization whose name appeared on
Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals as of July 8, 1946.
ness
Net
Kansas
The
the
1950.
21,
Sale
for Bids—
Illinois Terminal RR. Co.—Request
basement brick
one-story and
a
the Office of Alien Property, Department
New York 5,
120 Broadway,
Justice,
Feb.
and
,
bids
All
building
office
detached
brick
Into Operation—
Monday, JanuaryJ23, 1950
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(360)
-
$20,000,000 for the full year after tax
credits. He said that the Kalxw-
Volume 171
Aluminum
Number 4875
Corp.'s
earnings
$10,000,000 in
over
provide
also
would
Kaiser-Frazer for the future.
and
THE
regular
earnings
Kaiser-Frazer earned $19,000,000
in
for
will end its
soon as tnc latter can
will thereafter devote its
entire activities to promoting the sale of Nestie's chocolate products.—
selling agreement
set
Sells Certain Equipment—
The
company
equipment
to
the
at
the
latter
Dec.
on
Bristol, Pa.,
$879,503.—V.
for
Kansas Gas
Oper.
Net
operating
income
and
presses
Products,
Metal
Inc.,
On
1949—12 Mos.—1948
873,247
9,777,449
$202,600
$3,379,903
$2,857,743
221
2,332
4,603
$262,821
$3,382,235
Net
income
income
&
after
int.
2,755,797
520,784
1,993,492
$2,235,013
$1,472,708
187,461
227,443
dividend requirements for
stock
the period
1G5,
520,784
share-for-share
a
made
the
to
7%
stock
basis,
with
shareholders.—V.
payment
$5 cash
p. 193,
a
Kayser &
171,
(Incl. Wholly-Owned
Co.
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Gross
income
Other
from
income
Total
788.
E.
died
Board,
1,
Virginia—To
of
Pay
Stock
100%
Jan.
on
will
25
vote
100%
a
on
stock
,
proposal
a
dividend
to
the
of
Walker,
Philadelphia,
of
President.—V.
as
dissolve
this
170,
Dec.
on
$978,874
Net
$1,440,196
110,884
in
1949,
Dec.
not
164,
$1,551,080
approve
proposal
a
to liquidate
Provision
Net
_—
Federal
lor
251,477,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Canadian
and
taxes_
income
Dividends
$438,550
paid
_„—
$1,072,644
891,108
—
723,107
expenses
1948
before prov.
for minority interest
to minority interest
$404,061
$349,537
33,503
____
21,813
$270,558
$327,724
$10.48
23,515
32,665
$9.05
22,515
32,605
dividends
33,751
550,500
to
earned
surplus
income
_
per
paid
on
167,
stock
common
'Including provision
dividends.-—V.
above
figures
NOTE—The
dividends
received
do
Bondor, Ltd. of England.—V.
William
F. Drohan
of
the
(Aust.)
earnings
Pty.,
Ltd.,
of,
Federal
for
taxes
The
new
share
.
on
24,456
or
has approved
plan of
a
reorganization
of
Lines,
Inc.
(except the holders of its 3!/2% notes series III) for acceptance
rejection.
The plan is not being submitted to creditors of Keeshin
Express
Co.,
Seaboard
Freight!
Lines, Inc., or National
Freight Lines, Inc., as the creditors of those companies will be paid in
full in cash, and their claims are,
therefore, not affected by the plan.
The common
stock
of
Keeshin Freight Lines, Inc.,
and its 3V2%
notes
series III have by
have no equity in
of
to
and
excluded
vote
Inc.,
from
order cf Court been held to be of no value
the properties and by order of court are
participation in the plan and are not entitled to
any
thereon,.
1
,
,•
:
A
hearing
thereto
before
to
consider
scheduled
was
Judge
Walter
confirmation
to
J.
held
be
La
the plan
of
and
objections
20,
1950,
1599.
any
by the Court on Jan.
Chicago, 111.—V. 170, p.
in
Buy
of
Kellett
Aircraft
Corp.
that
this
Ala.,
Mobile,
Telephone
General
and
industrial
new
awarded
a
an
to build a 12-to-15 acre
concrete and steel pipe for
The company last December
manuiacture
water
project.
$2,007,771 contract for construction of the pipeline from
industrial area near Mobile.—V. 152, p. 683.
construction
and
expansion
and its subsidiaries
$20,000,000,
the largest
and
history.
of
The
is
to
expected
single
year's
to be
loans,
hank
short-term
in
scheduled for
program
scheduled
is
project
$12,000,000
1950
by this
cost between $17,000,000
outlay in the company's
financed
initially
which
lor
the
by
means
company
its
Rivers.
phones
made
corporation recently liled a plan in the U. S. District Court
Philadelphia, Pa., proposing a merger of this company with Central
Supply Co., Camden, N. J., a hearing on which is scheduled before
Judge J. P. McGranery on Jan. 23.
The corporation states that it
to
proposes
of
new
a
the
by
in
Suffolk
is
and Queens Borough Gas & Electric Co., which
pending before the U. S. District Court in Brooklyn, N. Y. for
Lighting
now
Co.
enforcement
an
in
balance
the
and
,
Kellett
18,
cash
order.
Permanent
financing
take
might
form
the
of
long-term bond issue, or might involve the sale of addi¬
stock.
Funding of the short-term bank loans will be
deferred until after the consolidation plan becomes effective, at which
tional
time
common
consolidated
the
also might look
company
refunding long-term system
Street
Journal.")—V.
securities at
171,
into
the possibility of
("Wall
lower interest ratq-.
a
firm
1946,
difficulties.—V.
has
170, p.
Federal
under
been
its petition for
on
ing
Court
since
6.
sinking
which
ZVz'fc
fund
$600,000
additional
an
the
during
company
sale
of
bonds
due
1961
mandatory
were
reduced
1949,
by
and
its first mortgage
payment of $1,200,000 (of
the
optional i
$600,000
and
Oper.
the Monroe,
Mich., plant.—V.
171, p.
few
of
as
the
Nov.
Bell
Nov,
5 Weeks
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION,
due
series
due
1979
Period—
Dec.
31,'49
income
Gross
Income
loans
$2.70
64,279,100
Common
NOTE—In
The
the
Dec.
31,
1949
stores
of
2,204
was
period in 1948
same
in
Kropp Forge Co.—Listed
The
on
admitted tor trading
were
opening of business
on
Jan.
during
with
6%.—V.
of
outstanding 786,276 shares of
share,
operation
compared
decrease
a
the
2,357
171, p.
(1)
changed
stock
The
changed
five
shares
weeks
four
stock,
par
severally
16.—V.
171, p.
for
set
stock
Paine,
A.
C.
A
of this property, the company entered into
a-term loan agreement with banks, which provides funds to the extent
of $650,000.
Of this amount, $500,000 had been borrowed by Dec. 30,
balance
before April
or
interest.—V.
30,
of
1950.
the
loan
may
be
136,031
$31,446
$256,223
accrual
:
and
cf
of
of
$0.76
withdrawn
at
any
time
on
The loan is evidenced by notes bearing 2%%
171, p. 104.
1950,
at
the
company's
office
at
and
Mexican
filed
stock,
ordinary
119
West
40th
St.,
New
■
Lamont, Corliss & Co.—Control Sought by Affiliate—
Gordon
ment
Lamont, Vice-President,
looking
Inc.,
completion.
Unilac,
62,000
toward
an
Inc.,
shares,
the
affiliate
$210
Nestle
Dec.
of
22 reported
control
Alimentana
held
23,000
shares,
that
this
of
Co,,
S.
an
agree¬
company
A.,
is
by
nearing
37%,
of
the
outstanding
purchase the remaining 39,000 shares at a
minimum of $195 per share to a maximum
subject to-final accounting.
Stockholders were
offered
or
to
a
share,
given until Jan. 31, 1950, to agree to the transaction, which was not
tc>- be .carried- through
unless at least 20,000 shares were
sold
by
Dec. 28, 1949.
It was. predicted that necessary-sales would bo made.
1
}
I
per.
I: 'S' .".I -"
"
-i
' V
r
V.
D.
&
Co.
_
Kebbon,
<fe
Jones
Co.____
Co
<fc
McCormick
<te
Co.
McCourtney-Breckenridgc
;
3,400
co. —i——
&
3,400
Lerchen & Co
105.
p.
1949—Month—1948
1949—11 Mos.—1948
$
10,353,003
rev._
46,254
revenues—
'
117,399,380. 103.074,924
39,883
oper.
$
$
10,945,409
4)8,705
462,107
8,994,908
93.039,676
84.988,373
645.112
11,984,615
9,146,661
1,339,993
1,054,462
673,100
12,426,384
8.477,783
420,648
9,967,186
7,155,476
Net
operating income
after charges
Net
170,
All
117,500,075 102,612,817
with
par
the
$1,
SEC
which
Jan.
on
will
$11
■
r.
11
covering
for the
redemption
for
debentures
Feb.
on
1950
1,
The conversion
2131.
privilege expires
June
clue
101
at
will be made at the National Bank
Payment
and
of
/...;
15, 1951,
accrued
Detroit,
De¬
the redemption date.
Mid-West Airlines, Inc., Des Moines,
Ia.—Filing With¬
Mich.
170,
p.
drawn—
letter
of
notification
shares
of
capital
The
offered
through
rate
100
at
withdrawn.
sold
convertible
outstanding 4%
called
been
,,'i
on
be
share
be
per
2437.
p.
the
of
have
filed
stock
amendment on Opt.
which had been
by
(no
19
covering
expected
par),
tp
by Wheelock & Cummins. Inc., Dos Moines, has been
proceeds were to have been used for general corpo¬
The
purposes.
Stock Offered—
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—Common
shareholders
on
Jan.
share in Mexico City,
began
17
Jan.
receiving
18
fered
at
Paris.
Payment is being made in dollars in New York, sterling in
London, and lrancs in Paris, according to the rate of exchange current
at
at
jointly headed an underwriting group which of¬
total of 640,000 shares of common stock (no par)
a
share.
the date
This
ican
to
make
in
U.
15
the
the
present
equal
to
first
in
shareholders
expropriated
the
1947,
instalments
annual
The
to
were
August,
company
payments
169,
company
In
dollars.
S.
to
is made.
payment
distribution
first
government.
mude
per
which
on
the
is
properties of
two
of
shareholders
1948
being
are
by
the
to
this
of
and
the
1938
Mexican
the Mex¬
Government
$8,689,257
payments
September,
since
in
Mexican
agreed
company
agreement
made
from
1949.
The
these funds.
$19.12V2 per share. The group was awarded the shares
competitive sale on Jan. 17 on a bid of $18,545 per
other
Four
PURPOSE—The
by
tion—
in
regulatory
additional
&
1950,
in
$3,500,000
and
The
for
Co.
plan
first
debenture
The
a
to
three
Mexico
calls
issues.
new
During
new
The
around
for
It
security
be
of
eight
holders
bonds
would
and
to
classes
be
earned
existing
of
security
program
holders
designed
restricted
interest
to
on
interest
the
new
Feb.
in
Bank),
income
stock.
reorganization
ik being made
to comply with requirements
Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World
which
has
agreed,
when
thq company
$26,000,000
expansion-program.—'7,
the. reorganization
for
payment
2585.
c,V).
of
company
stock
is - completed, to
the dollar part of the
vis:
Lehman
funds,
will
be
of
will
invest
promptly
Louisiana
Power
&
$4,000,000
Co.: $4,500,000
Light
Co.
the
Inc.
amount of such
(GIVING
be
may
necessary
TO
PRESENT
v
i.
.
•
-
(no
COMPANY—A public
5,tiOO,OUO shs.
utility holding company which was incorporated
27, 1949, in connection with the consummation
of the
Plan for Compliance by Electric Power <fc Light Corp., with
Section'll of'.the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
Com¬
in.
Florida
on
May
pany neither awns
of. its charter-is
In
connection
nor
operates any physical properties.
The duration
perpetual.
with
the
transaction,; the
related
j
.
■(•'
ji
1.
■■
v
of
Outstanding
7,500,000 shs.
par)
end
determined.
bo
carrying
company
out
the
of
issued, to
Electric
Electric
plan
Power
and
&
,
.
and
FINANCING 1
Authorized
stock
the
before
investment cannot now
EFFECT
'
■A
used
common stock of Mississippi Power <fc Light
investment in additional common stock of New
an
Service
Public
Common
the
on
other
stock of Arkansas Power «fe Light
14.
1952,
of the International
lend
with
securities
on
end
to
stock,
additional
expected
but
the
bodies,
common
CAPITALIZATION
submited
expansion
is
Orleans
/
.
..
exchange
will
$50,000,000
mortgage
companies operate lighting and power systems
City.
It
Co.
together
proceeds,
common
additional
in
Power
the
for
four
The -company recently announced a
"plan of arrangement" under
which it is proposed to reorganize the capital structure of itself and
two subsidiaries, Mexican Electric Light Co., Ltd., and Pachua Light
in
received
corpoiation to purchase additional shares of common stock
operating subsidiaries to
assist them in financing the
construction programs.
Subject to necessary authorizations
the
its
from
Reorganiza¬
also
were
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beanc-(jointly), $18.4091; First Boston Corp., $18,316;
and Blyth & Co., Inc., $18,265.
of
& Power Co., Ltd.—Plans
bids
$18,455 per share;
Brothers,
were
September,
2315.
p.
payments
which
price somewhere between
of
on
purchase
of
Edward
McCarty
Inc.
10,313,120
New York, London and
pesos
Mexican Light
York, N. Y.—V. 170, p. 2584.
Unilac,
Turben
4/200
3,400
3,400
Inc.-.
Campbell,
Merrill,
1,147,264
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Mexican Eagle Oil Co., Ltd.—Pays Dividend—
—V.
Redemption of the entire outstanding 4% cumulative convertible pre¬
ferred stock at $21.25 per share and accrued dividends will be made
1,
Co.,
8,411,838
current
Feb.
&
Co
4/200
<Jj
—V.
National Bank,
Harry
Preference
La France Industries—Calls Preferred Stock—
on
Co.
&
Milwaukee
5,000
4/200
Weeks—
&
Langley & Co
Michigan Corp
171,
2,100
was
common
The
10,899,155
$132,962
$1.44
48.
notification
shares
Baircl
has
Michigan Chemical Corp.—Calls 4% Debentures—
$252,557
surplus
(175,000 shares)—
Farmers Deposit
P.
the
of
preferred
new
Operating taxes
3,667
called for redemption on Jan. 31. next, at $50
dividends, 667 shares of its outstanding 5%
stock.
Holders were notified directly to present
167,
W.
each
underwriter
of
$132,962
slock
the
to
sell
such
shares
Operating expenses
$268,993
196,519
M. Messener, President at
Cruttenden & Co., Chicago.—V. 170, p. 400.
oil
the acquisition
the
letter
account
seven
.According to Bertram J. Qahn, Chairman, this company on Aug. 31,
took
title
to, and posecsion of the real estate and buildings
located on West Lake Street, Chicago,
111., to which operations of the
Franklin Street plant will be transferred.
and
at
Robert
of
Watling,
accrued
stock
of
Union Securities Corp. and Equitable Securities Corp. on
1949
1949
$452,742
8,442
104.
Banks—
To finance
$39,888
15,639
share
has
to
each
5,000
Corp.
C. Allyn and Co.. Inc.__
First
agreed
and
number
Webster Securities
&
Hornblower
W.
the
Jackson <fe
Curtis
Stone
has
below
purchase
its name:
opposite
Webber,
interest.
payment.—V.
2,000
cents per
the Midwest Stock Exchange at the
on
$38,276
(net)__
preferred
150,920 shs.
$20).
(par
named
to
agreed
$256,942
12,051
Messenger Corp., Chicago, III.—Files With SEC—
33V3
stock
common
$457,348
Dr4,605
during
193.
Midwest Exchange—
common
of
underwriters
$42,758
Dr'2,811
and
250,000 shs.
company
UNDERWRITERS—The company
several
$38,888
DtG 12
company
50,000 Shs^
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
194.
p.
share
per
Kuppenheimer & Co., Inc.—Plant Acquired—Borrows
■
from
171,
2,750,000
70,000 shs.
preferred stock (par $100) and 50,000 shares of common
$100) to 75,000 shares of $2.70 cumulative preferred stock
and 250,000 shares of common stock (par $20) and (2)
each outstanding share of its common stock (par $100), into
taxes__
common
None
3,000,000
__
the
„
$22,637
for
44,550,000
$50)____—
1950,
i
>
2,500,000
(par
income(net)____.
dividend
FINANCING
Outstanding
$50)
(par
Uncollectible
stock
ended
redeemed its
outstanding
treasury shares of 6% cumulative "referred stock and
its authorized capital stock from 35,000 shares of 6%
$1,733,326
1,476,384
—
months
12
cumulative
troit,
$
stores
it
$2,950,000
2'/2%—
1951,
30,
January,
retired
2225.
170, p.
the
2,500,000
any—...—
June
$2,078,474
1,621,127
income
the called
number
average
ended
tele¬
1949
its
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
May, Stern & Co.—Partial Redemption—
Jan. 1,'49
figure.
if
due
$171,559
128,800
deducts.
cumulative
'Corrected
30,
to
PRESENT
TO
i
pfd, stock (par
stpek (par $20)
$179,273
140,385
income
Preferred
—V.
80,062,983 807,410,468i825,668,323
74,230
served
Nov.
1 >44
1
$2,950,000
cum.
—V.
Net
Ended
Jan. 1,'49 - Dec. 31/49
$
$
$
Sales
series,
Bank
Operating
oper.
EFFECT
1970
registration with the SEC cover¬
par $10.
Loomis, Sayles & Co.,
53 Weeks
Ended
is provided through
company
Jan.
Authorized
series
Operating revenues
Earnings per common
52 Weeks
Ended
Ended
The
From
operating revenues were $4,237,585 for
1949, and net income was $440,574.
30,
1949—12 Mos.—1948
and
exps.
Balance
4 Weeks
system.
1949.
30.
years.
Total
104.
Kroger Co.—December Sales Decrease 20%—
Corp.
service without
competition
in
72
territories in Michigan.
The largest
Muskegon, Ludington, Coldwater. Sturgis and
company's own lines provide toll serve between1
The
with
1949—Month—1948
revenues
Utility
redeemed
$4,050,000 of said bonds from the proceeds realized from
a
stock,
common
Period End. Nov. 30—
Other
November,
by
are
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
supervision
of
shares
filed
16
Maine Public Service Co.
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co.—Reduces Outstanding Bonds
The
25,000
Jan.
on
Inc., Boston, Mass., is investment manager.—V.
recapitalization because of financial
a
used
surrounding
Maynard H. Murchv & Co._
193.
p.
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC
stock
,
be
property additions of $9,680,000.
The company is engaged
in the largest construction
program
in its history and expects that
construction expenditures will continue at high levels during the next
additional
an
to be formed if the plan is accepted and approved
company
Court,
The
Oct.
claims half
general
pay
will
gross
—V.
at
funds
exchanges, and toll service to other points
own
re¬
cently obtained the approval of the SEC, as well as funds from internal
sources including
retained earnings. Permanent financing is not indi¬
cated until such time as the company is able to put into effect its
plan for consolidation with its two principal subsidiaries, Nassau &
The corporation
Aero
other
telephone
3 'A%
plans
company
to
company
Merger—Hearing
Proposed
—
with
First mortgage bonds:
Long Island Lighting Co.—Probable New Financing—
Jan. 23—
The
sale
the
pay
a demand
note of $2,444,197 given to General
parent organization, to provido for the redemption, of
of
the Michigan company's 6%
cumulative preferred
by
connections
Stroud
;
Paine, Web¬
Webster Securities
preferred shares are subject to redemption at $52.50 per
prior to Dec. 31, 1954, and at $51.50 per share there¬
shares
held
Threee
Pipe Co.—To Build in South—
reported
in
The
S. District Court for the Northern District
Illinois, Eastern Division,
Motor
is
Big Creek to
Danieh-D. Carmell, trustees of this corpora¬
Mo tor Express Co., Inc., Seaboard
National Freight Lines, Inc.—in an advertise¬
that the U.
announced
Telephone Co.—Preferred Stock
after.
tAftcr preferred
income.
on
254.
p.
and
and
these companies pursuant to chapter X of'the Bankruptcy Act.
The plan is being submitted to creditors of Keeshin Freight
or
It
plant
Mobile's
Lines, Inc.—Court Approves Plan—
stockholder
Jan. 19 publicly offered 50,000 shares of $2.70
($50 per share), plus accrued
on
Future
nor
Kayser-
or
1791.
its subsidiaries—Keeshin
and
Freight Lines, Inc.,
ment
170, p.
Lock Joint
was
Keeshin Freight
tion
include
not
Julius Kayser
from,
$256,515
$73,850
substantial
a
cumulative preferred at par
3V\r/o
Balance,
is
33,751
$807,015
364,700
________
capitalist,
& Curtis and Stone &
ber, Jackson
municipalities served
1949
$1,295,169
share on common stock
paid on 7% cumul. prior pfd. stock
Cash divs. paid on 6% cumul. partie. pfd. stock
539,194
to
merger
Offered—An underwriting group headed by
communities
divs.
Net
199,364
288,847
______
the
ol
and
stock
Cash
tEarnings
5,507
Depreciation
Details
the company to
Telephone Corp.,
3145.
p.
Sept. 30—
Income applicable
facilities.
of
Telephone
Co,:'
Mexico
company
recently, the two companies operated independently of each
a subscriber of one
company could not call a telephone
by the other, necessitating
two telephone in
most
cases.
Two
years
ago,
however, the systems were interconnected .so that
calls could be ^exchanged.—V. 147, p. 4347.
elected
was
Cash
.■___'
income
gross
Interest
Swedish
PURPOSE—Proceeds
income
income
consolidation
Until
other,
2585.
p.
did
20
company.—V.
Lincoln Service Corp.
'Operating
the
Mexico.
de
COMPANY—Provides
Operating
for
International
settled.
Wenncr-Gren
Tclefonos
of
Swedish-owned Tclefonos de
be consolidated into a new
duplication
present
Co.—Merger Planned
reached
dividends.
1950.
The stockholders
and
the
yet been
not
Corp.
double
shareholders
to
the
of
plqnncd that
have
in
and the
they will
Corp.,
been
subsidiary
4.
Jan.
on
1948
$898,050
80,824
______
_____
the
of
Lincoln-Buyle Ice Co.—Liquidation Turned Down—
Subs.)—
1949
operations
Georgia—Obituary—
Chairman
Co.
declare
Coleman
Henley,
is
has
a
5
operated
board, to succeed the
late Bradford H. Walker.
Active management of the company remains unchanged under Robert
being
also
Feb.
Robert
Chairman
which
Michigan Associated
and
9 Months Ended
(Julius)
Leland
of
proposal
a
of the company's property
furniture and equipment to the
of
p.
Telegraph
3053.
p.
stockholders
record
Approval for Issuance of Preferred Stock—
has asked the Federal Power Commission to authorize
the
82,011 shares of new preferred stock, par $100,
This
company
has named Kidder, Peabody & Co. as linderwriter
of
its
proposed
offering of 82,011
shares of new preferred stock,
according to reports from Kansas City.
The new stock is scheduled
to be offered around March 1 to the company's stockholders in ex¬
change for the presently outstanding 66,500 shares of 7%
preferred
stock and 15,511 shares of 6%
prelerred stock.
Both exchanges will
company
issuance of
on
McEachern,
Insurance
capital
The
be
sale
and
approved
the lease
Dividend—New Chairman Elected—
The
Balance
Seeks FPC
1949,
Newton
Life
charges
Pfd.
30,
terminate
for $50,507.—V. 170,
&
principle
is
in
company,
Axel
stockholders
the
Life Insurance Co. of
John
agreement
this
of
eliminate
Chicago—Lease Cancellation
$2,802,346
(net)
—V.
Gross
Nov.
company
9,800,151
99
1949,
9,
Mexican Telephone & Telegraph
An
It
Operating Co. to
of
as
$1,135,847 $13,157,352 $12,717,894
$293,177
revs
Dec.
Hotel
817,102
taxes
(361).
as
1257.
167, p.
Lcland-Racinc Bldg. Co.,
—Purchase Approved—
5.
Co.—Earnings—
$1,110,279
with Pond's Extract Co.,
selling organization and
own
related
$293,270
expenses
Othei*
Kaiser
of
p.
1949—Month—1948
revenues
&
171,
Electric
&
Period End. Dec. 31—
Operating
plant
metal
its
up
V.
certain
sold
13
CHRONICLE
According to C. C. Day, President, the Lamont company
1947
after taxes of nearly $9,000,000.
1948
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
c1
1
•'
■
11
•
l
:
'.
t
r--
-
\
i.-
a
Light
C
Corp.
total
a
Electric
and
000
of
shaves
4,960,000
Power
&
of
stock
common
the
of
addition
stock
Louisiana
Light Co.__,
Power & Light Co
Orleans
Gentilly
The
4,960,000
Electric
agent
under
As
the
Bond
„
&
Power
Share
of
stock
common
the
of
Light
Corp.
Electric
and
which
and
17 %
the
and
D.
George
&
Inc.
Sullivan
Co.,
&
7,500
—
5,000
Bradford & Co
C.
George
R.
Co.,
&
Cooley
'
Li
Inc.
2,500
Raggio Reed & Co
___
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.
Schmidt,
Inc.
—
&
Robertson
Dewo.r,
Pan-
Singer,
5,000
Sterne,
Co
&
Doolittle
5,000
&
Elworlliy
-
& Co.
Deetjen
Emanuel.
Fitzgerald
Gurrett.
Robert
Hamiin
—V.
Antbony
20,000
Tucker,
10,000
Winslow,
Inc
&
&
2,000
the
White,
Lee
F.
Weld
E.
M.
the
'
and
the
and
assets
zation
which
also
made
be
to
Middle
of
the
at
$2.25
are
issuable.
share
per
in
cc:
by
be
tliir
holdings
shares
■than
five
prior
stock
of
and
dale
Middle
Wert
the effective
after
years
said
to
of
provided
surrender
further
the plan.—V.
date of
that
shares
such
170,
p.
later
would
limited
a
the
number
Marache &
&
Co.
Inc
Weeks
&
60,000
Stubbs
60,000
50,000
Swiss
Northwest Co._
American Corp
areas,
Piedmont
bankers
underwriters
are
20,000
the
of
All of
and
for
or
of
thely
which
and
the
stock
common
have
respec¬
which
option,
an
they
are
as
F.
R.
Moseley
&
Co.——
5.0%
E.
M.
Newton
&
Co
3.5%
20.0%
Pacific
Co.
Facil
Northwest
Corp.- 5.0%
& Dominick
the
c
5.0%
Reinholdt
3,0%
_
Co._
Weeks
William
7.5 %
—
Stein
and
California—
of
—
&
Whiting,
1.5%
Co.-
New
to
stock at the
rate
preferred share at the above bank
&
to
issue
and
sell,
the
period
ending
Worcester
used
for
such
Weeks
&
to
up
in
171,
additions
SEC
betterments
and
The
for
company
SEC
the
(EST)
to
the
registration
a
3,
170,
statement
Inc.—Stock
Brewery,
31,
each
England
The
and
9,580
shares
wich
the
Bigoney
stockholders
standing
Dec.
cn
1,000,000
par
no
class
Co.,
&
New
OOO Office
See
Building Planned—
Plans for the construction in St. Paul, Minn., of
building by this company were announced
on
1
.-
in
be
for
part
to
to
pointed out that the new unit will relieve congestion in the pres¬
office building, permit consolidation of other scattered office
groups and allow for future expansion.
Anotner part of the firm's nationwide expansion program is a twostory, block-long manufacturing plant now under construction in St.
main
FauL
It
scheduled
is
for
completion next
fall and will cost
more
entire
issue
and
dividends.
15
at
Great
Falls,
•
Ap¬
plan
to
into
a
shares
1,000,000
reclassify
the
class
A
price
Pfd. Stock—
cumulative
first
preferred
redemption on
Dec.
1.
being
is
made
on a permanent basis the purchase
citrus grove properties, which were acquired
(including retirement of $2,000,000 temporary 6%subordinated promissory notes due Dec. 1950).
operation
of Florida
December,
1949
BUSINESS—The corporation is chiefly engaged in the production and
distribution of citrus fruit juices reduced to a frozen concentrate
form,
produced at low temperature by a high-vacuum process,
DIVIDENDS—No dividends have
yet been
paid
on
the
common
stock.
Upon completion of .this financing there will be no restrictions or. the
payment of common dividends out of net earnings subsequent to July
31, 1949, after dividend and sinking fund requirements on the prior
N.
stock,
First
$100,
par
National
Bank,
said
is reported to have purchased a 200,000 square
to a parking lot it occupies in Chicago, 111.
approximately $900,000.—V. 169, p. 1229.
foot
The
to be
company
to
Y.,
Atlas
(GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING)
Authorized
5%
term
5%
purchase
sidiary
bank
on
$1.60 cum.
$15)
common
due
Oct.
mortgage
31,
1954
of
prior pref. stock
$1,750,000
has sold its paperboard mill
Paperboard Co.—V. 171, p. 6.
value
money
1,665,100
at
Mill—
10
120,000 shs.
cents)
mortgage
—
dated
$1,500,000 shs.
Dec.
29,
194.9
119,823 shs.
§830,797 shs.
was
Island
Long
City,
no liability with
the accompanying mortgage notes
bear interest at 5% per annum and mature at the rate of $333,020 on
Oct. 1 of each year beginning Oct. 1, 1950.
iOf which 359,469 shares were reserved for conversion of the prior
*
preference stock, 21,715 shares were reserved for conversion of the
$2 preferred stock, and 7,800 shares are reserved for issue to officers
and employees at a price which may be less than $10 per share.
§Assuming that all shares of $2 preferred stock are surrendered
lor conversion by Jan. 31, 1950. If no shares of $2 preferred stock in
for
letter
by
at
through
the
and
par
subsidiary,
a
J.
stockholders
England
Klank
E.
F.
A
at
class
this
el
company
Co., according to an, an¬
Philadelphia, Secretary of
of
Forer,
New
the
of
Central
been
appointed
counsel.
England Co. has as practically its only asset
England Public Service Co. common stock. Ths
will emphasize that a fair share of the assets-
New
will
New
Hanover
member of the law firm of Wolf,
a
has
it
England Public Service should be allocated to the
also
before
participate in the reargument
SEC.
the
26.—V.
Jan.
on
stock.
common
the prior lien
en
171,
7.
p.
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—•
Period End. Nov. 30—
1349—Month—1.948
$
Operating
revenues
Uncollectible
$
$
13.389,611
157,907,364
145,115.443
30,972
23,730
294,989
306,358
rev.-
c-per.
1949—11 Mos.—1948
$
15,141,215
—
15,110,243
13.360,881
137,612,375
144,809,085
—
11,992,423
1,433,053
11.435,161
126,147.940
123,313,786-
—
807,570
14,357,876
9,446,639
ir.comc
1,684 767
1,058,150
17,106,559
12,048,660
1,043,939
494,478
10,016,841
6,446,240
Net
tares
Net
operating
tar
a
—V.
—
charges
170,
2438.
p.
New Jersey Power & Light Co.—Registers
With SEC—
The
company
ha:; filed
a
registration statement
with
the SEC
covering 20.000 shares of cumulative pre.erred stock ($100 par), which
to
be
olfeied
taneously
make
for
sale
at
such
with
cash
a
sale.
General
capital
stock
the
of
sale
bidding.
and
Prior
Utilities
competitive
Corp.
Public
contribut'on
$650,000
of
to
to
simul¬
or
is reported
sold its plant at
1805.
to have
Inc.—V. 170,
National Oats Co.—50%
stock
dividend
of
50%
was
p.
used
were
such
for
York
Jersey
Power.-
capital
purposes.—V.
Power
&
171,
Light
194.
p.
Corp.—Plans
This
State
Natural
Gas
below.—V.
Corp.
171,
194.
p.
the stockholders Jan.
applications with the Federal Power
Commission, both proposing construction of pipe line facilities designed
to
make
additional
New
York,
York
The
stockholders
to
voted
shares
of
(no
par);
(1)
the
Increase
stock
authorized capital
stock
pari
to 200»000 shares .of
dividend of 50,000 shares,
payable at the rate of one share for each two shares held by stock¬
holders as of Jan. 31,
1950, and to reserve for use at some future
date 50,000 shares of this increase in
authorized capital stock;
(3)
transfer
$375,000 to capital
from present surplus
cf approximately
100,000
stock
oommon
(2)
pay
(no
stock
a
York
New
The
holders
be
of
the
payable on
as
newly
March
for
compared
declared
the
to
a
cash
increased
1,
capital
to stockholders
year
$153,380
after
for
all
share
to
to
of
and
171,
per
wore
$236,124
6.
Higher—
The
operated 655
company
659 stores at the
close of
$21^276,205 *$274,341,356 $270,176,795
at
stores
1948.—V.
Dec.
170, p.
31,
1949,
as
In
its
compared to
2438.
Gas
Service
Corp.
—
Proposes
to
Construct
Pipeline in Virginia—
The corporation has applied to the Federal Power Commission for
authority to construct 92 miles of pipeline in Virginia to carry natural
gas to Petersburg, Hopewell and Richmond.
Estimated overall cost of
construction
is
$2,450,000.
is
Natural
16-inch
of
cf which
is
proposing
loop
line
in
in
application
one
Pennsylvania,
to
the
etc.,
$2,592,582.
164-milc
a
a
develop
to
necessary
pool.
cost
to
a
new
storage
pool.
station
compressor
The
Seven
would
be
miles
of
instated
pipe
and
the
at
a
new
said that these additional facilities, esti¬
would permit it to supply the two customer
company
$1.3,007,222,
to
gas
meet
their present and
iuture
require¬
ments;.
joint
application filed by Central New York Power and New
York Power and Light outlines
plans for construction of 10.4 miles
of pipe lines by Central and 15.3 miles by New York Power.
These fwo
companies
consolidated
were
Jan.
or.
5,
1960.
Estimated
cost
of
the
construction, including (he equipment of the company's water gasplants at Utica for high B1;u standby operation, is $921,000.
New York Power' proposes to convert to straight natural-gas service
all
of
its
distribution
all
served
area
of
parts
or
Saratoga,
by
gas
manufacturing facilties,
Columbia,
Fulton,
Montgomery,
and Washington Counties,
Albany,
Schenectady,
Warren,
N. Y.
The company estimates cost of the construction at $1,162,000,
including the cost to equip its water gas plants at Troy and Schenec¬
tady for high Btu standby operation.
Another proceeding involving proposals of New York State, Central,
and New York Power U; construct facilities which would carry addi¬
tional
gas tc
the New York State area is now pending before the.
Commission.—V. 170, p. 1806.
Niagara
Mohawk
Power
Corp.—Bonds
Offered—An
underwriting group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc,
on Jan. 19 offered publicly $40,000,000 of
general mort¬
gage bonds, 2%% series due 1980, at 101.85 and accrued'
The bonds
petitive sale
Three
Stanley
Loeb
&
The
are
other
which
redeemable
They
also
in
on
to
are
at
are
any
York
received,
Jan.
on
First
dated
time
at
Boston
Jan.
1,
all
for
18
at
com¬
214s,
Corp;,
1950,
and
100.689
mature
viz.:
Morgan
and
Jan.
prices ranging from 104.85%
a
debt retirement at prices
through
Kuhm
1, 1980,
to 100%
.
from
.
CORPORATION—Is
New
also
were
redeemable
100%
awarded
were
the group's bid of 101.26999.
bids
& Co.,
101.13999;
Co., 100.63.
bonds,
line
under
State
miles
5,000-horsepower
103.35%
now
Central
and
,
application, New
York State Natural proposes to
line extending from Dryden, N. Y„
to the Al¬
56-mile line from the Dryden terminus of the proposed
Albany line extending southerly
to the Tioga
County, Pa., storage
poel; and acquisition of additional leasehold and other property rights
The- company also
in the Buckingham,
is seeking authority to establish an interconnection
Va., area with the Texas-to-New York City pipe¬
construction by Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.
Light Corp.
second
area;
interest.
Natural
York
53.5
construct
1949—52 Wks.—1343
1949—4 Wks.—1948
$22,666,309
—
charges
p.
National Tea Co.—December Sales
Sales
25
of
taxes
1948.—V.
cents
stock, this cash dividend
record Feb. 17.
dividend
York Power &
State.
New
Rensselaer.
directors
available to consumers in Pennsylvania
gas
Corp.
Meanwhile, the latter two companies have filed with the FPC a
joint application for authorization 10 construct facilities to receive
the
gas
from Now Yoik State Natural for delivery
to markets in
including
$950,000.
The
natural
two
including New
Power
Companies with enough
17,
Pipe
Proposed—
has filed
corporation
The
common
in
Increase
Operations—
York
New
mated
Stock Div.—Earnings Up—
approved by
1950.
from
will
(parent)
New
contribution will be used byNew
Jersey
Power
for property
additions and betterments or
to
replenish working capital or pay off bank notes the proceeds of which
storage
A
and'
notification
of
privately
security holders has been granted
common
New
Morton
Morris L.
of
shares
premium
bany
executed
mortgage and
filed
placed
preferred
Solis-Cohen,
total estimated erst
♦Largest in the company's history.
by Minute Maid Groves Corp., and the corporation has
Such
Co.,
(par value
_——
(par
purchase
respect thereto.
Foods
Lea, Minn., to Lea Foods,
Per. End. Dec. 31—
*1,665,100
into three shares of
stock
stock'
Outstanding
$1,676,968
sub¬
citrus groves—
convertible
Common
♦This
loan
money
be
proxies from
Northern
by
and
Northern
of New
h
National Dairy Products Corp.—Subs. Sells Plant—
Kraft
Earnings
CAPITALIZATION
of
& Trust Co.
The
and
adjacent
was
Albert
preference stock.
'
the
committee
Line Expansion
at $1.05 per share
1949,
the
at
National Biscuit Co.—Sells Paperboard
PURPOSE—Principally to finance
in
$L)
(par
will
oinist, and Frank Wolfe, former Vice-President
construct
group
& Curtis and
and
New
$5)
(par
1730.
p.
Corp.—Acquires Additional Property—
company
building
The
un¬
Corp.,
Committee.
See
derwriting
jointly headed by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
White, Weld & Co., on Jan. 17 offered
publicly 280,000 additional shares of common stock (par
value 10 cents) at a price of $14 per share.
Of the total
shares, 200,000 are being offered on behalf of the cor¬
poration and 80,0,00 on behalf of J. H. Whitney & Co., a
selling stockholder.
Supply
&
preferred- stock
committee is headed by David J. Greene, a member of the New
Stock Exchange, who is a substantial holder of Northern New
England securities. Associated with Mr. Greene are W. H. Steiner, econ-.
Inc.—Merger Contemplated—
Montana.
Nachman
ready for partial occupancy by Jan. l, 1951." It should be completed
by the summer of 1951, he added.—V. 170, p. 2437.
Minute Maid Corp.—Common Stock Offered—An
7%
„
a
The
New
The
Pesek, Vice-President in charge of engineering, said, "We hope
to begin construction within 60 days and have the new office building
request
York
is
•
Reclassification
approved
common
above.—V. 165,
Payment
than
P.
of
recently called for
was
$2,000,000.
C.
to
2027.
p.
solicit,
a
made
nouncement
these
received
•
..
Montana Flour Mills Co.—Redeems 7%
The
He
24
New York State Natural Gas Corp.—Natural Gas
$3,000,000 office
Jan. 13 by R. P. Carlton,
a
President.
ent
Inc.,
Neon,
170,
shareholders
and
New
Claude
10,
York,
New
Natural Gas
;
Jan.
Operating
B
Monarch Air Lines,
for
England Public Service Co.—Committee to Solicit
the SEC
by
2.131.
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.—New $3,000,-
bo
any
Proxies—
share.
class B
would
replenish
expenditures
Operating expenses
shares, both without par value.
Each of out¬
shares will be exchanged for one class A and one
750,000
until
parsons
convertible
stock
A
Nov.
or.
share.—V.
per
6%
0.
class
of
SEC
Proceeds
1,000,000
t)
170, p. 2333.
Manufacturing
shares
9,400
16 Wall
proved—
authorized
interested
given
committee states that
for
covering
to
are,
2227.
p.
'
*
Molsom's
;
Froceeds
or
previous
SEC for authority
treasury
bids
which
on
March 7.—-V.
on
reimburse
by
purposes.
file
Feb.
on
to
or
such
plans
with
II a.m.
the
betterments
the application.—V.
Operating revenues
to
Co*
<
has
upon
The
at
expenditures, made
bonds
made application
18
Electric
purposes.
New
194.
p.
($3,250,000).
and
occasioned
capital
312,193
3.0 %
Stubbs_
at the Bankers Trust Co.,
or
&
Haven, ConiL—Stock to Be Placed Privately—
5.0%
common
Steam
Co.
additions
working
3.0 %■
—
including Jan.
and
Electric
County
construction
depletion
Attleboro
Electric Co.
($100,000t;
Worcester
($100,0001; New England Power Co. ($7,800,000);
Suburban Electric Co.
2.5%.
Inc.1
bank
The
borrowing
companies
are
($100,000),: Central Massachusetts
Bank
competitive bidding, $3,000,000 of 30-year first
the proceeds of which are to be used for construction
mortgage bonds,
presently has its headquarters in Washing¬
J
Block, Schorr
Mississippi Power Co.—Seeks to Issue Bonds—
Jan.
Corp.
System have applied to the SEC for authority
borrowings aggregating $11,350;000 during?
June 30, 1950.
,*
/
additional
3.5%
Boyce
Inc.:
Co.
five shares of
of
See also V.
Street, New York, N. Y.
on
in
issue
England' Electric System—Units to Borrow from
make
unexchanged shares of $2 cumulative convertible preferred
called for redemption on Feb. 1, next, at $50 per share
dividends of $8 per share.
Payment will be made at the
company
bond
a
Five subsidiaries of this
stock
Cblony Trust Co., Boston, Mass.
The $2 preferred stock is convertible
The
Gas
Service Corp.
Gas
3.0%
Oo._—_
Staats
Bros.
Stroud
3.5%
Gardner
&
R.
Stifel, Nicoliius <fc Co.,
1.0%
5.0 %
—
common
and
Banks—
Old
1950 into
stock
common
,
Natural
Natural
been
accrued
of
sale
private
com¬
Swiss American Corp. and
wholly owned by Stein
l.s
underwriters
the
of
shares
&
Corp
of
capacity
through the
ton, D. C.
$3
hereby, except
Corp., which
280,000
Weld
Space
shares
financed
of 25% and 75%
respectively.
involving two other proposals to serve Virginia market
including Richmond, are now in progress before the Commission.
applications were filed by Commonwealth Natural Gas Corp. and
These
60,000
____
30,000
names
the
Jackson
&
daily market delivery
be
60,000
Gardner
Pacific
100,000
purchase
Lane,
of
would
proportion
The
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Boyce
Si
calculated
a
Proceedings
70,000
underwriter.
Marache
have
feet.
of construction
The committee
these
holders
not
cf
hearing
70,000
& Co
Securities
supply of natural gas from the latter company at that
a
cubic
ccst
70,000
Co
$2 Preferred Stock Called—
.
of
Whit ng,
offered
of
to
Co., Inc.
Lee Higginson
of
discharged.
As soon as practicable
after Dee. 31.
1951, all remaining assets will be distributed and paid
out
pro
rata
to holders
of the stock,
scrip certificates, receivers'
receipts,
and certificates of deposit, provided
the holders of scrip
certificates, receivers' receipts and certificates of deposit surrender
&
Co.
100,000
&
The
the
Johnson.
stock
otherwise
or
6 %
20.0%
Dominick
lion's remaining \ assets thereafter will be rftduecd to
collection or -otherwise, and all liabilities of Middle West
settled
the
California,
Staats
Stroud
investment
an
Webber,
American
pur a
sale,
paid,
de¬
amount
purchased
of
R.
Reinholdt
Curtis
distribution
A
the
100,000
Bros.
agreed
Paine.
Expires
respect of
Dec.
follows:
;
The
cash
will
of
dated
100,000
above
Boyce.
Co.
William
Granbery,
Co
&
percentages
have
which 545.02 shares of
certificates of deposit against
stock
West
rate
chares
and
a
system
80,000,000
and
100,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
against
company)
issuable;
are
shares
561 42
is
that
of
stock
West
corporation
were
for
150,000
Co
currently
Stein
&
tive
was
proceedings
/Middle
notes
the
banking
investment
18
the
in
agents
obtain
to
The proposed new line, would extend from the Buckingham connection
to the coiporate limits of Richmond and Hopewell.
The company said
Permission
announced on Jan. 19.
Under"the present plan, the sum of $2.25 in cash would be paid
in respect of each of the 3,294,871 outstanding shares of the capital
.stock ($5 pari, upon surrender of the stock for cancellation at the
company's office in Wilmington, Del.
The corporation also has outstanding scrip certificates exchangeable
for 11,257 shares of common stock; receivers' receipts
(issued by the
receivers and/or the trustee of Middle West Utilities Co. in reorganiit
company,
from
400^000
Corp.
Boyce Corp.
the
of
stock
Bros.
5,000
2,500
dissolution
and
liquidation
its
investment
which
Pacific
Corp
&
&
Granbery
securities
bankers
investment
18
Co
Newton
All
Middle West Corp.—Files Divestment Plan With SEC
corporation has filed a plan with the SEC for the divestment
its
Webber,
Paine,
as
and
point.
Groves
corporation's subsidiary Minute Maid Groves
of such proceeds has been applied towards
Weeks
Moseley
except
The
of
Maid
Monday, January 23, 1,950
1950,
1,
the
the
&
&
Bros.
stock have
*
In
Securities
Higginson
S.
Stein
on Dec. 31,
1949.
The
class
B
stock,
including those represented by voting trust
certificates, have been redesignated as common stock and are now
being exchanged on a share-for-share basis.
See also V. 171, p. 105.
,
subordinated
These
Dominick & Dommick
expired
.
act
two
commitments
—$400,000
American
2,500
3,000
B
to
the
of
remainder
of
names
Hornblower
The
1949).
Dec.
invested
White,
States Petroleum Corp.—Voting Trust
voting trust agreement covering the $1 par class
requested
Co.
Such
necessary
portion
Minute
by
themselves)
to purchase from
6% .subordinated promissory
28,
mature
Hornblower
Douglas &
Middle
'
the
cash
of
Curtis
194.
P.
obtained
1949
&
notes.
provide
the
1949
Weld
Faine, Webber, Jackson &
Co.— 25,000
McEvoy
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.
3,000
Sons—
Lunt___
&
171,
——_
&
Co.,
&
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.
Thornton, Mohr & Co;
2,000
10,000
Co.—
5,000
Co
California
First
Co.—!
&
Sears
Draper,
Co—__
&
December,
short-term
to
promissory notes and the principal
amounts of
such
notes of the corporation purchased by them, respectively, are as follows:
mon
Deane & Scribner
Agee & Leach
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.
5,000
Co
coast
Dittmar
Poole
.12,
(Dec.
and
The
7,000
2,500
3,000
7,500
5,000
Co
Day, Stoddard & Will.ams,
groves
in
and
its
order
to pay
bought
subordinated
3,000
2,000
&
House
Curtis,®,
the amount of common
financing would be 809,082
this
reimbursing in part the corporation's treasury
posited to redeem shares of $2 preferred stock.
5,000
Co.
7,500
sur¬
notes at the prioe
of their principal amount plus accrued interest to the data of
and
to
Corp.
II. O. Peet & Co
2,500
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood 20,000
Prescott, Wright, Snider
2,500
2,000
Inc.__
,C. P. Cassell & Co.,
Coffin, Biptz & Co
been
banks, that the proceeds oi the sals of any shares of the
corporation's
capital stock shall be applied
to
prepayment
of
the
notes:
$1,665,100 proceeds of such subordinated notes were advanced
The Milwaukee Co
20,000
Odess, Martin & Herzberg
Inc.
2,500
S. C. Parker & Co., Inc.—
2,000
4,000
Co
Bosworth,
!
tion's
4,000
7,500
5,000
—
have
1950,
31,
of
1250
1.
commercial
2,300
Inc.
Jan.
CHRONICLE
and are subordinated to the corpora¬
current
and
long-term
borrowings
from
commercial
banks,
that the corporation has agreed, with the consent of such
■except
20,000
2,000
Mead, Miller & Co,
Bonbright
B.
Inc
Mayes,
Marx & Co.Mason-Hagan,
10,000
Co.—
and
Boetteher
&
Hendrix
to
1949
White,
Dec.
1949.
15,
citrus
Curtis
$2,000,000
98%
of
underwriters of tire
they have agreed to
Hirsch & Co
J. A. Hoglc & Co
Jan.
31,
Dec.
the
of
(including
of
purchase
follows:
as
are
by
corporation
&
by
total
Electric
names
of the several
number of shares which
the
prior
FINANCING—In
before
privately
bankers
company
Co.
Share
&
"Union Securities Ccrp
125,500
Equitable Securities Corp._125,500
-A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
100,000
-Robert W. Baird&Co., Inc. 20,000
*
firms
to
with carrying out
connection
in
issued
was
plan,
stock
purchase
J.
issued
company
the
placing
Light Corp., Electric
of the common stock
UNDERWRITERS--The
*
Jackson
Power &
approximately
received
Co.
Bond
common
-
Corp.,
100.00%
1,478:18676
securities of
of
company
Electric
has
,
»
906,671.823
——
required
purchase price
thus became a subsidiary of
Bond & Share Co., however,
disposed of substantially all its holdings of stock of the company,
the company is no longer such a subsidiary.
the
Electric
-
shares
;
Inc
Inc
Co.,
FINANCIAL
completion
on
19,49
funds
&
holder
&
the
of
.
Service
conversion
DECEMBER
95.74%
97.48%
97.38%
Light Corp. were deposited by it with the exchange
the Electric plan for distribution to the security holders
Power
Electric
of
Public
Development
converted
outstanding
95.16>
2,100,000
2.300,000
I,e50;000
Light Co
&
Power
Mississippi
New
&
those
&
shares.
Voting
Control
Shares
Power
for
stock
follows:
as
to
rendered
company,
transferred to the company $4,100,-
Light Corp.
in cash and shares of common
Arkansas
COMMERCIAL
THE
(362)
State.
engaged
On
Jan.
in
5,
the
electric
1950,
the
and
utility businessNiagara Electrio
gas
Buffalo
Volume 171
Number 4875
Corp.,
York
Central
New
Power
Corp.* constituent companies,
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.
Corp.
THE
and
New
York
consolidated
were
Power
under
&
the
Light
&
Ohio Bell Telephone
of
name
COMMERCIAL
Period End. Nov. 30—
company renders electric service to
residential, farm, commer¬
cial and industrial customers in an
area
of New York
State having
a
total population of
*
'
revenues
Uncollectible
approximately 2,800,000.
Principal cities served
Buffalo,, Syracuse, Albany, Utica, Schenectady, Niagara Palls and
Territory served by the company with gas has a population of
about 1,120,000.
The company owns and operates an interconnected
oper.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
$
9,074,560
107,259,798
$
96,122,185
39,352'
20,570'
332,617
230)453
rev._
are
Troy.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
distribution system
serving the public with natural gas in Syracuse,
Oswego and Pulton and certain adjacent
municipalities.
The company
also serves the public with
manufactured gas in Albany, Schenectady
Operating taxes
and Troy, as well as
Utica,
adjacent municipalities.
Net
Rome, Oneida and Little Palls and certain
Net
—V.
PURPOSE—The
bank,
loans
struction
part
The
obtained
program
the
and
proceeds
ire
1948
the
of
company's
will
and
be
1949
construction
repay $38,5CQ',000 of
connection with the
con¬
in
constituent
necessitate not
than
more
companies
and
finance
to
(GIVING
additional debt
PRESENT
value)
cumulative_L_.
200,000 shs.
series
cumulative
350,000-shs.
350,000 shs.
3.90%
series
cumulative
A
3%
240,000: shs.
(without
pur
value )•___
1,928,627 shs.
(without
par
value)___
11,094,662 shs.
7,473,172 shs.
due
Unlimited
of
1974
Central
N
Y.
York
2%%
Power
series
Syracuse
first
rntge.
Utica
Gas
cessor)
'
bonds
due
56,360,000
48,785,000
1951
&
bonds
deemable)
Niagara Palls
879,000
Electric
Co.
and
due
1957
(not
first
mtge.
3%%
series
due
and
The
three
refunds-
This
corporation
applications to
Earle
J.
The
are
I9G&..__
1ms
list
its
Mac hold.
of
New
stock
filed
class
with
A
President,
York
has
15,689,000
teen
appointed
the
and
New
York
stocks
common
announced
preferred stocks—3.40%
Jan.
on
series, 3.60',.
Stock
Exchange
Exchange,
that
on
of
none
the
whom
is
respective
affiliated
amounts
of
names
with
the
series,
several
principal
&
$15,350,000
American
Baehe
Miller
E.
M.
Newton
Co.__
&
400,000
Blair, Rollins &
Inc.
Blair
&
Byrd
1,300,000
—
&
Bros.
Co.__
800,000
M.
Da in
Estabrook
arwell,
f Co.
Chapman
150,000
Haupt & Co.___
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
Kill
Co
&
Hirsch
Kalman
E.
A.
&
—V.
&
CP.
p.
—V.
200,000
Staats
Co.
Nicolaus
trade
V.
&
"Net
&
Co..._
&
No.
Earned
April,
1950,
to-
Edison
the
by
stockholders
Co.
Co.,
171, p.
both
of
1949
Co.__
77,064
4,846,113
4,894,739
873,608
__
Wainwright &
—V.
Cummins,
'
31—
Dec.
$2.78
&
Wheelock
Co-.
&
Inc
$3,545,006
Inc.
Harold
E.
Wood
Yantis &
Co.
&
WocKlard-Elwood
S.
The
150,000
150.000
150,000
Co.
<fe
the
and
Co.
Inc.
21
sold
its
inventory,
division
to
goodwill,
Valmart-New
patents
York,
Co.
(Pa.)
above.—V.
England
Northwest
Public
~
$1,463,412
164,
Co.
Service
—
Co.
The
1,021,056
$1.43
$1.43
total
A
2,650
depletion,
and
has
in
taxes
1949
and
nnd
$4
converted
£1
per
in
into
1948
dollars
1947.
and
1399.
asked the
25,000
shares
share
leaving
the
of
oil
for
of
1
and
Committee
to
George
interest
of
to. be
$500.
at
Each
registrants
in
issued
annually,
will
be
shares would
plans
of
the
to
offer
revenues
Uncollectible
Operating
oper.
____
expenses,
Operating
taxes
Net
—V.
170,
__
interest
the
income
charges
p-.
wili be
total
bank
169,
loans
in
issued
stock
dividend rate
a
issued
be
Commission to- authorize
preferred
(no
849.
$8,445,501
18,023
$8,896,047
.$8,427,475
6,556,392
6.436,053
'1,169,996
I,0l5,U3
$1,169,659
985,777
,
March,
after
cumulative
not
1950,
to
revenues,
oper.
entitled
to
1/3000
from
to
Operating
$310,258
357
the
taxes
Net
Net
—V.
operating
would
and
1950
be
used
to
help
construction
finance
p.
applied,
of
outstanding
1974
with
other
fiist
offering
tsee
mortgage
98.5467
at
funds,
and
to
mortgage
in
V.
171,
the
3V®%
1
accrued
the redemp¬
5%%
bonds*
7).—V.
p.
•
171,
of
SEC
Sell
to
&
Electric
Cb.
below.—V.
170,
2066.
p.
television
the
sets,
company's
refrigerators,
distributors
at
6ther
and
ranges
regional
meetings
national distributor convention in
Chicago about
i»
two-
practically
and
high
volume
production will be required to
set
sales
a
goal
of
over
$250,000,000
for
1950,
meet
and
the
indications Philco sales
may substantially exceed
based
this total."
1-95.
Jan.
on
filed
11
letter
a
notification
of
to
be
with
the
offered
share.
per
SEC
to
em¬
The
pro¬
1918.
of
&
23,
.stock,
Jacob
of
which
Stern
and
11,900
1,200
share.
Jan.
9
covering
shares
are
for
the
shares
Reported
to
have
to
be
Estate
been
sold
of
and
will
for
The
206*317
company
Electric
interest
Lands
$9,613,937
to
Light
in,
U.
the
has
&
acquired
Power
all
Co.
of
the
outstanding stock
pursuant
to
recent
Vallejo
of
approval
Commission.
Pacific, since 1929, had owned
company,—V. 171, p. 195.
See
American Power
&
Light Co., above.—V.
Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph
a
Vallejo
by the
797
9,117
and
its
237.299
220,203
2,534.814
2.404.633.
31.820
40.330
371,719
307,157
$40,282
$23,022
$384,363
$241,041
247,651
119,171
______
income
2438.
26,078
17,528
became
1949,
170, -p.
effective
2439.
>
and
tons
its
wholly-owned
the
all
of
coal
leases
being
will
royalties
June
minimum
$12,550,000.
per
subsidiary
to
year
acquire the
which
of
minimum
a
coal,
royalties
Lease
lessor's
to
which
is
to
to
Jefferson
the
by
and
based
Trl-
containsleased
now
lease
payable
1956
5,
subsidiary
acreage,
recoverable
company
$450,000
a: year >
estimated
re¬
011
Jefferson
Coal,
interest, provides for
in
which,
minimum
a
,
annum.
be
to
paid
$5,000,000
by
is
the
to
is
company
be
paid
the
M.
approximately *
A.
Hanna
Co.
through
(lr delivery of said $4,655,000 debentures*
(repnesmtmg a pvfee of 103% plus accrued In-1
terest to Oct. 31,
1949c, and <-2r payment of $157,830 cash, the ba).-.
ance
of the consideration being represented
by assumption of unpaid
taken
at
$4,842,170
contract,
of
royalty
surface
with
and
lands,
otherwise
or
amount
of
to
which
be
Dee.
note
mining
obligations
lights,
related
to
approximately
transaction
20,
1949.—V.
$1,000,000
would
170,
become
p.
and
etc.,
commitments
intended
properties
to
at
be
for
use
for
in
conveyed,
Oct.
31,
effective.
1949,
Closing
purchase*
f
connectier*
estimated
to
the
as
date
date
was
to
2335.
Plastic Wire & Cable Corp.—RFC Loan—Dividend Re¬
striction—
During
Operating
revenues
Uncollectible-
cper.
$
:___
32.767.036
29,204.346
rev._
125,309-
113,755
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
Net
operating income
Net after charges.:
—V. 171, p. 106.
32,641,727
24,848,268
3,962.555
4%
and
machinery
and
the
declare
$
of
1,325,919
29,090,59 1
346,375,858 311,785,7 68
23,565,159 270,637,441 247,856,137
2,824,725
39,328,975
31,978,671
a
ended
year
loan
pledge
pay
any
without written
Oct.
from
secured
loan.
or
of
1, 1949, the company obtained at
payable in monthly instalmentsmortgage of land and buildings and
RFC,
by
a
commercial
receivables
Agreement
provides
dividends,
nor
consent
of
the
that
the
purchase
RFC.
In
or
to
cover
a
$75,000
company shall not
retire
any
capital,
addition
to
principal'
payments
aggregating $36,000
annually,
the company will
also
required, effective Sept. 30, 1949, to pay 50% of amount that preceding
iiscai year's earnings, before
depreciation, exceed $36,000.
347,866.614 313,111,687
1,490,756
fiscal
each,
portion
1949—11 Mos.—1948
$
the
5-year
$3,000
RESULTS
Net
—V.
164,
YEARS
ENDED
OCT.
1
$2,026,728
(after income tax
p.
credits)
—_
$2,307,165
57,207
19,948
1912.
(IL K.) Porter Co., Inc., Pittsburgh—Acquisition—
.
The
corporation has acquired the entire capital stock of Quaker
Co., Philadelphia, Pa., for an undisclosed priee.
This marks*1'
corporation's entry into the rubber manufacturing field.—V. 17fy
3,830.904
2,700,707
36,409,442
31,950,960
Rubber
2,812,251
1,864,173
25,330,520
24,597,580
the
p.
FOR
sales
.*
$2,952,883
Co.
aggregate
consideration
$250,000
Co.—Earnings—
8,083
$3,290,896
20,
2335),—V.
p.
with
acquisition of coal acreage
Harrison and Jefferson Counties,
Belmont,
Substantially
$50,000
$6,000,090,
45.83%
171, p. 195.
1349^-Month—1948
$
$2,960,966
Co.
coal
of
Total
-
stock
Co.—Earnings
1949—11 Mos.—1943
connection
in
90,000,000
the
company
royalty
Pacific Power & Light Co.—New Offer
Made—
PeriedEnd. Nov. 30-—
$3,300,013
in
Hanna
$400,000
thereafter,
Co.—Offering of Stock—
8,365,159
$239,355-
A.
existing
amount
H.
of
10,570,220
$976,309 $10,953,457
820,882
9,009,629
Dec.
170,
Acquisition—
$96,025,368 $8.7,413 713
$95,801,314 $37,207,396
72,721,939
67,023,23?
M,
estimated
-Under
the
The company was granted
permission on Jan. 17 by California Public
Utilities Commission to
proceed w.th the sale of the new preferred
stock on a
negotiated basis.-
issued
pioperties
from
-
1949—II: Mos.—1948
224,254
V.
see
company, with the exception of a portion under
Coal, Co.
which is 49%
owned by the company.
privately.
issue is equal in size to the 1,500.000 shares of
5% redeemable
preferred stock, series A, offered by Blyth &
Co., Inc. last May,
ranked
as
the
largest preferred stock offering to originate
in the American public
utility field.
be
related
coverable
Gas & Electric
details,
the
shares
Arthur
placed
(for
1949
the merger into this com¬
wholly-owned subsidiary, which was
ou
Stock Exchange an Dec. 13 authorized the
listing of an
$3,910,000 20-year
3'/a %
debentures
due
July
15,
1965,
together with $745,000 of debentures reacquired by the com¬
pany,
ap¬
1?,100
involving
a
stockholders
York
which-
Mfg. Co.—Stock Placed Privately
on
the
additional
Ohio,
filed
recapitalization
City Brewing O.,
by
,
New
1
an
was
of
Iron
Lands—
the
the
program,
This
part
$288,558
after'charges
170,
be
authorized
first
of
sold
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—Acquisition of Coal
company
which
registrants'
$309,401
expenses
Operating
be
11
Jan.
on
$2,500,000
anticipated demand.
plan
of
Dec.
March 1, 1950.
preferred and common-
first
be
12,125,918
1949—Month—1948
rev-
revenues
1,
Philco
company
Net loss
Operating
Commision
1975,' to
1,
exceed
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
including approximately
200
investment
houses
from
coast
to
coast, will publidy offer on
or
about Jan.
24, 1950, 1,500,000 shares of 4.80% redeemable first
preferred stock, $25 par value.
2438..
"Period End. Nov. 30-—
*
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—Recapitalization and Merger
the
,
Uncollectible
common
Pacific
Co.—Earnings—
23.785
Ohio Associated Telephone
Operating
to
Gas
and the
approved
par)
16-73.
p.
notification
Lindsay, at $15 per
—V.
171, p. 100.
registration,"
production
$8,919,832
___
______
operating
after
P.
of
California P.
Operating
Net
168,
this
1949—Month—1948
rev._
revenues
lor
171, p,
pany
$5).
(par
with
the
issues
proposed
present
says.—V.
letter
Estate
Simons,
under
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Period End. Nov. 30;—
$1,436,533
exceeding
Jan.
amount
placed by
and
A
P.
tracts.
Operating
of
Solicit
par¬
350 .interests
$1,489,605
Corp.—Large Orders Received—
have
The
%■
Power
cumulative
stock
common
Outboard Marine
3,000
sale
nc-t
Aug.
Standard
The
Approval of Issuance;
Stocks—
Federal
shares
of
common
company
plication
Gas
participating interests will be outstanding, of which
presently "in the hands of registrants and interested
are
ties,
offered
$128,637
.
Pitney -Bowes, Inc.—Files With SEC—
through underwriters, and said that it has been negotiating with
headed by Glore, Forgan & Co., of Chicago, 111., and Kalman
Co., Inc., of St. Paul, Minn.
&
doing
business
as
Petroleum,, on Jan. 9 filed a registration statement with
covering $175,000 of participating interests in oil.
of
174,469
covering up to 10,000 shares of common stock
ployees under a stock purchase plan at $11.63
ceeds are for
general working capital.—V. 170, p.
group
3287.
p.
above.—V.
Northwest
the SEC
due
presemt
$1,461,284
1,021,056
$1.24
cumulative preferred shares,
per
a
and
Petroleum, Portland, Gre.- -Registers With
Blanchard
A.
174,469
1947
shares
lure.—
(Pa.)—To Transfer Natural
of
125,000
$4.40
250,000
»
England
SEC—
Ralph
A,
nonexistent,
—V.
1948
.
£1
per
1703
company
issuance
The
Proxies—
New
like
a
present
,
:
Preferred, and Common
A
See
14,538
Commerce
issue
to
of
County
New
1,611,062
14,538
stock
weeks
$3.45
Facilities—
Northern
2,022,O44r
1,664,075
ago total over
$80,000,000, it was announced by James H. Car-*
mine, Executive Vice-President. Most of these orders are for
shipment
in the first
quarter, Mr. Carmine said, and increased production will
be required in the
television, refrigeration and electric range divisions
of Philco- to- handle this
large volume of business.
Mr. Cajmine said:
"Inventories of all Philco products are
$3,810,101
$3.21
1949
Otter Tail Power Co.—Asks FPC
of
Proceeds
Allegany Gas Co.
pi'd,
Interstate
products
427,500
1,021,056
share
r-p-
company's
See
$9,016,346
2,086,789
143,175
100.000
800,000
170,
$9,221,517
177,874
$128,974
December
$4,237,601
427,500
requirements
$1,264,235
of
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$830,326
2587.
p.
Philco
657,138
$3,972,506
..
dividend
depreciation,
rate
'
$4,817,675
95,040
capital shaies
at
300,000
Capital Ap¬
to
Philadelphia Co.—Seeks Approval
Equitable Gas Co. Common Stock—
14,870,233
7.
per
voted
1948
$4,751,074
(net)
stock
'-'After
12,
'
income
p.
June
195.
P.
15,755,100
.
payable
143,512
on
170,
tion
$20,506,173 $19,687,908
taxes-
share
a
1949—Month—1948
income
bonds, series A, due
interest, the proceeds
106.
_
&
cents
$0.64
$11.60
securities.
of
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry. Co.—Bonds
Authorized—
171,
Co-.—Earnings—
revenues
50
sales
$818,539
177,834
Balance
.
Co.—Merger Terms—
above.—V.
of
tOn
regu¬
them.—V.
approve
5,000,000
J$11.87
(est.)_
outstanding
Ohio
merger
common
"■
150,000
Corp.—Sells Freshmaster Division—
Gas
interest
—V.
the
profit
150.000
Co.;
Stokes
250,000
Freshmaster
Penn
of
in
Service
6 Months Ended Dec
Co.
2438.
p.
North
of
the
e.eduetions
said.
its
stock
of
terms
outstdg.
investments.
28
income
Net
on
600,000
L_
150,000
of
name
170,
called
Edison
•
171,
200.000
&
C.
F.
on
preferredthe
of
Dec.
on
revenue
Gross
are
Dividends-
for
merger
share
com.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Gross
stock.
and
per
$1.13
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Earnings—
new
provi¬
which
Co.
the
on
This
stock
CTokiep Copper Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
250,000
Co
<fe
194.
corporation
Service
Public
those
protective
principal
of
series
preferred
Co.'s
payment
issued
meetings
income
The
The
Service
$3,214,000
5,000,000
change the authorized common
stock from 1,000,000
$1 par shares to 40,000 $25 par
shares, each 25
shares of old common to be
exchanged for one new common share.—
V. 170, p. 791.
dividend
as
stock.
same
preferred
$5,654,000
share.
stockholders
"We
Weeden
250,000
Noma Electric
The
preferred
new
a-
1948
496,000
proved—
to-
unchanged.
approvals
be
the
Balance applicable to common stock
and, surp.
Earnings per common share.—1,102,684 shrs.__
150,000
Watling, Lerchen <fe Co.
Hutchinson
171,
250,000-
L
150,000
;
be
and
remain
to
income
Net
&
300,000
Inc.—
will
Public
Ohio
of
preferred
Edison
assume
will'
stock
expenses
Preferred
400,000
Co.
600,000
Co.,
Co.
&
H.
1,300,000
Co
Ohio
Co.
have
will
of
'
$2,718,000
170, p. 2438.
Orders
1
800,000
Masten
McMaster
Co.,
Inc.
R.
Thomas
250,000
Weeks
Service
will
shares
will
•
Gross
&
Bros.
Walter
1,300,000
Co.
—_
&
Illinois
Stix
400,000
& -Co
Hornblower
The
<fc
<!fc
Inc.
800,000
Ira
of
Co-,
common
same-
outstanding
3.90%
cumulative
redemption prices
1949
3,565,000
Pennsylvania Industries, Inc.—Change in
on
Co.
1,300,000
Stringfellow__
William
400,000
Bruce
&
Sterns
1,300,000
Edison
The
Income
Co.._____
FaiTman
St if el,
Anderson
Curtis___
Schwabacher
400,000
.Gregory & Son Inc
Hallgarten & Co
&
Pollock
Harris,
:
1950.—V.
per
equivalent
a
Utility operating income
600,000
Scott
SMs,
&
First of Michigan Corp.
Green, Ellis &
Heller,
E.
800,000
;
Public
Co.
share
one
having
court
shares
value
asset-
the
share
per
is
to
pending the FPC's
subsequently en¬
complaipt.
See
als»
proceeding.
The lower
dismissing the Commission's
■^Excluding gain or loss on
+After
deducting the dividend
Robinson-
150,000
Co.
those
new
Ohio
Other
1,300,000
Humphrey
250,000
Co.
&
<fc
to
the
preferred; stock
commissions,
.
150,000
Co
Inc.
The
250,000
—
Clayton Securities Corp.
J.
Wm.
600,000
Inc.l___'__
Co..
&
Jackson
..
William
Burr
Oh to
Service
exchange
stock
Paine, Webber,
Co.
50c
Ohio
of
at
of
per
250,000
O'Brian, Mitchell & Co.
Otis
1,300,000
and
amount
share
a
Public
in
and
annum
presently
shares
200,000
250,000
Inc.
of
the
31c
merger
in
lower
a
distribution
the
profits
Net
volun¬
for
namely,
12 Months Ended Nov.
30—
300,000
Bacon, Whipple <& Co._
Becker & Co.
which latter
Ohio
of
receive
outstanding debt
Operating
Operating
!
J.
A. G.
1949,
stock
common
the
of
December,
the
stock
Corp.—Earnings—
Earnings
assumption
that the
the common stocks
on
date
in
the
earnings
Number
series
&
Wells & Co.
Cook & Co._
Newhard,
500,000
Co
paid
are
549/1000
Oklahoma Natural Gas
100,000
Mullaney,
Barlh & Co
the
on
Total
the
common
compensate
turn,
that
$2,089,000
realized
See
800,000
&
C.
& R.
Co.
Securities
Corp.
to
TNet
and
Bonds
W.
provided
is
from
income
106.
Principal
E.
Co.
stock,
preferred
Edison
of
''-See
Amount of
Co.
Service
that
in
com¬
stock
Co.
Panhandle,
stockholders.
p.*2586.
Pe mi road
U.
P.
stock.
own
Years Ended Dec. 31—
an¬
the
of
common
Edison
Ohio-
1950,
effective
in
will
Ohio Public
purchasers,
the
Bonds
Stuart
3,
dividends
Co.
Edison
the
companies
p.
and 3.90series—
Principal
Inc.
of
Co.
Ohio
to its-
1
latter
the
in
order
an
170,
on
President,
company's
injunction
Panhandle
company
Amount of
Halsey,
Co.
13.
company, of the 1980 bonds
purchased by them are as follows:
to- be
of
merger
Sammis,
Service
ratio- from
paid
per
share
per
(5). Subject
presently listed.
UNDERWRITERS—The
each
No
latory
the
H.
share
a
Jan.
stock
common
27VaC
present
of
which
registrar
this
as
Public
Co-
3.90%
shares
issues.
of
dated
rates,
holder
as
(4)
20,695,000
Co.
preferred
of
the
on
Unlimited
Guaranty Trust
the
1,993,000
in
common
Edison
(3> Ohio
.
548/1000
Public
March
comparable
re¬
Ohio
the
Lhe
sions
bonds:
stock
V.
Service
approved by the
a separate
two-thirds vote
are as follows:
to
For
series
5%
3,214,000
Power
tag
for
879,000
(prede¬
extension
that
the
restrain
stock.)
the
of
of
offer
Ohio
Public
be
in
Ohio
rate
(not
must
paid
on
(2)
which
prior
Edison
stock
of
5%
______
refunding
rntge.
56,360,000
Walter
normally
common
bonds-,
Lighting Co. (predecessor)
redeemable)
.
rntge.
for
distribute
''Net
difference
approximately
Ohio-
of
effect
to
Co.,
and by
companies,
receive
in
and
terms
Edison
share
quarterly
Ohio
40,000,000
-
exchange
to
12
dismissed the
proceeding
investigation of this company's
Hugoton Production Co., a sub¬
its order dismissing the
proceeding, the FPC pointed out
a
companion case the Supreme Court last June
affirmed
court's ruling which denied the Commission's
motion for
11,310,624
company
an
to
reserves
in
Jan.
on
involving
gas
In
11,364,337
companies
both
share
$48,000,000
40,000,000
1975
15,180,489
15,124,117
certain
both
exchange
dividends
of
•
$48,000,000
of
(The
same
48,785,000
first
due
1,017,284
1,027,203
Commission
1948,
sidiary,
18.
terms,
the SEC
each
difference
1,928,627 shs.
stock
2%% series due 1980 of the co
Buffalo Niagara first
nitge. bonds, 2%%
series due
1975_____
New
tary
this
Ohio
Jan.
will
stock.
240,000 shs.
stock
series
into.
on
For
holder
200,000 shs.
3.60%
Class
1,814,325
26,
natural
planned
Co.—Merger Terms Approved—
of
merger
(It
1,200,000-shs.
General mortgage bonds:
71,923,661
12,657,442
Power
Oct.
of
determination
approved
stock
mon
series
Common
17
company
nounced
Outstanding
3.40%
_
Jan.
equity
or
FINANCING)
Authorized
par
75,945,556
15,801,136
Federal
tered
directors
The
TO
1,173,980
1,801,340
Ohio Edison.
loans.
EFFECT
6,862,776
The
transfer
2334.
p.
Commission,
CAPITALIZATION
Capital stock:
Pfd. stock ($1C0
6,621,342
_
Co.—Proceeding Involv¬
Investigation of Company and Hugoton Dismissed
instituted
95,891,727
1,702,496
in
program.
bank
106,927,181
charges
170,
The
$25,000,000 of
financing, including short-term
9,053,990
7
by FPC—
to
used
construction program has required about
$70,000,000 since 1947
expected to require in 1950 about
$43,000,000 in addition.
It
is
will
net
10,138,163
__
operating income-
after
ing
1949—11 Mos.—1948
<Jj
10,177,515
____
(363)
'
jg
Operating
CHRONICLE
Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
V-'
"
The
FINANCIAL
889.
Procter
approved a proposal to Increase the
par value, from 7,500,000 shares (of
outstanding) to 15,000,000 shares, in
order
to
effect
stock split-up.
It was also voted to
change the voting power of the 8r/o
preferred stock from one vote
to
11/2
votes to preserve relative voting rights.
All revisions will
become
effective on
March 3, 1950.
The stockholders will receive
certificates for additional common stock to be issued as a result ox
the split-up and scrip will be issued for fractional shares.
The directors have
declared the regular quarterly dividend of 75
cents per share on the common stock, payable Feb.
15 to holders ot
stockholders
The
authorized
which
record
stock,
170,
Opens New
—
Pl&^t
said to be the most efficient electric power
of its size in the world, was opened by this company in Portsmouth,
JT. h.,
on Jan.
18.
This station is the largest single item m the
company's $30,000,000 expansion program.
Deriving power from the combined use of mercury vapor and steam
driven turbine generators built by the General Electric Co., the new
40 000-kilowatt station will be able to produce more electricity with a
Station,
people.
100,000
than
V.
171,
170,
Ended
Months
Nov.
Balance before deductions.
Interest,
etc., deductions
income
Net
Dividends
4's,a'/o
two
54,408
127,337
deductions
income
Operating
29,943,868
..
,
1,938,804
Other income
System, Inc.—To Operate
28.594,054
8,193,142
170,
schedule
The
feature
direct
the
of
during
airline
part of the year will
Germany.
There will be
the
Hamburg on Tuesday and Friday every
687,151
Other daysat Copen¬
to Hamburg as well as to the other five cities in Germany
served
by Scandinavian
Airilnes.
The airline operates the largest
network of routes within Germany of any airline.—V.
170, p. 1500.
hagen
$1,048,528
revenues—
oper.
969,882
total oper. expenses
Net oper.
earned
V.
$3,622
$673,288
35,043
12,386
411,101
$1,156,855
$1,197,295
111,806
1,147,893
1,132,601
"$15,033
*$7,204
$8,962
$64,694
Total operating expenses
revenues—
Net inc. trans, to earned
oper.
surplus
171,
329,379
200,899
15,715
"38,436
Reynolds Metals Co.—Unit Buys
was
announced
Southern Colorado Power Co.
net
Net
ended
V.
Jess
to
Larson, General
Net
Phoenix
the
of
sale
plant
are
the
same
as
in
Corp.,
subsidiary,
a
Dissolved—
been
has
.
dissolved.—
other
the
will make a down payment of 5% with a 4%
promissory note for the balance of the purchase price, payable over
25 years and secured by purchase money mortgages.
The company
may make part its payment in
aluminum in lieu of cash.—V. 170,
Manufacturing Corp.
—
Uncollectible
Operating
1,868
1,545
19,579
$9,945,971
676.996
7,431,760
$8,837,220
6,994,604
112,393
103,407
1,370,426
Net
$115,577
61,393
operating incomecharges
170,
p.
$82,377
$1,143,785
$716,546
50,302
612,076
419,560
that
the
of
December,
in
its
loan
Other
income
feet
of
Jan.
-The
PURPOSE
Income
Net
$4,314,429
$3,885,202
269,203
275,098
3,444,423
3,025,850
$79,619
$870,006
for new
are
to be used
additional working
proceeds
and for
equipment
1,069
7,128
9,143
$102,373
$80,688
$877,134
$868,494
15,101
1,729
205,189
167,167
$87,272
$78,959
$671,945
in
to
repay
bank
Nehi
from
Corp.,
chises
and
parts of eastern New York.
Washington St., Poughkeepsie,
170
BEFORE
CAPITALIZATION
'
-
and
Office
N. Y.
210,000
preferred
stock,
Common stock
—V."170,
p.
par
(par 10c)
$461,945
J.
Longua.
loans,
It
1951
—>
Outstanding
paid to
noon
Feb.
Feb.
a
Tenders—
1
Notices of acceptance will be mailed not
and interest oh accepted bonds will be
15.
.
...
must
C.
T.
Federal
approval
Commission
Power
Clienery, Chairman of the Board, said on
is designed to bring
deliverability to 529
schedule
half
the
of
of
is
met,
new
the
expects to complete
and the remainder
company
in
program
1950
required for the program can be secured in part from
which has been our consistent policy, Mr.
earnings,
a
next
in
not
be
in
is
surplus
earned
and
compares
its
the
with
favorably
now
com¬
pipe
is
increase
in
and
that in the future
by this company—*
reason to believe
the dividends paid
1950.
probable, however, that in connection with the financing
stockholders may receive a preferential right to buy
which could be priced sufficiently under the market
"It is quite
the
program
which
of
There
$2.
an
stock
common
in
reinvest
company
line companies generally.
earnings are
about
$3.25
per
share
surplus
dividends
should
there
our
$32,500,000,
consolidated
"Present
present
or
years
that
stoek—probably
common
debt.
property about
about $i a share, and our financial program
is based on such reinvestment of earnings:
the
see
year,
two
and
stock
additional
of
from additional
to
noted
be
sale
from
million
but
obtain
daily.
starting
like
the
mon
to
program
feet
approximately
stock
give a value to such rights."
to
The
it advantageous to carry the cost of
through a bank loan until It is ready
Chenery said.
•'
end of 1951," he added, "without the sale
might
find
temporarily
company
construction
do
to
permanent financing,
think
at
that
the
stock
additional
of
we
Mr.
have
will
of
$35,000,000
stock
common
and
if we provide $5,000,000 more equity by the sale
of stock,
bringing the equity up to $40,000,000, we could by a com¬
bination of mortgage bonds and bank loan work out this financing
on
a
basis which should improve the earnings per share."
and
surplus;
which
that
be gained from sale of present holdings in the retail
companies, Alabama Gas Corp. and Mississippi Gas Co.,
consummation of present merger proceedings under the
Alabama
would
be
a
merged property with
consolidated
may
subsidiary
upon
of
name
for common stock of
said.—V. 171, p. 196.
earnings
Chenery
$1,000,000
than
more
Uncollectible
Operating
Co.—Earnings—
1949—11 Mos.—1948
$4,147,748 $46,559,540 $44,862,454
8,023
100,547
84,201
$4,312,707
3,195,892
47f,641
$4,139,725 $46,458,993 $44,778,253
3,148,243
35,231,351 34,540,341
420,607
4,926,972
4,441,580
,
revenues—
expenses
Operating
Mr.
1949—Month—1948
rev._
oper.
Operating
1949,
In
$4,321,157
8,450
Period End. Nov. 30—
taxes
Net
$4.5
million
3V2%
1957-59, inclusive.
after
171,
The
company
.
be
Jan.
on
covering $18,000,000
$6,300,670
$5,79G,332
474,467
5,208,270
4,823,561
filed
10
With SEC—
registration statement with the
a
and 99,698 shares of common stock ($1 par).
preferred stock are to he offered for sale to the
underwriters headed by Blair, Rollins & Co., Incorpo¬
dividend rate on the preferred stock, offering prices and
share;
per
bonds
The
if
and
public through
The
underwriting terms for the bonds and preferred stock are to be dis¬
closed
scribe
held
amendment.
by
one
the right
stockholders
to
offer
sub¬
to
business on
Jan.
at
stock
$17.50
involved in
of
underwriting is
No
share.
common
close
the
at
share
comon
new
record
of
to
proposes
company
for
the proposed sale
of the
for
each
shares of common
12
1950,
30,
stock.
The major portion of the proceeds of the sale of bonds and preferred
stock are to be used to redeem presently outstanding bonds, debentures
bank
the
and
■
of
stock
common
betterments.—V.
proceeds,
the
sale
together
be
for
will
170, p.
used
with
the
construction
1196.
L
;
......
Public- Service' Go.^Common
Southwestern
«
balance
Th
loans.
of
additions
that
Sisters of Charity
$570,875
548,358
8.
p.
first mortgage sinking fund bonds, 27/a%
series due 1975; 30,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock, par value
SEC
Be Offered at $31.50 a
Share—
::
,
1
Stock to
:
,
>
fixed .a price of $31.50 per share for the
offering of'additional common stock to common stockholders of record Jan.
18 in
the ratio of one new share for each eight shares held.
The
of the
$640,174
income
charges
oper.
Net
—V.
Privately—-
(Lewiston, Me.)—
directors
Subscription
....
on
Jam
19
rights will expire
Jan. 31.
'
The entire outstanding
issue of-first mortgage
4-fa bonds, due Feb.-1,
at 102 and inter?
trustee, Lewiston,
1959, has been called for redemption on Feb.*!,'next,
est. Payment will be made at the-Lewiston Trust Co;,
163,
p.
-
694.
'
.
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc —Plans 3 New
Cracking
Units—
corporation plans to • build., 4,hree 1 more
thermofor catalytic
cradking units at its; refineries, it was disclosed, on Jan. 7.
One Will
be built- in the Buffalo," (N. Y.)
plant, another in the Beaumont,
(Tex.) plant, and the third at the Brooklyn - (N. Y.) refinery.
L
will replace other type processing units at
these plants and will make it possible ..for. the. corporation to be much
more
flexible in its making of different products from crude oil, the
•These
cracking
announcement
units
said.
announced that other new ther¬
mofor
catalytic
cracking units were
being built ot its refineries
at Trenton,
Mich.; Augusta, Kan.,' and at Eeauraont.
All the new
processing units are expected to' be completed this year.—V. 171, p-. 8.
;
Several
months
ago
the
v
J
-
1949--^Month-^l948
Operating
revenues—
Operating expenses _—:
V
Net
Other
,
$6,026,706
operating income.
587,701
$560,178
$6,491,248
dr5,656
180
30,692
72,532
$582,051
$560,358
$6,521,940
1 ~ 2.429,823
$6,099,238
2;425,122
$4,092,117
' 386,008
$3,674,116
$3,706,109
$3,295,460
*
1,349.831
1,237.346
^
$2.75
$2.66
—
Income
deductions
~___L
income"-—
-____
Dividends accrued on cumul. preferred stock
Balance
"Shares
Earnings
v
■
$1,343,885 $16,888,150 $15,316,343
783,707
10,396,902
9,289,637
$1,474,417
886,716
income—
company
1948—12 Mos —1948
...
income
Gross
'Net
.'..IV.,''
JCOMFARATIVE INCOME: ACCOUNT
Period End. Nov.- 30—
This
bonds delivered
tender
day,
a
1952—and
will
through
Calls Bonds—
Secretary, on Jan. 17 announced that the company,
for the purchase by it of its general and refunding-,
on
hopes
said,
or
$1.5
for
$2.17
recently
privately
Me.—V.
pursuant to the acceptance, in whole or in part,
delivered in negotiable form and must be. so
delivered during the period Feb. 1 to Feb. 15, 1950, both dates in¬
clusive, to the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., Agent, New York 15, N. Y.,
where payment therefor will be made.—-V. 171, p. 139.
All
of
placed
,
None
100,000 shs.
5(7- gold
than
$586,964
should
"I
the company'in> December, 1949,
Woodv Gundy- & Co., Ltd., Toronto,
secured notes, series A, due $1.5 million each year
Proceeds are for expansion.—V. 163, p. 1481.
i
announced
was
had
Society
10,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
$20
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
later
$645,242
1951.
and
bonds, series A,-due July 1, 1990, at prices notexceeding $105 per $100 principal amount.
The company is prepared;
to expend approximately $2,000,000 if bonds are offered -on favorable,
terms.
All tenders must be received at or before
12 o'clock noon
<EST>
on
Jan. 31,
1950, at the Secretary's office, Room 2105,
165
mortgage
$505,617
proceeds
FINANCING
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Invitation for
Paul
$576,080
The
Chenery
$491,327
$2.04
.
Simpsons, Ltd.—Notes Sold
2587.
has invited-tenders
142,414
The $32,500,000
per
capital.
Authorized
5*7
342,300
160,992
reinvestment
210,000
requirements
applicable to com. stock and surplus
share (226,584 shares) —
—V. 170, p. 1703.
distributes products in»
and plant are located
PRESENT
dividend
Balance
New
various
at
354,800
137,585
Co.—Awaiting FPC Approval to
Capacity—New Financing Proposed—
than
during
$701,327
deductions
Earnings per common
York on Jan. 28, 1947.
Manufac-:
tures nonalcoholic beverages from concentrates purchased under Iran-COMPANY—Incorporated
licenses
$1,071,678
304,300
150,068
cubic
this
more
$859,352
Drl8G
(net)
income
Preferred
8
net
$1,161,034
327,800
2336.
gas
18.
million
rated.
publicly offered 8,000 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock (par $20) and 40,000 shares
of common stock (par 10c) in units of one share of pre¬
ferred and five shares of common stock at $30.66 per unit.
Dec.
on
$947,503
taxes
Southern Union Gas Co.—Registers
$354,717
$102,561
income
income
Gross
Royal Crown Beverage Co. of Poughkeepsie, Inc.—
Stock Offered—Raymond V. Edwards, Massapequa, L. I.,
Y.,
$1,053,948
inc.
permit it to start by early spring its recently announced
increase system capacity by an additional 109,000.000 cubic
The
N.
Dr29,358
before
to
to
$100
from the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Co. by $3 million, leaving a balance of $2.6 million, which
fs
payable in instalments over the period 1950 through 1956,
inelusive, Otto Haas, President, recently announced.—V. 170, p. 2336.
reduced
has
205
company
time
plan
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
$371,764
Operating revenues
Utility oper.
company
Dr34,00G
Southern Natural Gas
This
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Earnings-
Oper. rev. deductions
The
may
1962.
Co.—Loan Reduced—
Ilaas
under which this corpora¬
notes in December, 1947, has been
retire the loan by December, 1959,
3'ja%
of
company
Period End. Nov. 30—
2439.
Rohm &
3,994
1,126,070
taxes
after
million
$4
so
There are $2.5 million principal amount
presently outstanding.
Dividend restrictions were also removed, other
than
that the company must maintain a
specified working capital.
Dividends were previously restricted to $1 per share in any one year.
—V. 170, p. 2587.
instead
12,988
$862,780
690,515
.
amended
$8,850,208
$318,485
rev._
opor.
revenues
Operating expenses
Derating
$9,965,550
$864,325
issued
tion
1949—11 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
$920,353
1,101,036
inc.
Operating revenues
According to reports, the loan agreement
Period End. Nov. 20—
1,160,829
deductions
p.
Increase
Amends Loan Agree¬
ment—
Operating revenues
2,452,745
981,508
Southern New England Telephone
Corp.—Earnings—
Rochester Telephone
S3.553.781
2,591,705
1,049,953
taxes
Nothing
corporation has borrowed
Sheller
1087.
—V.
Bank—
$9,000,000 from the Mellon National
Bank & Trust Co., according to a report made to the New York Stock
Exchange on Jan. 13.
The loan bears interest at 3r/o and is payable
in semi-annual instalments from May 30, 1951 to Nov. 30, 1956. Pro¬
ceeds will be used to pay off $7,000,000 in bank loans and for working
capital.—V. 169, p. 1997.
Reynolds
Instances.
$3,752,535
2,275,792
income
170,
new
139.
171, p.
The
build.
Net
plant and equipment
Net profits for the
$2,328,000.
were
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.—Borrows from
23, Mr. Larson announced the
Terms
p.
1949
$3,257,300
2,383,549
inc.,
income
-V.
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$3,433,502
oper.
State
&
Earnings
1949—11 Mos.—1948
"I
Services Administrator. On
sale to Reynolds oi three plants in
Arkansas, one at Troutdale, Ore., and one at McCook, 111., for $50,081,858.
These five plants cost the government more than $130,000,000
according
metal,
to
31,
Dec.
Geophysical
Westby
and has an annual capacity of 60,000,000 pounds of
extrusions—shaped
products
made
of
the light-weight
aluminum
net
income
Fed.
$14,668
income
oper.
oper.
Total
467,923
$9,033
$1,292,877
635,900
198,856
443,453
$66,231
68,196
153,271
8.
p.
additional
$34,000,000
ment
Dec.
offering.
Seismograph Service Corp.—Subsidiary
Phoenix, Ariz.,
at
Aluminum Co., a subsidiary, for $6,000,000, it
Dec. 30.
The Phoenix plant had cost the Govern¬
on
solely of
i
Reynolds
to
sold
consists
company
Sixth Plant—
extrusion plant
aluminum
government-owned
A
the
of
157,153
$1,405,687
624,722
246,811
198,041
$27,180
Period End. Nov. 30—
It
During the past ten years the company's gross
has increased by more than $5,600,000.
year
was
and the 220,000
of securities of
group
represent the first public offering
Co.
&
account
8.
p.
underwriting
head- this
to
be offered
to
Searle
proposed
-
•Deficit.—V.
ethical pharmaceutical
registration statement-
1.000,000 author¬
ized shares of common stock, 700,700 of which are now outstanding.
The
company
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of ethical
pharmaceuticals and was incorporated in Illinois in 1908. The company
has been continuously under the management and control of members
of the Searle family since its incorporation and no changes of either
management or
control of the company will be involved in the
1949—11 Mos—1948
$101,216
108,420
$96,773
named
been
D.
Capitalization
America—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
oper.-revenues
Net
has
shares
G.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Total
a
by the company to employees and 220,000 shares will be purchased by
underwriters from
certain large stockholders.
Smith, Barney dc Co.
232,850
Radiomarine Corp. of
filed
18
$5 par common stock. Of this
26,573 shares of authorized but unissued stock will be offered
amount
to
trans,
Jan.
on
the SEC covering 246,573 shares of
with
8.
p.
companies,
manufacturing
$540,939
surplus
171,
.
$78,646
revenues-
income
Net
.This, company one of the country's important
1949—11 Mos.—1948
$970,052 $11,038,475 $11,211,430
966,430
10,365,187
10,670,491
1949—Month—1948
Pefiod End. Nov. 30—
'total
1949—3 Mos.—1948
206,383
Electric oper. revenues
Electric oper. expenses
Elec.
-Earnings—
$428,541
deprec. and divs
If
With SEC—
Searle & Co., Chicago—Registers
(G. D.)
Communications Inc.—Earnings—
R. C. A.
Ltd.
1949—Month—1948
$476,417
85,701
Surplus
-V.
171,
week. Return
2066.
p.
Int.,
busy
Hamburg,
to
direct
service
SAS
flights to
17.139,739
12,570,229
maint
and
15 to Oct. 1,
flights leave the German city on Monday and Thursday.
during the week there will be excellent connecting service
3,288,618
2,601,467
20,400,912
a
this
2,528,365
760,253
27,415,503
1,178,551
Gyllensward,
General Traffic Manager, on Jan. 12 an¬
this corporation will operate nine transatlantic roun4
week between New York and Europe from May
year.
All flights will be made with DC-6 equipment.
trips
25,223,382
20,595,327
Taxes
Nine
that
nounced
31,882,672
10,794,609
_
deductions
income
Net
—V.
$
21,088,063
income
Gross
Income
$
1,948,201
1,579,177
8.
p.
earnings
Transp.
177, p. 8.
Harold
171,547,297 170,100,190
1,447,107
141,603,429 142,684,687 (1,081,258)
revenues
Operating revenue
(Decrease)
1948
$
Operating
1949
Ended Dec. 31—
126,000
Weekly—To Feature Direct Service to Ham¬
burg, Germany—
increase or
12 Months
30,000
None
Round Trips
Co.—Earnings-
Gas
2,697,190
2,293,296
charges
171,
Oper.
35,626
30,000
37,473
outstanding
14,807,509 173,776,199 156,713,501
2,253,833
23,557,681
20,847,312
Period End. Dec. 31—
$345,640
outstdg.)
outstdg.)
(shs.
(shs.
Scandinavian Airlines
Public Service Electric &
$381,266
$364,497
stock
common
scries A
series B
stock,
stock,
Common shares
—V.
for
available
preferred
preferred
4:?4 %
100,024
preferred stock
on
Ealance
...
—
$481,290
115,282
—
$476,928
4,362
$534,187
—
—
$529,110
5,077
$418,905
income
Nonopcrating income
Operating
19,009,543
15,893,178
2,881,088
operating income-
after
227,557,262 194,700,552.
21,471,456
—
expenses
Southern Canada Power Co.,
$1,463,924
986,996'
$1,654,839
1,125,729
■—■—~—
depreciation
99,884
1948
1949
30—
195.
p.
Net
—V.
19,074,666 228,502,516 195,408,782
65,123
945,254
708,230
21,571,240
Operating taxes
Net
Operating revenue
x
Operating expenses, taxes and
oper.
Operating revenues
Operating
Works—Earnings—
San Jose Water
7,500-kilowatt mercury-turbin gener¬
ators,- two mercury boiler furnaces,
two heat exchange units called
condenser-boilers,
and a 25,000-kilowatt steam-turbine generator.—
of
consists
station
The
Uncollectible
of
idle
for
V.
equipment of comparable
the equipment,
to supply a city
more
is pointed out that 1949 expenses included extraordinary
$2,500,000 for inventory price revaluations and $2,000,000
plant expenses.
There were no such charges made in 1948.—
p. 2336.
NOTE—It
given amount of fuel than any generating
yet built
According to engineers who designed
the new station will be able to provide enough power
size
of
$
____
rev._
Operating revenues
Gross
Schiller Station—
Schiller
taxes—
inc.
Fed.
1949—11 Mos.—1948
$
$
1949—Month—1948
Period End. Nov. 30—
."Approximate figures.
charges
12
Hampshire
-
from
inc.
Net
2133.
p.
Co. of New
Service
sales
Net
no
shares
were
a
lti-for-1
25.—V.
Jan.
Public
20
Dec.
on
common
6,410,000
1949
1948
*$127,000,000 $162,672,926
*5,400,000 ' 14,859,803
Calendar Years—
Co.—Earnings—
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Sales & Earnings Off—
St. Regis Paper
Div.
Co.—Split-Up Ratified—75c
Gamble
&
Monday, January 23, 1950
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
(364)
a
applicable
of .common
per
to common' stock
stock
common
"Outstanding
;
share—
at end cf period.—V.
(Continued
171,
-
p.
196.
on page
378,647*
41)
i
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(365)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Ran
re
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
for Previous
Tear 1048
Lowest
$ per share
NEW
Range for Year 10 40
Highest
f per
I per share
t per
share
14% Feb
6%
Dec
31
Abbott
12
ACF-Brlll
14
1Q
31
21% May 26
xl7y8 Jun
Jan
35
Dec
23% May
46% Jan
14
23
27%
Dec
41% July
35
Jan
5% Jun
Xl8%
Dec
99
Not
18% Jan
12
Admiral
29
Affiliated
23
9
110% Dec
16
Corp
83
Air
preferred
4% May
2% Jun
21
4Vs Nov
1
Alaska
13% Feb
13
18% Dec
6
Aldens
Inc
65
Nov
65% Dec
84
Apr
23
40% Feb
73
14
2% Feb
Oct
25
4% May
78
May
64% Jan
34
May
17 Va Jun
109
May
88
Sep 20
90
Mar
96
Apr
83
July
11%
Jun
6
May
165
7%
Dec
*171
Mar
198
17
17
27Va Jan
14
Dec
23%
IS
17
Dec
86% Dec
24
Dec
100
Sep
Dec
7
4
821:
__
.
preferred
82.50 prior
14.50
7
93% Feb
17
Jun
13
8% Jan
10
Allen
Jun
16
16%
Dec
21%
Jan
15% Jun
Dec
24% Jun
Feb
25% Feb
Mar
19
Allied
30
Allied
Kid
13
Allied
35% Dec
12
Allied
Stores
Chemical
Ry
&
8
97% Nov
30
25
337s Dec
14
76
22
88
Oct
3
NOV
31%
Oct
26% Jan
3
37% Dec
30
2% Jun
14
4% Nov
39
Amalgamated
Jan
Apr
29
83%
Feb
121
May
89% Feb
7
Jun
34% Jan
34%
Dec
82%
37
43
5
Amerada
9
Amer
3
45
Oct
10
Mar
6% Jan
3
10% July 22
68
Mar
51
Jan
4
18% Mar
29% July
20
Jun
13
58%
70
Sep
0
Dec
American
Dei:
31%
103
Nov
Dec
14
Oct
26
12
Dec
17
American
30% Mar 23
36
Jan
10
Amer
96% July 11
43% May
111
27
69
Jun
104
Jan
11
6%
Sep
10%
Dec
5% Jun
1
10% Jan
3
Dec
6%
Jun
2% Jun
13
4% Dec
76% Feb
163% Oct
28% Nov
74
Nov
81
Jun
49%
100%
Jan
106% Dec
28
187% Sep
7
33% Jan
7
21% Jun
6
Jan
60
Jun
1
82
Jan
1
25% Dec
15
47% Sep
7
27
May
19% July
38
Dec
51
May
39% Feb
Dec
20%
14%
Dec
22%
Jun
14
81
Dee
94
Jun
33%
Feb
43
Oct
71% July 29
35% Feb
8
94%
Feb
21
Feb
,
107%
15% Feb
Jun
Jan
3
25% Jun
Jun
14
99
49% May
-
44.%
447
a
7,300
23 %
22%
23%
64,800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
16,400
51%
3%
17%
*68%'
69'A
69
69
Dec
30
36% Mar 31
3 Va
70
18
%
3%
*
70%
20
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
26,200
80 %
80%
80 Va
80%
80%
H0:%,
81%
3,200
83
*80%
83
*81
*81
83
83
*96
*87
90
*87
90
*87
90
*88
90
♦88
90
8%
8%
203
204
8%
204
204
19%'
19%
*18%
28%
28%
28%
28%
33%
34%
33%
34%
95
95
94
95
8%
204%
205
*'19%
9
205
25
8%
9
9
2,700
205 %
204
204
206
2,300
19 %
95%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
29'A
29'A
29%
29%
29
29
1,000
34 %
33%
19%
2!) %
*29
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
34:%
7,500
95 Va
*94 %
95 Va
94%
94 Va
♦94%
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
33
32%
90
90%
90 %
90%
90 %
*89%
90'A
37%
37%
38%
*37 Va
37%
37
37%
36%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*37%
38
*4%
45
*38
45
106%
43%
700
33 Va
89
1
106
100
92
32%,
*87%
4%
11,500
100
*88
8%
Va
83
24%'
*96%
89
32
89
*43
19
8%
24%
37%
32%
*87%
com
9
24%
69 Va
*80 %
100
32'A
1,600
80%
25%
par
120
3,500
18
3%
96
203
8,400
3%
*17 Va
70%
•69Va
520
24%
120
18
96
8%
51%
24%
120
3 Va
17%
70%
*51
24%
120
3 Va
3%
18
*69 Va
51
24
120
25
106
*43
*40
45
106
106%
*4
107
*40
4
♦40
45
102
•
4%
4%
106
105%
1,100
4 Va
106%
*38
104 %
800
14,000
1,000
37
Va
4
%
45
103%
95
700
45
2,900
43'A
43%
44
43 Va
44
V2
43%
1
10'/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10 V4
10 Va
10
10%
10%
10%
31,200
_100
*71%
72%
72
72
72
72 %
71XA
72
70%
71%
71%
71%
1,500
25%
25%
25%
25%
10
common
24%
24%
*64
66
*
25 %
25%
25 Va
66
25%
*64
G5
65
43
65
*64
♦64
44
43%
25%
25%
1,600
'65
*64
65
3.100
10
2
Co
10%
11
10%
11%
n
11%
11 Va
11%
11
11%
11
11 Va
No par
com__
34%
*101%
35
33%
34
33%
34 Va
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
104%
*102%
104
*103%
104 %
103%
103%
104 Va
104 %
104%
200
8%
8%
8
8%
8%'
9 Va
8%
9Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
32,200
4"%
5%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
36,400
106
105%
106%
105'A
109
110
113%
113%
115
112 Va
113%
7,900
187
188
188
187'A
188
188%
190
188%
190
189
189
100
Co
Inc—l
.
1
Corp
25
common
106
100
Cable
Co
186 VA
27
Co
♦104
260
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
*72'A
73
72%
72%
72%
73
74
74
*24%
25%
24%
25%
25%
25 %
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,300
45
45
45 %
45
45%
45%
46
45
45 %
45%
46%
3,100
18%
500
45
27%
27 Va
27%
♦73
*73%
75
27%
6,600
75
10
18%
18%
*18%
19'A
19
18%
18%
10
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
*18
18%
18
18
*17%
18%
*18
87
*85%
87
*85%
87
85%
85%
*85%
87
*85'A
87
50%
50%
50%
50 Va
117%
119%
118%
500
18%
*85%
American Cyanamld Co com
10
3%% conv preferred aeries A_100
49%
Distilling Co
3,700
26%
•
100
com
5,400
27%
.
No par
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
American
3%
18
*69Va
24%
120
80%
*81
23%
*38
Colortype
24
*117
3%
83
,
3%
18
51
51
51
24%
120
80%
3%
80
No par
Co
American
30
24
*117
3%
3%
51 Va
51%
24
17%
100
51% Dec
51%
120
*117
3%
No par
4% *
51 '/a
23%
120
17%
American
American
.
24 %.
*117
3'/a
27
Mar 11
51%
24
.
17%
11
12
120
44%
22%
No par
23
87
44
23'A
25 %
preferred
19% Oct
14
42%
44%
22 Va
96
preferred
American Chicle
*40
43
44%
23%
50
A
♦40%
43
44 %
23
24'A
Corp
Chain
*40 Va
44'A
23'A
No par
<fe Radio
43
44%
22'A
50
Co
*40%
44
No par
Broadcasting
Can
43
44%
23%
American Car dc Fdry com
7%
preferred
19% Dec
3
Jun
.
conv
7%
*39%
1,300
22%
*92%
preferred
Shoe
Cable
American
3
Jun
18% Mar
15
4%
43
6,000
3%
44 %
24
Corp
Note
Bosch
Brake
Amer
3,000
96
common
conv
Bank
American
22%
23%
preferred
29 '
172% Mar 17
•2% May
177
3
6*
22%
Chemical-No par
Airlines
cum
6
61% July
May
22%
*92%
preferred
Agricultural
3%%
x7% Jun 29
Feb
Leather
Petroleum
American
31
22%
100
convertible
120% Oct
Nov
6%
47
6%
22-%
Mfg common.No pat
preferred
108
conv
31
22%
*3
3%
96
preferred
Allls-Chaimers
Jan
22'A.
