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ADM.
§U§,
MONDAY
UBRWW
.
ISSUE
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
New
Number 4905
171
General
RAILROAD
"
for
are
INSURANCE
-
CAPITALIZATION
on
March
-
:
2 Va %
In This Issue
:
"
;
1948
1947
$527,941
$475,277
railway-——
from
Net
Net ry.
132,771
109,220
214,616
188,669
income—
74,276
52,886
109,211
98,305
railway
oper.
Common
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1,135,584
336,551
income
171, p.
1,330,360
1,516.612
1,281,526
344,601
161,356
302,887
239,630
-
1353.
'
Alabama Gas Corp.—Definitive Bonds
/
first
Definitive
available
at
exchange
of
Bank
Chemical
the
bonds,
mortgage
outstanding
Trust
171,
RR.—Earnings—
from
$1,402,094
$1,457,303
$1,305,925
298,876
345,518
314,340
234,062
134,211
175,620
162,770
111,646
4,006,405
4,019.262
4,392,423
3,923,532
949.004
872,210
1,051,643
750,310
Stock and Bond Averages (Dow,
438,841
425,713
554,346
354,320
income—
Over-the-Counter
from
Gross
Net from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway—.
income
oper.
.
-\
company
24 filed
April
on
stock
March,
in
company
common
In
2,000,000
$2
share.
per
offered 1,000,000 shares
The net proceeds are to
;
stockholders
of
s'
pany,
at
annual
the
.
<
r
corporation
Trout
on
Creek,
Trust
24
the
ratified
meeting
filed
a
Reserve
acceptance
Co.,; it
issued
t
p.
„
will
cerns and heating
In Louisville and
3%
be
used
This
to
of
3V8%
12-year
on
The
Louisville
which
.
for
—
(Ky.)
System
Brick
deductions
-
■
&
each
for
income
467,730
American Car & Foundry Co.—Operations
*
that
*
at
ond
half
and
not
t
a
:
,
dividend
paid Dec.
-
the
the
on
15,
company's
best
its
unsatisfactory
interests
Unsatisfac¬
of
the
fiscal
year,
company
at
thereon
which
Hardy
and
'
held.
terms
of
and
the company
for
other
dividend
The
to be
are
sub¬
rate,
amend¬
by
supplied
171,
Gas
p.
available as increased working
corporate purposes, including capital
and will be
general
1781.
March
■
with
31
■'
?
the
SEC
to
cover
•
.
stock
the
basis in exchange
Brick & Tile Co.,
public. AmericanUnited
Dealer
United
of the
of
hands
the
in
with
statement
par.
share
share for
a
on
capital
of
With SEC—
registration
stock, $2
a
common
remaining 67,199
outstanding shares of
H. M. Byllesby & Co. is named as the
stock.
171, p. 1457.
after
per
Walter
who
1950
charges and
income
has
$1,384,922
$1.0f
—$0.79
been
elected
been re-elected
has
1949
$1,063,239
taxes
share
common
Hochschlld
In
President,
succeeding Harold
of
Chairman
the
K.
board.
other
bids,
also
for
&
Hutzler,
2'/is,
100.1099;
be
used
to
were
received
as
Harriman,
follows:
First Boston
redeem
Corp.,
151,623
100.07.
shares
of
4%%
cumu¬
preferred stock at $110 per share
owns,
of
its
bonds
of
directly
or
1925.
Is
indirectly,
operating electric utility
one
of
them.
electric service.
company's new President began his business career in 1920
the company, becoming Secretary in 1934 and a Vice-President
He
1942.
served
the
in
More
a
all
public
utility holding company
outstanding common
the
of
subsidiaries and preferred stocks
than
997*
of
is derived
Properties of the subsidiaries
the
from
are
consolidated
the
Earnings
of
on
Earnings
demption,
of
any
■
applicable
Earnings
to
61
PLANS
to
.
cents
—
Quarterly
Financing Ex¬
1<14Q
104R
stock—
$5,301,675
$1,843,797
3,044,855
2,768,050
outstanding, Dec, 31
per
capitalization
Consolidated
Gas
1948
the
$1.74
earnings
*$0.67
would
have
share.
common
FINANCING—Both
NEW
of
and
Co.
the
distributing
Milwaukee
Gas
subsidiaries,
Light Co., have
under
way
substantial expansion
programs
to provide for sharply
growing demands for gas being made on them. Michigan Consolidated
spent approximately $16,300,000 for the purpose in 1949 and Milwaukee
Gas Light Co.'s expenditures were
about $4,200,000.
Capital outlays
of
each
To
company
finance
as
well
in
1950,
the
of
The
are
their
William
G.
funds
it is expected
its
expected to
expansion
it
Michigan-Wisconsin
necessary
added,
ing
as
common
parent
Woolfolk,
and
to
In
be
necessary
Line,
to
sell
increased this year.
for both companies,
additional securities
Chairman, said.
To aid in securing
sound capital structures, he
maintain
that American
stock
substantially
be
will
Pipe
during
Natural
the
December,
current
will
make
another
offer¬
year.
purchased 142,857 common
shares of Michigan Consolidated at par for $1,999,998 and in March,
1950, it purchased 250,000 common shares of Milwaukee Gas Light
at par for $3,000,000 cash.—V.
171, p. 554.
company
1949,
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
gross
furnishing of
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Established
one
or
the
to
date
tabulation
-
of
-
„
Missouri
Members
New York Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
re¬
below,
1871
300 North 4th St., St. Louis 2,
more
the
he
with
Subs.)
—
present
1945,
•••■
share
per
■"Adjusted
to
retiring
'
v..
-
common
shares
common
(&
1942
abroad,
and
located in Michigan,
thereon
together, in the cases designated in
ranging from Ya of 1% to 37a 7*.
■
From
1928.
Rise—Additional
"•
4,020,000.
thereof, and interest accrued
with premiums
.i
Number of
equalled
since
Gas Corp.
Sharp
Calendar Year—
series are
redeemable, in the inverse order of their maturities, at the option
the company at any time or from time to time prior to maturity
not less than 30 days' published notice, upon
payment of the prin¬
cipal amount
Show
pected—
Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and Tennessee.
These
subsidiary companies serve 2,075 communities in an area having an
REDEMPTION—All of the serial notes
director
a
U. S. Army, in this country
Major.—V. 171, p. 1353.
of
to be
j
has been
the
rank
Michigan
Co.—Notes Offered—Offer¬
Electric
&
estimated population of more than
1949.
added that the
of
outstanding
the
American Natural
preferred
then
operating revenue of the subsidiaries
final audited figures covering operations ;
for the year will not be available for about six or eight weeks, and at,,
that time the Board will review the results for the purpose of deter- *
Mr.
shares
common
and underwriting
price
Bros.
stocks
it would be unwise
this time to declare
preferred shares additional to that of 1%%
cumulative
COMPANY—Organized in
i
result of operations during the sec-
current
of
and to discharge a portion «f
serial bank loan 2%
notes maturing Dec. 1, 1955 and March 1, 1956.
The balance will be added to treasury funds of the company,
Hardy,
of
in
seven
PROCEEDS—Will
regular
because of the
-
-
J.
the
shares
Ripley & Co., Inc., 100.2359; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., 100.20999; Salo¬
$620,389
Chairman of the Board, on April 27 announced
monthly meeting of the board of directors held
April 27, 1950, there were carefully reviewed and thoroughly discussed
the results of operations, as tentatively shown by figures
submitted,
for the fiscal year now about to close, and the outlook for the immediate future.
As a result of such discussion the decision was reached
Charles
that
shares
City,
capital
filed
28
to be offered
are
owns
income
with
May
,
lative
tory—Again Passes Preferred Dividend—
effective
Secretary,
inclusive, and were awarded to the group at competitive
sale on May 1, on its bid of 100.524.
;
r
j .
2013.
p.
V
;-V-
>.
elected
been
prices to yield from 1.55% to 2.60%, according to ma¬
turity. The notes mature serially May 1, 1952 to 1965,
19,326
$237,230
—
April
on
50,926
Hochschlld
at
mon
profit
170,
warrant the
shares.
ing of $27,000,000 2Vfe% serial notes dated May 1, 1950
was made May 3 by Union Securities Corp. and associates
32,421
197,714
taxes (est.)
preferred
White, Weld & Co. is named as the principal underwriter.
of the sale of the preferred stock will be added to the
capital
108,583
3,676
the
on
stock, series B (con¬
vertible prior to July 1, 1960—Par Value $100)
filed with the SEC
on
April 26 are to be offered for subscription by common stock¬
holders of record May 16,
1950, at the rate of one preferred share
cash funds
76,790
34,600
the year's earnings will
at all,
dividend
Net proceeds
$1,260,397
*110,574
—
———
foreign
has
Fee
500,000
ment.
1949
$599,034
dividend—foreign subsidiary
for Federal
Net
—V.
Stk. Offering
issue
filed
was
50,926 shares
Manager.—V.
American Cyanamid Co.—Rights to Stockholders—
The
Four
;
167,
45
-
1, 1950,
succeeding Howard C. Wick, who is retiring after 45 years of service,
the last 34 as Secretary.—V. 171, p. 945.
con-
84,490
income
Miscellaneous
Prov.
powers.—V.
The
Allan
American
1950
the
Kansas
of
45
New Secretary Elected—
C.
and to provide
industrial
further
a
expenditures.—V.
:
.
Miscellaneous
Preferred
proposed
,
company
Marietta
Banks
mining to what extent, if
.
operations before depreciation
Depreciation
*
the
notification
of
The shares
;
and ventilating contractors, has its principal offices
operates plants there and in Moline, 111.—V. 171,
Quarter Ended March 31—
*
with
units.
covering
Earnings
scription
supplies
letter
Net
May 2.
retire existing loans
to
corporation,
189.
Profit from
the
American Metal Co., Ltd.—Earnings—New President—
American Bank Note Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
;
increase
to
underwriting
multiple-line
company's
Quarter Ended March 31—
involved.
$800,000
notes
announced
was
funds.
construction
proposal
a
2,000,000 shares of $2.50 par value to
Favorable action was also taken on
the company's charter, restating, enlarging and
value.
...
above
SEC
of
letter of
undrwriting
No
has
5-year
The proceeds
j
approved
1
from
par
American Marietta Co.—Registers
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
1905.—V. 171, p. 945.
Corp., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
April
Mont.
company
of
J.—Authorized
N.
Newark,
The proceeds will be used to increase the guaranty fund and surplus.
The
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
notes to The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York and
$400,000
250,000
j£bre or less limit the sale of these underwriting units to members oi
butane industry in Texas in view of the fact that the company
Was sponsored and organized by the Texas Butane Dealers Association.
—45
_45
Foreign Exchange Rates--
American Air Filter Co., Inc.—Notes Placed Privately '
—The
the
connection
A
Dividends Declared and Payable
notification with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents), to be
.offered at 25 cents per share.
The proceeds are to develop properties
near
250,000
&
of 450 underwriting units
Sometime during the calendar year on the basis of $650 per un.t, it is
announced that it has been the custom of the company in the past to
Alleghany
Ambassador Mines
The
Gardner.,
& CO,——
Barth
American Lloyds, Dallas, Tex.—Proposed
Ir.
__44
payment of
7
375,000
-
Reinholdt
Co.
May
on
stock
same
amend
to
clarifying
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices-45
of
be
preferred stock by certain officers of the corn¬
in exchange for Investors Diversified Service, Inc.,
class A
owned by the Allegnany Corp.—V. 171, p. 1141.
stock,
the
p.- 1253.
Alleghany Corp.—Acceptance of Tenders Ratified—
tenders
Inc.
2,000,000
Insurance
capital
of
proposal
a
—^51
Federal Reserve
*
8cott, Horner & Mason,
J.
stockholders
The
authorized
6,000,000
,!
State and City Bond Offerings
be returned to each subscriber.
the amount paid will
Company was incorporated in Illinois on Feb. 15,
The
Weeks
&
American
the
Chicago—Stock Offered—-
publicly
1950
at
$1)
(par
of
2,500,000
Co.,
Corporation & Investment News_Cover
General
the company to engage in the casualty insurance business."
event organization is not completed under permit expiring Feb.
15, 1952, 85%
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Becker & Co., Inc.
&
Capitalization Increased—
Miscellaneous Features
used by
,
C.
G.
Hornblower
a
All American Casualty Co.,
.
375.000
4,000,000
—V, 171, p. 1781.
Jones)-——33
The Course of Bank Clearings
The
1,000,000
Inc.—-——
Raffensperger,
A.
34
__34
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
Terminal Co., Juneau, Alaska—Files—
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 3,000 shares of common and preferred stock to be offered at
$100
per
share.
The
proceeds
are
for engineering
expenss
and
equipment. No undrwriting involvd,
The
& Co.
Hughes
Johnston, Lemon
4,000,000
4 he
Alaska Ferry &
!
$1,000,000
Sons___
&
Brown
4,000,000
A.
1457.
171, p.
Alex.
$5,250,000
Dillon & Co._
—43
Markets
Transactions New York Stock Exchange-
From Jan. 1—
Securities Corp.-
Lehman Brothers
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
railway
oper.
Union
—
$1,367,697
railway--.
49,808,180
7,597,311 shs.
(par value $10)1_:
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
—
1947
1948
stock
names of the several purchasers of the serial
and the respective principal amounts of serial notes severally to
v
purchased by each are set forth below:
Eastman,
—
1665.
p.
1Q4Q
from
Net ry.
Co.,
bonds.—V.
temporary
March
Net
Ready—
due 1971, are now
New York, N. Y., for
series
&
Alabama Great Southern
Gross
(Bonds)—
Exchange
—.
480,044
609,730
179,041
railway
oper.
Exchange
Curb
None
244,377 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The
be
(Stocks)
Stock
York
New
railway
from
Exchange
New York
27,000,000
„.
"
notes
13
25
--29
Boston Stock Exchange
—34
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
34
Detroit Stock Exchange-34
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
-35
Midwest Stock Exchange-.-36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
37
San Francisco Stock Exchange
37
Montreal Stock Exchange
-38
Montreal Curb Exchange-38
Toronto Stock Exchange
—39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section-42
New York Stock
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
27,000,000
1, 1965
preferred stock (par $100):
'
Page
1949
$417,104
from
1, 1951 to March 1. 1955—
notes, due serially May 1,
1952 to May
'
1950
$425,679
March
Outstanding
$8,900,000
Authorized
$8,900,000
Unclassified
Stock and Bond Quotations
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
serial
Cumulative
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Gross
EFFECT
GIVING
"
:
No underwriting involved.
working capital.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Serial bank loan notes (2%). due serially
April 27 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 4,500 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) and 6,000
shares of 6% cumulative non-convertible preferred stock (par $10) to
toe offered at 40 cents and $10 per share, respectively.
The proceeds
corporation
INDUSTRIAL
-
Dallas, Tex.—Files—
Accountants Publishing Co., Inc.,
The
f
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Cents
75
Price
York, N. Y., Monday, May 8, 1950
New
York Curb
Exchange
(Associate)
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
SL 593
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1882)
American
Phenolic
Net
1950
$2,765,336
Cost
Belling,
general
profit
Other
Net
—V.
Federal
profit
Dr2,137
389
$379,906
for
income
taxes
155,000
the
by
addition
to
fornia.—V.
P.
issued
last
company,
than
mere
170,
$224,906
2014.
p.
'
Quarters Ended March 31—
Sales,
less
$175,649
Period End. Mar. 31—
i
1950—Month—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Ry
oper.
revenue
39.000,328
41,427,618 103,097,854
oper.
expenses
28,115,189
31,374,753
79,905,259
Sanitary Corp.- -Bank
Director—
Other
10,885,139
5,987,498
10,052,865
5,024,441
28,192,595
14,026,966
oper.: income
ry.
A.
Chicago,
board.
and
ni.,
has
been
He is also
other
Corp.
President
Brown.
the
elected
Harris
Trust
director
a
&
fill
to
Savings
vacancy
a
of
the
Bank
including
Medallic Art Co.
Bell
on
Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Howell Co., Globe American
&
The
of New York.—V.
170, p. 2125.
company
April
on
filed
24
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
434% first mortgage bonds, due 1962, to
be underwritten by The Ohio Co., Columbus, O.
The proceeds will
be used to retire bank loans and to provide working capital.
SEC
$275,000
covering
Seating Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Gross
sales,
less returns
goods sold
of
Cost
Selling
and
Operating
Other
Total
Other
$5,552,010
4,278,122
685,245
844,052
expense
profit
income
1949
$4,232,579
3,130,384
allowances
and
administrative
1950
$258,143
30,052
_
$290,205
—
charges
Federal
$588,643
32,062
—
//._//__
income
$618,695
28,465
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
;
Net
income
♦Earned
-
from
Gross
from
Net
Net
shares
on
110,531
961,752
148.408
11,473
income
oper.
ry.
The
company
that
became
1959
of
conversions
The
V/a'/o
that
announces
privilege
since
effective)
have
been
continuing
are
debentures
Sept,
ry.
at
high
a
convertible
are
into
A.
from
stock
66%%
T.
&
stock
T,
and
"The
the
high
of
rate
stockholders
it
is
reduces
stock
favorable
the
$130
at
Ry,
oper.
Net
Net
The
company
covering
April
on
10,000
26
shares
to
amount
letter
a
at $15 per share. The proceeds
underwriting involved.
to
are
of
stock
common
company and to
debt and increases
notification
(par
provide
$10)
with
to be
additional
the
offered
funds.
No
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—Purchases Cer¬
tain Facilities from Gov't—New Bank Loan
Negotiate^—
Within
the
last
Reconstructioin
chased
ail
facilities
fers to
the
on
Dec.
31,
Our
through
installed
the
by
negotiations
at
which
government
had
company
these
on
facilities
will immediately make such changes as are
metallurgical results at an estimated cost of
improve
of
payment
These
changes
will
be
completed
1950.
of
has
been
negotiated
interest.
$125,000
Terms
a
for
quarcer
a
of
this
period
;/
received
money
present term
loan
during
of
through this loan
$1,750,000, which left
with
loan
CONSOLIDATED
$3,386,003
1,504,195
$1,099,596
$939,668
476,027
384,825
565,718
497,677
190,252
184.326
325,481
259,768
2,567,691
2.510.183
2,975,371
2,414,650
1,379.090
1.205.838
1,445,702
1.094,709
income.._
593,715
605,482
754,630
578,428
income...
oper.
Bessemer &
,
of
43A
approxi¬
fourth
banks
for
for
Net
from
Net
ry.
Cost
of
products
sold,
vision for deprec.
expenses
$7,842,211
3,590,049
$8,556,257
3,923,019
oper,
profit
The
from
from
ry.
income
retire
to
of
Total
$333,073
257,275
$43,868
$75,798
24,486
21,935
—1-
Atlas Corp.—Registration Statement Filed With SEC—
registration
1,924,011
shares
statement
of
with
filed
stock
<$5
SEC
the
April
on
26
C.
dent
railway
of $25
G.
has
in
and
shares
common
stock
of
AtlaiJ
by
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
par)
for
A.
171,
the
offering
of
Atlas Powder Co.
the
100,000
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
1949
1950
Sales
$8,366,750
Cost
of
goods
sold,
eral
Operating
from
Total
Net
12 Mos,
profit
transferred
•FftrnUin?RUiL";
•Earnings per
to
1947
1943
$8,435,831 $10,294,610 $10,451,580
7,724,406
9,628,155
268,275
240,969
9,255,089
157,392
$556,275
$443,150
$425,486
$1,038,599
invests., etc..
note
on
64,097
*85,927
14,775
9,688
$620,372
$529,077
17,314
$440,261
16.875
$1,048,287
3,972
220,000
-
income
for
173,000
150,000
394,000
100,000
pay.—
taxes
contingencies.
t9,265,333 $31,609,960
income
Net
common
preferred
to market
$834,3*80
of
1949
Other
Gross
$846,476
$2,002,301
Net
Net
Net
ry.
in
one
or
subscribe
130,360
233,210
Crll0,000
$391,095
Net
including inventory
1353.
(The)
u
was
1965, it
"$604,930
"$94,314
series.
The
257,211
$1.87
Federal
$0.79
on sale of real estate.—V.
each
Wickwire, President,
taken
that
Co.
over
of
heads
Net
1947
$692,417
13,195
147,806
continue
latter
is
feeding
and
production of the
markets
and
pulleys,
spunsteel
and
will
continue
manufacturer
a
expansion
an
with
stock
record May
of
May 22,
(convertiblei,
four
shares
holding
policy the
Other
operation under
vertical
its
high
management will not only
Cleveland line but also develop
Automatic
clutches,
p.
Steel
of
and
unissued
remaining 75,461
1950 shall have the right
5.
for
$40
of
shares
186,341
par
common
value,
stock
to
of
cumu¬
the extent ot
held.—V.
171,
pa,
jacks,
1141.
company
INCOME
STATEMENT
1949
1948
1947
$55,313,604 $44,447,522
4,974,693
2,577,568
2,704,000
2,117,000
765,000
7,094.838
taxes—
6,520,588
2,934,000
$4,160,838
$3,816,588
$2,857,698
outstdg.
3,476.439
3,476,439
3,476,439
$1,812,563
3,269,339
share.
$1.14
$1.04
$0.77
$0.50
com.
requirements.—V. 171, p. 1666.
1950
Net
ry.
1948
1947
$409,671
$317,422
$270,913
railway—
from
1949
$353,327
Net
64,425
117,875
80,025
57,965
income
"11,374
47,327
24,324
•1,445
1,050,559
oper.
From Jan. i—
from
Gross
expenses——
24,932,138
23,853,855
$6,220,338
$6,093,903 $12,257,914 $17,463,650
1,146,718
904,039
232,638
324.686
175,829
866,373
200,285
"7,104
139,784
16,648
16,343
income...
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
1950—3 Mos—1949
oper,
railway
railway—
from
ry.
v.
3,033,545
taxes
March
Net
revenue—
income—_
per
Net
1950—Month—1949
$31,152,476 $29,947,758
Planned—The
May 4. All of these debentures
1950
—
include
products
automotive pumps,
Oper.
oper,
the
Burlington-Rock Island RR.—Earnings-
production
stationery, and mov¬
for work of ane size or
new
established
machines.
mercury actuated
of
devices
lifts, and grinding wheels.—V. 171,
ry.
1950
Co.—Refunding
"After preferred dividend
multiple,
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Ry,
Ry.
and
(par $100)
and
stocy;
issuable
Cleveland Tapping
of The
171,
1354.
p.
$8C,714.895 $90,671,833
68,456,981
Calaveras Cement Co.—Par of Shares
73,208,183
3,048,977
5,314,246
8,627,009
V.
stockholders
value
par
165,
171, p. 1354,
p.
of
the
on
April
27
approved
stock
common
from
a
no
Changed—
to
proposal
to
par
$5
change
per
tho
share.-
—
2662.
"14,759
61,837
Calgary Power, Ltd. (Canada)—Stock Offered—
Bars or & Aroostook RR—March Earnings—
Period End; Mar. 31—,
oper.
cper.
1950—Month—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
revenue.
$1,676,045
$2,129,057
expenses,.^.—
799,935
964,803
$4,064,397
2,229,343
$5,094,213
2,665,186
$876,110
$1,164,254
$1,835,054
$2,429,027
470,634
587,188
928,513
1,267,682
78,998
Royal Securities
Corp., Ltd., Montreal, on April 17 publicly offered
additional
shares
of
4'/a%
cumulative
redeemable preferred
(par $100) at $101 per share, the proceeds to be used to finance
expansion program.
Giving effect to this financing, there will be
outstanding 30,000 shares of 4Vg % preferred and 50,000 shares of 4fr
preferred stock (par $100).
:*/"/ '
10,000
stock
177,711
1,857,018
2,088.855
435,686
1,929,701
276,116
352,132
276,996
434,670
101,164
120,912
191,581
a dealer concession of 40
1257.
income
profit
"Earns,
April 28 announced that this corpora¬
on
active management
tapping machines
and
Under
the
Hartville, Ohio,
The
name.
horizontal
change
$40),
$60,879,350 $C7,414/38
inc.
Common shares
M.
to
preferred
(par
authorized
had
company
before
or
stock
Quar. End. Mar. 31—
171, p. 1665.
Automatic Steel Products Inc.—Acquisition—
has
proposal
unissued
stock
cancelled.
was announced on
258,313
Net rev; from ry: oper.
1948
$728,975
2,071,839
$228,731
privately held.
are
$1.04
stock
1949
p.
"$39,934
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Co., and Blyth & Co. Inc., to reconstitute its $22,675,000
of 3%% sinking fund
debentures, due July 1, 1961, into
15-year 3% sinking fund debentures maturing July 1,
259,388
share tor each seven
completed.—V. 171,
873,80/
576,455
right
$511,994
per share' Wlth
share,
560,432
&
$1.27
of com. outstdg.
Earnings per com. share
—V.
Ashland Oil &
Refining Co.—Secondary Offering
A
secondary offering of 15,000 shares of
common stock
(par
Inc
made °n APril 20 by A. G. Becker & Co.
J!
818,890
191,815
1666.
p.
Budd
261,407
Shares
Net
_
oper. income..—
171, p. 1665,
ry.
—V.
The
on
Oil Co.
Endet) March 31—
Operating profit after Federal taxes
tor
"Deductions
authorized
April
27
additions
to
1950
$6,049,466
$5,564,473
2,319,295
reserves
1949
Number
"In
shares
of
Earnings
per
to
1,945,418
costs/
under
the
946.
operations—
$3,730,171
1,704,900
12 Months
$1.74
share.—
the
In
1950,
changed
Operating
2,084,207
$2.19
outstanding—.,
$3,619,055
interest
Bond
stock
shares
increased
was
to
100,000
by
the
shares.—V.
stockholders
170, p.
2.
accounting
policy
then
in
effect,
depletion
accounting
and
policy
lease
"Net
abandonment, write-offs
amounted
to
and
Barnsdall
pur¬
$340,057.—V.
.
.
171,
p.
other
costs
and
1950
3,879,812
71,642
expenses,
$4,071,996
5,393,286
general
1949
$5,367,566
income.
and
98,239
incl.
depreciation
paid
State
operating
"Excluding
1986.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended March 31—
and
interest
Federal
deductions from income $346,722, representing lease
chase
p.
.
under
1949,
charged
from
75,000
California Consumers Corp.
Revenues
profit
preferred
from
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Three Months
Net
cents per
285,425
211,018
has made arrangements through
before
BarnsdaU
ry. oper. income—
•Deficit.—V. 171, p. 1353
$l,355,94o
1782.
Profit
Net
$785,632
Net
$774,392
186,400
common
and
1562
128,603
Period End. Mar. 31—
$19,471
write-down
128,813
railway.
railway-
$705,971
267,290
171,
for
129,154
$0,309
of
223.820
from
from
65,024
$531,844
242,548
_____
share
one
129,691
$547,592
$0,455
tCredit
p.
118,43/
$1,144,933
on
130,701
new
$491,063.—V. 171,
93,151
45,627
preferred
stock
able
reauirement.
37,326
$640,947
Rights to Subscribe—
Holders of
com.
496,136
$0,416
30,732
been
on
135,000
$364,773
367,613
$368,129
more
Dividends
tion
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$7,354,372 $19,488,910 $20,841,100
5,750,181
16,404,270
17,116,29/
632,975
1,492,841
1,682,80/
292,943
966,804
778,64/
5,748,256
____
sales
and
From Jan. 1—
Gross
170, p. 2021
Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
$6,999,203
150,000 shares of preferred stock
shares have
Gross
Earnings-
income
Ingersoli/
Mr.
duties formerly
the
assume
stockholders on May 4 approved
a
reclassify 74,537 shares of authorized and
(par $100) into 196,341 shares of preferred
68,391
8,875
1950
oper.
Committee.
will
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Stock Reclassified—
$550,315
Ry.
»
Executive
The
68,391
Railway
railway
from railway
newly
(Dr)__
income
$273,386
826,488
Sarefheld-V nffp S5?i°n the basis °L one
from
Presi¬
the
$413,756
"Deficit.—V.
68,391
14,498
Casualty Co.—Rights Expired
May 4—
#«Tf!fv,cSt?Kkh0lders ?fJ!record APrll 4 were recently given the
rEJ *?n? f 0^0r
ure May 4 for 10l00° shares of capital
March
the
President,
RR.—March
income
$338,763
1175,523
Anchor
Gross
of
as
Rentals, int., etc
Contingent
charges
The
Ann Arbor RR.~
eiected
to
Board.
income.
oper.
income
ry.
68,377
26,790
i
as 1950,
of
the
484.473
rents
$400,372
Net rev. from ry. oper..
?nend
at
duties
(Dr)
rents
fac.
stock
earned
dividend
Chairman
his
—
Equip,
Joint
pfd.
$1,975,511
12,096
223,570
share
of
previously Executive Vice-President of Borg-Warner
expenses
on
and
to
previously Vice-President, has been
S.
Davis, who, has been elected
revenues../.
Operating
lative
7,551,139
259,286
profit
income
shape.
M
747,781
1354.
Chairman
been named
Dividends
180,000
of
provision for Fed¬
income taxes for prior
years
3,009.06S
252,158
535,525
de¬
Prov. for depr. & amort,
16,415
Adjustment
"71,980
317,139
COMPARATIVE
3 Mos.
213,271 •
—
3,169,162
58,172
"27,371
p.
C.
of
Shallberg,
Operating
to
Machine
®*Pf"ses
expense (net)
Prov. for depreciation and
depletion
Prov. for estimated current
Federal
income taxes
3,542,073
2,539.820
Per. End. Mar. 33.—
Corp.
and Lehman
Brothers are named as under¬
shares of stock and the
option
warrants
for
1Q0.C00
shares
of
stock.
The
selling stock¬
holder, is Mr-. George H. Howard, partner of New York firm of Simp¬
son,
Thacher & Bartlett and owner of 126,455 shares of common
stock
(6.47% )
and option warrants for 141,692 shares of common
stock
(7.36%). Simpson, Thacher & Bartlett are company counsel.
The public offering price
and underwriting terms for the securities
being acquired from Mr. Howard are to be disclosed by amendment.
V. 171, p. 1782.
writers
Prov.
other
Interest
292,353
$1,061,79?
"533.253
succeed
office
addition
share, which are to be purchased from a selling stockholder
underwriters.
No underwriting discount or other commission
payable in connection with the issue and sale of the 1,924,011
be
Interest
5,973
gelling
168,962
*
assigned to the ofi'ice of the Executive Vice-President.—V.
per
the
A.
.
121,095
J 5,378
income
Ingersoll,
to
created
covers
issuable upon exercise of
outstanding option warrants at any time at the price of $25 per share
and 100,000 shares of outstanding common stock and option warrants
to purchase 100,000 shares ol common stock at any time at the price
$1,250,000 to
$992,056
income
Administrative,
"4,960
"46,113
Boston & Maine
our
ACCOUNT
9,366,327
(net)
1947
"154,987
railway
"Deficit.—V.
Net
Inc.
balance
pro¬
sales
1948
$1,115,504
"206,317
income
oper.
Taxes
last
years.
$998,029
on
1949
$1,094,617
From Jan. 1—
3 Mos.
$134,106
90,238
—
—
"Including $71,981 profit
Gross
Other
before
and depletion—
-Earnings-
1950
S900.4'/]
1354.
the
1950
1949
' 1950
$10,358,383 $10,099,713 $33,585,471
—
1947
Borg-Warner Corp.—New President Elected—
revenue—
revenue from railway operations
railway operating income
—V. 171, p. 1141.
expired
the
our
used
was
a
3 Mos.
,
sales
Erie RR.
railway
railway
(Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries)
Net
Lake
from
Roy
Net
Federal
INCOME
Period Ended March 31—
1948
1354.
p.
March—
authorized
p.
Month
Net
necessary
provide
apply on this purchase and plant improvements,
'
operating
Railway
livery and other exps.
loan
quarterly payment will be $625,000.
The
pur¬
Monsanto,
111.,
and
during the war period.
a cost of $1,080,000 and this trans¬
facilities and leases formerly held by
The purchase was a cash transaction.
our
171,
Gross
Atlantic & Danville Ry.—March Earnings-
1949.
A
five-year term
*3,000,000 at 2V2%
T
have
we
our
company
quarter
the
purchased at
agreement
mately $500,000.
mT
with
all of the plant
government agency.
rental
concluded
Corporation
facilities
plants
were
title
us
The
to
the
111.,
have
we
Finance
of
City,
Fairmont
These
week
May 3, said:
on
the
171,
1950—3 Mos.—1949
period Ended March 31, 1950—
by
„
Young, President,
$2,940,509
1,207,432
income__
oper.
$804,597
oner,
Net
171, p. 1665.
will
Howard I.
87,787
"35,712
the
of
Pawtucket, R. I.—Files—
filed
of
984,118
$12,089,392 $13,144,946 $34,204,491 $36,896,627
9,148,883
9,758,943
26,362,280
28,340,370
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
The
SEC
increase
to
1,500,000 shares.—V.
1950—Month—1949
expenses
share,
a
equity capital by a larger amount due to the cash premiums received.
"Most of the new capital required
by the Bell System should come
from the Issue of stock, through conversion of convertible debentures
or
otherwise."—V. 171, p. 1781.
American Textile Co., Inc.,
voted
11
1,072,000 to
revenue.
Ry.
conversion
since
cper.
Earnings—
1949
$860,876
arilway——
railway
from
Gross
April
on
$115,402
rate.
into
added:
announcement
Ry
—V.
"$130,331
oper.
ry.
Atlantic Coast Line Co.—Earnings—
payable by surrender of one $100 debenture and $30 in cash for each
share issued.
This $130 price will continue until June 20, 1951, when
it will increase to $140
per share.
The
1,156,913
224,442
48,849
Electric Co.—Stock Increased—
stockholders
The
capital
Crl,129
,r
171, p. 358.
from
Net
$1.42
1, 1949 (when the con¬
two-thirds of the 3'/aVe
nearly
converted
1,031,666
123,401
2,754
1354.
171, p.
City
75,138
1,959
...
From Jan. 1—
Net
outstanding March 31, 1950.—V. 171, p. 1353.
