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ADM.
BUS.
LIBRARY
MONDAY
7350
ISSUE
Tk e
and
Financial
Chronicle
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
Number 4887
171
New York, N.
General
RAILROAD
Adams Commodity Co.
The
.
of
was
B
stock
$1)
(par
at $10
no
this
six
share
per
of
amount
capital
subscriptions
amount
for
from
Jan.
COMPANY—A
its
American Hoist & Derrick
(as
5,000
speculation).
a
The directors
shares
Tnere
officers
class
York
New
to
stock
E
that $5,000 is
169,780.8
all
will
become
subscriptions
corporation
payable
subscribed
will
incorporated
be
In This Issue
the
within
cancelled.
primarily for
Stock and Bond Quotations
.
the
purpose of buying, selling
(which includes short selling) and trading
In
commodities
and
commodity future contracts; also to provide a
medium
CAPITALIZATION—There
stock
shares of
25
and
$1)
(par
stock
(sold
cash
for
5,000
shares
B stock
shares of class
25,000
class A
authorized
are
$10
at
ently outstanding.
class
New York Stock Exchange
share)
are
9
Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
__21
Curb
Cincinnati
Corp.
To
—
Bank
Prepay
or
loan,
due
would
clear
sinking
installments
semi-annual
in
books
the
fund
$125,000
indebtedness
all
of
debentures.—V.
of
171,
with
from
1, 1950,
exception of the
the
voted
stockholders
Feb.
on
14
1
stockholders
to
each
three
—V.
171,
of
record
held.
shares
Scrip
21
authorized
basis
the
on
issued
was
i_31
Stock
Exchange
32
Stock
Toronto
in
of
Exchange
lieu of
fractional
&
__.34
company
shares
RESULTS
Total
Net
FOR
DECEMBER
ENDED
YEAR
sales
Security
29
transferable
•After
after
per
NOTE—No
comparisons
with
previous
■
years
the
at
leaving
working
current
liabilities
end
of
was
3.6
1.—V.
to
—-
profit after Fed.
income
&
Net
from
Net
rv.
>
Net
Net
from
Dec. 31, '47
Reserve
$9,691,932 $10,575,127
52,056
190,105
89,782
_40
P.
has
company
for
100
Foundry Co.—Receives Order—
Co.,
Chicago—Registers With
received
covered
from
hopper cars
the
of
Gulf,
Mobile
70-tons
&
capacity
Ohio
RR.
each.—-V.
company
Insurance
to
incorporated
was
to
Code
in
engage
the
Feb. 15, 1950, under the
casualty insurance business.
Illinois
It
has
authorized
by the Director of Insurance of the State of Illinois
solicit subscriptions for its shares.
It will not transact any business
until
certificate
a
of
authority
to
transact
business
shall
have
been
by the Director of Insurance
According to the prospectus, the stock
would be offered for sale at
$2 per share.
A commission of 10 cents per share is to be paid to
M. A. Kern, of Palatine, 111., President of the company, "for his serv¬
ices in managing the sale of the shares offered.
Mr. Kern and other
American
and directors may receive a salesman's commission on shares
by them personally."
Pending completion of the sale of the ii,000,000 shares, the proceeds
from the sale
(less 15%, which may be used for commission, promo¬
sold
tinental
funds
Illinois
there
National
will
be
Bank
returned
&
to
Trust
each
Co.
deposited with the Con¬
of Chicago.
From these
subscriber
85%
of
the
amount
paid by him in the event that payments for all the shares and the
organization of the company are not completed by Feb. 15, 1952.
The prospectus further states that, if all the shares are sold and the
full
$2,000,000
paid
therefor,
and the sum of 20 cents per
10 cents per share will be paid to Kern
share for expenses in connection with the
promotion and organization of the company and the sale of its shares;
and the company will thus receive net proceeds of $1,700,000, of which
$1,000,000 will be stated capital and $700,000 will be paid-in surplus.
Under the subscription agreement, only 15%
of the proceeds may be
expended until and unless the certificate of authority to transact busi¬
ness
is issued by the Director of Insurance.
Upon receipt of such a
certificate, the company will use the $1,700,000 net proceeds to
the casualty insurance business.
Creosoting Co.,
Shoe
Co.—Consolidates
Louisville,
American Encaustic Tiling
Ky.—Calls
company
Canadian
a
consolidation
of
all
assets
—V.
operations
of
its
and
into one corporation, the Dominion Brake Shoe
wholly owned subsidiary, which has acquired the operating
business
of Joliette
Steel Ltd.
170, p. 2013.
and
on
26
Jan.
to
the
decrease
capital from $36,-
170,
p.
2581;
V.
171,
p.
1.
operations before the acquisition of Franklin Tile Co., plus
of operation after the acquisition.
1950
1949
1948
1947
$667,085
$686,261
$664,765
$602,113
from
91,280
131,148
87,476
ry.
99,875
57,742
21,129
112,911
50,350
one
expansion
of
per
share of
stock
common
late
in time
(without
The
cost
and
in 1948.
the
stated.
report
approximately $825,000.—V. 170,
The
new
facilities
par
shares
value), convertible
are
to be offered
Period End. Jan. 31—
will
♦Sales
2125.
p.
Ramapo of Canada, Ltd.
p,
845,
into
to
common
stock
prior to
July
The
corporation
covering
B
of
common
on
100
class
A
stock
Feb.
shares
purchase
proceeds
of
a
4(a%
stock
(par $15),
The
filed
20
of
common
all to
to
are
letter
$15)
be
offered
be
machinery
notification
of
preferred ,$tock
(par
used
and
to
for
and
at
(par
2,000
1950—3 Mos.—1949
by subsidiary companies.—V. 1.71,
1950—12 Mos.—1949
p.
846.
for
working
of
the
St Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
2,000
class
No underwriting
par.
pay
with
$501,
shares
construction
The
proceeds
bonds
dated
of
Dec.
the
1,
Dovenmuehle, Inc.,
1949,
were
issue
recent
placed
used
to
Co.—V. 171, p. 553.
ifjT
of
$400,000
Edward D. Jones & Co.
of
capital.
privately
effect
a
with
merger
first
Established 1871
mortgage
institutions
300 North 4th
I
V
..
St.,
St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
43i%
New
Stock
Exchange
Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
with Simpson Electric
!
York
Midwest Stock
through
,
15,
company
American Food Products, Inc., Colorado
Springs, Colo.
—Files With SEC—
SEC
to
$45,545,084 $46,636,665 $144,056,893 $150,903,368
•As reported
shares
a
com¬
and
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—Quarterly Sales Lower—
additional production for the peak demands
fall,
request
1980,
employees, Including offi¬
cers, of the company and its subsidiaries.
The subscription price is
$20 per share. No underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds of the stock
sale are to be added to working capital.
Some of the funds may be
used for plant improvement and expansion, for the acquisition of addi¬
tional
refining equipment,
oil
producing
properties,
transportation
equipment, and for marketing facilities.—V, 171, p. 846.
manufacturing
to provide
summer
to
sell, at
1958.
month
profit, after income taxes, for 1949 was $724,661, equal to $1.12
on
645,200 outstanding shares of common stock.
This com¬
summer
171, p. 649.
The company on Feb. 27 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 50,000 shares of $1.20 cumulative convertible preferred stock
facilities to provide 33% additional
manufacturing capacity at the Lansdale, Pa., plant is under way.
The new facilities, it is
expected, will be in operation during the late
of
railway
oper. income—
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Registers With SEC—
share
pared with net profit of $1.11
An
RR.—Earnings—
railway
SEC has given interested personos until March 13
hearing upon the proposal of this company to issue and
petitive bidding, $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
apply the proceeds to its construction program.—V. 171,
Co., Inc.—Sales and Earn¬
acquired the business of Franklin Tile Co. on Dec. 1, 1948.
during 1949 amounted to $4,543,750, compared with $2,436,752
for 1948.
The latter figure represented sales
during the 11 months of
Net
1950—10 Mos.—1949
357.
p.
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Hearing March 13—•
Sales
a
Inc.—January Sales Off 3.8%—
1950—Month—1949
The
ings at Record High—
\
\
is
Foundries—Changes in Capitalization
voted
Canadian
subsidiaries
Co., Ltd.,
the
re¬
least
$35,624,850
from
American Gage & Machine Co.—Consolidation—
announces
ever
at
days after
earlier.—V, 170,
Net
Pre¬
New high records in both sales and
earnings were established in 1949
by this company, according to the annual report for the year ended
Dec. 31,
last, which covered the first full year of operation since the
involved.
Operations—
The
to
171,
—V.
buildings,
Brake
which
of
90
or
the
of
engage
In
American
aircraft,
not
are
capital
1950
30,
Net
outstanding shares of 7%
cumulative preferred stock,
$100, have been called for redemption on April l, next, at $105
share, plus accrued dividends of $1.77 per share.
par
officers
will be
stockholders
Ann Arbor
company
issued
tion, organization and other expenses)
working
June
Inc.
Lines,
Export
maintain
to
maximum
$38,477,819 $40,015,555 $343,887,023 $352,717,974
Gross
company on Feb. 27 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 1,000,000 common shares, $1 par value.
been
Boeing
January—
The
The
last
American
expires
its
is on substantially the same
an
171,
553.
per
Securities and Exchange Commission—
i
is
reduced
company
that the subordinated loans from
all of which has been retired.—V.
—V.
ferred Stock—
Casualty
and
agreement
Period End. Jan. 31—
order
1947
$1,395,088
288,914
134,484
1948
$1,541,371
410,940
219,951
553.
American
the
of
Inc.
company
Sales
This
RR.—Earnings—
140,286
the
The
American Stores,
American Car &
and
40
84,655
income
this
except
by retiring 22,608 common shares held in the
treasury; to increase the resulting authorized 1,227,392 common shares
to 1,500,000; and to eliminate from charter all reference to preferred
171,589
58,066
1949
$1,345,490
271,668
129,774
which
agreement,
American Steel
stock,
124,261
1950
$1,308,610
298,754
plan
2014.
303,090
Auction Sales
43,901
railway
receipt
p.
.40
the SEC
with
which 910,000
for merger of
of
$1),
to
1947
1948
All
All
Banks
under
1948
Airlines,
and
The
116,835
93,792
railway
1
40
40
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
553.
171, pp.
Announcements
the
$3,500,000.
$457,996
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
Dec. 24, '48
$490,986
Alabama Great Southern
from
Dividend
statement
(.par
balance of 300.000 shares are to be publicly offered at
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York, underwriter.
The
estimated at $10,939,500, will be used to carry out the
agreement
as
quired,
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
$360,489
January—
Gross
39
Foreign Exchange Rates
1949
$445,727
railway
p.
Clearings
stock
pursuant
the
American
Course of Bank
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices—40
to
Youngstown RR.— ■Earnings—
railway
oper.
i71,
assets
registration
a
capital
issuance
borrowing from $12,000,000 to $10,000,000
The
of
assets
$3,779,508,
New
110,085
1950
The
•
Federal Reserve System
Akron Canton
—V.
of
current
of
for
,
terms
297.
from
'
■
shares
'' V V.
American Overseas Airlines, Inc.—Bank Loans—
''
\i
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
the
as
4 f' '
!
Inc.
^ proposed merger and for investment, purposes.—V. 171,"p, 845.
IVi'
Miscellaneous Features
'
*
'»
357.
$5,397,836
taxes.
January—
Gross
p.
Dec. 24, '49
sales
—V. 170, p.
of
171,
f
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Months Ended—
Net
Net
current
liabilities
The
ratio
■
Co.;
&
through
State and City Bond Offerings.—________-___44
current
$9,721,385.
Airline Foods Corp.
6
and
1949
capital of
available
are
company started operating in January, 1949.
The
consolidated
balance
sheet
showed
total
$13,500,893
;
$155
1,004,250 shares)--„—
dividend retirements.
preferred
market
1,665,502
share ton
Witter
Dean
are-
790,000 shares are reserved under the merger for non¬
rights, exercisable prior to June 1950 at the net asset
Co.,
and
proceeds,
$31,029,546
taxes—,
common
value
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.,29
.—.—
income
•Earnings
Co.
&
and Wagenseller & Durst,
reserved
30
1949
31,
Peabody
Feb. 3 filed
on
2,000,000
are
Stock and Bond Averages
Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc.—Earnings—
Kidder
Bateman,
covering
.30
(Dow-Jones)
investment
of
Scbwabacher & Co.; Sutro &; Co.; Pacific Company of Calif¬
Eichler & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Crowell, Weeden
Co.;
Transactions New York Curb Exchange..,:
553.
p.
with
Co.; Lester & Co.
The
___38
Markets
managed by Capital
of the Fund's board
ore
consist
Merger, Etc.—
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
investments
under supervision
company
Tully & Co.; William R. Staats Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Davies
Mejia; Elworthy & Co.; First California Company; Irving Lundborg
ornia;
&
Over-the-Counter
for
shares.
&
34
Exchange
the
of
Mitchum
34
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
capital
share
one
Stock
company's
Associated
33
Stock Exchange
Offered—Initial
Mutual Fund, Inc.—Shares
Code.
32
Montreal
A stock dividend was paid March
Feb.
on
increase the
to
stock from $15,000,000 to $20,000,000.
30
,-31
Exchange
quarterly
a
Research Ss
of directors.
securities and cash
which totaled $8,736,429 on Nov. 30, 1949.
The company holds in its
portfolio securities of more than 75 different companies.
The
company
proposes
to pay
dividends quarterly to its share¬
holders and expects to meet the requirements of a "regulated invest¬
ment company" under the present provision of the Internal Revenue
30
Montreal Curb Exchange
Aetna Life Insurance Co.—Pays 33y3% Stock Dividend
The
Exchange.
San Francisco
Jan.
The
Assets
Stock
Stock
declared
shares for each of tlia
outstanding.
also
Management Co.,
__30
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
101.
p.
Exchange.
Philadelphia-Baltimore
is said to be planning pre-payment in full in March
long-term bank notes amounting to $1,500,000. The payment of the
company
now
split of 2'/a
type, was made by Kidder, Peabody & Co., on Feb. 28.
25
-
Angeles Stock Exchange
Midwest
Loans—
The
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
-
Los
Addressograph-Multigraph
Stock
Boston
pres¬
\
,
(Stocks)
New York
A
of which
$1),
(par
per
■
of
shares
directors
American
New York
varying amounts
trading purposes.
Co.—Split-Up, Etc.—
stock
a
public offering of 300,718 shares of this Fund, an invest¬
ment company of the general, open-end
management
Page
which a number of individuals may subscribe in
of capital to be consolidated into one account for
through
have voted
dividend of 50 cents per
share on the stock outstanding before the split, payable March 10 to
stockholders of record March-1.
A dividend of 25 cents per share was
declared on stock to be outstanding after the split,. payable June 10
to stockholders of record June 1.—V. 168, p. 1793.
with
until
business
commence
this amount is not
If
1950,
18,
determined
have
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The
necessary
to.
subscribed
is
months
INSURANCE
-
,
PROCEEDS—Company officers
minimum
and
through
underwriting.
no
INDUSTRIAL
-
(N. Y.)—Stock Offered—
offered
January
in
company
class
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Price 75 Cents
Y., Monday, March 6, 1950
New
.
York
Curb
Exchange
(Associate)
Phone
CEntral
Bell
7600
Teletype
SL 593
2
Ry.—Earnings—
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
1950
1949
1948
$36,425,779 $37,572,099 $39,685,963
Month of January—
income
Gross
Net
ry.
Net
*
4,425,158
ry.
—V.
fective—
of the officers for the Illinois Northern Ry., recently pur¬
the Santa Fe, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Pennsylvania
York Central railroads, was announced on Feb. 23.
Illi¬
Northern is an important switching line which operates approxi¬
nois
New
Feucht,
E.
P.
Minchin, President; H. B.
H.
G.
vania
directors
The
holders
an
Acquisition—
to call
oifer to
a
special meeting of stock¬
individual stockholders of
shares of Atlas
or $13 in cash
of Alliance, O., of five
shares of Alliance stock,
small
makes
—V.
170,
listing of
of
acceptance
to
$6.50
for
income
Net
public re¬
debentures
sold
and
of
Earns,
—V.
1,079,375
1,105,058
1,122,309
944,494
7,604,926
3,998,432
5,225,600
3,510,144
4,046,448
3,448,820
$1.30
$7.53
$6.48
$3.47
share,
com.
1
358.
p.
Burlington-Rock Island RR.—Earnings—
Net
from
Net
the American
stock to. repay borrowings from the American
tu
from
Gross
$25,000,000 25-year 3%
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
1949 the company sold
common
per
171,
12,920,797
5,939,555
outstg.
ry.
railway
•__
income___
oper.
1949
$329,635
54,410
5 977
*9,901
171,
.
1947
1948
$312,472
*3,867
73,972
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
which were made to finance the necessary
expansion and improvement of the plant.
Borrowing continued and at the end of the year totalled $4,900,000.
'
1950
$361,303
January—
nearly 48%.
or
shares
Common
;
23,887,711
3,980,396
dividends
Common
i,000,000
31,219,943
18,218,360
dividends
Preferred
telephone plant to ipeet the
of
expansion
continued
16,927,781
5,000,000
.
profit
11,577,111
29,171,473
14,875,343
taxes
contings.__
for
$
foreign,
Fed.,
state
&
inc.
before
Approp.
earned.
$25,000,000
for
motors
totalling
dividends
paid
company
FINANCING—During
and to approval of the SEC. Alliance
phonographs, heaters and similar equipment.
2222.
p.
Profit
Prov.
the
$573,048,000,
additional shares
Exchange
Stock
York
New
subject
is
offer
The
in 1948 to $135,932,000
$
s
288,161,509 216,960,514 141,544,445
65,391,416
41,815,492
24,497,908
263,497,942
taxes
33,093,703
sales
Net
Sept. 27,'47 Sept. 28,*46
Oct. 2, '48
Oct. 1, '49
$
the growth of
increased
1986.
p.
Burlington Mills Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
quirements involved, during 1949, gross construction of $67,155,000,
including reused materials, resulting in net additions of $47,179,000.
These were clcse to the 1948 totals of $74,014,000 gross construction
and $58,247,000 net additions.
In the first four full years since the end of the war, the company
has
increased its
telephone plant investment from $387,401,000 to
share.
per
by
Co.
nine
each
for
voted
17
making
on
Manufacturing
stock
Tack
Feb.
on
vote
to
the business.
8.2%; from $125,628,000
168,
8%,
Reduced dividends of $1.50 were paid in the first
The
Alliance
is underwriter.—V.
Fiscal Year End.
or
per share of
three quarters
of the year.
The usual $2. dividend was earned and paid in the last
quarter, the first time since the last quarter of 1947 that it had
beer,
Atlas Tack Corp.—Proposed
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings, Etc.—
increased from $154,876,000 to $167,212,000,
revenues
1949
In
stock.
subsidiary.
Stock
corporation on Feb. 27 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of its capital stock.
Calvin Bullock, New
Bank in New York City.—V. 169, p. 374.
of the
Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
Bullock Fund,
The
1949.
in
Commerce Com¬
7, from the International Harvester Co., a wholly owned
Under the arrangement the Santa Fe acquired 51% of the
and the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 25%, with the Pennsyl¬
and New York Central each holding 12%.—V. 171, p. 554.
Feb.
mission
1, next,
Gillen, President, on Jan. 26 said in part:
1949
Expenses
purchased by the
capital stock of the Illinois Northern Ry. was
railroads under authorization of the Interstate
four
In
reflecting
The
gold bonds, series C,
at 105 and interest.
5%
mortgage
be made at any branch of the Bank of Montreal in
(Yukon excepted), or, at the holder's option, in U. S. dollars,
agency
W. D.
the officers elected were
Fink, Secretary and Treasurer.
Among
_
The foundry, which will be completed in the spring, will cost
approximately $1,400,000. The Gary plant, costing $7,000,000 will begin
operation later this year. Payment for the new facilities will be made
from current funds.—V. 171, p. 650.
York,
C. Jepson.
A.
first
redemption on May
called for
Bell Telephone
H. Minchin, and
Rydin, E. S. Marsh, G.
R. G.
the
at
production
the
will
Canada
body components and a new foundry at the Red Lion plant for
of grey iron castings, principally for automobile brake
mobile
drums.
outstanding
the
been
and tools were
and 63 railway cars were delivered to Brazil.
also reported on the company's recent expansion which
includes a stamping plant in Gary, Ind., for the manufacture of auto¬
Telephone Co. of Canada—Bonds Called—
Payment
mately 11 miles of freight trackage, and maintains various terminal
facilities in the Chicago Metropolitan area.
The new board of directors consists of L. R. Capron, J. J. Brinkworth,
190,752
dies,
manufacturers,
European
Budd
Mr.
555.
p.
of
All
have
by
the
and
171,
246,238
income___
oper.
Bell
Naming
chased
railway
from
Net
3,945,842
railway
from
Gross
Net
4,357,543
2,106,540
of
number
a
exported,
1947
$681,246
269,472
140,986
1948
$925,497
409,054
Illinois Northern Ry. Ef¬
Control of
of
Acquisition
2,473,614
4,049,076
income
income..:,
oper.
1949
$976,397
484,294
224,801
1950
i $959,128
534,159
January—
from
fees
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
•
Monday, March 6, 1950
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE COMMERCIAL &
(946)
.
$272,411
54,188
57,698'
*323
555.
p.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.'
(Trustees of) and Kansas Educational
Episcopal Church, Baldwin
Baker University
California Water & Telephone Co.—Registers With
-
,
Association of the Methodist
171,
—V.
The
847.
o.
recently called for redemption on
were
111.—V.
Chicago,
170,
Net
783.
p.
railway
from
53,913
—
(
*
176,018
ry. oper. income___
Deficit.—V. 171, p. 555.
to
1947
1948
$1,034,378
*33,584
182,011
$1,240,948
Net
'
-
$833,406
*139,465
railway—_
from
Gross
1949
19£>0
January—
,
and
Erie RR.- -Earnings—
V Bessemer & Lake
March 1, 1950, $10,000
of first mortgage serial and sinking fund bonds dated Sept. 1, 1947 at
par and interest.
Payment is being made at the Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co., corporate trustee, 231 So. La Salle Street,
There
113,411
through
loans
operating revenues
Railway operating expenses,
Railway
—
recently
club
This
1950, through
called for redemption on March 1,
The
Net
$3,000,137
fund, $5,000 of first mortgage 5% sinking fund
due March 1, 1952 at par and interest.
Payment will be made
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, trustee, 115 West Monroe St.,
929,827
2,819,091
Net
the
1,116,702
railway operating income
income after fixed charges
Net
share.
Securities
at
♦Deficit.—V.
171,
p.
749.
1950
Month of January—
1950
$1,099,017
410,086
196.340
revenues..—
oper.
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
ry.
oper. income
income after fixed
Net
1949
$1,289,283
468,538
245,272
1948
$1,470,034
557,294
304,744
200,371
259,897
126,358
charges
—V.
—V.
1947
$1,087,039
276,561
158,444
151,099
January—
Ry.
1950
"__J_
income
♦Net
share.
per
Dividends
paid
Net
oil
'___
paid
Dividends
crude
Total
share
per
a.
(barrelsi__T
produced
payrolls
__J
:
expenditures
Capital
(net).
14,273,691
$7.96
6,124,853
$3.00
12,036,622
6,512,004
16,333,494
$6.42
6,659,417
$3.00
11.533,581
6,306,656
15,106,820
$4.10
f 3,439,342
$1.55
10,312,286
5,063,880
9,953,514
10,244
11,933
14,519
1,477
1,347
Employees
♦On
outstanding end
stock
1948
total
income
and
change in order to provide a
William Dewey
in part, as
In
The
income
company's
was
or
$7.96 per share.
in 1949 were affected by the following factors; (1) in¬
production; (2) a generally lower price structure; (3) a sub¬
stantial increased in operating charges and in depreciation due to the
Earnings
Brantford
have
in Kent County, northeast of Barnsdall's
Scurry County wells, at a cost to Barnsdall of $3,200,000 in cash and
$2,300,000 in oil payments.
The Scurry County leases are considered
largely proven production. While the Kent County acreage is wildcat,
recent drilling by other operators nearby has made this large block an
STOCK
PURCHASES—During 1949 and through February 1950, when
518,407 shares of Barnsdall stock were
reacquired at a total cost of $26,467,250, or an average cost of $51.05
per share.
Included therein are the 75,000 shares obtained through
discontinued,
were
of
a
call mentioned in
the last annual report.
As of March 1,
1,704,900 shares outstand¬
ing as compared with 1,865,800 shares on Dec. 31, 1949 and 2,223,307
shares the year previously.
1950,
of treasury stock, there are
exclusive
under agreements
dated Sept. 15, 1949, from The Prudential Insurance Co. of America
and from The First National Bank of the City of New York, The Chase
National Bank of the City of New York, Manufacturers Trust Co., New
FINANCING—The
company
borrowed
$40,000,000
First National Bank of Chicago, Security-First National
Bank of Los Angeles,
First National Eank & Trust Co., Tulsa, and
National Bank of Tulsa.
The loan is repayable in semi-annual instal¬
York;
The
ments of
first
10
2%%
$1,500,000 each April l and Oct. 1 commencing in 1950. The
totaling $15,000,000 held by the banks carry a
maturities
interest
rate;
the balance of $25,000,000 held
by the insurance
carries a 3%% interest rate. The loan agreements provide,
other things, that the amount of the loan outstanding shall not
specified relationship to the company's proved developed crude
oil reserves, that net working capital (excluding from current liabilities
company
among
exceed
a
■payments on the loan due within one year) shall be maintained at not
less than $11,000,000,
and that expenditures after June 30, 1949 for
company's capital stock shall not exceed $25,000,000
plus an amount which, together with dividends paid, shall not exceed
a
specified portion of net income.
(Since June 30, 1949, $20,311,756
has been expended for stock reacquisition.)
reacquiring
..
Co.
about
clients who own
called for
353.
p.
of
shares
redemption
on
and accrued dividends.—V.
'
154. p. J591.
underwriting
Feb.
22
publicly
headed
syndicate,
offered
and
by
.
-
sold 200,000 ordinary shares
(no par
per share flat.
This offering did not constitute new
the company, and the proceeds from the sale of these
share's; will not go into the treasury of the company.—V. 170, p. 879.
value)
$20
at
financing
by
the
STOCK—On Feb. 16. 1950 Atlas Corp..
than 40% of Barnsdall's capital stock, sold its shares
SUNRAY PURCHASE OF ATLAS
which owned more
Floyd B. Odium at the same time resigned as
as a director and was succeeded by C. H.
Wright, President of Sunray Oil Corp.,
in both capacities. O. L.
Johnston, George H. Howard and L. Boyd Hatch of Atlas Corp. also
resigned as directors and were succeeded by Glenn J. Smith, L, W.
Bennett and Edward Howell, all of whom are officers or directors of
toJ:he Sunray Oil Corp.
Chairman of the
Board and
Sunray.—V. 171, p. 847.
Distillers of Vancouver Ltd.—Name
Brewers &
Ltd..
the
and
this company was changed to Western
of
The name
Chang'd
Oct.
at
V.
170,
1950
$10,225,049
ing to Charles Ward,
Ry.—Earnings1949
$2,919,898
$3,072,267
$3,005,157
$2,591,435
233,427
315,545
294,746
*50,461
59,196
*2,673
64,122
*191,823
from
from
ry.
income—.
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
171, p.
555.
Calendar Years—
1949
$9,991,658
Profits—
1949
*"
company
covering
Feb.
on
of
shares
10,590
letter of notification with the SEC
common stock (par $10)
to be offered to
filed
16
Feb. 24 offered to its stockholders of record Feb. 17,
10,590 shares of common stock at $28.25 per share. Right to subscribe
expires on March 13.
This is an offering of one share for each 14.3
shares now owned.
Stockholders, in addition to receiving preemptive
The company on
will be entitled to subscribe to additional shares.
rights,
is
not
being underwritten.
proceeds are to be used to
The
after
per
Dividends
Profits
taxes
share.
.—.—
(prelerred and common)
common
reinvested in the business
Working capital
value
Number of
Number
of
per
common
The
(average)
largest
sales
by the company in
1,370,000
38,258,105
$11.15
25,337
20,613
26,290
Central RR. Co. of New
Budd, Jr., President.
"In our Railway Division,"
insurance, etc.
Mr. Budd
81,237,624
13,825,910
said, "we completed 322 cars
with 197 in the preceding year."
railway disc brakes and highway truck trailers
continued 011 a profitable and growing basis, he said.
In the foreign field. Mr. Budd stated, business has been jnrreo singly
during 1949, compared
Production of plows,
active
The offering
treasury
from
Net
ry.
Jersey—Earnings—
1950
from
Net
1947
1948
$3,353,760
$3,257,578
$2,868,832
130,773
*53,462
155,899
*366,922
_
*596,663
*841,193
♦506,634
income..
oper.
1949
$2,399,584
287,215
railway-
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
171,
847.
p.
throughout the year.
In addition to
Pennsylvania—Earnings1950
receiving substantial license
1947
1948
$1,273,971
$1,592,260
$1,487,719
$1,464,308
railway
oper. income..
348,815
588,669
346,601
508,556
579,465
777,882
544,489
619,203
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1949
railway-
from
Net
171,
p.
847.
Central States
Electric Corp.—Preferred Stockholders*
Group Files Amended Plan—
A
of
committee
Court
District
at
.6%
preferred stockholders has filed with the U. S.
Richmond,
Va.,
an
amended
plan
for
the company's
reorganization, counsel for the committee announced on March 1.
20,879
76,642,159
10,104,557
and profits in its 37-year history were announced
its annual report for 1949, according to Edward G.
incl. wage taxes, group
paid or accrued
Payrolls,
Taxes
share
shareholders—preferred and common
employees
•
870,000
46,157,670
$14.57
Long-term debt repaid
Book
reimburse the
for amount
additions to property, plant and equipment.—V. 171, p 847.
spent for
Gross
1948
i 266,633,612 219,583,651
15,038,116
9,329,864
$4.12
$2.48
3,148,477
2,279,368
11,889,639
7.050,496
the year
for
a
stockholders.
January—
$ '*
■
Profit
SEC—
Central Ohio Light & Power Co.—Files With
Central RR. Co. of
Profit
1947
1948
1950
railway
railway..
January—
Gross
1950. Payment
President.—V. 171, p. 462.
Budd Co.—Has Record Sales and
Sales
Redemption—
2127.
p.
Central of Georgia
Gross
higher than last year, accord¬
January were 9.6%
Orders received in
large
a
Canada Breweries,
Bigelow—January Sales Higher-
Month of January—
manufactured
for redemption for the sinking fund on April 1,
the
stock (par $5) was increased from
shares.—V. 171, p. 358.
Sales
will- be
redemption price of 101%% and accrued interest will be made
office of Dillon, Read & Co., paying agent in
N. Y. City—•
the
at
January—
Brown &
which
aggregate principal amount of $750,000 of 3% debentures, due
1, 1965, has been drawn by lot by City Bank Farmers Trust Co.,
trustee,
capital
authorized
750,000 shares to 1,000,000
in
factory
Celanese Corp. of America—Partial
An
The
Co., Ltd.—Stk. Sold
new
a
and parts depot at San Leandro, Calif., and parts depots at
City, Kan.; Atlanta, Ga.; Shreveport, La.; Albany, N. Y.; Min¬
neapolis, Minn.; Spokane, Wash., and Indianapolis, Ind.—V. 171, p. 847.
\
A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd., on
announces that it has acquired approximately 300 acres
land near Joliet, 111., on -which it will immediately start
of
Kansas
cumulative first preferred stock
April 15, next, at $26.50 per share
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power
An
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
on
factory
Co., Ltd.—Calls Preferred Stock—
Cordage
outstanding
the
been
171,
for on
portion of the company's extensive line of bulldozers, scrapers, wagons
and rippers.
In
addition to its main plant at Peoria, 111., the company has a
Net
purchase.
purchases
exercise
&
,
County leases and 27,075 acres
attractive
of
All
decrease
(consummated early in 1950) of 983 acres of Scurry
purchase
Carreau
paid
and
200,000
Net
$700,000 of bonds.—V.
development campaign carried on during the year; (4) a large
in local
taxes;
(5i
additional interest expense of approxi¬
ACQUISITION OF WENTZ ACREAGE IN WEST TEXAS—At the end
of 1949 Barnsdall and Seaboard Oil Co. of Delaware were negotiating
the
of
company
construction
permitted to intervene as an independent bond¬
interest
the
in
and
holder
bought
Interstate Securities Corp. at $2 per share, less 12Va
thus rounding out the capital to an even
The proceeds are for improvements and construction,
469.
p.
of unimproved
$1,120)."
(about
Kessel has been
Mr.
creased
for
In exchange for
my
claim
$7.65.
1
offer.
fails to adequately compensate
they are asked to surrender.
It represents only about 62%
of their claim whereas I believe bond¬
holder's would be justified in demanding a minimum of 80%
of the
stock outstanding was substantially reduced during the
mately $450,000 on account of bank loans; (6) a substantial
in the provision required for Federal income taxes.
Central Railroads are to file with the
reorganization plan by March 9. The
York
opinion, this new offer still
bondholders for the
rights and claims
"In
If the stock in the hands of the public on Dec. 31. 1948 had been
the same as at the end of 1949, net income for 1948 would have been
increase
New
slightly improved their previous
The proceeds will be used for plant,
corporate purposes.
shares of stock was
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—To Build New Factory—
changes in the amended
have
shares.
169,
The company
approximately $1,400 per bond representing claims of principal and
accrued interest, they now propose to give $775 in cash; approximately
934 shares of common stock of New Haven; plus an additional small
cash payment for rental to be paid by the New Haven.
This offer is
equivalent to between $850 to $860 per $1,000 bond based on current
market prices for the New Haven stock.
This compares with the pre:
vious offer represented by a package of securities which would have
had a workout value of about $800.
year.-
intensive
and
Haven
the
railroads
tAn adjustment has been made
as a result of the accounting
$14,852,469,
32,068
/
"New
ICC
fair comparison with 1949's figures.
income
to
part:
Loucks, President, on March 1, stated
net
letter
11,250
Feb. 23 filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares of its common stock, without par value.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.,
are
named
as
the principal
underwriters.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the financing will be used to provide for construc¬
tion expenditures.—V.
171, p. 847.
*
•
Research and ^vestment Department
the New York. Stock Exchange) in a
holders of first mortgage bonds on Feb. 17 said in
Carreau
circular
follows:
Barnsdall's
1349
of year.
net
$6,985,479
5,878,711
252,193
Kessel, Manager of the
& Co. (members of
C.
M.
of
—
Co.—Bondholder Objects to Plan—
Boston Terminal
9,119,031
:_
Stockholders
in
■
1947
tl948
1949
>
14,852,469
1,398
income
1949
$6,562,159
5,513,282
185,699
*44,465
.
8,
share commission,
covering
January—
$37,641,907 $37,190,205 $25,131,037
income
Total
Net
I,
J
general
Carolina Power &
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Net railway operating income
Income after fixed charges
♦Deficit.—V. 171, p. 462.
(& Subs.)—Highlights of Report
Years—
—V.
The
RR.—Earnings—
4
Calendar
_
and
1950 by
per
150,000
1949
$6,039,348
ISO.
171, p.
Boston & Maine
171, p. 650.
Barnsdall Oil Co.
$5,229,631
Sales'
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
15,
cents
Inc.—January Sales Off 13.4%—
Bond Stores,
•
pay
and
2.
1950 on a pro rata basis at $2 per
1950.
The underwriter is Interstate
25,
March
Charlotte, N. C.
additional
Feb.
•
expire
Corp.,
equipment
Feb.
record
of
Rights
An
111.
Chicago,
p.
on
50,000
stockholders
operation of the sinking
$5,712,144
*838,443
operations
railway
from
rev.
proceeds are to be used to
of extensions, additions
cost
part
in
Feb. 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered to
company
covering
bonds,
.
The
sale.
deirav
to
Carolina Mountain Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
Club—Partial Redemption—
Bob O'Link Golf
;
and may be underwritten by Blyth & Co.,
amendment,
negotiated
and
improvements during 1950.—V. 170,
-
1949
$27,260,377 $31,485,618
24,260,240 25,773,474
1950
named by
Inc.,
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
January—
50,000
be
bank
$1,052,182
*128,907
290,587
SEC
Feb. 23 filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
35,000 shares of $1.25 cumulative preferred stock (par $25)
shares of common stock (par $25).
The underwriters are
covering
City, Kansas—Partial Redemption—
f
■
company
plan provides that holders of all classes of 6%> preferred stock
receive for each old share the right to buy a unit consisting of
The
will
eight shares of
4Va %
income
stock,
except
Williams
one
new
and
new
common
debentures
for
stock and $14 principal amount of new
a package
price of $18.
The common
for approximately 4,600,000 shares held
by Harrison
associates, would be offered the right to buy a unit of
common
share
and
$1.75
of
new
income
debentures
for
a
package price of $2.25 for each five common shares held.
The plan
to
be
paid
outstanding
would
provides further for holders of the present 5% debentures
in full with interest, and for the company to purchase the
5V2% debentures with interest. The 7% preferred stock
undisturbed. Funds for the redempition of the 5% de-
remain
Volume
Ventures
171
and
the
one-year bank
000,
i
it
purchase
loan from
5Va %
of
issue
of
Darien Corp.
P. Morgan & Co.
J.
stock
•
debentures
and
would
be
raised
by
a
be
underwritten
•
Also
by
banking group headed by Hemphill Noyes, Graham,
Co., Shields & Co., Blair, Rollins & Co., Drexel & Co. and
Sterling Grace Co.—V. 171, p. 847.
Parsons
a
both
alternate
Gross
Net
99.772
from
Net
$732,000
107,600
36,693
63,728
1,824
"72,516
"49,022
Co.
Gross
Division
intention
no
at
FIRST
MONTH
1950
from
ry.
railway
railway
OF
in
1
to
15
*
stock (par 100) in units of one share.
preferred and two shares of common stock at $6 per
(flat). This offer was limited solely to residents of
of
unit
New York State.
r
YEAR
1945
$2,316,133
corporate
1948
$2,524,037
1947
$2,637,420
$2,503,134
116,396
171,
96,441
167,215
337.456
"206,933
"275,875
32,404
small
loan
to Houston, Texas.
He states that the company
making such a move and, on the contrary, intends
substantial operations as well as its general offices
Ohio—V. 170, p. 2434.
Co.—January Sales Off 7.77 %—
—
of
Number
—V.
of
stores
in
1946.
ized
shares
The
and
amendments
reduced
Co.
Inc.,
OF
AS
FEB.
1.
1950
which
its
(BEFORE
conducts
certificate
FINANCING)
Outstdg.
50,000
2,650
316,000
1,000,000
"
Chanslor & Lyon-Palace Corp.—Personnel—
The
directors
mann,
tary,
Vice-President;
and
R.
Serving
A.
appointed the following officers:
Bruce DohrThomas A.
Walsh,
Executive Vice-President;
Roy
President;
Adams,
F.
Roy
Robert
Forrester,
the
on
Walsh,
The
have
board
Adams,
Dohrmann.—V.
171,
Dohrmann,
Treasurer
of
and
directors
Garret
Vice-President
The
Secre¬
and
company
1950,
at
held.
Bruce
Dohrmann, Thomas
Charles Fay and Robert
to
proposes
Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement
a
common
offer
stock,
$8.50
with
the
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
SEC
January—
par.
shares
498,666
of
the
stock
Gross
for
to
the
rate
additional
of
share
one
58,000
of
shares
new
the
of
Net
the close of business March 15,
stock for each five shares then
The subscription offer will expire April
7,
An
stock
to
be
offered
for
Net
January—
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway—.
1947
$416,240
33,369
81,021
2,614
44,245
49,815
$429,270
$393,983
Net
New
Unadilla
&
York
Public
Telephone
Service
Feb.
on
authorized
9
Chenango
$162,697,
Valley
and
would
company
the
Otselic
be
transferred
for
company
not
for
not
than
more
the
financing
January—
Gross
will be
used
to
finance
1949
railway.—
railway—
$2,968,140
oper.: Income—
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1950
from
Net
more!
$17,183.
the
earnings
Earned
per
Dividends
a
—V.
171, p.
1948
1947
$3,049,231
$3,193,762
947,365
880,655
1,111,580
491,724
636,672
*
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
.
'The
of
1947
income
1,457,243
551,466
-
2,520,598
3,130,288
Equipment to Be Submitted—
on
will
company
of
until
noon
equipment
instalments
15
over
of
March
trust
8
receive
certificates,-
bids
for
an
mature
to
in
issue
semi¬
The
ICC
9
Kirksville to Green City,
the
to
company
abandon
Mo.—V.
23.43
miles
171, p. 555.
January— "
from
from
Net
ry.
"
'
1950
1949
1948
1947
$1,321,328
$1,471,328
$1,398,278
170,929
268,967
118.071
"45,267
32,715
railway
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
'
80,737
&
'
•
.
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
January—
Gross
1950
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
1948
Inc.;
Canada
701,141
526,681
2,034,807
3,623,504
"1,322,248
"335,504
1,477,161
"Deficit.—V. 171, p. 650.
1949,
23,
for
our
i953
They
annum.
March
and
-
from
other
At
Life
for
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—A group headed by
Halsey, Stuart &
Co.
Inc., on March; 1 was awarded $7,065,000 21/4%
equipment trust certificates dated April 1, 1950 and ma¬
turing annually from April 1, 1951 to 1965, inclusive. Is¬
sued under the Philadelphia
Plan, the certificates were
reoffered by the group at prices to
yield from 1.35% to
to
working capital.
Canadian
in
of
Prudential Insurance Co.
Co.
On
at
Dec.
of
The
capital
the
series
America
price of $100 per. share,
1949, the corporation bor¬
$50,000,000 on its 3.40%
notes, are subordinated to all
debt
amounted
to
the
$254,860,000,
corporation
and
debt
proposals:
99.142;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.437; Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.),
Ripley & Co., Inc. and Lehman Brothers (jointly),
Harriman
and Salomon Bros.
The
certificates
standard-gauge
Diesel
electric
units;
eight
tric
will
"A"
&
be
freight
Diesel
electric
switching locomotives,
Other
Hutzler, 99.094, all for 2s.
issued
to
provide for the
equipment, estimated to cost
units; four Diesel electric
railroad
following
roadswitching locomotives;
12
and three coaches—rail Diesel
Consolidated net income of the
the
highest
ings,
after
in
its
share
common
Deferred
was
with $4.57
of
for
1949
was
with
preference
the backlog
in
$17,071,475 in
stock, were equal
to
F.
members
G.
Yantis
S.
pared
per
1948.
future
gross
—V.
FOR
January—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
MONTH
1950
from
Net
FIRST
railway—
oper.
1949
1948
1947
785,349
171,
p.
436,263
1,474,940
"605,085
income—
"668,788
"1,844,323
"1,068,776
143,356
CONSOLIDATED
January—
service,
Interest
Gross
from
Net'-from
Net
'
railway—
oper. income
ry.
—V.
railway
171,
.
1943
Omaha Ry.—Equip¬
Offered—Harris, Hall & Co., Inc.,
Equitable Securities Corp.
were
awarded
at
and
Commercial
and
Financial
Chronicle
(Reg.
U.
S.
Patent
Office)
that
the
be
to
and
stock.
of
FOR
$129,185,226
dividends
Total
received
income
expenses
Interest
on
on
"Provision
current
intends,
subject
to
value
of the
of
such
new
sale
to
be
special
a
market
sell
Dana
offices:
135
as
S.
second-class
Seibert,
La
Salle
matter
by
con¬
initial
an
stock.''
used
cumu¬
approved
favorable
preferred
will
at
the
of
Is'
now
increase
to
the
It
from
March
on
a
or
new
cumulative
the
171, p.
30
will
consider
authorizing the creation
cumulative preferred
redemption
and
preferred stock
certificate
of
stock
retirement
to
incorporation
of
(par
$100), and
presently out¬
the
eliminate
and
the
all
references
authorized
capi¬
750.
Net
,
48,521
Alexander
have
been
366.318
income
dividends
per
on
common
shs.
common
stock
outstdg
viously provided
for losses of
and
Mr.
21,048,486
14,250,382
6,870,211
4,711,046
5,531,650
3,203,850
3,483,333
1,399,658
9,845,000
3,796,919
is
B.
Dana
per
of
the
company)
Nelson
Mr.
for
a
period
and
of
Samson
two
Selig
years.
Mr.
Corp.,
of
Daniroea,
and
a
Ltd.;
director
p.
Chairman
of
of
the
the
Molybdenum
Elec¬
Corp.
of
359.
Stock of New Unit—
Directors,
Feb.
on
of
$26,232,673 $17,071,475
1,833.334
700,000
common
of
Consolidated,
11,638,081
3,580,948
8,057,133
3,580,948
but
$7,282,086
.
stock
13,
in
lieu
Floyd
payable
thereof
B.
solidated
its interests in its
of
March
31.
at
the
cash
a
Inc.,
dividend
for
record
No
rate
of
each
at
fractional
of
$4.50
one-tenth
share
the
per
of
close
of
a
common
of
share
stock
business
shares
will
share
will
be
be
on
issued
paid.
Chairman of Convair, said that on Feb. 23 Con¬
to
Airfleets, Inc., its wholly-owned subsidiary,
property at Vultee Field, Downey, Calif.; the Stinson
transferred
at
Wayne, Mich.; 85 Stinson planes and spare parts, notes of
Aircraft "Corp. having an unpaid balance due of
approximately
100,000 shares of the common stock of
Piper, 15 ConvairLiner commercial transport planes and
$75,000 in cash.
Mr. Odium said Convair's book value for
the foregoing assets was
-
Piper
$116,000,
now
1963
Airfleets,
holders
Odium,
7,161,896
plant
declared
24
of
to
3,580,948
Airfleets
Called—
company is notifying holders of its 5%
gold debentures due
1,
1963,
that
all
of
these
debentures
have
been
called
for
on May
1, 1950, at 103% and accrued interest'.
Holders
may obtain immediate payment
of the full
redemption price at the
Central Hanover Bank & Trust
Co., New York, N. Y—V. 171 p. 750.
William
to
President
Chemicals
approximately
The
M.
Production
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.—To
Pay Dividend
in
1,465
Cities Service Co.—Bonds due
redemption
(co-founders
America, and Spiegel, Inc.—V. 171,
required and after providing all reserves
financing and factoring companies.—V. 170, p. 2127.
Nov.
Inc.—Donald
War
by Boris
Pregel
transferred
Nelson
tron ized
share
not
the
company.
$6.81
$4.57
$2.03
"After reduction by excess reserves
of $789,186 in 1948 and
$234,06.5
1947 provided in prior
years,
tlncluding recoveries of reserves pre¬
.
of
of
$131,077,940 $96,921,365 $62,623,409
43,738,194
39,941,421
32,589,232
.
preference stock
Mines,
Chairman
Selig is Secretary of the company. The shares constitute
approximately
32% of the 1,057,785 shares
outstanding on Feb. 14. Boris Pregel was
President and Alexander Pregel, Vice-President and Treasurer
567,537
March
on
former
$1.25
2,139.608
406,789
directors' quali¬
subsidiaries
Number of common
in
1,504,174'
of
consolidated
Nelson,
share, the present public offering price. The option
may be exercised
at any time up to two
years from the date of the option
agreement.
Voting rights on the 344,280 shares of common stock owned
1947
§94,961,881 $59,549,945
18,395,000
taxes
Cash divs.
Cash
YEARS
1948
Canadian
&
M.
99,817
indebtedness.
Federal
191.
Board
former Assistant to the President of
the United States, has been
elected President, Treasurer and a
director of this corporation.
Richard
J. Reynolds, industrialist of
Winston-Salem, N. C., was elected VicePresident and a director, and
Joseph B. Keenan, formerly Assistant to
the Attorney General of the
United States, was elected a director.
None of the new officers and directors will
receive any remuneration
for their services until such time as
mining operations show a profit.
However, Mr. Nelson will receive an option from the
company, entitling
him to purchase
up to 60,000 shares of common stock at
and
30,889,906
indebtedness.^
non-curr.
for
„
on
ten
by insurance subsidiaries
Investment expenses
Interest
CALENDAR
•
/
pres¬
charter
fully
underwriting, arrangements,
par
the
proposed
fleets'
its
$8,500,000
notes
common
The
*
he
added.
After
Vultee
slightly
p.
191.
payment
will
and
that in return,
Convair received from
$6,825,000 and 235,000 shares of Air¬
dividend was declared out of this
aggregating
stock.
of
stock,
this
dividend, Mr. Odium stated, Consolidated
approximately 5,300 shares of Airfleets' stock, being
than 2% of the outstanding stock of
Airfleets.—V. 171,
own
more
Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N.
President; William D. Riggs, Business
Y.f REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher:
Manager.
Published twice a week
[every Thursday
(general news and
St., Chicago 3, 111
advertising Issue)
with
a
statistical
issue
on
(Telephone State 0613); 1 Drapers'
Monday].
Other
Gardens, London,
E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N Y
Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana
Company.
Reentered
under the
Act of M arch
3.
1879.
American Union, $35.00 per year;
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members
In Dominion of Canada, $38.00 per
of
Pan*
year.
Other Countries, $42.00 per year.
NOTE: On account (f the fluctuations in the rates of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
/
William
its
cumulative
eliminate
This
effective until completion
all the outstanding shares of
3.60%
proceeds
stockholders
Donald
com¬
—
com¬
petitive sale on March. 1 a new issue of $915,000 2%
equipment, trust certificates, dated April 1, 1950. These
certificates were awarded on a bid of 99.07.
Subject to
approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission, the
certificates were reoffered at prices to yield from 1.40%
The
ACCOUNT
—1,705,662
profits realized on sales of sees.
Drl77,647
Miscellaneous income
364,699
Earnings
ment Trust Certificates
and
earned
securities
1947
$13,542,243 $14,389,395 $15,175,731 $14,036,404
2,786,384
3,234,614
3,181,230 " 3,855,521
735,808
1,099,653
1,059,547
1,802,674
St. Paul Minneapolis &
INCOME
premiums
Minority interest
fying shares of
555.
P.
Chicago
and
1949
SEO
of
for
and
Net
income
1950
preferred
Caribou Silver
Nelson Elected President—
in 1948.
1949
fNet
750.
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
used
Consolidated
com¬
Dietz, President, commented in the report as follows:
December 31, 1949, our total
capital and surplus was $180,649,833.
The financial
position of the corporation is strong and the port¬
folio of receivables is in prime
condition. Consolidated net earnings in
1949 were greater than
any previous year and the outlook for 1950
continues to be excellent."
Claims incurred under
policies writ¬
YEAR
$12,819,906 $13,503,768 $14,262,673 $13,297,667
railway
'"Deficit.—V.
OF
$3,308,705,983
with $3,226,058,169
Operating
EARNINGS
not
board
$25,000,000
171, p.
record
a
"At
Co.
&
all
The
Arthur O.
missions
Lee
1950,
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York, is now
prepared to
accept temporary 3% sinking fund debentures due
April 1, 1999, to be
exchanged for
definitive
debentures
bearing
interest
coupons
due
April 1, 1950, if in bearer form.
The exchange will be on a
number
for number basis which will
require at least 48 hours for completion.
Earn¬
$6.81
$732,135,458 at the end of 1948.
Combined volume of receivables
purchased by these subsidiaries
during 1949 was
cars.
of the offering group were R. W.
Pressprich & Co.;
Becker & Co. Inc.;
Gregory & Son, Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Higginson Corp.; Otis & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Freeman & Co.; Wm, E. Pollock & Co.
Inc.; Julien
Collins & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson &
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co., and
A.
April,
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Definitive Debs.
Ready—
$26,232,673,
1948.
figure in the corporation's 42-year
history.
Financing and factoring subsidiaries of the corporation had receiv¬
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1949/of $834,409,673, which compares
30
elec¬
will
satisfactory
conversion
thereto
earnings, increased to
31, 1949, compared with $71,024,613 a year earlier.
Dec.
on
corporation
compared
the
on
compared
income,
$103,086,992
This also
history,
dividends
passenger
Diesel
not
shares, $100 par)
cumulative
500,000 shares of
Reports Record Earnings—
new
$8,846,878:
"A"
of
tal.—V.
with
99.0713;
but
or
standing 3.60%
$333,263,890.
was
(500,000
which
and
The
of
was
current
in
working capital of the company, to be used for the
purchase of receiv¬
ables in the
ordinary course of its financing activities or advanced to
or invested
in subsidiaries for such
purposes or other purposes related
to their businesses.
serial
a.
of
stock
stockholders, the
ditions
15,
surplus
reserved
authorized
upon
and
registration statement with the
stock, $10 par.
redemption
conversion.
The public
price and underwriting commissions on these
shares are to
disclosed by amendment.
After the expiration of the conversion
right, the only right .of such holders who do not convert
"is to receive
the redemption price of
$105.50 for each share" of preferred stock
held.
The
directors have voted to authorize a new
companies,
1969.
stock
common
intended
cumulative
for
cumulative preferred stock
(249,842 shares outstanding Dec. 31,
is convertible into 1% shares of
common
prior to the close of business on an unspecified date in
April.
Underwriters headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and The First Boston
Corp. have agreed to purchase from the
company such of the shares
of-
'
common
called
redemption of
lative preferred stock, is to be voted
upon by stockholders
meeting to be held March 30, 1950. If the amendment is
funds.
no-par
of
shares
has
1949), each share of which
conversion
ables
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Md.—Registers
stock
amendment,
Brothers.-
$4
427,943
company
a
'
2.50%, according to maturity, subject to approval of the
Also for l-to-15 year certificates,
competing bids were received as fol¬
lows: Harris, Hall & Co., Inc., 99.0713; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc. and
Lehman
Brothers
(jointly)
99.1143; and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
99.0966, all for a 2)4% coupon.
For alternate bids on the same cer¬
tificates maturing in l-to-10
years, the road received
the following
Baltimore,
filed
class
corporation.
the
money
to The
insurance
the
term
borrowed
Co.,
24
3.60%
ently
funds was borrowed in
country.
These notes^ maturing
interest ranging from 2V*% to 2Va%
in
company on Feb.
preferred
Canadian
bear
capital.
due
of
1949,
$180,649,833;
Lehman
in
Insurance
same
notes
31,
Credit
r
offering
that
payable
sold
were
the
liabilities
Dec.
1954,
are.,
Metropolitan
subordinated
and
in
19491,l: 200,000 shares
16,
preference stock
rowed.
group of
•
be
debentures, due in 1959, were
underwriters headed by Dillon, Read
$5,000,000
operations
during 1952,
and
a
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Aug.
adding $20,000,000
1947
"1,083,057
income—
oper.
1949
$16,682,704 $18,461,137 $19,398,327 $17,608,765
.
1, 1950, and the
loan agreement /was also signed with
a
publicly through
Co.
,On
On
'
1
1949, $50,000,000 of 2%%
per
"71,318
171, p. 650.
to
,
Life
$1,177,315
106,330
railway
March
011
$3.26
$2.00
holders
The
Insurance Co. whereby the
corporation,
or before
April 1, 1950, will borrow $25,000,000 due
April 1, 1965, at 2%% per annum.
April 19,
$3.51
$2.00
share
common
March
covering
-
on
sold
'
Gross
1950,
York
On
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Equitable Life which is due
On Feb. 9,
Feb.
authorized
which this corporation, on March 1, 1950, borrowed
$75,000,000, due March 1, 1955, at 2^2% per annum. Of this
amount $50,000,000 will be used to
pay the note held by
New
from
on
branch line
a
remaining $25,000,000 will be added
years.
Abandonment Approved—
of
1950,
per
1948
750,
With SEC—
Corp.—Arranges Private Loans—On
loan agreement was signed with the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States under
Feb. 9,
share
common
paid
Commercial
555.
C. I. T. Financial
1948
-
,
railway.— $16,175,878 $16,530,188 $19,064,900 $17,453,340
3,950,873
' 2,588,223
5,822,702
6,348.287
$10,200,000
annual
1949
railway
oper.
ry.
Bids
1950
1949
$168,558,369 $169,202,900
2,554,494
2,356,370
^
of
4)4%' series cumulative preferred
shares were
to
3 on a
proposal to authorize the company to extend to
31,
1953, enlarged
unsecured
Indebtedness In
excess
of
the
limitation contained in the articles of
Incorporation.—V. 170, p. 660.
455,323
$2,745,880
.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
755,003
March
•
The
January—
526,185
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—To Incr. Debt
vote
827,619
507,439
u
171, p.
Th?
to purchase Chenango Valley Telephone Co. and Otselic Tele¬
phone Corp., which serve about 2,700 stations in Broome, Chenango
and Madison Counties, N. Y.
The
of
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Ry.—Earnings
company
than
Net
portion of
the
company's construction program, estimated to involve expendi- '
tures of $16,401,000 in 1950 and
$18,052,000 in 1951.—V. 171, p. 3.
Corp.—Acquisitions
Commission
proceeds
345,199
555.
p.
Sales
remaining 40,000 shares cover shares which may be acquired
by the company in its stabilization of the market price of the stock.
84,515
48,611
836,070
"
Year Ended Dec. 31—
(The
555.
p.
Chenango
The
1948
$386,017
90,278
railway
income...
oper.
171,
Ry.—Earnings-
1949
1950
from
1947
$1,605,091
628.830
income—
oper.
171,
1948
$1,712,160
443,525
Colonial Stores Inc.—Earnings
Higher—
Union
The
Gross
ry.
1949
$1,427,446
598,292
506,509
railway
railway
sale
employees
the
Charleston & Western Carolina
1950
$1,518,194
from
from
—V.
1950.
are
(including officers) of the company and its subsidiary,
Light, Heat & Power Co.
offering price of the stock is to be filed by amendment, the
price both to stockholders and employees to be the same.
No under¬
writing is involved.
750.
p.
on
596,666
subscription by stockholders of record at
Controller.
are:
McEnerndy ir,
Feb, 24 filed
shares of its
company
covering
of
Authorized
Preferred stock (par value $4)
Common stock (par value 10 cents)
Electric
'
par value of its author¬
authorized shares.
its
51
171, p. 190.
Cincinnati Gas &
other
Owns all of the issued and
the
changed and reclassified
CAPITALIZATION
$1,631,862
52
operation
for
and
Its charter is perpetual
corporation to invest in se¬
1949
$1,505,005
capital
|
14,
1950, Citizens Discount Corp. amended
.
Mill
working
Nov.
business.
January,
incorporation.
*
1950
expand
among other powers, authorizes the
curities and in commercial paper
generally.
In
Childs
to
and,
a
Month of January—
Sales
used
outstanding capital stock of Citizens Finance
750.
p.
be
purposes.
CORPORATION—Incorporated
"187,138
income—
oper.
"Deficit—V.
very
Hamilton,
maturing
for 2V2S.
FOR
from
Net
555.
Thomson, Vice-President in charge of public relations,
describes as completely unfounded the
recent rumor that the com¬
pany is moving its general offices and all the facilities of the Hamilton
maintain
certificates
same
•
common
PROCEEDS—To
J.
(Ohio)
99.328
January—
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Denies Move to Houston
to
the
on
EARNINGS
Net
has
shares of
*
oper.
Dwight
Inc.,
$760,432
"1,133
income
"Deficit.—V. 171, p.
ry.
$786,000
109,982
railway—
railway
Citizens Discount Corp. (N. Y.)—Stocks Offered—The
corporation in February publicly offered 47,350 shares
6% cumulative preferred stock (par $4) and 94,700
1947
$771,000
from
bids
following bids were received: Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.),
for 2%s; Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, 98.187 for 2%s; and Halsey,
3
(947)
-
of
the
Stuart &
1948
1, 1951, at 2.40% for the April
2VaS.
for
For
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
1949
CHRONICLE
for
years,
1950
FINANCIAL
l-to-10-year certificates, the competing bids were received
follows: Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
99.305; and Halsey, Stuart, 99.013,
as
&
January—
&
1, 1960 maturity.
>•
would
COMMERCIAL
for those maturing April
Incorporated, of $11,737,-
.
new
and
THE
debentures
stated.
was
The
Number 4887
'
4
THE
(948)
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
January—
Gross
railway
railway..
from
Net
Net
$4,127,354
1947
1948
880,642
$4,302,754
405,524
438,532
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
1949
1950
from
137,445
$4,505,314
829,989
375,733
'
171, p. 556.
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
1950
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
1947
1948
$5,761,165
761,877
$6,970,432
$6,939,578
$6,345,669
1,194,442
1,060,372
1,182,415
301,295
534,431
386,002
486,733
income
oper,
-rV,. 171,
1S49
556.
p.
Delaware Power & Light Co.- -Plans Offering to
mon Stockholders—
The directors
shares
mon
Feb.
on
the
to
Com-
24 approved the sale of
stockholders
232,520 additional com¬
employees to finance part of the
and
system's 1950 construction program.
Common stockholders of record April 5 will receive rights to subscribe
to one new share for each six shares held.
Shares not taken by the
stockholders
to
up
will
stockholders
The
the
be
maximum
a
or
company's employees and officials,
shares each.
And shares not purchased by
offered
150
of
employees
subscription
directors at
for
each
will
sold
be
underwriters.
to
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$5,306,075
$4,329,643
1,019,332
1,563,277
639,497
income
oper.
1947
1948
1949
$5,166,081
743,483
railway
railway
379,152
539,879
314,006
1,015,370
series due 1969.
Co.—Annual
Report—The income ac¬
with remarks made by
Prentiss M. Brown, Chairman, will be found in the
"Chronicle" of Feb. 20, page 751.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET,
$
__I
7,264,562
receivable
accounts
Instalment
subscriptions
—
to
debentures
conv.
and
profits
excess
Miscellaneous
Unamort.
18,653,241
292,428
Federal income
4,100,000
(less premiums)
debs._
conv.
on
4,100,000
3,544,039
223,213
3,579,471
247,085
and Elder &
529,156,908 489,333,601
LIABILITIES—
•
,
used
finance
to
Capital stock outstanding
(par $20 a share)
153,544,840 139,925,560
Cap. stk. held for scrip, ctfs. outstdg. (1,526 shs.)
23,040
Premium on capital stock—
763,517
763,517
General and Refunding Mortgage Bonds:
separately.
not
construction
3Vzc/o, due Sept. 1, 1966
35,000,000
Series H, 3 %, due Dec. 1, 1970
Series I, 2%%, due Sept. 1, 1982
3% convertible debentures
50,000,000
2Vz%
notes, due
Accounts payable
Accrued property
vision
on
1,
60,000,000
46,641,400
1959
Co., also
154,221 shares of
March 3 placed
on
!
taxes,
funded
and
unfunded
and
from
the
of
Lobelville
include
12,336,417
1,622,962
178,677
2,303,173
2,098,882
279,323
pro¬
taxes
debt
Miscellaneous accruals
Dividend declared
payable in following January
deposits—
Customers'
275,606
Deposits by employees for U. S. Savings BondsMiscellaneous
Retirement
(depreciation)
Reserve for amortization
Res.
amortiz.
for
Unadjusted
Earned
adjusts.
96,283
reserve
27,647,762
3,258,236
reserves
991,888
credits
surplus
—
Net
NOTE—The
determine
cost.—V.
171,
p.
which
at
amounts
and other properties
utility
are
it
no
in
April,
1947.
communities
The
completed
already
Has
Ridge
portion
long-term
and
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1949
1950
railway
$1,494,661
$1,624,230
$1,309,466
652,244
853,494
582,283
330,107
463,730
319,748
railway
income—
oper.
1947
$1,276,023
643,653
342,257
1948
171, p. 556.
of
the
to
contract
Carleton
&
S.
Feb.
filed
20
shares of
President,
Smith,
letter
a
for
Co., Detroit, undei writers.—V.
of
stock
common
$12
per
170, p.
notification
(par
share
$1)
to
to
R,
C.
its contract
to
in
industries
with
the
middle
in
and
& Iron Range
January—
Gross
from
Net
from
Knoxville,
the
1697.
the
of
—V.
Net
ry.
$203,872
$185,120
$158,526
$168,455
"1,542,780
"1,104,794
*941,609
"1,543,032
income
oper.
"1,641,894
*1,214,096
"1,029,293
"Deficit.—V. 171, p. 660.
1950
authorized
area,
Nov.
15,
1949,
well
as
for
as
modified
in
the
of
(1)
these
of
cost
raise
to
proposes
$6,750,000
facilities
in
the
first
is
estimated
at
the
through
the
funds
'■
mortgage
pipeline
The
company plans to
100% of the principal
delivery
to
Insurance
Life
the
units,
each
of
and
consisting
of
stock
5.2%
a
to
are
interim
be
Fire
The Tebbets plant is
and other wood items.
Benjamin
said
the
A.
loss
of
Ekco
Vice-President
insurance.—V.
and
170,
Gross
from
ry.
railway
railway
from
1949
1950
oper.
Treasurer,
1948
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
15,454
railway
railway
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
171,
*57,649
*15,251
$273,000
p.
1947
$297,200
74,357
15,216
1948
$372,500
97,784
*21,192
Gross
$3,553,932
$3,164,694
1,673,309
1,145,414
666,278
713,777
353,069
475,263
from
Net
ry.
Elkhorn Mining Co., Boulder, Mont.—Files With SEC—
SEC
of
with
notification
660.
Offered—White,
Gas Co.—Notes
Weld
&
Co.
and
and
'
Feb.
on
the Board,
unit consists of
a
associates on
5.20%
115,200 shares of common stock. Each
$25 interim note, Series C, due April
1, 1951, and six-tenths of a share of common stock. The
offering price per unit is $26.25 plus accrued interest on
the notes.
Other members of the group are
1949
1948
$2,905,448
$3,056,901
$3,105,022
757,071
691,424
855,285
1,010,361.
417,507
400,836
467,234
562,318
1947
Ry.—Earnings—
1949
1948
1947
$1,445,285
$1,064,605
$1,236,200
$982,264
551.490
115,109
299,510
206,933
283,839
Earle
W.
20,913
137,224
121,343
Mills, U. S.
1950.
27,
David
(retired)
Navy
elected Presi¬
was
McCulloch, formerly Vice-Chairman of
elected Chairman of the< Board.
was
Harry Sanford Brown,
died suddenly on Feb.
formerly Chairman of the Board and President,
18, while on a voyage to South America.
Vice-Admiral
V.
in
Wheeler
1949
Vice-President
Executive
as
and
Mills
joined
director.—
a
171, p. 695.
General Fireproofing
stockholders
stock.
mon
Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
March
on
Under
will
27
vote on
to split the com¬
plan
a
this
proposal, 500,000 authorized no par shares
would be replaced by 1,000,000 $5 par shares.
There are 323,682 com¬
mon
shares now outstanding.—V. 170, p. 397.
the
corporation
prices
The
of
and
its
24
announced
passenger
of
to
$40
Cars
and
reduction
in.
trucks.
and
cars
$10
a
reductions,
of
announcement
to
Feb.
on
of
all
price
be
effective
immediately,
coincided
with
the
downward adjustment in the cost-of-living allow¬
the
corporation's
approximately
362,000
eligible
a
paid
and
salary employees during the months of March, April
May.
,It
the
was
third
reduced
downward
share.
No underwriting involved.
The proceeds are to
develop and operate mining property.—V. 168, p. 2323. •
be
On
Feb.
nounced
Interstate
Commerce
Commission
acquisition of control of this
ownership of bonds.—V.
company
171,
Feb.
on
authorized
16
time
prices to
trend
1949,
25,
coincident
writhin
the
and
that General Motors
savings resulting from
living.
1949, price reductions
23,
May
similar
year
customers
of
cost
on
with
last
the
along to
pass
in
downward
were
an¬
adjustments in the cost-of-
General Public Service Corp.—To Increase Stock—Of¬
the
by the Pennsylvania RR. through
fering Expected—
103.
p.
The
stockholders
10-cent
Emery Air Freight Corp.—Stock Offered—
In
February an offering of 500 shares of common stock (par 20c)
by an individual stockholder through Gillen & Co., New
York, at market (about $2.50 per share).—V. 169, p. 204.
was
made
The company on March 2
covering
par
filed
filed
registration statement with the FEC
a
unspecified number of
an
value, offering price and
shares
its
of
underwriting
stock.
common
terms
tne
of
issue
The
are
to
by amendment.
the sale.
Philadelphia Co., which will receive all of
Earlier
last
week
the
Standard
par
Gas
Elec¬
&
headed
new
17
F. S. Mose-
will
common
Negotiations
have
vote
stock
been
March
from
6
on
1,000,000
entered
by Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
common
the
with
The
shares,
according to
a
proposal
a
to
2,500,000
to
with
into
an
for the
registration
increase
the
shares.
underwriting
sale of
statement
group
$1,250,000
filed
Feb*
SEC.
stockholders
are
also to
vote
change in borrowing policy,
so as to reserve freedom
of action to borrow money to extent deemed
advisable by the directors under prevailing economic
conditions, sub¬
ject to requirement of the Investment Company Act of 1940 that im¬
on
mediately after obtaining any loan for
existing senior securities
have
asset
an
coverage of
being made from
intended
to
be
a
a
purpose
other than refunding
representing indebtedness, the company must
at least 300%, and subject to all such loans
bank
publicly
a
or
other
person,
distributed.—V.
privately
170,
p.
arranged
1597.
and
not
tric Co., parent of Philadelphia, asked the SEC for an order authorizing
Philadelphia to sell its
common
stock interest in Equitable.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Philadelphia would use the proceeds of the sale of its Equitable
holdings to redeem and retire $33,709,000 of its 4(4% collateral trust
sinking fund bonds, due July 1, 1961 at the redemption price of 1037/s%
$2,400,000
of
1, 1951,
its
2%%
collateral
trust
notes
serial
at their principal amount.—V.
171,
p.
due
serially
463.
January—
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
1949
railway
$13,022,331
2,295,568
2,595,383
1,746,004
income
962,920
$12,933,743 $11,850,142
2,108,702
631,215
.
2,381,617
836,033
W.
H.
Ruffin,
change the
pany
is
Co.—Change in Name—
President,
and
that
reports
company's name to
expanding
the
stockholders
Erwin Mills,
changing
some
of
its
Inc.
ry,
have
Mills, Inc.—New Name—
above.
*47,005
168, p.
income
1949
1948
1947
$621,613
$726,402
$690,532
$666,090
61,249
101,008
76,675
57,128
44,886
84,848
51,563
21,803
696.
p.
voted
the com¬
to
include
1254.
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
January—
from
Net
Erwin
*49,083
1950
railway
railwray
oper.
171,
Gross
See Erwin Cotton Mills Co.
1949
$244,968
261,423
215,598
*21,432
*19,565
171, p. 695.
from
from
—V.
because
operations
manufacturing of rayon and other synthetic fibers.—V.
;
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Net
to
Railway)
$221,331
expenses
January—
Gross
171, p. 557.
Erwin Cotton Mills
Northern
revenue
1947
1948
$11,665,331
railway
Statesboro
1950
"Deficit.—V.
1950
oper.
(Including
January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net railway operating income
Surplus applicable to interest
Erie RR.—Earnings—
Common
March 3 publicly offered on a unit basis $4,800,000
interim notes and
Los
of
Roberts-
Foster Wheeler Corp.—Mills Becomes President—
Vice-Admiral
dent
the
Net
Natural
Bank
subsidiary,
Ry.—Earnings—
income
oper.
Net
East Tennessee
National
its
Elmira & Williamsport RR.—Control—
The
—V.
Stock
underwriters.
$2,742,721
railway
50
stock
common
per
to
statement
2584.
p.
1950
at
non-assessable
from Security-First
the acquisition of
170,
railway
has
of
with
Inc.—V.
income___
the
covering
letter
registration
a
171, p. 848.
ance
a
filed
20
1950
oper.
Net
1,200,206
filed
borrowings
railway
from
The
$4,095,055
Feb. 20
40,000 shares
Feb.
on
Fort Worth & Denver City
1947
1,477,885
on
shares.—V.-171,1
300,000
to apply the $920,000 proceeds from the sale
retirement, in part, of $1,840,000 of indebtedness
the
railway
hourly-rate
company
to split the com¬
$1 par com¬
160,632
are
General Motors Corp.—Reduces Prices
Trucks—Readjusts Cost of Living Bonus—
171, p. 556.
The
a
2224.
p.
$3,591,904
income
on
There
authorized
171, pp. .103, 557.
Foster
Fire—
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
January—
$1.89
expects
connection
from
The
Executive
818,569
$2.07
proposal
May 4
basis.
an
January—
1
fully covered by
$1,547,342
818,569
'
-
share commission to the
$2 per
a
to
Markets,
ry.
one
Ekco's principal supplier of woodenware handles
Ragir,
was
vote
of
Ltd.,
Stores,
by
in
Net
—V.
estimated
.
stock
from
common
nounced.
947,080
Co.,
Net
destroyed the main plant of the E. L. Tebbets Spool Co., Inc.,
Mills, Maine, a wholly-owned subsidiary, on Feb. 27, at an
loss
of
between
$450,000 to $550,000, Ekco officials an¬
Locke
to
are
three-for-one
a
company
Gross
units;
Ekco Products Co.—Maine Plant Destroyed by
1948
$2,494,422
$1,695,592
taxes
share—
Florida East Coast
sale
stock.
Underwriters
will be White,
Weld & Co.,
F. S. Moseley & Co., 54,640 units; vEquitable Securities
Corp., 54,640 units; and Elder & Co., 28,000 units. '.The proposed price
is
$26.25
from
which
the
pipeline company
will realize $25 plus
accrued interest.—V. 171, p. 556.
54,720
1949
192,000
six-lenths
and
note
in
close
1,037,330
January—
The
and New York
offered
1948.
reserve,
the
$2,732,922
t
taxes
outstanding
represented
Lobelville-
and
on
share, with
Angeles
the
common
&
the
—V.
notes
of
at
the SEC covering 40,000 shares of
Public
Co.
interim
end
unearned premium
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
of
bonds,
Co., Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
Insurance
the
at
of
preferred stock, $25 par value.1
Los Angeles, is named as the principal underwriter.
The
underwriters will acquire 4,000 shares at $23 per share for
investment.
The balance will be offered for sale to the public at $25
$6,750,000 in first mortgage bonds
amount plus accrued interest to the date of
following institutional purchasers: Metropolitan Life
sell
reported
of the
compared with $85.92
as
income
$234,044,000,
,
Lester
3y2%
series,
due May 1, 1969; and (2) $4,800,000 in 5.2% interim notes, series C,
due April 1, 1951, and 115,200 shares of $1 per common stock.
Any
required balance will be obtained through cash derived from company
operations of its completed facilities.
at
totaled
outstanding (excl. tieas. stock)
stockholders
Fitzsimmons
with
Knox¬
$11,765,900.
issuance
assets
—
695.
p.
•
Chattanooga-Knoxville line.
Total
$208,144,000
investment
net
a
192.
common
shares
mon
and
Ry.—Earnings—
1949
$287,100
40,245
new
$109,-
2224.
p.
stock
mon
The
plan which was filed Jan. 18, 1950, and later
supplemented, will provide funds required for a tie-line
to July
January—
a
of
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Plans Stock Split—
,
.
-
The
and
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific
171, p.
shares
170,
The
selling
the proceeds of
1947
1948
for
figure
1948
$9,002,000 and a net invest¬
for 1949, as compared with
and
admitted
share,
per
of
reported
including 35%
Net profit after Federal
per
be
Ry.— -Earnings—
1949
1950
$117,232,000
the
over
east
Maiyvilie,. Shelbyvilie
Co,, of America for
Aluminum
profit
were
$2,497,000
the
over
equity,
$101.68
Earnings per
FPC Approves Plan of Financing—
the
sold by
O'Donnell
be
"1,431,991
railway
railway
assets.)
totaled
1949
increase
consolidated
taxes
Common
Energy Commission, the
sales contracts for supplying natural
with
of
before Federal
profit
Federal
Atomic
Chattanooga,
Equitable is owned by the
Duluth Missabe
at
reserve
First National Stores Inc.—Earnings Higher—
projected
Equitable Gas Co.—Registers With SEC—
with
7%
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
Net
The Federal Power Commission has approved the company's proposed
plan of financing its Lobelville-Chattanooga-Knoxville pipeline.
Drewrys Ltd., U. S. A., Inc.—Files With SEC—
on
premium
living allowance for GM hourly-rate employees.—V. 171, p. 695.
Counsel for a group of minority stockholders which obtained a court
injunction against removal of the plant, said the action would be
dropped after the stockholders had approved the move.—V. 171, p. 463,
8,015
in capital
during
$4,797,000
increase
to
1948.—V.
the
Atomic
security holders, the company will have out¬
standing 1,072,257 shares of common stock, the $4,800,000 of interim
notes
and $14,450,000 of first mortgage pipe
line bonds due 1969.
About $95,000 a year in operating expenses is expected to be saved
by transfer of operations to Scranton, C. W. Bartlett, President, said.
company
17%
of
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the units and the
bonds, and the sale of the 154,221 shares of common stock for the
cents
The stockholders have approved the directors' recommendation
to
dispose of the Brockton, Mass., plant and to consolidate general offices
and warehouse at the Scranton, Pa., plant.
The Brockton factory has
been closed since last May due to labor difficulties.
covering
gains
a
underwriting
of
year-end
amounted
the system will have an estimated de¬
approximately. 193,000,000 cubic feet of natural
compression.
1
*
Columbia,
used
The
a
or
proposed
the
(W. L.) Douglas Shoe Co.—Sale of Plant Voted—
SEC
the
completion
of
has executed long-term
Net
January—
income
Shareholders'
group of
a
system, authorized
will be 465 miles long, extending
and
thence to Knoxville and will
Chattanooga
distribution
for
—V.
Detroit Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
equity in unearned
earnings were $12.06.
written
consolidated
At
without
addition
company
gas
to
Upon
day
Net
,
unrealized
represented
underwriting profit
$4,199,000 in 1948.
per share.
selling se¬
part of the proceeds will be re¬
Greenbrier-Oak
to
capacity
per
In
car¬
present sale value, replacement cost or reproduction
and
an
a
resell
gas
historical cost thereof and do not purport to repre¬
848.
and
premiums
high,
the market
on
529,156,908 489,333,601
ried represent the
or
2,429,970
._
Total
sent
2,003,453
3,258,236
989,233
108,821
32,697,173
plant acquis,
Casualty and contingency
Miscellaneous
98,737,257
24,225
Fla.,
(Calif.)—Earns. Higher
shareholders'
Adding
realized
pipe line
tie-line
a
form
livery
39,668
146,983
102,303,295
25,656
reserve
of franchises
elec.
of
58,145
180,164
liabilities
current
Augustine,
earnings were $4,946,000, or $4.95 per share*
and, after including, equity in unearned premium reserve, were $10.33
per
share.
(All figures exclude minority shareholders' interest, and
connecting with the Greenbrier-Oak Ridge line so
loop system.
The company will purchase natural gas
long-term contracts from the Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.,
to
as
share
7,508,130
1,743,271
income
16,272,280
189,207
general
Federal
St.
and its subsidiaries report 1949 consolidated net earn-'
income taxes of $8,488,000, or $8.49 per common
per share
1948 comparable net
In
ceived by the company.
The
10,382,805
and
at
18
Federal
35%, adjusted
the
of
after
share.
stock, priced at $9.25
common
curity holders and
10,000,000
a
estimated
for
Interest
Oct.
35,000,000
50,000,000
60,000,000
46,641,400
Corp.—Obituary—
Feb.
1081.-
p.
This company
ings
.
Series G,
died
President,
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.
:
1950 the secur¬
1,
170,
Sr.,
share
one
A
This offering is for the account of
company
Total
July
units,
as
of
ment
ville
taxes
assets
exp.
24,853,561
14,542,186
981,092
2,138,149
22,171,055
413,336
3,639
Inventories
Prepayments for insurance, etc.—
Claims for refund of prior years'
7,261,078
645,112
618,464
24,664,349
15,697,856
1,081,336
Until
only
rate
Additional Stock Offering—Another group, comprising
36 investment firms headed by Equitable Securities
Corp.
account
.
and temporary investments
Accounts receivable—trade
Cash
Other
$
,
453,013,782 408,401,475.
Intangible (incl. $6,268,623 balance in elec¬
tric plant acquisition adjustments acct.)
Other properties—tangible
be
Tenn., and
the latter's Alcoa plant.
1948
1949
;
Tangible
transferable
by delivery of 5.20%
the
system in Tennessee.
and
DEC. 31
ASSETS—
Utility Properties:
be
at
Camera & Instrument
Ogsbury,
271,000.
and
count for the year 1949 together
$25,
Fairchild
James
Proceeds from the sale of the units and
will
bonds
Tennessee.
Edison
value
balance of the company's proposed natural gas
under
171, p. 556.
Detroit
will
COMPANY—Foimed
1950
$4,491,364
January—
Gross
Monday, March 6, 1950
—V.
Placed
construction
Net
payable at maturity
par
principal amount of notes.
units
the
be
stock,
system, and is selling gas under a
Energy Commission at Oak Ridge.
by the Federal Power Commission,
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.- -Earnings—
CHRONICLE
Privately—Concurrently with this fi¬
nancing White, Weld & Co. and the above associates have
placed privately with institutional investors $6,750,000
of the company's first mortgage pipe line
bonds, 3
170, p. 2326.
April 3.—V.
on
fixed by
stock is expected to be
for the new
price
meeting
a
the
to
$25
in
will
notes
preferred
Bonds
the
'
interim
The
cumulative
ities
January—
Gross
FINANCIAL
&
ley & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Elder & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co. and Cumberland Securities Corp.
$4,218,740
769,566
349,218
COMMERCIAL
1
'
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1950
railway
railway
oper.
171,
p.
income
557.
1949
1948
$625,731
$607,707
$614,403
233.755
226,546
171,670
$523,83a
132,110
64,999
27,156
55,999
50,920
1947
I
Number 4887
171
Volume
Co.—Acquisition of Plant Approved—
Gerber Products
The
company
Bros.
Co.
announced the purchase of the Curtice
N. Y., the transfer to take place Jan. 1,
16
plant at Rochester,
1951.—V.
171,
751.
p.
Glidden Co.,
The
Feb.
on
THE
The
date.
to
price
offering
date,
record
underwriting
and
be
terms
supplied
Increased
company because of a
substantial increase in the volume ol its sales resulting from its capital
capital
is
which
working
expansion
—V.
has
program
171,
desired
in the
completed
been
to
four years.
last
directors
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.—Partial
"With
the
as
National
Bank
Chicago,
redemption
Chicago,
of
III.—V.
169,
agent,
1007.
p.
Net
from
railway—railway______
from
Net
income
oper.
ry.
171,
♦Deficit.—V.
1949
$3,811,000
322,106
6,312
action
no
with
to
the
the
above
directors
said
L.
D.
dividend,
to
it
is
payments
President.—V.
Jr.,
170,
Sound Co.
Registers With SEC
—
The
company
covering
value
Securities
shares
March
20,
shares
of
to
filed
be
the
with
4(42%
of
the
as
offered
SEC
on
on Feb. 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
subscription agreements for 40,000 shares of capital stock
to be Issued at 50 cents per share through Robert D. Bowers
& Co., Denver, Colo.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for incor¬
poration expenses, marketing surveys, engineering and location of plant.
(no par)
from
the
sale
of
the
development
to
stockholders
common
preferred
Blackbird
for
April
011
shares
these
of
registration state¬
preferred stock, $50
April 1, 1955).
will
cobalt
used
be
mine
& Marine Insurance
North America, Parkway Co., Gen¬
eral Traffic Service Co., Inc. and The Philadelphia Investment Corp..
who on
Feb.
1, 1950, completed two years or more of continuous
service, were eligible to subscribe for capital stock under the Em¬
ployee's Stock Subscription Plan of 1950, between Feb. 1 and Feb. 28,
1950, at $85 per share.
Subscriptions must be paid within the period
to
com¬
Idaho.—
In
$3,443,000
632,120
261,982'
' •„i
Corkle, President,
"Operating
-
oi $16,336,000,
crease
the
of
result
balance
...
Co.—Earnings, Etc.—G. K. McFeb. 15 said in part:
on
in
revenues
the
8%
or
growth,
an
effect
the
in
principally
$224,915,000,
during
in
the
number
telephones
from
years
maximum
he
of
1,
1950.
March
amount
offered
shares
of
employees
to
was
was
limited
for all shares to
not exceed 30,000
each employee subscribed
entitled, the aggregate amount would
If
but
shares,
100,000
which
shares.
the
and
year
of
two
The
to
was
placed
totaled
of
In¬
1948.' About half of this increase
over
increases
rate
reflected
1949
year
Co.
Indemnity Insurance
Co.,
Net
463.
p.
and of The Alliance
employees in the service of the company
Go. of Philadelphia,
Philadelphia Fire
Insurance
six
1950.
4,
All
on
each
North America—Stock to Employees—
Insurance Co. of
principal underwriter.
first
ratio of one share of
held.
Rights will expire
company
covering
before
or
Colo.—Files With
Industrial Fermentation Co., Denver,
a
cumulative
stock
common
the
common
the
171,
28
shares
Corp. is named
are
1950 in
proceeds received
plete
Feb.
on
76,983
(convertible into
insurance companies. It is understood, how¬
at present for a public refund¬
1146.
by 15
Securities and Exchange Commission—
2025.
Preferred
—
privately
ing of these bonds.—V. 168, p.
soon
as
p.
program.
that the utility firm has no plans
ever,
Is
it
and
cumulative
dividend
resume
Adams,
held
are
respect
March
Illinois Bell Telephone
1947
1948
$3,887,000
353,497
* 110,303
557.
p.
Preferred Dividend
on
take
to
payable
Stock to Be Offered to Common Stockholders—
V.
1930
$3,925,000
605,304
253,851
January—
decided
20
dividend
The
Howe
Grand Trunk Western Ry.—Earnings—
,
Gross
of
warranted,"
The
April 1, next, 3,000
stock at $52.50 per
made at The First
38 So. La Salle St.,
the
reference
intention
Union
Redemption—
called for redemption on
shares of $2.50 cumulative convertible preferred
share
and
accrued dividends.
Payment will be
has
corporation
Feb.
on
July and expects
June or
construction
of
plans to
company
in
bonds
15, 1950, on the 5Va%
preferred shares, par $25.
The last regular quarterly pay¬
34% cents per share was made on Sept. 15, 1949.
of
ment
par
The
issue and sell $20,000,000 of first mortgage
to use the proceeds to finance its
Investment banking groups are being formed
to compete for the underwriting of this offering, and also for a pos¬
sible refunding of the $22,500,000 of 3%% first mortgage bonds, which
The
$82,799,909
cumulative
ment
'
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$25,392,623 $84,058,256
170, p. 2025.
declaration
the
by
751.
p.
—V.
Financing—
Other Proposed
Co.—Quarterly Sales Increased 2.1%—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
5
(949)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
(C. J.) Ilendry Co.—No Action
by amendment.
Underwriters headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., will acquire unsubscribed shares at the price to stockholders.
Net
proceeds of the financing will be added to working capital.
are
&
$25,936,769
The
on
SEC
record
Hecht
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
Cleveland, O.—Registers With SEC—
Feb. 24 filed a registration statement with the
covering 178,825 shares of its no par common stock, which are
to be offered for subscription by holders of outstanding stock at the
rate of one share for each ten shares of common stock held on the
company
COMMERCIAL
The
in
service.
of
balance
subject
such
limitations,
to
100,000
at
shares
be offered to employees/
discretion of the board of
may
time at
any
the
(
Ry.—Earnings—
Great Northem
railway
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
171,
*1,839,019
*3,491,887
income
oper,
* Deficit.—V,
.
-
.....
1950
1949
1948
1947" "
$11,015,761 $13,091,548 $14,706,784 $12,820,824
♦1,946,841
*311,064
2,059,373
1,700,615
January—
Gross
"Operating expenses and taxes
311,040
163,413
188,000
Net
ry.
—V.
$284,629
58,576
$280,957
71,031
38,723
railway
from
Net
1948
93,676
railway
from
Gross
3,591
13,157
income—
oper.
20
1949
1950
$299,607
rise,
taxes
paid
increasing
by
earnings
$196,for
to
29%,
total
a
year,
This
46,880
draw
the
stock
in
share
per
Dividends
years.
$18,346,000
was
amounted
1948
of
and
$5.20
an
first time in
live years
$5.63
to
in
as
for
to
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
171,
to
$6,386,953
1,483,231
$5,688,805
1,366,104
567,460
535,971
393,313
557.
p.
Utilities Co.—Stock Offered—Offering
States
Gulf
the
loans.
of
all
the
of
(no par) was made on
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
"At
March
end
group
a
Brothers.
& Beane and Lehman
Fenner
share.
utility
In
Securities
Webster
&
with $6,000,000.
associates submitted
sufficient to provide it
amount
an
Stone
invited bids for additional common stock
had
company
Corp.
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
will
com¬
a
used
for
general
corporate
and the financing of a portion of the comanny's 1950 con¬
structive requilcmcnts.
Scheduled progress is being made on a large
construction program in which the company is now
engaged to meet the continuing increase in demands for electric power
in the rapidly growing area served.
important
,1^25,
COMPANY—Organized in
is engaged principally In the business
generating electric energy and transmitting, distributing and selling
it at
retail in an area of southeastern Texas and in south central
Louisiana, comprising an area of approximately 27,500 square miles.
The
company
serves
a
territory with an estimated population of
706,000, including the cities of Beaumont, Port Arthur and Orange,
Texas, and Eaton Rouge and Lake Charles, Louisiana.
of
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
series
2%%
notes
1% %
Bank
notes
due
within
one
lative
($100
par)
lative
($100
stock
and
until
it
Allen
on
similar
notes
such
no
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
stcck
common
of
shares
60,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
2,719,899 shs.
less
for
respective
the
be
the
of
underwriters
several
percentages
them
purchased by
number of
set forth in the
the
of
the
of
total
Stein
Pierce,
14.70%
Beane
& Co
Hayden, Stone & Co
are
W'ebbcr,
Reinholdt
Schwabacher
7.40
William
&
&
from
and
did
the
slight
construction
for
had
in
&
the
of
at
bank
for
&
debt,
and
the
and the
program
issue
the
has
and
arranged
bills
1.90
1.90
Lerchen & Co.—
1.90
3.80
Dallas Rupe & Son
debt
to
sale
credit
force
at
the
date
INCOME
operating cost,
notes
Woolfolk
.85
171,
Co.
&
&
earnings
Jersey
New
of
one
Board of
share of
stock
Feb.
Utility
15.—V.
170,
p.
Commissioners
was
1,
In
February
1948 of
a
non-current
at
any
Hanford
one
April
11
on
a
proposal
to
outstanding.—V.
Co.,
170,
p.
ry.
—V.
retire
Prior
to
increase
the
one
share
for
On present
preferred stock
year.
on
1949
$2.59
and
a
share
1947
1948
$829,112
$1,018,046
$982,271
$965,459
78.928
234,877
241,034
301,961
17,139
114,764
96,301
141,466
income—
696.
p.
Indiana Gas &
La
Water Co., Inc.—Partial
corporation has
due
Salle
called
for
of the Sinking fund,
at
1970,
102%
Illinois
St.,
and
National
Chicago,
111.—V.
redemption
$120,000 of
interest
Bank
170,
p.
on
Redemption—
April
1,
next,
through
3% %
made at the
first mortgage bonds,
Payment
&
Trust
Bernardino,
San
Calif.—Files
The
from
company
time
$5,000,000
Feb.
15
filed
a
letter of notification with the SEC
issuance
of
the
bends,
stock (no par)
outstanding.
on
the company will split its 1,600
the basis of nine new shares for
time during
to
in
funds
The
be
issued
Feb. 27 applied
on
the
to
will
Co.,
be
trustee,
231
So.
305.
the SEC for authority
be
used
SEC
hearing.-
this
has
•
for
'
:
on April
1, next, all of
series A. due Jan. 1 1961,
made at the Harris Trust
West Monroe St., Chicago,
redemption
Service Co. (Ia.)—Asks FPC Approval
of
Stock—
to
The
company
becomes
effective.
of
additions
bank
the
-
will be used to help finance
improvements; for extensions
property; and to pay off temporary
issuance
proposed
acquisition of permanent
or
to
the
company's
loans, the application states.—V. 171,
849.
p.
Authorized
Jamaica Water Supply Co.—Stock
stockholders
The
.
31
Jan.
on
approved
a
proposal
to
—
issue
50,000
common holders
on the
basis of one share for each two shares held, at a price to be
determined later.
It is expected t'mt all unsubscribed shares will be
sold to underwriters.—V. 171, p. 849.
additional
common
shares
be
Mutual
Hancock
John
to
offered
to
present
Insurance
Co.—Assets
Total
Nearly $2,700,000,000—
statement of financial condition as of
$2,696,506,366, which included invest¬
$2,032,410,279; in stocks, $108,174,012;
mortgage loans on real estate, $309,275,753; real estate (home office,
housing and other properties), $55,688,984; and cash, $45,712,727. Total
surplus to policyholders, including special surplus funds, was $218',the company's
assets totaled
According to
Dec.
1949,
31,
bonds
in
ments
170,
and
p.
of
notes
1296.
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Preferred
Stock Offered—
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane, on March 1 publicly offered 14,346 shares of
new 4V2% preferred stock at. $110 per share plus accrued
dividends, less a concession of 75 cents per share to
members of the NASD.
Stockholders exchanged 53,433
shares
7%
of old
number
of
41/2%
stocks for a similar
exchange offer which
and $6 preferred
stock
under
an
expired at 3 p.m. on Feb. 28. A total of 82,011 shares of
new
preferred were offered.
The underwriting group
14,232 shares of the
period.—V. 171, p. 849.
new
stock during the standby
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Bonds
for
construction
The
purposes.
notes
to
expected to be repaid from the proceeds of per¬
financing later this year. American Gas & Electric Co., parent,
expects to Invest $10,000,000 in the common stock of Indiana & Michi¬
gan out of the proceeds of the sale of American Gas common stock
The
which
plan
2332.
1950 from four banks, amounts not exceeding
are
manent
contemplated
P.
First Mortgage Bonds Called—
sold
to borrow
aggregate.
would
therefor
170,
1599.
p.
050,918.—V.
1940
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—Seeks Loans—
outstanding preferred stock.
the
each
2437.
p.
railway__„
oper.
171,
The
691.
covering $125,000 6% first mortgage 10-year sinking fund convertible
bonds, and 6,250 shares of common stock (no par) to be reserved for
conversion of bonds.
The proceeds are to be used to pay bank loans
shares of common
of
dividends
year
1950
Continental
With SEC—
on
end
at
effect to full
would be $3 a
indebtedness to an amount not to exceed $3,-
time
Foundry
company
giving
railway
operation
vote
outstanding
actually
170,
from
from
made March
231.
will
stockholders
The
$3.16
divi¬
Hamilton Watch Co.—Plans to Increase Debt—
500.000
1,916,805
$3.04
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
series
corporate
6.060,579
2,156.406
shares—
January—
for each four shares outstanding.
1 to stockholders of record
stock
common
distribution
The
Public
declaration by the directors on Dec.
the
$6,060,579
368,167
6,454,112
share
common
cn
1948.—V.
for
Net
Stock Dividend—
Hackensack Water Co.—25%
The
1.816,595
$6,913,279
common
shares
♦On
Net
approved
7,877,174
1,680,062
common
common
capitalization,
Gross
848.
p.
and
$7,802,174
dividends
for
reorganization
a
1948.—V.
7,
has applied to the Federal Power Commission for
issue 50,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock (par
plans to issue the stock on or about April 11,
1950, and proposes to publicly Invite competitive bids for the pur¬
chase of the stock as soon as practicable after the registration state¬
21,268,278
deductions
other
under
escrow
Jan.
company
authority
1948
$8,518,341
income
Preferred
.85
Shober
170,
construction
8,593,341
and
SEC Application
S. District Court
8,311,404
income
Interest
in
called
has
company
The
23,883,593
;
'
■
,
.
101%
$100).
ACCOUNT
taxes—
held
New Preferred
issued
are
1949
and
company's
the
,
- V
company.
are
approved
Iowa Public
of
7,947,155
income
.85
Co
this
of
assets
Leahy
111.—V.
with
interest on
the
___
depreciation
'■,
outstanding first mortgage 4% bonds,
and interest.
Payment will be
and Savings Bank, corporate
trustee, 115
$40,349,089 $37,381,856
Other
the
at Wilmington, Del.;
granted the application of the SEC tor enforcement of
of a
compromise plan for distribution of $8,000,000 worth
terms
The
at
$15,000,000
of
31:
under
directors
as
696.,
the
1949 with a
capitalization
total
payment of the $6,000,000
of senior securities.7
revolving
a
in
purchase costs
.85
3.80
Hall
Inc
Wells &
December
Power
Gross
retired
Hume
Iowa Electric Co.—4%
other
from
came
ended
company
lower
a
Operating revenues
Operating
Fred
with
appointed General
24
assets
The
stock and
common
$9,269,489
and
connected
been
Blake.
the
1.90
Co
(Inc.)
-
& Co
Ended
and Vice-President since
1939
has
who
attorney
Rumer,
plan.—V. 171, p.
Proceeds
of
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Harris.
each
the
of
ment
per
Mullaney,
and
complete
preferred and
financing,
base
1950
commercial
♦Earned
Gardner
O.
Judge Paul Leahy of U.
Feb.
on
renewed.
Years
this company
with
associated
Interstate Power Co.—Court Approves
Chief
over
were
beginning of the year. The company thus finds
to raise the estimated $25,000,000 necessary for
through
Number
Mason-Hagan,
—.
Rothschild
The
1949
banks, running until Dec. 31, next, and calling for
borrowing at a rate of V* of 1% above the Federal Reserve rediscount
or
Frank C. Rand, who had
at the time of his death
late
years
been
director since
•
company.
the
the
company
1.90
Co._
7.40
dend
in
successfully
bonds,
new
in
postion
a
loans
The
of
stock
common
it
a
20
■
Judge
company
sale
result
a
the
of
resources
has
since 1929, was elected a director and was
Blake and
Mr.
1952.
increase
Balance
Staats Co.—
R.
Watling,
Jackson &
Space
7.40
Curtis
—V.
104.
p.
biggest year
of its construction program, but it also raised most of the new longterm capital necessary to do the work.
During the year $42,434,711
was
raised for construction, of which $33,165,213 net after expenses
1.90
Cook
7.40
Co.
3.30%
Boyce
Inc.—
7.40
Marks &
M.
Laurence
Co.,
&
Lane,
Newhard,
7.40
Weeks
&
Hornblower
Johnson,
14.70
Brothers
Hallgarten
Bros.
and has been
1927
the
for
Rand
Counsel, succeeding Robert E.
Wyck, .President, on Feb. 28, said in part:
only
Net
&
Lehman
F.
since
succeeds
Board
the
Edgar E.
2.
Co.—Plans
expenditures
1951
"Not
rate
mature
Dec.
company
five
cumu¬
names
stock to
common
Lynch,
Fenner
L.
last
1939,
of
Chairman
been
$42,000,000,
which is by far the greatest in the history of the company,
and is
greater than for any future year we can ow foresee.
These expendi¬
tures are estimated at about $25,000,000
for 1950, and substantially
120,000 shs.
below:
Merrill
Paine,
•
A. Gray as Chairman of the Board and Edgar E.
announced Feb. 27. Mr. Gray, who had served
was
since
1947.
Power
Van
"Total
itself
later than Dec. 31, 1950, with
borrowings or renewals at the then existing prime rate
notes, all prepayable at any time without premium.
that
interest
table
$20,195,689 $21,234,708
4,600,251
4,427,608
1,982,408
1,865,421
1,272,446
1,113,195
of Byron
President
as
retirement
bank
par)
'
595.
p.
President
as
$25,000,000 for New Conv
struction in 1950—Arranges Bank Revolving Credit—
"As
has bank credit agreements for extension of credit
may borrow or reborrow up to $7,000,000 at any time
1950,
on
unsecured notes due in 9 months or less,
30,
June
provided
for
Rand
1949
company
which
under
170,
Election
charges
COMPARATIVE
♦The
V.
Pearman,
557,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. above.—V. 171,
Illinois
cash
1949
stated val.))
or
par
of
RR.—^-Earnings—
fixed
after
completion of the
par)
(no
See
than
120,000 shs.
$4.50 dividend preferred stock,
Common
752
p.
E.
Richard
1,300,000
*2,000,000
7,000,000
stock,
($100
63%
or
171, p. 849.
strong
——
cumulative
series,
$285,946,000,
Illinois Northern Ry.—Sale Effective—
15,000,000
year
preferred
dividend
$4.40
to
1950
income
—V.
from
stock, cumu¬
$4.40 dividend preferred
amounted
Railway operating revenues
Net revenue from railway operations
Net railway operating income
came
(Issuable in seriesi:
stock
Preferred
171,
Illinois Central
2,000,000
1, 1969
(non-currenti
due Jan.
Bank
capital
January—
10.000,000
—
1979..
due
debentures
offered 389,982 additional shares
were
at par in the proportion of one new share for
total subscriptions amounted to $38,992,300.
equity
end,
1945."—V.
of
15.000,000
1978
due
series
3%
Hamilton, Bermuda, liquidator of the company, re¬
ports that an arrangement with Stockholm Enskllda Bank to dis¬
tribute
the liquidating dividends to
all shareho.ders who presented
share to the Bank of Bermuda, Ltd.,
Hamilton, expired on Dec. 31,
1949, The Bank of Bermuda has taken over distribution of the dividend,
on
all shares which were surrendered onv and after Dec.
22, 1949—
capital.
The remaining 37% was debt capital, including shortand compares with a ratio of 22% in debt capital at the
$27,000,000
12,000.000
10,000,000
28,000,000
12,000,000
2%%
3%
Outstanding
series) $200,000,000
mortgage bonds (issuable in
series due 1976
1st
Ltd.—Dividend—
International Match Realization Co.
J.
short-term
through
International Shoe Co.—New President Elected—
pur¬
poses
and
obtained
was
loans,
Net
and
be
Effective
171, p. 752.
Santa Fe Ry. above.—V.
Atchison Topeka &
See
and
of $22,575 a share for 265,781 shares.
peting proposal, offering a price
558.
p.
Increase in invested
The stock was
priced to the public at $23.87Vz net per share. The group
was awarded the issue Feb. 28 on a bid of $23.201856 per
The
171,
International Harvester Co.—Sale of Railroad
for subscription
year's
total
capital
new
shareholders
In December,
stock
of
term
by
V.
meet
$225,193,000—nearly equal to the growth during the entire preceding
"Initially,
258,600 shares of common stock
1
Equips.rr-
on
64-year history of the company.
each six shares held;
.
on
March 7 in St.
Louis, Mo., receive bids for the purchase of $900,000 equipment trust
certificates, series DD, dated April 1,
1950, and due $60,000 each
April 1, 1951-1965, incl.
No bid of less than 99 will be considered.—
will until noon (CST)
the company
brought the tcial growth of invested capital for the four postwar years
1947
1948
$6,525,760
1,439,140
386,072
railway——
from
1949
1950
$5,639,759
1,119,511
railway
from
RR.—Bids
International-Great Northern
that it had not been necessary to
the "rainy day" fund to make dividend payments.
amounts of new capital were required in 1949
upon
"Substantial
10,444
RR.—Earnings—
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
corporate
The trustee of
This
during the
to surplus.
paid
were
transferred
was
the costs of extenbive additions to telephone plant.
January—
will be used for
added to treasury funds and
purposes.—V. 171, p. 752.
proceeds will be
general
of
com¬
1949.
$9.27
of
average
share
per
income balance of $996,000
and the
was
of
capital during the year was $55,886,000, including short-term loans,
Gross
The
accounted
company
or
directors.
1948.
share
per
with $4.16
prewar
1947
$230,285
171, p. 557.
from
$206,670,000
the
$6,466,000,
"Income available for interest and dividends
/
pares
Western RR.—Earnings—
Green Bay &
Operating
this
of
pared with $12,588,000 in
"Net
January—
1948.
to
$28,700,000.
557.
p.
in
three-fifths
5%
rose
Placed
Privately—An issue of $2,000,000 first mortgage sinking
bonds, 3% series due 1970, have been placed pri~
fund
vately through Central
was
announced
on
Republic Co.
(Inc.), Chicago, it
March 1.
year.
given
interested
persons
until
March
9
to
request
a
The
tion
proceeds
will provide
program.—V.
169,
p.
funds to
2420.
finance
the
company's construc¬
6
THE
(950)
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1948
$439,283
$392,791
225,392
192,772
208,872
95,151
—V.
railway
railway
—
113,189
76,676
95,681
income-— •
oper.
171, P- 558.
1947
rThe
of
cor¬
poration on Jan. 16 publicly offered an issue of 50,000
stock (par $1) at $2.50 per share.
The
issue was completely sold as of Jan. 25.
PROCEEDS—To
operations
consolidate
and for
for expansion;
equipment;
in California on Oct. 4, 1948, under
the name of Telindustries, Inc. for the purpose of acquiring the busi¬
ness and
assets, assuming the liabilities, and continuing the business
cf Television
Industries,
its predecessor.
The Television Industries
business was transferred to the company on Oct. 25, 1948, as of Sept.
20, 1948. Present name adopted Dec. 14, 1949.
Company is engaged in the manufacture, assembly and distribution
Of television
receiving sets under the trade name of Kaye-Halbert.
These television receiving sets are manufactured under license agree¬
ments with Radio Corp. of America and Hazeltine Research, Inc.
The company's business operations are presently carried on in ten
scattered locations in the City of Los Angeles.
All of the operations
of the company are carried on in leased premises. The company owns
,
at
Alfred
outstanding
105,000
shares
authorized
there
D.)
—V.
Los
Angeles,
165,
The
SEC
p.
$26.50
p.
share,
per
and
Co.
of
the net
Smart
&
Wagner
cumulative
6%
share).
estate
proceeds
publicly,
Jan.
at
1,
-•after
The
*iote
with
1,
of
asked
be
redeem
the
the
South
to
of
amount
The
La
Salle
Ended
Gross
and
at
It
before
serial
Bank
of
be
used
and
expansion
and
Feb.
to
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
approve
—V.
p.
168,
paid-,
the
the
soon
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
Net
from
Net
ry.
•
railway
49,000
'
Net
171,
Ended
Net profit
Dividends
Dec.
*'91,974
*'83,3.18
*101,458
*60,113
*78,068
.
*'99,864
per
—V. 167, p.
86,200
50,000
50,000
$2.26
$6.16
:
.
S.950
notification
shares
of
common
account
the
of
a
filed
was
stock
selling
with
be
to
the
SEC
offered
stockholder,
at
through
on
Feb.
$16.75
21
per
Walston,
share
Goodwin, San Francisco, and Shields & Co., New York.—V. 169,
Lawrence Portland Cement
Year Ended Dec.
Net
,
"
1949
1948
-
Common
1,303,848
1,188,652
470,000
*73,000
paid
*Tax
$718,652
281,250
225,000
225,000
$3.19
1947
were
reduced
by
$94,000
because
of
net
a
by
Calendar Years—
1949
sales
1947
$53,644,841
$40,259,269
Joseph L. Eastwick, President, stated that the final quarter's sales in
1949, totaling $15,051,004, were the highest for any three-month period
company's 103-ycar history, and that the improved demand for
Mr. Eastwick also
year.
stated
prospeits for the first
that
carpet
quarter of
249,941
has
p.
this
applied
the
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
Upon
171,
1948
p.
171,
January—
Gas
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
171,
Income
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
for
authorization
to
in
system
Co.
be
Parish,
Grant
La.,
(Ky.)—Common
used
to
betterments
water
retail
and
power,
is
or
GIVING
to
the
part
pay
physical
and
purchased,
EFFECT
TO
due
series
bonds,
2%%
the
of
expendi¬
properties.
is
sold
dis¬
and
PRESENT
FINANCING
cumulative
($100
par
value).—,
5%
cumulative
($25
par
value).—
Common
*The
stock
theieunder
issued
at
such
the
would
in
any
the
par
of
$25
each-.
stock,
the
and
severally
respective
1947
$456,169
$552,203
$583,651
$531,416
63.943
127,991
79,096
126,877
151,742
70,794
86,763
bonds
shall
20,000
large
1947
$5,061,221
754,945
$6,010,203
931,502
$6,286,381
$6,158,253
586,029
1,232,109
123,382
331,798
64,233
623,099
numbers
are
Brothers
the
set forth below:
shares
of
of
the
1950,
of
combining the prin¬
trust is being made
Fifty
State
Street
announced
was
trusts
separate
Hospital
for
such
Life
trusts
the Investment
Co.
of
1.
March
on
possible for
transaction,
1,000
then
unit
a
the
is
individual
Co.
The
Life
Massachusetts
.
investor,
trustee.
as
Fund,
1940 as a diversified
The '• Massachusetts Hospital
Life
Act
the
of
Legislature
1518,
ir.
i
Life
to $106.97
outstanding.
Fund
unit
n
Only
values
at
011
full
the
31,
Dec.
of
as
111.652 units
units
and
issued, smaller amounts being held
are
$1
of
stock
redeemed
be
Broadway,
even
of
one-
in cash
by
recently called for redemption on
the
at
Central
N. Y., at $110
share.—V. 171, p. 850.
per
March 31.
Bank & Trust Co.,
share, plus accrued divi¬
Hanover
York,
New
per
With SEC—
The
company
Feb,
on
filed
15
will
There
'
'
be
underwriting.
no
*
r'
Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—Files With SEC—
The
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
the
letter bf notification with the SEC
stock (par $1) to be offered at $1
used for working capital.—V. 171,
Feb. 21, filed
011
a
850.
Mid-States Equipment Co.—Common
Stock Offered—
Greenfield, Lax & Co., Inc., on Feb. 28 publicly offered
300,000 shares of common stock (par 100) at $1 per share.
REGISTRAR
AND
is
PURPOSE—It
ceeds
to
It
from
finance
stock
DIVIDEND—A
of Dec.
company's
by
Corporation
Trust
Co.,
intention that the net pro¬
the common stock are to
present
the
of
sale
expansion and additional
to
indebtedness to
of
the
received
be
devoted
be
AGENT—The
TRANSFER
Jersey City, N. J.
Exchange Place,
15
working capital and
retirement
company.
dividend
declared
was
the
on
common
stock
as
1. 1949, but no cash dividend has been declared on the common
to date.
stock
COMPANY—Organized in Delaware, Nov. 30, 1948. Immediately upon
it acquired and now owns all of the outstanding capital
of Modern Atlas Corp. (Mich.),
On April 2, 1949, Mid-States
took over the active operation of the business formerly carried on by
organization
stock
Atlas.
is engaged in the business of retailing household equip¬
furnishings and specialties, 011
the
budget
plan,
principally
through sales agents. Among the articles sold are silverware, sterling
ment,
■
silver, waterless
Venetian
qookware, dinnerware, sheets, blankets, curtains, drapes,
rugs, lamps, radios, jewelry, television, vacuum clean¬
washing machines, and other electrical appliances.
these goods are branded with names exclusively used by
Mid-States
Equipment Co., other articles are nationally
advertised
blinds,
refrigerators,
ers,
of
Many
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
-
Authorized
T.
Moore
&
railway
oper.
ferred
4,500
Smart
&
Wagner—______
&
Boyce
Wilson-Trinkle
stock,
*1,500,000
608,574
150,000
10,079
par)_
par)
shares of
and 60,000
holders.—V.
3,500
Issuance
upon
conversion of the pre¬
stock
common
are
reserved
for
war¬
171, p. 850,
Midland
13,000
Co.
2,000
from
Net
from
1950
$186,391
Net
ry.
1949
1948
$161,060
$188,798
72,911
49,743
78,571
64,314
42,370
railway
10,190
28,428
26,615
railway
income™
oper.
171,
1,553,233
C.
W.
MacFarlane,
repair
$1,500,000
building,
both
broken
be
1947
$154,679
559.
p.
Minneapolis-Moline
1,226,373
1,359,779
Valley RR.—Earnings—
January—
Gross
—V.
989,913
income
($3
Outstdg.
4,500
1950
1949
1948
1947
$14,409,461 $16,405,187 $17,110,571 $15,725,023
1,985,196
2,623,540
2,540,274
3,087,736
railway
(10c
stock
*30,237 shares are reserved for
Co.,
,___
Stein Bros.
2,000
4,500
stock
Preferred
common
Co.—Proposed
President,
parts
depot
on
and
Feb.
Incr.
in the Hopkins, Minn., area.