54%
52%
52%
3
23%
Alpha Portland Cement
6% May
60
22V8
3 Va
*92%
Corp common—No
25% Feb
Nov
22%
22
5
83% Jan
44
3,400
No par
Jun
NOV
21
gtd—100
Dye
Jun
3%
20%
52%
52%
3 Va
3'/a
par
Co
98
x23
21
1
42% May
3Vt%
20%
52 y8
52
51
No par
6%
Dec
4*
21'A
*81
73
Jun
21
80
26% Dec
91
21
1
Mills
25
81
Dec
Dec
30% Oct
—
20%
100
Indue tries Inc
19
15
25
34% May
37% May
20%
22
20'%
21%
preferred-No par
West
210
14
25%
20%
100
;
preferred
Allegheny &
*20%
5
A
conv
conv
3%
10
common
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No
Mar 12
104
share
Shares
3%
100
4preferred ww
Allegheny Corp common
5% ft
for
the Week
50%
No par
21% May
80% Jun
68%
S per
3'/a
50
w
w
Ins
<fc
Dec
Feb
Sale.s
Jan. 20
share
x
com
Nov
Dec
share
Friday
19
Jan.
t
50'A
51
*39%
2%
2%
Thursday
18
1
13%
37
t per
3%
No par
Equipment
Reduction
Alabama
$ per share
3%
Corp__io
Corp new common
Vlcksburg Ry
Juneau Gold Mining
May
share
50%
1
Addresaograph-Multlgrapb
Gas
per
Jan.
10
Co
Adams-Mill la
9
27
t
Wednesday
'
5
Express CO
Dec
23% May 16
3
97% Mar
27% May
108
Adams
51% Dec
May 23
46
13
11% Dec
20
Jan. J 7
I per share
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 16
2.50
Co
Motors
Steel
19% Dec
47
15
Monday
Jan. 14
Laboratories
44% Sep
5
21 % Mar 28
14% Nov
Dec
Acme
HIGH
AND
Saturday
Par
3% Dec
51
Jun
17% Oct
Dec
LOW
STOCK
share
1% Jun
31
2%
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
50%
s
33%
49Va
49%
.,115%
116%
19
50
116%
*115
20
19
117
33%
33
33
118
.r34«
^
*18 Va
*x337/a
34%
34 Va.
18%
20
13,400
119%
3,900
33 %
33%,
50%
119 Va
119
33
200
50%
50%
33%
2,000
>■
Range for Previous
STOCKS
LOW AND HIGH
■"
Sear 1948
Lowest
f per share
B
Jan
Range 1
rl'earl9l9
Lowest
Highest
I per share
4% Feb
23
6% Oct
27
14Va Mar
19%
Oct
15% Feb 24
19% Dec
3
13 y.
Dec
1#
Apr
13% Jan
5
21% Nov
28
1%
Sep
4% May
1% Jun
7
3 % Dec
6
Dec
6% Dec
Nov
~35%~Dec
3%
46
Dec
89%
Jan
7%
Jan
20%
Feb
Dec
Dec
Jun
13
43 V2 Oct
6
6
5 % Oct
11
Jun
3
46
26% May
5%
79
IS
34
43 % May
83
51% Dec
Jan
Jan
24% Jan
5% Jft
F<!
8% May
Jan
92
73
10%
13%
Feb
15%
Jun
11% Feb
Jan
19
Jun
15% Mar
16%
Dec
95%
Feb
6
98
4% Jun
Dec
Dec
Dec
1%
7
22% Jun
July
93
3
13
96% Jan
Jan
4
29
Feb
33
5% Jan
Dec
3
28% Nov
13
32
Feb
8
18% Jan
102
70% Feb
10
109% Dec
Jun
6
14% Jan
7
Jan
109
Apr
37
68
May
46%
Feb
139
Mar
31
Mar
125
Nov
25% Nov
Dec
21
10%
Dec
34%
Feb
116% Mar
16%
Dee
1477/a Mar
54% Mar
131
Oct
46%
Feb
115%
Nov
6%
Dec
x337/a Nov
90
Dec
76% Mar
x5%
Dec
51
Nov
30%
Feb
30
Feb
25%
Oct
98
Sep
163%
Jun
39% Jun
Jun
142
Feb
34% Jan
35% May
Jan
13
11
5
15% Dec
178
112% July
8% Jun
79%
79 Va
78%
79
79%
79 Va
79 Va
79 '/a
80
1
32%
33
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
33
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33 Va
106%
*105
106 V2
preferred
American News
&
Co
1
Co
30
No par
*35
Co
67
May
41% May
45% Jun
Jan
Co
110%
112'%
112
14%
13%
14'A
*175
Apr
6% May
Jun
page
Tobacco
*40
41%
40
40
common
par
par
54%
54%
54%
*164Va
164%
163%
100
41%
*145
15 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
8
Anaconda
8% July
7
2% Aug
4
26% May
2
20.
19
15
Jan
27
28 Va Dec
8
11% Nov
7
4% Jan
9
42% Nov 22
&
Cable
Anderson-Pilchard
Andes
A
P
Oil
Corp
Copper Mining
W Products Co mc
Archer-Danlels-Mldlaud
42
41%
41 "A
55%
55%
54%
163%
J64 'A
164%
41%
*145
41 %
41
148
*145
*41
*145
55%
164
41%
148
9%
9,000
45%
2,500
*41
55
162
42
55lA
163
41
41
*145
148
100
7,000
500
900
10
1
26'A
23%
26 %
26 Va
26%
26
26'A
26
26'A
7,000
31
31
31%
30%
31'A
31
31%
30
30'A
30%
30%
2,300
12%
3,900
11%'
*39%
12
11%
40%
39'A
12V8
12'A
40%
40'A
12%
12%
40%
147%
147%
40%
19%
5
41 y4
148
.
176%
9
25'A
19%
20
164
-
45%
>
26 Va
20
No par
54%
55%
166
9Va
12,700
23,900
25%
20
21%
-10
9
.
30%
-
20
Anchor Hock <01*M Corp com—12.50
54 preferred
No par
Anderson, Clayton as Co
*41
20
50
*175
42
5
—25
*175
9'A
14%
14
46
*129%.
No par
113%
14Va
45%
130
$4 conv prior preference—No par
Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
112%
15%
176%
.
46
130
5
8,600
*453A
*41
41'A
145
36,900
112%
13%
176Va
15%
9'A
9
10,700
135 '/a
46%
130
Amer
7
41%
145
*175
■
134
15%
9
55
164%
176%
7%
134
15%
4G
*129
100
23
41%
148
9
100
common—No par,
preferred
*175
45%
100
Water Works Co Inc
Woolen
176%
8%
45%
No par
Tobacco
Dec
13
14
Sumatra
35% Jan
Dee
*175
9Va
46%
No par
35% Jan
40% Dec
176Va
9
46
—No par
14
15% Jun
110%
13%
100
Foundries
14
Juc
see
109%
14Va
25
com
preferred
22 Va Jun
36%
footnotes
109%
13%
100
25% Jun
18%
34%
109V4
14%
74%
108
500
110%
5
preferred
Wire
35%
110
-*151%
65
35
133
25
1
35
15%
American
48% Jun
35
133%
6% preferred
:
100
American Viscose Corp common—14
5ft preferred
:
;_100
6
35%
15%
14
4
30%
35%
1
35%
131%
No par
Co
200
7%
15%
137/a
106%
*105
30%
131%
15%
2,100
7Va
15%
27
Jan
*35
1,600
30%
,
130%
30
7% Dec
15%
35 Va
100
6%
30%
7Va
15%
Dec
80
*35
106 Va
*7
600
5,500
30%
*7
130%
76% Dec
2
36
♦105
106 Va
6%
13,600
30%
130
153% Dec
6
*105
7 Va
30%
131
Razor
American Tel as Tel CO
7ft
*6%
29%
15%
Ship Building Co
No
Smelt & Refg common—No
American
7%
30%
130%
No par
100
00m
preferred
American Snuff Co
Am
106 %
*6%
29%
*
6%
33 Va
No par
Sxn'y
Amer
91% Mar 11
*105
7%
30%
6%
33
No par
com
.preferred
American
6%
No par
Light
Amer Rad A St
non-cum
7%
No pa*
56 preferred
6 ft
*105
100
Molasses
Natural Gas
3
4% Jun
Va
33%
7%
20
80
3
59% Jun
1,500
81
100
B
17
22
79 Va
preferred
150% Jan
8% Mar ?'/
21%
15
14
38 5 a Feb
22 'A
22
16%
Jun
6
22%
300
88%
19
Sep 29
22%
22 %
14%
6
79
1,600
16 Va
20% Nov
21% Jun
15%
88%
*
60% Jan
Jun
15
14%
American Stove Co
66% July
15 '/a
16%
American Sugar Refg common
7% preferred
Aug 25
*14%
87
14
121
15%
8%
14%
13
xll7% Apr 18
6% Jan
3
8
91
e%
Am
9,100
8
91
33%
7%
34
33%
91
16%
Dee
Jun
22%
*7%
87
12 Va Jan
74
22
33%
33
15
151%
8
Va
*90
*90
14%
17
Jan
*14%
.
33
1,600
14,600
91
8 Va
81/4
91
87'%
7% Jun
49% May 10
32%
.
10,200
52
16%
Jan
135
32%
*48
.14%
24%
128% Nov 22
15 %
22
*8%
52
16'%
Stores
Jan
32 Va
*90
5'%
5%
*48
No par
30
3
1
22%
8
5%
5%
52
*86%
American
Mar
32%
32
*48
14%
14
55%
For
7
*21%
8%
5%
5%
52
16%
31% Dec
71% July
5%
*48
86 %
6
Jun
32%
5 %
52
14%
27
20
Dec
*7%
5%
*48
52
86
43% Dec
3
25% Jan
99% Mar 29
Nov
32
'
16
21% Jan
38%
2,800
*48
14%
Apr
107
300
5Va
5 %
5%
1
16
27
Apr
42%
86
Steel
8%
53Va
*41%
14 %
American
104
52%
42%
*42
15%
7
120
52%
*41%
86
14
68%
51%
42%
50%
41%
*41
15
Jan
144
52 Va
41%
16
Sep
138
51 %
42
*41
89%
28
158%
51%
42
common
150
July
50%
51
1
3
18
50%
51 Va
—No par
14
10
17%
61
com
Jan
Jun
17%
61
15
Seating
31% Feb 23
17'%
61
10
19% Jun
120
17%
60%
10
Jun
41
May
131% July
20% May
17%
61 Va
*85
Safety
42 s a Dec
17Va
61
100
American
Dec
18 1/4
61%
Fdj Co com—No par
American
56% Jan
17%
61 %
American Metal Co Ltd com_No par
IS
7,000
18
60%
50
Locomotive
Power
70
70
17%
60 %
Co
Amer Machine & Metals
Amer
70
69%
18%
62
preferred
4
164
70%
9,800
17%
Co
com
7
48% Jun
Mar
23
3
61%
preferred
14
Jua
4
Co
69
7%
No par
preferred
Ice
71
70
71
.
No par
Electric
&
Sep
Jun
8
Gas
Nov
60%
24
69%
8?a Dec
49
46% Mar
Feb
70%
70%
No par
35%
140
130
17
9,400
3.90ft
31
10
46
3 Va
8
167/s May
Sep
3%
36 V2 Aug
12%
38
3%
American
69% Nov
A
8%
Amer Macn
31
8
31/4
American
Dec
Mar 31
3%
-3
130
6% Mar
3 %
17
11
23% Jan
3%
Oct
23
Oct
3%
33% Dec
7% Feb
Jan
3%'
American
83% Feb
28
Foreign Power com„No pai
23%
3 %
20
Jun
12%
1.100
22%
29
11%
178
19%
22%
14%
95% May
16% May
Feb
19'/4
22%
14%
Feb
Dec
19%
22%
14
Nov
6%
16%
19%
22%
14
6%
162% Nov
19%
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
80%
Feb
19%
non-cum
4Y2%
2,000
7%
19%
23
American
105% Nov 23
7%
7%
19%
22%
8%
30
Shares
19%
90%
7% Mar 14
7%
for
the Week
share
22%
AmerlcaL Home Products
26
*7
Sales
Jan.20
t per
19%
conv
7ft
7
Friday
19
21%
Va
29
7
7
Jan.
1 per share
9 per share
19%
American Hide & Leather
6ft
per share
22%
American Hawaiian SS
20
33% Dec
7 Va
Thursday
Jan.18
19%
90%
Jan
Sep
*6%
j 1
PRICES
Wednesday
17
22%
91
15% Dec
84
f per share
*90
22% Dec
13
Jan.
40c
American
6 ft
7%
7
1
SALE
Tuesday
16
100
1
22
35
8
7
14
10% May
14
9% Sep
15% Dec
Jun
Jan
32% Dec
100
f per share
Jan.
No par
preferred
17
18
7
11% Jun
78
Nov
Encaustic Tiling-,
$7 2nd preferred A
18 preferred
5
12% Jun
Dec
43
Aug
73
24% Mar
6%
3
5
23
Jun
Dec
72%
3
Jun
28%
108
21% May
9-4% Jun
12% Nov
Amer &
5
10
American
Monday
Jan.11
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
i.5
6114 Dec
37
Saturday
STOCK
Par
3
19% Dec
17
3 Va Jun
Jun
Jun
69% Dec
3
Jun
44
Jan
14%
77%
6% Jan
45% Oct
42
37
YORK
EXCHANGE
f per share
I per share
7% May
NEW
Highest
146%
71
118
8
29Va
146%
74%
152
,.
71%
118
8 Va
146%
147%
73%
74'A
73%
151%
151%
151%
71
118%
8
118%
119
119%
3%
28%
89'A
89%
*71%
74
*70%
73%
6%
6%
8
29Va
90
63%'
63%
29%
30
29Va
29%
29%
28%
29Va
*29%
*38'A
*107
*51
21%
*10%
3 %
36
*63
74%
152
71%
29%
6%
74%
71
64
28%
-89
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'
6%
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29% '
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20
147%
71 Va
119
12%
40%
40%
129%
.
132
19%
,
12%
12%
40%
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152
71 Va
*88
*6%
132
129%
20
148
148'A
74%
75
152
152
71 %
71
118%
119'A
20
148%
74%
12%
40%
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*19%
148%
74%
40%
131%
20
148%
75%
1,700
200
1,300
41,900
7,600
153%
420
72%
72%
73%
5,900
118%
118'A
118%'
260
153
153
8
4,800
29%
28Va
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
14,500
89
88
89
89
89%
90
90
*70
73
8 %
8
*70%
73
6%
6%
8
8'A
*70%
73
6%
6%
8
73
8
6'A
6'A
6%
220
2,700
63%
63Va
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63%
120
30%
29%
30'A
29%
297A
29%
29%
20,100
29%
29%
30%
30%
30%
29%
720
39%
64
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64
.
107
107
*106
107
39%
106 %
30Va
39%
106 %
51%
51%
52%
51%
51%
52
53
53
53
53%
53%
900
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
23"a
23
23%
22Va
23%
18,800
10%
*10%
1074
*10%
10%
v10Va
10%
10%
3%
38%
40
109
*38%
*107
3%
3%
36%
*36 Va
40
109
3%
37
39'A
*107
33/a
36%
39%
109
3%
37
.
39%
39%
39%
3%
35'a
3%
3%
*10%
3 Va
3 7%
37%
37%
37%
38'A
10%
*10%
1,500
50
900
1.400
9
10
COMMERCIAL
THE
(366)
Highest
$ per
$ per share
I per share
Nov
32%
Oct
19% Jun
14
29% Dec
89
Dec
101%
Jun
77
Jun
15
95
Feb
3
15% May
5
6%
Dec
68 %
Dec
41%
Feb
88
99%
13%
77% Jan
13
51 'A Dec
Jun
22
101% Dec
29
15
114
105 % Jun
Dec
111
May
95
Apr
28
27
109
106
July
87
Apr
12
101% Dec 23
14
50% Nov 25
11% Feb
Jun
30% F eb
64
Feb
120%
Sep
80
96
Mar
107%
Jhti
26
35
Jan
Dec
44%
Dec
Jun
62
14
10'A Dec
1
32 % Jun
19%
25%
Jan
64%
Dec
53
Sep
81
Deo
77
15
Feb
Feb
114
May
Jun
5%
A
7
3
Atl
10
4%
Feb
Nov
25 %
May
20
Jan
4
24 y4 Aug
11
64%
Apr
42
Jun
10
58
Jan
3
Jan
100
Feb
7
110
Dec
9
114
99
Sep
20
Oct
'
24%
15
Jan
Sep
20% Jan
3*0
Dec
9% May
4% Feb
Nov
16% May
13% Feb
11
Jan
4% Jun
14
Tack
'
Conv
15% Dec 31
Jan
8
24
Dec
19
Nov
19%
Jan
10% Nov
23
4%
Feb
7%
Oct
4% Jun
14
7% Jan
35%
Jan
14
16
*11
"
46
34% Jun
Jun
Avco
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'A
11%
11
11
1,300
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
16'A
16%
5,300
108%
107%
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108%
109'A
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109%
101
100%
101'A
*100'A
101'A
48'A
48'A
108 %
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102
100 %
48%
48 %
48%
48:
44%
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70 %
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53
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15%
14%
14%
107%
104'A
104
104%
1,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,560
43%
43%
43%
44%
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100
70
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70%
88
38%
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3
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70%
88
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110%
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90%
89%
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200
38
37%
37%
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37'A
14
38 'A
110%
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110%
110
110%
110
110%
100%
100%
101
100%
101
100%
101
22%.
2*> 1 J,
53
53%
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22%
54%
53%
54'A
108%
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108'A
53%
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108'A
19%
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19%
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22%
22%
22%
22 %
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19
7%
7%
7'A
13%
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15%
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7%
6%
7
6%
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14'A
13%
14
13%
6'A
6%
6 'ft
40'/4
6%
40%
40
*39
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7
15%
5,900
6%
6%
13%
13%
2,900
6>A
7
13%
6
30
19
*15
7%
15'A
40
54%
7
6%
7 'A
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260
670
5,360
800
22%
54
%
109%
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40
16,500
104%
6%
39%
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7 %
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39%
6%
t 39%
conv
2,500
44
43%
88
7
450
49%
48%
108
14%
6%
14
310
102
101
13%
37%
15%
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6%
6%'
-
70
70
88
*86
38%
37%
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100 % 100%
23
*22%
52% 53 %
103% 108%
19%
*18
7%
*7%
22%
500
15%
1'6%
43%
109
19%
15%
16%
43%
101
16
*15%
105%
5
Amer
16%
104
*14%
.:__5c
of
16%
102%
*18
*7%
Corp (The) common—3
preferred
Nopar
Mfg
$2.25
Co
Canteen
Automatic
17% Mar 16
16'A
104
Nopar
.1
1,540
16%
xl3
22%
No par
:
390
113%
13%
**52%
($1.26)'
51'A
101'A
113
103
*108%
common——No par
Co
50%
101'A
113
104%
160
:
pfef
prior
Autocar
7
44% Jan
6%
Corp
51'A
101'A
113
13 %
_No par
preferred——
Nichols
Austin
14
7% Sep
26
4%
12%
Atlas
4
conv
51'A
101'A
101%
37%
4,000
51%
101'A
101%
101
3,0Q0
113
51 'A
13%
*109
76%
11%
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100'A
'
74%
101 %
104%
5.
4%
17
*16
11%
16
70'A
89
38%
110%
74%
113
51%
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101%
43
101,000
101
113
104%
13
42'A
42'A
9'A
113
51
101
100%
25
Powder common
Atlas
74'A
51
101
104'%:
*69
8%
*73'A
75
74
101%
*86
340
8%
'
48%
.
19,000
8'A
8%
48%
1
Atlas Corp
*
93
101'A
A__ 100
100
preferred series
$3.75 series B
conv
Preferred
73%
Shares
29'A
93
48%
100
J SS Lines common
W
non-cum
28%
93
8%
3%
73%
29
93
104-%
No par
preferredAtlantic Refining common
5%
48% Aug
91
zl9%
&
G
RR__
Line
Coast
8%
23%
52 %
92
92
91%
8%
73%
50%
101
*112%
13'A
Investment Co
92
8%
29%
28%
28%
28
27%
27%
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103
13'A
Mar 18
Dec 29
16%
*107%
10
Dec
102
par
T F Inc
Jan
112% Dec 21
1
24
par
10
Atlantic
99
73
*50'A
noi
*112%
par
par
Topeka & Santa F'e com__100
non-cum preferred-H00
Atch
7
42% Dec
13
Jun
93 % Jun
106
preferred
t per share
28'A
92
8%
74%
51 %
101%
113
17%
11%
16 %
168'A
*102
48%
73
30% Jun
50 % July
30
1'02
No
No
No
No
8'A
common—1
__100
___100
Goods
Dry
2nd
Associates
7
Jan
com
17'A
1st preferred
94
14
S per share
*11'A
1%
47
Feb
the Week
$ per share
5
6%
105% Nov 16
•
Feb
66
Dec
105% Jan
14
July
13%
Jun
97% Jun
Jan.2o
$ per share
No par
14
14
15% Sep
Dec
Dec
May
Sales for
Jan.19
$ per share
Inc
Carpet Co
Artloom
Associated
98
19
Friday
Jan. 18
Constable Corp
Arnold
11
87%
12% Mar
Illinois
of
$3.75
(Jet 24
13% Jan
7% July 18
Co
&
Armstrong
16% Dec 30
1
13% Mar
17% Aug
Dec
preferred
conv
preferred
Cork Co com
preferred
$4 conv preferred
30
94
7
Wednesday
Jan. 17
27%
*90%
10
100
5
com
Corp
$6 conv prior
10
38% Jun
115% July
18% Jun
Nov
liy*
49 % Jun
Jun
56%
Jan
108
Jan
Jun
106
4%%
Armour
13
8% Dec
13
Jun
Steel
Armco
13
Thursday
Tuesday
Jan. 16
$ per share
Par
$ per share
share
23%
PRICES
SALE
Monday
Jan. 14
EXCHANGE
Lowest
HIGH
Saturday
YOftK STOCK
NEW
Range for Year 1940
Highest
Year 1948
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Monday, January 23, 1956
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
30.600
39'A
1,500
6'A
39'A
40
\
B
13% Feb
18%
17%
Jun
Dec
Jun
15
ft
8% Jun
1-3
xl3
Jiih
11%
Nov
Babbitt
U
Baldwin
Baltimore
13
11% Jftn
Feb
16% July
29% July
7% Jun
15%
14% Jun
14
22% Jan
13%
Feb
31%
Jun
1434 Jun
13
25
60
Feb
80 % May
60% Jun
13
72
July 27
Jun
28
53
Dec
Mar
10
40% Nov
May
59
38
Dec
28"%
Jun
15
Nov
45
Jun
36
Jun
Feb
45%
Deo
39% Mar
9
Nov
16% Mar
Dec
23%
8
Sep
36%
31
x20
4%
13
21 % Jan
«
6
41
4
56% Dec
4Ya%
3
Bath
9% Feb
15
15% Oct
13
3
17% Jan
20
1
33% Dec
3
101
Sep
16% Mar
69
Deo
Jan
87% Feb
25
22% May
12% Nov
4
20% Jan
3
21% Dec
28
5
86'A Nov
90
Mar
69
Jan
100
6% Jun
30
Feb
Apr
34%
27% Jun
■
16
Feb
Beech-Nut
90% Dec
103%
jun
85
Get
18
98
Feb
38%
Jun
26
Jun
13
37% Dec
Jan
Jan
5
1% Dec
10
86% Dec
102 %
93
July
Jan
Dec
139% July
129% Jun
3
Dec
37% May
22 %Jun
29
Nov
14%
Oct
20
11% Mar 11
9
9
Jan
141
Dec
I per share
9%
13
Highest
36 y4 July
227a Jun
197s May
107A Jun
Dec
;
a—1
4
(Del)
14% Sep
87s Jun
—100
Nopar
Nopar
147A Dec
6
16
15
2574 Mar 30
37% May
21
Aug 24
96
Jan
50
Aug
9
30%
Jan
18
Aug
8
16%
10
Jan
64
Jan 12
18
32'/2 Jan
&
Class
91% May 11
98y2 Dec
28
2% Jan
13
100
Boston & Maine RR (assented)_100
Bower Roller Bearing Co__
5
Braniff Airways Inc—
2.50
Brewing Corp of America
15
May
5% May
l%Mar
9
Dec
38
3%%
23
Jun
17
Nov
10'A May
6 'A Jun
13
Dec
71
Feb
25'A Jan
5
47% Jan
10
Dec
117a May
6% Jun
13
9% Apr
16
21% Jun
20y83un
14
3?
34 3A May
14
297A Nov 23
37%
257A Oct
Jun
Jun
Jun
26
Jan
,
87s Mar 30
Jan
33
6
105 y2 Dec
14
6
17
Oct
101%
Apr
98
23%
Sep
1874 Jan
3
39
Dec
19
Jan
3
12% Dec
28
40
12
12'A July
Feb
33% Aug
29 y4 Mar 14
99
Aug
95
NOV
15'A Jun
27
13% Jun
14
15
Nor"
Sep
7% Dec
24% May
124% July,
117a May
9
120
102% Dec
6
Jan
Feb
16
Dec
24
Brown
.
7
$3.60
31
193A Dec
7
76
Oct
,
27
Mar
75
July
Deo
40
Jun
3578 Dec
14
12%
Dec
217a May
12 y4 Feb
15
18'/2 Dec
31
29 Va
Feb
43 3A
Jun
297a Jun
15
36
24%
Jun
1374 Apr
19
97
Jun
77
16 %
81
Dec
Mar
72%
77
12%
7'A
79
Dec
Apr
Feb
Nov
Mar
8%
100
17%
Deo
15'A
89
1974 Dec
7
14
14
9
13
122
OVaJun
Jaa
60
Jun
1
4% May
3
Feb
Jun
82
13
98%
Jan
July
98 V* Jun
Feb
35 Ya
Jun
20 y2 Jun
40%
Jun
30
Feb
52
84%
Sep
52
May
2
Jun
9
31
2
2
Watch
—
No par
—
Co
Mills
Corp
Dec
31
24
Byron
30
36%
36'A
36%
36%
37
15,200
9%
10'A
5%
9%
9%
v
1%
27%
10 %
10%
11 %
AND
< per
9 per share
28
*
*1027A
19
J *75'A
37
*13'A
36
1.9%
*95'A
common
*86!A
*82
;
14%
36
,
20'A
96 ,
8874
84
147A
9,
9
*119
121 ,
93A
9%
-15
*74'A
37A
23
1
*104
24
27%
27%
27%
27%
3.600
10%
10%
10'A
10%
5,900
27'A
27%
10%
11
300
PRICES/
SALE
Jan
Jan.
Jan
19
I per share
$ per share
Sales
Friday
Thursday
18
.
fur
the Week
29
Shares
1 per share
28%
28'A
28%
27%
500
*27%
14%
14 7
8
15
14%
14%
1474
14%
6,400
13%
13%
15'A
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
137a
13%
4,200
27%
28
28
14%
14
26'A
267b
%
26
14%
14'A,
14%
*14'A
25%
26
257b
26 %
24 %
25 '/a
24'A
24'A
600
14%
26%
*14%
14'A'
26 %
8,100
•
2.200
25%
25 7A
25%
257a
25%
25%
57%
58%
57
58 'A
55 %
56%
56
56'A
970
5774
22%
22%
23%
22%
22'A
22%
22%
22
22%
1,080
22%
4,800
15%
16%
16
16%
15
16'A
16
15%
16'A
16%
48 y2
49
48%
497a
49'A
4-9 %
49
49 3
49%
49 %
3,700
56%
57
56 7 a
57%
57
573A
567ft
57
5674
57%
6,200
98%
98%
99
98
98%
*937a
99
*98%
98 'A
2'A
2%
2'A
2%
2'A
35 y4
35'A
35%
35%
35'A
87B
8%
*8%
.
29
29
29
8%
8%
87a
8 7
8
29
83A
8%
2'A
36'/a
36
%
8
8'A
874
2'/u
1,200
36%
36
36%
800
8 'A
8%
2,900
3%
29%
29
29'A
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 'A
28% "
28%
23%
28%
287ft
2?7t
287a
27
27'A
27
2 7'A
26 3
4
27%
27
27'A
105'A
105%
*105
37%
37%
106
*105
106
29%
60
87a
83A
2,600
927b
29%
3.600
237a
1,400
7,100
500
28'%
26%
38%
5,100
12'A
38
38
27%
106
*105
106
37%
87a
*28
8%
28 %
*105
240
99
2
30
*28
874
a
2%
*2
30
*29
4,500
36%
36%
37
37%
11 %
12
12
12'A
12'A
12%
39%
*39%
397a
*39%
39%
103%
*103'A
104'A
*103'A
104'A
20
24 3A
2478
24'A
247a
7,200
19%
19'A
19%
10,400
39%
76
37,
19'A
140'A
32
57%
39%
39%
39 %
30%
*103%
104%
*103'A
104%
103%
40
19'A
123%
14%
139%
*139%
14%
14'A
16'A
23
23
*
32%
139%
28'A
25%
25'/2
104y2
38,300
31%
Wednesday
8 per share
share
6,100
32%
35%
33
*139%
17
35%
35
35%
140'A
133A
137a
14 lA
26.'A
27
27%
*105
4 106
'
36'A
36%
12
12'A
.
1,300
14%
57
' *39%
Jan
35 %
17,300
27%
27%
200
•
2
1%
2
28'A
*27%
900
88
110%
28 'A
28
147a
5778
*98% 99%
*2'A
2'A
*35 " 36,
"
8'%
874
29
29.
87a
87A
283A
29'A
*28'A
29
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan.16
:
3,400
25%
"86
*109
1%
28
139%
Monday
*108%
2
27%
2
28
86
110
86
86
108%
8.400
9%
25%
25'A
25 %
25'A
25%
*85
108%
26%
-Nopar
—5
100
No par
86
139%
-—Nopar
1
preferred
*84'A
26%
__
participating
Jackson Co
13
86
139%
4%% preferred
-100
Butte Copper & Zinc
5
Co (A M) common—No par
Byers
1%
13
86
36%
86
*
13%
«fl
13
*84%
139%
26'%
10
*123
137a
common
1,500
*139% 140'A
26%
27'A
9%
10
5
Inc
200
13'A
12%
35'A
100
Nopar
common
13'A
32 %
Nopar
preferred
Butler Biros
28% Jan
20
15
common
1
100
3%%
conv 2nd
preferred
100
3%% preferred
_100
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
Bush Terminal
1
Bush Term Bldg 7% preferred—100
4%
27
105
13
277a Mar
Feb
1
Co
Burlington
,
247A Jan
10
23%
Dec
4'7a Mar 30
7
17
May l4
11'A-Dec
13
27% July
105
13
16% Jan
preferred
(The) Co
BuloVa
;
14
Dec
84
6
Jun
7
Dec
Inc
No par
preferred
Bullard
19
91
6
,
13
Nov
95
7
13% Jun
Jua
Mar
Apr
11
x97% Jun
jun
10 % July
114
Dec
2% Mar
16
73
Jan
Dec
73
70'A Jun
jun
88
May
Co
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co.
,
Jan
7%
Budd
27
30%
65
2.50
100
Bucyrus Erie Co common
Sep 30
13'A Dec
7% Jun 13
617a July 6
26% Jun 27
Shoe
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Dec
125
t
1
Bristol-Myers Co commoh
37i% preferred
,
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
:
:
15% Max
Dec
__2
Bridgeport Brass Co
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Briggs & Stratton
Nopar
7.
Jan
preferred
5
15'A
13'A
32 %
48JA
:
14%
13%
35%
1
15
14%
*13
31%
48'A
:
Inc
(The)
*14
13%
25%
1%
"
2
400
14%
108
108
108 %
1,800
33 %
*13%
34%
2274
96
120
25%
*84 %
86
33
*14
9%
25%
33%
13%
10%
57%
Nov
23%
13%
5,500
8%
30
*29'A
14%
13%
36'A
22%
15 7A
87%
Feb
*14
10
57
Borg-Warner Corp common
17%
33
14%
35%
-
12
Feb
33%
10
'
597A Dec
Stores
Borden Co
,•
33%
36
5
21
Dec 31
51
,
33
31%
Nopar
42% Apr
Bond
19'A July 28
7
32%
35 %
Nopar
B
66'A July
38% Mar
33
8'A
8%
30
*29%
86
14'A
26'A
25 'A
Brass
Bon Ami Co class A_
5
30
34%
5
Feb
90 %
81
*29%
27 'A
2.50
42%
27
*80
81
8%
30
*29'A
30
21 'A
9'A
9
9%
*79
81
*79
81
8%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*79
8%
13
;
—1
;
Co
Aluminum
Bohn
27
v
Airplane
Boeing
137a Nov
8%
1,000
85
14'A
137b
27% May
44% Jun
92 %
21'A
22
27%
34%
30%
NOpar
Dec
25% Nov
4.200
22
32%
No par
Dec
367a
19%
12%
Jan. 14
37% Nov
Nov
19'A
*84%
Saturday
51
25
19'A
LOW
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss (E W) Co
;
Bliss & Laughlin Inc:
14
Dec
15
Dec
X27% Mar
19
19%
19
34%
Par
2
13
Dec
7%
19
31%
*
Black & Decker Mfg Co
12
9% Jun
57%
Apr
42
100
18%
34
EXCHANGE
,
177a Jun
17% May
22%
6y4
99'A
27%
com__No par
STOCK
YORK
NEW
15'A Nov
13
29 y2
26
;
i_l
Steel
Sper share
30V2 Jan
30
19% Nov
1% Aug
32 Yu Dec
99'A
36'A
36
Mining Co_18 pesos
7% preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
Highest
5 per share
tper share
Dec
Deo
2,000
991/4
STOCKS
Lowest
Feb
Xl3
com
u-Jx
Co
Range for Year 1949
Year 1943
2«%
Loan
Foods
Range for Previous
Lowest
12%
30%
99'A
87-
,*86
33%c
Appliances—
Consol
Bethlehem
21
12%
30 7A
100 %
25'A
Benguet
31% Mar 21
28%
12%
31'A
*99 %
19
*84%
*106%
'2
Best
36
12%
31'A
99 %
12%
9%
Best <fe
Mar
125
LI
13
12%
31%
99 %
100%
86
86
*107
109
2
2 4
27%
28%
7
23 % Jun
12%
30%
19
12%
25%
10
May 10%
Oct
12%
31 "A
80
9%
22
Feb
25
39%
100
;
12%
18%
21%
13
13
21,100
30%
8%
*29%
33 %
*14
*13%
141A
13%
30
37%
*37
12%
18%
*79
25%
Dec
23%
37% May
Feb
*13%
,
5
Indus
900
31
*20%
80 *
8%
30
34_
*84%
27% Oct
30% May
Feb
30%
*14%
i._10
common
Cum
33% Jan
Feb
25
:
8%
^*29%
34
_10
Home
130
2,000
3,500
1,800
13%
18%
21%
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Cum pfd $4 div ser of l948_No par
Beneficial
6
23%
Co
,
preferred
Bendix
7
31
2% July
*79
*_10
__1
_1
;
Bendix Aviation
109% Dec 29
-
*21
50
Bell
11
18%
1
Co
31'A
100%
2.50
Nopar
pfd__
100
Packing
12%
31%
*99'A
„
4%%
17
27% Nov 18
18%
18%
12%
No par
12.50
100
common
*
85
18%
18%
14
-
47'A
18%
*18%
56 'A'
11% Jun
4
46
19
47%
13%
18%
Jan
24
48%
18%
56
24%
6% Apr 13
47 %
19
Dec
21% Feb
18%
47%
47
56'A
14%
73 % Jan
46
45 %
37
16% Jun 30
87% Mar
1,600
67%
18%
*
26% July
8,700
22'A
37
14
21%
20%
66 'A
56
10% Feb
Dec
*
66%
19'A
19% Mar
Nov
66%
33
Nov
Dec
20
21
20
21'A
*21
56'A
10%
9%
%
55
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
4%%
67
*37
14
5
67
19%
21 %
68
38
RR
Howell
20
21%
68
56
16
&
19%
21%
68
46 %
48
20%
21 %
68
55%
Corp—
(A S)
Creek
47%
20
21%
*36%
pfd
conv
*68
20%
21%
55%
11% Jun
68
20%
21%
69
21%
36%
30% Jun
21
20
36%
55%
18 %
12%
30%
*99 %
37% July
Mar 21
'
*13%
207/a May
26
31,800
38
55%
19
Feb
18
25,600
11
18 %
Feb
Feb
12%
10%
18%
32%
1
14%
12'A
10%
*36%
55%
13%
14%
•
147A
12%
10%
50
i_5
1
Co
Aircraft
Beech
37
4
Mar 30
14%
12%
11%
ilO
Inc
Foods
Beck Shoe
32% Feb
30
14%
12%
10%
,
Mills, Inc__
$1.25 div conv preferred
Beech
14%
12%
11%
common
Beaunit
2
10% Jan 21
6
14%
12%
11
18%
Co
Cigars
3% %
8
16'A Get
Io%
14%
12 'A
11%
Works Corp
Iron
Bayuk
Beatrice
6
Dec
14%
11%
10%
20
12%
11%
(Delaware) _i„10
Corp
Oil
Barnsdail
11% Jun
Jan
14%
12%
10%
preferred
27
26% Nov
15%
14%
11%
.
preferred—
Brothers
Barker
7
Mar
Oil
Barber
«
14%
'
100
common
& Aroostook common—50
5%
preferred
100
Cohv
1,700
*14%
13
Works
©hio
non-cum
Bangor
Jan
&
_100
1
(B T) Inc
Locomotive
12% Jan
-
'
12'A
12
*
23%
23%
227ft
24
19 'A
i 9 'A
197a
123%
19
12374
123%
123%
24%
24
19%
3%
14%
l5%
75%
75%
75 'A
75'A
37
37
-
*36%
37
19
*18%
19'A
'13%
19%
36'A
*35%
36
36
36
124
13%
1374
13%
75%
76
76
300
37%
37%
38
1,200
13 Va
18%
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119
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7
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28
36% Dec
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18
2
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Apr
5%
preferred
Callahan Zinc-Lead
a
_
50
1
Oct
10
6
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper—5
127/a Feb
4
Can Dry Ginger Ale com
22 3A Jan 10
109% Mar21
41
16V4Jan
8
1078 Jun
13
21
Oct 25
15% Dec 29
May
6 1
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Campbell W & C Fdy
,
No Par
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36'A
355A
35 3A
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California Packing common—Nopar
57a Jan
35% Jun 27'
May
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19% May
footnotes
Sep
.
54
54
54
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17a
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17a
1%
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Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Phciflc Ry
;
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197a
147b
14%
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preferred
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41
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11
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15%
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4,100
3,300
28,000
ISP
60
200
39,000
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
Range for Previous
3b
47%
11 ;
Feb
48%
Apr
3%
18
Feb
1
Dec
30
Nov
9% Oct
Mills
Sl-
Jun
7
lOS
Feb
17
33
Dec
14
35% Jan -29
Carpenter Steel Co
12% Jun
14
18% Dec
Carrier
9
Jan
30% Mar
■6
May
52%
7,
28
14
4
37% Sep
8% Nov
Clinch & Ohio Ry
Power & Light
21
Carriers
&
General
30
Jun
10
19
Case
131
Jan
11
Nov
28
7
37 % Dec
14
7%
preferred..
Caterpillar Tractor
100% Aug 29
22
Jun
147% July
104% Dec
28
34% Dec
3
Feb
39%
97
Feb
105
123
Feb
Jun
140
23% Apr
97
July
May
45% Nov
„
146
22
Apr 23
105% Dec
15
132 % Dec
34%
Jun
13% Jun
17
26% Jan
/
17%
Dec
20%
Jan
15% Jun
17
18% Jan
11
16
Dec
Preferred
13
Feb
18%
X114
Feb
14% Jun
29
6%
Feb
11%
Sep
Dec
12%
Jun
3
17
7% May 31
574
22%
Dec
6%
Dec
38% July
8% Mar
Jun
12% Jun
Nov
'
108
Jun
'
—
8
17
Central
7
Dec
774
Dec
1874
Dec
1214
1
14% Dec
28
8
15
Nov
9% Feb
Jun
6% July
2874
'
May
11
Apr
14% July 13
preferred
RR
Class
*103
3274
33
*32
32%
32'%
32'%
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33
32%
19 Va
32%.
18%
*3214
19
37'%
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39%
33%
13% Oct
29
Central
Violet*
8% Dec
31
South
Cerr'o
de
33%
105
33 Va
33'%
a
33%
106'%
106'%
106'%
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133
133
133
20%
201%
20%
20%
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17%
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14%
15%
15%
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15%
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20%
20
20
98% Dec
9
9% Dec
9
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1.25
17% July ifl
28 % Jan
8%
7
8%
3'%
27
34% Jan
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3'%% convertible preferred.—100
*24%
7
25%
*24%
9
Jan
12
Jan
7%
4
Jan
74 Mar
14
Certain-teed
31% Nov
23
Cham
31 % Dec
31'
Chainpion Paper & Fib com—No par
Nov
28
85
8
Jun
13
12
Mav 1«
9
Feb
11
14
Dec
7% Feb
24
13% Dec
12% Jun
14
20 Va Nov
5% Jun
28
10
3
13
13 'A
Apr
July
Jun
17
3
21
13
5%
Class
Chic
34% Dec
Dec
26
Dec
40
May
21% Jun
29% Mar 30
49% Mar
57
Jun
49% Jun
55% Dec
5
3d
49% July
24
15
Dec
Jan
Feb
42%
Sep
25% Jun
41% Dec
4574
Jan
72%
Oct
56% Jun
82
10
July
15'A
10
Oct
May 11
Dec
$3
convertible
Chic Rock
8
13% Nov
Conv
9
Is
V
14%
Feb
2%
Nov
44%
Oct
31
preferred
50%
Lowest
$ per share
Nov
,
1
'60
Jan
7
Jun
30'% Dec
20
36
Jan
8
65%
Jun
44% Jun
14
6874 Dec
30
26'4Apr 25
97% Jan
4
3274 Sep
105% Sep
16:
Cincinnati
10174 May
Nov
Jan
27
May
48% July
774
Dec
10
Dec
Dec
15%
Jan
x20
Apr
Feb
11
29% Dec
5 9 74 Dec
79% Jun
17
8
Clark
Jan
2274
Nov
34%
Apr
Oct
108'%
Jun
Nov
3574
*
Dec
•
Dec
183
Dec
•
July
.31
July
92'% May
Dec
6014
1332
Jan
63%
Jun
1332
Dec
July
45%
Jan
Sep
96
Apr
15
Nov
25% May
12%
Feb
x87JA
16
Oct
20 74 Jun
105
15
29
16
Mar
112VaJun
28% Dec
Jan
11
108
61% Dec
29
73
36'% Dec
22
10% Aug 23
43
9
16
28
22%
Oct
Cleve
19
13
24% Jun
22
3574 Dec
9
105'A Dec
5% Jan
30% Feb
Climax
12
2
21% Jun
133
15
July 19
141% Sep
82'% Jan
xl24% Jun
13
172
7
64
54
1075
Nov
Jan
29% Feb
89
5
25'
Jan
8
xl3% Feb
17
12'/a Jun
13
Clinton
1075
Dec
17% Jan
19
9
Jan
4%
cum
2nd
Coca-Cola Co
ClftSS
A
Coca-Cola
5
$3.50
7
Colo
Fuel &
914
7'/a Jun
10
17% Dec
27
874 Jun
15
17% Dec
23-
4%
non-cum
7% Jun
7
16% Dec
23
4%
non-cum
2nd
Jun
6
6
29 78 Dec
16% Jun
22
28% Dec
Nov
Feb
'
14%
Jun
9% Jun
7
Sep
<
1374 May
78% Jun
7% Feb
10
Dec
3774
'
Apr
19% Jan
1774 Jun
7%
*
4874 Mar
2'
13
Dec
13% Oct
24
5%
preferred
conv
Colorado & Southern
31
Feb
36%
■'
Jan
Jan
90
'
:
2814
53%
Jun
Columbia
28'
13
3274 Oct
14
$4.25
31
2274 Sep
Gas
Columbia
68'4 Sep
29
11
July
46% Feb 25
July
104
95
Jan
12
xl6
Nov
29%
May
13% Jun 22
25
Nov
29%
Ma^
2 5 74 Jan
874
Dec
27*4
Dec
x24%
Dec
4
Sep
21
7
Mar
103%
Feb
11% May
36% July
32
:
May
674 May
2 5 74
:
July
Dec
X18T4
1174 Mar
10814
Jun
874
.
Dec
12'A
Jun
3-774
Dec
51
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19
Dec
2914 Sep
15% May
15% July
_
16%
Dec
874
•
Dec
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2974
1
Nov
Dec
1674 Mar
'
9874 July
160
Sep
33%
Dec
90
8414 Mar
Nov
Oct
8%
Nov
4874 Mar
For
Jan
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So
&
■
25
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6
11
Jun
14
8
Feb
23
38'A Jun 13'
1174 Feb 23
109
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32%
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32%
32%
3274
12%
12%
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12'%
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1474 Jan
8
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29
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5
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7
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16
10% Dec
23
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13
8
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6
29% July 26
27
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5
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6
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36
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103
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16
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14
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78% Dec
7.
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$5.50
$3.75
15%
15%
3%
3%
3%
48'%
47
r
10.000
PRICES
Thursday
Friday
Jan. 11)
Sales
Jan. 20
$ per sharp,
*•
$ per share
for
the Week
Shares
15%
15%
1574
1574
15%
1574
374
3%
3%
3%
374
3'%
374
49%
48'%
48%
48%
48'%
33-
32
32
6474
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46,200
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30%
14,000
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34
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142
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4374
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110
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2874
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15,200
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2,800
39,500
2,406
13%
1374
1314
12%
12
12
43%
43%
4374
44'/o
8,2l)0
1 7%.
1774
1874
1774
18
3,200
11%
1174
11%
11%
1174
1,300
12%
1174
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1074
1074
1014
2.30C
306
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10%
1074
1 074
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1074
1 074
6,200
11
Nq par
1074
11
33 7 4
10%
33 74
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1074
1 074
337 4
3 3 74
3 3 74
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112
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110%
11074
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4114
2,100
103
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11074
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11074
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20
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35%
103
1774
100
35 74
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Diamond
Continental
64
106 74
20
10774
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64
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13.200
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13
31
3 2 74
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31-
2,900
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12'A
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common
6%
2974
Baking. Co com—No par
preferred—.
1
29
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•
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Inc
200
19,100
17%
.-10
Retail Stores Inc_
Can
1,200
74
15'%
64%'
105
5,600
48'%
34
/ 6374
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6,700
374
,
48
34
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1274
2974
2774
17%
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preferred
Continental
SALE
*12%
12%
29
1674
Nopar
Nopar
Corp of America com—20
Continental
HIGH
13%
13,100
17
$4-50 preferred
$4.52
preferred
Container
30
$ per share
15
99
—N<j par
i,
Grocers Corp
Consumers Power Co
6'.
*12%
S per shore
43'%
1
r
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
4
13'%
r
$ ver share
*1220
.2.50
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas—
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
pfd
Consolidated
4274
Jan. 18
163
.-No par
25
preferred
Consolidated
"
4474
1.',
Wednesuay
*77
100
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
$5
4274
*53
3274
27%
!
2.5 0
—
Cigar
54%
1.000
15,200
59
;
>
Nopar
Solvents.:
Consolidated
*53
Jan. 17
Engineering
preferred
33 74
Tuesday
*138
Inc—Nopar
4
12% Mar
40
29% Dec
14
3
page
33'%
2,200
474
16%
\ Consolidated Coppermine*
Corp:
3
17
Consol Edison of N Wcom
Nopar
Jun
10
13 74 Jan
see
774
Jan. 16
25%
,
21
17
footnotes
3.60%
31
13
Oct
774
102'%
Elec Co.—r5
Commonwealth Edison Co
Conde Nast Publishing
21% Feb
'
;
Nopar
Nopar
Co
Ohio-
Commercial
4% Jan
1
100
Commercial Credit commons
30
34% Dec
Jun
64 74
28
W W
30% Dec
11
2774 Jun
May
July
13 74 May
47a
7%
Monday
13%
Inc—Nopar
20% Dec 31
30
93
99
107% Dec
'
common—No par
preferred
cum
Superheater
12
14'
May
1774 July
9214 Sep
9 9 74
60% Dec
2 5 74 Feb
274 Jun
10 5 74
Dec"
7
14
24% Jun
10 3 74 Apr
4274
3'
27% Dec
System
Pictures
Columbian
9
10% Aug 22
3074 Nov
2
10674
>
10%*Mar
92
Jun
7% Jun
106% May
Oct
29%
35%
13%
* 27 %
preferred—100
14
26% Jun
2174 Feb
com
31
25
Combustion
18%
Ry
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A
Class B__
18% Jun
„
4%
8
100
1st preferred
15
1074
28%
4V4
7%
20
Oct
Jun
18% July
17% July
Dec
4'%
87%
42%
*10774
Corp com„No par
22%
20.
49
4.'%
7%
.
81
67
Nopar
Nopar
18%
3274 May
31% May
4'%
874
474
80
29
Corp—..Nopar
'
Dec
9
41'%
1 08
Nopar
l
14,800
55
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100
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-
preferred
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3,700
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100
;—,
13
9 %
42%
3074
1274
•
6.000
'*107 74
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1274
9
79
*10974
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Collins & Alkman Corp
24
12%
1074
17.200
27%
44
par
,-100
Com
preferred
12%
700
1074
*
874
29'%
*62'%
Colgat.e-PalmoliVe-Peet com__No par
29-
.1074
1374
27
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1
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1074
2374
*54
*26
50
^
Dec
Nov
.
—1
—
10 7?
4 74
13
57
8 74
———_
preferred
84
474
21'%
27
32
50
pfd
Peabody & Co
30%
64
874
1
gtd
stock
conv
7%
5
4374 Dec
100
cum
3074
474
13'/a
100
7%
Corp—
Cluett
Sep 15
July 25
Jan
Co
3074
8414
4%
21'4
28%
*8374
com
2
RR
Foods Inc
4% %
28
17
Pitts
30
*83
5
27'%
100
Molybdenums
Clopay
9
70'A Nov
&
30%
85%
5
874
28%
106
25,700
30
5
1274
x21%
11%
28'%
105
200
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32'%
6474
2,500
127a
12%
35
9'%
2574
21
32%
63 74
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9
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26
12%
8
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100
20 Va
4'%
100
com
874
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59
Nopar
Special gtd 4%
13
3% July 11
Co
preferred
preferred
Cleve
■
26
15'A Jan
Louis Ry
Illuminating corn—No
5,300
34
100
12%
7%
3074
5
Graph Bronze Co
5%
17
Jan
& St
non-cum
500
3474
347a
a
*93
26%
4'%
20
$4.50 preferred
Aug 10
Feb
C C
Cleve Elec
26,800
12%
7%
*33'4
Nopar
Equipment Co
5%
22
preferred
1674
29'%
337
2074
20%
4%
14%
.
4,600
1674
29%
12'%
.
S per share
.
2074
16%
29%
*83
83 %
4,600
8%
20%
8%
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2074
52,500
12'%
8%"
.
*7%
90
20'%
8'%
5
Feb
9Va
11
—
—
85
43'/a Dec
101% Dec
147
Dec
108
Nov
5%%
C
—
__
Jan
3674 May
Feb
134%
Jan
—
10%
12%
21'%
100
307a Jan
105'%
75%
86
14
36% Mar *1
—
12%
*12%
..Nopar
common
2t)% Jun
67-
•
12 %
41%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
IT Financial Corp.,
City Investing Co
City Products Corp
City. Stores CO
Dec
Dec
12%
79
'
'100
C
1
Jun
12%
12%
*53%
8.50
com,
*
1974 Oct
47'% May
18% Mar
12%
27
"
25
preferred
Sep 21
3474 Dec 15
July
'•
.12%
12%
_25
Elec
3
43
2774
&
6
88
137
4%
Gas
Jan
176
Dec
107'a
32%
1
Chile
Jun
Feb
39
10%
7%
,_100
16
78% May
10%
4'%
Par
-
25
,
Jan
Nov
10%
8%
_10
common
Jun
Jun
10'%
30
*83
LOW AND
preferred
May
111%
10%
20%
83%
Jan. 14
„
1
July
4%
<
12
874 Dec
Co
5'%%
27
3
34'%
23%
Childs
21
38'A Aug
*4%
29%
29'%
*83
874
20
112
1674
9
25%
Saturday
Chickasha Cotton Oil.
7
25
80
—
7
6% Feb
176
69%
19
5'/eJan
33
,
,
2774 Mar
105-
1674 Jan
42% Jan
Jan
84%
6
20
8%
25%
4%
,
Copper Co—
Chrysler Corp
Jun
Jun
8%
25
4%
21
Nopar
.«
Jun
2% Jun
8%
25
4%
12
.—100
STOCK
$ per share
35
19%
75%
$ per share
99
3574
*11174
*29'%
3474
93%
12%,
RR Co—No par
YORK
xl3
3074
8%
25
34%
83%
EXCHANGE
»•
29%
Feb
24%
NEW
Highest
42
Nov
90
Range for Year 1049
Highest
34%
687%
96'%
'
10%
Nopar
Chicago Yellow Cab—
34
99
30
36
111%
*8
16%
30
Y2
4%
100
A
34
98%
3574
111'4
20
16 74
29
■
83%
Nopar
Nopar
vtc
32
20
16%
%
30
A__25
vtc
series
19% May
Feb
23'/a
Pac
4% Apr
6374 May
,
P
32'%
20
16
2b
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
&
preference
&
Range fer Previous
$ per share
Paul
preferred
16
29%
36
111%
8%
23'%
Chicago & Northwest com—No par
5%
preferred
—100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No par
36'A Jan
25'%
A
15'%
29'%
98°%
*93
—50
Louis Ry Co class
Milw St
Series
Dec
9% Jun
&
B
19'%
15%
30%
32%
'
Nopar
,
,
Mfg
preferred
Chic 7nd
13%
15%-
' *29%
(The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Oo com—50
Jau
33%
1
Nopar
—
Chicago Corp
8% Jan
Jun
Products
Chic & East 111 RR Co com—No
par
Class
A—
40
5% Jan
4% Jun
41% July
23% July
Feb
5% Jan
3% Jun
1574 July
9% jun
•
774 Mar
30
77
16% Dec
8
13
12% July
227a July
Nov
6
Jan
July
3,300.
35%
*111'%
14
9
3674
2,100
10'%
14
17% July
1474 May
800
2,800
35%
5% Aug 31
90
414
16%
9%
74
974
112'%
112
91
1
9,100
9%
*10
Jan
Dec
2.000
10
474
16
100
16
10%
.
Jun
Feb
*1774
15%
974
1774
1074
4'%
15'A
Feb
1774
1674
9%
100%
4
200
460
4,600
974
16%
'
7%
15,600
13374
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4'%
Feb
76%
%
107%
133%
.*1574
9%
9 ye Jun
30
34
3374
*107
1074
16%
18% Jun
Nov
6.000
1,000
1674
4'%
22% July
Jan
140
34%
105
177%
9%
Jun
May
48,000
20 %
16%
Jan
30
1.400
45%
143'%
207a
4%
May
45'A
600
20'%
9%
33
Dec
14,100
2074
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35%
600
1874
34
*104
33%
4Va
112
44 74
10674
3,000
4,400
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3774
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143
134
9%
20
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36
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,
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26%
31%
33
28.500
3374
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74
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34'4
106%
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104
1874
106
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20%
17%
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West
preforrod
106%
133'%
20Va
!
$4.50
34
34
133
974
45'%
*104
*17'A
'
Jun
34%
17 Va
Feb
Dec
337
8
43
140'/a
10474
*105%
Feb
•
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xl04
106%
1774
7%
34 3 4
105
132
24%
90
43%
140%
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class A_„50
J
Co
41%
140%
34
105%
8
8'%
42
20'%
Pasno-Copper Corp
Belt
18%
*36 74
20%
vtc
Century Ribbon Mills
II
33%
32%
187%
36%
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141
*140
*104%
33
18%
36%
8'%
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,_^_50
&
105
32%
19'%
41'%
141
10
38
8'%
40'%
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33 %
105
8
39%
141
18%
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38%
8
40%
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1
N
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9%
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B
Central
Jan
103%
32 74
Nopar
„r
Co of
30
2IV4
974
103'%
32%
Illinois- Light, common. •__*
474%
10
13
974
103%
8
Corp—No par
500
58
32%
38
5
600
1674
74
*102'%
10
Shares
4974
*56
32'%
,20
B
*15
103%
9»%
9Va
103
Nopar
G & E
49%
16
58
32'%
37
Co
50
1574
*56
for
the Week
t per share
*102'%
'8
Nopar
Ry Co vto
4874
16
58
Sales
Jan.20
share
32 Va
9%
19%
100
preferred series
Central
11% Oct
14 % Oct
21
Ga
Central Hudson
112% Dec
Dec
10% Jun
10%
5%
of
49
16
*56
ver
32
32
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central
*477/a
16'%
58
Friday
Jan. 19
S
103
10
1
48
16%
*56
Thursday
thnre
9%
18 74
100
preferred.,.,
48
48
nr*
32 Va
'
100
_T
*
103%
25
1—,
Jan.18
9%
32
common
preferred—
Central Foundrv
28
Oct
12
—
58
1
Corp common
preferred1
Central
8
9% Dec
16%
*56
50
common
4.20%
1st
2nd
5%
7
36% Dec
104% Jan
8
—
$4.75
7'h
21
Jan
24% Jan
6% Mar
33 % Nov
100%
Jan
6
*15%
11
PRICES
Wednesday
*102%
...10
Celotex
11% Mar 14
14
Co
*4774
17
58
Celahese Corp of Amer com—.No
par
13
Jun
22%
(J I)
SALE
$ per share
$ per share
48
32
Corp
HIGH
Jan. 17
*56
5
26% Jun
130
48
(367)
Tuesday
16
*15%
'
100
No par
Corp common
Conv preferred 4% series
29
24
Feb
Carolina
Carolina
Jan.
$ per share
No pm
AND
Monday
Jan. 14
Capital Admin class A common—1
$3 preferred A__
10
Capital Airlines Inc
1
25% Jun
43%
-
100
23
Cannon
26% Jan
'
'
Feb
3'
19% May
1
Dec
5
21
Jan
41%
67A Mar
35%
Dec
16% Dec
4
5% Feb
Saturday
Par
July
32
-
Dec
51
5
56% Nov
8% Mar
Dec
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
r2% Mar 23
Mar
YORK
EXCHANGE
50
110% Nov
26.74
12%
40% Jan
NEW
Highest
,
$ per share
Dec
May
Aug
56
Sep
10074
'
for Year 1019
Lowest
* per share
Mar
30
Range
Highest
$ per share
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
&
*102
103
5
9
9
—10
76%
7774
11074" 110%
~
110%
3974
3974
*110
*10174
103
110%
*110
39%
*101%
111
111
11174
HI
110%
11074
110%
*110
39%
40
103'
*101%
41
4074
103
*101%
Hi
1774
18
1 874
18%
1874
18%
1874
19
1874
98
1914
98
98
9 8 74
9814
9 8 74
98
35 %
98 %
99
99
35 74
1 0274
37 %
102 7a
*102
874
874
*8%
7674
76%
767b
1 03
103
*8%
914
76%
76%
35 74
3574
1 03
9
36
1 03
9
76%
7774
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•
9
7674
37
102 74
9
7774
3 6 74
3714
3774
1 02 74
9
7674
650
20
350
7.700
3 00
800
21200
,■»
12
THE 'i COMMERCIAL
(368)
Highest
$ per
8 per share
share
10%
Feb
e
Par
65% Oct
Continental Steel
19% Jun 28
24% Dec 29
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
JOB
47% Feb
11
Mar
14
10%
Apr
11% Jun
July
BB
*49% Mar
20
Feb
21%
Oct
12
Juu
42% Mar
50%
Not
49
Dec 20
15%
Job
T
18
»y4
com
24%
Feb 15
B2
preferred
No par
Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
§
Convertible pref 5* aerie*
k
17
BO
Feb
58% Dec 21
Corn Exchange
Not
57% July
23% Oct
49% Mar
18
20
Apr 28
30% Dec
6
88
Not
97% July
94
Jan 10
102% Dec
16
Sep
28
73% Dec
28
July
86
Oct
98
56%
Deo
66% Mar
Mar
177
92% Jan
Jan
0
171% Jan
102
3
8
57
Oct
8%
Deo
1%
Deo
3%
Feb
1% Jun
39%
ju»
21% Jun
98%
Jun
96
13
27
Sep
8%
17%
Dee
24%
Mar
*21
26% May
Not
Jun
13% Oct
46% Mar
36% Jan
Deo
34% Jun
20
Jun
91%
Feb
103% July
94
Max IT
95
Dec
129
Jun
90
14
May 24
Nov 16
78%
Deo
49
21
July
jub
177
Apr
Dec
67%
88
11%
17% May
Dec
15%
July
Dec
24% Jaa
Feb
Feb
150
Dec
61
47%
5% Jun
May
27
Jun
12
60
10% Nov 30
16
Feb 28
5%
Apr 21
Cuba
May 6
8% Mar 29
160
Jan
27
13% Feb
1
73
25% Dec 31
8% Oct 27
145% Oct 28
43% Jun
28
Dec
3
18% Jun
14
52% Nov
9
9"% Apr
4
7
Jan
21
26% Jan
19% Sep
7
Jun
IS
54%
54%
54%
12%
16%
12%
12%
12%
13
3,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,800
16%
16%
16%
16%
50
49%
49
13%
12
12%
12 Ye
12%
60
60
60
60
*49v4
50
12%
50
13
13%
13
60
59%
60
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*100%
101
*100%
101
*100%
101
*1001%
101%
102
*10iy4
102
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102
*101%
102
101%
101%
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102
68%
69
68%
69%
69%
69%
184%
1851/4
68%
2%
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4%
OO
29%
16%
28%
29
28%
*101%
104
102%
12%
6,700
29%
29%
29
29
16%
13%
16%
39%
40
40
29%
16%
16%
16 %
39%
39%
39
29
29%
30%
30%
102%
100%
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103
*100%
181/8
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
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18%
56
57%
57%
58%
57
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57%
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57
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24
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24
18
18
180
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17%
•
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12%
*12%
12%
7%
7 j/8
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50%
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8%
8%
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23%
No par
*134%
138
23%
23%
23%
57
1,400
24
23%
23%
19
18%
19
*160
180
*160
180
30
5,800
18,900
8%
8%
3%
8%
68%
68%
68%
13
12%
13%
..*66%
13%
13%
13
13
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
600
13,000
24%
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7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
124%
124%
124%
124%
124%
50%
8%
8 %
8%
51
21%
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23%
21%
13o
24
138
v
23%
23%
23,100
800
21%
211/4
2iy4
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1,900
8%
8%
8%
120
53%
51
51
8%
21 %
21
138
23%
300
2,300
7%
50%
23%
•
124%
7%
125
50%
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57%
57
8%
21
138
20
5,000
68%
8%
21%
21
21%
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130
19%
.
8%
50%
8%
-
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9,700
102%
103
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8%
7%
124
50%
8%
•
24%
7%
122%
31
102 %
18%
19
18%
180
1,000
68
12%
24
23%
122%
7%
125
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19%
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180
8%
72
24
24
*122%
*160
8%
68
18%
18%
6,700
40
*100%
103
*23
24
*23
24
18%
180
8%
8%
8
07%
18%
16%
30%
30%
102%
100%
500
10%
40
103
18%
29%
*29
102%
30
102%
102%
•
i
28%
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30%
102%
18%
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12%
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1
10#
.100
700
13
28%
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pfd
29 Ve
103%
12%
29%
102%
9,600
28%
103%
13
%
/
2,200
12%
13
16%
1,800
2%
105
12%
39%
4%
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*10314
105
29%
*28%
*4%
2%
2%
2%
50
4%
4%
28%
105
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13%
12%
13%
185
To
6,100
105
28%
28%
28
108
2%
2%
*2%
28%
*104%
4%
4%
4%
185
185
185
185
4%
2%
2%
2%
28%
108
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4%
4%
69%
68%
184
184
185%
*184
68%
67%
68%
*39%
A
7,500
101
I
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
29%
29%
13%
1
330
*100%
28%
-No par
6,800
60%
29
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
12%
30
100
preferred.
Curtiss-Wrlght common
20%
40
12%
*59%
*101 %
10o
Prior
60%
*59%
30%
10
50
*491/4
50
*49%
%
101
No par
Cutler-Hammer
7
*54%
16
Cunningham Drug Store* Inc
1JB0
Curtis Publishing com
Mo par
Class
54%
16%
Inc
Press
*54%
39%
7% preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%%
preferred
Cuneo
*54%
54%
16
pfd
non-cum
$7 preferred
24% Jan
137
Mar 14
6%
24%
39%
preferred
ccnv
RR
24%
16%
*104%
Cuban-American Sugar common—if
16% Dec 27
24%
12%
4%
Crucible Steel of Amer com_No par
72% Jan 24
31
14
7
*31% May
21% Mar
7
15
24%
No par
I
com
4,800
11,900
14%
24%
No par
We par
Corp
preferred
$4 2nd preferred
30
Jan
24
24
133
137
99% Dec
Zellerbach
$4.20
24%
14%
24
12%
2.86
preferred
$2
20
24%
14%
2974
1
(The)
Cork & Seal com
Crown
3
Dec
sJun
Sep
July
28%
Feb
Jan
IS
Dec
105
4% Feb
109
12% July
Feb
4%
18%
133
Aug
•
May
160
July
13 %
7
122%
7
12% Feb 24
13% May
Dec
7%
Crown
30
16
Nov
Jan
17% auf
12% Feb
155
Jun
34
65% Deo
28
jub
28%
Cream of Wheat Corp
7
2,600
24
15
24%
12
1
:
15%
12%
1
America
of
57
15%
24 %
6%
54%
2*
6
42% Apr
S
14
Deo
23%
Deo
Creameries
56%
15
12%
100
common
preferred
19% Jan
36%
20%
14
Co
3%%
29% Dec
T
1
Feb
23
19
14% Nov
Crane
7
Dec
57
14%
*54%
1
Inc
6%
56%
14%
*100%
100
preferred
Coty International Corp
32% Jan
104
2
8% Jan
Jan
13
Deo
3% Mar 28
Jaa
Coty
2% Oct 31
IS
Feb
29
02 74
6%
7%
Sep
6
5%.Dec 31
189
164%
22,000
6-%
6%
5714
12%
*59%
Bank & Tr Co—1©
6%
6%
14%
54%
*49%
.
Shares
56%
7
57
16VB
Corning Glass Work* common
•
3%7<? preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% ser of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining com
21
3
t ner share
the Week
Jan.2b
t per share
57%
6%
6%
57%
for
Sales
Friday
19
Jan.
12%
13
Not
6%
56%
7
57%
Thursday
t per share
*5474
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp——i
6
11% Dec
IS
Jun
*14%
14
8
Corp
Copper Range
17
12% Feb
19% Jan
IS
Jun
9
6%
57%
I r>pr share
I per share
• per share
$3 prior
65% May 13
51% July 19
Jan.17
|
Continental Oil of Del a war*
14
80%
Tuesday
Jan. 16
__1
Continental Motor*.
7
27
15% Jan
3
Feb
48%
Monday
Jan. 1.4
2 per share
8% Jan
14
5% Jun
Jtw
SALE prices
Wednesday
Jan. 18
HIGH
AND
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1949
Year 15)4 X
t per share
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK, RECORD
YORK
NEW
Monday, January 23, 1950
FINANCIAL- CHRONICLE
&
10
138
138
24%
24%
1,500
4,600
D
S
86
Oct
94%
JUB
87
ljy4
Deo
20%
Jan
11% July
Jan
15
4
14%
18%
Feb
24%
17%
Deo
Feb
28% July
31% Aug
Jan
31
92% Jan
11
30
1007-4 Dec 28
Sep
Not
15%
7% Jun
Jan
Sep
13%
Jun
29 %
Feb
34% May
38%
Jan
50%
Mar 29
15
Feb
Jun
21
Jun
13
3674 Sep
40% Jan
IS
3% Jan
Jun
20
2274 Dec
7%
7
19
26:
19
& Co
14% Feb
89% July
58
July
Jun
IS
3074 Dec 29
14
53% Dec
29
12
14% Dec
16
19
Lack
12% Dec
Dec
16%
Jan
11% Jun 20
19 y4
Deo
28%
Jun
16% Jun
ctfs
Deo
56
Apr
Deo
23
Jan
106%
OCt
101
July
6%
19
11% Mar
12%
Deo
18
May
8% Jun
1
1
Sep 18
g
IS
43% Jun 14
124% Jun
90% Jun
119
lis
Jun
15% Jan
112
Feb 29
97% Jan
t per
17
g
9 % Jun-
If
26% May
16% Jun 14
20% May
13
19%
12% Deo
22% Jan
46% May
Jun
Jun
14
7% July 11
7% Jun 14
Not
88% Feb
38% Jun IS
164
2,100
2974
5374
5374
54
547 b
5374
54
54
12%
1274
13
1374
12%
13%
1274
127b
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22 74
22
2274
22
2274
22
2274
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8
—__
-
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293/b
100
pfd
13 Va
22
53%
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Jan
5
22
58
; *55
774
1
'
774:
7 74
14% Oct
11
63% Nov 18
124% Oct
1
12% Jan
10
26
13
88
Jan
12
96
Dec
21
10% Feb
4
Dee
92% Jun
16% Jan
Jan
94% Oct 19
6
Jun
1
Jun
7
14% Dec 30
101
May 2
8% Dec 14
2174
2174
2174
3774
3774
3774
377 b
377a
10
Car Co
42%
42%
4274
4274
42%
42%
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4274
42
42
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1274
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1374
12%
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874
9
974
18
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1
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18%
18
Tuesday
Jan. 18
• per share
14%
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1474
14%
14%
15
1474
3774
3774
38
38
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330
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34
34%
34
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35
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57
5874
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34%
33%
34
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16
16
1674
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71%
71%
7174
-
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54%
55%
5674
13/64
13/64
13/64 13/64
13/64
32
32
15/64
15/64
15/64
74
Na par
*109%
111%
10974
112
109%
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110%
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121%
12074
121
121 %
123
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3%%
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common.....
—
JO*
18
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83
1
•20%
21
14%
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f
seriea
$4.50
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61
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*123
seriea
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Duquesne Light 5%
DWG Cigar Corp
Eastern
Mf par
101%
10g
I
*113%
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*11%
6%
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8
preferred
4%%
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common.
83
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21
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20%
14 74
1474
61%
12374
102
102
114
114
114
11%
1174
1174
14
2
75
Nov
5
51% Oct 21
29
May 10
common
14% Dec 31
18% Nov 23
18% Nov 23
Empire District Electric Co
x29%Jun
lg
35% Dec
Jun
100% Jan
24
105
Dec
13
6% Not
4% Jun
6
7
Dec
23
Equitable Office
16% July
9% Jun
19
65% July
48%; Jun
1
68%
55
4
Deo
9%
Dec
Apr
July 12
14% Jan 21
61% Jan 24
68
Jan
31
Erie
RR
5%
Erie
100
14%
14
3,800
1474
ny8
11%
4674
178
Bldg
common.
preferred series A.
Pittsburgh RR Co_
&
1174
400
900
113%
113%
113%
240
1174
ny4
117 a
11%
400
1174
4674
178
1174
19%
1974
14%
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4574
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19
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137 b
98
9%
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9
43%
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98
9%
44
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16%
16%
16%
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36%
36
36
2
41%
174
41%
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27
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4,300
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100
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1%
1%
41%
4074
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23,400
1,400
1274
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1,400
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2,100
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2674
2674
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74
74
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74
51
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5074
50
50
27%
27%
27%
1474
1474
15
6,500
21
80,500
2774
2774
70
10,100
15%
15
15 74
15
1574
1474
15
1474
21%
2074
21%
20%
21%
2074
21
20
17%
17%
17%
1774
17%
17%
17%
1774
1774
1774
1774
33%
32%
32%
32%
3274
3274
32%
3274
3274
32%
32%
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102%
*10174
10274
40
7%
4,500
11%
15,400
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6%
102%
6%
102% 102%
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7
674
11%
117b
11%
11%
56
56
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5674
BO
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63
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63
103
774
11%
12
55%
5574
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63
10174
7
*55%
56%
63
*58
63
574
574
1074
10
61% Dec 17
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
57
57%
5674
56%
57
57
57%
474
*3%
3%
*3%
3%
374
11%
56%
10 Ye
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1174
974
5%
574
5%
974
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1074
10%
9%
5774
5874
20%
774
5574
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5%
574
10
7
7%
12
10
Co_
102
2074
1174
1074
41
17%
36%
17%
5%
20.
1%
42%
27
*35
1%
42
10%
page
1774
1774
*35
10 %
see
40
974
9%
footnote:;
4,100
974
27%
100
-Ho par
Eureka Williams Corp
Exchange Buffet Corp
13%
98
9%
174
27%
9774
*974
41%
27%
1374
*96
9%
50
27%
*96
974
*70
27%
30
13%
9674
5%
6
13,000
20
3074
*18%
10%
6% Apr
4,300
.
5,700
1,900
3074
18%
10%
10
1174
4674
178%
3074
5%
Jun
1174
4674
178
1874
10
3
46
29%
loy*
7% Mar
11%
178
1874
Inc
49% May
457b
*176
30
Eversharp
4
11%
1174
187b
7
Jan
12,000
1,600
29%
13
88
2,900
15
18%
11% Dec
Products
18%
14%
1474
30
10% Jan
Evans
1874
147b
15
18%
19
5% Dec 29
1974
1474
29%
6Ve Jun
3% Feb 20
1874
*14%
4674
178
*124
1474
14%
15
125
19
6% Jun 28
Jan
*12374
1174
11%
Jan
45,600
1137b
11%
4674
6274
114
*1174
*176
61%
113%
15
45%
6174
102
1474
*176
G174
6274
114
19%
11%
61%
20% May
9
1474
14%
15%
if
Endicott Johnson Corp common_.3|
4% preferred
log
Feb
20
1374
20%
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph.
0
Sen
83
*19 74
27 %
17
80%
*81%
20%
50
8% Jun 14
89
83
*1974
*71
conv preferred
preference
El Paso Natural Gas
14% Jan
104
*8174
20
12574
14%
46%
100
81%
20
10174
187b
17b
_
114
200
10174
14%
44
12 % Jun
13
.
30
'
xivw
Dec
16%
9,300
178
(The).
16% Aug
34
Jan
20% July
1874
101%
14%
3%
5% %
5%
18
101%
14%
12%
10
18 Ve
10174
19%
26%
Jun
18
123
18%
12%
42% Jan
3,600
1874
112
101%
14%
26%
23% Aug
126%
123
14%
19
-2JM
common.
*10174
62%
18%
13%
48
126
124
15
27%
Auto-Lite
6274
124
147 b
26%
Oot
14%
157.200
12474
*29%
Co
Nut
GO 74
12374
*12%
jun
1474
J2
124
8174
83
*20
Elliott Co
49
1874
6,300
12474
*176%
.
-100
preferred
Stop
*8174
101%
11%
ina
Products Co
01%
125
46 V«
18
preferred
Manufacturing Co
4%%
123
1874
14%
Edison Bros Stores Inc commaa__l
Ekco
1874
18
5574
13%
j
Inc.
Eastman Kodak Co common
Eaton
14%
1774
55
15
-11
Co
Airlines
-
5474
(E I; & Co—
Common
Preferred
18%
Iff
preferred
conv
International
54 %
900
*12 74
34%
55
1;700
14
12%
Elgin National Watch Co
74%
a
1274
13% Mar 24
7
*13 7
1274
1274
28% Nov
2
18
14 74
1274
5274
12
*41
17% Jun
xl4
*3774
Shares
share
1274
5274
12
Electric Storage Battery..
10% Jun
Sales
the Week
S per
1274
52%
10
Jun
1474
38
for
Friday
Jan. 20
19
5274
12
Jan
share
Jan.
# per share
37
12
common
12,600
52%
52%
Co
18 74
37
We par
Chemical
1,500
3,400
9
53
Convertible preferred
Elec & Mus Ind Amer
17
1874
1,200
1274
38
Electric
27%
87b
53
Electric Boat
12% Deo
13%
*1274
53
14
19% Not
9
53
22
48% Deo
1274
53
Pepper Co
Corp.
I per
share
14%
37
36 y8 Oct
Jan
t per
42%
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 17
1
Ltd.
18
1874
Jan. 1.6
No par
I
*42
PRICES
SALE
Monday
17% Dec
2% Jan
HIGH
Jan. 14
45% Dec 25
01
AND
Saturday
STOCK
32% Mar 18
7
1874
1874
18
LOW
9
97b
974
9
9
17%
33% Apr 29
12% Feb 29
13
*21
*5274
Dow
900
217 b
OOt
1% Jun
14,900
500
3774
Jun
34% Jun
2,600
'2.100
-
58
*55
3774
16%
2% May
Jan
58
2174-
37% Jun
66%
*53
3774
56
82% Feb
1% Not
,
774
3774
7
Dec
•
21 y4
13% Jan
Oct
58
.:
774
3774
Eastern Corp common
-18
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp____.
19
*53
21
lagle-Plcber
32% Jan
f
'774 :
21
13
202
58.
.
38
10% Mar SO
16% Mar 29
7
Mar
5,100
5474
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18
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*
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38
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YORK
•
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11
14% Apr
14
900
2174
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20% Oct
21% Jun
82
'■»
1274
2174
58
127b
22
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Dtrcc Corp
Dixie Cup Co common
4
86% Jan 21
24 % May
D«0
19% May
For
2274
29
Douglas Aircraft
102% Aug 20
Oct
Dec
22%
29
Corp-Seagrama Ltd
Dr.
115% Jan 12
Dec
9%
22%
23 74
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14% Mar 29
S
18%
84% Deo
2274
2974
share
Jan
38%. Nov 22
53% Nov
4
Jun 20
IS
7% Mar
22%
29
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Feb
22%
2974
$3.25
78
9%
22%
29%
123% Dec 15
16% Dec
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2934
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July
Jan
2174
2874
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May
4%
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22
29
13
98
97
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15
31% Jun
29% Dec
49,300
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57% Dec
20
Jan
1.900
1074
108% Sep 20
Dec
9% Mar
31%
974
Distill
974 Nov 17
18% Dec
15/64 Dec
Jan
12%
3174
374
Apr 22
12
12% Feb
3174
974
preferred.,.
partic
Diamond
13% Dec 31
Apr 20
va
83
Deo
31 %
1074
2©
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Dome Mines
Feb
41% Deo
32
97b
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16
90
X00
31%
10%
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Feb
32
9%
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20
43
11
317b
10%
2174
13% Nov 21
18% Sep
'
101
89% Not
31%
974
1,300
38% Dec
8%
3074
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74
72% Oct 24
106
32
9%
7
7
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10
13
3
Jun
Dee
100
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36
22
12% Jan
50%
0%
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13
48% Feb
25
106%
02
3574
13
Feb
Jun
33 Va
35%
13
Apr
175
36
1374
19
Feb
Sep
80% Dec
3574
1374
67%
Feb
187
3574
&
for
Doehler-Jarvis
97
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16,200
35%
1374
Highest
45% Jun 19
10
Jun 11
82%
IS
900
4274
35%
13%
1
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Not
Feb
2374
4174
35%
87b
133/4
Lowest
47
94
23
42%
3574
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De
Range for Year 1949
10
111% Aug
10% Dm
23%
4274
3534
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46%
Jan
22%
4274
Corp
Range for Previous
118%
2374
41%
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12% Jun
*18% Not
23
4274
1374
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23 34
417b
874
1374
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Feb
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22%
40%
874
774
45% Feb
11% Nor
8%
23
4174
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21
14
29
8%
41 %
774
20
9% Feb 24
6,000
21%
974 Jun
24% Feb 14
8%
77b
31% Sep
oot
874
2174
3774 Sep
Jun
874
170
22
Jun
$ per share
1,300
22
46% July
20%
11%
22
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41
11%
22
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Deo
1174
22
3
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11%
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8 per share
1174
22
7
13%
11%
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Jan
25
50
1174
22
Feb
Highest
9874
1
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Year 1948
9874
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11
Lowest
98 74
9874
2
2274 Nov
19
31
98 y2
9874
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for
Derby Oil Co
18
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30%
9874
9874
24% Mar
38
46
30%
9874
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40
35% Mar
30%
98%
9874
1
58
11
4,400
30%
98%
30%
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1
22% Mar
3.400
Detroit Hillsdale
23 y* Sep
Jun
14
2274
Detroit Edison
8
50
Jun
200
22
7
Jan
Jan
13% May
15
23
23%
3074
11%
11%
117 b
22%
.
16
20
60%
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Oct
*
1674
10
21% May
Dec
26%
1174
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98%
99
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16 y2
23
23
30%
98 74
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Jan
Apr
56
4% Jun 29
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30%
307b
98
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20
8%
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14
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2374
98
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23
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34% Jun
16%
1474
97
14
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common
Escrow
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16%
14 74
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147b
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14
8%
preferred
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14
15 74
97
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97
97
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574 Jun
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7%
12
27
31
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Records
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7
Jan
29
seriea B
1374
1374
97
14
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100
Dayton Rubber Co
4374 Oct
30Ye Jun
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18
17
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lie
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1
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9
9% Jan
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Jan
42
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1274 Nov
pfd series A
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374 %
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98% Aug 18
Jun
Dec
13
3
94
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2
4
92
31% Deo
8
17% May
Jan
Jun
27
14% Dec
26% Jan
94
8%
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2274 Dec-
8
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84
0
13
Jan
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7
11%
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9 74
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10
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58
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63
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Jun
34
Jun
13
41 % Jan
7
33 %
Oct
19
Feb
28
25% Oct
27
19
23% Dec
15
191/4 Oct
1
12% Aug
Not
11%
Jun
Feb
16
Oct
11 % Mar
Feb
43
Jun
32
35 y*
16
Mar
5
7
38 v4 jaij
6
14% Jun
20 % May
Jun
13
7% Jan
17
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Corp
39%
40
40
40
39%
39%
40
4.0%
24
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24
20%
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20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
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20%
20%
20%
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15
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1
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16
3
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1
36%
36%
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18%
18%
18-To
5
4%
5
34%
35
35
90
Feb
99%
Jun
95% Mar 23
19%
Dec
24%
Sep
10% Nov
17%
Dec
26%
Jun
14
17% Dec
31
Ferro
1
17%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
63%
Feb
69%
Oct
63 % July 13
81% Dec
31
Fidelity Pnoenlx Fire Ins n y
10
82 '/*
82 %
81%
81%
81%
42
Dec
63
Jun
43
56
Dec
30
Firestone
25
54
54'%
53 %
53%
53%
Jun
105
100
106
106 v«
106
106%
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69% July
53
No par
*66
67%
*67
67%
67
103%
107%
Not
49% Mar
14% Feb
28%
Dec
xl64
Dec
12% Jun
7
7
Dec
21%
40%
12 '
Jan
Dec
9%
12
17
26
60 *
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Oct
Dec
12
Aug
Feb
17 Va
July
Not
23%
Jun
.
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Dec
Dec
Jan
8%
Feb
Feb
25
17Va Dec 30
Jun
15
19
10 Va Jun
13
16% Dec
3
26% May
18 % May
7
107
27
48
99
May
19
24
15
Dec
$8
13
13
10
Jan
7
25
79Va
Jan
20
14
31
Jan
7
4 %
Jun
28
Jun
24
18
Dec
24
Jan
17
20
17
Not
144
Jan
129
31% Mar
43
34
Mar
41
May
Jun
3
Not
96
Jun
93% Jan
4
13%
Dec
x6 % Jun
14
Jun
Jun
Oct
44% Jun
Feb
128%
Jun
Jun
97
2
7%
Feb
93%
128 »/a Jun
7
112
Dec
30
9%
.
14
72% Nov
Jun
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23
x97
Jun
Jan
104 % Dec
6
$b
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26
Gen
38% Dec
30
General
12%
Nov
18% May
Nov
31%
132%
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7
124% Dec
23
2
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7
General
6%
7%
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3
23
27% Dec
14
4
102 Va Jan
4
13
21% Jan
A
77% Apr
11
15% Jun
31
Jan
82% May
G4
Sep
26
73
Mar
15
12 Va Feb
27%
Feb
39% May
24
Jun
14
37% Dec
87
Dec
96%
Jun
79% Jun
1
17
Dec
25
May
12% Jun
75
Dec
85%
5% Jun
—
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May
48
July
5% Jan
Oct
28% Aug
25% Dec
74%
73%
73%
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28%
28%
27%
27%
18
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18
18
18
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18
137
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54%
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102
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126
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29 %
20
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Co
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23
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100
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B
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15%
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2.50
preferred
8
Oct
16% Jun
14
28 Vs Jan
7
20% Mar
5
23
Nov
31
May
89
Nov
99
Jun
93 % Apr
26
14%
Sep
11
14
July
32
15% May
60% May
Jun
28 % Dec
29
Dec
30
16% Apr
9
101
36% Oct
31
14 va
Jan
11% Jun
26
Sep
*54 Va
10%
100
43% Jan
33 % Jun
10
Inc
No par
com
preferred
7
Gt Northern Ry
6
Great
36%
Feb
16
Dec
23%
Jun
16% Jan
Feb
145%
Jun
133% July
77
Jan
62 % Dec
Feb
40%
Jun
33 Va Mar 19
13%
Dec
17% May
10
Feb
13% May
9% Oct
6
12
July 20
80%
Dec
98
Jun
93% Jan
4
100
July 27
4%%
29
11% Jun 22
3
Western
1%
Nov
9
Green
43 Va Dec
13
14% Mar 29
(H
L)
Greenfield
25% July
15 Va Jun
15
24
9
Jun
5
Feb
85
Feb
97
July
92
12%
Nov
20%
Jun
44
Feb
58%
Jun
57%
Feb
81
14
Jan
16% July
Jun
page
20% Apr
0
7% July 13
Jan
4
101
Dec
27
9 % Jun
13
14
Jan
7
Jun
14
54% Dec
5
41
56% Jun
13
71% Jan
7
16% Jan
3
22 % Dec
13
20,
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conv
Gulf
8%
113'A
29%
29'a
29'A
29%
29'/a
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20%
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29 vb
23%
23
23%
*101
*101
103%
,20%
78'A
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72
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9
9
9 Vs.
34
34%
34%
92 Va
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34%
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15 Va
15%
15%
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9
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20%
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73'A
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72
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72
72
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35 Va
36 Vs
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93%
100
15%
15%
15%
7,200
82%
82 %
200
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82
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preferred
21%
23%
20%
21%
26%
26%
26
26%
56
55
55
55
10%
55
10%
113
17'a
;
10%
113
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■
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17'A
17%,
17%
17%
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74
73%
2
8%
8%
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.
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104%
45%
101%
100%
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15%
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102%
46 V*
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12%
12%
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12%
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2 Va
214
2 Vb
16
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Gulf 8tates Utilities Co..
—
700
46%
104%
10,600
ja
46 %
103 Va
46%
104%
12%
*
12%
13
2 Vb
2
2
104%
300
13'
2,800
2
8,400
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8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,300
8%
30%
30 Va
30%
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30%
30%
30%
2,500
26
26
26
2,100
27
26%
27%
3,400
101
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101%
270
16 Va
4,200
25'A
25%
25%
25%
27'A
v
25%
27%
26%
27 Va
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100%
100%
100%
100%
15%
16'A
16%
16'a
101
16
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36
16%
36
16
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180
36
34
34%
35%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,900
12%
43
42%
43%
42%
43%
43 Va
43 Va
8,400
42%
42%
19%
4,600
42%
19
138%
41%
18%
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41
14
98
19%
19%
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18%
139 Va
19
139%
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19 %
1914
139%
139 va
19%
7%
11
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19%
7%
140
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71
41%
42
42
42
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13%
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14
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11%
11
11'A
11%
11%
99
98%
98%
98%
98
2014
19%
20 'A
19%
20
7%
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103
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15
54
54
53%
54%
53 %
54
62%
61
61%
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23
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14%
23%
va
7%
103
11
11 'a
43
'
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11
10
43%
2,400
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99
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45,000
50
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19%
20 'A
5,800
7%
8'a
8%
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19,400
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103
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103.
15
48,000
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14%
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55
54
54%
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55%
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co
61%
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62%
28.200
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23%
23%
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140
71
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103
19 %
140
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68
14
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19%
140
71
68
14
103
19%
140
68
13%
29%
75 %
102%
12%
42
No par
3,900
74 Va
101 Va
34
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62
3,100
17%
17
73 %
12%
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No par
2B
200
4,800
10%
113
34
68
7%
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17%
,
16,800
27
30'A
8%
30
100%
10%
113
9,200
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46
47
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26%
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55
73%
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74
44%
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10 Va
10%
113
72%
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45%
27%
10%
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17%
104%
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10%
113
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72
72%
11%
No par
83
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24
11
1
15%
82
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6,000
35
95
15%
26'A
10%
5,400
34%
23%
56
10
3%
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25%
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35
25%
100
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8%
9%
9
9
23%
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1,600
20
21
24%
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20
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23
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1,700
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500
220
314
23
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23%
23
103%
24
27%
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113'A
25
25%
42
32%
113'a
72
15%
12%
2
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113 va
92
15%
3
Aircraft
34 >/a
*103%
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31%
113%
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78
92%
1,200
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—
preferred
Oil
78
12%
12%
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR com.No par
$5
79
9
24,%
31%
32%
20 Va
92
4,000
*24%
0%
25
114%
23
20%
34%
6%
32%
2.9 vB
8%
24%
25 Va
124
6%
114%
103%
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6%
25
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124
31%
32%
20%
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24%
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124
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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6%
23
23
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104 %
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No par
29%
29 %
23
103 %
21%
124
24%
7
24%
114
12%
No par
1
Co Inc
113
104 v4
18%
Corp
Guantanamo
$5
44%
138 %
preferred
Grumman
*103
100
100
Tap A Die Corp
Greyhound
72
Sugar com—No par
preferred
Bay A Western RR
Green
67
*17 Va
No par
pfd
6%
Common
19% Oct
144 Va Mar
*109
No par
$2.25 conv pfd_
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
132
25
1
10
7
80 %
*23%
No par
50
(The) com
conv preferred
20
23
32%
33
Jun
3% Jan
6%
24%
114
100
(B F)
*21 Va
*122%
7
114
com.
Razor
21
124
24%
*22
10
8% Apr
124
1
Corp
20%
*122%
21 %
21
98% Jun
30% Dec
2.200
3%
16%
Oct
4
V
3%
Jun
19
14%
16%
23%
12
14%
3%
105 %
5% Feb
14'A
16%
26
1 % May
14%
2,800
3%
45% Jan
16y8 Jan
4.800
14%
16%
14
Oct
36
14%
3%
Jun
Apr
35%
14'A
16%
34
Jan
35%
14 v*
3%
Oct
8%
20%
35%
16%
80%
5%
20%
35%
3%
38% Mar
5
21
35%
16%
No par
Goodyear Tire A Rub com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gotham Hosiery
No par
Graham-Paige Motors
—1
Granby Con sol MSA P
B
Grand Union Co (The)
10
Granite City Steel
No par
Grant (W T)
Co common
S
3%% preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores com
1
27
21
35 %
3%
9
Sep
1,900
21%
35%
16%
Aug
16% Mar
20 Va
3%
24
106
1,100
20 Va
16%
*122%
Goebel Brewing Co
$6
1,200
103'lis
3%
Jun
104
126%
103%
16%
No par
preference
Co
63,.700
126
103%
21
"
14%
14
73 va
126
B
Gimbel Brothers common
4%%
103%
Shares
72%
72%
71%
125%
36
Sper share
I per share
*103 Va
for
the Week
Jan. -to
I!)
Jan.
Sales
Friday
Thursday
IK
< per share
73 Vb
21%
100
10c
17
29
Jan.
103 %
35%
Harvester Corp
Dec
PRICES
SALE
126%
21
14%
230
500
71%
36%
14%
127
111
103 'A
20%
3,100
127
*125%
20%
23,300
110%
73
35%
" 200
.
\'f
9%
55 %.
127
103'%
1
103
/■
9%*
55 '/a
111
126
No par
7,400
110 v
71%
103%
i:
49
*126 Va
127
112%
Wednesday
t per share
10
36,500
42%
Va
■203
55
103 %
103%
No par
126%
*110
HIGH
55
■
900
136
48 %
9%
125%
71%
103%
Co
10% Dec
*125%
AND
-
42
48%
105 ■'
9%
126
69%
70%
126
Va
Jan. 17
9 per share
$ per shart
10
126
48%
55%
200
18 Va
*134%
*102%
10
55
55
Tuesday
16
Jan.
9%
10 Va
112
*110
Monday
Jan.14
104
*102
"r
640
28
18
42%
40
90J
17,800
71
■
•27-14
13g
42
42%
48%,
49%
*102%'lo5
,,^7% >•48%,,
***48
*134%
136
42 Va
42%
,4"t%
,
*134%
.1
.
7%
71
72%
29 Va
110
100
74
*28
'
14
7 Va
29%
54%
Aug
see
8%
7%
126
103 Va
footnotes
13%
7%
110
94 % Mar
For
13%
8%
54%
Goodrich
5% Mar
13%
7%
54%
Gold A Stock Telegraph Co
Nov
13%
74'/a
135 Va
7.600
11%
164%
1
8%
54%
Corp—
Glidden
55
i ■%
*162%
;_10c
Utilities
Gleaner
6
11%
164'/a
13%
LOW
18
3
11%
*162 Va
8%
9%
preferred
$4.50
11%
164'/a
13%
Saturday
Equip Corp
11%
8%
.
200
2,600
105
*101%
13%
10'A
Goodall-Sanford
16%
;
400
1
48%.'
47
46%
107
*102
*13'A
13%
10
No par
27%
*162%
11%
163
102
Co
*26%
7,700
5%
5%
46%
46 v2
107
5Va
13%
108
Cement
105%
46%
*102
106
11%
163
163
*162
8%
11'A
11 Va
11 Va
*102
106
*101
106
163
'
5
29%
105 %
*105%
46%; '
46 Va
48
10%
12
Apr
105 Va
47%
102%
19
60
105 %
105 '/a
47%
9%
Sep
40
105 %
18%
105 Va
*101%
Jan
Dec
6,600
"...47%
19
Mar
19%
1
72 v2 Dec
29
19'/a
No par
116
xl2
2,900
19%
41%
14
9% Mar
19%
18%
105%
18
13
35
19%
19 %
18%
5%
*28 Va
29
Feb
20
%
■
*74
14 Vb Jun
18
28
*197/a
105%
52% Jun
Nov
18
*27
20v4
*5V4
5%.
105%
x95% Jun
Feb
27%
15%
16'A
15%
105 !/a
Oct
Dec
16
13%
64%
5%
16
5%
47%
24% May
2%
13%
15%
19
*
400
18%
i6
19 Va
com
26
1
17
4,900
19
18%
Gillette 8afety
80% Oct
Dec
800
1614
*18
13%
5
5
18%
16
18%
20
—100
A Lumb Co_l
17V. JaD
18%
16
18 Va
*27
preferred—
Georgia-Pac Plywood
14
19
17%
20 %
preferred
conv
*18%
*17
27%
_No par
8%%
$5
300
18
5'A
7
13
91
38%
17.%
8
17%
No par
series
Gen Tire A Rubber
3
5,600
38%
17%
77/u
.
*17
No par
Steel Castings $6
4%%
8 la
38%
*17%
19%
com. —No par
Advertising
Time
7%
*38
27%
60
10,200
7%
5'A
8%
%
17 Va
19%
13%
1,600
8'A
18'A
6'A
8%
18
38%
211A
$
6'A
8
*18
6 vb
77/B
7%
5 Va
11%
6 vb
*18
2)0
17%
19 V*
*102
600
; 800
38%
7%'
27'A
B
800
5,600
6%
8
18%
*18
5'A
No par
18
76%
19%
common
17%
17%
,
22
27%
.
17%
21%
5'/a
B
59'A
76 Va
19 Va
com—1
59
39
*38
39
10'A
59
59
77'/a
27%
Refractories
4% %
72% July 11
Jun
55% July
15% Aug
7%
*38 »A
16
16
2
47% Mar
Dec
,
7%
7%
7%
38%
38%
10%.
22
7%
8 Va
18%
2,200
11'A
11
10%
77
1
Realty A Utilities
General
Jan
21
15
*17%
18%
*17%
7%
*17%
O
380
11
21%
6%
6%
6%
6%
18%
24%
24%
11
♦10%
77
1.68%
com
General Telephone Corp
3
18% Jun
99 % Apr
72%
96% Mar
7%
No par
July 18
Dec
122
6%
8
...
24%
130
76
77%
*76%
2,300
22 %
50
Inc
General Shoe Corp
July 19
Dec
6%
7%
77 %
*76%
19
Corp com
Gen
67
Mar
77%
80
30%
30
21%
21%
21%
98 %
■
*17
17%
*17
100
27
Jun
14%
21%
*18%
—
27
May
113
17%
21 Vis
17'A
Corp Com
Jan
22% Jan
29% May
6%
17 Va
21%
*76%
100
Dec
90
Feb
17%
21%
*17
_
58
08
*17 Va
8
Oorp
34
30
Mar
,*58
—No par
Co
122
Dec
4
.53 Va
17 %
_
Mar 14
Dec
48%
58%
preferred
7% Nov
99 Va
30 Va May
28
t%
24% Jan
76
Nov
58
Gen Railway Signal com
22
18%
19%
58
Service
Public
Gen
30
10
24
Oct
102%
14
Nov
4% Feb
Jan
Apr
Gen Public
May 19
17
20% Jun
6% May
24%
Dec
58%
•24%
10%
29%
92'A
30 Va
30
11%
10%
29'A
92 %
*97%
98%
•97%
24%
11
10%.
__No par
Portland
Gen Precision
3
120
Jan
Jun
Dec
24%
11
*10%
preferred
Outdoor
2
28
15 % Jun
May
30%
22%
25
10%
10%
100
$3.75
8
Mar
37/a Dec
2% Jun
11 Va Jan
Jun
Feb
98%
16 V4
11% July 19
4% May
22%
21%
*24%
10%
10%
50
Co
Motors
Preferred
13
17
Feb
25
10%
preierred
25
110%
31JA
25
Par
General
9
5
Feb
4% Mar
31
10%
$ per share
t per share
51% Jun
13
29
30%
10%
NEW YORK STOCK
;.,:v EXCHANGE
,
Highest
123 y8 Jan
128%
30%
25
preferred
22% Jun
Sep
"■
10%
100
conv
15%
10%
Electric Co
S% %
Jun
Dec
5,900
15
*24%
1
General Mills common
30
56'A Dec
4
Nov
18%
15
8.300
30%
com—
$3.60 preferred
17%
120
7,700
15%
31 Va
.10
General Instrument Corp_
nov
15%
700
13%
15 V'i
30%
20
General Foods
11
26
Dec
14%
13%
30 %
No par
16
.i«r
Feb
Feb
14%
13%
15 Va
29%
com—
28
13V4
16%
2%
14%
13%
92
preferred
12% Mar
lova
14%
14
STOCKS
t per share
99%
15
13 Va
29%
com.
Oorp.
48% Dec
Range for Year 19 i!)
125%
Oct
119
15
14
98%
*162
100% Dec
Lowest
Highest
66
15
13%
*97%
Transportation
General
4
Apr
Year 1948
i per share
18%
15
13%
98%
preferred
2nd preferred-
Range for Previous
50% Mar
18%
15
98
preferred.
30
15
123% Jan
108
1
42% Dec
28
39% Jan
Feb
Lowest
18%
97
,
11,700
18%
12%
97
1
700
18%
15
98
common
General Cigar Co Inc
Apr
139% Apr
18%
28„
18 Va
'
1st
18%
%
13%
*97
1
Baking
conv
18%
*25
25 Va
92
preferred
4%
% Jun
6
July
44% July
25%
1
10
Industries
General Cable
Jun
65% Apr
15
82
25%
40
107
*105%
25
__25
Co
General Bronze
31 'A
31%
107
25%
30%
$4.25 pfd series A
General
Jan
9 Va Feb
May
63
11
15
163%
Sep
Feb
-Dec
13
Not
40%
-> ar¬
il
14
Oct
4,400
•31%
•105%
107
92%
100
Amer
31%
13%
31%
31%
*105%
92%
$4.60 preferred
General
% Nov 25
106
6
July
9% Jun
152
Not
87
17
25
41% Sep
13%
3,400
I51/a
General American Investors
2
Jun
3
103 Va Jan
1,300
14%
30
(The)
conv
68
13%
15%
Gaylord Container Corp
19% Dec
13 Va Jan
Jun
11% July
Dec
4%%
67
13%
30
(The)
Corp
67%
No par
(Robert)
Oo
Wood
Gar
4
23 Va Jan
72%
118%
?
6% Feb
32% Feb
14
100
Mar
Garrett
2
13
Gamewell
31%
106%
*25
270
67%
92%
Co
Gardner-Denver
-
14
28%
9
2b
3 7/8 Jun
14 Va
87%
ADr
;
106
105%
13%
13%
13%
2,900
105%
68
67
68
1,600
55
54%
105%
106
105%
106%
81%
*81
29
preferred
conT
54%
*91
preferred
6%
81
54 %
15%
common
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
15% Jun
9% Mar
34
12
15.
159%
X128
10
21 Va Jun
Apr
9
29
9% Jan
41% Jan
May
105%
Dec
$ %
18 Va Dec
6
26
83% May
Feb
99% Mar
146
30
Oct
80%
55
92%
(The)
Ino
81
54%
28%
preferred
Co
80%
92%
100
Trailer
Galr Oo
13
—— —
45
,
Gabriel
7
31 Va Oct
9% May
Dec
4
7% Oct
6
Aug
48 Va
Dec
7 Va Apr
14
14% Jun
Jan
20
Dec
13
81%
54%
15
Froedtert Grain a Malting Co Inc_l
4% Jun
18%
4,800
28%
Fruehauf
4% Jun
1,200
19%
92'A
15
4*
12%
19%
15%
29
2
12%
19
29
17% Dec
78% Feb
12%
18%
92%
23% Dec
26
12%
18%
28%
Freeport Sulphur Co
Sep
67
Aug
12%
18%
15%
6
*
104 Va
12%
31va
25%
360
104%
1
Franklin Stores Corp
4
36 %
103%
100
Corp
prior preferred
6%
35%
103'/a
18%
13%
1
preferred
Francisco Sugar
35%
103%
13%
*105%
%
5,000
35%
103 Va
Corp__10
Chem
A
pfd
conv
13%
1,900
5
5
"
15%
*15
10
19
11% Jan
16 % Jun
10% May
10 V* May
Dec
Feb
Nov
Machinery
*25
1,500
5
18%
18%
—7%
No par
Corp
Foster-Wheeler
12% Aug
Deo
100%
23
10 % May 13
0%
11%
33% Dec
25% Dec
6%
42
11
13
•4
16%
3%%
17
Doc
5%
18
29
68%
27%
July 18
96% Oct
Jun
12% May
24% Jan
16%
3%%
Food
25%
Corp
Steel
Food Fair Stores Inc
8
Feb
17% Mar
12%
3
8% Nov
10
9
8
21% Jun
47%
Power
Follansbee
Jan
May
Feb
38%
Fiorshelm Shoe class a
10
35%
16%
Florida
<7
25%
18%
104%
13
31%
,105%
18%
5
5
105%
31
31%
106 %
1,000
18%
36%
35%
35%
104%
13
13%
13%
13%
31%
*105%
,
104'A
13
13
No par
27
*103%
104%
No par
22
16% May
Dec
8% Aug
preferred
15% Oct
29
89
com
Florence Stove Co.
92% Nov
25%
Mar
22
<6
14% Dec
29
19 % Feb
Rubber
preferred
84
29% Jan
24
May
*12%
(The) Carpet Co
No par
Pllntkote Oo (The) common_.No par
2
8% Feb
78
*103%
8
Firth
'i
24% Jan
20% Apr
38 Va May
Dec
,
2
Dec
92%
82% Not
Sep
Jun
105
a
1814 Dec
3
May 26
9 y8
4%%
29
Jan
100
Mlg Co
Enamel Corp
First National Stores
3
j hi i
28
Jun
47%
Dec
24%
13 % Jan
12% May
9% Mar
79
31 ^
34%
Tarrant
Tire
5
8
preferred
Fedt a
13
104% Dec
18% May 25
Jan
Dec
Dec
17% Jan
11 % July 13
98 % Jan
Dec
3
69
3
21% Jun
12%
27
Jan
21
107% Mar 1,
May 16
Jun
22%
13
6
Aug
36% May
15% Jun
26
July
Sep
20% Jan
May
20%
42%
Not
96
104
28
No pax
5
5
5
35
9
com
3,600
36%
•18%
18
14
Stores
61,100
37
•36%
Va
18
1 %
16%
1
IV*
16 %
36 %
900
36%
lVe
15%
36%
xl6
2,000
15%
1%
16 Va
1 %
1%
16Vb
3aa Jun
Dept
*
1%
24% Feb
Federal Motor Truck
39%
40%
15%
1%
31% May
Federated
Shares
20%
12% May
9
i per shart
the Week
40%
Corp 1
Federal Mining a Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
10
.Ian. 20
f per share
24
Feb
Dec
for
Sales
Jan. 19
I per share
24
Dec
6% Jan
Friday
Jan, IK
40
20%
36
Thursday
Wednesday
No par
Co
Fodder s-Quigan
18
SALE PRICES
i per share
Family Finance Corp common
Liquidating Corp
26
18% Nov
f per share
I per thaw
HIGH
17
Jan.
16
far
v15% Dec 31
9
Jan.