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Nearly
of 1959 Debentures Converted—
debentures
$335,752
20,833
"22,781
-
Period End. Mar. 31—
version
$409,358
95,323
23,484
railway
railway
"Deficit.—V.
$359,784
'
snare—
per
•Based
$161,740
127,054
_
$363,369
51,057
9,763
221,000
—
$0.64
_
dividends
-
income
6,052
of
1947
$344,722
66,830
16,265
railway——
railway
oper.
Atlantic
Cash
1948
From Jan, 1—
37,911
100,000
—>-
taxes
1949
117,214
taxes-
losses
or
1950
Net
Gross
—V.
1950
March
Gross
RR—Earnings-
income
profits
railway
railway—
from
of
Atlanta & West Point
103,332
Canadian
and
from
Net
American
$306,623
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.
Net
Athens, O.—Files With SEC—
59,195
"$22,906
_>
Federal
March
Athens Flooring Co.,
director of the Chicago,
a
corporations,
and
of
247,423
profit
Gross
Mark
1949
$9,260,343
"93.884
_
charges
"Loss.—V.
1354.
171, p.
1950
70,978
income
for
Net
23,773,845
10,828,514
Net
-Earnings Off—•
$8,358,022
>
discounts-
and
—„
———
Minority interests in net
subsidiary companies
115,441,374
/
allowances
income
Total
91,667,529
—V.
returns,
income
Operating
Interest
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.
Standard
&
The
revenues.
subsidiary of General Telephone Corp.,
telepnones in central and southern Cali¬
a
400.000
Net rev. from ry. oper._
American Radiator
order, which was
U. Commission, eifectivc June 1, is in
fall which added $1,100,000 to
annual
annual
to
California
one
This
revenues.
operates
137,000
,
a
issued
$312,649
„
period
Official Elected
This company on May
an
estimated $2,200,000
Prov.
for Fed. income taxes
1561.
p.
357,960
$312,260
expenses--
(netj)_.i—_a./-*-
for
171,
375,954
$382,043
administrative
operations
before prov.
profit
Provision
and
from
income
Net
2,118,539
sales
of
Net
$2,788,759
2,007,339
sales
1949
Monday, May ft. J 950
.
.
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. (& Subs.)
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—Wins Rate Increase—
3 was granted a rate increase which will add
Corp.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
.
and/or
taxes
income.
..
gains,
losses
and
surplus
Cr66,019
97,979
$31,341
___
'
loss
capital
accrued-
on
$4,037
adjustments.—V.
a
.
,
168,
-
;
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1883)
California
*
The
covering
The
by
Electric
public offering of
William
R.
&
the stocks
Co., Facific
Staats
Goodwin.
Net proceeds of the
estimated construction
SEC—
with
the SEC
May 23 is to be underwritten
Co. of California, and Walston,
offering price and
underwriting
by amendment. ;
•
.V'0
The
be .supplied
to
are
Co.—Registers With
on
180,000
Hoffman
terms
Power
May l filed a registration statement
shares of common stock, $1 par.
company
on
public
will
sale
stock
be
to
used
the
of
finance
and
to finance
the
1950-51
expenditures of
The
$4,953,000
in
proposed
to
company
$2,000,000
in
$3,000,000
register
May
on
1951.
in
with
5
the
30-year first mortgage bonds which are to
bidding.
Bids on the bonds are to be invited
to
are
and
1950
be
opened
be
sold
at
on
May
1978;
$29,709
of
of
miscellaneous
$2.50
5 Vi 'A
and
73,205
debt;
stock
preferred
shares
170,
of
shares
104,063
(each of
of
$1,993,765
earned
was
for
the
twelve
months
ended
the
on
31,
dividends,
with
stock
average
94c
and
share
a
with
75c
March 31,
a
outstanding
earned
on
1949 —V.
171, p.
during
earned
period.
the
stock
average
share
common
in
for
the
This
1950,
there
Net
year
ry.
from
from
Net
and
ry.
1949
18,813
Net
$846,320
preferred
on
$1,134,497
479,563
557,071
income./
Dividends
Balance
190,«19
—V.
$545,417
shares outstanding at
171,
$464,316
224,194
March 31.
210,000
MONTHS
$3,346,838
$2,958,523
600,694
459,373
576,697
and
of
award
won
the
The investment bank¬
bonds
at
competitive
bids
for
the
bonds
as
2'es
included:
W.
C.
Langley
188,150
270,930
139,831
1947
.
PURPOSE—Of
the proceeds from the sale of the
initially be deposited with the trustee and will be
will
9,074,642
9,177,386'.
9,254,965
8,094.981
1,102,613
989.900
,1,162,009
171, p.
235,989
204,718
280,849
*184,095
4.75%
the
$15,172,122
2,987,242
13,010,289
12,435,782
$662,579
$546,248
$2,161,833
$1,843,649
166
151
8,179
4,605
$662,745
143,560
$546,399
143,299
$2,170,012
566,912
$1,848,254
491,073
$403,100
$1,603,100
$1,357,181
deductions
other
of
corporate
physical
bonds,
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
'
v
1948
$93,572
$82,860
$126,198
*35,256
*62,481
*8,958
65,105
26.394
$137,999
income
income
from
inc.
30,000
30,000
120,000
bank borrowings and the
remainder
Including additions
purposes,
to
Net
102,846
79,095
411,385
Public
8,304
53,515
400,693
335,998
424,923
27,519
Net ry.
*101,055
of
are
May 3
on
on
their bid of 100.30.
50,562
•Deficit.—V.
171,
181,708
VI
Co.,
for
share—
com.
$1,071,715
1,500,000
1,526,733
$0.20
$0.70
$0.61
$0.25
Service
Commission.
tOutstanding
CONVERSION
OF
$6,000,000
business
of
2%
convertible
stock
common
April
on
and
converted
DEBENTURES—In
of
into
21,
1950,
conversions.—V.
November,
debentures
the
of
of
common
171,
1949,
due
the
these
had
of
ford,
been
based
prior
for
1970, plus accrued dividends in each-
Period End. Mar. 31—
tion
Gross
Net
.
from
Net
ry.
railway
145,199
England—Earnings—
1948
1947
$189,000
$230,000
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
*80,492
*31,927
*22,481
*105,774
income
*138,384
railway-
*31,682
*74,526
547,000
612,000
*117,635
*220,242
*129,986
*44.073
*298,777
554,000
railway
*364,992
*316,853
*206,911
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
171,
from
from
Net
ry.
and
1940
on
The
census.
Connecticut
and
Valley
purchase
of
also
company
Electric
electric
Co.,
has
Inc.
and
energy
wholly
a
Net
ry.
171, p.
April
the
shares.—V.
voted
170,
to
amend
daily.
The
$743,159
$668,137
284,165
230,643
of
220,790
168,524
118,243
1,809,565
2,321,600
2,040,578
1.899,282
573,455
912,816
732,410
658,626
275,651
580,426
367,527
311.669
additional
westerly to
Tennessee
The
Gas
proposed
20-inch
The
Estimated
pany
pipelines
point
cost
$169,477
railway
1949
the
be
received
approximately 32 miles
Means, Ky., north¬
by
is $2,195,000.
the
issuance
company.
The
The
and
$166,954
1948
1947
$210,661
*52,799
*46,348
*53,047
*100,925
*113,125
*115,493
deductions.
revenue
(&
Subs.) —Earns.
Operating
Other
income
319,107
1,466,289
10,602
Net
from
Net
ry.
.$148,182
492,886
*198,185
*161.619
Income deductions
*338,696
Frov. for Federal & State inc.
34,933
*213,530
*323,721
*399,018
171, p. 1458.
Balance
—V.
Canadian Pacific Ry.—March
.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Earnings Higher—
1950—Month—1949
Gross
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Gross
171,
$3,264,136
$813,924
$1,363,042
$318,650
Net
from
ry.
1458.
p.
35,600
26,535
Gross
surplus
$88,024
ry.
—V.
Gross
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating revenues
Operating
1950—Month—1949
$2,608,501
—
& taxes-
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$2,298,723 $30,346,280 $27,157,803
1,936,097
1,715,868
23,202,091
$672,404
$582,855
$7,144,189
385,069
5,071,954
$6,039,797
4,191,873
from
Net
ry.
$3,166,066
$3,799,405
284,797'
180,003
*419,496
*433,135
1947
ry.
oper.
revenues
income
660,622
1
Dividends
applicable to
period
stock
preferred
for
the
Gross
855,440
780,440
$4,216,514
$3,411,433
——,
—V.
Net
from
ry.
9,414,105
10,136,941
486,867
570,258
*1,344,681
Net
1142.
p.
Gross
from
ry.
From
Net
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
Co.—Group to Offer to Buy
Additional Stock—Plans New Financing—
New
,capital for this
acquisition
5
is proposed in
company
a
plan
which
$2,500,000 additional
annual sales,
the management
May 1.
J. B, Carr, President, with friends is prepared to buy up to $200,000
common
Mr.
Carr
Furthermore,
additional
our
his
"the
to
losses
program,
says,
which
insufficient
acquire
proceeding
are
satisfactorily
the
a
letter
to
stockholders
ry.
477,915
717,716
585,038
651,591
892,023
689,652
1948
such
are
volume
a
the
will
reasonable
letter
the
being
additional
"with
consummated,"
through
be
acquisition
incurred
at
of
one
and
the
expectation
4.858.428
4,340.421
of
1,482.051
1,594,290
1,462,897
2,053,938
2,128,903
will
V
be
of this company charged on April 27 in a letter
to stockholders that David
Lubben, "one of the organizers and leaders
of the stockholders committee" soliciting proxies against
management,
Commercial
and
ry.
From
$6,105 576
17,895
and
administrative
other
Taxes,
Federal
than
income
on
Federal
expenses.......—
income.
$6,116,869
216,017
225,937
7,131
taxes.
notes
-
7,845
330,000
payable
-V.
income
170,
p.
—'
131,680
6,616,500
1,352,108
7,590,782
6,852,079
1,227,144
7,893,076
1,294,694
576,553
499,007
400,931
132,537
$2,404,143
371,374
,
■
-
railway
89,958
911,307
1458.
.
.
\
1950
railway..$2,850,671
railway
778.779
income...
1949
1948
1947
$2,834,742
$2,948,172
$2,638,457
787,668
829,993
640,688
292,925
262,984
296,993
323,557
7,953,358
8,124,658
8,275,126
1—
railway....
railway—'
;
2,356,501
2,021,475
2,074,026
7,315,701
1,661,503
income
/
893,654
691,829
631,923
640,578
1562.
1950
railway™
railway..
1949
1948
1947
$1,047,013
$561,554)
$519,472
$730,540
520,215
120,5621
57,600
247,769
income
V
398,065
60,045
15,480
140,053
1,703,742
2,087,062
1,971,021
2,034,442
420,045
622,765
557,693
700,032
232,769
332,371
317,529
385,402
1—
Jan.
railway
.
railway...—
oper.
171, p.
income
1355.
109,375
$5,206,671
•
$5,438,712
1950
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1949
oper.
from
from
Net
ry.
2222.
1947
$19,353,687 $20,464,036 $20,966,564 $19,402,816
2,803,723
3,241,774
3,719,818
5,264,608
income—
1,042,983
1,427,790
1,191,381
2,278,852
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1948
railway
railway
railway
:
oper.
59,037,128
8,392,399
53,284,232
5.037,093
*981,618
*493,253
920,987
4,885,192
,''X"r
Financial
.
56,911,171
4,354,692
income
•Deficit.
.•
51,926,781
railway
sV
12,164,334
1
Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers,
25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
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President; William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue)
with a
statistical
issue
on
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(Telephone State 0613);
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Copyright 1950 by William B. Dana Company.
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NOTE:
Dana
135
On
S.
Seibert,
La
account
Salle
ct
the
fluctuations
in
the
rates
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
*
223,304
oper.
from
Gross
335,000
—104,375
—
1947
397,452
from
Net
Net
1948
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.— Earnings
11,293
$5,864,194
income
1949
income...
March—
Total
Interest
states.
9,869,351
1949
$5,846,299
management
The
Net
—V.
1950
consolidated
cos.
7,541,422
1—
from
Net ry.
Corp.—Earnings—
March 31-
stks. of sub
com.
4,301,872
\
486,696
oper.
from
1,812,831
income
General
necessary
they
on
20.024,183
5, 815,751
.
*
$2,745,212
Jan.
Net
Gross
12 Months Ended
*'■
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Dividends
income...
March-
the
terminated."
sales
4.331,381
1,284.924
South West
'»
52,884,310
$1,592,476
946.
Central &
'•
•
506,854
171, p.
1947
$1,835,907
2,006,094
_
income—
■"
•••■
$2,629,158
p.
from
Gross
railway
oper.
171, p.
Other
family already own 95,600 shares.
the management
because of
Negotiations
financing
stock /under
and
business,
plants
The
685,073
952,159
on
additional
states.
1949
involves
of
announced
from
Net
—V.
/
1947
17,233,676
1950
oper,
ry.
—V.
$1,379,312
4.098.430
:
1948
704,202
from
Net
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
railway-
276,232
165,610
56,570,273
from
Gross
From Jan. 1—
171,
i
-Earnings—
1949 *
M'.'
railway
.income
Net-from
596,930
*1,815,173
income..
87,908
Chicago Great Western Ry.- —Earnings—
8,759,617
*1,523,175
railway
oper.
203,186
36,960
52,191,074
11,998,499
oper.
171,
Gross
$1,708,282
railway...
146,148
$2,488,400
from
from
*237,880
1950
from
Net
Balance
-V.
Central RR. Co. of
66,817
1,183,528
railway....
railway..
Jan.
ry.
406,852
*111,220
661,077
March—
35,853
1,244,120
13, 933,353
1355.
oper.
Net
Net
Net
24,277
1,242,747
49 769,789
from
from
Net
946.
171, p.
108,125
$3,253,395
*1,275,032
income.,
V;
1947
$425,496
75,050
1—
railway
March—
railway—
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
1948
$427,480
,64,172
,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Net
8,574.152
1949
$442,093
293,798
railway
oper.
Net
Jersey—Earnings—
$3,154,930
railway...
21,118,006
442,078
exp.
from
Net
v.v
149,310
•March—
From Jan. 1—
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Earnings-
v
1950
171, p.
Gross
$483,323
1948
.income..
involved.
1355.
Jan.
Net
231,065
$86,714
1949
railway
oper
par
live
1,236,740
^
railway......
p.
from
From
railway...
the
at
distribute
73,304
railway
from
Net
1562.
1950
from
Net
Net earnings
-V.
taxes
Central RR. Co. of New
underwiring
with
offered
be
and
railway
$18 ,454,640 $19,072,765 $19,183,740 $18,564,629
Net from railway......
5 936,786
5,548,623
5,957,852
7,338,099
Net ry. oper. income
2 685,378
2,379,764
2,693,190
3,637,300
176,365
-
March—
to
from
Gross
$32,229,816 $30,890,969 $83,177,567 $85,558,298
28,965,680
30.077,045
81,814,525
85,239,648
earnings
Working expenses
to
171, p.
142,566
'oper. income
171,
Net
•Deficit.—V.
notification
produce
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.
$890,753
47,355
583,672
*173,634
of
stock
to
89,625
$170,979
income
517,937
'41,519
income
oper.
Gross
514.835
railway
railway
from
No
$491,928
March-
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
ry.
—V.
$801,128
35,143
used
1950
railway
railway
frcm
From
$137,580
:
—
Net
$2,267,417
367,903
letter
a
common
television.
ry. oper. income..:
From Jan. 1—
12 Mos. '50
$135,836
income
to
filed
of
proceeds
Net
of
$456,687
movies
27
shares
the
from
from
Gross
Gas
3 Mos. '49
$503,739
$167,030
*24,834
income
Gross
Net
Gross
3 Mos. '50
revenues
and
March—
com¬
sale
Columbia.
and
April
on
150,000
share)
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.- -Earnings—
;
from
North
program
project
promissory notes to its parent
System, Inc.—V. 165, p. 2923.
Operating
Operating
*84,055
railway
oper.
shows
Net
includes
from
3 V\ %
Period Ended March 31—
Vermont—Earnings-
company
"per
County, Ky.
construction
finance
would
gas
program
extending
Nicholas
the
of
to
proposes
in
of
1458.
frcm
from
($1
Co.
construction
loop
a
volumes
Transmission
about twenty
population of
1782.
Century Television Production, West Los Angeles,
Calif.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
incor¬
shares
area.'
328,752
1950
ry.
of
5,000,000
Cincinnati, Ohio,
$800,618
March
Gross
article
to
2127.
p.
Co., Inc.
Net
the
stock
common
project would increase capacity of the company's system from
191,500,000 cubic feet per day to an estimated 229,500,000 cubic feet
Earnings—
sub¬
Service Co.—Stock Increased—
26
authorized
The company on April 25 asked the FPC to authorize the con¬
struction of pipeline and compressor facilities
designed to carry addi¬
tional natural gas to its wholesale customers in the
81,841
Canadian Pacidie Lines in
Net
$2.94
Kentucky Natural Gas Co., Inc.—Proposes to
Expand Capacity—
188,108
income—
oper.
$2,351,620
$2.97
Central
$622,827
railway
arilway
$2,376,333
SEq' covering
1947
income—
from
from
oh
increasing
1948
railway
$253,451
171,«p.
owned
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—
Irving Levy, President, on May 4 announced that the
company has sold to Investors Diversified Services, Inc.,
$800,000 of 8-year 4% notes, maturing $100,000 annually.
Arrangements for the loan were made by Hayden, Stone
& Co.—V. 170, p. 2021.
:
stockholders
$3,000,000
1950—12 Mos.—1949
shrs
com.
1,
engaged in the genera¬
its distribution and sale
light,
power,
heat and other purposes, serving
communities
in
New
Hampshire,
with
an
estimated
The
From Jan. 1—
Net
—V.
The
poration
1949
railway
oper.
800,000
on
847.
P.
1950
Net
Gross
$269,244
share
per
171,
market
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine-
„
552,000
1354.
p.
March
Gross
Earns,
—V.
$175,000
*45,942
From Jan. 1—
Net
41,801
July
case.
directly cus¬
in Middlebury, Randolph, Rutland,
Springfield, Windsor, Brad¬
Bennington, Brattleboro, St. Johnsbury and about 180 other
in Vermont, having an estimated
population of 152,000
30,000.—V.
$1,647,135 $18,262,852 $17,179,118
235,253
2,877,939
2,853,223
41,802
501,606
501,606
311,046
pfd. stock
on
from
$183,000
railway
oper.
88,714
1949
1950
front
Net
$1,252,800
——
income
Div.
Central Illinois Public
March—
Gross
revenue
1950—Month—1949
company
to
redemptions
mainly in the generation and purchase
and its transmission, distribution and sale for light,
other purposes.
The company serves
energy
heat
sidiary,
on
1666.
p.
the
of
communities
close
issued
at
electric
power,
tomers
are
the
been
will be redeemable at the option
public offering price plus $3 per share
prices descending to $101 per share
CORPORATION—Is engaged
at
had
debentures
stock
and
,
stock
initial
made after July l,
company
which
1959,
Through
company.
$749,000
shares
78,830
of
4.75%
the
1960
$920,801
1,500,000
of period.
issued
of
$294,005
dividend.
$4.95
a
at
,526,733
•Required by order of Public
end
1354.
p.
Canadian National Lines in New
.
competing bids received for the preferred stock were:
Blyth
Inc., $100.03 for a $4.80 dividend; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., $100.01 for a $4.84 dividend; and Kidder, Peabody & Co., $100.59
&
'
■
.
$386,339
stock-_
com.
per
!■
for
stock
common
..
23,615
119,568
income
oper.
•
231,032
railway
railway
be
better¬
Service
competitive sale
316,380
income
Balance
from
from
will
and
at $103.25 per share and accrued dividend to
yield 4.60%.
The award of the stock was won by the two bankers at
120,000
divs—
stock
of
tShares
From Jan. 1—
Gross
program
offering 8,000 shares of Central Ver¬
Corporation $100 par value pre¬
ferred stock, 4.75% dividend series.
The stock is priced
mont
The
1947
17,305
railway
railway
oper.
$700,000
withdrawn from
current
properties.
Parsons & Co.
$14,279,431
3,398,675
company's
j W. C. Langley & Co. and Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$3,533,490
the
the
Corp.—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—1949
„■
for
ments
$4,061,254
with
replacements and
of
company's outstanding
used
;
connection
of
improvements to its physical, plant.
The
proceeds together with proceeds from the sale of new
preferred stock (see below) will be applied first to payment of
balance
1354.
income—
to- time- in
additions,
544,195
Central Illinois Light Co.—Earnings—
1-949
v.
Co.
Noyes, Graham,
Parsons & Co.
(Jointly),
101.5559;
Brothers, 101.516; Coffin & Burr, Inc., and First Boston
(jointly), 101.099;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., and Blair, >
Rollins & Co., Inc. (jointly), 101.051; and
Kidder, Peabody & Co., 101.05.
Regular redemptions may be made at prices ranging from 105.54%
to 100%.
Special redemption prices run from 102.49% to 100%.
i'or
1950
on
&
Hemphill,
time
income—
Preferred
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
March
sale
its bid of 101.93%.
on
Lehman
381,626
278,933
1948
$519,185
Operating
account
555.
p.
THREE
1949
Non-operating - income-
convertible
Common
FIRST
$3,266,935
Period End. Mar. 31—
$654,935
300,903
stock.
102.54% and accrued interest.
Other
$3,354,720
Operating revenues
Oper. exp. & taxes—
Earns
$1,403,391
_
AND
4,199,247
$1,115,684
deductions.
at
1949.—
1950
railway-
•Reservations
$5,314,931
11,915
deductit
before
etc.,
MARCH
ended
$1,391,476
Balance
FOR
oper.'income.—
Bal.
Interest,
in
Other
1950
Non-operating income
offices
same
May 3
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Net
$6,237,935
4,846,459
taxes
the
Central Vermont Public Service Co.—Bonds Offered—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on May 5 publicly offered
$2,000,000 first mortgage 2%% bonds, series F, due 1980,
Ry.—Callaway Made President—
railway-—
•Deficit.—V,
Gross
revenue
expenses
with
*
take
ers
income—
oper.
Net
1562.
12 Months Ended March 31—
stock.
to
From Jan. 1—
Income
Operating
Operation
compared
as
%
Gross from railway
Net from railway
compared
months
shares of
seeking
■,
EARNINGS
California Water Service Co.—Earnings—
...
•
share
a
calendar
1949
twelve
the
96c
or
2021.
60.000
March
payment of $646,818 preferred and preference
remained a balance of $1,346,947 for common stock,
operated
p.
March—
(each of $20 par value); and 1,643,181 shares of $1 par common stock.
»
On an unaudited basis, the company reports that net income of
After
100
"is
Corp.
69,227 shares
preference stocks
convertible
5.60%
and
$3
Lubben
Mr.
Merrell P. Callaway, Chairman of the
Board, has been named Presi¬
dent, to succeed the late Marion J. Wise
value);
$50 par
■
Central of Georgia
Gross
! Giving effect to sale of the new stock, capitalization at March 31,
1950, comprised $21,500,000 of 3%. first mortgage bonds due 1970 and
\
shares
presently
"V.
31
7.
June
on
the
SEC
holder of record of
a
management,
pay himself a commission on gross business."
Sales of Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co. for the
first 12 weeks of 1950,
the
management
states,
have
increased
8.3%
for all
sales
offices
the
part
which involves estimated
program,
of
competitive
and
construction
company
became
ago
According
to
the
charge of sales and
its
subsidiary,
Interstate Telegraph Co., for 1950 and 1951.
The company intends
"as soon as possible" to sell §2,000,000 of bonds at competitive bid¬
ding.
The proceeds of the sale of bonds and stock,
together with
estimated internal funds of $4,500,000, are expected to be sufficient
program
only three weeks
3
must
be
made
In
New
York
funda
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1884)
the
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
Net
Net ry.
1,085,721
607,685
1,159,407
income---
*207,160
*377,842
*362,751
844,102
38,689,334
2,143,922
*1,715,777
40,646,314
42,738,767
39,6*64,773
*711,222
2,027,440
4,411,248
*4,033,500
•2,359,592
Net
ry.
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
171,
The
for
'
1355.
p.
V"*rjV.,'* jV
'
Total
dated
the
:
v ;
by
Net proceeds will
completion of the rights offering by Cities Service.
applied to the issuer's construction program.
quarter
quarter
of
subsidiaries
of
income
net
1949
of 1950 showed
last year.
the
for
revenues
Expenses
shares of Toledo Edison common stock will be offered
the company at competitive bidding shortly after the
400,00
sale
n> ■k
-:V''
first
the
sponding
balance to the retirement of an equivalent
amount of outstand.ng 3% sinking fund debentures due 1977.
Unsub¬
scribed shares will be so>d by Cities Service through ordinary brokerage
CildHXl&lS♦
in future financing.
flexibility
Mr., Crocker also stated that the System's consolidated net income
for
apply the
will
and
that
said
greater
basis
the
on
at
Stockholders also voted to give management the author¬
stock at competitive bidding without
first
stockholders.
Stuart M. Crocker, President,
management had asked these changes in order to have
ity
to
sell
additional
offering it
to present
Service will own 3,703,410.12 shares of
to offer 3,702,000 shares of the stock
stockholders
,
and
got stockholders*
the
discretion
of
the
for
management.
note heid by T.ie First National Bank of New
of its outstanding
ment
York,
1—
railway
railway
from
will
175,855
Jan.
from
Net
management on
authorization
to
issue
of the Toledo
rec.assification
proposed
a
proposes
April 21: asked
preferred
shares
The
of one
each share of Cities Service stock.
subscription price is to be supplied by amendment. Cities Service
apply $6,600,000 of the proceeds of the stock sale to the retire¬
The
2,347,658
oper.
From
Gross
1947
railway.—.—
It
common.
subscription by its common
share of Toledo Edison stock for
$14,052,601 $14,511,902 $14,988,437 $14,279,819
railway—
from
from
of
Cities
stock,
common
new
lor
1948
1949
1950
March—
given
consummation
Upon
Edison
Stock—Quarterly Revenues Higher—»
ferred
interested persons until May 8 to request a
hearing upon the proposal of this company to offer its stockholdings
in The Toledo Edison Co. for subscription by holders of its common
stock and the proposal of Toledo Edison to issue and sell for its own
account an additional 400,000 shares of common stock.
has
SEC
The
will until noon (CDT) on May 16 receive bids at
Room 744, Union Station Bldg., Chicago 6, 111., for the purchase from
it of $4,650,000
equipment trust certificates, series LL, to be dated
June 1, 1950, and to mature in 30 semi-annual instalments of $155,000
each
from
Dec.
1,
1950, to and
including June 1, 1965.—V. 171,
p. 1355.
"'.v.-*'- ,V'<;:
vVi'v-VV
'■
company
to Issue Pre¬
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Authorized
Stock Sale—
Cities Service Co.—Hearing on
Trust Certificates—
Bids to Be Received for Equipment
The
Monday, May 8, 1950
...
rose
the
over
corre¬
I:
$10,048,000
increased
quarter
rise
$50,132,263.
to
were up $7,811,000 to $39,573,503.
Consoli¬
to $3,620,776, an increase of $1,823,000 over
quarter.
Net income for the 12 months
cents
ended March 31, 1950, was $14,048,275
the average shares outstanding, was equivalent to
There are 14,798,174 shares of common stock now
which is 1,345,300, or 10%, more than a year ago.
based
which,
98
26.9%
a
on
share.
a
outstanding,
be
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Bids—
will up to noon (CDT) on May 11 receive bids for
purchase from it of $3,630,000 equipment trust certificates, series
The
the
company
1950. and to mature in 30 equal semi-annual instal¬
1,1950 to June 1, 1965.
Bids will be received at
Room 1136, La Salle Street Station, Chicago, 111.
dated June 1,
G,
Dec.
from
ments
office,
company's
EARNINGS
MARCH
FOR
Gross
from
from
Net
Net ry.
1,714,974
1,396,063
2,046,291
9,594,672
41,656,545
11,240,446
income—
3,401,208
43,827,447
10,477,176
3,603,739
44,915,053
railway—
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1,851,606
3,121,401
railway
oper.
Citizens Telephone Co., Decatur, Ind.—Files With SEC
company on April
27 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 3,000 shares of 4'/2% non-convertible preferred stock to
be offered at $100 per share.
The proceeds are for plant additions
and conversion to dial operations.
No underwriting involved.—V. 171,
The
*
Net
from
Net ry.
From
Gross
Net
railway—-
Net ry.
•Deficit.—V.
171,
7,631,163
*488,498
;.
income—
oper.
*375,816
*
7,886,507
7,435,013
•
740,871
1,146,330
*382,368
473,477
176,493
i', :
1458.
p.
amend
shares, by giving the directors authority to provide for a
fund for any future issue of preferred stock, and by elimi¬
certain restrictions on the directors' authority to make un¬
secured loans of more khan three years' maturity.
to
750,000
nating
Revenue
operation
in
miles
mi'ess
plane
Available
miles
seat
Revenue
miles
passenger
Total
operating
revenues
Total
operating
expenses
Other
deductions
Provision
-
—.—
3,468
27,000
2,389
(net)
income
& State
Federal
for
5,698
2,044,389
61,554,722
28,459,740
$2,703,462
2,636,973
2,218,753
68,457,715
30,216,952
$2,864,180
2,934,506
flown
flown
taxes—
$36,021
*$72,715
Net income
for selling additional preferred stock or refunding the
preferred stock. With the adoption of these amendments, he
said, the board will be 5n a better position to act promptly from time
to time as may be indicated to meet the company's future financial
reauirements.
77'"77.
.'7'';';;7'7.:-' ' v7.-:.77'7
"'7:7""7:7.7
over $83,000,000 for new facilities in the first
the company expended over $4,300,000 for addi¬
replacements and improvements in the first quarter of this
The company's approved construction budget amounted as of
expended
"Having
postwar
tions,
year.
March
craft
be
of
to
the
for
three
delivered
These
1951.
has entered into a contract with Lockheed
purchase of five Model 649 Constellation air¬
company
made
able
Lockheed
to
and
the
in
fall
of
in
two
1950 and
the necessary
together with
aircraft,
approximately $5,500,000.
Lindseth
the
Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings—
over
will cost
—V.
An advance payment of $1,125,000 has been
the remainder of the purchase price is pay¬
171,
Net
ry.
and
loss
Net
TJnfts
$4,949,635
212,214
93,287
51
charges
NOTE—1950
official
--r
and
sales
Canadian
rate of exchange.
rentals
stated
are
at
the
Gross
Gross
—v.
from
ry.
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
Net
Cost
826,190
misc. income—
494,128
174,398,816 356,385,290 295,124,009 267,590,196
Crl.075,000
dends
22,147,803
9,475,000
income
on
before
earns,
from
Dividends
15,459,106
9,550,000
13,650,000
1,961,459
\:;7'':7:7777 7 ^;?77'7.7
13,731,582
14,116,466
20,492,793
4,976,368
805,178
1,009,614
Net
earnings
Dividends
♦Loss..
1.782.^90
$1.22
171, p. 1666.
strike,
the
at
notes due
stock
a
called
have
directors
A
$108
outstanding
aiVidend
of
informed
on
the
of
the
21,503,407
and
3,695,878
2,024,733
A
8,702,264
3,263,349
—V.
171, p.
on
A
Class
Redeem
Jan.
ended
25,
to
be
in
of
$3
May
during
stock
redemption
on
May
4,
and
today
all
other
dividend
July
1,
14,
8).
1355.
a
for
30,
all
1950,
will issue one share of
shares of class A stock was
May 18, 1950.
Approximately 97%
each
outstanding
a
share on
stockholders
to
1950.—V.
Gross
1950
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
From
Gross
railway-..
railway
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
$3,431,146
-
1948
$3,235,401
1947
$3,392,411
1,290,956
1,048,640
"i 1,280,876
648,176
591,323
748,158
$2,936,886
12
the
at
of
beginning
1950,
171,
p.
of
1042.
the
the
of
exchange
provision for
after
taxes
;
stock
common
record
at
the
was
close
voted payable
of
business
on
incoma—
954,636
-
521,336
for
Net
earnings
9.250,211
9,250,211
9,625,844
8,362,618
3,221,534
2,669,514
3,314,259
income—
1,635,207
1,479,917
1,895,983
2,547,132
1,382,114
—V. 171, p. 1355.
years
company
May 2 filed a registration statement with
covering 234,856 shares cf its $50 par common stock.
The
stock
is
on
to
be
the holders of record
offered
on
for
May 26,
held.
The
No
underwriting
$11,713,000
imburse
the
net
company
is
proceeds
service
of
as
a
Executive
Scott
succeed
with
member
of
for
capital
the
one
share for
Rights
each
expire
financing will
expenditures
and
to
three shares
July
Month of March—
Gross
Vice-President,
W.
Allen,
the
organization.
the
board.—V.
who
Mr.
171,
on
3
was
retire after
will
Allen,
,
May
be
used
repay
outstanding bank boirowings for construction purposes.—V. 166,
to
from
Net
ry.
however,
will
Ry.—Earnings—
in
part
p. 756.
were
stock
Corp.—Stock
filed
letter of
by
1948
1947
1949
$.1,051,172
$1,219,189
$1,160,057
312,120
300,719
$1,001,975
218,282
80,675
152,277
103,295
67,219
income—.
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
oper.
171,
3,397,528
2,899,165
778 846
493 037
770 864
597,101
227,316
110,578
229,862
173,564
3,027.287
railway
incc;\ie__.
Month of March—from
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
3,113,939
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income
railway
railway
oper.
171,
p
1951
950,000
92,054
772,500
68,793
$1,472,393
———
purposes.—V.
-$1,434,443
171, p.
1356.
Springs, Wi&T
the
of
Public
Wisconsin
Service
Commission
March
on
23
authorized
to issue $90,000 first mortgage bonds and $77,000
company
common
shares
stock.
Dallas Power & Light
Co.—Financing Plans—
expected to sell $24,500,000 of bonds through com¬
around the middle of June, the proceeds to be used
to refund $16,000,000 outstanding 3%%
first mortgage bonds and the
remaining $8,500,000 to be used to provide new capital to finance the
company's construction program.
