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MONDAY
ISSUE
The Commercial 2nd
Financial
Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
171
Number 4877
New
General
RAILROAD
ABC Vending:
heads
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
publicly of¬
(par $1) at $9.37Vz
offering 29,800 shares
The Chase National Bank of the
fered 177,028 shares of common stock
share.
per
The underwriters
©f the stock
are
York, N.
In
behalf of selling stockholders.
on
This
Issue
with
expansion of
its
to
its
general
business.
In
addition,
corporate
under
plans
company
corporation
has
acquired
vending businesses,
foe
some
York
The
laws
and
in
January,
control
of
1947,
Page
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
the
number
a
of
the major units of which had previously operated
Its principal executive offices are located in Newr
20 years.
principal
sale
Best
of
business
confections
Candy"
and
the
of
and
corporation
under
popcorn
"America's
Best
and
Corn,"
its
the
subsidiaries
slogans
stands
at
New York
Boston
and
vending machines located mainly in motion picture theaters
subway stations.
They operate in the more populous communi¬
of
28
states,
Philadelphia,
-k»..4d
in
soft
the
District
-shares
of
and
the
common
after
giving
EARNINGS—For
and
its
41.35
on
them
numbers
from
the
Heynolda
of
Co
are
1
Eichler
of
the
&
Co...
2,000
The Marshall
4,500
G.
H.
Huston
Kuch
&
&
Co.—.—
Revel Miller & Co.^_______
Sills,
8,600
Fairman
&
Inc.
M.
&
Co.__
M. Freeman
Hague <$c Co
171. p.
Staats Co
Straus
Charles A.
2,000
3,600
Taggart
&
Inc.
fcs
notice
stock
common
dated
27
stated
16
that
the conversion
conversion
upon
of
it3
price
issued
$4.65
per
share
to $6.12
share.
per
If
preferred
rendered
for
19541
original conversion price shall be $10
per
share over the price theretofore
cf
the
$2.50
conversion after
Dec.
31,
1949
(and
on
per
shares
or
Avco
The conversion
aNo.
of
price has
shares
been
accordingly adjusted
as
38
38
1,803,883
INiimber
of
optioned
shares
standing at option
shares
of
i«'ew
shares
Shares
issued
issued
issuable
notes
price
upon
June
38
The
notes
at
issue
of
to
convertible
1949,
and
out¬
treated
as
creditors
8.393
price
if
39,000
issued
and
out¬
49.993
.
issuable
conversion
upon
of
$50,000
promissory notes issued Dec. 30, 1949, treated
outstanding
convertible
as
preferred stock (par $1)
each
share
of
$5
preferred
share
and
of
stock
stock
of
(par
20-cent
par
share
one
preferred
par
$1
common
and
accrued
$5)
prior
(par $1) for
dividends
thereon.
Reduction in Capital Approved—
stockholders
Jan.
on
17
approved
a
proposal to reduce the au¬
thorized capital stock from
1,550,267 shares, consisting of 50,267 shares
of prior preferred
stock, par $1, 500,000 shares of preferred stock,
par
$5,
and
1,000,000
shares
of
comihon
stock, par $1, to 308,592
prior preferred stock, par $1;
8,325 shares of preferred stock,
par $5; and 250,000 shares of common
stock, par $1. Of the latter there are
227,227 shares issued.—V, 162,
p. 2937.
to
consist
of
50,267
shares
of
50'000
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Bids for Debs.
2,143,574
Accordingly, the new conversion price of the common stock is $6.12
per share.
Each share of presently outstanding cumulative convertible
preferred stock having^ for purposes of conversion a value of $10
purchase as a whole of an issue of
$200,000,000 of 21debentures, due Feb. 1, 1971, will be received at Room
2315, 195
Broadway, New York, N. Y., up to 11.30 a.m.
(ESTj on Jan. 31, 1950.—
V. 171, p. 357.
Total
per
share,
each
of
snares
In
share
of
common
such
preferred stock is
now
convertible
into
1949
and
adjustment
of
because
of
dilution.
Each
warrant
to
To Sell Barberton (O.)
common
The
which
directors
was
This
company and National Lead Co. on Jan. 18 announced the
fcwmation of Titanium Metals Corp. of
America, a new jointly-owned
organization with headquarters in New York, N. Y., which will market
and distribute titanium metal, its alloys and various related
products.
Officers
of
A.
H.
the
new
corporation
Vice-President,
Drewes.—V.
171,
p.
Clark
are
W.
as
King,
follows;
and
President.
H.
C.
have
decided
Property and Build New
not
to
destroyed by fire June 29,
pipe
Cleveland
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—New Affiliate—
and
department
the
of
the
rebuild
1949
loss
to
of
$683,067 on
shortly after the end
1949.
Early in
1949
waukee which
a
line
of
the
in
vitrified
company
addition
to
pipe.—V.
acquired
the
171,
the
and
Barberton
Slip Seal department
pany established a
which was collected
Secretary-Treasurer,
a
Plant
O.,
The
to
Jan,
—V.
SEC
31,
on
171,
p.
Jan.
20
issued
an
order
1951, of the maturity of
company
held
by
its parent,
101.
authorizing a year's extension
a $600,000 4%
promissory note of
The United Gas Improvement Co.
170,
A
with
the
stock
2531.
p.
rule forbids
government
owners
of
to
Commission
of
See
on
equipment
refund
debts
Jan.
16
trust
incurred
more
offering in V. 117,
p.
authorized
the
certificates.
The
connection
with
in
101.
Feb.
will
14
authorized
capital
asked
be
stock
to
by
vote
on
$5,000,000
a
to
proposal
to
total
of
a
would be represented
by 20,000 additional shares of
(par
$100>
and
200.000
shares
of
common
stock
100,000 preferred and 500,000 common shares.
stock,
also
series
stock,
series
will
vote
to
17,500
A,
B,
which
on
a
proposal
shares
is
now
and
to
limit
to
the
eliminate
authorized
but
4"%
the
Ac'o
unissued,
169, p. 2206.
Bank
Building & Equipment Corp. of America—Stock
V. 170, p. 2582,
Barnsdall Oil
.
Co.—Acquiring Oil Lands—
Dale R. Snow, Executive
Vice-President, on Jan.
this company and seaboard Oil Co. are
purchasing
of
acres
oil
$10,000,000.
interest.
two
the
disclosed
that
in
The Scurry County interest consists
That
13
jointly nearly 28,000
Scurry and Kent Counties, Texas, for more than
The properties are known as the L. H. Wentz
estate oil
lands
of
G82
acres
of
proven
oil leases
producing wells and location already staked for a third well.
County consists of 27,000 acres which lie directly across
of the Scurry
.County play,—V. 171, p. 2.
in Kent
axis
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—New Construction
The
reports that it plans to spend about $50,000,000 for
in 1950, compared with about $70,000,000 in 1949.
telephones in sevice in the State of Pennsylvania
company
gain
was
purposes
of
about
during
155,000.—V.
moved
Uhrichsville,
O.
The
and
equipment
of
pipe
plant
concrete pipe
all
at
31,
—V.
170,
p.
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Mil¬
carries
357,
corporation has called for redemption on March
1, next, by
operation of the sinking fund,
$50,000 first mortgage bonds, 3 Vs>%
series due
1974, at 105V4.
Payment will be made at Bank of New York
The March
(H. C.) Bohack Co., Inc.—Unit Votes Recapitalization
The stockholders of Bohack
Realty Corp.. a subsidiary, on Jan.. 4 ap¬
proved the plan of
recapitalization, subject to the approval of its direc¬
tors.
See V. 171, p. 101.
to
of
The
and Fifth Avenue
190.
com¬
the fiscal year on Oct.
concrete
171, p.
The
be
Arizona Edison Co., Inc.—Partial
Redemption—
this
share,
per
plant
property.
will
manufacture
p.
the
plant
plant
of
Barberton,
sell
1.
Allcntown-Bethlehem Gas Co.—Note Extended—
request
Sold—Scherck, Richter Co., St. Louis, on Dec. 21 sold a
block of 6,500 shares of common stock
(par $3) at $7.25
per share, for the
account
of selling
stockholders.—
1949
the Oriental Brick Corp. of Crawfordsville, Inc., which manufactures face brick for building and has
been closed down for several
months.
The amount involved was not
disclosed.
purchase
stock at $lo per share now entitles the
holder
1.63 shares at $6.12 per share.—V.
171, p. 357.
a
$11,865,000
The above company has
purchased
concrete
Wtldner;
—V.
Net
American Vitrified Products
Co.—Acquisition—
31,
share
to
31
given area.—V. 170, p. 1390.
used
stockholders
expansion
accordance
thereof to purchase
Jan.
increase
the
1.63
with the provisions of the stock
purchase warrants
by the corporation the price of its common stock,
par value $1
per share, issuable upon exercise of its issued and
outstanding stock
purchase warrants, has been increased from $4.65 per shares to $6.12
per share by reason Pf the increase in the warrant price after Dec.
until
persons
year
stock.
Issued
*me
Bids for
by The First
capital expendi¬
stock
with
if issued
and
the
or
cumulative
stock
$175,000 note
a
held
for
being
are
exchange offer expires on March 1, 1950. Holders
desiring to ac¬
cept the exchange offer should forward their certificates
to Registrar
& Transfer Co., 2 Rector
Street, New York 6, N. Y.
shares,
promissory
cumulative
one
The
The
69,875
of
1949
13,
standing
Shares
issued
20-cent
off
pay
note
used
a subsidiary, on Jan. 10, announced
30. 1949 for the sale of radio station WINS
Commerce
be
stockholders
Increase
American Beverage Corp.—Makes
Exchange Offer—
exchange
to
be
$17,500,000.
The
of
a
issue
to
preferred
in
interested
dated Sept.
station in
will
preferred
Holders
part
$45,000
a
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co.—To Increase Stock—
The
117,430
$1.625—
of
conversion
13,
if
as
conversion
upon
issued June
treated
1770.
p.
Broadcasting Corp.,
(par $15)
offered
ih
used
was reported at $2.37'2
quoted at around 3-33a.—V.
equipment purchases.
31,
follows:
isued
and outstanding Aug. 3, 1948
subsequently issued upon conversion of preferred
shares at
currently effective rates
common
169,
Mfg. Corp.—Sale of Radio Station Suspended—
preferred
prevailing.
given
Interstate
company
proceeds
38
increase
(Saares
in¬
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Certificates
Approved—
of
However, the conversion price of $10 per share must be adjusted
by reason of the issuance by the corporation of certain shares, options
And promissory notes convertible into common
shares.. By reason of
these dilutions the price of $10
per share provided in the Articles of
iacorporation is reduced to $6.12 per share.
accrued
U
The
sur¬
Dec.
an
be
The balance will
price
be
contract
a
than one
and
are
before
share,
to
The Crosley
©upstanding cumulative convertible preferred shares, has been increased
from
sale will
publisher of II Progresso, as
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
4,500
issuable
of
making the Oct, 1,
Progresso-Italo-Americano had been Suspended because of non¬
performance by the contract date.
The sale of WINS was contingent
upon the disposal of radio station WHOM
by its owner Generoso Pope,
Rates
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
4.500
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.
Jan.
(par $1),
(Dow-Jones)
has
The
said
now
Foreign Exchange
3,000
—
Wagenseller & Durst. Inc.-
8,60o
1.
published
and Bond Averages
the
of
SEC
28
New Dividend Announcements.
Co.,
8,800
of
purpose
and amortization.—V.
interest
the parent company and
holders.
28
The Course of Bank Clearings.
37
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices__38
4,500
Biosser
&
the
Dempsey & Co., Chicago, has sold a block of 6,300 shares of class B
common stock (par $1), the
proceeds of which were for selling stock¬
Miscellaneous Features
Aeronca Aircraft Corp.—Conversion Price—
A
36
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
41
3,600
Incorporated
for
Automatic Firing Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Stock Sold—
35
to
3.600
William R.
4,500
Co., Inc.
"Kayden, Stone & Co
•Hill, Richards & Co—
33
that
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company,
2,000
&
Exchange.
Exchange
1.500
4,500
8,600
& Co._
32
Stock
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.27
1,500
8,600
v
Curb
4,500
Simozi & Co
of
funds
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Partial
Redemption—
32
Harris,
—
received
The company will redeem for the
sinking fund on March 1, 1950,
$69,000 of i;s first mortgage bonds,
series due 1963,
Payment at
1011-4 will be made at The Citizens and Southern National
Bank,
Atlanta, Ga.—V. 170, p. 2581.
4,500
-
has
$225,000,
or
by
The
2.000
Company^
(exclusive
par
tures.
3,000
4,500
Co
duPont
by
4,500
©raigmyle, Pinney & Co.
Steele
the
H.
Co.,
©ruttenden & Co
—V.
and
^purchased
sufficient to exhaust the
amount
an
exceeding
hearing.—V, 171, p. 189.
31
Over-the-Counter Markets
i
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
$952,059, or
Kav, Richards & Company
Smith.
M.
be
not
National Bank of Boston.
29
....
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
$23,794,627.
to
held
28
Stock Exchange.
Stock Exchange
Toronto
company
underwriters
prices
at
company on Jan. 20 requested SEC authority to issue and sell
adidtional i.80O shares of its capital stock ($100 pari to its
parent.
England Electric System, for a cash consideration of $125 per
Proceeds
28
29
Montreal
out¬
Harold
1,500
I.
of
$11,448
Bank
share,
—19
u
28
Stock
Brooke <fc Co
Francis
the
Exchange
Exchange._.
Montreal
follows;
I.
Yauset,
be
will
1949,
income
stock
3,000
&
25,
several
common
Co
©ohu
shares
City of New York, 11 Broad St., New
Feb. 2, 1950 receive tenders for the
New
15
San Francisco
1,200.000
2,000
—.
&
of
(Bonds)
an
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange._—30
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
30
and
rnaga-
9,928
Inc.
Bioren
of
as
Afrikuts, Lestrange & Co,__
Bailey & Davidson
Baker, Simonds & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Batsman,
volume
ol
names
issue
850,000
ended
sales
Boston
merchandise
newspapers,
financing operations.
Sept.
consolidated net
shares
company
of which
the new
to
a
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
•rsspective
York,
Other
authorized
an
weeks
39
report
earned
of
stock,
effect
the
subsidiaries
share,
a
New
as
Columbia.
of
food, tobacco products,
miscellaneous items.
■CAPITALIZATION—Consists
standing
cities
such
drinks,
novelties
•tmes,
including
and
includes
on
The
7
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
through
'automatic
ties
Curb
Stock
(Stocks)
Cincinnarti Stock Exchange...
Detroit Stock Exchange
is
"America's
and
noon
gold debentures to
Athol Gas & Electric Co.—Stock to Parent—
'
Delaware
ownership
will until 12
1949 payments
Stock and Bond Quotations
City.
The
the
the
of
sura
adding
on
funds.
BUSINESS—Organized
the
to it
terest ).
from- the sale of the other 147,228
shares%will
by the company to reimburse its treasury for the cost of
Treasury bonds recently deposited under operating contracts
New York City's Board of
Transportation and for the cost of
S.
of 8*«
used
©.
Y„
sale
PURPOSE—Proceeds
he
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Asuncion Port Concession Corp.—Tenders—
Jan. 26
on
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Price 75 Cents
Corp.—Stock Offered—Reynolds & Co.
list of underwriters who
a
York, N. Y., Monday, January 30r 1950
Bank, corporate trustee, 48 Wall St., New York, N. Y.
1, 1950 coupons should be presented in the usual
manner.
2433.
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
1871
300 North 4th St., St. Louis
2, Missouri
Members
New
York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Midwest
Phone
ClEntral
Bell
7600
Teletype
SL 593
,
Monday, January 30,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(462)
2
1949—3
31—
End. Dec.
Per.
Ry.—Agreement
37,163,702
99,283,539
90,347,560
t$1.54 '
*$3.97
t$9.68
*$9.36*
"Based
on
8.954,982 shares.
tEased on 9,582,942 shares, number
outstanding after sale of 627,960 shares of treasury stock in January,
1949.
tAfter deducting quarterly dividends on the preferred stock.
income
Net
G.
E.
16,385,137
™
$20,000,000
$14,000,000
77,500,000
77,500,000
45,000,000
45,000,000
20,000,000
20,000,000
__
13,000,000
13,000,000
30,000,000 shs. 14,798,174 shs.
BUSINESS—Company is a holding company and through its sub¬
sidiaries distributes and sells natural
gas in 1,214 communities to
approximately 1,054,000 residential, commercial and industrial cus¬
tomers,
It is an interconnected unit operating more than 31,000 miles
of
gas transmission,
distribution and field gathering pipe lines, 121
gas compressor stations,
12 liquefied petroleum gas plants, 22 under¬
ground storage reservoirs and 9,804 gas wells. The principal operating
subsidiaries operate in Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and New
York,
Since 1943 Columbia substantially augmented its Appalachian
Chairman,
Grace,
1949 for additions and improvements to
of properties amounted to $64,767,022,
in 1948.
The estimated cost of com¬
pleting construction authorized as of Dec. 31, 1949, is $93,200,000.
"The amount charged in 1949 against current earnings on account
of pensions was $15,462,419.
The amount paid into the Pension Trust
Fund as the estimated
cost of pensions granted in 1949 and some
others granted in prior years was $5,832,653 (of which $370;234 was
charged against earnings in prior years) and $10,000,000 will be paid
into the Pension Trust Fund in 1950, in part to provide for pensions
which it is expected will be granted in 1950 and subsequent years and
in part to provide for increases in pensions which were granted prior
during the fourth quarter
previous quarter, and
The
Feb.
on
Bonhomie
is part of the
ally owned by Tatum Lumber Co.,
entire stock of the road.—V. 135, p,
fee
the
net
investments
on
Net
V.
170,
files as
no
provision has
1182.
p.
Bostoii
.
p.
revenues
—V.
171,
■
the
Co.,
U.
and
$3,342,412
1,295,000
170,
End.
—Quarter Year End.
Sept. 30,'49 Sept. 30,'49 June
Total
revenues
expenses
$13,695,824
—
Total
;
—
tax
income
$5,070,590
13,378,537
101,400
4,722,712
113,200
income
—
$215,887
102.
170, p.
—
30,'49
company
Year Ended Dec.
Earnings
—V.
taxes
share
1910.
per
170,
31—
after income
Net Income
Co.—Earnings Show Large
p.
and charges™:
—_c_
Gain
.
1948
$903,512
$1.21
1949
$3,223,108
$4.32
income
for
income
Net
Bigelow—Earnings Rise—
&
1949 was higher than
i
in the previous year.
Accord¬
indicate that
reported for
ing to Charles Ward,
President, preliminary figures
earnings equal to approximately $2.15 per share will be
the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1950.
This compares with
prevailing
uncertainties
operations
ahead
of
resulted
1950
in
Sales
p.
Sales declined
during most of 1949, but greater efficiency
in higher net income.
should
increase,
and are already running 3.5%
the year before.
share
in
$2.09 per
slightly due to general business
1949.
Orders
are
up
9%
according to Mr.
V.
per
on
Jan.
18 approved
corporation will separate
stockholders
The
which
under
the
a plan of reorganization
its battery and handicraft
setting them up as two new Delaware
Burgess Battery Co. and Burgess Vibrocrafts, Inc.
present corporation was changed to Burbatco, Inc.
In
holders
share
of
the
share,
V.
171,
corporations, viz.:
The name of the
the latter named company will receive
stock of each of the two new corporations
to present Burgess Battery Co. stock¬
on the basis of one share of each of the new companies for each
held.
Burbatco, Inc., will then be dissolved. The par value
common stock
of the new Burgess company will be $6 per
and
that of the Burgess Vibrocrafts, inc., $3 per share.—
exchange for the
162,430
which
assets,
shares of common
be distributed
will
p.
2.
1949—12 Mos.—1948
108,757,473 124,027,053
$454,288
$365,838
SEC—•
SEC
of
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.
Year Ended
,
$13,678,971
$15,062,841
450,785
'446,731
689,149
$0.86
JMLb4
all Federal taxes and. pre I'.fed dividend requh 2-'.
-
income
"Net
(& Subs.)—Earnings1948
1947
1949
Sept. 30—
sales
Net
Earnings
:
share____—
per
—
provision for
171, p. 359.
"After
1947
8,174,238
169,926
$7,387,740
6,955,566
171,304
$45.17
$37.62
$7,445,251
7,010,060
172,749
.
$37.56
•—
requirements.-
,
,
of
on
to exchange
class A stock,
the exchange
under date of Dec. 27, 1949,
Jan. 25 announced that its offer
stock for each 12 shares of its
accordance with the terms of
its common
effective
become
submitted
to
in
that
171,
new
class
A
p.
certificates
stockholders
to the
pursuant
•
System,
Gas
Three
Deardorf Oil
Inc.—Offers Common
scriptions
record
for
be
the
share for
accept sub¬
stockholders
subscribe
except that stockholders
its intention to
share from
be entitled to
each 10 shares owned,
250 shares or less may subscribe for 25
offering will be made on Feb. 2, 1950.
accepted subsequent to
See
24 announced
Jan.
Deerfield Gas
Stock—
Jan.
common stock at 80 cents per
28, 1950.
Stockholders will
for
new
one
holding
that
Corp.—Rights to Stockholders—
corporation on
The
of
has
Kearney
shares. It is
expected
No subscriptions
Feb. 28, 1950.—V. 170, p.
Production Co.—Private
Co. below.
will
2128.
Financing—
:
!
Gas Production
Co., and R. W.
other
Beane,
signed an agreement with the Economic Co¬
operation Administration to convert into dollars its receipts from a
$65,000 investment in a French plant.
ECA. said the
$65,000 investment consists of a loan to the Soclete
Glaenzer Spicer of Poissy, France, to purchase American machine tools.
The French company makes universal joints and propeller shafts used
in autos, locomotives, helicopters and other equipment.
Dana Corp.
holds a minority interest in the French firm.
The loan bears no inter¬
est and is repayable in ten equal yearly instalments.—V. 171, p. 3.
corporation
This
offer will
102.
fhW
Corp.—Affiliate ECA Agreen
Dana
1948
$8,681,250
Pressprich & Co. headed a bank¬
ing a group which offered to the public on Jan. 24,
304,998 shares of common stock (without par value) at
$12.621/2 per share (less 20 cents per share concession to
members of the National Association of Securities Deal¬
ers, Inc.)
The shares were awarded at competitive bid¬
ding on Jan. 23 on a bid of $12,253 per share and repre¬
sent the
unsubscribed portion of 1,345,300 additional
shares which the company offered on May 24, 1949 to
the holders of its outstanding common stock.
&
Milling Co.—Files With
company
under¬
Corp.—Earnings—
etc
share—
corporation
share
Columbia
divisions,
31,
on Jan. 20 filed a letter of notification with the
$190,000 of 8% production notes and 380,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par 25c) to be sold in 380 units, each unit to consist
a $500
production note and 1,000 shares of common stock at $500 per
unit, the net proceeds to be used to pay mining expenses.
No
writing involved.
The
1949
divs.,
shares™—_____
common
Shields &
Co.—Reorganization Approved—
Stock Exchange directs that the common stock be not
until further notice and that all certificates delivered
1950, must be accompanied by due-bills.—V. 171, p. 359.
covering
Ward.—V. 170,
2434.
Burgess Battery
after Jan.
accordingly be
issued
to
depositing class A stockholders at an early date.
Holders of shares of class A stock who have not yet accepted the
offer may do so by depositing their shaves with Guaranty Trust Co.
of
New York
or
Trust Co. of Georgia, Atlanta, Ga., at any time
prior to 3
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 2, 1950, when the offer expires.—
and
*
:
made.
The New York
Exchange Offer Effective—
offer
stock,
held.
offering
right
Debentures due 1966—
31—
from
'After class A dividend
has
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
upon
Continental Mining &
after taxes—
income
'Earnings
This
Brown
$4.16
ments.—V.
Number
one
$6,315,575
$4.26
quoted ex-rights
is notifying
Year Ended Dec.
Total
Net
Brooklyn Union Gas
is
outstdg.)
no
The
190.
p.
$210,508
of
shs.
average
ion
to subscribe, on or before Feb. 20j 1950, for common
par value, to the extent-of one share for each" ten shares
subscription price is to be determined shortly before the
the
11,700,000
/ii;546,149 >118,171,745
2223.
p.
sh.
102.
effective registration under the Securities Act of
and the making of an offer by the company, holders of commou
of record at the close of business on Jan. 31, 1950, shall have
1933,
7
1,574,280
1949—Month—1948
8,965,750 10.383,416
$26,350
$44,143
surplus—
$7,211,239
__.
com.
per
171, p.
Consumers Power
holders of its refunding 5% gold deben¬
ture bonds due Jan.
1, 1966 that all of these bonds outstanding will
be redeemed on March 1, 1950 at 103%
and accrued interest, Imme¬
diate payment of the full redemption price may be obtained at the
Manufacturers Trust Co.. 45 Beaver Street, New York, N. Y.—V. 171,
$4,893,170
4,553,962
128,700
$234,678
•
' "
■
>
________SJ'.jsji'Jba•
deductions
____
2,322.71!7
l,Rj2,473
income
Contingent
Ry.—Earnings—
Coca-Cola International
Net
—V.
'
2"!
343
;
income
Net
Earns,
of Bait,
Wholly-Owned Subsidiary)
1949
1948
£66,
,712'.7*9
57-,'2.99,37'V. :;m
.0.!)•)!),!><'>5■
income
Gross
25,997,141 273,958,827 334,555,157
Cities Service Co.—Redeems
The
9 Mos.
Light & Power Co.
Counties Gas Co., a
30—
Operating'1 income "
Other
requirements.—V. 171, p. 190.
passengers—
—V.
Inc.—Earnings—
underwriter.—V. 170, p. 2583.
No
Operating expenses, and taxes
stock
to
stockholders.—V. 171, 358.
capital.
Operating revenues
$
$
'
Balance
2,200
2,200
Corp.—Files With SEC—
notification with the SEC
$1) to be sold at $5 per
Altadena, Calif., the proceeds to be used
Consolidated Gas Electric
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$
21,196,860
Cincinnati Street
3,850
2,200
2.20O
2.200
140
Bradburn,
R.
James
working
11 Months Ended Nov.
Ry.—Earnings—
'
5,170
3,650
3,850
Jan. 18 filed a letter of
shares of common stock (par
500
to
share
for
Income
1949—Month—1948
i.
dividend
Boston, Mass., on Jan. 24 publicly offered 2,200
stock (par $.1) at approximately $12 per share, the
York,
on
company
covering
23,077,156
Other railway taxes___v : 1,654,595
17,663,344
Net ry. oper.
income—
2,117,401
1,897,029 26,368,967 45,448,385
Net incojne__
513,352
797,082' 13,557,89 7 29,791,435
'Earns, per com. shr.__
$0.06
$0.09
$1.64
$3.72
'Calculated on number of shares outstanding after merger of Chesa¬
peake and Ohio and Pere Marquette and after allowing for preferred
taxes
Inc.,
Braniff Airways,
The
Jersey—Orders Equipment—
prof.
exc.
5,170
Consolidated Engineering
in¬
Canadian
and
S.
come
3,559,221
2,337,619
outstanding
New
of
5,170
5,170
due March 1, 1974, are now available In
temporary debentures at the Guaranty
Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 171,
j.,
debentures,
3%
for
Co.
5,170
5,170
Debentures Ready—
358.
Co.—City Rejects Bid to Lease
Joseph M. Johnson & Co.,
Not Inc.. ______
:
Mullaney, Wells & Co.__—
.
Defin'tive
locomotives.
income.
Gross
Inc.—Stock Offered—
proceeds to go to selling
5,170
5,170
5,170
exchange
Trust
on
Period End. Dec. 31—
common
Estimated
$4.17
$
190.
&
of
Co
Co., Inc.________
&
(Including The Maryland
Revenue
Lamont
$6.59
the placing of the orders, E. T. Moore, President,
locomotives would be purchased through the issuance
trust certificates.—V. 171, p. 102.
new
equipment
of
$9,239,252
$159,127
Botany Mills,
shares
$7.20
Reed, Lear & Co.—
Vercoe & Co.____—_——.
George K. Baum & Co.
Courts & Co.—
—
Ilanrahan & Co
5,170
5,170
5,170
•
& Co.__
Definitive 3%
2582.
steam
Westheimer & Co.„__
Wheelock & Cummins, Inc.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch-
announcing
In
said
$8,270,759
• 968,493
3,521,148
2,283,832
__
p.
$1.86
Period End. Dec. 31—
$5,964,107
income
Rentals, interest, etc
Contingent charges —
income
1946
$3,824,325
855,472
'-v
p.
company
coal-burning
1948
$4,983,560
980,547
income—
income
Gross
1947
$6,227,929
905,472
Springfield
170,
Co."
&
duPont
I.
Ferris
Jan. 24 announced it had placed orders for 24
new
Diesel-electric locomotives which will cost a total of $3,104,815.
The
locomotives,
all of which have
been promised for delivery
within the next six months, will bring the Jersey Central's fleet of
Diesel-electric units to 105.,
The new Diesel-electrics will take over the duties performed by 47
$82,238,981 $94,165,928
67,091,573 73,742,349
6,481,145
7,737,357
3,327,696
3,993,851
355,007
416,612
v,
operating
$1,950,000
905,472
1948
$6,785,189
905,472
1187.
19,000
Jer.ks, Kirklauci & Co.
1949 -
Chesapeake & Ohio
;
Equipment rents (Dn
Joint facil. rents (Dn
railway
Francis
—V.
expenses
Net
Dain
M.
J.
share—_
19,000
Watts & Co._______
Baker,
in both periods, giving effect to two-for-one
tAfter dividends on preferred stock issued during
170, p. 2582.
.
Central RR. of New
I
—
Net
170,
The
"regulated investment company" and •
been made for Federal income taxes.—
Taxes
Other
$3.66
t$4.89
____
19,000
JJjgginsbn Corp.______ 19,000
American Securities Corp.- 12,500
Stroud & Co. Inc.
,12,500
Stfaus &
Blosser__
__—
7,500
(111.) City Council announced on Jan. 18 that it
has
rejected unanimously an offer by this company to lease the
competing municipal power
plant for 20 years and pay the city
$825,600 annually.
Spokesmen for the company said the issue would
be
taken
before the
people by means of a series of newspaper
advertisements to explain the purpose and details of the company's
$255,620
8,066
33,722
1949
37,302
Lee
Municipal Power System—
Maine RR.—Earnings—
&
$
Reinlroldt & Gardner
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co. —'——•
Sills, Faivman & Harris,
Inc.
:
Sweney Cartwright & Co.__
37,303
Co,__ 37,303
Equitable Securities Corp._
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)--
1948
.
outstdg
shares
—V.
a
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Operating
Operating
1949
,
254,871,526 218.037,541
18,834,787 13,772,581
3,764,480
1,882,240
share
per
1947
1948
follows:
Merle Smith—
&
Dick
—
taxes
income
Com.
Earnings
$399,318
$321,467
$213,839
gains on investments of $58,004 in 1949; net
of $61,745 in 1943 and realized net profits on
NOTE—Company
therefore
'
1949.
year.—V.
offer,—V.
1949
as
purchasers
Co.—_
Pressprich &
& Co;
3,764,480
on
split in
—
$28,005 in 1947.
Investments of
totaling
&
R,W.
»
Year End. Oct. 31—
the
1160.
11,431
40,891
realized
"Before
program
stock, are
common
Shields
Hickey &
.
net income was $12,-
who have severally agreed to pur¬
respective amounts set forth below, the 304,998 shares of
the
in
chase
Celotex Corp.—Earnings—
RR.—Bonds Not
the partners of which own
$120,588,504 and consolidated
was
PURCHASERS—The
p.
$373,790
_______
subsidiaries
budget of $18,000,-
postwar
a
Co.—Earnings
Central Illinois Light
12,785
________52,963
__
income
losses
171, p.
per
'Based
stock
not subject
$465,068
and interest income.
Management
in
capital shares
of
'Earnings
the strike
Inc.—Earnings—
Ended Oct. 31—
3 Months
Expenses
$18,000,000 Con¬
1950 construction
a
is engaged
358.
company
after
income
Number
Jan.
Boston Fund,
Dec.
of
as
$
reports that the $50,000 outstanding first mortgage
1, 1950 were not paid at maturity.
The bonds ,
due
System's
of a second generating unit of 60,000 hp.
In 1949 construction expenditures were $17,-
Caterpillar Tractor
benefits to other
union. Unlike the
program is
Southern
are
"Net
The
The
Dividend
plant.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Paid—
company
with Southwest gas under purchase contracts.
Columbia Gas
total proven natural gas reserves in tire Appalachian field
31, 1948 were estimated at over 2 trillion cubic feet.
the
12 months ended Sept. 30,
1949, total gross revenues of
supplies
at First
Hallgarten
agreement reached by the com¬
Workers (CIO) in settlement of
Hattiesburg
&
plus ac¬
,
pension part of that agreement, the insurance
to ratification by stockholders.—V. 170, p. 2582.
bonds
approved
have
$80,000,000.—V.
It will provide for
sickness, accident
company is now extending the
covered by the contract with the
The
stock
cumulative prior preferred
Light Co.—Plans
&
completion
Lumberton
753,589.
old plan on Jan. 31.
and the United Steel
October.
•The
Distributing Co.—Calls Stk.-
on
003,617.
including
the
relief plan has taken action
trustees of the Bethlehem
board of
workers than those
6%
Power
directors
The
000,
at
announced that a new insurance program
employees of this corporation and its
1
The insurance program
last
redemption
for
For
salaried and hourly-paid
to terminate the
pany
called
Carolina
Net
is to go into effect Feb. 1.
substantially increased amounts of life insurance,
and hospitalization benefits.
per share
Charlotte,
struction—
Plan Effectve Feb. 1—
companies,
■
1492.
p.
outstanding shares of 5%
the
of
been
■
17 covering
$1 par value common stock to be sold at $7
Slann, President, through R. S. Dickson & Co.,
170,
Sales
company
The
with the SEC on Jan.
Feb. 11 at $25 per share,
crued dividends of 31
cents per share. Payment will be made
National Trust & Savings Bank, San Diego, Calif.
capacity."
New Insurance
subsidiary
filed
was
California Cold Storage &
All
averaged 88.7% for the entire year, as
compared with 97.2% for the previous year.
The steel plants of the
corporation were not operating during the month of October owing to
the steel strike.
The rated steel capacity (ingots and castings) of
the corporation, which was 13,800,000 net tons per annum on Jan. 1,
1948,
was
increased, effective Jan. 1, 1949, to 14,200,000 net tons
and
was
further increased, effective Jan.
1, 1950, to 15,000,000 net
tons per annum.
Current steel production is approximately 95% of the
for both
:
•'
■:.■■■; ■
With SEC—
.•
■
•
notification
of
C.—V.
have
the
new
164, p. 1589.
.
1,400 shares of
N.
and castings) averaged 60.1(7- of capacity
of 1949, as compared with 89.2(7 during
(ingots
production
to
by David L.
1950.
"Steel
debs,
Y.—V.
N.
letter
A
properties and for acquisition
as
compared with $33,193,004
to
debs,
3 V* %
Butler's, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files
expenditures in
cash
"The
3Vo %
.
.
announced:
Jan. 26 further
on
blank,
in
to ] 956
due 1971
due 1973
3% debentures due 1974
—
3%
debentures due Aug. 1974__
Common slock (without par value)
be withdrawn without payment of any com¬
surrender of certificates of deposit endorsed
the New York Trust Co., depositary, 100 Broadway, New
the
by
expenses
York,
1.
Outstanding
1947
1,
Sept.
mittee
PRESENT FINANCING)
each
debs., $2,000,000 due
serial
l7/8%
bonds may
Deposited
sh.
com.
per
EFFECT TO
(GIVING
Authorized
the deposit agree¬
that it had elected to terminate
1946,
20,
CAPITALIZATION
ment.
tEarns.
$37,640,000.
at
a
Nov.
to
to
Expenditures
published notice dated Jan. 16, the committee for the consoli¬
dated first mortgage 5%
bonds which matured April l, 1934, informed
holders of certificates of deposit for these bonds not withdrawn prior
In
from the sale of the 304,998 shares will be
of the corporation and will be used by the
finance a portion
of its 1950 construction program.
for construction and gas storage for 1950 are estimated
the general funds
company
Terminated—
de-
Stanley
$12,112,
PURPOSE—Proceeds
added to
below
ductions
and Morgan
(jointly),
Corp.
Co., $12,031.
'
'
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
225,474,181 389,051,220 1,266,843,001 1,312,556,417
'
~ '•
"!'■
37,886,782
73,706,746
209,667,282
188.080,585
Deplet. and deprcc._
7,710,057
9.206.996
33,019,014
30,222,602
Int. and other chgs.
1,491,588
1,661,048
5,264,729
4,905,423
Prov. for inc. taxes—
12,300,000
25,675,000
72,100,000
62,605,000
billings..
inc. before
Wet
Total
Battery Co, above.
see Burgess
&
Securities
Union
and
Vibrocrafts, Inc.—New Company-
Burgess
Subs.)-^Earnings—
Mos.—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1S4.8
Bethlehem Steel Corp. (&
1950
bids
$12,169
were
a
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
submitted, viz: Merrill
share;
Lehman Brothers,
"
Delaware Fund,
This
Fund,
1949,
an
1949—
reports that at the
Inc.—Assets Doubled in
open-end
investment-company,
with
Shares
th®
total net assets were $3,701,323, which compares
at the beginning of the year, an increase of 161%.
outstanding at the year-end totaled 260,672, as against 104,487 at
start of 1949, an increase of 149% during the period.
end
of
$1,417,543
Net
asset
value
per
pared with per share
the previous year.—V.
Delhi Oil
See
El
Paso
share
asset
170,
at Dec. 31,- 1949
value of $13.53
1292.
rose to $14.20, as com¬
reported at the end ol
p.
Corp.—Sale of New Mexican Leases—
Natural Gas Co. below.—V. 163, p. 3132.
,
I
Volume 171
Number 4877
Dfenver & Rio Grande Western RR.—Sale of Utah Fuel
Fuel
Co.
in
V.
171, p.
102.
Diamond Alkali Co.—New Furnace in
Operation—
This
company
450,000-ton
furnace
nounced.
This
related
and
plained.
the
at
plant
Diamond.
The
put
at
lull-scale
operation
silicate plant, it is an¬
production
of silicate of soda
Cincinnati nlant. by
50%,
it was ex¬
Federated
the
three
50,000-ton
furnaces.
Total
cost
The
$300,000.
was
plant
is
six
13
basic
operates
silicate
plants
chemical
by
throughout
plants
Company
the country.—V. 171, p. 359.
thorized
the
reports,
press
this
has
company
organized
a
stock
of
group
companies, mainly from tile United States, which have pooled $10,000,-
<500
for
investment
"The
oil
in
aside
the
for
express
time
to
for
June
share
30,
of
The
back
old
7%
preferred
stock
of
as
exchange
dividends
paid
Feb.
stock
under
1,
1933,
privilege
production
proceeding at
last summer
of
latter
prior
in
Scranton
most encouraging
a
by
a strike,—V.
plan
to
stock.
amount
where
have
1949
$3,494,054,
same
of
include
value
495,674
31,
its
904,020
$16.30
O.
the
increase
an
third
of
5,497
quarter of
by
109,945
the
over
stockholders
number
Dec.
as
of
at
recorded
A
letter
2.000
the
31,
close
*
of
&
notification
ol
Co.,
selling
filed
was
stock
common
Philadelphia,
stockholder.—V.
to
Pa.,
170,
with
be
the
SEC
olfcred
for
the
at
Jan.
on
$10
account
of
80
the
1,
dividend
a
the
and
in
after
10
amount
as
bank
holding
units,
1,
Sept.
according
contract
Under
and
to
to
of
The
to
been
Initial
and
the
El
Delhi
point
a
south
granted
by
July
The
from
of
South Dakota
called
been
Payment
and
46
the
12 In
residing
in
Montana.—V.
for
redemption
Feb.
on
next,
1,
101
stockholders
Corp.—Suit
171,
Set
be
$1,104,000
by
transfer
15,
leases.
carrier
Calif.,
and
1950,
of
by
(par $20)
shares.
increasing
from
in February on a
vote
to
are
13,200
&
Iroin
northwestern
near
the
the
FPC
if
will
only
Arizona
to
the
stated, Delhi will be
feet
natural
reserves
retain
rights
the
all
oil
the
166,
be
exceed
reserves
market"
value
The
contract
average
of
million
to
payments,
the
leases
feet
at cost
the
to
$30
each
has
in
well.
El
dew
has
Paso
171,
under
take
terms
Delhi
pay
gasoline
natural
to
drill
the leases, it
is
gas
Gibson
The
five
of
the
operation
series
under
the
171,
"Roy"
The
to
of
obtained
to
from
the
wells
all
Jan.
on
Boston
filed
20
of
a
15-year
and
trademark,
but
and
in
labor,
and
lo
market
has
called
the
of
Chicago,
at
and
and
106
interest.
Bank,
170,
111.—V.
Savings
sinking
fund
operate
debentures,
department
a
territory.—V. 1G3,
p.
170,
all
taxes,
at
a
company's
store
The
Guaranty
and
fourth
a
of
a
at
1,
through
mortgage V'z'lo
will
be
West
115
the
Mellon
the
Chase
New
—V.
has called for redemption on March
$210,000 of first mortgage 3 V\ % bonds,
and
accrued
National
interest.
Bank
National
&
Bank
of
Immediate
Trust
the
Co.,
City
payment
trustee,
of
New
Commercial
William
offices;
as
Dana
135
S.
second-class
American
NOTE:
and
La
cumulative preferred stock wera
6%
.170, p. 2436.
Contracting Co., Houston, Tex.
525.532
$2.91
Files With
on
H.
Jan. 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
cumulative preferred stock at $100 per share
stock at $40 per share, the proceeds to be
of 5%
of
common
general
salaries.
corporate
No
underwriting
Sound Co.—Plans to Sell
President,
Sharp,
on Jan.
involved.
Preferred
20 announced
•
Stock—
that the directors are
held
525,582
$0.39
—
$2.45
preferred stock be authorized for issuance.
If author¬
planned that such preferred stock would first be offered foe
vertible
$50 par
ized,
is
it
subscription by the holders of common stock.
The proceeds of the sala
would be used'for further development of the company's properties and
etc.
other
capital
for
at
the
stock
rate
are
redeemable
corporate purposes.
$3.17
of
for
write
each
p.
planned that Union Securities Corp. will herd a group-to under¬
proposed offering to the holders of common stock.—V. 170,
the
1699.
company
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp.—Stock Distribution
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Approved—Sales Up 108%—
on
price
and
underwriting terms for the
stock
The
of
sale.
the
the
Net
proceeds
of
the financing will be used for general corporate
financing of a portion of the company's 1950 con¬
struction requirements.—V. 171, p. 360.
/
purposes
and
next,
series
will
be
Pittsburgh,
York,
11
for
due
Pa.,
(par
1973,
made
Broad
An
the
or
in
at
of
10,000
and
1,899
November,
per
at
issue
$10)
1943,
shares
shares
of
of
50-cent
common
cumulative
stock
were
preferred
publicly
shape
$10 per share for the preferred and $12.59
share for the common stock, the proceeds to be added to working
than
Backlog
sales
at
capital.
Street,
Coffin
for
With
BUSINESS—Organized May 31, 1948 to succeed to a partnership.
packs food products and operates wholesale meat department.
Cans and
dated
orders
sales
should
which
1,000,000
from
Inc.,
made on Jan, 25, 1950.
consolidated sales of Hytton
was
announced
Co.,
total
for
1949
of
of
and
approximately
aggregate
completion
of Air
1951
increase
an
of
$16,500,000
as
com¬
financial
before in its 29-year history.
ever
of
1950
manufacture
years
President,
Products
authorized
21
to 3,000,000 shares and approved the action
in declaring a 100%
stock distribution in
$7,938 000 in 1948, an increase of 108%.
stated the company is entering 1950 in better
the
facilities
Jan.
directors
stock split-up
a
King
with
pared
,
of
Coffin,
Air
on
common
par
of
nature
and
stock
offered
$1
board
Bruce
the
Haley Canning Co., Hillsboro, Ore.—Stocks Offered—
1,
stockholders
shares of
television
of
the
picture
about
new
tubes. and
King Products Co., Inc.,
these
companies
1952.—V.
171,
p.
$12,000,000
will
estimated
and
$30,000,000.
plant
and
the
facilities
increased
aggregate
for
February
$35.00
of
per
the
$40,000,000
consoli¬
in
104.
Chronicle
25,
year;
1942,
in
at
the
Dominion
fluctuations
in
the
post
of
rates
office
Canada,
of
at
New
$38.00
exchange,
York,
per
N.
year.
remittance
Y.,
under
Other
for
the
Act
Countries,
foreign
of
March
$42.00
subscriptions
per
and
3,
1879.
Subscriptions
in
United
States,
U,
S.
year.
advertisements
must be
made
in New
York
funds.
Possessions,
Territories
and
Members
tha
production
it is expected, that the
Salle
matter
account
of
for redemption on Nov. 30, 1949 at $10 per share and
is being made at the company's offices in Hono¬
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
President; William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twice
a
week
[every Thursday
news
and
(general
advertising
issue)
with a
statistical
issue
on
Monday}.
Other
St., Chicago 3, 111
(Telephone State 0613);
1 Drapers'
Gardens, London,
E. C., England,
c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana Comoany.
Reentered
Seibert,
Union,
On
Financial
$11.80
$5.80
considering submitting to the stockholders at the annual meeting to be
on March
20 a proposal that approximately 76.000 shares of con¬
$85,526,901
525,582
Co. of New York
share.—V. 171, p. 192.
public offering
made
Monroe
York, N. Y., upon presentation and surrender of the called bonds.
170, pp. 2583 and 2436.
The
(est.)
Rapid Transit Co., Ltd.—Stock Called—
SlOO.OOo
for
H.
1949—9 Mos.—1913
Jan. 24 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 350,000 shares of common stock (no
pan, the same to
be offered for sale at competitive bidding which
will determine the
next,
Payment
co-trustee,
company
100.81
38,302
$7,203,942 $14,094,029
1.770,000
3,000,000
taxes.
Pavment
$200,000
used
1,288,435
Trust
inc.
983.
company
covering
busi¬
1,530.142
certificates
for Fed.
SEC—
1902.
p.
$1.02
scrip
$14,055,723
110,838
$5,433,942 $11,094,029
Houston
It is
The
gas.
$7,093,054
share
lulu, Hawaii.—V.
due
465,383
depreciation,
194S
SEC
525,582
outstdg.
share
2
Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
the outstanding shares
of
dividends.
Scrip Certificates Redeemable—
Equitable Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
have
$17,898,442 $22,155,524
10,805,388
8,099,796
provision
taxes
Honolulu
All
Mr.
sinking fund,
common
to
income__.
income
Howe
1949—3 Mos.—1943
stock
per
'After
1697.
p.
A
("Wall Street Journal.")
redemption on March
fund. $53,000 of first
sinking
1969,
Trust
for
were
income
per
are
536,887
Earned
the
construct
class
income
before
—V.
important
every
and
$33,992,330 $30,092,796 $99,909,913
profit
Capital
the
from
inc.
Earnings
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 26—
'Net
has
natural
surface
notification
of
of
spring.
registration statement with the
3%%
subsidiaries
its
Sales
110
of
on Dec. 2,
stock (par
been used to
the Navy Department.
Perkins
underwritten the issue.—V. 170,
letter
a
proceeds
——
recently called
and surrounding
Grand Union
liquid
20%
Corp.
Products
Liberty
charges
operating
Net
purchase this
royalty of
of
shares
The
to be leased from
Mass., were to have
income
Federal
192.
p.
$1,250,000
company
in
ness
was
on
plant
operating
Net
been
refrigerators
by
licensees
materials,
raw
has
company
Gibson
market
to establish
necessary
Gibson
his
the
of
Canadian
manufacture
to
says
manufacture
the
Gulf States Utilities
due
Harris
Street,
Co.,
Bedard
•
'•
daily
of
filing
25,000
withdrawn.
operating
Other
The
1, 1965.
Lee Higginson Corp. and Estabrook & Co. are named as
principal underwriters. The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The proceeds are to be apjl%r to 'the reduction of bank borrowings.
359.
p.
company
the
the
plans
company
where
company
The
bonds,
Canada,
Bedard
Canada
in
on
that it has licensed
the
Empire District Electric Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
Quebec,
the
lor
them
then
it
contract,
plant
sales
option
comes
the
average
the
gross
stated.
if
for
SEC
Boston,
Feb.
'
1,000'•
minimum
gasoline
a
additional
was
and
increases,
a
maximum
a
natural
a
and
years
agreed
011
to
up
feet
Basin
to
royalty or 10% of
plant. El Paso has an
the
as
and
operate
Natural
form
gathering system
■fit
have
to
covering
may>
first
the
been
a
Co.,
Total
Gilchrist Co., Boston, Mass.—Registers With SEC—
$250,000
per
the
of
retooling
The
announcement
cents
during
cubic
Juan
Paso
a
two
sales.
gross
is
the
after
San
El
Delhi,
and
Paso
the
for
feet
daily.
EI
pay
hydrocarbons from
plant's
cubic
billion
600
in
gas
calls
construct
and
plant
of
billion
60
cubic
agreed
leases
—V.
from
of
1593.
p.
announced
18
refrigerators
available.—V.
royalty will rise to six cents per 1,000 during the second five
cents during the third five years,' and thereafter a mini¬
cents per 1,000, or
higher if the total gas taken plus
added.
It
cash
royalty by El Paso of five
a
produced
that the
reported
with
Gross
border
that
subsidiaries
are
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
increased
shares
the
of
value
par
would
seven
remaining
"fair
immediate
paid
gas
President
already
country
production
gas
to
Roy,
seven
of
mum
all
on
years. This
years;
Jan.
on
is
New
certificate
preferred
Honolulu Oil Corp. (&
proposal to reduce the
$736,000 through
capital then
27
•
addition
In
company
expects
Feb.
op
Products
Atlas
to
first
1914.
p.
has
operate
$1,000,000 to
from
The
the
surplus.—V.
producing
the
produced.
•Cubic
E.
20.
$250,000
Delhi
covers
Delhi
Corp.
said
is
Net
The
days following receipt by
permission to build its San
canceled
contract
the
who
the past year.—V.
Hingham Industrial Center, Inc.—Filing Withdrawn—
Trial
for
issue
would
convertible
170,
It
360.
p.
Mr. Higgins said,
170, p. 2225.
condition,
strong
a
1949 exempted
23,
Dec.
on
Davisbilt
$10)
below.—V.
Inc.
capital stock
retirement
to
Mexico'
New
Feb.
on
Oil
SEC
1949,
Film
in
about the level of
at
company
—V.
first mortgage sinking fund 4Vs»% bonds, due Feb.
be made at the Liberty National Bank & Trust
&
1950
enters
company
and
will
Aniline
totaled
$7,407,000, about the
During 1950 expenditures
will be
1949
in
year.
a proposed transaction
whereby
Corp. 15,000 shares of new $5
stock (par $100) in exchange
for 75,000 shares of $1 cumulative convertible preferred stock
(no par
but having a stated value of $19 per shaic) of Highway Trailer Go.
held by Atlas Corp.
The new preferred will be convertible into com¬
mon
stock at $5 per common
share, subject to certain adjustments.
The exchange will be made in connection with a proposed merger of
Davisbilt Products Co. into Highway Trailer Co.
As a condition prece¬
dent to the merger the Atlas Corp. will contribute the 50,000 $1 par
common
shares
of
Highway Trailer owned by it.
Highway Trailer
593.
at
previous
higher, said Charles A. Higgins, President.
cumulative
lo
operates a
in North
p.
expenditures
the
in
income
The
13
170,
2,633,948
$3.99
Highway Trailer Co.—Proposed Merger, Etc.—
of
by
States
47
437,440
5,925,195
2,645,224
$3.60
—
shares outstanding...common 6hare
per
as
The
prevailed
corporation
in Minnesota,
are
437,440
stock
common
Construction
Ky.
Remington Rand
authorized
35
gas
Needles,
will
Delhi,
Delhi
pay
Commission
24-inch
ol
signed
was
to
was
$2,750,000 within
Power
contract
payment.
reserves
President
properties
Paso
proposed
a
purchase
.not
Murcliison,
Federal
pipeline,
Mexico
he
terms,
pay
Paso
W.
purchase
the
will
El
Juan
C.
in
common
6,876,451
preferred stock
on
Germantoyvn Fire Insurance Co., Phila.—To Inc. Stock
the
Delhi
interest
on
Earnings
quarterly
a
has
$
10,947,062
cents
50
directors
011
which
1948
9,931,960
income taxes
after
number
Average
cur¬
to 'holders
was
paid
of
1950,
basis
company,
which
of
Ltd., of L'Assomption,
refrigerators in Canada.
the
from
1949
125,832,646 134,195,797
*.••—
,
Dividends
this
intention
the
stockholders
13,500
some
Co.,
company has contracted to purchase
Barker Dome gas leases
and leasehold
-Earnings—
(& Subs.)
p. 2331.
Buy New Mexico Gas
This
$2.31
,
income
Net
1949.
10.
semi-annual
of
50)
1,111
$
strongest
the
than it is
(No.
March
same
Sept.
announced
the
has
A
have
1961.
See
covering
through
M. Curlcy
Leases—
Its
$113,667
share
per
sales
Gross
Gibson Refrigerator Co.—Licenses Canadian Firm—
To
$5,005
Year Ended Dec. 31—
substantially
at
is
company
payable
in
is
10
dividends
on
banking
General
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will act as agent for holders
1n buying
or
selling scrip certificates of this company received in
connection wjth the recent stock dividend.—V.
171, p. 4.
Co.
—
170, p. 2436.
same
stock,
This
of
interest, $16,500 of
The
Natural Gas
380
$9,898
.
charges
income
and
Eastman Kodak Co.—Scrip Agent
Appointed—
Paso
1,070,529
$117,598
3,931
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.
$28,-
stated that its surplus funds were
declared
18
President,
of
9 in
There
The
El
$70,387
$1.43
302
income
Earnings
(Henry) Fischer Packing Co.—Partial Redemption—
20
John
of
$10,200
$71,498
with
capital
corporation
Dukota,
2583.
p.
26,311
$5,384
—V.
share
per
19,513
Net
of
1949,
Stainless Steel Corp.—Files With SEC—
shares
Hansel
495
Corp.—To Pay Dividends Quarterly
March
payment
Instead
Co., Louisville,
Eastern
$45,188
1,427
Gross
2024.
p.
1950.
Canada.
and
of
as
$98,085
Interest
1934.
The
and an increase of 15,044 over the number
Dec. 31, 1948.
There were 92,753 holders of common
stock and 23,570 holders of
preferred stock as 1949 ended.
These figures included 6,378 holders
■of more than one kind of stock.—V.
170, p. 2583.
holders
$4,890
to
1949 to be $47,*
31,
of Dec.
as
larger volume of business
much
Jan.
on
Jenkins,
the
put
total
1949,
$8,773
&
Dividends
that
its history and
a
the
15,
corporation
E.
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—Gain
Report¬
ed In Number of Stockholders—
of
$1,116,333
1,018,247
$1,115,715
87,938
operating income
Non-operating inc. (net)
value.
170,
on
on
Feb.
record
the
basis
owned
the new stock amounted
a comparable basis.
which is carried
Baltimore,
of
Stock
directors
share
per
$9,211,322
$16 71
was
$92,827
82,589
revenues
expenses
Net
Sept. 1, 1950—
The
1393.
company
in
to finance
First Bank
After
1,549,239
939,507
share
1049—12 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
$91,362
Oper.
Government issues in the amount of
announced
further
writing.—V.
since
This
tha
and
taxes
Operating
If lower,
1949
liquidating
Bach
rently
May 31,'49
$10,110'002
per
p.
total assets
U. S.
Bonding Co.
than
adequate
$2.62
outstanding
report
and all stocks at market values of the
date, with the exception of the stock of the F. & D. affiliate, the
Mr.
2,282,153
869,874
Nov. 30,'49
capital
170,
650,000 shs.
New York is transfer agent
registrar.—V. 170, p. 2225.
of
Trust Co.,
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
A. Bach,
showed
sheet
Dec.
American
less
$25,157,516
$1.03
As at—
annual
according to the
President.
Fed¬
mailed to
before
somewhat
939,507
Spent for expansion
Book
Bank
City
Bank
Haverhill Gas Light Co.—Earnings-
at new high levels,
its 1949 operations,
from
company
1948
970,101
outstanding
Earnings per share_______
—V.
National
The
writings in all lines except one
this
of
was
balance
values
$18,420,725
taxes
Shares
Shares
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs,
$1
par
474,003. All bonds owned by the company are carried at par, or market
Subs.)—Financial Facts
Six Months Ended Nov. 30—
Working
stock,
Common
of
retirement
359.
p.
Therefore, profit per share 011
1949 as against $4.97 in 1948 on
in
The
to
(Incl. Canadian
income
171,
the
was
FINANCING)
NEW
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
232.521, of which amount $5,763,215 was cash in banks and trust com¬
panies.
Bonds and stocks owned by the company are carried 011 its
books at $36,168,594.
Of these investments, 81.4%, or $29,426,378, are
been
1493.
Sales
after
stock.—V.
of
financial condition
Net earnings
stockholders
the
by
stock.
$7.29
closed
was
income
taxes,
par
purchase not more than 45.3G6 shares
of common stock at $18.96
per share, the company has acquired 44,706
-shares, thus reducing the outstanding common stock from
14o[s66
Shares to 101,160 shares, par $1. See V.
170, p. 2435.
Duplan Corp.
(GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
providing for the required Federal income tax reserve of $1,216,000, making various other reserve adjustments and allowing for
amortization of premiums on securities purchased for investment pur¬
poses, the net profit was $2,188,057,
Following two-for-one split of its
$20 par stock early in 1949, and a 25% stock dividend, the company's
capital was increased to $3,000,000. consisting of 300,000 shares of $10
proportionate
operations
The Brockton plant
rate.
170, p.
recent offer
stockholders.
their
After
Duiihill International, inc.—44,706 Shares Tendered—
its
program.
Marion
and
Co.,
and
Inc.; Lebanon Manufacturing Co., Inc.,
Trend,
Tailored
facturing
exchange for the assets of Federated's subsidiary
were then to be dissolved and Federated
approved
in bonds which
to
common
Approx¬
four of its wholly-ownccl subsidiaries—
Glosgow Manu¬
Manufacturing Co.,—engage in the manu¬
facture and .sale of women's suits.
Another wholly-owned subsidiary,
Jane Derby, Inc.,
manufactures and sell women's dresses and suits.
BUSINESS—Corporation
last
subsidiaries
stockholders by Frank
extended
preferred
net
eral
convertible
been
a
the
•
shoes
by
September stockholders au¬
to 7,000,000 shares to carry out
Some 2,700,000 common shares
that
Chemical
According to Marshall H. Stevens, Executive Vice-President, this com¬
pany will transfer its general offices and retail warehouses from Brock¬
ton. Mass., to the company's new plant at
Scranton, Pa.
The company has decided to
dispose of its Brockton plants and con¬
Pursuant
in
com¬
represented
amount
an
and
exchange
has
includes
convertible
on
for
the
Relocates Plant—
centrate
The
authorized
the
decrease
by
follows;
as
to
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—Earnings Rise—
common
operative
1.950.
all
of
and
the
simplification
issued
proposal
this
2023.
p.
exchange
stock
declared
was
leases
oil
proven
in
distributed
The
Douglas Shoe Co.—Exchange Offer Extended
preferred
which,
on
explained
With net premium
<\V. L.)
The
bidding
of
purpose
capital
stock.
underwritten.
not
was
redeem the 3,000 shares ol its 5% cumulative
preferred stock (par $100) at $105 per share and dividends; approx¬
imately $100,000 to be spent in making leasehold improvements in
and generally furnishing new oil ices and selling and designing space
which the corporation has recently agreed to lease; and the balance
added to working capital.
$315,000
Federated, being the largest of the stockholders, is to receive back
2,650,000 shares by virtue of its ownership of the subsidiary stock.
Canada.
company has the lurgest single interest and will be the
the project," the reports state, adding: "The sum has been
developing them."—V. 170,
prior
Western
Dome
operator of
set
in
be
to
the
common
increase
companies.
voted
25
reduce
the
officials
an
to
Jan.
on
to
in
corporate
were
Dome Mines, Ltd.—Oil Group Formed—
According to
and
decrease
the
operated
issue
PURPOSE—Proceeds to the company will be used
Department Stores, Inc.—Decrease in Com¬
stockholders
stock
mon
of
one
The
stockholders.
Stock Voted—
mon
of
at
company
imately
Ohio,
011
$1)
(par
the
of
Dec. 15 publicly offered 150,000 shares of common
$10 per share, viz; 50.C0O shares for the account
and 100,000 shares for the account of three selling
company
stock
program
new
a
increase
has
company
into
Cincinnati,
will
now
project
Cincinnati
23
its
addition
products
The
expansion
The
Jan.
on
Handmacher-Vasel, Inc. (N. Y. City)—Stock Offered—
company
building
new
3
(463)
The
recently announced a $10,000,000 modernization and
during 1950 for principal plants in the United
States, and awarded a contract to The Stone & Webster Engineering
Corp., a subsidiary of Stone & "Webster, Inc., to begin work at once on
a
new $2,500,000 power plant at Beloit,
Wis.—V. 170, p. 785.
The
Utah
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—To Build New Plant—
Stock—
•See
COMMERCIAL
THE
of
Pan-
the
4
Federal
The
has. denied
Commission
Power
company's petition!
the
rehearing of the FPC o,rder of Oct. 13 which contained several
special conditions relating to use of two of the company's trans¬
mission lines to carry electric energy for
the United States.
The
Commission, however,
modified the October order by reducing from
30
to 24 months the period of notice required before the company
for
providing
lines
that
must
any
reciprocal
provide
available.
The FlfC denied a
inclusion In the license of
condition that the company's trans¬
with
reclamation projects
should move or adapt obstructing
facilities
at
its own expense.
The FPC's' October 13 order super¬
seded
its March,
1948, authorization of a license to Idaho Power
for* Its Bliss hydroelectric development on the Snake River, in Idaho
and
brought under the license
two 138-kilovolt transmission lines
•which
previously had not been included.
The lines lead from the
project to Boise, and American Falls, and cross sever"! ir*of
public lands.
The company's petition for rehearing asked FPC to
<lel6.te from
the order the entire Section relating to the carrying ox
for
mission
but
electric
if
struction.—V.- 171,
cates
Texas;
'
EARNINGS FOR
NOVEMBER AND FIRST 11
Railway
cper.
Railway
oper.
expenses
Railway tax accruals-,.
Eqp. & joint fac. rents
MONTHS
purchase has
Hansford County.
$177,008
$1,698,659
6,671
58,931
51,128
$227,717
$183,679
$1,757,590
$769,132
5,832
12,062
33,799
42,998
56,506
income
deducts,
Misc.
fixed
Total
48,333
579,713
charges
SEC
Custodian
certificates,
certificates,
series
171,
/Boston.—V.
170,
have been called for redemption on
Payment will be made at the Union
land, Baltimore, Md.—V.
$300,000 10-year sinking fund debenture, series A, due
1, 1959, has been placed privately through Eastman,
announced on Jan. 17.
was
these funds not later than March of
construction program,
mid-year.
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—New
issue
en
and
of
shares
200,000
rights and to
notice at
voting
days'
30
upon
holders
the
of
ments.—V.
end
$6
paid
on
about
or
April
1950 on the
'
Quarterly
plan
The exchange
of
Operating
costs
oper.
$1,031,799 $13,182,920 $12,656,376
125,533
2,715,815
1,934,774
194,752
82,134
$0.28
$0.14
2,195,031
$3.14
1,413,991
$2.36
for
after
taxes
and
applic.
to
de¬
pfd.
Earnings per
171,
p.
divs,
period.
com. share
the
361.
•
at competitive bidding.
309,345
advances
tAfter
carry-back
stock
common
company
Co. (Los Angeles,
interest in
Calif.)—Dissolu¬
on
Nov. 18, approved dissolution
company.—V. 159, p. 449.
stockholders,
Morehouse-Martens Realty Co.
and complete
(Columbus)—Property
Bank,
National
Ohi6.—V.
112,
2246.
p.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Metropolitan Edison
the
Jan. 20 filed a registration statement with
SEC covering $7,000,000
first mortgage bonds, due 1980, and 30,000
shares of cumulative preferred slock ($100 par).
The
011
company
sale at
with a
company'3
construction
previously reported, these securities would be offered for
bidding and the proceeds of the sale, together
cash capital contribution to, be made by the
parent. General Public Utilities Corp, would be used for
As
Co., N.
$4,000,000
Y.—Liquidating Dividend—
mortgages and mortgage
respect to which claims
adidtior.s
betterments or to reimburse the company's treasury
expenditures.— V. 171, p. 105.
and
capital
past
Mexican Light & Power
(In
in
Period End, Sept.
Gross
not
30—
-
and oper._
earns
Oper.
*Int.
For
1,361,446
13,245,804
14,620,942
$15,180
$34,683
$1,069,511
$1,021,309
171,000
185,000
1,589,000
1,665,000
Cb.
$155,820
$150,317
$519,489
$643,691
^Monthly accrual for annual Interest and-sinking fund charges on
bonds
and
debenture stock
(including'those payment of which is.
dependent upon available Income, but not including arrears thereof).
NOTE—The above figures
have been approximated as closely, as
possible, but are subject to final adjustment when the annual accounts
;
paii.v." '
made
are
The
dollar
.the
.
.
.
Holders
Light
bonds
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the
of capital stock. Underwriter is Lewis
Jan.
on
145.000
covering
23
shares
Management Co., Inc., N. Y.—V.
Lone Star
The
company
Jan.
on
28
filed
a
Tex.—Registers With SEC
registration statement with the
($1 par).-
covering:592,185 shares of common stock
The
stock is to be offered for subscription
SEC
share
per
now
on
held.
'
by stockholders at $4
the basis of two additional shares for each
underwriting group headed by Straus &
An
&
Son
will
purchase
unsubscribed shares.
five shares
Blosser and
The under¬
for the entire number of shares
plus the additional sum of 50c per
the underwriters after the expira¬
tion of the stockholders' prior subscription rights—but in the event
the number of shares purchased by stockholders shall exceed 150.000,
such additional sum of 50c per share shall be paid by the company
to, the undei writers for each share in excess of
150,000, sold to
stockholders.
If the present stockholders do not purchase at least
125,000
shares,
the underwriters may, at any time prior to the
closing date, terminate their obligation to purchase the shares.
Proceeds
are
to
be used by the company for the construction of
cast iron pressure pipe foundries at an estimated cost of $1,250,000.
The remainder of such proceeds will be used to apply on the discharge
will
for
share
of
receive
sale
for each
current
by
10c
the
per
share
company,
share purchased by
indebtedness.—V. 170, p. 2585.
Co.,
from
compared with
.
1st
Approved—
mtge.
arrangement to be submitted to security holders of
of Pachuoa Light & Power Co. The extension
coupons due Jan. 1 and Feb. 1.—V. 171, p.
and
interest
effect
both
does
361.
Reoffered—The
underwriting group headed by Union Securities Corp.
and Equitable Securities Corp. which on Jan. 18 offered
to the public 640,000 shares of common stock of Middle
South Utilities, Inc. (later withdrawn) placed on the
market on Jan. 26 the shares remaining unsold under the
original offering.
The revised offering price for the re¬
maining stock was $18.75 a share.
It was said the reoffering constituted about two-thirds of the original
Middle
170, p. 2584.
Steel Co., Dallas,
been made at monthly average ;" rates.
for September, 1949, was 8.32 pesos t»
6.89 pesos to the dollar in September,,
have
rate
exchange
5s of this company and of Mexican Electric
Ltd., have agreed to an extension of the. maturity of the
Feb. 1 to July 1, 1950, to permit time for submission of
of
a
plan of
companies
Lewis Fund,
corporation
The
•SEC
as
1948.
the com-
not
■
conversions
average
Bond Extension
the existing officers of
'
'
The construction of the new Lever House building at 53rd and Park
Avenue, New York, N.
Y., the final design of which has been com¬
pleted, will- start in the early spring.—V. 170, p. 1397.
"
(John H.)
up.
Exchange
the filling of Mr. Luckman's
'
contemplated in
are.
skg. id. chgs.
deficit
Net
an
changes
"No
and
Subs.)—Earnings
currency)
1949—Month—1948
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$1,487,151 $1,396,129 $14,315,315 $15,642,251
income—
oper.
Co., Ltd. (&
Canadian
for
1,471,971
incl. deprec.
exp„
Net
;...
said:
V.,
N.
writers
238,151
stock
providing for $680,237 loss on investment in and
owned subsidiary,
Victor Electric Products, Inc.
for the Victor write-off and Federal income tax
Columbus, successor trustee of land trust cer¬
tificates, on Oct. 28, advised holders that Morehouse-MaUens Co., lessee
of the company's property, exercised an option'to purchase title to the
leased premises.. Certificates have been called for payment at $1,056.37as
to each l/1250th share or interest on presentation
of certificate,
with letter of transmittal, to trustee, 51 North High St., Columbus 16,
President because
offered
1949—12 Mos.—1948
ducting costs of oper.,
—V.
Brothers
:
EARNINGS
incl,
avail,
income
com.
OF
after deduct,
of
taxes
Net
STATEMENT
$1,090,377
revenues
Wet income
1%
Dallas "Rupe
1949—Month—1948
$2,899,577
320,892
etc.__
disposed of its
Oct. 3, 1949.—V. 170, p. 1498.
on
Ohio
interim period the executive responsibility . will be,,
placed in the hands of three directors of Unilever: Arthur Hartog,
J.
L. Heyworth,
and F. D. Morrell, v/ho are being loaned to Lever-
purposes.-'
COMPARATIVE
interest,
Sold—Distribution—
Registers With
2584.
p.
will
position,-
*•
Period End. Nov. 30—
for public sale
arrangements have been made for
"No
has entered into an
by Kidder, Peabody &
corporate
1949
'
The
making
as
Unilever,
company
for! other
be offered
expenses,
liquidation of this
Brothers Co.—Luckman Resigns as President—
was made Jan.
19 by Charles Luckman of his resigof a disagreement as to the future policy*
the Company.
Sir Geoffrey Heyworth, Chairman of Lever Brothers
Unilever, Ltd., and Paul Rykens, Chairman of Lever Brothers &
■'&
7, 1950 and expires at 3 p.m. (CST),
First National Bank in Wichita has been named
underwriting agreement with a
erqup," h,eaded
Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce;
Fenner & Beane for the solicitation of exchanges and for the purchase
of 5,650 shares of the new 4 Vp. (7
preferred stock which the company
will receive in exchange for reacquired shares of the old preferred
stock now held in its treasury, plus a number of shares equal to the
number
of
shares of the old preferred stock not exchanged under
the exchange offer.
The underwriters will offer these shares to the
public at $110 per share plus accumulated dividends shortly after
March
1,
1950.
Funds received from such sale will be used by the
company in connection with the redemption and. exchange offer and
The
30,
tion—
Lever
nation
offer begins Feb.
1950. The
exchange agent.
28,
Sub.)—Earnings—
SEPT.
ENDED
YEAR
May fair Investment
Announcement
'
of
preferred stock
for redemption
Feb.
Corp. (& Consol.
FOR
•
annum.
per
the
—
wholly
Victor
cash on above mentioned claims.
distribution of such dividend the Superintendent of
give effect to assignments or transfers of such
: mortgages,
mortgage certificates or claims made since Dec: 1, 1947,
unless due notice in writing of such assignments, or transfers shall
(have been received by the Superintendent of Insurance at the office
of the Liquidation Bureau, 160 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y., on or
before Jan. 16, 1950.—V. 160, p. 1864,
new issue
exchange becomes effective, all shares of the old
which are not deposited for exchange will be called
on April 1, 1950 at $115 per share for preferred stock
(7(71, and $110 per share, for $6 preferred slock.
Full quarterly
dividends will be paid to such stockholders 011 or about April 1, 1950.
If
4,996,005
-t—1——
NOTE—The
company
of
in
That
Insurance
or $1.75
and $1.50 per share on the $6
1,
170,
the
dividend
' of
4Vac/e preferred, stock.
Thus each stockholder who exchanges shares
of
preferred stock
(7%) and $6 preferred stock will receive full
-quarterly dividends up to April 1, 1950 at the present rates of 7%
be
after
loss
refund.
have been allowed) who have assented to the
-plan of reorganization, hwe been advised:
That
the Superintendent of Insurance proposes to distribute
to
assenting creditors on or about March 20, 1950, a further liquidating
stock, payable 011 April 1, 1950 to holders of record on
Feb. 28, 19,50.
Stockholders Who deposit their shares of old preferred
ctock for exchange will be paid
on or before April 1, 1950 the full
emount of dividends due on deposited shares, less the amount of the
to
Co.
published notice dated Jan. 5, holders of
guaranteed by the company (with
a
against
preferred
dividend
of
to
are
1-
—
provision
is
certificates
present
(!',< )
In
-
a
the preferred stock
on
the ECA program in
will be supervised by this
filed a registration statement
mortgage bonds, series C, due
common stock ($20 par).
Lawyers Mortgage
preferred stock
share
which
concern
shares
284,013
172,533
172,533
6>08f>,821 * 6,119,315
—_
——J"
competitive
thqir shares for exchange a cash adjustment of $5 pec share.
dividends were also
declared for the first quarter of 1950
per
to
supplied by amendment. Robert W. Baird
principal underwriter of the stock issue,
Net proceeds of the financing are to be applied to pay or reimburse
the company, in part, for the cost of property additions and better¬
4)4% Preferred Stock
will
company
sales
TNet
was
,•
bonds
1947
495.
p.
EARNINGS
,
40.000
_______
(W. L.) Maxson
underwriting terms are to be
& Co., Inc., is named as the
„
1950."—V. 170, p. 2584.
offer to the holders of its preferred stock (7 %)
the privilege of exchanging their stock, share
tor share, contingent upon the exchange offer becoming effective and
will pay to the holders of the preferred stock (7%j upon deposit of
The
«nd $6
170,
30
1948
oife additional
preferred stocks. The company now has
outstanding' 82,011 shares of preferred Stock, consisting of "66,500"
shares .of preferred stock (7 ft) and 15,511 shares of $6 preferred stock."
the
surplus
—V.
Jan. 1, 1980,
The
be callaole by the company at any time
price of $112.50 per share for the first
year which price reduces to $110 per share after March .1, 1953;
A
total of 82,011 shares of the 4 Vx '/* preferred stock- weie authorized
to be issued at this time and an offer of exchange will be made.to
full
—
Earned
The" stock is to be offered for subscription by holders of outstanding
common stock of record on Feb. 9, 1950, at the rate of
share for each four shares then held.
The stock subscription price and
directors on Jan. 24 voted tn authorize
of 4 Va % preferred stock, par $100, with
the
assets
liabilities
surplus
with, the SEC
and
In Decem¬
in 1949.
securities-—
Govt,
NOV.
$678,093
451,800
$1.50
$12,247,558 $12,829,768 $12,413,350
2,888.141
3,082.831
3,639,491
188,000
188,000
188,000
2.876.341
3,4.91,550
2,842,445
9.983,748 10,456,439
9,675,593
2.891,027
3,299,768
3,182,420
__
s
Current
under
work
construction
company on
ITEMS
SHEET
BALANCE
Inventories
the
in
Jan. 23
The
Approved—Exchange Offer Underwritten—
stockholders
With SEC
covering-$2,000,000 of first
-
The
U.
$50,000,000 Program
•SEC—
annual report, stated:
ber, temporary bank loans of $4,822,500 were negotiated.- As a part ofthe holding company liquidation plan, The United Light & Railways
Do. will invest $5,000,000 in common stock of the company. We expect
to receive
Cash
^Before
Superior District Power
Lake
Light Co.—Financing-
major financing by the company
no
share_—
per
1949
1803.
p.
Nov.
Kansas City Power &
$0.95
shares
assets
Total
signed a contract with E.K.I.,
controlled by the government
banking
organization,
E.T.I.
The contract covers- supervision of
construction of a
harbor, improving of mining properties including
construction of coal washeries, and construction of certain railroad
facilities.
Koppers also will inspect the equipment for the projects
-which' will be procured in the United States and in Europe.—V. 170,
Placed Privately—
Harry B. Munsell, President, on Jan. 20. in the
"In order to carry forward the company's heavy
-additional public financing will be necessary by
$428,418
451,800
$0.26
—
._
SELECTED
Net
Inc.—To Supervise
and
mining
Turkish
Dillon & Co., it was
"There
Earnings
by Joseph Becker,
Engineering and Construction division.
Mc.
Becker said that Koppers has
1953 (extended from
Feb. 1, next, at 100
Trust Co. of Mary¬
170, p. 787.
Jackson & Church Co.—Debenture
A
Net' profit
Number capital
announced on Jan. 24
Vice-President and General Manager of Koppers
Redemption—
collateral 6% bonds due Dec. l,
of $7,500
1, 1948)
and interest.
451,800
provision—
tax
Federal
______
1947
$4,158,946
1,083,093
405,000
1948
$3,907,344
677,353
248,935
$119,208
taxes__
S-3.
Turkey, to cost approximately $50,000,000,
corporation during the next four years, it
City-Ohio River Corp.—Partial
Iron
A total
Dec.
1949
—.
before
Profit
$2,560,602
191,908
72,700
30—
sales
Net
193.
p.
Co.,
Engineering
2437.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Martin-Parry Corp.
Three Mos. End. Nov.
Under EC A—
In Turkey
$230,782
$1,144,073
$123,284
$165,379
charges
share
^Profit
Koppers
'
—V.
This
series B-l; 45,000 certificates, series B-2;
K-2; 275,000 certificates, series S-2; and
Underwriter is The Keystone Co. of
Fund,
series
150,000
Keystone
fxd.
after
income
Net
year
corporation's
495,352
inc.
from
the
Current
filed a registration statement with
30,000 certificates of participation
corporation on Jan. 23
covering
the
following:
125,000
Total
County. ("Tulsa
Funds, Inc.—Registers
Keystone Custodian
The
$718,004
4,916
Other income
net
profits of this corporation
and its subsidiaries
ended Dec. 31,
1949, were $2,086.55.9, of which the
share, after deducting minority interests, was $2,047,035.
is
at
the rate of $5,06
per share, compared with $5.71 per
in 1948.^—V. 170, p. 692.
Consolidated
for
Capital
-
$222,801
term, has been
the Price Ranch
commercial lease, bearing ten-year
A
negotiated by Phillips 011 28,000 acres of
which is situated in the southwest portion of Roberts
World").—V. 171, p. 104.
successfully
$2,076,454 $20,813,146 $21,663,635
1,600,245 15,828,223 17,307,890
96,643
1,334,359
1,033,949
202,558
1,951,905
2,603,792
$1,659,382
1,141,327
195,709
99,545
revenues
Bancorporation—Earnings—
Marine
Industries, Inc.—New Unit—
McGee.and Dean Terrel, of this
Gas Co. to handle major drilling
replacement under the 100-wells contract.
Phillips Petroleum con¬
in the Texas Panhandle.
A 1,900-acre
been made in Sections 21, 29, 32, and 33 of Block 3 G. H. & H. Survey,
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
Jan.
on
by payment of a
acreage.
tinues acquisitions
Period End. Nov. 30—
directors
$1,500,000
as
1
•
Casualty Insurance Co.—Stock Div.—
5 voted to increase the capital from $1,000,000
50% stock dividend.—V. 159, p. 2085.
Manufacturers
The
to
A.
Dean
171,
361.
p.
corporation, have organized
Tascosa
campaign in the Panhandle
territory.
The new firm is due to drill 100 gas wells on 100 sections of
land under lease to Phillips Petroleum in Sherman and Hansford Counties, .Tex., and Texas County, Okla.
Production from the projected gas
wells is to be sold by Tascosa to Phillips Petroleum and will be dedi¬
cated to Wisconsin-Michigan gas line.
Sixty of the 100 wells are to be
completed in 1950.
The additional 40 wells are to be drilled during the
•first six months of 1951.
Tascosa is to have use of six Phillips rigs in
1950 and four rigs during the first six months of 1951.
Provisions concerning productivity of the projected gas wells are of
-interest. Under terms of the agreement, Tascosa may plug and abandon
any, operation, that does not produce more than 200,000 cu. ft. of gas
and will be awarded another section of land in the general area as re-placement. It is also provided that any well producing less than 2,500,000 cu.
ft. per day may be assigned to Phillips and actual cost of
drilling will be paid to Tascosa by Phillips and another tract selected
7
2)4% equipment trust certificates of 1950 at prices to
yield 1.40% to 2.65%, according to maturity, subject to
the approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The certificates are to mature $120,000 annually each
Feb. 15, 1951 to 1965, inclusive, and were offered under
the Philadelphia Plan. The group was awarded the issue
on Jan. 25 on a bid of 99.069.
Other bidders were: Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.025 for a 2>/4% coupon;, and bids for a 2%% coupon were: Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
99.726; Harriman, Ripley & Co. Inc. and Lehman Brothers (jointly),
99.4993; Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.), 99.324; and Lee Higginson Corp.,
_
Gas
undeveloped
the
expansion of its plant facilities.—V.
the utility for
by
'financing
approximately 42,000 developed acres and 8,000
acres of gas leases in the Hugoton Field, Kansas, and
production
with minor exceptions, to Kansas-Nebraska
Co., Inc., under a contract which provides for drilling
Kerr-McGee Oil
-
of 3%7). 20-year bonds to Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance
Co., at 100.34.
The proceeds will be used to refund a
similar amount of 4'/4s, due 1963.'
,
> •.
The company said. this, refunding
is preliminary to "new money"
.
Natural
of
arranged with The Mutual Life
First National Bank in Houston,
P. U. Commission
Maine
$1,500,000
sell
owns
.undeveloped
sells
its full
170, p.' 2584.
purchase was
New York and
of
■
Fin-Ker
of
99.1166,
have
Service Co.—To Place Bonds Privately—•
on Jan. 23 authorized the company to
Maine Public
The
24 that this company and Deerfield;
acquired The Fin-Ker Oil & Gas Produc¬
Jan.
the
of
Co.
/Insurance
publicly offered $1,800,000
Corp. on Jan. 26
& Hanseatic
Financing Ar¬
Co.
Financing
—
Mahoning Investment Co.—Consolidation Approved—
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co. below.—V. 155, p. 1839..
Properties—
011
Co.
Production
tion
Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered—Kidder, Peabody & Co., and New York
Belt RR.
Harbor
Indiana
announced
was
Gas
interfere
United States.—V.
the
for
It
taxes.—
1804.
p.
See
Production Co.—Private
Gas
Kearney
170,
Jan. 30, 1950, $24,353,000
and to pay for new con¬
$191,373
$49,730
$267,059
provision for estimated Federal income
and
charges
1949:—6 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$300,859
profit
-After
193.
p.
ranged to Acquire
licensee
the
necessary
energy
.first-
a
not
should
facilities
that
proceeds are to be used to redeem on
mortgage bonds, 3 '/a 17,
series due 1969,
The
and by
Power's
accommodations if it has the capacity
request by the Secretary of the Interior
placed pri¬
Corp.—Earnings—
Square Garden
Madison
Period End. Nov. 30—
«Net
V.
vately.
capacity in use by the United States,
agency of the United States using Idaho
line
.repossess
due 1984, have been
-bonds, 2%% series
gage
-
•
may
announced that an issue
is
It
Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—
of $32,500,000 first mort-
& Light
Kansas Power
Denied—
Idaho Power Co.—Plea
1950
Monday, January 30,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(464)
South Utilities, Inc.
See also V. 171, p.
issue.
Additional Investments
—
Stock
361.
in Units Authorized—
it was announced on Jan. 24, has issued orders author¬
corporation to make the following, additional common stock
in the named subsidiaries: Arkansas Power & Light Co.—•
$4,000,000 investment, through purchase of 320.000 additional shares
of common stock, $12.50 par; Louisiana Power & Light Co.—$4,500,000
investment, through purchase, of 1,100,000 additional shares of com¬
mon
stock, no par; and Mississippi Power & Light Co.—$3,500,000
investment, through purchase of 450,000 additional shares of common
stock, no par.
The subsidiaries would use the funds for construction
additions and betterments.—V. 1,71, p. 361.
The
SEC,
izing this
investments
i'lV
'
Volume
THE
Number 4877
171
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(465)
Midland Valley RR.—No Interest on Income
The
New England
Bonds—
of this company on Jan. 23 stated that the net
of the company for the year 1949 were insufficient to pro¬
vide any payment in 1950 on the adjustment income mortgage series A
management
Counsel
,
stock
earnings
and
series
L*
bonds.—V.
Minnesota
to
Mining
of
total
A
Sold
Co.—Stock
the
invested
has been
special
a
designed
plan
its em¬
in
Buetow,
that
revealed
participate
the
in
or
offered
company
the
p.
New
A
on
B,"
for
his
apply
during
three
The
load
any
•
33,948
shares- at
offering,
have
units
General
motive
the
$71
first,
at
Electro
clasecl
was
171,
31.—V.
Dec.
of
the
of
of
this
Acquisition
the
will
$11,269,700.
Works
Locomotive
in
the
47
the
of
units
which
order,
placed
ever
build
11
of
entire
largest
the
is
of
is
power
of
lot
these
77
Works
Locomotive
expected
units
77
is
to
River
Lines
will
and
and
to
Kansas
$69,862 and
diesel
well
as
the
increase
as
according
to
P.
$106
cash
net
underwriters
they did
Jan.
effect
not
the
solicited
Chief
to
they
Co.—Stock
Line
Sold—
subscription
the
to
will
the
of
be
in
the
in
except
further
addition
and
agent
letter
the
brokers
as
common
advised
the
pursuant
to
Bank
of New
has been
York
appointed as
registrart for $6,5UC,000 first
June'l, 1970.—See V. 171,
shares
$2
ot
by
share
less
with
stock
common
jointly
per
filed
was
the
the
Orders
for
first
Motorola
quarter of
first-quarter
of
received
from
this
firm
Mr.
sales
the
of
is
from
added-
two
announced
feet
line
for
J.
a
allowed
SEC
Jan.
on
be
to
13
cover-
offered
Holding
170,
Co.
Ry.
from
Nickel
P.
the
W.
&
Penn-
would
Plate.
Va.,
to
shifts
that
placed
Jan.
that
the
oi
Unexchanged
—
to
and
commission
representatives,
expiration of
to
intended
are
foregoing
&
E
Coffin
to
be
and
underwriters
held
will
in
an
R.
171,
of
$100
27,
5%
par
at
1950,
stock
share
have
plus
Clement
Inc.
accrued
facilities
the
television
same
based
arc
1950.
facilities
each
shift
which
system
capacity
by
Kansas
130,000,000
of
-
of
1,
$40,000,000
shares
eight shares
The
from
finance
to
proposes
now
balance
to
project
20-year
through
2%%
stock
the
sale
debentures
the
on
basis
the
be
obtained
complete
either
retained
or
company
the
to
(The)
from
project
by
Henry
J.
be
are
in
Saturday.
A.
used
to
of
remodel
filed
20
letter
a
stock
common
of
at
notification
$100
with
the
SEC
refinery at
No underwriting involved.
per
share,
Calif.,
and
build
Hope
a
western
Nebraska,
producing
well
taneously,
the
paign.
in
The
No.
V.
1
newest
The
field
new
near
disclosed
Nebraska
was
The
that
its
Sidney
plans
for
come
producer
has
new
a
in.
Simul¬
is
the
near
"Post")
Mountain
Net
in
income
States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Expen¬
Expansion in 1950 to Equal 1949—
increased
slightly
in
1949
$5,702,515
to
$5,698,911
from
1948.
F.
.
P.
from
Ogden, President, added that earnings dropped to $6.55
$8.30
in
1948
because
stock
new
issued
was
the company
spent $32,000,000 in expansion in 1949
this year.—V. 171, p. 105.
outlay
last
(John) Oster Manufacturing Co.—Note Placed Private¬
ly—A $600,000 sinking fund promissory note due Dec. 1,
1964, has been placed privately through Eastman, Dilion
& Co., was announced on Jan. 24.
Pacific
said
The
similar
a
Ludlum
Steel
Corp.
shares
and
above.—V.
170,
Tire
2132.
p.
National Rys. of Mexico—Withdrawal Period Extended
On
Jan.
the
holders
ways
The
assented
operative
The
to
with
Mexico
Pan
the
American
offer.
Trust Co.,
New York, fiscal
announced that as of Dec. 7,
of
eligible
with'
during
because
extended
However,
bonds
of
the
Mexican
agent
lower
a
which
of
bonds
creiain
from Jan.
18
percentage
than
deposited
modifications
to
Feb.
21,
55%.
under
to
The
company
New
stock' ($20
New
of
a
par)
England
$3,500,000
The
has
the
terms
1950.—V.
of
170, p.
plan
may
plan
be
has
Power
of
hearing.—V.
per
Co. would
short-term
Commission
170,
has
p.
SEC authority to issue and sell to its
System, 140,000 shares of its common
share, or $3,500,000.
Electric
at $25
notes
apply
now
the
proceeds
2132.
to
until Feb.
to
of
subscribe,
additional
share for
158,750
to
increase
317,500
the
record
during
23, 1949
period from
the
shares
of
share
each
Nov.
held.
common
stock,
Unsubscribed
recently
12
at
to
par,
the
payment
to
request
&
on
were
Co
i,50O
Stone
&
Corp
the
to
basis
the
30,
to
of
be
29,000
Youngberg—__
Incorporated
9 OOO
Henry F. Swift & C'Q.—_,
Swiss American Corp._!
4,000
Co.—
<fe
1,000
2,500
Spencer
7,000
8,000
Walston
Hoffman
Weeden
&
1,000
C.
Whiting,
3,500
&
&
&
Co
&
2,000
Co—
29,000
Weeks & Stubbs
4,000
Johnson
&
Higgins
2,000
Wood, Struthers & Co
Woodard-Elwood
1,500
Wulff,
Yarnall
Hansen
&
&
&
42,000
10,000
Co.
1,500
Co
4,600-
Co..,
2,000
42,000
(GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Light
& Power Coip. unifying
FINANCING)
Outstanding
'
$
and
...
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., 1st & refund, mtge.
Series I 3V»% bonds due June 1, 1966
Series J 3% bonds clue Dec.
1, 1970
offered
5,pOO
...
Witter & Co...
2,000
16,000
....
Dean
29,000
2,000
19,000
4,250
Co
5,000
7,000
Co.
Co
Weld
Wilson,
1,500
7,000
29,000
17,5W
White
N.
White,
1,000
Co
-
Co
&
4,000
Co
10,000
&
Lerchen
Wertheim
Co
2,000
Co
Goodwin
Watling,
4,000
Space
&
Anthony & Co—
2,000
James. Co
&
Trask
Tucker,
15,000
Co.—
3,000
Union
Securities
Corp...
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
G. H. Walker & Co
Co
&
3,500
4,00ft
Sut.ro
2,000
Son„_
Stroud & Co.
8,000
Weeks
Knowlton
2,000
Stone & Webster
mortgage
"'150,000,000
30-year 6% gold bonds, series B of 1952, due
March 1, 1952 (assumed by the
company).
and
Series
K
3%
bonds due June
1,
3%
bonds
7,695,500
600,000.000
927,000
18,669,000
1971
23,839,000
Series
Last May, the
1,
1974
M
3%
bends
due
Dec.
1,
N
3%
bends due
Dec.
1,
1979
1977
Series
Blyth & Co., Inc., headed a nationwide group of approxi¬
mately 200 investment bankers which on Jan. 25 offered
to the public 1,500,000 shares of 4.80%
redeemable pre¬
L
Series
employees.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
O
3%
bends due Dec.
1,
1975
11.800,000
1, 1981
24,583,000
Series P 2:%%
Series
due
June
bonds due June
27%%
Q
bonds
due
Dec.
preferred
stock,
cumulative
syndicate publicly offered 1,500,000 shares of pre¬
stock of this utility, which then
represented one
of the largest preferred stock
offerings to originate in
5%
redeemable
1st
5%
redeemable
1st preferred
same
6%" 1st
5V2 %
redemption price
$28.75
per
per
share
$27.75
1965;
stock
to
5%
American public utilities field.
The
is
per
and
if
si
share
will
are
$27.25
finance
be
in
if
redeemed
if
the
4.80%
per
share
net
if
redeemable
before
or
and
on
thereafter
redeemed
proceeds
toward
the
on
thereafter
redeemed
applied
part
of
redeemed
from
payment
company's
and
first
Jan.
preferred
31,
before
or
on
1955;
Jan.
Defore
or
31,
1960;
Jan.
of
sale
of
short-term
construction
new
bank
program
preferred
loans'and
which
it
is
1st
"No
&
the
78,500,000
48.182,000
1980
71,284,000
$25)
'
—
stock;
preferred
preferred
redeemable
(par
73,000,000
78,645,000
4,211,662
stock
1,173,163
stock
additional
stock
Power
Corp.
thereunder
JThe
to
be
in
be
issued
of
of
outstanding
1,000,000
$1,500,000
1,500,000
under
unifying
lieu
amount
may
if
2,115,175
12,000,0U(J
the
and refunding mortgage
outstanding bonds.
5%'
redeemable
employees
400,000
1,000,000
1,600,000
stock, series A
1st preferred stock...
bonds
4,211,603
1,173,163
400,000
;
preferred
Redeemable 1st pfd. stock (unclass. in
series)
Common stock (par value $25 per share)
31,
thereafter.
the
preferred
1st
4.80%
stock
$28.25
1,
109,598,000
'
Series R 3Ve% bonds due June 1, 1982..
Series S 3% bonds due June 1, 1983_i
1st
ferred
PURPOSE—The
8
Stix
2,000
2,000
Co.......
San Joaquin
were
given
Dec.
2^000
Co
$
-
shares
5 00O
&
Authorized
F. J. Herb is President
Dec.
2,500
2,000
&
Frank & Meyer—
Stewart, Scanlon & Co—
16,000
refunding
were
Co
Boyce__—
Brothers
authorized
There
3,000
15,000
Leydecker
Securities
Co._
&
1500
—
Co
Co.
8,000
—
&
&
15,000
2,500
42,000
Stern,
Inc.—Rights
shares.
10,000
Series
officers
to
outstanding.
given interested persons
from
Bros.
Stephenson,
Stern
the
the
2333.
requested
England
$2)
ferred stock (par $25) at $27.25
per share.
New England Power Co.—Stock to Parent—
parent,
voted .to
4,000
:
2,000
&
Loeb
1.250
Co.
&
Staats
Starkweather
&
Kuhn,
R.
Stein
Co.,
Co—
2,000
■
1,500
Co
19^000
Co.
Shaughnessy &
2,000
1,000
Kidder
Frank
1949,
the
M.
&
William
&
&
C.
Co.
2,500
&
&
4,000
Scranton
Barney & Co
Smith, Moore & Co
F. S. Smithers & Co
16.000
Kidder, Peabody & Co,
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
then
stockholders
150,000
one
Rail--
agreement may be declaredthe International Committee of Bankers
of
concurrence
(1946)
period
withdrawn
been
the
Government,
approximately 44%
had assented to the Government's railway debt adjustment offer.,
plan will be declared operative when 55% of the eligible bonds
have
on
10,
Mexican
of
1949
outstanding.
company is located at Bellingbam, Wash.
V. A. Huges, Secretary-Treasurer.
right
for
(par
5,
The
National Lead Co.—New Affiliate—
Allegheny
Oct.
on
stock
common
157,257
See
Coast Paper Mills of Washington,
stockholders
Co.
;
CAPITALIZATION
share
a
He
year.
and plans
Frank
&
Co—i__
Smith,
1,500
Kalman & Co., Inc.__
Kebbon, McCormick & Co.
—
A.
ditures for
&
&
&
W.
&
Shuman, Agnew & Co—
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Hutton
Kaiser
Caywood
(Denver
2132.
p.
1,000
29,000
Co.,
Johnston, Lemon & Co...
Jones, Coggrove & Co
drilling cam¬
Caywood
No.
2
been
brought
7 000
29,000
Co._—
&
Lane,
Inc.
has
4,000
&
&
1,000
Co
Johnson.
gas
Ohio's
Bros.
1,000
Fay
D.
Oo.j.
Hutzler
Rothschild
Shearson, Hammill
Shields
&
Co
2,000
Co..
William
seventh
F.
Chas.
1,000
Co
Co
Illinois
5,000
Schwabacher
Hutton
E.
3.&0O
,1.
Co.
Schoellkopf, Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc.
1,000
Sandman.
&'
&
F.
W.
announced
company
company said,
on
Jan.
13,
it
of
oil
recovery.
The
well
is
ruined
earlier
by salt water.
feet
645
which
170,
the
company
Gurley.
with
in
the
000
42,000
Talbot
&
Kornblower
E.
Ohio Oil Co.—7th Well in New Fieldin
L.
19,000
Collins—
Hooker
the proceeds
Bakersfield,
oil
8 000
1,000
Co
1,50ft
Co
2,000
Co.
Corp.__
&
&
&
&
Salomon
Co
Hilliard
&
&
Humphrey Co.
Co.,
&
Co.
Alcantara
Riter
4,000
Hogle & Co—
Holt
&
Garner
The Robinson-
7,000
<fc
Herrman
B.
&
Richey, Baikie &
2,000
Friedman—
Richards
J.
5,000
2,000
Stone
Holmes
Jan.
Reynolds
8,000
7i00O
2,000
1,000
10,000
Ripley
Parsons
31.—
Co._I
Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Files With
—
2,000.
___—42,000
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
8,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
4,000
J.
Norwalk Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
on
4,000
&
1,500
1,500
..
Raggio, Reed & Co
Rauscher,
Pierce
Reinholdt
Evans
2,500
__
Inc
42,000
Forgan
Hayden.
Co.,
Inc.__
Corp.
1,500
.
&
W. Pressprich &
Putnam & Co
1,500
1.000
Co., Inc.
Inc
Baerwald....
R.
1.000
Co.
&
Jaffray
Hopwood
&
Co—
15,000
...
Prescott, Hawley, Shepard
Inc.
working,
Dec.
7,000
Marshall—
Harriman
construction
next
Piper,
2,500
&
Curtis
Christensen,
Pi'lueger
_
&
Peters, Writer &
7.000
_
Boston
Hannaford
at
one
Hill
company
1,000
3,000
Webber,
Jackson
10,000
Granbery. Maiache
Wesley Hall & Co.
Hallgarten & Co
SEC—
The
Co...
Co.—.
Goldman, Sachs
2228.
p.
&
5,000
Northwest Co.
Dominick—
H.
2,000
— ■
1.500
Southwest
Glore,
.2.000
Securities,
1,500
Cleveland
Maxfield
Co
Coast
—
Co
&
Ohio
Paine,
Corp.
Michigan Corp—
of
First
earnings.
commence
Co.
1,000
Richards
Foster
and
of
The
Pacific
1,000
..._
California
First
.its
cubic
outstanding, to supply from $9,060,000
accruals
directed
and
the
in
1,()00
500
2,000
_
Pacific
Chapman
First
C.
7,000
!
First
The
cubic feet.
common
would
depieciation
1950,
of
Co.