April 1.—V. 171, p. 850.
northern
The
Facilities
in
announced
9
$300,000
a
plans for a
headquarters
ground probably
will
about
171, p. 558.
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.—Earnings
January—
The
stockholders, on Feb. 6, voted to change the par value of the
capital stock from $25 to $10 per share to effect a 2y2-for-l split.
The split is subject to approval of the Massachusetts Department of
Public
will
company,
4,000 shares of common
share.
The proceeds will be
696.
p.
January—
Gross
letter of notification with the SEC
a
covering 176,167 shares of non-assessable common stock (par 10 cents),
to be issued
to buy a mining claim from the Sterling Zinc-Lead Co.
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
Utilities.
If
increased
be
it
from
approved,
is
163,800 to
McBee Co.—To Pay
The
directors
common
The
%
each
trustee of each particular trust.
as
preferred
$6
will
next,
Security & Bond Co.3,500
*
13,000
Co
of
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc.__
10,000
4,500
•»
for
Insurance
Company Act of
company.
of Massachusetts
interest
company
rant
Inc.
Inc.
Bond Co.
underwriters
the
number
409,500.—V.
of
169,
shares
p.
outstanding
2437.
Bond Extension Proposed—
company has appplied to the ICC for authority to extend the
maturity date of $4,983,000 first mtg.e. 4 % bonds from Jnue 1, 1950 to
1, 1968.
Of the total. $4,975,000 is held bv Consolidated Real
Estate Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, and the balance by the public..
includes
assets
hundredths of
shares
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Split Voted—
T
interest,
investment
type, it was explained, it is
investors to arrange, in a single
$11,943,849, equal
beneficial
Common
several
Berwyn
Dupree & Co.______
J. J. B. Milliard & Son____
171,
of
stock.
17,648
L.
—V.
1,
surplus
merchandise.
consisting
17,64.9
Inc
L. Lyons &
the
of
purchased by each
to be
Co.,
names
Brothers
-
further
no
amount of bonds to be outstanding
exceed the limit of indebtedness
cumulative preferred
5%
as
UNDERWRITERS—The
Russell, Long & Burkholder
June
mutual
$100 each and 1,720,000 shares of the par value
860,792 shares of the series of par value of $25 each are
W.
The
Jan.
value of
designated
common
—V.
that
event
(now $150,000,000).
amount
authorized all
series,
fTotal
F.
1,170,000 shs.
company
of
stock
except
time if the total
any
issue
780,792 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
the amount of bonds which may be
limited
not
is
31,647
1948
to
contributed
The company
20.000 shs.
value)__
par
indenture states that
trust
issued
(without
<12,514
1949
beneficial
a
incorporated by fc'pecial
of the fund.
Co.,
net
Modern
'*
$41,000,000
*1,740,000 shs.
—
5%
12,048
558.
Outstanding
Nov.
—
stock
883
57,761
prior
and
Stock
in
88,640
1948
has
Metaline Mining & Leasing Co., Spokane, Wash.—Files
acquire
operating public utility engaged principally in the
The
company's electricity,.is generated
$277,389
1949
issue
new.
of ithis
medium
v.ere
dend
business.
30,923
195C
oper.
and
an
gas
and
at
will
sale
$253,528
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
January—
Gross
the
58,770
558.
p.
SEC
Electric
&
$257,455
1950
from
1949,
203,951
696.
p.
additions
The Bankers
1947
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Gross
the
sole trustee
also
Tctal
of
38,642
income—
♦Deficit.—V.
1949
issued
and
$100,000
York, and
underwriters, it
Massachusetts
Insurance
is
70
distribution system and" ice plant in Mont¬
stock is owned by fiva jtersons not; affiliated
acquisition
of
the
stock, Louisiana would
its
of
$199,296
railway
oper.
the
to
distribution
facilities
and
Almstedt
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Net
,
474,829
"
and
plant
Lehman
1950
of
of operations into other fields'
New
principal
and
of
and
open-end'management
The
31.248.343
for
electric
water
1979,
wool prices are at record-
2026.
January—
Gross
of
171,
outstanding shares of capital stock of The Grant
a cash consideration of $125,000.
The latter oper¬
340
Blyth &
170,
/,
surplus.
Fund, Boston-^-Units Offered—
units
Co.,
registered under
1947
237,543
mortgage
1,
'
in the
showed excellent
and
50%"
over
Maytag Co.—Redemption of Preferred Stock—
1948
346,706
CAPITALIZATION
of
1948
$48,061,768
high levels.—V.
1949
income
Inc.,
for
after
coverings
As
shares.—V.
13,000
647,529
steam
be
(James) Lees & Sons Co.—Sales Off 10%—
floor
stockholders.
to
the
a
tures
1st
operating loss carryover from 1945.—V. 168, p. 2210.
Net
of
of
Co., Inc. jointly
purchase group which on March 1 offered to the
public 101,297 shares of common stock (without par
value) at $34 per share,
$4.60
for
in
of
covering
->
75,000
$3.61
of
fund
&
program
the
per
150,000
225,000
share
payments
sent
Authorized
$345,204
outstanding
common
be
in excess
approval
Louisville, Kentucky, and vicinity.
During the
year ended
Dec. 31, last,
approximately 74%
of consolidated gross
operating revenues ol the company and subsidiaries was derived-from
the sale of electricity and approximately 26%
from the sale of gas.
418,204
490,000
:
$813,848
shares
shares will
new
stock was
Upon
$5,294,871
profit
■Dividends
authorized.
513,072
Preferred
•'Earnings per
not
720,579
small
small
-
$7,342,137
Prov. for Federal & State inc. taxes
Net
is
$1,514,214
the
a
tributed
1947
$7,328,043
Profit before Income taxes
-
&
378.
p.
deposited with it should stock¬
capital
559.
program
a
investment
150,000 shares
to
or
$1,543,206
company
electric
Co.—Earnings—
31—
sales
for
paid
capital
a
p.
trust
a
as
The
Offered—Lehman Brothers and Blyth &
covering
Hoffman
subscribed,
171,
small
with
,
1950
COMPANY—Is
of
that
20
the disposition of income and principal for the benefit of themselves
during their lifetime and thereafter for their families or others.
<
6 on proposals
to reduce the
of treasury-held shares outstanding
number of authorized shares," after, giving'
$1,655,505
oper.
head
1923.
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—Files With SEC—
letter
Boston,
pre¬
treasury
for
PURPOSE—From
A
subject to ap¬
first and initial issue of 10,000 shares of capital stock
company
Estabrook
Grant with those of 'Louisiana.
-The water
and ice facilities would be disposed of within tine year from date of
acquisition.
It is contemplated that Grant eventually would be dis¬
$313,713
share™
in
Feb.
to permit expansion
are
offering
of
Through
railway——
integrate
1948
$120,256
outstanding
common
by
p.
taxes
shares
Earnings
the
ciples
entitled-
cumulative
railway.—
Louisville
1949
1950,
for,
completely
Public
meeting
March
treasury-held
from
of
Mo.—Earnings—
31—
85,850
after
6%
funds
increase
on
Massachusetts Life
deposited
March
vote
the
of
split-up
gomery, La.
All
with
Louisiana.
1947
$58,155
paid
Common
the
of
amount of the
approve
proceeds
$50,000.—V.
1803.
p.
full
to
subscribed
was
com¬
made.
been
22,
insurance.
the
The
A
1948
$53,867
Landis Machine Co., St. Louis,
Year
be
after the annual
preferred stock will be
has
shares of capital stock (par
the offer to continue in effect
March
171, p. 850.
all
558.
p.
will
10,000
preferred
days
shares
170,
the
offered
25
to and including
up
announced
The company's
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Proposed Merger—
$1.34
1949
fail
was
The
of
$1,500,000
cumulative
amount
the
on
certificates
ry.
—V.
268,220
*'109,171
*"81,234
income___
oper.
of
20
stocks
A
Jan.
on
$15 per share to its stockholders,
solved.—V.
railway
*Deficit.—V.
by
change
to
stock
from
Net
194,480
•' $53,629
%
to
are
capital
6;
Utilities,
7
$52,633
It
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
RR.—Earnings—
1950
from
loan
a
March
class
consummated,
6%
such deposit
as
outstanding.—V.
retirement
10,
Gross
t
January—
few
a
cumulative
January—
$0.78
6.
irrevocable
giving
loan
funds
approximately
outstanding
event
ates
Gross
and
p. -361.
<•*>
s
meeting
a
obtain
to
outstanding
within
6%
as
at
dividends to July 1 next.
for the redemption
plus
that
stockholders
on
Feb.
1948
133,226
Manager of The Marathon Corp.
Mr, Everest will
active capacity as Chairman of the Board of Directors.
an
p.
proval by the stockholders on March 21, 1950 of an increase in. the
capital;and surplus of the company from $150,000 to $300,000. Louisiana
Savings Bank & Trust Co., New Orleans, escrow agent, will .return-to
stock.
all
bank
payment
March
in
modernization
228,549
907.
that
preferred
or
,
129,204
—
in
company
at
be
$358,760
:
share
second
proposal
a
preferred
share
of
are
shares
principal
203,824
outstanding
common
the
treasury shares and stock split, to 450,000 shares,
$178,338
Common
notification, with
or
due
487,964
profit
of
shares, to effect a 3-for-l split of.
6,
resulting in the reduction of,,,the
stated value per share to one-third of present stated value of $25, and,
to
increase
authorized
capital after giving
effect to retirement of
368,162
.
.
The
$2,998,590
,
letter
a
announced
25
cumulative
redeem
a
stock
effect
$2,850,498
Provision for Federal income taxes
Net
the
1949
taxes
The
$101
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—Plans Stock Split—
University—Earnings—
_____
filed
16
Feb.
on
York
holders
receive
to
Columbia, S. C., is President
31—
income
in
'
General
and
171,
been
anticipated
New
a
split-up
for
1526 Main St.,
Jr.,
Charleston
dent
continue
—V.
President.
become
1
-
offer
to
debentures
6%-
will
subscribers the
6%
to
$30
is
with
unsecured.
are
will
Extension
Dec.
of
income
Profit
National
Carolina
proceeds
Sol Kohn,
Year
$75,000
plans
company
2333.
p.
C. Everest, President and General Manager of this corporation,'
on Feb.
28 that effective Apr.il
i, 1950, William U. Keady/
formerly President of United States Gypsum Corp., will be made Presi¬
Managing
years
shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1
net proceeds are to be used to pay for general real
4 %
the
plants
170,
These
$70,000,
net
program.
the
Relations,
proposition is approved and the
pany
at
option of calling them, all or in part, on
debentures are junior to an obligation
the
1956.
that
many
*
on
corporation
will
S. C.—Debentures Offered—
February
interest,
and
par
1962,
Jan.
in
170,
announced
'
holders
on
announced
was
the regular quarterly dividends
preferred stock and $1.37Va a share oh
both payable April 1 to holders of record
6%
stock,
D.
...
the
of
both
being used for expansion.—V,
22.
Marathon Corp.—New President—
retired
director;
a
75,000
The
authorized
Kohn & Co., Columbia,
for
has
as
Chairman
ferred Stock—
publicly
$25)
the
on
preferred
14.—V.
holders
2226.
It
directors,
continue
become
Shopping Center, Inc., Chicago, 111.—
■
(par
March
corporation on Feg. 23 filed a registration statement with the
covering 500,000 of capital stock.
Slayton & Co., Inc., St. Louis
Mo., is named as underwriter.—V. 170, p. 788,
*
development.
stock
stock
record
The
.(Thomas J.) Lipton, Inc.- -Seeks Loan to Redeem Pre-
„
Calif.—Files
December
in
preferred
of
will
to
Schuelein,
Public
and
Kentucky Water Service Co.—Stock Offered—
Bond
of
the present outstanding
on
SEC
Manager, will succeed Julius Liebmann as Chair¬
Philip Liebmann, Vice-President, Treasurer and
Village
corporation
There
shares
holders
Managed Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
and
Advertising
3053.
covering
ferred
2,000
March
.>
company,
on Feb.
20, filed a letter .of notification with the
covering 36,618 shares of preferred stock and 18,309 shares of
common
stock, both to be offered at par ($5 per share). There will
be no underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Bankers
series
to
previously paid
simultaneously voted
share
a
5 '/2 %
and
•
The
The
the
Files With SEC—
6EC
offered
in
was
as
Marquette Casualty Co., New Orleans, La.—Stock Off'd
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
of
board
but
President
as
Hermann
General
and
Lincoln
to
Associates,
Committee;
Director
shares.
Keep
group,
rate
same
directors
$1.50
the
Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
retired
has
the Board,
of
man
If
(O.
bond
of
the
stock.
reduced $189,000.
were
with
years
Liebmann
Director
now
are
income
Chairman of the
the company,
Liebmann,
Executive
employed Arnold Staunton of Beverly
as duly licensed agent of the company
in consideration for which the company agreed to pay Mr;. Staunton
the sum of 17 V2 cents for each share sold and issued.
200,000
the
Liebmann Breweries,
per
the
in
reduced $662,000; Series E 41/2s
were
following 64
,
UNDERWRITING—Company
Hills, Calif.,, to sell the shares
CAPITALIZATION—Of
which
At
mortgage
stock, payable April .1
common
is at
The
the same time it re.duced the.
fixed interest obligations by $116,-
January.
retirement
while series F 5s
Julius
whatsoever.
estate
About April 1, 1950, the company's address will be in its own factory
3555 Hayden Ave., Culver City, Calif.
in
consolidated
Heaviest
4s,
•
*
real
of
"under one roof"; to pur¬
additional working capital.
CORPORATION—Incorporated
no
the
common
were reduced $421,Underlying liens of the
road
were
reduced
over
$100,000 in January, Total
retirementa of
contingent interest bonds since the effective date of the adjustment
plan have exceeded $5,200,000—V. 171, p. 558.
shares of common
chase
purchases
amount
000,
Sold—The
(Calif.)—Stock
Monday, March 6, 1950
on
a
mortgage
market
D
Corp.
general
reduction of $1,272,000 principal amount
contingent
interest
bonds
through
open
made
has
company
Its
000.
,«*
Kaye-Halbert
CHRONICLE
This
1940
$531,178
266,600
'
2950
$435,648
FINANCIAL
Reduces Indebtedness
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—EarningsJanuary—
&
COMMERCIAL
stock,
board
on
Feb.
payable
also
declared
declared
a
a
30%
stock
dividend
on
the
holders of record March 3.
quarterly dividend of 10 cents a share
14
to
Net
*
from
from
Net
ry.
1950
railway
oper.
171,
1947
$2,238,030
$2,337,693
*303.173
*281,952
*204,435
$2,163,914
105.953
*510,046
*524,200
*396,566
*54,483
income™
Deficit.—V.
1948
1949
$2,058,548
railway
p.
697.
Mississippi & Alabama RR.—Abandonment Approved
30% Stock Dividend—
24
March
Gross
The
17-mile
due
to
ICC
has
leased
authorized
line
between
the
company
Leaksviile,
unprofitabl operations.—V.
116,
to
abandon
Miss.,
p.
935.
operations on
and Vinegar
its
Bend, Ala.,
f
Volume
171
THE ^COMMERCIAL
Number 4887
"Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
the
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$367,182
railway..—
railway
income
171,
1948
$363,988
$357,408
154,438
82,313
154,851
69,921
...
trade
$279,996
112,873
54,710
166,512
82,101
from
ry.
1,281,550
469,220
income
171,
It
was
reported
time
171,
This
shares
this
Feb.
on
month
and
.
The
to
in
of
ment
each
sidered.—V.
The
trust
and
will
company
receive
due
over
bids
March
period
a
of
V
171,
Ranch
deposits
properties
The
—V.
also
are
Monsanto
171,
New
the
in
Fuel
the
Associates
issue
Power
be
to
for
that
estimated
of
of
its
stock
natural
for
sale
and
legal
development
initial
of
The
the
supply
of
ry.
Option
Utah
on
certificate
a
Gas
Co.
at
this
J.
in
assets
has
court
and
North
Continnent
that
announced
24
Wilmington,
has
it
for
Del.,
England
by
$30,000,000
of
The
the
System,
for
will
proceeds
and
parent
of
required
tional
common
559.
share
for
p.
the
sale
1949
$555,810
9.033
"99,060
44,075
"124,244
"99,943
"223,310
"82,051
1948
,
1947
$657,876
the
under
company
Section 77 of the Bankruptcy
is Chairman of the committee.—V.
will
•—V.
171, p.
194.
Montour
of New York,
tion
$400
used
be
per
to
$330,000
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1948
$257,244
$253,241
January—
1950
1949
1948
$420,415
$313,637
130,477
$415,624
93,461
$383,878
railway--—__
46,017
of
"18,529
54,569
63,342
66,034
33,940
"77,282
"3,540
income—
171,
income.—
30,036
64,000
65,441
in
share.
171,
financing by the
First
that
and
payment
call
company.
to
was
Property—Private
Leased
with
expire
Dec.
on
purchase
$600,000
Insurance
under
31,
rental,
to
Fi¬
Co.,
lot.
payable
Ended
Dec.
the
decided
partially
was
the
to
instalments
it
financed* by
over
12
—V.
#,i.
income
at
The
1948
$855,790
368,790
332,914
11,393
17,810
168,024
reduction
share
of
the
debentures
191,925
$313,140
also.
in
1962
1,
at
104
interest.
and
National Railways of Mexico—Offer
United
railway
of
these
either
is
the
offer
of
the
eligible
Plan
A
American
by
Mexico
securities
55%
of
obligations,
of
that
securities
holders
excess
States
or
V.
$100)
for
Payment
from
Co.
is
will
the
be
declared
operative
B
under
(Pan
the
ry.
—V.
March
vote
6
on
proposal
a
declare
stock dividend.—V.
60%
a
of
March
Net
In
Net
—*
income—
"Deficit.—V.
171,
agent,
between
the
Bankers
of
American
funds received
it
the
meet
payments
United
on
Trust
Co.)
has
from
Co.
been
1,
1950,
States
Mexican
that
announces
Mexican
the
March
and
the
the
it
has
on
The
the
of
stockholders
common
March
from
all
28
will
shares
references
consider
without
to
any
par
of
is
to
with
G.
Nesbett,
total
$497,000
end of
President,
on
approximately
or
$8.91
per
Feb. 28
$555,000
share,
changing the
value
to
$1
the
of
the last fiscal year.—V.
Niagara
its
Hudson- by
stock.
common
net
share,
Nov.
30,
of
notification
at
100.
No
400
with
'
SEC
the
of
shares
1949
$551,513
"33,688
"103,572
value;
170,
assets
plan
for
'•
851.
hearing
March
on
28,276 shares of common stock
close of the New
after the
made
Ohio Public Service
See also V. 171,
:
10.
Secondary Distribution—A secondary
—
distribution of
was
SEC
•
Ohio Oil Co.
•
for
March 10—
this company of The
into
merger
has been scheduled
of
the
change
Feb. 28 at $26.62x/2
on
count of
York
(no par)
Stock
45
Ex¬
share, with dealers' dis¬
per
cents per
share. The distribution was made
through The First Boston Corp., Coffin & Burr, Inc., and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Oversubscribed.—
.V. 171, p. 465.
•
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
195# $*'•'
$79,659i ;
33,785
5,435
January—
,,
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway.
income
oper.
171,
1949
$81,353/
.
35,246
8,779
1947
1948
$79,470
29,235
8,584
$86,510
43,817
16,443
560.
p.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
Secondary Offering—A
—
offering of 7,400 shares of common stock
was made Feb. 27 at $35.87V2 per share, with
concession of 70 cents per share to participating NASD
a
members.—V.
171,
851.
p.
/
Omar, Inc. — Preferred Stock Offering—KirkpatrickPettis Co. heads a group of underwriters which on
March 2
tive
publicly offered 20,000 shares of 4V2% cumula¬
preferred stock (par $100) at $103 per
accrued dividends from March 1, 1950.
This
convertible
share and
offering is subject to 16,933 of these shares being offered
by the company in exchange for presently outstanding
6% cumulative preferred stock, share for share, plus
payment to the company of $1 per share in cash.—V. 171,
p. 697.
Oregon-Washington
are
capital.
RR.
Navigation
&
Co.—Partial
Redemption—
The
of
1949
1948
$766,206
$753,433
$723,475
$733,937
170,038
168,464
115,448
58,291
44,556
41,010
company
for redemption on April 1, next, $541,000
series A, due Oct. 1, 1960, at 101V*
be made at the company's office, Room
called
has
refunding mortgage bonds,
3%
146,417
63,179
and
1947
interest.
Payment
will
2822, 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y,—V. 169, p. 807.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Registers
With SEC—
Feb. 23 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 1,656,156 shares of common stock (par $25) to be offered to
common
stockholders about March 20 at the rate of one new share
Ry.—Earnings—
*
1949
for
$11,853,486 $14,801,038
2,321,195
4,169,874
—
1,4 85,056
2,669,217
1,454,703
_
Feb.
announced
plan
each
amendment.
owned.
shares
five
Unsubscribed
will
shares
pany's construction
for
of
the
all
23
assets
the
by
distribution
its
among
except
its
Approved
SEC,
the Commission
the security holders of
interest in a foreign
found
that
the
provisions
the
of
plan
and
the
North Continent's security holders
equitable to all interests affected.
*
'•
of
the
(no
the
three
of
Under
preferred cash
subsidiaries
Falls
Gas
of
Co.,
common
shares;
&
Storage
all
The
a
available
preferred
stock
of
Co.,
of
87,544
shares
all
the
of
Shore
shares
of
of
will
non-cumu¬
Oct.
also
Continent's
hold¬
of
stock
common
outstanding
Gas
Co.
common
all
constituting
(as
of $7
North
North
43,772
cash
stockholders
of
all
follows:
as
Ice
Cold
and
constituting
stock
shares
par)
and
166,746 shares of
plan, there will be distributed
the
par).
outstanding
common
31,
of
shares;
being 35.38%
will
(Saulte
Ste.
common
Marie,
stock
the
program.—V.
ern's
expected to expire April 5.
underwriters to be named by
to finance in part the com¬
are
by
used
171,
p.
697.
one
of
The
of
North
is
and
of
North
Continent's
interests
distribution,
properties
are
t
Great
in
sale
considered
of
most
such
will
are
interests
for
share -for
six
each
of
the
or
receive
now
of Great
North
held.
The
subscription
price
i»
offer
of the stock financing, which will approximate $81,r
rights to subscribe are exercised, will be used to reim¬
proceeds
316,000 if
the
after,
the
all
company's treasury, for construction expenditures.
There¬
remaining proceeds will be used to repay then outstanding
borrowings, from banks to the extent that such proceeds are sufficient,
therefor.
Such borrowings, made for construction purposes, both for
the
company and its
Nevada, are presently
remaining balance of
purposes.—V. 171, p.
wholly-owned subsidiary, Bell Telephone Co. of
outstanding in the amount of $67,400,000. Any
the proceeds will be expended for construction
851.
Inc.—Exchange of Stock—
new
the
stock.
not
shares
share.
The record date and expiration date of the
supplied by amendment.
No underwriting is involved,
The
of
the
mount
company
Pictures
United
the
North¬
Continent's
and
Corp.
Pictures,
certificates of interest in common stock
Inc., surviving companies under the
reorganization plan pursuant to terms ol
Theatres,
Inc.,
consent
stockholders
as of Feb.
8, 1950, a total of 81.34%
been exchanged for common stock of Para¬
that
had
Paramount
anti-trust
The
suitable
reports
stock
common
Paramount
common
desirable
Net
be
burse
of
Continent
new
new
per
to
common
outstanding
/
Northern
Co.—Registers With SEC—
on
company
Paramount Pictures,
67.74%
receive
Ont., Canada).
stockholders
Continent's
public
for
of
North
remaining 32.26%
for
be
Feb. 23 filed a registration statement with the SEC
shares ($100 par), which are to be offered
subscription by holders of outstanding common stock at the rat*
The
covering 814,694
1948)..
Continent, which is to be recapitalized on
one
stock basis with 64,616 shares outstanding pending disposition
its interests in its remaining subsidiary, Great Northern Gas Co.,
North
Rights
offered
be
proceeds
The
2,658,735
$109
stock
Great
The
compared
1949,
-
s
1947
$545,826
125,454
54,575
1948
$555,705
26,578
"60,927
common
Ry.—Earnings—
and
value
par
par
stock.—V.
that
per
on
of
1950
48,150 shares
preferred
iespectively
170, p. 2586.
of
underwriting. Proceeds
shares;
$9.38
lean
share
per
letter
a
working
Denver
announced
or
bank
the
company now has outstanding 43,772
convertible
preferred stock
(no
holders
ings
these
at
128.
560.
a
fair and
lative
of
Fund
common
and
income-^-
Commission
The
•
available
(The) Nesbett Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Higher—
John
of
proposed allocation of assets among
Ltd.
the
accompany
share
offered
be
to
corporation
The
Committee
1805.
p.
should
0.78
corporation.
de¬
Change Par Value—
on
stock
eliminating
on
p.
560.
p.
approved
of
also
which
for
10-year debentures
additional
decision,
a
this
sufficient
holders
p.
560.
p.
Pacific Tel. & Tel.
In
agreements
fiscal
Nehi Corp.—To
2438.
cents
filed
13
6%
railway
p.
171,
common
the
International
Necessary forms to enable
securities to accept the offer are
agent.—V. 171, p. 465.
railway
office
Co.,
North Continent Utilities Corp.—Liquidation
designated
Government
under
Mexico.
Mexican
of
Trust
due
The
Co.
interest.
Payment
trustee, 100 Broadway,
,
railway
oper.
171,
—V.
agreement.
American
Trust
exchange
in
25
operating revenues
railway operating revenues
railway operating income
income '
Net
to
2.
152,
secondary
(par $15)
January—
Suisse,
fiscal
As
to
Norfolk & Western
as
the
increase
RR.—Earnings—
$568,249
"25,614
"119,589
railway
railway
accrued
requirement
for
Railway
Government
Stock Div.
to
The company on
Operative—
Mexican
;
which calls for the expenditure of $51,800,000,
disclosed.—V. 171, p. 465.
will
and
oper.
ry.
current
trustee,
successor
ad¬
171,
for
1950
from
from
Net
de
posit with
cash
Feb.
on
(par
Gross
Mexican Government as fiscal agent under the agreement.
Mexico, Ave. del' Cinco de Mayo Num.
2,
Mexico City,
appointed special agent by the government.
The following
banks have been designated by American Trust Co. as
paying agents:
in England, Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co.; in
France, Belgium
and Holland, Banque de Paris et des Pays-Bas; and in
Switzerland,
"to
the
Co., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC—
company
Net
been
Credit
101,
issue
.
851.
p.
used
the
Banco
has
1950, at
banks
the
bonds
the
corporation will redeem
5%. gold bonds, series A due
and
101
and
stock
January—
notifying holders of certain Mexican
of
at
York
reduction
a
171,
be
to
aggregate original dollar amount of railway
assent, has been presented for acceptance of
for
Plan
Trust
with
mortgage
Mohawk Power Corp. from $1.00 to 75 cents per share
of
covering $50,000 of
has called for redemption on April 1, next, through
fund, $125,000 of 15-year 4,/2% sinking fund
at
the
Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York,
Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 171, p. 850.
The
agreement
$1.76
tax
made
140
the
Norfolk Southern
April
that
28
mortgage
2586
pp.
equivalent,
Noon Bag
The
the sinking
due
Feb.
1950,
New
common
result
amount
See
697.
corporation
the
approved
first
1,
The
.170,
stock of Niagara
National Gas & Oil Corp.—Partial Redemption—
operation of
Life
Syracuse.
.
on
May
on
made
The
was
$822,351
_
expenses
income
share
p.
of
24
.
outstanding
York.—V.
each
an
1949
income
171,
received
Metropolitan
Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—Bank Loan Reduced—
Life
$1.54
Federal
per
and
Co.
existing 5% first
next interest date, May 1,
stock
Net
Earnings
securities have been
these
Insurance
the
announced
1951
be
New
years.
$274,144
Provision for
Life
Co.
Feb.
on
,
its
1,
of
sale
Mutual
of
period
a
the
of
notes.—V.
Executive Vice-President,
1950
from
Net
Corp.—Arranges
the
ACCOUNT
31—
less other
expenses,
Deposit
the
on
was
of
will
plant
possibility
was
to'
Hancock
John
INCOME
Gross profit from operations
Selling, general and administrative
Other
of
Chicago
the building it now occupies
transaction has just been completed.
This
in
its
in
view
In
management
COMPARATIVE
6 Months
to purchase
Mutual
redeem
to
price.
all
purchase
price of $900,000
3'A%
debentures
of
lease
a
1950.
the
company
the
adjacent parking
The
of
operating
was
increased
to
and
directors
voted
Nov.
interest
Service
Calls 5% Bonds for Redemption—
Corp.—Buys
company
greatly
a
best
Trust
The
nancing—
The
Commitments
Northwestern
It
Nachman
Water
the standby and loan agreement
and includes the following insti¬
tutions: The Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York,
Fidelity-Phila#
delphig, Trust Co., jyhe Marine Trust Co. of Buffalo, Bank of '^h6
Manhattan
Co.,-Entire Trust Co., Title Guarantee & Trust Co., apd
753.
p.
$150,000
time.
program,
share
per
The group of banks participating in
is headed by The New York Trust
Co.,
The offering represents the holdings of sell¬
new
1975.
from
block of 53,000 shares of common stock at $11.50
ing stockholders and not
—V.
an
Insurance Co.
(The) Muter Co.—Common Stock Offered—A banking
syndicate headed by Dempsey & Co. on March 3 publicly
per
sell
parent,
aggregate
,
559.
a
York
corporation has "not received approval from the New York Public Serv¬
ice Commission, or has not consummated the sale
of, new first mort¬
gage 3V4%
bonds, due in 1980 and 4% sinking fund debentures, due
(A. A.) Murphy & Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—1
offered
its
an
on
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood on Dec. 28 publicly offered 6,000= shares
of 5^2% prior preferred stock at
par ,<$50 per share!
and dividends,
the proceeds being used to pay bank loans.—V. 171, p. 6.
v
off
pay
outstanding
and
to
or
capital stock from $2,000,000 to $3,200,000. It is the inten¬
the directors to reduce the par value of the stock from $25 to
of
"Net
agreement provides that the corporation may borrow this sum
May 1, 1950 for the purpose of effecting the redemption of its out¬
standing first mortgage 5% gold bonds, series A, if by that date the
68,716
oper.
171, p.
issue
stock
559.
p.
Standby
Agreement—Calls 5% First Mortgage Bonds—
The corporation has arranged a standby and loan agree¬
ment for the sum of $10,500,000, it was announced Feb. 24
by Richard L. Rosenthal, President.
97,04u
to
share,
$10,000,000.
stockholders
Gross
60,086
oper.
ry.
New
1947
1950.
1925.
$50,000,000 in common stock and serial
half of this year to finance its 1950
has disclosed.
The first portion
January
1947
railway—
from
from
Net
$302,866
1950
4,
company
Northwestern Pacific
The
1949
$95,462
•
April
on
23.—V. 167, p.
171,
and Loan
railway—__
railway—
lrom
8.
of
eight held.
the
at
yield
Merriam,
The
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Net
RR.—Earnings—
January—
Gross
U.
program calls for the sale in May of 304,500 addi¬
shares to common stockholders at the rate of one new
each
construction
John
Act.
Uhrbrock,
559.
Gross
1950—12 Mos.—1949
to
Northwestern National Insurance Co.—60%
New York
$1,168,877,256 $1,308,321,364
the
enforcement
and
Its security helders
corporation.
Ohio Edison Co.—Hearing on Plan
$66,688,902
V
dis¬
financing
$10
of
P.
p.
the
1950—Month—1949
be
The offering price will depend on market
However, it is estimated that the stock
As the second step in its program, the
company will take bids in June on an offering of $40,000,000 in serial
debentures, although the exact date has not yet been decided.
The proceeds from the two offerings will be used to finance the 1950
Ry.—Earnings—
$592,223
the
program,
convenience
171,
H.
$61,457,737
will
among
except its interest in a foreign
scheduled the matter for hearing
Electric
be
would
lines.—V.
ganization
E.
"Deficit.—V.
Period End. Jan. 31—
is
authorized
company
Sales
sale
.
ICC, on Feb. 2, authorized a committee for holders of. ref. 4s,
1992, to solicit authorization to represent bondholders, • without
deposit of the bonds, in connection with the proceedings for reor¬
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—Jan. Sales Off 7.8%—
applied
approval
approved by the commission Feb.
was
construction
due
by
common
a
-
The company plans to sell
debentures
during the first
The
an
Feb.
on
$480,000.
Algonquin
stock
"16,414
income-—
oper.
If
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Financing Plans—
application will be made
transmission
the
of
of
$509,475
railway
railway
new
560.
p.
"Deficit.
the
covered
its
vances
of
1950
from
the
to
dissolved.
recapitalizing.
Court
plan
New
from
gas
Provindence
shares
250,000
feasible,
Commission
is
construction
be
Juris¬
of the plan, the proceeds will be
and common stockholders of North
The company has received SEC authorization
additional 1,200 shares of its $100 par capital
Committee to Solicit—
of
of
all
The
Transmission
organization
and
sell
and
found
the
Connecticut
or
will
an
Upon
reserved
States.
England
to
with
distributed
be
permits
Northern.
Commission
,the plan of this corporation for distribution
purchase 125,000
Gas
engineering
transmission
Jersey
England
of
will
Continent
consummation
Continent
Great
in
the
Northampton Electric Lighting Co.—To Issue Stock—
to
proceeds
and
which
present preferred
the foregoing basis
on
SEC
District
Association—Purchase
the
use
New
&
It
the
from
697.
p.
Federal
Net
Ratliff, which adjoin the Humphrey
option.
p.ans to prospect the deposits in explora¬
tory work which may extend for several years, Mr. Christian an¬
nounced.
The company is conducting similar investigations in Florida
and other
western
areas.
Completion of these studies will precede
any decision concerning expansion of present manufacturing facilities.
holdings,
The
'
1949
Algonquin
of
connection
January—
850.
p.
option to purchase part of the exten¬
Humphreys Phosphate Co. of Denver,
Christian, General Manager of Monsanto's Phosphate
announced on Feb. 23.
The deposits are near Vernal, Utah.
Division,
in
New
with
necessity.
Gross
equipment
$3,000,000
for
6
years.—V.
15
Co.—Acquires
has obtained
company
York,
the
Gas
to
pipeline for
a
proposes
finance
stock
investigations
the venture is
Net
Chemical
phosphate
Colo., John L.
1.4%—
$7,664,392
authorization
SEC
proceeds
North
without
conditions
Phosphate Properties—
The
Electric
&
interests
over
7
Court Hearing—
1950
New York Ontario & Western
850.
p.
certificates
sive
solved
its
of
and
to
pf North
recapitalization
sale,
cash
to
Continent
170,
the
171,
Monsanto
If
of
incurred
in
gas
the
to
,
St.
in
be
Eastern
time.
to
company
will until noon (CST) on March 6
Louis, Mo., for the purchase of $3,000,000 equip¬
trust certiiieates, series NN, dated April 1, 1950, and due $300,000
April l, 1951-1965, inch
No bids of less than 99 will be con¬
bids
Avon
$7,560,349
par common
The latter is
cost
New
Algonquin
Equipment—
trustee
receive
the
Participating
railway..—
on
$1
planning of
are
Bids
the
of
points
1950
1949
194.8 <
1947,
$15,406,125 $16,788,653 $17,179,801 $16,063,613
from railway
2,916,846
3,218,051
3,366,821
4,051,580
ry. oper, income*.—'
1,413,474
1,512,218
1,523,815
2,155,569
Net
with
the
prior
distributed
of
Gas
of
the
effected
under the
contract
.
England
services
$1,680,000
January—
Net
manu¬
The
allocation
stockholders
to
softener,
a
—
Association has received
natural
from
1948
6,
194.
p.
defray
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Gross
into
diction,
purposes.
Corp. to manufacture and package the product.—V.
for- $125,000.'
to
the company plans the issuance
equipment trust certificates.—
that
24
of
■
697.
p.
entered
beard
Approved—
920,154
252,059
Co.
some
has
corporate
Maryland Oct.
liquid
(J. J.) Newbury Co.—January Sales Off
1947
$4,974,611
May Issue Equipments—
V.
a
It
immediate
effectuation
The
$6,456,177
$5,945,486
1,152,029
1,090,119
317,986 '
327,410
$5,690,309
railway..__
railway
oper.
in
distribute
Month of January—
,
New
1948
1949
for general
organized
"Neville."
name
—V.
1950
from
Net
used
was
and
Sales;——--
January—
Gross
be
to
advertise
security holders.
-
,
stock
common
2333.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Ry.—Earnings—
Net
of
(951)
1947
697.
p.
proceeds
corporation
facture,
p.
1949
oper.
net
The
shares
CHRONICLE
1949 publicly offered "as a specu¬
(par $1) at $1.25 per share,
Co., New York, on Dec.
100,000
Allied Products
1950
"
&
Dunne
lation"
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
January—
Neville Corp.—Stock Offered—1
■
Secondary Offering—
—
Goldman, Sachs & Co. on Feb. 27 made a secondary of¬
fering of 7,500 shares of common stock (par $10) at $38
per share, less a dealer commission of 40 cents per share.
—V. 171, p. 753.
FINANCIAL
&
decree.
who
have
not
as
yet
surrendered
for
their
old
stock
exchange into the two new securities are requested to send same,
together with letter of transmittal, to Manufactures Trust Co., 45
Beaver
St., New York 15,
N. Y.—V.
171,
p.
106.
■-
8
(952)
THE
Parking Services, Inc., 'Washington, D. C.—Stock Of¬
fered—James T. De Witt & Co. on Jan. 16
publicly of¬
fered "as a speculation"
120,000 shares of class A common
stock (par 500) and
60,000 shares of class B common
stock (par 100) in units of two
shares of class A and
Out
will
of
the
allow
underwriters'
a
selling
discount
concession
to
of
$1
unit,
per
dealers
who
the
of
underwriter
company any of
ment to market
the
Ihe
between
the
dated
Jan.
16,
firm
no
aforesaid
sell
is
nor
purchase
the
there
firm
any
commit¬
any agreed or minimum number of the units,
to use only his best efforts to sell such
—V.
to
acquire property and for working capital.
Dec.
on
22,
1949,
in Delaware,
and
main¬
its
principal oflice and place of business at 1419 Eye Street,
Washington, D. C.
Company proposes to engage extensively
parking and garage business, and intends to acquire,
lease and/or purchase, and operate, parking garages, parking lots,
other
any
business.
other
Park-O-Mat
for
cf
will
a
in
and
entered
Inc.,
the
Philadelphia,
with
l«o
Washington,
Services,
use
206,555
income—..
,121,169
92,495
155,810
134,593
88,520
oper,
171,
234,625
lend
themselves
the
to
into
D.
to
agrees
cities
Pa.,
of
of
contract
a
C.,
under
make
with
the
firm
Washington,
a
1949
etc
-
1948
$6,728,153
1947
J
delivery
D.
which
of
the
com¬
Baltimore,
C.,
to
Md.,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
part upon the number of
in
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
cars
6,892
352,000
$527,645
profit
Loan Placed
$564,347
Gross
$559,542
from
Net
Cr56,226
ry.
trustee.—V.
Net
Dec.
The
of
1949
720,795
stockholders
last
month
(par
value
50c 1
50,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
ry.
B
stock
(par
value
10c)
500,000shs.
125,156 shs.
bonds due
The
company is inviting bids for the purchase from it of $3,000,000
first mortgage bonds to be received at the office of Common¬
its
wealth
Services,
(EST)
a.m.
Inc.,
pir**
March
on
13,
tot.,
YorK,
r ew
1950—V.
N.
5,
Y.,
before
11:30
171, p. 851.
—V.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—To Redeem 3% De¬
bentures from Bank Borrowings—
for
informed
were
that
Privately—
All
of
the
outstanding 3% sinking fund debentures due Oct. 1, 1965,
have been called for redemption on
April 1, next, at 103.16%
and
accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Pennsylvnia Co. for
Banking & Trusts, 15th and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia
1, Pa., or at
The Chase National Bank of
the City of New York, 18 Pine
St., New
York
15,
To
N.
with
a
of
group
the
State
will
be
The
balance
of
The
in
of
the
purpose
has arranged
company
nine
banks, headed by The Chase National Bank of
York, to borrow $27,000,000, of which $18,000,000
equal annual instalments beginning Oct.
1, 1951.
New
repaid
above
10
$9,000,000
will
become
due
Oct.
1,
be paid
$10,200,000 series Y
equipment trust certificates matur¬
ing annually Jan. 1, 1951 to 1965, inclusive. Subject to
Interestate Commerce Commission
authorization, the cer¬
tificates were reoffered by the
group at prices to yield
from 1.40% to 2.55%,
according to maturity.
Bros.
Hutzler, 99.568 for 2%s.
certificates, issued under the
final
series
to
instalment
Y.
The
provide
estimated
of
bids
2Vt%
a
V.
10
viz.:
Salomon
and
171,
cost
not
freight
less
than
passenger
$6,025,000.
equipment consists
"A" units; 39 Diesel-
"A"
units; 27 Diesel-electric freight
locomotive-type "B" units; 109 Diesel-electric
switching locomotives;
and one Diesel-electric road
switching locomotive.
Associated
in
Schoellkopf,
the
Hutton
offering
&
are:
Paine,
Pomeroy,
Inc.,
Webber,
and
Jackson
Reynolds
&
&
Curtis;
Co.—V.
171,
754.
p.
of
the
share.
stock
common
the
on
•
received
be
SEC
authdrization
Electric
System,
for $80 per share,
used
to
retire
to
issue
3,750 shares
or
of
sell
Corp.
of
for
of
color
of
notes.—
America—Reports Rapid Progress in
several
Dr.
E.
W.
Laboratories,
types of single tri-color direct-view picture
reception is progressing
rapidly, and two of
types will be demonstrated within the next few
Engstrom, Vice-President in Charge of
Research,
disclosed to the Federal Communications Commis¬
171, p. 195.
-'•
Reading Co.—Earnings—
January—
railway
railway
ry.
will
1949
1948
2,316,780
1 063,080
560.
p.
Feb.
directors
Mack,
Jr.,
Chairman
to
Presidency of the
Mr.
United
States.
of
Sheldon
the
on
announced
t'-e
Under
a
For
21.
of
,
,
and
Alfred
N.
in
Steele
Mack
has
been President
Co.
last
charge
of
of
sales
March
and
prior
years
Walter
by
employees
plan, company officials stated.—V. 171,
Coons
Net
—V.
he
was
in
board.—V.
171,
director
a
fill
to
an
existing
$2,352,265
$2,217,795
324,016
201,639
53,570
682,975
275,638
308,323
Pet Milk
vacancy
to Finance
1950,
of
at
upon
certificates
representing called shares on or after March
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., 22 William
the
Y.—V.
sur¬
by
the
the
this
.
171,
St.. New
110,
p.
'
10,
York,
The
Associated
Growers,
Inc.,
Aurora,
With SEC—
111.—Filed
line
company on Feb. le filed
1,000
shares
of
class
shares
of
underwriting
capital
and
stock
common
involved.
research
The
in
the
letter
a
covering
932
B
(par
of notification with the
preferred
stock
(par
$100)
$25) to be offered at par.
proceeds
be
to
are
development
of
used
hybrid
for
SEC
Life
Insurance
—V.
decided
the
171,
P.
p.
In
order
an
Morgan
Co.
make
$356,483
share,
&
and
the
No
Co.,
The
In
has
company
of
$22,517
fund
of
purchased
per
share
$250,000
in
set
11,102
its
aside
common
recent
for
Nov.,
1949, the company used $100,000
price then was $20.89 per share. V.
171,
shares
request for
tenders
p.
on
Month of
to
at
an
average
tenders.
stock
was
buy stock
exhausted.
The
average
560.
Net
Net
railway
1950
operating
income after fixed
—V,
—V.
to
filling
$16
1949
3,036^99
ihcome_„_,.r_
556,971
763,159
447,174
charges
598 566
Pittsburg & Shavvmut RR.—Earnings—
January—
Net
ry.
—V.
1950
1949
railway____
railway
$160,582
$168,515
$234,801
48,764
35,315
77,618
income___
71,331
42,562
35,171
60,395
54,931
from
from
oper.
171,
p.
560.
new
the
program
$1,000,000
In
its
outstanding
Mutual
amount
of
Life
the
Co.,
$3,075,000.
852.
January—
p.
NASD
—V.
169,
of
1950
1949
Increase
$968,209
3.1%
196.
1948
1947
$187,793
p.
The
a
concession of 500 per share
offering
was
oversubscribed.
807.
Congregation
(Milwaukee,
West
and
Wis.)—
Bonds Offered—
Ziegler
&
Co.,
Bend,
Wis.,
Catholic
The
of
Diocese
proceeds
of
are
construction
working capital.—V.
Chicago,
Milwaukee.
to
of
be
a
used
to
new
127, p. 2606.
repay
church
temporary
building
loans,
and
for
to
Fund,
Inc.,
/
•
required
a
and
notice
registration
with
the
on
SEC.—V.
the
Exchange
171,
852.
p.
Association—Secondary Distribution—Paine,
concession
a
171,
of
500
a
secondary
(no par) at
share
per
to
852.
p.
finance
Stock Offered—
of the company and its subsidiaries a total of
20,000
of
common
stock,
for subscription
prior to
ees
shares
April 15, 1950, at a price of $10.65 per share, purchasers
to sell them prior to Sept. 1, 1950,
to agree not
to
loans
above
held
net
from
proceeds
to
are
used
by National
in
a
Bank
the
sale
the
of
20,000
shares
majpr part to reduce outstanding
of
Detroit.
BUSINESS—Company, incorporated in Michigan on June 20, 1919,
wholly-owned subsidiaries:
Shedd-Bartush Foods, Inc. (Illinois)
Elgin, 111.; Millers Food Products, Inc., of Detroit, Mich.; Shedd-
has six
of
Bartush
of
Foods,
Inc.
<Ky.),
of Louisville, Ky.; Southern Margarine Co.,
Southwest Margarine Co., Inc., of Dallas, Texas;
Greenville, S. C.;
dressings,
(viz.:
mayonnaise
and
Sales.
company
109,000
and
the
manufacture
margarine,
sandwich
peanut
butter),
and,
and
sale, primarily
(including salad
dressings
spread)
to
and
peanut
minor
a
products
extent,
prune
pickles.
reenforced
of
to
at Detroit,
owns,
concrete
square
rented
are
and
peanuts
juice
Foods
company is engaged
in
its own brand names, of
feet
the
and
of
brick
floor
Hostess
Mich.,
structure,
(of
space
Ice
two-story
a
Cream
containing
which
Co.,
about
and
approximately
27,000
affiliate,
an
frame
steel
square
at
feet
monthly
a
$1,200).
FOODS,
INC.
(ILL.)—Owns,
at Elgin,
111., a fivestory reenforced concrete and wooden structure, containing approxi¬
mately 49,000 square feet of floor space, which plant produces mar¬
garine.
*
SHEDD-BARTUSH FOODS, INC. (KY.)
owns, at Louisville, Ky., two
three-story structures containing approximately an aggregate of 160,000
square feet of floor space.
This subsidiary also owns, at Terrell, Texas,
one-story cement block and
feet of floor
square
steel
building, containing
approximately
space.
SOUTHERN MARGARINE
CO. owns, at Greenville. S.
C.,
two-story
a
brick and wood structure, containing approximately
floor space.
41,600 square feet of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
1%% promissory note, due Nov. 30, 1951
2 Vz% bank loan, due Jan. 19, 1952—_
"This
stock
note
val.
(par
is owed
NOTE—On
were
stock
so
shares
class
of
Dec.
amended
19,100
B
(par
$1
per
of
28,
A
and,
700,000
500,000 shs.
419,872 shs.
Cream
Co.
company's articles of incorporation
capital stock was changed from
authorized
common
stock
common
$1)
the
1949,
the
that
class
Ice
p
*$275,000
700,000
share)
to Hostess
FINANCING
Outstanding
$275,000
(par
stock
$10),
(par
to
$10),
500,000
and
19,100
shares
of
shares,
common
forthwith
thereafter, 156,200 shares of the com¬
mon stock
(par $1) were issued in exchange for the then outstanding
15,620 shares of class A common stock (par $10), and 156,200 shares
of common stock (par $1)
were issued in exchange for the then out¬
standing 15,620 shares of class B common stock (par $10); that is
to
an
say,
aggregate
of
aggregate
value
of
312,400
shares
$312,400)
of
common
stock
(having
an
issued in exchange for 15,620
15,620 shares of class B common
stock (having an aggregate par value of $312,400).
Forthwith there¬
after, an aggregate of 87,472 additional shares of common stock were
par
of class
issued
to
for
of
each
the
shares
so
A common'stock
were
and
stockholders, being
the
on
basis
of
28/100ths of
a
share
share
$87,472
already held, and, in connection therewith, the sum.
(being the aggregate par value of the 87,472 additional:
issued) was transferred from earned surplus to capital in
respect of such shares.—V.
171,
p.
698.
Sightmaster Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
Chase
National
Sinclair Oil
Boston
111., in Dec.,
1949, publicly offered $500,000 of first mortgage serial bonds, dated
Oct.
15, 1949, and due serially to Jan. 15, 1965, at prices to yield
2 V2 %
to 3(4%, according to maturity.
The Congregation is a Wisconsin
religious corporation of the Roman
cost
Mutual
Shedd-Bartush Foods, Inc.—Common
The
Catherine's
Z.
169,
make the Security Co. no
its capital stock will in due
to
was
listing
share, with
per
shares
members.
from
Bank
of
the
pointed registrar of the preferred
St.
Pro¬
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc. and Shader-Winckler Co. on
Feb. 28 publicly offered 120,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $12.25 per share.
This represents part of
the holdings of a major stockholder.
Concurrently, there
are being offered by the
company to certain key employ¬
Rome
long-term
Insurance
loan
merger
NASD members.—V.
and
Incorporated, The Connecticut Mutual
$997,974
171,
B.
Gross
the
of
American
on Feb. 24 made
distribution of 5,500 shares of common stock
Common
finance
increase
Co.
the
and
$3,770,570
2,444,625
171, p. 560.
Net
a
Rothmoor Corp.—Secondary
Offering—Lee Higginson
Corp. and F. S. Moseley & Co. (jointly) on Feb. 23 com¬
pleted a secondary offering in the unlisted market in
Chicago of 20,000 shares of common stock (par 400) at
to
$2,870,051
revenues
expenses
became
expand the production facilities
plant to include rigid conduit
Massachusetts
total
Calif.,
to
$6.37% per share (net), less
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
January—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Torrance,
and
company
for
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales
Up—
working
corn.
sub¬
Insurance
Feb. 23.
on
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
$865,421
cents
89
and
Pickering Lumber Corp.—Accepts Stock Tenders—
The
with
1950.
Sales
price
$250,833
compared
3,
California
negotiated
with
will
Jan.
cn
accessories.
has
common
1949—9 Mos.—1948
quarter.
Manufacturing
lias
of
loan
J.
per
1948
Cable
company
product
which
The
Privately—
seven-year
working capital.—V.
*
of
reenforced concrete,
1949—3 Mos.—1948
*$164,227
cents
Rome
of
company
Pfister
41
Andersen-Carlson
certain
to
.
effect
Shawmut
46,000
Expansion—
corresponding
part
add
withdrawn,
Corp.—Earnings Lower—Loan Increased
profit
"Equal to
the
119,87.2
Mutual Life
announced
was
to
The
to
be
a
Cable
Operating
Co.—Partial Redemption—
company
render
724,378
the
has called for redemption on March
31, next, 3,000
shares of its 4(4%
preferred through the sinking fund at
$ioi.l25
per
share.
Holders may obtain the full
redemption price
N.
1947
594.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
The
1948
Vice-
a
851.
p.
1949
$2,264,841
551,996
income—
oper.
171,
Rome
elected
was
ry.
1938.
i960
$1,953,644
railway
railway
from
Mack
1957
course
rental
852.
p.
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
Mr.
Coca-Cola Co.
R.
the
59,211,971
530,171
137,404
contingency charges—
existing California corporation,
The
the
Gross
1949
578,471
an
1.
Up to ten shares may be purchased
by each employee who will be
permitted to pay for these shares over a
period of 24 months, at a cost
of
$11.25 a
share.
About 26,000
shares are available to
since
operations
thereto
to
S.
1950
i,621,330
1
.
Since
The
employees' stock participation plan, announced on
24, employees of this corporation
may buy shares of stock in the
company at approximately 3 points below the market
value, effective
Richmond
of
Pepsi-Cola
to
number
a
promotion
566,687
longer
under
new
January—
the
beard,
Mr.
company.
was
brought
Vice-President
President
1
of
Steele
First
as
March
on
550,958
.
■
1947
$9,597,179
Feb.
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Mack Becomes Chairman—
502,980
SYSTEM
OF
income
used
SHEDD-BARTUSH
The
1,306,876
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Merger EffectiveTrading—
merger
referred
Remington Rand, Inc.—Stock Offered
Employees—
under
1947
>8,141,028
1L,307,440
York, it
be
and Shedd-Bartush
March
1948
$8
J,982,570
1,221,504
effective Feb. 21, therefore the capital stock of Security Co.
suspended from dealing on the Los Angeles Stock Exchanges as o!
bank
$8,494,583 $10,447,711 $10,110,809
1,378,760
1,761,971
1,436,225
630,183
675,299
478,037
income
oper.
171,
'
5
1950
from
from
Net
1949
$8,720,887
'574,786
and
PROCEEDS—The
t
Gross
Ry.—Earnings-
became
was
additional
outstanding
television
advanced
sion on Feb. 27.—V.
Net
be
to
aggregate of $300,000.
an
$300,000
and
Development—
weeks,
fixed
Security
adjustment1^
170, p. 1918.
698.
p.
more
RCA
will
No
second
This
locomotive-type
locomotive-type
preferred
instead a cash
issued;
conversion.—V.
par)
will
Development
the
—V.
the
are
be
each
of
$20,820,000
trust
certificates,
principal amount of this issue will be used
fohowing new standard-gauge railroad equipment,
the
Diesel-electric
electric
received,
Philadelphia Plan,
issue
an
will
England
($25
proceeds
tubes
aggregate
for
to
of
were
coupon;
&
The
and
other
for
of
for
common
(lie market value
upon
has
its. parent-New
capital stock
Radio
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Of¬
fered—A group headed by Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and Lehman Brothers on March 1 was
awarded
Two
based
company
New
winning bid was 99.0566.
Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.053
shares
of
Quincy Electric Light & Power Co.—To Issue Stock—
Pennsylvania
The
shares
consum¬
mation of
Halsey
2Va
common
1960.
redemption of the 3% debentures is subject to final
the banking arrangements.—V.
171, p. 698.
of
day before-the date
The
99
1,269,133
income—
of New
The
may
rate
The
the
than
2319.
p.
Colorado—Calls Preferred Stock
up to and including April
14, 1950, on the basis of par
into shares of common ^stock at the
price of $40 per share, or
fractional'
Y.
provide funds for
less
7
equip¬
$05,000
Stock Withdrawn From
converted
-will
March
on
$975,000
and due
1950
after
ceeds
is
mortgage 4Vfe%
company
company has called for redemption on
April 24, next, all of its
outstanding 4.40% cumulative preferred stock at $105.25
per share,
plus accrued dividends of 66 cents
per share, at the Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York, 140
Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Such shares
the
of
1950,
corporation has issued $500,000 of
Co.
the
to
Public Service Co. of
at
(CST)
noon
purchase
$8,162,456
ordinated notes due
The
vaiue,
the
171, p. 698.
The
company's earnings due
the sale of $600,000
general
insurance companies at 101.
The proceeds are to be
repayment of bank loans and for
working capital.—V. 169.
1961
1339.
be
until
for
Mo.,
*$2.29
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Bids for Bonds Invited—
of
will
company
Louis,
railway
railway
oper.
Balance
404,375
making arrangements for
Class
used
the
St.
January—
Operating revenues
Net railway
operating
*865,256
Public Electric Light Co.—To Place
Loans
stock
p.
391,024
Securities Acceptance Corp.—Places Notes
Federal tax is payable on
parent
to carry forward credits.—V.
170, p. 2133.
The
of
in
from
from
"Loss.
NOTE—No
Outstanding
106,792
St. Louis-San Francisco
$1,481,372
404,375
:
share
common
138,625
$1,534,023
472,285
245,993
January—
1948
$6,677,782
$1.63
shares
common
per
1947
793,223
EARNINGS
sales
profit after all charges Unci. Massachusetts
income taxes)
Earned
1948
$2,026,084
343,022
income
Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
Number
1949
$1,630,162
361,794
Equipments March 7—
bids
Net
(&
1950
$1,457,084
railway
trustee
Gross
Co., Boston, was appointed
31—
account
mortgage
344.
railway
on
Net
Corp.
Ended
first
ment trust certificates, series DD, dated April 1,
each
April 1, 1951-1965, inclusive.
No bid of
considered.—V. 171, p. 594.
7
159, p. 385.
Polaroid
Redemption—
April 1, next, for
on
bonds, 2%%
series
Payment will be made at the Har¬
trustee, 115 West Monroe Street, Chicago,
Savings Bank,
p.
oper.
receive
Feb.
reported that "in order to pay off
provide additional working capital the cor¬
poration in
1949 borrowed $2,000,000 from two
insurance companies
and issued 4(4% debentures
dated March 1, 1949,
maturing March 1,
1964, with sinking fund provisions." John Hancock
Mutual Life Insur¬
ance
Co.
and
New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
participated
equally in the loan. The State Street Trust
A
195.
from
Net
Privately—
on
redemption
377,500
__
W. H. Doble,
Chairman,
current bank
loans and
FINANCING
Authorized
170,
for
$37,000
of
and interest.
102.4%
Trust and
Bids
firms
Park-O-Mafc
terms
1976, at
called
fund,
January—
$6,257,632
5,376,816
366,000
(net)
Class
p.
'
been
sinking
1950
St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico Ry.—Earnings-
5,886,530
Cr74,723
taxes
Net
the
lor
or
as
sliding scale of payment based
parked by the company.
171,
due
Subs.)—Earnings—
$6,357,299
5,456,762
„
expenses,
have
the
ris
parking
many
Park-O-Mat car positioners as
the company may, from time to time,
require for its operations, these
positioners to be conveyed under the terms of a license agreement,
—V.
of
111.—V.
deductions
Income
,
There
560.
p.
Other
Year
has
Inc.,
1947
$496,734
Year Ended Nov. 30—
itself.
company
Services,
pany,
which
of
than
The
facilities
Company will
also
offer
a
management service
parking buildings, or lots, owned by persons
operation
1948
$654,422
Costs,
being
W.,
and
1949
$805,365
Pneumatic Scale Corp. Ltd. (&
1950.
the automotive
by
ry.
of the six-month selling agreement entered
underwriter and the company, said agreement
COMPANY—Incorporated
N.
Net
period
PROCEEDS—To be used
tains
units,
to
Monday, March 6,
St. Joseph Light & Power Co.—Partial
1950
$572,737
119,058
-
Sales
commitment
CHRONICLE
agreeing
within
into
has
or
underwriter
units
in
from
tho
from
.
The
FINANCIAL
railway____
railway
from
Net
underwriter
members
are
NASD.
&
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
January—
Gross
share of class B stock at
$5 per unit.
one
the
COMMERCIAL
City
stock,
of
$4
New
par
York
has
value.—V.
been
171,
p.
ap¬
852.
Corp.—Secondary Distribution—The First
Corp., Coffin
&
Burr, Inc., and Paine, Webber,
a secondary distribu¬
tion of 30,740 shares of common stock
(no par) at $22 per
share, with dealers' discount of 40 cents per share, after
the close of the New York Stock
Exchange. Oversub¬
Jackson & Curtis
on
Feb. 28 made
scribed.—V. 171, p. 594.
additional
(Continued
on
page 42)
Volume
171
Number 4887
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(953)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADINB
YEARLY RANK OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
'
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
t per share
$ per
LOW
STOCK
YORK
AND
HIGH
Saturday
Monday
Feb. H
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 25
PRICES
Feb. 28
EXCHANGE
S per share
share
49% Jan
13
l7/a
Jun
Dec
2% Feb
1
17%
Oct
21% May
19 Va Jan
3
Xl7'/e
Jun
23
Dec
21
Feb
14
Jan
44%
Sep
40% Feb
28
Jun
35
NEW
Highest
Wednesday
Mar. 1
Thursday
51
Dec
3%
54% Jan
Va Jan
Abbott Laboratories
21
3% Mar
21
Par
ACF-Brill
3
t per share
5
*50%
$ per share
51
51
51%
$ per share
50%
$ per share
51%
CO
23% Jan
11
Adams Express Co
42% Feb
14
Adams-Millis
50
507k
*2%
2%
27b
27«
2%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
2.400
21%
22
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
217/k
21%
217 k
22
22
3,100
42
*40%
40%
40%
41%,
1
Corp
*40
No par
3
2%
3
42
51
50 %
*41
50%
3
3
41 Va
*40%
Dec
43
Jan
13
50
Feb
24
Addressograph-Multigraph
50
50
49%
50
50
50
49%
50
•49%
19%
Dec
17% Jan
3
26
Feb
24
Admiral
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
25 V8
25%
Jun
11%
Dec
9% Jan
May
51 Va
Dec
26
11% Feb
9
Jan
5
53 Va Feb
27
22% Feb
14
25% Jan
9
51
18%
Jan
97lk
Mar
110%
Dec
2%
Jun
4%
Nov
3
Jan
24
13 y8
Feb
18%
Dec
16% Feb
15
73
Sep
67% Jan
4
71% Feb
Dec
3% Feb
14
4% Jan
77% Mar
3
85% Feb
2
Dec
80
Feb
25
83 % Jan
4
Jan
21 Va Jan
3
Feb
Feb
64%
Jan
82 Va
86 Va
17 Va
Jun
88
Sep
83
July
93%
Feb
6
Jun
8%
Jan
8% Jan
200% Jan
13
Jan
3
27Va
104
Jun
210
Dec
15%
Jun
19
Dec
247/a
Jun
30%
Oct
25 %
Feb
35%
89% Mar
Dec
83%
Jan
25%
Feb
Jun
88
Jan
37%
Jun
89 %
23
Alabama
3
Alaska
Juneau Gold Mining
10
Aldens
Inc
Mar
Mar
3
3%
5
17
17%
100
*70
common
1
preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
80
4%%
Ry
common
preferred w w
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No
$4.50 conv preferred
9% Feb 23
Allen
3
Allied
Stores
35 Va
35%
35%
*93%
94%
95 Va Jan
3
24 '
18
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common.No par
3%% conv preferred
100
11,
Alpha Portland Cement
11.
Amalgamated Leather Co com——1
35 % Feb
38% Jan
20
3% Feb
28
Jan
26
40
4% Jan
40
Jan
100% Mar
2
4%
26
113% Feb
6%
50
2
44% Jan
10
Amer
9% Jan
3
11% Feb
18
American Airlines common
51
Jan
70
Dec
x69
Feb
10
75 V* Jan
6
3%%
20
Jun
27
Dec
x20
Mar
2
26%. Jan
7
American
61% July
x7% Jun
69
Oct
x63
Mar
2
67
12
Dec
13
15
35
Jun
Jan
106 %
172% Mar
8
104% Jan
20
7% Jan
13
9% Feb
20
Dec
4 Va
101% Feb
Jan
3% Jan
3
5% Jan
14
3
Jan
Dec
105% Jan
119
Sep
183% Jan
190
Jan
18
Jun
33%
Jan
25% Jan
30% Feb
15
60
Jun
82
Jan
70% Jan
79
Feb
18
Dec
24% Mar
19% July
25%
39%
Feb
47%
Sep
44% Jan
15%
Feb
19 Va
Dec
18 Va Jan
24
14
Jun
7%
Feb
15
23
American
12
Jan
5
18% Jan
9
82
Jan
3
86% Jan
23
51%
Dec
49
Jan
13
57% Feb
27
American
115% Jan
16
133% Feb
27
V.3%%
32% Jan
36% May
Jun
13
35% Jan
27
Lowest
Highest
47/a
Feb
6%
Oct
6% Jan
6
7% Jan
30
Feb
197k
Dec
18% Jan
28
19% Jan
12
13%
Jan
21%
Nov
20% Jan
1 Va
Jun
3%
Dec
2% Jan
Jan
69%
Dec
Jan
19 Va
Dec
16
Jan
19% Jan
10
Jun
61 Va
Dec
54
Jan
64% Jan
11
44
6%
37
24% Feb
4
3% Jan
3
11
74% Jan
64% Jan
10
457k
Oct
51%
Dec
49% Jan
54% Feb
3
34
Jun
43%
Oct
39% Feb
42% Jan
18
3%
5% Oct
Jun
46
24%
Jan
5 Va
Jan
73
47% Jan
32%
57k Jan
48
31% Jan
Dec
Jan
34
7% Feb
97/a Sep
100
Aug
Jan
8% Jan
14
Jan
13
15% Jan
9
217k Feb
6
22% Jan
12
Dec
91
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
27
18% Feb
15
Jan
84
Jan
4
91% Feb
27
14 Va Jan
12
17
Feb
20
Jan
4
84
Feb
8
Jun
Jun
Jun
15 Vb
76
Jan
84
Sep
78
102
57k Jan
7% Mar
7% Mar
3
4%
Jun
22 Va
Jun
33%
Dec
32% Feb
6
34% Jan
96%
Jan
105%
Nov
Oct
104% Jan
3
106 % Mar
6% Jan
5
Dec
29% Jan
13
7
Jan
Nov
33 Va
147/b
Jun
5
169
Mar
3674 Jan
16
217k Mar
13
147k Jan
Feb
10
Sep
Dec
8%
6% Mar
25
176
.
Nov
3
7
13% Jan
Jan
178
11
77k Jan
19% Feb
10
2
32 Vs Jan
«
34% Jan
36 Va Aug
Feb
20
Dec
187k
12%
11 Va
32
11
Mar
73
28%
20
86
15% Dec
Feb
157/8 Mar
5%
12
30
22 %
Feb
11%
47k Jan
Nov
48
Jun
28
2
10
1767k Jan
30
7% Jan
25
9% Jan
11
44% Jan
26
487k Mar
23%
Jan
49
37
Jun
43%
Dec
3974 Feb
10
43% Jan
3
39
Va Jun
56%
Jan
53% Jan
13
577k Jan
9
142
Feb
Jan
27
34%
164
Dec
Dec
42%
Jan
158
40
141
Mar
Jan
145
Jan
13
277k Feb
18
Jan
150
Sep
Feb
2
28
Jan
24% Jan
3
21%
Jan
31%
Dec
2974 Jan
13
10% Jan
5
Dec
38% Jan
25
120
Jun
128%
Nov
128% Jan
5
16
July
20 Va
Nov
197k Jan
13
Jun
150%
Jan
146% Jan
3
Jan
76%
Dec
7174 Feb
17
7%
12 Va
Jun
138
60 Va
Jan
45
Feb
12% Jan
47% Mar
133
Dec
151
Feb
6
155
Dec
16
75
xll7% Apr
67% Feb
1177a Jan
25
3
10% Feb
6
32% Jan
28
5
94% Feb
10
Jun
80
4%
Jun
Jan
7 Va
Dec
85
69
Jan
Feb
5% Feb
48 Va
Jun
65
Dec
62
25 Va
Jun
35%
Jan
287k Jan
35%
Jun
8% July
2% Aug
26% May
For
Dec
Dec
108
55% Jan
Jun
15%
Jan
40%
Jun
Jan
99 % Mar
48%
12074 Mar
28
59%
■
28 Vs
Dec
11 Va Nov
4%
Jan
42% Nov
footnotes
see
page
94
•93%
94%
94 Va
94 %
20J
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
337k
5,500
88
88
88
87%
87%
87%
87 Va
600
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
36 VA
35%
35%
35%
36
*3%
*38%-
-
104%
3%
3%
45
*38
104%
3%
45
17
14
74
Feb
2
77k Jan 10
Jan
30
65
Jan
12
3
31
Jan
9
28
Vs Jan
13
317k Jan
12
37
Jan
27
43% Feb
24
106% Jan
20
109 Va Jan
U
Jan
12
547k Mar
1
19% Feb
11
2374 Jan
7
x51
9 Va Jan
4
Feb
15
34% Jan
13
3
20.
107k Jan
4Ta Max
x44% Feb
12
3%
3%
45
*38
104%
104%
104 Va
44%
44%
44 Va
44 Va
44
44%
44
11%
11%
11%
U-,a
111*
11%
li Va
xi
*
72%
104
102%
'
72 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
66%
63 Va
65%
*63%
64 Va
64 %
64 Va
xG3
113 %*
13%
13%
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
33%
34
20%
5,900
63%
*62 7/«
63 Va
220
12%
12%
6,900
2,600
13
20
3374
33 Vk
33%
337k
33 Va
337k
102%
*10174
102 Va
102 Va
102 Va
1027k
102%
874
974
8%
87k
87k
9
87k
9
7,900
*4 7k"
474
4Vk
47k
412
47 k
47k
47k
4%
4%
47 k
4%
4,b00
•
1127k
11274
112
1127k
110 %
1117k
188 Va
*188
188%
188 V*
188
188
2874
28%
28 V2
277k
28
76%
7674
7674
33
7674
110 V2
111
11074
188
t
188
111%
187%
188
29
23 7a
7574
76 Vb
400
112
188
2874
77 %
*76
111 Va
*18772
28%
27%
*75%
2,800
300
28%
4,300
76
1,700
*25
25 VB
25 VB
25%
2574
24 Va
2474
247k
2474
24%
2474
2,300
*47%
487k
487k
487k
49
497k
*48 Va
49%
4874
49%
47%
48%
*22 7a
2,000
2274
x22%
2274
22
22 74
22 7k
22 74
22 Va
2274
*22%
22 7%
600
1874
1874
*18%
lo
100
lo
*86
18 74
257 k
1874
187k
187k
877k
5574
129 %
*3372
*86
877k
567k
56
577k
557k
13374
130%
131%
18 Va
13174
347k
34
34
877k
33%
AND
•
HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 25
Feb. 27
187k
18'4
86
86
567k
5674
56 TV
1297a
1317k
131%
*86
34
Saturday
187k
87 Va
557k
55%
130
*86
SALE
Feb. 28
t per share
t per share
34
34
t per
share
40c
& Foreign Power com__No
par
23%
24
x23
23%
23
23 Vb
3%
3%
3 VB
No par
68
23%
•68
177k
68
1774
17%
3%
68
3 7k
677a
67
'
3Vb
66%
7
3%
667k
4,000
177 k
5,200
587k
1,400
547k
5474
547b
10,700
40 Va
41
41
54%
547k
407k
40 y8
57b
5
46%
*46
32%
327k
33
*7%
8%
77k
32 7k
77k
*7%
*86
88
5
5
49%
32%
*46
327k
77k
8
89
*86
15%
15 74
15%
*15 Va
22
22
22
22
5
49%
327k
8
157 k
1,800
22 %
5,000
20,700
15%
157k
157k
15
157k
91%
91
91
90
90
1674
16%
167 k
167k
167k
-—100
*83%
American Natural Gas Co
American News Co
No par
No par
674
*6%
307b
35%
674
34
6%
33
106
105 7k
7
*67k
7
*67b
3074
307 k
3074
30%
36%
36%
36%
6%
217k
14%
*175
177
77k
46%
47
4174
*40
American Ship Building Co___No
par
Amer Smelt &
Refg com
No
par
7%
preferred
American Snuff Co common
6% non-cum preferred
100
*40
*54%
*163
25
*40%
*140%
No par
26
American
No par
*33
Co
American Stove Co
No par
American Sugar Refining com7% preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
*11
*40 7k
4174
143
142
♦175
600
190
67k
*8 7k
674
IOO
30 Vb
307k
30%
307k
8,200
36 74
36 V2
367k
*36%
367k
600
217k
21
217a
207s
217k
55,000
147k
14%
14%
14%
147 k
29,500
*176 7k
1787k
177
4174
54%
164
77k
77k
77k
77k
77k
77k
47%
47 Va
47 %
47%
48
48%
43%
41%
40
40
407k
407 k
120
54
54
54%
54
5474
4,200
163
163
163%
*40
4174
53 7k
163
4174
142
53%
X4074
537k
163
164
*1407k
*40
4074
*41
*1407k
143
41%
143
2574
25
25 V2
25 Va
257k
25%
257b
33%
33 V2
337k
33 V2
33 7k
337k
337k
227a
150
1174
1174
11
11
43%
437k
4374
437k
4374
133
*132%
22%
227a
150 7k
150
134
*1317k
*10%
11
*1074
437k
44
44%
132V2
134
22%
x217k
217k
150 74
1507b
150%
21%
150
132 Va
73 V2
1547k
7074
71V2
119%
1197k
11974
119%
10
10
22%
23
*88 74
*6974
71
*69%
72
1
6%
25
*62%
50
No par
Anchor Hock Glass
Corp com—12.50
No par
Anderson, Clayton 8c Co
Anderson-Prichard OH Corp__,
Andes Copper
Mining
3074
120 V2
74%
15474
72
12074
737k
74
4,500
155
530
71%
72
*120%
121
3,300
270
155
974
10
974
97k
974
6,700
227k
24
23%
24%
23%
24 V«
33,300
89
*8874
90
87%
88%
88
88%
6914
*67
71
69
6 7k
63%
74
*5
63
30 7k
305a
71
227k
63 74
64
120
74
154%
89
5%
674
10
6%
63
57k
*63
6
*67
5%
9%
72
*68
6
6
6374
*63 %
6374
6374
72
330
100
6 74
2,600
647k
310
307k
14,000
307k
29%
30%
29%
30%
30 VB
307k
297 k
297k
29%
297k
28%
28 7a
28%
29
287k
287k
29%
2974
530
Va
43 74
42 Vk
43
4174
42
42 7k
42 Vb
427k
42 Vk
42%
4274
2,100
108
108 7k
*42
*107
,
1
*53%
54%
lo
21%
2174
*9%
IIIII_5
*3%
No Par
*3974
108
1087k
21%
20
74
74
21%
9%
90
300
2,200
154 V2
10
133
45,300
70%
89%
133
21%
7374
23%
133
1507k
154%
10
700
7,100
217k
69%
23
1074
4774
1507k
73 74
*8874
10%
457k
217k
15474
120
1,700
11
457k
1507k
7074
119%
50
4,100
21%
154%
*11974
560
1,100
1507k
70%
74
1,500
2174
737k
71
*129 7k
5,800
15074
154%
71
No par
prior preference
4174
143
33 7k
100
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
$5 prior conv preferred-
1407k
25
73%
5
4074
*
3474
154%
par
preferred
4174
143
165
26
73%
American Water Works Co Inc
American Woolen common
No
16374
33%
154%
100
40
*140%
77k
257k
25
14
177
7 7k
100
preferred
*175
77k
477k
47
11%
43%
*131%
5
537k
163
177
*175
774
7 Va
85
26
loo
100
54%
177
14%
*84
33%
100
common
77k
164
100
American Steel Foundries
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
*175
7%
46%
21%
6,400
85
3,800
36 %
1474
1,000
16%
7%
36
21%
15%
907k
167k
32%
36
147k
15%
907k
16 '/2
106%
30V2
217 k
15%
91
10674
307k
14 7k
40
*32%
30%
21%
86
33
67k
14%
86
107
67 k
21%
5
67k
33
*6%
7
147k
loo
*8372
•105%
207a
No par
674
16 7k
1057k
No par
7% preferred
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co
85
1574
*89%
105 V2
1057k
new.No par
com
67k
33
33
1057k
500
15%
167 k
*
8
227k
15%
674
8,500
*774
22 %
91
33%
327k
8
1574
16%
106
327k
*7Tk
2,800
87
157k
674
100
327k
327k
5%
227b
9074
*33
497k
5
15 VB
167a
*83 V2
*46 7k
87
15%
85
5 7k
497k
15%
90%
*83%
500
5
♦46
90
l
85
6774
22%
100
*105 Va
67%
6774
46%
No par
4,100
177k
5%
-
3%
58 Va
497k
32%
American Metal Co Ltd com_No
par
4%% preferred
100
American Molasses Co
.1
3 7k
3 7k
1,100
177k
5374
*83%
*4,000
5874
*40 7k
85
100
23%
23
23
17%
54
87
774
197 a
567k
40
217k
Share•
774
*19 7k
177k
53 Va
*1574
S per share
77k
1972
58
No par
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
66 V2
Sales for
the Week
17%
40
217 k
Friday
Mar. S
58
537a
15%
2,000
177k
407k
90
34
58
x40%
2174
34
130
5,300
1774
42
15%
131%
58
1
3.90%
37k
53
*88
1317k
23,500
17%
No par
com__
23
53
5
600
-
5974
5%
preferred
7
527b
*41
34
$ per share
*19%
*58
*46 Va
American Locomotive common
7
60
1
6% non-cum preferred
100
American International Corp_No
par
American Investment Co of 111
i
37 k
x
56%
Mar. 2
*597s
_50
com
6%
convertible preferred
American Home Products
American Ice Co common
774
1874
85
x557k
Thursday
Mar. I
t per share
7
34
133
85
PRICES
Wednesday
19%
A P W Products Co Inc
1,200
20'/A
3374,
19%
Archer-Daniels-Midland
73
*101%
197b
9
*71 Va
*
9%
*19%
3
51,400
337k
LOW
$4 preferred
1,000
11%
102 Va
7%
conv
3,500
44%
9 7k
19%
Tobacco
103 Va
Vh
33%
7%
Stores
i L
*101%
20
com
44
974
*19 7k
San'y
2,300
102 %
7%
Light
101
■U VA
500
3%
45
9%'
*10174
19%
23%
Amer Rad & St
12%
102%
44 Va
x20
*65%
*6 7k
Amer Pwr &
100%
72
-
*3%
*38
72%
104
73 VA
STOCK
Fdry
3%
45
45
*19%
&
3%
*38
11%
*44%
-
767k
com__
American Hide & Leather
$4
36
36
3%
45
.
lo
$7 preferred
7%
3%
*38
73
$7 2nd preferred A
No par
$6 preferred
No par
American Gas A Electric Co
10
American Hawaiian SS Co
10
6%
7% Jan
91% Mar
94
34%
73%
American Viscose
Corp common
5% preferred
217k Feb
38%
Sep
22%
Mar
Feb
Jun
79
94%
34 Va
1
Amer Mach
300
*93%
73 Va
preferred series A_100
YORK
19%
*87%
767b
American Tel & Tel Co
Jan
5,500
No par
American
8 Va Mar
Jan
21%
25%
3
76% Jan
Aug
6%
17
Mar
150% Mar
74
153%
.
22% Feb
121
Jan
5
34% Feb 27
49% May
135
18
42
Jun
31%
Jan
2
19 Va
130
166
3
35%
No par
American Encaustic Tiling
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
7%
35%
20%
Par
Amer
35%
87%
EXCHANGE
15%
35%
34%
*28%
t per share
t per share
$ per share
fper share
NEW
1,400
35%
1
Distilling Co
Highest
28%
35 Va
87%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
23%
35 Va
35
19%
28 Va
No par
Cyanamid Co
Range for Previous
Lowest
207
19%
28%
34
■
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred-
American
205 %
1,200
3,000
l
Colortype Co
conv
207%
20
87k
28 VA
73
25
American Chain & Cable
American Chicle Co
Feb
*8%
94'/a
100
50
200
90
90
20
73
100
23
6,700
38
No par
com
200
25%
34%
100
common
Pdry
80
100%
33%
No par
com
preferred
18
Dec
Co
preferred
Oct
120
Jan
25%
7%
American Car &
Mar
19%
Shoe
American Can Co
1
87
71% July
35 Vii Feb
99
26% Jan
Brake
convertible preferred—
American Broadcasting Co Inc
American Cable & Radio Corp
Jan 28
187%
21%
Amer
1,200
28%
20%
2
.
16,900
A
*93%
100
preferred
33
28 VA
*27%
10
preferred
110
70%
78
25%
87k
50
conv
Bank Note common
American Boscb Corp
12
32% Jan
Jan
2%
6%
13% Feb 24
Jan
35
10%
81
10% Jan
Feb
cum
i
2,300
*87
Petroleum Corp.
No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
40% Feb
40
6,100
17 Va
100%
89%
206
7,200
125
♦
Amerada
3
Sep
89 Va
110
22 7k
*-
No par
convertible preferred—
10% July
104
106
*19%
36 Va Feb
45
Jun
204%
20
13
Jan
July
208
28
25 Va
101
8%
89%
20
20
90% Jan
*88%
205
207
35
91
25
101
9
27%
34 % Feb
*79 Va
8%
*19%
17
80 Va
25%
101
9
206%
16
•79%
80%
9
23 VA
207
81 VA
9
20 Va
Jan
5%
9
*27%
13
80 Va
24%
*19%
Feb
3%
77%
*100%
207
86% Feb
3%
78%
25 Va
5
31% Jan
3%
78%
101 Va
9%
70%
3%
24%
*38%
70%
53
3 VH
79%
*99%
91
3
17%
3%
25%
*88 Va
3%
17 Va
•70
►120%
79%
80
*80%
3
•17
70%
*70
3%
125
3%
100%
No par
93
70
3%
•120%
17 Va
3
17%
17 Va
80
121
*80%
9
Corp common—No par
preferred
:
100
121
*99%
No par
.
22%
x24%
Mills
32% Jan
11%
*52%
22%
25 Va
92
16,300
11%
53%
22%
81%
*88
11%
11%
53 Va
100%
81%
2,500
24,400
11%
o
V3.
«
25%
227k
122
70
3%
80%
49 7
25 Va
53 Va
3
71
3%
49%
11
22%
100
41%
50
*53
227s
17%
*79%
*40%
9,100
25%
11%
3
17%
Allied
23
*120%
3
*70
3%
122%
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
s
21
6%
96 %
71
9 ^1
'—1
34%
30% Mar
3
17%
80
*80
gtd—100
Industries Inc
*119 %
25 Va
4,500
3%
53%
*100%
par
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
122
3%
5%%
3
211 Va Jan
*119
Vicksburg
Allegheny Corp
2
90
100
10
&
11 VA
*53
22%
2
Jan
120% Oct
Feb
53%
22%
11
4% Nov
43
Apr
11%
52%
22%
Feb
Dec
2%
37
11 %
52%
22%
29% Jan
19
Oct
26%
1
101
2
11%
*52%
X27% Feb 24
97% Nov
33"% Dec
76
Feb
25% Feb 24
Jan>5
94
Mar
Air Reduction Inc
3% Jan
18% Jan
3
165
t
121
5
11
-50
No par
$3 preferred w w
11
Dec
Apr
2%
110% Jan
Corp__lo
1
Equipment com
1
Corp new common..,
Affiliated Gas
9
4
64
23% May
Shares
2.50
Co
Acme Steel Co
47
Nov
40%
for
the Week
Sper share
10
Motors
11
14 Va
55/a
Mar. $
S ver share
27% Mar
46
Sales
Friday
Mar. 2
•
tper share
37
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
107 k
37k
40
*53 7k
2174
*9%
74
108 7k
109
109
•109
110
30
*109
110
70
54 7k
547a
54%
547k
547k
547k
547k
♦547k
55
500
22
21%
22 7k
22
2274
21%
227k
2174
22
7,500
10%
*974
37 B
374
3%
3974
3974
3974
107 k
4
3974
*974
47s
39
107k
*974
47k
4%
3974
39%
10 Va
47k
40
10%
4%
40
107k
47a
40
900
5,100
1,200
9
10
(954)
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Ranee for Previous
$ per
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per sliai
share
Lowest
$ per
J
NEW
'Highest
share
Jun
29%
Dec
26% Jan
Jun
95
Feb
89
5
Jun
8%
Dec
Jun
77%
Jan
69
Jan
13
77
Jan
38% Jun
51%
Dec
48
Jan
27
52
Jan
11
94
Jun
105 V*
101%
Jun
114
13% Mar
7% July
11% Feb
7% Jan
100 % Jan
27
15%
Apr
109
87
Apr
101%
Sep
Feb
102
4
15% Jan
105
Jan
100
Jan
Feb
50%
Nov
47% Jan
105 %
Jan
100% Jan
Nov
103% Jan
Corp common
Armstrong Cork Co
com
Artloom
9
Feb
59% Mar
104% Jan
5%
12
non-cum
Jan
12% Jan
14% Feb
6
A
47
Jan
41
Jan
13
46% Mar
3
Dec
68
Jan
28
70% Jan
5
Atl
77•
Feb
94
Mar
87
Jan
13
30 %
Jun
42%
Dec
Jun
112%
Dec
93%
102
Jun
Dec
99% Jan
89% Jan
20
40% Feb
115
5
Jan
24% Aug
22% Jan
19
25% Feb
58
52 % Jan
16
55% Feb
3
Feb
Sep
20%
Jan
Feb
7%
Sep
4%
13 y8
110
Feb
Dec.
15%
105
Feb
2
18
Jan
25 '
6% Jan
Dec
•4%
Jun
10%
Nov
47/a
Jun
7%
Jan
34%
Jun
44%
15
Jan
Jan
24
25
Jan
6% Jan
12%-Jan
3
37% Jab
5
4
8
ev8
*'75'%
50
28
7% Jan
Lin§s
»
Conv
50
*75V4
75
49%
50
*101
101%
*101
101 %
101
101
112
112%
*111%
112%
*112
112
101%
112
112
102
16
10
10%
10 V8
10%
15%
15%
15%
15%
106%
106 Va
*105%
106%
101
102
16
*15%
IOIV4
100%
101
10'/a
10
15%
Va
105%
*100%
50
-
50
*15%
10%
10 Va
15%
103
IOIV2
49%
13
*15%
15%
105
76
15%
30
300
15%
104
10%
1,800
15%
15%
105
3,400
Va
9,500
104
680
58
*57 %
101 Va
58
57%
101%
*101%
102%
57%
460
58
58%
105
105
53%
104V4
105»4
59%
104 Va
59%
59%
105%
104
2,300
105%
104 %
IO414
IO414
106%
106 %
104 Va
0,600
14 Va
*13%
105 Va
104 Va
1'04%
14
*45 %
.
1
'100
*87
A__100
10
Autocar Co
12
46% Feb
16
14
44%
45%
69
69
88
39
115
101 %
IOIV4
101%
25%
25%
24%
25%
55%
55
55
"
105%
*105
*105.
V '*23%
23%
7%
7%
*15%
15Via
1
■
4—5c
*6%
1.
6%
*13%
Mfg Corp (The) common—_3
$2.25 conv preferred
!
No par
101%
101%
25
24%
24%
54%
105%
23 %
7%
15%
7%
6%
6%
6 %
13%
13%
7%
44
44
6%
44
4,500
101%
101%
101%
480
24%
24%
25%
3,800
54%
55
54-%
108 %
22 V4
22%
8 %
8%
*15 Va
6%
*13%
7
54%
780
70
22
900
Va
16
6%
8%
9,100
16
400
6%
6%
1,200
13%
14'
6%
42%
21%
8
360
108
ma
16
6%
13%
6%
300
39V4
113
8%
42%
500
89%
38%
113
6%
7 Va
69
*87 Va
107%
16
43 %
42
6,200
113%
13%
13%'
6%
"
44
54
7%
2,400
24%
23
16
700
14 Va
46%
101%
105%
*20
16
71/4
7%
54
105%
8%
16
13%
'*
14
7%
101%
*24%
23 %
7%
:
101%
*113
104%
Va
69
89
39%
113%
*105%
70
89
38%
113
231/4
15%
-
14
46
39
114
54 V4
*104%
14 '/a
46
88%
38%
105
104 Va
13%
45 Va
*69
69 %
*87
105%
23 V4
-•
li4
104 %
69'A
88
38%
**54%
,
69
88
39%
38%
112'A
Avco
4
14
45%
101 %
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer-J—5
16
13%
112%
;
No par
7% Feb
104 %
13%
44%
112%
5
«.$1.20 V
*87
104%
14
69
88
39 Va
58
45%
45
69
'38-%
25
series
45%
69
common
common——No par
prior pref
*15 *4
*75 %
100
common
preferred
101/4
15%
700
75
49
1011/4
10%
250
11,700
75 %
76%
16
107
38,600
8%
49 Va
112
10%
8%
75%
75
IOIV4
15%
8%
49 Va
*15%
107
8%
97
50
*100%
16
8%
Shares
33 %
76
50
•
xlllVt
14% Jan
•-
76%
(3/,
9
101%
preferred
Refining
conv
9
112%
4% convertible preferred
TOO
Atlas Tack Corp—
No par
Austin Nichols commQn—A-No par
3
Feb
I SS
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder
16
16
i
3
5% Jan
Jan
Feb
8% Mar
■
12
17% Mar
'
110
25
.
9%
Preferred $3.75 series B_—_—100
7
Jun
15
9
96%
10
W
non-cum
4%
2
42
100
32%
96
*15%
Inc
F
G &
Atlantic
27
101% Mar
T
5%
3
Feb
'20
Jan
32%
96
9%
Sales tor
the Week
10
Atlantic Coast Line RR—:
73
,
32
96%
--No par
Dec
1
32%
96
—100
Feb
36% Jan 24
31%
95%
preferred-
Jun
108% Feb
31%
95%
*101 %
com
10 %
106
30%
95%
,>112%
Co
& Santa Fe
32 %
3
311/4
94%
100
53
15
31
—100
Investment
Atch Topeka
Mar. 3
$ per share
5
preferred
Associates
2
20
Friday
Mar. 2
$ per share
95
Carpet Co Inc___:—No par
Dry Goods common
1
2nd
Thursday
$ per share
31
5
1st preferred
7%
7
110% Jan
27
6%
$ per share.
30%
Associated
30
$ per share
Mar. 1
95
Arnold Constable Corp
9
PRICES
Wednesday
No par
preferred
SALE
Feb. 28
No par
convertible
9
Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb.27
100
No par
No par
S3.75 preferred
S4
AND
Monday
$ per share
lo
$6 conv prior preferred
9
104
16
105%
RECORD
Feb. 25
convertible preferred
Armour & Co of Illinois com
17
110
13
Jun
Steel
Monday, March 6, 1950
Saturday
4% %
Jan
17% Jan
4
80
Jun
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
12% Jan
6
Dec
30%
97 V2
Feb
19
3
Dec
Armco
30
113% Jan
10
9% Jan
Jan
1
9% Jan
9
xlll% Feb
15
3
99% Feb
13
Oct
Dec
95
33 % Mar
3
Dec
16%
13%
STOCK
Par
31
13
Jan
YORK
Sper share
77
%
YORK
EXCHANGE
19 %
49
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
&
13%
1,700
7
6%
41%
7
65,200
41%
41%
42
1,100
B
xl3
Jun
8%
Jun
14%
Jun
14%
.
15
Nov
14% Jan
5
12%
Jun
7%
4
Jan
10% Jan
11%
Jan
91/2 Jan
22%
Jan
18% Feb
15% Jan
25
3
13% Feb
16
3
11% Jan
11
14 '
Jun
25
Jan
60%
Jun
72
July
66
Feb
4
38
Jun
53
Dec
43
Feb
15
15
Sep
21%
Jan
16% Jan
3
Jun
41
Mar
36% Jan
16 '
36
39% Mar
97/a
Jun
26%
Nov
87 y8
Feb
12%
Nov
16 y4
72
Jan
5
48% Jan
4
20% Feb
39
46V4 Feb
25
57% Feb
3
14% Jan
3
2OV4 Feb
28
11% Mar
1
13% Jan
9
Dec
29% Jan
3
Dec
98
Feb
9
Jan
17% Jan
3
21% Jan
26
21%
Dec
20% Jan
6
23% Jan
30
86%
Nov
74
Jan
3
85i/2 Feb
2
33%
20%
6%
Jun
10 Va
27 y4
Jun
32%
30 Va
Jun
11 Va
Jun
10%
Feb
Barber
Oil
2
Mar
2
5%
Corp
Brothers
15
14%
15
14%
15
15
121,4
12%
15%
14%
15
12%
12%
12Va
12%
11 %
12 Va
11
IDA
12%
11
12%
11 %
12%
11 Va
11%
11
8,500
21
21
21
11%
11%
11%
34,600
22'A
13,800
100
common—'
preferred
Barnsdall Oil
:
Bayuk Cigars
Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
1
9% Jan
9
Beech Aircraft
6
Beech Creek RR
5
Feb
13% Jan
Eeech-Nut Packing Co
3
151/4 Jan
24
12% Feb
Belding-Heminway
1
14% Feb
28
Eell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co
Feb
15
Feb
Feb
10
87
Jan
3
341/2 Jan
13
42% Feb
16
Apr
11
Jan
9Va Jan
4
11% Feb
16
Bendix Home
17
Jan
1%
Feb
NOV
85
Dec
Dec
23%
27%
109%
25
May
23%
Jun
129%
Jun
22 V,
Jun
9
Oct
Dec
25Va Jan
Oct
12
1%» Jan
26V4 Jan
26% Feb
12
86
2% July
27%
6
Jan
106%. Jan
90
30 V2 Jan
13
139% Jan
21
144
Jan
13
28
9% Jan
3
31% Mar
11% Mar
33
26
Jan
13
36 Va Jan
5
34% Feb
1
Mar
2
Jan
9
13% Mar
3
S per share
79c
S per share
Jan
26% Jan
4
29% Feb
3
15 Va
Nov
14% Jan
13
15% Jan
12
YORK
14% Jan
5
32
32%
32%
32%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
Bohn
21
18% Feb
18
19% July
14
38% Mar
51
Dec
48Va Jan
42%
Apr
91% May
1% Mar
59%
Dec
55
98%
Dec
97% Jan
2%. Jan
1% Jan
26
38
Jan
Jan
6%
Jun
21%
Jun
32
20 Va
Jun
29% Nov
25%
Oct
*98
Jan
-18%
Jan
9
Jan
'29% Mar
95
Jan
15%
Jun
13%
Jun
120
Feb
7%
Jun
-61% July
'26 % Jun
9%
Mar
60
16% Jan
9
51% Feb
20
601/4 Jan
5
3
100
30*
Jan
9
2% Jan
11
38V4 Jan
9
9% Feb
18
32% Mai
24
21
3
Apr
8
^Jan
28
Jan
13
32
27.% Feb
14
29% Jan
3
9% Jan
25% Feb
17
29% Jan
6
102% Feb
23
105% Jan
18
Dec
36
Jan
13
12%
Dec
11% Jan
Dec
36% Mar
39% Jan
2
24
Dec
19%
Dec
125
Sep
13'A
Dec
76
Oct
35%
Dec
100
30
13% Feb
13:
40
102% Dec
-9
40
>
Jan
3
Feb
16
103% Jan
24
22% Jan
13
25% Feb
11
18% Jan
3
123% Jan 26
20% Jan
*124
Feb
12% Jan
3
74V2 Jan
3
14% Mar
76% Jan
4
39% Jan
20
341/2 Jan
Bon
Aluminum
Ami Co
Class B
27
2
Bucyrus Erie Co
27
27%
*27
27%
34%
33%
34
2,900
33%
34%
uH
34 Va
34%
34'/a
50.600
143%
143%
144 %
*142Va
*143
26%
26%
143%
26
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26
121%
12 1/8
26%
12'4
2,000
12%
12%
12%
13
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
10,600
X97%
Jun
«y8
3
122
Dec
120
11% Dec
17
Jun
98 V*
Jun
20 Va
Jun
3%Pie
3%%
Feb
Jan
12
4% Mar
Jan
3% Jan
21
3
1
13
4% Feb
24
Jan
25
24% Jan
5
Dec
102% Feb
10
105% Jan
24
Jan
22% Feb
3
Jan
14
24%
105
Jan
26 Va
30
Feb
36 Va
Dec
34 Va Feb
52
May
58
Apr
53
1
Jun
2
Oct
Jan
5
5
24
3% Jun
16% Jun
9%
98
Jan
.Sep
5%
Jan
22%
Jan
12%
Feb
109% Mar
8
»
36% Jan
11
55
4
19%
28
Jan
4
101/4 Jan
3
Jan
4
101
5%
6V4
11
10%
Jun
41
May
40
Jan
5
27%
23%
*23%
53
53
54%
55
55
Bush Term
Butte Copper
Byers Co
7%-
(A
&
M)
Feb
18
15
Canadian
15% Feb
18
Canadian Pacific Ry
For
footnotes
see
n«ee
20
Breweries
54
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,890
X/4%
14 %
14
51
14'A
51
5,200
50%
51%
50%
51%
51%
51 "a
51
57%
51%
57Va
4,300
56%
57%
56%
57
58
58%
58%
59
*9914.
99%
6,400
*99%
99%
*99%
99%
*99 V*
99%
1%
1%
36%
>
5
*1%
:
V*i%
'36%
2
36
36
-—2.50
9%
28%
'<
914
_15
28%
No par
'*8%
-
No par
-No par
«
30%
*28
25%
29
*102'%
2
28%
.
25%
8%
*37
37
37
*101
103
37%
103
25
,24%
76.
*75%
39 Vt
*39 Va A 39%
19 V4
18%
33 %
33%
34
19 %
19 V2
*
*98
100
%
19Va
'
14%
**9
preferred—100
*122
18%
125
13Va
75%
75%
75%
39%
*38%
39%
18%
18%
33%
33%
39 Va
34
33%
19%
18%
99%
88
90,
,19
>.
33 %
19%
*90
18%
9%
123
14%
14%
9%
9%
9%
*122
10%"
10%
75%
76%
■
r,;io%
:•
123
'*122
«•'.
10
10%:-
123.
v
14%
■
-
j* r/10 %
14%
9 Va
9
*122
•>
.
123
*36%
*101
24%
24%
19%
19%
125
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4%
4%
•
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4%
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11%
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4%
,
'22 V4
104
>:
22%
104
22%
36%
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53%
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1%
4%
21%
12
106%
1%
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*21
12
105%
*75
76%
75%
4%
4%
22
22%
22%
104%
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36
35%
53%
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1%
1
76
76
76
39%
39 % - 39'A
19
19%
191/4
19%
300
*34
34%
34%
341/2
1,100
18%
100
83%
*90
;
14%
*9
*122
10%
10 Va
75
75
105%
23
36
53%
4%
19%
18%
86
22%
*104%
22%
22%
36
V*
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r
14 Va
8,700
'9%
91/2
3,900
123
10%
4%
4
21
21
12
11%
11%
106
105%
1%
1%
4%
106
1 %
4
4%
4,400
22
221/4
1,200
104%
4%
23
23
36%
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'
70
23
36%
600
1,100
533A
/
4
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4%
2,600
4,700
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21%
100
11%
11%
15,400
105 Va
105%
43 '
*105%
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43
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43
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43
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20
20
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20
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20
*19%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
4
1 Va
11%
43
15
1%
21%
20
15 Va
210
11%
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15
4,900
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15
50
74
'
21%
106
510
104
36%
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4
200
123
10%
74
105%
53%
330
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141/4
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36
10,500
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90
123
36%
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86
14%
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533/4
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23
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;
100
,
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62,300
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19
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100
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125
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22
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22
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104
+-
200
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14%
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76%
37
103
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95
14%
36%
103
10
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19 Va
90
9%
14
87%
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19%
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99
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93
1
99
88
99
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99
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90
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241/4
14
19
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25
19 Va
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13%
'*75
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!
100
19%
18%
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36 Va
*101
24%
125 %
76
87V2
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No par
5,300
37
103
24%
13%
13%
99
—100
_
19
124
13%
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*101
.24%
'*123%
19%
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13%
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J
19%
124
'*85%
par
1
7,000
13%
13%,
"*18%'
1
38 »/a
13%
38%
13%
'*75
**39%
/No par
38%
38 Va
13%
13%
._
38%
13%
38
13 Va
19%
^—5
4,800
38%
*123%
1
1,000
25%
13
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28 %
28'A
38
*101
28%
4,100
10,200
103 Va
13%
25
150
B%
32%
25%
38%
37%
30'A
8%
31%
*102%
13%
103
*29
8%
32
25%
38%
'*24%
30%
2,300
103%
13 V4
'*37
100
500
'
9
25%
33
5
*
28%
630
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13
*101
100
8%
25%
103
*0%
31 Ve
28%
25%
36%
8%
30%
8%
31
103
37%
8%
38
;
_15
1
x28 %
25%
2
*31%
•
30%
8%
103
*102%
9
30%
29 %
25%
25%
103
*1%
36%
30%
8%
29
28%
25%
*102
8%
30%
*99%
2
36%
9%
30%
30
30%
99%
*1%
36%
9
30%
8%
8%
30
103
'
<
51%
57%
*99%
2
*35%
,
9%
30
51
57
99%
*1%
36%
9%
29%
81/2
30
-5
Ltd
55
54
14%
No.par
Canada Southern Ry Co___
20% Feb
13
54%
800
21%
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
5
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
-No par
16
2,100
15
54%
Packing common-j^No par
preferred
50
19%
21.800
24'/a
14%
22 V4
14%
28%
23%
20%
*103%
Oct
28%
54
-No par
Dec
*14%
24
14%
No .par
common
21
15
29
23%
55
participating preferred—100
15%
15
23
24
21%
.No par
Zinc
Jan
15
28 Va
14%
No par
—2
Jun
6,600
21
'California
5^>
8,400
12%
14%
common
Byron Jackson Co
15%
12%
21%
preferred—
i
Bldg 7%
500
15
Va
14%
^
preferred
Shares
28 Va
20
12.50
Butler Bros common-—_
4%^
28
19%
'7
42
*14%
14%
23%
23%
1
_
A
12
14%
4% Jan
6
12'%
27%
Callahan Zinc-Lead
24
12%
24%
10
Mar 23
15
12%
23%
26
12 V8 Feb
15
12%
*
15
Jan
22% Feb
28%
24
1% Jan
106
27%
15
14%
_
1%
27%
14%
14%
Bush,Terminal
3
27%
15
14%
5
11% Jan 23
77
Feb
2
tper share
28%
19%
9
Mar
the Week
1
Jan
'123
Sales for
Mar. 3
$ per share
27%
100
2nd
Friday
Mar. 2
$ per share
1
preferred
conv
Thursday
t per share
1
preferred
Burroughs Adding Machine—No
15
9% Jan 13
71
4%
400
No par
—No par
9% Jan
17
82
Feb
9
8% Feb
Jun
3
2
144
PRICES
23%
_1
Jan
13% Jan
I per share
144
Mar. 1
15
jNo par
'
$ per share
144
Wednesday
27%
i
Mar
SALE
Feb. 2S
23%
j.
Mar 27
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 27
27%
Bullard Co_:
89
Jan
Jun
'CO
'100
AND
Monday
"*14%
10
90
May
9
*143
Saturday
24
2
1,400
26%
—No par
Burlington Mills Corp
4
33%
143%
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
18
36,800
27%
9
11
Jan
900
1%
33%
100
10
82 V2 Jan
100
109
1%
33%
common
36% Jan
85% Mar
108
1%
12%
common
20% Jan
94
110
1%
8,500
4,300
89%
27 Va
preferred—
2
Dec
*103
1%
11%
25%
33%
Budd
18% Mar
Dec
111
1%
10%
254a
*87
89%
27%
2
Dec
Nov
110
1%
5
—
19%
84
112%
.
20.000
34%
common—
$3.60 preferred
Apr
91
'
1%
10 %
26
*87
1,700
42%
26%
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
13%
16%
*111
1%
10%
25%
41%
27 %
Bulova Watch Co Inc
95
89%
42%
143%
,
13
Apr
26%
89%
41%
14%
87
33%
1
21
Jun
10%
25%
89
41%
14%
*85
33%
100
17% Jan
May
10%
26%
41
14%
87
27%
(assented)—100
31% Feb
Feb
1.400
14%
*84%
33%
common
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Co
14%
14 Va
14%
87
3414
^
Bigelow
(The)
*14%
,_5
Brooklyn Union Gas
7%
14%
14%
14 %
*84%
50
34%
33%
preferred
&
1,700
*27%
Roller
Brown
1,500
14%
2.50
L
_
Boston & Maine RR
3%%
32
14 Va
27%
(The)
:
;_ls
Borg-Warner Corp coihmon_i—
5
31/2% pieferred
:
__100
Bower
32
14 Va
33%
Borden Co
Dec
Jun
112%
1%
..
32
14 Va
32%
34V4
;
Bond-Stores Inc_
Jan
Jun
*111
1%
x32
14%
11
LOW
class A__
18%
*7
112 Va
32%
42
*87%
7,600
14Va
Va
27%
Brass
36
13%
*111%
1%
90
*881,4
50
9%
32 Va
14%
Feb. 25
i.
&
Jun
70 Va
90
81%
8
10%
26%
26%
*86
*80%
*32
33%
Bliss.& Laughlin Inc—
12%' Feb
'77
26%
*26%
600
8%
87
Hi/4
23'A
32%
26 "4
42
11
1,900
*22%
*32
41%
41
11 Va
18%
32%
*32
*84%
41%
140
*18%
81 %
8%
103%
34
Co_
29%
*73
14%
*80%
8%
34 Va
*102
No par
Bristol-Myers Co
2
-
Jan
39
14%
87
8%
34%
102
70
—No par
7
9
Mar
Dec
105%
14%
11
1
Bearing CoEraniff Airways Inc__
Brewing Corp. of AmericaBridgeport Brass Co—1__
Briggs Manufacturing Corp
Briggs & Stratton
i
*
Jan
Jan
33
12
x24% Jan
9
7% Feb 14
28
10
Jan
3
Feb. 15'
x34% Feb
8% Mar
47%
14%
14%
*84%
41 Va
STOCK
Boeing Airplane Co
6% .Jun
13%
14%
87
32%
102
80%
*14%
14%
12 %
5
52% Feb
32%
101
80%
8%
12%
2
27
80%
8
12%
Mar
25 Va
*80
12%
Jan
Feb
23
12%
27
25
23
1
29
22% Jan
231/4 Jan
23%
14%
3-
25% Mar
23%
*27%
15
27
23
15%
4
Dec
81
27%
28 *
Jun
23
23%
*80
14%
13% Jan
Jun
18%
27%
12V4 Feb
Aug
18%
28 Va
14%
Dec
17%
19
*27%
14%
Dec
21
18%
32
101
39
11%
19
No par
14%
Jan
*23
81
*84%
.12
18%
No par
15
32%
23
,
11%
32
101
Black & Decker Mfg Co
(E W)
12%
32%
19%
Elaw-Knox Co
Bliss
11%
%'
*38
*99%
101
14%
Par
Jun
Nov
3,500
12%
39
_ioo
Jun
Aug
8,800
321/4
*38
No par
preferred
8%
13%
12
34%
32
32%
.*.
(Del) com
9%
18
5.600
13%
1
$ per share
30%
Jan
20%
EXCHANGE
Jun
64
2(|%
12%
'
,_J.
NEW
Jun
Aug
9,100
12%
14%
33%c
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet-.
Birmingham Electric Co
Highest
10%
Jan
50%
121/4
23
5
Best Foods _A_
Bethlehem Steel
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest-
Highest
22%
50
49%
12 Va
20%
STOCKS
Year 1949
4 per share
50
20
*80
common
10
Cum pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No
par
Cum pfd $4 div. ser of 1948_No
par
Range for Previous
Lowest
49
20%
32%
Best
Dec
49
19%
"
Benguet Consol Mining Co__18 pesos
Dec
38%
48
32%
12
Jan
38%
8%
11
36
38%
20 %
32%
2V8 Jan
1,500
48
8%
29% Jan
19%
19%
*32 V2
3
19%
4714
8%
4
19%
38%
32%
23
1,40(|
39
8%
20
44'A
20
100
Appliances
10
44%
47%
__10
common
1,300
45 Va
19%
*38
*32%
Feb
33%
141
19%
1
preferred
CoJ
19%
*32 Va
112% Feb
&
19 Va
18 Va
67%
12%
Beneficial Indus Loan
Jan
19%
_l
Bendix Aviation
4%%
44
,_10
:
1
Dec
44
•18
*65%
46%
^1
:
Mar
44
__50
Corp
17
44%
21%
18%
68
19%
19%
341/2 Jan
21%
*18 Va
"66 Va
38
*99%
321/2 Feb
21
18%
68
46%
19%
7
21%
6 6 '/'a
19%
32 %
16
20%
38
99%
98
Feb
19V4
19%
99%
37%
93
*43 V4
*191/4
32%
Oct
73 Va
*
19V4
*19%
common
Jun
21%
*18%
66%
3,300
46%
t
1
_No par
12.50
convertible preferred
85
6%
18%
66%
4414
J.100
3%%
12
24
21%
18 Va
441/4
Beaunit Mills Inc
;2.50
$1.25 div conv preferred
-No par
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%%
pfd—100
7% Feb
4
20%
191/4
67
*66%
45%
19%
—50
*
—
31% Feb
12% Jan
21%
19 V4
.■
'
29V4 Jan
x85
19%
69
'*44
*.10
—-^
Corp'—1
26
Jun
19
*67
CO—L—i_—„5
Bath- Iron Works
Jun
6%
14%
12%
'
Feb
16
14%
11
common—50
Jan
.
14%
12%
100
preferred—100
(Delaware 1
__10
Mar
7
3
341/4 Mar
102
Convertible
4 Va %
Oct
101
Bangor & Aroostook
Barker
Dec
1
__13
Baltimore & Ohio common
'
4c/c non-cum preferred—"
26
Jan
(B T)
Ipc
Ealdwin Locomotive Works
8
Jan
Mar
11 Va
22% Jan -23
15%
.
Oct
69
3
3
17%
56V4
Feb
11%
17% Feb
22V» Mar
Babbitt
15%
20
15%
106
*41
43
*19%
20
15
15%
110
-
—
—
100
40.400
Volume 171
Number 14887
COMMERCIAL &
THE
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCK
(955)
Monday
Feb. 27
Thursday
Wednesday
Tifesday
Feb. 25
11
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Saturday
Feb. 28
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 15)49
Lowest
FINANCIAL
Friday
Sales for
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 1
the Week
'
$ per share
40%
$ per share
Jan
$ per
$ per share
share
.:
'
'
•
Mills-
Par
$ per share
$ per share
$ per
$ per share
S per share
share
$ per share
Shares
51
Dec
48
Jan
3
50% Feb
1
Cannon
.—No par
*50%
50%
50
50%
50
*50%
50%
*50%
51
50%
12% Mar
16%
Dec
153A Jan
19
17% Jan
9
*16%
17
16%
16%
*16%
17
16%
16%
*16 3/8
17
*16»/8
17
50
56% Nov
Feb 23
561/2 Jan
9
Capital Admin class A common___l
$3 preferred A
1„_10
*55
56 %
55
55
*55
56%
55
55
*55%
56%
*551/4
56%
40
Feb
18
Capital Airlines
11%
11%
11%
1134
11%
11%
11%
11%
1.1%
11%
14,100
105% Jan
26
Carolina
Clinch
Carolina
Power
Mar
.5% Feb
100
9/e
Jun
55
;
Feb
108
Oct
102
8% Jan
13
Jan
11
13
12
Inc
Ohio
&
26%
Jan
33
Dec
31% Jan
Feb
1
25 %
Jun.