A registration statement covering
the sale is scheduled to be filed with the SEC by the middle of this
petitive
bidding
week.—V.
1783.
171, p.
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
Contingent
upon
approval by The Ohio P. U.
Commission, effective
registration under the Securities Act of 1933, and the making of an.
offer by the company, holders of common stock of record at the close
of business on May 10, 1950, or such later date on which such registra¬
tion becomes effective, shall have the right to subscribe on or before
May 31,
1950, for common stock, of $7 par value, to the extent of one
each seven shares held.
The subscription price is to be de¬
for
shortly before the offering is made.
Exchange
directs, subject to the offering being made, that the
ex-rights until further notice and that all
after the record date as finally fixed by the com¬
stock be not quoted
certificates delivered
must be accompanied by due-bills.—V. 171, p. 1783.
pany
Gross
1950
from
Net
ry.
railway—___
from
Net
ry.
1947
$4,939,011
$4,656,103
1,218.230
1,713,764
1,058,816
1,076,946
730,847
919,227
705,181
723,153
17,252,972
15,312,214
13,204,859
railway—
from
Net
1948
$6,042,791
2,569,260
4,498,765
4,326,624
2,706,736
income—
1,362,605
2,383,257
2,835,836
1,716,382
income—1—
Jan.
from
Net
-Earnings—
1949
$5,045,741
13,394.439
oper.
From
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
171, p. 1784.
—
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.—Earnings—
1950
1949
1948
i
1947
income
135C.
Gross
from
$242,784
$227,079
$154,846
42,610
99,665
96,267
61,142
Net
from
15,504
51,941
58,351
30,049
Net
ry.
€78,036
467,720
Gross
300,754
191,239
Net
from
159,042
38,732
Net
ry.
From
502.87G
703,683
153 843
292.594,
57,874
146,544
-
1950
March—
$164,328
From Jan. 1—
from
with
employee
1355.
p.
Colorado & Wyoming
Net
an
1950
Dahlberg Power & Light Co., Solon
Gross
railway
Option—
notification
under stock option to
issued
—
March—
■;i-
260.489
railway
oper.
Net
re¬
the
1355.
p.
1950
roil way-
from
Net
Gross
3.
common
3
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.-
Gross
subscription at $50 per share by
of the 704,570 shares of out¬
involved.
of
the SEC
1950,
standing capital st^ck. in the ratio of
then
to
Colorado & Southern
—V.
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co.—Registers
The
formeQy
Engineering
of
for comparative
•Restated
The
From Jan. 1—
railway-
oper.
reclassify
1783.
Federal income tax
State income taxes
for
Reserve
share
•
1—
railway—„
from
Net
1949
Seitz,
President
continue
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.— Earnings
to
$10 par value shares
corporation
the
which
charges, was $1,307,841.
of $7.50
1950,
Joseph
elected
50
March—
plan
operating revenue
$36,134,971 *$35,551,582
before Fed. & State taxes on income.
2,514,441
2,275,736
common
work
(May
a
share.—V. 171, p. 16C6.
29.
exchange
stock
A
June
on
date. The stock will be redeemed
call price of $105 and the current
share.
Holders of class A stock will
for redemption by formal notice to be
that
the close of business on
class
June
resumed
approved
The company is
Colonial Stores, Inc.—New President—
expected
3
1951-55.—V. 171, p. 1258.
Corp.—To
for
on
procedure
about
or
period
common
14,921,644
which began
plants is
May
plans to split the presently outstanding 228,636 shares
three-for-one into 685,908 shares of $10 par value
p.
April
on
$5 per
The
representing the
share,
be
10,877,830
company's
on
Bonds and Stock Approved—
Stock—Exchange Offer Extended—
99-Day Strike Ends—i
The
171,
shares
50
SEC
termined
at
*71,055
Curtis Publishing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
$1.10
share
International
Coca-Cola
lS.'W.OSO
4,835,820
tCharged to cost of sales and expenses,
*27,309
1356.
Quarter Ended March 31—
$879,071
802.295
for dividend on preferred stock.—V.
company's $10,000,000 2%%
4,651,623
——
477,600
!
value
par
Reserve
1949
-
'
Barry T. Leithead, President, on May 2 announced that the directors
authorized the prepayment on May 8, 1950, of $2,000,000 of the
13,053,396
—
paid
56,865
Earnings
have
extended to
—
114.000
52,404
capital stock into 1,250,000 shares of
shares of $25 par value stock.
Consolidated
The
7:7777 7'
$1,348,141
1,063,082
—
outstanding
period has now been retired.
Net profit for the first quarter
TDepreciation
<
$2,198,251, $1,512,624
850,110
633,553
income taxes—..—
common
per
The
*1,782,790
stockholders
$25
the
2,078,711
77^77
7:-:-
u.—
—
shares
Common
mailed
from
478,140
102,819
4,658,809
2,337,536
1,688,179
1950
taxes
semi-annual
'
subsidiaries—
Federal
income
Net
foreign
received
foreign
18,035,740
<
divi-
subsidiaries
4,995,071
1,276,953
930,793
1,529,087
,
7V7..
1355.
Provision for Federal
class
19,987,578
(est.)
4,100,408
1,754,681
income—
before
The
selling,
advertis. and
Federal taxes
4,448.266
railway
171, P.
Profit
engrg.,
and interest
489,247
95,492
39,029
171, p.
The company
Cluett, Peabody & Cu., Inc.—To Prepay Notes-
317,041,078
306,426
151,017
191,528,604 401,739,675 336,826,215 317,192,095
service,
716,668
Clinton Foods, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1947
-
sales
Admin,,
Net
1948
493.894
income
from 500,000
at
•After provision
~
*83,705
Community Public Service Co.—To Split Stock—
The
787,625
665,119
subsidiaries)
income
of
exp.
S.
190,702,414 401,245,547 336,519,789
and
Total
U.
1949
1950
sales
Int,
wholly-owned
26,771
railway
authorized
$1,613,047
744,009
;
;
1—
oper.
Earned
all
21,269
railv/ay
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Gross
Chrysler Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
and
$1,684,699
Three Months Ended March 31—
company, operators of a chain of restaurants concentrated in
York, and Blum's of San Francisco, candy makers, are consider¬
ing a merger, it was reported on May 3.
• ....
The executive committee of Childs Co. was expected to discuss the
merger at a meeting last week.—V. 171, p. 1666.
*64,402
17,399
$171,232
1947
,
This
(Corporation
782,428
railway
from
from
ry.
1948
-
$1,342,783
380,749
258,153
835,404
income— 7
Jan.
Net
1949
?
\
New
from
Net
of
$1,834,338
railway
railway-
oper.
Net
7
'
Merger Probable—
1950
from
from
ry.
From
new
,
,
,
54,062
Clinchfield RR.- -Earnings—
1949
$4,642,906
rentals
after
for
income
net
of six cents per common share
12 months ended Dec. 31, 1949.
$180,599
45,320
From Jan. 1—
stock.—V.
Net
1950
operated.
.
increase
1950,
share of
$177,153
income—
oper.
1947
1948
1949
1950
$186,056
44,'iU3
railway
railway
from
31,
7;;.:V,..777:.-77.
1355.
p.
12
was
an
was
company's
the
Net
Loss—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Sales
inccme
net
This
stock.
March—
(& Subs.)—Reports
from
Net
which
Cleveland,
plant in
power
months ended March
$9,852,744, or $3.12 per
the
for
reported
company's
common
Gross
Childs Co.
first
Month of March—
Gross
provide the company with 150,000 kilowatts of new generating
capacity, will be completed in 1951.
Plans for more additions to the
company's power plants and other
facilities are on the drafting
delivery.—V. 170, p. 1696.
upon
the
higher
increase in
company
products
quent
will
the spring
spares,
Kayser, President on April 28 said in part:
for
Net
$63,700,000.
to the Lake Shore
over
addition
"The
Mr.
Corp.
Crocker
Mr.
program.
quarter of the current year, 1950, have been
than for the same quarter of 1949. The conse¬
operating profits was good. The movement or
has
been
highly satisfactory in all categories
except in the case of natural gasoline.
While it is too early to make
outright \ prophecy for the full year 1950, there is good reaSoa to expect
continued sturdy performance."—V. 171, p. 1259.
"Sales
boards."
Aircraft
$17,500,000,
construction
substantially
years,
to
31
ex¬
Crocker, President, said
retire $14-.000,000 of
Columbian Carbon Co.—Sales Show Gain—
planes
four
•Loss.
NOTE—The
of
present
1949
1950
5,749
Stuart M.
20.
has no imme¬
that the company
said
President;
Lindseth,
L.
Elmer
3 Months Ended March 31—
held
sinking
diate
Chicago & Southern Air Lines, Inc-—Earnyigs—
Route
April 25 approval was voted to
the
company's articles of incorporation by
increasing the
of authorized
shares of serial preferred stock from 500,000
meeting
stockholders'
the
At
about June
held
debentures due 1971.
said, will be available for the
It is presently estimated that the
system's total new money xequirements for 1950 will be $26,500,000.
Accordingly, after the sale of this issue of debentures there will
remain
approximately $9,000,000 to be provided by some form of
financing later in the year.—V. 171, p. 1666.
l7/a%
system's
mortgage bonds, the proceeds to refund outstanding bank
as of Feb. 28 amounted to $1,200,000.—V, 171, p. 1355.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—Stock Increased—
25-year
the
the sale of $110,000,000
of the proceeds would be used to
serial debentures and $77,500,000 of 3'/s%
Balance
loans which
number
6,965,666
471,666
railway
railway
April 25 announced that it plans to issue and sell
on
authorized
$92,500,000
Carl E.
$2,685,547
548,181
V 219,330
$2,709,287
318,829
*39,149
1—
Jan.
from
from
*280,473
income
oper.
$2,732,607
287,182
*4,794
company
additional
4
present
be
to
May
on
competitive bidding subject to the approval of
plans, competitive bidding for the issue is
at
Under
pected
1947
1948
1949
1950
$2,367,135
78,284
railway——
from
»
Citizens Utilities Co^—Plans Refunding—
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earnings
March—
7;." V^/7.7"
7!.-":7
555.
p.
Large Debenture Offering—
directors
The
debentures
The
171, p. 1783.
Gross
1666.
p.
5,188,379
1—
Jan.
from
Net
171,
50%
Plans
are
29.—V.
May
Gas
of
gain
SEC.
41,859,058
9,850,285
income—
oper,
From
Gross
Columbia
shares has been fixed at $9 per share. The subscription
to be mailed out May
10 and the offer is to expire
3,702,000
warrants
on
$15,533,668 $15,633,472 $15,731,648 $14,769,437
4,361,952
4,337,817
3,783,951
4,253,457
railway
railway
of
1947
1948
1949
1950
March—
MONTHS
THREE
FIRST
AND
pointed out that the amount of capital invested in.
System
properties has increased
to $359,000,000,' a
in slightly more than four years.
Earnings, on the
other hand, have incieased only 5%, he said.
Crocker
Mr.
Toledo Stock at $9 a Share—
The company on May 3 announced that the offering that the offer¬
ing price of Toledo Edison Co. stock to be offered share-for-share
to stockholders of Cities Service Co. of record
May 4 to the extent
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
railway
railway
oper.
171,-p.
1948
'$151,551
$157,399
44,689
4P 242
72,790
56,183
29,044
24,411
44,294
29,024
367,156
431-895
502,191
384,005
102,383
130.955
217,289
168,162
70,600
81,327
130,175
97,230
1947
$129,314
1—
Jan.
from
income—
1949
$135,447
income—
1459.
'
Number 4905
Volume 171
Net
oi
soid-
products
profit
Operating
earned
Interest
:
1949
$8,611,734
16,t>88,379
605,697
6,118,770
395,106
$2,097,858
22,277
—
—
income-—
miscellaneous
and
Federal
Net
taxes
profit
♦Earnings
share
per
are
first
the
time
Division
and
its
first
the
for
statement
NOTE—The
the
$1,369,737
$1.16
$273,463
of
1950
for
includes
results of the corporation's Portsmouth
wholly-owned coal mining subsidiaries.
Improve Portsmouth Plant—
—V.
171,
at
this
for
equipment
installed
be
751.
p.
$5,967,355
$5,286,933
Operating
expenses.
4,807,061
4,717,779
4,813,470
4,173,774
$1,200,031
$1,196,366
$1,154,385
$1,113,159
164,355
154,912
150,994
129,862
$1,364,387
$1,351,278
$1,305,379
$1,243,022
331,547
320,847
282,473
254,389
391,000
391,000
404,000
393,000
$641,840
$639,431
$518,905
$595,633
$1.01
$1.01
$0.97
$0.92
$25,552
$138,521
$114,758
2,370
50,050
66,369
Miscell.
$27,922
$197,571
$181,127
Total
4,710
4,735
56,897
45,410
$17,943
$23,187
$140,674
$135,717
$2.13
—V. 171, P.
Amort,
1260.
Net
March—
Plans
the
introduction
of
a
newly designed
series of truck
revealed by George H. Hammond, President, at the annual
stockholders.
for
models
was
meeting of
models
new
be
to
for
ready
company's
the
of
light
and
medium
shortly.
extensive
They
line of
production
present
heavy
duty
will
Hammond
would
new
stated
that
bel'evcd
he
introduction
of
these
new
greatly
truck
design.—V.
169,
of
and
171,
Net
ry.
334,163
4,307,951
4,697,803
4,163,642
3,680,843
Net
irom
Net
ry.
1,725,U46
1,776.063
9G5.331
Net
from
859,769
2,2/2,682
1,207,605
1,796,086
income-
067,185
Net
ry.
332,975
Net
ry.
—
9,251,371
9.441,767
2,748,133
1,436,751
'2.715,663
1,529,560
,874,586
,708,958
534,1/7
8,843,470
1950
1949
1948
1947
$773,947
$591,591
303,363
111,329
$632,805
313,850
03,412
$612,895
1,796,314
847,195
364,033
1,891.137
for
Corp.
railway2_ZzZz.:'
Gross
Net
Net
railway-
irom
ry.
Jan.
2,819,503
income.—,.
1,5-0,077
V:// ;:Z '//:///'/////•:.:
cash
its
and
Net
ry.
—V.
1,914 832
930,891
income—
325,976
oper.
171,
141,696
359,576
1356.
p.
Fort Worth & Denver City
it
it
proposes
G ress
President,
Fairburn,
G.
has announced
that Howard F. IIol-
the office
Chairman oi the Bbard and Treasurer, has relinquished
He will continue as Board Chairman.
rnan,
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$1,042,968
223,578
123.309
192,688
98,433
45,172
3,236,247
2,834,765
5' 9,252
627,085
590,554
224,619
270,684
stockholders
307,813
1,228,840
,
668,065
formerly Vice-President and
V.ce-President.
Douglass Ilall,
W.
Assistant Treasurer,
NetNet
ry.
♦1,335.484
raiiway
♦1,419,932
income—
opt r..
1947
19-18
$910,483
*330,5'. 5
♦1,032,571
$317,723
railway—
from
from
1943
1950
Month of March—
Gross
$359,773
♦1,1.34,124
$293,625
♦1,262,869
*1,004,083
♦921,006
From Jan. X—•
N-1
797.112
rniiway/i—
income—
oper.
ry.
1,425,490
■778,332
718,679
*4.073,583
*3,653,113
*3,350,893
*4,353,800
*3,87*3,639
=■3,877,529
*2,698,472
*2,934,858
railway
from
Gross
Net irorri
171,
♦Deficit.—V.
Net
profit
Net profit
23,485
,v
$420,006
$9.64
—V.
170,
of
quarter
1350
General American Transportation Corp.
March—
Gross
Net
ry.
1349
1948
1947
$544,739
$457,233
112.313
74,480
16,433
*17,098
•,1'*
70,084
62,733
24,027
1,405,933
.,
.
'
income--
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,342,945
1,436,097
1,206,731
railway.——
136.177
*40,207-
228.028
134,803
income—
*11,412
*171,727
91,369
19,i}69
railway
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
171,
1459.
p.
the sale of $8,586,000 equipment trust certi¬
ficates, series 46, to a small group of institutions. Of the
total, $4,320,000 was delivered on Dec. 1, 1949, and the
balance of $4,266,000 principal amount on May 1, 1950.
The certificates will mature serially in quarterly instal¬
including Dec. 1, 1869. Maturities to and
including Dec. 1, 1957, bear dividends at the rats of 2%%
the balance at a rate of 3Vx%.
fail way
from
Gross
Net
ry.
railway——
from
Net
'income
oper.
$317,300
$477,969
$335,100
34,661
$360,300
106,419
16,917
—
to and
ments
covered by the trust consists of C09 refrigerator
The new equipment
1947
1948
1949
I960
173,700
Kuhn,
May 2 announced that it has negotiated through
Loeb & Co.,
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—EarningsMonth of March—
Equipment
on
qumulative,
"rim/"V r* rw-f'.. is " the
of that amount/
The $15 payment is
1 As &•'result ;'e " th./ two payments,
reduced to $31,50 per -share ci/ .July 1/ 19/0.—V, J70,
* ,
4
/
$F50
quarter,
per
quarterly
payment
be
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
/
///'';/.'/' ■/;///
'• /' Ma.%.25,'53 Mm 26/49
/sales/.//„/-/'//^u_-_:_^_-.^/__/^/;_/^^l/-/M'' ■ a.7,ST \123 $7,372,15 /
Operating co/its and expenses-—;. 6,e/9;33t
6,434,072
.
Net, operating
Other
Prov.
.
.
income
and
Canadian
Fed,
15,€09
Pr205
$1,429,393
taxes-.
$937,080
Income
336,645
Earnings
per
27.133:
declared/---,:
"$1,33
/■//
Georgia & Florida RR.
Earnings—
1750—3 Mos.—1949
3950—Month—J P49
$255,200
Period End. Mar. 31—
$639,854
634,861
$709,317
750.123
$9,020
$4,993
♦$40,806
*25,783
*78,423
*140,195
$217,930
oper.
revenue
Ry.
oper.
expenses——
220,356
246,180
Net rev. from ry. oper.
*$2,423
•20,827
income
oper.
402,607
share
common
40,902
■
402,807
'$2,08'
outstanding
171, p. 1148.
ry.
$573,027
taxes—
Py.
Net
364,853
£8':9,753
dividends
shares
Common
$933,985
$7,410.7-'9
—---u.
expenses)—
income/:-—
Preferred
—V.
of
before
income
for
income.--
(net
income
N"t
tank cars and 23 hopper cars.—V. 170, p. 2331.
cars, 338
vnyaKe
Net
Trust Certificates Privately Placed—The corporation on
$451,163
1950
$524 169
73.411
.../.v/,
.
railway——
railway,/
from
Net/from
—
sh/rc,
Genera! Time Corp.
Net
DuSut!i, South Shore & Atlantic Ry.—Earnings—
Castings Corp.—De/larcs Two Divs.—
on- b» pre¬
May 3, 1950, declared t^'o
A special dividend
of $15 per
12 Weeks Ended—
1353.
p.
of
1rr 1698.
were
1698.
p.
on
viz.:
awteafs will
$683,934
$1,04
about.12%'; lower than
those
for the first quarter of 13.43, primarily because in
the first
quarter of last year the company shipped a Mifcstahtial part of its
backlog of": orders: for-'.repair ;partH^-.'.:Net sales for the .current quarter,
however, wore 7%
higher iliaii thoie lor the last quarter of 1949./
first
increase the
j
appUcabie : wholly against /arrears
24,500
".
—.
stock
_•
—J//—
shr, i656,C4f s.irs. outstdg.)
the
for
propcal/t
,
rate
$708,484
"common
for
per com.
rales
Net
a
15, 1950,
to stockholders of record /on , W'/j* '"-IV;.
»rid ;,a*.
dividehd of $3 per share, payable bn July i}. l£50, ' to rstor,!:h.cldcrs of
record on June 20, 1950.
The preferred'sto fe/nas a rcgutar dividend
1949
/$4:43,49i
after '.provision-;for Federal taxqs;.—
dividends
Preferred
Durmk, lilissabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings-
stock,
ferred
seventh
1350
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net profit
approved
22
Jurie
Gardner-Denver Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
be¬
Tieasurer.—■V, 171, p. 1734,
Secretary and
comes
and< Assistant Treasurer,
formerly Secretary
DeGroot,
directors
The
1357.
p.
April
on
President,
Greene,
General Steel
3,974,120
rai!way
has been elected Financial
Ward
L.
91,420
3,321.545
railway—.—
oper. income—
171,
to
..
' $950,071138,949
$1,188,155
from
Net
license
'/'/'Trhe'ficoinpan'y-^ recently announced, p'ahs^ to 'rcq/ire Americau-Austvlan
Magnesite Corp. at a total co^t to the c.un. a.r/ oF approximately
$3,060,000, which will he paid out of working cap.tat.
Ii the\acquisi¬
tion, is completed, the company expecti to r Lub/.ru.a-.worhi ig capital.
to the extent of $1,000,000 from additiona... I .a/ii t '.er/.oy increasing
outstanding indebtedness to $6,OCOjOOO.-^V. *71, p.
of Treasurer.
A.
the
to $9 060 769 from $3,000,000.
announced that the c.mpany has made ar¬
rangements to retire S4,666,000 of "S'A % notes/ dee Mcy 1, 1963, and
to issue up to $6,000,000 of new SVi'/o notes to mature Feb. l, l&6a, of
which $5,000,000 have been issued.
'
,/.
.
.
1947
1943
1949
$1,222,003
_
the company u- d .procured and as¬
agreement for the electric radiant heating
develop.- The underwriting, .of the stock issue
a "best efforts" basis.—V. 171, p. £73.
organized
authorized indebtedness of the company
F.
•From Jan. 1—
in Personnel—
Diamond Match Co.—Changes
Robert
Redemption—-
391,915
railway
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income
warehouse, ad¬
General Refractcries Ca.—Debt Increase Authorized—
Ry.—Earnings
/;
:1950
.
from
been
the
of the financing
shares of stock issued t ) Mercer Hicks Corp.
capital totalling 722,577.23. Mercer Hicks
85,000
officers
by Mercer Hicks is on
of
March—
Gross
Englirh electric radiant
secured .American and
,480,175
due Dec. 1, 1365
at 103// plus ac¬
crued-interest
Payment will be made at the of lice of J. P. Morgan
& Co., Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y.—V. 109, p. 1882.
366,533
railway—
railway-——
from
Net
351,811
an
has
company
contributions to
its
to
.'3.S/
1—
from
Gross
143,479'
income-—
oper,
Prom
408,351
railway
from
total
A
the
system
;
$35,000 first mortgage 8%%
bonds,
have been called for redemption on/ June 1, next,
1,704,016
1,011,569
323,098
March—
parts of
"The
company
feels that the stage has
present public
financing i.y order to enable
signed
Fort Street Union Depot Co.—Partial
RR.—Earnings—
the
which
for
outstanding
now
444,703
The
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
established
component
to commence full scale operations." Proceeds
used to the extent of $220,500 for plant and
be
796,930
/
1—
railway
oper.
535,050
1,148,483
—V. 171, p. 1557.
1356.
p.
from
Gross
1947
$2 ,935,873
$3,411,000
1,026,516
income—
oper.
for
purposes
to the pro pectus, arrange¬
companies for the manufac¬
According
with
made
rights.
reached
the
for
vertising, salaries and expenses, rent, supplies and services, and re*
search and development, and $187,500 for working capital and reserve.
A. Albert Minton is named as President and Director.
There are
$3,367,263
>
974,621
567,836
$3,211,371
railway
From Jan.
railway—
oper.
171,
__
railway—
1°43
1949
1950
from
from
1—
Jan.
from
—V.
income-
oper.
From
Gross
March—
Gross
Net
installations.
necessary
system
1949,
September,
in
business of developing,
assembling and selling
heating systems, electric radiant heat appliances
company
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
$1,259,569
609,745
643,755
Inc.—Registers With SEC
a
y
organized
the
been
the
of
heating
1459.
p.
filed
3
York.
was
radiant space
have
Canadian
$2,321,784
$2,309,721
$796,209
$785,362
Sales
May
on
New
in
specialized
ture
1950—4 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
of
company
electric
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—April Sales 1.4% Lower—
$1,402,023
559,647
295,276
$1,548/737
—
railway.-—
Corp,
engaging
ments
Period End. Apr. 30—
1698.
corporation
The
to
in
905.
p.
share-
com.
p.
registration statement with the
covering 170,000 shares of common stock, par 25 cents.
The stock is to be offered for public sale at $3 per share, with a
60 cents commission to the underwriters.
The underwriter is Mercer
are expected
addition to the
in
taxes
General Radiant Heater Co.,
The
units.
increase Federal's present sales volume due
outstanding and exclusive features to be incorporated
many
the
raiiway_Z._
from
:
inc.
SEC
class
be
duty
per
170,
Hicks
Mr.
$1,469,276
006,011
309,506
railway-
from
Net
for
prov.
profit
—V.
will
Gross
and
Earns,
1947
1948
1949
1Q-n
—
Prov. for Fed.
Federal Motor Truck Co.—New Truck Models—
RR.—Earnings—
& Ironton
profit
retirements
—V.
Detroit, Toledo
(net)—
income
$2.05
share
per
Divis.on,
Portsmouth
its
1947
$5,914,145
4,529
-C;
from gross inc.
the
corporation's new hot strip mill
Portsmouth, Ohio, will be
supplied by General Electric Co., it was announced recently.
This wiil
include a.l electrical components for
a two-high reversing roughing
mill and a four-stand tandem hot strip mill, as well as motor-generator
sets, auxiliarv mctors and controls, power distribution equipment, etc.
electric
The
to
1143
$6,007,092
$18,124
-
(net)
income
income
Net
The
quarter
operating
two
1949
revenues.
Quarter End. Mar. 31—
162,306
184,519
income—
models
To
i
1950
Operating
$1,914,329
1,799,571
$187,858
income
oper.
Deducts,
1949.
March 31,
the three months ended
for
Net
Non-oper.
Earnings
stated on
common s.ock
outstanding at March 31, 1950 and 896,504 shares out¬
standing at March 31, la49.
Stated on the basis of 1,185,793 shares
of common stock presently outstanding, per share earnings were $1.10
♦Earnings
Inc.—Earnings—
General Outdoor Advertising Co.,
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,897,750
' 1,759,229
$202,643
____
and taxes.
Oper. exps.
799,000
$1,302,772
$1.45
$104,077
the basis of 1,185,793 shares of
——-
—
—
Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
•
$22,653
revenues
revenues
6,394
830,000
—h
share-————-——.
depreciation-,
~—_—.-
per
for
Provision
$2,108,166
44,714
deductions——
on
income (estimated)——
etc.,
Operating
Gross
$2,244,451
Interest,
Period End. Mar. 31—
5
10,308
-
administrative
and
Selling
___
-
1950
$19,516,250
$2,222,174
'
sales
Cost
Fall River Gas Works
Subs.)—Earnings—
Detroit Steel Corp. (&
3 Months Ended March 31—
(1885)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
..
.
•Deficit—V. 171, p.
105,379
*34,023
73,753
40,343
912.009
1.234.409
912,200
General Electric Co.—To
Repay Last of Notes—,
1459.
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
■
railway
railway.:/—— '*
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
,
income—
oper.
_
171, p.
*Defie.t.— V.
May 3 announced that on July 3 it will repay
the remaining $42,500,600 of its . 20-year 2.55% notes due 1964.
The
The
1—
From Jan,
942,009
; 134,838'* *
*66,257
///■/'
1356.
122,157-
441,543
<
245,319
•54,887
145,830 1
62,628
■
The
Co.—Earnings—
Period End, Feb. 28-r-
Operating
revenues
Gper. exps..
Utility
Other
339,855
$473,983
332,857
$5,882,121
4,332,184
$5,485,003
4,128,273
$144,805
$141,126
$1,549,937
$1,356,730
1,474
311
18,328
34,979
$484,659
and taxesincome-
oper.
(net)—
income
1950—12 Mos.—1949
or
move
$146,279
income
Gross
income—:—-—
Net
Preferred
dividend
$141,437
$1,568,265
$1,391,703
22.906
12,480
230,025
160,540
//;.
deductions
Earnings
share—281,994
pc-r,
$1,231,168
67,500
$1,270,740
clear
the
company
sion
Net
Net
'V
from
from
ry.
railway
program/interrupted by the
Wilson, President.
are
continued,
Net
ry.
—V.
1,777,833
1,825,569
803,727
774,295
1943
$3,664,598
1,322,326
503,313
1,403,462
598,128
12.182.735
10,788.193
5,033,641
income—
2,048.727
2,164,712
3,759,369
1,253,007
3,607,320
1,394,123
Net
ry.
was
producing generating
"to meet
the steady
equipment
growth in
at
record
power
rates," he
both in
needs,
Trucks
30,390
199
1,017
24.986
46,533
*
202
32.140
./_ /
——
from
Net
'
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway-
447
'
from
Net
ry.
railway—
oper.
171, p.
income.
42,332,538
35,723,833
7,461,066
10,014.057
7,154;713
3,413,330.,: 3,061,469
4,011,538
2,532,298
7,555,513
1568.
.
.9 *
•*
'
"•/
139.379
58,740
2,Oil,425
2.C./3,9?2
1,974,105
284.1 "*5
0" 401
106 295
232,376
222,883
o2,93l
railway
—
'
64,874
66,263
1,834,221
1,561.690
669,474
572,662
545,7^3
385.543
146,968
171,7/6
171,013
134,77^
railway—/income
7,614
25,562
37,716
399
33,565
1,310
5,594
36 068
11,493
of
4'/2 7c
3,396
2,809
13.153
10,206
251,363
1,184,876
822,055
—V.
171, p. 1148.
/ .//
■■'.'•"/-=
GlatfeRer
Co.—Stocks
.■/•/
Offered—Offering of
made April 25 by
& Co., Ire.; Blair, Rollins
Co., Incorporated; and Hemphill. Noye«, Graham, Par¬
& Co.
The offering consists of 20,000 shares of
4V2% cumulative preferred stock at par u50 p^r share)
plus accrued dividends, and 70,000 shares of common
stock (par $10) at $15 per share.
8,923
304
313,909
—
:
sons
The
57c
—
165,584
&
9,845
Passenger
1947
$576,855
209.501
1,896,325
;-:;//,■■'•// ,/•• ■/',:,.m,./-//./;,
railway
II.)
1M3
$ 576,219
1,913,055
income-
Union Securities Corp.; Stroud
35.518
Coaches
/•'/'
r4i
$723,9^3
314.185
117,531
oper,
(P.
arnmgs—
1950
$663,973
215,018
29,351
-
two stock issues of this company was
86,505
126.842
28,346
GM of Canada—
offering
being
is
made
share of 5% preferred for one share of
plus 3Vfe
shares of common stock.
The
each
preferred
expired
at
to prior rights cf holders of
who lm"e been ot'mred the privilege
the new
subject
cumulative first preferred stock
exchanging
3
p.m.
on
May
1,
1950.
exchange
the 5% preferred
about May 8,
of
Anv
exchanged will be called for redemption on or
1950, at $102 plus accrued dividends.
The new 41/2%
preferred stock is redeemable at the
stock
not
n
.
option of the
at prices ranging from $52 per share rn or before May 1.
1953/ to par for stock redeemed after May 1, 1932, plus cumulative
company
/
,
General Public Utilities Corp.—Loan Authorized—
The
37,790,361
93,744
.
.
railway
oper.
Net
182
—
Total
35,138,483
1357.
from
Gross
125.516
169.397
railway—
from
F -,,0.34
.
124.576
1,892,299
251.4 *9
209,041
income
From Jan. 1—
/
8,925
——
——
Trucks
From Jan. 1—
Gross
p.
from
Net
7,620
_
Buick
Cadillac
1950—4 Mos.—1949
474,088
282,600
150,C53
151,180
145,297
89,561
36.571
38,211
Trucks
1947'
1948
1950
1949 ,/
railway— $13,061,445 $12,854,983 $15,011,393 $12,820,204
2,813,254
2,558,502
4,077,170
3,324,025
1,061,840
Net ry. oper.: income.
1,762,888
1,080,043
.1,593,028
railway-/—
railway..--
oper.
130.07 3
,
March—
by Divisions—
1950—Month—1949
125.052
98,455
__
irom
from
1—
1947
$679,683
$733,423
$745,043
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.-
according
being planned,
41,793
Old.smobile
1356.
March—
from:
from
ry.
offer
Net
income
oper.
Net
Gross
General Motors Corp.—Output
Erie RR.—Earnings—
Gross
railway—/:
From Jan.
Gross
1" A'i
i960
./ $701,393
'/// 137,558
1
126,096
railway—
—V. 171, p. 1357.
9,503,075
4,630,603
p.
war,
GMC Truck and Coach—
10,922,430
.from
—V. 171,
and the home.
Other new facilities have enabled us to
play an important part in the electronics and chemical industries,
two
fields
which
have
expanded
tremendously since
the
war."—
V. 171, p. 1784.
1947
$3,457,534
railway——
oper.
171,
$4,217,887
railway——
from
Net
$4.028,975
debt; leaving no obligation
industry
Pontiac—Passenger
1—
from
Gross
—
income—
oper,
From Jan.
1949
1950
railway——
all
to Charles E.
Trucks
March—
Net
company's facilities now provide employment for more than
160,600 persons, double the figure in prewar years,, when the expan¬
Chevrolet—Passenger
Gross
from
Net
of
its common stock.
Period End. Apr. 30—
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
The
$3.05
shares.
1260.
171, p.
will
$1,163,668
$3.33
/Balance applicable to com. stk. and surplus—V.
$1,338,240
67,500
$128,957
$123
13,373
requiremen ts
in five-
financing consisted of $50,000,000
1948
the
security ahead of
"We
Income
of
bank loans, which were paid off.
This
1950—Month—1949
___
remainder
'
March—
cn
loan, originally totaling $150,0/0.000,
was obtained .from insurance
companies as part of a
$200,000,090 financing program arranged
in
1346
in
connection with
a
postwar reconversion and expansion.
year
El Fa?o Electric
company
a
corporation
$4,000,000
Electric
sale
of
■•p. 1563.