Co
Clark & Co
Field.
to
company
the
expand
of
this
&
&
duPont & Co—
&
First
Financing—
authorized
will
north
of 600,000,000
304,500
of
Commission
170,
near
of
has
Cook
_1
Fewel
1,500
2,000
Co
Pacific Co. of California—
&
A.
3,000
Co.
Newsome
Eastman, Dillon & Co.— 29,000
Ehvorthy & Co.._._j—19,000
been
42,000
S.
2,000
Securities
Eslabrook & Co
per
2,000
Stanley & Co
Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co...
Morgan.
Newhard,
Co
Francis I.
15,000
Lynch
J.
Co
&
&
&
2,000
Dickson &
Drexel
Leonard
Co...
Co..—
Eouitable
preferred
$106
S.
2,000
4,250
&
and
Merle-Smith
Dominick
Co
Co
Tully
Needham
Co.—
Dillon, Read
195,
p.
&
29 00ft
Maynard H. Murch &
Crouter & Bodine
Dick
Moore,
Townsend,
&
Milwaukee
Mitchum,
1,000
Beane—
1,500
Skaggs &'Co
Day & Co.__;
Denault.
May & Co.—
Lynch, Pierce
7,000
Mejia.
&
2'ooo
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler
(including any . of the
per
share, out of which a
may
be
reallowed to
other
$1
V.
Dain &
L.
The
F.
Co..
DeHaven
_
Earie
Fenner &
19,000
Co—.
Davis,
_
Co
&
&
R.
Merrill
_
&
&
&
&
Masten
1,500
Crowell, Weedon
Curtiss. House &
ac¬
own
Co
Corp...
Inc._2_,_„
Bruce
Davie,s
Brothers
E.
J.
3,000
Clarke
Collins
M.
A.
Merrill, Turben &
Co
Coolev
J.
7!ooo
Co.,
Co._
Burr,
4,000
5 000
1,000
&
Co
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
Co.
Courts
for
the
&
Inc
Co,
Mason
1,500
Co
Conrad,
ad¬
&
1,500
&
&
W.
&
Julien
exchange
3,000
3,500
McDonald
10,000
&
Cohu
30,000
2.000
Inc
Dodge
Co.
&
—2,000
Co.;
1,000
Republic
Clark
8,000
McAndrew
Whiteside, Warren
W.
1,000
CO
Loeb, Rhoades &
3,000
Co
Slocumb
Clark,
&
M.
Co—
Irving Lundborg & Co
10,000
Simmons
&
Sears,
2J)0O
29,00o
&
8,000
Inc.
Sons
Richard
dealers
shave
per
&
and
Brown
Chace,
5'ooo
16 000
Co
8,000
Co
(Inc.)
will
have
the
transactions,
the
exceeding
Commission
total
a
bidding
sale
or
&
&
Central
29 00ft
7,000
Co.__
Bradford
Brush,
for
company
for
figures
quarter
additional
an
their
Prior
stock,
offer
Feb.
transmission
company
May
V.
dollar
every
the
194.9,
these
first
Motorola
For
distributors
to
sales
plus
Co.
discounts
selected
25c
shares
pipeline
pipe line.
distributors
by
26.
months
explained
all
day
a
the
not
See
Power
$10,657,500.
to
2585.
p.
(li
C.
Alex
Minnesota.
capital
&
Bosworth, Sullivan
74%
or
Ellis
Co.—..
6,000
Stearns
Boettcher
Preferred Stock—
share for each
-
1,000
Co
Becker &; Co. Inc...
Blunt
receive
Pennroad
program,
which the company expects to complete
October, 1950, includes approximately 597 miles of 20 and 26-hlch
pipe,
and
installation
of
35,200 horsepower in
compressor
capacity.
Estimated overall cost of the project is $51,840,000.
The new pipeline
looping will be built in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska,-Iowa and
109.
p.
Carl
&
Co._„_._
&
000
5,000
Brothers
Lester
6,000
Rollins & Co.
William
Blair &
Co
in
com¬
Broadway
2,000
Harden.
KrauS—
2
ld'ooo
Corp..
O'Connor
&
&
Blair.
a
Leib,
Weeks
Burge
Legg
Lehman
4,250
G
C.
Co
Inc,
Service
through
to
exceeding
day
the
Co.,
&
&
Lee
Higginson
&
Barth
A.
construction
The
&
Freres
Irving
Watts
Bear,
is being
preferred
shares
redemption
gas
per
Baird
Bateman, Eichler
7.
p.
underwriting
ai'ter
brokers.
Federal
The
price.—-V.
cm
for
John
Ball,
of 4I.4%
cumulative preferred stock which
publicly at an initial offering price of $101.20
accrued dividends, in connection with which a con¬
outstanding
The
31i> times the dollar volume
H. Stellner, Vice-President in
three
advance
Stellner
3,000
Davidson
W.
Far well,
than
Walter
distributors
&
Fahey.
by
6.
and
receivers
first
Lee
Inc.
share.
discussing
Pcnnroad
by
stock
unexchanged
be
not
competitive
trustee,
maiket
the
more
1949,
the
Mr.
from
Stellner
170,
in
in
$3.86
year.
orders
operation
—V.
sales
total
merchandising,"
received
period
television
i960
H.
2,000
Baker,
Baker,
cifer
plus
construct
un¬
pipe
mortgage
p.
$10i,
(par
company
than
(2i
covering 2,925 shares
on
Virginia
share, which shares
per
the
and
The
company
Motorola, Inc.—Television Sales Up Over 350%—
Pas
of
1
per
stock
company
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Plans New
the net cash proceeds above set forth,'
realize
a
gross
profit (before expenses)
underwriting commissions above set foith.
the
notification
employees
price
charge
$68
Lazard
2,500
Co,—
follows:
as
Meeds...
Langley & Co.—
Lawson, Levy &r Williams
Co,^(—
&
are
Bissell &
C.
Co——3,000
dividends.
to
will
4,000
W.
&
Holders
may
obtain
payment of
the
full
redemption
price
upon
surrender cf their stock certificates at the Continental
Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago,
Chicago, 111.—V. 171, p. 195.
that
stock
company
warrants or
series due
of
30,000
of
the
property
171,
follows;
underwriters)
discount
by
the
to
preierred
arrangement
capital
of
as
45,265
to
may
dealers
All
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Boise, Ida.—Files With SEC—
a
leasing
underwriters,
and
of
share,
natural
underwriters
bonds, 3Mi%
pany's
Feb.
on
amount
new
West
&
railroad
stock.—V.
company
intend
called
(before
company
advised
they
Securities Corp.
Laird,
7,000
Whipple
The
announced
period
have
The National City
at
a
reports,
press
any
the
amount
Calls 5%
orders
$7,217 in addition to
ing
of
payment
will
dividends, leaving the present 6%
Pittsburgh
shares
$106,125
several
com-,
that the 5.249
shares of common stock purchased by the underwriters at an aggre¬
gate cost of $69,5.49.25
are
being offered
to
a
limited number of
purchasers by the representatives for the accounts of the underwriters
at a price of $15.50
per share, or an aggregate of $81,359.
If such J
shares are sold at such price the company will receive from the un¬
derwriters $4,593, being 50%
of the excess over $13.75 per
share,
A
Ai'ter
stock
creation
12
the
of
several
aggregate
per
proceeds
6
transactions
any
underwriters
paying
preferred
the
Jan.
use
redemption;
quisition of
diesel
144,751 shares of 150,000 shares of
Inc.
&
Robert
stock at $1.01.20 per share, for an aggregate selling price
of
$4,756,400 plus accrued
dividends;
<b>
the representatives pur¬
chased in stabilizing operations for the accounts of the several under¬
writers 3,196 shares of 5%
prefeired stock" at prices varying from
fleet
of
75,000
Co.,
Bacon,
preferred
Neff,
use
J.
and
Bacon
and
Co.
end
expenses) will total $1,917,638.
•
Service
and proceeds to the company from the sale of the 4!4%
preferred stock,
after deducting such underwriting com¬
but before deducting other expenses will be $21,056,304
plus
the
stock offered
which
Public
offer, (a) the several underwriters sold, subject to consummation of
the exchange offer, an aggregate of 47,000 shares of
4)4% cumulative
by the company for subscription were
subscribed for. Rights expired on Jan. 4. The remaining
5,249 shares of common stock are being purchased by the
underwriters from the company at the subscription price
of $13.25 per share. Underwriting commissions will total
and
Bacne
dividends.
The
complete
diesel locomotives
road to completely dieselize
divisions and a large part of
Kansas
division,
the
increases
Inc..
Allyn
American
$335,352
vised
the
Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe
of
England
and
the
by
puichased by each of them from the
company
C.
Bingham. Waller & Hurry
to
total
accrued
274
enable
Northern
An aggregate of
The
New
management.
on
outstanding
cession
during
the
pay off back
225,879
missions,
will
March
late
by
completed
be
units
diesel
new
Pacific
units
429
Southern
the
on
other parts of the system,
Executive Officer.—V. 171, p. 194.
The
whiclji'Will
stockholders
common
cumulative
Baldwin Locomotive
units;
new
power
mon
the
of
be
A.
4%% Preferred Stock Offered—Of the 211,380 shares of
4%% cumulative preferred stock offered to holders of
the 5% preferred stock pursuant to the
exchange offer,
be
Loco¬
single
the Missouri Pacific Lines.
by
American
and
Baldwin
and
year.
Missouri
White
share
some
delivery
the
the
of
that
Under
for
The
units.
of
comprising
of
cost
locomotives
produce
19
Delivery
its
rights
to
Biyth & Co.,
is
119,115 shares will be issued in exchange and 92,265
shares ("unexchanged stock") will be purchased by the
several underwriters at $101.20 per share
plus accrued
dividends. The exchange offer expired on Jan. 18.
for 77 new diesel loco¬
Electro Motive division
railroad
this
American
will
Motive
will
July
total
a
by
placed
Motors,
diesel
construct
of
the
committee
protective
this
J.
share.
per
company's
been
Works
for
Works
by
lease
Corp.
the
of
Missouri Pacific RR.—Orders New Equipment—
Orders
order
the
of
that
stated
.
arrears
to
to
rental
cwns
362.
motive
committee,
England Co. with respect to the allocation of securities.
understood
According,
proved mere popular with 2,688 workers, according
the total invested. $2,410,308 went into "Plan A,",
Of
years, 1950-1951,
of all type*
bei**piaced
strongly urged that
preferred stock¬
undisturbed.
years.
option
Buetov;.
This
of
the
of
Northern Indiana Public
first
$300-0<>0,000 in the
program embraces construction
prior
below
covering
p.
the
fnl S .!
service
Of
through which dividend arreurs
erased, again is reported to be under
is
transaction.
to.Mr.
26,
to
inclusive^ ^th™!i,affir0?,!nately
common
appearing
proposed recapitalization
plan
6% preferred stock would be
propsal
formula under "Plan B" stipulates that shares will sell
the market value at the time of the actual purchase
price
10%
made
the
Co.,
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Recapitalization
considered
decide to
time
the employee may
stock purchase at
this arrangement,
funds toward a
In
■
of
England
Expected—Proposed Lease—
dividend,
It
method, provided for accumulating
period,
with interest paid by
the
accumulated
the
The
for
three-year
same
2%
at
company
purchase
second
the
the
holders
New
Jan.
on
362.
consideration
$5
provided for the purchase before
Dec.
31
of
a
specific number of shares at $71 each, payable in 36
monthly instalments by payroll deduction.
"Plan
SEC
be
protecting
re-organization
171,
Plan
The first, option, known as "Plan A."
credit
toward
New
special
a
$86.
was
directed
program.
issue of 75.000 common shares to
workers on Nov. 8,
1949, with purchases payable on a monthly in¬
stalment plan.
Under the first of two purchase options, the price
was
set
at
$71 per
share.
Market value of the stock at the time
The
not
Greene, Chairman
step in the efforts
—V,.
Vice-President in charge of finance,
one-third
of
those eligible, had elected to
Executive
2,728,
Northern
the
J.
Northern
P.
Herbert
for
committee
the
and
before
Bailey
them.
for
protectice
payments should
first
be
exclusively
by
this company
in
purchase
stock
the
company
argument
of the two respective
companies, since they have been amply
compensated through
the payment of $100 par, plus all preferred
dividend arrears.
David
$2,440,873
through
oral
5
holders
Manufacturing
&
for
this
cf
an
premium
105.
p.
Employees—
ployees,
'
171,
for
Publip Service Co.—Hearing Held—
first
complete
Neno
8,280,780
San
Joaquin Light
except bonds issued
preferred
payments
stock,
for
series
98,103
A,
sharea
installment
under
purchase
agreements
if such
ing
98,103
stock
preferred
of
—V.
171,
shares
common
offered
Oper.
Co.—To Increase Stock
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
stockholders
The
to
approve
to
at
annual
the
meeting
March
on
2
will be asked
Gross
directors
The
of
to
of
issuance of 814,694 common
share for each six shares
the
approved
rate
the
new
one
has not
The date for the offering
preferred stock held.
or
determined.
been
yet
month
at
last
offered
be
common
Telephone & Telegraph Co., the parent company,
The American
of
shares.—V.
171,
income
fixed
—V.
Co.—Proposes Expansion
applied to the Federal Power Commission for
its pipeline system capacity to enable it to
transport 250,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas per day which would
be purchased from Trunkline Gas Supply Co.
The latter last November
asked the FPC
to
authorize a 740-mjle Louisiana-to-Illinois pipeline
proceeding
pending
Panhandle
is estimated to cost $14,689,500.
The new facilities, to be
in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan, would include 170 miles
still
project
located,
of
expand
to
designed to
is
has
company
the gas for delivery to Panhandle. This
before
the Commission.
The proposed
carry
the new facilities, when com:
in connecUon with its other facilities, would
increase the system peak day design capacity to 800,000,000 cubis feet.
The
proposed facilities are necessary to make available additional
volumes of gas for the rendition of service to the City of Indianapolis,
Panhandle's present cu: tomers, and others, the application says.
The
Panhandle pipeline system originates in Texas and extends through
Oklahoma, Kansas, M ssouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio to Its northern
termini in Michigan.—V. 171, p. 363.
existing
and
income,
income
Net
1949
1948
—
$1,431,329
$1,416,805
—
260,591
238,874
155,260
$1.68
plan
etc
after
taxes
•Capital stock outstanding
Earnings
i
about
Proceeds
will
financing
the
of
additions
be
betterments.—V.
and
—V.
170,
all the outstanding short-term
of promissory notes due banks, to
redeem its outstanding $10,000,000 of 314'/i? first mortgage bonds, and
to
provide approximately $8,000,000 for the company's construction
proceeds are to be used to retire
The
represented
Oakes
authorized a con¬
of
$28,500,001) for
1950.
This, he estimates, will
expenditures for the three years' through 1952 to
budget
total
stated
further
the directors have
that
capital
$60,500,000.
approximately
The
Oper.
1949.
December,
Net
$2.13
with
totaled
$69,908,851,
STATEMENT
Net
$6,040,346
4,668,023
$1,022,930 $13,292,753 $12,070,065
applic.
stock for the period
to pfa.
9,303.157
7.81S.321
2,383,988
714,709
926,446
deductions—,^
and
est
Divs.
$1,021,459 $13,162,567 $12,023,926
1,471
130,186
46,139
12,006,565
on
Jan.
13
has called for redemption on Feb. 1, next, at 104Ve
previously reported) ancl interest, all of its $2,500,000
outstanding first mortgage 5 V2
gold bonds, series A, due Aug. 1, 1974.
as
Immediate
payment
interest
crued
Feb.
to
the lull redemption price, t-ogether with ac¬
will be made on and after Jan. 19 upon
ol
1.
The
of
it
company,
field
the
in
its
was
No.
announced
Willc.o
l
Basin
Anadarko
well
section
in
on Jan. 20, has
which Is located
block
15,
3-1,
discovered a new
on the west rim
T&NO
Survey.
Sher¬
barrels
Texas
day
per
the
the
«.bove
The
which
beds
of
the
No.
is
1
recently
pay
as
well
age
zone
as
miles
in
a
some
south
new
2,300
of
the Phillips
No.
1
new
$8,968,122
2,210,310
$6,114,972
$7,533,747
$6,757,812
170,
owns
p.
and
gas
leases
2439.
operating
authorized
be
would
treasury
shares.
unissued
but
Electric Co.—Earnings—
1943'
1949
and
$23,373,632 $21,373,410
20,071,309
18,704,19$
taxes
$3,302,323
income
$3,169,216
14
13,643
$3,302,337
$3,132,859
income
Gross
income
Income
(incl.
special
728,996
1,228,060
$2,573,3-11
deductions
Net
$1,954,799
charges)
income
surplus at beginning
3,247,442
2,907,644.
$5,820,734
Earned
$4,302,442
period
of
539,250
375,000
1,520,000
1,240,000
dividends
dividends
and
Earned
expenses
on
cum.
88,117
pfd. stock
at
surplus
Nov.
$3,673,417
30
$3,247,442
Budget Expenditures of $12,500,000 Approved—
The
directors
their
in
meeting
December
regular
the
reviewed
for 1950. The expenditure of approxi¬
wide variety of projects to increase system
capacities, improve
service and
piovide new customer extensions,
was
authorized.
The largest single expenditure will be in the electric,
construction
proposed
$12,500,000
program
on
a
department
Unit
turbo-generator
for continuing
3 which is
No.
work on Silver Gas Station,
expected to be completed by
October.
loan
A
1949—12 Mos.—•1948
$2,363,950 $27,708,887 $28,696,268
.
banks,
$6,706,075
Dr3,9l3
$G,241,306
61,139
$554,048
Dr3,197
$575,976
9,271
revenues
$585,247
Balance
$4,361,316
$4,138,374
667,500
$366,736
23/a'c.
687,500
$3,673,816
$3,450,874
North Coast
sold during 1948,
Federal income tax applicable thereto, aggregating $969,404, to
better comparison of operations.—V. 170, p. 1703.
of
a
received
subsidiary,
former
from
which
in
investment
the
Co.,
has
way
General Aniline Case Set for
for
Aniline
General
the
establishing
Corp.,
Film
&
times
or
of
one
ownership of
American
approximately 93%
underwriters.—V. 170, p. 2229.
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—Files With SEC—
5,000
shares
to
sold
Last
Alien
alleges
it
Aniline.
to restore the
wrongfully taken
Custodian
Property
which
were
Government sought to settle this
immediately intervened in
the option which it
in
1947
exercised on May 5
year.
The decision of Judge Pine virtually assures that,
or
not the U. S. Government wins its case against Chemie,
Chemie
year
action
that
whether
decision
Chemie
that
judgment
motion
dismiss
to
grounds.
S.
motion
for
a
that
previous
"In
The
complaint
and the other
jurisdictional
concurrence,
on
do
hearing
rendered
case,
Dec.
on
21,
Rand's action has been set for Feb. 6.
position, and Chemie recovers the
be in a position to compel Chemie
Chemie
of
to
recover
from
shares
the
the Alien
Prop¬
Custodian is decided in favor of the Swiss company and own¬
is then taken over by Remington Rand, no anti-trust situa¬
be involved, because General Aniline will retain the existing
will
Aniline
General
with
is
also
Rheem
the announce¬
a
p.
2067.
is
of
one
the
the
in
Four"
"Big
division
of General Aniline.—V.
chemical
field,
American Cyanamid,
through Ansco, the
170, p. 402.
Manufacturing: Co.—Secondary Offering—Blyth
Co., Inc.
Jan. 9 made a secondary distribution of
on
subscribed.—V.
171,
196.
p.
Robbins Mills Inc.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(Formerly
Colonial
Mills,
Inc.)
1949
1948
$35,198,423 $44,003,456
Year Ended Nov. 30—
Sales
earnings
of
Earnings
after
taxes
.
shares outstanding
capital
per
share_:
__
.
on
•After
Federal and
State
tization
of
171, p.
income
196.
State income
taxes
postwar
'
18,757,466
834,31'J
$10.50
+After Federal
*3,733,256
834.319
$4.47
of $2,242,500.
and special provision
raxes
$6,340,000
of
machinery and construction
within
stock
Trust Co.,
extended to March 10, 1950 the time
3%
cumulative participating preferred
the
Trust—Earnings—
for amor¬
costs of $1,400,000.—
1943
$41,378
1949
$3,467
30—
2,430
of common
from sale
•Payment deferred.—V.
170, p.
Cr30,365
$4,509
—
_________
notes
loss
43,20(J
$39,508
interest
on
8,640
24,412
40,500
39
expenses
stocks—
loss
Net
1537.
Solar Aircraft Co.—Unit Sold—
The
company
sidiary,
has
Casket Co.—V.
bard
sold
Hubbard
Casket
Co.,
wholly-owned sub¬
a
to W. G. Hubbard for an undisclosed cash sum, and will con¬
mill operations and manufacture caskets for the new Hub¬
wood
tinue
170,
p.
598.
South Atlantic Gas Co.—Sells Certain
Properties—
properties at Sanford and DeLand, Fla., to Florida
Home
Gas Co. for $237,700, was consummated Dec. 28,
1949, South;
Atlantic Gas receiving $200,000 first mortgage against these
proper¬
sale
of
gas
represented by 5% notes payable $5,000 each March 1 and Aug.
and 1953 and Mar. 1, 1954, and $175,000 payable Aug. 31,
Both notes and mortgage have
been assigned to the trustees
under
mortgage of
South Atlantic Gas Co. in lieu of release ot
property sold.
The stock of the Trustees' Garden Village, Inc.
was sold to H. H.
Hillyer at nominal value, South Atlantic Gas Co. receiving a second,
mortgage on the property of approximately $91,400, payable Sept. I,
1902, In consideration of advances previously made to that subsidiary.
ties,
1952
1954.
—V.
Du Pont, Allied Chemical and
competitor of Eastman
Kodak
14,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at $20.50 per
share, net, for the account of the Trustees of the Officers'
and Directors' Stock Bonus Fund. This offering was over¬
V.
170,
income
realized
Net
31.
these shares to it.
competing
and
Total
without
Rand sustains its
Rand will then
suit
wholly-
139.
p.
Shawmut Bank Investment
1949,
ment.
Net
above.—V.
have
of
9 Months Ended Nov,
•Interest
competitive situation in the chemical field, according to
&
171,
their holdings for shares of Title Insurance
California corporation, plus cash. See V. 170, p. 2587.
Debenture
ership
and
for 1950, employees of this
Co.—Acquiring Oil Lands—
Oil Co.
directors
holders
The
Remington
on
covering
not
exchange
may
interest
would be the taking of his property
so
Remington
the
tion
The
which
between
the
in
opinion
to
16
Security Title Insurance & Guaranty Co.—Exch. Offer.
Administrative
of law."
Remington
stock.
erty
Oil
Barnsdall
See
30.—V.
Dec.
on
contribute
determination of his claim.
a
view,
my
process
If
SEC
Seaboard
an
prior to
have,
due
stock purchase plan
may
Pine
to
Jan.
and of Marinette Paper. Co. and Coos Bay Pulp Corp.,
subsidiaries,
with the
settle
should
Government
Rand's
Rand's
payment."
a
H.
on
in excess of 10% of weekly
earnings for purchase of common stock, the aggregate principal amount
not to exceed $750.0(?0.
The proceeds will be used for corporate pur¬
pose.
A registration statement covering the sale of this stock was tiled
owned
a
Chemie and Remington Rand,
of Chemie under well-known
principles of equity, became lodged in Remington Rand and could
only be defeated upon Remington Rand's failure to pay $25,000,000
upon
restoration of legal title (to the shares of General Aniline)
to Chemie,
and in sueh a case Chemie would have a lien to enforce
this agreement alleged
established,
this equitable
"By
if
Paul
SEC
the
with
stock/series A (par S20>
Chairman of the board. The IssueDavis <fe Co., Chicago, 111.—V. 169,
preferred
declaratory
both motions, Judge Pine said:
denying
In
Remington
a
one
U.
the
and
Remington
without
suit
Chemie's
American-owned.
become
will
motions,
two
on
by
the employees'
company
Rand
Remington
company
was
filed
Scott Paper Co.—Stock to Employees—
Under
by specific performance
from Chemie,
and which it
chemical
huge
underwritten
be
was
cumulative
1711.
p.
enforce
to
5*2%
of
by Louis Schwitzer, Sr.,
the U. S.
and
court.
ol'
out
action
obtained
a
be
largest chem¬
during the war,
the shares of General
of
the
Aniline
General
notification
letter of
A
it.
from
of
asked
has
of
of
unsubscribed shares were taken by the
The
1949.
28,
worid's
the
D. C.
The decision, rendered by Judge David A. Pine on Jan. 17, refused
to
dismiss
the complaint of intervention filed by Remington Rand
Inc.,
in I a suit brought against the U. S.
Government by Interhandel, a Swiss corporation formerly known as I. G. Chemie, which
Chemie
Subscriptions—The
Fisher Brick Co.—Stock
stockholders subscribed to 93.6% of the 106,584 shares
through
shares
as
Sayre &
companies seized by the U. S. Government
a
decision of the U. S. District Court in Washington,
ical
company
financing
will
paved
been
on
owes
but $2,400,000 to the banks
The line of credit is only a temporary form
and the loans thereunder will be repaid at such time
permanent securities may later be issued.—V. 170, p. 1918.
the
agreement.
this
under
exceed at any one time a total of more:
borrowings will range between 2 and
to
Interest
was
—
Remington Rand Inc.
The
not
sums
Currently,
capital stock offered through rights which expired Dec.
—_
dividends
of
$8,000,000.
2,340,846
$425,044
.
'Excludes
give
$6,702,162
2,104,071
dividends
preference
Transportation
net
$6,302,445
184,115
amortization
k
Income
Prior
$550,851
160,203
Balance
Interest
a
in
remain
borrowings
of
between the company and a syndicate of six:
credit of $8,000,000, was approved by the California
and became effective last month.
The agreement
force
until
Dec.
31,
1951,
and permits in-and-out
agreement
creating
Commission
U.
P.
will
21,990,193
21,467,581
1,809,902
1,552,158
income, net
Number
oil
Net
Other
Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
$2,128,134
—
oper.
Other
Willclo
Field.
Rochester's
in
of
revenues
expenses
next
deep gas-producing horizon in
feet below the regular Iiugoton
approximately 20.000 acres in
a
nearly solid block surrounding the new discovery.
This develop¬
ment
is significant because Phillips has extensive refining, chemical
end other
operations ih this locality, the announcement concluded.
Phillips
—V.
$9,799,742
2,265,995
deprec. and
exps.,
-Net
Kathryn
discovery also found gas in
in which the
No. 1 Kathryn well is com¬
the regular 3,000 foot Permian zone of the
The
zone.
Pennsylvania
Hugoton
two
discovered
Pennsylvania
Gas
pleted,
$8,123,154
2,008,181
producing horizon.
new
Willclo
•well
Meld
$8,911,495
2,095,989
deduct.
revenues
Field—
Panhandle.
This- new discovery
well pumped
of 40-degree gravity oil through perforators iir
Pennsylvania zone at 5,844 to 5,880 feet.
Another potential oil
zone
was
also
encountered
in
the
Pennsylvania beds immediately
County,
man
225
477,818
$6,815,506
photographic
Co.—Discovers New Oil
Phillips Petroleum
oil
Operating
Operating
than
1950,
presentation and surrender of the bonds at the Central Hanover Bank
& Trust Co., trustee, 70 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 171, p. 363.
status
$8,000,000 Line of Credit Established—
If
company
104V2
shares
5,160
the
Year Ended Nov. 30—
$3,490,303
210,446
Puget Sound Power & Light
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry.—Correction—
(not
$9,589,296
454,966
2587.
p.
to deliver
The
$7,668,187
said: "If the intervener's claims are established, it is
equity in the stock.
How then can this court adjudge
that
the plaintiff
(Interhandel) and defendant (U. S. Government)
are entitled to stipulate for a settlement and dismissal,
with prejudice,
of the
cause
of action, regardless of any right the intervenor tnay
authorized the
Pennsylvania RR. to issue $10,620,000 of equipment-trust certificates
5n
connection
with
purchases of equipment.
The certificates were
offered Jan. G. subject to authorization by the ICC, to bankers headed
by Halsey Stuart Ai Co. on a bid of 99.434 with an interest rate of
21/«%
(see offering in V. 171, p. 100).—V. 171, p. 195.
Commission
Commerce
the
have
163, p. 2998.
production
In
Interstate
—V.
and
and
cancelled
27,909,013
185,935
other
170,
entitled
Pennsylvania RR.—Certificates Authorized—
each of the 41,262 shares of outstanding common stock
Investment Co.
Shares of Rochester & Pittsburgh held
Mahoning
Discount
$8,725,560
income
income
Net
-V.
Judge
The
*plan, the authorized common stock would be Increased
shares to 400,000 shares,
and four shares issued
in
for
Mahoning
by
$36,399,315
income
&
The
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$5,729,461 $69,571,645 $65,797,653
4,708,002 56,409,078 53,773,727
or
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—11 Mos—1948
income
the
inter¬
after
income
1948.-
$1,378,783
income
Gross
Net
(net)
income
over
200,000
mately
EARNINGS
$1,372,323
6,460
revenues___
oper.
OF
1949—Month—1948
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating revenues
Oper. exps. and taxes__
Other
$3,456,363
of
increase
an
COMPARATIVE
provides that the
directors cf
refrain from making the merger
however,
abandon
may
Common
Inc.—Earnings—
$36,654,850 $33,481,292 $40,059,842
27,929,290
25,813,105 30,470,546
and taxes
operating
Other
the
preliminary report of operations for 1949 shows net income equal
a
share on a larger number of common shares, compared
$2.02 a share for the previous year.
Gross operating' revenues
A
to
the
Total
revenues
oper.
exps.
held
which includes an additional 100,000 kilowatt steam generat¬
ing plant at Sunbury, Pa., now under construction and scheduled to
be completed by early 1931.
A total oi 150,000 kilo-watts of additional
capacity was
placed in
service at Sunbury during November and
the
Under
from
2228.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Electric
company's postwar construction
complete the
will
expenditures
program,
agreement,
merger
company
Preferred
Oakes,
E.
struction
lift
at
♦'Trial Feb. 6—
President, says he thinks it will be necessary
for the company to sell approximately $18,000,000 of additional new
securities to finance' the
remaining portion of the three-year con¬
struction program as now set up.
The remainder of cash requirements
will come from earnings or through other cash reserves.
Charles
The
$15,644,000
by
program.
Mr.
marketable
automobile
small
a
Public Service Co. of Indiana,
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Bonds
debt
N.
Gardner, trustee for the corpora¬
tion, to proceed with an auction sale of machinery and other physical
assets
at the company's plant.
Reorganization proceedings had been
postponed from Dec. 12 at Mr. Gardner's request.
The trustee said
the new plan was drawn after discussions with a group of engineers
identified
with
the Lytemobile Co.,
recently organized in Delaware.
Net
Placed Pri¬
vately—The company on Jan. 25 announced it has sold
to a group of institutional investors $33,500,000 of 23A%
30-year first mortgage bonds on a 2.7% yield basis.
19, and of Mahoning
proposed consolidation of
Dec.
on
approved
elfective.
permitted Allen H.
lie
Meanwhile,
taxes
used by Pennsylvania for prop¬
171, p. 363.
company
18,
$800.
Oper.
Financing—
issue and
due 198C.
The company also proposes to sell 40,000 additional shares of its
common stock
($30 par) to its parent, Ohio Edison Co., for $600,000.
erty
Buffalo,
Period End. Nov. 30—
company on Jan. 23 requested SEC authorization to
competitive bidding $3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
The
sell at
at
creditors' approval
Y., on Jan. 13. Judge John Knight
formal order confirming the plan,
received
corporation
this
attorneys to
prepare
a
lor
manufacture of
Operating
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Plans New
Corp.—Creditors Approve Plan—
calls
160, p. 331.
shares.—V.
treasury
103,850
"•Excludes
—
share
per
Court
Federal
directed
reviving
for
which
155,260
$1.54
Sept. 30—
1,915,375
this
8.
p.
Gross
Year Ended
$3,035,382
of
Nov.
on
San Diego Gas &
Interest
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Paramount Motors Corp.
Bent
160,616
Playboy Motor Car
operation
in
$559,536
1,972,251
$200,936
158,978
Dr$26,608
Co.
companies.
either
of
units
horsepower in compressor
and installation of 16,000
stations,
Funnandle sa;d
pipeline
at
pleted
both
owns
in
authority
,
charges)
171,
Investment
exchange
Depreciation
363.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
264,591
taxes &
A
The
$2,801,689
233,693
$294,945
17,855
(before
4,068,165 outstanding common
Pacific Telephone's
p.
shares
3,732,493
income
depr.,
6,500,000 shares, par $100.
shares
(net)
income
$183,081
Z)r$48,678
22,070
operating revenue
Net
Non-oper.
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,143,588 $24,358,868 $25,960,648
1,960,507 24,063,923 23,158,959
$1,948,432
1,997,110
____
and taxes__
5,000,000
authorized common stock from
increase in the
an
revenue
exps.
Pittsburgh Coal Co.—Merger Approved—
stockholders
The
operations)
incline
and
bus
1949—Month—1948
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating
363.
p.
rail,
(Combined
issued and if all of the 1,500,000 shares
hereby are sold will be 18,103,708 shares.
are
Rochester &
Earnings—
Pittsburgh Rys. Co.—System
1,598,103 shares. The
stock to be outstand¬
will be
total number of shares of preferred and
Monday, January 30, 1950
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(466)
6
170,
p.
2229.
Southwestern Public Service
Co.—Offering Underwrit¬
ten—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. heads a group of invest¬
ment bankers who are underwriting an offering of 168,695
shares
of
new
common
(par $1)
stock
to its com¬
Terms of the offering entitle the com¬
mon
stockholders.
mon
stockholders to subscribe for the new stock at
$31.50
share at the rate of one share for each eight shares
held of record Jan. 18, 1950. The subscription warrants,
which expire at 4 p.m. (EST), Jan. 31, 1950, give holders
the additional right to subscribe at the same price, sub*per
ject to allotment for shares not taken by stockholders
upon exercise of their preemptive rights.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. will act as dealer-manager of
a
of securities dealers in
subscription warrants.
group
of
soliciting the exercise
PURPOSE—Company proposes to use the net proceeds from
of
the
common
stock, together with the net
(Continued
on
the sale
proceeds from the sale t*£
page
40)
Volume
171
Number 4877
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(467)
7
■k
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLOME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
Range 1'wr Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
$ per share
37
Jun
Lowest
Highest
$ per
Dec
51
$ per share
share
49 Vi Jan
1%
Jun
Jan
21% May
19% Jan
Jun
23
Dec
21V; Jan
Dec
3
ACF-Brill
11
13
23% Jan
11
Adams
23
Adams-Millis
Sep
41
Jan
24
42 % Jan
47
Dec
43
Jan
13
45 3a Jan
4
14 3/a
193;
Dee
17 Vi Jan
3
Jan
12
97a Jan
Jan
Nov
44 Vi
18%
Jun
113,;
51 v;
Dec
26
11% Jan
Jan
97% Mar
237; May
110% Dec
5
51 r,8 Jan
251 a Jan
110 Vi Jan
120
5
Jan
167k Jan
25
18" s Jan
67 Vi Jan
4
09Jan
25
Dec
3-% Jan
3
4% Jan
11
Dec
78% Jan
3
Dec
80 Vi Jan
24
33 3.» Jan
Jan
21 Vk Jan
3
25 3a Jan
18
Jan
5
97 U Jan
25
133/a
Feb
187a
64
Apr
73
2Vk
Feb
4
40%
Feb
647k
Jan
82%
86%
Alabama
10
Sep
Nov
3
84
Jan
&
41,ifo
preferred w'w
26
57i*0
4
83
July
937;
Feb
6
Jun
8%
Jan
87k Jan
3
9% Jan
10
Allen Industries
200 % Jan
13
211 % Jan
23
165
...
$4.50
conv
preferred
Jun
210
Dec
Jun
19
Dec
19
Jan
3
Jan
27
gtd
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
Jun
303 i
Oct
28% Jan
13
29% Jan
11
Allied Mills
25 3/a
Feb
35%
Dec
32 Vi Jan
13
35% Jan
10
Allied Stores Corp
83 Vi
Jan
977a Nov
Jan
9
95% Jan
253/a
Feb
337a
Dec
317k Jan
13
34 3 8 Jan
9
76
Jun
88
Oct
87 % Jan
3
9034 Jan
18
Dec
36% Jan
25
37k Jan
4
26%
Jan
3774
2%
Jun
43k
37
Apr
94
Nov
Jan
40
Oct
102
Sep
43
120%
42
89 Va
Feb
34 Va
Jan
45
674
Jan
10% July
4f«
3
11
38% Jan
434 Jan
Jan
26
40
Jan
26
Jan
18
111% Jan
44"a Jan
6%
10
3
93i Jau
20 %
20%
2.900
22 74
21%
20%
21%
217s
21%
21%
217a
21%
21 %
21%
2,800
42 if,
421
443/a
43%
44%
2273
22%
OO 8 '
51
51
23 3 s
24 Va
*120
10%
44
23 3
10
10%
51
51%
51
23
23%
233 i,
237a
125
"120
17 i
*69%
*32
83
*963
9 Vk
*193
29
.
353
34%
*943
210
1974
a
*2874,
*19%
-*23%
34%
a
95 %
94%
3%
8
16%
69%
3%
3%
3%
3%
82%
827«
*96% 100
*96%
*88
92
*88
92
♦38
92
9
9
9
9
2,200
203% 204
204
204
4,000
*33
92
*9%
9<
207
3%
2083
203
9%
204%
24
193
.19%
19%
20
20
20
20%
2
28%
28%
283'2
287i
29
28%
28%
1,300
35 Vi
34%
34%
31%
35 V,
34%
♦94%
347k
34%
35 Va
14,000
94%
*94%
95
94%
95 %
700
323/a
32 Va
32%
323
a
32%
32
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,400
83%
89%
391
a
893
39%
897,
897a
897k
897,
897,
900
3634
3674
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
*47k
1
474
*4%
*4%
4%
"38
50
45
*38
4 V,
45
95
*38
*94%
4
4
95
4%
4
45
104
1047;
42
43
42 V,
42%
10% Jan
10%
10 %
45
40
40
7514 Jan
3Wo
14
263o Jan
American
61% July
x7% Jun
69
Oct
04% Jan
27
6612 Jan
12
Dec
10% Jan
13
11 "a Jan
30% Mar
35
Jan
96% July
5% Jun
104
Jan
12
Amer
4%
35
25
Jan
common
10%
10%
7a
10%
10
10'.,
10
10%
70%
70%
70
70
70
70%
70
70
C9%
70
25%
257 a
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 3 i
25-%
25%
25%
__
•63%'
4,000;
65
04%
64%
10-'
11
,■___2
Brake Shoe Co
13
9% Jan
17
American
3% Jan
3
5% Jan
14
Jan
1067a
Dec
1053
172'/a Mar
*103
American Cable & Radio Corp.
1
American Can Co common
,..—25
Jan
3
Sep
183% Jan
4
33%
Jan
257a Jan
3
60
Jun
82
Jan
703
Jail
4
25 5 a
Dec
24% Jan
16
19% July
a
2
Feb
47 7
3
Sep
443a Jan
Feb
19%
Dec
18% Jan
14
Jun
-J
<
7"o
Sper share
—100
18%
18%
18%
*18
18%
*18%
18%
87%
*85%
87%
85
£5%.
*85
87
507a
50%
51%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50
50%
50%
50'%
11934
15,600
119%
12012
118%
118 74
118
118%
117% 117%
117%
118%
3.500
33%
33%
33%
33
33 V,
34 7 s
35%
6.800
Cyanamid Co com.____lb
3Wo cor.v preferred series A.100
American Distilling Co
____..20
NEW
*119
33 %
YORK
share
3
24Va Jan
21
American Export Lines Inc___
40c
23%
24 Va
Amer 8c Foreign Power con;—No par
$7 preferred
;
No par
3%
3%
69'a
69%
517a
Dec
49% Jan
3
54% Jan
23
Jun
43 %
Oct
40 ■% Jan
25
423
18
American Hawaiian SS
Oct
4% Jan
3
5 % Jan
Nov
47 V; Jan
5
4734 Jan
5
4
34
Jan
20
American
11
American Ice Co common.__.No par
31% Jan
4
Jan
12
53
53%
51%
53
41%
41 %
41 %
40%
41'4
5%
*48
—50
1
33 3
5%
52
4
34
33%
167a
16
~
88%
14%
15 %
Jan
4
5% Jar.
3
3.90% preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
No par
Dec
13
11
11
Jan
9
10,400
'77a,.
500
91
50
15 V*
15
15 Va
15 Va
157a
15%
15%
6,900
217k
21%
21 Vi
21%
*217i
21%
21%
21%
800
16%
15 %
15%
15 V*
157k
15%
15 ^
15
15 Va
14,700
3R12
*86-%
89%
*86 ya
90 Va
*867 a
89%
893
15%
15%
147*
157a
15%
14%
8
*81
6-%
34
*67a
b%
*105%
6%
33
34
33
106%
*81
32
107
*105%
82
15
*81
6%
82
*674
33
32%
107
*105 Vi
a
*81
6 %
32%
107
89%
153
300
7,100
a
82 %
6%
*3212
67;
3334
*105%
*67«
7
3,6i
107
*6%
30 v;
7%
30%
30%
34% Jan
25
36% Jan
No par
*35%
4
36
35 7;
353
34%
34%
*35 v;
3
16
Jan
12
23
American
Jan
No par
15%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
Jan
24
$6 preferred
No par
1357a
136 %
136
136%
136%
137
I34y4
1363/a
135%
136
135%
136%
$5 preferred
No par
114
115
114%
115
114 %
115%
112%
114%
114 Va
114-%
114
114%
No par
100
14
14 Vs
137;
*175
*175
176%
15
14"3 Jan
News Co
:
Amer Power & Light com
Amer Rad & St
3
San'y coin
preferred
:
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co
American Ship Building Co
9
Amer Smelt & Refg
10
7%
Jan
Jan
40
9% Jan
48
16
53% Jan
Jan
43 % Jan
13
Jan
27
158
57% Jan
166
Jan
11
11
18
7f«
preferred
100
American Snuff Co
13
42
Jan
5
Jan
27
145
Jan
13
26% Jan
12
American Steel Foundries
Jan
11
American
Stores
127a Jan
17
American
Stove Co
41 Va Jan
10
American Sugar Refining corn—.100
7% preferred
100
28
Jan
24% Jan
3
Dec
29% •Jan
13
7%
Jun
31%
Feb
103
2
Jan
32
5
38% Jan-25
128% Jan
5
16
July
20%
Nov
19% Jan
13
138
Jun
150%
Jan
14614 Jan
3
60
V* Jan
76%
Dec
135
Jan
153 %
16
131
•
Jan
26
20% Jan
3
Jan
21
76 % Jan
9
149
Dec
73% Jan
151V; Jan
16
74
Dec
69 3 4 Jan
13
75
Jan
4
121
Aug
117% Jan
25
120
Jan
11
7% Jan
3
83/e Mar
277a Jan
3
Jan
5
85
Jan
71% Jan 10
6% Jan 25
874 Jan
Jan
Jan
25
common
preferred
100
_No par
Co
No par
_No par
American Sumatra Tobacco
American
American
Tobacco
—5
Tel & Tel Co
100
41%
*145
9
9%
8 va
45%
45
45%
45%
42
23 %
163
2
*40
127a
41
20
149
1537*
72 34
737k
*118%
118%
*118V2 -118%
118 Va
118 V*
11
27
American
II
7% Jan 10
7%
preferred
100
$4 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt coir.
1
8
8%
89
29%
6%
90
90
89
90
71%
73
73
6%
6%
6%
63 V2
29%
29 "a
65
Jan
12
preferred
25
s
633
2
3
31
Jan
3
Anaconda
Copper Mining
50
29%
29 3
4
22%
Jun
357/a
Jan
28 Va Jan
13
31% Jan
12
Anaconda
Wire
No par
29%
30
25%
Jan
40%
Dec
Jan
27
40% Jan
Dec
106 Vi Jan
20
109% Jan
U
Jan
x51
Jan
12
53 % Jan
20
283/a
Dec
21
Jan
13
23% Jan
7
liy4
NOV
9%
Jan
4
33/a Jan
4
13
18
6
&
Cable
Anchor Hock Glass Corp com.. 12.50
$4 preferred
Anderson,
l_i.No
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
par
*38%
*106
393
2
107
*63
8.000
158 Vi
330
160
158
417a
41
143%
142
41%
142
25
25%
30%
303
30%
30%
12%
20
148 V2
73%
118%
12
38%
131
*19%
148 Va
74
152 3/a
73
4
12
38-%
131
20
148%
12
38%
"130
20
1483;
20
37,100
6,300
74 V*
73 Va
74 V4
152%
152%
152 Vi
350
73 %
713 4
73 Vk
6,200
*118V4 119
"118%
119
8
8%
8
30
317k
31
32
90%
89%
92
927;
74
*72 Va
74%
'73%
76 %
300
6V2
6%
67 a
63/a
2,300
*62%
63%
91
8%
29
23%
29
29
29
28%
28%
a
10%
*3 7a
37a
3774
377;
39
106%
*53
2174
*10 Va
*37k
38
393
4
106%
38 Vs
•106
67 k
38%
107
53 V 2
*52 Va
53%
2174
21 y«
21%
10 %
3 Va
38
*9%
130
sy3
30%
28%
39%
300
1,500
1487k
29V;
10674
20
1,000
29 ya
39
900
10,000
1,100
1,900
28%
*106
3,100
12
29 Va
4
6
1
38%
132
29%
*1078
3%
38
55 %
29
10%
*3%
38
45%
41%
293
*10%
5
s
54%
30
22
20
453
*40%
55
25%
39
27,300
42
29%
21%
No Par
73;
25 y3
132
15,800
176%
7%
63
22 7w
Archer-Daniels-Midland
"175
63
*22 %
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
417k
77-8
45
63
10
6
176%
17,500
14
62%
28%
533
12
159
*142
13%
s
6374
53
12
897/a
*71%
14
15 7
637;
53%
Jan
8
28%
307a
36
15%
6%
*52%
3% Jan
117%
30%
36
15%
Vs
214/
10% Jan
40
8 Va
30%
71%
6%
25
*62 7
8
297k
73
287k Jan
conv
8%
29%
89
*70%
62% Jan
$5 prior
8
28%
72
30%
36
30 V;
74%
153%
73%
5474
Va
26
153%
74%
153%
28%
41%
73%
74
153
common—_No par
12 y«
38 Va
*130
159
144
7%
7%
44V2
153 VA
7474
Woolen
30%
*175
•41
a
147 7/a
73 3/a
74
25%
197a
20
153 %
73%
159
553
148%
74 Vi
74%
Jan
34% Jan
20
73%
35'A
Jan
4
153 %
common
preferred
65
NOV
123/4
39 V
130%
148%
42
41%
307a
*12
77k
45
54%
*674
13%
176%
45
114
_25
6%
Jun
4Vi
41
267«
39
19%
161%
145
130
148%
Jun
42%
12%
14
*41
55%
30 %
40%
*175
7%
26%
130 %
149
25 Va
2% Aug
30%
20
148%
48%
26% May
8
*397;
Dec
Dec
37
*123
*129
*40 7a
*143
26%
b
9
45%
42
55%
160%
417k
145
26
303
131%
20
162
40%
*143
267a
*40
55%
162
417 2
2
42
55
2074
*129
17 63
*40
148
*30
123
*175
55 v;
55
*161 Va
14%
14
2
—100
92% Jan 27
73
non-cum
14%
4
American Viscose Corp common—14
5% preferred
100
American Water Works Co Inc
5
154V2Janll
32
6%
*40%
.
*353
15%
a.
4512
No par
36
1763
9
5
No par
com
14%
No par
40% Jan
142
31%
32Vi
■
7%
Dec
footnotes see page
7"'a
30 7»
Jan
For
323k
'90
*6%
Jun
8% July
8
303 i
19 %
Jun
32%
9t
7%
21%
15%
*90
30%
5674
55 Vi
90%
7%
43%
108
32 Va
*77i
8
*7%
90%
497k
30%
26
91 % Mar
33%
8
91
5%
♦48
7%
25
80
3.000
5%
52
30%
7% Jan
Jun
700
5%
53A
•48
52
*6%
44% Jan
Jun
41V4
30 3a
Dec
Sep
52%
"40 U
1
Nov
43/2
6%
33%
52%
41%
15%
IO
21 %
82
*105
5%
52%
No par
49
59%
6%
33 Vi
105
1,200
12,300
52 74
*40Vt
American Natural Gas Co
13
79
*6%
32%
105
*81
32%
5.600
American Molasses Co
13% Jan
Feb
81
*77
1
33%
173/4
59 Vi
5
Sep
Jan
15 7k
*21 ij
8
2,100
16%
59%
7
Jan
Dec
—100
153;
21%
1
33%
*90%
09%
1774
59%
7% Jan
147'k
Nov
15 v;
213
3
91
69
4.300
32% Jan
115V; Jari 24
128%
2
300
3 V3
a
14,100
5
4
Sep
7%
*903
5%
*48
69
33
600
4
13
1
4
Dec
8
91
Shares
7
Jan
293
-Jan
150
*90
American Metal Co Ltd com.No par
4%% preferred
100
128
Dec
common.
Jan
105
3
*7%
,_—100
5Vi
52
1674
•58
*6%
6% Jan
Oct
Dec
preferred
34 % Jan
32% Jan 26
104 % Jan
non-cum
6% Jan
80
1077s Jan
Jun
33%
14%
6*0
5%
*43
88%
Dec
48 Va
-5%
52
16%
Dec
99 % Mar
5 %
*47
147a
130
7ya
547a
88%
7% Mar
38%
8
41-%
1
1097k
Jun
53 3
—100
Feb
6 %■ Jan
53%
42%
:_No par
Feb
21%
53
7% preferred
Amer Maeh & Fdry com
70%
Apr
17 %
59
American Locomotive
83%
ixll7V4
16%
59
9
137
497/a May
17%
60
27
20
69
177;
59 Vi
11
Jan
68
17%
60%
16% Jan
4
8% Jan
91
08%
17
60
89% Jan
78
12%
68
69%
17%
16% Jan
Sep
45
68%
2
3
til
4
15 %
Jun
3%
12
36% Aug
120
37k
Jan
84
427'a
3
Jan
143
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan 27
84
Feb
Jan
3
15
32
Jan
37k
Jan
33'A
34%
3%
633
American International Corp .No par
American Investment Co of III
1
Jan
142
233
9
Nov
130
22%
12
Dec
164
2374
15 % Jan
5%
Jun
227s
22% Jan
287/a
Jun
23%
13
Dec
39V4
22%
25
Nov
37
237;
Jan
Jan
8%
23
14
33%
Jan
243 k
21% Jan
1057a
6% Mar
23%
the Week
19
*42
1
com
Products
19
Dec
Jan
23%
Home
19
Dec
15%
178
Hide & Leather
convertible preferred
7
*18%
4
Jun
Jun
6%
*6%
15
10
Jun
Mar
American
7
19
*6%
17%
'___.10
Sales for
1
19%
4
61
No par
Co
7
Friday
*19
Jan
4%
10
preferred A
1
7% Jan
96%
169
$7 2nd
.
7
Thursday
19%
90
Sep
Aug
22%
7%
Jan, 21
4 per share
Jan
Oct
7
Jan. 20
S per share
7
Encaustic Tiling...
600
PRICES
$ per share
$ per share
700
80
$ per share
$ per share
Par
*19
10
19%
Jan. 25
7%
11
1,800
3,700
Wednesday
197-a
Jan
SALE
*19%
25%
500
25%
47
47
Jan. 24
7%
4
HIGH
♦25
2
19
Tuesday
*19%
33
AND
33
25
■173
Jan. 28
1
74% Jan
4
18
25
Monday
American
4
333
25%
,
Jan. 21
457a
Jan
18
25%
3
OC
Saturday
34
76
33%
3
LOW
STOCK
$6 preferred
__No par
American Gas & Electric Co—10
18%
2
50%
EXCHANGE
,
11
102
74%
18%
19% Jan 10
Jun
74%
*86%
64% Jan
Jun
74 3
86%
3
Jun
74 Va
86%
3
11 Va
75',
9,900
*18%
Jan
12%
*74%
■
187a
Jan
73
2,900
75%
113%
87
16
15%
277k
%
*18
54
22%
27
*8514
American
Dec
Feb
26%
American Crystal Sugar com
4V*% prior preferred
4
Dec
15% Mar
260
26%
9
23
19 74
UV2
187%
27%
*467,
61 Va
Dec
187
26%
18%
l'_;—lo
10
.___100
Jun
97-8
116
187%
27%
■
46%
Colortype Co—
Jan
32%
115
187 V,
27
18%
.
37
100
114 V,
188%
27%
Ameiicau European Secur—No par
3
Feb
110%
188%
26%
id
3
Jan
188
1127a
138%
12
27a Jan
Jan
114
137
112%
27%
7% Jan
64% Jan
5%
111%
189
1127a
27%
19% Jan
Dec
73
111%
11278
188>2. 1883 2
6
Dec
5%
7,500
25
3%
48
4%
Jan
69 Va
Jun
4%
67a Jan
Jun
Jun
7.300
4%
46%
Highest
Jan
3Va
8%
STOCKS
Nov
24 V4
8'2
18%
Range Since Jan. 1
20V
46
8*%
4%
46%
5
19
63/4
8%
47a
18%
27
Oct
IV2
8%
•4%
46
35% •Can
Dec
44
3%
4%
18%
120% Jan
217-4
8%
4%
46
13
6%
Jan
8%
4%
18%
16
19%
13%
3%
4%
46
323i Jan
Feb
400
8%
4%
18%
115% Jan
Feb
3,600
874
4s a,
No par
t
4.900
34%
103
45 34
Dec
4%
11
33%
*102 '•>
45 34
36% Mar
15%
11
34%
102'%
*183
Jan
$ per
11%
34%
American
51% Jan
$ per share
107k
1027;
9
27
18 "*8 Jan
$ per share
34 V,
253
Jan
Lowest
10%
103
75 %
362
Highest
337«
253
3
Year J 949
10%
103
75
Range for Previous
Lowest
34%
103%
•63%
75
5
.
34
10312
65
25 %
13
Jan
11 Va
10%
34
104
*03%
65
25%
Jan
18
33%
*10332
105
*63%
11
75
Jan
Oct
3474
65
*25'a
19 % Jan
47
preferred
11
3%
1
_100
Fdry com
*63%
.
11 Vs
*737tt
82
120
preferred
65
25,100
1,400
American Chain & Cabie____.No par
American Chicle Co
L.Nopar
49
35 Va
1%
American Car &
12
Dec
87
51 %
Jan
12
Mar
19%
71% July
Jun
*
18
26:53 Jan
24
25 Vi
Jan
75*a Jan 24
7
15 Vi
99
Jan'27
28% Jan
4
39%
Feb
-j
190
Broadcasting Co Inc
,
34 Va,
com.. .No par
convertible preferred——__100
7% Jan
187%
2,5001
25 34
Jan
Jun
42*
71
Dec
21%
42
1074
4%
113''
1,300
10 Va
103 i
81
100
105
25V
Jun
2%
45
lOo
-
50
Note
preferred
1,200
♦J^
105
71
10b
preferred
conv
Bank
American Bosch Corp
104% Jan 20
3
Jan
4
6%
cum
4
10
■
'
4
Jan
32% Jan
4
*40
106 34
:
'■
2,300
4
104
Jan
600
90
4
32%,
*89%
43%
s
200
19%
106 %
2
5,500
283
43%
693
247,
100
19%
106%
247
82
24%
29
43%
Dec
102 3
82
247a
107%
Dec
200
97%
43%
70
4,300
24%
105%
27
84
96%
V2
Jun
27,800-
23 %
43
Jan
80
37a
*80%
4312
20
1,300
37,
83
5,600
70%
24%
100
106 *4
51
3 V,
17
a
80%
3
Corp.__.No par
Petroleum
16%
84
Amer Agricultural Chemical..No par
American Airlines common
____JL
Amerada
160
9.000
125
♦693
84
•81
82
83
15,600
51%
3%
16%
69%
83
*96%
9%
211 %
3 Va
173
69%
37«
32%
24 3
3%
16%
69 %
38,500
23 %
a
23
*120
125
17%
80%
25
100
3%
3
*513
71
8
3%
92
9%
211
207
3
*38
92
9 Va
4
34
24%
25
100
a
3
•120
125
10%
7,100
a
10%
10
51
24
17%
3%
97a
10%
51%
10%
23%
*120
33%
400
44%
227a
70%
82 3 4
5,900
41%
44%
23%
17-%
837k
417,
41 Va
43%
227,
*69%
378
•40
44
23
3 74
-
41 Va
43%
21%
70Va
4
2
44%
22%
*51
125
3%
*403
41
53%
3
43%
17T1,
*88
—100
___.No par
convertible preferred
10%
v
41
53%
3
22 3 8
4
2478
par
coin..
a
10%
125
"963
preferred
100
Mfg common_No par
preferred
423
2474
"32
5
common—No
a
51ss
81J2
No pur
Amalgamated Leather Co
5
Jan .25
20%
37«
100
_
Alpha Portland Cement
11
20%
3
3
3
17%
..—No par
conv
20%
53%
3
"69 V
Allis-Chalmers
374%
1,100
20%
33
1
15%
j
3
20%
"120
No par
Inc
-247k
203
53%
20%
100
Allegheny & West Ry 6°v
.
53%
*27a
a
24 V4
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
•
Shares
a
53 %
53%
for
the Week
31
3
523«
Sales
Friday
20 7
.1
preferred A
54 V
Thursday
20'2
3%
"51
100
1
Allegheny Corp common.
Sep
94
100
531,
share
20%
107a
1
50
Ry
54 %
443'2
No pur
Vlcksburg
Jun
Mar
4 per share
S per
223/a
1
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining———10
Aldens Inc common
—5
17 Vk
27%
Jan. 27
$ per share
'40
No par
Inc
88
104
Jan. 20
J per share
* per share
22-
Corp. _lo
S3 preferred w w
3
Dec
47a
Jan. 25
*3
1
Corp
Air Reduction
19
33« Jan
24
Jun
Express Co.
Corp new common
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
9
Jan
27k
Wednesday
Jan. *21
54',4
10
Addressograph-Multigraph
5
3
51
Tuesday
Jan. *23
20'a
2.50
Admiral
.5
Jan
227; Jan
Dec
May
57k
46
24
Co
Motors
PRICES
Monday
$ per-share
5
Acme Steel Co.
^
HIGH SALE
AN*
Saturday
Jan. *21
Abbott Laboratories
11
Jan
211
27% Mar
35
*
Par
21
3% Jan
3
xl73/a
54 % Jan
3
Oct
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
13
17%
3%
NEW
Highest
107k
38
106%
♦52
21%
*9%
38
37
37
106'%
106%
106%
53%
*52 Va
53%
227«
21%
10%
*10
22
5,500
49,500
210
130
21,000
530
1,800
50
200
8,800
10%
3%
3%
*3%
3%
*3%
3%
100
*38%
38%
38%
38%
*38%
38 Va
700
1
8
COMMERCIAL
THE
(468)
Year 1919
$ per
share
$ per share
$ per
Jun
29 Va
Dec
26"% Jan
13
29% Jan
5
Jun
95
Feb
89
Jan
3
94% Jan
27
Jun
8%
Dec
Jun
77%
Jan
38'%
Jun
51'%
Dec
94
Jun.
101%
Dec
105'%
Jun
7% Jan
13
48
Jan
26
27
76% Jan 20
Jan
9
101% Jan
24
Jan
24
113% Jan
9
112
52
conv
Dec
15% Jan
20
Jan
9
Arnold
13%
Jan
9% Jan
4
12% Jan
9
Artloom
Feb
15%
Sep
15 Va Jan
3
17'% Jan
9
Associated
19
95
Apr
109
Dec
105
Jan
6
109% Jan
20
6%
1st preferred..
87
Apr
101'%
Dec
100
Jan
4
102'/a Jan
10
7%
2nd
NOV
47% Jan
13
49% Jan
25
Associates
105%
Jan
100 % Jan
16
110'% Jan
20
97%
Jun
105%
Nov
103 % Jan
27
104% Jan
12
10 Va
Dec
15
Jan
12 Va Jan
3
14'% Jan
11
45% Jan
9
Atl
47
Jan
41
Jan
Feb
73
Dec
68'% Jan
23
70 % Jan
94
Mar
Jan
13
89% Jan
20
Jun
30%
87
24
Jan
27
99% Jan
5
Jan
21
111
Dec
102
Dec
20
Jan
24'% Aug
22% Jan
19
42
Jun
58
Jan
Feb
110
Dec
16
52% Jan
100
107% Jan
13
Jan
Sep
20%
4%
Feb
7%
Sep
13%
Feb
15%
Dec
15
24
Powder
Jan
5
19
'% Jan
12
8
Austin
7% Jan
10
Autocar Co
3
14% Jan
12
Automatic Canteen Co of
6'% Jan
12% Jan
4%
Jun
7%
Jan
5% Jan
3
6% Jan
7
Jun
44%
Jan
37% Jan
4
40% Jan
9
Jun
15
Nov
14% Jan
5
15% Jan
25
Babbitt
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
11%
Jan
Avco
112'%
*15%
16%
15%
11%
10%,
11'%
*15%
16'%
10%
10%
49
48%
101'%
160
*111'%
112'%
110
*15%
16%
100
'
10%
10%
10%
16'%
*15%
10'%
10%
900
10'%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
109%
109
109
109'/a
109%
108%
109'%
108'/a
108'%
103
102
102
102'%
102'%
102%
102%
*102%
104'%
*102%
103%
100
49%
49%
49'%
49%
49»%
49%
1,500
105%
104%
105'%
104%
105%
7,900
104
103%
103'%.
16%
16'%
49%
49%
49
49'/a
49%
109
107%
109
107%
108%
X102
104%
104%
104
%
16%
17
6,400
109%
109
330
4
*103%
104
900
104%
104%
104 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13'%
3,700
43'/a
43%
44%
44
45
43 Va
44 %
43%
44'%
44
44'%
11,180
69%
*67%
69%
1
88
88 %
88
88
*86%
88%
400
36%
37'%
37
37%
38
38%
38'%
39%
17,600
110
110
109%
109%
109%
109%
109
109'%
101'%
100'%
100%
22%
100'%
100'%
100%
100%
100'%
100%
350
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 "a
22'%
22 %
22%
2,700
54'%
54'%
54'%
54%
54%
100
*107%
108'%
108'%
108 %
*107%
109
*18'%
*18'%
19
*18'%
19
19
*7
7%
*7
*15
15%
*15
15%
*15
5c
*6%
6%
6%
6%
5
13%
13%
13'%
13%
(The) common
Mfg Corp
3
_
._
$2.25 conv preferred.
___
6
5%
6%
..No par
*38%
40
*18
7
7
7'/a
7 %
*15
15'%
*14%
38 %
5%
5%
5%
13
5%
6
200
7'/a
1,100
100
15
6%
800
13'%
6%
6%
13%
*13
13%
13
6I
391
*38%
6%
6%
6%
6%.
250
19%
15
13%
1,900
6
28,600
%
38
500
54%
108
108
18'%
7
5%
6
39 %
*38
108'%
*18
15
13%
.
..
54'%
54%
*108
18
6%
*6%
Amer
_
*54'%
55
107%
18'%
107%
15%
6%
7%
-No par
.
54'%
54Va
No par
($1.201
200
111
22'%
101'%
*22'/a
*68
*86
*67%
100%
*110
111
101'%
69 %
88
37%
37'%
37%
37%
111
100
*67%
87%
68'%
*87
88
69%
89
68'%
70%
*68
25
common
prior pref
34%
8
101'%
*111%
.No par
12
Jan
17% Mar
Nichols
Jun
101'%
112%
No par
3
Nov
101%
*111%
49%
108'%
100
_
10
4%
101%
112%
49
16%
A—100
series
Jan
10%
48 %
101%
112
43%
convertible preferred
Conv
48'%
101%
112%
15%
15%
*11
50%
101%
15,800
104%
series B
15% Jan
24
25
2,900
100
Atlas Tack Corp.
Jan
48'%
50
112%
49%
common
common._
110
4%
48
101
74%
*101
51
5
25
6% Jan
15
Lines
preferred
conv
Atlas
1,400
75
75
74%
74
75%
74%
75%
loo
preferred
Refining common..
25
Jan
39,100
74%
74
77
107%
Atlas Corp.:
4
Jan
I SS
Preferred $3.75
7
Jan
55
4%
310
9 %
9
No par
non-cum
Atlantic
5
101'% Jan
112%
Jun
109
9
40% Jan
36% Jan
Dec
42%
Jun
93%
106
94%
8%
9
10
W
&
G
29%
94%
9'%
*101%
Inc
5%
29
94%
8%
8%
9
100
Topeka & Santa Fe com
5% non-cum preferred
5
Feb
29%
94%
8%
*
——-10
Atlantic Coast Line RR_
Jun
77
28%
94%
*15'%
1
Atch
53
28%
94
100
Co
Investment
50%
Jun
32%
28%
93 %
100
Feb
T F
29 %
114
preferred.,
80
A
28%
93
101%
_
30%
13
29'%
94%
8%
51
No par
_
Shares
28%
*113
Dry Goods common
the Week
93%
*75%
5
Inc
Co
Carpet
Jan. 27
$ per share
9
*101
Constable Corp
16%
7% July
lor
Sales
Friday
Jan. 26
$ per share
share
29 Va
No par
.
$ per
$ per share
$ per share
93
No par
preferred-
convertible
13% Mar
11%
5
No par
Cork Co com
$3.75 preferred
$4
Jan.25
'
prior preferred— .No par
Armstrong
Thursday
Wednesday
9
23%
100
% 'k
$6
11
100 % Jan
Oct
114
Jan
9'% Jan
13
69
Corp common..
convertible preferred
Armour & Co of
Illinois corn
4
PRICES
SALE
Jan. 21
*92
10
Steel
Armco
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 23
$ per share
Par
$ per share
share
19%
77
5
LOW
1950
Monday, January 30,
Monday
Jan. 21
EXCHANGE
Highest
1
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
49%
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
38 %
38%
38
GOO
38%
B
xl3
1
10% Jan
,
*14%
15
15
15
15 %
15'%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15V4
15%
18
Baldwin Locomotive Works.. _____13
12'%
12%
12%
12%
12
12'%
11%
12'/8
11%
12
12
12%
16,600
11
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'%
10%
10%
11%
10%
11 Vs
23,900
21% Jan
3
.1
12% Jan
11% Jan
3
9% Jan
,
11
20
20'%
20
20'%
19
20
20
20'%
20
20%
8,500
22'%
22%
21%
21%
21'%
21%
21
21'%
21%
21%
2,000
68 %
68%
68
68
67%
67%
*67%
68
45
45
44%-
46
*45%
46
1,900
18%
18%
18%
*18%
19
300
39
*37%
Ti
IB
Inc
7%
Jun
14%
Jun
22'% Jan
14%
Jun
25,
60'%
Jun
72
July
66% Jan
19
72
Jan
5
38
Jun
53
Dec
44'Va Jan
26
48% Jan
4
Barber
Oil
21%
Jan
16% Jan
3
10
Barker
Brothers
*
Mar
36% Jan
16
56'%
Dec
15
Sep
36
Jun
39% Mar
41
Jan
Jan
19
21
.
.
3
Jan
20
19'% Jan
Oct
56'% Jan
4
% %
3
20
9
Bath Iron
11 %
Jun
17%
Jan
12'% Jan
3
13% Jan
9
Bayuk
Nov
33%
Dec
29% Jan
3
31% Jan
12
87 »/8
Feb
101
Dec
99
Jan
4
12%
Nov
20
%
•Jan
17% Jan
16'%
Oct
21%
bee
20% Jan
Mar
86%
Nov
74
Feb
9%
69
15%
14% Jan
Jan
*45%
18%
18%
37%
37'%
.5
56
56
Works Corp.
..
Beck Shoe
9
27'%
32%
30%
Jun
37
Mar
32'% Jan
26
11%
Jun
16
Feb
13% Jan
3
5
15'% Jan
24
Eeeeh-Nut,
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,600
30%
30%
30%
30%
31 '/B
2,000
99 '/a
99 VB
99 VB
*99 %
99'%
*99'%
99 %
200
19'%
19%
191%
191/4
19'%
18%
19%
20 VB
21%
20%
21'/4
9,000
*21%
22
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
23
23
23%
1,800
*80
81
81
81
*80
81
81
81
Jun
12% Jan
27
14 VB Jan
12
12% Jan
4
13% Jan
11
Bell
Jan
16
87
Jan'
Dec
34% Jan
13
37
Jan
Jan
9 VB Jan
4
10'% Jan
17
21%
Feb
27%
Nov
25 Va Jan i
73%
Jan
85
Dec
86
Mar
Jan
93
1%
23%
25
Dec
Feb
May
23%
Jun
129%
Jun
22'%
Jun
Oct
9
86
Jan
3
6
25% Jan
Co
1
86 VB Jan
25
Beneficial
Cum
106 % Jan
12
1% Jan
4
2% Jan
11
27%
Oct
26'% Jan
3
29% Jan
12
Best
&
3C
Dec
33
Jan
13
36 Vb Jan
5
Best
Foods
30% Jan
13
33% Jan
139% Jan
21
140% Jan
13
Jan
11% Mar
28
share
...
28% Jan
11
Black & Decker
15% Jan
12
Elaw-Knox
8%
Jun
14%
Dec
14% Jan
%
Jun
15
Dec
13% Jan
4
14% Jan
12
Jun
25% Mar
22% Jan
3
27% Jan
11
Aug.
27
Jan
23% Jan 25
13% Jan
25
27
Jan
5
60
10
x24% Jan
12
Nov
4
16% Jan
9
19*% July
51
Dec
48 Va Jan
9
50% Jan
5
Borden Co
42%
59%
Dec
56'% Jan
13
60% Jan
5
Jan
Dec
35'/4 Jan
16
38% Jan
9
7% Jan
3
9% Jan
10
47%
28
Jan
Jan
32% Jan
21
26
9% Jan
9
30 % Jan
11
20%
Jun
29%
Nov
28% Jan
16
29% Jan
7
Oct
33
Jan
26
Jan
25
29% Jan
6
Bristol-Myers
Co
Jan
36
Jan
13
39
Jan
26
Dec
11% Jan
13
12% Jan
3
40
Dec
39% Jan
9
40
Jan
3
Brown Snoe Co Inc
Dec
102% Jan
27
103% Jan
24
27%
2,000
10 Va
10
10 '/a
1,800
10'%
10%
10'%
10'%
10
10'/a
*10
AND
HIGH
PRICES
SALE
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Jan. 28
Jan. I I
Jan. 5»5
$ per share
S per share
Jan. 26
$ per share
$ per share
Friday
Thursday
Jan.27
$ per share
$ per share
28
14%
14%
3.200
13%
13'%
13%
6,200
13%
13%
13%
14%
.
*14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
2.5%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
23 %
24%
*23%
26
14%
25
14-%
300
25%
25'%
25%
6,800
24
23%
23%
1,600
14%
14%
56
56
56
56 V2
56
57%
57%'
58 %
57%
57%
*58
59
22
22
21%
22
21
21%
21
21
21
21
21
21
1,310
16%
16%
15%
16
.15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,100
49'%
4,800
57%
7,900
5
2.50
15
*98'%
2
*35%
8%
28
99
2
36%
8%
28
49%
49 %
49%
49 %
49%
49 %
49%
57%
%
98%
57%
57%.
56 Va
57 %
56%
57'%
98 %
99
99 %
99
99
99
99
2
2
2
36%
%
*1%
%
361/4
36
8%
28
28
36%
8%
8%
28%
28%
8%
8%
8%
8 %
3%
29 %
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
Nopar
*28%
29
28%
28 %
_2.50
26%
26%
26%
27
28%
26%
*105
28%
26%
106
*105
106
__No par
38
38
38%
1__—1
12
12 %
12
39%
39'%
*39%
39%
*39%
39%
*103%
104%
*103%
103%
1031/3
103%
15
.
No par
38%
12 %
36 Va
18%
29 %
common
.
28%
*8%
106
T%
2
No par
*105
49 Va
56%
*99
38%
38%
12 Va
12
8
283a
28 Va
26
-105
38 %
12 Va
*39
'102%
36%
8%
29
36%
8'/a
29
36 %
8'/a
32'%
620
8'%
2,900
28%
5,200
8%
8%
28%
38%
12 Va
39%
103%
28'%
26%
*105
38%
12'/a
*39
28'%
26%
106
39
12%
39%
*102%" 103%
8
28'%
28'%
26%
*105
38%
12'%
*39
102%
19
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender—No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
241%
24%
23 %
24%
23%
23"%
19%
Bucyrus Erie Co common
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
%
19%
18%
19 %
19
19%
19%
Sep
1231% Jan
26
123% Jan
16
123%
*123
123%
*123%
Dec
12% Jan
3
14 % Jan
14
7%
$5
preferred
(The)
Co
100
;
Nopar
common
3
76% Jan
9
341/2 Jan
4
39% Jan
24
Buffalo Forge Co
Dec
17% Jan
13
19*% Jan
11
Eullard Co.!
29%
Jun
36
Jan
34% Jan
3
36% Jan
11
13
20% Jan
10
76
Oct
741/2 Jan
•
19%
Dec
May
95
Nov
94
Jan
4
96
Jan
12
Jun
91
Dec
87
Jan
24
89
Jan
9
18% Jan
preferred
No par
1
Co Inc
conv
2nd
24
Jan
9
3 % % preferred
100
Burroughs Adding Machine_.No par
5
Bush
Terminal
x97%
Jun
122
Dec
Jan
12
Jan
27
Bush
Term
9% Jan
13
11% Jan
23
Butler Bros common
Jan
3
76% Jan
17
11%
Dec
Feb
3
Feb
17
Jun
71
3%4 Jan
13
9
Butte Copper &
21
Jan
25
24% Jan
5
Byers Co
103
Jan
5
105% Jan
24
23
Jan
3
Jan
14
4% Jan
98%
Jun
201/2
Jun
26%
Jan
30
Feb
36%
Dec
34'A Jan
3
36% Jan
11
52
May
58
Apr
53
Jan
5
55
Jan
26
1
Jun
2
Oct
1 % Jan
3
1% Jan
10
24
(A
5%
95'/a
88
*86%
87%
*84
86
*84
86
84
103% Jan
18
14%
14%
14%
14%
9%
121
14%
14%
14%
9%
9%
9
121%
121%
122
60
400
14%
6,500
9'%
8,900
122
.
100
10%
11%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
12,500
*74%
75%
74%
75%
*74%
75%
75
75%
*75%
76'%
220
3%
3%
23
22%
*105%
106
*1051/4
23%
23%
3%
22%
106
23%
23%
3%
3%
3%
3%
4
4
4
4
1,300
221/4
22%
21:%
22'%
21'%
IO0V4
105%
105%
105%
105'/a
105 %
104%
23%
23%
23%
23'%
23%
23%
*22%
23'%
500
35%
1,000
55
21
22
21%
105
3,200
160
par
*35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35'A
35%
35%
35%
x34%
34%
—50
35%
Jun
40
Jan
5
Cons Copper
Ry Co
Breweries
3%
*22%
100
—
*541/4
54%
*54'A
54%
*54'A
54%
54%
55
55
*53%
55
1%
1%
1
%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
6,000
4'A
4'A
4%
4'A
4'A
4%
4'A
4'A
4'A
4'A
4%
4,300
Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry.".
20%
10 Va
20'A
10%
No par
preferred—1
Southern
14%
96%
10%
4'A
4
conv
*82%
10%
Jan
95'/a
*86%
86
20%
101
18-
*95%
88
*84
5
109'A Mar
For footnotes see page
96%
*86%
No par
Sep
Canada Dry
Canadian
*95%
Ginger Ale com.-1.66%
98
3
96
600
75%
5
Campbell W & C Foundry.
10
9,300
,..1
Calumet & Hecla
-
20'%
10%
Packing common..No
7
Jan
20'/a
No par
9
15% Jan
20'%
75%
preferred
11
20
19%
No par
common
11% Jan
13
19%
15
21% Jan
16
19%
9
Zinc-Lead
"
19% Jan
20
121
3
14% Jan
19%
9%
3
Oct
20%
121%
4
Dec
19%
91/8
4 Vb Jan
21
1,100
20%
*120%
10'A Jan
15%
34%
9%
19% Jan
Jun
34%
121%
Jan
Jan
35
*120%
Jan
16 V*
35
121%
5%
10%
18%
35 %
120%
12% Feb
Canada
*18'/a
35
preferred..100
22%
11
39%
18'%
36
9%
Jun
Jan
*39'%
18'%
*35%
14%
Jan
41
39%
18%
35%
83
Jun
May
*38%
18%
35%
9%
9%
41
39 %
13%
36
14%
preferred_
$4.25
39%
*18%
84
16%
4% Jan
38%
18%
9%
Zinc___
Ml
participating
Byron Jackson Co
California
75%
38 %
__100
1%
Callahan
76 %
18%
14%
preferred
Jan
1,500
76
38%
18%
1
Bldg 7%
Dec
4% Mar
24%
105
4%%
38%
76
39
83
Jan
82
700
84
9% Jan
Jun
26,400
76%
87
15
Jun
13%
*95
84
60
13%
*75'/a
88
6
122
13%
76%
95
3
120
13%
*75 Va
95
18
20
124
13%
75 Va
*87
8 % Jan
16,500
13%
88
13% Jan
70
2,700
20'/a
75 Va
96
82% Jan
123%
100
24'%
13%
*86
Dec
123%
6,900
102 %
13%
*94
Jan
16%
'123
7.100
12%
39 %
*38
__1
May
84
123%
39
13%
100
preferred
9
Apr
Jun
13%
7,000
*75%
20 Va
Jun
13%
*123
500
26%
*18%
*35%
7
73
13%
,,100
!
preferred-.
124
28%
106
76
5
..
Burlington Mills Corp common
3% %,
13%
No par
Bulova Watch
4%
*123
700
1,500
8'/a
31%
28%
28%
1,000
36%
8'/a
8%
26%
*36%
2
32%
29 %
106
*1%
27
...5
270
99'%
'
2%
2
8
Va
24% Jan
•
830
—No par
20% Jan
Budd
700
27 %
14%
13%
3
13 %
for
Shares
27%
3
13
125
Sales
the Week
13%
*27
18'4 Jan
Dec
3%
200
27%
10
140
221% Jan
18%
6 %
140%
27%
10
Dec
35%
Apr
140%
27%
27%
'
Dec
Jun
70%
*139'%
27%
*139'%
27%
24
Feb
77
140%
27
27%
24
12%
13%
*139%
27%
141
*139
14%
$3.60 preferred
26i%
61% July
140%
28
800
13 3
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
Feb
32'%
56,600
100
105
Dec
12%
Jun
4,600
33%
13%
preferred
Dec
39
Jan
7%
34%
32'A
13%.
—_
Jan
120
26%
34 %
32%
14%
common.
Jan
Jun
26 %
35
31%
Corp_.No par
Manufacturing
18%
Jun
26%
34%
32%
27%
(assented)—100
98
13%
26%
34%
31%
26%
27'%
14'/a
___
Briggs & Stratton
25%
15%
26%
34%
32
27 %
Bridgeport Brass Co..
3
13
102%
300
351.4
2
14 Va
Brewing Corp. of America..—.
Jan
Jan
Jan
16,300
1%
2
1%
2
28
Inc
8
95
1%
27'%
109'%
141%
Bearing Co
28
291/4 Mar
300
1%
32%
57
Airways
3%%
108%
108%
34%
49
Apr
18
*107%
*107%
32%
49%
Jan
105% Jan
2,300
88 %
88
26%
57%
32
13
108%
108
4,800
*86»/4
*86
35'%
49%
Jun
1051%
86 VB
9%
25%
28
_
Jun
Briggs
86 %
8,600
9%
25%
34%
57%
Roller
Bower
25%
88
*86
25%
9%
25%
9
14%
Brass
Boston & Maine RR
Bran iff
25%
25'%
25%
36%
%
25%
x26%
15
(Thei
6%
9
36%
9%
9%
9%
27%
1
21%
9%
37
9%
10
88
*86
Corp common,,..
5
pieferred
____.i_100
3% %
9
11
8% Mar
38
35 Va
36%
36'%
36%
14%
Borg-Warner
Jun
25%
*84'/a
27%
Class B
38% Mar
Jan
37
87
14%
Bond Stores Inc..
2% Jan
36%
*84'/a
No par
Jan
3
15% Jan
Jun
*84'%
87
27%
class A..—-'.
Ami Co
3
191/4 Jan
100
87
*84'%
35'%
*24%
53 Va Jan
4
*84%
87
27%
5
Jan
3
1,000
87
12'%
35
Bohn
Jan
Jan
12%
13
1%
13%
32%
2
*12%
13%
*12%
*108%
25%
64
97% Jan
12%
*13'%
2
*14%
Aug
Jan
300
*12'%
13%
110
1
Aug
Dec
1,700
12%
1%
5
Bon
1,800
15
12%
*108%
2.50
&
32%
*14%
13%
14%
Inc
Aluminum
*32 V4
14%
27%
Co.._J
IE W)
32'%
No par
:—:
Bliss & Laughlin
1
32'%
—No par
Mfg Co
Co
360
1%
Boeing Airplane Co_.._,
Bliss
5
9
17%
6%
13
LOW
Par
4
13
3,700
13
Jan.21
$ per share
$ per share
share
8%
31%
13
*13%
30
81
8%
31%
110%
EXCHANGE
1414 Jan
25 Va
12%
32%
32%
Saturday
STOCK
YORK.
NEW
Highest
26% Jan
26
15
13
31
1%
*109
No par
Electric Co
Jan
21%
88
*86
32%
Nov
98%
25%
25%
] 39 %
15%
1% Mar
14%
9%
32%
30%
91 % May
15'%
36%
139%
Jun
Apr
32%
14%
9%
*27%
.
Jun
13%
32%
15%
36%
100
(Del) com.. _No par
preferred
10%
50
1
_
22%
21
32%
STOCKS
Lowest
Highest
$ per
32%
*14%
9%
No par
7%
Range Since Jan. L
Year 15)1!)
$ per
87
*30
8%
14%
8
31%
31%
*12%
8'%
*30%
8%
31%
8'%
7%
30%
8%
%
27%
of 1948_No par
ser
!
Co
Bethlehem Steel
17
11'/a Jan
3
9% Jan
*84
Birmingham
9
26
13%
13
13
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
12
Jan
31% Mar
pfd $4 div
Benguet Consol Mining Co.. 18 pesos
11
Dec
.
Cum
9
Jan
33%
141
109'% Jan'
10
Loan common
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Range for Previous
Lowest
100
—33'/3C
Appliances
Indus
Dec
*
15'%
*80
81
*80
8%
30
36%
Home
2% July
109%
33
*13'/a
10
common
preferred
Bendix
7
12
4'%%
30
30
5
11
98
8'%
8%
1
_
_
Bell Aircraft Corp..
Feb
37%
19'%
151/B
17
Apr
19
99%
*32%
3 6%
Jun
18%
19
19
99%
1
Feb
Oct
18%
4,900
*99'%
...
Jun
6%
4,600
19%
99%
Packing Co.——_ ——10
10%
85
56 '/4
19
*99 VB
50
11%
26
56
19
12%
100
Corp
Howell
50
56'/a
18%
30%
.
Belding-Heminway
&
38%
56
18%
12%"
4%% pfd
(A Si
Aireraft
39
56
30%
Beech Creek RR
34% Jan
.
Beech
39
56
12%
23
26
*38
56
30%
81
Jan
39
56
12%
3
-
9% Jan
*38
56
30%
$1.25 div conv preferred- ..No par
31% Jan
38
56
12%
27
3
38
30'%
26
12
18%
12%
21'% Jan
7% Jan
18%
30%
23 '/a Jan
29'% Jan
*43 %
*18%
12%
6 0
Feb
130
%
45'%
19
30%
convertible preferred _—100
2.50
Beaunit Mills Inc
Jan
68%'
46
*18%
12.50
—
3%%
10'%
68
45
'
1.400
No par
common,.
5
Jun
>%
19
19
1
__
Inc
Foods Co
Jan
Jun
<
46%
10
Co
Cigars
Beatrice
6%
*
*66'%
10
preferred
(Delaware)
common
3
Jan
100
100
50
5%
Corp
Oil
26%
22%
22%
67%
preferred
Barnsdall
20%
*20
100
1
Aroostook common—50
&
Convertible
19
...
preferred
non-cum
Bangor
Jan '26
39
54% Jan. 10
4'ic
•
22% Jan 23
.
.
_
*102
102%
102
100
*41
42'%
*41
.
No par
.25
*19%
15
20%
10%
102
42%
20
19%
19%
15%
15
15'A
20%
20'A
19%
20%
*20
20%
50
20'A
3,100
10%
10%
11,100
102'/a
102%
290
20
10%
10%
10%
10%
102%
102%
*102%
103%
103
*41
42%
*41
42%
*19'A
20
*19%
20
19%
19%
200
15%
14%
15%
35,000
*41
*19%
15
42
20
15%
14%
15 %
10%
14 Va
10%
103
*41
42%
*
'
Volume
171
Number 4877
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range lor Previous
Highest
$ per share
"
40'A
Jan
51
12'A Mar
50
5
Nov
9 !a
Jun
Jan
10.3
'
19
10
Jan
8'/a Jan
Ieb
Jan
50
11
33
Dec
31'% Jan
35%
J a xi
30'A Jan
13%
Dec
17 Vb Jan
.
307-i Mar
6
30
Sep
36
j
8%
,Jun
131
.'•
Jan
26%
Nov
8
,
45%
Aug
Nov
■
37%
Dec
104'%
(
Jan
Clinch
Carolina
11
16
Jan
5
48% Jan
24
3
35% Jan
&
Case
I)
(J
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12
preferred
23'%
Apr
34%
97
Apr
;105%
Dec
104% Jan
3
107% Jan
25
S4.75
Jun
132%
Dec
130% Jan
13
135
Jan
37
3
21
Jan
10
Dec
13%
Jun
2674
Jan
15'%
Jun
18 7 4
Jan
xl7
1474
Jun
17
Jan
15
7'A May
3
11% Mar
Celanese
5
4
17% Jan
7
5 ';(>
Jan
3
16% Jan
9
Central
3
9'A Jan
10% Jan
9
Central
3
4% Jan
27
Central
of
3
17% Jan
11
9'% Jan
12
10
Jan
36% Jan
12
112%
Dec
111'A Jan
6
112'% Jan
16
4%%
8
Oct
11%
Oct
7b Jan
25
11 % Jan
9
Central
Dec
14%
Oct
12 7b Jan
26
13% Jan
9
Class
B
16%
Jun
14'%
Dec
14'/8 Jan
13
15% Jan
21
Central
&
Central
Violeta
9'/a
i
9
100
common-.
Co
No par
vtc_.
of
A
Jan
18'% Jan
3
21% Jan
7
Cerro
16% Jan
20
Sugar
Pasco
15%
15%
16 %
3,200
9%
9%
9%
4,100
4%
4%
47b
16%
16%
16%
3,200
16%
16%
16%.
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
11,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
9%
974
3,500
3 6'A
4,300
8
Jun
9
7
May
12
u
93/b Jan
3
74
12%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
11'A Jan
9
Class
111
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
7%
__5
20 v2
20'%
20%
20%
20 %
20
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%.
16%
*29%
A
30>/8
40
10%
Jun
87b
Jan
7'/a Jan
13
87b Jan
6
Jun
347b
Dec
30% Jan
12
3 4 74 Jan
4
15
Jan
11
Jan
13% Jan
3
Dec
36%
Jaxi
27% Jan
3
Jun
29'% Mar
267b Jan
25
55%
Dec
53 % Jan
17
Jun
41%
Dec
397b Jan
Jun
82
Dec
79
Jan
Nov
12'A Jan
10
13%
May
&
5
5%
Chicago
55'% Jan
6
$3
13
44% Jan
18
Chic
14
87
27
13'A Jan
St
A
Year
preferred
Rock
Is
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
Jun
xi3i
274
16%
Jan
137b Jan
574
Jari
37b Jan
4
16
Jan
23
Chic-kasha
10
Childs- Co
5074 Jan
11
35
60
Jan
45 3A Jan
3
30%
Dec
36
Jan !
30 74 Jan
5
44 %
13
68 74 Jan
5
4
32'4 Jan
26
(
'
34
Jan 16
5 74 %
Jun
68%
Dec
62% Jan
Apr
32%
Sep '
30
97
'/a
Jan
105 7%
Sep
Feb
29'A
Dec
26
Jan
24
28'A Jan
9
42'%
Jan
59%
Dec
58
Jan
13
6174 Jan
24
Jan
14
13%
13%
14
14%
14
22%
23%
21%
23
23/
2 3'A
23
8%
8%
8%
8'A
Cotton
103% Jan
4
106
14
Jan
4
C
%
I
3
8 % Jan
14
Sep
82
Jan
3
86'A Jan
11
3174 Jan
13
33 7b Jan
4
197b
Oct
17% Jan
7
1874 Jan
18
25'% Jan
20
Jan
10
Claik
Jun
307%
85
Jan
28
C
36% Mar
108
207b
105
fil'%
5 ft
43 Vb Jan
3
109 74 Jan
17
Dec
27'% Jan
13
29'% Jan
9
Cleve
Aug
107'A Jan
18
107 7b Jan
18
5%
28%
108
Dec
73
Feb
62% Jan
3
67 7b Jan
43
Jan
37
Jan
4
39'% Jan
Jan
12% Jan
3
14.'% Jan
21
'
'
24 7%
Jun
35%
Dec
1017b
Dec
105'A
Dec
Jan
13
37b July
57b
Jan
4% Jan
25
307b
Feb
25 'A Jan
3
707b
Jun
327s Jan
101
141%
Sep
138'% Jan
82 %
Jan
77 % Jan
Jun
172
Sep
64
July
Jan
297b
12 %
12%
12
12'A
12%
12%
127b
12'%
5,500
28'%
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
28'%
2874
3,600
27
273/8
26%
26%
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26%
267b
27
55
*54
55
Jan
26
5
27
Jan
139
Jan
79 7b Jan
11
43%
43%
43
43%
43
43%
42
84 %
85
84 %
85
84%
85
84
No par
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
LOW
Par
t
10
Wednesday
Jan. 25
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
RR
4ft
23
Jan
3
4
Class
3
45'% Jan
11
Jan
43%
*48%
49%
*48
*31%
33
*31 Va
32
.—25
64%
65
64%
65%
64 Va
65
8.50
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
317 b
32%
104%
104%.
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%' 105
104%
104'%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26
26%
26%
26'%
2674
26%
26%
26%
1.900
60%
60%
60%
61
60%
61 %
59%
60%
5 9'A
60
59%
60%
7.100
com
—No par
16
15
8
8
*7%
8%
7%
,*83%
85%
*83%
85%
*83%
32%
32%
32%
—5
20
Co
7%
Fob
99
Jan
14
Jail
177 b
42% Jan
16% Jan
13
'
100
Jan
9
1974 Jan
20
gtd
*18
18 %
*25%
*17%
26
*25%
170
*65%
*43%
*120
75
*65
44%
27%
*106%
V2
43%
111
109%
27%
28
108
*106%
108
Jan
157b Jan
Jan
167b Jan
18 7b Jan
12
Dec
16
Jan
13
20% Jan
27
8 'A
Jun
177b
Dec
16'A Jan
13
22
Jan
27
4ft
non-cum
1st
77b
Jun
16%
Dec
15% Jan
13
20 74 Jan
27
4ft
non-cum
Fuel
5 ft
&
17%
Jun
29'4
Dec
28'A Jan
3
317b Jan
17
Columbia
167 b
Jun
28%
Dec
28'A Jan
13
317b Jan
17
Class
12'4 Jan
13
Jun
13
Dec
'77b
Feb
13'%
Oct
12'A Jan
•!
4?'A
Mar
68%
Sep
63
Jan
267b
Jun.
32'%
Oct
31 % Jan
187b
Jun
22%
Sep
20 74 Jan
31%
15,800
104'%
7%
7%
*7%
8%
85%
*83%
85%
32%
3 3 '/#
33%
33 %
18%
*17%
26%
75
120
75
*65 74
44%
447b
10.7%
109%
109 7b
28%
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43%
109%
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28'%
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108
*106'%
28
108
68%
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69
*67%
63
*38%
39%
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39'%
14%
14 '/'a
14%
13%
106%
14 Va
14
75
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
*67%
69
39 74
34%
34%
33%
34%
34%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
5
*4%
4%
4 %
47b
25%
.25%
25%
*139
25%
142
*78%
161
*139
78%
160
53%
139
142
78%
161 %
53%
25'A
25%
79
No par
53'%
160
43%
53%
*1220
53%
19 Va
16%
99
19 Va
J3
18
16%
43
78 %
16 %
19 Va
16%
139
78%
160
53%
78%
*78%
53%
160
53%
53%
99%
18%
18%
17%
16%
16%
5,100
1,860
474
1,500
25'A
2574
139
1,100
139
79
79
160
1607b
•54
5374
139
20
79
700
160%
1.800
537b
2,930
4 2'A
42%
6,100
997b
99
997b
110
18%
18%
18 74
18%
3,400
15%
27.400
43%
42%
97%
*99
3474
105
43
220
42%
7%
47 b
.
*99 74
*1220
43%
99 %
.
137
160
43
99
,
*137
160
*1220
43
99%
*99
43%
*25
34
104%
9,400
18 Va
—
*1220
«
16%
16%
15'%
17%
17'%
17%
17 if
1i
1 r')'n
T7%
1^%
16%
17%
17
17
100
17%
17%
17%
18%
18
18%
18
19
18%
20%
20'%
20%
3.480
preferred-
100
17%
17%
17%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19 74
20%
21
22
4,530
preferred—100
*16%
17%
17%
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
207b
207 s
20 74
1,710
30%
30%
30%
31 %
30%
29%
30%
30
307b
30%
30%
6,600
31
31
30'%
30%
30'A
29 %
30
297b
30'%
30 %
30%
4,900
System
—20
2.50
Inc—No par
common-No par
3
337b Jan
10
Columbian
4
22'A Jan
27
Columbus
Jan
25
27% Jan
10
57 74 Jan
16
61% Jan
10
19
108'% Jan
5
21'% Jan
3
Commercial
31% Jan
6
Commonwealth Edison Co
$4.25 cum preferred
w
No par
w
Co——;—No par
Ohio
So
*1220
139
78%
160
25%
34 %
105
10
14 74
Ry com
6
&
14
47b
%
210
108
*38 7%
104
25
4,100
400
*106 7%
14%
5
25%
,
4574
677b
104
par
75
39%
14
5
5
1,400
1097b
67%
104
34%
400
2674
*38'A
*4%
34'%
800
1.600
287b
*28
108
34%
No par
Jan
Carbon
45
1097b
28
7%
33 74
170
*6574
45
250
18
74
*120
109%
103%
—2.50
5
18
26
26%
70
86
33%
170
1
34%
48%
77b
*84
18
*25%
170
*65%,
44
18
26%
*120
39%
No par
Broad Sys Inc cl A
24
64
3174
104%
*67%
com__No par
B
12% Jan
4
36,700
*38%
Corp com_-No par
137a Jan
10
i-
Iron
Southern
&
230
637b
14 %
100
preferred—.
conv
3174
63
68 %
No par
Corp
2nd
Colo
Colorado
31'%
63%
39 %
No par
Corp
177b
11
31%
63%
14%
100
—
Aikman
197b
17% Jan
31
64 %
100
com
Internatl
19
'
31%
*67%
—
preferred
(The)
Jun
4
49'A
*38%
;
_———
2nd
Jun
4
*48
50
1
—
pfd—1
—
&
49'A
—50
1
preferred
$3.50
2,200
*48
'
31%.
18%
43%"
109'A
28%
COO
3%
*83%
170
*65%
44'A'
15%
374
63%
26%
25%
75
*15'%
37 b
7%
*120
110
151/4
3%
*48
33
*17%
18%
26
170
15'A
3%
85'%
33
33
15%
3%
■
No par
stock
Colgate-Palmolive-Peec
Collins
3%
49 %
100
i„
15%
16
.v..
_No pau¬
A
Coca-Cola
Dec
Dec
100
Shares
33
16
—1
Co
$ per share
49%
Inc—
conv
Coca-Cola
54% Jan
165
$ per share
for
the Week
49%
preferred
21
Jan. 27
*31%
100
gtd
Jan
Sales
Friday
Jan
__„-25
Co
Louis
Pitts
537b Jan
Thursday
o
*110
cum
PRICES
SALE
Jan. £4
3%
Peabody & Co com——No
4 ft
1,500
3%
Foods
7ft
3,200
12%
15%
Clopay Corp
6
87
12'%
3%
Clinton
Cluett
8574
12%
Tuesday
preferred———100
Illuminating com__No par
preferred
i__—No par
cum
85%
12%
10,500
15%
preferred
% ft
44'A
3%
Molybdenum
4
437%
13
*12%
43%
85
Jan. 28
$ per share
1,100
54%
42%
Monday
*120
&
HIGH
%
*54
85 %
Jan. 21
Ry Co com—100
Special
AND
43
%
Saturday
Graph Bronze Co common—1
Cleve
*54
55
*15 %
Climax
12
.
*54
55
100
.
Jun
9%
*54
55
Co__No par
common-
7%
12%
15
*53
A
Elec
$4.50
7,500
12%
'
1075
Feb
89
160
5
Jan
5'% Jan
105
5
Nov
26
347b Jan
„
4
Nov
54
xl37b
13
July
xl24'%
1075
Cleve
20
15%
Dec
133
17
20
Jan
Aug
21%
Jan
46
11,600
27%
non-cum
Dec
Jun
11074 Jan
St
&
1,500
77 b
3 2'A
28%
preferred
Equipment
C
43%
Jun
10'%
Investing Co
112'%
Oct
36 74
C
4%
7%
12%
—
Mar
47 b
317b
7%
32
27%
City Products Corp
city Stores Co
Nov
3,500
100
Dec
2074
12,200
8%
Machine Co___10
Milling
86
5%%
4%
Va
8,500
2 3'A
28%
Financial Corp—:
34%
City
7
31%
14',b
Va
8 %
8%
4%
7 %
32%
46,800
12%
Elec
Jan
77b Jan
7%
31%
137 b
27%
preferred
T
4%
4%
7%
32%
13%
28%
:
Cincinnati
4
7%
32
8%
2,500
12%
—l:
&
Jun
Dec
4
8
32%
8%
500
10'%
27%
STOCK
—
Gas
Feb
67
7%
32 %
13%
107 b
'
100
67 b
Jun
7%
32%
preferred
79 %
16
4%
*4%
7%
Oil
25
8%
4%
13%
200
5
28%
RR
YORK
Corp
10%
13%
40,400
85
*4%
par
'Chile Copper Co——
Chrysler
*10%
300
30%
*84
4%
23%
common—
Cincinnati
10%
30
85
8%
'
26%
x20
Pac
:
4'4 Jan
10%
2574
22%
32%
preference—No par
$ per share
4
Jun
10%
9'A
*25
30%
4%
140
*8 7b
8%
4%
EXCHANGE
Jun
10%
30%
*83
.