13:
jq
mom
Fajardo sugar co
Fftlataff Brewing
15% Oct
8
% Jun
5
11
Jan. 14
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
Par
Fairbanks
Not
x19% Not
37
STOCK
EXCHANGE
<
$ per share
I per share
t per thare
t per share
NEW YORK
Range for Year
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1948
(369)
CHRONICLE
-FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL* &
THE
Number-4875
Volume1171
23 %
23%
23%
1,500
14
COMMERCIAL
THE
(370)
NEW
NEW
Range for Year Jftlft
Year 1948
Feb
35%
$ per
$ per share
31
STOCK
CHRONICLE
AND
HIGH
'PRICES
Wednesday
SALE
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Jan.14
Par
$ per share
shore
Monday, January 23, 1950'
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Jan. IV.
Jan. I7
Thursday
Jan. 18
$ per share
i per share
EXCHANGE
HiglMtS*
Lowest
Highest
I per thare
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
K&nge fer Previous
Lowest
&
t per share
I per share
Sales
Fniday
Jan. 19
$ per
for
the Week
Jan, 20
$ per share
share
Shares
H
15%
Nov
12 V*
Dec
12%
Dec
Oct
Jan
4
39%. Dec
2
Hackeasack
Water
Sep
22%
3.1
16% Jun
7
24% Deo 23
Halliburton
Oil
Jan
3
14% Dec
Hall fW F>
12
16% May
xi4% May
79
Mar
89
*191%
Feb
107
Jun
21%
Feb
146 % July
2ft Va Dec
27% Jun
150% Jlan
S9
Dec
8
Mar
X20
5
68% Oct
6% Jun 28
19% Dec
16
9% Jan
7
11% Jun
11% Jun
26%
5 V* Jun
Tt
19% Feb
Jan
6%
7% Nov
Jan
25
3
Hat
Oct
27 Va July
20% Jan 13
91
Jun
84
Jan
Dec
42
Jan
30
Jan
95% Jan
22% Nov
103
May
34%
Dec
13 Va
Dec
41% Dec
37% Dec
3
96% Jan 14
105
Nov
23% Jan
4
32%. Dec
Oct
34% Jan
6
22% May
57% Apr
128%
Feb
25%
Oct
30%
Apr
5
Oct
86% Jun
77
1
14% Jan
8% May 20
11% Jun 16
15% Dec
12 Va
Dec
25%
21%
Feb
20
9%
Jan
Dec
29% May
16% May
15Va
Feb
30%
25
Dec
29 %
Nov
Deo
11
Dec
Dec
12V4 Jan
Jun
1
Feb
34% Jan
Dec
18%
3
50% Nov
34% Dec
100
Jun
116
Dec
14
35% Nov
2
29 V*
Dec
46%
Jan
30
Feb
11
27
Nov
34%
Jan
28% Jan
6
Oct
94%
Jun
86% Jan
6
99% Dec
38
Mar
49
Oct
42% Jun 20
48% May
38%
Jun
29% Feb
44% Oct
14
Dec
23
Jun
47
3% Sep
8% Sep
Jun
8%
4 % Jun
Dec
14% May
34%
Jan
50
12%
Dec
10%
2
Dec
Sep
33% Jun
9
10 %
10%
7%
7%
8%
7%
23%
22%
1,200
28
22%
22%
28
28
94
94
40
33%
39%
39%
39%
40
3ftJ
to
106
39
*105%
"39%
106
*105%
31%
31%
42
41%
41%
23%
39%
23%
*105'%
106
106
106
*16%
17
17
51%
51%
50%
125%
126
*125
44
1©5%
52-/4
32
32
32
32
32
700
*41
42
*41
42
*41
42
30
17
16%
50%
*16%
51%
126
126
51%,
126
17
800
51%
3,300
126
220
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
2,300
54 %
54%
54%
54%
54%
400
16%
52 %
*52%
52%»
*52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
32%
17
16%
16%
17
17%
*16%
17
17
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
I6V4
16%
13%
15%
*78%
41%
400
90C
66,100
80
78 %
78%
80
77%
78%
320
12%
*79
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 V*
5,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
*14
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
900
26
26%
26
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,100
14 Vs
700
*78%
80
12
*15%
80
13%
14
14%
14%
5
25%
25%
25%
26
13%
*78%
600
14%
14 %
14%
*14%.
14%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
28
*28
28%
28 v*
28%
*28
28%
47%
47%
46%
47%
46%
47
6,200
33 %
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
1,800
113%
*112%
14%
14%
14%
14%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
27%
27%
28
47
47
47%
47
47%
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
113
14
114
*113
104
104
114%
102%
■102%
*102%
13 %
13%
13%
13 %
103
163
114
104
*111%
103
600
340
Va
3,600
33%
34
1,300
36%
36%
2,200
13 Va
13
13%
13%
33
32%
33
33
33%
34
34
34
34
No par
36 V*
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36
36 %
36%
36 %
____-100
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
97%
97%
97
97
No par
46%
46%
46%
46%
47
47%
47%
48
48
48%
47%
43%
8,700
t c___—.25
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
40
39%
40%
3944
41
41 %
41%
6,7,00
preferred
v
*32
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5
43 %
43%
43%
44
43%
43%
Hudson & Manhattan common.. 100
8%
8%
8%
5
5% non-cum preferred.—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd__Nopar
*13%
14%
7
40%
40%
14%
14%
Corp...
i,
*16
1
Hudson Motor Car—
12.50
Foods Inc
9 %
._6.66%
—_
2%
1
——.
Refrigerator Co.
YORK
NEW
16%
17%
51%
126
54%
13 %
18
No par
8%
8%
17
*16
43%
8%
*16
44
8%
9
700
17
%
17
4 2,%
17
43
44%
44%
8%
9
4,100
9%
14%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
*13%
14%
40 %
40 %
40%
40%
40%
41
41%
41%
2.500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
29,800
9%
10%
9%
13,300
2%
7,500
9%
2 %
2%
9%
2%
18
18
2%
2%
18
18 %
AND
HIGH
9%
2%
#•%
9%
2%
2%
9%
9%
2%
2%
18
18
18
18
18
xl8
14%
1,100
PRICES
SALE
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Saturday
:.
•
.•
Par
100
14%
40%
14%
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Jan.14
■
3,000
9
39%
LOW
STOCK
9
CO
98%
*97
*13%
.
18
Jan. 16
Jan. 17
Jan. 18
Jan. 19
Jan.20
$ per share
Sper share
$ per share
S per share
EXCHANGE
Highest
51%
54%
10*2%
Range for Year 1919
*16%
*125%
42
43
110
Corp
17
51%
126
*54
*54
13%
Hussman
51 %
126
16%
17
16%
10
*31%
32'%
16%
52%
16%
105%
52%
54%
*
900
54%
41%
44
■*537s
16%
51%
126
*39%
42
32%
*41
Howe Sound Co
$ per share,
8%
22','2
17% Dec
t per share
7%
94%
STOCKS
Sper share
7%
8
28
5
Lowest
7%
1,800
15,500
*92%
110
Hupp
Highest
10%
28
102%
Hunt
*10%
94%
13%
7
10%
*93%
102%
6
10 Vs
*27%
111
30
130
10%
28
*102
2% Jan
68 %
94
"109%
18% Dec
*67
94
32%
11% Jan
67
22%
45%
Stores
900
67
27%
5
Howard
2,200
6
67
28%
12.50
8% Nov 30
*60%
23%
l
com
27
5%
6
94%
32'A
5
E*
148
27
27%
•
28%
23%
28
1% May 23
10% Jun
6
*146
148
6
*93'%
*31%
10
Co
Houston Oil of Texas
14% Oct. 13:
6:
95
47% Jan
7
Feb 26
.
27
2,700
23
14%
Apr
Year 194.3
Lowest
10%
*41%
100
Co
preferred
Mining
Range for Previous
t per share
67
27%
May
Jun
67
"18%
5
14%
66%
5
19
Dec
12%
Nov
6
11% Dec
8% Jun 29
22% Jun
Oct
7%
*146
27%
10
21%
b
8
46% Jan 20
7
27%
27%
21%
148
*146
148
27
21%
21%
21%
107
*106
107
*106
28
*103 %
1
Houston Light & Power
4
21%
21 %
21%
*146
6
30
cony
3% %
26
Jan
12% Jun 14
31% Jun 28
16
33
26%
10%
*10
40
5
Household Finance com
19
7
21 %
143
26%
.10
8
Feb
20%
*146
26%
*39
$4.50
41% Nov 29
81
tCfearles
Furnace
Homestake
29
13% Dec
21%
148
107
*103
107
*106
7,200
23
-No par
corn
Hooker Electrochemical Co.
22
101% Dec
1
94% Sep
8
9% Jun 13
21%
107
2nd pfd ser A
No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Houdaille-Hershey com
-No par
$2.25 coiiv preferred——_____50
19
Jun
*106
*78
23%
28
....
Cq
5%
1
Apr 29
107
10
Holly Sugar Corp
16.
*24
78%
-25
Hollander (A> & Sons
2ft
42%
78%
*93%
100
Hilton Hotels Corp
& Daueh Paper
22% Jan 21
28 % Sep
79%
50
Hires
15% Oct
8% Jun 29
"78%
.25
Co common
preferred
Motors
Holland
24% Mar 10
79 %
15
Hinde
6
16% Jun 20
*78%
100
50
15% Sept 39
Oct
79 %
5
!
_
preferred series A
29% Deo.
Jun
103
Co
Heyden ;Chenatical Corp
3%% preferred ser A
16
30
35% Jun
Glass
4%% preferred series B
Hewitt-Robins Inc
T
12% Deo 15
3
16
79%
23%
*14%
1
4%%
31
84% Sep
Dec
*78
26%
_.
21% Jan 26
9
700
79 %
8 Vs
Hershey Chocolate
7.8.
13%
7%
28
52% Dec
13%
2
...
Deo
21% Jan
13%
10 Va
non-cum
Hercules
53% Deo 21
51 % Nov 23
*13
10%
45
xl3% Aug 25
14% Jun 14
13%
*143
No par
Hercules Powder common,-—No par
5% preferred
100
273/a Jan
13%
1
16
28% May
13%
66%
Sep
Nov
13%
67
preferred
tH J)
1%
17% Aug 22
Dee
3
Nov
13%
67
53
17
900
*13%
—100
131
17%
15
13%
*5%
4
1
15
3
1
Nov 23
23%
15
6
Jun
26% Mar
22%
15%
l
13% Jan
52
23%
15 %
10
122% Feb Ml
40
23%
15%
__
3.65% preferred
Helm© (G W) common
42% Deo 21
Dec
99
Heinz
Oct 19
35 >/a
120%
24% Nov
3%%
13
24 Va
23 %
15
*40%
common
Cenrp of America
Hazel-Atlas
95% Deo 29
29%
*40%
23%
15 %
21%
100
—
Marx
Hecht Co common
25% Deo 21
Jan
17.
preferred
Schaffner &
preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp
5
Dec
20%
41%
23%
15%
13 "'8
(M A)
4%%
78
*40%
23
15 %
*106
Hart
41%
*41
41
41%
23%
*78
4
61
preferred
*40%
41%
20 Vs
*15
100
conv
Hanna
13
4% Ian 20
Jan
6% Feb
6% Feb
Feb,
25% Dec
149
May 12
20% Jan
Jun
79
13
3
142
%
41
*40'%
Co $4.25 pfd__Ne par
Harbtsnn-Watt; Refrae com
No par
15
23% Jan
4
18% No,* 18
4
6
108% Nov
104% Apt
34 V* May
Dec
4%
Jan
81
_-2fl
Well QMnentlng-_5
Printing C©._
5
Hamilton Watch Co com-—-No par
13% Dec 20
11% Jun 27
72% July 26
Jan
6
$ per share
tper share
for
the Week
Shares
I
30%
Apr
27% Mar
35% Jun
31% Jun
7
42% July
22% Feb
24
62%
90
July
73
Jun
13
97% May
37% July
95
Jun
20
Jun
30
25% Jan
Feb
36% Dec
16
Idaho
36% Dec
22
Illinois Central RR Co common. 100
Sep
Jan
26% Aug
May
ijec
29
96
Jan
4
13
34 V* Dec
23
4
37% Nov
23
51 % Jun 26;
95
24%
low.
6%
oj.
55 % Nov.
12%
Jun
7% Sep
12
lft% Jan
>7
25%
Jun
21% Jan
4
29% Dec
9
15%
Jan
38%
56
Jun
Leased lines
RR
58
Dec
% Nov
160
Feb
34% Mar
15% Feb
6%
Feb
13
Dec
86
Dec
4
Jun
4.7ft%
2,420
37%
10,160
55%
55%
55%
250
Jun
24
14
34% Oct
71
Jun
73% Jan 17
86 % Oct
3% Feb 26
25% Jun 14
6% Dec
17
31V* Jan
7
Dec
34 Ve
Oct
139% July
Jun
Tl457/a Jan
22% Jun
1
164% Jan
3
133
Jun
39%
39%
39
39%
39
39%
5.100
14 "2
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14%
5, ICO
11%
*10%
14
107%
Int'l
*% Feb
4%
Minerals &
28%
Internat'l
Paper
$4 preferred
Co com
55
71
Feb
5
61
Feb
IT
International
39% Nov
45
Jan
41
Jan
46%.Oct
28
International
43
Mar
65% July
38% Jun
57% Jan
13
International Silver
80.
Mar
35
30%' Aug
14
Jan 27
20
July 28
Dee
26% May
18% Feb
IT'
23
International Utilities Corp
Aug 10
85 V*
Jun
24
Jan
3
34
NOV
29
39% May
24
Jun
14
Nov
137% Jan
4% Deo
145
May
10
May
2% Jun. 13
18
Dec
23 %
Ju n
11% Jun
7946
39%
Dec
92
Jan
81
Jan
Feb
48
Jan 24
Oct
May
May
44
89 Va
83 V*
Sep
100%
Feb
20% Feb
Va
99
42 V*
Jun
113% jun
14
3
95% Jan
17
30% Jun
6
10.1
Jun
6t
Interstate
Dept Stores
Intertype Corp
1—
1
Island Creek Coal
Jan 21
136% Aug 12
148
,
Feb
2
7% Dec 21
$6
,
5ftVa Oct
19
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lit 4%
Jewel Tea Co Inc com
105% Dec
2Q
5ftV«, Dee
3ft
Dec 2ft
54% Dee 23.
*
43% Jun
30Vs Dec
21
1%
223 %
13%
27%
9%
86%
26%
180
9%
32%
*84
7
27%
181
9%
33
86 %
7%
28%
28 %
23%
134%
134%
36%
6%
35%
*102
6%
36
106 %
6%
1%
13%
1%
13%
224
224
*1%
13%
223
1%
13%
223 %
27 Vs
27%
27
180%
180%
180%
*180
9%-
9%
9%
S%
32%
33 Vs
32%
33 Vs
86%
*84%
86%
*84
7
7
28%
28%
134%* 134%
35%
36%
106 %
*102
6%
55%
6%
56
7
28 Va
134
35%
*102
6 %
56
7
134%
35%
107
6'/s
12%
6%
3,500
29 %
23,300
134%
134%
54ft
35%
31,900
35
*102
"6Vs
52%
*51%
53%
*52%
35
*33
35
*33%
33%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
19
19
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22
21%
22
32
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
30 Vs
30%
28%
28%
28%
28
28 %
28
28 V*
28
28
28
*139
140
*139
7%
6%
140
6%
*139
140
6%
7
*139
67/s
1,000
53 %
31 %
*139
6%
45%
18%
140
107
45%
57 %
21%
139
86 %
28%
19%
19%
5,100
45%
52%
*33
9,500
45%
52%
35
6%
550
9%
34
56
52 %
13
35%
107
6%
21,200
56
52%
12%'
134%
*83%
1,000
27%
180%
56.
45%
*33
6%
29
9%
33
1.20C
10,400
56
45%
12%
86%
27 Vs
180
1%
13%
227
57%
45%
35
9%
33
13%
55%
45%
12%
6%
27%
181
*1%
225
55
45%
*33
35%
*102
1%
13%
223
*56
56
*45
*56
6%
134%
57%
57%
*84%
28%
55%
*56
9%
33
28-%
55
13%
13 %
27%
27
.180%
*55
'51%
*1%
223
140
7
6%
7
22
*30%
6%
1,730
600
1,700
300
204,200
19 Vs
2,800
22
1,203
30%
1,600
28 V*
2,500
140
7
4,700
15%
*15
16
*93
93%
S3
93
,_No par
57%
57 %
57%
57%
58
58 %
58 Va
58 Va
59
59%
59%
59 7
1$6%
*105%
106 %
3¥*%. preferred—l_.i,_100
Johns Maavllle Corp c.om
106
*105
No par
47
3%% preferred
i.100
Johnson .&• Johnson common... 12 Va
*124
86
Nov
1%
223%
16
Jones & Laughlin Steel com__No par
5% preferred series A
__100
30%
1%
13%
224%
21 %
7
4%: 2nd preferred series A__—100
Joliet & Chicago RR stamped—.100
3
170
93%
10ft
Jan
5,300
95 %
93%
170
Jun 28
17%
95
11
93%
15
73
17%
94%
10%
15 Va
Feb
Apr
<00
17%
94 %
It
*93
May 23
93 Va
10%
17
94%
*15
102
Feb
10%
17«%
*93
16
155
83%
*10%
xl7U
94%
93%
Oct
14
11
18 %
94%
*15
Jun
Jun
10
173
.*92%
May
21
*167
15 Vs
35
Oct
,
93%
106
39%
*
1,800
1,500
170
15 Vs
158
29% Mar
173_
170
69%
%
*92%
Dec
6
*167
49%
68
ptd-.ioo
Jan
Dec 20.
33 V* Jan
7
170
*165
8%
48%
68■»
19 V*
28%
—No par'
99
Dee
68%
17%
35
*31
1.50c
145
29% Jun 30
69 %
"
9
49
21%
1
Jaeger Machine Co..:
29
09%
%
*10%
52%
*
No par
Jacobs (F L) Co.—
24
Dec
£9%
45
12%
1..1
18%-fan
48
17%
*33
__5
preferred
49
11%
*51%
No par
common-
94
130
25
08 %
ci
49
57%
45
common
8 %
8%
7%
49 %
56%
*55
No*par
Shoe—
170
7%
*49
94%
107%
6%
No par
-
14
17% Mar
Salt
7% preferred
u—
___25
International Telep & Teleg__Na par
4
22% Mar
35%
Int'i Rys of Cent Amer cMn_.No, par
b% preferred
■
..100
8
15
7%
134%
*102
20
34
new-_7.50
7%
29
16%
7%
*133
No par
Nov
11% Abg
7
—
:
29
94
33
33
*84 %
Jun
8
9%
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No par
Preferred
.100
8
2 8/4
17%
180
100
I
Mining Corp
SO
7% Jun 13 '
27%
180
com___5
preferred
43
Jun
224 %
No par
Chemical
Jan
Mar
13 %
No par
common
Jun
16%
.1%
No par
64
14
No par
Business Machine
.62% Jan
5'
*94
—.100
...
Rubber.
9%
9%
29
96
17 %
__5
Iron
International
37% Dec 29
4Va Nov 29.
-_1
common
preferred
*.
__100
Int'i Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
103% Nov 23
Jan
14%
*10%
1%
7
5
94
20
Inc
preferred
Int'l Harvester
21
July
May
Corp
14
33 % Dec
99
6.300
39%
31
Feb
8%
14%
29% Dec
143
1,8C0
7,300
39%
Int'l
31
9%
29%
14%
3ft
Dec
9%
29 %
39%
Interlake
Dec
03
9%
29%
14%
...
Intercontinental
10
c
55%
9%
28%
9%
38%
18ft% Dec
3% Feb 24
*55
55
55
55%
14%
8
Dee
9%
28%
39
7
234
9%
29 %
39
2 % Jan.
5
*55
9%
23%
No par
13% Jan
8
55 %
*55
*165
4%%
28
5% May
1
9% Jun 29
9%
170
Interchemical
19
93
3% May
16% May
156
3 % Mar
8% Nov
*55
97
*16.5
preferred
Insuranshares Ctfs
8
Jun
Dec
37%
37%
*94
100
6%
13
9%
Dec
36%
37%
13
38%
5%
36%
37%
19% Dec
5% Nov
23% Feb
65
35%
37%
Inland Steel Co
Jun
Feb
35%
36%
Inspiration Consol Copper
174%
88
35%
37
8
x34% Jun
Jan
36
36%
8
Oct
135
36
36%
18V4 Jan
Dec
Deo
35%
33%
41% Jan
26%
24% Mar
94%
35%
36%
68%
11% Jun
Dec
30
94%
35%
36%
68
30
Feb
97
9'7
*33'%
69
47% Nov
Feb
97
*94
1000
*68
21% May
8% May
1%
97
*94
.100
25
18% Dee
1,100
No par
;
Apt
95% Dec
43,500
98
commoa._-._No par
11
3
39
97%
Ingersoll-R.and
Jan
11
2,800
37%
99
49
155
30
36%
38
%
97
48 %
Jun
Jan
36%
36%
37%
*
7 %
27.
12% Apr
97%
49%
72% Oct
86% Jan
33
97%
36%
36 %
37 Vs
98
*7%
7
__8
36%
33%
*48%
Jun
Jan
*94
36%
361
*26%
55
23 % May
97
1
37%
*93
A
Industrial
103
97
common
series
Industria
14
37%
97
Indianapolis Power & Light_.No par
Electrica De Mex, S A...
Rayon r
1
10
15
May 31
36
99
9-%
8% Jan
J65
37 %
5
53 % Dec
160
36%
36%
36%
*97
preferred
4
76% Jun
36%
36%
A..100
ser
Illinois Terminal RR Co
3
11%
:
pfd
4%
stock ctfs
33 V* Mar
125%
160
-.20
Co
Illinois Power Co
14
Feb
20% Nov
7% Nov
*9%
Power
non^cum conv
40% Mar 18
Joy Manufacturing
12% Jan
Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
Co,
__l
'
47%
126
*105
46%
*123
106
47
127%
*105%
46%
*122%
47 Vs
127
*15
45%
*122%
46%
126
*105%
106%
46,%
47
124%
125
*15
106
47
125%
49
40
2,800
47%
12,500
108
10
126
48
48
50
50
108 Va
108%
108%
*108
109
*108
109
*106
109
109
180
180
*170
180
*170
180
*170
180
*170
500
109
180
48%
108Va
*165
100
s
180
48%
48
48
48
49%
49%
5,100
220
10
28%
29 Vs
28 %
28%
29
29%
29
29 %
28%
29 Va
29
29%
82 V*
83
82'A
82%
83
83
83
83
83,
82%
S3
400
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
31 Vs
30%
31
30%
83%
30%
30%
31
10,300
11%
11%
*10%
11 Vs
*10%
11
11
11 Vs
99Vs
.*98%
99 Vs
*98 Va
99 Va
'*104% 105Va
105%
•
13,200
K
11%
*89
Deo
21
May
8% Jun 30
Nov
93
May
94% Jan 12
100% Feb 11
8
Kansas
98 Va
Dec
23%
Feb
48%
Oct
48% Mar
60%
Jun
101%
Dec
x34Vi Feb
52
Jan
24
102
Aug 22
105% Nov 2ft
49% Dec 14
18
20% Feb
16%
Dec
May
26 Va July
22% July
For footnotes
see
page
62% Dec
21
14% July 25
13% Deo
3
17% Nov
9
10% Jun
1
14% Jan
7
17% Jun 23
23% Dec
12
19% Dec
12
xl3% Jun
20.
13
3.8,0%
4%
City Power & Lt Co—
preferred
....
cum
Kansas
preferred.—
10
100
—100
City Southern com__No.par
*98V*
47
106
47
106
*105
47%
47%
preferred——100
47,%
* 60%
62
60 %
60%
*60%
Kansas Power & Light Co com_8.75
16%
16%
16Vs
16%
16%
4%
®on-cum
Kayser (Julius) & Co
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel couxv class A.i
Class' B__„
1
;
11
11'/a
11
11
.
1,600
,
1
-
47%
62
*98 Va
106
47%
*60%
99%
106
48
62
16%
16%
16%
13%
*98 Va
*105
47%
*61
16%
*13
13 Vs
13 Vs
13%
13!
a
13%
*13 Va
21%
'21%
21
21
21%
21%
21 Vs
21 Vs
20%
171
17%
17
17
17 Va
17%
17 Va
17%
*17%
a
*13%
99'Vs
106
48%
62
*98%
*105
48 Va
*51
99 Vs
106
110
48%
4,403
100
31%
16%
16%
17
16.200
13 Vs
12%
13
800
21
17%
20%
*17%
?i
%
17%
1
1,200
THE
Number 4875
171
Volume
COMMERCIAL
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
,
t per share
$ per share
42 'A
Feb
60%
Nov
51
Apr
12 y8
Dec
16%
Oct
19
Feb
24
May
11%
Feb
Jun
6
56% Jan
12
39
Jun
20
48% Nov
5
11% Feb
25
16% Nov
9
17% Jun
15
25
90
Jun
14
10 % J un
14
Jan
62
Oct
25% Jun
•
% Dec
3
■
107% Dec
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
4%
29
Mar
V*
75
Dec
>
16.% Dec. 15
37%
89
NOV
Feb
39%
90 %
95% July
32
45%
Feb
58% July
40%
NOV
49
Feb
4%
4%
16
43
6% May
42
5
Apr
3% Jun
4
14% May
9% Jun
14
35
47
Mar
"
21%
Dec
99
Feb
4% Mar
8%
?3
4
45% Dec
17
Lee
29
90% Jan
20
3
11% Jan
10
337/a Jun
13
49 % Dec
29
3% Jun
22% Jan
-
98
6
3
3
7
May
Jun
15
56% Dec
16
12
May
8% Feb
21
11% De c
17
20 % Feb
Dec
8
56%
Jun
Nov
43%
10%
Apr
4
Mar
38%
Jan
Oct
Nov
47
Nov
13%
14
Dec
64
29
8% Mar 30
37% July 27
72% Apr
174% Mar
170
33
91% Oct
13
Feb
14
Jun
15
x6% Jun
13
52% Jun
17
19
Jun
14
14
13
33% Oct
13 % Jun
May
17% Dec
186
Sep
70 lA May
Dec
19
-
—...
10V4 Jan"
x67
7
14
Dec
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
65% Jun
14
Jan
24%
Jun
16 % Feb
5
25% Dec
31
Dec
20 % May
14% Jan
3
18% Aug
5
30% July
Jun
x60
Jun
78
76
8
15% Jun
6
19% Jan
3
Nov
158
Jun
23
Nov
25
Nov
May
108
109%
*108
69 %
69%
10
29'/a
100
*60%
58 %
4
Pesos
No
11
700
70
70
69%
69'%
69%
70
110
29
29%
28%
29 y8
29
29%
28%
29%
95
94
94.
94
94
95
95
40%
41%
41%
42
41%
42
41%
41% k
4,700
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60
60%
60
60
1,300
59%
59%
59%
59 %
59%
59%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
3,200
7%
27,600
7
6%
22%
7
*4
47
11%
11%
11%
47
46%
46%
*46
24
43
*23%
23%
22%
23%
41%
22%
95
7%
8
46%
47
5%
2
5 '/a
5%
2%
2
18
6
6
No par
23%
23%
23%
No par
64
64
63%
Libby
41%
41%
23 Vb
23%
*41%
23 >/8
95
*93%
11 %
160
4%
22
11%
*46
47
1,300
11%
2,100
10
47
47%
4 7'/a
5%
5%
5%
5%
2%
2%
2%
18%
18%
5%
5%
*5%
6%
54%
55%
55
11
11
23%
23%
23%
63%
63%
63%
54
6
54%
*10%
11
23 %
23%
63%
«
*10%
22%
03%
69%
7%
7%
8
*36%
36 %
36 %
37
*36%
37
37
37%
*86
87
86
86
86%
87%
87%
87%
86%
185
185
185%
185%
185%
185'/a
*43
46
7%
*37
1,800
5%
9,400
2%
18%
2,600
18%
1,500
6!/8
1.000
55%
55%
7,100
10%
*6
800
11
10%
23%
23
23
2,700
63%
63
63%
5,700
7%
10,500
7%
7%
7%
8
47 %
5%
18 'A
57/8
4,700
*2
2%
18'A
10
8%
47 Vh
5%
2%
900
95
8
47%
18'A
7%
23
*93%
95
47%
41%
900
8%
2
•
41%
42
47%
1,400
22%
23%
8%
22%
23
23
8%
54%
7%
22
8%
5
8
*4
8%
7
;
Corp.
4%
18%
6 %
Glass
22%
*93%
5%
•
18
6
23
95
47%
2
18 %
11%
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23
8
5%
11 %
47
23
41%
95
3
18%
11%
22%
1
7
22%
*4
,
22%
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23%
*22%
*93%
47%
7
7
4%
22%
22%
4.300
*
42
42
23%
22%
97
8
6%
*4
4%
23%
11
11%
47%
7
6%
4%
22%
Libby
Savers
15%
94
Libbey Owens Ford
Life
15%
41%
10%
&
70
15%
29 'A
10%
McNeill
110
94
43
1
69%
69%
15%
28%
24
par
.
108 %
35%
41
*4
"46
25
69%
<
108%
15%
16
94
1
com
69%
04
*22%
50
15%
16
29%
C%
Mex
109%
15%
41
41
*
*
95'%
*94
10
*107
11%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
preferred
Dec 131
Jan
23% Jan
Co
37%
800
86%
87%
3,900
184 %
184%
*37
37%
Loire
Star
4
Dec
31
Louisville
31% May 31
41% Jan
11
Lousville
20"% Jun
25 % Sep
14
95
Jan
14
Oct
20
15
Jun
13
32
100
21% Mar 30
4 %
%
8%
45%
8%
45
45 %
m
8%
185%
"45%
45
120
400
46
8%
8%
8%
8%
11,600
'
(M)
pfd
64%
63%
63%
65
64'/a
64 'A
64%
64 Va
500
30
29%
30
30
30%
30'A
30%
30
30 %
30 'A
31'A
14,600
20'A
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20 l/e
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,900
*73%
75%
75 VB
75 %
25
24 %
25
12,300
17%
17%
17%
12,600
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*73
75
74
74
25
25%
24%
25%
25
25%
241/4
25
24%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
No par.,
75
*73%
75
*74
75
75%
75%
76%
75%
76%
76%
A__No par
77%
76%
76%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
23
23
23
flO
23
26%
26%
26%
26%
26% -26%
26
26'A
25%
26
common
.
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172
172
172
172
*172
173%
173%
173%
174
31%
31%
32
32
32%
32 %
32 %
32%
32
36%
36%
36
36%
36 %
37%
36%
37
36%
1
25
24%
*98%
100
*98%
10
.
25
100
'
19%
20
19%
24%
24%
19%
2^
25
*98%
99
99
20
25%
*98%
20%
20%
25%
98%
93%
20%
20%
9,700
80
20%
31%
32%
1,600
36%
.
25%
99
1,300
26%
17'4
174
37
3,300
23%
25%.
32
50
200
77%
77
*23
174
par
& Sons Inc com
Co
65
1
series A_.
Steel
65
100
-
Gas & Elpc Go
&
Nashville
Lowenstein
Lukens
8%
*184
19%
_No par
Cement Corp
dumber. (Md)
(P)
Co
preferred
7,%
8%
45
29%
preferred
Lorillard
21
*63%
8%
45
No par
.
com
j.
Long Bell
46
8%
par"
No
185%
*4.3
87
_No par
T
conv
14
*183
5
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
20
17.2 % Dec
14
100.
No par
Corp
Co
3%%
25
n-,
Lima-Hamilton
25% Oct
28
comu
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
50
Jan
109%
16%
109
*10%
Dec
24ya
*107%
*15%
55%
Feb
Dec
6,100
*106%
l
No par
54%
37
Nov
25
55%
20
17
3,500
25%
24%
100
55 %
4
91
18%
1
'
153
35% May
98% July
18'A
5
27% De*
4
Sep
138
18%
25
Lehman
Corp
(The)
Lehn & Fink Products
Lerner Stores Corp
H
Jan
21%
17%
25%)
1st preferred—No par
non-cum 2nd pfd
_No par
Oil
14%
68%
18%
25
non-cum
Lion
13%
Feb
17%
25 (A
No par
No par
Liquid Carbonic Corp
Jan
Jun
Feb
17%
24%
0
14
23%
85
Nov
17%
25
1
20
Dec
Dec
18
17%
24%
Co
Beit
15%
57%
17%
No par
pfd—75
Link
68 y4
xl8
17%
24%
23%
12
49
'
Jun
—,—
17%
24%
4
•
mm —
14
34% Jun
Jan
91
33
55% Mar
4
6% Jun
•
1
157
8%
*4% Jan
"
31% Mar
82
26% Sep' 28
25
2,500
26,600
No par
*93%
50c
Dec
Jun
46
3
12
8%
26%
54%
46
10
8V4 Jan
56
Feb
54
46%
100
$3
Feb
;x41%
53%
46
& Sons Co corn
8
15
53%
46%
cumulative preferred
12
41%
4% Jun
54%
46%
Tire
(James)
*3.85%
Jan
Jan
13
53%
46 %
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh
Portland
Cement
24% Jan
5%
Jun
Lees
May' 24
5% Jan
13
1% Jun
15
53%
45%
...
Co
&
Shares
53
(The)
Rubber
for
the Week
53%
Bryant common
% % preferred
4
Jan
4
Sales
20
45%
—No par
Light
Lane- Wells
Jan
$ per share
52%
Lane
19
Friday
Jan. 19
$ per share
45%
;
6%
Oo
19
4% July
16%
Gas
Thursday
S per share
45%
common-.—.-
& Co
Consoiid
Lambert
47
Qv';
26% J.an
26'A July
10% May
-
Laclede
La
7
Jun
Jan
11% Dec
6% Jun
Dec
19% Mar
1
8
It <Jun
1
Jun
39
21
„
14
13% May
30% Mar
26
Jan
Jan
3n
26% May
Dec
10
Oct
6
22% Dec
19% Jun
43
May
90
1%
8
10
17% Jan
S per share
53%
]
(S H)
S per share
No par
;1
Kress
Mar
5.3% May
29% May
Inc
Kroger Co (The)
12
Oct
Co
preferred
16
24
25% Aug
'U
27
Dec
9% Mar
4
Kresge (S 8), Co.."
60% Dec
4% Jan
-
14
Koppers
26
6.2% Dec
Dec
17
Jan
Dec
1 per share
45%
iQ. R) Co common
$5 pxlox preferred
3
Jan
Jan. 18
52%
preferred—
14
48% Feb
1
Oct
98
43
Aug 11
Wednesday
Jan. 17
__5
,
7
PRICES
Tuesday
Jan. H»
.No par
Co
Kinney
7
31% J.an
20
x35% Feb
Jun
7.2% Dec
Mar 18
2nd
conv
SALE
Monday
Jan.14
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Coxp com
29
HIGH
AND
(371)
Saturday
Par
!
63
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
40
'
YORK
EXCHANGE
104% July
14% Jun
Oct
92
NEW
Highest
I per share
Oct
40 Ya
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Range for Year 1949
Year 1948
lowest
&
37%
7,200
25%
*98
25%
3,300
60
99
20%
20%
3,800
Range for Previous
Year 1948
Lowest
Range for Year 1949
Highest
Highest
$ per share
NEW
Lowest
S per share
t per share
LOW
YORK
STOCK
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Jan.11
Jan. 16
Jan. 17
Jan. 1H
Jan. 19
Jan. 20
i per share
Iper share
tper share
t per share
EXCHANGE
S per share
Par
I per share
$ per share
Friday
Thursday
for
Sales
the Week
Shares
M
■
27
M
30
42
Dec
15
MacAndrews
Jan
10
139
Oct
25
.Jun
9% Jun
14
397/a May
27% Jun
22
95 % Jan
6
Dec
40
Jan
129
Oct
142
Feb
13%
Dec
30% Mar
94%
Dec
10
Nov
27%
103%
131
Jun
15%
31% Apr
Apr
May
Feb
24 7/8
9'A
Feb
21
Dec
5
Dec
525
Apr
430
Sep
6
6%
Nov
7
10%
Dec
13%
Dec
26
Jan
5%
Feb
10% Jun
Jun
15%
18 Ye Mar
6%
14%
15
Feb
22%
Dec
92%
Dec
9%
Nov
11%
47%
8
7
13
19% Jan
9
11
Dec
3
15
% Aug 30
Square
Magnavox
Dec
17
Mandel
18% Dec
30
Manhattan
-
Marathon
Dec
8 y8 Dec
13
7
Marine
St
5
104
14
Dec
12
6
11
Apr
13% Jan
12
10% Feb
39% Jun
13
59
27
11% Jun
'
13
170
47%
Apr
38
Jun
93
Jun
89
Jan
4
48
179
1
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84
Feb
93
Jun
89
Jan
Aug
85
Jan
80
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23
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Dec
12% May
.*
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7
27
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7%
98% Dec
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27
88
28
17
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45
21
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Sep
12
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25
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10
Feb
36% May
30% Mar 23
110
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90
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24%
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15
Dec
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25
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24
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29 % Jun
24
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35% May
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9
4
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30
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2
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13
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30
14
21
27
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90
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3
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Dec
27
31
15
4
23
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20
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8
49
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22
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20
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14
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22
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15
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13
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23
105% Oct
18
110 % Feb
19% May
69% May
8% J,un
14
14% Jan
8
37% Jun
14
48
Oct
19
18
July 27
14 % Jun
18
Jun
87
Nov
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98%
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98
May
78
May
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6
14
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2
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43% Feb
87
Mar
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104
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10
23 % Jan
20
40
24
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12% Jan
12
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3
25
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31%
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120
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178
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47
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common
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178
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3.90%
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10%
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conv
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16%
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9
preferred
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Minn
10%
16%
104 %
19
preferred
&
10%
16%
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No par
Utilities
Steel
P
10%
16%
25%
Mines.
Edison
South
St
10%
16%
8%
B
Minneap & St Louis Ry
Minn
10%
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Co
preferred
1st
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10%
1
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Mid-Continent
i
5
Dec
104%
10%
16
12%
50
Copper
18% Dec
16% Jun
footnotes
4.35%
Miami
*104
32%
16
100'
(lsj; series)
Machine
34
67% Jun
For
105
104%
'
32
10%
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Mfg
Inc
Metropolitan
Apr
105
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preferred
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Dec
July
2,200
g
19
Corp
2nd
104% Dec
56%
32%
32
1
preferred
conv
3
Nov
32
-No par
Stores
20
42%
32
Corp,
Mercli & Min
97% Jan
May
32
No par
convAst
Mercantile
30% Jun
14
31%
No par
(The)
104% May
106% Dec
16
31%
Co
(1st
Melville
Nov
Nov
32
24%
common
92
9 % Mar
'31%
5
Publishing
pfd
Jun
.
29,900
—
pfd
2nd
44%
11
13%
—*
Norris
Dec
140
13%
1004
Porcupine
35%
Dec
13%
Co1
preferred
McLeliah-Stores
Jun
-
13.%
No par
$4
27%
1?8
13%
pld
com
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Feb
Feb
13%
Corp com—preferred
McGraw-Hill
17%
Feb
13%
-1
preference
cum
Mclntyre
Mead
3
34% Jun
Nov
13%
6.23
common.;
conv
17% Jan
14
60% May
3 % %
MoQuay
7% Jun
18
13
13%
McGraw Electric Co
17% Mar 11
20% Jan
Jan
38 %,
13%
9%
Corp
McCrory Stores
16
May
Nov
1st
11
93% Nov
8%
101%
10
13%
_No par
No par
Go
Chemical
Co
25
34'A Oct
12%
21
60% Nov
Jun
95%
34
16
Dec-13
45% Dec
28% Jun
May
62% May
Nov
36% Dec
100
12% July 14
70 % May 25
Dec
85%
138%
18%
McCull
Dec
*136%
*9%
preferred
113
Feb
138%
*18%
$3,75 cum pfd
$3.40 cum pfd—'
Dec
12% Dec
5
Jan
*136%
No par1947 series—No par
19% Mar 22
18%
138 %
Is
Corp
preferred
Jan
29%
138 %
Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred J.
:
41 %
87
138%
May
Dec
Jan
31
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Electric
Mathieson
Aug 16
23
&
(Glenn
Master
21
Dec
138%
preferred
Masonite
Apr
41
*136%
1
Martin-Parry Corp
110
42%
138%
...
Corp
6% prior
Ry
Field
\ 14 % %
Martin
'
'7% Jun 27
Jan
Dec
7
Dec
49
11
77%
Dec
.'19% Jan
34% July 12
Feb 15
35% Mar
101 %
*J36%
Midland
Market
Oct
Jan
40 %
Oil Exploration
Corp
4
Jan
Nov
40%
39
-No par
30
45
88
13
39%
Shirt
18% Oct
7% Jun
27% May
23% Mar
.12%
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(The)
24% Dec
176
29
12%
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12%
39%
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39%
—100
Bros
Maracaibo
Dec
25
12%
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'
14
29
Nov
112
12%
39%
No par
10
—
Co
"
1'2%
*38%
No par
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co_*
28
95% Jan
,A
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%
a
Garden
Copper
25
Feb
43%
Magma
525
Mar 25
6% Jan
Jan
Dec,
Madison
10
10% Apr
18
33
22
Jan
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16% Mar 18
4
69% July
-
Jan
10
27%
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10
(R H) Co Inc com
4,% % pfd series A
20
12%
12%
com.
Macy
13
Apr
19%
■
100
Forbes
&
19% Apr 29
Sep
Feb
6
22
6 % Feb
May
Dec
Working Co
Trucks
17% Jun
29% May
103 % Jun
22%
33% Jan
104% Dec
24
13
Wood
preferred
Mack
% Feb 24
15% Jun
Jun
17%
Jun
6%
10
23
Jun
& M
•
25% May
Dec
15% Jan
8% July 27
:
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490
6
14% Oct
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■
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64%
100
99%
108
64%
65
65 Va
100
100'A
100
100
100%
9.9
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100%
101
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14%
14%
14%
14%
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80
80
80%
79%
79%
80
80
21%
21
21
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21'A
21
21
66
66
65%
66
3.900
100'/a
1001/8
100'/a
100%
650
98%
98%
98 Va
2,900
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107%
98%
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14%
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21%
107%
50
14%
15
15%
8.900
81
80
80'A
140
21%
21%
21 VB
400
'15
16
COMMERCIAL
THE
(372)
4274
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Par
13 %
Jun
38% Jun
14
B4% Jan
8
Mission
13
10% Oct
20
Mission
9% July
3% Jun
13
July
15% Jun
14
73 Va
Feb
Feb
34
6
Jan
7
26% Mar SO
5% Aug 16
3% Aug 16
7%
Mohawk
Jan
25
Jun
8
Jan
20
15%
Jun
9
Jun
i3
12% Dec
9
Mojud
22%
Dec
21 % Jan
4
26% Nov
7
Monarch
45%
Not
29% July
61% May
99 % Deo
105% Mar
9%
Deo
47 % Mar
10%
4
57% Dec
14
101% Jun
14
114% Dec
103% Jun
18
113
Dec
16
14% Deo
12
Jan
4
47% Jun
13
10
Oct
66
May
10
Deo
17% May
10% Jan
S
20
Not
27
16% Jun
29
11%
Jan
21%
20%
Jan
29% May
19
Jan
59% Mar 29
13% Dec
23
31
Motorola
Motor
Products
Motor
Wheel
4
16% Jun
8
27 % Dec
31
14
23'A Dec
14
5%
25%
24 V4
25%
24%
33%
11%
25
25
Co
5
55
No par
*109
com
•
5%
55%
112%
(John)
Shares
47%
47
47 %
47
47%
10'a
10%
10%
10%
5,700
5%
5%
10%
5%
10'A
5%
5%
14,100
26%
25 "2
257/a
26
26%
45,300
7,600
3,000
47a
47a
47a
4%
4%
47a
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33'A
600
11%
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,100
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25%
25%
25%
.25 %
25%
25
25
25%
25'A
800
56 %
113%
56%
8,400
114
113%
200
113%
4%
5
4%
34
55
5
55%
55%
*109
113
*111
112%
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113
113
55
56%
56%
%
113
115
55%
*111
113
113%
56%
800
113 %
113%
8
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13
12%
13
13'/4
13%
13 %
13%
13
13
13%
13%
3,000
No par
55%
56
55 '/a
56%
55 %
56%
55%
56%
55 %
56%
56%
57%
19,600
Co
Lines
&
for
the Week
11%
*33
113
No par
Jan.29
t per share
25%
25%
5
Sales
Friday
19
5%
■
10
9%
Jan.
S per share
47 V4
5%
47%
47
*113
113%
S
14
14%
18%
*18%
19%
19
19
19%
20%
27'/4
27%
27%
29%
29%
30%
28%
30 'A
28'A
28%
27%
28
28
28%
28%
23
23
23
23
23%
23 %
23%
Inc
Corp
113%
14%
18%
No par
Co
13%
No par
I
7
12
Jun
5%
No par
Utilities
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
10
11%
pfd series B
conv
48
9%
5%
33%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jan
26% Dec
14
Deo
$4
47%
5%
Thursday
18
Sper share
S per share
10'/a
—20
1.20
con
$3.25 conv pfd series A
Montana-Dakota
Jan.
48
24%
Tool
Chemical
Monsanto
15
Apr
112%
45% Jan
May
122
Wednesday
10
100
pfd_10O
Co
Machine
# per share
PRICES
SALE
17
Jan.
48
5 %
Mills
Inc
Carpet
Hosiery
HIGH
Tuesday
1
A
Missouri Pacific RR 5%
44
8 per share
No par
com
series
preferred
Dec
35
RR
AND
Jan. 16
Monday, January 23, 1950
10
Corp
Development Co
Mo-Kan-Texas
Feb
9
Monday
Jan.14
$ per share
t per share
$ per share
Saturday
EXCHANGE
7% Jun
Feb
4
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1949
Year 1948
$ per share
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
&
13%
14%,
'
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1934
19%
20
20
1,100
28%
30
29'/a
30
34,500
29'A
28%
28%
28 %
28%
23%
14 %
'
15,000
6,100
Deo
23
May
23
23 Va
*23
23%
15%
Deo
24
Jun
11% Jun
1
17y4 Jan
8
Mueller
Brass
Co
1
*15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
16%
16
16%
16
16 %
1,800
13%
Not
16%
Oct
x9% Jun
13
14% Jan
7
Mullins
Mfg Corp
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13%
13
13%
13
13 %
13%
13%
6,500
10
Deo
Jan
7
Munslngwear
8
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*10
10%
*10
10%
33%
Feb
40
May
38% Feb
17
50% Dec
30
49%
*49%
107%
Jan
112
Jun
108% Oct
19
12%
14%
15 % Jun
9
Oct
8
Dec
11
4% %
15% Dec
31
34
Deo
43
Jun
30% Mar 22
39
Oct
11
Deo
66%
Jan
41
B1
Jan
•
14% Mar
21%
Jm
10% Jun
14
17% Dec
31
Sep
17
10
Jan
Jun
14
July
1
I
Inc
Murphy Co.
112% Mar 17
60
Corp
(G
C)
Murray Corp of America
4%
1
49%
49%
49%
497/a
49%
100
110%
110%
110%
110%
*11034
common
preferred
lo
com
preferred
Myers
(F E)
15%
80
36%
No par
& Bros
*43%
15%
36%
44
15%
*36
15%
*16%
111
15%
15%
37%
*36%
3 71
44
44
♦44
50
*111 %
16
15%
15%
37
a
37
45%
45%
50'A
50
111
111
45%
*36 7
111%
15%
*10
1,300
10%
200
50%
440
15%
15%
3,800
111%
50
111%
4,800
8
37%
*37
37%
200
45%
45%
*45
47
300
N
Naah-Kelvinator
20
Feb
32%
Sep
22
Jun
13
32 V2 Dec
31
Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Loula
18
Dec
29
Jan
17% Jun
14
24% Dec
19
National
4%
Sep
Jan
3
9y2 Apr
4
8%
Feb
10% May
13% July
9 % Jun
13
17% Mar
10% Jun
28
Jun
30% Jan
3
9%
Nov
29
Mar
26%
48
5
July
Feb
32%
Oct
162%
Oct
176%
Jun
5%
Not
32%
Deo
6
Feb
9%
Dec
10% Mar
Deo
36% Nov 28
5% Jun
5
Not
13
87/g Aug 19
9% Jan
8
Jun
13
9 % Jun
21
17%
National Aviation
•
Jan
12
14%
30
41
13
14% Aug
24% Mar
13% Dec
14
4% Jun
9% May
13%
13
30% Jun
Jun
13
12
Jan
11
39% Dec
8 %
8%
8%
8%
8%
814
8%
8%
814
National
17%
17%
17%
17 la
17'A
Biscuit
7%
Ine
1
Corp
Battery
National
Fibres
National
13%
13y2
12%
13
4
*38%
39%
39%
39%
40
40
38'/2
38%
38%
39
38%
39%
100
Can Corp
Cash Register
10
7%.
7%
7%
7%
Ne pax
37%
37%
36%
37'/a
National City Lines Inc
1
8%
8,400
1
7%
7%
7%
8'A
8 14
8%
8%
8%
814
8%
13,700
1
11%
11%
11%
12 y8
12
12'A
11%
12 Va
11%
11%
*11%
11%
4,100
Co
Gas
Co
39'/a
1614
16%
2,900
17 % Jun
13
22% Dec 30
National
Distillers
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23
23%
23
2314
23 Va
23%
23,500
14% Feb
Nat
10%
2,700
Apr
135
4
152% Dec
27
Feb
5% Mar 10
7% Dec
5
15%
Feb
24%
19y2 Dec
31
A
Deo
1
Jan
x% Jun
IB
19%
Not
26
May
19% Jan
21
26
114%
Oct
73 % Jun
26%
Jan
21% Feb
16%
Not
26% July
Not
94
21
Not
10%
Deo
30% May
15% May
9%
Not
12%
Jan
Jan
14
Jun
80 %
Jun
13
Dec
38y2 Dec 19
Enameling &
National Gypsum
National
Lead
Co
6%
Malleable
&
Natl
Power
Lt
Steel
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
95%
9514
95%
95%
96%
490
10
35%
36
35%
36%,
36%
37
36%
37
37
37%
3714
37%
4,900
*181%
184
*181%
18214
*182%
18314
*151
152%
7%
1
ex-dlst
13
95 y2 Nov
25
National
Steel
2»
28% Dec
8
National
Sugar Ref
No par
Corp
28
Co
No par
4
38y2 Dec
14
National
12y8 Apr
20
Natl
9% Jun
20
13% Not
1
t per share
jab
13% Mar 30
Nehl
10
May
12% Jun
10
14% Dec
30
Neisner
104
Jan
xl0l% Jan
12
104 V2 Dec
6
x27% Mar
38
May
9 % Jan
29
t
Mar 28
39 Va Nov
21
Feb
98%
Jan
03% Jan
I
102% Oct
27
8
Not
12%
Jan
8% Jan
S
xl 1
Va Dec
15
New
102 'A Dec
22
94
Mar 21
Aug
64
July
26% May
42
90 Va
Jun
65
Apr
34%
Oct
Jun
Co
Feb
92
Feb
144
July
July
16
17
23% Jun
14
80
Apr
12
Newport News Ship
24% Jun
14
Jan
12
New
9V4 Jun
13
7
New
13% Jan
8
102 % Dec
16
13
142
Dec
Apr
10
Jun
20
14
y4 Jan
8
27
Jun
20% Jun
6
30
Dec
31
1
Jan
61
Jun
48
Feb
14
61
Jan
250
Mar
205
Dec
21
250
5% Jun
JUB
Dec
Mar
9
13
9% Jan
21
Jun
14
33% Jan
N
19% Apr
7
Y
New
N
48 y4 Sep
88
Jun
86
Jan
20
53% Dec
23
I
96 y2 Nov
18
1' <i
%
%
7,600
24%
2414
2414
300
88%
89 y2
8914
90'A
8914
8914
89
89%
4,000
*26%
27%
27%
2614
26%
*2614
27
27
27
1914
*19
*19
16%
16%
16%
79%
*79%
80'A
*36%
37'%
37
37
3 7'A
37%
37%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37
1,200
*1214
12'%
11%
12
11%
11%
12%
12'/a
12
12
12 Va
12%
1,100
*10%
11'/a
11'/a
11'A
11
11%
11
11'/a
10%
U
11
11'A
2,700
LOW
St
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. J 7
Jan.18
f per share
10%
11
I per share
10%
147a
147/a
*14%
103%
*101 %
100
& Dry Dock
*37%
*101
11%
39
102
11%
*103
107
65
65
13
*66%
13%
101%
11
65%
12%
68
*66%
28
267
29
29
*28%
12%
15
a
12%
11%
11%
37%
37%
*101"%
102%
11%
*103
15%
103%
38%
38
*1013A
102%
11%
11%
11%
107
*103
107
1174
7,300
*1578
15%
1,600
*101%
103%
38
11%
38
*101%
11%
*103
102%
11%
107
6 4'A
64 %
13 %
13%
13
13%
67
67
67
67
67
64%
11
%
3874
102%
10
11%
11%
21,700
107
*103
6474
13'A
27%
27%
27%
28%
29%
5,500
29
29
29%
29
29%
2874
29
23%
29
2,700
12%
12%
13
12%
13
12'A
12%
12%
102
105
106%
107%
106
107
106
106 %
103
139
139
138%
139
137'A
138 '/a
13774
137%
138
City Omnibus Corp
Nopar
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15'A
York
No par
*34%
40
*34%
34 %
34 Va
RR
Nopar
Co
Y New Haven &
18
Hart RR Co_10O
63 %
230
*57
*210
15%
15 %
*34%
40
15%
36 %
*210
63'%
63 %
63%
*57
63%
230
.
230
*210
230
series
77'a
State
Elec
Gas
&
34
100
300
60
230
774
77a
7%
30%
32
17 7a
17%
17%
*17%
17%
5374
54
5374
54%
54'A
55%
*96%
97%
*96%
98
*96%
*86'A
87
*86
87
*86
*93 3 4
94%
8
*31
60
31%
8
2,900
*210
7%
32
15%
63
31%
7%
1,900
*15 '/a
230
*17%
3174
2,900
15'%
*60
1
7%
57,100
138'A
*210
100
A
Shipbldg Corp partlc stock
12%
109%
'A
33%
*31
28
5 7o
Preferred
N Y
7%
7%
7%
___
6,300
32 %
'
32%
31
32
31%
32
*17%
173A
17%
17%
17%
18
1,400
5574
56
567a
56'%
57
7,700
98
*96%
98
10
87
*86
87
4,100
Corp—
Common
$3.75
63 Va
*210
100
27 3 a
139
preferred
7,100
27%
1047a
Harlem
2,100
27%
139
non-cum
13%
27%
104
common
6474
68%
*67
10#
Dock
800
38'%
*10174
100
com
for
Shares
15%
13%
64%
Sales
the Week
103%
117a
65 %
*60%
29
15%
*
13%
13%
67
.
$ per share
*101'%
64 %
66
Jai
Jan. 19
113A
15 %
*101 %
15%,
103%
101%
107
28
12%
1174
*101%
11%
*103
1
Nopar
11%
15
103%
Friday
Thursday
t per share
tper share
$ per share
38%
*37
No par
Co
120
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 16
*101%
1
'
Louis
AND
Monday
1
10c
10 900
*
Jan. I t
series A
&
300
1614
79%.
N
Jan
11
*2314
Saturday
Central
&
preferred
Y
Y
900
%
24%
1
Brake
Air
York
19'A
%
*23%
80
Co
preferred—
Chic
$5
N
21
26
21
Y
6%
31
15% Feb
39% July
10% Oct
N
19 y*
1 i!r
24%
17
_
16
*26%
1914
19%
%
*23%
n
16%
System
14% Dec
23%
14%
Elec
72% Jan
Jun
19%
30
1,400
80
common_No par
J)
(J
14
56
90
89 %
27%
100
30
117% Jun
90
19%
24
%
7%
714
17
common
23
18% July
39
121
19 'A
24
7%
190
153
152 Va
153
80%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_10«
Newmont Mining
Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
York
19'%
7%
16%
preferred—.—
England
4%%
*15114
7%
79%
_No pai
Inc
Jun
14
152
714
16%
STOCK
9% Feb
67% Dec
152
7%
80
New
99
3%%
152
*7%
16%
preferred
Newberry
87
152
7%
10
Fibre
YORK
Bros
%
151%
7%
80
Co
Corp
4%
151%
16%
Par
Feb
182%
80%
t per share
not
43%
89 %
4
$ per share
182
24
*27
EXCHANGE
Highest
182
{J
*23
STOCKS
j
Lowest
182
16%
100
Co
NEW
Range for Year 1919
Highest
182
No par
Tea
Vulcanized
Natomas
19%
184
7,900
*79%
preferred
13
7%
No par
Corp
National Supply (The) Pa com—lo
4 Va %
10 %
1814
95
Cast-No par
Nati
24
10%
18%
95%
10«
Shares
Jan
10%
13 Vs
95 "2
Corp
National
19% May 18
11%
10%
11 %
11 %
18%
95%
common
4
86
11'/a
1814
9514
Service
&
11
18%
95%
preferred B
Linen
11%
is1/*
*94%
com
preferred A
National
11 Va
1
100
Co
14
1
12.10
9,200
No par
7%
9% Jun
Year 1948
19%
Stamping
Dec
16
Nonar
$4.50 preferred
21 y8 Jan
Jan
Prod
Jan
15V8 Dec
x80
25
Range for Previous
Lowest
81
7%
38%
7%
Feb
8
16%
147%
Feb
8%
Container
Cylinder
39%
Deo
6% Mar
3,800
1614
not
14%
8%
12,300
35%
National
15
20%
8%
7%
35%
39 Va
Sep
49%
9
8%
9
110
7%
8
35%
16%
183
200
7%
35%
39%
4
Mar
7%
'35%
1614
169% Jan
20
9
8%
7%
35%
185%
39 %
Jun
11% Mar
8
37
7%
36
200
11,800
*18414
185
39 Va
16%
177
Deo
8%
184
1,500
40%
39%
Oct
12%
8%
185
13%
13'A
38%
*39
16%
Jun
Feb
8%
*183
185
39%
39l/a
38
Not
184
1314
4014
39
16%
Jan
31
185
13 Va
*39%,
39%
39%
39%
14
20 y8
*184
*39
National
29
Feb
185
.
16%
19y2 Dec
Not
*184
13'A
4014
1314
13%
1,800
7,100
3914
95% Dec
Deo
*13
•
common
17%
17%
16%
13
70
17
39%
14
12%
17
1.600
6,700
1674
7y8 Jun
38
16%
8
8
39 %
86% May 13
25% Apr 14
90% Mar
17
10
Co
Co
preferred
National
17
8%
7,300
Dairy Products
No par
Department Stores
•
xll% Jun
Not
2414
11%
National
Deo
9
15%
24%
National
Jun
12%
*15%
24%
11%
29
14%
100
1514
24%
17%
Aug 18
96% May
$ per share
*lc%
24%
17%
20%
Not
3314
2414
10
Oct
81% Mar
17%
33%
24%
14
Dec
20
18
33%
24 %
13% Feb
Sep
5%
17%
33
24
27 % Feb
15
130
17%
33%
23 %
Jun
12%
29%
17%
33
23 %
May
22% May
85
162
17%
33 %
23 V4
1
National Automotive
185% Sep 15
7% Mar 19
17%
*32 r%
1
National Airlines
23
Aug 28
40% Dec 16
■
100
Co„
Dec
170% Mar IB
9% May
48
18
Acme
preferred
100
96%
55
96%
*96%
97%
87
*86'A
87'A
93 %
93%
*93 7 4
*93 3 4
94%
*9374
94 7'a
■9374
94%
*99%
9974
99 %
99%
93%
99
98 %
9834
98'A
9874
9874
9874
26%
26%
26%
27'A
27%
27%
27%
27
27
27 %
28
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
3.40'L
3.60'v
Deo
13%
28%
.Tun
16% May
4
27% Dec
17% July
Dec
36%
Jan
2114 Jun
6
62%
Not
47% Sep
21
Aug
28%
Jan
26
7
2b % JSD
20
14% Mar
17%
Jun
15% Jan
3
13% May
8 % Jun
14
20% July 19
11% Jan
7
8
Jan
82% Mar
Mar
26%
Noma
Deo
Feb
26
100
Noblltt-Sparks
55
16
—100
preferred
7
23
6% Jun
preferred
3.90%
20
preferred
14
Jan
3
30
Dec
13
Nopco
59 y4 Jan
10
Norfolk
Industrie#
Electric
Corp
Chemical
&
93
Jun
75% July 22
85
Feb
18
Northern
Central
25%
Feb
36%
Jun
31
Jan
14
39% Dec
30
Northern
Natural
16%
Dec
27%
Jun
11% Jun
13
19 y2 Dec
13
Northern
Pacific
N»rthern States
87/b Feb
78
Aug
103%
Oct
8y4
Nov
16
Nov
33%
Jan
3%
Deo
10% Mar
90
Dec
10
10%
97a
29'A
29%
23 %
2974
*28'A
49'A
4974
49 %
50'A
48 "
49%
487a
4974
21
27
27
10
18%
19'A
1874
1
11%
1174
11%
M
80%
80%
80%
80%
10
36
3 6'A
36
36%
36
100
Ry
18
18%
1774
18%
18%
19 'A
Co
Co
Gas
Ry
Pwr Co
*26%
27
10
3,o00
28%
28%
1,400
49 %
497a
10,000
*26 %
27
100
27
*26%
19
18%
19
18 7'a
18%
18%
19%
38,800
11%
11%
11 %
11%
117a
11'A
1174
15,800
81 %
80
%
80%
*80%
81%
36'A
36%
36%
33%
37
37 %
37%
5.400
1874
19%
18 7'a
19
1874
19'/a
38,200
11%
43,100
27
18%
1874
11%
11
*80%
97a
29
49 %
*26%
*26%
Va
10%
a
100
350
1,800
27
82
*81
180
cMlnn)—
28
11% Dec
5
Common
No par
11%
Apr
29
95% Dec
22
63.60
preferred
94'A
94'A
94'A
94 %
94%
947 a
94.7 a
9474
9474
9474
19
109% Mar 22
$4.80
preferred
No par
No par
94'A
107% Sep
'*107%
10774
107%
107%
107%
10774
107%
10774
107'A
107%
10774
107%
520
10
11%
12
1174
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12'/8
12%
1274
10,100
28
1934
20 %
20
20%
20%
20%
X20
20%
20
2074
2,500
80
29 3 4
3074
29%
30
29 3 4
30 7'a
30
30%
29 7
No par
3'A
3'A
*3'A
3%
37a
3%
167/a
15%
163/a
Mar
109%
10%
2874
10'A
28
Aviation
10
10
9%
2834
10'A
28
Co
American
95
■
49%
4
Ry com
preferred
American
North
1
*36
2f
Co
Western
Adjustment
North
—100
—
84
17% Mar
7
27% May
40% Apr
Jun
8
12
Oct
25
27
Northwest
Airlines
13% Jun
14
20% Oct
30% Dec
31
36% Dec
12
Northwestern
1% May 21
11% Mar 2
7% May
14% Jun
4% Jan
11
INorwalk
14'A Oct
7
4.6%
Inc
common
preferred
Norwich
Telegraph
Tire
&
Rubber
Pharmacal
Co_
2.84
16
11 'A
11%
.11'A
11%
16
11%
95
16%
11%
11%
37a
37a
16
16
11%
1174
20
1174
*20
30
550
a
30%
2974
3 7'a
374
374
374
1.300
16'A
1674
1674
16'A
6,500
47,490
1,430
O
27% Jan
02 %
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jun
43
16%
22%
92
18%
33
99% Jan
3
110
Dec
28
Jun
108
28%
3
23% May 31
8
17% Jan
33% Jan
7
19% Dec
13
Jan
May 18
Feb
38% July
20
Jun
14
31% Jan
Mar
*109% July
91
Nov
29
99
Jan
7
6% Feb
11
107/a Dec
23
79% July 13
96% Dec
14
8%
Deo
88
Deo
12%
100
Apr
JftB
20
Jan
23
Jun
27
Jan
17%
JUB
18% Aug 22
28
Jun
13
105
Nov
1
7
Otis
$4
NOT
Dec
89
Feb
64% July
7
79
Dea
71%
Jan
49% Jan
3
64% Dec
For
footnotes
see
page
20.
1
16% Dec
24
Jan 28
31
Corp
4%%
8%
Gas
&
Elec
common
convertible
Corp
Oppenheim
27%
2774
19%
1974
19%
19%
19%
20
20
26%
26%
26
26'A
95%
9374
94%
*93%
11%
11
11'A
11%
96%
95%
96
6
A_100
N* t>*r
62.50
Marine
&
Mfg
a.*o
Co
__.19 v
Co
Owena-Hltnols
No par
Glass
*19%
95%
Lo
common
preferred
Outlet
27%
100
common
Collins
Elevator
Outboard
27'A
32
No par
1
preferred
24
11%
*96
*20%
39%
*108
21
39%
103%
15%
15%
81
82
64
32%
109%
2774
32%
109%
27%
pfd
32%
32%
109%
27%
32%
*108%
preferred
(The)
convertible
4%
32%
32'A
*108%
28
8
n*,
Nt par
common
Co
Omnibus
27
15%
11% Jun
Oliver
Co
preferred
Oil
Oklahoma
23
47%
Jan
4.40^
22% Jan
Dec
Edison
Ohio
40% Dec
108
80
23
7
Ohio
64%
*20%
38%
*108
1474
*80
63%
21
39
108%
1474
81
64
26
*95
*20%
28%
*108
1474
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64
110
*109%
110
32%
32%
32%
331/4
IO91/4
109'A
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10974
160
2774
2774
27'A
2774
18,800
20
1974
1974
800
7,300
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26%
26
26%
2574
2674
2674
2674
95
93 %
93%
94
94
93
93
11%
11 %
11'A
11
11
11
96 %
95
95
96
96
21
3874
108%
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3874
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,
21'
3874
10874
*20%
38 %
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21
3874
108%
20
%
96
%
3774
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15%*
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15'A
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1574
*15%
81
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7974
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7974
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6474
6474
64%
64%
6474
1174
6474
500
7,400
1300
20%
100
38%
8,000
10874
16
7974
66
GOO
20
7,600
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
Range for Previous
I per jhare
11%
R.uige for Year 1949
Highest
$ per share
Feb
Dec
15
Sep
84%
Feb
t per
15% May
8ft
NEW
Lowest
Highest
80%
share
7% Nov
14
Jan
7
Pacific
Amer
10% Jan
18
18
Pacific
Coast
51
Sep
1
71
Apr
4
29
Aug 16
40
Jan
17
1st
Co
Inc
Jim
18
Feb
24
21% Nov 25
Pacific
Finance
56%
Jan
30% Jan
3
34
Pacific
Gas
54
Pacific
8
55% July
89
Dec
Nov
147
3%
Deo
89% Nov
4
Dec
89
62% May
5% May
8% Nov
11 %
7
Jan
5
148
1
Dec
23
4% Jau
8
Jun
13
Oct
13
13
4% Jan
8
Packard
3
10% Apr
8
Pan
44
92
Oct
6%
Peb
11%
Jan
Jun
10
Dec
29
38% Dec
16
May
10~0
8
12
36
05% Jun
23
104% Dec
27
Jun
5% Jun
13
8% Apr
18
18%
Dec
28
May
97
Jan
105
Jun
—.
34%
2
Feb
Mar
15% Jun
101
11
37
May
23%
Deo
jy4 May
83% Jan
24%
Nov
80%
6 % Mar
10
9
16%
Feb
20% Dec
19
104^ JaD
1
17
22 '/4 Dec
17
Amer
Car
World
Inc
Cos
38% Dec
8
Dec
16
Pictures
x6
Jun
15
7% Jan
7
Jun
9
Nov
21
14% Jan
18
Patlno
A
Jan
4
Dec
22
19% Jan
10
Jan
27% Jan
31
371/4 Dec
10
Penick A Ford
Jun
42% Jan
3
57
16
8
34%
54
54
53%
53%
54
54%
Psabody Coal Co
5%
conv
*37%
4%
22% Dec
5
Penn Power A
17% Jan
7
Pennsylvania
Deo
48
Apr
32
13
45% Nov
16
Feb
120
Apr
104
II31/2 Nov
4
35%
103
28
Dec
Jun
111
Mar 28
45%
Jan
29
86%
Feb
99
Oct
9%
Nov
96% Feb
9
7% May 31
Nov
20% May
24% Jan
x8
Nov
Dec
20%
21
7%
22
Jan
98 %
Oct
9%
14%
Feb
17% Jun
Feb
44%
Dec
20% May
64% July
40 %
Feb
48%
Dec
93
Dec
20 V*
Deo
22
Nov
104
Jan
91
104
69
1
*2%
115%
2%
21/4
21/4
34%
35%
35%
29
29
29
9
14
Jan
6%
6%
*16%
35%
35%
551/4
55%
55
55%
55%
56 %
56 >/4
56%
Brewing
4.3%
28
19% Jan
7
Phlla
28
40% Jan
7
Phllco
July
79% Nov
4
88% Feb
8
55% Dec
15
25% Mar
39%
Dec
37% Jan
4
87
Jan
97%
Jun
93% Jan
3
11
Deo
10% Feb
10
14
Dec
31
87%
Jan
92% Aug
28
Jan
77%
87% Aug 18
51% Jun 14
95% Dec
54%
64
Apr
19
11
Mar 30
Sep
Jun
14% May
Deo
34%
Jan
Apr
103%
Jan
Jun
113
7% Sep
Sep
16%
80%
Deo
25
94
93
26
Mar
12%
Feb
11
Jan
15
23%
24% Jun
Jun
157
Feb
169
10% Jun
Apr
Dec
Feb
145
Jan
26%
Dec
9% May
83
Jan
29%
11%
Feb
Dec
12%
Jan
5%
Nov
22%
62%
18
Feb
96
44%
44%
*44
45
44%
44%
800
*111
113
113
113%
150
*35
*35
36
36
*351/4
36
128
127%
128
*11%
9%
35%
9%
12%
12
10 Va
*35
36%
35
*106
106%
*106
106%
*106
11%
12%
12%
11%
12
12%
12%
3,000
39
39
40
391/4
39i
39%
39%
9,300
52%
53
52'/4
521/4
52
52
53
53
52%
53%
52'%
52%
2,000
49
7
49 y«
49
491/2
50
50%
50
50%
50
50%
50
50%
11,100
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57%
57
57 %
56%
57%
56%
56%
56 V*
5G %
56%
56%
*105
*1051/2
105%
105%
*105 %
1051/2
105%.
106
105%
1051%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
251/8
25
25%
No par
com
*24%
25
24%
25
25 Va
23%
*25
25%
100
*114%
115
*114%
115
yOQ
*102
104%
*102
104%
100
,
*108
108%
108
115
Saturday
108
preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
II preferred
Phillips Petroleum
7
7
preferred
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
7,100
35%
36
35'/4
33%
35%
36»/4
14,400
85%>
851%
*84 %
83 %
85%
85%
85%
85%
85%.
83%
84%
85 %
770
52%
7,800
51%
par
*14
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*92
May 18
60%
*9%
10 Va
*9%
10%
9%
32%
32%
104V2
95
*104
61%
15%
931%
61%
60%
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33%
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11
33%
104%
52
105%
51 %
52%
105
105%
16
16
103
500
15%
15%
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93%.
<90%
93%
10
59%
60%
59%
60'A
17,600
11
*9%
11
100
33
700
*
9 %
33
33
33%
104
104
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98
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98
11
14
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3,300
14%
104 %
104 >«
40
•
14%
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14%
13%
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98
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14
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98
14 %
88 %
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98
I41/+
14%
14%
88%
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881/2
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29
25% Dec
30
25
Dec
30% May
25% Jun
13
29% Dec
12
xl03y4 Nov
22
105% Dec
29
63
30% Feb
25
24% Jun
14
37
Apr 30
33% Oct 27
*150
154%
*150
154%
167%
*165
167%
*165
168
36 %
36
36%
36
No par
No par
7%
10%
7%
7%
10%
10%
7%
7%
10%
*62
10%
63 %
100
1
4%%
42%
42'/a
*39%
40
No par
13%
13%
10
—
class B
Electric Power Co
conv
15 Va
15%
1
7%
—
-V-
2,700
'
88%
*87
88
%
*29%
No par
80
%
801/2
5
16'%
16%
14.75 cum preferred
No par
Co of Colorado—20
Pub Serv K1 A Gas 00m
No par
*81%
Industries Inc
com
_
Public Service
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred
100
Pullman
Pure Oil
72%
*62%
25%
139
7%
7%
•
10%
10%
160
.
25%
*132
*135
*165
36
7%
7%
10%
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25%
11%
160
10%
*135
152
5,600
7%
3,800
11
3,000
160
.'
72%
72%
73
270
63%
62%
63
63
63
63
63
190
25
27 %
26
25%
139
139
26
140
25
*140%
26
145
*
3,200
110 % .145
30
23
2,300
22%
23%
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23%
22%
12%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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42%
42%
42%
42
42%
42
42%
42 %
43
39'%
*39%
40 %
39%
40
13'%
13%
13%
14 Va
14
143/B
13%
13%
14
14
15%
15%
15%
15%
153/a
15%
15%
15%
15%
23
—
72%
38%
40
*39%
40
*39%
200
10%
4,700
1,300
4.100
8%
15'%
7%
8%
7%
8%
30%
30 %
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30%
30%
7%
30%
7%
30%
30%.
30 %
500
79%
80'%
80%
82
82
82%
823.t
83%
33%
33 %
7,000
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
17
16%
16%
16%
8,600
81%
82%
16%
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7%
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.
.
36 %
42
,
20
167%
72%
■
82
%
83
47%
47%
48%
49
51
25%
25%
26
25%
26
29%
152
168
72
47%
105
7%
11%
160
154
35%
7%
72%
25%
8
7%
10,200
16,200
83%
82%
82 %
50%
51
5C %
50%
50 Va
51%
7,300
25%
25%
25%
25%
25:!4
25%
15,100
29%
12,900
*82%
83%
.
110
'
29%
105
29%
105
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
105
*104%
No par
34%
35'%
34%
35
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
341,
34%
8,400
—No par
28%
28%
27%
28 %
27%
28%
28
28 3/8
27%
28 Va
27%
28'%
22,900
100
109%
109%
109%
109%
109%
ttu«
(The)
common
0
July
25% Jun
17
30% Dec
30
preferred
Purity Bakeries Cerp
No par
31
15% Jun
II
20ys Jan
14
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_l5
*19
14% Jan
7
74% Jan 22
Radio Corp of America «om_No par
53.50 1st preferred
No par
6ft
83
*135
154
*165
22%
*11V2
30%
com
160
36 %
22%
22%
8%
preferred series A—50
Procter A Gamble
Publicker
*133
22%
12%
I
„
25%"
25%
139
22%
*11%
a
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Co
25%
*133
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„
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
*62
Jan
July 11
35%
63%
28
90% Mar 17
154%
*165
36%
72 %
21
47% Dec
*150
1671%
36
*72
Oct
7
154%
*165
72
86% Dec
3
*150
72
Potomac
a
100
preferred class A
100
B%ft 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
100
Poor A
3
34%
15%
32%
104%
32%
*104
*92
52
106%
*90%
9%
6ft
3
Jan
4
51%
*104%
15%
61%
*135
24
20% Jan
92% Jan
14%.
93%
60%
160
8% Jan
24% Jun
Jun
14 Vi
52
106%
93%
*135
15% Nov
Dec
98%
51%
*105%
lo
Plymouth Oil Co
15
*14
52
106%
100
44% Sep 13
13% Oct 27
14
*105%
100
18
Jun
51%
106
60%
com
50% Apr
66% Jun
52V4
106
.No par
11
x7
Shares
13%
36%
33
32
T8% May
11% May
share
13%
35%.
98
36% Feb
Oct
-
13%
104
46
Feb
for
the Week
'
35%
33
70% May
6%
Jan. 20
$ per
13%
*90
Plough Tno
63%
Sales
Friday
1!)
34%
104
14
15
Jan.
13%
21
12% Nov
Peb
Thursday
36%
_
24
7%
t per share
95
common
8% Feb
15% May
110
13%
No pmr
Pitts C C A St Louis RR
100
Pitts Coke A Cham Co com—No par
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
Dee
t per share
5
PittstoD Co (The)
17%
Jan.IK
60%
Hosiery
1
109
130
1,600
14
107
100
108 %
PRICES
Wednesday
t per share
t per share
115%
103%
*108
35%
100
Ns
4
May
Sep
SALE
Jan. 17
No par
Feb
Jan
HIGH
115
103%
104
1
100
Apr
38
AND
1157i«
108 %
3
common—5
4%
29
79% Dec
108
1,000
3,400
27
Feb
*103
108
25
16% '
26
22
104
*107%
24%
10,200
29
25% Dec
14
*115
*103
•
25%
100
preferred series A
147
14% Jun
116
104
70
25
25%
*25
1,900
10G
23% 7
Tuesday
-
Jan. 16*'
1 per share
115%
24%
16 %
Jan
32
Monday
Jan. 14
7
113
106
108%
*1031/4
108
LOW
YORK STOCK
9
26
40
11%
381,4
No per
14
Mar 22
106
11%
38
No par
135% Dec
Jan
*102 %
11%
37%
28 %
27
14
106
106
11%
16%
71% Jan
8% Jun
300
29
24
12% Apr 21
4% Jun 13
104,200
33%
38
1
xl9% Jun
16% May
14% July
10%
*34%
9%
1.61/2
8% Jan
3
300
9%
36
28%
Jan
Mar
4,400
12%
16 'A
55
Jun
106%%
100
134
28%
15% Jan
13
9%
*34%
\
*12
16%
88
14% Jun
10
3G
132%
12
28%
37% Dec
29
*35
134
12
35
9%
35%
33
130 Va
16%
175
Nov
10 «/t
12%
113
11%
50
—
convertible
*35
129%
114%
37%
25
common
Pillsbury Mills Ine
84 preferred
36
128
*35
107
*113
*12
12%
9%
113
•
July
SS
36
9%
*106
112%
128
%
351/4
A Co Inc
Co
*109%
112%
Va
28'%
Jan
Feb
44
16
20
x25
44
_100
46% July
12% July
42
33,700
43
28
64% Nov 29
82% May
36% Oct
108%
16,400
17%
43
108%
15%
32%
Feb
23 %
17'%
*107%
28
7
57% Feb
101%
22%
17%
108%
15%
14
21
Feb
23
17
28
13
71%
Nov
22%
17%
43
15%
6% Jun
Feb
32%
*1071%
23%
17%
43
281/4
7% Jun
Nov
x25%
10o %
22%
17%
15%
170
11% May
36% May
Mar
*107%
22%
17%
28 %
28% May
84
Apr
89% July
81
108%
22%
1
13
Oct
161
*107%
1
28
Apr
6,300
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co__
28% Jun
135
34
Pittsburgh Forginga Co
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic Ry
1% gtd preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
1% preferred class B
156% Jun
Dec
600
,
26
7
Jun
Jun
8%
25%
*31%
No par
Philip Morris A Co Ltd
85
8%
26%
34
17V4
Reading Coal A Iron
Corp common
Phoenix
9%
*8%
26
*311/4
7
July
39%
Jan
15
Jan
16% Jan
22
10
Dec
32
7
17
Nov
20
70%
13
Dec
155
170
Feb
14ya Mar 14
88
26
Feb
73%
4
22
Jan
Jan
10%
140
142
30
32% Aug 26
3
Jun
Dec
105% Apr
100% Jun
5
27
79
158
Nov
13
Jun
Dec
7%
Dec
8
July
36% July
138
30
Jun
100% Jan
105
5,900
22%
A
3%%
56%
108 %
Par
11% Jun
56%
16%
I per share
22% Jun
0%
26%
34
600
56%
22
EXCHANGE
Nov
*31'/4
200
36%
*107%
STOCKS
I per share
8%
26%
34
3,100
17%
30
17i/e
preferred
NEW
9 1/4
26;%
4
6%
6%
*16%
1,7
36
221/a
preferred
preferred
Highest
45% July
Deo
9
2 3!
*31
7,500
4,200
108 '/a
No par
Co
21 conv preference
4.4%
9%
26%
34
6%
9%
10%
16%
preferred
Corp of America
3.8%
Lowest
I per share
10 Va
25%
*31
33 %c
26 preferred
91
08%
*8 %
V'4
600
8%,
10%
22i/i
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6* preferred
Jan
50
91/4
26
34
6%
17
3,400
21,400
*107%
5
21
Sep
110
25%
*31
6%
17
2 %
38%
30
2%
No par
22
81
Deo
7
58
28
10
*81/2
10
__
6%
400
»
37 %
9
56',4
6%
1,300
29%
:
10%
*35%
53 Va Jan
1
8%
*10 1/4
161/3
7
16
101/4
35%
Pfizer
1101/2 Sep
10%
16%
16
1047/a Dec
9
9
9
10%
35%
57% Dec
6
8%
10
16%
Petroleum
Range for. Year 1949
13%
10 %
2%
29%
36 Vi
6
Highest
11%
8%
10%
•
37
29%
6%
ifeiffer
Year 1948
# per share
8%
10%
2'A
36
29%
361/4
3
Range for Previous
Lowest
9'/3
10%
2%
36 'A
,
*16%
16
I
44%
6%
13% Nov
7
*42%
16%
371/4 Dec
Jan
44 Vis
35%
3
Apr
*42 Va
6%
14
98
43%
2%
12
110% Apr
44
29
129
105
Jun
Jun
18,800
35%
36 % Jun
Jun
103%
111
19%
35'A
*11%
Electric
13%
2'/4
*1271/4
Phlla
10
16%
*16%
Jan
17
19%
102%
18%
25
Pet Milk 'Co common
31
19%
*100%
19 %
34%
100
26 % May 16
117
Sep 22
19%
102 la
18%
43%
*281/4
100
(Chas)
19%
*100%
191/4
.
20
28%
Peoria A Eastern Ry Co
4% ft
20'A
102%
18%
•
45
*44
2'/4
19%
*100%
43%.
19'4
102%
351/4
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light A Coke
31
Dec
18%
20
*100%
35
*109%
Dec
24% Nov
5,200
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co com—10
3%% conv series A pfd
100
35
106
150
6 %
19,100
14,300
60
Mar 11
8
105%
6 %
39
*28
Pepsi-Cola Co.
3
*105%
6%
37
36 %
100
11
90% Mar 24
105%
*
8
Light Co
Apr
20% Jan
37%
46
RR
12
23% Jun
27a
44'/a
preferred
29
Oct
38%
36
8
Corp
5
15
9%
20%
19%
Co
29
Dec
9%
*19%
No par
Dec
108
9%
20%
.No par
Dec
5
9%
*19%
19
preferred
13
Jan
9%
20%
20
common
137
x48% Mar 30
Sep
Sep
3
5%
9%
*19%
102
No par
40% Jun
July
25%
1
37% Dec
3
9% Jun
17
05
May
104% May
24% Jun
Jan
103%
102
May
Jan
Mar
9%
20 %
2.50
._
Coke
17
37,000
9%
*19%
20
Co
Cement
16
4%
9%
20%
*85
Penn G1*«sb Sand Corp com—No par
29
4%
180
9%
102
Penn-Dixle
Jun
700
*19%
6%
29
13% Nov
*38
4%
3,100
9%
6%
31
16% Jun
4%
1,150
3%
39%
3%
20'%
105%
10% Feb
106
4%
(i
9%
6 V'4
35
Jan
4%
4%
2,400
104 7
146
*19%
105%
26 Va Dec
July
4%
4,200
32
104%
*145
3%
391/4
38%
6%
5
20 y4
39%
3%
105%
6
22% May
%
*38%
,
■l
6%
14
112
4
3%
6V4
7 y4 Jun
Oct
4%
104%
146
6%
17% Feb
23% Jun
Dec
4%
40
104%
146
6%
Jan
Deo
38%
31
31%
104%
147
3%
3%
31
31
104%
*146
G %
81% Nov
16%
38%
54
37%
*105%
34% May
16%
38%
39
53%
105%
Deo
109%
3%
20
Enterprises
prior
A
3%
11.900
54
35%
Feb
Coal
3%
3%
31
31%
500
3414
53'%
105%
15%
Penn
146%
21%
34
34%
27
3
104
146
34
*20%
34
105%
Dec
Dec
30%
103%
147%
*33%
20%
33%
54%
X54
34
20%
35%
9%
16%
31 %
104 %
''146%
*33%
21%
34
33%
106%
Feb
Dec
31%
103%
148
34
*33%
*20%
'
*105%
88%
49%
31%
164
3 %
1
Penney (J C) Co
15
21
1
Transportation
Mines
34%
No par
Rust Proof
Parmelse
150
33%
102
Corp
Parke Davis A Co
Parker
56'%
20%
20
Park Utah Consolidated Mines
29
560
*56%
33%
*100
28
2
0%
56%
21
100
2% Feb
8
8%
56 %
*33
34%
No par
com
preferred
rark A Tilford inc
23% Mar
*8%
56%
1
17
9
700
3%
*12%
3 %
12%
8 %
33%
104
12%
Shares
56'%
21
*140%
*12%
for
the Week
3%
%
*33
31%
13
Sales
Jan. '10
# per share
'
Inc
convertible
Paramount
12%
12%
Friday
ID
57%
8
34%
i
Jan.
I per share
56
8%
57.%'
20%
1
Panhandle Prod A Refining
4%
12 %
12%
Thursday
6 per share
100
47'A Oct
May
87
Airways
preferred
Paraffine
8%
*55
34%
Pan-American Petrol A Transp—_8
Panhandle East Pips L com__No par
4%
12%
9%
33%
No par
4
5% Aug 31
Dec
Motor
12%
57 %
20%.
No par
No par
;
Aug
24% Jan
Jun
20
6
1% Jun
—.
27
Oct
14
Dec
17 y2 Oct
—,
22
*33
t
10
Pacific Telep A Teleg common—100
6»
preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp
10
3% Jun
*8%
$ per share
26
Corp of Calif
A; Klectric
Pacific Mills
29% Jun
May
51%
Peb
34% July 20
104 % Dec
8
2% Jun
Apr
13% Mar
6
6
14
135
Mar
6%
Jan
Jun
27 % Jun
44% July
104% Jun
130
50
13
12%
*55
No par
Lighting Carp
Dec
Sep
Jan. 18
I per share
17
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 17
No par
non-cum
21%
SALE
Tuesday
Jan, Hi
I per share
15
common
non-cum
2nd preferred
HIGH
Monday
Jan. 14
Fisheries
preferred
AND
(373)
Saturday
Par
18% Mar
29 %
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
t per share
11% Mar 25
May
Apr
45% May
75
YORK
EXCHANGE
•
29% Nov
47% Mar
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
&
conv
32
19%
*109
31
*19%
109%
*109
105
105
105
105
105
105
105'%
630
109-%
*109%
109%
109%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32%
33
20
19%
19%
*19%
*19%
20
19%
19%
200
148,700
20
400
8,300
R
Jun
6% Jun 28
>
9% Apr
4
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybeatoe-ManhatUn
No par
Rayonier Inc common.
1
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*73%
74%
73%
73%
*73 %
74%
73%
73%
74%
8%
9J/a
9 Va
9%
9%
8%
8%
9
89
Nov
25%
Deo
Jun
23% Jun
14
29% Dec
6
22%
Feb
x36
14
30% Feb
4
Jan
35
26% Jun
17
31
31
Feb
17% Jun
14
34% Feb
23% Jan
3
16%
36%
Feb
July
May
27% July
45
Apr
21% Jun
31
21%
21%
34% Nov
18
43
Jan
3
A%
non-cum
31
50
*35
37
Feb
let preferred
36%
39
28% Jun 29
36
Jan
7
4#
non-cum
2nd preferred
60
*30
31%
31%
For
footnotes
Jun
see
page
20.
101% Dec 29
7
.
52 preferred.;
Reading Co common
-25
60
102%
*28%
25%"
*30%
21%
102 %
29
25%
'31
*102
*28%
25%
9
13%
13%'
13%
74%
73%
73%
600
91/4
55,300
9
9
102%
102 %
102%
"""
103
*102
103
*102
29
29
29
29
29%
29
29%
29 %
29%
1,100
25%'
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
26
2,100
103
102%
110
25%
*"30%
31%
30%
30%
300
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21
21%
21%
21%
1,300
36%
*34%
36%
36%
36%
*34%
36%
*34%
36%
200
31%
*30%
32%
31%
31%
*30%
32%
*31%
32V4
200
25%
*31
31%
30%
30%
IS
Year 1948
t per share
10
Dec
11%
Deo
Highest
Highest
15ys May
3
21
14
Silk
16% Oct
Real
Reeves
Reis
Deo
Jan
4 Vb Jun
18% Jan
4
Deo
-
13% May
66
50
8%
Dec
8
Vb Apr
26
12 Vb Dec
73
Jun
17
90
15 Vb May
Deo
99
Aug
10%
Dec
29%
Jan
6%
Feb
5% NOV
Feb
22%
4% Jun
8
8% Jan
2 V» Jan
3
4% Dec
31
11% May
6% Jan
4
Dec
17
27% Jan
7
17
Oct
33%
10
13
Jun
Jan
111% July
91% Jun
Dec
21% May
10% Jun
15
Feb
Dec
91
Oct
102
8
Aug
4 %
May
Nov
29%
Apr
18% Jun
Mar
104%
Jan
98
19%
92
5%
Dec
33%
Dec
41%
43
Dec
80
Oct
103%
Dec
Dec
17
34% Jan
Jan
Sep
>
Reynolds
Aug 18
19
(R J)
42% Mar
7
85% Jan
3
4
108'A Nov
23
24% May
13 % Jun
13
21'A Dec
17
3
42 % Dec
22
Richfield
Jan
12
S
49
Jun
7% May
Feb
24% Jan
Jun
28
26% May
fl%
Feb
12
19%
Feb
21
15% Jun 21
x3% Jun
15
July
Dec
21
Mar 22
36
13
12% Dec
31
31
15
29
Dec
10%
>
85
10%
10%
10%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
9, GOO
5 %
5
5%
5
5
%
17,700
10
24%
100
*103
104%
15%
100%
22 V8
102%
9%
9%
39 Vb
39 %
49
*101
11
7,900
24%
25
23,800
*103
104%
*103%
104%
104 %
104'%
*104%
106
15%
15%
16%
15%
99%
*99 Va
12%
*30'A
62%
101%
101%
22
101%
6'A
6
22
101%
101%,
10;%
10
10'A
10
38%
39'%
*48
96 %
*96
97 Va
106
106'%
40%
17
49'A
*48
*96
17
21
20%
28
12% Mar 12
Ruppert
3
33 Vb Dec
14
27
113% Feb
16
35% May 11
7'/a Jun 13
48 % Jan
3
Jan
18 Vb Jan
Jun
109% Apr
7,100
*48
50
350
20 %
*20%
21
2,600
41
42
12,300
41
40%
40
40%
39%
17'A
16%
16%
*16'%
17 Va
*16%
5'A
5%
5'A
5%
5%
5%
5%
23 V8
23%
23%
24'A
23%
23%
*22%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
31
31
31
31%
31%
106
*104
*104
64%
200
5%
1,300
23
4,500
16,400
12%
13
12%
13
31%
32 Va
*32%
33
1,200
64 %
*64'A
64%
64%
65%
2,400
13
106
*104
106
23
24
17
32%
12%
*32
64%
400
107
40'b
64
98%
106'%
*16%
64
40
50
06%
97
106%
*104
106
*104
105
1
18
18%
18 Va
18-%
18
18'A
18
18'A
18%
18
18%
5,300
—1
21
21
22
22'A
22%
22'%
22%
22%
22%
22
22 Va
17,900
56
56
56
56'A
*55%
57
56
56
*55'A
56
56 Vb
56 Va
10%
11
11
11
11
*10%
11
10%
11
Safeway Stores common
Deo
3,700
39%
5%
62 Va
210
10 %
39
*5Vb
62%
102%
10
Va
No par
23
18%
101%
3,500
20%
21
'
Jan
22
6,800
106%
106%
20
20
39%
96
106%
13,000
22
10
39
39
96%
49 'A
"49 Va
48
50
6%
6
6 'A
9%
10 Va
39%
106%
15%
100%
22
39
100
15%
*99'/a
16
100%
22%
6 %
6%
22 %
19%
106
*104
99%
100%
6 '4
22 Va
20
23
1
*93 Va
8
10
106
5%
23
15%
39%
*95%
40%
_100
10%
24%
103
48
%
97'A
106%
17'A
—20
10%
24%
21%
39 Vb
5%
common
10%
25 Va
63
9%
40 Vb
com
11%
24%
100%
21 %
21%
*16%
_
10%
24%
6 %
25
Controls
preferred
U
15%
*99 Va
6%
*101'A
,
10 %
24
104 %
15%
6 Vb
,
_10
10%
*103
16%
2,900
24
9%
23%
*99'A
'
20
Ruberoid Co
May
200
11%
10
Inc
Ronson
18%
11
12,500
5
No par
Royal Typewriter
Dec
85
6%
No par
,
19% Nov 25
8%
85
11%
24
preferred series A
Art
12%
85
12%
85
160
12%
12%
*82%
12%
82 %
5 %
11
10%
10 %
10%
No par
Corp
61% Nov 22
31
60
6%
Antelope Copper Mines
21% Dec
39% Apr
8% Sep
*59
11%
19%
13
16
72
60
*59
500
6%
1
4%
4,500
9
4%
*48
*95%
conv
700
9%
12%
12%
*82%
23%
9%
6%
*106%
4%%
12
12%
85
*6%
23%
9%
4%
10
Robertshaw-Pulton
12
8%
24%
9%
60
60
60
8%
*23%
10
6 %
10«
Rohm & Haas Co
59%
60
9%
9%
9%
9%
24
8%
24 %
8%
9
23
.
4%
100
Mills
23
6%
series
Oil
9 %
>82%
85
*8%
9
22%
>53
10
class B_
13
27% May
Dec
900
3,200
4%
1
Jun
Mar
17%
15%
6%
100
10% Jun
17
54
12%
4%
series
6
105
17%
*15
1
4.50%
30
68 % Dec
*11%
Shares
50c
3.60%
Robbins
28
96% Apr 21
*82 %
Preferred
Roan
9%
12%
25
Rheem Manufacturing Co
23
Dpc
12
50c
*
60
Preferred
Jun
21
>59
100
Common
Jun
7% Jun
29 Va July
23
9%
2.50
Ritter Comnanv
5% Jan
Jan
*8%
22 %
5
com
Tob
102% Jan
Sep
9%
23 Vb
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
5%% convertible preferred
100
Dec
Dec
9%
*22%
Reynolds Spring Co
Jan
4%
15%
12%
for
the Week
Sper share
17%
15 %
Inc__
Jun
15%
17%
15%
preferred
50
17%
16
50
98
17%
15%
1
Corp
94
103%
17
15%
prior pfd series A
conv
5Vb%
3
13
Corp
Steel
Rexall Drug
15
39% Oct
3
17%
15%
Inc
Motors
6%
26
Jan
Dec
10
17 Tii
15%
Revere Copper to Brass com__No par
2
103% Feb
22
14
17%
15%
10
No par
preference
prior
Stores
Republic
30
23
28
Sep
4% Jun
11% May
Dec
6 Va Dec
2
12%
12%
*17%
Republic Aviation Corp
12
*11%
12%
*11%
17%
*11%
Sales
Jan. 20
12%
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
31
100
1
Aug
Jan
16% Jan
110
13
15
4%
Reo
7
BVb May
103
82 Va
8
12% Jan
6% May 31
13% May
2 Vb Dec
Friday
19
15%
pfd 3%% series
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
1
*11%
Jan.
$ per share
share
14%
Conv
31
Nov
S per
$ per share
*17 >A
Reliance Mfg Co common
Nov 25
60
3
Thursday
Jan.IS
*11%
Inc
div
Reliable
24
9% Jan
Wednesday
(Robt) & Co—
11.25
21
Dec
Aug
Aug
78 Va
27
14
6'/a Jun
27
8% Jan
29
25 Vb May
Dec
8 Vb
62
14 Va
Dec
8
17%
PRICES
SALE
5
Hosiery Mills com
Bros
t per share
tper share
HIGH
17
No par
Reed Roller Bit Co
28
Par
AND
Jan.
1(1
50c
16
23% Jan
11 Va Jan
May
25
13'% Apr
IOVb Jan
15'A Nov
— —
"
Jan.
Monday, January 23, 1950
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 14
EXCHANGE
$ per share
I per share
Sper share
18
LOW
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 1941)
Lowest
-
—
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(374)
Metal
Inc
Wks
'
'
(The)
(Jacob)
*10%
8
■>
10%
11
18%
22%
600
1,500
S
107%
Sep
39%
Feb
11%
113
61%
Jun
16% July
5%
St
25
8%
Feb
32%
Feb
48% May
31
Jun
13
43% Dec
Jan
139% May
87
Jun
13
131% Dec
30
58
Jan
101
78
Jun
9
100% Nov
9
8
Feb
13% May
6 Vb Jun
1
9% Jan
7
79
Feb
91% May
15 Va Aug
8%
Feb
Jun
25% Mar
51
95
22 Vb Jun
May
Nov
Jan
8
July
9% Jun
35% May
39% Mar
77
12% Jan
87
14
St
A
5%
Louis Southwestern
5%
2
Regis Paper Co
1st pfd
Savage
4.40%
——
87%
Nov
—
—
12
t
31
31
Scott
Nov
3
108
Oct
11
Apr
—
29
30
12%
91% Mar
104% Oct
8
19
131%
131 %
131%
133
100
*95
100
*95
100
*95
5
100
14
Jan
91
Sep
13
21% Dec
3
30
1.75
—No par
3.65%. pfd
Co
Dec
15%
Jun
Oct
87
Apr
Jan
5
13%
Feb
26% July
13 % Jun
28
44
Feb
62 Vs
Jun
47% Jun
10
15%
Feb
20'A
Jun
16% Jan
4
19% Sep
19
Seaboard
35%
59 % May
36 Vb Feb
7
56
Dec
23
Seaboard
Oil
20
Scranton
Elec
3.35%
Co
46%
9,100
12
*95
46%
131%
131%
131
131%
*98
100
*98
100
8%
6
62
«Dec
9
5%
preferred
8'A
8%
8%
8%
86%
87%
87 %
88
88
88
88 %
87%
13%
13%
13%
13%
18%
13%
13%
14
of
33'A
33%
32%
67%
68
67%
*94%
95%
94%
94
*105%
107 Va
>105%
107 Va
105%
107%
*85%
8 0V1
106%
*13%
13%
*86
88
>86
86 'A
105
13%
13%
13%
89
105
105
*104 %
13%
*86
*85%
86 Va
*85%
85%
105
Oct
5% Jan
27
11 % Dec
27
Seagrave
43'A
Nov
33% Jun
13
44'A Dec
31
Sears
88
x32%
*
*104 Va
13%
*86
105
9%
Dec
9 % Jun
14
16% Dec
23
Seeger Refrigerator
5%
Dec
12% July
8'A May
4 '/a Jun
14
9% Dec
Feb
94
14%
104
Jan
6% Jan
7
3
11% Dec
23
13
101% Feb
5
6'A Jun
Jun
77
Jun
Co
No par
Co
5
Servel
Inc
$4.50
1
Range for Year 1949
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
tper share
NEW
Highest
36%
Jun
24% Jun
13
Feb
46%
Oct
21% Aug
4
17%
Feb
27%
Jun
22% Jan
4
68
Feb
79
Dec
76 % Nov
10
83
9
Dec
15%
Jan
8V4 Jun
13
10% Oct
24
12
Mar
YORK
ny4
*94 %
5
Shamrock
37% Jan
7
Sharon
38% Dec
8
May 18
Oil
&
Shattuck
(Frank
11% Apr
8
15 Va Dec
23
Sheaffer
(W
30
Jun
13
40% Dec
2
Shell
13%
38
Dec
7%
Jan
5
Jan
3
7
Oct
7
Sheraton
Dec
7% May
2V4Jun
6
4% Jan
12
May 31
27% Nov
29
A)
May
Dec
44
Jan
28
Oct
18
36% Jan
7
Feb
32 %
Jun
18% Jun
14
24% Sep
13
Jun
97
Jun
14
127% Jan
7
Skelly
Oct
16% Jun
20
22% Dec
8
160
25 Vb
35%
Jun
19
33'A Dec
23
27%
Dec
39 Va
Jun
21 Va Nov
1
31% Jan
24
80
Dec
90
Apr
83% May 21
88% Feb
3
91
Sep
98
July
95 % Jan
3
15%
Dec
26
Jun
10 % Jun
7
23
Jun
14 Vb Jun
Jun
14%
Feb
96
Nov
104%
Jun
14
May
8%
3% Nov
5% Mar
97% July
3% Jan
Oct
7Vb Jan
Aug
5
39
Feb
45 Va
52
Jun
60
11 Va
Nov
100% Mar 25
3
4% Oct
26
South
Amer
13
10% Dec
31
South
Carolina
26
South
26%
25%
26%
27
27%
27
27%
37%
37%
3 7'a
37'%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
38
6,700
77%
78
77'a
77%
76
76
76%
77
76%
76 vb
76%
4,800
10%
10%
10'a
j
10%
10
10%
10
10
10
10
1,700
16
16
17
17%
17%
Vi %
18%
18%
18%
2,100
35%
35'a
35 %
35
35%
3.5
35%
35%
36
IOVb
30% July
29% Jan
5
35% Nov
18
Southern
IOV4 Sep
30
12
29
Southern
&
G
Co
23
29
Southern
Jun
14
Jan
7
58 V*
Feb
70
July
45% Jun
1?
61
Jan
26
6-5%
Dec
73
Jan
56
17
66% Feb
9
Spalding
Sparks-Withington Co
5% Oct
13
21
73
May
26
Oct
7
Dec
29%
Jan
21
Feb
7
30%
Jun
22% Jun
13
29 VB Mar 30
Dec
14
May
6% Jun
13
10 Vb Mar 31
Jan
5
71% Apr
28
28
18 Vb Dec
14"
5
Apr
13
29%
Jun
17 VB Apr
25
91%
Jun
82
79%
Oct
17%
Nov
Feb
109%
Oct
97%
Feb
121
Oct
11
13 Vb Jun
23% Feb
37% Dec
21
Dec
14
22% Nov
9
107
92
Jun
13
18 VB Jan
3
98 Vb Jan
27% May
3
143
4
109
Jan
Dec
29
52% Dec
2
Dec
27
159% Dec
17
(AG)
Spear & Co
Conv
Square
Squibb
$4
$4.50
D
35
$3.50
$6
$7
prior
& Sons
Inc
prior
Jun
13
70
Sep 13
3
45% Nov
Standard
14
Standard
Oil
of
89%
Feb
92%
Jun
60 VB Jun
13
74% Nov
2
Standard
Oil
of
Oil
32'a
400
22 %
22%
27,100
102
102
102 %
2,000
101
101%
22
*21 vb
21%
21%
22
1,500
31%
31%
32
32 Va
3,300
24 %
24%
2,000
s4 %
8 5'a
31
30%
31'a
31
31%
31'a
32'a
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23j/b
23%
23 %
23%
85%
*84%
85%
24
24%
<
60
8 5'a
85%
85%
85%
99 Va
99i%
*99V4
100'%
*99'a
100%
*99%
100 %
*39'a
100
100
15'a
*14%
15%
15 'a
16%
16'a
16'a
16%
16%
16%
17
2,300
*14%
16%
*106
*50
69 vb
16%
16%
16 %
16'%
107'a
*106
107%
16%
*107
107'%
16 '/2
*107
4%
16%
107'%
4'a
16%
*107
4%
16%
107 %
4 %
4'a
4%
4'a
10
9%
9%
9%
10
52
*51%
*51%
52
52
52
*51%
53
69
*69
70
*69'a
70
4'a
52
69
68
68
69 vb
4%
13%
13'%
38 vb
13%
38%
9%
13%
10
13%
1C
10%
16%
106
4%
10
*51%
70
16%
39,500
400
107
Va
3,200
10'a
23,200
4
53
200
70
500
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,600
38 %
38%
38%
39
3,100
44
44
44
34%
34 %
34.'a
34%
6,200
12%
12%
12%
12%
73,900
13%
13%
38%
38%
38%
44
43
43
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 'a
34%
34%
341/2
12%
12%
12'a
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
51'/a
52'a
52%
52%
52
52%
51%
52%
52'%
53'a
23,500
37%
35%
36%
36
36%
23,000
56%
2,300
35%
55%
*61
1
12 vb
5%
3 6'a
56
63%
12 'a
6
.
*43
44
38%
*43'a
38%
44
36%
*43 Va
36 %
37%
36%
55%
56
56%
56%
56"%
56 %
56%
64
35%
55%
*61
36%
63
63
63
63
64
64
12
12
12
36%
36%
*12%
12%
12 'a
5'.%
5%
5%
*5%
12%
5%
12
5'%
6
6
*5%
*67
6'a
71
*67%
5%
6'a
5%
*5%
5%
6%
37'a
56%
*63
11%
5%
*5%
200
37%
7,900
110
66
900
12
5%
15,100
Va
300
6
6
6
*67
71
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'4
24%
1,300
24%
24%
24%
*24
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26'%
4,500
26%
27
26
27
9%
10
9%
9%
8%
9%
9%
9%
9,600
69 %
68 %
68'%
$4
9%
*69
17
1
*34%
No par
pref
*106%
No par
22
No
par
No par
of California
Indiana—
New
26%
1„5
common
com
preferred^—
55
32'a
22%
85%
No par
& E Co
36 VB Jun
21%
32%
30%
No par
preferred
Jun
101
va
22%
*31
100%
2
«
Jun
22%
*84'a
1
preferred
Standard G
21%
21%
32%
22%
6,300
*99%
100
~
Brands
101%
101
*31%
29
1
preferred
(E R)
22%.