Co.,
cash
out
April 26 received SEC authorization to make
capital contr bution to its subsidiary/ Associated
of
the. common
/
*
»»:>?.
dividends
in
each
the proceeds realized. by GPU from its recent
stock of Staten Island Edison Corp.—V. 171,
i
-.
•'
;
»
COMPANY—Is
the
outgrowth
;r'
'
case.
on
of
o-iginally
business
a
established
engaged in the manufacture and s?le of chemical
wood pulp papers, including boik. bond,
writing, mimeograph, tablet
and lithograph papers. In 1947, the company commenced a major plant
in
1864,
and
/
is
/
,u
.• •; -
.
'
•
••
•
*-
7H'
-,,v Ml
,tV -V
f
.
!•:''
$
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1886)
the
mill, so that the
€0,000 tons of paper,
capacity now approximates
productive
annual
V
v
income
net
a
of
$692,313,
which
compares
earlier.
year
'
":■%
First
Common
stock
$216,000
which
"Of
$10)——■.
(par
as
crrrent
a
Net
-
20,000 shs.
220,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
—
carried
is
by
liability
determined
as
the board of directors.
by
'
UNDERWRITERS—The
them
of
names
the
from
company
are
as
Securities
Union
Corporation.
A
'
—_
220,222
116,508
———
$292,653
$356,243
;
paid
$214,102
37.667
90,000
Common
Earnings
Central
30%
30
20
20
Company. Incorporated—
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co
Blair, Rollins & Co., Incorporated
1460.
in Par and Split-
Gorham Manufacturing Co.—Change
Harrisonburg
Placed
Co.
Telephone
(Va.)
90,000
$C.49
Bonds
—
Farwell.
Life
Benefit
approved
8
Co.—V.
Insurance
170,
a
2129.
p.
stockholders
The
the
of
stock to be
new
This change
ment
issued
on
before
or
May
has
been
directors.—V.
postponed
the
to
meeting
May
of
board
the
of
169, p. 5.
placed
issue
The
corporation
for
A,
made
27
value
par
application
stock
common
$50,
in
and
the
convertible
674.865
would
shares
common
issued
be
preferred,
is
proposed
of
shares
invite tenders
to
additional
business
$0.82
at
liquidating
share
a
SEC
.1950,
to
the
on
the
to
of
The
exchange
Dec.
issued
an
the
31,
plus
order
72,299
stock
computing
March—
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
until May 9,
171, p. 1568.
1949
f
1947
1948
$3,923,000
$4,147,000
$3,905,000
1,285,560
651,236
661,071
996,535
918,326
394,294
234,418
Gross
Net
ry.
railway.—J
railway
from
—V.
11,963,000
2,148,428
1,591,979
1,516,389
2,120,448
income—
1,074,781
654,345
193,163
936,774
oper.
171,
Net rev. from ry. oper.
11,453,000
10,557,000
11,853,000
redeemed
ing
from
New
England Electric System, for a cash consideration of $350,000.
proceeds would be used in part to pay off a $298,000 note and
the balance
would
be
used
for
construction
purposes.—V.
171,
p.
557.
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—
March—
Gross
Net
1950
from
railway-
railway
oper. income,.
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
ry.
1947
$13,054,368
2,737,333
1,990,901
to
57,365
996,681
214,954
150,933
41,471,049
43,034,497
37,688,565
126,189
1,769,507
5,719.796
4,641,304
*5,018,963
*3,183,884
406,867
756,704
38,854,137
income,.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
171,
p.
-
be
are
estimated
will
be
March—
Net
ry,
Gross
1943
1947
$324,335
$281,650
66,755
115,052
61,023
21,639
49,221
53,Gly
from
Net
ry.
863,549
916,780
750,109
287,719
200,666
298.312
215,353
134,503
—
income—
oper.
171,
896,505
57,673
101,797
95,675
1358.
p.
CAPITALIZATION,
March-
Net
1950
from
Net ry.
1949
1948
1947
$6,119,558
$6,266,620
$6,537,605
$6,111,454
1,462,651
1,384,600
1,502,092
1,511,352
income.
605,928
570,200
559,036
544,013
oper.
From Jan. 1—
.
Gross
Net
from
from
-Net
ry.
*—V.
railway—..
—
Income.
oper.
171,
17,195,789
18,599.974
3.832,930
19,179,859
17,383,264
4.353,557
4,234,240
1.565,007
for
transmission
the
line
properties
Marianna,
owned
of
Fla.,
hearing
upon
applied to the SEC for authorization to
a
25.71-mile section of a
110,000
volt
by Florida Power Corp. The line connects
both
companies and
extends
easterly
from
substation of Gulf to the vicinity of Quincy,
The SEC has given
a
Acquisition—
on April 28
$128,550
cash,
company
the
interested persons until May 12.
application.—V.
171,
p.
1950
the
Fla.
to request
1784.
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Seeks FPC
Approval—
The
company on April 27 applied to the FPC for authority to issue
$13,000,000 in 30-year first mortgage bonds.
The bonds, to be dated
as of June
1, 1950, would be issued on or about June 13 and would be
series
27/e %
due
series
2%%
series
due
June
1, 1980.
proceeds are to be used to reimburse the company's
treasury in
part for construction expenditures heretofore made and will
provide
the company with a portion of the funds
required to carry forward
The
tts
1950
construction
Information
cum.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
resulting
from
interest
competitive
rate
and
bidding
the
107.248
166,603
156,431
2,545,806
3.091,877
2,780,360
663,055
897,207
886,491
142,143
income—_
2,946,330
363,538
railway
railway
oper.
324,058
40.9,170
405,937
Inland Steel Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
and
sales
Cost
of
Interest
for
due
stock
of
171,
l,
par
issued
M,
of
$1
value
par
cash.—V.
share,
April
on
commenced its
common
stock
7
share
per
171, p.
bonds
above,
of
or
sold
Co..
names
the
and
of
the
respective
them
are
several
2,156,406 shs.
other series,
may
1,830,000
amounts
Co._:
on
Parker
&
400.000
:
___
Hallcwell,
5
and
cover¬
to have
Morgan
withdrawn-
been
—
Wailing,
Telephone Co.—Stock
of
one
share for each two shares held,
new
subscribed for by Southern Bell Tele¬
were
The said 9,524 shares, plus the unsubscribed
shares,
4,821
publicly offered at $11
were
May 1.—V. 171,
Lerchen
130.000
&
Co.
130.000
Inc
per
share on
1261.
p.
1350
from
Gross
from
Net
ry.
100,000
Jan.
Net
ry.
$2,460,693
297.209
403,546
296.200
175,797
"31,409
103,699
7,995,300
1,857.981
7,763,193
1,233,996
3,069.937
1.035,052
6,942.278
940,373
454,337
170,674
93,527
income
income-—
oper.
171,
1947
$2,712,555
440,145
1—
railway
railway.—
from
Net
1948
1949
$2,627,692
577,538
—
from
Grq'ss
RR.—Earnings-
.
$2,677,538
railway
railway
cper.
From
&
—
Subscriptions—
common
by other stockholders, including 9,524 shares by the
Co. Rights expired on
April 26.
230,000
Sulzberger
dividends by Merrill
171,072
for
shares
placed
The
by
shares
April
45
of
exchange
1950.
6
per
percentages
of
expiration
the
included
at
in
the
the
shares
of
$51
the
at
preferred
the
stock
offer
preferred
per share.
The addi¬
exchange
offer)
and
of
4.08%
quickly placed
share).
names' of
cumulative
4.70%
underwriters
(not
were
cents
at
the
unexchanged
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective
April
underwriters headed by Courts &
Net
The Ohio Company
880,000
accrued
19,
of
on
.
985,755
1353.
p.
Details of
100,000
concession
SEC
&
International Great Northern
880,000
Co.
deposited
were
has
March—
$880,000
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane and Associates, 200,000 shares were of¬
fered to holders of the 200,000 shares of 4.70% cumula¬
tive preferred stock in exchange on a share-for-share
basis, plus a cash payment of $2.14 per share by the
company to shareholders making such exchange.
All
shares of 4.70% preferred stock not so exchanged will
be redeemed on May 25.
tional
the
(par 10 centsi which were
Industries, Inc. through
Oils
Calif.,
Angeles,
Los
the basis of
for
Offering and Plan of Exchange—
Of the public offering on April 6 of 300.000 shares of
4.80% cumulative preferred stock (par $50) at $51 per
April
with
of
account
bonds
of
Inc
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Loeb,
of
the
phone & Telegraph Co. and Chesapeake & Potomac Tele¬
phone Co. of Virginia and 47,403 shares were subscribed
&
Hutton
880,000
Inc
under-
principal
principal
follows:
as
Schoellkonf,
Pomeroy,
Beane
and
for
offering of 12,500 shares
to the public at $4 per
Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
filed
notification
42,776 shares
the terms thereof.
compliance with
upon
Pierce,
&
of
letter
on
15,000,000
5,000,000 shs.
.—
Co._—.$1,830,000
Burr,
total
$1.89
1460.
Intercoast Petroleum
1,233,000
Mason-Hagan,
share
4,899,315
Co.—Stock Offered—
Shoe
company
9,000,000
$1,233,000
9,000,000
1,000,000 shs.
value)
mortgage
Merle-Smith
Rhoades
$9,254,230
$1.90
stock offered to common
stockholders of record March 31 at par ($10 per share)
1959 (St.
Peabody & Co.- 1,830,000
Carl
5,850,155
4.899,315
outstanding
and
Inter-Mountain
to
as
&
&
&
493,375
6,175,300
—
share
per
Of the 95,000 shares
5%
series shown
the
of
the
Lynch,
&
2,506,760
488,604
taxes
15,000,000
(without
the
Merrill
Kidder,
2,047,882
notes
10,000,000
(closed)
principal and interest by American Gas Co. (now
Liability for such guaranty assumed by North American
Weld
Coffin
depletion.—
and
serial
income
558.
p.
Innes
&
1979
bonds
White.
Fenner
83,579.966
ing 30,000 shares of common stock
Outstanding
1980
stock
of
79,676,114
$9,320,463
and
Federal
earnings
—V.
depletion.
and
income
Net
Net
depreciation
for
1949
1950
$97,708,363 $101,684,436
revenues
of deprec.
bonds
on
Provision
other
exl.
sales,
Provision
been
Light & Power Co.
stock
79,222
15,000,000
stock ($50 par value )
pfd. stock—300,000 shs
dissolved).
on
income—
1—
$45,000,000
due
tGuaranteed
offered
program.
relating to the
underwriting ar¬
will be supplied by
Amendment to its
application, the company said.—V. 171, p. 949.
rangements
and
energy
1978
underlying
"Additional
was
330,074
¥
Net
1953, inclusive,
which $25,000,000
"Unlimited
bonds, due March
Common
A
$960,540
343,639
171, p. 1735.
—V.
Gulf Power Co.—Plans
The
EFFECT
First mortgage bonds
27/a %
series due 1976
Further
acquire
GIVING
1,408,749
4,239,453
1,673,845
1,481,243
electric
distributes
and
1358.
p.
$1,070,076
during the years 1950 to
Authorized
Dick
railway-
for
severally to be purchased by
railwayrailway-
from
for the payment of its $10,000,000
financing construction expenditures.
1949
$992,512
219.480
from
ry.
—V.
1947
1948
1S50
174,173
from
Net
Shares
bonds, together with other funds,
the
*'
4.08%
$2.93
$936,991
oper.
The
pfd.
$6,320,203
dividend
$6,913,279.
wrtiers
Gross
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
common
railway
Jan.
The
be issued under
1—
railway.
railway
amount.
of
by the company at $60,800,000, of
1950, according to present plans.
99.417
from
Net
—V.
1949
$295,607
129.795
income
oper.
From Jan.
loans
maintenance
lor the
than
other
purchases
and
distributes
natural
gas
in a
territory
comprising substantial
areas
in northern, central and southern Illinois.
Approximately 80%
of the
revenues
are
derived
from electric operations and
19%
from
gas.
Total
operating revenues in 1949 were $40,349,089 and
net
Serial
$332,455
railway
railway
invest¬
and
Clair County Gas & Electric Co.)__
Sinking fund debs., 2a.i % due 1966
-Earnings-
1950
from
from
sale
company
COMPANY—Produces
3 Vb %
$6,568,745
$3.05
stock
share of common stock
to
railway——
from
ry.
*
income
446,500
(requirement)
in
spent
mtge.
Net
principal
the
the
by
1,828,834
$6,320,203
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Net
property fund, at 103.75%
if
1951, and thereafter at prices decreas¬
Sinking fund redemption prices range
sinking
April 1,
amount.
the
bank
tNon-callable
1459.
Green Bay & Western RR.
Gross
used
1,828,608
—
March—
6,182,055
6,193,646
2,394,431
1,476,432
l—
railwayrailway
from
Net
1948
$15,099,426
1,848,700
-
from
Net
1949
$15,183,857 $16,173,192
from
Net
to
dividend
applicable
from
redeemable,
before
or
100.62%
be
Expenditures for construction
additional 3,500 shares of Its $100 par common stock to its parent.
The
1950—3 Mos.—1949
by
the
or
principal
short-term
The company on April 27 received SEC authorization to issue and sell
an
on
the
to
wlil
PROCEEDS—From
Granite State Electric Co.—Stock to Parent—
~
3073.
p.
Net
2,438,349
headed
fund
$8,-149,037
$7,015,245
preferred
From
bonds
new
renewal
are
.
162,
White, Weld & Co. arid Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane offered to the public on
April 14 a new issue of $10,C00,000 first mortgage bonds,
2%% series due 1980, at 100.61% plus accrued interest
to yield 2.72% to maturity.
The issue was awarded to
the group at competitive sale on April 12,
The
75,000
$8,843,853
requirement shown above is that applicable
cumulative preferred stock issued
on
April 1.9, 1949.
tEarnings per share of common stock are based
on
2,156,406 shares which includes 239,601 shares issued in October
and November, 1949.—V. 171, p. 1568.
1358.
firms
$3,074,037
75,000
to the $10,000,000 par value of 4.70%
Net
ment
$8,763,853
Pub. Serv. Co.
frcm Kewanee
deductions
etc.,
tEarnings per
Gross
1358.
p.
171, p.
1949
1950
income
$5,315,980 $14,119,202 $14,239,379
$5,419,967
.
income
oper.
ry,
.45
Co
&
$41,272,376 $38,345,785
32,503,523 30,271,743
taxes
income
Gross
Net
.90
3.25
Co.—
&
ACCOUNT
revenues
received
Balance
Changed—Financing—
below.—V.
1950—Month—1949
expenses
and
from
Net
operating
"Preferred
$22,450,488 $21,973,163 $60,927,918 $63,422,460
17,030,521
16,657,183 46,808.716
49,183,081
revenue
oper,
Co.———
&
Lerchen
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry.
575,271
From Jan, 1-—
Net
Net
171, p. 1460,
Illinois Power Co.—Bonds Offered—A group of
$4,754,000
income—_
oper.
Valley Baking Co.
Ry. oper.
INCOME
3.25
1.40
Corp.——
Weld & Co
White,
3.25
and
3.25
3.25
Co
&
that there has not been a public offering
See further details in V.
Illinois Central
—V.
persons
expenses
Interest,
a
book value
preferred stocks
v/-;,:■
1950
from
Ohio
H.
revenues
"The
See
Watiing,
12 Months Ended March 31—
Operating
Dividends
Publicly Offered—
Trask
Walkei
G.
COMPARATIVE
last
had
the
application—V.
y;.:
new
1358.
preferred stock and 9,000 shares of common
Holsum Baking Co.—Name
dividends.
giving interested
the
upon
the
to company stockholders
p.
.45
Securities
Union
.90
Co
.45
.90
Boyce
Corp.
.90
&
.90
Co
&
&
Co
Webster Securities
Stone &
.45
Co.
&
Co
&
Spencer
l.o5
&
.90
3.25
Co
&
Bros.
Stix
.45
Co
Operating
exchange
common
1949.
accrued
171,
Co._
Starkweather
1.85
Co._:
peabody
Co._
&
Smithers
S.
Stein
.93
Son
&
&
Hammill
VVoodard Elv/ood
filing with the SEC by letter of notifi¬
the recent
with
9,000 shares of
of
of this stock.
exchange of from 14 to 18
for each share of
shares of additional common
in
one-thiid of
comprise
chares
1048).—V.
p.
Shields
(Inc.). 1.85
McCormick
Kidder,
of
Witter & Co. at
are
Monday after such date.
application,
on
values
has
second
request- hearing
Net
These
shares originally offered
171,
out¬
shares of
There
Grand Trunk Western RR.—EarningsGross
V.
connection
cation
for the
stock
common
in
number
closing
market price for the common stock on the New York Stock Exchange
on
the day
prior to the initial offering, date.
No commission or
other
remuneration
will
be
paid
to any person soliciting the ex¬
change.
The initial offering date will be the second Tuesday after
the application is granted and the offering will extend through the
According
Illinois
3.25
.45
Serantcn
F.
Co.___
&
Ilutzler-
&
Bros.
W
3.25
Co.,
Weeks——
Hutton
1.85
Chas.
Co.—8— 1.35
were *
Insurance Co.
and Dean
Co. Inc.
&
E,
series
stock,
Prudential
the
with
23
Read
Helio Aircraft Corp.—Stock Not
preferred stock A, and from 7 to 9
stock in exchange for each share of convertible preferred. The
of common shares in each instance would depend upon the
close of
Dillon,
share).
per
150,000
(see
March
on
through
of
In
for
according to the applications.
standing 1,343 shares of the preferred stock A and
the convertible preferred,
It
SEC for
outstanding
preferred, par
Placed Privately—
preferred
5%
of
stock, we have been informed
of
Clegg
E.
W.
Co.—
Salomon
.90
Co
&
&
&
Shearson,
Hilliard &
B.
Gross
the
to
exchange
$25.
maximum
A
April
on
issue
stock
preferred
value
to
privately
March
shares
50,000
of
($20
par
Graham-Paige Motors Corp.—Files Exchange Plan—
authorization
total
A
America
15.
Pending the filing of said certificate, the declaration of the June 15
dividend
Stone
Hornbiower
1.85
Rothschild
3.25
Co.
&
Co.—
3.25
Ripley &
Hall
1.85
&
Co
Miller &
The
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Stock
exchange for each $10 par share outstanding.
in
expected to be
Island,
proposal to change the par
a
to S4 per share, 2Vs shares of the
will be effective when the certificate covering the amend¬
charter is filed
with
the Secretary of State
of Rhode
the
to
April 23 approved
on
& Co.—
&
Pressprich
Corp
&
Co
Jackson
Curtis
F.
Boston
Co
&
&
Webber,
L.
Chapman
&
Newton
M.
Securit:es Corp._ 1.85
Kebbon,
capital stock from $10
Paine,
W.
Hayuen,
J.
Cook
Newhard,
E.
.90
Co
—
Hurd,
Wells
R.
Inc.
J.
Co._
&
&
Hoyden.
proposal to increase from
$600,000 lo $1,000,000 the maximum aggregate principal amount
of
bonds
which the company may have outstanding.
The stockholders
also approved an increase in the bonded debt to $600,000 by sale of
$200,000 3 V* % first mortgage bonds, series C, to be sold to the Mutual
March
on
.90
1.35
.45
.90
.90
.45
&
Co.—
Maynard H: Murch & Co.-
Mullaney,
3.25
Foigan
Harris,
1.40
.90
Pont
1-35
Co.
Marks
M.
.45
Dillon
First
Glore.
Up in Stock Approved—
value
du
I.
Eastman,
&
:
Merrill, Turben & Co.——
F. S.
Meseley & Co.—
1.65
Co
3.25
—
-
Laurence
.90
(Inc.)
i
Rhoades
Loeb,
—.
.45
&
Francis
The
Co.
3.25
Co
Equitable
Privately—
stockholders
The
Inc.—
Co.
M.
Carl
.90
Republic Co.
&
Dain
M.
J.
Be
to
&
Brothers
Lehman
.90
__
Julien Collins & Co
sheet of
balance
Harden
Lee
1.85
Rollins & Co. Inc._ 3.25
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
.90
M.
Cooley
the company and its subsidiaries
at March 31,
1950, showed current assets of $10,285,606 and current
liabilities of $1,287,725.
The current ratio at March 31, 1950, was
7.99 to 1 as compared with 6.55 to 1 at Dec. 31, 1949.—V. 170, p. 2129.
consolidated
The
Becker
Biaii,
£9.246
$0.88
share.
common
per
Weeks &
G.
A.
H.
declared:
or
Baker,
3.25%
1.35
Langley & Co
Higginson
Corp
W. C.
—4.60%
William Llair & Co
63,590
thereon.
taxes
Beane
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Bacon, Whipple & Co
5150,512
63,590
—
less Federal
Preferred
Common
30%
30
20
20
&
171, p.
income
on
Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
&
ner
A.
Harriman
/Preferred
Stroud
—V.
by each of
to be purchased
.
..
the percent¬
and
underwriters
the
severally
foliows:
the underwritten shares
of
ages
193,050
earnings
Dividends
of
reason
sinking fund payment due May 1, 1950.
+The Articles of Incorporation,
as
amended, authorize 60,000 shares of preferred stock issuable in
series
taxes
Dividends
*$2,699,000
$3,000,000
I, 1967——
——
pfd. stock (par $50)—-
May
cum.
State
Operating profit
received,
Outstanding
Authorized
199,803
•—-—
—
and
4,294,684
$4,7o4,754
depreciation
of
taxes
they have severally agreed
pursuant to the exchange offer which
as follows:
"
purchase, are
Merrill
bonds
fund
sinking
mtge.
due
4%%
FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION,
Depreciation
i-—
..A9*®,,
5,041,452
exclusive
expenses,
income
—
——
———
and
and
Federal
•
.
sales
Net
Costs
the company reported
with $625,972 reported a
to
1950
$5,754,130
Three Months Ended March 31—
EARNINGS—For the year ended Dec. 31, 1949,
issued
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
Hammermill Paper Co.
program to improve its equipment and to install addi¬
facilities to increase the efficiency and productive capacity ot
development
tional
Monday, May 8, 1950
...
exchange
cumulative
the
same
price
(less
International Nickel Co. of Canada,
ed
is
a
the
underwriters
new
preferred
and
the
stock
not
of
George C.
of
the
;•
Chairman
Stanley.
member
Sharp as
law
a
of
firm
of
the
director of
Sullivan
has
Board,
&
Cromwell,
Counsel, and has been actively engaged on
legal affairs for more than 25 years.—V. 170, p. 2332.
International Rys. of Central
the
company's
rev.
from
ry.
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Inc.
avail,
Net
income
$1,196,359
$3,778,654
327,431
215,078
979.973
609,305
237.801
152.929
710,827
432,020
210.174
Net
$1,310,388
122,631
627,929
840,942
revs
lor fxd.
—
Calls $47,300
1961.—V.
$3,285,345
of 4% Debentures—
on
April
171,
p.
authorized
27
the sinking fund on June 15,
15,
company's
chgs.
oper.
June
the
ops._
Railway
directors
the
Mr. Sharp
America—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
P.ericd End. Mar. 31—
announced
the company.
General
The
several
C.
Ltd.—Sharp Elect¬
'
Director—
election
-
a
a
Robert
the
call
for
1950, of $47,300 of its 4%
1459.
redemption
for
debentures due
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Definitive Bonds—
Definitive
1950
and
lor
first mortgage
subsequently
delivery
Farmers
bonds, 3Vfe%
maturing
exchange
in
Trust
Co.,
for
trustee,
coupons
The
in
York.—V.
New
cumulative
Payment
at
dividends
of
41
second
the
price
cents
171,
of
June
on
stock,
preferred
redemption
the
at
City
193.
p.
Bank
next, 926 shares
6,
seiies
$107
A
4%
$100).
(par
share
per
plus
104.
,*ii
stockholders
given
shares
right
of
of
had
the
was
offered
to
privilege
Proceeds
subscribe
•
v
of
for
on
before
or
purchasing
only.
17,
1950
March
ry.
recently
for
—V.
stock
This
shares.
1262.
p.
aggregating $547,000 and con¬
$390,000 of 30 year 4% bonds, series A, due Oct. 1, 1975,
and $157,000 of 20-year 3%%
bonds, series B, due June 1, 1968, have
drawn
by
jot
redemption.
for
made
will, be
June
on
1950,
2,
at
The
York
New
Trust
corporate trustee, at 100 and accrued interest, plus a premium
1%'// on the series A bonds, and a premium of 1%'a on tne series
Co.,
of
bonds—V.
B
171, p.
1,324,369
830,697
550,651-
596,221
499,481-
Net
Net
17,332,864
19,404,203
17,859,473
2,555,695
3,000,830
2,754,753
872,054
1,310,808
771,895
3,307,668
1,623,892
1785.
'
%
?
Hancock,
the
of
The
partner
Board,
C.
S.
of
and
Son,
Chairman
and
Brothers,
has
elected
been
Babb, presently Executive Vicehas been elected President.
Inc.,
board' of
new
directors, it was stated, will consist of Messrs.
Hancock and Babb,. together with the following: William H.
Burkhart,
Vice-President of Lever Brothers Co.; J. Laurence
Heyworth, director
Brothers
Lever
of
Jewel Tea
Unilever
&
Co.
Inc.
Ltd.;
Franklin
Chairman
and
Lunding,
Executive
-
it
also
was
the
of
J.
Lunding,
Federal
President
Reserve
of
Bank
of
announced,
Vice-Presidents
and
President of
act
Chairman
as
of
the
days.—V.
the
company, as well as the Presidents
Pepsodent and Jelke Divisions, and the
the
Ayer, Inc., will continue in their present
stated.
was
Lever
new
of
of
Harriet Hubbard
positions, it
The
will
Committee.
The other Vice-Presidents
President
is
expected
to
his
assume
post
within
60
171, p. 1785.
1950
1949
1948
1947
$428,229
$493,729
$472,100
$466,678
197,765
223,915
200,168
252,672
Marchfrom
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
stock
90,423
94,600
67,239
124,535
1,473,869
1,244,482
Proceeds
638,025
694,435
1,390,307
623,152
672,819
used in the
276,662
289,410
237,025
facturing ethylene glycol
from
railway
income
of
shaie.
furnish
stock
connection
value
16
initial managertient.
"
:
financing arrangement between Tennessee and Mathieson
the latter isrto purchase 466,667 shares of Hydrocarbon's
common
stock at $10 per share at such time or times during the
period ending Sept. 30, 1951, as the issuer shall specify and Hydro¬
carbon is to offer 466,667 of the shares covered by the registration
statement to holders of the outstanding common stock of Tennessee,
on
the basis of one Hydrocarbon share for each ten Tennessee shares
held, the record date, subscription price and underwriting terms to
be supplied by amendment.
The subscription price is to yield $10
per share net to the issuer.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and White, Weld & Co., are named
as the principal underwriters of the offering to Tennessee stockholders.
Hydrocarbons also will issue and sell 56,000 shares of stock to tho
its
Under
a
with
the
officers
and
Thrift Plan of Tennessee, which shares are also in¬
registration statement. An additional 56,000 shares are
for sale to officers and employees of the corporation.
These
offerings are to be made at $10 per share, and are to be
underwritten by Tennessee and Mathieson, respectively.
•.
«,
(
As additional financing, Hydrocarbon proposes to borrow
approxi¬
$61
mately
Subsequently it
had
sold
The
of
ordinary
advised
with
of
as
the
alternative
thereto
with
an
believed
that
the
holders
of said shares,
outstanding
$1
par
follows:
total of
a
of
of
and
reaffirmance
the
6,700
shares
will
inc.
U.
'
Operating expenses
1949
$1,436,608
954,660
—
Maintenance
89,748
-
-
938,810
89,328
60,499
charges-
income
Non-operating
Canadian
taxes
Net
Net
(net)
_
$157,942
1,588
$193,873
from
53,843
39,545
income
gross
$140,030
$119,985
22,000
25,667
income
$118,030
based
share
per
170,
for
stock
common
440,000
on
shares
Gross
398,712
1,677,690
995,103
486,218
980,185
64,433
213,828
Gross
*$70,631
p. 558,
from
Net
ry.
$63,453,383 $63,732,936
$3,723,598
183,746
number
average
April
171,
*116,84o
railway-.:
income
317,022'
*811,349
*570,695
*448,487
10,925,933
11,318,477
Net
*1,129,009
*3,332,860
*229,687
344,590
*2,739,840
*2,003,812
171, p. 1461.
Earnings
1950
railwayrailway
income—,
from
ry.
Net
income
$1,634,607
1948
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$1,594,445
Net
$250,196,371
$254,147,498
634,002
657,166
248,932
235,476
4,562,963
4,569,290
3,864,852
1,952,122
1,619,716
770,825
income...
3,385,326
1,811,637'
1948
1,172,214
1947
$16,831,917
Weeks
The
Selling
Jr.,
March
on
member
the committee
of
Lake
Healy and J. J. Duane,
mortgage 5% bonds due 1951 in
Authorization of J. F. Bunn, Jr., as a
proceedings.
reorganization
W.
J.
holders of first
represent the
to
authorized
22
was
denied.—V.
170,
p.
2130.
Operating
Operating
Taxes
47,078,313
51,386,573
47,424,171
7,560,057
8,487,529
10.020,328
3,245,290
3,830,028
4,119,845
4,938,380
Interest
Equip,
Joint
Net
March—
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
Net
railway
1948
$66,950
5 82,609
*54,566
*100,950
*79,241
from
from
ry.
railway
154,951
(James)
171,
175,096
*237,464
sales
*268,613
*290,840
-V.
2,067,961
827,184
taxes
1,714,168
i
taxes
per
common
preferred
$1,240,777
$1,028,501
$1.48
dividend requirements.—V.
171,
from
railway.:
Jan.
from
from
ry.
—V.
railway
oper.
Net
171,
.—
income—
1949
1948
$321,934
324,856
51,062
113,966
112,872
24,518
9,583
40,430
39,654
873,982
railway-—--
141,249
156,742
241,471
24,2G2
31,622
62,177
No.
of
—V.
1358.
Net
*
other
$932,290
v
of
pfd.
324,287
•»%,
Corp.—Earnings1950
1949
$182,684
94,692
:
deplet., etc.—
$203,425
105,590
$97,835
2,735
2,419
charges
inc.
and
taxes.
-Earnings—
SEC
728
income
3,846
taxes
30,639
30,433
$59,359
$65,975
outstanding
at
end
of
445,500
period—
396,000
1150.
1950
1949
1948
1947
$429,593
$683,705
$598,450
*12,713
211,600
220,359
of
185,339
5,687
113,943
132,907
pro
railway
1,420,261
1,880,788
1,476,106
180,684
383,714
ry. oper. income—280,720
Deficit.—V. 171, p. 1358.
132,129
501,971
271,417
233,386
of
its
amended
meeting
held
for payment
an
order
of
this
parent,
by
on
the
April
approving
company,
Standard Gas
the
preference
is
The
public
stock,
accorded
for
and
&
plan
compromise
65,730
68,190
97,806
713,894
value)
93,493
716,200
value)
112,225
1950
$1949
$8,545,407
$6,557,119
8,219,626
6,694,593
$325,781
*$137,474
179,769
165,735
$505,550
$28,261
14,219
;
and admin,
19,725
172,756
exps
profit
(net)
interest,
income
charges
extraordinary
i
gExtraordinary charges
for Fed.
UNet
»
taxes
charges
and State taxes
profit
on
*■
—
income-
213,000
Cr62,000
$278,331
———
*$102,220
Nil
per common
share
$0.45
*Loss.
^Revised.
gLosses appertaining to abandonment of contract,
inventory liquidation losses and expenses of shutdown plants.
liThe company's 50% equity in undistributed earnings of U. S.-Menge*
Plywoods, Inc.,
is not included
in
any
of
the foregoing figures.
Mengel's equities in such earnings and the equivalent per Mengel-
share were
common
as
Earnings
follows:
Per
.
share
two
31—
1950
$76,003
—
**Based
on
the
number
of
shares
of
NOTE—The
the
end
backlog
of
February
of
to
Electric Co.
unfilled
Mengel
at
(&
revenue
has
risen
end
Income
management
elected
at
Net
•
—V.
26.
earnings—
of $512,500 to Standard
Gas
in
settlement
and for distribution of the remaining assets
holders of the outstanding 116,185 shares of
$100 par, of Market Street Ry.
No recog¬
ether junior classes of preferred and one class,
171,
p.
559.
:
out¬
,
....
from
of
$5,800,000 afc
March.—V. 17(V
-
1950
1949
$18,032,050 $17,996,505
13,585,554
14,059,440
401,827
1,527,415
312,219
1,377,997
$2,517,254
—;—
taxes
the
.
,
$0.07
stock
Subs.)—Earnings Incr.—•
r—
—
expenses
.
the
Months Ended March 31—
and
common
,
'/Yv,—J:'*
2131.
Meredith Publishing Co.
9
orders
$6,300,000
1949
$38,281
$0.13
——
Earnings per common share (on 645,000 shs.)__
new
stock.
Commission
for
par
($50 par value)
par
—
Depreciation—-
amended
$1,132,000
of
among
common
cisco
dissolution
claim
claim
rata
nition
of
and
issued
3
provides
its
prior
v.
1,493,704
It
a
was
stockholders'
265,849
May
on
plan
$835,345
$1.17
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earnings—
and selling
before
Interest
$100,254
etc.)
foreign
—___
liquidation
The
railway—351,181
($300
(without
standing at the end of the respective periods.
$90,727
Market Street Ry.—Dissolution Approved—
$675,348
.—
sheres
—
sales
income
Other
$608,003
$87,992
(interest,
and
shares
171, P.
The
railway——
~
from
$313,372
income.
before
Fed.
$965,992
$1.35
common
2nd pfd. shares
Costs
railway
oper. income—.
from
$289,181
credits—
charges
for
$947,570
**Profit
Net' income'
for
From Jan. 1—
Net
sales
Cost
p.
■'
108,858
from
Gross
Net
*.
settlement of
ry.
305,504
1359.
income
$1,073,909
107,917
period
shares
Three Months Ended March
891,014
306,122
income
the
for
shares
Total
700,669
from
$618,876
107,968
$115,214
operating
Other
713,089
171, p. 559.
and
$397,149
101,783
1947
$230,786
626,394
March—
first
Profit
$216,997
etc
p.