354/4
Jan
30y4 Jan
3
33% Jan
31
Carpenter
12%
Jun
IS Ve
Dec
171/8 Jan
6
191/2 Jan
16
30% Mar
37%
Sep
36
Jan
6
38
Jan
14
Carrier Corp common
Conv preferred 4%
8
Jan
4
6
Feb
30
Jun
131
Jan
26%
8%
Nov
45%
Nov
381/8 Jan 13
Nov
146
Jun
37%
Dec
100% Aug
23% Apr
104%
Dec
140
Jan
3
32%. Jan 27
X1041/8 Jan
18
34
83/s Feb
2
483/a Jan
24
Feb
Carriers
&
I)
Mar
36
105% Jan
3
7%
(J
Celanese
343/4
Dec
Jan
13
34% Feb
97
Apr
105%
Dec
1041/a Jan
3
1073A Jan
25
$4.75
Jun
132%
Dec
130% Jan
138% Feb
28
7%
13%
Jun
263/4
Jan
18 3A Jan
Jan
10
Celotex
15 %
Jun
18%
Jan
xl7
Jan
17% Jan
30
14%
Jun
17
Jan
15
7'A May
3
123/4
6
Jun
161/2 Jan
9
10
Central
47/s Jan
27
Central
15
Jan
173/4 Jan
11
1 0.'/b Feb
9
38% Feb
2
Jan
Dec
Dec
351/4 Jan
10
112%
Dec
110% Feb
9
liy4
Oct
Dec
14%
Oct
10 y2
Jun
14%
Dec
9%
Feb
13%
Oct
8%
Dec
104 Va
Jan
8
Oct
1.2
9% Jan 12
,
37%
43 34
33
33%
3iya
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
3 3 V4
31
31
30%
31%
*30%
31%
*31%
17%
1734
17%
18
173/4
18
37%
37%
37%
*105%
8%
1,500
45%
44
45
150y4
*150
151
30
35 3/4
36
4,500
*105%
106
35%
35%
35%
*105%
106
y8
33%
105%
105%
105%
105%
*105y2
106
*105
106
1381/2
138%
138
138%
137%
138
*1373/4
139
340
19%
19%
1934
19%
19%
19%
19%
*193A
20
1,900
17%
*i7y8
17%
17'A
17'A
171/4
16'/8
16'A
16%
16 y4
16%
163/b
16%
163/8
1,100
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*4'%
414
4%
4'A
43/b
4%
41/8
4%
10,300
1,400
19 34
1934
*17
Sugar Co
5
*16
No par
137%
I6V4
16%
10%
111/8
4%
"4
17'A
161%
10%
10%
4%
33
4
16
%
16
n
32%
331/4.
19%
*17
33
33%
*17
i7y4
331/8
8,800
1371/2
No par
—20
1
*8%
200
105%
138%
Aguirre
2,300
37%
44 y2
106
*105%
400
18
*37
83/b
3,800
32
150%
151
34%
106
*8%
100
33%
18
38%
500
33%
106
*137%
of
35%
*105%
104
18
*37
45%
43%
*150
104%
17%
8%
8%
45
151
3434
106
104
300
105%
33%
33%
*105%
100
1.
8%
44%
150%
35%
35
No par
common
8%
44%
151
104
10434
*37
8%
8%
44
105%
*104
37%
*37
*150
35
*105y8
50%
104
x31%
44
35
10
100
104
104%
151
*150
H3'b
*104
8 y4
8%
1
_
3311
No par
33%
8,700
300
17%
600
preferred series B vtq——100
*153i
163/b
16%
16%
Central Hudson G & E Corp—No par
Central Illinois Light common*
10 y8
10
10
10
10%
10
10%
10
10 %
10
10%
3,100
3,600
*36%
37
36%
3734
37%
3734
36%
37
36%
37
37
3734
6,900
—100
*111%
113
'/J
113
*112'/a
114
50
934
9%
*9%
101/8
9%
934
9%
9%
50
*12 34
13%
*12%
131/2
*12%
13 'A,
13%
13%
*13
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
116
15%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
,15'4
5%
4%%
Feb
27
91/4 Jan 25
lli/8 Jan
9
12% Jan 26
14% Jan
30
Class
B
113
37%
33%
Foundry Co
Ga Ry Co vtc_
Central
11 '/a Feb
9%
50
—100
preferred
Jan
36%
Nov
5%
Jan
24 y4
6% Mar
33%
17 34
25
preferred
preferred
Corp
4
Jan
1734
series—:
Corp of Amer com
1st
2nd
91/4 Jan
11% Mar
Jun
21
10
33%
*3112
common
4.20%
Preferred
104a4
10
Caterpillar Tractor common
12
*104
____5
General; Corp
Co
11%
No par
preferred
xl 14
31
Ry
& Light
Steel Co_
Case
28
151
1
__100
50%
preferred—
16%
10
*16
113
113
16
161/4
16
16%
'<
*1121/8
*
113
112
1123/B
112%
70
10P4
9%
10'A
2,900
13%
13%
13%
300
16%
15%
161/8
15
15'A
*
,,
Central RR Co of N J class A
-
South West Corp com—5
141/a Jan 13
16% Mar
1
Central
&
12% Jan
3
163/b Jan
24
Central
Violeta
7 3A; Jan
24'
8% Jan
3
Century Ribbon Mills
18 3/a Feb
15
21% Jan
7
Cerro
Jan .13
18% Feb
3
Certain-teed
15%
16
9%
28,000
*
6% July
14% July.
9 %
.
211/4. Jan
Jun
,
16%.'Dec
15
11
22% July
18% Jun
31%
Nov
291/4 Feb
31
Jan
31%
Dec
301/2 Jan
35
Feb
6
91;
98%
Dec
98
Jan
102
Mar
2
Jun,
5 ye
Aug
■: 91/2
Dec
17% July,
27
Nov,
77
NOV
85
,
281/4 Jan
3 y2
7
26
Jan
34% Jan
Jun
10
9% Jan
81/4 Jan
24
28
Feb
Feb
80
Feb
15
41/4 Feb
10
Feb
30% Jan
12
84% Jan
de
Sugar
Pasco
8%
No par
Products
—
preferred
20
20%
1
_
173ij
17%
17%
1734
convertible" preferred—100
15
6% Feb
24
12
May
93A Jan
3
12 % Feb
24
14
Dec
121/4 Jan
13
143/4 Feb
10
7lA
Feb
131/4
Dec
11% Jan
13
18% Mar
12%
Jun
201/8
Nov
19% Jan
5%
Jun
10
.Jan
73/4 Jan
:
Jan
3"
Jun
51/2
Jan
4%
Jun
8%
Jfan
Jun
34%
Dec
17
9%
I
3
3
.
28% Feb
23
(The)
1
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
5% preferred
50
10% Feb
18
Chic Ind
1
3
fi
5% Feb
18
.7% Jan 13
29
Feb 28
8% Feb
3
35% Feb
1
4
:
Jan
Jun1
15
Jan
11
Jan
3
153/4 Feb
20
24
Dec
36%
Jan
273/a Jan
3
32
F6b
21
21%
Jun
291/2 Mar
26% Jan
25
30
Mar
49%
Jun
55%
Dec
53% Jan
17
55% Feb
25 y2
Jun
393/4 Jan 13
Jun:
41%
82
Dec
56%
Dec
79
Jan
14
88
13%. Nov
12
Jan
30
10
May
2
10
46% Feb
3
Feb
21
131/4 Jan
13
Class B——
Chic Milw St
Series
A
&
xl3
Jun
2 Vb
£ per share
16%
,
Jun
Jan
-
$ per
8i%
*8%
25i%
25%
28
28%
28%
29
28%,
29
28%
29%
29
13% Jan,
•
4
18% Feb
82%
82%
84%
841%
83%
83 %
84
84
10
Jan
3% Feb
14
Jun
60
Jan
453A Jan
3
4% Jan
503/4 Jan
Vb
Dec
36
Jan
44 Vb
Jun
68 y4
Dec
303A Jan
5
'62% Jan 13
68 3/a Jan
5
34% Feb
24
3'5
30
26%
Apr
97%
5ya
Jan
32% Sep
105 y2 SbP
30
Jan
103% Jan
4
Jan 16
34
42%
Mar
4
109
Feb
29%
pec
26
Jan
24
29
Feb
Jan.
x20
59%
Dfec
58
Jan
13
67
Mar
63/e
Feb
79 y2
Jun
86
Sep
82
Jan
3
25
Jan
34%
Dec
31% Jan
13
16
Jun
19%
Oct
.16% Feb
16
19% Mar
20%
Jun
30% Jan
67
Nov
85
8%
Dec
7% Feb
„
25
Feb
7
7
11
Childs
4ac
36% Mar
Dec
43 y8 Jan
43%
Jun
105
108
Jan
Claik
3
46% Feb
112
3
$4.50
27
9
106% Feb
24
107% Jan
18
5%
Co
preferred
preferred
12 3% Jan
323/a Jan
10
Pitts. RR Co 7%
Special gtd 4% stock
Climax Molybdenum
13
36% Feb
25
Clinton Foods
13
110% Feb
28
4%%
Sep
82 y2
Jan
54
Nov
64
Sep
July
Jan
1075
101
Jan
3
4% Mar
2
24% Mar
3
14% Feb
5% Jan
5
Jan
11
18
27
143
Feb
77% Jan
5
81
Feb
1
Feb
25
165
Jan
3
138% Jan
4
Jan
1075
29%
Feb
89
Jan.
158
100
533/B Jan 21
54% Jan
Dec
42
y4 Jan
3
46
Dec
43%
•98
Feb
8
100
16 3/4 Jan
13
xl3%
Feb
17%
Jan
12 Va
Jun
15
4
cum
8
4%
434
434
8
8%
7%
8
29 %
30%
29%
Class
2
Jan
9
193/4 Jan 20
Colo Fuel
& Iron
Jan
173/b Jan
11
Jan
16% Feb
15
18% Jan
12
Dec
16
Jan
13
24
Mar
3
8%
Jun
17%
Dec
16 % Jan
13
26% Mar
3
4 c'o
non-cum
7-%
Jun
163/4
Dec
15% Jan
13
24% Mar
3
4^>
non-cum
17%
Jun
29%
Dec
2.8% Jan
3
31 % Jan
17
Columbia
16%
Jun
28 Va
Dec
28 % Jan
13
31% Jan
17
Class
9%
Jun
7%
Feb
15
■
1PA Feb
16
14
14%«
15y8
14%
15%
14%
15%
30%
3iy4
30%
31%
30%
31%
7,100
29
29%
29%
29 V*
29 »A
30
29%
7,100
*54
55%
v55»A
55'A
*54%
56
121/2
13 y4
*12%
13%
333/4 Jan
10
22 % Jan
30
27% Jan
10
Sep
26%
32 Va
Oct
30% Feb
15
Jun
22%
Sep
20% Jan
Feb
27%
Dec
243A Feb
4'
Columbus
Pictures
SO
&
s
J/8
12%.,
;
291%
-
55
55
300
44
44%
45%
44%
44%
9,000
87%
86%
8 6 34
87%
87%
2,900
121/4
12l/4
*12%
'13%
500
1214.
i
.
*107
107
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*173i
18%
3%
48 %
48%
32 <
31 %
31%
32
32
64%
-
63%
63%
63%
64%
3%
3%
4
49%
*31%
-
63%
1
34%
34%fe< 34 5 a
34%
34%
34%
107%
107,%J07%
108%
108%
108%
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r
64 VB
28
64%
•
7%
*7%
*86%33%
18 Va
*17%
Sales for
the Week
18%
$ per share
400
3%
3%
21,700
49 Va
491/8
4
49%
32 V
64%
»
Shares
17%
17%
*31%
980
:
32
63%
64%
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108%
30
26,800
■
1
9,500
109
240
28
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
3;300
64%
64%
66%
65%
67-
65%
66%
7,700
7%
7%
734
73A
88
86'A
86%
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88
33 %
32 34
3234
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33%
33%
33%
1,300
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18 Va
*17%
18
18
19%
3,200
251/4
600
18
7%
7%
7%
*861/4
600
88
25
25
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170
*120
170
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170
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170
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170
*120
75
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75
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75
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75
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75
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110
170
*67
75
25%
25 3 4
25%
25%
44%
44%
45
44%
111%
112
111%
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45%
111%
111%
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28
107%
28
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28
28
44%
112
28
107%
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v*27%
107 Vs
106 %
*25%
25%
44s/a
45 Vb
251/a
45VB
25%
44%
44%
112
*111
112
*111
28
28
28
3,800
112
28
28
*
106%
106 %
107%
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200
,
700
IO71/2
10
100
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72%
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72%
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72 V
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71 Va
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72%
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72%
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50
50 '
42%
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42%
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42 %
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42 Va
*41
42%
*41
41%
14%
133i
14%
I334
14%
14%
13%
13%
13%
1
36%
36%
36%
36 34
36%
36%
36%
36 3 4
109%
109%
109%
109%
10934
110%
1093/a
109 34
25%
4%
*140
*80%
158
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4%
4%
4%
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4%
25%
.
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
142
81%
159
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17%
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158
54%
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45
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53%
142
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159
99%
25
*140
31%
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161%
161%
5334
54
4%
-
142
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81%
159
54%
54
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*1220
•
36%
109
4%
4%
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25
141
142
14
36 3/4
109%
4%
25
141
81%
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81%
162%
162
163%
54%
54 %
54%
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443i
44%
44%
45%
45%
45%
46~
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99%
99%
99%
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99 %
993/4
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17%
17%
17%
17%
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18
17%
17%
18
133/4
13%
7,400
36V2
36%
4,400
1091/4
630
*4%
4%
3,200
24%.
24%
2,200
*109
*140
*81
161%
54%
142
30
81%
162'A
4,500
543i,
890
*1260
44%
45
45%
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17%
46
4,600
99%
20
18
2,100
1534
1534
16%
16%
163i
17
17 Va
17 Va
16%
17%
163A
17
*163/4
17
22
22 3,8
22
22 P4
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223<4
24
2,520
24
24
24
243/a
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
25 >4
25 V2
26%
2,460
22
21%
22
21%
22 34
*22P4
22%
22%
24%
810
29
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
29 V2
4,800
29%
29P4
28%
29
29
29
29V4
29%
1,500
12 3/a
12 %
12 3%
12%
34,100
15%
16%
15%
16 Va
15P4
Xl6
163/a
I6V4
15%
16%
13,000
2,800
*
*21%
22
*21%
2.50
30%
30%
29%
30 3
2.50
30%
30 Va
20
30
12%
12P/a
12%
*14%
14%
No par
*65
68
-No par
*31%
31 5 8
313/8
Co—-5
Elec
*17%
49%
863/8
*17%
1734
334
33%
*7%
'•
Mar. 2
$ per share
share
47'2
3%
86%
%
1734
18
33
7%
88
33
No par
22 %
22%
No par
25%
25%
63
63 Va
common
Ohio
34%
34%
18
Friday
Mar. 3
Thursday
Mar. 1
$ per
47
3%
47
63%
Wednesday
Feb. 28
18
*17%
*31%
*86%
System. Inc—No par
$4.25 cum preferred w w
Columbian Carbon Cot.
68%
18%
Columbia, Gas
*
,87%.
S per share
44%
Broad Sys Inc cl A
2
Columbia
66
43
'
Tuesday
Feb. 27
643a
*33
1st preferred
100
2nd preferred—100
5
10
Monday
$ per share
11134
No par
14
4
Jan
18%
64
100
20
12% Jan
63
18%
20.
—100
Feb
Oct
S per share
No par
14% Feb
Dec
13%
9,400
12,200
14%
12%
20
Ry com„_100
& Southern
B
2,700
.1
31
*'i2 %
Corp com—No par
preferred
conv
29%
29%
17,900
14%
No par
12% Jan
13
Feb
48 VA Mar
21%
b'c
Colorado
29%
2,800
,
30%
88%
No par
17%
29%
29%
100
1
Corp
19%
8%
151/4
4414
preferred
Internatl
19
434
8
31
4334
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No par
$3.50 preferred—
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Jun-
4%
sy8
14%
*871/2
:
com
Jun
434
8
30%
28
No par
A
Coca-Cola
Mar
9%
15%
87
pfd
(The)
Co
27%
9%
4%
■:
/
26%
9%
3iy4
44
:
2nd
cum
29
87
100
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7 c'o preferred
4%
.
1
29%
43%
gtd_
Clopay Corp
Coca-Cola
29
No par
Inc—
conv
7%
Jun
4%
7%.
4%
8%
88
:
21
141%
4%
5
j
27%
9%
8;ooo
15%
5
i
24.
172
5,800
5,600
9% J
5%
31%
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common—_1
Feb
Jun
27
9%
9%
No par
Cleve &
■
71% Feb
Nov
27%
9%
9%
44%
:
42
July
26%
30
100
__
4
70%
27
8%
5
3
133
26%
5
No par
Jan
xl24%
27
9%
64%
Cleve Elec Illuminating com
Feb
Feb
26%
9%
*27%
Equipment
29% Jan
5% Jan
27
.
64%
623A Jan
30%
18%
28%
37
Jun
18
64%
Feb
3% July
18%
27%
Jan
21%
18
87
Ry Co com—100
5% non-cumvpreferred
100
17
Dec
18
44%
City Stores Co
13
Jan
17%
106%
3
27% Jan
Dec
17%
»95a
_No par
73
15%
1634
541/2
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
109 Vb Jan
35 Vb
17%
Saturday
City Products Corp_.
Dec
105'A
17%
.^--100
Corp.
43
Dec
14,900
17%
34%
Dec
Jun.
13%
com——8.50
Elec
Dec
10% Aug
12
13%
32
61 %
2'4%
11%
13%
*31%
36 %
101%
5%
11%
13%
26%
,
No par
preferred
Aug
28 V2
5%
11%
13%
_25
—25
3
r-
,112% Jun
Oct
20%
5%
113/4
13%
29
C C C & St Louis
108
5%
11%
13%
541/2
t
3
10
13,700
5%
11%
3%
14
Jan
5%
5%
17%
.
10
Feb
28
700
13%
Feb. 25
8% Jan
Mar
46/700
84%
LOW AND HIGH SALE. PRICES
33% Feb
87
-.29%
11%
46%
C I T Financial-
100
29%
*83'/a
900
5%
3%
Cincinnati
8%
251/2
13%
*4534
6
81%
*251/4
11%
1
2
8%
25%
-
53i
28 3b
::
&
150
8%
*25'A
8'/a
25%
•
13%
100
Gas
3,100
.u
11%
6
Milling Machine Co^-lo
Cincinnati
500
33%
13%
55%
common
preferred
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
3
'
Co
5%%
28%
103
11%
5%
*28%
Oil
Cotton
*
13%
Par
Chickasha
17% '
1134
EXCHANGE
24
3,300
9,100
'
*1021/4
29%
8434
*54%
$ per share
share
400
20%
"
8 3%
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
share
1,200
7%
33%
33%
102
*2514
—100
.
'
8%
No par'
Pac, RR Co
30
33%
102
343%
101%
*81
.
preferred
"
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com
No par
$3 convertible preference—No par
preferred series A
Chicago Yellow Cati
;
17%.
28%
*29
29%
34
101%
17 3/8
253/4
w_100
Conv
29%
341%
101%
173/b
,
8%
5%
Is
29%
33%
101%
17%
2()
*25%
Chicago & North West coin—No par
Chic Rock
"17%
^
20 Vb
8%
No par
preferred vtc
*29
34
101%
STOCKS
Year 1949
$ per
& P vtc
17%
,
*7%.
8
25%
——No par
Paul
Range for Previous
Lowest
fly Co cl A—25
29%
20
15%
8%
——
& Louisv
101%
17%
19%
'
*7%
'20
8
20 3 8
20
*7%
*25%
Chicago Corp
51/2
*33%
,15%.
8
'
Chic & East 111 RR Co com—No par
Class A
i
;
40
Feb
293/8
34%
33%
Cab Mfg
2—;4.
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%%
29%
101%
*29
*101
No par
1.25
■
Checker
30
*7%
20
Champion Paper & Fit) com—No par
$4.50
8
X8
20
i—No par '
Chain Belt Co
8%
5
Copper Corp
Jun,
<
*15
9.50
Co^
8
12%
14%
1334
1334
*64 Pi
3134
31%
22%
22%
25%
25%
62%
12%
67%
13P4
*64 3A
12 3,4
12%
*13%
14
13%
'*
6434
68
*643A
31%
313/a
3134
21%
22 V4
22
22%
25P4
2534
25%
25 s4
62
68
62 Va
62
.
,
31%
12%
13%
68
13%
*66
13%
1,600
67%
31%
313%
22%
22%
22%
22 Pa
3,500
25%
25%
25%
26%
10,700
31%
2,500
Combustion Engineering
17
46%
Feb
16
64%; Feb
6
95
Jan,
107%
Dec
Jan
19
112% Feb
6
13%
Jun
203A
Dec
163/b Feb
10
21% Jan
3
25 Va
Jail:
30% Dec
29% Jan
13
31% Feb
21
7%
Jun
25%
Feb:
2%
21%
xl06
60 Vs
30 Va
.
Nov
343A
Dec
4%
Jun
Febr
57% Jan
105
Coihmonwealth Edison Co
31%
10%
28 P4
10%
10%
*10%
10 Va
28"%
28 3 4
39P4
40%
2834
•3934
28%
40 %
Consol'Edison
30
4
Jan
6
30% Feb 24
11
of N
$5 preferred:
3 PA
Y cdm—No par
6
Feb
21% Jan
163A Jan
13
19% Jan
30
108
No par
1.33 %
Jun
Dec
Dec
1023A Dec
6% Jun
9%
Dec
Feb
78 %
Dec
For
footnotes
see
page
17%
1634
2,200
27,800
108 Va
1,600
108
"12%
108
12 3/4
13
*12
*
12%
*12
1081/4
108
12%
13
12%
*12
13
900
12%
100
44%
45
44P4
45
44%
44%
3,700
17
.
173'a
17 P4
17%
17%
17%
4,100
11 %
*11%
113/4
1134
1
11%
113 4
11%
11%
6
Consolidated Textile Co Inc——_10c
*10%
10%
10%
10 %
10 Va
11%
10%
*11%
Feb
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 1/8
10 V8
1,400
14
Feb
24
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft—2—1
13%
14%
1334
14%
14%
1434
13%
14
14%
13%
14%
59,300
143/a Feb
28
Consumers POwer Co
35%
16,200
33
Jan 13
9
1123/4 Jan
28.
Feb
20
Ill
Jan
4
38 SA Jan
3
43
"Feb
1
Dec
Dec
17%
45%
17%
3%
30%
12
4L%
17%
44%
3%
29%
12 % Jan
109
37%
45%
3%
30%
3
110% Jan
X98
12%
45
3%
29%
3
Dec
-
13 Va
12%
354
30%
108
108
13
12%.
1,400
3%
25
Dec
Jan
108
108 Va
1,700
-32 Va
10
29%
3P4
30
13 %-
13 Vs
45 Va
18
108
*12%
1,600
28%
*321%
Jan
110%
Jan
*45
pfd—.—100
13%
1'2%
10
28%
32%
Jan
113%
Jun
108
10P4
28%
10
Apr
85
3%
2934
*12%
Corp„J.—5
Consolidated Natural Gas
_15
Coiisol RR of Cuba 6%
13 %
3%
30%
10%
28 34
X32%
-.
11
Apr
30 Vz
*
3%
29%
3,670
20,200
10 % Jan
103 %
Nov
;——
3P4
30%
40
9,900
9,400
18%
11%
105%
103
31V2
iop/8
47 3/4: Feb
Jun
31%
40%
3
93
313/8
x28%
423A Jan
Jun;.
31%
10%
46 % Mar
27%
31P4
39%
Jun
May
31%
28%
11 Vs Jan
36
31P4
10%
Sep
29% July
31 %
28%
,
Consolidated Laundries
Dec
313/a
39%
.
Consolidated Grocers Corp
12% Mar
31%
No par
Publishing Co
10
10%
31p/8
Conde Nast
28
1.2%, Apr
17
Congoleum-Nairn Inc„—
No par
Consolidated Cigar—
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
5
123/4 Jan
Jun
16%
6
14 3/a Jan
Jun
16%
3
108 3/4 Jan
Jun
16 34
6
5
7%
108%
17%
Feb
;
2
8
108%
16%
'
ll1/* Feb
8
11'A
108%
16 34
41
.12 3A Mar
38 %
108%
16%
30 % Feb
1-07% Feb
11%
62%
108 %
1634
109
2
Oct
8
62%
107%
163/a
X108 3/a
3
3
Jan
62 Va
10834
16 P a
110
3
15
14%
613/B
108 Va
16%
<"
Mar
33/8 Feb
109
Apr
563/4
No par
——25
Solvents
62 Va
110
100
preferred —L_
Commercial
x62
Jan
27% Jan
Jun
95
3.6OV0
common—i—10
10
Jan
Feb
13 Va
Credit
Commercial
;
27
x.32% Mar
29% Dec
11
10
Dec
10% Aug
Jun
243/4
.
Superheater' Inc
9'
1013A Jan 11
Jan
3
95 % Jan
9
17
35% Jan 13
3
102 % Feb
105 % Mar
2
193/b Jan
24
Jan
24
39% Feb
17
Jan
7
100
103
7
9% Jan
9
753/4 Jan 13
783A Jan
11
8 3/s Feb
20.
Consolidated
Retail Btores
Inc
*
35%
3534
35%
111 Va
111%
111'/a
111%
*109%
IO934
1093/a
1093A
*42 Va
42%
105
com——No par
$4.50 preferred
—
-
Continental Baking
$5.50
Can
Inc
*97
No par
Insurance
—No
Fibre
3734
20
common
$3.75 preferred
Continental Diamond
Continental
18%
Co com—No par
preferred—;
Continental
*104
:
*
par
102 Va
42
*104
42 P4
105
35%
111%
353/4
No par
$c4.52 preferred
:
—
No par
Container Corp of America corn—20
4% preferred
—100
14%
35%
112%
111%
111%
109%
42 Va
109%
109%
109%
42%
42 Va
35
,
105
35%
42 %
•
105
-
105
105
35%
11P4
3534
1113/4
;
112%
1.09 3'a
1093b
1093/a
10934
140
42%
42%
42%
42%
4,300
105%
105 V2
*104%
18 3A
18 %
1834
18%
18 34
18%
18 %
97%
9734
98
97%
97%
98
98
98
98
37%
373/4
38 Va
37%
37%
37'A
37%
37P4
37%
1*9
103
18 P4
*102%
103
5
9
9
8%
8%
10
77
77
76%
77%
*102%
8%
77
103
9
77
*102%
9
76 3A
103
*102Vi
9
*8%
76 P4
353/8
800
76%
103
9%
77
112
112
18%
*98
37%
*1023A
9
76%
430
106
18%
400
3,700
99 %
22fl
37%
5,600
103
9%
2,000
76 34
1,700
12
(956)
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
-
Highest
I per share
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
$ per share
l<
NEW YORK
Highest
t per share
FINANCIAL
YORK
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
&
CHRONICLE
Monday, March 6, 1950
RECORD
•
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
«
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
t per share-
$ per share
■'»-
•
t per share
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
Feb
65%
Oct
ll»/4
Jun
15%
Jan
56%
13% Jan
56Va
3
16%' Feb 28
Continental Steel Corp
14
19%
Jun
24 %
15%
Deo
15%
xl5%
16
23% Jan
4
26 y® Feb
15%
25%
25%
25 V4
25%
25%
25%
51 Va July
9
12
12%
Jun
49
7
19%
Dec
Jun
Jan
92Va
55
Feb
3
17
13
Jan
7
14% Jan
3
17% Feb
4
48% Feb
16
49% Jan
11
14
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
1.4% Feb
Deo
57 % Jan
3
65% Mar
30%
Deo
102%
Jan
102
Sep
21
13
72 % Jan
185% Jan
12
28
Dec
4 % Jan
Oct
2
32%
Jun
Jan
Jan
27
Deo
Jan
103
102% Jan 27
5% Mar
30% Jan
3
105
Jan
Jan
14 %
NOV
12% Jan
18
14
Jan
5
29%
Dec
28 Va Jan
25
30 Ya Feb
27
104
23
Feb
11
13%
Oct
19%
Jan
15% Jan 26
17% Jan
Jan
42%
Apr
39
Jan
18
40
Jan
20
Jun
30
Deo
27% Jan
13
33
Mar
94
Mar
105
Dec
102% Jan
11
90
May
Deo
99% Jan
3
99%
24
Nov
14
21
16%
Feb
20% Feb
28
15% Jan
4
'Feb
14
175
May
7% Jan
3
67% Jan
14
',13%
Feb
25%
Nov
16
8
6% Mar
,,
Jun
10%
Feb
-
-73.-' Jan
5% Jun
60 •:
55
Dec
160
May
3
Apr
31
July
12%
160
16% Jan
Jan
72%
Nov
49
Jan
Dec
Feb
-
105
,
Feb
20 Yst Jan
11
59 % Jan
Jan
6
25
19% Jan-
9% Jan
71
9
13% Jan
19
: Mar
25%, Jan
8%
Oct
145%
Oct
Jun
-52%,"NOT
Dec
43%
Feb
Jun
•4%
109
:
•
7
■18%
19%
24%
:
Jun
Mar
133
9%
137
-
26%
Sep
14
16
49% Jan
3
;
Apr
6% Feb
122% Jan
;
3
7% Jan
20% Jan
-3
' Feb
21
22% Feb
Jan
Jan
17
125
Jan
Jan
8
4%■%■
,
9% Feb
10
24% Feb
10
138-
-
Jan 20
25% Feb 25
16 Va
12%
300
16 y4
16%
15 Va
16%
49'/2
15%
*48Vb
15 y2
49'/a
15%
15%
2,500
49 %
*48 Va-
49%
*48 Va
49%
Curtis
2
13%
13%
13%
13%-
13%
13%
64
62%
63%
64
64
64
32'/4.
32
32
65%
32
1,510
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
4,400
101 »/4
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
*101
102
*101
102
*101
102
70'/2
102
69%
184 y2
70Va
69%
...
70
185
69%
*184Y2
l85Va
*184%
5%
5%
5Vt
5%
5%
2%
2V'4
2%
2%
2%
28%
28%
28 V2
28%
28%;
*102%
103%
*102
103
131/*
13
13
13
*29%
30
16%
39 V*
32%
32 %
8%
*6SY2
*39 Va
39%
39 %
39 %
39 %-
39 V4
39
39 Va
700
32 Va
pfd
1'
24
25%
-
<24%
130
•
18%
57
57
a.
20%.
.
*68%."
6%
7
■
133% "
53
24Y4
7
.
V
9:,
'128
25%
-
*
:
240
17%.
71
:
1,200
1,700
8%'
2,900
X24%
j
300
71
'
■
..
9
t
9%
23%
23 Ve*
<
6%
'
24%
1259;
24 Va
23 Va
53%
v
X8%'
23
24 V8
>.< 53%
8%
(
»
180
'•
-
400
8%'.
29,000
t
23 y84'
1,900
■)
130
>
'
*24
*24
24%
9
15% Mar
13% Jan
13
17
96
12
97
14%
Jan
96"% Nov
13% Jan 25
15% Feb
15
15% Jan
17% Feb
17
Jun
•
11% July
17% May
Jan
15
Deo
Mar
26%
92
,'22%
Dec
Jan
31
May
Jan
*16%
9R% Aug
Jan
3
24
Jan
5
29"% Jan
4
34
Feb
7
Jan
11
97
Jan
100%
Deo
97% Jan 24
7%
Jun
ma
Nov
11% Jan
9%
Jan
Jun
30%
31
29
Jun
43%
Oct
36%
Sep
Jan
40%
Jun
26
8% Jan
Jan
Mar
17
5% Jun
9%
22%
3
27
99% Mar
1
100% Feb 20
15% Feb
10
11
Jan
5
Dana
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp
5%
convertible preferred
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
Preferred
3.75%
i
'
24%'
?4% Jan 30
45
Jan
31
Deere <te Co
36
Jan
3
7%
1,600
■
Dec
12% Feb
15
13% Jan
10
Derby Oil Co
Sep
21% Jan
13
23 % Feb
28
Detroit
Jan
Jan
6
Feb
2
Jan
Jun
23%
s'. 58
9 Vu
4% Jun
Feb
a6% Jan
Jan
11%
Jun
16%
Jun
22%
31%
Sep
40
14
7% Jan
12
25
23 % Jan
9
6
5o%
xl2%
NOV
20%
24 % Mar
13 %
Jan
NOV
Jun
15
5\
58
13% Jan
11
Sep
45%
Feb
40% Jan
3
43% Feb
23
9%
Jun
13 Va
Dec
12% Jan
25
13% Jan
3
8 VB Feb
27
9% Jan
5
17% Jan 13
18% Jan
12
6%
Jun
9%
Nov
12%
Jun
18%
Deo
6%
9%
25
Match
101
S per
12 y4 Jan
4
35% Jan
28
50 % Jan
3
54% Feb
10% Jan
3
13
Deo
33% Mar
3
36% Jan
4
A—
15V4 Feb
27
17 % Jan
6
Dome
Feb
27
11
Dow Chemical Co
10
9
72%
Oct
57%
Dec
108%
Sep
108
Feb
20
110
Jan
30
123%
Dec
119V4 Jan
13
135
Mar
3
69 % Jan
54% Jan
13
13
82
19V4Jan
5
Sep
86%
Jan
30
11 y8 Mar
20%
Oct
19% Jan 27
14%
Oct
13
Divco Corp
Dixie Cup Co common
Class A
Dr.
112
63%
124%
Mines
Feb
2
20% Mar
14 y2 Jan
2
12
Jun'
9%
12%
Jun
15%
20 V4 Mar
Jun
13
Jun
16% Mar
2
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
38%
Jun
43 %
Nov
45 y8 Jan 27
Oct
172% Jan
S
19% Jan 10
Feb
24
15% Jan
17
3
12 3/4
16y4 Mar
23 %
30% Jan
9
10
19 Va Jan
7
88
Jan
96
Deo
96
Feb
14
96%
14%
Dec
12% Jan 29
May
96
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
3
3
13
96
Jan
13
Jan
9
Dresser Industries
25
*43%
44%
*43 %
43 V2
43%
43
43
43%
43%
*12 Va
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
12'/a
12%
300
8%
8Va
8ys
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
18 Va
8%
18%-
18%
18%
2,500
18%
17%
18%
<17%
18%
17%
18 Va
10,000
Saturday
Monday
Feb. 27
Feb.28
I per share-
4 per share
4 per share
13 %
52%
60
12%
12%
12%
12%
34%
12%
*12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
1,500
34%
33%
34
33%
34
3,300
34%
34%
34%
34%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15V4
15%
79
79
80
82
81
82
60%
61
60 Vb
60%
59%
15
——
50c
common
100
1
No par
(E I) & Co—
Common
Light
5%
1st
pfd
100
Corp
5
Eagle-Picher Co
1
Eastern Airlines
10
Inc
1
10
common
Stainless
Steel
Corp_^.
17%
*81 %
preferred
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
1% J an
3
11
Jan
7
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co—
Feb
23
Elliott Co
82
*81%
*8iy2
81%
81%
81%
*81%
81%
*81%
81%
40
20 y2
*20
20%
20 %
20 y2
20%
20%
20%
20%
13%
1,100
13
13%
*13Va
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
1,500
*115
11 Va
63%
63%
63%
125
126
102%
*
116
*115%
11%
10
Dec
6% Jan
13
14%
Jan
10% Jan
13
61 %
Jan
55
Jan
13
Jan
60
Jan
9
103
Jan
common—
61
Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
5%
16%
15%
2,900
15%
15%
55,400
46%
47%
Feb 27
Erie & Pittsburgh
5%
Dec
5% J an 25
6% Jan
11
6Vb
Jun
10 Va
Jan
8% Feb
14
10% Jan
11
6%
Jun
11%
Dec
'9% Feb
16
11 % Jan
7
36
Jan
61%
Dec
Jan
13
66% Mar
3
Ex-Cell-O Corp
3
Jun
5%
Apr
3% Jan
5
page
55
20.
4% Jan
10
Williams
Evans Products
15
15V4
16
15%
16%
15%
16y8
48
47%
48 Va
47%
47%
47
47%
' *180
2
29%
1
*16%
185
29%
17%
*180
*182
185
29V*
29%
16%
29
17
*16%
17Vz
*95
97
96
14
14
13%
14
13%
100
*97%
100
*97%
9
9
29Va
97
96
*97%
186
*95
14yB
100
*180%
186
29V'2
29%
16%
.17%
*95
97
14
14%
*97%
100
*180%
186
29%
30%
*17
17%
*95
97
14%
14'/2
*97%
100
.
*181
29%
30
171/2i17%
*95
14%
'97%
8,500
186
97
14%
3,200
1,000
10
3,300
100
8%
9Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
43%
8%
*8%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
-43%
19
43%
43%
44
19
3.600
18%
19Vb
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18V\
18%
37%
36%
36%
6,500
36V2
36%
36%
*36%
37%
*36%
2%
No par
15
50
2%
5
36 V2
2Ve
2%
38
38
38V8
38!/2
38%
38%
12%
12%
12'/2
12Y2
xl2'/4
12%
12%
27%
27%
36%
39
*71
74
25%
147/8
>
2
2%
1%
2%.
39
12%
267/a
27%
26%
73
72%
72%
*70%
*50
26%
51
51
*50
26V'2
14%
*50
15%
19,700
257/a : 26Va
15,000
2,800
18%
31%
26%
102
25%
102
1
67/a
67/a
67/a
67/a
67/a
67/b
11%
11%
11%
ll7/a
11%
117/b
11%
100
55%
55%
*55%
563/a
50
*60%
5
:
67/8
No par
5%
55%
40
15%
18%
*60r/2
100
15%
31
61
51
147/a
18%
5%-.
73
15%
30%
61
*50
15
18%
5%
*71
15%
30%
62
73
51
1,200
7,200
18%
RR Co—
1,000
5,000
27%
31
Corp
12%
26%
26%
25%
102
1'2%
26%
'37,600
27%
*30%
102%
12%
27V8
2
38%
26%
xl8%
102%
.
l7/0
38%
267/8
187/a
*102V2
1,700
2
26%
26%
25Va
800
26%
31
102%
26
8%
39
12%
27
*72
27%
lOVa
100
36V2
iy8
*38V4
73
26%
*70
*30%
Co—
16%
14V4
10
Eversharp Inc
Eureka
17
Corp common—25
preferred series A
Feb
5,700
21,000
15%
15
16%
47%
10
5V2% convertible preferred
5% preference
1
Erie RR common—
57% Feb
16%
16%
15
16%
13%
No par
preferred
Equitable Office Bldg
12% Mar
16%
16%
14%
16%
5
4%
7% Jan
16%
16%
15
14%
100% Jan
800
16%
14%
Deo
10%
3
(The)
preferred
Endicott Johnson
140
10%
15
50%
8
900
11%
16%
27
19 Va Feb
11
15
26%
33% Jan
11%
16V4
50V4
6
llVa
115%
15
51
Feb
11%
*115
16%
27
17% Jan 11
115%
*11%
16%
14%
30
115%
*115%
15
*50V4
Dec
116
116
16%
16%
*26%
Nov
2,300
102%
14%
3
18 %
124%
102 Vi
a
16%
4
35%
36,500
124%
102%
62 3
15
50
Jun
62%
124%
102%
62%
16%
Emerson
Jan
62%
124%
102 Va
16%
El Paso Natural Gas_
14%
62%
125
102%
16%
6
x29%
62%
124%
102%
15
3
11,
63%
125 Vb
102 Va
*115%
11 y4
15% Mar
29% Feb
*
116
*11
28% Jan
3
62%
125
125 »/2
102 Vb
102%
51
Xl6% Jan
200
2,100
7,000
81%
16
Nov
17%
13%
15
18 %
135
17%
20
13
Jun
132%
6,700
12,600
13%
Feb
12 Va
17%
109
133%
17%
133%
109
48%
1
common
Electric
110
2,900
1
20
Jan
10
"108
15%
60 y8
13%
13% Feb
Jan
110
15%
500
20
26
Dec
*108
17%
17%
50
14%
60%
132%
171/4
Oct
Jun
79% <80
61
17%
17%
May
8%
80
12%
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
16
2% Feb
42% Jan
18
37% Feb
15%
79 %
60%
47%
100
Jan
15%
81
60%
131%
xl7%
100
4%%
15%
79%
132 Va
17%
13%
,
59%
131%
2.50
Ekco Products Co common
15%
33%
5
100
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
preferred—
*108
60%
109 VB
34
*52%
12%
10
common
Jan
75
13%
5
2 Va
28% Feb 23
2,100
*52 %
Electric Auto-Lite
8
Shares
13%
52%
Electric
7
the Week
52%
5
67% Feb
-
*52%
6
25% Feb
Mar. 3
$ per share
52%
8
NOV
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 2
*52%
19% Feb
Nov
Thursday
I per share
53
38% Feb
75
4 per share
<
52%
46% Jan
28%
Mar. 1
52%
0
Jun
Wednesday
*52%
13
Jun
13%
Tuesday
•12%
1
24
17%
18
*37Va .37%
Jan
48
400
12%
13%
16
13
2,900
2,100
37%
35% Jan
11% Jan 25
2,000
<-
13%
42 Va Feb
see
*43%
13
37%.
Oct
footnotes
36%
14
Dec
For
"36%
37%
Dec
68
22%
36%
43 y2
13%
36 Va
July
^*13
'22%
44
37%
17%
3%
22%
14
45%
55
22%
36 Ve
38%
Feb
Jun
13
22%
36%
*37%
12%
48 Vs.
12%
22%
>
13%
33% Apr
13% Mar
2,900
38
32% Mar
Jun
4,200
22%
36%*
:
—
6%
22%
13%
10
10 y4
13
»
22%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
3%% convertible preferred
Duplan Corp
Convertible
13
—
6%
7
X22
62
38
12
51
7
6%
22 %
*58
38%
X8% Jan
Jun
13%
7
22%
61
*37%
Dec
Jun
678
22 Vi
*58
*8%
1
8%
iy8
7
61
No par
No par
Jun
34%
127/a
*58
*12%
■
Dunhill International
Boat
7,600
61
22%
108
4% %
600
23%
36%
.
133
6%
12%
23%
22%
1 »
36%
108
Corp
12%
23%
67/a
22%
36%
132%
Eastern
12%
23%
36%
,,<22%
'
55%
50%
*12%
23 %
22%
A-
13
12%
36%
108
Eastern
13
Jun
13
22%
54%
12%
23%
*58
22%
36%
56
12%
23 %
7Va
*7
.-v*2%
135
Eastman Kodak Co
" Jan
91/4
*12%
61
*106%
9
16% Feb
7
*58
55%
127/a
23 %
No par
1
29
Jun
61
22
common
24
Dec
4%
*58
56 %
*12%
No par
Feb
Jan
55%
13
23 Va
20,000
—No par
48% Feb
180
19
105
8,400
12%
23 y4
*133
Duquesne
32%
Jan
56
12%
Feb. 25
Ltd
DWG Cigar
Jun
100 Va
7,400
No par
10
Apr
51%
28%
$3.25 2nd preferred
20
14 Vb
29
28%
No par
Feb
21%
Jan
29
63%
13
23% Aug
28%
102%
Jan
42%
29%
*125%
10
,
28
5
6
6
28
No par
13
101
27%
57%
No par
14% Jan
Oct
29%
56
Preferred $4.50 series
13% Feb
94%
28
57 Va
Preferred $3.50 series
Deo
10% Feb
29%
57
10
16% Mar
202
6,100
28%
21
16 %
Jan
10
23
27
7% July
164
9%
22%
$4 preferred series A
11% Jan
9,300
9%
22%
64% Feb
116
34%
9%
22%
102% Feb
4
34
9%
22%
125'% Feb
4
34%
"
9%
9
10 y4 Jan
1,100
22%
13
113y2 Jan
Jan
10,200
35%
23
23 %
2
9%
600
43%
35%
23
60 Ye Jan
102% Aug
115% Jan
9%
23%
43%
23
122 % Jan
Oct
Jan
9%
*23 Va
35%
23
101% Jan 21
Nov
Feb
9%
23%
43%
43
2
Pepper Co
Du Pont de Nem
Jun
9%
150
2
Douglas Aircraft
61 y4 Feb
Jan
2
83 y2 Jan
97%
*23%
100 %
23 V*
No par
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Sep
15% Jan 11
40 % Feb
8
43%
23 Ve
20
Per
Jan
18
119
23 Va
*99%
>100
50c
16%
Jun
100
Diana Stores Corp
NOV
17% Feb
8%
6,300
33 3a
* per share
share
81% Jan
78
8%
33%
Distill Corp-Seagrams Ltd
38 %
Dec
8%
32%
9%
*23
EXCHANGE
24 Va May
16%
8%
32 Va
Diamond T Motor Car Co
14% Mar
Feb
8%
30%
NEW YORK STOCK
Apr
43
8%
30 Va
participating preferred
Range Slnee Jan. 1
<
■Highest
Apr
Apr
48%
8%
8
4
101%
8%
30%
5
Nov
Jan
8%
30%
50
common
17
July
12%
3,100
30%
—100
i
38%
Jun
14%
*35%
Western
'53%
Jun
10
&
Raynolds class
Lowest
S per share
Feb
45%
x
Highest
24% Feb
14%
STOCKS
Year 1949
tper share
14%
100%
35%
(The)
Range for Previous
Lowest
70
14%
*100
42%
,
37%
100%
14%
42%
7
&
99%
14%
*35%
22
Devoe
99%
99 %
14%
35%
ctfs for preferred
Diamond
98%-
100%
43
7
3
100%
98
100
14%
23 y4
-
22
2
*99%
98
8%
1
22% Mar
5,300
*99%
8%
1
39 V* Jan
33%
15%
8%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
13
33%
100%
15
8%
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
14
33%
42%
Edison
Jan
33%
23 %
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
36 Va Feb
.Jan
33%
'35%
Hudson
14%
Dec
Escrow
33
35%
&
11
33%
43 %
Lack
27
7,200
23%
Delaware Power & Light Co
13.50
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
Escrow ctfs for common
100
Jan
24
35%
Delaware
31
17%
22%
33
99
17'/a
22%
42%
Delaware
57 % Feb
*98
*99%
15
17%
22%
23%
3
3
33
*16%
22%
35%
17
14
32%
17%
22%
43%
14
Feb
32%
300
*16%
22%
23 %
10% Jan
52 % Jan
18
41,400
22%
35%
23% Feb
27
*17
y4
43%
3
Dec
18%,
23%
3
Dec
17
97
*14% -15%:
.
20
8% Jan
53%
16%
*96%
15 Va
32%
99%
29% Jan
30 Vb
17
97
*14%
22
100%
21% Jan 12
Jun
16%
*96%
14%
22 Va
15
16%
97
; 14%
*17Y»
*99V2
16%
*96%
14%
18%
*98 %
16%
97
*14%
22%
100
1
15%
*96%
14%
*96%
No par
common
preferred
Jun
'
22%
7
100
Deep Rock Oil Corp!
4
34% Mar
*17
1
B
ley*
97
14%
50c
19
12 %
15%
Decca Records Inc
13
15%
97
*14%
50c
35% Jan
Jan
15%
*96%
Dayton Rubber Co
34%
50
series
15%
-
20
Dayton Power & Light common
Preferred 3.75% series A
38% Jan
Dec
20
1
100
2.50 '
common
3
22
Jan
Jun
19
Mar. 2
Jan 23
21% Jan 23
92%
4% May
-
55%
62
56%
*60%
26%
.
102%
7
11%
56%
62
25%
18%
*31
*101%
7
11%
25ya
18%
18%
18%
32%
*31%
32%
102%
*101%
102%
110
7V4
7%
7%
20,400
12%
11%
12%
31,800
56%
57
*60%
62
57
*60%
57
62
300
800
10
5%
5V'2
5%
5%
5%
5%
9%
5%
5%
5%
1,300
9%,
9%
9ya
9%
9%
9%
10Va
3,500
;
5
10
10%
97/a
lOVa
1
Exchange Buffet Corp
10%
107/a
10%
107/a
.10%
107/a
10V2
10%
3
63%
64
*10%
61%
10%
10%
10%
64%
62V4
627/8
4,700
62%
64
2.50
*3%
64%
3%
3%
65%
65%
66%
9,900
3%
*3%
4
*3%
4'
*3%
3%
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.
;
11,300
4.
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23
129
x,
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8%:
x
128 Va
.
7%r
.:
i 134
t■•..■134
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12%
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s
-
129
134
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87
>
175
8% ':
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2,900
21%.
17%,.
10
-
57%-
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71
260
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18%-
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.
8%
-
5,600
104%'
56%
175
68 V a
33
104%.
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.
21%
17%
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8%
.
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7 V4
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24
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23%
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23
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130
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12
23%
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25%
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175
32
104%
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57%
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32%
104%
: 104 %
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;
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8%
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56%
1
>
23%
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v
56 Va
17%
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121'o
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104%;
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32%
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20%
17 Vb
*160
600
'
32%
104%
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t>
18%
8'/a
V l33Va
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%
105
>
105
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53
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32%
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:•
17%
69%
-.7
1,500
3,700
23y2
i33V2
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8
.
1004
:——
—
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Cutler-Hammer Inc
'
*132
__1"
'
.
13'/a
16%
180
8V2
23%
.6%
;
No par
common
11%
*23%
13
30
21%
%
17
71
*11%
par1
21
x
*29%
13%
16%
57%
*160
8%
.
6,400
*102%. 102%
13 Ve
30
32 Va
57%
*
29%
28%-
*101% 103
13 Va
16%
18%
>
29%
103
30 Ve
18y4
17 Y4
29 %
29 Va
13%
16%
18Y4
22
14,400
30 Ve
lOdYa
180
9,800
2%
16%
105.'
*17
5%
2%
30
104%
* 22
28 %
5%
2%
16%
105
*160
160
5%
2%
.16%
105
57%'
185%
5%.
16%
104%
57%
3,600
16%
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18
185%
184%
f
40
70
39%
16%
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32%
%
69%-
3,000
5j/4
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30
184
69%
13%
2%
2%
13
*29%
69%
185
*5
103
13
30y«
70%
185
28%
*101%
*103
—No par
Class A
29%
17
39'/4
No
common
140
13%
101
'
1,900
63%
*101
•
3,900
56
14
102
—*.—100
Publishing
*48 Va
-
25 y4
64%
101
5
25%
13%
2.50
Prior preferred—
25%
64V4
No par
preferred
Curtis-Wright
4
"B
,
14 %
No par 4
$7 preferred
<
*"8
"<
64
*100V4
3'
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
2
.55% Jan 28
xl6%
12%
*101
Cuneo Press Inc
9
134% Mar
12%
2%
Cudahy Packing Co common—_10
5
1
*12%
16%
*5
'■
3
11% Feb 24
23
*54%
102
*
-
55
184%
non-cum pfd
100 '
Cuban-American. Sugar common—10
7% preferred
100 '
.
31
Mar
25%
*54V4
12%
70%
Cuba RR 6%
Feb 14
175
15,200
10,400
55
*101
Crucible Steel of Amer com—No par
5% convertible preferred
*_100
11
6%
57%
*12%
No par
common
6%
57 Ve
<
*54V4
100
Corp
$4.2o preferred—^
$4 2nd preferred—
16
16%
12%
25
Zellerbach
57%
16 %■
54%
101
1
Crown
57
16%
12%
'•
*100Y4
2'
27
104 ya Feb
100
of
Shares
54 y4
32
pfd 3V2%
$2 preferred
57%
6%
13
63
5 '
Wheat Corp (The)
Crown Cork & Seal common
3
,
6 %
55%
*48%
preferred
53%
16
57
6%
*54%
*14'/a
Cream
19
.
56%
6%
*12%
1
Creameries of America
3
36%
57 Va
6%
13
50
3%%
6%
55%
20
Crane Co common
i;
$ per share
'
6%
16 V2
r
series of 1947—100
Refining common__25
preferred
100
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1
31
t
*16%'16%
25%
25%'
Dubilier Electric Corp
Cum
6Y2
Sales for
the Week
•
Mar. 3
*12%
7%
3
Feb
8%
23
58y2
Corn Products
2% Feb 25
8
series
6%
Friday
-
$ per share
*54%
5 '
Corn
3
9
5 4
common
pref 5%
6%,
Exchange Eank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
3 J/2 % preferred
Cornell
5
67% Jan
2%
96
101 % Ja n
100 '/a Feb
5%
Jun
Convertible
3
182% Feb
Jun
21%
Feb
Dec
3% Mar
1%
Copperweld Steel Co
3
Sep
73%
189
Jan
34
28% Jan 13
100% Feb 21
Deo
Jan
57
11
Jan
Feb
Jan
171%
Jan
12
1
Continental Oil of Delaware
9
20
58%
Apr
94
60% Jan
54
Feb
Continental Motors
9
52
49% Mar 1
20
55% Jan 25
55% May
'
Jun
7 % Jan
Thursday
Mar. 3
t per share
-
16%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
5
$3 prior preferred
No par
Copper Range Co
—No par
3
<•
Mar. 1
47%
6 % Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
4
200
Volume
the
Number 4887
171
commercial
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)49
Lowest
Highest
I per share
financial
chronicle
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
&
t per
$ per share
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Par
$ per share
t per share
Thursday
Wednesday
Friday
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
$ per share
13
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Feb.25
EXCHANGE
S per share
share
HIGH
Saturday
(957)
Sales for
Mar. 3
I per share
9 per share
the Week
$ per share
Shares
1,700
1,900
f
34
Jun
19
Feb
25%
Oct
23 Va Jan
3
Feb
4
Fajardo Sugar Co
19%
Oct
23%
Dec
20 Va Jan
23
22% Jan
7
Falstaff
12% Aug
% Jun
15'/8
Oct
14'/a Jan
3
17V8 Feb
23
Family Finance Corp
7%
Jan
% Jan
3
l%Jan
14
13
41'/a
Jan
33% Mar
1
42% Jan
25
11 y8 Mar
15'/a
Dec
15% Jan
3
16% Jan
32
Jun
38%
Jan
36% Jan
9
39% Mar
14%
Jun
18%
Nov
17% Jan
13
3%
Jun
6%
Jan
4% Feb
14
33% Jan
24%
Feb
36
95 % Mar
104
Dec
19
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
11
Federated Dept Stores common
104% Jan
18
13% Jan
12
12%
Jun
17%
Dec
17% Jan
3
19% Feb
27
81%
Dec
80% Jan
19
56
Dec
52 % Jan
63 ya July
43
July
May
105
53
Jan
11 %
Jan
Dec
67
Jan
17
Jan
13
Jan
3
28
.
18'A
Jan
Jan
30% Jan
4
Dec
103% Feb
27
Jan
31'/a
104%
18'/a May
13%
5
17%
Jun
98 y2
106% Jan
24% Jan
73
18 Va Jan
3
20% Feb
Mar
33 % Jan
4% %
2
20
Feb
preferred
T
$4 preferred
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light
i
21% Feb
15
15% Jan
10
Florsheim Shoe class A
14% Mar 12
1
8%
Feb
14%
Dec
14% Jan
3
19% Feb
Follansbee Steel Corp
Food Fair Stores Inc__
28
27
Jan
Nov
89% Jan
3
96% Feb
10
96%
Oct
96
Jan
7
99
30
33%
Dec
29
Jan
25
35% Mar
25'/a
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24
25
Jan
13
•
30% Jan
Food
18
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19 %
Feb
Co_:
2
Jan
30
Jan
16
12% Aug
9% Jan
3
11% Jan
27
8
Jun
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9% Feb
3
11% Jan
10
Feb
6%
19%
19%
65% Feb
19y8 Feb
10
23
3
Feb
16
22% Jan
9
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
78%
Feb
75% Jan
3
80
Feb
1
7 Va
Apr
5% Jan
3
7% Feb
16
Gabriel Co
Gair Co
5,000
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20
1,100
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13
16% Feb
Dec
18 Va
4%
105%
71
31%
900
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4%
12%
19%
83%
59%
65
57% Jan
Dec
preferred
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38
16
39%
18
4%
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1,900
4,700
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39 Va
104%
12%
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17%
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11%
67
37%
104
105
•
25
_
4%
13 y8
10
prior preferred
18%
4%
71
Freeport Sulphur Co
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i
18%
4%
105%
100
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Jun
18%
15%
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59
-100
common
16
38%
83
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--.-I-
15%
38%
60 Va
No par
convertible preferred
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
16
39%
83%
1
3%%
8% Nov
21%
3,000
60
Machinery & Chem Corp—10
3%%
'
Jan
-
16%
1 Va
83%
..No par
3
29 y2
16%
1%
60%
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15
92%
16%
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"i05y4
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13% Mar- 1
Apr
16%
1 Va
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83
No par
11% Jan
May
16%
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bet
July
16%
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100
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.
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25
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78
16%
19
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Florence Stove Co
28
89
17
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,
2,300
17
"12%
Sep
May
20%
100
9%
12
24 Va
20%
—5
First National Stores
4
:
39%
24 Va
20%
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Firth (The) Carpet Co
No par
Flintkote Co (The) common__No par
9
Jan
27% Feb
39
24%
20%
"18%
,
5
preferred
Firestone Tire & Rubber
20
106
39
24%
20%
15%
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Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
2
14% Jan
5
Dec
4%<%
20
15
39
24 Va
20%
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Motor Truck
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co—
Ferro Enamel Corp
:
8
60% Feb
Feb
69
July
21%
83% Feb
13
105
107% Mar
38%
24%
20%
16%
1%
1
27
38 % Feb
3
3
38%
24%
20%
2
Federal
13
39%
24%
21%
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
Jan
39
24%
21
17
10
11% Jan
103
40 Va
24 Va
21%
1
1
common
Liquidating Corp___.
Fedders-Quigan Corp
17
Jan
*39%
24%
"21
Feb
20%
39%
24%
1
5% Jan
Nov
39%
,_20
FAR
3
10%
Sep
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1
Brewing Corp
20
20%
20
20 Va
20 Va
20%
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20
20%
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77
77
73
76
73
77
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130
77
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4%
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4%
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7%
Oct
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
10
14%
Jun
18%
Dec
17% Jan
12
18% Jan
28
Oct
9%
Jan
6% Jan
3
8% Jan
20
31%
Oct
41%
Jan
35
Jan
3
38% Jan
12
13
Feb
17%
Dec
17
Jan
10
18% Feb
11
15
Jun
19
Apr
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3
10%
Jun
15% Jan
3
6
16%
Dec
3%
Jun
6%
Feb
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32%
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15%
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23%
Jan
13%
Jan
19%
Dec
Jun
105
Jan
41%
Sep
99
107
9%
152
106
163%
"15
Co
(The)
19% Feb
10
Garrett
5% Jan
12
Gar Wood Industries Inc
27% Jan
12
4
20% Jan
11
Gaylord Container Corp
Jan
3
11
General
Jan
11
13
12
10% Jan
19% Jan
107
Mar
2
53 y4 Mar
3
(The)
Amer
Feb
27
31
12
Jan
5
165
Feb
12
$8
7
9
75
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9
14
30% Jan
9
17
Jun
20
Apr
16% Feb
16
18% Jan
11
129
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139%
Apr
130% Mar
2
138% Jan
34
Jun
42%
Dec
41 y8 Jan
13
47
Feb
23
39%
Jan
48%
Dec
47% Jan
13
50% Feb
3
93%
Jan
100%
Dec
Jan
20
13 % Feb
16
General
Instrument
3
General
Mills common
6% Feb
100
14
Mar
2
9y4Jan
103
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Jun
13 %
Jan
8% Jan
4
44%
Jun
56 %
Dec
54% Jan
16
123%
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126
Jan
13
112
Dec
109% Jan
10
113
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conv
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106 Va
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49%
49 %
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3
I per share
63 % Jan
123 y8
Jan
127% Sep
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13
Feb
NEW
.
13
78% Feb
10
5
127% Mar
102% Jan
6
104 Va Feb
19 y8 Jan
3
21% Jan
16
Jun
19% Sep
38% Dec
34% Feb
17
Jan
13
11% July
16% Mar
13% Jan
4
16 Va Feb
20
3% Feb
10
3% Jan
9
18% Feb
20
38
3
11%
11%
11%
165%
♦163%
165%
17%
17%
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23
Feb
7%
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6% Jan
20
7% Jan
6
General
24%
Jan
23 Va Jan
31
Mar
34
Dec
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18
34
99 Vs
July
122
Jan
113
Jan
5
119
22%
Jan
31
Nov
18%
Jun
27%
Dec
50
25 % Jan
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100%
200
11%
10%
11
10%
10%
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55%
55%
55%
55%
56
56%
55%
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56
56%
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Portland Cement
General Public Utilities Corp
Gen Railway Signal com
6%
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9
General
5
General
Gen Steel Castings $6
25% Mar '3
General
_5
18 Va
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23
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7
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1
,
pfd
33
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115%
11
Gleaner
31
23
Glidden Co
Jan
9
14
Jan
43% Jan
13
Sep
103% Jan
Jan
8% Apr
50
107
Mar
3
Feb
8
7% Jan
Jan
9
Dec
29
Jan
37% Feb
28
Grand Union Co
28%
Jan
243/4 .Tan
35% Feb
27
28 y4
32
Dec
Dec
16%, Apr
36%
Jan
Oct
26% Feb
100
Mar
23
27% Jan
2
102% Jan
28
•
33% Jan
5
35% Jan
17
13
11%
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12
33 y4
Jun
43%
Jan
40% Jan
44'A Jan
10
16 ya
Jan
19%
Oct
18 % Jan
21% Feb
23
144% Mar
137% Jan
147
/14 y8 Sep
133% July
62%
12
Jan
Mar
Jan
71
Jan
30
Dec
41
Jan
44% Jan
12
Green
Jan
15
14'A Mar
13
Oct
12
July
10% Jan
93%
Jan
100
Jan
18% Jan
24% Feb
15
7% July
6% Jan
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19
5
Feb
92
Jan
•
20%
1
101
Dec
Jun
14
Jan
12% Jan
15% Mar
3
54 y2
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51% Jan
56% Mar
3
100
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103
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71%
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25
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21
Jan
3
footnotes
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page
21
20.
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24% Jan
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99
Grumman Aircraft Corp
v—1
Guantanamo Sugar common,
1
•
$5 convertible preferred
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23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
7%
7%
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7%
7%
7%
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140
70
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1,800
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3
preferred
preferred
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70
35
44
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44
Gulf Mobile &
290
5,500
41%
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44%
4%%
3,600
12%
-
100
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp
1.200
36%
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No par
(H L) Co Inc
200
11%
35%
16%
1,900
7,600
2 Va
34%
26%
107
11%
33%
101%
5,900
50
2%
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2,400
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33%
27 %
107
14%
84
103%
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34%
102
48%
10
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83%
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11
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56 Va
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38%
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11
160
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38
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15
30
109 %
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24.
83 Va
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11
Jun
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41
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24
83 Va
70
Greyhound Corp
100
103%
23%
590
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28
Jun
July
Apr
97 y2 Jan
15%
Mar
11% Jan
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24%
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--—5
Green Bay & Western RR
Jun
103%
.
23%.
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100
65
9%
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15%
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com
preferred
Nov
11%
2,000
10 Va
conv
43%
33% Mar
25%
10
.
preferred!
67
Dec
25%
No par
,
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd
Great Wfestern Sugar com
7%
25
*107V2
preferred——No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
3
24 Va
x21%
1
(The)
Grayson-Robinson Stores
$2.25
1,700
24
21%
No par
No par
Grant (W T) Co common
3%%
%
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Granby Con sol M S & P
9
17% Feb
15 % Jan
29
_1
Granite City Steel
101
29%
30%
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30%
Jun
29%
30
*55
1,200
29 Va
83%
lo
2,200
33
119
23%
29'/a
24
75
23%
33
118
117%
21 Va
50
33
33
5,000
117%
*82
Graham-Paige Motors
Jun
Apr
38%
*95
(B F) common—No par
$5 preferred
No par
Jan
11
*9%
Goodrich Co
16%
93%
*73
103V2
23%
23%
1,100
,
7
7
15,700
117%
100
com
33
,.
;
,
33
84
Goodall-Sanford Inc
23%
23%
17%
22%
128
117
*82
Telegraph Co
10
24
7%
6%
17%
22%
*126%
33
15
convertible preferred
18
*32%
22%
128
117
15
Brewing Co
16%
20% Mar
83%
2.50
$5 preferred
Gotham Hosiery
9
*23%
No par
common-
2% Feb
1% Jan
x24
6%
18
17%
22%.
♦126 Va
117
5
Harvester Corp
Goodyear Tire & Rub
24%
128
7,800
116%
33 %
No par
13% Feb
11% Mar
*101
,
$4.50 preferred
10
500
116
23%
-100
common
22%
6%
23%
24% Jan
18
7
23%
3
84% Feb
6%
33%
24%
.
*126%
7
7
18 Va
17%
22%
*126%
23%
25
104% Jan
25
33 %
115%
'
18%
23%
128
23%
24% Jan
3
.
18 Va
*22%
23
18% Jan
20
*126%
7
18%
22%
128
23
28 y4 Aug
25% Dec
24
18 V«
23%
3%
29
Dec
69% Jan
18%
23
128
-
29
Jun
101 y2 Jan
35
29
17%
Dec
21
29%
21
Aug
21
2.9
1
•4%%
21
29%
83 Va Mar
1
preferred
Gold & Stock
21%
29
10
Goebel
20%
20
Jan
2
20%.
4,100
preferred
.-100
Georgla-Pac Plywood <fc Lumb Co
1
5
1,500
20%
4,000
80
11
800
21%
21
*20%
3%
Oct
Feb
103%
14%
80%
Jan
127 %
103%
3%
72% July
;
127%
104 Va
14%
Glmbel
12
127 Va
104
35%. >36%
Gillette Safety Razor com——No par
$5 convertible preference
No par
56
♦126%
104%
3%
9
112% Jan
127%
104%
14%
3
23
*126%
104'A
36
24
25
126%
104
3%
Telephone Corp
(The)
126%
104 %
14%
16% Jan
Feb
126%
35%
.
Refractories
Shoe Corp
Brothers
30,100
76%
14-
38% Feb
Mar
Shares
76%
76
75%
35%
4
97
share
75%
3 Va
13
Jan
per
75%
14%
28
102
<
75%
35
100
3
126%
*104
I per share
75 Va
76
75%
3%
preferred
Mar
11
%
$ per share
t per share
76%
75%
14%
Jan
3%
Sales for
the Week
S per share
35 Va
90
16% Mar
Mar. 2
3%
14% Feb
Jun
Friday
Mar. 3
Thursday
14%
33% Jan
iy8 May
5% Feb
i
Mar. 1
34%
Jan
10
,
Wednesdays
3%
Jan
106
.
14%
Dec
Jun
SALE PRICES
600
35%
17%
98%
Feb. 28
100
Va
3%
91
45%
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 27
*99
*14t%
37%
Jun
112%
:
3%
6
34
♦128%
100
14%
10 Va Feb
14'A Jan
129
113
100
100'A
3%
25
Sep
*100
*00%
34%
8% Jan
19
5,300
*14%
Feb
72%
31,100
49%
1
3%%
104
46%
49%
10c
14
24
46%
Mi
No par
Co
72% Feb
Jan
46%
49'A
Monday
9 per share
10
7
.
46 Va
49%
Feb. 25
Jan
10'/a Feb
130%
46%
49 Va
Saturday
EXCHANGE
4%%
54
vi
LOW AND
1
131%
45%
49%
129
112
STOCK
130%
46%
131
,
•
*112%
129%
preferred
General Tire <fe Rubber Co com—5
107% Feb
170
132
*131
100%
14
Jan
8Q
900
17 Va
11
12
Dec
130%
17 Va
*100
25
Dec
17 Va
11%
24% Feb
10%
17 Va
100%
83% Feb
Jun
131
17%
11%
3
Jun
131
17%
28
100%
23
Jun
131
6,500
74
l
19 V4 Jan
14 y8
17
7%
73 Va
—No par
sNo par
77% Jan
52 ya
17
*
*27%
28
49
Apr
100
17
7%
7%
73%
♦27
46
Corp—
Jan
-
29% Jan
1
55
28
17%
7%
73%
74
*27
13,300
49%
Jan
116
*73
27%
a
17 %
46%
Jan
Jun
7%
7%
74
2,800
11%
1651
49%
:
YORK
7%
74
#27
17 %
46%
77%
Jan
17
.■
163 Va
49%
21%
July
28
11%
*
46%
102 %
5%
-
74
*27%
17
131%
Jun
48
7%
7%
*73
28
17 Va
200
49%
Apr
*95%
7%
17
?
46%
July
Jun
••
7%
73
17
par
General Time Corp common—No par
4%% preferred
100
Jun
;
7%
73
*27%
35
General
24% Feb
Jun
105 Va
131%
Gen Precision Equip Corp
General Public Service
126'% Feb
12 y4
*104%
11%
2i
6
79%
5,200
105 %
♦163%
*20y4
4
24
53 %
104 V2
11%
JNo par
3
12%
in=; 1#,
100
Gen Outdoor Advertising
19% Jan
Jun
140
52%
165 Va
126%
16% Jan
24
5y4
107%
51%
107
11%
104Va
121% Jan
68
19%
*106%
*
*163%
104Va
Dec
Mar
19'A
50 %
106%
50%
17 Va
*126%
Jan
73
1,000
7,300
11%
No par
Nov
Sep
#104 1/o
105
19:%
19%
165%
No par
20%
64
105
10">
19%
16%
1
17
10
10o%
50
19%
19
11%
Preferred $3.75 series
124%
Jan
106 %
*
50
100
19 V.
19 Va
No par
Corp com_
$5 preferred
Jun
101
106%
2,700
19 Va
*163%
General Motors Corp common
May
2iy4 Feb
19'A
106%
3,100
5
26 %
16%
Par
11
15%
18%
19 Va
4%
*25%
'
x125V2 Jan
Dec
19 Va
19 Va
19
26%
11%
$ per share
Dec
67
300
25 %
165%
:
convertible
Highest
$ per share
72% Nov
*97
99%
900
18%
18 V2
5
4%
*
11%
?.
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
19%
19%
STOCKS'
Year 1949
5
25%
16%
100
preferred
3%%
105
19 Va
,
4%
25%
4%
*25
*163%
No par
$3.50 preferred
24
105%
*105
18%
5
26
5
5
preferred
General Electric Co
General Foods
5
19
49
2nd
Range for Previous
Jun
*19v4
preferred
General Cigar Co Inc com—No
9
129 Va Mar
Apr
4%
19%
26%
*106V4
General Cable Corp com—
4% 1st preferred
20
20%
700
18%
18%
19
19 Va
*25%
5
Jan
4%
18%
xl8%
5V4
Corp
27% Feb
Jan
18%
No par
Bronze
71
15 %
18%
*18%
19%
5
preferred
General
Jan
11%
18%
13%
26%
No par
1
17% Mar
Jan
120
18%
18 Va
*5 Va
General Baking Co common
5
Jan
Jan
3%
18%
18%
19%
com__l
$4.25 preferred series A
10
Jun
18%
18 %
35%
200
1,800
*18%
35%
18 %
*35
4,300
7 %
*
35%
*35
4,200
7%
35
35
36
18
1.66%
Investors
31
2y4
*7%
7%
18%
*
*25%
Transportation
79%
22%
7 Va
7%
7%
18%
*13
18%
18 Va
36%
18%
18%
1
$4.50 preferred
General
Apr
Jun
7 Va
7%
7%
♦18
18
36%
100
American
Jun
51%
7
7
7%
7%
7%
7'vh
18%
36 Va
*13
2
Jun
9 per share
7 Va
7%
*18
13%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
*18
50
com
convertible preferred
105
13% Jan
161
Corp
4%%
24 Va
Lowest
7
7%
7%
7%
18
*18%
No par
65%
97
50
36 ya
7%
'
18
7%
*7 %
.No par
Co
1
Va Jan
103% Jan
Dec
6
Gamewell
Gardner-Denver
2
45% Jan
Jan
Feb
18% Mer
18% Feb
Dec
Oct
9%
i
13%
5
Gamble-Skogmo Inc common
5% convertible preferred
7%
7%
7%
*13
20
18
Jan
11
Jun
7%
1
common
7%
7>/«
1
(Robert)
3
4
25% Mar
48% Nov
July
Inc
preferred
•
21%
103%
6%
(The)
Ohio RR com_No par
;
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States Utilities Co
25
—No par
'
102
102
*102
103
102
102
10%
*98
23
7%
*102
54,100
11
10%
99
99
99%
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
9,700
7%
7%
7%
800
7%
105
♦7%
•102
105
*99
102
100
102
260
150
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
15%
28,500
54 Va
54%
♦53%
54 %
54%
54 %
54%
54%
54%
56 V*
56
56%
1,900
61%
60%
61
60%
61 Va
60'A
60%
59%
60%
12,100
24 Va
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23:%
10,000
61
61
60%
24Va
24Va
23%
-
(958)
14
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range f0r Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE
YORK' STOCK
$ per share
NEW YORK
Highest
$ per share
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 25
$ per share
Par
,
1950
RECORD
PRICES
ALE
STOCK
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
EXCHANGE
Monday, March 6,
.
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
&
$ per share
4 per share
Mar. 1
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
>•■>'"
$ per share
$ per share
$ per share
,
Thursday
Wednesday
the Week
$ per share
Shares
H
31
Jan
39%
Dec
33% Mar
2
46% Feb
14
16 %
Jun
24%
Dec
22% Jan
13
25% Jan
30
Halliburton
12
Jan
14%
Dec
14 Va Jan
4
15% Jan
12
Hall.(W
11%
Jun
13%
14Va Jan
12
72 %
July
Apr
81
Jan
108%
Nov
104 %
18%
142
Nov
Dec
23%
May
12% Feb
77
16
Hamilton Watch Co com
5
80 Va Feb
8
14
107% Jan
3
Hanna
Harbison-Walk
20
Jan
3
Feb
145
Jan
5
4%
-23
Feb
6
146
'
Feb
1
25%
Dec
23% Jan
27% Jan
7%
Nov
5% Jan
3
7% Feb
10
5
71% Feb
21
1 :
11
10
Jan
68%
Oct
64% Jan
6%
Jun
10%
Dec
9% Feb
5%
Jun
,
3:
8% Jan
Feb
25
Dec
21% Feb
9:
24% Jan
25%
Dec
25% Jan
3
29
Jan
84
Jan
95%
Dec
30
Jan
37%
Dec
98%
Jan
23%
Jan
32%
37
Dec
.42%
93%
Dec
34%
Jan
13 ys
Jan
40
105
Jun
122%
31
125
95% Feb
1
41
106% Jan
32% Jan
42% Feb
Heinz
3
23
53
127
Feb
Mfg
3%%
-
18
20% Mar
25
•
Industries
Hayes
17
7
Ja.i
*146
Marx___•
Cojrp
3.65%
J)
W)
Jan
6
Jan
24
5%
45
Dec
40% Jan
25
46% Jan
11
Hershey
53%
Dec
53% Feb
18
56
Feb
8
4% %
preferred series A—
52 V#
Dec
51% Jan
6
53% Feb
3
4%%
preferred series B__-—
21%
Jan
15% Jan
3
22% Feb
18
21%
Jan
13% Feb
10
18% Jan
7
20
80
14%
Jun
77
Dec
84 %
Sep
74
8% May
12%
Dec
11% Jan
4
12% Jan
11
15%
Dec
14% Jan.
4
16% Feb
t
25
11%
Jun
Feb
Jan
12%
Jan
15%
Sep
13% Jan
5
15% Feb
Jun
29%
Dec
25% Jan
14
28% Feb
Jun
15%
Oct
12
Feb
23
14% Jan
Jun
22%
Jan
18% Feb. 21 •
"■24% Mar
34% Jan
28%
Sep
27% Jan
16
50%
Nov
Feb
8
16%
x24
Apr
34%
45
Dec
Hotels
Hinde
&
9
Mar
29
'
5%
11
conv
9%
30
37% Feb
21
109
Jan
13
125 % Feb
21
$4.50 2nd pfd series
101% Jan
12
104
Jan
19
$4.25
13%
Dec
12 Va Feb
14
14
Jan
9
35%
Nov
31% Jan
3
34
Jan
10
28%
Jan
41%
Nov
>86%
Jan
99%
Dec
42%
Jun
48% May
35
Jan
31
95% Jan
7
99 Va Feb
48 Va Jan
Feb
44%
Oct
38 % Jan
12%
Jun
16
,
Oct
15% Jan.
131%
Jun
46%
Jan
37% Feb
4%
Jun
11%
Dec
8.
12
44% Jan
10 % Feb
26
15% Jan
42% Feb
Dec
12% Jun
Jan
37.% Mar
j
Feb
14%
Oct
13 Va Mar
8%
Nov
11%
Jan
8% Jan
2%
Jan
18%
Jun
Dec
19
52
51%
51%
51%
52
51%
52%
126
125%
125%
'*51%
*126
Howe Sound
Hudson
5%-
&
53%
53V2
*5314
53 V2
21%
22%
22%
22%
21%
13%
13%
13%
13%
131%
13%
*71
■•••
_1_5
*
126%
127
15
15
*14%
IS'/,
*27%
281%
500
53%
53%
21%
22
13%
14
12%
12i%
12%
•
*71
•
15V2
15%
600
2,800
12%
1.400
18'%
*18%
I8V4
18%
28%
*28%
28%
28%
29
46 '/a
45%
46%
45 %
45%
36%
"36%
13
"12%
33
*32 %
"*32 Va
37%
1
47%
16%
36%
36%
.
xl201/2
121
xl02%
102%
*102%
12%
12%
123'a
12%
12%
33
32%
32%
32%
33
33
*32%
«
120%
*
104
37V2
37%
37%
*37
37%
37-
98%
*98%
99 Va
*98%
99 %
98%
47%
48
48
48%
47%
42%
43 34
44 3,a
43%
■A* 15%
43
'/8
'16%
*15%
16 %
38%
39
37%
38%
*9%
10
9%
9%
9%
9%
100
-*14%
15
:^14%
15
14'4
14%
'*13%
14%
—12.50
13%
1
jC-6.66%
39%
13%
9%
'
„.__—l
38%
,13%
r.
10
2%
2%
*20%
20%
>
10
No par
-
2,000
670
104
70
12%
4.300
33'/4
700
36%
36%
98%
98%
60
48%
48%
5 900
43%
"
44 V#
6,600
'
700
16%
*16
*16.
16%
.
39%
39%
'
9%
10%
%6%
14%
14%
14
14
*16
'
39
383a
k
-
39'%
9%
40 %
4,100
10
6,100
700
"
38%
38»%
38%
38%
38'%
38%
37%
38
%
4,100
13%
13 %
13%
13 Va
13%
13%.
13%
13%
13%
9 900
10
20
36%
120'%
39
2 V2
."
37%
9%
2%
9%
2%
9%
2%
10
lO'/a
10%
2%
2%
2%
20
20
20%
21%
21%
10%
10%
4 300
2%
22%
3'/#
38,400
22%
22%
4,800
2%
20%
'
Refrigerator Co
6,100
'
10
39Vs
.
4
*32%
44Va
48
800
1,700
45 3
12%
48%
43%
120
*102%
98;i4
47%
39%
Ltd-^No par
104
98%
1
■it.
9%
*38%;
121
102%
18%
29
36 V#
12%
12%
121
common—100
„_5
18%
29
X45%
36'%
123%
""37V2
42%
-*15%
;
42%
99 Vs
47%'
42 %
c—25
37%
99Vs
<
18%
104
13
—
28%
18%
3 6 '/a
-
12%
45 %
121
A
15%
283,4
36%
600
.
27%
28%
"
3,700
15i%
12%
46%
36%
11%
15%
18%
*122
72-1/2
11%
27%
45%
'•"404
•
*71%
■
12%
28%
36%
100
3.000
13,400
15Va
.
12%
18%
123%
14
27%
15'/4
28
46.
104 '/4
21%
13%
*15'/4
11%
29
,
53%
21%
15%
*45%
36%
50
*53%
'y
72%
11%
*15»/4
11%
,
*27%
12%
18 V2
1 200
54%
14
**14%
28%
'
42%
54%
22%
15%
12%
130
42%
54
53%
11%
15%
240
3,300
43
72%
■11%
.126
►
900
11.900
♦
54
42%
'
*71
72'%
11%.
15%
26%
-
.
126
31%
31
V"
*28%
'
«.No par
Hupp Corp——
Hussman
52
43
*121%
_
Hunt Foods Inc
3
-12%
'18%'
51%
54%
*104
»
11% Feb
3
15
28%
52
54%
No par
preferred—-
3 % Mar
15
28%
*11%
51%
100
20%
42%
*71
50
104'%
42%
43'%
16
*104%
800
?0%
54i%
11%
1041/2.„.
38
*41%
*53%
72%
*37
600
95V2
31'%
*42%
11%
2,800
*95
"
20%
54%
xl6
4.700
42%
42%
*71
16%
7%
22 V#
19%
42%
11%
i6Va
800
28%
*41-1/2
>
.-_
2,200
x31%
*53%
72%
11%
6 %
10
42%
•
*53%
21%
Corp—
22% Mar
Va
'
-
1,500
73
31%
31%
53 %
„—100
Co
3
126
;
.
37%
*104'%
.
,
22%
.
95i%
37%-
104%
*104%
104'%
13%
43
54%
No par
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
Hudson Motor Car_
21
127
104 %
21%
'
com—5
com
Manhattan
non-cum
*126
127
*
■'
*53 %
Finance common—No par
13
1% Jan..
17.% Jan
18
No par
15% Jan 12
1
12
Co
preferred
Howard Stores
1
2
17%
■47%
1 % May
'
5
3
Jun
Jun
10%
3%%
24
8%
42
17-
T10
A
preferred
conv
Household
9
13
42%
17
•———5
Houston Light & Power.;
Houston Oil of Texas v t
Jan .20
28
33%
9
17
5
10
Jan
32
*42
17%
1
Electrochemical
$2.25
3
29%
38% Feb
*31%
42%'
17Vt
j._100
preferred—
Houdaille-Hershey
23
44% Feb
Hooker
24
46% Jan, 13
32
42%
30
Dec
104%
*31%
12.50
Dec
37
42%
17%
—110
116
37
"_5o
Mining—
101%
37
,
24%
28%
7%
*9^
130
2.600
149
7%
28%
95%
10
22%
28%
*42%
preferred
Homestake
7%
;.. 22%
'-*53%
_—/_
Sep
Jun
13
A
Holly-Sugar Corp
2
47% Jan
7%
800
: 20
22%
*6%
*71 %
,
10%
28%
31%
—1
((A)'& Sons'— ::
'
19% Jan
37%
37%
24 Va
.72'%
*10
22%
31%
*
'
'
37
951%
•>*36 %
.
50
Co__
Co_
Furnace
Hollander
S5%
*94%
5
Paper
(Charles E)J
Hires Co
96
>
*146 V4
6 Va
*61/4
*71
•
13%
79%
105
22%
-
24%
7%
4
105
149
■
28%
951%
22%
28 3
*771%
22%
75«
221/2
*28%
•
10%
Va
104%
Corp—
Dauch
Holland
96
7%
'.
#146
72%
10
I3V2
.
78
24%
6%
*6Va
*71
10 i/b
13%
*
24%
24
721%
10 Va
7%
>
6%
*71
28%
23
28 Va ;
,-v.
IO4V2
*
5
7%
7'. 22%
'24
:
149
?146
149
*104%
—5
Feb
94%
32% Jan
4
25
-
22%
**36
_UO0
Jun
100
I
Hilton
22
22V»
No par
com
Hewitt-Robins Inc
T
20
8%
preferred
Heyden Chemical Corp
3 Va % preferred series
6
22'/a
1
13%
13%
13%
22
6%
101/4
*94 V2
No par
Nov
xl3% Aug
106%
106'%
23%
72%
7%
*42
51% Nov
«.
78
*105
*146
10
28%
*17
common
Chocolate
79'A
106%
7
*6%
22%
—25
26% Mar
Sep
*78
21%
-24%
*71
22%
_No par
.
62
'
7
72%
10%
7%
-
llo
preferred
Powder
"
1,900
*105
.
100
;
Motors
Hercules
7
7,200
14%
13%
791/4
*105
149
24%
1 200
23%
I4V2
13V2
22%
*146
34%
23%
14%
14%
i25
common
non-cum
Hercules
11
common—A
22
24%
34
23%
14%
23%
14%
*77%
106 Va
149
•
33%
23%
14%
*d32%
241%
14V2
77%
*105
*28Ve
-—5
100
preferred
(G
7%
Co
■
10 V#
.
__15
preferred
771/2-
33,%-
24
41%
24
>
13%
13 Va
<
33%
41%
,
'
..—2
;
14%
22%
24%
•■*71
;—1
1
Glass Co/—
common
(H
Helme
Inc_
24 a a
14%
106 %
*21%':
''
—
&
41
24%
78%
«105
com__No par
40%
,
13%
*77%
pfd—No par
—10
Hecht Co
6
3
14%
l100
Hazel-Atlas
9
-
24%
; *13%
—_Ll00
$4.25
Refrac
Hayes
28
Jan
Co
preferred
Schaffner
Hart
6
20
Mar
49 % Jan
Dec
131
24
40 % Feb
16
17% Aug
Feb
3
Feb
104% Feb
Oct
53
Feb
Feb
No par
preferred
(M A)
42%
24%
Hat
10
Jan
'
7
19 %
20y4
9%
6% Jan
Jan
<"41%
*14%
-
Corp of America ■ common-,.—1
4%%" preferred—*—
£
100
12
Jan
3-
conv
6%
Jan
4%
_25
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co
—5
Jan
20%
61
Water
Oil
F)
104% Feb
Jan
149
Hackensack
.
-
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
$ per share
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
NEW
"
Highest
4 per share
YORK
Jun
36%
Dec
35% Feb
8
Feb
36%
Dec
34.,% Jan
25
73
Jun
Dec
92 \lFeb
95
Jun
20
100
Jun
25%
96
34%
Jan
20
15
98
Jan
3
17
97*. Jan
20
34
Dec
Mar
39
94% Jfin
Jan
38
25
37%
20
Jan
•
Idaho
3
Jan
•>
6%
Par
'
non-cum
RR
A/
pfd
stock ..ctfs
Jan
37% Nov
36% Jan
13
Jun
55%
Nov
55
Jan
13
56% Jan
4
7%
Sep
10 Va
Jan
8% Feb
1
9% Jan
i- 4
>21%
Jan
Dec
28% Jan
3
31% Feb
10
4
Jun
29%
8%
7
Jan
Jan
19
Industria
33% Mar
53%
Dec
45
Feb
7
51% Jan
'5
72%
Oct
66% Feb
25
Jun
155
Jan
30
Jan
165
May
11%
4
Apr
Jan
38
Jan
9
71
6
Jan
41%
163
26
Jun
18%
Jan
13% Jan
10%
Dec
10% Jan
12%
Apr
18%
Dec
16% Jan
95%
Dec
92% Jan
9%
Jun
2% Jan
13%
Jan.
22%
Jun
164%
Jan
5%
73%
1% Jan
Dec
13
212
26% Jan
177% Feb
14
10
Dec
34%
Oct
Jan
86%
Oct
3%
Feb
6%
Dec
Jun
31%
32
Jan
143
Feb
33%
Dec
37% Dec
94
Jan
103% Nov
4% Nov
84
627
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
4
Mar
130 % Feb
7% Feb
24
33% Jan ^25
104
27
>.
14
46%
Oct
40% Feb
Jun
57%
Jan
49% Jan
Jan
33
'
7
-
46% Jan
28
3
54% Feb
4
Jan
13
35% Feb
3
13% Jan
14
17
20% Jan
17% Feb
Feb
23
Aug
20% Jan
4
Jan
34
Nov
29% Jan
30
32
Jan
Feb
148
27% Jan
5
24
136
Mar
23/4
Jun
7%
Dec
Jun
18%
Jan
14% Jan
94
Dec
92% Jan
25
44
Jan
59%
Oct
95%
Jan
105%
Dec
30%
Jun
50'/#
Dec
130
9
International Utilities
Jan
;
Interstate
.;
3
6% Feb
561/4 Jan
14
7% Jan
$6
11
Jacobs
23
24
3
70% Mar
3
Jewel Tea
3
107% Mar
1
3%%
9
49%
3
Dec
121
Feb
9
132
Jan
48
Jan
3
56
Feb
6
V^1
Jun
Jun
86
Jan
81% Jan
13
86% Mar
u30Va
Dec
40'/# Mar
30% Jan
13
34% Jan
Dec
33% Jan
108% Feb
109
2
27% Jan -13
Jan
31% Mar
Johnson
20
3
3
4%
&
2nd
Inc
'
_1Q0
Johnson
common.—12%
preferred series A_.
100
Joy Manufacturing Co—
*167
169'%
39
14%
14%
/
10%
10%
1%
*1%
'•
1%
13%
14 V#
28 Va
*86
6%
*6%
27%
10%
*10%
*10%
10%
600
18%
2.400
941%
1%
1%
14%
227
227
"
131
12%
Jan
9% Feb
17
11% Jan
lo
10
Kansas City Power & Lt'Co—
.
.
,
94%
Jan
102
Aug
98% Jan
25
100%
Feb
105% Nov
104% Jan
9
x34%
52
Feb
49%
Dec
46% Jan
62%
Dec
59% Jan
26
14% July
10% Jun
26
31
4%
52% Feb
.
27
Kansas
64
'Feb
16
»
4%
preferred
cum
100
:
preferred
100
City Southern
non-cum
*
6%
■:
11
11V#
33%
34
*86
89
6%
89
36
12%
33%
*28%
*136
;
6%
27'/4
27%
132
132%
18% Feb
20
13% Jan
9
Kansas Power & Light Co com—8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co
i5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
23%
Dec
20% Jan
13
21% Jan
9
19%
Dec
16% Jan
30
18% Jan
9
footnotes
see
page
20.
d Ex 25%
.
Class B
stock dividend paid Mar. 1,
conv
32,200
1.900
89
6%
100
6%
600
27%
29
7
36%
36%
*104/2
106'/a
6 V#
6%
58 %.
56
41%
41.%
52
22,700
*66
51
51
36
*18
18 ;
18 Va.
-
*109
fs30%
^85
*10
7Va
18%
51
36
11%
*18
400
12 Va
32,600
18%
1,000
22%
22%
22%
23 Va
23%
24
1.800
32%,
33
32 V2
33
31%
32
1.600
281/4
28 V#
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28 3
7%
7
*16%
93%
X67
-
68
107
107
68 Va
*107
-
*136
6%
6 V2
7 V#
17.1/4
136
)136
138
94%
46
122%
rl24
124
55%
55
55
109%
*109
I71/4.
*16%
*94
67%
68V2
>
*
106V2
46%
109%
45%
46%
121 %
1231%
54
*109
109'%
45 V#
30%
31
85
85 %
86
86%
33
33
32%
*109
86'%
32%
32'%
30%
123
•
-
<
86%
32 %
>
9%
10
*99%
101
160
70%
1.800
107'%
150
47
Va
A
•
125
55
*109
109%
1
48%
t-125
55
55
109%
21.500
1,200
„
1,000
'
30%
30%
>31 %
36
86 Va
86%
330
32%
*
31
86
86%
32%
46
20,200
17%
94%
*106%
70
123%
*54%
*109
109%
>31Va
30%
30%
l'123%
'
154%
54%
6%
*16%
93 %
-
94'/4
107%
46%
46%
423
54%
20
70%
1
69%
69 Viz
107%
407
107%
2,800
#
138
6%
17%
*94-
■
*136
6%
6%
94%
i
138
*16%
17%
94%
31
10'/a
'.
970
300
2.600
22V4
*93%
46%
46
122%
"*55
51
*35
12%
'
,
42
36
I8V4
.
56'A
42
8.200
58%
56. %
51
„
11%
,k(
58
42
*35
12 V#
11%
6%
58
41%
17,600
300
56'A
57%
*56
51
6%
440
36%
331/4
*16%
»
67%
107%
)
6
132
106
28%
7%
*107
,
12 %
.
36 '/a
*104%
•
33%
17%
94%
6
*35
52
*136
*93%
<
36
11%
,
*16%
6
58%
55%
42
131%
36%
104%
57%
i
27
132 V2
36Va
68'%
.1
*35
12%
138
.*99%
*105
18%
3
26
Jun
*86
*6%
27% -,27%
6 V#
411,4
52%
*35
51%
16Va Jan
xl3%
410
11%
33%
58%
*55.,
*51%
*62%
12% Jan
Jun
17,600
11
131%
•
■
42%
:100
17% Nov
Jan
1,500
28
179
33%
104.1/2
36%
104 Va, 104'%
"
59
49
-36%
.
57%
No par
com
preferred
229'%>
27%
178
32%
32%
32 V#
3,600
1,6C0
17,500
-
»
•
-k-
'
10
10%
101%
10 %
lO'/a
10%
,
10%
100 %
101%
*100'%
101%
*100%
101%
107
*105
107
*105%
107
10
-
14%
17%
For
3.80&
*
106% Jan
12
Jan
99% Jan
7.700
229
28%
178%
'
Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
700
14%
11 Va
*6%
j
132
132
36%
104%.
32%
■
1%
14'/#
34
*86
27%
50
1%
■
228%
27%
178
K
Jun
1%
14%
33%
.>
8%
<
14Va
.
10%
:•
6%
27%
3 200
18%
28%
89
.
6%
6.200
14 V#
94'/2
178%
11%
34
10
39%
14 Va
18%
28 V#
,
171'%
39V4
14%
94%
*1%
227
;
*167
39%
18%
478%
28%
178
178
171%
1 500
1,200
94%
13%
225
224
28%
300
48'/#
69%
18%
18%
*941/2
14 Va
7%
47%
*68 %
95%;
10%
18%
95%
600
39 V#
14%
-
*10%
*7%
11.100
xl4'/a
39 Va
14V«
18%
89
*167
171%
38%
28 3
34
6 %
common—_No par
,Jones & Laughlin Steel com—"No par
5%'preferred series A
:
100
30
169'%
*94%
59
l
Johns Manville Corp com_—,No par
3%% preferred
100
7
54% Dec
Feb
Co
preferred
7%
*7
95%
"55%
,
Jan
Jan
!
Co_
5,500
11
36%
Jaeger Machine Co__2
No par
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt ,4%" pfd—100
(F L)
31%
7%
18
Feb
17
31 Va
71/4
4
*22
1
311/4
69
18%
:
31 Va
*
47%
22%
33%
preferred „"—i
311/4
68%
*18
-50c
1,900
31%
47 %
*22
common'
8%
*7'/4
^5
94% Feb
.
102
109
Corp.—
8%'
10%.
131
Stores,
Island Creek Coal
45% Feb
104
Dept
8%
47
r__No par
i—_^_iNo par
Intertype.Corp_
20
141
5
Jan
Jun
3
29% Feb
-
1
11%
Jun
9
•
'
81
29%
Mar
34% Feb
8%
4
25
—
8%
34%
*104
_25
common
preferred
,55%
8%
27%
International Telep & Teleg—:No par
1
18%
101
7%
'
Apr
Dec
39 %
55%
8%
63
178%
*87
•
No par
:
International Silver
38%
55%
'
100
iNo par
International Shoe
17
9% Jan
11%
24
136% Aug
5%
preferred.
International Salt
9
.39%
10%
100
;.
57 % Jan
3
55% Feb
20
1
:
59% Feb
49 V2 Jan
Feb
Jun
Preferred
38%
£■
47
225
.310
*551/4
34%
1
com—No par
14
5% Feb
Feb
28%
*178
100
35
35,
55%
40
39%
19 Va
*223%
101
*55%
68
'
9,800
94
4
68
10%
3.900
37%
*991/2
35%
46%
7
14%
*1%
100
Corp__
Int'l Nickel of Canada
$4 ^preferred—i
iNo par
Int'l Rys of .Cent Amer com—No par
71
24
7
International Paper Co com—7„50
61
34
16
4%
preferred
International Mining
14
35
>36
38
36%
*921/4
101
66 3
>39
19
37%
.
"
46%
171%
•
'*10%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int' Minerals & Chemical com—5
24
20
.100
10
Jan
Jun
Feb
_No par
—
10
Jun
July
4
Machines
Shares
311/4
:<i
7
93%
46%
14 Va
preferred
foi
the Week
$ per share
37%
*,37i/4
66 %
*94%
12
Nov
7%
Feb
31%
*167
,5
6% Jan
41
14
11
27
8%
66%
,-1
37% Feb
106% Jan
50
30% Aug
Iron
Business
8%
*46
Int'l -Harvester, common.——No par
7%
55 3
—100
; 1
Feb
43
'38%
Interlake
40'%
55%
14%
common
,*35
35'%
39%
38%
Inc
35. Va"
,
55%
Rubber—No par
1
No par
Intercontinental
Sales
Mar. S
37%
*99'%
*99V2> 101
101
39 %
—20
preferred——i
93
*S9%
35%
No par
Int'l
134% Jan
;
C.tfs
Corp
4%%
101
*7
1
__■,
Friday
2
36%
37%
93
-
37%
3634
94
31%
A
6
7% Jan
29% Jan
-
Co
Interchemical
16
Feb
88
:
3
Steel
.
*92V4
37
371/4
8%
No par
3
Jan
36
■;
S
Mai
$ per share
share
37
-
par
100
Insuranshares
9
29% Jan
28
Mex,
$ per
36%
*91
39%
5
Inspiration Cons Copper
11
Feb
De
.ji
*55 %
50
Co__
preferred
Inland
10
181
12
9% Jan
6%
18
235
13
Dec
Feb
Electrica
Thursday
Mar. I
36%
94
*35
No.par
,_1
L
RR
Rayon
:
Ingersoll-Rand common-—
5
2% Jan
4
Dec
Feb
Dec
Jan
29%
180%
■
25%
133
preferred
Terminal
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
12
14% Feb
•
-
9
Jan
95% Jan
-
25
12% Jan
Jan
234
Jun
24
4.70%
19
Jan
■11
31
Jun
Jan
15
16
Jan
1
xl45%
Illinois Power Co common,
Tllinois
2
40% Jan
27
86%
Feb
170
3
-Jan
8
28
PRICES
Wednesday
,
$ per share
36%
*99%
A——1000
series
-
$ per share
37 %
*91
1Q0
Industrial
55
40% Feb
'
36%
37%
A—100
ser
Leased, lines 4^—i——
RR
Feb. 28
■:
Co. common-10o
conv
Tuesday
Feb. 27
4 per share
20
Central
Monday
Feb. 25
Pow^r Co
Illinois
51%
'
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.
'.
5 per share
1
31%
22%
ALE
...
•
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
class A—1
1
101
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107
107
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101
107
51%
51%
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52%
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63%
63%
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51%
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51%
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62%
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300
18%
18%
18%
18%
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13
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12%
700
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18%
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12%
12%
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13
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22
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21%
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-
Volume
171;
THE
Number" 4887
,
COMMERCIAL,
NEW
Year 1949
-
Lowest
^
j
i*
Jan
50 y„ Jan
3
55
Jan
NOV
45 Ve Mar
1
47 Va
16% Nov
15% "Jan
3
19'/a Feb
Jun
25 y*
Dec
24
Jun
107 Va
Dec
106
Jun
Jun
48 %
,117a
Feb
17 JA
90
56%
Kennecott
Saturday
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb. 27
t per share
15
$ per
•
Thursday
$ per
share
$ per
share.
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
Feb. 28
$ per
share
the Week
Mar. 3
Shares
S per share
share
53%
54%;'
54
52%
53%
52%
53%
53
53%
527a
5374
46
46
46
46
45 7a
45%,
45%.
45%
45%-
457a
4574-.
4574.
2,300
.No par
18%
19
19
19
18%
19
19
19
19
1874
187/a
2,400
No par
28%
28%.
28%
28%
28
281
a
28%
28%
287a
287a
28%
3,100
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115%
115 %
114%
1147a
114
114%
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114%
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1147a
1
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167a
167a
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114%
177.
300
7074
*70
7074
10
.No par
Copper
5
—
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
18
Monday
Feb. 25
Kern County Land Co—
8
.
Kimberly-Clarke Corp,com__.
'28% Feb, 24
Jan, 13
STOCK
Par
30
Feb.
40
39
YORK
(959)
RECORD
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
<
>
:
Highest
i-.
-
t per share
$ per share
NEW
'""'.Range Since Jan. 1
,
Highest
f per share
YORK
;
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL, CHRONICLE
x537a
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2874
13,000
'
Jan
116% Feb
'
10'/a
62
15'/a Jan
Mar
72%
Dec
18
69% Jan
J16%- Dec
Jun
16% Feb
4%
23
8
71% Feb
4
6
*
14
2nd preferred
conv
Kinney
(G RI
Co common
._
$5 prior preferred-
.No par
70
*70
70
s
16%
16 7a
167a
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70%
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70%
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70%
*
10%
16%
16%
167a,
•111
"
25%
98 '
Jan
93 y2 Jan
' 9
96
43
Jun
Dec
40 Va Jan
27
42% Jan
6
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Kresge i S S) Co__
55 '
Feb
20
62
Jan
5
Kress
59 y8 Jan
16
65 y8 Mar ' 2
6% Feb
15
3% Feb
11
31%. Jan
90 Va Aug
x35% Feb
48%
Feb
62.Va ' Dec
43
Jan
28% Jan 13
.
60% Dec
47/8
Jan
8
Oct
6
Jan
2
2
31 »/8 Mar
Mar
7% Jan
4% Jan
3
12
'
(S
H)
22%
9%
Jun
11% Dec
10% Feb
16
43
Jan
47
46
Jan
25
iy%
Jun
26Va
Jan
22% Jan
19
26Ve Feb
16
Lane-Wells
37
Jan
45'%
Dec
40% Jan
25
47% Feb
24
Lee
23% Jan
9
Oct
16%
Jun
22%
90 y2
Jan
98
6%
Jun
11%
Jan
33%
Jun
49%
Dec
44% Jan
22% Feb.
6
Lambert
12% Jan
9
Lane Bryant common—
Jan
25
.47%
Jan
20
Jan
3
May
94
Jan
24
Feb
24
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
10
27
50% Jan
7
98
'
3%
Jun
1%
Jun
15
5%
Jan
3
Jun
Jan
24 y2
4% Jan
3
Jan
4
17
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
x41%
Jun
56%
Dec
54
8'/a
Feb
11%
5% Mar
3
1% Jan
Jan
2% Jan
21
3
10
Jan
30
24
.24% Jan
9
1
65% Jan
11
6%
Jun
8% Mar
.8% Mar
Jun
37% July
7J/4 Jan
35% Feb
3
34%
8
(37 Vs Jan
18
72%
Apr
91 '/a
Oct
83
Jan
27
89 Va Jan
-3
Feb
23
•
2
Feb
186
Sep
182
Jan
11
33
Jun
49
Dec
45
Jan
17
52 V£ Feb
2
x6%
Jun
10%
Jan
8% Jan 25
9% Feb
15
52 y2
Jun
19
•
Dec
rovo
186
Jun
33%
Oct
281/4 Feb
Jun
17%
Dec
17% Jan
3
Jun
78
Jan
73
16%
Feb
25%
Dec
23% Jan
14 Va
Jan
18% Aug
16% Jan
76
75
Jan
1574
19%
153
Jun
25%
Jan
27%, Dec
Jan
23%
32-
Dec
30% Jan
41%
Jan
34% Jan
23% Feb
100
169
"
Mar
Jan
;9
24% Mar
3
277s Feb 24
17
Jan
Jun
6
3
25% Sep
Jan
15
27
18 7a Jan
174
1
11
Jan
19
34% Feb
21
40 y2 Jan
24
2 7.%; Jan. 28'
,
26
4774
97 74
8%
8%
46%
46%
Libby McNeill
&
Libby
46%
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18
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20
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48
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27a
27a
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6
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48
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19
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62
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17,000
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22%
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57
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86
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28
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34%
34
34%
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19%
1,800
50
,
3,100
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
.1
NEW YORK; STOCK
/
EXCHANGE
t
;
..
Saturday
Monday
Feb. 35
s
$ per share
Par
Tuesday,
'
Feb. 27
;
f per share
Feb. 38
t per share
t per share
t
Mar. 2
Mar. I
;.
the Week
Mart 3
t per
$ per share
$ per share
Sales'for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
'
Shares
share
M
97a
317a
Jun
Oct
1474
117b Feb
28
13 V* Jan
24
38% »Jan
3
41% Feb
2
Apr
42
Dec
Jan
131
139
Oct
97a
Jun
15%
277a
Jun
Jan
135% Mar
33% dan
10474, Dec
957a
87a July
107a
13
Jan
3
138 % Jan
14 v Jan
32 % Jan
11% Feb 16
;
31 y4 Feb
xl03
l
Jan
"5
9% Jan
Jan
25
105
430
7
20
.12
Jan
15% Feb
28
19%
Jan
107/a Jan
3
20
525
Feb
Dec
11
17% Jan.
Feb
11
preferred-—_—
——100
Trucks' inc
——5
Macy
preferred series A
Square Garden:
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The);
Manoning Coal RR>Co
550
Jan
16
9
Jan
7
14
97s Jan
11
Manati: Sugar
Mandel Bros
23 '
Manhattan Shirt
11
Maracaibo
Jun
18%
Dec
18
Jan
18
19% Feb
6 74
Feb
10%
Apr
7
Feb
14
8% Jan
1774
Jun
25
Dec
25
Jan
3
6 7a
Jan
Dec
28% Mar
_
1
Marathon Corp
9
Marine
Midland
18%
Oct
18 V2 Jan
4
Jan
5
Market
St
24%
Dec
23% Jan
25
277a Feb
10
95%
Jan
104
Dec
978 Feb
19
Marshall
_Ja:'_10
i__l
50
—_1
No par
__
Ry
Corp.
prior
102% Jan
3
104% Feb
24
77a
Jun
12
Apr
9% Jan
13
13 74 Feb
27
Martin
Feb
13%
Jan
ll'AFeb
6
137e Jan
11
397a
Jun
59
Dec
56
Jan
13
63 % Feb
3
Martin-Parry Corp
Corp
Jun
19%
Jan
14% Feb
21
16% Jan
9
Master
48
Dec
47J/a Jan
13
54
Feb
1
Mathieson
Feb
179
Aug
Feb
3
178
Jan
18
175
474%
7%
preferred
(Glenn
Jun
49
Dec
46 % Jan
30
50
Feb
9
Jan
98%
Dec
98 y4 Jan
18
100
Jan
12
89
Jan
98
Dec
97 V» Jan
4
100
Jan
30
$3.75
80
Feb
88
Dec
87
Jan
10
90
Feb
18
$3.40
Jun
1274
Dec
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
21
Dec
42 y4 Jan
13
50
3
112
30
May
45
110,
Jan
113
Sep
1107s Mar
197a Mar
25
Jan
21% Feb
307a Mar
36%
Dec
3378 Jan
21% Mar
40% Mar
90
Jan
100
Dec
101
Jan
16
3
3
26
5
Mar
3
*1534
u
177/a
*520
r
$6
23 74 Feb
27
McCora
Feb
28
31%
31%
31%
104%
*103 7a
104
105
*10 7a
10%
1774
535
*510
7%
7 3/4
8%
83/4
7%
7%
287a
237a
28 74
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19
74
9%
9 74
18a4
18%
18%
18 3/4
18 34
18%
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27
74
27 Va
2774
26%
27%
26 7
105 3/2
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1057a
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12 78
12%
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12%
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12 7a
59%
59%
59 7,
5974
12%
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58%
105
8
*10474
187a
100
77a
7%
77a
7%
2,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,500
8,100
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19
7%
CM CO
-rf
187a
19
974
183/4
18%
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19
590
203/4
277a
26%
27
8,500
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105
105
1047a
104 7%
10
23,900
1374
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13
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123/a
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12
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5974
59
59
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15 74
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15%
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1,600
53
52%
53
52%
53
52%
52%
52 74
52%
3,300
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179
179
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179
175%
175%
4874
49
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179
48
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5
987a
147a
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_
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.
47 7a
49 74
4974
49%
5,600
98%
98y2
987a
98%
90
99
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99 7a
88%
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88 72
88%
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60
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14
14
14 74
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3,300
47
47
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48
49
49
49
50
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112
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35%
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103 74
103 74
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103 74
111
112
111
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23
22%
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22%
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427a
42
42
42
42
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357a
36
3674
36
36
36%
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•
Mar
1
Jan
3
Publishing——.No par
Mclntyie Porcupine Mines
5
3074
Jan
4174
Dec
38% Jan
13
42% Feb
10
McKesson & Robbins Inc com____18
*41
92 74 May
102%
Dec
99 Va Jan
25
Dec
23% Jan
23
Electric Co
49
99 74
147a
35%
McGraw
49%
99 74
88%
*110JB
112
__3
17
49
9974
99
m'2
Jan
10374
10374
102 74
23 74
110%
112
103
103
23
213/4
23
3,200
42
40%
41%
290
36%
363B
367a
1,500
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103
47
47
46 74
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467a
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35 7,
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35
36
54 74
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53 74
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53%
547a
54
417a
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40 3%
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40%
407a
40%
403/4
40%
ior%
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267a Jan
9
177a Mar
13% Jan
3
Jan
9
177a
Jan
14% Jan
3
707b May
Jun
93%
Nov
347,
Oct
207a
27
Dec
28%
Jan
177a Feb
Jan
5
91
Jan
24
47„%
6
367a Feb
23
4%
25
Feb
10
277a Jan
9
Jun
13%
Jan
11
Jan
3
Jun
49
Jan
42
12%
Jun
1574 July
8% Jan
;
105 7a May
18
July
24 74
247a
__10
Melville
Shoe
Corp
12
Jan
11
7
7% Jan
3
Merch
437a Feb
3
Merck & Co Inc common—;
Jan
18
Dec
96%. Feb 2.7
13
98
Dec
120
Jan
17
1297a Feb
3
237a
Jan
x20% Jan
25
2574 Feb
1
40
Dec
307a
Jun
37% Feb
18
977a
Jan
1047a
Dec
101% Feb
21
1057a Jan
20
105%
Oct
11074
Feb
108
Feb
23
10974 Jan
9
8%
Jun
14%
Jan
13
Jan.
3
147a Feb
21
37%
Jun
48
Oct
14 7»
Jun
18%
Dec
177a Jan
3
187a
Jun
34
Dec
28 y4 Jan
13
38% Feb
131
Jan
23
5
40 74 Mar
43
3
Jan
9
20% Feb
28
327» Mai"
139
Feb
3
Co
(The)
Min
Transp Co
*34%
357a
54
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547a
600
4074
40%
*1017B
1013/4
1,100
100
preferred
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Co—
South
Steel
101
108
Dec
•
106
Mar
1
1
10
1087a Jan
5
107a
Jun
14%
Jan
12V8 Feb
1574 Jan
9
Jun
80
Feb
76
Feb
1
81
Jan
6
$5.50
1st
1674
Jun
22 74
19
Jan
4
227a Jan
10
$1.50
2nd
For."footnotes
Nov
see
page
20."
24
247/a
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*
42%
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.
41
42%
preferred,
11%
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*
8
42%
4274
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97
4274
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127%
127%
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38%
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20
20
317a
313/4
31%
138
13674
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127a
117a
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200
42%
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98
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32
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32
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50
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4,800
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11 %
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2,700
139
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74 %
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105
105
98
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10
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11%
138
1274
437a
14%
31%
137%
12%
11%
11%
437a
14%
39%
32
12%
12
437a
*13 7a
207a
31%
393/4
70
10574
105
40
20
40
*96
600
*107 7a
105
1097a
19%
*105 7a
*7%
12874
31%
74
42%
987a
143/4
967a
39%
104
8
11%
*42
12874
147a
*9674
147a
9872
13%
5
7%
11%
43%
12872
1474
No par
—No par
preferredconv
43
8
147a
*136
67%
2,800
14%
10
Jan
1,700
1474
Minn-Honeywell Regul common
3
3.20% conv pfd series A__
:_100
Minn Min & Mfg common
No par
$4 preferred *
1
—No par
Min.neapolis-Molins C,o common—.1
1057a Mai"
15
600
257,
.5
27
4
10
367a
257e
TO
;
74% Feb
Jan
92
*35 7a
257,
1087a
Minn St
Jan
*89
3672
2574
1087a
Minneap & St Louis .Ry
96 Va Feb
89
*35 7a
257a
1087a
17
61
89
3674
25 7a
1077a
21
99
*127
5
ll7/e Feb
Dec
92
36
257a
*7%
147a Jan
Nov
*89
3674
257a
*7%
3
Nov
90
*36
257a
8
13
63%
*89
36 V2
257a
14%
ll'A Jan
101
89
*36
11%
1'0%. Jan
101
Feb
89
a
25 7a
43%
Jan
Jun
1,400
11%
Jan
Mar
COO
17 74
*14%
100
common
SS Maine.
147a
1774
*42 7a
12
P &
14 Va
17%
14%
12%
•'
14
17
11%.
Utilities Inc—No par
Prod
14
43 7a
pfd-100
__
Midland
247a
7a
1774
14%
...
3.90%
preferred series
Copper
Mid-Continent-Petroleum
Middle
24
14
*17
*42
4.35%
Miami
24
*13 7a
177-4
*11%.