300
2,500
100
&
NEW
4%
29%
com__No par
Tool
preferred series
Chicago Yellow Cab
Highest
30%
83%
4%
9%
25%
24%
10%
100
Conv
13-
30
83%
4%
*84
5
No par
:
Pneumat
convertible
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
per share
vtc
P
vtc
*8%
*25
8%
No par
&
30%
85 %
4%
85%
STOCKS
I!) I!)
Lowest
Paul
preferred
Chicago & North West com—No
5
9
2j
A
—
Milw
Series
28 % Jan
Jan
Ry Co cl
Class B^
Chic
307b Jan
.
Louisv
8%
25%
23%
50
25
preferred
100
8%
*25
200
34
99
12%
9
Ind
34
99
13%
9
5%
30%
29 %
34
99
13%
21
Chic
30%
30%
30
33%
13%
47b Jail
<
30%
30
337b
100
13%
97% Jan
•
9%
8%
30%
33%
*99
13%
24% Jan
3
5
*29%
33%
100
13%
Nov
3
30
33%
'99
13%
20'/a
Jan
11,600
13%
13%
4
16%
7 %
13%
12%
73/b Jan
167b
*
8%
10%
l
19'A Jan
3,800
16',a
*7%
10%
Chicago Great West Ry Co com-..50
Jan
19%
16%
25%
5
Chicago Corp
Jan
1974
16%
*25
*84
23
5%
19%
16
25%
5
26
10
19%
*25
86
7,000
20%
*9
5
25,700
15'%
*7%
9%
*84
15
15%
19%
*9
100
(The)—
*29%
100
xl4%
%
25%
*25
13% Jan
.
2,100
7%
9%
com.._Nopar
Co
-
Range for Previous
V.
9%
30
34
33%
*99
99
14'A Jan
5674
•
99
——1.25
preferred
RR
14'/8
15%
No par
convertible
East
5,400
13
15
15%
15%
16%
14%
15 %
30%
&
60
11
'
12%
No par
1
112
10%
12%
12%
15
34
374%
12%
*111'A
9%
12%
Copper Corp
Mfg—
35%
112
9%
12%
Co
preferred
*17
36'A
*111%
9%
15%
*29%
Chic
112
9%
12 %
*33%
9
35%
36'/a
111 %
15
No par
12
35%
*
9%
15 %
Champion Paper & Fib com—No par
12
36 %
112
9%
13;
Chain Be.t Co
Jan
35%
112
14%
11
57b Jan
36 %
S-%
*12%
13
257b
,
10
13
49'A- Jun
:
112
9%
117b Jan
9%, Jun
»„,
35%
*111%
10%
12'A Jan
24
I;
!
36%
111%
10
Dec
217b
■
36%
111%
Dec
Jun
47b
|
9%
13%
Jun
17
V
*16
.
Feb
3
V
Va
14
57b
$
4
Feb
12%. Jun
1
*
20
30% Jan
,84
10
*17
—5
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common..-25
6
600
4%
18
5
80
17%
9%
25'% Jan
3
17%
5,800
15%
4
Jan
17
400
19'A
4%
Jan
4% Jan
17'a
19'A
9%
Checker
82
19%
15%
10
28'% Jan
19%
9%
97b Jan
Feb
19%
19%
4%
13
Jan
135
15%
8'A Jan
Jan
107%
135
4%
5
5%
10,800
32%
107'%
9%
3
85
33'A
32%
107%
134%
107%
134
15%
13
343y
32 %
107%
134%
107%
134
4%
Jan
Nov
200
9%
Products
Cab
8,800
15%
98
Certain-teed
60
32%
104%
4%
29% Jan
3 7%' Jun
19%
145%
32 V8
*104%
32 %
104% a
9%
30% Jan
77
19%
32%
1457b
38,100
4%
Dec
.
20%
32
107%
134
*132
145%
32 %
104%
200
1,300
%
9%
Dec
24
19 Va
*145%
33%
104%
47
46%
4 "4
98 7a
Jan
20%
145%
•
47%
8%
10%
31%
28 %
132%
46%
37
8 %
17%
317b
Nov
132%
47 %
32%
18
*36
8
17%
91
17',2 July
37 %
8
16'/#
Dec
27
2.200
18%
*36
17%
Nov
Dec
18'A
*18
15%
16'%
9%
200
8
*104
33%
134 %
20
4,800
32%
17 %
Jun
$4.50
32%
108
107%
32%
32%
18
*145%
33%
104%
108 %
32%
32%
37 %
46
145%
33%
104%
33%
*107
33%
32%
17%
22% July
18% Jun
Aug
32%
33%
*145
34
60
5,200
16
50
com
Century Ribbon Mills—
21%
27
145
9'%
105'A
33
8
105
33%
*104
17%
48 %
9%
*104'A
9.50
Corp
3
5%
33 Va
47%
9 %
105%
32 %
*36
8
110
9%
1
West
24
Jan
18%
57
33%
*32
37%
200
16'%
*55
104%
104
32 %
49'%
*16
,50
South
87b Jan
Jan
18%
*36%
*132%
No par
class
J
167b Jan
347b Jan
33 %
32%
49'%
16%
56
56
9%
1
49
*16
for
Shares
*17%
100
N
3
31
33%
8
9'A
104
*32'A
43'A
145
34 %
105
104
*107
1
Co
24
100
33 %
33
46%
9%
-
49
i<-;%
58
Sales
the Week
*15%
Co
73b Jan
Jun
19
9%
*103'/4
50
.
Friday
5
Co
12% Jan
13
32 %
*32 V*
144%
34
No par
Oct
Jan
*143
*104
100
Dec
15
18%
*37
lo
_No par
8%
Ve
33
100
•
13%
9
33 Va
32 %
104
47 %
—
de
*103
45 '%
Feb
July
104
33 %
*
9%
9%
8
6'%-July
14 7f
56r
*56
18%
preferredRR
*16
9%
*49
37
Ry
12
16%
58
8
5'/r< preferred series B vtc100
Central Hudson G & E Corp
No par
Central Illinois Light common—'_*•
3
10
*49
*16
*56
18 %
Foundry
Jan
35 % Jan
50 %
16%
56
Thursday
20
Jan
Dec
50 %
*16
37
Sugar
4
Dec
*49
17
58
8 %
Aguirre
Ga
$ per share
50%
37%
preferred
15
974
Jan
$ per share
3%
preferred
Jan
36%
Nov
$'per share
no3
lo
Corp of.Amer.com
1st
Jan
„
Jan. 27
$ per share
4-1
2nd preferred
Celotex Corp common
Jan
6
674, Mar
1047%
34'% Jan
.
Jan. Vfl
$ per share
9%
series——50
Corp
„r—j
24%
Jun
Jun
33'%
13
Jan
31
•
Jab, 25
*56
___5
4.20 '/r
PRICES
Wednesday
*49
_No par
T'r
187b Jan
100
Light
Caterpillar Tractor
SALE
Jan. 21
common—:—_25
Co
Preferred
Ry
Co
General
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 23
016 74
1
y.
Ohio
&
AND
Monday
$ per share
,—10
Corp common
preferred 4%
Conv
10
105'% Jan
Power
Carriers
27
145 % Jan
18
•Carrier
14
8'A Jan
27
A-
Carpenter Steel
xll4
127^
RECORD
Jan. 21
No par
A. common—.1
class
20
1
3
32'% Jan
,
•Carolina
26
19'% Jan
13
140
Dec
Admin
preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
(469)
Saturday
$3
Jan
38
4
xl04 % Jan
'
17
Mills
Capital
'<
337b Jan
6
.
Jan
Jan
Cannon
9
33
■
6
Jan
38 Ve Jan
Nov
146
Jun
100%
'
3 7%
.
Feb
9
105% Jan
•
3
12%
Jun
CHRONICLE *
LOW
STOCK
Par
19
10
13
25%; Jun
Jan
17'A Jan
56'% Jan
■
13
102
YORK
$ per share
3
15-3/4 Jan
56
uct
»A, Feb
267b' Jan
48
Dec
56%
,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share y
Dec
16%
Mar
100
Lowest
$ per share
-
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
NEW
Lowes ta
&
Elec
5
Co
12%
12%
12%
64
32%
21 %
12%
12-%
64
13
12%
13'A,
'A
130 Va
30
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
16%
12%
15%
.
12'A
4,700
12%
50,300
13'A
13%
12%
13%
*63%
65 %
*63%
65'A
*63%
65%
*63 7b
32 %
32%
32%
32'/a
32%
31%
32 'A
3174
32
31%
32
3,000
21V4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
217b
21%
22 74
5,000
25%
2,400
13
13
64'%
13
13%
*63 7b
64 74
*
5,900
300
Combustion Engineering
21'A
Feb
27%
Dec
76%
Feb
60%
Dec
95
Jan
107'%
Dec
25
*
105
,Jan
137b
Jun
2074
Dec
19
Jan
13
25 7b
Jan
.30%
Dec
2974 Jan
13
77 b
1074: Jan
30%
Nov
27
,Jan
3
28'A Jan
Feb
3474
Dec
327b Jan
16
2%
; !
3
Jun
Jun
474
Jan
217%
f
Jun
24%
25 Va
Feb
297b
Dec
27'% Jan
3
Oct
1077b Jan
19
1087b Jan
xl06
Apr
11
10% Jan
3% Jan
Jan
13%: Jan
Sep
11 Vb Jan
427b Jan
Feb
Jun
7 74
Jun
8
Jun
29% July
■21%
Jan
30'%
Jun
1,400
Edison
of N
—
13%
44%
17
Jan
3
9
19% Jan
24
Jan
24
37% Jan
27
100
Cuba
Power
Co
44
4 4'A
44%
*13
1,900
13%
13%
13Va
12'%
12%
127b
12%
1,000
1.100
44%
45 %
44
6,000
44
44'/8
43%
%
44%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17%
177 b
1774
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1174
117 b
1,700
Inc—,—10c
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
11 Va
4,600
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1C.%
10'%
10%
107a
10,700
34%
x33%
337b
12,300
-1
74
34%
34%
34%
34%
*17
34%
33%
34
33%
1,900
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
112
111 %
111%
1117 b
112',%
110%
110',
110
110
110
110
110
110
100
Corp of America com—20
4't. preferred -1
-——100
41
41
41 Va
41'A
110%
41%
42
3,600
104
*102%
Container
Continental
$5.50
Baking
19
99
13
23
Jan
7
874. Jan
3
9% Jan
9
Continental
Diamond.
567b
Feb
787b
7574 Jan
13
787* Jan
11
Continental
Ir.suJ-ance
Can
Inc
20
36%
,——No par
Fibre—__—5
*1,02 %
common
preferred-
1—.
10
8%
76"
8
104
8
41%
*102%
19
19'/a
19
99
99
35 74 Jan
$3.75.
*
19
No par
102'%. Jan
Continental
*102%
112
Co com__No par
preferred;
Dec
12%
110%
Dec
18
13'A
12
2,100
69,500
110
Dec
page
13%
12%
3%
29%
108 V#
17'A
34%
9%
see
13'A
12%
3'%.
'29 Vb
108
110
.37%
For footnotes
13 'A
12%
3%
29'A
108'/a
11%
*111%
102%
Dec :
13%
12%
,
1
*3%
29
108 Va
17%
.—No par
preferred
Jun
103
3%
29%
108
—No par
$4.52
Jun
1
3%
28%
1,000
11%
com—_No par
►$4.50, preferred—*
6%
95
•
108
10%
11%
Stores
Co
29%
107%.
10%
*17%
Consumers
of
3%
28%
107%
•
Inc—:-l
33
RR
3%
29
108
10%
*13'A
44%
6ft .pfd——100
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft-.
9574- Jan
28%
107%
12
9
Dec
3%
3%
13%
11% Jan
Dec
3%
12
25
1774
10%
.Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas—-——15
Laundries
10'A Jan
x98
10%
2,700
Apr
20
10%
107 b
.12%
103'% Jan
10%
36
Textile
1.1
11,100
28
Consolidated
10174 Jan
30%
107 a
17
Nov
30%
35%
11'% Jan
103
30%
28
3
Jun
30%
10'%
Jan
93
30%
28
10
27
30%
35'%
Dec
.Jan
30%
27%
107b
42
30%
34%
Retail
3
30%
5,300
27%
Consol
3874 Jan
9,500
34%
Consolidated
Dec
1974
27%
9
■41%
19Va
34
9
Jun
197%
28%
18%-Jan
27%
19%
34%
3%
12% Jail
3
19%
28
3
4
19%
34%
13
27
20
28
Consolidated
Jan
19%
34%
10
3474 Jan
1.250
20
28
26
111
607b
106%
34%
26
112 %■ Jan
60'A
106'%
60
34%
1274 Jan
9
25'A
106%
59%
28
29
11
25Va
106 Va
60
10 %
108
131
25
105%
59%
34%
Jan
Jan
25%
105%
59%
*27%
28%
110%- Jan
25
106
*10%
*107%
109'A Jan
25%
59'A
105%
No par
Publishing Co
Consolidated
Y com—No par
Dec
25%
59%
Inc————No par
Nast
Congoleum-Nairn
1674 Jan
May
106
Cigar—^———No par
Consolidated Coppennines Corp—5
.Conde
$5 px-eferred
r.—No par
Consolidated Grocers Corp—1.33%
Dec
Jan
30','4
Consol
113%
Jan
30%
6
11074
13%
30%
11
Api-
85
25
27
Apr
;
19%
Jan
1037%
1
20 Va
1
25%
106%
20
Jan
105'%
;
59%
—-—No pax-
Solvents
457b Jan
<
25%
59 %
106'%
11
36
26
59 %
*106
12'% Mar
.
26
——100
147b Jan
3
10
10
common
4
5
46% Mar
Inc ——.——No par
Credit
preferred
29% Jan
25
11%
Jun
6
9
11
3.60ft
36
3
14%
11'A
;
1
Feb
38%
:
109
Jun
8
1
10% Aug
Superheater
Commercial
99%
99
Va
104
19%
100
40%
*102%
41%
*102 %
104
Va
18%
19
99'%
99 Va
36
37 %
36%
36%
102%
102 %
8%
8%
8%
3%
8%
.8%
8%
76%
76%
76'%
76%
76-%
76%
76%
36%
103
-
35%
*102
36%
102%
41 Va
102'% 102%
41%
104
41'A
103
103%
490
50
18%
.-
19
18%
19
7,900
98.
98
98
98
400
36%
*102'A
r8
%
7 6 V#
37%
103
37
3774
9,500
*102'A
1027b
8%
8%
8%
1,200
76 Va
76%
76%
2,300
200
9
...Y©ar1iM9
Lowest
Range Sinee Jan. I
-
•
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Highest
•-
$ per
$ p»r share
share
$ per
share
share
Jun
8%
Jan
6'aJan
3
7 Ym Jan
9
47°8
Feb
653a
Oct
5574 Jan
25
601/4 Jan
9
Continental Oil of Delaware
1534
Jan
1374 Jan
3
15 ».4s Jan
Jun
241,8
Dec
23',4 Jan
4
255a Jan
11
5174 July
9
Jun
553a May
54
Jan
11
541/2 Jan
9
12%
Feb
12
Jan
17
13
Jan
7
17
Jan
12
49 3»
12
Jua
191/4
Jan
14% Jan
3
49
Dec
52
Feb
49
Jan
24
7
Jun
111,2
Dec
10*8 Jan
3
Mar
5814
Deo
5714 Jan
3
30%
Dec
28% Jan
13
25
101 7b Jan -
48%
20
Apr
Jan
94
52
Jan
74
Jan
17
5
101 *4 Jan
5
10214 Jan
Dec
67% Jari
13
72 7 « Jan
3
Sep
183 '2 Jan
6
18512 Jan
Dec
4% Jan
13
57 a Jan
12
5
7374
189
51.2
27
3
Jan
Jun
32 »2
Jan
6
2*2 Jan
Jan
2
3
29% Jan
9
27
Jun
12
307-a Jan
Sep
Oct
18
Cream
of Wheat Corp
(The)
Crown
Cork 6c Seal common
42;
Apr
Jan
19
$2
31UJan
27
Crown
11
104% Jan
5
90
May
J an
100% Jan
16
99
Dec
9934
vu
40
$4 2nd
Nov
24
Jan
1638 Jan
201/a Jan
49
Nov
721-2
Jan
*55% Jan
597-2 Jan
11
11
21
July
31
Apr
22 34 Jun
25
Jan
6
Dec
15% Jan
191/4 Jan
9
8% Jan
20
14
16%
Feb
121/4
lbO
May
>
Jan
09
4
23
preferred
% ','p
14
107b
Nov
13V8
Feb
11% Jan
3
16
Feb
25'2
Dec
23 3 4 Jan
16
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Neb
8U
Oct
Jan
3
8
Jan
9
Curtis
16
131
Jan
24
,52 i-a
_
133
Mar
551-4 Jan
"1017b,
1021/4
'1017b
20
,
11
20
Cushman's Sons Inc
23',4 Jan
4
25
Jan
11
9
Jun
15% Mar
1374 Jan
13
15
Jan
3
87
Jan
Jan
6974
697b
7%
18574
2,200
6074
470
2974
4.000
'18474
1851/2
18474
10074
100 74
1007b
101
102%
"10174
102 7b
1027b
6974
6974
6974
6974
1027b
"*
G9 74
18.174
185
184
184%
♦1837.
47a
5
474
474
4%
4%
4%
2%
2%
'27b
2%
2
2%
2 74
2 74
287b
28 7b,
2874
287b
28%
10374
103%
10374
28%
29
127
13
13
13
28%
28%
2974
29
29%
1674
16
16%
15%
40
39%
40
30%
31
31 74
103
102 74
10274
18%
56
18%
567b
18%
5C%
567b
56
237b
*23
*23
2374
18.74
'
69
69
13
12%
12%
*12%
54
'
77a
t
8 74
8%
b
.21%
i
2174
135
145
8
.8%
'2174
°24
r<
250
3,000
1874
18
900
55%
56
56
56
23%
2374
2374
17.%
1774
17%
18.74
4,200
,
87b
874
8%
874
8%
8%
60
v
180
*160
180
*160
180
*160
8%
7,500
ICO
*67;
68%
*67
6874
*67
69
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*1274
12%
*24
2474
24%
2474
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774
8,200
77
7%
130
129
54
54
14
97
*135
23%
145
*135
24 Tb
23%
23%
23%
14
*96 %
1,900
2174
217b
2174
145
13%
14
97
13%
96
21%
%
145.
15 000
87b
8
23%
*96%
97
*96%
97
*96 7b
13%
13%
*13%
*13%
14
*1574
167b
*15%
167b
*15%
1674
2274
2274
30%
30 7
98
987b
12
<2,100
-
97
14
24%
2374
24
21
21
*135
500
1,400
55
54
8%
8
8 %
400
.-
131
130%
130
55
8
145
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774
(/a
7%
h
54%
21%
2174'
,
128 7a
557b
*135
24
24
•24%
131
8%
2374
'.
1874
*2274
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137b
241/4
18
%
18
103
17%
8
7b
2174
145
*135
»
? 10074
103
*10074
237*
54%
54%
5474
54
,
7,300
10274
10274
10274
103
68%
125%
...
317b
3174
3174
30%
10274
55%
180
2474
'•
I2514
1,100
17%
1274
7%
774
-125
124 J4
7,000
55%
*67
2474
24%
2474
'24
16
39 7 4
*22%
874
8%
8%
87b
7174
15%
397b
1874
*160
180
*160
180
8%
'687b
400
1674
3974
2374
•
187b
187b
187 b
v
2,000
2974
15%
18
18%
200
137b
1374
*29
39%
31%
*10074
187 b
18%
105
16%
102 74
1021
103
*10074
103
-*10074
;
1.900
7,200
39 3 4
.
30%
31%
102%
103
18 74
3974
3974
39%
'
103
3,900
274
2874
-
*103%
29
10
70
474
74
*274
27 7
....
13 74
74
130
5,200
184
*4
474
29
15%
,.3074
'160
No par
12%
13
*2974
56%
f
103%
10474
8
16 74
?23
r
28%
*10314
10474
27%
29%
-
'100 %
.
*
*183
274
30%
.
29
29%
29
3074
100%
474
77b
pfd
127b
60 74
6834
6974
40
1
100
Cutler-Hammer Inc
Jan
6874
12474
Class A
9
Jan
26 ',4
69%
103
No par
21
preferred
Curtis-Wright common
12 74
60 7b
•1017 b
102%
.2.50
Prior
Sep
19"«
102
No par
common
__^
1274
6074
29 74
101
69
1274
60
10074
3074
*100 74
29
100
50
*48%
50
*48%
1274
60
60%
60
30%,
101%
No par
Publishing
preferred
1274
74
1.5
....
138
3
Jan
138
Press,Inc
223a Jan
203a Jan
Jan
Jan
$7
24
8% Jan
<
3
73a Jan
Apr
241-2
137
.251/4 Jan
3
4814 J an
Nov
9%
-
Jun
122% Jan
Oct
1451-2
Dec
7
1872
7
Cuneo
19
1312 Jan
*48%
12%
7b
*10014
29 74
16 74
100
10
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
16%
49%
12
60
60
GO
16'A
49
12%,
127b-
10174
5
preferred
7%
3
7% Jan
8% Mar
07I2 Jan
Jun
50
1674
*49 74.
12%
1578
50
1674
16%
50
coin__No par
Jan
43U
2,500
non-cum
73
Jun.
'1,800
16
100
pfd
lOo
Cuban-American Sugar common..10
RR 6%
Jun
109
1274
16
convertible preferred
5'c
Cuba
60
4'W
1274
'29
;_No par
preferred.
50
1,900
4,700
12 74
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer
May
160
Jun
534
Zellerbach Corp common
54 Tb
16
*__No par
preferred
$4.20 preferred
547b
16
2.50
18
557/2
74
*54
11,000
«.
12 74
2
3
13
247b
127b
17% Jan
Jan
247b
16
*103%
29»4 Jan
2712 Jan
74
12 74
1274
25
39
24
12%
104 74
26
1021-2 Jan
247b
25
4
*54%
127b
15 3 a Jan
Dec
24 74
12%
010374
28V2 Jan
Dec
25%
25
55%
1
Dec
b
15 7b
1274
28%
Jan
30
*14%
274
1974
105
15
474
5
Jun
*14%
*5474
*14S4%
2914
Jan
14%
1274
*
11
Mar
14%
1017b
"
Jan
94
15
55 7b
29
Jan
20
557 b
*1474
12%
59%
14
Oct
6 74
567/«
101 Y<
105
Feb
11,500
6%
56%
>54%
16%
18
13%
674
57%
674
56 74
12%
412%
20
23
Shares
6%
56%
6%
5574
55 %
100
preferred
$ per share
share
6%
55%
"49%
125u Jan
37b 7b
the Week
12%
103'2 Jan
Creameries of America
$ per
share
Sales for
>
Jan. 'it-
-
56%
25%
25
Crane Co common
$ per
Jan,
45!%
Dec
14'4
36"«
74
25
25
Jan. x5
$ per share
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday.
G 74
15
24%
PRICES
SALE
5674
557b
15%
Nov
104
Jan
8%
60a4 Jan
102
2-g
96
14
100i,2 Jan
Jun
la
21
11
Dec
3% Mar
1%
Jan
131,2 Jan
1021.2
Jan
57
171'.2
5674
15%
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
5
$3 prior preferred
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
,_5
Convertible pref 5% series..,—50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
_1
Corn Exchange Eank & Tr Co
20
Corning Glass Works common
5
372% preferred
10J
Cum pfd 3 7b % series of 1947
10j
Corn Products Refining common
25
l',o preferred
100
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
ll
HIGH
Jan. 24
<
151/4
56%
Continental Steel Corp
Jun
/.
.
674
67b
0%
5
Continental Motors
'■.
$ per share
674
1
5l4
11Tb
1934
•
•$ per share
Par
■
S per
Jan.
Jan. 21
„
Tuesday.
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
-NEW
"
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
-
RECORD
YORK:STOCK
NEW
Monday. January 30, 1050
FINANCIAL; CHRONICLE
THE "COMMERCIAL: &;
(470)
D
Nov
96
12
97
Jan
23
14%
Dec
13% Jan 25
14
Jan
10
May
15% Jan
3
16% Jan
10
23
Jan
Mar
'
26 7b
2274
Jan
X16%
17 1
31
92
Jan
2134 Jan
Jan
4
3174 Jan
11
98% Jan
17
12*8
9%
227b
3014
31
9874
98%
9874
B__:—100
*97 74
9874
'97%.
98 74
9774
9774
*117b
1214
12
50c
11%
10
Jan
5
,3
24
Jan
5
Deep Rock Oil Corp
21
No par
Jan
43
Sep
35% J«n
13
36
Jan
3
Jun
40%
Jan
29% Jan
3
33
Jan
11
7%
preferred
3
10% Jan
17
Delaware
22 v« Jan
20
Delaware Power
Jun
30%
Dec
27% Jan
13
Jan
53%
Dec
52% Jan
3
567b Jan
11
Dec
14%
Dec
12% Jan
3
13% Jan
10
l". 12%
20
Jan
23%
Sep
227b Jan
7
Jun
58
Jan
4%
9%
Jun
13
21% Jan
Jan
6
6% Jan
4
7% Jan
12
25
23 % Jan
9
6
13% Jan
11
13
22% Jan
12
36% Jan 26
397 b Jan
3
53
*
Jun
13%
Nov
xl2% Jan
1674 Jun
22%
Nov
t
40
Jan
11%
53
6
Jan
20% Jan
Match
37 ¥4
Sep
45%
Feb
40% Jan
3
42%. Jan
14
9%
Jun
13%
Dec
12% Jan
25
13% Jan
3
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp
6 Tb
Jun
9%
Nov
8% Jan
25
9%. Jan
5
12%
Jun
18%
Dec
1774 Jan
13
18 % Jan
8%
8%
237b
*23%
23%
42%
42%
427b
4274
22,700
3574
357b
357b
35%
35%
35%
35 %
*357s
357b
*35%
357b
1,400
31
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
2,800
974
974
974
9,800
31%
30%
974
9%
9%
2274
227 a
2274
22%
28%
2874
2874
,54
13
12
*1274
*21
Ltd
Distill Corp-Seagrams
Range for Previous
Year 1949
j
_
24 *4
Feb
381
457-2
Jun
537a
4
11
Divco Corp
Nov
36
Jan
27
38 74 Jan
10
Dixie Cup Co common
Nov
50% Jan
53% Jan
3
'
Jun
25
July
3814
Jan
18%
.
Jan
9
337a Jan
13
36% Jan
4
Dr. Pepper Co
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Sep
27
17 W Jen
6
Dome
74% Jan
17
597b Jan
24
1074 Jan
3
48*8
Feb
72 V Oct
69% Jan
13
Apr
57%
54% Jan
13
'
Dec
1-5 '64
108%
f'g Jan 13
Dec
Apr
Sep
Apr
1237a
109
We Dec
Sep
86%
Oct
87b
437i
977a
1317a Jan
24
•
25
197b Jan
5
18
83
Jan
25
.19% Jan
27
20% Jan
9
14 U
Oc t
13% Jan
26
14% Jan
12
Jun
Nov
60% Jan
13
62% Jan
Jan
25
series A_____.No par
No par
Dresser Industries common..
_50c
3% lb convertible preferred
100
Dunhill International..
>
...I'
$4 preferred
$3.25 2nd preferred
Du Pont de Nem
125
—
—No par
Preferred $4.50 series,
122 % Jan
9
1«
Aug
101% Jan
27
xl02
Jan
113% Jan
4
114
Jan
3
10% Jan
4
11% JaD
10
DWG Cigar Corp___———
10
Eagie-Picher Co
1.15Jan
-12
Jan
:
Jun
15%
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Volume .171
Number 4877
THE
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18
Jan
3
19% Jan
Jan
11
105% Jan
14
Nov
45 3A Jan
13
48 V2 Jan
Jan
103% Jan
12
1031/4 Jan
12
11
Dec
152
Oct
6
10% Jan
Jan
163%
Feb
9%
161
Dec
15
5
12
71
Jan
20
75
Jan
9
Jun
31
Jan
27% Jin
19
30% Jan
9
1(7
Jun
20
Apr
17% Jan
3
18% Jan
11
129
Jun
139%
Apr
34
Jun
42%
Dec
39%
Jan
48%
Dec
,^24%
Jan
93%
x6'A
Dec
-100%
Jun
134
-
.
Jan
23
138'A Jan
41 '/a Jan
13
-43% Jan
47% Jan
13
100% Jan
Jan
13'A
50
3
103
4-
8% Jan
-
14
Dec
Jua
126
Jan
13
127
Apr
112
Dec
109'A Jan
10
113
16
Jan
24
-
General
5 7c
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per
Range Since Jan.,1
Lowest
Highest
share
per
s (
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r,.
517/«
Jun
73 Va Jan
13
Jan
127%
Sep
xl25V'2 Jan
5
126% Jan
24
Jan
104 %
Dec
102% Jan
6
103% Jan 23
13
Feb
19%
Sep
19 Va Jan
3
22 Va
Jun
38%
Dec
34% Jail
27
16% Mar
13% Jan
4
ll'/a July
2% Jun
Nov
68 % Jan. 13
21% Jan
f38
16
Jan
3
15Va Jan
11
Dec
3 Va Jan
23
3% Jan
9
11 Vb
Jan
17
Nov
16% Jan
3
17% Jan
12
15'a
Jun
20%
Jan
19% Jan
4
23
May
124 V2
Dec
121V2 Jan
6
120
3%
Jan
7
7'a
Nov
6% Jan
20
122'/a Jan 13
7% Jan, 6
24%
Jan
23% Jan
25
.'25 Va Jan
24
Mar
34
Dec
x31% Jan
18
99 Va
July
122
Jan
113
22%
Jan
31
Nov
4%
Feb
20%
Jun
18 V2
Jun
27%
Dec
22
99 Va
Apr
102 Va
Jan
101
Jun
21%
July
77 Va
15'/a
67
64
34
4
9
24% Jan
25
Jan
10
102
Jan
22
Jan
19% Jan
3
Apr
77'/a Jan
,
23
9
12
11
73% Jan
24
25
9% Jan
5
Jun
37 Va
Dec
33% Jan
13
36% Jan
27
79%
Jun
91
Jan
90
Jan
4
94
25
12'a
Jun
17%
Jan
14% Jan
13
68
Jan
68
7
General
6%
General
General
Jan
Jan
16% Jan
'
7
9.
Jun
116
Jan
112Va Jail
11
19
Sep
14% Jan
24
10
Jun
Gold
9
45%
69% Jan
3
76% Jan
25
101 Va Jan
20
104% Jan
10
Jan
43% Jan
Sep
103% Jan
16% Mar
13
47Va Jan
11
105 Va Jan
26
12'A Jan
13% Jan
9
1 Vb
May
3%
Jan
1% Jan
2% Jan
10
5%
Feb
8%
Apr
7% Jan
16 Vb
Jan
30%
Dec
29
16%
Jun
28
Va
Jan
24% Jan
20% Mar
28'a
26% Jan
27% Jan
5
Dec
100 Va Jan
102 Va Jan
9
Apr
15 Vb Jan
16% Jan
4
32
Jan
36%
Oct
33% Jan
35'A Jan
17
11%
Jun
14Va
Sep
12
13
33 %
Jun
43%
Jan
40% Jan
16 Va
Jan
133 Viz
July
62 %
Dec
Jan
17
Co
(The)
Co
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conv
77c
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50
July
10% Jan
3
11% Jan
11
July
Apr
97% Jan
3
99% Jan
18% Jan
13
20% Jan
9
7% July
6% Jan
3
8'A Jan
19
3
3
4
».56%
Jun
71Va
Jan
59% Jan
25
16%
Jan
22%
Dec
21
Jan
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page
13
102
15
Jan
6
Jan 17
56% Jan
63% Jan
24% Jan
12
3
13
103
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10
10
10%
55%
55%
55 7
*126%
100
,*111 Va
127
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111%
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1 per share
73
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13
136
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102%
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102 Va
32,600
6,700
100
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56%
56'a
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127
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127
112%
112%
111%
10
11,900
55%
3,700
127
112 Va
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Jan. 25
1
$ per
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•
share
Jan. 21
share
$ per
for
Sales
Friday
-
Jan. 26
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the Week
Shares
$ per share
71%
72 Va
71
72%
71%
72%
126'%
126%
126%
126%
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126 '/a
126'A
126%
126 Va
126%
1,300
103%
103%
103%
103 3A-
103%
103%
♦103 %
103%
103 Vb
103%
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20 %•
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20%
20%
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700
35%
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35
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
5,000
14%
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14
14%
14
14
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14
1,900
20%
20%
36
36%
..No par
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14%
14 Va
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3%
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3%
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1,900
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16%
16%
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17
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17
16%
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16%
16%
20,600
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21%
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21
21%
21
21
21%
21 %
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1,100
124
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124
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2,800
32
32
32
32 Va
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33
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92 !'•
94
94
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19 Va
18%
19
19%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
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55
54%
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15%
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20
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27 vb
55
54
54
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46
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106
105%
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106
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105
13 %
2
12%
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Prop..No par
12%
43 Va
26
2
12%
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43 %
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43 Va
No par
19%
19%
19%
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141 Va
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2
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400
13
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2
10,500
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31 VA
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32%
3,300
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11
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100
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142
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101
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113
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-19%
99
74%
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101
36
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26%
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13%
15%
102%
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102%
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31%
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15%
75%
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...No par
14%
15%
76%
102%
31%
27%
113
1
7,100
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167/s
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101 %
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36%
54%
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31
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113
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102%
26
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113
19
75
30%
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36
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22%
77%
27%
1
2,000
15%
5
common
29%
94
109
Corp
2.1V8
36
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pfd_.__.No par
29%
35%
1
common
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114
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21
75
»
29
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103 Va
84
10%
5
29
114
77%
26%
10
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No par
_.No par
300
114
36
%
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1
113%
20
20 Vb
50
113 %
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2.50
113 %
93
*92%
No par
(The>_——
124
6%
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Co
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6%
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:
124
3'A
24%
•
5
— —
Ohio RR
3Va
54,700
16%
5
Corp
Sugar
71%
*21%
com
common
Ore
72
5
No par
Aircraft
7%
102
*102
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'
103
*102
coni.No par
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
13%
14%
14 Vb
14%
14
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55%
55%
55
56
54
54%
55
55V4
55
551/4
25
61%
551%
Gl%
61%
62
60%
6'1 V
a
59 %
60%
60%
61%
60 7
a
62 Vn
Utilities Col-—_.No par
23%
23%
23 VB
23%
23 Va
23',4
22%
23 %
23
23V4
22%
23'A
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•
7;300
10
14V4
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130
.
42%.
48%"
800
m
136
42%'
113
HIGH
100
72
29
*17%
5,800
103%
20%
pieferred
Gulf States
*71
*28
17%
•135
71%
29
17%
100
800
7%
126'%
3
preferred
Gulf Oil
Va
7
*103%
common
$5 convertible preferred
$5
7%
3,800
14
*125%
35%
Co Inc
Gulf Mobile &
164 Va
14
9%
$ per share
73
11%
162 Va
49
112%
Jan, 24
72%
11%
*
56%
.
Tuesday
$ per share
3,300
48%
*126%
.Ian. 23
30
46%
106
42
127
Monday
Jan. 21.
105%
42%
113
113
%
49 %
*102
9%
56 Va
*126%
35%
Common
Grumman
-*6
41%
103
9%
112
6,800
%
48%
55%
•
127
111%
Saturday
& Die Corp__No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
12
Jan
*102
10
55%
42%
100
12% Jan
105
71%
♦28
134
134
42%
49%
*102
71%
23
17% '.-17%
■
1,500
19
*101%
14
7%
7%
-
•
19%
*105%
46%
105
13%
300
.;
19%
19
105 %
46%
14
71%
135
134%
42%
49'A
__1
Jan
51% Jan
134%
49»A
101
Guantanamo
105%
♦101%
■
28
-
42'/b
Green Eay & Western RR
Oct
Dec
134
*20%
preferred
9%
see
13
100
Ry 67c
93 %
footnotes
23
18
___103
preferred
(H L)
19
46 Va
73A
71%
28."
13%
42%
Grayson-Robinson Stores comi_—.1
Green
For
71%
28
49%
Greenfield Tap
100
71%
:_1
preferred
12
Dec
7%
48%
Gratiby Consol M S & P.——-
12
"Jan
7%
18%
,
Hosiery
Graham-Paige Motors
$2.25
13%
5
26%
*26
26%
19%
106
"13%
28
'
•
Gotham
3%'A
4%
19%
105 Va
45%
14
18%. '
*134%' 136
—No par
Jan
14
*71
13%
23
'/a
46
Va Jan
54 Va
71%
*
42%
1
$5 preferred
Grant
5
*25%
19%
*101%
*18
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No par
Union
8,300
3,600
19%
*105%
46%
105
*27%
*102
14
101,
*71
-—No par
44
Jun
105%
46
*101%
17%
7%
T%,
(B F) common..No par
4
Jun
105 Va
47%
106
16%
7%
pfd
preferred
4
Jan
105%
46%
17%
7%
17
$5
Jan
Va
*105'A
1,100
4%
4%
19
13%
11%
17
Goodrich Co
Jan
9
19'A
13
*18%
164 '/a
Goodall-Sanford Inc___.;——10
13
41
19%
*101%
113
41
92
19%
400
*17%
16%
26
a
4CJ
18
18 3 4
11%
*110
Dec
27
,
47%
100
14 % Mar
20%
191/B
18
2;aoo
*18%
*162%
____.No par
Stock Telegraph
43 Va
Jun
19!
,600
33
11%
1
Brewing Co
&
Jun
Feb
4%
26
19 3 3
*37 Va
164%
Corp
Harvester
11%
5
5!'«
26! 6
10%
5,700
37%
11%
Corp
33Va Mar
15%
4%
*20
19%
.No par
Great Western Sugar com
26
Jan
17
2,000
8
"162Va
Utilities.^—_10c
&
20
Jan
68
15%
15%
6%
8
18%
*7%
1T%
100
19% Jan
144
6
13
13'A
960
No par
Gt Northern Iron
3
18
18
a
7%
163 Va
Utilities Corp.,
Gt Northern
13
Jan
18 %
6 %-■
18 %
a
37%
13!
4
15%
5 'A
33
33
;
78
..No par
10
18 Va Jan
65
3d
:
8
18%
3
8
7%
i
7co
4.000
6%
7%
*13
18%
3.3C0
21%
60
_No par
12
137Va Jail
Nov
33
27
3
13
O
6%
6%
7%
18%
77«
0
•
Jan
Oct
19%
67
6%
7%
V*
17%
21%
78
11%
50
}.
44% Jan
144'/a Mar
79 *
75%
163%
Cement Co
Grand
16 Va
75%
"75 %
77
13%
No par
Granite City Steel—
Dec
101
21%
19%
'
106
72%
9
Apr
5
21%
21%
18 %
3o %
*25V'2
*17%
No par
11
Jun
5'A
59%
17%
11%
Corp common:—10
27
11
.
59%
17%
162'A
STOCK
Jan
93 Va
7%
59%
*6%
8 Va
Hi 1/4-
*38
58%
13%
preferred
Jan
9
26
6'A
1,390
58%
17% : ,i7;%
21%
21%
_No par
32% Jan
Jan
6'A
8
*18'A
10%
11%
convertible preferred-
Goebcl
Dec
"75%
10%
162%
100
Brothers
4%7o
11
Aug
77
10
14%
$4.50 preferred
26
Jan
77
10
18
21%
10
59%
"17%.
1,100
10
11%
..$5 convertible preferencc__.No par
112'% Jan
13
53%
13
22
50
11%
164'A
Gillette Safety Razor com____No par
11% Jan
,
592
24%
11%
11%
3%% preferred
——100
Georgia-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co__l
Glidden
Jun
10
*24
11
*13%
preferred
5
14 Va
10
29%
24%
10%
*
*162%
preferred-
27
2,600
10%
'
100
General Tire & Rubber Co
Jan
56
29%
29%
♦24
24%10
22%
27'A Jan
3
29%
20
22 %
13
330
10
*22%
23
97%
93
24%
22'A
Jan
97-%
93
29
22%
10% Jan
.
110
92%
11%
General Time Corp common..No par
24% Jan
4.301
29%-
92%
29 %
54
29 %
93%
23%
92%
24%
29
Dec
»
28:%
93%
*14%
23%
"92
30%-
29%
Dec
3,700
30
29%
Dec
3.300 *
15%
"24%
29%
10%
26
700
1314
15%
"11%
21%
105%.
14%
13
15%
24%.
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6%
OVA
14%
13 Va
93'%
77
"75
14%
12%
98%
L'9%
55
Jail
18
80
70J
-
10,700
15%
97-'a
20
Gimbel
19
15%
97%
21%
,
17%-
—.No par
Telephone
4%7c
18%
28'%
29
92%
114%
4%%
10
18%
14%
59
59'A
21%
'
29
"9T
*113%
25%
106
59%
"17%
1
_No par
com.,
Refractories
General
26%
13%-
10%
'10%
"10%
——.100
Portland
Shoe
106%
20%
12%
11
"24%
11 %
4,300
30%
"105%
26%
*26
*1'5%
It
24%
31
31%
900
14%
114%
Jun
Jun
30%
Inc corn.—No par
Y4RKK
Realty
Gleaner
98%
30
15
*113%
24% Jail 11
72 Va
30%
11
.
1,200
"
No par
83
104
."30
*24%-
-
'
14
5
preferred
10
'
93%
47%
Gen Railway Signal com
25
Jun
93
*101%
preferred
Corp
General Public
Jan
Jun
98 'A
61%
14
__5
Gen Precision Equip Corp
General Public Service.
80
Jun
"97%
67%
14
.No par
Preferred $3.75 series
Gen Outdoor Advertising
I8V2 Jan
52%
92%
5
$5 preferred
Oct
34
"91
common
,
Aug
100
92%
_No par
L
General Motors
80Va
x95%
•t
"91 %
• -
Par
28'a
Jan
29
.—1
Corp„_
EXCHANGE
Dec
July
28%
Instrument Corp
NCW
;
,
July
5%
'29%
*105'A
11
0% Jan
17%
1 29%
15%
100
29% Jan
Feb
48
13%'
15%
19'A
General
12 Va
72 Va
13%
15%
19'/«
Gen Steel Castings $3
Sep,
21
"14%
13%
Investors com__l
5
Jun
24
14%
13%
15%
19%
7
73
5'a
14%
13 %
27
convertible
'
■
14%
15%
27
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
14%
30
68
106%
19
19%
1151 Jan
Jan
5
28 Va Jan 13
-,
18%
15%
$ per share
123 Vb
72%
19
15%
Mills common
/
x97
•
18%
'
■t per share
share
18%
15%
STOCKS
Year H)t!»
Lowest
18%
13%
500
4,000
106 Va
30%
25%
1
a
53%
53 %
*106
*104%
105%
25%
*15%
Cigar Co
Range for Previous
.
105.%
26%
par
81!
390
67%
30% '. 311%.
105%-
"25%
18%
1S%
2
preferred
3%%
.
31%-
105%
26
(The)
preferred
General
31%
107
25%
"18
$3.50 preferred
5
Jan
'
31%
"105%
"18!
2nd
conv
77c
25
56%
128%
31
*81
53%
106%
2
"13%
67%
„14
26
18%
General- Foods
20
10% Jan
Jun
Jan
97
Jan
31%
53%
♦106
106
"13!
81%
"80%
53 %
52%
14)6
107
13
General Electric Co
9
24
56% Jan
-
44%
123%
54% Jan
47c
General
9
Jan
"31%
53%
108
"25'%
No par
General Cable Corp com
47c 1st preferred
Jan
;
2,000
"105'A
18%
9
79%
26
1,200
18%
80%
14
18
Bronze
12%
67
14%
I0V2
9'A Jan
Apr
65%
67%
53%
106
17%
preferred
12%
80%
14
3 'A
General
Jan
81
67%
54
"14
18 %
9
10
81
14%
14%
; *is
14 % Jan
Jun
7% Jan
$8
81%.
54
<
5.G09
1041a
19
81
36
104%
18%
16
.-General Baking Co
2,700
35%
104%
19%
6 !A
—
4%
4%36
♦104%
19
67%
Transportation
a
4%
35%
2,500
a
104%
19%
*18%
Airier
41
4%
36
35-%
19%
8
$4.25 preferred series A
11% Jan 19
163 Va Jan .24
5
Jan"
13% Jan
General
80O
19%
—No par
*$4.50 preferred
9
106
Jun
Sep
9%
13%
19%
Co
American
4
12 Va
8
General
13!
12%
81 %
1-4 %
100-
com
400
18%
18 %
12%
1
Wood Industries Inc
37%-
18%
104
67%
—,
37'A
12%
39
Corp
37%
4%
4%
36 %
104
67%
_100:
_
♦36%
*
13
1
_
157
19%
"67
•4%% convertible preferred
50
Gaylord Container Corp—1.66%
11
105
4%
36
103%
15%
37
18
18%
1
15%
12%
—
(The)—
"36%
1
15%
13
0
Garrett
5
36 %
103%
1
1%
16
12%
*38
Gardner-Denver
18%
1
15%
40
39%
13
.5
10
37
5
36
50
Co
36%
18%
103%
common
26
3
5%
36 %
convertible preferred—
•57c
Jan
Jun
19%
107
Gamblc-Skogmo Inc
37%
2
163%
——20
Gamewell
25
8,600
common
—^
(Robert)
preferred
20
July
99
"
Jan
20
3,300
1 %
1 %
16 %
105%
common™
(The)—
Inc
15%
15%
a
1
16
lo-
1
'17% Jan
3
3 7/b
18
Co
6%
38% Jan 12
3
10%
Gair
15%
15!
1%
16%
105%
preferred _„—__-_______100-
Gabriel Co
27
r
15%
1
16%
54%
_
47c ' preierred
10
Jun
15%
"81
,
7
4%
15%
19%
Froedtert Grain <te Malting Co Inc.l,
14%
14%
5
Frceport Sulphur Co.—__—_lo-
2C
15%
1%
16'%
"12%
5
Jan
!
15%
15%
106'A
Inc—_
Fruchauf Trailer Co
1,9<X)
36%
27
Jan
.22% Jan : 9
75% Jan : 3
;
Jan 16
11% Jan
20%
*103%
Foster-Wheeler Corp commonl
,_lo
45% pnior preferred.C_-J
25
Francisco Sugar Co
___v.__.No par?
Franklin Stores Corp._
,J_—_.
1
<11% Jan 27
Jan; 13
20% Jan
Feb
7 Vt
9% Jan
9% Jan
r
6,800
H
"18%
No par
convertible- preferred.
3%7c
24%
20 l,
"36!
Machinery <fc Chem Corp„.10<
•
Feb
11%
Food
2.,%
20'4
"54%
Flor^heim Shoe class A—,__:__No
18
1,900
23 %
20%
40
"105 %
Food
30% Jan
40
23%
20%
18 ta
10
Follansbce Steel Corp_i__Stores
39%
23%
20%
36%
par
Fair
40
23%
20%
25
12
Jan
40 %
23 7 a
..100
i 7
)
40
237«
20%
1
16
13
40
20%
5
15% Jan lO
Shares
24
36%
Florence Stove'CoNo par:
Florida Power Corp.j.i.
L—l
7%i
7
the Week
par share
40
5
14% Jan
;
3
14% Jan '. 3
Apr
Jan
Stores
*
for
Sales
Jan. :ii
share
20%
100
—
Friday
Jan.
share
23%
iya
(The) Carpet; Co.
——No par
Flintkote Co (The) common. No par•$4 preferred
__-__No
4
>
National
share
t per
40
*10
No par
preferred
Jan.SO
t per
20%
*15
*
Firth
9
Jan
•
19
8%
89
First
126% Jan 27
20%
Jail
5
33% Jan
18 Vb Jan
.14% Jan
*4 % %
Tbur: day
Wednesday
24
20-%
*18%
common
$ per
39%
5
Mfg Co
Ferro Enamel Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
Firestone Tire & Rubber com'
.14% Jan 20
Jan
Oct
15%
11
SALE PRICES
Jir.n. "t
$ per share
.2-
Felt <te Tarrant
103
HIGH
Tuesday
*23%
-
20
Federal Mining
10%
f
No par_
AND
-Monday
Jan. 28
$ per-share
...
5'% Jan
-
Jan. 21
Falstalf-Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp eommoii—1
F A R
Liquidating Corp
1
Fedders-Quigan Corp
_1
3*2
Jun
Saturday
Par
.22% Jan
7
15% Jan 26
-ll'/a Mar
■'
11
RECORD
LOW
YORK.STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
.
3
19%
41%
STOCK
(471)
STOCKS
Year 11)49
.
Lowest
$ per
YORK
CHRONICLE'
10.4C0
2,009
19,700
■
6.800
■
2
COMMERCIAL
THE
{472)
Year J,l» H»
RECORD
$ per share
HIGH
AND
LOW
SALE
TRICES
Thursday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Jan. 21
Jaiii 23
Jan. 24
Jan. 35
Jan. S6
Jan.27
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
$ per share
5 per share
Monday, January 30, 1950
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
FINANCIAL
&
$ per share
.
for
Sales
Friday
the Week
Shares
H
31
Jan
16 Va
Jun
12
Jan
11%
24%
72 Va
July
Apr
4
12% Jan
4
77
Jan
Jan
•;'
14 Va Jan
Jan
27
3
-'
/
20
Jan
145
Jan
(M A)
Jap
145
5
Refrac
'
Scliaffner
&
Jan
25%
Dec
23% Jan
3
27% Jan
12
Hart
4%
Jan
7%
Nov
5% Jan
3
6 ft Jan
11
Hat" Corp
5
68 Va Jan
11
Jan
•10
Hayes
Industries
8% Jan
7
Hayes
Mfg
Jan
68%
Oct
64 Va Jan
6 Va
Jun
10%
Dec
9% Jan
12
5ft
Jun
9ft
Jan
6% Jan
3
61
■
19%
Feb
20 Va
Jan
of
21%
22% Jan
27
24% Jan
10
Hazel-Atlas
3
28% Jan
27
Hecht Co
Jan
95%
Dec
94
Jan
37%
Dec
105
Oct
Jan
o
106 Va Jan
24
6
3.65%
Helme
17
Glass
J)
Co
.
28%
W)
(G
Jan
32%
Dec
31 ft Jan
13
32ft Jan
•'34%
42%
Dec
41
Jan
3
41% Jan
13 Va
Jan
17ft
Aug
16
Ja.i
±5
17% Jan
7
Hercules
Jun
53
Dec
49% Jan
23
52% Jan
9
Hercules
Powder
Feb
131
Sep
26% Mar
45
Dec
122%
Jan
6
Vl27
Jan
40% Jan
25
46
ft Jan
11
55
Jan
26
125
24
Nov
53%
Dec
53% Jan
4
51ft
Nov
52 V«
Dec
51% Jan
6
53
Jail
"32
42
Aug
21%
Jan
15% Jan
3
17 ft Jan
5%
147/a
Jun
21 %
Jan
13% Jan
20
18 Va Jan
7
Dec
84 Va
Sep
77
Jan
25
80
Jan
6
12 ft
Dec
11% Jan
4
12
15 Va
Dec
14% Jan
4
15 % Jan
8% May
11%
Jun
Jan
15V4
Sep
13% Jan
5
14% Jan
12
Dec
25% Jan
14
27 Va Jan
11
Holland
12% Jan
27
14 Va Jan
5
Oct
Jan
18% Jan
4
19 Va Jan
9
Sep
27% Jan
16
x23% Jan
5
28%
24 Va Mar
34 ft
50%
Nov
34 %
Jan
Dec
101'/a
Dec
101
34
28%
Jan
41%
Nov
35% Jan
27
86%
Jan
99 Va
Dec
95% Jan
7
98 Va Jan
23
42%
Jun
48% May
46% Jan
13
48Va Jan
23
36% Jan
41'A
41'A
41
41 ft
54 Va
55
55
54%
55
50
"52 Va
52%
x52
52ft
52'A
52 ft
52 ft
52%
52%
53
53
53
"17
17%
17
17'A
16%
16%
16%
16%
"16%
17
14 ft
14 Va
14%
14
14%
13%
14 ft
Va
"77
78%
77
77
$2.25
3%%
14%
25%
25%
"13 %
Howard
9
Howe
3
Hudson
$ per share
31%
Jun
36%
Dec
35% Jan
3
Feb
36%
Dec
34 ft Jan
25
13 Va-
13
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3.000
"33
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33 Va
1,200
36 Va
36%
36'A
36%
36
36%
35%
35%
com
"97%
98%
98%,
48'A
48
48
13
"12%
41%
14%
15
-.6.66%
9%
9%
1
2%
2%
__
—
Jan
20
Leased
20
RR
25%
Jan
37%
Nov
36% Jan
13
38
Jan
27
51 %
Jun
55%
Nov
55
Jan
13
56% Jan
4
7%
Sep
10 Va
Jan
9
Jan
24
9% Jan
4
28Va Jan
3
4
13
13
67% Jan
29% Jan
25
Jan
19
51% Jan
5
9
69% Jan
170
11
Jan
Apr
163
Jan
6
30
May
41 Va
Jan
38
Jan
26
Jun
18 ft
Jan
13% Jan
3
Jan
10%
Dec
10% Jan
27
Apr
18%
Dec
16% Jan
16
18% Jan
11
95% Jan
Dec
2Va
9%
Jan
xl45%
Jan
22%
Jun
Dec
234
29%
Dec
Feb
40'% Jan
9
15
Jan
12
11
Jan
5
Electrica
8 1/2
49 %
173
"167
Jun
34%
Oct
33% Jan
25
34 ft Jan
Jan
86%
Oct
84
Jan
4
86 % Jan
Dec
6
Jan
4
7ft Jan
14
25%
133
Jun
3
29% Jan .20
Jan
143
27% Jan
Feb
132% Jan
4
134% Jan
33% Jan
25
37 Va Jan
11
Jan
4
106'% Jan
37 ft
94
Jan
103%
Nov
7 ft
Feb
5% Jan
Feb
49 % Jan
3
56% Jan
Jan
20
57 Va Jan
4ft
43
50
Nov
Nov
Jun
•
71
Feb
61
106
56
6
6% Jan
12
9
lo
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
13
—100
95
94%
94 '/4
941/4
94'A
941/4
94V4
"94 ft
1%
500
13%
13%
6,400
228 Va
227%
228%
2251,4
226'/2
226%
229
"225
27
100
226
27'/a
21 Va
27%
180 Va
"180
180 V4
180 »/4
10%
9%
Sys class A__25
26%
27%
26%
180 Va
lao'/a
180%
Canada
9%
9%
9%
9%
33%
31%
32%
31%
32'%
31%
32
85 Va
85 Va
"85 Va
85%
85%
10
86%
86 Va
"85%
86%
6%
29 V4
6%
6%
6%
6%
0133 Va
134%
34%
35%
of Cent Amer com. ..No par
100
Salt
No par
38%
29
100
7.50
,
*
102 Va
"6 V4
55 Va
"55
107
6%
28%
134
34%
"1021/4
"6
29%
35%
106
6%
55%
"54 '/a
55 V4
57
"55
57
"45%
45 %
45%
45%
"51%
52 Va
52
52 Va
"6
Jan
6
25
"33%
34%
"33%
34%
9ft Jan
3
13ft Jan
14
International
Telep & Teleg__No par
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
11%
Dec
18 % Jan
25
20% Jan
9
International
Utilities
19
19
18%
18%
"18%
Aug
20 V2 Jan
4
22 % Jan
9
Interstate
18
32 ft Jan
7
Nov
Jan
Feb
30
Jan
27% Jan
5
29
Jan
27
Jan
21
141
Jan
Intertype
3
140
Island
._5
"33%
18%
22
21%
21%
21%
"30%
31
30%
31 Va
80%
31
50c
28
__1
common-
—
140
28%
140
28%
140%
231/4
28
"139%
141
301/4
Va
"139%
340
35 %
25,800
105
6 Va
6
53%
54%
"55
57
2.200
1,470
53%
56%
■
.
'
45%
46
1,000
51 Va
51%
31%
1.100
34Va
34
34
18 V2
"21
30%
r
28'/«
28'/4
"28
28 Va
141
133%
34%
45%
11%
12
18%
31
132%
"103
6
v
"33%
21%
"21
21%
No par
Coal
11 Va.
12 Va
19
3.400
21,0()0
51
34 Va
34 Va
•
6%
28%
45%
'
50 '/a
"21%
Corp_
Creek
45%
50Va
—No par
Stores-
Dept
$6 preferred
45%
53
"33%
Jan
Apr
53%
"55
400
6%
34%
104%
6
6
53 Va
57
45%
45%
11 Va
52 Va
"55
57
"51
34
Corp
5%
6'/4
54 Va
133 %
34%
"103
8.400
23%
6'/a
29
133
35
104 Va
"103
106
54
20
preferred—
133 %
33%
35 Va
"55
'25
28 'A
88
"6%
28%
133 Va
134
34%
"1021/4
6%
28%
6
28%
28%
134
134
No par
;
common—
330
14.900
9%
32%
86%
new
1.400
22,600
9%
9%
33%
6%
com_..No par
Co com
27 %
180 Va
10'A
"85%
—
224
331/4
1
Corp..
27
179%
10
100
1
;34
224
27%
180 Va
33%
.
228
27%
180 Va
27
1801/4
com——5
Chemical
Mining
Silver
32
170
"1%
Shoe
34
1.800
1%
International
148
1 400
13
13%
International
Jan
10 %
95
13'A
9
Jun
18
"1 Va
10
Aug
10%
10%
"lO'/a
10%
17 V*
—
1 %
Jan
24
2.000
13%
V» Jan
24
8,600
14 Va
1 %
54
136 %
38%
13%
13 Va
46
23
171%
38
13%
1%
3
Feb
"166
33%
13%
13%
14
18 ft
171 Va
38
"1%
Jan
7%
16G
14
13V4
49 % Jan
35
2,200
■
1%
45
13
68%
13%
Oct
J Jan
'|
3,500
48%
68 ft
1%
Jan
33
2,100
47%
G9'/4
13 Va
46%
Jun
8%
49 'A
1%
57%
July
14,280
13%
Jun
7%
i
29%
1%
Jan
14
Va
"
!
1.000
69
"941/4
___No par
&
International
"10
10%
5,100
9%
38%
171%
"166
171%
38
55%
8ft
8%
69 %
10%
—
41
30% Aug
"166
8%
"48%
631/4
95%
preferred—
5%
171%
8%
49%
69%
Va.
3%
48 Va
17%
preferred—___________ ..No par
Int'l Rys
69%
69
10 3,8
common—..No par
of
Preferred
$4
8%
49%
8%
49
j
1
.
1.040
13 %
preferred
Nickel
8%
50
29
1
.j
1,100
No par
"
Internat'l Paper
14
„
Minerals
Int'l
10
Dec
29%
29%
29%
2S%
17%
Machines
International
16
Dec
31ft
Dec
33%
29%
29 V4
3,600
26,209
34 %
9 Va
"9412
—-1
preferred—
4V
29%
37%
"55
91/4
a
Rubber—No par
Iron
Int'l Hydro-Electric
Int'
9ft
34%
common———5
Inc
preferred——
Intercontinental
23
6%
9'/4
"10%
10%
55 %
55%
"9
10%
Ctfs
Harvester
Feb
37%
"55
9 V«
13%
Business
3%
37%
"55
55%
9
33 Va
Int'l
73 Va
24
37%
"55
9%
14'/4
Corp
7%
37%
.
55%
39%
Int'l
4
34%
14
6
4
"166
541/2
33%
Interchemical
16
69 Va
37%
37 Va
"99%
35
141,4
9
Jan
101
■
39%
Jan
10% Jan
"99 %
101
101
34
"99%
85%
14
29 ft Jan
181
101
'35
39%
Interlake
4
97
"991/4
101
39V4
7
12
•93%
96
14 V8
-11
9ft Jan
36'
"94 %
39 Va
2 Va Jan
178% Jan
SlLares
35ft
35%
95%
14 %
13 % Jan
231
8%
100
36
36 %
95
Copper—..——20
Insuranshares
.
29
49 V3
69%
3 6 V4
35%
96
Co—_No par
Steel
Inspiration Cons
4%%
9%
8%
69
36 Va
36%
37%
"55
49 %
.No par
1
preferred
:
1
.'.
36%
34 ',4
96
371/4
37%
55%
361/4
37 Va
33
A—
S
Mex,
Ingersoll-Rand common.
13
4
De
Rayon
25
25
37 %
36%
36%
35
36%
"55
36
37 ft
97
97
"99V4
101
"35%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Co—
RR
36 %
98
97%
"99
29%
Jan
Jan
100
A—1000
29%
6%
$ per share
for
the Week
36
x36
36%
37%
9%
% Jan
31% Jan
Sper share
"9 Va
1
212
Jan.27
$ per share
5
Inland
700
Sales
Friday
Jan. 26
$ per share
3,2O0v
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
$ per share
1,900
.
2ft
18 Va
13
Jan. 25
36%
preferred—_——50
Industria
HIGH
9%
2ft
18
18
300
2.70!)
14 200
Wednesday
I per share
pfd ser A—100
series
ctfs
Terminal
Industrial
AND
ft
9%
2'/4
21/1
18
4,300
Jan. SI
37%
4'/•
lines
4.70V
2
9%
9%
9'A
2ft
"17%
2ft
18
9
Tuesday
common-10o
Co
conv
non-cum
12% Jan
Dec
10
18
9 Va
9ft
2ft
18
403
2,500
"8%
Jan. 22
20
RR
93
Dec
180%
Jan
5%
2ft
ft
17%
41%
41
Monday
"
164%
9 ft
9 Va
18
LOW
Co__
3
Jan
13%
.
8
9 Va
I
stock
Illinois
10
95 ft
8%
Jan.21
Illinois Power Co commoiu__.No par
19
Jan
155
Jun
2ft
'
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
Central
Jan
Jun
9 ft
:
17%
17%
Co.._^ _No par
Refrigerator
37% Jan
Jan
1,200
13%
40%
15%
98
Jan
8%
40%
197
7
"16%
411/4
8%
14%
17
47
17%
411/4
8%
12%
25
Dec
"16%
40%
%
40%
26
Jan
16%
40%
14%
Jan
Dec
16%
41
41
94 Va Jan
8%
17
41
13%
34
Jan
41%
14
Dec
53 ft
19,000
13%
Jan
29%
43%
40-%
Dec
Jun
42%
14%
34 ft
33 ft Mar
42%
14%
Power
Illinois
6%
41
41ft
preferred—_
Car
Par
3
41
14%
96
Jan
40
41 Va
100
95
40%
"13%
c_
.
EXCHANGE
Idaho
7.900
14%
NEW
5
48 Va
41 Va
Hussman
20
70
48 Va
14 Va
t
v
Corp
Co
Hunt Foods Inc
Jan
98 Va
48%
41
Texas
of
$ per share
39
35%
98 Va
48
"93
99
"98
99
14%
Jun
1
%
35 Va
99
47''4
"98
Va
"13%
Jun
86 Va
'
47 l/a
39%
98 Va
48 ft
48 ft
16%
36 Va
100
par
—
60
48 Va
36%
common. _No par
—
Hupp Corp
37 Va Jan
730
13
102
14%
Jun
8
114
102
14%
20
12%
"112 '/a
103
41%
95
165
114
14%
73
11%
114
"102
34%
13%
'
Oct
114
103
33%
"13
non-cum
Highest
22%
72%
34
114
"102
34
No par
"102%
STOCKS
$ per share
Jun
33%
113%
102%
34
104
.1.
55
34
113%
102%
34
104
.
_——
_
Manhattan
&
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
2,300
34
114
114
300
700
No par
Stores
Sound
Range for Previous
Highest
4.700
114ft
Motor
Year 194!)
47
103%
34
34
45%
"41 ft
Hudson
Jan
45%
"13%
Hudson
4
45%
100
5
12
21%
45%
9Va
20
share
4 oft
23%
8%
15% Jan
$ per
45% :
18%
28
8%
15% Jan
4
46%
18 Va
"
8%
/ 41-'% Jan
18 % Jan
181/2
281/4
common—100
13
13
18%
28 '/a
41%
26
3
18%
28
17
39% Jan
11
18%
28
41ft
12% Jan
2% Jan
19 Va
28%
17
Jan
10% Jan
"18%
"28
42
Dec
;
600
19 ft
28
17
47%
3
2,400
12%
41%
17ft
12
400
26%
12%
41%
Jun
1% Jan
14 Vt
25%
13
41%
Jun
8% Jan
14
25,%
"16ft
8ft
13% Jan
14%
13
a
1
33 Va
Oct
13%
45'A
300
25%
25%
13%
"14
14%
25%
13%
5'
Jan
Jan
14%
25%
13%
25
13
Jan
14%
25%
2,700
15Va
___%
Oil
Jan
2%
"14'A
10
12
12
"15'A
1
Houston
20
Dec
14%
15%
700
78 Va
40
11%
11%
11%
15%
"76
34,500
114
Finance
Jun
Nov
11%
15%
45%
46%
33%
11%
15 ft
1.200
14
par
A_fl_ .No
Light & Power— .No
4 Va
Feb
46 %
5
11%
15%
13%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd. ..No par
27
Jan
44% Jan
57/
com_
11%
28
19 ft
28%
12.50
.—
Co
11%
14
"18%
"18%
"28
78%
"15%
14%
"13 Va
30
"76
25%
25%
14
10
preferred
Houston
"14
"14ft
14%
300
16%
"16%
14
90
2,400
preferred- —50
conv
Household
"15%
5
127
15%
12
11%
15%
5
Mining
17
Lowest
1
12%
12
Co
Electrochemical
43% Jan
1% May
"15%
5
preferred—-
5
8Va
10
78
"77
78
& Sons
(A)
5
9
"76
Col-
"126
126
14
100
_
(Charles E)
12
3
1
A—
_
Paper
Furnace
15 ft Jan
10
—
Corp_
Dauch
conv
125%
100
com
Inc———
40% Jan
17% Jan
128
"126V4
41%
54%
38 Va Jan
Dec
"126'/a
127%
40%
54%
Oct
18%
127 Va
"126 ft
4i%
Jan
Jun
126%
54%
16
10 ft
127
41%
46 '/a
8
1,100
5,100
41%
Jun
Oct
20
16%
54%
Jun
44%
190
500
42
"41
"54 Va
12%
Feb
42
"41
31%
31%
31%
31%
41
41
x41%
31%
29%
42
50
Houdaille-Hershey
5
33
"31%
32
"41
49%
10
3
32
42
105 Va
"16 V.
Jan
25
32
"105
161/4
9
12% Jan
1051/a
50 Va
Jan
31% Jan
"105
16 'A
preferred—_ _1
Dec
105%
49%
$4.25
Nov
IfVS ft
16%
19
13%
300
105 Va
50 ft
Jan
35%
39 Va
16
104
Feb
"39'A
49%
2nd pfd series
Jun
9%
39%
16%
$4.50
30
"39
50 Va
Hooker
14
39 Va
16%
Homestake
12
Sep
94%
39 ft
49%
5
% Jan
109
100
39 Va
16%
11
116
Dec
95
50
25
13
116
"93%
16%
Jan
13
Jan
Jun
95
49 Va
34% Jan
24
32 ft Jan
Apr
100
5%
"93%
16%
47% Jan
45 ft Jan
x24
-
94
50%
Holly Sugar Corp
•
1,000
94
55
Holla nder
15%
28%
41%
Hires Co
29%
22%
28%
41%
Hotels
Jun
Jun
28%
"54%
&
12 ft
Jun
28%
50
Hinde
87/a
1,500
19
.No par
Hilton
16%
7,100
"28
9%
50%
preferred series
20
'
2,200
7%
10
preferred series B__
3%%
7
10 Va
10 Va
"16%
Heyden Chemical Corp
Va Jaiv 11
70
22 ft
.
10
•
2,500
67 Va
preferred series A__
4 Va %
800
*
6'A
Va
No par
...
Hewitt-Robins
77
26%
6 "
67
common./ .No par
preferred
Chocolate
4Va%
11
52
"26
61/4
68
7»/a
32
32'A
"41
_
preferred
Hershey
28
xl3%
common
non-cum
26%
6
"67%
148
22%
"41
10
_____25
Motors...
40
1','c
./ 26 >/4
"
>
94%
105
105%
105%
105 Va
105%
preferred
40
6
*"146
148
"146
100
7%
39%
"39 Va
40
3,000
20%
22%
"93%
"39'A
30
21
21'/a
7%
28 Va
25
107
107
21
22%
28%
94%
"106
"106
67ft
10
7%
22%
"93%
80
7%
7%
22 Va
"93 %
80
22 ft
7%
22%
29
2,200
79%
17,100
7 Va
7%
22%
"28 Va
13%
22 Va
10 Va
10
10%
10%
28%
94 Va
_
...
Jan
5
.
.100
_
common
23 ft
.
22%
7U0
131/4
"78%
26%
6
67 ft
10 Va
7%
-5
Co—
preferred
(H
Heinz
9
0
_
14%
13 Vt
21%
26%
6
68
7%
22%
10 ft
1
....
_
common...
3%'./
3
.
Jan
41
Jan
105
94% Jan
17
37ft Jan
1
Inc.
5%
24%
14%
13V4
148 ;
"146
26%
"26'A
68%
"67
41%
24'/4
14%
>.
107
20 %
148
"41 Va
24%
o
79 '/a
"105%
-
"67ft
6
6
6
68%
"67
13
79%
21%
"146
26 Va
26%
26%
"5%
1
100
Corp
25% Jan
26 Va
—10
—-
common
...
13
/•■- '
41%
231/4
*14%
106
21%
"41 'A
"14%
23%
14 %
13 Va
106
148
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148
"146
100
23 Va
"78% >79 %
21%
21%
'
'
41%
"41
14%..
14%*
13 Va
107
"106
41%
23%
23 Va
'
79 Va
"78%
106%
21 Va
Marx
America
preferred
Dec
30
Jan
11
-4%%
Dec
25
25%
84
98 ft
"78%
106 Va
1
20%
13 Va
100
preferred
6%
5
13
13%
13
.No par
pfd_
1
Feb
.
14%
coin_ .No par
—
——
$4.25
Co
23%
14%
79 Va
preferred
conv
23%
15
"14%
„5
Watch Co com—— _No par
Harbison-Walk
12
21% Jan
3
4 'ir
Hanna
23%
23%
"41
41%
"41
41%
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Well
Printing Co——
F)
Hamilton
12
80
24
Hall •( W
12
15% Jan
5
106
Jan
23%
Oil
25
Water
Halliburton
•107% Jan
Jan
149
May
14 Vs. Jan
Hackensack
27
24% Jan
13
Nov
81
108%
Nov
18%
142
Dec
11
41% Jail
9
22% Jan
Dec
13%
40'/a Jan
Dec
14%
Jun
104 Va
Dec
39%
"139%
141
11%
12
12%
76,400
900
19
18%
"18%
21%
21%
21%
30%
30
30%
"139%
.
/
500
.
3,800 ,y
29
3,200
141
50
29
281/4
141
1
100
; i
2%
Jun
11%
>
Jun
18%
Jan
14% Jan-
81
Jan
94
7%
Dec
Dec
92% Jan
6% Jan
7% Jan
11
Jacobs
(F
5
15% Jan
12
Jaeger
93% Jan
3
13
44
Jan
59 Va
Oct
3
62
Jan
24
95 Va
Jan
105%
Dec
Jan
3
106
Jan
Jun
50 Va
Dec
45 Va Jan
18
49% Jan
3
Dec
124% Jan
19
Jewel
20
30 Va
101
Jun
130
56 Va Jan
104
7
27
Johnson
20
4%
16
Joliet
108 Va Jan
4
109
Jan
May
155
Dec
170
Dec
180
lb
180
Jan
54Vi
Dec
48
Jan
Co
Co
3V2V0
&
15%
15%
15%
93%
93%
93%
Inc
common—_No par
100
Johnson
"59
"106
No par
47%
100
Corp com
"124%
preferred
&
6%
"15%
"92 %
4"!<
preferred—.
2nd
6%
6%
No par
pfd__100
Co
& Lt
Pwr
Manville
Jan
3
109
Jun
Tea
3Va'U
Johns
53 Va Jan
132
Jan
Feb
29%
102
L)
Jersey Cent
6%
——1
Machine
25
59%
107
47%
127
50 Va
_12%
common
preferred series A_;
49 Va
100
"108 %
110
"170
180
Chicago RR stamped-'-_10q
5.9%
"106
47 "A
126%
50
108%
"170
61%
6%
"15
93%
61%
"106
107
47%
126%
47
125V4
50
50
108%
108%
62
61
61%
107
106
6%
6%
15
93%
6
.
45 '/2
47%
"122%
127
51 Va
"50%
108%
"108%
"170
180
6%
6%
1
6%
-
"15
931/2
93
61 v.
61%
60 %
61%
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47
"122%
127
15
107
46%
126
106 1
46 ft'
"122%
53
46%
53%
521/4
108%
"108%
"170
180
29%
30
29%
30 Va
21
Jun
33 Va
Jan
27% Jan
13
12
Jones & Laughlin Stepl com—No par
29
29%
29%
2.9'/«
30 VA
Jun
Jan
81% Jan
84
Jan
12
100
83
83
82%
82 7
a
82%
82 %
82 V,
82%
82%
83
Dec
40% Mar
30 Va Jan
13
33% Jan
27
5% preferred spr.ies A—
Joy Manufacturing Co—_
83
86
13
83
73
30 %
1
31
31
32
32%
32%
33 Vn
321,4.
33
32 %
33%
33%
33%
30% Jan
29%
29
30 Va
500
10,100
110
180
"170
'
'
11C
9,300
126
52 Va
180
250
2.700
106 */
108 Va
52V4
110
200
93
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106
3,300
15'A
ft
93'/a
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^
"170
130
Va
15
92%
6%
151/4
93%
•
130
•
16,900
3/0
21,000
•
K
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
10 V2 Jan
3
11% Jan
10
Kalamazoo
Stove &
lo
Furniture
"10%
11%
94 Va
Jan
102
Aug
98% Jan
25
99
100%
Feb
105%
Nov
104% Jan
9
106
V4 Jan 26
Jan
Feb
49%
Dec
46 Va Jan
12
49% Jan
Jan
62%
Dec
59 V2 Jan
26
62
14 Va July
17V4
Nov
16V8 Jan
3
x34 ft
52
City Power & Lt Co—
3.80% preferred—.
'
U
"10%
11
99 ft
"93%
99 V.
106%
"105%
106%
"105%
106 Va
47%
47 Va
47%
47
47%
GOVa
60%
59%
60
60%
60 Va
700
17 Va
17%
17ft
17%
17%
18%
12,200
13
13 ft
13 V.
3.40C
20%
20%
500
17%
700
10%
"10%
11
10%
10%
"98ft
99%
"98%
98 Va
98%
98%
"105 Va
106%
"105%
106%
"105%
48 Va
47%
48
46%
61%
60%
60 3
4
17%
17%
17%
.
Jan;
17% Jan
13 Va Jan
16
5
6
27
.
4ft
cum
Kansas
4%
City
Southern
non-cum
Kansas Power &
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
12% Jan
26
9
Kayser
Jun
23%
Dec
20 ft Jan
13
21% Jan
9
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Jun
19%
Dec
16% Jan
3
18 V2 Jan
9
For footnotes
see
page
18
(Julius)
&
99%
106
com... No par
48 ft
100
61 ft
61 Va
17
17
1
Light Co com—8.75
17%
"98ft
"105
48 Va
preferred
xl3%
Class B
100
—100
preferred—
Co
conv
48
"60%
17
,
;
5
"12%
13%
13
13
13
12%
12%
12%
class A—1
"20%
21
20%
21
"-'0%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
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17 ft
17
17
"17
17 ft
17
17
17
17
;
_1
13
1,100
10%
99 Va
10%
Kansas
"17
80
4,000
THE
Number 4877
171
Volume
COMMERCIAL
Year 194!)
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
Highest
„
Jun
56%
Jan
50'/a Jan
3
54% Jan
39
Jun
48%
Nov
45% Jan
12
46% Jan
4
11'/a
Feb
16%
Nov
15% Jan
3
18% Jan
19
17'A
Jun
25%
Dec
24'
Jan
13
Jun
107%
Dec
106
Jan
10%
Jun
'
20
25'% Jan
4
<
4
Jan
16% Jan'
5
16%
Dec
15% Jan
18
72%
Dec
69'% Jan
14
71
Jan
31%
Jan
28% Jan
13
29% Jan
5
98
Jan
93% Jan
9
95% Jail
90 %
Aug
*
6
•Kresge
Jan
5
Kress
Feb
43
Dec
40% Jan
27
48%
Feb
62%
Dec
59%'J
an
25
62
60%
Dec
59% Jan
16
61
6% Jan
12
43
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
Jun
17%
Jan
22%
Jun
11%
9%
43
-
Jan
5
H)
Kroger Co
Laclede
8
Oct
7 'A Jan
3
6
Jan
S S)
(
(S
Jan
3% Jan
3
4% Jan
12
La
Dec
21% Jan
4
22% Jan
10
Lambert
Dec
11
13
12 % Jan
9
Jan
Jan
25
Gas
Jan
17
3
8% Jan
10
27
50% Jan
7
3%
Jun
1%
Jun
15
5%
Jan
3
Jun
Jan
24%
4% Jan
4%
Jun
8%
56%
Feb
11%
11
2 % Jan
10
18% Jan
26
5% Jan
Dec
8'A
5% Jan
3
4
4
6'/a Jan
9
57 % Jan
11
17
Jan
Jun
3
Jan
1% Jan
Jan
x41%
95
54
Dec
Jan
•
13
10
23
11% Jan
20'/«
Feb
26 %
Sep
22% Jan
3
24 % Jan
9
44%
Jan
64
Dec
61% Jan
27
65% Jan
11
6%
Jun
8% Mar
7'A Jan
3
8% Jan
6
34%
Jun
37% July
36'A Jan
3
37% Jan
18
27
89% Jan
3
11
185% Jan
25
72%
Apr
91%
Oct
10'% Jan
83
Jan
170
Feb
186
Sep
182
Jan
33
Jun
49
Dec
45
Jan
17
x6%
Jun
10%
Jan
8% Jan
.
25
52%
Jun
Lees
$3
inar.
Lehn & Fink
Libby
Life
7%
Link
Lioii
Oil
Liquid
65%
Jun
78
Jan
73
Jan
13
75% Jan
21
16%
Feb
25%
Dec
23% Jan
13
26% Jan
9
Lockheed
14 %
Jan
18%
Aug
16-% Jan
3
18% Jan
6
Loew's
Lone
Jan
9
11
27% Jan
3
Jan
172%
Dec
Jan
23%
174
3
Jan
19
94'A
95
95%
95%
430
*94
"
95'%
*95
00%
95'A
60%
6Ye
"4
7
6"%
.
7
41%
40%
41'A
40%
40%
40%
40%
2,400
60
59%
59%
60
60
60%
60%
1,300
60%
6%
,50
1
*46
47
*22%
22%
,*41%
42%
„
"
3
*22%
23%
60%
60%
60%
60'%
60%
60%
1,500
6%
7
*93%
95
6%
6%
47
6%
6%
*47
47%
22%
*22%
23%
*23
23%
800
40%
41%
*41
42
*41
42
400
23
"
23
23
23
*22-%
23%
"
95
94
94%
*94
95%
*93 %
8%
8%
7%
46%
46%
45%
5
Libby
95%
*94%
7%
7%
7%
45%
8
46%
45%
44%
1,000
22%
96
20
8
3,800
45%
1,900
5%
8,700
2
4,300
'
5%
5%
2
2%
18%
5 %
6V4
55%
54%
2
18%
*5%
5%
5%
2%
18%
6
55%
4%
2%
18%
6
5
2%
18%
18%
5%
5%
2
18%
18"%
5%
55:%
5%
5%
2
Vfi
18%
6
54%
5
2
2
18%
5%
54%
55
54%
6
1,400
1,500
6
54%
55
18%
4,300
54%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
n
23
22%
23
6,600
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
62
63
61%
62%
61%
62%
7,300
7%
4,900
7%
77%
37
.25
87'A
87%
1:184%
185
No par
*45%
46
5
8%
7%
37
...
*94
22%
23
63 'A
..7
Corp.;.:
22%
23
—..._______5
com
220
47 %
*47
47%
22%
41%
8%
54%
3.000
22%
46%
6
1,400
11%
41%
8%
2
800
4
22%
46%
5%
14,300
7
22
42
8%
18%
4
4%
22%
22"/a
47%
par
*4
*41
3%
pfd.—No'par
7%
87
184%
184
46
*
7%
7%
7%
7%
36 %
37
*36'%
37%
*36%
86%
85
8G
84%
85%
185%
185
46
8%
7%
36%
86
37
86%
7%
36%
*36%
8%
*10%
185
*45%
8%
185
47%
8%
8%
7%
185%
45%
8%
*185
45%
*46
8
37
700
83
84
6,100
185
185
47
47
48
8%
120
300
17,600
8%
_J_
'/a
8%
No par
64
64
63%
64%
63%
63%
63
63
62%
62%
63
No par
Co
convertible
30%
31
30%
31%
30%
31 %
30
3C%
30%
31%
30'/a
30%
13,200
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
ly
19 %
18%
19%
3,600
preferred
par
19%
193/4
8%
800
63
Star
Cement
Co
75 %
75%
75 %
79
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
11,700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
17VB
17%
17'%
17%
17'/a
17%
8,900
77%
77%
23%
76%
77 %
76
76
75 %
76'A
76%
77
76
77
5,200
23
23 %
23%
23%
22%
22%
*22%
23%
23%
23'A
600
26
26
26%
26
26'/8
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
5,400
173'/a
172%
172%
Corp..
Corp
Long Bell Lumber
1P1
100
___1
.......No par
Aircraft
Inc
l'/a
*46
4%
4
*46%
1
Co
Lorillarci
47
4%
10
.....No par
Corp
*4
25
Carbonic Corp com__.No
%
*46
common..3
100
4%
800
No par
(Md»
A__..No par
common,,
.*23
.10
preferred
25%
100
*172
*75
173%
*
78
172
172
172
172
*77
80
*77
173%
*172
*172
80
*77
100
80
150
Dec
30% Jan
11
32% Jan
26
Louisville.Gas & Elec Co (Kyi No par
32
32
32
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
32'/a
32%
1,800
Jan
34'/a Jan
3
40% Jan
24
Louisville
32%
32
41%
37%
37%
37%
39
39 %
39
40
39
39%
39'/a
39%
17,800
27
40%
25%
25%
25%
27%
5,500
25%
Jan
15
Jan
95
95%
109
32
31% May
20% Jun
95
171
95
.*94
—i.loo
Cup
Belt
7
9
153
&
11
66% Jan
21% Jan
80
4,500
60%
preferred
31% Jan
24% Jan
29%
61
com..
Corp
Tulip
3
6
28%
i*60
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
13
13
28%
41%
Products..
McNeill
Savers
26
27
28%
Stores Corp
—No par
Libbey Owens Ford Glass...,No par
17% Jan
Jan
29
Lerner
29% Jan
22% Jan
28%
(The)—___1__1
Corp
62% Jan
75
28%
*59%
preferred—No
50c non-cum 2nd
Oct
25% Jan
28%
41'%
Cement.
1st
non-cum
Dec
Oct
29
5
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
Dec
Dec
28%
60 %
Sons Co
&
Portland
33%
Dec
29
60
3.85'a
cumulative preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh
17%
25%
29
41%
Tire
Lima-Hamilton
27%
570
:
60
.
&
(James)
Jun
76
70%
110
46
Jun
Jun
16%
70%
41
•
Co
Lily
Jun
16%
70'A
75 Pesos Mex
preferred
Rubber
10
Jan
16
70
11%
10
15'A
16
70
11'A
Jan
19'%
15%
70
11%
19
X60
15%
70
11%
13%
x67
15%
70
11%
9'/a Jan
47
15%
70%
11%
4%%
Lel
15%
70
11%
9
Jan
109'A
15%
4
pfd
210
109
109%
16
70
11%
23% Jan
7% Jan
109%
3,600
70
11%
Jan
44% Jan
110
110
1,900
3,900
,
i
11%
Lee
94
*108'%
*108
19,300
'/a
4*15%
No par
6'A
Lane-Wells
Jan
25%
11%
11
Dec
24%
*21%
11
May
24%
21%
25
11%
24%
21%
24'A Jan
49%
24%
21%
44% Jan
Jun
24%
21%
47% Jan
Jun
25
21%
19
6%
24%
21%
25
33%
25%
No par
22% Jan
3
24%
common..!
40% Jan
24
24%
Bryant
Lane
Oct
Jan
17%
22
Dec
20
46
17%
Shares
54%
46 '/a
18
*4
Jan
98
53%
46%
17%
22
47
22%
54%
46%
17%
4%
26'%
Jan
53%
46'/a
17%
21%
45%
Jun
54
45%
17%
21%
Jan
16%
53
46'A
17%
..No par
Jun
90%
54%
46
iThei....
19%
46
54
18%
Co
37
'
54%
46'A
60
Light Co
Consolid
the Week
18
41
(The)
Jan.27
$ per share
53%
110
for
Sales
Friday
Jan. 20
46%
_lo
...
Thursday
$ per share
share
18
___i—No par
Co
&
$ per
54%
ioo
Co
$ per share
46%
24%
Kopp,ers Co Inc common..—_w_10
preferred
$per share
18
*108
(G R) Co common..,
j.I
$5 prior preferred.
.....No par
4%
Jon. 25
54%
.
100
—_
Wednesday
Jan. 24
46 'A
,__5
Kinney
42% Jan
x35%
1
27
No par
&
4%' coiiv 2nd preferred
Tuesday
Jan. 22
$ per share
Wire Co___No par
Kimberly-Clarke Corp com,.—No par
3
Jun
Copper......
County Land Co
Keystone Steel
PRICES
SALE
Monday
Jan. 21
Kennecott
Kern
HIGH
AND
13
(473)
Saturday
Par
26
110
Mar
25%
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
$ per share
90
YORK
EXCHANGE
40
62
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
Lowest
&
Jun
100
21%
3
27% Jan
Jan
25
99'/a Jan
5
18'A Jan
3
20% Jan
18
Sep
24% Jan
Oct
98'
Mar
Lowenstein
4
%%
Nashville^.....,
&
(Ml
Steel
Co
*25%
25%
*98
100
99
*98
99%
20%
*20Vb
20%
10
:
4.
20%
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
Highest
YORK
26
98
19%
20'/a
HIGH
SALE
25%
*98
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Jan. '»1
Par
20'A
Jan.23
Jan.24
Jan.25
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
25%
99 %
*98
99%
10
20'A
x20%
20%
1,200
PRICES
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per share
$ per share
AND
25'A
98
20%
20%
LOW
STOCK
25%
99%
25%
*98'
STOCKS
Year 194!)
$ per share
& Sons Inc com..].
preferred series A__i
Lukens
Range for Previous
Lowest
50
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 26
$ per
Jan.27
-
$ per
share
Sales
for
the Week
Shares
share
M
9%
Jun
31%
14%
Apr
131
Jan
42
'■
Jun
9%
Oct
15%
33%
104%
Dec
13
5
Jun
430
Jun
19%
525
11
Jun
15%
M &
MacAndrevs
27
138% Jan
18
6%
Jan
17
Mack
Trucks
32% Jan
9
Macy
(R H)
.14
Jan
5
Jan
20
9% Jan
25
10% Jan
12
13
17% Jan
9
14% Jan
27
10% Jan
3
105
4 % 'to
18%
■550
Jan
9
Mahoning
9
Jan
7
Manati
9
Jan
4
9% Jan
11
Dec
Feb
10%
25
18
Dec
18
25
8% Jan
11
Maraeaibo
3
26% Jan
20
9% Jan
Jan
19
Jan
9
3
18%
Oct
18% Jan
4
Jan
5
Market
Dec
23% Jan
25
26% Jan
9
Marshall Field
95%
Jan
104
Dec
102% Jan
3
103% Jan
10
8% Jan
3
19
St
4 %%•
Ry
Apr
9% Jan
13
11% Jan
6
11% Jan
24
13% Jan
11
39 %
Jun
59
Dec
60
21
Masonite
11'A
Jun
170
13
J an
13
16% Jan
9
13
51% Jan
23
179
Feb
Jan
15
47% Jan
Aug
177% Jan
12
Jan
18
178
Jan
(Glenn
Master
Jun
49
Dec
46 % Jan
27
Jan
98%
Dec
98% Jan
18
89
Jan
98
Dec
97% Jan
4
80
Feb
88
Dec
87
Jan
10
89 % Jan
Jun
12%
Dec
11% Jan
3
42'A Jan
13
45
Jan
5
S3
112
Jan
20
$6
1st
May
45
Dec
Jan
113
Sep
19% Mar
25
Jan
Jan
22'A Jan
3
33% Jan
$3.75
13
21
$3.40
7
Maytag
13
Jan
May
Dept
Corp
•—..100
,
11
McCall
35 Vb Jan
11
McCrory
18
Dec
43% Jan
27
48
Jan
17
Apr
30% Jan
14
32% Jan
3
McGrfiw-Hill
53% Jan
25
Jun
45%
24
Feb
Jan
Corp
60%
Nov
58
Jan
3
Mclntyie
Jan
41%
Dec
38% Jan
13
41
Jan
6
McKesson
92 %
May
102%
Dec
99% Jan
25
101
Jan
17
19%
Feb
Dec
23% Jan
23
17% Mar
13% Jan
3
25
Jun
xl3
12 %
$4
McLcllan-Storcs'
Co___!_
14% Jan
3
17% Jan
14
Jan
5
91
Jan
24
4%%
32% Jan
6
36% Jan
12
4% -2nd preferred
20%
Jan
27
Dec
25'A Jan
13
27% Jan
9
11
Jan
3
42
7% Mar
27
8%
18
971%
Jan
Oct
8%
Jun
37%
Jun
14'A
Jun
18 '4
Jun
124% July
10% Aug
7%
Jun
Feb
43 %
Mercantile
7% Jan
3
7% Jan
3
Merch
42% Jan
3
Merck & Co
10
17
Jan
x20% Jan
25
Dec
38% Jan
26
23%
Jun
105%
Mengel Co iThe) common.
5% convertible 1st preferred
11
Jan
40
July
30%
12
Jan
13
Jan
18
127% Jan
3
24
Jan
27
40
Jan
9
98
Dec
103'A Jan
13
105% Jan
20
110%
Feb
109
Jan
27
109'A Jan
9
14%
Jan
13
Jan
3
48
Oct
39% Jan
25
104%
,
18%
Dec
34
Dec
139% Mar
17% Jan
3
28% Jan
13
131
Jan
5
14% Jan 11
43
Jan
9
Mesta
12
Middle
25
Midland
27
8%
10'A Jan
13
11% Jan
12
Minn
63%
18
Minn-Honeywell
&
61
Jan
4
99
Jan
10
100'A Jan
17
Dec
98 »/2 Jan
11
103
10
108
Dec
106% Jan
23
108% Jan
5
15% Jan
9
81
Jan
6
$5.50
1st
22% Jan
10
$1.50
2nd
10'/a
Jun
14%
Jan
13% Jan
3
67%
Jun
80
Feb
x77% Jan
27
16'A
Jun
22%
footnotes
Nov
19
seepage 18
Jan
4
3.20%
$4
*175
&
59
59
15%
15
15
15
15
*15
15%
600
50
50%
49
50'A
49%
50
50
50%
5,300
178
*175
178
*175
47 %
47%
99
178
*175
*175
178
59%
46%:
178
2,300
47
46%
47
99
99%
99%
99
99
99
99
*99
99%
%
99i%
99
99%
99
99
99
99
*99
99%
891/a
88%
88%
88
89
89
89
89
89
*88
90
12%
12%
12%
12%
127/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
*42%
12%
*98
43%
113
*43
44
*111
113
23%
22%
47
42%
*111
23
22%
47%
42%
43%
113
47
47
42%
113
*111
23
23
22%
'/a
*12%
*42%
*111
22%
44
113
*111
22%
22%
100
90
700
1,500
600
44
112
23
33%
33%
34
103'A
103'A
103'A
*102
45%
*44'A
45
30 %
31'A
*30%
31%
*54
54 %
2,300
103'A
44%
2,400
34%
*102%
34
34
46
*30%
56
46
46
31'/4
*30%
46
*
31 %
55
55
54%
54%
53%
53%
39%
39
39 %
39%
40
3 9'A
39%
101 %
*100
101%
*99 %
23 7
*23%
a
15
14%
39'A
43%
*30%
53 %
40
39%
*
98 %
44
31%
90
1,300
100
55 %
1,600
40%
5,200
100%
100
99%
99%
*98%
100'A
24%
23%
24'/a
*23%
24%
24
24%
1.100
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14
14%
800
100
*14
16%
17
1,100
17
17
17
17
89'%
89%
91
91
*89
91
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
35%
35%
*34
35
34%
34%
34%
36%
300
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
26
25%
26
25%
25%
3,800
3,200
12
12
16%
25%
16%
11%
16%
*89
16%
91
11%
12
11%
11%
43
43
*42'A
43%
*42
43
*42
43
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
15
*14%
14%
*7%
8
7%
7%
*7%
11%
*7%
8
11%
8
11%
8
*89
11%'
91
11%
20
*42%
44
10
14%
15
600
*7%
8
100
40%
50c
40%
40%
41
41
*95
97%
*95
97%
*122
124%
*122
123%
*95
122%
41%
*20%
21
21
21'A
21'A
39%
39%
39%
39'A
41%
*95
97
123
123
39 %
pfd. 100
4 l'/a
97
124
21'A
*39%
41'A
41
*95
*121
97
122%
41%
*95
123"%
41%
5,900
96%
124%
19
380
21'%
22
23%
23'/a
24
9,800
39'/a
x20%
38 V4
38'A
38%
38%
2.200
240
*104%
1051/4
100
*108%
110
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2.000
10
41 %
41%
40%
41 %
40%
40%
39%
40%
40
40%
40%
40%
4 800
18%
25,500
—_
13%
No par
30%
*133
105
*108%
105
'
110
104
*108%
104'A
*104%
105'A
110
*108%
110
105'A
*108'%
105%
105
105'A
110
109
109
'
18%
30'A
134
18%
30%
134
18%
30%
18%
30%
133
134
18%
18%
30%
31%
133%
18%
18%
31%
3OV2
134%
*133
*133%
18%
31%
135
18%
31
31
135
135
40
4,000
80
No par
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 '/a
13%
13%
13%
2,500
Marie,.....No par
SS
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11
11
10%
11
11
11'/a
1.900
3
65%
pfd series A___,'__100
conv
Min
2,300
59%
59%
15'A
17
100
Jan
Nov
1,200
59%
.
44
;
Inc
12
Nov
59
4,800
12
15%
No par
Minneap & St Louis Ry.
101
'
20
10 %
51%
50
47%
10%
*11%
103%
91
common.,....'5
17
101
For
Prod
14% Jan
Jun
104
Petroleum
3
Minn
60
*103
___:_5
li'A Jan
Jan
59%
*15%
.No par
3.90%
Jan
66% Jan
10%
11%
.,..5
12%
Mar
66%
10%
11%
*14%
Co..
Utilities
Steel
Jan
87
*102%
11%
.No par
__
Edison
South
P
350
5.400
10%
*42 %
1st preferred
St
17
.1
common.:..:
preferred series
Mid-Continent
Jan
19
24
103'%
59'A
10.000
9
19
23%
10%
23%
8%
9
19%
24
11%
:50
Copper
19'A Jan
*19
'
Inc
Metropolitan
4.35%
19
24%
*102%
No par
2nd
Machine
Miami
8%
19
23%
12
3%
Inc..:-.:
preferred
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
conv
31% Jan
135
Co
Transp Co
$3.50 preferred
$4
9
19'A
24%
.1
12
97
1,900
3,500
50
(1st series)
Jan
39% Jan
7%
26%
*89%
11st series)...100
Jan
120
*7%
25%
10%
178
700
18'A
7'%
25%
103 %
15%
300
7%
11%
51
*18'/a
2,000
9'A
25%
10%
23%
15
Dec
8%
9
18%
20
8%
7%
*102%
*14%
12% Jan
Dec
*17%
*9
550
26'/a
7%
26
12
14%
44
Min
18
18
8
8%
9%
10%
24'A
Corp
Stores
*8%
10'%
14%
16
Dec
130%
Shoe
39%
*100
No par
common
preferred
9
550
8%
12
24%
13
99
Jan
18
9
13%
14
550
10%
,;10
Jan
43%
Apr
-
90
105% May
Corp
&
24%
V
S%
12%
..^..1
14 V8 Jan
Jan
*55
18
McQuay Norris Mfg Co:
82
Jan
8%
*19
13%
550
8%
•
Porcupine Mines—5
Oct
Jan
9
19'A
13%
550
8%
26%
31%
Jan
15'A July
7%
31 %
Nov
13%
18
25%
Publishing.—_.No par
17%
49
18%
46%
34%
Jun
9
46%
93%
Jun
9
12%
*500
8%
1
Jun
Jun
47,100
13%
550
8%
34%
July
7%
14%
13
*500
8%
103'A
70 Ve May
12%
1,500
34'A
28%
34%
1,100
16'A
103'A
9
Melville
9%
16'A
34%
9
Mead
*9%
16'A
103%
60
300
105
9%
16'A
103'A
Jan
16
105
*9%
34%
26% Jan
105%
*104%
*102'%
No par
3,700
9%
34%
com
32'A
16'A
103%
& Robbins Inc
32
105%
*34%
preferred
32%
9%
*102%
1
11,200
16 %
common.....1
McGraw Electric Co
13%
9%
preferred—.100
Corp
convertible
30%
23%
No par
Stores
3 % %
*42%
12%
103%
12%
*111
13
102%
89%
.No par
*104%
40
200
12%
32
1
16'A
8'/a
8%
99%
preferenee__.._No par
105%
26'%
*19
99
cum
32
136%
136%
102%
47%
No par
31%
40%
136%
25%
*08%
common
32'A
40%
136%
24%
*98%
Co
13 '/a
7%
9
—.—...No par
24% Jan
29'/a
*175
18 'A
19%
common,..,.;—.5
103% Jan
101
49%
No par
12%
40%
25%
1.947 series_.No par
cumulative pfd
..No par
5
Dec
Dec
60
*15%
13'A
26%
8
Stores
26
100
10%
*136%
9%
*9
18%
13%
550
8%
26%
preferred
Jan
36%
Jan
102 %
*12
$3.75 cum pfd
100
34
30'/a Mar
90
41%
111
12
*
1
preferred
3
30
110
5
Jan
99% Jan
25%
.....No par
.1
48% Jan
8%
*19
.1
Co
preferred
89
7%
__5
.No par
Chemical
38
8
pfd.._100
Co
Corp.
Electric
Mathieson
l'/'o
L)
9%
26 %
com...—No par
13%
*500
9
*18%
1
Martin-Parry Corp
13%
*9
.5
...
16%
550
1,400
13
12%
*40
16'A
10
16'A
*8%
12%
*12%
40%
136%
137
9%
10
16%
13%
No par
100
Jan
Martin
;
13
13
*40
*104
104'%
10
16%
*500
13'A
40%
32
10
,
1
preferred
13%
56
104%
.50
prior
Co
12
Dec
105%
...