528,079
125,654
debt-
32,651
operating
income—Y
Operating charges, incl. deprec.,
Prov.
railway—_
171, p.
Net
31,682
Gross
Income
$244,225
71,024
Lehigh & New England RR.
Gross
$899,639
10,235
1—
oper.
Net
76,176
$587,194
1150.
p
1950
from
Net
76,528
$386,914
$1.22
share—
March—
Gross
28,807
$207,481
income
Other
ry.
128,232
9,516
int.,
long-term
Three Months Ended March 31—
685,667
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry. —Earnings—
From
151,935
Three Months Ended March 31—
1949
$15,911,897 $12,630,817
taxes
income
^Earnings
Net
42,490
26,543
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1950
earnings
conv.
Prov.
Sons Co.—Earnings—
after
Net
55,141
4,898,093
.
Net
Net
Gross
1,071,425
(Br)—
income
Gross
$229,178
—
Estimated
*After
4,714,188
656,148
1358.
p.
Lees &
before
Profit
435,060
1
*174,911
Quarter Ended March 31—
Profit
1,704.642
180,520
*210,686
*307,834
income—
oper.
233,439
'-257,091
railway
''Deficit.—V.
Net
1,676,147
income
Rentals,
on
preferred
on
Mengel Co.
*59,213
Jan.l—
42,082
$2,270,924
603,696
105,900
613,758
shares
Earnings per common share—
Capital stock outstanding:
$7,073,565
$63,089
*31.841
110,738
income
$126,240
'-92,483
Other
$2,228,84?.
55,002
-—
income taxes—
I
—V.
$6,185,993
income-
oper.
expenses
State
Operating
1947
$53,278
railway
oper.
From
1949
1950
from
ry.
$2,385,729
—
-
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$2,597,913
(Dr)
rents
—
$2,440,731
earnings for
Net
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Net
Gross
1950—Month—1949
231,428
rents
lac.
;
—-
and
and
Common
Earnings—
$2,196,740
—
profit
income
4(4%
expenses
15,728,429
989,481
expenses
income
Federal
1359.
revenues
1,207,208
15,951,199
depreciation
administrative
and
Operating
2,001,242
6,519,707
Per. End. Mar. 31—
ICC
Mar. 20,*40
$19,544,136 $18,946,752
^
sales—before
of
4%
mittee—
Mar. 19.'50
Ended—
sales
4,052,821
1,485,499
43,072,321
income—
oper.
171, p.
and $4,652,658, respectively.—
2131.
Dividends
Maine Central RR. -March
Wyoming Valley RR.- -Protective Com-
Lackawanna &
$690,155
$1.13
$10,375,293
were
Depreciation
1949
$15,507,347 $17,520,832
2,410,842
3,178,608
1—.
railway
railway
assets
(The) Mead Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
12
Net
643,551
RR.—Earnings-
$16,395,062
from
current
1950,
31,
date last year were $10,680,091
p.
Gross
1950
From Jan.
share
per
same
170,
Other
from
ry.
327,437
1,531,572
940,616
1,896,614
724,889
1359.
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income
—V.
/
against current
liabilities
of
$3,C03,098
including reserves for Federal
and foreign
income taxes and State and other taxes.
The corresponding figures at
580,111
309,240
4,796,866
March—
Net
1949
$9,460,705
1,082,693
392,538
$567,234
$0.93
taxes
-
March
At
Cost
railway-
oper.
from
Federal
for
taxes—
profit
Earnings
$1,392,825
663,143
323,557
railway
171, p.
Gross
Federal
before
1947
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1950
$9,193,960
894,671
-
Provision
V.
1949
$1,650,036
...
oper.
Net
(& Domestic Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
10,107,830
*1,795,419
from
Gross
on
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
the
Net
operation-during the lour weeks
compared to 2,294 a year ago.—
2,152,
was
242,359'
*504,367
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.
1950—16 Wks.—1949
in
stores
of
1950,
22,
1947
$3,597,214
10,710,689
344,568
Louisville & Nashville
1461.
p.
1948
$4,025,863
;
April 24 filed a letter of notification with the SEG*
second preferred stock to be offered at par
($100 per share).
The proceeds are to be used for additional working
capital.
No underwriting Involved.
company
1—
oper.
Net
The
V.
1949
$3,720,100
railway—_
*Deficit.—V.
Net
Sales
Maximilian Rinow, Inc., New Orleans, La.—Files—
covering 200 shares of 8%
McCall Corp.
1950
from
Net
$0.21
Kroger Co.—Sales for April Off 0.4%—
1950—4 Wks.—1949
■■
122,223
$483,677
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
York.
New
943,511
*$151,939
from
Gross
Period End. Apr. 22—
ended
$9,019,420 $15,501,125 $17,877,728
10,854
171,
of
Co.
of the financing will be used as follows: $11,600,000 lor
plant; $5,500,000 for a chlorine plant; $1,300,000 for pipe¬
line; $6,600,000 for general facilities, plant site, and preliminary ex¬
penses; and $2,000,000 for working capital.
^
•
Long Island RR.— Earnings—
of
stock
p. 2026.
Insurance
chemical
a
$94,318
$0.27
available
be
Proceeds
1950—6 Mos.—1949
;
which is necessary, in addition to the proceeds
sale of common stock, to provide the company's estimated,
requirements of $27,000,000.
The borrowings will be repre¬
by 3%% first mortgage sinking fund bonds due July 1, 1965,
acquired by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and The Mutual
$17,000,000
sented
Life
Earnings—
the
the
capital
in¬
March—
$159,530
dividends
common
—V.
171, p. 1150.
$94,387
*Loss.—V.
132,173
$192,312
1,561
—
income
income
Earnings
from
and,
the
of
in
offered
be
The
65,411
taxes
income
Preferred
of
capital
(est.)-
Net
Deductions
price
597,393
March—
Gross
the
working
52,944
79,261
154,972
income
Federal
taxes
Operating
at
to
492,152
From Jan.
1950
Depreciation
Other
added
profit-——
come
the
issued
$1,531,452
revenues
for
be
$7,589,749
after
and
S.
Net
Kings County Lighting Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Provision
will
1950—3 Mos.—1949
sales--
Net
exchange.
reaffirm
which event the company will have
111,700 shares.—V. 171, p. 1262.
in
Three Months Ended March 31—
Operating
of
course of the company's business.—V.
Depreciation
inadvertently discovered that the company
capital stock at the price of $2.50 per
authorized to be sold.
mentioned above is an
offer of reclsion with
It
and
group
as
respect
is
stock
common
have been
we
Net
notification
said
of
50,000
shares
6,700
purchase
of
shares
6,700
of
letter
a.
was
56,700 shares
instead
share
of
corporation,
this
statement
stockj
common
selected
a
each)
$1
(par
filing
recently made an offering, of 50,000 shares of common
at $2.50 per share. The shares were completely
company
stock
sold.
the
covering
share of
per
The
with
March
no-par
Liquid Carbonic Corp. (& Subs.)
Kaye-Halbert Corp.—Additional Stock Sold—
on
registration
a
its
only to
sale
Per. End. Mar. 31—
In
of
offered
company and Its subsidiaries,
underwriting is involved.
the
Tennessee
Chemical,
to
the
No
o7
from natural gas.
undertaken
to supply its proposed new
chemical plant with the necessary hydrocarbons, and Mathieson Chem¬
ical Corp. is to assist in financing the construction of the new plant,
to supply it with certain, raw materials, and technical services and to
to
171, p. 1358.
SEC
filed
27
shares
be
to
has
Co.
_
April
on
10,002
is
$0.33
certain other organic chemical products
and
heavier hydrocarbons separated
the
Transmission
Gas
cluded
322,780
employees
per
railway
oper.
company
covering
The
1,274,129
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
The
SEC
$5.10
The corporation on May 2 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 522,667 shares of $1 par common stock.
The company was organized oh Jan. 26 for the purpose of manu¬
Trustee
Link-Belt Co.—Registers With SEC—
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
$4.86
$0.29
^
dividehds.-»-V. 171, p. 1150.
Mathiison Hydrocarbon Chemical Corp., Baltimore,
Md.—Registers With SEC—To Place Bonds Privately—
'
Lehman
and Jervis J.
Johnson
1949
•
Elected
Babb
M.
income per preferred share.
income per common share..
*After preferred
'
171, p. 1785.
President of
'income
*Net
15,173,550
1950
$43,929,749 $45,007,364
728,675
772,28®
——- —
1,132,166
1
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
"3 Months Ended March 31—
Net sales
$6,183,634
Chicago; Charles A. Massey, President of Lever Brothers Ltd., Toronto;
Robert B. Smallwood, President of Thomas J.
Lipton, Inc.; Louis F.
Watermulder, VicerPresident of Lever Brothers Co.
Southern Ry.—Partial Redemption—
mortgage bonds of this company
Payment
1947
-
$6,891,927
1,365,232
Lever Brothers Co.- -Hancock
as President—
;
the
171,
etc.—V.
sisting of
been
income™
oper.
1948
$5,773,3841,037,783
-' From Jan. l—
Mr.
First
$5,638,179
V
Gross from railway.—_
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income
t
John
were
1950
31,
unsubscribed
any
improvements,
Kansas City
from
Marshall Field &
1949
1950
railway—
railway—
Chairman
Illinois
in
are
Net
'•
Corp.—Rights—
March
record
'
5,000
additional common
stock at par
($10 per share)
to the
22.9%
of their respective holdings. The stockholders also
the
extent
of
■V/
V
-.J--','
..
Johnson Power-On Transmission
common
\v',:Y.%'v.Y
■
''
The
from
pel
;y
f;'':
r
>
,
accrued
share, will be made at the office of J.'P.
Morgan & Co., Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York 5, N. Y.—V. 171,
p.
Lehigh Valley RR.-MEarniftgs—
March—
Gross
Net
■
i
Redemption-
has called for redemption
company
its
bonds
temporary
Johnson & Johnson—Partial
of
series due 1978, with June 1,
rttached, are now available
(1887)
$2,246,849
$3.48
$3.90
!
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—Additional Stock to Be
Offered Stockholders—
W.
plans
J.
Hodgkins, President, on March 29, disclosed that the company
offer additional common stock to present shareholders in
one new share for each 10 shares held.
The proceeds woulc*
to
its ratio of
to the Federal District Court at San Fran¬
enforcement of the plan.—V. 171, p. 1461.
applied
approval and
supply the company's estimated requirements of $950,000 in new capi¬
tal to carry on its construction program.—V. 171, p. 1786.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
8
...
Monday, May 8,1950
(1888)
>
$39,485
$2,453
$0.10
$37,265
$24,771
prolit
Earnings
1950—3 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
Period End. Mar. 31—
•Net
$0.01
share
per
"After
provision for income taxes.
Operating revenues of $1,743,831 in
Net
ry.
the first quarter of 1950 were
Gross
or
Net
revenue
Net
the
above
The
1949
'
quarter.
acquired four 40-passenger Convairservice June i.—V. 171, p. 1462.
recently
has
company
Liners, which are scheduled to go into
railway
from
Net
9,820,094
income—
4,794,577
oper.
171,
1950
1949
1948
1947
$181,087
57,478
$157,596
26,690
$165,976
36,014
$185,854
"• 79,941
26,924
*1,012
9,343
March—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway——
railway
income
oper.
36,436
'
Net
from
Net
ry.
533,908
188,976
railway———
27,144
income—
171, p. 1359.
oper.
488,786
201,786
93,628
514,731
170,360
62,871
470,320
121,895
95,519
railway
from
Gross
'■'Deficit.—V.
shares of common stock (no par)
on
April 27 by Reynolds & Co. at $10.62'/a per share, with a
concession of 30 cents per share, was oversubscribed.—V. 171,
made
dealer
1786,
p.
Net
railway——
from
ry.
$1,585,972
$1,584,017
3 03,375
2 75,906
90,097
476,102
202,436
4,578,021
4,298,748
—
122,801
191,287
income—_
oper.
.'VV,-;'•*
■
From
Jan.
1—
Net
ry.
railwav..
from
Net
171,
664,822
849,920
805,676
338,543
2.91,235
448,615
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Request
for Bids—
The
lowest
the
it? office at 1400 First National-Soo Line BIdg.,
w.ll until 1 p.m. (CDT) on May 15 receive aids
interest rate
at which
the bidder wili provide
(1)
at
M an.,
1950 fc> unancing the
acquisition of Uo passenger
two switching locomo¬
tives built or to be
built by General Motors Corp. and
(2) $147,720
prior to Dec. 31, 1950 for financing the acquisition of three new
road-switching locomotives to be built by American Locomotive Co.
The equipment is to be sold to the Soo line under conditional sales
agreements for the aggiegate purchase price of $905,000 and $434,650,
from
$724,000
time
Sept. 30,
locomotives and
time
to
U
pr.or
respectivelyEARNINGS
MARCH
FOR
THREE
FIRST
AND
from
Jan.
ry.
$2,641,955
539,230
318,596
6.788,542
*630,642
6,691,579
599,075
*1,289,597
10,263
railway——
from
Net
$2,349,502
'106,308
*338,052
1—
"248,849
6,740,839
*544,451
incoige—
*909,103
*1,226,344
from
Net
48,647
income..
oper,
ry,
From
1947
$2,553,590
122,526
"83,166
$2,668,405
256,524
rai'way
raiiway_
from
Gross
641,958
104,865
156,559
647,986
820,968
239,022
191,746
92,355
6.320,239
railway——
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
171, p.
•.
n
135,629
174,472
Net
1462.
834,314.
1359.
$1,654,120 to its Employees'
1949, it was announced on
contribution of $3.97 for every dollar
oj.
additional
one
Net
recoiu
for
railway——
oper. income
From Jan. 1—
each
will receive, on
share held on the
oper.
171,
stock,
ry.
—V.
171,
corporation in March ou'ered to the public $75,000 of three5% notes at par, the proceeds to retire short-term loans and
loans
and
for
additional
working capital. The notes are to
in
three
the date of issuance.
With
the
purchase of each $ 1.000
note, the purchaser is given
the right to purchase,
for $10. 1,000 shares of common stock. The
purchaser is a.so g.ven the privilege of purchasing % of 1% interest
in
the
earnings of
the patents, trrde
marks and copyrights now
applied for/and all such patents, trade marks and copyrights which
may be later applied
for, covering The Little M. D. and MIRACOLD,
for the sum
The
of
the
the
need
The
The
of
may
M.
The Little M,
glycol.
M.
D.
is
will
distributor,
in
for
United
the
replacement
and
electrically
an
active
D.
vaporizer
addition
200,000
and
States,
service
parts
ingredient
on
the
operated
of
only
the
is
Net
1947
1948
1949
.
ry.
Gross
Irom
$2,723,306
Net
from
491,143
Net
ry.
294,712
197,456
165,998
7,944,925
2,015,651
930,516
8,122,421
8,889,228
1,732,350
794,769
1,521,155
7,565,514
1,252,809
452,513
—V.
which
vaporizing
vaporizer,
is
100%
scientifically
tri-ethylene
designed,
popularly
market.
use
of
Mississippi Central RR.
March—
boiling water
or
other dangerously
Net ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1947
$210,27G
$179,164
$178,280
44.756
62,174
46,550
54,714
_
14,976
22,979
13,664
605,006
509,954
478,736
124,163
171,720
146,498
136,683
40,871
51,534
49,454
46,508
income
i462.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
—
Secondary Offering—
Eiyth & Co., Inc., on May 2 made a secondary offering
of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $10) at $35.12V2 per
share, less a concession of 40 cents per share to partici¬
pating NASD members.—V. 171,
Missouri Illinois
p.
1786.
will be used to increase working
Net ry.
ry.
$365,812
$365,575
136,408
139,750
147,570
70,278
79,861
68,924
77,756
1,071,741
1,063,075
886,916
441,751
430,917
452,478
196,044
235,427
224,678
199,571
—V; 171, p.
rr **4
through
Burr, Inc..
—
on
FOR
MARCH AND
March—
Net
ry.
From
Gross
p.
Net
ry.
171,
$300,000
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$2,685,903
$2,170,161
$7,161,004
$7,217,319
903,926
2,201,581
2,082,353
from
ry.
Gross
1950.—V.
ry.
30—
663 at April 22,
1950—Month—1949
1950—4 Mos.—1949
$4,912,495
$5,234,322 $15,498,748 $16,187,688
and
company
has called
for
redemption
on
June
1,
next,
$221,000
debentures due 1967, for account of the sinking fund at 101.34%
interest.
accrued
Co.,
Redemption—
Electric System—Partial
England
option,
N.
5,
and
State
trustee,
holders'
York
Sts., Boston
York Trust Co.,
1570.
Congress
The
at
Y.—V.
Payment will be made at
171, p.
New
New Orleans & Northeastern
FIRST THREE MONTHS
1949
1948
1947
the State Street Trust
Mass. or, at the
100 Boradway, New
1,
from
$5,417,142
1,302,160
1,235,366
Net
from
651,174
621.810
477,552
442,369
Net
ry.
17,185,956
income
Gross
From
1—
railway....
railway—
17.664,319
15.307,373
4,340,859
3,398,207
3,244,158
Net
from
1,616,205
1,351,270
1,118,093
1,108,974
Net
ry.
1570.
—V.
from
171,
income—
railway
railway--.
oper.
p.
1949
1948
1947
$436,858
$412,123
$490,606
$367,765
112,429
80,926
175,625
120,514
railway
railway
from
ry.
39,4)0
22,221
75,197
67,747
1,228,348
328,641
141,415
1,179,743
1,303,146
995.292
225,016
330,957
256,311
44,916
*11,934
79,159
income
1—
Jan.
Net
& Western RR.—Earnings—
income—.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
171, p.
1786.
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—Backlog
Over 50% Below Year AgoTotal
this company during the three months ended
aggregated $13,616,121 compared with $19,634,171
billings
March
in
of
1950,
27,
corresponding months of 1949, it was announced on May 1.
company's backlog of work (estimated balance of major con¬
unbilled)
as
of March 27, last, was $87,456,180 against $186,-
the
The
tracts
418,421
earlier.
year
a
Of
total billings of $13,616,121 in the
1950 period, billings under
ship-building contracts accounted for $9,939,735 contrasted with $10,640,735 in the similar months of last year; ship conversions and
repairs, $1,660,090 against $6,381,066; hydraulic turbines and acces¬
sories, $1,118,553 against $949,430; and other work and operations,
$897,743 against $1,662,940.
Employees numbered 6,788 on March 27, 1950, and 10,773 a year
previous.
The
any
period
said.
to
reports income from long-term shipbuilding contracts
percentage-of-completiqn basis and therefore such income for
will vary from the billings on the contracts, the company
company
the
on
Contract
billings
and
estimated
unbilled
balances
are
subject
adjustments resulting from statutory and contractual pro¬
171, p. 559.
possible
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Proposed Project—
1
The
corporation on April 25 applied to the FPC for a license for the
operation, and maintenance of a hydroelectric project on
construction,
one
of
Total
River in Saratoga County, N. Y. The Sacandaga River
principal tributaries of the Hudson River.
cost of the proposed project is approxi¬
the
estimated construction
mately $5,600,000.—V.
171, p. 697.
Gross
1950
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
from
ry.
railway
87,463
$697,286
123,968
33,923
2,189,493
472,592
2,191,813
424,GOT
143,717
2,131,880
398,107
104,935
413,659
141,094
railway
p.
$839,808
228,359
1947
1—
income.—
oper.
171,
1948
$757,158
173,431
60,830
2,154,132
income.—
oper.
Jan.
from
1949
$745,035
156,486
53,861
railway
railway
157,571
1463.
RR.—Earnings—
1948
1947
1949
$"31,993
$857,322
$1,021,946
$882.«1G
393,010
405,519
4 62,694
383,288
168,618
177,300
207,799
170,706
Norfolk
& Western
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry.
oper.
revenue
Ry.
oper.
expenses
Ry.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$14,565,778 $11,866,629 $33,472,743 $40,262,244
9,728,348
9,507,421 26,971,471
30,207,021
1—
Jan.
13.229,227
Gross
railway
railway
cper.
264,227
4
1786.
railway
irom
Net
1950
March—
$6,193,609
1,779,431
income...
171, p.
March—
of 3%
140,293
*257,232
Norfolk Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1462.
171, p.
1,985,172
*83,643
*513,005
9.9%—
Inc.—April Sales 6.1% Lower—
.
—^
New
1,922,102
6,734
*289,950
railway.
Net
is
—V.
1,644,904
408
the Sacandaga
Neisner Brothers,
Period End. Apr.
103,312
"315,789
income
oper.
From
1910—16 Wks.—1949
$84,034,426
1462.
171, p.
"113,539
1950
irom
Net
$21,246,667 $90,551,741
in 1949 to
"72,259
1,517,280
railway
visions.—V.
from 653
36.423
"52,572
income—
railway..
from
Gross
Manufacturing Co.—Further Data—
number of stores increased
1^47
$698,032
44.701
York, Susquehanna
Net
of
1950—4 Wks.—1949
1948
$730,720
28,525
March—
Eber.stadt & Go. Inc. and do not represent
The offering will mark the first time shares of
$23,363,650
1949
$559,675
57,109
$576,188
1—
oper.
New
F.
National Tea Co.—April Sales Increased
Ontario & Western Ry.— Earnings-
With SEC—
placed
$6,696,545
p.
& Hartford RR.—Earnings-
507,873
railway.—
from
Gross
Net
5%, 5'%%
and 5%% serial first mortgage bonds,
privately through Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.,
are
dated Feb, 1, 1950, and mature $25,000 each Aug. 1 from 1951
to
1932, inclusive. The proceeds will be used to retire the remaining
$56,126 of the RFC bank participation loan and, together with other
funds and the new $100 par value prior preferred stock, to retire
the
$494,600
second mortgage income bonds by an exchange offer
which has been accepted
100% by all second mortgage income bond¬
holders. The new serial bonds were sold at par.—V. 171, p. 1670.
The
recently
1,654,590
oper.
75,354
railway
oper.
ry.
Net
2227.
sidiary on March 31, 1550, including cash and government securities
aggregating $2,788,620, amounted to $6,405,887 and were equal to
approximately 4.6 times consolidated current liabilities of $1,383,811.
The company's capitalization consists of $1,778,330
of funded debt;
44,000
shares of $1.40 cumulative
convertible preferred stock, $25
par value, and 350,000 shares of common stock.—V. 169, p. 2531.
$6,098,900
Jan.
137,022
29,153
1950
from
From. Jan.
of
railway
from
from
560,963
169,218
171, p. 1670.
from
Net
are
railway—
oper.
Net
—V.
1950
from
from
677,218
133,802
$11,990,371 $12,709,494 $34,770,264 $37,709,097
9,820,210
10,023,591
27,609,260 30,491,778
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
EARNINGS
Gross
717,101
202,858
153,473
1950—Month-1949
expenses
Net
specialty starches and starch products.
The company's
located in DuheJlen, N. J., Indianapolis, Chicago and San
its Canadian subsidiary's plants are at Montreal, Quebec,
and Toronto,
Ontario.
Consolidated current assets of the company and its Canadian sub¬
number
plants
1359.
RR.
Secondary OfferingMay 3 publicly offered, subject
to prior sale, $100,000 of prior lien mortgage 4^% bonds
due Jan. 1, 1978 at 83% and interest, to yield 5.67%. "•
Net
734,964
296,770
revenue
Gross
Francisco,
Sales
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
&
50,834.
March—
have been sold to the public.
The corporation is a leading manufacturer of
adhesives, offering
a
comprehensive line of adhesive products used particularly in the
fields of
packaging and paper converting.
The company also is a
manufacturer
of
corn
starches
and
has developed
an
increasing
The
Coffin
26,131
income—
Net rev. from ry. oper._
corporation on May 4 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering the sale of approximately 125,000 shares of its common
stock, $1 par value.
The exact number of shares to he offered and
the public offering price are to be filed by amendment.
The shares
are to be sold publiciy tor
the acount of certain stockholders of the
392,126
income...
income—
1—cn
railway..
oper.
81,296
railv/ay
oper.
Pri¬
$323,122
156,178
railway......
from
Net
1"47
1.076,063
Jan.
from
Net
1948
$374,949
railway—.
1949
railway..
oper.
From
Gross
capital.—V. 170,
Starch Products, Inc.—Registers
National
The
1950
from
from
67,900
80,614
railway
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
Period End. April 22—•
RR.—Earnings—
March—
Net
1947
$208,329
64,392
income
oper.
—V.
promissory notes
due April 1, 1975 has been sold to a number of institu¬
tional investors, the corporation announced on May 5.
The financing was placed thorugh Glore, Forgan & Co.
and Harriman Ripley & Co. Incorporated. The proceeds
Sales
Gross
1948
$269,577
132,013
171, p. 1462,
Net
vately—An issue of $30,000,000 2.80%
National Sugar
railway.——
p.
1949
$244,711
145,477
New York, New Haven
20,809
537,165
1—
railway.
oper.
171,
1948
income
Jan.
Grqsjs.from
1949
$187,493
railway
railway—
cper.
From
-Earnings-
1950
from
5,477,684
Retired—
Distillers Products Corp.—Notes Placed
company financing.
the company's stuck
vaporizing MIRACOLD (glycol) The L:ttle M. D. will
crystals, BENZOIN, eucalyptus and most other
aromatics which
until
now
have been
considered impossib'e
from
5,150,584
$288,391
Period End. Mar. 31—
corporation has retired its long-term debt two years before
J. C. Brawner, Treasurer, announced on May 3.
He said
the company prepaid the final eight installments totaling $1,263,157,
plus interest, remaining of the $3,000,000 loan negotiated in 1946.
The nroney came from current earnings, he said.—V.
171, p. 753.
company,
high temperature.
Gross
$9,930,976 $10,429,457
1—
Jan.
555,899
National Airlines, Inc.—Debt
1,718,108
railway
oper.
$3,116,647
542,667
$3,340,361
1950
from
From
The
for
menthol
vaporization without the
Net
$429,305
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
for
to
vaporize
volatile
of
exclusive
Little I.I.
The
and
MIRACOLD
the
priced glycol
In
arise.
is
capitalized
is
It is licensed to do business
be licensed in other states as
each).
lc
Washington
D.,
Delaware,
in
(par
D.
Little
The
MIRACOLD,
also
organized
stock
corporation
L'ttle
$365,997
2,477,221
railway
from
Gross
The
$43,
common
State
from
years
corporation,
shares
in
of
$143,197
1184.
p.
New York
maturity,
National
The
bank
3,685,018
$4,715,572
income.—
oper,
New York,
mature
T4,084,995
March—
1669.
p.
1,534,756
1950—Month—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$13,113,178 $11,435,143 $32,346,227 $33,936,667
8,397,606
8,094,782 22,415,251
23,507,210
Net rev. from ry. oper._
Net
Louis Ry.—Earnings—
St.
—
Ry.
—V.
4J6.939
10,500,620
1670.
expenses
667,966
income.—
p.
revenue
$2,871,725
railway—.
oper.
466,651
10,523,115
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
oper.
$2,949,271
683,194
285,722
railway
irom
irom
ry.
14,652,57?
6,904,771
156,037
3,554,450
$121,999
—.
171,
New York,
19j0,
1,
xviay
share
1950
railway
ry.
Net
5,245,243
153,330
540,293
Rv.
Exchange recently ruled that the common
Stock
March—
from
6,583,668
4,257,936
....
Net
Net
8.068,903
7,859,415
from inc.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Nashville, Chattanooga &
from
1954,644
1,943,970
income.
taxes
be not quoted ex the distribution until May 16, 1950,
certificates delivered for exchange transactions after
to and including these delivered for transactions of
May 15, 1950, be accompanied by a due-bill from the seller to the
buyer/—V. 171, p. 1150.
Gross
3,301,273
1,785,834
income-—
tDelicit.—V.
1950,
1,
2,472,102
——
1,159,751
*Includes Federal inc.
that
May
4,309,140'
3,906,510
1,116,978
■
,fi
Miracold, Inc.—Notes and Stock Offered—
year
facil¬
income
oper.
deducts,
Net
cents,
all
50
and
4,519,591
accruals
Record Sum to Employees'
Co.—100% Stock Distribution—
stecknolders
Midwest
$
v;"'
.V-.v: 5 •
3,564,313
date.
The
1950—3 Mos.—1949
V
Fund—
(The) Muter
1>50,
lines)
59,704,790 164,465,456 178,756,603
50,641,775 148,254,849 152,831,036
4,601,991
13,258,741
13,547,518
52,506,889
Ry.
common
leased
60,615,560
expenses
ry,
Total
participated.—V. 171, p. 1669.
15,
RR.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
revenues
income..
Other
Motorola's 3,128 participating employees.
These figures
show a considerable increase over those of 1948, when $1,128,000 was
transferred by the company to the fund, representing a contribution
01
S3.45
for every
donar contributed by the 2,900 employees who
Net
Net
382,577
31,037
This sum represents a company
Gross
MONTHS
1948
1949
1950
March—
953,337
799,392
60,973
contributed by
par
company
Minneapol.s 2.
Net
37,167
Income—
Profit Sharing
record
Gross
40,022
Motorola, Inc.—Contributes
.May
for
19,588
Misc.
Tile
135J.
p.
2,044,920
966,193
Equip, and joint
ity rents.
1,117,850
255,623
__—
income—_
oper,
9
V
4,655,196
4,183.795
railw j :
from
1947
1948
1949
$1,629,021
414,5 79
2,259,559
854,327
oper.
Ry, oper.
"Ry. tax
1359.
p.
2,109,710
972,288
784,896
oper.
Per. End. Mar. 31—
1947
railway
oper.
2,134,407
947,534
income—
railway
from
(Including all
$255,802
71,752
corporation transferred a record
and
Profit / Sharing Fund in
May 4 by Paul V. Galvin, President.
$1,626,306
railway
from
Net
—V.
1948
Railway—
171,
308,212
$
$147,137
2,335
Savings
Ry.—Earnings—
1950
March—
Gross
ry,
—V.
330,741
171, p.
Ry.
This
Louis
Minneapolis & St.
Gross
Net
217,605
New York Central
1359.
1949
oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
from
211,583
1—
now
are
office of City
of 32,200
offering
secondary
1979,
47,335
railway-——
from
due
$112,533
ry.
Gross
ry.
1950
railway
from
from
Net
series
3»/a%
380,477
railway-——
from
Net
$243,353
75,397
March—
Net
Net
RR.—Earnings—
Montour
Net
Canada—Offering Oversubscribed—
Mining Corp, of
The
bonds,
for temporary bonds at the
Trust Co., New York City.—V. 171, p.
exchange
Farmers
Gross
From Jan. 1—
Gross
12,156,534
6.192,614
Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
mortgage
first
in
1947
$785,235
Jan.
47,742,531
—V.
Monongahela Power
Bank
50.481.872
9,459,458
3,913,344
50,702,691
10,898,970
5,374,694
1948
418,778
railway
Net ry. oper. Income—
1462.
p.
available
RR.—Earnings—
47,178,094
railway-
1949
$653,032
226,142
$857,469
239,431
1950
$660,567
railway
from
from
From
railway—
from
Definitive
Midland Valley
1,890,753
2,149,367
1,897,389
Net
1—
Jan.
from
—V.
1,577,160
Gross
$16,397,330
3,993,251
income—
oper.
ry.
$17,122,251 $17,755,769 $17,391,706
3,953,266
4,216,077
3.418,853
railway—
from
From
5.4%
above the same period last year, with all classes
showing gains.
Operating expenses lor the 1950 quarter totalled $1,680,586, or 1.1%
$89,196
of
Gross
March—
1947
1948
1949
1950
Marcn—
Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
New Orleans,
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Inc.—Earnings—
Mid-Continent Airlines,
income
1359.
2,541,047
2,495,792
3.066,986
2,523,422
966,556
1,057,963
1.273,697
389,771
446,611
612,348
987,756
422,069
Net rev. from ry. oper..
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
income
171, p. 1670.
$4,837,430
2,975,825
$2,359,208
1,487,753
$6,501,272 510,055,223
3,788.134
6.218.168
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
§
(1889)
North Pacific Gas & Oil Co., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
price,
the
The
company
April
on
filed
24
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
the
SEC
covering 250.000 shares of capital stock to be offered at $1 per
ishare, the proceeds to be used to lease land and drill for oil and gas.
No underwriting involved.
-Y'
\
'!!//*'
..
due
A,
The
May
on
additional
received
3
authorization
SEC
shares of
304,500
its
$10
issue
to
stock
common
par
has
Sales
of
outstanding stock of record at the close of business
3,
1950, will be entitled to subscribe to the new shares at
$31.50 per share on the basis of one new share for each eight shares
The
Bights will expire
SEC
also
May
on
announced
sale
of
sale
the
debentures,
property
of
of
the
of
together
additions
and
construction.—V.
to
that
3
the
171,
stock
common
with
treasury
notes
repay
and
at
March—
Gross
Net ry.
Gross
Jan.
be
used
for
Company
Net
from
Net
ry,
J
consists
*
1949
"1948
1947
1,567,676
1,583,509
2,374,528
744,506
672,381
1,649,687
28.717,436
railway
32,179,432
33,900,661
33.088,511
*1,112.997
766,795
3,786,540
*1,844,197
1,006,073
of
6,254,414
*2,937,424
income...'
oper.
4,036,647
notified
3%
that
the
102%%
at
First
option
these
bonds
have
operation
Wisconsin
the
of
March
due
plus
of
Trust
Co.,
been
fund,
Payment will
be
11 Broad St., New York 5, N. Yi or Harris Trust
115 West Monroe St., Chicago, 111.—V. 170, p. 888.
made
tures.
sale
Bids
be
the issue
opened on
redemption of 3%%
Gross
froth
Net
from
Net
ry,
:/,■
.
.
June
on
debentures due
Proceeds
6..
1979.—V.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
171, p.
the
1571.
1947
$627,124
$678,431
18,186
$28,405
in
name
Ohio
•
In
several
110,012
143,228
*88,632
22,054
65,333
The
29,000:
for
the
pies,
cakes
authorized
shares of
1938
in
from
-
rank
on
and
kindred
1,835,924
Gross
to
as
the
''
payment
•
-
of
stock
*60.396
222,223
344,678
*278,531
*36,963
debentures
for
the
of
—V.