No par
No par
2nd
Machine
24
14Va
177a
15
$4
Metropolitan Edison
24
147a
11%
*423/4
Mesta
24
43V2
*9672
(
14%
11%
No par
102
17 7a
89
No par
50c
24
1007a
1,200
247a
*14%
-
1,200
47%
35%
14
*42 Va
50
<
102
24
47
47 74
*34%
17
357
$3.50 preferred
conv
102
102
460
17 74
357a
___1
common
convertible 1st preferred
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
&
*100 7a
47
103
14
89
*25
1
102
—3%
12
Jan
15
5?,'o
—
__
127a Jan
Mengel
*
(1st series)—50
44
Dec
*17
(1st series) .^.100
16
43%
14
No par
common
preferred
2nd preferred
13
77a Feb
3974 Jan
1397a Mar
Corp
*24
.1
_
Jan
130%
1247a July
10% Aug
Mead
14 Va Jan
99
Jan
Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co__
323A Jan
347a
77a Mar
McLellan-Stores
18
82
.
16
*100 7a
.No par
70
1,400
*
_
1107a
23
23 74
23
23
140
*22%
22%
*53%
1
McGraw-Hill
50
49%
14 7a
22%
50
179
90
*110J?
_
175 7a
987a
No par
common.
*
*88%
147a
_No par
preference
Corp
176
49
997,
98%
*
xl4%
987a
90
•
*46
No par
58
25
1,100
15 7 a
52%
36
Jun
59 '/a
15 74
523/4
48
Feb
700
15 74
14
July
974
9%
19
2774
52%
98 Va
$4 preferred
.40
1,100
500
1
*
18
1
900
1,100
12,600
9
28 72
9
200
'
7%
844
28 %
..No par
No par
.
73/4
8%
28 74
9%
2,700
540
7%
83/4
73'a
974
*525
540
7%
.*8 7a
*18 7a
974
*525
540
7%
7%
9V4
17%
177a
267/a
«.
15%
90
17.,000
10 3/4
1774
18 3/4
28
1.07a
17%
535
a.,
,
105
103/4
17%
774
27
Jan
x317i
17%
*1874
30VaJan
104
31 :!4
17
535
700
13
18
77a
53 y4 Feb
66 74
10%
19 74
43% Jan 27
87
1037a
7%
Apr
437a
31%
*1874
-
Nov
Jun
127a
15%
-
4574
77a
10%
13872.1383/2
12%
12%
157a
734
—
_
*
105
12%
15%
*8 7a
60%
Apr
*510
540
98%
Corp
"
•
157a
7%
34
90
17%
18
48
Preferred
127a
1534
*12(4
1037> Jan
Mar
2,200
'
137
157a
8%
McCrory Stores Corp common——1
37a% convertible preferred —100
102
137a
4074
'4074
1357a
15%
7%
Jun
27
*12%
13
40%
*39 7a
40
*15 7a
87a
Jan
7%
1234
12%
1387a
Corp-.^No par
TOO
Chemical
cum
*10%
8
Feb
12 7a
*■15%
167a
No par
1st
31%
*103 Va
107a
1
Co_a
Maytag Co common
$3 preferred
McCall
91%
9
_
11
12%
*7%
4172
197a
127a
40
*137
12 Va
105
107a
107a
1
32
*1037a
'
12%
*8 7a
24
xl3
1274
41
137
139
:
297a
Dec
11%
*4074
40%
31%
-
105
pfd 1947 series—No par
cumulative pfd
No par
20
3
s-
cum
Jan
42
.100
.
May Dept Stores common
$3.75 preferred
247a Jan
36 7a Mar
.
_
31%
107a
5
pl'd—100
Go_
preferred
38
7 7a
—
L)
Electric
89
1
:
Masonite
1174
170
12
137
12 Va
12 3a
*103 7a
Co com—No par
&
137
31%
6.25
6%
Field
1357a
40
*1357a
1274
—__5
—
107a
34% July
41
'
_
Apr
»
100
Nq par *'
Oil Exploration-
167» Mar
3
£
Co—
_
19 7a
8% Jan
12
12%
41
*
iR H).Co Inc com_i_v.No.par
47,%
Madison
17
9
12%
common—10
6%
Mack
Feb
;
15 74
8%
9
5
"
MacAnclrews ,& Forbes
7»/4 Feb
Dec
530
4
Working Co_
8% Feb
.
974 Aug
Mar
9
Jan
20
Jun
67a
17
in3/. J4.ri
Jun
Jun
5
18
M & M Wood
*105 V8
1067a
73
,*105
74
1057a
9774
97%
1067a
1067a
72 Va
105
973/4
106
737a
73%
723/4
7374
1057/2
10474
104%
104%
105
520
98%
983/4
98%
9974
100
1,400
106%
*1067,
107
73
10674
10674
80
12%
127b
12%
127a
12%
1274
12%
1274
12V4
7,200
100
*79
79%
X77%
79
77
77
767a
77%
76 3/4
76%
777a
77%
530
25
*19
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
193/4
I934
193/4
193/4
*1974
2074
400
12%
123%
127a
'
8%
79%
177*
300
50%
50%
9
607a
6174
60
185
185
50
187a
29
2874
28%
*48
50
*60%
6174..
17
2874
185
874
8%
61
62
;;t
497a
50
*49 7a
87a
,
79 7a
28 %
28%
187a
797a
77a
*185
18674
50
87a
9
7%
78
STOCKS
V
98%
8
367'4
186 74
>
Steel' Co__a—„__10 #
Lowest
21
*97
874
10%
17%
preferred series A
*20 7a
987a
*10%
79
(M)
21
8%
1,300
7%
87/a
1»
—
21
*97
10%
177a
a
47
3674
*49
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No par
Louisville & Nashville—.
50
20% Jan
62%
47
57 74
79
preferred
>99% Jan
22%
62
46%
56%
Co common.
(F)
Lowenstein
10%
*185
_Nppar.
a—
Cement
Long Bell Lumber
Loriliard
10 7a
22%
a
5 74
57
X10%
10 7a
567i
46%
18 74
674
6 7a
56%
No par
Loew's Inc_—
Lone
*6
57a
2574
257,
48%
a
10
500
2574
47 74
18
500
47
*46
47
*85 7a
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
25'
.7 Vc
preferred
—100:
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
R6 par Lima-Hamilton Corp
5No par
21
117b
2374
8%
53a
2%
17%
5614
5%
56
7%
5
Co
57,
27a
17%
117a
*46
874
47
17%
2
Va
47
5%
57i
5%
8%
1,300
1,100
11%
21%
217a
*97
98%
874
,
98%
46%.
21%
o97
47a,
213*
6%
6%
*36
^.7
Life Savers Corp—
2174
»
9774
87*
62 7a
17
;
*26
11,600
*4%
21%
11%
47
*25
22 7
23
tper share
*46
627a
18 '/8 Feb
$. per share
47
22%
Range for Previous
S per share
*46
No par
.'97% Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
47
a
No par
Oct
Highest
*46
461
Libbey Owens Ford Glass
21V*, Mar
Year 1949
11%
Lerner Stores Corp;.—
'
Lowest
11%
*1074
100'
80
11%
5
par;
6
Dec
5%
56
1
Oil
27
172'/a
31% May
20% Jun
95
,
22% Jan
25% Jan
Oct
No par
(The)
>3Va% .convertible preferred
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.A
•
;
*10%
2
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No
-29% Feb
11
18
Lion
13
11
2
7
13
Dec
574
9
>79% Mar: 1
11
6%
474
217a
4
474
7*
74
6%
21%
18
31% Jan
:
217a
1
>2iy2Jan
Jan-13
21%
par
Belt
3
Jun
467a
Link
24
13 y4
65 y2
4%
21%
21%
87*
66% Jan 11
i
Jviar:
474
21%
21%
Lehn & Fink Products
61% Mar.
4
21%
6%
6%,
47*
21%
98
10
22% Feb
'
67'a
*4%
22 74
11% Jan
Sep
6%
Va
*97
23
Dec
467a
6%
6%
6%-
'
4
21%
*21%
10% Jan
26 %
6474
46%
Corp
2,500
3,300
62%
46%
50c non-cum 2nd pfd
65%
58
63%
257a
Lehman
6,700
5874
647a
41%
577a
62%
4674
11
42
587a
657a
41 Va
57%
63
267a
30
417a
5874
6474
42
56 74
627*
-
4674
6% Jan
41%
58
41%
567a
4
*10%,
par
41%,
*9474,
42
47 Va-
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal com
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No
280
95
267a
57% Jan
64
6%
4
21%
,3*85% cumulative preferred-—100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—10.
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
8,600
957a
56%
& Sons Co common—3,
Lees (James)
3074
x957a
41%:
*46%
1
X3074
96
94%
*26
Tire——
317a
957a
427*
1
;
(
&
30%
9574
57%
5
Co
Rubber
31
957*,
r
95
26
4
Jan
62
,—50
13
Feb
'
preferred
30%
30%
30%
3074
62
41%
*56 7a
No par
-No par
—
Jan
20y8
X60
4%%
(The)
Dec
.
x67
,
Co
5% Jan
44%
1-70
•;
—
29%
29%
95
10
.No par
.No par.
..
Gas Light Co__
;
4
Consolid46% pfd—75 Pesos Mex,
La
Jun
Jan
■r
;. —100
*94
Laclede
3y8
21'/a Feb 24
*29 J/2
& Co
Kroger Co (The)
17%
Dec
\ .—10
200
16
,
(960)
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Ranfe for Previous
S per
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
share
YORK
Lowest
$ per share
S per share
NEW
Highest
i
YORK
Jan
46% Jan
25
50% Feb
10%
Oct
9% Jan
3
10% Feb
1
31/4
Jun
Jan
4% Jan
3
Jan
12
27% Jan
Aug
25% Mar
51/4
Jun
9
21% Jan
3
Aug
4 % Feb
10
Jan
35
6
x31% Feb
20
20
6% Mar
35
Corp
Mission
Development Co__.
77o
Missouri
9
Dec
,11Va Jan
13
12% Feb
21
Mojud
26%
Nov
24% Jan
13
26 Vs Jan
10
Monarch
Machine
45%
Jan
57%
Dec
54 Va Jan
13
3
Monsanto
101%
Jun
114%
Dec
110% Jan
13
119% Feb
7
103%
$3.25
Jun
113
Dec
112% Jan
4
115% Jan
28
Dec
12% Jan
9
13% Feb
3
10
Jan
14%
60% Feb
$4
10
10%
10
Co
Jun
59% Mar
54% Jan
3
3
Jan
10%
101/4
.10%
10%
10%
101/4
3,500
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
7,100
25%
26%
9,400
6%
63,900
25%
25%
25%
251/4
4%
4%
5%
51%
5%
32 %
12%
12%
Dec
13% Jan
13
15% Feb
6
Moore-McCormick
Jan
18
Jan
11
20% Jan
18
Morrell
.5
14
Jun
26%
Dec
23% Jan
3
36"% Feb
11
Motorola
Jun
27%
Dec
26% Jan
3
30% Feb
27
Motor
15'A
Jun
23'A
Dec
21% Jan
3
23% Jan
18
11%
Jun
Jan
14% Feb
23
17% Jan
7
Mueller
Jun
14%
Jan
12% Jan
13
15% Mar
3
11
Jan
9% Feb
2
50%
Dec
49% Jan
12
52
Feb
4
112'/a Mar
110% Jan
3
112
Jan
23
38%
Feb
108%
Oct
10
Jun
58
115
115
Co
5
July
Dec
15
Jan
13
17% Feb
24
39
Oct
36% Jan
13
40% Feb
24
Jan
43
Jan
13
45% Feb
10
Dec
16% Jan
13
18% Jan
12
38
Jan
31
25% Feb
4
51
13%
56
No par
118%
"115
57%
13%
56%
12%
12%
12%
1,300
25%
25%
25%
25%
900
58%
5,100
58 %
58
*115
118
115
115
115
131/8
12%
13
55%
56%
56%
x55 %
14%
14%
14%
20
20
33%
35
33%
34%
30%
29%
29%
29
"22%
22%
20
35%
35%
35%
29%
29%
5
14%
*19%
35%
29%
23
58%
58'%
117
117
20
20
32%
"113%
117
14%
Xl4%
500
"12%
14%
55%
15%
20
32
12%
55%
56 %
15%
6%
32
251/2
115
13%
13%
13 %
13%
6
"32
115
116
26
5%
5%
32%
"114
118%
*113%
No par
100
400
12%
56%
12%
2,600
56%
'
57%
14,800
14%
14%
15
20
20
20
34%
34%
34%
34%
7,000
29%
29%
29%
30
30%
10,300
22%
22%
22 %
22%
"19%
4,200
600
22%
1.400
22%
22%
221'4
22%
1
"14%
14%
14 %
15
15
15
15'/a
15%
151%
15%
15%
1.209
1
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
151%
15%
15%
18.000
5
Co
(G
"25
58V2
58%
58%
12%
12%
25'%
115
20
5
No par
Corp
Brass
Co
13%
12%'
25 »A
>
25%
25%
5%
*32
32%
32%
12%
3
Products
4%%
57%
32%
-
25 Va
*115
"113
Inc
Murphy
25%
58
"9%
9%
9%
91/2
*91/2
9%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
-
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
12
15%
30 'A Mar
41
10% Jan
12%
118
Mullins
Dec
32%
*25
"115
Motor Wheel Corp
171/4
x9'A
25
No par
Co
9
a
No par
Lines
23
25%
25%
4%
32 %
Montgomery Ward & Co
13%
Jun
16%
1,500
10%
5%
com
B
Utilities
&
49
5%
20
16%
(John)
49
10%
w_1.25
10%
Feb
49
5%
No par
47%
59
49
48%
Shares
t per share
Sper share
share
48
481/4
481/4
25%
series
Montana-Dakota
48%
100
pfd series A
pfd
conv
48
pfd_10o
con
Tool
Chemical
conv
49%
the Week
10%
Carpet Mills
Hosiery Co Inc
12%
Jan
S per
tper share
t per share
49%
Sales for
*
Mar. 8
5
A
Pacific RR 5%
Jun
t per share
Friday
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
No par
com
Mohawk
21 y4
Feb. 28
Thursday
Tuesday
Feb. 27
10
preferred series
3
Jan
Monday
Feb. 25
Mission
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Saturday
Par
27
Jun
3%
25
RECORD
'
f per share
54%
Jun
-Monday, March 6, 1950
CHRONICLE
LOW AND
STOCK
•
Jun
7%
15%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
38%
6
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
&
C)
1
common
preferred
Murray Corp of America
4%
preferred
Myers (F E) & Bros
52
"111%
51%
511/4
51%
112
"51
100
111%
111%
*111%
*15
511%
52
52
112
112
112
400
52
51%
2,200
113%
120
17%
*112
12.500
10
16%
167 »
16%
17
16%
17%
171/4
50
"38%
39%
*38''a
39%
"38%
39%
391/4
391/4
*38%
40
*39
40
200
No par
45 %
45%
45 %
45%
*451/2
46
451/2
45%
*45
45%
*45
45%
300
X17'A
com
16%
52
111%
51'/a
112
17
17%
17%
N
10%
Jun
17%
22
Jun
32%
Dec
32
Jan
3
17%
Jun
24%
Dec
23
Jan
13
5
Jan
9%
9%
Jun
7% Jan
Apr
18
3
8% Jan
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
National
National
Automotive
Dec
16% Jan
13
18
Jan
4
National
10%
Jun
13%
Dec
12
Jan
13
15% Feb
24
National
Jun
41
Aug
36
Feb
24
41% Jan 11
National
30%
Jan
•40%
Dec
37% Jan
13
185%
Sep
181% Feb
9
170% Mar
4%
Jun
30%
7% Mar
6% Feb
Nov
32% Feb
23
Aug
8% Jan
9%
Jan
8
Jan
6
National
Can
38% Jan
,
11
National
Cash
7%
9
Jun
9%
Jun
12
27%
Feb
39%
Dec
Jan
27
42
13%
Feb.
17%
Aug
15% Feb
25
18
17%
Jun
22%
Dec
22
Jan
13
24% Jan
7
7%
Jun
14%
Feb
9
Feb
20
xll%
11% Jan
13
Jun
19 %
17% Jan
13
86% May,.
Apr
169% Jan
Dec
183
Sep
Dec
7%
Jun.
8% Jan 28
3
,12% Jan 17
11
Jan
*
180% Jan
X150
Jan
3
,
11
7% Jan
18
Jan
Jan
26
Dec
23% Jan
13
Jun
95%
Nov
88
Jan
13
H Jan
% Feb
21%
Feb
28%
Dec
26% Jan
Dec
19% May
15% Feb
14
X80
Deo
86
21%
Jan
38%
9%
Jun
9%
Jun
,
19
82% Feb
40% Mar
Apr
11% Jan
5
12% Feb
Nov
10% Jan
13
11% Jan
Gas
Co*—
.*
Highest
184%
184%
1851/4
185'A
184 %
Lead Co
7l/a
34 Vz \
,
100
National
Natl
4
40
Jan
xll%
Dec
94
Mar
102%
Dec
42
Jun
67%
Dec
Feb
14%
Dec
11% Feb
15
14 % Jan
72%
Jan
66% Jan
13
68% Jan
62% Feb
3
27
15
12% Mar
102
Feb
67
Jan
New
New
23%
Jun
35
Apr
26%. Jan
3
29% Jan
Jun
33%
Jan
27% Jan
4
30% Feb
Jun
Jan
11% Jan
Jun
102%
Dec
98
142
Dec
137
Jan
3
Jan
Jun
10
Jun
14%
Jan
Jun
30
Dec
30
Feb
8
Feb
61
Dec
56
Jan
26
Dec
250
Mar
220
145
107/«
10%*
40%
15%
15%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
22%«
23
9%
9'%
9%
3
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
99%
991/2
100 Vi
100%
ioo'a
37
36%
37%
371/4
37%
N
Inc
1
19 %
*19
19 Va
V2 *
ft
%
39 Va
9
N
34% Jan
6
New
18
Y
$5
St
System
4
35% Mar
3
18% Jan
3
58 Yb Mar
3
96 %
Nov
95
Jan
9
100
Feb
Harlem
Preferred
9
Jan
15
1
No par
Co
100
com
preferred
non-cum
Y
17% Jan
27%
*27 y2
28
*27%
19'A
li
"ft
*24%
101
24%
101
28
27%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
81%
81'A
81 'A
*81 'A
391%
39%
39%
39%
40%
39%
*39
12%
*11
Monday
7,400
24%
300
4,300
27%
100
16% *
5,800
82
190
40'A
2,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,700
11 Ye
11%
11 VB
11 Vb
ll'/s
11'A
3,200
PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
Mar. I
\ Feb. 28
$ per share
J per,share
600
11 %
Tuesday
-
Feb. 27
191/4
102
81'A
•
90
1,500
A
"
ft
24=%
101'A
60
'
7%
155
7%
191/4
230
183
155
7%
16%
RR
5%
t per
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 2
\ Mar. S
t per share
share
the Week
f per share
*16Ve
16%
12
121/4
16%
16%
*39
39%
*39
39%
38%
105 ya
*104%
*
104
%
105%
*104%
11%
11%
11%
*102
64
y2
102
>:63%
64%
11%
12
102
106
*103
*100
64
64
12%
161/2
104%
39
IO51/2
*11%
♦16'A
*103
16%
1041/2
11%
*16%
"103
38'/2
381/a
38'A
*104%
1051/2
105 y2
12
12
104
*100
64
12
12 »/b
104
*63%
64%
12
*100
*64
12
12
Shares
16%
12
16%
>103
1041/a
39
*38
•104%
12'A
12 V,
10
12'A
22,000
65
10
65'A
900
12%
13
12%
13
12%
*12%
13
121/2
12%
12%
12%
1,800
67 y2
68%
67%
67%
»67V«
68
*67
68
67%
67%
67%
67%
90
21 Vb
27 y8
27
271/4
26%
27
26%
27
27
27%
27
27'A
5,100
29
*
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
281/4
28
28
28%
28%
1,100
13%
90,700
13%
12%
107% 107 y»
12%
13 y8
12%
12%
13y8
12%
13'A
12%
13%
13 Va
107 y2
107 y2
1061/4
107
106
%
IO71/2
107
108
108
108
142
142
142
142
142
139 ya
139 ya
140
140
139
139
*14%
15
15
*27
31%
*140
15 V*
*27 VB
15'A
31 VB
*27
16 'A
31 »/a
15%
*27
16
*15%
15%
15%
31 'A
*27
31%
*26%
1,400
600
15%
31'/,
*57
62
*57
62
*57
62
*57
62
*57
62
*56
*210
230
*210
230
*210
220
*200
220
*200
220
200
1,700
62
50
RR
700
105
104
TOO
65
400
39
105%
104
3.000
16%
104%
No par
220
Co
Hart
series
12%
12%
104'/2
1
100
No par
Y New Haven &
53
%
24%
101'A
*103
lo
common
N
Apr
7%
191/4
■ft
104'A
l
No par
Dock
N
Deo
155
24%
*103
No par
com
York
10
19 %
16 y2
No par
27
53%
12%
1
City Omnibus Corp
Jan
Feb,
*153
7%
T82ye
81%
liy*;
100
lOYa Feb
Sep
13,700
16%
12%
100
Louis
3
48
10,400
38%
81%
39%
f per share
.19%
100%
38%
16%
12%
-
18%
100'A
82
11'/a
.
19 Vb
39%
183
XlOO%
2,400
100 ya
*1821/8
%
25
1,600
15,000
9'A
18%
18 •%
1
6,800
38%
19
19
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Central
&
21
3
7%
1,100
'
9'/4
9ya
155
♦153
!:
-lOO'A
.
*271/4
39%
Feb. 2,»
39
182%
-
19:
100%
103 Vs
ft
*24%
•
12%
Saturday
Brake
Feb
15%
38
102%
%
liy4
preferred series A
&
7%
19 y8
24%
103
12%
100
Elec
Air
Ch-ic
6%
155 '
*19
27%
16%
1
1821/4
*71/4
191/4
.
39 ye
:
7%
7%
7%
*8114
common.
30% Jan
Jan
18%
9
-<
1
York
Y
10
63% Jan
•
11'A
preferred.'
York
9
9
9
99'/a
-,81%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd—100
New
4
Jan
232
9
•
18%
36%
No par
Bros
England
New
-40%
•
*981/2
"
3,700
10%
40%;
15%
9%
Par
7% Jan
9% Jan
6,100
40%
1
preferred
1
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
18 % Feb
13 % Jan
20%
13% Mar
110% Feb
30
7%
15%
10
4%%
4
9%
7%
10%
16%
Mewmont Mining Corp
Newport Industries common
20
24%
7%
40%
81%
Co
Corp
3%%
2
27
5
7%
10%
STOCK
preferred—
Newberry Co (J J)
9
Feb
7%
10%
*10%
No par
Fibre
f
5
Apr
10% Jan
102
7%
15%
10
com
Co
t per share
16
17
100 % Jan
4,500
40%
EXCHANGE
105% Feb
37% Jan
Oct
9%
10%
27%
16%
!
i
Co
Tea
NEW YORK
9
Nov
7,300
9%
•
15%
100
(T^e) Pa
Vulcanized
Natomas
Jan
39%
102%
7%
36'A
9%
40ye
*2714
4%%
Jan
7'A
35%
9V4
15%
"27 ya
10
-
7%
35%
9%
34%"
15%
No par
104% Feb
103
IV*
34%
9%
40%
102'%
1
Dec
7y,
34%
9%
7%
'
11
*24'/2
Feb
104%
7%
34%
34%
15%
24%
preferred
100
40%
102 y2
4%%
184%
10%
1021/2
Co
184%
15%
*24%
Ref
5,000
40'%
;
25
Sugar
7%
100
38%
22%
1
A
*183
4,200
x38'A
16
1
12.50
No par
10
'
36%
.
40%
.
15'A
:
Prod..,—No par
common
8
40%
10%
40%
5
No par
Nehi
Mar
185
71/4
...
*153
Highest
$ per share
185
154
Neisner
33%
185%
*183
154
10
Jun
39%
155
28
21
38%
*7'A
17% Feb
Jun
39%
154V2
12% Feb
5%
38%
..100
4
48
39%
par
HSsfigR-T
preferred B__
13
205
391/8
182
Range Since Jan. 1
,.tiL«west
$ per share
13%
39%
182
14% Jan
56
39 V*
182
10% Jan
117%
39%
182
Dec
9%
39%
182
13% Mar
65
*36
1
Prodhcts^y^No
preferred
14%
8 %
36
:
Enameling
Jan
93%
36
7%
Jun
Jan
36%
7%
9%
29
♦35 ya
7%
12%
xl01%
36%
STOCKS
Year 1949
,
*35'/2
7%
Range for Previous
tper share
36%
7%
National Supply
6
Lowest
*35%
National
28
13%
36'/a
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
2
12%
*35Va
•
1
2
13
3,700
14%
9%
6%
17% Jan 11
79% Jan
36% Jan
17%
14%
National Linen Service Corp
*
l
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast__No par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dist.—No par
2
Dec
171/4
15'A
7%
7%
3
Jan
-
17%
15
9%
11
Feb
17 »/8
151/4
34%
$4.50 preferred—J.
4
28
17%
15
7%
National
103% Feb 24
18
15%
17'/4
15%
,..100
&, Stamping
National Gypsum Co com
3
Jan
13,100
17%
151/4
9%
Distillers
24% Feb
8'/a
17%
15 »/4
341/4
Feb 25
U
25
8%
17%
15'%
7%
National
6
19%
81/8
17%
15 V*
34%
9%
Department
5
73%
-
7%
<17Va
9%
Cylinder
2
680
1,500
15 Va
1
28
9,700
37
24%
*17%
10
Dairy
7% Jan
81/8
8
_No par
National
20 % Jan
81/8
17%"
37
24%
'
1
Corp
National
183% Jan
155
S'/b
35%
*24
8%
10
:
National
4
Jun
preferred
2
39 Vb Mar
24%
8
Inc
common
5
25
x%
Co
Feb
100% Feb
24'A
36%
*23%
Register
Nat'l
17%
37
*36
24'A-
t
4
Jan
„
19% Mar
10
35
Dec
5% Mar
14
;3
•
94% Jan
..
Dec
19%
Jan
38
Dec
152%
.
135
10% Jan
Dec
95%
38%
•
25%
7% Jan
-
17%
37
24
17%
36'%
23%
National City Lines Inc
National Container Co
Feb 15
10
5
Jan
Biscuit
Jan
17%
36%
24%
17%
36%
5
Fibres
Corp
Battery Co
National
-
1
Aviation
186
4
Jun
-
39% Jan 17
14
36%
8%
Jun
5%
24
Airlines
17%
17%
17%
17%
36
24%
17V2
36
1
14
28
.
5
100
Co_.
Acme
Co.100
9%
9%
9%
ioy«
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
.100
33%
34%
34%
351/4
341/2
35 Vb
34%
34%
34%
A
N Y Shipbldg Corp partic stock
Y State Elec & Gas Corp—
9%
9%
35
9,100
9,600
2,200
1
18
18
18
181/b
18
18
18
18
17%
18
171/4
17%
25
57
57%
56%
571/4
57
57'A
57%
57%
57%
58
57%
58 y8
*99%
991/4
N
%
86
Jan
Common
$3.75
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
*99'/a
100
991/2
99'/4
991/4
98%
98%
50
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
43,380
,28
28 ya
28%
28
28 Vs
28
28 Vb
28%
28
12.500
881/2
*88%
24
Feb
24
29
Jan
31
Class
A
86%
12
89% Feb
28
3.40%
preferred
93% Jan
12
95% Feb
28
3.60%
100
98% Jan
*94%
95%
19
102% Mar
3.90%
100
2.50
*ioiy4
102'A
101%
101 »/2
101%
102
32%
32 %
32%
32%
33
1
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
May
27%
Dec
25% Jan
3
34% Feb
14
6%
Jun
14
Jan
9% Jan
4
10% Jan
12
21'A
Jun
30
Dec
28
Jan
13
Sep
59'A
Jan
48% Jan
3
52% Mar
Mar
28%
Jan
26% Jan
6
28
47%
26
29% Mar
Feb
...
Noma Electric Corp
2
Nopco
3
Norfolk
Chemical
Co
4
Jan
20% July
18% Jan
16
21% Feb
24
North
American
81/b
Jun
11%
10% Jan
13
13 % Feb
27
North
American
85
Feb
78% Jan
5
Feb
11
Northern Central
Jan
39%
Dec
Ry
35% Jan
13
39% Feb
23
Northern
Natural
Gas Co..
Jun
19%
Dec
17
Jan
3
21% Feb
17
Northern
Pacific Ry
8%
Feb
7
Jun
95
Co
29%
*29 %
51 Ve
51%
27%
28
28
21%
21 y2
21%
12%
12%
12%
8i
84
50
*29y»
29%
*29%
29%
29%
511/2
51%
51%
28
27%
271/2
*27
27%
300
211/4
21%
21 'A
21%
x21%
21 '4
24,800
12%
13%
12%
13
13
53.800
51 »A
51%
28%
*27'/a
21%
21%
21'A
131/B
12%
131/B
51
84
84
51%
12%
30
600
52%
5,800
38%
39
38
38%
38%
38%
4,800
20%
20 y4
21
20%
20%
18,400
12'/a
38,800
*84
85
*84
85
60
States Pwr Co (Minn)—
No par
*94
94%
No par
*108
108%
11 % Jan
13
Jan
5
10
12
12%
25
19%
3
21% Feb
18
23% Jan
4
-31% Jan
10
2% Feb
16
3% Jan
13
tNorwalk
4
16% Jan
17
Norwich
Jan
291/4
2,600
201/4
$4.80 preferred
Northwest Airlines
14
160
9%
39%
9
Oct
9%
21
108% Feb
i4y4
9%
39'A
18
Dec
9%
20%
$3.60 preferred
Jan
9%
2,000
21%
Common
4%
*00
32
39%
21
36%
32
84%
95 y« Jan
Dec
32
9%
84
600
95%
102'A
21 y8
i?y8 Feb 28
1% May
31'A
95%
102'A
39
2
30%
33'A
89'A
95%
102'A
*84
3
Mar
881/2
*95
*101%
9%
*27!/2
84
95%
39%
10% Jan
19
33
891/a
101%
21%
93% Feb
Oct
*95
21%
107 % Jan
20%
*88%
101%
*39%
Dec
Jun
95%
lo
Dec
13
291/4
89%
100
11 Vs
Oct
95%
29%
51 %
27%
95%
12
89%
95
51%
109% Mar
13%
11% Mar
*29
27%
891/2
*88%
1
11 Va
84
Apr
IO71/4 Sep
*32
89
10
Co
31
Northern
89
25
Aviation
75% July
84
28 y4
25
& Western Ry com
Adjustment preferred
27
15%
Jan
100
preferred
preferred
Noblitt-Sparks Industries
3
16 Vi
23%
28 Va
4.90C
991/2
24
23
23
23%
*99
99%
23%
21% Jan
26% Jan
_No par
No par
,
Inc
common
4.6%
preferred
Northwestern Telegraph
Tire
&
'
—
10
35%
35
12
11%
ii%
12
94%
94%
94%
108
108
108'/«
11%
121/4,
20
19%
"30%
30%
30%
2%
*2'A
2.50
*14%
15%
Co
15
94%
12y4
*2'A
•
11%
31%
2%
-15
12 y.
108
'19%
31
*2%
14%
•_
20'A
50
No par
Rubber
Pharmacal
11%
11%
y4 72
'108
12
12
12 Vs
12
941/2
*94'A
94%
941/4
94%
108%
1081/2
108%
108%
108%
1,900
11%
11%
21,200
19%
8,600
32
1,160
270
11 »/a
12
2oy4
19%
20
191/4
19%
31%
*31 ya
32
*31%
2%
2%
31%
*2%
31%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
100
15'/,
14%
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
1,200
11%
12
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13
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110
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23
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3
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14
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8
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18
105
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S per share
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1974
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110
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100
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100
32% Jan
26
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410
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19
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37
-
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Jun
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36%
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t per share
55%
3%
3
104% Mar
Jun
Jan
145%
3%
17.800
2
Jan
116
11%
37%
93%
145%
3%
3374
3374
3374
preference com_—No par
preferred
;
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22%
,
145%
3 %
33%
1.500
4074
Lowest
Highest
V4
110
.
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
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70
33
2274
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60%
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Lowest
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2274
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98
104
33
22%
12%
24
105
110%
33
56
40%
15
Jan
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5
*
20%
56
No-par
.Pfizer
11
60
146
22%
145%
3%i
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7%
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Petroleum Corp of America(
Pfeiffer Brewing Co„_
146
32
22%
10474
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■
146
31
145
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3%.
15%
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14574
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;
1
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,
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Corpt com__No par
4%%- preferred
-
105%
145%
43
.
Pet Milk
:
6
13% Mar
3
47 % Mar
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6
107
13
*
3*
105
55
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3%
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1
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Peoples Gas Light Ac Coke_—
100
Peoria Ac Eastern Ry Co
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105
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34
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35
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6
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8
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y.
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31
104%
.
power Ac, Light Co——^No par
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50
v Pennsylvania Salt
Mfg Co com.
10
3%% conv series A pfd
100
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54
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22%
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200
9%
9
9%
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17
12
57
7% Jun
16%
Jan
16
34% Jan
11%
11%
1174
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97a
23
Parmelee, Transportation^—No par
Patlno Mines 3c Enterprises—1—_5
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11% Jan 11-
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1174
Shares
55
31%
52%
Park Utah Consolidated Mines
-Parke Davis A-Co
Parker Rust . Proof
9%
974
54
=•>
the Week
Mar. 8
I per share
'
Paramount Pictures Corp—s—l
,Park Ac Tilford Inc—
:
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'
,
3Q% Feb: 15-
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I 42% Jan
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7
.
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106
11
4
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4
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23
.-
19% Jan
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'
6
Feb
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,,
3
r
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9
♦22%
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Pan-American Petrol Ac Transp—5
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-:-44k preferred.:
——-_—l00
Panhandle Prod 3c Refining.——1
-
27
-
Jan
46%. Jan
4
7% Jan
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20% Jan
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3
28% Jan
.
14% Jan
8
Dec
.
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2
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.
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,
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21,.
25
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a
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Friday
Mar. 2
t per share
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54
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-
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1
117
*9
Thursday
Mar. 1
Feb. 28
54
«
No par
—u_:
Packard Motor Car
*
106% Jan *13
53/4 Feb - 1
15% Feb
9
11
preferred
11T»
9%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
$ per share
1
12%
♦8%
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Pacific Western Oil Corp—^Mo
'
Feb; 28
:21
'
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Aug
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15
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Jan
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.
7
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.
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Pacific Mills
*
Monday
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10
Finance Corp of Calif
lo
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5
4% Jan
11,
13
17% Feb
9
..
Jan
99
x6
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47% Oct
23% Mar
,
(
42
*
5
-
_
Pacific
3
i
Inc
common
preferred non-cum—i._No par
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17
RECORD
Feb. 35
t per share
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-
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3% Jan
Jan 28
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10
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3
104% Jan
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7;
.
Oct
24%
„
Feb
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37
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11
Jan
33
*
3
104
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■
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27
1
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4
-
3
3% Feb
34
Dec
17%
;
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Jan
55
3 •'
Jan
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,
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101
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30
.
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23
1
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104% Dec
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.
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144
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1
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k
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9% Feb 28
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52
Oct
t
10%
CHRONICLE
Saturday
v
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57% Jan 17
30 % Jan
4%. Jan
: Jan
12
,
-
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44
3% Jun
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,
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3
32% Feb
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Jun
„
STOCK
STOCK
t per share
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27%
!
YORK
FINANCIAL
..." EXCHANGE
Jan 10
5?
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<
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Apr
40
Feb
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Sep
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v
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.
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27
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14
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16
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23%
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20% Jan 25
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17%
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43
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36
Jan
25
22% Jan
39% Feb
9
28%
Jun
36
Jan
31
Jan
13
33% Mar
3
For
footnotes
see
page
20.
32
9
$3.50
15
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15
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preferred——No par
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_1
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Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc common
I
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<
-
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50
50
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3374
10
■
800
18
(962)
THE
COMMERCIAL
Range for Previous
10%
Range Since Jan. t
Highest
S per share
Lowest
$ per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
YORK
13%
Apr
11% Jan
25
127a Feb
1
Real
Silk
23%
Jan
1674 Feb
25
18
Jan
3
Reed
Roller
16%
Oct
1474 Jan
13
16
Jan
7,
6%
50
9%
Jun
58
Jan
5
60% Feb
1174 Jan
13
14% Feb
91%
85
20
92
10 V8 Jan
13
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25
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851/4
40
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ft. Jan
13
103
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13
Jan
1474 Jan
5% Feb
98
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Feb
Jan
6% Jan
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3774 Jan
25
47% Jan
12
,
3
50
10
94 % Jan
5
98% Feb
.Jan
16
107% Jan
Jan
13,
2174 Feb
3
14
42% Jan
1574
1574
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157a
15
15%
15
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series-
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l_25c
!
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Jan
13%
Jun
24%
Jan
108% Nov
21% Dec
1
Dec
37% Feb
21
Jan
16
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x3%
21"
Mar
7"% Jun
Feb
16
Jan
12
12% Dec
<
Co—
(R J)
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class
,
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Jan
13
14% Feb
9
Dec
30% Jan
13
35% Feb
11
68%
Dec
60% Jail
13
67% Jan
5
96%
Apr
105*
Dec
Jan
12
16% Jan
3
104.
19% Nov
10% Jun
16
Jun
211%
Jan
Apr
61% Nov
54% Feb
15
8%
Sep
12 '/a Mar
10% Jan
3
x20
Dec
Jan
Robertshaw-Fulton
4%%,
Feb
28
58% Jan
12
5
9
109%
Apr
Co
Ruppert
Controls
12% Jan
9
43%
Dec
131%
Dec
123
Jan
2Q
98
Jan
24
105
6'% Jun
77
3
87
Jan
7% Feb
28
May
9%
July
43 % Jan
86% Jan
24
Mar
90
Preferred
Feb
St
7
9%
Jun
13%
Dec
12% Jan 13
17 '/a Feb
24
Jun
31%
Dec
30% Jan
34% Jan
11
46%
Jan
70
Dec
Nov
90
Jun
98
x 103
% July
Jun
94%
Jun
7
70% Mar
Oct
Feb
6
96
Jan
107
Jan
Jan
104
87% Mar
109
7
Feb
12%
Jan
14
Jan
13% Jan
Jan
91
Sep
86 % Jan
92
13%
Jun
21%
Dec
20
47%
Jun
62
Dec
60
16%
19%
Jan
Jan
25% Feb
69% Feb
10
Jan
A
5%
Sep
19%
56
Dec
47% Jan
25
52% Jan
Seaboard
11%
Dec
ioy4 Jan
31
14% Feb
33%
Jun
44%
Dec
41% Feb
15
44% Jan
Sears
91/2
Jun
16%
Dec
15
Jan
3
41%
Jun
6%
Jan
5% Jan
3
6% Jan
10
61/4 Jun
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
13% Feb
1
1011%
Feb
91
1
94% Jan
11
Jun
Mar
16% Mar
Oil
241/2
$ per share
Jun
•
$ per share
31% May
37% Jan
Jan
24% Feb
par
17%
ma
19
19%
5 >8
•5%
22%
22%
22%
22%
14%
14 y8
14%
14%
35 Va
35%,
351/8
16
2874 Jan
,
3774 Jan
13
4274 Feb
14
10674 Feb
11
Jan
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34% Jan
25
7
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6% Jan
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2% Mar
Feb
38
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5
.
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&
22% Mar
2
110
3
5
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38 78
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4
45
4
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34
Jan
13
12
2574
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25
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27%
2874
27%
28 74
42 74
42
8,300
4174
4174
4174
4074
41%
41
4174
4,100
10674
10674
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107%
*10674
107%
10
1074
10%
19
*18 74
10
,
*18%
10
19
9%
19
•
Oil
Smith
12
(A
Smith
3
Co
15
O)
preferred
Porto
56
Nov
66%
Feb
60
Jan
13
Feb
9
10%
Jun
13%
Jan
11% Jan
5
13 3 8 Feb
14
3
10% Feb
15
26
Oct
23% Jan
6
25
29% Mar
25% Jan
3
29% Mar
Jan
3
1074 Jan
Spear
12
24
Feb
&
Conv
24
Square
Mar
3
Squibb
108% Mar
1
$4
23% Feb
3
Feb
2
Dec
47
Jan
3
61% Feb
143
Dec
140
Jan
26
152 % Feb
159%
Dec
152
Jan
13
165
Sep
61
Jan
Feb
10
9
10
Co
preferred
Standard
4
& Sons
Brands
Standard
Oil
of
7
Standard
Oil
of New
45% Nov
42% Feb
14
60%
74%
€6
25
69% Jan
52%
'74%
*52%
7374
35 Va
35 Va
35 V4
35%
35%
1
No par
1
12%
12%
40%
40
*
1774
16%
109 J/4
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73%
1274
127/2
40 Va
40
■
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73%
35 74
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40
23
109 y4
53
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16%
108
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2274
87
2274
87
102
2274
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110
4
4
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1074
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53
5274
53
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53 Va
300
73%
7374
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7374
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3974
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43%
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43%
347/4
35 Va
25
•
12%
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1274
40
100
3514
35%
7,800
50,200
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13%
13%
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37
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37
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5674
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36
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300
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35
35%
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57
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13
1274
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13
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1
2874
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28%
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2874
29 74
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16,300
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974
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9%
9
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7174
7174
3,800
70%
7074
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5
1
No par
com—No par
par
Indiana
52%
*73V2
*42%
par
3
54
73V2
43Va
$7 prior preferred—,—„
No par
Standard Oil of California—_No
Feb
1074
*42%
$3.50 preferred!
——No par
Standard G & E Co $4 pref__No
par
$6 prior preferred
-No
3
10%
16%
110
12%
100
common
—
Inc
'
43V2
5
Inc
Co
(E R)
4*
17%
40
No par
65% Jan
36% Jun
18
*17
1274
stock tr ctfs___100
25
45
17%
17%
4374
„—No par
preferred
17y8
40
common__No par
common
$4.50
D
73%
7.50
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common..
24
18% Feb
Co
17V2
25
preferred
$5.50 preferred
3
10% Mar
non-cum
Mobile & Ohio
23
Jun
102
-_25
Edison
Spalding (AG) & Bros
Sparks-Withington Co
18
*52
com_No par
(The)———
Railway
Jun
87
10174
'
Southern Natural Gas/Co
Pacific
Feb
50
_50
—
California
Southern Co
5<7-
1074
Greyhound Lines—__5
Rico Sugar
preferred-
Southern
6%
*8574
10%
Southern
22%
*22%
87
10%
9
21
22%
102
10%
12
Jan
22%
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*10174
8574
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*107
2374
31
10%
21
70
2274
102
108
30%
374
85%
102
-
2374
30%
3%
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8574
102
108
23%
2974
374
38% Jan
3
107
23%
3074
16%
57% Feb
Jan
107
23%
29%
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54% Feb
Feb
108
23%
•'
374
3
7
2 2 74
107%
24..
30%
16Va
3
4
2 2 74
10874
10874
11
574 Jan
30V2
374
Jan
Oct
2274
*2374
1674
32% Feb
Jan
3074
108%
Southern
2
5%
108
24
16%
8%
10
6%
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2%
*
109V,
49% Jan
92
7,100
1674
54
3
8,500
774
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5% preferred
574% conv preferred—
1
3% July
53% Dec
108
20
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E&GCo com—4.50
Jan
20% Jan
35%
774
Soccny Vacuum Oil Co Inc
_15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd__100
4
Corona
Jan
89% Jan 31
35%
7%
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&
Dec
40
357a
774
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Smith
41
16
3574
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61
13
19
7%
*10174
51
25
*1874
3574
100
preferred
Jun
Feb
•
774
774
100
4.20%
3
4% Jan
103
3
__lo
(A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
3%%
12
3% May
Iron__
Corp
45%
Jan
18%
1,000
25% Jun
16
18
1874
27,900
32%
34
1074
22%
20
106% Jan
*1074
3574
35%
774
.
2274
37% Jan
72
35%
7 74
10%
18%
•
22%
13
23
35%
•.
200
1,800
10%
.
22%
34% Jan
Feb
19
1074
106 3 4
2274
36% Nov
65
7%
*10
10674
22 74
3
13% Mar
35
106%
41
4074
*106% 10774
2274
Feb
35% Feb
"
22
11% Jan
111 WW
2574
27%
"
4
22%
NOV
25%
2774
'
2274
10% Sep
281/4 Jan
20.
25%
28 Va
22%
South
40% Feb
Jan
Jan
25%
27%
22%
Southeastern
3
40
Jan
25 Va
27%
No par
12
36% Jan
Aug
68
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25%
27%
.
2,900
27
Nov
9
share
25 74
.
3,100
14
14% Apr
45
t per
_1
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274
3
40
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the Week
32 74
Jan
Jan
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2874
Feb
Feb
$ per share
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Friday
Mar'• 2
27a
75%
26%
Thursday
Mar. 1
28 74
16
36%
Wednesday
.
Feb. 28
S per share
*31%
Jan
11% Jan
Tuesday
Feb.27
S per share
274
68
60
Monday
Feb.25
Sper share
3174
Dec
Oct
page
3674
113%
38%
28 74
71%
11
see
35%
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,
2%
28
footnotes
35%
113%
31
53% Mar
For
3574'
11374
28%
Jan
NOV
35%
11374
274
10
Jun
12,700
4
347a
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11
70
46'%
35%
113
30%
Feb
Jun
1
*
2%
53
55
1,800
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13
52%
800
10 74
28 %
11
Jan
56%
274
51% Jan
Jan
22 %
10%
1
30
Oct
18%
7,400
2274
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1074
28%
52%
98% Jan
%
56%
32'/a
14%
.No par
Mar
109
99
4
10 %
3,000
30
9% Jan
Dec
56
18%
28%'
10% Dec
92
3.474
'
17
20
22% Nov
55'%
r 10%
800
18
18%
88
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23
Jan
Jun
227fl
10%
2274
1874
22 7if
62%
103
274
Feb
3% Jan
Apr
17% Apr
187a
62 y8
■=101
30
Mar
106
82
1874
62 74
103
2874
Jan
Oct
Dec
400
6274
2%
25
Oct
Dec
6,300
35 74
22%
28%
87
Dec
181/4
2,100
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30
102
4%
37%
2274
1474
3478
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28%
7
107%
107
22%
14%
3474
30%
4
97% July
Feb
2274
14
35
*274
Jan
Jan
Jun
2,300
30%
84% Feb
98
17
13%
2,100
5 74
17 y8
STOCK
Skelly
14
23%
7,500
1974
31%
*86%
1
Sloss-Sheffield Steel &
Feb
100
38%
1874
"574
17%
94%
com
9
16
Apr
Dec
38 V«
=
574
32%
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100
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21
Jun
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89 '
106 Va
—1
common
110% Feb
Feb
Jan
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100
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2474 Jan
18
64
19 74
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102%
5
3
4
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2074
2074
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15
14% Jan
73
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Jan
Jun
3874
63
1074
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774
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pfd__
com
21% Feb
100
17%
17%
Jan
7%
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Shattuck
5
29%
38%
*18%
300
490
No par
28
40
2074,
10
9874
107%
1
28%
33% Jan
7% Jan
49 %
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2074
190
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23% Feb
Jan
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3
3%
39
14 Va
'
55%
*
4,600
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13
14%
48%
93%
103
,
-
10774
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5,500
1174
3874
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a
2274
14
35
63%
23 7
102
9
Jan
29% Jan
Jun
-
6
v
25
2974 Jan
33
20% Jan
10%
8
7%
Dec
Feb
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35%
Dec
Jan
163
774
22%
88%
35%
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102%
47%
35%
33%
31%
48
165 ;•
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1
Jun
100% Mar
35%
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Nov
48 %
2,500
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5
2274
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100
1674
102
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108
23
23%
11%
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23 >
11%
12
19
21%
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37,000
101
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101
3874
.
1874.
23
11%
21
16%
83% May
95% Jan
■■
1674
.
6
2274
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10%
10%
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13
Sep
7,000
16
101
101
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10%
374 Jan
27
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108
-
574
.
49
22%
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6
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16
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10%
1
30
24%
474
l
400
3,300
27 74
38%
35%
vtc-^.No par
13
26% Jan
127%
4%
2674
2074
'
6374
55%
10%
107
5V8
%
9
36%
Jun
16,500
2774
107%
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22%
22%
35%
Jan
27% Nov
97
14
38
8
Jan
r
-
11
3974
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113
Co of Del
Shamrock Oil
11
2174 Feb
Oct
i
38i%
*10674
7
Jun
•7 74
1074
-
<
1137a
42
3
May
4%
20%
••■-51/8
2274
64 y4
'*54%:
10%
113%
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9'% Jan
18%
35%
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15% Jan
22
22%
56
.
20'
Dec
28
56
*10%
23
15%
Jun
*22%
■
'
5'%
38%
1
11% Apr
Jan
19
Par
4
2874 Alar
Oct
2V4
19%
5
38%
EXCHANGE
10%
5
*35
,
38%
(The)
NEW YORK
.
81/4 Jun
40%
*97 %
3874
5
$ per share
14
25% Feb
38% Dec
Jun
774
18,500
•
'
$4.50 preferred
Highest
105% Feb
30
38%
*48
207a
Refrigerator Co——I
5
Seiberling Rubber Co—
„_1
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest'
21% Aug
22%
!
7%--
*106 74
:
10174- 101 »4
1134
1174'
98 74
39%
Seeger
Inc
9174
11 Va
11%;
16%
49
20%
t
*10
1_*
Co
Roebuck
Servel
14%
1074
STOCKS
Year 1949
t per share
3974
*48
38%
17%
i.2
5%
_*
Seaboard Finance
Range for Previous
Lowest
*
3974
397a
49
20%
Seagrave Corp
21% Feb
1374
1
\
10%
2674
108
22</4
1174
38%
1_*^_100
&
preferred series A*
Jan
77
39%
*4774
•
1174
2074
No par
5%
36% Feb
39%
49
1174
1174
38%
_25
common
3.35%
preferred
Seaboard Air Line
18
Jan
...
1,000
60
*8974
14%
92,
t
400
10
1174
101
.5 74
2074
Co—i_100
preferred—,——100
Elec
6
102
*10074
par
;-«.1.75
Scranton
2
874
25
,.
*58 74
60
7 74
•
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2674
16
1067.4
*_No par
i
Mfg Co 3.65%
4.30% preferred
30
Mar
100
.;
series
Regis Paper Co
*106
•2274
227g
ec
*97%
Southwestern Ry
non-cum
$4 preferred
21
14% Jan
83
1174
r—( 0 0
106%
com—1
common
Scovill
3
574
•
2274
2274
100 %
9874
Scott Paper Co common.„
$3.40 preferred
*
10
9
10
1374
*
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25
1074
10%
-
!
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25
•
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4%
1174
r
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10674
Schenley Industries Inc
4
20
84% Jan
.4%
16 74
101
9874
1st pfd 4.40%* series A——***100
Savage Arms Corp
1
5
3
105% Feb
Oct
91% Alar
104%
Feb
94
108
78
66
3
Louis
5%
9
22%
0
'/a
108 Va
16 Va
*10072
106%
_5
1
Joseph Lead Co__,
St
2.
Jan
9
0
*106':
16%
101
98%
,
:
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48% Jan 10
165% Feb 21
100% Nov
6%
2274
102
39%
2-1
(The)
14
Jun
107 %
16 Va
*10074
106 %
(Jacob)
St
Jun
10774
•'
4%
98%
Royal Typewriter
10
Jun
26 V8
19
41% Jan
31
2674
18%
3
78
7%
4%
104
21
87
.774
•
2674
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113% Feb
10% Feb
774
774
2674
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7
Jan
1074
267a
"
.
19
112% Jan
12%
14 %
89 %
10%
11
65
Safeway Stores
5% preferred
37% Mar
14 Va
89'/a
1074
11
104
9
Jan
14%
89%
11
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3674 Feb
48V2
35% May
7% Jun
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474 "
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13
Feb
2,100
60
11 Va
•.—20
29% Jan
113%
15
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common.'
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33% Dec
16% Jan
14%
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60
i_20
preferred-*
conv
Ruberoid
31
Jan
1,100
15%
10
474
4'c
preferred series A—..----100
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc.—a_ 1
1
23
12
17 74
15
8%
14 Va
*105%
Co_*_
Inc__'
Mills
Rohm & Haas
12
19% Feb
3
39%
104
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*167b
9 74
11 Va
16 %■
•.*47
"
Oil
Robbins
7%
101
11%
100
Corp—
1
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Company
*
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Antelope Copper Mines
Ritter
774
5%
v_lo
Manufacturing
17
1074
109
16%
series——100
Richfield
89
1074
2674
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B___„10
!
series—
11
31
Shares
11%
171%
25
474
*100%
,
1
—
4.50%
27
Jun
$ per share
11%
25
'
3.60%
5% Jan
Jun
the Week
17
•
.151/8
11%
'
26%
2.50
com
Preferred
19 % Feb
36
Sales for
Alar. 3
'
Preferred
24% Jan
21.
11%
25
974
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8874
7%
22%
Rheem
60
.
89
*10074
3
20% Jan
Friday
Mar. 2
$ per share
17
*774
2574
974
14%
474
*11
—10
974
11
—No par
4
4% Jan
Dec
5%
Jun
15
*11%
8%
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14%
7%
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common—
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9
42%
12
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26
1474
11
1
:
8%
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60
14%
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10
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—
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26
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100
-
common
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..
102%
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Steel
Reynolds
,
10
19
17
preference——10
Inc,.
Reynolds Spring
27
106
167/8
_
7"
Jan
167a
5%%. convertible preferred—^-100
20
3974 Jail
12
1674
50c
Corp—
Rexall Drug Inc
Reynolds Metals Co
•
20
Feb
*1174
*1674
Corp 'com——No par
6% conv prior pfd4 series'A—100
Revere Copper & Brass com.—No par
5%% preferred
1
—100
2
102 Va Jan
31
Oct
7
23% Mar
3
prior
pictures
Republic
20
13
100
12
1674
$1 convertible preferred
4
101
14
20 V2 Jan
17
.
Thursday
Sper share
1674
,
preferred
Republic
"
2
21
$ per share
*11%
;
Republic Aviation Corp
1,
108 % Feb
18
Feb
30
27Va Mar
3
9974 Jan
Sep
Aug
39%
Jan
23
Dec
10
42% Mar
Jan
Dec
103%
Jun
1134 Feb
Jan
23
Jun
Sep
574 Jan
13^
Dec
16%
100
4% Aug
98
11-
Jan
110
Jun
4Va Feb
974 Jan
$ per share
Mar. 1
5
Alfg Co common
Reo' Motors
28
Dec
div
$4.50
2.
7% Feb
Dec
27%
Aug
Jan
S per share
PRICES
Wednesday
No par
Co
Conv pfd 3 % %
Remington-Rand
14
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%
Jun
10%
$1.25
Reliable Stores
20
Nov
Bit
Cftobt) & Co—
Reliance
9
Dec
10
<
Jun
91
7
8%
Jan
17
17
Feb
12%
Feb. 28
•
11
25% Feb
11
6
Nov
Jan
5%
974 Jan
9
3
12%
•
6% May
4% Jun
2%
Jan
Feb
874 Jan
90
Apr
73
7
22
Jan
60 1
Aug
874
Jan
Dec
81/2
27
Jun
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 27
1950
'
Hosiery Mills com
Reeves Bros Inc
Reis
Monday, March 6,
HIGH
Monday
Feb. 25
Par
Jan
AND
Saturday
5 per share
15 % Nov
4% Jun
18% Jan
CHRONICLE
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11%
Jan
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1949
lowest
&
—25
Jersey——25
x7174
7174
18
18%
18
18%
3774
37V2
38
38
108%
*108
*108
23
23
9274
92%
6074
6074
2274
x90%
4
5974
10874
71%
17%
'38
.
108
71%
150
1774
18'/a
1774
18%
17%
1774
5,300
39
3974
39
39%
39%
40
2,200
108
10874
*108
10874
108
2274
2274
91%
91%
59%
149
*146
148
164
*162%
163
6274
62%
6274
4374
4374
4374
67
6774
6674
59
146
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71
18
23
*146
71
1,500
39
91%
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6274
*71
60 Va
2274
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58%
146
*146'
163
23
92
*161
-
59%
148
162%
.
*108
108 74
130
2274
23
2274
23
5,500
9174
9174
91
92
490
59%
*144
6074
146
161% 161%
627a
61%
60%
6074
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146
159
161
9,400
100
600
62
6274
62%
62%
43%
43 74
43 34
43
43%
43 74
43%
43
4374
8,200
67%
6674
67%
6674
67%
fc 7
677a
6674
67%
27,500
61%
62 74
11,600
Volume 171
Number 4887
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
20
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
,
NEW
Lowest
$ per share
27 %
Oct
4
27% Jan
10
102%
Dec
Feb
21
102,% Feb
2
20%
Dec
18% Jan
24
Jan
3
25% Jan
101
20
40
Jun
48
Dec
48
6
50 '/a Mar
Jun
38%
Jan
26% Mar
1
32% Jan
July
13
Jan
12% Jan
3
15
Jan
28
41% Aug
36% Jan
35
Oct
4%
convertible
Starrett
Co
Sterchi
27
39% Feb
10
94
Jan
Jan
98
Feb
21
99% Jan
4
3%%
Jan
33%
Dec
31% Feb
6
34% Jan
9
Stevens
9%
Jun
14%
jan
12
3
18% Feb
14
9 Va
Jan
13%
Jan
14% Jan'
Dec
12% Jan" 13
15 A
Jan
18%
Dec
17% Jan
25
18% Jan
Feb
21%
Dec
20 % Jan
13
22% Feb
Dec
26
29% Feb
9
Dec
45% Jan
28
28%
Jun
52
6%
Feb
90
52 Va
66%
69 % Mar
July
Studebaker
Corp____
Sunbeam Corp
55 % Feb
14
10% Jan
25
Jan
16% Jan
30
18% Feb
14
15
60% Jan
9
Jan
9
Class
12% Feb
3
Sum ay
xl22
Jun
21%
Sep
19
Jan
25
22
Feb
60%
Dec
55
Jan
25
60
12%
Sep
9% Feb
9
Dec
195
Jan
Jan
10
Feb
Feb
11
Jan
4
Jun
41%
Dec
38
Dec
108%
Dec
107
,
3
11
Superior Oil
27
Feb
11%
Nov
10'/a Jan
4
11% Feb
2
Jun
36%
Dec
34
Jan
13
37% Jan
28
8%
Jun
12
Feb
Aug
89'
3%
Jun
6%
9%
Jun
9% Jan
Steel
Co
61/2 Jan
3
Telautograph
591/4 Jan
25
13
26 Vb
Nov
62% Jan
Texas
16
23% Jan
9
Texas
Pacific Coal &
Texas
Pacific
58%
Dec
53% Jan
3
59% Jan
9
Sub
Dec
44
Feb
14
48'A Jan
6
Texas
8
Jun
11A
Jan
10% Jan
3
12% Jan
31
15%
Jan
14% Jan
3
16% Jan
31
8%
Nov
:7A Jan
3
321/4 Aug
30 V4 Jan
3
14
12% Jan
6
25%
Apr
12
•-
Dec
Jun
4%
35
;
:
T
1%
Jun
6
34%
The
11
Thermoid
15
$2.56
6% Jan
40
Feb
4
% Jan
Jan
3% Jan
5
Jan
17% Jan
3
Mai-
7
Jan
13
7Vb Jan
10
Dec
52
Jan
13
55% Jan
18
95
Dec
94'/2 Jan
4%
40
Oct
Dec
25%
Jun
'
Jan
Nov
Jan
22
6.
11
96 Vb Mar
2
3
5Vs Feb
42% Feb
30
Jan
3
24 Vb Jan
Dec
19
105% Jan
5
106'A Feb
7
14'A Feb
3
16% Jan
11,
25
36 Va Jan
5
431/4 Mar
34
Jan
S per
share
10;
Jan
10
Jan
'
.
$ per share
'$
Lowest
per
•
16%
Dec
14% Jan
13
17%
•
Dec
16% Jan
3
15% Jan
3
Jan
11
8% Jan
13
9% Feb
24
98%
Feb
108%
Oct
104% Jan
3
109 % Feb
28
18
.
9%
Aug
15%
Jan
10
Jan
3
12% Feb
18
19%
Jan
25%
Dec
21% Feb
16
25% Jan
6
35
Feb
15
102
321/a
Jan
98%
Sop
37% Dec
103
24.
Jun
4%
Dec
36 % Jan
5
$1.50
Jun
5
24
34%
;
Jan
Nov
291/4 Jan
18
34% Jan
27
5%
4% Jan
3
Jan
9
Twin
21
11% Jan
20
Udylite
6%
Jan
Jun
10Tb
Dec
10
39
Nov
46
Jan
41% Mar
10%
Feb
12%
Apr
12
6
$4.50
17%
*17
56
56
X17
*119
11%
17
*119
11%
*16%
*202
209
*
*17
57
119
119
30
11%
11%
12
18,500
*17
17%
17%
17%
19%
20
20
20%
20'A
20%
4,000
59%
60
59%
59%
59%
10
10%
10%
10'A
10 Va
59%
10%
4,400
211
11%
12
*39%
207
40
11
110"%- 110 %
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36%
*
207
11%
11%
11%
40
40
40
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111
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110%
10%
11
11
11
37
37
37%
12%
12%
21%
111%
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50
200
11%
37
36%
82
82
0'/2
6%
6%
6%
12 "8
12%
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12%
13'A
13%
14
14%
21%
22
21%
21%
12,300
83
83
83
22'A
82%
22%
82%
21%
:
12%
700
6,500
40,200
13%
%
12%
10,800
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22
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600
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36%
,
1,500
206
40
83
6%
205
40
22
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208
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11 A
36%
12%
207
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-
11%
6%
300
10%
36%
6%
2,200
60
*205
109%
12%
57
119%
20'A
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22%
53 %
%
11%
119
11 %
17%
4,500
100
10
36
83
56%
1.600
10 A
10 Va
*97%
19%
*11
12%
22
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/
109%
56%
69%
69
10%
99
59%
207
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120%
11%
17
10 %
10 A
56%
120 %
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270
b%
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■
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18%
a
6%
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61
60%
61
16%
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17
17 %
17
71%
72
71%
72 Va
71%
21
21 %
21%
21 'A
21%
21%
21%
21 %
20%
21
56
56
55%
55 3'4
55%
55%
55'A
6A
60%
61 %
61%
61 %
60%
3,400
17%61%
3,100
27/700
18%
17,000
72%
3,800
20%
20%
6,000
53 A
55 A
55%
I
1
45%
45 %
45 %
45%
*45%
45%
45%
45%
600
12
11%
11%
II
11%
11%
11%
11A
11%
4,600
*15%
16%
Xl6'A
16%
16%
16
16%
16,
16
preferred-,
No par
Co
10%
*36
*16
10
37
13%
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13%
1
6%
6%
*6
preferred-^—50
38%
38'/2
38
Co
6%
6%
6%
6%
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39%
39%
6%
39
39
38
13,000
:
4%
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4%
4>A
18%
18%
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54
.
4%
4%
4%
4%
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40%
*40%
7%
40%
4%
7%
7%
7%
200
52%
54%
54 Va
55
55%
1,400
96%
96%
93%
96%
96 %
70
4%
4%
4,100
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40%
300
23%
23%
8,700
205%
105%
40
15 3 a
8,100
35
4,100
4%
4%
40
40
40
23%
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15%
15%
151%
15%
14%!:
15%
Nty par
*34%
34%
34%
34Vi
34, %
34
23%
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23%
23%
106
1,400
52%
5
23%
2,000
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10
106
160
4A
18 Va
96%
53
*94%
96%
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4%
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■
53%
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7%
54%
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39%
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18%
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5,900
18%
4A
18%
96%
6%
39%
18%
54
200
6%
40
4%
<
1,390
13%
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18%
No par
\
10%
37%
6%
4%
No,par
Roller, Bearing—
10%
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18 ','4
No-par
-
800
10%
41/4
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com
'A
13
%
1,400
/ 36%
37
13
xlO
10
18'A
*53
com
36%
13%
9%
4%
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15
preference
35%
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18%
No par
„
6
35%
13%
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com
A
36%
16
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13%
!„ 1
(The)—
,
10%
36
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10 %
10%
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common—.
'
10%
36'2
No par
/
4%
39.
40
4%
39
23%
24%
23%
105%
23%
106
*7%
7%
105%
*105%
23%
108
'
*
14%
15%
34'A
■
15
34%
34%
<15%
35
15%
34%
'
1/
YORK
1
LOW
STOCK
Corp
Coach
Tuesday
Feb. 27
171
-
Mar. 1
$ per share
$ per share
PRICES
Wednesday
T
$ per share
16%
17 Vb
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
16%
15,900
19'A
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19
19
17,500
16%
*15 A
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16%
*16
9%
9%
9%
108'A
108%
108 %
9%
9%
109V8
91/2
109
108%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
12
23 A
23%
22 %-
23%
22%
'22%
22%
22%
36
36
36i/4
3 OA
*102
103
102%
102%
91/4
9'A
No par
*9 A
9%
_50
*331,4
33%
32%
1
5
5
5
36%
*101
36%
36%
103
*101
9%
9%
108%
108 Va
12
36%
103
9%
109 %
'
5
*36
12
7,600
22%
9,300
36%
36%
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103
*101
<
9%
9%
9%
9%
32%
*32%
33 %
32%
32%
5
5
5
490
11%
22 Vb
9%
5
..
22%
32%
33
13,200
12'A
x22 A
*9iA
*
300
9%
108%
9%
109
5
Co
Shares
171/4
20 A
com__No par
preferred-
$ per share
share
17%
9%
»
the Week
19V4
1081.4
No par
$ per
Sales fot
Friday
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
17A
*15%
No par
Thursday
19%
8
19
No par
SALE
Feb. 28
S per share
2
.
Inc—„_5
cony preferred—
prior preferred
prior
HIGH
Monday
Feb. 25
Twin City Rap Transit com
conv
AND
Saturday
*
*
Century Fox Film
10% Jan
103
56
120'A
XI1%
10
*97
16%
preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co
5
*55%
*119
12
65%
10%
99
72
$6
6
56%
120%
65
10
*97
45%
Transamerica
Jan
66
11%
Par
8% Jan
66
65
10%
99
45%
Tide Water Associated Oil
Nov
64%
10
*97
16%
$3.75 preferred
V—
Timken-Detroit Axle
10%
4%* Jan
64 %
10
99
X11 %:
Products
20th
64%
*55%
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
Feb
24,000
72
Transcont'l & Western Air
Dec
28%
161/4
4
9%
27%
72 %
27
16%
%
2J%
16%
17% Feb
Jun
?7%
*119
10
EXCHANGE
Feb
27%
11%
!
Highest
6'A
27 %
45%
NEW
,11 %
27%
71%
.20% Feb
*
2 7'A
16%
$ per share
share
27%
3,000
11%
STOCKS
Highest
27%
71%
(J Ri
L
Lowest
10,500
12%
■*45%
preferred
Thomuson-Starrett
Range Since Jan. 1
300
22%
27"%
100
Range for Previous
Year 1949'
18%
22%
9%
Avenue Transit Corp_No par
Timken
*17%
22%
Trust—
convertible
$3.50
18%
22%
16%
Oil
4%
.
12%
*17%
71%
Ry Co
Thompson
6
12%
18
22%
*17%
55%
Thompson
,
12%
17%
22%
18
55%
Fair
tThird
12%
18
*17%
1
Thomas Steel Co
6
13
4.
3% Jan
38
19% Jan
Jan
107 Va
Jun
32%
4
12%
12%
22%
64%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common5
$2.40 conv preference-.
No par
17
56Tb
-
2.A May
19%
24
24,
9
23% May
13%
Feb
12%
2 2'A
*97
5
certif'cates—
conv
13V4 Jan
3
36% Jan
7 Vb
A pi-
102% May
5% "Jan
Oct
1
Jun
84%
Jan
11
12%
22%
18
common—^.—__^_50c
Inc
$1.25
Land
Pacific
37% Feb
,
20
Jun
Nov
•
6%
41%
Mar
14%
Oct
share
&
Tetion
12%
22»A
27%
L_25
20'A Feb
48
12%
5,600
22%
17%
60%
Sulphur
Texas
Feb
7,700
37%
.
.——10
Producing Co
Gulf
17
Jun
16%
38
99%
No par
Gulf
731/2 Feb
33%
16
37%
*98%
22%
9
-
3
36
16%
*17%
,
—5
,
Jan
.
16
38
99'A
;
(James)
Co.—
Texas
3'
16% '
12%
Corp J
Corp
t
Tennessee
9
18 % Mar
16%
11%
37
18% Feb
15 Va Jan
16%
110%
3
69
16
11%
23
Dec
16%
36%
5A Jan
Nov
16%
*109%
Talcott Inc
Nov
16%
25
1
70%
3,600
*12%
■
100
12% Feb
18%
32'A
(The)__4.16%
9
Jun
32%
12%
U% Jan
Jun
.30
32%
40
Dec
11A
99'A
32%
11%
17
27'
38
99%
32
40
7% Jan
Jan
37%
99'A
32
16%
Swift International Ltd
17
38
*98%
32
37%
*98%
11%
3
500
32
381/4
991/4
40
5% Jan
200
1,400
32
37%
10%
N9V
50%
*50
32
*98%
40
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com__No par
$4 preferred
No par
Symington Gould Corp
1
200
4,000
32
10
1
51
7,200
19
99'A
50
;
18%
38%
IO1/4
^
*50
26%
101%
19
38%-
59%
3
Dec
*14
14'A
26
'101
26%
101
18%
32
20%
3
Nov
;
*14
26%
101
99%
x9%
10
6Tb
July
14%
.
25
Corp
Shares
29
14%
*59%
14% Mar
56
4% Mar
28%
14%
xl9%
83% Jan
65 3 i
13 A
28
14%
14%
10%
23 % Feb
Jun
Jun
28
14%
30%
141/4
59%
9,
Jun
16 Va
29
30%
14%
20%
3
74
13%
18
26%
3OV2
*14
10%
4
Jan
Mar
48%
,
29 "2
*29
,
59%
Paper Co
t :
Jun
29%
\
20%
Jan
12 A
2%
50%
25
19% Jan
24%
Sep
of
preferred
&
50%
10c
Co
California
Sweets Co of America
Swift
50
*50
"
Sutherland
4%%
50
50%
12.50
;
Mining
Superior
4
28
50%
*50
25
Jan
7%
17 Va
preferred series A
Sunshine
Jan
18%
:__1
4%% . preferred series B
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
41
26%
101%
18%
/
100
10
110'% Feb
'26%
*100%
19
No par
common
Corp
15
224
26%
101%
18%
1
preferred
Oil
% 'jo
26%
*100%
19 %
No par
Jan
27%
76%
41/2%
26%
101%
19%
19
for
the Week
26%
No par
common
12% Feb
14
30%
4
A
Corp
11% Feb
3
14%
Chemical
Sales
Mar. 3
$ per share
*100%
1
1
Friday
Mar. 2
$ per share
Sper share
26%
—20
No par
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co common
118% Jan
1
common
preference
share
101%
18%
5
Sun
Oct
106%
prior
Thursday
Mar. I
26%
15
„
$ per
Wednesday
1
*100%
;
4
5
/_100
Co, Inc
Stone & Webster
3
Dec
227
&
16
Feb
Jun
Pj
17
7% Mar
Aug
(J
10% Feb
16%
8%
common
preferred
Sto'kley-Van Camp Inc
5'/o
1
97% Feb
36%
127
Ino
3
Dec
122
Stores
No par
20
17%
Jun
3 5
13
7
11%
Jan
9
95 % Jan
13
8% Jan
Sep
96
Feb
117
Oct
9%
Jan
Jan
S
Stewart-Warner Corp
24
Feb
L
Sterling Drug Inc
4
12%
161/2
Feb. 28
S per share
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 27
$ per share
common—_19
preferred-—__50
(The)
Bros
24%
100
Ohio
Oil .of
HIGH
Monday
Feb. J5
3%% preferred series A
100
Standard Steel Spring common
1
5
10
Standard
AND
Saturday
.
(963)
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
Par
1
X27
Jan
YORK
$ per share
$ per share
Jun
Jun
STOCK
EXCHANGE
96% May
12
YORK
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Highest
$ per share
FINANCIAL
5
i
33'A
5
■/,.
5
600
36%
'
103
9
9%
%
230
1,300
33%
290
5 A
/ 2,700
1,700
u
8'/a
19%
Jun
33%
Jun
107
Jan
86 Vb
Jan
__
Aug
—.
—
10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
42 Vb
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
41%
42%
1,400
12%
12%
12 Vb
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,500
Paper Corp—No par
28%
28%
28 A
28%
28 A
28%
28 A
28%
28%
28%
281/4
28%
6,600
Union Bag &
9
Union Carbide & Carbon
No par
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No
par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Jan
111% Feb
2
Jan
30
9OV4 Jan
103
10%
42%
12%
6
13
—
10 A
42 %
12%
29% Jan
13
94
10
43
12%
Union
26% Jan
96
45% Jan
112% Mar
96
Jan
2
30
___4
Corp
Asbestos
&
30
93% Mar
2
Preferred
$3.50
Jan
24
104% Mar
1
Preferred
$4
Rubber
Co
series
Jun
32 %
Sep
25% Feb
23
27% Jan
5
89 %
Jan
82% Jan
25
881/2 Jan
9
Unicn
Apr
51%
Feb
50
9
52 Vb Feb
36%
Jan
311/4 Jan
3
34
27
Dec
25 Vb Jan
13
20
Dec
Vb-July
Jan
1041/4
Jun
109V4
Oct
106% Jan
3
10'A
Jun
14%
Oct
13% Jan
25
61%
Jan
85 %
Oct
80% Feb
7
19%
Feb
31%
Dec
30'/a Jart
26
Jun
106 Vb
Dec
106% Jan
3
4%
Jun
9%
Oct
8
Jan
3
29%
Jun
38%
Jan
34
Jan
29%
Jan
40
Dec
40
A
Jun
3%
40'A
Jun
3%
Dec
3%
Jun
103
2
.
45
Jun
25
26
6,500
86%
87%
3,900
1.010
511/4
50%
51 Vb
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
12,400
*108 A
109 Vb
108%
108%
110
Jan
18
16% Feb
27
87
28
Feb
32% Jan
110
5
Feb
28
United
United
Biscuit
$4.50
United
4
44Vb Jan
3
50
3% Jan
3
4
9 A
Dec
8 Vb Jan
13
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
78% Mar
12
3
United
3
United
3
60% Mar
19%
Dec
17% Feb
17
191/4 Jan
11
Feb
26Tb
Dec
261/4 Jan
27
29
Feb
21
141/2 Jan
2
12
3
Carbon
1%
—
Fastener. Corp
United
Gas
9
United
Merch
3
United
Paramount
Dec
18% Feb
27
23% Jan
12
Dec
27% Jan
25
301/2 Jan
9
Mar
1021/4
Nov
101 Vb Jan
3
105
Jan
24
Jun
17%
Jan
15 A Jan
26
17
Jan
4
116 Vb
Dec
123% Mar
182% Jan
4
10 Vb
Sep
8 V2 Jan
3
10% Mar
57
Jan
46% Jan
4
54Vb Jan
26 Vb
Oct
189
Mar
1
Certificates
U S
22% Feb
16
3%
Jun
9%
Dec
8% Jan
10
Jun
30%
Dec
28 Vb Jan
11%
Jan
16%
Oct
15Va Jan
71/4
Jan
8%
Apr
81/4 Jan
18
10
1st
7%
preferred
9
U S Industrial
U
9
1
3
18
Feb
4
8% Jan
9
38
Jun
49%
Jan
41% Mar
3
49'/a Jan
52%
Jan
72
Dec
70
5
72
Mar
3
S
Leather
Partic &
U
S
Lines
4 Vb %
U
S
U S
conv
Co
16'A
16%
87
*31%
31A
31%
31%
110
110
110
*84
*108%
16%
16 Vi
16%
87
87
8i
108
31%
110
31'A
*108%
16
109%
210
16 Vb
16,200
89
500
31
31
900
*108
110
*83 %
8%
36 A
49
*8%
36%
*48 %
31%
110
500
2,500
36 A
36%
36 A
36 A
36V4
36 Vb
47V2
47%
3%
47Vb
3%
*47 Va
49V4
400
31/4
13.900
3A
3%
3%
8%
*46%
48 %
10 A
81/4
36%
3 Vb
3%
8%
48 Vb
48%
10'A
8%
36%
3%
3%
8%
48
48%
10A
8%
36%
3%
/
*
8%
49
*47%
:
*8%
8%
v
3A
48%
3%
49
*48 A
3%
A
31/4
49
3%
3%
3%
3%
10%
10%
10%
10 %
10 Tb
76
49
3Tb
10%
3%
10
3%
49
*48
75
3%
50
530
3%
52,800
11
11%
6,700
73V2
75%
76 V2
78%
220
18
18
17%
18
17%
17Tb
17%
18 A
I8V4
18%
18
18 A
3,900
42
42
42%
42%
42 Vb
42%
42%
42%
43
43
43
43
par
59%
59%
59'A
59%
59
59%
59%
59%
59%
601/4
59%
60%
12,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Vb
17%
17%
18
17%
181 b
34,900
13 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
*75
class- A
common
Playing Card Co
*75
75
76%:
'
-17%
75%
28%
27%
28%
28
28 %
28 Va
1
13
13
12 %
13
12%
13
12%
12%
X12%
20
20%
18%
20
18%
19 A
19 Vb
20
l
19%
20
18%
19%
18%
19%
19
29%
29'A
29%
29 Vb
28%
29
29
103%
103%
*102%
104
103
103
16'A
*15%
16
16
16
'
*16
118
*188
118%
189
118
*188%
104
*102
16 A
*15%
120'A
119%
189
*188 Vb
120%
189
119 %
com
*188%
10 Vb
9%
*50
50%
50
50 Vb
50%
50%
*50%
No par
No par
*23 %
23%
23%
23%
22%
22%
9A
9A
9 A
9A
9A
9 A
No par
31 %
31%
31A
31%
31
l
17%
17%
16%
17%
16 5
_io
common
Foundry
78
—_1
*8A
8%
8 A
8A
*8%
8%
42%
42%
42 A
42"! 8
71
71
5
100
preferred
Pipe &
36 A
*48%
.
100
Chemicals
Co
*8%
20
common
preferred
3
*31
*109
16 A
87
*
109Vb
'
No par
Machinery
Feb
10
30%
110%
16%
89
*108
5
No par
*
preferred
4A%
25% Jan
32 A Feb
Theatres
interest
of
U S Hoffman
16%
*87
110
No par
Mfrs Inc
Foreign Securities
$4.50
10
15Vb
&
U S Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co
2
3
Improvement Co
&
16%
89
*108'A
10
Jan
30 Tb
30%
*109
109
3,400
5
United Gas Corp
24
Feb
No par
United Engineering & Foundry
United Fruit Co—
No
23
18%
No par
United Electric Coal Cos_
18% Feb
25 Vb
No par
Corp (The) without div
1
Dyewood Corp' common——!
preferred
100
xl2% Mar
26
Jun
16 A
*86
Carton Corp
10
Co
J
No par
Sep
Jun
19
10
common
of America
&
'*108
100
Dec
19 Va
100
United Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3,50 convertible preferred
_100
11
July
18% Mar
43% Jan
Inc
preferred
Board
Sep
Mar
preferred.
Lines
Air
common
4%%-preferred
28
91/2 Jan
Corp'
convertible
5%
Dec
25 Tb
87
X51%
3Vb
30.
23
X86A
*104
27%
47 Vb
page
25%
87%
32
United
see
104%
26%
87
52%
United-Carr
footnotes
*104%
104%
25%
87%
27%
13
For
104%
104%
26 Vb
86%
31%
11
Jan
'
52 %
53% Jan
Apr
87%
28 Vb
Dec
17%
26
86%
32
17
Oct
26
86%
5 2'A
Feb
187
26
86%
27%
55%
Jun
26
A
25%
25
31%
Jun
Jan
510
~70
52
4
May
93%
28 A
13
6%
93 A
31%
16% Jan
43
104
93%
52
4OV4 Jan
175
104
103%
93%
27%
Jan
23
104'A
103%
93 A
31%
49
Jan
,
93
51%
X44A
.
103%
*92%
31%
37
110
93
93
27%
Jan
Jun
93
,
52%
Dec
!x89 'A
19,600
101
31%
22%
94
*92%
112 Vb
*97
27%
42%
12%
43%
112%
101
52%
17
2
43%
43%
112%
*97
5
Aircraft
14
13%
43'A
112%
101
par
Jun
9% Mar
43 Vb
113 %
United
14% Aug
18 Vo
*97
4% non-cumulative preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co__
No
34%
16
*112%
112%
101
10
25
16
x43
44
112%
*97
50
common
43%
112%
100
24
Jan
64% Jan
43%
112%
*97
Feb
3 Vb Feb
Dec
*97
28'A Feb
Oct
70
RR Co
43%
112%
100
*111%
*92%
Union Oil of California—
Jun
43%
10%
.
-No par
series-
25 Vb
73A
Pacific
43%
11
'
No par
48
30%
10
*42%
'
Underwood
10
42
Nov
1
5
11
131/4 Jan
Jan,
Aug
;
No par
44Vb Jan
3
Dec
96
(The)
3
31%
112
•
Corp
Jan
45%
■
Jan
94
Feb
Co
20
10
*9%
43
*70 A.
9%
43
71
*9%
71
9%
9%
23
9%
28 Va
28V4
12%
12Tb
12%
8,000
20
19%
20%
30,900
19%
19%
20
19%
20
25,600
29
29
29
29 Vb
29 Vb
*101%
103
*101 Vb
103
15%
16
15%
16
1,000
123
5,100
123%
120
189
189
Vb
1,000
10%
4,000
51Tb
23
22%
23
22%
23
9A
9A
3,100
3,600
31%
31
31 Vb
16%
16%
16%
16%
*8i/a
8 Tb
*8 Vb
8%
42%
42%
42%
30%
17
240
1,900
9%
8%
31
16%
90
188 Vb
51
9'A
3,700
9%
9%
51'A
9 Vb
8,300
*1S8V8
189
9%
511/4
9%
31
42
122
122
52
17
*8%
900
19%
31
8
.
7,700
100
41%
42
4,700
72
72
600
■
71
71
71 %
*71
72
19
(964)
COMMERCIAL
THE
Range for Previous
*
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
S per
30
Dec
24% Jan
23
29% Jan
93%
Not
95
Feb
20
96% Feb 20
43
Jan
37% Jan
3
Jan
126% Jan
J
133
44% Feb
18
3%%
8c'o non-cum 1st preferred
US Smelting Ref & Mln com
2
46%
Oct
72
20 y4
Jun
26%
129%
Jun
140%
Jan
139
Jan
4
18 y2
Jan
22
Nov
21
Jan
4
22
Feb
21
38%
Jan
44%
41% Jan
3
43
Jan
11
4y4
Feb
6%
Sep
Nov
6
Feb
24
87a
Jun
11%
NOV
10% Feb
11% Jan
10
United Stores $4.20
Apr
92
Dec
4
Jan
,
Feb
27
2
Dec
25% Jan
13
31% Mar
142 %. Feb
5V4 Jan 26
9
Jan
20
67% Jan 21
3.
7 ?o
11
Jan
26
7
4% Jan
11
Feb
27%
Oct
25
Feb
14
27% Jan
9
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
15
Jan
3
Jan
11
3%
Feb
19%
Jan
2% Jun
9%
3 y4 Feb
Sep
23
Jan
25
x25
Jan
16
170
Feb
Dec
10
5G
Mar
25 y2
Apr
7%
Nov
Jun
27
10
Feb
1374 Jan
20
Jan
25
20 y4 Feb
97
85 y2
Jan
98
Jun
.*"'47
91
Jan
100
5
Jun
...
Dec
33 V*
27
4Y\'/«
Dec
99
10
10%
'168
171
10%
10*/4
10%
56*%
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22%
22%
22%
22%
974
974
;• 9%
27 y4 •.
2674
27%
27%
27'%-
,,
"26%
22%.
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13%
1374^
22
22%:
99% :
-
99
.Mar
10
101
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com„100
■5% non-cumulative preferred
100
6
Feb
"98%
Victor Chemical Works common!
2
118
.
18
117
Jan
"47
3% si
•
14% Jan
23% July
20.
Jan
17
122% Feb*
32%
Jan
27% Jan
26
30% Mar
2
Nov
33%
Apr
:28% Feb
28
.
7
Dec
30% Feb
17
preferred
loo
Va-Carolina -Chemical com..—No par
'6 Si div partic preferred
__100
.
s
—_100
115%
25
37
Feb
8
28
.Jan
11
30
Mar
1
Mar
32
Apr
31 y4 Jan
11
34
Mar
3
45
Jun
60 y2
55% Feb
11
59% Feb 24
Wabash RR 4%Si
12
Jun
14 y2
Sep
13% Feb
: 7
14% Jan
10
Waldorf System
25%
Jun
31%
Nov,
30% Jan
17
32% Feb
3
May
105%
Jan
11
105 y4 Feb
17
Jan
13
7% Jan
4
Vlsklng Corp (The )—.
Vulcan.Detinning Co common
"98 74
7%
•
21
115%
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30%
29%
;
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99%
9974,
101
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7%
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22 74..
22%
1074
10 74
27%
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28%.
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101
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1,700
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93
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21
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21
21%
21
11,100
93
21%,
29%
115%
115*4
115%
22
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22
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30
2974
2874
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37
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30
30
37
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87
20
preferred
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80
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21
22
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7%
115 */4
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25
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29%
25
preferred
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30%
10 F
47
84%
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>
99%
■
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20%
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7%
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•
101
47%
10
com
$5 preferred...—
6 Si
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5
•
Virginia Elec & Power Co
10
26
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;
170
56
3,400
5
23 y4,
171
10
56
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er
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22
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5
23%
22
18% Jan, 18
30
16
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22
120
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16
13 y4
Jan
25
15%
2134
11
28
16
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11
23% Mar
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1
23
Jan
16
21%
49% Feb 10
6% Jan 27
115
27
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15%
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13y4
8% Jan
Jan
27
21%
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10
27:
Jan
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1,300
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*25%
3%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_'_674
96% Jan
,
22 "
-
9%
*95*%
27
Vlck Chemical Co
27
.<
21%
•27%
220
6
3%
10%
57*/a
2iy2
98
102,700
1074
*25*4
"168
10 3«
"9%
'96
*574
10%
3%
9
79-.
\
Jan
98
6
11
26%
3
Jan
11%
*95
6
107b
14% Jan
118
.82% Jun
169
"56%
"27 Va
42%
98
*4%
10%
10
42
3%
23 y4
57%
2.50
42
24 y4 Mar
3
20%:Jan 26
Jan
Co
2,200
X42
6
5
10%
Raalte Co Inc~L_—
1,900
21%
11
24
169
3174
140*%
21%
G
16
"56%
Norman
Jan
170
3074
140 y8
"25 */4
1
Van
v.
5
23%
69*%
21%
li
3%
_100
com
preferred
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
45 r
5'%
24
*68
42*%
*42
5%
38
x21%
"96
98
3%
133
10,900
21%
li
16
Van
98
"96
15%
6
"
Dec*-
574
31
140
2 1 74
li
1074
16
12
Jan
6
a
'.8
"15%
23% Jan 11
98
V
57
140
J 40
27
170.
30y8
139%
42 y8
*25%
28%Feb
*
42%
27
100
30%
42%
—1
preferred
Universal Pictures Co Inc
,
31%
3%
10'% Jan
>Jan
12 Va Jan
"Oct
Dec
85% Mar
8%
30%
30%,
42 V»
5
3,900
139%. 140%
30%
"25%
"23%
1,500
3774
68%
2
1
133%
37*%
37%
*66%
2174
3%
133 */4
3774
68 y8
2174
99
133%
37%
50
3
9 <
Nov
"96
No par
Universal Laboratories Inc
2
61% Jan
14
preferred
convertible preferred
4374
*66%
22
10
42%
68 Yb
133 */4
3,900
97
43%
37%
133
Shares
27*%
*95
97
42%
133 »/4
141
6
*95
43
3'7%
217e
10%
27%
27%
"66%
140%
5%
10%
27%
132 3/4
43%
"42%
2d pfd—5
non-c
37
"66%
22
22
97
42%
$ per share
68 y4
30%
140y4
24% Feb 23
11% May
20 y«
11% Feb
1
*
30%
140%
Universal Leaf Tobacco conn—No par
25
2
Mar
Dec
Jun
17
12%
64
30 »/4
No par
273%
Sales for
the Week
t per share
37*/a
68%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
9
Feb
133 */a
37%
100
convertible
$6
43%
37%
non-cumulative
4%
42%
133
133
26%
*95
Friday
Mar. 3'
Mar. 2
t per share
27%
"95
Thursday
Mar. 1
97
433%
No par
common
26%
43
"66%
United Wall Paper Inc common
Jan
161
Jan
7
43%
5% Jan
11
4% Feb
Sep
16
Jun
25 y
170
Mar
156
95
43%
27%
1950
PRICES
Wednesday
t per share
98
50
preferred
US Tobacco Co
Tjo
2734
"95
50
preferred
U S Steel Corp common
3<
21
80
100
7%
27%
"132
preferred__25
United Stockyards Corp
1
37
t per share
98
"42%
100
Oct
66% Feb
40"% Jan
27%
__10
33%
Apr
Feb. 28
"95
100
€2
Mar
Tuesday
Feb. 27
I per share
1
preferred series A
US Rubber Co common
10
133% Mar
Par
US Plywood Corp common
3
Monday
Feb. 25
1
Monday, March 6,
HIGH SALE
Saturday
;
tper share
share
19% May
31% Aug
112% Jun
CHRONICLE
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
82
Apr
YORK
NEW
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 194!)
Lowest
&
*33
'21
22
30*4
36%..
297.
3674
*21%.
30%
29 y4,
2974
115*4
116%,
3674
30
*2974
*33
340
1167422
30
1,500
29%
34*%
!
2974 s
1,900
3674
31
34%
30
2.900
39,400
3674.'
600
*29 74
34
31
10
<
34*
110
W
101
Jan
Oct
103
31
Jun
33
Dec
Jun
Jun
9%
17%
Dec
16
Jan
3
x87%
Jun
101%
Dec
97-
Jan
16
9%
Jan
16%
Dec
13 y4 Feb
14
18%
Jun
30% Dec
29% Jan
3
38% Feb
6
21 y4
6%
Xl2
Jan
14
Jun
22"%
Jan
23%
Jun
25%
Dec
11%
Jun
14%
Sep
16 y.
Feb
24%
11%
Apr
3%
Jan
36% Mar
9% Jan
3
10
19% Feb
1
Jan
21
16% Jan
24
102
14
18% Jan
9
24y4 Jan 28
25% Feb
15
15% Jan
9
15y4 Feb
Feb
27
Dec
20% Feb
21
24
17%
Nov
14
Feb
14
16% Jan
7
6%
Oct
5% Jan
3
6% Jan
12
xl3
Jan
11
Jan
24% Jan
13
27% Jan
July
84%
Dec
83 y2 Feb
28
85% Feb
8
Jun
23 Yb
Jan
20 ya Jan
3
23% Jan
18
16%
Sep
Oct
19% Jan
13
23% Feb
25
78
27%
Jun
22 y4
25%
4%
preferred
preferred
Walker
59
*53
59
59
59
*14*%
14%
*14 74
1474
14%
1474
*1474
14%
14'%
14%
200
3174
3174
3174
31%
3174
31%
ri*%
31%
31%
3174
1,100
103*4
10374
100
G & W
*34'%
8%
Ward Baking Co common
Dec
23% Jan
13
27% Feb
12
5
Wesson Oil>& Snowdrift
2.50
t per. share
$ per share
8%
Dec
7% Jan
13
Dec
x39% Feb
16
44 % Feb
3
Feb
16%
Deo
16
Jan
3
1974 Feb
21
Sep
33%
Dec
31
Jan
3
35% Mar
Jan
20
13
21%
2
Jun
30
Jan
28
Jun
70%
Nuv
66y2 Jan
3
Jan
18
24
Dec
1974 Jan
13
23 y2 Jan
4
34%
Jan
25 y« Jan
3
2774 Feb
4
May
Jun
98%
3
33% Feb
73
9
33
Feb
Jun
Dec
30*/2 Jan
13
3474 Feb
23
104
2074 May
21%
102
-
9% Feb 24
Aug
103 y4 Jan
6
105% Feb
18
Jau
22 74 Feb
16
26*/2 Jan
6
2674
Mar
Dec
115
4874
112
Feb
20
14
112
Feb
20
Jan
43% Feb
July
23% Mar
89%
Jan
81
Jan
3
89
Feb
28
32%
Dec
30'% Jan
13
41
Feb
27
12%
16%
Dec
15'% Jan
25
16% Jan
5
2974
Jun
•
71
Jun
18%
Dec
31
Jan
4
34
Dec
3374 Jan
12
34
Jan
9
14%
Dec
12% Feb
15
1474 Feb
3
774
Jan
5'% Jan
3
Feb
20
51 */2 Jan
3274
Jan
2874
49% Feb 27
Feb
7'/a May
4% Jun
Dec
36% Jan
7
9
26
55% Jan
5
Jun
12%
Dec
12 V4 Jan
4
1374 Jan
31
70
Jun
7974
Nov
77'% Jan
5
82
Feb
27
10
Jun
X42%
874
57%
Jun
Jan
13%
217b
15'%
1574
15%
574
574
574
574
5%
574
2674
2674
26%
10'% Jan
27
22
2374
2374
2374
23%
2274
2374
2274
23%
2274
23%
23
2374
20,600
2674
27 74
27%
*11374
114%
•10774' 109
*48'%
*10974
49'%
111
2774
27%
*113%
•
49
49
40
109%
110
*10874
*10874
110
*10874
110*%
1474
15
1474
14%
14'%
3,300
.
111
4874
487%
800
10974
109%
50
4874
*109'%
48%
4874
*10974
111
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 27
f per share
tper share
974
9*/a
--
t per share
40%
1874
40%
4074
1874
19%
*34'%
3474
3474
35%
3274
3274
4174
41*%
42
40 */4
4074
40*%
1874
1874
1874
1774
1 874
18
100
34
34
*32
*33'%
35
32%
32%
3274
33
70
70
7174
71
71
71%
500
20%
20%
2074
2074
2074
2074
2074
20%
3,200
27*4
2774
2674
27
26'%
2674
26%
26%
2674
2674
26
26%
10,600
33%
31,400
34'/a
3374
34%
33%
*104*%
104%
*10474
237/a
2374
*2374
*108
113
*108'%
113
*108%
33%
105
23%
113
*71
3374
3374
10474
10474
3374
10474
24
2374
■108'%
113
*108*%
-
113
49
4974
8774
87%
38
38
2,700
Jo
1674
4,500
4,000
4974
89
*87
89
3774
39
37%
38
38
16%
16%
16
16'/a
1574
16%
16
16'%
16
16
"
34%
34%
3474
*33%
34'%
12%
12%
1274
1274
l
674
6%
6*/4
6'%
6%
674
6%
pfd series A
No par
*52*%
53%
5274
53*/4
52%
53%
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
1274
No par
*80*%
35
Nov
32% Jan
10
4974 July
48
Jan
3
11%
Jun
18%
Dec
17
Jan
13
X59%
Feb
72
Oct
69% Jan
9
73
Feb
27
Prior preferred 4'/2%
65
Jun
76
Nov
74
Jan
4
7974 Feb
27
Prior
68
Feb
89
Dec
85
Jan
7
89
Jan
9
66
Feb
82
Dec
80
Jan
25
87.
Mar
Oct
10% Feb
16
13% Jan
Co
1074
2274
*139
12%
82
1074
22%
142
1274
13
1274
*80'%
82
*80*%
*10%
2274
10%
*974
22%
22'%
142
*139
*139
12%
82
9%
2274
141
*34
52 %
1274
*80'4
*1074
2274
141
6,300
170
3474
3474
3474
3474
35'%
34%
34
34
34
34
13
1274
1374
13%
1374
2,800
674
674
6'%
6%
13,300
674
52%
1274
82
1074
2274
141
10
34%
3474
34%
35%
3574
35%
35
3574
10
Co
1,300
113
38%
x48'%
87 */4
41
34'%
500
2374
89'%
4974
88
'
10474
4974
49*/4
88
40
49%
34%
Sep
*108 74
600
4874
49%
88
40%
49
1274
Jun
2374
32*%
*87'%
49 »/4
88
39%
3474
44
3374
5104
2374
*33*%
22
3274
*70
34
104%
2374
20
10
1,100
70
32%
2474
10
1,600
35
2174
32 *4
10474
100
14,700
21
3374
com
*34
8,600
19'%
*69
*23*%
.
41
1874
68%
*104%
preferred
;
Shares
974
41'%
21 %
33%
100
$4.25 preferred
974
6874
12%
common
Sales for
the Weekr
21%
12.50
No par
20
t per share
974
12%
(F W)
Mar. S
97a
18*%
35
Friday
Mar. 2
974
34%
Iron
Thursday
S per share
9'%
3474
Wool worth
48%
111
9 74
1274
Woodward
*109'%
1474
974
9%
34%
6%
4874
49'%
111
Mar. 1
41*%
100
1474
t per share
10
No par
14%
Wednesday
100
*34
110
2674
SALE PRICES
Feb. 28
*33%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
3
114'%
*10874
Monday
974
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
Wilcox Oil Co
5
Wilson-Jones Co
28
15,700
*113
110'%
1
11
Feb
27 Ve
11374
No par
25
51
27%
113%
*10874
2774
Saturday
1'
11% Jan
3574 Feb
2674
*11374 11474
*10874 110
*108%
15%
*109y»
27%
11474
10874
27
109%
1574
530
3,000
10874
109
*10874
4,300
*11374
114%
no7y2
2674
2674
Feb. 25
(The S S)
3
300
84
$5 conv prior preference—No par
31
2,600
2674
1
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
197% Jan
1,000
5%
2174
100
3.80Si preferred series B
Weston Electric Instrument
139'% Jan
15%
574
'
84
100
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
Dec
11
574
27
pfd
com
Willys-Overland Motors
*1574
1574
84%
Preferred series A
100
Western Union Teleg class A.No par
Nov
Jan
■
2174
preferred.
140
141
1574,
21
4
2274 Feb
6
300
*20'%
8474
LOW
Jan
Jan
1574
21
2174
STOCK
128
14%
21
84 74
Western Auto Supply Co
Western Maryland Ry com
conv
3,800
2,000
2174
Western Air Lines Inc
$4.50
1374
8374
Par
White Dental Mfg
White Motor Co
25'%
13%
2174
100
Western Pacific RR
1674
25%
8474
preferred
2nd
*21
2174
574
1574
non-cum
*21
21%
15'%
*1574
4Si
16%
13'%
22'%
4 per share
41%
5374
26 74
EXCHANGE
Feb
1674
25%
1374
5%
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com__No par
NEW YORK
1674
*25
1374
1574
109%
Highest
1674
25'%
1374
21%
15%
*10874
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
32% May
21
'21
21%
STOCKS
Year 1949
8%
13%
2,200
83%
preferred series B
preferred series C
Range for Previous
16
*25
1674
_100
4% Si
36
22
4.lOSi
3
36
22'%
7
14
36'%
2674
108% Jan
Jan
3574
8474
13
Feb
3574
3,700
2174
107% Jan
51
27,500
26'%
Dec
110
440
1374
13%
84%
108
4
18%
101'%
13'%
8474
Power 4V2V0
Jan
18
101
13 74
101
26%
Electric Co com__No par
Jan
18%
101'%
1374
2274
4.20%
46
1874
101'%
84%
West Penn
108
6,300
22*4
West Penn
18
7,400
8'%
1
7
4
23
36'%
8%
35'%
25
13%
3474
8%
No par
com
$4 convertible preferred
West Indies Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
25
5
1674
25
13*%
5%
24
t per share
17
25'%
15:%
Feb
Lowest
1674
*25
xl3
60
3474
,
101'/a
36
1374
1
114
13% Jan
*3574
18%
103
Xl3%
13%
2574
!_5
Inc
109% Feb
17% Jan
50% Dec
36'%
18
17%
101
*1374
21 */2
18
Jan
17'%
1374
*25
5
28
108V2
17 YB
1774
10074
14 y.
36*%
36%
18 y4
100'/a
103
300
60
'
lliy8 Jan
Feb
8'%
1374
*58'%
10474
3474
8%
"18
108% Feb
16
3474
874
100
Jan
,•
34 74
8%
18%
3
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
Tobacco
34%
P*4
100
14%
No par
Webster
3474
18'%
Washington Gas Light Co
Waukesha Motor Co
*103
8%
1374
*36
105
3474
9974
No par
*10374
b
1
Warren Foundry & Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
105
59'%
59 74
874
100
Nov
May
34 3
__5
5 % % preferred
Warner Bros Pictures
108%
35%. Jun
*103*/4
3474
8%
115
104
104
No par
Sep
Dec
104
No par
Co
Apr
12%
59
14%
3174
104%
101% May
59%
*31%
107
14% Jan
*59
*14 Ya
No par
.
;
(Hiram)
Walworth
100
No par
common
*
16%
xl9%
Walgreen Co
4974
50
4974
5074
49
74
50'%
49%
50
5274
53
1274
1274
*8074
10%
2274
*141
*34'%
50
82
11
2274
143%
200
52%
52'/a
1,400
1274
1274
4,100
*80'%
11
2274
"141
82
11
2274
900
5,300
10
143%
35
35
35
3,400
50'%
50'/a
50%
6,200
19%
6,500
Worthington Pump & Machinery
X1974 Feb
24
3
8%
Feb
1274
19%
Jun
30%
Dec
Jan
13
Jun
1274
Jan
10% Feb
10
30% May
39'%
Jan
36% Mar
3
40'
Jan
23
26 y2 Jan
4
31
Feb
9
8
27
16%
Jun
2874
Nov
53%
Jun
7774
Dec
72% Jan
13
10 Ys
Jun
1474
Jan
11% Jan
33%
Dec
474
Oct
2074 July
374 Feb
•Bid
dlvldend.
and
y
asked
prices;
30
Feb
12% Feb
28
14
3
8174 Mar
3
3
15'% Feb
9
31% Jan
13
52% Feb
474 Jan
6
no
Ex-rlghts.
sales on
,
6
Feb
thig day.
Common
Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
& Tcwne
18%
*1874
72
73
7274
73
71
71
*71'%
73
79'%
79%
79%
7974
78
7974
*78
79
79
88
85
85
*84
86
86
87
2,700
1174
1174*
2,000
29%
2,100
14
Zenith
24
Zorrite Products
89
*85
19
88'%
'85
19'%
88
*85
83*4
83%
*83
84
84
84%
84
84'%
35
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
25
29(4
29%
29 74
29%
29
29
28%
2874
18%
1174
Mfg Co
28%
2874
1874
*71%
29
73
180
79
640
120
85%
1
11%
11%
117
a
1174
11%
1174
11%
1174
1174
1174
11%
1174
50
38%
38%
*3774
38'%
38
38
3774
3774
?7
37'%
3674
3674
900
par
29%
30
x28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
2974
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47
574
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3,300
x
Ex-
Number 4887
Volume 171
COMMERCIAL
THE
Bond Record
italic letters in
the
column
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(965)
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
&
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
-
bonds mature.
"Interest Period" indicate In each case the month when the
headed
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32d of a point.
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Bange for Preyious
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1049
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
103.28
Dec
103.28
Jan
108.13
Jan
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
110.23 Mar
102,31
Jan
102.31
Jan
104.9
Feb
104.9
Feb
102.1
Mar
104.15
103.8
July
103.8
101.12 Feb
Oct
July
101.13
Jun
Aug
101.7
Feb
103.2
100.18
Jan
103.19 Dec
100.28
103-
Jun
102.23 Feb 24 :•-102.23 Feb 24
Aug
102.30
Feb
100.13
Jan
102.30
Sep
102.18 Feb
1
100.17
Feb
101.3
Jun
102.15 Jan
3i
105.4
3s
2%g—
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s__
2%a
2%S—,
2%s
2%a
2%s
2%s
2%#.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2%t
2%s
2%s
2%s
2y4s
2 y4x
Treasury
110.23 Mar
2Mis
2 Vis
2y4s
2y4s
Aug
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
102.18 Feb
103.9
Jan
^Treasury
Treasury
101.8
Jan
101.8
101.18
Feb
Low
101.18 Feb
Jan
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1951-1959
1955-1960
>1951-1954
Feb. 28
Low
High
High
Low
Low
High
Sales for
Friday
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
the Week
Mar. 3
Low
High'
High
Bonds($)
103.10
*103.9
103.11
*103.9
103.11
*103.9
103.11
*103.8
103.10
*103.8
103.10
*103.8
*108.25
108.28
*108.25
108.28
*108.25
108.28
*108.25
108.28
*108.24
108.27
*108.23
108.26
102.13
102.14
*102.12
102.14
*102.12
102.14
*102.11
102.13
*102.11
102.13
*102.11
*110.8
110.11
*110.8
110.11
*110.8
110.11
*110.10
110.13
*110.9
110.12
*110.9
110.12
*111.26
111.29
*111.26
111.29
*111.26
111.29
*111.25
111.28
*111.25
111.28
*111.25
111.28
*113.26
113.29
*113.26
113.29
*113.26
113.29
*113.26
113.29
*113.26
113.29
*113.26
113.29
101.1
*109.31 101.1
*100.30
101
*100.30
101
*100.29
100.31
*102.12
1956-1959
1958-1963
.1960-1965
1950-1952
2yas
Low
High
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb.27
Feb. 25
EXCHANGE
Dec
108.13
Monday
Saturday
BONDS
NEW YOBK STOCK
*100.31
101.1
*100.31
1952-1954
*102.12
102.14
*102.12
102.14
*102
lk
102.14
*102.13
102.15
*102.13
102.15
*102,13
102.15
.1956-1958
*105.15
105.17
*105.15
105.17
*105.16
105.18
*105.17
105.19
*105.17
105,19
*105.16
105.18
1062-1967
*104.13
104.20
*104,18
104.20
*104.18
104.20
*104.17
104.19
*104.17
104.19
*104.15
104
*103.30
104
*103.28
103.30
.
104,17
.1963-1968
*103.30
104
*103.31
104.1
*103.31
104.1
*103.30
1964-1969
*103.17
103.19
*103.18
103.20
*103.18
103.20
*103.17
103.19
*103.17
103.19
*103.15
103.17
103.15
*103.13
103.15
*103.12
103.14
*103.12
103.14
*103.10
103.12
103.9
Jun
.
1964-1969
*103.12
103.14
1965-1970
*103.9
103.11
*103.10
103.12
*103.10
103.12
*103.9
103.11
*103.9
103.11
*103.7
1968-1971
Dec
*103.13
*103.7
103.9
*103.8
103.10
*103.8
103.10
*103.7
103.9
*103.7
103.9
*103.5
103.7
Jun
1967-1972
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
*102.21
102.23
*102.20
102.22
Sep
1967-1972
*105.1
105.3
*105.2
105.4
*105.4
105.6
*105.6
105.8
*105.5
105.7
*105.4
105.6
Dec
1967-1972
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
*102.21
102.23
*102.20
102.22
*102.12
102.14
*102.11
102.13
*102.11
102.13
*10X11
102.13
*102.2
102.4
*102.2
102.4
*102.2
102.4
*102.2
102.4
*105.3
105.6
*105.3
105.6
104.17
*104,13
104.15
1951-1953
*102.12
102.14
*102.12
102.14
1952-1955
*102.2
102.4
*102.2
102.4
1954-1956
*105.3
105.6
*105.3
105.6
*105.3
105.6
*105.4
105.7
1956-1959
*104.13
104.15
*104.13
104.15
*104.14
104.16
*104.15
104.17
1959-1962
1959-1962
*102.9
102.11
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.7
102.9
*102.6
102.8
*102.2
102.4
*102.7
102.9
*102.6
102.8
*102.6
102.8
*102.5
102.7
*102.4
102.6
*102
102.2
2s
Mar 1950-1952
*100.1
2s
Sep
1950-1952
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
*100.18
100.20
*100.18
100.20
*100.18
100.20
*100.18
100.20
1951-1953
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.4
101.6
*101.4
101.6
*101.4
101.6
*101.4
101.6
Jun
Dec
2s.
?
*100
*100.1
*100.1
—
*104.15
*100
*100
1951-1955
*101.10
101.12
*101.10
101.12
*101.10
101.12
*101.10
101.12
*101.10
101.12
♦101.10
101.12
2s
Jun
1952-1954
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
2s
Dec
1952-1954
*101.26
101.28
*101.26
101.28
*101.26
101.28
*101.26
101.28
*101.26
101.28
♦101.26
1953-1955
2s
103.15
*103.12
103.15
*103.12
103.15
*103.11
103.14
*103.10
103.13
*103.10
103.13
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
1972
Bank
International
101.28
*103.12
1950
2s
1%8
*103.6
103.10
*103.6
103.10
*103.6
103.10
*103.6
103.10
*103.6
103.10
*103.6
103.10
for
Reconstruction & Development
99.11
Jan
♦Bid
103.16
asked
and
Dec
103.7
price.
No
Feb
sales
103.18 Jan
16
transacted
this
9
day.
25-year 3s
JCalled
for redemption:
Treasury 2s March
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
ENDED
March
MARCH
15
at 100.
a
Odd lot transaction,
r
Registered bond transaction.
3
Friday
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
New York
FOR
1950-52,
High
Bonds
Rang* Since
BONDS
Interest
Last
Jan. i
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Sold
No.
Low
1083a
10933
Friday's
or
3%s series No. 15
3 % Corporate Stock 1980
109 Va 109%
June-Dec
49
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
*65%
33/4S series No. 17
3%s series No. 18__
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
*65%
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June-Dec
*89
$
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120
Teletype
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Foreign Government and Municipal
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Colombia)
—
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Feb-Aug
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SAAntloqula (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
§ AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-JMZy
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June-Dec
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103 y8
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66
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—
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1961—-
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——
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66
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1957
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1979
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June-Dec
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70
__
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.
70
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(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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April-Ocf
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Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
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Jan-July
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66
66
67
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66
64%
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1
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65 y»
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Foreign Securities
.
65
1
66
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69
June-Dec
June-Dec
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Jan
No.
66
*66
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3 y*s series No. 21-
Range Since
Sold
High
65 Vi
33/48 series No. 16
Transit Unification Issue—
Bonds
'
Bid & Asked
Low
High
City
Week's Range -
Teletype NY I -971
21
22
(966)
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
>
Monday, March 6, 1950
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Last
Period
Sale Price
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
AChinese
(Hukuang Ry)
Colombia
(Republic oft
A 6s
Of
1928 Oct
A6s
of
1927
1961
Low
New York Stock
__
78%
San
5%
89%
47%
89%
48'/a
47%
Serbs Croats &
27
77%
86
16
72%
87
56
19%
Stamped
25%
110
5
109
(Dept of)—
30-year 3s sinking fund $ bonds 1978—Jan-July
Czechoslovakia (State) —
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) -extended to 1960
April-Ocf
§ADenmark 20-year external 6s 1942
External gold 5%s 1955
Jan-June
114
A4%s
(Republic of)
3
50
57
3%-4-4%s
99
63
90%
99
External
95
96
49
85 Va
96
90%
90-%
91%
58
75%.
92 %
f
s
dollar
bonds
Jan
1976
1
—
.
60
52
15
11%
11%
10%
—,
„
75
.59
50
—
Free
Italian
State
extl
(Republic)
sink
extl
fund
f
s
5s
l-3s
—
10,4
10%.
—Feb-Aug
—
10%
9 %
-April-Oct
—
:
—
1960—May-Nov
1977
.
41
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
1%
to
5A7s
3%
1977
series B
Italian
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79%
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1977—Jfar-Sept
refunding 5s series G 1978—May-Noy
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—
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A
47%
——
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__
53%
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Mohawk
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1978
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1962
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,
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1962
series
100'A
104%
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1991—May
-
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62%
■„
RR—
A
5
Quar-Feb
First mortgage 2%s 1975
First mortgage 3s 1978
94
—
105'A 106
Aprll-Ocl
mortgage 4s lnc ser A Jan
Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
106%
42%
•
1940——April-Oct
1967
103'A
Quar-Jan
2047
—
109
109%
"104% 105 »A
"102% 105'/4
105%
56%
Marie—
General
Missouri
109
Jfar-Sept
11
41
47%
91
54 %
102
85%
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mortgage 3%s 1969
37/aS sinking fund debentures
88%
88'A
"99%
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First
76
*
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102%.