28 Vi
1
preferred
Standard
*21
27'a
*31'%
29
9,500
No par
Co_
73
*15%
*84%
100
Kellogg <fe Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
53
20.
23
35%
Spencer
Feb
page
32%
22%
52
common
Jan
see
32%
No par
$5.5o preferred
54%
footnotes
32%
22%
35 vb
& Bros Inc
36%
For
28%
common—No par
7
100
28%
29 'a
on
28'a
28 %
51%
preferred
7
Feb
86
Railway
non-cum
6 Vb Jan
3% July 19
Jan
4,400
7.50
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
13% Jan
7Vi
Jan
3%
No par
Co
20
22
29 Vb
5%
Pacific
3% May 23
20%
104
1,800
3%
4'a
Southern Natural Gas Co
Dec
41
Dec
6%
•%
*42%
51
Nor
6%
«>
25
36% Nov
19%
6%
3%
9%
Edison
3
21% Aug
6%
3 %
1
(The)
13
95
6%
3%
_5
California
25 Va Jun
64
6%
3%
13%
28'A Jan
May
6%
3'a
38%
32% Jun
74
6%
3'a
5
80% July
23% May
6%
3'a
25
62% July
53'% Dec
*6V2
3'a
Sugar com_No par
Rico
50 Vb
Jan
6%
3'a
50
Feb
8% May
*6 %
50
Feb
10 Vs Jun
36
com_4.50
Platinum
&
E
33%
20% May
7% Jun
16
35%
100
43%
Southern
4,500
*15%
20
preferred
Co
01/4
76%
5
Greyhound Lines
Porto
8%
6,600
25%
preferred
Southeastern
23
Aug 16
I per share
Shares
38%
preferred
Nov
I per share
100
Gold
45
for
the Week
Jan. 20
10
38
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
14 Vb Apr
S per share
Jan.
Sales
Friday
Thursday
38
27
40
Jan. IK
28
preferred
conv
10
25 To
17% Oct
5%
300
13,200
27%
preferred
5Va%
6%
11%
94%
25%
107% Dec
15
94'%
27 %
7
28
11%
11%
96
26
14
52% Oct
11%
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
t per share
# per share
*6 VB
6%
*6
*94'%
27
Smith & Corona Typewriters_No par
71% Dec
6'A
11%
96
25%
Smith
(A O)
Corp
10
Smith (A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
1
HIGH
6%
11%
*94%
Jan. 17
21
3
AND
n;
102
Mar
Nov
Jan.
96
Tuesday
Monday
1 +
6'A
11%
*94 »/2
96
26%
8
Nov
6*8
11%
11%
11%
'94%
21
7
Feb
6 Va
6%
6'A
11%
96
102
7
15%
2,900
21%
26
61 Va Mar
16 "a
103%
53 % Mar
40
Oct
73
16 VB
*101%
Oct
Dec
16
15
11
Aug
17,100
15%
25%
Co
36% Jan
4
400
43'A
15%
22%
26% Feb
63
10%
42-%
15%
27%
Jan
Dec
*10%
43 V4
15%
32
Jan
Feb
10%
42%
*15%
22%
Aug
4
10%
43%
15%
31
16%
12%
10%
42%
15%
27%
44
Feb
*10'A
43%
15%
No par
42%
20 Va
10%
42%
No par
36
25 V« Mar
*10%
No par
Corp
36% Mar
Dec
51%
10%
43%
51%
26%
17% Jan
30
4,000
1
Co
4.20%
4,400
51
10%
Sinclair Oil
3%%
1,500
20
50 %
43
51%
Simonds Saw & Steel
Oil
64
19%
25va
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
Feb
63
19%
10%
51%
51
27
America
15
Feb
50
15,600
26
Coalition Mines—.
34
Dec
19%
*62
22%
1
22
18
20
51
88
22
15
36
23
19%
13%
66
22
27
Co
Dec
92 %
19%
63
4,300
13%
88
13%
50 VB
# per share
Nopal
Pen
25
Simmons
63
63
60
50%
21%
19%
*
22 Va
20
104%
63
13%
*86,
63
19%
21%
200
86%
No par
G)
Corp of
Silver King
105
*85%
25%
1
Corp
Oil
130
107
No par
No par
pref series A
conv
Oct
3%
61%"
19'A
Saturday
Gas
Corp
•
Sharp & Dohme common
Jun
4%
61
Jan.
Steel
$3.50
1,500
95 Va
104%
36%
*85%
*104%
22'A
LOW
STOCK
Par
31% May
1
46%
14
63
19%
6'A
1
$ per share
Nov
30
Feb
*15%
EXCHANGE
,
24%
28%
43
No par
common
preferred
33%
67%
107
107
*106
21%
21% A,
STOCKS
Year 1948
f per share
&
Seiberling Rubber Co
Range for Previous
Lowest
51%
*10%
Corp
Roebuck
21
%
43%
No par
5
8'/a
Feb
21%
*61%
Del
Mar
31%
32%
67%
*94 %
68 Va
95%
32
350
4,700
38,500
33%
67%
19%
160
23,900
87 %
13%
32%
1
series
Co
Va
13 V*
95 %
21-%
8
86%
67%
t c__No par
v
8%
95 Va
A—__100
com
8%
8%
13:%
8%
8%
45%
133
100
*131%
"k
Seaboard Air Line
46%
47
46
47%
67'A
85%
100
28,800
32%
*104%
(The) common__5
preferred
12%
*66%
100
Finance Co
Feb
Jan
11%
x95 %
100
preferred
11%
12
96
106%
Mfg
10,600
67
No par
preferred
40%
33
$4
190
40 %
66%
*94
8,900
40%
32%
No par
79
83
~
131/4
31%
.113
113
40%
88
8%
88
30%
31%
113
112%
41
11%
100
46 7A
47
30%
113
40%
12'A
46%
130%
Paper Co common
4.30 %
11%
11%
1
130 %
$3.40 preferred
Scovill
11 %
11%
46%
100
47
31%
112%
41'A
100
Schenley Industries Inc
Dec
11%
30%
31%
113
c
5
70
94 % Jun
93%
40'A
common
98
Jun
30%
112%
40%
series A
31% Dec
78
30%
112%
40 %
Corp
Arms
6
Jun
29%
112%
40%
preferred
non-cum
17
46'A Jan
90
30%
112%
40%
Co
v
Ry
xl03% July 13
88
30Va
*112%
Co
series
Preferred
St
5
May
13% Dec
14
,
Lead
St L-San F Ry Co com v t c__No par
29
67
5
100
10
preferred
Joseph
Jersey
No par
No par
25
25
91
51%
*139
*154
9%
71
*67
9%
9%
70
*67%
70
*67
70
330
69%
69
69'a
*68 V2
69%
68%
69%
*68'%
17%
17%
17%
*17
17'a
2,500
17
17'a
17'a
16%
17
16%
35'%
35
35%
35
35 %
35
35 Va
2,000
106 %
*106
35-%
107
22'a
91%
52%
35%
*106%
91%
50%
34%
35%
107
22'a
22
91%
51%
143
*140
143
155
154
155
*
1061/2
108
22 %
22%
91%
91%
51%
52%
106%
22
91%
52%
142%
154 'a
*1.40
154 'a
*139
155
22%
91%
54%
143
156 %
22%
90%
53'a
106%
120
22'a
22
22'a
11,100
91%
90%
90%
660
5 5'a
36,600
107
55
106%
53%
*140
143
*140
143
156
156
156
156
1,200
62 %
62%
63%
62 Vb
63'a
62' U
62
62%
15,700
61%
62%
62%
43%
43%
43%
42%
43'4
17,200
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 vb
42%
67%
67'a
67%
67%
67%
66 vb
67'a
66 %
46,900
67 vb
67
66'a
66%
62 vb
-
.
Volume
171
Number 4875
COMMERCIAL
THE
NEW
Range for Previous
23%
Nov
89
Feb
38
,
Oct
il'A
Feb
Nov
36 %
Range for Year 1919
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
tper share
I per share
35
Jun
20
97%
Jun
96% May
15%
Oct
12
Jun
40
Jun
7
Jun
15
27% Oct
9
102% Dec
20
3% %
20% Dec
23
Standard
48
27
Dec
38% Jan
Standard
6
7
41% May
11 % Mar
15% May
10
July 12
13
Jan
Jun
35
Oct
41 % Aug
2
Jun
94
Jan
4%
18
39 Va
Feb
97
23%
Dec
12%
Feb
36% May
16% May
20
Jan
3
33% Dec
17
14% Jan
100
3 % %
preferred—
(J P)
13% Dec
14
4
18% Dec
29
5%
21% Dec
23
Stone &
16% Feb
10
28
30
Studebaker
28% Jun
13
52
50% Mar
413 Vz
Jan
120
6% Feb
7
9
Jan
8
96
52% Feb
10
117
Jan
Jun
Feb
15% May
Dec
21'/a
Jun
15
18%
Dec
26%
Jun
16% Jun
?4% Mar
9
Dec
140
Mar
13%
31
Dec
Dec
43
11% Mar
Jun
19%
44%
11% Dec
17
13
13
60% Dec
27
12'/8 Sep
4 %%
30% Jun
Sunshine Mining
Superior
Cil
12
Superior
Steel
41% Dec
16
Sutherland
106% Dec
23
108% Dec
22
d%
Nov
16%
Jan
7 % Feb
25
11% Nov
2
Dec
36%
Jan
27% Jun
14
8% Jun
14
8%
Dec
22
Jan
17Ve
Feb
26
Jun
79
Dec
4% Mar
9% Mar
3% Dec
14% Mar
52
Nov
15%
Nov
47
Feb
19
Nov
91
36% Dec
30
Feb
21
Swift
24% Jan
7
12
.17% Aug
5
76% Sep
3% Jun
Aug
7% May
4%%
9
89
14
Mar
11% May
5% Jun
9% Jun
23A Jun
14
133/4 Jun
14
18
48% Jun
13
65% Nov
25% May
71 % July
11% Jun
14
18% Nov
56
Jun
14
70 % Dec
25
16% Jun
14
26 Vz Nov
9
Oct
Texas
Texas
31
17
6% Dec
19
Apr
7%
Oct
13%
Apr
1% Jun
20
24
Jun
14% Jun
7
10%
Jan
393^
Feb
59 Vz
May
85
Feb
95 %
Jun
6
Nov
17
34% Jun
15
1 % Mar
4%
Jan
19% Mar
31%
Nov
9
23% May 19
19'/a
95%
Feb
Jan
17
Mar
40
Dec
32%
104%
Jun
55
32% Nov 30
May
$ per share
10
Dec
t per share
13%
Jan
9%
Nov
Nov
233/4
5%
Feb
1
96
Nov
12% Mar
10%
11
1-0%
11
10%
17%
17%
17
17
17
17
17
17 %
2,900
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19 %
19%
19%
6,800
58%
58%
58
59
58%
59 %
58 %
58 %
58 'A
58%
58
58%
2,500
10%
8.900
9%
;
10
10
10
*205
215
207
11 Va
11
11
11
40
40
40
108
"207
*107
108
9%
220
11%
,:,39
107%
.—25
1114
11%
*39
40
40
40
39%
39%
40
40
108
108
109
108%
108'.'a
11%
10%
11%
21 %
22 %
21%
21%
82
82
82
*11%
5
108%
10%
10%
11 %
351/4
35%
35 %
36
35%
10%
11'%
11%
11%
11%
21%
22
21%
21%
21
82
6%
6%
12%
"1134
12%
6
17%
17%
6
7
12%
*10%
82
6%
12%
*11%
6
5
81%
7%
6%
"82
400
11
1,900
36 %
30 %
36%
6,900
11 Vz
11%
12%
49,300
21
21%.
15,400
*12
*82'A
83%
160
6%
6%
21,000
634
'
12 %
6
6 VH
5%
17
17 VB
17%
17%
603/8
61
60%
60 34
53%
00%
12'
5%
17%
61'A
60'A
500
109
11
33
0%
12%
500
2,700
109
17%
6
216
11
17%
1737
10%
216
21 -A
10%
35
35
6
10%
205
10%
0%
'
6
10%
205
207
82
35
"91
9
•
12%
5%
5:,.i
18
18
60%
60 3
100
1,300
4
1,200
16
4,100
22%
21%
22
22
22 Ve"
21%
22 Ve
21 %
21%
21%
22
7,300
55
57%
56
57 Va
share
r
25,600
4,700
Land Trust—
Pacific
ctfs
1
55%
56
54%
55%
55
55 Va
100
463/4
46%
47'
47%
48
48
48
47
47
50c
11%
11%
HVs
11 Vz
11 Vz
11%
11%
11 Vz
HVz
11 %
11%
Ilia
'15 %
15 Va
15%
15 38
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
15
15'A
500
Pacific
&
Inc
Ry Co
common
conv
conv
preference
Fair
7%
7%
30%
31%
*12%
1
«3/8
—50
*37%
Transit
Steel
Co
Corp_No par
—1
15
19
13%
*13
6%
4
V' *7
6%
*37'A
3%
7%
3%
19 Ve
*7
NEW
Bearing
YORK
7%
54
53 Vz
96
96
4%
4%
4'A
4%
;
*38%
39%
38'A
38'A
14
24
23%
105%
15%
No par
35 Va
35%
19
16% Dec
17
Transamerica
4
17% Dec
30
13
lb% Feb
4
6%4 Feb 11
9% Dec
14
108.% Oct 11
$6
3%
19
7'A
7%
*
4%
43/a
3.400
160
4%
33.,
4%
4,000
19%
7 %
19%
19 %
1,700
Corp
.a
39 Vz
7%
400
55
55%
3,900
96
95
95
Va
43.4,
*39%
39%
4
preferred.
50
4%
*
4%
4.000
38 %
38%
400
:
23%
24
23%
*105%
106
105%
105 %
105%
105%
105%
105%
420
,..15%
15Vz
1.5%
10
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
7,100
35%
35%
35%
35%
25%
36
35
35 Va
6,o()U
.t
».
35K- ..35'%
AND
HIGH
SALE
24
23%
23%
24
-
19,000
PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Jan.JO
Jan. 17
Jan. 1,8
Jan. 11)
t per share
* iner share
$ per share
$ per share
24
Thursday
Friday
Jan. 20
Sales
for
the Week
Shares
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
16 Va
34,200
18%
17%
18Va
18'A
18%
17%
18%
17 3A
17%
18
18
17%
1734
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17%
9VB
No par
share
15%
18%
;
1
common
*7
55%
94 Va
4 %
39%
100
6 Va
3 8'A
55
553i
96
39 Vz
13'A
6 Vb
"37%
Monday
t per share
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc—i.5
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Corp
*7
55
"13
6%
37 %
-
33 4
19%
*94%
13 %
6
37%
Jan.1+
Par
:/
Jan
Tri-Continental
*13
13%
Saturday
■%'//
\:•
300
1053A
LOW
STOCK
-|
4%
39
24
900
105%
105%
15%
73A
31%
33A
54%
95Vz
;
7%
31'A
19 Vz
73/8
53%
95%
EXCHANGE
■
4
54%
5
7%
31%
*13
193/b
95%
No par
7%
6%
54%
600
6,300
31 %
21 Vz
*94%
7,500
7%
6%
»
58%
57
31»/b
37%
>
Vz
*47
7%
Vz
100
com—No par
7%
8'A
37%
*3 3/7
19 Vb
6
4
31VB
13'A
6%
37%
*18%
19 Vb
7% '
31%
13%
13%
6 3/8
*37'A
38
*47%
No par
com
preferred
Roller
*3%
(The)
Timken-Detroit Axle—
Timken
7%
30 3 4
common
Avenue
$3.75
7%
30%
preferred
preference
No par
Tide Water Associated Oil com—10
5
7%
No par
?,
Co
*15
30%
No par
Jan
98% Feb 10
11%
34%
6 %
11% Jun
Apr
10% May
107% July
103/8
211%
11%
.
1
10
,
1G %
*205%
.
•*10%
14,100
10%
11%
*10%
10%
10%
11%
:
.
.—
10%
11
11%
10%
4.16%
$3.50
10
share
90
17%
10
22% Mar
15'A
I per
119
72%
Highest
I per share
119
11
...10
preferred
Thompson-Starrett Co
43% Mar 30
Lowest
121
22 Va
Range for Year 11)4!)
Highest
*119
4,300
19%
10%
STOCKS
Year 1948
800
57
19%
Corp—
Range for Previous
Lowest
57%
57
17%
4%
Jan
10
57%
57%
17%
No par
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
21
19
95 Va
19%
Corp
Mar
Dec
25% Jan
2,100
9 %
%
10
1 Third
107% Dec
52
9%
55
19%
•
10c
Ltd
Thomas
4% Oct
13
*119
i
51%
9%
121%
57%
121
50 %
96
71%
$2.50 conv
3
13% Jun
*119
S%
*94
15%
Thermoid
27
23% May
r
120
9%
96
15%
The
Dec
119%
58
*94
"17%
;
$2.40
Oct
14
19% Jun
102 3A May
July
40
118%
*56%,
50%
50
9%
96
53%
58
49%
9%
9%
*94
25
..25
100
Jan
95
118%
11
9%
96
preferred.
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
56% Dec
84% Apr 14
2% May 23
58 %
II
48%
9%
*94
58%
_25
(James)-.
$1.25
22"
7% Jan
20
■
48
9%
72
41% Oct
14
49%,
48
96
1534
Textron
6% Jan
2
49%
48
490
71%
5
Mar
42.800
1-6
25
Dec
27 %
72 %
8% Nov
43% Jun
26%
15%
32'A Aug
35
27 %
72
15% Jan
12
26%
16 %
24
Jan
27%
71%
Dec
May
26%
16
14 3/4
%
27%
71%
Sub
10 3A May
26%
16
Texas
15 Vz
27
71
1
47
26%
4
12
Dec
27%.
1534
30
Dec
26%
2,700
16
70 3
Dec
Apr
10,900
13%
*17%
70%
11% Jan
5%
21%
13%
18
16
58% Dec
34%
21%
13%
61 Vz
48
19
21%
*17%
,
70%
16
25% Apr
20%
13%"
1534
13
Jan
13
18
21%
61 'A
Jun
Jan
13
.25
Jun
14%
12%
,10
8
46'A
12%
No par
36
Dec
13
20
Sulphur
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
203/8 May
Dec
0,300
Producing Co
48% May
65aA May
12%
4,300
13
100
20%
_—1
Gulf
Dec
25%
33%
13
12.50
.4,
Gulf
Texas
Feb
5 %
32%
13%
17%
250
Co
3
Dec
13% July 12
4% Mar 21
33
13
*99
13%
Corp
3
10%
May
32'A
13%
100
*99
17%
Co.
Gould
Tennessee
453/a
x
32%
13 %
100
13%
B
America (The)
Telautograph
22
29
7
32%
13%
13
100
preferred
Texas
33% Feb
33%
13%
*99
21%
Co__
Cp
Talcott Inc
1
(f% Dec 29
Nov
*99%
33 %
13%
17%
Corp
Paper
Symington
16
12 % Dec
6
100
33%
21%
Inc
International
$4
29
19% May
67
Jun
99%
13%
17%
California
of
oi
100
21%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
2
G% Nov
&
8,000
31%
20%
preferred
Sweets Co
Swift
800
37%
*17%
No par
series
Biscuits
15
28%
■
preferred
16
14%
37'A
17%
pfd__
Dec
14 %
21%
oommon
common.;.
14% Jan
227
15
*30%
14%
37%
21%
No par
.
Corp
17
Jun
8% Aug 30
Jim
Corp
Sunshine
8J
31%
37%
"17%
Sunray Oil Corp common
4 % %
preferred series A
17% Jan
21% Sep
July
%
14'A
37%
1
Class A 4%%
8
13
127
jun
I
Dec
37%
20
Corp
Co
*30
14 %
*14
33%
-9%
Oil
31
200
99 %
"94%
Sun
400
13%
1..1
36% Feb 14
7% Mar 25
July
235
122
14
9 la
17'/2
19
50
33%
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
12
*49%
13
1
!
8,700
49
13,600
No par
Webster
Chemical
Sun
Inc common
100
19
26
101%
23%
—5
prior preference
"Sunbeam
1
Sep
*99
_.—.15
Corp
Stokley-Van Camu
% Oct 27
66% Oct
17
9
July
Dec
Co Inc
&
18 Va
49
31
14%
37%
25
90
31
14
9 % Jan
Jan
*30
37%
12% Feb
11%
31
14
Stevens
18%
49
37%
Stewart-Warner
18%
49
19 'A
14
15% Jan
98% May
70% Nov
29 %
Shares
25%
1013/,
19
37%
Jan
Dec
.——No par
$ per share
26 'A
19%
49
for
the Week
101%
19
*48
Sales
26
101%
49
Friday
Jan. 20
*101
*101
18%
18%
Thursday
26%
101%
14
Jan
Nov
*29%
L 6
26%
26%
*101
37%
18% July
29% Jun
%
31
(The)
0
•
26%
.
101%
13%
18
d
*48
t per share
37%
20
91Ve
18%
49
*101
Jan. 19
t per share
1
Dec
Dec
13%
49
%' 101%
Jan. 18
f per share
26%
26
lul
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
,—5
100
Dec
3
26%
_100
HIGH
Jan. 17
I(>
$ per share
Spring common—1
preferred
—50
Steel
Starrest Co
7
6
26
common.,..^,
Brps Stores Inc
Sterling Drug Inc common
22
9% Jun
Ohio
of
Jan.
AND
Tuesday
Monday
14
I per share
convertible
Jan
16 % Mar
RECORD
Saturday
Jan.
(375)
Sterohl
27
24% Jan
Oil
'/a
o
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
preferred series A„
11%
o
YORK
Par
13
32 % Mar
1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4 per share
14
43% May
Jun
NEW
Highest
X27
88
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
&
9-/8
yy4
9 Vb
9%
9 3/8
9%
9%
107%
107%
107%
107'A
*106%
107
107
9
107 Vz
107% A
'."
"17
t per
7,900
17%
*16%
17%
500
9%
9 Vz
9%
30,700
108
120
12
*106%
108
13,100
19%! Aug
25% Mar
13
Truax-Traer
5
17% July
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 3/b
10 %
10%
19% Jan
11 Vz
11%
3
25% Dec
17
20th
31%
23%
24%
23%
24 Vb
24%
24
Jan
32% Jan
243%
23 Ve
24
23%
23%
8,100
0
37% Dec
16
$1.50
conv
preferred
No par
No par
24
36%
*35%
36%
35%
3534
Jun
35 Va
35%
35%
98% Sep
35%
35%
36
2,000
21
2 6'A
35%
26
$4.50
prior
preferred
No par
*101%
*101%
103
60
8%
9
1.400
31
300
92
Dec
Jan
4%
24
Dec
100%
9% Aug 30
8% May
Jun
32 Vz
Dec
14%
47% Jan
Jan
24
15'% Jan
103
Dec
10% Nov 18
3
Coal
Co
Century Fox Film
Twin
com
City Rap Transit com—No
par
Jun
20
34% Nov
18
5%
Jan
4% Jun
13
67% Jan
7
Twin
12
Jan
8% Jun
14
10% Dec
31
Dec
59%
Jun
39
Nov
29
46
Jan
12
9% Mar
16 %
Jun
103% Feb
s
123A Apr
6
Union
19 Vz Jun
17
31% Jan
7
333% Jun 13
45 Vz Dec
Union Bag & Paper Corp—-No par
Union Carbide & Carbon
.No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser—No pal
5%
prior
conv
Coach
preferred
*8%
i
—50
Co
0
1
103
*101
8%
u: 0
5%
103
8%'
•*8%
29%
30
*101%
"101
103
Va
103
*101%
11%
11%
103
8%
8 %
*8%
8 Va
8%
8%
29%
2934
29'%
29%
29 %
29 Va
5%
5%
5%
5 Va
*5%
5%
5%
5%
G.700
11
,.
20
5 Va
5%
53/a
11 VH
11%
11%
UVb
11%
11*8
11%
11%
11 %
11%
6,000
43%
43%
44%
44
44%
43
44
43%
43%
43%
44'A
2,600
13
„
12%
13
13
13 Vh
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
27%
27%
27%
2734
27 %
27%
27%
281/4
27%
23
28
28 Vz
6,900
43 %
43%
43
43%
43%
44%
433/8
44'/8
43%
44%
441-4
44%
24.300
112%
112
xlll%
111%
111%
112
112
*95%
98
"96
U
9%. Dec
39
27%
Feb
37%
Nov
39% May
43'A Nov
12
Udylite Corp
Underwood
(The)
,_1
Corp
Asbestos
11
No par
&
Rubber
.5
Co
*43
'
12 3
'
4
103
Oct
110
Jun
107
Jan
6
112
91
Feb
98
Jun
94
Jan
13
96
Nov
16
Preferred
80
Nov
$3.70
series
No par
90
Jan
86% Jan
7
94
Aug
5
Preferred
$3.50
series.
No par
91%
91%
,25
26%
21%
Aug 30
Feb
38% July
25% Jun
13
Nov
14
96 %
73% Jun
14
32% Sep
89% Jan
Union
79%
21
Union
45%
Sep
48
Apr
16
51% Feb
31%
15
Jan
513/4 July
417% Jun
30% Dec
28
363A Jan
6
July
22%
Dec
103 %
Nov
1103/4
Jun
30% May
20% July 15
104% Jun 14
Dec
29
109% Oct
27
4%
9%
Nov
19 Va
Apr
10% Jun
13
Nov
90 Va Mar
61% Jan
3
19
Jan
23%
Oct
19% Feb
16
31% Dec
31
Jun
27
106% Dec
15%
Jan
43% Jun
28
9% Oct
Feb
38%
Feb
36
5%
103
6 Va
27%
29
2%
41
Nov
Dec
Dec
July
2% Jun
13
40% J«n
13
3 % Dec
"4%
Feb
60
Dec
9
82%
May
Apr
16%
Feb
28 %
Jun
37%
Jan
463A
Jun
48
Feb
18 %
Dec
23
11%
Dec
33A Jun
45
21% May
58 % May
Jun
x44%Jun
16
May
July
18% Feb
19
16%
Feb
89
Feb
15%
Feb
92%
Feb
166%
NOV
32% May
101
183/4 Feb
Jun
94
Mar
32%
32%
32
32%
3 2'A
32%
2,700
263/8
26%
25%
26%
26
26%
26%
27
23
26%
25%
26%
11,400
110
110
convertible
preferred
Lines
Air
Inc
No par
Carton
Co
Unite
Clg-Whelan
United
21
United Dyewood
7% preferred
Corp. (The)
Jan
10
6
Stores
15
30 Ye Dec
3
19
173A Jan
8
U
23
U
U
S
39%
Feb
53% July
38
Jun
13
49% Jan
28
U
49
Jan
58
52% Jan
12
72°
13
U
13
30% Dec
23
11% Jan
3
16% Oct
27
7% Jan
19
8 % Apr
18
Dec
110
200
14%
14%
15%
83%
83%
84 %
84 Va
300
30%
3,600
31%
108'%
8%
311/4
*107
31%
4.08 %
8%
8 Ve
36
*35%
36
40i%
*38
40%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
47%
*47%
43'A
48'A
48%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
9
9 3/8
9
65
68 Va
70
71
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
5
*41%
42%
42
42
42%
42%
42
42 %
55 V«
553/8
55
55 Va
55%
55%
55%
56
10
Mfrs
of
183/„
18%
18%
18%
18 3/8
18%
18%
18%
13%
26%
2 6 3/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
.
Inc
1
Theatres
30%
*107
10,100
108%
8 Va
8'A
36
36
"38 ■'%
40
600
1,500
1
3A
100
16%
*16%
16%
1,800
42
42
42
55%
56%
56 %
57%
14,300
18 3
8
18%
18 Ve
18%
29.500
26%
26%
26%
26%
42r
900
6,200
:
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
8,500
23
23%
23
231/4
23%
23 Vz
11,200
23
23
22%
23
23
231/4
22%
23Va
22%
23
23
23%
12,700
29%
10,100
28%
US3!,
*183%
9%
common
No par
class A
No par
*
8.%
28 3A
*183%
185
28%
103 Va
9'A
28%
*103
29%
103 Vz
185
28%
*103
15%
a
185
93i
9Vz
5IV2
*50%
24
24
*23%
834
8 34
8%
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8%
29%
103 '/z
*15%
*184
*9%
50%
24
28 34
103%
15%
117
51
9%
29Va
103%
115
51
9%
52
24 3
28%
113%
*184
9%
52
70
8%
8%
9 Ve
9'A
6,700
28%
28 Vz
29
28 3/8
29
16%
16 V*
16%
16'A
16 3
8%
*8%
8%
8%
47V4
47V4
71
800
8%
163«
*70
9%
8%
28%
71
1S6
1.700
8%
47 Vz
20
200
4,400
24%
16%
47
9%
*50
114%
51'A
29%
>69"
*184%
16
23%
"8%
"68
10
51%,
113
104
23%
1634
*47
185
*50%
*15%
23Va
29
in
114%
29 Ve
104
23V2
1
20
9%
16
23%
10
.
550
*16J%
23%
Leather
common
70%
13%
24
conv
703$,
23
No par
Co
6,800
70 %
13%
Industrial Chemtcals
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co.S Playing Card Co
75,400
70%
23%
*183%
Lines
3%
9 Ve
3%
9
200
13%
*50
4% %
9
8,300
23
5
100
com
3%
3%
49'7
13%
185
100
Machinery
preferred
3%
9
3%
"48
231/4
117%
preferred
3%
48
13%
116%
.
93/8
31/2
48
23
_l
interest.
8%
117
Co
3%
9
65
Improvement Co
Hoffman
3%
8%
5
Co
&
334
8 Vz
3%
47%
116
U
8 Va
35%
*108%
14'%
85 %
3%
115%
Partic &
U
31%
*107
110
15'/a
48'A
16%
S
*83
'
*38
*15%
S
15% Jun
81/4
16
U
Jan
40
16
22,.
9 3A
35:1A'
40
*103
S
21%
3534
40
16%
U
36
8%
36%
*38
8%
103%
5
Jan
&
7%
Dec
8%
36
40
*16
26 % Oct
May
Fruit
4%%
Sep
*8
36
*103
4
Dec
11 '/>
108%
No par
27
7%
31
*107
No par
20
28
11%
14%
No par
Oct
17%
110
15
85'%
Foreign Securities
Jan
93/8 Dec
110
1st preferred..
Freight Co
S Gypsum Co common
10% Sep
13
31
108%
14:%
*83
64%
Cos
S
57
3% Jun
30%
*107
*108
No par
Coal
$4.50
U
85%
65
Gas Corp.
Certificates
102% Nov
14%
•
65
Engineering & Foundry
187
3%
*47
without div—..1
United
116% Dec
36
*38%
com—30c
Electric
Paramount
•
*8
No par
100
Merch
7
31%
108 Vz
Corp common..—1
United
11
31
Corp—No par
United
25% Dec
14'A
*82
*107
$3.50 convertible preferred—_10o
United
20
111
*103
14%
84
3,000
'
30
Dec
110
14%
84
■
•
10
Corp
;
Fastener
United Gas
May 25
177/s Apr 28
No par
preferred
&
*107%
.100
13% Sep
6% Jun
10o
common_._10
preferred
23
Jan
32 1/8
26
43
20.
32 VV
Carbon
Jan
page
32%
Board
3/4
see
32%
United-Carr
8%
footnotes
32%
$4.50
Dec
For
32%
,
United Biscuit of Amer
Dec
July
4,200
51%
4 Vz %
%
42
12,100
86%
51%
United
1'9 Va
4
26%
86
50%
26% Dec
13
175
26%
85:A
50%
24
x89 % Jun
Jun
26%
85 %
50%
United
Jun
Jun
26%
06
50%
United
1133/4
17% May
27
85 •%
51
19% Dec
28
76
26'%
85%
50%
55% Dec
12% Jun
179
2714
85
7
May
Dec
26%
6
24 Va
Dec
8
54%
Jun
25%
42% Dec
6
1.020
50 3/4
—_—50
com
22% Jan
93/4 Mar 23
19 Va Jun
300
98
91 Va
91 VB
85
3%' Dec
14 % Aug
2
34% Jun 22
91%
26%
United
16
91%
50%
United
Dec
91%
84%
18
70
x91 %
50%
9% Dec
15
24
98
91%
85%
Co
preferred
47% Sep
22
*95%
91%.
26%
21
3% Oct 25
93
91%
91%
112
50%
20
Dec
*96
112
85
38% Jan
3
98
"96
98
112.
-50
RR
40
13
29% Jan
Jan
5 Va
55
293A Jun
July
21
26
*96
112
^Tank Car Co...
No.par
Aircraft Corp common
5
United
15
Dec
~
14% Oct
85% Oct
California
of
Pacific
non-cum
Union
11
57%
Oil
*112
2,300
46%
*70
28%
29
29 Va
29%
6,800
8
16%
16%
16%
16%
7,100
81/4
*8'A
8%
*8 V8
83b
100
461/2
46%
46%
46%
2,900
47
71
*70
71
*70
71
19
20
*
(376)
COMMERCIAL
THE
Range for Previous
Range for Year 1949
Highest
t per share
Lowest
$ per share
Dec
37% May
19% May
86
Dec
94
82
37%
Dec
21
Dec
37 \\
,63%
May
49% May
NEW
Dec
23
93% Nov
43
Jan
26
Jan
31' Aug
112'A Jun
12
137%
13
133
Jan
58 %
Jun
33' Oct
4
Dec
72
Apr
62
Oct
3
46% Apr
72
18
13
129% Mar
140%
Jun
129% Jun
8
140 % Jan
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
18% Jan
4
22
37
Nov
42% May
38% Jan
3
44 % Sep
2
4V2 Mar
6% May
4' Feb
24
6V4N0V
3
Dec
20' Jun
Dec
98 %
Jun
2%
Dec
6V4
8% Jun
12% May
85 %
Jun
80
26
Nov 29
11% Nov 30
14
92
Dec
14
4
Apr 29
2' Jun
31
Jan
8
29
22
Dec
34
Jan
21
Feb
8
27% Oct
17
16
Feb
20
Jun
12% Jun
14
17 Vz Jan
7
4
Mar
10%
Jun
3' Feb
25
9% Sep
29
Feb
23%
Jun
19' Jan
17
25'A Sep
2
19
Feb
150
170
42
14%
Feb
27'
9'
Dec
213A
Feb
14
Jun
12% Dec
10
a
7
May
170
0
Feb
43 % Jan
15% May
70
Mar
156
May
Dec
Deo
7'A
U
64
9
Dec
12
Corp common¬
pl'd series A
Rubber
S
U S
Co
Wednesday
Jan. 17
Jan.18
Jan. 19
Jan.20
$ per share
S per share
$ per share
$ per share
27'
—100
40 '/a
—100
128 '
6o
Steel
S
com
1%
U S
Corp
1%
No pax
21%
25
*41%
—1
5'
preferred-.
Stockyards Corp
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d
$6
Wall
47o
Paper Inc
10'
*97%
3Ta
2
common
CO
*26
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Laboratories
1
24
Universal
4VA%
Pictures
Inc
Co
Inc
15 %
26%
94
41'
40'
41%
41%
127%
127%
40%
41%
40'
127 %
127'
126'
37'
37%
38
67'%
67 %
67%
26'
26%
141%
141%
5163
43
10'
100
'•'GO Vh
127%
127%
990
30 %
40%
40%
11,500
67 V.!
67%
800
27%
28 %
151,400
141%
141%
21%
1,200
27'
27'
28%
141%
141%
21%
21%
21%
43%
*42%
43%
5'
5'
5'
5%
4
15%
10%
10%
99
99
4
3%
*26
*15 %
3%
28
61%
10'
37
162
162
162
*60 %
61%
*60 %
15%
*15%
100
3%
3%
*27
2,500
28
16
5%
162
10%
2.500
5%
5%
24%
23'
400
5'A
*23'
24
10%
1,300
10%
100
28
15%
5%
10%
*98
3%
a
2,300
43'%
5'
10'
*26
5%
24
21%
*43
100
*98
15'
*5
24
10%
5'
3%
.*15%
5%
21%
43%
5%
28
24
164
161
15'
5'%
24%
21%
10%
3%
28
141%
*42%
;
100
*26
28
15'
5
*24
10%
*98
4
*26
15'
4%
11
27%
141%
2l(4
*42%
5%
10%
21,300
67 %
43%
100
8,800
94
127'
21%
10%
Shares
26%
67„
5'
*97%
26
*90%
39%
21%
5%
26
94
39
*42 %
21%
104
10%
.
141%
26'
141
the Week
67%
38
67%
26
'*91 %
for
Sales
41%
40%
128%
37%
27
Friday
9112
67%
5
100
preferred
*
94
*91%
Thursday
26%
26%
26%
94
40
24 %
1
com
27%
128
28
5
Universal Leaf Tobacco .com_No par
8% preferred
_100
41
128 %
142%
pfd—5
preferred
conv
26%
*141
No par
preferred
conv
United
27 %
*91 %
38 'A
No par
_100
27%
94
$ per share
G8
common
Co
non-cum
United
*67
com
preferred
Tobacco
38
50
Smelting Ref <fc Min
preferred
1%
U
*91%
—10
common
1st preferred-
non-cum
PRICES
Tuesday
Jan. 1(>
I per share
Plywood
8%
Mar 17
26% Dec
■
S
s', %
21
Nov
8%
U
SALE
HIGH
Monday
Jan.1+
Par
18
30
29
Monday, January 23, 1950
Saturday
t per share
3
Apr
AND
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
1 per share
22%
—
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Y'ear 1948
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
23'
*16C
162
162
2,400
800
100
10%
10%
10%
10'
11
6,100
*60%
61 %
162
10%
11
61%
*60%
61 %
60 %
60 %
10
22'A
2,900
V
Jun
28
15% May
7% Nov
26 Ye May
20Vt Jun
17
Oct
12V« July
15% May
29 ya
20
16
Dec
85%
Jan
Van
Norman
14
10 ^ Feb
19 ya
27
Van
Raalte
10
Nov
14
21'
21V4
21'
21'
%
9%
9%
9%
9'
10%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*27'
27 5 a
21'
9 %
9'
9
22
22 Va-
21'
27
13'
13%
13'
13%
13'
14
3
25
Oct
6
Vlck
Chemical
21'
21'
21'
21'
22
22'
217
21'
*21'
0
Vicks
Shreve
99'
98
98%
*96
99%
*96
98
98
*96
45%
45%
94
May
97
Dec
27
Jun
85% Jan
0
98
Dec
16
48%
Jun
33 y* Jun
17
47
Dec
14
bu
Get
96'
Apr
91
Jan
7
100
Dec
28
14' July
5
Jun
0
11V* Jan
5%>
Co
&
2.50
Pacific Ry com.lOO
preferred
100
non-cum
Victor Chemical Works
3Y2%
preferred
21
Va-Caroiina Chemical
Feb
124' July
82% Jun
17
118
Jan
21
Nov
18% May
15% Jan
3
20
Dec
17
6% div partic preferred
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
113% Jun 29
118
Feb
14
8 Va
*91'
10
19'
Dec
23
23% July 14
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
38% May
26
Dec
27
32% Jan
12
29'
Nov
34% May
28
Nov
29
33% Apr
6
101
10 Va
1,900
27%
14
33% Oct
27
8
30' Apr
30
2414
Dec
39 Yi
Apr
25% Jun
25%
Dec
32%
Jan
23% Mar
29
Apr
32%
Jan
30
Mar 10
32
66
Jan
45
Jun
8
80% Jan 28
Wabash
Waldorf System
pfd
101
*45%
*99%
8'
46 y2
600
13'
14 'A
10,700
21%
22
99%
98
*96
45'A
45 %
*99%
101
*99%
99%
*96
93
46
101
30
101
45 y2
101
1,800
*100
30
45%
1,200
101
8
8 %
8 Vt
90%
92
90%
91''2
91
91'
90
901
a
09 y2
89%
1.410
19%
19'
19'
19
19'
18'
19Va
19
19 '
19'A
19%
17,500
116'
115
115'
116
116
20
20
*20
*29 "A
8
116
116
116
21
28'
0
45'
101
*99%
101,
a
13 7
13'
94
20
Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred
Vieking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
*96
*96
46%
_10c
Dec
1%
*99 V2
10o
preferred
15 y4
Apr 26
101
46%
No par
com
28'
1
99'
*96
10o
—
14'
$5
*96
S
common
93
14' Jan
9'
*27
22
Jan
85% Mar
22
'
27
13'
95
Jun
26%
13%
Feb
Jun
9'
26%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Dec
117%
*9%
10
inc
6
Dec
Jan
21'
2.50
Co
Co
13Ya Jan
86
109
21%
Corp of America—No par
'
32%
7% Mar
Vanadium
25% Apr 25
11' May 13
*20
22
20
29
*27%
28%
28
2914
29'A
29'
8 Va
115
22
21
21
28%
28%
28
29'
*29 %
115
29'
8%
7'
8 '
29'
8 Va
8
115
6.600
115
200
20%
20%
21
28
28
28
28 %
1,900
29'
29'
29'
29J%
500
*20
%
330
0
*33
33'
33'
35
1.000
20
*27
28 'A
*27%
28'
28 '
29%
*28%
30%
*28%
30%
*38%
3 OVA
1,560
20
*31
32 %
*31 y2
32 Va
*31'%
32%
*31%
32%
*31 %
32%
*31%
32 y2
100
preferred
*56
58
57
57
*5G
5
33'
34%
34'
34'
34%
34%
•
34'
34%
w
57% Aug
12%
Dec
15%
Jan
12
Jun
30
14% Sep
28
Dec
35%
Jun
25' Jun
13
31% Nov 25
100%
Apr
Xl8% Mar
105
101
Aug
27% May
8% Feb
21% Jun
6' Jun
16% July
105% Oct
1
29
13% May
ICV2 Mar
May 19
xl2
Jun
13
33
19
RR
Walgreen
4%
4%%
Co
preferred
*56'
57' 'a
*14 "4
14%
14%
14%
14 »A
14'
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
30 %
20%
preferred—
100
*103
32
Dec
8
Walker (Hiram) G & W
No par
9' Jan
7
Walworth
No par
7
Ward Baking Co common
Co
14
17% Dec
*83% Mar
101
Jun
x87V2 Jun
14
101% Dec
2
5%%
9% Nov
14
May
9% Jan
3
16'Dec
16
Warner
Bros
Nov
32
Jan
18' Jun
22
30% Dec
19
Warren
Foundry & Pipe
Xl9ya
Nov
34' May
14
Jun
14
22% Jan
7
Warren
20%
Jan
27'/e Aug
23'/a Jun
27
25% Dec
20
Washington
12%
Deo
20' May
11% Jun
14
14 V2 Sep
14
Waukesha
16%
Dec
22
Sep
16 ya Feb
10
24% Dec
13
Dec
30%
Jan
11' Apr 21
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co—
22
13
3'
6% May
Dec
26
Sep
34 Va
Aug
X80
Nov
86 ya
Jan
-19% Mar
22
5
13
27% Jan
7
Wesson Oil
84'Dec
27
23% Jan
21
16% Sep
Teb
13%
19% July
22 ' Oct
29
14' Jan
3
Year
Nov
4%%
$ per share
1
15'
1514
15%
15'
15%
15'
Co
Feb
NEW
23'
31
Western
Air
14
Western
23%
23%
23'
112
111 %
111 %
•110'
110
*108%
110
T08%
108%
107'
108
3 07'
14%
*48%
*108
14%
49'
109
13%
47%
*108
14%
Western
33% Dec
17
30
24
6
15
Dec
26
Nov
39%
Juu
2iy» Jun
Dec
33'A
Jun
91 y8
Feb
101%
Juu
25
Dec
40%
Jun
80
Jan
37
Mar
83
Mar
23
Feb
70% Nov 18
20% May 31
13
May
102
July
57% Oat
24
May 31
13
98% Feb
21% Jun
115
Saturday
Dec
29
7
30
104
15
Aug 11
26' Jan 11
7
Mar 30
23% Jun
Dec
34' Jan
33
115
Dec
19
4%
Inc
Preferred
Motor
32' Dec.
Sewing
.27%
Feb
28% Feb
8
32
4!4 Jun
6
x42% Jun
22
1 '•*
Jan
8
57'Dec
13
15
12% Dec
13
21
79' Nov
17
10%
Not
17% May
69
Dec
88'A
Jan
70
Jun
12%
Dae
39
Jan
10
Jun
6
14% Jan
14
8% Jun
1
20
Prior
Oil
$4.50
series
A
17
Wilson-Jones
21% Dec
15
Wisconsin EJec Power Co
Nov
29
2
35
Nov
30
Jun
44
Sep 27
49% July 29
SALE
Co
85
To
14%
i.roo
47'
47
108
1,400
10
108
PRICES
Jan.
Jan.18
$ per
t per share
8%
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
19
Jan, 20
$ per
share
Sales
for
the Week
share
Shares
8'
41
16'
•
8%
8 'A
40%
40%
40%
2.400
16%
17 %
8%
40%
8 %
41
17
16'
17'
24,200
21%
4,000
*104 %
104%
25'
25','2
30 s
No par
*52%
12%
*78
114
34
70%
21%
21
21'%
4
25%
231
25'
26
19, .00
31'
31%
31 %
31'
31%.
31'
40,100
104%' 104'
"104%
104';'
104 V-.
104 '
500
24%
2,200
-2514
25
109
1U9
114
25'
i 14
47
48
746%
"83
84
1:3'?»
83%
31'
*30 '
31%
31%
31'
15'
16
16%
16%
16'
16'
7 6
lti'n
33 V4
33'
53
33V
33
5%
53'
53%
13
12'
'
80
*77%
"•A3
,8
23%
34
34
34
13%
13%
13a4
'•13%
13%
5%
6%
5%
6
H
47
63''
84%
i
*30%
16
a
M
33'
%3'A
13%
13%
5%
5'
2 ■•21
4,700
33'
34
100
13%
2,400
53%
53
53
52%
53 %
•52'
521
a
52
5T'
14,000
52 %
l,o UO
12%
12-%
12%
12'
13%
12%
12-'!
4
12'
13'
13,000
80
80
80
80
*78'
80
80
*78'
10'
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
21%
21%
21'
21'
21%
21%
21
13C
*138%
142
*138%
142
*138%
10'
10'
10'
21%
21%
22%
'138%
142
200
11
21V;
%
142
•138%
10
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
33%
33 %
*33'
if
Co
6,800
31'
1G%
5%
6
10'
*138%
114
*13'
■
33
21%
142
73%
4675
47
15.660
'
-109
"4
—1®
com
24'
47%
6 %
300
25 ■'
31'
34'
73 %
20%
45
13
2,800
20'
83 %
*33'
12'
31'
*71%
7>>
45%
33 %
6
*110
500
33
31'
31'
31'A
33 %
12%
114
*32
33
1
25%
.
31%
104%
•32
83
16%
1
Co
(F W)
108%
*14'
.
109%
44%
*30'
—I®
6% preferred
Woodward Iron
Woolworth
14'
110
107'
150
111'
108]2
2
o3
46%
16
No par
140
22
,
*110
31 %
No par
common
4
Oct
85
)
$4.25 preferred
Jan
Jun
■
25%
*30
com
123
37'
114
45%
BS)
Motors
Jun
49%
*110
*33 '
Jan
Feb
111'
■
48
=-4.6%
*108
73
f
pfd
csnv
14'
14%
47
109%
108
72'7
com
18
No?
14%
47
*
72%
1
x!38
41%
108*
*70%
__No par
Dec
28
*107'
'
(The
Machine
Wilson & Co Inc
24%
24'
111%
108%
72%
Co
Willys-Overland
24 %
*107'
*70%
10Q
Dec
13% Jan
.
72 %
preference
Wilcox
22.700
*70%
Co
White
White
24%
.
111%
24%
111%
30'
-12 6®
prior pref
15
7,200
32'
25'
19
20%
4
104%
16% Dec
19%
32'
104%
3
20'
30%
*24'
13
19'
32%
com
Instrument
13% Jan
20'
31
pfd series B
12% Jun
10,600
32%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com—.No par
22% July
22%
■
110
9.V6
Mfg
Dec
•
■21%
24' May
430
85
22'
30%
25%
Dee
6,000
26'
85
23
30%
31
Feb
26%
85
32
20 %
9'
1.300
2.400
6
22%
30'
25%
12%
26'
85
700
15%.
6
23'
85'
32
31%
Dental
15%
3
•6'
26'
27 '
30%
30%
104%
conv
15 5
6%
33'
25 "4
$5
15s a
6
30%
20%
White
14'Dec
*32
26
12
15'
*108%
8«i
21'
31
23'
110
40%
17%
31%
48% Jan
34
8%
30'
32% Dec
.
1G'%
8'
25%
89'Jan
7% May 31
40'
17%
21
2
Jun
41
16'
12%
5
Nov
40
17'
No par
Elec
23'
1®®
Brake
13
27
41
17%
10*3
A
Electric
July
71
8'
40 '
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
3.80%
23%
24
14'
Western Union Teleg class A.No par
Weston
23 %
No ptr
com
series
Air
23 %
Ill's
jper share
1
pfd
RR
•23% Mar
.
$ per share
8'
2.800
Jan. 17
10
8%
14%
'
2nd
Pacific
t per share
14%
*108%'
Tuesday
Jan. 16
IS®
Supply Co
Maryland Ry com
non-cum
Western
Monday
Jan.14
1,000
14%
20%
109%
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Lines
108
25
14'
17
22'
48%
47 Va
=
17%
*24 Vt
14'
*85
24
14%
48%
109%
3.300
17%
17%
25%
26%
■
.
.
108%
•
1.200
*2%'
6
110
*108
8,800
15%
111%
*108%
108
Auto
23
a
17%
23%
6%
*111%
Par
SVs Dec
Jan
*6
198
lit
YORK
16% Dec
29%
14%
25%
6 Va
IOC
pfd
series B
EXCHANGE
41% Dec
23%
125
25 '
_Ne par
com
4%%
preferred
24
5
53' Jun
Mar
23%
6
17'
'
20'
32% May 23
8% Feb 24
74ya July
61
23%
t per share
8
May
65% May
23%
1
preferred
Highest
13
V/s Mai'
23%
STOCKS
Range for Year 1949
Sep
19%
23'
West Va Pulp & Paper com__No par
Jun
31%
*23'
20
21
2
8
25
20
Jan
14%
28
38% July
Jan
14'
17' Jan
36% May
92
1412
50% Dec
22% Mar
•27'
14%
108% Jan
25%
Dec
14%
14
10% May
Nov
14'
21
Lowest
46' May
ley* July
58 Yi
25
May 12
$ per share
Dec
17 %
25
12% Dec
r
5VS
7% Mar
17 >4
25 %
35' Jun
104
1948
34 V*
32'
17%
24'
4.10% preferred series O
West Virginia Coal & Coke
Highest
Sper share
17'
25
20
Range for Previous
Lowest
17%
24%
*17 '
20 Va
27
Oct
31
19%
108
Jun
31
20'
23%
Power
Jun
31
20'
Elec
22%
31
4
Penn
51%
31%
25
Kentucky Coal Co
Penn
110%
31'
22'
West
Dec
32'
85
West
2
4-1,800
27
3
101% May
500
15%
17'
West
4.20%
101%
14%
14'
6%
18
101'
15
*24%
6
5,100
101
101
3
__a
8%
8%
14'
22'
26
17%
10
7,100
15'4
17'
101
100'
Co—No par
17'
8%
500
33
15
84 7
10
8%
8'
17%
18
26'
Nov
32%
31%
14
25% Dec
33
32%
33
15%
22'
108% Jan
103%.
100%
84%
115
103%
17 '
26
30
101
*103
14'
84 %
18
900
31'
97'
25%
Apr
14%
31'
'
15
21%
104% Sep
Apr
32
300
*14%
<
17%
84'
107
Feb
32%
57%
14%
31'
98 '
22
Jun
Feb
32%
V
%
84%
Jun
j%
No par
8%
21 Vt
107
33'
14
8'
8%
*55 Va
14%
*30%
104
32'
1
113
100%
16%
97
15%
*103
32'
32
No par
J 05% Not
J
17
104
Sugar Corp
Indies
iC0%
Oct
8'%
99
& Snowdrift com—2.*G
$4 conv preferred
West
a
14'
Webster Tobacco Inc—
14
32'
81
103
14
a
14%
31»A
57
*30'
—I
6 % Oct
16% Jun
8%
8
16%
Corp
July 13
78
31'
*98'
Co
17% Nov
xl9% Jun
26% May
8%
104
0
:
Gas Light
3
3' Jan
32
*103
100
—
Pictures
Motor
104%
1
preferred
Petroleum
56%
No par
No par
•.
common
49'A
49%
49
49%
49%
50
.49'
50
49%
49%
49%
520
8.400
142
34 '/a
500
00
12,600
22,000
Worthington Pump &
13%
Dec
58%
it' Jun
14
29
Machinery
X59% Feb
24
72
Oct
27
Prior
64
Jun
10
76
NOV
9
Prior
68
Feb
25
89
Dec
19
25% May
Dec
81%
x82
Nov
94
May
58
Jan
96' July
60% Mar
69
8
Mat
Dec
34'
Feb
8
20
12% Oct
19% Jun
10
Jun
Jun
Jan
28% Nov 28
Oct
53% Jun
13
77% Dec
15
10% Jun 28
14'Jan
6
20% July 12
33% Dec
4% Oct
Feb
24
65%
Dec
89%
13%
Dec
*Bid
dividend,
x!9% May
y
July
6% May
and
asked
17%
18%
18 %
19%
18%
19'
71
71
71'
72
72
72
<0
75
76
77
79
79
79
Aeronautical
*£4
86
No par
*81
81%
ft
12
12
No par
York
Oct
17%
71
10®
prices;
3% Feb
no
Ex-rights.
sales
8
on
this day.
*70'
series—_IC4
Yale
7
18
8
17%
*74
series
conv
(Wm) Jr iDel)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
12% Jan
15'
35
4%%
Wrigley
39% Jan
May
Feb
15
27
30% Dec 29
16% May
48
Dec
Dec
13
Feb
Dec
3%
82
No par
common
pfd
pfd 4%%
Wright
30% May 13
16' Jun 17
10%
37
19'
18% Dec
8% Feb
66
July
11%
23
Feb
k Towne Mfg Co
Corp common
4%% conv preferred
tft
1
8Q
.
27%
11
*38%
23
.
18 V.
•-72
78%
19'
19%
19%
72'a
71
72
79%
77 Va
73
200
380
36
*83'
86
*84
80
*84
8012
80%
*81
81%
x81
81
81
81%
81
81%
1.000
12
12'%
12%
12'
12'
12
12'
1,900
23%
28%
28'
28%
*83%
27%
12'
27%
11'
11%
38%
27 Va
11%
38'
38%
11%
*38
12%
28'
12%
26%
86
'84
80
28%
4,500
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'
7,700
38%
*38%
33'
38'
38'
39'
39'A
300
Young (L A) Spring & Wire .No Par
Youngstown Sheet k Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No pa*
28
28'
28
28
28%
28'
28
28%.
28
28
23
28
74%
74'
74
74%
75
76%
76
77%
70%
76'
76%
77%
12'
13
13
13'
13%
13%
13%
13'
13%
13'
12'
14
23
Zenith
.No pax
33 %
34'
33
33'
33
34'
33
33'
32'
33
33'%
33'
8.100
13
Zonlte
1
4%
5%
5'
5'
5'
5%
18,200
Radio
Corp
Products
fin receivership,
or
Corp.
petition
has
been
filed
for
company's
4%
5
reorganization,
5
a
Deferred
5
delivery,
5%
r Cash
sale,
s
5%
Special sales,
wd When distributed,
1,500
14.700
5,500
x
Ex-
Number 4875
17.1
Volume
THE
COMMERCIAL
Bond Record
italic letters
in
the
column
CHRONICLE
(377)
Mew York Stock
c<»
FRIDAY
The
FINANCIAL
&
headed
WEEKLY
-
Period"
"Interest
Figures after decimal point
Exchange
YEARLY
-
indicate in each
the
case
when the
month
represent one or more .'JSd of
bonds mature.
point.
a
LOW AND HIGH
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Year 1048
Loweat
105.1
Range for Year
Lowest
Highest
1919
NEW
Rlgnest
YORK
Saturday
BONDS
Jan.
Low
EXCHANGE
Low
Hlrh
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. I t
STOCK
16
Jan.
Jan. 17
Low
High
Jan.
Low
High
High
*103.19
103.28 Dec
2
103.28 Dec
2
Treasury
3s_
-103.20
103.22
108.28 May
108.13 Jan
26
108.13 Jan
26
Treasury
Treasury
2%s
1955-1960
*109.11
109.14
*109.10
109.13
*109.10
109.12
*109.8
109.10
*109.6
109.9
*109.5
109.8
2%s
—1951-1954
=>102.22
102.24
*102.23
102.25
*102.21
102.23
*102.21
102.23
*102.21
102.23
*102.21
102.23
Treasury
Sep
2%s
1956-1959
*110.25
110.28
*110.25
110.28
*110.25
110.27
*110.21
110.23
*110.20
110.23
*110.20
110.23
Treasury
Treasury
2%s
1958-1963
*112.4
112.7
*112.3
112.5
*112.3
112.5
*112
112.2
*111.30
112
*111.30
112.1
2%s
1960-1965
*114.4
114.7
*114.4
114.7
*114.4
114.0
*114
114.2
*113.30
114
*113.30
114.1
*101.6
101.8
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
102.22
*102.19
102.21
110.23 Mar 11
110.23 Mar 11
1951-1955
*103.20
103.22
103.21
*103.19
*103.19
103.21
103.21
*103.19
Treasury
102.31 Jan
14
Feb
3
2%s
1950-1952
*101.6
101.8
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2VaS
1952-1954
*102.21
102.23
*102.19
102.21
*102.20
102.21
*102.19
102.19
102.21
2VaS
1956-1958
*106
106.2
*105.29
105.31
*105.29
105.31
*105.29
105.31
*105.27
105.29
*105.26
103.23
2'/2s
1962-1967
*105.14
105^6
*105.11
105.13
*105.11
105.13
*105.10
105.12
*105.8
105.10
*105.7
105.9
2'/2s
1963-1968
*104.27
104.29
*104.25
104.27
*104,24
104.26
*104.23
104.25
*104.22
104.24
*104.21
104.23
Treasury
Treasury
2VaS__
1964-1969
*104.16
104.18
*104.13
104.15
*104.12
104.14
*104.11
104.13
.*104.10
104.12
*104.9
104.11
1964-1969
*104.11
104.13
*104.8
104.10
*104.7
104.9
*104.6
104.8
*104.5
104.7
*104.4
104.6
24
Treasury
2VaS
1965-1970
*104.8
104.10
*104.5
104.7
*104.4
104.6
*104.3
104.5
*104.2
104.4
*104.1
104.3
Treasury
Treasury
2y2s
___1966-1971
*104.6
104.8
*104.3
104.5
*104.2
104.4
*104,1
104.3
*104.1
104.3
*103.31
104.1
2y2s
Jun
1967-1972
*103.19
103.21
*103.16
103.18
*103.16
103.18
*103.12
103.14
*103.12
103.14
*103.11
103.13
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2VaS
Sep
1967-1972
*105.21
105.23
*105.18
105.20
*105.18
105.20
*105.13
105.15
*105.12
105.14
*105.12
105.14
2VaS
Dec
102.23
Sep
102.23
Sep
101.7
Sep
101.11
Jan
101.10
Jun
101.19
Jun
102.1
MarTT
104.15 Oct T8
100.25
Jan
103.8
July 25
103.8
104.9
100.24 Mar
102.31 Jan
14
Feb
3
104.9
July 25
100.23
Jan
100.26
Apr
100.23
Sep
100.24
Sep
101.12 Feb
9
101.13 Jun
100.16
Sep
101.12
Jun
101.7
Feb
7
103.2
Aug
2
100.7
Oct
100.27 May
100.18 Jan
6
103.19 Dec
7
102.26 May
102.26 May
100.7
100.23
Oct
101.14
100.28 Jun
Jun
14
102.13
July
102.30 Feb
Mar
100.4
May
100.13 Jan
20
100
Mar
100.2
Feb
100.17 Feb
103
9
100
9
Sep
100.31
105.4
8
Aug
Aug
10
102.30 Sep
20
101.3
14
Jun
Jun
2VaS
Dec
.
'
1967-1972
*103.19
103.21
*103.16
103.18
*103.16
103.18
*103.12
103.14
*103.12
103.14
*103.11
103.13
2 Vis
1951-1953
*102.20
102.22
*102.20
102.22
*102.19
102.21
*102.19
102.21
*102.19
102.21
*102.19
102.21
2Vis
_1952-1955
*102.10
102.12
*102.9
102.11
*102.9
102.11
*102.3
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
tTreasury
101.13 Mar
Sep
1954-1956
*105.17
105.20
*105.16
105.19
*105.16
105.18
*105.16
105.18
*105.15
105.18
*105.16
105.19
-1956-1959
2V»s
*104.26
104.28
*104.24
104.26
*104.24
104.26
*104.24
104.26
*104.23
104.25
*104.22
104.24
-Ljun
1959-1962
*103.2
103.4
*102.31
103.1
*103
103.2
*102.29
102.31
*102.29
102.31
*102.28
102.30
_Dec
2>/4s_^
2Vis
1959-1962
*103
103.2
*102.30
103
*102.31
103.1
*102.28
102.30
*102.27
102.29
*102.27
102.23
109.10
Dec
100.31
Sep
Sep
100.7
Oct
100.16
100.10
*100.9
100.11
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
2s
Sep
1950-1952
*100.23
100.24
*100.22
100.24
*100.23
100.25
*100.23
100.25
♦100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
Treasury
2s
1951-1953
*101.10
101.11
*101.9
101.11
*101.10
101.12
*101.9
101.11
*101.9
101.11
*101.9
101.11
2s
-1951-1955
*101.15
101.17
*101.14
101.16
*101.15
101.17
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
Treasury
2s
Jun
1952-1954
*101.25
101.26
*101.22
101.24
*101.23
101.25
*101.22
101.24
*101.22
101.24
*101.21
101.23
Treasury
Treasury
2s
Dec
1952-1954
*102.2
102.3
*101.31
102.1
*102
102.2
*102
102.2
*102
102.2
*101.31
102.1
2s
1953-1955
*103.22
103.25
*103.21
103.24
*103.21
103.23
*103.21
103.23
*103.20
103.23
*103.21
103.24
Treasury
101.19 July
*100.9
iy2s
1950
*100.13
100.14
*100.14
100.16
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.13
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
1957
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
101
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
*103.14
103.18
*103.14
103.13
*103.14
103.18
101.18 July
100.30
Mar 1950-1952
Treasury
101.7
2s
Treasury
101.26 May
101.8
Jan
26
101.18 Feb
9
Jan
26
101.18 Feb
~9
101.8
Apr
International
Bank
Reconstruction
94.10
Jan
•Bid
r
98.30 May
and
Registered
98.24 Jan
10
99.30 May
Jan
94.14
99.11 Jan
5
asked
price.
Dec
9
103.16 Dec
101.3
30
sales transacted this
No
110-year
k
for
Development
2 Vis
:
25-year 3s
day.
{Called
for
_1972
redemption:
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2s
March
1950-52,
15
at
JANUARY
101
*103.14
International Bank
2 Vis
103.18
Feb.
103.12
103.14
5,000
103.14
23,000
20
March
100,
1957,
103.12
17
1950
at
100.
a
Odd
lot
transaction
transaction.
bond
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
York
New
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
City
Year 1949•
No.
High
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Sold
Low
103% 109%
24
104
109
32
Week's Range
or
Year 1949
No.
Low
64 V„
High
19
——
3Vis series No. 20
*65
*64
67%
58
June-Dec
*64
65 %
56
65'/a
June-Dec
18
:—
*64
-June-Dec
17-,*
*64
64%
58 Va
65
*66Va
67
—June-Dec
No. 21-
—June-Dec
__——
3Vis series No. 22—
3Vis series No.
Range for
Sold
High
-Junc-Dcc
3%s series No.
3 Vis series
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
16_*,^
3%s series No.
108%
334s series No.
3%s series No.
.June-Dec
Last
Sale Price
Low
33/4s series No. .15—;
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Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
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the "Week
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103.21
105.28 Mar
Sep
107.4
Sales for
Friday
Jan.20
19
Low
High
Low
High
8AL1 PRICES
Thursday
IS
59 Va
65
60
65
'
■
'
w
59 Va
•
,
66
65
*68
60 %
67
*65%
June-Dec
55 Vb
67%
June-Dec
June-Dec
*66
60
70
3Vis series No. 25
Foreign Securities
23
33/4s series No. 24
June-Dec
*64
66
57
66
June-Dec
*64
68
56%
65
60%
65
3Vis series No. 26
i
3Via series No. 27
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 28
Brisbane
Wertheim & Co.
Members
120
New
York
Stock
(City) sinking fund 5s
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
Sinking fund gold 6s 1950
Teletype
Exchange
Broadway, New York
NY
Caldas
1-1693
(Dept of)
Canada
25-year
3 Vis
25-year
2%s
ACarlsbad
Foreign Government and Municipal
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia)
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Akershus
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SAAntioquia (Dcpt) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
§ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
*70%
sinking fund 7s ser C 1945—J an-July
§ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945_Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957—April-Oct
sink fund 7s 2nd
ser
1957_April-Ocf
ser
1957-April-Oct
Jan-July
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1973—
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
Australia
(Commonwealth)
10-year 3%s 1956
5s
June-Dec
1955
Jan-July
Feb-Aui?
10-year 3l/4s 1957
J«7ie-Dcc
__
20-year 3Vis 1966
June-Dec
—.
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Belgium
Feb-Aug
(Kingdom of)
6s
External sinking fund
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of)
reduced to
s
Stamped
to
s
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A
7s
to
(Central
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reduced
f
A
June-Dec
3.375%)
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of
A
due
Plan
3.375%)
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3.5%)
to
June-Dec
1957—April-Oct
April-Ocf
June-Dec
Plan
1978
A
72
62
62
*
4
81
94%
47
2
37 V.
47
37%
46%
37%
46%
37
46 Va
43%
47
*47
__
47
49
2
—
—
*47
37%
46%
47
47
1
37%
46 Va
47 %
46%
47 Va
3
37%
46 Va
35%
35
35%
17
__
—
103%
5
95
106
102
102
102%
227
97 Va
103%
51
89%
97%
95%
—
96
94%
95%
6
89%
89%
90%
75
90%
90%
91
90
89%
90%
113
82
89
95%
84%
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84
93%
82%
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107% 107%
115%
6
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115% 116
__
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110%
121
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—
76
74
56
74
3
60%
75%
56
62
53
54
6
46
1
60%
External
dollar
3.375%)
bonds of
3%s series No.
June-Dec
1979—,
April-Ocf
(Plan B)
June-Dec
54%
45
43
■
—
76
2
61
June-Dec
46%
59
*56%
—
—
51%
—
51
67 Va
Va
3
42%
67%
7
62 V.
57%
69
*65
3%s series No. 5
June-Dec
3%s series No. 11
66
June-Dec
June-Dec
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!.
June-Dec
3%s series No.
12
June-Dec
13
footnotes
see
-J
page
—June-Dec
25.
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66
„
69 %
8
69
58 %
69
70
2
73
—
'
62%
A6s assented Jan
AExternal sinking
A6s
1961-
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AExternal
A6s
Sept
1961
sinking fund 6s
assented
35
30
to.-
59
35
6
37
25%
28%
*36%
*29
'
29
b
34 V4
37%
25%
29%
34
36 V
1
4
36%
28%
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—.
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35
29 Va
28%
291
b
7
26 Va
36%
36%
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5
34 Va
37%
28%
29
6
26
29%
34%
37
*36%
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28 Vi
58%
73
74 %
60 %
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29
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25%
29
34%
„
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1963
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May-Nov
1963
-
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2-3s
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27 Vi
27 7
27%
June-Dec
1961
6s 1961
28%
36%
28 Vi
April-Oct
*36%
1
26
77
25
29 Vi
34%
b
*36%
June-Dec
1957
*36%
June-Dec
1957
37%
26
29
40
28%
1
—
—
3
'
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64%
58%
65
—
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58
66
59
67%
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66
*64
64%
37
26
29
34
28%
-
34%
29
37%
26
29
35%
36 V a
26 V a
29
Mar-Sept
35%
37%
Mar-Sept
1961
26
29
*29
April-Oct
sinking fund 6s 1962
assented
28%
June-Dec
6V2S
AGuaranteed sinking fund
A 6s
28%
1993—June-Dec
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GVis assented
*36%
May-Nov
6s
1962—
May-Nov
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1960
Afay-Nov
36%
36%
*29
o
36%
7s
1960
_
—
-
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73
*64
*66%
—
29
35%
4
*36%
.-April-Ocf
1962.
1962
73
71
*66%
June-Dec
For
69 %
67
*66%
—
—
June-Dec
_
3 Vis series No.
3%s series No. 14
66
.—June-Dec
10
102 V a
35
54 Va
69
59
*65
__
*65
33is series No.
103 Va
100'-a
2*
71
June-Dec
;
104 Va
103
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
1961—.Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
—
53%
67 %
June-Dec
33/4s series No. 8
15
107 Vb
103
75
334s series No. 4
'3Vis series No. 9
107
*58
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
55%
76
33is series No. 3
3%s series No. 7
104 Vi
—
1—
334S series No. 2—
1
101 Va
May-Nov
1961
102 Va
59
—
Feb
101 Va
.
101% 102
107
30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978_Jan-July
external s f 7s 1942_
May-Won
1942—
98
100
6
101%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1954
15
39
35 %
(interest
;
1944
4s
35
101%
75
53%
54
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
to
101% 101 A
97 VB
2
55%
73
5%
reduced
101% 102
35 Va
65
65
75
73
„
—
101 Vi
101A
Mar-Scpf
8s
assented
'
Feb-Aug
65
58
60 Va
_
June-Dec
assented
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59
'
•
f $ bonds l978_Jam-July
I960;
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I960———
April-Oct
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Feb-Aug
AGs
AChilean
*55%
—
102 % 102 %
AExternal
AGuaranteed
45 Va
2
Mar-Sept
.
65
—
103%
—
*64
s
1974
(Dopt of)
——
67
(Interest
1952
pursuant
V
93%
*47
April-Ocf
(interest
1979
A
'
47
1957
1979—
1927
to
—
(interest
April-Oct
due
Plan
to
pursuant
reduced
Plan
1926
June-Dec
1941
1978
pursuant
reduced
AExternal
to
3.5%)
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f
Ja?i-July
7s 1955—
external 8s
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AExternal
1955
—
1957
1961—
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70
*70 V'4
—
■
§ AExternal
AExternal sec
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SAChile (Republic)
—
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Feb-Awy
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66
*65.
*65
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 30
T elephone
*64%
June-Dec
—
55 Va
1
64%
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 29
REctor 2-2300
64 Va
50
Broad St.,
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New York 4, N. Y.
Teletype NY 1 -911
21
0
THE
(378)
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, January 23, 1950
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
iiU»t
Interest
P» O N D S
j
New York Stock Exchange
oi' if riauy
Sale Price
Ci'iUtl
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
WEEK
ENDED
A6s of
A6s
Year i!)4!)
No.
Low
High
6
5%
1928
Oct
1927
Jan
of
5%
3
BONDS
New York-Stock
1961
*78 %
April-Oct
——
__
*78 %
Jan-July
1961_
__
1947__~—Aprii-Oct
47%
47 %
SASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nop
§ASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947—_—Feb-Aug
*47%
42%
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
§ A Colombia Mortgage Bunk 6%s
(City)
25-year gold
7%
Cundinamarca
Stamped
46%
Stamped
Stamped
84
A8s
secured
79
A7s
series
secured
24%
101
12%
24%
ASilesia
4
104%
113 %
A4%s
4s
extl
1960
54%
1
50'
97 V
97%
81%
97 7/b
89
86
69
32
74%
76%
51V 2
141
64%
83%
2
extl
3s
AEstonia
Greek
1976
l
of)
(Republic
7s
1976
paid
participating
participating paid 1968
Helsing.fors (City) external 6Vis
Irish
Free
State
extl
(Republic)
sink
extl
fund
KK.'
14
A 4
H%
1%
to
3%
1977
§A7s series B
Italian
Public
i
11 V*
11 »/4
121.2
3
11
11%
80
.
■
*61
47
l'/c
3%
6%s
53
100'A
18
Alabama
A4
%s
ANew
1954
40%
39%
257
101%
40%.
16%
14%
14%
46
5
46 %
1
35%
%.
Bosch
&
Telephone
59%
62%
7
37%
35%
Drainage
—April-Oct
&
10032
35
100&
ASmall
(1922
agreement)
2%s
46 %
99%
5%
5%
__
(1942
*5%
1968..-Jun-July
due
debentures
convertible
Ann
4 Va
A
P
Arbor
W
Quar-Jan
ASmall
agreem't)
15 Va
1945 —Quar-Jan
15%
First
(1942
agree't)
II
10
ALarge
*9%
ASmall
*9%
of
1904
(1922
assented
§A4s
of
1910
ment)
due
1954
(assented
to
1968
1922
1913
1933
agree't)
__i._
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6V2S
(State)
extl
1922
Stamped
sinking
pursuant
reduced
Jan-July
8%
7%
2i>
6
8%
9%
—
agree't)
n%
*n%
1963—Jan-JnZy
IIV4
11 %
ii'%
10%
20
fund
6s
Plan
*44'%
1958—Mar-Sept
A
Plan
2008
3%s
sinking fund
U%
A
8%
11%
38
—
34
*31%
25%
25%
96%
97%
98%
98 7
§ A Poland
«
40
2
92%
97
88
99 %
8s
1961
of)
stamped
A
83 %
97%
96%
1966
93%
Bell
12
95
1
83
98
81 %
96
to
§ A 8s external
'104%
reduced
to
of
*32
*23%
San
Paulo
8s
1936
(State
•
-
~
external
For
footnotes
see
105% 105%
14
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61
72
88
37
52
69
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
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20
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RANGE
,
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New York Stock
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or
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RR
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98
35
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108
97
104%
114'A
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97
96
99%
—
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4'As
unguaranteed
1961
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April-Ocf
fAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
96'A
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105
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1961-Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
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106
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3s series H
1995
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first
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fixed
interest)
debentures
first
Mich
Power & Light 2%s
1st 3s 1950—April-Oct
——April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
——April-Oct
Kentucky Central gold 4s 1987
Jan-July
87%
104
__
1979-Jan-July
I
&
Kansas City
fixed
series
refunding
convertible
Detroit
73%
103
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mortgage (3'/»
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97
48
17
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102
104'A
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interest)
1993
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contingent
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2018
:
&
67 'A
1977_June-Dec
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5
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103
1
mortgage 27As 1978
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61
1959_June-Dec
1976—Mar-Sept
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A Income
Denver
102
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May
1
3s 1973
4s
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Div
1993
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28
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104
104%
98
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1963
series
7
—
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&
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103
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trust
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103
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&
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mortgage
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&
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1978
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Jan-July
A
debentures
Hudson
York
New
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1978
series
3'As series B
2%s
&
first
3s
mortgage
68
77%
92
2
105'A
110
Lakefront Dock
.10
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107%
22
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106
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>
65
73
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&
registered
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debs
1997
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mortgage
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1963—Mar-Sept
117'A
116
117%
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—
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90
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25
96%
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88
94
Ltd—
income
reg
1975
Dec
24
(380)
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
Monday, January 23, 1950
CHRONICLE
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE I OR WEEK
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
5s
stamped
1954—
5s
stamped
1954
stamped
1974
NO.
Low
High
94
94
.
91%
6
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91
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85
85
79 %
101%
N
78
96%
N
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72
93
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—
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to
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Feb-Aug
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70
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to
73
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69
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fixed
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2003
N
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56
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56
60
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4'/is fixed interest 2003
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59%
59
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fixed
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64
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contingent interest 2003
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1959
debentures
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65
73
92 %
86
95
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85
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debentures
101
50'A
54%
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97
6
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and
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AGeneral
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1962
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and
series A
1975
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gtd
4s
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debentures
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mortgage
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Mountain
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States
Tel
debentures
&
series
5s
Tel
A
52%
54%
first mortgage
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82
84%
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mortgage
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3s
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3s
and
refunding 3%s series I
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98
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104%
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65
99
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105
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June-Dec
and
June-Dec
27/8s
debentures
3V8s
debentures
1987
3%s
debentures
guaranteed
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debentures
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debentures
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debentures
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314s
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series
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:
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of
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Lake
&
mortgage
registered
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1998
collateral
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2013_Aprii-Oct
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gold 3Vis
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Y
N
Y
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N
Y
&
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first
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.gold
3 Vis
gold
1975
1951
4s
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4 Vis
N
85%
102
10
92
101%
2
93
100
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50
62 %
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139
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see
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21
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61
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50
56%
7
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60%
5
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58
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'
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3%s debentures
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102%
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2
99%
2
100
100
90%
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5
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71
12
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1962—
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general
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.
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__
109
—
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1977—.
81
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247
56
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365
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Pittston Co
5%s
income
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'
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101 % 101%
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1970-.
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100
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.
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88
1964
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100
62%
mortgage
Pittsburgh
100%
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—
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12
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1965
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90%
__
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103%
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93%
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Pittsburgh Steel
6
73%
104
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
11
99%
101 %
98%
103%
33
B 1975
3%s series E 1975
Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964—Afay-Nov
99
73 %
106%
95
298
1937—Jan-July
4s
5s series
95%
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101%
116
100'% 102%
—
mortgage 4%s series
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106%
7
19
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„
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mortgage
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•
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101%
70
—
guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Afay-Nov
General
RR—
1954
Wash
1974
98%
99
106'A
17
103
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
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'
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page
.
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59%
106
3
103'% 103%
—
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996_June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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June-Dec
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81%
55%
7314
103'%
deposit
04%
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AprZZ-Oct
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
mtgs conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
River
of
68 li
-
106%
102%
—
—
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51
58%
—
„
52
55%
—
—
58%
__
103
May-Nov
82%
'
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78
—■
—
.
1974
ACertificates
66%
69%
Jan-July
1973
—
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&
&
B
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81%
63
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2043
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series
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t
—
107%
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.
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148
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2000
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&
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100%
60%
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—JFeb-Avg
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88%
59%
•
106
3
104% 105%
geld
Pittsburgh
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N
95%
59%
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-
refunding 2%s 1981
First and refunding 2%s 1978
100%
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N
5s
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and
,
__
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Co-f>>
30
a
—
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refunding
77 7
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101%
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and
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105%
102
1974
and
-Feb-Aug
1998
1998
registered
York
1960
and
Jan-July
Jan-July
—
103%
104%
105%
;
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New
Baltimore
General
RR—
1997^
1990
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Co—
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external
4s
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102
—
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1963
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102
107
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1985
104
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N Y
debentures
Eastern
100%
i
1954
A
&
Philadelphia
93
Feb-Aug
deposit
series
convertible
105%
89%
1956
10214
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1952
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&
8
88
—
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105%
98
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series E 1984
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1981
103%
;
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100%
104
—
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1953
107
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5
103%
—
104
—.
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deposit
RR
4%s
1965
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refunding 2%s 1967
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105%
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1983
deposit—.
of
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75
—
RR—
1956
of
series A
A Certificates
Philadelphia
3s
Mexico
B
Peoples Gas Light
107%
__
deposit
series
A Certificates
AFirst
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99%
105 y8
1954
of
series
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104%
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102%
100
11
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April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series F
Peoria & Pekin
103%
&
B
General
Peoria
103
gtd
97
—
102 % 102%
Afay-Nov
1960
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118%
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first
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series A
series
102
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A
5s
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162
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fund
sinking
4%s
117
2.
Feb-Aug
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10
RR—
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102%
— _
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105%
1960—April-Oct
1952
sinking fund debentures 1965
101
118% 118%.
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New
105%
105%
trust ctfs
& Light
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98%
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Orleans & Northeastern
102
98 Va
—
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-
4%s 1955-Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1975
General mortgage 4%s
106%
103%
1986
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103%
4s
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98%
95
95
'
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Light
&
1
9
102
*99%
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1964
debentures
series E
4s
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s
93
first
gtd
104
102% 102%
Mar-Sept
—
inc
convertible
AIncome 4s April
1974--—-.
95%
61%
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1
101
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101
Afay-Nov
Jersey Bell ^Telephone 3 Vis 1988
RR
101
1961
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81
84
102'A 102%
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31
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104
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Pennsylvania
103%
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99%
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22
102
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1978
General
1974—April-Oct
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96'A
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Feb-Aug
1970
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94%
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•
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81%
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and
1983
102%
55%
—
refunding
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83
88
62%
102 %
80
78
and
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57
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refunding
Pacific
101
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'
and
1985
34%
245
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1970
3
72%
'
1971—June-Dec
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27/8s series Q 1980—June-Dec
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refunding 3s series S
94%
782
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1986
debs
95%
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323
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refunding 3s series
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80%
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100
refunding 3s series
and
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74%
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95 %
1966—June-Dec
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and
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75
1955_May-Noo
1986
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debentures
Nat'l
St
series
1975
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85%
N
&
2%s
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78
70
46
92'%
90
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&
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53%
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237
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1955
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27
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Nashville
1974
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41
39
84'%
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1978
88%
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102
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59
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k
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66
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&
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79
7
54
101
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101%
—
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80
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1980
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gold 5s ser H
97
62
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105
20
57%
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Jan-July
Tobacco
Gas
General
St
RR
tThird Ave
R
St
Pacific-Missouri
Term
146%
—
or
Sale Price
Low
Q
Quaker
Week's Range
Last
Period
215
—-
8s
mortgage 2s
Interest
High
*104% 105%
...
mortgage
Year 191!)
No.
High
Range for
Sold
Texas
1963-
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
B ONDS
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
First
20
Friday
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Public
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Week's Range
Last
Period
FOR
in
the
year's
in
the
range
year's
n
Under-the-rule
range,
y
salt not Included
in
ths
year'^ range,
r
99
sale
not
Oaih sals
Ex-coupon.
Section
TT
of
jam
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
and
or
following extensive list
ending ,the
current
bond, in which
any
AND
Friday
STOCKS—
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Eat
Aero
Sale Price
Alloys
1
-
Stores
Surpass
10
Inc
Ainsworth
Mfg
Associates
Air-Way
Inc
Alabama
Great
Power
0
J7
...
Appliance
4.20%
Intermit
Allied
Products
4
2,400
400
2 %
1,200
11%
8
11%
8
8%
8%
8
$3.75
Co
of
America
cumulative
Aluminum
Goods
Industries
footnotes
Mfg
see
common
crage
29
American Bantam
3% May
1% Mar
6
Aug
American
1%
Jan
American
7 Vi
Jan
American
8
%
Jun
11%
Dec
.
Class
5% 'conv
Beverage
Book
Cities
8%
Dec
Nov
4%%
100
Gas
3 %
7,000
400
4,
5%
400
52 3
100
Nov
$2.50
3%
Feb
6
Apr
American
Hard
Feb
5%
Nov
American
Laundry
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
Jun
17%
Jan
5%
Feb
5%
Dec
8,800
45%
Jun
300
93%
Jan
100
20% July
4% Jun
52 "4
53 %
99'%
98%
99%
25
25
•
8
8
300
6'A May
9% Jan
convertible
%
i
9
American
Meter'
American
Natural
100% Aug
American
Jan
Class
Oct
American
Potash
Jun
51%
*!«
Jan
%
Dec
1%
Jan
3,800
1
1
CO r-4
81/
40
Jun
l7/a
Jan
58
July
80 %
Dec
9%
Dec
9%
1,500
6
Mar
114% 114%
50
111
Jan
8%
28
Mach
&
B
28
2.000
1%
25
27%
Feb
Jan
45'%
Oct
9%
Jun
13%
Jan
25'/4
Apr
19
Dec
Co
6%
class
,
17%
13%
500
20%
20%
650
18
Nov
16%
18 '/a
4.200
13
July
4V«
11.600
3%
3%
14%
14%
15
900
47
48%
400
35
35
25
_
■
pfd—25
A
Dec
12%
2
•
Chem
iW
M I
1
common
-
Republics
K
35' '4
2 '
2
35%
20
Co
Gas
114% May
2% July
32%
Co
American Metal Products
7%
High
35%
1.700
preferred—.
American Mfg Co common...
American Maracaibo Co
26%
2,300
14
Mi
81
1
Rubber
Dec
54%
48%
D
-
American General Corp common___10c
$2 convertible preferred
1
Dec
13%
—
53
Low
47%
Light—
•
4
1
Range for Year 1919
High
13%
10#
&
Vi
100
Jan
Jun
48
Shares
Electric—
&
91
92%
Low
1
common
preferred
3%
4%
class A
Co.
Power
for Week
of Prices
15
:
American
7%
pfd—
Car Co
B
Jun
Feb
4
100
Jan
Filter
78
4
8
•
32%
4%
_•
preferred
Aluminum
For
common
Oct
5%
—
Aluminum
Amer
300
•
common
Jan
Air
*
common
3%
800
■
1
Bros
Ltd
Jun
99%
99 Vi
4%
1
Aites Brewing Co
Aluminum
1 Va
x8%
__
100
Aitofer
700
Sale Frier.
Par
Oct
Sales
Range
Last
Exchange
High
1%
7% Jan
1
Investing Corp
(Mich) common
% May
New York Curb
19%
2%
Week's
Friday
Low
4%
1
1
common..
Allied
3%
I
50
pfd
Inc.
20
STOCKS—
600
—
Southern
Alaska-Airlines
Alles.t Fisher
(N
1%
4%
~2%
JANUARY
Range for Year l!)t!)
High
*
common
Electric
Alabama
Stores
Shares
__
1
1
Shoe
3%
ENDED
for Week
1%
common
FOIt WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
low
warrant*
Supply Mfg
Agnew
Atr
Co
Week's
Last
Exchange
Par
ACF-Brill
RECORD
furnish a complete record of the
transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday, Jan. 14
Friday, Jan. 20.
It. is compiled from the reports of the Curb
Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether stock
dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
New York Curb
YEARLY
we
44%
Oct
3
Jun
5%
7,1/4
Jun
14',4.
Dec
34
Feb
50'%
Dec
30
Jun
34
Dec
Jan
•
27%
27'
27%
425
22%
Jun
28% Mar
•
27 'A
27 'A
28%
2,100
22%
Jun
28
29 %
29
32
7.900
20%
Jun
10
!
37
% Mar
Dec
■x-
26
THE
(382)
COMMERCIAL
&
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
J
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 20
RANGE FOR
Monday, January 23, 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Week's
Exchange
New York Curb
American
Amer
Seal-Kap
Superpower Corp
*
preferred
series
$6
common
American Writing Paper common
1
1
Anchor Post Products
I
1
—
58
950
Jan
Dec
Thread
American
preferred
5%
4% May
4%
Jan
200
5%
Feb
7%
Dec
100
4%
Jun
Dec
400
7
Dec
Mar
•
•
Arkansas Natural Gas common
Common class A non-voting
$1.20
Aspinook
(The)
Corp
1%
Jun
4
Nov
Nov
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
Plywood
3
Corp
Automatic Bteel
Products
Club
Dec
Cock shun
115'A
110
113%
Jan
116%
Nov
Colon
10%
700
6
Jun
9%
Oct
Colonial
Jun
22%
Dec
Colonial
Sand A Stons
24%
Sep
10%
Dec
Colt's Manufacturing Co
725
'
Feb
47%
Dec
16%
1,600
5%
3%
Oct
51%
Jan
1% May
35
200
July
11
4 ft
300
4%
Jan
5%
Oct
Consolidated
300
6% July
7% Dec
8%
Nov
50
11%
11%
19%
Apr
Feb
Consolidated
Jan
Continental
15%
Jun
B
Royalty Oil
7%
preferred
2,800
54%
Nov
61
Jun
41
Barcelona Tr Lt & Pwr Ltd
Corp
Inc
100
Aug
37%
Baumann
(L) A Co
Beau-Brummel Ties
common
1,000
7
Feb
10
Dec
common
6
Jun
Creole
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Tel
of Canada
13,800
6%
400
15%
Jan
3
Jun
6
5%
Feb
7% Aug
common
Crown Drug Co common
Apr
Oct
Crystal Oil Refining common
$0 preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar eommon
1%
100
1%
Sep
100
33 Va
Feb
7%
500
6%
Jun
9
Jan
56%
70
26%
Jan
66
Dec
Blauner's
common
Blue Ridge Corp
11%
2
38%
Blumenthal (S)
Bohack
(HC)
prior
Crown
preferred
5%
5%%
cum
pfd
SI
Breeze
Corp
5%
•
17%
1
6%
common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Br ill 0 Mfg Co
common
Class A
9
Mar
13%
4%
8%
82%
20
22 %
560
300
1,450
,
200
2,100
6%
5%
5%
17'A
5%
2,000
5%
Jun
23%
80
11
-r
22
Sep
7
Jan
4% July
15%
Sep
18%
Jan
3% May
6
'
Jan
*
* * Aug
Apr
23
Feb
17%
Dec
33%
22
"
140
33
Jun
34%
Sep
23%
900
19% Mar
23%
Oct
reg
British Columbia Power class
A
Class B
cum
Brack Mills Ltd
15,
8'A
75
1%
200
50
24
24
—
•
8
*
—
•
12
11
a
5 %
la
Dec
11%
Jan
7%
Dec
11%
Feb
«
5%
■
1
16%
15 %
2.08
"j.
25%
3%
/4
800
8%
Jun
1,200
4%
Feb
3,000
16%
7%
Aug
Sep
5%
Oct
17
20%
Jun
Dec
Nov
19%
13%
19 %
800
14% July
Jan
6 %
Dec
"
class
11%
11%
11%
1,600
10% July
11%
Nov
2.00
15%
15%
15%
1,900
12%
Jun
22'/a
Jan
8%
8%
300
6%
Jun
12%
Feb
»*<{■
Vn
10
38,600
ft Jun
%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
Dec
B
,
4%
•
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bunker H1U A Sullivan
Burd Piston Ring Co
1
Burma Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
12%*
(Mo).
Oo
Mfg
4
5,000
-
_
1%
Jan
Hosiery
Davidson-Brothers
Day
Ins
eommon
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Oo el ass ADej ay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A eommon
8%
rets 0%
pfd
4
Calamba 8ugar Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
4%
1
6%
•
California Electric
800
2%
Jun
4Vi
1%
100
1% July
2%
4%
500
3%
Jun
8% Mar
6%
II
4%
4%
—
7 %
17,700
3%
Jun
7}|
8
8%
8%
Dec
23%
6% May
Dec
19%
Canada
•
r2% July
r2% July
20%
Bread
Co
Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
8%%
Convertible
Ltd
Iron Foundry
Detroit Steel Products
Detroit
Gray
A
Kennedy Inc
Amer
Casco
2%
19%
•
common
pfd
rets
Products
A
65
.
7%
200
7%
300
7%
Jun
1,300
Dec
Nov
U
12
Aug
Oct
7
6%
6%
6 %
A%
Jan
16%
16 %
16%
400
14%
Jan
17%
5%
5%
6
4,200
4%
Feb
7%
36%
37
100
31%
32%
9,900
31
Sep
Oct
Jan
42
Jun
28%
Feb
3%
2% July
32
41% Jan
1% Aug
Jun
1%
ft
Jun
5.000
2Va
Sep
7%
Jan
6%
300
5
Jun
6 %
Apr
6
6
4,000
3
6%
3
1%
2%
%
1
6%
1,900
5 Va
Feb
8%
Apr
9%
Nov
13%
Jan
2.300
1%
Jun
3%
200
IV4
Jan
4% May
__
2%
—
—
■
3
2%
2%
2%
—
51
20'A
21 %
21%
'
—
6,800
300
12%
13%
474
36%
27% July
5% Jun
Dec
Sep
8%
Jun
Dec
15%
Jun
10%
200
13%
35
13%
193A
°
5% Mar
350
__
May
107'A
14%: Apr
Mar
Sep
65
Jan
102
__
11%
2.11
.1
30
70
50%
Oct
16
Oct
lOo
81
I0e
1
0%
7
300
2
2
1,700
36
American
rets
dep
ord
Do bee km un Oo common
1%
~8%
11
10
10
2
400
11%
1
11%
Dec
1,500
100
1.000
2%
Sep
3
Jan
Jun
32
Feb
Nov
8 Va
Dec
9% May
11 'A
Jan
6
Nov
152
Jan
7
Jun
9%
1%
Jun
274
Jan
Jan
22%
23
400
18
Jun
24%
Nov
11
23
11%
200
9
Jun
12
Jan
1%
1%
Dec
1%
Dec
3.700
6%
Jan
13%
Dec
3%
13
13%
.
100
13%
1%
2,400
18%
1.700
Dominion
Bteel A Goal class B
Dominion
Tar A Ohem Oo Ltd
17%
II
3%
Oct
36%
Nov
Jun
16%
Dec
22%
Dec
23%
100
20% Mar
71 %
72%
225
57
26%
Oorp—
26%
100
Nov
10% May
Jun
9%
*
72%
68 Va
Oo_
Dec
Dunlop Rubber Oo Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
23
Jun
3 2'/a
Jan
74
.11
Drlver Harris Oo.
Power
Jan
Jan
11%
23%
•
Dominion Textile Oo Ltd eommon
•
2%
26%
3%
3%
1
Dominion Bridge Oo Ltd.
Duke
7%
Jun
L32
4s
reg
Domestic Credit Oorp slasa
Draper
1
1%
22%
6*8
2
1
Feb
88
Dec
6%
«1
1
*
1
•
2%
~2%
400
Apr
1%
Jan
9% July
"4%
"4%.
1,100
16 'A
4%
16%
200
3%
600
7%
Feb
2% Mar
15%
Dec
Jun
5%
Feb
10% Mar
17 Vs
Nov
3
200
70
C9
69
Eastern States Corp.
30%
30%
100
3%
Eastern Malleable Iroa
67 3
30%
preferred
t%
3%
69 %
1*1
101
prior preferred
4% %
3%
*
Eastern Gas A Puel Asan com
3%
3%
1,500
4
1,200
2%
Jun
4'A
Jun
77
Jun
77%
26
Aug
1%
Jun
Jan
Feb
62
61%
Oct
37 Va Mar
3Vs
Dec
50
Jun
76
Oct
39
50
72
Jun
67
Oct
Dec
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associate#—
19%
19%
1
79 %
79 %
50
7
Dec
10%
Jan
Easy Washing Machine slats B
Electrl* Bond A Share eommon
"
10
10%
1.400
I
13%
19%
65,200
1
13
14
8,700
9%
Jan
111
104
104
250
92 %
July
1
1
6
6
200
4%
Aug
7%
Apr
Feb
13%
Apr
6%
9%
Dec
~2%
16,800
1
19
19%
950
12
May
9
1,300
7%
100
2%
Nov
65
400
3%
21
Jun
3
63 'A
3%
3%
Jan
148% July
2% Dec
Jun
$7
preferred
shares
series
10
3%
Jan
Oct
Apr
of beneficial lnt
lnt
Empire District Electrl* 1% pfd
Empire Mlllwork Oorp
Emsco Derrick A Equipment
Jan
62%
Dec
Equity Oorp common
IS convertible preferred..
109
Mar
114%
Nov
Esquire Inc
5,400
2
Feb
40%
4% Mar
1
10c
19%
19%
13%
13%
13%
1%
1%
1%
5,100
6
6
11% Mar
%
300
%
15
15
23
26
Oct
Oct
11 '4
Nov
Feb
18%
Dec
Mar
10%
11
1%
Feb
13'A May
Dec
102
1% Mar
Jun
47%
Oct
Mar
6%
Oct
% May
%
4
10,400
150
19%
78
5% May
60
31
1
1
II
Oorp
1.000
400
1
Ltd
Eureka Ftps Line eommon
Eureka
72
•
•
A-
100
12%
21
2
2s Id
Sep
14
Feb
18
Feb
..
5%
1
~4%
4%
300
25%
4%
common
-11
25%
Dec
13% Mar
Feb
2
Mar
x4% Mar
1
(AM) & Co
Catalin Corp of America
26'A
350
5 %
6%
3,500
5%
Feb
53A
3%
21
Dec
3'A
36
4%
Jun
Mar
Dec
Oct
Jan
Jan
Fair child
-10*
preferred
Central Ohio Steel Products
__100
Central Power A Light 4% pfd_
100
ICentral States Elec 6% preferred
—
7 ft
preferred
Conv pfd opt div ser
Conv pfd opt div ser 1929—
Century Electric Co common
Investors
16
150
82
10%
95
95
14%
146
16%
151
30
100
50
1,800
1,550
14%
15%
210
14%
15
15%
325
Jan
Fire Association
Jan
Nov
First York Oorp eommon——
85%
5%
55
29
84
20 3A
Feb 1
21
5% July
20%
Dec
93A
Jan
3%
Dec
Jan
35
1#
4 Va
4%
17,100
7%
7%
100
Dec
5JA July
3
4%
Dec
160%
Feb
May
—1
—
15
94
5
.2.80
America
common
page
Va
10
—10
common
footnotes see
Nov
Nov
74% May
8
2%
6
Engine A Airplane
Metallurgical
Fansteel
2
preference
Charts Corp
-100
—
-100
Inc
Cessna Aircraft Co
Chamberlin Co of
-100
—
32
10%
82
1
Camera A Instrument
Falrshlld
Central Maine Power Co—
For
800
Nov
"2%
114% 114%
—1
ord
Castle
Conv
Jun
11%
11-
Ltd—
dep
Century
33
ft
20
...
26%
8%
•
(J W) Co common
8.50%
Jun
4,300
32
3
1
2.00
Amer dep rets B ord
Carter
Jun
10%
3,500
%
Feb
148% July
S
common
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Carreras
Dec
15
Electrographlo Oorp eommon
7%
*
1
Carolina Power A Light $5
Jan
Jan
Oo Ltd—
Dlstll'»-«
$1 pfd shares of beneflsial
7%
100
Carman A Co
Carnation Co
3%
1%
14%
8
•
Devoe A Reynolds class ■
Com
7%
7%
•
Marconi
Carey Baxter
400
3
Jan
Jun
% May
2%
400
1%
May
103 %
Jun
Aug
•
preferred
Capital City products
Jun
•
common
preferred
Class B non-voting
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Canadian
3
Nov
18
Nov
X24
20
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—
Class A voting
7%
2,000
•
common
preference
Canadian Canners
14'A
Jan
70%
Jun
Dec
I
8%
Aug
Jan
Power
Camden Fire Insurance
1
108
9%
1
1$
Manufacturing
A
Duval Texas Bulphur
1%
It*
Jan
x4%
100
debenture
Detroit Qasket
Duro Test Oorp eommon
C
American dep
100
100
14 Va
,_l.lt
Mills
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B eommon
Cable Electric Products common
Cables A Wireless—
Dec
Nov
D
Davenport
Oct
13%
Jun
5%
Jan
2
1% July
21% Mar
1%
--
1
Junior pfd
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (EL) Co common
8'A
8'a
10s
Brown Forman Distillers
7%
—
11
s
115%
2,250
%
1
11%
70 3
Jan
2,100
3
14%
Jan4
58%
4%
13%
434
86
Dec
9%
Jun
109
88%
12%
»
—
Oct
Jun
13%
.
--
1,000
5,700.
80
Dec
54%
Apr
Mar
62
13%
—
•
6%
10%
Aug
7,700
9
55
21%
•
Oct
Dec
17
—
Sep
Dec
35%
27% July
175
Sep
Feb
2%
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Oelanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
4%
500
4
•
•
British-American Oil Co
British
22'%
•
Brazilian Traction Light A Power
Curtis
13%
20
100
Borne, Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
Curtis Lighting Inc oommon
6% May
8%
4
6%
104% 108
•
common.
Dec
400
52%
8%
54 3
•
Tobacco
Nov
12%
82%
•
common
44%
Feb
4
1,000
%
113% 114%
3
2le
•
11
1
-101
_
_
15%
8%
3%
4
4%
Jun
71
•
Internet'l "A" partlc
Jun
13
12%
13%
1
A Co common
Co
200
12%
■
common
16%
(Md)
Petrol
Cent
Crown Cork
34%
15
1
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
38
9%
1
Oo
A
Sep
4% May
87/s Mar
56
Milner
Crowley
Cuban
Bickford's Inc
6
69%
1
6
1
Brewing Co
Croft
Crosley Motors Inc
Nov
100
300
7%
7%
56
6%
13 %
(ord reg)—91
•
receipts
dep
Petroleum
6
5%
121%
1 %
*
Dec
33%
1,100
i7'i
43
1
Jun
10%
250
34%
tl
Jun
%
5,300
%
•
Mar
12%
——1
Jun
3%
28,600
5
4%
40%
1
14
5%
1
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson A Hedges common
"4%
13
1
common
1% Aug
1% Aug
1
Beck
Nov
Courtaulds Ltd—'
Dec
6%
1
Apr
5
Dec
10%
4%
4%
1
7%
1$
38%
•
1
Steel
Basic Refractories
Dec
87%
convertible preferred
32
American
Barium
3%
•
class A
10
—
4,400
le
Reynolds common
3%
1
5%
—
•
38%
»•
Oct
4%
•
Cosden Petroleum common
5 %
-
Dec
Dec
6
105
1
Fdy A Machine Oo
preferred
$1
Locomotive—
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
8%
14%
Jan
1
Oar-Na-Var Oorp
Inc
Corroon A
53
Aug
Jan
Jun
113%
*
1
If
A Varnish Oo
Paint
Coro
53%
Mar
4
500
30
1
Utilities
Oas
25
Continental
——
Apr
22
1.500
28 %
35%
10$
10$
Liquidating Corp
Consolidated Mining A Smelt Ltd
Cook
Baldwin
Sep
Feb
34%
10%
11 %
Dec
10
2,400
8
70%
Consol
2,000
2%
Jun
3%
6%
1950-
preferred serie* O
5,000
5%
8'%
8%
Jun
1.000
si
series B preferred
4%%
Jan
21%
Jun
to
Vtc ext
xl7%
22
1%
5%
j
Consol QILP Bait common
8%
7%
7,300
Machinery—
Shoe
Compo
5%'
21
2%
%
Community Public Servle*
Jan
6
Jun
4
5,500
Mar
3%
Dec
300
3%
Nov
17
1% Aug
7
43
Inc
Hotel
Commodore
50
15
Jun
4,000
6%
Colorado Puel A Iron warrants-
Jun
47
Jan
14%
1,100
3 Ve
2
4%
Jun
6%
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Babcock A Wilcox Co
10%
17
2%
27%
Co
143/f
21%
Feb
Dec
16 %
"4%
—1
1,100
%
Dec
17%
5%
3,700
7%
70'%
Jan
%
28 %
Development ordinary
2,200
Dec
Feb
12%
6 %
9%
Sep
Jan
38%
600
400
1
Plow Co con
22%
%
1%
28,900
16%
i
-
Co
Aluminum Product*
24%
%
Jun
75%
16
1
t
lii
Airlines
16
11%
72 %
Cllnchfleld Coal Corp common
Dec
8
.1
7 3'A
10
Dec
12
„
Ayrshire Collieries Corp ©om_
9 % Mar
Lambert Mfg
Clayton A
11%
5%
.
10% Mar
Jan
6
5%
11"%
5%
ti
Jan
700
2%
Jan
■
Ii
300
8%
Co
Mfg
Jan
3%
17%
Inc
8%
8%
Claude Neon Inc common—
Jan
5%
Automatic Voting Machine
Avery (B F) A Sons common
8% preferred
8 %
%
rH t>
5%
45
warrants
Nov
8%
~
5%
3%
M
19'%
.1$
10%
43%
50
-1
Co
Jun
—
800
%
_•
Fisheries
11%
Controller Oo—
5,800
5 %
class A
Atlantic
Auto Stamping
16,800
•
of America
Associated Tel A Tel
225
—
11'A
rets reg
Associated Laundries
18%
,
11
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep
Aug
17%
—
.1$
10%
21%
24
9%
21%
24%
93A
•
1
preferred
conv
112
Jan
65
City A Suburban Homes.
Clarostat
Jun
Apr
1,100
3%
Feb
8% Jan
5
13 %
Jun
Cities Service common
Clark
103%
Nov
Consolidated Mining
Chief
3% May
Feb
750
1,500
7%
111
115'A
10
—
J
Ashland Oil A Refining Co
17%
Dec
2%
8%
57%
8
10"A
107/a
H
115'A
•
3.M
pfd
Equipment Corp
400
700
650
.4
10 /a
10%
—
!•
preferred
Arkansas Power A Light $7
Aro
3%
12
2,250
3%
10%
64
Voting trust ctfs
City
12%
12 %
3/a
6%
109%
' 3%
10%
63 %
Chicago A Southern Air Lines.
400
6 j\
t/
„
Inc
6%
6%
12%
3'/a
7'A
110%
II
1
1
10«
1
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd
Argus
—
10%
63%
Chicago Rivet A Mach.
123
High
Low
High
■
Jan
%
V* Mar
13,600
Range for Year 1949
Shares
-1$
Cherry- Burrell
common
Chesebrough Mfg common
Oct
4
Feb
—
Anger man Co Inc common
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
2%
1,700
Low
Par
High
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
1949
Low
4'A
4%
%
A
119
121
4%
4%
6
6 /2
4'A
%
121
4%
3
10c
common
Range for Year
Shares
High
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS—
for Week
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
37
Sep
4
Jun
Oct
Jan
8%
July
7% Mar
Dec
-
Nov
10 %
Jan
12
div
cum
Flehman
le
to
preferred
(MH)
$1
(Phlla)
1
1
•
II
10*
1
5,400
12'A
Feb
5%
5%
5%
19.100
3%
Feb
11%
10%
12%
12,600
8 Vs
Feb
13%
Apr
72%
72%
73%
170
57%
Jun
79
Dec
2%
3%
1,000
2Vs
Jun
25%
Jun
25
Co¬
Stores—.—,
...