>"
principal
the
^
1967
to
as
In
the
Court
at
New
$1.32
Common
Norwalk
The
concern.
Judge
When
most
the
on
of
them
approval
its
Norwalk
May
of
Carroll
W.
listed
it
form
Aetna
C.
agreed
of
approved,
was
"It
is
statement
to
the
fullest
determine
with
to
intention
this
matter,
in
this
with
trans¬
end
that
W.
Wallace
the
assets
Delaney,
be
may
the
conserved
extent.
It is quite impossible at this early moment to
what might be the practical thing to do in connection
Tire & Rubber Co.; that is, whether it
may be
not."—V. 171, p. 1263. j
'
just
the
Norwalk
operated
or
.
Norwich Pharmacal Co.—Stock
C.
petition with the
and liabilities,
$3,534,056
connection
with
cooperate
the
to
Eaton,
shares
President,
of
ferred
the
May
on
stock, series A
($30
value)
par
have been
pur¬
at $32.50 per share through the exercise of sub¬
scription warrants under the company's offer to common
stockholders of 50,000 shares of the new preferred on a
May 2.
on
1948
42,472
32
14,203
1947
The subscription period expired at 3 p.m.
31,601
22,038
8,602
Y
$71,866
6,173
v
254,102
106,402
228,318
84,809
220,103
86,808
14,520
New
York,
offices
N.
for
proposals
mortgage
the
at
company,
St.,
Y.,
the
bonds.
29,681
20,593
Y 30,995
COMPARATIVE
-
■
of
will
Commonwealth
to
11:30
from
it
up
purchase
Services,
(EDT)
a.m.
of
$58,000,000
on
Inc.,
May
of
its
■
Ohio
of
$1.10
Edison
■
89,007
dividend
stock,
of 97V2C
—
to
Income
INCOME
15.
The
declared
were
preferred
into
shares
to
are
stock
the
in
April
tive
12
of
17,449,691
$1,347,896
$6,045^122
and
on
April
27
declared
the
4.40%
preferred
The
894
SEC
$1,347,909
$6,046,016
372,080
360,812
1,485,163
covering
All
of
Executive
ry.
to
$4,560,853
and 7.6%, respectively.
Alstyne Noel Corp. is named
selling price will be related to the
payable
3.90%
Oct.
shareholders
to
2
preferred
s
—k
in substitution
for
Fublic
Co.
declared
agreement
Co.
of
Service
in
by
respectively,
171,
accordance
The
of
merger
approved
April 27,
1.—V.
and due March
notes
In
or
on
part,
or
with
ry:
of
which
on
Net
oper.
Other
assets
real
102
at
before
for
or
15,
interest
Nell
on
38.750
said
on
March
located
estate
mately
Net
-
6,264,620
-
Net
income
; /(
assets
$3,017,525
for
period—.
of
"For
■■
7,733,103
•
■
9,020,948
2,436,711
3*276,636
>
1949
1948-
$819,872
*145,822
*566,170
*364,522
Y?"1-1''
1,632,013
*1,294,621
*1,873,867
*1,026,082
*533,891
*449,028
*1,632,402
*1,191,148
*1,065,341
1947
$778,851/
'
vY
*v
<
railway..__
income—
oper.
1,973,694
*94,619
*301,303
2,126,870
2,315,163
:'Y Y: ,Y-'! Y
171, p. 1571.
1,104,604
299,167
Burrus
T.
previously
as
formerly
was
';■/,;Y/..
;
,
reported)
who
Beavers
N.
Vice-President of
recently
was
becomes
Chairman
the
of
company.
;,;■/.
Co.£ Inc.—Note Placed Privately—This
a
is
corporation
the
of
one
leading
manufacturers
of
cotton
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
SEC
>
$100
share)
share).
$8,481,273
1,620.000
basis
3,240,000
) Y
restated
in
certain
the
to
The record
amendment.
&
Co.,
of
stock
common
new
date
for
subscription
and
common
and
purchase
a
by
l-for-15
by Lehman
unsubscribed
Y
-
Y
basis
to be
are
on
to
as
$5
Y 1
stockholders
subscription prices
headed
value
(par
•
-
Underwriters
will
shares
•
offered
'
a
the
supplied
Brothers
shares.
and Glore,
underwriting
The
are to be supplied by amendment.
Froceeds of the financing will be applied substantially to the reduc¬
of
outstanding bank loans, which amounted to $54,500,000 on
March
31, 1950.
In addition on March 31 there was $1,000,000 of
commercial
paper
outstanding.—V. 171, p. 1787.
tion
$4.69
12
<
be
terms
1,620,000
$2.62
to
as
333,077
•
.
stock-is
preferred.
$7,592,045
figures for the
and
per
l-for-6
by
on April 28 filed a registration
statement with the
130,610 shares of cumulative preferred stock (par value
company
covering
The
1,227,798
$9,023,093
$2,133,023
1949, have been
Mr,
Burns
succeed
to
burlap bags.
The
$8,137,500
$1.32
(not
Burrus
171, p. 1787.
and
260,694
$2,268,478
certain
B.
has placed privately with institutional in¬
$1,500,000 31/4% promissory note, due April 1,
1964, through Kidder, Peabody & Co., it was announced
on
May 2. :
$9,365,298 '
3,240,000
comparison
%
pp.
Y.v Y f
'
y : ':</;• >;
• ■ Y'
195,319,992 227,926,940 229,594,814 211,610,443
23,449,414
26,970.811
33,425,861
25,071,074
'
Perry Kent Bag
3,735,000
72,864
$0.74.
of
purpose
any
portion
said.—V.: 171,
corporation
*.-•
share—
per
The
for
A
*365,733
President
Folgan
.
funds.
$657,912
vestors
com.
stock—
com,
general
*408,053
*601,952
Board.
—V.
21,703,955
$2,696,269 $10,847,187
427,791
1,824,094
499,127
$2,382,944
of
earmarked
reinvested, he
"Y.;'YYYY1950
;
from
The
3,700,000
.
$2,623,404 $10,548,020
—$2,518,399
avail,
the
$612,429
George
per
Interest deductions (net)
been
not
into
been
:,Y;;: >.'Y-YyyYYY:
from, railway
elected
-
23,411,592
985,000
65,433
had
sale
gone
c-/
.
5,502,787-
$2,952,092
__
.
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—Correction—
1950—12 Mos,—*1949
;
.
1,135,000
—_
income
the
at
.
•-
income
"Deficit.—V.
$9,111,191 $37,659,612 $34,543,559
Fed.
revenue.
income
Gross
in
months*
instances.
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Debentures Sold—The stock¬
;
their
with
Ohio
record
Public
respective
which
with
con¬
Service
Co.
Covert
in
1955;
each
24,
and
Middleport,
which
square
are
amounted
of
to
withdrawn.
become
its
time
effec¬
March
15,
1952;
and thereafter,
at
101
until
whole
thereafter
maturity,
at
The
company
Covert
Ohio,
and
four
floor
purchased
Baking
Co.
from
<Ohio)
100;
Arthur
certain
including various parcels of
buildings containing approxi¬
The purchase price paid
space.
$175,000.
As
payment
of
said
Balaban
acquiring
prices and
such
been
p.
acquired.
stated
shares
that
of
its
Accordingly
will
con¬
$73,772,100 of the debentures by May 3 when war¬
expired.
The unsubscribed amount,
$1,872,800 of the debentures, have been sold by a group
the
from
time
of underwriters led
the
corporation
stock
common
in such amounts as the
board
bid
up
rants for the issue
has
of directors
The
" YY
1571.
debentures
share
through
May 1,
Penick
&
Ford, Ltd., Inc.—Earnings—
^
3 Months Ended March 31—
1950
profit and income from operations—_—
Selling, advertising, gen'l & admin, expenses—
The
<
1,498,294
—V.
$2,359,871
r
.
funds,
171,
p.
1,
by First Boston Corp.
1955
payment
and
profit
Total
income
Net
—V.
of
tax
—
shares
per
income
outstanding
:
132,125
371,610
$549,473
Federal
a
at
$70
share
per
until
the proceeds of the sale, together with
bank loans totaling about $78,600,000.
■.
Period End. Mar. 31—
'
''V"-;
Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$8,318,276 $10,980,384
revenues-
$3,245,327
$3,645,079
expenses.
2.589.734
2,912,601
7,265,169
8,871,891
"Railway, tax accruals-
$947,643
120,017
336,776
—
income
5,489
$1,006,271
Depieciation
Provision for
$942,154
9,239
(net).
Yj-v ;;
r
stock
$75
1,417,717
$997,032
__
income
at
of
1787.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
Operating
common
thereafter
"
••
to
into
convertible
-YYv
will apply
,
company
other
1949
$2,495,326
I960.
are
May
522,472
544,339
1,286,273
1,692,110
Railway oper;
Railway oper."
$443,908
738,000
share
$0.74
738,000$0.60
•
Equip. and joint facility
rents
Net
Other
—
Cr538,746 Crl.695,695 Crl,815,144
Cr555,191
income-i.
$688,312'
$726,885
$1,462,529
5,828.
railway oper.1 inc.
13,047
28,881
52,081
$739,932
$1,491,410
$2,283,608
201,169
$2,231,527
171, P. 1360.
and
case.
1950,
of
had
Gross
Earned
a
Mr.
policy
at
Miscellaneous
as
shares
of
direct.—V. 171,
may
Number
situated
feet
number
on
of
before
in
such
been
tinue
shareholders
will
merger
2%%
Barney Balaban, President, on May l announced that pursuant to
bid placed by the corporation on the New York Stock
Exchange
April 13, 1950 to acquire 500,000 shares of its common stock,
to
3.90%
provision
a
subscribed to over 97% of the $75,644,900 of
debentures recently offered by the company, ac¬
cording to K. S. Adams, President. The stockholders took
Corp.—Acquires y500,000 Shares-r-
oh
of
accordance
Columbus, Ohio, is trustee.
to redemption on 15 days' notice
March
Paramount Pictures
dividends
the shares
1786.
p.
Bank
subject
are
accrued
Covert,
Gross
Co.—Earnings—
1950—3 Mos.—*1949
taxes*.—..*
income
reinvested
...
,
selling commission.—V. 171, p. 1786.
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
be
Gas
Texas
railway
ry.
the principal underwriter. 'The
current market, and the under¬
$10,351,712
before
the
,
From Jan, 1—
as
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
exps.
•'
; -
railway——_
oper. income—_
Net. ry.
This offering does not represent new
financing.—V. 171, p. 1360.
Oper.
*
questioned
1571.
from
Net
:
$110 per share.
revenues
Gas
from
the
Gross
in
V
railway..—
oper.
-
Net
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Offered—
Blyth & Co., Inc., on May 4 publicly offered, subject to
prior sale, 10,000 shares of common stock (par $100) at
Period End. Mar. 31—
invested
railway——
171, p.
Gross
the
15, 1956.
National
PURPOSE—On
W.
12%
a
' ;
meeting,
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
25.3%
writers will receive
Y
7
.
annual
$4,154,218
is
Van
•
«
frOln
from
on
Vice-President,
v
Inc.—Payment of Preferred
.
From Jan. 1—
'
selling 20,000 of his holdings of 44,760
shares.
Their present holdings constitute 43.6 % and
13.8%, respec¬
tively, of the outstanding shares. The sales will reduce their holdings
of $1.10
declared on the 3.90% preferred
shareholders of
record
June
15,
and
a
was
—
The
the
by two
selling 60,000
27%%
.
: 1947
s
Y r
, 1950 v ■'
1949 \.'-i' ■ 1948 ' f
railway
_'$72,808,838 $74,530,917 $77,883,945 $74,739,952
railway—!.
11,752,580
11,896,167
8,441,091
11,578,470
oper.
inccme___,
5,103,67
3,928,510
272,616
4,806,267
Net
1,308,747
$987,097
•
Co.___
&
of
....
from
Net
$5,462,965
.
,
rights
from
24J.
,
April 28 filed a registration statement with the
80,000 shares of common stock, $1 par.
shares are now outstanding and are being offered for
selling stockholders: Adolphe A. Juviler,- President,
is
of his holdings of 143,000 shares; and Percy L. Schoenen,
sale
quarterly
a
Valley Baking Co.—Notes Offered
The Ohio
Company in April publicly offered $75,000 of six-year
5V2% subordinated notes, series A, dated March 15, 1950
Ohio
Walker
,
namo
of
■
recent
had
already
.<
Net
•
.
$1,170,519
-
a-j,
...
corporation
End
15, and a quarterly dividend
shareholders of record Sept. 15.
Ohio
The
H.
G.
exercise
employees:
<
the
but
has
363.
Gross
$5,462,724
13
"y'YYY,;.YYY ',-Y
June
Ohio
were
Edison
May
on
by
the
holders
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
18,484,176
-$1,542,599
—
at
Texas
purpose
funds
March—
4,482,192
.
the
from
these
and
Olympic Radio & Television, Inc.—Registers With SEC
payable
be issued
The
of
dividends
Ohio
and
the
to
tv.:;7
'
originally
sum
particular
of
1950—12 Mos.—1949
'
749
1786./
171, p.
Earnings
Sept.l.4
tained
certain officers
to
stockholders,
the
—V.
16
the agreement of merger which will become effective
May 1, 1950.
The directors also declared a dividend of 50c per share on common
stock, payable June 30 to shareholders of record June 1, and a divi¬
dend of 50c per share payable Sept. 30 to shareholders of record
These
for
severally
opposite
offered
W.* Kirkpatrick, Vice-President and Secretary, stated in answer
question by. John G. Rhoads of Wilmington, Del., that funds
a
ACCOUNT
$1,541,850
deductions.....
20
stock,
share
July i
to
dividend of 97V2C
quarterly
offer
pi 1571.
received
4,638,306
.
—
period ended March. 31,
—V. 171, p. 1463. v-
Co.
on
to
per
payable
Sept.
below
be
subscribed
be
Stanley & Co.— 45%
& Hicks—!__ 27Va
The
that
$6,180,156 >$5,830,088 $24,529,298 $22,912,415 '
.
'revenues._
oper.
income
Gross, income
.
share
per
share, payable Oct. 2
A
under the
Net
Net
Other
first
•; >;.■
July l to holders of record
per
forth
to
have
below
holders
The. directors
of
neither
100,000 sha.:
305,630 shs..
400,000 shs.
set
shares
v
80,000 shs. *
named
management's discretion.
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Operating
revenues....
Oper. expg; & taxes...:.
Shares
Declares Four Dividends—
dividend
shall
as
the
990,000
,.
management regarding payment of arrearages on preferred dividends.
One stockholder suggested Ythat all profits from the sale of Texas Gaa
Transmission Corp. stock
be used to pay the preferred arrears, but
1360.V'"^"^Viir^
stock
Ohio Edison Co.—Bids for Bonds Invited—
receive
stock
percentage
of
Pennsylvania Industries,
;
235,293
income...
171, p.
Earns,
Pine
stock.:.
underwriters
-■
1,500,000
$1,500,000
400,000 shs.
$25).
(par
Arrearages Sought—
An underwriting group headed by Hornblow-
publicly offering 5,425 unsubscribed shares
of 4.50% preferred stock at $33.75 per share
plus accrued
dividends.
See offering in V. 171, p. 1670,
The
'■
V
$81,362
Y
.>
railway..."!
railway...... ; v
oper.
.
& Weeks is
er
stock
the
Outstanding.
$3,126,000
a!--
notes due Sept. 28,'50)
underwriter,
—V. 171,
Subscriptions—Melvin
chased
l-for-16 basis.
,
.
„
due
bonds, 3'/e% series, due
1, 1967)—
to purchase
each
por
of
The
company
at
its office at Room
1540,
15 Broad St.,
New
York, N. Y., will up to noon (EDT) on May 35 receive proposals for
the purchase from
it of $17,500,000 of first
mortgage bonds due
May i, 1980.
"y^y'V V
3
announced that 43,210
cumulative convertible pre¬
4.50%
new
series
cumulative .preferred stock....
stoCk (no par Value).
Y
common
Earnings—
1949
18,418
' Ti:
..
y.Y
my
in
of
of
.
trustee
reorganization
a
assets
of
Weismann,
the following
Corp., made
action.:;,,
territory.
,
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Bids for Bonds—
corporation's bid
Hincks
the
force
3 '/s %
preferred
'March—
unsecured claims, of $2,228,898.
Pending
company will continue to operate with
250, a spokesman for. the company said.
Chairman of the Board of Aetna Industrial
purchase
working
filed
company
1949,
In the
the
current
Walter
20,
$5,»
year.
rapid growth in the demand
a
company's
1975
1,
UNDERWRITERS—The
T.
Haven,
$2,550,000.
Court
the
$1.00. cumulative preferred
Morgan
$95,403
income
NCjt income
District
which
by
Dec.
Cumulative
payment
event
(due
Bank loans (2%
•'
company
•
$72,131
from
ry.
1350.
the
concern,
estimated to cost approximately
budget for the present
company's
necessary
Authorized
First mortgage
Mid¬
'•'■"/v*'.",K
1
of
and
132,119
Conn., on April 27
approved the sale of this company to the Aetna Industrial Corp., of
New York, subject to confirmation by creditors and holders of stock
and
in
bonds,
mortgage
1975 v< due Dec.
tpar
V
1950
•
railway...!...
from
Net
1,620,416
*20,265
States
the
"
*
First
goods
products.'
Chillicothe
parity with the series A notes
a
railway
oper.
Net
—V.
United
in
made
was
telephone service
,V '
1949.
baked
of
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co.—Sold—
The
construction
ago,
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$45,188 *
•
as'Holsum
title
sale
in
capital
common-stock
;
>
and
bakeries
operates
12,
present
production
pastries,
and
*•
from
ry.
'
1,701.528
271,123
p.
.
,
an
scheduled
is
expansion
Gross
—</:,'YY:
2,026,306
income
171,
years
700,000
.
be
used
by the company for general corporate
betterment and expansion of plant and facilities.
improvement and expansion program undertaken,
including
furtherance of
74,188'
'
>
■
,
PROCEEDS—Will
purposes,
"
$959,287
V
,
46,591
April
on
changed to
was
in
$592,566
*7,712
54,965
railway..
"Deficit.—V.
1948
161,130
railway
oper.
14,393
Period End. Mar. 31—
1949
$787,972
railway
>
income—.-
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1950
.
railway....
&
31
1946
$1,306,100
;
,
•>''
From Jan. 1—
;
<
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
March—
DEC.
1947
$27,911
>
5,250
March—
Net
& Savings
was
will
for
are
•'
at
expected to file last Friday a registration state¬
the proposed sale of $60,000,000 of thirty-four-year deben¬
for
ment
the
owns
notes
Net
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—To File Registration
Statement—
/
K;
\ The company
now
of
B
Gross
1,
Chase
New York,
Bank,
June
on
trustee, Milwaukee, Wis., or at the
National Bank of the City of
The
at
l, 1979 are being
drawn by lot for
sinking
the
interest.
accrued
holders,
offering is being
by Morgan Stanley & Co. and Coggeshall
Hicks, together With G. H. Walker & Co.
underwritten
Coggeshall
bonds
of
through
YEARS ENDED
^31,990
.
Oklahoma City -Ada-Atoka Ry.
mortgage
$100,000
redemption,
next,
first
and
liquidation.
Northern States Power Co. (Wis.)—Partial Redemptionof
taxes..
-interest ^ and
"Deficit.—-V. 171, p. 1360.
Holders
41A%"
$1), all of which are*
issued and outstanding.
The outstanding funded debt of the company
now
consists Of
(a r $119,000 of 12-year '4Va% first mortgage sinking
fund bonds due Jan.
1, 1958;
ib) $75,000 of six-year 5l/2% subor¬
dinated
notes, series A, due March 15, 1956, and (c)
$100,000 of.
10-year 41A% subordinated notes, series B, due March 15, 1960. The
sfeties
railway
19411
42,304
CAPITALIZATION—The
1—
from
Co.
dleport, Ohio.
426,400
-
FOR
;
•
Company is engaged
including bread,
rolls,
financing
temporary
as
934.004
•
Certain officers and employees of the
company may sub**
scribe pro rata at the subscription price to common stock
not taken by the stockholders.
The
notes,
va) are the notes which
sellers of the assets and are
$1,485,629
COMPANY—Incorporated
$11,266,344 $12,482,497 $11,786,010 $11,500,698
:
income.
oper.
From
*
railway
railway.-.
assets,
ten-year
84,151
.
..
/
proposed
-
1950*..
from
from
its
$52,161
income
Baking
the
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Net
said
of
subordinated
under
the
INCOME
OF
Net income
filed
competitive
of
will
funds,
issued
has
company
1670.
p.
above
from
Federal
income
on
Federal
sellers
$1,583,763
before
taxes
;
the
5'A ']o
22.
May
authorization to
on
an
application
for
issue
and
sell
bidding $40,000,000 of serial debentures due 1953-1970.
^Proceeds
(net)
Income
Holders
,
to
1949
May
to
six-year
,
STATEMENT
its
stockholders,
they held.
referred
purchased
and
to
delivered
its
being offered.
CONDENSED
company
an
of
notes
A
Co.
now
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Offering Approved—
The
sell
and
15! 1956 and (b) $100,000 of
notes, series B, due March 15, 1960.
series
Ohio
the notes
i
March
subordinated
The
issued
$75,000
company
following:-"(a
series
purchase
Total
Peninsular Telephone Co.—Offering to Stockholders
Underwritten—The company is offering to holders of its
common stock rights to subscribe at $40 per share for
50,938 shared of additional common stock (no par) at the
rate of one share for each five shares held
1950.
The
subscription warrants expire
on
of
May 2,
May 16, 1950.
as
Misc.
fixed
Net
*Incl.
—V.
income
!,
-
inc..
charges
InCome
Federal inc.
171, p. 1360.
$694,140
'
taxes
302,020
573,663
3,429
26,882
9,821
$529,840'
deduct, from
Total
$535,334
$1,162,508
$1,700,124
325,119 ;
328,077
714,488
1,041,187
155,940
8,360*
5
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1890)
..
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
(
Pittsburg: &
March—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1950
1949
$246,551
railway—
1947
$202,586
$191,315
>
114,226
income
29,130
68,386
79,576
100,045
^
29,304
41,392
66,517
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
464,185
income
oper.
—V. 171, p.
492,414
670,799
566,537
146,477
railway
railway
109,919
225,184
219,529
133,982
1433.
:
v.
.
,
/
PROGRAM—The
company's
construction
current
an£
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
&
March-
.
Net
from
1949
1948
$688,526
$688,994
$538,007
136,245
230,905
235,491
153,265
109,163
162,044
159,700
114,128
1,707,028
2,171,520
1,946,606
1,504,437
railway—
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
171,
333,129
636,721
616,686
376,471
266,509
income,—
oper.
435,541
434,052
by
company,
the
business
on
approval
the
Securities
by
sinking
27/a %
9,
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
of
authorities,
effective
and the making of
stock of record at the
1933,
common
later date
such
or
1950,
believes
that no
$750,000
of
its
1979.
due
Payment
redemption date,
June
on
1,
1950
the
June 1, 1950, at the Fidelity Union
trustee, Newark, N. J., or at J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated,
St., New York, N. Y.—V. 171, p. 1671.
on
Wall
23
which
on
such
offer
close
current
and
'Total
of
Co.
of
•Including provision
a
April
on
record
of
on
This dividend
28.
15.
May
The
payable June 1 to shareholders
is
previous
quarterly
rate
40
was
cents
certificates delivered after the record date as finally fixed by the com¬
pany must be accompanied by due-bills.—V. 171, p. 1787.
,0 Months Ended March 31—
net
tEarnings per
-
profit
share
on
stock
common
$5.08
this issue
Curb
removed
was
Exchange
May
on
unlisted
from
trading
Of March 31,
„
,
,
The full redemption price is payable at any time at the office of
& Webster Service Corp., Boston, Mass., or The National Bank
Commerce of Seattle, Seattle, Wash^—V, 171, p. 1671.
office
crued
interest. The bonds
1,
1960,
the
Merchandise
the
to
writing group at competitive sale May 2
under¬
171,
its
Merchandise
Chicago
170,
bid of
a
Other bids submitted
for
2%%
a
interest rate
these
on
bonds were
follows: First Boston Corp.,
as
Bros.,
100.339; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and Lehman
Morgan Stanley As Co., and Drexel & Co.
(Jointly),
Union Securities Corp., and White, Weld & Co.
(Jointly),
101.24;
101.17;
and
101.14.
i
Under terms of. the
outstanding,
each
the
April
offering,
Chicago
sales
106.
p.
will
company
25
commencing in
$260,000 principal amount of the new bonds
following May 1 at the special redemption price then in effect.
The
bonds
new
will
be
subject to
redemption
prior
104.75%
to
regular
of
mortgage bonds,
3V*r/(>
series
due
1966,
Operating
Other
at 103%
and
GIVING
about
or
refunding
accrued
EFFECT TO PRESENT
prior lien bonds due
prior lien bonds due
1953
1954
♦
5%
prior
1955
First
3
lien
and
3*/®%
bonds
refunding
series
lA%
due
due
1968
for
for
due
171,
due
§50,000,000
15,000,000
15,000,000
75,000,000
26,000,000
J127/®%
series
due
series
due
5%
due
series
2037
due
2037
Amort, of
1963
50,000,000
3998
1962
Unclassified
$1.40
mortgage
first
(no
stock
•Closed
for
of
series
(no
the
com.
par)
reserved
of
bonds
tUnlimited
company.
former
or
at
Dec.
common
by
the
**6,056,458 shs.
**5,510,133 shs.
first
Stuart
&
except
as
tlncludes
31,
parent.
1949,
tt6,662,103.1 shares
for
conversion
underwriters
Co.
lncv
Adams
named
Peck
.....
J. Barth & Co
Bear, Stearns & Co.___
J.
C. Bradford & Co...
Burr
& Co., Inc
Byrd Brothers
Lee W.
Central
of
K W. Clark & Co
250.000
Bodine___
Equitable Securities
Corp
;_
& Co...
Hill & Co.—
taxes
income
$18,945,231
$9,804,083
$9,631,498
7,709,000
3,872,000
3,867,000
$5,932,083
$5,764,498
taxes
__
788,201
common
788,200
788.200
stock_______ $10,448,030
$5,143,883
$4,976,298
$0,371
$0,358
share—
common
$214,932
in
foreign
1950
$0,753
.
and
$200,000
in
tBased
on
subsidiaries.
1672. '
'
1949
dividends
13,881,016
the
1950
1949
$6,603,156
$7,212,013
5,967,315
5,333,300
54,600
;
30,000
722,000
$1,097,052
$1.60
$5.66-
193,676 shares outstanding at March 31, 1950.—
RR.—Earnings—
1950
1948
194?
$603,194
*43,256
122,045
$479,91?
*31,785
*22,957
*93,112
66,312
*88,852
1,283,646
*23,717
1,342,362
1,482,052
*168,609
64,827
1,376,9«5
*152,022
*166,818
*318,289
*87,273
*326,178
$483,308
-
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
'
22,098
-
•
railway
railway
from
1949
$456,468
railway
from
ry.
5,061
190,000
171, p. 1464.
>
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
March-
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
1949'"
1950
from
Net
$1,252,343
232,222
1947
$1,995,222
226,692
670,060
income
oper.
1948"
$1,264,312
$1,881,681
731,498
Gross
109,080
141,001
364,670
322,065
4,085,714
4,261,247
5,989,415
4,891,511
908,673
846,633
2,198,834
1,683,920
381,499
from
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper, income
—V.
355,321
1,141,658
786,179
171, p. 1395.
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.
IQSH
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
$9,617,168
Gross
from
ry.
1949
1948
1947
>
$9,299,759 $10,921,436
1,517,657
2,635,625
1,246,556
1P4R
194?
.
$8,660,246
1,662,433
1,890,535
1,303,331
1,705,544
v> 875,144
789,854
896,553
25,633,107
25,928,354
26,615,507
24,504,922
_
5,064,467
4,214,784
4,029,586
4,800,861
income
2,513,311
1,969,912
1,777,850
2,222,004
2,418,0601
railway
railway
oper.
171,
1572.
p.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry.
Gross
Net
-Earnings— ,/
1950
from
1948
194?
$369,491
$383,940
$348,427
64,899
106.271
93,891
105,886
26,688
43,987
35,829
41,015
908,582
1,065,151
1,066,417
976,664
187,053
267,462
225,053
8,284
railway^
ry, oper. income
1949
$306,716
railway
from
90,833
64,219
261,816
96,859
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway—
income___
oper.
171, p. 1395.
St. Louis Southwestern
oper.
Ry.
2,221,915
1Q4Q
$9,306,459
income
oper.
from
Net
—V.
Ry.
■I
$9,731,834
-Earnings—
$9,067,015
from
shares.—
T/
1950
railway
Incorporated
150,000
The
&
Wm.
150,000
II
Co
of
E.
Pollock
Federal
1,196,072
29,307,407
30,732,461
5,834,380
2,420,957
28*248,410
6,734,052
3,323,932
106,182
county
Other
1,209,960
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$5,751,051
3,283,587
114,864
334,903
127,716
410,454
123,714
362,790
359,426
723,700
1,175,408
1,568,325
$3,422,876
expenses
and
Federal
■
taxes
income
$13,819,816 $15,654,546
9,058,625
9,954,061
city
taxes
2,620.502
671,283
Ry.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
$5,072,796
revenues
cper.
State,
$9,928,645
&
F.
Rothschild
Co.
William R. Staats Co
Walter Stokes & Co.__
offered at
No
taxes__
349,858
ning
&
250,000
Wheelock
400,000
Co.
Weeden & Co., Inc._.
150.000
Kean, Taylor & Co
&
at
Since
the
the
letter of notification
a
A
cumulative
and
proceeds
stock
rate
same
be
for working capital.
are
it
did
during the first quarter of the year.
consuming industries, such as automotive, elec¬
construction, are at or near record peaks we can expect
of
high
our
levels
of
operation
during
the
second
cash
tion
to
on
May
3
be
redeemed
tion
stockholders
—V.
170,
Harold E. Wood & Co._
150,000
Gross
84,113
inc—
$1,176,917
$1,494,615
$2,980,605
$3,506,989
ry.
oper.
oper.
229,604
246,813
737,513
$947,313
$1,247,802
$2,243,092
;
inc
income-
781,824k
$2,725,165
24,840
24,341
84,133
71,152
$972,153
income
Deducts,
from
$1,272,143
$2,327,225
$2,796,317
inc.
142,684
155,424
437,884
462,689
$829,469
gross
—V.
income
$1,116,719
$1,889,341
$2,333,628
171, p. 1788.
Sacramento Northern Ry.—-Earnings—
March—
Gross
they
planned
to
would
be
determined
the
on
opportunity
or
before
of
May
by
lot.
drawing shares by lot for redemp¬
thereon
tending
24
at
it
will
their
$107.50
offer
Net
ry.
plus
its
March-
from
ry.
&
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
—V.
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
171,
$2,224,096
685,011
476,379
254,653
179,871
income
p.
income
1464.
V
\Z y *:
•.
*45,891
*37,490
436,344
390,455
49.072
*138,141
*77,255
*100,943
*210,929
*162,728
*171,623
171, p. 1186.
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Domestic Sales Lower—
1950—4 Wks.—1949
$
voluntary
Canadian
Domestic
sales
82,854,939
sales____
7,937,534 '
$
1950—16 Wks
$
-1949
$
86,561,321 326,111,474 347,595,83;
7,245,691
stores in
operation at end of period
stores in operation at end of
period
29,990,679
27,476,56;
1,986
2,07j
136
137
171, p. 1672.
RR.—Earnings
$2,041,896
railway
*42,894
439,121
*20,001
income
Period End. April 22—
dividends.
1948
..
railway
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
accrued
Potomac
*11,609
*19,892
railway
oper.
Domestic
1949
1950
from
from
Canadian
Richmond, Fredericksburg
1947
$139,514-
*18,774
From Jan. 1—
preferred
1401.
p.
1948
$159,776
*17,538
471,255
income
oper.
1949
$166,477
5,002
railway
railway.
from
for
shares
1950
$149,727
from
Net
—V.
ry.
100,000
92,515
r,
ry.
Net
company stated that before
and issuing compulsory calls
Cummins,
j._U—-
from
Net
announced
retire, from
on
hand, 25,261 shares of the 5'/*% cumulative preferred stock
June 30.
There are now 85,261 shares
outstanding. The redemp¬
price will be $107.50 plus accrued dividends.
Shares of stock
Net
600,000
Net
Gross
•
directors
from
200,000
$1,464,840
29,775
$2,888,090
34,060
oper.
Non-operating
to
Partial Redemption—
The
Net
600,000
ry.
$1,142,857
income
oper.
With the SEC
preferred
important
continuation
quarter."
200,000
300,000
Co.___"''
Total
Net
Gross
150,000
ry.
underwriting involved.
retirement
1,200,000
income
oper.
income
($100 per share). The
par
Ry.
Other
Deducts,
The
150,000
Watling, .Lerchen
3,067,770
,
The company on April 28 filed
350 shares of 5% class
400.000
Thomas & Co
Inc.
i,2oo!6o6
&
Inc.
Smithers & Co
400,000 **' G. H. Walker &
4,935,535
'2,084,197
300,000
600,000
Fairman
2,221,034
covering
next
Co.,
&
p. 1572,
'
4,080,502
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
-
F.
S.
2§0,000
1,200,000
Co.___
25,115,251
income
Realty Mortgage & Investment Co., Albuquerque, N. M.
a
400,000
Robinson
railway____
railway—,i__
oper.
j-^71,
tric,
100,000
Sills,
them
&
Inc.
L.
to
100,000
Patterson, Copeland
Kendall, Inc
Phelps, Fenn & Co
1,200,000
from
from
ry.
400,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
Homer O'Connell & Co.
ft. H. Johnson & Co
_
139,117
severally
&
Co._
Otis
1,200,000
Haupt & Co
346,800
$11,236,231
Federal
dividend
from
Net
100,000
Milwaukee
Harris,
(Inc.)