3
"104% 105%
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».
72
10
91
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1974
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1
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72'A
55'A
(Southern
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
Michigan Bell Telephone Co—
3 Vis
72 Vi
Quar-Jan
1997
3s Jan 1
(Minnesota)
107%' 108%
102% 103%
"102'A 103
June-Dee
1997
4s
registered 2047
Northern
;
—
46%
1974—Mar-Sept
ser A
Refunding and improve 4Vis ser A 2047—Jan-Juiy
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Collateral
104%
...
103'A
refunding 4 Vis
registered
3s
-•
108% 108 Va
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and
lien
4s
100%
83
95
105% 106
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105'/a
86
102'A 102'A
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Northern
105%
104%
12
99
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Ry Co—
mtge 5s convertible lnc 2014—April-Oct
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01
61
105
105'A
G3%
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& Western
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1
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57
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104%
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Norfolk
—
61
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1979
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14
57
56
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Manila
i
first
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1960
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47
60
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debentures
con
1937
56'A
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106
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1955
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refunding 5s
Jan
'
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-
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Macy
Corp first SVis 1963
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Y
Range Since
'
Sold
102% 102%
Jan-July
82'A
Bonds
High
7%
3
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
gtd
64
April-Oct
1st mtge
consol
77
RR—
Elec
&
1st
55%
Feb-A up
ser
Putnam
64%
1952
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First and refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
Louis Div second gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas
&
59%
1951
Cincinnati Div 4s
Y
82 'A
56
Range
Friday's
7%
1st mtge 2%s 1975—Jfar-Sept
gold 5s 1943
Telephone 2%s series D 1982
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Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
A
St
Atl Knox &
101
N
5s
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100%
7%
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1955
*s
& Light
73%
Feb-Aug
1963
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First and
g
Power
N
„
100% 100%
Y
75'A
69
May -Nop
June-Dee
series
debentures
debentures
Louisville
7s
1951
series
4s
^Geueidi
96
82%
contingent interest 2003
contingent Interest 2003
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April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Rv first 5s 1965
F'h-Au»
Miami
94
May
May
May
5s
Little
10
—
Valley
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 5s
96
Jfay-Noy
Jfay-Noy
4 Vis
Series
96
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Jfay-Noy
interest 2003_:
Last
Sale Price
High
§ATerminal
contingent interest 2003
Series
Lehigh
Low
Period1
4s 1993
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
2003
5s
4s
100%
Feb-Aug
4Vis fixed interest 2003
Series C
Series D
No.
High
Week's
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exekango
1
.
bonds—
Series B
fixed
Jan
{N
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway—
First mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR—
3
BONDS
Sold
N
Feb-Aug
1st
First
MARCH
{AN Y Ontario & West ref 4a June 1822—Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
ENDED
*
Bid & Asked
Low
1st
WEEK
Bonds
le Price
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—
Sinking fund mortgage 3 Vis ser A 1970_Aprl]-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
3
99%
100%
Volume 171
THE
Number 4887
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(969)
25
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Last
Period
3s
debentures
First
First
MARCH
May-Noo
_
BONDS
Jan. 1
NO.
High
Low
.
First
and refunding mortgage 3s
First and refunding mortgage 2%s
104%
."
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222
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1979_Juue-Dec
222%
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9
"
—
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,
2%s
debentures
1964
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52
57%
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26
219
21%
26%
101%
3
101%
110
3
102%
1974
(R J)
Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Gas
General
Electric
&
General
series
mortgage
3%s
mortgage
3%s
4s
4%s
3
93
95%
104%
series
stamped
*
H
I
series
1967—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-Jiup
1S41
106 %
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Jan-July
8%
'
—
8%
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S
106%
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St
gold
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104
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5s
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104
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1955_Jan-July
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--
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5
67'/tt
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6=5
mortgage 4s series A 1997——
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022—May
St
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s bond certificates 1989
72
--
—
91%
94%
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General
and ref
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&
St
Paul
Union
first
3Vbs
Depot
Scioto V & North Eastern
Seaboard
First
Air
Line
AGeneral
mtge
3s
1971
first gtd 4s
A
1989_May-Noy
1996
series
A
Jan
2016-Jan-July
•
80%
99
-
gtd
Southern Bell Telephone
June-Dac
2%s
Indiana
Southern
Pacific
1969
'
100%
Map-Nov
96%
93%
——Map-Nov
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1975_June-Dec
Pacific
RR
mortgage
2%s
series
E
mortgage
23/4S
series
F
1996
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mortgage
2y4S
series
G
1961
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3V8s
first
Dlv
Louis
Div
first
Bell
gold
gold
Tel
debentures
78
114V4
93%
*
gold
4%s
Sunray
Oil
Corp
Swift
Co
Walworth
debentures
Ward
50 %
1973—
60
Penn
102
West
Penn
Refund
Assn of St
and
-
1
104
105
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Shore
first
10
78
83
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100
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2.65s
96
and
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&
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and
first
3%s
109
—
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9
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50%
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refund
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series
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gold
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3%s
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2000
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convertible
ser
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§ ASu & Du
98%
series
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12
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52%
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2014
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1966
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debentures
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104
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included
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105%
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102
103
26
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76
76
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43%
44%
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first 4s
110%
•
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160%
100%
deposit
106%
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.
91%
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110%
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1960
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76
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of
100
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1950
100%
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4Vis
estate
div and term
103
101
101
99 %
6
99%
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15
128 Va
105 V'a
105 Va 105 Va
16
103%
a
Electric
106
100%
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in
included
Power 2%s
2%s
in
saie
1971.
101%
the
101
n
in
the
100% 1001
year's
Under-the-rule sale not
year's range,
Bankruptcy Act,
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107V2
99%
107% 107%
Ja?i-July
included
not
year's range,
the
100
107 Va
T:
100 %
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3V4s
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-JuZp
delivery
the
1976
1979
Service
y
Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range, r Cash sale
d-Ex-interest.
range.
e
Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
1311/4
101
99%
1985_Jan-July
91V4
101
78%
78
Map-Nov
1976
1970
1967—
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104% 104%
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88 V 4
99
103%
80%
80
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1966
1951
ACertificates
105
97%
5s
Yonkers Electric
1990_Apn'Z-Oct
5s
debs
{Wisconsin Central Ry—
gAFirst general 4s 1949—
50%
10414
125 Va
1970_Apn'Z-Oct
103%
Telegraph Co—
Winston-Salem
102
106%
125
series B
2
13
101
1
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958—
106
105%
104
105%
90%
90%
100
1971
30-year 5s 1960
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
2%s debentures 1971
120%
92%
l03
24
102% 102%
104
—_Map-Nov
118
103
*103% 104%
guaranteed 2361
Union
96%
114 (4
92
4s
Western
95%
95
21
96
104
3%s
Western
103 Va
90%
New Orleans RR—
First
W 2%s
3%s
97
4
*98%
April-Oct
1965
126
99% 100 %
99%
April
April
April
1981—
mortgage 3s guaranteed
Electric 3 V-^s 1974
93%
95
93 %
103V4 103 V4
Jan-July
114%
103
103
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland first- mortgage 4s 1952_April-Ocf
Gen mtge 4Vis-4,s series A 1969
Apr-Oct
103 %
103
*101 %
impt 2%s series D 1985
Refund and
Texas &
B
mortgage
Louis-
Texas Corp 3s debentures
series
General
25-year
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
impt M 4s series C 2019
103 %
37
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April-Oct
(subordinated)
Power
114% 115y8
975/i
102%
105 % 108 %
124% 126
RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Ltg 5s stamped gtd 1950
June-Dec
West
*103% 104%
97%
*
Warren
99%
T
Terminal RR
1958
debentures
conv
124
96
48%
1C5
105
3
103
103
Baking Co—
107
*107
April
1966—Feb-Aug
1971—Map-Nov
1966
5s
&
5%s debentures
103%
98%
88%
102
2013
1972
Co
G
101 Va
May-Noo
25/8s debentures
tHiram>
124
*108
102%
—
*
1995
.Mcy-Nov
mtge 3 Vis ser C 1973, April-Oct
3%s
106
93%
94%
106 la
Jan-July
Jan-July
1985—April-Oct
(N J) debentures 2%s
2 Vis debentures 1974
mortgage
14
103 y4
104
1951—
debs
Standard Oil of California 2%s debs
2%s
95
—Map-Nov
first
debentures
96%
*102
3s series B
7.-7',;'
100% 101
96
1996
5s
4s
2%s
Standard Oil
2%s
19
—
93%
Jan-July
1983
ASpokane Internat
&
59
*87%
—-Jan-July
Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A
1956—--April-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956—
Apn'Z-Oct
Devel and general 6Vis series A 1956
Apn'Z-Oct
St
99%
99%
99
*101Va 102
*100
1986— Jan-July
First
Southwestern
Walker
Co—
First
Southern
82%
102%
99%
78
91%
*105% 107%
June-Dec
income 4V4s series B Jan 1991
75%
— —
104 V4 104 \\
104%
'
Mar-Sept
1977
A
1981
San Fran Term
Southern
•
99%
90
'
106% 107
-
98 %
--
116 V'4
General
___
3
59%
*91
_J&n-July
4s income series A Jan
mtge
First
98%
60
99
*123%
106%
J&n-July
—Jan-July
Ry 2%s 1994
4%s
4yas
■
■
98
(Mar 2 at 102)
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Co—
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
'
967a
.
6
103 V* 103 V*
Jan-July
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1987
4yas
Gold
5
9934
-
98
W
101%
__
99
*50
-
__
99 Va
•99
1963——April-Oct
Co—
.
April-Oct
97%
103%
2
Wabash RR Co—
100%
'
105
96
102 V
3
15
98
1959—Mar-Sept
—
—
173
& Telegraph
1985
debentures
Southern
First
5s
'
*102%
—'—Jane-Dec
1979
debentures
—
81%
103%
103%
4"
10312 103 %
May-Nov
1967
consolidated
First
104%
—
26
105
102 %
106
103%
__
110%
103%
%
101
__
100% 100 %
■■
81%
99
RR
1976
3%s debentures
First lien and ref
105 V4
4
•
20
963a
96
April-Oct
Gen
V—
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976—
2%s
66%
99 %
106 -'
*126 V* 127%
—
Jan-July
!
1974L
debentures
119
"103
—
99
3s
118%
106
*104% 104%
1991-Mar-Sept
1966
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Co—
4yas
Ala
62 Via
10
-
Feb-Aug
2%s
'
—April-Oct
Oil
North
167
*107%
'
2%s debentures 1971—AprtZ-Oct
tSASilesian-Amer Corp coif trust 7s l941_Feb-Aug
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
.Jan-July
South :&
64%
118% 119-
__
& Sons 2y2s 1966——June-Dec
debentures
Union
B
series
4s
Seagram fjos E.)
Shell
RR
mortgage
1990—Jan-July
gold 4s 1968-June-Dec
cons
50
101%
gold 5s series A
Duluth
92 %
63%
119 '•
—May-No®
1989. Jan-July
104
102% 102%
.
debentures
Called bonds
__
91V4
64%
2%s
Virginian Ry
First
St
92%
110
103
1970—June-Dec
debs
mtge 2%s ser E 1975_. Mar-Sept
Filst and refund mtge 3s series F 1978— Mar-Sept
3%s convertible debentures 1963:
April-Oct
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
110
*103'4
*104% 105
First and refund
71
72
4
-r
U
RR consol gtd 4s series A 1955. _Feb-Aug
sinking fund series B 1957
.Mcp-Nov
Electric & Power C*—
Consol
6s 1996_-^_i.Jan-J«I|/
1996
Rocky Mt & P
1976
Pictures
Vandalia
—...}Jlar-Sept
95%
101 Va
10%
•
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
92
—
2
8%
8V4
_7
8%
103% '
103%
107 Va
7%
2%s
of America
debentures
Universal
__
9
5
RR—
debentures
2%s
—
—
S
St
1968
California
101V
1971—May-Nov
1975—AprlZ-Oct
Map-Nov
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
U
*1061/4
__
1969
1949
stamped
of
Pacific
2%s
105%
*124
1967—Mar-Sept
mortgage 3 Vis Series J
RR
17
Missouri 3%s
of
United Biscuit Co
General
{ £Rut-Cana4fian
93 Vz
1977—Mar-Sept
D
General
t§ARutland
93
105 Vt 105 %
—
Corp—
4%s
mortgage
debentures
Union Oil
April-Ocf
*95-%
1961—Mar-Sept
debs
2%s
Corp
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
Union
Reading Co first & ref 3y«s series D 1955—May-Nov
Reynolds
103% 103%
56%
24%
3%s
Orleans
New
of
Tri-Continental
R
reorganized under Section
or
77 of
securities assumed
or
*Friday's bid and asked prices;
A Bonds selling fiat.
no
by such companies.
sales being transacted during current week.
,
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb
Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday. Feb. 25
ending the current Friday, March 3. It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange
itself, and is intended to include every security, whether stock
bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
or
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Range
Shares
Wire Co
Acme
%
1
Aero
Supply Manufacturing—.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
5
Associates Inc
common
(N J)
22 3
4-%
Alaska
Alles
Power 4.20%
Airlines
Fisher
&
8
8%
1%
Inc
—.
100
1
Altes
(Mich)
common
Brewing Co
Altofer
Bros
High
Aluminum
S3.75
Co
Jan
1%
Jan
Amer
Jan
4
Jan
American
Bantam Car Co class A.
21
Jan
23%
Jan
American
Beverage common..
American
Book Co
Aluminum
50
4%
GOO
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
2,000
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
American
800
10%
Feb
Jan
American
600
7%
Jan
Feb
common
preferred.
footnotes
see
5%
conv
2
10%
7%
10%.
8
8%
8%
2,300
87%
20
225
7%
80
99%
12
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
87%
Feb
9,900
5
6
6 Va
600
♦
56%
100
101%
55
57
100% 101%
3,200
150
1
B_
Feb
4
Jan
5
Feb
American
Hard
Jan
4
Jan
American
Laundry
Jan
187'e
Feb
American
Manufacturing Co
5%
Jan
6V'a
Jan
American
Maracaibo Co
Jan
6
Jan
American
Metal
57
Mat
101% Mar
page
7%
*
29
Jan
49 Vz
48%
96 %
Jan
Jan
7%
50
6%
Feb
49 '/a
4,300
45%
Feb
26
RlA
Rubber
Co...
•fo
Jan
VfJ
IVe
IVa
200
1 V'8
Jan
1%
76'/4
Feb
—
—
—
14%
s1-.
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
American
Natural
Potash
.Tbti
Class
Gas
&
_10c
9%
9%
3,600
,
2 Va
113'%
111
2
Vb
35 %
1
41
41
8%
Jan
11%
11%
21%,
131
Mar
S%
0
Feb
Feb
115
Jan
2%
34 V'4
Jan
35 %
39
Jan
41
50
10%
Jan
13 Vb
600
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
1.800
.
250
25
20
—
—20
175
2%
35
-.25
com..
u-
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Co
Chem
-25
16%
16%
16%
800
16%
18%
oan
1
3%
3%
3%
6.100
3>'i»
Feb
4%
Jan
2
15%
15%
8
800
33%
Jan
35%
Feb
54%
50 %
54%
2,700
Mar
30
31
—
common.
Meter Co
American
E>__
9%
111
•
Products
American
.100
...
Machine
Jan
American
High
1.400
1
$2 convertible preferred—
$2.50 convertible preferred
102
51 %
Jan.
100
%
Electric—
&
Gas
preferred...
American General Corp common..
Jan
24%
Low
13%
14%
8
3
Cities Power & Light-
6
5
.100
Range Since January 1
High
14%
%
___1
1
—,
16 %
4%
Low
..15
pfd
3%
4%
common
Aluminium Ltd common
For
Filter
4%%
2
Manufacturing
Industries
Air
22%
•
.
of America
cumulative
Par
iy»
4
101% 102
—1
common
Aluminum Goods
Shares
1
common
Products
far Week
of Pr ices
4 %
Allied International Investing Corp..„1
Allied
Range
Sale Trice
Friday
Low
500
87%
50
preferred
Sales
Last
New Y'ork Curb Exchange
Class
103b
3
Air-Way Electric Appliance.
Alabama
2
1
Alabama Great Southern
Week's
STOCKS
*
Ainsworth Manufacturing
Air
1
3
3
10
Inc
JIARCH
Range Since January 1
High
1%
1
common
Hat Stores
Adam
Low
1
Aluminum Alloys
Acme
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
ACF-Brill Motors warrahtS—
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
V
V
High
105 V'4
101%
1
,
Jan.1
Low
103%
3s
Rochester
Range Since
.
NO.
June-Dee
RR
Union Electric Co
Oats
Sold
High
Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
Jan-July
AAdJustment income 5s Jan I960——"^April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Term
::
Quaker
Bords
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
{Third
106%
105 Va
•
105 V4 105 %
--
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
109%
222
'.
—
109
151%
*109%
Sale Price
High
r
■
"
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
*104% 105
_
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Range Since
Texas
1963
3
Sold
Bid & Asked
Co—
and refunding mortgage 3145 1968_Jan-JMlj/
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037__Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First
ENDED
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Public Service Electric & Gas
WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
FOR
6%. pfd -—25
29 V*
—
.10
47
Jan
54%
34 Vb
Jan
37
3 75
26%
Jan
S3
900
26
Jan
31
27 Ve
Feb
-
class A
___.
Republics...
15'"
29 % x30%
29%
28
30%
-
4,400
Jan
Feb
Feb
-74
Jan
]
■,
'
26
(970)
THE
NEW
FOR
Friday
STOCKS
Rang©
American
Seal-Kap
Superpower Corp common
preferred
American Thread 5% preferred
$6
%
•
5
American Writing Paper common
5
Anchor Post
7k
129%
—
Anglo-Iranian
Amer dep
1
common
Oil
6%
Gas
1
$7 pfd
American
Associated
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
7 V»
1,150
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
City & Suburban
2,400
2%
Feb
3'A
Jan
Clark
6%
Jan
7%
210
109%
Jan
12%
13
3 4
3
Jan
Claude
4
Mar
Jan
Jan
12%
11%
11%
11/8
lO-'a
27,300
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
700
10 %
Feb
11
Jan
10
114%
Jan
116
Feb
10%
-
—
10%
10 4
400
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
21%
21%
24va
12,000
X21%
Feb
22%
Jan
24
24
Jan
25 %
Feb
10%
10%
11%
1,000
Jan
11 %
Feb
—
2,600
9%
100
0 4
55
274
2%
5014
4914
1
16
800
225
5014
5%
6
300
3
53
—
1
6
7,200
16%
16
1
5%
514
8%
814
8,
2,200
6%
Feb
6%
Feb
Feb
13
41 %
Jan
2%
Jan
44
5
15%
Jan
67 %
Jan
3%
Feb
Vtc ext
17%
Jan
4%
5%
Feb
6%
Feb
8
Jan
8%
.Tan
Jan
614
6%
7 4
2,900
6% Mar
9
17%
16%
2014
1,125
16% Mar
22
.'■in
3
1114
H'%
11 %
700
10%
13%
Feb
*
58
common
Feb
2,400
52%
Jan
50
36
Feb
36
36
10
--
1
Ltd
•
Corp
59'A
Feb
10%
800
9%
Jan
5%
100
4 %
Jan
38%
Watch
1
4-4
6%
common
common
Hedges
Bickford's
Inc
514
4%
Feb
400
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
29%
30'A
3,200
6%
200
5%
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Light
10%
Jan
5% Mar
&
Reynolds common
45'A
45%
525
33%
Jan
9%
Jan
42
10%
10%
76%
48% Mar
6%
*
Feb
45% Mar
114
—
.
—
10%
500
76%
2,100
69%
Jan
114%
74'A
114%
180
113%
Jan
116
Jan
104%
Jan
108
Jan
Jan
'
—
11
Feb
77%
Feb
14%
13%
14%
5,000
12%
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
81%
81%
82%
1,950
81%
Feb
88%
Jan
2%
2%
3
1,900
1%
1%
700
14%
17%
17%
11,800
1%
Jan
j7fl
4,600
10%
300
7%
4,000
6%
50
—
43
—
—
Jan
17k
Jan
%
__
Feb
3
Jan
13%
10%
—
14%
2% Mar
30
__
convertible preferred
Courtaulds
Jan
17% Mar
32
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Feb
A
10
11%
Jan
Feb
Jan
7%
1,000
16%
Jan
17%
9,400
8
5%
Jan
8%
1214
receipts
dep
(ord
reg)__£1
5
1
Jan
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
Feb
Crown
1%
100
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Crystal Oil Refining common
34%
Feb
35%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
500
34%
Jan
44%
Feb
Feb
8%
12%
8%
514
200
12%
25
4%
16,200
9
1,100
16%
Jan
Curtis Lighting
Feb
8%
Jan
Curtis Manufacturing
12%. Jan
13%
3%
Jan
4lA
Jan
9%
62%
Feb
550
19
Jan
600
5
Jan
6,300
6%
600
25
25%
i""
175
V
16%
5
24
Feb
23
5 Tb
Jan
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
22%
22%
200
Feb
7%
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
11%
11%
50
Feb
11%
Feb
;
2%
2%
800
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
«
2%
3%
600
2'A
Jan
3%
Feb
—
.
•
i-
3%
£1
Co
58
58
10
50%
Jan
20%
20 %
20%
2,600
18%
Jan
10
10%
800
10
Feb
5%
50
15
15%
350
13%
34
34
__
—2.50
(Mo)
5%
—5
8%
100
class
A
%
134
•
34
1
common
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
25%
Feb
17
Jan
17%
Feb
Feb
33%
Jan
22%
Jan
23%- Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
8
Jan
8%
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
100
2%
Jan
1,100
11%
Jan
5%
2,000
5%
Jan
18%
18%
9,500
14%
Jan
Feb
18%
2.50
B
16%
18%
19%
1,600
17£
11%
11%
11%
1,400
•11%
*
Line
*
Sullivan
1
2.50
Ring Co
6
•
1414
1
%
12 %o
4%
15
7%
7
Burma
Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp.
14%
%
4
1,300
300
14%
7
4,400
Feb
2
24%
?
12%
Jan
•
'
5% Mar
5% Mar
15%
Jan
Feb
,
Inc.-
—
Dennison
8%
—50c
—100
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing-
2% Mar
14%
3%
36%
Jan
63A
Feb
x7%
Jan
)
IIS
100
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
i
x257k
Jan
28%
Feb
8%
Jan
i
13% Mar
»'
A
-I'—"
-
~7%
~7%
500
7%
Feb
13%
"
12%
13%
4,600
10%
Jan
*
'135
■
~
——
"
...
Feb
146
1
Jan
1
j
itr
1074
11
200
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
2
Products
Steel
Devoe &
Mar
200
lis
5
Mfg class A common.._
debenture -.A
Detroit
250
7
35
Dejay Stores common
i
34
•
1%
2
1,900
13A
Jan
2%
Jan
—10
22%
Jan
237k Mar
>
11
Jan
12
Feb
i
,
23%
231s
1,100
11%
100
1%
—
237k
11%
•
Raynolds class B
1%
100
17k
Feb
1%
Jan
13%
800
123A
Jan
14%
i
*
Jan
•
Ltd—
Co
American dep rets ord reg 4s
Feb
Feb
5% Mar
18% Mar
19% Mar
Jan
6s,'a
Feb
Jan
12%
Feb
Feb
.16%
Jan
Mar
9
Dobeckmun Co common
__1
Domestic Credit Coip class A.
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar &
Dominion
Textile Co Ltd
Coal
&
B
Chemical Co
%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
17%
„
17%
-
»
„
-—10
72%
-
Jan
4
Jan
10
100
495
•
—
j
Feb
38%
Jan
167/8
Jan
18%
Jan
24 %
Feb
9%
I
Jan
23%
500
-
73%
10
X72
—
#
Duke Power Co
374
37
•
common
Co
4,700
'
■
•
Harris
4
3%
4.
*
—25
Ltd
Draper Corp
Driver
-
•
class
13
13%
..1
.
Bridge Co Ltd.
Dominion
Jan
Jan
22,000
4%
i
6%
-
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
2%
common..
Feb
21% Jan
58
'
Davidson-Brothers Inc
Jan
23%
400
■
D
Distillers
1
5%
15
2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Day Mines
8
8%
11
—,
•
Inc common.
Feb
13%
class
3%
Jan
5%
common.......5
18%
32
__
—
Jan
5%
2,200
84% Mar
22%
6%
2%
900
6%
Feb
5%
5
800
6%
Jan
Jan
80
20%
2%
6
5%
Jan
7%
270
6%
10s
Jan
2%
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
reg
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
7%
84%
18%
£1
1
Jan
3
32 %
30% Mar
6%
2%
10
Jan
£2%
18%
•
2,500
5%
partic—1~*
25c
$6 preferred.—
Feb
51
18%
•
8,600
1 %
5
(Md)_
Drug Co common—™
86
775
1
-t*
!♦
common
31%
1
Jan
62%
♦
T
Jan
3
__
30%
-1
1
—6
52
60%
84%
31%
Feb
3%
4
—
44%
Ltd—
Creole Petroleum
5%
5%
&
Jan
7%
12%
2%
Hill
Jan
6%
17%
Jan
12%
Piston
39%
8,700
7%
Jan
5%
Burd
8,600
7%
7'A
11%
8
2014
Power
Co.-A.-
Power
Ltd
48'A
6%
17%
1,700
2%
Pipe
46%
7%
3
12%
11%
12%
Mills
Jan
48%
—
Crown Cent Petroleum
1
Bunker
Feb
5%
1
Crowley Milner & Co
cumulative junior preferred—10
Brown Rubber Co common
1
Buckeye
Feb
6%
*
15
4%
Bruck
...6%
Jan
1
Crosley Motors Inc
100
Brown Forman Distillers
Co
Jan
Jan
4%
common
Petroleum
Feb
Jan
•
(EL)
5%
4%
2,300
___1
preferred class A
Cosden
Jan
300
B
Bruce
100
7,400
5%
•
Jan
3%
Tobacco—
Columbia
5%
6%
oc
7%
200
•
dep rets ord bearer
Class
Jar.
5%
10
Inc
5%
7%
•
dep rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
British
Jan
4%
*
17%
84%
•
rets ord
8
14
6%
& Machine Co—I
Jan
34%
_4
Amer dep
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
31
5%
•
Jan
7%
British-American Oil Co
Amer
Jan
27
14
'
__
Mining & Smelting Ltd—5
34%
25
Manufacturing Co
Amer
6%
;
1
Consolidated
6%
81%
j.
Class A
British
29
—
•
Consolidated Liquidating Corp
12 %
7%
—1
common
American
Jan
7'A
——100^
100
25
1
Brazilian Traction Light &
Breeze Corp common
British
Feb
17
7%
Pwr Bait com..•
2,100
8114
prior cumulative preferred.100
Gas
Jan
13%
Jan
7%
1
Lt &
17,500
•
Borne, Scrymser Co
Brillo
16%
Jan
16
25
7%
1
common
(S) & Co common
Bohack (H C) Co common
Bridgeport
Feb
12%
1
1%
1
Blumenthal
Bourjois Inc
xl5%
100
Feb
Cuban Tobacco common
514%
300
400
25
5%
1214
1
common
Ridge Corp
16%
13%
16%
2%
Co
4%
.
1
Birdsboro Steel
Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Blauner's common
3
Blue
15%
13%
16
1
15%
6%
15%
1
Inc
Co
Benson &
Jan
3%
Croft Brewing Co
Telephone of Canada common__25
Benrus
Jan
787k
Jan
—
—1
Inc
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common.1
Bell
1%
Feb
Jan
Consolidated Gas Utilities
American
Pwr
Beau-Brummel Ties
Jan
Feb
Jan
•
series B preferred
Corroon
59 %
58
514
& Co
8%
%
65%
20
preferred series C_
5%
shares
Steel
Jan
1,300
13,700
*
30
Refractories
7%
1
70
1%
to 1956
Consol Gas Elec
Jan
Banco de los Andes—
Baumann (L)
500
13
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Feb
Locomotive—
Barium
8%
2%
Community Public Service
6%
5
7%
Basic
Feb
16%
—1
Manufacturing
Colt's
$1
&
10
1,300
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Jan
B
Lt
Jan
13%
Development ordinary
Colon
Coro
Tr
7%
20,900
Cornucopia uold ivmico
Barcelona
600
9%
8%
Jan
3%
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Co
Feb
2%
common
Continental Foundry
American
19
4
Colonial Airlines
4%%
200
a
Plow Co
Cockshutt
Jan
51
25
preferred
Baldwin Rubber
Jan
Jan
400
6
♦
Baldwin
17%
2%
Commodore Hotel Inc
11
0%
—
*
Co
325
3
Club Aluminum Products Co
115'A 115%
-
Inc
Wilcox
Jan
19
3
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
Automatic Voting Machine
Avery (B F) & Sons common
Babcock &
64%
Jan
4
21%
common
Jan
9%
2%
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
3 %
10%
.
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
11%
62
25
67%
__
1
5,000
50
preferred
High
Feb
450
___1
common
8,700
3%
*
Co
Products
Inc
Neon
Low
10
63%
18%
9%
69%
—1
Manufacturing Co
Clarostat
Jan
Rang© Since January 1
/
10
__
„
5
10
Homes
Co
Controller
112
2414
America
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
6%
Jail
Shares
High
62
__
1
for Week
of Prices
.
Low
62%
18%
.
10
common
11/a
£1
reg
Atlas
Cities Service
Jan
i.l
Associated Tel & Tel class A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line
Voting trust certificates
Consolidated Mining
Chief
6%
*
of
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
200
7
1
rets
Steel
500
Industries—
Laundries
Automatic
Jan
10%
4
2.50
Refining Co__
dep
4%
Chicago Rivet & Machine
11%
♦
preferred
Electric
Jan
Mar
133
•
non-voting
Aspinook (The) Corp
Associated
4%
500
110,, 1 9 4
—
10
&
Jan
,
__
10
4.
•
*.
Sales
Rang©
t
,
—5
common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
•
preferred
conv
Jan
900
6%
100
common
Arkansas Power & Light
Aro Equipment Corp
$1.20
%
Cherrv-Burrell
1,000
3%
1
Ashland Oil
Feb
Par <
,
City Auto Stamping
12%
1
Argus Inc
Common class A
Feb
13
116%
Ova
7
—
£1
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd
Natural
5 %
Ltd—
Co
rets ord reg
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
Jan
650
xG
xG
3%
8,200
%
4%
6'/?
._
_
2,900
5%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
133^
47k
4%
2
Products
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
High
5^
„
10c
series
Angerman Co Inc
Shares
Low
2
common
Amer
EXCHANGE
ENDED MARCH 3
tor Week
«I Prices
Sal© Price
WEEK
Monday, March 6, 1950
Sales
Week's'
Las*
Par
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
CURB
YORK
RANGE
New York Curb Exchange
&
COMMERCIAL
Feb
10%
Feb
69
Jan
74
Feb
26
Feb
29
Jan
85
Jan
95%
Feb
'
5%
Feb
57k
Feb
•
i
j
95%
425
5%
57k
200
2%
27k
800
2%
Feb
27 k
Jan
i
;
12%
Feb
147 k
Jan
;
4%
4%
600
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
:
14%
3.100
13%
Feb
%
17,250
%
Feb
3%
1,900
3
400
67
65 3 4
92
)
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Duraloy
Durham
Hosiery class B
—£1
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
2%
1
_
_
'
*
common
—
__
—
'
Duro
Test
1
Corp common.
4
14%
Duval
Sulphur & Potash Co
Warrants w i
Cable
Electric
Cables
Products
common—50c
American dep rets 5%
Calamba Sugar
California
Electric
Camden Fire
Ltd
Power
Insurance
Bread
Ltd
Class B
Feb
Co
6%
~7 %
—
_7%
200
Jan
8%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
Jan
73%
Feb
Feb
75
Feb
29
W)
"5%
~3% ~3%
14,700
18%
18%
50
8%
■
73%
8%
800
70
73%
113% 114
3%
2%8
17
Jan
3%
Feb
3%
3%
Jan
30%
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
4
Jan
5%
217k
21%
23
2,300
18%
Jan
23
Feb
7 7'A
Jan
80
Feb
10
10%
1,400
87k
Jan
107k
1
__
*
_
Jan
3%
Jan
19
1874
19%
38,400
177k
Jan
1974
Jan
1
—
__
15%
15%
16%
700
11%
Jan
17
Feb
60
103%
pfd— .100
104% 105
Corp
common
1
Ltd
Corp
—
17k
17k
%
10
—
1,100
1%
15,200
44
57k
1
_
100
14%
13
43
__
1
_____
—
6
6
14%
1
$3 convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
Jan
5
10c
114%
Jan
3%
Jan
"4%
6%
100
5%
200
i'if
1%
16
2874
25
105%
Jan
Jan
x6%
Jan
147k Mar
Jan
.
,,
174
Jan
Jan
42
5%
7,100
i"a
16
Feb
Feb
57 k
12
X45
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
TJ
Jan
Jan
iV
15
16%
Feb
297k Mar
Jan
Jan
4
500
4
Feb
5%
Jan
23%
50
23
Feb
26'A
Jan
5%
5%
1,900
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
Fairchild
Camera &
Instrument
& Airplane J.
Metallurgical
Engine
85
330
81%
Jan
85
Feb
Fansteel
1
10
9%
10
500
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
Fire Association
94%
95
100
94
Jan
95
Jan
First York Corp common
20%
21%
2,200
14%
Jan
870
142%
Jan
100
10
20%
164
.
20%
7
158% 165
__2.50
10
common
?Q
22
Feb
165
Mar
20
21%
550
14%
Jan
21%
Feb
20
21%
1,000
14 %
Jan
21%
Feb
Feb
7%
Jan
7
7
100
2
1
America
Jan
Equity
73% Mar
Jan
Feb
7
3%
10
common
oasre
67%
—5
84%
series—-100
preference
«ee
Jan
Feb
Empire District Electric 5%
.Fairchild
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Corp
75
62%
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
85
100
For footnotes
Feb
75
Jan
5%
preferred
of
70%
1
Jan
23%
4
Central Power & Light A.% pfd
100
SCentral States Elec 6% preferred__100
Co
25
66
1
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
Central Ohio Steel Products
Chamberlin
Electrographic Corp common.
71 %
63
9
63
2,900
71%
3'A
113
3-%
66
Feb
150
3 %
•
beneficial int
100
Cessna Aircraft Co
•
shares of beneficial Int.
Common
3%
•
_
Jan
475
3,300
common
preferred
Convertible
Corp
$5 pfd shares of
1,000
25
—
8%
£
common
div
6874
2s 6d
& Co
opt
71
6574
series A
series B
Sugar Associates—
Eureka
preferred
3
70
687k
3
--
Light $5 pfd
Biscuit Co
Co
3
71
Electric Eond & Share common..
Ltd—
(J
States
•
common.
Easy Washing Machine class B
100
...
&
Assn
prior preferred
preferred
Eastern
common
Power
4%%
100
100
Eastern Gas & Fuel
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
Catalin Corp of America
Central Maine Power Co—
Charis
Jan
Jan
Eastern
2.50
Products
Conv
23%
Ltd—
Co
Castle (A M)
1%
Jan
Alcohol—
dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord
3.50%
9
common
non-voting
&
Carreras
Casco
Jan
7%
Carr-Consolidated
Carter
1,200
22 %
Capital City Products common;
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Amer
8%
Eastern Malleable Iron
preferred
Amer
8%
common
Canadian Marconi
Carolina
7%
voting
Canadian Industries
Carnation
Jan
preferred
Industrial
A
8,600
20
Canners
Canadian
Carman
Feb
Feb
6%
Ltd
Co
Convertible
Class
1%
Jan
5%
6
!
preference
Canadian
1%
Jan
6%
8%
Corp
Canada Cement Co Ltd
1%
preferred—£
Estate
Calgary & Edmonton
6%%
Jan
Jan
Jan
%
%
17
Wireless—
&
Canada
4%
Jan
1%
1,300
374
4%
4%
14
5c to $1
Ford
cumulative
(M H)
Co
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
100
9%
450
8%
12%
Jan
65
64%
65%
350
X61 %
Feb
76
,1
Jan
27k
Jan
3%
Jan
3274
Feb
21
Feb
Ford
6%
Feb
2%
31%
31 %
32
-.1
20%
1974
20%
200
16%
Feb
3%
374
1,200
37k
Feb
5%
Jan
21
Jan
26%
Feb
22%
Jan
28
%
Feb
Ford Motor of France—
2,700
Jan
preferred. —1
non-voting
Class B voting
4%
Jan
10%
3
2,200
150
31% Mar
*
Feb
6%
Jan
4%
3,700
Ltd—
3%
6%
2274
32,100
1174
27 k
deposit rets ord reg____ _£1
38 %
6%
9,800
6%
107k
6
Co—
Jan
4%
29.7 k
5%
11%
28%
1
8
10c
Stores
Motor
American
1
~10
(Phila)
Feb
37
4
9
$2 dividend
Fishman
.
Motor of Canada—
Class
A
American deposit receipts bearer
•
23%
23%
1,300
•
-7
54
k
13,700
•H ^n
;
Volume
Number 4887
171
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
£
■
Port Pitt Brewing Co
Fox
Fuller
(Geo A)
Shares
Low
17
MARCH
Friday
8,300
11%
Jan
18
9%
Jan
11 %
7%
.
Jan
29%
5
12
%
Feb
32
10
350
12%
Jan
12% Mar
7,100
Feb
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Mar
Knott
Power
Co
common.:
16%
16
16%
1,300
1
5%
5%
5%
300
Alloys Co
*
General Builders
Supply Corp com—1
IV:
lVa
1%
3%
3%
3%
5 7c
preferred
Gellman
common
:
General
5%
100
r
Mfg Co
—.
convertible
General
preferred
dep rets
ord
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
common
Adv
6%
General
Public
Georgia
Service
Power $6
$6
3%
Jan
3%
Feb
23%
1
6
107%
Jan
Jan
10
100
Feb
4% Feb
100% Feb
25
114
Jan
115%
Co
107%
Feb
107%
Feb
2,900
3%
Jan
4%
5%
1,500
Class
14%
200
14
Jan
14%
Feb
11,600
15%
Feb
17V4
Jan
900
11%
Feb
13
Jan
11
Jan
15
Feb
—:
15
14 %
2
1%
2%
42%
42%
25
25
350
79
79
30
..
'
•
25
•
Consolidated Mines
..
.
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gorham Inc class A
%
Rapids Varnish
__
6,800
1%
25
%
.
..
41%
15%
12%
16%
—
•
143
10%
100
Paper
45
28
25c
Gulf States Utilities $4.40
100
Gypsum Lime &
2
pfd_;
'
11,800
9
200
128%
Jan
180
130
Alabastine
44
30%.
10%
__
•
__
Lamp Co
Hamilton
5
Bridge
Hammermill
Hartford
Co Ltd
Paper
Electric
common
12%
'
1
Harvard Brewing Co
1
Hathaway
Bakeries Inc
Corp
Hazeltine
Hearn
Dept Stores
Hecla
1
5
Mining Co
111% Jan
5 % 7c
*
4%
preferred
preferred
(R)
&
Hollinger
w
i
Co class
__'
G
Horder's
Inc
Hurd Lock
&
&
Jan
400
10%
Jan
16
Jan
common
8
3,800
6"%
Jan
1,100
10%
Feb
Jan
15
12%
Feb
Jan
12%' Feb
10
96%
Jan
101
/.
9
Va
20
82%
1
30fl
9
Feb
9%
45%
Jan
48%
Jan
3,800
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
3()0
33 %
100
50
33%
525
20
800
82%
4 Va
11%
2%
2%
31
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
34
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
160%
46
Feb
3,100
4i%
Jan
167
Feb
32%
Feb
34
Jan
Jan
110%
Jan
18%
Jan
20
Jan
86
Jan
2
14
8()0
2 Va
15
4
Feb
Jan
51
Feb
8%
Jan
14
Feb
•
preferred
common
•
4%
Jan
10
Co
common—:
Chemical
of
deposit
7%:.
;
3%
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
1
oc
»
*
18%
Ireland
18%
pfd
7,900
18%
Jan
20
18%
1,400
18%
Jan
20
Jan
1,300
11%
Feb
13
Feb
8%
100
Insurance Co of North America..
lo
International
Preferred
A
♦
Public
com
Service
4.90%
Light
Air
w
McCord
Corp
McKee
(A G)
McWilliams
•
Mead Johnson &
Menasco
Mfg
11
%
%
lb
xl%
29%
30%
4,100
*
23%
23%
23%
95
95
13%
6%
100
.___
Manufacturing
v
t c_
*
Chute
Jan
Jan
200
1%
30%
7%
7%
2
2,100
3,600
1
Italian Superpower Corp com class A__*
1
-
%
Jan
%
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
12
Feb
IV2
29% Mar
Feb
%
2
95
14%
600
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
7%
1,100
5 Va
Jan
7%
Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
Jim
Brown
Stores
1
(N J)
Co
common
Julian
&
Kokenge Co
1
Kansas Gas
& Electric 77o
pfd_
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
Kidde
(Walter)
&
5
;
•
Co
6%
5
17
.
12%
For
footnotes
100
see
page
29.
—
35
~
Jan
2%
38%
Feb
2%
'
Jan
Jan
~6V»
"G%
600
6 Va
Feb
7%
Jan
20%
21%
1,400
18%
Jan
21%
Jan
3%
21
3%
200
3%
Jan
4'4
Jan
6%
Jan
1 %
4,000
1 Va
Jan
23%
300
17%
39%
-
1%
m
1%
i'i
'
'
_—
,
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
Jan
43
Feb
Jan
31
Jan
7
■
1%
30
23 Va
Jan
7%
7%
16Va
16%
7% Feb
16%
4,300
13%
Jan
2 '/it
16,000
1%
<
Jan
2
2
700
7%
Jan
17
Feb
2>/a
Feb
5
100
5
108% 108 "4
100
•:
4%
Jan
5%
104% Mar
108 %
Feb
6%
Jan
„
(7s-
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
1%
1%
300
1
Feb
1%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
1,100
7
Feb
8%
Jan
7%
7%
1,400
7%
Feb
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
6%
15
West
Midland
Oil
Midland
Corp
Steel
1
1
common
conv
"9
%
8%
9 %
2,000
2%
5
common..
Corp $1
6%
7%
•
10
Micromatic Hone Corp
Middle States Petroleum
Middle
53
500
2.50
preferred
2U
2%
37,000
8%
Co
Mid-West
Midwest
•
Abrasive
10
24
Co
15%
Jan
13
5,150
Jan
3%
20
20
1
20 %
24%
2%
•
1%
5%
30%
10%
Jan
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
25
Feb
1%
Feb
3,700
5%
6
Jan
4
23%
250
~2%
50
Feb
17%
20
1,100
24%
1
'26
Jan
2%
Jan
600
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
30%
100
30%
Feb
32%
Jan
10%
11%
1,100
*
37%
37%
100
1
Service
7%
7%
1,000
7%
Feb
7%
Jan
1
Molybdenum Corp
common
2%
2%
2,300
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
Producers
101
99% 101
Tel
&
Tel
182%
Feb
Feb
37%
Feb
99
Feb
105
Feb
107%
1,400
2%
Jan
3%
181% 183
110
176%
Jan
183
Feb
34%
Jan
38
Jan
2%
35
Feb
6%
6%
2,20()
Jan
6%
Feb
13%
13%
1,600
13% Mar
15%
Jan
34%. 35%
100
1()1
1,550
31 Va
Jan
35% Mar
97
Feb
6 %
5
120
104
Jan
24
•
36%
2.50
8%
10
50c
Jan
100
5
common.—
Jan
35%
13%
35%
100
Verncn-Woodbury Mills
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common..
11%
104%
Feb
102%
•
Mt
300
Jan
Jan
34
3
~2%
10
common
10%
101
pfd—100
common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumulative pfd series B
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Company
14%
50c
common
convertible preferred
States
15%
•
Mining Corp of Canada,
Muter
2%' Jan
10%. Jan
50c
Co
Wohl
4%%
Jan
Jan
2ft
Products—
common
Oil
Feb
Mar
10
preferred..*
$2 non-cumulative dividend shares—*
Midvale
Mar
36%
8%
Jan
25%
32%
100
Jan
36% Mar
200
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
12%
13
11%
12%
13%
13%
200
4%
4%
300
Jan
4%
Feb
3%
12
3%
5,700
3%
Feb
4
Jan
29%
Jan
300
12 %
Feb
13%
Jan
3,200
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
13%
N
Nachman Corp
Namm's Inc common
National
Bellas
Hess
*
3%
Jan
National
Rubber
Jan
19%
Feb
National
4%
Jan
Feb
Feb
New
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
New
50
liy2
Jan
13
Jan
100
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
13
Jan
7%
Feb
Nestle
105
Feb
Le
Machinery
New
New
Mexico
Park
Radio
Co
Jan
8%
9
Jan
13%
100
10 Va
Jan
14
Jan
9%
900
8%
Jan
11
8 Va
Feb
9%
6%
Jan
7%
——
700
«...
7
10
7%
900
3%
4%
2,500
7% Mar
17%
3%
4
3%
4%
14,100
5
34
29%
34%
3,80()
1
6%
6%
6%
100
94%
93%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
24 %
Jan
18
Tel
Watch
Co
4%
Feb
34% Mar
Arizona
Mining Co
common
Land
300
5%
94%
330
92%
1
1
1 %
2,300
1
Jan
1%
20
4
4
4
100
4
Jan
5
53
>
1
8%
1
1%
•
52%
7%
1%
76%
54%
5,000
8%
2,500
1%
900
76%
25
Feb
52 % Mar
7%
Feb
1%
Feb
6^
an
Jan
Jan
Feb
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
4%
—25
&
Feb
12% Mar
7%
30c
common
32 Va
1
r~4 O
9%
*
Tel
Co
i
Jan
13%
1
Clock &
&
8%
4
2
Ltd—
Jersey Zinc
Process
22,50()
common
4%% convertible preferred
New
950
12%
4
Co
Car
Mur
England
Haven
31%
12
13
1
Cooker common
Neptune Meter common
100
31%
12%
1
Fabrics
Mallinson
Union
31%
*
Mfg & Stores common
Steel
'•
3%
25
Jan
117
1
Gas
3%
National
13%
1
common
preferred
400
Jar.
10
National Breweries common
3%
Feb
V
—
Jan
Radiator
Mar
Jan
7
National
11
Feb
15% Mar
14%
55
Jan
103%
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
500
8Va
14
13% Mar
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
6%
3%
11
Jan
14%
6%
New
preferred
30% Mar
Mar
13
6%
100
11 %
700
1
3%
11%
13%
125% Mar
113
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube.
Michigan Sugar Co common
National Pressure
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4 % 7c
13
Jan
8
8% Mar
12%
Feb
106
Jan
5%
12%
Jan
111%
5%
Jan
64,300
26%
50
1,500
Jan
-
10,400
8
6%
6%
3,250
30%
6%
3%
17
125%
Jan
600
6 %
Mar
5%
7,300
17
Mar
112% 112%
%
Feb
14
142
7 %
xll4%
•
1%
Feb
Jan
121
25c
8Va
TOO
;
121
x29
Jan
13%
9 % Mar
Corp common
Participating preferred
National
Kawneer Co
%
23,100
2,150
'2
30
Feb
Jan
Scott Corp—
Metal Textile
17%
;—1
Jan
8%
80,800
125%
112%
1
K
Corp
26%
3,000
National Transit
Kaiser-Frazer
Feb
5%
4%
♦
Jan
24
5%.
3%
•
1 Va
14
5
3%
1
Preference
27%
5%
7%
8%
26%
1
3%
1
ill
13%
136% 142
•
A preferred
National
common
Lake Sulphur Co
1
23% Mar
Jan
1
27
Jan
Jan
Jan
23% Mar
100
Feb
26'4
..Feb
92%
1 Ye
27
Jan
30% Mar
10
1
8%
3
Mesabi Iron Co
7%
Jefferson
1,300
Warrants
6% %
National Fuel
Jeanette Glass Co
9%
1
Co.
Merritt Chapman &
82% Mar
11
4,700
•
Jan
700
25%
10
& Co class B
75%
400
24
9
1
Dredging
CO CM
2,100
24%
*
Jan
7%
50
50
•
common
15%
7%
Feb
27
26%
£1
$2.50 preferred
Mountain States Power
11%
Jan
27
10
Mountain
7%
12 Va
•
common
Jan
1
d_.__.___
•
McAleer Mfg Co common
5% convertible preferred
McClanahan Oil Co common
Mar
Co—
preferred
Fireman
Irving
com
1
Shovel
Massey Harris
102
*
wd
100
(The B) Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi
International Marine
113
7%
Jan
26%
14
Manischewitz
Jan
11%
♦
.
&
7%
10%
100
Jan
7%
400
300
Jan
11%
11%
1,600
14
1,300
29% Mar
9%
103
<*
Feb
13%
300
<01
28
15%
CO iH
82 V8
150
8%
1,200
*
Royalty
Illinois G & E
Power
Iron
98%
29%
13%
15
10
1.
International Safety Razor B
Iowa
200
Feb
18%
14%
108
*
Registered shares
Iowa
102'
Jan
15%
Jan
—
142
Co
14%
_.
50
Industries
International Products
Iowa
101
106
Jan
14%
Jan
15%
13%
Mountain
series
Metal
International Petroleum coupon shs
Investors
102
106%.
•
Hydro-Electric—
$3.50
International
Machinery
Jan
12
£1
Cigar
Jan
3%
11%
--
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 47c
10
18%
18%'
5
Feb
13
2,300
15'/.j
Monogram Pictures
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Inernational
Feb
12 Va
2,100
11%
11%
100
common
Missouri Public
Jan
700
15%
18%
1
Service
Miller
Jan
14%
3%
13 %
14'4
17%
10
Public
Jan
3%
300
7%
Feb
M
17%
300
600
Jan
9%
Feb
100
3'4
8 Va
7 V*
5
14
15 Va
15%
7%
Mar
2
Jan
15 V4
■v
6
Lynch Corp
2%
£1
Jan
100
6
6Va
29 %
*
Feb
3V4
*
receipts registered
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
Registered
22%
12%
18'4
•
wi
2
"
Industries—
American dep
7%
Jan
—
1
77o preferred A ctfs of deposit
6% preferred B ctfs of deposit
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisiana Power <fc Light $6 pfd
Minnesota Power & Light 5%
Imperial
Jan
20
26%
certificates
common
Jan
900
1,000
Long Island Lighting Co—
Common
8 %
6 Vis Mar
7%
6
•
_5
Lone Star Gas Co (Texas)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
New
2,700
Jan
•
Locke Steel Chain
1,000
I
Illinois Zinc Co
6%
Mar
21%
6
25
Midwest Piping & Supply common
Mid-West Refineries
'
15%
Inc
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Class B
Mar
81
400
'
*
Lit Brothers
Jan
100
9%
167
33
19%
14
Corp
Lipton (Thos J) Inc 6%
-
48%
5
...
.'76% Feb
3 Va
'.,-i 81
4%.
1
1
v
Mar
108%
,
Food Products
Jan
10*
47%
166
,
1
6%
Feb
5
12 Va
7
1
(R G)
common
12%. Jan
11%
100
4?
33%
1
preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
Jan
13
150
300
3
»
warrants
Jan
14
»
stock
8% Jan
11%
12%
11%
5
common
Feb
Feb
12%
33%
5
Refining
11
20%
"
--
;*■
Lefcourt Realty common
Jan
2%
100
convertible
Hygrade
2%
Jan
x9 Va
*■
...
Manufacturing Co
Common
Huyler's
Jan
1%
3
15
Refrigerator $2.25 pfd
Hussman
1st
Inc
1%
47
'
9'V
--
_
(Harvey)
Humble Oil
1,800
'
-4
•
(Geo A) & Co
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn & Hardart common..
Hubbell
Feb
*
;
preferred
'50%
_9
'
~
■
____1
.
Horrnel
5 7c
Jan
74
5
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common.
Jan
Feb
101
'
lo
M
16
14 %
12%
101
__1
A
Consolidated
Jan
47%
100
common
Jan
11%
14
12%:
100
w
w
Henry Holt & Co
Hoe
w
6%
Jan
12%
•Jl'
2
■
Feb
100
11 Va
Jan
20
5
_
Lionel
Jan
250
11-
—
Class A
Heller Co common
University
Le Tourneau
109%
%'
7%
11 Va
*
7
5
Mangel Stores
15
7%'
25c
Helena Rubinstein common
5
Extension
Maine
900
14%
Jan
Monotype Machine
Feb
19%
12%
Corp of Delaware
Salle
Feb
10%
200
Lamson
La
10%
800 "
14%
Lanston
31%
18%
18%
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
5
14%
6%
Jan
10%
*
common
Jan
300
1
9
400
2%
Lakey Foundry & Machine
26%
2
2%
16
Feb
100
20
2%
4%
,200
2
Feb
Jan
10%
ln%
1%
Feb
9%
1ft
Jan
600
30%
2
32%
23 Va
2,800
Macklntosh-Hemphill Co
50 %
*-
'
Jan
800
5
Marion Power
1%
600
9 Va
11
Feb
15%
.
Jan
13%
5
Communication Co Ltd
-
13 %
Feb
49
_
_
49 Va
32%
9
"2%
Feb
137
......
•
25
Jan
Feb
Jan
145
10%
5
Light
10
12%
__
31
9%
17 Va Mar
Jan
Feb
4%
44%
5%
■,
Jan
1ft
9-%
10%
Jan
»
Hartford Rayon common
33%c
40%
5%
11%
Feb
H
Hall
l,20u
1
700
111% 111%
__
Feb
7
Feb
:•
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
10
Feb
6
65
-
Jan
823
Jan
45
Jan
.Jan
6%
JUn
%
Feb
61% Jan
'l35y«.13G%
30%
.
Jan
200
42%
30,200
1%
Feb
4%
Mar
10%
..
17 Va
U
3%
2%
10%
Jan
79
141% 143%
.136%
25
Jan
Jan
%
200
7,7
2%
Mar
1,500
64
Jan
.Jan
4%
64
5
preferred
Feb
25
Pacific Tea—
Griesedieck Western Brewery
Grocery Stores Products common
19%
74
;
...
64
1
common stock
Northern
%
.
2,900
45
*
Gorham Manufacturing common
10
Graham-Paige Motors 57o conv pfd__25
Great Atlantic &
15
50
Gray Manufacturing Co
Jan
Jan
15%
16%
11% xl2%
.
5%
—
*
prior preferred
Feb
17
1
B
$4.50
5%
200
5
Inc.—
14'/a
Feb
Jan
800
16%
Feb
22%
1
Jan
...
1
(Adolf) Inc common
Godchaux Sugars class A
3%
Jan
—1
Jan
20
3%
14%
:
—
3%
10
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Feb
4%
2%
18%
3%
31
Jan
21
400
42
.
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Jan
6%
3,600
16
Gobel
1st
Feb
*
Glenmore Distilleries class B__.
Non-voting
100%
2,900
18
^.25
Feb
5%
--
*
_
& Co
Feb
x49%
3%
*
Alden Coal
Jan
8%
4Vb
107% 107V2
22%
1
8%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
115% 115 %
3%
1
7%
Jan
41%
.100
__
2
Feb
Jan
10
__
1
6%
6%
6%
4
100
..
22 Va
1
High
Jan
Feb.
1,000
104
6
4%
...
»
300
1,500
49%
7
38'/a
Jan
8
47%
*
Gladding McBean
Great
1,500
1,200
Jan
7'A
104
50c
preferred
Gilchrist Co
77c
Jan
2
7%
.7
48%
preferred..*
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilbert (A C) common
Grand
6%
Low
8 Va
•
Kreuger Brewing Co
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Jan
Iligh
7%
•
.
Range Since January 1
—
1
Kobacker Stores
Feb
1%
—.
pfd—.100
$5 preferred
Goldfield
7 Va
—
♦
Gerlty-Mich Corp
Union
7%
__
1
10
General Phoenix Corp
General Plywood Corp common
Globe
Jan
93%
Low
1
1
16%
500
Shares
1
common
Jan
Jan
23
£1
reg
Finance
Corp
Jan
4%
-
.
..25
Corp common
preferred series A
Glen
15%
91
•
__
Electric Co Ltd—
Amer
General
57c
'
for Week
•
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd..,
(D Emil) Co common
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
G
Sales
Range
of Prices
60
Klein
Gatineau
Week's
Last
Sale Frice
Exchange
Par
Jan
Jan
700
32
31
11%
New York Curb
High
7%
10
1
50
27
8
STOCKS
Low
17%
9%
(971)
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Range Since January 1
•«(
High
16 %
1.25
!
Co
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
for Week
1
(Peter) Brewing—__.
Franklin Sifnon & Co Inc common
4% %
convertible preferred
FOR
FINANCIAL
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
-
v
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
New York Curb Exchange
&
6%
97
59
9%
1%
f6 %
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
*
(Q n(\\
oc
28
(972)
FOR
RANGE
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
WEEK
Monday, March 6, 1950
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
THE
3
ENDED MARCH
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
•
■
Low
•
Honduras Rosario
10
11
&
Co
New
Yoi4c
New
York Merchandise
New
York Shipbuilding
—
30%
10%
Niagara Share
29%
Jan
31
Feb
13
Jan
St
5
Corp common
__
200
17%
Jan
13%
Jan
49,300
15 Vs
Jan
17%
Feb
Salt Dome
.
900
12 Va
Jan
15V4
Jan
Samson
1,300
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
Savoy Oil Inc
Jan
20%
Feb
Sayre &
%
Jan
lj^
Jan
Schulte
10%
10%
•
—
10%
-
-
convertible preferred
1st
•'
Oil Co
United Corp common
1
Northeast Airlines
North
Pub
Ind
,
____50
4 %%
Serv
__
—
201)
47%
2%
48
2%
11%
3%
2,000
43%
Jan
43
2%
Jan
3
Jan
7%
16%
17
Steel
Co
Feb
12%
Jan
Seeman
Jan
3%
Jan
Segal Lock &
40
84%
Jan
93%
Feb
'
40
101
7%
17
500
101% Mar
Mar
6%
9,800
16%
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
18%
Feb
1
Hardware
Ohio
4% %
Power
42 Vs
4,000
43%
1,226
34%
1
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
45
41%. Jan
290
113% 114
—100
preferred
1%
111%
Feb
114%
Feb
2,800
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
13
13;
300
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
—1
17
17
ICO
17
Jan
18
Feb
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Arner shares—
Securities
—1
18
18 Vs
300
17%
Jan
13%
Feb
10%
10%
100
9%
Jan
11
Feb
13
United Filters class B_——•
Oliver
Inc
Omar
35%
—15
Oklahoma Natural Gas
_—
„
Overseas
36
>
Serrick
Leather
Seton
common
of
Ltd—
Breweries
Jan
1%
2,300
Feb
1%
2%
4,000
1%
Feb
2% Mar
3%
1,500
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
2%
21,900
2 Vs
Feb
2%
Jan
27%
1,500
25 %
Jan
28%
Feb
14%
1,800
15%
Jan
13%
Jan
1%
200
1%
Jan
16%
600
15%
Jan
1%
1%
3,600
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
13%
14%
150
13 Vs
Jan
14%
Jan
3%
3%
7,200
24
24%
900
87
89
550
3 %
4
%
4%
C%
7%
7%
-
1
1%
Feb
17
Jan
Jan
3%
22% Jan
84% Jan
25%
Jan
89
Feb
Jan
91
1,000
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
3,900
3%
Jan
9
Vs
Feb
3,500
Feb
Feb
%
20%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
3%
Jan
20 %
Feb
22%
Jan
20%
Jan
2,600
65
1,900
-
23%
130
107%
16%
16%
100
~3%
~4%
2,600
30
30
Jan
69%
62% Mar
108 %
108
1
2%
21%
62%
10%
900
21
21
62%
12%
Jan
500
3 Vs
—
21
21%.
Jan
10
3
Jan
11%
Jan
1C9%
Feb
Jan
19%
Jan
15%
Jan
17
Feb
18%
4V»
Silex Co common
Jan
18%
..
*
*
*
Canada
Corp of America class A
Sick's
IV
Feb
1%
--
*
5
*
-1
2o
100
Sheller Mfg Co
Shoe
Jan
1
common
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams
8%
1
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
88 %
1
Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Shattuck
6'Is
14 Vs
3 -4
24 n
}
Safety Control
Corp class B
Sentry
1
10,000
-
Sentinel Radio Corp common
0
29% Mar
7%
16%
4 /®
25
Inc—
B)
(R
13%
Jan
2%
--
prior stock
$5.50
Jan
23%
26%
1°1/8
1 '■*
i
-5
stock
Convertible
10%
6,400
1%
I?.4
.
8,100
3%
2/ n
1
Selby Shoe Co
Selected Industries Inc common
Semler
1%
26% Mar
2,600
13%
29%
lVs
2,4
*/*
20
Allotment certificates
Ogden Corp common.————50c
Ohio Brass Co class B common
*
26Vs Mar
26%
6%
--
common
Corp General
Bros Inc
Securities
2%
11
High
12%
-1
<D
2,300
100
--J
Fisher Brick Co
A) Inc common
Manufacturing
Scullin
Mar
100
7%
-•—1
.*
Northrop Aircraft Inc.—
Novaael-Agene Corp
jg
11%
3%
92% 93
101
101%
—
pfd—100
RR Co
Penn
Northern
__
5
Central Texas Oil
North
47%
Utility Securities
American
%
—
preferred—50
*
North American Rayon $3
North
—
——5
Mines
Low
28 %
29 /«
' /a
2oc
1
(Del)--—
Scovill
5
Nineteen Hundred Corp common
Nipissing
-1
49
j
Corp Ltd common
Lawrence
26 %
26 A
wd
Joseph Light & Power
17%
17%
Range Since January 1
High
Feb
10%
17% 17%
xl2% xl3%
17%
17%
Niles-Bement-Pond
150
14%
1
Low
S
St
shares
Founders
Shares
Par
Corp—
Niagara Hudson Power common——1
for Week
Jan
7%
1,400
30%
11
Range
of Trices
High
Feb
7
300
Curb Exchange
New York
Range Since January 1
Low
7
30 %
10
Auction
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
High
7
common
York
New
Range
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
■
...
Week's
Last
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Jan
18%
Feb
3%
Feb
4% Mar
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
•
$3 convertible preferred
Pacific
Can
Co
5%%
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
36%
36%
36%
1,600
34%
Jan
36%
Feb
33%
33%
33%
300
31%
Jan
33% Mar
29 %
Jan
29%
Jan
28%
28%
500
28%
Jan
291/4
Feb
28%
29
900
28
Jan
29%
Feb
325
103
Jan
106 Va
98%
Jan
104
& an
15
Feb
15%
Jan
§Solar
*
•
1st preferred.
24%
Feb
25
Jan
Sonotone
39 Va
Jan
41%
Jan
Soss
2%
Feb
3
Jan
South
Coast
7Vs
Jan
South
Penn
Feb
Southwest
27%
Jan
Southern
12
Jan
5%
57
Jan
4.88%
Feb
4.56%
25
28%
25
Pacific
Pacific
Public
104% 104%
Lighting $4.50 preferred...—*
Power & Light 5%
pfd
100
Pacific
$1.30
Service
common
preferred
1st
Page-Hersey
Tubes
(C A)
Oil
Pancoastal
common
...
v t c
Patican
5%
29,500
5%
Feb
300
16%
Feb
x22 %
Feb
10%
Feb
53
Jan
17
16%
17
25%
24 Vs
26
1
•
10%
10 %
11
2
Ltd.
Co
30,100
1
.
Plymouth -Mills—
Patchogue
2%
5
Co
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
.
5%
5%
Paramount Motors Corp.
Pen
2%
2%
■"'"Panatapec Oil (C At Amer shares..
:Parker
Telephone common
cumulative preferred
$1
cumulative
$1.32
4%
1,250
500
'
"
■
•
4%
3%
800
4%
17
•
>■
4V2
Feb
25
Penn
Traffic
Penn Water
Pharis
Tire
Rubber
&
•
2%
2%
300
150
4%
36%
4%
•
Phillips Packing Co
•
37%
convertible preference
56'%
12
12
%
19
19
4%
5%
Feb
Jan
29%
Jan
Pipe Line
Southland
Royalty
Jan-
11%
Jan
Speed Queen Corp conv class A
Feb
2%
Jan
Spencer
Feb
109%
1
17
17
Piper Aircraft Corp common...
1
5V4
401%
Jan
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing Co
Jan
3%
Jan
Standard Cap & Seal common
53%
Jan
59%
Feb
11
Jan
12
%
2
50
...
5
common
Jan
Feb
Standard
6
Jan
Standard
19
Jan
4%
Jan
Mar
%
20
Jan
17
200
Jan
Standard
reo
2va
Jan
Standard-Thomson
16%
15%
2,500
14%
•Tan
16%
Feb
Standard
16%
Mining Co
6%
Corp
1st
of Canada
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Inc
Metals
Public
Service
of
$5 prior preferred
(The)
14%
Stinnes
Co
(Hugo)
Jan
11% Mar
13%
4,500
11%
j an
13 % Mar
Sun
1%
11,100
1%
Jan
Mar
32%
Feb
35
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
Feb
7%
200
9%
Jan
>
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
%
Jan
1 Va
Feb
10%
11%
3,700
9%
Jan
12%
22
350
19%
Jan
22
3
200
2%
Feb
3%
3
17%
450
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
18%
Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
36 %
Jan
169%
Feb
240
162% 165
163
17%
9
34%
155
Feb
6%
6%
200
Jan
7%
4%
4%
7,900
4% Feb
5%
Jan
2%
2%
3,900
2%
Feb
3
Jan
5 %
6%
8.800
4%
Jan
6% Mar
Jan
92%
23
Feb
25
Jan
11 %
11%
400
11 Vs
Jan
12%
Jan
200
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
4%
6%
..
8
7%
5%
1
1
4%
8
17%
18
100
M.
•Id
*
1 Vs
Jan
8,500
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
425
5%
14%
Jan
18 %
18
2%
Jan
.3%
Jan
16 "A
16%
200
16%
Feb
19%
Jan
14%
14%
250
13
Jan
16%
4%
Jan
6
Jan
*
20%
21
275
20%
Jan
24
Jan
1
2%
1,700
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
8%
Jan
9
Jan
14%
25c
Drug common
Swan
Jan
600
*
common
Jan
'•
Feb
2%
1
Jan
% Jan
Jan
2%
2%
5
10%
6%
87%
*
*
Superior Portland Cement,
Superior Tool & Die Co
Oil
2%
100
Feb
.
Feb
Finch
300
1
7%
Feb
10
Ray
Jan
Feb
B
1%
Inc
2%
15
Corp
Feb
Feb
105
550
103 %
Jan
105
...__»
101 %
101%
100
99%
Jan
102
14%
15
300
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
n%
11%
11%
50
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
common
•
5
7%
1q
7%
500
7
Jan
Feb
7% Mar
Co
Inc
Technicolor
Texas
Power &
Thew
Shovel
*
17%
common
common
^
common
Markets
Inc
—.
Roofing Inc
_25c
—
•
105 %
156
100
.
420
156
98
Jan
109%
154
Jan
159
Jan
Tobacco
&
Feb
Tobacco
Security Trust
14Vs
•
Jan
14%
Allied
Co
10
26%
Raymond Concrete Pile common..-..*
26%
common
convertible preferred
Manufacturing
125
23
Jan
Jan
24%
1%
Jan
Jan
Trans
Lux
Jan
23
Jan
Tri-Continental
1,800
26%
24%
Jan
27
Feb
True Temper
Jan
53
Feb
Trunz Ync
8%
8%
15,500
6 Vs
Jan
9%
Feb
Reliance Electric
&
„
4%
5%
2.400
4
Feb
„
Radiator
3%
1,100
3%
Feb
4
,1 %
1 %
500
1
Jan
5
•
31%
30 %
32
950
27 %
Jan
32
t C——.
26 Vs
100
23 %
Jan
26%
2%
2%
3,000
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
2
2
2%
Jan
2 y*
Jan
——1
pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc common
IV2
—
;
7,000
101%
20
9 Vo
200
•
dep receipts for ord reg._£l
Rome Cable Corp common—
—.5
Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave
MO
—1
50
700
7%
Jan
15%
1.700
12%
Jan
15'% Mar
75
Jan
98'%
4%
200
*
Ryan Aeronautical Co.
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common..
page
29.
120
11%
Jan
16
Feb
14%
Feb
18
Jan
8%
Jan
♦
—
5
Feb
Jan
11!
13
200
40%
650
Feb
45'
Jan
1%
500
1 %
Feb
2
Jan
50
101%
Feb
%
101% 101%
■—
%
12
3%
900
%
39
3Vs
3%
5.200
17%
17%
17%
1,350
Jan
9%
6.700
12%
11 Vs
1,200
Feb
103%
Jan
Feb
1
Jan
Feb
4
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
17% Mar
19%
Feb
20%
10%
12
3
1,200
3 Vs
%
—.
Lamp Works common— ZIIi
•
convertible preferred
Jan
1%
1%
*
^
4%
x39%
-*»-
——
3 Va
warrants
Corp
Jan
3%
Jan
20%
Jan
10% Mar
*
11 Va Mar
12%
Jan
u
Ulen
Realization
;
Corp
Union Gas of Canada
Jan
102%
Feb
Jan
29 %
Feb
9
Mar
08V4
9% Mar
Investment Co.—
Oil Co of
$3.75
United
—
Yards oi
Aircraft
9%
22%
6%
4
Chemicals
...
Omaha
Products
9%
10
8%
•
8
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
United
22%
Feb
25 %
Jan
United Elastic Corp.—
10%
2,200
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
* -: '
United Light & Railways.———7
8%
18,800
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
United Milk Products common
Jan
8%
Jan
200
x5Va
Feb
6%
Jan
10
Jan
Corp
Jan
2%
Feb
3,'«
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
8 %
8%
100
7%
Jan
99%
200
98%
Feb
64
common
3%
Jan
3%
~3
1,800
%
12
5%
5%
~~%
8,000
34%
38-%
500
39%
39%
42 Vs
58.800
19
18
19
.■%
warrants
1
•
4%
4%
4%
500
4 Vs
Jan
5%
Jan
——1
10%
9%
11%
13,700
7%
Jan
11%
Feb
participating preferred
United
Amer
United
Molasses
-8 Vs-Mah
—
Co
67
Feb
Feb
n
3%
Jan
51%
Jan
Feb
33
Jan
Vk «Tan
38% Mar
37%
Jan
42%
Iff
Feb
8%
•
*
100%
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
17'%
Feb
19
Jan
-
75c
•'
Jan
2%
43
*
9 s,s
500
300
1 Vh
1,000
2,100
98%
8%
*
2,700
6%
Feb
2%
14%
1.1
100
common__50c
24
9%
100
2%
California;—
preferred series A
Stock
2%
—
Union
United
"'15
13%
10c
5
8%
9%
22%
1.25
common
see
9
9
5
common
-
Jan
7%
4%
1
Tung-Sol
Union
—
16
14
93
Jan
Ltd—
American
Field Inc...
Feb
Jan
25
101%
100
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Jan
Jan
16%
1
Union
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
13%
18%
122'%
Feb
2 %
.100
Unexcelled Chemical Corp—:
.
200
Feb
Jan
Feb
14%
-
Feb
26 Vs
o
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
v
700
35%
Jan
16%
5Vs Mar
3%.
1%
1
Engineering
Rice-Stix Inc—
Vs
1
6.25
—1
Reading Tube Corp class A_.
Reis (Robert) & Co.:
70c
Corp
24 %
80c
Regal Shoe Co
—20
Mining of Nevada
Tonopah
56
26%
5s
deposit rets def registered.
225
•
common—__5
21
1%
l
26%
14
33
119
7-%
_
...
Royalty Corp..
Toledo Ediscn 4 %?«
preferred
Rath Packing Co
23%
10
Ltd—
Toklan
10
3,300
13 %
•
1
•
Stocks—
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A
1,600
17%
Feb
20
105 % 107
35%
119
16'%
5
Corporation common
16%
13%
14
5
,—
35%
119
preferred .100
Light 7%
Co
35 V2
♦
Electric
Tampa
Amer
For foornotes
500
34
5%
Corp
9%
36
R
!
4%
3
Amer deposit rets ord registered. „£1
(The i
Feb
5%
common
1,600
Jan
104
common
6% preferred..;
Quebec Power Co
Rowe
4 '/a
Jan
Tishman Realty & Construction— —.1
Roosevelt
100
Jan
common
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co
33
101%
Quaker Oats common
Rolls Royce
27%
20%
Sterling Aluminum Products common.l
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Tilo
(Texas Corp)
Jan
3%
Feb
Thorofare
Richmond
26%
3%
Corp
Co
&
(A)
Thcr
Raytheon
Feb
1,500
2,200
17
105
Pvrene Manufacturing
$3
30%
13,500
Jan
14
—.100
.
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
Jan
Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Power & Light—
""".
Feb
29%
5%
Stein
(J B)
9%
Jan
32%
5%
Steel Co of Canada...
Stetson
*
Jan
29
16%
33
36%
5%
Starrett
75
•
...
4%
-w,
Feb
'
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
4%
47%
Mar
28%
4%
Inc
1%
27%
46 %
5%
§Sterling Engine Co
11%
27%
10
100
300
Feb
Sterling
1%
2,200
Jan
Jan
Mar
2,400
Jan
Jan
13%
30%
1.9
9%
4
Jan
1
30%
Feb
Jan
Jan
14
36%
59%
Jan
1
America..
of
Producers Corp of Nevada.—.
31
25%
100
21%
7V2
11%
2,000
100
4
Jan
51/4
10%
23%
32'%
10%
Jan
14%
11%
Feb
3,600
29
3
Jan
Jan
650
4
1
class
Jan
__2.50
common..
Tube
4% Mar
36
Jan
300
46 3 4
1
700
35%
Jan
3
3%
28%
1
1,400
36
•
Jan
9%
,—
18%
.100
Pratt & Lambert Co
Jan
3%
Feb
9 %
Corp
4%
14%
%
Jan
8%
17%
Co
7%
14%
*
common
Feb
2%
1,700
19
33
—*
4%'
2.50
preferred
25
%
1,600
9
17
30%
27%
4%
Light common.!.. 1
7
—25c
Powdrell & Alexander common..
16%
Jan
31
55
1,030
1,000
15%
29
3%
59%
21%
Feb
46%
*
Products
Feb
l"/8
58 Vs
Jan
13%
5,300
35%
preferred
215
1,700
20%
Jan
1
10
B
2
10
common
&
class
1%
58%
2%
20
(Ky)
Power
Common
1%
21
Feb
32%
26
10
1
Corp
Jan
"
Power
Oil
2%
'
Polaris
Forgings
1,000
1
;
Jan
295~
Jan
19
1
preferred
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Feb
17 Vs
1,300
Jan
2% Jan
28
*
2.78
Convertible
2%
16%
1
Jan
Feb
1.100
17
Co
Shoe Corp
2U
l
Pneumatic Scale
Southern
Jan
1,200
%
preferred
2%
1,150
19
v
cumulative
4.32%
$7
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Jan
Jan
4%
300
5'A
25%
36
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55%
Jan
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares
sPitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
7
x3 Vs
.
3%
25
..25
25
25
1
5
5
*
preference
Feb
2%
1.950
600
269
1,000
25
—
convertible
48V2
'
Pierce Governor common
30%
Jan
Edison—
original preferred
cumulative preferred
Standard
1
■
Feb
5%
15'%
3
x8%
10^
Line
California
740
2%
14%
14%
Y«
12.50
common
Pipe
Pa
Jan
108
800
36%
common.u—50c
common
Oil
common
10%
14,100
2.50
Co
& Power Co
Philadelphia Co
11%
2%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
.
10%
108% 108%
1
11%
•
100
'.y.. Penn Gas & Electric class A com
Penn Power & Light 4% % pfd
30
32%
—1
1
24%
50
25%
25
Pennroad Corp common
1,000
295
2%
1
—
common
29
25%
"
*•'
Corp
291
1
1
46
•
preferred
50
6%
*
Manufacturing Co
Corp
__y
Manufacturing
232
£1
Co
Aircraft
Solar
6%
1
4
100
Pattern common—.—
Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord registered
Smitn (Howard) Paper Mills
Simplicity
Simpson's
4.48£>
Peninsular
6 Vs
Feb
*
preferred—
redeemable 1st pfd series A
5fe
330
25
25
preferred
1st
1st
5fo redeemable
9%
1st pfd—25
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5 c'c
9%
5
common
90
Ltd—
deposit rets ord
NJ RR & Canai
registered
—
100
__
.
236
Jan
242%
Jan
Volume-!?!
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THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
•
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
*
Profit Sharing
10 [0
preferred
Low
S
Air
S
Foil
U
S
and
$5
U
Conditioning Corp
Co
preferred
Radiator
U S
B
_
_
Rubber
with
_
17 74
Universal
130
407 a
Jan
4194
Feb
1394
200
12
Jan
1374
Jan
194
1.700
174 Jan
19b
Jan
Altalian
17 74
2,000
Feb
1874
Jan
494
3,800
McCord Corp debentures 414s
Midland Valley RR—
4
1
Products
4
91
—
-50c
-10
93
574
159e
4
500
94
Jan
8334
Jan
_
_
Sugar-
Light
with
A7s
Nov
1
4 %
at
common
l
Feb
Milwaukee
Venezuelan
Jan
New
Venezuela
Petroleum
Syndicate
IV
2,550
40
Feb
o434
Feb
100
25
Jan
2874
Jan
28 74
300
28
J&n
2914
Jan
234
294
1,300
294
Feb
3V
Jan
x25 74
257/a
2,000
23 V
Jan
2574
Feb
5'/a
572
71
3,000
71
5
10
Feb
594
68
3%
3 7-8
•
414
Gas Light 414s
19G7
England Power 314s 1961
Ohio Power 1st mortgage
1st
mortgage
Park
2%.
.,.600
13 Va
13 Vu
3%
314s
Feb
614s ex Oct 1
'
$2
Watch
Co- vtc
194
19»
Ward.Baking Co
warrants—:—
974
974
9'
94
Warner Aircraft Corp_i-^_wLi
Wentworth
West
—
1
Safe
1374
Jan
San. Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B
Southern California Edison 3s
Tablet
&
Weyenberg
Whitman
Wichita
Shoe
164
River
Co__.
Corp
Pwr
Woodall
Lt
4
American
deposit
preference—
G'.'o
Wright
112 ft
Jan
158
Feb
11414. Jan
165
21
Jan
394
3 V
19
Inc
'4
00l/4
61
Jan-July
16094
163
104 V
10514
108 V
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1105
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1965
1099a/
1970
3rd
—
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10514
53
10474
10594
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13
105
10694
>
274
Feb
17194 Feb
100
1914
105 V 10694
—
Jan-July /
110214 104
—
.
5s
Feb-AUg
May-Noy
*—.—April-Oct
April-Oct
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1950
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stamped
,
1946
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stamped
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141
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83
47
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47
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800
494
1.000
3 74
Jan
774
6
Feb
994
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12
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14
250
1374
Jan
14
Feb
2994
2974
600
293b Mar
32
Jan
14 V
1474
1494
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500
1294
1094
1294
1,600
5s
474
474
"in
10614
3,400
A
16
Feb
Electric
7s
Service
with
A7s
1
174
Dec
Dec
ex
1953
coupon
Feb-Aug
1956
coupon
10314
1947 coupon
1956
159
;—
1954
Traction
Newspaper
f
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«
—
Mar-Sept
63
10394
•
63
62
130
5s
1960
x92!4
—
June-Dec
conv
102 V
Hotel—
debentures
June-Dec
6s
63i4
—
103Va 10314
June-Dec
West
Western
59
,
May-Nov
Washington Water Power 314s 1964
Penn
6114
<160
130
—
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1940
1
1
income
A5s
9214
107
* 1120
—
96
92 V
1107
—
107
120
120
101 v
121
103
94
Union—
debentures
1959
-Feb-Aug
110214 104
r-y
1294 Mar
Jan
4
Jkn
494
Feb
l7/«
Jan
2
Jan
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
£1
•
1940
19G9—
Waldorf-Astoria
Jan
Jan
1074
100
"l74
—
Jan
14
1
Aug
revenue
United
Jan
4% Mar
with
V
s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
Jan
674
—
Hydro-Electric Co—
A614s
A 6
Feb
334
—
Terni
Jan
814
G
100
•
Jan
314
874
.—.
14.
18
Jan
8 74
2
'
Friday
BONDS
New York Curb
Interest
Exchange
Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Period
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 314s 1970
June-Dec
Atlantic City Electric 314s
1964
Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Canada 5s
series C 1960-Map-Nov
Bethlehem Steel
6s Aug 1
1998
Boston Edison 294s series A 1970
514s
debentures
Chicago
39is
Transit
Cities Service
108
June-Dec
1948—Jan-jiuy
Co
of
—
GO
103%
106
2
10514
debenture
10494
106
214s
106
3s
1977
(Bait)
9274
274s
10074
Jan-July
T
1976—Jan-July
U
1981
1962
Water Lt &
RR 5s
Elec
Mfg
A614S with Nov
1
A614s
1947
,
Nov
1
Residential
Trunk
series A
Mtge
1953
May-Noy
May-Noy
1953
Bank—
Ry
Western
Ex-coupon
4s
series E
A 7s
A7s
A7s
F
103
104
10694
106 V
10894
~
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1958
110 V
27
55 V
4
47
10294
61
11814
62
62
1
52
199 34 1 00
9994
103 Va
145
4314
8774
42
4314
87
8734
7
81
8874
85%
20
7674
9474
95
U
86 V
9034
9174
5
8374
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9474
94%
4
91
91%
12
1952
171V
—
7194.
7194
G
4074
1948
June-Dec
1
5174.
5214
9094,
7774
94
85
85
95
92
.86
95 7 4
8394
.„
91%
listed
on
are
the
Loan—
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
ALima
79
Exchange
as
(Peru) 6V2s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced
AMedellln
7s
to 2yes
stamped
18 V
1958—Mar-Sept
1894
1894
2
33
33
2
33
33
5174
5214
2
4674
52%
2008
May-Noy
1951—
June-Dec
A7s
Bank of Bogota—
(issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s
(Issue
AMortgage
of
Mortgage Bank
de
Janeiro
A
514s
May-Nov
April-Oct
9
Denmark
to
5s
June-Dec
1972
117
187 V
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
28
Mar.
2
Mar.
3
roads
ities
Stocks
42.73
73.90
204.15
—
55.39
204.33
—
1
Mar,
15
Util¬
trials
27
20
Rail¬
55.49
203.44
55.34
42.81
Total
65
73.99
42.81
73.76
10
10
First
Second
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
37
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
106.18
101.80
103.11
106.13
106.14
103.11
106.09
91.76
91.75
10
Total
—
106.15
A)
2yas
2008
34
34
2214
22 V
133 V
Mar-Sept
(ser ABODE)
stamped
reduced to
Government
1r/o
(Plan
1997
—-Jan-July
22
V
34 V
2
3114
34
93
1894
2294
31
33 V2
A)
2012
6y2s
Jan -July
1919
Jan-July
29)
294
3
June-Dec
1921
294
294
3Va
44
8
>
214
394
214
394
*No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
gEx-stock dividend, h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's
range),
r Transaction for
cash
(not Included in year's range),
xEx-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
zEx-liquidating dividend.
e
A
and
asked prices;
no
sales being transacted
during
current
week.
Bonds being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
-Counfer Industrial Stock
Average
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Closing
Feb.
25—
36.60
High
27-
36.61
Low
Feb.
28_
36.60
101.79
91.54
106.01
101.69
Mar.
73.93
103.15
106.09
91.54
106.11
73.91
103.15
106.14
91.60
106.09
204.48
56.42
42.89
74.34
103.15
106.15
91.55
106.03
101.72
3—
101.74
Range for 1950
36.48
—
-
36.54
36.54
36.61 Feb. 27
35.13 Jan.
4
Range for 1949
101.72
42.82
2
Mar.
42.81
55.74
1
Mar.
55.73
203.54
88
—
Feb.
203.62
—
37
80
90
40
trials
103.13
894
1894
148
(35 Stocks)
10
SO
774
1474
-
148
June-Dec
1927)
1947
Chile 6s 1931—
(Plan
reduced
(Republic of)
lVs to 214s
Rio
of
of
stamped
Interest
Peru
Oct
Bank
Bonds
Indus¬
92
85
Mortgage
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Stocks
Date—
''
Jan-July
City
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock
^
52 74.
-
—
Slock and Bond Averages
Below
;
High
86
94 V
9094
Jan-July
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
62
100
10394
85
1957
Range- Since
Sold
High
•17114
Jan-July
1953
5s
Bonds
Friday's
April-Oct
.—
Port & Waterways —
AExternal 614s stamped 1952_
IFriday's bid
-June-Dec
1955—
—Feb-Aug
coupon)
External
61
49
V
43
7s
Cons
ARussian
110314 10414
Jan-July
Valley
Interest
2
5914
or
Bid & Asked
Danzig
10374
11814
Week's Range
Bank of)
Mortgage
Municipal
External 5Vs 1955
60 Va
42
4614
Sec—
coupon)
Danish
Parana
5934
Last
Sale Price
(Col)—
7s Jan 1947
(see
ACauca
115
11074
—
130
June-Dec
1952
(July 1941
104
106
1027« 10314
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1950
1957
(Aug 1941
series
9994
106
7
111794 1189s
5914
A20 year
!
1963
614s series C 1955—
A6I2S (Dec 1 1941 coupon)
A 7s
58
145 Va
10274
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s April 1946
10094
104
111074
market
Power
V
RR—
(coupon on)
International
A
9974
99
10574
110574 10672
■
Mar-Sept
coupon
coupon
Western
Guantanamo &
94
Co—
1940
Green Mountain Power 394s
6s
91
11274 11374
1106 V 10694
Map-Nov
May
.Man-July
1956
stamped 1961
Grand
92
1104
Map-Nov ~
mortgage 4s series A 1993
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Gas & Fuel 314s 1965—
Marelli
1104
—
11374
April-Oct
1st
5s
G
<Balt
Eastern
Finland
106
—
Period
Low
11174
—
April-Oct
mortgage
ex
103
108
100 74 1 0034
April-Oct
series
City)—
/ "
414s 1954
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Ercole
10494
15
93
Friday
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
Bogota
—
mortgage 274s series
conv debs
Elmlra
104
10894
103
■
mortgage
Consolidated Gas
A
12
11094 11174
9274
107%
/
Pwr
.
107
104
"
—
/
High
25
106
mtge 294s ser Q 1976
1st rcf 294s series R 1981
General
Low
10838
11094
1st ref
ref
Jan. 1
No.
10514 107
J16394180
—
ref
Sold
■
BONDS
Range Since
103%10394
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1947—1978
Registered
1st
Bonds
High
Mar-Sepf
1954
Consol Gas El Lt &
1st
"■#.
4**
.,
Authority—
series
revenue
10814
Quar-Feb
Cential States Electric
Corp 5s debs
■ii
1103 V 104V
—
April-Ocf
1
106V 106V
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb -Aug
1973
110294
>
—
(Calif)—
trust
(Hugo))
t.A7-4s:2nd
294s
500
19
2114 Mar
1774 Feb
—
8
Ltd
6014
■%«*t
B
314s
& Bros 5s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Stinnes
Feb
150
__
receipts
Hargreaves
6014
-April-Oct
Jan
2174
_100
!
105 y* 106 y*
130
__
1971—
3s
Corp
collateral
Stlnnes
Feb
—
*
common
W)
series
3s
Counties Gas
motrgage
5s
Jan
30
Ltd—
(P
April-Oct
1973
M
AStarrett
Jan
8%
28
19
25
Industries Inc
A
ref
Spalding (A G)
Jan
114
Feb
3214
—
Woohvorth
6%
% Jan
Mar
__
1
Woodley Petroleum
49u Jan
29
1
pfd
series
and
1st
Jan
2474 Feb
*
7a V
10794
10514 iosv
98 V
9894
105V 105V
Southwestern Gas & Electric 314s 1970-,
Jan
■114
1,725
—
common
&
U la
30 V
—
5
Wilson Brothers common
5'.'o
preferred w w
Wisconsin
134
Feb
74 Feb
8
^
lo
!
Feb
Jan
29
l
(The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
Willson Products Inc
Elec
11014
-
21
'.
i
Wickes
Winnipeg
Jan
10
1G4
10594
99V
:
20
10
Oil
.
6214
106
110614 108
„
3s 1981—May-Noy
1952
Mar-Sept
California Gas
Feb
Jan
1,700
coo
10614 1 0694
198V
Harbor Water Power Corp
914. Jan
-
5.G50
74
8%
114IV my*
•
com
;
&
214
■■
Stationery
Mfg
fWm)
674
"4
87»
8V
preferred—*
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western
Jan
Feb
974
700
103
10594 10594
Jan
1%
24,800
"
" '
1.25
Utilities- $6
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland Inc
8
\i
J.
6 7o
I
_i
.
Manufacturing!
Texas
gov
35
1105V 106
__
1960
Jan
109
300
5514
Co—
394
,
~13/.
Gas
•4%
8 V4
1,000
1960
coupon
coupon
&
Southern
89b
_1
w,l_
1940
1
1947
Feb
174
894
30
preferredn-l—
cum
Walt-hem
Oct
Service Electric
Southern
100
-_.t-
63
Va
101 y* 103
2
6214
1037b 104
J&n-July
Jan-July
614s with
•1st
_1
1% preferred
Waftt- Ar Bond
2
49
Hydro-Electric Go—
1294 Jan
•
'
53
110514 10614
April-Ocf
1964
50-year 6(4 debentures 1998
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
514s series A 1952
Mar
W
Waco Aircraft Co.
3s
2 74,. Feb
,,
200
104
April-Oct
1st mortgage
1970
314s
Wagner Baking voctng. trust ctfs ext—•
314s 1968
1971
3s
Lexington
93
63
102
6214
Pennsylvania Water & Power 314s 1964—June-Dec
Jan
71
31V
2,400
25a
20c
Jan
Jan
High
8814
Jan
27
i
Inca,^—
93
55
102
May-Nop
174
*
Vogt Manufacturing-
Low
G2
5114
62 V
Mar-Sept
174
26
71
Jan,,1
NO.
130
__
594
5434
5 V
5
Steel Co_.
Feb-Aug
Feb
A
Corp
Range Since
Sold
98
159
53
_ApriI-Oct
174 Mar
A
$4 convertible. preferred—
1956
1963
1,100
4774
—
I
—
Jan-July
1,400
Public
Vanadium-Alloys
to
Mar-Nov
1963—
6s
3,900
28
294
Bonds
High
9694
98
—
174
Piedmont
Valspar
1940
Superpower
Extended
1952
coupon 1952
174
26
•
common
Jan-July
174
52
5
1952
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s With Nov 1 1940 coupon
Mar
28 74
—10
common
certificates
escrow
574
26
Co
ADsbenture
Feb
93
Friday's
Bid &, Asked
Interstate Power Co—
Jan
474
Jan
474
Jan
59A Mar
174
—
IV
Insurance
Universal
&
4974
4174
5lV
Reclaiming Co
Power
Jan
Feb
93
*
—
United Stores Corp common
Universal Consolidated Oil
Utah
5
43=4
174
1
warrants-
common.
Utah-Idaho
Jan
700
6,225
-10c
_
_
International Securities—
1st
S
class
94
594
4574
157»
_
or
Sale Price
Low
1374
4574
Week's Range
Last
' Period
High
4174
Shoe Machinery common- —25
Preferred
.25
United Specialties common
1
U
Interest
New York Curb Exchange
»
44 V
M.
5
United
U
3
BONDS
Low
29
EXCHANGE
ENDED MARCH
Range Since January 1
High
—
(973)
Friday
Shares
10
—
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
for Week
_25c
common
FOR
FINANCIAL
Sales
*
Range
of Frices
Par
United
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
&
High
Low
35.20 Dec. 31
27.79 Jun.
15
-
■■"
®
30
(974)
THE
COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
CHRONICLE
Transactions at the New York Curb
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week Ended Mar. 3, 1950
Int'l
and Miscel.
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
Bond
Bonds
Sales
Bonds (Par
of
$1,259,000
$272,900
$1,531,900
I 404.930
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
3,046,000
547,000
3,593,000
_
1,312.500
2,826,000
425,000
_
__
-
—
—
1.412,730
3,181,500
368,000
1,344,430
3,722,000
3,147,000
3,251,000
3,549,500
344,500
1,514,870
______
302,680
______
Exchange
Stocks
(Number
620,770
Saturday
1950
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total
Government
Bonds
Foreign
United States
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
Number of
Monday, March 6,
4,066,500
3,449,680
Week Ended Mar. 3,1950
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Value)
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
Government
Corporate
$28,000
$7,000
155,000
Shares)
20,000
$1,000
141,805
315,610
•
Total
$35,000
176,000
316,035
101,000
36,000
37,000
299,220
144,000
33,000
10,000
187,000
301,100
105,000
34,000
5,000
144,000
174,000
387,335
$2,260,080
$17,181,500
7,610,230
—
1950
shares
1950
Week Ended Mar. 3
38,744,829
$97,200
Bank
/ 950
138,000
451,000
1,559,200
21,456,080
16,3^45,050
12,951,700
177,588,400
$2,260,080
Industrial
17,181,500
Total
L__
$199,279,680
$14,524,900
$19,441,580
126,572,300.
Jan. 1 to Mar. 3
1949
1950
1949
1,761,165
1,030,790
16,714,118
9,924,632
$665,000
$266,500
$14,000
Foreign
&
$896,000
Stocks—No. of shares
U. S. Government
International
180,000
$70,000
1949
80,254,397
3,869,645
Bonds
Railroad
17,000
$161,000
Jan. 1 to Mar. 3
*1949
7,610,230
31,000
$665,000
$19,441,580
Week Ended Mar. 3
Stocks—No. of
132.000
1,761,165
Total'
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign
$486,000
$7,366,000
$6,676,000
161,000
75,000
3,762,000
1,777,000
70,000
25,000
479,000
332,000
$896,000
$586,000
$11,607,000
$8,785,000
government
Foreign corporate
$143,634,850
Total
'
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week'*
Range
Sale Price
Agricultural Chemical
Sugar
Refining
American
Tel
Tel
American
Woolen
&
Boston
150%
•
23%
Albany RR
Low
High
High
44 Va
194
40%
Feb
45
500
38%
Jan
45»/4 Mar
29%
115
100
4,115
23%
47
47
146%
585
30ya
288
116
Jan
21%
Feb
28i/«
Jan
Jan
150% Mar
32
Jan
31%
115
Jan
120
Feb
200
50
107
Jan
114
Feb
Jan
50
Feb
45%
3,181
100
14%
14%
14%
Day Power & Light—
Federated Dep't Stores
General
896
14%
Jan
14% Feb
class
8%
class
B
pfd
Boston Personal Prop
Calumet
&
Trust
Pure
Corp
Copper
Range
25
Eastern Mass
Street
700
12 %
100
1st preferred
preferred
Eastern SS
Lines Inc..
61
61%
100
—_
4
100
series A
B
Feb
50c
70
70
4
3%
200
Feb
4
61
Feb
68
Feb
75
38%
50
71%
72%
259
66%
53.60
53.60
5
52.32
General Capital Corp
1
;r
Electric
___•
Razor
Co—
47
56%
47
37%
*
770
24
38%*
~
Copper
Cos.
Haven
54
&
47%
Jan
38%
50% Jan
278
55%
Feb
16'
Jan
9Va
Jan
11%
Feb
26%
Feb
29%
Jan
14%
15
91
12%
Jan
15%
Feb
16"
Feb
17
Jan
X52%
57%
8%
25
52%
58
8%
47%
100
8%
17'/4
17%
52
300
7%
130
Jan
53%
Jan
58
1
17
Jan
181/2
1,900
17c
Jan
30c
10%
Jan
93%
9%
45c
45c
17%
94%
430
92%
Feb
96%
245
71/2
Jan
10
Jan
70c
29c
1,950
604
Members
Exchange
59
1
Jan
10
Jan
60%
3,885
60% Mar
Consolidated
44'/4
451/4
625
43%
Feb
49 %
Jan
Consumers
42%
43%
50
37%
Jan
43%
Feb
Continental
14%
14%
75
13%
Feb
14%
Prod
2
33
34%
775
30%
Jan
34%
Feb
33%
53%
Feb
Davidson
%
Paper
Power
——-
Bros
Week's
1
Range
Shares
19%
3%
Range Since January 1
High
21
187
3%
19%
Feb
Eaton
High
21
Mar
Friars
Ale
General
6%
5
~5
common_8%
35
5
6%
,
448
5
8
35
226
105% 108
81
34%
100
10
27%
25
5
74%
*
*
74%
46
27%
10
5%
897
6%
5
30%
103
26%
5
Feb
Jan
Mar
5
Mar
Feb
35
Jan
108
Mar
Hall
74%
Jan
Jan
23/a
23%
100
23
Feb
23% Mar
Feb
75
Jan
Kalser-Frazer
Jan
13%
Feb
16% Mar
King-Seeley
19%
Jan
Kinsel
_1
44
46%
Jan
Kresge
Feb
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lansing Stamping
46
60
59
262
53%
Jan
31
24
31
Feb
35
Feb
24%
24
24
Feb
25%
60
Co
Masco
Jan
McAleer
Procter & Gamble.
•
88%
87%
88%
1,662
80
Jan
89%
Feb
Motor
59%
59%
33
Feb
59%
Feb
Murray
223
223
6
25
25
25
56%
221
Jan
12
20%
Jan
225
11%
Jan
26%
(S
2%
Feb
Feb
Feb
33c
35c
500
30c
Jan
44c
Jan
20%
285
20
Feb
22%
Jan
5
500
13
285
12
Jan
13
Jan
76
76
270
70
Jan
78
Feb
4%
76
3%
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
300
3%
Jan
4%
1,200
10%
Feb
11%
Feb
4%
4% Mar
6%
Jan
Jan
12%
490
5
12%
6%
100
12%
12/4
17%
130
12/4 Mar
14
Jan
13%
13/a
155
13/2
Feb
15%
Jan
Jan
13
Feb
6%
6%
1,310
4 %
Jan
7%
22%
22%
255
21%
Feb
22%
Jan
1%
1%
400
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
268
41%
Jan
Feb
National
Electric Welding
12
250
14
28
32%
Jan
39
Mar
5
47%
Jan
47%
Feb
6%
100
6% Mar
7%
2
600
2
2%
Feb
1%
2
790
1%
Jan
2
Feb
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
Mar
Jan
3%
200
1%
1%
8,700
Feb
1%
Jan
30%
30 %
500
28
Jan
30%
Feb
17
17
180
15'A
Jan
17%
3%
1%
1%
Feb
3%
100
3
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
800
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
3%
2
3%
3%
_____
4%
39
Jan
39
47%
1%
—a—_^10
1
Stamping common
42
6%
—*
Corporation
42
2
_/i-l
common
National
39
42
.
Manufacturing, common —*$<-1
Products
Jan
Packard
Motor Car
39
150
30%
150%
33
146%
Jan
26%
Jan
33
150% Mar
Mar
40%
River
Raisin
Rudy
i
Manufacturing
Paper
28/a
29%
317
28 %
Feb
30%
Jan
Scotten-Dillon
69%
134
66%
Feb
78%
Jan
32%
20
Sheller
31%
Jan
33%
Feb
12%
12%
221
Timken-Detroit
11%
Feb
13
Jan
50
Udylite
8/a
Jan
9
Feb
Warner Aircraft common
8%
2
Pfeiffer Brewing
296
1,237
68%
9
38
2
Parke, Davis
32%
—
19
Jan
10%
Peninsular Metal Products
—1)
29%
Feb
2%
3%
1—_w_l
Products
Screw
Feb
47%
12%
Feb
18%
900
13
,-10
1
S)
Jan
Stocks—
-<|
29%
220
2%
20
-1
—1-1
McClanahan Oil
'
,
150
13%
2%
Jan
Jan
65 % Mar
69%
33c
29%
18%
10%
-1
;
common
Drug
16 %
29%
29%
2 %
*
„__12%
common
12%
Jan
j
Feb
7%
23%
——1
Car
73%
Jan
10
11%
Feb
Feb
Manufacturing common—__2%
147
59%
25
Jan
6%
217/a
7
—5
548
15%
City Products
9%
505
1
340
225
Chesapeake & Ohio
100
200
1
13%
564
Cities Service
Jan
23%* Mar
22/4
class B—1
16%
15%
33
8%
Jan
7
1
—
Motor
65 %
150%
Feb
22
1
Hoskins
15%
10
Jan
7%
11%
Corp
Houdaille-Hershey
61%
100
7%
22
10
Feb
15%
39
Jan
11%
2
Motors
Jan
65
12
6%
1,000
10
—
5%
"
*
250
5,495
Industries
Lamp
*
50
Feb
7
i
___.
Trailer
Gerity-Michigan
Kroger
223
Feb
.7%
7%
1
Manufacturing
28%
24%
•
35%
Jan
23%
Goebel Brewing
Lunkenheimer
100
Feb
Jan
6%
6%
5
Jan
31
*
20%
33%
7%
Brewing
Feb
56%
10
20
300
Mar
45
•
150
696
6%
1
12%
100
38.
Jan
35%
23%
—
16%
12%
16%
•
page
86c
20%
"7%
Mfg
Stove
Brewing
Wood
Hudson
50
10
see
Mar
6%
23%
Mogul
Frankenmuth
34"%
7%
33%
*
Curtiss-Wright
77c
Mar
20/4
5
Manufacturing
Federal
LOW
Feb
Ga?
32
for Week
of Prices
Low
Feb
Telegraph
31/4
20
Gasket &
32%
Armco Steel
15%
35%
6%
1
common..
Detroit-Michigan
Sales
20/4
*
common
Detroit Steel Corp.
Detroit Steel Products
315
American Telephone &
77C
Motors
Detroit
Exchange
34%
common
32
1
Edison
33%
Preferred
15%
Jan
•
B
Jan
Feb
Jan
Gemjmer
preferred
52
15
Gat
Issued
Jan
67 %
Fruehauf
preferred
29%
Jan
Feb
Hobart
405
Feb
Jan
Art
6%
15%
14%
Jan
Insulation
Jan
Jan
63%
3%
Yard—;
High
5%
13%
350
18
Stock
Low
100
1,305
390
177/s
Eagle Picher
6
505
Jan
Street
6
Range Since January 1
High
80c
22%
Jan
feub Bell Tel
Low
63%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Machine
Shares
14%
201/4
3%
Preferred
for Week
77c
Jan
60%
Sales
Range
of Prices
14%
Jan
25
451/4
Week's
63%
361/2
221/2
25
Exchange
"
•
33% Mar
115
15%
.
'/
25
463
14%
Electric
„
Last
Manufacturing
100
—______
DETROIT
WOodward 2-5525
Brown-McLaren
Mfg common
Burroughs Adding Machine.
Chrysler Corp
35
23
1
—_____
Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Feb
33%
22%
34%
12.50
>—
New York Curb
Briggs
100
For footnotes
Feb
Jan
128
Columbia
34%
4%
17
Unlisted
31% Mar
Jan
Jan
17
Printing
Jan
30%
41%
17
S.
25%
110
'
Brewing
17
U.
310
34'/0
American Metal
*
class
31%
33%
Par
8
8%
35'A
Sale Price
Brewing
Champion Paper
Randall
Feb
Friday
*
Burger
When
Jan
27%
STOCKS
Baldwin
Hatfield
697a
Jan
Jan
100
20
——
Gibson
Jan
25%
17%
598
Last
American Laundry Mach
Balcrank
Formica
66
170
Jan
4 Va
Sale Price
Union
311
26%
16%
22%
Par
Cincinnati
67%
28%
Exchange
Jan
45c
4 %
STOCKS
Cine &
Feb
66%
Feb
22 'A
Friday
Cincinnati
23%
Detroit Stock
Jan
10
17%
17
Cincinnati Stock
Milling
13% Mar
Jan
67.
12.50
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation
Cincinnati
Jan
21%
•26%
Telephone:
Detroit
&
11%
99
Ford Building
10
System Inc—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Stock
*r
■.
12% Mar
9%
_•
common
Waldorf
Gas
63
Jan
3,195
*
Machinery
York
Jan
19c
25
Inc
;.
'■
•;
Jan
12%
94%
50
Co
Cincinnati
100
13%
22%
Feb
8 7/8
18c
121/a
2.50
United Fruit Co
Corp
Adv
16%
13%
22%
Mar
Jan
11%
1
8
Churngold
Cincinnati
16%
13%
83% Mar
100
Drill
Shoe
10'
20
Feb
12
•
Rubber
Jan
11%
10
Detroit Stock
Jan
7OV2
Union Twist
S
17%
25
Feb
265
Torrlngton Co
United
28%
Jan
Feb
331/2
340
100
Hartford-
Quincy Mining Co__
U
26% Mar
16%
*
13
20
Pennsylvania RR
Webster
Jan
193
31%
New
Altes
&
90
17.%
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Feb
83%
.
North Butte Mining—
Stone
26%
•17%
_
7'
72% Mar
Feb
12
•
England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel
New
Jan
Jan
74
__1
Assn
New
Y
26%
17%
26%
J)
(new!
Jan
12%
5
Service
26%
.
•
Westinghouse Electric
Feb
39
831/2
•
Linotvpe
Racing
Nash-Kelvlnator
N
53%
24%
Jan
41
210
> r<r
Jan
100
Mathieson Chemical Corp
National
Steel
Jan
100
common
preferred
Narragansett
52%
*
211/2
x36
2,263
"
.
Mergenthaler
8
64% Feb
5
38%
5%
U
Jan
40
23%
Maine Central RR
Feb
Feb
*
Kennecott
34%
Mar
xl2%
•
Stoves
Safety
Jan
Jan
Jan
First
Gillette
78%
45c
Employers Group Assoc
General
32
Jan
Feb
•
National
Jan
41/2
12%
10
160
Ry—
Common
6%
6 c!o
50c
12%
•
Co
Jan
6
22
Feb
66%
34%
Feb
11%
(Ohio)
271
34%
5
(N
69 %
34%
.
Oil
50c
Jan
15
Brand*
Oil
68 %
Feb
13%
26%
Co
Standard
Jan
78
Jan
•
Standard
4
Jan
11%
--
Feb
51/4 Mar
68%
175
*
Socony Vacuum
Jan
19%
41 %
288 v
13%
33 %c
3 %
65
47%
35
76%
13%
—
39%
165
Jan
46%
f75/a
50
Oil
Feb
830
Feb
13%
•
Feb
4%
Feb
38 %
•
A_.
3%
5%
34%
Jan
76%
Ohio Oil
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
35%
201/4
,
Jan
34%
46%
.
10
4
70,
High
,
30%
10
Ohio Edison
153
10
Cliff Mining Co
47,
140
"
3'/a
5%
4
38%
*
36%
20
20%
5
Service
Cities
.5%
•
Hecla
Low
33%
37%
•
3 Va
100
unstamped—100
1st pfd stamped—__100
1st
A
Range Since January 1
High
37 %
.
35%
prior preferred
Low
33 '
York Central
Southern
7%
l'.
33%
5
Motors
New
Standard
Boston & Maine Railroad—
5$>
Shares
J__7
Electric
Genera]
Radio
Railway—
Stamped
for Week
Jan
17
HOI/2 lll'/a
20
Boston Elevated
Range Since January 1
451/4
2iy8
50
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Shares
149% 150%
Week's
Last
44
100
Edison
3
Friday
43V4
100
pfd
of Prices
Low
__
.
_100
Anaconda Copper
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
Boston &
•
MARCH
Sale Price
for Week
Par
American
ENDED
Sales
Last
American
WEEK
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
4—
40%
270
3% Mar
35%
2
37%
Jan
Feb
Jan
4%
39
2%
43
Jan
Mar
Jan
2%
Jan
7
100
6%
Feb
7%
Jan.
2%
3
2,050
2
Jan
3
Feb
502
12
Feb
13
Jan
Corporation
1—7—1
12%
21%
500
21
Jan
23
14%
14%
235
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
10%
5
12%
21%
10
Manufacturing
Axle
1,770
2,169
1,150
7
5
1
2
10
285
10
Feb
11%
Jan
85c
85c
500
85c
Feb
1.00
Feb
%
Jan
VoluiTle
171
Number 4887
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
Los
Week's
Last
Range
!
of Prices
Shares
Par
Gold
Mining Co
Alleghany Corp (Un)___
,
Alils-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)......:
Low
10
—*
American
Amer
Airlines
Radiator
American
Tel
American
Inc
&
Tel
Viscose
Armco
Steel
Co
(Un)
Co
Mining
Corp
Atlantic
Refining Co
Petroleum
Bros Corp
Preferred
Feb.
11%
Feb
Radio Corp of
1,655
13%
Jan
14%
Jan:
1501/8 150%.
2,040
146%
Jan
a71% a71%
150%
Feb
Republic
_14
22
30 Va
522
28%
Jan
30"'4
321/4
32%
1.156
28%
Jan
32% Mar
8%
3
California
—
Certain-teed
Clary Multiplier Corp
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Vultee
Pow6r
5'%
Oil
Creameries
N
Crown
143
duPont de
Electric
Nemours
Bond
Electrical
&
Derrick
Exeter
Farmers
Florida
Power
Motors
Holly
Hunt Foods.
Imperial
International
Int'l
Kansas
Power
Kennecott
Kern
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's
6%
Los
McKesson
Menasco
Diablo
Edison
Ohio
Oil
Pacific
Co
5%
Inc
(Un)
....
4%
26%
Jan-
Jan
10 y2
Jan
Jan
4.
a—
5
Feb
14%
Jan
Jan
7%
9%
177
-
50
19%
93/8
,
a__
230
1,401
al7%
al8
15%
2%
11
Jan
18
Feb
23%
Jan
1%
10 V2
Jan
2%
Jan
11%
11%
Feb
12%
760
1.55
Feb
467
13%
10
350
9%
3c
1,000
3c
3c
2.20
10 Vt
2.25 i
2.20
a27
6%
6%
al8%
6%
Inc
15%
10%
Jan
2.30
13%
Jan
Feb
Public Service Co pfd__
Motor Car Co (Un)
Packard
Airways Corp
footnotes
see
page
(Un)
38.
133/b Mar
Jan
53%
Jan
Jan
1,045
33%
Feb
37%
21
Jan
23%
Feb
62
62%
1,745
Jan
643/4
43%
Jan
43%
870
Jan
a663/4 a67'%
44 Vt
Feb-
329
62 Va
.25
a67%
14%
Feb
29
Jan
Jan
22%
Feb
Jan
Feb
11%
11%
29 ya
11%
2,344
10%
Jan
12 Va
Feb
20*%
20%
203/b
160
19%
Jan
21
3/4
Feb
a 36%
a37
225
36%
Jan
36 Va
Jan
60%
a36
61
Feb
16%
Jan
9%
9%
19Va
Jan
461
8%
Jan
93A
11%
11%
100
a22'/t a23%
16%
5
Co
&
Carbon
Corp
Lines
25
Pictures
42%
Jan
443/4
Jan
Jan
26
2,192
253/4
Feb
27%
135
85
Feb
85
a27% a28 Va
155
26 Vt
Jan
27 Va
Feb
16%
880
14'/a
Jan
16%
Feb
3%
212
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
10
16'/4
1
3%
(Un)
(Un)
Inc
a27%
193/4
1
1
a
19%
lo
•
a
a43%
31%
(Un)l-
19%
311
8
56
13%
133/a
19a/4 Mar
23
Jan
20%
Feb
21%
Feb
38%
Jan
41
253/4
Jan
3,494'''
313/b
47%
.