Corp
6%
&
Feb
Jan
*104%
6.25
Jun
19%
32
—
7%
48
32%
1
10%
34% July
"13 Ve
Co;
^
24%
Dec
13%
32%
13%
31%
Exploration
Apr
8%
13%
.No par
Manhattan Shirt
16'A Mar
Jan
13%
_____10
RR
19%
%
*135
100
Garden.
_l_
Marathon Corp
Marine Midland
6
*40
136%
Co
Oil
13
40%
136%
No par
com
MandeJ Bros
Jan
25
Inc
Coal
7% Jan
Apr
Jun
Co
Sugar
13
40%
138'%
5
Magnavox Co (The)
9
13
13
40%
*136%
Inc
Square
25
13
*40
,.100
Copper
Magma
Jan
6'A
____5
common__10
preferred series A
Madison
7% Jan
17%
Co
Forbes
preferred
Aug
550
Working
&
40% Jan
•
Dec
9%
Mar
4
Wood
24
15% Jan
Jan
Dec
3
xl03
Jan-
Feb
6%
23
31% Jan
Jan
20
Jun
3
Jan
M
13'A Jan
13
12% Jan
Jan
8% July
10%
38% Jan
136
Jan
Jan
95%
12% Jan
Dec
139
Jun
27%
7
Oct
100%
100 %
98%
98%
Regul
common
Mfg common...No
preferred
par
.No par
Minneapolis-Mohne Co common...!
preferred
conv
preferred
__
100
25
*
106%
66
107 %
64%
100
98%
106'%
99
65%
G4'A
100
100%
100 %
99
65'%
100 %
99%
65%
107
107
107
99
*
106 'A
15 '/a
14%
14%
*80
CI'A
*80
81
79%
79%
*78
*21%
22 %
*21%
21
21'A
21'A
21
14%
15%
14'%
%
*'
14'A
65
66
66%
66
100'/a
100
100
99%
99%
99
100
99%
*106'A
107
*106%
107
66
100
99%
107
3,100
1,460
2,800
110
14%
14%
14%
xl4%
14%
9,900
79%
79
79%
x77%
77%
230
21
20%
20%
*20%
21%
300
14
(474)
Range for Previous
'/
Year 1949
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
Lowest
$ per share
38%
Jun
54%
7%
Jun
10%
3%
Jun
15%
Jun
3%
Aug
Jan
46% Jan
25
Oct
9% Jan
3
Jan
4% Jan
3
25% Mar
21% Jan
3
6
v
5%
4% Jan
Aug
Mission
Corp
Mission
Development
12
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
27% Jan
27
5% Jan
6
10
Co_
35
Jan
32
Jan
27
35
Jan
9
Mohawk
Jun
12%
Dec
11% Jan
13
12
Jan
9
Mojud
21%
Jan
26%
Nov
24% Jan
13
26 '/a Jan
10
Monarch
Co
45%
Jan
57%
Dec
54 % Jan
13
57
Jan
26
Monsanto
Jun
114%
Dec
110% Jan
13
114
Jan
26
$3.25
103%
Jun
113
Dec
112% Jan
4
115
Jan
25
$4
9
13 % Jan
24
47%
Jun
53% Mar
54% Jan
3
57% Jan
9
10%
Jan
1J Vs
Dec
13% Jan
13
14% Jan
21
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormick Lines
16%
Jun
23
Jan
18
Jan
11
20'A Jan
18
Morrell
14
Jun
26%
Dec
23% Jan
3
31% Jan
47%
46%
47 %
46%
47 Vs
47
47%
47
47
10 J/4
10
10%
10
lOVs
10
10
10
5%
5%
5%
26 Va
27 J/4
26%
26
16%
Jun
27%
Dec
26% Jan
3
30% Jan
7
Motor
Products
15 %
Jun
23 %
Dec
21 % Jan
3
23% Jan
18
Motor
Wheel
11%
Jun
17%
Jan
15% Jan
3
17% Jan
7
x9%
Jun
14%
Jan
12% Jan
13
13% Jan
20
Mullins
Dec
11
Jan
9% Jan
5
10% Jan
12
Munsingwear
50%
Dec
49 V2 Jan
12
112 % Mar
110% Jan
3
10
Jun
3
Jan
23
Dec
15%
.
50% Jan
112
15
Jan
13
16'A Jan
9
4%
4%
4%
33%
*33 Vs
4%
27
2,800
3,800
5%
5%
5%
5'/a
5%
13,800
25%
>/4
10%
5'A
5%
26%
26%
26%
2 6'/a
27%
54,300
4%
3,900
4%
4%
4%
4%
4'/a
34
33%
33%
33
33
32 !/a
32%
32
32
11%
11%
12
12
11%
12
11%
*
4%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,900
25 Va
25 >%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25-%
25%
25'/a
25%
2 5'/a
1,000
57
5.60J
4%
500
5
*5b%
No par
Utilities
*112'A
114
*112 Va
115
*112
114
♦112
114
114
114
*113
116
*113%
114
*113 Va
114
114
114
115
115
115
115
*114'A
115'/a
300
1,600
18,000
._5
Co
56%
*13
56%
56%
56
56%
400
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
557/s
5 5'A
55%
55
55%
14
14 J/8
14%
14%
13%
56%
56% •
56 Vs
567/s
5
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
20
20
19'A
19%
19'%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,500
29 'A
29 Vs
29%
29 %
29%
28
29%
29%
29%
29%
31%
19,000
28 Vs
28 Vs
28
28%
28'A
28%
27%
28%
28%
29'A
28%
28%
3,700
2 3'A
2 3'A
23'A
22%
23
22%
23!/tt
23
23'/«
16%
16%
16'A
16 >/4
16%
16
16
16
16
1,100
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13
13%
13
13 Vs
13 '/s
13'A
4,100
10
10%
10
10
10
10
*10
10 "A
10 '/s
10'A
600
No par
_
No par
5
Corp
Mfg
Co.....—
_
_
C)
preferred
Corp
common
.
of America
39
Oct
36% Jan
13
38'A Jan
10
Jan
43
Jan
13
45% Jan
18
Myers
*50
50%
*111
111%
Dec
16% Jan
13
18% Jan
12
Nash-Kelvinator Corp :
37
15%
10
com
23 J/8
23 Vs
16'A
15%
50
*50
*111
50
50%
15 %
15%
111%
*37
37%
*45
>
760
50%
50'A
50'A
lllVs
*111'/s
112'/a
15%
290
15%
15%
15'/a
3,700
15%
37
47
1,400
15%
'
15%
37
*36%
37
*36%
37
36%
37
*36 Va
47
*45
47
*45
45%
45%
45%
*44
15%
6,000
111%
*50
50%
111%
112
*
*45
50
&
14%
14>/a
112
50
111%
15%
Bros—_i._.-No par
preferred
E)
10Vs
1
..
*10
100
51
(F
13%
5
—.
-
30% Mar
4%
*16
1
lnc
(G
23'A
1
_
Corp
Co
Murray
13%
.No par
Corp
Mueller-.Brass
Murphy
4%%
Co_
61
56%
13%
55
13%
56'/«
67
56%
13%
_
13%
56%
56%
56%
29 Vs
(John)
41
July
27
*33
27
Feb
Shares
No par
12% Jan
Oct
the Week
27
lOVs
com.
Dec
38%
.
$ per share
47
20
B
14%
108 %
Jan
for
Sales
Friday
Jan. 26
$ per share
share
5%
No par
Jan
9
Thursday
25
.
10%
1.25
Co
series
Montana-Dakota
$ per
$ per share
47%
pfd_100
con
pld series A
pfd
Jan
5%
lnc
Chemical
conv
conv
PRICES
Wednesday
10%
100
Machine Tool
101%
SALE
24
.
4 7'A
Mills—;
Carpet
Hosiery
Jan.
5
.
A—„.
5%
Missouri Pacific RR
Jun
9
HIGH
Tuesday
No par
L
com
preferred series
7%
$ per share
Monday, January 30, 1950
.10
9
11
Jan
Jan
6
Jan.23
$ per share
,
AND
Monday
Jan. 2).
Par
10% Jan
49
Saturday
''
$ per share
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
FINANCIAL
&
STOCKS
YORK
NEW
25
10
COMMERCIAL
THE
J/a
37
400
46'/a
100
17%
15,800
N
10%
Jun
17%
22
Jun
32%
Dec
32 *
Jan
3
Jan
27
Nashville
17%
Jun
24%
Dec
23
Jan
13
24% Jan
18
National
Acme
5
Jan
9J/2
Apr
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
14
National
Airlines
9 Vs
Jun
Dec
16% Jan
Jan
4
National
Automotive
18
Jun
10%
13
13%
Dec
Jan
13
Jun
41
Aug
38
Jan
Jan
40J/s
Dec
37% Jan
13
170% Mar
185 »/a
Sep
182'/a Jan
18
26
30%
3
4%
Jun
30%
Jun
7
Jan
Nov
Jan
5%
Jun
5
Jun
9 Vs
Jun
12
27%
Feb
3.9%
Dec
Jan
27
13%
Feb
17%
Aug
16% Jan
National
National
National
Biscuit Co
186
Jan
9
8
Jan
6
National
Can
38% Jan
11
National
Cash
■
7%
9% Jan
10
National
23
National
Container
17
National
39% Jan
17
xll%
5"
Jan
Jan
13
24% Jan
7
9'/a Jan
27
11V« Jan
13
Jun
19%
Dec-
17% Jan
13
19% Jan
7
86 Va May
95%
Dec
94% Jan
11
96 Va Jan
Apr
38%
Dec
35
Jan
10
38
Jan
21
169'/a
Jan
183
Sep
180% Jan
3
183 Va Jan
11
135
Jan
152%
Dec
7%
Dec
19%
Dec
-14
Jun
x%
,
Jun
13%
xl50
'
Distillers
National
39%
*184%
185%
.*184%
185%
7%
35%
7%
Lead
7%
preferred
6%
2
7% Jan
6
National
25
20'A Jan
5
Natl
Malleable
Power
'
4
Natl
23% Jan
13
24 Va Jan
9
Jan
13
93 % Jan
5
21 J/4
Feb
28%
Dec
26 V2 Jan
18
National
National
27% Jan
Dec
19% May
16
Jan
3
17% Jan
11
Dec
86
Jail
79% Jan
19
81 % Jan
9
21 Vs
Jan
38 J/a
Dec
36 % Jan
13
38 % Jan
11
Jun
12 !s
Apr
11'A Jan
5
12% Jan
11
Natl
9%
Jun
13%
Nov
10% Jan
13
11% Jan
5
NEW
$ per share
S per share
13% Mar
10 Vs Jan
4
11% Jan
17
Nehi
Jun
14%
14% Jan
13
1 b i/a Jan
23
Neisner
xlOl'/a
Jan
27
4%'i
Dec
104 Vs
Dec
Mar
29
39V4
Jan
102V
93'/a
8%
103!
Jan
27
Nov
37% Jan
17
40
Jan
9
Oct
100 Va Jan
4
103
Jan
23
11% Jan
21
Dec
Jan
Xll'/t
94
Mar
102 Vi
Jun
67 Vs
Dec
a
1031% Jan
Dec
42
9Vs
10% Jan
3
62% Jan
26
New
New
67
5
9
23%
Jun
35
Apr
26% Jan
3
29% Jan
20
24 %
Jun
33%
Jan
27% Jan
4
291/a Jan
10
New
9%
Jun
13
%
Jan
11% Jan
3
13% Jan
11
New
102%
Dec
98
Jan
3
109% Jan
20
N
Dec
137V4 Jan
18
145
Jan
Jun
14!4
Jan
13 i/h J a n
4
16% Jan
12
20%
Jun
30
Dec
34
Jan
4
34% Jan
6*
63'% Jan
18
48
Feb
61
Dec
56
Jan
26
205
Dec
250
Mar
232
Y
No par 25
N
Y
New
York
10
Jan
10
N
7 % Jan
3
81/4 Jan
7
N
Y
232
Jun
33%
Jan
30'A Jan
4
331% Jan
11
Feb
19%
Apr
17'/4 Jan
3
18% Jan
9
Sep
53%
Dec
53
Jan
Jan
96%'
Nov
95
Jan
3
57
Jan
20
St
Dock
%
24%
1
Preferred
9
96% Jan
14
Jan
12
12
19
Pwr
260
12
2.500
11
11%
10%
U
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,700
Wednesday
Thursday
Jan. 26
Jan. 27
$ per
*38
39%
38%
102 Va
102%
11%
103
11%
11%
Noblitt-Sparks
12
Noma Electric
18
Nopco
59
Jan
48% Jan
3
50% Jan
12
28 %
Jan
26% Jan
6
27
Jan
3
20% July
11% Jan
18% Jan
16
19% Jan
5
North
American
10% Jan
13
11% Jan
7
North
American
28%
28%
13
*67%
■
*28%
137 %
81% Jan
25
Northern
Central
Ry
3
Northern
Natural
Gas
Northern
Pacific Ry
Northern
States Pwr
78 % Jan
5
35% Jan
13
11%
19%
Dec
Jan
3
19'A Jan
17
Feb
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
11% Jan
23
''
138%
15
95%
Dec
92% Jan
27
95'/4 Jail
21
30 Vs
33%
109% Mar
1071/4 Jan
18
108
Jan
23
13
Jan
5
13
33% Jan
11%
11%
11
*103
103%
39
103
%
11%
63
*103
62%
11
11 %
500
15%
1,500
103%
103%
10
39%
300
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39
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107
63
107
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38 %
103
%
11
103
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107
63%
11%
11
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15,700
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106
63
63
2,200
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3,400
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13%
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13
13
13%
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68
67%
68
28%
28%
28%
29
29%
4,100
28%
28%
28%
28%
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36,700
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29
12%
29
28%
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12 Vi
11%
12%
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106
107!
138
138
138
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15%
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2
12%
12%
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107%
108
137%
138
15 Vs
50
68
107%
12%
108
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150
103
138
137%
138%
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15%
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32%
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15
32%
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2,500
1,100
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1,700
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60
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60
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61
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57
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230
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230
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230
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230
8
8
8
8
8
300
60
230
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8
-
7%
8
7%
7,400
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31%
31 %
32
32
31%
31%
18
17%
17%
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18%
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54%
55%
53%
54%
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54%
54%
55%
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56 %
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55'A
98
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31 %
31
32
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2,300
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98
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40
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28
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79,500
26%
27
27%
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98%
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28
27'A
27%
27
27%
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28 Va
28 Va
49%
25
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10
9%
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19 Vs
18%
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18%
11%
11%
11%
11
a
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27%
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28
28
■
200
270
1,000
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9%
3,700
29%
2,100
50%
50%
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600
19 %
53,500
11%
11%
12,300
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28 %
28%
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50
20%
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100
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29
10
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7,600
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11
82
81%
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81
81
81%
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37%
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37
37%
37%
38
37%
38%
38
38%
8,600
100
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
13,300
11%
33,500
Co
50
Co
-
*81
Co (Minn)—
81%
'
—No par
—No par
lnc
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96 %
21%
86%
87
25
common—10
11%
94%
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82
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40
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11%
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108
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95
11%
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108
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108
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11%
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94%
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108
11%
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108
11%
93%
108
93%
108
550
170
107%
108
12 %
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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11%
5,500
25
19%
20
19'%
20%
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,600
50
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,390
"3%
16%
3%
2%
16%
10%
29%
3%
16%
29%
No par
Telegraphs
Tire
*86
10
-
98
96 Va
21%
27
*98%
—.
98
21%
26%
—
1
£
—
Airlines
-Northwestern
31% Jan
11%
*103
103%
16
*17%
Ry com
preferred
May-
*38
*102
Shares
$ per share
*15%
11%
1
No par
Northwest
iNorwalk
39
103
107 %
60
—
$4.80 preferred
Norwich
*38
11 %
7%
7%
4
$3.60 preferred
17
*101%
*102
109
15%
'
No par
Common
Apr
13
103%
*101%
$ per share
"15%
107
'
15
*
12%
12%
108
*210
Aviation
Feb
10
16
13%
29
29 %
12'A
107
63
Co
Dec
3% Jan
Ill's
15%
68 Va
29
230
„_
Western
6c
16% Jan
11 %
16%
63%
29
*57
Co
85
31% Jan
$ per share
11%
16
100
Adjustment preferred
4
$ per share
t
*11 Vs
for
the Week
63 Va
28%
=210
Co_100
A—
Industries
397«
4
11%
64
50
RR
Corp
Chemical
Jan
27
38 Va
103
107
13%
*27 Va
20
Jan
11%
64
64%
2.50
Jan
10% Jan
29% Jan
2% .Ten
share
*103
107
*64'A
681/2
100
Sales
Friday-
Jan. 25
28
4
13
14
PRICES
Jan.24
'101%
1
8,400
100
Jan
23% Jan
SALE
Tuesday
13 Vs
com
•
»/4 Jan
Oct
HIGH
16%
16
Jan. 13
Corp com_No par
9
Dec
AND
16V'a
81
Monday
No par
,
28
Jan
*27%
12
16%
*80%
•
25
Dec
4%
27%
12 %
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•
Dec
14'/4
27%
3CTU
28
12%
a._ 1
Co
Hart
Jan
30!
27 %
12%
94%
Dec
*26%
12%
98%
30%
27%
*26%
5,300
12 Va
$ per share
No par
Co
series
5%
Mhk
4.6V
3,500
12%
98%
5
400
88%
12%
*93%
21% Jan
23%
88%
12
100
3
23%
88%
2,100
_100
19 % Jan
24
83%
%
81
_100
Oct
%
24
89
%
37
preferred
20%
•Va
24
88%
%
36%
preferred
Jun
14
24
89'A
*80%
preferred
13%
ii
24%
%
89 %
37%
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lo
1,900
37
*36%
•101'/a
100
par
,_100
120
900
7%
18
36%
3.90',/
13
154
7%
18
36%
3.60%
11% Jan
*152%
7%
18
18
37 %
3.40%
Oct
153
7%
18%
*36%
9
12
182 %
152%
<#>
7%
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37%
10
Jun
GO
182
16%
23
7
5,800
182
81
Jan
Sep
60
37%
16 %
87Va Jan
1071/4
97%
37%
80%
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1
—
14
17
"96%
37%
16%
94% Jan
39% Jan
18%
97%
37%
80%
103 Va
__jNo
preferred
A
Norfolk
18%
*96 %
-
30
3
7,900
18%
%
16%
102 %
No par
27%
25% Jan
18%
18%
80%
100
,
2,400
16%
80%
15%
preferred-
Class
24,400
9%
Elec & Gas Corp—
Common
$3.75
22%
%
9
27
11%
Shipbldg Corp partic stock
Niagara
1,200
22%
16%
15%
State
27
11,000
16%
80
11%
Y
27
38%
16%
26%
15'%
Y
22 V# Jan
1,200
38
80%
*11%
N
27% Jan
7%
18
21,600
27%
16%
—_100
RR
7%
19
*24
89%
1
:
New Haven &
Jun
1 % May
11% Mai-
•
No par
common
75% July
8%
;
7%
19
7,600
8%
Jan. 2t
common
Louis
Harlem
&
9%
9%
11%
%
Saturday
Brake
31
84
%
*24
89%
1
•
90
/ 11
11
STOCK
No par
23
93 !4 Jan
Jun
j,r
-24%
*152
7%
19%
19
LOW
York
23
981/4 Jan
8%
%
No par
86%
Sep
154%
*7%
12%
City Omnibus Corp
21% Jan
Jan
184
*152
19%
*12%
loo
26% Jan
Max-
*19
1
N
15%
*182%
1
7%
37%
preferred series A
Y
Jan
15%
26
154%
*7%
<
*36%
10
com
Co
Central
6c
$5 non-cum
Jan
9%
21
-47%
184
*153
*24
"*89
*26%
16%
80
News Ship 6c Dry Dock
Chic
6';o
10
10
Jun
*182%
No par
,■
i
(J J), com
Air
23%
9%
153
No par
preferred
York
22%
10
153
Cast
Mining Corp
Newport
4%%
22%
153%
160
-—1
Newport Industries common
14'/e Jan
9%-
182
l
681/2 Jan
16'/a May
6% Jun
22%
9%
182
pfd—100
13
21 "4
23'/.
9%
16%
182%
Elec System
13
86
22%
10
38%
16%
182%
—.
England
12 % Jan
4
23%
10
33%
37
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
66% Jan
48!
22%
39%
16%
•!
97
Mewixiont
Dec
Jun
16%
8%
11
18%
5
Jan
5%
16%
9%
11%
36%
Jan
14%
142
38%
16%
8%
11
*96%
preferred
72%
Jun
39%
16%
9%
8%
11%
*11
18%
preferred
3%',;.
Apr
117%
38%
16%
9
8%
8%
8%.
96%
10
lnc
Newberry Co
Feb
jun
•
9%
37%
Co—No par
YORK
Bros
65
56
11
8%
9%-
8%
9
11
18%
No par
Corp
4,500
37%
Par
Jan
5,300
35%
96%
$ per share
9%
7%
35
18%
EXCHANGE
12%
7%
37%
Cop
Highest
7'%
35%
96
Vulcanized Fibre
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
7%
35%
9
8%
STOCKS
Year 1949
7%
35%
18%
—100
Sugar Ref
Natomas
7%
35%
37%
preferred
Range for Previous
7%
96
Corp
150
185
185
35%
'
National Tea .Co
9%
183%
•
Supply (The) Pa
4%'/o
183%
-
ex-dist-:
Lt
3
12,000
38
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
6c
600
38
96%
fc Steel
88
Jan
12%
38
37%
37%
_
Jan
3
12%
38
38%
7%
11%
38%
23%
12%
38%
37%
35%
8%
8%
1,700
12%
38
185
185
185%
7,300
12%
38%
11%
38%
10%
23
185
1,700
17
17
2,400
39%
*38
39%
17%
1,690
8
39
12%
40
38%
*95%
—_100
Dec
% Jan
16%
^
*39
10
Service
Nov
Lowest
17
•
A
Linen
It*
$ per share
17 %'
10%
18%
preferred B
Jan
4
26
Vs
16%
com——-__1
95%
15
7%
*10
18%
common
Jun
X80
8
—No par
Co
11
153
~5
Prod—1—No par
Gypsum Co
Jan
Jan
8
•
8%
*11% ' 11%
38%
38%
No par
7%
35%
'
8%
8%
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Stores
7%'
36
8%
1
—1
$4.5o preferred
National
7% Jan
18
7%
12%
12%
13
39%
39%
Enameling & Stamping—12.50
73%
19%. Jan
13
39%
39%
Co
Department
National
Nat'l
20
25%
National
National
4
40%
*35%
Cylinder Gas Co
Dairy Products
Feb
7%
17%
17%
17%
17%
•
39%
City Lines lnc
8% Jan
Dec
24%
8%
8
8
8
17%
*39
10
12% Jan
18
*17%
—No par
Register
3
•
8%
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Corp
4
14 Vs
37
24%
24
—100
preferred
3
227/8
17%
36'%
24
35
24
4
7% Jan
Jun
17%
36%
24
17%
33
24%
10
common
8'A Jan
7Vs
17%
35%
24
17%
33
24%
—5
Corp—
10% Jan
17"A. Jun
5% Mar
Aviation
Jan
38
17%
35%
23%
17%
33
:,8
lnc—1
Battery Co
17
14% Jan
13
22
7
11
Fibres
Jan
9%
17
35
17%
33%
24%
17%
—1
1
39% Jan
,
27
8% Aug
1
%
17%
33%
"24%
5
Louis——100
St
&
Co
41% Jan
'
3
35
7% Mar
36 J/a
Chatt
'
28
12 '
"
Rubber
Pharrnacal
Co
2.50
*2%
16 %
*2%
3
15%
16%
*2%
3
15%
16%
3
15%
2%
15%
2%
15%.
700
1,900
0
27%
Jan
33
99 V4
Jan
110
Dec
108 % Jail
23
e
Jan
26% Jan
25
Jan
19%
Dec
19% Jan
3
23% May
17%
33 3
110
Edison
4.40%
Jan
17
5
Ohio
20
9
Oklahoma
Jan
Jun
31%
Jan
25
Jan
25
27% Jan
Nov
99
Jan
92% Jan
21
95% Jan
10%
Dec
10% Jan
3
11% Jan
79% July
96%
Dec
95
Jan
3
6%
Ohio
28% Jan
Feb
20
91
24
lo
911
97% Jan
10
22%
Jan
20'A Jan
20
20% Jan
9
Oppenheim
40%
Dec
3
•?« Jan
26
41
Jan
7
Otis
105
Nov
Dec
108
Jan
6
108'A Jan
26
$4
11 Vs
Jun
Va July
49 Vs
Jan
For
16 Va
Dec
14% Jan
16
16
Jan
9
79
Jan
74% Jan
4
82
Jan
14
64%
Dec
63'A Jan
13
66% Jan
7
footnotes
-ee
-i.
He
18
27 Vs
20
19%
20
Co
•
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33:%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
120
21 va
26%
27
27%
27%
27 Vs
27 Va
20,000
20
19%
19%
*19%
19%
300
257/s
27
27%
*19%
19%
27
*19%
19%
20
4,100
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26
26'A
26
25%
26
25%
92%
02%
92%
92 3 4
93 !A
93 Va
93%
93%
93%
92%
93
5
11%
11%
11%
11 Vs
11%
11 Vo
10%
11
10%
11
10%
ll'/s
4,900
96
96
95%
96
95%
90 Va
410
25
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—
96%
90%
96%
96%
96 %
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.
A__ 100
20%
20%
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20 %
20%
20%
*20%
20%
"20%
No par
preferred
__
-
38%
38 Va
38'A
38%
38
38
Vs
37%
38%
37%
108%
108
108
62.50
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108% 1
96
*108
'
108
108
108%
20%
38
108%
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37%
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<fc
Mfg
_
Glass
Co—
490
20%
400
37%
5,400
108%
80
1,000
2.50
*15%
16
15
15 >4
*15
15%
15
15
*15
15%
15%
15%
No par
Marine
Owens-Illinois
*
—No par
common
.
pfd
common
Collins...
preferred
Outboard
4%
40,200
33'.'4
108%
27%
33%
109
preferred—100
(The)
convertible
Elevator
Outlet
Elec
.
common
Corp
Jun
64
&
_
convertible
18% Aug
1C8
_
Gas
28
/
33 Vs
*108%
•
Co_
Corp
4%%
Omnibus
8%
8
100
No par
common—
preferred
Oil
Oliver
Co
*77%
79%
77%
77%
*77%
79%
*77%
79%
*77%
79%
*77%
78%
12.50
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
64%
65%
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64%
64%
65
10
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171
THE
Number 4877
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
"Range Since Jan.*
Highest
i$ per share
STOCK
CHRONICLE
Lowest
•
$ per share
NEW 1'ORK
.
,$ per share
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
-
Saturday
"
-
Monday
Jan. 21
Jan.23
•
$ per share
Par
15
(475)
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1IM»
Lowest
YORK
& .FINANCIAL
$ per share
AND
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Tuesday
S per share
Wednesday
Jan. 'If
-
Jan. 25
J per share
$ per
Thursday
Jan. 36
■
$ per
share
share
for
Friday,
Sales
Jan. 27
the Week
$ per share
Shares
P
11 '/a Mar
14
Jan
13% Jan
9% Jan
57% Jan
17
Jan
31% Jan
10
34% Jan
12
Nov
20% Jan
25
21% Jan
5
-34% Jan
Jan
71
Apr
52
40
18
Feb
21%
30%
4an
34
Sep
50
Jun
54
Jan
27 Va
Jun
34% July
:+89
Feb
135
.Jan
:
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,
12
36
Dec
95 Va
Jun
5'/a
15%
177/a
21
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21
20%
34
33%
33%
33%
54
53%
53%
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53%
31
31
31
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com..i„.109
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3%
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3%
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3
Oct
37
Jan
13
3% Jan
3
4% Jan
8% Jan, 3
10 % Jan
Jan
10%. Apr
Oct
Dec
1047b Dec
,19% Jan
34
Jan
13
104
Jan
6
5% Jan
42
23
3
Apr
Jan
9
.
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9
39
Jan
la
106 % Jan
13
11
Jan
20%
Dec
19
% Jan
19
21
Jan
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Jan
101
Jan
5
102
Jan
Oct
22 %
Dec
18% Jan
19
20% Jan
Oct
42
Jan
25
46% Jan
11
2
2% Jan
7
2%
Feb
Jan
3
3.8%
Dec
34% Jan
16
29
Dec
28% Jan
4
x6
Jun
7%
Jan
7% Jan
Nov
14%
Jan
9'A Jan
5% Jan
4
World
.Airways
&
4fo
convertible
6% Jan
3
9
Peabody
Coal
Co
Jan
4
Jan
19
12
36% Jan
16
Penick
427b
Jan
57
Dec
54% Jan
13
56% Jan
17
17
Penn
Jun
Feb
26%
Dec
25% Jan
3
Jun
35
Dec
'31% Jan
24
Jun
111
Mar
23%
106
167b
Jun
10% Feb
22%
8
% Jan
3
Jan
&
&
4?a
4%
4%
4%
30,000
9%
9%
97»
9%
16.190
20%
•19%
9%
20%
107% Jan 25
23
5%
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19%
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No par
5
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9%
10
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31%
31 %
33
317i
31%
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34
107%
108%
107%
107Va
107%
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108 7b
30
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
16,900
17%
17
17%
17%
26.100
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No par
23%
17%
17%
Jan
_5
*35
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke.. .I„ioo
13374
5
Peoria &
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Jan
25
51% Jan
25
47% Jan
13
56
9074 Mar
106
Jan
5
Jan1-
3
25% Jan
105
24%- NOV
24
Jun
26Vb May
24% Jan
117
Sep
•
Jan
104%
Dec
Apr
1107a
11
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7
Dec
Jan
98
50% Jan
57% Jan.10
5
23 Va
105
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Jan-
20%
11074 -Apr
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-
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26
9
27
Pfizer
Corp of
(Chas)
$6
$1
11 7-b
6
116
Jan
3
4.4%
104
Jan
12
3.8%
4
109
Jan
11
4.3%
Range Since
13% Jan
14
24% Jan
3
3
367u Jan
14
3834
Feb
84% Jan
4
87
Jan
27
37%
Jan
55 74
Dec
507a Jan
13
53% Jan
7
93%
Jan
107a
Feb
Dec
104
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
12
16
14
Dec
14
Jan
19
Dec
93% Jan
16
94% Jan
4
64'
Apr
57% Jan
27
62% Jan
7
3
Sep
11
Mai-
97a Jan
6
Jun
32% Aug
32% Jan
3
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Apr
Dec
1007b
Jun
Jan
79
106
95%
94
1037b Jan
9
10
Jan
12
33% Jan 12
104% Jan 21
13% Jan
3
157b Jan
9
Jun
83
Dec
867b Jan
13
88 % Jan
24
Jun
32
Jan
28
Jan
4
29% Jan
12
107a
Jun
16%
Jan
15% Jan
13
16% Jan 20
Jan
155
Nov
150
Jan
7
154
Jan
19
156 7b
Jun
170
Jan
164
Jan
4
167
Jan
23
28%
Jun
6%
Jun
7%
37%
Jun
Dec
8%
Jan
157a
77b Jan.
Jan
Jan
3
73% Jan
55
Nov
71%
Jan
61
Jan
4
63% Jan 25
25%
Mar
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8
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50%
56%
100
*115
100
.
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$4
C
Coke
$5
C
com-
Chem
convertible
9
574%
1st
ser
Pittston Co
Plough
44%
Sep
38% Jan
16
40% Jan
5
22
27% Jan
10
141% Jan 26
52%
52%
49
49%
48%
49%
49%
49%
56%
56%
57
57
57%
57%
57 7b-
106
106%
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55
3,100
10,200
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23%
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24%
25
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115
115
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106
106
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106
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30
3
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18
Poor
15
Jan
4
157s Jan
27
Potomac
874
Jan
774 Jan
3
Jan
6
797 b Jan
16
157a Jan
13
30
Dec
Feb
90% Mar
80
Jan
&
9
4V2%
85
Jan
3
Procter
6
Publicker
Jan
17
&
$4.75
cum
13
51% Jan
23
Public
27
28
24
Public Serv
24
11974 Jan 24
25% Jan
3
13%
137b
13%
13 %
13%
14
33
36
35%
35%
35%
36%
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85 Vb
84%
84 Vb
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85%
857 b
85%
857a
87
37
52%
52%
52%
Jan
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60%
59%
Oct
27% Jan
25
307b Jan
July
1077a Jan
3
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59
57%
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98
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28%
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16%
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15%
16
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14%
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153
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153
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153
167
167
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169
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168%
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104%
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15%
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33%
104%
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104%
14%
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16,100
—
337b
98
200
95
300
120
98
14%
14%
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29
23%
29
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16
Id
16
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153
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167
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10
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36%
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36%
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36%
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_
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
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7%
2,000
10%
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100
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2
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10%
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63
64%
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27
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72%
72
72%
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727 b
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64
63%
63%
63
25%
24%
28%
26
257 b
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143
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143
107
a
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160
72%
72%
63
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63%
26%
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267
141%
141 %
23%
23%
23%
11%
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a
145
700
60
3,800
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22%
22%
22%
23%
22%
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11%
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11%
11%
11%
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12
100
427 b
427a
42%
417 b
417b
41
417b
41
42
41
41
3,500
1
39
39
39%
397b
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40
397b
39%
397b
397 b
39%
40
No par
B
Power
Car Co Inc
14
14
137b
14
13 V"
1374
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14%
1,700
15%
157b
15%
15%
157b
157 b
153A
1574
15%
15%
15%
15%
8,200
774
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
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Co
1
7%
preferred series A—50
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com.
No par
Inc
preferred
Service
Co
Co of
of
5
com.
..No par
Colorado—l20
4.
30%
307b
84
1674
83
83
16%
16%
33%
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837b
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51 %
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51
——
51%
No par
100
29%
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.
257a
34*%'
No par
28
12
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23%
2.800
1,700
307b
31
3074
307b
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30%
30%
30%
83
8374
82 Va
837a
827a
327b
817b
82
5,000
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1674
1574
1674
167a
16%
16
16%
4,000
82%
82 %
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83 >4
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83%
51
517b
50%
51%
50 V.
50%.
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51
3,200
28
27 Vb
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
4,500
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b
1,000
20
257b
a
11974
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119
118%
86%
86%
87
86%
86%
86%
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25%
25%
2574
25%
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25%
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10,600
119
119
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29 VB
29%
29%
25%
29%
29 yfl
2974
29 V.
29%
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10574
1057b
105 %
105%
105%
1057b
105%
347b
34%
34%
347a
34%
34%
34%
347b
34%
35
6,000
27%
28
2774
28
27'A
27%
277a
28 Va
27%
28
14,600
109%
109%
•1097b
109%
109%
109%
200
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
4,800
20
20
20
•
28
preferred—
237b
86%
— —
25%
29%
105 Vb
34%
9
7%
1187
——
——
25%
No par
conv
8
30%
23
277a
84
16%
100
4.08%
5%
7%
8
23%
Ind Inc—No par
\36V2 Jan 12
10
15%
95
57%
8,700
300
*14%
*104%
153
30
51 %
1Q5
*90%
104%
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517b
105
157b
597b
104%
-
51%
106%
95
59
1047b
14%
517b
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337b
98
62%
1067b
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11
14%
51%
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95
60 Vb
33 7 b
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7,100
11,000
10
10
24
30
7
527 a
105
♦34%
15
93%
60
100
3
105
*97b
No par
Jan
15
157b
52%
1057b
11
11
337 b Jan
105
Dec
*105
Shares
*
'
33 %
25
105% Jan
28% Jan 27
Dec
52%
104% 105 Va
'■
the Week
Sper share
13%
35%
Jan
Apr
sha^e
137b
26'A Jan
87
867b Jan 26
Sper share
Sales for
-
35 Vb
33
Co,
Gamble
118% Jan
Dec
-Jan. 21
1
Industries
27% Jan
Jan
Friday
Jan. 26
137 b
*97b
___
conv
467s Jan
Dec
Thursday
S per
36
conv
class
Pressed Steel
9
Jan
177a Jan
Jan. 25
share
331 b
Co
class
Electric
874 Jan
.83
Wednesday
Jan. 84
S per
11
Pocahontas
Co
21
4
Tuesday
Jan.83
13%
100
_
Pond Creek
127b Jan
Oct
Monday
S per share
427b
Oct
109
52%
497b
5674
*972
( The.)
Inc
Nov
Jan
51%
49%
35%
Pittsburgh
13%
33%
53
50%
-
50o'
20
13%
9
Jun
41 J%-
35%
prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh & West; Virginia
100
Young & Ash pfd—.100
11
297b
40%
56%
*32%
preferred class A
24
37
41%
13%
com—No par
preferred
preferred
5%
11% Jan
1057b
40%
397b
41
-
25
BR %
437a Jan
Feb
:
12%
25%
16%
24 7b Jan
Jun
12%
24%
28%
3
Nov
12 74
257b
16%
5
257a
it
25%
287 b
3
30%
M to
25
*86%
Jan
xlOS'A
42,400
'
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12
106
25
1
10% Jan
25%
35
106
11%
♦104%
25%
No par
40% Jan
Jan
9%
34%
*104%
106
*105%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co..
-1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com—100
1%
gtd preferred
„100
Apr
47%
9as
...
527 b
5
RR
Co
-Pitts Consolidation Coal
Apr
Jgn
12%
No par
St Louis
&
50%
38
16,900
12
♦104%
25
...
common
&
29
22
131
*10%
100
preferred
Pitts
127b Nov
86%
100
130%
35%
—100
Hosiery^
Jun
Dec
9%
34%
*35%
1
series A—
Pillsbury Mills Inc
1%
1
„
.
Iron.
*90%
Feb
Jun
9%
•34
12
40%
53%
Jan. 21
*157a
9
Feb
9%
34
34
1317b
30
36
25%
Saturday
*100
13
79%
1307b
•117b
12
1,500
113%
106
t per share
No par
237b Jan
L4%
'
108
No par
1357a Jan
17%
:
103
preferred—
5%
Feb
32
•357b
1317 b
36
44
44
113%
25
25
*24%
Phillips Petroleum
Dec
Jun
36
44
1137a
__3
Phillips Jones Corp
147
Mar
130%
♦117b
97*
„
1137 a
200
56%
56%
*1057a
106
♦43
113%
.17
600
4,000
49%
52%
49%
preferred
157b
107
52%
5274
9%
35%
40
common
3%V preferred
Apr
24-%
40
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
Jun
207b
39%
_
Phila & Reading Coal &
Philco
7'a
4%
39%
Par
L27a
11
39%
STOCK
12
3
71
Feb
*34
12
.
11% Jan
97b Jan
Jan
367b
12
105 7 a
44
♦113
•35 V4
13274
9%
34%
12
.No par
Pittsburgh Screw & Bult
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
May
xl9Vb
8%
_
3% Jan
4
88
Jun
10
-
117s
....
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
175
Dec
34%
12
.No par
preferred
9
Apr
14%
9%
10
-50
com
9
Nov
1357b
*11
17
44
36
132
12%
.No par
common
37% Jail
357b Jan 13
64%
135
132%
*10%
35%
1
preferred.
Pitts
——
14% Mar
24%
142
132
,
a
44
113%.
>35
36
36
12
5
EXCHANGE *
32% Jan
11
44
%13
25
NEW YORK
Jan
100%
44%
113%
106
Inc
preference
Highest
Jan
Jan
17%
*104%
$ per share
share
197a
26
17%
106
preferred
preferred...
.
Jan. 1
Lowest
S per
share
407«
7%
17%
107%
22s.
3,700
a
8%
STOCKS
Jun
87'A Aug
517a Jun
23%
44
.No par
Co
23
♦31
56%
'
20
22% Jun
79'A Nov
103
Co
&
Electric
1077b Jan
Highest
S per
1_„
.
preferred
conv
114% Jan
Year 1949
Lowest
35%
*10474
America.
Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
Phila
9%
.No nar
Brewing Co
Range for Previous
$ per share
—33 T-a c
23%
*113
127
—100
common
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
10374 Jan
x
*
Sep
Co
*
108%
23
17%
44%
1337b
56:%
*107%
36
17
100
'
56 %
1137a
44%
*113
10% Jan
Eastern Ry Co
56%
*31%
23%
150
Light Co
13% Jan
Oct
56 7
33
34
103%
135
Dec
56%
*31%
3
Jan
56%
27
13
58
56%
3%
17
53 74
56%
26%
872 Jan
57%
600
8%
117b Jan
Jun
400
36
277b
127% Jan
36%
167B
36
8%
Apr
x48% Mar
16%
36
2674
Dec
3
700
1674
36
8%
Dec
56% Jan*
67a
167a
36
267a
12
•
*67b
16%
36
8%
13
Jun
6%
2,100
2,500
26%
137
40'A
674
6%
900
9%
10
9%
Nov
Pfeiffer
97.
26%
Feb
26
29%
*8%
10%
*8%
74 May
41% Jan
29%
9%
•97a
26%
7
3
29 %
•8%
10
9%
x8
Jan
29%
9%
8%
9%
26%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
36
30%
*
26%
11
Dec
30
9%
10
*3%
Jan
37%
30%
56%
36
Jan
15,700
9%
4
17
200
1,600
37%
56%
35 74 Jan
Petroleum
27a
377..
26%
Dec
7
2%
377a
*8%
37%
12% Jan
43%
2%
*42%
2%
•
26%
Jan
13
44
18,500
3T74
*.56%
Co—.
10
117b Jan
1,500
a
19
7
Corp.——_lo
113% Jan
Nov
•42%
18%
2%
6%
4
13%
19%
102 7
19'A
37%
2%
♦16%
110% Jan
Jun
42
1974
*101
260
5,000
36%
2%
6%
NOV
9%
42
19
20%
38
16%
113%
Co
43%
36%
Mar
4%%
19%
102 %
16%
104
Pet Milk
•19%
•100%
36%
Pennsylvania RP.
Pepsi-Cola
*6%
6
19%
17%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co com—.10
37b & conv series A pfd
100
6
6%
6
6Va
39%
36%
9
6
9%
7,.1<H)
102%
*16%
3
Jan
9%
'8p0
38%
105%
39%
*36%
preferred
37% Jan
6%
7
*30%
9%
10%
*10
6'/«
20 %
377r
105 7 2
19
17%
Jan
107
9%
9%
10%
UOO
37%
*100%
36%
17% Jan
•
30%
19%
105
102%.
19%
*35%
45
'
*42%
45
57.
37
37
105%
36 %
37 Va
105%
5%
37 %
20
19%
36%
3,05%
*16%H
25
11
34
42%
30
13
1057a Jan 24
42%
30
.2.50
16% Jan
Dec
19%
2%
42% Jan
Dec
19%
*100%
19%
37%
Jan
35
19%
102%
19%
2%
Nov
103
19%
*100%
19%
36
1057 a
6%
6
38
30%
17%
Jan
6!»
2%
45%
Mar
36%
'37%
Jun
21
*19%
*105%
2%
Nov
102
19%
377«
105%
6
19V«
13%
9674
19%
37
*105%
102%-
19
32
29
20%
37%
37
Corp com—No par
Glass Sand
Penn Power &
*1'9%
405% 105%
6
6%
37
38
No par
Coke
Penn
23% Jan
4%
9%
common
34% Jan
6
2,900
4%
Co—'
Penn-Dixie Cement
7
290
210
3 Va
9%
37%
Ford
Coal
3'4
4%
prior preferred
conv
27% Jan 26
6
21% Jan
107
Dec
5fa
1,100
145%
9%
100
Penney,(J C) Co
9% Jan
7'A
17%
17
37%
3 %
7.300
a
4 %
,.No par
16
3%
145
104 7
9%
1
Pannelee Transportation
Fatino Mines & Enterprises
34% Jan
145
•
*104%
13,200
4%
38
37%
11
Dec
145
3%
*2%
20
Jan
104%
3%
*42%
9% Jan
19%
104%
3%
1
11 Vu Jan
37%
317b
3%
_No par
Proof
Jan
59
31%
9:%
1
Parker
Dec
33%
53%
31%
104%
4%
No par
23
15
337 b
54
31
145%
Mines.:—1
Utah Consolidated
27%
33 7*
537a
39
Corp,
Parke Davis & Co
/'
1
33%
58%
9%
preferred
Pictures
Rust
33%
,3«
.300
4%
Park & Tilford Inc
Park
40
21
*38
Refining
Paraffine Cos Inc common
Paramount
130
33
21
145%
37%
*32%
20%
104%
145iii
3%
38%
34
20'%
145%
146
1,300
3%
207b
104%
*104%
12
53
9%
,100
Prod
104%
12
*3%
*54%
-4%
,4<V preferred
Panhandle
537b
•32%
34
8%
54
1
Inc
30% Jan
4
Jan
6
16
.
Amer
34
54
No par
Packard Motor Car
33% Jan 20
3
9
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp..1.
Pacific Western OH Corp-—
If)
Pan-American Petrol & Transp
5
Panhandle East Pipe L cam..No par
Jan
8
preferred
Pan
21
lib 7
6fo
& Teleg
9
.
Jun
8
21
34
7
5% Aug
21%
30%
3% Jan
23%. Mar
*20%
♦32%
53%
Jan
47%
33%
31%
5
Jan
*32 %
12%
*3 Va
8%
.
55
*31
148%. Jan
Aug
1% .Jun
24Va
34
♦»%
55
Pacific Gas. Sc Electric—'—.
—25
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
Mills—
i—No par
26
37
*32 %
8%
55
55
Pacific
4
Dec
101.
34
*3%
JO
.
Jan
8%
*33 V«
8%
12
12%
♦12
55%
8%
Jan
145
Jun
12%
*12
*55
Jan
Dec
38%
12%
8%
56%
33
143
22
12%
12%
*6%
*55%
55
20
Jun
*12%
non-cum—„..No pay
2nd preferred non-cum
No par
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
10
3
104% Jan
4'A
5
3
3
44
Inc
common..—10
preferred
3
Jan
Jun
iJan
Co
1st
Jan
101
4.%
Fisheries
Coast
,
30% Jan
Dec
2&y« ,Jun
8
11
,
52% Jan
33
,
104%
2% .Jun
3
Jan
Amer
Pacific
12
10
10%
Sep
Aug
,
Pacific
3
3
Jan
"A Nov
29 *
13
7% Jan
12
.7
51
,
100
*109%
110%
25 74
Jun
30%
Dec
30
Jan
3
34
Jan
24
.No par
33 %
33 3A
33
33%
3374
34
15%
Jun
207b
Jan
183A Jan
4
20
Jan
27
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
*19%
20
19 3A
19%
19%
19%
Jun
14%
Jan
1274 Jan
3
14
Jan
9
74%
Jan
737b.Jan
13
974
Apr
7b Jan
3
-9% Jan
17
$3.50 1st preferred.—
No
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.,
IO3V2 Jan
10
Ralston Purina Co 33A%
*109%
110%
'109
1093b
33
•197b
20
•197b
28%
*105
105%
370
600
R
.66%
Jun
x<7
Jun
-
8
-
92%
Jan
1017b
Dec
101% Jan
27
23%
Jun
2974
Dec
277b Jan
3
2d3, a
Jun
30 7i>
Feb
x24% Jan
25
.
•
757b.Jan 10
Radio Corp
29% Jan 27
5
Rayonier
Feb
307b Jan
13
317b Jan
12
Jun
23%
Jan
207b Jan
25
22% Jan
9
43
Jan
36
Jan
25
37% Jan
4
4%
.Jun
1.7%
36
Jan
31
Jan
13
32% Jan
4
4%
Jun
34%
.Ror footnotes see
page
18
137b
13%
13 %
13
13%
12%
13%
13
13%
13
137b
*73 Vb
747b
73 3A
73%
737b
73%
73%
73%
73%
74%
73%
73%
800
..1
9 Va
9»A
9 Va
9%
97b
974
8%
9%
97 b
31,900
pfd—100
*1021/4
IRaybegtos-Manhattan
27'% Jan
Nov
2674
13%
par
of America com—No par
,
$2
Inc
preferred
Reading Co
«on-cum
*28%
29%
_1
*25%
*31
*102
103
102
102
•101%
51,200
101%
10174
31%
..
70
28%
29
29 »A
2974
*29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
600
25%
26
-
1027b
9
9%
103
2674
257b
257b
3IV2
X24%
247*
247b
24%
2474
2474
2,900
31'A
317b
*31
31
31
31
*31
50
21%
21%
21 VB
2174
•2174
21
•20%
21
21
21
preferred
50
*34%
36%
*34%
3674
3674
217b
36i%
20%
1st
36
36
•36
36%
36%
367b
400
2nd
preferred
50
*31%
32
*31%
32
32
32
32
32
•31%
32
*31%
327*
200
common
non-cum
No par
25
common.
102
103
9
-
31
317b
900
1,200
16
Year MM!)
Lowest
Lowest
'
Highest
$ per
$ per share
$ per share
14% Jan
6
22% Jan
13
Jan
3
Reed
13
Jan
15 V*
Nov
23%
Jau
17
11%
Jan
16%
Oct
4'A
Jun
8%
Jan
18%
Jan
Dec
27
-
7
11
Jan
10
25
10
*8'A
23%
15%
preference
prior
d.iv
Corp
Reliable Stores
Jun
9%
3
Jan
60
17
Jan
Reliance
Conv pfd 3%%
series...
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
Aug
60
Nov
58
Apr
50
12%
Dec
11% Jan
13
12"% Jan
9
Nov
Jan
20
85
Jail
20
8%
73
Jun
6% May
4%
Jun
2 A
Jan
5%
Jan
17
Jun
91%
Jun
10%
Jun
90
13
5 % Jan
27
11% Jan
27
27%
Jan
16%
6
18%
Jun
Sep
4%
Jun
34%
Jan
25% Jan
12
13
105% Jan
3
3
16% Jan
7
6'/c
18
100% Jan
5% Jan
24
6% Jan
7
5 Va
4%
10%
10%
10%'
10%
11
11%
11%'
24%
24%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
Metals Co
Reynolds
13
22% Jan
5
Jan
3
102% Jan
20
9% Jan
13
10% Jan
12
Reynolds
Spring
<39% Jan
7
Reynolds
iR J)
Feb
10
20 % Jan
100
,
2.50
Inc
Dec
Jan
23
103%
.
100
preferred
Drug
No par
100
com
convertible preferred
5%%
Co
Tob class B
1
10
_
Oct
37% Jan
25
Sep
47% Jan
3
50
Jan
10
Common .!
*48
*104'A
Aug
Jan
5
96% Jan
18
Preferred
3.60%
series.__-__._100
*95%
106
Jan
16
107% Jan
10
Preferred
4.50%,
series...
100
*106%
19
Jan
13
1
20%
Jan
Jan
Jun
108 % Nov
21%
Dec
Jan
42%
Dec
39
15%
Jun
21
Jan
16%.-Jan
Jan
3
5%
Rheem
17
Manufacturing
9
Richfield
Jan
9
Ritter
5% Jan
13
4% Jan
Jun
Jan
11
42% Jan
25
24%
x3%
Jan
21
18
Roan
Oil
Corp
No par
Dec
20% Jan
4
24% Jan
17
Robbins
12%
Dec
12
Jan
13
13'A Jan
27
21
Jun
31
Dec
30 % Jan
13
36
Jun
*68 %
Dec
60% Jan
13
96%.
Apr
105
10%
Jun
16
39%
21
'
Dec
104
Jan
12
19
Jan
24
Ronson
Jan
3
22% Jan
18
13
58% Jan
9
Ruberoid
Co
3
11% Jan
9
Ruppert
x20
55
10
Apr
35'/a May
Jun
7%
33%
Dec
29'A.Jan
13
32% Jan
Feb
112% Jan
7
113% Jan
48%
Jan
38% Jan
27
41 Va Jan
10
13
10% Jan
Jan
12%
%
12% Jan
10
Jun
43%
Dec
43
Jan
3
Jun
131%
Dec
123
Jan
20
136
Jan
78
Jun
100%
Nov
98
Jan
24
100
Jan
5
8
Jan
3
9
Jan
9
86% Jan
24
88 Va Jan
19
Jun
6%
77
July
9%
Jun
22'A
Jun
Jan
9%
87
May
13%
12% Jan
Dec
:
13
14% Jan
11
70
Jan
3
Jan
4
Jan
10
86'A Jan
12
70
Dec
66% Jan
14
Jun
98
Nov
94% Jan
19
xl03'A July
108
Oct
106% Jan
13
107
913A Mar
84'A Jan
9
Jan
7
78
Jun
94%
Jun
104%
Oct
104
Jan
105
4.30%
5
12%
Jan
14
Jan
13% Jan
3
14% Jan
Jan
91
Sep
86'A Jan
5
88
Jan
12
20
Jan
3
24% Jan 26
'
Jun
21%
47%
Jun
62
Dec
60
Jan
3
68
Jan
27
16%
Jan
19%
Sep
19 Va Jan
3
20% Jan
27
13 Va
5'/c
Oil
36'A
Feb
7
Seaboard
5%
Jan
11%
Dec
10 % Jan
25
10 V8 Jan
7
Jun
44'A
Dec
41'A Jan
25
44% Jan
9
9%
Jun
16%
Dec
Jan
3
4'A
Jun
6%
Jan
5'A Jan
3
6'A
Jun
11%
Dec
10 % Jan
3
Jun
101'A
Feb
92 % Jan
26
77
47% Jan
15
25
52% Jan
Sper share
11
Seeger
6% Jan
10
Seiberling
Jan
9
94% Jan
11
NEW
3
28'A Jan
38% Dec
37% Jan
13
39% Jan
7
Nov
83
76
Jan
17
79
Jan
6
Jun
10'A
9'A Jan
3
11
Jan
11
76%
8'A
Apr
May
26
Oct
15%
Dec
15'A Jan
7
40%
Dec
34'A Jan
25
$3.50
Oct
6'A Jan
13
7% Jan
Sheaffer
9
Jan
2% Jan
3
3% Jan
12
26% Jan
13
22
May
27%
Nov
28
Oct
36%
Jan
30 'A Jan
6
18 Va
Jun
24%
Sep
22
Jan
25
97
Jun
127%
Jan
100
Jan
3
16%
Jun
22%
Dec
20% Jan
3
Jan
10'A
Jun
14%
5
Skelly
11
;Jan
13
85
Jan
5
85% Jan
Jan
4
101% Jan
26
14% Jan
4
Jan
20
25
Jan
Oil
Smith
Jan
10%
17
16'A Jan
13
17
Jan
4
Jan
20
108
3% Jan
3
52
Jan
5
Jan
16
73'A Jan
27
Porto
16
»
5%
5%
11%
11%
94
94
93%
-
18
5%
19
26
Oct
23% Jan
6
24% Jan
25
(AG)
Spencer
29 Va Mai-
25 Va Jan
3
28
Jan
12
Sperry
Jan
3
10 Va Jan
12
Spiegel
Jan
13
Jan
5
Dec
106 % Jan
25
107% Jan
11
NOV
207/a Jan
3
22'A Jan
11
82
Jun
92
Dec
90'A Jan
11
91 %' Jan
3
18%
Jan
52%
Dec
47% Jan
3
55'A Jan
20
Jan
37
Jan
143
Dec
140
26
143
Jan
11
109
Jan
159%
Dec
152
Jan
13
157% Jan
25
55
Jun
Sep
61
Jan
25
3
42'A Jan
27
65 Va Jan
44% Jan
Jan
25
69% Jan
common
preferred
stock tr ctfs
& Bros Inc.,
$5.50 preferred
Jun
18
Railway
& Ohio
...
Feb
22%
Ccnv
Square
D
preferred
32 V*
22%.
35'A
35%
34
9%
18
*17
%
35 %
Va
18
*17
35%
35%
6'A
3'A
3%
3'A
3'A
3%
6%
3%
3%
1,900
3%
*3%
3%
28%
28%
28%
28 'A
28%
28%
2,400
28%
28'A
28%
28%
33
32
32%
22 'A
22%
*6%
6%
G%
«
6%
6 Va
6%
*31%
32'A
*31'A
32 Va
32'A
22'/a
22%
22%
22%
22
22'A
101%
101
,
Inc
34'%
400
22%
22%
32,700
*100%
101%
1,500
102
101%
101%
101
102
22
22
21%
21%
*21
23
22
22
21%
*21
22
31
31%
31%
1,600
32
*31%
32%
32%
31%
31%
31%
23%
2 33/a
23%
10,700
24%
24
102%
101%
24%
24%
31%
*23%
24
10 %
85
16%
107
107
4%
4 %
*84'A
*99%
10%
9%
51%
51%
*52%
69'%
69%
69 Va
63%
10
10 Va
69%
70
85
100%'
53
10
*51
53
*84%
85
100%
16
53
69%
700
180
8 5'A
85%
101%
*99%
101'A
100
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,000
16'A
16%
16'A
16%
64,000
107'A
*107%
108 %
400
4%
1,100
51,700
85
85
100%
4%
"a
10%
*52%
10%
*52'A
53
70%
*4
71
72
10%
100
53
73%
3,500
45
•
34%
*43%
45
*43%
34%
34%
34%
45
34%
*43%'
100
*43%
45
-34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
6,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
45,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
.12%
12%
37%
36%
37'A
36%
36%
36'A
36'A
36%
36%
36'/a
52
52%
52
52%
50%
51%
51%
51%
52%
20,500
52%
51%
52%
35%
36
19,700
35%
100
100
1
36
56%
No par
56%
35%
56%
66
*64
66
*11%
12
*11%
35%
56%'
*64
12
66
11%
11%
No par
5%
5%
5'/a
5%
5 %
5%
_.l
*5%
6%
*5'A
6%
*5%
6%
*67
69
70
70
1
*25%
24 Va
24%
*26%
26%
26%
9'%
9%
9%
5
*68%
69'%
68%
68
17'/a
17 Va
35%
35
22%
108
22%
106%
22
56 Va
11%
5
*5'A
*67
35%
35 3A
55%
553/4
*56
56%
66
*64
66
66
*63
11 Va
*11%
12
5 Va
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
6
70
*67
12
*68
70
500
12
4,800
I
100
30
70
I
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2
27%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
7,300
*68%
-
2,600
7,600
69'A
68%
69%
69%
69%
69%
16%
16%
16%
4,900
35%
35%
35'A
2,600
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
380
22%
22%
217/a
22'A
9,800
91%
91%
91%
260
9
68%
'-16%
17'A
16%
16%
34%
35 'A
34%
35'A
35
106%
*106'/a
22'A
2,500
5%
5%
6
35 %
17
-
*106%
35%
55%
16%
16Va
35 Va
'
70
34%
*63
4,300
37
24%
26%
9%
*68
24%
1
No par
1
35%
56 Va
36'A
56 %
*64"
com—.No par
107%
106%
106'%
22
22%
21%
22'A
91'A
91 'A
90%
91'A
*91
7'A
•24%
27
24%
240
No par
*90%
91%
90%
90%
53%
54'%
53%
54'%
53%
54 Va
52%
54%
54
54%
15,800
G & E Co $4 pref.. No par
142%
142%
142%
140'A
140'A
140
140 '
*140
141%
1,200
158%
157'A
157%
156%
157
*156
157
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
17,200
43
42%
42%
19,000
66 Va
66%
42,100
preferred
Oil of
California
Indiana..
5
Standard
Oil
of
7
Standard
Oil
of. New
No par
*140
142%
No par
prior preferred—
$7 prior
Standard
70
32%
*32
37%
& Sons common..—1
Brands
$3.50 preferred
Standard
*51%
C%
900
7.50
No par
1
Co
preferred
Standard
$6
18
35%
2
Kellogg & Sons
(The)
Inc common
$4.50
10
'
25
No par
Corp
Squibb (E Rt
$4
6%
4,600
10
5
Spalding
Apr
7,100
9%
*9%
9
•
No par
__l
Co
Sparks-Withington Co
Spear & Co common..i._;
22 3A
€6
com._4.50
14
17'A
35'A
6%
4%
12
5
1
35 Va
16%
Jan
17% Jan
18
*17%
10'A
107%
12 Va Jan
13
35%
76'A
76'/a
18
*4%
(The)'..
Pacific
non-cum
21
34
Co
Mobile
16% Jan
100
353/8
37%
76%
*9%
16%
Edison
Southern
Dec
17%
37%
76 Va
1,400
12
Jan
6
*16%
37%
76%
*43%
California
Southern
56Va Jan
69'A Jan
9%
38%
76%
76%
76'A
107%
j
38'/a Jan
23
3,300
9Va
9%
37%
25
preferred
25
Jan
76'A
37%
3,400
54
68
76'A
37%
13%
34% Jan
10'A Mar
7,400
76%
'
.
44
Jan
9
3,000
38
38%
2<j
39
Jan
9
27
37%
26%
13%
61
23
6,700
26 %
27%
.
44
41
Jan
26%.
26%
26%
39
Jun
6% Jan
26%
26 %
13%
Jun
70
-25%
26 %
45
45%
3
25 Va
26%
38 3A
25'/a
4
25'A
%
32%
Jan
26
13%
Southern
'/a Jan
share
25%
38
Southern Natural Gas Co
5
$ per
26%
27
.
Shares
$ per share
$ per share
for
Sales
the Week
13'A
Southern
60
$ per share
Jan.27
38'A
11
Oct
26
Friday
Jan. 26
13%
12
May
$ per share
Thursday
.38'A
20
6
Jan. 25
13%
53 Va Jan
3
Wednesday
Jan. 24
88%
12% Jan
5
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 23
26%
93
100
94
13%
37% Jan
4'A Jan
HIGH
Monday
-
92%
500
11,700
6
11%
*92
38%
3
11% Jan
AND
94
*93
94
'
11%
6
5%
11%
6
13%
3
Jan
2,300
38%
13
Jan
18,400
15%
13%
11% Jan
6%
42%
15%
*10
10%
38%
49% Jan
13%
41%
15 Va
13%
34% Jan
Jun
200
42%
15%
38%
Dec
3% May
10%
42
*10%
13%
NOV
10%
a
'38'%
Nov
page
15%
15%
.5
12
see
42 3
15%
Sugar com.No par
51
For footnotes
10%
41%
16
5%
1
Greyhound Lines
Rico
36%
Nov
10%
42 Va
11%
15
pfd__100
50
Jun
Jan
32 %
50
Jan
74% Nov
10%
42%
10%
E & G Co
Sep
60
22
10
Platinum
&
10'A
Nov
102%
:
.
28'A
56
*31%
20
pref en ed
conv
Jan
64
*6'A
22%
preferred..
5'%%
29%
45%
*10'A
10
20
Jun
10%
43 %
*4
Jan
Jun
3,800
107'A
44
60'A
4,500
49 %
4%
4
36%
20%
49
107'A
Jan
70
20%
49
4%
40
98'A
65
20'A
48
107'A
Aug
Dec
65%
20 Va
48%
4%
45
37%
64%
20%
47%
108%
Jan
107
64
20'A
49'A
4%
36%
Apr
63%
20%
*106%
South
Feb
65
20%
48%
16%
Gold
Southeastern
3
*35%
1,600
65
50%
%
3%
Corp 4%
American
12
13
68
*87
20%
16%
12
Jan
23%
16%
Jan
21
21%
'15%
Jan
347A Jan
24,800
16 Va
14
13
23%
16%
39
Jan
30
23'A
16 Va
3
34
88%
24 %
88%
16%
4
23%
65
22 Va
22
5,900
14%
14%
14%
14%
23%
*87
16%
11% Jan
100
22%
14%
87
87
16%
36% Jan
18'A
87
16%
Apr
Jun
87
104%
16%
Nov
13%
88
14%
Typewr.iters.No par
Corona
14%
Apr
14%
*99%
40
71%
14%
50
150
105
105
105!
80
86%
*86%
86%
85%
*104
%
28%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
8%
105
14%
85%
100%
Smith &
*5%
104 Va
8 5'A
104'A
24%
Feb
Jan
105
*
6
*3%
...
85%
85%
86%
40
■
107
*106
107
*106
,107
*106
107
"1(18
107
3,100
%
95
*94%
94%
30
68
67%
68
6 7'A
94%
*94%,^ 95
11
23%
Iron
95
*99 'A
Oct
64
6 8'A
6 7'A
66%
*94%
*84%
11
Jun
67%
67%
94%
24%
26%
6%
17,600
85'A
South Carolina
11
68
5%
32%
100%
27
13
51% Jan
73
32
:24%
10Va Jan
9% Jan
Oct
Dec
3 2'A
*99%
South Amer
Dec
3% July
31%
*84%
Solvay
Dec
53%
32%
18%
No par
preferred
preferred
4.20%
12
52%
Feb
31%
.100
..100
3 Va'h
10
71%
66%
32%
'
11%
.5
Corp
Jan
Mar
Nov
13,000
32%
10
*18
1
Mines
Steel &
4%. Jan
53% Mar
35%
14%
32 Va
(A) & Sons Carpet Co com__20
Smith
12
6'A
15
O)
(A
"
106
10
Co
Sloss-Sheffield
11
98
Oct
7'A
14-%
88
*5%
37%
7
Simonds Saw & Steel.__i.__._No par
5
33% Jan
23
Oct
14%
*86
11%
—No par
Jan
Feb
Dec
87
14%
6
37%
No par
G)
Co.
Simmons
22 'A Jan
105
Jan
4%
87
14'A
87
*86
11%
27
No par
20,900
14
16
,
27
..No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
88%
17%
2 6'A
30
8%
8%
8%
40
99%
14%
11 Va
$ per share
No par
8
3,500
129%
*96
87
LOW
1
8'A
8
99%
42%
11
43%
Saturday
'
8'A
46%
129%
129%
*96
20,200
*10%
50%
Jan. 21
Gas
9 9'A
46
46%
46%
128
131
*96
98
98
4 6'A
45 %•
*126
133
94'A
*94
.No par
46%
46
7,700
•
49
6
6
11%
1
12
11%
20
<
16
16
5
STOCK
Coalition
King
9
31%
107%
40
Silver
25
100% Mar
Jan
-
—__15
Corp of .America
'
1
Jan
13
Jun
43 Va
....—1
...
Pen Co
24'A Jan
33
29% Jan
Jan
-
_
...
A)
9
Dec
97'A July
3%
(W
29% Jan
33'A
17%
Co.
Co.....
(Frank
Shattuck
Sheraton
7
4%
Nov
50%
*10'A
11%
11%
8%
*64
64
5.
39 %
11%
14%
22%
20
.No par
39
11%
86%
14%
22%
20
....
Co—'
39%
11 %
39'A
8%
*86
*63
Shell Oil Corp
Jun
95%
Del.!
of
39
*127
310
113%
*113
14'/a
*104'A
100
.No par
113%
11%
*
14%
——1
pref series A
conv
9
Jan
21%
22%
9,000
32%
32%
*113
8 8'A
*85%
88
*86
113%
40
99%
107
%
86
.13%
32%
32
32
31%
112'A
11%
67%
105
105
31%
39%
94%
'
107
*85%
5
com
Dohme common
Sharp &
Jan
38
Jun
83% May
100
pfd
Corp
20
2%
Jun
9 5'/2
Co
&
Oil
18% Jan
5
19
33
67%
9 5'A
107
1,200
57'% "57%
11
11'A
32%
32%
6 7'A
No par
100
YORK
Steel
Sharon
30
•
1.75
800
11'A
10%
8%
13%
.No par
_
...
57'A
11%
57
10%
13%
"
88
13%
57
22%
57
*86%
8%
8%
*86'A
Par
Shamrock
12
Jan
5-
5,600
40%
133
*98
1,800
22 3%
38%
46%
46
*127
100
100
-
11'A
11%
46%
'18%
22
113
10
18%
11
113
5,800
106
223%
57%
31%
31%
113
39%
133
*98
100
&
40 %
11%
par
31%
113
'
1,300
66
18%
22%
*10%
11
15,500
33
22%
22%
57
57%
13'A
66-
*104
22%
22%
*10%
113%
40
10
.
_
A
22%
31%
•31%
100
_
12%
*18%
19
18%
22%
2,600
*32%
106
*104
104
104
19
18%
18%
*56%
*113
46%
Co
$ per share
share
Jan
22 Va
5
100-
*18%
105
*104
105
*104
11%
*10%
EXCHANGE
4
Jan
—1
*130%
common
Highest
28'A Jan
37%
57
$4.50 preferred
16
Aug
22%
57
__1
66
.
1,300
22
67 %
..No par
(The)
Rubber
Servel Inc
25 Va Jan
21%
11%
$ per
$ per share
31% May
66 >A
STOCKS
Lowest
Highest
Jun
67%
5
Refrigerator
16'A Jan
12
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 194!)
24%
65
series A.
Co
Range for Previous
Lowest
66%
67%
5%
*5'%
5%
22%
22'A
22
23
300
17
*163%
17
5
66%
*32
100
3.65%
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
Dec
56
*16%
5%
22%
12%
22%
.
Co
33 Va
16%
5
32
_
Finance
40
16%
12%
No par
preferred
Seaboard
39
31%
Air Line com vtc__ .No par
Seaboard
Dec
40%
16,500
13
preferred
3.35%
2,000
40'A
32
_
Elec
20%
39%
12%
105
18%
'series
Co
20 3/4
31%
preferred
Scranton
23
83
Mfg
20%
39%
13%
5%■ vtc __-.100
A
preferred
Scovill
106%
16%
22%
300
240
20%
40 %
5%
96%
106%
107
19%
16%
5
40
48'A'
20%
106%'
39%
5'A
1,700
11,100
106'A
*96!
.
300
9 3%
38%
*47
96%
96%
32
preferred.
$4 preferred
.
101
38
106 %
17
2 3'A
23
" *104
18%
Scott Paper Co common.,:
$3.40
48 %
40%
5%
66'A
Industries Inc
Schenley
39%
*16%
5%
447
96%
13
..
Savage Arms Corp
27
20%
39%
47%
32
5
4.40%
pfd
106%
20%
21
37%
*96
13%
Regis Paper Co common
1st
96
3
Jan
90
Dec
St
non-cum
*106%
106%
21
41'A
17
20
(Thei——
series
96%
106%
33
66%
Southwestern Ry
Louis
5%
34% Jan
30% Jan
46%
31%
St
49
*95%
32%
Art Metal Works? Inc.
Preferred
6
38%
*47%
96
2,500
22
9%
9'A
38%
13
5%
9
48'A Jan
>
31
87
39%
49%
96
9
38
47%.
38%
x38%
9%
•9 'A
20
14,200
5%
100%
100'%
100 %
100%
100
9%
32%
Stores commoiv
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co...
St L-San F Ry Co com vtc._ .No
25
101
9%
9%
4,900
16
213/4
22
,
13%
Safeway
27
113%
101
9%
22
7,500
19,800
100%
53A
5%
5%
5%
21%
23
(Jacob)
Dec
12% Mar
*21%
*100%
21%
21%
5%
21'A
5%
22
13
25
Royal Typewriter.
Jan
% Jan
21%
5%
*100%
20%
A_______100
series
preferred
4%
6 Va
23
common.."..
3
61 %' Nov
Jan
'
Co
Haas
&
12
Sep
16%
Rohm
5
Controls
preferred—
conv
Jan
Nov
Apr
109V<
67% Jan
:
4%%
5
100%
16
*99%
100
com..1
Inc
16% Jan
104
19%
Jun
8%
Jan
33
Mills
*100%
.
6,800
20,800
106
*104
16
15 Va
100
100%
20
Robertshaw-Fulton
Mar
7%
Mines
Copper
100%
5%
107
40%
*16%
,
5'A
No par
Company
Antelope
Jun
15
Co..
15%
100%
5 %
3'A
6
106
*104 %
106
16
16%
,
4 Va
5
6%
6 Va
5'/a
6
6'A
*104%
106
15%
15%
*100%
96%
13 V*
*104%
106
15%
50
94%
85 'A
5
*47%
39%
40
98
lo
6
5%
5
24%
24%
*104% 106
15%
15%
*100
100%
6%
6%
22
22
100% 101
9%
9%
39%
39Va
42 Mi Mar
102%
1,800
10%
10%
conv
Rexall
5%
90
10;%
10%
14,900
12%
12%
-*87
90
*16%
11
'
5 %'k
6%
*87
11
10%
60
*59
12%
;
90
10%
2,100
9%
9%
60
500
23
23
9%
Va
12
.,12%
,
9
*8%
.
23 %
•'
*59
60
12'A
Va'
9%
10%
11
Revere Copper & Brass com__No par
4
Dec
%
99% Jan
23
5
11%
10
Steel Corp com
No par
prior pfd series A...100
Republic
Dec
Aug
98
13
Jan
14% Jan
103
Jan
.*8
9%
6%
$1 convertible preferred
23% Jan
Jan
110
Pictures
Republic
8%
8%
23-%
6%
Jan
13
2,600
10%
Republic Aviation Corp..,
4% Jan
1,000
15'A
6%
5
Reo
9
9% Jan
17'%.
15%
*10%
5
7% Jan
Dec
6'A
17%
15 %
9%
*8
*87
90
10%'
10%
11%
17%
15%
15%
*59
12%
*87
90
*87
60
12%
12%
12%
12%
90
*58%
60
*58%
60
9%
9%
9%
11%
17'/a
15 %
*11%
23%
9%
500
12
17%
11%
*17
24
24
23%
Shares
1
12% Jan
25
Dec
9%
$ per share
for
t,he Week
Jan. 27
._1
common—50c
13
5% Jan
4%
Aug
4%
;
9%
9%
*59
12%
*86
5
100
_50c
25c
1
Inc
Motors
10% Jan
8%
10
15'A
*8%
,
$ per share
10%
Jan
12%
100
91
85
common.—11
Mfg Co
18
Jan
10
5
8% Jan
Jan
15%
9
*23%
•
6%
17
Jan. 26
share
11%
12
17
15%
*8%
No par
9
23%
$ per
share
12
17%
17%
50c
17%
15'A
No par
—
$ per
12
*11%
12%
& Co—
(Robt)
.$1.25
Jan.25
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 24
*11%
17%
15%
Inc
Bros
Reeves
Jan
9% Jan
Reis
7
Co
Bit
Roller
Tuesday
$ per share
$ per share
Par
Real
Mills com—5
Hosiery
Silk
9
18
Apr
share
16
Jan
13 %
,
18
25
Jan
N
Jan. 21
,
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Monday
Jan.23
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
12% Jan
11% Jan
10'A
NEW
1"
Range Since Ja n.
Highest
$ per share
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, January 30, 1950
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(476)
157
157%
No par
62%
62%
*140%
157
62 %
6?%
*157
61%
62'A
61
25
43%
4.3%
43
43%
43
43'A
42%
43'A-
42%
25
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
66
66%
66 %
■
Jersey
157
53%.
54%
.
'67%
1,400
Volume
171
Number 4877
THE
COMMERCIAL
Range for Frevious
20
Range Since
Highest
$ per share
27 %
Jan. 1
Lowest
$ per share
Jun
$ per share
Oct
NEW
Highest
25% Jan
YORK
4
27% Jan
10
102%
Doc
101% Jan
14
102% Jan
7
3%'A
20 %
Dec
18% Jan
24
Jan
3
48
Jun
10
July
35
Oct
04
Jan
Dec
38%
49% Jan
24
25
32% Jan
5
14% Jan
27
Sterchi
% Jan
11
Sterling Drug Inc
13
Jan
12% Jan
AUt
36% Jan
3.
27
39
4%
Starrett
Co
Jan
98% Jan
10
99% Jan
4
3%%
33%
Dec
31% Jan
27
34% Jan
9
Stevens
14%
Jan
12
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3
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Jan
13% Jan
Dec
12% Jan
13-
15 14
Jan
18%
Deo
17% Jan
25
18'A Jan
4
Feb
21%
Dec
20% Jan
13
22% Jan
11
Jan
13
28% Jan
5
13
54% Jan
24
3
10% Jan
9
16%
6%
Feb
28
Dec
26
Jun
28%
90
-
52
Dec
45% Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
52»,«
Feb
117
Jan
9
66'4
Jun
3 5
8% Jan
95% Jan
Oct
122
17%
Jan
xl22
25
5 'in
11% Jan
S
prior
Sun
Oil Co
Class
7
A
common
4% %
19
10
7% Mar
12%
Sep
9% Jan
3
10% Jan
17
Sunshine
106%
Dec
103 %
Dec
7'a
Feb
11%
Nov
10% Jan
27%
Jun
36%
Dee
34
8 %
Jun
12
17 >8
Aug
24%
76%
Sep
S9"
3%
Jun
107
11
11
41
Jan
Mining
Superior
Oil
Superior
4
109
4
Jan
18
4%%
of
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
21%
26%
27 Va
26%
27
26%
27
26
26%
26 Va
52
52
52
52%
54
54'%
53
54
52%
9'%
9
9%
9
9
9
96
96
58
Pacific
Pacific
11% Jan
9
5% Jan
23
6% Jan
3
3
18 Vb Jan
18
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
3
12
45% Jan
9
48'% Jan
.25
3
12lb Jan
Taleott Inc
Sub
15% Jan
Texas
27
7% Jan
3
8 Vb Jan
10
$1.25
Corp_____
2,400
10
10
4,600
210
209
211
212
218
11
11
40
*108
*210
11%
40
40
*
109
108 %
Va
9%
211
212
11
11
10%
10%
10%
40
40
39%
39%
39%
39 %
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109
9%
10%
Va
109
17
The
6% Jan
11
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41%
Oct
Jan
3% Jan
20
Jan
17V2 Jan
9
Mai-
7
Jan
38 Vb Jan
5
4
206
107 Va
108
*108
212
109
108
1,100
11
2,600
38%
$2.50
6
Thomas Steel Co
10
55% Jan
18
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
Dec
52
Jan
13
Dec
94% Jan
4
Jan
3% Jan
3
4% Jan
9
42% Jan
tThird
6
Oct
96
23% May
40
Dec
38
Jan
13
19%
25 Va
Jail
22
Jan
3
24
Jan
5
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1051/2 Jan
Jan
Jan
25
•1
16% Jan
11
36 Vb Jan
5
$3.50
Timken
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowe; ,t
S per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
17%
17 Va
61
60
60%
59%
60 Va
59 lb
70%
71%
70%
71
21%
21%
21 »/a
22 lb
5,300
22
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8,100
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56
56%
3,900
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57%
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55%
55
55%
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47
47
47
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47 Vb
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11 lb
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11%
11%
11%
15
15
15
15 %
121/4
15'/a
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9,700
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15%
15 1/2
15%
15%
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...
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.
7%
31%
31%
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6
6'/a
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54%
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54
54
54
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96
96
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15%
35
35
34%
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23 Tb
24
*105%
106
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4%
4%
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39%
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Jan
25%
Dec
23
Jan
13
25 % Jan
6
37%
Dec
35 % Jan
20
36% Jan
Dec
102
Nov
6
8% Jan
Nov
Jan
,
5
Jan
29
Va Jan
.
103
Jan
20
Jan
5
10 Vb Jan
18
4% Jan
12
24
3
34% Jan
6
24
106
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35
34
34%
34 Vb
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15%
16
17%
17%
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107
107'4
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11%
12
117b
23%
23%
24
35%
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prior preferred.*
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Twin City Rap Transit com__No
par
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prior preferred—
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Co
50
:
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5 VA
.
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23%
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9%
103
10
9 Tb
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9%
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1
12
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-
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17%
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17%
17 %
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17%
9 V4
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9 VB
9 lb
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22,300
6,800
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11%
23%
23%
23%
23%
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103
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33
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330
12
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914
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103
7,600
the Week
107
12
380
.5,300
•
Jan.27
9
24
33
34%
$ per share
*16%
:
36%
5
5%
34 lb
"
Jan. 26
15%
'
lO'/s
341/a
$ per share
9j/B
107
22,900
15%
$ per share
17 lb
9%
*
24
1051b
15%
Jan.25
17%
17%
24
1051b
15%
PRICES
Wednesday
<
16
35%
9
200
23%
*16%
17%
9
1.100
*105%
17%
*16%
S4.50
414
39Vb
15%
23%
preferred—
conv
4'4
*37%
24
par
Century Fox Film com_.No
$1.50
4 lb
39V8
106
15%
16 VB
—
4'/b
15 %
$ per share
3,000
*28V2
23%
SALE
—
52%
96
4%
1051b
HIGH
714
52%
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15%
AND
900
38%
38
24
1,200
-
18 Tb
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53
96
105%
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20th
7'/a
52%
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15%
$ per share
18
107
*7
70
4
54
23%
Jan. 24
9%
<
2,300
3814
4
*18%
96
'41/4
.
Tuesday
15%
7Va
"
6
*37%
4
18%
105%
Jan. 2.3
*17%
,
27
Jan
—2
18%
106
Monday
$ per share
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$6 preferred
—No par
Truax-Traer Coal Co
5
5
3
Corp
*3%
23%
Jan.21
Tvanscont'l & Western Air Inc..:
5
Transue & Williams Steel
..No par
3%
18%
250
'
6
38 Va
*105%
Saturday
Par
6
*37%
53
4%
6
37Vb
*94%
39 Va
6
24
LOW
STOCK
1314
2,200
32
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3 Tb
95
500
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55
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7%
32%
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18%
7%
54Vb
8
32%
13 'A
371b
19 Vb
71/4
7%
32 Vb
5%
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19
8
32%
3%
3%
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3 Tb
38
.
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com___10
...
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4
*12 lb
|
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6
7%
100
com. ..No par
37%
6
19 lb
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No par
.
37%
4
4
19'/A
1
7%
31%
6 lb
oar
8
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C 1/8
15
com...
31%
7%
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Corp_.No
7%
8
1
4
10
1,400
21Tb
5
Jan
5,100
21
16% Jan
11
15%
56
19% Jan
26
15%
21%
3
Jan
18,700
21%
13
9% Jan
60 lb
15%
14% Jan
108
59%
15%
16% Jan
3
60
15%
Dec
13
59%
71%
Dec
Tb Jan
591b
18
15Va
17%
104 % Jan
1,200
*17%
711b
EXCHANGE
11
-
5'/4
18
15%
...
YORK
12%
5 »/4
*17 lb
:
72%
16%
Jan
*11%
51/4
4,600
15 lb
Jan
18
12%
Sib
6%
71%
$ per share
3
*11%
51-a-
290
6%
15%
Jan
8
6%
72%
10
15% Jan
51b
•
-
8,800
6%
17%
5%
20,600
20%
15 )b
10
Dec
12%
5%
171/2
STOCKS
Y'car 1949
*11%
;
5%
17%
■
7.800
11%
72
Axlc„1.
Roller
12%
5%
17 Vb
.
37%
11%
20%
6%
18
5%
36%
10
Water Associated Oil
$3.75 preferred
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6%
36%
15%
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Timken-Detroit
6%
36%
300
50c
Transit
preference
*81 %
llVa
72%
preferred!—
Tide
36%
*10%
15%
Oil
Thompson-Starrett Co
9
25
14% Jan
Avenue
47c.
11
Oct
260
11%
721/3
preferred
11
95
34
convertible
% Jan
56%
Feb
600
108
*10%
60%
No par
7 Vb Jan
36%
37
11
.10
common
19% Jan
36%
10%
'
a.
Co
*
11%
No par
—
.
Ry Co.
3
Apr
Dec
1,600
212
10%
38%
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preferred
Fair
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37
12%
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12%
5%
25
common...
13
Jun
Jan
&
Land
36%
Va
18
—5
.
10
84%
43% Mar
*12
11
11
36%
13
25
131/4 Jan
3
4
36%
—'.5
Coal
11%
31%
32 % Jan
6
5% Jan
36% Jan
11%
*13
3
12% Jan
6%
55 Va
*30%
30 Va Jan
Jun
55 %
i_l
certificates
conv
Oct
341b
4%
55%
10
Thateller Glass Mfg Co common...5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
Jan
34%
4,300
55
10
*39%
100
Producing Co—
Sulphur.;
Inc
Aiig
Jun
56%
11 %
(The)—4.16%
...
Pacific
&
Tetion
6%
Jun
24
55
10
212
(James)
share
32 Va
10%
57%
10 %
10
Telautograph Corp
Corp
27
3
Nov
Jan
57
10%
50
Tennessee
6
10% Jan
14 % Jan
.
Nov
4%
57%
10%
18,700
82
Texas
Sep
57%
10%
82
Gould
Texas
103
58%
10%
10c
82
9
Jan
19 Va
10%
G%
Symington
9
Jan
17
19%
G%
23% Jan
191b
17
19%
10%
6%
17
59% Jan
98%
17
19%
%
6%
7% Jan
3
32%
10%
17
19
6%
3
23
15Va
10%
17%
19
82
Jan
Aug
10%
17
19%
82
21
9%
10'%
17
19%
82
53% Jan
108%
10%
17
19%
*17"
81%
Dec
Feb
10%
19 %
17%
83%
Nov
98%
10%
17%
19%
82%
10
58%
9%
120
82%
83% Jan
26%
16%
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82%
4
Feb
Jun
1,500
11%
Jun
Feb
56
20%
16%
6)4
*55%
11%
33 '/•
11%
20
56
120
*118%
20%
Gulf
$ per share
96
11%
17
Dec
2,500
*95%
20%
5% Jan
Jan
7,100
9
11%
Texas
Lowest
28,800 '
53
9
19%
20
19
26%
52%
96
*55
120
26%
9%
11%
72% Jan
107%
55%
26%
53%
20%
69
Nov
55'%
*118%
9,500
11%
Dec
%
10%
56
120
*118%
21'/a
20%
70 Vb
32
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56
56%
120
20%
11%
Jun
102% May
13? 8 Jun
56
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56
Jun
57%
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2,900
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18
19%
12.50
_.
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120
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25
Corp..._
9%
96
57%
•
25
Co
4%
9%
13
13
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11%
Gulf
2% May
12%
13%
17%
21
20%
Texas
7%
t
13
*17%
12
Texas
1%
12%
18
10,400
6,200
200
10214
10
4,900
34%
1,370
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5
5
5
:
1,800
U
8%
Jun
10 Vb
Dec
10
% Jan
39
Nov
46
Jan
43
'Jan
10%
Feb
12%
Apr
12
Jan
13%
Jun
31%
Jan
26% Jan
13
33%
Jun
42
1C7
96
Jan
lb
—
112
Jan
94
86
45 %
Jan
94
—
Dec
4
11% Jan
20
Udylitc
3
44 % Jan
11
Underwood
3
13% Jan
10
Union
29 Vb Jan
6
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
No par
27%
27%
27%
28
45% Jan
9
Union
Carbide
No par
44 3
44%
44%
44%
Jan
13
111% Jan
5
90% Jan
Aug
"24
112% Jan
11
(The)
103
Jan
Jan
103 Vb Jan
24
91
Preferred
27
91 Va
$4
25
27% Jan
5
Union
25
88 lb Jan
9
Union Paciiic
9
51% Jan
20
33
Jan
27
Union
27% Jan
10
United
1014
Jun
Feb
36%
Dec
50
Jan
27
Oct
14%
Jan
31% Jan
3
25% Jan
13
106%. Jan
3
.
110
Jan
Oct
13% Jan
Jan
85%
Oct
82
Jan
25
Feb
86% Jan
31%
Dec
30 Vb Jan
26
32% Jan
5
106 Vb Jan
3
106% Jan
3
9% Jan
27
Jun
4%
106%
Dec
9%
Oct
Jun
23
8
Jan
3
29%
Jun
38%
Jan
34
Jan
25
29%
Jan
40
Dec
40
Jan
17
2%
Jun
3%
Oct
314 Jan
3
40 "4
Jun
47%
Sep
44 Vb Jan
3
3 lb
Dec
15% Jan
3%
Dec
3% Jan
Jun
Jun
9%
70
Dee
Dec
3
8 Vb J an
,
3%
45
13
64Tb Jan
16
14%
Aug
22
Vb
Jan
16Vb Jan
4
34%
Jun
42%
Dec
40 lb-Jan
13
x44%
Jun
.
37
5
Tank
Car
convertible
United
Ail"
4 Va %
$4.50
United
Lines
Biscuit
Inc
Board
Jan
11
United
10
United-Carr
4
Jan
12
48 lb Jan
12
Co
7%
26'/A
83
84
50%
33
25%
10,600
*108%
110
108%
108 %
*103%
109%
200
14%
13,400
Corp
preferred
without
*48
3%
1
preferred
*8%
100
€9%
5
Electric Coal Cos..a
*16%
13%
Sep
13 Va
12% Jan
3
14 Vb Jan
9
United
Merch
United
Paramount
42
—10
Gas
Improvement Co
Certificates
of
Inc
Dec
27% Jan
25
Nov
101% Jan
3
105
Jan
24
J a 11
26
17
Jan
4
U
S
23
1201b Jan
9
U
S
Gypsum Co
17%
Jan
10
Jun
1161b
Dec
110
175
Jan
187
Jun
May
17%
Apr
3%
Oct
182
'4
lb Jan
4
184% Jan
24
10%
Sep
8% Jan
3
101b Jan
11
Jan
46 % Jail
4
541b Jan
10
25% Jan
9
U
U
26%
Oct
23
Jan
13
Jun
9%
Dec
9lb Jan
11
Jun
30%
Dec
8% Jan
28 Va Jan
10
15%
9
30% Jan
Jan
161b
Oct
151b Jan
3
17% Jail
11
7%
Jan
8%
Apr
8% Jan .18
8% Jan
3
38
Jun
49%
Jan
44% Jaii
521b
Jan
72
Dec
70
For
footnotes
see
page
18
Jan
1st
8VA
57%
18
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35
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3 %
3%
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49)4
108%
8VA
35%
40
.
3%
48
3%
69%
3%
8%
*68%
14
14%
*82
30%
8%
3%
9
70
13%
110
14%
*107
82
82
30 VA
30%
30
108%
*107
108%
*8Va
8%
34%
35
*38%
40
3%
3%
49 '4
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3%
3%
8%
9
70 %
*68%
*107
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34
*38%
3%
48
8%
34 %
40
3%
48
3%
3 Tb
9
9
*68 %
70
Leather
49% Jan
10
U
S
5
71% Jan
10
U
S
&
Lines
4%%
27
Va
8%
34 Va
*38%
3%
*48
14 Va
13%
82
*79
30 %
30%
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100
30%
2,200
109
9)4
9
34 V4
34
36
40
40
40
3%
3%
43 %
3%
*48
9%
6,600
3,600
100
3%
5,700
69 lb
40
3%
8%
49)4
3'%
35,900
9
3%
8%
69%
81 %
9
69
1,000
69
40
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16Tb
1,600
41
41
42
42
41'/a
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
1,700
56
56%
58
56%
57
57%
56%
57%
57%
56%
57%
10,700
18 VA
18 Vb
18%
18 Va
18)4
17%
18 )b
17%
181b
17%
181b
23,700
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
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23
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13,200
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27%
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105
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16
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113
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preferred
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9 Vb
29%
16%
16%
17%
17
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17
8%
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45%
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2,100
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29 VA
17
10
160
23%
3%
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20
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100
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29%
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9%
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9%
29%
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16
29%
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par
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30
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6,100
105
1514
5
10
105
15%
100
Machinery
Co
par
No par
27%
'
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*80%
16%
28%
preferred..
S Industrial
Partic
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13%
83
3014
30 VA
900
42
1
preferred—No
preferred
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—No par
Foreign Securities
S Hoffman
4
24
11%
&
7/r
U
8
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14%
85
*108
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$4.50
57
108%
30%
110
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1
Freight Co—
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Jun
*82
109
1,400
.1
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interest—
30%
12%
6%
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div._.1
Gas Corp
x$9%
85
30%
*107
100
United
U
14%
14%
*81
10
United
9
109
*30%
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Corp...No
11
30 )b Jan
43
14%
100
No par
3%
102%
5114
25%
36
Feb
51
50%
51 '4
40
Mar
40 %
4.800
33
27
18%
17,900
84
25%
common—.10
——
Mfrs
26%
83%
32%
*35%
&
261b
83%
25%
11
3
26%
83%
32%
United Engineering & Foundry—5
United
Fruit Co.......
No par
12
26
83%
2f Tb
Vb Jan
Jan
630
26%
82%
50%
57% Jan
24
103 Va
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25 Va
19 % Jan
23% Jan
103
220
32%
27
7
103
190
98 Va
90 Tb
50%
27
6
90%
32%
13
22 Vb Jan
103
*96
90%
25%
25
22 lb Jan
112
98 Va
90%
50%
26 Va Jan
Dec
*96
25%
17% Jan
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103
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32%
53 % Jan
25%
90 Tb
32%
Dec
26
103
93%
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Jun
90 Tb
25%
Dec
Jun
*96
32 %
19%
19
103
2G
26%
19%
84
103
26%
55%
9% Mar
112 %
84 '4
Feb
181b
*11lib
83%
July
16
111%
90%
25%
Corp
United
111%
112
98
90%
26
Dyewood Corp common
12
25,400
51 %
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18
5,900
43%
33
United
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27%
42%
25%
11
17 Ve Jan
271b
43%
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17
71
27%
42%
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43% Jan .12
27 %
44 1/4
26 VB
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(The)
600
27%
43%
5
9% Jan
4
1,700
2.200
12%
27
26%
par
$3.50 convertible
11%
43 Va
*1214
44%
85%
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
United
91 %
11
43
12%
27%
*96
98
1114
43%
'
44
111%
112
11%
43%
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27%
85%
No par
Fastener
17 %
100
America
&' Carton
Carbon
1.1 %
44
12 %
No par
preferred
Jan
11)4
43%
12%
26%
preferred..50
common
i
of
11%
44
12%
50
preferred
preferred
United
•
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44
25
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%
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RR Co common
Aircraft
42
.
series—
California
of
non-cumulative
5 '/c
7
19%
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\'!c
18
61%
103
111%
112
98
25% Jan
,.109%
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-
*96
82% Jan
Dec
s
*91
Sep
Jun
12%
No par
Jan
July
11%
44
12%
series—
32%
30%
No par
ser
11%
44
12%
series.—No par
89%
20 %
pfd $4.50
11%
44%
$3.70
Jun
104%
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5
$3.50
Jun
51%
Co
Preferred
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92
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Apr
Rubber
&
11%
44%
*12%
—No par
_
&
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Aug
—
73%
48
1
Corp
Asbestos
Un El Co of Mo
Nov
'
Corp
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71
*814
44%
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,
840
5,600
*
21 Va
9
6
13
13
12,700
32
11%
9
14%
12%
21
Jan
Jun
12%
25
17
Mar
12%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com_.No.par
$4 preferred
.No par
62Tb Jan
35
12%
Swift International Ltd
25
Apr
13
12
13
Dec
*12%
20
15 Vb Jan
Jun
13%
12% Jan
59 1/a Jan
4%
12%
37%
22% Jan
Nov;
12
13
300
99 %
31%
9
Nov
25%
13
36%
*98 Va
3
Jan
18 VB
8Vs
32 %
9% Jan
65 %
4% Mar
32
21%
Co
Jun
Jan>
99
33
37 Va
*99
21%
Co
preferred
&
111a
11%
37%
99
32%
37%
19% Jan
Dec
15%
37%
99 %
32%
Swift
Dec
48
37%
99
32%
Sweets Co of America
Jun
Jun
37%
99
32%
18
74
Nov.
Jun
37%
99 %
32%
27
Jun
"
37%
99 %
11% Jan
Jun
8
600
37.% Jan
Jun
13% July
200
14%
4
9%
36
30 Va
14%
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Paper Co
2%
6Tb
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14%
13
Nov.
12%
30%
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37%
1
California
Steel
Sutherland
13%
48%
18
*29
14%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
6%
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
224
30%
14%
5
4 % '/a
preferred series B
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
3
30%
14%
10%
Jan
4
31
*14%
1
19% Jan
Jan
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14%
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60
10% Jan
31
100
3
100
5,500
14%
preferred
25
38% Jan 27
49 Va
Va
33
__No par
_
25
195
*48%
31
*95%
Jan
Dec
49%
14%
preferred-..—No par
Jan
Jan
49
8,900
32
14 %
9%
Jan
Dec
49%
26%
102
50
1
17
14%
18%
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19
41 %
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55
227
18%
49 %
99%
common......
Sep
Jun
18%
20
Dec
Jun
26%
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18%
102
37%
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r/o
26%
101%
18%
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99%
common
21%
4 %
26
101 Va
18%
102
33
!
.
60%
12
26
for
Shares
50
Corp common
preferred series A
Sumay
25%
Sales
the Week
18%
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No par
Corp
$4.50 series A
26
25%
Friday
19
102
18%
100
preference
Chemical
26%
25%
*101
19
Thursday
*49
—5
i
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Corp
Sunbeam
Sun
26 %
102
Wednesday,
.15
preferred
(J
Jun
Aug
$ per share
18%
l
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26
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16%
30%
Jan. 27
$ per share
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common.
36 '4
127
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$ per share
10
Studebaker
9
17% Jan
Jan. 25
$ per share
17
PRICES
Jan. 24
100
Stone & Webster
9
Jan
L
Stores
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
12
60 % Jan
14
10 % Jan
7
Jan
96
25
118% Jan
Dec-
14% Jan
20
55% Jan
Dec
11%
July
Oct
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Stewart-Warner Corp
18
12%
(The)
Bros
Jun
13%
Ohio
6
Jan
Va
of
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convertible preferred
50
9 %■
24
Oil
preferred series A
30% Jan
Jan
100.
Standard
Jan
48
41%
,
20
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 23
$ per share
Standard
Jun
HIGH
AND
Monday
Jan. 21
Par
Jun
(4771
Saturday
$ per share
12
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40
96% May
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Year 1949
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&
5,800
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100
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133
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46
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25
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18
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72
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13
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13
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.
21
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139
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4
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21
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4
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3
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4
74
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21
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27
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16
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7
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3
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11
12% Jan
3
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9
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26
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Oct
97
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98
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91
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20
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18% Jan
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115
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26
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28
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27
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29
30% Jan
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21
11
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11
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2
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45
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60 Ma
Jan
56
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13
57
Jan
11
Wabash RR 4Vir'o
12
Jun
14
V2
Sep
14
Jan
18
14% Jan
10
Waldorf
Jun
31%
Nov
11
Walgreen Co common
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105%
83
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115=2
115=4
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29%
30
45
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102
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7
10.500
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12
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400
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Va-Carolina Chemical com
6%
21=4
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11
2
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27
27
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23
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23
23
23
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13
16
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.
16
21
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100
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5
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130
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101
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16
5
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23
15%
118
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24
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79
28
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118
28
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128
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Jun
43
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Jan.
Jun
Nov
17
preferred
4%'A
287b
140=4
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2174
43 %
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Universal Pictures Co Inc com
2
141=4
38 7'2
68
4,300
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128
28
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100
,
129=4
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Universal Leaf Tobacco com__Nopar
165'74 Jan
129
40=4
67%
2874
25 Ma
74
94
40
129=4
2
'
-
41%
39%
1-41
*98
94
41
677 b
*
:.l
Laboratories Inc-
3
25
128 =
25
24=4
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26-
.
$ per share
$ per share
■
26
*91
94
Jan
Sales
Friday
Thursday
•<
Jan, S5
\
.
41 ='2
40%
67=4
28
—100
25%
Wednesday
<
.■
£ per share
39=4
2
141
Jan
156
43Ma
common——No par
4% Jan
23
Jun
170
11
Jan
16
127=4
39 =
67%
common—__No par
preferred__25
United Stockyards Corp—:
1
United Stores $4,20 non-c 2d pfd—5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wall Paper Inc common.—2
4'ti convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1.