1
—
13% July
Ford Motor Oo Ltd—
Amer
Ford
dep rets ord ref_.
Motor
II
3%
5%
2,800
21%
3%
21%
1,000
A
non-voting.
Class
B
voting..
Ford Motor
Amer
J
4
u
of Canada—
Class
of
i,v
•
%
li
14,600
35
Oct
17 Va
Sep
5%
Feb
Feb
23
Oct
23
Feb
Francs—
dep rets bearer
3'A July
Mar
17%
20
5% Mar
ft July
%
Jan
THE
Number 4875
171
Volume
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Friday
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Low
Fox
Oo
Brewing
Pitt
Fort
14
4%%
Fuller
Co
(Geo A)
10%
:>0
Friday
200
31
10
7%
1,500
7%
30
30
JANUARY
High
11%
Dec
6%
Jun
14 %
8
Jan
9%
23% Mar
550
300
10%
Jun
7%
Jun
Sale Price
Oct
Kings County Lighting common
cumulative
11%
Sep
King
Sep
32
Kingston
Dec
Beeley
Klrby
preferred.
_
Petroleum
B-%
1—
preferred
Gellman
Mfg
General
Alloys
Co oommon
Oct
70
(H» Va
July
92%
Mar
500
4%
Jun
8
1%
1%
500
1
Jun
1%
3%
4,300
2%
Jun
3%
General Finance Corp
Feb
General
Phoenix
Corp.
—
7%
5'/a
1,500
Jurv
7%
Dec
Jun
8%
Oct
2,900
"5%
1,800
3%
3%
7,000
l'A July
4
Jan
29'A
2%
Jun
42
Nov
Jun
100
__
~3'A
Jan
44
42
5
General Plywood1 Corp common
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
Georgia Power 18 preferred
%
-
43%
1
50c
.
~7
8'A
7%
~7'/a
1
common-
preferred series A
10
General Fireprooflng common
•
General Outdoor Adv
pfd——100
106%
Nov
Jan
5%
Feb
95
75
Jan
100
May
Xll2%
Jun
116
Mar
105%
114% 115
•
Jun
107
Oct
'
18
preferred
Gertty-Mlch
•
Corp
Gilbert
(A C)
Gilchrist
Union
Godchaux
Class
B
Oorp
Kobacker
18
150
12%
July
18%
—
100
9%
Jan
13%
Dec
Sugars data A
15%
Dec
21%
Jan
700
9%
J an¬
11%
Dec
13
11%
11%
700
il %
Dec
12%
Dec
2%
44
2%
2,900
1%
Jun
3%
Dec
44
44
25
3f*
•
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Mfg
Gorham
Inc
Gorham
Mfg
Co
—
%
•
%
.
%
A
•
—
63
10
Graham-Paige Motora 5%
<%
-
62
12%
Dec
Jan
32%
Sep
80
Feb
H Jftn
53%
49% Mar
Jun
Jan
5%
Jun
150
63
43
Jun
11,400
50
common
Jan
43%
%
1
.
:
clasa
—
Mar
74%
'
•
Jun
21
•
B
5,600
16%
2%
x
—.
Jan
65
Dec
11%
700
1
6'%
6%
20O
Jun
ts
Gray
I
11%
11%
400
Feb
13
Great
Atlantic
Non-voting
7 %
1st
Great
ptd__2fl
conv
Co
A
Pacific
Northern
Grlesedieck
11%
•
139
123% 140
100
preferred
131
131
Paper
Western
41%
25
Brewery—
400
15
Fab
22%
Dec
3%
1,700
2
Jun
3%
Oct
1,300
9%
Feb
14%
4,000
1
Jun
1%
Sep
9%
Feb
10'A
Dec
12
common
Kropp
It
I
(The)
Forge
13 %
27
8%
8%
«
Co.
~
24%
X
Oo
1 Va
13%
1
—
33 %C
2%
Feb
133%
14
130
128%
Sep
142
Feb
41%
550
32
Jun
42
Dec
27%
250
25%
Sep
28%
Sep
9%
%
_
__
9%
300
7%
Jun
10
Dec
Feb
110
Dec
109% 110
11-0
102
13%
Feb
15%
Dec
Lake anore
Hall
Lamp
Co_
_
Paper
Hartford
Electric
Hartford
RayoD
_»
_
Bridge Oo
__
*
Ltd
Mines
Light
2%
13'•'»
Harvard
Brewing Co__
Hathaway Bakeries Ino
Lakey Foundry St Machine
13 %
of Delaware
La Salle Ixtenslon
Lefcourt
Le
Realty
Tourneau
7
600
12
Jun
49
•
Hearn
48%
49
200
44%
Jun
xsoy4
Jan
2%
3.200
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
2%
1,200
1%
July
Dept Stores
Hecla
University
Brothers
Loblaw
Jan
Sep
7%
2,200
6 Va
Jun
8'/a
Apr
7%
1,600
5%
Jan
22
22
600
6%
6%
12%
200
13%
13%
18%
5,200
Class
A
Heller Co
8%*
i%
»
w
w
w
—
w
11
11%
11%.
8 %
St
A)
Humble
Oil
Ino
0
26'%
.18
—3
26%
100
25%
25%
26%
5,300
•
Refining
Kurd Lock & Mfg Oo
Huseman Refrigerator $2.20
pfd
Common
stock
warrants.
9%
700
1 %
6,200
9%
9
8 Va Mar
11
9%
Sep
%
Feb
1%
Sep
•
1
123
121% 123
425
77%
Feb
123
108%
107
1C8 %
900
66%
Feb
107%
Dec
1
27'%
28%
15.000
16%
Feb
31%
Dec
1
27'/a
113
*
J
113
113
450
14
14%
300
14%
14%
14%
100
111% July
10%
Aug
Dec
Oct
114
14%
Nov
M
Macklntosh-Hemphlll
Co
g
Maine
Co
10
Public
Service
Mangel Stores
common
Jan-
11
17% Mar
2y8 July
11% Nov
-17
Dec
•
8%
8%
Feb
Jan
14%
Dec
Feb
14%
Apr
Apr
27%
Sep
Jun
38
6
1
81
10
~7i/n
"7
"7
%
•
207/a
20%
21%
3%
3%
Power
Mfg
•
common
Corp
•2.50
12%
Oct
Metal Textile
11%
200
11%
Dec
96%
97
6 Vxfe
.
Feb
1.000
4%
7,000
13%
400
2%
5%
Jun
—
-
Feb
Jun
8%
Jan
Jun
21%
Feb
4%
Sep
7%
Nov
2
Mar
1%
900
18%
17%
18%
4,200
it
113A
Jun
18%
41%
40
41%
100
34
Jun
40
30 Va
31
22 5
25% July
33
B
1%
9
7%
•
Nov
Sep
14%
15
Sep
—
1%
1
%
6 Va
Dec
9%
2,100
15
1
Scott
Feb
Oct
400
7%
7'A
1
&
Jan
2%
1
12%
Nov
15%
Jan
1% Mar
2y8
Apr
4,200
Jan
Corp—
4%
4%.
5%
5%
—-
A
preferred
Iron
31
-.-
Warrants
Apr
25
2%
1
Co
&
Mfg Co
Chapman
Merritt
-
—
•
common
(A G) & Co class
McWilliams Dredging
Menasco
—
10
preferred
Johnson
—
~
1
common
McKee
Mead
—
•
Shovel
Co
11%
Jun""
July
10%
13
„
Manischewltz (The B) Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Mesabl
—
~
„
.
6
Jan
Oct
110'/a
Jun
3%,Mar
6%
2% July
100
100
Co
107%
5%
1
3,500
10% Mar
•'
9%
30
Jan
91
Jun
68
Mar
98%
Corp
IV#
common
Participating preferred
53
53
3%
30
II
6%
Jan
45
Jan
Dec
Nov
54
No"
Oct
■
75
Nov
200
5%
Feb
10%
Dec
725
39%
Jun
48%
Jan
7%
Jun
„
9 %
9%
46 'A
46%
9 %
47.
9
3 %
9%
3 %
9%
2,600
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
%
6%
11
Apr
2%
Dec
4
Aug
25%
Jun
33
Sep
Middle
States
12%
3
Oct
17'A
Jan
Miuaie
West
400
500
4%
Jun
8'A
Oct
8%
400
6%
Aug
9%
Jan
1%
300
1% May
9% Oct
8
8
1,500
% May
5% May
7%
77a
200
6% July
8%
Feb
1
9%
9 %
9%
5.900
a
2%
2%
"
2 1 >
111
7,300
1%
2%
Nov
10 'A
225
18
Hone
67/a
V4
1%
8
•
preferred
win-om a tic
G%
l
2.80
Corp
1
8 Va
'
— —
'
— -.
__
42% May
39
160% 160%
33 %
10
34
223
'
Aug
133
—
—
Jun
162
Dec
Feb
34
Oct
30%
Petroleum
Corp
Midland Oil Corp
Midland
com
common
$1
pfd
10
•
dividend shares
•
Steel
conv
9
Jun
Mar
10 % May
July
25 %
Products—
12 non-cum
13
Dec
'
106% May
-
^
111% Aug
Midvale
Co
19 'A
19%
19%
900
16%
Jun
21
Jan
Mid-West
83%
81%
84%
2,400
68%
Jun-
90
Dec
Midwest
4%
4%
300
2%
Jan
p
2%
16%
18%
16%
18%
2%
3%
Jan
Jun
22'A
Jan
3%
Dec
Minnesota Power & Light
Jan
Missouri
11%
Feb
2
Nov
18
common
Public Service
Molybdenum
Feb
Jan
16%
Jun
21%
Nov
26
Nov
19
May
2'A
2%
2,300
1%
Oct
3% Mar
6%
6%
6 %
900
5%
Dec
7%
29%
Jun
33%
Nov
10%
10%
1,900
7%
Jun
11%
Nov
60
Oct
'
10%
•
101
pfd—188
5%
__
77a
2,400
3
3
100
7%
7%
1
.
50
35%
3 Va
1,000
100% 101%
1
common
102
34%
•
common
Corp
Monogram Pictures
1,100
~2'A
4%% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
2,800
W
4%
1
Jun
1%
10%
Co
20
•
Refineries
Wohl
20
16%
Aug
9
1,650
BOo
Miller
1,500
•
Midwest Piping & Supply common
Mid-West
49
20%
10
Oct
Apr
17
■
Nov
Co
Jun
3%
17 %
BOt
Dec
Jan
4
100
2%
16%
5%
Oil
15 %
•
common
Abrasive
9%
43
75
—1
1
Dec
Jun
1M
Dec
—1
Hygrade Food Produets
26'A
109
dep
Louisiana Land St ExplorationLouisiana Power <& Light $6 pfd
Lynch Corp
Dec
*
Hydro-Electric Securities
Dec
Jun
of
17
0
common
Sep
28 %
20%
7%
of0dep_..
17%
.
1st conv preferred
27%
Jan
21'A Mar
dep
8%
St
Oct
ctfs
8% July
—100
common
28 %■
ctfs
6
•
*
(Harvey)
Oct
24% May
A
8% July
•
preferred
11%
of
350
——
1—15
6'A Mar
ctfs
1.300
0
Co
Oct
Dec
2,400
preferred B
3,100
——
Hubbell
Huyler's
300
•
(Geo
17%
29
preferred
7%
—1
Horn k Hardart Baking Co
Horn St Hardart common
Feb
Jun
7 %
13%
10
Inc
I3y4 May
10%
6%
11%
100
*
Apr
Oct
Dec
24%
A
Longlnee-Wittnauer Watch Co
Long Island Lighting Co—
11%
1
Holllnger Consolidated G M_
Holly Stores Ino
Holoph3ne Co common-
9 Va Mar
1
7%
13%
Feb
Jun
23%
13
—100
common
& Co class A
Hormel
7
6'A
6% Mar
23
'
HZ12
—
preferred
preferred
Horder's
7%
7% Mar
7,300
■-
__
common
Henry Holt St Oo
Hoe (Rl
18%
Jun
9
2,200
17%
Chain
13%
•
common
10%
16 %
19
100
12 %
„
•
Lone Star Gas Co. (Texas)
Common
Oct
5%
14'A
B
Locke Steel
13%
Jun
Jan
13%
class
Jun
37/a
8%
18'A
II
common
Groceterias
10
100
6%
Corp common
Lipton (Thos J) Inc 8% preferred
Lit
400
12'A
Inc
Lionel
11%
__25c
Rubinstein
2
10%
17%
Z„IB
common
Mining Oo
Helena
2
%
1
Corp..
Oct
2,600
2,600
6%
22
common
(RQ)
McCcrd
400
2
Dec
14%
4%
7%
Monotype Machine.
Jan
11%
16
2%
May
11%
-1
Corp
Lanston
Dec
6%
Sep
11
1
Hazeltlne
4%
"
—
15 %
1
common-
Dec
12
9
11%
-1
ccnvertible preferred
McClanahan Oil Co common
15%
20
25%
Feb
4%
Ltd
5%
11%
I—16
common
Dec
Apr
6'A
100
2 'A
13 lA
Lamson
McAleer
H
Hamilton
13%
18%
L
Laciede-Chrlsty
Company
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
Massey Harris
Hammermlll
r
225
Marlon
9
10% Ma
Oct
Dec
•
;
50
Dec
1,100
9 Va
14
Oct
103%
*
27
Grocery Stores Products common—25c
Gulf States Utilities 14.40 pfd
100
Gypsum Lime A Alabaatlne
7%
Jan
1,200
131
41
2
Dec
21%
11%
Tea—
atock
common
40
.
Jan
12%
Grand Rapids Varnish
Mfg
Jan
1 Va
Jan
14
16%
5
,
>v.auiiuU
$4.80 prior preferred
Goodman
Jan
12
,
26%
—
Stores
WrpwJnjf
Class
16%
:
l
Inc
lux.
4% Aug
6% Sep
Jim
4
14
'
—
'
Co
,/vUuil)
—
3%
1,000
2$
Coal
Dl8t"Tsr«-* R]«rs
Globe
2,700
5%
17%
■—
•
4%
5%
•
common
Co
Alden
4
1
Gladding McBean As Co
Glen
4%
1
Yellowknile Gold Mines
Giant
100
3%
——
23% Aug
Dec
6%
__
8 %
39%
Jan
22
£1
dep rcte ord reg
High
3'/,
Jan
3%
General Electric Oo Lt>d—
Amer
1910
900
Apr
3 %
~1%
*
General Bulldere Supply Corp com—1
i %
conv preferred™
———25
—
5'A
1
a
1
Feb
5%
1
Oo
92
91
92
100
15%
01
•
Knott
14% Mar
600
16%
15%
1
Low
21%
I
(01 mil) (Jo oommon
Klelnert (I B) Rubber Co
16%
Range for
39%
1
—__
_
Shares
High
7%
8
1
Corp
Products
ILiein
•
LOW
•
It
Klrkland Lake G M Oo Ltd
Qatlneeu Power Oo eonunon——
of Prices
Pur
4%
Sales
for Week
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Week's
Range
STOCKS—
1,900
10%
7%
M
•
preferred
conv
(383)
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Range for Year 1919
Low
14
10
common——1
Franklin Simon k Co Ine
Shares
High
13%
10
1.21
Brewing
(Peter)
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
FINANCIAL
Sales
Last
STOCKS—
New York Curb
Week's
&
150
93%
Jan
104
Nov
24
Feb
34
Dec
6%
2%
Jun
Jun
8% Mar
3 %
Dec
Monongahela Power Co—
IUlnola
Zinc
Oo
Chemical
Imperial
Amer
dep
*
common
1,650
8% July
Jan
£1
Feb
3%
Dec
4%
13%
Feb
20%
Nov
Feb
20%
Nov
Jan
13 %
•
13%
19%
4,800
•
19 %
19%
19%
700
14%
|
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
19 %
12%
12%
12'%
1,100
11%
Dec
12ya May
Oct
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain
£1
10
Petroleum
coupon
•
shs
•
International
Products
international
8afety Razor B
Iron
50
1,650
%
Jan
99
Dec
98%
Jun
135
Dec
10%
Jan
16
Dec
88
14%
15
76%
77%
1,200
8%
8%
2,100
6%
8%
8%
300
6%
11%
11%
11%
600
%
%
800
1%
1%
1%
2,500
800
1
47
Jan
77%
Dec
Sep
24 V*
Dec
Jun
11
8%
__
Jun
11%
,
8% Mar
16 y8
tc
92 %
6
1
Superpower Corp com cl A
92'A
10
15%
——
15%
600
5%
1
•
6
1%
600
.181
pfd series B
Monroe Loan
Society com class A_.
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody
Investors pn.vt.ic
Morris
Plan
Corp of
Producers
Mountain
Mt
Tel
States
Ohio
Mfg
2%
178
_
-1
JH
Jefferson
0
XXAA
ok ts
Feb
i
1
__
4%
Oturti*
Co
(N
1
J)
7
86
common
WWII
Preference
Julian
St
Kokenga
Co
-
Jan
Namm's
17
Jan
National
Bellas
5%
Apr
National
Breweries
1%
Jan
300
%
Jan
Jun
5%
Dec
7%
600;-
4%
Feb
7%
Dec
3%
600
3% Aug
5%
Jan
3%
300
3'A
4%
Jan
18%
100
7%
Inc
xl7
Sep
Dec
20%
Jan
K
Kansas
Gas
St
Electric
7%
Keunedv's
'Walter)
«.
For
)
5
116%
common
Fuel
k Oo_
5%
116% 116%
46,500
40
Mfg
11%
2%
116
Sep
9%
Jan
National
Radiator
footnotes
in
see
page
29.
Sep
95
July
25
700
17
Mar
24
8%
400
13%
500
107
11%
7%
15%
33%
105
26%
Dec
Nov
Feb
Dec
Nov
Apr
32%
Dec
Nov
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
12%
Jan
3,500
10% July
Jun
7
National
1,100
10
Jun
14 %
3
Mar
Rubber
500
8,800
23A Mar
4
30%
31%
610
29'A Mar
36
34
10%
__
Nestle
(Herman)
Le
Co
NeW
Nen
Haven
12
200
914
Jun
14
Oct
10%
11%
475
6% July
13
13
200
9%
Clock
&
Watch
convertible preferred
Dec
New Jersey Zinc
New
Mexico
Park
Votv
Process
May
&
Arizona Land-
Mining
Co
Jun
11%
Jan
9y8
Jun
11%
Feb
9%
1,000'
6V4
Jun
10%
Jan
8%
100
53A
Jun
9%
Dec
7'A
500
Dec
8%
Nov
Jun
18%
3
500
2%
Nov
3% Mar
41,400
2y8
Sep
4%
100
100
3
3%
6V8
Co
common.
Sep
Jan
6%
94%
England Tel & Tel
Nov
Dec
6%
H'/a
12%
Feb
13%
Dec
25%
500
12%
July
26%
Dec
5%
5%
1,000
5%
Aug
6 %
Co
95 %
330
l'A
1%
2.100
4%
4%
100
3
55 %
May
16
9%
Dec
24%
5 %
common.
127
17%
11
Va
Corp
Feb
i % %
35% Aug
Jun
14'A
common
Mur
Oct
Jan
8%
9'A
~2%
"3%
Dec
105
15,200
Jan
7
9 %
common
12%
Sep
11 %
Nov
July
12 Va
8
common-
Machinery
Transit
5%
4 "4
3%
National Steel Car Ltd
National
200
100
13 Va
4 Va
3%
8%
16%
Feb
a
3%
Co
16%
Oorp—
preferred
Jun
28%
50
8%
11 %
Stores common—
&
New
1
_
10%
700
1
Gas
National Pressure Cooker
Nelson
4%
1,600
32%
30%
common
11%
16 %
1
•
Key Co common
Kldde
—
•
Inc
Kimberly-Clark
-nmui.u,.,,..
pfd
On
Kawreer
H-i
15 %
104
5
n
Hess
preferred
Neptune Meter
.
Jun
4%
common
National Union Radio
Kalaer-Frazer Oorp
Jun
3%
13
93
1%
17%
■
Nov
30%
2% Aug
N
Nov
600
.
Sep
37%
2C0
__
%
Corp
13% Aug
3% Mar
4%
7
185 %
3,409
13 Va
8
Jan
3%
Sulphur
_
105%
24
■
1% May
3%
Lake
iVll
wrnjjinn.
Dec
May
Dec
% May
1%
Company
National
fir
98
2% Apr
167% Mar
5%
14%
—10
Muter
Dec
103
__
~2~io
102
371/2
32
103
National Mallinson Fabrics
Glass
350
•
Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
National
T««Tinet,r.e
100
1,000
July
5%
•
IlOO
Tel
2%
182
86
35 %
5%
10
common
Vernon-Woodborry Mills.
Murray
!
182
-lOfl
_
&
106'A 107%
„
1
*
—
«
pfd
America
Mountain States Power
Hachman
*
1H
Jan
Co.—
v
cum
pfd
Jan
20
—
•
100
Mfg
Air Chute
Italian
18
preferred
Fireman
Irving
103 % 107
77%
•
shares
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service
4.90 'r
10G %
•
50
International Metal Industries A
Registered
99% 100%
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
International
8
pfd__100
Insurance Co of North America
International Cigar Machinery
International
cum
Mountain
k Ireland
Indianapolis Pwt A Light 4%
4.40%
4.80%
10%
Industrie*—
rcta registered
(Oanada) coupon
Imperial Oil
9%
93
57'A
78% May
% Sep
Mar
96
Sep
Dec
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
2,500
51
Jun
67
7%
8
900
6
Feb
11 %
l'A
1%
200
1
Jun
1%
65
Apr
75
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
27
H IT
«/?
rpTTTT'
/ooo\
28
THE
(384)
0-
nmnirnnPTAT
&
COMMERCIAL
range for week
of Prices
Low
Par
N
Y
N
Y
Auction
N
Y
Y
_10
Rosario
Shipbuilding
—
—-
A
15%
79,300
21 VB
21%
26%
27
Rayon $3 pfd———
wuftn
American Utility Securities
North Central Texas Oil
—.50
1
1
50
Co
RR
Penn
5%
Northern Indiana Pub Serv
pfd.lOO
Apr
Jan
16'/a
Dec
106%
Dec
Jan
103%
Dec
26
Nov
26%
Nov
St
Lawrence
1st
Corp
Ltd
United
Samson
Savoy
Corp
Inc
Oil
(D
Inc
A)
Scovill
Souliin
Steel
12%
10%
Nov
16 Va
1,500
16
Nov
I,1,,
3,400
%
Apr
1ft
Sep
2,200
42 Va
Dec
43%
Dec
Segal Lock & Hardware
Sclby
2!
3
,
3%
3 Va
106'A
106
3%
5,200
10
8 Va
Apr
Feb
3 Va
Dec
10 % July
15 Va
Jan
3 Va
Apr
1 Va
2 Vs
82
Jan
July
Feb
89
V« 106%
160
101%
Jan
107 V*
Dec
6%
2,900
5%
Sep
11%
Jan
6%
17'A
18 %
400
86
86
86
400
12
18 Va
800
13 Va May
19
Aug
Co
Ohio Brass
Ohio
Co
class
4 % %
Power
Oklahoma
30«
common
Inc
22.5
32'/a
Jun
100
1061,4
1.800
13 Va
150
44%
2"%
44
Sep
Nov
13
Feb
112%
Sep
27% July
37%
Dec
11
Aug
14
sll
35 %
—1
Apr
16%
Mar
Dec
17%
Securities
1
17%
100
12%
Jun
22%
Jan
10%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Overseas
Dec
36%
44%
36%
—•
B
xl
112% 112%
44 Vj
112 %
common
Gas
Oliver United Filters class
Omar
•
100
IS
B
preferred
Natural
2.400
Co
common
10%
700
6%
Jun
12%
Dec
SVaVo
1st
23
red
1st preferred
5r,'o
red
1st pfd
series A
Lighting $4.50 preferred
Pacific Power & Light 5% pld
Pacific Public Service
1st
Co
32'%
100
28%
1.100
'28%
103
Selected
•
Industries
(R
Sentinel
Radio
1
common
•
8
a
53
55
$1 cumulative preferred
21
500
50
cum
preferred
Corp common
Pennroad
1
Penn Gas & Elec class A
Penn Power &
Traffic
pfd
29
10%
10%
11%
(The)
•
Pepperell Mfg Co
(Mass)
Perfect Circle Corp
Pharis Tire & Rubber
Smith
Nov
Jan
Southern
Governor
50
6%
Dec
15%
Jan
4.48%
conv
80
4.32%
cum
Jan
5 Vs
Jan
Jun
47
Jan
26%
27%
Apr
29% Mar
7
Jan
Jun
3%
Nov
100%
Jan
109 Vs
Dec
4
Jun
125
3%
100
2%
Dec
57%
1.300
50 Vs
Pinchin
Johnson
Ltd
Amer
Apr
Mar
Sep
5% Mar
41 %
Jan
4% Mar
4%
Speed Queen Corp conv cl A
Spencer
3,900
5%
I 1,000
Pittsburgh ,&
Pneumatic
Polaris
Lake
Power
6%
Scale
&
15%
50
Erie
5714
~2%
2
14%
Stahl-Meyer Inc_
Standard Brewing Co
15%
Jun
59%
Apr
Jun
10%
Dec
Standard
Dec
3%
Jan
Standard Oil
Feb
17%
Dec
500
Dec
8%
Jan
Sep
24%
Jan
4%
15
Standard
Corp of Canada
1st preferred
& Lambert
Prentice-Hall Inc
Pressed
Metals
Co
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
Public Service of
414 c/c
cumulative
preferred
53 %
Nov
69 %
Feb
Stein
14
Jun
25%
Jan
3V2
Jun
4%
Jan
25
13%
(A)
Co
&
Jan
Dec
Jun
6Va
Sep
Sterling
8%
Jan
Stetson (J B)
14%
Apr
Stlnnes
96
Oct
11
Jun
91% July
$3 convertible preferred
Raytheon Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A
Shoe Co
Dec
1%
Jan
1.200
4
9%
5'
2
4,900
900
1,300
Va May
2%
Jun
%
Jun
2%
Jun
6
Doc
3%
Feb
Nov
12
3% July
28
1,600
25
Jun
36%
Jan
15
22u
13'A
Dec
18
Jan
46%
Jan
47
350
37
28 1
2
300
27 %
317 »
1,300
29%
29%
900
26%
27
700
Dec
Apr
29%
Feb
Alar
32%
Nov
26% Mar
30%
Nov
23% Alay
27%
Dec
6%
Jan
28
'
(S)
it Co common
Jun
38
Jan
Sun Ray Drug common
10%
700
7%
Feb
10%
Dec
12
800
8%
Jun
12'A
Dec
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
lVb
Jun
l7/a
Jan
Swan
7
Jun
9
Nov
200
1%
1%
1%
5,700
9%
9%
9%
300
—
—
26
8'A
500
4
July
1,000
26
Jun
39
Jun
13%
Feb
17%
Oct
2Va Mar
3%
Oct
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
%
Jun
1
Aug
3%
.
3%
3,200
4%
3%
4%
100
"%
%
11%
10%
12!
21
19%
21
%
600
5.900
5
Jun
10 'A
Dec
300
a
16
Jun
21 %
Feb
2%
Finch Oil Corp
16%
Jun
19
8
Jun
10%
Jan
800
28%
Feb
37%
Nov
35,600
1%
Feb
4'A
Dec
4'/a
Nov
2,000
1 %
Feb
4
162 %
890
112%
Jan
160
7%
7%.
900
4
4
1%
155
x4%
Alay
500
%
10
35
3%
,
500
4% Mar
4 'A
9%
%
Va
1,800
57/a July
2% Jan
Dec
7%
Jan
4%
Dec
2%
3
2,500
2
Jan
3 Va
Oct
4%
5
5
1,900
2%
Jan
4Tb
Dec
450
67%
Jan
19 %
88
150
12
900
9% May
8
200
5 Va
3
8
—
Oct
Jan
8
Dec
1,700
% Mar
l'A
Aug.
4,100
2% May
9% July
4%
Jan
200
17%
1,300
%-Mar
14'A
15
2%
...
26%
15
Va
1
37a
'A
•4T.
Jun
Jan
Dec
x90
4%
1
1
4
24
11'A
-
89%
24
89%
3
Dec
Dec
4
10%
13 Va
14%
5'/-
25c
•
1
17%
Dec
14%
.
6
1,650
800
Feb
19'.4
Dec
10%
Jan
13 7
a
Nov
Dec
5%
Jan
Apr
23'.,
4 Va
21%
2%
II
22'A
450
2%
2%
2,300
2%
Jun
3
Jun
8 %
■
8 "2
150
7%
Jun
11
Mar
14
.
Dec
Jan
10'A
4%
33%
4%.
33! b
33%
8
1
*
(Hugo) Corp
Stop it Shop Inc
Jan
104
104
100% 100%
Dec
50
95%
Jan
104%
32.5
94 Va
Jan
101V2 Aug
500
11'A
21V2
Jan
Technicolor
9
Alar
14'A
Oct
Texas Power
&
10
5
Jun
Nov
Thew
Shovel
Co.
Corporation
•
16 %
16%
16%
8
101% 105
154% 159
159
14%
14!«
370
110
100
85%
Jan
143%
112
Dec
Apr
156
Sep
13% Aug
15
Oct
1/128
Inc
5
common
Allied
Amer
•
22%
Rlce-Stix Inc
i,
300
15%
%
Jan
X25 '/a
26
800
Jun
22'/a
1%
3%
7%,
~8%
35,600
4 Va
7%
4'A
400
Trunz
Nov
Jun
7%
5%
3:
a
3%
1,800
3
May
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
2Va
1,000
% Mar
1%
2,225
28%
70c
400
25%
Jan
2%
2%
700
2Vs
Jan
2
2'A
7,200
99%
30
1%
Jun
1%
Apr
2%
Nov
89
Jan
99%
Dec
18%
•
Jun
28
Nov
"9%
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
(The)
24%
~9%
~9%
300
8% May
6 %
3
6 %
4001
4
23%
24%
2,800
19%
Nov
500
X6%
Feb
5,100
5%
Aug
6%
Jun
1
9
8%
9
•
Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
8%
8
8%
Jan
Temper
Corp
Realization
6%
Dec
10 Ta
10%
Jun
14
52
Jan
20
Oct
Doc
83
v..
100
42 'A
550
2
Vs
x39
Jun
200
103%. 103%
6'A
Jun
Jun
1%
Feb
175
U
Feb
Jan
Jan
60
2% Mar
91 Va
Jan
102
NOV
Ti»
200
Is
Jun
1
Nov
900
3'/a
Apr
4%
2%
3
4,100
2 Va
Feb
3'%
925
15 Vs
Jun
20
18%
Nov
mil
•
303%
Oct
Dec
17%
18!
20%
17%
2t %
50
24 Va
Jan
9%
6,200
3%
Jun
87a
Dec
12%
700
87/a
Jun
11%
Dec
9 Vb
9 Va
12
12%
4
Unexcelled
10*
Corp
Chemical
—8
Corp
Dec
Union Investment
Milk
8%
200
5%
809
4% July
Feb
6% Jan
5
5
200
3%
5%
Jan
8
3%
9%
Dec
1.700
Chemicals
com
United
8%
Aug
3% Jun
Aircraft Products
50e
Light & Railways—
5%
10 Va
7 %
Jan
14%
Dec
7%
100
6%
Jan
7%
Dec
150
92%
100
warrants
Elastic Corp
8%
Jun
3.500
3
99% 100
$3.75 pfd series A
Stock Yards of Omaha
United
5%
1%
13%
3
1%
3%
Apr
Oct
Union Oil Co of California—
United
•
Dec
700
13%
7%
4
Co
Feb
1
7/a
3
13%
Gas of Canada
8% Sep
8% Oct
37
1.25
Jan
1.600
1,100
U
Ulen
United
Petroleum
29
Nov
8%
l'/a
2
__
United
Co
For footnotes see page
Jan
15%
13%
76
Jan
13%
Feb
33A
*
Inc
Oct
Consolidated
8%
8% July
11
3%
•
Dec
Aeronautical
1
400
%
3
7%
Ryan
common
11%
Dec
Va
warrants
10%
Ryan
common
17 Va
3%
United
£1
3
common
Inc
Sep
1
Union
reg
13
Dec
25%
xl7% July
19% Jun
99 %
100
400
Dec
Feb
%
41
Jan
29%
Rolls
Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets for ord
18 %
16
__
5s
—100
pfd
Tung-Sol Lamp Works com
80c convertible preferred
Union
1
33%
128
W
75
4% Mar
l'A
27%
25%
—
Jan
May
Jan
4%
Grande
Valley Gas Co—
Corp) v t c
Jan
10%
120
Jan
2% July
26
10
1
4 'A %
Dec
56 %
8
13
20
Corp
Jan
l'/a
27%
Edison
Lux
True
26
8%
13%
£1
—
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trl-Continental
26% Nov
Jun
7,200
—
•
dep rets ord regis
dep rets def regis
Dec
16%
52% Mar
1
l
U Jan
21% July
25%
•
Richmond Radiator
23%
•
5
1/64 Nov
Trans
io
3
_
48.800
400
17%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Toledo
1/64
15%
11%
1
Stocks
34
121
25c
Construction
&
17%
16
1
Realty
33%
121
__
5
common.
Markets -Inc.
it
17%
100
pfd
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
34
*
common
Light 1%
Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Royalty Corp
1/128
•
Tampa Electric Co common
Jun
f
__1
Havnes
14 "2
28 %>
1
-•
10 %
•
(Robert). & Co
Reliance Electric «fe Engineering—
A*
32
Jan
31%
1
Co common
11 %
8.21
Rels
Ryerson
Feb
46 %
1
Inc
12
14%
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Ave
Dec
3%
Jun
2812
4
1
com
10%
100
.100
Rath
Russeks Fifth
298
8%
33%
•
common
4j/8
Aadlo-Kelth-Orpheum option warrant*.
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
io
Railway & Utility Investment A
l
Rowe
Ja n
Nov
220% July
27%
a
15
162
.•
5% Aug
105
;
Corp
7%
22'A
14%
277
4%
Steel Co of Canada
R
Field
Vb
3%
17%
Nov
Amer
Cable
9
3%
•
Todd
Rome
%
3!
35
15 %
11%
common.
preferred
Roosevelt
5,800
i H
3
3
17%
Jun
1,100
Quebec Power Co
'Texas
650
15%
14%
15%
35'A
10%
Tishman
Rio
28)%
Oct
Nov
0% Mar
3.300
Tilo
Regal
275
281
4%
22'%
1
Thorofare
6%
27
_1
Corp
Thor
Oats
Apr
2,000
Colorado—
Puget Sound Power & Light—
$5
prior preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
Quaker
2 9'A
6%
6%
1
(The)
3,600
•
May
6 %
Standard Tube class B
420
•
;
Oct
1
7%
1
Nov
Jan
Starrett
800
35%
Jan
4%
Apr
1.100
35
20
Jun
Corp
5%
35%
Dec
July
Sep
3%
1
7
l
68 %
103 Va
15
100
Co
4%
2.50
America
Jan
50
1,200
3%
•
Products
7%
•
common
53
19%
Oct
Dec
3%
Sep
100
of
68
3%
19 %
2%
Stroock
Pratt
23%
16 %
~3%
•
common
22% Oct
Jun
Jun
Jun
~2% Jan
3%,
14
Aug
10%
Jan
1 %
100
57%
14
Jun
19%
1,400
14%
20
_
5%
10
2 Vb
1,200
a
11 Vb
1
25*
common
3,200
3
10
Corp
(Ky)
2.50
common
Alexander
%
22!
800
900
20%
3%
Oct
21%
1
common
preferred
Forgings
preferred
56'%
3%
Feb
400
2.71
1
10
Standard Power & Light com
Common class B
11
Corp
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
ISterling Engine Co
1
11%
16%
•
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
20
I
common
Mining Co
Powdrell
2
2
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
18
~2%
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Shoe Corp
Standard-Thomson
1
;
preferred
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
%
shares
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—.
Piper Aircraft Corp common
preference
Standard Dredging
$1.60 convertible
403
19%
17
Jun
18%
28
25
23
23
23
1
8
5
•
original preferred
cum preferred
8%
5%
Jan
8%
11% Nov
11,900
3%
1
13'A
16
10
4.56% conv preference
3%
•
common
Ta
Jun
Edison—
4.88%
Nov
18
100
Jun
105% Mar
12.50
Line
Jan
32'A
19%
Jan
%
19%
1
common
Pipe
Jan
$7
Pierce
Pa
California
Jun
9%
11%
Southwest
Jan
100
•
4%
66!2
67%
1
Manufacturing common
17
1,950
J "
Jun
200
10
rv
24%
Jun
Apr
5'%
1 (1
2
25%
Corp
May
6%
19
40%
I
Jan
£1
Manufacturing Co
Oil
July
4
5'%
56
Oct
5
Paper Mills
(Howard;
Penn
26
43
Jun
37%
20
Philadelphia Co common.
Phillips Packing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
South
Jan
39 V.
50o
91
Jan
18%
•
1
•
100
Corp common
3
2.50
common
Oct
May
3
Publications—
Coast
Aug
1
_
88 %
•
;
South
1%
•
2.50
2 6'A
•
class A
Ltd
Silex Co common
Boss
41
250
109'% 109%
100
Co
Penn "Water & Power Co
Pep Boys
29
Dec
Dec
Jun
72'A May
•
Shoe Corp of America
Dec
800
*
common
Light 4Va%
Penn
29
V,
3
•
Canada
May
550
4%
47
3%
20%
..25
common
19
iy4
46
23
$1.32
94
23%
4 %
4%
•
common..
3'/
1
1
14%
•
Ltd
Telephone
11%
Feb
Jun
Jan
76
.100
Breweries
15
16 'A
21%
preferred
of
2 V4
Oct
Nov
12
1 Ta
14,500
6
«
Apr
17%
Jun
1,200
„
4%
10
10
1
Sherwin-Williams
Sonotone
37%
11%
300
2
Jun
%
8%
common
Sheller Mfg Co
Nov
23%
i
1,700
%
ISolar
98'/8
1.500
5,700
1
Nov
Jan
15,900
3%
Aug
Jan
■
__1
29
14% Dec
7
150
4
5%
1
150
27
Jan
14%
—
Solar Aircraft Co
103
6%
19! 2
Jun
1
4
....
Dec
101
24
10
15
24!;,
Sep
105%
27
Jan
%
Nov
Jun
l
la
28 %
200
87
29 Vb
Nov
6%
Corp
Oct
20% July
200
2.3 %
33%
28'%
14.300
2%
3,700
3 %
Jan
3
Jun
1%
85
29%
100%
2%
2%
Jun
Dec
1
14
Shawinigan Water & Power
Blck's
1%
i
24
Nov
325
2%
1%
% Alar
2%
10%
'
—
Corp class B
4%
500
—
Control
Safety
Sherwin-Williams
15
■,
87
Nov
1.700
2%
2
1
3%
1
Corp
Leather
2,100
5
Inc
B)
28
-25
certificates
Allotment
Semler
3
common
stock
prior
$5.50
Inc
stock—.
Convertible
26 %.
14
Apr
28%
•
13,900
1 %
28%
104%
•
common
—
2,400
2%
16
29%
104
28'%
—
3 'A
1%
28%
32 %
•
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills_
Patican
Jan
Nov
28%
100
com
Co
Peninsular
8%
36%
4
(CA) v t c
(CA) Amer sh
Pantapec Oil
Paramount Motors
Pen
GV* July
32% Aug
28%
•
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
Parker
300
1.700
25
;
Pacific
$1.30
32 '
8%
304
25
1st preferred
5c/o
35%
25
preferred
5%
Pancoastal Oil
8%
23
l'/a July
a
•
Co
Shoe
Simmons-Boardman
35%
5
1st pfd
Jan
14
III
$3 convertible preferred
Paclfc Can
Dec
11%
A
—
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
Pacific Gas & Elec 6%
X26%
Jun
2
28
Dec
Jun
4%
3
1
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc
Bhattuck Denn Mining
1%
1
12 %
14'%
—
—
3% May
400
'A
•
common
Sentry
O
V/a
1,300
7,800
7%
2%
3
3
-25
Jon
11%
25
,4
—
—
j.
—
Manufacturing
Seton
Corp
Co„
common
Jan
12
7
.25c
(Del)
Fisher Brick
&
Schulte
9'A
46%
1
__
'
Sayre
7%
47
High
-
Serrick
Ogden
common
1.700
1
23 711
7! 2
__1
2,300
10
Low
11%
10
24
_49
15 VB
45
Range for Year 1919
High
11'A
__1
common
preferred
conv
Salt Dome Oil Co
10 Va
15
6 711
1
•
Northrop Aircraft Inc,—
Noyadel-Agene Corp
20
9%
•
Airlines
Northeast
Jun
Jun
Dec
la
Amer
Nov
13% Feb
14 '/a
16'A
Mines
Shares
34 %
94% Mar
9.000
Low
Par
10
7Va
for Week
of Prices
Jan
92%
14'A
Nineteen Hundred Corp common
Feb
56,400
10
Niles-Bement-Pond
North
15 Va
100
Niagara Share Corp common
North
15%
100
Niagara Mohawk Power com
26%
8%
15 Mi
21 %
---
-
preferred
Niriiceing
100
26%
lst preferred-
Class
x!2 % xl2%
—1
Niagara Hudson Power common— __1
2d
100
Corp—
Founders shares
/
30%
30%
30 »A
_10
Merchandise
N
5%
Dec
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
New York Curb Exchange
Range for Year 1919
High
common—
Honduras
&
Friday
Shares
7
Co
EXCHANGE
ended january 20
for Meek
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Monday, January 23, 1950
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
New York Curb
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
CURB
YORK
NEW
nrmA*TTnT r<
t^TAT A BT/BT a t
75c
3%
50
common
Corp
Products
participating
3%
3%
51%
35
preferred
500
Jan
100
Sep
53% May
IV2 Jun
64
Nov
3%
Jan
32
49%
Dec
%
Jan
7
38%
35
38
38%
5(1
24,350
•
•
18%
18%
80
May
Va
Jun
25 Va
Jun
34
21
Feb
39'A
Dec
7% May
15% Jun
10%
Jan
21
Mar
22,400
...
common
1,800
Oct
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
United
3%
dep rets ord regis
NJ RR & Canal
10*
236
23.3
40
237
Dec
4%
Feb
Oct
246%
Feb
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Profit
Sharing
25c
com
preferred
United
Shoe
U
S
48%
40%
40 %
40%
12%
12%
12%
1%
2,800
17i%
5,300
Conditioning Corp
10c
1%
l
17%
International Securities-.:
preferred with warrants
Radiator common.
U
*
1st
S
S Rubber
Utah
I
Power
&
Light
4
Power
4%
Jan
52%
Jan
41% Aug
A7s with
14
A7s ex NOV
3,700
2 %
ADebenture
Isarco
Dec
500
3%
1%
42
%
%
42%
Jun
Dec
Midland
Dec
3 %
Jun
New
2%
•
24%
150
35%
Feb
125
23%
Dec
50% July
27% Oct
450
21 %
Jun
29
23 %
2
Feb
3%
Oct
2,900
21
Jan
y24%
Power
Sep
$4
common
convertible
preferred—
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuelan
Steel Co
28
4
__
4%
20c
Manuafcturing
*
—
1,800
08
3%
•
Inc
5%
68
1
Syndicate
A
5)4
4
Jun
6%
'
►
A-O
Jan
20
61%
Sep
71
28%
200
25V2
Jun
2.200
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
3%
100
1% May
10% Aug
3%
1988
mtge 314JS
1st mtge
3s
M-N
A-0
A-O
.1964
6%s
Oct
Oct
•
Elec
Service
1947
&
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext.*
T/o
preferred
;
ioo
Waitt
$2
& Bond Inc
Gas
cum
Waltharn
preferred
Watch
8%
Apr
13%
Utilities
&
1,000
108%
6%
50-year
debs
1%
1%
800
.
11%
11)4
550
6%
Jun
1%
1
1%
3,100
%
5%s
series
5%
6 %
7,650
2%
1
—
1,25
113%
100
8%
113
200
113V4
1st
Counties
105%
108
103
106%
$93%
99
93
99 %
$105% 106
105%
107
$106
105'%
107
107%
26
161 % 162
161%.
A-O
$104
--
14
58
148 %
105%
M-N
Gas
161%
101%
105'/a
100%
M-3
$109 % 109%
■
M-S
—
101%
105
$103
FA
46
104%.
lUG'/a
106%
104
2
105
103%
——
104% 104 %
__
114
103%
105
106%
$103
.
A-O
109%
104% 105 %
J-J
106%
(Calif)-
3s—;————_
mtge
$102%
—1971
J-J
$101% 104
-1970
Jan
F-A
$106% 107%
90% 92
$
.J,-
Oct
Spalding (AG)
1%
Apr
AStarrett
8)8
Sep
112
Jan
115%
167
collateral
5s
Feb
Jun
Dec
Westmoreland Coal
21%
Jun
20
Westmoreland Inc
30%
29%
30%
925
10
27%
Jun
36
Stinnes
21
21%
550
20% Mar
22
3rd
18
100
14
18%
Dec
A-O
1966
„
M-N
1950
1-0
92
$130
__
104%
.
"7
76 V*
138
$80
102
107
95%
123
63
58
--
130
82
18 y4
84 %
$52
—
99%
64
%
Corp—
stamped
-1946
J-J
Jun
16
1989
trust—
(Hugoi
A7-4s
Jan
21
5s
Corp inc 5s
'
'
.
107% 107%
$105 % 106
J-J
1952
-1970
Southern
% July
5% Dec
138
70
--
.'
106%
Electric—
1
®/8 July
6% May
—
•'
com
8%
—
$0
Stationery
2%
Feb
1
1
65
105 %
104%
$61
_1973
Mar
11%
.
57
103%
$30
A
Jan
111
Dec
10%
63
105 %
1960
-1998
Queens Borough Gas &
Apr
9%
July
Sep
11 May
103%
Nov
1%
7%
10
1
wi.
preferred
•
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st
pfd—100
Tablet
9
iy» Aug
6
vtc
Manufacturing
Western
8%
100
30
Co
Baking Co warrants
Warner
Aircraft
Corp
Went worth
Texas
1%
109% 10914
__
Ward
West
1%
57
100
Co—
1973
i
103
.1960
coupon.,
coupon
.1965
1%
103
J-J
-1952
Co
58
21
Co—
1940
1
1
W
Aircraft
32
J-D
-1981
Waco
91
$105% 106%
J-J
Water & Power 3Vis. .1964
Hydro-Electric
ex
105
Oct
—
50%
$61%
Af-S
1981
.1970
Public
34% Mar
4%
—
High
62
27%
49 %
$ 102
1967
—
3 % s
A6%s with
5%
5
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vogt
1
F-A
1963
50%
1971
1st
Pennsylvania
Piedmont
Corp
Low
89%
*30
J-J
1958
to
Gas Light 4%s
England Power 314s
Ohio
V
Valspar
4%
at
1st mtge 3s
Park Lexington
Nov
4,300
25
1'enr !!>!?>
Jan
42 %
3 V4
Range for
Sold
No.
163
1963
Milwaukee
Jan
28%
%
Bonds
High
Valley RR—
Extended
%
29
3
Friday's
88%
—1952
Superpower Hs_
1%
6
•
88%'
1952
coupon
1947 coupon
Altalian
91
Aug
J- J
McCord Corp deb 4%s
27%
5
1
1940
1
Jan
28%
29
Nov
Dec
Jun
400
1
or
Bid & Asked
Hydro-Electric Co—
1%
jun
1
1%
—
ctfs
escrow
4%
5
73
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Co—
16%
.
Feb
4%
w
10
common
Interstate
7%
275
_
10
;
Apr
86
4%
10
common
1%
84%
50c
Universal
Jun
'
1
United Stores
Corp com
Universal Consolidated Oil
Insurance
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho Sugar
4%
*
Reclaiming Co
1%
16
Period
Low
6% Jun
% July
12% Mar
300
3,025
Interest
Exchange
High
42% May
37% Jan
140
1
common
New York Curb
4% Aug
47%
and
$5
%
.
__25
:
__
Specialities
Air
Low
48 Vb
U S Foil Co class B
U
■>(>
B O N D S
High
-.25
common
2<)
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Range for Year J DID
10
Machinery
Preferred
United
Low
(385)
Friday
Shares
10',;
U S
CURB
CHRONICLE
for Week
Sale Price
Par
United
FINANCIAL
Sales
STOCKS—
New York Curb Exchange
„
FOR
&
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whitman (Win)
Wichita
River
Wickes
Williams
Willson
& Co
(R C)
preferred
Winnipeg Elec
Wisconsin
Woodall
w
•
w
400
6%
G%
50
3%.
7
Jun
9
8
Industries—
stamped
Hvdro-Elcctric
United Electric
A7s with
Apr
11
2nd
3%
2,000
Oct
150
12%
23 %
5
Nov
600
Feb
A7s
Dec
Dec
ex
Service
1
20
93
5s
A5s
Jan
Jun
income
Washington
1940
1
debs.
Western
100
8%
Jun
15
Dec
100
10 V8
Aug
14
Dec
18
64
63
63%
2
30
62
63
1
28%
57%
96
10
%
$30
63
$30
M-S
1964
J-D
1960
J-D
120
1959
3%s
F-AL
101 % 101 Vh
96
96
82%
$107% 107%
97
106%
108
1
118%
120%
1
100)4
104%
120
Newspaper Union—
Jan
3'%
1
1954
Water Power
Dec
105 %
15
11%
52%
1956
West Perm Traction 5s
11%
52%
1956
coupon
coupon.
Hotel—
Apr
15
A-O
Co—•
1947
Waldorf-Astoria
15% Mar
33
1946
.
Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon—1953
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
1953
Jan
Feb
8% July
2% Apr
13%
105% 106%
11%
—
—
£l
__
4! 4
6s conv s f
debentures.
Nov
~
*
■■
Terni
Sep
5%
(Hugoi
A7-4s
Dec
30%
14
Ltd—
E=z..===r:-.
3%
19%
13'4
2
6 "!o
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
May
31)
—
30 %
»,8
deposits receipts—
2
15% July
100
—
100
common—,
(F W)
American
7%
3%
25
pfd
18%
7%
Dec
35
Jun
Stinnes
■
_•
Inc
Petroleum
Woohvorth
2.400
18%
—
1
common.
3
'
6%
1
-
Pwr & Lt 4Vz%
Industries
Woodley
'
7%
.
5
common
2%
___
10
,
& Co__
Brothers
—
1
Products Inc
Wilson
5 %
1
Oil Corp..
Corp
(The)
__
2
1%
2 '
2,400
1ft Jan
■
Apr
eirn
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb
Interest
Exchange
Period
Week's Range
of Friday's
Last
-
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Sold
Low
1970
.—
Bell
Telephone
'. 5s
series
of
Edison
Central
States
Ra.nge-f.er-,
Y'ear 1949
No.
L010
31
105'2
1
105%
23.is.__
I960
J-D
$106% 107
1998
6s
Q-F
$163% 180
106
debentures
104%
1041-8 104%
16
100%
104%
.—1954
77
89%
105
M-S
109
103% 10414
108
109
.
71
92%
110
J -J
24
88%
94
.External
5lis...
'
Service
Debenture
Co—
3s.
Gas
—1977
Lt
&
mtge 2%s
Consolidated Gas
Gen
mtge
93%
99%
99% 100'6
294
99%
87
1
.1976
J-J
103
.1981
A-O
M-N
.
T,..—
per U.__.
ser
-1976
.1981
103
99%
A-O
A-O
N
J
10814
106
106)4
111
112%
.1993
E'rcole MarelH
Elec
1
AtJ %s ex Nov
19-17
5s
1
May
.1965
J-J
158
47
1940
.1956
M-S
.1953
coupon
A 6
V2
s
A 7s
Power
M-S
1
100
.
_
(Aug
.1955
coupon)
(July
1941
on
coupon)
the
...
.
.
78%
.1957
$
F- A
118)4
Peru
(issue
2%s
stamped
of
Oct
44
$79
52%
99%
102%
'
104
40
46
32%
84
84"
73%
31V4
3
32%
87 %
84%
25
31%
85
88
22
37
87%
83%
.1952
86%
86
84
14
32
84
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Stocks
46%
85
70)4
t O
79
70
-r
20
13
Indus-
Rail-
Utll-
trials
roads
J-J
8'
M-S
15%
Interest
Russian
Total
65
10
Indus¬
First
Second
Grade
Grade
40
ities
Stocks
196.81
54.01
40.90
*71.34
103.10
107.68
91.71
106.24
102.18
19G.92
53.78
40.86.
71.28
103.10
107.60
91.45
106.28
M-.V
$31
33
24. %
33 %
$46::.'49
37)o
46)2
.—1947
1927)
M-N
.1947
....
A-O
$ !
1931
J-D
$37
1972
J-D
$30%
71V
16
197.17
54.41
40.79
71.51
103.05
Jan.
17
198.78
54.73
41.15
72.06
103.06
107.22
Jan.
13
199.50
54.70
41.33
72.26
103.03
107.26
107.44
Rails
91.06
106.21
91.02
106.17
91.75
Jan.
19
199.80
54.96
41.77
72.55
103.14
107.20
20
200.13
55.26
41.74',
72.70
103.20
107.24
92.16
106.18
91.89
Jan.
49)4
34
01 %
...
80
32%
90
2003
J -J
1997
J-J
2012
J-D
191.9
;
41ri4
34
—
M-S
2'.,
2 %
J-J
2%
.2%
31%
31 %
1
26%
19%
2U%
217
15%
19%
21
31
2
24%
31V4
—
20%
slumped (Plan A)
reduced
to
Government
2%.__
6%
3
5)2 s
•No
e
par value,
Odd-lot
(not
'Friday's
Bonds
Deferred delivery transaction
(hot
Under-the-rule
n
included
A
a
transaction
in
included
bid and
in
year's
95
2
3V«
2
(not Included in year's range).
range),
f Ex-distribution,
transaction
year's range),
3%
x
(not. included in year's
Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z
range 1.
.
d Ex-lnterest.
g Ex-stock
div.
r Transaction
for
hExcash
Ex-liquidating dividend.
asked prices;
no
sales
being transacted during current week.
being traded flat.
(Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used
above—"cod,"
certificates of deposit;
"cons," consolidated;
Iks-Co^nler Industrial Slock
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Closing
Range for 1950
Jen.
14
35.74
High
Jan.
1G
35.70
Low
Jan.
17—
Jan.
18.
101.94
101.87
102.06
106.19
'
102.11
106.16
102.19
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificate;
"wi," when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x
w," without warrants.
102.11
Jan.
15)4
J-D
Bonds
lties
13
Rails
12%
13)4
26
Total
14-
6%
16
(35 Stocks)
10
Util¬
Jan.
trials
83%
",'82
1951
10
Jan.
figure.
__
-Bonds10
30
^-Corrected
7174
37)4
84
85
F-A
7174
43
81
'
.
High
2008
:
—
(ser A BCD E)_
Rio de Janeiro
principal,
58
--
Low
65
102%
40%
81
76 %
8614
J-J
Year 1949
No.
—
1921
(Republic of)
Is to 2% s
54
the New York Stock
Date—
7s
Parana stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2%s
A
83%
.1952
Below are
listed
J-D
.1957
A 7s series F:
A 7s
'
..,
4
8
—
50
$42
l
.1955
coup)..
....
1941
l
56
100
$45
_
—
series E
A73
116
Sec—
1941
103%
33
$103% 105
—
Range for
Sold
High
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
a
5r')'2
J-J
J-D
.1958
C
(Dec
A7s
$70%
$46%
M-N
stamped.1958
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
$30
.1901
(coupon on)__
series
A6%s
2
4814
96%
Go
6%s
470%
...
Eank—
...
Ex-coupon market
International
63%
32%
14
118% 118%
t6l
Grand Trunk Western Ry 4s
.1950
Green Mountain Power 3%s_—. .1963
& Western RR—
A
4
'
Guantanamo
ser
49
.47
103';, 10312
coupon. .1953
Residential- Mtge
stamped—
6s
59
46%
103%
Mi'g Co—
A6%s with Nov
Finland
M-N
.1993
...
Bonds
Bid A Asked
J-J
—1952
A
Division—
-
(Peru)
Interest reduced to
'
>110%
6%s stamped
City
AMedellin
106)4
111%
—
1st mtge 4s ser A—;
'
A 1st.
mtge 4s ser B——
Eastern Gas- & Fuel 3Vas
Ehniva Water Lt & RR 5s
ALima
Maranhao
105%
105%
106% 106%
AExternal
105%
96%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
of
Week's Range
or
Friday's
J-D
1953
._
99%
102%
10014 106%
1108% 109%
"10 7 % 306%
J-J
.1954
(Bait City)
4%s
Lackawanna
riday 1
Last
Sale Price
A-O
—1955
External 5s__—Danzig Port & Waterways—
100
86%
(Balt)-
.1062
ref mtge. 2%s
1st
J-3
99%
Pwr
2%s conv debs
ref
92%
——
El
lst ref mtge 2%s ser
Q
1st ref 2%s series R
1st
93%
,,
—
Registered
.
Consul
Period
Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A20-year 7s.
——April 1946
A20-year Is
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s—
1948
Danish .Cons Municipal Loan—
104%
J-D
J-J
Chicago Transit Authority—
•Cities
Exchange
Agricultural
165
1948
Corp
debentures
5 lis
New York Curb
108%
160%
.
1970
Electric
Interest
106%
—1978
5s
B O N D S
109
105% 105)2
J-J
F
High
108% 108>2
2
Low
.—
Steel
Boston
1964
108'
Canada-
C-
Bethlehem
J-D
High
—
36.31 Jan.
12
35.13 Jan
—
4
35.90
36.01
Jan.
19
35.92
Jan.
20
36.03
Range for 1949
High
Low
___
35.20 Dec. 31
27.79 Jun.
15
s
30
COMMERCIAL
THE
(386)
&
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Railroad
United States
Total
Government
Int'l
and Miscel.
Number of
Week Ended Jan. 20,195<0
Bond
Bank
Foreign
Saturday
1,164,090
$1,849,000
$144,000
$1,993 000
Monday
1,462,950
3,404,000
295,000
3,699,000
Tuesday
Wednesday
1,787,570
3,780,000
422,000
4 202.000
5.485.COO
$5,000
481,000
4,999,000
1,565.740
Stocks
(Number
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
Monday, January 23, 1950
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Stocks
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
Thursday
1,174,240
3,453,300
420,000
2,000
3 875,300
Friday
1,438,630
3,726,500
716,000
21,000
4,463,500
Bonds (Par Value)
of
Week Ended Jan. 20, 1950
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
8,613.220
Saturday
176,580
251,370
'
$43,000
Monday
213,000
304.770
Tuesday
$6,000
$3,000
$52,000
9.000
54,600
276 000
133,000
74,000
Wednesday
338,505
109.000
260,595
159,000
87,000
137,000
$794,000
Total
Stocks—No. of shares
1950
1919
33,000
141,000
1,831,800
7,304,800
4.583,400
17,190,600
80,086,400
44,166,600
$19,143,400
$87,429,200
$48,953,000
21,211,800
Industrial™—,
&
$23,717,800
Total
8,000
219,000
$321,000
$91,000
$1,206,000
OTHER
STOCK
RANGE
Jan. 1 to Jan. 20
1949
1950
1.097,071
6,070,466
3,300,176
$794,000
$853,000
$2,377,000
$2,272,000
321.000
394,000
781,000
860,000
91,000
47,000
113,000
108,000
$1,206,000
$1,294,000
$3,271,008
$3,240,000
Domestic
Foreign governmentForeign corporate
Total
EXCHANGES
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 20
FOR
Friday
Week's
Miles
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS—
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS-
Par
Chemical
American
Agricultural
American
Sugar
Refining
American
Tel
•
100
lei.
American
100
Copper
pfd
Bigdlow-Sanford Carpet 6%
& Albany RR
Boston
100
Boston
Edison
25
Boston
Pavtori
Low
43%
40%
3,963
155
46%
Jun
Sep
45
32 % Mar
138
Dec
7%
5%
class
V/o
class
1st
A
223
22%
Jun
38%
Feb
30%
332
25%
Jun
35
Jan
Jan
115
5
110
Mar
120
10874 111
618
100
Apr
120
Jan
40
July
47
Dec
12
Aug
19%
Jan
577
39
39%
80c
100
100
80 c
5%
5
50c
21
Street
Mass
1st preferred
Jun
42%
Dec
72%
69%
72%
189
5034 Julv
7274
Nov
3574
35%
35%
36
3074
Feb
36 %
Nov
Jan
63
Pure
*
127a
50
10
Jun
13%
33
19
30 74
Oct
32%
Dec
27%
27%
25
24 %
J un
81%
Jan
17%
155
13%
Nov
28%
87
25 74
14%
76
Dec
Co
Standard
Oil
(N
Standard
Oil
(Ohio)
Timken
13%
16%
16%
16%
342
12%
12%
12%
50
22%
22%
10
67
67%
78
60%
Jun
74 %
Oct
25%
35%
26%
3574
110
2074
Jun
27 3
Oct
33
Nov
43% Mar
27%
28%
253
20%
Jun
26 %
Dec
31
31
2074 May
32%
Dec
*
_.l
—
13%
5
—
Brands
27%
17
27%
15
Oil
Vacuum
17%
•
-
Corp
Southern
__
♦
Oil
Radio
5%
3% July
12%
32%
__
__
—
,
17%
Jun
327/b
Oct
74
Jun
14
Jan
1474
Jun
1774
Oct
10%
Oct
1174
Nov
17%
Apr
22 %
Nov
9
5
5
15
Jun
6
Jan
20
135
143/8 July
21
Dec
68
71
330
59
80
Feb
72%
75 %
512
40
12%
64
15
57
Jun
68%
73%
75
35
68 %
40'4
40%
65
25
*
Bearing
26
—
10
8
Dec
63 %
__
10
Dec
123/8
38% July
8 7s Jun
70%
12%
Roller
—25
J)
71
3%
Nov
U
Steel
S
•
(new 1
Westinghouse Elec
:
__
-
10
Ry—
series A
6%
preferred
5%
preferred adjustment
class
Lines
353 4
34 %
Jan
100
Service
24% Mar
51
50
Jan
Jan
43
Nov
20
—100
Copper Range Co
65
i
1%
29% July
150
*
providence RR
SS
143/b
*
&
Eastern
14%
100
stamped
pfd
Boston
6%
14'4
100
stamped
pfd
1st
Personal Prop Trust
Eastern
2,038
Dec
36
42%
*
Standard
^
Boston
Cities
46%
Dec
35%
Pennsylvania RR
45%
High
30%
42%
*
Ohio Oil
115
Low
2674 Mar
36
Central
29%
46
Range for Year 1949
117
30%
i_—_■*
Register
29%
10
C
York
New
30 %
42%
-
Ohio Edison
Railroad—
prior preferred
preferred stamped
6 l/t>
Cash
__
Shares
High
—*
Motors
Socony
—100
Maine
&
7
5~
Stores
General
National
Low
—10
Dep't
Electric
28%
110%
Light_l_
of Prices
Jan
150%
Elevated Railway—
Stamped
Boston
&
General
High
34% Mar
-35
146% 14874
a
Range for Year 1949
High
437«
Power
Federated
Shares
40%
148 7
*
50
100
Woolen
Anaconda
.
Par
for Week
of Prices
Low
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Sale Price
&
Exchange
Week's
1949
1,594,615
Bonds
$62,000
$10,000
111,000
$5,000
$28,000
2,478.000
U. S. Government
Foreign
74,000
1950
13,250,999
Stocks—No. of share6_
International Bank
182,000
251.000
Weelc Ended Jan. 20
Bonds
Railroad
1.594,615
1949
31,266,250
4,095,107
8,613,220
-
226 000
2,000
5,000
'
Jan.'! to Jan. 20
Week Ended Jan. 20
!950
19.000
71.000
Thursday
$23,717,800
$28,000
$2,478,000
$21,211,800
Total
'
262,795
Total
Foreign
Corporate
Government
100
E
744
100
Inc
22 »/4
255
19%
Oct
23
May
36%
255
29
Jun
40
Dec
677
a
174
53 7/a
Jan
69%
Dec
21 %
36
•
Dec
36
%
•
First National Stores
Jan
88% -Oct
417a
66 7 i;
*
Employers Group Assoc
Dec
Aug
66 Ta
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Membera
General
Sillette
•
Kennecott
Co
Copper
New
42%
Dec
Jun.
37%
Dec-
New York Stock
52%
54%
305
40
Jun
56%
Jan
Detroit
15
15%
560
16
Jan
14%
Dec
58
Feb
•
50
72
75
76
48%
160
34% July
47%
54
160
46
59
18
397
29c
20
11%
10%
2.50
50
Rcxall Drug Co
18%
Jun
8,000
13c
Jan
25c
2,192
8
Jan
11%
I
17%
353
79
Apr
96%
Jan
Dec
177a
45c
55c
5,360
21c
Nov
45c
16%
17%
1,238
13%
Nov
17%
300
4%
Aug
548
13 %
Jun
6%
15%
16
6%
21%
21%
280
12%
Feb
21%
35
34%
35 %
420
29%
Jun
37
5
24
23
24
450
22%
Dec
35%
Jan
57
55%
57%
3,180
44%
Jun
55 a 4
Dec
477 a
487
a
425
42% May
52%
Jan
40%
40%
170
38 %
May
41 %
Dec
40%
41%
85
31% Aug
43%
Jan
14
14
50
12%
14%
Sep
•
;
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Friday
Jan
•
Inc.
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
Dec
6
15%
•
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DETROIT
Dec
%
95
2.50
Torrington Co
Ford Building
Dec
.—*
Shawmut Association
STOCKS—
Dec
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United Fruit Co
United Shoe
6r/o
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Machinery
25
25
common
preferred
Rubber
Co—
40%
io
Electric
System Inc
Westinghouse
•
Electric
Corp
12.50
317-8
3C%
31%
Jun
20% May
1,472
33 %
Dec
2%
5%
2
14%
147k
480
10%
10%
14%
14 7
Baldwin Rubber
1
=
Burroughs Adding Machine
*
Davidson
Bros
1
Cleveland Navigation
common—
STOCKS—
Sale Price
Par
Exchange
Range
of Prices
Low
Shares
Gasket
Gray
Friars
Ale
Low
High
High
Gar
Wood
—
Stove
Brewing
common
Brewing
Range for Year 1949
8%
22%
8%
22
Feb,
Jun
374
Aug
6% May
14% Dec
7% Mar
10
Dec
t!
1,580
13%
Nov
16
Jan
6%
100
5%
Jun
135
7%
Sep
874 Nov
8%
2,640
4%
Jun
22%
9,354
20%
Jan
23%
Sep
;
Industries
1
9%
9%
100
7% Mar
93;,
Jan
1
2
2
100
174
Jan
2%
Jan
1
Mfg—
—
Frankenmuth
5
Feb
7%
7%
100
4%
Jun
9%
Jan
5
&
Irpn
Federal Mogul
for Week
67 »
20
Edison
Detroit-Michigan
Sales
Week's
14%
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6%
7%
908
American Metal Prod
2%
400
5%
14%
High
LOW
2%
Detroit
Last
Range for Year 1919
Shares
High
1
Detroit
Friday
LOW
1
common
Detroit
Cincinnati Stock
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Adtes Brewing——
Allen
Detroit &
Waldorf
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Dec
Par
Union
1>
Chicago Stock Exchange
Jan
11%
93
100
Pennsylvania RR
Stock Exchange
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Jun
29c
5
England Tel & Tel
North Butte Mining-—
New York Curb Exchange
Exchange
Sep
17%
-
Dec
54
S.
Dec
47%
75
_1
Cos—
New
&
Jun
23%
*
Linotype
Service
England Electric System
Stone
33%
493.
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Nash-Kelvinator
National
1,727
35%
100
chemical
Mergenthaier
42%
33%
100
common—
preferred
b'/o
41%
35 %
*
Maine Central RR
Mathieson
42 %
*
Electric
Safety Razor
18%
18%
100
15%
Jun
1874
Nov
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2%
2%
500
2
200
5c
1
20
2074
2074
10
18
Nov
25%
Feb
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Manufacturing class B
Baldwin
8
15 %
16%
410
12
Mar
15%
Jan
General
Motors
Brewing
Champion Paper
Churngold Corp
*
*
*
16%
16
%
100
12
Jan
16%
Dec
337'b
343/8
300
18%
Jun
3074
40c
1
40c
Oct
Dec
3%
Jun
13
5%
13
100
774
Aug
70
73
1,929
52%
Jun
5%
5%
536
3%
95c
674
Apr
Mar
Feb
12
Dec
7274
Nov
Dec
American
Laundry
Mach
Burger
34 %
7%
7 %
100
30%
30 34
156
5
8
July
Apr
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Goebel Brewing
Hoskins
1
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1
4%
.
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4 V'b
4%
200
3
Jun
5%
Jan
1
Corp
—
10%
10%
550
5%
Jan
1074
Dec
Cincinnati
&
Coca
Cola
common_8%
Street
Bell
Sub
Cine
Electric
25
A—
5%
53/8
50
Tel
74%
73%
*
108
26%
Apr
.
32%
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10%
2%
12%
12%
*
13%
13%
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%
1,274
Oct
7%
Jan
Howell Electric
74'%
1,063
63
Jun
76%
Jan
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5
108
3%
15
113
Aug
125
Sep
15
12
Nov
16
Jan
18%
19 %
98
15%
Jun
19% Mar
45
45
30
23
Jan
Dec
55
55
20
44
Jan
Oct
Murray
12%
12%
90
11
July
13%
59 \ '4
60
36
43%
Jan
6074
Dec
15%
15 %
10
15
Dec
12%
12%
64
80
10
18%
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Gibson
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—*
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common
*
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—
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12%
48%
55
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21
Mar
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Screw
Masco
Insulation
Procter & Gamble
*
83%
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*
13%
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—
Western Bank
—
50
18
—
1,586
13%
120
37
47%
47%
6
8%
47%
83%
13%
37
•
common
Unlisted
Electric
8%
100
50
7% Aug
57 %
Feb
17%
8674
Jan
9:!4 Mar
Dec
Mar
6
14%
Oct
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Jan
50
Nov
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7% Mar
8
Jan
4074
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1%
1
10
15%
16
3%
•
com
Pfeiffer Brewing
Nov
12%
1%
1%
4 %
38
1
35%
%
2%
1,252
Oct
8%
Jan
1%
400
Feb
134
1 %
1.900
Apr
1%
Feb
2
95c
1.400
600
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.
10%
Jun
2%
Dec
Dec
Dec
Mar
1574
Dec
3%
100
4%
1,025
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Jun
1,574
24%
Jan
38%
Dec
100
1%
Jun
3%
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102
1874
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Dec
38
2%
2%
37%
39%
374 July
4
%
Jan
Dec
40
Jun
1%
5%
1%
•
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July
9%
28
4%
1
common
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Packard Motor Car
(H
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*
&
Co
2
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Manufacturing Co
274
3
2,025
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4
2%
2%
2%
1,725
1%
Jun
2
10
—
2%
1
Manufacturing
Standard
•
34%
1
Airlines
Armco Steel
148%
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459
13%
12%
127i
1,045
10%
Jun
13
9%
1
9%
100
874
274
2%
200
2
Aug
Feb
Dec
12%
Nov
12
Nov
Stocks—
Stores
American
1.090
15
1
1
1
Corporation
National
Soss
Allied
3%
14%
1
Products
Paxke, Davis common
Magnavox
3%
15
Jan
14
Jun
Nov
Jan
*
16%
*
—
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—*
-
16%
1
Crystal Tissue
Eagle Picher
Formica
Motor
4
Jun
974
142
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3
400
Houdaille-Hershey common
Cincinnati Gas &
Service
25
16
—
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*
l
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see
page
38.
34%
30
2674
Feb
34%
Dec
146 7'« 148%
305
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Jun
19%
Jun
29%
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Tube
class
&
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B
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—
25
27%
29
647
29%
30%
225
233/4
Nov
3474
Jan
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75%
185
3774
Feb
70%
Dec
33
33%
63
2534
Jun
33%
Dec
12%
12%
1,111
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Jun
13
Dec
Warner
8%
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25
674
Dec
10
Apr
Wayne Screw Products
73%
12%
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common
common
30%
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Curtiss-Wright
34%
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2%
1
2%
2%
2%
1.300
5
15%
15%
1574
153
1,920
i
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United States
1
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& Company
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common
common
common.
11%
11%
50
33%
33%
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15%
92c
92c
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1
1
1%
1%
1%
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400
Sep
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3%
Oct
%
2%
Jan
Jun
2%
14
1874
Jan
Jun
1074
Jun
Dec
32% May
37
Mar
15
Aug
13
July
300
72c
July
1 %
Apr
1,800
93c
Sep
174
Jan
Volume
171
Number
4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
Los
Friday
Week's
Last
Par
•
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560
82%
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97
33%
Feb
39%
Jan
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Jun
7%
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109
109
109
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37%
37%
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600
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4%.
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10%
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5
Jun
18%
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Jun
4%
Oct
10
48%
Nov
46%
Feb
8%
3,145
6 Va
July
13%
14 Vb
2,273
57%
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Jun
13 Va
Dec
23%
85
Sep
24
Apr
10%
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15%
Dec
170
30 Va
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Oct
(Un)
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Corp
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Continental
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Creameries
Crown
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Feb
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Dec
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75%
168
38%
65%
Dec
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5%
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Feb
3Va
Apr
12%
Jun
19
Jan
12'/2
175
10
Jun
17%
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100
13%
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17%
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56
95c
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22%
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25%
29%
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95c
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July
1.80
21% Mar
28%
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4%
4%
Dec
Apr
Jan
28
4 Va
108
10%
10%
425
6%
100
1
6%
5
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Inc_
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,
1
——
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Jun
12% Dec
(Un)__5
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_•
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7%
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A
Douglas
Bond
Electrical
Exeter
7%
^
Jan
13%
Nov
Jun
29%
Dec
360
5
7% Jan
Feb
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&
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8
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71%
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Goodrich
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21%
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325
11
Feb
18%
Dec
13
100
12% July
13%
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40c
5.200
1%
2,400
50
300
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310
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9%
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305
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1,140
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Aug
11
Oct
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16%
42%
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Dec
41% Mar
45%
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52%
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72%
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Nov
20 Va-July
25
Feb
65 Va
69
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23
23
100
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508
.
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Northern
Ry
Greyhound Corp
(Un)_
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46%
74
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100
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10
11%
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*
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45
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36%
Feb
9%
3%
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Jan
41
Dec
Nov
12
July
Feb
120
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1,100
1.70
Jun
4%
15
1,800
9%
Feb
14%
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of
40
8%Nov
11%
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(Un)
38%
38%
1,065
22%
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36 %
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Power
Kennecott
Kern
Corp
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Laclede
Corp
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5%c
5 %c
1,000
2c
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9%
9%
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1,550
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2.20
2.20
2.30
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a
8%
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95c
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50
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146
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12%
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16%
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Montgomery
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Distillers
New York
Nordon
North
1
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American
Co
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12%
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Ohio
Ohio
Oil
Edison
Oil
Pacific
Finance
Pacific Gas & Elec
6'i*
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5%
redeemable
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footnotes
Apr
43%
Dec
68
71
569
45
Jun
68
Dec
31%
Feb
40
4c
July
20%
Feb
37
Nov
May
37
Dec
68
35%
6c
35%
15
36'/a
50
22%
2.095
16%
34%
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1,000
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27
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9%
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Sep
Oct
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Nov
2,835
29%
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35%
26%
26'/a
800
23 Va
Apr
27'A
29'/a
29%
765
26% Mar
30
31 %
31 %
Sep
1,550
28 Va Mar
32
Nov
28%
29Va
28%
28%
273
27 Vb
Apr
10%
Sep
29% Aug
11% Nov
32%
Jun
49%
12%
12%
12%
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53
51%
53
1,288
•
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35%
36%
595
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63
Dec
Jan
27% July
17% Apr
37 V*
Feb
22
Oct
43 'A
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43%
43'A
326
37%
Feb
45 Va
Dec
66%
66%
67%
692
62%
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72%
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(Un)
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117
13%
Feb
21%
Dec
801
16%
Feb
28
Dec
11%
2,612
11%
Dec
preferred class B
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4%%
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19%
19%
130
17%
Jun
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36%
36%
36%
374
28'/a
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Feb
64%
•
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71%
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912
58
Feb
69%
11%
100
8% May
14% Feb
Texas
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Texas
Gulf
Textron
25
(Un)
Sulphur
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Co
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common
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•
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Co
Western
&
Air
Carbide
Union
Oil Co
of Calif
Union
Pacific
RR_Co
&
24%
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16
18%
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__
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19%
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25 Va
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10
Jan
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Dec
18%
300
10%
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17 Va
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9%
1,110
6%
Feb
9%
Dec
10%
100
185
20
Mar
~24%
Dec
192
35% Jun
45 Va
Dec
2,696
25
Jun
32 Va
Sep
120
76 Va
Jun
86
Jan
26'A
165
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26%
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15
450
11
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100
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50
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interest
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Union
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Inc
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Dec
39%
Feb
26%
51
400
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26%
28%
7,716
42%
42%
190
35
12%
12%
100
10% Mar
-
__
Feb
Dec
July
12%
Dec
15
300
9%
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16%
Dec
8%
8%
545
5% Feb
7%
Dec
21'A
21%
115
31%
30%
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515
13% May
21 Va Jun
32%
Dec
135
18%
Nov
19%
Nov
4 Va
Nov
7%
Jan
4
—
31%
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10
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23%
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100
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Midwest Stock Exchange
May
2.40
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Dec
31
7%
7%
150
1.35
1.35
1.40
4,350
25%
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17% al7%
25
6%
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July
16%-Jan
235
14%
262
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24%
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77 %c
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600
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70c
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Oct
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83
1%
4,254
1%
34% Mar
1%
Jun
Par
11
Apr
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
8% Mar
1.45
Jan
Ball
_
_
_.
_
American
Airlines
American
Investment
Dec
American
Rad
American
Tel
17%
Nov
•
Laboratories
18% Aug
25
28
Anaconda
(Un)
Stafrd
&
&
1
Tel
Copper
San
(Un)
Co
Armco
Steel
&
40%
Dec
Asbestos
2 %
Jan
Athey
(Un)
Co (111)
Mfg
90c
4,300
65(r
Dec
1.90
Jan
Automatic
1,757
18%
Dec
a2%
25
59
23%
23%
12%
12%
13c
14c
11%
11%
18%
18%
18%
(Un)_100
540
17%
237
(Un)
Jun
Jun
Dec
Belden
Aviation
Dec
8% Aug
Dec
Jun
13 %
Jan
Sep
20c
Jan
210
8%
Jun
11%
16%
Jan
20
21c
1
21c
Jun
19%
Dec
Jan
Eurd
1.60
1.50
1.60
2,100
32%
33%
1,212
27%
27%
27% "
34
33%
34'*
300
50
1.30
28
24%
(E
L)
Piston
Mar
Sep
2.65
Jan
Butler
32 y«
Dec
Canadian
Jun
32%
Jan
Carr-Consol
Dec
3%
Feb
Feb
4
Dec
28
26 %
28%
1,000
10%
10
10%
1,800
22%
22%
100
13%
14
2.900
28%
28%
100
10
_
17% May
7% Jan
28
16
22%
Feb
Dec
10% July
Dec
Jun
10
138%
14%
Dec
Jun
150%
Jan
25% Jun
35
Jan
19%
28%
Dec
Dec
Jun
Jun
8%
1
1%
1%
1%
1,300
1
Apr
1% Aug
4
_
5%
4%
5%
450
2
Aug
5%
Jan
2%
1%
June
2%
Jan
5
Jun
7%
Jan
350
25 %
Jun
36%
Jan
350
11
Jun
15%
1.200
27
Jun
37%
Jun
7%
23% Jun
33%
•
_
5
_
-
Corp
_.
9
8%
•
(Un)
10
34%
2%
350
6%
2,400
34%
35
13%
13
13%
37
35%
37
5%
5%
1,850
31 'A
32%
32 Va
500
5
4%
Feb
Dec
Jan
Jan
—
13%
450
9
Feb
14
Dec
56%
57
300
43
Apr
59%
Dec
52
50
40
Mar
39%
■
•
52
40
400
29 % Mar
150
14 '/a
13%
13%
5
_
16,900
2
1
__
9
6%
3
„
Corp
21%
Dec
Centlivre
Inc
Co
_
_1
_
66
Oct
39%
Dec
Brewing
Corp
30%
Jan
33%
Sep
Central
&
Apr
36%
Nov
Central
111 Secur Corp
28%
Nov
South
28%
525
26 %
Apr
28% '
550
27%
Sep
29
Dec
Certain-teed
50
51%
Jan
62%
Nov
Cherry
Convertible
Corp..
150
700
17
17
50
Jun
22
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
31
Dec
13% Jun
18
Dec
6% July
16
9%
10%
1,400
6% Jun
11%
Dec
15%
700
10% Jun
15%
Dec
3%
3%
500
3%
4
600
14%
15
1.600
2%
10%
25
——
——
_
2%
Feb
2
—
4% Mar
—
—
Jun
14%
Dec
100
% Mar
2%
Dec
10%
*
preferred
Burrell
8%
1
_
common
(Un)
18%
31
5
__
West Corp
Products
8%
30
14%
10
_
1
32%
18%
8%
31
-12%
_
(rJn)
378
28%
8
_
Biscuit
1,686
28%
2%
_
..
common
Pacific
35%
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.
Manufacturing
Corp
Bros
35
a61% a61% "*
Jan
3
1,600
Ring
Burton-Dixie
July
18% Mar
10%
Dec
2%
2,300
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Burkhart tF)
41c
6'A Dec
6
Dec
100
29%
5
_
—
Steel
Shoe
Bruce
11%
33 %
a20% a20%
Brown
Dec
Nov
Dec
Jan
July
5%
23c
Dec
19%
700
30%
Eorg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach IE J.) & Sons
12%
"*200
20%
3
Brewing
Bethlehem
57
*
10
Berghoff
350
a6%
Oct
3'A
146% 148%
Mfg Co
9%
*
a6%
450
18
14% Nov
3%
29%
Washer
Mfg Corp^
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bendix
22%
7%
50
3%
148%
„
Corp
Mar
7c
4,000
4% Jun
7%
•
_
_
Co
2.10 Mar
302
„
18%
a6 %
6%
400
50
—
Avco
a2%
15% July
2% Jan
50
6 %
200
—100
Mining
Co
Products
18%
17%
5,300
High
37% Jun
3%
■
1
(111)
23%
600
Feb
1.10 Mar
3%
1
21
6%
50C
—
Low
53
22%
22%
•
Bearing
Range for Year 1949
51%
5
_
Shares
High
20%
-I
_
Castings
Roller
&
53
10
.
of Prices
LOW
5
Co
Corp
80c
Jun
Sales
for Week
Jan
18%
11
Range
Sale Price
a2%
56'
Week's
Friday
July
Allied
10
25%
33% Sep
20% Jun
50
200
14%
12.50
Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
Willys-Overland Motors Inc ( Un)
Jan
25
Dec
41
•
(Un)
West
26%
25
19
1
:
Co
16% July
25% Dec
5
Inc
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Oct
Mar
42'/a
•
Dec
5
41
•
Warner
Jun
Jan
a23% a23%
--
10
Western
2%
a22% a23 %
a23
10
Corp
Jun
.—1
18%
i-1
w
Consolidated Oil Co
Western
26(4
(Un)_l
com
(Un)—
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de
■
—
10
United States Rubber Co
Van
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—
1
—
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States
Y
10
Corporation
Certificates
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5
Inc
Air
United
■
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United
United
20
10
41
25
77
•
38.
Sep
41
Apr
34% Feb
25
a23% a23%
25
page
19%
233
617
25
(Un)
Aetna
1
see
Jan
51
43
15
Akron Brass Manufacturing
Alleghany Corp (Un)
(Un)—•
preferred
16%
51
43
•
(Un)
Oct
a8%
Indemnity Company
1,443
Nov
69ya
Jan
redeemable preferred class A—25
Pacific
19%
Dec
8% Mar
31'/a
Jun
Nov
a8%
common
Jun
56 y«
7%
748
preferred
Jun
22%
2,232
56%
17%
of Calif
6%
600
Jan
63 %
48%
8
Corp
350
33%
19%
19%
9%
33
6%
32
62%
Jun
17%
(Un)
Jun
62%
May
5
Co_
8%
9%
5
--Jan
Jun
Co
Company
Jan
_•
5
Nov
Corp
17%
Dec
"v
Occidental Petroleum
4%
270
Dec
Dec
27%
43
(Un)—1
Northern Pacific Railway Co
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1,030
42
10%
Advanced Aluminum
1.05
Un)
5%
a30 a31%
6 Va
72 %c Mar
26%
Nov
1
Aviation Inc
North
Dec
11
17
48%
Limited
Aug
Jan
27
Aug
1
Prod Corp
(Un)
4 Vb
47c
25
1
15
500
Central RR
Corporation
70.1
1
133
2,009
National City Lines Inc
1,500
•
Inc
16%
1.60
;
175
50c
common
Admiral
1.60
(Un)
Corp
6%
40%
Calif
(N J)
Jan
55 %
(Un)
5%
5%
25c
.
(Un)
39
1
Inc
49c
•
(Ind)
Co
9
1
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6%
39%
*
a—
•
Co
—
50c
Dec
(Un)
of
Webster
18%
&
Dec
25
100
1
&
Mng
15
25
940
Middle South Utilities
Monogram Pictures Corp
Jun
1
7
1
Petroleum
3Va
(Un)
46%
18
Co
1,025
1
Co
Oil
&
Armour
Menasco
Jan
11%
25
Sep
1
McKesson & Robbins Inc
27%
—
3
1
Mascot Oil Company
Jun
IIIIZIII22%
54%
1
(Un)
Magnavox Company
17%
.
3,548
20
Co
779
12
15
7
•
Hotel
25
30
46
7
Corp
24
25
•
280
10c
(Un)
Inc
Angeles Biltmore
Apr
4%
1
5
Co
Lockheed Aircraft
Los
a
a54 %
1
Libby McNeil & Libby
9
Jan
(Un)
_4
Lane-Weils Company
Lincoln
16%
5
(Un)
4%
5
1
Land Co
Light Co (Un)
Nov
2%
Company
Sunray Oil Corp
Acme
Kaiser-Frazer
7
952
1.75
Del
Dec
•
(Un)_7%
International Tel & Teleg Corp
707
5
5
Jan
38%
10
(new)
Paper Co
Jan
9%
Oct
9%
5%c
100
Petroleum Corp
International
150
1.80
14
a
Imperial Development Co Ltd——25c
Independent Exploration Co
-33Vic
Intercoast
12%
15
(Un)
14
9
4%
Oct
1.75
1.75
6.66%
RR Co
100
12%
1
12.50
Foods, Inc.
Illinois Central
__
5
Co
Company
Jun
•
(Un)
Brands Inc
Woolworth
Hancock Oil Co of Calif A
Jun
9%
1
(Un)
Studebaker Corporation
United
Jun
Zio
—
7%
Feb
42%
»
(Un)
65c
Aug
% July
2
(Un)
25'A
1,972
ttjM
303
1
common
500
14
Jan
7%
-
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Oct
•
Corp
Feb
72
13
Bank_100
(Un)
Util
17%
23
Aug
Feb
19%
1
class
General Foods Corporation
Public
50%
4
_
Co
20 Va
5
Corp
Ltd A
Liquidating Corp
Farmers and Merchants Natl
Fitzsimmons
10
"
74%
lioc
v
FAR
General
Jan:
55%
Feb
414
a21% a21 Va
•
Inc
Inc
Oil Company
General
'
8%
22
230
7%
8 Va
Jun
8%
"
Co
Industries
Electric
a28V2 a30%
1
-
Aircraft
Dresser
5%
54% Mar
240
8%
—
10
175
13 Va
13%
28%
13%
•
Southern Railway Company
Dec*
6%
2,355
1
(Un)
(Del)
America
of
27%
50c
—
3%
_!»
(Un)
Pacific
Dec
Feb
•
_1
Co
Southern
Dec
16%
'
Consolidated
Southern
35
Jun
90c
Jan
8
Apr
36Va May
33% Oct
1
preferred
Jun
269
23%
4.88%
May
350
a
53
32 Va
preferred
3
4%
——
39% May
(Un)
preferred
10
12%
•
(Un).
565
200
preferred
28
a29 %
1
Mng__.
Y
4.32%
4.48%
50
17%
a20
50%
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165
4 %
„23
Apr
50%
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Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd com—25
831
16%
*
(Un)
(Un)
a
12
•
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4 %
'
•
(Un)
Corp
4%
*
com
a72%
Jan
•
65 Va
64%
2,002
—
16%
a
10%
10
25
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Jan
525
a4%
9%
Solar Aircraft Company
Dec
10
15%
Va
Jan
Co
4.56%
16
a4
17%
B
Sinclair
Jan
Feb
a33% d3'-%
1
Nov
Company
Class
25% Mar
38%
85
1
__
13 3A
Sierra Trading Corp.—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Nov
a44% a45 %
-10
_
321
Co
&
Shell Oil Co
Oct
Jan
95
15
17%
50
5
of
Co
Roebuck
Security
Jan
2%
33 3A
Jun
'
Commonwealth Edison Co
Cons
37%
Jan
2,650
15%
_25
Jun
a57%
■'
Jan
17%
a
1
Regis Paper Co
Oil
1% Dec
185
A
24
common—
Finance
23%
6,575
a23% a23%
Jun
(Un)
Schenley industries
Seaboard
75c
6%
.
—
St
Jan
Seaboard
7%
13%
19%
Aeronautical Co
Sears
a57
8%
__
Apr
21
a48% a49%
*
Solvents
700
6
370
Safeway Stores Inc
Sep
7
1,136
■
^
•
Corp
Company
&
2
32%
Va
18% al9%
1
.__2.50
Jan
98
•
25
Fuel
Commercial
6
a 49%
10%
Co
51%
a9%
„
Dec
Co
Corp
18%
a9%
26%
8%
Inc
Oil
Oil
Oct
27%
26%
Drug
Ranch
Jun
495
—
—1
Clary Multiplier Corp
Columbia
.
&
Jun
36%
8
455
•
Gas
Oil
25c
9%
7%
9%
(Un)
Pictures Corp
40
50
2
4%
Apr
Sep
700
8
Chrysler Corp
Colorado
300
31%
5
2.50
13
35%
a9%
—5
_
150
11%
„
9%
(Un)
Corp
Rexall
Jan
3,800
25c
Jan
(Un)__2%
Apr
10%
11%
•
-15
12
Jun
4%
(Un)
Reserve
Ryan
Jun
Apr
Jun
33 %c
Republic Steel
Dec
7%
4%
25c
Republic
Dec
8%
18%
a55% a55%
■
5
8%
100
3%
11%
Jun
335
18%
PI
(Un)
12%'
IV/t
11%
*
Co
Co
8%
5
53%
3%
Corp of America (Un)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp (Un)
Va
Products
Cities Service
Oil
Jan
9
Jun
320
Radio
Dec
-
Aircraft
Pure
Jan
High
50 Va
4%
(Un)
Feb
54
160
Jun
Jun
Jan
(Un)
Ry Co (Un)
Case
(J
I) Company (Uni
Caterpillar Tractor Co (Un)
Cessna
Jun
23
37%
5
Pacific
Certain-teed
42
138Va
50
29
_
Co—
Co
105
2,029
■
Co
Range for Year 1949
Low
331
4%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Jan
35%
„5
Corp
(Un)
14%
Jun
Broadway Dept Store
Co
Jun
Jun
5
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Byron Jackson
Jan
10 Va
Pepsi-Cola Co
25%
1
Borden Company
Budd
8Va
345
-
a28% a28 %-
10
Corp
Airplane Company
Chlca
Bolsa
710
10% July
15 Va Dec
20 Va
Diamond
Boeing
Jan
795
—3
(Un)
Corp
7
297
RR
Shares
High
a53% a54%
a53%
for Week
•
Airways Corp
Inc
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
(Un)
Co
Pictures
Pennsylvania
751
—
Mining
Dec
29
100
common
(Un)
Steel
33%
30 Va
-25
(Un)
Appliances, Inc
Cons
Bethlehem
Jun
28%
20c
Bendix
27 Va
29%
„1
Corp
Mar
29
Consolidated—
Co
Aviation
4
30
—5
(Un)
Oil Co
Bendix
Jun
Corp
Car
American
10
Co
Barnhart-Morrow
2%
550
•;
a56
147
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Baldwin Locomotive Works (Un)__. -13
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co (Un)- 100
Barker
Pan
High
Motor
30
(Un)
Co
Manufacturing Corp
Petroleum
Lighting
Packard
180
-•
14*"
a55%
149
•
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
Bandim
15%
14
_
-
(Un)
& Company
.
100
(Un)
Atch
Avco
_•
(Un)
Co
Range for Year 1949
LOW
10%
15%
*
(Un)
American
33
10%
„1
Co
Shares
3%
Week's
Last
Par
Pacific
High
32%
•
'
American
American Woolen
Low
3%
(Un)
San
Friday
Sales
of Prices
...
(Un)
Light
&
>0
Sale Price
Paramount
Co
(Tin)
Inc
JANUARY
STOCKS—
"for Week
Range
Sale Price
(387)
EXCHANGES
ENDED
Angeles Stock Exchange
STOCKS—
Alaska
FOR WEEK
CHRONICLE
—
20
20
50
11% Jun
20
Dec
1
15%
16%
900
9% Jun
16%
Dec
5
10%
10%
150
9% Jun
13%
Jan
31
THE
(388)
32
&
COMMERCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
Monday, January 23, 1950
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY
>0
Friday
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS—
of Prices
Sale Price
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Corp
(Un)
125
—
common
Convertible
1
..
preferred
,
__
1*
preferred
Electric
$4.50
Coleman
15
50
Feb
14
Dec
Sears
Jun
65%
Jan
derrick
4%
66%
Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation (Un)__5
Mfg
Dodge
Corp
Chemical Co
Dow
Paper Corp
(The)
Controller & Mfg
Eddy
—
——"
—
.-15
—
1
Watch
National
Elgin
500
200
3,700
1,500
34
20%
100
814
54%
62
—
Electric
3%
5714
13/64 17/64
61% 62%
85
85
9214 95
12% 12%
5714
17/64
(Un)—5
de Nemours
II
(E
1,400
100
600
„
15
-
Pont
8%,
6
3%
Fitz
Jan
Jan
—
& Dock
Co
43%
Dec
28%
Jan
Standard
13
Dec
Standard
Jan
30%
Dec
Oil
(N
—
(Un)
42%
—*
Corp_
General
Motors
General
—
5
.
41%
72%
10
Public Utilities...—
10%
10
14%'
—
Candy
General Electric Co
9
—
--5
Brewing common——IVi
class A-___.%„_v_t..u_45
(Peter)
Fox
9
*
—
(Ohio)
Oil
Standard
Jan
5%
Jun
22 %
Jim
31%
7
Dec
9%
4%
Jun
8%
Dec
5%
Nov
7%
Jan
Jan
3%
Dec
Apr
56 %
Dec
2%
43
Stewart-Warner
16%
Dec
13/64
Dec
43%
Jun
63%
Nov
46
Jun
95
77
Aug
95
Safety Razor
(Un):.
-
Co
13
Jan
Oct
23%
Dec.
240
500
100
150
1,800
Goldblatt
Bros
13/64
Machine
&
Ctfs
19%
Co
of
9%
Sep
11%
9%
Jun
12% Jan
Nov
Grief
Brewery
Instrument Co____
1
8%
——
Brewing Co—
Hibbard
3
—
Bartlett—:
Spencer
Products
Steel
165
450
300
135
100
23
100
11
__
100
1,100
11
39
38%
36%
14
—*
14
5%
14%
600
5%
400
28%
32%
29%
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—1
•——.
200
450
23
—.
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Tool
Pneumatic
1,100
650
900
125
357
265
39
3
Light--.—29%
__*
200
33
Unioii-Carbide
14%
Oct
United
Air
Jan
United
Corp
34% Jun
Switchboard
Company)
Key
Kropp
La
Forge
Extension University
Salle
Laclede-Christy
Laclede Gas
11
__
Co
—
&
Libby
common
—
Lincoln
Lindsay Light & Chemical
Marshall
Field
•
Brick
Meyer Blankc Co
West
Corp
20
__
__
31
50%
6%
6%
15 %
4
*
——1
—————5
7%
25
__
*
—
Mickelberry's Food Prod
Middle
4914
—__*
class B
Medusa Portland Cement
Metropolitan
__
*
Co
&
(Arthur G)
McKce
7%
20
49
—
McNeil & Libby—
7
Printing Co common——1
Co
16
6%
4
—10
'_.
*
Leath
7%
13%
7
HVb
16
5
Light (Un)
2%
.
11
5
Co
& Sessions
Lamson
7
13%
__
—__1
33%c
Monarch Co
Co common
Knapp
14%
13
11
6
—
*
.__*
common
27%
45%'.
14%
13
10%
6
2%
13%
Kelley Island Lime & Transport-——*
Kellogg
26%
-4§«%
2%
_•
Co
Shoe
27%
453*-
—*
Harvester
International
15%
9%
2%
—
51%
25%
31
50%
6%
15%
10
2,°«
Piping & Supply
Miller & Hart v t c common.:.
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co—
Missouri Portland Cement
Modine
Mfg
Jun
9%
Jan
Monroe
Chemical
Co
preferred
Nash-Kelvinator
National
1,500
I 400
300
50
250
500
2,200
600
300
3,700
600
10
1.000
150
270
Wilson
Dec
Wisconsin
Dec
Woodall
Pressure
National Standard
Jan
Oct
15
Jan
1% May
3%
10
Jun
14%
National
Tile
Noblitt-Sparks
Nov
18
(Un)__
RR
Inc__'.
Ind
North
American
Car
13%
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
19%
23% Aug
North
American
Peoples Gas
8% Mar
12%
Oct
12%
Jan
Feb
22%
Oct
6
Apr
37
Nov
Oak
1% May
Mfg
23
July
1% 'Jan
16
Jun
2%
3
Edison
Oct
28
13%
36%
Dec
13
Jun
18%
Jan
Jun
5%
Dec
2%
Oil
(Un)_
Packard
Co
Motor Car
(Un)
Airways
American
Pan
—
Paramount Pictures
(Un)_.
Nov
5%
Penn
prior preferred —
Switch class A._—
Elec
31% July
35
Apr
Chemical
27%
Dec
29%
40%
Jan
46%
Jan
15%
Nov
Electric
Storage
10
Jan
15%
Feb
Fidelity
&
6% July
4%
Dec
Dec
Delaware
_
Nov
General
Motors
Jan
10
Gimbel
Brothers
8%
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
6%
Jun
Jun
10
Jan
4%
8%
10
Jun
July
6%
Jun
14% July
July
39
7% Mar
Mar
14
LI
(Glenn
Martin
Dec
38%
400
25'%
Jun
38%
Dec
Corp of America (Un)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
(Un)
Radio
6%
18
Jan
9%
Dec
13
Oct
1%
Jun
2%
Nov
May
19
26
Nov
Nov
11
Jan
4%
Oct
24
3%
9 %
Dec
14%
Dec
10% Jan
31% Jan
4%
.1963
Republic Steel Corp
Rexall
Drug
(Un)
Richman
River
13%
26%
com
St
Co
Louis Nat StOckyds
St Louis
For
Paper
Jan
Public
Service
El & Gas common
div preference
$1.40
Reading
Sun
■—
Co
—
Paper
Oil
common
common
Co
United
(without dividend)
Gas Improvement
Corp
—
Coal
Public
Service
footnotes
see
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page
38.
•
40
5
7
40
4%
7%
23%
22%
40%
—
22%
41%
64 %
73%
15%
__
—
72-'%
.
64 %
69%
15%
7%
8
5%
1 5_
10%
%
—
—
22% Feb
10%
22 •
2,300
Jan
3%
25
24%
10%
150%
16
Dec
370
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
165
9
Jun
16
Dec
Dec
33
7%
Jun
481
44%
Jun
68 Va
Jun
8
Oct
16% Mar
22%
Dec
16%
Jan
22%
Dec
3(4
Jun
51%
4%
192
125
2,901
152
56%■ Jun
50
4,378
150
72%
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
783
6%
Jun
11%
Jan
3%
Nov
5%
Dec
10%
%
20
7%
Jun
20
fii
Jun
3,352
6%
Jan
11%
Dec
5,125
16%
Jan
22%
Dec
4,103
13%
Nov
17%
Jan
190
32%
Jun
45%
Nov
112
32
Nov
37%
Oct
20%
Jan
24Va
Nov
23
Nov
25%
Nov
11
25%
4,464
387
25%
Ja»
17 Va Mar
40%
Jan
25%
29 %
26
1,062
20
Jan
25%
Dec
25%
Jun
29% Dec
21%
67%
Dec
57%
56%
1
13Va
3%
26%
40
20
20'«
30 %
3%
26%
20%
28%
22%.
(.8%
53%
4
26%
21
30%
Jan
—
•
50
*
50
17
416
30
119,2
107% 107%
43 % 43%
47% 49
110
—
—
__
—
Jnn
23%
130
46% Jan
69 Va
332
52
Feb
66%
1,040
3
Dec
310
17%
Oct
3% Dec
890
Feb
26%
Dec
127
I
18 %
20% Mar
22 Va
Jun
337
27%
Jun
37%
Jan
102% May
110
Dec
100%
Jun
107%
Dec
2.000
37
Apr
54%
Feb
5,500
43
Apr
61 %
Feb
$4,200
1,500
'
Jun
10%
Range
Last
of Prices
Low
Par
Allegheny Ludlum
Columbia Gas System
5% Aug
8
Jan
L)
Shares
Range for Year 1919
Low
High
25 Va
103
17%
Jun
15
171
11
Jun
26% Jan
15 Va Nov
Apr
10Va May
9%
9%
100
7
"
12%
12%
206
9%
Jun
13
Dec
12%
12%
12%
412
8%
Jun
13%
13%
35
8%
Jun
Jun
12%
12
23%
25%
8%,
3%
23%
Dec
13 7«i
2% July
4%
15
Dec
19%
Jan
Fort
Pitt Brewing
*
5
1
21%
Jun
Nov
21%
18%
17
Refractories com—*
255
Jun
Harbinson Walker
21%
9
10
5
25%
25%
26%
170
20%
Jun
Duquesne
Brewing
17%
Jan
Aug
134
Dec
8%
Jan
12
Apr
4%
Feb
5
Jun
25
Jun
Mackintosh-Hemphill
McKinney Mfg
Mountain Fuel Supply—
—
1
10
8%
8
Jan
National Fireproofing Corp
Oct
Pittsburgh Brewing new
Old
19%
150
19%
824
5
600
New
$2.50
conv
2%
52%
pfd
9%
Jun
14%
Jan
7%
Jun
9%
Apr
Jun
27%
Jan
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry common
4% Aug
6%
Dec
Rennar Co
Jun
40
700
1,600
450
100
40
17%
5
2,600
San Toy
Dec
6%
Dec
Standard
42%
Dec
Westinghouse Air Brake
Dec
Steel
Westlnghouse
Spring
Electric
Corp
1
•
12.50
2%
2%
53
6,315
2%
2%
Dec
Dec
35
Dec
Jun
37%
Dec
2% May
5%
32%
500
36%
375
28%
7%
7%
200
10c
Jan
Dec
54
32 %
lie
2%
Jan
Aug
Dec
35%
75c
Dec
Dec
27% May
32%
75c
Jun
Oct
Jan
450
36 %
1
Mining
44%
Dec
■
52%
6% July
15
32
1
30% July
6%
—5
*
25
10
*
1,000
200
3%
20%
4%
common—2%
preferred
8%
3%
7%^Dec
33%
High
23%
"
Co
for Week
14%
-*
Co
Blaw-Knox
Clark
<D
24%
*
Steel
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
Jan
Jun
10
Jun
Sale Price
Feb
3%
Apr
12
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
6%
Nov
Aug
STOCKS—
Apr
37
Jan
75% Mar
Jun
51%
17
May
33%
4%
13% Jun
Feb
031
13%
527
Telephone &
24%
106
Jan
Jun
22%
convertible debentures
24
20
Dec
.11%
1,331
2%s convertible debentures
Dec
Jun
Jun
Jun
138
30%
—
Telegraph—
1957
—1961
Baltimore Transit Co 4s_
_1975
5s series A
1975
American
May
8%
19%
31%
8%
5%
23%
16% 17%
42% 44%
37% 39%
39%
27% Dec
Jun
Jan
600
66%
7%
22%
21%
__
2,755
1919
High
Low
15
12%
14%
14
63%
__
Range for Year
21%
265
BONDS
20% July
1,700
100
4,000
45%
14%
11%
13%
13%
__
Shares
High
30% 31 %
146% 149
14%
12%
—
Corp
Jan
15%
17% 17%
133% 133%
9% 10%
7
7%
—
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
•
1
13%
Sales
Week's
Last
—1
Dec
31
300
50
600
300
100
24%
6%
451/2
128% Dec
Jan
Jun
Aug
19%
22%
6%
17
15%
•
—2%
•
5
—*
Co
Eros
Raisin
(Un)
118% Nov
Jan
17% July
6%
6,200
$1,000
_
_
Feb
Mar
24
1,100
600
14'%
9%
25 6%
45%
7
9% July
62% July
*
Philco
2%s
4%
9%
9
100
300
Dec
Sep
4%
9%
19
13'%
13%
77%
21%
Jun
4%
9%
9%
Dec
13%
76%
13%
25%
29 %
3%
23% Jun
13%
Oct
77%
9
128% 128 "a
5
•
Apr
Dec
3,100
•
1
Dec
16
50
35%
64%
Dec
3,500
8
Dec
14%
10%
1,65()
15%.