25
2,947
19%
30%
40%
Feb
165
1
Co
9%
9%
9%
33 Va
33%
34%
1,200
a23 a23%
40
a23y4
1
6%
10
(Un)
a50y8
6%
a
4%
Jan
7%
17%
Jan
54%
1,014
45%
Jan
47%
Feb"''
7%
26
Feb
Laboratories
1.20
Jan
1.40
Jan
Adams
2,821
24%
Jan
Feb
175
5
Admiral
17 3/a
293/8
25%
25%
705
17%
17*!4
7%
17 yB
a40%
a40%
95c
Jan
8 Va Mar
Acme
Steel
r
300
(J
Feb
is ya
Jan
24%
Jan
263/4
Feb
Aetna
Jan
20
Feb
Akron
%c
72
Jan
95c
Mar
Co
D)
Mfg
Ball
&
Roller
*
a57,
__
8
40%
17
2
2V»
17,830
70c
3,800
20 Va
216
173/4
Jan
20 Va Mar
American
Rad
54%
Jan
58%
Feb
American
Tel
Feb
1.75
Jan
Anaconda
Feb
18 3/a
Jan
Armco Steel Co
a55%
a57
523
1.45
1.65
4,978
17%
—
•
—.
13%
1
__
1
1%
60c
9%
173/8
9%
135
1.45
»'
200
,
a22%
a23
13 %
13 y8
10c
11c
-
5%
Jan
49%
Feb
13
12%
13
21%
21 Va
211
20%
20 3
245
a
Allied
Feb
American
Airlines
Jan
American
Jan
93/4
Feb
Armour
24 y8
Jan
Asbestos
Jan
13% Mar
Central
&
UCROSSE
EAU
Feb
Feb
Avco
21%
73/4
Feb
Jan
2.00
Feb
35%
170
313/4
•
26%
26%
267/8
380
26% Mar
Jan
35% Mar
28 3/4
Feb
12%
Feb
20%
Jan
223/4
Feb
32%
Feb
34%
Jan
36%
36%
170
35
Jan
36 3/4
Feb
33 %
33%
196
32 Va
Jan
Feb
28%
Bruce
366
28
Jan
28%
Feb
a65% a65%
Burd
10
61%
Jan
63 Va
Jan
Burkhart
643
52
Feb
54%
Jan
200
24%
Feb
24%
Feb
24%
243)
•
334
3%
4
2,826
3%
Feb
2y2
10%
10%
11
1,630
9
Jan
—
33%
4%
11
Brewing Corp
Jan
Feb
Brown
Steel
Shoe
Co
€o
(E
Piston
(F)
Corp
L)
Bros
Jan
24%
25%
17%
Jan
26
Feb
6Va
63/4
Jan
G3/,
7
700
63/) Mar
7%
Jan
3Vt
300
3
Jan
3%
Jan
4
Jan
3%
2,80|)
100
53/t
Jan
Jan
50O
3%
Feb
26%
Jan
34%
Feb
93/4
Jan
11%
Feb
21%
22%
475
21V4
Feb
223/a Mar
50
14%
__
87/a
__
100
(Un)
•
—-
common
Manufacturing
common
Canadian Pacific
(Un)
Carr-Consol Biscuit
2yz
1
800
13%
2,033
146Vt
Jan
30%
690
28%
Jan
31
323/a
656
27%
Jan
32% Mar
14y2
150
83/4
9
1%
1%
106
106
5%
6
2
7
2
6%
73/a
Jan
2,210
7%
Jan
30)
1%
Jan
35
103%
Feb
400
15
Feb
150% Mar
Jan
9%
Jan
1%
Jan
107
Feb
4y4
Jan
6
Feb
lftO
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
8,300
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
50
37%
Feb
33%
Jan
133/g
13%
200
113/4
Jan
13%
41%
42%
1,226
35 Vt
Jan
42 % Mar
5Va
53/4
700
4%
Jan
333/a
34Vt.
1,400
303/4
Jan
15
15
300
14
Feb
123/4
123/4
700
12%
Feb
14
Jan
56 Vi
58 Va
395
55%
Feb
59%
Jan
37
37
100'
37
Feb
40
Jan
19
400
37
—
42%
34%
2Va
lo
5
143/4
150%
29%
31
—
12%
15
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler
16
2,150
1
Inc
Ring
Jan
4,000
•
Bethlehem
12%
300
2,053
16
11%
5
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Eorg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
117
22%
100
34 y2
10
Jan
33 3/8
Jan
16
3%
4
Aviation
22%
21%
11
3
Mfg Co—
Berghoff
54%
Jan
32
3
Bendix
33 Va
a53 a53%
(Un)
Bastian-Blessing Co
28%
__
Fe
Corp
Belden
Feb
19%
3V4
63/4
50
600
6y«
25*%
846
20%
16
„
Feb
Jan
High
5114
20J/a
10
Atch
Mfg
Low
50
11 Va
1
Jan
6%
■
50%
Range Since January 1
High
34%
5
173/4
1.40
a53 '/a
Low
5
100
(Un)
Jan
34%
CLAIRE
Sales
Shares
•
(Un)__•
(Un)
Co
14c
34%
—
San
Co (111)
Mfg
13
2,700
—
3, ILL.
for Week
1
Co
21%
25,500
12%
Stand
Tel
Copper Mining
Jan
7%
123.)
&
&
(111)
Jan
Mar
2.00
—
Feb
Chicago Board of Trade
Range
l
18 3/4
7%
33%
49%
1
(Un)
10%
"
'•
Feb
6-0780
Week's
.50c
Topeka & Santa
Athey Products Corp
Automatic Washer
1.80
10
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1.90
—
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Feb
10c
3,115
—
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2ya
8%
-
—
7
•
41%
90c
11%
244
2,690
Jan
22%
3,600
-
17
Feb
Feb
*
Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un)
65c
41%
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Brass
19%
2
70c
Feb
a—
186
of Prices
10
Corp
Advanced Aluminum
ll3/8
531
95c
Feb
•—
CHICAGO
Par
Abbott
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17%
Jan
9%
343/8
400
Last
Jan
29 3/8
25%
16%
Jan
6%
Friday
STOCKS
28%
v
Feb
Jan
8
303/4
49 3/4 a50%
MADISON
Jan
28%
,
56
Midwest Stock Exchange
Feb
Jan
Jan
8 Va
a
Jan
j">"31 % Mar,,
13% Mar
1.370
12.50
4
Feb
333
19%
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Feb
25 Va
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50
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Lines
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Feb
373
25%
26
Jan
22
43%
5
(Del)
Jan
10%
235
43%
(Un)_*
(Un)
Inc
Jan
■
1.35
17%
Feb
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26%
Members:
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a
69%
380
965
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1.30
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Jan
22%
28%
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16%
250
66%
22%
27%
2
MINNEAPOLIS
51
,
1
28%
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1.35
—
61
42%
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
125
Jan
*
270
305
Midwest Stock Exchange
170
Jan
*
35
23
DAYTON 6l GERNON
18%
7
1
35
23
23
20
a—
23
25
Pacific
Jan
50%
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30
_10
common—,
11%
320
Feb
265
25
preferred
Corp
2,352
53
*
Jan
Jan
26
10
Lighting
13%
Jan
Feb
7%c
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25
Indemnity Company
Feb
13
53
gale Price
25
redeemable
Mar
35
19
Jan
11%
Feb
1
:
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35
Jan
Jan
Jan
a
1
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Feb
34%
105 SO. LA SALLE ST.
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45% '
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34%
275
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Feb
25 %
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28%
190
35
Century-Fox Film (Un)
Warner Bros
53%
a
277
35
Jan
Jan
27%
43
75
28%
28%
35
35
17 Va
Jan
2.10
10
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Jan
Feb
Feb
28%
48% Mar
9%
4,100
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32%
Feb
85
400
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Jan
Telephone
60
1.65
10
31%
Air
a
805
13%
10
185
Feb
___
1.65
10
30 Vt Mar
32%
Jan
Carbide
Feb
13%
.
27%
Jan
32%
14%
Feb
44%
*
Jan
29 y2
3,722
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78
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255
610
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47
Jan
22%
70
48 3%
Jan
Jan
16 V2
100
35%
26%
378
Feb
42 Va
90
22%
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9%
Jan
422
a
69 Vt
46%
76%
—_
Feb
2,587
30%
17%
Western
Woolworth
1%
307
35%
27%
16%
&
Feb
Jan
Feb
35
27
30%
Jan
Jan
liV Jan-
34%
27 %
24 Va
Western
302
Jan
61%
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
West Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
27
Jan.
17
72
14% Mar
306
24
Feb
Jan
14 % Mar
250
Jan
16
Jan
14 y2 Mar
1 Va
22
622
Feb
United Corporation
Jan
1,890
16%
713/4
14% Mar '■
37c
Jan
46c
Jan
223/8
163/8
23
185
15,000
22c
395
Coal
Air
Jan
Jan
935
400
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36 Vt
20c
135
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18
Feb
2,000
61
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178
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313/,
21c
23%
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713/4
63%
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Jan
Mar
61
Universal
14%
6%
4c
23%
Jan
l<eb
Feb
3,000
1,142
713/4
19%
Feb
Jan
•
Certificates of interest in com
United States Rubber Co (Un)
United States Steel Corp
63 y4
Feb
Jan
73
22%
16 3/«
11%
United
5%
i
10
Feb
40rn 17 3/4
20c
90
5c
31'/a
31%
25
Feb
418
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21%
Jan
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Feb
51
Jan
67
1
United
33 Vi
Jan
51
•
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Jan
Feb
19
897
579
25
7%
Jan
465
20%
43%
Feb
Jan
1
9%
14
32%
31 y2
20%
Jan
9
Mar
43%
25
74%
Jan
Jan
31
31
(Un)
Corporation
Oil
Corp
Jan
31
*
Feb
59%
125
•
Union Oil Co of Calif com
Union Pacific RR Co (Un)
United Aircraft
Jan
7%
Truax-Traer
Union
a__
6%
7%
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Twentieth
Feb
36 Va
Feb
(Un)
Assoc
Transcontinental
30
6J/a
Jan
7%
1
Jan
46
(Un)_100
Pacific
For
Jan
Company (Un)
Sulphur Co
Gulf
Transamerlca
Jan
Jan
30 Va
185
•
^
Jan
'
—10
Railway Co
1.05
5%
2,420
25
73/4
11
1
(Un)
;(Un)-__
(Un)
preferred
American
Feb
31% Mar
1,380
6
5
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%% preferred class B
Swift & Company (Un)
Texas
39
35%
•
Stone & Webster Inc
(Un)
Studebaker Corporation
Tidewater
Jan
25
Standard Oil Co (Ind) (Un)—
Standard Oil Co (N J) (Un)
Texas
Feb
42
35 Vt
Company
6%
75%
—•
Pacific
Pan
80c
Jan
21%
Feb
25
72 Vt
48*%
1
preferred
5 Vz Vc
Jan
a6%
(Un)___—18
Pacific Gas & Elec common
6%
30 Vt
17%
Jan
37'/a
5%
25
pfd_L
111
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1
Co
RR
ComDanv
Clay
Jan
553/4
22%
20
Co
Pacific Finance
Jan
19%
preferred
1,122
46%
*
Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio
123/4
Feb
Feb
20 Va
2,600
25
*
9'/8
761%
1
—____
Ltd——
Aviation-Inc (Un)
Aircraft
Jan
Feb
17%
'
15%
140
50c
38%
5%
25
50
19%
7
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Northrop
17%
113/4
w
75
a21% a213,8
—1
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Feb
Jan
Jan
6
50c
25
a7
9%
1
American
43/4
17%
4
(Un)
Jan
11%
6
25
com
(Un)
Jan
470
306
10c
Co
763/4
27% Mar
35%
.
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Jan
143/4
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•
12%
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——
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(Un)____15
8%
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1
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17%
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Feb
Jan
Calif
293/i
8
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Jan.
173/4
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15%
sv
'
673/4
,
of
500
53%
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4
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79
13%
1
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North
;
,
1,405
13%
14%
a
9%
4 V4
23%
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315
14'%
5
Co
North American Co
14%
19 Va
7.50
(Un)
National
Nordon
Feb
353/4
/
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Feb
Feb
1,180
1,020
2,341
class A
32 y4
(Un)
National
.
67%
200
19 Va
(Un)—_•
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Petroleum
Central
Jan
5
63 »/4
10
Co
York
21%
'
63%
—*
—
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
New
Jan
Co
13
2%
(Un)
& Robbins
Montgomery
Jan
153/t
Feb
8 %
4%
27%
15 Va
—25c
a57
8%
25c
Middle South Utilities
Mt
33
63%
15%
Jan
15%
1
13
a79%
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Company
Mfg
Merchants
Jan
175
1,008
Jan
Jan
29
Jan
4>/a
15
Pacific
363/j
Feb
145
•
preferred
Southern
Jan
l2Va
263/a
Southern Railway Company
(Un)
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
1
Standard Oil Co of Calif
a_-
14%
305
-
Jan-;
23%
Jan
76
4%
8%
14% Mar.:
8%
33%
263/4
4%
1.75
;
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1
Angeles BUtmore Hotel
Mascot Oil
Jan
15.
273/a
Co
Gas
SO
265
1,350
27
8%
Jan
Jan
6
Southern Calif Gas Co 6%
6%
preferred class A
Southern Co
Feb
27
14%
1
preferred
4.88%
58% Mar.,!
a__
228
4.48%
a34% a34%
27
14%
1
Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd
4.32%
preferred
Jan
;
&
a34%
•
32 %
12.50
Corp.1
50Va
Jan
50o
57
13
(Un).
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Magna vox Company
50
,
6%
&
Petroleum
4.56%
23 Vt
100
17%
a
*
—
(Un)
Feb
0
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Jan.;
12% Jan
80
.
35%:
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7%
,
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1
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1,680
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6%
6%
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473/4
•
Trading Corp
Signal
Jan
51
v
.
2iy4 Mar
8
Company
Petroleum
4,105
14%
984
10
Ltd-
210
Finance Co
Signal Oil
Feb
Feb
26%
Feb
Sierra
Jan,
8%
& 56% Feb
%7%
,
34 V*
>
Feb
;50
310
27%
•
-'.'v.
Libby McNeil & Llbby
Lincoln
5
145
58%
176
*
Laclede Gas Light Co (Un)_
'Lane-Wells
2,820
50%
1,550
1
(Un)
i.
*.
Jan
1%
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Si Light Co
'
25 %
30
1
'1
*
Jan
60
Feb
2Vb
Jan
7%
8
A
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Jan
31%
95c
1
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Co
1%
;
555
1,715
29%
5
County Land Co
-
1,000
81/2
o
class
Corp
>
I %
33%
'
87 %c
6.66%
Copper
Feb
305
3
of
10%
13%
Co
com
Feb
Feb
(Un)—1
Co
new
42%
10%
4%
Company
Nickel
Paper Co
Jan
343
21%
Exploration Co
Intercoast. Petroleum Corp
Kaiser-Frazer
35%
'
31%
5
Corp
471
10%
•
Inc
Iron
Jan
l
independent
Interlake
13
•
(Un)
Development
Feb
169
-—50c
Corp
Development
10
115
Corp
Hudson Motor Car
1,700
31%
1
Company
Corp
Hotels
10%;
42 %r,
al7
(Un)
Graham-Paige Motors Corp
Greyhound
56
12%
17
a
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co common..*
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Feb
1
Corp common
(E F)
48
12%
(Un)
Gladding McBean & Co !
Goodrich
495
al6%
«
(Un)
Public Utll
48
4%
2
General Electric Co
General
Jan
a68% a69%
4%
•
Corporation
General
Feb
25c
60
Light Co—____
&
38%
Jan
17%
and Merchants Nat'l Bank_100
Garrett
20
Jan
25c
28°
Co
Ltd
Jan
37 Va
a63% a64% ;
Corp
4
Equipment Co——5
Fitzsimmons Stores
17
50
1,060
,
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Liquidating Corp—
FAR
40
25c
15%
Oil
&
Sears Roebuck
Shell Oil Co
38%
35'!4
Products
Emsco
Seaboard
Feb
al7
Inc
Share
&
Feb
6%
a36% a36 %
al4% al5%
35%
25
Inc
11 Va
Jan
'7%
s
a36%
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Curtis Publishing Company (Un)
• j
Curtlss-Wright Corp common (Un)__*
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
•
Industries
19% al9%
Jan
3%
13%
7%
:
Zellerbach
Dresser
47%
•
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Schenley Industries (Un)
10%
15%
(Un)
(Del)
47%
St
1,141
•
Mng
Y
47%
11 % Mar
Oil
40,005
6%
'
11
50%
*
America
of
Feb
20
(Un)
Corp
Co
13%
50
56%
58%
1
:
Aircraft
Motors
Jan
1,320
a27% a28%
5%
5%
__
continental
Feb
-8
10
;
Co
Continental
7%
33%
1
Engineering Corp__
Liquidating Corp
:
Consolidated
Consumers
of
Jan
8
28
& Sav
Edison
5%
7'/«
1%
—
10
Gas System
(Un)
Commercial Solvents Corp (Un).:
Gould
Jan
Corp common
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Jan
10%
—25
Columbia
Chollar
8%
Safeway Stores Inc
a22% a22%
.
Cons
1,310
1
Feb
9%
42%
42%
common—A
Co
11%
2.50
Jan
10
•
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp com
Preferred
Commonwealth Edison
11%
Co
40
!
8
—
Oil
109
48
•
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(Un)__
Ranch
Richfield
Jan
25c
18
,
Rice
Jan
38%
1
—-
Cities Service Co
11%
173%
1
Feb
a
5
Products Corp
Chrysler Corp
191/2
;
•
Canadian Pacific Ry Co- (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co (Un)
Jan
•
37%
5»/2
a
2
.
Corp
iti%
(Un)
104%
al2% al2%
10%
111/2
J:—;—
Packing
20 Va
781
(Un)
10
a6%
...
200
;
Corp
300
5
■.
9*
Pictures Corp
104% 104%
—1
(Un)__
Co
17%
(Un)
8
7
—50
Corp (Un)__
Corp
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Feb
17y4
•
America
230
1
s
17%
17%
(Un)
a38% a38%
...
25
Steel
>
Jan,
29%
Co
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rexall Drug Inc
Jan
—
!
Jackson
32%
32V3
Diamond
Byron
Feb
30%
-—
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway Dept Store
Budd Co (Un) i
22
Oil
Republic Stee]
—.
5
Consolidated
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp
Borden Company (Un)
1,374
a__
10
Aviation Corp (Un)
8
Bendix Home Appliances Incj—
5
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)____50c
Bethlehem
241/8
a__
(Un)_30
Bendix
Blue
■*
15
Pure
High
1,853
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp (Un)
14%
Jan
Low
19
25
34%
—J
Range Since January 1
High
33y3c
(Un)
Feb
4
Low
17%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Jan
Ry (Un)—100
Oil Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
Jan
*
*
—
Barnsdall Oil Co
3%
9%
common——).—10
*
Barnhart-Morrow
Basin
Co
Shares
5U
3%
a33% a34y8
.11
Locomotive Works (Un)
13
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co (Un)_100
Bandini
for Week
19
(Un)
31%
a34
Baldwin
Barker
25
High
Feb
Co
225
(Un)
Sa les
Range
of Prices
l
1,185
(Un)_~i_
Manufacturing Corp
a3 Va
3
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RR
Pennsylvania
(Un)
11%'
14%"
-
Week's
Last
Paramount Pictures Inc
Range Since January 1
20
a3V2
a3 la'
•
(Un)
Atch Topeka & Santa Fe
Friday
Sale Price
100
—
Co
(Un):
(111)
,
3
STOCKS
Low
a2%
1
(Un>
(Un)
Armour & Company
Avco
Co
Corp, (Un)__
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper
MARCH
Par
High
.
&2%
1
(Un)*...;
San
St
&
EXCHANGES
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
(975)
Sales
STOCKS
Juneau
WEEK
Angeles Stock Exchange
Friday
Alaska
FOR
CHRONICLE
__
__
19
7
31%
8
37
7y4
17%
Jan
6%
Feb
Feb
34% Mar
15
19
Feb
Jan
350
7
Feb
Jan
34
Feb
Feb
83/4
Jan
50
29
19 %
19 Vt
50
16%
Jan
193/4
9%
10 '/a
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93/4
Jan
11%
Jan
25
14%
15Va
545
143/4
Jan
153/4
Feb
1
3Va
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1,550
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Jan
3%
Jan
12%
10
10%
31V4
31
32
(976)
COMMERCIAL
THE
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday,; March 6, 1950
OTHER STOCK EXCHANCES
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Par
South West Corp
5
Central 111 Secur Corp common
Convertible
*
Certaln-teed
Products
5
25
4
•
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~
Chicago Mil St Paul & Psc vtc
Chicago Towel Co conv pfd
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chrysler Corp
Cities
Service
Cliffs
Cleveland
Clinton
20 V
Feb
27b
Jan
20 '8
203 4
600
19V Jen
20%
Jan
Richman
17%
150
10
974
15%
600
29%
13%
13')
13%
1,107
65 Va
6519- 65*8
B
12
64%
260
115
Feb
Jan
Jan
7% Jan
114
Jan
25
12
18 V
11%
30 V Jan
Jan
12%. Jan
100
••
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-
28
Feb
Feb
9%
2,iuu
14%.. Feb
•
«5V Feb
8%
Feb
115%
Jan
Joseph
St Louis National Stockyards
12
Mar
1,030
63
Jan
68% Jan
Bears
397
67%
Feb
787a
Jan
32 7 s
33 V
150
32
Feb
337b
Jan
Serrick Corp class B common
Bbellmar Prod Corp_
15%.
Mar
Schwitzer
1,100
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
73%
Jan
78%
Feb
—
43 T,
Jan
46
Feb
Feb
South
36%
225
33 lb
Jan
36%
Feb
Spiegel Inc
6%
200
6 V Mar
6%
Jan
Standard Oil of Indiana—
200
20%
Jan
22 V
Feb
Standard
25
2.300
11%
Feb.
12%
Jan
Standard Oil
6,700
29%
Jan
31%
Feb
Standard
10
17
Jan
20
Jan
10
25 V
Jan
20
Feb
Sterling Aluminum
Stewart-Warner Corp
Sis
Jan
Jan
Stone
Jan
Studebaker
Feb
Sunbeam
121
311,
31%
IT
23
,
17"
28
-50
a
.
1
—
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6%
63b
150
28%
2878
175
1
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5
1
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6%
9%
3378
4
601V
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27 V. Jan
1,250
3474.'
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1,230
Jan
337 s Mar
3%
Jan
714
30
9 V
36V Jan
4.
Jan
60 7 ,
331
54%
Jan
607s.Feb
Swift
Se
63%
699..
61
Jan
64%
Feb
Swift
Internationa!
30
300
29
Feb
30%
III
;
15
79
Mar
90
Jan
20%
21
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325
20 V
Jan
22
Jan
Thor
101
Drive
.20
3
Flour Mills of America Inc
10 V
700
10 V* Jan
tl
Jan
Trane
-10
Auto
~5 la
5'a
750
Jan
5174
5
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Number 4887
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THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
San Francisco Stock
Friday
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common..
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5
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all%
34% Mar
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3%
28
9
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13 %. Jan
11%
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50
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10
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868
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7,900
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30
10
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American
18%
j
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21%
51
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.18
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Mar
33%
Jan
Pan
18%
15
Fhilllps Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd
Pioneer Mill Co Ltd (Un)_l_I;
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64%
—
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120
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•
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20%
25
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10%
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25
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36
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Jan
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11%
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8
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5
Feb
Jan
33%
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53 Va
14%
28%
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36%
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Feb
Jan
75
28 %
*
class
34%
53
195
34%
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500
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51
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1st
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Jan
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7%
10%
13%
•
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Jan
5ne
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Columbia
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&
9%
24%
21 %
1.90
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
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51% Alar
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10
(Un)
33%
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5%
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53%
53%
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11%
13
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5%
5%
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12%
16%
22
45 %
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5%
Mar
3.25
36
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25
954,
21%
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6%
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14%
1
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33
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1
10
1
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9%
17%
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670
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33 %
6%
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Feb
6%
42
18%
90
330
51
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Co
11%
42 Va
Jan
17%
1
Sugar Plantation
50 Va
Mar
common—.,
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Sugar
Paauhau
Feb
•*„
18%
22%
*
Feb
10
Jan
a9%
•
4%
100
17 Va
17 Va
1
47%
10%
245
22%
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45
10%
17%
;
27% Mar
a9%
1
B
2,480
10%
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_*
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5%
58%
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10
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common
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7
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25
all % all %
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Oceanic
Feb
25c
6%
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155
Feb
Feb
5%
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Northern Pacific Ry (Un)
a
1
9
55%
27%
17%
•
Jan
American
340
17Va
1
(Un;
Jan
25
&
RR
Jan
Feb
27%
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5%
2.10
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2,000
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38 %
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Service
Jan
16c.
1
29
34 Va
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5%%
common
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5
1.60
56%
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14
20
1
Products
34
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50
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Feb
200
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34
55%
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50
7
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3
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Caterpillar
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•
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23
—
5
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1
(Un)
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—2
Preferred
Class
City
National
149%
P10
(Un)
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
Canadian Pacific
Ry
Cities
National
Jan
Jan
..
Calitornia
Chi
Feb
56
Jan
Sugar Cap_____.-_....___
Cement Co
Calaveras
Central
14%
Jan
.
Calaraba
Jan
Lines
Jan
56
69%
.2.50
(Un)
—
Corp
25c
Co
Corp
13%
146%
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Corp
(Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)_
Borg-Warner
50
180
5
Bishop Oil Co
Blair
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Co
Jan
Fibres
2,148
(Un)
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Benguet Cons Mining Cap tUn)
Borden
284
&
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common
Steel
21c
——
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Nash-Kelvlnator
Feb
a6934 a71%
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Petroleum
Basin Oil Co
28,200
__
Jan
Onomea
Locomotive
fcarnsdall
14%
50
Engine.
Wedge Mining Co
Avco Mfg Corp common
(Un)
Baltimore & Ohio RR
3,050
25c
(Un)
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Feb
3%
a71%
20
Corp
14 V4 a
a54% a54%
a
Ve
a 54
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Big
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11%
21
14
Imperial Diesel
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Jan
iou Va
(Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa
Atlas Corp <Un>
Atlas
9%
100
(Unj
Gas
5%
2.10
Montgomery Ward
1
Jan
22c
Jan
Jan
Feb
15%
5%
4
3%
.
11%
1.90
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67
High
Feb
Alar
25c
Jan
& AI & M Cons
10%
1.90
3%
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1
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Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Menasco Mfg
11
__
5
Jan
Jan
3
Low
al2% al2%
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52%
25
a3%
1
(Un)
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&
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High
•
Feb
a3%
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Armour
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al2%
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<Un;
Feb
•
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Anaconda Copper
Mining
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Arkansas
High
Co
51
1
for Week
Low
1
______
Navigation
National
&
&
Alaison
(Glenn)
22%
110
Smelting & Refining (Un)__»
American
Co
143
t Uni __^
American
Martin
100
3
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
51
3
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
10
American & Foreign Power
(Un)
Amer Power &
Light new com
3
a22% a22%
*
(Un)_.
(Un)
MARCH
Per
High
33
EXCHANGES
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
(977)
Sales
Last
Reduction Co (Un)
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining Co
WEEK
Exchange
Sale Price
STOCKS
Air
FOR
CHRONICLE
23%
8
Jan
16 V*
Feb
15
a
45
a—
1.013
Jan
Feb
100
5%
233
48%
30
_1_
31 Ve
6%
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9%
5
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Jan
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18
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34
(978)
COMMERCIAL &
THE
FOR
WEEK
Monday, March 6, 1950
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE;
ENDED MARCH 3
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
stocks
STOCKS
Range
Shares
class A
British
&
Jan
23%
Feb
Noranda
24
25
24
Feb
25
Jan
Traction
High
36>/2
.37
915
34
a41
a41
a4l
60
41
'9
250
8%
10%
Jan
Bank
&
9
350
Jan
9
Jan
14%
2,377
13%
Jan
15
Jan
Ottawa
58
1,210
52%
Feb
58
26%
27
60
26
Jan
27
Mar
8%
Note
Co
7%
1,800
7
Jan
75
75
35
75
Jan
76
Jan
26
26%
965
24%
Jan
26 %
Jan
135
135
135
100
8
135
137
Mar
Feb
25%
26
1,360
25
Jan
26
Jan
39%
39%
4,745
39%
Feb
41
9.10
9.10
9.10
50
22%
20%
22%
34,097
15
15
125
14%
26%
26%
26%
2,955
25%
Jan
2,105
26 %
Jan
27'%
Jan
25
Columbia Elec Co 4%%
Columbia Forest Products
British
Columbia
Power
cl
26%
26%
28%
517
27%
Jan
2%
Jan
3
3
*
19%
18%
19%
280
7%
7%
7%
155
Building Products
•
5
Dredging
6%
Jan
17
3%
29
3%
Cement common
$1.30 preferred
7%.
Feb
Bros
Feb
Jan
29%
1,011
35
38%
Jan
29
Jan
29%
Jan
Feb
12 %
Jan
a99
20
100
14
Jan
5% preferred
•
50
Canada Wire & Cable Co Ltd class B.*
Breweries
•
40%
38%
41%
34
Jan
30%
30%
50
22%
22%
23
2,381
23
23%
285
103
103
85
100
Jan
5,058
Canadian
Canadian
5%
•
Canners
Ltd-
'
1,386
*
'
•
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20%
20%
23.10
23.10
Jan
Ltd
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*
common
•
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12%.
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$1.00< series
Canadian
23
Feb
24%
Jan
Jan
104%
Feb
class
Class
Canada
Oil
New
Canadian
Pacific
Jan
7%
Jan
New
preferred
preferred
Feb
11
12% Mar
Jan
14%
14
14%
1,895
14
Jan
32%
33
3,914
28%
Jan
33
Feb
39
75
37%
Jan
39
Feb
13
Jan
260
16%
17%
435
9.25
9.35
3,975
104
104
10
15%
2,693
14%
8.80
80
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
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7%
Feb
9
Jan
12'%
Jan
15%
31
33%
772
27
Jan
33% Mai-
15%
365
14
Jan
16
Jan
19
Mar
21
Jan
19
19
60
90
528
84 y2
Jan
52%
53%
19%
90
53%
255
50 y4
Jan
Jan
28
Jan
133
133
3
Jan
133
Jan
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9%
1)
9%
104
22%
22%
23%
395
Feb
25%
47
Feb
48%
120
22
Jan
22 y2
150
915
148
Feb
152
Jan
21%
22
700
20
Jan
22
Feb
20%
21%
150
21%
150
:
191/2
98% Mar
20 j/4
Jan
21% Mar
19
Jan
227/a
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
106
Feb
22%
22%
1.221
9%
9%
570
101
Companies
—
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101 101%
153
101%
101% 102%
20'/2
Jan
8%
Feb
101
185
*
20 y4
Feb
150
20 y3
101 y2
Feb
108
Feb
20% Mar
21
Feb
21%
Feb
20%
20:%
255
14%
202
14
5%
5%
30
5%
Jan
14%. Jan
5% Mar
Feb
175.
175
175
5
170%
Jan
7'
7'%
700
6%
Jan
35
a35
9
15 V'4
42%
3,845
24%
24%
17
*
common
Jan
Feb
14
Feb"
15%
36 y2
Jan
42%
320
24
Feb
25
Jan
17%
210
17
Mar
19
Jan
34%
35
1,955
33%
Jan
100
483
99%
Jan
101
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64
170
52
Jan
67
Feb
28
28
50
27%
Feb,
29%
Jan
20
Jan
20%
Jan
.100
preferred
7%
99%
35
x_
Feb
175
a—
a._
325
39%
24%'
Winnipeg Electric common-
15
42
common-
Limited
Feb
100
135
a
Jan
.
100 y2
98%
21%
15%
9%
5%
21 y*
.
Jan
21 %
22%
;
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
98%
21%
Wilsils Ltd
29
Jan
23%
395
& Worts
Jan
22% Mar
Feb
Feb
■
3,402
Biscuit
9%
Jan
■
48
5
8% Jan
•
90
53%
■
7%'
Walker Gooderham
2,209
•'
<
,
Feb
>22
■'
—*
preferred—
Wabasso Cotton
27%
9%
Jan
24%
Corp.
25
8%
Jan
14%
25
91/4
Jan
9.80
104
15%
-*
(Geo)
17%
Feb
Jan
22
-25
28
133
Jan
47%
common...—
:
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
Steel
Jan
•
Tooke Brothers
United
70%
Jan
16
103
Jan
63%
•:
37%
Feb
Jan
Feb
16
Railway
25
16%
215
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
12,155
16%
Jan
18
Feb
9%
9%
108
9% Mar
14
Jan
16
15%
16
280
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
Canadienne
-10
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
Commerce
-10
25%
25'%
25%
270
24 ya
Jan
Jan
Montreal
-10
27%
27%
27%
1.514
27
Jan
28
Jan
-10
41
40%
41%
616
39
Jan
41%
Feb
-10
27%
27%
27%
1,251
28
Jan
20
Cockshutt Plow
•
Coghlin
*
13%
13%
13%
75
5
95
94%
96
3,204
94%
Feb
_*■
25
25
25
225
22 %
Jan
25
33
33
205
31%
Jan
33
Jan
21
21
21%
305
21
23%
6%
-25
preferred
Banks—
.
Jan
(B J) Co Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting;
Consumers Glass
Crown
•
Cork
& Seal
~~
Co
Davis Leather Co Ltd A
Clasa- B
__
Dominion
Glass
common
preferred
Donohue
Bros
*
7%
7%
225
7% Mar
8%
21%
3,365
20%
Feb
21%
Feb
42
43
1,158
40%
Jan
44%
21%
21
21%
150
20
Jan
29%
300
27
Feb
29%
Feb
45
45
192
45
Jan
48
Jan
•
-w—
Corp
Gatineau
Power
22%
26%
Jan
29
Feb
12
Jan
Jan
174
Feb
255
•
28
28
28%
75
•
11%
11
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5,307
173
173
30
173
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15%
15%
100
15
Jan
15%
Feb
23%
23%
25
15
Jan
23%
Feb
3.25
3.25
125
2
Jan
16%
16%
100
14
14
14%
18%
18%
50
14%
14%
15%
602
29%
55
—
—
—
3.25
20
%
29 V2
*
•
preferred
.
Mining
&
_
Smelting
Par
Glove
Acme
Anglo-Nfld
Jan
Jan
15 %
Feb
Jan
18%
Feb
14% Mar
16
Jan
29
30%
Jan
Jan
Jan
25%
3.485
24%
Jan
26%
99%
115
98
Jan
99% Mar
18%
425
17%
Jan
19
Jan
2.90
2.95
200
2%
Jan
3
Feb
18
19%
2,000
17%
Jan
Develop
Atlas
Steels
Auto
Fabrics
*
Ltd
Works
Ltd
Co
Ltd
•
Products
cl
A
pfd
&
Paper
Belgium Glove &
Co
class
Common
Brandram-Henderson
Brown
19%
19% Mar
105
al05
52%
52%
25
52%
Jan
52%
Feb
17%
18
525
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
1.2 %
12%
125
12
Jan
13 %
Jan
36%
37
495
34%
Jan
38
Jan
48%
49
87
48%
Feb
50
Jan
Mar
48
Feb
a
18
'
36%
50
'
'
5
104
Jan
105%
Jan
Pulp & Paper
common
Feb
Feb
10%
10%
375
10
Jan
10% Mar
22
22%
1,225
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
1
10 Va
Canada & Dominion Sugar
*
22%
21"%
Feb
22 y2
Jan
5
12
12
50
10
Jan
12
Feb
*
12%
12%
25
12 y2
Jan
12% Mar
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
26
26
50
24%
Jan
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
•
Industries
*
Ltd common
Canada
Starch
Canada
Vinegars Ltd
Canadian
Co
common
Preferred
Paper
common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
International
Jamaica
Lf.batt
Lake
Public
(John)
Service
Ltd,
of the Woods
Lang & Sons Ltd
common
class
A
25
25
84
4%
4%
125
4%
Feb
16%
17
245
16%
Feb
_•
31%
31%
31%
1,753
31%
144
144
15
7V2
39%
39%
40%
970
•
9
9
9
1,150
•
48%
48%
49
20%
19%
20%
"
11
11
26
5
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
32%
Feb
146%
Jan
37%
8%
Jan
41V4.Feb
Jan
10'%
Jan
140
46
Jan
49%
Feb
685
19%
Feb
22 y2
Jan
A_
B
99 100 V2
2%
90
160
Jan
Jan
2.00
80
23%
Feb
8
Feb
4%
2.00
Feb
Feb
57
Jan
59
Feb
50
12
Feb
127/a
Feb
•
a41
10
39
Jan
10%
Food
Catelli
Chatco Steel Products Ltd common
Preferred
3.75
a41
23 y4 Mar
88
Jan
3y2
Jan
24
Jan
100% Mar
3%
Feb
39%
Feb
Jan
14%
Jan
7
Feb
7%
Jan
50
30c
Jan
25
38
12
12%
105
7
7%
100
a30c
a30c
•
Claude
3--—--10
——
Neon
General
Advert
cl
Preferred
Commercial Alcohols Ltd
8%
B—?
100
common
preferred
:*—
Consolidated Div Stand Sec class
11%
Jan
20
Jan
24%
Feb
28 y2
Jan
18
18%
500
18
Feb
19 %
Jan
11
11
75
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
9%
9%
50
9%
Jan
10
Jan
David
8%
8%
55
7%
Jan
17
17
205
94
94
25
17
Jan
8y4 Mar
17
Jan
5%
—
Textile Mllla com
preferred
& Frere
Class
Limitee class A—
50%
55
Jan
Mar
Woollens
Paper
Co Ltd—
Products
Ltd
Kootenay Power 7%
Aircraft Ltd—
Fanny
Federal
y4
Jan
18%
Feb
7%
IV2
25
7V2
Jan
7%
Jan
50
32%
32%
60
pfd—;
Farmer Candy Shops Inc_
Grain class
Fleet Manufacturing
16 %'
16
54
100
30
Jan
34
Feb
12%
25
•
Jan
17%
Feb
50
360
31
Fairchlld
Jan
18
2,125
East
Jan
290
45
Eastern
Feb
50%
18%
5%
Feb
29
37%
18%
45
Donnacona
25
Feb
211
Feb
18%
5%
Jan
Jan
26
1,245
13%
5%
16%
21
70
50%
Feb
Jan
*
Feb
295
26
50%
Feb
19%
13%,
11
•
4,095
25
50%
15%
177/a Jan
965
602
26
50%
Jan
2
7,426
17%
24
50%
15
al5
17%
25
Feb
Feb
19%
17%
13 %
Jan
65c
15
a
125
14%
29
Feb
13%
10%
14%
22
50c
19 VB
10%
Dominion
Feb
Jan
Jan
19%
10%
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum
Jan
?*% Mar
Jan
4%
13%
Co Ltd-•
Jan
25 Va
20%
Jan
2%
—*
•
& Worsteds——*
94
20
40
Jan
4.20 Mar
30
384
Jan
1,365
60c
41%-
Jan
Steel
a
40%
21%
25%
a40c
.Feb
2%
160,
40%
94
20%
A__*
——^
:
54
2,656
25%
4.20-
300
54
24%
20%.
4.20
Engineering Works Ltd—*
24%
25%
5
,
2.50
*
B
Dominion
24%
14%
20%
2.35
80c
*
Preferred
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
Consolidated
a33% a32'/*
•
*,
20
Grain Ltd' (R L)
40
page S8.
3.80
al.50
23%
69
Jan
50
Mar
55.
1,184
3.70
al.50
Feb
5%
3,700
Mar
100
Tramways
69
600
59
19
*
Montreal Telegraph
1U
7%
3.75
11
*
Locomotive
a70
12%
100
*
a70
59
•
.
class
Jan
12%
185
100
178
3.75
300
17
Feb
1
19%
*
176
•
common—
Products common
25%
—
3
2
Westinghouse Co Ltd
19
—
al76
Canadian Western Lumper Co
Cassidy's Limited
24%
•
Jan
Jan
143%
Feb
24
Canadian
•
Ltd
see
Mar
18%
Feb
100
19
•
(Robert)
For footnotes
11
25
Jan
21V2
*
Ltd-
Vickers
Canadian
25
•
Breweries
Montreal
Feb
*
Wassey-Harris
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Class
101
11
B
Montreal
Jan
3.70
17%
505
7%
aTO
250
22%
23%
•
Mailman Corp Ltd common
5% preferred
Molson
99 %
—1
Jan
18'%
22%
*
•
—
common
(John A)„
MacMilian Export
Mitchell
40
17
Lewis Bros Ltd
Class
99%
Marconi Company
y2
al76
Canadian Pwr & Paper Inv Ltd com—.*
Canadian Silk Products class A—
*
I5
Utilities Corp
0
26
18%
22%
100
Feb
100
—
International
preferred
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd-
Jan
25
International Nickel of Canada
7%
26%
100
common
4.00
Feb
Canadian
International Bronze
6% preferred
Mar
4%
Jan
Intercolonial Coal
90
2.50
87
Feb
Mar
104%
32 %
Feb
90
Jan
Jan
32%
110
Jan
Jan
32
90
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
3y4
25%
Jan
9
1.50
85%
32%
Feb
92%
29%
29 %
Jan
8
58
55
190
Jan
30
600.
150
415
2.00
45c
3,010
1,320
31
Jan
Jan
100
86
32%
Jan
2.00
26
32%
8
1.85
25c
3.80
31%
30%
25
2.00
31
31
Jan
Jan
98%
257/a
32%
8'/2
Feb
3.90
3iy4
32
Jan
98 %
*
25%
25
7%
Jan
6
1
Canadian Inter Inv Trust Ltd com__*
.
Jan
100
Ltd
Jan
-
60
90
*
Jan
preferred
$1.60 preferred—
425
9
23 %
$1.25
8%
Feb
25
6%
9
14%
99 %
Jan
7
a3.75
9
Jan
99 %
y2
7
a3.75
6%
—
0
Ltd
21%
100
Jan
1,500
13% Mar
preferred
7%
7
13,400
2,865
5%
725
8%
6,668
86.
8 %
40c
13%
_
Jan
8 %
2.00
2.1%
,
16
35c
13%
25
Feb
Feb
8%
21%
100
11%
14%
1.95
21%
——
Jan
475
35c
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
Acceptance Corp common
preferred
1,445
1.95
1,425
44
High
11%
15 %
•
A
Company common
Burnett
8 %
*
Columbia
Low
10
15
•
class
45
preferred
Range Since January 1
High
Hosiery Co of Cda—
Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
Brand & Millen Ltd
British
10
•
*
Pr
44
$4,25
Shares
Low
*
B
B
Bathurst
44%
4%
Jan
26
for Week
of Prices
.
5
•
Indust
27y» Jan
v
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Preferred
■
•
—
13%
17
16%
18%
18%
100
I*
Jan
24%
—
Goodyear Tire & Rub 4% pfd 1927—50
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
«
common
65
15%
3.25 Mar
99%
25 %
Z*
Bridge
Paper
•
'
100
Smith
.Week's
.
Last
Feb
11
Friday
Jan
2,691
34%
•
common
223
Canadian Funds
STOCKS
Jan
35%
21
34
*
General Steel Wares common
5% preferred
Bay
Jan
Jan
20%
34
*
General Bakeries Ltd
Hudson
19%
33
21
.*
1
preferred
$2
.
45
25
*
Heating Products
20
20
Montreal; Curb Market
./V
Class
Power
4%%
Howard
Royal
21 % Mar
29
—
Jan
25
Nova Scotia
20
Jan
20%
42%
•
Famous Players Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
Co
common
Hamilton
Feb
21 y4.
__I_I*
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
&
Mar
103
_•
100
—
Ltd
East Kootenay
Enamel
*
•
—
Dryden Paper
Electrolux
_
*
Dominion Steel <fc Coal class B
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion Tar A; Chemical common
Dominion Textile common—
7%
*
>
•
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6% preferred—.—.
Dominion Foundries & Steel
■
Jan
12'A
12%
9%
i
8%
Cardy Corp class A
■
100
23%
—___—
common
20%
23.10
old
23%
II—H*
Jan
5
24 %
common
Steel Co of Canada
Zellers
Canadian
Jan
99
2,075
47%
•
Power
Standard Chemical
28
*
63%
68%
alOO
Feb
*
*
8V2
B
17%
Feb
Mar
50
Co
Press
23%
Canadian Locomotive
Jan
12%
Voting trust certificates
*
Simpson Ltd 4*/2% preferred—100
25
Canadian Fairbanks 6% preferred—100
Canadian Ind Aiconoi class a,
*
15%
—*••
common
pfd—_20
A
preferred
83
31
com
Canada--;
of
25
Converters
Canadian Cotton 6%
16%
67
100
Jan
39
I,
46
15%
common—*
preferred
Jan
20
22.90
2,485
15%
Jan
Jan
15
IIIHI25
:
12%
149%
Jan
42%
16%
1
preferred
Williams
Southern
Feb
23%
32%
20
Canadian Celanese common
$1.75 preferred
11%
Feb
14J/e
9(30
Thrift Stores Ltd
Class A
149%
12%
■■
Canadian Car A Foundry common-
10
200
alOO
*
;
1
Sicks Breweries
Jan
Jan
57
1,450
68
49
common—
Sliawinigan Water & Power
41% Mar
32%
Jan
102%
55% Mar
46
preferred—_100
preferred
4%
Feb
26%
'47% Jan
14%
16%.
*
Corp
preferred
preferred
Series A
Feb
14%
1
100
Lawrence
Southam
22 %
30
149% 149%
172
45%
Power
19% Mar
30% Mar
140
20
cumulative preferredA
23
IIoo
Jan
11%
19%
30
25
'.I
9.50
29%
55%
Feb
33%
34
55%
1st preferred——99
Feb
2,032
Feb
—
Saguenay Power 4V4%
2nd
Jan
Jan
45
Mills
Jan
35%
26 y4
Royalite Oil Ltd
2nd
Feb
Feb
22
175
197
155'
—•——100
;
24
71,.
'19% Feb'
47
Provincial Transport
St
Jan
.
46%
Flour
8.50
17%
•
66%
11% Jan
21 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
175
Paper
30%
all% all%
*
:
19%
22
26%
Co
preferred
Quebec
Feb
—*
common
& Co
Fqb
9
175
Corp of Canada
4%
43
Jan
*
River
Price
Jan
Feb
*
37
26%
Lawrence
505
35
100
common
1.220
Lawrence
910
a97%
Bronze
preferred
19%
St
8.50
19
5%
3,320
19%
St
33%
•
Canadian
70
19%
Jan
8.50
20
Northern Power Corp
Canada Safeway Ltd 4V4% pfd.
Canada Steamship common
69%
Feb
33%
8.50
•
Canada
20
11.
High
Jan
•
Development
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
6%
Ltd
preferred
Sherwin
Canada
2,648
28%
100:
& Power
Placer
1st
352
»
Jan
100% Mar
Jan
~3
Bulolo Gold
15
Jan
2%
*
;
100
15
3.815
reb
27%
Jan
Feb
22 %
Jan
2.90
2.85
A—*
Bruck Mills Ltd class A
19
100% 100,%
2.90
9.80
9.10 Mar
28%
*
...
Ei
26%
pfd_100
Corp
B
105
2i%
23%
69 %
•
common
Powell
Jan
*
British
ii%
20%
23%
•
Light Heat
Penmans
Power
39%
_•
British
'
21%
*
Page-Hersev Tubes
Feb
8
75
26%
*
-
9
Mar
8%
26
Power
Low
•
Ltd
9
*
Light
American
Mines
57
25
Ltd
Range Since January 1
Low
36%
Car Corp
Weaving
Wire
14%
*
Teleg preferred
Bruisn American Oil common
Preferred
Class
22%
•
Mines
Class
2,760
Steel
Niagara
58
Power & Paper class A
Brazilian
Feb
«9
100
Telephone
Bralorne
24%
14%
•
4%% preferred
Bathurst
Jan
Ogllvle Flour Mills
7% preferred
pfd—25
Asbestos Corp,
Tel
National
21%
*
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
Argus Corp Ltd, common
Bell
High
6,178
•
—
Associated
Low
High
•
Agnew-Surpass Shoe.
Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Shares
—•
common
National Drug & Chemical common—-5
Preferred
5
241/4
23%
*
-
for Week
'
Range Since January 1
24
23%
Sales
Range
—-25
Breweries
preferred
23%
22%
23 7/a
I£o
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
4
Low
*
$1,50
7%
for Week
of Prices
Par
Power & Pa«per common
National
Sales
Last
Week's
of Prices
:
Par
Week's
Sale Price
Abitibi
■
Sale Price
Canadian Funds
Friday
•
Last
-.-V.;
■■
■
Jan
55
Jan
Jan
41%
Feb
9 7/a
Jan
10y2
Jan
16 Va
Jan
18
Jan
5 y4
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
45
39
'
38
Feb
5
1.80
1.80
625
1.40
Jan
1.80
Feb
1
35%
35%
35
35 Va
Jan
36 y4
Jan
A„
*
10
*
Ltd
1.25
1.20
.
10
50
9y8
Jan
10 y2
Jan
1.25
200
1.20
Feb
1.75
Jan
Volume
171
Number 4887
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(979)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Co
of
Canada
Freiman Ltd (A J)
class
Shares
Low
*
A
common-
alO
alO
15%
15 %
15%
135
14%
12%
12%
250
11%
Feb
3.50
3.50
110
13%
13%
25
13%'i
Metal
Industries class A_>,
MacLaren Power & Paper Co——:.4'
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd—
*._!*
Maritime Teleg & Tel
preferred
Maxwell
conv
Distilleries
Mersey
Paper
of
Co
Canada
Minnesota
'
&
I
Montreal
Moore
Refrig & Storage
Corooration Ltd
Mount
Royal
Mar
27%
Jan
35%
Jan
40
Feb
9%
Jan
10
Jan
13%
10?
18%
Jan
18%
252r
18'A
Feb
ft'1.8%
a
.18%
27%
6%
27%
100"
27%
6%
450
5
5
25
11%
25
10%
'
e-
-
*•
■
54
A
18%
Jan
Feb
18%
:
-
Jan
28%. Jan
*•.•>7'*
Jan
6% Mar
•""5
Feb
5
* Feb
•
Feb
11% Mar
50
Jan
54
85c
Jan
54
25
1.00
1.00
2,000
18%
18%
535
17%
Jan
a35
a35
15
35
Jan
35
Jan
76
76
195
75
Feb
77%
Jan
325
9
Jan
10%
Feb
;
*
"~
10%,
10 %
10%
Mar
1.05
18%
Ltd__^.
11
100
110
•11%.
14%
a
Power Corp of Can 6%
cum 1st pfdllOO
6% n C partic 2nd
preferred—50
Purity Floor Mills Co Ltd pfd—40
Reitmans (Can) Ltd common..—
*
5% redeemable preferred
!r ~
Feb
class
City Rapid Transit Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd!
preferred
C)
~
Central
~
Mines
Jan
Jan
51%
Feb
16
74
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
11%
100
11%
Feb
11% Mar
14
Jan
16
71c
43c
2c
115,400
1,060
2c
12,600
53c
Feb
Fields
Corp
7c
Feb
lie
Jan
2%c
Jan
3%c
Jan
2.05
1,000
4%c
6,620
4c
69c
69c
500
63c
6'Ac
2.26
2.43
5.00
5.20
28c
.
34c
8%c
6c 8'Ac
5i/aC
4%c
10%
96c
7c
6.20
6.20
Ltd
Mines
Ltd——
Cons
Gold
13
6.20
Jan
Feb
11
Jan
Jan
29c
Feb
66c
Feb
82c
Feb
19%
Jan
5.25
Jan
4.30 Mar
4c
500
140,400
370
Jan
9c
Feb
6c
Jan
8%c
Feb
12%
Feb
53c
Jan
12 %c
Feb
7,200
45c
Jan
14'
Jan
54c
Mar
22%c Mar
83c
Jan
45c
Jan
Feb
2.80
Jan
1.82
Feb
2.00
Jan
1.13
1.13
100
3.75
3.75
600
a30c
a30c
200
32c
:
1.13 Mar
3.05
Jan
a
10 %c
12c
1.87
1.87
1,000
1.87
Feb
5c
4,000
4c
Feb
1.98
400
1
5c
"
1.91
1
ific
16c
6,500
17c
2,500
5%c
8c
65,700
2%c
3c
7,000
1
2 30
a22% a22%
8%c
9c
35c
v
Ltd—1—
81c
56c
Ltd——_I_l
50
2,200
9c
9%c
2.25
2.35
3,600
64c 67'Ac
6,500
65c
2.
•
7,500
1.25
Feb
4.00
10 %c
1.91
16c
5%c
2%c
19
7c
9c
1.92
57c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
12c
—
Feb
1.90
Jan
5%c
Jan
1.98 Mar
9c
Mines
class
Bell
Jan
23%
14c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
14c
2.35
68c
class
Ribbon
Corp preferred
Bobjo Mines
Bonetal Gold
Jan
82c
Mar
2,300
52c
Feb
62c
Jan
56c
60c
7%c
500
2.55
2.64
10,700
2.32
Feb
2.69
1.20
Jan
1.25
4,300
1.20
Jan
1.36
Jan
55 y4C
_J
3.30
3.45
500
31^
3 %c
4c
10,000
8c
8c
1,000
54c 55%c
40,300
6c
Jan
7%c Feb
7%c
Feb
54c
Feb
71c
Jan
Feb
3.50
Feb
2.99
1
*
3%c Mar
Petroleums
class
*
1
_I°
;
1
see
•
41
page
38.
H'
^0%
4C
4.25
3.95
a7.05
4c
1,56
'
•
2.85
•
*
A
South Brazeau Petroleums Ltd——
footnotes
3.90
H*
1
Ltd
Ltd
]__•
1,400
3.85
a7.05
50
7.00
4 %c
1,500
4c
Feb
4.70
Feb
8.25
Jan
Feb
5c
Jan
Jan
class
Brazilian Traction
Light
Brewers & Distillers of
Ltd
(name
Canada
Columbia
British
Columbia
Class
'
Jan
13c
Jan
49%c
Jan
Jan
31c
Feb
14c
7.000
9c
Jan
15c
Feb
56c
18,200
53c
Feb
62c
Jan
15
15
285
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
9c
9c
9%c
3,500
7%c
Feb
1.36
9%c
Feb
1.35
1.42
10,000
1.28
Jan
8%
1.70
Jan
8%
8%
2,230
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
12c
12c
600
6c
6c
9,000
4%c
Jan
12 %c 13 %c
1,700
12c
Jan
1,359
3.10
'
6c
3.25
3.15
3.25
7%
7%
18c 23%c
14,225
10c
8%C10%C
10c
10
22 %c
15,200
—
27%
27%
Jan
13c
Jan
7%
Feb
6c
Jan
24c
Jan
27'/a
Jan
3.45
7'% Mar
18c
Jan
7%c
14Vac Jan
Feb
1,102
27%
Feb
Jan
10%c Mar
28%
Jan
20c
26c
48,900
26%
26 %
205
•
24c
41
6%
6%
54c
20c
1.54 Mar
Jan
Mar
65c
Feb
31c
Jan
24%
Jan
26%
Feb
6'/4
Feb
7%
Jan
155
12%
12%
13%
675
12%
Feb
14
Jan
39%
39%
40
7,504
39%
Feb
41
Jan
24c
Feb
31c
4c
Jan
5c
6%
Jan
1
29
%c
29 %c
41
■I:I
31c
4%c
4%c
7
7
7
*
2,300
12 %c
51
35
51
12 %c
Jan
7
Feb
Jan
...
.
52
Jan
Jan
—
13c
•6,000
12c
53c
62c
39,742
39c
Jan
62c
Feb
2%c
60c
■■
2%c
500
2c
Jan
f3c
Jan
10 %c Mar
119c
Jan
10 %c
•
11c
vv
2%c
"3,000.
.
500
2%c
1
14c 15 %c
21,600
9.40
9.50
35c
40c
Feb
14c
2,010
2,800
15c
Feb
3c
Mar
Jan
25c
25c
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
9.35
40c
Jan
16%
16%
2,180
10
17
Feb
26.60
26.60
27
4,546
26%
Jan
27
Feb
22 Vb
20%
22%
34,550
19%
Jan
22% Mar
16%
Jan
Ltd)
3%c
3c
3%c
2,700
26%
625
100%
100 % 100%
3c
11,422
26%
35
•
2.90
2.85
*
•
2.90
11
27%
.27%
99%
Feb
23%
215
28%
3%c Feb
Jan
Jan
1,700
11
28%
28%
Mar
25%
26
1,310
11
102
Jan
3%
Mar
273/4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
29
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.00
2.90
3.00
1,000
Jan
3
22c
21 %c
23 c
20.866
21c
Jan
27c
60c
60c
62c
25,000
50c
Jan
62c
Feb
19%
19%
19%
375
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
7%
7%
7%
110
6%
Jan
73/4
Feb
Feb
19 %c
Jan
14 %C
-
12c 14 %C
2.00
2.00
5%c
—
33%
5%c
34
'
1.92
Jan
16.500
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
1,500
;■
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
310
30%
16
195
14% •Jan
27%
27%
130
26
Feb
17
Feb
19%
Jan
•
7.10
6.95
2.76
class
Preferred
Canada Wire & Cable class A
5c
45c
10c
Feb
Mar
58c
Jan
Jan
12c
Feb
3.25
Jan
120
42
Jan
42% Mar
94
34
Jan
383/4
Jan
29%
29%
29%
540
29
Jan
30
Jan
11%
2.62.
3,100
•'
11%
55
Feb
11%
Jan
22
22
35
19%
Feb
50
50
50%
135
47
Jan
52
Jan
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
34
Jan
37
Jan
24%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
161
34%
<14%
75
21%
21%
22
1,310
19
213
101
196
Jan
21:0-
19
40
17%
19
38%
<
41%
83
2,159
■
83
892
40
30%
31
150
9%
9%
9%
25%
25%
*
22%
22%
•
20
20
1st preferred
Convertible preferred
20
23.10
HIH*
common
20
common
13
14%
preferred
Canadian Indus Alco "A"
voting
83
30%
Jan
33
Feb
11%
Jan
26%
Feb
22%
26
I__*
•
9'/a Mar
25
Jan
,
41% Mar
Mar
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
1,106
2,278
193/4
Jan
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
23.15
19%
Jan
20%
11
Jan
13
590
*
1,490
;
Feb
Jan
Mar
14
14%
440
14
32
323/4
815
29
Jan
32%
Feb
39%
115
37
Feb
39%
Feb
22%
Jan
15
Jan
69
23%
25
26
26%
100
24 V#
Jan
27
Jan
4.90
•
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Mai-
Jan
Jan
°
25
common
20%
13
19
33%
-1,205
,
23.10 23.10
11%
Jan
Feb
i
H*
Dredge
715
23
215
39%
*
25
25%
20%
20%
•
A
14
Feb
Mar
22
80
125
10
common
12%
;
Jan
213
*
Commerce
Jan
63/4C
2.89
I-HHIBo
Breweries
Feb
8.35
Jan
7,000
Jan
35'%
—
Canadian Locomotive
6.95 Mar
34%
9
of
14c
42%
•
Canadian Bakeries
Canners
Jan
35
„
Bank
7c
6,100
«
Canadian
8
100
B
Canadian
Feb
HIII*
inn-
Canada Permanent
Mortgage
Canada SS Lines common
Jan
2.76
•
A
Feb
42%
—
_lo
Class B
Feb
16
7%
6,690
5,275
48c
34
30%
35%
__
•
7.10
6%c
45c
«
common.
21,500
10%c 10%c
preferred-HHBo
A__
400
6%c
*
•
270
7%
10c 12 %c
10c
18
7%
--
•
Power
Jan
15%
*
.11—HH20
class
2.25
27%
H_Hl
B
12c
3,435
Jan
15%
*
1111111111111
class
2%
36,700
2.25
8c l0%c
•
H
Canadian Celanese
50
10
;
Jan
1
'
•
1
27,400
;
26
1
Canadian Food Products
Preferred
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
53c
1
Canadian
10c
22c
77
20c
13 %c
»■.'
26%
Oils
Canadian Car
Jan
Jan
11c
15
■
•
com
I
Jan
41c
40,500
75
54 %c
18
Jan
1,500
20
2,549
27 %c 29 %c
28c
5o
HHH.
4.85
5,500
76
20c
Jan
HHl.
7%c
41c
Jan
700
•
A
Mar
11c 11 %c
8
56c
HI
class
4c
41c
Jan
75
1
New
23 %c
7%
15c
—
9.45
Preferred
Jan
500
Mar
HI
Jan
4.20 Mar
7%
Jan
41
Lake
Jan
18c
Jan
40
1
1.18
5,800
22c
Jan
H HHl
HHl *
13%
33,000
Feb
Jan
—__H"H*
HH •
Feb
56,500
17%c
1
Feb
20c
2,000
7%
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1.01
4.40
Feb
18c
17 %c
26%
Preferred
Class
28c
10,500
26%
Oil
Calmont Oils
Class
Jan
7%
14%c
Calder Bousquet
Calgary & Edmonton
Callinan Flin Flon
Foils
12c
22c
•
Burrard class A
Canada
4%c
Jan
B
Calnorth
Jan
2,000
1.16
IIIIIH25
Burlington Steel
Co
Feb
3 %c
4c
19c
changed
Building Products
&
32c
t
4c
"1
& Pwr
Ankerite
Class
Feb
38%
Buffadison Gold
Burns
18c
21 %c
*
Bruck Mills class A
Class B
Red
Feb
5.300
38%
Porcupine
Buffalo
27c
—
150
*
Dominion
Broulan
Jan
25c
10%
93,700
B
British
4.75
Feb
56c
Products
Columbia Packers class A
Columbia Power class A
British
British
10%
4%c
Mar
Feb
9.60
816
Forest
IOO
4c
71c
3.80
535
4%%" pfdllllOO
Elec
4,443
4.20
Jan
8,700
25
11
19 %c
44c
3.95
10%
39
common.
1.05
Feb
27,800
3.80
10%
1.53
_
Breweries
1.88
1.88
Jan
71c
—
j
British American Oil
Preferred
1.45
Jan
Jan
10c
64c
41
Lake
1.05
1.22
Feb
65c
Feb
17c
1.34
A
Brantford Cordage common
Preferred
10%
10,400
20c
Jan
7c
3.90
14%c Jan
5'Ac Jan
Jan
55c
2%c
Packers
36c
16c
2,000
2,500
j
Canada
Feb
3,800
56c
"IIIIIH*
Bralorne Mines
Brand & Millen
British
Jan
Mar
38%
Boycon Pershing
Boymar
Red
27
8%c
.
Western
57% Mar
Jan
55c
II-H—HHl
Vancouver
Jan
Feb
41
>
Bordulac
Brewis
13%
52%
26
16 %C
II
u
H_
HHl
Gold
Northern
Jan
835
1.51
I
Iron Foundry
Malting
33c
1,015
27
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Bidgood Klrkland Gold—HHHH
Biltmore Hats common
II
Canada
69c
14%
57%
38%
,
Gold
Canada
1,360
550
56%
26%
28
Canada
10,200
Jan
<■
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Jan
82c
Jan
25c
1
H
Feb
35c
—_1
.
A
Bros
Bevcourt
Jan
33c
80c
Jan
10
HI
HH
Mining
Power
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
23c
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Ltd
Bread
5c
70c
1,750
]n
III"
Telephone
Blue
6,600
70c
10
I
Cement common
2 60
8c
HHl
B
Eteatty
Feb
80c
""III—II
Toronto
Metals
Jan
9
23c
*
-%
Mines Ltd
Class
Jan
Jan
8c
1
HH
A
Bagamac Mines
Bankfield Consolidated
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bathurst
8%
Feb
55c
7%c
55c
HIHIIHHHi
Co
225
Mar
14%
1
Aunor Gold
Base
I
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I
IIHHHl
Aumaque
Barymin
8%
75c
%
17c
HI
Yellowknife
Aubelle Mines
of
Jan
8%
;
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Bank
4%c
27
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IHlO
(1937)
Steels
Fabric
40c
1,000
1
H
Hardware class A
Atlantic Oil
Auto
60
3,575
5c
23c
*
Ascot Metals Corp
Athona
•104
•49c
14 %
1
Armistice
Ashdown
«
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40c
75c
14%
Gold
Canadian
Pan Western Oils Ltd-.
For
Warrants
Arjon
Canada
{oq
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Superior .Oils
Preferred
Canada
Jan
105
—HI
•
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•
I__I_HI I*
IIIIIIl
HI*
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H
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common
Jan
7%c
_i
Consolidated Homestead Oil Co Ltd
Co
Corp
Jan
77c
v
IIIIl
Hi
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Oil
Argus
Campbell Red Lake
20%c
Jan
Low
103%
41c
1
Feb
a__
102
II"
Mines
Feb
2.60
90
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
home
Area
80c
1,100
Jan
II
Oil
Jan
Oil StOCKS—
General
Canadian
65c
gc
"
Anglo
Buffalo
1,200
25
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Canada
Anglo-Huronian
Feb
4,500
Feb
—1
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Apex Consol Resources
Aquarius Porcupine
13%
1.95
Feb
24
Larder
Jan
2.70
23%
530
8%
_
Nepheline
12
1.85
24%
100
-1
Buffalo Canadian
2.70
——II
Ltd
American
Jan
1
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
Upper Canada Mines Ltd.:
Amalgamated
Jan
;_I
•
24%
I
"
American Yellowknife
Anacon Lead
3.30
ill
Ltd
of
66%
1,000
Feb
Jan
24%
22'/8
Ltd
Co
Jan
1 957
50C
Mines
Aluminium
Aluminum
Jan
80c
24%
2,945
I
3.00
40c
~~1
Ltd__-JlHIIIIC 1
Cons
-62%
900
Jan
23%
57%
Pacific
10
12%
21%
22%
__1
Algoma Steel
1,100
38c
Ltd—IIIII*"1
(1944)
Alberta
3,500
80c
Co
Ltd
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
Jan
3.10 Mar
2,495
23%
Oil
3.25
Feb
24%
5c
&
3.10
3.05
High
23%
•
II
Uranium Mines
Gas
Range Since January 1
Lotc
24
Agnew-Surpass
Jan
17%
400
54c
Jan
21c
85,500
4,800
19c 22%c
Jan
10
150
12%
*
Ltd—1
Acme
to
6.20
1,800
18
9c
1
Mines
Co
Acadia
3.05
III
Ltd
Mines
Feb
500
Shares
_«
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3.20
Torbrit Mines Ltd!
Westville
Jan
7c
5.30
i
_
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Mines
10c
4.50
.
Mining Corp Ltd
Sullivan
2.43 Mar
Feb
Feb
l
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Santiago Mines Ltd
Trebor
Jan
3%c
71c
t
Labrador Development
Quebec Manganese Mines Ltd
Mines
Feb
60,500
4.45
I
class A
a62% a62%
1—"HI*
Quebec
Mines
22 %c
~
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Preston East Dome Mines
Ltd—
Gold
Mar
Feb
54c
Pato Cons Gold
Dredging Ltd—_
1
Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd
„_Ll
Piccadilly Porcupine Gold'Mines Ltd—1
Stadacona
63c
6c
12%
l_i
Standard
Feb
Jan
1
—
Ltd—
Mines
Jan
8c
Jan
8%c
Hi
Sladen-Malartic
Jan
20%
42c
7%c
r-.
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
Miller Mines
25c
Feb
Feb
-7%c
5
Osisko
Rochette Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
common.
Jan
28c
18
59c
89c
Jan
2.22
5,200
71c
51c
Jan
16c
27,198
ggc'
Jan
11,550
21,500
18,500
27
22%c
2.20
5%c Jan
53c
9,500
25 %c
4.30
Feb
6c
3,085
8C
Mar
'
10%
~f
9c
18c
"6,000
10%
7ic
Jan
17%
7,000
22'A c
Feb
31c
Paper
Preferred
Bonville
1.000
^
63c
c
Feb
2.05
60
"l
*
5%c
4c
21c
HI"~1
_
96,500
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1*33
1
New
Goldvue Mines Ltd
Normetal Mining
Jan
55 %c
l
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Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Nechi Corns
Dredging Ltd
14c
20c
1
Ltd
Feb
22c
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Ltd
6c
al8
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1
Ltd—
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10,000
6'Ac
1
Gold
8%c
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Macdonald Mines Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
*
20c
5
Ltd
Malartic
Feb
7c
-.-'1•
I
Cockshutt Gold
4c
Jan
2.05
4c
1
Mining Corp
MacLeod
Feb
'
1
1
Goldflelds
Mar
4c
9c
Ltd
1.53 Mar
3c
7c
_i
Co
Jan
20c
8%c
Ltd
Jan
61c
500
7,500
Mines—
Feb
3c
!
Mar
2,500
57,000
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Ltd
1.20
71c
5,000
9%c
1
Ltd
Jan
5c
2%c
—________i
Silver
Feb
3c
8c
IIIII1
Fortune Gold Mines
Siscoe Gold Mines
Mar
19
'
Acadia-Atlantic
Mar
25
26c
2 %c
(1945) Mines Ltd—_
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Quemont
:
-:20c
8%c
1
Mines
8,500
2%c
Ltd
Yellowknife
•
Feb
56c
1.53
l
Lake Rowan
Quebec
100
55
i
4'Ac
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Gold
Gold
Jan
Jan
6c
1
Mining & Exnlor
Crow
30
12%
54c
"1
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Pickle
Feb
1.40
1
Ltd
Knife
Mines
Feb
36
Feb
3c
—
Mines
Lake
16%
Feb
50
_1
1
Formaque Gold Mines
Wasa
Jan
29%
52'A
64c
23c'
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Louvicourt
14%
36
16
4%c
•
Sullivan Mines
Ltd_—HUHl
Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
Feb
Jan
355
1
East
Lake
35c
11
330
1
Ll
Mines
Dulama Gold Mines Ltd—
East Malartic Mines Ltd
Labrador
Mar
641
'5417,0'*
Ltd.—&IH"Hi
Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Donalda Mines Ltd
Mines
Jan
9
for Week
.20
&
$1.50 preferred
Atlas
55
2c
•
Mining
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Jaculet
Feb
25
71„
Ltd—. 1
Cadillac
Duquesne
Cons
16%
51%
153!
Cochenour Willans Gold
rioinnger
Mar
21
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1
Candego Mines Ltd
HI
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd—.
Yellow
Mar
45c
51
•
Lake Gold Mines "Ltd
s Lake Gold
Mines Ltd
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
Giant
116
Power
Barnat
Mining Corp Ltd
Gold
Feb
a
20c
1
16
Beatrice Red
Sol
Jan
Feb
a__
150
H—H41
Mining
19%
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El
750
Lt^.
Metals Corp
Barnat Mines Ltd
Cournor
Jan
11%
Ascot
Consolidated
16
a34
29%
54%
v
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Feb
13% Jan
v
2
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■:
05
5
Ltd
Jan
2
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Ltd
Consolidated
2,000
9
1,000
29 %
100
Breweries
Feb
41c
•
16
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48%
113
9
9
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Feb
15
67
■
54%
18%
25,102
25c
110% Mar
Feb
45c
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Jan
Jan
116
16%
Feb
15
13
18
25c
V
7%
Feb
17%
1,050
15%
*
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Base Metals
25
19%
42c
~_5o
A—1
Mining Stocks—
Mines
Feb
15
355
"•
Anacon Lead Mines
Arno
48'A
14
48%
114
41
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United Securities Ltd
Products Ltd
(j
Jan
18%
Ltd.—4"
Westeel
Windsor Hotel
Jan
53%
18
41
United Amusement
Corp Ltd class A
United Corporations class A—
United Fuel Inv
Wilson
109%
al7
(Cant
Twin
Canada
4
160
54
13%
A^
Transvision-Television
Western
Feb
■
Feb
11%
Jan
13%
19%
Ltd
Co
5%
-10
48%
45c?
11
111% Mar
Jan
800
14
Southern Canada Power
6% pfd—100
Investment Co Ltd
Standard Paving & Materials
10%
14%
II
20
Feb
7%
a
53%
Southmount
11
111% Mar
25
110110%
■
Russell Industries Ltd
Stowell Screw
11%
7%
*
■
11
111% 111%
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Abitibi
Jan
National
Grocers Co Ltd—
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6% cum pfdJoo
Nuclear Enterprises Ltd__%
Orange Crush Ltd
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Paul Service Stores
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
Jan
30*
—
•
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3%
14'A
a9%
18%
LtcL—HIIII41
Mills,
Jan
Feb
26
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Jan
115
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12%
13
11%
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15% Mar
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27
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Feb
40
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—
24%,
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1,099
,
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preferred
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.
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6%
1
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27%
40:
common—lo
7%
3
High
Jan
12%
Paper Co Ltd com—♦
Insurance Co
io
Massey-Harris
Low
27
41
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
4'
Inter-City Baking Co Ltd:
1—100
Int
MARCH
Range Since January 1
High
27 %
Great Lakes
Halifax
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Motor
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Ford
FOR
LISTED
4.90
70
43/4
Jan
6
Jan
69
Jan
71
Feb
69%
20
9%
8%
9%
260
22%
223/4
233/4
115
22% Mar
67
8%
CM
rv-
Jan
Mar
23%
93/4
29
Jan
Jan
Jan
35
36
COMMERCIAL
THE
(980)
&
LISTED
CANADIAN
Monday, March 6, 1950
MARKETS
for week ENDED MARCH 3
range
I
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
v
r
Friday
Range
Shares
Low
•
8%
100
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Canadian Wirebound
class
16%
Jan
18
Jan
31
Jan
33
Feb
Gwillim
102
102
10
101
Jan
103
Feb
Gypsum
27
Feb
9% Mar
13%
Jan
Jan
1.45
Feb
1.30
1.30
1,700
2.50
2.50
2.53
3,415
2.20
Jan
2.60 Feb
1.09
1.07
1.13
15.200
1.00
Feb
1.52
16c 21 %c
7%'C
9c
12
13
8%
8 Va
100
1.19
29,200
6c
5,200
1.30
8,400
1,500
—
—
1.09
-80c
1
5%c
5 Vac
1
1.28
1.25
_
13c
13c
—1
Jan
Jan
8c
14 Vk Jan
10%.. Jan
"25
1
Preferred
Cocfcshutt Plow
III
—
Jan
.15% Feb
,11 Vac Feb-
37c
Feb
50c
Jan
15C
25
Mar
15% Mar
1,072
2,400
225
1.40
15c
1.15
16%
Jan
18c
Jan
1.50 Jan
1.15 Jan
Feb
1.00
850
24c
20c
24c
198,196
13c
Jan
14c
Mar
8c
8c
8 Va c
10,260
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
1.00
Mines
Ansley
Astoria
Lebel
Consolidated
Mining. & Smelting—
I
Consolidated Press
-
['■it/ Class B
A
——
.
:
v^Onwest
Exploration
"•"Craig' Bit
Huron to Erie
Jan
Industrial
Feb
70
6,500
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
Mar
5c
Jan
4c
6,000
4c
60c
4,900
55c
Feb
62c
Jan
16c
12c
Feb
26c
Jan
96V4
12,822
3,631
6%
100
Jan
103
94% Mar
6% Feb
6%
Feb
1.75
Jan
220
1.50
Feb
320
160 ¥2
Jan
1.09
1.11
2,700
1,08
Jan
1.26 Jan
Jan
8% Mar
Cfoinor1 Pershing
Crowshore
Oils
-i
|;
Detta Red Lake
f
Dexter: Red Lake
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Discovery Yellowknife
-i
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—
Textile
j
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■■
East
[
I
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■
,
Ltd_
1
.;
-1
Jan
7c
Feb
26c
Feb
36c
Jan
27
-
—
42c
Feb
30c
Jan
20%
Jan
21% Jan
17%
Feb
21%
Jan
205
26% Mar
27%
Jan
21% Mar
29 V*
21%
50
2014
Jan
28
29%
134
26%
Jan
Feb
825
7%
Feb
2,005
19 Va
Jan
22 Va
Jan
34
34%
680
33%
Jan
36
Jan
50
11
Feb
12
Jan
174
25
173
Jan
175
Jan
10 y8
10 V*
100
10
Jan
11%
63c
98,350
52c
Jan
63c
54c
Mar
9% Mar
9
Feb
Jan
23c
13,800
6c
Feb
9%c Jan
He I2V2C
18,150
11c
Feb
14c
Jan
5»/4C
6,000
4c
Feb
6c
Jan
23c
9Va
9
21c
20c
23c
169.200
6c
6c
6%c
;
Jan
15 V4 c
9%
50
iiy8c
23c.
5c
23c
24c
8,700
2.26
2.48
51.500
2.45
5.15
5.00
5.25
30,425
5V4
5V*
55s
460
48
48
55
153:,
<■
Investment
.25
Ll:
28c
Mar
2.05
Feb
Feb
45%
5.30 Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
2.48 Mar
Jan
4.40
International
Bronze
Powders
International Nickel Co
Jack
Feb
Fittings Ltd
v;
Class
Jaculet
Mines
Joburke
,
;i
Jollet
6%
48
'
Gold
Jan
Feb
'Class"
Jan
21
Jan
23%
Jan
13% Mar
,14%
Jan
26
25%
26
389
4,800
4c
Feb
Feb
32%
32%
40
God's
8
8
25
7%
Feb
8
10%
1,000
9%
Jan
12
40c
42c
3,700
Jan
49c
Jan
17 Va
Jan
25
17
j
.Goldcrest
17
80
110
15
101%
Jan
3,145
31 Va
Jan
144%
144% 144%
9
5%c
Jan
38
143%
Feb
146%
Jan
960
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
8c
192.000
5c
Feb
8c
Feb
Jan
1,000
16c
Jan
21c
7,236
20c
Jan
30c
2,828
20c
Jan
30c
Feb
4%c
Feb
15c
Mar
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
66c
Feb
82c
Jan
6c
Feb
10%c
Jan
27c
25 Vac 25 Vac
15c
39,783
10 %c
11c
5,500
66 %>c
70c
37,240
9.104
,
.
Feb
7 V4 c
60
65
770
43%
Jan
65 (
Feb
5c
5c
500
4%c
Feb
6%C
Jan
1
18 Va
18
18%
1,715
\17%
Feb
19%
Jan
Feb
65c
Jan
6
7c
55c
1.31
2,000
50c
1.25
Feb
1.44
500
11 %C
Jan
14c
1914
Feb
19%
300
4.45
3,030
10c 12%C
4.35
19%
4.25
.19%
<
10.400
.
11%C 11 %c
■
—
;
56c
1.27
56c
1.29
■'
;
111,500
3%c
1.06
1.10
1.20
32,400
9c
385,300
3c
31c
31c
Feb
32c
3,150
9c
12,059
13
1,455
52 %c
52 %c
Jan
Jan
17c
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
5.30
Jan
7%c
Jan
20
4.25 Mar
8c
Jan
1.34 Jaa
Feb
9c
43 c
Jan
9c
Mar
14%
Jan
5%c Jan
12%
Feb
50c
Jan
64c
Jan
54c
14,450
1.90
2.00
2.00
8,500
1.90
Feb
2.40
Jan
6.60
138
6.25
Feb
7.35
Jan
3c
1,100
2%c
Feb
4c
6,000
4c
5c
40,000
4%c
Jan
16%
290
15%
Jan
19
19
78c
1.25
1.34
25
1,200
10,325
3%C
A—.
1.23
—1
•
•
•
B
1
Goldfields
Lynx Yellowknife
a
—_—+
MacDonald
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
36%
Feb
Macho River
Jan
10%'Jan
-
4c
1,500
;
,
■
5c
4,500
56 %c
54c
58c
18,920
31%
31%
31%
191
30 Va
30%
4%c
__
30%
140
22 %C
16c
23c
408,300
19c
16c
20c
30,400
Macfie Red Lake-
34%
-
-*3VaC Jan
Jan
4%c
4%c
Long Lac
14%
35 Vs
35 V*
35%
535
1G
10
10
400
120
2.43
8
120
121
170
5VL'C
6c
4.200
2.15
2.47
19,675
9
117
5%c
2.05
124
Jan
2.90 Feb
Jan
8
8
20
7%
Jan
.12%
12%
100
12 %
Feb
6%c Feb
Jan
^an
8
12%
19
74c
5c
Jan
Jan
Feb
82c
Jan
4%c
Feb
19 Va
Mar
1.15
Jan
7c
17
Feb
Feb
1.34
Feb
Jah
6c
4%c
Feb
7c
Feb
45c
Jan
62c
Feb
31
Feb
32
Jan
30V4
Jan
31%
13c
Jan
23c
Mar
13V»c
Jan
20c
Mar
Jan
14,012
44c
Jan
80c
6%c
17,000
5c
Jan
7c
Feb
10%c Mar
17c
Jan
10% c
10% c
11c
7,100
3.20
2.90
3.25
126,334
8%
8 Va
8%
1,085
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines—
3.05
2.99
3.10
McMlllan
Class
Export class
B
Magnet
Feb
Malartic
—
Gold
9%4
A
-——
60c
3.15
3.35
12,750
2c
2c
2%c
8,500
15
16
475
Eastern
27
27%
1,566
24
Jan
29%
53c
2,790
8%c
Jan
14c
Feb
Maple Leaf Gardens
99
50
98
Jan
99
Mar
87
20
87
Feb
91
Jan
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
2.25
2.38
5,890
2.25
Feb
2.60
Jan
92
92%
30
18%
181 %
18%
240
107
1G7
107
105
105%
110
111
55
110
Mar
111
Mar
2.85
2 85
200
2
Jan
3
Feb
—*
1.05
1.05
200
1.05
Jan
1.05
1.05
1,200
1.00
Feb
*
18%
19%
523
105
105
12
6.10
6.20
—1
615
7c
16 %C
l
95
91% Jan
17% Jan
Jan
19 •'/' Jan
Jan
6,197
17%
105
6.10
Jan
Jan
Feb-
107%
Feb
Gold
Marcus
Jan
3c
Jan
Mar
16"
Feb
Martin-McNeely
.
1,25
5c
—
#
Massey-Harris common
3%c
■
(L)
preferred
Mclntyre
19% Mar
Feb
6.60 Jan
McKenzie Red
McLellan
McWattcrs Gold
Milton Brick
1.30
12%
:
—
—
4,000
15c
Feb
17c
Jan
Mining Corp
—
1,500
6c
Jan
8c
Feb
Model Oils
—
6c
Jan
Modern Containers common-
4c
4VDC
8,324
3%c
Jan
52%
53
85
52%
Feb
10%
Jan
3.35 Jan
Class
A
Monarch
7c
Feb
Moneta
5c
Feb
Montreal
Jan
Moore
53
101/4
1.700
10
Jan
16
1,890
14%
Jan
42
43
60
40
Jan
10%
'16
43%
9%c Feb
Feb
——-—
Locomotive
Feb
Mar
Feb
9c
3,050
8
5V+
5 Va
1,100
5%
Jan
4c
4,400
3c
Jan
1.25
1.30
1,600
1.10
12%
12%
1,615
12 V.
1,000
■
9 Vac
6
•
Jiin
Jan
"Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
1.35
Feb
Jan
13%
Feb
•
35c
35c
31c
Feb
37c
15%
16
235
12%
Feb
16
17%
18
275
16%
Jan
13
Feb
11
Feb
•
II*
125
1
—
1
r
Feb
•
Feb
12
C
III
Mosher Long Lac—
Mylamaque Mines
.
Jan
60c
-
16
—
Corp common—_—
Preferred
6,100
•
18
Mortgage to Inv—_
-
15 a8
9%c Mar
Jan
35c
——
Porcupine
v
9c
—
5%
Mills
Be
'
Jan
67
'
•
Feb
'
3%c
Jan
7%c
Jan " •!
3%c
16%
100
Feb
36c
Jan
51c
8c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,000
32c
2.51
61%
8c
8,350
4%c
Feb
Jan
8C
36c
4,700
300
Jan
13%
8c
Red Lake
McMarmac
Mercury
Feb
63
Jan
97
115,500
Mid-Continent Oil
Feb
50
54c
Jan
5c
1,342
100
6c
28% Jan
17
; Feb
Feb
9%c
—
Feb
4%c
14%
17
53c
—
65c
1.700
30
6%c
-
^—
Mar
7c
<
Jsin
25 Va
Jan
9C
Lake
Gold
57c
5i,4c
27% Feb
62%
63
Porcupine
7,800
16 %c 16 %c
3 Vac Mar
21%
Jan
8%c Mar
15 %c
Jan
1.20 Jan
105%
-
10 Va
Jan
275
17
14.
.100
3%c
3,500
2,915
28
99 Va
14 ¥4
common
24%
17
17
—-
Preferred
5c
24%
27%
24%
——20
Preferred
McBrine
15
1
—
59c
2,700
42
2c
9% Mar
57c
15,450
15%.
Jan
13 %c Mar
7%c Jan
5c
*
Feb
3.45
80
5%c
2.74
•
J-"!
60c
Jan
49,700
10,900
Feb
5c
»
Feb
Jan
15c
Jan
2.65
4c
Jan
10
2.95
31c
9%
6c
5c
—-
3.15
8 %c
2c
5c
1
8%
Feb
4%C
3,500
2.70
—50
Jan
13%c
2.200
*
;Gqldhawk Porcupine
] * Goldora Mines
Jan
7%
15c
7c
l
■
3.25 Mar
9%
8V4C
Vac
7c
—1
Jan
Jan
2.76
9%
8c
■
2.70
Jan
—1
32 %c
1
2,11
Jan
—1
2c
C8c
2.33
Feb
13c
805
10,800
186,140
55c
Goldfields
to
10
3.30
Consol
99
2^5
2.45
Mlnes.
—
MacLeod-Cockshutt
,87
2.35
10,556
60c
5%c
2.53
Mines
12 %c
27
2.55
52 %c
—1
Mines
Feb
92 y4
1
Jan
Jan
9 Va
10c
1
745
—
38.
28%
103
V4 c
Lencourt Gold
15%
•
page
Feb
5c
l
15
Gold
see
Feb
60
—
15
Gold—
For footnotes
31%
16
26
Jan
1
f'! Gordon' Mackay class A
I'll-Great Lakes Paper common—
0 " Preferred /k
Jan
32%
31V*
Leduc-West
Jan
—1
•
Feb
27 Va
31%
:
class
4.60
common—
Goodyear Tire preferred—
Jan
■;
16%
78c
& Jones
61c
[ ij
-
40c
Jan
16
Jan
—___■*
-
100
102% 102%
4c
Feb
—
('. Gold Eagle Mines
M i .Golden Arrow
t \ ■ Gulden- ;• Manitou
31
27
Mines
"U"
4.20
___—
/Goldale Mines
f
31
31
10 %
Secord
38c
1
Lake
30
31
Lapaska Mines
2,832
Globe Oil
.
32 % Mar
10%
■
'Glbhofa GOld
32% Mar
3c
1.190
•
,-GiJIies Lake
Jan
6.60
42c
__100
—-100
Giant-Yellowknife Gold Mines--
3c
Jan
•
—
4.40
•
Preferred
27
323i
12%
Mining
41c
100
General Steel Wares
Feb
32
Cadillac
Class
25 Va
Jan
4%c
Gold
Louvicourt
32
Jan
6c
4.30
—100
—i
30%
1,450
31c
4.35
•
—
480
8,092
14
Feb
—
Jan
100
A
31
21 •%
13%
1.13
Gold
MCColl-Frontenac
1) ••>•
307-a
12 %c
Jan
21 % Mar
Feb
Feb
Mines
La Luz Mines
Leitch Gold
Jan
124
29%
Mines
Shore
Lawson
Jan
'3c
Jan
21%
Lake Rowan (1945)
Larder
47%
Jan
32%
Lake Lingman
Laura
Mar
2c
325
1
Dufault
Lapa
44
121
210
Labrador Mining to Exploration— —1
9c
•
common.
157
1
9%c
com
General Petroleum
2,700
1
17,500
*
'General Bakeries
2,055
15%c Jan'
4c
Labatt ( John) Ltd
Wasa
Jan
Feb
7%c Jan
32%
1
Lamaque
Feb
11 Va
JO
31%
Lake
8%c
•
_.a——
30,700
18
31
.'
8"sC
Exploration
v-5% % preferred
2,285
8%c
8%c Feb
Jan
3%c
Loblaw Groceterias class A-
V
10%
Jan
31%
•
Lake
Jan
7c
16 %
250
14
Kirkland Townsite
Lake
Mat
31%
Kirkland-Hudson
Lake
60c
10c
_a
——
Kerr-Addison
Laguerre
Feb
—Zi
^
Gold
Kirkland
Jan '
9 %c
Jan
6c
31%
Mines
Lexindin Gold
Feb
1,000
70c
Little
Feb
7%c
4o
a
Kelvinator
Kenville
58c
*
'
Feb
*
124
Quebec Mines
Feb
X
—-
Feb
5,000
11c
Feb
preferred—..——100
Gatineau Power
6c
7c
14 %c
Jan
•
—100
l
Gair Co preferred*
Jan
2%c
25 %c
43c
common—
"•'?; 5%" preferred
39c
31
Ltd
16%'
Fold .Motor class A
Frbncoeur Gold
f 'Frpbisher
Feb
17 %c 17 %c
50 %c
j>
iFraser. Cos
;
22c
•
21%
(1939)
_•
j \: Freiman (A J> preferred
4;020
44
Gold
Manitoba
v.
Jan
23c
Feb
25 %c
*
A
7c
2 Vac
Mining———
Jellicoe Mines
Macassa
?'
4c
Jan
8c
Jacola Mines
Jan
——
!} Fanny. Fa,rmer Candy Shops
\ f1 Federal Grain common
j I .•'•-•. Preferred :
1; Federal Kirkland
|| Federated .Petroleum
:
Jan
6c
17%
9
Feb
Mar
3%c
500
10%
5%c
Jan
8c
2,500
6 Vic
122
-100
15%
6c
3%c
4;S
Petroleum
:.28c.
21
47c
2 Vac
common-
89,638
2,479
50
Feb
2,400
8c
Jan"
30c
-
86,500
10%
Mar
11
2,700
60c
7c
42c
Jan
"
8%c Jan:
8V4C
Gold
Waite
10
Mar
Gc
•
35c
—X
Nickel
I f* "Famous Players
pfd
Preferred
International
Jacknife
26% c Jan
Feb
Jan.
5c
60c
lioo
28c
21%
42c
—.
34c
21
-
15, Falconbridge
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36 %c
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15,500
-
150
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1
115
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42c
33c
10 %
Feb
2
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16%
—
14% Jan
Feb
32%
preferred
5%
conv
preferred
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis (John) to Co_
Inspiration Mining
43c
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,
13%
Feb
6%c
$1.60
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13 Va
1
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11%
270
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325
14
25
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.
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Lake Fortune
174
62 %c
12%
8% Jan
8%
20%
11 Vh
Feb
60c
1
common
convertible
$1.25
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7%
10 %
1 %
17%
Jan
20 %
—
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6c
1.000
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V
7,000
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1.80 Jan
67c
1.60
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|j
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26%
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Feb
2,340
1.350
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5
Jan
16c
Feb
12c
40c
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7c
29 %C 29 %c
24
21% Mar
20%
l
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Eastern
2,000
37c
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100
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1.60
2.000
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325
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21%
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27
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j
Jan
42c
21%
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——
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13c
Feb
18
29
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•
Jan
23c
8%
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10c
4,700
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21
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6,200
29c
35c
lift
■
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7%e Jan
18
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37c
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58c
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Jan
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13c
3,040
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50c
40c
40c
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2,700
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17c
10,000
21%
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9%
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Feb
56c
1.60
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6%
9%
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j*Del Rio
2,025
1,330
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j
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1
—
:
100
15c
28c
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9%
7c
'
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Decalta
8%
Jan
165
5lc
1
Davis Leather class
i
15c
1
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i
1 'Z-
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;} D'Aragon Mines
\
8
9%
14 %C
8%
l%c
7c
Indian Lake
Feb
5c
9%
163
—1
4%c Feb
7 Vac
-10
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Imperial Oil
_•
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66c
1.50
ZIo
;
Jan
...1
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Hugh Malartic
Feb
1.50
common
Preferred
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4c
1
Feb
1.10
—
5,500
—1
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i
27
4%c
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160 Va
—
.100
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Feb
4c
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4c
161
-
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20
3%c
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8
6%
94%
_
200
22c
Hollinger Consol
51c
'
class
20%
Hinde to Dauch
806
94%
Oro
Jan
24
20
—
—
1,500
59c
60c
Consolidated
19%
Feb
Lake
Heva Gold. Mines
29,000
1
Feb
15
41 %c
HighlandiBell
Hignridge Mining—
Highwood Sarcee
62c
4c
j >: Consolidated Howey
17 Va
50
41c
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8%
14c
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■
325
15
5%c
67c
67 c
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18
15
10 %
4%c
8
17%
14
Gold Mines-
60c
60c
—
Feb
12%
Gold
4%C
8%
Mines
Jan
6c
1%C
•
4% preferred
Consolidated Bakeries
19c
Jan
1.50
Feb
1.00
Mar
25
Mar
Feb
1.39
Feb
14 %
Jan
165
1.25
2.32 Mar.
Feb
2.01
14
235
25
Feb
4%c Feb
15c
38c
15%
16c
1,000
Hedley Mascot
Jan
1,000
18,175
V
55
5,350
Harding Carpets
Heath
3c
2.32
Hard Rock
Feb
Jan
1.40
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^•Consolidated
Jan
Feb
Feb
16c
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Jan
Feb
1.21
1.21
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16c
Cotton
6c
2,VaC
14%
Hamilton
1.78
14%
15c
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Beattie
Jan
4c
Bridge
Feb
1.15
150
15%
■
Central
7c
4%
4%c
Halcrow Swayze
Halliwell Gold
Hasaga Gold
Headway Red
4,000
25
'
'
Consolidated
43c
9,029
High
Jan
15
Preferred
Feb
15 Va
2.05
•
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Feb
11c
Low
4 Va
17%
Alabastlne
to
Feb
2%c
14%
2.27
1
___
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36c
4Vac
common
8%
37c
2%C
-
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8,000
20 %
Lime
Brass
1.37
15
ZlZi
Hahn
Jan
72o
2%c
—*
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Cochrane Dunlop class A-
Lake
300
40c
10c
10c
Gold
Jan
47/aC Jan
7%
-
Jan
21V4C Mar
Jan
6c
310
1.05
15c
67,000
13
Jan
1,08
JAn
85c
21.500
8%c
:
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4%
38c
1
-
16c
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Hamilton
7,700
88c
86c
20 %c
-
.
Research
Cdniaurum
25%
100
351
1.25
87C
Chimo Gold
Coin
27
10
1.45
.-
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Cocheuour
27
9%
27
*
class
High
4%
4%
;
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Low
Mar
"
:
'
—
Circle Bar Knitting
Citralam- Malartic
'
Gunnar Gold
100
.
Wines
Shares
Mines
11,552
X
common
Lead
33
•
Central Porcupine
-Coastal-Oils
Gulf
1
Centremaque Gold
-•
Jan
17%
A
Central Patricia Gold -Mines--
Chesklrk Mines
154
Feb
151
for Week
Wire
33
—-
Chateau-Gal
Greening
Guayana Mines
17%
—20
Central Leduc Oil-
Chemical
Jan
Jan
33
Castie-Trethewey
Chatco' Steel
8
70c
17 Va
17%
class A
Cariboo Gold
151
Jan
Jan
.25
Railway
Corp
Utilities preferred
Canadian
151
—
60c
230
...—*
100
Tire
Cardy Corp
16
15 Va
1,300
15%
16
common
preferred
68c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
LOW
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
High
67C
—
Canadian Oils Cos
STOCXS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Canadian Malar tic
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
36c
12
Or,
Feb
12
35c
37c
8,400
33%c
Jan
38c
Jan
20%
20%
20%
790
20%
Feb
22%
Jan
76
75%
76%
560
75
Feb
78
Jan
27%
27%
55c
30
263/a
Jan
"•
'27%
Feb
Mar
37 %C 57 %C
514.350
16c
Jan
55c
7c
715
6c
Jan
7%c Feb
7c
Volume 171
Number 4887
;
THE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(961)
CANADIAN
-
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
National
_
Chemical
&
Steel
New
_
11
360
10%
Feb
12'A
575
28
Feb
22%
23
400
22
Jan
23
Feb
32C
33c
30c
Feb
38c
Jan
Steel
3y4C
3c
3'Ac
1,500
3c
Feb
1.00
1.00
1.03
8,156
1.00
Feb
I
Oils
,
j 93
_Z_*
05c
_•
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,
4534
1,500
Jan
1.65
17c
Jan
1
2.24 Jan
22c
3,400
2%c
Jan
5c
33Ac
Feb
8c
Jan
50
7A
Feb
8
129
10
Jan
130
128
405
5%
Jan
500
8'Ac
Jan
common
A
8
5'A
Feb
1.07
Jan
1.30
22,500
lO'Ac
Jan
500
15'Ac
5'Ac
Feb
7c
11,570
4.20
Feb
4.90
Jan
44'A
Jan
47%
Feb
Waite
Jan
Mar
17c
19 %c
30c
24'Ac
Jan
3c
Feb
4A
Jan
1,000
3c
Feb
5c
3%c
Mar
8.800
2c
Jan
3'Ac
Jan
Feb
34c
31c
254,997
1.88
1.90
74c
90c
76c
19,014
46
2,845
10
,
Ryanor Mining
preferred
(G
14%
2,505
12A
Jan
1.90
2.05
37,345
1.71
Jan
634
7%
60
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
48%
Jan
2.05
80c
9,600
75c
Feb
96c
Feb
18'A
Jan
23%
Feb
97c
4c
Feb
4%c
1.06
32,847
22%
4,414
51c
63c
70,400
4c
55 Ac
4c
1,500
5 A
5%
100
II
3c
3%c
10,500
29
29
170
48
48
25
48
48
25
12c
9c
12c
9c
5 A Feb
2%c Jan
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Grocers
For footnotes
500
page
37c
•
36c
39c
27
27%
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94
\
50c
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27%
■
—
1
50c
-
20c
25c
•
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-14,550
•■3,000
Jan
35c
94
•
•
Jan
15c
16%
3,665
14%
5,000
15%
29
50
27%
345
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50c - Feb
28 'A -Jan
.
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47c, Feb
2,800
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12 y4 -Jan
-
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12c,12'/4c
.
12
Jan
25%
50
f
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Jan
11% Mar
Jan
1.36 Jan
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11
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26
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Jan
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Jan
11c
28%
52
Jan
28% ;Jan
55
Jan
Feb
22% .Jan
3.70
3.75
v
.
3.90
3,600
19c
19c
2,640
7
7'A
505
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
3.45
3.35
3.45
20,120
2.91
Feb
3.50
Feb
6.20
6.20
6.25
7.05
Jan
3.60
19c
795
Jan
4.30
Jan
6.20
26c
Feb
Jan
,Jan
14
14
100
12'A
Jan
14
37c
37c
1,000
35c
Jan
41c
Feb
26c
34c
20c
Jan
34c
Mar
33c
8.10
8.00
8.10
25,000
2,045
•
42
39%
42%
9,965
♦
4.75
4.75
7.90
36
50
Feb
9.50
Jan
4.75 Mar
6.00
120
10
Feb
2,000
7c
Feb
8'Ac
Jan
5c
5c
500
5c
Jan
9c
51
51%
140
be
9 %c
2,902
9
Mar
49
Jan
7c
16%
16%
190
16
Jan
51
Feb
Jan
97/eC Jan
Mar
16%
30
30
50
29%
Jan
31%
Jan
33'A
24%
33%
50
32
Jan
34
P*eb
24%
85
23%
Feb
100 101%
33'A
•
24%
100
101
i
180
99%
Feb
10c
5%c
3,000
5c
34%
10c
5 'Ac
•
5c
9,600
4'/eC
34'A
20,500
26
Feb
Jan
101%
Jan
Jan
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12c
5%
Jan
Feb
6'Ac Jan
Feb
9c
4
Jan
35
620
33'A
Jan
37% -Jan
100
100
15
99%
Jan
100'A-Jan
14%
10O
5
Jan
9
7%c
*
common
Jan
42'A Mar
9
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common
:
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7%C
——
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5
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,
14% Mar
13.'A'-Jan
7
29
48
Feb
48
7c
Jan
12c
7Ac Jan
14c
Jan
9.35
14,435
Feb
9.80
80,900
Jan
10c
Jan
18 %c
Jan
3c
Jan
4%c
Jan
6c
6c
8.85
104% 104%
17%
20
3%c
3%c
3.65
5 V4c
7c
Jan
104% Mar
Jan
15'A Mar
Jan
33'A Mar
Feb
3%c Mar
5c
Feb
7'A Mar
15,100
Knitting
class
21c
Jan
78'Ac
80c
4,965
75c
Jan
92c
Jan
2.00
2.00
200
2
Feb
4.05
Jan
5c
Jan
7'A Mar
1
Preferred
Bulolo Gold
Canada
and
Canada
Vinegars
Shares
Sugar.
Canadian
Cottons
Canadian
Fairbank's
Morse
Industries
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Jan
15c
Feb
Canada
1.20
Jan
Consolidated
common
Western
2.31
2.23
2.35
46.841
21A
Jan
21'A
21A
2.38
560
Jan
20
Jan
21
21'A
200
21%
Feb
19%
Disher
24 Ac 27 Ac
Jan
13,200
21%
Feb
24c
Feb
63c 67 Ac
77,500
38c
Jan
48c
Jan
__
22%
Lumber
Dominion
Foothills
Paper
Bridge
International
Paper
common
28
635
27% Mar
165
24% Mar
98%
99
317
98%
Feb
33c
34c
3,425
300'A
33c
Jan
78c
83c
36c
47,750
Feb
67c
Jan
83c
105%
32%
Feb
36
Jan
20%
Jan
Pend
21%
Feb
Price
Feb
Southmount Investment
Southwest Petroleum
35
36
575
9%
—
21%
21%
10c
12c
13,050
55c
10c
60c
5,298
9%
9%
1,050
25
90
91
525
10c
Jan
53 Ac Feb
8%
86
International
12Ac
Jan
62c
Jan
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
91
Feb
Ltd
2,225
3'A
Feb
99
99%
110
8.50
8.70
395
22'A
22%
810
92
Jan
8.50 Mar
,
common
common
Oreille
Bros
Temiskaming Mining
Consol___:_.
Jan
Jan
Feb
4%
Feb
Feb
104
9.75
Jan
22
Jan
12
12%
50
12
Jan
13
Feb
23%
75
22'A
Jan
24'A
Jan
105% 105%
20
105%
Feb
105%
Feb
45%
Feb
42
Feb
45
45
45
150
45
Mar
41
41%
150
39
Jan
21%
21%
100
3.85
3.75
4.00
3,425
98
loi
480
3.80
3.70
3.80
1,500
60
59
60
267
i9y„
191/0
191/,
3,185
34%c
33%c
35c
4,200
13
13
40
21%
2%
89
3'A
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
22%
24
.
3%
56
Jan
60
177/e
Jan
19%
33'Ac Mar
12
Feb
Jan
4%
101
45c
Feb
Mar
Feb
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
Feb
42'A
42'A
42%
305
40'A
J.an
44'A
3.75
3.75
3.80
2,265
3.15
Jan
4.00
Mar
7%
40
39%
40%
501
37'A
Jan
41'A
Feb
20'/e
19%
20%
595
19%
Feb
22'A
Jan
50c
50c
15
50c
Mar
52c
Jan
*
__
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3 95
6
5
Utilities
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvie Flour
3 75
41
Mar
81c
92 "
Mar
.
Oil
25
35%
26%
Jan
5
•
24%
Jan
Jan
82'A
23%
*
27%
27
24%
35
•
28
■
355
90
•
common
24%
__
26'A
90
♦
*
Langley's
25'A
•
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Steel
150
*
Feb
Jan
__
»
Dalhousle Oil
21
Range Since January 1
Low
High
sy4
1
Vickers
Canadian
High
*
com
Canadian Marconi
Jan
30
3 75
common
Canadian
32c
Jan
•
100
48 'A
10
__
__
Preferred
25%
69c
26'A
*
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Feb
9'A Jan
Low
•
Canadian Bronze common
Feb
1.91
for Week
,_5
Feb
Feb
2 'A -Jan
Sales
Range
100
47
1.10
2.27 Jan
5
«
23%
10c
Week's
of Pi ices
1
Asbestos Corp
Jan
6Ac
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Last
British Columbia
Pulp & Paper com__*
Brown Co -common
25c
820
Feb
*
B
Andian National
100
9%
17c
Friday
1,000
9%
2,300
Sale Price
12c
65Ac
19C
2.07
Canadian Funds
1.10
*
18C
STOCKS
nc
24 Ac
Jan
19C
1
Mines
Toronto Stock
1.10
__
30c
1
Bear
Jan
3.50
315
26c 28'Ac
Mar
12%
3,200
7'Ac
Feb
27
2,000
5c
7 Ac
5c
19%
103'A
4,100
4c
Jan
6c
1,000
Mar
2.13
Par
11'Ac 13 Ac
805
23c
.Tan
Jan
33,500
5,000
Mines
Mar
49c
4c
25c
Feb
28
19%
3,895
23c
Feb
Feb
3c
50
2.15
24'Ac
•
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Jan
Feb
19 A
&
Feb
Jan
Jan
25c
19A
Lead
3%c Mar
27
9.25
14%
2.10
1
«Wrlght-Hargreaves
York
1,105
3.65
•
38.
500
1.18 Mar
10
100
Jan
9,200
3.65
100
see
75
7%c
17%.Mar
44c
•24'/oc Mar
21
Wool Combing
Jan
28c
•
common
11%
1
common
Electric
1.17
27 A
•
Mines
11%
(7'Ac
•
(George)
Preferred
1.03
25c
1
Preferred
11 %
-?%c
4.75
1
Yellorex
27'A
__
Stadacona
1,161
•
Feb
Feb
Jan
2,925
30%
11%
■
1
Class A
Weston
Yellowknife
28c
1
Standard Chemical
-1.25
lO'/e
11 %
;
Feb
Feb
145
Western Canada Breweries
Western
Feb
48
25
'*
1.18
17
36c
12V4C
125,100
,
Jan
27'A
20
Co
1.18
25
f
1,010
17c 24%c
11c
190
Products
40c
28'A
625
100
1
Feb
55
ZZZl
•
Brazeau
;17% 17%
38'Ac 38'Ac
6c
22'A
;
20% c
44
16,600
9c
1
Co common
22,700
Jan
'
7
3.20 Jan
Jan
1.00
22'A
60
Slater (N)
11c
31
Feb
Jan
75C
47
570
Siscoe Gold
—6 Ac
2.92
14'Ac Feb
Feb
51c
78c
47 A
Sladen Malartic
8,505
Feb
Feb
24'A
Preferred
3.00
Jan
54%
& W)__
Class A
Yale
47 A
,____
2.95
12c
Jan
*
West Malartic
14% Mar
12%
I
23%
class B
2.99
26%
1
Wekusko Consol
Winnipeg
15'A
1
Feb
•
Wlngait Gold
33 A
1
Feb
6
•
Winchester Larder
15
i__<
29
215
.
-Jan
.Jan
21'A
common
Feb
4 7'A
Simpson's Ltd class A
Ltd
Jan
24y4
class A__
(Hiram)
Waterous
Feb
33'A
I
120
7
7-;
•
1.05
•
common
3,000
29'A
ZZZl
1.10
50
certificates
14c
29
*
25c
50
Amulet
17'A
27c
Sllanco Mining
Silver Miller Mines
12'Ac
2.31
1
Jan
15'A
1
Jan
21'Ac Mar
.25
preferred
Z
Jan
*
;
1.66
29
Mines
Jan
1
Sherritt Gordon
Feb
12c
Mfg
15'A
33 A
50c
1.45
—
Oils
76c
Sarnia Bridge
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
j
Viceroy
Violamac
86c
senator
com
1,700
25c
•
110
1
Preferred
1.54
*
3,20 J
Mar
9.30
1
Feb
1.50
<
I
4,400
1
Mines
_•
Mines
85c
1
Rouyn Ltd
Bhawinigan Water & Power
.1
Hill
16'A
49
Gold
6%c
4
i6y*
15c
100
Lawrence Corp common
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
14,100
1
1st preferred
Ban Antonio Gold
Feb
Feb
18c
liy2c
•
Jan
Mar
loc
1
common
46
16c
1
Russell
82c
Jan
34c
•
Roybar Chlbougamau
Rupununi Mines
Jan
85
1
Eank
Royalite Oil
3.45
68c
42%
2,100
»
•
3.15 Jan
Jan
40c
*
Royal
3c
Resources
80c
,
29
Co
^an
48 %
_»
1
1.95
40c
1
73c
1
I2%c Mar
48%
__
1.03
A
Feb
Jan
1.80 Jan
40c
22%
Gold
2,500
___ioo
90c 94 Ac
1.98
_
3.30
46c
7 AC
2,555
200
45'A
75c
29'Ac
2,750
8 Ac 12 Ac
45%
1
Lac
5c
—
Western Ashley Minerals
8,400
3.30
•
Preferred
5c
Jan
29 %C
46c 49Ac
14%
1
Jan
3,000
5c
2V2c
85c
Quesabe Mines Ltd
8,600
3'Ac
5c
3c
igy4
Regcourt
20c
3c
31^
Z"5
Quemont
Mfg common
50c
10'A
*
Ventures Ltd
Walker
Feb
Queenston Gold
A
Feb
Feb
5c
1
class
2.70
41c
common
Steel
Vulcan
Feb
1.58
1
class
Feb
3,700
Jan
500
Jan
1
Gold
20,950
41c
IS
Canada
33,920
Feb
__40
Mining
3,600
2.65
8%c
Oils
Upper
4c
1
Quebec Labrador
23c
2.56
-1
__2
Keno
United
Feb
1.23
1
Quebec Manltou
United
Feb
7%
4,000
10
Preferred
>
11c
11,700
1
Quebec Gold
21 %c
Feb
Jan
4c
1
common
Jan
-1
Fuel class A
Class B preferred
5V2
46%
Feb
2.99
24%c
United
1
1.20
46%
21%
Feb
Mining
United
7%
13c
Feb
'
Class B
Jan
49.900
7A
Feb
2.25
7
Exploration
-Preferred
Union
Feb
20%
..United Corp class A
Jan
Feb
22
108
Mar
355
Union Gas
26 %c
Jan
Feb
•
106'A
20 Va Mar
102
18,650
-II
Transcontinental
:
140
Jan
2.42
Transvlsion-Television
Jan
1.48
1
Mines
*"
17% Jan
100% Feb
*80
29
Tower Petroleums
Traders Finance class -A
;
2.05
4c
Z_1
Purity Flour Mills
South am
Jan
20c
8,500
9,400
6
1.42
1
Preston. East Dome
South
•:
1.80
'
4C
•
Dairies
Feb
Feb
5% Mar
5,150
1.46
1
___:
Metals
Silverwood
11%
<
...Jan
Feb
Jan
1.54
Gold
Towagmac
Jan
Jan
lOc
,1
*
Corp
trust
11'Ac
.,9%c
10
,
165
Voting trust certificates
Breweries
Jan
1
Powell Rouyn Gold
Voting
Feb
7c
2,071
1.95
7c
1
Sicks'
6c
63Ac Feb
-
100
20%
16%
12 %C
Jan
5c
t
210
72c.
5c
Toronto Iron Works
Class A
Feb
.
;
900
4.40
•
Sannorm
.
7c
River
Power
Mar
4%c
12c
1
Industries
Jan
•*
8,150
4.20
lOc
Gold
Long
Jan
2.80
1.12
ig
1
Silk
70c
17'A
5%.,Jan
,
Feb
40c
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto Elevators
,4c
■y
24,500
7c
Oil
Textiles
19c
Jan
2.58 Mar
39,500
*
i3C
Porcupine Reefl Gold
River
10c
4 20
Ltd
Jan
60c
-
Feb
65c
22c
Tamblyn Ltd common
Taylor Pearsoni common
5%
1
*
Mines
r
4%
9,200
20'A
2.63
Toburn Gold
Feb
Feb
*45
72c
2.30
Mines
Jan
71
5%
20%
River
Tombill
434
High
2.31
'
Feb
1.18
15c
*■.
10,500
__ZZ_ZZl
Zl
Powell
Sand
4.VaC
8e -9'Ac7JAc. i)J4c,
lO'A
10'A
5 'A
5%
7'A
1.89
Saguenay
11.840
10V4C IOV4C
n%c
St
46,125
1
Mines.