26
Jan
3
1277-4
*91
94
HIGH
Tuesday
Jam 24
26
25*4
41%
non-cumulative
7Mi
10
11% Jan
100
Jan
.
41=4
U S Tobacco Co
5
5% Jan
3% Jan
Dec
4
Jun
2=4
142
^——-—
*9074
- •
t per share
,
s
100
50
50
preferred
7%
10
18=/z
129=4
preferred
2G =
■
Monday*
-
Jam 24-
share
26
10
—
1st preferred
Ref 8c Min com
U S Steel Corp
*
1
100
non-cum
S Smelting
$ per
Par
-
,
Plywood Corp common
3% (c preferred series A _
S
■
Mar
Saturday
-,
Jan, 31..
U S Rubber Co common-"
Jan
,
Mi
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
•
STOCK
NEIV YORK
Range Since Jan. J
■
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
1950
'Monday,'January 30,
V
CHRONICLE
&. FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
THE
(478)
18
1474
2 4 Mb
14%
*31
- 2
*2
32
■
34%'
34=4.
W
25=4
101
2174
6%
33
Jun
Jun
30% Jan
17
31=i Jan
Oct
103
Jan
11
104% Jan
3
Dec
31
Jan
13
33% Jan
12
7% Jan
4%
No par
31%
30'a
103=4
103%
103%
33
10
Walworth
27
Ward Baking' Co common
ll
Jan
21
preferred
107)
Co
Dec
16
Jan
3
101%
Dec
97
Jan
16
9%
Jan
16%
Dec
14 =
Jan
13
16% Jan
18=i
Jun
30=8
Dec
2978 Jan
3
34=8 Jan
Warren Foundry
14
Jun
22 7
Jan
17
Jan
19
18 % Jan
Warren
192
5%%
—
25%
Dec
X24% Jan
11
25=e Jan
14%
Sep
13% Jan
4
15% Jan
15%
16Mb
Feb
24%
Dec
22% Jan
27
Jan
*30%
31%
307-2
31
17%
17%
17=4
25%
25
25
*14%
14%
14%
14
Nov
t'3=4
Jan
6 74
Oct
X1974
Jun
27=8
Jan
July
84=4
Dec
78
16=it
16 = 2
S2P
14=4
Jan
27.
v!6=4 Jan
5=4 Jan
3
Jan
13
Jan
d
20% Jan
6%
5
Inc
Co
West Kentucky Coal
207 b
4
19% Jan
13
Dec
23'4 Jan
13
25=8 Jan
24
West
Electric Co corn- .No par
Nov
111% Jan
18
112% Jar.
23
104Ma
Sep
106%
Jan
35=4
104
Jun
13
108% Jan
7
1374 J&u
4
147a Jar.
11
Jan
3
.No par
com—
1097a Jan
26
46
Jan
25
Jan
108
Jan
4
103 Ma
May
——
pfd. .—100
100
4.20% preferred series B__.
100
4.10% preferred series C___
-5
West Virginia Coal 8c Coke-
17% Jan
50=4 Dec
Dec
Perm
107% Jan
Dec
108
101% May
12=4
Oct
22%
51
West
Perm
West Va
4%%
Power
4 %'»
Pulp & Paper
$ per
share
Feb
23
15=4
16 = 4
share
*6
67b
5
Western
.40
-41% Jan
5
3
2(3
Western Maryland Ry com
Jan
16
Dec
337-2
Dec
31
Jan
3
35 7s Jan
26
20
Jun
30
Jan
28
Jan
3
32=4 Jan
27
53%
Jun
70=4 Nov
667-2 Jan
3
73
Jan
18
Dec
19=8 Jan
13
23% Jan
4
21
Sep
13
24
May
21 Mi
Jun
9874
33
71
267 b Jan
11
Jan
5
6
1047i Jan
14
22% Jan 25
2G% Jan
4
Jan
33
6
Wheeling
25%
25=8
25%
84%
84%
84%
84%
300
22
22 =
4
21%
22=4
5,800
20%
20%
20=2
20
20%
20%
20 Mi
2074
20%
7,700
25%
26,700
20%
24%
112%
110
25
25 Ve
74
112
112=4
Dec
44
Jan
61
30% Jan
Dec
32%
Jan 13
Jan
3
.
13
49=a Jan
5
86
Jan
Jan
5
110
*108%
*207%
108%
14 =
109%
*108
109
preference
Mfg (The S Si
12.%
Jun
16 7
8
Dec
25
16% Jan
5
Jan
32%
Dec-
31
Jan
4
36 =a Jan
9
White
28%
Feb
34 !
Dec
33% Jan
12
Jan
9
13%- Jan
27
774 Mgy
;.
-.147'i
13=4 Jan
12% Jan
Dec
1
13
34
11
4=4
Jun
7%
Jan
5=4 Jan
3
6% Jan
X42%
J\tn
.57%
Dec
51 % Jan
26
55*2 Jun
8%
Jun
12%
Dec
12% Jan
4
13 =
Jan
70
Jun
79=4
Nov
77=4 Jan
5
80% Jan
23
10
Jun
13 Ma"
.Tan
10=4 Jan
6
11 =« Jan
11
■
19% Jan
3
22% Jan
20
■Nov
139=4 Jan
27
141
Jan
11
35
Nov
32% Jan
10
34.
Jan
4
23
20-
Common
24
Prior preferred
21%
44
Sep
Jun
18 =2
x59%
Feb
72
Jun
.76.
.
1
Dec
Jan
13
19% Jan
09% Jan
Get
!
preferred
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9
4
727*2 Jan
79Jan
19
4 %%
series
Jan
Jan
6
Yale
13
29% Jan
5
3
11% Jan
14
30=i May
39%
Jan
37
Jan
6
40
Jan
23
16%
Jun
28%
NoV
267/2 Jan
4
30% Jan
26
52%
Jun
72% Jan
13
10 Va
Jun
14%
Jan
11% Jan
3
14
Jan
20
20% July
t
3°%
Dec
31=v Jan
13
39
Jan
4%
Oct
Jan
6
5%. Jan
*Bld
dividend.
and
y
asked
prices;
Ex-rights.r
no
104%
Towne
4%%
114
*109
114
45%
46%
Mfg Co
convertible preferred
45%
46%
46=4
84%
84
84%
84%
84%
31%
31
31
31
31
15%
16=4
157a
16
32 y4
16
337-2
33%
34
34
34
34
13%
13'/-.
5%
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13%
a
5%
,
5%
52%
52%a
12%
5%
13
83
80%
11
10%
-
80%
*10%
10%
23=/8
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114
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45%
45
•83%
83%
30%
15%
%
13%
5%
5=4
5%
53
52
13=4
1.2=4
10=4
21%
21%
22
21 %
142
*13874
142
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34
49=4
50
46,700.
35=%
34%
34%
4,700
31
31
32=4
72
*71
*80
34
21%
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*33
49%
21=2
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380
300
31
16=4
5,600
34 Ma
200-
137/a
3,800.
5%
7.500.
51%
t
13
34 y4
34=4
13%
5=2
51%
3,900.
3,000
10,000
13
12%
200
82
*80
82
10%
10%
10%
1,600
21 =
21%
21%
8,400
4
142
49%
18%
;
;
300
49^a
8,900
18%
r
33=4
19
5,600
71-%
r
72
30
140
130%
33 Ma
49
71%
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v
49=4
19
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19 7B
18%
*71=4
72
*76%
78%
*83%
86
77%
*83%
18%
18=4
18%
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72
72
72=4
72
72
78%
79%;.
78%
86
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79=4
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79'4
86
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r
86
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81
81
81%
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81=4
80
4
12M4
12=4
12%
12%
12=8
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28
_i
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11%
11%
11%
11
11=4
10%
1174
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
81
80
80%
12%
12%
12"%
29
11 ='4
*39 Mi.
.
11=4
40
29%
5,500
4
11%
4,900
2
39%,
30=b
29%
30
29%
30=4
29%
30%
30%.
30%
Youngstown Sheet & Tube_„No par
76 = 4
76
76%
75=4
76=4
74%
75=4
74%
75%
x
Youngstown Steel Door
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13=4
13%
13=2
13%
13%
No par
'
Zenith
33%
33%
33%
33%
35
27%
36%
No par
33%
35
27
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
Zonite Products Corp
3%
5%
23
for company's reorganization,
Jin receivership, or petition has been filed
•
a Deferred
574
.
30 %
74%
75%'
*13%
13 = 4
39
37
57;
800
4,200
39 =
,
29 %
5%
w
L
^"11 =
PO CO
■
-
28 %
,
70
.
28
12=4.
—25
.
12%
80%
12 =
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80
80=2
50
86
240
78
78
12 V4
3
■
,
*77
78
:■
76'4
Radio Corp
4,300
'33%
34
33=8
;
4:9=4
82%
16
.
—
4 6 MB
82%
*20=4
51%
'10%
:
142
34
45%
•
16=4
400-
2,700
114
45=4
51%
10%
21%
35,800
*109
114
5%
12%
31
104'/a
23
13% t.
*80
16,200
23
34%
12%
25'%
104=2
104 ='4-
5%
82
12,900
30=4
31
23%
*33 72
.
300
21Mk
23%
'
'
X13 Mi
(.
53
10=4
25%
31
16
1
1.700
72 ='2
20 = '2
*30=4
.
3474
13%
82
18%
84
34%
13%
10%
18
*82 7k
16
33
45%
,
307-2
52 y4
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3072
104%
104% r
23 = i !
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22 Ve
22 =4
12%
*79
*13874 142
30%
104%
800
18%
Young (L A) Spring 8c Wire-No par
77% Jan. 11
sales on this day,
&■
23
23
33%
22
31=4
1047k '
23
*109
16
5%
104=4
23
23=4
114,
33=4
_
York Corp common
31
31%
*204%
84
Prior
89
4 %
r
31%
104%
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100
127a Jan 27
Feb
31%
31%
104 Mb
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2,900
40 74
-
.
82
3%
'
No par
7
.
25%
50%
13
'(t
25%
497 a
25
Dec
20%
257 b
Shares
8=2
40'%
41
*
*30%
21=4
50
Jan
Jan
21
49%
Jan
10% Jan
71%
20%
10
Co
11% Jan
27
71%
33%
B5
Dec
31
717-2
33%
80
Jan
31
33%
Oct
30-%
34%
33%
Dec
12%
34%
10
Dec
Jun
32%
20 Ta
10
89
Jun
32 V*
25%
46%
100
i__„
82
8
32
21=4
13%
Feb
19=2
4
26
*13%
Feb
12%
18 =
32
34
66
Feb
18% «'
20%
"33=4
68
8 '4
16 = 4
31%
pfd 4 %Ttf conv series
loo
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Dei)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co_„
5
Jan
74
Nov
17%
25%
l1
20
9
65
16%
26
23
Iron Ce_
(F
17
*40%
-
21%
Worthingtoi: Pump & Machinery
.
17
,
3
Jan
48
49Tit July
11%
50=a Jan
6M>
Woodward
41=4
40%
25%
*109
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Dec
140
41=4
40%
share
8%
8%
8%
40%
21
No par
:
lo
_
1
8=8
8%
20%
100
the Week
$ per
$ per share
share
8%
b
Sales for
Jan.27
40=8
72%
137
$4.25 preferred
S per
Friday
Jan. 36
8%
31 Mb
11C
*108 74- 1097a
Thursday
Jan. 2G
*71%
52%
Jun
.
-
900:
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 24
$ pe r share
2
f-
AND HIGH SALE
72%
13
Jan
Jan
.
52
Wilson-Jones Co
■
36%
.
_5
22
109 =/a
31=4
—1
128
109
Tuesday
8%
8=2
pfd series A—No par
$4.50 conv
109
*
Jan. 2ii
Wilson & Co Inc common..—No par
5
2.300
47%
*108
.B
31%
Willys-Over]and Motors common-— 1
20
4
14 = 8
47%
47 = 4
*71=2
.Wilcox Oil Co—
10
14=4
14 =
14 Mi
73'a
Sewing Machine common
108%
47
32=4
20
1087-a
14%
31%
No par
108%
46
31%
Prior preference
'108=2
•*108
.
14
108
208
t per share
112 Va
11C Va
46
32=4
White Motor Co
18%
147%
2
Monday
share
111 74
*103%
14%
47
330-
112
110
47
14%
72
25'%
2
8
111 =
*107=4' 108%
47
12.50
$5 conv prior
.'White Dental
110
*108=2
108%
25 =
257a
25%
112
110
*71=%
Wheeling Steel Corp com—i_No par
12
32
.
*107=4
17
_
112
*108%
-
108%
'
24%
25%
11274
100
Lake Erie Ry
A-
2,100
25%
21 %
41'
*
1,400
84%
16%
*
200
1,300
674
674
6
4
25%
No par
Weston Electric Instrument
-5 =
6
15=4
15
4
14%
.1
15%
22 =/a
2
21%
*40%
A_No par
Westinghouse Air-Erake_—__Nopar
Westinghouse Electric com
12%
3.80%• preferred series B
;_!00
1,200
22%
15 7 b
15%
22 7
22=4
47
Western Union Teieg c-lass
14*74
*14
22
33%
317*
2nd preferred
non-cum
14%
8
*22
22%
*8'/4
Preferred series A'_.
1,000
14 =
8
22%
Saturday
"
89=4 Jan
July
23% Mar
3
30% Jan 13
103 =
Jan
48%
Jun
25=8 Jan
-
•
Aug
115.
Mar
29%
*
26%
Jun
102
Dec
v
104
Feb
21%
Jan
34=4
'
20% May
4%
Western Pacific RR com.
2,400
84 =
___10
100
_100
Western-Auto Supply Co__
18% Jan
1,200.
17
24%
25%
1
Air Lines Inc
9% Jan
14 =
31
17
24%
8
85
1474
£ per
*30=4
17',4
24 7
26
48%
Par
Tper share
5%
67 b
31
17
£4%
14%
EXCHANGE
8
50
111,300
1574
15 = 4
25%
*46%
%
15 =
15=2
10,800;
18%
10.' =/a
15%
30=4
*
8
22%
*22
23
"
1874
*100%
4
101%
4
85
Jan. tl
13
Jan 12
7% Jau
Dec
41=2
Feb
S per
share
,
17 =
25
14%
1,400
26
24=4
*107%
*108
17
24%
14=4
18 =
4,600
8=4
24=i
17=4
15 = '2
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Highest
Li-weal
Dec
87a
3274 May
NEW
Range Sin.ce Jam 1
Highest
Lowest
87b
20%
*100=4
4
15 =
25
14=4
74
STOCKS
5
20%
4
*24=4
%
Year 1949
$ per
16
31
17"«
18%
101 =
32=4
8=4
25%
112
*108.%
„__100
preferred
1674
15=2
18 =
40
105
3271'
3%;
4
85
20=b
24%
115
111=8
Apr
25=8
21=8 Jan
22%
107
6=8
67»
17 = 4
101=4
8=
*103%
32%
26
*85
1
West Indies Sugar Corp
B
4
101=4
23% !
15%
v
8%
20Oi
1,000.
85=«
22=4
25%
2.50
8c Snowdrift com
S4 convertible preferred- No par
23=8 Jan
3
-
-
15 7
*23
23%
*15%
1
Wesson Oil
Jan
85
Tobacco
Webster
27% Jan
84
Pump Co-a—
Wayne
6% Jan
24%
„
Jan
23%
Jun
Jan
15
*23
1—5
8
1774
177 a:
*24=4
-
8 =
*30 7
3
Wayne Knitting Mills
8%
32=4
100
14=4
30%
30=4
30%
105
*103=2
32=4
.35%
16
30%
30%
8
18 Mb
'
14
104
32 =
*101
157-8
Waukesha Motor Co_
17%
1874
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
Jun
30%
103%
32%
*874
102
5
Jun
Apr
17=4
*1(0 = 4
14%
—
11=4
11=4
18
102
17 = 4
102
30%
22 7a
8%
No par
<fc Pipe
Corp
Petroleum
23 Me
24
8%
*103
33
5
Warner Bros Pictures-
24
32=4
874
8%
No par
9% Jan
Jan
17 %
Jun
b
337
•
103%
20%
30%
*103
18% Jan
4
9=4
Jun
'*
*31
100
No par
_L
G & W
(Hirami
x87 Mi
6
No par
preferred
Walker
xl2
8
.—100
preferred-
System-
5%
5%.
900
4.900
11,100
1,600
30.600
11,300
delivery, r Cash sale, s Special sales, wd When distributed, x Ex•
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Volume
.Number 4877
171
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COMMERCIAL
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FRIDAY
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The
.
italic
letters
In
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
''Interest
Period"
each
indicate in
Figures after decimal point represent
one
case
Exchange
YEARLY
or
the month
32(1
more
of
when
bonds mature.
the
point.
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LOW
Range for Previous
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104.9
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101.12
104.15
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Monday, January 30, 1950
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alphabetical order)
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be
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Canada
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Southern consol
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38 Va
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43%
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43%
36
31%
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35
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114%
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113% 114%
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114
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3
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20
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79
30
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32
116'/a 116'/a
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.
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34
60
68%
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gold 5s 1970
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Jan-July
122
Feb-Aug
1976
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39
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1950
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reduced
91%
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first
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34
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1957
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—April-Ocf
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93
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1966
1985-Jan-JaZy
D
mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
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due
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1967
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reduced to 2%) 2012
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mortgage 2%s
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52
70
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22
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—
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103
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April-Oct
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1995
1
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refunding
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90
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60
159
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215
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31
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61
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loan 1963
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2008
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1933
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—
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10
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83
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1966—
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.
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14
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14
—
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10
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1957-— —-June-Dec
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:
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1956
1980—
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1982
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1975
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101
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—
1968__Jan-July
due 1945
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(1942
(Republic of)
§A5s of 1899
deductions
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1943
assented
debentures
92'%
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35
1967
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3s
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15
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3%s
mortgage
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2%s
66%
14
80
1
13%
8%
92%
INDUSTRIAL
1964—May-AZou
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14
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1952
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&
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Jan-Jn-y
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1978—Feb-Aug
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1943
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:
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38
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..
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1978—June-Dec
1958—
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48
61
1
316
Power
Albany
102
40%
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Great
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(1922 agreement)
12%
"
May-Nov
1958
Alabama
63%
66 %
April-Oct
1979
1979
external
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38%
__
—Jan-July
1950
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Mexico
48
13
11 Va
9%
102
44%
40%
Jan-July
1952
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5%s
1
63%
11
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(Colombia) 6%s 1954
June-Dec
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—Jan-July
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49
*102
45
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13
11%
63%
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1937)
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(City)
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13
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1977
l-3s
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82
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1967
Jan. I
No.
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73%
55%
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Jan-July
1976
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70
'
May-Nov
external: 1962—
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participating paid 1968
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1
of)
assented
50
90%
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■
6
78
80%
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Irish
97
93
1976
1
*65
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67
0
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36
84
1976
1
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3 %s
dollav bonds Jan
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96
96'%
80
67
Bonds;
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24%
114
35
80
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1962
series B secured
—
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Jan-July
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10
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g7
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—
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bonds Jan
&
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dollar
52
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1962
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s
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1956
pursuant to Plan A
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secured
19'%
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—
loan '1968—
A8s
111
or
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to
1942
gold 5!%s 1955
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dollar
83'%
:
Sale Trice
Sydney
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117
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83'%
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81
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—April-Oct
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1
JANUARY
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.
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:
FOR
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mortgage 4%s series
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1
mortgage 4%s series B
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1
2020—-May
66
65'A
67
67
45 %
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39
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94
63
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—
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:
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Number 4877
171
THE
FOR WEEK
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,
BO N D S
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1955—Feb-Aug
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60
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—
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Sold
95'/4
Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Jan-July
Adjustment income 5s Jan I960—
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960—June-Dec
A
Q
Quaker
"103'A
j: Third
230
Bonds
High
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
Term
105%
109
__
*221
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
109
*108% 109%
'
T—
Jan-July
or
Sale Price
Low
Texas
1963
Last
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Co—
Gas
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
or
23
ENDED JANUARY 27
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
(483)
RECORD
NEW YORK BOND
RANGE
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
securities
or
week.
flat.
selling
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday. Jan. 21
ending the current Friday, Jan. 27. It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether stock
ii
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
or
RANGE
Week's
K:t ngc
Shares
Friday
Par
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme Aluminum
warrants.
Hat
Aero
Stores
Inc
_
Manufacturing
Associates Inc (N Ji
...
Alaska
-
_
Altes
Brewing Co.
Altofer
Bros
Aluminum
S3.75
cumulative
Aluminum
Beverage common.,
—1
Book
1
2 Va
1-%
2%
2,700
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
American
.
7%
11%
8
7 7!!
83
99%
4%
Class
11%
300
8
700
84%
99% 100
4%
11
200
8
7%
7%
GO
4'A
Jan
12
Jan
American
8
Jan
4% 't
Jan
Jan
99 'A
Jan
8%
84%
100
Jan
S2
common
16*4
page
27
Power
&
.
_
_
General
4%
Jan
American
Laundry
Jan
4
Jan
American
Manufacturing Co
16 "2
Jan
17
Jan
American
Maracaibo Co
Rubber
.100
100%
$
25%
£
5%
400
5%
Jan
G %
Jan
American
Metal
Products
0
6
500
6
Jan
6
Jan
American
Meter
Co
American
Natural
Jan
93% 100%
1,100
96'A
Jan
100%
Jan
25 "4
400
24'A
Jan
24%
7%
<8%
CO
7
49
%
2G
Jan
50
6%
Jan
8 %
Jan
4,100
47%
Jan
49 '4
Jan
6%.
Class E
American
Potash
_
20
.
Jan
8%
Jan
9'/a
3,000
Jan
Jan
1%
81
9%
Jan
Jan
...
Jan
j.2
common-
»
._
Gas
..
_
6%
Co
pld-
—
Chem
class
A.
.
Republics.
__
_
_
2%
Jan
600
2
Jan
35'A
Jan
25
2 %
40
39
Jan
40
Jan
100
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
20'%
20%
700
19%
Jan
21%
17
16'A
17%
2,200
16%
Jan
18%
'8
5.600
33
4
Jan
4%
14%
14:%
700
13%
Jan
48%
48
48%
700
47
Jan
37
36'A
37
75
34%
Jan
26%
27
150
3%
•
«
„
_
1
2
40
3%
3
Jan
Jan
J
a n
15%
J
a n
49
Jan
25
—25
&
Jan
114%; Jan.
20%,
,
1
1—
Jan
114
34%
2%
40
'
4
_
81
—
__
corn- —25
preferred-
American
Jan
—
25
Co
200
54 %
1%
Nigh
14%
Jan
9
9
1
Machine.
16%
Jan
Jan
w,
__
1
.
Jan
51 %
13%
3,300
—
_10c
Corp common
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
4
5,500
900
I'D
100
...
_
$2.50
54%
13%
"
1
16%
52%;
Low
13%
%
13%
__
Electric—
&
Hard
Range Since January t
High
Light—
3'A
4,000
Low
1
.
.
5'%
54
$
Gas
.
_
preferred
American
Jan
Jan
Co
..
pfd
conv
Car Co class A.
American
__
.
B_
Jan
80
175
__
.1
common.
.
5%
Cities
•
Shares
.100
American
...
preferred
American
Jan
■i
_
Manufacturing
see
Jan
5%
-5
.
common.
For footnotes
23 %
Filter
Jan
3
.
Industries
Aluminium Ltd
Jan
Air
4%
50
.
common
of America
Aluminum Goods
Bantam
1
common
Co
American
600
-__1
(Mich)
Amer
Jan
4%
preferred—_ .100
common
Products
Jan
4
4','4
——
for Week
15
1 %•
Jan
4/2
Allied International Investing Corp. —1
Allied
900
.
common. ___5
Great Southern...
Fisher
3%
.
Airlines Inc
Alio# A*
3%,
Jan
3
21
3%
Range
«i Pi ices
Par
High
*
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Alabama Power 4.20%
Low
High
1
—
Supply Manufacturing
Alabama
1
—10
Ainsworth
Last
l'/a
.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air
Low
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
_
Alloys
Acme Wire Co common..
Adam
27
for Week
of Trices
ENDED JANUARY
Sales
Last
Sale Frice
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
FOR WEEK
10
"
37
Jan
29%
Ja n
Jan
Jan
26%
26%
27
1,300
29
29%
27%
3f)
8,400
33%
24
RANGE
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
FOR WEEK
Monday, January 30, 1950
CHRONICLE
& FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL
THE
(484)
ENDED JANUARY 27
;
Week's
Sales
yV
Last
Range
for Week
Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
American
Amer
S,eal-Kap
series
$6
American
American
Anchor
preferred
Thread
5%
Products
Angerman
Co
Inc
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
pfd_
—
Natural
Common class
Equipment
Oil
Ashland
$1.20
Aspinook
American
Atlas
rets
dep
9!/8
5%
Jan
6%
6%
Jan
7% Jan
Voting
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
700
3%
Jan
3%
11,400
10'A
Jan
11%
Jan
10'A
Jan
12
Jan
Clinchfield Coal
t
Jan
Jan
300
8%
Jan
11 %
Jan
5,000
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
24
1,200
9 %
1,300
Line
5'A
16%
1
16%
—
7%
common——5
——
.—25
Ayrshire Collieries Corp common
3
5%
8V2
8%
7%
20%
12
.—
—
,
514
1714
514
5%
Products
preferred
46%
—
.—.—
12%
]{j
Jan
Jan
500
4
41%
Jan
67%. Jan
1,300
2%
Jan
3% Jan
77A
20%
47'A
Jan
44
250
Jan
4
5% Jan
3,900
5%
Jan
2,900
15%
Jan
600
514
Jan
6
Jan
600
8
Jan
8%
Jan
2,500
7%
Jan
9
150
20'A
Jan
22
700
11%
Jan
12%
Co
52%
54 %
—*
——
54%
2,500
Baldwin
Co
Rubber
—1
10
common
American
shares
Jan
Tr
Lt
%
"4%
~4%
6%
4
8,000
6%
300
Inc
common
—
Blauner's
Blue
common
Ridge Corp
(H
Bohack
common—
5%%
&
(S)
Co
C)
,—,
,1
Corp
Bridgeport
common
Light
Gas
*
1%
400
1%
Jan
34%
600
34%
Jan
7%
Jan
Class A
Co„
Oil
British-American
British
Amer
Celanese
Pipe
Hill
Bunker
Burma
Line_
9%
1,100
1,125
7%
55
Ring
Corp Amer dep rcts___
Biscuit Corp———
9%
56%
84
Products
Electric
19
Jan
22'A
5
Jan
5%
Jan
17%
Jan
5
Jan
6%
Jan
24
Jan
17
Jan
5%
400
17 Va
17%
1,700
6%
200
16%
75
24
50
17
22%
22%
100
1%
300
,
925
1%
Jan.
Jan
24
17%
Jan
33
250
24%
Jan
33%
Jan
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
s*
*
Jan
8%
Jan
8'A
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
1,400
11%
Jan
5%
5%
2,100
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
16'A
16
16 %
1,300
14%
Jan
17%
18 y2
18%
900
17%
Jan
19 Va
Jan
18%
6
100
6%
Jan
12
11%
12
1,200
11%
Jan
12
15%
15%
16%
6
Jan
6
1,200
15 %
Jan
8%
500
7%
Jan
%
16
43,200
,7,v
Jan
3%
4%
57,200
3%
Jan
8
—
common—50c
preferred—£1
Sugar Estate—
1
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
*
Calamba
Calgary
3%
Jan
9,
iff
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Power——-
Electric
California
Jan
4%
*
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
*
6%%
preference
—20
Canadian Canners Ltd common—
4
Convertible
preferred—;
*
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—
Class A voting———:——,—.—*
Bread
Ltd—
Co
Jan
1%
4'A
Jan
5
Jan
7'A
Jan
8
Jan
8%
Jan
22 %
Jan
23%
Jan
8 Va
8%
22%
2,500
6%
.
I
,——
1
Capital City Products common——.5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
1
—;—2.50
— —r4„
Carolina Power <fe Light $5 pfd
4
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co..——_1
Co
&
Carman
Carnation
rets
dep
Amer
(J
Products
Castle
(A M)
Catalin Corp
A
Co
W.)
Casco
common
common—
& Co__
—
^
,
of America——
preferred
__
Products.—
Central Ohio Steel
1
—4
10
1
100
1
pfd-——100
^Central States Elec 6% preferred—100
I'.'c
preferred
—100
Conv preferred opt div series——100
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
:_100
Century Electric Co common
10
Central Power
300
2%
6,700
19%
2%
19
Jan
8
%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
350
Jan
2%
Jan
10
10%
71
10
76%
,
Jan
38
600
10%
Jan
76%
Jail,
9%
Jan
69 Va
Jan
50
113%
Jan
116
Jan
190
.
12,700
104%
Jan
108
Jan
3,000
12%
Jan
13%
4%
75%
Jan
4%
Jan'
Jan
88%
JaiV
113% 116
105
107
13
13%
13%
86
16%
~5%
5%
Jan
27/B
Jan
3
Jan ■'
1%
16%
.
Jan
1%
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
30
Jan
32
Jan
l'ff
Jan
'A
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
500
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
400
16%
Jan
17%
Jan,
1,000
5%
Jan
6%
Jan,
200
34%
Jan
37%
10,400
31 Va
6
36%
(ord
37%
31
32
1
1
2%
3
3
reg>__£l
,
5
;
31 Va
1
!_6
2%
1
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
32'
Jan
1,300
1
Jan'
1 %
Jan
1,100
Va
2%
Jan
3
Jan
5%
Jan
7 H
Jan;
6y2
6%
400
5%
G'/a
600
4
25c
—4
10
3'A
Jan 1
5%
63
Jan
11%
2%
4,300
Jail
11%
5
iMd)
Jan
3%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
2%
100
2%
Jan
50%
50%
20
50%
Jan
6.900
18%
Jan
2%
Jan
01
J a 11
21% Jaa
5
21
2C%
21%
4
Sugar common
12
12
12
400
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
14
14%
300
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
35
2.50
5
D
Mines
Day
1
2%
slOc
.....35
50c
Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A__
65
19%
Jan
275
Jan
Jan
63
Jan
314
~33A
3%
36%
Jail
7
200
6%
Jan
x71A
Jan,
2%
2,700
1%
Jan
2%
26'A
70
x25%
Jan
8
700
7%
Jan
£6 %
"<8 %
11
500
10%
Jan
26%
7%
Dejay Stores common
——
Dennison Mfg class A common———5
-
10%
103A
debenture
Iron Foundry
Detroit Gray
I
Detroit
10
American
9'A
1,400
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
22%
Jail
23%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
1%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
23%
—
23%
100
1%
100
13%
i4ya
3.000
♦
dep rets ord reg 4s
Co
1
Dominion
Bridge Co
Dominion
Steel
A_._
Ltd
33A
Co Ltd
Dominion
Tar & Chemical
Dominion
Textile Co Ltd common
4.200
38 y2
125
17%
18'A
1,400
3%
4
Jan
3%
37
Jan
38'A
Jan
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
9%
3%
~93A
9%
500
73%
225
87%
87
87%
150
2%
2%
1,400
2%
Jan
2%
13%
13%
13'A
100
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
4 Vr
4 Va
300
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
16%
600
3 'A
4
3%
1.800
09 %
7J %
595
10
Jan
9%
Jan
69
Jan
73 'A
Jan
26%
_4
Power Co__
Jan
12%
72 'A
"93A
9
Draper Corp
Driver Harris Co
1% Jan
23%
17%
3%
37
0
25
B
Coal class
&
13%
1
common
Domestic Credit Corp class
Duke
Jan
100
2%
Ltd—
Co
Dobeckmun
Jam
Jaii
148
11
1%
1%
lo
class B
Jan
Jan
10
10
2
.1
Products.-.
Steel
& Raynolds
Distillers
Jan
Jans
11%
Jan
14b
—_——100
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
i__ 1
87c
Jan
6%
2
2.50
Jan
29
Jan
85
Jan
87%
Jan
Rubber Co Ltd—
Dunlop
£l
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
Hosiery class B common-—9
Test
1
-
1
Corp common
16
1*
Texas Sulphur—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
6 7c
_*
—100
common,
preferred
prior
4 % %
4,800
3%
71%
16
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
3'% Jan
3;
Jan
Jan
71'
Jan
Jan
67
67 %•
29
67
Jan
^29
Jan
30%
Jan
2,600
3
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
75
Jan
64
Jan
67'A
Jan
2,400
18%
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
68 %
29
700
75
68
70%
80
100
——25
States Corp..——;
4
30
preferred
Iron.
3%
—*
4
3%
3%
64
19
20 Va
25
€4
%
shares of beneficial int—1
20 Va
of beneficial int
1
Easy Washing Machine class B—.—9
79'A
79 %
125
77%
Jan
79%
10%
10 %
10%
700
874
Jan
10%
Jan
18 7/s
18%
19%
29,100
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
1
14%
133A
14'A
3,200
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
100
1
Jan
105%
J a iv
5%
Jan
x6%
Jam
Jan
14
Jan
$5 pfd shares
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
9
Jan
3'A
Jan
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment—
Jan
3%
$3
_10c
Jan
Corp common
convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Eureka
-:
__s
Corp
Ltd
...—___1
1%
———
180
6 Va
700
13%
400
1%
6.400
1
%
150
44
43
44
500
5%
——1
z————
Eureka Pipe Line-common
105%
5%
13%
104
5
Equity
Jan
114%
5% pfd
Empire District Electric
Jan
65
MM*
preference
Chamberlin
Corp
Co
of
—
4%
America
10
common
footnote*
set
page
27
%
1
10
%
iff
104
5%
13
1%
1%
Jan
42
5'A
Jan
Jan
Jam
44
6
Jan:
Jan
i'ff
Jan
15
Jan
•15%
Jan
22%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan:
10%
Jan
12%
Jap
Jan*
76
Jan
1,500
100
Jan
i\;
15
15
23%
25%
3.000
5 'A
5%
11,500
10,300
72
J an
25%
Jan
4%
100
4%
Jan
5%
26%
350
23%
Jan
26'A
900
4%
Jan
7%
Jan;
Jan.
Fansteel
Fire
■
Jan
Jan
53A
6
81%
10%
83
180
81%
Jan
83%
10
10'A
300
9%
Jan
10%
Jan,
94
Jan
95
Jan
14%
Jan
18%
Jan
94
16
15 Va
94
16JA
50
1,250
159
Jan
Camera & Instrument.:
Engine
149
151 y2
15
15%
15
15%
15%
Metallurgical.:
Association (Phila)
First York
$2
1,220
142%
Jan
50
14'A
Jan
16%
Jan
5c
275
14'A
Jan
17'A
Jan
Ford
7 'A
151
Jan
7%
Jan
& Airplane.
Corp common—
dividend cumulative preferred
(M H)
Fishman
to $1
Motor
Motor
24
11%.
ny«
12'A
73
72
73
110
10c
1
3
3
1,600
32
25
4
1,300
-
4%
4%
400
7%
7 y2
7»A
200
2%
32
deposit rets ord reg.f—£1
of Canada—I
Jan
38%
Jan
Class
A
non-voting
4
Jan
4%
Jan
Class
B
voting
3%
4
21'A
4
7%
Jan
7%
Jan.
Jan
9%
Jan
Ford
Jan
Jan
32
Co Ltd—
3%
8%
2%
Jan
26
J
3%
Jan
Janj.
32
1
7
4%
5%
Co—
Stores
American
Ford
I
_1
4
10
Fairchild
Fairchild
"5%
10
——-.1
—2.50
common
6
5%
4%
..2
Inc
Aircraft Co
For
2%
17
8%
Light 4%
&
Investors
Convertible
Charis
33%
37
Jan,
Electric Eond & Share common—5
7%
7%
7%
—
Cessna
Jail
575
35%
6%
Co common
Common
73A
Power Co—
Maine
Century
6%
50
series A__
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
_—,—£1
2s 6d
ord_
ord
dep rets B
3.50%
Jan
116
_1
$7 preferred
common
Amer
Central
6'A
Jan
Ltd—
Carreras
Carter
700
6%
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson-Brothers Inc common
Eastern
——
Co
6%
6 'A
Electrographic Corp common
.100
Marconi
Jan
1
Internat'l "A" partic
Eastern Malleable
—;
preferred
7 7o
44%
Jan
6 ,V.
8,500
4,000
^
B
Canadian
Jan
Jan
300
5
6%
non-voting_
:———
Canadian Industries Ltd—
Class
39%
Jan
22 %
Insurance—.——_—-5
Camden Fire
Canada
3%
1%
8%
5,000
1,100
American
1,600
4'A
3%
5
6%
44%
Jan
1%
12%
12
11%
dep rets 5%
42 %
11%
Jan
30
Wireless—
&
i«
;
Duro
American
Jan
11'/»
.
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Duval
Cables
■32
35%
Durham
Cable
29,800
Jan
22
5 %.
4%
5%
iff
Jan
Jan
81%
11%
12%c
Jan
1-32
6%
Duraloy
Burry
4%
32
Jan
Jan
81 'A
2 l'A
24
—2.50
1
Co
Jan
51
40
2%
1%
2,400
11 Va
common.
Petroleum
Atlantic
Cuban
Devoe
*
———
Sullivan--
&
Piston
Burd
Jan
Jan
reg
5 Va
Jan
4%
as&w:'
10s
British Columbia Power class A
*
Class
B
*
Brown Forman Distillers
1
4% cumulative junior preferred—10
Brown Rubber Co common
1
Bruce (E L) Co common
_2.50
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
———*
Buckeye
'
Jan
5'A
43 Va
4
receipts
dep
Drug
Curtis
13 '4
814
—;
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
Cork
Curtis
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Amer
Jan
8% Jan
Jan
£1
£1
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Amer
British
16%
3%
— -
*
Co
Jan
12%
Tobacco—
American
5%
'
Jan
50
17
17
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
8
59%
7,700
24
~
Jan
14
Jan
4,500
$6 preferred
Jan
4
*
:
—
Jan
Jan
2,300
i«
Crystal Oil Refining common.--
Jan
13
5%
Manufacturing Co common——*
Brillo
2% Jan
35%
52
5%
1
*
:
29%
6%
iV
Motors Inc—
Milner & Co
Crosley
Crown
Sl%
17%
Light & Power
Traction
Brazilian
—
Petroleum
Cr-t/wn
8%
———25
*
Jan
27
"A
class A__
Petroleum
Creole
Jan
54
21%
Jail'
j.5c
Reynolds common.
&
Crowley
3%
55
7%
4
Crown Cent
12%
~4
Jan
Jan
4%
4
Cuban Tobacco common
1
:
2%
6%
4%
—1
convertible preferred
15
common
Co————
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
Borne,
Breeze
Co
Jan
100
4%
_—100
Varnish Co,
preferred
1%
common
4%
—.100
—
Inc
34%
—*
*
prior cumulative preferred-100
Blumenthal
300
Jan
5,800
350
Jan
14
Jan
1,100
6'A
3%
31%
Jan
8%
29%
6'A
Jan
30
5%
-
6%
2'A
1%
Foundry & Machine Co—1
12%
-i'
2'A
Jail
5%
———_1
Oil
Royalty
Paint &
Jan
—
1,600
1,400
Jan
1
2%
14%
5%
200
Jan
14%
11%
950
17
14%
100
8
Jan
900
200
59%
16
100
12%
8
350
1%
"5%
57
Jail
16%
1 Va
12%
59
12%
1%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
1
Courtaulds
Jan'
5% Jan
Jan
12%
—10
"5%
Mach Co com.4
1
3
Birdsboro Steel Fdry &
6%
12%
300
3
Cosden
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
12%
*■
Croft Brewing Co.—
.
Bickford's
10%
Jan
16%
2%
American
Ltd
Pwr
&
9%
4%
Jan
Jan
38 'A
Jan
50
4%
4%
—————
_4
Barium Steel Corp—
1
Basic Refractories Inc——1
Baumann (L) & Co common—
1
Beau-Brummel Ties common
1
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp—
1
Bellanca Aircraft common—
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common—25
Benrus Watch Co Inc——
1
Benson & Hedges common—
*
Barcelona
300
10
9%
Andes—
de los
Banco
37
16
14
Pwr Bait com__4
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp..:
57% Jan
Jan
37
200
38%
37
700
3
5%
.———30
preferred —
7 7c
>
Jan
Jan
16%
1,200
$1
Wilcox
78%
88
Corroon
Locomotive—
Jan
23,800
28
25
Gas Utilities—
Consolidated
Jan
B
&
Jan
67%
73%
86%
Coro
Baldwin
l'A
1
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Babcock
Jan
87
Cook
Jan
U
Liquidating Corp—.—4
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—5
Continental
52%
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
12%
7%
1
1,000
1,700
1%
6%
25
preferred scries C__
Consolidated
8%
9Va
8%
6%
2
r
Co
&
Lt
Jan
2%
2%
.1
Series B preferred
'A %
4%
Jan
17%
Gas Elec
7%
16%
& Iron warrants
1956-^%—
Vtc ext to
Consol
Jan.
300
12%
1
Machinery—
Compo Shoe
Jan
8%
—
Hotel Inc—
Commodore
1,275
-a
67'A
3'A
47%
52
3
3
•———50
Co
ordinary
Manufacturing
Colt's
18%
16
4
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Colorado Fuel
Jan
Jan
_*
Airlines
Colonial
Jan
64%
70 Va
4
common!—
Colon Development
Jan
115%
73
—20
Corp common
Co
Plow
Cockshutt
Jan
11
10%
114%
1,900
Manufacturing
Aluminum Products Co—
Club
11%
Jan
1
1
1
common..^...
Clayton & Lambert
Jan
71,400
Inc
Neon
Claude
Jan
112
Jan
62
8
Manufacturing Co__—_i
Clarostat
10
100
~8%
A_.—~1
Co—
Controller
Clark
1
High
300
63%
17%
5
——10
HomeS—
& Suburban
City
31/4
common—
Low
10%
63
—
Stamping——I
City Auto
1314
109%
Service
Range Since January 1
High
10%
.——1
——_10
Mining
Consolidated
Cities
Jan
3
Chief
Jan
Jan
12'A
64C
%
%
64'A
& Sons
(B F)
Avery
6%
Jan
2,200
£1
*
——*
—_—_1
Inc_——1
Voting Machine
,—„—4
Automatic
Jan
6%
700
10
22"A
24%
9%
21%
24%
—
America-
warrants
Plywood Corp—
Steel
4%
Air-Lines—
trust certificates—
Chicago & Southern
Community Public Service
Corp
Automatic
9%
10
22'A
24%
1
0
1
reg
of
Fisheries
Coast
Jan
Jan
2,400
10%
10%
10%
Tel class A
&
4'A
100
6%
Low
5
10
4
4
Rivet & Machine——1
Chicago
Jan
Industries—
Laundries
Coast
Atlantic
Atlas
12
2.50
Corp
Electric
Associated
124%
4
preferred
Associated Tel
Atlantic
Light $7 pfd—
&
(The)
Associated
6%
110
3%
11%
—*
Corp
Refining Co
&
conv
3
10
Power
Jan
614
12% 13'A
3
3%
6%
7%
110
110'A
3%
3%
10% 11%
10'A 12
13'A
*
common-,
non-voting
preferred
Arkansas
Aro
Gas
A
Jan
116%
6
6%
—
£1
1
1
100
1
!
Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%x'l'o
Arkansas
%
800
Ltd—
Co
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing
6%
1
—
dep rets ord reg_
Argus Inc
11,100
400
5%
2
-
common,
Jan
1,100
"Pur
Cherry-Burrell common.
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
3%
800
4
5
Writing Paper common—.
Post
Amer
%
124'A
common
;
,
High
Low
4'A
%
%
121 "A 124'A
4%
4%
4%
_10c
,
*
preferred——5
Corp
Superpower
2
common..
1
Range Since January
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
New York Curb
21
400
21V*
{
;
Motor of France—
American deposit receipts bearer.
5/„
8,900
Jan
5%
Jan
21
Jan
22%
Jan
22%
Jan
%
Jan
3%
23
It
Jan
Volume
171
Number 4377
THE/ COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
&
FINANCIAL
CURB
CHRONICLE
EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED JANUARY
*,
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
\
Last
laxehange
.
Port Pitt Brewing Co
1
16%
1.25
(Peter). Brewings
11%
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common
■'4%%
convertible
preferred
Fuller
(Geo
Shares
Friday
'4.
Low
27,000
11%
Jan
5,700
9%
Jan
7%
700
11%
Jan
7%
Jan.
7..%
Jan
30
10%
10%
16%
Jan
10
1,000
Jan
Jan
31
Kings
i
Jan
10%
Jan
County Lighting
4% cumulative preferred—
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Rieinert
Power
Co
common;
*
-
16
__
5 7c
!
preferred
Gellman
'.J.
x
Mfg Co
Builders
5%
General
Amer
57c
1,000
dep
rets
ord
Finance
preferred
General
Outdoor
General
4%
1
A——1
Adv
67c
7
*
6%
1%
Jan
2
1
i
1
Jan
3%
6%
Jan
7%
Kobacker Stores
Jan
6%
7%
3,700
43%
600
5%
5%
Jan
47/«
Jan
3%
3
31/\
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
3Va
Jan
Union
(Adolf)
Co
1157/8
100
4%
5,300
114
3%
5%
5%
'
17%
class
__
5%
17%
100
17
Jan
14
__
Jan
18
17%
6,100
15%
Jan
17%
1,500
11%
Jan
13
11
Jan
12%
2%
Jan
42%
Hartford
Jan
10
Jan
13%
Jan
28%
28
29
200
23%
Jan
29
Jan
8%
1,400
7%
Jan
x9%
Jan
14%
400
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
2%
600
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
1
8%
14%
__33%c
2%
42%
_1
iD0
>/2
41%
Jan
45
Jan
Jan
28
Jan
1
5
77
Jan
77c
5%
350
12%
12%
12%
11%
11%
11%
Jan
~4%
400
%
Jan
61%
,
Jan
700
1
9
Jan
2%
13'%
13%
100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
11%
1,000
113 a
Jan
12 Va
Jan
7%
7ye
7%
2,900
7. »/a
Jan
8%
Jan
5
6%
preferrc
Lynch Corp
Power
&
Light $6
preferred
&
Jan
6%
w
12%
140%
Hollinger
Jan
1,750
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Co
26%
9%
30%
Jan
Maine
100
Co
Jan
9%
Jan
90
Mangel Stores
109%
Jan
-*■■■
111%
Jan
Public
Service
Manischewitz
common
(The B)
5%
100
11%
150
16%
15
15%
200
15
49
49 %
190
5%
47%
Jan
2%
49%
Jan
1,400
1%
Jan
Co
2%
1%
Jan
10%
10%
17'%
18%
3.600
7%
2.900
1
*
18
7%
7
11%
Co
50
13
Jan
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
12%
50
11%
1C0
9%
45%
9%
100
9%
46%
400
8%
45 7%
Jan
9%
1,600
8%
Jan
3%
400
8%
3%
—
31
10
.
31
44
—
*
common
*
'
„
—______—100
96%
Inc common—____5
Refining
__*
&
&
Manufacturing Co
Refrigerator
Common
stock
$2.25
34
110%
L10
*
19%
4,600
4%
49%
4%
17
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
3%
34
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
32%
108%
44
Jan
Jan
162
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
110%
Jan
4%
Jan
19%
Co
common—
Chemical
Imperial Oil
Registered
86
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
>
48%
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
400
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
100
16%
49%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
3%
100
3%
Jan
3%
—*
8
14%
Jan
18%
Jan
coupon—__—*
19
*
—-—
series.—.
Metal Industries
$3.50
International
Petroleum
International
Public
Jan
20
Jan
18 %
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
Oil
Corp
Co
(A
&
class
Johnson
%
8
%
Iron
Fireman
8%
Manufacturing
Italian
Superpower Corp
Chute
v
.
t c
.___
18%
Jefferson
Jim
Glass Co
Lake
Brown
common-::
Sulphur Co
Stores
Metal
Textile
Corp
Participating
6%
75%
Jan
15%
79%
1
'
(
Middle
_1
Steel Products—
$2 non-cumulative dividend
Midvale
Midwest
4%
7
Preference
&
_1
k
3%
■*
Kokenge Co_—
18
Jan
8%
Kansas
Gas
Kawneer
&
Electric 77c.
Co—1'.
(Walter)
pfd
&
5
100
*
—,
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
Kidde
1
6%
7%
800
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
21%
6,100
18%
Jan
21%
Jan
3%
300
3 %
Jan
4'/4
Jan
7
Jan
~1%
67/a
Jan
"lVa
1%
Jan
1%
—____5
;
—*
Co
.
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%% preferred
5
12
12%
For footnotes
see
100
page
27
19
Jan
Jan
41%
Jan
30
Jan
31
Jan
25
7ya
7Va
Jan
7%
14%
15%
2,300
13%
Jan
15 \\
1%
14%
1%
1,200
1%
Jan
300
.7.
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
5%
500
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
~5%
~5%
~5%
3,400
5 %
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
55
55
5%
6
300
55
10
Jan
6
Jan
55
Jan
Jan
5.%
53
6%
6%
11%
6%
8%
600
6%
7
aJn
8%
600
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
lVa
1%
1,500
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
8
8%
700
7Va
Jan
8%
Jan
7%
Jan
8
1%
8
7%
7%
9
8%
9%
2%
2%
2%
600
,
7,400
:
.
4.40%
4.80%
,
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
2
16,400
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
ft
10
Jan
24%
350
24
Jan
25%
Jan
16%
1,800
13
Jan
17%
Jan
Co
3%
10
Co
cumulative
cumulative
Plan
Corp
of
20
23 %
1,700
class
America
21
24%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
6%
900
6 Va
Jan
6%
Jan
32%
Jan
2,700
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
34%
35
101
7%
100%
7%
2%
7%
3
300
*
*
36%
~5%
100
101%
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
700
2%
Jan
3%
25
100%
Jan
105
Jan
1,500
2%
Jan
160
176%
Jan
36%
300
34%
Jan
38
5%
7,700
15
31%
14%
Jan
32%
1,450
31%
Jan
101% 103%
1,410
101 Va
Jan
5
107%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
5
700
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
15%
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
104
24
25
500
24
Jan
25%
33
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
*
Muskegon Piston Ring common—_2.50
Muskogee Co common..
10
33
250
32%
Jan
34
400
8%
Jan
8%
8%
13%
13%
100
10%
11%
1,300
Jan
Jan
182
5Vz
32%
Tel
Jan
2%
14%
Mills
Jan
35%
106%
10
*
102%
Jan
181%
2%
180
Jan
Jan
34%
1,700
100% 100%
~2%
1
common
Jan
Jan
Jan
32%
_10c
____.
Jan
11%
100
A
A
4
6 Va
1
100
Jan
10%
1
class
com
Vemcn-Woodbury
400
250
2%
50
pfd series B
Producers
21
2%
._*
Co
3%
24%
2%
50c
preferred
Monroe Loan
Society
Montgomery Ward &
200
23
23
1
common
4
20%
*
convertible preferred
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4,V Jan
1%
%
Company
common——
Jan
92
15%
Jan
Nachman
6%
Jan
Namm's
1 %
Jan
National
Corp
Inc
__10
,
common
Bellas
Hess
1
Fuel
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
4
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
5%
Jan
National
Mfg & Stores
7%
Jan
National
Pressure
400
Jan
3%
Jan
600
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
National
25
17%
Jan
18% Jan
National
Steel
Transit
Union
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
116%
Jan
New
Jan
New
Jan
17
11%
Jan
13
Jan
Nestle
Rubber
12 %
100
10%
12%
1,200
9%
Jan
12%
12%
Jan
12%
New
400
12%
Jan
13
Jan
New
Le
*
4%%
Co
Ltd
Park
Process
31
10%
11
Co
&
&
&
—i—5
Watch
8
12%
8%
14
9%
10%
8%
8%
6%
7
17%
6%
Jan
31%
5,500
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
18
300
700
8
10%
Co
9
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
1,400
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
300
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
1,500
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
325
17%
Jan
18
Jan
2%
300
2%
Jan
3
Jan
3%
3%
12,600
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
25%
24%
26%
1,700
5%
5%
300
5%
Jan
93%
92%
93%
230
92%
Jan
1
1%
1%
1%
2,400
.20
Jan
Jan
2%
3%
1
4Vz
24%
1
Jan
Jan
26%
5%
97
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
common
4%
4%
50
25
Land
Mining Co—
Co
340
3%
29%
100
Tel
Arizona
10%
4
1
common
Tel
8%
14
10
30c
common
Clock
1
*
common
Radio—
convertible preferred
New-
29%
10%
—1
.
Jersey Zinc—
Mexico
29'%
common
Machinery
Car
Mur
England
5,900
Cookgr common—.2
Radiator
Haven
3%
25
Fabrics.
Jan
Jan
15%
700
3%
*
Mallinson
Neptune Meter
4%
3%
Gas
3%
National
4%
_1
common
6%
4%
13%
11%
N
% Jan
Jan
116
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
13
10%
13
50c
Jan
1%
Jan
Muter
New
.
Jan
39%
15%
Oil
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
Jan
20
17%
450
•
24
Wohl
4% %
1
200
5,600
1,380
15%
3%
,
Jan
20%
30
tc__l
Mining Corp of Canada
5%
34,500
Jan
2%
24%
3%
5%
116% 116%
17
16%
Jan
*
100
5
38
2%
*
•
Corp
Jan
1
v
shares
Jan
Jan
K
Kaiser-Frazer
35
100
50c
1,300
18
200
2%
common
National
3%
18
38
30
10
Midwest Piping &
Supply common
Mid-West Refineries
Miller
National
4%
Jan
Abrasive__
Co
Mid-West
—
7
Jan
14%
19
*
National Breweries common
77c preferred
7
14%
Jan
%' Jan
8
Midland
600
'
Jan
14
41
Corp common
5
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
preferred-.*
National
4%
(N J)—___1
common
Jan
14
100
3%
West
300
l'/a
9Va
300
6%
x..
87/a
Jan
15
~6
Jan
Jan
92%
~5%
_1
Jan
200
2.50
.
Moody Investors participation pfd
7%
300
__*
Jan
14%
8%
25c
Jan
7%
11
395
Jan
Jan
14%
1
■___
Mt
Jan
%
13%
Jan
113
14%
*
preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle States
Petroleum, class A
Jan
14
1%
Jan
20%
1
Jan
Jan
%
112
14 y8
18
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
113
103
1%
400
2%
15
Morris
850
800
60
14
37
1
common
Mountain States Power
Mountain States Tel &
1,200
113
13%
40
preferred—
National
i
Julian
29%
5%
Mountain
3.200
1%
12%
J
Jeanette
109 %
Jan
8%
1
Jan
8%
__
class A__*
com
124%
Jan
26 '/a
100
Jan
—100
Air
Jan
106
*
6 % 7o
A preferred
Mesabi Iron Co_
9%
8%
Jan
121
14 '/a
Warrants
100%
11%
Jan
673
is y2
B
__
Jan
8%
Jan
1%
2,125
*
'_
Jan
11 Vb
9 Va
10,100
14 Yb
3
Co—
&
8%
1,000
Jan
J(in
a
7a
27%
lVs
L.
—
Co
98%
4,150
87
108 %
112
1
common...
G)
140
14%
21,300
10
common
300
79%
500
1%
123
1
Mlg C»___:.
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Corp—
Jan
12%
14
8
3%
700
76%
shs___*
Jan
1,000
Co—
Irving
Jan
14,000
A__—*
preferred
10
19%
14%
—__1
Service
Jan
19%
78
Products—_———__10
Safety Razor B____
*
Investors Royalty
3%
106% 107%
—*
coupon
__
9%
9%
99% 100%
99%
_-.__.50
Registered shares—'—
International
7%
12%
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
1,550
18%
10
Machinery—*
International
International
8%
12%
•
12%
£1
_____—
Insurance Co of North America—
Cigar
18%
„
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4$?. pfd___100
Inernational
7%
__
9%
26%
13%
*
McWilliams Dredging
Mead
__
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.-.—__—5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Ireland
Jan
122
27.1/4
10
common
Menasco
Jan
1,600
Industries—
receipts registered—£1
(Canada)
Jan
26%
100
108
Minnesota Power & Light 57c
pfd— 100
Missouri Public Service common.
*
Zinc
26%
Jan
£1
common
Co
$2.50 preferred
Jan
Jan
81
18%
3%
__
48%
■4
100
2%
1'6%
*
American dep
Jan
24%
Jan
25
9%
2%
16%
9%
Jan
43
100
49%
8%
2%
—
5
Products
Jan
160%
1,000
84
1
Hygradc
20
19
9%
1
%
81
__
preferred——— 1
Hydro-Electric Securities—x_
Food
26%
8,600
1
*
convertible preferred
McKee
Jan
2%
275
19%
__
warrants
common
convertible
99
75
12%
20
81
5
pfd
Jan
Jan
31
25
162
33%
__
(Harvey)
Oil
57o
McCord
Jan
74
.
200
44
161%
__
__
preferred
15
Jan
-
"
_j."'
15
Baking Co
Hardart
Jan
14%
Jan
97
—
Hardart
11%
Jan
11
9%
46%
1
&
Jan
1,300
12%
*
&
Jan
8%
11%
—5
Horn
10%
18%
97
__
10
———
Jan
Jan
11%
——100
M—:
6%
14%
__
_1
Jan
Jan
16
97
2
—100
T___x...
10%
2%
11%
*
—_*
300
Jan
25
26
*
.'
Shovel
Mfg
McClanahan
Jan
300
Horn
Lock
Jan
Harris
McAleer
Jan
16
2 %
—
Hubbell
iiy2
Jan
2
—*
Humble
Jan
2%
-5
Inc
&
Jan
2%
common
A)
G%
2%
25c
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common-.
(Geo
Jan
Power
Massey
5%
__
2~6%
Jan
27
25%
1
Communication Co Ltd_
10%
__
—
M
Marion
5
800
9
10
9
109% 110%
—
G
Jan
—
—_5
Jan
w
Consolidated
Jan
11%
Jan
30%
42%
1—1
—
28%
Jan
|jan
131 %
Jan
—1
A
Jan
10 %
11%
Jan
Jan
25
w
28%
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
common
class
Co
Jan
Jan
6%
40%
common—.
Henry Holt & Co
Jan
18%
112
128 %
*
—
14%
Jan
26%
—2
130
common
w
Jan
Jan
27
pfd
650
Light
preferred
14%
13
15%
lVa
725
—
A
Jan
1,400
2,200
.100
270
__
Co
12%
13 %
deposit-
42
9%
500
12%
Jan
13
1
131
__
Jan
12%
25%
67c preferred B ctfs of deposit- .100
Louisiana Land & Exploration...
1
Jan
14
of
Co
140%
28
Jan
7%
— —
10
41
30%
7Va
22%
Jan
6 %
16%
™5
—
130
__
Jan
Jan
6%
20
_*
____.
___—
Jan
13%
13 Va
—
130%
25
Jan
16%
*
common.
900
1,700
7'/a
12%
_
200
22
.25
—100
Paper common....—_—5
Electric
7
138
—-2
6%
6%
21
5
1
certificates
Jan
6
63%
Jan
_
1
Inc 67c
12%
.
5
140%
common—25c
Utilities $4.40 pfd
__100
& Alabastine
*
Dept Stores
4.90%
Jan
11%
.——*
Co
Helena Rubinstein common—
Iowa
Jan
1A
..1
preferred A ctfs of deposit
Louisiana
11 Va
-
trmmm
stock
-
%
200
63%
62 V4
.—5
Mining
Illinois
Jan
l'it
13%
*
Chain——
Common
Jan
74
__
6,400
50
Brewing Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Hazeltine Corp
Imperial
1
11%
Inc
(Texas)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Long Island Lighting Co—
125
43
__
.
Harvard
1st
7%
14
_1
Star Gas Co
Jan
-
*
common
Hartford Rayon
Huyler's
Jan
9%
.
Locke Steel
Lone
1%
26
*
preferred
Hammermill
Hussman
Jan
Jan
12
.'
12%
common
(Thos J)
5,200
*
A_
Lamp Co
Bridge Co Ltd
Hurd
Jan
lft
—
Jan
Hamilton
57c
11%
50
common
Lit Brothers
Jan
2,200
2%
H
Hormel
1,800
101)
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co___
Marconi
International Marine
Border's
11%
Jan
1,500
-
Loblaw Groceterias class A—
Class B
:
Jan
12%
11%
2
Lime
)
3%
1%
University—
(R G)
Corp
Lipton
■A
12%
Grocery Stores Products
(R
Jan
Jan
'
—
16%
Lionel
Jan
14
11%
*
Great Northern Paper
Griesedieck Western
Brewery__
States
Jan
2%
A
Rapids Varnish
Gypsum
5%
•'
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
1st
Jan
11%
Gray Manufacturing Co
Non-voting
Jan
5,000
—
Gorharn
Manufacturing common
-10
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
4 7t
2%
9-%
Machine
Extension
Lefcourt Realty
Jan
~4%
12%
Manufacturing Co
Gorham Inc
115%
Jan
1
B
Goodman
Jan
~3%
.__1
—
Hoe
900
13%
Inc.:
Monotype
Salle
Le Tourneau
3%
5%
—5
common-
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
5 %%
3%
9%
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Corp of Delaware—__.
La
16%
...
Inc
Inc
Godchaux Sugars class
Class
22%
—
1
—
Apparel
Lahston
5,900
115
___*
+
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Gobel
Heller
Jan
13V8
Lamson
900
1157/s
1
Coal
Globe
Hecla
21
11%
—
5
107%
__
5%
.
Alden
Hcarn
800
_1
L'Aiglon
—
Hall
22%
3
13yd
Jan
107%
21%
Jan
41
1
_
Jan
44%
8%
Jan
Jan
41%. Jan
High
Jan
38%
—
*
7
200
,-10
Rubber Co
common
6,320
41
3
1
Low
8%
39%
—
1
Range Since January 1
High
7%
41
Jan
3%
(I B)
Corp
Low
8%
50
Kreuger Brewing Co__i
iKJropp (The) Forge Co
Jan
100
700
__
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines—__1
Gilbert (A Ci common
—_*
Gilchrist Co
*
Gladding McBean & Co
_25
Gulf
n
1%
43%
43%
pfd—__100
Gerity-Mich Corp
77c
Jan
3%
10
common—
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
—*
$5 preferred
—*
Grand
Ja
Shares
—£1
common
Phoenix Corp...1
Plywood Corp common—__50c
General
Class
92
Jan
Jan
1%
3%
—25
reg__
Corp
series
Fireproofing
General
Glen
16%
3%
—
com—1
5%
for Week
Electric Co Ltd—•
General
;
47/«
__
0
•_
Supply Corp
preferred
convertible
15% Jgn
91
1
Alloys Co—
General
Knott
100
__100
common
General
16
Sales
Range
of Prices
*
common
Kirkland Lake G M Co LtdKlein (D Emil) Co common
Gatineau
Week's
last
Sale Price
Exchange •)...
Par
16%
11%
7%
10%
New York Curb
High
9%
50
5
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
High
14
1
Co_"
A)
for Week
of Prices
Low
27
Sales
Range
Sale Price
...
.
Par
.
Fox
Week's
(485)
57
55%
57%
4,500
55%
Jan
59
Jan
1
9
7%
7,400
7%
Jan
9
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
66 Vz
Jan
1
*
1
9
%
1%
1%
600
66%
66%
66%
100
4
65
Jan
4%
Jan
2S
26
-(486)
THE
COMMERCIAL
RANGE
STOCKS
New York Curb
Week's
York
Auction
Co
common
Range
Shares
Honduras Rosario
.-10
New
York
&
New
York
Merchandise
New
,
Low
York
Low
Niagara
Hudson
7%
Jan
200
29%
Jan
30 i
50
5%
1st
5%
11%
Jan
13
13%
15%
a an
18%
Jau
Jan.
.
i
w
22
100
26%
Jan
27
12 %
Jan
15%
41
9%
) •*
11%
ll%
3%
3 %
10%
14] a
18
12
a
1
Jan
47
2%
Jun
%
300
3%
1%2
Jan
70
6%
2,700
6%
17% .18%
600
16%
llMJ 1
6%
1
—
-
A
.
Securities
Seeman
Co
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
2,700
23%
Jan
27
Jail
4,300
7%
7"
Jan
8%
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
2
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
— -
—«.
—
—
~3
—
3%
%
__
—
3%
—
2,900
Jari
2%
Jan
2%
1,900
25%
Jan
28 %
a
14%
200
13 %
Jan
15%
Jan
1
1%
1%
200
\\\
Jan
1%
Jan
.
2%
28
—25
*
Inc
Bros
7,400
28%
14%
2%
1
1
General
Corp
2%
27%
41
common
common
*
Shoe
Selected
Co
Inc
Industries
Convertible
S5.50
stock
Jan
Semler
Jan
1%
Jan
13 %
Jan
14%
Jan
3%
7,600
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
23 %
24%
2,200
22%
Jan
25%
Jan
86%
87%
100
84%
Jan
87%
Jan
Jan
88%
Jan
3%
23%
__
4%
5%
Corp
Inc
Control
Jan
4% -Jan
3%
Jan
6
200
%
Jan
Vi
Ja"
Jan
11Tb
Jan
10
Jan
10%
Jan
■
%
Jail
'
class
Leather
Seton
200
7,700
%
5
1
4%
11%
4 %
1
Safety
88%
3%
5%
1
Sentry
B)
Jan
1 %
350
Sentinel Radio Corp common
(R
17
8,300
Allotment certificates
Jan
Jan
J11
1%
3 %
25
16
Jan
14%
14
5
prior stock
500
1%
1%
1
common
16 %
16
16
1
Selby
Jan
7%
Inc
A)
Segal-Lock & Hardware
Jan
18%
(D
Steel
Jan
Jin
High
3,300
'
24%
-..-7
Serriek
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
11%
23%
7 %
1
Manufacturing
Jan
Jan
10%
24
25c
Fisher Brick Co—
Schulte
Jan
106 %
van
H
(Del)
Scovill
Jan
3%
86
11%
1
——45
common..J...—1
Scullin
jau
12%
84%. Jan
lUo % 106%
%
3
Jan
2%
2,900
—-
pfd.100
Ja
Low
"
Jau
43%
common
preferred—
Co—__1
Gil
United Corp
Sayre <4:
Jan
Jan
300
50
Indiana Pub Serv 5'<
Jan
1,800
2%
2%
9%
100
45
47
46%
1
Co
1.200
2,300
13
10
~2%
5
Oil
Texas
10
18
ib
5
Ltd
Corp
convertible
Dome
Savoy Oil Inc
Jau
-
Lawrence
Samson
Jan
800
Range Since January 1
High
'
Jau
26%
Airlines
Northern
wan
21
14 V'a
5
RR
St
Salt
Jun
2,tioO
Low
S
Jan
103 %
26%
Mines
Central
21%
106
Jan
13%
North American Rayon $3 preferred—50
American Utility Securities
*
Penn
21%
Jan
102%
•
North
North
4
105%
—
Shares
Jan
...5
common
Hundred Corp common
Northeast
88,700
—
*
—
Niagara Share Corp
Niles-Bement-Pond
North
16 %
100
-
Nipissing
16 Vo
for Week
Jan
1st
-.100
_r,
preferred-Niagara Mohawk Power class A
Nineteen
12%
Sales
Range
ol Prices
Par
Jan
Jan
7%
■
preferred
A
12%
1
common-
2nd
Class
30
1
—
Power
30
Exchange
High
■
100
72
Week's i
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
17%
30
__10
-
27
New York Curb
Shipbuilding Corp—
Pounders shares
JANUARY
Range Since January J
High
i
.
EXCHANGE
ENDF.b
for Week
of Prices
*
Monday, January 20,- 1950
Friday
Last
Par
New
WEEK
CHRONICLE:
Sales
-
Sale Trice
Exchange
FOR
FINANCIAL
CURB
YORK
NEW
Friday
&
1
B—
*
common—
—
—
—
—
'
O
Ogdcn Corp common—..,
Ohio Brass
Ohio
Power
4fa%
Omar
Inc
100
B__
Securities.
450
"70
112% 113
45
Jan
Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power.
Shelter Mfg Co.
113
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
1 %
Jan
41%
112
Jan
Jan
''
Jan
34%
36V4
1,100
34%
Jan
37%
12%
450
12
Jan
13%
17
J a..i
17
Jan
17%
17%
10%
600
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
300
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
„1
—
4(7
Jan
10%
Shoe Corn
Sick's
68%
25
Ltd
41
...
69 %
2,700
*
2%
200
15%
16%
Jan
Jan
66
Jan
Jan
09%
Jan
Jan
108%
Jail
Jan
19%
Jon
700
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
18
Jan
13%
Jan
%
3%
3%
100
3%
Jan
30%
—
>
18%
__
.
Jan
Jan
23%
-
107%
.
15%
3%
22%
Jan
21
20%
30-
——
*
.
1,200
'
*
,
Silcx Co common
2,400
107% 108%
*.100
Canada
of America class A
Breweries
22
67
21
1
.—.
of
3%
21%
20%
<s
common
preferred
:
Sherwin-Williams
3
21
—5
.
Jan
12
1
—
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Overseas
44%
1
17%
—
.—
4,300
12
-—.-—15
...
1%
44
preferred.:
Filters class
United
1
common
Natural Gas
Oklahoma
Oliver
class B
Co
1
Shattuck
1%
50c
30%
50
30%
Jan
Jan
4
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
S3 convertible preferred—
Simplicity
Simpson's
Pacific
Can
Co
5
common—
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1st pfd—.25
5Via1st preferred
5'■'{
1st
5%
redeemable
25
preferred
1st
preferred.-
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A.
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
$1.30
1st
b'/c
Light
Tubes
Oil
41
pfd
100
Panatapec Oil
Ai
Ltd
Penn
Power
Trafiic
Boys
20
281 a
Jaif
29
2,000
23
Jan
23%
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25
50
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Jan
16%
Jan
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36
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2,050
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58%
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12
500
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19%
19%
1,300
17%
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19%
5%
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Pierce Governor common
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5
17%
17%
18
6
17
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19
Jan
Mines
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Piper Aircraft Corp
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1%
2%
1%
2
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1.300
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2%
14%
15%
3.6C0
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
57%
58%
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55
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Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
20%
19%
201%
800
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Jan
21%
Jan
3Va
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
Pittsburgh
Pneumatic Scale
Polaris
Power
6%
common
10
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Powdrell
Corp
1st
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4%
Jan
5%
Jan
'2,100
6%
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7%
Jan
14%
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35%
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Jan
10%
Jan
12%
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400
7%
9%
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11%
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preferred
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1%
2,600
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200
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7%
600
9%
Jan
10%
50
103%
Jan
104
99%
Jan
100%,
Jan
Tampa
1 %
Jan
1%
Jan
Swan
Finch
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16%
Jan
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11%
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12%
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Jan
7%
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7
7
7
200
7
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108
1.600
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103
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159
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15
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Snipyard Corp
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27%
Jan
20%
57
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Jan
Jan
8%
1
26
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26
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3
2,200
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12
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50
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18
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1,300
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23
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Unexcelled Chemical Corp
2%
Jan
100%
Jan
26
Jan
Union
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Union Oil
Co of
Co
10
Jan
%
Jan
2.5 %
Jan
7
Aircraft
United
common
1
27
8%
8%
2.100
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17%
Jan
19
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20%
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20%
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12%
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Jan
7%
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Jan
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Jan
64
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12%
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300
4,200
60
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United Elastic Corp
75c
3
13%
375
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8%
Jan
2%
500
4
United Milk Products common
1
3%
3.200
2,400
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11
300
3
18
3 %
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3%
2%
17%
65 %
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500
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350
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100
40%
1
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1 l5
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1%
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—
11
39%
11
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20
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3
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24
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1
—
common
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7
Jan
16
17 %
Jan
dep receipts for ord reg—£1
5
Jan
11%
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Inc
14%
17 %
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10
300
Jan
30
240
9%
Jan
15 %
15%
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Jan
4,500
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122 %
Jan
4%
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Jan
Jan
27 %
2 %
5
13%
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5
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120 %
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1.250
25
16%
50
500
77
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Jan
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2
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Jan
1
25
100%
33
17%
15%
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34%
16%
17%
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34%
34
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34
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common
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Jan
9
72,100
15%
17
common
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1%
11
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6.25
...
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36
1
1
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Trans
23%
56
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Jan
10%
Jan
4
5 %
*
Co
Light 7'A
Corporation
Toledo
1/256
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common
Rowe
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13
Jan
Jan
34%
200
4%
8
%
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&
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Toklan
27Mt
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17%
250
3%. Jan
Jan
1,600
36
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41
—
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10
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Roosevelt
300
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Power
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104
1
common
Corp
Oil
Technicolor
175
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common
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200
11%
10
.
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Jan
3
Jan
Jan
225
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American
21
Jan
100% 100%
&
Jan
9%
41
Voting common
Railway & Utility
Rolls Royce
Jan
1
;
Co
&
Portland
1%
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19'%
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4%
5
Drug common
16
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950
6%
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163
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common
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4
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1
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16
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3%
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12
9%
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200
17%
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27
Jan
3%
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Jan
10%
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41
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preferred'
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4%
33
Jan
32
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2,000
■
3%
4%
29
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26%
100
1,100
3%
3%
28
700
4%
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33
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Co
26%
4%
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24%
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Rath Packing
26%
4
83%
5
common
common...
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Quebec
26%
33%
24
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100
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
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Jan
Jan
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—
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Jan
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preferred
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400
10%
12
...i
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31 %
29%
500
*
1J Bt
Jan
700
*
Stetson
47'A
2,500
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Jan
29%
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Co
15
46%
100
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&
Jan
31%
17%
(The)
Jan
14
29
35%
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27%
3,400
—
47
17 %
Tube
Jan
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cumulative
Puget Sound
33
14%' Jan
27%
—
29%
41
Stop & Shop Inc
35%
10%
»
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of
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
28%
31%
I
5
—
Products
Starrett
Stroock
35%
2.50
Producers Corp of Nevada
Service
14 'A
100
„3
Providence Gas
Public
14
500
7%
common
common
of
125
5%
6%
preferred—
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15.
5
Pratt & Lambert Co
Inc
14
41
commoir
of Canada
Prentice-Hall
15
1,000
2.50
25c
Alexander
&
4
3%
9%
Jan
35 %
Standard
Jan
1%
15
58%
2
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Jan
3
20
Star.daid
Jan
.50
Pitney-Bowcs Inc
1,200
2%
9
500
2o%
25
—
:
Standard-Thomson
Jan
1,300
3%
2%
29%
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—
preferred
Jan
3%
"
31%
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preferred
Corp
class
Jan
%
Jan
9%
Forgings Corp—————1
Oil
(Ky)
—10
Power & Light common
1
Common
15%
Jan
"
27%
preferred —————10
Dredging Corp common—1
Standard
Jan
100
46%
preference——25
Co
convertible
Jan
13%
1,800
l<i
$1.60
Jan
32%
%
—
11%
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2%
Jan
2,200
'
—
25
Brewing Co.....
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Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares
Pioneer Gold
27%
10
Queen Corp conv class A
Shoe
Jan
32%
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2.78
$7
400
12.50
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Standard
Jan
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3%
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Jan
'
9
..
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Jun
_3
common
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-
3%
%
9
1
common..:
Pipe
Pipe Line
Standard
Jan
•
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Stahl-Mtyer Inc
Jan
11
100
Jan
.7
288
3
3
1
common
common
cumulative
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Jau
5
1
convertible preference
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Jan
2%
108 %
100
38%
31/4
2%
300
425
269
—
15%
14%
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Pa
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Jan
2%
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convertible
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Jan
11%
5
109
5
1
29
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109%
2%
109 %
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12.000
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Jan
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240
—
15%
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4.32 %
Jan
2,100
•
2%
—
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4.48%
Jan
Jan
100 v
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281
registered——£1
4.56%
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25
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pfd
Peppered Manufacturing Co
1.400
47%
25
.
4%
46%
47
ord
original preferred
4.88%
cumulative preferred
Jan
Jan
6%
271
274
Paper Mills—
b'r
Jan
53
Penn
Southwest
Jan
11%
Coast
Southern
Jan
27%
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rets
Manufacturing
South
Jan
61/2
w
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100
Jan
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Co
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South
Jan
25
39%
2%
25
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So
B—
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Sonotone
Jan
30%
dep
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6%
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common
class
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Jail
98%
100
26%
l
class
Amer
Smith
Jan
23%
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30%
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Jau
2o%
2
Light 4 % %
Perfect Circle Corp..
Pilaris Tire & Rubber
Jan
29%
Pattern
Manufacturing
Singer
Jan
32%
28-%
*
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Water &
Penn
Pep
&
36%
Jan
Jan
34%
5
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I"
Jan
31%
29%
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Jan
...1
.
cumulative preferred
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&
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6%
shares
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Jan
2%
Si
Gas
700
41
Peninsular Telephone common
Penn
3,600
c_.
Purkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
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36%
32%
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Paramount Motors Corp
Parker Pen Co
Patican
36%
32
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25
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8
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35
7
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15,200
39%
36,600
35
35
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150
18%
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18%
372
Jan
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33
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37%
Jan
40%
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Jan
10
Jan
18 %
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
ord
registered
Cariair— ———100
236
Jan
238
Jan
i
Volume" 171 " Number 4877
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COMMERCIAL
NEW
&
YORK
FINANCIAL
CURB
Friday
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Week's....
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
of Trices
Low
Sharing common
25c
10'r preferred
—-10
United Shoe Machinery common25
Jt-r timed
Uni.ed
Low
U
S
Air
U
S
Foil
Co class
U
S
and
International
$5
1st
Conditioning Corpi
U
S
preferred with
Radiator common
U
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Rubber
Utah-Idaho
Utah
&
Isarco
A7s
Jan
A7s ex Nov
Jan
12
Jan.
13b
1%
1%
1.200
16
17>2
3.500
4
4%
1,500
83%
87
lb
Jan
lb
Jan
15b Jan.
18b
Jan
4
Week's Range
East
Fiiuav's
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Jan
4b
88 b
89 b
Jan. 1
No.
L oio
Nov
certificates
1940
1
1
Va
250
83 b
Jan
87 b
Jan
434
700
4 b
Jan
5b
Jan
Jan-July
1952—.—_
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1947 coupon
--
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—_
1952
32
88 V3
100
lb
Jan
lb
Jan
New
lb
1,900
lb
Jan
lb
91'/a
05
$30
—
Milwaukee
IV2
1%
High
Co—
escrow
Altalian Superpower 6s 1963——— —...Jon-Juiy
McCord Corp debentures 4bs 1956
Feb-Aug
Midland Valley RR—
Jan
Range Since
Sold
High
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
lb
^
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53
50
53
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103
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22
b-
—
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103
53
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10
42
42
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25
27
100
25
Jan
28b
Jan
23
Jan
29
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Jan
10
Jan
10
common
5
;
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Jan
Jan
40\2
400
50c
Sugar
Power
b
41b
260
Power
Debenture
4b
_—
Co
A
Interstate
—1
-
Insurance
Products
Jan
Jan
13 b
0
United Stores Corp common—
Universal Consolidated, Oil—
Universal
3*
5b
41
IV*
1
Period
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1
Reclaiming Co
Universal
49
13 >4
*
warrants
Jan
Jan
48b
17
1
:
Securities
4434
46%
13 V*
,—lOc
B
5.000
Jan
40%
1
common.....
%
5
46%
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New York Curb Exchange
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600
25
-
-
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Range Since January 1
High
United' Profit
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Friday
Shares
Par
.'
ENDED JAN LAKY '2?
for Week
Sale Trice
27
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(487)*
EXCHANGE
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RANGE FOR WEEK
CHRONICLE
3
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common
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24 %
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25
3
1,100
Jan
23 b
3b
Jan
1st
1st
1963
to
Apr/I-Oct
mortgage 3bs
3s
mortgage
Park
Lexington
61b
Mar-Sept
1968
105
v.—
105 b
April-Oet
1971
April-Oct
1st mortgage
1964
3s
3bs
3
60%
62
4
105
106
1
105b
105 b
9
106
107
8
105 b
106 Va
106b
b
$105 b 105b
Jan-July
1970
61 b
105
105b 105b
106
May-Nov
$98 b
——
Pennsylvania Water k Power 3bs 1964—June-Dec
Jan
25
.
Ohio Power
Jan
4 b
at
Gas Light
4bs 1967.
England Power 3bs 1961.
99
105 b 106 b
Jan-July
$106
—
107 b
--
—
—
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6bs with
Valf-par
$4
Corp
—1
common
convertible
preferred
Venezuelan
Syndicate
5%
5%
1,200
L
28
.j.
27 V*
4
_i
Inc
28
Jan
5 b
Jan
Public
4
Jan
68
Jan
27
300
Jan
281 e
Jan
4Va
1.800
Jan
4b
*
3Ve
2,800
2b
Jan
3b
100
12 b
Jan
13 b
^Queens
,
*
—
$2
&
Bond Inci——1—
preferred
cum
Waltham
Ward
Baking Co
Warner- Aircraft
Wentworth
West
vtc'wi
Utilities
Weyenberg
Whitman
Wichita
&
SO
Wickes
Williams
(E
preferred
Wilison
7'4
Jan
lib
Jan
1
160
*
10
——
15,400
1
Co
1
1
Jan
&
4bb
Wocdull Industries Inc
pfd
Woolworth
8
Jan
Jan
lb
Jan
AStarrett' Corp
87b
Jan
5s-
Jan
Stinnes
113
U 165
160
6b
Jan
160
114b
Jan
„
30 b.
675
165
18
Jan
31b
Jan
Jan
21b
Jan
18
Jan
3rd
50
A
Teml
2nd
Jan
3b
Jan
A6bs
Jan
19 b
Jan
Triborough
7b
700
7b
Jan
8
Jan
2bs
6b
Jan
United
Edison 2bs
Boston
Central States Electric
5bs debentures
Chicago-Transit
Jan
12
Jan
A 7s
Jan
4
Jan
Y-.-A.7s
13 b
200
13 b
Jan
13 b
Jan
Waldorf-Astoria
29 b
800
29 b
Jan
32
Jan
106 b 106b
15
15b
10
105 b
Jan
300
14 »4
Jan
10
Jan
10 b
Jan
12b
Jan
4
Jan
4
Jan.
2
3bs
b
10b
700
—
"lb
2
"lb
6,000
or
Sale Trice
Friday's
106 b
of
with
1977
El
Lt
&
Pwr
1st
ref
mortgage
1st-
ref
mortgage
2bs
General
Delaware
Gas
West
Penn
Western
&
Western
N
J
Elmlra
With
ex
Finland
5s
RR
&
5s
Elec
Nov
Mfg
1
Nov/1
Green
Residential
Trunk
93
,35
9?
93b
99b 100
183
99b
100b
99b
"
99b
99b
G'dantanamo &
A
'
4s
3
I06b
106
5s
$46
47
55%
49
.
103b 103b
27
118b 118b
3
4.7'
Parana
103
118b
Peru
*
'l/f
Dec
1955
1941
1
E
ll
Co"
" '
*
7
(■'
_
__
I'l '■)
''
__
/
Elo
1957
$54
57
55b
'
(Jhtly 1941* coupon)
3
09%
__
103b 103b
20
103b
$45
49
__
44
103b
96
5
$107V4 107 b
1964..——Jnne-Dec
I960.
120
June-Dec
1959
120
15
Period
Last
Eoivds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
listed
are
the
42
42
No.
High
86
22
81
86
85
51
7Gb
92
4
86b
92
43
89b
85
89b
83b
89b
92
87
92
4
86
92
89b
89
89b
2
83b
89b
April-Oct
Jan-July
IndUB-
.
20
Rail¬
18
Total
Jan.
'
trials
Util¬
65
*
ities
Stocks
41.86
72.89
41.87
199.62
55.15
41.65
54.51
41.48
198.93
54.55
199.08
54.82
200.97
23—_
Jan.
24
Jan.
25
Jan.
26——
Jan.
27
roads
198.39
—
55.18
55.23
,
21
First
Second
71%
5
71%
71%
47
1
46 b
47%
5
79
sib
81b
85
ai b
79
81b
18 '/♦
16 b
17
1952
8%
Jan-July
6bs stamped
1958—Mar-Sept
83b
9
—
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
—
—_
trials
103.18
Rails
107.20
Rails
92.13
Total
Util¬
77 b
85
81b
7 b
8%
V4
18%
47 b
37
37
80
7
May-Noy
of
1927)
Oct
1927)
of
of
1947:.
Chile
$47
80
14
49
$4714
1931—.—..June-Dec
5s
33
$47 V*
..May-Nov
—April-Oct
1947J——_
6s
Denmark
431
June-Dec
—
—
$37
$88 VB
1972—:—June-Dec
__
reduced to 2bs 2008
2bs
ce
Janeiro
5bs
$31
Jan-July
——
32
31V8
31b
18%
20%
31
32 b
of)—
iser
A
B
C
stamped
reduced
Ei
1997
:__June-Dec
32 b
2b
2b
11
2Va
2 b
2b
__
2%
2%
32'^
—•—Mar-Sept
20Vo
31b
20b
2b
2012
1919.
1921
270
20 Vs
$23b
Jan-July
(Plan A)
2^
6bs
'to
Government
D
—Jan-July
——
13
•No par value,
Deferred
delivery transaction (not included in year's range).
<1 Ex-Interest,
in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dir.
n Kr(not Included in year's range),
r Transaction far cast*
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Odd-lot
a
transaction
(not
included
n Under-the-ruie
transaction
ABonds
and asked prices;
no
sales being transacted during current week.
being traded flat.
^Reported
in
;
receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; * cum.
etrntiil*tlve; "conv," convertible; "M,'! mortgage; "n-v," non-voting siock; "rtc," voting trutt c^runcxuaa;
"wi" when Issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrant!.
Industrial Slock Average
Bonds
102.16
103.09
103.07
107.19
72.02
103.09
106.91
91.73
106.21
101.98
41.63
72.10
103.10
106.83
91.58
106.29
101.95
H oc —J
72.39
103.10
106.56
91.54
106.05
101.81
107.24
91.89
91.96
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
40
ities
106.14
72.53
,
•
46 Va
)-» CO
(35 Stocks)
10
72.79
r
High
71%
10
10
.
•
Jan.
Jan. 1
Low
47
Feb-Aug
Bonds
10
80
Range Since
—
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Stocks
...
102 b
$71
June-Dec
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
as
101 Vb
85
87
'
Exchange
120
—
—May-Nou
May
JFridav's bid
81
78b
Jen-July
the New York Stock
on
96
1071'8
120
Sold
Bid & Asked
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
~
96
107
1
»
101% 101%
101 3'B
:—'-Feb-Aug
Interest
stamped
Bank
prlncipalY
86
1957.
96
h,o
99b
...
......Feb-Aug
1952:
63
--
„
56
99b
__
84b
1955
;
102%
62
—
$30
—
Mar-Sept
7s stamped 1951
Bank of Bogota—
(Republic
to
A Russian
.
June-Dec
coupon 1
102V2
stamped. 'Plan A)
Interest/
C
r
...
5s
Waterways
Bank
Interest
^03%
118b
__
____
market
C
—
108
e0%
A
Sec—
63 V4
Union—
iPerui
(issue
lAortgage
58b
$63b
June-Dec
1954
1953—
6 bs
City
AMedellin
'
"" "
$30
J an-July
x—
—
1955.
A7s• (issue ,of
$57
__
1956
stamped, (Plan Ai
Interest reduced to 2'8s 2008—
106%
5110b 111
103b
" H
1950
59
Maranhao
113b
1953-.-
1958—.—
(Aug* 1941 coupon)
series ,F* 1952
:
A7s
External
Danc.ig Port &
106b
108b
RR—
on)
A7s
L7s
"5
351
1953
Power 3bs .1963
Western
ACbs series
series
5bs
ALiina
—$42
Ry
5
•
—
103
109b 113b
__
Mar-Sept
(coupon
Ex-coupon
L73
103
106b 106b
__
$60 V4
1956
coupon
debentures
External
.
Mtge Bank-—
International. Power
1
1
103b 106b
•
L6bs
99b
$103% 105
$103b J.04b
__
...Mar-Sept
coupon
coupon
Western
Mountain
series'
110b
__
May
Co—
1940
1947
57 b
Hotel—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s Apr;l 1946
A20 year 7s Jan 1947—
Bogota-'tee Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca -Valley 7s
1948—
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—-
104b
108
—
—May-Nov
1956
58
46
3
Co—
1940
debentures
t
s
AMortgage
stamped. 1961 _•
Grand
10434
7
Is
Marell'i
A6bS
A6bs
104%
''| IJ['r"'"l!ltT ' '
1993
49%
12
52
102 b 102%
102b
Low
RR—■
A
$30
106%
103
U3b
—Jan-July
Water Lt
Ercole
106b
3d
...
'—.—April-Oct
mortgage 4s series B 1993——
Gas & Fuel 3bs 1965—
62 b
b
106
77
__
Division—
series
4s
mortgage
Eastern
105b
92b
;
81V*
Friday
Mortgage
List
49 b
62 b
...May-Nov
—
BO N D s
.
1954
46
—
New York Curb Exchange
A7s
Lack
Lackawanna of
1st
*5
104b
__
1
Newspaper
High
10834 109b
ioo
Jen-July
City)—
49
46
1953
....
Traction
conv
10834
104
Muy-Noy.
4b.s
1
108
104b 104%
■
mortgage
Low
9
109b
2bs series T 1976—Jon-July
2bs series U 1981
April-Oct
(Bait
96
131
81V*
Jan. 1
No.
104%
April-Oct
debs 1962
conv
Consolidated
89 V*
131
—
Authority—
1947 coupon
1
income
A External
mtge 2bs ser Q, 1976
ref 2bs series R 1981;
•
1st
Sold
High
108b
(Bait)—
ref
1st
—
Jan-July
1953—
coupon
Washington Water Power 3bs
$163.b 180
—
—_
3
81b
Range Since
$106% 107
—.Jan-July
Dec
Dec
cx
A5s
Jan
105b 105b
105b
1947—1978—„Jan-/uly
Registered———i
Consul Gas
108
—Mar-Sept
3s
$79
—
-
.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Corp 5s debs 1948—Jan-July
Co-debenture
96
138
106%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Week's Range
La*t
Authority—
series
revenue
Cities Service
96
—
106%
Jan
10
Quar-Feb
—
104 3/B
—
Jan
b
--
June-Dec
1954
1940
Service
Jan
3b
"lb
1970
1
Electric
6b
9b
6s
Y
i.
1947 coupon
1969
100
Teriod
—
104 Vb
•
1946
revenue
100
Appalacian Elec Power 3bs 1970..—.——Jane-Dec
Atxhtic
Ciry Electric 3bs 1964
(—Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Canada 5s series C
l960.Ja.«e-Dtc
1998
1
—
*
Bridge & Tunnel
200
Interest
6s
105%
106
Industries—
Aug 1
tx
3b
Low
Steel
1C9%
104%
104 b
$132
96
___April-Oct
_i—
stamped 1946— -a_—a—--Jkpril-Oct
A6bs with* Aug
2b
18b
Friday
Bethlehem
109%
Hydro-Electric Co—
300
—
Exchange
105 VB
105
$106% 107 Va
1950—.April-Oct
1966
stamped
(Hugo) )
7-4s;
'
New York Curb
5s
trust
Corp—
Gb
—
BONDS
105
Jan
17 b
Inc
"Hugoi
A"7-4s
Jan
29 b
6b
>
162
4
$101 b 104
—
.
collateral
10b
10 v4
deposit receipts—5s
preference..
£ 1
Wright Hargresves Ltd.—
*
-
14
104 Vb 104 VB
—
—.Jart-July
Jan
Ltd—
W)
American
.'..April-Oct
.1
1971
Jan
29
—
-
106
$103
1
13b
106 b
Feb-Aug
1973
4b
b
13 b
100
common—.
—
104b 105 V*
106
B^b
3 b
2
Woedley Petroleum
B
3bs 1970..
(Calif)—
Gas
3s
10b
■»
Lt
scries
3s
California Gas
motrgage
1,200
10 b
25
—
160 b
—
$109 '.4 109 y«
105
Mar-Sepf
—Jan-July
100"
21
6
M
Counties
1st
3b
.
1
$102b
Mar-Sept
i
Southern
18b
:_i
Inc
common
preferred w w
Winnipeg Elec common
6s
109
7b
*
1
$104 VB 105 b
__
May-Now
700
11,600
*
3
—5
;
Corp 3s 1981
1973—
ref
18 b
;
—
161b 161b
—
.....ucuAprfi-Oct
Power
1
eb
--
1
10
Water
8%
.18
.
...Jan-Jufy
Electric—
Southern
Jan
Jar
and
Stinnfes
—
$30
Co—
1998
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3bs 1970—.Feb-Aug
Spalding ( A G)
5s 1989_a
:
_____.May-Noo
;
29 b
—
1
Co
&
Products
(F
Jan
b
"
sb
30 V4
Gas &
—
Jan
1 l8
lb
8b
160
Gas
1952
series-A
1st
Jen
"
Corp..—
Corp.
Pwr
10b
—
1st pfd—100
5b
Wisconsin
700
lib
,
1
.20
<fc
Wilson Brothers
Jan
8b
*
Oil
C)
lb
1
6b
1
Mfg
(Wm)
(The)
Jan
8
lb
Stationery com..—*
Inc.
Shoe
River
Jan
lb
Jan
109
*
1.25
;
Wmmoreland CoalWestmoreland
b
700
1 Vb
warrants—
Corp-—i J;
Tablet
1,100
lb
lb
'
Western Maryland.Ry
Western
8Ve
lb
-
—
10b
1
Manufacturing.
Texas
600
*
.30
—
Watch. Co
lb
8b
*
lb
Harbor
3 bs
lb
8*,b
—
.
1
Borough
I960
coupon
debentures
$60 V*
San Joaquin Lt
Pow 6s B 1952
Southern California Edison 3s
1965
lb
———
Waitt
1947
1
1960
coupon
Electric &
6'7>
5bs series A
W
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext-ib.
7b
preferred
100
1940
Jan
4
Safe
Waco Aircraft Co
1
Jan
13b
Oct
ex
Service
50-year
Jan
2b
13 Va
2%
20c
Manufacturing
A6bs
5%
63
*
.
Petroleum.—
Venezuela
Vcgt
5 b
,——5
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Oct
106.24
106.24
102.11
102.11
Date—
Closing
Jan.
21
36.02
High
Juri.
23
36.09
Low
Jan.
24
35.99
Jan.
25
35.87
Jan.
26
jan. 27Y
—.
—
—
Range lor 1950
36.31 Jan.
12
35.13 Jan
—
4
Range for 1949
35.82
High
35.87
Low
—
35.20 Dec. 31
27.79 Jun. 15
28
COMMERCIAL
THE
(488)
&
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of
Week Ended Jan. 27, 1!)5Q
3aturday
Monday
and Miscel.
$1,022,900
3,296,000
3,138,000
1,342,970
;
Tuesday
1 249,670
Wednesday
Thursday
4,237,000
3,058,000
3,513,000
1,701,010
1,153,095
1,251,240
i
Friday
Total
Bond
INumber
Bonds
Sales
$10,000
j
$10,000
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
$15,000
89,000
2,145,000
10.116,700
15,180,000
98,951,300
59,346,600
$17,354,500
$21,742,800
Total
231,000
148,000
10,000
432,000
199,000
104,000
15,000
318,000
$1,069,000
$338,000
$42,000
$1,449,000
$109,172,000
WEEK
FOR
1,495,850
4,476,617
$760,000
$3,446,000
$3,032,000
338,000
228.000
1,119,000
1,088,000
42,000
24,000
155,000
13,2,000
1,449,000
government
Foreign corporate
Foreign
$1,012,000
$4,720,000
$4,252,000
.
Total
STOCK
RANGE
EXCHANGES
ENDED JANUARY
27
Last
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Range
for Week
of Trices
Shares
Range
Sale Price
Par
American
Agricultural
American
Sugar
American
Tel
Albany
Edison
Boston
RR
Stamped
_
1
_
6%
Lines
_
Roy ale
Kennecott
Loew's
Maine
*
Co
___
..
Corp
.
_
___
__
_
Waldorf
410
4%
37
4%
15
67%
344
14%
Brands
39%
Jan
Standard
Oil
Oil
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
78%
S
(Ohio)
Roller
Steel
common
64
25
73%
35
71
Jan
75
Ry
Co
__
_
38%
95
38%
Jan
41%
23
22%
23
2,065
21%
Jan
23
36
36
295
Jan
39
67%
68%
295
Jan
69%
Jan
x36
66%
Jan
Corp
__
41%
42%
2,123
41
Jan
35%
36%
797
33%
Jan
36%
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
New
Detroit
10%
—
—
—
'
10%
82c
Jan
1%
Jan
50%
Jan
54%
20
15
Jan
15%
20
_
_
15'A
15%
14
Jan
15%
70
70%
Jan
75%
134
47%
Jan
51%
55%
325
52
Jan
55%
;
Tel
Yard
Jan
8%
17%
17
Jan
18%
30c
1,700
17c
Jan
30c
2,508
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
96%
Jan
29c
Jan
70c
97
Jan
97
Jan
17%
95
52c
58c
97
97
—
S
7%
630
1,000
11
16%
17%
999
16%
4%
125
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
1
1%
5%
5%
5%
88
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
20%
21%
325
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
18
18%
100
18
Jan
19
Jan
34%
35%
23%
34%
70
Jan
36%
B
Jan
22%
Jan
21%
66
Jan
142
66
Jan
69%
269
25%
Jan
27%
Jan-
14
35 %
Jan
36
Jan
Jan
25%
35 %
663A
26%
35 %
27%
28%
265
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
31
31%
130
30%
Jan
32%
Jan
25
Jan
55%
57%
4,460
53%
Jan
57%
Jan
48%
1,250
45%
Jan
49 %
Jan
40%
41
41%
200
116% 116'/a
124
40%
...100
14
14
31
30%
31%
■.
Jan
41
Jan
37%
135
39%
Jan
41%
Jan
116%
14
Jan
14%
_
33
Jan
Week's
Mfg
Biscuit
Burry
Chrysler
Corp
Consolidated
for Week
Shares
Power
Low
Jan
2%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
14%
14%
1,261
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
10
10
100
10
Jan
11
Jan
29%
29'A
362
29%
Jan
29%
86c
86c
300
86c
Jan
86c
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
•
_
14%
4,883
4%
4%
100
3%
-_25
64%
64 %
309
64%
Jan
67 %
Jan
10
20%
20%
260
20
Jan
20'A
Jan
«
....
33 3A
34%
712
33%
Jan
34%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
14%
T-
6%
1
5
__
_
22 %
Industries
_
2
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
Graham
20%
16%
16%
100
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
18
18
25
15%
Jan
18
33%
50
33
Jan
34%
Jan
Hall
31
32
Jan
Jan
22 %
Jan
100
2
Jan
2
2
'
Jan
5
5
100
5
Jan
5
Jan
36c
600
30c
Jan
44c
Jan
21%
16C
21%
Jan
22 %
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
610
4%
12%
12%
300
12
Jan
13
Jan
71%
71%
1,037
70
Jan
73
Jan
3%
4 %
575
3%
Jan
4 %
Jan
1,200
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
1
_
3%
Jan
33%
8%
Jan
8%
1
_
Goebel Brewing
20%
171
Jan
22
10
_
Motors
_
950
7,312
35c
Manufacturing class B
General
Corp
8%
22%
21%
Gemmer
Gerity-Michigan
697
Jan
1
_
_
7%
4%
*
—
_
_
22
1
common
_
8 %
8%
.20
common
Jan
14%
Navigation
Brewing
Wood
14%
%c
12
...
common
Truck
High
2%
600
14%
common
Iron
Motor
Low
200
5%
1
...