—3
Sep
Dec
Nov
27%
28'4.
12%
11%
15%
24%
24%
17
34%
8%
22
50%
33Pa
8
Jun
Jun
600
11%
_
10%
33%
27%
27%
11%
2
_
23%
17%
24%
32%
1
Jan
1
Jup
27%,
'
Dec
11%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
•
Pennsylvania RR —
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common
10
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co——*
Philadelphia Electric common
•
$] div preference common
•
Philadelphia Insulated Wire
"
Apr
33%
—
33
Jan
Pennroad Corp
July
•
28
(Un)
26%
Jun
11
Dec
32 %
27%
*
Co
Jun
20%
Dec
Jun
1
Oil
Pure
20 %
1,200
15
6%
Pressed Steel Car common—
9,400
Dec
1
13
11%
17%
350
100
600
28 1
31 %
11%
*
-
—
National Power & Light—
Jun
__
26%
30%
28
J.—
Oct
8
10%
1
Nov
38 %
—
1,700
200
700
100
800
(The)
Co
14%
33 %
Lone Star Gas
Potter
45% Dec
3%
———10
17%
9%
17%
15
Dec
34
1,900
Dec
Jun
—_______———5
10
*
41 %
133 %
10
Dec
50
Dec
Dec
___
Corp
59
150
400
1.350
17%
3 %
Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh
Jun
600
29%
10%
10
Nov
24%
19
27
44%
14%
Deposit Co—
47%
26%
13%
May
42% Jun
180
50
43
Jan
8% July
11% Mar
100
49%
44 Va
•
35
24%
18%
25%
—50
100
33%c
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
20
300
Battery
56%
15%
150
It Va
200
3s—
Light
&
Power
Dec
__
29%
18''4
Oct
11%
29%
—
12
29%
700
Corp
Apr
10
12
29 %
*
Jan
Nov
65%
3%
Curtis Publishing Co
21)'2
25
Feb
3%
__
50
10
500
—
49%
64%
Chrysler Corp
29
37
22%
6%
16%
1,000
2%
Nov
29
__
60%
30"%
149
United
26%
Patterson-Sargent Co——_—______*
Peabody Coal Co common
5
60
—*
American Tel & Tel
100
Arundel Corporation
*
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
13
Baltimore Transit Co 5%
1st pfd—100
Budd Company
*
Westmoreland
—
60 %
'
Westmoreland Inc—
50
3%
12%
2%
11%
Stores
American
29%
100
400
1,400
12%
—,—1
(Un)
36%
Nov
Par
23% July
_*
Co
Ohio
Dec
Jun
8%
3%
Nov
Jun
8
Ohio
Dec
27%
Feb
39%
Feb
7%
14
3,000
11%
11%
1,400
Sale Pr ice
Dec
10%
Jun
2,600
STOCKS—
Jan
10%,
9%
12%
Jan
24
26
26-%
1
Co
1,600
36%
Friday
Jan
53
Dec
,
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
9% Jan
17%
*
Bancorporation
Northwest
11%
Oct
8%
15%
22%
19
Dec
50
Jun
1
_
& Coke
Lt
Jan
10
Co_
Dec
28
Jun
29% Aug
Apr
—
Feb
6%
Jan
13
Oct
_20
Co—;
16%
300
2,800
9%
BONDS—
16
.
Sep
10%
_12%
_
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
14
—
52
9
*
Sep
19%
*
1
Mfg—
&
Central
York
New
Jan
8%
May
28
1,475
27%
50
10
:
Machine-
Yates-Ameriean
10
25
26%
—
100
25
5
1.800
8
Jan
14%
120
100
300
17%
9%
25%
3%
12%
——10
—_
Jan
14%
35%
_____
common
400
500
—2
9% Jun
36%
Bankshares
Indust
14
17%
17-%
500
*
37%
25%
37
.
13%
15
Sep
_u-7
Co
6c
Jun
Jun
55%
5
9%
11
g
24%
800
5
(U11)
Cooker.—
Corp
100
5
—
Electric Corp
24%
.
Oct
11%
10%
common
24%
*
27%
_
(Un)
div
17%
*
Montgomery Ward & Co
Jun
*
Steel
S
17%
8%
—
(Un)
Inc
without
7
__
20
9%
Carbon
&
Lines
17%
_*
•
1.600
5
_
Air.
Western
&
6V2
13
25
26 %
52
—25
_
24%
7
Nov
25%
2
_
_
24%
__
Nov
74%
27%
25
—
*
1
—_—10
—1
45%
Jun
12%
__.
Light & Rys Co
Scott
Midwest
Feb
42% Dec
Davison
International
Dec
60%
5
_.
_
_
14%
'
Indianapolis Power &
Interlake Steamship
2%
36%
Ltd—
Co
(The)
Co
Jun
U
38%
3
2%
10
RR
Central
22%
7%
43
_
_
(The)
Jun
6%
10
Dec
6,250
8%
4% Mar
200
800
1,300
3%
7%
•
17
2%
39%
3%
—
5
5
Co.~
Independent
Indiana
41%
————_______
Brick
Illinois
7%
1
Corp common .
Huttig Sash & Door common
Hydraulic Press Brick common
Preferred
19
8%
22
7%
41%
22
_25
Hupp
Illinois
__
1
Corp
(G)
Werner
__
16
25
12
27%
14
18%
——*
Western
Co
Heilman
Hein
12
26%
*
2
Griesedieck
Harbauer
class A
Cooperage
Bros
Hammond
15%
25
15%
—
100
Towing, common.*.,
Lakes
Great
Tool
208 South La Salle St Corp
Jan
1,100
50
10%
Oct
Mar
43%
*
6
1,850
500
__
10
13
—1
_
Corp
Trane
11%
27
14%
*
Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Gray
Jun
11'%
deposit
Co.
Texas
1,600
200
9%
35%
2%
1114
7
1,000
67%
1
International
United
25%
14%
2
—
17%
_
_
Swift
Nov
9
34%
_1
(Un):—_
Graham-Paige Motors
—
(Un)
_
Swift
73
26%
„
Oct
Feb
13%
66%
1
5
1
Corp
Corp
Corp
Sundstrand
Jun
91a
35%
_
Jan
Jan
21%
25%
10
Sunray Oil (Un)
52
*
:
13% July
Nov
Aug
1
*
Refrigerator Co
Gibson
Glidden
10
3%
<■
Sunbeam
Jan
xll
Studebaker
Westinghouse
Gillette
Sep
6Vs
17%
43 %
25
com
Corp
Container
Stone
100
73
16%
70
__
24%
Apr
Jan
25
914
10%
10
15
42,34
Jun
4% )Aug
Jun
14 %
66%
25
(Un)
J)
9%
2
1
Oil of Indiana
Transcontinental
Flour Mills of America Inc
General
2014
Apr
^
Jun
8%
Dec
13%
I
Spiegel Inc
Standard Dredging common
Connell Dredge
&
Simons
*
50
16
Thor
Brewing Corp
Falstaff
17%
76
25
500
600
7
29
200
Jun
10
6%
644
——
-—
Rights
Du
„
,___1
class A_.
Credit Corp
Domestic
—
10
—.
—
6%
28'4
814
814
6:'4
16%
2.9
Jan
100
17%
Jan
Apr
19
4,100
5
13%
10%
1,200
Speed Queen Corp conv class A com—5
Works—
Dec
Dec
Jun
22
16%
South
Lathe
31%
44
Jun
8%
22%
5
Dec
Bend
22% Jun
34
16%
16%
15% Aug
1,400
3,900
29
22%
7/'
1
15
36% Mar
5o
1
25
(Un)—.
Continental Motors
150
99
*
Corp
Society Brand Clothes
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
Sterling Aluminum Products
Crane
2,350
13%
10% July
150
12%
30'2
29 %
70
63 %
12%
29%
Oil
27
*
;
16%
Feb
200
12%
30%
Sinclair
50
13%
*
Corp
Strapping
11 %
Dec
39%
77%
Aug
Prod
Steel
11%
29
—1
500
1,800
11%
•
Co
33%
43%
67%
45%
44%
Signode
116% Aug
Jan
700
2114
Shellmar
Nov
90
Jun
&
32%
42%
__
High
LOW
High
43 %
..
Range for Year 194!)
Shares
of Prices
Low
1%
(Un)
Corp class B common
Nov
8
Jun
111
Roebuck
38 %
Jun
26%
Industries
Schenley
Jan
9
300
1,400
2114
—.'
34%
61
75 "2
15%
—
for Week
Par
Dec
65%
44 %
1514
1019
27
Jun
73%
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300
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150
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114
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30%
12%
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High
Low
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Week's
Last
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1 100
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1
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6c
Feb
16c
Mar
35
12%
Jan
20 Va
Dec
25%
25 Va
25%
1,285
21%
Jun
34%
Jan
31%
30%
31%
549
18%
19
20% Jun
32% Dec
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE FOR WEEK
STOCKS—
Last
Range
Par
Abbott Laboratories
Air
Reduction
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corp
Min
Co
,—10
(Un)
1
American Airlines Inc
(Un),_
American Factors Ltd
(Un)-„1
American «fc Foreign Power
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American Power & Light
(Un)
Amer
Radiator
&
Stan
San
American
Tel
&
Tel
Co
(Un)
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper Mining (Un)
Co
(Un)
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&
Co
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com
(Un)
& Santa
5
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Benguet Cons Mining
&
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Celanese
Central
Corp
Milw
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Class
Co_
System
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com
(Del)
37
Dec
Ohio
26%
37
Dec
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1% Dec
23% Jun
2
2
375
3214
32%
585
8
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600
3
2.95
3
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Motors
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Paint
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2nd
Co
27%
Jun
35
Jun
33%
2.10
Oct
33
Deo
90c
Jun
27%
Nov
8%
Jan
Jun
32%
Dec
34
210
25% Jan
17
17
150
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18% Apr
20%
20%
20%
200
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42
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13
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60
30 %
44%
21% Mar
29 %
41%
Sep
43%
8
Jun
12%
Apr
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
54
Jun
04%
Nov
13
250
Jan
14
Dec
1,668
20
Jan
30
Dec
102% 103%
86
94
Mar
104%
Dec
100
5% Feb
7%
Nov
7
9%
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com
814
814
611
12
—
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228
5
5
12
—*
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40
100
75
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Dec
Dec
6
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Apr
31%
Nov
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56 %
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11%
350
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of
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San
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% July
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5
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18
7%
29
Santa
Cruz
Greyhound Corp
Sears
Roebuck
Shell
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Hawaiian
Holly
Honolulu
Hudson
Oil
Ltd
Southern
Sep
34%
16% May
15 %
Jun
35
Nov
22%
400
20
July
s
13
976
10
Feb
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18
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44
Dec
12
Jun
15%
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16 y4 July
19 %
May
Jun
4 %
Jan
42%
Jun
66 %
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10%
Feb
8% Aug
14%
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Oct
1.70
7%
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2.90
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19% Jul
Jun
31%. Jan
8
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11
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170
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205
89
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19
20
1,195
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28
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31
24%
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28
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319
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39
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20(4
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41
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32
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29
29
10
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30
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40
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31
Feb
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Co
com
34 %
34 %
1,549
29%
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26 %
(Un)—
preferred
34 %
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Jan
Sep
307
24
May
27 (2
Nov
50
28
Mar
32
Nov
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25
26%
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60
27%
Apr
34
180
33(4
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150
24
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18
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44 7 4
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30
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30 (4
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&
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of
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Calif
Air
(Un)
common
Sugar
24
23%
24
1,926
15%
15%
16
10,249
18
18
121
5
without
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43%
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19%
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United Air Lines Inc
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355
10
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com
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13(4
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26 (4
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4
Nov
Jan
44% Dec
32 %
11% Mar
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13%
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21
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27
Dec
10
(Un)
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10%
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United
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100
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24
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—
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50
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240
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29
•
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69
13%
4%
—
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15
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28-4
•
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footnotes
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29% Oct
27%
10
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28
—
—
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1,175
•
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—
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28%
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330
28 %
28%
15%
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11% July
5
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Nov
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Cement
Jun
Oct
—-10
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Nov
Nov
30%
10
25
9%
(Un)
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36%
32%
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14 V
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Lyons-Magnus class B
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1
—
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41(4
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1.95
13%
1
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34%
—
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Apr
Co
Brands Inc
10
2.05
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33
4.88%
Certificates
U
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Victor
Light
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Lockheed Aircraft
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Knfser-Frazer Corp
Power
1
33%c
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Johns-Manville
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100
27
preferred
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Idaho
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12(4
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—
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55
15
Nov
13%
20
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a2
14%
30%
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1.505
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50
120
1,855
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52
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30
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32%
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230
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30
32
25
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16
33
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a
preferred
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32
1
cumulative
4.32%
280
18%
2.65
Sep
Aug
23% May
Sep
(Un)
class
Edison
16%
16
1.40
28%
Mar
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Jan
6%
Calif
16%
—
60
50
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Pacific
--
600
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Oct
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1
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Motor
Foods
Hunt
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Pineapple Co
Development
60
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34
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Sinclair
Socony-Vacuum
Transcontinental
Hale
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37%
Jan
15
Jan
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Dec
Apr
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11
Jan
Nov
16
Oct
3%
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11
1.65
33 %
11%
19%
Mar
30%
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318
8(4 Jun
19%
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Dec
3
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1.50
32 %
*
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Portland
Nov
4
10
1.660
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10
46
17(4
102
5,377
common
2,375
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239
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19
17
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11 %
—
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34%
25
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12
—
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—
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common
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72%
—
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9(4
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35
common
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48%
(Un)__*
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
42(4
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pfd
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10
—
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•
—
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41%
—
13%
34 %
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com
&
53 %
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series
Orpheum ,(Un)
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220
12%
Jun
10
35(4
common
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2,471
22%
450
17
33
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25
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7%
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*
common—
22%
19
■
4%
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42 %
--
18
Feb
5% Mar
25
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Jun
17 %
85
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preferred— .25
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1,326
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1,273
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22 %
Dec
11%
*
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2.85
14 (2
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1,029
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Jun
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30%
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88
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5
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Dec
8%
100
10
72
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15
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12
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17%
23c
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Dec
31
8%
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Paraftir.e
Jan
-
12%
7%
27
Jun
23c
preferred
Pan
Jan
29%
7%
19% Mar
10%
10
Public
Packard
Dec
34% July
31
—
595
290
common
Pacific
Dec
50
a6%
57% Mar
265
1,570
preferred
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New
1st
Dec
14% July
25% Jun
50
—
*
Pacific
440
24
18%
12%
—
Rubber
&
Ry
205
210
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42
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24
19
Pennsylvania RR Co
5
common
Ltd
Co
50
281
1st
Jan
Jun
5
34 %
34
100
2.10
17%
44%
preferred——,—
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44% Jun
42% Mar
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common
preferred
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___
256
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10
Safety Razor
Goodyear
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484
—
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56%
18%
preferred
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5(4%
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66
1214
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Graham-Paige Motors
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10%
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Oct
86
1214
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July
1.35
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Dec
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*
Jun
15c
17%
23%
.
Dec
36%
18%
—
Goodrich
534
17%
Feb
119
Preferred
State
33
Sep
Jun
160
(Un)
Foods
4%
1,137
3214
3%
5(4
8
1
General Elective Co
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red
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1
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Golden
5%
30
—
22c
566
24
•
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8% Mar
200
696
8
Ltd
Convertible
5%
a32% a33%
;
General
Gillette
Jan
Jun
667
Liquidating Corp
General
Dec
Dec
22
152
6,500
17c
25
49%
3414
2,786
24c
19
Aggregates.
59 %
650
—
Coast
Feb
33
1.75
17c
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Pacific
37% Aug
1.75
43%
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414
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Jan
10
Filte:
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14%
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40%
35%
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Class
100
1,600
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(Un).
100
414
—
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220
15%
1
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4% Mar
15
10
100
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Mar
30
—
common
100
25
24
1.60
—
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Corp
Dec
30
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5%
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25
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Plantation
FAR
14 %
5%
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Nov
1.95 Mar
35%
-
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Oct
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5%
Apr
Jan
1.55
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Oil
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15%
*
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2 %
33%
35%
Doernbecher Mfg Co:
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4914
__
__
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common
(Un)
(Un)
10%, Jan
18% Aug
Doniinguez
El
Jun
8%
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.
17%
17%
-1
26% Jun
125
10
(Un)
Feb
24
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50
345
100
—
American
10%
*
,
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Chemical Co
Northern Pacific Ry
36%
—*
Giorgio Fruit Corp class A
Rights
Oct
33c
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7%
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5
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9
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Colorado
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219
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Feb
34%
5
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Ohio
St
Auto
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22c
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&
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600
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of
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10
25%
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Jun
14%
—
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Jun
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22%
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28
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30
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100
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145
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2
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•
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Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
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Dec
Feb
Jun
14814 148%
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Avco Mfg Corp common
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Feb
5
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4
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35
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1814
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600
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10%
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160
1814
—
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100
314
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Fargo Bank
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350
41%
Jun
55%
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680
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Jun
48
Dec
Western Air Lines Inc (Un)
32%
33%
180
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Western
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50
27% May
6% Jun
32%
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Jan
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578
16%
Jan
25
Dec
271
Westinghouse
14%
Jan
18% July
1
46
70
1.25 Mar
8%
2.25
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Petroleum
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common
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RR
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325
5%
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1.45
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Par
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&
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20
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LOW
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%
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22%
7,683
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22%
7,860
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•
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Anglo
class
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Can
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Brazilian
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120
42%
Sep
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Nov
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7%
7%
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20
24%
26
1,507
14%
14'4
200
11% May
12%
Jan
25%
25%
25%
595
17 y2
Jun
25%
Dec
40
40
40 y4
38%
Jan
43%
Sep
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20
19%
20%
14%
14%
15
50
•
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Power
class
Corp
cl
27%
3
3
2,450
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B
27%
%
28%
21%
Sep
16
Nov
Jan
22
Feb
27%
Dec
24 y4
Apr
27
Dec
2% Aug
1,075
*
7%
7%
7%
3
31
30%
31%
575
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•
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Power
Canada
Safeway Ltd
Steamship
Corp
9.50
100
35
36%
4,281
29%
29%
29%
895
4 W/r
12%
*
pfd
100
•
preferred
16%
100
Nov
16% May
J un
39
30
Feb
Apr
12%
Dec
96%
Jun
98 %
5,615
Jun
15%
Sep
50
36 %
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31%
•
22%
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2,803
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11%
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14%
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315
13
Jun
17
Jan
29%
30
3,546
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Jun
29%
a38 Va a38%
25
34% July
39%
Oct
24 y4
Dec
22%
Jan
22%
50
20
May
20
9
9
35
8
Jun
13
Feb
a9
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10
Oct
13%
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27%
27%
25
25%
Oct
27%
Dec
Aug
40% Nov
11%
pfd
Cottons 6'it
Canadian Foreign Investment
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
*
•
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Canadian
Pacific
8%
8
Dec
8%
8%
87
8
May
27
26%
27%
315
24
Jun
36y2
Jan
—I—I—
Companies
17
16%
17%
475
12
July
16%
Dec
Railway
5,491
17%
6,415
11%
18
11
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122%
1
101
99% 101%
Jun
7%
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I
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130
37
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49
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5
51
Dec
63
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Canada
14%
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350
13%
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19%
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43
42 %
575
34 Va
Jun
45
Nov
17%
Nov
67
Dec
*
16
65 y2
16
16 y4
200
12 %
Jun
65%
67
3.405
45 V2
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99 Vis
99%
150
95
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100%
Nov
13
12%
13
1,025
10% Mar
13%
Nov
16%
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17
190
16
18
6
6%
75
6%
Jun
9%
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9.90
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100 Va
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Dec
31
Dec
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21
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100
29 %
25
24 %
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30
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670
17
Feb
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Dec
17
Jun
5
Jun
685
78% Mar
105
Dec
——.——25
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106
110
80
105
Dec
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52
52
52%
26
5 %
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Nov
265
39.
Feb
54%
Nov
26 Va
200
24%
Jun
26%
10
27%
Apr
29%
20
20
20
1,057
19% Mar
21
10
25%
25%
25%
441
22%
Feb
26%
10
30%
30%
100
28%
Feb
32
Oct
75
23
21% Aug
7
Jan
8% Mar
Aug
Montreal
10
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———.
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—_—
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42%
Nov
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22
27%
28
125
22%
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29%
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25
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28%
Oct
39%
395
34
Mar
39%
Dec
21 Va
27%
28
2,258
24%
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28
Oct
40
40
110
35%
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36
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Nov
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35
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Nov
Dec
26%
27
400
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50
21%
Jan
22
22
40
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12
2,375
10 Va
173
173
40
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11%
—
—
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Aug
22%
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Sep
12
Jun
173
Dec
88
July
95
May
25
11% Jun
al.90
al.90
25% Jan
5
2.50
1.00 Mar
Oct
Works J3d
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Acme
Anglo-Nfld
Steels
Auto
Lake
1%
(John)
of
the
Ltd
common.
___:
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Mailman
B
1,410
7
Dec
12%
Jan
4
4
100
3%
Oct
5%
72
230
*
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17
Jan
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14%
Sep
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100
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8%
100
8
July
2
2,150
2
Aug
2 Vs
•
35c
40c
25c
Oct
1.15
190
24
Jan
31
Dec
1,400
19
Apr
28%
Jan
97
Apr
98%
Nov
British
16
July
100%
Jun
98%
125
19
460
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a
106
a
106%
2%
18
45
400
2%
17%
1.75
Jun
18% Nov
13
255
13
Jun
106
Feb
2%
Oct
18%
Millen
&
Columbia
Packers
class
Nov
52
Dec
Canada
Malting
Co
19%
Dec
Canada
Packers
Ltd
12%
12%
13
1,238
8
Jun
12%
Dec
Canada
35%
35%
36
99% Jun
105
50
10
Apr
12%
*
11
11
6%
90
5% Mar
6%
Jan
3%
4
10,850
2
May
4
Jan
97%
98
340
71
Jun
103
Jan
10
10
25
9
Jun
12% Mar
Vinegars
22
22'%
1,061
18%
Jun
23
Jan
49%
50
42%
Feb
52%
Nov
23
23
50
15
Jun
20
Ltd
Oct
.'
12
12
20
12
Dec
13%
Jan
24%
24%
___
Dock
26,926
27
Mar
37%
Dec
Canadian
49%
50
235
42
Aug
49 %
Nov
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse
46%
47%
1,675
38%
Jun
56%
Jan
Canadian
22%
22
22%
7,934
16%
Feb
24
Nov
14%
14%
14%
1,217
Dredge
&
Ltd
Co
Co Ltd—■_
Products Ltd
Food
5%
13% Mar
15
26
26%
195
24%
Jan
20% Nov
Canadian
Ingersol
7%
750
6%
Jan
7%
Jun
Canadian
Inter
•
29%
307/a
1,755
19%
Feb
31%
Dec
Canadian
Marconi
85% a86%
75
83%
Jan
86
Jun
Canadian Pwr
97
Jan
99
Nov
25
Aug
31
a85%
a
100
31
100
40
30%
31
385
Oct
Rand
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12
Dec
12
25
17%
530
23
22%
23%
961
9
Feb
12
Dec
15% Mar
17% Nov
19 % Mar
24%
Nov
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20
64
July
81
Jan
5%
7
230
3
Jan
6%
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3
3%
3,425
Jun
3%
Dec
1.50
1.50
2
1.25 Mar
2.00
Jan
12%
12%
12%
145
23%
23%
24
100
197/s
90
91
140
3%
3%
3%
2,900
39
39
14%
13%
14%
2,525
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100
Paper Inv Ltd com—
&
preferred
5%
Silk
3 Vs
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—
—
Products
class A
26
26
26
50
25
May
30
Jan
Canadian
Vickers
110
110
1
115
Nov
122
Jan
Canadian
Western
25
17%
17
17%
210
15% July
22
Jan
Canadian
Westinghouse
•
32
3.1%
32
2,799
29
36
Jan
Catelli Food Products Ltd common.:—
7%
38%
38%
40
5,708
9%
9%
315
•
—
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0
47
21%
—
47
87
21
21%
1,141
11%
11%
400
Jun
36% Dec
7
43
13 %
Jun
Aug
May
11% Mar
__*
19%
26%
27%
650
22%
Jun
152
20
142%
Sep
19
19%
150
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19%
160
152
26%
20
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10
11
11
9%
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11
100
9%
2,150
8
8
550
*
17
17
250
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19
16%
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Jun
Feb
Ltd
—
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Co
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407/f> Dec
Chatco Steel Products Ltd common
12%
Claude
Jan
59% Jan
22%
13
Dec
Apr
Class
Advert cl
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&
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Oilcloth & Linoleum
July
Donnacona
14 y2 July
19%
Jan
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24
Oct
East
Paper
Apr
3
47
May
59%
Nov
173
30
Feb
45
Oct
8
Nov
11
Jan
•
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1.25 Dec
1.25
Dec
1,650
25
75
a60c
28
30c
Aug
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12
15
May
16
Jan-
18%
18%
5,539
Jun
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Nov
12%
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2,260
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July
12%
Jan
12%
12%
25
8
Apr
13
Nov
Works
Feb
54%
Dec
20c
Sep
1.00
Sep
30
Nov
42%
Dec
4% Aug
7%
13%
Jan
Nov
Products
Steel
Kootenay
Co Ltd-
7%
pfd
24%
8,488
15 y4
2,505
10% May
16% Dec
Fanny Farmer
21
21
75
17
Feb
22
Nov
Federal
51%
49%
51%
660
33
Feb
54
Dec
Fleet
21%
21%
21%
1,520
17
Aug
23%
Jan
Ford
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12
50
Aug
52%
Apr
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com
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17
27
Jun
40
Jan
35%
36%
1,993
34% Mar
41
Oct
42
42
480
Nov
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Co
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4%%
Go
of
(A J)
preferred
55
393
42
40%
505
36 % July
40%
Oct
17V4
343
13%
Jun
2"%
Jan
5%
6
360
5
Aug
7%
Jan
28
May
Canada
38
40
75
1.50
1.75
6,220
35%: 35%
38
1.75
1
80
60(
31
Apr
July
45
class
common.^
A
Nov
1.55 Aug
39%
10
10 Va
200
5 % May
12%
*
1.35
1.35
1.45
1,800
1.25
Jun
2%
•
24%
24%
25V4
1,764
20%
Feb
*
1
Ltd
preferred
Ltd
100
1.—5
Shops Inc
class A
Manufacturing
Motor
50
39%
5%
15%
6%
Power
Ltd
15%
Aircraft
55
40%
Ltd
Co Ltd
23%
44
Nov
4
17%
Feb
Nov
Jan
95
Aug
50c
Limitee class B—
9% Jan
40
Jun
3
Jan
Mar
24
36
Feb
62
a60c
com;
15%
*
Dec
a38
A__■
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Jan
7%
Jun
24
a4%
45c
Preferred
Jan
15
12
Jun
a3S
a38
5
class
Sec
29
10% Aug
7% Jun
Jun
18%
pfd—
160
19%
9
a4%
.'
100
Alcohols 8%
Jan
a22
a56
1.15
al5
B
Preferred
Commercial
23
Mar
6
;
26
Nov
Oct
Jan
Jan
*
a5c
a5c
20
10c
Nov
25c
Mar
100
a5
a5
40
4
Jun
6
Apr
4
9
9
5
9
Oct
9
Oct
a91 a91%
10
86
Jun
92%
Dec
—100
t
D,ec
12
~7
com
110
25
28.
38%
Jun
,
Jan
Mar
5
17%
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Tr
100
40
preferred
28%
30
100
& Dec
100
26 Vb
100
common-
Aug
50
5%
12
•
Tramways
20
40
5%
17%
—_—
7%
25
40
Canadian Gen Investment&'Ltd
Canadian Industries
common
Montreal
Montreal Telegraph
Jan
49%
•
Locomotive
3%
1
22%
49 %
•
Nov
B.*
class
47%
Mitchell (Robert)
Molson Breweries Ltd
page
Jan
17
*
Ltd
•
•
*
A
commonj_
see
14
Jun
Canada & Dominion Sugar
50% May
5
Fatrchild
For footnotes
Dec
13
1
14% May
*
Breweries
9
575
A
Preferred
25
*
;
Ltd
9
17
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
600
♦
class
9
17
Dec
18%
105
Jan
•
5
,
52%
a
Jan
Aug
6%
common
18%
105
Feb
Dec
May
1,200
'250
r
Company
52%
a
—
Mar
100
B
Brown
18%
—
11
8 %
1.85
Ltd._class A_„
Brandram-Henderson Ltd_____^—_.
Brewers & Distillers- df -Vancouver
18
170
40c
Jun
98%
Mar
8%
13%
'
7%
3% Jun
160
1.85
Nov
25%
6
•
Apr
July
29%
I
a-167% al67y2
Brand
16
20
16
25
7V8
__
Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
Jan
Feb
885
18%
•
14%
168
15%
29%
_
Co
19
19%
15
25%
Paper
•
•
7%
8%
Feb
McColl-Frontenac Oil
National
Jan
8
Jun
Massey-Harris
Montreal
Aug
8
11%
*
Export
Corp
15
18
13 %
25
Lewis Bros Ltd
Class
Aug
55
100
preferred—
MacMillan
7
14
375
*
Woods
preferred
200
625
15%
Consolidated
Lf.batt
8
16
15%
1914
High
8
15%
Fabrics Products; class
&
Low
8
16
•
Ltd—
Pr
Range'for Year 1949
5
Ltd_«^__
15
al7 al7%
Shares
High
*
Develop --Co
15%
15
of Prices
Low
Par
HIT."
15%
*
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Jan
165
Funds
Week's
Last
Dec
20
15%
Friday
26% Mar
15%
5
common
Oct
Nov
27%
>—10
100
common
international Nickel of Canada
Public
Oct
Nov
—10
Jun
25
International Paper new common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
International
Dec
38
"'*■
Canadian
Jamaica
Dec
Feb
Commerce
"
6%
19%
Jan
Canadienne
Jan
100
Coal
37%
Jun
17% July
Oct
Jan
167/8
Apr
£1
preferred
International Bronze
101
Oct
a28% a28'%
—25
Jun
—.
preferred
8%
28
Oct
Feb
27
25
6 7o
Banks—
24
1,522
x—•
common
13%
15
—*
common
7%
Jan
14%
Sep
Dec
174
Jan
x—*
Winnipeg Electric
•
Smelting
Ltd
Intercolonial
30
16%
Jun
5% Jun
12
15
*
Ltd
29
9%
Jun
158
480
Oct
20
13% Aug
25
7
1—*
common
175
170% 170%
7%
*
50
common
5%
Feb
100
645
16
100
5%
Dec
4,326
31%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
4%
preferred
25
6%
99
100
29 V4
20
Class A
Imperial
45
100
103
14%
1927—50
preferred
&
Jan
20%
Power
Canada
•
Paper
20%
Jan
'
pfd
Alabastlne
Mining
Nov
38
110
*
Bridge
Bay
18%
9%
895
•
5% preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rub 4%
Howard
Oct
50
102
3,095
HI100
preferred
Hudson
21
8 '8
3,171
*
Bakeries Ltd
General Steel Wares common
Hamilton
Oct
Feb
19%
21
100
common
&
22
16
20
44%
•
General
Gypsum Lime
15% Mar
103
Class
5%
735
200
9%
21%
"•
preferred
Gatineau
Jan
30
8%
*
__
common
Co
Dec
25
•
20
pfd—1_25
Canadian Corp
of Canada—
Foundation
497/8
July
15
29%
20
Products
4.16%
45%
—*
12
1
H)
22 Va
•
•
20%
*
A preferred
Heating
Oct
3,615
22
—•
41%
•
Power
Famous Players
25%
Jun
25
48%
22
Feb
22%
._„
Corp
Estabrooks
Jun
24 %
-tv-1,——*
Co—
Canada
of
Co
21
231/2
common
Eddy Paper Co class
Nov
Steel
Atlas
Kootenay
Nov
51
Standard Chemical common-*-.!^
44
preferred
~100
Donnacona Paper 4%% preferred—100
Dry den Paper
*
East
Jan
86%
Jun
Dec
*
■
_
24
Sep
36%
33
•
common
preferred
7%
Oct
70%
365
20
25
B
.
c
20
379
86
47%
Canadian
Common
120
%
50 %
86
22
—
4
81
_*
class
Dominion Tar <fe Chemical
14
50 %
——_
Simpsons class A
Southam
14
May
48
com—
common-It"—.
—tt-".—
Sons
May
17
24%
50
certificates
575
615
50 y4
com_—
Canada
common
trust
(H)
Powef
&
preferred
Williams
Apr
13 %
28%
86%
-1
—
Oct
13
14%
5t Lawrence Paper 1st preferred—— -99
Jan
27
14 %
27
,
,.
Flour
Sep
14%
43%
•
common
preferred
2nd
Oct
Apr
45 Va
•
Saguenay Power 4%%
St
Dec
27%
173%
a56
45%
—1
Power
nawrence
42
Jan
45 %
—*
—•
Paper common—
Royalite Oil Ltd
1st
Jan
7.5
145
Rolland
St
Dec
18
20%
42
26%
——
Ltd
167
42
26 y4
Oo„
Co
Sep
*
common
&
5
Nov
24
240
_20
_H
Stores
r_——— 100
Feb
23
69%
Dec
120
22%
•
common
Coal
May
19%
2,110
8%
.
•
preferred
&
Jun
49
1,165
'
*
Foundries
20
1,835
21
Jan
Power!.———*
&
Provincial Transport
•
Dominion
75
68
al72
21
Nov
23%
23
22% I.
31%
preferredIIIHIl25
6%
23
67
67%
•
preferred
*
Coal
23
—--I—
common
Dec
9
12
20%
_———
Ltd
High
Feb
31%
♦
Bridge
Dominion
May
*
Seagrams
Dominion
Dominion
Steel
11
5
;
__
Dominion
1,745
1,800
,—*
6
10% May
16% Jun
Imperial
Co
Leather Co Ltd class A
Class B
Ltd
Price Bros
Jan
903
16%
20%
Product*
Power Corp of
Dec
12%
15%
19%
River
Nov
17%
12
16%
20%
Gorp—
Development
Dec
Jun
12
*
&
Jan
11% Jan
Jun
20
j,
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consumers Glass
Dominion
8%
16%
17%
25
Cardy Corp class A
Cockshutt Plow
Cork
24
60
Placer
5%
315
8%
♦
Locomotive
Canadian
33
•
B
Canadian
Distillers
33
33
11%
Light Heat
Feb
class A
11%
Powell
Nov
14 Va
Jun
9Va
*
Canadian
1%
23 y8
23'/a
11%
25
;
Converters
CJass B
Davis
Dec
11%
preferred
Penmans
Feb
Nov
25
29%
25
series
Canadian
Crown
37%
24%
*
•
common
common
preferred
Class
Nov
Jun
July
20
Foundry
Class A
$1.75
19
40
Mills
Steel
Range for Year 1949
Low
a9
Page-Hersey Tubes
July
12
8%
Breweries
Canadian
7%
Ottawa
Dec
Jun
Canadian
Canners
Sep
10
Canadian
common
35%
27
15
16%
Sep
Nov
7
Aug
May
21%
437
12%
14%
_100
common
4'4
27
35%
5
common
28%
Feb
Shares
High
a8%
Weaving
Mines
Ontario
Jan
24%
765
•
Canada
Canadian
Oct
LOW
a8%
'
Jan
12
975
3
Jun
17% May
2,415
27%
A—•
Dredging
Cement
26%
26%
77
26%
Sep
Par
common__5
Car
Flour
2nd
Ltd
Gold
26 y2
26%
•
Forest Products
61
21
6,688
6,478
25
$1.30 preferred
Canada Northern
5%
Nov
♦
Co
Building Products
Canada
Jan
27
•
Power
&
Oil common
Columbia
Bruck
61%
Jan
•
25
Bank
British Columbia
Bulolo
Jun
25 y2
10
Preferred
British
41
305
class A
Light
American
British American
1,145
Paper class A
Telephone
British
56%
26%
•
;
&
Nov
55%
26%
100
Asbestos Corp
Power
14%
Oct
56 %
26 %
•
pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common
4%% preferred
Bathurst
12%
Dec
Jan
9
^20
piu
4% %
Ashdown Hardware
24%
Apr
50
cttouan
Tel
14%
Noranda
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
———5
Wire
Ogllvie
Nov
*
r
oj
8
23 Ya
Jun
19"%
225
ALgoma
High
Jun
f)
Chemical
&
Steer
Niagara
23% Nov
9% May
16
180
25
•
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Naiuvhm
Range for Year 1919
Shares
22%
22
•
common
$1.50
Drug
Preferred
for Week
Range
Sale Price
National
Sales
Week'#
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Otu«u fudl
Friday
Monday, January 23, 1950
MARKETS
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
FOR
CHRONICLE
1
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(391)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Par
Hinde
&
Dauch
com
Lambert
coip
Inc_—
Loblaw
Groceterias
Macnaren
Maple
power
Co
<sc
rapei
class
Conjuration
Royal
pfd.
-
Lt
Pr
«
C partie
Co
200
12
27% May
22 A
Dec
32
39 %
Jan
37
28%
Class
18
'
of
.
A
Ltd
bake
-
19
Guia
Mines
ZZ
18% Jan
25c
108
a87/s
ZZ
Jan
14%
Dec
Oct
65c
9
Jan
16%
5
27
1,040
49
13
50
10
50
200
55
15
Ltd-
330
Shore
5c
16
Jan
Pfd
-—25
•
•
1
—_
*
1
.
common
Warrants
•
Gold
16c
Jun
27%c
Jan
14%
2,030
12%
Oct
14 A
Nov
56%
597
40%
Jun
61%
26%
Ashdown
Hardware
class
25c
Sep
65c
9c
10c
7,000
7-'Ac
Nov
20c
57c
65c
63.000
16c
Jun
68c
4.50
4.30
4.55
11,300
9.70
9.70
23c : 23;% c
—
—
3%c
3 V2 c
14c
13c
19 %c
Yellowknife
Gold
__
Electric
Auto
Fabric
_
Feb
4c
4c
4c
5c
5c
10,400
63c
63c
500
6%c
6%c
39c
15Ac
Jan
May
6c
Sep
25c
Jun
Jun
34'/2
Sep
Jan
103 103 Va
2)
Sep
104'A
Jun
38c
Feb
100
—
.
—
1
II,600
2,200
3.00
Jun
5'/a
5%
25
4'A
Dec
7%
7'/a
7%
85
5% July
21c 22'Ac
11,850
16%c Jan
Dec
c
5.40
I
78c
D,ec
11c
May
1.93
Nov
2.65
Dec
8.75 May
15c
Nov
12'A
Jan
30c
Nov
Brewers &
87c
Dec
British
13%
700
11%
Jan
16%
3'Ac
5.000
Sep
4%A
3c
Jun
6 Ac
Jan
17c
British
1,500
8c
1
Ltd
70c
Broulan Porcupine
Bruek Mills class B
51
400
1,700
1.99
1.90
2.00
5c
5c
Jan
Nov
13%
Nov
Dec
1.00
Jun
18c
Jun
1.72
2,600
68%
Jun
8'A
70c
30,600
Jun
1.45
Jun
1.17 Sep
2.32 Jun
33c
3.70
2.50 Sep
4c
Jun
11c
1,300
Sep
15c
Nov
67c
Jan
10,500
2c
91c
t.'JO
July
?,4G0
70c
Nov
2%c
1.08
1,000
18c
6 'A c
70c
2%c
Nov
500
2c
Oct
7c
Feb
1.08
3c
1.09
1,700
19%
19'A
350
3c
70c
Sep.
11'A
Jun
8%c Nov
1.20 Aug
22
Dec
3c
1,000
2c
Oct
10c
9c
4c
13c
Feb
67,500
6c
Jun
12'Ac
ll%c
14c
12 %c
Jan
II,600
1.97
1.95
2.20
17,425
a32c
a32c
200
,
74c
;
_
Ltd
1
—1
Ltd
1
2.42
1
25c
Mar
41c
Jun.
Ac
300
2.85
3,200
1.35
4,600
1.30 May
1.24
2.55
35,780
12c
70c
9.10
9.10
4'Ac
,
1.36
63 %c
,
5c
1,867
May
6
10'Ac
64c
3,400
Jun
1.25 May
20c
6'Ac
2.40
1-33
*
Ltd
60c
5Vac
1
2.75
a
2.83
1
75c
56c
—
1
1
,,
Ltd
5'Ac
3,000
,
88,250
100
27,000
3e
May
74c
Apr
Jun
7Ac
Dec
42c
May
16Ac Oct
3.35
Ltd
1
Ltd
4.30
Jan
98c
Sep
63c
Oct
2.35
Dec
2.75. Nov
1.34 May
73c
Jan
1.^8
15
Feb
3c
Feb
10c
Jan
Co
Oils
Ltd
1
Ltd
90c
Omnitrans Exploration
Petroleums
Western
Oils
*
Ltd
—4
Ltd—
.1
Ltd
*
South Brazeau Petroleums Ltd—
4
footnotes
see
page
S8.
1,200
2.90
Jun
23c
7.85
1,100
56c
58c
3,500
30c
Aug
1.42
400
70c
May
12,000
30c
40c 41'Ac
1,000
16
25%
7'/a
A
13'A
40
8.00
100
13 A
40
'A
20c
3.85
5.30
Jan
July
36 Ac
Feb
Jun
8.95
Dec
55c
1.65
Nov
Jan
3 A July
480
8.00
II,000
4'Ac
Ac
20,525
6%
6'A
7
90
15
15
16
135
12%
13
5.00
20
28c
175
51
13,c
39c
13
c
4
52
90
] 3c
8,600
Dec
32c
6%
Dec
14'A
Nov
Feb
38%
4.03
Mar
July
12
7,457
27c
43%
Jan
Mar
Sep
9.15
55c
Oct
Apr
17
May
18
Oct
18c
May
36c
Sep
16c
Jan
3'Ac Dec
6'/a July
,
15
"Sep
-
9%
46
Jun
Jun
10'Ac May
Feb
9
19A
Jan
14
Oct
54
Sep
May
25c
39c
42c
8,500
11c
May
76c
Oct
2 Ac
2 Ac
503
2c
Apr
14c
16c
6,000
8c
July
May
4c
14c
22c
3c
2%c
3c
Nov
5%c
Jan
20c
14,000
5,066
2c
20,c
14c
Dec
45c
Apr
11
Nov
5
9.60
35c
9.75
2,015
40c
300
19%
20'a
10,897
125
20
16 'A
125
20
16'A
8.25 Mar
Sep
20c
Nov
1,25
Jan
17%
Jun
21'A
Sep
100
Sep
125
Nov
17
Nov
17
445
26%
26%
27 "A
2.525
22
Mar
27
Dec
26%
26%
27'A
1,055
24
July
27
Dec
4%
pfd
90
91
100
90
100
101%
—4
A_—
3
11
—
Power
class
A
4
—
*
"
6
28
27%
24c
13% July
85
3
86
July
71
101 101 A
•
—
97
May
101%
Jan
2'A Aug
3»A
Dec
825
11'/a
145
6 'A
410
28'A
2,025
10
5 'A
Jun
13
Jan
7
July
May
25
Jun
Dec
91
28%
Oct
22c
24c
.13,385
17c
Dec
37c
1
51c
50c
52c
15,900
30c
Jun
63c
Oct
4
—
7 A
7A
7 A
245
7
Nov
25c
Sep
4% Aug
Feb
Buffadison Gold
1
18c
Buffalo
17,600
1
2.05
2.01
2.10
1,000
Jun
3.05
•
9'Ac
9Ac
9Ac
500
8c
Dec
20c
Feb
5c
5c
5c
16,500
5c
Ncv
9 Ac
Jan
30'A
31'A
585
July
35 A
14 A
Sep
14%
125
12 V* July
14%
Dec
30
30
50
24
Aug
30
Dec
12 A
Jun
19%
Dec
6% Jun
8'A
Ankerite
Buffalo Canadian
Buffalo
Red
Lake
1
Building Products
Burlington Steel
Burns
&
Cc
•
class
A
Linen
Flin
Flon
270
7c
7c
1,000
16'A
16 A
7c
50
Stone
4Ac Jun
9%c Aug
30c
60c
55c
51 Ac
58c
28,950
3.00
3.00
3.05
1,850
2%
2%
2%
140
Lines common
Preferred
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
Aug
59c
1.56
89 Ac
Feb
2.39
1.30
Nov
>200
75c
Sep
1.42
Oct
1st
1.18
500
72c
Sep
1.22
Oct
Convertible
Nov
3.75 Mar
3'A
Sep
35
36 A
2,933
22
Jun
39
Dec
29 'A
175
27
Jun
30
Feb
Sep
12'A
Nov
13
13
100
6
325
6
Dec
12
400
10
Aug
7
7
30
49 A
49
50
190
12'A
12 %
12%
*
35 A
351/2
35'/a
23%
21
23%
2,950
199
199
25
14%
16%
593
34
3 6'/a
1,105
100
4
11
5%
11%
16
36 A
340
,
10
4% July
43
8%
29
Jun
31A
Dec
Dec
6'A Mar
53
Nov
Jun
12 A
Dec
Jun
37
14% July
187 A Mar
12
6
11A
Jun
Nov
20%
198
15 A
37 A
Dec
Oct
Dec
Sep
Sep
4
82
81
82
65
May
83
32
31Va
32
168
24%
Jan
32
Dec
10
25 A
25
Va
26
990
22 A
Feb
26 A
Nov
4
22%
22 ya
23
2,131
19
Jun
24%
Nov
79
May
Oct
2,800
1.30
Jan
4
—
1.18
Aug
2% July
29 y4
50
Canada Wire & Cable class A
1.40
2.70
Jun
35
4
•—
Class B
1.18
3.75
29 'A
4
A
Canada Permanent
Mortgage-—
B
Dec
3,115
12,000
——*
Power
class
Sep
8.95
8.10
6'Ac
4
Malting
Packers
18
7.60
4
Machinery
Northern
Sep
Aug
5'Ac
4
Canada
14c
8.10
4
common
Canada
16
Jan
Jun
*
Class A
Canada
5 Ac
Jan
20
1—-
Crushed
27
Jun
6'Ac
,_4
,
Cement common
Foils
1.60
•
1
Preferred
Canada
10c
•
—
—
common
Canada
Class
15
7%
1
Bread
Canada
17 A
7 A
4
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
17 A
7%
1
2nd
Calmont Oils
Canada
17 A
_*
preferredEdmonton
Calgary &
Callinan
Ac
4
Bousquet
Caldwell
14%
15
4
—
Burrard class A
Calder
15 Ac
*
Class B
1.42
12%
2.00
5'Ac
4.80
12 A
2.00
5 Ac
12%
3,035
8.50
Canadian
Jun^
14
Nov
2.00
500
Class
1.20
Feb
2.60
6 Ac
Apr
31,000
Canadian
3'Ac
Jun
9c
Nov
1,700
2.10
Feb
4.85
22c
18c
22c
1,000
9%c May
25c
10c 10 Ac
Apr
7,000
10c
22c
47c
Jan
47c 47%c
3,500
40c
Canners
Dec
Dec
4.70
43c
Dec
Dec
4
20 A
20
20%
5,399
13A
Jan
21
Oct
20
22.95
22%
22.95
7,555
22%
Dec
25
Mt>r
20 A
common
preferred
Canadian Car
4.45
4
Superior Oils Ltd
4.55
1.42
commmon—*
*
Jan
Jun
23c
Oil
A
Dec
15c
6.90
7.75
58c
—4
Company Ltd—_—___4
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd_:
—1
Sep
42c
Class B
Canada SS
*
British Dominion Oil & Dev Corp——*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
*
Ltd
Jan
18c
1
Ltd
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co
Dec
5'Ac
5'Ac
Sep
Jun
•
Dominion Oil
100
Jan
14'A
17'A
4 VaC
Products
Packers
Columbia
45c
4
Columbia
British
330
65c
30
365
100
—
Forest
British
Jan
1
Ltd
Electric
Dec
1.20
_1
Ltd
British
Jun
14
25%
28c
common
preferred
Columbia
Aug
2.75
1
Columbia
3.55
50c
Ltd
Ltd
May
Jan
British
3.15
1.20
1
—
Oil
Jan
39c
—4
;
Ltd
45c
Jan
20c
Dec
25
American
Jan
2.70
.
1
Ltd—-.—
(1944)
1.40
May
19c
I,600
9,200
Oct
14
8,800
Jan
2.75
44c
_1
Co
6.25
2.12
2.73
1
Ltd
Jan
100
68c
30c
28c
44c
com_*
Preferred
2.85
200
a66
1.06 May
18'A
:
15,300
1
Mines
Jun
Pwr
——
64c
66c
1.39
Dec
*
&
Distillers
3.20
65'A
Dec
55c
40c
A
Light
2.95
*
,
26c
class
Traction
56c
al2'A a!2'A
84c
2,800
I
3.20
a
12.250
60c
•
2.95
66c
1.27
50
Preferred
16c
12'A
40
56c
*
Millen
&
Brazilian
3'Ac
Ltd
Mines
Petroleums
Brand
13'A
.
Jan
7'A
13
1
4'Ac
1
a
3 5'A
18 'A
Bralorne Mines
Jun
*
275
40 A
1
Sep
72c
1
39%
Jan
1
Jan
300
5
Dec
25 A
1
4c
,
Oct
39%
1.21
_4
common
,
14c
1.33
Ltd
Oils
Jan
1.33
Ltd
Corp*
Nov
34 A July
42c
*"
32c
360
__4
—
Feb
11c
18'A
—i_ 11—
Feb
28 'A
1
—
Sep
5%
10
Jun
4
Gold
4.10
Jun
1
Bordulac
1
—
A
class A
Jan
4'Ac
14
•
Jun
Nov
25
28 Ac
_4
Gold
Dec
200
Ltd
60c
Mines
Bonetal Gold
3,100
1
1.24
1
Preferred
77c
,—
39%
39%
*
common
Dec
21c
56c
33%
39%
May
14c
500
39 'A
10c
2,620
Bobjo
4.90
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Hats
Ribbon
May
II,472
1
6c
27 A
1
preferred
5c
Oil Stocks—
Leduc
Feb
A
Blue
lAc
24c
22c
6c
4
-
103
%'c
22 Ac
Dec
1.40
12%
3.30
12c 13
27'A
A
14
Dec
3.20
27%
'
'
May
6%
5 %
1
—
10% May
50c
3-25
1
1,000
375
Dec
25c
Gold
4.000
4,000
70c
10
class
Sons
4c
3,500
Oct
11'Ac
25
9c
3.20
50c
Jun
L
4c
5'Ac
Sep
35,850
May
Jun
6c
4
7'Ac
10'A
15c
8u
Boycon Pershing
Boymar
5c
30c
Jan
10
Kirkland
BiUtmore
73 c
Amulet Mines Ltd
Oils
Sep
90'Ac Oct
Nov
1.65
Dec
22
1
Mines
Mines
1,000
2,000
9g
32c
May
4.75
Ltd
Asbestos Corp
Bidgood
1.20
Ltd—,_1
—
Mines
Bevcourt
18 c 18'Ac
3.05
Jan
8c
Mar
6c
—
—
Oct
54c
10'A
8c
2,500
.
•
Power
&
Jan
15'A
5
117.70(1
Mar
54c
8'Ac
29 c
Jan
Oct
7%
4,o0j
a
Mining
Bertram
3'Ac Mar
6,200
25c
Jun
4 500
Ltd
Jan
7c
10c
38c
Sep
5'A
13c
Ltd
Jan
16c
500
9,400
10c
10
3c
13
Nov
325
13,000
200
6%C
._
Belleterre Quebec
Berens River
Sep
21c
4.90
410
20c
6c
Scotia
Jan
Nov
18%
7'Ac
23c
48j
3
A
Bros
4c
18
7'Ac
15c
May
I.135
Telephone
—1
Co
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Mines
Eeatty
85c
2,000
JuLy
152,300
E
3Ac
21c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
7'Ac
5c
10c
8 %
1
39c
Jun
lAc July
3 Ac July
500
5c
7,000
59,800
1.70
_
&, Innes class A
Class
1
Gold
Mines
2,000
C3c
1
Ltd
Mines
5c
15,500
1
Santiago Mines Ltd
Mines
Bates
Mar
13,000
Co
Bathurst
July
Jan
Aug
15c
22c
14 %
.
class
-Metals
19c
Aug
7%c
7%
7%
1
common
Mines
9 Ac May
5c
4
Gold
Base
Jan
70c
8
Mines
Barymin
Jan
25c
Mining Corp Ltd
Cons
Dec
Mar
1
_—
Mines
Mines
1.35
65c
5c
1
scadacona
Barnat
76,500
37c
Ltd—
Mines
Sladen-Malartic
Feb
22 Ac Feb
3c
May
7,003
14
Toronto
9c
10%
3,900
4%c
8.65 Mar
1.53
.
Auto
of
10c 13%c
Ltd
Gold
6%c
4.60
Labrador Develop Co Ltd
Manganese Mines Ltd-
Sherritt-Gordon
Jun
37c
.•
_.
Corp
Gold
Nov
20Ac
3c
203
Jan
8
-
Bank
Nov
Jan
5.30
1.60
1
preferred.——.
Dec
Jan
1
Gold
1.00
2,000
3Ac
Jan
Jun
25c
7%
10
:
36Ac Feb
69c
2.85
60 c
A
-
&
Nova
Jun
1
Crest
500
29c
4.60
Ltd——,
Mining Co
Quemorit
1.24
6'Ac
Nov
5,000
9c
Yellowknife
Aubelle Mines
Bonville
Mines
Mines
Gold
4 c.
3c
62c
63c
•
of
July
1
Mines
Manitou
May
6 Ac
Sep
56c
•
Bank
3c
3c
27c
57 %c
Montreal
4c
Pitt
(aeueenston
15c
1
Ltd-
Dredging
Quebec
500
—1
-
Ltd
Quebec
13c
3C 10'Ac
Dec
Jun
10c 10 %c
Steels
of
10c
10%c
27
12c
10 %c
Atlas
Bank
2,000
•
25'A May
14,000
—1
.
Bankfield Consolidated
2,700
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
Oct
2,000
130
18c
60c
60c
26%
11'/*c
Ascot Metals Corp
Feb
28,500
—1
Ltd—
&
Mining
50c
5c
1
Ltd
Fields
Calumet
39.900
Jan
26
16c
—
27c
Jan
15c
Co__1
Ltd
Mines
Goldvue
Normetal
60c
Apr
1
3c
/
Jan
14
—
Armistice
Ault
Feb
9'A
J .in
55 %
19 %c
-
_
Corp
Atlas
7%
8c
11c
Mines
Argus
e
4'Ac Nov
56
*
65c
Jun
4'Ac
__1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
For
Area
Aunor
15c
Mines_l
Mining
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Pan
I,500
Resources
Nov
1.50 Mar
4'Ac
Lake Gold Mines— ———1
Cons
Oct
28c
___1
—
Mines
Gold
2c
17%c
1.24
28c
1
Cadillac
Goldiieids
Red
Malartic
I,700
4c
1
Mines
Mines
142,550
3c
13c
1
Ltd
Gold
64c
54'Ac
1
Macdonald Mines Ltd
Pacific
23 %e 23 lac
23 ',4
•
—
Wiborg
Aumaque
1
Ltd
Ltd-
Mining
Louvicourt
Okalta
85c
1
Porcupine
Feb
1
—
Exnlor
O'l
Consol
Aquarius
Bell
Gold
Dufault
U«me
Jun
Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Dec
51%
12'/2 May
55c
57c
1
—
.
Labrador
Class
Canada
Canadian
21
Feb
3c
4
Ltd
General
55c
Nepheline
Bagamac
64c
r__l
_J.
1
—,
(1945)
Cons
Dalhoutie
5,300
Amalgamated Larder
55
Feb
1.00
Oct
25% Dec
July
Sep
35,A
Dec
30
Aug
July
19
25
al.00
5 B0
80c
Atlantic Oil
52'A
14%
1
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Central
May
C
50
9
77c
Mar
15c
425
al.00
Ltd——
Mines
Mines
Mines
Calmont
Oct
46c
D
15'A
118
Jan
8
300
%
Jun
41c
13
'
*
Mines Ltd-
Manitou
Westville
Jun
52'A
4
Mines
Hollmger
United
15
a29'A a29'A
27'A
28'A
i__:
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Goldbeam
Waite
558
15
«
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Gold
Trebor
July
a8
1
Mines
Sullivan
Torbrit
Feb
16
20c
__
1
Sullivan
54
Apr
450
4
Standard
Jun
14
14'A
Ltd
Gold
Siscoe
.51
151
8%
_
99
14%
Apex
Mar
100
2,516
_
45
0
of
Jan
20'A
120
14
9
103% 103%
IZIZi
-
Anglo Rouyn Mines
15
19'A
11.000
_
Co
Jun
111
Oct
6c
1
53%
114
Dulama Gold Mines Ltd_
Red
Apr
43c
,
Duquesne
Mines
Rochette
Jun
104
113
Duvay
Quebec
15
18
18'A
_100
Ltd—L—
central
Mines
Quebec
100
42c
•
Gold
Consolidated
New
15
104
5%e
*
#
Mar
Jan
July
4,195
American Yellowknife
7
23
50c
Anacon Lead
26,A
Jun
48c
Jan
Jun
Dec
110
14
4
—
Consolidated
New
4
25%
Nov
19%
6c
Dee
15
—50
Cortez Explorations Ltd—
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Nechi
100
Nov
23'/»
49c
_
Anglo
High
23'A
Jun
103%
Ltd
Aluminum
Low
9% May
16
1
—
12
53'A
_4
—
Mining Corp
Madsen
26
74 J
18% Dec
May
Apr
9% Feb
800
113
'
preferred
Mines
Mines
Lingside
6'A
25
20 A
16 A
15
-4
A
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd_
Lake
15 A
43c
.
Lake
27'A Feb
9% Jan
24%
——
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Arjon
Gold Mines Ltd
Golden
Jan
Jan
78% Nov
Apr
A May
110
*
Ltd
Candego Mines Ltd
Jaculet
22 V4
a20e
Mar
15
60
100
Mining Corp Ltd
Bouscadillac
Fontana
Jun
Jan
150
♦___
Corp
Mines
Metals
Sol
18'A
11
4
—,
Gold
Bordulac
El
8
26
»
Aumaque Gold Mines
band-ore
Eldona
26
340
10'A
4
East
100
9'A
a20'A a20'A
4
Donalda
65
26'A
9
12%
a20c
24%
Stocks—
Metals
Dome
Akaitcho Yellowknife
Alberta Pacific Cons
49
3,995
rlTr
Jan
735
22%
.
Nov
180
22%
Mines
Oil
!2:A
18
18'A
&
99 A
26'/a
preferred—1„50
-
Inv
Mines
Century
Uranium
Gas
Dec
77
3.040
22%
ZIlOO
Feb
a20c
22%
Range for Year 1910
High
21%
•
Preferred
Aug
1.25 Sep
Shares
Low
22
Acadia-Atlantic class A
Acme
for Week
*
common
preferred
50c
50
2,100
9'A
1st pfd:. 100
Anacon Lead Mines
buuzan
May
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
—20
Paper
10%
11
,.20
Arno
bob s
8
$1.50
&
Agucw-Surpass
1.05
4
class
Grain Co
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Base
Jaa
Dec
Power
92
6%
Products Ltd
Barnat
II
2ft
Par
Abltlbl
30
17%
*
cum
97
6
76'A
4
common
Canada
Western
Ascot
8
May
23% Aug
a20c
77
4
com
;
Securities Ltd
Mining
500
11
__10
Ltd
B
United
7
Aug
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American
Paving & Materials Ltd
Fuel
Westeel
270
1.00
1.00
—_4
7pfd
Ltd
coporatioas
United
100
28%
97
25
Ltd
Co
2nd
(Cam
Gas
230
9'A
_Z
Transvision-Tclevision (Cam Ltd—__4
Twin City Rapid
Transit^—4
Union
37
9'/a
27%
*
Southern Canada Pr 6%
pfd
Southmont Invest Co Ltd—
U lined
STOCKS—
Oct
515
5
Industries Ltd
standard
9'A
10
—
Manufacturing
Rcitmans
Sep
3% Aug
31'A
1. •
Mills
Paul Service Stores Ltd
Power
Corp of Can 60/
Russell
Friday
Nov-1,
15-%
10
nta
Rice
sseOiia
N
16¥a
Oct
214 July
7V2 Jun
9
>--100
i.
Nuclear Enterprises Ltd
Orange Crush Ltd
&%
Aug
14
31'A
pfd—20
Newfoundland Light & Power
Paton
15
2
825
4
4pfd
laa
preferred
i»uva
55
14
3'A
Exchange
Gaaadlaa Vuli
Jan
Acadia
Canaua
Mount
16
14
6%
Minnesota & Ontario
Paper
Montreal Island Power Co
Moore
Jun
•
Oil
Distilleries Ltd 6^
01
9%
3'A
-•
Ltd
McColl-Proatenac
Melchcrs
17
Toronto Slock
MigA
4
A
<Jo_,
Milling Co Ltd
Ma&sey-Harris Co 6'AOo conv
win,*
17
Low
1
Ltd
20
Range for Year 1949
200
14
*
Leaf
Maxwell
Shares
IUgh
14%
31/2
4
oeour
(Alfred)
Prices
14'/a
14%,
*
Hotel de LaSalle Inc
ayaro-iiieccric
ot
Low
•
Paper' Co. Ltd
MARKETS
JANUARY
for Week
Sale Price
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS:-
LISTED
FOR WEEK
20%
20%
1,685
13'A
Jun
21
No.v
9'A
Jun
14A
Jan
preferred
common
—4
A
11%
11%
11%
100
20
Celanese
common
New preferred
Canadian Dredge
;
Canadian Food Products
Class A
Preferred
15
14%
15
490
13
Jun
17
4
30'/a
29%
30%
740
19
Jun
29%
Jan 'f'-'r
Dec
23
23 %
200
20
Aug
24
Dec
28'A
Jan
—25
4
common
24 %
25
130
18'A
Jun
4
5%
5%
159
4%
Jun
8%
4
11%
11%
65
8%
Jun
13'A
Jan
67%
67%
20
Oct
77
Feb
100
67'A
61
Oct
35
36
THE
(392)
&
COMMERCIAL
Monday,-January 23, 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 20
RANGE FOR
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
•
Malartic
Canadian
Oils
Canadian
8%
Cariboo
Corp
Chatco
Chimo
—__
152
5
141
Apr
9.699
11
May
17%
Dec
17%
100
22
Jan
30 %
DCS
31
102
10
11%
Jun
Dec
102
17%
Graham
300
23 Va
26
Oct
Great
Mines
27% July
28%
Oct
3%c July
13 %c
%
12
14 %
2,125
75c
82c
34,400
8%
Lebel
Mining
Cosmos
Imperial
Leather
4c
12%
13 %
2.255
1
16 %c
31c
39c
217,490
2%c July
1.75 Mar
Dec
1.00
Lime
Brass
Gold
Mines
47c
Nov
Harding
.25%
Jan
Harricana
Headway Red Lake
1
1
8,000
3%c
Dec
8c
Sep
64c
Jun
1.50
7%
600
5
Jun
6Va
Jan
1.42
1.60
Nov
Heva
Gold
1.32 Aug
200
1.25 Aug
Gold
Mines
3,200
85c
Jun
14,800'
8c
Nov
20c
Sep
6%c Dec
7% Jun
38c
Feb
Sep
Hinde &
Oct
1.25
Apr
42c
2,100
4c
Dec
12c
500
Dec
72c
Dec
5c
July
35c
Nov
60c
60c
3,666
23c-
19c
101 %
1.920
1.50
1.75
500
Detta
160%
163
1.12
1.17
910
76c
Jun
14%
14%
375
13%
Aug
16
22c
22c
1,250
10c
Jun
31c
Distillers
Hugh
Smith
Bay Mining <si Smelting
Sep
Jan
Indian
40c
Feb
72c
Sep
Industrial
52
Jan
50
275
45Va Mar
7Vac
12c
5,000
31c
34c
14.400
5%c
380
8%
25
Vac 14 %c
2.500
Jun
17c
Jun
43c
Jan
Aug
24
common
,
!
—
Acceptance
(John)
13
60c
■
Dominion
20
International
Feb
33 c
Jun
10c
1.20
Oct
1.9C
Jan
Dominion
class
May
54c
Sep
34 Vac
42c
139,300
20%
21%
20c
Jun
38c
Sep
2,075
19*
14%
Jun
21%,
Dec
2,625
15%
Jan
22
Sep
24 Va
Apr
28%
Aug
9
Feb
27%
7%
25
7%
20
20
38
18 %
Apr
22
13
109
7%
Aug
9
Feb
27%
28%
20
20
Investment
Scottish
Dominion Steel
class
Chemical common
&
vtc
Preferred
Jaculet
Joburke
Gold
Joliet
Donnell
&
Gold
Dulama
Feb
35 %
Oct
20
Aug
26
Va
Mines
21%
22%
24
26%
East
Malartic
East
Sullivan
East
22 %
9,610
16%
Feb
24
Nov
14%
147..
885
13% Mar
15
Nov
7 %
20
7 Vi
% May
23
Dec
26 %
25
3%c
3 Vac
2,100
29 Vi
30 %
103
9%
10
765
26
9%
47c
42c
£_•
Jan
7%
Dec
26 %
Dec
16
400
16 %
24% Jan
675
26
16%
—
Nov
17%
Jan
May
8c
Sep
31%
Dec
Sep
10 %
Dec
Jun
54c
Jan
Va
6
3c
20% Mar
7%
8,000
30c
27
Dec
16
Aug
20
Feb
185
27%
.
4
105
4%
17%
27%
Feb
7%
50
4%
17 VB
—
21% July
99% Mar
29
Dec
103
30
103
Nov
32
31%
32
3.970
29
Jun
36
Jan
9 %
9 Vi
.9%
1,516
7
Jun
13
Jan
1.05
1.05
100
6c
6%c
3.000
18c
20c
102
.
—
1.05
Oct
3%c May
2,500.
9c
24c
1.3o
Sop
.t13c
July*
Sep
23c
Dec
30c
Nov
16,494
21c
22c
1,400
5%c
21c
1
5 %c
1,633
10 Vic
12c
19.750
10c
70 c
78c
62,750
26c
21c
11c
70c
Oct
6c
4 V4C Mar
8c
Sep
Dec
28c
Sep
Jun
87c
Dec
4c
5c
1,500
4c
Oct
14c
Jan
%c
9c
21,750
Cc
Nov
23c
Jan
45%
46 %
260
Feb
34
Dec
5c
5 Vic
4,000
4%c Dec
18%
18%
2,162
14
3%C
3%c
10,000
1.30
1.36
10,000
14c
1.000
6
5c
1
18%
.
1.32
1
14c
14c
•
20
19%
1
Nov
Labatt (John)
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Sep
May
170
Aug
100
9
9
25
17c
19c
50,500
7c
7c
8C
11 V4c
12c
10%
167
26c 26 Vic
9%
35c
Jan
13%
Dec
Oct
92c
May
Mar
Dec
12
14c
Dec
25c
Feb
73.500
5c
Jun
17c
Jan
8,400
7c
July
16c
4.75
26
13c
Feb
Jan
Sep
Jun
3c
19%
10c
Gold
Laguerre
Lake
Ltd
Jan
1.19
Jun
1.85
Sep
5c
July
10 %c
Jan
38c
605
20
4.75
4.95
1,855
4%c
—
4%c
8,500
22c
Aug
Aug
23%
Jan
2.85 May
6.50
Jan
11c
May
19
Jun
2%
7
Sep
May
1.45
Jan
2'/aC Dec
GViiC
Dec
64c
Jan
12c
Sep
17 %
Sep
65c'
1
Ling man
—
(1945)
—
1.23
1.20
1.34
132 900
*
Gold
Fortune
Lake
Lake Rowan
1
—__—
Mines
Dufault
,
3%c
3 Vi c
4%c
10,000
3
1
36c
36c
40c
7,900
30c
Jun
6c
5%c
6 %C
2.800
5 %c
Dec
13 %
13%
1,830
10%
Jan
34c
Jan
60c
Sep
Jun
2.85 Aug
Sep
3,5256
5 Vic
5 Vic
26 Vac
—
Mai-
9.000
9Vi
19c
2.20
2.15
2.29
13.200
4.60
4.5-5
4.90
38,375
1.62
6
450
4Vi
15%
105
Mines——
1
Lake
Was a
Mining
1
58c
57c
60c
39,900
•
2.30
2.25
2.40
360
1
1
4%c
4%c
5c
4%c
La
Mines
Luz
Jan
Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Sep
Larder
Dec
7%
Aug
15%
Shore
5.40
Jun
5%
Lake
3.25
Jun
1.83 May
1
Mines
Oct
22
14%
1
May
1
Mines
32 V4
22%
1
27
16,600
5%c
Feb
1
Gate—:
12
57c
*
Jan
27 Va
46 Vi
Ken-Addison
Apr
10%
1
„■
6c
530
9c
—
Aug
53c
___*
Leduc
Jun
31%
——-*
Kelvinator
Kenville Gold
19%
17c
Amplii
East
2c
31
*
20
*
East Crest Oil
Jan
55
1
—
100
10%
1
Jan
57
8,500
1
Mines
Mining
Mines
Kelove
935
■
5
Ltd—!
39c
Jun
Dec
150
Duvay Gold Mines
Jun
38%
3c
1
Kirkland Townsite
21%
12
A__.
23 %c
1.492
24
_1
Lake
225
*
class
4,000
2c
_
1
Kirkland
1,265
1
Mudge
—
—
Quebec
Kayrand
1
Dec
19%
Jun
8,866
175
Woollens
Oct
30c
47%
26c
46%
_50c
,
(1939)
Golden
36
175
Mines
Donalda
45
1
_
Mines
Lake
Dominion
Oct
45
•
Ltd
Mines
Jellicoe
Kirkland
27
11%
11%
25
—
•
Oct
5
26 %
*
.
Dec
26%
21%
._
common
Nov
101
Oct
3
Oct
25
22
34
100
Textile
Dominion
100%
Nov
29V4
Jun
Nov
%
20%
35 %
*
i._—.
22%
24
13%
21%
23%
Preferred
Common
50
260
25
B__:
—
30
5
•
Coal
&
Dominion Stores
1
com—_
962 I
101% 101%
5
Feb
49
*
Gold
Jacpla Mines
Mar
13
5
Feb
32c
Dec
27
101%
11 Vic
Oct
'
7%
100
Jun
9c
'
170
*
4c
24
_
•
Jack Waite Mining
common
Jan
4,50(1
156,500
"
A
Mines,—
27c
—
Dominion Tar
Mountain
Island
4,000
%
12 %
5c
—
47%
100
34c
27
19% Jan
15c
49
1
Petroleum
International
33c
18 y4
Dec
5c
49
International Nickel Co common
Metals
Jacknife
6c
May
7%c
9c
—25
Jan
9%
Aug
*
Preferred
Jan
_6
_1
Preferred
Jan
common—
Malting
13c
—
Co—
&
15c
,
9c
Dec
6%
500
Oct
7 Vic
International Bronze Powders cbm_
5,700
67c
Dec
13Vic
common
Mining
Inspiration
Oct
16c
23%
65c
Mar
25
25
Lake
Inglis
Feb
14C
Jun
7c
1,500
7c
10c
Sep
July
6c
£1
picferred
Imperial Varnish
30c
56c
17c
50c
100
Preferred
Dec
49%
6c
900
15,000
Bank
Oil
15c
1,000
6,500
60c
8%c
"
20%. paid—
Dec
6%
Oct
8c
Jun
7c
1
Erie
&
1.200
66c
*
Feb
Jan
60c
0
Jun
& Steel
59c
8c
10
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Nov
35
Fabrics
21c
12
7%c
.50
preferred
Malartic
Imperial
Imperial
Jan
1.45
10
Dominion Foundry
2,000
8.75 May
Mining
Huron
,
Dominion
28c
2.475
5c
common,
Apr
27c
10%
17.000
Preferred
Jan
8V4C
10%
2,500
1
Dairies
Dominion
83c
■
.
1
6%c
Bank
Dominion
Jun
3%c Sep
10%.
16c
8%
*
35c
5,000
1
Mines
6c
Mines Ltd—.
Dome
1,933
4c
5
7%
34c
39c
21
18%
45c
4c
4c
Consol
7%
56c
1
Nov
Yellowknife
15c
2
10V4C
Sep
15% Sep
1.70
.
July
6%c
__1
Seagrams
5c
9
100
1.70
Yellowknife
Discovery
1,610
10,900
500
1
Lake
Red
Oct
11
7%c
*
_
4%
5%
23
Lake
Red
Dexter
38c
16%
Hudson
Dec
164
148% Mar
162
"
Mar
Feb
2%
Oct
1.00
1.12
14%
1
Feb
Dec
15c
7%c
Gold
Hoylc
Jan
123
Jun
81
355
1
7 VaC
12-%
16%
Howard
Feb
61c
♦
Ltd
Nov
1
Dauch
Hcllmger
4%c
A_;
Mines
23
Jun
7 Vic
Homer
4%c
13%c
Jun
8
3%C Dec
16%."
Sep
5.700
99 %
♦
20
*
Jan
1.00
18c
63c
19c
*
70
1,000
•
Highwood Sarcee
11%
60c
49%
7c
11c
16
4c
Oct
lO'a
__
1
—
Highland-Bell
Highridge Mining
1.12
101
1
Dec
1
Mascot
Hosco
7%
19 '/4
25 c
17 Vic Mar
43 c
1
13 %c 14 %c
Jun
*
Jun
Oct
6 Vic
11
*
Carpets
Gold
Hedley
14
Jun.
Dec
7
660
16
Oct
2,300
18 %
—
Jun
5c
3c
*
24c
1.50
16c
1,100
18%
18%
•
common—
Rock
Hard
Alabastine—
&
1,200
5%c
17c,
—
.
24
Sep
1
Producers
Rio
Delnite
Jan
17c
5%c
-j —
1
Preferred
Del
65c
13
4c
Ltd
Oils
Aug
•
40c
B
Decalta
6c
1
1,000
,100-
class
Jan
98,770
Halcrow Swayze
5,814
Petroleum
80c
16c
Hamilton Bridge
5c
—
Dec
10 %c
Hahn
1
—
36c
0%c
1
Lake
Hasaga
1
Patricia
4,712
1
.
40c
Sep
56c
Mines
Mines
38c
Jan
5%c
5c
1
Coal
90
40c
Feb
5c
Pershing
13%
1
9
Jun
7
54c
Mines
13%
10
—
25c
May
10c
55c
,
Dec
50
45
*
Craig Bit common
5
1,580
5,900
;
3% Mar
9
914
Mills__
300
1.16
*
Mining
Oct
Apr
4%
Gypsum
100
Cuurnor
.
25
13
Feb
2.85
Oct
1.45
8%C
Exploration
Dee
Sep
9% Mar
4,000
__5
Consumers Gas
41
July
16
15c
1.34
*
Jan
34
Gunnar Gold
9
——
16
70
Gwillim
2
B
Feb
Dec
Jun
%
189
Jan
1
class
Press
Jan
510
Mar
8%c
1
10%
22
20V4C
22
98c
:_1
Smelting
&
Feb
10%
10c
14c
Oro
53%
4%
*
*
May
8%c
9%
Howey Mines
Wire
Lead
1.05
*
Oct
Jan
103
41 %
1.05
60c
4%c
60c
4c
22
May
*
Consolidated
Gulf
1.42
1
Dec
Jan
9%c Feb
10 Vi
—
4c
1
Consolidated
41
41 %
*
Saddlery
Guayana Mines
Jan
11
Nov
_1
Consolidated
A
West
41c
7%
:_
9
14c
•
Homestead
1,403
6,500
5c
1-50
1-'
14%
19,200
16%
Duquesne
14%
14%
18
103%c Feb
1.60
1
Consolidated
100
3,700
5%c
2,457
__—
18
17c
5c
.—5
Aug
18
17c
1.50
11.450
1
Preferred
Guaranty Trust new common
*
.
Apr
9 %
220
Sep
3.15
Jan
2.15
Cadillac——
Class
125
16%
Mines
Davis
Greening
1.06
iJeattie
Davies
Jan
15%
Central
D'Aragon
1.45
50c
2.11
Consolidated Bakeries
Crowshore
May
2,500
Consolidated
Nest
65c
12,400
Consolidated
Crow's
10,700
50c
Ansley
croinor
May
2%c
—;
Astoria
Crestaurum
56c
——1
Consolidated
Conwest
12,355
2%c
Petroleum
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.04
Great
•
common
Great West Coal
Jan
43 % c
Mines
Consolidated
Dec
*
Mines
Coniaurum
Nov
1.65
2%c
-—-—1
National
Coniagas
1.50
2.24
--
*
Commonwealth
Conduits
Sep
Jun
-1
Yellowknife
10%
80
50 %
9
1
Cockshutt Plow
Colomac
1.05
1.40
*
Willans
Paper
10,012
29
Oils
Coastal
Cochenour
10%
,
1
•
Lakes
91,500
29
1
Malartic
Citralam
105
*
Jun
IV4C Dec
85
53
1
1.28
15c
r;
91
52%
0
95c
14 %
75c
5Vac
1-52
15c
1-16
90 %
;_
1.52
29
common,
class A
91
52%
Bousquet
B
2.40
16%c
.
Knitting
Mackay
Class
1.25
17c
-—
May
Gordon
1.36
1-46
95c
*
High
Jun
3c
50
Preferred
Oct
155
2.35
2.40
50c
1
Gold
Bar
Goodyear Tire & Rubber com
31
1
Chromium
Circle
Sep
Dec
Jun
Jan
152
20
*
Cheskirlc Mines
Cliesterville
85c
55c
12%
16%
—1
Research
Chemical
2,000
16 %
1.55
2,500
17%
1
common
4c
2%c
980
*
Trust
Steel
4c
2 V's c
5,200
Porcupine
Central
1
_1
65c
,
Central Patricia Gold Mines
Chartered
/
Mines
17%
Oil
Leduc
Goldora
Goodfish Mining
60c
—1
Gold
Castle-Tfethewey
Central
Jan
16%
*
100
-—
.
preferred
Utilities
Canadian
36 V*
17
25
186,325
Jun
24
150
Range for Year 1!) !9
Low
3.35
2.80
Jan
60c
—100
preferred
Tire
27%
3.10
Shares
High
11%
•
common
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian
26%
Low
1
Manitou
_•
:
Cos
8%
*
Indus Alco "A" voting
Canadian Locomotive
ol Prices
Jun
8 Va
640
Golden
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
Low
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1919
High
Low
Par
Shares
of Prices
'
STOCKS—
for Week
ltange
Sale l'rice
Canadian
Sales
Week's
Friday
Feb
Lapa
—______
Secord
Laura
2
%c
2
3.000
3c
Vac
5c
6,500
c
29.000
16%
•
3
Mines
"U"
17
945
19%
19 Va
5
Va
2.00
3c
Dec
5%c Jan
4c
Dec
12c
2V4C July
Jun
13
Jan
6%c Aug
16%
Nov
__20
Eddy Paper class A
Elder
1
Gold
El
Pen-Rey
El
Sol
Empire
class
30c
Jun
16,990
33c
Dec
82c
July
8%C
1,833
7c
Dec
8c
500
4c
Jun
15c
Sen
21
19%
Sep
21%
Nov
21
100
47c
50c
2,932
2Gc
Dec
74c
Sep
3,780
5.00
Dec
*
1
_"
•
1
4.35
4.50
15 %
15%
705
13Vi
Jun
16
Jan
15%
35%
1.125
30%
Aug
40%
Oct
35 %
34 %
May
12%
Nov
100
117
Corp
.
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Federal
Grain
common
4.45
10
10
10%
1,950
5
117
40
6%C
3,000
4c
2.37
2.74
59,750
50c
12%
12%
65
11 %
•
1.35
1.40
*
Petroleum
Fittings Ltd class A
Fleet
Manufacturing
4
2.65
Oct
129
98% July
117
5 %c
1
Kirkland
Jun
3.10
"
!
Preferred
19 Va
*
78c,
75 %c
80c
3,800
53c
Jun
86c
Gold
1
1.19
1.18
1.20
5,750
95c
May
1
5c
5c
5c
2,000
4c
Sep
*
*
•
1
49c
47c
52c
13,600
38c
Dec
31%
31%
31%
338
27
Jun
32 %
Oct
30 %
30 %
31
290
27%
Jun
32
Sep
16c 17 %c
6,300
8c
Jun
45c
Jan
Leitch
class A
Jones
&
Lawson
—,
*/'
11c
2.35
Dec
Nov
12%
Nov
May.
Gold
Francoeur
Cos
Fraser
100
Power
General
Class
1,700
20 Vi
4,900
7c
Dec
'25%
25 %
50
20
98
98
25
96% July
98
2.40
2.50
5,400
*
18
19
1.220
inq
106
106
130
100
Bakeries
110%
41
—
2%
Petroleums
—
Long Lac
Groceterias
Little
class
Loblaw
B
Class
Goldfields
Louvicourt
Lynx
A~
—
Yellowknife
Mines
MacDonald
Red
Macfie
Macho
*
1
1
-1
1
Mines
Macassa
16c
Lake.
River
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines
McMillan Export class A
1.18
30
—*
:___
Products
Preferred
General
Mfg
class
1.75
16
100%
1.25
1.25
800
82c
1.18
6,800
78c
30
1G0
Steel
Wares
*
common
74c
Jan
5 %C
5 Vac
7,000
5c
Jun
13 %c
Jan
34c
Jan
5 %
c
1
Manitoba &
Eastern-
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
Glenora
Lake
Nov
2%
Jun
1.35
1.2U
Nov
Nov
Maple Leaf Milling
*
1
Gold
Marcus
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris
common
Preferred
oct
McColl-Frontenac
Gold ale
Dec
McDougall
For
:
'
Jan
13
Jun
100%
Dec
106
Mclntyre
common
Porcupine
35
Nov
McKenzie
Red
4.75
Jan
7.70
Oct
McLellan
1.000
Dec
11c
Apr
McMarmac
Arrow
_
_:
Red
1,000
2c
Sep
3 Vic July
Mercury
1
*
20
*
13,900
40c
May
74 %c
Jan
Midland
&
36c
3,400
29c
Jun
56c
Jan
Milton
15 %c
17c
8,600
14c
Jun
19 %c
Feb
Mining
Corp
7c
7c
500
6c
Dec
5c
5c
1.000
3c
July
footnotes
se<? .page
38.
2,500
5c
9%
680
8
Jun
10
Jan
7%
8
1,150
6
Jun
8
Nov
2.95
3.10
5,375
31c
33c
9,900
3.30
12,500
Dec
c
3c
1,500
15%
15%
80
9%
9%
620
14 %c 15 %c
2
9%
15c
%
6c
16c
Jan
Jun
2.33
3.70
40c
3.60
Dec
Sep
Dec
Dec
2.02
Jan
2c
Nov
4 Vic May
10%
Jan
17
8
May
Jun
16.100
8c
6c
600
3c
Nov
Aug
Oct
Nov
15%
15%
2,174
97
97%
90
90%
Jun
10 %c 10 %c
500
9c
Aug
50Va
Jan
—
1
60c
10% Jun
16%
100
17 Vic
Model
Oils
9%c Sep
'
Oct
6,000
3c
Nov
12c
9c
5,530
8c
May
21 %c
Jan
5%
175
Sep
7%
Jan
Nov
17%
1.10
1.25
12 %
12%
16
50
16
•
600
2,960
30c
5%
16
95c
Jun
July
32c
1
16 %
32<?
1.000
1.55
Jun
13%
30c
Oct
48c
H.25
_—
<>
Class A
71c
12,100
4c
12%
*
Apr
Nov
60c
Vic
5 %
0
6Vic Nov
Feb
69
53c
5%
Grain
Pac
140
8
,_1
•
65
Dec
Nov
3%c
1
Lake
65
Oct
23%
385
15%
Dec
7c
28%
9.982
28%
23
Jan
19 %c
Jun
24%
28
15%
HVi
July
23%
28%
65
•
16c
2.40
23%
Brick
7c
Nov
3.05
_5
Mills
65c
Gc
::
Lake
Gold
6Vic
99 Vi May
2 %c
5c.
Nov
77c
Oct
r—( CO
63c
—
Mines
11c
33c
Segur
35c
Gold
Eagle
Golden
98 Vi
33
2 VBC
17c
102,000
201,038
97%
>
2%c
:
Mines
Goldcrest
Gold
16Vi Mar
7c
Gold—
17c
2.55
Jan
64c
Gold
Oil
God's
Jun
13c
3.05
*
Fields
Gold
4,267
6.30
1.90
2.20
15 %c
Consol
6.45
„
Sep
May
Magnet
7C
Lake
Gillies
Globe
6.30
Yellowknife Gold Mines
45
265
Sep
21c
2.98
105 Vr 105%
100
Preferred
Giant
l(f0
18 %
3.10
47,090
1
Jan
110% May
Sep
18
17c
5,000
65c
*
Nov
106% May
Sep
1.10
100
Jun
8c
2.55
B
%
18%
108 >/4 July
35
1.55
7,800
14c 15 %c
Jail
54c
Red Lake Gold Mines-
Class
1
*
2.90
Jun
200
18
Jan
1.08
9%
27%
Jun
2%
100
10c
2.43
8
Malartic
99
July
2%
•
A
;
Jan
Nov
54c
2.45
1
General
Jun
1.35
2.50
1
*
Sep
14C
Jun
110 % 110%
*
common
A
Vi
Feb
Jan
26
Jun
12c
100
com
preferred
5%
preferred
General
25%
10c
2.40
5%
2%
Sep
24%
18%
Exploration
Gatineau
1.30
24%
*
common
Prefeired
Frobisher
600
10 Vac
•
Motor class A
18
Sep
Nov
Lencourt Gold
Madsen
Ford
100
Sep
25c
8C
A
Falconbridge Nickel
Players
Federated
3,550
39c
36c
8c
Famous
Federal
37c
—*
—
—
Brass
Eureka
Sep
58c
1
Mines
Gold
Jan
36c 39 %c
39 Vic
1
Mines
Eldona
17
13% July
Nov
Leduc-West
__*
Steel
Eastern
Apr
Feb
Jan
Nov
Jan
15
16%
110
]••■%
St])
15
Apr
17
17 Vi
560
14% May
18
'Feb
Volume
Number 4875''
171
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
ST OCKS—
Week's
Last
Par
Moneta
Porcupine—
Montreal
Moore
•
1.800
3Gc
22
1,745
76
77
395
17% Aug
64% Jun
78 %
Nov
Southam
26%
26%
600
25!2
27 >4
Feb
South Brazeau
16c
1
22c
1
—
Drug &
Chemical
6%c
20c
National Grocers
6%c
2,200
5%c Jun
12c
Jan
Stadacona
50
35% Mar
39 %
Nov
Standard
8%
CO 10- -.53
30
6
Feb
11 %
195
10
Mar
11%
9
11%
75
11%
Dec
28%
210
27%
Apr
15% Mar
Nov
30
14%
.10
605
23
Dec
35c
4,500
26 %c
Nov
47c
Alger
Calumet
20%
1,425
16%
Jun
231/2
Jan
28 3 i
50
25
Jan
30
1.45
1.53
10,375
6c
191,205
Mines
2.63 Aug
Sudbury
53,375
18c
Oct
Dec
Sullivan
Cons
47c
50c
6,625
47c
Oct
72c
79c
19,025
33c
Oct
7c
7%c
5,500
3%c
12,500
3c
3c
4c
22,850
3c
8'Ac
8%c
22,755
7c
6!»c
7c
3.100
9%c
9 % c
S%c
4,975
9c
3c
3c
35c
"
July
62c
Dec
9%
5c
Jun
-1
Jun
6c
Jan
Jun
18c
Jan
May
14c
Jan
5%cJuly
12c
Sep
Jun
26c
68c
66c
71c
7,800
16%
17
130
8c
Jan
Apr
Tombill
Jun
69 %
67
3c
4,500
63c
66c
51,225
%C
2.70
68
2,845
2.80
48%
Oct
1.70
9,671
-v
Torbrit Silver
Feb
Toronto
Dec
Toronto General
Mar
105
Dec
102
Dec
6c
6c
3,000
3%c
Jun
2.72
2,89
62,045
1.26
3%c
4c
11,000
2.40
2.53
7,244
46%c47%c
16,000
Jan
Toronto
Jun
13 %c
1
.1
_
Gold
1
*
Reef
Gold
I
River
•
1
certificates
trust
1
_
30
30
31
•
Metals
East Dome
1
Prospectors Airways
Purity Flour Mills common
Preferred ___!
3.05
3.00
3.10
8c
2,600
17
17
107
12V4C 14%c
4,500
*
17
13c
1
.
1.33
Works
1.25
100
—
class
A—
Mines
Roche
Long
Roehette
Roxana
Lac
*
Royal Eank
Roy a lite Oil
58c.
12c
Nov
United
°
29%
29%
29 %
45
—_■»
28%
27%
28%
1,715
18% July
25%
50
52%
52
53 %
125
47
Jun
55
Dec
25
22
22
22
75
17
Mar
23
Nov
•
3.75
3.75
4.00
1.79
2.C2
51
.
455
6
8,400
c
7c
25
63a
634
8%c
12c
Jun
3c
Jun
Feb
3%
Sep
Jun
1,500
5c
Dec
26,800
45c
May
92.200
7c
Jun
45
1.27
47.860
2.02
45%
1.695
36%
1.34
7,583
96c
United
Fuel
Class B
Nov
United
Keno
9c
Nov
United
United
23c
41,700
9c
Jun
3c
4%'C
3.200
3c
—
.
3c
3.000
32 %
--
62 e
c
33c
3.550
60c
62c
2.610
27
■
27
50
Feb
30c
3%c
7%e
8%c
13.500
1.90
1.95
2,985
3.20
1.90
3.20
400
4c
2.000
7c
Hill
;*
Canada
Mines
2.000
26c
Oct
53c
Nov
22c
22c
1,000
20c
Dec
26c
Jan
15
15
25
Mines
Oils
8%c Sep
24 %c Apr
8c
1
—
Cotton
27% Dec
Sep
93c
93c
1.00
3.300
65c
Jun
1.30
86c
86c
1,100
57c
Jun
1.25 Sep
Jun
77c
Dec
33 %
Jun
45
Dec
Waite
•
Amulet
Walker
(Hiram)
Ltd
(G
15 7
a
16%
485
12%*
Jun
17 "2
Nov
13
12%
13%
875
9%
Jun
13
Dec
1.80
1.85
3.425
76c
77 c
1.500
8%
100
47
47
70
Jun
20
19%
20%
7.912
11
May
95c
81c
97c
94.400
65c
Oct
8.95
8.85
9.20
4,793
38
37
38%
6,495
5%
5!'a
6
220
6
Nov
11%
9%
9%
9%
60
9
Aug
13
7%c_7%c
1,300
7c
Jun
15c
35%
Feb
*
Wi
&
co»nmon_:.__—
Class, A'—
VPekuskd* Consol
>»
/_
.
II
2.55
42c
3.00
3.00
100
3c
5.000
7c
9%c
500
8.000
3c
3.00
2.55
4%c
7%c
2.500
5c
Dec
9c 13 %c
150,800
6c
Nov
6.800
23c
40c
44c
2734
271-2
27%
9.60
9.10
13%c
10c
2.17
85c
Oct
Dec
9%
67c
Westeel
Products
Western
•
___
_
Grocers
Weston
(George
class
1
49'i
_
Ashley Minerals
Western
1
_
9c
A
_
*
■
24%
Jun
5.915
5.85
Feb
9c
Feb
3'sc
478c
55.500
18
19 %
3.040
O'BC
9C
2.875
32
200
24%
25
21
100%
101
30
90 %
10%c ll%c
7,500
—
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1
10 %c
Winchester Larder
1
Wlngait
1
Gold
Winnipeg Electric
Preferred
Gold-
5c
common
34%.
_
2nd
Ban
preferred
Antonio
10312 10312
34 %
4c
Wool
Combing
•
Tale
Lead
Yellorex
1
22! 8
Gold
50!
Yellowknife
Bear
York Knitting
class B
4.05
6,663
5c
2,500
8annorm
1
Gc
6%c
4,500
16
16
35
Scythese & Co common
Senator Rouyn Ltd
'
Preferred
com
30c
•
2412
Winnipeg Brew class-A———*
Sheep Creek Gold
Breweries
15
50c
565
43
.250
15
15 3 8
205
10,900
268
Oct
9.90 Dec
35c
1%
Low
a
;
—
5%
Preferred
26
Class B
class A
Canada
and
Dominion
*
Sugar
Canadian
Fairbanks
Industries
Preferred
Morse
6.296
2
465
70
120
22%
22%
60c
Oct
Dalhousie Oil
497a
Dec
Disher
15
Dec
Steel
Dominion
15% Feb
22
15%
21!
_
•
Oil
ft
__
—*
—
Simpson's Ltd class A
Class
3 %
40
50
23%
650
176
5
3
3%
.
725
90
91
110
3%
3%
500
57
20
18%
18'A
18%
4,003
40c
41c
13,700
24%
24%
70
41
44
825
_
43%
3.65
•
Nov
numbers tone
Shoe
Oct
International
Paper
9.50 Sep
International
Utilities
30
19! 2
174
1.15
60
49
20
31%
2.30 Aug
50
21% Aug
33
Oct
26
Nov
40%
Dec
20%
Apr
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
ft
Oct
Niagara Wire Weaving
«
Preferred
For footnotes
100
see page
38
264
8%
Apr
5%
Apr
8
Sep
Price
Sep
30
Jan
Southmount Investment
100
99
515
22
21
21'A
21%
2,570
13% Jun
22 %
17%
18%
5,240
12%
Jun
22%
Jan
23'%
18
--
100
469
93
Sep
28! 2
Oct
Jun
101!a
Dec
Oreille
Bros
...
1
ft
_
Temiskaming
Twin City
_
Mining
Nov
13,395
Dec
63c
705
3.75
3.90
27%
July
G5c
_
.
ft
IIIi
ft
Oct
3.25
18
Jun
59%
Dec
37
Aug
20% Nov
Nov
5
29c
Nov
24%
3,940
32c
Dec
Apr
GO
42%
40
31,4.00
Dec
4
Jan
25 %
210,700
common.
Dec
May
2
53c
7
Jun
38%
38c
27
Jun
25!
49 c
29%
3%
94%
28%
30c
new
Dec
Nov
Jun
13% Jun
26c
39~%
24%
180
July
3!/a May
25%
50c
26! a
Jun
Apr
ft
37 %c
7
July
-7*2
135
26'.2
13% Jan
27%
__
265
*
B
Nov
11% Sep
100
176
«
Hayes Steel
Pend
23
19
110
22 %
*
preferred
Bridge
20
Nov
Feb
490
,
57
*
8.75
10
Feb
Jun
12%
*
20
393
Jan
16%
24%
1.60 Jan
2
4
103
Dec
24%
—
Sep
25%
Foothills
May
Va Jun
9%
12%
*
Lumber
Consolidated Paper
Jun
Sep
Jan
41c
Westinghouse
Jun
3.40
156
4
*
Canadian
30o
1.01 Jun
Jan
Nov
40
—1
Western
2ii%
1.25
26
131
9
*
Jan
Jun
55
98
22%
High
7%
675
9
Nov
May
4% Sep
96
23%
*-* 0 0
_
8.35
io
Mar
21
3%
com
common
_
Canadian Vickers
100
75
96
'
Canadian Marconi
385
9%
3
'
Sep
77,275
135
—
Bronze
Sep
1.15
26
'
—
6c
2.20
9%
Jun
Range for Year 1949
378
100
Baloio Gold
4.75
21%
_*
Oct
LOW
5%
24 34
135
*
Corp
Shares
High
23%
25
23
Nov
20
.
Bllverwood Dairies
Sep
May
1.15 Sep
for Week
of Trices
Jan
51
l.oi
1
.
Dec
104
20%
1
Mines
2.75
36c
48c
Sales
Range
Par
British Columbia Pulp & Paper pfci .100
Brown
Co
common
I
28
Week's
Last
Asbestos
17c
Feb
Sep
Funds
Sale Trice
Audian National
16% May
7.00 May
7c
Exchange-Curb Section
STOCK;
Dec
Nov
Jun
2.00 May
2%
54c
Nov
May
2.750
2%
Apr
1.95
20
Sep
14%
11% Mar
2.25
Jun
Jan
5c
45
25
61c
13c
21! 2
Bilanco
Mining
c.
18%c Nov
_*
1
Miller
32c
24%
Nov
Nov
15 'A
Friday
3.00 Sep
1
;
common
Voting trust certificates
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silver
30c
24%
1.15
Jun
38
101
Jan
Canadian
4734
50
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks'
16
1
Bhawlnigan Water & Power
Shea's
*
3.50
3%c Oct
Feb
Jun
9,000
Toronto Stock
Canadian
3.80
Jan
May
4c
86c
Jan
4!4c
Jan
97
83c
Nov
3.90
Jan
1.1c
11 %c
27
84e
t
16
4%c
37c
150
1,500
1
Mines
86
1
Dec
Nov
9%
1
4c
3%c Dec
Jan
*
Jun
Dec
18c
a
Sand River Gold,
Mines
3.75
10c
37
101%
May
26c
Canada Vinegars
335
Jun
7c
12,100
Canadian
50%
Nov
14.000
Dec
2
Nov
26%
19c 20%c
Dec
18% Jan
Jun
Oct
10c
35
1.18 May
14%
35
Jun
27c 273iC
Nov
25
Sep
51% Nov
Mar
19c
12!2
86
Dec
8c
2.9'A
1
4% Jun
8512
99
Jan
1,088
%c
2.20
2,22
Zinc.—
Mines
101 % Mar
15
36
4
15%
5
10
13'a
15
12,700
_—-
40
13!a
1,500
5'Ac
99% 100%
-
^
534C
43ic
5'Ac
•
—
_
Wi no r a
Jan
2%c Dec
Jun
Dec
Mar
Jan
1.04
8c
105.700
130
31%
—
101
_
50
24T's
■
common
100
__
1.20 Aug
812
Aug
.
15% Feb
37%
Feb
May
July
1.99
May
Jan
53!2
2%c Dec
14c
19
__
Jun
9.65
4%c
1
3c
770
•
100
1.45
6.50
23% Jun
Sep
16
Dec
Sep
Dec
15%c Mar
30c
May
—
4.85
7.00
Jan
6%c Sep
1,615
15c
__
*
1.10 May
4.00 Jun
Dec
28.300
46c
Dec
Nov
7% Oct
Wabasso
72c
40c
4.30
21c
Vulcan
43%
6.100
Jun
Jan
63c
46.762
Sdp
5%
Nov
42%
126,106
Jun
8%c
150
1.38
18c
Sep
19c
1.22
27,210
.
38c
Jan
1.14
21,150
7%
7'A
35c
8c
1.03
■
.
20c 24%c
7
]
—
•
Dec
1
4.00
18c
Oct
Yiolamac.
May
May
Dec
27c
Oct
Sep
%c Mar
Apr
16%
12c
Jan
6% May
90c
8% Jan
8%c May
4.893
3.00 Mar
43
Dec
2,805
II,300
13,966
2.70
46
45c
15%
11c 12%c
6.90
45c
1.30 May
Dec
3.10
70C
1.80
Dec
27 %
6.80
43%
—
27%
Jun
May
3.00
Jun
3c
Sep
Jun
17%
6.80
89c
Apr
1.71
12,100
51c
17
3.05
Jun
July
52c58!'2C
14!2
29c
•
Jun
55c
25
90
1
2%c July
1c
2,630
Ventures Ltd
Sep
18c
32,950
28 %
28%
Dec
Nov
23c
42e
26
27
Feb
7 %
1.69
Nov
—
35c
:
„
.
20c
50%
4c
preferred-
—
Steel
Jan
1.000
A
Oils
Dec
40
May
4%c
.
preferred
27c
4.75
4'/4C
27%
—•
•
Resources
class
40c
•
A——
.
Apr
Feb
4%c
class
Corp class A
Class B
:
Jan
2.60
1
Finance
B
Transcontinental
Nov
6
2.70
53c
Jun
6c
15c
45
13V2
Petroleums
Class
Upper
2.000
8c
Feb
18
275
3%c
7:%c
Oct
1.11
40,333
42
a
May
5%
21.375
Russell
St Lawrence Paper 1st preferred
Jan
'Dec
15%
1
Saguenay Power preferred
Jan
12
•
1
St Lawrence Corp common
2nd preferred
Oct
1
_•
common
10%
1.35 May
11
169
*
Roybar Chibougamau
Ruptmuni Mines
Industries
% Mar
Mining
79c
10
150
Jun
9% Jun
156
Gas
1.06
*
1'2
Nov
Union
1.20
1
Oils Co
12
"
Feb
16c
Union
90c
1
—
15
22
Jun
69c
610
170
Oct
7c
Feb
4.90
73c
Gold
Sep
May
Aug
1.08
1
3.75
22c
17%
20,700
10%
170
170
%c Dec
6
Aug
1.10
I
Gold
1.35
10%
»
—.
Trusts
Canadian
Reno
Nov
19c
4c
Renabie
Jan
Oct
Doc
6%
40c
4.40
18C
Reeves MacDor.ald
Jun
2.54
2,933
7%e
Feb
4%
Oct
15,300
1
1
52
125
3%c Aug
3,500
8%c
I
•
70
6%
5%c
10c
7c
11%C
40
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
Quesabe Mines Ltd
52
6
13 %c
13c
»
—
52
—
1
Dec
8%.
1
-
Sop
31%
50
145
Wright-Iiargreaves
Corp
Jan
2.35
3o
1.27
6c
7c
4.80
Porcupine Peninsular
Powell Rouyn Gold common
10%c
Jan
26% July
6,550
500
7c
1.11
>.
1
..
1.60
Traders
4c
,
Mines
Gold
Dec
I,000
l.o5
♦
__
Mines
Iron
Preferred
Crow
3%c
1.57
Tower
Jun
—
Piccadilly Porcupine
3%c
1
Feb
Nov
Dec
Oct
Jun
ft
—
2.75
46c.
Jan
1.42
1
Consol
11 %c
Jun
Sep
Dec
17%c
1
Gold
Photo Engravers
Dec
4c
1.27
34c
1.75
500
•
—
Dec
13c
14.352
•
Partanen Malartic
2.67
Feb
4c
25c
_•
Oil
Jan
Jun
1.50
3%c May
2.05
1
.1
%e
8
100
25c
/ 8'ho
1
Paramaque Mir.es
Pressed
78
78'A Mar
47c
.
Elevators
Waterous
Western
Power
765
290
6,000
1.85
1
—
Nov
104
9.500
600
—
Cadillac
17%
1.65
6
ft
Tubes
Porcupine Mines Ltd.
Feb
7%c
42
Hershey
Nov
13%
Nov
4%c
20c 20 %c
1
87c
1.65
10%
5%c
Mines.
Nov
3.75
10 "a
-—
Mines
Jun
4 %c.
9 %c
,
1.92
Petroleum
Nov
50o
5%
100
*
6c
Jun
25c
1
Nov
29
Oct
102
2.40
Gold
65e
2%c July
25c
1.95
;
14%
Jun
4
Sep
Malartic
_
Jan
18%
103
*
1.25
712 c
Omnitrans Exploration
Lake
Sep
Dec
106
»
1.03
7c
—
Gold
7
175
420
9%
90
7%c
—.
Orange Crush
1,215
29
5%
.
50
Jun
—
common
14%
5
Taylor (Pearson) common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Dec
6
—
14
28
!
common
Dec
:o%
—
July
5
3%c
Preferred
90c
4
Oil common—.
Mines
Jun
79
JaD
Tamblyn Ltd
40c
\
„1
Oils
5
50
14
50c
Mines
500
-l
Lake
Sylvanite Gold
2,700
-l
Gold
1,794
90
Jan
112,350
-1
Mines
9%
—
2.81
Surf Inlet
Dec
57c
2.75
._1
Ontario -Steel
Feb
80c
1.15
3c
Gold
75c
23c
47c
66c
Ogama-Rockland
Preston
9
89
__
1
1.12
Preferred
Voting
41c
1
Thompson-Lundmark
Tip Top Tailors
67%
Mines
Porcupine
5,410
•
53c
Empire
North Star
Powell
60c
—1
3c
Mines
North Inca
Pioneer
56c
*
Mines
1.15
Deni.son Mines
Pickle
Jan
56c
104
Contact
Mines
Paymaster
23c
Feb
Jan
7c
Gold
Pandora
July
common
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
2.35
47c
Mining
Dec
10c
25
15c
Norgold Mines
Pamour
„
Preferred
Jun
8 tic
Mines
21%
.12,500
__
Jun
40c
Nipissing Mines
Mar
75
lie
•
Canada
6%c
.
Thurboii
Osulake
ol
84c
Yellowknife
Red
Bros
Steel
1.749
3c
Oils
Sep
17
21%
•
Gold
8,300
.
Nib
Orenada
Olsen
1.22
7c
Merger
94c
20%
1
Starratt
8%c
75c
New
O'Learv
Dec
45c
Pacalta
Rouyn
Jan
Feb
10'2c
•
class A
Co
High
44c
24c
__
*
—
Superior Oils Ltd
New
Northland
1.45
..