Oils
910
64c
2.70
f
Jan
60c
129
71/
1
Roxana
Jan
4c
Jan
4c
129
•
Rochette
•66'A
4c
Piccadilly Porcupine
Roche
2,555
2%c Jan
40c
33
Low
102 102'A
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark J
Tip Top Tailors
Feb
7%
Pickle
Robertson
70
19c
3 %c
Bioneer Gold
Reno
Feb
3i^c
Gold
Renfrew
1.07
4y4C
Paymaster Consol
Riverside
200
•
Malartic
Power
101,300
18c
2
Partanen Malartic
Pressed
2,000
•56c
1.08
25c
Tubes
(
■
Jan
20 Ve
-
1.87
Cadillac
Crow
-
3'Ac
23c
1
Porcupine
Western
Perron
13c
1.73
*
Petroleum
Paramaque
Jan
1.82
~1
ZZZZZZIZl
I
Lake
Pacific (Eastern)
Farbec
9c
17 VaC
Osisko Lake Mines
Osulake
Mines
Pandora
875
jgc
50
Orenada Gold
Pan
Jan
Jan
1 74
Orange Crush
Jan
'4c
10'Ac
•
Loan
5c
Jan
Jan
__1
"I
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario Beauty Supply preferred
Pamour
ioy„
./ 5ya
_
Malartic
Pacific
u
1
Gold
Feb
3c
7%c
8c
5
Oils
3c
8c
4c
20%
7_,
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Taku
a
_•*
;
3,500
Jan
Feb
27%
16%.
Superior Oils Ltd
.
16%
60
70c
common.
w
Jan
33
.
Jan
8 Ac
6,500
•
9^"
••
:
Ogama-Rockland
4c
88c
Feb
5,700
2.58
1
i)
tw
preference
3:3%
70c
5'4
16%
Suliivan Cons
Jan
3 Ac
GlC'
2.6O
1
____
Mar
Jan
~19c
i
Mines
60c
6'Ac
69%
62'Ac
Gold
Canada
2,750
101 101%
*
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon River Gold
i
•
Jan
50c
.
1
Gold
73c
50c
1.08
-
Feb
8Ac
10%cl0%e
-69%
New
Jan
48c
Feb
4,100
3c
of
16%
33
Feb
Ac
1.32
8c
~~
Oo
High
15%
t-mm
Preferred
Jan
3 Ac
1
Mines
North Star Oil common..
35c
24,450
7c
3'Ac
1,
Northland
3,492
78c
,,
"•
"
_
43c
68c
oy"!
.
Olsen
Range Since January 1
Low
Surf Inlet
6 Ac
52c
Gold
Mines
North IncaGold
Page
43c
3y4C
.
_
3
Jan
72c
Starratt
21 % Mar
Mar
ZZZIZZ*
__Z_Zl
Mines
Orlac Red
66c
31c
„•
Norseman
Ontario
33,900
Z*
Mines
Normetal Mining
O'Learv
103'A
101'A
36,025
1
,
Nordon Corp
Omega
Jan
40
73c
__1
*
Okalta
1.68
41c
_•
Nipissing Mines
Noranda Mines
Preferred
Feb
37c
1
-
O'Brien
Jan
1.41
66c
ZZl
Yellowknife
Norplck
19'A
5,282
73c
1
Pacalta
Norlartic
1,360
1.52
38C
1
Thurbois
Nicholson.
21A
1.46
1
Nor zone
New
Nib
20%
101 % 102'A
1
Z_IIIl
Jan
New common
21V2
1
___
Sbares
Stedman Bros
3,000
1
Gold
for Week
16
28'A Mar
102'A
Mines
New
Feb
Standard Paving common
Preferred
Standard Radio class A
28%
Z.50
Newnorth Gold
11%
;
Feb
28
•
Newlund Mines
"New
Jan
100
_
New Jason
Marlon
10%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
9'A
28
Dickenson Mines
New
150
37
•
_
New Goldvue
'
Jan
11
High
Feb
8%
*
preferred
Calumet
34 A
200
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
io34
Bidlamaque
New
New
Low
50
9'A
n
.
*
B
Car
iWm)
3
Friday
36%
91/4.
Negus Mines _Z
Neilson
MARCH
Range Since January 1
High
30%
__
20
Petroleum
MARKETS
ENDED
7T
common
Hosiery class
National
Low
5
Preferred
National
Shares
5
National Grocers
LISTED
WEEK
for Week
*
com
Preferred
National
Range
of Prices
Par
Breweries common___
National Drug
FOR
Sales
Last
Sale Price
i
RANGE
5
j_
18%
18'A
18%
715
17%
Jan
18% Mar
*
23%
23%
24%
125
22'A
Jan
24%
19%
i97/o
25
19% Mar
5.30
5.30
5.45
1,820
5.30 Mar
68
*
1
•
20
6.00
Feb
Feb
Jan
67'A
68
110
63%
Jan
69 %
*
42c
43c
125
41c
Feb
42'Ac
Jan
*
30c
30c
800
32c
Jan
40c
Feb
6'Ac
6'Ac.
600
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
C0c
60c
500
57c
Feb
GOc.
Feb
1
.1
„
Jan
38
COMMERCIAL
THE
(982)
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, March 6, 1950
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
x
Quotations
for Friday, March
3
,
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Mutdal Funds-—
Aeronautical
Securities
Affiliated Fund
Amerex
Ask
1
5.92
6.49
1%
10
4.30
33%
4.65
35%
______
Inc_
Holding
Bid
Par
Corp
_l
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B
3.93
8.09
15.43
Par
Bid
Mutual Fund—♦
Second Fund__10
Managed Funds—
98.67
100.68
47.87
48.85
Mutual Funds—
Loomis Sayles
Loomis Sayles
4.26
—1
5
American Business Shares
8.75
16.77
3.49
3.78
4.45
3.33
3.67
1
6%
7%
Electrical Eqiupment shares.lc
General Industries share3__lc
lc
3.74
4.12
Blair Holdings Corp___
Bond Xnv Tr of America
1
2%
2Vo
Non-Ferrous Metals
lc
3.14
*
97.99
shares
lc
3.94
21.58
lc
4.01
102.07
23.33
Furnishings shares
Paper
shares
Petroleum
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
4.17
17.28
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc„10c
7.47
32nds of
more
point
a
Bonds—
Bid
Ask
1%S May
1952-1950
99.22
1%S Jan.
100.2
1,
1,
1953-1951
99.28
100.2
2%s Feb.
—
1,
1955 1953
101.28
102.2
100.3
100.7
Other Issues
19.46
28.55
38.12
40.99
Mass
12.81
99.26
14.23
15.47
16.47
1953
1,
"100.2
100.5
-1-18%
1961
119%
1%S
Oct
1957-1955
l,
—
13.85
14.90
l%s Feb.
Panama Canal 3s
30.86
1
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
8.19
1
Fund
Ltd
9.30
Steel
1
15.43
16.68
100 4,220
4,370
Preferred
,_100
137
142
Commonwealth Investment
1
5.88
6.39
Delaware
Fund
1
X14.42
15.87
Dividend Shares
—_____25c
1.58
1.73
Fund
Chemical
Christiana Securities com
Howard-
Eaton &
Balanced Fund
Fund'
Stock
1
Industrial Fund Inc-1
10
Boston Corp—_
First Mutual Trust Fund
1
4.11
Bond
lc
6.14
lc
5.40
5.92
2
15.38
Fundamental investors
Inc
16.85
1
16.70
53,75
General Investors Trust———1
5.13
lo
7.10
:—lc
6.40
6.39
shares
lc
7.87
shares
lc
6:63
10i26
__lc
7.70
shares
Industrial Machinery shares
lc
7;17
institutional bond shares-—lc
9.39
8.67
6.01
lc
lc
8:76
5.10
lc
7.50
Railroad Bond Shares—
lc
2:50
2.76
RR Equipment
Railroad stock
shares
lc
3;71
lc
4.73
5.20
lc
5.07
5.57
lc
4.69
5.15
ac
6.20
6.80
—
shares
Petroleum
shares
Steel
Tobacco
shares
Utility shares
Howe
Fund
1
4.54
4.91
Income Foundation Fund____10c
Plan
Inc
1,80
1.96
Incorporated Investors—^t.ii.5
25.14
23.24.
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Aviation
Group
Group shares
Investment
Co
America
of
Investment Trust of
1
90c
1.12
1.24
12.74'
1
8.55
9.37
15.13
15.48
(Investment
B1
Bf2
Bonds)
1
27.53
1
24.26;
1
17.19
Bn3
(Medium Grade Bds)
(Low Priced Bonds)
B-4
(Speculative Bonds)
1
9.92
28.79
*
26.46
18.76
16.15
S-l
(Quality common Stks)_l
1
29.90
32.62
15.75
12.67
13.82
S-2
S-4
(Income com Stocks)
(Low Priced com Stks)__l
Knickerbocker Fund
Trust
Lexington
_________l
Fund
25c
Dated
Bid
bl 30
1.15%
1.35%
8-1-49
5-
1-50
bl.30
9-
1-49
6-
1-50
bl.30
11.76
12.89
1
8.99
9.85
1
11.99
10.87
3-50
bl.30
1.30%
11-
8-
1-50
bl.30
1.15%
1-49
12.36
*
4.13
American
Alliance
American
Automobile
„—
11.23
13.23
14.50
1
10.20
11.18
i'—1
11.15
12.22
i—1
8.51
9.33
Mar. 16,
1
15.32
16.79
Mar. 23,
1
10.93
1950_:
April 6, 1950—
April 13, 1950.
Public
utility
1
8.60
9.42
1
5.70
6.25
Bid
Mar.
__■
1950-
bl.14
1950-
bl.14
American Casualty
1.08%
bl. 14
bl.14
6.96
8.42
1
11.67
15
22
1
16.12
17.33
1
2.52
value).*
52.95
52.95
2%
11.25
12.17
Bank
21%
22%
Bank of New
Trading
(Geo)
Fund
Investors Fund
Putnam
Republic
.Fund Inc
(net
asset
Paf'
Selected Amer Shares
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign Investors
Street
Television
Trusteed
Union
1,
Investment
Fund
6.20
Corp.**
6.79
New
&
York
Fifth
Bankersr Trust
Brooklyn
1
21.87
Series
B
1
18.44
C
1
20,09
__
Union Preferred Stock Fund
1
I
7.48
United Income Fund Shares
1
10.19
11.03
Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
l
10.65
10.86
1
18.41
20.09
Whitehall Fund Inc
1
17.25
18.55
Wisconsin Investment Co__
1
3.77
4.08
Chemical Bank & Trust
Trust
7.73
8.90
1
2.21
2.51
1
3.98
1
2.33
North Amer Trust Shares—
——
—20
____!
Bank
Trust
&
Trust
National
Irving
Bank
Trust
Par
Bid
36%
Trust
105%
10
Maryland Casualty common.. -1
$2.10 Prior preferred
10
$1.05 Convertible preferred. -5
20%
21%
51%
54%
26
Fire
National
American Re-Insurance
34
36
National, Fire
American Surety
25
63%
66%
National
Automobile
10
60 %
63%
New
New
31%
33%
Bell Telephone of
9%
10
Union
65
68
Chic
Fire
5
New
Yorlr Fire.
62 %
64%
23
24%
North
76
79
37%
2
10
Northern
41%
x46
___j._5
River
39%
43%
48
19 %
Northeastern
Ins
Co
20%
26%
2.50
12.50
27%
—3.33%
73/4
5
17
Phoenix
10
65
64%
:
—
Preferred
Accident
91%
94%
Reinsurance
22%
23"%
Republic
General Reinsurance Corp—_10
Glens Falls
5
30%
32%
Seaboard Surety
Corp
(N Y)
(Texas)
—5
13%
14%
16%
18%
95%
30%
__10 *106
5
32%
(New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard Accident
—
U
Hanover
Fire
10
35%
37%
Hartford
Fire
—10
121%
125 %
Hartford
Steamboiler
_10
37%
39%
Pac
&
——
1979:
1979
S
Guarantee
Westchester Fire
37
10
-
37%
39
Bank—100
295
Mellon Natl Bank & Trust™100
59 %
282
302
37
39
Peoples First National
Bank & Trust
431/2
.47%
20
61 y2
Portland
278
272
49%
93
First
96
43 %
National
Bank
12%
8iy2
20
62 %
65%
of Amer NT&S A—12%
53%
55%
45 %
United
Bank
Natl
San Francisco
gs/8
695'
665
States
94
Bank
Security Issues
101V*
103%
-1980
Duke
Power 27/sS
99%
54
lo
10
110
34%
103%
57
38
-
40
47%
Pwr
Par
pfd
$2.20
4.28%
Hartford
Power
&
Electric
56%
52 '
52%
Light—
100
3.90c
pfd„50
103%
103
5% %
pfd_30
Kentucky Utilities $4.75 pfd_100
99%
99
iooy8
Maine Pub
100%
N
104%
104
_1979_
Serv $5.50
pfd
20
106
Power
United
Gas
52
37
38
101%
102%
19%
20%
Y State Elec & Gas—
4%%
pfd
(series
Penn
& Light—
Pub
.1979
2%s
104%
104
Corp
2%s— .1970
1949)
100
Pwr &
Ser
1st pfd—25
Lgt 4 % %
(Colorado)
pfd__ 100
106
4.40
104%
105 J/4
102%
103%
:
,
Par
101
101 Va
Bid
Ask
Blackstohe Valley Gas & Elee— *
$4.25
4.75 %
Rochester Gas
Hudson
Gas
preferred
&
—
Elect
100
San
100
107%
107%.
28%
108%
131%.
&
Island
108%
Elec—
100
106
? ;
Diego Gas & Elec— '
preferred
Sfeaten
2(1
21%
22%
Edison—
preferred
100
107
108%
10U
108%
109%
106%
Tenn
105
107
pfd_100
$4.75 preferred series G
4.90 %
_100 .105V2
preferred
28%
-
Pub Serv of Okla 4.65%
101%
-
redeemable
$4.80
4%%
Central
107%
51%
Pacific Gas & Elec Co—
Service Co 2%s_.—. -1969
mortgage
Ask
55%
«
preferred.
104
Bid
*
—
"
Gas Transmission—
$4.65 preferred
49%
10
40
42
100
450
465
4
54%
65%
10
81%
85%
22
23%
2
&
preferred
Delaware
106%
18%
Gas
1980
7%
12%
$2.04
RR—
Lgt & Power 2%s__ -1984
1st
6%
33
Lt
Conn
103%
103
37%
2
Stocks (Continued)—
Ask
100%
Niagara Mohawk Pow 2%s
Public Serv of Indiana 3s_ .1979
Tenn Gas Transmission 3s_ .1969
5%
Fidelity & Guaranty C0__2
U S Fire
U. S.
35%
Pittsburgh
Farmers Deposit Natl
Iowa Southern Util
2%s _1999-i
Commonw'lth Edison
included in year's range). bBid yield price, d Deferred delivery sales (not
range), e.Ex-interest, f Flat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
nAdmitted to trading N. Y. Curb.
rCash sales (not included in year's range),
tExliquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges. wdWhen delivered. wi When
issued,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
a
—
16
National Bank of Detroit
104%
35%
10
Security
Travelers
Bank
31%
330,
Detroit
22
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt 2Vss .1979" 103%
100%
—15
30
315
34%
~8%
10
10
St Paul Fire & Marine
—
27/ss
Island
Stocks—
5
20
100
105%
5
Providence-Washington
10
Bank
Co
Trust
National City
103%
63
69%
Globe & Rutgers Fire common_5
Cleveland
109%
105
140
10
62%
2nd preferred __—
American
Rock
Kansas
25
10
54%
630
102%
118
38%
10
Great
27/8S_
Power
Oregon
Central Maine Power 27/ss_
Federal
Globe & Republic—
Calif
Conn
10
52%
610
46%
315
Pa 3s— -1974/ 105%
34
Employers Reinsurance
of Frisco
350
1, 480
1979
Associated Tel 27/8S
34
87/a
Pacific Fire
Newark
335
2Q
1971
Amer Tel & Tel 2%s
32
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
of
100
100
19%
100
(Detroit)—10
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire
5
Fund
Harris Trust & Savings
Northern Trust Co
Bid
32
105%
69
66%
233
106^
28 %
Recent
-5
-4
Casualty
92%
225
1, 300
306
'
Bonds—
-5
Assurance
Mfrs
&
22%
Fireman's
&
?.
95
100
Central'National
25 - 91
Trust——12""
8%
Trust
Ask
220
Illinois
National Bank & Trust—33%
27%
21%
Firemen's
States
210
First National Bank-
7%
20%
25 *
Guarantee
100
36
Bank & Trust_17% •;
109 %
18
10
city Natl Bank & Trust
663/4
106%
20
York Trust
Bid
Chicago
-
(J P)
52%
Merchants
Phila—
Par
28%
100 1,450
25 ' 411/2
Co
Companies
Ask
38%
America- .10
Massachusetts Bonding
of
1.08%
Ask
-5
16%
Assn
1.10%
6%
10
:
Manufacturers
.20
Casualty__5
American of Newark
2%
Fire
bl.14
'
100 1,240
County Trust—
Lawyers Trust
United
Merchant
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
1950
64%
Guaranty Trust _:
_100
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Title
Home
40
1,
Cleveland
10 ~ 32 %
Kings
Companies
18%
38
1.10%
June
52
•
1
Exchange Bank & Trust-20
County Trust Co
(White Plains, N Y)
16
Empire Trust
50
First
2.50
Independence Trust Shares
28%
77%
*
bl.14
50
44%
Com
Fiduciary
Diversified Trustee Shares-
27%
Employees Group Assoc
1950
bl.14
—_
159
154'
—10
Co.
Stamped
Federation
Ask
72%
25,
Continental
103
_15w
Bank-
Continental Bank & Trust—
Type Trusts-"-
74%
69%
1.08%
May
Commercial National Bank &
Union Common Stock Fund
Series E
—100
Trust
Chase National
6.50
Jersey Insurance of N Y
36%
1.08%
bl.14
1950
1950
18, 1950
1.08%
27%
48
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Insur Co of North
___
bl.14
4,
11,
348
10
12.33
67
Continental Casualty
_10
Crum & Forster Inc.———10
1.08%
"
100
57.50
Series 1956
—10
bl.14
1950
1.06%
'Bid
>:
>
83c
1
Series
1955
York
Avenue
series A
Bond Fund
Unit
Co—lO"*
Manhattan
the
of
74c
17%
Camden Fire
Ask
1.08%
27,
May
-
54.50
11.31
257/a
Connecticut General Life
Bills
May
■
.
Shares.—25c
Inc
Industry
2.73
25
1.15%
bl.14
Banks & Trust
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
5
Bankers & Shippers
Boston
bl.30
20, 1950
2.76
&
68%
10
1-50
12.79
5
Tobacco
Petroleum
66
American Fidelity &
12-
9.23
2.50
*
1-50
May
6.35
Equitable Assur_____5
American
1.15%
3-
:
April
1.08%
bl.14
Mar. 30,
1
Series
55
1.15%
bl.30
Bid
1.06%
1
65
4
bl.30
1-50
April
1.02%.
Steel
5.55
27%
2-50
11-
Ask
bl,14
9, 1950—
Railroad equipment
5.45
25%
1.30%
11.98
—
97%
10
10-
1-50
United Stales Treasury
10.25
1
s*ock
10
—25
—
3-50
2-
■
4.53
11.50
10
Agricultural
Ask
1.15%
1-
1.30%
1.15%
10.49
10
Life
1-50
11.53
11.28
7-
Sterling- National
Casualty & Surety
9-
13.14
—1
1
10-3-49
New
Aetna
Bid
bl.30
Due
1-49
1.30%
1.30%
Public Nat'l
Aetna
Dated
12-
;;f:
1.15%
1
stock
& Co Inc
100
National City Bank
—12%
Aetna Insurance —
.9859
—_
1.15%
1.35%
5.08
Bid
99.9695
1,1951
1.30 '/c
8.59
Morgan
Par
.9883
Rate
7.29
4.97
Insurance
.0418
99.9769
1,1950
ll'/esjan.
Ask
3-50
Due
4-
1-49
7-
11.08
Railroad
17.19
S-3 (Appreciation com Stks)_l
.0384
100.0100
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
7.84
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
26.04
.0307
100.0288
tl'/e-s Oct.
100.7
6.65
17.62
23.87
100.6
—
10.11
10.83
K-l (Income pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 Appreciation pfd Stks)_l *
1955
100
1
Oils
11.06
Keystone Custodian Funds—
99.31
1
Metals
13.96
10.17
1 %S Marchr 15,
1.55%
Wall Street
Boston—l
Investors Management Fund
10.40
9.49
82c
1954-
15,
1
State
shares—__lc
lc
Insurance Group shares
lc
Stock and Bond Group
lc
Bank
IQ'0.0235
1,1950
1,1950
7.27
Inc—
4.08
shares-
1
Machinery
Merchandising
8.22
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
.0241
1,1950
fl>/4 S.July
100.1
100
17.13
Insurance
9.16
5.60
shares-—-
1%S March
4.49
15.93
1,1951
preferred stock—1
Electrical equipment
1
6.59
Priced
Low
1100.0061
tl%s June
Jll'sS Sept. 15, 1950
4.07
4.11
Diversified
9.50
lc
3.72
Diversified Investment Fund-l
9.86
Investing Company shares—lc
6.65
Corporate bond series
Diversified Industry
7.86
Ask
Indebtedness—
5.32
4.87
1
Building supply
8;44
bond
100.1
Bid
of
tl%s, Apr.
3.33
Chemical
8.04
General
100
Bank
5.51
7.33
1951
Aviation
11.24
5.02
Fully administered shares—lc
1,
July
Automobile
7.27
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
Food shares
lc
1%S
Agriculture
8.63
Chemical
100.6
4.82
3.05
1
York Stocks
7.01
—lc
Building
Aviation shares
7.54
4.41
1
New
Group
Automobile shares
6.90
100.5
Rate
7.02
Securities—
Agricultural shares
7.19
1
,
England Fund
7.79
Inc
Corp.
6.58
1
Series
Series
New
5.55
Fund
Capital
1
Series
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
57.80
Industries
General
7.57
Industrial Stock Series
18.05
—1
Gas
6.93
Maturity—
Certificates
1950
10.68
Selected Group Series
6.73
series.
Ask
1,
l%s Oct.
Stock Series
6.04
stock series!
stock
Common
15.39
9.88
1
Stock
Preferred
14.34
1
1
Speculative Series
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
1
series
Income
Dollar Price
Bid
Maturity-
Treasury Notes—
1%S April
Securities—
Low Priced. Bond
33%
5.44
1
Balanced Fund
2.18
31%
Boston Inc—1
of
Nation-Wide
30.26
1.98
Inc.l
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
4.32
27.99
Fund
Fund
2nd
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
20.09
20c
5
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial
First
18.79
interest__l
beneficial
of
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Trust—
Investors
Mutual
29.89
1
__—
___■
27.96
shares
Investors
Mass
Ctfs
Century Shares Trust-
'
100.3
100.1
^100
or
Federal Land Bank
4.60
5
9.31
18.68
21.32
lc
Broad Street Invest Corp
"
one
4.42
Bullock
V
Ask
Bid
4.34
Inc__—___—__1
Fund
Boston
'
15, 1950
15, 1951
3.47
Home
j"
£
—
1.35s Sept.
4.17
4.04
Beneficial Corp
•>
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3.85
Equipment shares.lc
Business
Figures after decimal represent
Ask
l%s Feb.
lc
shares
Automobile
,
56%
68%
Odd lot sale (not
Included in year's
change
•No par
value,
fin default.
tThese bonds are subject to all Federal taxes.
«v\
Volume 171
Number 4887
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(983)
THE COURSE OF BANK
CLEARINGS
'4
Bank
clearings this week will show
Preliminary figures compiled by
us
increase
an
based
Cities of the
country, indicate that for the
compared
with
telegraphic advices
upon
a
year
from
the
ago.
chief
week
ended Saturday,. March
4, clearings
for all cities of the United
States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings
will be 5.1% above
those of the
corresponding week last year. Our
preliminary
total stands at
$14,842,462,556 against $14,126,981,340 for the same week in 1949. At
this center there is a
gain for the week ended Friday of
7.7%. Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
it
•
•
Clearings—Return by
Telegraph
Week Ended Mar. 4—
1950
New York
1949
:
$7,160,136,630
624,838,582
+ 17.6
933,000,000
+
3.8
464,208,243
454,526,240
+
2.1
Boston
I
—
Kansas City
(
*
'
St. Louis
1;
i_
)
+
.
324,044,615
222,757,524
—
cities,
one
k.
+
Total
6.9
Complete
in
(7
Saturday and
Accordingly, in
U
West
In
we
the
We
cannot
to
give final and
12.7
clearings at this
ing
to
the
1949.
center
Federal
was an
Districts
a
in
we
has to be estimated.
present
week
press.
further below
previous
—
the
week
$12,606,272,729 against $11,674,483,373
this city there
having recorded
Reserve
the
cases
week
going to
increase of 8.0%, the
aggregate of clear¬
amounted to
Outside of
of
time of
was
gain of 13.1%.
which
they
gain of 3.1%
a
the
bank
We group the cities accord¬
are
located
and
from
this
it
(including this city) the totals show a gain
12.8%, in the Boston Reserve District of
7.7% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve
of
District of 4.2%.
but
in
the
In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Reserve District the totals are
Richmond
Atlanta Reserve District
by 4.1%.
of 0.5%
and
the
ari
decrease of 7.6%.
a
improvement
of
are
smaller
In
the
of
13.7% but
Kansas
the
St.
Louis
2.5%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
6,210,779
265,167,160
cities)
737,673,643
following
we
fuAish
a
there
is
14.6%
and
in
-•*
the
'%
San
**»•<■
Virginia—Huntington
Week Ended Feb. 25—
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Federal
1950
Reserve Districts
$
1st Boston
12
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
2,238,659
9th
11th
770,694,829
6,420,255,503
4.2
800,171,968
4.3
723,689,940
831,664,994
+
—
957,665,224
355,087,520
+
6.3
306,821,129
601,329,029
+
4.1
560,101,054
613,071,582
867,760,568
805,995,901
802,286,067
+
0.5
—
"
414,447,374
448,566,036
7.6
385,460,574
7
"
441,044,130
320,680,448
281,979.051
+13.7
286,787,633
10
"
399,345,166
335,003,506
389,733,773
+
Dallas
6
"
"
>*'
our
452,003,835
241,169,324
259,749,116
660,347,959
7.0
+
12,606,272,729
11,674,483,373
■,+
8.0
5,966,842,945
+
3.1
714,845,619
12,103,876,691
6,149,367,113
5,907,532,005
City—
add
394,334,919
626,953,012
670,624,328
112 cities
2.5
259,991,688 *' +14.6
297,945,811
10
Francisco
now
showing the figures for
#
15,339,961,800
each
$
l—1——
1,281,439
Portland-i—^
1948
3,454,573
5,7)94,431
255.484,870
302,206,200
4.3
770,694.829
723,689,940
831,664,994
2,330,557
2,585,230
2,351,017
10,525,000
123,640,063
3,352,262
207,192,121
3.9
—
377,518,146
355,087.520
(6
cities)
Sixth
Federal
14,827,947
Nashville
1.4
9,577,000
1.6
102,427,092
2,708,340
137,340,286
—
—
+ 10.5
52,183,181
49,099,392
6.3
306,821,129
396,159,855
+
14,746,371
69,026,317
0.5
14,184,720
22.9
15,063,673
53,901,042
220,400,000
223,700,000
2.6
—
3,495,892
3,134,717
3,555,608
—11.8
96,666,427
82,014,332
+ 17.9
88,847,107
83,781,435
4,903,924
5,592,365
326,893
314.070
111,214,381
111,641,264
626,097,148
Macon
—
601,329,020
i.
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—BirminghamMobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg—.
Louisiana—New Orleans.
Total (10 cities)
Seventh
+
+
240,000,000
3,449,435
Augusta
56,187,692
233,700,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Federal
Reserve
1.3
6.0
l
1,577,326
1,545,886
3,531,868
3,968,538
7.3
388,241,566
1,363,696
+
17,K
1,535,415
759,281
1,606,906'
760,550
1,561,928
+
0.2
Connecticut—Hartford
19,403,054
New Haven.—
Hampshire—Manchesterl"l—
2,857,442
2,762,323
80,002,071
73,501,191
—12.3
Blnghamton
2,119,300
77,229,468
368,312
373,221
106,019,652
124,362,713
+
4.1
560,201,054
613,071,582
969,313
9,293,478
4,142,684
4,442,596
3.2
43,966.000
5,585,252
41,875,000
5,542,431
+ 28.7
2,199,612
2,470,353
—11.0
54,005,989
Terre Haute
I,451,858
1.6
7,132,123
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
3.9
+ 14.3
45,083,000
Iowa—Cedar Ranids
+
+
4,330,093
4,301,919
South Bend
933,162
8,658,626
46,927,865
+ 15.1
—
'+
2.5
tl
t
71,815,425
2,952,172
+
6.7
51.460,813
3,233,582
22,659,826
12,774,793
+
4.1
25,279,779
<
627,637,380
2,363,983
8,614,618
-
11,975,276
842,093
621,511,305
2,388,033
'•
Chicago
Decatur
+15.9
4,163,479
5,538,383
0.1
19,185,857
26.261,536
9.2
9,862,701
9,801,668
:+ 22.7
19,649,400
24,405,500
—
,
.—
-1.2;
'+
7.7
9,370,063
—
946,004
4,150,510
II,939,109
988,719
1.0
687,880,860
13,025,260
+ 17.1
Rochester
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Montclair
Newark
Northern New
Jersey
Total (12 cities)
-
••
1,095,36ft
2,403,620
8.1
2,588,005
—
9,943,976
4,574,368
10,594,189
802,286,067
5.5
+
'
456,976,120
547,513,524
32,314,833
42,869,633
2,098,433
+
1.0
2,386,953
2,874,158
+
9.9
67,267,644
86,107,486
1,296,559
1,709,658
1,077,084
+42.5
1,382,922
+
6,456,905,616
5,707,640,428
16,846,115
15,850,883
10,830,507
8,809,489
12,491,160
13,328,387
607,169
606,239
33,059,749
32,125,555
43,849,537
47,754,222
6,672,212,343
4,565,688
1.9
2,773,522
3,413,523
0.5
+
867,760,568
986,061,767
Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
220,800,000
133,854,920
83,921,049
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
232,800,000
108,172,974
Kentucky—Louisville
80,420,939
Total (4
Ninth
1,553,351
5.2
207,200,000
19.2
100,915,294
+
4.4
75,654,897
+
4.2
1,690,383
1,874,882
7.6
385,460,574
441,044,130
—
—
Federal
Reserve
448,566,036
233,600.000
1
109,462,120
96,107,128
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—DuluthMinneapolis
5,015,450
4,602,405
213,443,410
181,759,025
82,856,853
77,338,406
5,663,576
St. Paul
North
.
1,490,177
414,447,374
cities)
5,689,605
Dakota—Fargo
9.0
4.179,933
+ 17.4
4,692,040
7.1
193,952,565
72,421,462
231,609,421
0.5
4,542,230
I-
+
2.687,720
2,660,778
+
1.0
8,843,442
2,982,349
7,116,970
+ 24.3
6,104,935
79,878,745
5,671,619
3,098,097
2,771,698
7,281,886
320,680,448
281,979,051
+ 13.7
286,787,633
335,003,506
South Dakota—Aberdeen.
2,169,997
Montana—Billings
Helena
2,811,862
—
—22.8
2,604,159
Federal Reserve
District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
-
447,724
450 000
—
0.5
326,428
Wichita
5,604, 989
101,243, 516
6,193,509
Omaha
492, 981
5,537,992
106,529,116
7.790, 493
—20.5
9,402 059
+ 23.8
11,636,441
256,203,378
Missouri—Kansas City—
St. Joseph
252,501
624,691
411,579
—33.4
446,495
1.2
454,164
5,187,224
5.2
103,776,129
7,019,911
121,398,631
—
+
912
1.5
5,118,868
8,551,287
5,927,934
10,081,747
259,154,999
2,095,718
2,091 ,178
0.2
1,686,261
1,845 343
8.6
1,354,729
293,560,599
10,122,926
1,613,568
1,412,776
399,345,160
389,738,773
+
2.5
394,334,919
452,003,835
+
8,686,593
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
Pueblo
Total (10 cities)
8,316 ,302
4.5
8,416,038
1,704,459
Eleventh Federal Reserve
District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
5,914,455
Fort Worth
5,913,946,547
7.1
+13.1
1,609,447
2,342,098
6,196,344,686
8,550,279.993
6.3
15,000,127
17,970,907
+22.9
10,555,470
11,334,576
—
6.3
9,878,929
9,652,410
+
0.2
584,494
+
2.9
35,219,067
32,257,121
8.2
47,797,294
47,397,664
.+
—
+12.8
6,420,255,503
9.3
5,920,286
218,763,549
+ 14.9
6,053,153
22,831,218
200,422,000
19,457,741
+ 17.3
215,503,000
19,638,885
9.4
21,61-6,584
4,666,000
+ 36.9
2.0
2,942,316
7,579,837
4,989,000
3,034,379
8,653,000
+14.6
241,169,324
259,749,116
..
Galveston
5,229,000
4,639,651
Federal
Reserve
Yakima
District—Sam
3,388,065
97,512,275
2,555,060
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena_
.
+
—
Francisco—
2,809,813
116,465,126
Oregon—Portland
San Jose
259,991,688
98,864,928
1
San Francisco
8,190,444
297,945,811
Washington—Seattle
4,781,000
8,027,217
Total (6 cities)
Twelfth
5,410,889
251,304,270
Dallas
Wichita Falls
70,247,645
1,535,259
New York
15,359,853--•
1,287,160
769,505,829
1.0
—
106,085,585
42,914,479
10,797,604
47,159,043
13,758,827
10,728,742
362,694,523
+
1.4
94,903,618
9.1
105,751,278
3,299,519
+
9.8
119,851,096
+
9.9
40,657,319
4,171,388
100,831,152
47,960,874
—
+ 27.4
+ 31.0
6,614,869
6.6
367,380,020
9,894,882
7,889,011
417,810,532
10,693,251
8,736,468
8,410,680
Stockton
8,572,732
1.9
9,396,249
3,683,457
7.4
6,250,931
Santa Barbara
2,885,895
6,050,918
3.3
3,358,124
6,863,355
6.485,127
382,944
Total (10
8,805,178,648
8.496,019
8,188,517
340,337,632
cities)
670,624,328
Grand Total (112 cities)
Outside New York
■"Estimated.
JNot available.
626,953,012
7.0
660,347,959
714,845,619
12,606,272,729
6,149,367,113
11,674,483,373
8.0
12,103,876,691
5,966,842,945
3.1
15,339,961,800
5,907,532,005
6,789,681,807
+
,
4,104,291
27,096,600
+
2,376,835
805,995,901
6.3
—11.0
—
3,933,880
2,331,865
Louisiana—Shreveport.
1,480,815
Jamestown
5,086,329
'
3,150,944
Illinois—Blooming.ton
5,849,518
5,531,247
47,947,000
4,933,948
23,594,913
Des Moines
1,356,917
9,924,193 ♦
7,284,712
434,261,932
*
93,815,538
7,612,691
6,104,301
4.1
—
4,949,853
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
York—
Buffalo
Elmira—
5,923,819
23,965,400+.;.^ 19,539,ItjO
15,257,648
3,698,093
3,173,614
83,950,238
0.4
+
8,794,535
Grand Rapids
1,636,508
1M
9,575,519 •„+
467,624,428
Federal Reserve
District—New
York—Albany
1,432,182
+
999,4011,011,620
Total (12 cities)
790,960
+14.9
19,419,036
10,452,023
—+
1,539,633
3.994,017
4,630,446
,
463,386,804
1,359,402
6,760,694
.
777,147
"
5,980,852
,
Springfield—
Worcester—:
$
7.5
■
57,321,801
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Lincoln
$
+
3,015,709
4,706,568
Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
Kansas—Topeka
366,799,777
.
1947
—
2,788,921
River————
Island—Providence
3,720,777
1.6
—
city for the
—11.3
393,413,666
New Bedford
Second
or
Dec. %
25,023,200
0.9
—
+ 19.5
Tenth
Inc.
1,443,923
Lowell
Rhode
'
7,214,752
180,819,063
308,240,638
7.3
+
6,312,293
286,180,653
+ 10.1
6,789,681,807
,
District—Boston—
Massachusetts—Boston
Flail
1949
$
Maine—Bangor—+
9.2
—
4,250,581
2,711,392
Week Ended Feb. 25
1950
at—
First Federal Reserve
30,357.100
58,441,584
Total (7 cities)
detailed statement
week ended Feb. 25 for four
years:
Clearings
157.452,939
267,378,608
28,196,500
986,061,767
"
4
A
6,361.815
5.2
0.8
—
175,782,079
396,159,855
626,097,148
—
Outside New York
+ 28.3
—
64,594,303
Columbia—Washington
547,513,524
8,805,178.648
'
"
Minneapolis
We
737,673,643
+ 12.8
377,518,146
17
Total—
!
789,648,889
6,010,517
957,665,224
$
456,976,120
"
Louis
12th San
5,768,073
166.819.064
271.007.065
3,240,343
193,502,726
1947
§
7.7
+
„_10
City
7,961,084
10,285,000
Rockford
6
Chicago
10th Kansas
5,913,946,547
822,920,359
"
1948
Dec. %
6,672,212,343
"
7
$
434,261,932
4,468,328
2,685,910
4,249,281
5.475,520
3,610,395
7,813,292
800,171,968
105,536,908
Total (17 cities)
or
2,725,289
2,094,838
4.2
+
10,138,000
Springfield
Inc.
487,624.428
"
11
Atlanta
8th St.
cities
12
Richmond
6th
7th
York
Cleveland
5th
1949
980,303
1.039,690
3,718,408
925,000,000
769,000,000
2,280,736
3,031,833
—10.6
103,804,115
Peoria
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
4
9.9
+
1,311,978
473,522
District—Richmond—
Sioux City
.
In the
Reserve
City Reserve District
Francisco Reserve District of
7.0%.
t
by 4.3%
larger by 6.3% and in the
Chicago Reserve District records an increase
The
Minneapolis Reserve District
District registers
1.7
+ 12.2
909,18?
1,028,189
1,968,892
appear
the
as
that in the New York
District
appears
New
7,402,962
158,171,660
268,859,226
27,574,400
4,287,456
5.1
+
today, inasmuch
not available at
are
$
District—Cleveland-
!
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
by the foregoing will
furnish them
complete results
For that week there
week in
same
covered
statement, however, which
ings for the whole country
having
in the
week
the Saturday figures
elaborate detailed
able
are
2.5
+
—
Richmond
South
6.0
724,047.446
,
the above the last day of the week
in all
ending Feb. 25.
New
Reserve
Federal Reserve
Total
and exact details for the
issue of next week.
our
ends
789,648.889
Virginia—Norfolk—
^
[I
6,669 ,620
822,929,359
Youngstown
6.1
+
$14,842,462,556 $14,126,981,340
..
{
New
5,959,353
cities)
•
Total all cities for week
f
6,995 ,423
Jersey—Trenton
Federal
1947
$
6.9
+
2,485,177,635
632,129,462
—
D
•
7,662,505
2.4
—
District of
1__
day
3.212 ,831
Delaware—Wilmington
3.1
+
$14,210,333,094 $13,402,933,894
..
All
2.211 ,772
4.4
4,015 ,851
3,606,229
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh.
3.4
+
$11,674,117,965 $10,917,756,259
?
2,681, 518
8.2
+
2,174,669
York
(11
+
4,116,226
Wilkes-Barre
Fifth
2,536,215,129
2.613, 486
758,000, 000
2,616,660
Scranton
Mansfield
8.0
318,499,913
Baltimore
—26.5
791,000,000
Cleveland
2.5
+
313,925,855
—
—17.4
1,245, 517
2,826,402
Philadelphia
Reading
Cincinnati
1.2
—
279,300,000
238,041,439
—:
+ 27.4
1,172, 723
915,493
1
39
Ohio—Canton
—
329,219.156
Cleveland
850, 143
968,772
Bethlehem
Chester—
1948
Dec. %
1,083,050
Lancaster
New
$
District—Philadelphia-
Columbus
335,238,000
>
Pittsburgh
,
265,414,755
286,200,000
San Francisco
,
262,276,130
Reserve
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Fourth
7.7
+
735,060,860
968,000,000
----
$
Federal
%
$7,715,030,232
Chicago
Philadelphia
1950
Third
Total
i
Week Ended Feb. 25
1949
Inc. or
40
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(984)
Monday, March 6,
'
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Goldblatt
Indiana
1st
give below
daily
countries of the world* We
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
to the Secretary of the
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
record for the week just passed:
a
RATES
convertible
$2.50
Water
Co.,
3 Va 9'c
&
bonds,
Inc.—
Date
preferred stock.Apr
Pagt
♦
1
i
due
1970
;__Apr
1
National Gas & Oil Corp., 15-yr. 4439'c
debs, due 1962_Apr
1
Oregon-Washington RR. & Navigation Co.—
Refunding mortgage 3 If bondsT series A. due 1960__Apr
1
Pet
Milk
Co., 41491
preferred stock
—Mar 31
mortgage
f
*
♦
...
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
FEB.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Inc.,
Bros.,
Gas
1950
24,
1950
TO
MARCH
mortgage
Tennessee
York
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New
Value in United States Money
Noon
Joseph Light
1st
INCLUSIVE
1950,
2,
& Power Co.—
2%%: bonds, due 1970.
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service Corp.—
1st mortgage 2%%
bonds, due 1976
1930
UNDER TARIFF ACT OP
TO TREASURY
BANK
RESERVE
St.
Transmission
Gas
mortgage
pipe line
mortgage
pipe line bonds,
York
s
$
3>
Mar, 1
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
Feb.25
Feb. 24
Argentina, peso—
1st
bonds,
ENTIRE
.297778*
.297778*
.297778*
Pieferential
"A"
.206949*
.206949*
.206949*
.206949*
"B"
.174562,:
.174562*
.174562*
.174562*
.174562*
.138958*
.138958*
.138953*
.133958*
.138958*
•
753
ISSUE
1
1
1
CALLED
.206949*
Preferential
.297778*
.297778*
Basic
Bpecial
Australia,
Belgium,
.0199750
.0199875
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
,909090
.909090
.909090
.909090
59c
gold
debentures,
due
.899140
.899375
.900625
.901250
5 9c
gold
debentures,
due
Nov.
.208500
.208500
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.144938*
.144938*"
.144938*
.144938*
.0028625
.0028625
.208700
.208700
.115718;
.262525 •'
—
1
peso
guilder
pound
.208700
.203700
.208700
Maytag
.115718
.115718
.115720
New
.262462
.262500
.262500
2.772896
2.772896
2.772896
York
1st
.140154*
.496125
.496125
Public
.0345964
.0346035
.0346321
Riverside
.327125
.327125
.327125
3%
15
Apr
1
553
Apr.
1
750
1
•
.327125
•
""
1st
1963
May
1914.:
bds„
4 9c
360
1
*
6
55S
Mar 31
due
A.
ser.
*
1961.Apr
stock.
Mar
Corp.—
bonds,
series
A—
May
1
Apr
1
Power & Ligijt Co.—
debentures,
Service
Co.
of
1965—
due
Colorado,
Club. (Chicago)
Golf
4 9'c
mortgage
;
4.40(c
preferred stock.Apr 24
,193329*
Thew
Shovel
.232440
.232500
.232450
Ward
2.783750
2.783750
2.800742
*
Mar 15
754
Mario
i960
500
Baking Co.—
2.783750
r
—
bonds, due Nov. 1,
7% preferred stock
.232500
2.800742
.193329*
.193329*
.193329* \
2.800703
2.800664
"
1,
preferred
preferred stock.
59c
2.783750
Closed
1953
3 Va 9c
Service
Water
f.
s.
1,
dated
mtge.
1st
$6
Pennsylvania
.140154*
.496125
bonds,
1st
Corp.,
mortgage
.0346142
54b'■<
Co.,
debentures
25-year
r
(subordinated),
due
l$70__Apr
1
'
.658327*1"
.658327*1"
.658327*t
.658327*1
.658327*1
.561797*1
.561707*1
.561797*1
.561797*1
.425531*1
.423531*1
.425531*1
'
.561797*t
peso
Co..
.140154*
•
2.800664
peso
Electric Co.,
.496125
.193329*"
.425531*1
.425531*1
*
„
in
•Announcement
this
issue.
Auction Sales
tApplication depends upon type of merchandise.
•Nominal,
Apr
Hotel Co.—
Johns-Manville
.231940
peso
Uruguay,
stock
due 2019
income bonds,
(
mortgage
.0028625
-
.140154*'
2.783750
pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
Africa,
1st
.0028625
•
Straits Settlements, dollar
franc
6%
2.772896
Closed
.496125
krona
Hastings Square
.0200600
Iowa
.327291
Uruguay,
mortgage 4V2 9't
.144938*
,140154*
.0346071
Uruguay,
General
.262525
2.772896
krone
of South
*
1
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
.115718
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Union
.208500
.208500
.0200600
—
krone
Switzerland,
Pag!
1
May
preferred
April
.0028625
;
India, Dominion of, rupee
Sweden,
Apr
C-.._.
1st
.0199714
.208500
koruna
(Metropolitan >, franc
Norway,
Ltd.,
Co.,
0199857
.898125
rupee
Czechoslovakia,
New Zealand,
Cordage
series
.0544060
•
_
Netherlands,
Brantford
bonds,
59'c
mortgage
stock
Canada—
oi
.909090
r-
Free
Mexico,
Co.
preferred
Cities Service Co.—
Official
France
Telephone
Date
7 f,t
Co.,
.0544060
Canada, dollar—
Denmark,
2.231573
2.231573
Creosoting
.0199250
franc
Brazil, cruzeiro
Ceylon,
Bell
1st
2.231573
2.231573
Closed
2,231573
pound
Company and Issue—
American
«
1
Mar 15
.
3C series, due 1967—Apr
234(f series, due 19G6-Apr
bonds, due 1960
...Apr
mortgage
$
$
&
3V4ri
Corp..
Mar. 2
1
Co.—
1st
1st
Country and Monetary Unit
Apr
Transacted
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
York
City and
deposits adjusted decreased $55,000,000 in the
$48,000,000 in the Cleveland District,
Demand
Reserve Banks Gembined
decrease of $16,000,000 in the Atlanta
a
District.
by R. L. Day & Co., Boston, on Wednes¬
day, March 1:
Shares
STOCKS
100
District,
Atlanta
Verney
Corp,
Associated
7
$ per sharo
J
—_
Textile
in the Minneapolis District, and $43,000,000
in the San Francisco District, and increased $161,000,000
in New York City; the net decrease at all reporting
member banks was $82,000,000,
United States Govern¬
Cos.,
5%
__
common..
...
36:!4
$46,000,000
thousands
(in
of dollars)
Increase (+ ) or
decrease (—)
Gold
Redemption
___
_
for
fund
R.
F.
313,500
advances
loans
Borrowings decreased $217,000,000 in New York City
$38,000,000 in Chicago.
A summary of the assets and liabilities of reporting
219.263
+
71.800
225
+
1,646
and
member banks follows:
Certificates
5.731,450
—___
Notes
S. Govt, securities.
17,756.874
+
.
.
—4.080,582
Due
F.
loans
from
R.
securities..
and
of
34,245
—
——
117,973
.
+
16
87
chasing or
2.066
+
—
S.
U.
50,879
—4.002,433
Real
Federal
Reserve
notes
—
22.968,766
31,237
+
—
555,057
-U
—3,396,669
112,111
8.
403
-f
174.672
321,863
+
134.679
558.912
+
24.627
+
76,560
Total
deposits
:
items...
availability
Other liab.> incl.
.+
18.286.491
2,349,531
accrued divs.
■
+
9.965
—3,507.298
311,639
118,213
1,279
—
469
+
1.442
—
securities
Other
with
Cash
+
459,815
214.640
+
218
-
—
270
571
—
23
324
Surplus
Other
(Section
capital
+
21.462
+
28~273
488.173
27.543
13b)
5~102
4.
U.
Government
S.
accts.
44.493,529
+
465,135
—4.002,433
of
note liabilities
combined.—.
Contingent liability
56.0
0.5 If
—
♦Feb.
15
accounts,
to
loans
Paper
262
—
1.169
565
—
462
—
5%
The condition statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week end¬
ed Feb. 21: An increase of $187,000,000 in holdings of
United
States
securities
Government
and
decreases
of
$177,000,000 in loans, $285,000,000 in reserve balances
with Federal Reserve Banks, $306,000,000 in demand de¬
posits credited
borrowings.
Commercial,
creased
to
domestic
banks,
and
$236,000,000 in
Bosch
2
+
for
7
—•
60
—
100
+
66
$21,000,000 in New
and
agricultural
loans
York City and by
de¬
smaller
net
banks.
of Treasury bills increased $117,000,000 in
City and a total of $96,000,000 at all reporting
member banks.
Holdings of Treasury notes increased
$40,000,000. Holdings of United States Government bonds
increased $55,000,000 at all reporting member banks; the
principal changes were an increase of $60,000,000 in New
1
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-18
15c
4-
1
3-18
1
3-18
745
Apex
23
190
Arkansas Power & Light Co.,
236
35
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
including
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."
were
OF
Heller
ref.
Date
(Walter
E.)
&
Co.,
PARTIAL
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Baker
Association
Bob
O'Link
1st
Golf
mortgage
Cleveland
1st
oi
Corp.
s.
f.
5#
f.
bonds,
America,
Union Terminals
mortgage
s.
bonds,
3 9'c
preferred
class
A
Motion
Topeka
Ohio
Episcopal
3-15
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
— —
due
March
debentures
1.
due
B
and
C
Line
59 %C
4-
1
3-17
12VaC
3-27
3-15
4-
Ry.
Co.
3-10
3-
$1.50
6-
1
4-28
$4.50
3-
1
2-20
$1.25
4-
1
3-17
$1
5-
1
4-
5
93 %c
5-
1
4-
5
6
1
20c
Co.
1
3-10
Inc.
(quar.)_
Ry.
(s-a)
(quar.):
(quar.)
Alarm
—
—
— ____
——_
(Del.)
decided
have
(quar.t
A
(quar.)—
(quar.)____—
(Hartford)
& Sons, 6If
F.)
Fe
preferred
1
(quar.)
15c
3-10
3-
30c
3-22
3-
25C
4-
1
3-17
preferred—
omit
to
the
quar¬
Allied
Babbitt
Bank
(B.
Products, Inc.,
Building
Oil
Inc.
T.),
Equipment
&
pfd.
4'f
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
—
—
1,
50c
4-
1
3-15
30c
4-
1
3-10
15c
3-15
50c
4-
1
3-16
12 Vac
Avon
(L.)
3-
1
2-23
3-15
3-
6
& Co.—See Ludwig Bauman
*
1
Lomb
1952
Mar
196o__Apr
•
1
1
•
&
Lumber,
Beatrice
3%%
Foods
Apr
1
..
103
$1
4-
1
25c
4-
1
3-10
(quar.)
50c
4-
1
3-14
(quar.)
84%c
4-
1
3-14
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3fl5
Optical,
4%
class
(quar.)
Co.,
convertible
A
pfd.
common
preferred
(quar.)
—
—,
Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Common " (quar.)
A,
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
Co.—
Co.
Fire
Bausch
Church,
Mar
bonds
Air
Automobile Insurance Co.
(B.
1
4-
Industries.
Sar.ta
preferred B
Press
3-15
115c
Telegraph
convertible
Automatic
1
4-15
(quar.»_
Picture
&
Refining
Atlas
3-15
4-
25c
_
—
Charlotte
Atlantic
3.75If
1
Hardware. Ltd/—
H.)
&
49'c
3-
4-
25c
(quar.t
(quar.i_— _
preferred
3-15
$1.50
—
conv.
(quar.)——:
Atlantic
Bauman
Co.
series
(quar.)
—
Corp.
37 Vac
$1.75
______
$6 pfd.
Pagt
Date
Club—
of
44a9c
Rubber,
Beaver
Methodist
and
(quar.)
4-
$1
(quar.)_.
(quar. i_—
(quar.)
convertible
Barber
,
the
serial
Co.
3-15
,
City, Kansas—
mortgage
Celanese
554
557
and Kansas Educational
University (Trustees oft
Baldwin
1st
Page
Apr 12
Mar 27
bonds, due 19615Vz7o preferred stock
4vz7c
mortgage
50c
pfd.
terly dividend at this time.
Valley RR.—
and
—
—
preferred.
Constable
Avery
TENDER
Company and Issue—
1st
6%
B
Directors
NOTICES
Holdings
New York
4-
15c
Co.,
&
(resumed)
&
1
$1.50
306
Atlanta
1
(quar.)—__
1 irrtg. )____
(quar.)—
Class B
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
2
3-
Processing, com. (resumed.)
1,035
Associated
3-
3-10
3-15
181
(J.
3-10
3-13
3-13
Optical Co.
A
1
6-
Tobacco
Class
4-
1
Yarn
43/4 'v
3-22
25c
4-
American
Steel,
2-14
1
6-10
American
Class
1
3-3C
332
Armstrong
1
34-
18c
549
Armco
2-14
3-
25c
Corp.
19
except
$2.50
12 Vac
common
Co.
preferred
3
_
Mfg.
$7
of
(initial)
International
conv.
5-15
(Texas)--
——;
shares
(242
American
Smelting
4-
5-31
held)
share
common
4-15
Co.—
_
82
Notices
amounts in
nearly all of the other districts; there was a
decrease
of $51,000,000
at all reporting member
Derrick
&
3-20
25c
Co.
•
(quar.)—
dividend
each
New
Insurance
—
Hoist
Stock
956
2.259
285
_:j_—
—
common
3
4-14
50c
2.966
Old
5-
25c
.
Extra
American
3-15
1
50c
General
62
1
6-
25c
—
American
+
3-10
4-
tCinc.)—*
622
—.
3-20
8
$1.25
(quar.)___
common
Fire Insurance
822
55
3-22
30c
4,348
40
1
—
+
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
the details
Y.)
(N.
+
(Philadelphia District).
found
(quar.) —
Co.
.
4
20.386
Below will be
pfd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-22
4-
15c
4f'<
Insurance
Corp.,
1
125c
(quar.)..
quaiterly
preferred
4-
$2
(increased)
Corp.
Dye
3-
40c
4irreg.)
3-24
62 Vac
Canada
American' Druggists
Annual
Ashdown
Aroostook
industrial,
&
of
Alliance
Increased
Atchison,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
3-10
3-17
15c
96
indus¬
—
1
American
4,153
+
3-10
4-
1 quar.
Mills
Co.
American
Arnold
7,364
...
make
2-20
1
accounts,
Govt,
figures revised
1
4-
+
5.19c
+
3-10
3-
—
187
foreign
correspondents
Commitments
trial
demand deposit
and
U.
S.
to
during week
accept¬
purchased for
ances
on
Chemical
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
pfd.
Allied
47c
—
interbank
certificate re¬
F. R.
gold
to deposit and
serves,
3-20
5c
pfd.
1.249
257
—
Borrowings
Debits
Ratio
3-20
(quar.)
8.991
deposits
banks
1
Forging & Socket (extra>_——i_
Furniture Mart Building Co.__
demand deposits:
Domestic
Foreign banks
Total liabilities & cap.
Inc.
Inc.,
conv.
American
Government..
except
4-
American
46.843
15.395
2,938
deposits adjusted
deposits,
Interbank
147.370
accounts..
Time
343i»c
—_
45
Liabilities—
11,160
3-20
87VaC
I
37 Vac
(quar.t$1.06¥4.
prior
American
Demand
+
4-1
590
+
2,155
domestic banks
with
3-15
12430
common-..
+
—
757
—
52
1
—4.063,323
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in__
Surplus (Section 7)—
Industries,
Co..
+
—
12.012
Banks
4
+
5.223
Reserve
+
-f.-
24.914
—____—
Federal
1
4
—
3.988
vauit_
in
Balance
43.614.803
Total liabilities
indebtedness.—
of
Treasury notes
U. S. bondsReserve
37.162
securities—Total
certificates
Treasury
1
4-
+
5.858
Other
4-
75c
5
—
2,402
229
Government
50c
11*
—
+
S.
1
45
+
,
306
4,439
+
U.
—
53
3-17
4-
+
4,410
______———
884.996
—
140
3-1S
62Vac
Co.
common
preferred
American
—
431
554.859
—_
Deferred
+
137
-I-
acct.
Treasurer'— gen.
Foreign
—■
994
16,237.724
'
U.
1,368
3-13
4-10
—
(quar.i_.-_
(quar.t
$3.50
Allied
51*
pur¬
acct.
bank—reserve
4449b
$2.50
loans—.
loans
Co.
Discount
Mfg.
Gas
Inc.,
Allianceware,
banks
to
Other
Member
Brass
183
for purchasing or carrying:
obligations— —
estate
Loans
Deposits:
Akron
175
obligations
securities
&
preferred
Allen
Government
Other
Liabilities—
Investment
265
securities
S.
U.
Insurance
Life
Alabama
carrying:
Other loans
«
Aetna
Aluminum
Government
Other
465,135
+
for
dealers
ana
(Hartford)
...
177
13,354
brokers
to
& Surety Co.
Quarterly
5 039
.
3-30
75c
...
Alden's,
and agricultural
industrial,
loans
Loans
1949
Holder*
PavaMe of Rec.
—
Co.
Casualty
24,974
.\
Loans—gross
39.011
Feb. 23
,
announced
When
25c
Aetna
8
66.985
.
Commercial,
Share
(irreg.).
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Express
24,600
Investments—Total
Loans and
13.956
—
1,121
—
44.493,529
assets
'
—
127,940
+
—.—
Bank premises
7.962
—
2.730.309
items
Other assets
—4,007,136
351,783
+
•
106.549
banks—
other
,
33
foreign banks
notes
Uncollected
Total
13,072.785
1950
were
Per
Name of Comvanv
542''
fan millions of dollars)
\
Assets—
Loans—net
Total
Feb. 15,
1950
—3,028,027
132,300
+
Feb. 21,
915.450
47,000
—
'••.v'.'
Aid
Dec. (—) Since
647,319
—
561,900
+
6.339.700
.
.
502,900
—
1.262,500
—
___
—1.320 686
120.300
3.873.224
—
payments shown below
during the current week.
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y.;
Inc. ( + ) or
Bills'
Total U.
+
DIVIDENDS
The dividend
Adams
securities:
Govt,
Bonds
46,506
—
+
-
tricts.
74.983
+
5.423
—
2.411
—
—
3
+
311,279
and
Industrial
79,014
—
23,120,351
reserves
cash
Discounts
153,997
+
537,920
Total gold ctf.
U. S.
3
deposits increased in all districts and a total of
$181,000,000 at all reporting member banks. Demand
deposits credited to domestic banks decreased in all dis¬
ment
$
22.532,431
notes
Other
1949
$
$
certificates
Mar. 2,
1950
1950
Assets—
since
Feb. 21,
Mar. 1.
57c
preferred
(quar.)
—
115c-
125c
•'
Volume 171
Number 4887
THE
Per
.
Name of Company
<■
Beneficial Industrial Loan
,
$3.25
$4
preferred
convertible
5%
Diamond
Book
of
the
Boyertown
.
Co.,
Traction
Brass
Mig.
$2
Co.,
claas
A
,
&
iquar.)
__
12
on
a
Company
$1.30
Co.,
common
iquar.)
preferred
Bush
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
3-24
1
3-10
4-
3-10
1
3-20
3-10
3-
3-
$1
2-21
$1.25
1
I
3-
1
2-17
20c
(quar.).
4-
1
3-16
4-
1
3-16
10c
4-
30c
:
...
3-16
3-10
25C
2-28
3-
1
3-31
25c
Buildings, 7% pfd. laccum.)
(Holding), Ltd.—
1
4-
J40c
:
9
3-10
3-11
3-
4-
$1.75
a234%
convertible
Corp.—
preferred (accum.)
Bread
Ltd.
Canada
Dry
$4.25
Co.,
Iron
pref.
3-15
1
B
10c
(quar.)
1
Power
!__
(s-a)
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
__
...
A
3-31
H5c
4-25
3-20
isoc
3-31
3-24
4S3.50
3-31
3-24
$50c
4-15
3-18
J 75c
5-15
4-14
J31c
5-
4-10
1
Ltd.,
(increased)
com.
conv.
Carreras,
W.)
Corp.
preferred
120c
4-
1
4-29
3-31
4-15
3-15
3-29
3-15
3-15
2-25
3-31
3-16
Vac
3-15
3-
4-
3-13
1
8
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
25c
3-31
3-17
1-16
2-23
1-16
50c
4-15
5c
....
&
2-28
5c
Electric
4Va%
pfd...
_______________
4-
3-31
1
3-15
3-30
3-16
3-31
3-16
$1.12 Va
4-
1
3-10
$1.18%
4-
1
3-10
prior pref.
above
demption
25c
(quar.)_„—....
$1.12 Va
3-15
3-
4-
3-15
1
9
issue
is being called lor re¬
April 15 at $105 per shaie.
cn
Cherry Rivet Co. (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
taken
was
on
3-31
3-20
at meeting of Feb. 24.
preferred iquar.)
Chicago Dock & Canal Co. (quar.),
Quarterly
Ltd.,
South
&
87 VaC
$1
Bend
—!___'
5 Va %
25c
is-a)_______
Worsted
Mills
Molybdenum
Clopay Corp,
common
Coast
Supply
Machine
Hobbing
Cleveland
Climax
Gas
1
Life
1——_
Co
action
no
—
on
Mutual
&
3-15
3-
3-31
3-15
3-20
3-10
1
3-20
4-
3-18
3-
8
3-16
3-
6
10c
3-31
3-15
25c
Co.
of
Life
Insurance
3-10
3-13
3-
$1
Co.
Edison
Corp.
Co.
(reduced)
(N.
(quar.)
Y.)
3-13
3-
6
$5
4-10
6
10-
9
3-31
3-31
9-30
3-
8
$1.25
(quar.)
5-
1
4-
7
10c
(Baltimore),
4# preferred
4%%
Textile
Consumers
Co.,
Vultee
of
each
of
1
3-15
1
3-15
6-
1
3-15
4-
3-
8
7
3-24
3-31
Inc.,
3-13
'
(quar.)
Co.__
Fibre
25c
3-15
2-28
15c
Inc. (quar.).!
(year-end)—
Sugar
Curtis
Co.——
Companies
Curtis
3-30
3-21
3-
25C
____
3-10
4-10
40c
America,
Zellerbach
3-20
25c
__
3-31
3-10
80c
4-
1
9
3-13
25C
4-
3
3-17
25c
3-
1
2-14
Publishing Co.—
$4
preferred
prior
David
&
.____
Ltd.,
Frere,
class
A
$1
(quar.)___
De
Long
Hook
Extra
De
Pinna
iquar.)
—
(A.)
action
(No
...
Eye
&
_'
6%
3-31
:£75c
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
4-
3-20
50c
3-15
3-
15c
pfd
conv.
1
3-15
50c
——
Company,
taken
on
3-10
J25C
—
(annual)
B
1
150c
Extra
Class
4-
4-
3-15
1
3
dividend
common
&
Delaware
Power
3.70%
Co.
&
Light,
Tire
&
Rubber,
RR
4%
iquar.i
pfd.
5%
Detroit
Detroit
Mortgage
Corp.
3-13
4-
1
3-15
3-31
3-10
9 2 Vac
3-31
3-10
$1.07
pfd.
iquar.)
—
RR., common
3-31
3-10
$1.50
3-
1
2-20
12 VaC
3-31
3-15
Co.
i resumed i_
Realty
(quar.)
(quar..)—
6%
Co.,
Ferries,
prior
Electrical
Liectro
Co.
Investment
Trust
3-
1
4-
1
3-15
5r/o
4-
1
3-15
6'o ••1st
3-15
3-10
1
3-10
15c
Ex-Cell-O
Stock
preferred
Corp.
3-
3
3-15
3-
3
$1.37)2
3-20
3-10
3-24
3-17
$1.50
iFreti)
Federal
Screw
Ferry
6%
Tarrant
Filtrol
Co.
Finance
of
3
3
3-17
8'i)ac
&
Shoe
3-10
Mfg.
3-15
3-
4
Liberty
4-
1
3-14
Lincoln
4-
1
3-14
Lincoln
1
3-17
partic.
General
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
6%
preferred
General
Bronze
Builders
Electric
3-
3
3-13
Class
A
3-13
Class
3-15
3-31
50c
$1
iquar.)
Mills,
Portland
General
Inc.,
Georgia-Pacific
$2.25
1
3-15
3-15
25c
4-29
4-14
4-29
4-14
(quar.)____
28VaC
.
34%c
25c
____
2-28
4-
1
3-22
4-. 1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-20
Alden
Knitting
Golden
3-
4-25
iquar.)
Lumber
&
$1.25
__
50c
____—
Great
Lakes
Class
Class
1
3-22
1
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
10c
preferred
$1.75
(quar.t
10c
1
$1
3-31
3-
9
$1.25
3-31
3-
9
B
preference
Life
Guaranty
Trust
(W.
Co.,
Co.
3-15
3-
3-23
3-31
3-10
3-31
3-10
J5c
3-10
1
3-20
1
3-15
3-15
3-20
3-10
25c
4-
1
3-15
$1
4-
1
12 lie
3-31
3-31
3-15
quar.)
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)_.
4-
3-15
1
3-15
4-
$1,37V2
3-28
3-17
$1,121/2
iquar.)
4-15
3-31
action
taken
March
meeting
Harshaw
Hearst
on
1.)
Chemical
Co.
Consolidated
T/o
preferred
Hein-Werner
Hercules
New
A
Class
(accum.)—
(Edward)
Fire
(San
&
3-10
25c
Finance
Ball
Co.
preferred
8
8
3-15
Interlake
10c
3-31
3-16
International
lc
3-15
3-
Inglis
1
John)
preferred
Co.,
preferred
4-
1
3
3-17
3-15
3-
3
3-10
3-
4
$1.50
4-
1
3-20
—
25c
4-
1
3-21
56V4C
4-
1
25c
pfd.
iquar.)
Ltd.
5V'a '/o
3-16
iquar.)
3-15
3-15
4 c'o
1
7-2*
1
10-2*
3-13
2-23
37lac
BlVuC
3-13
2-23
3-13
2-2»
4-10
3-31
$1.25
4-10
3-31
17!ic
3-20
3-10
3-31
3-10
3-15
3-
3
3-21
3* <1
3-31
3-17
lliU'aC
3-31
412 VaC
3-31
3-10
3-10
3-27
1
3-27
5c
6-
1
5-15
5c
12-
1
11-15
common
1_—:——
common
.
3-2*
___
2-24
2-)4
4-15
3-20
J17VaC
4-15
3-20
4-
1
3-20
25c
4-
1
3-20
$1.12V'a
preferred
(Entire
3-31
;
3-15
4-
$1,0614
3114c
iquar.)
1st
50c
20c
iquar.)
—— _
last
1
3-15
4"
1
3-15
issue
week.)
$1
common
(quar.)
dividend
—__
________
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
10c
30',«
3-31
4-
3-23
1
3-14
3-
3
$1.37Va
4-
1
3-1*
$1.50
4-
1
3-1*
3-31
Ltd)—
(quar.)
J S1
4-20
50c
3-14
25c
4-
1
3-15
37'ac
4-
1
3-13
Merck
Publishing Co. 1 increased)
Inc., 5Vo pfd. iquar.)
&
$3.50
$4
Company,
preferred
convertible
common
iquar.)
(quar.)
2nd
t*
4-
1
3-13
$1
iquar.)
4-
1
3-13
30c
1 Oc
Utilities, Inc.
Manufacturing
3-
87Vac
preferred
Co.
South
Miller
iquar.).
27lie
Co.___—_—
5c.
3-13
3-13
4-
3-
0
3-
5
1
3-10
3-31
3-21
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway—
Directors
at
action
meeting
on
Feb.
on
dividend
a
consideration
will
took
27
declaration.
be
at
the
no
Next
March
29
meeting.
Minnesota
&
Ontario
Paper Co.
37VaC
(quar.)
—
_____
Monarch
Knitting Co., Ltd.,
preference
(quar.)
414%
Monroe
5%
Auto
Montgomery
class
$7
Montreal
Moore
Drop
Mueller
Corp.
of
last
week
shown
5%
Myers
iquar.)
iquar.)
Securities
date
B
Co.,
Inc.
iMd.i____
Electric
Fire
Jersey
preferred
Yorker
iquar.)
Co..
Ltd.
iquar.)
Oak
3-20
4-
I
3-17
4-
1
3-20
Oneida,
i50c
4-
1
3-10
Ontario
J$1.121i
4-
1
3-10
Class
Ohio
6%
1
3-20
3-13
2-23
3-13
3-13
2-23
3-30
3-15
3-15
2-23
15c
4-
3-15
30c
4-
1
3-ltt
3-31
3-10
5-
4-14
1
1
2-23
4-15
35c
3-27
3-
5-
1
4-15
3-31
3-17
t)2c
4-15
3-15
7
3-31
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
4-
3
3-13
4-
3
3-13
3-15
3-
3
3-10
3-
6
30c
4-
1
3-20
3-31
3-13
3-15
3-
6c
6
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
class
3-10
2-21
25c
A
Service
preferred
Ltd.,
Co.,
common
preferred
Beauty
Participating
com.
iquar.)
(quar.)
conv.
3-
1
3-24
3-
3
3-24
3-
a
31c
3-31
'3-3
4-
3-15
3-
3
37V2C
iquar.)
974c
31V4C
—
iquar.)
Supply Co.,
3-15
$1.25
$1.25
Co.,
(quar.)
4-
25c
Corp
75c
40c
(quar.)
Coal
3-20
iPenn.)—
iquar.)
B
Public
3.9%
3-10
4-
50c
—
:_
Co.
Manufacturing Co.
3-20
3-20
50c
25c
Inc
Rayon $3 pfd.
Illinois
40c
10c
A
Brass
3-)0
5614c
'
Co.
Acceptance Corp.
Oh>o
3-29
$1.18%
Co.
Gas
3-15
3-14
$1.01)4
common
North American
Shore
3-13
1
12c
(quar.)
quar.)
Service,
Noblitt-Sparkes
North
1
4-
Light—
Magazine,
American
4-
3-29
20c
iquar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
Class
0
3-13
t371bc
Co.
(quar.)
Auction
File
3-
1
25c
System
(initial
Public
preferred
Nicholson
0
1
4-
75c
Insurance
Power &
York
3-
4-
$1.50
iquar.)
Telephone
England
Engl: nd
New
4-15
25c
-
iquar.i-,
Insurance
New
Orleans
50c
t40c
30c
iquar.i
iquar.)
Ltd.
Fire
New
434%
3-17
75c
(quar.)
iDetroil)
New
4.05%
1
12c
Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper —
New
3-10
4-
12!aC
common
Car,
Brunswick
1
was
(increased)
Co.
Co.,
Union
1
4-
published
iquar.)
Casualty Co.
Steel
was
payment
Brothers
preferred
4-
—
louar.)
Gypsum
National
J25c
15c
iquar.);
National
Lead
3-10
7
$1.25
;___
the
B
&
3-17
20c
common
declaration
but
E.i
1
593ec
iquar.)
(Hawaii)
incorrectly)
Nation-Wide
—
iquar.i.
pfd.
$5
Co.
preferred
<F.
common
preferred
America,
preferred
4.8%
(quar.,)_
iquar.)_
(quar.)
iThis
4-
25c
Telephone
Common
common
Co
preferred
Mutual
12laC
$1.75
Corp.,
Brass
Murray
Co.,
Works
Forging,
convertible
Finance
3-10
:t$1.121a
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Locomotive
434%
4%
&
3-
Co.—
(quar.)
Ward
A
3-31
3-24
3-31
62Vic
Equipment
preferred
4-25
15c
50c
Mission Appliance Corp.
(quar.)—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
n____
Molybdenum Corp. of America iquar.)
1
Ltd.—
:
811-
371ac
McGraw-Hill
25c
iquar.)
Co
Industries,
1
4-28
4-
4-23
4-
preferred (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co.,
4-1
$1.25
1
$1.50
—
6"0
SlOc
—
<quar.)__
SI
4-
5-
1
Company,
Stock
Northern
$1.1834
1
30c
4-
(quar.)
$6
North
(quar.)____
3-
$1.50
Corp.,
columns
our
New
iquar.)
Metal
41i%
3-
Telephone—
Steamship
A
7
3-29
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Class
3-
4-15
3-11
30c
Co
Indianapolis Power & Light 4%
3-
3-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Commercial
preierred
7
Co.—
Incorporated Investors
57o
3-
4-
Corp.—
convertible
$4.75
Thrift
Bearing
Houdaille-Hershey
3-15
$1
Insurance
3%
3-22
3-10
50c
common
1
3-21
62 Vic
(quar.(_
Co.,
(quar.)
&
Corp.,
&
2
12lie
—
(quar.)
Lumber
Marine
Gibson
Illinois
3-
3-30
12lie
Francisco)
Honolulu
$2.25
3-15
15c
iquar.)
.
1
20 Vo
Corp., class A
B
3-
—433/4C
quar.)
Q
3-15
t20c
Co.
McBee
New
(Initial
3-
for redemption on March 31 at $111
share, plus this dividend announced in
per
6%
3-15
3-18
3-17
1
—_____
National
(quar.)
Hollingsworth & Whitney
$4
preferred
(quar.I
Home
30c
dividend
Oil
Hlnes
(quar.)„
3-17
3-10
called
National
Corp.—
common
Stock
at
Publications, Inc.—
Corp.
Motors
dividend
common
1
4-
National
Harrisburg Steel Corp.—
(No
3
3-25
$1.50
preferred
Maytag
3-15
50c
Co...
(increased
-
Manufacturing
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
4Va7o
3-15
common
preferred
3-31
4-
4-15
(quar.)
Harrisburg Gas Co.,
3-10
$3
10
preferred
3-10
25c
—
com.
pfd.
preferred
Motor
(quar.)
Munning
Co.,
3-31
7
(Winnipeg)
dividend
prior
3-20
t621/ac
(quar.)
Winkle
Seybold
Stock
3-22
(quar.)
Printing Co.
Company, common
Hanson-Van
1
3
4-14
iquar.)
Y.)
F.)
preferred
3-
4-
J25c
Ltd
iN.
1
30c
2 $5
Wire
3-
20c
$30c
Co.
3-10
3-10
+15c
(quar.)
Assurance
$2
•
1
3-15
7!aC
—
prior
iquar.)—
Marshall Field & Co., 4\'a '/»
pfd. iquar.)
Maryland Drydock Co., common (quar.).
3-27
4-
44-
(quar.)_
Basket
3-10
15c
(quar.).
iquar.)
1
3-20
4-
:f$l
5c
iquar.i_
preferred
3-10
4-
4-15
$1
Y.)
3-
1
3-30
25c
(irreg.)
(N.
3-15
3-15
J5c
—
Insurance
<o'/v
Extr&
1
7
common—_—_—_______
77o
Middle
4-
3-
Ltd.—
(Marcus) Theatres, Ltd.)
Meyer-Blanke
40c
1
McQuay,
4-
(quar.)
preferred
West
3-14
3-14
4-
—
Engineering Works (irreg.)
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Paper, Ltd., common
Quarterly
Greening iB.)
3-21
1
4-1
56?/»c
(quar.)
—
A
3-13*
$1.50
_—
Warehouse & Cold Storage Co.
Stores, Inc. iquar.).
Lakes
4-
3-10
Co.—
Trunk
Great
3-31
50c
$1.06V'4
Mines, Ltd.
(interim)
Ltd. iquar.)
Co.
Lakes
1
3-31
20c
.
1B. F.)
Company, common....
preferred (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Great
4-
4
4-
3
Ltd.—
—
RR.,
Market
3-17
.,
American
3-15
8
3-15
$5
Drug
3-
3-31
Goodrich
Great
3-16
3-15
25c
T/o
Co
Mfg.
3-21
60c
preierred
Co.
Manitou
State
3-16
31'Ac
Works
Brewing
Golden
3-20
Co.—
Globe-Wernicke,
Goebel
1
3-21
10c
iquar.)
Coal
4-
25c
'#
60c
Common
$1
3-
Loew's Theatres,
Mai'itime
3-10
\
1
25c
(quar.)
Common
Marcus
Marion
15c
iquar.)
Co
Co.
(quar.)
Export Co.,
Realization,
3-15
10c
common
preierred
Co.
R.)
preferred
Mar-Tex
33-
4-
35c
(Irreg.)—
iquar.)
Wells,
3-15
75c
d
common
iquar.)
$6
67«
3-17
3-14
1$1
iquar.)
—
Marshall
3-31
iquar.)
5%
(H.
Central
3-31
15c
Plywood
Power,
preferred
Maine
3-15
$l,12I/a
Cement
preferred
MacMillan
(See Loew's
Directors at meeting on Feb. 25 decided to
omit dividend payment at this time.
Glens Falls Insurance Co. (quar.)______
$5
4-
3-30
3-15
55c
Realty & Utilities Corp. is-a)
Time Corp., common (increased)
preferred
iquar.)
General
Harris
1
6
(increased)
Co.
&
pfd.
B
(increased quar.).
Corp.
General
Bauman
3
75c
com.
Cement
Angeles Biltmore Hotel
Ludwig
4-
4-
.____
—
Theatres,
Portland
3-31
'
quar.)_
(quar.)..
Supply,
Ltd
Los
65c
Telegraph-
T,i
iMarcus)
4-
25c
(quar.)__
Candy
General
4'/o
3-17
3-17
1
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
iquar.)
Longhorn
3-1®
3-31
(Fort
—_
5'Jo
preferred (quar.)
Lindsay Light & Chemical,
30c
(quar.)
preferred
General
Hall
1
1
25c
5%
Great
44-
3-31
(Texas),
Corp.
Common
12VaC
Extra
General
Gray
1
1
1
37!aC
preferred
Telephone
25c
(increased
Oil
3-
$2
(quar.)
American
3-10
$3
(quar.)
Investors,
Co.
iquar.)
Loew's
50c
preferred A
American
Ind.)
Insurance
prior
9
4-
5-
50c
Corp._
Life
Service
Lincoln
1
3-
50c
30c
Building
National
Wayne,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lincoln
3-10
1
10c
(resumed)—
T/o
6
3-23
30c
Corp.
iquar.)
67o
3-
3-23
50c
i—
Co.
3-28
3-
1
25c
(quar.)
Cement
Corp., common iquar.)—_
participating
preferred
iquar.)
3-15
B
Light Co.
Co.__J
Portland
3-10
3-20
1
4-
$1
L
3-31
10c
4-
10c
—
3-
35c
(irreg.i_
Y. (quar.)
iSee Marshall Field)
N.
5-15
50c
—
iquar.)
3-24
1
5-15
1
12c
iquar.)
Lid
3-15
3-10
preferred
pfd.
4'/o
Mining,
4-
1
1
6-
25c
50c
3-20
class
Gold
Products
4-
20c
tquar.)
Co.,
4'ye
Steel
4-
3-10
6-
$1.75
Lighting Co.,
Gas
$1.50
3-20
'
25c
(quar.)___
2-23
40c
$1
________
Creamery Co. (Calif.)
Co., Inc., common
preferred
tquar.)
Laclede
1
3-15
8
95c
quar.)
Corpoiation
Lawrence
2
3-15
1
3-
Light—
Knudscn
Laclede
37 VaC
preferred
Knott
3-21
3-
1
4-
35c
Koppers
3-10
3-15
4-
$1.50
.
$1
3-10
1
3-15
$1.25
iquar.)
(quar.)
Lake
1
class A__
convertible
2-20
50c
iquar.)
4.Va%
3-15
1
Mill
1
Co.
5Va%
Gemmer
1
3-
2-23
525c
iquar.)
iquar.)
Froeatcrt Grain & Malting Co., com.
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
Garfinckel (Julius)
& Company—
Common
1
4-
3-15
1
...
Process
4-
10c
10c
S-l
4-
30c
Machinery & Chemical Corp.
Franklin
$1.50
(quar.)
70c
Series
4-
3-
Corp.
iquar.)__
(quar.)
2-23
4-
$5
...
Foster-Wheeler
pfd.
$6
3-15
50%
15c
Co.
a
30c
2-28
3-15
Light
Co.,
3-23
Keystone Custodian Fund Series B-4
$2.50
is-at.
Ltd.
Class B
$3
33-
—
Florsheim
Food
3-10
3-10
3-31
iquar.)
Pennsylvania
Power
4-14
3-
Kirxland
iquar.)
Extra
Florida
50c
iquar.)_:
3-15
Kilturn
25c
Co.
3-15
20c
Kings County
California
of
Co.
&
1
(quar.)
preierred
5GV4C
Cap &; Set Screw Co.
(Marshall)
77c
3-20
iquar.j_.
Mfg.
4-
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—
3-17
5c
pfd.
Kaynee
3-15
iquar.)
Fiduciary Trust Co. of
Field
3
1
(quar.)
pfd.
Works
60c
(quar.)
Company, common'-iquar.)
1
50c
iquar.)
Chemical
Federal
3-
iquar.)___.
preierred
4-
75c
com.
3-ia
3-20
preferred
4-
1
Company
Shops, Inc.
Bake
Co.,
America
(initial
25c
—
&
Federal
3-31
3-
$3.50
5%
4-15
25c
Stores
(Boston)
preierred
17)ac
common
Motors,
preferred
&
47c
3-10
.
Famous Players Canadian
Corp.,
Farrel-Birmingham Co. (quar.)
Faultless Rubber Co.
Felt
3.8',c
3-10
(increased)
Family Finance Corp.,
of
Feiss
&
Common
3-10
25c
(Calif.) iquar.)
Alleys Corp. iquar.).
irreg.)
1
Joseph
3-15
12I2C
iquar.)
&
J60c
iquar.)
Telephone Corp.—
preferred A
(quar.)
1
4-
$1.62'/a
Corp.
Railway
Common
Fear
4
3-31
$1
;
dividend
Fairmount
4(2%
4-
$1.50
;
(quar.)______
3-15
(quar.)
,
A
Holder*#
1
4-
Jamestown
4-
$1.75
$1.75
class
pfd.
Capwell Co.,
preferred is-a)
7%
3-
6
Telephone
Investment
3-28
Equity Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Guaranteed
3-25
3-
Interstate
3-28
4-15
common
Emporium
3-15
3-15
3-31
4-15
$1
(accum.).
5\kc/o
Products
3-15
50c
4-15
f25c
Co.
Kansas City Power &
Inc.,
Relractories
$1
1
Department
(accum.)
preierred
Register
Electric
25c
—
&
$1
3-28
Interstate
Ltd.
41
Payable of Ree.
$1.50
•
(reduced)
International
3-31
25c
$5
Co. iKansas)
Gray Iron Foundry
Steel
—
1
preferred
Derby Oil
Detroit
25c
—
Denver & Rio Grande Western
5 %
$1
Western
Shoe
3-15
4-15
B
Hoover
(quar.)
&
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mill Mfg.
(quar.)
4.28 ','n
Dempster
Denman
Hudson
Lackawanna
Corp.
Co.,
f43c
preferred (quar.)
Hotel
declaration.)
Delaware
Delaware,
Products
Corp.—
6V2'/o
Hickok
textra)___
Power
International
(increased)
Class
Egry
41/2</«
com¬
International
75c
Paper Corp. (irreg.)
Edison 1 Thomas A.), Inc.,
5-20
20c
(quar.)
Cuban-American
44-
held
(resumed)
Creameries
Crown
3-15
25c
$1
(quar.)
Airfleets,
(Reading)
Company
_.
(quar.)
Inc.
share
Continental-Diamond
Inc.
1
Aircraft (stock dividend)
share
Gas
4-
2
Eddy
Haloid
$1
_____
Rendering Co.
for
6
$1.12 Va
Co
Consolidated
mon
6
3-
90c
(quar.)___
Consolidated
Gne-tenth
3-
3-14
Power
(quar.)
Paper
Consolidated
&
(quar.)
common
preferred
Consolidated
Light
3-14
5c
Electric
Gas,
3-
3-15
3-24
_____
preferred
B
Co
1
iquar.)
Co.
When
Share
Telegraph
9
iquar.i-
Extra
25C
__T
Engineering Corp.
A
Ocoan
4-
common
—
Extra
Consolidafed
class
(Ohio)
—_____—
Solvents
Consolidated
3-10
3-31
$1
America
3-31
30c
;
$5
preferred
$6
6
Electric—
Semi-annual
Commercial
class
Grand
(quar.)..
Insurance
Consolidated
$7
Globe
2%%
50c
Ltd.,
Products
of Company
50c
iquar.)
States
Gorham
Semi-annual
Crane
2-25
a
—
Columbus
Coty,
2-25
1
$2
Extra
$5
1
3-,
20c
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
Colonial
...—
(Directors took
preferred
4.80%
3-
7
payment).
Counties
4%
4-
12 VaC
preferred
Builders
Cleveland
1
RR.—
Clayton &. Lambert Mfg. Co
Cleveland
Steel
Name
International
J12 Vac
common
common
Co.,
3-11
3-29
3-
iquar.)
preferred
Dunn
Glen
5-
$3
Shore
Cinzano
Power
7%
Per
Payable of Rec.
12)aC
iquar.)
Draper Corporation
(985)
Holder»
13 5c
Ltd.,
Co.,
Glass
When
50c
preferred
preferred
$5
payment
South
T/o
Georgia
dividend
common
3fate
Chicago
Dominion
4V4%
2VaC
•
Dairies,
CHRONICLE
25c
Corp.
(quar.)____
Corp.
iquar.)
General
Products Corp.—
quar.)
(quar.)
Sons
non-cum.
General
33 7/10c
10c
Co.
Extra
3-15
313C
(interim)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
action
3
65c
(interim)...
(initial)
Hudson Gas
Common
3-
12 Vac
Co'p...
Company
preferred
Certain-Teed
1
5c
...
receipts B
4%
General
&
(J.
4-
12
'resumed)
receipts A
deposit
Corp.,
Dominion
.
deposit
;American
3
1$1
(quar.)...
Company
Lid.—
American
3
3-
50c
com.
preierred
Carborundum
3-
1
115c
(quar.)
Capitol Records, Inc.,
4-10
1
4-
$$1.75
....
Ltd...
Lamp Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canco Corporation (resumed
Capital City Products Co. (quar.)__.
Co.
1
4-
120c
Motor
Transit
5-
.
Ltd.—
7Vo
preferred
tquar.)
Canadian Ingersoll Rand,
The
4-15
3-31
130c
i
Industries,
Canadian
4Wo
3-15
170c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
Carriers
3-15
1
150c
6% preferred (quar.)_.__
Canadian Ice Machine Co.,
$2.60
1
4-15
+30c
$$1.25
.....
com.
Extra
Capital
3-15
3-10
1
4-
HOc
common
Starch Co., Ltd., com. (resumed)
T/o
non-cum.
preferred (s-a)....
Canada Steamship Lines,
Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
Canada Steel Products,
Ltd
Canadian Bronze Co., common
Class
3-20
15c
Canada
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Cottons, Ltd.,
8
4-
preferred
Northern
3-
4-
f 62 Vac
common...
7
4-
(quar.)
Foundries, Ltd.,
non-cum.
Canada
5%
Ginger Ale Inc.,
preferred
Canada
No
4-
Wireless
$1.50
$4.75
2-28
2-28
$1
Canada
Central
2-28
3-10
$1.10
prelerence
(s-a)_
California Pacific Trading
Carter
3-15
3-10
(quar.)
Terminal
Cenco
3-15
62 V2C
...
Carrier
3-15
1
15c
_
5Va Vo
£6%
1
4-
4 $ 1.8 8
(s-a)
Sharpe Mig. (quar.).
Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)..
Battery Co. (irreg.)
&
4-
15c
&
Cable
3-14
25c
Brooklyn Telegraph & Messenger Co. (quar.)
Distillers, common iquar.i-
Burgess
5
35C
Brown-Forman
Bullard
3-
3-31
30c
Share
Car
Theatres
Duke
3
50c
___
_
Brown
4-15
payment.
(quar.)
Assurance
(Henry)
3-16
2-18
$1.37'/a
Motor
Doehler-Jarvis
Eastern
Broadway Market Corp.
(quar.)
Brockway Glass, 5% preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common (resumed).
junior
3-14
1
1
4-
Company
T
District
5%
4-
t$1.50
_
British-American
Name o/
Diamond
Disston
....
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
1
3-
432 Vac
pfd
Power
_
Building
3-15
4-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
4%
3-30
Vac
20c
___•
common
Bristol
$4
3-15
3-15
62 V2C
(reduced)
Ltd.,
Light
preferred
Brass
4.4 %
3-31
3-30
Co.—
Bristol
■
$1
25c
iquar.)
(quar.)
No action taken
5Va%
preferred
Brillo
3-15
3-24
Club
Casket
preierred
Bridgeport
3-15
3-31
_
(quar.)
preferred
3-31
_.
iquar.)
FINANCIAL
Far
Payable of Ree.
8114c
Corp
Month
Cordage
Brazilian
6 %
5%
Burial
Brantford
(quar.)
common
preierred
(Phila.),
Elue
.
Corp.,
&
Holder*
37 VaC
common
,.
preierred
convertible
Blauner's
Share
Corp.,
(quar.)__
Bingham-Herbrand
When
COMMERCIAL
3-15
3-
A
4-
3-20
1
3-15
Ltd.—
preferred
iquar.)
f25c
3
_
j
42
(986)
Per
Name of
Ontario
Company
Loan
&
Ontario Steel
7%
4
Ox
Co
Brush
Co.,
Gas
Pacific
6%
Electric
preferred
&
»
4%
'
4-
3-15
Southern
3-22
3-
1
3-15
3-31
3-15
$1.50
4-14
3-31
15c
3-27
3-
8
4-15
4-
1
50c
3-29
3-16
10°
3-
1
2-15
30c
$1.15
$1.12%
$1.12%
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
Stanley
4-
1
3-10
Starrett
Feb.
Peoples
Telephone
Perfect
Circle
Permanente
Corp.
Corp.
____
—_____
-
$2
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Cement
Petroleum
+
$4.50
1st
$4.50
1st
4-
1
$4.50
1st
preferred
1st
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.,
3-10
3-15
3-
4-
1
1
10-
1
9-15
1-1-51
12-15
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.i_
$1
$4
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1
7-
1
$4
non-cum.
10-
$4
non-cum.
$1
■
*
Extra
(quar.)
Insurance
Pioneer
Suspender
Co._
Fort Wayne
Common
iirreg.)_
(reduced)-
sider
will
Corp.
March,
Inc.
Power
Corp.
of
4% %
partic.
Car
and
A
Co.
preferred
A
Y
(quar.)
(accum.)
A
Toronto
Textile
3-16
3-20
3-31
3-20
Riley
Stoker
Riverside
3-27
3-
6
66c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Co.,
Extra
Ltd.,
A
(quar.i_
common——
preferred
Cotton
I
(quar.)Mills,
Rochester-American
Y.)
Cable
Corp.,
Tool
(F.
C.)
Mfg.
4-
1
3-20
$1.75
4-
1
3-20
One
$1.25
4-15
3-31
common
Charles
Hotel
St.
Helen's
Pulp
St.
Joseph Light &
preferred
4-
4
3-10
60c
50c
S.
Trust
United
3-23
4-13
3-15
3-
3-31
3-17
4-
3-15
1
6
IN.
&
Wire
Oil
7-
6-15
7-
6-15
Vapor
Heating
5%
preferred
10-
9-15
5%
10-
9-15
5%
3-20
3-10
3-
3-10
3-
1
3-15
3-
6
3-30
3-15
3-15
3-
4-
3-15
$50c
$50c
4-
1
1
3
1
3-15
4-21
3-20
5-
1
4-
1
4-14
3-20
3-
1
2-23
West
Penn
4-15
3-31
West
3-31
4-
1
3-20
4%%
White
3-
3-10
6
tlOc
83%c
1
7%
Wico
6%
Co.
Cement
non-cum.
Electric
5%
Smith
Company, Ltd. $2.12 pfd.
(A. O.) Corp._
Smith
(T.
L.)
Company,
Manufacturing Co.
Co.
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
iquar.)_
Sugar
Co.,
(quar.)
Power &
3-18
Wisconsin
Public
3-18
Wiser Oil
$1.25
4-
1
4-
3-15
4-
3
5-
2
4-
15c
3-
1
2-24
25c
3-16
3-
1
3-10
3-
1
6-
1
9-11
9-
1
12-11
12-
1
3-15
3-
1
6-10
Co.
4-
Wool
Combing
Desauer
1
3-
6
3-30
3-16
4-
1
3-15
a
50c
4-
1
3-15
xLess
resident
Less
30%
on
15%;
the
distribution of
was
made
close
not
was
171,
19,900 shares of
common
Feb. 27 by Laird. Bissell &
market on the New York
on
the
per
from
of
with
the
par
shares
are
the
share (net), with a dealers'
169, p. 2757.
20,000
18,
$100
of Spartan
shares
authorized
420,000
to
authorized
as
by
stock
Was
shares
and
common
$10
par
shares,
$10
including 1,500 treasury shares were
shares. Each of the 25,000 outstanding
par
shares
Startex
of
$10 par
outstanding and
2336.
Startex Mills,
the
1949,
par
issued
new
common
with
merger
Nov.
on
30,000
exchanged for 16
$25
shares
Mills
stock.
common
24,000
were
As
a
exchanged
for
396,000
result,
four
shares
held as treasury stock,—V.
are
170,
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
January—
3-17
5
Net
4-
3-15
Net
7%c
1
3-
3-15
10c
4-
8
*
from
from
ry.
1950
1949
1948
1947
$107,140
$122,396
$153,620
$153,794^
*23,786
*29,769
31,360
39,242
*46,552
railway—
railway—
*56,165
7,161
•
income.—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
171,
10,996
699.
p.
3-11
1
,
25c
3-15
3-
20c
3-31
3-17
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-
Standard
This
3-15
$1.75
...
.
Gas
&
Electric
Co.—Hearing
Philadelphia Co. and
company,
'
.
three
on
subsidiaries
'
•
Plan—
of
the
latter
have
3-31
3-10
filed applications with
the SEC proposing various
translation^
generally designed to effectuate compliance with the Holding Company
Act, it was announced on Feb. 28. The proposals have been scheduled
45c
3-24
3-10
for
$1.02%
4-15
3-17
$1.05
4-15
3-17
oil
$1.12%
4-15
3-17
table
3-
structure
—
3-20
30c
1
8
SEC
(1)
1
3-24
1
3-20
$50c
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-15
accrued
3-24
3-10
March
13,
proposals
1950.
involves
Philadelphia's
to
be
the
combination
of
the
and
gas
system
under the ownership of Equi¬
certain changes in the capital
another Philadelphia subsidiary, Kentucky-
accompanied
Equitable and
West Virginia Gas
44-
by
Co.
(2)
Philadelphia proposes to sell all of its holdings of common stock
of Equitable (subject to the contingency noted below) and to use the
proceeds for the redemption und retirement of $33,709,000 of its 4-4'%%
collateral trust sinking fund bonds, due July 1, 1961, at the redemption
price
D
at
in
Co.
of
on
such
of
Gas
40c
(quar.)_.
dividend
hearing
One
properties
$$1.50
103%%,' and $2,400,000 of its 2%% collateral trust serial
serially to July 1, 1951, at their principal amount (plus
of
due
interest
each
in
cast).
It
is
understood
that
Standard's
plan
3-31
3-15
for
simplification
of the
corporate
structure
of
Philadelphia
Co.
System/which provides, among other things, for the retirement of the
noncallable
preferred stocks of
Philadelphia and The Consolidated
Gas Co. of thi City of Pittsburgh, is to be further amended to provide
3-31
3-15
also for the retirement of
the
3-
$3.50
.__
25c
(quar.)__
2-24
1
$1.12%
4-
1
3-24
2-28
$1.12%
3-15
3-15
3-15
2-28
25c
.
(quar.)l
$1.12%
$1.20
—
pfd.
3-20
3-
Corp
2-28
1
4-
15c
1
3-11
4-
25c
1
3-11
3-15
3-
$40c
Canada,
for
4-10
3-25
3
Ltd.
this
resident
tax
7%.
tax.
income
deductible
non-residents'
at
the
tax.
source.
Non¬
stock
proceeds
(3)
of
such
sale."
.
of
the
Commission's
Standard
(4)
Rule
U-50.
"
•
alternative to Philadelphia's
sell at competitive bidding, its
holdings of all of the 1,625,000 shares of outstanding $10 par common
stock of Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
Divestment of this stock was
ordered by the SEC in August, 1941.
Prior to the hearing, Standard
and Philadelphia will notify the Commission as to which sale will be
of
sale
(51
proposes,
Equitable stock,
(and
then
In
common
will
as
possible
a
that Standard
withdraw
the
application
in
respect
of
the proposed
abandoned).
the event
of the
sale
by Standard of its holdings
of Wisconsin
stock, Standard proposes to lend an amount equal to the pro¬
to Philadelphia, which would issue therefor its 18-month
ceeds
tax.
-
Philadelphia has requested that its proposed sale of the Equitable
stock be exempted from the competitive bidding requirements
common
made
dividend.
Canadian
the
the
.common
sale
10c
not closed
the callable preferred stocks of Philadelphia
possible sale and divestiture of Philadelphia's interest in
of Equitable, as such slock will exist upon consum¬
mation of the reorganization of Equitable (mentioned above), and for
the redemption and retirement of the funded dqbt of Philadelphia with
for
and
(quar.)
A
(quar.)__
Jamaica
The sale
offering by Southern Union Gas
of
connection
3-21
——_—
(annual)
Light, 4%%
income
offered
1
shares of stock to stockholders.—V.
new
stockholders
each
3-20
.
Co.—
of
Distribution-^r-
March
holdings purchased by the
Murchison, Jr. and John D. Mur-
current
after the
changed
3-
Co—
books
British
Secondary
—
stock (par $1) at $21 per share.
Spartan Mills—Change in Capitalization—
In
3-20
___!
tax
Co.
common
Exchange at $12.50
Stock
3-31
—
common
Corp
1,771,322
;• ' '
45c
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15%
fPayable in Canadian funds, tax
$1
2,496,833
represented
(par $1)
Gross
(quar.)
Quarterly
♦Transfer
1,224,519
::
discount of 600 per share.—V.
3-27
,f
&
1,921,509
Union Gas
secondary
stock
3-20
(quar.)
Wolf
1947
3-15
1
3
$53c
30c
common——
1
4-15
3-10
1
(guar.)
Service
3-15
40c
3-10
4-
—
.
Extra
3-20
1948
Co. and Lehman Brothers
shares
Meeds
notes,
Mfg.
preferred
3-23
852.
p.
(A. G.) Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Secondary Distribution
—A
2-28
3-31
4-
:
(irreg.)
Wisconsin-Michigan Power—
4% % preferred (quar.)
1
company
171,
3-15
35c
(quar.)
Wisconsin
1
&
115,275
852.
2-28
4-
56c
—
common
6
4-
Southern
Allen
25c
A
6
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(N)
1
3-15
3-15
20c
.
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—
$4.50
conv.
preferred
series
4-12
1949
■
.
$35c
class
3-
4-
6
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
preferred A
10c
(quar.)
preferred A
income.—
oper.
8
3-
5c
!—
3-
$1.12%
B
3-
3-15
24.)
4.80%
iquar.)__
class
3-15
——
Co.__
3-15
1
3
3-15
50c
& Light Co., Ltd.—
3-15
4-
4-
25c
(quar.)_
$1.02%
Service—
1
3-20
—
(quar.)
Inc.
iquar.)
on
Inc.
Motor
Whitehall
25c
Rico
Feb.
meeting
Westmoreland,
1
4-
1
(quar.)_!
taken
3-23
$425,000,
The
V.
Y
1950
.
15c
Co.___
Ltd.,
preferred
4-12
Westmoreland Coal Co.—
3-15
also
171, p. 594.
87 %c
Western
1
—V.
45c
.
Grocers,
over
not
$425,000.
railway
$17,654,181 $18,606,622 $21,175,231 $19,039,385
railway—,_J__
4.179,093
2,974,587
5,515,437
4,211,i)34
from
ry.
3-10
$$1.25
;
3-13
3-15
1
4-
(increased)
common
3-10
7
but
of
9.—See
from
Net
p
1
4-
4-
25c
—
4-
$1.10
3-10
50c
—
4-
$175,000
excess
March
Ry.—Earnings—
January—
Gross
3-10
1
$1.25
$$1.06
12%c
3-15
$1.25
3-10
4-
in
on
3-20
4-10
4-
$1.25
iquar.)
Electric Co.
action
Southern
of
Inc.
preferred
$1.40
of
excess
profit
issue
p.
2
50c
Bakers,
2-28
8
the
3-
$2
1
2-28
for
related to the
10c
3-20
3-
in
such net
any
bids
3-11
(accum.)
3-15
6
of
1
——-—
4-
3-13
75 %
receive
to pay to the company on or before
of any net profit realized on the resale of the
4-
—
(quar.)_,
West Virginia Water Service Co
———
Western Assurance
Co., (Ontario)
(s-a)
Western Department Stores (quar.)_
3-
and
will
required
50%
chison and affiliated business interests.
$8.75
—
Power Co., common
preferred C
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
A.20%
are
debentures
1
93%C
Penn
4-15
3-10
underwriters
unsubscribed
3-
—
preferied
3-25
The
3-17
$1
(quar.)__
West Kootenay Power
4.10%
of
will
These
$1.25
Snowdrift
&
Debentures—
on
1960,
1
common
Inc.
Wesson
15c
prior preferred
preferred
Oil
1947
333,483,512
2,653,727
3-15
(reduced)
Co.
2-23
7%'
1948
7,466,116
3-18
3-16
iquar.)
Dutch
17%c
Rayon,
Oil
Fund,
3-10
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Porto
Wire
Wellington
assets.—
Y
1949
4-
,
$2.50
_■
Ltd.
Co.,
3-10
3-10
Penn
Cotton
company's
2,227,193
2-21
$1.75
Goodwill Station,
1
4-
South
Wabasso
the
$1.75
(quar.)
Iron
&
for
6,787,001
1
3-
held..
(quar.)—
preferred
Mold
bid
1,445,564
bankers from Clint W.
i accum.)__
preferred
Works,
Equipment Co.
The
also
■> 1,558,687
3-30
$2
common
1
2-28
South
3%%
Victor
had
173,128
175,464 shares of
t25c
3-
3-15
preferred
3-20
(quar.)
3-30
2-21
Company,
Inc.
Chemical
accepted
bankruptcy
Los Angeles,
3,307,433
May 1 of this year,
3-18
7
(quar.)
4-
2-21
Seagrave Corp.
1
4-
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
Vulcan
3-10
Skenandoa
Ltd.,
5%
Victor
WJR,
1
(quar.)
4-
"
Verney Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%%
preferred
iquar.)
Viau,
3-20
1
A
5%
Co.
6
Inc.—
Inc
8%
Kamp's Holland
Veeder-Root,
3-20
1
1
Common
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
preferred
iquar.)
4-21
3-
(qrar.)—
4-
___________
De
4-
4-
preferred
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp
Refining
Van
3-
(quar.)__
5-
(s-a)
Extra
3-15
4-
Y.)
Metal Cap,
Upressit
Utah
A
Match
4-
50c
Water
tl2%C
iquar.)_—
Co.
Steel
$27c
__$0.296875
8%
U.
Universal
—.$0.296375
Brook
3-23
(quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
common
3-15
1
(No
Ltd.—
4-
(quar.)
preferred
4-
(quar.)
Common
$1
iquar.)
Plywood Corp.,
4-25
B
Scranton-Spring
Canal
&
3-10
$$1.50
17,
in
of
the
new
$37,727,600
convertible
debentures, due
be called on to share their profits with the com¬
underwriting covers any part of the issue not subscribed
the stockholders. According to terms of the bidding invitation,
1,
Net
4
4
(s-ai
shares
1
S.
4
3-
3-
(stock dividend)
Light & Power
Joseph
ten
4-
U.
3-
3-20
3-20
(quar.)
pfd.
common
A
pfd.
3-16
15c
13%c
iquar.).
$1.25
3.35%
35c
(quar.)
$1.25
Co.,
preferred
the
3-15
Circuit,
Co.
7%
Feb.
on
Rudolph
income—
3-15
25c
Railways
St.
each
RR.
J.
J.,
company,
C.
25c
&
37%c
Co.,
preferred
Freight
preferred
Electric
1
Co
Gypsum
preferred
Scranton
4-
pfd.
4%
S.
4%.%
Sobs
N.
6
4-1
Storage Co.—
S.
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.,
U.
4%%
5%
United
3-
J15c
Ltd
Canada,
U.
1
3-13
tl5c
Y.)
3-13
1
3-16
1
75c
iN.
5-
15c
St. Louis Public Service, class A (irreg.)
St. Regis Paper Co. 4.40%; 1st pfd. A (quar.)
San Jose Water Works, common <quar.)____
Bridge
Co.
5-31
3-
4-
(quar.)
—
Cold
of
for
S.
was
railway.—_
oper.
pany.
for by
J$1.75
common
3-10
Power Co.—
(initial)
Common
3-17
50c
25c
(quar.)
1
93%c
35c
_______
Paper
Ltd.,
4-10
25c
;__
4-
3-10
Theatre
Light
30c
(La.)
&
31%c
Corp
share
Accepted for AssetsN.
this
1950
Underwriters
(quar.)——
Corp.
United
50c
& Lighting Co
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4(4% pfd
April
1
50c
(increased)
Inc.
3-17
5%
Gas
of
railway— $23 841.078 $30,441,780 $34,984,111
Bidding
2-21
Company
Artists
Electtric
from
ry.
3-17
4-
20c
Company—
Co
Ryerson & Haynes,
Safety Car Heating
Slater
United
Newark.
3-15
Drill
Tv/ist
bidder
at
'Deficit.
1
3-31
prior
partic.
Net
Net
1
$30c
RR.
Sulphur
successful
The
from
1
——__—__
Trusts
Terminal
Gross
4-
3-15
$1.75
1.
i
Typewriter Co., commonpreferred (quar.)
Ruberoid Company
$4.50
Pacific
assets
;
31 %c
(quar.)__—
34-
3
15c
7%
10c
4-
30c
Royal
Shaler
Union
the
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
3-22
tlOc
of
Co.
Fake,
January—'
6
—
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)„:
3-31
25c
iquar.)—
B
3-
$4
iquar.)_._
preferred
3-15
Insurance
Washburn
common
pieferred
&
10c
____
(irreg.)_——_.
preferred
4-
$1.50
(irreg.)—--———
United
30c
conv.
Co.———
3-10
—
Quarterly
Gear
3-15
3-10
$10c
(N.
3-10
1
3-24
t62%c
Ltd
Insurance
1
3-24
t50c
—
$2.50
Robinson
4-
preferred iquar.)
United Dyewood Corp., 7%
|$i
Mfg.
$1.16%
——
(quar.)__
Co., $6 pfd.
common
Trust
Gas
4%
$1
B
4.1%
Underwriters
4-24
15c
class
3-10
Electric Light & Power
Gas,
Union
50c
common
Ltd.,
1
Fixture Corp., common-—__—_—
preferred
(quar.)
——__
Union
30c
Mills,
4-
5%%
Unfon
40c
Corp
Silk
Robertson
Sarnia
Tucson
Tyler
75c
(quar.)
(increased)
Corp.,
(quar.)
$1.06'/4
iquar.)_
(quar.)
$5c
A (quar.)
Products Corp
Metal
3-10
Iron-Works,
A
3%%
preferred
Extra
3-20
$5c
Co.
3-10
1
Corp._
Brothers, Ltd
4-15
L.
for
170, p. 1704.
3-15
4-
Shipyards
$27c
Co.
V.
3-.10
3-10
t75c
G.
$815,000
Sprague
3-10
1
1
3-10
$28c
Paper
4-
$1.02%
Welder
General
Judge
of
3-10
(quar.)
General
bid
Calif.
4-
t25c
<quar.)_
3-31
Tooke
Federal
proceedings.
at
3-31
Todd
364.
p.
Solar Manufacturing Corp.—Bid
1
1
5c
.
3-
1
$2c
(quar.)
3-10
3-10
1
10c
(quar.)____
3-20
$1.12%
Toronto
10c
class
15c
25c
Feb.
3-17
(quar.)
Markets,
vote
1808.
p.
3-17
1
$1.06%
3-20
25c
Ltd.,
3-16
1
4-
4-
$1.50
Co
1
4-
$50c
$1.25
___„_
4-
15c
Drug
4-15
1
issued
March
to
Oversubscribpd.—V. 171,
87 %c
Stores Co.—
preferred A' iquar.)._—
preferred B
iquar.)
—
Water Associated Oil, $3.75 pfd. (quar.)
Tide
3-31
be
9-15
4%%
4-
to
entitled
3-10
4% %
2-15
stock
outstanding.
3-31
6-15
4-
Carbon
Electric
Thrifty
$1.75
________
•
Paper
5%
Thomson
1
now
stockholders
25c
;—
payment
170,
for
12-15
6-30
4-
50c
!
Rieke
,
3-10
3-
$25 par
new
number
date
—After the
a
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)1
Extra
St.
3-17
$1
Corp.
Bit
Rhinelander
Russell
Thermatomic
3-15
oi
the
as
9-29
8
25c
Mfg.
Glass
t5c
A
Russell
3-10
$1.16(4
;
Extra
4%
1
Union
Extra
Ross
4-
Oklahoma—
—
Roller
Rome
Thatcher
1
shares
record
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.—Secondary Distribution
6
35c
Electric Service
3-10
meeting.—V.
the
as
12-29
______
'__
the
fixed
$1.25
Cos.
preferred
preferred
4.65%
1
35c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transmission, com.
Gas
4-
(R. I.)
(quar.)
3-
been
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
4.25%
4.40% pfd.
redemption on April
(quar.)
Renold-Coventry,
i
3-10
Colorado,
of
preferred
1st
Class
3-15
12%c
Insurance Co.
of
Co.
Reed-Prentice
$4
50c
payment
Raytheon Mfg. Co., $2.40 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Reading Company, 4%
2nd pfd.
(quar.)__
Riegel
1
37%c
(This
_
Riegel
3-15
3-
56%c
(quar.)
Purolator Products, Inc.
(quar.)
Quaker Oats Company, common (irreg.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Manitoir Mines, Ltd
Queen Anne Candy Co.
Railway Equipment & Realty, Ltd.—
Class
4.10%
t$1.50
Puget Sound Power & Light, 5% pfd.
Class
Tennessee
Class
Corp., common voting
non-voting
original preferred (quar.)
1st preferred
<quar.)_,
Reed
3
7
Inc.—
preferred
Co.
common
Instrument
3-
4-
capitalize a portion of the company's earned
share of stock for each share then held. ■
1,306,000, same
has
at
$1.13
dividend
on
preference
Toronto
(quar.)—
Tool
(G.), Ltd.,
3-
in
about
to
one
additional
16
regular monthly meeting held this week.
1
40c
..Common
6%
taken
convertible
—
Corp.,
(quar.)
Machine
action
No
4-
25c
plan
of
close of the New York Stock
Exchange oh
28, The First Boston Corp., Coffin & Burr, Inc., and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, made a secondary dis¬
tribution of 51,274 shares of common stock
(par $15) at
$16.25 per share. Dealers' discount of 30 cents per share.
—
A
non-voting
(quar.)
preferred
7%
preferred
3-15
2c
75c
Ltd.—
called for
Service
7%
3-15
4%
meetings
Publication
;
3-31
5%
24, at $105.25 per share plus this dividend
4.65%
$1.25
—_—
Lithograph
5%
arrears.)
Service
4%
common-
3-
Taylor
December.
preferred
Co.,
5%
Corp.,
Entire issue
.
3-20
3-15
——:—_____
Co
S.)
con¬
Tuesday
(quar.)_
Providence Washington
Increased
Public
3
15c
Canada,
preferred
Public
3-30
25c
(quar.)
Works
(The)
(L.
$1.75
t5c
Clinchfield
dividend
fourth
September
preferred
clears
the
subsidiary
the
preferred
Steel
Prestole
3-31
50c
number
be
5 will vote on a oroposal to increase the
3,000,000 shares of $25 par from 1 400 GOO
to
3-18
60c
stock
par.
directors
The
April
on
common
of $15
3-18
1
parent
to
28
for
America-!
of
non-cum.
Pressed
5%
__
(quar.)_^,
Co.