_
Gray
Ale
Range Since January I
High
2%
*
common
Edison
Low
5%
_
..
common
Paper
Davidson Bros
Gar
for Week
Sales
Range
2%
•
common
Fruehauf Trailer
Shares
common
Burroughs Adding Machine
Friars
Sales
Range
Exchange
Week's
1
_
___
Brown-McLaren
215
30%
Jan
32
26 %
26%
30
26%
Jan
28
~5%
5%
5%
1,788
5%
Jan
50
73%
73%
74%
650
73%
Jan
13
13
25
12%
31%
*
17%
17%
18%
75
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
King-Seeley
Jan
19%
Jan
33
33
25
25%
46
46
Lock
&
common
_
Car
Mfg
common...
common
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
320
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
1
5
5%
520
4%
Jan
5%
22%
763
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
41%
41%
201
41%
Jan
41%
Jan
7%
7%
100
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
1
__
Lakey Foundry & Machine common
10
33
Jan
33
Jan
LaSalle
145
25
Jan
25 %
Jan
Masco
7
46
Jan
46
Jan
McClanahan
Wines
1
_
10
common
common
105
59%
Jan
60%
Jan
Jan
85Ve
Jan
Motor
2
221
Products
_
_
—1
_1
_
Jan
National
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
National
13%
40
11%
Jan
14
Jan
Packard
71%
100
70
Jan
71 %
Jan
Parke, Davis common
21%
Jan
225
Electric
Welding
Stamping
Motor
common
33%
Jan
38%
33
47%
Jan
47%
Jan
Jan
8 %
Jan
Rickel
W)
&
;
•
1%
Jan
1%
1%
1,420
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
63A
513
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
275
28
28
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
3%' Jan
Jan
149 %
Jan
28%
29%
263
26%
Jan
29%
Jan
Soss
30%
30%
425
29%
Jan
30%
Jan
Superior Tool
72%
71
72%
153
67%
Jan
78%
Jan
Paper
common
.
2
5
1
10
Udylite Corp
149%
155
146%
Manufacturing
100
3
Jan
23A
650
2%
Jan
4%
4%
520
37%
37%
37%
1,042
35%
Jan
38
Jan
40
40
Jan
4
Jan
52
31%
Jan
33 %
Jan
United
States
Radiator common
12%
1,282
12%
Jan
13
Jan
Wavne
8crew
Products
Jan
8%
Jan
548
37%
Jan
40
2%
625
2%
Jan
3
7
7%
550
7
Jan
7%
Jan
2%
4,318
2
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
2%
12%
12'A
12%
1.575
12%
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
9
9
9%
Jan
2%
2%
200
2%
Jan
2.%
Jan
11%
11%
1.563
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
4%
4%
200
4%
Jan
5%
_
Jan
1%
1
%
200
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
29%
325
Jan
29%
Jan
1
640
9
Jan
■
8%
Jan
4%
23A
2%
——
11%
33%
70
2%
1
12%
Jan
i
1
Co
& Die
33
8%
3%
2%
*
_
Scotten-Dillon
29%
30%
3%
23A
—
Manufacturing
10
Ve
Jan
1%
28
1
2
_
Co
Raisin
25
8
1%
500
6%
6%
«
Pfeiffer Brewing
8%
(H
_
_
Car
50
8%
700
13A
1%
1%
1%
Jan
225
65
1
1%
*
common
270
Jan
1%
2
.
_
Michigan Bumper
80
8%
*
—
1
Oil
47%
12%
213A
——
Products
Screw
1,122
71%
-*
Jan
225
Jan
38%
City Products
6%
43A
_
_
(S S)
8%
10
Jan
12%
46%
Drug
47%
Service
5%
14%
Kinsel
84 %
148
620
4 3A
Kresge Co
60%
21%
148%
Jan
53A
12%
Jan
38'A
Telephone & Telegraph—100
2%
14%
Jan
81%
225
Jan
5
--
__
—
60%
82%
2
—2%
Raiser-Frazer
112
222
5%
5%
2
■
Motor
Hurd
5%
11%
2
—
-12%
Manufacturing
Hudson
44
45
5
Hoskins
75
44 %
45
.
1
_
common
Jan
Jan
30
Lamp
10%
1
Motors common
Jan
112
112
112
17%
130
Paige
Armco Steel
1
2-5525
of Prices
2
Manufacturing common—
Briggs
Federal
Exchange
of Trices
_
_
Rubber
Baldwin
Chesapeake & Ohio
3S
"*
1
_
Metal Prod
Rudy
page
11
1
_
_
Jan
Jan
Stocks—
?te
Exchange
DETROIT
Last
common
Brewing
American
Consumers
30%
50
Altes
Jan
Jan
115
913
Electric
Allen
River
Curtiss-Wright
York Curb
Chicago Stock Exchange
Par
8
Columbia Gar
New
Sale Price
50
Preferred
Western Bank
For footnotes
21%
Friday
Jan
46%
57%
25
12.50
Jan
23
260
23%
—
Playing "cardllTlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlO
Printing common
•
Cities
128
Detroit Stock
Jan
1
200
100
*
preferred
American
Jan
Jan
4%
17%
25
*
& Gamble.
Unlisted
12%
STOCKS
13%
U
Jan
Exchange
Jan
11%
92%
*
Kroger
S
13%
__
Jan
11%
93%
100
220
50
Kahn preferred
U
96
Jan
8%
-10
class
12%
22%
Telephone: WOodward
Jan
95
8%
100
preferred
Hobart
8 r,'o
Jan,
12%
Jan
25c
20
•
Insulation
Randall
17
Jan
17
25c
11%
._10
♦
Picher
Procter
Jan
Jan
—
10
Early & Daniel
Hatfield
16%
Jan
54%
common_8%
Machine
Cincinanti Union Stock
Formica
16%
125
Exchange
Jan
51%
15%
25
Electric
Street
Eagle
14%
Building
Jan
75%
49%
Stock
Ford
*
*
Paper
Stock
York
Jan
20
Mach
Brewing
Bell
Jan
Jan
50
8
Sub
12%
Jan
13
Last
Baldwin
&
70
Membere
42%
Par
Cine
13%
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
36%
Friday
&
Jan
13
16%
43 %■ Jan
Sale Price
Milling
Jan,
29%
Jan
64
75 %
STOCKS
Gas
17%
Jan
31 %
Jan
68%
62%
Detroit
Cincinnati
Jan
27%
Jan
Cincinnati Stock
Cincinnati
16%
50
Jan
*
Inc
Cincinnati
95
Jan
38%
40%
—25
..
Electric
Champion
Jan
17%
28
__
Westinghouse Elec
Detroit & Cleveland
Burger
4%
—
•
(new)
Jan
28
22
.10
*
—
Bearing
Jan
3%
17'%
66%
*
25
J)
Janj
__
5
(N
13%
33 %
Jan
Jan
4
71
5
Laundry
50
Jan
Jan
Jan
13%
16%
15
Oil
Co
Southern
Detroit
American
4%
35%
11%
32
__
*
Corp
Socony Vacuum
Jan
64
10
System
Radio
Jan
73%
15%
•
Mass
53
136
—
-—50
*
Timken
—
Co
Westinghouse
14 %
655
4%
Oil
Jan
•
Machinery
&
Pure
Jan
4%
12%
33%
4%
__
Car
Pennsylvania RR
79
1
Shoe
Vermont
14%
38%
14%
15%
__
_
Motor
22
•
Inc
preferred
Packard
Jan
10
United
Rubber
35%
12
33%
•
•
47%
Jan
2.50
Co
S
50
•
Register
Central
Jan
45%
2,259
365
50
__
.
Fruit
6%
Jan
82c
—100
United
U
35%
York
5
Stores
Ohio Edison
Jan
2.50
Drill..
Twist
46
100
System
Tel
Stop & Shop Inc.—
Union
Jan
111
54%
1
_
....
35%
Cash
National
New
Jan
5
Machine
_
Jan.
19%
.1
.
RR
Torrington Co
Jan
72%
66
—
H>
Webster
&
43%
Jan
250
*
Drug Co
Stone
118
Jan
*
_
(N
Folding
Rexall
Jan
100
Cos
Quir.cy Mining Co.
Reece
115
107
82c
__100
_
Electric
Pennsylvania
10
25
common
England Tel &
North Butrp Mining
RR
Jan
68%
250
_
Linotype
England
28%
428
330
53%
15
New
Northern
1
...
Nash-Kelvtnator
New
Jan
41%
266
19%
'
j
_■
Service
36%
90
72%
79
•
Narragansett Racing Association
National
Jan
42%
71%
Dep't
Jan
Jan
Jan
70%
•
_
Chemical
Mergent.haler
32
31%
»
RR
34"%
42
72
19%
4%
•
Theatre
preferred
123
42%
10
75
100
Copper
Central
5%
Mathleson
36%
_»
74
5
•
Copper
35%
Electric
Standard
100
_
Inc
Razor
Boston
Jan
Jan
Jan
31
Jan
Motors
Standard
45%
38
38
100
.
_
Bakeries
Hathaway
27%
30%
Ry—
Stores
Safety
146%
1,330
High
Low
75
30%
1
Range Since January
High
30%
General
U
Electric
Gillette
14%
.100
RR_.
.
Street
National
General
45%
149 %
3,730
30%
i
General
19%
Employers Group Assoc
First
115
110%
10
Mass
29%
115
Prop Trust
series A
preferred class E>
preferred adjustment
SS
28%
32
110
110
100
1st preferred
5%
28%
Jan
Railroad—
Hecla
&
Eastern
147% 149%
32
(-* o o
1
Service
6%
Jan
___100
_
Providence
&
Eastern
Jan
41
Railway—
Personal
Cities
45
Jan
100
pfd_
_
Maine
&
Calumet
Jan
38%
148%
prior preferred
Eoston
41%
70
25
Elevated
Boston
235
39%
Copper
&
Boston
1%
43%
38%
*
Anaconda
Boston
41%
50
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
Boston
High
Low
Lieht
&
Power
Federated
Range Since January 1
■*
Tel..
&
Shares
High
100
Chemical-
Refining
Woolen
American
Davton
for Week
Low
Low
Par
Sales
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Boston Stock
t
1949
7,566,316
$1,069,000
Domestic
$66,307,500
OTHER
Jan. I to Jan. 27
1950
1949
1,176,441
shares
Bonds
6,728,900
18,864,900
Industrial
&
212,000
10,000
.'950
$65,000
167,000
2,811,900
Railroad
5,000
19,000
Week Ended Jan. 27
$3,000
26,000
Foreign
6,000
54.000
274,000
1949
56,000
$10,000
194,000
$2,000
188,000
153,000
17,911,964
38,515,085
Bonds
Bank
International
Total
$62,000
202,000
1,495,850
Stocks—No. of
U. S. Government
$7,000
104,430
293,555
241,470
318,240
238,540
299,615
Saturday
Jan. 1 to Jan. 27
4,660,965
7,248,835
Corporate
$21,742,800
1950
1949
.'950
,
shares
of
Foreign
Government
$55,000
Shares)
Total
Week Ended Jan. 27
.
Stocks—No.
Bonds {Far Value)
Foreign
Domestic
of
Week Ended Jan. 27, 1950
$1,835,900
3,907.500
3,570,400
4,751,500
3,409,500
4,268,000
______
$56,000
$2,811,900
$18,864,900
7,248.835
Stocks
Government
$6,000
25,000
25,000
$207,000
586,500
397,400
514,500
351,500
755,000
-
Total
Bank
Bonds
United States
Bonds
Foreign
■
Bonds
Sliares
550.850
—
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Isle
1950
Monday, January 30,
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
common
Young Spring & Wire common—
1
*
29
27
Volume
171
Number 4377
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
Los
Friday
Week's K
•■..
Juneau
(Alleghany
i
Gold
Corp
Alils-Chalmers
(American
(American
Amer
10
Power
Tel
American
&
(Un)__
•
(Un)
St
(Un)
San
Tel
&
Co
Copper
Steel
Co
Avco
Manufacturing
Corp
(Un)
32
3%
Jan
4
34
Jan
1614.
29
a__
'
a
32
30%
Jan
28%
Jan
29
Jan
486
70
37%
17
5%
6
8
Jan
109
555
9%
Jan
Bros
Corp
Barnsdall
Basin
Oil
'Bendix
__5
20c
Cons
Bethlehem
(Un)
Corp
Jan
PI
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Airplane Company
Boeing
50c
Bolsa Chlca OH Corp
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
•
i
Budd
Co
California
Calumet
Gold
Mines
17
4%
Jan
25c
Jan
Schenley Industries
Seaboard
Jan
19
Oil
Sears
Jan
25c
Finance
Seaboard
Jan
•
Caterpillar Tractor Co
13
Jan
36%
Jan
Jan
6%
3,300
5%
Jan
a49% a49%
270
23%
Chrysler Corp
! Cities Service Co
___25
46%
26%
1
10
a__
a—
8%
14%
165
23%
Jan
23%
f
Chollar
Corp
&
Consolidated
Edison
of
Consolidated
Continental
Oil
Creameries
Crown
/
Sav
Co
Zellerbach
1
(Un)
5
Co
Industries
Electric
Bond
Electrical
Products
5
Corp
4
Exeter Oil Company Ltd A
1
Farmers and Merchants Natl Bank_100
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
1
Garrett
Corporation
General
Electric
General Foods
General
Public
(B
•
Corporation
Motors
General
Goodrich
(Un)
Corp
Util
F)
(Un)
Corp
5
Hilton
Hotels
Holly
Hudson
Hunt
—*
Corp
5
Development
Co
Interlake
Iron
International
25c
10
of
Can
(Un)
Petroleum
Lockheed Aircraft
Inc
.
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Menasco
Mfg
Merchants
(Un)
Inc
(Un)
North
Central RR
Corporation
Co
Northern
Pacific
Northrop
Aircraft
Occidental
Ohio
Ohio
Oil
6r,'(
(
Un)
&
(Un)
American
305
Jan
9%
Jan
17
Jan
43%
a—
a
72
1,562
16%
437
a76
128
109
44%
JaiP."
642
10%
Jan
69%
Jan
16%
Jan-
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
46%
Jan
112%
350
11%
Jan
12%
1.75
4,250
1.65
Jan
1.85
1,832
Jan
15%
9%
525
9%
Jan
10%
375
35%
Jan,
38"%
2,000
4%c
Jan '*
7%c
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
2.25
3,500
75
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
320
28%
Jan
29
Jan
28 %
a34% a35%
11%
12%
98
700
2.10
Jan
a__
9%
2.30
Jan
a__
Jan
13%
5%
765
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
17%
17%
405
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
299
51
Jan
51
Jan
45%
Jan
46%
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
26%
Jan
26%
Jan
310
310
310
10
14
14
658
11%
75c 77 %c
400
75c
a39% a39%
18
1%
1%
600
80c
70c
80c
4,100
18%
18%
18%
393
3
3
100
56%
306
Jan
310
Jan
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
a__
1%
70c
17%
3
89c
Jan
a
2
Jan
Jan
90c
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
56%
576
1.60
1.60
1.65
400
1.60
Jan
1.65
Jan
17%
17%
770
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
a9%
a9
a9%
100
8%
Jan
9 %
Jan
22%
22%
500
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
12
12%
570
13c
14c
16,500
11%
11%
19
19
150
54%
Jan
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10
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114
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114
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50
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High
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Cleveland Cliffs Iron
JANUARY 27
STOCKS
Shares
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Co
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EXCHANGES
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Monday, January 30, 1950
Sales
Last
Sale Price
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Chicago Towel Co conv pfci
Chrysler Corp
CHRONICLE
V
Volume 171
Number 4877
THE-COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(491)
OTHER
STOCK
RANGE
San Francisco Stock
Friday
STOCKS
American
Cp
(Un)
Airlines
Inc
Range
American Factors
American &
Ltd
Amer
Radiator
&
Stan
Tel
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American
&
(Un)
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•
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1,010
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Jan
10%
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18
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3%
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150
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210
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Avco
Jan
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Bendix
Oil
Co
,
Jan
14%
5%
Jan
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Jan
National
Auto
Jan
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30%
Jan
(Un)
13
35%
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5
32
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16%
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156
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28
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036
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259
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110
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Jan
125
27%
71
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300
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4.32%
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1,303
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100
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43%
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Jan
2.15
170
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Jan
Texas Company (Un)
Tide Water Associated
Jan
Jan
1.70
49
200
16
105
•
(Ind)
Jan
21
100
49(4
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Jan
18%
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Jan
10%
Jan
Union
Oil
1.90
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9%
Jan
28%
Jan
a
2.05
&
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29
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26
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Jan
27 Va
Jan
13%
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13%
Jan
25%
25%
455
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
14%
303
13
Jan
15%
Jan
13%
3%
390
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2,972
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Carbide
9%
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Universal
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Utah-Idaho
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4%
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Jan
17
368
16%
Jan
17
Jan
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54%
310
51
Jan
54(4
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46
46 V4
1,081
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46%
33
33%
343
3214
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33%
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25
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
Western Air Lines Inc
Western Dept Stores
17
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50
7%
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17%
17%
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17%
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Jan
Jan
Bros
Pictures
Petroleum
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Pacific
Western
Union
32-%
32 "4
32 %
320
32 %
Jan
32(4
Jan
14(4
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14%
636
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11
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210
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42
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400
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16
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7%
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2.545
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16
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100
277
277
13
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277
Jan
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1.524
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Jan
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com
Equipment Co
Warner
1
36
Jan
21 Vb
35%
__
17(4
common
Jan
•
:
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50
7,969
1
Jan
7
,
1,520
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73
21
1
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7
33%
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49%
47%
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Jan
1.70
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12%
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United Aircraft
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Jan
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Stores
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Victor
Hi
12%
Jan
25
71 VB
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8
Jan
7
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49%
19
8.75
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440
15
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Jan
140
80
750
105
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11%
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40%
12(4
Jan
430
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1,766
150
♦
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1,685
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10
(Un)
49%
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400
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Jan
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4
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10
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Jan
6
41%
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1,330
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&,
1(4
29
310
42 %
_
(Un)
27
7
100
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Sinclair
1(4
80
*
129
12(4
common
Orpheum
S & W Fine
10%
19
(Un)
27
7
common
18%
105
(Un)
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11%
10
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of
oil
1,800
1,633
1
Jan
33%
!
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11
23
50(4
1.65
Jan
1.40
7
25
18%
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Jan
32
27
100
10 "4
20
Land
Macy & Co (R
Magnavox Co
62 (4
14%
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Copper Corp
McNeill
Jan
67
1
Co
Corp
(R
Jan
61 Va
19
Power
County
•fV
1,043
105
KMser-Frazir Corp
Kennecott
7.338
62(4
23
.
Jan
25c
100
700
15%
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
1,270
15%
•
Co
&
•
59 %
12%
.
25c
1.50
33%
11%
•
common
World
Incorp
30%
69
6%
Tel
Jan
25c
1.50
A_25
Preferred
Jan
Va
Rayonier
:■
—
8%
30
15%
*
•
Canada
22c
327
33%
33%
*
Oil
Equip
59 %
16
Mining Co
Loew's
11(4
11%
Co
Johns-Manville
Libby
1.150
11
ExDloratlon
International
Leslie
Jan
11(4
tUn)
Power
Kansas
11%
a42%
Inc
Independent
100
25c
1
5
common
Standard Oil Co of N J
Idaho
vpm
215
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Jan
25
Preferred
Jan
'
a—
Jan
•
Maryland Mines Corp
IXL
104(2
7Va
3
Idaho
Intl
I*
50
740
(Un)__*
Inc
Battery Co class A
Development Co
Oil
19
(Un)
13%
a
_•
of Calif class A_
Pineapple Co Ltd
Honolulu
Jan
.
Jan
241
10%
____1
Oil Co
Hawaiian
Hobbs
Jan
18%
7(4
6%
16 (2
*
(Un)
(Un)
non-cum
Bros Stores
44%
100
Pure Oil Co
14'%
Greyhound Corp
Hale
Jan
18(4
40%
(Un)__lO
new
72
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Graham-Paige Motors
40
18(4
Jan
25
—
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Goodyear
680
Jan
11 3
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Co
Ltd
preferred
Jan
42
common
49 %
common
4/4
Jan
90
40
1414
42 (b
*
Safety Razor
Glhddn.g McBcan &
Goodrich
Jan
18
Jan
11 %
a28%
6(4
*
preferred
Gillette
19%
Jan
86
Jan
1%
*
2nd
Jan
16
55
Jan
10
common
___
Convertible
18Va
357
10%
13:%
•
Corp
Corp
19%
Jan
•
series
Pictures Corp
18%
11
.
2(4
(Un)
Jan
11%
13%
64%
10
com
Electric Co
13(4
Jan
200
30
59"'
1
Machinery
Jan
10%
200
8
1
Food
11 Vb
382
13%
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Corp Ltd
Liquidating Corp
R
A
852
11%
10%
0%
40%
F
12%
11(4
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pfd
__i_7Vfe
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (Un)
*
Pullman Inc (Un)
__
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Eureka
11 %
11%
13%
12
Jan
12'/a
90
Petroleum Co—
Whistle conv prior
Jan
4
Co
1.30
___100
102% 102%
5
Products Corp
Jan
25
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philippine Long Distance
Jan
27%
•
Bond & Share Co
Electrical
1.30
•
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Jan
190
1,272
5
common
200
Jan
16
common
Companies
30%
__15
Nemoura
Co
1.30
1.30
Jan
A
Pont
Jan
25
Cement
Motor Co
Paramount
Jan
20
41
•
Rights
Eastman
ll'/a
15
Preferred
—
3%
•
Co common....;
Jan
Jan
30%
41
13%
5
Fields
Chemical
Jan
10%
19(4
B
common
Corp
Pacific Western
Va
29%
5
B common
24 Vb
^___100
31
63 Vb
a
com
18'A
Jan
737
1
Preferred
Jan
130
a
i
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Jan
10%
10%
16
1
549
a
.
Jan
Jan
16%
22
87
preferred
Tel
32 Va
Radio
Steel
18'A
17 Vb
935
536
10
class
Service
&
63%
ft
Crucible
537
23
10-%
1
Jan
18%
comraonj
preferred
329
29 (4
•
25
181/4
100
preferred
Lighting
Public
2,600
f.3%
.
Jan
Jan
17%
10
Corp
Corp
32%
.
1
56Vb
24
17(4
5
Portland
1.80
30%
1
(Un)__
17 Vb
5
Pacific
32V4
%
V3
Aircraft
Jan
362
100
com
&4.50 preferred
Jan
618
29 %
•
55%
24(4
22%
25
Pacific
Jan
731
24
17(4
common
Electric
Jan
100
Fisneries
redeeemable
1.70
__
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a55'4 a56%
2.00
1
(Un)
FliMiips
Consolidated Coppermines
a55(4
Jan
•
25
32%
30%
*
8
5%
5%
Jan
12%
♦
Edison
Consolidated Chem
__
9'A
Jan
30
17
Broadcast
Columbia
20
_
Jan
1st preferred
5(4%
1st preferred
5% 1st preferred
Jan
833
—
__
9
Aggregates
63%
common
52
6%
Jan
6
35(4
34%
__
—3(4
Iron
&
9
(Un)
(Un).
Filters
Co
&
Paraffir.e
Colorado
9
Sugar Plantation
Pacific Finance
Pac
5
United
Paauhau
a
4%
30%
a72%
9
10
1.75
Jan
a57% a57%
25
Service
Jan
•
3.00
__
<Un)__100
Chrysler Corp
Jan
19c
8
2.90
1.8O
25
—
25c
Jan
±
Jan
32%
•
Jan
16c
Jan
a4G% a47%
1
?.
21c
1,100
(Un)__
8%
10
Mining Co
1,325
2,500
common
Co
33(4
a
al0% 010%
25
Jan
17c
•
Co
Edison
Ohio
Jan
34%
:
25
24c
Cons
Petroleum
Ohio
a
.——
35 V2
Oil
Northern Pacific Ry
Pacific
Celanese
Central
Tractor
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
<Un)______l%
24 %
1.75
(Un)
4
7%
_
common
Dry Ginger Ale
Case (J I) & Co
(Un)
Jan
250
Jan
16c
(Un)
preferred
30%
__
Packing CorD
Canada
15%
-
Jan
10
__
California
Jan
23c
(Unl
Co
125
4%
«
.
14(4
1.75
1
Aviation
1,597
•
California Art Tile class A
California
Ink
Co
2,885
1
Amercan
8
a
;_i
Jan
15(4
24 %
16c
(Un)
American
33%
__
*
____
11
23c
(Un)
North
a9%
3.00
__
Jan
1.75
Co
RR
8
'
_15
26'/a
10%
a
1
Products
Mining
Central
High
Jan
50
10%
15
•
31%
33 '4
(Un)
(Un)
Borg-Warner
Byron
Corp
10%
24(4
a
23
10
Corp
a9(4
—
2
Holdings
Co
Jan
104
a—
5%
Park
—
9Va
Jan
23c
670
Low
660
P10
Mines
(Un)
Fibres
Pacific
Bethlehem
=■
Jan
5%
400
RanRr Since January I
High
26 Va
15
alO%
10
North
a—
7%
10
37
__
5
Bishop Oil Co
Chic
a
545
36%
__
_5
Corp
Low
25%
_*
Natomas Co
Jan
34
4,400
&
Distillers
250
26c
(Un)
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Jan
32
104
5%
Ward
69%
a
20c
~
1
Portland Cement pfd
148'/♦
30
5%
__
3
Shares
_1
Jan
57
6
Co
Cons
Jan
320
a22% a22%
common
Lode
M
Jan
29
50
9%
al05%al07%
__
P10
(Un)
Aviation
Bendix
Cities
&
Occidental
Larnsdall
Elair
__
2Va
Big
8'/a
—
5
Imp Diesel Engine
Atok
M
69%
1,558
10% allVa
a
__
5
com
&
Monolith
N
Armour
for W'eck
5
Mfg Co
Mindanao Mother
M
Machine
Co Inc
28
195
__
Sales
Range
of Prices
a—
146%
745
29%
__
13%
a
15
31 Va
32
.
50
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
14
—
__
•
(Un)
14
a54% a55%
a55%
14
(Un)
Mining
Meier 6c
18Va
__
*
100
(Un)
Co
Jan
3
1
Frank
25
18%
(Glenn
Navigation
Jan
al5% al5%
--
al53A
Co
Matson
23 Va
10"A
Calculating
Montgomery
San
Corp
Woolen
*
Martin
High
290
9%
18'/a
20
(Un)
& Refining
Tel Co (Un)
American
10%
Low
23 %
Marchant
Range Since January 1
High
23 Ve
__
(Un)
American Smelting
American
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Shares
1
(Un)
Foreign Power
American Power & Light
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
oi Prices
*
(Un)
>7
Sales
Last
Par
Reduction
EXCHANGES
ENDED JANUARY
Exchange
Week's
SalePriee
Air
FOR WEEK
a21%
568
a
22
55
5'A
Jan
1.05
Jan
5%
Jan
a__
a__
8
♦
360
8
Jan
17
17 %
300
17
Jan
18
Jan
31(4
17%
*
8%
31%
150
30%
Jan
31 (4
Jan
a20% a20%
Bzoa
a30 V8
10
49(4
a30% a31 Va
49(4
49(4
5
a
9(4
Jan
a__
227
31%
J a 11
33
Jan
600
48%
Jan
49%
Jan
31
32
(492)
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
MARKETS
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
FOR
Monday, January 30, 1950
27
Friday
Montreal Stock
Funds
Canadian
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Sales
for Week
National
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Nauonal
'
Low
Par
Abltlbl
Power
$1.50
Sc
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
class
21%
Jan
22%
22%
22%
2,855
22%
Jan
Co
of
Canada
Electric
4%
24%
24'%
Jan
25
Jan
8'%
8%
310
8%
Jan
9
Jan
14%
2,405
13%
Jan
15
Jan
55%
55%
56
830
55%
Jan
57%
Jan
26'%
*
26%
470
26
Jan
9
25
Bathurst
&
Trac
9
Jan
7
Jan
8
Jan
7'%
alOc
34
20c
Jan
20c
Jan
25'%
24%
25%
1,032
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
25%
7%
975
25%
25%
1,445
25
Jan
26
Jan
40
40
40%
7,151
40
Jan
41
Jan
Power
•
19%
19%
20%
6,930
19
Jan
20%
Jan
common-
•
25%
1,425
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
26'A
Jan
&
25%
26%
26%
315
27'%
Jan
•
2%
2%
2%
1,600
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
28
27%
28
815
27%
Jan
28 'A
Jan
*
2%
2%
Jan
3 %
Jan
25
Power
Corp
cl
B
26%
A~*
Forest Products
Columbia
2%
2%
___*
17
17
50
*
7
7%
800
6%
Jan
.
Bruck Mills Ltd
class A_:
._
'
105
•
31%
30%
31%
420
30%
5
9
9
9
415
9.00
7%
Jan
Bulolo
Jan
Dredging
Cement
Canada
9.50
Jan
B
class
Iron
Canada
Northern
Canada
Steamship
preferred
Bronze
Jan
29%
Jan
49
27
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
95
40
Jan
21
128
19
Jan
21
,
12
12%
925
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
•
16
16
16%
1,752
14
Jan
16%
Jan
37%
36%
38
1,074
34
Jan
38
Jan
22%
22%
22%
2,001
22'A
Jan
23%
Jan
•
23%
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
20
Jan
20%
Jan
22.90
Jan
23
Jan
•
12
23%
23%
109
20%
20%
75
23
22.95
23
495
•
11 V*
11%
11%
935
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
20
common
14%
14%
15
330
14
Jan
15
Jan
*
common
preferred.^
—20
common
Flour
Ontario
•
common
preferred
A
38
220
37%
Jan
39
Jan
23
250
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
9
135
_____*
common...,
45%
23
Jan
9
Jan
9
45%
45%
Jan
45
75
Jan
28
28
50
27%
Jan
28
Jan
33
33
40
33
Jan
36%
8%
8%
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
8%
40
8%
Jan
26%
25%
27
1,080
25%
Jan
29
Jan
161/4
16%
17%
300
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
•
•
Canadian
Oil Companies
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
17%
17
Cardy Corp class A
20
13
•
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Co
Ltd
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Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
*
20%
20%
21
1,135
19'A
Jan
21
Jan
•
22%
22%
22'A
115
22
Jan
23
•
66%
66'%
67'%
1,364
66%
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68%
Jan
•
21
20%
21
1,284
20%
Jan
22
Jan
40
40
75
45
Jan
Corp__.
—
——
Ltd
common.
"
Products
•
923
17%
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
14%
Jan
16%
17%
5,883
12%
13
645
16
16%
1,360
Jan
11
*
14'A
14%
14%
140
14%
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consumers Glass
5
100%
99%
101
1,697
99%
Jan
23
24
50
22%
Jan
24'A
*
26%
26%
25
26%
Page-Hersey Tubes
I—
•
45%
45%
50
45%
Jan
47%
Jan
Penmans
—1.
•
56
56
61
56
Jan
56
Jan
1
15
15
175
14%
Jan
15
Ottawa
Light Heat & Power.—
Placer
common
Development
Powell
River
Power
Price
Ltd
4%
&
43%
510
42%
Jan
44%
Jan
16%
674
15%
Jan
17'A
Jan
•
64
63 '/4
65%
3,662
63%
Jan
70%
Jan
100
100
100
46
_*
13
12%
13
815
16
16%
6
6
505
9.30
8.25
9.60
4,545
103% 103%
55
common
Transport
Quebec
Power
Paper
•
preferred.
100
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preferred
2nd
•
,
Saguenay Power 4 % %
1st
Series
Sicks
Breweries
Simon
B
of
5%
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Jan
75
20
Jan
21
Jan
84%
Jan
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Jan
24%
24
24%
1,496
50 %
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50%
Jan
48
47%
48
285
24
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25%
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22
22
50
47%
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20'%
21
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22
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20
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165
20
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21%
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19%
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21
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100
Jan
30
30
160
Jan
30
Jan
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50%
Walker
Ltd
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&
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.
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*
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31%
25
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33
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155
103
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5%
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Jan
15
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1,765
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34%
4,245
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100
34
Jan
5%
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6%
99%
Jan
100
Jan
100
60
•
52'/a
52%
52%
225
52
Jan
53
Jan
25
common
preferred
Jan
105
6%
,
Winnipeg Electric common
a89
Jan
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•
Cotton
Jan
101
14%
a
Jan
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a
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10
105
103
8%
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20
817
101 104%
103
;
100
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100'/a
Jan
1,765
26%
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26%
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19
9%
•
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Jan
100
9 %
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Wabasso
26
20
19%
102
25
28%
100
19%
100
•
100
380
26%
19%
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14
120
14
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9
preferred
Steel
Jan
530
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Canada
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Jan
Jan
21
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Power
preferred
7%
15
31
88%
Chemical common
Tooke
Jan
Jan
14
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Standard
Thrift
12'%
27
320
21
__*
___.
—
of
Jan
104
Jan
103
Jan
86%
preferred —100
Canada
Co
Jan
Jan
14
«
com
4% % preferred
57c
6'%
9.80
•
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.
Southern
Steel
17%
Jan
37%
50
Simpsons class A-Class
Jan
Jan
•
com
certificates
&
16
•
Power
common
trust
(Hi
Jan
8.25
1,015
27%
Jan
13
16
*
preferred—
Williams
Voting
12%
.
100
Jan
6
454
Jan
12'%
1
Water &
4%
A
27
99
99
common
preferred
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12%
27
1
Flour Mills
3t Lawrence Paper 1st preferred
2nd
12%
•
49
•.
,
preferred
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.;;
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common
Royalite Oil Ltd
St Lawrence
Jan
43
15'%
100
Ltd
Co
Holland
Jan
'
16%
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preferred
Provincial
26%
•
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Corp of Canada
Bros
.
26
26
26
200
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
20
20
548
20
Jan
20
Jan
25%
25%
26
791
24'A
Jan
26
Jan
27
27
100
27
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27
27
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1,392
27
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39%
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175
39
27 %
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10
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10
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Scotia
10
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10
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Jan
27%
27%
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Jan
28
Jan
Jan
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Jan
28
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Jan
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40
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Locomotive
Jan
10%
—
•
B
a8'%
270
'
25
Canadian Foreign Investment
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
(B
Jan
9
pid
preferred
Coghlin
30%
Jan
23
37%
25
ciass
28%
3,705
20
25
Converters
30
28%
29
133
11
Mills
Steel
United
Celanese
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10%
Jan
21
$1 series
Class
29
10
Corp
Canadian Car & Foundry
Class A
Canadian
1,230
•
Canadian Canners Ltd
Cottons
29%
50
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
___*
Breweries
$1.75
38%
40
common
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
27
__
cumulative
34 %
40
common
Power
1,904
27
*
____
Foundries
35 %
40
A____
—
Canada
Canadian
34%
34%
20
Forgings
Class
6%
Jan
33
29 V4
•
common
$1.30 preferred
57o
Jan
Ogilvle
Sherwin
Canada
5%
Jan
18
Jan
17
Building Products
Gold
4
•
Preferred
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26 3
Jan
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Paper class A
Light
British Columbia
Class
Jan
25
Power
British American Oil
Class
'
8%
7%
;
Telephone
British
9
—
35
•
Warrants
Brazilian
—
24%
•
Asbestos Corp
Bell
Jan
14%
pfd——25
Argus Corp Ltd common
22%
24%
*
Corp
Jan
14%
*
_____________
23%
High
Low
8%
10%
Weaving
Mines
Range Since January 1
High
a8%
Car
Wire
Low
5
—
Steei
Noranda
7,460
•
Aluminum
High
22%
*
A
Shares
Chemical common—5
Drug &
Niagara
High
21%
Algoma
Amalgamated
Low
21%
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Range Since January J
•
common
for Week
a
Preferred
20
Paper
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
^
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Exchange
Cork
Davis
&
Seal
Leather
Co
•
Co
aL
*
Bridge
Dominion
Coal
Glass
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
120
22%
Jan
23%
8%
8%
25
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
20%
20%
20%
330
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
44 %
Jan
B
Ltd
Textile
43%
43%
44%
2,610
40%
Jan
21
20%
21
615
20
Jan
21
45.
Jan
48
Jan
22%
Jan
33
Jan
35%
Jan
45%
46%
240
20%
20
21%
9,311
34%
34%
34%
115
!
•
400
26%
Jan
27
Jan
Atlas
12
2,074
11%
Jan
12
Jan
Auto
Bathurst
173
30
173
93%
93%
55
93%
Jan".
95
Jan
*
15
15
75
15
Jan
15
Jan
Paper
*
16
1614
170
16%.
Jan
173
Jan
15
20
15'A
15%
16
550
15 %
Jan
i
14%
14%
15
205
13%
Jan
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
•
Fraser
•
Co
16%
Jan
4%%
preferred
Gatineau
Power
Brand
5%
5
General
Bakeries
Ltd
preferred
;
Goodyear Tire & Rub 4%
Hamilton
Howard
$2
&
Bay
Jan
26%
Jan
25%
2,985
70
325
24%
Jan
98
Jan
98%
Jan
17%
Jan
19
Jan
106 106%
55
106
Jan
106%
65
110
Jan
110%
Jan
Burnett
Smelting
Oil
Ltd—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
47o
6%
preferred
Indust
4\\c/0
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Canada
Flooring
18%
Jan
Canada
Malting
Co
105% 105%
20
52% a52%
60
a
Jan
52%
105%
Jan
Canada
Starch
Jan
104
52%
Jan
Canada
19%
Canadian
13%
Jan
38
Jan
18%
18%
18%
1,300
18'A
Jan
12%
12%
726
12
Jan
35
35
35%
595
35
Jan
49%
49%
1
49%
Jan
50
Jan
46%
47%
47%
1,675
45%
Jan
47%
Jan
5%
21%
22
22%
6,587
14%
14%
14%
788
26%
26%
26%
1,280
7%
7%
325
Co
preferred
Industries
Canadian
Jan
7%
Silk
Vickers
99% a99%
15
99%
Jan
110
29%
Jan
4%
Jan
2,664
30%
100
Power
Co
38%
Ltd
37%
9%
9%
*
H5
Corp
Ltd
146 146%
146
7y2
common.
30%
38%
195
2,010
9%
1,226
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75
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7%
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of
the
Ltd
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preferred
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Canadian
Western
Canadian
Westinghouse
5
Jan
Cassidy's Limited
17
Jan
17%
Jan
31%
Jan
32%
Jan
3
„_
I
Structural
Export
—-
25
__II*
A
•
__
9
__
Corp
Ltd
Massey-Harris
common
*
100
—
»
___
__
95
23%
MeColl-Frontenac
Molson Breweries
Montreal
Montreal
Montreal
Morgan
Murphy
National
T/o
Oil
8%
Jan
10'A
Jan
Jan
47
48
Jan
21
365
20
%
Jan
22%
Jan
11%
110
11 %
Jan
11%
Jan
Claude
19%
19%
105
19%
Jan
25
25%
366
25
Jan
152
152
15
152
19
125
19
Jan
•
Jan
20
28%
155
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
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75
16%
Jan
17
Jan
U
11
25
11
Jan
11%
Jan
9
9
50
9
Jan \
9%
10
4,150
9%
Jan
7%
5
7%
Jan
17
17
50
17
Jan
94
95
45
94
Jan
95
23%
24%
.
9,848
&
Paint
Co
21%
Jan
5%.
For footnotes
.
Jan
10
see
page
36
4
5,240
3'A
Jan
4%
Jan
97
365
92%
Jan
99 %
Jan
1.50
Jan
1.60
Jan
Jan
1.60
1.60
100
10
10
10
195
10
Jan
10%
22'A
22%
22 "a
1,450
22
Jan
22%
1
12
8
Jan
17
Jan
Class
Jan
Dominion
25%
Jan
David
B
Dominion
Jan
Eastern
Jan
East
50%
51%
210
49%
Jan
54
Jan
Esmond
21
21
21%
820
20%
Jan
22
Jan
Fairchild
a.50% a50%
20
a50%
Jan
Jan
Federal
45
4,29'J
40
a22
a22
50
34%
34 %
36
2,723
41%
42
401
12'A
400
12
Jan
12'A
Jan
49
49
5
49
Jan
51%
Jan
10
10%
1,555
10
Jan
10%
12%
12%
85
5
5%
400
12%
37%
103
a22
34%
41%
a50%
Jan
45
Jan
Fleet
Jan
103
Jan
Ford
Jan
5%
Jan
12
12
12
Jan
12
Jan
17 %
140
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
22%
23
656
22%
Jan
24
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al76
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177'%
Jan
178
Jan
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10
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Jan
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Jan
8
2,820
5 '/a
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8
Jan
2%
22%
7%
7%
25
Jan
3
3
350
Jan
3'A
Jan
al.50
80
al.50
Jan
al.50
Jan
•
*
23%
24
55
23%
Jan
24
90
91
415
Jan
94
3%
3%
8,315
57'/a
a 58
30
1
—
common
100
*
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——_—
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class
3
3%
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a
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88
3%
Jan
57
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
57
Jan
12'/a
Jar.
12
12
15
12
Jan
113
113
50
113
Jan
14
14%
300
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
100
7'A
Jan
7'A
Jan
7
Jan
8
2%
Jan
3
Jan
30c
Jan
80c
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39
Jan
40
Jan
7'A
~7
7'A
50
7
7
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a2
1
40c
1,010
39
39
35
,
113
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
2%
1,300
2'/4
Jan
2%
4%
4%
875
4%
Jan
4%
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9
9
100
9
Jan
9
Jan
55c
55c
60c
411
55c
Jan
60c
Jan
15
Jan
15'/8
Jan
2%
Jan
15
15
15 y8
103
24%
24%
24%
200
24%
Jan
25
Jan
Jan
19'A
Jan
17%
17%
18%
6,565
17%
12%
11%
12%
3,330
11
Jan
12%
18'A
18'A
150
18'A
Jan
18%
•
Jan
:'v
Jan
k
Mills
Co
Jan
32
Jan
12'A
Jan
12%
Jan
55
305
50
Jan
55
Jan
39
39%
170
39
Jan
40'A
Jan
,
16%
16%
60
16%
Jan
18
Jan
*
5%
515
5'A
Jan
6
Jan
90
38
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
12%
12%.
50
•
38
38'A
15%
15%
15%
25
15%
15%
Jan
Ltd
5
1.75
1.75
1.75
2,630
1.40
Jan
1.75
Jan
Co class A
*
9%
9%
9%
50
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
1.75
Jan
26
Jan
of
Sec
1.30
1.30
1.35
3.125
class A—•
24%
24'A
24%
925
24'A
a5
a5
a5
37
5
Jan
5
Jan
92
92
40
92
Jan
92
Jan
14%
14'A
14%
300
14'A
Jan
15%
Jan
Ltd
Canada
6%
Jan
—.___*
1.30
red pfd
100
Jan
Foreign
37
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd — *
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com
•
Jan
31
39
a22
42
50
54%
Jan
Power
31
Power 7% pfd—__—100
Ltd preferred
..20
Manufacturing
Motor
31
5%
Aircraft
Grain
.
54%
*
*
Co Ltd.*
Co Ltd
Products Ltd
Paper
Steel
1
*
Works Ltd
Oilcloth & Linoleum
Kootenay
__
50
A
—
—
Engineering
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
al.50
—
Ltd
Jan
Jan
5
12%
17%
17%
•
*
1
Bakeries
Frere
&
22
103
Alcohols
Jan
12
•
Jan
16%
25
3%
95%
*
General Advert cl A__10c
preferred
9
Jan
a22
preferred
Jan
3%
Ltd..*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
•
Consolidated Textile Mills com
•
Jan
*
common
6'A
95%
——
14%
Co
Breweries
Jan
Consoliadted Lithograph Mfg Co
21
preferred—100
5
of Canada Ltd.*
Consolidated Div Stand Sec class A—•
Preferred
——*
125
103
common
preferred
Consolidated
2,671
37%
Ltd
Preferred
21%
41
179
40c
Commercial
15%
100
4% 7*
6%
B
__
Tramways.
(H)
Co
Co
Wines Ltd
Neon
Class
14%
-
5
Chateau-Gai
21%
—
5
Jan
14%
40
Jan
Jan
„•
Telegraph
Jan
10
40%
21%
Ltd
Jan
11
4
146%
*
Locomotive
17'A
1,520
Jan
37%
*
(Robert)
Jan
10
T/o-
Donnacona
Mitchell
Jan
10
preferred i.—
—100
Chatco Steel Products Ltd common..—•
Preferred
—10
7%
__
•
preferred
'
9
16%
Jan
146
19
152
comllHI*
Steel
class
•
:
Lumber
Jan
11%
•
B
Mailman
5%
100
(John
Ltd
MacKinnon
•
common
;
Lang & Sons Ltd
Lewis
,_*
10
10
com__*
Ltd.
Jan
8%
Lf.batt
Jan
5,300
2
•
Company
31
100%
20%
20%
*
com
Products class A
Canadian
32
common
Jan
9
35c
Jan
7%
Canadian
a
Ltd
Co
Ltd
& Paper Inv Ltd
Jan
31%
Serv
Canadian Pwr
Jan
100
Utilities
Canadian
87
355
Public
Jan
Jan
31
4%
International
14%
26%
Jan
17%
Jamaica
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
Petroleum
Marconi
14%
26
Tr
Inv
85%
4%
International
Inter
29%
*
International
Canadian
25
25
preferred
45c
a9tA
16%
*
common
Rand
Ingersol
Jan
2,510
6%
Paper
23%
31
32
Jan
9'A
*
—100
85%
•
Jan
5
•
preferred
V/e
85%
25
preferred
International Nickel of Canada
30c
16
————*
Class A
30%
100
Jan
17
*
_*
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
•
convertible preferred
International Bronze common
T/o
Jan
common
Ltd
Food Products Ltd
100
common
5%
International
21%
...
Ltd
Vinegars
Jan
12%
25
—
Jan
2.00
5
Ltd class B
Ltd
Co
Jan
£i
Acceptance Corp
preferred
16'A
Jan
1.85
*
Canada & Dominion Sugar
17%
common_5
—
preferred
Jan
500
—1
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
110
*
a
_———*
Ltd
Canadian
Imperial
16
55
2
1
£
575
•
Jan
7%
16
•
100
common
2%
50
&
A
Jan
4
Jan
7
Jan
30c
•
class
Jan
8%
7
50
2
—*
Vancouver
16
175
4
*
Company
17%
•
common
A__
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Jan
Jan
16
16
15
7'/a
4 '
270
7
•
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•
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2%
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5%
B
Brown
17%
•
Paper
Mining
Class
B
class
a
1,100
A
Jan
110% 110%
106
•
preferred
Hudson
30%
18%
1927—50
Bridge
Smith
16
Jan
98%
100
pfd
a4
Ltd
of
•
Alabastine
a4
Packers
Columbia
*
common
5%
Gypsum Lime
Jan
29
17%
100
General Steel Wares
Jan
15
355
98%
100
preferred
British
5,683
Distillers
&
Brewers
Jan
15%
•
preferred
% %
Jan
15%
29%
25
25%
*
class
Ltd
Millen
&
16
15
15
100
.
common
.
29
*
common
*
3
Co
Paper
&
Range Since January I
Low
15%
7%
;
Brandram-Henderson
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Electrolux Corp
15%
Fabrics Products class B.
Pr
Shares
>
High
7%
Eelgium Glove & Hosiery
Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
173
100
;
Low
15%
Ltd
Steels
of Prices
Ltd—--——5
Co
Develop
Anglo-Nfld
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
27
Jan
preferred
Ltd
Week's
-
Sale Price
27
11%
,—100
Bros
Last
STOCKS
11%
•
common
common
46 Vt
Funds
Friday
Jan
19%
Canadian
Jan
•
class
Montreal Curb Market
Jan
8%
•
Coal
preferred
Dryden
23%
25
common
&
Donnacona Paper 4%'A
Donohue
23%
25
preferred
Tar & Chemical
Dominion
23%
•
6%
Dominion
T/o
Jan
•
class
Seagrams
Dominion
Dominion
103
*
Ltd
Class B
Distillers
24
Volume
171
Number 4877
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(493)
CANADIAN
>
Friday
STOCKS
•
.
v
Week's
*
'
*
Sale Price'
Par
Halifax
Insurance
Co J
Low
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12
Horner Ltd
(Frank W) -class A-.—:.—_*
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Inter-City
Baking
Co.
International
Metal
International
Paints
Ltd--,.
Indus
class
(Can)
convertible
Lambert
Lowney
(Walter
MacLaren
Maple
M)
Power
Leaf
/
Co
As
Milling
Massey-narris
Maxwell
Co
Mica
Ltd
45
*
&
Mount
Royal
N
C
Reitmans
5%
Corp
(Can)
red
Ltd
Canada
15
Jan
16%
Jan
Acadia
35%
Jan
37%
Jan
Acme
Union
Gas
of
pfd—20
Grain
Co
Metals
Eob'S
Lake
7
Jan
Jan
97
Jan
90c
1.00
1,100
17%
17%
97
11
Jan
85c
Jan
11
Jan
1.05
Jan
125
18%
Jan
6%
355
5%
Jan
109%
110
55
109%
Jan
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55
53%
Jan
Ltd
9%
Jan
5
17%
17%
25
Jan
17%
18%
19
225
18
Jan
19%
Jan
12
12
25
12
Jan
12
Jan
113
Jan
115
Jan
—...
113
115
9%
13
43c
43c
2,334
137/8
13%
14
Jan
Jan
17%
99
43c
15
Jan
Jan
15
42c
Jan
43c
Jan
535
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
11
10%
150
10%
Jan
11
Jan
15
100
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
35%
35%
4
35'/a
Jan
35'/e
Jan
25
r 25
1
25
Jan
25
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28%
330
26
Jan
28%
Jan
13
13'A
995
12%
Jan
19%
Jan
50
50
110
50
Jan
51
Jan
25
17 "
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*
1.00
*
11%
1.00
1.00
1,602
1.00
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1.00
Jan
11%
11%
100
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
15 %
*
15%
47
14
Jan
15%
Jan
♦
Chesterville
;
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1,000
38,000
Jan
2c
Jan
3c
Jan
Jan
62c
Jan
54 %c
4%c
4%c
I,500
1.25
1.30
3,000
27c
27c
30c
4,600
27c
5c
11,000
4c
Jan
20,500
9c
Cadillac
Jan
5c
10%c
1
-
8%c
—1
Aluminium
80c
15
_1
Ltd
Dulama Gold Mines Ltd
.,
Jan
Jan
Jan
3c
9,000
2%c
Jan
3%c
Jan
1.52
500
Jan
1.75
Jan
5c
5,700
5c
Jan
5'Ac
Jan
1.50
89c
5.300
63c
Jan
89c
Jan
6%c
4.000
,6c
Jan
8c
Jan
15
15
220
15
Jan
15
Jan
21c
21c
500
20c
Jan
21c
Jan
a53
200
54c
Jan
57c
Jan
1,000
16c
Jan
18 %c
Jan
13,500
6c
Jan
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^
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:
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14c
11c
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*
Ltd
Jan
31c
•
Jan
6%c
__
1
Jan
7%c
5c
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6%c
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El
Gold
Sol
Mines
Gold
Formaque
Giant
Gold
Yellow
Goldbeam
Golden
17%c 17%c
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6c
Jack
Cons
Lake
Jaculet
6c
7c
Mines
Labrador
9c
Jan
Lake
<1945)
Mines
Gold
Louvicourt
Mines
Ltd
Gold
Nechi
Cons
Norlartic
Mines
Mines
Ltd-.
Puto
Cons
Ltd
Ltd
San
Antonio
Ltd
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Mines
Gold
"
Cons
Torbrit
Mines
Jan
3.20
Jan
Jan
2c
4.000
2c
Jan
2c
Jan
24c
7,572
21c
Jan
24c
Jan
72c
Jan
82c
6c
2,000
4.50
Jan
4c
6c
Jan
13'A
5.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%c Jan
6c
Jan
13%
13%
3%c
3%c
4,000
3%c
Jan
3%c
Mines
15c
16c
7,000
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
52c
Apex
Aquarius
Area
550
14
Jan
Atlas
Atlas
Ltd
Nova
Oil
Co
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
3,05
9c
Jan
.3,25
Jan
5c
2,000
9%c
123,100
5%c
Jan-,
9c
Jan
Canada
2%c
1,000
2%c
Jan
2%c
Jan
Canada
22%
5,575
19
Jan:
22%
Jan
5c
iJan
5%c Jan
;
10c
3.65
100
12c
33.500
22.500
6.300
9,300
2.926
7c
3.65
10c
1.92
69c
52c
Pan
Petroleums
Western
Oils
7%.c
7%c
1,000
6%c
2.40
2.50
6.300
2.40
1.28
1.33
10.800
Jan
Canada
Jan
100
4c
5'Ac
6,500
2.20
2.20
200
4.20
24%c
7.65
3.00
4c
2.20
2.69
Jan
For
footnotes
see
page
36
10,587
%
c
29,300
27%
I,450
40
185
39%
39%
105
1.30
18.450
GOc
1.36
Jan
14'Ac Jan
71c
Jan
common
4.45
25c
1,100
2,500
4.20
23c
Class
Jan
25c
Jan
7.90
300
52c
56c
3,000
1.39
1.39
100
2,70
100
2.25
Jan
2.70
Jan
1.41
1.56
2,975
1.22
Jan
1.74
Jan
7.65
52c
1.39
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.25
400
1.10
Jan
1.15
700
1.10
Jan
11%
12%
8,063
8.25
58c
1.39
1.30
1.18
Jan
Jan
Jan
class
27c
Jan
31c
Jan
140
25
Jan
26
Jan
310
13
Jan
14
Jan
40
Jan
41
Jan
40%
6,779
7.05
8.50
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
15%
15%
200
15
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
15%
50
50
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
50
25
12c
52
Jan
12c
13c
Jan
14c
Jan
40c
54c
4,100
33,200
12c
50c
39c
Jan
2%c
54c
2%c
2%c
2,000
2c
Jan
14c
14c
2%q Jab
4,500
14c
Jan
19c'
2%c
2%c
Jan
3c
Jan
15c
Jail
25c
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2%c
5,800
16c
15c
20c
25.399
9.55
9.55
9.75
1,305
35c
3,800
30c
50
9.50
30c.
Jan
Jan
9.80
40c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
45
10
Jan
10%
26%
5.7
26%
Jan
26%
Jan
19%
20
10
26%
-
20%
8,472
19%
Jan
20'/a
Jan
17
390
2,570
195
90
90
100 101%
15%
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
25%
Jan
26
Jan
27%
27%
Jan
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90
83
100
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Jan
91%
102
Jan
Jan
Jan
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3
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11%
110
6%
50
6
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Jan
27%
28%
1,545
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28%
Jan
2%
27%
25c
2%
300
2%
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3
Jan
2%
11
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
22c
25c
45.400
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25c
Jan
51c
18"
55c
26,500
50c
Jan
57c
Jan
17%
18
7
7
7%
655
140
15c 15 %c
2.10
7,000
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6%
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7%
Jan
15c
Jan
19 %c
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Jan
18
Jan
1.92
2.10
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2.25
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10c
1,500
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Jan
11c
Jan
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6c
II,650
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
30%
31%
295
14%
14%
2,410
1.92
30%■ Jan
33
300
14%
Jan
14%
29%
30
110
29%
Jan
7%
30%
7%
7%
110
7%
Jan
*
14
14
8
25
14
Jan
14
31
31
65
31
Jan
31
7.70
7.40
7.90
5,885
5%c
5c
51 %c
5
7.40
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%c
Jan
58c
Jan
2,500
5c
Jan
48c
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50c
55c
17,300
3.00
2,305
Jan
3.25
42
42
375
42
Jan
42 %
34
Jan
Jan
Jan
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2.95
Jan
8.35
2.95
•
Jan
Jan
50
Jan
Jan
34
540
34
Jan
38%
Jan
30
65
29
Jan
30
Jan
13%
13%
100
5%
5%
205
12%
5%
Jan
6
Jan
21
■
35 %
30
21
50
21
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
13%
Jan
7
30
6
Jan
7
47
47
48
440
47
Jan
52
12%
12%
12%
275
11 %
Jan
35
34
12%
Jan
35
465
24
Jan
37
Jan
23 %
23
24%
1,840
17
.
Jan
B
Bank
of Commerce
Jan
14
Jan
16%
Jan
38
759
33%
Jan
38
*
Jan
Jan
82
25%
25
80
Jan
82
Jan
32
25
30%
Jan
32
Jan
10
10
82
32
10
635
10
Jan
11%
Jan
25%
25%
390
25
Jan
26
Jan
22%
22%
3,384
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
20
20%»
2.521
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
22.95 23.00
Car
5,712
22%
Jan
23
Jan
619
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
220
11
Jan
12%
Celanese
common
Preferred
23.00
*
common
20%
20 %
20%
20%
•
preferred
22%
•
20
11
11
11%
14%
14%
15
355
14
Jan
•
15
Jan
29
29
30
1,020
265
29
Jan
30%
Jan
37
25
Dredge
common
Preferred
37
37%
Jan
39
Jan
24%
24%
310
24%
Jan
27
Jan
4%
5%
3,770
4%
Jan
6
Jan
11%
12
185
11%
Jan
12
Jan
68
63
25
67
Jan
68
Jan
8%
3%
410
8%
25%
Jan
29
60c
Jan
70c
16'A
Jan
17%
7,000
5%c
Jan
7%c
Jan
Canadian Indus Alco "A"
voting
•
Canadian Locomotive
*
Jan
4.85
Jan
—
11%
22 %c
Jan
Canadian
49%c
Jan
Cos
preferred
8%
common
25%
25%
180
—•
Canadian Malartic
Jan
Jan
Oils
—
100
18c
Jan
•
•
45%c
'
•
Canadian Food Products
8%
202%
695
•
common
A
Canadian
Jan
16 %
20
Canners
Convertible
Class
24%
196
16
37
198 202%
•
preferred
Canadian
•
•
Bakeries
Canadian
1st
Jan
80
16
37%
100
6c
4.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
267/B
6c
1,200
7.05
60c
15
26%
Jan
9,000
Jan
65
26
2.21
16,500
54c
100
16%
Jan
47c
Jan
26
25%
2.00
4.60
Jan
Jan
30c
26
3,800
4.50
1.36
13%
27c
16%
2.21
45%c
40
Jan
2,500
18,000
25%
2.05
21%c22%c
Jan
1.16
9,633
50
Canadian
Jan
3818
15
•
:
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
40
•
A
Jan
Jan
VbC
28'%
Jan
15
*
Class A
11%
9
Jan
Jan
•
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Jan
_*
Canada Wire & Cable class A
Jan
4.70
6c
27 Va
24c
31c
10
Power
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
44c
•
common
Canada Permanent
Mortgage
Canada SS Lines common
2.29
Jan
Jan
2lc
;
3.00
1.15
22c
24c
4%c
20
Class B
5%c
1.20
4.55
3.45
1
Jail
1.15
45%c
Jan
3.20
Jan
4'/4C
*
Jan
Jan
1.20
*
2,900
1
Foundry
Packers
Jan
»
*
.s
3.35
13c
•
Canadian Breweries
—
Jan
.
4%c
•
Machinery
Northern
Jan
2.18
Jan
14 %C
Jan
Jan
*
Malting
Canada
Jan
3.00
—
Stone
Jan
9c
3.00
Crushed
Jan
1.20
'
7%c
Jan
Jan
»
^
2.35
58c
12
Jan
12c
35c
♦
Preferred
14c
Jan
Jan
27c
1
Bread class Ei preferred
Cement common
Foils
7%c
Jan
1
Iron
Jan
8%
5,500
•
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Jan
9,100
*
Canada
Jan
Jan
7%
28c
_•
Flon
Canada
8,500
1
Ltd
Superior Oils Ltd
A
Edmonton
Canada
16,900
*
Ltd
class
common
Jan
62c
1.70
42c
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
A
3.75
76c
1.28
28c
•
14c
Jan
Jan
9%c
41c
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
~~
•
Jan
Jan
62c
Jan
8c
28c
*
preferred
Flin
Jan
13%
10c
40
90
Calmont Oils
Jan
11c
90c
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Pacific
1st
Callinan
56C
4 %c
7.05
,_l
class
Linen
Calgary &
Jan
25%
27/«
Lake
Jan
Jan
lie
1.21
40%
1
65c
Jan
Jan
39%
1.25
1
Jan
2.80
9 %c
27%
100%
Buffalo Canadian
2.00
Jan
39%
»
Ankerite
Jan
29c
1,000
27%
100
Buffadlson Gold
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
6,500
9
♦
65c
Jan
8
1,500
21c
pfd__100
Products
Oil
2,100
64c
•
;
4%
Forest
Packers A
65c
9c
Jan
22c
Jan
6c
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Broulan Porcupine
Bruck Mills* class A
Class B
Caldwell
15c
Jan
13c
5
Electric
Dominion
Co
Jan
3.20
3.25
com_*
common
Columbia Power
&
4s/bC
13c
*
Red
Jan
4 %c
«•-
Jan
♦
Ltd
11 %c 11 %c
Jan
%c
•27
22c
795
•
preferred
3c
9c
'
56,200
8
330
25
Jan
2.70
commmon
1.60
7%
*
Light & Pwr
Oil
3c
55c
1.45
1.38
30,150
Jan
9.90
Jan
7%
6,500
25%
A
Distillers
1,000
60c
1
9%c
50
Burrard class A
72c
Petroleums
GOc
14 %
27 %c
common
Traction
Burns
2..12
'
57c
25
Columbia
Canadian
,
class
Jan
52c
__
8,000
*
prefrered
Cordage
Jan
69c
1.39
10c 10 %c
8%c
11 %c
J
Jan
1.92
•
118,200
7%
•
45c
9c
«
23c
•
70c
69c
24%c
26 %C
1.52
___l
Jan
2.10
4.25
75
4.75
Jan
1
Jan
8c
4c
18c
2,000
10,000
Jan
1
65c
10c
*
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd-
Corp
32c
60c
1
12 %c
15c
20c
7%
14
*
500
3.65
__
Jan
6%c
common
12,500
1
i_l
3 %c
58c
1
Class B
20%
.1.28
1,050
8%c
*
A
Class B
5c
2.42
Jail
4.20
9.60
l
Columbia
5%c
__
22C
19c
1
Columbia
2%c
52c
3,500
4c
1
3c
2,500
,
415
24c
13c
25
65c
1,125
3.30
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9.70
13
44c
13%
3.10
5c
4.50
7%
19 %c
•
Building Products
Burlington Steel
1.85
8%c
Jan
Jan
57c
Preferred
13 %
10c
65c
»
British American
Jan
Jan
Jan
4c
1
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12
Jan
Jan
65c
8c
44c
•
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&
Jan
11.000
34,700
22c
lo
Mines
Brazilian
59c
9c
65c
4.20
1
Brantford
1,000
8c
10
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Hats
&
55c
Jan
9.65
io
Scotia
Gold
Buffalo
83c
55c
21c
Kirkland Gold
Bralorne
British
Jan
8%c
Boycon Pershing
Boymar
British
18c
1
Bordulac
British
Jan
l
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Jan
Jan
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l
Gold
4%%
16c
22c
1
Bonetal Gold
British
Jan
5,500
10
—
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Ribbon
Jan
2.63
1
Ltd
A
preferred
British
16c 17 %c
26 %
4.25
l
class
River
Brewers
57
10 %c
Belleterre Quebec
Bobjo
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
27 %c
Bros
Bonville
13%
*
Telephone
Blue
475
Jan
•
Metals
Mining
Bathurst Power class
A
14%
Jan
58c
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Base
3.30
1.000
1
Ltd
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Toronto
Biltmore
Jan
8c
Hi
of
Bidgood
24c
55%
55c
•
Mines
Bevcourt
Jan
26
i
of
Berens
23c
910
l
Bank
Bell
Jan
600
455
•
(1937)
Bank
Eeatty
80c
24c
56
•
•
Co
9
Jan
8%
26%»
—
♦
Mines
Jan
70c
26%
l
;
Bankfield Consolidated
Bank of Montreal..
66%
2,000
•
Ltd—
:
Mines
Barnat
Jan
2,400
14%
1
Hardware
Bagamac
4%c
300
79c
55%
l
Gold
Jan
1,200
1'
2,000
9
76c
__
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Mines
Aubelle
Aunor
Jan
9c
3.30
7%c
8%
Jan
55%
j
65c
2.70
5,100
24c
i
3c
65c
50c
7c
9
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Canada
Aumaque
3.00
1.92
1
Home
Jan
common
65c
_1
Ltd
Ltd
7%c
Yellowknife
66%
45c
2.75
1
Petroleums
Jan
50c
__
14%
39c
__
1
Ltd--
Mines. Ltd
A
Jan
55c
Steels
315
9c
Calmont
Class
103%
Jan
Atlantic Oil
1,700
1.85
•
General
Jan
48c
Ascot Metals
Corp
Athona
11,000
Oil Stocks—
Federal
102%
Porcupine
Ashdown
Canada
Ltd
Oils
110
102% 103%
__
•
of
Armistice
55c
2.63
Anelo-Canadlan Oil Co Ltd
British Dominion Oil & Dev
Corp
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Oils
25
Mines
3.10
12%
*
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd
Leduc
Jan
Resources
Argus Corp
Arjon Gold
50c
40c
1
Upper Canada Mines
Westville Mines Ltd
Central
24%
l
Nepheline
Consol
a61 a61%
12%
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd—
Asbestos Corp
340
•
Anglo Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
3.00
a62%
1
Ltd
(1944)
Jan
24%
■
l
Jan
15c
50c
Mines
13c
1
Ltd
Co
TTrdted
Jan
5%c
2.299
1
Mines
Mines
Trebor
Jan
12c
Jan
12c
6c
__
1
Sullivan
11
4%c
3%c
1
Gold
Jan
3.000
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Standard
Jan
10%
1,000
Sladen-Malartic
Mines
2.85
275
3,100
•
Santiago Mines Ltd
Stadacona
600
4c
1
Gold
Gold
II,000
75c
_1
-
Corp
Mining Corp
Rochette
5c
4.70
_1
—
Dredging Ltd—
Mining Co LtdQuebec Manganese Mines Ltd—,
Quemont
Jan
3.05
4c
*
Ltd
Yellowknife
10c
10 %
72c
1
Gold
Quebec
Jan
4.50
4c
5
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd—
Orenada Gold Mines
Pitt
Jan
6.20
72c
_1
Mining
5c
Jan
4.GO
1
Mines
Normetal
Jan
6.20
Co
American
Buffalo
Dredging
Louvre
4%c
300
1
Ltd
Fields
Goldvue
New
6,000
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
New
7%c Jan
5c
22c
1
Macdonald Mines Ltd
Malartic
Jan
6.20
36c
12c
24c
_1
Ltd
Goldfields
42c
3,500
.
2c
—1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
8c
1
Ltd
Jan
1,000
_1
Co
Jan
2.95
12c
1
Ltd—
5.30
41c
37c
4%c
__
—1
Exolor
Jan
Jan
10%
__
—1
Gold Mines-—
4 50
41c
6.20
4%c
5
Ltd
Mines
Rowan
Shore
Lingside
Ltd
Ltd..
1,000
7%c
1
1
Mines
Mines
12,800
41c
4%c
7'Ac
1
Mines
Mining &
Lake
Ltd-—
4.90
41c
36c
1
j
Ltd
Fortune
4.50
41c
1
Gold———ul
Gold
Mines
4.65
1
Ltd
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Lake
Mines
Manitou
Hudson-Rand
_1
Ltd
Knife
Mines
Hollinger
Ltd
—
Ltd
Mines
24%
22%
•
American Yellowknife
Anacon Lead
Brand
East Sullivan Mines
Elder Mines Ltd
Jan
Ltd
Aluminum
Jan
1.30
3c
__
_1
4%c
Jan
20,000
1.52
Co—1
—
Jan
1.24
10c
3c
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4c
Jan
8%c
—1
Mining
65c
Jan
5c
9c 10%c
1
Mills
Mines
43c
1.25
_1
Duquesne
Imperial
80,100
*
Ltd
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Gold
3c
62c
65c
1
-
__——
Central
Mines
3c
57c
—1
Mines Ltd
Consolidated
58c
62c
1
Ltd—:
—
Consolidated
60c
—*
Gold
Jan
22%
1
Amalgamated Larder
Barymin
Mines
23 %
24%
Algoma Steel
Jan
28%
__
35%
*
!
Jan
13
♦
—
Jan
Jan
53%
13
115
*
I
—
6%
110
Jan
30
__
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18%
17%
———100
Ltd
Jan
13
*
B___
Jan
9%
9%
:
class
77%
Jan
Jan
9%
■
A
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
110
100
,
76
1,075
18%
35
20c
6%
»
class
510
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
a54
—*
Ltd
76%
17%
35
20c
18%
6%
*
Ltd
2
18%
50
i
125
9%
1st pfd_100
pid
435
35
20c
76
76
18
35
35
*
Mining Corp Ltd
Gold
Duvay
Jan
125
.—10
Candego Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
Donalda
6%
60
11
13
Mines
Metals
Cournor
400
7
a99
A
Com
Gold
Base
Cosmos
Jan
Slocks—
Band-Ore
Bouzan
28%
7
Lead Mines
Barnat
Jan
11
—5
Mines Ltd
Ascot
27%
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__
Arno
130
7
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Materials
Co
Wilson Ltd
(J Ci
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Mining
Jan
11
—*
Products
Anacon
18%
20c
Securities Ltd
Westeel
Western
Jan
a99
common-^
Corporations
United
18%
10
B
United
65
100
pfd
Ltd
Corp
Jan
•
A
__
27%
27%
—
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cum
Canada
21%
3,495
Agnew-Surpass
-
Amusement
Class
3.210
22%
Akaitcho Yellowknife
Alberta Pacific Cons
18%
High
22 %
22%
Oil
Jan
Low
21%
22%
loo
&
Range Since January I
High
21%
Uranium Mines
Gas
Jan
City Rapid Transit
United
37%
Low
Shares
•
Preferred
10
pfd
nr
Paving &
Jan
18%
Southmont Invest Co Ltd—
Twin
9%
for Week
-<of Prices
2fl
Acadia-Atlantic class
Jan
——20
Ltd
Jan
Jan
9
<50%
Jan
__
Co
standard
100
Jan
common
preferred
9%
Russell Industries Ltd
""'iMifirn
50%
$1.50
Paper
18%
preferred
Sangamo
Jan
&
50
preferred
class
11
105
__
*
partic 2nd
Tel
Jan
11
Power
Sales
Range
Par
Abitlbl
652
Power
Corp of Can 6%
6%
Quebec
Jan
9%
Orange Crush Ltd
Power
Jan
6
18%
„
&
27%
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
9%
Paper
Mills
Jan
5%
STOCKS
360
10
Light
Jan
18%
6%
Ltd
Rice
Newfoundland
Jan
27%
Friday
Jan
3%
141/4
18%
Storage
Conjuration
8
Jan
18Va
4%
Ontario
&
Jan
Jan
18%
Ltd
Refrig
7%
3%
14
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Jan
10
conv
Ltd
12%
36'/a
36Va
Montreal Island Power Co
Moore
9
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Canada
Montreal
50
50%
Jan
common..-10
Co
Oil
Distilleries
oi
11
50%
Toronto Stock
High
15%; 15%
Ltd
Minnesota
75
9
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—
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McColl-Frontenac
Melchers
100
5%
-11
__
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Teleg & Tel
preferred
7%
27%
_1
Paper Co
Maritime
25
50
12
300
14
27%
__
50
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8
3%
A—*
preferred
(Alfred)
8
14
-
__
Investment Foundation Ltd common-i."
6%
312
5%
•
A-—*
class
12%
Low
3%
•
-
MARKETS
JANUARY '>7
Range Since January 1
High
12
8
100
ENDED
for Week
Shares
LISTED
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
•
.
RANGE FOR
60c
63c
2,850
•
16%
17
440
151
151
10
100
151
Jan
Jan
9%
154
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
33
34
THE
(494)
COMMERCIAL' &
range for week
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
Low
Par
Canadian Pacific Railway.
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
Wircbound
Corp
preferred
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100
____
class
__
16%
Jan
Grafton
&
Jan
Graham
Jan
Great
31
Jan
101
10
101
Jan
"
25%
.
25%
120
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
11%
Jan
13
Jan
31%
102
Low
19%
do
1
class
Co
Las.es
Preferred
A__
17c
17c
14c
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
*
22 Vi
20
22%
450
20
Jan
22'
Jan
2.48
2.40
2.48
2.20
Jan
2.48
Jail
1
18,924
Great
Castle-Trethewey
Central
"
1.38
1.34
1.48
1.30
Jan
1.52
Jan
Guaranty Trust
85c
92c
29,850
11,500
85c
Jan
1.08
Jan
Guayanu Mines
1
38c
15c
Jan
Jan
1
16c
2,600
Gull
15c
6%c
6c
Jan
1
6c
6,000
Gunnar Gold
1
1
Porcupine
.
Centremaque Gold
Chartered
Chatco
1
Trust
Steel
Cheskirk Mines
Malartic
Lake
A
Coniaurum
Petroleum
4%C
Jan
5 Tic
Jan
Hallnor
Jan
1.78
Jan
Hamilton Bridge
1.16
Jan
Hard
225
1.05
Jan
Oro
&
Press
Smelting
class
Consumers Gas
Mining
Crestaurum
Mines
Pershing
Crown
Trust
Crow's
Nest
Crowshore
Coal
Patricia
D'Aragon
Leather
class
A
Oils
Ltd
Producers
Ltd
Red
Discovery
Yellowknife
1
Seagrams
Dome Mines Ltd_:
Dominion
4.00
Rock
100
4.00
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
4.40
Jan
13
I,190
11%
Jan
13%
Jar.
38c
34c
40c
240,040
26 %c
Jan
40c
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
Hedley
j.
1
Jan
18c
Jain
Jan
6c
Jan
Heva Gold
Mines
1
Jan
1.50
Jan
Highland-Bell
1
60c
Jan
Hlghridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
"
7%C
7 %
*
7 % c
7%c
Jan
Hinde
•
16%
Jan
Hclhnger
Consol
3
10%
Jan
Homer
Yellowknife
1
1.48
3,200
8
300
1.04
Vic
1.30
6
1.01
800
Jan
Jail
13c
Jan
9
Jan
15c
15,327
9%
80
55c
63c
90c
9,925
53,759
4%c
1.000
4%c
Jan
60c
3,000
57c
Jan
18c
2,193
15c
Jan
1,450
99%
Jan
25
6Vi
Jan
160%
6%
8
1.15
17c
9%
*
Mascot
&
Dauch
52c
Jan
63c
Jan
Hosco
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
Howard
Smith
5c
Jan
Hudson
bay
62c
Jan
Hugh
26c
Jan
Huron
°
Jan
Gold
Mines
Erie
11
10
Jan
11
7c
6 %> c
7 %c
7.200
6%c
Jan
3%c
Jar
40c
40c
44c
5,706
40c
Jan
45c
Jan.
4c
4c
500
3%c
Jan
4c
Jan
27c
26c
27c
2,100
24c
Jan
39c
Jan
8c
8c
9c
20,500
8c
Jan
9%c Jan
60c
6,07.1
58c
58 c
C0c
Jan
9,500
7c
Jan
10c
Jar.
500
7%c
Jan
3c
18%.
16%
1,210
16%
Jan
17
Jan
10 V
10%
1,300
10Vs
Jan
11%
Jan
4%c
5,500
4c
Jan
DC
!)c
10c
47,300
7%c
Jan
37
.
Jan
3c
7 %'C
37
50
37
Jan
37
Jan
46%
Jan
47%
Jan
2c
Jan
2c
Jar.
9c
<■
common
•
47
1
2%c
461
165
Imperial
Bank
Jan
6%
Imperial
Oil
Jan
10
1,350
2%c
3c
9,500
121
5
31
32
105
32
*
22
81
1,100
1.08
Jan
150
14%
Jan
15
Jan
Preferred
25 c
Jail
4 <;n
25
1.26
pi eferred
Industrial
7%
Jan
Acceptance
Convertible
17c
8,000
14c
Jan
17c
Jan
55c
55c
1,300
50c
Jan
58c
Jan
Inspiration
116%
117
35
49%
50
146
7Vic
7%c
2,000
7c
Jan
10c
12c
14.500
10c
Jan
92,700
31c
Jan
24
Jan
49Vi
Jan
34c
42c
23 Vi
23 Vi
95
23
Jan
8
8%
420
8
Jan
Coal
Dominion
preferred
Fabrics
2nd
25
preferred..
121
Mining
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
14,933
Jan
23%
J
1,105
14%
Jan
1J%
Ja
150
7%
Jan
7%
21
>
215
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26%
26%
31
31
30
30
45
10
9%.
10
1,874
41c 41 %c
6,200
1
30%
>
71
26%
6
Jan
International
Bronze
7Vic
Jan
International
Metals
13c
Jan
42c
Jail
50%
8%
Ja:i
Powders
class
pfd
A
30
9%
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Dominion
»
.
Magnesium
Dominion
Scottish
27%
«
•
Jan
31
Jan
Jan
31
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Jan
10%
Jan
40c
Jan
40 c
Jar 1
17
Jan
17%
Jan
Jail
Jellicoe
Mines
Jan
Joourke
27
,
Jan
101%
102
35
101%
Jan
31%
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2.540
31Vs
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
146 %
—•
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Joliet
60c
Jan
67c
550
6%c
6%c
1.500
6c
30c
32c
2.600
30c
Jan
36c
Jail
36c
40c
34.100
30c
Jan
42c
Jan
Kelore
20%
21
1,490
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
18
18%
2,220
18
Jan
21 Vi
Jan
27%
330
27
Jan
27%
Jan
27
__
1
50
146%>
4.047
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
7c
7,900
6c
Jan
7%c
Jan
20c
1.000
16c
Jan
21c
Jan
Jan
SVie
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1
1
Lake
21 %c 23 %c
7c
10%
10,815
20c
Jan
24c
4%c
Jan
8c
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Jan
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11c
II,750
10%c
Jan
12c
60 c
75c
94,900
68c
Jan
32c
9c
9,391
6%c
Jan
45
45
43%
Jan
43
18%
18
18%
3,935
Jan
19%
Jan
1.32
1.27
1.34
25,390
1.44
Jan
12c
13c
5,100
19%
20
270
13
1.27
class
B
4.85
3,735
4.50
Jan
3%c
12c
310,410
3%c
Jan
Jan
Labatt (John)
27%
27%
450
Jan
28 V'4
J a 11
Labrador Mining St Exploration
8
8
100
Jan
8%
Jan
Laguerre
50
10
20 Vi
20%
34
11%
4.50
8c
30
5
__
4.55
Jan
44%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common___*
Dominion Textile common
•*
1
1
30
•
Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores
19%
20 Vi
40
"5
5
44 %-
Donalda
Woollens
»
Mines
Donnell
&
Dulama
Gold
class
Mines
A
Jan
5 Vi
Jan
Lake
Dufault
45Vi
Jan
Lake
Lingman
4.445
19 Vi
Jan
22 Vi
Jan
Lake
Shore
33%
Jan
36
Jan
Lake
Wtisa
26
Jan
27
Jan
Lake
of
11%
11%
445
U %
Jan
12
Ltd
*
Duvay Gold Mines
East
Amphi
1
Leduc
7c
1
.___
East Crest Oil
East
17 %c
__
»
..
5C
36c
3,.150
13%
13 %
13%
1
Mining
75
40,600
36c
56c
1
Mines
855
27
1.25
36c
1
21%
35%
1.10
1
Mines
34
Jun
12c
Jan
14c
Jan
19'%
Jan
20
Jan
1.21
1.06
35c
5.3Q Jun
12c
1.34
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
43c
Jan
Jan
10%
175
52c
57c
30,900
9
•
Gold
26%
10%
5Gc
1
Mudge
Ltd
Jan
La
Dominion
lOV^q-Jan
Jan
•
90
30
44%
__
Jun
7c
45
''
Jan
20%
44%
__1
Jan
16,109
8c
1
30
8
Jan
9%
70c
•
Kerr-Addison
10 %c
•
20%
26 %
103
9%
3c
1
Mines
23 %c
1
Mines
Jan
25
com
;
20 Vi
28'
Jan
19 %c
1
(1939)
Quebec
Kfrkland
55
14612 146%
9%
1
Kel vina tor
27
27
2 i
6c
Jan
1.000
40
102
5/100
Petroleum
1.80
62c
1.65
Jan
17
31%
Gold
6%c
15Vic
61c
„
n
Jan
Jail
•
common
Preferred
International
Jan
Jan
50
Investment
Preferred
Dominion
30
»n
Ji.n
100
Preferred
International Nickel Co
Jan
13c
17
25
Jack Waite Mining
Jaculet
Mines
Ltd
15,000
1.65
__
"
Jan
Jan
Kirkland Townsite
Dominion
Jar.
15%>c
14%
7%
25
Co
&
22'
141
•
common
preferred
(John)
Jacknife
1.65
121
Jan
Jan
117
15c
13c
_.
21
£1
Jan
8
121
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Jan
163
116
•
Jan
103
1.13
15
c
47%
100
common
250
4c
1
Paper
Mining <fc Smelting
Malartic
&
10'_>
1
1
:
Gold
14c
18
4.00
Jan,
1
Gold- Mines
Gold
Inglis
__
lT«c
12%
15%
4
Jan
38c
700
4%e
12%
18c
1,345
6%
20%
Jan
Ja..
•
—
1
18 %c
__
4c
"
Headway Red Lake
600
30c
10
1%C
Jan
2,500
__
•
Bank
ITaC
14%
20c
__
4;
1,500
Jan
14
7%
15c
2
4%c
30
7%
8
1
Jar.
4%c
4'/>c
7,200
18%c
__
1
Lake
Jan
17%.
14%
Jan
36c
1
Lake
Jan
19 %
Jan
40
162
__
»
Mines
Red
6c
Jan
910
17%
1.08
lo'/ic
•
Jan
18c
16
7,000
18%
Harding Carpets
14%
—
»
4%c
5%c
18
18%
*
Hasaga
6%
__
•
B
Jar.
Harricana
99% 101%
14c
•
19c
Jan
15c
__
f
Jan
Jan
57c
__
1
Mines
Petroleum
17c
Jan
43,ic
__
100
1.100
3e
52c
__
116'%
17c
2.22
2,000
-
__
_____100
Jan
17c
4%c
50c
14c
100%
__i
16c
Jan
1.01
__
1
Jan
Jan
7%
15c
18%c
7c
Jan
1.32
4%c
»
22,700
2.06
10,500
55c
__1
common
12c
.2 Vic
9%
*
Jan
40 Vic
5c
15c
•
41 %n
5,500
18c
__
100
Exploration
Imperial Mills.___■
Jan
11,287
16%
__
«■
5c
Jan
38c
3c
16
7%
5
A
10 %c
8.362
48c
18c
__
*
io%c
6%
13%
2.12
4%c
16%
82c
38c
Jan
Jan
Jan
14'%
__
1
38c
6%
,
13
42c
__
2
70
2.06
2%c
__
2.12
»
Mines
Mining
Consolidated
Distillers
4,200
8,900
l
Dexter
Halliwcll
1.16
25
17 %
•
1
Jan
1.54
6%
13%
1
1
Alkbastine
<fc
common
93c
1.16
1
Rio
Mines
6%
131
13%
1
Lime
Brass
Jan
1.49
Lebel
Delnite
Gold
Lake
72c
1.50
Ho.voy Mines
Detta
Swayze
1,16
Consolidated
Del
Halcrow
1.49
Consolidated
Decalta
Jan
5c
1
:i
Beattie
Consolidated
Class
7%
4T«c
•
Ansley
Consolidated
Davis
Jan
\
1
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Homestead
Da vies
7%
35,300
•
Consolidated Bakeries
Cromor
Hahn
1
Mines
Consolidated
Craig Bit
Gypsum
Jan
82c
l
-
Conduits National
Cournor
Jan
7
72c
*
Commonwealth
Cosmos
Jan
14 Vi
Jan
82c
*
:
Yellowknife
Con west
29
Jan
7
75
1
Cockshuf.t Plow
Coin
Jan
10%
55
7%
*
;
Willans
Dunlop class
Coiomac
29
490
7
7V'a
1
Oils
Oochenour
Cochrane
125
14
1
Mines
Chromium
Coastal
29
»
Chesterville
10
Mines
7
7%
1
_
<■
common
new common
29
50c
;
8c
Lead
Felt
13%
__
*
Research
Jan
17c
Great West Coal
Gwillim
__
13%
*
10
Chateau-Gai Wines
Citralam
__
20
___:
common
Preferred
Chemical
__
Jan
14%
40
1.40
Central
14:
120
Jan
__
Jan
945
1.25
1
12c
42
300
Central Patricia Gold Mines
500
14%
13
West
Jan
14c
41%.
1.30
Oil
19c
14%
13
Leduc
Jan
Jan
14%
1.25
__
J9%
17c
41%
1.25
—20
Gold
High
Jan
1,000
"
common
._______1
Cardy Corp class A_
Low
19%
•
Paper
A
25
Cariboo
Range Since January 1
High
19%
Granduro Mines
31%
35
.Shares
*
Bou'squet
8,251
far Week
c
Jan
17%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
18
31%
101
—
101
*
A
Low
January 1
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since
High
17
17'/a
23.
Friday
Shares
Sale Price
for We« k
of Prices
ended jamjar* •„>:
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
Monday, January 30; 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
9
25
17c
18c
29,000
Luz
Milling
common
Mines
37,650
25
40
2.10
2.25
650
10
Jan
11%
Jan
Lamaque
Jan
57Vic
Jail
Lang & Sons
9
Jan
9Vi
Jan
Lapa Cadillac
1
15 Vic
Jan
19c
Jan
Lapaska Mines
1
Jan
9 Vic
Jan
Larder
Jan
14c
Jan
Laura
Jan
6c
Jan
Leduc-West
•
79c
Leitch
1
1.18
6%c
7%c
34,000
6Vic
12c
5,500
11 Vic
5c
6c
7,100
5c
27%C Jan
26%c
27c
East
Malartic
Mines
i
2.20
2.05
2.21
14,575
2.05
Jan
2.35
Jan
East
Sullivan
Mines
1
4.70
4.50
4.95
55,665
4.50
Jan
5.30
5%
160
5 Vi
Jan
Vi
Jan
6%
6%
350
6 Vi
Jan
6%
Jan
46%
46Vi
40
Jan
1.46%
Jan
;
;
Mines
3
14%
Jan
64c
Jan
Jan
23
2.10
Jan
Jun
2.40
Jan
7.35
Jan
6.50
6.90
19
35
18'%
Jan
19
Jan
2%c
3c
1.500
2%c
Jan
3%c
Jan
4%c
4 %c
4"KC
2,000
4c
Jan
oc
Jan
5c
4 '%c
5c
35,500
16
16%
420
75c
79c
5,150
1.15
1.20
5,700
6c
6c
2,000
46 %c
52c
23.150
45c
18 %
•
Secord
Jan
Jan
25
18 14
«
0
13 Vs
50c
16%
1.616
6.50
4%c
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
15%
Jan
74c
Jan
80 %c
Jan
1.15
Jan
1.24
Jun
5%c
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
55c
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
5%
Gold
"U"
1.615
59c
25
52c
11 %c
.
55c
"
•
Woods
Eastern
•
„
]
Steel
_*
Easy Washing Machine
Economic
__
G%
*
Investment
;
25
__
4,700
23 %c
46
Jan
6
Gold
Lexindin
Little
Long
Loblaw
Elder
El
El
Pen-Rey
Mines
16
205
Jan
16
42c
62,374
36c
Jan
42c
Jan
Louvicourt
35c
37c
31,900
35c
Jan
43c
Jan
Lowney
8c
8%c
3,165
8c
Jan
9c
Jan
Falconbridge
7%c
8c
2,500
7 Vic
8c
21
21 Vi
100
45c
45c
49c
4,204
•
4.35
4.30
4.40
1,560
15
class
15
15%
565
A
__
Nickel
Players
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Grain
Manufacturing
Fleury-Bissell
Ford
Motor
Francoeur
Gold
Frobisher
Exploration
Gatineau
5%
Power
_______
com
preferred
5%r/c
preferred
Petroleums
class A
4,750
58c
23,625
44c
Jan
80c
43,500
5c
Jan
5%e
Jan
Jan
Macho
River
15 %c
15,100
13c
Jan
17c
Jan
4.30
14%
34%
Jan
Jan
4.60
36%
Jan
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Jan
McMillan
Jan
Class
12Vi
100
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
Malartic
150
150
100
Jan
Manitoba
1.30
1.35
900
Jan
Maple
150
1.30
Jan
Jan
10%
129
150
1.70
__
__
Products
General
Steel
Mfg
Wares
class
common
:
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gillies
Fields
Gold
125
200
125
Jan
Jan
1,485
24
Jan
26 Vi
Jan
Maralgo
12c
Jan
Marcus
Jan
Martin-McNeely
10c
1.1c
2,500
8Vi0
Jan
2.40
4,030
2.30
Jan
18%
675
17%
Jan
105%
106
35
105%
Jan
106 Vi
Jan
110% 110%
10
110%
Jan
2
2.60
19
Jan
9%
Jan
10
1.207
7%
Jan
3
2.86
Jan
Glenora
God's
Gold
Mines
Goldaie
Gold
222.150
2.95
3.10
28,050
103
103
10
103
Jan
15
15
120
15
Jan
15 %
Jan
9%
___1
—
.__1
——:
5c
4c
Golden
Golden
110%
Jan
McCabe
2%
2%
325
Jan
2%
Jan
110
9'%
Jan
10%
Jan
3%c
Jan
5%c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
15%c
15c
5c
15c
1,700
5c
5%C
3,500
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
1.25
600
1.15
Jan
1.25
Jan
1.10
Jan
1.20
Jan
Grain class
24%
7.296
21%
Jan
25%
27%
27 %
28
275
27%
Jan
8%
8%
100
28% Jan
8% Jan
14%
14%
15%
4,737
98%
98%
99
140
10c
2,000
A
common-
Preferred
30
50
30
Jan
31
17%
17%
25
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
Mclntyre
Porcupine
5
6.15
6.45
14,012
6.15
Jan
6.60
Jan
McKenzie
Red
1
52c
47c
55c
6,200
Gold
1
5 %c
3 %c
6 % c
89.000
9c
9c
3,715
8c
4,000
•
Class
__
G.30
__
7c
.
7c
6.000
6 %c
Jan
McMarmac
Red
Jan
McWatters
2Vic
9,000
2c
2Vic
Jail
64c
13,600
62c
Jan
65c
Jan
Mercury
33c
34c
1,800
32c
Jan
36c
Jan
Mid-Continent
3,000
15Vic
16c
Jan
17c
7c
8c
5.000
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
5c
3,500
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
Milton
7%c
2.500
5%c
Jan
71:'C
Ja.11
Mining
2.90
3.15
42 500
2.51
Jan
3.35
Jan
Model
__
"
3.00
*
5%c
5Vic
5%c
100
1
A
page
5 %
—
3c
Oil
Corp
1
3Vic
3%C
4%.c
10,500
»
91
90
91
75
52%
52%
640
10%
10%
50
17Vi
17%
100
*
*
see
1
—
Brick
7c
__
36
__
62%
3c
Mills
5c
B
For footnotes
Lake
Gold
2c
62c
—
Mackay class
—
7Vic
63c
__
Lake
Jan
2%c
Preferred
Gordon
8%
Jan
14%
Jan
97
Jan
10c
Jan
lfj.%
Jan
99
Jan
Jan
Segur
McDougall
15 Vic
com__
Jan
23 %
10c
McColl-Frontenac
1.20
5c
—
Jan
Jan
20
—
7c
Porcupine
Mines
3.45
103
Jan
22,375
30
1
Goodyear Tire,& Rubber
45c
%'
9
30
1
Ma niton
Jan
.
5%c
6,200
1
__
2.95
Jan
Jan
23%
—
Preferred
!
;
Arrow
Goldhawk
Goldora
Mines
31c
3.15
100
Massey-Harris common
____________1
Gold
Eagle
Jan
53c
1.17
•
Mines
Goldcrest
Jan
34c
—1
1
Gold
Jan
10.100
—
_.—
Gold
1
Lake
2.60
3.00
1.10
1
Oil
Globe
Jan
2.86
15
Maple Leaf Milling
24%
2.30
2.11
1,285
8
J.__
Gardens
24
125
158. :ro
10
7%
3.05
*
Sugar preferred
Leaf
2.60
9%
1.10
1
Lake
Jan
48 %c
Consol
Magnet
2.39
•
A___
Jin
3.95
Red Lake Gold Mines-
Madsen
2.48
McLellun
General
2.70
9%
1
Mines
A
*
—_____
Jan
8
Gold
class
Export
B
125
18
__
2.33
Jail
12%
Jan
13 %c
1
16
Jan
„
Jan
2.45
2.80
•
common
16c
5%c
Jan
Bakeries
General
Jan
5c
2.05
—100
General
13 %c
52c
41.17^
106
8.500
2.33
2,80
_ioo
15c
52c
2.50
•
;
13 %c
2.45
Jan
__
13 %c
Jan
5%c
6%c
2.35
Jan
9%
1
Jan
•
Jan
15%.
1
5 Vic
♦
13c
Jan
Lake
18,500
__
Jan
15%
Mines
Mines
6c
24%
Jan
15%c
110
Red
5%c
:
9
7.500
Macfie
Jan
%
100
16c
MacDonald
Jan
•
:
9%
15%
Macassa
9
•
common
class A__
*
1
a
15%
15 %c
Jan
117
1.30
1
"
Jan
80
•
1
9 V
15 %c
0
Goldfields
Jan
Jan
475
__
J Ah
6
61c
1,490
*
J.in
31%
Jan
21%
10
*
common
32
Jan
5%
9%c
36
Fittings Ltd class A
Jan
30%
90
Jan
120
2.75
31%
255
6
J
Jan
9
Petroleum
415
31
51
Jan
117
__
31%
30%
38c
120
1
31%
31
21
9%
Flash Fasteners
Fleer,
A
35%
35
31%
*
(Walter M)
1
100
Kirkland
Federated
Class
•
common
Preferred
*
A
common,.
Lynx Yellowknife
__
1
Corp
Federal
15%
37Vic
1
Brass
Eureka
Federal
Mills
36c
__
50c
•
class
B
Hosiery
41%c
•
Gold
Empire
Famous
Jan
•
1
20
Gold
Sol
15.%
Lac_
___1
Mines
Eldona
1
Groceterias
Class
London
Eddy Paper class A
Gold
61V.
8c
5%
3c
62 %
950
5%
235
3c
7,COO
10%c Jan
61%
Jan
47c
Jan
60c,
Jan
3Vac
Jan
6%c
Jan
8%c
Jan
8c
Jan
67
•9c
812c
Jan
Jan
Jan
5Vs
Jan
6
Jan
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
M'dland
&
Pac
16
*
Grain
16
30
16
Jan
16 % Jan
•
—
4T'«c
Jan
6c
Jan
Modern
Containers common
3Vic
Jan
4Vic
Jan
91
Jail
Modern
Tool
52%
Jan
53
Jan
Monarch
10
Jan
10%
Jan
Moneta
17%
Jan
13
Jan
Montreal
Works
*
Knitting common
Porcupine
Locomotive
*■
—
.—l
Jan
1.30
Jan
Jan
13%,
Jan
33c
2,050
32c
Jan
33c
Jan
16
140
14%
Jan.
10
Jan
17%
90
17
Jan
17%
3
65
3
Jan
3%
Jan
10%
113
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
33 %C
36c
12,600
33 %c
Jan
38c
Jan
21
21%
1,960
20%
Jan
:22.%
Jan
3-
*
;
1.10
12%
10%
Jan
90
1,950
6,775
14
1
—
1.25
13%
32c
127;
12%
17%
Oils
1.25
♦
—
1
3%c
*
21
Jan
Volume
171
Number
-
4877
-
THE
-
COMMERCIALS &
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Low
National Breweries
National
754
264
Jan
Pre:erred
National
Nurior.nl
N' M-'s
220
•
___
New
_
__
Mines—L
104
114
Jan
12 4
Jan
Jan
284
Jan
^
Jan
23
Jan
Slater
35c
9,500
33c
Jan
38c
Jan
Southam
21
1,025
194
Jan
21
Jan
Siadacona
Jan
29
Jan
Standard
20:ib
2
29
29
274
1.45
1.67
49,698
1.45
4c
94c
221,129
103 4
103 4
20
8C
1.18
389,350
Rouyn
New
Thurbols
•
Merger
1
_______
1
_
YeLcw knife
Jan
103 4
8c
Jan
1.15
31c
m
1
Normetai
Mining
*
__
___
Gold
1
Standard
Standard
Jan
Jan
,,
Stanley
North
North
Qrlac
50c
Jan
Stedman
Osisko
Fake
Osulake
Steel
of
Jan
Jan
Jan
Co
Jan
21
214
450
204
Jan
214
Jan
10c
700
10c
Jan
11c
Jan
55c
Jnn
62c
Jan
56c
7.650
94
94
2,785
89
894
85
_•
134
134
14
274
274
*
54
5
54
53a
53e
66C
J
Vic Jan
Sterling Coal
7c
Jan
Stovel
94c
3c
Sudbury
Contact
34c
1,500
3c
Jan
3Vic
Jan
Sullivan
Cons
50c
58c
110,600
40c
Jan
58c
Jan
1.15
500
664
664
67 4
1,634
3c
61c
154
500
3c
2.78
50,925
4 Jan
3c
Jan
60c
1.18
•
684
Jan
Jan
7,500
8c
35,500
,34c
Jan
70c
Jan
Jan
44c
2.80
1,000
Jan
9c
Jan
5c
■
Jan
Jan
Jan
1024
102 4
125
1024
Jan
106
6c
6c
3,000
2.05
2.57
2.85
32,080
10
104
455
54
5 ',2
100
54
6,000
34c
100
Pin
Pa:bee
Tamblyn Ltd
Preferred
Jan
common
_;
50
Pearson)
1
common-
Jan
Toburn
Gold
:
Jan
Jan
Jan
364c
37 c
1,948
36 4c
Jan
44c
Jan
17c
12 Vic 174c
61,000
12Vic
Jan
174c
Jan
L28
334C
34c
5c
78,625
24c
Jan
5c
Jan
Tower
54c
5
C 4c
13,600
54c
Jan
8c
Jan
Traders
64
Jan
1
1
_*•_
7c
7
Perron
2.500
1.18
33.900
i
i
Tubes
42,900
6c
6c
4.80
451h
45
45 ',4
965
1.30
1.23
1.32
l
•
1
,
4
4c
34c
44c
1.000
20c244c
234c
58.700
34c
1
3c
1
31c
34c
—
common
;*
Gold
6c
45
3c
5G
Jan
3 4c
Jan
34c
Jan
Villbana
5G
56
50
Glic
60c
6,400
Jan
56
Jan
56
Jan
Jan
63c
Jan
4.12G
1.80
920
3.15
5.000
40,300
8c
.__1
1
70c
68c
Jan
80c
Jan
4*4
Jan
76c
1,500
76c
Jan
,
"85
Senator
Jan
&
85c
1.500
75c
Jan
85c
3,500
64c
Jan
7c
Jan
18c
A
17c
4.920
144
Jan
154
Jan
114c
12c
9,700
11c
Jan
134c
Jan
294
30
to CO
Jail
294
28
284
52 =
19c
9,900
17c
Jan
204c
Jan
Win gait
33,000
76c
Jan
1.03
Jan
26
Jan
284
Jan
50
52
Jan
55
Jan
22
4.20
214
Jan
224
dan
3.00
3.85
5.700
23c
26c
€4.225
6^4
7
.