48c
New
Norseman
22,200
•
common
Radio
1.17
Nor zone
Northern
75c
18%c Jun
•
...
Paving common
Preferred
8%C
New Marlon Gold
Newnorth Gold
Norpick
71c
'
Newlund Mines
Norlartic
7lc
100
1.17
-
Mines
Golcivue
Nonnetal
1,235
*
Standard
Nov
4%c
New Jason
Noranda
35c
Jan
28;%
20%
22%
33c
19%
.
1.48
New
Low
34c
*
—
Chemical
Standard
Oct
Nov
22
35c
1
Ran go for Year 191!)
Dec
12%
11%
4%C
New
Pe.rron
May
11%
Car
Shares
High
__
—1
Co
36%
8c
8%
common
Trust
Nicholson
Low
1
Malartic
25,449
11%
R:ght,s
Pan
Gold
24c
„5
Mines
Page
Siauen
28'%
Steel
National
Pacific
Siscoe
Jan
Stedman
National
Osisko
Jan
6c
Pi eferred
Orlac
Apr
.,5
—
National Hosiery class B
National Petroleum
O'Brien
60c
23 %
36'%
—
corn-
Preferred
for Week
of Trices
Dec
Oct
Preferred
National
Okalta
Par
21%
National Breweries common--.
North
High
36c
Sales
Range
Sale Trice
__
Mylamaque Mines
New
Low
High
Week's
Last
Range for Year 191!)
26%
—.25
Mosher Long Lac
New
Friday
STOCKS—
Shares
76%
Preferred
Negus
MARKETS
3Ge
common
(393)
ENDED JANUARY 90
21%
—
Locomotive
Corp
WEEK
for Week
of Trices
Low
1
LISTED
FOR
CHRONICLE
Sales
Range
Sale Trice
FINANCIAL
July
5.60
5.GO
5.75
1,860
3.35 May
6.70
65%
6512
07
170
45% Jun
66%
42c
42c
42c
10
40c
45c
GC
Gc
7c
4,100
9%
328
9%
CO
•
Mar
5%c Nov
6
Feb
Dec
Jan
Dec
May
8%c Aug
11 % Nov
37
38
(394)
THE
i
&
COMMERCIAL
Monday, January 23, 1950
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, January £0
>■
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Affiliated Fund
IV*
Axe-Houghton
Beneficial Corp
4.25
7.84
14.9*6
0'/«
8.48
16.26
7 Va
3%
1
2%
97.10
21.20
101.15
22.92
10c
8.89
8.90
8
1
16.72
18-92
18.08
20.73
—B
1
„
1
•
Corp..:
Bond Inv Tr of America
Holdings
Blair
Fund
Boston
inc
-
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
nUHOCK "una .Liiu
Trust
Century Shares
Fund
Chemical
Preferred
com
-
Investment
Commonwealth
Fund
Delaware
—
_
Securities
Christiana
>
Dividend Shares
.
35
33%
1
Fund Inc
Fund R*.
Axe-Houghton
3.93
Shares
Business
American
10
1
Corp..
Holding
Amerex
5.90
4.52
5.38
4.17
1
Inc
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautical Securities
1
36.20
38.92
1
14.91
16.12
100 4,150
4,300
.100
136
141
1
5.78
6.28
1
14.37
15.81
2So
1.53
1.68
A Howard—
Eaton
Equity Fund Inc
Series—
Fund
Industries
General
Capital
General
Investors
Corn
Trust
Securities—
Agricultural shares
17.69
5.41
7.73
lo
6.82
6.48
7.83
8.53
lo
Building shares
6.22
5.91
lo
shares
Aviation
7.05
lo
lo
shares
Automobile
6.65
9.92
4.96
7.29
10.87
5.45
7.27
7.97
Chemical
shares
Electrical
Equipment shares lo
lo
shares
Food
Fully Administered shares—lo
General bond shares
—.lc
Industrial Machinery shares lc
7,77
Investing
Priced
Low
Steel
Utility shares
Howe Plan Fund Inc
Fund
Income Foundation
Investors
Ltd—
Aviation Group shares
shares
Co
(Medium Grade Bds)
Priced Bonds)
6.52
8.70
Knickerbocker
Fund
Fund
Trust
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Surety
&
Life
9.34
10.91
11.9G
8.34
11.73
22%
6.13
28.89
26.19
18.41
9.96
16.23
23.01
10.87
17.71
United Income Fund Shares—1
Wall Street Investing Corp
1
Wellington Fund
1
Whitehall Fund Inc
1
Wisconsin Investment Co
1
11.87
73c
27.62
24.01
16.87
53.50
10.89
1
1
1
1
6.73
50.50
1
Street Investment Corp_*
Television Fund Inc
1
Trusteed Industry Shares
25c
Union Preferred S~tock Fund—1
Union Common Sto^;t Fund
1
16
20%
33%
81c
Assur
58'%
49%
22
35%
61
52%
Bankers
Shippers
A
10
S
Boston
Camden
28
Fire
Connecticut General Life——10
6.56
Continental Casualty
Crum A Forster Inc
10
10
65
Maryland Casualty common
New York Fire
North
8.65
2.22
2.52
3.84
2.25
Bid
34V*
105'%
10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic (Texas)
29%
31%
51
53
13%
Seaboard Surety
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard Accident
Great
32
17
96
33%
35%
37%
18
92
Fire—
10
I
Hartford Fire
lo
Hartford Steamboiler
10
114
36%
1.35%
6-
1-50
bl.30
1.15%
119
38%
1.15%
11-
1-49
8-
1-50
bl.30
1.15%
12-
1-49
9-
1-50
bl.30
1.15%
1-
3-50
10-
2-50
bl.30
1.15%
2-
1-50
il-
1-50
bl.30
1.15%
10-
1.30%
1.30%
Due
United States Treasury Bills
1950—
26,
Feb.
bl.lO
—._
Mar.
Feb.
1950..
0.90 %
bl.LO
0.95%
Mar.
30,
bl.10
1.00%
April
6v
bl.10
1.02%
April
13,
bl.10
1.03%
April
Mar.
23.
2,
1950
Travelers
29%
58
1950
Banks & Trust
VWrW
Par
23,
.
-
—■
—
Westchester Fire
1.04%
1.05%
1.05%
1:02%
1.04%
1.04%
bl.10
bl.10
bl.08
bl.10
bl.10
1950
1950
1950
1.03%
bl.10
1950
37%
Bank
of
New
City Natl Bank A Trust— .>100
York
45
150
95 %
36%,
A
Trust
43%
Co
5Q
52
Bank
...
Trust
Northern
Empire Trust
Bank
216
-100
330
345
.>100
600
625
31%
.—20
30
Co
..100
305
City Bank
16
36
37%
10
35
36%
Cleveland
Trust
Bank
National
320
37
35
104
21%r
10
107
Detroit
"
22%
Detroit
of
Bank
National
32 %
31
Pittsburgh
,260
100 1,200
National Bank
209
61 %
59 %
10
A Trust
Trust
.>100
Co
National
Central
16
50
N Y)
88%
x86
Cleveland
7%'
6% '
200
'
Savings
A
Trust
Trust Co
(White Plains,
Federation
Ask
215
Trust- ■33%
A
Bank
National
Harris
Trust—
A
Bank
38%
41'%""
20
Bank
Bank
First
98%
15
10
Central Hanover Bank A Trust 20
National
National
47
142
10
100
Trust
Brooklyn Trust
Illinois
Continental
343
100 * 328
Fifth Avenue
Chase
Bid
Par
27%
297
288 •
31
27%
18%"
10
17%
100 1,470' ?;* 1,510
Lawyers Trust
25
41%43%
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
53%
55%
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
100 249 t
255
National City Bank
12%
42%
44%
New York Trust
25
86
89
Public Nat'l Bank A Trust-17%
44 ' •
46
Sterling National
25
89 %V 93
Title Guarantee & Trust
12
8
:
8%
United States Trust
100
630
660
100
*'
Irving Trust
—
Kings County Trust
Deposit Natl Bank—100
Farmers
295
Bartk & Trust—-100
x270
Mellon Natl
290
Peoples First National
Bank
20
Trust
&
34 %
36%
Portland
National
First
United States
12%
72
74
Bank——20
58
60
46%
48%
Bank
Natl
Francisco
San
Bank of Amer N T A S A—12%
A«fc
31%
60
39 %
42%
44%
46%
18%
26%
115
••
Aak
10
Manhattan Co
the
Bankers
-
Companies
•
•
1950
20,
Chicago
of
A
r
Bid
York
36 Va
109%
40%
Recent
19%
28
Tel
Associated
1031;
103%
1974
Central
Pa 3s
Power
Oregon
2%s_-
105^.
1979
102 %*:
27/8s.
Maine,Power
1979
1984
Lgt & Power 2%s
i04V
103
103%
103;%
;
104%-
.1979'
2%s
105%
105%
.1969
Power
Duke
103#A
103%.
103%
61
Bid
Ask
Light—
A
100
preferred
106
107%
pfd__50
51%
52
pfd_30
36%
38
Kentucky. Utilities $4.75 pfd_100
101%
102%
$5.50 pfd—20
19%
20%
Hartford
3.90c
Electric
Iowa Southern Utll 5Va%
Pub Serv
Maine
N
State
Y
Elec
Gas—
1949)—100
106
107
pfd—100
1C6
108
4.40%—100
124
4.65% pfdJOO
107
(series
pfd
4%%
Pow &
Penn
A
Lgt 4%%
A Light—
mortgage 2%s
.1979
—
Public Serv of Indiana
3s_, .1979
Transmission! 3s_ .1963
Tenn Gas
4.28 %
Power
103%
Gas Service Co 2%s
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt 2%s_ 1979
Kansas Power
Delaware
106%
.
Par
Stocks (Continued)—
Ask
1979
2%s
Bell Telephone of
Calif
Security Issues
Bid
104%
105
105%
1";
103%
Pub
Ser
(Colorado)
Pub Seiv of Okla
103%'
Rochester Gas & Elec—
G.
.100
106
136
10
Stocks—
5
15%
100
5%
17%
104
6%
10
35%
37%
5
10
2
10
12%
lo
lo
10
10
100
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—2
U S Fire
US Guarantee
bl.10
-
-
1950
1950
16,
Mar.
16,
1950—
9,
Feb.
9.
Mar.
0.90%
bl.10
1950
2,
Feb.
Ask
Bid
Ask
Bid
Jan.
.
$4.25
Cen
r."-"';>ar
Valley
Gas.AFlep—
preferred
—.-.L—100
Blackstone
Ariz Lt A Pwr *2.60
7%
32
pfd_50
4*
10
1
102
105
53%
36
46%
56 %
38
48%
37%
39%
415
50
67
83 Va
22%
430
52
70
87%
23%
$2.04
a
Pow
&
Lt
$2.20 pfd—*
preferred
Odd
Bfd ■
•'**"'
Ask
51%
*
105
San
Diego
4% %
A
Gas
Elec—
20
preferred
21%
21%
Staten Island Edison—
103,
4.90 %
52%
■s"'_
preferred——100
4.75%
Conn
U S
Hanover
1.15%
1-49
Central Hudson Gas A Elec—
St Paul Fire & Marine
preferred
American,
bl.30
Dated
1.30%
$4.75 preferred series
Co
74%
96%
21%
2nd
1-49
9-
50%
23
Pacific Fire
71%
93%
20%
12%
1.35%
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
8
2.50
12.50
River
Northern
10
—10
15
1.15%
bl.30
Conn
Providence-Washington
8
1.15%
bl.3Q
1-50
Guaranty Trust
7.51
67%
Fire new com_5
bl.2'5
3-50
5-
9 %
63%
Falls
1-50
4-
Flduclary
8%
10
A Republic
3-
1-49
8-
4.02
53%
25%
32 %
33%
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
Globe & Rutgers
1-49
7-
18.14
50%
23%
30%
31%
P-eferred Accident
Glens
6-
1.55%
3.71
National Casualty (Detroit)—10
National Fire
lo
National Union Fire
8
New Amsterdam Casualty
2
Ask
3-50
Rate
1.55%
16.87
4
Bid
7-
1.30',
Ask
1.10%
2-
1-50
3-49
1.30%
Bid
bl.25
Doe
2-49
County
$2.10 Prior preferred
10
$1.05 Convertible preferred__5
Massachusetts Bonding
5
Merchant Fire Assurance
5
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
10
8
Dated
5-
19.67
1.9%
Hampshire Fire
1950
15,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
10.55
18%
37%
General Reinsurance Corp
99.9853
10.75
1
69
B
1951
Bonds—
35%
62%
Firemen's of Newark
1,
9.89
5
Insur Co of North America—10
Jersey Insurance of N Y
20
65
Fire Assn of Phila
U%s Jan.
10.35
Par
10
Fireman's Fund of Frisco
.0548
18.03
Home
•
10
Reinsurance
100.0443
Stamped
:
Corn Exchange Bank A Trust_20
7.43
Companies
Federal
Employers
*1%S Mar. 1, 1950
First
Pacific Indemnity
Employees Group Assoc
1950
1st
67%
23%
69
66%
38%
.0039
1.
1,
Feb.
Continental
19.83
102
22%
66
63%
36%
.0144
100.0508
100.0007
Trust
Unit Type Trusts—
New
.0774
1950
Oct.
Commercial National Bank A
18.49
Diversified Trustee Shares-^Series E
!jE2A0
Independence Trust Shares
1
North Amer Trust Shares—
Series 1955
1
Series 1956
1
Merchants A Mfrs
&
.0835
10C.0516
1950
1.
Sept.
Chemical
22.15
17%
American Fidelity
.0719
100.0747
July
tlV'eS
Bank
10.84
8.78
14.99
Casualty-S
American of Newark
2V»
American Re-Insurance
lO
American Surety
28
Automobile
10
American Equitable
.0915
100.0638
tlVas
2.66
20%
8.01
14.67
16%
26
100.0727
1950
.0758
Indebtedness—
of
16.91
51.89
1
1
__
1950
1,
Bid
Certificates
New
Union Bond Fund series A
1
Series B
—1
Series C
i
26%
Casualty
1,
Ask
22
15.73
X2.43
13.96
10.71
25%
53
15
24
American Automobile
Apr.
12.50
15
Selected Amer Shares
2%
shareholders Trust of Boston_l
Ask
Ask
—
8.78
11.41
12.74
9.85
10
4
I
I
American Alliance
American
tl%s
100 3\
ft,
(cont)
6.96
8.01
asset value) _•
sovereign Investors
6.13
6.35
8
1
1
9.14
5.59
87c
1.21
73%
100
lndebt
of
11 %s June
.1160
100.0972
Bid
Maturity—
16.90
78c
1.09
70%
12.04
8.52
15.42
scudder, Stevens A Clark
21
Agricultural
11.09
10.99
6.44
—10
10
Price
14.02
1
6.05
96
61%
82%
.____1%%
10.27
10.12
Petroleum A Trading
Putnam (Geo) Fund
Republic Investors Fund
92
59V2
79V2
100.10
4.36
12.79
5.14
5.36
5.16
10
1 %%
1954.
15,
11.46
9.37
4.68
4.88
4.70
Bid
1950—
1.
12.36
10.46
4.10
Par
100.8
11.54
3.98
3.73
Insurance
1957-1955
9.53
11.28
1
1
1
25c
1,
12.73
10.88
1
com
102.8
Oct.
Certificates
12.00
11.62
1
1
Railroad equipment
25.10
32.08
16.62
13.21
5.31
5.35
2.71
7.83
10.95
1
1
29.41
15.23
12.11
4.86
4.88
2.48
7.15
7.19
1
1
1
steel
Tobacco
Stocks)—1
(Appreciation com Stks)_l
(Low Priced com Stks)_l
(Income
Lexington
10.97
8.20
2.80
(Speculative Bonds)
K-l (Income pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Appreciation pfd Stks)_l
6-1 (•Quality common Stks)_l
B-4
8-4
10.01
lc
1
America
of
B-3 (Low
8-3
16.52
lc
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
8-2
X15.3G
1
9-37
X April
7.01
4.24
pacific Coast Invest Fund
-a,.
100.6
102
3.98
3.88
Public utility
Railroad
8J57
100
1955-1953
3.27
3.64
1
1
1
6.55
8.59
24.45
Ask
Bid
Treasury Notes—
5.31
6.41
5.84
_lc
lc
Group shares
of Boston
Investors Management Fund
B-2
1
9.58
22.62
1953-1951
1.
4.84
2.99
4.86
State
Trust
Investment
4.43
1
(net
1,
Feb.
7.45
7.48
2.54
8
Stork and Bond Group
Investment
6.82
Metals
oils
Shares
Insurance
7.09
8.52
4 91
191
Int. Rate
7.55
8.11
5.32
4.54
1.76
10.32
6.49
1
1
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Diversified preferred stock_l
Electrical equipment
1
insurance stock
1
Machinery
1
Merchandising
1
Inc
99.28
99.24
.
Jan.
15.14
6.91
5.97
1
10c
Incorporated
Bank Group
:
Ask
Bid
1952-1950
1%S
100.7
120%
100.3
119%
__..196l
Maturity-
tl%8
corporate bond series
Diversified Industry
Fund
Institutional
9.55
lo
shares—
Tobacco
-
L
shares
15.92
14.11
lc
lc
le
Equipment shares-—
Railroad stock shares
RR
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
tMar.
lo
shares—
Bond
Railroad
14.39
lo
lc
Mining shares..
Petroleum shares
15.14
V—'
1953.
I,
Canal
13.54
13.93
lo
shares
Feb.
wi
Dollar
8.74
lc
lo
shares
Merchandising
30.08
12.52
7.73
9.93
;
7.05
9.46
^ures_—lo
Company shares—lc
Institutional bond
27.82
1
Building supply
Chemical
Group
l%s
Panama
8.15
1
Automobile
Aviation
Bank stock
May
l%s
1.55%
New England Fund
New York Stocks Inc—
point
a
Bonds—
2%s
Issuer
4.44
7.44
6.59
16.28
52.30
5.00
1
1
1
Inc
Other
Central Bank for Cooperates—
4.50
4.03
1
1
Speculative Series
Agriculture
Gas
100.3
Bank
4.33
4.08
1
stock Series.
Industrial Stock Series
Selected Group Series
Low Priced Com Stock Series
16.50
103.1
,,
Land
l%s
3.58
3.93
1950
15,
Federal
***
100.2
4.22
3,24
1
2.12
33%
5.88
lo
3
3.69
3.83
1
Bond series
Low Priced Bond Series
preferred Stock Series
1.93
31%
5.29
series
Common stock
4.17
4.41
3.34
1
1
Income Series
Fundamental Investors Inc
Sept.
S'-inds of
point represent one or more
Bid
100
1950
15.
tl%s
Nation-Wide SecuritiesBalanced Fund
National Investors Corp
National
4.18
29.08
6.01
5.22
15.06
Feb
Banks—
Loan
Home
1.25s
3.84
3.78
Mass Investors 2nd Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc—1
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
1
3.97
26.90
10
1
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
—lo
3.48
4.00
Steel shares
—
_lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc_10o
Mass Investors Trust—
ctfg Qf beneflclal lntereBt_.l
Security
Federal
1.35s
lc
lc
lc
Non-Ferrous Metals
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
28.99
19.40
Trust Fund
98.63
47.62
lo
Business Equipment shares_lc
Electrical Equipment shareable
General Industries shares—lc
Home Furnishings shares—lo
27.11
18.15
Corp™
Boston
First Mutual
96.66
after decimal
Figures
Ask
46.67
Managed FundsAutomobile shares—
1
1
»
Fidelity Fund Inc——
•
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
First
Mutual Funds—
Par
Loorois Sayles Mutual Fund—*
">nmli Sayles Second Fund_10
20o
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
Bid
Tenn
$4.65
106%
55%-
56%
52%
53%.
Union
.
preferred
Gas
4%
100
107%
100
—
109
106%
107
103
103%'.
•
Transmission—
preferred
Electric
Co
preferred
of
Missouri—
—
*
(not Included In year's range). b Big yield price, d Deferred delivery sales (not
year's range), e Ex-Interest, f Flat price,
k Admitted tc listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb, r Cash sales (not Included In year's range), t Ex-
lot sale
included
In
change.
n
llquidatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading
Issued,
x Ex-divldend.
y-Ex-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
•No
T1949
privileges, wd When delivered,
value, tin default. tThese bonds are subject to
range adjusted (50% stock div. paid on Aug. 31).
par
all Federal taxes.
wi When
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(3951
THE COURSE Or BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week
will
Preliminary figures compiled by
cities of the country,
2.0%
above
total stands at
this
telegraphic advices
upon
week
of
the
sujcnmaryifor the
week
ended
year
ago.
Third
from the chief
last
1949.
1 *
1950
'1949
$7,449,028,764
Chicago
$7,162,350,672
598,327,655
+
502,882,718
3.6
310,500,000
339,662,000
310,618,921
340,929,930
334,475,512
+
239,793,452
214,379,233
cities, five days
Total all
All
cities,
2,649,786,390
day
one
—
4.9
+
806,430,048
West
3.5
ends
week
In
+
able
to
are
detailed
ending Jan. 14.
For that week there
results
was an
ings for the whole country having amounted
in the
week
same
clearings at this
ing to
the
in 1948.
center
Federal
that
appears
the
of
having recorded
7.3%,
New
delphia Reserve District
Districts
York
in
of
the
to
the
of 1.1%.
loss of
District of 4.3%.
in
the
Kansas
was
they
District
of
3.9%
previous
located
city)
of
furnish
a
from
totals
and
in
this
show
the
Weak Ended Jan. 14—•
Federal
1st
New
3rd
8th
11th
12th
6
_
Atlanta
•
7
-
Richmond—
6th
9th
11
Cleveland
5fch
10th
12
_
Philadelphia
4th
7th
12 cities
York
10
__
Chicago
St.
17
Louis.
4
Minneapolis
Kansas
Dallas.
San
City
10
__
Total
10
—
New
6
____
Francisco—
Outside
7
.
York
.
suffer
gain
a
a
of
loss of 2.2%
3.4%
and
now
add
2.0
568,632,374
545,159,612
.
1948
%
Michigan—Ann Arbor
'
.
Lansing
week ended Jan.
Dts Moines
6
976,868,500
1,039,881,934
789,349,595
Tennessee—Memphis
+
4.8
+
603,388,868
7.2
661,080,172
578,392,560
3.2
1,069,505,257
395,328,700
477,067,139
—
490,004,455
378,161,079
461,275,637
3.9
—
540,695,324
3.4
+
-
-y
II
300,754,968
752,482,984
739,749,811
Missouri—St. Louis
2.2
—
1.7
+
453,236,604
Total (4
Ninth
246,468,550
795,435,246
14,319,868,818
13,810,914,819
'+
3.7
+
0.1
678,520,146
14,671,130,9-38
6,999,400,779
7,491,412,933
showing the figures for
13,685,754,105
6,772,677,590
each
?
Fall River_„:
i—;
$
•.
2,590,101
1,990,422
*.873,188
4,315,106
4,919,311
2,057,439
+ 11.1
•
925,268
+
8.2
•
2,032,515
+
1.4
2,661,218
2,151,447
1
'
]
...
9,056,408
8,609,829
+
5.3
9,480,724
—
'6,135,564
+
9.1
6,102,435
5,6*2,117
25,832,591
+
0.6
25,125,591
22,822,917
+
2.6
Y2,680,930
42,205.898
3.9
28,360,490
32,911,400
+
0.7
•
1.9
,
*
-472,233,935
451,853,976
2,311,978
1,986,850
25,980,503
**
803,953 "
12,692,490
.
New Hampshire—Manchester
94,945,765
7,129,859
524,432
110,809,133
603,388,868
12,376,948
27,355,809
26,233,700
1,461,615
1,489,931
—
1.6
564,599,195
553,679,081
+
2.0
New
Federal
York—Albany
46.644,116
1,408,321
1,168,754
568,632,374
.
Helena
'
_
Northern New Jersey
Total (12
cities)
—
873,017
„
82,548,646
1,899,449
1,690,592
6.9
2,422,182
1,988,913
.7.5
7,179,718,905
6,913,076.515
+ 10.6
13,832,268
45,747,812
93,768,283
1.1
22,972.024
+
14,029,933
13,528,346
823,223
New Jersey—Montclair
2,802,633
—
21,055,949
15.255,707
Connecticut—Stamford.^—
39,476,573
3,0.13,556
1.7
—
6,811,514,040
23,282,349
—
23,770,152
1.9
+
2,165,207
7,319,133,109
Rochester—:
Syracuse-
7.2
2.7
7,836,074
21.0
526,340
391,593
+
5.3
127,851,066
116,056,989
+
7.2
661,080,172
578,392,560
+ 37.8
1,359,681
12,499,416
7,631,367
10,848,189
+
—
+
"
5.1
—
15.7
+
—43,7
6,543,691
55,209,000
1.1
—
+ 21.0
3,201,047
—12.3
65,608,906
3,997,934
29,922,880
15,719,513
1,073,794
768,317,649
3,186,617
II,756,706
5,502,126
3,986,186
6,197,134
t
6.4
+
—
—
—
+
—
—
,
(7 cities)
—
—
—
—
2.6
1.8
'4.7
4.3
3.2
4.3
4.9
52,047,633
55,067,092
7,505,304.667
7,086,479,091
—
124,261,971
490,004,455
-
5,081,922
1,017,305
747,096,937
3.428,752
II,$58,466
4,637,966
0.8
4,199,483
3,398,925
1,069,505,257
957,604,338
105,240,603
+
1.4
297,400,000
137,919,271
103,307,832
244,300,000
129,459,786
92,510,356
—16.6
—
1.9
1,801,881
+
2,2
2,068,221
1,922,031
3.9
540,695,324
468,192,173
6,264,817
272,995,553
6.7
3,869,082
3,711,959
8.5
3,987,022
9,385,545
-18.5
10,911,552
8,520,839
395,328,700
4.3
439,807,026
350,396,004
694,739
7,946,660
3,353,008
-
6,503,284
5,830,602
312,879,902
7.9
-
4,0
8.2
-
91.671,158
237,569,142
93,467,955
85,305,132
8,188,229
6,363,916
3,747,028
3,059,345
2.6
597, 570
+
16.3
471,760
634, 923
+
8.5
736,080
7.616, 514
627,092
+
6.3
8,114,424
126^558,079
7,425,321
+
2.7
9,872,213
14,499,733
123,195, 085
8,395, 157
11,678, 153
+ 24.2
291,698 ,565
+
12,037,979
3,172,198
137,292,203
8,137,349
14,805,169
364,750,408
112,539,530
299,211,381
12,539 ,249
12,059,288
297^641,180
15,159,521
12,192,316
2,238,380
2,431 714
477,067,139
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Total
20,443,235
*
(10 cities)
461,275,637
+ 17.6
Texas—Austin
53,580,739
7,181,944,259
1,871,085
2,052,798
1,526,070
+
3.4
553,896,775
453,236,604
+
7,2
0.6
7,415,554
6,837,535
198,677,000
8,593,666
239,103,752
25,741,588
5,935,000
9,243,000
—35.8
5,082,34*8
5,671,000
4,023,750
14,049,212
+ 26.3
10,592,'979
3,779,935
—24.6
10,911,940
8,706,742
294,1'99,'092
cities)
300,754,968
2.2
322,153,108
246,468,550
105,032,446
101,267,131
—
+
—
0.2
264,472,000
29,902,679
24,597,133
4,805,000
2,845,140
Twelfth Federal Reserve
District—San Francisco-
Washington— Seattle—
Yakima
110,528,345
;
-
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
San Francisco
San Jose
♦Estimated.
3,679,053
17,303,946
138,995,354
55,021,290
12,906,557
382,086,705
54,361,264
10,744,870
11,366,999
5,863,1-86
8,818,395
cities)
tNot available.
11,782,347
4,694,322
752,482,984
Total (10 cities)
Grand Total (112
110,760,249
3,1-54,150
139,481,553
15,692,786
385,912,360
Oregon—Portland
*2,299,622
54,061,279
2,377,063
8.0
9,213,677
Santa Barbara
7,450,291,353
4.0
+ 27.5
—
25,796,572
Fort Worth
Stockton—
42,951,908
—
6,962,642
237,578,516
Dallas
Galveston
12,634.004
844,575
2,488 707
2.6
Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—Dallas—
10,558,212
964,949
392,080
688,801
Kansas—Topeka
12,536,934
7.3 '
27,461,722
14,485,154
8,093,636
Outside New York
- +
t
60.591,277
3,513,603
250,676,601
98,929,550
7,738,308
3,127,848
4,027,334
Lincoln—
12,142,732
5.5
I,559,147
6,178,112
5,523,950
51,388,000
4,916,833
3.2
—
1,003,119,838
258,700,000
Hastings
8.7
45,880,972"^ —,0.3
6,422,492
Federal Reserve
District—Kansas City—
2.2
6.2
91,749,596
"""
"
61,673,446
4,113,086
37,274,020
17,881,716
1,703,447
830,236,710
4,123,839
13,777,299
+ 38.4
—
103,597,140
103,235,707
1,841,231
.
Louisiana—Slireveport
+
1,872,582
2.015,555
New York
3,278,952
76,900,646
378,161,079
Dakota—Fargo
South Dakcta—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
545,159,612
+ 27.3
3,209,297
80,338,018
1,852,176
Bl'mlra—2—
jarrtestow.n—.
Newark
36,635,716
3,270,624
81,704,017
Buffalo
3,963,527
89,798,186
96,157,019
7,64-8,871
North
Reserve District—New York—■
Binghamtor.
3,934,675
0.3
6,012,567
St. Paul———
Total (6
Second
18,155,110
+ 12.3
6,594,425
Wichita Falls
Total (12 cities)
I,383,142
11,891,109
5,830,224
7,307,580
57,840,000
4,116,347
897,028
_
Island—Providence
4,151,720
85,274,329
—
7,113,687
6,746,785
—
1
Worcester
New Haven
r
*
4'60,648,578
2,061,5-96
Connecticut—Hartford
4,931,210
22,667,823
District—Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
Omaha
2,285,572.
;!
Springfield—'
—28.8
r_
$
T, 001,043
1
0.2
Nebraska—Fremont
-
4,882,654
Lowell
New Bedford
1947
469,456,625
■.
196,900,000
—
4,790,885
city for the
1948
S '
Portland-).—-
Rhode
or
Dec
2,271,317
64,602,507
236,400.000
470,974,078
"
cities)
Federal Reserve
Tenth
Inc.
$
70,948,927
1,8
Minnesota—Duluth
Week Ended Jan. 14
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
8.7
+ 26.1
468,192,173
322,153,108
•i
1949
396,608.330
+
262,300,000
.
Illinois—Quincy-
350,396,004
553,896,775
4.3
—
396,608,330
439,807,926
••
•i
294,199.092
435,839,901
957,604,338
435,839,901
II
470.974,078
71,905,183
4.8
+
970,641,630
Kentucky—Louisville
856,925,992
1,003,119,833
78,934,528
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St^ Louis—
5.7
646,843,669
+ 22.5
'
«.
839,352,366
970,641,630
6.6
+
9,332,000
19,056,454
11,248,168
5,239,886
3,954,553
791,882,442
14 for four
years:
Massachusetts—Boston-J
4,277,864
56,906,291
219,800,000
3,084,461
7,181,944,259
423,658,341
423,658,341
735,544,744
v
7,450,291,353
—
74,976,635
1,486,546
Chicago
1.1
1,618,104
3,123,823
200,814,003
29,391,520
14,988,133
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
7.3
,
3,951,327
218,810,833
2,807,662
69,782,235
3,893,961
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Total
Maine—Ba ngor
109,083,050
8.0
—
7,981,176
+
•$
13,148.000
117,829,704
204,240,244
57,194,000
South Bend.
+
Clearings at—
2,350,271
7.1
4,200,887
|
Torre Haute
914,132,663
1950
3.5
6,743,497
Indianapolis
7,086,479,091
statement
3,165,509
—
—
1,906,284
11,287,437
Grand Rapids
Indiana—Fore Wayne
1947
$
!•
detailed
—19.5
+
—
District—Chicago-
Rockford
.
+
or
7,000,735,709
our
3,055.889
646,843,669
923.919,732
.112 cities
789,349,595
116,639,649
Total (17 cities)
*
City..
856,925,902
634,635
CLEARINGS
553,670,081
•i
5.7
6,934,803
Peoria
Inc.
II
260,618,191
12,727,000
4,781,797
4,139,087
95,729,109
101,820,628
Seventh Federal Reserve
the
Dec
443,793,111
5,848,723
292,746,331
—
20,716,417
Total (10 cities)
but
in
$
ii
0.1
+
71,747,454
'7,605,304,667
ii
6,630,377
839,352,366
223,700,000
Mobile
Minneapolis Reserve
1949
564,599,195
28,052,500
4.154,235
8.1
+
—
District—Atlanta—
Louisiana—New Orleans
"an
"
We
Federal Reserve
Decatur
<<
34,173,100
4.5
124,377,686
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Phila¬
$
Boston
6,066,265
179,959,748
443,793,111
Florida—Jacksonville
_
BANK
6,506,348
304,526,304
91,822,249
Columbia—Washington
Springfield
OF
7,961,416
284,620,912
—16.0
7.4
217,793,039
Alabama—Birmingham
it
1950
Reserve Districts
2nd
the
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY
3,537,870
2,591,240
182,190,660
3,938,892
Macon.l
the week
—
and
the
2.0%
and
City Reserve District the totals
enjoy
we
—
330.524,851
2,460,095
We group the cities accord¬
In the Dallas Reserve District the
totals
following
4.0
6.7
17.8
+
1.3
12,283,000
Augusta
gain of 0.1%, the bank
a
are
San Francisco Reserve District of
1.7%.
In the
4,876,094
0.9
15.2
115,495,836
Georgia—Atlanta
be estimated.
In the
3.2%, the St. Louis Reserve District
4,207,796
4,902,292
+
—
—
Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
Nashville..:
Cleveland Reserve District the
totals are
smaller by 5.7% but in the Richmond
Reserve District the totals are
larger by 4.8%
and in the Atlanta Reserve District
by 7.2%.
The Chicago Reserve District records
a
5,018.034
Virginia—Huntington
Sixth
present further below
we
(including this
Reserve
32,014,300
791,882,442
Tennessee—Knoxville
press.
$14,319,868,818 against $13,810,914,819
which
District
Boston
1,049,298
3,082,627
1,003,000,000
appear
the Vsmek
as
going to
has to
cases
week
gain of 7.5%.
a
in
9,053,110
166,645,887
334,037,707
8,606,045
I©
increase of 3.7%,- the
aggregate of clear¬
Outside of this city there
Reserve
in
improvement
not available at time of
statement, however, which
give final and complete
1,039,881,934
4,789,839
Maryland—Baltimore
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
above the last day of the week in all
the elaborate
are
covered
furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the
we
the
We cannot
976,868,500
284,433,593
:>,iv.
exact details for
1.1
34,371,490
Total (6 cities)
Cbmpiete and
+
7,601,191
RichmondSouth Carolina—Charleston
3.2
—18.1
$14,871,514,752 $14,577,121,518
in-our issue of next week.
914,132,663
168,740,071
Virginia—Norfolk
District of
v
4,531,773
8,585,964
6,625,883
753,852
1,138,284
3,333,012
939,000,000
1.9
1.9
+
2,745,364,265
660,354,922
Total all cities fbr week
5,775,534
283,340,303
Total (7 cities)
1.1
—
$14^211,159,830 $13,770,691,470
...
9,164,490
16.4
Youngst.own
9.1
+
$11,561,373,440 $11,025,327,205
cities^five days
8.2
+
923,919,732
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Fifth
cities, five days
+
6,809 ,933
921,534
5.4
+
+ 11.9
Baltimore
Ten
1.4
9,484 268
7,924,579
Mansfield
4.1
—
307,283,154
Cleveland
4,555 ,267
10,261,738
2,556,888
4,573,150
Jersey—Trenton
Columbus
5.7
—
370,726,000
Pittsburgh
2,592 056
4,493,387
Cleveland
1.7
—
298,130,494
297,800,000
Other
3,053,920
Cincinnati
281,262,220
St. Louis
San Francisco
5,836 584
Ohio—Canton
+ 32.4
954,000,000
494,347,291
Kartsas City—
3,287 ,744
23.6
I
—
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
4.0
+
988,060.000
.
875,000 ,000
5,445,836
983, 451
%
702,202,629
Philadelphia
Boston
1,247,333
3,154,974
Total (11 cities)
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
1,205,520
883,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
New
$
—15.2
2,944 160
York
w£ek follows:
1,328, 383
1,260, 817
Wilkes-Barre
Our comparative
1947
1,215,989
1,192,918
Philadelphia
Reading
At
1948
Dec. '/p
*3,050,000
Scranton
week in
$
1,126,391
Chester
Our preliminary
year.
same
1949
District—Philadelphia—
Lancaster
weekly clearings
Friday of 4.0%.
Week Ended Jan. 21—
„
Federal Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Saturday, Jan. 21, clearings
corresponding week
gain for the
a
a
Bethlehem
ended
States for which it is possible to obtain
those
is
with
compared
$14,871,514,752 against $14,577,121,518 for the
there
center
based
us
Week Ended Jan. 14
Inc. or
1950
$
increase
an
indicate that for the
for all cities of the United
will, be
show
39
739,749,811
14,319,868,M8
7,000,735,709
i,-
9,079,064
—
0.2
—14.3
4,024,722
4,316,807
0.4
156,410,805
98,030,461
1.2
61,620,703
46,577,602
12,873,443
9,594,767
380.885,109
12,590,153
4,030,842
+
—
+ 34.1
12,108,587
+ 46.1
11,280,323
1.0
418,056,517
13,136,756
+
—
3.5
+ 24.9
—
2.9
4,996,345
8,768,042
8,353,831
1.7
795,435,246
678,520.146
13,910,914,819
3.7
14,671,130,938
13,685,754.105
6,999,490,779
0.1
7,491,412,033
6,772,677,590
+
40
Monday, January 23, 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL &
THE
(396)
PARTIAL
Foreign Exchange Rates
give below
buying rate for cable
of the Treasury the
Industrial
13,
JAN.
and
1st
Jan., 14
Jan. 13
Preferential
"B"
Special
pound
Australia,
—
.206949*
.206949*
.206949*)
.174562*
.174562
Cornell-Dubilier
,
Ceylon,
rupee
_
.909090
.897500
.896015
.208500
.208500
.208500
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
Denmark, krone
India,
Mexico,
._.
.262825
guilder
k.vone
—
Portugal, escudo
.140154*
.496166
.496166
.0348375
.327225
Uruguay, peso
2.783750
2.800781
2.800703
2.800742
2.800742
.658327*f
.658327*f
.568327*t
.568327*1
.561797*t
.561797*t
.561799*1"
.561797*1
.561797*1
—
_____
Uruguay, peso
.425531*t
.425531*1
.425531*t
.425531*1
thousands
(in
of
dollars)
Increase (+ )
ox
decrease (- —) since
548,073
Govt,
30.722
■'+
326,143
96,627
2,101
advances.,
and
1.840
—
55
-f
securities:
A" 3,738,387*,
Bills
Certificates
Notes
-4-r-
__
rv*
rkm
-62.000
—
_-'2l
197.888
4-
23,193.504
gold ctf. reserves
cash
Industrial loans
S.
79,113
—
notes
Total
12437
.Feb
1
6
Jan
31
V
.Feb
1
6
preferred stock
.Feb
1
12587
Feb
1
196
139
6:398,450
550,700
7.134,150
10.000
—
31.304
—
—
144.880
1,284
-T-
credited
posits
—
■
31.050
domestic
A
to
districts.
+
■4
51.450
—3.463.717
.
.
A
358.143
—
Govt, securities.
S.
17.871.637
securities—
17,970,415
loans
Total
and
—4.245.779
359.928
—
^
R.
F.
items
Uncollected
Bank
premises
Other
assets
1
assets
Total
437.256
V
+
-
153
1.635
—
53.314
118.409
—4,513.632
loans
149,896
—
23.097,777
notes
bank—reserve
Member
U.
S.
Treasurer
—
gen.
Foreign
Total
deposits
availability
items.—
liab., incl. accrued divs.
126.505
73.303
—
—
—
18,247,601
2,557.117
8,171
—
75.248
74.323
338.382
1.151
—
43,910.726
liabilities
Total
,-r
469,936
;
Deferred
198.833
—
16,486,793
acct.
381,293
909,639
acct.
—3.645.718
422.503
—
194.654
4
—
Other
Other
638.863
—
-r
113.012,
31,900
—
-—3,955.467
-r
"
15.260
2.814
—
First
Httels,
Gibson
First
213,139
488,173
27,543
118,200
Capital paid
in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section
13b)
Other capital accounts
Total liabilities & cap.
accts.
44,757.831
4
653
-r
4
10.910
21,462
4.744
4
gold
of
certificate
118.409
serial
CT.
purchased for foreign
correspondents
trial
make
loans
+•
0.31
6.01
In
Federal Reserve
vault
S.
—
240
5.882
1,864
58
227
The condition
of
the
statement
Federal
Patrician
Mills, Co.,
principal changes for the week end¬
11: An increase of S457.000.000 in holdings of
Apartments
Annex
mortgage
&
—
—
1,558
—
an
increase of $165,000,000
in demand deposits ad¬
259
20
—
—
13
—
and
U,
S.
Govt-,
4
32
54
21
406
271
403
&
Candle
Baumer
4
—
4
4
'4
-
4
4
—
4
—
Real estate loans increased $32,000,000.
1
»
a
30, '49
-Feb
1
-Feb
1
140
-Feb
pfd. stock, seri
due
1
140
12588
1960__
pfd. stock—-Jan. 3, '50
7',/
Volume
4In
issue.
170.
•
18
20
371
30
265
22
870
— 2,313.
—
23
14
128
4
4
&
Fitch
Steel
Co.
Abererombie
Cast
Alloy
Aloe
Ltd.
3 V2 "t
^->
621
318
—-
156
4
1,102
—
356
.4
510
1,212
151
—
90
73
—
212
■
—
106
—
.
Corp.,
pfd.
$2
NOTICES
OF
Anglo-Canadian
MA
&
Co..
Fuel
71
Feb
1
bds.. 2nd ser., clue 1974_Jan
20
cumulative preferred stock
Page
190
Gen. and rel'. mtge. 5% gold bds., series A, due
Coal, Iron & RE. Co.—
mortgage bonds, due 1951
Textron, Incorporated, *Vz%
1990_Jan
191
'
Jan 24
debentures, due 1958_„—Jan 20
4
2-15
2-
4
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
5 61/2 C
2-
1
1-20
class A
Telephone
iquar.i
_
115c
3-
1
2-10
$1.50
1-30
,1-20
12'z-iC
2-
1
62 l/2c
2-
1
Liqueurs
—
Oil
Refining,
&
Plywood
&
Shoe,
S.i
(A.
4%
Belding
preferred
Heminway
Bell
Gossett
(fe
3-15
2-27
3-15
2-27
$1
3-13
2-13
37 Vac
2-
1
1-23
1$1.37Va
2-
1
1-16
2-28
2-14
(quar.i
Inc.
.
Co,
25c
_
preferred (quar.i—
(Sidney) & Company,
.
-
Fund,
Inc.
.(quar.i-
Rubber
Co.,
Inc.
Hills
Site
Falls
Co.
California
4.4r,'c
Water
preferred
'
Service
231
»
Common
Class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
I
2-
3-
1
2-15
30c
3-23
3-10
J)-12
3-
15c
.
.
3-
1
I
2-17
..
1-31
16c
2-25
25c
__
3-
10c
1-25
1-16
1
2-13
11
15c
iquar.i
iquar.)
2-15
2-
20c
3-10
2-10
27 VaC
2-15
1-31
33 VhC
2-15
33c
2-15
1-31
1
2-15
Co.—
C iquar.)
preferred D (quar.i
5.281
preferred E iquar.)
Canada
Safeway, Ltd., 4Vu 1
5.31
1-24
2-15
$1.06 »/4
(quar.i
....
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
1
Inc.—
iquar.)
Co.
3-
20c
iquar.)
(quar.i
Blumenthal
Quarterly
1
30c
Black Sivalls & Bryson. Inc., common
4.25't
2-
$1.18%
(quar.i
iquar,)
Co.
$1.75
(increased 1
common
1-20
30c
(quar.iProprietary, Ltd.
preferred
6
40c
-
Building,
1-20
2-
iquar.)__
Corp.
Wiborg
6
(quar.j—_
common
RR.
Line
Coast
1
2-
5c
:
preferred
convertible
$1.20
Atlantic
1-25
3-
5c
lannvali
Corp.
1-25
3-15
30c
pfd. iquar.)_ 1$1.12|Va
Canadian Car & Foundry Co., Ltd.—
31
3
2-
75c
participating preferred
iquar.)_
__
Animal Trap Co. of America, com. iquar.)
5%
preferred (quar.i
Arizona Edison Co. (increased quar.i
—
.
Associates—
mtge. & col. trust 311
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—
1st
2-15
50c
6r,l
Buck
Date
1
2-15
Foundation—-
Animal
Boston
TENDER
Company and Issue—
3-
I
62 VaC
<quar.i
preferred (quar.i_
_
preferred
iquar.iAmerican Screw Co., 4,L>/«
pfd. iquar.i
bVz't
given in the "Chronicle."
2-
5c
$3
Beck
4
87 V2C
(quar.t
pfd.
conv.
(quar.i
$2.50
Arrow
bonds, notes,
3-
—
..
General
American
Ault
1-20
5c
Furniture
American
Atlas.
2-
1
$1
_
—
iquar. 1
Airlines,
American
1-10
2-15
2-
160c
_
1-16
30c
_
iquar.i
Aluminium,
Payable 0) Rec.
25c
;
—
iquar.i
Co.
S.)
(A.
Holdert
When
Share
Company
Brown
General
8
Feb
Per
Name 0)
+
4
be found a list of corporate
the details were
Tennessee
195
27
during the current week.
4
842
4 1,289
4 2,443
Brunswick
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $165,000,000 in
Chicago and $161,000,000 in New York City. Holdings of
12587
1
DIVIDENDS
165
6
4
Commercial,
York City.
12586
1
payments shown below were announced
The dividend
457,
62
29
.
—
—
38
39
296
35
546
4 4,596
4
4
4
21,325
Below will
_
1
:.
Inc.,
Co.,
this
in
♦Announcement
Balfour
Gas
*
Ry.—
—
4
Notices
(A.
*
Feb
^
stock—
3 "kbonds,
trust
Collateral
Redemption Balls and Sinking Fund
3yers
*
1
1, "49
Corp.) —
l3'«-3',4bds., due serially to
Collateral trust
accounts,
during week
Eastern
«
•—1
—
Maryland
Western
demand deposit accounts, except
justed.
industrial, and agricultural loans, in¬
creased $6,000,000, increasing in six districts and decreas¬
ing in the other six.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying United States Government and
other securities decreased $279,000,000. largely in New
1
12437
Cold Storage Corp.—
preference
prior
Westii\ghou,.se Electric Corp., 3Val
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except, where indicated) in which
and
1
Ry.—
Union
Pekin
States
41
$265,000,000 in balances with domestic banks, and $356.000.000 in demand deposits credited to domestic banks:
Treasury
1
income bonds.
(4C5 Fullerton Pkwy. Bldg. Corp.)
income bonds
;
mortgage
United
bills; decreases of $291,000,000 in loans. S371.000,000 in reserve balances with Federal Reserve Banks,
Jan.
30
-Feb
.Jan
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ed
193
-Jan
;c.
De
lirst pfd. stock
(Parkway Bldg.
71
Society of Sisters of Charity (Lewiston, Me.) —
1st mortgage, 4 7
bonds, due 1959...,
—,
9,937
•.
—
System in leading cities
shows the following
—
-Feb
2nd
deposits:
of weekly reporting member
Reserve
1914-..
due 1969
preferred stock—_
Industries,
Flour
Montana
Ashland
banks
103
w
dated
Extra
Condition Statement of Member Banks
*
103
14
-Feb
4,761
705
621
4
—
—
2,021
deposits
Domestic banks
Debits to
Feb
3Mi'i- bonds,
mortgage
France
Extra
Government
interbank
—
102
1, '50
-Feb
1st
La
Will
48,140
i 15,380
deposits adjusted
deposits, except Government
Borrowings
9.231
4
5,055
12,403
839
2,415
Banks
Foreign banks
indus¬
.
with
Interbank demand
56.11
ances
to
:
——
Demand
Contingent liability on accept¬
Commitments
bonds
Reserve
n.
12584
Light Co.—
&
Power
Kansas
35,880
—4.513,622
re¬
serves,, to deposit and F. R.
note liabilities combined-—
13,857
2.999
6,804
3,486
24,631
Treasury notes
S,
102
15
-Feb
bonds, due 1966———
due 1950 and 1951.
41
bonds,
mortgage
3Va1
Liabilities—
-
102
for purchasing or
bills —:
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Cash
102
Elk RR.—
&
Hastings Square Hotel Co.—
6%
1st
mortgage,
bonds,
pur¬
'Treasury
Time
Ratio
for
Balances with domestic banks
-
—
securities
Other securities
Accounts—
Inc.,
Cheat
Greenbrier,
1949
6
—
—
—4.581.884
12222
3',a1
preferred stock-.
general mortgage bonds.:
Corp.,
Boston
Peoria
135
291
291
4
Government
S.
a
V
1
1
millions of dollars),
obligations—443
807
carrying:
IU. S. Government obligations
161
Other securities
-421
Real estate loans
4,379
Loans to hanks—.
217
Other loans
4,468
U. S. Government securities—-Total—
37,920
U.
Other loans
Page
15
15
1
chasing or carrying:
U.
Capital
dealers
and
brokers
Other
Deposits:
—
—
to
231
1
and agricultural '
•Commercial, industrial,
1
called
Co.
Since
1950
67.357
24,382
24,753
Investments—Total
Loans—net
Liabilities—
Reserve
i in
Assets—
and
*
Feb
1969—-.
issue
Jan. 12,
Jan. 4,
:
1950
Loans—gross
•f
due
series A,
bonds,
12588
15
-
Patrician Apartments
Jan. 11.
Loans
Federal
Co.—
1
Service
Cities
Inc. (4) or
Leans
»
Date
Light
motrgage
1
1
.Feb
reporting
of the assets and liabilities of
summary
211.583
—
12583
1
-Feb
■j
27.616
—
23
—
?
^
11
4.337
t
44,757,331
—_
5.869
-f-
12588
.Feb
member banks follows:
—4.389.375
—
9
23
decreased in most
banks
Dec. (—)
38
162,840
2.969,313
34,023
101,520
banks
Notes of other banks
from foreign
Due
1948
of
debentures
2nd
Total U.
1
-Feb
$108,000,000 in New York City.
Borrowings decreased
93.681
1
Company and Issue-
adjusted increased $56,000,000 in the
Richmond District. S39.000.000 in the Dallas District, and
S34.000.000 in the Chicago District.
United States Gov¬
ernment deposits decreased $156,000,000.
Demand de¬
922.193
—
Feb
.Feb
.Jan
Milling Co.,
Worcester Gas
decreased $113,000,-
of indebtedness
*
Co.—
New York City and
in
192
.Jan
bonds, series A, due 1970
3Va1 debentures, due 1961 —
3 I 1-
mortgage
&
2% 1 debentures, due 1973
Refrigerating & Warehousing Corp.—
.Feb
1st
mortgage 4'?
bonds, due 1958-:—
_
Washington Terminal Co.—
.Feb
1st mortgage
2Au 1 bonds, series A, due 1970
-Feb
West Virginia Pulp
Paper Co., 4 Val pfd. stock—
$39,000,000 in Chicago, and
increased S26.000.000 in the Philadelphia District and by
smaller amounts in most of the other districts; the net
decrease at all reporting member banks was $62,000,000.
Holdings of United States Government bonds decreased
$39,000,000 in New York City and $31,000,000 in the
Philadelphia District, and increased $29,000,000 in the
Boston District and $27,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict: there was a net decrease of $18,000,000.
000
,
Bonds
$3
Pile Co.,
Concrete
Ray
25-year
Demand deposits
R.
F.
277,001
+
22,645,431
—
for
$
S
S
certificates
1949
1950
1950
Assets—
Jan. 19,
Jan. 11.
IS.
Jan.
Other
1
Mar
3 Vi ',
entire
12 Federal
Reserve Banks Combined
Discounts
15
&
of merchandise.
upon type
Statement of Condition of the
fund
Jan
.Feb
A
debentures, clue
3%1
Stores, Inc., 15-yr.. 3 Va
debentures.
Mfg. Co., 4l/2l serial debs, due 1952-1953
Fair
1st
tApplication depends
Treasury certificates
Redemption
1
series
stock,
Terminal
_—
"Nominal.
192
15
Feb
Serial
.232940
2.783750
.425531* t
Uruguay, peso
.232360
2.801781
Kingdom,
16
Feb
1st
2.783750
Closed
Feb
Swift
.232800
2.783750
3
Standard
.193329*
.193329*
,193329*
3
192
.0348625
2.783730
®
103
1
Joliet
mortgage
.327225
.232700
.232800
___•
Africa, pound-—
pound sterling-
of South
United
.140154*
.496166
.327225
23'
1
Sun
.140154*
0348000
Jan
Corp.—
Packing Corp.,
Raymond
.658327*t
„
Switzerland, franc
Union
2.772896
2.7728^6
.193329*
.193329*
krona
Sweden,
.262787
2.772896
.327225
.327225
dollar.
Settlements,
Straits
.262775
.115722
.0348750
.0348791
__—
.262800
15
Co., 2% 1 notes, due
1958
McCord Corp,,
10-year 4 Val debentures, due 1956
May, Stern & Co., 5 4
preferred stock-Midlothian Country Club—.
General and refunding mortgage 4Va% bds.. due 1959
.208700
.496166
.496166
Philippine Islands, peso
115722
102
Feb
Lynn Gas & Electric
.0028625
.
1
Fox Brothers
.140154*
.140154*
—
.115722
2.772896
Closed
2.772896
Zealand, pound
Norway,
.208700
.262800
.115722
peso
Netherlands,
.0028625
.208700
.115722
.208700
.144938*
.0028623
.208700
12223
Apr
1
1st
.144938*
.144938*
.0028625
.0028625
1
.Feb
Food
.144938*
.144938*
—
(Metropolitan), franc
Dominion of, rupee
France
.0200600
.0200600
koruna
Czechoslovakia,
U.
.9090.90
.395312
.208500
.208500
Gold
.0544060
.909090
.894140
.890312
Free
12223
.Feb
Drug Co.,
lb-yr. 3 Vie'1
debentures—
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—
.0200125
.0544060
.
12223
1
Eastern Ry.—bonds, series A. due 1970—____
Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J.—
$4
preferred
stock
First Investors Shares Corp., 6',
conv, deb. bonds.—
.0200125
.0544060
.909090
1
1962— .Feb
Elgin,
.0200000
.
103
Feb
1962, .Mar
due
Corp.,
Eleclric
preferred
$5.25
Deerfield
2.231573
2.231573
»
2
1970— .Feb
bonds, series A, due 1961
prior preference stock
mortgage 3%1
1st
.138958*
.138958*
.138958*
2.231573
.0544060
.909090
Official
1
Power Co.—
Copper-Bessemer
.174562*
.0200053
.0544060
dollar—
Canada,
3Vcs series L, due
mortgage
River
Connecticut
cruzeiro
Brazil,
New
.297778*
.297778*
2.231573
Closed
.0199946
franc
Belgium,
%
$
.297778*
.138958 *
.133958*
2.231573
a
Mar
mortgage
.174562s
.174562*
l.
1
;
ref.
.297778*
.206949*
"A"
general
.206949*
.297778*
Preferential
a
Feb
3% 1 bonds, series E, due 1960
1st mortgage 2%'J' bonds, series G, due 1974
Cleveland Union Terminals Co.
1st
mortgage
bonds, series A,
B and C
Jan. 19
Jan.18
S
$
*
S
1
&
and
1st
Jan.17
Jan. 16
Argentina, peso—
Basic
New York
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers Jn
Value Jn United States Money
Unit
Country and Monetary
189
Feb
Western Indiana RR.—
mtge. 4V»1 bonds, series D,
Cincinnati Union' Terminal Co.—
Chicago
1st
Noon
1
Co,—
Power
Maine
Central
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
1950 TO JAN. 19. 1950, INCLUSIVE
CERTIFIED BY
RATES
EXCHANGE
Pagfl
1965- Feb
debs., due
3%
Corp.—.
3 Vtl
debentures, due 1964
j_
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
1st mortgage 3Va'v
bonds, due 1970_
Carolina, Cllnchficld & Ohio Ry.,—
1st mortgage,
4s, series A, due 19G5_
countries of the world. We
transfers in the different
Co., 20-yr.
Loan
15-yr.
passed:
record for the week just
a
FOREIGN
Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Tariff Act of 1930, the
requirements of Section 522 of the
Pursuant to the
Date
Oil & Refining
Ashlancl
Beneficial
to the Secretary
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
.
3-
1-31
120c
2-22
1-31
125c
2-22
1-31
[Volume 171
Number 4875
THE
Per
Name of Company
Share
(increased quar.)
Cos.
Oil
Canadian
Central Arizona Light & Power,
No action
1
2-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
on
a
45c
1
1-20
1
1-20
$1
$1
(increased—
pfd.
Pictures
Corp.,
preferred
1-24
3-31
3-15
3-1
2-17
(quar.)
Co.
E.)
declared
50c
Voting
River
reported
&
Dravo
Co.
—
for
West
Biothers
Freiman
(A.
4(4'c
&
J.)
Co.,
Inc.
Inc.,
common
Securities,
3-15
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
1-26
3-
75c
2-
1
3
30c
1-31
1-20
20c
1-31
9-30-49
3-10
2-28
3-
$1.12(4
1
2-
c
2-
1
1-18
$$1.12(4
2-
1
taken
on
Finance
5(5
preferred
4(5
preferred
Foods
Corp.,
A
2-
87 *4c
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
37 (4c
2-
56'Ac
2-15
2-
3-
2-
1
1
1-26
15c
1
dividend
Jan.
16.
25c
3-15
common
(.quar.)
7'Ac
2-14
3-
$1.75
_—
2-14
1
2-
5-25
5-10
$1
(s-af
(s-a)
Corp. (quar.)—
2-15
25c
____
5-25
1
5-10
50C
Outdoor
Advertising Co.,'Common—
(quar.).
General Paint Corp. (reduced
qua-r.)
General
Plywood, 5'A
preferred
(accum.)Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common- (quar.)__
$5 preferred
(quar.)
___ A
6'5
Government
Employees
I
Co., Ltdri
Greer Hydraulics, Inc., 5(5
:CdttvYpfd> (quar.)
Hammond
Instrument Co.
(increased);
Coal
Hancock Oil Co, of California—
Class
A
A
Holden
V
'
—————:
F.)
(J.
Company,
(quar.).—
A
3-10
2-17
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
I
2-
1-23
25c
25C
1
$1
2-15
$1.25
3-15
2-15
50c
1-31
1-25
$75c
2-15
1-27
1-20
$1
3-10
2-24
33-
1
2-15
50c
3-
1
2-15
25c
3-
1
2-15
$12(4c
„
Manufacturing Co,,
Class
A
(quar.)
Holly Stores, Inc.,' 5 (5
50c
1
2-
1
Hopieer-Electrochemical,!,common
(quar.)
.;..
2-
1
1
1-20
A
common
30c
2-24
Foods,
Institutional
Inc.,
5(5.
prtf.
Quarterly
3-
2
3-28
3-
2
3-
1
2-10
"$1.06(4
3-
1
2-10
75c
1-31
1-27
Ltd._
$$1
3-13
2-10
3Cc
3-31
3-20
r__
$1.50
3-31
3-20
2-28
2-15
International
Investors
Harvester,
Stock. Fund,
,
Co...
7(5
2-28
1-31
3-10
2-17
10c
pfd.
(quar.)
of
2-10
1-23
3-
2-
Maine—
Inc.
$1.75
15c
Yards, Co.
iannual)
5(5 -preferred (quar.!—-,.—
....
25c
$1
Furniture
.Kansas-. City- St-ock
Common*
(quar.)
Corp.—
,
...
:
1
2-21
4
1-31
&
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
1-17
'
$1.25
2-10
Union
3-20
United
1
2-1
2-
1-20
1
3-20
preferred
North
1- 5
3-7
Waite
2-
1
American
2-15
2-1
2-15
5-31
1-14
4-1
3-14
Western
1-31
1-20
Co.
Class
B
Pacific
6(5
&
3-15
Worthington Pump &
5(5
1-19
1-
9
4(4(5
cum
2-10
4'/2(5
cum.
Pacific
$4
Portland
7(5
35c
10c
Art
2-
1
2-15
1-30
2-15
1-31
34%c
2-15.
Extra
1-31
2-15
Pa.)
A
2-15
2-
1-28
Silverwood
1
1-16
3-20
2-28
$1.12*4
3-15
2-28
$1.12(4
3-15
2-26
37(5c
1-30
1-20
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)____
75c
25c
Fields, Inc. (irreg.)
closed
for
resident
income
tax
_
3-15
3-
10c
(quar.)
2-
2-1
1-11.
1
1-14I
this dividend.
Canadian
non-residents'
deductible
at
the
tax.
Non¬
source.
7(5.
tax.
Jamaica
income
tax.
Corporation and
1
1-20
2-
3-15
1949—Month—194,8
1
6,05»
$3.99,071
$4,949,707
$4,136,752;
364,470
58,842
325,345
3.878.136
35,223
483,683
3,185,627'
438,779)
1
taxes
income
$76,334
$38,503
$587,888
charges
$512,346?
57,525
23,686
382,084
360,060'
2-20
171,
106.
p.
Blair
Edward
2-10
1-30
tors
2-
1-16
SEC for
1
1-30
Holdings Corp. above.-—V. 109,
(initial)
1-14
3-3
2-
56c
1-19
_
(accum.)
|
•
27c
$1.25
2-1
3-
Co.
(N.
2-17
2-17
75c
2-
1
1-20
2-1
1-20
Co.
2-
l
and
3-31
3-31
3-3
20c
2-15
1-24
50c
3-10
2-17
12c
2-
5
1-31
?15c
2-
1
1-24
ilOc
2-
1
1-24
2-
1
—.—
—
B__
2-
1
Inc.—
1-20
be
3-10
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
B__;
3-11
3-
Mr.
the
would
stock
common
in
Kentucky West Virginia Gas Co, Equitable Gas Co.
Philadelphia Co. in payment therefor the prciarrcd
would
stock:
3-1
2-3
2-15
1-27
35c
2-
1
1-20
40c
1-25
1-16
solution
1-16
Standard.
The
If
2-28
2-28
Ltd.—
*
$$1.25
4-
1
2-28
that
by
which
that
purpose.
determination
no
effected,
Standard board
amount
of
.received
1
for
such
stock
will
that,
except
be
if
had
sold
yet been made
the
or
time
as
when
ta¬
th©
market
.
1-20
4-
Co.
agencies.
1
4-1
stated
be
would
2-
JlOc
Philadelphia
......
Boshell
method
27V4c
1-25
by
conditions
remaipfavorable, it is contemplated that an offering might be made as soom
as practicable after
permitting time for the preparation of registration,
statements containing year-end
figures, the solution of the tax prob¬
lems
and
the
receiving of the necessary approvals of
regulatory
2
$15c
Dairies,
of
reorganization
cations.
Blumenthal Sidney)
class
Standard's principal subsidiary,
Philadelphia Co,,
the necessary applications with
the
>EC foe
to
retained
ttle
...
(New Haven)
the*
Public
The
2-20
15c
(quar.).,
direc¬
to
debentures
sale
35c
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
the
Wisconsin
applications would indicate and it is the
intention that th*
System will sell only the stock of Wisconsin or the stock
of Equitable-.,
Both
applications will be filed in the near future to
expedite th«
sale pending a solution of various
problems, including tax problenuy
which must be resolved before it can be
determined which asset wLE
be sold.
It is expected that
the decision as to which asset will
b,&
sold will be made
prior to the hearing before the SEC on such
appli¬
.
(
that
applications
stock of
1-24
50c
:
announced
necessary
common
file
sale,
3-3
$1.02
19
the
of
y.'hich it is contemplated v/ill no used in
exchange
the retirement of the non-callable
stock of Philadelphia Co. under
the pending
plan as well ns additional shares of common stock.
If
the common stock of
Equitable is sold the senior. securities
would
Gas-
(quar.)
Jan.
on
the
of
for
1-20
35c
to
The
any
and
deliver
Y.) —
(quar.)
all
of the reorganized
Equitabl®
cf
Equitable Gas Co.,
which
would;
general follow the procedure contemplated
in the present
plan for the retirement of the non-callablc
preferred
stock
of
Philadelphia
Co.
and
would
involve
the
acquis*'-.'on
by
Equitable Gas of alt of the stocks of
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Gdm
Co.
precede
1-18
1
3-1
$1.37(4
time
same
authority to. sell all
9
88c
(quar.)___a
pfd. (accum.}___
President,
the filing
Corp.
requested
Gas
1-10
1-
Boshell,
authorized
authority to sell
the
was
—
1
O.
have
At
1- .7
4-1
2687.
p.
t
1-23
20c
Y.)
$4,142,802';
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—Seeks
SEC Approval to
Sell Wisconsin Public
Service Corp. or Equitable, Gas Co.
Common Stock—
j'
3-15
3-
90c
Co.__
Earnings—•
1949—11 Mos.—1948-
Spreckels Companies—Blair Interest Sold—
2-24
4-
50c
N.
8)
page
$499,646
Service
(s-a)__
Shares____
(quar.)
1-31
2-
25c
21,500
Sec
the
senior
the
of
If
by
recognizes that the
securities
over-all
the
stock
of
of
Co.
advance
11
and
Public
such
same
the
over-all
Co.
problems
of
Philadelphia
Co.
used
to
is
of
a
substantial
desirable
that
the proceeds
retire
in
company
senior
the-
and
will be
securities.
Service is sold, it is contemplated,
proceeds to Philadelphia Co. for the*
purpose.
The advance would
to protect Standard's
position in.
of
retirement
Philadelphia
Equitable Gas is sold,
Wisconsin
will
of
Section
Philadelphia
stock
that Standard
.
Western
4-17
2-15
550
1
40c
(quar.!_
preferred
4-30
28c
3,500
10c
:
6(5
Ltd.,
$1.50
1
$4,971,207
1-23
40c
Dairies,
2-15
$399,621
—V.
—
'
Silverwood
2-3
1
$503,146
20c
_________
Traction
pfd.
(see
1
3-
1-31
30c
Blumenthal
3-
90c
Net oper.
Net
after
1-31
2-15
31*40
Co
Co.
30c
1
Operating
1-31
2-15
31*40
50c
preferred
Works,
quarterly,
Security Insurance
5(5
2-15
37(40
H.)
Metal
Sibley Lindsay & Curr
Sidney
1
35c
convertible
2-
Operating revenues.
Operating expenses
1
2-
$1.25
_________
iquar.)
Container
1-17
2-15
Operating revenues
Uncollectible oper. rev._
Products, Ltd.—
Dillon
Seaboard
3-
2-15
10(5
Regis Paper Co.
Scotten
3-10
31(4c
B
Increased
St.
1-30
$1
class
2-1
Southwestern Associated Telephone Co.
3-21
62V2C
common
Company,
Rath Packing Co
25c
,75c
$1.25
___
Participating preferred A (quar.)
Participating
Ronson
1
1
75c
(accum.)
Randall
1-30
2-
common_
Period End. Nov. 30—
4-
2-
20c
—
(Phila.,
Distribution
Milk
3
2-15
(quar.)
(Continued from
2-15
iTOc
Inc.
2-
1-25
2-15
25c
&
2-16
Investment News
Co.—
(N.
Electi-ic
1
(quar.)"__
not
1-12
3-1
22(4c
common
4.08(5' preferred
(quar.)—
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Class
1-13
$1
(quar.)—
dividend
Pullman,
30(5
1-20
3-
pfd.
General
Cement—
A
preferred
preference
Quinte
1
$13-1
Bank & Trust
Service
Si.40
British
xLess
1
50c
s. Funds, less
15(5
Canadian funds, tax
1-20
$1
$3.50
—
Coke,
1-25;
1-30
2-
$1.12(4
U.
1-25
<quar.)_—
series prior pfd.
&
2-15
-
20c
5(5
I
2-15
.
1
1-30
10c
Co.____
15(5;
1-25
Co._.
Co.
Steel,
Gas
Stock
2-9
2- 6
convertible
preferred
Public
2-17
Gas
tax
3-10
—_—
Co.
convertible
1st
County
Less
a
2-
3-1
Machinery,
6(5
"Transfer books
1-24
2-
Increased quarterly
Pittsburgh & Birmingham
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.---
5(4(5
2- 1
2-15
3-
3-10
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.. (quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn,
$2.50
Co.,
3-10
class
(irreg.)
Investment
non-cum.
Cab
Light Co.—
Casualty
30c
56*40
$1.06*4
(quar.)_
prior preferred (quar.)_
conv.
tPayable in.
^Payable in
Cement—•
Ltd.
Co.,
Pittsburgh
1-31
4-1
preferred
(quar.)_
Rust-Proof Co.J.
Penn
1-31
2-15
Parker
Peerless
2-16
Light Co
Yuba Consolidated Gold
2-17
2-15
85c
(quar.),
Panhandle Eastern Pipe LineNew common (initial
quar.)
Patican
1
2-15
93%c
(initial)
&
1
__
prior preferred
1-20
preferred
$5
3-
50c
Power
3-
3-3
Mills
common
1-17
$1.06*4
i
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
1-31
4-1
preferred
Portland
New
—
York
10-20
X-30
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
redeemable preferred A (quar.)__
Pacific
7-22
4- 1
redeemable
5(5
Yellow
1-21
15c
(quar.)—__
preferred (quar.)
1st
5(5
preferred (quar.)_.
3-
$3c
preferred
5(2(5
I
(quar.)
4-
4-1
preferred
Electric
RR.
L
15c
common—
Gas
2-
Electric Power, common
preferred (quar.)
Service, 5(5
$1.12(4
Co.
Owens-Illinois Glass
2-19
60c
Co.__
Wisconsin Public
Corp.—•
Consolidated
(Ohio),
3-10
1
20c
Wisconsin Power
50c
Candy
Osgood
3
3-
Co.
Insurance
Pacific
3.60(5
6(5
4-21
12-31
4-
$3
2-24
1
1-16
2-28
25c
(quar.)______
2-24
11-
3-17
1
1-31
3-10
Inc.____
3-16
series)^_____<—$ 1.12(4
6(5
Corp.
Mills,
3-16
8-1
4-
$1.25
(qunr.)__
Jack Walte Mining
Pulp & Paper—
preferred
(quar.)__
Westchester Fire Insurance Co.
resident
Quarterly
F.),
(quar.)
pfd.
1-
1
1-31
—
•
4(4(5
1-27
——
(s-a)
States Portland
(Charles
Co.
1-16
—____
Gas
(Minn.)
(quar.),
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
2-10
50c
_.
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
4(4(5
5
1
1-23
$1
Wisconsin
5-
12
1-30
35c
(quar.)...
Steel
West Coast Life
West Virginia
1
2-1
1-1-51
50(5
Wellman Engineering
8-21
1
9-1
5c
11-20
1
3-1
6-1
1
2-15
Extra
8-31
$1.50
&
(1949
Insurance
(Jack) Mining (see
Wellington
5-18
4-1
7-1
10-
25c
(quar.)
Pictures Co.,
11-30
2-
2-1
12c
Co.)
2-15
2-28
1-20
3-1
15c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Washington
1-20
2-28
25c
preferred
Northwestern
4(4(0
1-20
2-28
Co.
Insurance
Universal
4-1
50 (G
North Carolina RR., 7'5
gtd. (s-a)_
Northeastern Water Co., common
(resumed)$4 prior preferred (quar.)_—______
$2
3-10
1-21
2-24
40c
Inc._.
Machinery Ccrp.—■
4(4(5
participating preferred (quar.)
U. S. Spring &
Bumper Co., com. (irreg.)
3-7
5c
(accum.)
preferred
Fire
1
1-31
3-15
Hoffman
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (qitar.)__.
.4(4(5
S.
S.
4-1
5c
(s-a)
2-
25c
75c
& Rubber Co.
Aircraft Corp., 5(5 pfd.
40c
—_
50c
1
25c
_____
Asbestos
50c
common
Electric
Pile
U.
1-20
$$1
dividend)
1-31
—
25c
(quar.)
2-3
2-15
(quar.)_—
2c
Inc.
2-
2-15
Stock dividend
Shipbuilding Corp.—
State
pfd.
2-15
50c
40c
City
1
45c
_____
40c
Fund,
1
12(4c
(quar.)—
25c
—_____—__—
$4.50
Class
$1.50
2-28
4-
Twin
$1.06(4
Fund, certificates (quar.)___
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—•
York
3s4^0
5(4(5
.<
Internatiopal
2
37 (4c
(quar.)
Shares, Ltd.—
Stock and Bond Group shares
International Business Machines
2-
12'4c
4(4(5 preferred (quar.)
Home (Joseph) Co. (increased)
Hudson, Bay,«Mining &
Smelting tCo.,
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common...'
/
6(5 ■ preferred'; (quar.
Hunt
3-28 "
$1.12*4
<quar.»
(quar.)
'
(stock
1-21
2-
$1.06(4
<,$4.50-convertible- preferred
Stores'Corp.,
Steel
Quarterly
$15c
31'Ac
iquar.)
Howard
1-20
Ltd.—_
•■conv.
pfd.
a
2-15
3
25c
—
2-27
(quar.)
40c
Common
'
1-31
31'Ac
•
3-15
Ltd.—
(
...
35c
25c
Class
Co.
Public National
____
ClassIILIIIIIIIIIIILZ
Hartz
<
1-27
•«*>-
(quar.)....—
Extra
New
1-27
2-15
$1.50
preferred
Great West
2-15
3
4-
,5c
preferred A
5(5
dec¬
2-
Co.—
Ry
Fibres,
3-11
Timely Clothe's, Inc. iquar.)
Tobacco Products
Export Corp.
$1.12l/a
Ltd
2-1
50c
iquar.)
;
Co. (quar.)_.
40c
Truax-Traer Coal
$1.12Vi
_v.
2-
3-1
—
Water Power
2-15
5c
,.
.
Television
4-14
$1.12,/2
England,
Pacific
(s-a)___
2-10
$1
—_____—___
York
1
.
2-10
2-15
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Calumet Mines, Ltd._____—___________
C'<
1-20
_
2-15
$1
(quar.)
2-1
3-
34:,bc
Quarterly
3
$1.08%
"Welding Machine—
quarterly
New
2-11
15C
Co.,
Street
New
1-16
$$1
__
25c
General
New
1-16
___
common
(quar.)
36c
7
(quar.)_
•_____
pfd,
6«
1-16
$12'4
2-
2-10
56*40
com.
dividend
Nutrine
2-17
&
Paper & Type,
preferred (s-a)
5(5
3-31
10c
2-15
2-15
7c
(quar.)___.
Automotive
National
Noyes
1-20
1-31
$1.12Vi
National
2-15
40c
2-15
25c
——^—-
3-1
26c
Quarterly
Quarterly
97(/2C
(
2-1
Quarterly
6
1-31
50c
Reclaiming,
S.)
Oats
Cash
1-31
$1.50
(J.
National
1-31
2-15
1
2-
40c
Quarterly
1-31
2-15
2-
U.
—
3-1
(special)
2-15
35c
(quar.)
8IC.1c
(quar.)
_________
(quar.)
Co.
&
1-21
2-15
25c
com.
(quar.)_:
3-13
40c
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-15
1
4-15
(quar.)
at meeting held ,on
Cigar Co., common—
General
2-15
3-10
4-
37 (4 C
common——
6 A
prelerred
Genera!
3-10
20c
(quar.)
laration
7'5
1-21
"$15
——————
preferred
Cable Corp.—-
General
1-26
_______
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd., 4(a
No action
1-20
25c
...
$1.50 preferred A
(qttar.)
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.— "
4i!j':
preferred (quar.)
General
1
—
(quar.)
Gale & Co., common
Gearko,
2-
Swift
....
1-21
2-1
—;
Water
Co.
1-1Q
2-28
Co.
Corp.
Corp.
Oil
.2-15
$1.25
Pipe Line
(increased)
(increased)
B
Increased
12-31
25c
(quar.)——
Co.
preferred
of
1-15
1
National Electric
1
12-31
25c
4 '4 '<
pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend) —
Ltd.,
preferred
$3.50
1-20
2-
1
25c
——
Sixth
Industrial
Gair Co.
2-
4*4(e redeemable preference
share ordinary held
each
Fulton
1
2-15
of
Four-Twelve
Fownes
2-
of
Ltd.
(quar.)———.
——
preferred
National
1-31
50C
Tire & Rubber,
Co.,
2-15
2-
Gas
& Company
Briquet, $2 conv,
$1.06(4
;—
Co.,
(quar.)
(A.)
25c
(additional)
Mor.ongahela
2-17
3-17
Stein
10V2C
—
—-
Mitchell
3
3-10
Standard Silica
12'/2C
(quar.)—
preferred
(additional)
Common
3-21
25c
___
—
______
share
2-
65 c
cum.
Motor
1
1-31
3-31
25c
—
Pittsfield, Inc.—
participating pfd. (quar.)„__
Participating
Federal-Mogul Corp. (quar,)—
One
4-
$1
_
Firestone
2-15
15c
prefened
(quar.)
$1.50 prior preferred series A
(qtiar.)—,
Emporium Capwell Co. (extra)——.—__
Equity Corp., $3
convertible
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.20
1
Stamford
2-3
Tide
:
Missouri-Kansas
2-15
15c
80c
Federal Loan Co.
1-31
3-
+30c
—
(quar.)
2-21
30c
————
preferred (quar.)
Employees Credit Corp., class A
B
2-21
$1.12*4
8A
Class
1-19
50c
—
(initial)——
B
1-19
1-31
35C
:
Y.)
1-31
2-10
2-24
14c
—
Miller & Rhoades, Inc., 4(4(5
pfd. (quar.)__
Miller (I.)
& Sons, Inc. (N. Y.)______
Minneapolis Gas Co. (increased),
6
$1.25
(quar,)—
Corp.
(extra)———
Co., class A
Drug
4-
115c
Township Telephone Co. (quar.)
Electric Furnace Co., class A
(quar.)—
Class
1
$1.25
—
Eastern
Emerson
5-
(Conn.)
3-1
3-13
88c
—
4(2(5
'
Natural
12l/zc
(irreg.)
Midwest Rubber
6
$40c
_
Electronic phic
1-18
$40c
—
(quar.)—
(N.
4-
Southern
Stouffer
preferred
(quar.———__
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
5
r/o
4(2(5
Class
—
—
(quar.)
Insurance
1
1
$$1.25
_
52-
4
Ltd.—
—
Life
1-18
$25c
Dun & Brudstreet, Inc., common (quar.)
4 Ya'.t- preferred (quar.)
_l——________
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., 4.80(5 pfd. (quar.)-—
Duquesne Brewing Co. of Pittsburgh——
Dwlght Manufacturing Co.
Eastern
2-17
3
$$1.25
(quar.)
common
1-17
1
preferred
Sun
preferred (quar.)
4Ms'/5
1-23
2-28
$25c
1-
2-
25c
(quar.)
—
Ltd.
A
B
4'/a (5
2-27
1
1-31
25c
——
preference
1-16
5(4(5
1-31
50c
stock
Class B
1-23
3-10
———
Co.,
1-23
2-
$4
1-24
2-15
Stott
Magnesium Products Corp
Messenger Corp, •
r__
—
Metropolitan Edison Co., 2.90(5 pfd. (quar.)
4.35(»
preferred
(quar.)
Michaels Stern & Co., class A (irreg.)
1-23
2-15
3114c
—
—
—
Corp.,
4'A
;
1
2-15
25C
.————.
—
—.
2-
$2
25c
1
2-15
plus
(quar.)
(quar.) 1
Participating stock
Water
3-15
2-24
2-15
1-31
2-1
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4*4(5 preferred (quar.)
$1
2-15
3-15
si.50
Works
4(5
30c
2-15
3-15
OOc
common______
(quar.)
Lathe
Southern California
3-15
Bancorporation—
Class
—_
Linoleum
Quarterly
Aircraft
1-23
.___—
(quar.) ——
preferred (quar.).
57>> ' preferred (quar.).—
Extra
1-23
1
2-
1
Bend
20c
Marine
last
(s-a)
5'A
Dover4 Industries,
1
2-
4-
preferred
40c
———.—
—
Co.-.
Common
Douglas
2-
6(5
South
3-12-1
20c
common—
convertible
Fully
1
2-28
Inc.—
preferred
Co.,
Class
Dominion Malting Co., Ltd., common
Extra'
2-
share
(quar.)
convertible preferred
cum.
Initial
12,
in
Credit, 5'A preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil IFTelds (monthly)
Monthly..——.
Oilcloth
2-15
1-25
3-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
1
35c
Domestic
Dominion
2-
per
A
5(5
2-21'
8 7'4 c
(quar.)_—_
Tunnel
Alkali
Jan.
on
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
3-15
2-20
1 2-1
Holder•
3-15
50e
Rayon, Corp.
Agricultural Chemical,
10c
Marine
7*
Smith
41
Payable of Itec.
$$1
j$l
$$1.12(4
Skenandoa
3
When
Share
$0,037
_—
(quar.)
Marathon
1-20
2-
cum.
4V4'/5
6
2(5
stock
common
1
class
cum
42c
1
3-
$1.50
(quar.)—
Co.
3-
3-20
$4
...————
RR.
3-15
1
3-15
50c
Maltine
3-10
$1.75
were
incorrectly
week's issue;
A
2-
2-28
Inc.
Steel
50c
1-27
2-
Nashville
&
56c
Co.—
but
debenture
(4 c
25c
6
—
—
7'A
preferred (quar.)
Dc-nnison Manufacturing
Class
1
2-20
75c
—
were
4-
$1.13
——
$105
Corporation
Lyons Finance Service,
3-10
1
at
2-28
4-
Company
Simpson's Ltd., class A (interim)
Class B (interim)
414('5 preferred (quar.)
25c
Shares.
—...
3-15
75c
-
Lynch
1-27
4-
1
Per
Name of
2-24
25c
Extra
1-27
2-20
Feb.
Stores,
Lukens
1-16
2-28
$1.12(4
—
(quar.)
payments
1
50c
•.
—
Diamond
Lucky
1
$37 (4c
$37'4c
(quar.)
Seal
&
2-
dividend.
Louisville
3
3-20
on
3-18
$75c
(quar.).—_____....,—,
Fund
tion
1-14
2-
50c
Co., Inc., com. (quar.)_
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Cuneo Press, Inc., com. (stock dividend)
3*4 'A
preferred
(quar.)—:
Dallas Railway & Terminal, com. (quar.)
"Detroit
1-
2-14
2-15
$1.06
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America
$8
1-16
$$10
Company
Crown Cork
(quar.)...,
(397)
Holdert
Payable of Kec.
12(4o
(quar.).——-—_
(quar.).—..
Co.
Trust
When
$1.12(a
—
preferred
Salt
this
3-10
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Consumers
i
3-31
$5
Glass Co., Ltd.
Consumers Power Co., common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co, (quar.).—.—
Loblaw Groceterias, Inc.
(quar.)
|
—
Lone Star Gas Co.
(quar.)
Lorain Telephone Co.; 6(5
preferred—
All unexchanged shares called for
redemp¬
Southern Ohio Electric—
&
Consumers
Ford
1-31
62 (4 c
—
$4.25
&
preferred
Lexington
1-24
40C
Columbia
\
1-31
30C
City Products Corp. (quar.)
Collins
Company
Colonial Steamships Lines, ltd.
These
Leslie
dividend
(quar.)
1st
7(5. 2nd
2-
City Auto Stamping Co
(W.
6(5
quarter.
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.
(Julius)
CHRONICLE
lc
of Canada, Ltd.—_—....
Keyes Fibre Co., $6 preferred (accum.),
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)..
Kroger Company, common (increased)
1
2-
____
Coon
2-
75c
-
preferred 1946 series (quar.)
4'A preferred (series of 1947) (quar.)____
4(4
2-15
$1.75
common
successive
(irreg.)
Kelvinator
—
4%
Columbus
Kayser
6
3-
Share
Mining Co.
Drug Co., common (quar.)....
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
1-20
1-31
3-
Waite
Katz
——
—
taken
was
Per
Jack
Corp.—
second
for
1
2-28
62 (4c
~~
Cherry-Burred
2-
'4 c
20c
—
—•
2-20
2 7 (4 c
(quar.)
com.
FINANCIAL
Name of Company
1-20
6
$1
22
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Central Louisiana Electric Co.—
Increased quarterly
Chain Store Real Estate Trust (Mass.)
Quarterly
$1.10
2-15
3-
50c
_
&
Holdert
Payable of Rec
$25c
_______
Carpenter Paper Co., common (quar.)
4# preferred (quar.)
Central & South West Corp. (quar.).
Extra
When
COMMERCIAL
be
made
in
such
a
manner
so
as
Philadelphia Co. [pending the solution
problems.—V. 171, p. 196.
42
End. Nov. 30—
Operating
Cper.
revenues
and
exps.
Utility
Other
S84G.109
;
taxes__
• of
record
capital stock
(par $19) at $40 per share in the ratio of one new share
for each 3% shares held. Subscription warrants will ex¬
pire on Feb. 1, 1950. (Subscription rights under the pres¬
ent offering will not attach to the shares to be issued to
income
$9,342,288
8,101,104
$9,804,077
$80.7,083
640,188
687,657
7,769,348
$119,426
$2,034,729
1,441
1,446
15,959
(net)
$1,241,183
83,701
stockholders
company's
10% stock dividend.)
stockholders of record Jan. 13 as a
Gross
income
Income
$207,363
$120,872
20,847
$1,324,884
110,159
$2,050,688
29,893
346v761
deductions
and
Net
Earnings
—V.
per
$100',025
$1,703,926
$1,214,725
(598,441,86 shares)
income
$2.85
$2.03
$177,470
share
common
171, p. 140.
pointed out,
County,
Commerce
Fla.—V.
169,
Commission
able
directors
Jan.
May
16,
7
declared
have
1950,
30,
the
year,
stockholders
to
cents
of 12
record
of
23^
Jan.
following distributions were made: On Feb.
cents; Aug. 15, 6 cents; and Oct. 27, 16
since
share,
1950.
per
pay¬
Last
the
of
15> 10 cents;
cents.—V. 170,
as
and
Alex.
J,o.hu
called
been
sinking
mortgage
and
interest.
Co.,
Washington,
fund
will be
Payment
C.—V.
D.
167,
next,
1,
Feb.
on
$42,000
l'irst
loan
The
Co.
of
dated Nov.
agreement
York
New
14,
amended
was
with
1949,
Dec.
on
P.
monthly instalments of $50,000
each, beginning Dec. 1, 1949, and ending on Nov. 1, 1955, with a final
instalment of $1,050,000 due on Dec. 1, 1955.—V. 170, p. 1438.
Paine,
and
annum
in
mature
equal
72
The
SEC
due
1,
company
covering
Garrett
1970;
B
until
Jan.
by
the
to
and
1956;
1,
voting
4l/L»%
shaves"
2,000
stock
common
(no
ture
is
debentures,
RFC.
the
of
—V.
and
securities
subject
(to
are
this
of
the
against
to
approval
According
resolution
Dec.
1,
the
prospectus,
Sept.
to
loan
only
to
principal
John
payable
within
Mutual
Hancock
any
'/*%
and Son
&
Morris
The
selves
Vt%
man
TNet
Eoaid
of
Directors
of
3.943, and
loan in the
a
ten
Life
1948
$7,036,301
1,206,921
506,520
1947
$7,148,622
1,745,684
765,542
1946
$5,856,886
790,294
340,733
$925,902
$700,401
$980,142
$449,561
Dr93,484
Crl21,286
.
the
RFC
Extraordinary items
Finance
$700,401
$886,658
,222,980
284,436
'$477,421
$602,222
$395,373
by
said
income,
on
1829.
p.
it
18
has
Utah Fuel Co.—Stock to Be Sold at
The
Jam
said
has
approved
extension.
the
provides
Dec.
The Interstate Com¬
committee.
the
by
depositors
unless
that
avail them¬
deposit
said
agreement
amended
as
for
the period
Hence
depositors.
granted
further notice to the
until
depositor, upon surrender to The Chase National Bank
New York of his certificate of deposit properly en¬
transfer with signature witnessed and guaranteed, and. upon
of
back
receive
to
the
by
share ol the Committee's
maximum of the charge her«^be
present
the
liabilities,
and
authorized
tofore
interstate Commerce Commission, will
said deposited bonds.—V. 171, p.
140.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.
Months Ended
Operating
revenues
$60,852,339 $57,490,70(2
50.595,293
48,949,797
;
.
—
Operating expenses and taxes—.—
operating
Nonoperating
revenues-*——
Interest,
$10,257,042
—
546,395
$10,661,803
i.
m—_—
deductions-^-—
etc.,
income
$.9,087,300
2,947.605
$5,925,032
500,000
500,000
$7,214,2J8
—-
3,162,268
$7,714,298
——__—-,
—-—s
—
$8,540,905
404,762
revenues
income
Gross
•
1948
1949
Sept. 30—
$5,425,032
losses on investment in
for contingent
—
Co.
announced that
lias ex¬
19,
Dec. 8, 1947 and Dec. 2, 1948,
agreement from Dec. 19, 1949 to
j946,
19,
capital stock of transportation subsidiary
Auction
of New York, in an advertisement dated
pursuant to final judgment and decree of the
Trust
Guaranty
3.
1932 as amended as of April 15, 1941,
my
for
Net
not
a
July
19,
said extension-.
The Committee, however, has no present
terminating the continuing right of withdrawal which It
City
Provision
Jan.
on
payable
notes
taxes
for
first general mortgage
constituted under the
holders of
1,
1949,
the
tor
terminated
the
by
of
expenses
.
extraordinary items and
minority interest.
+Before extraordinary items, and minority interest.
JBefore minority interest.
SEqual to $1.09- per common share.—V. 163,
provision
Ry.—Deposit Agreement Extended
agreement
heretofore
Net
'Before
for issuance of any
payment of $5 80 for each 31,000 bond as his
175,474
*
plans
no
be
by
the
dorsed
$570,847
311,559
__
"!
Net; income
amount participated in by
and. Mass-Mutual Life In¬
Co.
Corporation
on
$925,902
<i$614,343
income
SNet
Minority interest
There are presently
the
will
12
by
Dec.
sooner
deposit
of
vcontrary,
amount
The
years.
Insurance
money
Subs.)—Annual Statement
1949
income
had
it
bonds, ; duo
duration of
concluded
1,670,660
744,758
taxes
state
and
com*
shares.
right to withdraw their bonds, on or before Feb. 8, 1350,
deemed for all purposes to have consented to the above
mentioned extension of the deposit agreement and shall be bound arid
they
Bous-
$8,031,187
—
authorized
the
to increase
1959.
p,
committee
Commission
merce
y2%
entitled
to
$15,100,000 loan to Texmass.
No
explanation was given for the delay.
There is often a lapse of time
between the agreement to lend and the advancing of funds by RFC.
advanced
Block
1943,
the
intention
income
income
'Net
Federal
Co.,
Reconstruction
The
yet
J.
share. Payment is being
Syracuse, N. Y.—V. 165,
-
170,
Central
gold
unless
covered
Year End. Oct. 31—
Gross
RFC.
of
namely $4,000,000, will be represented
from Texmass directly to the insurance companies."
surance
Co.,
of
29,
approved
.
&
Shriver
4%
15,
1950
231.
Vp.
owners
"The
dated
.
.
17
V2 %
.
Sterling,
United Stockyards Corp. (&
amended Nov. 9, 1949, and
of $15,100,000. . , .
Under its terms, the first disbursement shall be made not later than
150 days from Sept. 29, 1949.
The loan is evidenced by notes payable
in
the
amount
of
$15,100,000 bearing interest at 4%
per
annum,
1949
Simon
— —
in
500,000
to
announced that
shares.—V.
protective
tended
V2 %
Co._
oflered
bp)
company
company,
—
Co.
&
Co.—
&
"the
Dec.
y2%
Co
are
pursuant to a plan o-f read¬
holders o-f certain debt claims
of
certain property interests
which
the
company
is
offering to acquire,
and as payment for
services.
No
underwriting discounts or commissions are to be paid.
These
justment
Co
&
Eruce
G.
shares
deposit agreement dated Dec.
%%
Inc._
Schacfer &
Inc.
1%
1%
per
shares.
294,830
company
50-yeur
%%
:
& Co.,
Koppelman-
George
Co.,
&
Gardner
&i
$110
office
voted
15
Nov.
on
300.000
from
Wisconsin
-
has
interest
Interest payment
sufficient,"
Elair
Jones
l-/2%
Co._r_
Baird
The
certificates.
trust
payments are subject to ap¬
not mandatory but interest
is cumulative and absolutely due and payable at maturity of principal.
As to the 5% debentures, interest is payable to extent that "Earnings
Applicable to Junior Income Debenture Interest as defined in Inden¬
As
proval
R.
Waltpr
Herbert W.
1%
Cooley & Company.-1%
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.- 1%
value),
par
E.
1 '/2 %
Sons—
——
Conrad,
cumulative
represented
T.
its
at
Co.—Capitalization Increased—
stockholders
stock
additional
% %
Williams
C.
l'/2%
&
&
W.
William
rights to dividends until Jan. 1, 1956; 52,000 shares $5
preferred stock (no par), no rights to- dividends
value), no
class
Miller
&
at
3,- 1950,
,
outstanding
% %
Reinholdt
Jan.
corporation
Wilson-Jones
Co.,
&
Evans
Co
&
cumulative preferred stock was recently called
of 7%>
on
the
% %
Co
„
Hirsch
Co.—_ 2 % %
Inc.
1,
A.
Inc.
2!/2%
Robert
filed a registration statement with the
senior cumulative-interest debentures,
13
4Vh-%-
1965: St,200.000 5% junior income debentures, due Jan.
32,006 shares $5 class A cumulative preferred stock (without
Jan.
par
Jan.
on
$3,000,000
&
Clement
entire issue
The
mon
% %
Doolittle
&
Dodge & Co
Mead.
Co
morning and
daily
F. Kelly, Vice-President of sales, Western will
roundtrlps daily, seven days a week, over th$
route.—V. 171, p. 10.
1%
.
Co.
2»/2%
Jackson
p.
Co.__ 1%
1%
&
inaugurate
will
company
through
Angeles
redemption
by
2046,
1%
Co._
this
1
Arthur
to
two
made
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs__ 1%
Baumgartner,
Downing
&
2 %%
Pressprich &
Robert
Walker &
2V2 %
Curtis
Clark,
Staats
Inc.—Daily Roundtrip Service Be¬
Angeles—
1%
;—__
& Co.
Scranton
R-
Wainwright
C.
H.
Co
&
W.
4»/2%
Co..-.
&
Webber,
W.
Chas.
4%%
Moscley & Co
S.
R.
With SEC
Texmass Petroleum Co.* Dallas, Tex.—Files
Cr.
Weeks
&
Hutton
E.
W.
$4,650,000 of notes outstanding shall carry interest at the rate of 3%
per
4y2%
Beane
&
Hornblower
that
provide
to-
H.
White, Weld & Co
Guaranty Trust
the
1949,
9.
William
Putnam
Pierce,
Lynch,
Ftenner
Co.—Amends Loan Agreement
Gulf Producing
15, 1950,
stock at
Will & Baumer Candle Co., Inc.—Retires Preferred—
The
for
4%%
—
Feb.
According
Yuma-Los
Kidder, Peabody & Co
1%
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood- 1%
Corp
& Co., Inc._
Glore, Forgan & CoMerrill
Texas
Boston
its
per
Beginning
which
6%
Co.—
Boyce
of
shares
3,081
for redemption as of Feb.
414%
cumulative preferred
evening roundtrip service between Yuma and Los Angeles via El Centro
and San Diege,
Calif.
such
of
9% %
9%%
9
%
9%%
BIyth
1594.
p.
&
425,354
$1.5?
Redemption
& Paper Co.—Partial
called
3
Western Air Lines,
upon
Co.—__
&
Legg &
of
Jan.
on
tween Yuma and Los
additional, capital stock of the
company
the exercise of the subscription war¬
for
Sons
&
Eros.
The
underwriters
several
the
of
names
of
shares
$1.43
share and accrued dividends.
Immediate payment may be
had
upon
presentation and surrender of drawn certificates at the
Irving Trust Co., One Wall Street, New York, N. Y.—V. 170, p. 2384.
$105
shares
300,000
offering of
the
to
respective
Watts
C.
Stei'n
of
4%
bonds, due April 1, 1958, at 100
made at the National Savings & Trust
redemption
for
effect
percentages ol the unsubscribed stock
severally agreed to purchase,, are as follows:
Brown
Baker,
Redemption—
have
has
company
operate
subscribed
the
$866,287
425,394
share___
1097.
166, p.
total
a
1946.
300,000
not
are
rants
$511,095
425,394
$1.20
shares
common
per
West Virginia Pulp
stock
January,
590,750
'
and
rat:.o
UNDERWRITERS—The
Warehousing Corp.—Partial
Terminal Refrigerating &
first
capital
$1,457,037
328,957
$609,837
income
The
and the payment, of the 10% stock dividend, the
company
will have 1,400.000 shares of capital stock outstanding out
of
a
total
of
2,300.000 shares of authorized capital stock,
$10 par
value.
Dividends
of
50
cents
per
share quarterly have, been paid
of 12 Cents—
dividend
a
this
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
of
each
There
general
capital
capital iunds represent,
2337.
p.
—V.
rapidly in recent years, a condition which
the cushion of safety to policyholders.,
over and* above statutory reserves.
increased
has
to
which
a
209.
p.
Television Fund, Inc.—Dividend
The
3 issued
Jan.
on
reduce
tends
certificate
permitting
abandonment
by
this
company:
and
abandonment of
operation by the Atlantic Coast Line FIR. Co., of a line of railroad
extending from Gillett to Reedcr, approximately 6.95 miles in Manatee
Interstate
$840,052
'
common
Earnings
*
1947
1948
1949
434,000
$1,043,837
taxes
Net
No.' of
of
purpose
Co.—Earnings—
taxes
K
-;
the financing, the company staled-, is to improve
relationship
of capital funds
to the volume of net premiums
written.
The volume of premiums of "USF & G Companies,."
it was
The
before
Income
securities.
in
Mfg.
...Year Ended Oct. 31—
Profit
the
Tampa Southern RR.—Abandonment Approved—
The
portion
such
invested
be
from
the sale will be added to
that is
not required for
working
proceeds
PURFOSE—Net
funds
may
...Wentworth
.
1950, of 300,000 shares of additional
Jan. 13,
194^—12 Mos.—1948
$205,922
income
oper.
*•
1949—Month—1948
insurance
the
to
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
Period
Monday, January 23, 1950
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(398)
carried
Balance
surplus——
earned
to
•
1949, there will be offered
for sale
at public auction at the Guaranty Trust Co. o-f New York,
140 Broadway,
New York 15, N. Y., on April 10,, 1950, beginning at
11
a.m.,
the entire outstanding 100.000 shares of stock of this com¬
pany, which is engaging in the mining of coal in Utah and Colorado,
and in the manufacturing of coke
in Utah, and in the sale of said
York
New
Textron* Incorporated—Tenders for Debentures-—
Staled
tenders
until
received
were
close
the
business,
of
Jan.
en
Providence National Bank,
Providence,
R. I., for the
sale to the company of 4fa'/.': debentures due Apr. 1, 1958, at prices not
20,
1950
by
exceeding
been
100
sought
interest
and
to
exhaust
to
the
Jan.
31,
Sufficient
1950.
$58,373.—V.
of
sum
171,
had
tenders
consolidated
United Air Lines, Inc.—New Records Reported—
The
corporation
carried
estimates
final
sales.
and
in
Totals,
Jan.
as
showed
cargo
flew
ton
1948,
air freight
miles
declined
12 by
23,700,C00
and
and
passengers
ap¬
the
during
freight
miles,
ton
miles.
ton
express
As
Much
of
air
parcel post
by
As compared
express.
freight
All
was
also
10%;
the
month
same
increases from November,
60%; and air express 33%.
mail,
flew
company
December,
decrease
decline
a
an
of
estimated
9Va%
1949.
p.
last
as
128,
capital
which
stock of
Dec.
on
Charles
established
was
Charles Eneu
approved
Inc.,
the
to
1804
Johnson has made
clue
black,—V.
170,
p.
614s
days
20
entire
Inc., of Philadelphia, Pa.,
printing ink.
More recently,
make
carbon
the
,
United
States Cold
merger
into this
latter
Storage Corp.* Chicago—Merger—
E.
Egg
M.
formerly
a
subsidiary
of
the Chicago
concern,
elected
in
Products
Dodds,
to
the
in
Kansas
President
President
named
of
the
of
City.
the
companies,
newly-created
cently
called
accrued
issue
111.—V.
4%
pcsl
G.
Kansas
D.
City company,
was
Chicago
of
ing.
The
prior
preference
stock
P-
on
Dec.
30,
1949.
at
$55
was
re¬
per
1923.
—Alex. Brown & Sons; Baker, Watts & Co.;
&
John C. Legg
an invest¬
which is underwriting an offering
Co.; and Stein Bros. & Boyce jointly head
banking
income
bonds
purchase of the
property.
A sales con¬
common stock and voting
holders of Walbridge Building
holders of
upon
whose
Balance
-V.
file
group
New
Co.
the
net
to
this
of
a
supervised
the $2,000,000 mark in
$2,015,000
1948.
is making "plans
expand
to
its size and has recently
registered its shares in Illinois and Minnesota, as well as Wisconsin,
and contemplates sales of its shares in other Midwestern states.
The
company had 1,797 stockholders at the end of 1949.—V.
170, p. 734.
Woodall Industries Inc.—Earnings—
first
Three Months Ended Nov.
the sale will be distributed to bond¬
sales
Net
of 414%
Preferred
"After
has been declared payable
—
—
dividends
Common
declared—
declared
dividends
per
share
common
Federal
Corp.—Stock
500,000
shares,
par
$1;.
outstand¬
is
is City National Bank and Trnst Co. of Chicago
Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.
The co-transfer agent is Empire
The Marine Midland Trust Co. of
of Chicago, IIL
the co-registrar is
of
its
In
the
BUSINESS—The
changers
New York,
N.
company
income
—
the
Oct.
14,
"On
a
is a leading manufacturer of automatic
magnetic wire recorders.
It manufactures both
three-speed-three-size
automatic
$0.93
100.000
30,055
834.
fiscal year eiided Sept. 30, 1949,
1949, the company exercised ids
term
capital by $2,250,000 subsequent to
the year-end."+—V. 171, p. 231.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1943
Period End. Sept. 30—
"Net
-Net
company
and
p.
$1.12
403,148
from Banks—
covering
report
stated:
170,
taxes.—V.
1948
$5,535,459
loan from its principal banks in the amount of
$3,000,000 which is to be repaid in 16 quarterly payments.'or less; at
the option of the company.
This had the effect of increasing working
to
right
No.
Y.
record
changers
which
are
sold
under its. own name directly to
the public and to
radio-television-phonograph
manufacturers.
Its principal
customers
include Belmont Radio Corp., Du Mont (Allen B.) Laboratories, Inc.,
Emerson
Radio
&
Phonograph
Corp.,
General Electric Co., Hallicrafters Co., Magna vox Co., Motorola, Inc., Scott Radio Laboratories,
Inc., Wells-Gardner & Co. and Westinghouse Electric Co.—V. 171, p. 10.
and
annual
1949
$5,792,000
47L321
98,750
28,647
30—
4—_
—
income
"Net
Zonite Products Corp.
agent
both
single-speed
"open-end" Mil¬
1949, Feraand
As of Dec. 31, net assets of
in contrast of $1,682,000 at the
company,
fund, crossed
aggregated
company
1949—9 Mos.—1943
taxes-_
$140,842
$80,529
$412,222
$319,891
taxes'—
capital shares
97.470
44,421
291.706
200,261
325.656
825,656
825.656
825,656
$0.12
$0.65
SO.35
$0.2:4
before
inc.
profit after
Earned
record
$5,446,425
surplus
earned
Investment Co.—Assets Over $2,000,000—
assets
company
This
Feb. 1, 1950
2s-4s, due Dec. 1, 1950.—V. 170, p. 833.
both
and
$6,423,709
1
1846.
end of December,
trust
be affected, unless within
date of the Court's order ap¬
Proceeds from
registrar
York,
500,OOp
Paternotte, Secretary-Treasurer, disclosed.
shares.
transfer
500.000
investment in
of transportation subsidiary
carried
170, p,
Total
rights would
1949, effective
third or more in principal amount of income
dissents.
If sale is consummated closing is expected
first income
the
$7,730,328
1,783,903
5,946,425
for contingent losses on
capital stock
Earnings
Chicago,
Trust
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co.—Stock Offered
ment
of
one
1950.
289,035
and
share, plus
Payment is bemg made at the First National Bank,
161,
holders
3.
16,
Dec.
interest payment
the
1,736,381
6,923,709
■—
York Corp.—Borrows
was
Adman
<j.f Chairman of the Board.
cumulative
redemption
for
dividends.
Chicago,
of
for
CAPITALIZATION—Authorized,
merged
Redeems Prior Preference Stock—
entire
advised
Roxve of New York State Supreme Court
hud
accepted an offer from 458 Monroe
Offered—F. Eberstadt
& Co. Inc. and Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co. on Jan. 18 of¬
fered to the public 125,000 shares of common stock at
$11.25 per share for the account of certain stockholders.
of
The
and
Webster-Chicago
Dallas and Port Lavaca, Tex., and the Royal
Crown Bottlers of Kansas City.