1st
March
on
its
on
June,
Potash
6%
Inc.__.
payments
Hereafter
held
be
Plough,
meet
and
company
will
1
4-
Thorofare
dividend
Coal
4-
25c
Tamblyn
Co.—
Directors
6%
J
stockholders
surplus, by issuing
will
75c
partic. preferred
Participating
$1.75
____
3-31
:
3
3-
4-25
3-31
$1.75
preferred (quar.)__._
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.,
j
3-
3-14
3-18
Texas
(quar.)
7%
Pittston
3-31
3-10*
4-
3-31
$1.50
(accum.)
Steamship Corp.,
&
Portland Cement
Superior Steel Corp.—
Chicago Ry.—
&
prd.
The
authorized
shares
The
1
50c
25c
3
3-15
2-28
1
30c
(Hartford)
Pitsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.
Pittsburgh,
3-
2-27
Co.—
Insurance
(accuin.)-^—
Fruit
Sundstrand
12-15
3-31
3-15
3-15
4-25
9-15
1-1-51
8c
—
.
Co.
1
$1
$1
(quar.)
1
2-27
25c
4-
preferred
$4.50
3-17,
6-16
4-
50c
Superior
1
30c
_______
(quar.)__
common
I—
—
Phoenix
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Screw
1
25c
2nd preferred
Electric Co;,
preferred (quar.)
$1.16%
:__
25c
6-16
4-
Philadelphia
8)
page
Skelly Oil Co.—Plans Stock Distribution—
3-15
preferred
(quar.)
___■
5%
preferred
(quar.)
..—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)--.
;
Sterling Aluminum Produces (quar.)
Sterling Drug, Inc., 3 % %. preferred (quar.)
Sun Chemical Corp- common (increased)___
3-17
7-
1
5%
2-28
$1.12%
______
(Continued from
4-
(quar.)__
Stecher-Traung
4-15
$1.12%
—,
——
3-15
3-21
com
$3
2-28
$4
;
Increased
Standard
3
4-29
3-10
25c
com.
___
3-30
3-31
$1.25
Square D Company (quar.)_
Standard Gas & Electric, - $6
4
$1.12%
(quar.)
$4.50
2nd
3-
3-
3-15
$1.12%
Dairy Products Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oxygen Co.
(quar.)
Gas & Electric—
Company
Electric Co.
Springfield Fire & Marine
3-10
25c
-
1
Philadelphia
1
25c
(quar.)
Extra
4-
60c
(increased)
Co.
Exploration
___
Sprague
$7
(quar.)
50c
50c
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
5%
24.)
(reduced)-
com.
Corporatien and
Investment News
3-20
4-15
t$1.50
—
Process
Spotless
taken
was
meeting
Corp.—
(initial quar.)
preferred
Phillips
8
-
at
3-16
4-20
Southwestern
4-15
$1
(No action
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quarJ
4%%
Franklin
1
5-15
t35c
/—I
(quar.)
preferred
6%
4-
1950
6,
Ltu.—
Power,
4.65%
Peck, Stow & Wilcox (resumed)
Pennsylvania Power &, Light Co., com.
4%%
3
Pictures
common
4.60%
3-
50c
______
________
Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred
New
3-10
General
Payable of Rec.
62 %c
is-a)_—
Co.
(increased)
Common
Co.—
(quar.)
Companies,
Paramount
4-14
8c
(quar.)
dividend
common
5-15
37 %c
Telegraph
Packard Motor Car Co.
on
Southern Canada
Southern
(quar.)
Paraffine
4-14
Telegraph
Atlantic
&
$1.75
Telephone
Common
5-15
$1
Inc.-.
preference
(quar.)
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc
Pacific
&
Southern
Investors, Inc.—
$1.50
,
3-15
175c
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
Pacific-American
4-
Monday, March
Holdert
When
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
1
$$1.25
CHRONICLE
Per
Holdert
$$1.75
Products, Ltd.,
preferred
Fibre
Share
Debenture
When
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
thereof
4%%
unsecured promissory note.
Standard would be given
the right to
Volume 171
Number 4887
THE
such
agreed
note
into common
between
upon
the
stock
two
of
Philadelphia, at
a price to be
approved by the Com¬
conversion the "Combined Plan
companies
January—
into
or
the Wisconsin
funded
common
Net
debt
v
above.
The
of
Philadelphia
Kentucky, and
all
owns
.
of
the
outstanding
stock of
common
Pittsburgh and- West' Virginia Gas Co., together with
shares, of-7% cumulative second
preferred stock of Kentucky.
2,825 balance ©fc-such
preferred shares is owned by Pittsburgh,
which also owns all'of-the
Co.
<a ).
.
.Under
the
Pittsburgh
proposal:..
ties cf Equitable
stock
of
of
(as
set
dividend
a
forth
Pittsburgh
and
of
in
to
750,COO
its
common
authorized
Philadelphia)!,
exchange
its
stock
proximately
in
"b"
into
above,
for
$4,771,800
and
preferred
stock
additional
Philadelphia will purchase
Equitable common
(with treasury funds)
preferred
common
(hi
of
its
presently
563,000
exchange
in
to
value
par
for
cash
stock,
to
the
authorized
stock
Kentucky
exchange
will
be
of
for
the
authorized
its
securi¬
and
reclassified
$1,000,000
for
its
pay
p. 397.
to
Kentucky all the
for
149,059
$3,000,000
outstanding
.
ap¬
com¬
value
par
of
re¬
lattcr's
additional
outstanding
Kentucky
shares
of
and
bank
82,695
Kentucky
loans
additional
will
the
use
aggregating
shares
pro¬
$3,000,000.—■
'
.
of
a
90
cents
share;
per
Oversubscribed.—V.
171,
1
ber, Jackson & Curtis, after the close of the market on
Feb. 28 made a secondary distribution of
27,358 shares
be
circles
Standard Oil Co. (Ky.)—Annual
Report—
Calendar Years-
1949
sales
1948
1947
and
$
$
S
192,412,372
new
that
to
its
this
200,334,520
1,009,912
155,418.173
1,345,663
114,006,919
156,763,836
115,141,367
1,597,094
__
concern
total,
saies, sell.,
gen.
1,134,448
and
178,381.264
139.808,031
98,751,542
2,375,971
State
income
(
•
taxes
.
.
2,136,650
1,721,800
1,323,428
on
-
profit
Dividends
Earnings
to
up
manufacture
It
is
would
be
set
7,970,000
5,770,000
$17,000,000
$8,000,000,
COMPARATIVE
would
INCOME
from
revenue
Provision
be
represented
to
ACCOUNTS
sulphur
for
sales..
contingencies.
Depreciation
be
FOR
share
5,625,000
income
taxes
(current)
SHEET,
DEC.
31
receive,
$200,000).
...
capital stock
of
.'
—.
Plantation
(not
the
on
Pipe
U.
S.
Prepaid
plant and equipment
insurance
and
other
3,353,250
2,023,116
33,349,637
1,700,186
29,957,855
275,261
(net)
244,005
expenses>
1
—»
—*
Total
$79,991,295 $76,938,402
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Accrued
State
local
taxes
federal and State taxes
less
U.
Reserve
S.
on
income—est. (net)—
Treasury savings notes
contingencies, incl. fire,
for
storm
and
shares
demand
on
stock
surplus
value
(par
$10
(additional
800,000
26,047,900
share)—
a
paid-in
capital)—
.1,638,400
surplus (earnings retained in business)-
-30,855,813
Total
—
V.
169,
800,000
26,047,900
1,638,400
24,691,386
$79,991,295 $76,938,402
1119.
p.
3,594,123
and
tPlants,
&
ters With SEC—
The
SEC
of
company
Mortgage Co., New Ulm, Minn.—Regis¬
Feb,
on
filed
27
cohering $500,000 of series
series
series
1207:A
1217-A
involved.
accumulative
accumulative
This
company
is
an
registration
a
1305
statement
with
the
investment
certificates, $1,000,000
certificates, and $10,000,000 of
savings
savings
certificates.
'No
investment firm.—V.
underwriting
168,
p.
950.
-
January—
Gross
1950
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.,—
railway
oper.
1949
1948
$252,007
$306,096
1947
9,624
171,
10,879
*5,741
<'75,064
now
outstanding, earnings
and
SHEET
time
AS
Stern
&
common
count
AT
Stern
stock
March
on
($1
Stock
—
1
offered
(customers)
of
accrue
par
to the company.
*
On
the
Feb.
11.100
20,
letter
a
shares
of
referred
notification
to
was
above.—V.
filed
169,
p.
with
the
SEC
covering
705,
1,252,819
55,203,718
12,462,959
10,227 669
6,369,557
exc.
6,288,107
24,046,204
4,460,132
4,447,538
3,127,142
24,338,440
3,353,987
275,776
1,626,691
1,782,344
etc
profits
and
tax.
goodwill..
Ill
744,313,664 722,692,534 649,109,385
27,049,042
following
notes
year
31.370,166
14,403,657
62,017,638
150,000,000
28,199,416
70,369,500
14,403,172
1967—
due
58,095,667
9,479,763
150,000,000 150,000(000
337,500
337,500
315,000
7,837,773
liabilities
under Govt,
8,468,620
6,573,553
contracts
1,643,144
contingencies
par)
Total
194,698,079
6,541,043
193,061,359
246,503,969
195,195,410
744,313,664
(no
6,541,043
196,971,111
279,156,385
stock
722,692,534 649,109,385
6,541,043
reserves for depreciation and
amortization of $325,726,876 in
$301,435,529 in 1948, $282,182,966 in 1947.
tRcpresented by 28.-
806,344
and
Month of
Railway
Railway
Dec.
8,932,666
1,192,212
9,390,773
Net
1,426,721
shares
1,294,473
Other
income
(& Leased
15,311,027
from
the
was
Companies)
1949
$29,571,742 $29,579,414
24,469,356
28,465,772
.
.
railway
1943,
operations...
$5,102,386
1,150,000
joint
facility
income
from
rents
from
oil
Income
from
investments
and
gas
827,445
(net)
transportation
Income
2,232,713
1,129,115
taxes
$1,113,642
2,221,586
income
5,209,813
Net
31,
statement
Lines)—Earnings—
taxes
Equipment and
442,751
Dec.
1950
expenses.
revenue
at
1947.
revenues
operating
Federal
1,519,473
*
28,807,314
31,
January—
operating
176,939
9,477,886
442,434
1949,
31,
at
(Excluding Offsetting Accounts Between
7,646,284
.....
Dec.
Union Pacific RR. Co.
1948
166,500
cos.
at
shares
comparative consolidated
given in V. 171, p. 886.
7,977,934
advances
and
shores
9,479,788
The
.
for
Total
for
a
current
term
of
(for
payments
to
years)
(no
par
500,000
and
operations..
—
and
$601,685
t$l,946,516
1,864,230
593,183
2,351,932
$3,059,098
operations
shares
in
509,206
$1,065,153
523,129
$2,549,892
$542,024
(net)
other
sources—
of
3,488,372
26,175,000
51,755,743
capital
stock
659,737
44,592,551
reac¬
Gulf
Oil Co. in
1934, and interests in sulphur processes and after
for amortization of $20,494,670 in 1949 and
$20,075,642 in 1948.
JAfter reserve for
depreciation of $9,772,635 in 1949 and $9,400,721 in
1948.
^Represented by 3,840,000 shares
(including 500,000 shares in
reserve
increased
—V.
171,
of
at
31,
1949,
earned
surplus
the
restricted
in
the
Net
ry.
—V.
end
1949
1948
1947
$250,729
$202,917
109,702
98,406
85,816
50,439
its
45,920
53,169
March
railway
railway
—V.
171,
1949
1948
Month of January—
4,473,633
365,400
317,824
208,858
13,787
7,559
$618,386
$597,006
85,559
$688,353
$682,565
7,016
7,418
237,630
deductions
234,206
—
charges
—V.
income
171,
p.
of
United
rights,
to
this
March,
April
Light
of
assuming
record
March
delay
no
in
will
23
receive
making the
the
registration
schedule
with
the
will
rights
permit
to
mailing
in
be
effect
of
out
for
20
rights by
days and to
20.
company has authorized the distribution
shareholders
of
record
at
the
2,
1950,
each
of
March
on
close
16,
1950,
business
of
of one St. Joseph Light & Power Co.
10 of the United common shares held.
notification
shares
for
the
of
common
accuont
of
no
The
to
on
common
par
New
was
filed
stock
Feb.
(par
21
$1)
with
the
be
to
SEC
offered
York
at
of
covering
at
a
$3
per
Upham
Upper Peninsular Power Co.—Common Stock Offered
—Ownership of this company,
in the State of
Michigan, will
$443,707
699.
$440,941
a
public utility operating
into the hands of the
pass
general public for the first time since its organization in
February of 1947, upon the completion of an offering
March 3 of 190,096 shares of the utility's common
stock.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis are joint managers of an investment
banking
group which is offering the stock at $14.12y% per share.
The abovementioned shares
shares
Net
with
$5,652,456
(net Dr)
income
statement
selling stockholder through Harris,
Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—V. 171, p. 699.
&
398,910
...
income
of
on
letter
20,000
$5,254,889
3,905,982
railway operating income
Other
registration
a
effective.
for
share
69,967
facility rentals
file
to
U. S. Thermo Control Co.—Files With SEC—
885,546
1949
....
Dr)
scheduled
common
2,369,839
1950
(net
expenses
conditions.
$8,729,378
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results From
Operation—
rentals
blizzard
St. Joseph Light Stock Distribution Authorized—
The
A
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Railway tax accruals
operating
severe
Exchange quoted the United common stock ex distribution
opening on March 1.
Scrip certi hate? will be Issued in lieu
fractional shares in payment of the distribution.—V.
171, P; 886.
1947
699.
p.
because of
1949,
its
$9,815,460 $10,148,337 $10,379,181
2,369,776
2,022,122
2,885,679
1,103,614
959,039
1,095,488
income
oper.
oper¬
Curb
Orleans—Earnings—
from
from
ry.
and
were
covering offering of rights to stockholders to pur¬
of
Kansas City
Power & Light Co. at $12 a
of three shares of Kansas
City for each five shares
3,
ratio
Adherence
share
Gross
reduced
transportation
reac¬
$271,132
1950
from
stock
purchase
1950
January—
TNet loss
Light.
statement
expire
171, p. 699.
Texas & New
the
United
of
130,233
58,633
income
oper.
in
$286,890
.
railway
railway
from
revenues
was
March
common
share
the
Gross, from
taxes.
January,
in
company
SEC
chase
stock
is
$27,500,000, the cost of 500,000 shares of capital stock
held in treasury.—V. 170,
p. 1844.
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
Net
—
788.
p.
Stockholders
Dec.
—
sources
United Light & Rys. Co.—To File
Rights With SEC—
This
•
NOTE—As
all
NOTE—Operating
were
Dr27,5OO,O0ODr27,5OO,OOG
$65,247,154 $58,688,255
deducting $27,500 payable within 12 months,
tlncluding con¬
rights released by, and rights and properties acquired from Dela¬
amount
charges
from
"Excludes Federal income
"After
treasury).
other
income
ations.
Total
tract
—
"27,500
3,359,554
26,175,000
—
treasury
income
and
Net
....
held
Fixed
be
value)
surplus
$1,015,172
10,889,659
—
contingencies
stock
of
$1,053,231
10,403,626
taxes
current
not
over
Earned
Fixed
shares
1,257,161
59,015,301
127,015,360 126,141,987 111,971,398
equip. 373,685,214 330,294,110
238,059,702
and
surplus
13,913,215
receivables
.
payable
Liabilities
Offered—C. E.
11,100
1,312,049
interest
accrued
Reserve for
31
$65,247,154 $58,688,255
Accounts
Total
Textiles, Inc.
Co.
&
DEC.
<'51,965
value) at $9 per share, for the ac¬
of two selling stockholders. No
proceeds from the
sale will
promissory
Earned
share
per
deposit $16,355,834 $12,520,474
5,269,000
5,269,000
development
.**r'
Miscellaneous
Unterberg
100,562,015
payable
Deferred liab.
"$5.64
10,126
<'41,418
699.
p.
$
99,230,150
54,975,562
LIABILITIES—
Net
$276,091
of
1947
$
10,227,657
250,000
$7.25
charges
Equipment
<'38,889
income—
"Deficit.—V.
2.70%
3,800,000
Ry.—Earnings—
~
■
$230,462
1948
LIABILITIES—
17,280,000
Total
Joint
Staten Island Rapid Transit
-
Canada)
23,897,670
Divs. payable Jan. 1 of
Accrued taxes
587,021
3,340,000
buildings, machinery and equipment—j
Deferred
Net
Bond
and
102,136,913
companies
refund
Accounts
2,013,467
18,450,000
auxiliary
and
Net
State
will
55,540,115
_
8,750,000
$7.14
certificates
January—
1,534,139
flood
:
Capital
Capital
Earned
$14,349,433 $15,761,604
4,636.671
4,275,737
128,939
* -129,252
excise, taxes
1950
31
35,243,082
Total
790,660
9,625,000
States
DEC.
106,286,151
Foreign subsidiaries
Patents, trademarks
3,340,000
$6.49.
receivable
quired and
payable
and
mach.
31
f
'
Accounts
buildings,
Affiliated
1949;
—
3,340,000
to
Treasury
Accounts
ware
3,353,250
—
SHEET,
1949
Investments—
400.000
1949
hand
quired
subsidiary)—at ccst—i—
a
assets
Property,
"Land,
$23,863,192 $24,231,158 $21,665,011
1948
$14,759,863 $12,368,700
1,727,949
1,809,095
13,418,097
13,478,424
11,084,122
14,026,887
cost
(less reserve of
BALANCE
Inventories
1947
600,059
9,375,000
COMPARATIVE BALANCE
on
$3.62
securities—at
Co.
DEC.
1,981,540
ASSETS—
Cash
$3.63
$4.94
"
Line
ENDED
16,700,000
equivalent
§Capital
$5.27
1948.
1949.
U. S. Government securities.:
Other marketable securities
Trade notes and accounts
receivable
Other notes and accounts
receivable
Postwar
225,000
share
per
"Eased
were
Reserve
-
in
$
the
731,513
(current)
paid
Earnings
9,441,397
.
facilities
in
expenditures for construction during
than
Prepaid insurance, taxes,
1948
597,261
taxes
production
$114,857,493
"After
5,209,576
Inventories
Other
and
$33,238,192 $34,081,158 $30,665,011
Net income
Shares outstanding at Dec. 31
5,209,577
;
that
lower
(Operating in the United
$32,640,931 $33,481,099 $30,077,990
income
income
with
ASSETS—
Other
income
Federal
9,464,005
1949
in
anticipated
tCapital
Cost
Investment
debt
400,000
income
6,902.692
——
accts.
by
YEARS
1,619,041
Total
12,856,518
BALANCE
Trade
is
initial
offered
537,687
*.
Miscellaneous
Other
additional
chemicals
the
$59,170,623 $61,183,073 $55,365,373
21,882,877
22,032,908
19,756,611
2,490,092
2,556,013
2,326,646
Amortization
7,553.891
—
Marketable
that
Originally, it was expected
with a $20,000,000 capital
up
stock
common
Operating and delivery costs
Selling, gen'l and admin, expenses
•13,718,318
ASSETS—
Cash
various
indicated
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Annual
Report—
Gross
for
compared
as
property
CONSOLIDATED
equities
stocks.
Provision
8,450.000
—
-
per
It
be somewhat
stock
outstanding.
comprise 100,000 each of 4.10%
and 4.25%
preferred
("Chicago Journal of Commerce.")—V. 171,
p. 886.
Other
made
Net
to
with
of
______
169.465,177
expenses-
Depreciation
Fed.
plans
publicly.
Under
the proposal,
the Tennessee Gas would have a half
interest in the
new
organization
and
its
stockholders
would
receive
right for
a
proportionate interest in the stock to be
issued, or $4,000,000,
Common
stock
capitalization
of
the
Tennessee
Gas
consists
of
5,000,000 $5 par value
shares, of which 3,333,333 are
4
income
admin.
interest
conjunction
issuance
to
stockholders.
'
and
company
in
the
$71,753,167,
Cash
the
tLands
194,009,466 201,344,432
income-
Cost, of
accrued
Corp.—Pays $71,753,167 for
The
chemicals and
plastics
groups
continued
the
expansion
of
production facilities at .plants
located in Indiana,
Texas, and West
Virginia, and commenced the construction of a
phenol plant in Ohio.
A plastics
fabricating plant was completed and plaoed in
production
In Canada.
Production and power facilities were
expanded for plants
of the
alloys and metals group in Ohio and West
Virginia. Three largetonnage, low-purity oxygen plants were
completed by the industrial
gases and carbide
group during the year.
The expenditures in the
electrodes, carbons, and batteries group were for
increased production
facilities in a number of
established plants.
interest, in each
Chicago, or at Dillon,
involve
Inventories of sulphur above ground
Inventories of materials and
supplies
Invest, in & advances to sub. &
1946
$
Total
$750,000
$396,000
bonds, 23A%
accrued
subsidiary,
gas.
the
Miscellaneous
Other
financial
company is being set
derived
from
natural
remainder,
stock
(par $25) at $43.121/2 per share. Dealers'
discount, 80 cents per share. The offering was oversub¬
scribed.—V. 170, p. 1639.
Net
102.10%
and
Chicago,
may
rights
Dividends
Standard Oil Co.
(Indiana)—Secondary Offering—The
First Boston Corp., Coffin &
Burr, Inc., and Paine, Web¬
common
in
new
chemical
company
Chemical Corp., which
Operating
California-r-Secondary Distribution
9.
of
at
of
New York.
new
Of
-
—The First Boston Corp., Coffin &
Burr, Inc., and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, after the close of the market
on Feb. 28 made a
secondary distribution of 16,989 shares
of common stock (no par) at
$62 per share. Dealers' dis¬
p.
be
101%%
Bank
to
43
by operating groups were
as
follows:
Alloys and metals, $21,734,928; cnemicals approximately
and
plastics,
$41,068,454; electrodes, carbons, and
batteries, $3,545,311, and indus¬
trial gases and
carbide, $5,404,474.
Redemptions
line
Carbon
expenditures
additions
Accrued
•
■-
Standard Oil Co. of
count
pipe
1949
purchase from Kentucky
common
to
171,
r'
in
transfer
will
at
structure.
shares of
proceeds to be used by the
Equitable's outstanding bank
retire
to
■that
outstanding
(the preferred to be retired);
Equitable
ceeds
V.
will
bonds
bonds
capitalization will approximate
$25,000,000.
par
amounting to $1,200,000 at Dec. 31, 1945;
(f)
Equitable
will
borrow
$1,800,000 from
The
Farmers
Deposit
National Bank of
Pittsburgh and $1,200,000 from Mellon National Bank
& Trust Co.;
Equitable
The
National
understood
purchase
$17,500,000 20-year 3Va■%
and will amend its
undetermined number of
debentures
is
up
Mathieson
1950,
(including the
loans
(g)
First
set
com¬
stpek from $15,000,000
to convert
an
the
classified
latter
amounted
/New Chemical Unit
May Be Formed—
securi--
holdings of
scock;
(e)
23/4%
The
The
ot
common
having a lower par value;
(d)* Equitable will issue to
Philadelphia,
mon
in
stock
ties" described
3%
the
at
It
common
$24,500,000 par value and
shares of $20 par common
shares held by
the
on
on
1949,
"21,734
1966.
Read & Co.,
Philadelphia
Philadelphia of the
all
below),
r
value
to
'
increase
29,090
"66,336
mortgage
due
and
■
.
.(c) Equitable will authorize the issuance
sinking fund, debentures,, dated March 1,
to
kind
Equitable,
inV'd"
Kentucky;
charter
4,236
5,848
During
699.
p.
&
Construction—
•
will declare
2,825 shares of
Kentucky preferred;•
■,,(b.) Philadelphia will tarnsfer to
mon
of
171,
qase
•
stock
60,854
59,879
income—
oper.
Payment
51,250
common
1947
$359,362
the
series
Equitable,
The
outstanding
1948
$352,042
company has called for redemption on
April 1, 1950,
first mortgage pipe line
bonds, 3% series due 1967, and
predecessor company's first
of its
>
.
1949
$378,349
117,497
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co.—Partial
the proceeds of the sale by Standard of
together with bank borrowings, to redeem,
described
as
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
use
stock,
1950
railway
railway.
from
Union Carbide
common
Duquesne Light Co., :a Philadelphia
subsidiary.
Philadelphia proposes to
Oil
CHRONICLE
$390,275
from
Net
.
same,
of
Gross
;
...
.
its
FINANCIAL
"Tennessee Central
Ry.—Earnings—
and
mission, provided at the time of such
Reorganization of the
Pittsburgh Railways System
and
for
Discharge
of Philadelphia Cc.'s Guarantees
Afiecting Pittsburgh
Railways System Securities^ shall have been
consummated or become
binding. Otherwise, the note could be convertible
into common stock
of
Equitable, if Philadelphia has not then sold
for
j
&
(987)
convert
stock
COMMERCIAL
096
of
common
shares
offered
stock
on
of
are
part of an authorized issue of 250,000
200,000 are outstanding.
The 190,-
which
March
3
represent
the
holdings
in
the
power
of Consolidated Electric & Gas Co., The Middle West
Corp.
Copper Range Co., and five minority stockholders.
Upon com¬
pletion of the current sale, Upper Peninsula Power will cease to be
a
subsidiary of these companies.
None of the proceeds from the sale
company
and
Torrington Manufacturing
Authorized Stock—
The
Co.—Plans
Reduction
in
will
stockholders
will
be
received
by
the
company
itself.—V.
vote
March 8 on a proposal to reduce
the
capital stock from $850,000 to $750,000
by cancellation of
authority to issue 4,000 shares of $25 par
preferred stock, none of
which is
outstanding at present.
The stockholders also will be asked
to
authorize the directors
to
171,
p.
788.
authorized
(G. S.)
•
The
SEC
Suppiger Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC—
company,
covering
offered
at
will
added
be
par
on
2.000
($100
to
Feb.
20,
shares
per
working
of
filed
5%
share),
a
letter
of
cumulative
with
capital.
no
notification
preferred
with
stock
underwriting.. The
to
the
be
proceeds
continue
for
employees
warrant
a
if
the
calendar
current
dividend
net
to
the
year
earnings
1950
a
during
reasonable
the year
stockholders.—V. 164, p.
distribution
are
324.
sufficient
to
to
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
January—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1950
railway
railway
oper.
171,
p.
income
595.
1949
1948
1947
$2,129,030
$3,460,561
$3,359,471
$3,321,574
692,849
1,330,510
1,269,007
1,605,879
432,047
872,698
791,789
983,161
U
Wabash
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
income
171, p.
1948
$8,133,082
1,662,324
599,854
$8,396,719
2,301,414
$7,527,018
2,144,623
950,481
911,198
The
Acquisition—
committee of the board of directors on Feb. 20, 1950
unanimously recommended that this company acquire the capital stock
of Crown Manufacturing Co.
The committee proposed that the capital
stock of Wamsutta Mills be increased by T,000 shares of $100 par value
consented
had
stockholders of record
The
<
before Dec.
on
or
at
par
New
of
shares
of
(EST)
on
stock of Wamsutta.
will receive one share of
stock for each share of Crown common stock.—V.
All
Net
railway operating income
Net
income
Trust
701,761
to
Net
ry.
295,539
railway
from
oper.
*157,328
387,575
income—
668,651
$3,234,117
*
—
$3,060,106
679,873
fixed
after
charges
at
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
Western Natural Gas
ondary offering of 3,000
County
O.
(P.
171,
Bond
offered
Sale—The S195.000 bonds
Feb.
28—v.
awarded to
were
171,
Birmingham, First National Bank,
& Co., both
Thornton, IVIohr
Montgomery, as 2 Vs«, at a price
100.86, a basis of about 2 04%.
of
Additional
refunding
on
above
Sale
date
$80,000
warrants
road
The
offered
—
price of
awarded
were
the above syndicate,
100.65,
2Vss, at
as
to
a
basis of about
a
2.06%.
(State of)
Offering — Chester G.
Johnson, State Treasurer, will
the
Bond
Offering—James
E.
De-
Souza, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
until
2
(MST)
p.m.
on
Duarte
Sch.
4-380,000 Sch. Dist. No. 14 bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1951 to
1970
bids until 9
7
the
for
on
Dist.
Due
on
1969
3 bonds.
Crom 1951 to
No.
inclusive.
Dated
July
Jan.
tion $1,000.
1,
1
1950.
Denomina¬
Interest J-J.
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
March
on
of
$126,000
April
Dated
Denomination $1,000.
1,
Due
April 1 from 1952 to 196.9 in¬
clusive.
Principal
(A-O)
payable
Treasury.
Fresno
Bond
and
interest
the
County
at
County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Fresno), Calif.
Offering—E. Dusenberry,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
March
10:30
(PST)
purchase
a.m.
the
for
14
bonds
building
1951
has
Dated
been
& Co., of
Tucson. Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
and Peters, Writer & Christensen,
both
of
Denver,
jointly, as 3s.
Dated Jan. 1. 1950. Legality ap¬
bonds,
Gurdon,
(A-O)
Due
on
April 1 from
1960 inclusive.
April 1, 1950. Denomina¬
hospital bonds purchased by Hill,
bidder was
Co.I Stranahan,
Barcus, Kin¬
dred & Co., Commerce Trust Co.,
Kansas
City, Provident Savings
Inc.,
Cincinnati, and
Bank & Trust Co.,
Philadelphia
bidder
a
was
interest
net
a
1, Pa.—V.
cost of
The second highest
1.70%.
J. S. Strauss & Co., on
bid reflecting a net
interest cost
of about 1.71%.
R,
& Co., and Hel¬
H. Moulton
ler, Bruce & Co., both of San
Francisco, jointly, were associated
with Blyth & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco,
in the
purchase
of the
bonds, at a price of 100.07, as fol¬
lows: $40,000 as 5s, due on April 1
from 1951 to 1954 Inclusive; $70,000
114s, due
as
1955
on
April 1 from
inclusive; $40,000 as
1961
to
lV2s, due on April 1 from 1962 to
1965
inclusive, and $150,000 as
l34s, due
on
jointly, for 5s, 2y4s
and 2V2s, on a
bid reflecting a net
2.31%.
Santa Clara County
interest cost of about
No.
Union
High Sch. Dist.,
San Diego County
San
(P. O.
Diego), Calif.
Sale
—
The
Sch.
Junction
County (P. O.
Dist.,
school
171, p.
awarded to Dean Wit¬
$11,000
offered Feb. 27—v.
887—were
Co., of San
ter &
Sacramento
Francisco.
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Mesa Union
Ventura
Sale
Bond
—
The $400,000 con¬
Sacramento), Calif. struction, Series A bonds offered
Sale—The
Bond
County
(P.
O.
Ventura), Calif.
price of 100.24.
Sylvan School District, Sacramento
County (P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Bond
Offering—C. C.
LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
March
$45,000
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Due on April 1 from
1952 to 1975 inclusive.. Principal
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
6
the
for
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Denver
(City
for
Co., of Los Angeles, Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago,
Heller, Bruce & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, and Stern Frank & Meyer,
of Los Angeles, jointly, at a price
parking
171,
p.
700
—
Improvements
of
Manager
Colo.
Campbell,
and
Parks will receive sealed bids un-
till
v.
and County),
Bond Offering—T. P.
were
—
of
County Treasurer's office.
awarded to the William R. Staats
Feb. 21
purchase
school coupon or registered
11
a.m.
the
bonds.
(MST)
March 14
$3,700,000
revenue,
series
Dated April 1, 1950.
nomination
1950
De¬
Legality ap¬
$1,000.
Pershing,
proved
by
Dick
Dawson, of
&
on
of
purchase
Sale—The $130,000
Bond
from 1972 to 1980
follows:
$20,000
as
1951
110,000
4s. Due on April 1
and
as
Bank
1952.
both
of
New
York,
inclusive.
highest bidder was
bid reflecting
interest cost of about 1.68%.
second
Weeden & Co., on a
a
net
Palo Alto,
Bond
Sale—The
Calif.
$300,000 water
electric
system,
Series
A
bonds offered Feb. 24—v. 171, p.
and
700
Co.,
were
awarded to Blyth &
of San
Francisco, on a bid
—
The
in
iy2s. Due on April 1
from 1953 to 1963
$1,409,000
syndicate composed of the Na¬
tional City Bank, First of Michi¬
Corp.,
Dean
a
COLORADO
Sanitation Dist.
(P. O. San Jose), Calif.
4
Witter & Co., for 2y2s,
was
at
1975 inclusive.
The
gan
171, p. 837.
April 1 from 1966 to
Kaiser & Co.,
Principal and interest
payable at the County
building bonds offered Feb. 27—
171, p. 789—were awarded to a
$26,500
&
Co.,
&
Harris
on
3%%
bonds,
Bosworth,
Denver.
DELAWARE
ing bonds offered
to
Grossmont
Bond
Ark.
Sale Details—The
second highest
Nuveen
John
divided
v.
Bond
1965 inclusive.
Due on March 1
to 1970 inclusive.
Treasurer's office.
Phoenix.
ARKANSAS
to
Is.
from 1966
The
tion $1,000.
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld. Duielbess & Linton, of
1960
as
of
follows:
Wickenburg, Ariz.
revenue
Due on March 1
on
Bonds Sold—An issue of $80,000
sewer
424,000 as 214s.
from
April 1, 1950 $321,000
series, due April 1, 1960,
Pennsylvania,
and Chestnut;
redemption
for
fund
of 100.002, a basis of about 2.32%,
build¬
as follows:
Feb. 28—v. 171,
$65,000 as 5s.
Due on April 1
p. 897 — were awarded to J. A.
$14,000 Teague Sch. Dist. bonds.
from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
Due on April 1 from 1960 to Hogle & Co., of Los Angeles, and
155,000 as 2J/2s.
Due on April 1
Mitchum, Tully
& Co., of San
1970 inclusive.
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
Francisco, jointly, at a price of
100,000 Auberry Union Sch. Dist.
180,000 as 2s.
Due on April 1
100.17, a basis of about 1.55%, as
as
bonds.
sold to Henry Dahlberg
Due on March 1
1959 inclusive.
bonds
$114,000
inclusive.
215,000 Sch.
Angeles
Los
County Clerk, will receive sealed
March 20
school
bonds, divided as follows:
Dist.,
County (P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
for the purchase of $595,000
coupon
from 1951 to
purchase of $50,000,000 school
Dated May 1, 1950.
1950.
Maricopa County School Districts
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
about
bonds.
building
ARIZONA
reflecting
355,000
fcr
Co.
sinking
interest.
Payment will be made at The
Banking and Trusts,
successor trustee, 15th
and
/
S. Dickson & Co., of
Chicago, and Lyons & Shafto, of
Boston, at a price of 100.18, a basis
of about 2.27%, as follows:
re¬
ceive sealed bids until May 3 for
'
R.
cisco,
California
Bond
386,423
162,141
DEPARTMENT
Schwabacher & Co., of San Fran¬
$630,000 as 5s.
com¬
Both of
Leach.
v.
at a price
789—were sold
p.
in
*4,690
AND NEGOTIATIONS
CALIFORNIA
posed of the First National Bank,
♦Sterne, Agee &
Little
noted
of par.
789—
p.
syndicate
a
previously
102%
called
been
have
mortgage
Sts.,
shares of common stock (par$l)
v ■
Crawford & Sanford, Inc., of
16,027
886.
p.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
York
There
first
BOND PROPOSALS
Birmington), Ala,
*343,974
Deficit.—V. 171, p. 886.
STATE AND CITY
Jefferson
*220,513
204,721
————
171,
'
42,150
276,457
-
$1,922,197
317,106
14,719
income...
oper.
1947
$2,212,743
294,527
railway
from
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
1948
1949
$2,099,516
301,458
1950
$1 908,602
railway.—
from
Net
1949
railway operating income—
Net
to $1 par value.—V. 171, p. 886.
par
Net
1950
Railway operating revenues—:
Net revenue from railway operation-
as
through the exchange of three new shares for each share
outstanding.
also will be given to changing the authorized common
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
Northern Ry. and Tidewater Southern Ry.)
(Including Sacramento
Commission previously ordered disposition of the
water distribution properties, and the company chose to sell the entire
.system, including its water supply and transmission systems, dams
and other collateral equipment.—V. 171, p. 783.
Rock,
of
no
Gross
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
The
ALABAMA
purpose
January—
CONSOLIDATED
Net
meeting of the common stockholders will be held March 8
of acting on the advisability of increasing the total
outstanding
shares of common
stock from 372.000 to
special
the
from
*Deficit.-
Co.—Proposed Sale—
under
Consideration
1947
$2,956,492
404,432
134,021
1948
$3,226,745
500,000
offered
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—To Split-Up Stock—
1,116,000
presently
1943
$2,877,612
76,256
be
March
on
to
A
Co.—Earnings—
1950
$3,053,940
664,527
railway-—
from
Gross
has notified the SEC that it has contracted for the
the City of San Angelo, Texas, of «its entire water system
in and adjacpnt to that city,
for a cash consideration of
&4,887,272.
2 filed
with the SEC a registration
shares of common stock
(par $12.50)
an
employee stock plan to employes
of the company and five of its subsidiaries.
The proceeds will be used
for general corporate purposes.—V. 170, p. 2588.
corporation
are
number
January—
company
located
,
covering
794,933
—
January—
West Texas Utilities
to
which
for
Western Pacific RR.
Wamsutta common
168, p. 890.
500.
The
Mines, Ltd., Vancouver, B. C.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
171, p. 886.
—V.
Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
25-vear debentures (subordinated) due
1, 1950 at 103'ic
at the Guaranty
New York on and after March 31, 1950.—V. 171,
uf
Company
3,800
and the
loans
1949
$3,854,297
1,223,391
730,429
after fixed charges—-..,
will be redeemed and payable on April
accrued interest.
Redemption will be made
1970
16,734
(non-personal liability) on March 2 filed a registration
800,000 shares of common capital stock ($i par
be offered to the public at 35 cents a share.
,
No underwriting is involved and the
company said that a selling
commission of 7 cents a share will be paid to those persons selling
the stock.
The SEC said the stock was being offered as "a specula¬
tion" and that the price "was determined arbitrarily."
that is
value)
9,500
1950
—$2,632,805
—545,537
—
373,325
Operating revenues
operating revenue
Net
outstanding 5%%
the
of
1,
52,199
35,872
covering
statement
Ry.—Earnings-
Western Maryland
Net
Ward Baking
new
were
equal number oi
will receive an
stock
preferred
Crown
of
used to repay short-term
construction.—V. 170, p. 2334.
proceeds
for
Telegraph Co., as the holder of
then outstanding, subscribed for
offered.
&
shares
6,000
January—
of preferred
Holders of common stock
$338,919
77,442
886.
p.
statement
^
March 15.
on
Holders
1947:"..'
1948
$365,953
This company
1949, had the right to subscribe
Dec. 10,
shares
15,000
the
the
net
balance
of at least two thirds of the outstanding
the proposal.
,T
The First National Bank of New Bedford, 545 Pleasant Street, New
Bedford, Mass., is depositary. The exchange offer expires at 2 p.m.
chares
171,
33,883
income—
oper.
Western Uranium Cobalt
Co.—Stock Sold—
additional capital stock
the basis of one new share for each 2V2
Telephone
England
The
only recently completed the constrcticn of a yarn dye plant.
A special meeting of the stockholders will be held on March
10 to
take action on the proposed offer to the stockholders of Crown Manu¬
facturing Co. for the purchase cf the outstanding stock of that com-
of
and from free
surplus does not
1
ry.
railway
from
Net
1949 for 6,000 shares of
30,
share.)
($25 per
owned.
shares
shares
and
Net
—V.
railway.
from
1948
$352,243
47,184
17,009
1950
$353,044
82,888
January—
Grosa
—Registers With SEC—
common
fwiny.
The affirmative vote
stock is required to approve
Alabama—Earnings-
Western Ry. of
i
authorized capital of 60,000
an
members.—V. 168, p. 1821.
75£ per share to NASD
to offer its
an
Westerly Automatic Telephone
shares
value
par
no
.sale
to
restriction from earnings after Jan.
of $64,000 at that date, provided earned
drop below $500,000.—V. 170, p. 2069.
stock of which 56,493 shares are outstanding
and 3.507 shares are in the treasury of the company.
Crown Manufacturing Co.,
which like Wamsutta is controlled and
managed by the Axelrod interests, is regarded as one of the most mod¬
ern
and best equipped textile mills in the North.
The company has
Mills presently has
Wamsutta
and
plans
surplus
stock, and that said additional
of Crown Manufacturing Co.
in
Mills.
Oct.
it
that
without
paid
of no par value
stock be offered to the stock¬
holders
payment for 7,000 shares ot
3cumulative preferred stock (par $100) and 50,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(par $10)
of that company which are now outstanding.
These
recommendations were approved by the board of Wamsutta
of
1
50,000 shares
preferred stock and
cumulative
common
March
on
right to purchase new shares of the stock
record date has been set for the offering.
disclosed that
directors
The
special
3%%
No
share by Rotan, Mosle &
per
Tex., with a dealer concession of
Moreland of Houston,
five insurance companies that hold the
amendment to the mortgage indenture that
would release it from the restriction of not paying out more than 80%
of annual earnings in dividends.
As a result, dividends now can be
788.
Wamsutta Mills—Plans
the
stockholders
l-for-14 basis.
a
debt
A
announced
company
common
on
24 at $23
made Feb.
was
Offer Rights to
Common Stockholders—
1947
1949
1950
$7,607,437
1,510.033
434,519
railway
oper.
Virginia Water Service Co.—To
West
RR.—Earnings—
January—
1950
Monday, March 6,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(938)
&
inclusive.
second highest bidder was
America
of
National Trust
Savings Association, San Fran¬
cisco,
on
interest
a
cost
bid
of
reflecting
about
a
net
2.32%.
Claymont Spec. Sch. Dist., Del.
Bond Offering — H. E. Stahl,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
(EST) on March 15 for
til 4 p.m.
the
$160,000 school
1950. Due
April 1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
purchase
bonds.
on
clusive.
Harrington
Bond
Savanna Sch. Dist., Orange
—
Spec.
Sch.
Dist., Del.
Offering—Ellwood
County well, President Board of
(P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.
The $45,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 171, p.
887—were awarded to Weeden &
Bond Sale
of
Dated April 1,?
Gru-
Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 1 p.m. (EST) on March 21 for
the purchase
of $210,000 school
1950 coupon or registered bonds.
Dated March 1, 1950.
Denomina¬
Co., of San Francisco, as 2y2s, at
tion $1,000.
Due on March 1 from
a price of 100.77, a basis of about
1951 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
2.41%. The second highest bidder
—""m*"-
Volume 171
Number
4887
THE
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Farmers 'Bank
of the
State
of
West
Delaware,
proved
tary
burn, of New York City.
101.16,
syndicate
and
Bond
Sale
National
consisted
Nov.
on
1
able
from
Nov.
on
1951
1,
interest
Charles
1 from
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
March 7 for the purchase of $550,-
Bonds
Due
to
1959
are
call¬
1951, and
on
date
payment
171,
local
Shoshone County Class A Sch. Dist.
No. 13 (P. O. Kellogg), Idaho
Due
inclusive.
on
April 1, 1953, at
optional
price of
ond
D.
par.
bonds
130,000
Feb.
Guthrie
the
27
Bank, of Guthrie
2s, at a price of 101.61,
The
bonds offered
789—were
The
Feb.
awarded
701—were
of
96.66, a basis
1.79%, as follows:
$1,000,000 ly2%
about
of
playground
bonds.
6,000,000 1^%
5,000,000 iy2%
■
sewer
bonds.
super
1,600,000 iy4%
highway
until
voting
machine
Due
water
works,
provement and refunding
reflecing
Bond Sale Details—The
1,
1950.
Due
on
Bonds
to
Eminence, Ind.
1950 bonds offered Feb.
price of 101.20,
28—v.
basis
The second high¬
a
est bidder was Frank E. Hailstone
at
a
price
from
52,000
1951
The
52,000
as
as
2i/4s.
Due
96,000
Bros.
&
1951
Due
to
1961
23/4s.
as
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
Due
on
Jan.
The
2V2s.
as
1968
second
2.50%.
Due
on
1970
to
inclusive.
Jan.
highest bidder was
& Co., and Associ¬
$12,000
fire
100.08, a basis of about
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
of
a
net interest cost of about 2.59%.
second highest bidder was
The
Scharff & Jones, Weil & Co., and
Howard, Labouisse, Friedrichs &
Co., jointly, on a bid reflecting a
net
interest cost of
about
2.62%.
Gretna, La.
Offering—Julius
City
F.
Ho-
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
March
30
for
the
purchase of
$275,000 public improvement
bonds.
Dated
nomination
from
1951
gality
$1,000.
to
City
1, 1950.
Due
1975
approved
Thalheim,
Julian
Jan.
on
De¬
Jan. 1
inclusive.
by
Le¬
Andrew
Attorney and
Samuel, of Gretna.
March
—
Bower Haw¬
13
for
the
purchase of
water, sewer and street
improvement coupon bonds. Dated
$108,000
Au¬
March 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due on March 1 from 1952
First
tp
1—v.
March
interest
1961
inclusive.
payable
at
Winnfield), La.
Denomination
(CST) on March 25
for the purchase of $15,000 school
bonds.
approved
by
1950.
De¬
Chapman
maintenance
Dated
Nov.
&
notes
of
count.
on
at
Nov. 8,
0.94%
dis¬
1950.
Hanson, Mass.
Sale—The $500,000 bonds
Bond
offered
were
Feb.
28—v.
and
hospital
renewal
March
Note
1950.
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
March
until
7
March
for
11
the
loan
A.
on
Ewell,
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
hospital
notesr
1950.
Dated
Denomination
Due
Nov.
on
Winthrop, Mass.
Note Sale
notes
awarded
—
The
offered
the
to
$300,000
Feb.
discount.
Due
20
rev¬
were
Merchants
Bank, of Boston,
on
Oct.
Na¬
0.69%
at
20
and
15, 1950.
171,
p.
888—
awarded to
Kidder, Peabody
Co., of Boston, Harriman Ripley
Co., Inc., and the Lee Higginson
Corp., jointly, as l%s, at a price
of 100.53, a basis of about
1.69%.
&
&
Lexington, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $190,000 sewer
bonds offered Feb. 28—v.
171, p.
888—were awarded to L. F. Roths¬
ceive
sealed
(CST)
bids
Clerk, will
Series loan notes
171,
offered
Feb.
24
until
8
p.m.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Oct.
1 from 1950 to 1959 inclusive. All
bonds maturing after Oct. 1, 1954
being subject to redemption, in in¬
verse
numerical
order, on said
interest payment
date thereafter, at a premium of
2% if redeemed prior to Oct. 1,
1957, and a premium of 1,% if re¬
date and
on
any
deemed after Oct. 1, 1957. Princi¬
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
the
Bessemer
Emmett
National
(P.
O.
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 11
Battle Creek), Mich.
Bond Offering—Albert E.
Wood,
Director, will receive sealed bids
8 p.m.
(EST) on March 9
H.
the Branch
Banking & Trust Co.,
for
L.
of
bidder
was
the
County (P. O. Elbow Lake),
Minnesota
790—were awarded to Shaugh-
nessy & Co., of St, Paul, and
C. J. Ashmun Co., of
the
Minneapolis,
jointly, as lJ/2s, at a price of
100.28, a basis of about 1.46%. The
second highest bidder was North¬
western National
olis, for 1.60s, at
Bank, Minneap¬
price of 100.35.
a
Hennepin County Com. Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
bonds offered Feb. 24 were
ing
awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, J. M. Dain & Co., and the
Williams
Co.,
all
of
Allison
-
Minneapolis, jointly, at
42,000
a
a price of
basis of about 2.60%, as
2s.
as
as
from
41.000
on
until
highest
Improvement
warrants.
Sale—The $150,000 drain¬
age bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 17J,
March 13 for the pur¬
$50,000 water revenue
coupon bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
790—were awarded to
second
$14,000
12
Due
as
from
2V2s.
on
1959 to
23/4s.
Due
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb.
1
1964 inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
chase- of
p.
Wilson, at 0.78% interest. The
Grant
re¬
of Detroit.
—v.
warrants;
Fund No.
1953 to 1958 inclusive.
at
Lynn Housing Authority, Mass.
No'te Sale—The $200,000 First
Im¬
Special
Assessment
warrants, divided as follows: $26,500
Improvement Fund No. II
$42,000
child &
Co., of New York, as l%s,
price of 100.77, a basis of
about 1.67%.
receive
Street
follows:
Bank,
Bessemer.
Legality aproved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
a
will
provement
100.08,
kowski, Jr., City
Clerk,
$40,500
No. 27 (P. O. Lakeland Avenue,
North Minneapolis, 22), Minn.
15, 1950.
enue
of
Bond
Due
will
tuberculosis
7,
purchase
p.
Offering—Avis
County
on
7,
Village
sealed bids until March 15 for the
motes.
Bond Offering—Frank A. Draz-
—
Boston,
notes.
MICHIGAN
The $500,000 rev¬
offered Feb. 23 were
Due
on
Bessemer, Mich.
Chelsea, Mass.
Sale
(EST)
15, 1950.
MASSACHUSETTS
Note
receive
loan
$25,000.
100,000 tuberculosis
a.m.
Dated April 1,
a.m.
Warrant Offering—Bert D. Put¬
nam,
Ewell,
$50,000
$25,000 and $50,000.
Offering — R. L. Terry,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
10
A.
will
$300,000 temporary
maintenance
until
Avenue, Minneapolis 22), Minn.
March 7 for the purchase of
$400,000 notes, divided as follows:
$300,000
Grass Mill Sch. Dist
Vidalia), La.
Barrow, Leary & Co.,
Shreveport, on a bid reflecting
offered
Offering—Avis
County
1
'
Winn Parish,
enue
5
Minn.
Offering
thorne, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Legality ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
$218,000
790—were awarded to
p.
Edina,
Bond
National
Denomination $25,000.
Fox, Reusch
ates, for 2V4s, 2V2s and 2%s, at a
price of 101.50, a basis of about
Bank,
No.
Mich.
Golden Valley (P. O. 3245 Nobis
Note
1
awarded to the National Shawmut
Concordia Parish Sch. Dist.
Legality approved by
MINNESOTA
Plymouth County (P. O.
Plymouth), Mass.
&
a
2V4s.
as
from
March 1
LOUISIANA
171,
888—were awarded to the
inclusive.
on
Fraser.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
pay¬
interest.
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
on
from 1958 to 1961 inclusive.
tard,
equipment 1950 bonds offered Jan.
31—v. 171, p. 501—were awarded
to the City Securities Corp., In¬
dianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
and the Fletcher Trust Co., all of
Indianapolis, jointly, as iy4s, at a
price of
1.23%.
1953
Due
March 1
of
of Detroit.
of Detroit.
Boston.
notes
p.
syndicate
a
Stein
Long
167,000
March 1
from 1954 to 1957 inclusive.
Bond
—
to
21/2s.
on
Merchants
Sale—The
Cutler, of Chicago.
Due
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the State Bank
1965 inclu¬
Housing
thority, Mass.
Series
Nov.
3V2s.
to
Attleborough
a
cost
gality
of
Greencastle, Ind.
Sale
on
interest
tional
as
inclusive.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis^
pur¬
by
Note
nomination $1,000.
Due on April
1 from 1951 to 1965 inclusive. Le¬
100.94.
Bond
been
awarded to
171, p. 789—were awarded to Fox,
Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati, as
1Y4s,
$142,-
North
The second
Burkholder, of
price of 101.50, a
basis of about 2.47%, as follows:
Bond Sale—The $174,000 school
bonds
offered
Feb.
27
were
Bond Sale—The $32,000 building
for
of
has
of
proved
Equitable Securities
Corp., and Russell, Long & Burkholder, of Lexington, jointly, at
a price of
101.02, a basis of about
2.27%, as follows:
pur¬
INDIANA
Co.,
bonds
the
(P. O.
&
Russell,
(P. O.
Sold—An issue
refunding
$385,000
bonds
1.51%, for $325,000
iy2s, and $60,000 as l3/4s, as pre¬
viously noted in v. 171, p. 789—
were sold at a price of 100.52.
of about 1.60%.
Nov. 1 from 1951 to
Middlesborough, Ky.
about
a
to
of
from
bonds.
Dated
Denomination
the
Palmer &
171,
awarded
$237,000
years.
Bank,
p.
Bond
chased by Blyth & Co., of Chicago,
on a bid reflecting a net interest
l3/4s, at
bonds.
at
$38,000
Pekin, III.
of
net
a
Lexington, at
revenue
refunding coupon bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1949. Denomination $1,008.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1963
—v.
p.m.
the
Principal and interest
able
M.
1951
on
—
KENTUCKY
sold
of
Due
years.
1963 inclusive.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
000
cost
obligation
March
Bond Corp.; J. T. Swartz &
Co., and Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
all of Chicago, jointly, as 4s. Dated
Jan. 1, 1950. Legality approved by
Charles & Trauernich, of St. Louis.
building
p.m.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
13 for the purchase of $10,000 gen¬
bonds has been sold to the Munici¬
municipal
7:30
receive
1 frorp
(EST)
Principal and
any suitable
banking institution designated by
Branch Banking & Trust
Co., of the purchaser. Legality approved
University of Louisville (F. O.
Wilson, at 0.76% interest. The sec¬
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
ond highest bidder was the Second
Louisville), La.
&
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Bond Sale
The $500,000 first National Bank, Boston, at 0.77%
Monona, Iowa
Bond Offering — Edna Meyer,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
revenue
pal
Barnes,
E.
re¬
of $60,000 water loan cou¬
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
National Bank
was
Commerce, New Orleans,
bid
Denomination $500.
im¬
sewerage
about 2.87%.
composed
E.
serially in 20
Mascoutah, III.
Sold—An issue of $292,-
Bonds
will
9,000 water works
$500.
bonds.
000
Clerk,
eral
bonds.
Iowa
Offering—M.
serially in 20
Co., City National Bank &
Trust Co., and the American Naprice of
A.
Almstedt Bros., O'Neal, Alden &
Co., J. J. B. Hilliard & Sons, W. L.
Lyons & Co., all of Louisville, and
Trust
a
171,
the
of about 2.89%.
sec¬
$16,000 water works bonds.
First National Bank, Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Northern
tional Bank, all of Chicago, at
to
12:15
for
8
colai,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
March 15 for the purchase of
$53,000 water revenue extension and
Sale—The $17,000 general
obligation bonds offered Feb. 27
chase
sive.
,
sealed
Co.,
;
awarded
highest bidder
price of
a
27—v.
March
on
Mich.
Bond
Charles
—
sealed bids until
April
1951
Offering—Richard E. NiVillage Clerk, will receive
pon
$257,000 school
Feb.
Offering
(EST)
Boyce, of Louisville, Blyth & Co.,
of
Chicago, Bankers Bond Co.,
bids
syndi¬
a
1
(CST) on
March 6 for the purchase of $25,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$13,600,000
171, p.
to
Feb.
on
1968 inclusive.
mortgage bonds offered Feb. 24—
Town
28—v.
cate composed of the Continental
Illinois National Bank & Trust
Due
ceive
from
1
Principal and
Bond
Olivet,
Newburyport, Mass.
Houghton, City Treasurer, will
Smith-Wood Co., of New Orleans,
on a bid
reflecting a net interest
Carleton
was
Co., for 2s, at
Bond
basis of about 1.98%.
a
Note Sale—The
1
inclusive.
1
cost of
offered
Liscomb,
Chicago, III.
—
Feb.
on
1958
2y2s.
as
bonds offered
con¬
101.60.
ILLINOIS
Sale
Due
1955 to
1
were
Bond
23/4s.
as
from
Bond Sale—The
par.
to
highest bidder
Beh
100.20,
April
Fraser,
sewer
888—were awarded to
p.
Bond
Livingston Parish Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Livingston), La.
a
State
as
Bedford, Mass.
Sale—The $474,000
171,
Feb. 1 from
on
as 2y4s.
Due on Feb.
from 1969 toJ.975 inclusive.
v.
to
$75,000
basis of about 1.85%.
a
on
The
—
awarded
County
Center,
April 1 from 1951 to
All
Sale
struction
were
as
price of 101.01, a basis
Dated April
1,
1970
—
awarded
a
New
Bond
1954 inclusive.
to
358,000
Guthrie Center, Iowa
2.15%.
1950.
investor, at
Bond
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 27 were award-
a
789—were
p.
&
York City.
loan of 1946 bonds offered Mar. 1
171, p. 701—
syndicate com¬
a
from 1959 to
Dubuque, Iowa
$25,500 CherryStreet
Sewer Dist. Spec.
Imp. bonds offered Feb. 25
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
about
1—v.
4s. Due
as
398,000
.
the holder.
21/4s, at
$114,000
dated March
Bond Sale—The
Green
Heenehan
$1,000,000 notes
offered Feb. 28—v. 171, p. 888—
Bank; Newman, were awarded to the Merchants
Brown & Co., and
Nusloch, Bau- National
Bank,
of
Boston,
at
dean & Smith, all of New
Orleans, 0.95% discount. The second high¬
at a price of
100.002, a basis of est bidder was National Shawmut
about 2.40%, as follows:
Bank, Boston, at 0.96% discount.
1951 to 1959 inclusive.
are
March
on
inclusive.
interest
(A-O) payable at a bank
6, 1951. Legality or trust company to be
designated
Sullivan, Donovan, by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
Hanrahan, of New proved by Miller. Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
by
Charles, La.
Des Moines.
1, 1950. Denomina¬
$1,000. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Irving Trust
Co., New York City, or at the City
Treasurer's office, at the option of
of
Nov. 1 from 1951 to
on
awarded to
1951
tion
j ed to Blyth & Co., of Seattle,
fered
were
1, 1950.
Legality approved by Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
bonds.
coupon
Due
Due
1964
45
March
on
approved
Halsey, Stuart & Co., and Paine,
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
pub¬ Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of Bos¬
lic school improvement bonds of¬ ton, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
10,000 improvement bonds.
De¬
nomination $500. Due on May
H.
Due
March 6/ 1950.
Hibernia National
thereafter.
—
been
&
000.
to
dated
are
Boston, at
-
posed of Blyth & Co., of Chicago;
of:
inclusive. The bonds
Williams, City Clerk, will receive
Dated March
award¬
were
$25,000 construction bonds.
Idaho Falls, Ida.
building
street
Corydon State Bank, as
any
000 public
$35,000
2s and 2y4s.
IDAHO
Offering:
has
Nuveen
Notes
—v.
Sale—The
ed to the
Bank, and J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
both of Atlanta, at
a
price of
106.51, a basis of about 1.94%.
Bond
John
0.78% interest.
1,
1949.
Iowa
bonds offered Feb. 28
Co., of Chicago,
Southern
bonds
revenue
to
Lake
York, Blair, Rollins & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, of New York, Johnson,
Lane, Space & Co., of Atlanta,
Citizens
sold
IOWA
Corydon,
Inc.,
&
system
(989)
Second National Bank,
4
1979 inclusive.
of New
Nuveen
v
Sold—An issue of $7,000,electric, water and sewerage
000
basis of about 2.13%.
a
composed of Lehman Bros., Stone
& Webster Securities
Corp., both
John
La.
—
CHRONICLE
Co., of
p. 789 — were awarded to R. S.
Chicago, and Scharff & Jones, of
Dickson & Co., of Chicago, and New
Orleans, jointly, as 3V4s, on
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc., a bid reflecting a net interest cost
jointly) as 2%s, at a price of of about 3.43%.
Dated Nov.
Columbus, Ga.
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 2Vz%
bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 171, p.
a
FINANCIAL
Lafayette,
$346,000 sani¬
flood drainage
and
sewer
&
Bond
Sale—The
1950 bonds offered Feb. 24—v. 171,
GEORGIA
789—were awarded to
Lafayette Conservancy
District, Ind.
Bond
Dover.
Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
COMMERCIAL
*•»*> "*•"
the
building
March 1,
purchase
coupon
of
bonds.
$140,000
Dated
1950. Denomination $1,-
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The $1,500,000 re¬
funding bonds offered March 1
—v. 171, p. 888—were awarded to
a
syndicate composed of Phelps,
Fenn & Co.; Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corp.; F. S. Moseley &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis;
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy,
of
Buffalo;
First of
Michigan Corporation; Hornblower
& Weeks; Dominick &
Dominick;
Reynolds
&
Co.;
Roosevelt
&
Cross; F. S. Smithers & Co., all of
New
York; McDonald & Co., of
Cleveland; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.;
Paul Frederick
&
Co., both of
New York; J. M. Dain &
Co., of
Minneapolis, and the Milwaukee
Co., of Milwaukee, as 1.80s, at a
price of 100.33, a basis of about
1.76%.
Additional
bonds offered
Sale—The $4,980,008
on
above date
awarded to the same
were
syndicate,
as
46
(990)
1.80s,, at
THE
price of 100.06,
a
of about
Chillicothe,
Sale —The
park
$147,900
parkway im¬
and
provement bonds offered
date
MISSOURI
DeKalb
1.79%.
Additional
special
basis
a
COMMERCIAL
also
were
awarded
Bond
offered
the
to
water
department bonds
power
Feb.
7
awarded
were
to
iy2s, at
as
of 100.05.
Fork
(P.
Belgrade),
Bond
Offering
O.
maturing
Minn.
—
thereafter
E.
Andrew
March
on
$35,000
8
road
tion $1,000.
1953
bonds.
1950. Denomina¬
1,
Due
March 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1968
to
(EST)
m.
purchase of
bridge
and
March
Dated
the
for
on
interest payable at any suit¬
able bank or trust company desig¬
will
1961
and
redeemable in
year
be
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Traverse
County (P. O. Wheaton),
Minnesota
Sale—The
Bond
age
$75,000 drain¬
bonds offered Feb. 28—v. 171,
790—were awarded to the C. S.
Co., of Minneapolis, and
Shaughnessy & Co., of St. Paul,
p.
Ashmun
as I V2S, at a price of 100.28,
basis of about 1.46%.
The sec¬
jointly,
a
ond
highest
bidder
North¬
was
western National Bank, Minneap¬
olis, for 1.60s, at
price of 100.35.
a
MISSISSIPPI
Brookhaven, Miss.
Bond Sale
The $579,000 gen¬
—
eral obligation bonds offered Feb.
23—v. 171, p. 790—were awarded
to
a
syndicate composed of the J.
Co., of Jackson, Union
Love
S.
Planters
Co.
National
Bank
Trust
&
of
Memphis, Scharff & Jones
of New Orleans, Kingsbury & AlviSj of Jackson, Cady & Co., of Co¬
lumbus, Max T. Allen Co., of Hazlehurst, Herman Bensdorf & Co.,
of Memphis, Weil & Arnold, of
New Orleans, and Lewis & Co., of
Jackson at a price of 100.15, a
basis of about 2.47%, as follows:
$312,000 water works bonds: $40,000
as
3s, due
1951 to 1955
*
2s, due
as
1956 to 1961
21/4s, due
as
1962 to 1966
2%s, due
as
1967
to
March 1 from
on
inclusive; $78,000
March
on
1
inclusive; $68,000
on
March 1 from
inclusive; $70,000
on
1971
March 1 from
inclusive,
$56,000
as
1 from
1972 to
2%s, due
2s, due
as
inclusive.
2^4s,
to
1966
to
$48,000
March
1
O.
1
as
from
inclusive,
2%s, due
1 from 1972 to
on
and
March
1975 inclusive.
Legality
Townsend),
approved
Thorndike,
Mont.
Palmer
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
Max
T.
Allen
Delaware
Township (P. O.
Erlton), N. J.
Bond
2.58%,
as
basis
follows:
$270,000
as 2%s. Due on March 1
from 1951 to 1966 inclusive.
76,000
as 2%s. Due on March 1
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
(EST)
bids
March
on
chase
of
ment
1950
Feb.
28
$87,000
until
9
for
street
coupon
2
re¬
p.m.
the
as
Meadow
interest
and
Brook
National
Vance
bids until 11
were
—
20
Securities
at
follows
to
108,000
Due
l3/4s.
Due
The
second
highest bidder
of
ty Treasurer's office.
1
Sale
—
Bond
ceive
23—v.
(EST)
sealed
bids
at
awarded
the
000
Offering
sealed
New
Bond
ing
Feb.
Brunswick,
Sale—The
improvement
28—v.
awarded
the
J.
$300,000 park¬
bonds
171,
to
N.
Bond
offered
Denomination
bids
until
11
P.
Parking
Bond
Woodstock
Water
Legality
approved
by
Offering—Kenneth L. Wil¬
Town Supervisor, will receive
000
water
1950
tered bonds.
N.
Y.
—v.
the
171,
p.
791—were awarded to
Union
Franklinville,
>f
100.12,
a
National
as
Bank,
l%s, at
a
of
price
basis of about 1.72%.
March
1
a.m.
coupon
or
regis¬
Dated March 1, 1950.
Denomination
Bond Sale—The $10,000 fire ap¬
paratus 1950 bonds offered Feb. 23
Offering—F.
of the
Board
of
Proctor,
Education,
from
$1,000.
1951
to
Due
on
1989 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the State of New York
National
Bank, of Kingston. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway,--of
New York
City.
works
(M-S)
proved
bonds.
payable at the City
office.
by
Legality
Squire,
East
Bond
—
bonds.
pur¬
construe tion
Dated April
1, 1950.
De¬
Coshocton
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Clerk-Treasurer
of
the
Boyd,
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on March 7 for
<
bids until noon (EST) on
March 14 for the purchase of
$67,-!
350
street
improvement,
Special
Assessment bonds. Dated April
1,
1950. Denomination
$1,000. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1955 inclusive..
Interest A-O.
Edison, Ohio
Bond
ter,
Offering
Village
—
Earl
Clerk,
Shoewal-
will
receive'
sealed bids until 7
p.m. (EST)
March 13 for the purchase of
on
$6,- !
equipment bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1950. Denomination
$500,
except one for $600. Due on Oct.
600 fire
1
from
1951
to
1960
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Peoples
Savings Bank
Co., Mt. Gilead. *
Elida,
Bond
Sale
Ohio
The
—
works bonds offered
$4,000 water
Jan.
awarded to J. A. White
Cincinnati,
100.72,
as
3M>s, at
25
were
&
Co., of.
price of,
a
basis of about 3.29%.
a
Euclid, Ohio
Bond
Offering—W.
A.
Abbott,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
until
■
noon
:(EST) on March
purchase Of' $65,000:
bonds, divided as follows."
20
for
the
$40,000 transportation system imbonds.
provement
March
1, 1950. Due
Dated
Dec. 1
on
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
25,000 street improvement bonds.
Dated
July
Dec.
from 1950
1
1„
1949.
Due
to
on
1954
in¬
clusive.
Denomination
$1,000.
Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil-
liams, of Cincinnati.
Fairborn City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
Offering — Emerson E.
Palmer, Clerk of the Board of,
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on March 22 for
purchase of $890,000 building
bonds.
Dated March
nomination
$1,000.
Dec.
1
from
1, 1950.
Due
elusive. Interest J-D.
March 17 for the
$35,000
Ohio
E. Allan Mc-
Keever, City Auditor, will receive'
(EST)
on
&
sealed
and
of
ap¬
Sanders
Liverpool,
Offering
will receive sealed bids until noon
chase
Dated
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
the
H.
Bond Offering—Lester S.
(EST) on
March 9 for the purchase of
$206,-
NEW YORK
Bond
Clerk
(P. O.
Bond
sealed bids until 11
par.
Barlow Local' Sch. Dist., Ohio
>
Woodstock), N. Y.
at
Delevan,
District
Ohio
on
Treasurer's
pur¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on Oct. 1
Principal and interest (J-D)
from 1951 to 1960 inclusive. Prin¬
payable at the Marine Trust Co.,
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
Buffalo, or at the Marine Midland
at the Waterford Commercial &
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
Savings Bank, Waterfbrd.
Le¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
ers
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
New York City.
son,
price of
1,
Due
Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1974 inclu¬
Committee Chamber of Commerce,
a
$1,000.
or
&
•
1, 1950.
Due
terest
re¬
a.m.
sive.
790—were
p.
water
000.
Brandon
—
March 22 for the
on
office.
office
Offering — E. M. WitzleDistrict Clerk, will receive
ap¬
Sanders
Denomination $1,Sept. 1 from 1951 to
1962 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
of)
of John
ben,
Legality
Squire,
Defiance,
was
Hodges, State Treasurer, will
$6,000 construc¬
791—were
to
Securities
North Carolina (State
tion registered bonds offered Feb.
on
The
by
March
p.
coupon
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
basis of about 2.08%.
Irving Fire Dist. (P. O.
Irving), N. Y.
171,
$180,000
Bond Offering—Leonard
Corp. Trust
F. Pat¬
Co., of Georgia, Atlanta, and F. ten, City Auditor,
will
receive
W. Craigie & Co., jointly, for 6s, sealed bids until noon
(EST) on
l3/is and 2s, at a price of par, a March 6 for the purchase of
$60,-
Equitable
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Bond Sale—The
of
building
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Coun¬
proved
Feb.
on
purchase
sealed,
March
on
1964
1958 inclusive.
as
the
(EST)
April 1 and Oct. 1 from 1951
on
from 1959 to 1979 inclusive.
Freeport.
Hanover,
Husak,
County
of
registered bonds. Dated April
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due.
Feb. 1 from
on
for
a.m.
4
or
:
5s.
as
1952
the
Bank
Board
Franklin Avenue
&
$62,000
Dated March 1, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on Sept.
1
from
1950
to
1958
inclusive.
Principal
the
to
889
p.
pur¬
improve¬
registered
or
171,
v.
—
Co., and R. S. Hays & Co.,
both of Durham, jointly, at a
price
of 100.11, a basis of about
2.07%,
er
bonds.
1950.^
$60,000 bonds
offered Feb. 27—v. 171, p. 888—
were awarded to Dolphin & Co.,
of Philadelphia, as 2.65s, at a price
of 100.10, a basis of about 2.64%.
phis, Weil & Arnold, of New Or¬
leans, and Lewis & Co., of Jacka
sealed
building 1950 coupon
registered bonds.
Dated April
Co., of Hazlehurst,
price of 100.03,
ceive
950,000
NEW JERSEY
Herman Bensdorf & Co., of Mem¬
son, at a
of about
Hunt, Village Treasurer, will
the
of
building, Series B bonds offered Commissioners, will receive
W.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March 9 for the purchase of $2,-
—
were awarded to a syndicate
composed of the J. S. Love Co., of
Jackson, Scharff & Jones, of New
Orleans, Kingsbury & Alvis, of
Jackson, Cady & Co., of Columbus,
24
Clerk
school
Corp., of Greensboro, J. Lee Peel¬
Stephen
—
Bond Offering—Frank J.
Sale—The $300,000
Beach
Boston.
Additional Sale
The $346,000
water works and sewerage system
revenue
bonds offered on above
date
Feb.
Bond
awarded
Offering
Cuyahoga County (P. 0.1
Cleveland), Ohio
O.
—
from
$60,000
March
on
1971
as
from
con¬
Freeport, N. Y.
Bond
(P.
Mocksville), N. C.
$25,000
offered
County
—
inclusive; $58,000
inclusive;
due
1967
1
The
—
bonds
Davie
Y.
Daly, attorney, 371 Long Mitchell & Pershing, of New York
Road,
Oceanside,
until City.
Sale
The $188,000 con¬ 2 p.m. (EST) on March 10 for the
struction bonds offered Feb.
24 purchase of $22,000 fire truck 1950
Oxford, N. C.
were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & coupon or registered bonds. Dated
Bond Offering — W. E. EasterHopwood, of Minneapolis, as 2.40s, April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,- ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
at a price of par. The second
high¬ 000. Due on April 1 from 1951 to ernment Commission, will receive
est
bidder
was
State
Bank
of 1955 inclusive.
bids
Principal and in^ sealed
at
his
office
in
Townsend, and Miners National terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the Raleigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Bank, Butte, jointly, for 2y2s, at Oceanside National Bank, Ocean- March 7 for the purchase of
$200,a price of
100.63.
side.
Legality approved by Van¬ 000 coupon bonds, divided as fol¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ lows:
Havre, Mont.
way, of New York City.
$80,000 water bonds. Due on April
Bond Offering—G. W. Patter¬
1 from 1951 to 1972 inclusive.
son,
City
Clerk,
will
receive Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.
20,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
No. 4 (P. O. North Port ), N. Y.
sealed bids until 7 p.m (EST) on
on April
1 from 1951 to 1970
March
15
for
the
Bond Sale—The 530,000 school
purchase of
inclusive.
1950 bonds offered March 2 were
$485,000
water
revenue
bonds.
100,000 land acquisition bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950.
Denomina¬ awarded to Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Due on April 1 from 1951 to
tion $1,000. - Due on April 1 from
Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Hall
1973 inclusive.
1952 to 1970 inclusive.
Bonds ma¬ & Co., all of New York,*1hnd the
Dated April 1, 1950. Denomina¬
turing in 1956 to 1960 will be re¬ Northport Trust Co., of Northport,
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
deemable at par, at the option of jointly, as
iy2s, at a price of in New York
City.
Legality ap¬
the City, on April 1,
1955, and 100.08, a basis of about 1.43%.
proved by Mitchell & Persuing, of
any interest payment date there¬
I slip Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 11 New York City.
after.
Bonds maturing in 1961 to
1970 will be redeemable at par,
(P. O. Ronkonkoma), N. Y.
Rockingham County (P. O.
at the option of the
Bond Sale—The $252,500 school
City, on April
Wentworth), N. C.
1, 1960, and any interest payment 1950 bonds offered March 1—v.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easterdate thereafter. Principal and in¬
171, p. 889—were awarded to Hall
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
terest payable at such banking in¬ & Co., of New
York, as 1.70s, at a ernment
Commission, will receive
stitutions as shall be satisfactory price of 100.27, a basis of about
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
to
the purchaser
and the City 1.66%.
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 7
Council.
Legality
approved
by
for
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
Rochester, N. Y.
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
school building, Series D coupon
Note Sale—The $1,031,000 cap¬
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1949.
De¬
ital and tax anticipation notes of¬
NEW HAMPSHIRE
nomination $1,000. Due on June 1
fered Feb. 28—v. 171, p. 889—were
from 1951 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
Concord, N. H.
awarded to Salomon Bros. & Hutzcipal and interest (J-D) payable
Note Sale
The $300,000 notes
ler, of New York, and the Nation¬ in New
York City.
Legality ap¬
offered Feb. 24 were awarded to al
City Bank, of Cleveland, joint¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
the Second National Bank, of Bos¬
ly, at 0.70% interest.
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
ton, at 0.81% discount.
West Seneca and Orchard Park
City.
Notes are dated Feb. 28, 1950.
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Denomination
$25,000.
Due
on
OHIO
Buffalo 10), N. Y.
Dec. 1, Dec. 4 and Dec. 5, 1950.
(P.
Bond
March 1 from 1962
on
2i/2s,
$35,000
Sale
NORTH CAROLINA
DeKalb
awarded to the C. E. Weinig
receive
Broadwater County Sch. Dist. No. 7
inclusive; $66,000
on
1956 to 1961
as
and
March
on
1975
267,000 sewerage bonds:
as
2s, due on March
1951 to 1955
from
O.
numerical
and
nated by the purchaser.
(P.
Monday, March 6, 1950
to the Manufacturers and Traders chase
of
$75,000,000
order, at par
secondary",
and accrued
interest, on Feb. 1, Trust Co., of Buffalo, as 2.20s, at a road coupon or registered bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
1960, or on any interest payment price of par.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
date thereafter prior to maturity.
Due on Jan. 1 from
Hempstead, Oceanside Fire Dist.
1953 to 1970 inclusive.
Legality approved by Charles &
Principal
(P. O. Oceanside), N. Y.
and interest (J-J) payable in New
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
York City, at the option of the
Offering — Andrew S.
MONTANA
Southard, District Treasurer, will holder, at the State Treasurer's
inverse
Thoen, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p
the
in
20
Co., of Buffalo.
nomination $1,000. Due on Feb. 1
from, 1951 to 1963 inclusive. Bonds
I
North
Bond
CHRONICLE
Union Free Sch. Dist.
struction
were
Stern Bros. &
Co., of Kansas City,
and Blewer, Heitner & Glynn, of
a price of 100.06, a basis of about
St. Louis, jointly, as IV2S, at a
1.48%.
price of 100.45. Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
The second highest bidder was
Denomination $1,000. Due on Feb.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.; J. P. Morgan 1 from 1951 to 1965 inclusive.
& Co., Inc.; Lehman Bros.; Blair,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Rollins & Co., Inc.; Estabrook & able at
the Mercantile-Commerce
Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Otis Bank & Trust Co., St. Louis. Le¬
& Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.; Laidgality approved by Stinson, Mag,
law & Co.; Bramhall, Barbour &
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Co.; Detmer & Co.; Title Guaran¬ Kansas City.
tee & Trust Co., New York; Na¬
Fulton
Sch.
tional City Cank, Cleveland; King,
Dist., Mo.
Quirk & Co.; Piper, Jaffray &
Bond Offering — L. C. Dahl,
Hopwood, and William R. Comp- Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
ton Co., jointly, for $1,500,000 as
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
1.80s, at a price of 100.30; $4,980,- til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on March 9
000 as 1.80s, at a price of 100.05,
for the purchase of $155,000 school
and $147,000 as lVfes, at a price bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950.
De¬
Phelps, Fenn syndicate,
FINANCIAL
Junction), N.
Sale—The $565,000
plant and
same
on
No.
Mo.
&
>
in-
>
Legality
ap¬
on
to
proved
by Peck, Shaffer
liams, of Cincinnati.
Franklin Local Sch. Dist.
R.
F. D.
Bond
De-*
June
1975
1951
&
Wil¬
(P. O.
'
Kensington), Ohio
Offering—Delia
Treffin-
ger, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
(EST) on April 4 for the»
purchase of $40,000 construction
til 8 p.m.
coupon
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Oct.
1
from
1951
to ' 1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay-,
able ^at the Peoples ,State
Bank,
Lisbon.
the purchase of $400,000 improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated March
Denomination $1,000. Due
1
from
1951
to
1970
1, 1950.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Coshocton.
Legality approved by
Squire,. Sanders
.Cleveland.
&
Jefferson
Dempsey,
of
Bond
Clerk
Local
Sch.- Dist.
(P. O.
Dresden), Ohio
-
Nov.
Offering
of the
—
P.
Board: of
S. Gray,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
•
noon
(EST) on March 13 for the pur-,
chase of $10,000 bus garage bonds.
Dated
$1,000.
to
April 1, 1950. Denomination
Due on Oct. 1 from 1951
1960 inclusive. Interest A-O.
■Volume
Number 4887
171
THE
Lemon Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Monroe),
<
for
—
Hazel Hannah,
iClerk of the Board of Education,
March
on
chase
8
for
the
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1
pur¬
Co., and
flecting
,1951
to
1970
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
->J-D.
Legality approved by Peck,
.Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Mason
Bond
Local
Sale
Sch.
—
Dist.,
The
Ohio
at
$30,000 im¬
provement bonds offered March 1
awarded
jwere
to
J.
A.
White
was
for
,
a
a
due
are
Texas
No. 61
Beverly),
Bond
Clerk
The second highest bidder
will
1
Offering
of
the
—
Board
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
p.m.
the
—
(P. O.
M.
of
G. Nixon,
Education,
bids
until
March 15 for the
000.
1,
1950.
Due
on
from
1951
cipal
and
to
June
and
Dec.
1
Xenia
1972 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D) payable
Deposit Bank, Na¬
Penry Ttvp. Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Canton), Ohio
Bond Offering—W. C.
trict
Clerk,
will
Bell, Dis¬
receive
Due from 1952
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Empire), Ore.
Bond
Offering
—
Luella
6
Deal,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on March
Twp. Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Xenia), Ohio
6
for
the
school
purchase
bonds.
Dated
of
shall
sealed
Offering
be
—
E.
L.
until
for
subject
to
call and
re¬
sealed
bids until March
Bond Sale
bond
703—were
The
—
offered
Feb.
$105,000 water
13—v. 171, p.
awarded to Dean
ter &
Co., of San Francisco,
and 2
Vis, at
Monessen
for the
a
2Vis
price of 2.44%.
County, Palatine Hill
Water Dist. (P. O. Riverdale
School, 11733 S. W. Brey-
the
Sch.
Dist.,
Pa.
Offering—Joseph M. Du-
Secretary of
Directors,
the
Board
of
School
will
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
March 9 for the purchase of
sealed
on
$789,000
building
bonds.
coupon
1950.
and
Denomination
clusive.
Bank
at
1952 to
interest
National
Co., Monessen. Le¬
approved
Churchill,
1979 in¬
and
Peoples
the
& Trust
gality
$1,000.
Principal
payable
equipment
March
1,
Due
Dated
March 1 from
on
by
Ruffin
Burgwin,
&
Hazlett,
of
Pittsburgh.
Bond
Kensington, Pa.
Offering—Louis G. Heinle,
City
Clerk,
bids
until
will
10
receive
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
March 7 for the purchase of
000
refunding
Wit¬
as
Multnomah
e
7
purchase of $25,000 general obli¬
gation bonds.
New
County, Menlo Park
Water District (P. O.
Portland), Ore.
$56,000
Offering—J. P. Hohnstott;
Secretary, will receive
Township
Multnomah
from 1951 to 1960 inclusive. Inter-
hoon
Hopewell Township (P. O.
Aliquippa), Pa.
Portland.
March
Co., Harrisburg, for
price of 100.49.
a
Bond
das,
Oliber,
(EST) on March
j by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
est
J-D.
man
Legality approved by Sayre, of Portland.
Avenue, Portland),
purchase of $945,000
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
construction bonds. Dated April 1,
Oregon
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 15
.1950. Denomination $1,000. Due on cinnati.
Bond Offering — G. W. Haerle,
(P. O. Days Creek), Ore.
June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1951 to
Bond Sale
The $55,000 school Secretary of the Board of Com¬
OKLAHOMA
1971 inclusive. Principal and in¬
will
receive
sealed
bonds offered Feb. 24—v. 171, p. missioners,
terest (J-D) payable at the Peo¬
Caddo County Indep. Sch. Dist.
bids
until
8
p.m.
(PST)
on
703—were awarded to the Chas.
No. 161 (P. O. Hinton), Okla.
ples Bank, Canton.
March
13
for
the
purchase of
N. Tripp Co., of Portland, as fol¬
f
Bond Sale—The $51,000 building lows:
$287,000 water bonds. Dated March
Salem Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
bonds offered Feb. 27—v. 171, p.
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
Rt.
1
Fayetteville), Ohio
$40,000 as 2s. Due on April 1 from on
890—were awarded to the SmallJuly 1 from 1951 to 1979 inclu¬
Bond Sale—The $12,500 building
1952 to 1959 inclusive.
sive.
All
bonds maturing
Milburn Co., of Wichita, on a bid
after
bonds offered Feb. 24 were award¬
15,000 as 2 Vis.
Due on April 1
July 1, 1955, shall be subject to
reflecting a net interest cost of
ed to J. A. White & Co., of Cin¬
from 1960 to 1962 inclusive.
call and redemption, at par, plus
about
1.72%.
Dated
March
15,
cinnati, as 3s, at a price of 100.96.
The second highest bidder was accrued interest, on any interest
1950.
Due on March 15 from 1953
The
second
highest bidder was
Atkinson-Jones & Co., for $55,000 bearing date, on or after July 1,
to 1965 inclusive. The second
high¬
Pohl & Co.; for 3V2S, at a price of
;
•
1955.
est bidder was the First Securities as 2 Vis.
Legality approved by Win109,28.
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Co., of Kansas, Wichita, on a bid
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 6
of Portland.
Salem Local School Dist^ (P. O. reflecting a net interest cost of
(P. O. Route 1, Box 153,
R. D. No. 3, Urbana), Ohio
about 1.72%.
Roseburg), Ore.
Prineville, Ore.
Bond
Offering—W. H. McCulBond Sale
The $26,000 school
Crescent, Okla.
Bond Sale Details
The $8,iough, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
bonds offered March 1
v.
171, 345.87 improvement bonds pur¬
Bond Sale
The $25,000 sewer
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
p. 792 — were
awarded
to
the chased
by the First National Bank,
improvement bonds offered Feb.
til noon (EST) on March 17- for
County State Bank, of of
27—v. 171, p. 890—were awarded Douglas
Prineville, as 2%s, as previous¬
the purchase of $175,000 building
to the R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Ok¬ Roseburg, at a price of par, as fol¬ ly noted in v. 171, p. 792, were sold
and equipment bonds. Dated April
lows:
at a price of par. •
lahoma City, on a bid
reflecting a
15, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
$12,000 as 2s. Due on April 1 from
net interest cost of about 2.74%.
on
Oct. 15 from 1951 to 1972 in¬
Seaside, Ore.
1955 to 1960 inclusive.
Bond
clusive.
Lincoln County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Interest A-O.
Offering — Robert
Urie,
14,000 as 2i/4s.
Due on April 1
No. 103 (P. O. Prague), Okla.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Sebring, Ohio
bids
until
8
p.m.
(PST)
on
The second highest bidder was
Bond Offering — Ned
Bond Sale
The $49,000 water
Burleson,
the
purchase of
Atkinson-Jones & Co., for $14,000 March 13 for
works improvement bonds offered Clerk of the Board of Education,
$115,000 bonds, divided as follows:
as 2Y4S, and $12,000 as 2V2S.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Feb. 22
v.
171, p. 703 — were
$100,000 water bonds.
Due on
(CST) on March 6 for the
awarded to Hayden, Miller & Co., p.m.
Eugene, Ore.
April 1 from 1951 to 1960
of
$40,300
of Cleveland, as 2 Vis, at a price of purchase
building
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
inclusive.
bonds.
Due from 1952 to 1961 in¬
100.64, a basis of about 2.17%. The
eral obligation water and electric
15,000 general obligation bonds.
second highest bidder was Ryan, clusive.
utility bonds offered Feb. 27—v.
Due on April 1 from 1951 to
Sutherland & Co., for 2 Vis, at a
Lincoln County Indep. Sch. Dist.
171, p. 703 — were awarded to
1960 inclusive.
price of 100.57.
No. 125 (P. O. Tryon), Okla.
Blyth & Co., First National Bank,
Dated April 1, 1950.
All bonds
both of Portland, Northern Trust
Bonds Sold—An issue of
Smith Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
$35,000
which mature after April 1, 1955,
building bonds has been sold to Co., of Chicago, and the United
R. D. 4, Alliance), Ohio
States National Bank, of Portland, shall be subject to call and re¬
Bond Sale—The $85,000 building the First National Bank, of ^hand¬
jointly, at a price of 99.54, a basis demption on April 1, 1955, and on
bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 171, p. ler, at a price of par, as follows:
any
new
interest
of about 1.78%, as follows:
paying
date
702—were awarded to Braun, Bos- $12,000 as 1V8S. Due on March
1,
thereafter.
Principal and interest
worth & Co., Inc., Toledo, as 2V2S,
1953.
$250,000 as 4s. Due on April 1 from
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
at
a
price of 100.83, a basis of
23,000 as 1Vis. Due on March 1 in
urer's office.
Legality approved
about 2.41%.
1954 and 1955.
250,000 as IVis. Due on April 1
p
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Dated March 1, 1950.
Suf field Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Sayre, of Portland.
250,000 as IV2S. Due on April 1
Bond Sale
The $180,000 con¬
Logan County (P. O.
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Tillamook, Ore.
struction bonds offered Feb. 25—
Guthrie), Okla.
Bond
250,000 as l%s. Due on April 1
Offering—J. C. Holden,
v.
171, p. 791—were awarded to
Bond Offering — L. R.
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Taylor,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Fahey, Clark & Co. ,of Cleveland, County
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(PST) on
as 2%s, at a price of
Hood River, Ore.
101.73, a basis bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
March 20 for the purchase of $12,Bond Offering — W. M. Sylves¬
of about 2.31%.
6
)
for
the
purchase of $225,000
954.18 improvement bonds. Dated
ter, City Recorder, will receive
county separate school bonds. Due
Tiltonsville, Ohio
April 1, 1950. Denomination $1,sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
from 1952 to 1960 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Pete
000, except one for $954.18. Due on
McKeegan,
April 3 for the purchase of $10,Village Clerk, will receive sealed Rogers
April 1 from 1951 to 1962 inclu¬
County Indep. Sch. Dist. 957.40 improvement bonds. Dated
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
bids until noon (EST) on March
No. 9 (P. O. Foyil), Okla.
Feb. 1, 1950. Denomination
$1,000,
11 for the purchase of $16,000 fire
payable at the City Recorder's of¬
Bond Offering—Fred C.
Draper, except one for $957.40. Due on
truck bonds. Dated March
1, 1950. Clerk of the Board of Education, Feb. 1 from 1951 to 1961 inclu¬ fice, or as may be agreed upon
with the Common Council.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Dec. will
Le¬
receive
sealed
bids
until sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
1 from 1951 to 1958 inclusive.
In¬ 7
gality approved by John W. Shu¬
p.m. (CST) on March 8 for the payable at the City Recorder's of¬
terest J-D.
ler, of Portland.
purchase
of
$16,750
building fice. Legality approved by Winbonds. Due from 1952 to 1959 in¬
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Troy Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
PENNSYLVANIA
bids
27
Trust
V^S, at
Bond
demption, at par, plus accrued in¬
terest, on any interest bearing
date, on or after July 1, 1955. Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
Bond
'
County, Hazelwood
(P. O. 110
I
47
District
Equitable Building,
Portland). Ore.
Bond
15,
Offering—James R. Hart- 1950. Due on March 15 from 1952
1961
inclusive. Principal and
man, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬ to
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ interest
(M-S)
payable
at the
til noon (EST) on March 22 for
County Treasurer's office, or at
the purchase of $19,000 equipment the fiscal
agency of the State in
bonds. Dated March 15, 1950. De¬ New York
City, at the option of
nomination $1,000. Due on Dec. 15 the" nurchaser.
Legality anproved
interest
at the Navarre
varre.
1
Coos
Cleveland.
Denomination $1,-
Water
Edwards,
OREGON
(A-O) payable
at the Peoples Banking & Trust
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Co., Marietta. Legality approved
March
14
for
the
purchase of
$330,000 construction bonds. Dated by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
April
Multnomah
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
missioners, will receive sealed bids
No. 7 (P. O. Skiatook), Okla.
until 8 p.m. (PST) on March 10
Bond Offering — Geo. F. Ste¬
for the purchase of $228,000 water
phens, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬ bonds. Dated March 1, 1950. De¬
cation, will receive sealed bids nomination
$1,000. Due on July 1
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on March 9 from 1951
to 1979 inclusive.
All
for the purchase of $35,000 im¬
bonds maturing after July 1, 1955,
cipal and interest
Jones, District Clerk, will receive
(J-J)
payable at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Walter H. Bell, of
Stayto.
Inc., of Oklahoma City.
from 1951 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
Donald F.
J.
R.
Curtin
interest
—
to
warrants.
to
re¬
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Texhoma), Okla.
awarded
school
$2,000
Dated March
15, 1950.
Due on
Jan. 15, as follows: $200 from 1951
to 1955 inclusive. Principal and
1953
from
$120,000
building provement bonds.
Navarre-Bethlehem Local Sch. Dist. bonds. Dated April 1, 1950. De¬ to 1958 inclusive.
nomination $1,000. Due on Oct. 1
(P. O. Navarre), Ohio
Offering
of
of
bid
Bond Sale—The $77,500 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
March 1
v. 171, p. 890 — were
Ohio
sealed
on
chase
cost
a
interest
net
(991)
Tulsa
Wolf Creek Local Sch. Dist.
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
2V2s, at a price of 101.68.
Bond
Milburn
-
on
CHRONICLE
1973 inclusive.
price of 101.18.
&
Co.,-of Cincinnati, as 2V4S, at a
price of 100.57, a basis of about
'2.19%.
Small
was
Associates,
Bonds
—
Dec.
FINANCIAL
about 2.91%.
$280,000 perma¬
nent improvement bonds offered
Feb. 24
v.
171, p. 599 — were
awarded to Field, Richards & Co.,
of Cleveland, as 2V2s, at a price
of 101.87, a basis of about 2.32%.
The
second
highest bidder was
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., for 2V2S,
$300,000 building bonds.
iDated March 1, 1950.
Denomina¬
on
&
Bond Sale—The
of
tion $1,000. Due
bidder
est
from
Interest
Willoughby Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Willoughby), Ohio
will receive sealed bids until noon
r,(EST)
-Due
1971
to
M-S.
•
Bond Offering
$200.
1951
Ohio
COMMERCIAL
March 1,
000.
1961
to
coupon bonds. Dated
1950.
Due
on
$30,-
Denomination $1,March
on
inclusive.
1
from
1952
Principal
and
interest payable at the Mellon Na¬
tional
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
New
Kensington.
Peters
Township Sch. Dist. (P. O.
McMurray, R. D. 2, Cannonsburg), Pa.
—
Bond Offering—W. H.
Orr, Dis¬
trict Secretary, will receive sealed
bids
until
March
13
'
chase
of
$45,000
for
the
school
pur¬
coupon
bonds.,
Upper Darby
Twp. (P.
Darby), Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
provement bonds
O.
Upper
$300,000
im¬
offered Feb.
28
i
171,
—v.
„
p.
890—were awarded to
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.; Singer,,
Deane
&
Scribner, of Pittsburgh,
—
—
and Edward Lowber Stokes &
—
—
.
of
Philadelphia,
at
a
price
about
bidder
Co.,
&
100.55,
The
W.
and
basis
a
H.
Co.,
l%s,
as
second
Harriman
was
Inc.,
Son
of
1.27%.
jointly,
of
highest
Ripley
&
Newbold's
Co., jointly, for l%s, at
a
price of 100.53.
—
RHODE
—
—
Welshfield), Ohio
Offering—Arthur Kimpton, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
clusive.
Bond
until
noon
(EST)
for the purchase of
ing bonds.
on
March
Dated March
Denomination
18
$82,200 build¬
1, 1950.
$1,000, except
one
of Portland.
S til well,
Okla.
Bond Sale—The
$106,000 water
works extension and improvement
bonds offered Feb. 23 were award¬
ed to
a
C. J.
Carson, of Stilwell, on
bid reflecting a net interest cost
of about 2.90%.
The second high¬
Marion
(P.
O.
R.
F.
D.
126
Aumsville),
(PST)
sealed
on
bids
March
for
Sale
—
The
$125,000 im¬
A.
re¬
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
Sale—The
$75,000 equal¬
offered March 2—v.
were
awarded
of
New
of
101.04,
York,
171,
p.
890—
Coffin
to
&
Burr,
l%s, at
as
price
a
basis of about 1.62%.
a
SOUTH
CAROLINA
Charleston County (P. O.
Charleston), S. C.
Bond Sale—The
tal
bonds offered
792—were
p.
Peeler &
awarded
J.
to
Lee
Co., of Durham, and the
Vance Securities
boro, jointly,
net
$100,000 hospi¬
Feb. 27—v. 171,
interest
Corp., of Greens¬
bid reflecting a
on a
cost
of
about
1.36%.
The second highest bidder was In¬
terstate
lotte,
Securities
for
1.40s,
Corp.,
at
Char¬
price
a
100.006.
Charleston
(P.
of
'/
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
O.
Charleston),
Bond Offering—A. F.
Chairman
of
the
S.
C.
Heinsohn,
Board
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
pon
of
bonds.
on
March 16 for the
$500,000
Dated
school
April
1,
cou¬
1950.
171, p. 792—were awarded to Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
Dauphin Deposit Trust Co., of
April 1 from 1951 to 1965 inclu¬
Harrisburg, as l%s, at a price of
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
100.04, a basis of about 1.11%. The
second highest bidder was Camp payable
at such bank or trust
—v.
until
6
Bond
provement bonds offered March 2
Oregon
Warrant Offering—Virginia
Hammer, District Clerk, will
ceive
Bond
ization refunding act of 1946 bonds
II
Harrisburg, Pa.
County Sch. Dist. No.
ISLAND
Newport, R. I.
the
48
(992)
company
THE
as
be agreed upon
may
lay the Board of Trustees
purchasers to act
TEXAS
the
and
Amarillo,
paying agent
as
Bond
be
payable
Treasurer's
proved
office.
by
Auditor,
County until 11
the
at
Legality
Sinkler,
ap¬
Gibbs
for
&
Lancaster
March
15
1950
De¬
school
1951
to
inclusive.
pay¬
Gibbs
&
Simons,
bonds
(P.
&
awarded
$591,000
Co.,
of
to
Jackson,
Co.,
of
County
(P.
Offering
(EST)
a.m.
coupon bonds. Dated Feb.
1951
maturing in
shall be subject
1959,
1970
to
1960
or
the
on
order
County
any
to
1970,
to repurchase in
numerical
of
inclusive.
the
at
Feb.
on
1,
interest payment
date thereafter at par, accrued in¬
terest
date
to
of
fraction
thereof
intervening
between the date fixed for
repur¬
chase
and
the
the bonds.
(F-A)
stated maturity
payable
at
will
road
Dated
Principal
(A-O)
payable
Trustee's office. Legality approved
approved
by
Bonds
Rio,
March 1,
bar &
Co., of San Antonio,
1949.
Legality
as
Dated Dec.
approved
by
will
receive
Bonds
sealed
Sold—An
issue
650
school
23
1950
bonds has been
the
purchase
of
$100,000
house
to
1
from
1951
drainage
awarded
and
$32,000
Due
March 1 from
on
on
2V2s,
as
125,000
city
March
1980
1,
1
1951
to
Dated
March 1
on
inclusive..
1, 1950.
from
Due
1951
sewer
im¬
to
due
as
July
on
1980
Dated
April 1, 1950.
Due
April
1
to
from
1951
on
Principal
Chase
1
park
bonds has
of
Investment
Dallas,
of par.
Co.
of
Texas,
3s and 3V2s, at
as
&
price
a
Legal¬
Boothman, of Dallas.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
2
(EST)
p.m.
on
March
28
for the purchase of $285,000
school
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1950.
1951
Due
De-»
May 1
on
1984 inclusive. Prin¬
to
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the
the Chase National
Bank,'New
State
Treasurer's office
or
York
City. Legality approved by
Caldwel, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
Sold—An
County (P. O.
Marys), W. Va.
St.
Bond Sale—The
$180,000 school
bonds offered March 1—v.
600
ten
&
price
Co.,
of
issue
of
1
of
Pittsburgh,
100.29,
basis
a
The
Marys,
second
for
2s,
a
about
the First National
was
p.
at
of
der
St.
$288,-
171,
awarded to A. E. Mas-
were
—
highest bid¬
at
Bank,
price
a
of
par.
.
to
drainage bonds has been sold
WISCONSIN
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., of
2s and lV2s, at
as
100.003.
Dated
Jan.
a
000
District,
Texas
issue
School District
(P. O.
1950.
Springs Independent
Sold—An
Allouez
price
15,
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
Bonds
Wash¬
at
1.98%.
Refugio County Drain. Dist. No.
(P. O. Refugio), Texas
School
Houston), Texas
L.
O.
Offering—A. Clinton, Loy,
Secretary of the County Board of
the
to
Dated Jan. 1, 1950.
Richland
H.
sold
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
(P. O.
—
been
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
National Bank, New York.
Offering
Hampshire County (P.
Romney), W. Va.
Pleasants
of
County
Legality
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bonds Sold—An issue of $30,000
Houston,
$1,000.
office.
chell, of New York City.
1980
inclusive.
Denomination
(M-S) payable at the
Texas
bonds.
revenue
inclusive.
15, 1950. Principal
Treasurer's
1951
inclusive, and $330,-
Muleshoe,
000
Bond
bridge
July 1 from
2y2s,
as
Bonds
Wil¬
to
on
inclusive.
Harris
1962
No.
1
West Allouez
116
*
Avenue, Green Bay), Wis.
Bond Offering — Doris
Frink,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
31 for the purchase of
$295,000
of $100,-
school house construction and
school bonds. Dated April
15, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due
15
from
1951
on
April
1970 inclusive.
burn, County Auditor, will receive
equipment bonds has been sold to Principal and interest
(A-O) pay¬
Denomination
Worth, as 3V4S and 3y2s. Dated sealed bids until noon (CST) on the Louis B.
$1,000.
Due
on
able at the
Henry Investments,
Kellogg-Citizens Na¬
March 8 for the purchase of
March 1 from 1953 to 1963 inclu¬ Jan. 10, 1950.
tional Bank, Green Bay.
Legality approved
$13,- of Dallas, as 2y2s, 3s and 3y2s.
school bonds. Dated March
1, 1950.
liam N.
sive.
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
500.000
Dallas.
vided
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
Bank,
the
at
Union
Fayetteville.
National
Legality
ap¬
Bonds
000
County (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $160,000
hospi¬
tal bonds offered Feb. 27—v.
171,
703—were
Wooten
&
Co.,
Associates,
net
on
interest
The
awarded
R.
a
bid
of
bid
reflecting
a net
to
price of
as
Huguenin
&
of
v.
—
to
a
&
Drexel
Equitable
171, p. 600
—
were
syndicate composed
Co., of Philadelphia,
Securities
Corp.
Texas, of San Antonio, at
1v
January 31, 1950. a cash
share on the outstandin?
common
stock
of
this
corporation
has
been
declared payable April 12. 1950, to stockholders
of record at the close of business
April 1, 1950.
New
York,
N.
Y.,
OTTINGKR.
March
1,
1950.
to
Secretary.
Parkhurst
jail
of
of
as
100.03,
a
a
price
basis of about 2.12%,
follows:
$100,000
as
after
Due
on
1,500.000
10
or
years,
as
April
1
as
2V4S.
Due
on
April 1
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Bond
$80,000
bonds has been sold to the Central
hospital bonds. Due
$55,000
water
system
works
son,
as
Refining Co., of Hender¬
2V2S. at
a
price of
previously noted in
v.
are
171,
par,
p.
as
792—
dated March 1, 1950, and ma¬
ture
March
1
from
1951
to
Hill
25,000
sewer
1985
Dec.
15,
1949.
construction
and
McNeil, Mantha, Inc., Montreal, jointly, as 3s.
a price of
97.67, a basis of about
at
3.31%.
Dated Nov. 1 from 1950 to
inclusive.
•
Contrecoeur, Que.
No. 29
<
Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Abilene), Texas
Bonds Sold—An issue of $23,000
school house bonds has been
to R. A. Underwood &
las,
4s and 5s.
as
1950.
sold
Jan.
15,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Texas
improve¬
receive
sealed
Land
bids
Giles,
Board,
until
10
$50,000
offered
im¬
Feb.
21
Morgan, Kemf &
Robertson, of Toronto, at a price
of 98.27, a basis of about
3.39%,
follows:
as
$6,000
3s. Due
as
1951
44.000
Dated
1960
to
as
from
March 1 from
on
inclusive.
3V4S. Due
1961
on
to 1965
March
March
1
inclusive.
1, 1950.
Thetford Mines Sch. Com., Que.
Bond
ed
(State of)
Offering—Bascom
Chairman Veteran's
will
The
—
bonds
awarded to
Sale—The
$37,000
bonds offered Jan. 23
Texas
Bond
Sale
provement
Co., of Dal¬
Dated
Legality approved by Mc¬
Call,
Bond
Legality
were
Taylor County Com.
County Road District No. 24
Bonds Sold—An issue of $60,000
road
were
the Societe de Place¬
to
ments, Inc., and the
system bonds.
Dallas.
(P. O. Hillsboro),
awarded
1969
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
school bonds purchased by Beacon
and
sewer
or
Bond Sale Details—The $550,000
Oil
and
bonds.
revenue
Sale—The $396,000 water
works bonds offered Feb. 9
on
Henderson Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
300,000
QUEBEC
Asbestos, Que.
on
five
to
CANADA
&
Stockdale, Texas
Bonds Sold—An issue of
inclusive.
3s.
ap¬
Crowe, of Dallas.
1980
and
house
court
,
1, ■jEa
Legality
McCall,
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 coun¬
per
SIMON
1951
on
bid.
Galveston), Texas
ty mainland hospital bonds offered
Corporation
25c
from
Due
10 years, as bid.
For the quarter ended
of
bonds.
clusive. Optional after five
on
f
1, 1950.
by
Dated
awarded
dividend
al
Galveston County (P. O.
Feb. 24
Plywood
Jan.
proved
April 10 from 1951 to 1980 in¬
interest cost
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Dated
April 10 from Investment Co. of
Texas, of Dallas,
1951 to 1980 inclusive.
Option¬ as 4s, at a
price of par, as follows:
Du¬
of
10
bonds. Due
3s and 3V4S
Boothman,
bonds, di¬
inclusive.
Dated Feb. 15,
by
road
6,000,000
Van H. Howard
par.
1950
a
of about 2.40%.
United States
the
has
of
follows:
April
bonds
Legality approved
was
First National Bank.
Memphis,
a
1
Dallas.
2.38%.
bidder
a
1950.
and
reflecting
about
highest
B.
sold
Co., of San Antonio,
at
mas.
of Memphis,
cost
second
to
construction
Series
as
$6,000,000
Sold—An issue of $200,-
road
been
Savannah), Tenn.
Co., of Forth
County Road Dist. No.
(P. O. Pearsall), Texas
Chicago.
Hardin
&
Frio
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
p..
Edwards
•
March 15
on
1975
nomination $1,000.
and
on
1961
000
1950.
bonds.
to 1980
Dated March
670,000
from
inclusive.
at
to
Central
hall
March 1, 1950. Due
March
1
provement bonds: $130,000
2s, due
on
1980 inclusive.
I
July
on
March 15
on
Bond
library
2s, due
as
as
WEST VIRGINIA
follows:
as
hall
to
net
a
2.48%,
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
basis
a
1964
a
State
Due
to 1963
2y2s. Due
as
and interest
to
about
2y4s.
Dated March
from
improvement
Dated
Series
sold to
$570,000
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds.
of $165,-
bonds,
city
460,000 street
bonds.
Due
110,000
Mc¬
Indep. Sch.. Dist., Texas
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
for
March
on
and interest payable at the
Floudada
The
bonds^ offered
were
2.42%,
bonds:
inclusive.
15,
las.
Clerk,
1950. Due
were
National
reflecting
of
1951
from
price of 100.27,
a
about
Dated
March
4s,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
City
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1950.
1949
Series
289,000
—
bid
a
cost
as
Mosle &
$110,000
75,000 park improvement
sys¬
bonds,
date
same
1 from 1958 to 1980 inclusive.
Sold—An issue of $500,-
revenue
on
on
from
basis
a
1969 inclusive.
from 1951
tem
price of 100.42,
a
of about 2.72%.
of
180,000 street improvem't bonds.
000 water works and sewage
Moss, Moore & Co., of Dallas,
2%s, at
due
Park¬
Texas
$61,000
as
the
library
City
follows:
$30,000
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Del
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati,
of tonio, at
;
the
Eddleman-Pollok Co., of
Houston,
interest
Investment Co. of Texas, of Dallas,
Crowe,
to
Co., of Kansas City,
Co., of San Antonio, and the
Roe &
Sattley & Co., of Detroit;
clusive, and $78,000
Republic
McCall,
&
of
Bank & Trust
H.
Ratcliff, of McClung & Knickerbocker, Rotan,
;
bonds offered Feb. 27
jointly,
purchase
of
$1,190,000
bonds, divided as follows:
National Bank of Dallas, or, at the
ity
& Son, of Dallas,
house
Illinois Company, of Chicago,
for
April
option of the holder, at the Chase
Dallas Rupe
July 1 from 1951 to 1961 in¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
Bond Offering—Louise Sullivan
Parkhurst
Crowe,
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
the
Bond Offering—Frank R.
Lucas,
on
National Bank, New York. Legal¬
890—were
p,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March 7
interest
and
the
at
171,
syndicate composed of the Central
Dated Jan. 1,
&
Sale—The $350,000 school
awarded
syndicate composed
a
has
bonds
Keller &
Dallas.
April 10 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
1950
Legality approved by
Parkhurst
Dallas.
Moreland, both of Hous¬
Legality approved by Mc¬ ton, and Russ & Co., of San An¬
1950.
receive
(CST)
a.m.
bonds.
County 2y2s, 3s and 3y4S.
the
Lynn,
of bonds has been sold to R. K. Dun¬
Principal and interest
been sold to
10, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
to each year
as
Moore
—
1—v.
sani¬
bonds offered
and
Harlingen, Texas
from date.
years
series
for the
veteran's
Bond
$700,000
general obligation
improvement
Fort Worth, as 4V/2S.
Call,
1
Sale—The
sewer revenue
March
of
21
$10,000,000
bonds.
and
Na¬
Legality
Sold—An issue of $6,000
works
extension
13 for the purchase of $6,-
repurchase, and
additional interest
or
Dec.
Goliad.
Bond
tary
Additional Sale
Bonds
1
inclusive.
on
Auditor,
000,000
Feb.
on
1970
Due
Offering
County
on
Denomination $1,000. Due
from
1, 1950.
to
sealed bids until 10
on
issue of $750,000 school
Dec.
of
land
March
on
of
Legality approved McCall,
W.
Treasurer's
at the First
or
Bank,
water
price of par,
on
State
Dated
purchase
1950
Uvalde
awarded to
on
inclu¬
Goree, Texas
Co., both of
Due
the
2y>s.
and
(CST)
a.m.
of Fort
Laredo, Texas
Austin.
and
a
for
school
1965
214s
as
15, 1950.
Co.,
Dallas.
un¬
approved by Gibson & Gibson, of
First
&
6
Due
to
Worth,
&
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Principal and interest (M-S)
tional
171, p.
Texas,
1951
Edwards
School
$200,000
$1,000.
from
1
N.
Jan.
Dated March 1, 1950.
ofice, Austin,
County Road District No. 1
(P. O. Dallas), Texas
March
public auction at 10
sive.
of
2V4S.
as
Bond
Frank Percy,
—
of
,
2y2s.
1950
optional 10
O.
Elizabethton), Tenn.
County Court Clerk, will sell at
21—v.
the
March
on
of
Denomination
Bonds maturing in 1959 to 1973
and
Knoxville,
Dallas
Carter
purchase
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
H.
jointly.
an
Co.,
as
159,000
are
&
Feb.
Pierce
from
171,
C.
Crowe,
of
(CST)
p.m.
March
basis of about 2.42%, as follows:
O.
tal bonds offered Feb. 28—v.
Davidson
offered
Dallas, jointly, at
Bond Sale—The $100,000 hospi¬
887—were
&
Neuhaus & Co., of Houston,
Cleveland), Tenn.
inverse
New
Sale—The $750,000 school
of Southwest
a
County
8
payable at
Rauscher,
Bradley
President
890—were awarded to Underwood,
TENNESSEE
option
payable
City Bank,
Parkhurst
Bond
Charleston.
1
(A-O)
1
Texas
Board, will receive sealed bids
til
April 1
on
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Freeport), Texas
Chase National Bank,
Sinkler,
April 3
De¬
Brazosport
March
on
1966
.New York City. Legality approved
Bond
erick,
Legality approved by Mc-
of
$240,000
able at the
Little
1950.
April
on
Monday, March 6,
ment bonds has been sold to Wil¬
liam
Bond Offering—Walter F. Fred¬
1950
Dallas.
Principal and interest (M-S)
Bonds
National
call,
from
#-
April 1,
1
inclusive.
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
house bonds.
the
York.
noon
for the
nomination $1,000. Due
by
Goliad
$1,250,000
Series
April
on
1976
CHRONICLE
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
bids
the
pur¬
of
bonds.
1
Dated
Dated March 1, 1950.
chase
of
Due
to
2Vis. Due
as
cipal and interest
The Chairman
will receive sealed bids until
on
purchase
1966
160,000
March 15
on
FINANCIAL
2s.
from 1951 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
o( the County Board of Directors at
(EST)
(CST)
a.m.
sealed
nomination $1,000. Due
Lancaster), S. C.
—
receive
&
as
from
Texas
improvement,
bonds.
County (P. O.
Bond Offering
will
the
street
Simons, of Charleston.
440,000
Offering—J. C. Lilly, City
and, at the option of the holders,
will
COMMERCIAL
to
Gairdner
&
were
Co.
school
award¬
of
To¬
ronto, as 3^4s, at a price of 97.77,
a
basis of about 3.52%. Due on
Dec.
sive.
1
from
1950
to
1969
inclu¬
.
@FedFRASER