375,000
200,861
Revere Copper & Brass Inc.—Improvement Over 1949
Pierce,
300.000
Gregory & Son, Inc.—
Harris, Hall & Co.
375,000
C. Donald Dallas, Chairman of the
Board, on May 2 reported:
"Revere's business in the first
quarter of 1950 was a little better
than it was for the same quarter in 1949.
Current business is run¬
Beane____ $1,200,000
100,000
1 200 000
■____
operations of
From Jan. 1—
common
aggregate 01
100,000
Anderson
1948
dividend
aggregate
Co.
The
Green, Ellis &
Ira
sell
an
R7C. Miller-
Humphrey
Co
Hayden, stone
&
have
to
800.000
250.000
Clayton Securities Corp.
DeHaven & Townsend,
&
250,000
1,200,000
Co.
1
&
of
$1.40
below
Lynch,
Fenner
E. W. &
200,000
Republic
Crouter
250,000
400,000
Carroll & Co-
(Inc.)
Este
Merrill
$6,900,000
&
income
from
Gross
and
refunding
provided in said
agreed to purchase,
and the company has agreed
severally, in the respective amounts set forth below
$26,000,000 principal amount of new bonds:
'
Halsey,
for
p.
Net
stock.
UNDERWRITERS—The
ry.
Gross
325,758
railway
Net ry. oper. income
$5,000,000 principal amount
and
held
by the company.
§Includes
principal amount authenticated
by the trustee and held
the company.
IIThe indenture provides for
sinking fund payments,
commencing in May, 1950, to retire $750,000
principal amount annu¬
ally*
**Outstanding or Issuable in exchange for scrip or for securities
predecessor
to
.
—
March—
-iV
$127,369,550 $92,327,827 $88,053,297
105,627,536
80,500,532
76,738,712
2,096,025
1,447,351
1,197,170
March—
Nec
by
a
171,
Gross
$11,596,000
preference
elected
$310,841
the
Per. End. Mar. 31—
**58 shs.
20,000,000 shs.
issuance
and
stock
'
1949
.
Reading Co.—Earnings—
250,000 shs.
6,056.458 shs.
refunding mortgage,
authenticated by
the trustee
of
theatre
___________
March—
stock
part.
further
all
of
—;
share.
on
From Jan, 1—
Net
before
'Including
249,942 shs.
preference
(cumulative)
TTCommon
to
as
1950
:
___
tEarnings per
250,000 shs.
—
dividend
charge
.
railway.,
oper. income
Net
58 shs.
series
been
From Jan. 1—
series
4.08%
:
(& Domestic Subs.)—Earns.—
——_—
Balance for
372 000
in
expense
from
Net
**18,195 600
due
18,195,600
372,000
.7%
$0.50
'.C.-'K
operations
$126,986,873 $92,014,705 $87,895,060
incl. interest & div.
382,677
313,122
158,237
Net income
49,000,000
due
also
$467,337
$0.54
patents and patent rights
Interest
7,537^800
7,742,900
due
bonds
»
25,000
359,000
$500,568
Total income
15,000,000
bonds
Cum. pfd. stock ($100 par);
389,674
26,000
342,000
tax.
75,000,000
debenture
(5%)__
tax
share.
wholly-owned
debenture
debt
$1,241,012
369,327
_«
income
Cost and expenses
V.
6%
long-term
$1,202,675
\
38,337
$1,188,948
:
$1,237,895
income
Federal
'Other income,
15,000,000
3%
Misc.
1,156,364
___■
Quarter Ended March 31—
7 462 900
1980
series
8,744,184
1,297,751
Gross income from
26,000,000
1979
23/4%
' 8%
$11,103,223
8,523,652
—
Radio Corp. of America
10,000,000
_
1972—_
sales)— $11,010,351
depl.)
expenses
&
general
1464.
p.
Preferred
50,000,000
1970—
series
deprec.
..
_
State
Net profit
Earnings per
t-V.
*! 157,000
9,040,500
;
series
3%
of
48,947
income
Provision
1,652,000
ft'
*$55,000,000
3%
,
income
Provision
,t
1965.,
due
series
bonds:
inter-company
and
Depreciation and depletion
$9,298,000
•
L-
mortgage
has
From Jan. 1—
Outstanding
»
5%
than
1949
interest.
FINANCING
Authorized
5%
1950
income
Total
Balance
CAPITALIZATION
of
(exclusive
administrative
Depreciation
be
applied
toward
the redemption on
$26,000,000 principal amount of first and
the
the
maturity at
100%.
Special
-PROCEEDS—Will
14
on
less
2066.
p.
from
Gross
to
redemption prices ranging from
redemption prices range from 101.75% to 100%.
July
(exclusive
sales
of
Selling,
so
sufficient to retire
be
taxes
per
Rutland
Gross
t
long as any of the new bonds are
be obligated to pay to the trustee, on
1951, for a sinking fund, an amount
will
March—
general
Plaza,
Quaker State Oil Refining: Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Provision
on
101.27%.
board,
the
earnings
Net
Mart
moved
company
Mart,
Quarter Ended March 31—
on
awarded
were
of
4—
debt
•Calculated
Net
Cost
May 3 pub¬
licly offered $26,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage
bonds, 2%% series due May 1, 1980, at 101%% and ac¬
Chairman
ana
income
Net
,
Net
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
9.89%
were
2214.
105,000
and
Net
May
The
to
54, 111.—V.
as
1950.—V. 171, p. 1787.
p.
President, to fill the vacancy created by the resignation
Kingsberg.
Sol A. Schwartz has been elected Executive
other income
•Earnings
,
$3.48
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.-r-Bonds Offered—
1950
169,
Depreciation
V.
v
Stone
of
Effective
periods
1949.—V.
Cost of goods sold
the New
on
2.
income
outstanding
1,223,051
other- taxes.
of
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
the outstanding $5 prior preference shares have been
redemption May 31, 1950, at $110 per share plus accrued
*
After provision has been made for United States and
foreign
taxes of $29,100,000 in the 1950 period.
tCalculated for both
on the
basis of the 9.615.000 shares of common stock
and
quarter
all
for
York
1949
$49,004,168 $33,581,613
of
Sales and
Interest
Quaker Oats Co.—General Office Moved—
1950
-
;
.
first
quarter of
Depinet,
Vice-President
Puget Sound Power & Light Co<—Calls Stock—
Since
called
Procter & Gamble Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
'Consolidated
for Federal
the
1,367,434.
827,077
company and subsidiaries.—V. 168, p. 2691.
Gross
•
first
6,013,521
2,274,438
.
per
$1.60 on an annual basis.—V. 171, p. 1752.
or
dividends,
Exchange directs, subject to the offering being made, that the
common stock be not quoted ex-rights until further notice and that all
E.
Malcolm
Federal
for common
The
during
the
the office
Indiana, Inc.—Div. Increased—
quarterly dividend of 45 cents per share on the com¬
(equivalent to an annual rate of $1.80) wa$ authorized by
stock
share,
registration be¬
shortly, before the offering is made.
5,444,063
securities
liabilities
current
for
69,000
$92,286
assets
government
Shipments
those
90,000
7 $108,420
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—EarningsService
of
for each
$161,286
RKO Theatres, Inc.—New Presidentthrough the
first and refunding mortgage bonds,
will be made at 101.23, plus accrued
redemption
for
1949
$198,420
_
this construction program.
to complete
Trust Co.,
directors
regis¬
an
effective, shall have the right to subscribe, on or before May 25,
stock, of $10 par value, to the extent of one share
five shares held.
The subscription price is to be determined
comes
called
of
fund
series
mon
regulatory
Act
holders of
May
company
:
profit
Ned
Public
upon
under
The
1951.
1950
taxes
for Fed. income and State franchise taxes
Cash
280,905
Potomac Electric Power
Contingent
during
necessary
has
Payment of
tration
expended
the
the major portion of
income
Total
Redemption—
Company
1360.
p.
be
will be
Partial
interest,
railway
before
Net
1947
$636,737
railway—_
Net ry. oper. income—
Gross
will
financing
1950
from
Gross
balance
Ry.—Earnings—
Profit
Prov.
■
CONSTRUCTION
Inc.—Earnings Show Improvement—
Quarter Ended March 31—
refunding
program, as of the 1949 year-end, anticipates the expenditure of $58,908.000.
Of this total,
the company estimates that $42,000,000 has
been or will be expended during
1S50
:
Rilter Co.,
securities
new
and
174,928
126,358
106,048
FINANCING—During 1949 the company sold $100,000,000
consisting of $75,000,000 principal amount of first
mortgage bonds, 27/®% series due 1979, and $25,000,000
par value of 4.08%
cumulative preferred stock.
During this period,
the company retired, or provided for the payment of, $73,382,000 prin¬
cipal amount of obligation consisting of $34,382,800 principal amount
of prior lien bonds, $18,000,000
of 1%% bank loans, $20,000,000 of
2V«% bank loans, and $1,000,000 principal amount of 3%
debenture
bonds due 1963, the last having been retired through operation of the
sinking fund.
' 7
of
1948
$150,903
railway
oper.
RECENT
Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
\
$2,383,799
587,348
214,254
1947
$2,324,819
855,984
389,611
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf
March—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
- '*
RR.—Earnings—
1950
oper.
1947
$286,789
$295,739
*2,512
2.957
19,692
*53,393
income
1948
$273,966
20.790
railway
railway
1949
$288,659
from
*67,768
*90,877
*51,850
From Jan. 1—
5,833,310
6,42L618
1,792,653
1,061,115
672,275
249,796
.
6.840,983
6,479,737
1,727,409
2,083,727
617,469
872,609
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
796,884
171,
849.711
830,616
744,354
32,560
p.
1395.
51,966
11,997
*66,230
*192,433
income--
*159,736
*225,662
*266,275
Number 4905
Volume 171
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
11
(1891)
m
<
He
of
Shea,
York
New
on
ten-year mortgage—V.
a
171, p.
466.
is
under
now
construction.
Expenditures
Air Line
Seaboard
RR.—Statement of
TEarns.
per
♦After
capital
minimum
of
stock
common
be
would
81c
$1.44
A
$1.93
for
sinking;
share
per
on
1949,
and
three
the
fund
interest.
of
—V.
171.
called
sinking
bonds.
Payment
City
.
New
York,
tEarns.
per
♦After
stock
$1.29
share
com.
charges
$598,446
$0.85
taxes,
tBased
171,
Net
series
be
p.
$2.49
$3.76
shares
700,700
ry.
trustee,
43
of
Gross
Seattle
Gas
from
ry.
publicly offered, subject to prior sale,
$150,000 of first mortgage 3%% bonds due Jan. 1, 1976,
at
102.75
3
and
interest, to yield 3.50%. V. 170,
Seiberling,
President,
and
his
Seiberling,
father,
board
P.
A.
changed
—V.
railway
171,
its
bylaws
resigned
permit
to
Chairman
as
fill
to
person
one
Feb.
/
1
ry.
105,810,530
Net
from
Net
ry.
offices.
both
that
—V.
2,633,310
8,229,677
Seismograph Service Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
The
directors
the
to
$622,000
with
of
action
the
the end
at
additional
an
The
$800,000
of
company's
of
the redemption
debentures.
,
1947,
1949 through
board
retired
the
Originally
had
issue
regular sinking
by
call
in
May 15,
on
1950,
reduced
this
of
of
year.
totaled
The
all
The
shares of
stock,—V, 171,
common
364.
p.
The
SEC
company
covering
proceeds
April
on
filed
27
shares
225,782
of
letter
a
class
A
offered
be
to
for working
are
corporate
capital,
acquire
to
properties
the
with
notification
of
stock
through Genesee Valley Securities Co.. Rochester.
share
per
number
operations
1949
1948
which,
1947
54,563,902
61,301,230
13,874,929
10,303,849
15,896,624
13,288,263
4,594,094
7,121,727
5,660,344
for other
This
company
Interest
the
in
"These
May
on
physical
effective March
the
announced
4
purchase
of
one-half
a
Net
from
Net
31.
natural
two
plants, with
gathering and residue systems, located in the south end of the
East
Texas
field.
More
than
1,4001 wells
with
a
production of
approximately
10,000,000 cubic feet of casinghead gas supply these
plants,
which have a productive capacity of about 60,000 gallons
of natural gasoline and butane, and 40,000 gallons of propane daily.
At the expiration
of the present existing gasoline sales contracts,
the products from this project will be available to Sinclair.- Arkansas
Co.
the
owns
remaining
gasoline extraction
half
interest.—V.
170,
ry.
Sisters of St. Joseph |n Arizona,-Tucson, Ariz.—Bonds
B.
-
.
heretofore
executed
session
to
Ziegler
& Co.
May
on
bonds
1952,
1,
due
The
1961
this
of
St.
of
Feb.
to
1,
1965,
corporation
priced
101.
at
heretofore
of
of
the
to
produce
has
their
heavy
in
been
the
in
been
derivatives)
Spensol),
flower
at
of
certain
Charlestown,
near
for
the
that
,
-
:
:
.
Sftuth Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Conversion Privi¬
The
Irvging
Trust
that
announced
the
lative
convertible
seven
shares
the
at
The
of
close
for
common
into
stock
each
stock
common
share
one
of
at
Gas Co.,
future
into
Inc.;
stock
and
Ind.
that
Both
it
While
time,
of
preferred
rate
will
by
use
are
5V2%
other
of
follows:
redemption on May 10,
Corp.-
1950, at $52.2979 a share.—V. 171, p. 1788.
other
will
Telephone
Co.—Changes
Capitaliza¬
in
take
it
stock
common
from
November,
1949.
the authorized
voted to change
100.000
no
par shares to 200.000 $10 par shares,
share-for-share, for 69,997 no par shares out¬
exchanging new shares,
standing.
no
received
distribution
a
shares, accomplished
par
of
one
by capitalization
entire
the
of
stockholders
the
for each three
paid-in surplus account, which at Dec. 31, 1948, totaled
$232,677 plus balance from retailed earnings.
In
the
latter part of
1949, the company sold privately to three
Institutional investors 5,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock,
at
($100
by
par
Prior
tinder
to
Dec.
3'4%
at
est
the
credit
a
sharei.
The shares represent the
stockholders in November, 1949.
per
authorized
31.
per
the
1949,
-.vith
agreement
company
three
due
become
annum,
borrowed
banks.
funds
Sept.
30,
the loans will be paid during 1950
of additional long-term bonds.—V. 167, p. 2229.
amount
full
$1,500,000
bearing inter¬
The
1951.
company
principally from
sale
\
-
■■■
Net
shares
Earnings
The
from
and
after Federal
profits
Common
Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
Inc
Inc
common
per
number
larger
the
an
.
share—..——_——
ol
$4,721,652
262,073
shares presently outstanding results
shares of common stock in May, 1949,
which have been issued since the
shares
spring of last year as a result of conversion of the
convertible preference stocks.
In
dore
commenting
said:
"From
on
3,183.477
$1.00
common
public sale of 800,000
additional
$5,162,094
4,245,550
$0.88
taxes
income
1949
Sullivan
Alex.
Brown
Brown
C.
Inc.
&
the
4.48%
and
of
the
fact
convertible
continuing:
this
outstanding
Richard
at
means
the
W.
C.
that
end
will
be
1950. 1 In
stocks
more
&
into
common
addition,
of
heavier
stock
common
is
stock
allocations
of
.
having,
Burr,
&
Inc.
Co.,
A.
a
total capacity of 280,000 kw., is
now
completed.
/"»»
5,516,737
5,827,653
,089,237
1,190,713
1,243,509
979,814
,239,350
435,845
462,6^1
7,996
429,316
A ;
r'-
and
Michigan
&
Harris.
Hall
&
Stone
Hemphill,
&
34,796,087." 50,978,963
24,924,457
Clegg
Illinois
&
4.000
Co
&
V'
&
&
1950,
ending
preferred
cum.
stock
Co.—
Co
Gross
addition
in
completed
wells
125
operation.
California
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
lC
1950
1949
$65,000,000 $75,OOO.OOQ
—«.
V
redeem,
agent,
of
its
amount
accrued
the
at
Broad
55
shares
office
St.,
4.90%
stock
such
of
dividends
to
of
$2.53
$2.15
Manufacturers
New
York
series
outstanding,
date
the
fixed
for
Trust,
Y..
N.
15.
cumulative
on
preferred
$106.25
at
redemption.,
'
852.
J
,■
1949
1948
1947
$230,644
$238,716
$325,422
$273,407
*8,931
*26,056
20.499
*56,545
*76,402
*44,148
1950
■
railway
^
railway
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
income.—
*
22,331..
*36,774'
railway
716,201
654,358
906,862
803,173
*17,283
income.—
*23,090
11,822
32,331
*160,115
railway
oper.
*172,964
♦183,612
♦143,121
•Deficit.—V. 171, p. 1674.
1,000
Wheelock
White,
Harold
1,000
Inc,
500
Co.—
&
500
-
Inc..
Cummins,
Weld
E.
Inc.___
Wade,
&
Sun Oil
10,000
Wagenselier & Durst,
10,000
Wood
&
Co
500
Woodard-Elwood
&
Co
The
SEC
1,
equal
Aug.
1,
(par
AND
issue
and
its
The
$9,750,000
$8,250,000
subsidiaries.—V.
notes
corporation
covering
shares
will
be
171,
2,750,000
150.000 shs.
2,000.000 shs.
;•
registration
a
its
no
par
statement
common
stock
1611.
p.
with
to
the
,
be issued
o'f this
company
Prudential
j
offered
April
to
Sunrise
to
Roy
24
filed
shares
at
Mines
15
Co.
Kingsbury.
of
for
a
letter
per
its
share,
mining
proceeds
The
of
notification
stock,
common
cents
of
to
used
be
th»
500,000
shares
properties,
are
with
which
750,000
and
to
be
12,500
operate
to
1,000,000 shs.
1949
America.
on
1,262.500
issued
3,250,000
$10)—
now
filed
Silver-Lead Corp., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
shares
—
to
1
shares of
pursuant to the stock purchase plan for the employees
OUTSTANDING
Outstanding
annual
1954—
of
May
on
115,000
covering
Sunrise
1969
$6)
Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
1,000
AUTHORIZED
Insurance Co.
1, 1951 to
to the 3(6%
has
Texas
Of
4,000
—
between
The
29,
of
Sunrise
mine.
No
underwriting
involved.
316 %
Beginning
Sylvan Products, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
1949 and
the company and
has the right
company
$1,500,000
outstanding.
the
150,000 shs.
♦Issued or issuable under purchase agreement dated July
Aug.
Standard
income
will
40,000
and
oper.
2,000
Walter J.
supplemental agreement dated. Aug. 2,
Prudential
-
drilling strings
From Jan. 1—
10,000
Leach
&
Agee
1,000
Co.
&
ry.
500
—
&
from
2,000'
stock
(par
said.
19
the entire
from
Net
Net
500
Boyce
Brothers
Corp.
500
maturing Aug.
installments
-
discovered
was
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
SEC
Common
field
' Thi6
1788.
being
Gross
Harris,
500
2,000
Co.——
in
County, Texas.
March-
1,000
—
1,000
payable
has
redemption
1,
stock,
500
Authorized
notes,
Scuriy
corporation
its
June
500
-—
6,000
—
Co., Inc—
notes,
f$2.74 "
$1.74
on
Stone & Webster Securities
—
&
tBdsed
Staten Island Edison Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
The
Mason,
&
Barney
Bros.
Sterne,
6,000
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Kaiman
Simon
Stern
—6,000
Co.—
Corp.
M.
Stein
37,389,982
* ;
1950 basis of consolidation.
in
171, p.
Co.,
&
&
■:
Smith,
Graham,
Weeks
&
—V.
1,000
6,000
Co
—
Fairman
I.
—
r
&
;_i
————
Sills,
738,981
12,350,000
(est.)
share— _i
Earnings after Federal
Earnings per share
1,000
&
Bernet
Horner
Inc.
771,630
9,100,000
—„
taxes
2,000
Winston
Hickman
500
Richards & Co.
Horn blower
Co.——,
Ca._—
Hughes
Inc.
(Inc.).
48,672,472
2,306,491
2,163,496
2,000
Gardner
&
Schneider,
1,000
Co.
Noyes,
12,000
Co._.
Rowles,
2,000
-
18,843,313
—_
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)
171, p.
of
—;
19,102,6*96
—
—
3 Months Ended March 31—
share
Scott,
Inc
Lunt
2,000
& Co._
Cook .&
Northwest
&
1,000
Nolan
Hamlin
<
per
6,000
Chicago
Folger,
2,000
Co.—
&
Murch
H.
500
—V
Co.,
Corp
122,232,955
Co.,
reported discovery this
year of a new
field in southern .Louisiana, the Romere Pass field,
which is near the Mississippi River in
the delta region.
Only two
wells have been completed
so
far, but results to date are reported
satisfactory, with indications promising a good oil field.—V. 171, p. 987.
2,000
500
Co.
•
189,748,740
32,632,591
amortization.
subsidiary, ;The
2,000
500
Securities
?
J
'
$
...
126,320,480
—
to
and
Riter
10,000
Corp.-
./'•'•••
$
178,055,767
—
income
announcement
date
Another
Reinholdt
_—
of
the
Co., Inc. ———————
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
;
1
'
by
a subsidiary.
Standard Oil Co. of Texas, a. little over a year ago and
is now believed to he the second
largest oil pool in the United States,,
4,000
&
V
_
other
per
1,000
Inc.
\
*1949
1950
;
1 ^
■
—
income
6,000
Co
Evans
First
until
5,401,813
long terra debt.:
Snyder Field
10,000
Co.-
Raffensperger,
500
Inc.
&
Equitable Securities
Clement
The
214,714
Acting as an offset to crude oil production curtailment was, the
coming from newty^discovered fields. R. G, Follis, Chairman, rethat development work Is going ahead rapidly in the North
,
500
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
—j——
6,000
Eastman, Dillon & Co
5%
68.561
2,000
-—-
Paine,
Dominick
&
CAPITALIZATION
shares
364,067
ported
Pierce, Fen-
Stanley
Pacific
Corp.—
'
—
Milwaukee
Newhard,
1,000
Clarke
Coliins
*3(6%
460,890
oil
the
Co.—
&
Beane.—
&
ner
Maynard
are
preference
there
of
we
will be made during one or more of the remaining
of the year."
Mullendore, President, said that the company's Redondo Beach
steam plant,
Co.—
Mitchum, Tulley & Co
Co.,
—
W.
Dominick
The
390,360
294,831
income
4.56%
maintenance expense
quarters
Co.—_——■■■
1,000
&
1947
$1 ,807,654
630,464
14,336,596 shares
March 31, 1950 and 13,654,150 shares at-March
31, 1949.
JRased on
14,33b",596 presently outstanding earnings per share would be $2.61.
6,000
Lyons
2,000
Co..
1943
$2,010,435
576,087
income
/•Restated
4,000
&
the company's first quarter earnings, Mr. Mullen¬
reporting an equivalent of 88
cents
per
share on
the common stock, it might appear that the
earnings for the full year would be something in the neighborhood
of $3.50 per share; that figure in my opinion is too optimistic.
The
conversion
&
Earnings
1949
$2,101,201
charges—
on
Net
10,000-
——
&
L.
Morgan
Sons
&
Brown
—.
Hurd,
/'
and
Earnings
shares
W,
Co.,
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Hill,
37,290
$2,033,348
for deprec., -depl.
Total
purchase from
Loewi
10,000
Parsons & Co._
1950
outstanding.
Brothers
2,000
Hayden.
Southern California Edison
Quarter Ended March 31—
"
Interest
or
of
Lester
2,000
Co
&
Co.,
First
the
The loans,
that
expects
entire
113,951
37,177
1395.
Federal
such
Langley & Co.—
Hlgginson Corp—
The
Co.
&
Blair
&
Estes
107.434
*73,746
171, p. 1465.
Other income
(Which,
assets
C.
Lee
4,000
William
Julien
'. *7,303
53,540
income
Operating
;;;; '
with
issufed
to
Merrill Lynch,
Coffin
thereafter
Shortly
$10 share
Prov;
is
to
i
C.
stockholders In
454,350
income
P.
"
pos¬
V.
agreed
6,000
S.
171,
Operating
make
can
I--, v;;
2,000
Becker
Harold
The
W.
500
Co
&
Inc.
Southeastern
479,295
Gross operating income
be
company
of
available
Barret. Fitch & Co., Inc.—
Bosworth,
tion, Etc.—
15,551
423,024
1950
oper.
1
:
•
Lehman
2,000
Co., Inc.
&
Whipple
Blyth
33,126
Quarter Ended March 31—
Shares
20,000
1,000
Co._^
•
for
38,560
23,521
'
the company's subsidiary, Sun¬
have severally
as
& Co.—— 20,000
&
Emerich
Bacon.
G.
1947
$159,408
56,079
'
authorized 316%
sale
A.
May 8, 1950.
cumulative convertible preferred stock has been called
1948
$198,609
Quarter—Continues Development Work—
these
by
will
the
be
may
stock);
common
and
which-they
stockholders
Adams
,
Standard Oil Co. of California (<& Subs.)—Earnings for
.
governmental
instruments
thereafter;
C,:XJHKr
Forgan
Ames,
of.
expire
the
business
of
—V.
governmental approvals
given.
The following statements as¬
contract of sale and proposed lease will be
Kidder, Peabody ft Co...
M.
of
,
-
interests owned
American Securities
Co., New York, N. Y., as conversion agent, has
privilege of converting the shares of 5'/2% cumu¬
preferred
Glore.
E.
■<
50%
over
116,952
railway
railway—.
from
Shares
lege Expires May 8—
represent
44,434
income-—
oper.
ry.
^
/■
selling
will
489,874
from
Net
course.
and gas
common
the
>
results
income
1949
railway-
ry.
Net
TJNDERWRi.T.kkS—The»ames-oftheunderwrlters-and
of
of
V-
March
of
the
than
extraordinary
74.475
railway
from railway-
dioxide.
government
these
market conditions at the
Natural
by
From Jan, 1—
result of
operated
have'been
rights of conversion
company.
by
Sisters
the
indications,
for
oil
favorable
more
affected
$188,735
railway
oper.
agricultural
and carbon
preferred stock
the
17,000.
$223,904
7
from
Gross
financing the program outlined presently are in the dis¬
cussion stage.
The company can state, however, that it contemplates,
obtaining the necessary funds from one of the following sources or a
combination thereof; borrowing (the company is now entitled to borrow
as
to
98,166
Net
chem¬
chemicals
neutralizing plant and certain related
believes
relatively
proposed
due
1,700
$200,000,000 at the end
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.
commercial
industrial
are
approval
facilities shortly
mentioned
that
sume
to
2134.
p.
March—
.
guaranteed
unconditionally
are
Carondelet and Academy
St. Joseph, both of St. Louis, Mo.—V. 147, p. 3027.
Joseph
from
ry.
250,000
company the Ohio River Ordnance
lease to the company a nitric acid
to
Arsenal
have
new
depending upon
priced
1,
Aug,
bonds
Sisters
1941
war,
therefore of the opinion that it will acquire these facilities,
no' representation to that effect until the final
without
at lOO'/i; $84,000 of 3% bonds due Feb. 1,
1953 to Aug.
1, 1955, priced at 100'/2; $70,000 of 3V*bonds due
Feb. 1. 1956 to Feb.
1, 1958. priced at 101; $84,000 of 3%% bonds
due Aug. 1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1961, priced at 101; and $280,000 of 3Vs%
Aug.
the
from
were
present
income
♦Deficit.—V.
share.
All
underwriters
additional $2,000,000 upon issuance of its
presently
notes and 2%% notes); issuance of additional
publicly offered $560,000 St.
2
in
the
the
and
company
within
the
of
income
net
amounting
$5,700,000
1950
oper.
Net
part of the proceeds
no
products
final
to
Ky.,
Indiana
The
of
paid
per
the
by
an
Mary's
Hospital first mortgaee serial bonds, dated Feb. A,- 1950, and due
serially as follows: $42,000 of 2Mr%- bonds due serially Aug. 1, 1951
C.
formed
chief
to
sell
to
facilities
jthe
which
170,
Net
ammonium nitrate
an
to
railway
from
Gross
during
Its
(subject
Henderson,
companies.
Plans
Offered—
purchased
company,
1946.
in
executed
1808.
p.
offered
2
(par $6) at $35
being
Government
Intended
at
plant and
field
Fuel Oil
Works
1949,
railway
Net
the company.
facilities
of
stock
May
on
stockholders and
government
officials)
the former Lisbon Gasoline Co., Inc.,
assets of
consist
assets
Co.—Acquisition—
in
according
Gross-from
negotiations conducted
since
March,
1950 between
the company and
representatives of the
U. S. Government, such representatives in April, 1950 announced that
the
Sinclair Oil & Gas
which
ACQUISITION—FINANCING—As the
purposes.
organization
consolidated
been
Spokane International RR.—Earnings-
56,376,029
6,475,470
is
since
1949,
had
equity increased
from
to
$2.94 to $24.77 per share, during the same period,
the
increase
resulting
from
reinvested
earnings.
March—
54,283,645
common
the
the
since
of
employees Increased
business.—V.
1950
$18,948,872 $21,282,992 $19,350,090
4,424,619
4,765,390
5i877,338
2,886,879
2,156,721
2,691,703
2,010,169
Y. The
N.
and
for
that
end
dividends
stockholders'
of
of
said
the
6,035,049
(synthetic ammonia and methanol and
chemicals (ammonium nitrate fertilizer,
$1.25
at
icals
operation
He
to
and
From Jan. 1—
BUSINESS—The
Seneca Oil Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.—Files With SEC
board
Chairman, stated that
approximately $34,000,000, which
for the
first quarter of 1949,
net income
for
the quarter would
and
charges
readjustment
to
competitive
conditions
in
the
farm
machinery field."
Shipments
in
1950
will
probably
be
somewhat
higher than in 1949 due principally to increased military business
1395.
will go to
'
and
Unfilled orders were
approximately
and "prospects for 1950 are
$20,252,419
income
certain
and
company
were
that
were
$92,000,000
or from
■/..'Vi'v
stock
this
29, 1949 and
the
volume
generally
underwriters
from
July
pointed out that 1950 ^as the 40th year of operations
largest division, Sperry Gyroscope Co., which was organ¬
$49,000,000.
8,176,344
railway.—
shares of
fund payments
February
70
the
April
$50,000,000,
Spencer Chemical Co.—Common Stock Offered—Glore,
Forgan & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. headed a group
of
in
issued
been
May 1 will constitute complete liquidation
indebtedness leaving capitalization consisting
funded
solely of 350.000
4%
of
August
in
$200,000
the
by
authorized
1
S422.000
remaining
amount
the
.May
on
dated
between
Morgan
Gross
of
President
over
indications
on
of
railway
171, p.
Morgan,
19, 1910.
parent company in 1933
23,020,441
income
oper.
1949
slight increase.
a
had
98.478.577
22.540,553
3,695,652
railway
from
A.
ized
95,151,778
11.332,075
railway™
oper.
2,
City of New York, The First National
7-
$7,000,000
for Sperry's
1947
14,763,334
income
1950
from
from
Gross
The
1.
about
and
1673.
P.
Net
1673.
p.
91,299,340
railway
171.
Gross
of
who
Thomas
is
N.; Y.
1948
agreement
Aug;
the
shipments for the first quarter
the
of
•
>
1949
loan
of
Sperry Corp.—Shipments Increased $7,000,000—
accrued
Bank
York,
prepay¬
of
practically
income
March—
2229.
p.
May 2 was elected to the combined
the Board of Directors to succeed
on
Chairman
plus
New
optional
an
..
$34,309,494 $35,397,127 $37,611,127 $33,538,748
7,244,691
6,765,314
9,104,333
7,781,911
2,457,823
3,427,645
3,629,824
2,597,856
—
Frorti Jam 1—.
P.
Place,
under
Chicago and The First National Eank of Kansas City. The
company has
the right until Aug. 1, 1951 to issue to these banks
$500,000 of 23A% notes in addition to the 2JA% notes heretofore Issued.
—V. 171. p. 1611.
7 v'i
'/-.V
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Seiberling Rubber Co.—New Chairman Elected—
J.
Exchange
National
Co.^-Eamings—
railway
oper.
Net
post of President
Bank
next,
for
pipe line
mortgage
100.73%
Chase
under
The First National Bank
Offering—Coffin & Burr,
Co.—Secondary
May
on
at
1,
issuable
or
supplemental agreement dated
show
railway
from
Net
common
—V.
Inc.,
1968,
the
at
1950
oper.
Net
on
due1
made
June
prepaid
privilege.
tissued
.
From Jan. 1—
1086.
and
outstanding.—V.
from
$1,746,312
$2,634,636
issued
are
1788.
p.
from
Net
1950—12 Mos—1949
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$905,072
income
redemption on
$300,000 of first
fund,
3%
will
Southern Pacific
Gross
(G. D.) Searle & Co.—Earnings Rise—
Period End. Mar. 31—
year
"
p. 1788.
for
March—
♦Net
the
the
Mr.
1788,v.;' ;v'
p.
of
account
earnings
March,
1950
has
-company
tOn the basis of maxi¬
.
months of 1950 and 1949, :)
any time prior to April
25, 1951, in
its
discretion, are authorized to charge income with the maximum
instead of the minimum capital fund, for the, year 1950.—V., 171,
and $1.42 and 96c
The directors, at
respectively,
respectively.
The
for
46c
during
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
the
funds,
and
equipment
the
ment
>
-
and
for additional generating facilities.—V.
171,
I
$0.61
•;
plant
to. reach
approximately $58,000,000, Mrr Mullendore said.
company has
rebuilt its power1 reserves to a point considered
adequate for its present load.. If the load continues to grow even at
its present rate, plans will have to be
considered in the near future
1,829,1275 ?, 1,412.278
534,670
'
$0.97
sinking and minimum capital funds.
instead
mum
the
891,329
share
com.
.
new
The
.
„_
income:
for
Aug. 1 of each year thereafter the company is required to apply
payment of these 3(6 % notes an amount equal to one-fifteenth
difference between the aggregate principal amount of the notes
and the amount previously-
on
to
of
expected
Operations—
1950—Month—1949 /
1950—3 Mos.—1949
Gross
revenues$12,328,778 $12,412,097 $34,205,156 $35,324,616
Net
1,553,507
1,185,599
3,632,413
3,140,928
ry.
oper.
income—
Net inc. before funds—
2,668.674
2,315,069
1,201,605
906.720
:
Earns, per com. share.