3-80
26c
1.02
Jan
1.17
Jan
20
2214
29,655
18 4
Jan
22 4
Jan
85c
95c
54.025
78c
Jan
97c
50
Jan
10
Jan
94
2.47
2.47
200
4c
4c
1,500
2.50
2.C0
600
2.50
Jan
3.00
Jan
24e
3c
4.000
24c
Jan
3c
3.10
22,963
2.95
Jan
3.30
Jan
6.50
6.90
4.458
6.50
Jan
7.05
Jan
24c
Jan
2c
Jan
35c
Jan
38c
Jan
19
Jan
194
Jan
32C
25C
32c
13.000
20c
Jan
32c
Jan
144
Jan
2
'
154
154
25
9.20
8.80
9.20
8 817
374
37
384
4,765
54
54
8C
74c
8c
1
64c
i;
*
■
i
-
6c
9c
50
*
*'
•
common-
Jan
Jan
9,700
25
5c
_1
•
1
Wrjght-Hargreavef!
Lead
&
*
2.45
4c
Jan
2 55
Jan
Yellorex
Jan
44c
Jan
Yellowknlfe
Zinc
___.
_
__
150
284
Jan
29
51
Jan
Jan
94c
Jan
30
30
Jan
31
Jan
100
314
Jan
33
Jan
25
340
24
Jan
26
Jan
35
50
10c 114c
21.200
5c
1004
Jan
1014
Jan
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
54c
Jan
DC
2,000
"e
Jan
5c
44c
Gc
11.500
44c
Jan
6Vic
Jan
234
334
35
4.498
33 4
Jan
374
Jan
994
20
994
Jan
1004
Jan
4c
Jan
4 4c
Jan
2.08
Jan-
2.27
Jan
99 3
4
4C
4c
4c
500
2.10
2.07
2.24
7,305
284c"
29e
2.700
27c
Jan
19c
20 c
3,000
19c
Jan
21c
Jan
15c
83c
13,100
75c
Jan
92c
Jan
64
9V4
Jan
10
Jan
9c
45c
1
Knitting class A
80c
*
64
90
30c
Jan
'
64
Jan
64
Jan
Jan
7c
1
1
Mines
Jan
235
6.500
York
Bear
Jan
Jan
74c
334
1011114
1
._
Mines
9c
49
30
100
:
Winora Gold
Jan
Jan
Jan
24
25
2
___
'6
84c
334
334
114c
common
Jail
Jan
54
7.500
Jan
9.50
•38 4
7 V«c
:
97aC
15 4
Jan
Jan
150
.
50
74c
8.75
36
1.000
■
Jan
2.GO
Jan
6.85
•
_
Preferred
Jan
Jan
74
2.95
•
Electric
4.30
26c
Jan
3.05
_100
Gold
Jan
Jan
634
Jan
94
3.60
19c
480
* a
10
_
Winnipeg
49,877
Jail
1,380
«
500
_
_
Jan
4.500
Wiltsey-Coghlan
92c
8c
class
A_
8c
lie
21,700
40c
45c
9,800
274
274
27%
104
10
,
10 >2
104
•
8c
Jan
74c
Jan
14c
Jan
49 c
Jan
540
27'a
Jan
28
Jan
364
104
Jan
104
Jan
9.10
Jan
9.80
Jan
Canadian Funds
9.30
9.20
9.55
8,262
1
134C
12 ^c
14c.
27.500
10c
Jan
18 4c
Jan
4%c
Jan
4c
4c
44c
18,600
184
18'2
19
1,410
174
Jan
19 4
Jan
103 '-a 10312
40
1034
Jan
1034
Jan
Jan
344
Jan-
100
common.;
l
13
13
___49
274
27
27'4
90
27
Jan
27 4
Jan
14
14
50
14
Jan
15
Jan
:
;
99
13
30
13
87
88'a
105
854
Jan
88 4
1
50-4
5014
504.
315
504
Jan
1
,
504
Jah
3.75
3.65
3.85
8.616
3.65
Jan
4.05
Jan
Jan
1
4c
4c
3,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
1
5J4C
Gc
6.500
54c
Jan
64c
Jan
7
common
100
7
Jan
___«
1
16
30c
20c
16
65
&
Power
com
"rie
8,300
244
244
582
47 3 4
48
275
12c
13c
1,700
*
15 4-
154
"5
50c
Water
1.13
1.13
300
•
244
50
'
Winnipeg Brew class
A
Gold
Gordon
1
—
___1
common
:
Voting trust certificates.
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
2.10
1.92
2.15
61,901
—20
preferred
Friday
nage
20
20
20
525
20
214
*
—
1
36
Sales
Range
for Week
of Fiices
Shares
20
16
Jan
30c
24 4
7
Jan
Far
Asbestos
Brown
•
Co
common-
and
Canada
Vinegars
Canadian
Dominion
Canadian
Westinghouse
Coast
Consolidated
deKavtl'and
Jan
1.20
Jan
_
•
_
_
_
__.
•
_
_
1,13
1.91
20
Jan
Jan
2.38
20
International
Utilities
-M &
200
20
Jan
214
Jan
Pend
80
20
Jan
21
Jan
Price
540
Jan
Jan
4V'e
Jan
Jan
Jan
97
92
Jan
99
Jan
1,589
22
Jan
224
Jan
12'4
70
12
Jan
124
Jan
5
176
Jan
178
173
24
__
3'
no
"900
B
90
91
235
3''a
34
3r,u
1,009
58
58
58
25
70c
70c
600
18
40c
17*
184
9,502
40c 414 c
14,213
8
16
17
50
434
444
780
180
Jan
•
24
89
Jan
3V4
Jan
Jan
94
Jan
3%
Jan
56
Jan
58
Jan
70c
Jan
70c
Jan
19'A
Jan
3 4
Jan
177/a
Jan
40c
Jan
45c
16
Jan
17
Jan
404
Jan
44¥4
Jan
3.90
Jan
Jan
common-
O
5
Pipe.r__
Oreille
_
2.90
13,239
3.15
Jan
374
384
2.890
37V4
Jan
41
Jan
204
20,5i
214
2,021
204
Jan
224
Jan
26 4
374
100
364
Jan
374
Jan
17 4
184
174
Jan
5.70
5.70
18
_
Bros
_
—
1
__
*
64 4
_
Temiskammg Mining
City
3.30
364
264
Puner
21
8.85
34
2.85
International
8.30
Jan
1,650
26%
139
224
4-4
8.30
8.30
4
High
Jan
Jan
96
__
Jan
Jan
34
244
135
124
*
__
Jan
1512
Paper
Aircraft
Jan
Jan
•
16
22 4
5
Dalhousie Oil
Jan
Jan
•
Copper
Jan
15
Lumber
139
96
«
Western
32c
13c
—100
22.5
224
J
Canadian
254
484
preferred
Canadian Vickers
Jan
Jan
■
Low
26
139
34
Range Since January 1
Hich
254
•
Industries
Jan
Jan
•
Sugar-
Canadian Marconi
Jan
10c
1
100
Canada
16
474
Low
*
Preferred
204
204
Corp
British Columbia Pulp & Paper old_100
Twin
see
Week's
Last
Sake Frier
STOCKS
Jan
3c
1
_•
common
Stock Exchange-Curb Section
Jan
40c
•
Gold
For footnotes
15%a
*
Preferred
1.13
94
„
Breweries
Jan
15
19
__
—
'George)
81c
28'2
Rouyn Ltd
Shirriff's
59
38c
Products
1.05
7c
Ehawkey (1945) Mines
Sherritt
Jan
24 c
Winchester Larder
94
Preferred
Creek
50
Jan
7c
284
Co_
Co
175
8c
Mines
Bhnwintean
Sicks'
184
Bridge
Scythes
Sheep
Jan
a
9*4
Sand River Gold
Shea's
18(a
IB1
*
Corp
preferred.
Samia
1.90
1
Industries
6annorm
Class
Weston
Jan
*
Gold
Artr.onio
Jan
Jan
1.75
A__
2nd' preferred'-:
n
II,100
2c
commori_-____^_
Jan
124
7.820
79c
."____73c
SaguenayPower preferred
8a
57
19
W)
Malartic
89c.
1
6t Lawrence Paper ,1st preferred
2nd preferred u
f
&
Jan
Jan
1,621
1.80
common u
et Lawrence
'1st
<Q
174
15*2
134
1812
1
Hank
Rustell
Jan
25c
52
*
Ltd
134
280
13
1
Roybar Chlbougamau
Rupununl Mines
i
Jan
59c
38c
_
\Vest
94
Lac
Royal. Oair. Dairy
Royalite Oil
;
28 4
Jan
2c
Western Ashley Minerals
Western Grocers common
95c
•
-
Jan
Jan
20c
19
L
Westeel
16
Yale
Silk .-class
254
50c
____
_______
Jan
8Gc
1.75
1.80
87c
(Little)
__
Jan
1.05
7Gc
1.0G
Ltd
RoDinson
I,433
1
______
Hiram)
1
204
Riverside
Jan
25
______
Amulet
1
,s.
44c
28
1
__
Jan
87c
1
•
Jail
Jan
4234
64c
.
? H'
J
Waite
1.425
*
;
23.000
50
#
Cotton
Waterous
4,200
Mining
Oils
Wabassp
Walker
77c
__i-.
Mines-.
Jan
41c
27 7a
294
»
.
Mines
Jan
93c
1
Reeves MaeDonald.
9c
"
Oils
Jan
434
Quinte- MilkL-clasa-A
Roxana
Violamac
_1
Regoourt
Jan
900
_______
Mines
Gold
Jan
43
*
Airways
Quesabe Mines
RoyaJ
4c
70 c
1
Dome
Quebec Manitou
;
3.30
1512
Quebec Labrador
Rocbette
1.95
Jan
1
Mines
Long
Jan
Jan
Jan
87c
'
Queenston Gold
Rooho
3c
94c
87c
trust •certificates
Gold
74c Jan
43%
•
common
Metals
Reno
1.95
17,000
1
River
Fenabie
B4c
7c
214
preferred.
___
Virginia Dare preferred
Vulcan
8c
1.368
Jan
60c
3.25
ROuyn Gold
•34c
Jan
84c
22c
Ventures Ltd
Jan
3c
Jail
124
53
*
2c
12
Jan
600
*
Canada
Jnn
114
25C
__.
30c
3 4c
East
Upper
11
435
154
Steel
4 c Jan
300
534'C 534c
—-*
A
12
38c
534c
Oils
United
5,825
3c
Pardy-Mic-a- Mines
•
United
Jan
2.0(H)
1.60
Preston
-
Jan
5c
4
class
3.000
3.15
Quemont
Class B preferred
United Keno Hill
Jail
Jan
27 \'z
41c
•
United* Fuel
1.36
104
124
100
class A
Jan
Jan
Jan
84c
274
B
32c
1.95
Pioneer Gold
Proprietary
Prospectors
Class
3 4c
3.20
Mires—_
Porcupine' Peninsular
Porcupine Reef Gold
Pressed
■.
3'4c
1
Gold
Corp
United Corp
3c
•
Voting
Uflan
1.20
10
124-
______
Jan
Jan
1
Power
6c
4.90. J&11
24 4c
Jan
114
Jan
30c
__1
._—
1.40
Jan
Pickle
Powell
Union Mining
Jan
170
9,000
25c
Jan
474
17c
Jan
•
Resources
Jan
44c
1.000
167
•
1.24
Jan
5
Transvision-Television
Jan
1.23
A
Jan
154c
50
170
32
2
class
Tuckett Tobacco preferred
Union Gas
Jan
4.25
Piccadilly Porcupine
Powell
Jan
1.36.
10!4
170
1
Petroleums
24c
Consol
Crow
Exploration
Finance
1.28
104
*
_■
75
170
*
—
8c
Jan
lOVaC
12.050
94c Jan
Jan
1.07
31.095
•
;
7c
1.000
4.40
4.55
•
Ltd
Oil
Ltd
h
7 V*
134c 151 i»c
Partanen Malartic
Paymaster
c
1.08
1.11
15c
A
Transcontinental
Jan
6
9c
Jan
6
Jail
64
22c
84c Jan
Jan
52
3.20
Jan
235
31
Jan
Jan
19c
4,200
Jan
52
Jan
12.300
64
2934
30
Jun
20c
84c
Jan
45
2.97
184c
G
13c
74c
1,000
84c
Jail
Jun
Jan
3.325
78,605
Tov/aginac
1.66
1.50
12c
10,500
Gold
Class
Jan
37c
24c
Jan
4c
1
„
2.24
Jan
Jan
6
24c
Jan
3c
9c
1.87
2.24
Jan
Jail
3.05
2.16
2.05
Jan
2.70
50c
6
Toronto General Trusts
100
Toronto Iron Works common______
*'
26 Vic
4Vec
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.40
45c
2.97
114c Jan
Jan
Jan
6
104
Tomblll
Jan
54
3.00
Jan
Jan
10 V*
Jan
Jan
_1
94c
8c
Jun
Jan
10
2.99
84c
6.900
G
52
Jan
6c
Jan
•
3.175
L-c
29:4
52
Jail
1
1.96
4c
4,300
•
__
•
Teck-Hugnes Gold Mines..
Thompson-Landmark
10 4
1
5,075
13c
Jan
Jail
Jan
2.45
17.000
1.57
6c
72c
174
:•
Jan
10
Jan
34c
294
:*
1.85
1.65
22,000'
13c
*
1.90
24c
1G,500
47 c
1.50
L55
4c
2.52
3 Vic
.1
;__
104
Malartic
Pt;n;;.aii
4c
45c
50c
Sylvanite Gold Mines
106
2.40
2.40
2
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Elevators
Mines
Western
—
*
Jan
1
Paramaque Mines
104
l
_,
::
Jan
105
Mines
River
54
164
9 4c
1.80
Jan
Jan
66c
10
4c
9
64c Jan
10
Jan
54
173
1014
preforred
Inlet
Taltu
Jan
64c Jan
29 4
Jan
|54c Jan
Jan
2.61
Surf
Taylor
44c
94c
Jan
154 c Jan
9,050
44c
94c
66
1.000
„
66c
2.61
1.08
Jan
5
54
965
Superior Oils Ltd__
1.15
27 4
2oo
265
Jan
Press
100
54
2.400
•
Jan
1.15
28 4
17
t
Jan
Jan
105
sreep Rock Iron Mines
6c
144
68c
Steeloy Mining
9c
Jan
17
Jan
1,200
Jan
134
25
;
Jan
1.105
1014
Jan
1,250
94
90
17
5c
7c
Jan
Jan
1014
•
Jan
•
Fandora Cadiiiac
68c
84
86
.>•
common
7c
1
Mines
55c
94
894
4c
10
Jan
10c
B
Canada
94c
*
Porcupine
33c
•
•Preferred
*7c
1
Hershey
100 4
21 4
39,100
Mint"
Pamour
Jail
Jail
8C
Petroleum
Page
99
Jan
7c
__
_
220
81c
74/40
1
(Eastern)
100
34
Jan
■_
pacific
99
35c
Gold
9 4c
•
Pacific
99
Jitn
Bros
Jan
3c
»
Lake
Jan
Jan
9c
Gold
Red
Jan
27
Jan
3,500
Malartic
Orenaaa
30
Jan
334
10c
»
Orange Crvh
Jan
26
6°c
9c
•
Gold
Omnitrans Exploration
28
1,800
33c
9C
MineS-h—
Omega
66
27
49
..1
Oils
O Learv
30
264
1,775
common
class
Olsen
87c
4c Jan
Jan
294
26 "a
•
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
92
28.500
2,250
Ogama-Rockland
OkaTt.a
Jan
36
7c
common.
Gold
92
33c
6',4C
Mines
Star Oil
O Britn
___
20
72c
1
Inca Gold
92
69c
6 V'4C
Northland
92
33c
Radio class A
Brock
Jan
3c
__
92
74
334
Preferred
Jan
1.32
47c
Jan
8c
44c
Jan
•
Paving common
7c
2,000
_
J an
7
100
60c
G4c
Extension
9 4
150
*
Chemical
44c
22.041
2.70
l,14u
*
8,099
21,000
G4c
a
7
69c
Mines
23,750
3c
7c
9'
7
334
Co
57,600
4c
154c
Mines
94
7.
1
common
Braze&u
8c
84c
1
Nonartic.
Jan
10
934
1
Co
87c
8c
Corp
Norgoid Mines
9c
Jan
Jan
3c
54c
Nora nda. Mines
55c
20
Malartic
iN>
47c
•
5
Jan
10©
Pi-eferred
Jan
84c
1
Mines
Nhpissing Mines
Northern
1014
34c
—
48c
Jan
7c
3c
Jan
19,100
50c
29 7 «
Gold
enen
Starratt
60C
1
A
.
Oils
New
87c"
Jan
9 4
7,000
44c
1.68
Jan
2,000
40C
44c
Nicholson
•
Jan
4
7c
Norzone
Norpick
8
38c
48c
__
100
1.60
1.15
._1
Siscoe
High
Jnn
49c
Jan
South
20"
Low
30c
•
22
Range Since January I
High
66,950
100
B
28 V*
41c
Gold
Pacalta
114
Low
32c 374c
*
:
Preferred
80
1.15
Ne.wnorth. Gold
Nejv'
Jan
Class
Jan
190
-1
.
Ne.'Wlund Mines
New
Jan
9
385
1
Marlon
36 4
Jan
Shares
32c
•
Silvenvood Western Dairy
pfd.
oimp&un s Lie class A
114
Jason
Lore on
Jan
9
Jan
for Week
1
.__
22 4
33c
100
_.
Golcvue
Nib
344
64c
7
1
l
Dairies class A
Class B
284
-1
Calumet
New
New
Jan
74c
•
preferred
Jan
224
—10
iWm)
Alger
28c
SUverwood
114
224
~
Mines
Neiison
New
11
Jan
6c
85
Jan
284
»
•
Trust
80
9
Jan
3
''
______
_
Car
344
264
Sllanco Mining
Silver Miller Mines___
Sales
Range
.
Par
Jan
Jan
16'c
1,500
104
•
Rights
New
6c
3
75,300
9
~9
1_
Petroleum
Steel
28c
6c
310
134 4
2
Hosiery class B
National
22c
__
™I~5
com..
National Grocers common
Preferred
3
78
Week's
ofPricts
Last
Sale.Price
High
Jan
10
3
common
Drug & Chemical
National
1
__
Low
390
264
274c
__
High
764
264
264
3
Moaner Long Lac
Myiaftiaque Mines
STOCKS
Range Sinee January 1
"754'
76
25
>1
Friday
Shares
common
(495)
MARKETS
ENDED JANUARY
for Week.
of Frices
Par
Corp
Preferred
LISTED
FOR WEEK
CHRONICLE
Sales
Last
Sale Friee
Moore
FINANCIAL
_
1
•
.
_
_
7c
7c
10 4
•
65
7c
114
2.845
27 5
,
50
2.000
275
5.60
18%
Jan
Jan
6.00
Jan
644
Jan
68 Va
Jan
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
84
Jan
11V4
Jan
35
36
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(496)
Monday, January 30, 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, January 27
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Fund
Affiliated
Corp_
Holding
Amerex
4.11
Axe-Houghton
1
Beneficial Corp
I
1
Fund lnc
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Blair
Holdings
Bond
Inv
1
•
1
Corp
of America
Tr
Fund lnc
Boston
1
lo
3.43
Business Equipment shares-lc
Electrical Equipment sharet-lo
General Industries shares—lo
4.12
3.96
4.37
3.33
3.67
3.80
100.93
22.85
3.22
lo
lo
lo
lo
Steel shares
Manhattan Bond Fund Ino_lOo
Mass Investors Trust—
7.40
interest—1
27.68
29 92'
Century Shares Trust
1
36.20
38.92
Mass Investors 2nd Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund of Boston Ino—1
Mutual Invest Fund Ino
1
1
14.88
16.10
100 4,150
4,300
100
136
141
1
5.75
6.25
1
14.28
15.72
2Bo
1.52
1.67
Fund
Chemical
Christiana
Securities
com
Preferred
Commonwealth
investment
Fund
Delaware
Dividend
Shares
Eaton
Nation-Wide SecuritiesBalanced Fund
National Investors Corp
National
1961
3s_
100.4
101.30
102.6
1
100.10
100.6
l%s Oct. 1, 1957-1955
12.51
15.10
14.39
15.92
1
1
14.07
10.27
6.87
6.47
100 3*2
100 A
1% %
1954—
100
Series—
Certificates
—1
—1
27.10
18.11
28.98
19.36
Preferred
1
6.82
3.95
26.85
4.17
29.03
Income Series
Speculative Series
1
I
4.41
1.92
31'A
5.27
2.11
33
5.85
stock Series,
1
Industrial Stock Series
.0657
100.0672
.0755
100.0500
.0749
Oct.
1,
1950
1,
1951
.0072
99.9938
tl%s Jan.
99.8954
tl%s
.0036
3.26
Fund Inc.l
10
_1
Franklin Custodian Funds lnc—
Preferred stock series
lo
Common stock series
lo
Fundamental Investors lnc
2
100.0569
1950
1,
4.82
2.98
July
.
7.45
20o
1
100.0568
1950
.0821
tlfts sept. 15, 1950
.0486
100.0403
—
1950
1,
tt%s
100.0000
1950
1.
Xl%s Mar. 1, 1950-
1,
{1%S
,>tf
Ask
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
Feb.
XI %s
Apr.
tl%s June
100%
7.51
7.07
.1039
100.0787
wi—
1951
15,
15.11
9.50
1%%
1950
1,
1,
lndebt (cont)
of
Certificates
Treasury Notes—
X April
Ask
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
Int. Rate
Maturity—
13.52
13.89
Indebtedness
Price
Dollar
1
Security
9V4
"•3»
1, 1955-1983
U. Si Certificates of
XMar.
series
Bond
195^1950
.»• I953"1951
Mav
1
100.6
120%
100.2
119%
1953
1,
Canal
lOct.
Howard—
&
beneficial
Feb.
wi
8.11
8.90
18.04
20.65
of
1%S
4.42
8.89
16.69
18.84
Ctfs
May
99 24
lVis
om„
Panama
99.28
1952-1950
2%s Feb.
100.1
1950
15,
100.2
100.3
Ask
Bid
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
Ask
,
4.33
4.01
I
1
Corp
Invest
Street
Sept.
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
4.47
10c
Fund lnc
Bowling Green
i960
15,
3.55
3.93
4.05
Bullock Fund Ltd
Broad
Bid
100
4.19
Feb
1.35s
Furnishings shares—lo
Home
1.25s
32nds of a point
point represent one or more
Figures after decimal
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3.78
3.74
shares
Non-Ferrous Metals
Paper shares
Petroleum shares
3%
2%
96.89
21.14
47.62
Automobile
8.46
16.21
7'%
7.83
14.91
6%
98.55
46.67
Managed Funds-
4.22
3.90
96.58
Loorals 8ayles Mutual Fund—•
Lnomis 8ayles Second Fund_10
34%
33 %
10
1
Shares
Business
American
1%
Inc.
5.81
4.45
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
5.29
i
Securities
Aeronautical
Bid
Far
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
Equity Fund lnc
Fidelity Fund lnc
Financial Industrial
First
Corp.
Boston
Trust Fund
First Mutual
5.20
15.01
Stock
1
Series
6.32
6.91
3.61
3.95
3.86
4.22
1
15.33
16.48
1
1
1
1
9.90
10.85
Fund
^ew
England
jjew
York Stocks lnc—
Fund
Industries
Capital Corp
General
Trust
Investors
General
Group
1
1
1
lnc
17.61
56.13
5.39
16.29
52.20
4.99
Automobile
Aviation
Bank
Securities—
stock_II
supply
Building
6.94
7.61
Chemical
lo
lo
6.17
5.82
6.77
6.39
bond series
Diversified Industry
lo
7.73
8.47
lo
Electrical Equipment shares lo
Food shares
lo
6.58
7.22
10.77
5.42
Fully Administered shares—lo
General bond shares
lo
Industrial Machinery shares lo
7.24'
7.94
Machinery
7.75
6.97
9.44
8.56
5.87
8.07
8.50
7.64
9.91
oils
shares
Automobile
shares
Aviation
Building shares
shares
Chemical
shares—lc
Institutional bond
shares—lo
Investing Company
Priced shares
lo
Low
lo
lc
shares
Merchandising
9.83
4.94
,
3.61
stock shares
lo
lo
—lo
4.64
4.85
4.65
3.97
5.10
5.33
lo
6.10
Railroad
shares
shares
Tobacco
Utility shares
Petroleum
1
10c
lnc
Fund
Income Foundation
S
Investors
Ltd—
Aviation Group shares
Incorporated
Bank
Group
Insurance
Investment
America
Trust
of Boston
Investors Management
8-3
8-4
Knickerbocker
9.35
16.88
10.85
11.89
Fund
As Trading
(net
lnc
asset
1.15*
3-50
bl.30
1.15*
2-
1-50
11-
1-50
bl.30
1.15*
8-1-49
5-
1-50
bl.30
1.15*
1.30*
1.35*
9-
1-49
6-
1-60
bl.30
1.15*
1.30*
Street
Bid
Feb.
1950
2,
9,
Feb.
Mar.
30,
1.00%
April
6,
bl.10
1.00%
April
13,
bl.10
1.02%
bl.10
1.03%
April 20,
1950
April 27, 1950
23,
9,
1950
....
2.64
51.88
51.88
10.79
11.68
20%
22%
Banks & Trust
of
the
Bank
of
New
&
Co—10
Manhattan
Bank
6.66
53.75
_1
25o
11.73
72c
81c
Chemical
18.43
Commercial National Bank A
1
6.53
8.85
14.96
Union Preferred Stock Fund—1
Union Common Sto^t Fund
1
19.77
27.57
24.00
16.88
10.00
28.83
26.19
18.42
1
1
1
1
Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund lnc—:
Wisconsin Investment Co
1
—
_100'• 139
Central Hanover Bank A Trust
Bank
National
Bank
Trust
Trust
&
9.83
10.68
10.47
County
19.59
16.04
18.11
3.69
4.00
50%
Bank
8.60
2.22
2.52
Kings County Trust
297
31%
P) & Co Ine
City Bank
100
12%
Par
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
&
Surety—10
10
Life
Bid
Ask
Bid
97
0
Insur Co of North America
10
106
Jersey Insurance of N Y
20
10
80
83
71
10
26%
:
74
Alliance
American
Automobile
4
24 %
53
American
Casualty
American
Equitable
1
1
15%
23%
50%
Prior
$2.10
preferred
1
lo
$1.05 Convertible preferred—8
\
Casualty-I
American of Newark
2%
American Re-Insurance
lo
American
Fidelity &
American
Surety
17
25%
16%
9%
National Casualty
10
51 %
53%
(Detroit)—lo
Bankers
*
Camden
York
Forster lnc
21%
23%
North
65
67
Northern
lo
10
Continental Casualty—
A
Hampshire Fire
New
64%
67%
35%
67
Fire
River
Northeastern
Ins
Co
.
Federal
19%
"8%
136
15%
17%
Phoenix
10
99 %
103%
6
5%
6%
lo
35%
37%
Providence-Washington
93
96
Reinsurance Corp
B
20%
21%
Republic
lo
(N Y)
(Texas)
Globe A
Globe & Rutgers Fire
ana
Great
preferred
American
32%
Seaboard Surety
51
53
5
Republic
30%
8
Falls
12
13
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
common_5
18
.
1st
103%
Delaware Power A
I
Standard
13%
15%
92
33
Accident
Travelers
32
12%
102
Tenn Gas Transmission
Js_1903
103
Par
54
57
35%
48
Cen Ariz Lt A
10
7%
37%
Conn
100
432
39%
447
A
Lt
$2.04
Elec—
$2.20 pfd
(series 1949)
100
V
2
,02%
>
—
103%
Pub Ser (Colorado)
4.40*—100. 126
pup Serv of Okla
4.65* pfd.100*
Rochester Gas &
Bid
Ask
104%
105%
Elec_
gan
,
100
Diego
Gas
G—100
20
105
-
106%
21%
21 %
staten Island Edison—
100
4.90 % preferred
53
.
106
A Elec—
4%% preferred
52
127%
107
Tenn
3
Gas
107
108 %
100
105%
106/2
Transmission—
$4.65 preferred
*
,
•
52%
53%
*
52%
53%
Union
4*
Electric Co of
Missouri—
•
preferred
(not Included in year's range), b Big yield price, d Deferred dcJlve*y
range). e Ex-interest.. f Flat price, k Admitted to listing on N. Y. stock
Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb, rCash sales (not included in year s rangei.
liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges. wdWhen
issued, x Ex-dividend. y-Ex-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
•
Odd lot sale
included
in year's
change.
n
U S
Fidelity A Guaranty Co—2
50%
52%
36
38
U S
Fire
4
65%
68 %
114
119
U 8
Guarantee
10
83 %
87%
•No
Hertford Steam bo Her
10
22
23%
11949
$
Pow
preferred
10
Westchester Pitt
Pwr $2.50 pfd_50
preferred
10
38%
.//pfd
p,d-10O
A Elec—
100
Central Hudson Gas A
Hartford Fire
36%
4i/a
51%
,0
37%
46
Valley Gas
preferred
$4.25
SO
Hartforl Electrte S^Oo pM
$4.75 preferred series
105
lo
10
10
105
104%
105
4.75*
2
10
96
31%
1979
38—1979
Blackstone
■
%
103%
,,103fe
Indiana
Serv of
Public
Light—
Light—
mortgage 2%s
Hanover Fire
2%.
Service Co
Stocks—
69
St Paul Fire A Marine
Glens
109
28
75%
General Reinsurance Corp
108
.07%
26%
116
65
67
Firemen's of Newark
106
Kansas Power &
Gas
61
72 %
Fireman's Fund of Frisco
N
47
Power
Dug.
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks (Continued)—
.05%
18
10
8
63
50%
102%
45
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
10
48'%
.05%
lo
Pacific
10
10
A—12%
Bank of Amer N T A S
-1978
Indianapolis Pwr ft;LP2%s_1979
37%
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
Francisco
San
8
655
625
2%s ———1969
42%
35%
62%
Fire Assn of Phila
60
91
87
7%
102 ,.
40%
•
10
P?eferred Accident
74
Kentucky Utilities $4 75 pfd.100 101%
2
10
Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
58
104%
39%
7%
72
20
Bank
103%
31
28
Bank
United States Natl
1984
Powers*.
60%
3.33%
National
First
88
42
*>«">
37 %
2.50
—12%
37
35
103
.03%
29
12.60
20
Trust
44%
37%
64 %
&
Portland
102%
58%
Pacific Fire
Employees
Bank
102%
Power
8
102%
B
10
Fire
Connecticut General Life—
Cram
Amsterdam Casualty
21
10
Shippers
Boston
Maine
8
New
290
Peoples First National
2y.s_.979
Pa
Power
Oregon
Centra.
2%s
lo
New
Automobile
Tel
Associated
Com. L«t ft
National Union Fire
295
Trust—_100 x270
2%3„_1979
Calif
32 %
33%
8%
National Fire
Bank—100
Deposit Natl
Mellon Natl Bank &
106%
Bell Telephone or
3i3/4
61%
Farmers
105%
25%
30 %
35%
37
Ask
24
fl
22
35%
.10
103%
53%
4
59
of Detroit.
1979 ->102%
20
8
33%
Bank
Security Issues
19
17%
20%
37%
Bid
50%
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
25
36
Pittsburgh
257
85
40
no
\
Merchants A Mfrs
Assur
10
55%
36
Bonds
Maryland Casualty common
American
12
100
& Trust
32
325
310
Ask
34
61%
21
Agricultural
Par
Home
93
59%
.
25
National
United States Trust
30%
100
Detroit
National
43%
251
42%
25
Public Nat'l Bank A Trust_17%
Companies
.480
53%
Title Guarantee
20
Bank
18 V2
York Trust-
Sterling
625
City Bank
National
,260
20
(J
350
600
33
28%
Co
Trust
Manufacturers
Morgan
21%
10
17%
100 1,440
25
41%
Irving Trust
335
100
107
288
100
100
Trust Co—
Cleveland
37
100 1.200
Commerce_lO
Lawyers Trust
3.83
2.25
61%
10 $ 31%
—
Savings
Co
&
Trust
National
Central
20
Bank
National
214
-r
35
104
Industrial Bank of
Guaranty Trust
7.46
7%
10
50
Trust
Fiduciary
207
52%
6%
~ 59%
A Trust-—10
Empire Trust
Trust
Harris
87 %
85
100
Bank
National
Northern
200
Cleveland
A
'•
Trust Co
(White Plains, N Y)
Ask
Trust—33%
&
41%
38%
Trust—
17.95
Federation
98
First
""
10.26
Bid
Illinois
Bank
National
_10Q
Trust
City Natl Bank A
46%
147
95
36%
-
Stamped
Corn Exchange Bank &Trust_20
New
Casualty
1.05%
1.02%
1.04%
1.04%
1.05%
Companies
Par
337
41%
20
15
10
20
Co
Continental Bank A
7.35
First
Series 1956
Trust
Brooklyn Trust
Chase
Unit Type Trusts—
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
112.00
Independence Trust Shares
1
North Amer Trust SharesSeries 195S
1
1950
Continental
322
44%
100
10
6.58
Bankers
27%
York
Fifth Avenue
10.76
1
:
Chicago
"
w 26
York
New
50.75
Wall Street Investing Corp
1.05%
bl.10
bl.10
bl.10
bl.10
bl.10
1950
1950
Ask
-'-Bid
Par
1
United Income Fund Shares
-
1.04%
bl.10
1950
Mar..- 23,
no<W„
0.95 /a
bl.10
Investment Corp_*
Series C
bl.10
1950
16,
hi .10
in
b
1950
16.40
2.41
2%
Mar.
0.90%
1950
16.
Ask
Bid
Ask
bl.10
—
~
Feb.
Feb.
National
Aetna
Bills
United States Treasury
22
15.72
8.08
14.64
Insurance
.
8.75
15
value) _•
Union Bond Fund series A
Series B
2.71
bl.30
1-
1.35*
12.34
1
1
25c
Fund
1-50
2-50
6.78
7.98
B
1
1
;
Sovereign Investors
5.32
910-
Mar.
11.26
1
1
greeted Amer Shares
4.88
4.85
2.48
1-49
9.25
22.04
1
Fund
1-49
12-
6.09
6.19
1
shareholders Trust of Boston—1
16.27
22.98
28.31
15.14
12.06
11-
1.30%
8.44
1.90
10.92
17.76
25.07
31.97
16.52
13.16
5.33
1.30*
1.15*
5.56
4.86
24.39
1.15*
bl.30
1950
Mar. 2, 1950
Television Fund lnc—
Trusteed Industry Shares
com
Trust
Lexington
11.98
8.53
15.40
9.26
86c
1.20
13.86
10.73
Stocks)—1
(Appreciation com Stks)_l
(Low Priced com Stks)—1
(Income
10.93
8.45
x78c
1.09
12.65
9.87
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
1
B-2 (Medium Grade BdB)—1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-4 (Speculative
Bonds)
1
K-l (Income pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Appreciation pfd Stks)_l
6-1 (Quality common Stks)-1
8-2
1
1
1
1
1
Stock and Bond Group
of
11.11
lc
lc
1
lo
lc
shares
shares
Co
10.14
1.75
State
Group
Investment
—1
^.50
22.56
bl.25
3-50
14.04
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Shares
Institutional
1-50
4-
10.43
Putnam (Geo) Fund
Republic Investors Fund—
Fund
Howe Plan Fund
9.52
Tobacco
^6.69
3-
1-49
11.55
12.81
steel
5.11
1-49
7-
4.41
1
1
lo
1-50
8-
6-
11.49
1
shares
bl.30
1.15*
12.79
10.48
Railroad
Railroad equipment
RR Equipment
Ask
1.15*
1.55*
12.34
Metals
8.14
2.78
Steel
11.67
11.26
Merchandising
5.76
Bid
bl.30
3-50
7-
3-49
9.44
Diversified Investment FundLl
Diversified preferred stock .1
Electrical equipment
—1
insurance stock
1
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
5.25
7.76
12.05
8.61
4.02
Public Utility
7.42
2.52
shares
7.08
11.00
10.89
8.85
lo
lo
Railroad
7.09
1
6.44
shares
shares
Petroleum
6.47
1
1
Corporate
9.38
Bond
Mining
10-
1.30*
1.55*
—I
1«
Agricultural shares
Ask
1.10*
Due
Dated
Rate
Bid
1-50
2-
2-49
5-
bl.25
Due
Dated
Rate
1.55*
Agriculture
Gas
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
5.31
4.86
1
Selected Group Series
1
Low priCed Com Stock Series 1
6.57
5.70
16.45
6.00
Bond Series
Low priced
Ex¬
tExdelivered, wiwnen
par
value, tin default. XThese bonds are subject to
adjusted (50* stock div. paid on Aug. 31)-
range
all Federal taxes.
Volume
171
Number 4877
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(497)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings
this
week
will
Preliminary figures compiled by
show
a
based
us
decrease
compared
a
cities of the country, indicate that for the week endedSaturday, Jan.
corresponding week last
total stands at
is
loss
a
for
the
week
Third
Our
week
Our
in
557,810.460
Philadelphia
881,000,000
280,000.000
"282,335,925
290,598,676
305,591,040
306,877,487
223,763,277
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
207,158.429
-
Baltimore
cities, five days__
cities, five days—^.
day
one
Total all cities for week.
Complete and
at time of
Accordingly, in the
In
we
above the last day of the week
in all
elaborate detailed
the
statement, however, which
able
are
cases
to
we
For that week there
was an
a
in the
gain of 4.3%
New York District
in
and
the
in
the
loss of 1.2%.
a
and in
161,618,074
Mansfield
34,121,100
1.1
265,256.015
29,459,300
5,140,633
25,213,900
4.2
4,835,461
1.0
3,824,544
307,283,154
7,928,713
310.618,921
6,297,554
1.1
298,974,932
5,595,128
249,349,136
891,459,516
897,615,296
—10.7
883,718,603
716,214,913
2,736,738
—10.5
Richmond Reserve District the
totals show
Chicago Reserve District
West
following
are
we
furnish
a
District of
0.1
—
will
Week Ended Jan. 21—
Boston-
as
the
—
*
the
3rd
.12'citles
Philadelphia
5th
Richmond
12
_
11
7
_
6
_
6th Atlanta
7th
8th
St.
10
Chicago
9th
17
_
Louis--
4
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
7
-
City
10
11th Dallas—
12th
San
6
Francisco
10
Total
Inc.
$
Dec.
New
We
now
add
594,993,353
7,753,272,255
7,436,719,546
1,032,689,700
994,539,290
<4
II
II
4
II
642,303,085
679,357,234
1,023,192,501
it
952,660,220
572.243,812
580,273,660
375,745,476
404,746,650
516,742,151
Boston*'*
Michigan—Ann
Lansing
522,600,262
a
Indiana—Fon
but
The
1.4
414,020
+ 16.8
484,245
—19.1
355,149
117,743,985
115,556,662
5.5
661,624,380
586,724,619
679,357,234
8.4
3,127,559
2,665.410
6.5
+
93,867,380
93,428,613
80,918,279
9.2
—
7.7
—
—
1,587,386
10,542,429
—
5,455,842
—
Sioux City
V.
I,257,899
1,719,191
0.1
9,934,692
8,491,891
2.9
5,998,521
5,034,000
+ 12.9
5,653.484
2.3
51,015,000
6,333,393
4,524,536
46,433,000
5,100,009
6,378,139
2,564,691
+ 14.5
63,565.572
3,511,017
31,663,132
+
2.9
—
Decatur..
Rockford
416,173,138
t
2.4
—
30,210,213
3,738,054
32,175,317
13,772,241
14,209,620
1,086,326
792,202,629
16,059,405
1,020,229
+
6.5
12,171,676
731,169,108
1,206,213
+
8.3
2,946,7S3
+
2.0
740,661,541
3,581,041
10,802,865
816,865
650,476,176
2,912,502
6.9
—
+
3.1
II,530,894
4,878.077
9,202,543
2.2
3,488,058
4,280,049
3,360"321
3,626,962
+
3.8
3,324,192
2,618,632
952,660,220
+
7.4
957,518,882
838,824,156
4.1
319,000.000
133,630,151
102,677,735
259,700,000
111.981,038
1,023,192,501
—
661,624.380
586,724,619
7.4
957,518,882
Eighth Federal Reserve
District—St. Lonia—
Missouri—St. Louis
382,997,747
5.5
297,800.000
1.4
557,090,128
335,902,543
1.1
566,528,120
483,549,623
+
0.6
104,002,470
+
3.5
1,831,427
1,748,984
+
4.7
1,782,242
1,515,124
572,243,812
580,273,660
—
1.4
557,090,128
462,814,803
—10.1
5,573,146
293,001,387
5,102,266
236,529,746
90,755,818
6,334,599
73,245,125
—
313,089.003
232,365,570
2.0
804,333,134
Ninth
667,932,025
14,577,121,518
2.9
7,414,770,846
1.8
14,587,656,594
7,422,304,941
Federal
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—■
Minnesota—Duluth
5,507,514
249,578,517
Total (7 cities)
statement showing the
figures for each city for the
—12.2
3,319,428
—12.6
10,139,274
Helena—
6,320,217,067
4,069,606
2,902,764
Montana—Billings
6,738,097
3,572,530
South Dakota—Aberdeen
13,607,184,535
94,760,259
6,315,618
Dakota—Fargo
280,109,363
97,729,259
Minneapolis
St. Paul
North
9,623,005
375,745,476
6,126,892
404,746,650
—10.9
3.1
+
—
6.3
+
5.4
—
7.2
week ended Jan. 21 for four
years:
7
Tenth
Week Ended Jan. 21
or
Dec.' %
1948
$
1,566,484
Portland
1,427,070
3,748,333
3,511,403
502,882,718
Fall River
1,802,569
Lowell
__
__
1,779,970
+
9.8
1,500,262
+-
6.7
3,849,891
3,318,702
1.7
+
—
494,000,394
1.3
2,069,166
1,658,104
-
Worcester--
_
_
1,085,032
]
8,151,266
5,582.970
26,215,495
+■- 4.6
7,389,291
5,125,180
Second
Federal Reserve
8.0
23,908,202
12,127,070
+" 6.5
10,588,180
8,876,719
28,911,800
+
3.5
31,775,400
Pueblo
1,390,278
1,596,608
1,163,452
584,451,609
535,070,592
594,993,353
—
1.8
+
22,108,127
1.2
—
27,730,818
+ 89.8
26,544,832
8,824,206
3,428,310
3,081,019
+ 11.3
2,413,392
2,188,475
93,729,969
85,099,447
+ 10.1
92;875,069
80,295,781
1,863,268
1,819,044
+ .,2.4
1,984,450
Buffalo
_
Jamestown
1,981,121
1,830,852
+
8.2
1,766,420
1,563,874
7,162,350,672
+
4.0
7,165,351,653
7,286,967,468
21,877,239
Syracuse---
14,572,851
15,217,973
Texas—Austin
15,738,873
+
+
,,
5.8
1.7
20.309,964
15,763,579
16,134,381
9,996,259
3.3
12,618,721
912,266
Northern New
Jersey
11,540,739
705,582
+ 29.3
706,147
631,628
47,746,300
7.6
53,675,286
is
55,385,778
7,753,272,255
7,436,719,546
'•
,
6,251,059
12,938,739
6.2
382,420,300
13,877,668
—10.8
15,171,605
2,555,304
—12.6
2,069,504
1,489,663
9.0
1,884,518
1,447,883
522,600,262
1.1
566,528,120
483,549,623
6,897,434
263,520,000
25,854,850
5,818,282
190,925,000
20,558,947
5,238,000
3,474,332
8,104,387
7,570,103
5.9
313,089,003
232,365,570
7.2
119,217,059
3,450,548
154,700,637
3,101,311
100,302,789
44,590,155
2,200,577
—
—
41,379,290
—
""
Galveston
364,982
+
6.5
138,087,241
+
4.5
116,898,333
5,186,674
—
—
7,465,209
3.3
258,229,146
6.3
23,615,243
5.2
5,718,000
5,763,000
2.5
4,548,827
4,159,160
9.4
10,220,871
Louisiana—Shreveport
10,044,405
1.8
327,503,392
—
Twelfth
3.1
50,166,490
45,692,717
7,432,080,007
7,499,927,939
*
13,561,477
325,669,907
12,332,291
309,276,163
+
4,850,000
2,643,238
Federal Reserve District—San
Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
109,572,596
-
Utah—Salt Lake City.
118,090,921
2,763,516
3,310,402
—16.5
125,594,535
Yakima—
Oregon—Portland
151,004,741
—16.8
—
102,334,982
60,627,115
59,372,982
+ 23.8
9,792,786
9,104,594
+ 39.3
446,732,881
San Jose
+ 10.2
12,022,882
12,686,640
Pasadena
55,006,671
14,885,590
California—Long Beach
8,253,305
410,946,947
7,247,927
8.7
425,840,760
380,322,645
+ 24.1
10,731,947
9,599,331
8.6
4,004,738
4,084,457
2.1
8,968,372
+
2.0
804,333,134
+
2.9
+
1.8
+
12,989,829
+XTrtf
,
'
—
8,567,607
Grand Total (112 cities)
Outside New York
4,662,015
8,750,505
—
798,680>529
Stockton
Total (10 cities)
10,470,985
4,260,220
Santa Barbara.
34,559,294
4.3
341,820
6,256,593
24,854,297
Fort W'orth
—
+
484,881
609,910
6,610,363
7,713,,650
274,447,747
Dallas
San Francisco
44,122,494
New Jersey—Montclair
20,678,310
14,813,843
Connecticut—Stamford
Total;(Wcities!i
1,533,167
7,449,028,764
New York
Rochester
75.9
York—
52,621,722
Btnghamton
+
5.0
2.1
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—Dallas-
Totjal (6 cities)
District—New
12,647,985
351,361,285
516,742,151
Wichita Falls
587,971,923
7,846,156
2,001,687
Total (10 cities)
25,904,300
1,415,797
York—A'bany
Elmlra
Colorado—Golorado Springs
4,298,599"
12,915,153
cities)!
124,060,539
—
—13.0
5,765,436
+ 14.3
29,937,000
Hampshire—Manchester
6,927,040
329,492,359
12,381,335
2,233,395
St. Joseph
1,612.221
8,526,851
571,630
22,247,973
Missouri—Kansas City
688,792
1,783,189
6,383,477
Island—Providence
Total (12
New
-'865,846
9.9
24,123,572
New Haven__
New
0.1
+
_
-
Rhode
+
1,928,565
_
__
Connecticut—Hartford
■'
1,084,748
2,120,364
New Bedford-
552,078
8,200,504
Wichita
•
335,902,543
524,647
Kansas—Topeka
458,465,300
413,112,194
3,503,544
2,662,950
468,898
Lincoln..
1,410,840
8,628,137
7,071,441
132,119,912
Hastings
$
-
494,347,291
Massachusetts—Boston
Springfield
Nebraska—Fremont
1947
6,230,775
3,851,715
3,233,047
10,362,482
Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City-
Omaha
Maine—Bangor
89,618,641
462,814.803
413,112,194
164,022,206
107,674,901
Total (4 cities)
310,500,000
164,937,484
838,824,156
7.2
Inc.
4,380,241
50,502,570
3,556,980
4,773,091
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
5.9
$
/
%
62,915.365
1.6
+ 11.9
—
11,550,637
...
716.214,913
+
First Federal Reserve
District—Boston-
4,806,158
3,006,961
_
Total (17 cities)
+
1949
6,709,107
$
309,276,163
$
88,033,946
—19.8
53,905,000
30,888,511
1947
783,370,663
1950
3,332,218
6,400,753
3,456,226
Moines.,,
883,718,603
14,995,572,884
Clearings at—
3,604,035
129,443,878
2,489,604
.
*
798,680,529
detailed
3,985,951
3,698,596
88,593,436
107,513,203
71,141,985
__J
Illinois—Bloomington.
^
60,855,428
211,800,000
7,305,239
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Chicago
18,401,369
63,434,814
260,200,000
55,162,000
;
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Dcs
19,024,642
4.9
4.1
5,759,243
Terre Haute
-
1.4
67,146,030
252,500,000
1,274,131
Wayne—,
South Bend
.
19,661.367
416,858
5,296,401
Indianapolis
12.5%.
327,503,392
41
382,997,747
10,539,218
:
!
Kentucky—Louisville
—
416,173,138
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Grand Rapids
864,859.955
—
+ 12.5
483,390
104,679,675
Seventh Federal Reserve
7,499,927,989
—
64,014,276
420,969,131
642,303,085
997,937,396
it
tt
72,474,529
5,907,697
Total (10 cities)
7,432,080,007
+
32.7
97,667,690
Louisiana—New Orleans
3.8
—
196,697,789
+
3,387,174
Mississippi—Vicksburg
4.3
it
220,298,321
70,004,056
94,352,346
Mobile
+
+ 12.5
3,396,988
3,931,942
Macon.
Florida—Jacksonville
record
$
—10.7
3,468.711
11.9
19,376,313
Alabama—Birmingham
+
897,615,296
9.9
+
70,
535,070,592
420,969,181
+
214,379.233
2,018,568
242,100,000
584,451,609
891,459,516
3,397,345
108,092,126
2,520,453
District—Atlanta—
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta.
1.2
—
7,546,544,120
our
1948
%
473,768.544
<1
York City
Federal Reserve
Nashville
week
District of 5.5%
or
8,778,000
107,269,124
92,928,403
'
1949
10,142,000
3.5
473,768,544
Springfield
CLEARINGS
587,971,923
112 cities
Outside
BANK
$
York
___
OF
2.3
+
239,793,452
Tennessee—Knoxville
below
the
show
+
3,733,220
Columbia—Washington
10,927,000
119,524,809
week
Sixth
improvement of
an
1950
;
4th Cleveland
2,448,655
11,178,000
appear
going to press1.'
but in
5,358,116
123,686,814
Total (6 cities)
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Fedfcral Reserve Districts
New
Virginia—Huntington
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
—13.0
totals
5,706,100
Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
Peoria
SUMMARY
2nd
7',849^000
South
In the Kansas
City Reserve District there is a decrease of
;1.1%
but in the Dallas Reserve
District there is an increase of
5.9% and in the San Fran¬
cisco Reserve District of
2.0%.
1st
4 924 443
Richmond
0.7
+
enlarge its totals by 7.4%, but in the
St,
smaller by 1.4% and in the
Minneapolis Reserve
7.2%.
In the
,
Total (7 cities)
has managed to
Louis Reserve District the totals
District by
6,603,681
Youngstown
In the Cleveland Reserve District
the Atlanta Reserve
4,950,820
a
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
present further
of 3.8%
3.8
190,849,092
increase of 2.9%, the aggregate ofclear¬
Philadelphia Reserve District
Reserve District the totals
register
the totals show a decline of
10.7%
+
347.596,164
has to be estimated.
(including this city) the
994,539,290
'
1.9
ings for the whole country having amounted
to $14,995,572,884
against $14,577,121,$18
in the same week in 1949.
Outside of this
city there was a gain of 1.8%, the bank
clearings at this center having recorded a
gain of 4.0%.
We group the cities accord¬
ing to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this it
appears that
1,032,689,700
1.804,443
7,532,213
4.3
7.8
give final and complete results of the week
previous
ending Jan. 21.
8.0
34,490,300
0.9
+
today, inasmuch
not available
23.3
+
2.344,162
8.0
—
$14,013,579,182 $14,016,291,039
are
864,859,955
+
7,818,503
0.2
—
11.9
exact
Saturday and the Saturday figures
997,937.396
11,150,824
8,447,003
0.4
+
details for the week covered
by the foregoing
issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them
our
3,271,593
4,439,615
7,499,550
2.8
—
733,143,718
-.
4,419,981
2,518,577
3.884,017
10,196.176
6,396,664
197,830,867
1.7
—
$13,283,147,321
637,946,623
5,103,994
334,475,512
+ 15.3
2,465,772,110
$13,375,632,559
3,404.545
4.7
23.8
+
189,379,008
2.2
—
$10,817,375,211
2,658,302,020
—
2,358,600
835,000,000
12.4
+
—
13,743,118
Virginia—Norfolk
Total all
899,910
3,067,997
960,000,000
340,929,930
Fifth
$10,717,330,539
Other cities, five days
2,913,147
5,458,108
3.6
+
2,140,447
_
3.2
+
319,899,000
—
+ 17.6
Columbus
$42,800,000
314,327,000
San Francisco—
1
3,032,027
954,000,000
Ohio—Canton,.Cincinnati
'""Cleveland
1.5
—
—
249,600,329
St. Louis
1,313,828
1.128,808
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
;
+ 21.2
450,593,770
255.050,720
964.605
1,137,296
3.6
10.1
4,432,309
Jersey—Trenton
T
3.2
—
894,000,000
436,328,509
3.7
—
5,201,413
.
$7,298,037,060
Kansas City
ends
%
676,167,418
Boston
in
1949
$7,062,766,650
1,099,322
—
1,180,947
2,649,393
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Chicago
cities,
;
Total (11 cities)
New York
1,216.063
3,273,849
York
r
1950
1,189,604
3,564,259
988,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
comparative
$
—
1,170,938
Philadelphia
Reading—
At
1947
$
1,138,364
Scran ton
1949.
1948
Dec, %
31
1,069,054
Lancaster
preliminary
$
District—Philadelphia—
Bethlehem
same
Week Ended Jan. 28—
All
Reserve
Chester
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Ten
Federal
Pennsylvania—Altoona
28, clearings
Friday of 3.2%.
ended
summary for the week follows:
ago.
weekly clearings
year.
$14,013,579,182 against $14,016,291,039 for the
there
center
year
telegraphic advices from the chief
upon
for all cities of the United States for
which it is possible to obtain
will be 0.1% below those of the
this
1950
$
with
Week Ended Jan.
21
1949
Inc. or
783,370,663
14,995,572,884
7,546,544,12ft
14,577,121,518
7,414,770,846
8,670,705
7,677,723
i
667,932,025
14,583,656,594* 13,607,184,535
7,422,304,941
*6,320,217,067
38
Monday, January 30,
1950
Date
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL &
THE
(498)
Page
Company and Issue—
Borough Gas Co.—
3Va% bonds, due 1970
Carolina, Cllnchlleld & Ohio Ry.—
1st
mortgage
4s, series A, due 1965
Brooklyn
Foreign Exchange Rates
Country anc Monetary Unit
Jan. 20
"A"
—
krone —
(Metropolitan), franc
Dominion of, rupee
France
India,
Mexico,
—
—
.
—
.208700
Midlothian
.909090
.909090
.896328
.397031
.896875
.208500
.208500
.155722
.262785
.262650
2.772896
2.772396
pound
.496166
.0343166
.0348291
.327058
.327058
.327058
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.193329*
.232840
.232900
2.733750
2.800742
.658327*+
.658327*+
.658327*$
,561797*t
,561797*t
.561797*f
$2387
Feb
1
1
139
Feb
Feb
1
393
Feb 1
Feb 15
$2583
393
1
231
Date
Page
1
357
.423531*1
.425531*7
Milling
mortgage
1st
Combined
Reserve Banks
thousands of dollar»)
(in
12 Federal
Holdings of Treasury notes
Increase
Assets—
fund
Redemption
notes
—
352,636
+
26.493
120,421
+
23,794
2,090
Industrial loans
103,600
2.684,787
Bills
Vitrified Products Co.,
securities-
Total
loans
17,763,587
Notes of
3.190
2,756.202
34,203
+
185
106,213
'Other assets
+
4.693
44,483,277
assets
93,450
—
10,226
Reserve
gen,
.
—
933,545
Foreign
Other
Total
Other
deposits
availability
items—
18,366,38:3
2,341,965
10,055
liab., incl. accrued divs.
Total
157,861
671,790
—
43,636,832
liabilities
—3,615,897
596,303
—
+
+
—
+
253,756
4,252
—
+
15,740
3,942,704
118,722
215,152
33,781
+
1,884
—
273,894
—
2,227
4,582.940
213,600
438,173
27,543
122.129
+
—
4.453
38.131
Treasury bills
3,271
Treasury certificates of indebtedness—
6.756
Treasurv notes
3,446
U. 8. bonds.
24,658
Other securities...
5,084
Reserve
with Federal Reserve Banks
12,219
Cash In vault
787
Balances with domestic banks
2,335
—
Ratio
gold
of
serves,
note
accts. 44.488,277
certificate
combined
+
—
+
21,462
3~929
+
3L379
+
+
+
—
—
+
+
13
52
15
211
272
48
40
27
—
+
+
84
+
536
+ 4,382
+
846
+ 1,143
+ 2,402
Name of
105
15
575
338
2.066
+
45
+
995
9,783
—■
154
+
1,224
196
+
425
318
53
43,245
15.365
deposits adjusted
+
Debits
+
12
45
—
+
interbank
0.1',
+
and
indus¬
trial loans
Radio
Aircraft
1,835
—
200
21
5,758
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
ended Jan. 18: An increase of $272,000,000 in holdings of
Treasury bills; decreases of $184,000,000 in reserve bal¬
ances with
Federal Reserve Banks and $154,000,000 in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks; and an
increase of $105,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted.^
condition statement of
agricultural loans in¬
District and a total of
$4,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $144,000,000 in
New York City and $29,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
decreased $66,000,000 in New York City and $24,000,000
in Chicago, and increased $22,000,000 in the A+lar>ta Dis¬
industrial,
and
$18,000,000 in the Chicago
trict; the net decrease at
$1.12Va
Mfg.
Beverage
25c
35c
15c
20c
iquar.»
(quar,)r:—
—
-
Goods
Co.
Chain
Hide
Home
all reporting member banks was
3-15
2-17
2-17
3-15*
1
1
1
1
& Cable Co. iquar.)
Leather, 6'>
pfd. (quar.)
Products Corp. (monthly)—
&
Co. (Bait.) —
semi-annual
American Machine & Foundry Co..
3-1
3-1
2-15
2-15
5c
40c
75c
10c
Shares
Business
American
3- 1
4334-
5c
5c
prior
4%
3-15
Corp.—
preferred iquar.)
convertible preferred iaccum. i———
20c
Holder$
Payable o) Rec.
2-15
2- 8
2-15
2- 3
2-10
1-31
2-20
2-1
3- 3
2-28
2-14*
3-15
3-10
3- 1
American Indemnity
Redemption Balls and Sinking
199
Banks
announced
When
Coip.—
Inc.
2-3
30c
3- 1
3-10
3-15
2-15
2-15
meeting held Jan. 24.>
Seating Co, (quar,).
25c
2-28
2- 8
Extra
25c
2-28
2- 3
$1
75c
2-23
2-28
3-15
2- 1
2- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
4- 1
3-31
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2- 9
2- 3
2-24
1-20
$2.80
Increased
Condition Statement of Member
Commercial,
—
Iiie
tquar.)
Extra
American
6.1%
Fund
preferred
American Pulley
including
The date
corporate bonds, notes,
stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
common
number gives the location in
indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
ing tenders, and the page
the current volume
the details were
(except where
TENDER
OF
Date
Company ar.d Issue—.
Port
Asuncion
Byers
St.
(A.
M.)
Concession Corp.-, 8>>
•
Feb
31
190
1
gold bds., series A, due 1990.Jan
7% cumulative preferred stock
Co.,
Page
2
gold debentures__Feb
Louis Southwestern Ry.—
Gen.
and ref. mtge. 5%
-
364
Date
Page
1
1
3% bonds, due 1963_Mar 1
*
189
*
Company and Issue—
Arizona
Ashland
Atlanta
Edison Co.. inc., 3i/s%
Gas
gpT.o'vial
15-yr.
1st mtge. bds., due l974_Mar
Oil & Refining Co., 20-yr.
Light
Co.,
T^ftustrioi
1st mcge.
3%
debs., due 1965_Feb
Loan Corp.—
debentures,
due
1964
-—
Feb
1
......
S
tN. Y.)
Corp.—'Directors
dividend at
Co.
.
Razor
on
...
Ship Building Co. (New Jersey)
American Smelting & Refining Co
American Steel Foundries.
Thermos
American
Bottle
Edison
Co.,
6%
50c
25c
Dry
Goods
1st preferred
$7 2nd preferred
75c
6Y4C
(quar.)
I
Inc.,
$5
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.,
Associated
50c
:
Conipanv, common (quar.)
participating pfd.
Participating
Arizona
Corp.,
pfd.
6%
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
com.
the
Atlas
3-15
3-15
2-10
3-13
2-10
2-10
2-14
3- 3
2-15
56(40
75c
3-31
2-28
3-17 I
"2-24
the
to
14th.
Brewing
Co
Imperial Diesel
Series
Aunor
2-10
2-10
have
folders ol record date of
shown above from Feb. 13
Engine Co.—
(quar.)
Series B preferred (quar.)
Atlas
1-27
2-14
2-10
25c
they
the
payment
$1.25
15c
40c
$1.50
$1.75
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Line RR.__-_.
company informs us that
Atlantic Coast
The
60c
25c
(quar,)___
Appletcn Company (quar.»
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
Arden Farms
2-28
2-16
2- 6
2- 3
common
American
revised
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
$1
30c
American
$3
NOTICES
Co
action
no
20c
(quar.)
Co.
Safety
American
be found a list of
and
Meter
American
American Re-Insurance
Notices
Below will
creased
—;
Steel
American
20c
8c
$1
—
Institute,
Company
(Lcuis)
Allis
(quaf.V
Corp.
Laboratories,
Allied
took
The
————
Share
Corp.
Hamilton
American
22,944
week
170.
.
Company
Vending
ABC
Alexander
deposit accounts, except
U. 8. Gove,
accounts,
demand
to
+
+
—.
payments shown below were
Aluminum
banks
Foreign
+
Voiume
Per
Allegheny-Ludlum
$4.50 preferred
deposits, except Government
U. 8. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
*
during the current week.
9
—
tin
issue,
140
140
1
1
DIVIDENDS
—
—
this
in
The dividend
903
— 2,494
—
16
+
73
—
+ +
bds., due serially to 1959.Feb
bonds, due 1960
Feb
j—
29
184
52
80
—
+
+
45
28
311
Liabilities-
Borrowings
4,519,120
269,554
+
+
accept¬
9.031
make
10,979
195
364
*
*2588
Ry.—
3'
trust
American
56.2/S
purchased for foreign
to
+■
securities—Total
Government
8.
Maryland
Collateral
•Announcement
loans
Other
during
.
correspondents
■Commitments
+
re¬
to deposit and F. R.
liabilities
Contingent liability on
ances
loans
estate
Domestic banks
—
Total liabilities & cap.
411
——
+
—
151
428
4.392
———269
Time
—
10
7
1
Feb 1
Maris
Corp., 3+ e'c pfd. stock, series A_Feb
1
Feb
bonds, series A, due 1974
5J2+
Westinghouse Electric
Western
.
Other securities
Demand
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus
(Section 13b)
■Other capital accounts
152
437
for purchasing or carrying:
Government obligations
S.
U.
—4.519,120
23,906
474.18.1
-
„
Deferred
67.297
acct. 16,419,496
acct.
539,154
bank—reserve
—
Union Ry.—
Pekin
&
mortgage
Collateral trust l37+ -3!
securities
Other
O.
Treasurer
S.
179,348
22,918.429
.
Member
U.
—
14
36
obligations
Government
S.
Loans to banks
notes
1.553
Other loans
269.554
liabilities—
Federal
—
—
Real
.Deposits:
4
429
843
U.
48,780
—
+
for pur¬
chasing or carrying:
1,905
+
dealers
and
brokers
to
1st
Society of Sisters of Charity iLewiston, Me.) —
1st mortgage 4'bonds, due 1959
Thew
Shovel
Co., 7+
preferred stock—
and agricultural
industrial,
loans
Loans
+
313
73
73
+
+
& Light Co.—
mortgage
Peoria
+ 4,791
'—494
—
410
67.670
24,455
24.826
369
1914—
dated
bonds,
mortgage
Power
bonds, due 1969.;
Jan 30
193
La
preferred stock.
Feb 1
361
Melville Shoe Corp., 4+ prefererd stock—
Feb
1
*2437
Michigan Chemical Corp.. 4 c conv. debs., due 1951.—Feb -1
301
Minute Maid Corp., $2 conv. preferred stock
Feb 1*.
362
Northern Indiana Public Service Co., 5+ pfd. stock
Feb 27
•
Patrician Annex Apartments (Parkway Bldg. Corp.)—
2nd
mortgage income bonds
Feb 1
+2586
Patrician Apartments (4C5 Fullerton Pkwy. Bldg. Corp.)
2nd mortgage income bonds
.Feb l
*2587
1949
13,861
Commercial,
14,032
—
—.
Loans—gross
11
—
Investments—Total
and
Loans—net
103
103
—Feb 14
3Ja+
France Industries,
(in millions of dollars)
Assets—
1st
1st
Jan. 19,
1950
1950
Loans
—4,612,247
6%
Kansas
lac. (4-) or
Jan. 11.
serial
2ln%
*2584
& Elk RR.—
4+ bonds, due 1966
bonds, due 1950 and 1951
mortgage
Hasting.: Square Hotel Co.—
Dec. (—> Since
Jan. 18.
60,131
—
213,146
premises-
Total
84,317
First
of reporting
of the assets and liabilities
follows:
—1,294,125
—4,275,598
154,6-50
items
Uncollected
.
A summary
member banks
1,331
+
5%
Greenbrier, Cheat
City and $31,000,000 in the Chicago District outside
of
Chicago.
United States Government deposits in¬
creased $45,000,000.
Demand deposits credited to domes¬
tic banks decreased in nearly all districts.
—3,135,104
38
other banks—-
337,880
108,100
—
17,836.098
and securities
foreign banks
18,786
—
—
4,500
7,129,650
Total U. £. Govt.
78,942
gold debentures, due March 1, 1969
gold debentures, due April 1, 1958
gold debentures, due Nov. l. 1963—
Boston
Corp.f
3%+
preferred stock
First
*
190
102
*102
Mar 1
...Mar . 1
Apr 1
May 1
Feb 15
1, 1966
due Jan.
gold debentures,
5+
*
+2222
Co.—
Service
5+
trict, $32,000,000 in the Atlanta District, and $22,000,000
in the Dallas District, and decreases of $46,000,000 in New
183,057
+
+
—
550,700
Bonds
261,999
—
+
6,398,450
Notes
Bank
11
.
securities:
-Certificates
W. R.
277
4,723
+
23.198,227
advances
and
'+
'
547,796"
—
ctf. reserves
cash
Due from
Feb
1969
ISSUE CALLED
5"o
York
1
5,000
+
T
R.
F.
1949
s
22.650,431
I
for
Gold certificates
Jan. 26.
1950
$
000,000.
deposits adjusted increased in six districts
and decreased in the other six; the principal changes
were increases of $101,000,000 in the San Francisco Dis¬
+) or
Jan. 18,
1950
Cities
Demand
decrease i- -) since
Jan. 25,
decreased $40,-
securities'' increased $29,-
Holdings of "other
000.000.
9
Inc., 5%
American Chain & Cable Co.,
$43,000,000.
Govt,
due
A,
ENTIRE
upoh type of merchandise,.
Statement of Condition of the
U. 8.
series
bonds,
mortgage
American
Discounts
bonds, series A, due 1970
debentures, due 1961
& Warehousing Corp.—
bonds, due 1953.
3)2+
Company and Issue—
tApplication depends
•Nominal,
Other
Co.,
.425531'f
Uruguay, peso
Total gold
3W.I
mortgage
196
.561797*+
.425531*1
'
S
1
1
4+
Washington Terminal Co.— 1st mortgage 2;'b 'i
bonds, series A. due 1970
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co., 4'a+
pfd. stock
Worcester Gas Light Co.—
2.800742
.425331*f
6
361
1
1st
2.783750
2.800742
.058327*+
.561797*t
$2437
Feb
Feb
Standard
.232800
2.733750
.658327*1
*
192
*
4rs% bds.. due 1959_Feb
1st
2.800781
Uruguay, peso
192
359
Terminal Refrigerating
.232816
Uruguay, peso
*
*
preferred stock_Feb 15
panic.-pfd. stock
Feb 15
California Cold Storage & Distributing Co.—
5 °'o
prior preferred stock——.—,
—
—_Feb 11
Canadian National Ry., 40-yr, 5+ guar, bds,, doe 1970-Feb
1
.496166
.0348250
2.733750
Closed
2.800742
sterling
.140154*
.140154*
.496166
.327058
2.783750
South Africa, pound
2.772896
.140154*
.0348033
.193329*
192
Country Club-
General and refunding mortgage
.496166
.232300
&
Raymond Concrete Pile Co., S3 preferred stock
Sun Ray Drug
Co., 15-yr.
debentures
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—
.140154*
.496166
5
Packing Corp.,
.
.155722
.262771
.327158
i
krona
Kingdom,
United
.0028625
.909090
2.772896
Closed
Switzerland, franc
Union of
.0200600
.144938*
.0028625
.0544060
.155722
.0348285
Settlements, dollar
Straits
Sweden,
.0200600
.0028625
.0544000
.203700
.140154*
kxone
Philippine Islands, peso—
Portugal, escudo
S
1
.144938*
.0200125
.0544060
.203700
2.772896
Zealand, pound
Feb
A
.203500
.0200089
.262777
.262755
Norway,
series
stock,
.144938*
2.231573
.115722
.208700
1
guilder
Netherlands,
New
359
Electric Corp.—
.0200600
.138958-
.138958*
2.231573
.208700
.115722
.
10,3
.0028625
.0028625
peso
1
.144938*
.144938*
Denmark,
Apr
.0200600
.0200600
—
.174562*
.174562*
.174562*
.009090
.208500
—
koruna
.206949*
.133958*
.893125
.895625
Ceylon, rupee
Czechoslovakia,
$2223
12223
__„Feb 15
334bonds, series A, due 1961
preferred
Joliet
Elgin,
.0200053
.900090
-
Free
.206949*
.0344060
.0544060
Official
.
Deerfield
.297778*
.0200125
.0200071
dollar—
Canada,
*
$
.297778*
2.231573
2.231573
Closed
2.231573
pound
franc
cruzeiro
1
1
.208500
Special
Brazil,
Feb
Feb
Union
mortgage
$5.25
.206949*
.138958s
.133958*
Belgium,
12223
3a4'b debentures/due 1982
-Feb
1
Eastern Ry.—1st mortgage 3V*% bonds, series A. due 1970—
Mar 1
Empire District Electric Co.—
1st mortgage 3)bbonds, due
1969
Mar 1
Equitable Gas Co., 1st mtge. 3]4f; bonds, due 1973
Mar 1
Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J.—
$4
preferred
stock
_Feb 16
First Investors Shares Corp.,
6't
conv. deb. bonds
Feb 15
Fischer iHenry)
Packing Co.—
1st
mortgage 4
'/
bonds, due 1961
Feb 1
Food Fair Stores, Inc.,
15-yr., 31 j '<■ debentures
Feb 1
Iron
City-Ohio River Corp., col. 6bonds, due l953~Feb
1
Lynn Gas & Electric Co., 23»'V notes, due
1958
Feb 1
McCord Corp.,
10-year I'a'i debentures, due 1956
Feb 1
May, Stern 3: Co., 5+ preferred stock
_Jan 31
.174562s
.174562*
Australia,
10,2
1
mortgage
Jam 26
Jan, 25
s
.200949*"-
.206949*
"B"
2
due 1962_Mar
D,
mortgage
1st
.297773"
.'291173'
.297778*
Preferential
York
t
♦
»
Preferential
Feb
:
334 % bonds, series E, due 1960
234% bonds, series G, due 1974___
Terminals Co.
1st
mortgage
bonds, series A, B and C
Connecticut River Power Co.—
1st
Cornell-Dubilier
Argentina, peso—
358
3V2s series L, due 1970
general mortgage
1st
Jan.24
Jan. 23
Jan.21
2
1
&
Cleveland
United States Money
Value In
1
Mar
Western Indiana RR.—
1st and ref. mtge. 4bonds, series
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co.—
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Cable Transfers In New
Buying Rate lor
Noon
Co.—
Power
Maine
and
1st
1950,
26,
JAN.
TO
1950
20,
JAN.
BANK TO TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
FEDERAL RESERVE
RATES CERTIFIED BY
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Central
Chicago
passed:
give below a record for the week just
Feb
mortgage
.
the worid.i We
the different countries of
for cable transfers in
of the Treasury the buying rate
Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Tariff Act of 1930, the
requirements of Section 522 of the
Pursuant to the
to the Secretary
1st
A
Gold
preferred
Mines,
Ltd,———————-
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a"'10
.Volume 171
Number 4877
THE
Per
Name of
Ayres
Company
<L. S.)
4'A%
Share
(quar.)
$1.12 1/2
4'A % cum. preferred series of 1947
(quar.)
Baldwin Locomotive
Works, 77c pfd. (s-a)__
Barnsdall Oil Company
:
Payable of Reo.
Name
Extra
General
2-10
General
3-
4
2-15
General
2-
1
1-21
General
Plywood Corp,
2-
Gentry,
Inc.
2-20
6
Associates, Inc.—
Class
B
&
Ltd,
class
A
Lxtra
Tobacco
Manufacturing
Brach
iai. J.)
Broadway
(Los
B
4%
Sons
&
Byron
oackson
Common
7%
5%
$1
.
Food
class
A
Ltd.
9
Gossard
2-
1
1-25
Grant
the
Corp.
Central
7c
2-28
2-14
2-28
Newport News Shipbuilding 6c Dry Dock Co._
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
2-14
3-
6
Norfolk
2-28
2-14
Northern
14c
2-28
2-14
6c
2-28
2-14
8c
2-28
2-14
10c
2-28
2-14
12c
2-28
2-14
Norwich
O'Brien
Gold
Ogilvie
Flour
4-15
3-10
3-
2-10
1
Food
Industrial
2-
1
1-24
Institutional
3-15
3-
1
2-15
Low
3-10
Ltd.
3-10
>Railroad
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
Railroad
3-
Utilities
Halle
Hamilton
Cotton
Watch Co,
2-14
Hamilton
2-
1-14
Hammermill
$6c
2-
1-14
4V2','o
$$1
3-
2-10
4'A'/o
4%
(annual)
Ltd.
2-20
3-10
3-
25c
3-
2-10
2-
3-
2-15
$1.25
1
1
1
17c
common
2-15
2-25
idend
3'A %
Hilton
Motors
2-24
2-
10c
1-31
1-26
5'/
preferred
2-15
5%
preferred
3-13
2-10
3-
2-15
1
finpoi
4
2-
45c
$'Ac
1
2-25
1
2-
9
i
2-
3-
1
1
Inland Steel
1
3-15
International
Diamond
6%
6%
Anglo
Class
(quar.)_
common
preferred
<C.
A.)
Ltd.
Electric Hose
6c
Erie
Railroad
preferred
A
preferred
A
preferred
A
A__-^„
preferred
35C
3 7 VaC
3-
1
2-
2-20
2-
3-
1
1
8-
5%
preferred
conv.
1
2-15
1
3-10
Lea
2-15
1-30
Lees
2-15
1-30
Life
3-15
3-
Lincoln-Clark
1
3-15
3-
1
Lindsay
2-15
2-
1
L.ob'aw
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
10c
1-31
1-25
Light
Lord
l';h
B
1-25
Lord
1-25
Lytton's
&
2-10
M
2-10
Mackinnon
2-
1-26
1
&
M
5%
6
2-17
2-13
Mallory
1
11-10
3-
1
2-
50c
2-
1
1-25
Massachusetts
2-25
2-10
Maxson
(W.
Meier
!
:*•
25c
iquar.i__.Mr__
3-
1
2-15*
$1.25
.
3-
1
2-15*
$1
2-15
2-
1
$1.22'/a
2-15
2-
1
$2.50
——k'_
2-15
2-
6
Co.—
is-a)
^
Power
Masonite
&
Bond
Custodian
Sulphur
Fruehauf
Trailer
6%
C%
fid,
6%
Oil
..»
preferred
preferred
preferred
Gamewell
iquar.i
1-31
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-
1
2-15
3-'
1
2-15
25c
ccmmon
tquar.)
__
iquar.)
(quar.)
:
6'A ',■»
Metal
7%
&
£>___
pfd. (accum.)
Inc.
&
preferred A
Insurance
(quar.)
—
——
Minneapolis
(quar.)
10c
3-10
2-20
3-10
2-20
5Va%
0-10
5-19
6%
8-21
Mission
9-11
12-20
25c
2-15
12-
2-
1
Mass.)
5%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Monarch
3
Co,
Dry
Corp
Life
(s-a)
Insurance
—
Co.
-
1
__
2-27
4-
1
3-
4-
1
(quar.)__
25c
40c
$1.12'A
$2
(quar.)
29lie
9
3-
9
3-15
2-24
3-
2-
1
1-25
1
44-
1
7
1-14
3-10*
3-10*
2-15
2-
3-
6
2-10
25c
3-
1
2-10
1
the
$1
3-
1
2-10
$1.12'A
4-
1
3-10
2-
1
3-10
2-22
50c
on
2-25
2-10
common
a
sixtjf
succes¬
Co
(quar.)__
1-25
70c
2-15
2-
0
25c
;
iquar.I
2-23
2-
8
3-
2-15
7c
(quar.l
75c
1
3-13
2-27*
5-
1
4-17*
5-
1
4-
2-15
1-31
3-
1
2-15
3-10
2-28
9
2-
6
1
Smith
3'A'A
3-1
2-1
4.20 "I
2-3
1-24
65c
2-20
2-
Socony-Vacuum
Southern
2-1
2-1
Southern
2-
1
1-23
Southwestern
2-
1
1-17
2-15
1-30
6
$5.50
Oil
$3.50
2-1
1-25
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-15
2-28
2-11
2nd
$4
3-15
2-28
Syracuse
15c
1-31
1-25
Talon,
1-31
1-25
Tampa
2-14
3-10
3-
1
1-25
Thew
1-20
7%
1-31
1-24
3-13
2-17
2-15
3-
1
(quar.l
2-20
Union
Bag
k
Oil
(quar.)
Clutch Co.
Paper
:t;23
1
1-10
2-15
3-
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
3-15
50c
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
::-io
50c
2-15
3-
2
25c
2-15
2-
1*
4-
1
25c
3-
3
2-10
3-
3
2-10
3-
1
2-15
3
15
5-15*
3-
1
iquar.)
Corp.
(quar.l
;—__
(new Bedford)_______
2-20
Union
2-20
United Air Lines, Inc., 4'Apfd. (quar.)
United Electric Coal Cos.
(quar.)
10c
2-
8
1-20
Railway
Engineering
& Foundry
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-24
3-15
2-24
40c
3-
1
2-
2-
7
50c
—
3-15
$1
Co
2-20
preferred
1-31
2-
50c
Oil
1
7%
8
2-23
50c
common
1
1
3-
3-10
5c
$1.75
1
3-
—;
(quar.l
3-
3-15
1
3-10
25c
com.
3-
Common
6
1-
10c-
Corp,
3-
United
2-15
10c
Chemical
$1.37'A
Springfield,
3
1-20
50c
—
iquar.i
k
J-
3-
1
37lAc
-
Street
3-15
3-15
21c
——
—
Associated
&
3-15
3-
2-
$1
—
Disc
1
20c
$1.10
Co.—
Corp
Thompson Products, Inc.,
4%
preferred iquar.)
Twin
8
50c
Co, common
preferred
iquar.)
Inc.
2-
Co.
(quar.)
Products
Water
5
6
3-15
Shovel
Trunz,
2-
3-
3-15
Securities
Coal
2-28
30c
;
Pacific
3
87'Ac
Extra
3-20
1
1-31
3-1
(quar.l
—
Co.
preferred
Texas
3-30
2-10
common
Inc.
8%
2-
2-21
J.)
Transit
2-
(quar.ri_ __—40c
Company (irreg.)-,
45c
preferred
Electric
8
8
3-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Propane Gas Corp. (quar.l
Ray Drug Co, common——
preferred (quar.)___
10c
1
pfd.
6%
6 %
2-
22-
$1.37',2
iquar.)
Suburban
Sun
2-15
3-
com.
—
(Indiana!
Electric
1
1
20c
—
Service,
Spring
2-17
3-
30'Ac
.___
(quar.)
Co.
(William
Suburban
3-10
3-
Co.—
(quar.i__.
Inc.,
3-10
25c
iquar.)
(quar.l
Co,
1
$1.05
Inc.
Edison
Electric
Brands,
SI.
87'Ac
iquar.i
Associated Telephone;—
preferred
3-10
1
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
40c
3
Co,
Withington
2-16
7
4-
30c
preferred
4.40%
3-15
Carpet
1
2-
50c
—
Company
Southwestern
Sparks
,
(quar.l
California
1
1-23
Sons
r
3-
2-14
15c
iquar.).
3-15
50c
.
(quar.l
4.88preferred
3-
2*
&
4-17*
40c
(quar.)
preferred
3-1
2-20
(quar.l
iquar.)
preferred
$25c
2-1
Co.
(Alexander)
Common
$2
85c
$1
(Del.)
preferred
2-15
3*
(quar.)_____
iquar.)_:
Co.
Co, common
(quar.)__.
Simmons Company
4 '.c
2-10
S1.25
2-15
40c
(quar.)
$1.50
—-
1
31'Ac
2-
2-9
2-17
$1.27'2
tquar.)
1-30
4-
$1.183A
62'Ac
1
2-18
Tide
iquar.i
2rl5
3-1
2-15
Sherwin-Williams
3-
3-1
'
5c
(quar.)
1
62V2c
15c
1
Securities Acceptance Corp, common
5%
preferred (quar.)—.
1
$1.25
3-
42Ac
I
2-9
3-1
10c
(quar.)
2-10
Surety
,
20c
preferred
9
Seaboard
1
3^
30c
3-
2-1
3-
11c
preferred (accum.)_
2-28
50c
Oil
2-28
$1.75
3-15
50c
common
preferred
preferred
75c
—
2-
40c
(quar.)
2-15
$3.40
2-28
35c
quarterly
Gas,
2-15
25c
(quar.)__
Seaboard
Mickelberry's Food Products Co.—
Increased
2-15
1
2-1
Tennessee
Mid-West Abrasive Co
1-28
Paper
35c
$1.62Va
common
1
3-
4-17
Corp.—
(quar.)
Thermit Corp,
3-
1
5-
2-
50c
iquar.)
Scot't
2-14
25c
3-1
2-15
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
30c
30c
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co.
Stang
Metropolitan
Storage
Warehouse
Michigan Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Michigan Seamless Tube (irreg.)_——
$5.10
30c
—
1-25
$3
(quar.)_.
Coruoration—
Co,
Merritt-Chapman
30c
iquar.i
tquar. I
(quar.)—
2-11
1-31
2-
Aeronautical
Standard
Special
Michigan Sugar Co, G'/o
$1.25
iquar.)
(quar.)
Company
2-15
$1
common
Company,
preferred
8c
iquar.)
Co.
(Robert)
Co.
Co,
preferred
Fullerton
Gair
Inc.—
~
Freeport
4%
Funds,
series
2-20
Shops
St. Croix Paper Co
Savage Arms Corp
15c
(quar.)__
—
Franklin
Saco-Lowell
35c
L. I
1
10c
2-10
20c
—
(quar.)_____——
&
2-15
3-
30c
2-27
$1.75
iquar.)—
(quar.).
Bonding
2-15
1
sive quarter.
Russell-Miller Milling
Ryan
$$1.25
Shovel, 7%
Corporation
1
3-
$1.12Va
Co.
for
3-17
$1
6c
Frank
Marion
3-
iquar.)
action
no
payment
25c
12-
(quar.)
preferred
_____
(quar.)—_
—
2 15
dividend
Manhattan Shirt Company
2-10
1-27
The directors took
Oil
8-11
$75c
Company, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.l
Ruppert (Jacob). 4Vz'/o preferred (quar.)
3-10
Steel, Ltd.—
Co.
1-30
Haas
$2
vtc__
1-25
2-10
Ltd.^
Mexico
preferred
3-31
50c
—
2-10
1
(quar.)
3-27
37'Ac
(quar.)
2-15
3-
4%
Steel
5-12
9
k
Co.
Standard
1
3-10
Rohm
convertible
Standard
1
2-
2-13
1
1-20
1
1
6
25c
3-1,
2-28
1-27
3-
2-
(quar.)
2-24
1
50c
Common
Gas
3-10
7
6
1-20
37'Ac
Manufacturing
15c
2
1 -27 i
25c
(quar.)—
434%
4
9-19
5-
15c
Company (irreg.i____
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—
2-15
3-
25c
4',2%
Rockwell
2-24
3
5-15
$2.50
(quar.)
common
Rockland
2-4
6-19
1
2
2-15
25c
(s-a)—_
Rike-Kumler
3-10
9-
25c
Co,
preferred
2-25
6-
iquar.)
Investment
pfd.
Co.
(quar.)___
Mfg.
25c
50c
Corp.
preferred
Rhecm
2-6
2-
3-20
7-
common
2-28
3-11
1
.
,w
20c
R.)
$1.25
7
Equities,
2-10
2-17
4-
10-
—
Stores, Inc. common
3^4% preferred (quar.)
Remington
Rand,
Inc,common
1
2-17
2-
25c
A
3-1
,
1-25
3-15
1
2-24
32VuC
Owl
Company (quar.)—
Manhattan Refrigerating Co.—
8%
preferred (accum.)—
(P.
$1.25
(quar.i___
7
30c
Lytton & Co
Mackintosh-Hemphill
2-20
$1.25
Co
7
8-
3-10
1-31
4-
75c
1st preferred
3-
10c
(quar.)
3-
(quar,l__3-_
iquar.)
2-
1
7
Co.—
(s-a)
New
3-JQ
25c
preferred (quar.)
2nd
25c
_______
6-7
3-31
$1.25
(irreg.)_
common
Structural
$1.25
A
9-
40c
(quar.)
A
25c
Refining Corp
4%
Estate
Class
Red
$4
common
class
Woodworking Co.
i_
pfd.
2nd
preferred
tReal
"4
of
Oil
Reading Co,
•
$25c
(Henry C.)
2-20
1
V 3- 1
31V»c
;
Ltd.,
Taylor, 8%
2-20
2-17
Co.
Quaker State
Scott
(quar.)
Hotel,
non-cum.
1-31
1-31
1
7-
13:Ac
(quar.)
Baltimore
$1.50
$$1.75
Co, common
& Chemical Co.__-
3-1©
56c
class B
8c
Hotel
Groceterias,
Class
Service
40c
Sons
3-31
$1.12'A
(quar.)
$1.25
Savers Corp.
10c
3-
$40c
preferred
<fc
9 20
12-20
A
40c
Monotype Machine Co.
Fabrics, Inc.._
(James)
9-30
12-30
Milling Co, Ltd.—
30c
;
iquar.)
series
(quar.)
2nd
6-20
class
30c
Lanston
4-
50c
jg.
(quar,i
Co.
(quar.)
5%
3-20
6-30
50c
quar.)
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co.
Lansing Company (quar.)___
3-
$1.50
Corp, 4% pfd.
preferred
iquar.i—
non-cum.
Woods
.2-25
3-30
10c
(irreg.
Company—
7% preferred (quar.)
Lake Superior District Power,
2-
1
the
Common
2-
3-
9-
Lake of
1
3-10
25c
Electric, 5%
50c
Power
Foundation
2-
10c
—
iquar.)
Works
Brewing
4.90d
55
class
Bank Stock
Corp. (s-a)
Realty Corp. (Seattle!
Caipet Company, common
Florida
1-23
1
10c
A
iquar.)
Morse k
5%
1
3-
$1.25
class
(quar.)
$5
Gas
Firth
2-
8
50c
$1.50
—
interest
$1.50
Realization—
50c
preferred (quar.)
La Plant-Choate
Mfg. Co, Inc.—•
5%
conv.
preferred <quar,i___
1
93Ac
pfd.___
class A (irreg.l
Rubber
Fairbanks,
First
3-10
3-10
Kuhlman
35c
iquar.i
iquar.i
Co,
First
1
1
Beneficial
.
$1.50
2- 6
75c
Parchment
3-10
35c
Electroypers,
Terminal
20c
—
Corp.:
■
R.)
2-
2-15
$3
Co
(increased
3-10
$3
Company
(G.
25c
conv.
Fall
.
1
4-
10c
__
Falstaff
1-31
10c
partic.
Hosiery Mills,
B
lirreg.i
River
2-10
3-
2-4
30c
prior preferred ( quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund—
235c
iquar.
(quar.)
Company,
6%
preferred A
Electric Boat
Co.
$5
1
Ltd.—
B
Non-cum.
$5
3-
2-15
75c
(quar.)
(resumed )____
$5
75c
___
$5
2-10
$1.13
B
Class
3-
3-15
3-1
$4.50
Corp._;
2-
3-31
$2
Liquidating
Poor & Company,
37'Ac
(increased quar.)
Vegetable
Common
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Durham-Enders Razor Corp..
Class
Kawneer
Kinney
1-30
$37'Ac
5%
Durham
2-15
2-10
1
2-17
$1.25
...
(quar.)
'
1
4-
.-A.
Investment Corp,
Company,
Dunham
Estate
Extra
2-28
75c
Light, 4'%''
Industries, common
preferred iquar.i
334%
3-
$3.50
Steel,
Dresser
J ones
2-15
$20c
preferred (quar,)__
Dominion Foundries &
conv.
2-10
2-10
93 Ac
5%
Drackett
1
4
$$1.25
(quar.)
Company, common
participating preferred is-a)
participating preferred (s-a)
&
3-
$37 Vac
Ltd
(quar.)
iquar.)
Share Co
Silver
& Johnson
$9c
A___!
Match
Dtminion
4%
Jchnson
3-
2-17
$1.25
International
4-
1
$1.25
Company
Company
Cigar Machinery
1-23
2-24
1-17
2-28
$50c
3-1
25c
preferred&
2-10
(quar.)
&
3-
$1.25
common
2-10
K.
Engravers
25c
11
ncn-cum.
25c
Electric
common
6'h
Indianapolis Bond
1-31
$17 VaC
Derby Gas &
RR„
1-31
1-17
30c
32'Ac
preferred
Pittsburgh
$1
preferred
1-30
1-31
2-15
50c
Valley RR.
Ltd. (Del.)
50c
preferred———
Kalamazoo
preferred
class A (quar.)
Co,
1
2-15
Company—
25c
(quar,).
3-
50c
Extra
(quar.l
Central
3-15
$15c
Ltd,
Door
Co.
non-cum.
40c
(accum.)
Co,
&
50c
10c
B
Peanut
2-24
59%c
quarterly)
non-cum.
Public
3
1
$$1.75
(quar.)
com.
Bureau
Corp,
2-16
4.
7
2-
4-
25c
Corp
3-1
9
2-
8
$25c
(quar.)_
i.__,
k
Photo
87VaC
2-10
3-10
3-
Telephone Corp.—
Philadelphia
Jan.20.
2-25
$5c
75c
preferred
Peoria
2-14
2-27
30c
iquar.)
Co. iquar.)—
Pennsylvania
div¬
common
Ingersoll-Rand
31'Ac
pfd.
on
6%
2-15
933<c
2-15
1
25c
Extra
1-20
1
3-
60c
Quarterly
$2.25
2-15
1
Mfg.
Peaslee-Gaulbert
5'o
Refining Co,_
convertible
Illinois
2-15
3-
&
preferred
6%
3
25c
Common
3
1
8
(quar.)_
iquar.)
(increased
Common
Petrolite
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.—
2-15
56 Ac
(qua r.)
&c
Leather
Class
(Tom)
2-15
1
$40c
Publishing Co, $4 prior pfd. (quar.)_
Dallas Pov.er
Oil
Huttig Sash
2-10
33-
1
t
Huston
7
$1.25
2
1
fi
Humble
1-24
1
3-
3-
$106
(quar.)
Express
2-15
2-20
3-
common
Common
3-10
2
3-
$1.25
30c
5%
$1
(quar.)
(quar,)________
1
3-13
3-
3
3-10
2-
quar.)
preferred
Pacolct
1
2-
20c
com.
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co
Pacific Intermountain
2-15
1
4-
40c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
5%
_____
com.
$1.06V«
(quar.)
3-
$1.25
:
class
3-10
Corp, common iquar.i
convertible preferred lquar,)___
Hudson Motor Car Co.
(quar.)
Ry.
(quar.t_
Ltd,
2-17
(quar.)
2-
(quar.)
Investors.
3-10
4-
25c
4%
Ltd.—
Cosmos Imperial Mills,
Crane Company, PV;
Davis
held
A
25c
(quar.)
Corp..—
Company,
preferred
meeting
2-15
$1.25
Corrugated Paper Box Co, Ltd.,
$7
at
preferred
1
iquar.i__f
Co.
3
Hotels
2-15
Co, Ltd. (increased)
Power
3
2-
!
action
no
3-
preferred, (quae.)____
Curtis
took
20C
.
(quar.)____
2-
3-15
common
pfd.
3-15
(quar.I
preferred
5%
2-11
1
Powtr
3-15
$1
(quar.)
1
Co.__
Pacific
25c
$1.12Va
Company,
Corporation,
Directors
3
Industries, Inc.—
5*
A.)
preferred
1
quarterly
___________
Can Co, common
(increased)—
preferred (quar.)
___________
Continental Copper 6c Steel
Ir.c.
(M.
50c
k Texas
iquar.)
(quar.)_
iquar.)__^
4-
Increased
Corporate
preferred
50c
_
2-10
(quar.)
3-
'•
Inc.
1-25
1
common.....
50c
Coal
1
3-
common
Co,
$1.12 Va
_____
2-
25c
Steel Products Corp.—
preferred
iquar.)___
Heyden Chemical Corp.—
2-10
2-
1
3
2-
shades
at
(quar.)—
Oswego Falls Corp
common (quar.)
4',2r.b preferred (quar.)
2-17
3-
6%
2-14
3-10
G'/o
1-31
40c
Service
2-15
2-14
2-14
Hercules
2
50c
__
Inc.,
2-28
Ltd,
2-
1
30c
Corporation
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
Paper
preferred
$4.25
Hays
2-15
50c
convertible
Hanna
2-10
3-
50c
—-
Fibre,
3-
$30c
(quar.)
Co.
Co,
2-15
2-15
3-
3-15
Corp, class A__
Omar,
2-28
1
3-10
B
Oliver
25c
:.
(quar.)
Co._.
2-14
2-28
Class
2-14
25c
Stores
2-28
$6c
National
2-28
75c
(quar.)
Ltd.—;
A
2-14
75c
Corp
Brothers
Old
preferred
2-28
7c
Oil
Brothers
Mills
2-14
3-15
50r;
Co.
Mines,
2-
2-24
12'Ac
(quar.)
Public Service—•
Pharmacal
3-15
2-15
$2
Co.
(All
outstanding
redemption 011 Feb. 27
for
2-28
6c
pfd
share
43A'/e>
2-14
8c
Hale
Ry.
non-cum.
preferred
6c
.
$5
l'/o preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co,
2-14
2-28
Indiana
8c
.
_
$$7.50
$3.75
Coro,
Equipment
Stock
Gulf
1
2-14
3c
Bond
Co.__
plus this dividend)
Northwest Baneorporation (increased
2-14
2-28
Co,
Western
called
2-14
2-28
9c
Tobacco
2-28
1
2-28
2-28
Dock
&
per
2-14
8c
York
5%
2-14
2-28
7c
.__
Railroad
b-br
6c
Petroleum
1
1
(quar.)___-__—_
(quar.)
Company
A
9c
_____
4-
'
2-14
10c
.
Priced
4-
4-
Continental
class
Bond
Mining
4-
Laundries Corp. (quar.)
Continental American Life Insurance Co.—
60c
Machinery
Investing Company
$50c
Consolidated
5%
Bond
1-24
2-28
,
Continental
Administered
1
1
Oil, Ltd
Commonwealth Telephone Co, $5
pfd. (quar.)
Cooksville
■
Fully
2-28
7c
2-
4-
Commoil
Connecticut
10c
(quar.)__
Casualty
Jersey Zinc Co.__
New
3-31
50c
lie
Merchandising
—
15c
70c
Aviation
New
1
2-17
2-17*
60c
Building
preferred
Amsterdam
1
3-11
50c
3
$2.40
New
3-
a
25c
(increased)
3
2-28
:
Conduits National
common
2-
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
Co,
2-
$$1.25
Cincinnati, New Orleans
$5
2-14
Meter
1
Trust, Ltd.—
Public
Central
2-28
Neptune
1
$5c
Copper Co
"Colorado
1-25
Inc.—
Equipment
2-
2-
20c
3-
Electrical
1-31
2-28
8
50c
3-
1-31
2-15
1
25c
Automobile
2-15
2-21
(quar.)
3
$$1.12'/a
Corp,
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chicago, Wilmington <fc Franklin
5%
1-31
1-31
Co.
2-
$25c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Charis Corporation iquar.)
Cities Service
1-31
2-15
Fibre
1
3-10
Co
Cincinnati* Fund,
2-20
9c
1
______
Chile-
50c
Chemical
1-14
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co. (quar.)
Ncisner Brothers, Inc.
(quar.l
3-
2-17
2-
1
$1.12Va
Agricultural
1
—
<fc
2-15
2-3
(quar.)
3
Securities,
1
2-
Castings Co
(increased)—
2-
Group
3-
Co.
1
1
&
Paper
1
3-1
25c
(quar.)
Steel
_
Vermont
Belt
3-
Steel
Cooker
3-
$15c
Company (quar.)
Foundry, 5% pid. (quar.)
Central Soya Company (quar.)
Champion
$1
25c
$2
Dredge & Dock Co.
(Daniel) Company
:
4-
Central
Chain
Vulcanized
Lakes
1-28
$1,75
(quar.)
Great
Ltd.—
tquar.)^—
M.)
National
quarter.
&
pld.
Green
4-
________-——
shares
(A.
Malleable
7%
6
$$1
Carrier
Co,
2-15
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
Biscuit
Gypsum Co, $4.50 pfd.
2-17
$25c
Investment
Corp,
T.)
1-31
National Acme
Company
National
Aluminate
(quar.)
National
Pressure
!
$1
30c
2-14
5-16
National
;
2-10
50c
2-28
5-31
National
Company
Company (year-end)
2-28
(Colo.),—
25c
W.)
$50c
Extra
Castle
(W.
Securities
Jan.
on
5-10
3-
(quar.)
dividend for
common
2-10
3-15
2_I
Rj\—~
& St. Louis
1
Fund, Ltd.—
Tire
(H.