The Chicago firm owns two large
warehouses in Chicago, United States Warehouse Co. in Detroit and
Tranin
on
—$8,660,090
—
—
income
Provision
corporation of the United States Cold; Storage
company,
branches
operates
company
Distribution—
holders.
1439.
Co., Kansas City, Mo., has been announced.
Tire
1950,
others
plan,
31,
Jan,
$6,495,468
1,234,860
.—
———
income
„
$7,287,347
1,372.544
revenues
waukee investment
company's plan, dated Dec. 7, 1949, for the sale
be binding, upon holders of tlie 15-year income
1,
therefor
should
bonds
An
The
Net
1948
$45,773,743 $44,355,845
38,486,197 37,860,378
shall
and
from
—,—*.—
taxes—f—_—___—
deductions
Total
ONLY)
-1949
30—
—.
Nonoperating revenues
Co., Inc.* Buffalo, N. Y.—Prop¬
H.
Dec.
011
the
Dec.
the
proving
by
$805,500
property
serial
Co.,
Eneu
in
of
of
G.
Y.,
N.
accepted
was
bonds,
the
1949
Judge
County,
Accordingly,
of
a
231.
acquisition
the
Johnson
29
be
Operating
14
stock
Erie
Avenue,
in
and
operating
COMPANY
as
3370.
p.
that
Dec.
On
in
certificates
directors
to
entirety,
an
parcels,
Co.—V.
and
United Carbon Co.—Acquires Philadelphia Firm—
The
officers
erty Sale Approved—Proposed
air
miles
year
expenses and
Wisconsin
rose
passenger
month
same
171,
directors,
in
tract
85,219,000
the
from
from November.—V.
of 9%
of
stock
Fuel
4%.
Air freight gained
express
the resignations of the directors of
thereof as are elected by the
for
such
Sept.
revenues
Operating
Mr.
December
ago,
air
and
Co.,
Walbridge
year
a
and
registered
air
The
with
made
will be
Fuel
stock
volume.
air mail gained 4l/a%
19%,
up
as
executed and delivered to the purchaser of
or the purchasers acquiring a majority of
provided in said final judgment and decree,
upon his or their request, after the completion of the sale.
Wasatch Store Co. and, Calumet Fuel Co. are subsidiaries of Utah
highlighted
also
cargo
company
Ended
Months
12
Operating
Gross
Utah
said
December operations.
In the month, the airline flew an estimated 2,330,000 ton miles of air
freight, 1,500,000 ton miles of air mail and
861,000 ton miles of
air
breaking
trust
the
mortgage
said
11,170,000 air
compared with
and air express
of
growth
trustee under the first
deed of Rid Grande Western RR. dated April
by
1899.
board
United
year.
held
Arrangements
the
Crary,
20% air mail increased 15%
the mail increase was attributed
up
was
8:/2%.
Record
1,
flew
miles in 1949, according to
increases
air
6,738,000'
to- rapid
Crary
Harold
substantial
approximately
mail
2,200,000
passenger
Vice-President—traffic
compared with 1948, represent a 13%
increase
and a 10%
increase in passenger miles flown.
carried
passengers
Air
made
almost
revenue
is
OF
(EARNINGS
Net
stock
The
proximately 1,340,000,000
28,
products.
i).
p.
filed Sept.
Court,
Supreme
"Of
per
share—L
and subsidiaries (including Canadian, Cuban
subsidiaries, but excluding English and Chile subsidiaries
corporation
Mexican
..Austrian branches).
and
and
:
months of 1949 include $86,659
actually received in the United States representing prior years' earn¬
ings of foreign branches nut previously reported and are after de¬
ducting $62,775 net loss due to devaluation of Mexican and Canadian
1
NOTE—Earnings
currencies.—V.
170,
for
p.
the
49.
first
nine
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(399)
STATE AND
CITY
43
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND
NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Alabama
ity,
Bond Offering"
—
at
by lot within such
March
on
1,
ma¬
1960, and
lows:
on
public
$30,000
as
from
1951
Feb. 1
interest payment date there¬
after at par and accrued interest
plus a premium of $20 per bond.
any
James E. Fol-
Governor, will sell
som,
then
turity,
(State of)
'
clusive,
and
due
Feb.
on
2V2s, due
1953
to
$68,000
1
from
Redwood
on
City Elementary School
District, San Mateo County
(P. O. Redwood City), Calif.
in¬
l%s,
as
1954
to
Bond Sale
Details—The $575,000
1960 inclusive.
(CST) on Jan.
school
Payment for any bond so called
bonds
purchased by the
$2,000,000 hospital
The second
highest bidders were Bank of America
for redemption
prior to maturity for
National Trust
building
coupon
or
Clovis Union High School Dis¬
registered is to
&
be made at the
bonds.
Savings Association, of
Dated Feb. 15, 1950.
principal trict
San
Due
bonds, Blyth & Co., and Wee¬
amount thereof
©n
plus accrued in¬ den
Francisco, on a bid reflecting a
Feb. 15 from 1951 to 1960 in¬
& Co.,
jointly, for $40,000 as net interest cost of
terest to the date fixed for re¬
clusive. The bonds
about 1.81%?,
maturing after
iy2s, $40,000 as l%s, $80,000 as as
demption plus a premium of $20
Feb. 15, 1955, are redeemable
previously noted in v. 170, p.
prior for each
2s, and $80,000 as 2y4S, at a price
bond so redeemed.
2628, were sold at a price of 100.13,
to their
Le¬
respective maturities, at
of 100.06; and for
Bryant School as follows:
gality approved by Chapman &
the option of the
District bonds, the Bank of
State, on Feb. 15,
Sav¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
1955 or on
$145,000 as 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from
any subsequent inter¬
ings
auction
26
at
11
issue
an
a.m.
of
Association,
est
payment date, as a whole or in
pail:, plus accrued interest to the
daie of redemption and a
Tucson
of 1% of the par value
thereof for
each
year
or
awarded
fraction
Dated Feb. 7, 1950.
Feb.
redemption. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
the
office,
at the
or,
Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
I
Bond Sale—The $400,000
ing
Bond
Sale — The $821,758 con¬
struction bonds offered Jan. 16—
v.
171, p. 141—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the North¬
Trust Co., of
——v.
170,
Blyth
to
2628—were
p.
&
Co.,
of
Robinson-Humphrey / Co.,
York,
of At¬
lanta, and the Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp.,
jointly, at a price of
98.03,
basis
a
of
about
2.44%,
as
follows:
2s.
as
Due
from 1951 to
127.000
1962
Due
to
..
.
2V4S.
as
1978 and
The
1
Jan.
on
Gurdon, Ark.
Bond Offering—Jewell
Knight,
City Recorder, will sell at public
auction
1
highest bidder
was
about 2.50%.
1
highest bidder was Henry
Dahlberg & Co., Bosworth, Sulli¬
van
& Co., and
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, jointly, for $78,000 as
2y2s, and $42,000 as 23/4S, at
price of 100.009.
Offering—L. E. Knowlton,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bils until 2 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 6
for the purchase of
$80,000 water
works, Series 1950 coupon bonds,
divided as follows:
$30,0U0 revenue bonds.
July 1 from 1952 to
Due
on
'
1971
in-
elusive.
in
Dated Jan.
tion $1,000.
from
1951
to
Denomina¬
Interest J-J. Legality
Tucson, Ariz.
Offering — Carl M. Hitt,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 6
for the purchase of
$750,000 water
revenue
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
Denomination
March
clusive.
1
from
$1,000.
1952 to
These bonds
are
total authorized issue of
of
which
1,250,
are
in inverse
bonds
Due
1980
in¬
part of
a
$1,250,000,
numbered
388
to
callable for redemption
order
of
ties, and if less than
their
a
maturi¬
full matur¬
1
25,000 Old River School District
bonds.
Due
1952 to
Feb.
on
1
1
1952 to
Dated
from
Feb.
1,
1950.
1
from
Housing Authority,
Sale
Feb.
7,
1950. Due
ously
Los
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
National
of
and
San
R.
Bank
Ii.
of
Francisco,Jointly,
bonds offered
awarded
as
above date
were
Blyth & Co., Califor¬
Bank, and the William R.
Co., all of Los Angeles,
jointly, as lVfes, at a price of
at
County Housing
Authority, Calif.
0.78%?
1950.
interest.
Due
Dated
Feb.
7,
Elementary School District,
Bond Sale
offered
141—were
&
veen
—
National
Trust
&
Sav¬
Association, San Francisco,
$240,000 as l34s, at a price of
102.15.
awarded
to
John
Nu-
Co., of Chicago.
Fillmore
Union High
Sch. Dist.,
County (P. O.
Ventura), Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $180,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 10—v.
171, p.
48—were awarded to Weeden &
San
Francisco,
net
a
1.49%?.
on
interest
The
second
a
cost
bid
of
highest
William R. Staats
Co.,
a net interest
cost of about 1.59%.
on
a
was
bid
Fresno
reflecting
County
(P.
O.
Bond Sale
offered
Dean
Jan.
Witter
School
Districts
Fresno), Calif.
—
The $338,000 bonds
10
&
were
awarded
to
Co., of San Fran¬
District
Rafael),
(P.
O.
Sale
Association,
previously
were
sold
basis
of
$30,000
1
from
1961
of
San
noted
at
a
about
as
—
Secretary,
sealed bids until 11
Jan. 24 for the
will
Francisco,
in
above
price of
2.54%,
as
issue,
100.17,
a
follows:
as
1
from
inclusive, and $40,000
on
Feb.
1
from
1963
ings Association, of San
Francisco,
as
previously noted in v. 171, p.
141, were sold at a price of
100.04,
basis of about
2.59%?, as follows:
water
bonds.
Dated
improvement
Feb. 1, 1950.
as
1952
2%s. Due
to
1958
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
as 2y2s. Due on Jan. 1
from
1959 to 1969
inclusive.
18,000
as
23?4s. Due
1970 to
Additional
$24,000
1950
bonds
Due
the
Trust
0.77%
The
Authority,
on
10
were
Central
Hanover
New York,
Co., of
interest.
Due
$938,000 14th
offered Jan.
to
&
1950.
Dated
Feb.
7,
Sept. 15, 1950.
Winchester (P. O.
Winsted), Conn.
Bond Sale—The
$370,000 school
construction bonds offered
Jan. 17
—V.
171,
233—were awarded to
& Co.
Inc., as 1.60s,
p.
Halsey, Stuart
at
a
price
of
100.55,
basis
a
about 1,54%.
Polk
of
on
Jan. 1 from
County (P. O.
Cedartown),
Ga.
Bond
Sale—The $500,000
public
building bonds offered Jan. 17—
v.
171, p.. 232—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of
Blair, Rol¬
lins & Co.,
Inc., Stockton Broome
& Co., of
Atlanta,
Varnedoe, Chisholm
&
Co., of Savannah, and
Hancock, Blackstock & Co., of At¬
a
price of 106.38,-.
of about
2.21%?.
basis
a
IDAHO
Sale
bonds purchased
by the Bank of
America National Trust & Sav¬
receive
notes
lanta, at
33,000
(PST) on
purchase of $1,-
000,000
at
Details—The $69,000
Sutterville Heights School
District
a.m.
Housing
—
The
Sacramento County Sch. Dists,
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
$18,000
Sale
District
234s, due Feb.
2V2S, due
Bond
interest,
GEORGIA
Details
School
to 1972 inclusive.
Calif.
Offering—B. J. Brusatori,
District
Ventura
of
County, Marin Municipal
San
Bond
Feb.
Savings
a
Water
The $50,000 school
Jan. 17—v. 171, p.
a
a
America
Marin
100.01,
bonds purchased by the Bank ol
America National Trust &
Merced
County (P. O.
Merced), Calif.
232—
p.
inclusive, and $6,000
Arden
1952 to 1962
for
Delhi
171,
price of
interest,
$155, and
of
0.80%?
premium of $210.
Americe
v.
on
Additional
as
ings
a
of
at
inclusive.
nia
$901,000 11th
Feb. 9, 1951.
on
1960
1966
basis of about 1.48%?. The
second highest bidders
were Blyth
& Co. California
Bank, Los An¬
Costa
—
to
2%s, due
$70,000
Co.,
2V4S,
to
of
1 notes:
Connecticut
Bank
2.64%?, as follows,
2y2s, due on Feb. 1 from
as
to
An¬
&
at
Staats
100.16,
The
on
1952
in
Bank
a
awarded
about
as
232—
Los
of
$9,000
Security
Moulton
sold
basis
the
the
noted
were
Bond Sale—The
$600,000 Puente
Union High School District
bonds
offered Jan. 17—v.
to
premium
a
premium
Middletown
Series
Treasury.
by
a
plus
Note
National Trust &
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, as previ¬
awarded
plus
$10,000,000
Feb.
on
pur¬
$1,000. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
were
plus
—
chased
p.
housing, Series
$5,000,000 at 0.78%,
15,000,000 housing, Series
$5,000,000 at 0.77%?
Bond Sale
Details—The $15,000
Elder Creek Sch. Dist.
bonds
Denomina
171,
rental
notes:
interest,
Sacramento County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
1971 inclusive.
Feb.
on
York, and the
Savings Bank, of
follows:
as
interest, plus a premium of
$155; $5,000,000 at 0.79%? in¬
terest,
plus
a
premium
of
$155, and $25,000,000 at 0.80%
1
1970 inclusive.
Due
B
9, 1951.
from
42,000 Bloomfield School District
bonds.
of New
Trust &
Chicago,
The $570,000 10th
Series notes offered Jan. 10 were
awarded to the Mechanics Bank
of
Richmond, at 0.78%? interest.
from
geles, William R. Staats Co., and
Series notes offered Jan. 10 were Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
awarded to the Central Hanover jointly, for
$600,000 as 2V4S, at a
Bank & Trust
of
Co., of New York, price
100.22,
and
Bank
of
bidder
1, 1950.
Feb.
on
Harris
California
Note
1972 inclusive.
First
1975 inclusive.
Sale
about
;Bond
1950.
Note
1970
by
Gust,
Rosenfeld,
Divelbcss, Robinette & Linton, of
Phoenix.
on
to
reflecting
approved
City
Due
Hutzler, all
$275.
Richmond
District
1952 to
geles,
170, p. 2628, are dated
1949, and mature Feb. 1
1,
Due
inclusive.
:■
1970 inclu¬
Legality ap¬
Townsend,
v.
Contra
Co.,
50,000 improvement bonds.
as 2s.
Due on Nov.
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
follows:
as
School
—
bonds
Ariz.
Bond
1
J-J.
Due
CALIFORNIA
second
Parker,
Rivera
Guaranty
Trust Co., J. P. Morgan & Co.
Inc.,
Chemical Bank & Trust
Co., C. J.
Devine & Co., Salomon
Bros. &
$35,000,000
84,000
Jan. 24
on
bonds.
hospital
1949.
from 1953 to
Phoenix), Ariz.
City, jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 2.61%?. The
July
1,
Feb!
on
No. 47
Sale—The $120,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 16—v.
170, p.
2628—were awarded to
Kirby L.
Vidrine & Co., of
Phoenix, and
George K. Baum & Co., of Kansas
(PST)
$200,000 at a price of 101.18, a basis of
building and improvement bonds about
2.16%.
purchased by W. R. Stephens In¬
Additional Sale
The $240,000
vestment Co., of Little
Rock, as San Marino
City School District
3s, at a price of par, as previously
Bond
on
Dec.
Interest
from 1951
•
(CST)
$26,500
proved by Townsend &
of Little Rock.
Sept.
ARIZONA
Maricopa County Sch. Dist.
Town
of
Dated
Jan.
noted
(P. O.
$42,000
Bond Sale Details—The
Watkins, Morrow & Co., and Asso¬
ciates, on a bid reflecting a net in¬
terest cost of
p.m.
Stuttgart Sch. Dist., Ark.
1979.
second
bonds.
sive.
1
at
issue
an
Jan. 1 in
on
a.m.
were
awarded to a syndicate com¬
posed of the National
City Bank,
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
1
as
l3/4s. Due on Nov.
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
for the purchase of
$109,000 build¬
Dated
1977 inclusive.
Due
inclusive.
iy2s.
tion
on
inclusive.
Due
from 1971 to
34,000
Jan.
on
1970
2V2S.
as
1
1961 inclusive.
2V4S.
as
from
Jan.
on
1954
as
143,000
ing bonds, divided
about 2.25%?.
10
$118,000
.121,000
Co., and T. J. Raney &
Sons, both of Little Rock, as 2%s,
at
a
price of 106.09, a basis of
awarded
New
Chicago, Mercan¬
to
Due on Nov.
from 1955 to 1961 inclusive.
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
bids until 9
vestment
bonds offered Jan. 19
revenue
1950
203,000
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
tile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co.,
of St.
Louis, W. R. Stephens In¬
build¬
Francisco,
l3?4s, and $38,000 as
of 100.009, a basis
price
a
Los
on
Fayetteville Sch. Dist. No. 1, Ark.
ern
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
(P. O. Auburn), Ala.
Due
9, 1951.
ARKANSAS
option of
holder, at the Chase National
at
of about 1.89%.
the Valley National
Phoenix, at 0.72%? in¬
of
terest.
thereof from the date of
redemp¬
respective stated dates
maturity of the bonds called for
tion to the
2s,
San
to
Bank,
of
urer's
for $60,000 as
Housing Authority, Ariz.
Nate Sale—The
$616,000 9th Se¬
ries notes offered Jan. 10
were
pre¬
mium of
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut (State of)
Note Sale—Tne
$50,000,000 notes
offered Jan. 17—v.
171, p. 232—
Bonneville
County Class
Sch. Dist. No.
91
(P.
"A"
O.
Idaho Falls), Idaho
Bond
Offering—Ida T.
Holden,
Clerk of the Board
of
Trustees,
will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m.
(MST) 011 Jan. 25 for the purchase
of $925,000
building coupon bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
Principal and
interest payable at
Irving Trust
Co.,
New
approved
of
York
City.
Legality
by Chapman &
Cutler,
Chicago.
1975 inclusive.
Sale
Pacific
Details
School
—
ILLINOIS
The
District
Champaign
County
&
purchased
by Dean Witter
Unit
Sch.
Dist.
Community
No.
4
(P.O.
Co., of San Francisco, as previ¬
on Feb. 1 from 1956
Champaign), III.
to 1980 inclu¬
ously noted in v. 171, p.
Bond Sale—The
141, were
sive. Interest F-A.
$189,000 build¬
sold at a price of
100.05, a basis ing bonds offered Jan.
17—v. 171,
of about
2.41%?, as follows:
Mt. Diablo Unified Sch.
p. 232
were awarded
Dist.,
to G. H.
$12,000 as 21/4s. Due on Jan. 1 from Walker &
Contra Costa
County (P. O.
Co., of St. Louis, at a
1952 to 1957
inclusive.
price of 100.01, a basis of about
Martinez), Calif.
Bond Offering
12,000 as 2V2s. Due on Jan. 1 1.55%?, as follows:
W. T. Paasch,
from 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
$80,000 as l%s.
Due on
—
—
bids until
j23 for the
Nov.
11
a.m.
(PST) on Jan.
purchase of $3,200,000
school coupon or registered bonds.
Dated March
1, 1950. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Due on March 1
from
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
Santa
from 1951
Barbara
County Housing
Authority, Calif.
Note Sale—The
$131,000 9th Se¬
ries notes offered Jan.
10
were
awarded to the Chemical
Bank
&
109,000
from
The
as
h> 1958
IV2&.
1959 to
second
Due
1
inclusive.
on
Nov.
1
1969 inclusive.
highest bidder
was
First National
Bank,
Chicago, for
and $79,000 as
$110,000 as D/4S,
Trust Co., of New
and interest
(M-S) payable at the
York, and Asso¬ l%s, at a
as follows:
price of 100.07, a basis
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ ciates, at 0.79% interest.
Dated
$240,000 Clovis Union High School
of about 1.55%?.
Feb. 7, 1950. Due Feb.
ity approved by Orrick,
9, 1951.
Dahlquist,
District bonds, at a
price of Neff &
Herrington, of San Fran
Chicago, III.
100.18, a basis of about 1.89%?,
Santa Barbara
cisco.
County Housing
as
Certificate Sale—The $5,000,000
follows: $120,000 as
l%s,
Authority, Calif.
water works
due on Feb. 1 from 1956 to
Ocean View School
system revenue cer¬
Note
District,
Offering—Fred I. Law¬ tificates offered
1961
Jan. 18—v. 171, p.
Ventura County (P. O.
inclusive, and $120,000
rence,
141—were awarded to a
as 2s, due on Feb. 1 from
Secretary,
will
receive
1962
syndicate
Ventura), Calif.
to 1967 inclusive.
sealed
bdis until
10 a.m. (EST) composed of Blyth & Co., of Chi¬
Bond Sale Postponed—The sale
98,000
cago,, Drexel & Co., of Philadel¬
011
Bryant
School r: District of the
Jan. 31 for the
$200,000 school bonds, ori
purchase of
bonds, at a price of 100.06,. a
phia, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Chas.
ginally scheduled for Jan. 17, has $131,000 Ninth Series notes. Dated
basis of about
E. Weigold & Co., both of New
1.71%, as fol¬ been postponed until Jan. 24.
Feb. 7, 1950.
Due on Feb. 9, 1951. York;
Bacon, Whipple & Co., of
cisco,
44
Chicago; Ira Haupt & Co., of New
York; Stranahan Harris & Co.,
Inc., of Toledo, Dempsey & Co.,
Harwell, Chapman & Co., both
Chicago, Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Cleveland, Mead, Miller & Co.,
Baltimore, and Walter Stokes
Co.
of
Philadelphia,
price of
100.15,
at
2s,
as
of
of
of
&
a
basis of about
a
1.98%.
Authority, III.
Sale—The $1,394,000 17th
Decatur
Note
Housing
Series notes offered Jan.
awarded
Bank
at
Due
on
Co., of New York,
Dated Feb. 7,
Aug. 11, 1950.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
until
8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 24 for the
purchase of $.128,000 school site
and building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1
Due
Denomination $1,000.
1950.
1968
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the First State Bank,
Dongola.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Jan. 1 from 1951 to 1.969
Winnebago County Housing
$656,000 10th
10 were
National
Chase
the
to
Bank, of New York, at 0.78% in¬
terest.
Dated Feb. 7, 1950.
Due
Feb. 9,
on
led?;
at
Sale
Bond
12
seum
La
Porte
Sale—The
a
18
Jan.
offered
bonds
1950
syndicate composed of the First
Bank, of Chicago, Mer¬
a
1969
Bank
1
as
VaS,
at
a
basis of about
East
171,
the
a
offered
$300,000
Jan.
13—
141—were awarded to
Bank, of East
p.
Chicago, at 1%.
Indianapolis School City, lnd.
Bond Offering — M. V. Bailey,
Business Director of the Board of
ceive
Commissioners, will re¬
bids
until 2
p.m.
$1,000. Due
April 1 from 1951
the Board
1
171,
Albany Flood Control
District, lnd.
flood
233—were awarded to
Indianapolis Bond & Share
171,
p.
Corp., of Indianapolis, as 2s, at a
price of 101.37, a basis of about
1.88%. The second highest bidder
was J. J. B. Hilliard & Son, for 2s,
price of 100.83.
New Castle-Henry Twp.
Sch. Corp.
(P. O. New Castle), lnd.
Sale—The $330,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 171,
p.: 141—were
Securities
lJ/fcs,
as
the
and
—
Trust
$215,000
awarded to the City
of Indianapolis,
a
price of 100.76, a
220,000
Feb.
1
Rick-
Clerk-Treasurer, will
sealed
until
bids
on
2
p.m.
Feb. 1 and
264,000 as IV2S. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1966 in¬
follows:
as
York, and associates, at 0.75%
7, 1950. Due on Aug.
La.
will
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
of $2,400,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1950. Denom¬
(CST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
of $318,000 sewage works revenue
coupon bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
purchase of $920,Series
notes.
Dated
1950.
Due on Feb. 6, 1951.
Principal and interest payable at
Second National Bank, of Boston.
Feb. 6,
by
approved
Legality
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hennehan & Hanrahan,
of New York City.
orial
Chicopee, Mass.
$401,000 mem¬
school addition notes of¬
fered
Jan.
Sale—The
18
were
awarded
to
Due
on
Feb. 6, 1951.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
for the bonds, maturing as afore¬
July 1,*1956
redeemable at
Housing
Board, 18 Tremont Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 26
i'or the purchase of $2,230,000 Sec¬
ond Series notes.
Dated Feb. 6,
1950.
said, but with the right reserved
i
from
Bonds
and
1951
1981
to
maturing
on
thereafter, are
the option of the Town on
Jan. 1,
1J56, or any interest payment date
thereafter, in whole- or in part, in
their inverse numerical order,; at
011
Feb. 1 from
1951 to 1975 inclusive. Bidders are
unto
the
call
in,
bonds
the
City,
pay
at
and
its option, to
redeem
the
maturing in 1961 to 1975, in
inverse
order
of
their.num¬
bers, at par and accrued interest,
v
A^
yu 1':
ton.
van,
Legality approved by Sulli¬
Donovan,
Heenehan
&
Hanrahan, of New York City.
Essex
County
Salem),
Note
Sale—The
highest bidder was
second
Wood,
Corp.,
Howard
Thorn-
Storey,
by
Mansfield, Mass.
Creek Sch.
Battle
of
Detroit, at 2% interest, plus a pre¬
mium of $165.
The second highest
bidder
was
Security
National
Battle
Creek,
Grand
Bank,
Rapids,
(P.
O.
as
IV2S, at a price
basis of about 1.31%.
P'eb.
dated
1
from
1951
Feb.
Principal and interest payable at
Bank,
Merchants National
the
Boston.
of
approved
by
Thorndike, Palmer &
Legality
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
Housing Authority, Mass.
Revere
Note
office
the
at
sealed
receive
will
Chairman,
bids
Leo Meehan,
Offering—J.
State
the
of
Housing Board, 18 Tremont Street,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 20 for the purchase of $1,281.000 Second Series notes. Dated
Due on Feb. 6, 1951.
Principal and interest payable at
the National Shawmut Bank, of
Feb. 6, 1950.
approved
Legality
Boston.
Heenehan
Hanrahan, of New York City.
Sullivan,
Donovan,
142
offered
Jan.
Offering
Note
L.
office of 1;he
State Housing Board, 18 Tremont
sealed
bids
at
the
St., Boston, until
11
a.m.-
26
for
the
Feb. 6, 1950.
Due on Feb. 6, 1951.
Principal and interest payable at
the
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
by
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan &
Hanrahan, of New York City.
Boston.
Legality
approved
Somerville Housing
Authority,
Massachusetts
indus¬
trial farm notes offered Jan. 17—
Note
Series
Sale—The
notes
$575,000
offered
Jan.
at a price of
basis of about 0.99%.
Park,
Mich.
the
purchase of $41,000 sewer spe¬
assessment
coupon
bonds.
1, 1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due on April 1 from 1951
to
1955 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Na¬
cial
Dated Feb.
Third
Legality
Detroit.
approved by Claude H. Stevens of
Berry, Stevens, Barbier & Evely,
of Detroit.
Iron
Mountain,
Sale
Bond
—
Mich.
The $65,000 street
improvement bonds offered Jan. 16
—v. 171, p.
142—were awarded to
Paine. Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of Chicago, at a price of 100.03,
a basis of about 1.22%, as follows:
$10,000 as Is. Due on June 1, 1950.
55,000 as IV4S.
Due on June 1
1951
and 1952.
The second highest
bidder was
the Commercial National Bank of
Iron
of
Mountain, for IV2S, at a price
100.28.
Ironwood, Mich.
Note
Offering
—
Leo Adriansen,
will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 23
for the
purchase of $50,000 tax
City
Clerk,
anticipation notes. Dated Jan. 23,
1950. Due on Sept. 1, 1950.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
St.
Bond
19—v.
of
Bank
tional
(EST)
purchase of
$330 000 Third Series notes. Dated
Jan.
on
p.
Halsey,
to
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 23 lor
in
receive
will
Chairman,
Muse,
by
&
Raymond
—
a
171,
16—v.
awarded
were
—
Hazel
Mass.
Housing Authority,
Salem
Mich...
$170,000 special
Assessment, Second Series of 1949
Bond Offering—Lenore Armour,
inclusive.
1965
to
in¬
Bond Sale—The
of
1950.
1,
Denomination $1,000. Due on
Mass.
$100,000
Bank, of
2%
at
terest.
bonds
water
233—were awarded to the
Michigan Corporation, of
p.
First
100.02,
are
Mich.
Dist.,
Note Sale—The $150,000 tax an¬
Stuart & Co., as Is,
a
Co.,
price of par, a basis of about
a
bonds offered Jan. 19 were award¬
Boston,
&
Gundy
1.69%.
171,
g—J.
n
Sale—The $125,000
Bond
Bonds
Hagerty,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
at
the office of the State Hous¬
Third
at
$750,000 notes. Dated Jan. 26, 1950.
Denominations $50,000 and $25,000.
Due on Oct. 26, 1950. Legal¬
approved
on July
1
inclusive.
Due
l%s.
1964 to 1967
Inc., and S. R. Livingstone & Co.,
jointly, for $188,000 as 2V2S, $526,000 as l3/4s, and $486,000 as 1V2 s,
City Treasurer, will re¬
(EST)
Jan. 26 for the purchase of
ity
July 1
on
ticipation notes offered Jan. 16—v.
requested to sumbit alternate bids
inclusive.
1
ination $1,000. Due
The
Hughes,
Massachusetts
Note Offering—John J.
000
e r
Due
Bear, Stearns & Co., Lee Higgin¬
ceive sealed bids until noon
101.17,
at the office of the State
Offering—Hal T. Bulany.
O f f
Note
IV2S.
as
from
Maiden, Mass.
Authority,
second
LOUISIANA
23.
2s. Due on July 1 from
1953 inclusive.
ed to the Second National
I
interest.
Estabrook & Co., of Boston, and
highest bidder was
the Lee Higginson Corp., jointly,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Paine, Web¬
as
13/4S, at a price of 101.66, a
ber, Jackson & Curtis, and Schoellbasis of about 1.56%.
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, jointly,
for $215,000 as 4s; $396,000 as iy4s, Chicopee Housing Authority, Mass.
and $264,000 as IV2S, at a price of
Note Offering — Rheo Gagne,
100.02, a basis of about 1.57%.
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
The
438,000
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
1,000,000 purchased by the Chem¬
ical Bank & Trust Co., New
Note
clusive.
Jan.
Jan. 20 for the pur¬
$750,000 notes.
Dated
1950. Legality approved
to
as
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
son
on
of
as
1950
19
scaled
(EST)
on
1.63%,
591.000
dine, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
interest.
0.77%
clusive.
176,000 as l%s. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1967 to 1970 in¬
City
Offering—Shirley
etts, Town
receive
on
from 1956 to 1960 in¬
1
Alexandria,
lnd.
Jan. 10 were
Series notes offered
awarded
Jan. 26 for the
clusive.
Bond
Sheridan,
l!4s. Due
as
Aug.
Corp.,
at
Authority, Mass.
$4,200,000 96th
Co., of ing Board, 18 Tremont Street,
price of Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Aug. 1 from 1951 to 1955
"basis of about 1.39%.
Bond
3M>s. Due
as
a
of about
Courte-
price of 100.04, a basis
as follows:
at a
cago,
City Treasurer, will re¬
bids until 11 a.m.
manchc,
Sale—The
build¬
awarded to
were
Commerce
and
control 1950 bonds offered Jan. 19
a
233
p.
Principal
of School Com¬
Housing
Note
II, 1950.
Cambridge Housing
Kan.
Glore, Forgan & Co., of New York,
Sale —The $120,000
Bond
at
District,
inclusive.
New
the
1, 1950.
School
ing 1950 bonds offered Jan. 16—v.
missioners.
—v.
Jan.
and Kansas City, jointly, at
(A-O) payable at the of¬ 101.32, as follows:
interest
fice of
on
inclusive.
1970
Mass.
171, p. 142—
syndicate com¬
Dempsey & Co., both of Chi¬
and
phia National Bank, of Philadel¬
phia, at 0.67% interest.
Offering—Alfred
a
Julien Collins & Co.,
of New York,
Philadel¬
the
to
17—v.
Jan.
awarded to
posed of White, Weld & Co., Stone
& Webster Securities Corp., both
Mass.
Jan.
$1,150,000 water
1949 bonds of¬
revenue
sewer
fered
Rugg, of Boston.
notes
Dated Feb.
Sale—The $875,000
Bond
sealed
(CST) on Feb. 3 for the purchase
of $440,000 building coupon bonds.
Dated Feb. 17, 1950. Denomination
to
inclusive.
Salina
awarded
chase
as
Dated
and
$1,935,000 Sec¬
offered
notes
awarded to the
Chase National Bank, and C. J.
Devine & Co., both of New York,
114s. Due on March 1
and Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1960
56,000
«■
School
on
Sale—The
Series
were
171, p. 233—were
as
clusive.
National
First
Note
IV4S.
Is. Due on March 1 and
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1956 in¬
42,000
1950.
Creek, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$121,000
ond
Due on March 1 $3,200,000 purchased by the Chem¬
ical Bank & Trust Co., New
and Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1953
inclusive.
York,
and
Associates,
at
as
&
1951.
Holyoke Housing Authority,
ceive
Boston
Co., of Kansas City,
at a price of 100.07,
a
basis of
about 1.17%, as follows:
$42,000
The
—
12—v.
Trust
merce
30,
Jan.
30,
jointly,
at
0.76%.
The second
highest bidder was "Second Na¬
tional Bank, Boston, 0.78%.
$140,000 school
Jan.
MICHIGAN
Battle
were
date
Jan.
$953,000 Second
offered Jan. 19—v.
Series
170, p.
2629—were awarded to the Com¬
Chicago, lnd.
time warrants
v,
100.91,
1.41%.
Sale
Warrant
of
price
offered
Palmer
City.
Note Sale—The
Emporia School District, Kan.
bonds
Due on Nov. 9 in 1950
Legality approved by
are
on
Note
Attleboro Housing Authority,
inclu¬
KANSAS
Bond Sale—The
a.m.
Lawrence, Mass.
Legality approved by Wil¬
liam L. Hassett, of Des Moines.
Trust
&
Louis, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, of New
York, Harris, Hall & Co., WhitePhillips Co.. of Davenport, and the
Fletcher Trust Co., Indianaoplis,
re¬
11
Principal
payable at the Second
National Bank of Boston. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
MASSACHUSETTS
sive.
Co., of St.
in¬
Due
1950.
7,
until
bids
and interest
Trust
&
1, 1950.
Denomina¬
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank, of
Boston. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge of Boston.
11, 1950.
Aug.
receive
to
1952
Feb.
Dated
Wellem-
will
Clerk,
from
Co.,
Co., New York, at 0.75%
p.m.
1
Bank
Hanover
will
Treasurer,
Thorndike,
Notes
Due
I,000,000 purchased by the Cen¬
tral
Iowa
bids until 7:30
National
cantile-Commerce
;
(CST)
on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of
$27,000 town hall- bonds. Due on
Nov.
Trust
terest.
Offering—Reka
Town
&
0.76%
price of 100.34.
sealed
Bank
York, and Associates, at
interest.
New
Co., for 3s, at
Ravencroft &
purchased by the
Chemical
Co., of Des Moines, as 3s, as
a price of 100.35, a basis of about
2.93%. The second highest bidder
was
follows:
as
$12,444,000
offered
10 were
Jan.
inclusive.
(EST) on Jan. 26 for the purchase
$800,000 notes.
Dated Jan. 26,
Denomination $50,000, and
Md.
79th
awarded
City, Iowa
bonds
Housing Authority,
Series notes offered
$75,000 electric
Jan.
11
awarded to the Carlton D.
dorf,
(P. O.
Fort Wayne), lnd.
Sale—The $3,000,000 coli¬
County
173, p. 232—were awarded to
—v.
Note
City, at a price of 100.14.
Mass.
S. Emerson
—
Dodge, of Boston.
Sale—The $13,444,000
Baltimore
Co., of Iowa
& Trust
State Bank
MARYLAND
Due
1970
to
Dated Feb.
1950.
Storey,
awarded to the Iowa
were
City
sealed
1951.
bonds.
1951
from
1
tion $1,000.
Offering
$25,000.
inclusive.
1970
Feb.
011
of
and
4s.
The
—
Preston,
INDIANA
Bond
as
$67,466.52
improvement bonds offered
street
Jan
Iowa
City,
public
$86,000
New
to
1951
205,000 school loan
ap¬
of
follows:
as
$200,000 school loan, Act of 1947
bonds.
Due on Feb. i from
Donovan,
Hanrahan,
Gloucester,
Note
ceive
La.
improvement bonds offered Jan.
12—v. 170, p. 2481—were awarded
to Felix M. Rives, of Shreveport,
Co., for 2*%s, at a price of 101.40.
Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
The second
basis of about 2.63%.
highest bidder was Ravenscroft &
Bond
i
Jonesville,
101.41, a
of
price
a
Sullivan,
&
bonds, divided
York City.
Laurie,
Cummins, of Des Moines,
&
2%.s,
as
Heenehan
C.
approved
by Dudley
Foley, Jr., of New Orleans.
Legality
Boston.
by
proved
De¬
gality
of
Bank
Bank, of Boston, until
(EST) on Jan. 26 for the
I'chase of $465,000 coupon
a.m.
p u
notes.
Dated Feb. 6, 1950.
Due on Feb.
6,
1951. Principal and interest
payable
at the
First National
Due on March
1952 to 1970 inclusive. Le¬
1 from
171,
141—were awarded to Whee¬
1951.
Allen
build¬
11
18 Tremont
Series
Second
Tilley,
receive
of the National
care
Shawmut
the
of
will
Tieasurer,
sealed, bids in
receive
office
the
at
Housing Board,
$1,270,000
nomination $1,000.
Ben
Series notes offered Jan.
awarded
Dist., Iowa
$50,000
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Jan. 17—v.
were
Authority, III.
The
the Parish School
receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 27 for
the purchase
of $174,000 school
will
Dated March 1, 1950.
Town
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Jan. 26 for the purchase of
of
Secretary
bonds.
Colwell Con. Sch.
5
bids
sealed
will
Chairman,
Donald,
State
Bond Offering—Grace H.
Offering—Norman L. Mc¬
Note
(P .0. Vidalia), La.
Bond Offering — J. S. Burris,
IOWA
Bond
Massachusetts
Alexandria.
Sch. Dist. No.
Parish
Concordia
Ice & Board,
proved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
—
ma¬
Principal and interest(J-J)
payable at the American State
Bank of Sheridan.
Legality ap¬
revenue
Sale
to
prior
thereafter
or
turity.
Louis.
Note
or
on
the
at
Co.,
Trust
&
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
it redeemed on Jan. 1,
1957; 2%
p.
(P. O. Dongola), III.
Offering—Marvin Bishop,
tion, will receive sealed bids
on
thereafter
or
payable
(F-A)
Bank
1, 1962,
before July 1,
if redeemed on Jan.
3%
Wilmington, Mass.
Framingham Housing Authority,
interest
prior to
interest
Rapides
Feb. 1, 1960, or on any
payment date thereafter
maturity.
Principal and
10 were
No. 66
Bond
on
plus the
thereof,
premiums: $5% if re¬
deemed on Jan. 1, 1956, or there¬
after on or before July 1, 1961;
Hanover
County Unit Sch. Dist.
Union
value
face
following
interest.
0.76%
1950.
Central
the
to
Trust
&
the
Monday, January 23, 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(400)
Clair Shores,
Mich.
Sale—The
$425,000 water
bonds offered Jan. 17—v. 171, p.
142—were awarded
to Jones B.
Shannon & Co., of Detroit; Ballawarded to 171, p. 233—were awarded to the
Bank, of Philadelphia National Bank, of man & Maine, of Chicago, and
Fox, Reusch; & Co., of Cincinnati,
Gloucester, at 0,71 % discount. < t ; Philadelphia, at 0.66%. '"
v.
171,
the
-•
233—were
p.
Gloucester National
c"...•!
I
\
'■
P i
Volume
jointly,
171
at
Number 4875
price*
a
of
basis of about 2.97%,
$400,000
3s. Due
as
THE
100.005,
as
a
follows:
1951 to 1972 inclusive.
25,000
2%s.
as
Due
Nov.
on
1,
1973.
The
second
highest bidder
Jan.
on
of about 3.08%.
Com. Sch. Dist.
Mich.
Bond
Sale—The $650,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered Jan. 16
—v.
171, p. 234—were awarded to
the First National Bank &
Co., of Kalamazoo, as 1.60s.
Warren
Twp.
Sch.
Dist.
Trust
No.
& Co., of
Detroit,
reflecting a net interest
cost of about
2.92%, as previously
noted in v.
171, p. 234, were sold
to the above named
together with
H. V. Sattley &
Co., of Detroit, at
$86,000
as
3s.
1951 to
12,000
as
Due
follows:
Dec. 1 from
on
Due
in 1965 and
Dec.
on
1
1966.
MINNESOTA
Due
by Harold E. Wood &
Co., of St. Paul, as 2s, at a price
of 100.202, a basis of about
1.98%.
second
Blyth
highest
Feb.
bidder
&
Co., for $45,000
$25,000 as 2s, and $85,000
at a price of 100.002.
as
as
due
from
1954
bonds.
1951
1,
1950.
to
was
l%s,
2 Vis,
Memphis,
Denomina¬
No.
12 (P. O. 72nd Street and
Harriet Avenue,
Minneapolis
3s, at
as
$18,000 bridge bonds.
12,000 street improvement bonds.
20,000 street intersection bonds
Oct.
15, 1949.
Legality
approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
Mo.
due
of
Kansas
City,
composed
of
Feb.
from
to
1
inclusive
IV2S, due
&
a
East
Bond
&
$16,000
and
to
as
Feb. 1 from
on
000
from
the
and
second
Board.
sold
are
determine
to
upon
All
the
issued
are
to
of
1955 to
1959
Bonds
000 fire
has
000
maturing in
optional Dec. 15,
sold
the
to
First
1953
to
1972
3.20s.
1954
inclusive
Due
on
Jan.
1
from 1973 to 1979 inclusive.
The
John
second
highest bidder
Nuveen
&
Co.,
B.
J.
to
was
Van
Ingen 8c Co., Barcus, Kindred &
Co., C. F. Childs & Co., Commerce
Trust Co., Kansas City, McDougal
&
Condon,
E.
and
J.
Prescott
&
Co., jointly, for 2%s. 3s and 3Vis,
a price
of 100.006, a basis of
at
about 3.22%.
inclusive;
IV4S, due
1962
inclusive, $104,000
IV2S, due
to
$104,000
as
Feb. 1 from. 1955
on
as
Feb. 1 from 1963
on
of
the
Indep.
No. 91
Woods
Con.
Sch.
County
Dist.
(P. O. Williams),
Offering
—
P.
3s, due
as
to
1954
Fran¬
on
Feb. 1 from 1951
21,fcs,
425,000
sewer, 4th
bonds: $88,000
as
1
from
as
1951
Feb.
on
1
3s, due
to
as
from
1954
to
1962
1963
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1953 to
1970
Feb.
on
1
on
in¬
114s, due
1955
due
from
to
inclusive.
on
Feb.
from
1951
each: the
sum
to
able
sum
Jan.
on
on
after.
to
1962 inclusive, and
$48,000 as
IY2S, due on Feb. 1 from 1963
District
&
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Nicollet
County (P. O.
Peter), Minn.
Offering—Harold Overn,
St.
Bond
County Auditor* will receive seal¬
ed
bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
to
1970
1955
due
1954
on
Feb.
IV4S. due
to
as
1
from
inclusive;
on
1951
$102,000
700TnO
Jan. 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000.
sue,
a
pay¬
like
Bond
County,
Lambert
by Philadel¬
phia National Bank, Philadel¬
phia, at 0.76% interest.
Dated
bids until 8
11
for
the
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
on
Feb.
$10,000
building
inclusive.
m'mnrt. nth Is¬
and
serial bonds
equipment
bonds.
the second choice of
the School Board.
If amortization
bonds
issued, the
tire
are
issue
sold and
may
Series A bonds, $140,000 single bond
or
be put into
divided into
en¬
—
The
17
$250,000
notes
awarded
were
Trust
Co.,
7,
1950.
Plainfield,
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
Due
on
will
bids until 8
N.
—
J.
Fred
Toegel,
receive
sealed
(EST) on Feb. 6
the
purchase
of
$1,400,000
school coupon or registered bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due on Feb. 1 from 1951:
p.m.
for
to
1970
inclusive.
interest
(F-A)
Plainfield
Principal
payable"
and
at
the
Trust
Co., Plainfield.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
&
Washburn, of New
York
City.
NEW YORK
Addison, Cameron, Rathbone,
Tuscarora, Wood hull, Thurs¬
ton,
Erwin, Lindley,
and
Canisteo Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O.
York
Bond
Offering — Florence
Newman, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Jan.
on
of
bids
until
31
$710,000
C.
re¬
2:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
building
1949
for
registered bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1949. Denomination
$1,000.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1979
dated
Jan.
at
to
0.78%
inclusive.
(J-D)
tional
Bonds
are
Denominations
Due
on
approved
17,
1950.
and
$50,000
$25,-
Dec. 1, 1950. Legality
ity
Note
Sale
were
—
Jan.
awarded
National
The
17—v.
to
Merchants
Bank, of Boston, at 0.68%
NEW JERSEY
sealed
bids until 8:15 p.m.
Jan.
by
Heckler
&
30
for
the
(EST)
purchase of
Denomination
$1,000.
Buffalo
Bond
school
Vandewater,
Galloway, of
S
1949
a
1
21), N. Y.
e
—
The
$2,500,000
bonds offered Jan. 19
171, p. 234—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the Ma¬
rine Trust Co., Manufacturers and
—v.
Traders Trhst Co., both of
Buffalo,
Roosevelt & Cross, Hornblower &
Weeks, R. D. White & Co., Wood,
Struthers & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Co., Hall & Co., and Freeman &
Co., all of New York, as 2.20s, at
Due
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1962 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
on
Co.,
Bloomfield.
a
basis of about
Barker, N. Y.
Sale—The $4,000 water
bonds offered Jan.-13
v.
Bond
1949
171,
Trust
Na¬
Legal¬
Clarence Central Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P.O.
Williamsville,
a price of
100.38,
$120,000 general refunding coupon
2.16%.
or registered bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
1949.
First
a
Bloomfield, N. J.
Bond Offering—J.
Cory John¬
son,
Town
Clerk,
will
receive
on
the
Amherst, Cheektowaga and
$600,000 notes
171, p. 234—
the
at
Bank, of Addison.
approved
Sykes,
Portsmouth, N. H.
offered
Principal and interest
payable
New York City.
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
one
sev¬
Feb.
Sept. 15, 1950.
chase
School
(P. O. Lambert), Mont.
—
M. A. Lake,
Offering
Dated Feb. 15, 1950. Amortization
bonds will be the first choice and
Feb. 1 from 1955
dis¬
discount.
to
inclusive, and $96,000
IV2S, due on Feb. 1 from
1970
1951, and
as
1962
1963 to
1
National
discount.
$625 of said serial
District Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
Sale
Nashua
$625
IV4S,
250,000 police station, 3rd Issue,
Series A bonds: $52,000 as 3s,
Jan. 25 for the purchase of
$100,000 drainage coupon bonds. Dated
from
Note
may
Interest J-J.
the purchaser.
Scott
of
tax
awarded
0.70%
Central
coupon or
offered Jan.
amount of
at
by
Bank & Trust
Co.,
York, at 0.77% interest.
Addiston),
Dec. 12, 1950.
on
the
sold
$300,000
were
13th
were
follows:
as
New
Nashua, N. H.
one
and
The
Boston,
Due
sev¬
Jan. 1 of each year there¬
Richland
payable at any
suitable
banking institution designated by
Legality approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker,
issued
are
—
Rockland-Atlas
of
Palmer &
bonds
inclusive; $49,000
as
the
count.
serial
on
1
to
Bank
interest
bonds will become due and
1
Sale
000.
1954
Feb.
and
Note
notes offered Jan. 9
to be payable in semi-annual in¬
stalments during a period of 20
years from the date of issue. If
due
Principal and in¬
principal
IV2S, they will be in the
125,000 fire protection 7th Issue,
Series A bonds: $28,000 as 3s,
due
both
terest
inclusive.
second choice of
the Town Council. If amortization
bonds are sold and issued, the en¬
Issue, Series B sale,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $20,-
1964
Dated
1960.
Housing Authority, N. J.
Manchester), N. H.
$12,500
1950.
1,
Jan.
on
500,000 purchased
Hillsborough County (P. O.
Jan.
determine upon at the time of the
as
000.
the
purchase of
distribution bonds.
1.
sealed
on
lV4s, due on Feb. 1 from 1955 tire issue may be put into
inclusive, and $704,000 single bond or divided into
as
IV2S, due on Feb. 1 from eral bonds, as the Council
inclusive, and $168,000
$1,-
water
receive
(MST)
to 1962
cisco, District Clerk, will receive
000 building coupon bonds. Dated
Jan. 1. 1950.
Denomination
for
will
a.m.
as
Dated Jan.
Due
New
sold
Amortization bonds
will be the first
choice, and serial
inclusive; $710,000
clusive; $169,000
A.
Clerk,
1,770,000 trafficway and boule¬
vard, Series A bonds: $356,000 bonds will be the
Feb.
Minnesota
Bond
27
Jan.
1970 inclusive.
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
Lake
Town
bids until 10
Teachers
Fund
Hanover
—
as
State
Annuity
$877,000 purchased
Trust
»
from
$2,000,-
price of par.
a
1950.
awarded
23/4s and
as
O.
Note Sale—The
$1,377,000
Series notes offered Jan. 10
Co.,
NEW HAMPSHIRE
they will be in the amount of $9,19), Minn.
Philadelphia National Bank, both
400 each, the sum of
Bond Sale — The $1,575,000 of Philadelphia, Marine Trust
$9,400 wil
Co.,
Claremont, N. H.
become payable on April
building bonds offered Jan. 18
1, 1951
Buffalo, Coffin & Burr, Roosevelt
Bond
Sale—The $80,000 water
and a like amount will
v.
171, p. 234—were awarded to & Cross, King, Quirk &
become"
Co., Wood,
bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 171,
p.a
syndicate
composed
of
the Gundy & Co., Inc., Freeman & payable on the same day each 234
were
awarded to Robert
Northwestern
year
thereafter until all of the
National
Ban k, Co., Shelby Cullom Davis &
Co.,
Hawkins & Co., of Boston, as lV4s,
bonds
are
Allison-William Co., both of Min¬ all of New
paid.
The
bonds
York, American Na¬
at a price of 100.26, a basis of
neapolis, Paine, Webber, Jackson tional Bank, Chicago, and John whether amortization
or
serial
about 1.20%.
The second highest
& Curtis, of
Chicago, First Nation¬ Small & Co., of New York, at a bonds, will be redeemable in full bidder
was
Coffin & Burr, for
al Bank, J. M. Dain &
any
interest
payment
date
Co., both of price of 100.009, a basis of about on
from and after 10 years from the 1.30s, at a price of 100.19.
Minneapolis, Kalman & Co., of St. 1.49%, as follows:
date of issue. Interest A-O.
Paul, Piper, J affray & Hop wood,
Dover, N. H.
\
$80,000 public hospital, 6th Issue,
<of Minneapolis, Harold E. Wood
Note Offering—Alfred J. GuilSeries A bonds: $16,000 as 3s, Cascade County Sch. Dist. No. 29
<&
Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.,
mette, City
due on Feb. 1 from 1951 to
Clerk, will receive
(P. O. Belt), Mont.
Juran & Moody,
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
Shaugnessy &
1954 inclusive; $32,000 as IV4S,
Bond Offering—Lavinia
Stehlik, Jan. 23 for purchase of
Co., all of St. Paul, Woodard-Eldue 011 Feb.. 1 from 1955 to
$5,000,District Clerk, will receive sealed
wood & Co., of
000 notes. Dated Jan. 24, 1950. De¬
Minneapolis, Cald¬
1962 inclusive, and $32,000 as
bids until Feb. 8 for the
purchase nominations
well, Phillips Co., of St. Paul, and
$50,000, $25,000, $10,IV2S, due 011 Feb. 1 from 1963 of
$15,000 building and equipment 000 and
the C. S. Ashmun Co., of Minne¬
to 1970 inclusive.
$5,000.
Due on Dec. 5,
bonds.
apolis, at a price of 100.05, a basis
1950. Legality approved by Storey.
263,000 park and recreation, Se¬
of about 3.11%, as follows:
ries A bonds: $55,000 as 3s,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Melstone, Mont.
Bond Offering — Frieda
due on Feb. 1 from 1951 to
$900,000 as 3s.
Due on
Jan.
Suter, Boston.
675,000
the
and
Paterson
price of par.
a
to
bonds
Co., of Lincoln,
at
sold
SJ/4s, at
inclusive.
are
(P.
turnpike authority bonds has
Pension
Sold—An issue of $16,equipment building bonds
been
Tu)p.
Jersey Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
been
4,
said
1959,
Legality approved by
&
Wood, of
Delafield
Bonds Sold—An issue of
as
Howells, Neb.
time
and
New
1954.
payable in semi-annual in¬
stalments during a period of 20
years from the date of issue.
If
bonds
$43,000
the
Bank,
of about 1.16%.
on
inclusive, and $60,000
l%s, due on Dec. 15 from
Trustees
at
15
Dec. 15 from 1950
on
and
at
Bond Sale—The $146,000
public
improvement bonds offered Jan. 17
—v.
171, p. 143—were awarded to
Boland, Saffin & Co., of New York,,
as 1.20s, at a
price of 100.21, a basis
1953
1954
sale, both principal and interest
serial
!4s, due
as
the
and
of
due
on
Maplewood), N. J.
inclusive,
l%s,
as
Principal
payable
National
Maplewood
15 from 1955 to 1959 in¬
amortization
Board
1954
$70,000
1
issued, the
be put into one
divided into several
or
to
103,000 district bonds:
bonds
of
1950
receive
(J-D)
Hawkins,
$75,-
Dec.
on
will
New York City.
clusive.
may
the
as
serial
choice
If
inclusive.
of
Dec.
April 1,
Amortization bonds will be
be
1969
Branchville.
$248,000
and
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(MST) on Feb.
24 for the
purchase of $188,000
construction bonds. Dated
first choice
l3/4s, due
as
Clerk,
Branchville
$145,000 intersection bonds:
Schmitz,
1950.
Neb.
cost
District
$370,O0O:
school, coupon or registered bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1949. Denomination
$1,000. Due on Dec. 1 from 1950
to
interest
School
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST)
Feb. 9 for the purchase of
1.34%, as previously noted
in v. 171, p.
142, were sold at a
price of 100.04, as follows:
Broadwater County Sch. Dist. No. 7
(P. O. Townsend), Mont.
Bond Sale—Fred W.
Twp.
District
son,
paving districts Nos. 31 to 33 bonds
by
the
KirkpatrickPettis Co., of Omaha, on a bid re¬
net
Mac-
(P. O. Branchville), N. J.
Bond Offering—William Ander¬
purchased
a
and
^
basis of about 1.48%.
about
1970 inclusive.
J. Van Ingen
York,
n
interest
Bond Sale Details—The
$208,000 bonds
171, p. 142—
to B.
New
of
Franhford
issued) from the date of
Interest F-A.
flecting
196?
Co.,
a
oonds are
to
IVis,
1955
16—v.
filler & Co., of Newark,
jointly, as 1 Vas, at a price of 100.10,
NEBRASKA
1951
as
from
Jan.
awarded
^
on
any interest
from and after five
Alliance,
Rutherford, N. J.
Sale—The
offered
were
(half the term for which the
issue.
45
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
period
1
to be
Drexel
during
full
years
MONTANA
of
Sale—The
in
as
Feb.
inclusive; $22,000
may
$5,338,000 call¬
able bonds offered Jan. 18—v.
171,
p. 234—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate
1
on
bonds
Mo.
deemable
payment date
$296,-
on
1954
single bond
$240,000 school bonds.
due
Feb.
entire issue
receive sealed bids until 1:30
p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 9 for the purchase
the
at
of 10 years from the date of issue.
If serial bonds are issued and sold
to
$302,000
due
bonds
Nolte,
Schools, will
of
3s,
as
1951
Feb. 1 from 1955
on
iy2s,
on
School
Offering—Roy W.
Superintendent
annual instalments
public market, 3rd Issue,
Series A bonds: $12,000 as
3s,
will
Clinton School District,
I
of Trus-
upon
sale, both principal and
to be payable in semi¬
from 196*3 to 1970
inclusive.
the
MISSOURI
from
inclusive, and
as
1962
a
from
the Board
determine
may
of
(401)
as
50,000
Miss.
follows:
as
Bond
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
1962
headed by M. A. Saunders &
100.35";
1
$152,000
1
inclusive;
1V4S, due
to
Co.,
price of
Feb.
on
Feb.
on
000
Sumner,
\
cate headed
The
1
due
1970
bonds:
1
Bonds Sold—An issue of $50,000
bonds has been sold to a syndicate
syndi¬
a
Feb
on
1960 inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Deposit Guaranty
Bank & Trust Co., Jackson.
Legal¬
ity approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond Sale—The
$155,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v.
171,
142—were awarded to
Due
to
Feb.
on
Dated
Goodhue County
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 68 (P. O.
Zumbrota), Minn.
p.
bonds.
eral bonds
they will be in the amount of $500
each, the sum of $1,000 will be
from 1951 to 1954
inclusive; payable on Feb. 15, 1951, and the
$369,000 as 114s. due on Feb. 1 sum of
$1,000 will become payable
from 1955 to 1962
inclusive, on the same day each year there¬
and $368,000 as
1V2s, due on after until all of such bonds are
Feb. 1, from 1963 to 1970 incl.
paid. The bonds, whether amorti¬
750,000 street improvement, Se¬ zation or
serial bonds, will be re¬
ries A
J. R. Skinner,
receive
sealed
796,000 street intersection
of
1964 inclusive.
2%s.
as
ment
to
inclusive.
925,000 Swope Park Improvement
2nd
Issue, Series A bonds:
$188,000 as 3s, due on Feb. 1
a.m.
from 1951
Feb. 1 from 1951
on
inclusive, and $280,000 interest
ILs,
1963
$1,277,000 special street improve¬
Dated
bid
price of 100.21,
will
10
1962
as
tion $1,000.
Donald-Moore
a
to
(CST) on Jan.
27 for the purchase of
$2,073,000
bonds, divided as follows:
4
(P. O. Roseville), Mich.
a
Clerk,
until
CHRONICLE
1954
inclusive; $280,000 as tees
Iris, due on Feb. 1 from 1955 time
1960 inclusive.
Bond Sale
Details—The $98,000
building bonds purchased by Mc¬
on
City
—
FINANCIAL
to
Jackson, Miss.
Bond Offering
&
3s, due
as
MISSISSIPPI
bids
1,
1960
Principal and interest
suitable bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser.
Legality approved by
Faegrc & Benson, of Minneapolis.
was
& Co.; Channer
Inc., jointly, for
$120,000 as 314s, and $305,000 as
3s, at a price of
100.02, a basis
No.
to
,
Co.,
Vicksburg Frac.
1.951
payable at any
Barcus, Kindred
Securities
from
1
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
COMMERCIAL
—
p.
143—were awarded to the
Legality • Manufacturers
and Traders Trust
46
Co., of Buffalo, as 2s, at a price of
300.02, a basis of about 1.99%. The
second
set
highest bidder
National
price of
Bank,
2s,
at
receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
26 for the purchase of $310,000
school coupon or registered bonds.
field & Richmond Central
Dist.
Mo.
1
(P. O.
East Bloomfield),
Offering
Dated Jan.
Principal and in¬
C. Ben¬
Anne
terest (J-J) payable at the United
receive States Trust Co., New York City.
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST) Legality
approved by Caldwell,
on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
District
nett,
—
Clerk,
will
$324,600 school 1950 coupon or
registered bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1950. Denomination $1,000, except
Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
for $600.
one
1951
1979
to
(F-A) payable at the
National
Bank, of Hol-
and interest
Hamlin
New York
Saie
$21,000 water
171, p.
awarded to the Oswego
Jan.
at
No.
000
O.
Ella
—
sealed
bids
until
Mc-
A.
10
of
100.14,
a
229
price of
basis of about 1.76%, as
at
a
price
a
100.23,
of
1
(P.
from 1951
28.000
No.
1,
80,000
a.m.
140,000
Due on June
1959 inclusive.
1955 to
1
June
1
1 %8.
as
Due
on
nation
District
Sewer
on
1
1,
Imp. No. 250
Sept. 1 from
Denomi¬
1950.
Principal and
in¬
(M-S) payable at the Coun¬
Treasurer's office.
ty
highest bidder was
Branch Banking & Trust
Co., Wil¬
6s; $100,000 as
$130,000 as 13/4S, at a
for $20,000 as
son,
1V2S,
and
price of 100.004.
Richmond
Bond Sale—The
171,
(P.
v.
—
143—were awarded to J. A.
p.
price of
a
O.
Auditor, will
in
Grand
Island,
Sale—The
Jan.
offered
171,
234—
p.
&
of New York, as 2s, at a
price of 100.44, a basis of about
1.95%, as follows:
Cross,
$30,000 water district No. 2 bonds.
25,000 sewer district No. 1 bonds.
The
second
Marine
at
highest bidder was
Co., Buffalo, as 2s,
Trust
price of 100.43.
a
Y.
Lacona, N.
Sale—The
Bond
$30,000
water
1949 bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 171,
234—were awarded to the C. E.
Weinig Co., of Buffalo, as 1.90s, at
a price of 100.21, a basis of about
p.
100.17.
Liverpool, N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
$76,500
improvement
1950
bonds
Jan.
171,
p.
16—v.
publie
offered
234—were
awarded to the Manufacturers and
Traders
Trust
1.80s, at
a
Co., of Buffalo, as
price of 100 12, a basis
cf about 1.78%.
est
bidder
Buffalo,
The second high¬
Marine Trust
was
1.80s,
for
at
Co.,
price
a
of
100.08.
480,000
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
160,000
at
receive
Bank,
Denning,
Union
No.
1
Sch.
Free
ville), N.
offered
bonds
Y.
Sale—The $795,000 school,;
Bond
Jan.
19—v.
171, p.
142—were awarded to the Marine
Trust
Bros.
Co.,
Buffalo
of
Salomon
& Hutzler, and Roosevelt &
Cross, both of New York, jointly,
as
21/4S,
basis
at
price
a
of about
Bonds
are
of
100.35,
dated
Feb.
1950.
1,
from
1951
1979
to
Feb.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Chase National Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality
by Reed. Hoy! &
burn, of New York City.
proved
ap¬
Wash¬
Bond
Offering—Julia C. Gooch,
will receive sealed
(EST) on Jan. 25
purchase of $580,000 school
1949 coupon or registered bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Denomination
District Clerk,
bids until 3 p.m.
for the
$1,000.
to
Due on
1978
interest
First
Nov. 1 from 1950
inclusive.
(M-N)
National
Principal
and
nayable at the
Bank,
of
Lake
George.
Legalitv
apnroved
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
by
^
Co.,
June
on
sealed
bids
1,
171,
v.
bids
highest bidder was
Co., B. J. Van In-
$295,000
Jan.
50—were not sold,
p.
received
Denomination
1949.
1
Nov.
on
inclusive.
from
$1,000.
1951
to
Principal and
1960
interest
(M-N)
payable at the First Na¬
Norwood.
Legality1
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
tional
Bank,
liams, of Cincinnati.
12—
all
as
returned
were
Clerk-Treasurer
of
will
Education,
the
Genter,
Board
receive
of
sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 30
for the purchase of $166,000
build¬
ing and equipment bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,Due
000.
Dec.
on
from
1
1951
to
inclusive.
19/4
Principal
and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
State Bank, Wauseon.
^
interest
Peoples
Ohio
Piqua,
Sal e—The
Bond
offered
bonds
51—were
Jan.
$183 817.45
14—v.
awarded
to
171,
p.
Piqua Na-,
tional Bank
Ohio
Sold-The
Not
building bonds offered
1
100.66,
as 114s, at a
price of
basis of about 1.07%, as
a
follows:
$93,848.28 sanitary
59.969.17
ter
and
storm
bonds.
sewer
un¬
opened.
sidewalk, curb and gut¬
bonds.
i
Ohio
Kenton,
Interstate
Bloom
$200,000 fire alarm system, bonds:
$16,000 as 6s, due on Feb. 1
from
21/2s, due
as
1956
on
1961
to
Feb. 1
inclusive,
1966 to 1979 incl.
from
2V2S,
as
due
l%s, due
as
from
1
inclusive
1961
to
1956
$160,000
Feb.
on
on
and
Feb. 1
1962 to 1979 inclusive.
from
$30,000 as
6s, due on Feb. 1 from 1953 to
1955 inclusive; $60,000 as 21/2S,
675,000
water
Feb.
on
1961
bonds:
1
1956
from
inclusive;
$410,000
to
as
Feb. 1 from 1962
1980 inclusive and $175,000
l%s, due
to
on
1V4S, due
as
Feb. 1 from
on
1981 to 1987 inclusive.
1953
as
$656,000
1
as
inclusive;
l%s, due on Feb.
$200,000
Feb.
inclusive;
1961
to
1962 to
from
and
1955
to
2V2s, due on Feb. 1
1956
from
as
1980 inclusive
iy4s, due on
from 1981 to 1985 incl.
1
facilities
recreational
1,000,000
bonds:
$123,000
Feb.
from
1
as
1951
6s, due on
to
1955 in¬
clusive; $141,000 as 21/2s, due
Feb. 1 from 1956 to 1961
on
inclusive, and $736,000 as l%s,
due
on
Feb.
1
from
1962
to
1980 inclusive.
street
1,000,000
bonds:
$140,000
Feb.
from
1
improvement
as
1951
6s, due on
to 1955
in¬
50—were awarded to the Har¬
p.
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
Ohio *■
$68,000 school cago, First of Michigan Corpora¬
building bonds offered Jan. 18— tion, of New York, and the Ohio
v.
171, p. 143 — were awarded to Co. of Columbus, jointly, as l3/4s,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., as at a price of 100.51, a basis of
of
Webster),
Sale —The
price of
a
about
100.58,
a
basis
about
E.
Butler
Bond
1.70%.
bidder
2.44%.
(P. O.
Ohio
County
Hamilton),
Offering
Thomas H.
—
Feltz, Clerk of the Board of Coun¬
ty
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Jan. 31 for the
purchase of $98,000
water supply bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1949. Denomination $1,000. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Columbus Grove Local Sch. Dist.,
1,000,000 sanitary sewer bonds:
$48,000 as 6s, due on Feb. 1
from
ing bonds offered Jan. 17—v. 171,
Twp. Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
South
Bond
l3/4s, due on 2y2s, at
$160,000 as
1
inclusive;
1955
to
1952
Corp.,
OHIO
of about
price of 100.12, a basis
1.78%, as follows:
$96,000
Queensbury Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O.
R. F. D. No. 2,
Glens Falls), N. Y.
Due
the
purchase of $175,000 street
improvement bonds.
Dated Nov..
t
due
Denomination $1,000. Due on
1
a
2.23%.
second
&
gen
200,000 police station bonds: $16,000 as 6s, due on Feb. 1 from
1952 to 1955 inclusive; $24,000
(P. O. Grahams-
inclusive.
1975
to
lV2s.
Bonds
Ohio
30.000.00 fire apparatus bonds.
Securities
Bond Offering — John P. Cook.
The second highest bidder was
Bond Sale—The $4,075,000 bonds Corp., Charlotte, and C. S. AshCity Auditor, will receive sealed
offered Jan. 17 were awarded to a mun Co., jointly, for $190,000 as
Haisev, Stuart & Co., for l!4s, at
bids until noon (EgT) on Feb. 1
a price of 100.44.
syndicate composed of the First 6s; $450,000 as 2s; $240,000 as for the
purchase of $280,000 sew¬
as
iy4s, at 'a
National Bank, of New York, Hal- 2V4s, and $120,000
erage system and disposal plant Point No. 2 Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
price of par, a basis of about
sey Stuart & Co., Glore, Forgan &
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1950. Denom¬
Route 2, Bainbridge), Ohio
Co., of New York, Blair, Rollins & 2.16%.
ination $1,000. Due on Dec. 1 from
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build¬
Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson &' Co., of
1951 to 1970 inclusive. The bonds
NORTH DAKOTA
ing addition bonds offered Jan. 12
Charlotte, Scott, Horner & Mason,
maturing on and after Dec. 1, 1961 •—v. 171, p. 51—were awarded to;
of
Lynchburg, Laidlaw & Co., University of North Dakota (P. O. are callable in
whole or in part in J. A.
White & Co., of Cincinnati,
Adams, McEntee & Co,, both of
Bismarck), N. Dak.
their inverse numerical order on
as
23/4s, at a price of 101.34, a basis'
New York, Peoples National Bank,
Bonds Sold—An issue of $750,Dec. 1, 1960,
or on any interest of about 2.63%.
C.F. Cassell & Co., both of Char¬ 000 dormitory revenue bonds has
payment date thereafter, at par
lottesville, Peoples National Bank, been sold to the Bank of North and accrued interest.
Interest J-D. Rocky River City Sch. Dist., Ohio
of Rock Hill, Hamilton & Co., of Dakota, of Bismarck, on a bid re¬
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build-1
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
Chester, H. V. Sattley & Co., of flecting a net interest cost of about fer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 170,'
Detroit, Southern Investment Co., 2.87%, for $145,000 as 2s, and
p. 2483—were awarded to Halsey,'
Marietta City Sch. Dist.,
of Charlotte, and the William R. $605,000 as 3s.
Ohio
Stuart & Co., First of Michigan
Compton Co., of New York, at a
Bond Sale—The $1,350,000 build¬
Feb.
Dist.
1964
as
1
June
on
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
The
Charlotte, N. C.
and
Wawarsing and Rochester
2V4S. Due
R. S. Dickson &
from
Fallsburgh,
from
CAROLINA
NORTH
Cincinnati),
from 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
as
Norwood,
Offering—G. E. Lyle, City
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 31 for
Bond Offering—Ada W.
Shafer, City
v.
or,
holder,
$24,000
Neversink,
Y.
at the option of the
the
Chase
National
New York City.
Legality
Branch,
bonds
Roosevelt
to
Patent), N.
Na¬
Y.
N.
$55,500
18—v.
awarded
sealed
Farmers
the
of
care
Bond
were
receive
will
Trustees,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Pettisville Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering—Ed
$1,000,000 school
&
Bond
,
par.
building bonds offered Jan. 17— until noon
(EST) on Jan. 27 for
171, p. 143—were awarded to a the
purchase of $60,000 northeast
Bond
Offering — Elizabeth L. syndicate
composed
of
Alex. trunk line
tional
Bank,
of Amsterdam,
at
sanitary sewer bonds.
&
District Clerk, will re¬ Brown
Sons,
of
Baltimore, Dated June
3 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 27 for the Stukey,
1, 1949. Denomination
ceive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. Kirchofer
&
Arnold
Associates,
purchase of $90,000 school addi¬
$1,000.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1950
tion coupon or registered bonds. (EST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase Inc., of Raleigh, Vance Securities to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and
of
$215,000 school
1949 coupon Corp., of Greensboro, J. Lee Peel¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1949.
Denomination
interest (A-O) payable at the City
or registered bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, er & Co., and R. S. Hays & Co.,
Treasurer's office.
$500. Principal and interest pay¬
Legality ap¬
1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due both of Durham, at a price of par,
able at the Farmers National Bank,
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
a basis of about 2.14%, as follows:
on Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1979 inclu¬
of Amsterdam. Legality approved
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
$160,000 as 6s. Due on June 1 from
by Moore, McKee & Moore, of
Indian Hill Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
payable at the Oneida National
1951 to 1957 inclusive.
Amsterdam.
Bank & Trust Co., Holland Patent
R. R. 1, Madisonville,
200,000 as 144 s. Due on June 1
of
bids
Bank, Mount Vernon. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
Greenville, Ohio
Rockingham), N. C.
Bond Sale—The
17
White & Co., of Cincinnati, as 3s,
at
County
$4,000 improve¬
bonds offered Jan.
ment
dated Jan. 1, 1950. De¬
tional
Due
Germantown Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
second
The
a
are
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the First-Knox Na¬
ders
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
from
Bonds
nomination $1,000. Due on April 1
and Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬
Franklin
inclusive.
1960
Feb.
$1,000.
terest
Sept.
on
to 1960 inclusive.
Due
to
Dated
inclusive.
1V2s.
as
from
1951
Due on June 1 from
1954
to
Due
Sewer
bonds.
Holland
O.
bonds.
100.97.
re¬
follows:
as
Co., Inc., Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
Olderman, Asbeck
& Co.,
jointly, for- 13/4s, at a price of
and
Clerk of the Board
Commissioners, will
bonds, divided
follows:
18—v.
Legality approved by Haw-,
Delafield & Wood, of New basis of about 2.07%. The second
highest bidder was First Trust &
York City.
Deposit Co., Syracuse, for 2.10s,
Florida Com. Sch. Dist. No. 11
at a price of 100.01.
(P. O.
R. D. No. 2,
Trenton, Remsen, Deerfield, March,
Amsterdam), N. Y.
Floyd, Steuben, Western, and
Bond
Offering—David M. CoRussia
Central Sch. Dist.
of the Board
$250,000 county
jointly,
1952
kins,
ville, Jr., Chairman
Wachovia
Asheville,
County National Bank, of Fulton,
2.10s,
Offering
(P.
Ohio
(EST) for the purchase of $100,-
Carolina
Co., of Chicago, and the
Bank & Trust Co., of
Nuveen &
Y.
N.
The
—
offered
234—were
as
comb.
North
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Carley,
County
ceive
County (P. O. Greenville),
Pitt
$30,000 as 4s.
Bond
to
City.
Sandy Creek,
bonds
1962
from
inclusive.
County
Columbus),
Denomination hospital bonds offered Jan. 17—v. $72,000 Sewer District Miff in No.
Jan. 1 from 1951 to 171, p. 235—were awarded to John
1, Water Improvement No.
inclusive.
1965
1961
to
1, 1950.
Due on
$1,000.
N. Y.
1
on
1970
District Clerk, will
Bristol, Victor, West Bloom-
Feb.
due
Alice Burke,
—
1956
Monday, January 23, 1950
Franklin
2V2S, due
as
from
1
inclusive and $540,000 as l%s,
York
Offering
Bond
Feb.
on
(P. O. Rotterdam),
8
New
a
par.
Sch.
No.
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
clusive; $320,000
Rotterdam Union Free Sch. Dist.
Somer¬
was
for
East Bloomfield, Canandaigua,
Bond
COMMERCIAL
THE
(402)
Sale—The
for
Bond
a
Cleveland, as l%s,
price of 100.17, a basis of
1.72%. The second highest
bidder
2s, at
was
a
(EST)
on
Eraun,
29
bonds
of¬
awarded
to
Co., Inc.,
as
were
Bosworth
&
price of 100.54, a basis
of about 2.19%.
The second high¬
est
ing.
a
bidder
Inc.,
100.31.
was
Doll
for 214s,
of
Sch.
Dist.,
Ohio
Board
of
Education,
building and improve¬
bonds.
Dated
Denomination
and
1
noon
Jan.
$1,000.
Dec.
1973 inclusive.
1
1,
1950.
Due
from
on
1951
Bond
of the
at
Rt.
Clerk
as¬
bonds, originally sched¬
uled for Jan. 18, has been post¬
sessment
poned until Feb.
Mount Vernon
&
a
Isphord-
price of
Bond
were
at
a
basis of about 1.65%.
of
T.
—
Board
of
Jan.
101.06,
Due
The second
Jan.
on
,
Baker,-
Education,
-
noon
•
Denomination $500.^,
15 from
Principal
1952 to
1976
.
interest
and
(J-J) payable at the Farmers and
Shelby City School District, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $375,000 build-
>
12—v. 171,1
51—were awarded to the First
•
Cleveland Corp., of Cleveland, as »
l3/4s, at a price of 100.34, a basis
of
about
1.71 %.
highest bidder
&
.
'The
price of 102.33. "
a
*
second'
Halsey, Stuart'
was
Co., for 2s, at
'
'
.
District
Sugarcreek),
,
(P.
I
•
Sugarcreek-Shanesville
Local
-
-
O.
Ohio
*
-
Bond Sale—The $180,000 build¬
ing bonds-offered
p.
Jan. 16—vl 171,
143—were awarded to the First
Cleveland Corp., of Cleveland, as,
2!4s, at
of
a
about
highest
price of *101.44,
2.09%.
bidder
worth
Co, Chicago, Braun, Bosworth
price of 101.33.
&
The
a
basis
second
was
Braun, Bos¬
Co., Inc., for 2y4s, at a
highest bidder was Northern Trust
&
C.
Traders National Bank, Hill'sboro.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer &, Williams, of Cincinnati.
18
a
O.
on Jan. 31 for the purchase
$12,500 building bonds.
Dated
School
offered
price
the
inclusive.
I
City Sch. Dist.,
awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
l%s,
of
r
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, cf Chicago, and the Mil¬
waukee Co., of Milwaukee, jointly,
as
Offering
(P.
Ohio
(EST)
10.
Sale—The $990,000 school
bonds
Dist.
wili receive sealed bids until
'
addition
Sch.
Local
ing bonds offered Jan.
Sale Postponed—The sale
Wil-'
was
Co., for 2y4s,'•
1, Fayetteville),
Bond
p.
$32,813.66 water works
&
price of 101.92.
Salem
to
Interest J-D.
bidder
Mericka
Jan. 15, 1950.
Jan. 30 for the purchase
of $212,000
June
a
a price of 100.12,
about
1.98%. " The *
ot
highest
J.
Ohio
improvement
Dec.
2j/4s. at
Local
price of 102,21.
and
fered
price
a
will receive sealed bids until
J. A. White & Co„,rfor
Copley Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $312,000 build¬
ing
at
Offering—Thomas Bender,
of the
ment
at
of
Minford
$70,000
Miller & Co., of
about
l%s,
100.23.
Clerk
liam
&
2s, at
as
second
York, and Mul-^
Co., of Chicago,'
New
basis
a
&
Co., Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Westheimer & Co.,
and
Jones
B.
Shannon
&. Co.,
jointly,
jointly,
highest
Morrow, Ohio
build¬
ing, unlimited tax bonds offered
Jan. 16 were awarded to Hayden,
at
second
Wells
J. A. White & Co.* W.
was
Hutton
Ohio
Bond
The
of
laney,
Volume
171
Number 4875
THE
COMMERCIAL
S«mbury Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
$1,000, except one-for $973.36. Due
Bond Sale—The $110,000 build¬
on
ing bonds offered Jan. 13—v. 171,
p.
143—were
awarded
to
the
Farmers
Bank, of Sunbury, as
Multnomah
County, Menlo Park
Water District (P. O.
2
!,4s, at a price of 101.00, a basis
pf about 2.10%. The second high¬
est
bidder
was
Sweney, Cart\i/right & Co., for 2%s, at a price
of 100.76!
Portland), Ore.—«
Bond
Toledo,
-
Bond
Sale.—The
improvement
17—v.
to
Ohio
171,
27
$162,000 street
bonds
offered
51—were
p.
Jan.
awarded
Halsey, Stuart & Co., as IV4S,
a
price of 100.53, a basis of
at
ab^ut
1.10%.
until
for
Sale
The
—
improvement
fer'd
on
date
same
$26,000
bonds
of¬
awarded
were
(PST)
p.m.
the
purchase
clusive.
Bonds
after July
at
date
par
maturing
shall be call¬
any interest due
on
interest
and
(J-J)
at any bank in the
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
Toledo, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
1.45%.
St.
Bond
County..
ing
offered
J.
to
Versailles
Jan.
A.
Cincinnati, at
11
White
were
&
Co.,
price of 101.86.
a
sealed bids until
Feb.
p.
Bonds
7:30 p.m.
(PST)
1
for the purchase of
general obligation sewer
1, 1950.
maturing
De¬
March ,1,
after
1460, shall be callable
im¬
16
143—were awarded to
J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati,
as
2V4S, at a price of 101.47, a
at
par
on
interest
51
Bond
Sale—The
$32,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 17—v. 171,
p. 235—were awarded to the First
National
Ottawa
No.
7
Bond
Sale—The
(P.
O.
East
371,
bonds
offered
1950.
water
Jan.
awarded
5—v.
C.
to
Edgar Honnold, of Oklahoma City.
OREGON
8.
(P. O.
Center R. D. No. 1),
Pennsylvania
Twp.
Fauset, Steele &
Co.. of Pittsburgh, as 2s, at a price
Of
100.37.
bidder
for
~Thc
second
highest
R. C. Schmertz &
was
2%s, at
Co.,
price of 100.29.
a
Authority,
Sale
Note
—
The
Series notes offered Jan.
10
were
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Trust
Co.. of New York, and As¬
sociates, at 0.79%
Feb.
7,
1950.
interest. Dated
on
Feb.
9,
Due
Due
in¬
1968
redemption at the option of the
city on Feb. 1, 1960, or any subse¬
quent interest payment date, at
par, plus accrued interest to the
date fixed for redemption and a
redemption premium of % of 1%
of
the
bond
principal
redeemed
of
the
year,
or
amount
for
each
fraction thereof, from the
redemption
to
the
date of
date
of
ma¬
turity; such redemption premium
Twp. (P. O.
Horsham), Pa.
chased
Details—The
obligation
shall not exceed 2lfe % of the prin¬
amount of such bond re¬
deemed.-If less than all of the
redeemed
in
order.
their
inverse
Principal
••
and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York City, or, at the option of the
holder,
the
at
City
Treasurer's
office.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
receive
(EST)
Ashmore,
County Board, will
the
sealed
bids
until
of
$600,000 county,
pital coupon bonds.
1950.
a.m.
general
hos¬
Dated Feb. 1,
Denomination $1,000.
Feb.
on
11
Jan. 26 lor .the purchase
on
from
1
1951
clusive.Principal,
(F-A)
payable
Due
in¬
1968
and
the
at
&
to
interest
Central
Trust
TENNESSEE
pur¬
.Lexington, Tenn.
Bond
tric
bonds
offered
51—were
awarded
&
to
the
$250,000 elec¬
Series ' E
revenue,
Jan.
17—v.
awarded
to
B.
171,
J.
p.
Van
Co.; Paul Frederick &
Co., both of New York, and Clark,
&
Landstreet &
$936,000
Series notes offered Jan.
Bank
Sale—The
system
Central
10
12th
were
Hanover
100.0004,
as
Trust
Co., of New York,
at
0.76%.
Dated
Feb.
7, 1950.
Due on Aug. 11, 1950.
Kirkpatrick, Inc., of
jointly, at a price of
Nashville,
basis of
a
about
2.29%,
21/2S.
from 1951
151,000
as
on
second
June
1
1960 inclusive.
to
2 V4S.' Due
from 1961
The
Due
on
June
to 1971 inclusive.
Gittings,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Feb. 16 for the purchase of $100,-
6
Co.,
and
Temple
Securities
Corp., Nashville, jointly, for 2s,
bids until Feb. 6 for the purchase
000 school
2V4s and 21/2s, at
of $500,000 bonds,
1950.
Ore.
Bond Offering—Bessie
divided
as
fol¬
on
lows:
$305,000 County Sch. Dist. bonds.
395,000 Ccunty High Sch. Dist.
In
Duo
clusive.
ond
bo»idp
Sale—The
offered
Jan.
$13,000 school
9—v.
171,
p.
144—were awarded to the United
States A,-'i(mal Bank, of Portland,
as 2*'
price of 100.36.
nty
.
Sch.
Dist.
No.
19
Springfield), Ore.
d'fermg — Mary Clark,
Clerk, will receive sealed
.o
1 Feb. 13 for the purchase
000 building bonds.
Milton
City, Ore.
Bond
Offering—J. D. Whitman,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
t,ds until 5 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 30
Jf r the purchase of $10,973.36 imp ovement
bonds.
Denomination
sold
to
the
Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., of Atlanta, as 2s, 2y2s
and 3s, at a price of par. Due from
1953
to
1978
inclusive.
Optional
after 1964.
Charleston Housing Authority,
South Carolina
Note
Sale
—
The
$671,000 20th
Series notes offered Jan. 10
awarded
as
by
Philadel¬
purchased by Central
Bank & Trust Co.,
York, at 0.78% interest.
Dated Feb. 7,
refunding
Dated March
tion $1,000.
1950 to
1968
and
1, 1950.
Due
$1,233,000
improve¬
coupon
4
on
bonds.
Denomina¬
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
and interest (M-S)
Principal
payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
National Bank, New York
City, at the option of the holder.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Chase
Bond
—v.
Hanover
New
9, 1951.
Carr,
Sale
-
The
$1,500,000
school 1948 bonds offered Jan.
phia National Bank, Philadel¬
phia, at 0.75% interest.
171,600
ment
were
follows:
$500,000 purchased
1950. t)ue
3125.
on
Feb.
to
a
First
170,
p.
2632—were
syndicate
Securities
17
awarded
composed of the
Co. of
Chicago,
First National
Bank, of Portland,
Otis & Co., of Cleveland, Weeden
& Co., of San
Francisco, Free¬
man
&
Dougal
Co., of New- York,
& Co., of Chicago,
Jones B.
Shannon
&
Mcand
Co., of De¬
unit! 8 p.m. (CST)
the
purchase of
Nov.
approved
10,
by
1949.
McCall,
Paikhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Offering—Jack Broad, City
Manager, will receive sealed bids
7:80
(CST)
p.m.
Jan.
on
30
for the purchase of $200,000 school,
Series 1950 bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1950. Due on Feb. 1 from 1957 to
1979
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
payable at the Mer¬
(F-A)
cantile
National
Bank, of Dallas.
approved
by
McCall,
Legality
Jan. 24 for
on
school
Dated Jan.
1, 1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
to
the
purchasers
and
the
District.
Fort
Worth
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
T exas
Bond
Offering—Ed P. Williams,
Manager, will receive
Business
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Jan. 25 for the purchase of
$2,-
000,000
Brownwood, Texas
Bond
until
Wick-
$325,000
able
Texas
Dated
Legality
A.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a place
mutually agree¬
school
Dated Feb.
$1,000.
house
1, 1950.
Due
1950
bonds.
Denomination
Feb. 1 from
on
1951
to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the First
National Bank, Fort Worth. Le¬
gality approved by Attorney-Gen¬
era] of the State,
McCall, Park¬
hurst &
Crowe, of Dallas, and
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Giddings Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Dallas,
Bond
eral
Bond
obligation bonds offered Jan.
17—v.
to
Texas
Sale—The $9,100,000 gen¬
171,
236—were awarded
p.
syndicate composed of Phelps,
&
Co., Chemical Bank &
Trust Co., Glore, Forgan & Co.,
a
Fenn
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, F. S. Moseley & Co., all of
New York, Stroud & Co., of Philad
e
1 p
Offering—M. L.
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
house bonds.
Co., Roosevelt
Reynolds
&
Co.,
J.
&
G.
White & Co., Inc., Ira Haupt & Co.,
G.
H.
Walker
&
Co.,
Wood,
Struthers & Co., Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc., all of New York, Field,
Richards
&
Co.,' of Cleveland,
Commerce
Dated Jan. 15, 1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
15, 1950 to 1974 inclusive.
March
Interest M-S.
Hemphill,
Noyes,
Parsons & Co., L. F.
&
Texas
Meitzen,
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 26 for
the purchase
of $125,000 school
h i a,
Hearne, Texas
Bonds
000
Sold—An issue
electric,
water
of
$300,-
and
sewer
bonds has been sold to R. K. Dun¬
bar
& Co., and
Rauscher, Pierce
Co., both of San Antonio, joint¬
ly, as 2y.s and 3s. Dated Feb. 15,
&
1950.
Due in 20 years.
Trust
Co., of Kansas
Levelland Con. Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Cicy, Barcus, Kindred & Co., of
Texas
Chicago, Gordon Graves & Co.,
Bond Offering — Percy Cole,
G. C. Haas & Co., Paul Frederick
Ar-Co.. Mackey, Dunn & Co., all of President of the School Board, will
New vYork,
Thomas & Co:, - erf receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Pittsburgh, Rauscher, Pierce & (CST) on Feb. "2 for the pu*./chase
of
$650,000 school house bonds.
Co., Dallas Rupe & Son, both of
Dated
March
1, 1950.
Due on
Dallas, Clement A. Evans & Co.,
March 1 from 1951 to 1972 inclu¬
of Atlanta, and Granbery, Marsive. Principal and interest (M-S)
ache &:
Co., of New York, at a
payable at the Mercantile National
price of 100.04, a basis of about
Bank, Dallas.
Legality approved
1.74%, as follows:
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
$3,000;000 water works improve¬ Dallas.
ment, Series No. 268 bonds:
.
$900,000
from
and
4s, due
as
to
1951
1
from
1
inclusive,
iy2s, due on
as
1957
to
3,200,000 sanitary
and
sewer
disposal plants, Series
bonds:
$960,000 as
due on Feb. 1 from 1951
269
1956
000
inclusive, and $2,240,1 y2s, due on Feb.
1
as
from 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
600,000
No.
street
paving,
270 bonds:
Series
$180,000
as
4s,
1951
on
1956
inclusive, and $420,000
iy2s, due
from
1
1,700,000 street opening and wid¬
ening, Series No. 271 bonds:
$510,000 as 4s, due on Feb. 1
from
and
1951
to
1956
$1,190,000
Feb.
1 from
inclusive,
iy2s, due on
as
1957
to
ment,
from
and
Feb.
as
1951
No.
272
4s, due
to
$210,000
1
27
000
from
on
bonds:
Feb.
1
1956
inclusive,
iy2s, due on
as
1957
to
for
15,
bids
until
school
Feb.
at
his
office in
10
a.m.
(CST) on
purchase of $70,-
the
house
1950.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Dec.
from 1950 to 1969 inclusive.
cipal
at
15
Prin¬
and interest (J-D) payable
place preferred by the pur¬
a
chasers.
Lubbock, Texas
Bond
in¬
1970
Offering—Lavenia
Lowe,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
on Feb. 9
bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
for
the
purchase
of
bonds, divided
as
$1,075,000
follows:
$525,000 street bonds.
Due
on
Feb.
15 from 1951 to 1975 inclusive.
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
Feb.
15 from 1951 to 1975 inclusive.
improve¬
sewer
Series
$90,000
Jan.
550,000
storm
Offering—W. C. Crawley,
Superintendent, will re¬
sealed
Liberty,
in¬
1970
clusive.
300,000
ceive
as
Feb. 1 from 1957
on
Bond
County
to
due
Feb.
County, Tarkington Com.
Dist. No. 17 (P. O.
Cleveland), Texas
Sch.
in¬
1970
clusive.
4s,
Liberty
1956
$2,100,000
Feb.
Feb.
on
to 1970 inclusive.
Nashville, Tenn.
Offering — W. M.
Bond
school construction
Cayce, S. C.
Sold—An issue of $115,water and sewer bonds has
been
price of 100.03.
a
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
7 for the purchase of
CAROLINA
Bonds
000
was
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
SOUTH
"J years.
Harney County School District
I a, 13 (P. O. Drewsey), Ore.
<■'
bondsv;: Dated Feb. 15,
highest bidder
John Nuveen & Co.; Jack M. Bass
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Feb. 15 from 1952 to 1961 in¬
bonds,
and
to
1
Bond Offering—Howard J.
Fear,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Prineville),
of
T.
—
strom, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
hospital, Series 1949 bonds has
sold to Moss, Moore & Co.,
Dallas, as 2s, 2^s, 3, 3V4S
No.
as
Offering
house bonds.
Oct. 1 from
on
sewage
follows;
$99,000
1
Bond
been
Cross,
$80,000
bonds
Aspden, Robinson &
Co., of Philadelphia, as l%s, at a
price of 100.82, a basis of about
1.65%, as previously noted in v.
171, p. 236, will mature on Jan. 1
Sale—The
000
Rothschild
—
Clerk of
Oct.
on
Sold—An issue of $150,-
Graham,
by
Note
Bonds
cipal
West Pittston Sch. Dist., Pa.
(P. O.
to
Co., New
City. • Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York City.
Horsham
1951.
Crook County Sch. Dists.
$1,000.
1955
The bonds maturing sub¬
Hanover Bank
McKeesport Housing Authority, Pa.
$492,000 10th
from
1
York
Sale
Anson,
bids
p.m.
from 1956 to 1966 inclusive.
Housing
Ore.
County
sealed
Denomination
Ingen
Clackamas
receive
a.m.
Feb.
on
Due
TEXAS
Bond Offering—R. H.
Run
awarded to
were
Bond
$55,000
51—were
p..
Pike
general
Panama, Okla.
Sale—The
until
Sale—The $25,000 general
obligation bonds .offered Jan. 16
cost of about
Bond
will
1
1980 to 1988 inclusive.
(EST) on Feb. 2 for
the
purchase of $1,265,000 fire,
street, sewer and park improve¬
ment coupon bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
Jan. 27 for the purchase
$17,000 school bonds.
—
-
interest
net
bids
Bond
$12,000 build¬
reflecting a
1.57%.
Mayor,
Oct.
on
1979 inclusive.
2s. Due
as
Greenville, S. C.
on
County Dependent School
ing bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 171,
p. 235—were awarded to the First
National Bank, of Miami, on a bid
reflecting a net interest cost of
&bout 1.56%.
The second highest
bidder was Calvert & Canfield, on
works
sealed
Coal
Miami), Okla.
bid
Offering—Alvin J. Mor¬
District Secretary, will re¬
(EST)
of
Bank, of Chickasha.
District
a
Bond
gan,
ceive
Oklahoma
Township School District
(P. O. Bethel), Pa.
l3As.
1968 to
Bond Offering—J. Kenneth Cass,
interest
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P.O. Ninnekah),
No.
329,0ii0
Eagle Pass Indep. Sch. Dist.,
1
1955 to 1967 inclusive.
as
from
bonds.
ment bonds.
until 11
Oct.
on
Due
,
47
Texas
Due
l^s.
as
from
100,000 fire department improve¬
numerical
basis of about 2.12%.
Grcsndy
478,000
be
~PENNSYLVANIA
41/fes.
as
basis of
a
follows:
as
from 1951 to 1954 inclusive.
sewerage
.
OKLAHOMA
$152,900
$1,000,000 water
extension
price of par,
a
541,000
and
(403)
1.84%,
purchase
of
$1,155,000
bonds, divided as follows:
payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap-' outstanding bonds are to be re¬
proved
by Winfree, McCulloch, deemed prior to their maturity,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
the bonds to be redeemed shall
<
Bethel
about
to
nomination $1,000.--* Due on March
1
from
1951
to-1970
inclusive.
and
provement bonds offered Jan.
171,
Ore..
Dated March
Barbot,
the
clusive.
March 1, 1960, and on any interest
paying date thereafter. Principal
Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
Bond Sale — The $410,000
—v.
son,
bonds.
Johns)} Ohio
bonds
awarded
of
Oakridge,
troit, at
C.
sequent to Feb. 1, 1960, are subject
Offering—Dale E. HelikCity Recorder, will receive
$130,000
Sale—The $180,000 builds
payable
Bond
on
United Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
and
on
1961,
to
Toledo, jointly, as IV2S, at a
price of 100.29, a basis of about
for
$105,000
after July 1, 1961. Prin¬
on or
cipal
1,
Offering—D.
City Manager, will receive sealed
noon
(EST) on Feb. 8
Dated April
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
July I from 1951 to 1970 in¬
«tf
df
of
bonds.
CHRONICLE
bids until
Jan.
on
on
able
/Additional
8
water coupon
"
str<- et
T.
Bond
Walker, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will-receive sealed
bids
i
Offer in g—George
FINANCIAL
Florence, S. C.
Feb. 1 from 1951 to 1961 inclu¬
sive.
&
Dated
Feb.
and interest
15, 1950. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬
las.
Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
clusive.
200,000
fire
station
and
from
and
Feb.
1951
to
$140,000
1
from
1956
as
inclusive,
iy2s, due on
1957
to
in¬
1970
park
improvement,
ries No. 274 bonds:
4s, due
1956
on
Se¬
$30,000
as
Feb. 1 from 1951 to
inclusive, and $70,000
iy>s, due
to
Bonds Sold—An issue of $335,000
school
house,
on
of
1949
McClung &
Houston,
and
Rotan, Mosle & Moreland, of Gal¬
veston, jointly,
Dated
as
Feb. 1 from 1957
1970 inclusive.
Series
bonds has been sold to
Knickerbocker,
clusive.
100,000
Menardville Independent
Sch. Dist^ Texas
signal
system, Series No. 273 bonds:
$60,000 as 4s, due on Feb. 1
proved
as
2%s and 2%s.
Dec. 15, 1949. Legality ap¬
by
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Parkhurst
&
48
(404)
THE
Sourlake, Texas
Bond Sale Details—The $50,000
works improvement bonds
Spangle, Wash.
Bond
Sale
$8,000
as
3y2s.
as
—v.
to
follows:
as
building
28—v. 170, p. 2632—were awarded
by Moroney, Beissner
Houston, as previously
jnoted in v. 171, p. 144—were sold
of
Due
Feb.
on
the
State
23/4s, at
3%s.
as
Due
4s.
as
1961
Due
116
VERMONT
works
dienne
Bank, of Chi¬
—
obligation bonds
171, p. 236—;
were awarded to Kidder, Peabody
dfc Co., of Boston, as l%s, at a
price of 100.72, a basis of about
1.66%. The second highest bidder
was Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and Lee Higginson Corp., jointly,
.for 1%S, at a price of 100.11.
Lake
Joint
No.
Doris
School
District
$121,000
ONTARIO
Port
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 18—-were
awarded to
of
Harley, Hay don & Co.,
Madison, as 2s, at a price of
100.07,
a
basis of about 1.99%. The
second
highest bidder was Mil¬
waukee Co., Milwaukee, for 2s, at
a
000
telephone
'Bankers
129,000
&
a
price
of
bonds offered Jan. 5
were
sewer
award¬
were
were
Due
bonds
offered
39,000
The $250,000 con¬
offered
Jan.
9
as
31/4S.
Due
Dated Oct.
Co.,
1, 1949.
(P. O. Fairfax), Va.
— R,
M. Lough-
foorougli, Clerk of the Board of
County Supervisors, will receive
healed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 1 for the purchase of $3,000,000 sewer coupon bonds.
Dated
1,
000.
Due
Denomination $1,July 1 from 1954 to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable in Washing¬
ton, D. C.
Legality approved by
Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
City.
1950.
on
1983 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Kittatas, Wash.
Bonds Sold—-An issue of $100,-
„
000 sewer system revenue bonds
has been sold to Richardsl& Blum,
Inc., and Nelson & Co., both of
Sopkane, jointly, as 3?,is.
Wash.
Seattle,
„
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Bond Offering—W.
Comptroller
City
C. Thomas,.
will
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select
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Oil
until
bids
for
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receive
(T$T)
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Match
Dated
Iwmlo.'Ujors. SI J°l!.
from
1
a.m.
1955
Callable
as
1, WL De-
Due
whole
a
on
March
inclusive.
1975
to
in
or
part
Mp/ch 1,
1960, or 011 any interest
payment
date
/iand
accrued
thereafter
interest.
at
par
Principal
end interest (M-S) payable at the
Washington Fiscal Agency in New
York
City
at the City Treas¬
or
urer's office. Legality approved by
SAVINGS BONDS BUSINESS IS GOOD
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
A d d i t i 011a 1 Offering
Thomas
will
also
receive
hids until 10
a.m.
(PST)
SO
for
the
purchase
municipal light and
enue,
Series
of
sealed
on
Jan.
Your company
$485,000
power
LR-8,
and is good for business!
Mr.
—
1933
rev¬
indirectly
i
bonds.
.
Dated March. 1,
tion $1,000.
Due on March 1 from
or
in New York
at the City Treasurer's
office, at the option of the holder.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
ings Bonds through the Payroll Savings
tremendous
LIQUIDATION NOTICES
more,
—with
:
I
corresponding increase in
a
duction. How come? It's
process
in
but
more
one
located
National
Bank
of
Winsted,
at
Winsted, in the State of Con¬
necticut, is closing its affairs. All creditors
of
the association are
therefore
hereby
notified to present claims for payment to
the undersigned at said bank.
CLARENCE
H.
pro-
intangible
operating
Workers who invest regularly in
easy,
automatic Pay¬
Savings way—become better workers.
more
of
<
more secure... are
steadier and
careful in their work.
"
The
out
economy
of Bond sales
on
accrue
from the effect
the national economy—
products
TAKE THE5E
or
2. Secure the
What's
izations in
3.
help of the employee organ¬
promoting it.
run
experience of companies through¬
4. Make
employees
can
be persuaded to
join Payroll Savings—without high-pres¬
selling. (The nation's biggest adver¬
tising program—built with donated space,
awareness
that Savings
$3 when they
mature.)
creating universal
Bonds
pay
$4 for
5.
a
The
sign up participants.
Urge each
new employee, at
he is hired, to sign up.
For all the
The Treasury Department
of
acknowledges with appreciation the publication of this message by
Winsted,
located
at Winsted, in the State of Con¬
necticut, Is closing its affairs. All creditors
the
association
are
therefore
hereby
notified to present claims for payment to
the undersigned at said bank.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
of
EDWARD
F.
McARDLE,
Liquidating Agent.
Dated December 9,
1949.
This is
an
official U. S. Treasury
the time
help ytm need, get in touch
State Director, U. S. Treasury
Department, Savings Bonds Division—or
write the Savings Bonds Division, Treas¬
ury Department, Washington, D. C,
with your
BUNNELL,
Hurlbut National Bank
.
person-to-person canvass once
year, to
Liquidating Agent.
X>ated December 9, 1949.
,
use posters and leaflets
stories and editorials in com¬
pany publications to inform employees
of the Plan's benefits to them.
a
sure
IN YOUR COMPANY
Adequately
and
by spreading the national
the nation indicates that at least half
of your
STEPS
1. See that top management sponsors
the Plan.
*
time and services—is
Indirect benefits
your
power
Bond sales improve the equilibrium
our
debt.
that has been demonstrated
than 20,000 companies
the plan.
roll
an
that will buy
services in the years to come.
absenteeism, labor turnover, and accidents
The}' feel
First
—money
Direct benefits include decreases in
backlog of purchasing
HHP BUILD SECURITY—
com¬
because Bond dollars add up to a
Ran.
Savings Bonds—the
The
which, of course, the future of all
panies depends. That future becomes more
secure
!
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
State fiscal agency
City,
on
boost sales of U. S. Sav-
1950. Denomina¬
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
and interest
benefits both directly and
as you
on
1956 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond Offering
Jan.
Jan.
as 3s.
Due on Oct. 1
1950 to 1955 inclusive.
VIRGINIA
1
1
9
follows:
bonds
awarded to Gairdner &
Dec.
awarded to the Rene T. Le-
Fairfax County Sanitary District
No.
on
$61,000
Foy School Commission, Que.
—
1
clerc, Inc., of Montreal, at a price
of 99.05, a basis of about
3.31%^
QUEBEC
struction
3y2s.
as
struction
100.74, a basis of
Dated Dec. 15, 1949.
as
Bond Sale
$15,000
Dec.
Ste. Martine Sch. Commission, Que,
Bond Sale — The $100,000 con¬
Due in 1 to 15 years.
Ste.
on
Dated Dec. 1, 1949.
the
to
Corp., Fairclough
Co., and the Canadian Bank of
about 3.19%.
Pardeeville, Wis.
Sale—The
improve¬
Commerce, all of Toronto, jointly,
at
Due
from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond
price of 97.82.
Bond
system
3s.
as
from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
Arthur, Ont.
ment bonds has been sold
Wis.
3,
Frink,
Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on Feb. 1
for
the
purchase
of
$295,000
school bonds.
Dated April
15,
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
on April 15 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Kellogg-Citizens
National Bank, Green Bay.
Le¬
gality approved by Bie, Welsh,
Trowbridge & Wilmer, of Green
Bay.
18—v.
Nationale
of
Montreal,
jointly, at a price of 98.42, a basis
of about
3.54%, as follows:
CANADA
Bonds Sold—An issue of $935,Fox
bids until 8 p.m.
general
Jan.
(P. O.
1
Ltd.,
Inc.,
Lagueriz & Des Rochesters, both
of
Quebec, and Banque Cana*
p.
First National
Bay), Wis.
Offering
of Toronto, Dudley Dawson,
of Montreal, J. T. Gendron,
basis cf about 2.48%.
a
highest bidder was Harris
& Savings Bank, Chicago,
for iy4s, at a price of 100.87.
District
Graniteville Fire Dist.
No.
4, Vt.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 water
offered
bonds offered Jan. 17
144—were awarded to
Dairyman's State Bank,
Randolph, at a price of 100.20,
Trust
(West Allouez Avenue,
Green
Bond
Barre,
par.
Allouez Sch. Dist. No.
inclusive.
1969
to
171,
Monday, January 23, 1950
ed to the
of
ond
Feb. 1 from
on
CHRONICLE
cago, as 1Y4S, at a price of 101.05,
a basis of about
1.11%. The sec¬
1
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
131,000
Committee,
WISCONSIN
Feb.
on
price of
the
1
from 1952 to 1955 inclusive.
11,000
a
Finance
FINANCIAL
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
works system bonds offered Dec.
purchased
&
Beloit, Wis.
The $7,000 water
—
water
Co.
COMMERCIAL
advertisement prepared under the auspices of the Treasury Department and the Advertising Council.
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