$31'Ac
5% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Investment
Canadian
3
2-10
25c
3-
$20c
(accum.)
Carpewter Steel
current
meeting held
a
preferred
$10c
Locomotive,
3-
1
_
3-
$50c
—
.___
pref.
Canadian International
Canadian
at
to pay
43 % c
.___
Ordinary
voted
$1
—
(quar.)___i.
Special shares
%
General
(quar.)
__—*
Foreign
3-15
1
6-
i9C
Corp. (quar.)
Corp. (irreg.)
25c
.
,
3-
37'Ac
3-15
15c
_______
Products,
preferred
3-
1-25
Co.—
Quarterly
5%
1
1
$5c
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Insurance
(quar.)
4'A't'c preference
Canadian
4-
2-
50c
._
Participating
Canadian
37'/aC
B
(quar.)
Holder9
75c
In-egular
Nation-Wide
Class
Inc.
87 Vac
Canners
conv.
Nashville, Chattanooga
1
Lines
20c
(quar.)
ncn-cum.
2-
1
Finance
37'/ac
—
Participating
60c
2-17
Mutual Shares
2-15
si
50c
(quar.)
Title
preferred
Motor
1
_
20c
(quari
(quar.)
1st
Moore-McCormick
3-
$1.62'A
(quar.).
20c
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)___
Ltd, cummon (quar.)
Canadian
24, not
10c
(resumed)
Canada Malting Co, Ltd.
Canada
Vinegars, Ltd
Canadian
2-17
2-10*
3-
39
Payable of Ree,
50c
$1
Company
preferred
Directors
2-
1
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
1
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.—
2-10
A
National
;
2-10
pref.
3-
took
Corp.—(Directors
no
dividend payment due
Common
2-24
conv.
3-
common
2-15
1
$3.25
common
87 Vac
preferred
Pacific
6
4
:
Calgary & Edmonton Corp,
California Electric Power Co.
California
2-23
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
2-
1
75c
Stores,
(quar.)
2nd
conv.
Terminal
1-31
1
4-
10c
(quar.)
———______—________—
preferred
2-15
3-
1-20
25c
time)
Girdler Corporation
(quar.)
GJobe-American Corp, common
50c
—
common
_—
preferred
Bush
1-31
on
3-
1
share
84%c
preferred
conv.
1
3-20
2-
$3.50
When
Name of Company
Monsanto Chemical
Co.,
$4 conv. pref. series B
1
this
25C
(quar.).*
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (increased)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bullock
Fund, Ltd
Burlington Mills, common (quar.)
3Va%
3:/a%
2-15
$5c
—
common
Co
Department
Angeles),
Class
at
$1.75
Corp,
(quar.)
Brothers
Boss
action
1-31
3-
60c
—
Steel
preferred
Bloch
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bethlehem
7%
2-15
2-15
$5c
Sons,
57o
3-
3-20
5c
Gerity-Michigan
1
J25c
35C
(J.)
Works, 7% pfd. (accum.)
Plywood Corp, 5% pfd
Mills, Inc., 3%%
pfd.
iquar.)
(499)
Holder$
Payable of Jtec.
25c
1-20
1
20c
When
25c
Iron
1-31
3-
75c
_
CHRONICLE
Share
(quar.)
common
,
$1.05
$1.12y2
Quarterly
Bertram
of Company
Corporation,
1-20
1-31
$3
Bausch Machine
Tool, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Beech Aircraft Corp.
(reduced quar.),
Berkshire Fine Spinning
FINANCIAL
Per
Garrett
preferred
&
Holdert
When
& Co.—
cum.
COMMERCIAL
3-11
2-28
••50c
3-14
3-
2-
6
1
7
$1
2-
1
1-18
$1.12'A
3-
1
2-25
3-16
2-24
25c
75c
2-14
2-
3
$1.75
2-14
2-
3
Co.—
(500)
40
Hampshire)
(increased).
Machinery Corp.
held on Jan. 25,
(New
At
took
action
no
S.
Co.,
Glass
$4
15c
S.
3-10
2-24
7-
1
6-15
3-
1
2-10
4-
1
2-10
the
$1.75
4-
1
2-10
Louisiana
3-20
2-28'
a
6-20
5-31*
to
feet
—
9-20
8-31*
12-20
3-
1
15c
—
4
20c
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-10
$1.12
3-
1
2-10
20c
3-
1
2-15
40c
Corp. (quar.)
Electric Corp. (increased) —
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.—
Directors at a meeting heid on Jan. 19 did
not consider the question of a common
dividend usually declared at this time.
The payment
was not omitted but will
be
considered
at next
meeting to be
Petroleum
3-
1
2-
Feb.
on
and
2-14
1-30
12 Vic
2-15
2-
25c
2-28
2-15
1
2-15
Co.
& Tube
(quar.)
not closed for this
♦Transfer books
S. Funds, less 15%
JPayable in Canadian funds, tax
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
tPayable in U.
shares
1-20
1-20
10c
2-28
2-14
10c
2-28
2-14
3-15
3-
1
75c
3-15
3-
1
of
$1.25
3-15
2-27
'BONDS
for
below,
to
23
Canadian non-residents' tax.
deductible at the source. Non¬
cents per share,
40
of
ers
dividend,
is
and
231.
p.
shall
at
be
designated by
sold privately $2,500,000
amount of the latter bonds was made
remaining $6,000,000 principal amount
times on or before May 16, 1950 as
or
the company.
FUTURE FINANCING—The
ing
connection
in
its
with
outstanding securities and to
provide funds
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
$25,000,000 first
2%% series due
priced at 101.544% and ac¬
due
1972__
due
series
3%
series
314%
1977
due
1979
.___
27A%
series due 1979
Debentures—3Vi%
series
Cumulative
3.90%
4.15%
preferred
5%
stock
$1)___
(par
BUSINESS—Company
1921
and
as
1
stock
stock
preferred
of Sept.
1,
2,500,000 shs.
_■___
was
1942
incorporated in New Mexico on Aug. 17,
it acquired properties serving the greater
year.
principal
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
agreed
of
Read
Dillon,
Co.
Co.
&
Rollins &
Blair,
C.
Allyn
&
set
stock
17,195
7,500
Inc.
Inc.
and
&
M.
Sachs
&
Ripley
Peabody «fc Co
171,
p.
&
&
Smith,
&
2 % s.
for
bonds
The
1950
at
ending
redeemable
are
31,
1950 to
par
Stroud
Co.
Trask
if redeemed during (he 12 months
Dec. 31, 1968. General redemption
the
proceeds,
net
(AFTER
company
GIVING EFFECT
and
due
(due July]
1967
Outstanding
I *$300,000,000
19671
stock
.
all series.
was incorporated in Delaware on
perpetual.
It owns all of the out¬
standing securities of Union Producing Co., of United Gas, of Pipe Line
Co.
and of
Atlantic Gulf Gas Co., and 74.71'%
of the outstanding
capital stock of Duval Texas Sulphur Co.
corporation
CORPORATION—The
March
charter
Its
1930.
29,
is
100,000
corporation and its subsidiaries, Union Producing
system engaged principally in the produc¬
gathering,
transportation, distrioution and sale of
natural gas.
The operations of this System are divided into three
functions, viz: Natural gas production, natural gas pipe line opera¬
tions, and retail distribution of natural gas. The United System serves
parts of Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi and also extends to Mooile,
Alabama, Pen.sacola, Florida, and to the International Boundary
at
Laredo and at Roma, Texas.
The United System produced about 30%
of
its total natural gas requirements during the
12 months ended
Oct. 31, 1949.
The greater part of the natural gas is sold at wholesale.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
the
1970
series
the several principal underwriters
respective principal amount of such
of
names
and
bends
the
severally to be purchased by each
bonds
Riter
Inc.^$3,950,000
1,000,000
—V.
750.000
Co
&
& Co
171, p.
are
Stone
Pacific
Insurance
The
Union
Se¬
Corp.
Securities Corp.—
Walker
White,
&
&
Co._
Corp
Co
Co
7,000
7,000
7,000
Co., Tacoma,
from Jan. 3 to Jan. 13, offered a
stock (par $1) for subscription
common
employees of this corporation and its subsidiaries at $34.94- per
share, under its stock purchase plan.
The registration statement filed
with the SEC on Nov. 17, 1949 became effective Dec. 29, 1949. '
initial payment of 5% of the purchase price
With balance to be paid at rate of 5% each fiscal year, less any amounts
received in such year as cash dividends on shares subscribed for and
applied in reduction of uppaid balance.—V. 171, p. 9.
plan
required
an
sales
Net
total
the
by this
24
on
Dec.
$64,094,510
and
$17.91
to
to $105,441,702
1949. This com¬
lesources
31,
asset
net
value
or
1948.
Fund
balance of the 1949 Increase in resources
appreciation in the value of the assets. '
Fund reported the addition of 11.000
at the year-end to 43,000.—'V. 170, p.
the
1949
bring
market
of
increase In
Jan.
shares accounted
for $33,161,639
resources
and compare with net sales 9!
The
1948.
result
During
share
in
increase
in
$16,714,832
the
per
Wellington
of
1949
•of-athe-
to
value
brought total
total resoujx-es of
share at the close of
per
10%
a
on
1949.
increases
the
stockholders
2384.
(The) Wheland Co. — Notes Placed Privately—It was
on Jan. 12 that notes totaling $1,750,000 have
-
placed privately with institutional investors through
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co. and Elder &
Co., viz: a $1,000,000 (not $10,000,000 as previously re¬
ported) 4% note due Dec. 1, 1964 and
increasing
the
letter
of
notification
was
The
corporation
on
Jan.
16
filed
with the SEC
will
be
Leedy,
used
to
filed
a
2,500,000
stock dividend,
157, p. 2457.
on
Net
by Joseph A.
166, p. 1934.
with the
Wheeler & Alleman,
a magazine.
two
1,000
share
Tric.i Orlando, Fla.- The proceeds
publish
g
outstanding—__—
stock
$1.71
share
169, p. 2037.
—V.
per
—
$5.40
$2.70
Bond Sale to Trust
Company Authorized—Also to Sell Stock to Parent—
This company on Jan. 20 was authorized by the SEC to issue and
sell $1,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 2%% series due 1980, at private
Co.,
Trust
Bankers
York,
New
trustee of certain
as
pension
at 101.141% of principal. Since
the amount of the proceeds exceeds $1,000,000, the Commission granted
the
company's request for an exemption from competitive bidding.
The
company also was authorized to issue and sell to its parent,
Wisconsin Electric Power Co. an additional 50,000 shares of common
stock---($20 par) for $1,000,000 cash.
Proceeds of the bond and stock sale are to be applied to the retire¬
bonds
(or
be
to
are
sold for cash
of notes and to the
ment of $1,250,000
reimbursement of treasury
company's construction program
expenditures).—V. 171, p. 231.
for past
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—New
Mill in Operation—
hot-rolled
Pennsylvania formally placed in oper¬
this company's new $9,000,000 30-inch
strip mill—the first hot-rolled strip mill ever to be located
in
Pennsylvania.
Conshocken,
at
eastern
of
Duff
H.
James
Governor
ation
Pa.,
pointed out that the new mill will
into products which the company -has
of about 200,000 tons a year.
The
new
plant has a steel finishing capacity of 218,000 tons a
year,
and for the manufacturers in this area provides for the' first
time
in
their
history
a
short-haul source of strip mill products.
The plant was under construction for more than a year and covers
John
facilities
been
never
President,
Whiting,
T.
provide
able
roll steel
to
to
produce to the extent
acres.
announced
that
operation immediately.--V. 171,
p.
would go into
the mill
231.
commercial
Woodward
Lothrop—Special
&
Offering—An under¬
writing group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane and Alex. Brown & Sons on Jan. 24 offered a
block of 26,500
shares of common stock (par $10)
share for the account of selling
Robinson
C.
at $34
stockholders.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
and Lukens; Ferris & Co.; Mackall & Coe; Goodwyn & Olds;
Jones & Co., and Rohrbaugh & Co.—V. 169, p. 1053.
members
Other
of
the
York County Gas
offering
group
are
Co.—Ceases as Holding Company-—
Co.)
(formerly known as Pennsylvania Gas & Electric
has made application to the SEC lor an order declaring that it has
ceased to be a holding company, it was announced on Jan. 23.
The
company
The
application
or
hold
with
states that the company does not now own,
to vote; any outstanding voting securities
power
E, due March 1,
and accrued interest from Sept. 1, 1949.
The proceeds will be used to- pay for new construction.
—V. 171, p. 140.
control,
of "any
utility company or of a company which is a holding-company
within
the provisions of the Act.
It was formerly a subsidiary or
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Corp., which sold its stock interest in
this company on Oct. 7, 1949, through public sale.—V. 170, p. 1441.
public
Brothers, Inc.—Files
Younker
on
refunding mortgage 2%% bonds, series
1975, at IOIV2
1947
$
Bonds Privately
Dec. 19, 1949, placed privately with
insurance companies an issue of $2,200,000 first and
company
taxes
after
income
Common
Darnings
Jan. 16 covering
letter of notification
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Places
—The
1948
709,371,240 704,664,524 738,293,012
4,593,497
6,702.578 12,448^823
2,116,981
2,116,981
2,116,981
3.950,000
covering 4,000 shares of class A. nonvoting capital stock and
shares of class B voting capital stock, to be offered at $10 per
SEC
through
1949
revenues
Co.—Files With SEC—
shares of common stock (par $1) to be sold
President. There will be no underwriting.—V.
10,000
—
$
operating
and
Sales
Robert
A
Inc.—Earnings
Wilson & Co.,
Year Ended Oct. 29—
per
U. S. Thermo Control
$750,000 2%-3%
1, 1954.—V. 171, p. 231.
notes due to Dec.
The-company
3,950,000
Wash.—Stock
it is reported, has declared a $400,000
capital from $600,000 to $1,000,000.—V.
Numero,
by
The
said
asset
with
3,950,000
White, Weld & Co,
Dean Witter & Co
company,
5,000
5,000
its
net
$16,28
seven
set forth below:
& Webster
curities
231.
United
Sons—Stock Purchased by Employees
of
Fund
shares
its
of
calendar' year
the
for
be used to* pay
$41,300,000—
resources and
were reported
total
in
increase
value
asset
net
pares
purchase,
Dividend—
7,000
4,000
G.
during the period
shares
the
Pipe Line, ccnstitute a
tion,
7,000
ously approved by the stockholders, of 85,550 shares of
its common stock, at $34.94 per share, by 1,073 employees.
companly,
$41,347,192
BUSINESS—The
and
1,000,000
corporation on Jan. 23 announced the purchase
from it under an Employees' Stock Purchase Plan previ¬
of
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Assets Up
A
The
25,000,000
10,653,302 shs.
10,700,000 shs,
($10 par value)
amount authorized of
*Aggregate
1
[
(due Jan. f
J
series due 1970
1970)
Common
3,950,000
—This
The
new share for each six shares out¬
The issue has been underwritten by
and the unsubscribed shares are to be
funds.
View, Inc.—Files With SEC—
total
one
publicly offered at $11.50 per share. The proceeds will
for an
expansion program for perforating of oil wells.
sale- to
f
J $109,823,000
.
364.
(E. R.) Squibb &
purchase
to
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co.
PRESENT
TO
trust bonds;
coll.
series
mtge.
Shields
Inc
Securities
Weld
&
Oct. 1,
will use $18,000,000
to purchase a like amount of 4% bonds from United Gas Pipe Line Co.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, and the balance chiefly to reimburse its
treasury for the costs of distribution facilities previously constructed.
The subsidiary will apply most of its $18,000,000 proceeds to finance
construction projects which will mainly increase gas
service to New
Orleans and other areas in Louisiana as well as in parts of Texas.
the
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
&
Union
H.
them
at $10.40 per share.
Co., Wilmington, Del.,
standing
Laird
■
7,000
3,000
Co.
5,000
Co
after
Webster
&
Spencer
sinking fund commencing
a
101.557/
prices ranging from
Dec.
under
pripes range from 104.05 to par.
5,000
Co.
&
Securities Corp..
7,000
100.659; Har¬
& Co., 100.6399;
Corp., 100.55; all
and Goldman, Sachs
100.628; First Boston
4,000
Co
Barney
7,000
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Parsons
&
Co.__)
Langley
Stone
7,000
&
Co
&
Shields
Co.,
■
C.
Inc.,
Reynolds & Co
7,500
3,000
Inc.
Kidder,
Inc.,
Co.
&
Equitable Securities Corp..
were:
Co.,
&
Dillon, Read & Co.
&
Co._
Pierce
Inc.
Riter
Co...
&
Milwaukee
4,000
7,500
—__
5,000
Corp
Rhoades
Mitchum, Tully & Co
Republic Company
(Inc.)
Goldman,
submitted
bids
Stuart
5,000
Rauscher,
Eastman, Dillon & Co
Robert Garrett & Sons
Harriman
Loeb,
Co
3,000
Central
—V.
Higginson
The
Co.,
Inc.
W.
Lee
Carl
3,000
Co.i
Bosworth, Sullivan
below:
5,000
7.000
Inc.-
Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc
Boettcher
forth
named below have
respective numbers of
underwriters
not exceeding the
purchase
to
common
was
Ripley
Halsey,
2%%
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
derived from this service during the
of its electric energy output is pro¬
duced in its own plants.
Company also produces, purchases and sells
natural gas and provides water service, these accounting for approxi¬
mately 5%' and 3% respectively, of operating revenues during the 1949
A.
riman
I,
revenues having been
fiscal year.
Practically all
severally
approximately 2.65% to maturity.
awarded at competitive sale on Jan. 24
Authorized
operating
fiscal
The bonds were
bid of 101.119.
2%%
portion of its present territory. Company has no parent and its only
subsidiary in Dalhart Ice Co., in which
the company's investment
at Oct. 31, 1949 was $200,000.
Company
is engaged principally
in the generation, transmission,
distribution and sale
of electric
energy,
approximately 92%
of its
1949
enabling
been
issue
a
on
1,
22,410
20,000
42,590
9,600
1,518,526
stock
preferred stock
Common
Jan. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no par), for which
to be Issued to the 140 present stockholders
on
21,040
The
215,000 shs.
$100)
(par
corporation
covering
announced
1st
7,500,000
1974____
due
stock
preferred
preferred
3.70%
Jan. 26 a new issue of
and collateral trust bonds,
FINANCING)
$19,400,000
3,430,000
12,006,000
4,000,000
10,000,000
1971__
series
27/a%
due
*
With SEC—
trarisferrable warrants are
which offered
of investment bankers
group
CAPITALIZATION
series
Offered—Dillon, Read & Co.
1, 1970.
mortgage bonds:
27/a%
SEC
Outstanding
Authorized
First
look¬
of additional debentures to
construction program.
of around $2,500,000
sale
a
PURPOSE—Of
is engaged in negotiations
certain of its
of
refunding
the
to
the
/
company
f
.
The
and
on
on
Other
time
$1.17
•
crued interest to yield
the construction of additions and im¬
of the company or to repay bank loans
principal
such
Assets Up $9,759,784—
corporation reports net assets
mortgage
and delivery of the
made
be
-
r«
The
Inc. headed
purpose.
$4,000,000
of
to
612,000
$1.89
2588.
p.
Welex Jet Services, Inc.—Files
was
amount of its first mortgage bonds, 3% series due 1977, on
Nov. 1, 1949 and has entered into an agreement for the sale privately
of $10,000,000 of its first mortgage bonds, 27/8%
series due 1979. De¬
Dec. 16, 1949
$1,156(575
share
common
.L.
-
$1*15,699
—
.
Fund
United Gas Corp.—Bonds
principal
livery
oversubscribed.—V. 171,
was
United Funds, Inc.—Net
company
170,
~—
612,000
_____
per
—V.
——
——-——
outstanding—
shares
$1,596,606
440,031
$1,155,728
440,029
stock
-
Earnings
Dec. 31, 1949, of $26,880,938
compared with $17,121,154 at the end of 1948, a gain of $9,759,784.—
V. 170, P. 1920.
FRIVATELY—The
SOLD
preferred
on
-
f>vi
$2,516,734
920,128
income
Balance
,
65,034
$2,099,912
944,184
deductions—
other
and
$2,451,700
100,781
Common
Corp.—Secondary Of¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
15,000 shares of common stock (par 50c) made on Jan.
at $19.75 per share, less a selling commission to deal¬
This
the properties
such
both
of record
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Jan.
for
-H
$1,999,131
revenues
fering—A secondary offering by
(Continued from page 6)
referred
'
provide the sharer: which would
ana
additional shares which
to
_
1948
$18,786,865 $18,360,165
16,787,734 15,908,465
income
Dividends
stock
of
total
,_
taxes
and
income
'Net
be required for such a
would be available for
future
issuance.
The company now has 500,000 authorized common
shares, of which 437,297 are outstanding.—V. 170, p. 1741.
both
dividend
stock
publicly
obtained
are
a
1
Investment News
provements to
-
87,45924 shares.
the annual meeting to be held March 28, 1950 the shareholders
be asked to vote for an increase in
the number of authorized
of
issuance
group
1949
revenues
expenses
operating
Gross
Jan. 23 de¬
stock dividend should be.
stock if and when sufficient
purpose.
This would require
common
available for that
1
General Corporation
bonds
Net
-Other
proposed that a 20%
outstanding
the
2-
tax.
income
Jamaica
30%
•Operating
Operating
;
1950.
upon
25c
__—
on
1950 to stockholders
15,
"*'2-
tax.
income
British
Less
a
xLess
24,
March
$1
_
—
Products, Inc.
Thompson
of
on
directors Jan. 23
authorized
At
payable
being
declared
the
directors
of
banking
■
12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Dividend—
Inc.—Plans 20% Stock
$1
<quar.)___
Steel & Wire
(L. A.)
a
will
1-25
—
Extra
Stock—
quarterly dividend of $1 per share upon its preferred
dividend of 50 cents per share upon its common stock,
shares
3-13
27%%
(Allen B.) Company—
preferred 1st series (quar.)
—.—_
4% preferred 2nd series (quar.)_________
Wyandotte Worsted Co. (quar.)__
Youngstown Sheet
1
—
—
4%
Young
3-
31'Ac
Wrisley
Extra
board
a
lor
the
Feb.
on
371/2 c
ordinary
for
________
called
24
Jan.
on
and
Co.
"Washington Gas Light Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Interest
The
reecipts
deposit
(final)
2384.
p.
.
line
7
dividends
—
in
Tennessee now has
the latter company
redemption and retirement of
the 1,200 shares cf $100 par 7%
preferred stock outstanding, at 105
plus accrued dividends. The shares will be retired on March 15, 1950....
The 455,946
shares of $5 par value common will be the only issue
outstanding after that date.—V. 170, p. 2135,
directors
The
—
line
transmission
Redeem Preferred
Thew Shovel Co.—To
clared
S.)
American
for
day
per
bee:h reached with the Northwest¬
Insurance
National Bank of Chicago for a new
$21,000,000 loan, dated Jan. 1, 1950, maturing 1951-1965,
to be repaid at the rate of $1,400,000 per annum.—V. 170,
approximately 110,000,000 cubic
Tennessee.—V. 170, p. 2588.
Carthage
its
over
Thompson Products,
16.
Dental Mfg. Co. (quar.)
White's Auto Stores, Inc
Woodall Industries, common iquar.)
5%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.i, Ltd.—
(S.
White
gas
The
Westinghouse
held
of
Gas
United
main
(Texas) gas field.
Pipe Line Co. for
Carthage
the
with
transport
1-23
2-
2-28
35c
(quar.)
connecting
with
Corp.—Private Financing Arranged
headed by the First
dismissed the company's appli-..,.
facilities to increase capacity of
construct
the company's
to
authority
for
pipeline
contract
2-15
1
2-
$1.31 V*'
(quar.)
cation
Life
2440.
p.
agreement has
Mutual
ern
has
Commission
Power
170,
Warren Petroleum
Plea to Expand
11-30*
25c
—
pfd. (quar.).
common
Company,
D.)
Federal
The
$1
—
—
Carthage Line Dismissed—
40c
(quar.)..
Co.
Insurance
preferred
Warren
1
75c
(S.
$4.50
2-
75c
Manufacturing Corp.
Warren
2-15
Transmission Co.
Gas
Tennessee
75c
Upper Peninsula Power, 5'A'c
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co...
Vogt
1
75c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Universal
259,852
interest.—V.
&(J'c'rued
stock
460,000 shares of common
shares of preferred stock.—V. 170, p. 2587.
outstanding
presently
are
2 2 Vic
—
(quar.)_
& Foundry (quar.)
Pipe
2-
50c
(quar.)_
com.
2-15
15c
,——
(s-a)
and
shares
into
—An
preferred
7 %
U.
and
(irreg.)
Finishing Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
S.
There
until March.
due
common
preferred
4Vi %
U.
Feb.
on
common
basis,
regular quar¬
(New Jersey),
Lines Co.
S.
special
a
the
vtc
Common
U.
on
of
payment is not
terly
5-for-l
each.
directors
dividend.
meeting
Announcement
U.
1-31
2-10
$4
Shoe
a
stockholders
The
outstanding
Co. •'
Life & Accident Insurance
United
Payable of Pec.
Share
of Company
Name
United
Refinance Debentures—
Farls R. Russell, Chairman, on Jan. 24, announced that the com¬
pany is considering a proposal to refinance its outstanding
$5,892,200
6%% debentures which' are callable on 30 days' notice at 103 plus
Ward Baking Co.—May
Ltd.—Plans Stock Split—
6 will consider a proposal to split up the
preferred stocks, par $25 each, on a
of common and preferred stock, par' $5";
Steel Co. of Canada,
Holdert
1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLEMonday, January 30,
THE COMMERCIAL &
...
When
Per
A
letter
of
notification
was
filed with
With SEC—
the SEC on Jan.
sold, by Lenore
under the will
offering is--.to[be
111.—V. 168, p.'2440
2,400 shares of common stock (no par), which will be
W. Mendelbaum and Robert J. Mandelbaum, trustees
Mandelbaum, at $29 per-share.
The
underwritten by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc., Chicago,
of
and
Mprris
V.
170,
p.
1959.
;
18 covering
Volume
171
Number
4877
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(501)
STATE AND
CITY
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
of
$128,000 hospital 1949 coupon
or
registered bonds.
Dated Dec.
15, 1949, Denomination $1,000. Due
Alabama
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 hos¬
pital building bonds offered Jan.
26—v. 171, p. 399—were
awarded
to the Merchants
National Bank,
1.17%.
The
Bank,
at
a
Mobile,
Sale
Nagle, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30
1.20s,
Jan.
30
$63,000
re¬
Jan.
000.
20—
for
the
building
March 1,
468,000
offered
office.
Valley Union Sch. Dist.,
County (P. O.
Rosa), Calif.
Offering — Walter H.
Bond
on
The
—
interest
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
1950. Denomination $1,-
Due
on
1975 inclusive.
171, p. 232—were awarded to
Hendrix & Mayes,
Sterne, Agee &
Leach, and Stubbs, Smith & Lom-
Principal and in¬
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
bardo, all of Birmingham, jointly,
on
a bid
reflecting a net interest
cost of about
2.97%, as follows:
$85,000 general bonds.
La
v.
-
terest
Sale—The $204,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 23—v.
Hall &
second
highest bidder was
Cumberland Securities Corp.,
at
cost
of
par.
was
of
ARIZONA
l%s, at
Lemon
4
Bond
Co., of Denver,
Refsnes, Ely,
Beck
&
Co., of
Phoenix, and Barcus, Kindred &
Co.", of Chicago, jointly, on a bid
$39,000
IV2S.
as
from 1951
28,000
l34s.
as
1954 and
62,000
on
bids
on
52,000
on
58,000
July 1 in
111,000
1963
2Vzs.
as
July
July
on
1965
Dated Jan. 1,
Angeles County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif,
i Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1
July
on
bids until 9
1
1970 inclusive.
1950. Legality
ap¬
for
the
a.m.
bonds, divided
Due
on
1970
1952
Mississippi County, Blytheville
Due
Blytheville), Ark.
bonds
First
has
$450,improve-
and
been
sold
to
about '2.59%.
California
-
Offering —L.
March 1
from 1952 to
inclusive.
Due
on
March 1 from
i
O
Rechen-
macher, County Clerk, will receive
Hospital
Box
District
(P.
O.
125, San Lorenzo),
California
$1,000. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
Treasury. *
V
..
.
Bond
Sale—The $1,000,000 water
improvement bonds offered Jan,
24—v.: 171, p. 399—were awarded
to
a
Bank
syndicate
composed of the
of America
National Trust
&
sealed
(PST)
on
bids
320,000
in
until
5
Feb. 1 for. the purchase
receive
4s.
Due
as
l%s.
Due
1956 and
coupon
Treasurer's office,
as
lVzs.
Due
on
as
Due
March
1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
800,000
as
from
Oak
2y4s.
1966
to
Grove
Sonoma
Due
1970
School
County
the
of
Due
Ocean
basis of about
as
2s.
1.84%,
Due
on
as
follows
Feb.
280,000
.
from
280,000
as
l%s.
1958
to
r
Due
1964
the
County
from
263,000
Bond
Sale—The $200,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 171, p.
highest bidder
on
The
Orange County (P. O.
Santa
1
Bond Offering — B. J.
Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m.
(PST) on Feb. 7
the
1
262,000
No.
1951
91
of
prior
case
Due
until
Sch.
—v.
Dist.
171,
Dean
p.
bonds
l%s.
1966
7:30
$80,000 Arcade
offered
Jan.
23
Witter &
Co., of San Fran¬
cisco.
Additional
Sale
—
The
$23,000
South Sacramento Sch. Dist. bonds
offered
on
above
date
were
awarded to
National
Due
to
1
Jan.
on
1
1970 inclusive.-
payable at
the
Village
Treasurer's office, or at the office
the fiscal
of the
agency
York City,
New
other
the
bank
State
at
some
State,
Trust
&
Savings
sealed
Comptroller,
bids until
will
noon
the
company
option
Evanston,
.
Sale
of
in
of
The
—
$730,000
Bank
& Trust
at lYs% interest,
premium of $454.79.
Co.,
plus
as
$224,000
1
216,000
I
as 21/2S.
Due on Jan.
from 1952 to 1965 inclusive.
as 21/4s.
Due on Jan.
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
*
Clerk,
8
will
p.m.
D.
•
•
•
^
•
receive
$1,000.
Due
to
inclusive.
1968
on
receive
(CST)
sealed
on
Feb.
Denomination
Dec.
•
School
•
City, Ind.
Bond
Offering—Joseph L. Doug¬
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive
las,
School
bids
Feb.
until 4:30 p.m. (CST)
for the purchase of
17
$500,000
bonds.
school
improvement
Dated March 1, 1950.
nomination
31
from
$1,000.
1956
Principal and
at
the
to
Due
1965
interest
1
De¬
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(J-D) pay¬
Merchants
National
Bank, of Muncie.
Schererville,
Bond
aid of
Sale—The
1949
Ind.
$19,000 school
bonds offered Jan.
16
171, p. 233—were awarded to
the Union National
Bank, of East
Chicago, as 13/4S, at a price of
—v.
100.17,
a
second
highest bidder
basis of about 1.70%. The
Trust
er
l%s, at
Co.,
Fletch¬
was
Indianapolis,
for
price of 100.06.
a
Sugar Creek Twp. Civil Twp.
(P. O. Boggstown), Ind.
1949
25
the
Jan.
basis
a
as
of
Series
from 1951
Principal and
2
bonds
awarded to
National
Bank, of
Fairland
Fairland,
were
2s, at
price of 103.94,
1.09%.
a
about
IOWA
Burlington, Iowa
Bond
Offering
—
Schlampp, City Clerk, will
sealed
on
bids
Jan.
30
until
for
10
the
Dated
Feb.
1,
M^y 1 from 1951 to
man
of
refunding
1950.
Due
1953 inclu¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
Des
Bond
fund
(CST)
purchase
revenue
sive.
Robert
receive
a.m.
water
on
Jansen,
13 for the purchase of
$385,000
municipal building coupon bonds.
Bulger,
J
1
■'
1
Muncie
bonds.
Offering—W.
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
on
follows:
$69,000
Pekin, III.
Bond
City
(EST)
Cincinnati, jointly, at a price
100.001, a basis of about 2.32%,
of
offered
III.
Evanston,
a
Le¬
Bond Sale—The $6,333 commun¬
Wyandt, Inc., of Chicago, jointly,
at 1%% interest, plus a
premium
of $1,168. The second
highest bid¬
State
in
interest
& Co., Dempsey &
Co., both of Chicago; W. E. Hutton
& Co. and
Fox, Reusch & Co., both
the
1950 tax anticipation warrants of¬
fered Jan. 23—v.
171, p. 232—were
awarded
to the First Securities
Co. of Chicago, and the Scott
&
der was
plus
accrued
ity building
bids until
Waterbury, Conn.
Note Offering—John E.
maturity;
Greencastle, Ind.
Sale—The $440,000 sewer
bonds offered Jan. 25—v.
232—were awarded to Ben¬
ILLINOIS
Asso¬
CONNECTICUT
City
at
or
trust
or
to
the
Bond
able
interest
of
the Bank of America
ciation, of San Francisco.
be¬
1964; 2%
if re¬
1, 1965, or there¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
on
p.m.
Warrant
232—were awarded to
1,
1,
Feb
or
Ice &
1
(MST) on Feb. 7,
for the purchase of
$15,000 water
system bonds. Dated May 1, 1950.
Denomination $500. Principal and
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond Sale—The
on
able at the First State Bank.
sealed
Jan.
on
Bond Offering — Edward Solberg, Chairman of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved
by O'Mel-
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
on
thereon
holder.
Sacramento County School Districts
1,
Feb.
on
after
&
Troy, Idaho
Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
veny
Aug.
there¬
or
Aug.
redeemed
thereafter
each
(P. O.
to 1954 inclusive.
l*4s.
as
from
in
on
as l%s. ' Due on Feb.
from 1965 to 1971 inclusive.
purchase
fore
1, 1955,
before
or
if
171, p.
jamin Lewis
as IV2S.
Due on Jan.
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
$180,000
school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1949.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
in
Feb. 1
inclusive.
Ana), Calif.
or any
revenue
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
sec¬
Weeden &
was
bid reflecting a net in¬
terest cost of about 1.82%.
a
Feb.
on
on
1959; 4%
1960,
or
gen¬
240,000
Bank
ings Association, of San Francis¬
reflecting a net inter¬
Co.,
after
Nov.
co, on a bid
ond
deemed
a
as
from
of America National Trust & Sav¬
est cost of about 1.77%.
1, 1955,
face
City,
District,
Ventura County (P. O.
Ventura), Calif.
the
in part, on Feb.
order,
value, together with the
following premiums: 6% if re¬
or
price of 100.30, a basis
of about
1.61%, as follows:
$160,000 as 3V2S.
Due on Jan. 1
View School
to
on
payment date thereafter,
their inverse numerical
Bank, of Chicago, Mil¬
Co., of Milwaukee, and
jointly, at
office.
awarded
1971
at
City
the Continental National
Bank
Trust
Co., of Salt Lake
interest
at
Feb.
$1,000.
1
in
certificates.
399—were awarded to the First
p.
waukee
payable
to
Denomination
Feb.
rev¬
Dated
interest
Idaho Falls), Idaho
Sale—The $925,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v.
171,
on
(M-S)
on
Nov. 1 from 1950
on
District
National
Treasurer's
1950..
or
a.m.
Bond
$49,
and
bonds.
and Aug. 1 from
inclusive. The bonds
Aug. 1, 1955, and
thereafter, shall be redeemable at
the option of the
Town, in whole
Bonneville County Class A School
Dated March 1,
Principal
Stanley
bids
until 7
Feb. 6 for the pur¬
on
coupon
maturing
IDAHO
Denomination $1,000.
Due
March 1 from 1951 to 1975 in
elusive.
15,
to 1969 inclusive.
District,
(P. O.
purchase
sealed
chase of $70,000 water works
enue
1951
$600,000
obligation bonds. Dated
1, 1949.
inclusive.
Rosa), Calif.
Bond Offering — Walter H.
Nagle, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
for
g—£.
to the date of
redemption.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Santa
6
(CST)
n
Clerk-Treasurer,
deemed
eral
March 1
on
&
East Point, Ga.
Bond Offering—E. L.
Cole, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 3
for the purchase of
March 1
on
Chapman
Legality approved
by Spalding, Sibley, Troutman &
Kelley, of Atlanta.
1959.
2s.
receive
p.m.
New York City.
March 1
on
i
e r
Town
will
Due
11
O f f
Hennon,
at the office
of the fiscal
agent of the city, in
1
by
Bourbon, Ind.
Bond
until
registered
or
such
INDIANA
the
1957.
1958 and
640,000
for
approved
Sch. Dist.,
Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Denomination
$1,000. Due on Oct. 1 from 1950 to
1969 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at
March 1
on
bids
at
Chicago,
Cutler, of Chicago.
(EST) on Feb. 6 for the purchase
of $1,250,000
sanitary revenue 1949
&
March
on
sealed
payable
company in
be
mu.taiiy agreeable to
purchaser and the City. Le¬
the
Atlanta, Ga.
Certificate Offering—Lawrence
A. James,
City Comptroller, will
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
as l%s.
Due
in 1960 and 1961.
1956 and 1957.
p.m.
Hannaford
320,000
Trust &
$80,000
Offering—Carmen JarnaDistrict Secretary., will re¬
ceive
as
from
Dated March 1, 1950. Denomina¬
a
Bond
ginr,
Pasadena,
$800,000
tion
Savings Association, J. Barth &
Co., both of San Francisco, Harris
Savings Bank, John Nu¬
school coupon or registered bonds.
Dated April 1*, 1950. Denomination veen & Co., both of Chicago, Dean
Witter & Co., of San
$1,000. Due on April 1 from 1951
Francisco,
Juran
&
to "1965 inclusive.
Moody, of St. Paul,
Principal and
Magnus & Co., of Cincinnati, Mc¬
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬ Donald-Moore & Co., of Detroit,
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Stone & Youngberg, Hannaford
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬ & Talbot, both of San Francisco,
C. N. White &
cisco.
Co., of Oakland,
and Lawson,
Levy & Williams, of
Alameda County, Eden Twp.
San Francisco, at a
price of 100.02,
-sealed bids until 3 p.m. -(PST) on
Feb. 7 for the purchase of
$33,000
i
of
Placentia Unified School
District,
Municipal Wat-er District; •
Marin County (P. O.
y
San Rafael), Calif. * -
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
County (P. O. Auburn),
Bond
inclusive.
ri Marin
tV)
Ackerman
•
Dist.
March 1 from
on
1972
Sch.
1952 to 1970 inclusive.
CALIFORNIA
Placer
on
bonds.
,
Southwest
Co., - of Dallas,
Lynch, Pierce,, Fenner &
Beane, of New York,., and J. M.
Dain & Co., of Minneapolis, joint¬
ly, .at a price of 100.14,, a basis of
Due
d
(J-D),
trust
or
may
gality
GEORGIA
of
399—were
me a
93,000 Potrero Heights Sch. Dist.
the
Merrill
Co.,
Talbot, of San Francisco, and C. N.
White & Co., of
Oakland, at a
price of 100.15, a basis of about
2.12%, as follows:
Jan. 31
March 1 from 1952 to
to
.1970
Sold—An issue of
construction
Co.,
$500,000
75,000 Ranchito Sch. Dist. bonds.
School District No. 5 (P. O.
ment
on
of
inclusive.
bonds.
ARKANSAS
000)
&
Williams, Stone & Youngberg,
of San
Francisco, Redfield &
all
bank
as
-.v.
170, p. 232—were awarded to
Francis I. du Pont &
Co., of New
York, as 2s, at a price of 101.01,
a basis
of about 1.89%.
23—v.
Schwabacher & Co., Lawson,
Levy
follows:
as
144,000 Rose
-
(PST)
purchase
$188,000 Alameda Sch. Dist. bonds.
Phoenix.
.
Blyth
000 school bonds.
1
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess, Robinette & Linton, of
Bonds
Association,
Feb.
Dahlquist, Neff
Herrington, of San Francisco.
Jan.
Pleasant Spec.
Delaware
1950.
inclusive.
Due
"
from 1966 to
County
Legality ap¬
offered
$3,200,000
San
Francisco,
Harris
Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Heller, Bruce & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, California Bank, William R.
Staats Co., both of New
York,
&
interest
Bond Sale—The
$220,000 school,
Series 1950 bonds offered Jan.
20
Trust &
$53,000
Los
on
Due
to
bonds
The
—
of America National Trust & Sav¬
on
the
e
&
1962 inclusive.
23ss.
as
from
(PST)
Principal and interest
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
July 1 from
Due
1960 to
a.m.
1
a
proved by Orrick,
Due.
214 s.
as
from
10:30
(M-S)
1955.
as 2s.
until
inclusive.
1
1953 inclusive.
Due
Diego County (P. O.
Diego), Calif. "
S
171, p. 399—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Bank
in
District
Dated March 15,
1950.. Denomination $1,000.
Due
on
March 15 from 1951 to 1975
i
July
school
320,000
100.08.
Mount
,
ings
$500,000
anticipation notes. Dated Feb.
1950.
Due on May 10, 1950.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
7,
Martinez), Calif.
building bonds.
1956 to 1.959 inclusive.
;
•
Due
to
of
School
Feb. 6 for the purchase of
of
\
Nuveen
Bond
Offering—T. H. Sexton,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ed to Boettcher &
cost
second
Feb. 3 for the purchase of
tax
DELAWARE
Bond
San
Sale—The $350,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 23 were award¬
reflecting a net interest
about 2.49%, as follows:
John
price
a
Grove
San
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
.
The
Co., and Commerce Trust Co.^
Kansas City, jointly, for
$50,000 as
4%s; $100,000 as 2%s, and $54,000
as
County Sch. Dist. No.
to
1
inclusive.
Mt. Diablo Unified Sch.
Dist.,
Contra Costa
County (P. O.
&
about 2.97.
Pinal
price
a
highest bidder
bid
on a
171,
Wesley
Co., of San Diego, as 2.20s,
232—were awarded
p.
v.
Nashville, and Associates,
reflecting a net interest
Spring Valley Sch. Dist.,
San Diego County (P. O.
San Diego), Calif.
Bond
383,000 public improvement
-.bonds,
:
'
The
Mesa
Feb.
on
1980
1.84%.
both
March 1 from 1951 to
to
cisco, for $440,000 as l3/4s; $200,000 as iy2s, and $360,000 as
2s, at
a price of
100.001, a basis of about
Santa
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Bond
and
at
Due
1972
NEGOTIATIONS
The second highest bidder was
American Trust
Co., San Fran¬
Sonoma
price of 100.13.
funding bonds
1956 in¬
2s.
as
from
Alexander
National
jointly, for
to
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff
& Herrington, of San Francisco.
second
First
and
payable
Treasurer's
highest bidder was Sterne, Agee &
Leach, First National Bank, Birm¬
ingham,
First
National
Bank,
Montgomery,
1954
Principal
(J-D)
Mobile, and Watkins, Morrow
& Co., of
Birmingham, jointly, as
1.20s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
about
15 from
clusive.
of
of
Dec.
on
360,000
41
Moines, Iowa
Sale—The
bonds
offered
awarded to the
$45,000 bridge
Jan.
26
were
Capitol City State
Bank, of Des Moines,
as
Is, at
a
42
of
price
100.04,
0.98%.
der
The
National
basis of about
highest bid¬
a
second
Central
was
Chicago
for
Bank
Con. Sch.
FINANCIAL
&
bidder
est
CHRONICLE
Rockland-Atlas
was
Bank, Boston, at 0.74%.
Middleborough Housing Authority,
MARYLAND
at
Massachusetts
Note
(P. O.
Cumberland), Md.
Allegany
Preston
of
Commerce
National
Republic Co.,
a
price of
Is,
of
Portland.
100.03.
Bond
COMMERCIAL
THE
(502)
Dist., Iowa
County
Offering—Allan
M.
Hale,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
the
at
Sale—The
office
the
of
Hous¬
State
syndicate numerical order on any interest
composed of the First of Michigan payment date on or after April 1,
Corporation, of Detroit; Braun, 1954, at par and accrued interest
;o the date fixed for
redemption,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., W. E. Hutton
& Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson & plus a premium for each bond so
redeemed as follows: $20 011 each
Curtis, both of New York; Stranabond called for redemption prior
han, Harris & Co., Inc., of Toledo;
233—were awarded to a
Bond Offering—James G. Ste¬
$148,000 build¬
18 Tremont
Street,
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 171, venson, Clerk of the Board of ing Board,
p.
400 — were awarded to the the Board of County Commission¬ Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport, ers, will receive sealed bids until Feb. 2 for the purchase of $285,-
Third
Series
notes.
Dated
11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 8 for the 000
Due on Feb. 13,
jointly, as purchase of $420,000 bonds, di¬ Feb. 13, 1950.
1951.
Legality approved by Cald¬
l%s, at a price of par. The second vided as follows:
highest bidder was Quail & Co., $345,000 Lavale Sanitary District well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
for 2s, at a price of 102.05.
bonds.
chell, of New York City.
75,000 Cresaptown Dist. bonds.
Norfolk County (P. O.
Preston, Iowa
of
Des
Moines,
Sale—The
Bond
$27,000
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
town
MASSACHUSETTS
400—were awarded to Ravens-
p.
croft & Co., of
Cedar Rapids,
as
2s,
price of about 1.98%. The sec¬
Note
ond
bidder was Whiteas 2s, at
a price of
offered
highest
Phillips Co.
dated Jan.
on
1950.
1,
Jan.
&
man
24
of
Due
Bristol
County
Note
Sale—The
offered
the
KANSAS
Jan.
24
National
Sale
awarded
were
Topeka, at
t
The
—
15
Estes & Co., of
to
to
Shawmut
Bank, of
interest.
Dated
l3/4s.
as
Due on Sept.
1950 and
in
37,000
Sept.
on
at
second
highest
New
York, and C. J. Devine & Co.,
jointly, at a price of 0.80%.
Chicopee Housing Authority, Mass.
Middlesborough, Ky.
Note
Owen,
C.
Offering—Geo.
Bund
The
Chase National Bank,
was
will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 30
Clerk,
Sale—The
$2,230,000 Sec¬
v.
the
interest
tional
(M-S) payable at the Na¬
of
Middlesborough.
Bank
will
Treasurer,
County
(P. O. Gretna), La.
$2,000,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 171, p. 49
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Sale—The
Note
offered
Jan.
24
notes
awarded
were
to
Boston.
loch, Baudean &
G. Price Crane, and
Glas
& Co., both of New Orleans, at a
price of par, a basis of about
2.77%, as follows:
$206,000
4s.
as
from
1,794,000
from
Due
March
on
1
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
23/4s.
as
1956 to
Richland
Due
on
March 1
Rayville),
(P.
$1,270,000
Sec¬
ond Series notes offered Jan. 26—
171,
the
400—were
p.
awarded
Bank, C.
National
Chase
to
J.
Devine & Co., both of New York,
the
and
National
First
Bank,
of
Boston, jointly, at 0.83% interest,
plus a premium of $55.
The sec¬
ond
at 0.84%
Note
171,
000
at
0.86%
offered
notes
and
26
Jan.
—
at 0.80% interest.
The
highest bidder was Chase
Bank, New York, and
second
National
C.
J.
%vine
Co., jointly, at
&
interest."
0.80%
Turners
Falls, Mass.
Offering — John
Note
District
McLaughlin,
will
11
until
bids
sealed
receive
J.
Treasurer,
gality
Charles
by
approved
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
to
1951
from
Due on Feb. 1
1955
inclusive.
interest payable at
Co., Boston.
Principal and
the Day Trust
Uxbridge Housing Authority, Mass.
Note Sale—The
$250,000 third
series
were
National
Second
the
to
26
Jan.
offered
notes
awarded
of Boston, at 0.81% inter¬
The
second
highest bidder
Chase
National Bank, New
York,
C.
and
jointly,
J.
0.85%
at
Devine & Co.,
interest, plus a
premium of $13.
Notes
Due
on
the
premium
Offering—Harold L. Dow,
Board
Jan.
20
York
Sullivan,
by
Heenehan
Feb.
&
6,
1950.
1951. Legality ap¬
Donovan,
of
Hanrahan,
New
City.
of Select-
were
highest
tional
of
awarded
The
Boston,
at
a
Na¬
0.79%.
Offering—Jesse
office
the
ing
of
Board,
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
from
1954 to
1961
cipal and interest
1,
1950
Due
on
De¬
Feb. 1
inclusive. Prin¬
payable at the
offered
were
Jan.
Bank,
0.73% discount.
Feb.
000
2
to
Bosworth &
100.0003,
12—v.
numerical
171, p.
to
as
Due
2y4s.
as
Due
July
on
1,
13/4s.
as
Due
July
on
called
1
1 M>s.
as
Due
July
on
1
1959;
until
8:30
1
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase
of $20,000 school
coupon bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000.
Due on April 1 from 1951
to 1957 inclusive. Bonds maturing
in 1954 to 1957 shall be
redemption
subject to
option
the
at
of
171,
p.
National
Boston,
at
or
and
the
interest payment date
after April 1, 1953, at par
any
interest
accrued
for
redemption
or
on
after April
1, 1954,
$10.
As to each bond called for
redemption on or after April 1,
1953,
1,
but before April
before
but
1954,
April
1955,
1,
A.
Drew,
18
the
State
Hous¬
Street,
Tremont
11 a.m. (EST) on
for the purchase of $948,Series
13,
1950.
Dated
notes.
Due
on
Feb.
13,
Legality approved by Sul¬
Wilmington,
Bond
offered
were
Trust
a
awarded
to
the
Bankers
l%s,
basis of
Co., of New York, as
price
of
100.77,
a
1.66%.
MICHIGAN
bonds
offered
Jan.
24—v.
171, p.
the
purchase
$26,000 school
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
Denomination 31,000. Due on July
from
bonds called
after April
1,
interest
bank
or
1956. Principal and
payable at
(A-O)
trust
or
on
to
company
a
be
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
approved by Miller, CanPaddock & Stone, of De¬
gality
field,
District
order
date
on
on
and
par
assessment
special
23
Jan.
v.
—
171,
bonds
p.
400
sewer
offered
—
vvere
awarded to the Channer Securities
Chicago, as 2s, at a price
of
Co.,
basis of about 1.92%.
highest bidder was
McDonald-Moore & Co., and H. V.
of
100.03,
1961
interest
after
July
payment
1954, at
interest to the
redemption, plus a
each bond so re¬
1,
for
follows:
as
820
each
on
called for
bond
redemption prior
July 1, 1955; $15 on each bond
called for redemption
July 1,
1956;
$10
on
each
on
after
or
to July
but prior
1955
1,
called
bond
for redemption on or after July
1,
prior to July 1, 1957; $5
1956 but
each
on
tion
on
prior
bond
called
after
or
July
to
shall
for
redemp¬
1,
1957 but
July
1,
be
No
1958.
paid
for redemption
on
pre¬
bonds
on
or
after
terest
1, 1958.
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at a bank or
trust
company
by
the
be
to
designated
purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
a
second
The
to
numerical
inverse
in
for
premium
July
$41,000
inclusive.
1955
accrued
date fixed
called
Mich.
Park,
1961
in
any
or
mium
Sale—The
to
be redeemed at the option of
may
the
1952
maturing
to
shall be paid
for redemption on
premium
of
bonds.
coupon
1955, but before April 1, 1956, $5.
Taylor Township Sch. Dist.
Inkster), Mich.
(P. G»
Bond Sale—The 8460,000
build¬
Sattley & Co., jointly, for $32,000
2V2s, and $9,000 as 2s, at a price of
ing bonds offered Jan. 19—v. 171,
100.23.
p.
Dist. No.
(P. O. Cassopolis), Mich.
Grange
Bond
Twp. Sch.
1
Offering—Irene M. Green-
await, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8
to H. V.
McDonald-Moore
Detroit, ChannelSecurities Co., of Chicago, and the
Allison-Williams Co., of Minne¬
234—were
awarded
Sattley & Co.,
& Co., both of
apolis,
100.002,
(EST) on Feb. 2 for follows:
the
purchase of 8225,000 school
$350,000
coupon
bonds.
Dated March 1,
1950.
Birmington Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Sale—The 83,100,000 school
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 1 for
deemed
No
(P. O. Weidman),
Offering—Clyde J. BeutSecretary of the Board of
ler,
As to each bond called for
redemption on or after April 1,
$7.50.
Mass.
Sale—The $465,000 bonds
Jan. 26—v. 171, p. 400—
Dist.
Michigan
1
follows: As to each bond called
as
for
Sch.
Bonds
redeemed
so
bonds
after
Bond
pre¬
a
or
Sherman Township Rural Agric.
date
the
to
redemption plus
for each bond
mium
La
400—
The second high¬
on
on
on
Principal and inter¬
est payable at the Detroit Trust
Co., Detroit. Legality approved by
Claude H. Stevens, of Berry, Ste¬
vens, Barbier & Evely, of Detroit
Upton, District Secretary, will re¬
bids
premium
no
for redemption
May 1, 1959.
O. Maple Rapids), Mich.
Bond
Offering — Charles W.
sealed
after
1957, but prior to May 1,
and
called
Twp. Frac. Sch. Dist. No.
der, on
a
for redemption on or
May 1,
(P.
ceive
par and
premium
plus
but
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Essex
1, 1953, at
bond called for re¬
on 01* after May 1, 1953,
prior to May 1, 1955; $10 on
each bond called for redemption
on or after May 1, 1955, but prior
to May 1, 1957; $5 on each bond
July 1 from
on
1955.
90,000
on
any
demption
3s.
to 1954 inclusive.
1951
or
dates
on
interest
accrued
of $15 on each
'follows:
one
payment
after May
and
Co., Inc., at a price of
basis of about 1.71%,
a
order,
interest
more
Braun,
rahan, of New York City.
notes
the
of
Jan.
awarded
were
Hazel
until
Second
Feb.
about
$750,000
26—v.
awarded
Shawmut
Boston,
at
Mass.
Sale—The
Note
offered
—
from
Bonds
tion
prior to
maturity, at the
option of the District, in inverse
Mich.
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
to
second
Second
was
Maiden,
til 2 p.m.
nomination $1,000.
to
Bond
1
clusive.
Massachusetts
Note
1951 to 1966 in¬
maturing in 1963
1966, will be subject to redemp¬
May
on
Crystal Lake Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Wellesley Housing Authority,
Bank, of
discount, plus
$2.50.
bidder
Bank,
notes
ment, will receive sealed bids un¬
(EST) on Jan. 30 for the
Ipurchase of $60,000 school coupon
Co., jointly, for 3s, 314s, 2s and
l34s, at a price of 100.005, a basis
of about 2.08%.
troit.
livan, Donovan, Heenehan & Han¬
$750,000
National
Merchants
Boston, at 0.77%
Eliot, Me.
Bond
Sale—The
Note
smith, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 7
for the purchase of $500,000 school
coupon
bonds.
Dated March 1,
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Burr, C. F. Childs & Co.,
Milwaukee Co., Milwaukee; Cen¬
tral Republic Co., Chicago; Crouse
& Co., and S. R.
Livingstone &
and
dated
are
Feb. 6,
proved
1951.
Mass.
Lawrence,
offered
MAINE
Chairman of the
discount.
0.75%
Le¬
G. Becker
fixed
$1,000.
—
Due on April
(P. O. Hazel Park), Mich.
Bond Offering—O. Everitt Hy-
&
Frankfort),
No. 8
Twp. Sch. Dist.
Royal Oak
Bank, New York;
District, in inverse numerical or¬
at
Secretary Police Jury, will receive
Note Sale
The $800,000 notes
sealed
bids until 10 a.m.
(CST).
on
Feb.
15
for the purchase of offered Jan. 26—v. 171, p. 400—
were
awarded
to
the
National
$200,000
court
house
and
jail
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950.
Bank,
of
Boston,
at
De¬ Shawmut
$1,000,
highest bidder was
Co.,
Chicago;
Trust
(EST) on Jan. 21 for the
purchase of $30,000 water depart¬
mental
equipment
loan
coupon
notes.
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
De¬
a.m.
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
Gloucester, Mass.
1 from 1951 to 1.965 inclusive.
by
v.
400—were awarded to the
Shawmut
Bpnk,
of
p.
Boston,
$470,-
interest.
Bond Offering'— R. Downes,
nomination
purchaser. Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
the
May 1 in
on
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Cof¬
fin
National
interest; $400,-
interest
0.85%
Authority, Mass.
Sale—The $330,000 Third
Housing
series
bidder was the Sec¬
National Bank, Boston, for
at
April 1, 1962. Principal and inter¬
est
(A-O) payable at a bank or
trust company to be designated by
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
Salem
highest
000
La.
&
140,000
Co., jointly, at 0.80%.
Due
Harris, Hall & Co., A.
Bank, New York, and C. J. Devine
&
May 1
on
May 1 from
on
1967.
National
20,000
was
Sale—The
$400,000
O.
Chase
Boston,
at
0.80%.
The second
highest bidder was Chase National
Bank,
l3/4s.
as
$50,000
Shawmut
Due
1962 inclusive.
Due
second
of
est.
Massachusetts
Note
ond
1980 inclusive.
Parish
The
awarded to
400—were
p.
National
to
2s.
1966 and
as
171,
v.
the
Bank,
Framingham Housing Authority,
v.
Sec¬
$1,281,000
2V4s.
as
1
nomination
$500,000
the National Shawmut Bank, of
composed of Scharff & Jones, of
Boston, at 0.71% interest.
Dated
New Orleans; John Nuveen & Co.,
Jan.
24, 1950.
Due on Nov. 9,
of Chicago; White, Hattier & San1950. Legality approved by Storey,
ford, of New Orleans; Barrow,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Leary & Co., of Shreveport; Nus-
Smith; Weil &
Co., Howard, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co., Weil & Arnold, all of
New Orleans; Juran & Moody, of
St. Paul; Widmann & Co., of Cin¬
Housing Authority, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
$5 on each bond called for re¬
demption on or after April 1, 1960,
but prior to April 1, 1962. No pre¬
mium
shall
be
paid on
bonds
called for redemption on or after
a
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Storey,
Dodge, of
ond Series notes offered Jan. 26—
to
1956
as
430,000
.bonds
Revere
1951
from
615,000
by
&
100.001,
of
Due on May
1955 inclusive.
2V2S.
as
from
142
re¬
Everett, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
Sec¬
Boston.
of
Bank
approved
Palmer
the
at
Boston.
Note Offering—Thomas F. Duf¬
fy1,
Legality approved by Wyatt, Graf¬ ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
ton & Grafton, of Louisville.
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
of
$1,500,000
tax
anticipation
LOUISIANA
notes.
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
Due
on
Nov. 10, 1950.
Jefferson Parish Sch. Dist. No. 1
cinnati;
National
$785,000
Series notes offered Jan. 26—
ond
171, p. 400—were awarded to
the National
Shawmut Bank, of
purchase of $142,000 re¬
Boston, at 0.80% interest.
The
funding bonds.
Dated March 1,
second highest bidder was Chase
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
National
Bank, New York, and
on March 1 from 1951 to 1961 in¬
C.
J. Devine & Co., jointly, at
clusive.
Bonds maturing in 1956
0.84% interest, plus a premium
to 1961, are subject to redemption
of $81.
at the option of the city on March
Essex County (P. O. Salem),
1, 1955, or on any interest pay¬
ment date thereafter. Principal and
Massachusetts
for
payable
interest
Thorndike,
National Bank, of Boston,
0.79%.
bidder
May 1, 1949.
Due on Feb. 15 from
inclusive.
Principal
1964
to
26—v.
Jan.
171, p. 400—were awarded to the
KENTUCKY
City
1951
of
bonds.
Denomina¬
coupon
1950.
15,
tion $1,000.
Legality
Third
$920,000
offered
notes
Second
1
1964 inclusive.
1957 to
from
Dated
Due
3s.
as
Sale—The
Note
Series
1952 to 1956 inclusive.
from
64,000
1
Sept. 1
Due on
Feb.
(EST)
purchase
the
for
1
school
$70,000
ond
Cambridge Housing Authority,
1951.
2V2S.
as
Feb.
on
and
Massachusetts
$14,000
ceive sealed bids until noon
25, 1950. Due on Nov. 8, 1950.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
lows:
will re¬
price
a
Northern
Andover,
Maker, Town Treasurer,
Dated
Jan.
price of par, as fol-
a
awarded
Nov. 10, 1950.
on
at
basis of about 2.08%, as follows:
a.m.
Mass.
Offering — James J.
Bond
notes
Boston.
$115,000 im¬
bonds offered Dec.
Due
North
$600,000
were
Boston, at 0.76%
Lansing Rural High Sch. Dist., Kan.
Bond
O.
Taunton), Mass.
by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
provement
(P.
11
on
$25,000.
Detroit,
Pet-
Feb. 7 for the purchase
of $350,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated Feb. 7, 1950.
Denomination
to
were
until
bids
sealed
(EST)
notes
awarded
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1969 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved
ceive
$600,000
the
National Shawmut Bank,
Boston, at 0.75% discount.
100.12.
Bonds
Sale—The
D.
tingell, County Treasurer, will re¬
Brockton, Mass.
a
at
Sattley
1,270,000
Offering—Ralph
&
Nuveen
V.
H.
Dedham), Mass.
Note
hall bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 171,
Co., of Chicago; to April 1, 1956; $15 on each bond
& Co., of Detroit; called for redemption on or after
Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh; Mc¬ April 1, 1956, but prior to April 1,
Donald-Moore & Co., of Detroit; 1958; $10 on each bond called for
Channer Securities Co., of Chi¬ redemption on or after April 1,
1958, but prior to April 1, 1960;
cago, and Jones B. Shannon & Co.,
John
and the Iowa-Des Moines National
Bank,
1950
Monday, January 30,
"
jointly,
at
a
price of
basis of about 2.35%, as
a
p.m.
Denomination
31,000.
Due
on
April 1 from 1951 to 1965 in¬
clusive. Bonds maturing in 1955 to
1965,
may
tion
of
be redeemed at the op¬
the
District
in
inverse
as
from
55,000
as
1958
The
212s.
1951
2s.
and
second
to
Due on June 1
inclusive.
1957
Due
on
June 1 in
1959.
highest bidder was
Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Stranahan,
Volume
171
Number 4877
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(503)
—■-
Harris
&
Co., Inc., and Welsh,
& Co., jointly, for $350,000
2%s, and $110,000 as l3/4s, at
Davis
as
price of 100.05, a basis of about
a
2.35%.
and
interest payable at any suit¬
or trust company des¬
NEW
able bank
ignated by the purchaser,,,Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
11
Bond
Offering
Edgar M.
—
Braingan, County Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m.
Note
Feb. 9 for the purchase
on
of
'$300,000
metropolitan
water
supply system revenue, Series B
bonds.
coupon
1953
from
Bonds
maturing in
callable
are
order
on
date
1977
to
on
in
1958
171,
1977,
July
1957,
Lake of
miums
as
called
for redemption
on
prior to July 1, 1961; $25 on each
bond called for redemption after
1, 1961, but on or prior to
1, 1964; $20 on each bond
called for redemption after July
July
July
Bank, of Wijliams,
Nicollet
St.
1, '1984, but on or prior to July 1,
1867, $15 on each bond called for
redemption after July 1, 1967, but
on or prior to July 1, 1970; $10 on
each bond called for redemption
after
Minneapolis,
100.15,
a
eral
National
Bank, of
1.30s, at a price
basis of about 1.27%.
as
second
highest bidder was
Co., and Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis,
jointly, for
1.30s, at a price of 100.14.
Scott
County
No. 67
Com.
Sch.
Dist.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 1
for the purchase of $90,000 build¬
able at the Detroit Trust Co., De¬
ing bonds.
Canfield,
Paddock
&
of
Stone,
Detroit.
Offering—Margaret Allen,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
nomination
from
$1,000-
1953
Due
to'T1968
De¬
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
All
bonds
maturing after Jan. 1, 1964,
being subject to redemption in in¬
MINNESOTA
Buffalo,
accrued
Minn.
interest
said
on
date
Wheaton,
Calumet, Minn.
J of m J, X e r ze,
A-i'utve
scaled
j bonds offered
•ratiMJtO p.m. (CST: on Feb.
—were
of
i
bond s. Da ted
100.25,
second
Due
t:c u vot t
Jan.
on
1952 to
from
1
Minn.
Jan. 12—v.
basis of about
a
ond
highest
Union
Trust
13/4S, at
a
1.60s, at a price of
basis of about 1.56%. The
highest bidder
labi
heimer-Egan, Inc.,
Legality approved by 13/4S, and $25,000
Domey, Colman, Barker, Scott & price of 100.08.
Bather, of Minneapolis, and A. W.
Mann-
was
for
$25,000
1.60s, at
as
will receive
Clerk,
21
for
the
(F-A)
Park
payable
Bond
Sale
Gibbons
rants
1961
and
thereafter
accrued
-1
rV)
•
v
Feb. 15 from
on
inclusive.
at
as
1950
24,000
War¬
maturing in 1960 and
optional on Feb. 15, 1955,
any
interest
payment
date
,
1961
to
21/2s. Due
to
as
1962
1961
on
Oct. 3 from
to
ranis
t:; vid
UFO
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
tnui/u.m^
on
Fu:.
hi
1956
op-
water
15,
1953,
and
been sold to the Bank of
of
any
into rest payment date
thereafter at par ana accrued
Carthage,
repair
as
Dated Feb. 15, 1950.
par.
Due
1965
interest.
tion $1,000.
system
has
Jan.
1
from
1951
to
order at par and ac¬
interest on Dec. 1T 1959, or
'id"4*.'-
St.
'
•
Sale
—
The
20—v.
$10,500
price of
bonds
171,
offered
50—were
p.
par.
Carrollton
Union
No. 1 (P. O.
Bond
O f f
Free
Sch.
Dist.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$68,000
bonds has been sold to the Robert
bids until 7:30 p.m.
E.
sive.
Feb.
All
bonds
maturing
after
1, 1964, being subject to re¬
i
n
g—William
bonds.
Dated Aug.
at
the
First
(EST)
demption in inverse numerical or¬
der at par and accrued interest on
said date and any interest payment
date
thereafter.
refunding bonds has been sold
B.
to
Schweser. Co., of
Omaha, as lY>s, at a price of par.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1954
Principal1 inclusive.
$35,000
""'
"
Thomas
H.
re¬
1950
ceive sealed bids until
Feb.
on
National
000.
Due
1965
inclusive.
terest
coupon
pay¬
Jan.
24
.
-,
Central
.(P. Q.t
Sch.
Dist.
R. D. No. 1
Nedrow), N.
Sale—The
bonds
offered
31,
City
bids
25
&
bonds
9
as
13/4s, at
1950.
offered
Trust Co., Syracuse, for
l%s, at
price of 100.01.
,
1
Jan.
20
cept
for
one
will
receive
purchase
Dated March
$1,000,
$1,773.30.
1,
ex¬
Due
on
Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of
Fremont, Ohio
Offering — Fred
-
v
Bond
Peltier,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
until,
(EST)
purchase of
storm, relief, trunk and
11
for
noon
sewer,special
Oct.
sanitary
bonds.
assessment
from
1
1951
to
1970
Principal and interest
playable atT the National
(A-O)
Bank of Fremont.
•
Lynchburg Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
ing
20
Plains
of $26.
24
$3,600,000 notes
were
awarded
to
Due.
1950.
by
until
will
receive
bids at his office in
(EST)
Feb. 9
on
of $125,000 land
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
Denomination $1,000.
Dec.
1
from
1951
to
Due
1962
in¬
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland!
*Minerva,
Bonds
Ohio
Sold—An
issue
of
$100,-
mortgage
revenue
electric
lighting plant bonds has been sold
the
Due
par.
sealed
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the
purchase
of
$194,000 refunding
and
June
1973 inclusive.
as
follows:
bridge
1
from
as
on
Cleveland
Corp., of
price of
Aug. 1 from 1950 to
3J/4S,
at
a
1964 inclusive.
Mount Healthy, Ohio
Sold—An issue of
Bonds
-
$20,light bonds has been
sold to Sweney, Cartwright & Co.,
of Columbus, as 21,4s, at a price of
000
street
Sch.
Raleigh, until
bonds, divided
First
Cleveland,
bonds.
1971
to
Dist.,
Local
Ohio
Bond Offering—Frank H. Fraz-
ier, Clerk-Treasurer of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
bids until
for
a.m.
on
noon
St. Clairsville
Bond Offering—W. A. Easterling, Secretary Local Government
Due
Massillon, Ohio
Offering—Edgar L. Lash,
will receive sealed
the purchase
1949.
on
(P. O. Statesville), N. C.
$185,000 road
was Ryan,
Co., for 2y2s, at a
&
101.13.
NORTH CAROLINA
coupon
highest bidder
Bond
Iredell County
Commission,
were
—
City Auditor,
to
York
Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York.
proved
build¬
offered
price of 101.39.
a
Housing Authority,
2,
235
p.
.
000
Dated Feb. 2, 1950.
Aug.
171,
v.
—
bonds
awarded, to J. A. White <Sc Co., of
Cincinnati, as 2!/2S, at a price of
101.58, ;.a basis about 2.35%.
The
Geo. B.
Co., Inc., for 1.90s, at
$97,000
improvement
Squire,
offered Jan.
11
$197,244
.^£b. 1, 1950. Denomina¬
$1,000, except one for $244.
on
purchase
the National Bank, of New
York,
at 0.82% interest, plus a premium
on
Feb.
on
.the
.
as 1.60s, at a price of
basis of about 1.58%. The
Note Sale—The
■
a
Agnes Brown
1 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Brick-
clusive.
was
v'
March
for
were
the Marine Trust
New
price of 100.12,
a basis of about
1.74%,
The sec¬
ond
highest
bidder
was
First
the
Le¬
Ohio
Denomination
Sutherland
Due
$15,000 fire hall
highest bidder
White
a
1951 to
noon
reigstered bonds.
Co.,
Gibbons &
v.
from
Clerk,
the
second
price of 100.19.
171, p. 234—were awarded to the
Marcellus National Bank, of Mar¬
cellus,
1
—
until
for
to
(P. O.
Forge), N. Y.
a
n
—
of
(EST) on
of $96,773.30 Street
Improvement, Spec.
Assmt. Series No. 217, coupon or
Feb.
at
Co.,
of Buffalo,
Y.
(EST)
Principal and in¬
Bond Offering
of
1950.
Legality ap¬
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, of New
by
awarded to
$20,000 school
Jan.
awarded
Dated Jan. 30, 1950.
July
1949
regis-"
1
Bank,
Trust
second
No.
Jan.
$3,584,000 notes
were
Schenectady
Bond Sale—The
1950.
noon
purchase
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
bids
Onondaga, Marcellus, Fayette and
Otisco
Dec.
on
Jan.
Old
Y.
or
the
(J-D)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
County
ap¬
York
Webb Fire Dist. No.
Bank,
Dated Feb. 15,
for
$98,000 water supply bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,-
Due
York.
Bond Offering—Samuel P.
Hall,
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1950
17
of
inclusive.
offered
100.08,
water
O.
$13,500 fire
bonds
First
Heenehan
Legality approved
by
Kenefick,
Cooke,
Mitchell,
Bass &
Letchworth, of Buffalo.
Greenwood Lake, N.
—
171;'-p. 234—were awarded
proved
$40,-
1, 1949.
National
(P.
Schenectady Housing Authority,
the
J
Salamanca.
1950
City, Neb.
Fire District
Middleburgh,, as 2s, at a price of
100.74, a basis of about 1.84%.
Denomination $1,000. Due on
Aug.
1
from
1950
to
1962
inclusive
Bond
Robert
20—v.
offered
regis¬
tered
Offering
Dated
Roxbury
on
bids until 3:30 p.m.
Feb. 7 for the purchase of
000 school 1949
coupon or
clusive.
the
—
sealed
„v
Bonds Sold—An issue of
26—v.
171, p.
402
were
awarded to Blair,
Rollins & Co., Inc., as
1.60s, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
0.80%.
Schweser Co.^, of, Omaha, as
23/4s.
Due from 1956 to 1958 in¬
David
Jan.
Note Sale—The
Limestone), N. Y.
e r
tered bonds.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
on Feb. 1 from 1953 to 1969 inclu¬
offered
to" the
'
(CST) on Feb.
2
for
the
purchase of $125,000
building coupon bonds. Dated Feb.
bonds
paratus
Sold—An issue of
$25,000 Denomination
Legality approved by Dor- municipal
$1,000. Due on Feb.
building
bonds
has
Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬ been sold to the Wachob Bender 15 from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
ber, of Minneapolis.
Corp., of Omaha,;, at a price of Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the First National
Bank,
100.16, a basis of about 3.73%. Due
Hennepin County Com. Sch. Dist.
on
Legality approved by
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1969 in¬ Warwick.
No. 27 (P. O. 6158 Lakeland
Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
clusive.
Avenue North, Minneapolis,
'■•rl-y.'
City.
22), Minn.
Chadron, Neb.
Gleason,
>
No. 8 (P. O. Rotterdam), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
New
000
Bonds
Bond
Columbus;
Roxbury), N. Y.
fire
for
Feltz,
Clerk
of
the
Board
County Commissioners, will
er,
Bond Sale—The
chaser.
Offering —R. L.
Roosevelt
was
price of 100.58.
a
.
sey,
Bond
sec¬
1.59%.
YORK
(EST) on
Jan. 31 for the purchase of
$31,-
Brunswick, Neb.
Paul bank designated by the pur¬
date
Village
NEBRASKA
Principal and interest
or
on
highest bidder
The
a
County (P. O.
Hamilton), Ohio
Rotterdam Union Free Sch. Dist.
Eagle Mills Fire
District No. 1, N. Y.
Carthage,
at a price of
inclusive^,
Denomina¬
payable at any Minneapolis
3s,
bonds
1.94%.
at
Butler
at
awarded to the Manufacturers Na¬
tional Bank, of
Troy, as 2s, at a
of
Bonds Sold-—An issue of
$15,000
War-
price of 100.64,
a
about
2!/2s,
as
101.97, a basis of about
The second highest bidder
was
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
2y2s, at a price of 101.62.
tion
able
Jasper, Mo.
Feb. 1 from
2s, at
as
Cross, Wood, Struthers & Co.,
Co., jointly, for 2s,
numerical
NEW
Cleveland,
of
and Freeman &
matur¬
Principal ahd interest (F-A)
MISSOURI
inclusive.
ond
Rauscher, I?ierce.&-Co.,
and Dallas
Rupe & Son, both of
Dallas, jointly as 3%s. Dated Dec.
1, 1949. Due on Dec. 15 from 1954
payment
Co., Inc., Bacon, Ste¬
Co., and Chas. E. WeiCo., all of New York,
basis of
a
been sold to
on
1969 inclusive.
Dated Oct. 3, 1949.
interest.
on
jointly,
Lovington, N. Mex.
&
&
&
Ruble, District Clerk, will receive
improvement Fund No. 12
nrraibDm:
gold
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$325,000 street improvement
bonds has
Oct. 3 from
inclusive.
2%s. Due
to
on
and
par
MEXICO
on
any
interest
thereafter.
of
2.30%.
Cain,
402—were awarded to Geo. B.
venson
crued
Co.,
price
sealed
Falls), N. Y.
Sale—The $580,000 school
1949 bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 171,
p.
Bonds
Jan.
Bond
by -Hawkins,
Wood, of N. Y. City.
inclusive.
offered
(P. O. R.R.D. No. 2,
Glens
interest
&
Jan.
The
—
No. 2
Delafield
1979
Dist., Ohio
Sale—The $136,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 21—v. 171,
p.
143—were awarded to Otis &
Bond
Columbus,
-
approved
NEW
OHIO
Queensbury Union Free Sch. Dist.
Ridgefield
Co., Ridgefield Park.
Trust
bonds
171, p. 234—were awarded
to Wood, Gundy &
Co., Inc., and
Paul
Frederick
&
Co., both of
New York, jointly, as
1.40s, at a
price of 100.02, a basis of about
1.39%.
the
at
fighting apparatus
$45,000 com¬
munity hospital bonds offered Jan.
$26,500 Improvement Fund No. 11
1952
and
$137,750 public
&
Local Sch.
to
19—v.
Legality
-.y
County (P. O.
Wiggins), Miss.
$21,000
warrants. Due
Principal
1951
Chester, N. Y.
improvement
provement of 1949 coupon or
reg¬
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1951
to 1962
inclusive.
from
Bond Sale—The
istered bonds.
purchase
follows:'
as
for
Brunswick
(CST) 18 were awarded to the First Na¬
of tional Bank, of
Memphis, at a
$40,500 street improvement, spe¬ price of par, a basis of about
ed assessment warrants, divided
2.69%, as follows:
Feb.
Port
Bond Offering—Elwood G.
Ho.yt,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
a
scaled bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Newark,
1
as
Stone
Valley (P. O. 2345 Noble
Village
Co.,
sec¬
Fidelity
price of 100.07.
a
Bond
nam,
The
was
1, 1949. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable in New York
City.
inclusive.
March
June
on
Legality approved by Mitchell
Pershing, of New York City.
Burton
Penfield
Due
1973 inclusive.
Dated Dec.
Co., Palmyra, for
Secretary,
on
from 1971 to
tion $1,000.
par.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Union
Trust Co., Rochester.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Ridgefield Park, N. J.
MISSISSIPPI
Spellacy, of Marble.
Avenue, Minneapolis 22), Minn.
Warrant Offering—Bert D. Put¬
1.64%.
bidder
as
Offering—Earl
1960
234—were awarded
p.
26—
Rutty &
2.60s, at a
Perinton,
Due
gen¬
hospital ing in 1960 to 1979 are callable in
171, p. 49 whole or in'part in their inverse
as
inclusive.
Golden
$141,000
Ingen & Co., of New
York, as 1.65s, at a price of 100.03,
to
awarded to the State Bank
Wheaton,
j8vm'-Denomination $1,000.
rs r, f c.,f
..
of
Bond Sale—The $50,000
the
pCyclic..so <*f
171,
any
i;i O sTm i n s —'
id
Bank,
to B. J. Van
and
interest payment date there¬
after. Principal and interest pay¬
bonds offered Jan. 11 — v. 171
p.14;;—were awarded to the Oak¬ able at any suitable bank or trust
ley fsational Bank, of Buffalo, and company designated by the pur¬
the Buffalo National Bank, joint¬ chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
ly, as 1.60s, at a price of par.
,
„•
24—v.
Jan.
Sage,
L. Rapp,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 3 for the purchase of $17,000
fire
apparatus coupon or regis¬
tered bonds. Dated March
1, 1950.
Denomination
$1,000
and
$500.
refunding bonds offered Jan.
numerical order at par and
verse
Bbad Sale—The $75,000 hospita
Sale—The
and
District
for
Bond
troit. Legality approved by Miller,
National
price of
a
Bond
to
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 9
the purchase of
$170,000 im¬
(P. O. Savage), Minn.
District
no
on
notes
awarded
NEW JERSEY
Bond
Minn.
premium will
paid
$250,000
were
1
con¬
Fire Dist. (P. O. Penfield), N. Y.
Palisades Park, N. J.
bonds called for re¬
demption on or after July 1, 1973.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
July i, 1973, and
be
26
$8,700
offered
to
Union Trust
Penfield
Kalman &
prior to
but
1970,
1,
July
Northwestern
Sale—The
Jan.
The
of Rochester,
was
9,000 school bonds.
Palmyra), N. Y.
price of 102.00, a basis of about
2.33%. The second highest bidder
Boston, at 0.81% discount.
County (P. O.
Peter),
Co.,
bonds
awarded
were
2%s,
Second
3s.
as
struction
Exeter), N. H.
the
$100,000 drain¬
bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 171,
401—were
awarded
to
the
The
Na¬
Rockingham County (P. O.
offered
Bond Sale—The
of
Second
First National Bank, Bos¬
was
Note
(P. O.
91
Minn.
$20,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 171,
p. 401—were awarded to the First
p.
the
401—
p.
ton, at 0.83%.
^
Sale—The
Bond
age
der
County
Dist. No.
Williams),
at
or
Woods
the
Con. Sch.
interest plus pre¬
follows: $30 on each
to
171,
&
par and accrued
bond
19—
Jan.
awarded to
Co., of StrPauly as 2s,
price of par. "
payment
1,
offered
142—were
p.
Kalman
State
interest
after
to
numerical
inverse
any
or
inclusive.*
23—v.
awarded
District (P. O.
Bond Sale —
H.
The $500,000 notes
—
Jan.
•
N.
—
bonds
Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
1
system
at a
Sale
offered
Palmyra, Canandaigua Road Water
'
»
Kinney, Minnr,,
tional Bank, of Boston, at 0.81%
The $1T,500 water discount.
The second highest bid¬
Bond Sale
v.
HAMPSHIRE
'"IFF
Dover,
were
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
"f.'-f'
48
noon
(EST)
the purchase
struction
bonds.
of
on
Feb. 2
$70,000
Dated
con¬
Feb.
1,
1950.
on
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Second Na¬
tional
Bank,
St, Clairsville.
Le-p
..
44
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
&
ers
St.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Marys
City Sch.
Dist., Ohio
235—were
Clark
&
awarded
Co.,
Bank
about 1.53%.
Stow Local Sch.
Bond
Dist., Ohio
Offering—Vida
Clerk of
the
Sabin,
M.
of Education,
Board
*
Cushing, Okla.
will receive sealed bids until noon
<EST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
$465,000 improvement bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due on Dec. 1 from 1951
to 1970 inclusive. Interest J-D.
■of
Thompson Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
works
Offering
Merlin Good,
—
(EST) on Jan. 27 for the purchase
of
$49,000
improvement bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1950. Denomination
19—v.
Jan.
235—were
p.
City, at a price of 100.04, a basis
of about 1.81%, as follows:
Due on Feb. 1 in
$50,000 as 3s.
1955.
and
1954
iy*s.
75,000 as
Due
Feb.
on
1
50,000
IV2S.
as
Due
Feb.
on
1
Due
Due on Feb. 1
l%s.
as
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Due
2s.
as
^eb.
on
1
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
University Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering-—Roy J. Madden,
will receive
of Finance,
Director
.sealed bids until March 30 for the
purchase of $175,000
provement bonds.
im¬
sewer
Exempted Village
Wauseon
Watkins,
Offering—O. L.
Bond
the Board of Education,
of
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Feb. 7 for the pur¬
$150,000
construction
(EST)
p.m.
on
of
chase
10, 1950. De¬
bonds. Dated March
to
Harper County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No.
(P. O. Buffalo), Okla.
4
Bond
Offering—A. Baker, Dis¬
Clerk,
will receive
sealed
trict
Due on March
1 from 1951 to 1965
inclusive. Interest M-S.
and
Minerva), Ohio
Bond Offering—Donald J. Bax¬
ter, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
of
Feb.
Dated
tion
on Feb. 6 for the pur¬
$210,000 building bonds.
(EST)
chase
Denomina¬
1950.
1.
and
Due on June 1
$1,000.
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1971 inclusive.
Clerk,
funding
BUCKEYE PIPE LINE
COMPANY
THE
SO
1
from
1951
The
this
York,
1960
1,
Feb.
on
1,
1959, or
declared a
share on
day
Cents
Linn
No.
County Sch. Dist.
19
Bond
Offering
Ellen
—
Miller. District Clerk, will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
E.
M.
receive
(PST)
on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $21,500
school bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
Denomination
O f f
Bond
i
e r
000 coupon
bonds, divided
Due
protection
stock,
payable
March
record
17,
eloea
the
at-
of
C.
of
O.
business
February
1950.
Secretary.
BELL.
Feb.
on
1
from
1
Board
21
of
cents
share
a
Stock,
Common
today
the
on
payable
Feb¬
15,, 1950. to stockholders
ruary
,
Directors
quarterly dividend
of record February
R.
1. 1950.'
GOULD MOREHEAD
1, 1950. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Manufac¬
turers Trust Co., New York City,
at
or
the option of the holder, at
the Guaranty
Bank & Trust Co.,
:
•
''-l'-
Offering—Peter Delancv,
Supervisors, will receive sealed
of
bids until 8 p.m.
for
the
(EST)
purchase
machinery
$5,500 road
bonds.
Dated
of
coupon
Jan.
1, 1950.
Due
on
Jan.
Feb. 8
on
Denomination $500.
1 from
1953
1951 to
First
The
ocated
No. 227
>f
lotlfied
Directors
of
Naumkeag
Feb.
16
for
the
payable
of
ers
on
February 24, 1950 to hold¬
record
14,
February
at
the
close
1950. Old
of
Colony Trust
checks.
DICK
President and Treasurer
the
he
PEOUOT
association
A
PILLOW
Wlnsted,
to
therefore
are
present claims
hereby
for payment to
CLARENCE
H.
BUNNELL,
Liquidating Agent.
CASES
bonds.
the
York
The
Hurlbut
ocated
National
Bank
of
Winsted,
at
Winsted, In the State of Conlecticut, Is closing Its affairs. All creditors
>f
the
association
are
therefore
hereby
he
to
Sleeps
on
PEQUOT SHEETS
present claims
Due
Jan,
88,000
Co., and the Central Investment
Co., both of San Antonio, jointly,
at
price
a
about
Due
Jan.
on
1950. Legality
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
1952
Worth Indep. Sch. Dist.,
1976
inclusive.
pay¬
National
City Bank,
Legality
ap¬
City.
the
at
Gresham,
will receive
10 a.m. (EST)
San Antonio, Texas
sealed bids until 10
&
000
state
street
and
1950
to
in¬
1962
Bonds
maturing on or
after Oct. 1. 1958, shall be callable
for repurchase in inverse numer¬
ical order at the option of the
interest
the
at
called
Oct. 1, 1957,
or, on any
date
thereafter
payment
following prices:
102V2
if
Oct. 1, 1957,
through April
if called there¬
and prior to maturity. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
TEXAS
for payment to
F.
Brazoria
County (P.
Clute), Texas
McARDLE,
1949.
Bonds
000
O.
(CST) on
$3,850,-
highways,,
bonds, divided:
bridge
follows:
Tex. $1,500,000 Series A bonds.
2,350,000 Series A bonds.
Dated March 1, 1950.
Denomi¬
Principal and in¬
171, p. 403—were awarded to nation $1,000.
a
syndicate composed of Phelps, terest (M-S) payable at the City
Fenn & Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal
Paine. Webber, Jackson & Curtis, agency of the City, in New York.
First of Michigan Corporation, F. City.
S. Smithers & Co., all of New
WYOMING
York; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., and
Dallas Rupe & Son. both of
at
Dallas,
basis of
price of 100.11, a
1.82%, as follows:
a
about
$485,000
as
as
4s. Due
3s.
Due
1,250,000 as IV2S.
on
on
Feb. 1 from
Due
The
Feb. 1
on
second
highest bidder
was
Nuveen &
Co.,
Co., Braun, Bosworth &
C. F. Chiids & Co.,
Inc.,
Hornblower &
Trust
Co.,
Burns
Weeks, Commerce
Kansas
&
City;
Feb.
6
for
Jan.
31
the
for
bonds.
A.
(CST)
1951
March
$1,000.
Quinn,
on
$35,000
coupon
1,
Due
1962 inclusive.
to
Jan.
1950.
from
Principal
interest
and
payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the Na¬
tional
City Bank.
New York,
at
the option of the holder.
Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
Bonds
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
house
improvement,
improvement
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
County Fresh Water Supply
Dist. No. 14
Bonds
000 water works
been
lok
sold
to
issue
of $150,-
system bonds has
the
Eddleman-Pol-
Co., of Houston, and the First
Treasurer's office,
or
the
at
Le¬
gality approved by Pershing, Bos¬
worth, Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
CANADA
QUEBEC
Quebec (Province of)
SEC—The
With
filed
26
Jan.
Province-
registration
a
statement with the Securities and
covering
debentures
to mature on Feb. 1, 1955.
The
rate of interest, offering price and
underwriting terms are to be sup¬
plied by amendment. The issue will,
Commission
Exchange
an
be
issue of $15,000,000.
underwritten
United
the
\n
syndicate composed of
Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., Smith, Barney &
Co., A. E. Ames & Co., Inc., Wood,
Gundy & Co., Inc., Dominion Se—
States by
a
First Boston Corp.,
curities
the
and
Corp.,
McLeod,
Inc. Proceeds of
along with other
Weir,
financing,
Young,
funds, will be used by the Prov¬
1950.
and
$15,000,006'
payment of
maturing
The
dian funds, and a
was
redemption
on
lr
March 1,.
obligations
at holder's
either in United
$}4,888,311
on
maturing
payable,
March
dated
debentures
States or
option,
Cana¬
sinking fund
of
available for their
Nov.
30,
1949.
deemed to be in
interest of the Province,
However,
it is
Corp., of San Antonio, the best
3WS and 4s. Dated Nov. considering that the current offi¬
Due on May 1 from 1952 cial rate of the U. S. dollar is
to 1974 inclusive. Optional May 1,
1.105 Canadian dollars, to refund
1964, or on any interest payment
date thereafter. Principal and in¬ the issue rather than apply the'
terest (M-N) payable at the City
sinking fund for redemption as:
of
Texas
jointly,
1, 1949.
as
approved
re¬
(P. O. Houston), Tex.
Sold—An
at
County
the State Treasurer's office.
are
Crowe, of Dallas.
Harris
and in¬
payable
(J-J)
Sold—An issue of $200,-
school
000
Principal
terest
on
purchase of
band shell
Dated
on
Martin,
Auditor, will receive sealed
a.m.
$1,-
Jan. 1 from 1958 by
Due
inclusive.
Files
bids until 10
Dated.
bonds.
Denomination
1965
Newburger,
Co., and R. A, Underwood
& Co., jointly, for 4s, l3is and 2s,
at a price of 100.29, a
basis of
F.
coupon
1950.
1,
Corbett;
—
th^ purchase of $18,—
funding
Loeb &
City
Wesley John*
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) oil
000.
Bank,
Chicago:
Northern Trust Co., Chicago; John
—
District
son.
000
National
First
Big Horn County Sch. Dist. No. 2CJ
(P. O. Burlington), Wyo.
Bond Offering
Feb. 1 from
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
National
Sold—An issue of $110,-
permanent
aid
state
or
1945
on
a.m.
Feb. 9 for the purchase of
ments, of Dallas, as 2Vzs, 3s and
3V2S. Dated Jan. 1, 1950. Legality
county
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Gal¬
Frank
Offering—J.
lagher,
ince in the
until
from
office.
approved
2%
1
payable
(F-A)
by
Dumas,.
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas*
Legality
Bond
1
maturing in 1961
10,1961. Prin¬
Treasurer's
State
sold to the Louis B. Henry Invest¬
Oct.
Feb. 10'
on
1979 inclusive.
$2,000,000 school
house 1950 bonds offered Jan. 25
Haskell
Tenn.
March 30 for the purchase
clusive.
inclusive.
Due
to
cipal and interest
of
on
Feb. 10
on
1975
23os.
as
Series 1950 bonds offered has been
bids
sealed
Due
to
to 1979. callable Feb.
as
Bond Sale—The
23iS.
as
from
1
ap¬
Parkhurst
proved
basis of
a
Dated Feb. 10, 1950. Denomina¬
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
Dated Jan. 1,
100.17,
of
2.65%, as follows:
$82,000
to 1970 inclusive.
3I4S.
as
has
bonds
Rauscher, Pierce Sc
tion $1,000. Bonds
has been
on
to
of $110,-
issue
extension
sold
follows:
as
3s.
as
Denomination
undersigned at said bank.
Dated December 9,
3.14%,
Jan. 1, 1950.
Due on Jan.
Chairman,
Liquidating Agent.
Nation
bonds
municipal
1960
to
road
bden
Dist.
Galveston, Texas
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
County
Sch.
ly, at a price of 100.10, a basis of
(EST) on
high¬
a.m.
Dated
1951
County Road Dist. No. 7i
Texas
Bonds Sold—An
000
of
Sold—An issue of $200,-
Bond Offering
Principal and interest (J-J)
after
EDWARD
sleep.
way
New
re¬
about 1.89%.
issue of $60,000
an
at
bid
cost
a
sold to Russ & Co., and McRoberts
& Co., both of San Antonio, joint¬
about
Mc¬
was
(P. O. Hallettsville),
28,000
Indep.
school house
000
Tenn.
Denomination $1,000.
able
on
interest
(P. O. Edcouch), Texas
Bonds
O.
1, 1960, and 101
Dated December 9, 1949.
daily dividends of luxurious and
restful
"The
SHEETS
of
undersigned at said bank.
lotlfled
pay
Bank
business
Company, of Boston, will mail
RUDOLPH C.
National
at
Cotton
Company at a meeting
held on January 25,
1950 declared a
dividend of Fifty Cents (.50) a share,
Steam
Securities
County (P.
public auction at 10
15
Lave a
from
Edcouch-Elsa
biddel
107.63.
of
$1,600,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1. 1949. Denomination $1,000. Due
on
Winsted, in the State of Conlectlcut, Is closing Its affairs. All creditors
January 25, 1950
of
York,
New
Offering—George C. Zir-
from
McClung &
Rotan, Mosle
Moreland, jointly,
flecting a net
about 2,40%, ■*"
Bond Offering—H, H.
bids will-
LIQUIDATION NOTICES
famfianif
*
board
of
Co.. of Colum¬
Vance
the
Feb.
011
NAUmCEAG
The
&
Co.,
Cleveland, Paul
Dandridge),
Pennsylvania (State of)
bonus bonds.
DIVIDEND
were
—
Rollins
Jonesboro),
received
&
offered
bonds
p. 403
Washington County (P. O.
purchase of $375,000,000 veteran's
MASSACHUSETTS
$600,000 county
TENNESSEE
inclusive.
be
SALEM,
and
Jefferson
1
was
second
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
kle, County Chairman, will sell at
(P. O. Harvey's Lake),
Pennsylvania
bidder
265,000
of Greensboro, jointly, as
2s, at a price of 100.41, a basis of
■
highest
The
2.32%.
about
1951 to 1956 inclusive.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond
Lake Twp.
of
Knickerbocker, and
Florence.
Offering—Ralph C.
Bond Offering—Sealed
Steam fatten
1974 in¬
to
Corp.,
Township (P. O,
a
cost
highest
—v.
about 1.95%.
Treasurer
January 26. 1950
to
Dated Feb.
Sieg.
Secretary of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 6 for
the purchase of $7,000 township
Bond
DIVIDEND
of
a
1951
tion $1,000.
ham,
Canandensis), Pa.
Bond
declared
from
1951
Bond
Secretary-Treasurer of the Board
The
bonds.
bia, J. Lee Peeler & Co.. of Dur¬
CORPORATION
COMMON
fol¬
as
1,000,000 water works and sew¬
age extension bonds.
Due on
bonds.
SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS
M.
1959 inclusive.
Sale—The
payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at general hospital
v. 171,
the fiscal agency of the State in Jan. 26
New York City, at the option of awarded to Blair.
the purchaser.
Legality approved Inc.. Otis & Co., of
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Frederick & Co.,
Frank S. Smith &
Sayre, of Portland.
Barrett
&
Co., of Dallas, jointly,
bid reflecting a net interest
Fort
$155,000 fire
(F-A)
PENNSYLVANIA
the outstanding capital
15. 1950 to shareholders
g—Haskell
n
lows:
$1,000,V except one
interest
on
second
403—were awarded
p.
C.
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Feb. 8 fox the purchase of $1,155,-
$500.
to
Pierce
I Mayor,
Thomas,
Due on Feb. 1 from 1951
1961 inclusive.
Principal and
for
171,
p:.
Clung & Knickerbocker, at a price
Dfewar, Robertson & Pancoast,
San
Antonio, and Rauscher,
of
from 1951
Florence, S.
&
$325,000 noncallable school bonds offered, Jan.
$112,000
SOUTH CAROLINA
Feb.
(P. O. Route 2, Albany), Ore.
of ..this-Company has
dividend o!Twenty (20c»
per
any
on
paying date thereafter.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Chapman
by
Sale—The
Bond
19—v. 171,
Jan.
Co., of San Antonio, at a price of
109.02, a basis of about 3.49%. The
Le¬
Treasurer.
Eagle Pass Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
in the inverse numerical
maturity at the option of
the City at par and accrued in¬
clusive.
of Directors
Board
after Feb.
or
Feb. 1, 1973, may be
redemption in whole,
to
for
in part
inclusive.
1973
011
offered
water
144—were awarded to Dittmar &c
Cutler, of Chicago.
order of
OREGON
1950.
26,
January
improvement
to
maturing
called
to 1961 inclusive.
Street
Broad
New
receive
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
—
DIVIDEND NOTICES
will
and
bonds.
coupon
Sept.
R. R. 3,
City
Stanford
bonds
$50,000
system revenue
sewer
and
approved
gality
and
Principal
State
the
works
payable at the of¬
(J-D)
of
fice
to
G.
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 1 for the purchase of $450,-
(CST) on Jan. 31
for the purchase of $102,000 con¬
struction bonds.. Due from 1952
West Local School District (P. O.
noon
Moon,
bids until 3 p.m.
nomination $1,000.
1
V
inclusive.
1955
interest
15,
1950
Texas
Porte,
Sale—The
Bond
15 from 1954
June
on
inclusive.
1958
La
to
of
Dec.
Dated
3s.
as
Due
1949.
to
Williamsport, Pa.
the purchase of $6,000 transporta¬
tion equipment bonds.
Due from
School District, Ohio
Clerk
Offering—Harry D. Far-
Houston,
24—v.
interest
ris, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 1 for
bonds has been sold
Eddleman-Pollock
Co.,
Offering
Bond
terest
(P. O. Mangum), Okla.
Bond
1953
highest bidder
County National
Essington, for lVas, at a
price of 100.05.
5
No.
second
Delaware
was
County Dependent Sch. Dist,
Greer
Interest A-O.
to 1973 inclusive.
The
Bank,
or
100,000
Oct. 1 from 1951
on
sive.
Bonds
in 1959 and 1960.
125,000
Feb. 1 from 1951 to 1953 inclu¬
on
Denomination $1,000. Due on Feb.
■
$1,000.
Aspden, Robinson & Co., of
Philadelphia, as lAis, at a price of
100.31, a basis of about 1.09%. Due
000
from 1956 to 1958 inclusive.
award¬
were
ed to
Co., C. Edgar Honnold, and Cal¬
vert & Canfield, all of Oklahoma
Board of Education,
Clerk of the
will receive sealed bids until noon
offered
bonds
awarded to a
syndicate composed of Evan L.
Davis, of Tulsa, First National
Bank & Trust Co., Small-Milburn
171,
(P. O. Bellevue), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $400,000 water
Bond
school
$81,000
Monday, January 30,
funding
the
Pa.
bonds offered Jan. '23
OKLAHOMA
Fahey,
Miller &
Co., both of Cleveland, and Sweney, Cartwright & Co., as l%s,
at,a price of 101.69, a basis of
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Sale—The
Bond
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Essington),
*
Co., IVJinerva.
to
Hayden,
Tinicum
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
the Minerva Savings and
able at
Bond Sale—The $526,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 171,
p.
COMMERCIAL
THE
(504)
Bank, Houston. Legality latter course would involve a sub¬
by Vandewater, Sykes,
stantial purchase of U. S. dollars
Galloway of N. Y. City.
at a premium.
Heckler &
City.
@FedFRASER