$2.92
$1.34
$0.99
i $2.50
Period End. Mar. 31—,
♦Net
and
of
Chairman, on April 27 announced that the company
bad arranged to borrow $350,000 from the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
H.
also
stated that good progress is
being made on the construction
a
fourth hydro plant in the Big Creek
system which, when com¬
pleted in 1951, will have a total capacity of 84,000 kw.
A transmission
line from the project to one of the
company's local large substations
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co.—Private Loan Arranged—
W.
Aug.
notes
1,
in
1955
-
The
SEC
corporation
on
April
covering 30 shares of
per
share).
No
underwriting
The
proceeds
involved.
26
filed
common
are
to
be
a
letter
^of
notification
stock to be offered
used
to
establish
*
" '
at
a
with
par
the
($5,000
-plywood mill.
i,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
12
(1892)
be
Talon, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings-
1550
$1,882,891.
1,122.888
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
profit
_
advertising,, shipping & gen. admin,
Provision for Fed. & State income taxes
*
exps/
Sell.,
319*201
1949 >
$2,030,386
1 062,952
net
of
shares
34
has
each
names
of the several underwriters of the
stock arid the respective number of shares
purchase are set forth below: '
to
Shares
V.*"".
Shares
Union" Securities Corp.-'— 10,00o
Kidder, Peabody & Co._—. 10,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fen:
tier & Beane™—,
10,000
:
■
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
.
principal
the
of
amount
$219,305,
to
off a $25,000 note held by Joe and Jeanette Friedman, to advanre
to a subsidiary for plant additions, and to purchase $100,000
pay
preferred
agreed
in
outstanding
note
mortgage
has
the last five years the company
capability to its generating system,
During
year.
kilowatts of
88,600
UNDERWRITERS—The
v
406,406
'-
this
spent
added
.
$125,000
phonographs
sale
and
manufacture
the
equipment. The company is engaged in
console type television receivers, radios/
and
machinery
additional
of
of
related Items.
and
.
^
.
J
'
"
Net
—v.
—-
—-—
$0.48
share—
per
169,
$440,802
$0.37
income
■w®arnings
$561,228
v;
2148.
p.
Salomon
White,
Offered Zenith Stockholders—
Teco, Inc.—Stock
170, p. 2230.
below—V.
Corp.
Radio
Zenith
See
\
MarchGross
Net
Net
ry.
1948
1949
$415,821
.1947
:
,
•"
3.1,814
*"12,213
1.120,890
1,174.215
1,105.663
1.058.772
293,362
231.425
50.550
120,439
124,533
65,175
*"170,271
*"26,550
61,382
75,463
,
>
railway
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
from
.
income.—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
171,
.
Partial Redemption—
>
above.
Hydrocarbon Chemical Corp.
Mathieson
See
j
.
called for redemption on June 1, next, for the
fund, $500,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds,
3%" series aue 1969, at 100.73%
and accrued interest.
Payment will
A>c made at The First National Bank of Chicago, or at the option
of thp holder at the office of Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall Street,
•
The
has
company
account of the sinking
The
The
assets
net
*>ark
April
on
and
Gross
from sulphur
rev.
e$)cpreciation
$15,798,752 $14,954,696 $14,303,976 $11,871,936
9,586,148
8,677,506
7,110,135
195,099
9,423,051
177,570
______
169,977
155.741
——___—
•
Amortization
*"
434,254
502,387
100,000
100,000
2,501,000
2,318.000
1,897,000
Unlimited
$6,332,056
3,340,000
$1.92
$4,512,979
3,840.000
3,840,000
$1.18
3,340,000
outstanding
Com. shares
$5,562,020
■aRarnings per com. share
;
$1.43 '
$1.90
the
assets
March
on
ry.
1943
' $256,686
railway
income.
$269,909
93,980
47,353
$249,758
;
From Jan. 1—
Gross
>'■;
from
railway
Net from railway.
Net ry. oper. income
—V.
171, p.
•
/:■/.■
&
Bros,
First
Union
;
1947
93.982
95,327
685,671
654,745
235.118
279,696
105,173
M.
Co.
125,923
183.749
—V.
Net
ry.
&
from
Net
from
Net
ry,
1943
1949
1947
—V.
171,
Walker & Co.
H.
—
&
oper.
oper.
expenses
2.00
and
sales
profit
3 ,514,608
a
375,950
1..489,142
1,467,192
29,629,946
31, 795,623
27.313,832
"
;
7,191.080
6,850.047
9, 130,733
8,609,392
2,501,008
2.479,776
3 649,291
3,564,302
Of
327,301
359,978
1950
from
railway
1949
)
$82,401
54.776
Net
from
Net
railway operating income
$122,851
25,703
railway
171,
p.
railway
railway——
Net railway
181.188
104,015
43,638
i
operating income
income
Total
1949 *
$16,690,550
14,518,144
1,316,401
Other
14.226,955
1,420,333
expense—
$1,598,994
Pacific Ry.—Results from
Texas &
65.279
106,962
$1,897,562
$1,254,156
532.852
321,503
169,733
-
rentals
income
457,300
Preference stock
11.685.384
12:923,945
418,933
370,209
1,113.032
—V.
$296,584
273,377
321.117
220,434
941.874
$634,033
$23,207
$1.50
$15,638,190 $16,281,850
in
for
(407,389
made
was
shares.)
common
share
com.
Lawrenceburg,
on
expected
170,
SO.06
shares)
3/20
35,127
15,192
73,617
38,025
$530,616
$1,824,283
$1,635,015
Net
to
be
placed
in
from
87,201
91,633
225,492
257,205
Net
ry.
$713,091
•
$622,249
$2,049,775
$1,892,220
April
of
6
plans
115,210,747
$7,407,833
126,417
$6,299,764
281,560
$7,534,255
$6,581,324
u—
-
—_
574,331
602.470
3,032,549
2,603,785
$3,927,375
$3,375,069
3,925,059
4,365,291
$1.49
$1.13
indebtedness.—
and
Fed.
taxes
—
funded
production
in
the
9,962
8,856
26,997
25,659
237,596
233.277
711,943
705,686
$465,533
$375,116
$1,310,835
i
foreign
income
1943
$362,726
oper.
145.305
3,450
65.471
68.628
♦13,380
1947
1,244.159
1,163.303
1,026,401
126,573
491.876
437,880
385.993
♦38.017
215,281
201,420
172,819
♦85,387
income-—
Corp.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co, and
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane offered
publicly
April 25 a new issue of 70,000 shares of $4 preferred
stock (no par) at $100 per share, plus accrued dividends.
on
new
on
per
nccumulated
$4
preferred
or
before
share
stock
May
1,
if
redeemed
dividends.
PURPOSE—Proceeds
concurrent. sale
of
the
of 2,000,000
is
redeemable
at
time
any
at
if
$105
May
1,
sale,
together
common
in
with
shares
to
each
case
proceeds
its
of
parent
ffcort-term loans
cover
from
Texas
estimated
program.
struction
during
An
1950,
Utilities
expenditures
estimated
1951
and
made
for
for
construction
these
$6.25
The
the
rest
of
the
will
be
spent
1952, of
which
over
1950
on
con¬
can-
$10,000 000 will
shares, 240,000
selling
144,355
Texas
filed
28
shares
are
of
now
registration
a
stock,
common
of
Joe
the
'
are
Store,
being offered
Frank
balance,
by
Friedman.
the
proceeds
•
11.9%,
Joe
and
Jeanette
shares.
of
company,
the
sale
together
2.5%.
and
" f
of the
with
treasury
announces
that
and
Oversub¬
Stock
its offering
made
for
used
working
and component
operations.
of
television
in
parts,
October,
receivers
and
and
capital
as
1948
for
for
accessories.
purchase
the
required
the
for
neces¬
of
corporation
purpose
The
engaged
is
brand
and
names
of
the
include
corporation's receivers
America," "V.C.A.," "Videoset" and "Cornell."
products include—Gimbel's Department
Times Square Stores.
Namm's Department Store. Hall Bros,
&
Sedar, Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney and M.
E. Blatt.
of
corporation's
of
the
p.
1790.
>
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings-
Ellis
Friedman
Friedman
:•
75.000
Co.
stock
-i
be
Corporation
171,
—V,
The public
Y.
now
: -•
to
pay
a
•
.
of
-
will be used
off
a
Provision
■
=._i
k—
expenses
for
*
income
r
i
*.
(estimated!
taxes
—
1949
$91,131
78,499
income
Total
77.171
110,000
5,900
•
''
brother
84.7%
own
\t
shares of stock
funds,
is
1950
$339,717
Quarter Ended March 31—
Total
shares,
be-27.2%,
preferred
J
Trademarks
75,000 shares/
offering price is
commission to the under¬
the
of
America—Common
of
equipment
expansion
"Video
stockholders are Joe Friedman, President, and his wife.,
Vice-President,
who
held
329,778
shares
and
outstanding
The
Corp.
additional
Retailers
Friedman,
will
due 1950-1965; $10,000
stock.—V. 171, p. 1299.
common
in manufacturing and selling home television
receivers using 16 inch and
19 inch picture tubes in table, consols
and consolette models.
The company also is placing bids for Govern-"
mental orders for certain
electronic products.
par.
respectively, and are selling 157,000 and 69,000 shares,,
and Ellis Friedman/Vice-President, who is selling 14,000
his holdings of 29,867 shares.
Their respective holdings after these
sales
bonds
5%
the
CORPORATION—Organized
respectively:
of
be used to pay for telephone equipment and
needs.
corporation had outstanding $42,000 of first
1949,
31,
manufacturing
with
statement
$1
outstanding and
share, with a $0.78125 selling
headed by Straus & Blosser.
Jeanette
-
April
on
315,000
per
writers,
Plus
purposes
the
$32,530,000
covering
sale
by "Selling Stockholders" and.
being sold by the issuing company.
are
*
1956,
and other company funds, will be used to
repay $2 600 000
struction
Of
for
1952, and subsequently at prices scaled
after
corporation
SEC
of
presently
1466.
p.
par and
sinking fund bonds due
in March publicly offered at
of first mortgage 5%
to
are
corporate
PROCEEDS—To
of
Trav-ler Radio Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
the
Harper & Son & Co.
closed.
■-
sary
♦Deficit.—V. 171,
;
Securities
1612.
p.
proceeds
Dec.
Video
-
$61,614
143.054
79,022
railway
railway—.i
from
ry.
7,
1949
$401,293
income
—_
share
May 1 of 747,500 shares of common stock (par $100) at
400 per share has been oversubscribed and the books
17S.043
from
Net
dividends.^
common
common
1961-1965.
$10,500
From Jan. 1—
Net
P.
mortgage
construct a new
equipment
This unit
fall of this year.—
$466,031
railway
railway
oper.
and
per
other
At
to
1950
from
Gross
Texas Power & Light Co.—$4 Preferred Stock Offered
to
122,923,662
——
net
scribed—Tellier &
March—-
'
Wilties Co.,
—
—-
*
886.
p.
$625,890
—
The
for
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
(net
income.—
$102
—$130,331,500 $121,510,511
admin. & gen. exps._
income
for
171,
serially
171, p. 1465.
redeemed
1949
1950
——j_a_.
accrued interest $49,000
Much of the machinery and
from the Olean, N. Y., plant.
Ind.
will be transferred
is
V.
$1,160,875
and
requirements
645,256
charges
The
1790.
Vashon Telephone Corp.—Bonds Offered—
1,039,609
,
income—:
♦-Union
Co
dividend
available
per
required
4,337.837
deductions———_
Net
-V.
p.
discounts, excise
and allow¬
returns,
income
Net
■
Gross
Nixed
$2,861,784
171,
transportation
„
on
Preferred
177,300
$907,410
273,377
tax
profit
Announcement
$5,474,288
income.
oper.
income
Misc.
all
taxes,
income,
Wm.
Net
unit
1950—3 Mos.—1949
4,100,811
_________
ry.
Total
after
Total
80,624
$5,501,878
—
;
$7,650,508 $10,304,509
780.272
deductions
Provision for Federal
Operation—
1950—Month—1949
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Ry.
tax accruals—
Equip, rentals (net Dr)
Other
1,561,870
taxes.—V.
income
—
.
Interest
$1,147,194
298,568
—1
credits
and
etc..
Balance
Per. End. Mar. 31—
Net
1.505,684
518,911
497,847
$4,878,074
Operating
1950
$17,537,471
—
Earned
Or)
$4,423,654
all
from
Federal
sales
ances
1611,
Inc.—Earnings—
v
operating profit—.
Interest,
1465.
p.
facil.
sales,
and
31,802
,
from
Joint
1,387,565
$8,169,419 $11,810,193
$5,375,921
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
From Jan. 1—
*
,
United States Rubber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
f295,337
Nil
Earnings
March—
171,
income
♦Excludes
~
—V.
.
1,631,846
1465.
p,
from
6,785,238
5,406;748v'
•
sources
income—
Provision
Net
Net
other
Total
dividends. tBased on 1.132.631 shares
April 1, 1950.
?Before giving effect
—
administrative
and
•
1949
674.233
t$0.50
—
tax carryback refund of $107,000.—V.
sales_
Selling
•
$16,978,000 $17,674,000
—
sales
Cost
.
&
1950
share
Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co.,
Net
$3,749,149
•
investments
from
and
(& Subs.)—Shows Prof it-
stock outstanding on
potental
$4,771,599
,
.
2,395,859
Cost of goods sold, sell,,
3.363.889
2,848,947
Fixed and other charges
allowance for preferred
common
2,779,472
-
..
$5,413,582
Net
common
1,102,817
7
trans-
1,851.503
Inc.
3.74
taxes—^
after
per
5,350,000
6,571,583
$3,197,117
ga?
1.00
Neuhaus
from
.
,
More-
Co.
—
*"After
Other
Gross
inc.
1.00
Underwood,
500,000
2,132,201
863,656
taxes—
operations (net).
1.00
Mosle
2,800,000
2,185,703
income
taxes
portation oper
♦Inqome from oil and
1.38
Rotan,
>
$6,144,122
500,000
6,544,324
$9,148,600 $19,472,654
$9,046,476
rev, from ry. oper.
Net
.
2.00
Inc..———_
Co.
&
1950—3 Mos.r-1949
$32,696,351 $33,445,158 $89,431,487 $84,477,263
23,649,875
24,296,558
69,958,833
78,333,146
revenues
Ry.
,
companies)
the
1950—Month—1949
Per. End. Mar. 31—
Ry
between
accounts
offsetting
•'
Texas & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
(Excluding
Equip, and joint facility
rents (net. charge)___
i-.
Pan-
land
_
on June 1, next, $300,000
through the operation of the
1970,
1,
(& Leased Lines)—Earnings^—
Union Pacific RR.
Net
2.25
&
William N. Edwards & Co.
3.74
redemption
for
June
101%, plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
at the office of Dillon, Read & Co.; 28 Nassau St. New York 5, N. Y."
—V. 170. p. 1741.
•
7 .7
3.00
Co.__
Robertson
Folger, Nolan, Inc
Rhoades &
;
-
at
Federal
Russ
3.74
due
debentures
fund,
Other
coast
3.74
...
has called
company
2%%
3.74
4.00
Inc.—
$1.46
$1-57
.
3.74
4.00
Co
170, p. 2069.
$2,166,736
1,483,293
1,493,698
outstanding
share———*
per
3.74
_
Brothers &■
Dewar,
12 Months Ended March 31—
income.—
120,000
$2,349,395
below:
forth
Moseley & Co.:
& Co., Inc.——
Bache
4.00
shares
of
sinking
1611.
P.
to
r,
2,708,326
28,914,083
tailway
1.465,000
—'
income—
Earnings
the
of
$9,783,583
railway
oper.
underwriters
set
are
S.
Stern
Co.—
—
171,
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
sold
so
5.60
Co
Loeb,
of
2,633.555
912,393
income—_
oper,
be
Quarter Ended April 1—•
.
$10,003,630 $10,210,974 $11 ,237.304
railway.
railway
$3,693,709
126,973
1,330.000
70,000
Federal •income taxes_:
State taxes based on income—
for
sources
1950
from
from
108,187
$4,056,663
122,268
charges—_—
income
other
for
Provision
(
,
.
March—
■133,786 shs,
.
7,100,000 shs.-
m
several
G.
Textron Incorporated
n
Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings-
Net
the
of
5.G0
Trust
Southwest
Carl
47,163
803,359
288.581
130.318
$3,585,522
56,647
and
Provision
limited by property,
the mortgage and deed of trust, as
12.33
Corp.—
Hutzler
&
C.
Net
1465.
$4,000,016
gen'l exps.
profit
issuance
12.33
—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
♦Earnings
Gross
Beane
-Securities
Dallas
:.
v
807.507
367,570
160,031
—
3.015,834
9,598,364
2,600,094.
„
Union Oil Company of California—Partial Redemption
to be. sold to underwriters and the
underwriter has agreed to purchase of
to
White, Weld & Co,
$249,160
113,429
45,667
—
133,786 shs.
7,100,000 shs.
F.
Parsons
1949
railway
oper.
10,161.061
income
Interest
;
$17,176,911 $15,783,930
—
income
Other
1949
1950
.
.
—
Operating
—V.
70,000 shs,
70,000 shs.
Hemphdl, Noyes, Graham,
1950
from
from
Net
.
products sold
—
Delivery, selling, administrative and
of
The
but
Pierce,
Allyn & Co.,
Hallgarten & Co
Net
31—
7,000,000
Stroud
A.
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings-
Gross
March
Ended
sales
of
Peabody & Co- 12.33%
Union
398.
;
Corp.—Earnings—
Union Bag & Paper
Quarter
8,000,000
7.000,000
Lynch.
Salomon
U. S. Treasury certificates.
This does not include
-"Inventories of sulphur above ground or materials and supplies.
Current
liabilities, including provision of $10,941,515 for current taxes, were /
$1.1,731,997, Reserve for contingencies amounted to $3,359.554.—V. 171, ;
March—
the
'
stock
each
shares
of
Outstanding
specified
,
names
preferred
number
total
Fenner
434,915 in cash and
:
to
of
for the
Cost
April 23/
the stockholders concerning the improved financial con¬
corporation and expressed optimism as to the outlook
current year.—V. 170, p. 1741.
-
reported
dition
2,000.000
—
authorization,
percentages
*"Not
Merrill
including $22,-
totaled $32,161,016,
last
31
Optimistic—
Waller, Chairman of the Board and President, on
Carlton B.
Net
2,527
$81,215
1611.
171, p.
Number
-
fS31.500.000
.•
Kidder,
the company supplied
•approximately 65% of the tonnage required by Sulphur Export Cor¬
poration for its sales abroad instead of the anticipated 50% .
>
Current
value)—
par
to
as
$4.56
of
respective
report states that during the 1950 quarter
The
(no
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
$6,407,279
profit
stock
FINANCING
Authorized
'
earnings, and other provisions of
supplemented.
«
•
Net
63,110
2,527
expense-
?
-
mtge.
Common
430,179
412,299
2.589,000
—
x*les. for contingencies^
-fed. & for'gn inc. taxes
'*
v.-.':-
1947
1948
1949
1950
6&1$S and misc. income
Operating profit
I
/
,
OFFER
bonds, 23/<% series due 1975
1st mtge, bonds, 3% series due 1977—
1st mtge. bonds, 3% series due 1978—
3V4% sinking fund debs, due 1973
7%
preferred stock ($100 par value)
$6 preferred stock (no par valuet —
$4 preferred stock
(no par valuei
$4.56 preferred stock (no par value) —
1st
Co.—Earnings—
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
EXCHANGE
AND
1949
were
Texas Gulf Sulphur
'
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION
1949 and $146,787 at Aug. 31.
first offered publicly on Oct. 4,
which time the net assets were $153,358.—V. 171, p. 1086.
Fund
*
and
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.—Outlook
exchange their
$4.56 preferred stock
accumulated dividends.
plus
—V.
discount
debt
loss
Net
corporation crossed the two million dollar
amounted to $2,023,585 April 29. This com¬
at the close of
pares with $771,314
1949,v Shares of the
$112
to
300,730
71.883
'
this
of
27
Net
redeemable at any time at $115 per share
May 1, 1952, and subsequently at ^prices
if redeemed after May 1,
1936, in each
is
before
or
376,307
360,878
7
$197,221
of
Amortization
holders, of the
68,786 shares of
Cross $2,000,000 Mark—
Texas Fund, Inc.—Assets
'<•
on
downward
scaled
386,176
T
—
Gross
stock
$4.56
new
redeemed
If
case
r
Interest
share.
r
4,377,331
Income
than Federal taxes on
f
i.
other
Taxes,
value).
par
at $110 per
A-."/-
York, N. Y.—V. 171. p. 1789.
New
Co
Pierce &
1949
$5,038,790
4,119,004
maintenance
and
Depreciation
The exchange is on a share-for-share
basis with a dividend adjustment on all exchanges and
with a cash payment of $5 per share on all 7% preferred
stock exchanged.
The exchange offer expires at 3 p.m,
(CST), May 17, 1950.
All shares of old preferred not
exchanged will be redeemed on Aug. 1, 1950.
An invest¬
ment group jointly headed by Kidder, Peabody & Go.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Union Secu¬
rities Corp. will underwrite the offer and sell publicly
any unexchanged shares, plus 420 company-held shares,
of New Affiliate—
holders to Purchase Shares
Co
Southwest
First
3,000
———
Co
Trust
Union
1950
$4,743,246
revenues
Operation
1,500
1,000
1,000
1,000
Inc.—
Nolan
Dallas
Co.—
&
Co.—
&
Total
Concurrently, the company is offering
(no
Transmission Co.—Rights Given Stock¬
Tennessee Gas
Co.—
Brothers
holdings for 133,786 shares of new
1465.
p.
3,000
Folger,
65,000 shares of 7% preferred stock and
$6 preferred stock the opportunity to
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Bache
Co
&
Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
.
$371,269
$416,402
90,737
1313,306
income.—
oper.
Stern
Rauscher,
44.111
C93
railway.—-
from
V?
1950
.
$426,038
railway
from
5,000
3,000
Ry.—Earnings—
Central
Tennessee
Walker
H.
G.
&
Parsons
Stroud
5.000
Hallgarten & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
,
3,000
3,000
3,000
2,50o
2.000
Moseley & Co
& Co., Inc.
S.
F.
Twin City Rapid Transit Co. (&
3.000
& Co.———
Co. Inc._i.__
Weld
&
Rhoades
Loeb.
M.
Co.
& Hutzler—
Bros.
C, Allyn &
A.
Carl
$250,000
'Net
—V.
profit
171,
p.
—
699.
'
'
(Continued on page 50)
$3,060
$151,219
..
.
.
.
.
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i
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Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Stock Record
(1893)
New York Stock Exchange
«»
DAILY RANK OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSOE
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
$ per share
37
$ per share
Jun
1%
51
Jun
17%
Oct
*17ya
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
t per share
Dec
3%
19% Jan
Feb
14
Dec
21
44%
Sep
39% May
Dec
43
14%
Nov
5%
Jun
19% Dec
11% Dec
23
46
May
18% Jan
97% Mar
4% Apr
3
47
J an
54% -Ta n
1
21% May
Jun
2% Feb
5
Jan
9% Jan
23% May
110% Dec
26
Jan
3
2%
Jun
13%
Feb
18%
Dec
Apr
73
Sep
67% Jan
2%
Feb
4
Dec
3 % Apr
40%
Feb
Dec
66% Apr
64%
Jan
86% Dec
78% Apr
24
27%
21 Va Jan"
17% Jun
88
Sep
83
July
104
Jan
93% Feb
4 v
9
Feb
1
Alabama
3
10
72
Mar
95
2
Apr
'
4
,
24
22%
40
48%
36%
36
35%
11%
12%
_10
4d
%
22%
22%
22%
,
23
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No
$4.56 oonv preferred
Allegheny & West Ry 6*
213/4
22
40
39%
393/4
*49%
49%
49
49%
36
2,600
34%
31%
33%
30%
33%
116,700
15,500
21%
*118
12
12 %
12%
52
52
*51%
52%
51%
12%
51%
11%
52
*51%
52%
30
23%
24
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
18,900
124
*118
12
124
2%
12%
124
*118
3
12
2%
2%
3
*118
124
•118
17%
17 %
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
71%
*70%
71%
71%
71%
71%
72
i
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
67%
67%
68%
70%
•
.
gtd
*76
31
„:
31%-
■;
110
98
*92
98
*108%
r.
V
71%
31%
*108%
*92
«
3%
70%
80%
*76
32%
110
70%
•77
93
93
94
10%
10%
10%
10%
60
16,400
2,200
80
303/4
31%
1093/4
94
10%
21,700
»
300
40
96
•94
98
8,200
33/8
*108%
<
109%
9,700
70
70
*77
32
109%
3
17%
72%
3%
80
30%
32%
110
17%
*71
3%
-
71%
71
80 %
31%
32%
110
71
*76
80
31%
110
*92
100
*76
80
*
*108%
,
124
2%
3
17%
71%
par
200
12%
24
17 %
No par
4 400
22%
♦39%
71%
preferred A
;_100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
8,200
49%
*71%
SVs%
8,000
10,200
22%
40
1
common
..
4J
,
17
4
22%
4
33%
■>'
4j%
100
w w
Share»
46%
46
4%
4
23
*39%
40
33
2%
2%
5
22%
*39%
48%
4%
22 Va
Sales for
the Week
tper share
47%
45%
47%
4
22%
22%
46%
# v"r share
24%
*51%
124
4%
21 %
40
May 4
May 'A
46%
'36%
12
52%
24
*118
100
*39%
9 per share
4
Friday
May 5
Thursday
Wednesday
46
22%
22%
22%
23%
.
13 :
,
46%
21%
43%
*51%
common
Allegheny Corp
2
2
Inc
22
1
&
4%* preferred
11
83% Jan
110% Apr
Alliens
21%
HIGH SALE PRICES
$ per share
4
4
*48
50
w w
Vicksbnrg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining.
9
4
no par
Air Redaction Ine
$3 preferred
1
45%
45%
AND
Tuesday
May 2
$ per share
*39 %
;
Corp__lo
Admiral Corp new common
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
45%
21%
1
_No par
Addressograph-Multlgraph
9
32% May
5
89% Mar
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis COrp
11
14
24
4% Jan
85% Feb
3,
Jan
94
Mar
4
15% Mar 29
May 1
4
10
3% Jan
18% Jan
28
82%
.
V
Acme Steel Co
55% Mar
26
2% May
4% Nov
3
Feb
121
Monday
I per share
ZZZJSo
Motors Co
25 % Jan
5
64
ACF-Brill
39% Apr 17
13% Mar 15
21% Mar 30
110 % Jan
Abbott Laboratories
22
42% Feb
50
Saturday
Apr. 29
v
Par
ot
May
23% Jan
<
3
51
51% Dec
23
13
17% Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
t per share
44% Mar 31
Dec
27% Mar
35
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
A,
8
Jun
165
Jun
Jun
15%
11% Apr
239% Apr
3
Jan
8% Jan
210
Dec
200% Jan
13
19
Dec
Jan
3
8%
19
-
24%
Jun
30%
Oct
27% Apr
Feb
35%
Dec
32% Jan
13
Feb
93
Allen Industries Inc.
14.
Feb
2
Allied Chemical 8c Dye
Allied Bad Co
21-
14
25%
13
29% Jan
16
11
36% Feb
,
Allied
3
Jan
97%
Nov
Feb
33%
Dec
31% Jan
13
May 3
35% Mar 23
76
Jun
88
Oct
86 % Feb
17
4%
91
26%
Jan
37%
Dec
35% Feb
20
2%
Jun
4% Nov
3% Feb
28
37
43
Apr
89%
Feb
Jan
Jan
70
20
Jun
27
61% July
69
35
Jan
104
3
45% Mar
8
Dec
2'%
81
Jun
Jan
172% Mar
6
Feb
10
Apr
75% Jan
26% Jan
Mar
X63
2
10% Jan
13
236%
20%
20%
•19%
20%
*19%
20%
27%
28
28%
28%
27%
27"%
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,400
No par
100
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
34%
353/s
35
353/a
14,300
*96%
100%
96%
96%
97
97
33%
34%
32
26
67
Feb
7
15
14% Apr 21
American Bank Note
6%
32%
104'/a
106% Dec
105% Jan
3
120
Apr
24
American Can Co common
187%
183% Jan
4
190
Dec
233% Mar 28
2
79
Feb
18
26% Jan
12
19% July
Feb
25%
47% Sep
44'% Jan
7
51
Mar 22
15%
Feb
19 y4
Dec
18 Yb Jan
24
23
Feb
14
Jun
19%
Oct
173% Apr
71% July
87
Mar
82
24
Jan
3
35%
Feb
51%
Dec
49
Jan
13
99
Jan
Dec
115% Jan
16
25 y4
Jun
36% Mar
323% Jan
13
23
xl9% Mar 16
743/b Apr 22
86% Jan
173
Apr
23
22
39% Mar 23
Brake 8hoe Co
7%
7% Jan
4%
Feb
6%
Oct
6% Jan
6
153/4
Feb
19%
Dec
18% Jan
28
20
133/4
Jan
21% Nov
20 Va Apr
24
24% Feb
Dec
2% Jan
3
64 Vo Jan
4
4% Mar 23
3%
*40
111
45
*40
.
45
112%
42
42%
41%
H'/s
11%
11%
11% V, 113/4
47,700
70%
70%
69%
71%
71%
72
71%
3,800
>.
71
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 s/«
66%
66%
*66%
66%
13%
12%
13
32 Yb
323%
32%
323%
105
*104
32%
105
*104
32%
32%
105
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
6%
7'%
6%
7
6%
•104
12%
6%
1173/s
115
186
22%
223%
22 3%
57'%
573%
573%
58
563%
No par
24
24
24-%
243/s
24'%
24%
No par
48%
48%
49
49
49
49
lo
18%
183%
18%
19
18%
19
10
*17%
18'%
*i7%
18 Ye
*17%
18%
17%
18%
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85
*83
85
*82%
84'%
*82'%
70
7-1
693/4
70%
,
12%
325/8
115%
115
116
185%
184
57%:
57 ya
58
24%
25%
48%
49'%
23%
■.58
:V
6%
37,000
114%
/
1153%
4,100
*184'%
185
120
5,000
573/4
3,500
25'%
4,100
483%
'//i
23%'
57%
/
23%
25
24
57'%
'
100
26,900
6%
185
;23%
4,600
12%
12
6%
223%
150
11,500
105
*104
12%
6%
5,600
13
32%
32
v
105
185%
)
49
2,000
243%
25%
49 Ya
49%
19
19
*183%
19'%
•17%
18%
*17%
18
84%
82%
82%
82
82
69'%
70%
69%
70%
683%
697/a
1623%
*19
;..
19%
165%
163 %
163'%
161%
35'%
35
12
23 '/s
164%
1643/
1,800
17%
66%
13
*104
71%
5,100
42
66 %
185
35
113
111
42%
11%
111
116
20
112
112%
42%
11%
22 %
Distilling Co
45
42
112%
184%
1643%
*40
45
-.00
11%
13'%
70%
1,900
13%
116
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A-100
700
3%
18
185
4ya%
35%
16 00)
41%
>
116%
com
35%
66%
116%
v
*
12%
•184%
100
*40
ii~
{
<
17%
*1153%
35%
34%
35'%
34%
164
35
34
164 Yb
200
20
36,800
163
162
34%
35
900
3,500
34%
2,800
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
EXCHANGE
30
35%
3%
200
,
335/a
66%
7%
NEW YORK STOCK
Mar 23
35%
3%
184%
Monday
Par
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American European Secur
No par
American Export Lines Inc
.40c
Amer & Foreign Power com—No par
*7%
May 2
73/8
73/a
*19%
19%
*19 %
20 %
20'%
20%
3%
7%
9 per share
73%
20
*19%
20%
20%
4
3%
^ .
'
Friday
May 5
Thursday
May 4
May8
f per share
I per share
9 per share
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 1
Apr. 29
I per share
t per share
35'%
3%
400
88%
33% i
18%
STOCKS
share
35%
3%
22%
American
Lowest
Highest
35%
99%
5,100
*33/,
89 %
66%
7%
No par
American Chain & Cable—
American Chicle Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
88%
13%
25
preferred
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
90%
•
*87%
33%
66 %
100
preferred
American
13
1
17%
33 %
90
13%
*
_1
American Car & Fdry com
Range for Previous
$ per
Broadcasting Co Inc
://'
71
104 Yb
American Cable & Radio Corp
563% May
70%
*32%
21
Jan
70%
100
8»% Apr
82
70%
No par
3
Jun
11%
*96%
99
34%
*89%
3%
41
11%
com
37% Jan
7
40%
11%
•96%
33%
:
35%
110
41
11%
convertible preferred
Dec
4%
110
109%
45
18%
4%
Amer
*40
45
13%
American
60
i
66%
12
Jan
;
17%
21
33%
*40
13%
20
18
3%
*65%
Jan
13
35%
3%
~
2
14% Apr
Jan
•35%
4
50
104% Jan
30% Feb
35%
*3%
,_10
common
preferred
8
120
*35%
236
*89%
*40%
13
Sep
89%
89%
109%
7'% Jan
35
34
par
101% Feb
Apr
33
89%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
,_i
3%% cum conv preferred
100
American Bosch Corp
100%
33
89%
50
No
*96
32%
1
Jan
Jun
I per share
237%
20%
Jan
21%
Lowest
230%
20%
10%
22 Yb Mar 24
39%
235 %
20%
Amer
12
6
237
2,200
235%
6%
3
113% Feb
.'V
20%
com
2
4
96% July
5Yb Jun
26
Amalgamated Leather Co
17% Mar 28
Dec
30% Mar
Jan
>
235% 237
10%
10
234%
preferred
2
x69
Oct
12
Jun
40
11
10%
20%
AUls-Chalmers Mfg common-No par
3%% conv preferred100
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
9% Jan
Dec
x7%
4% Jan
235
235
10%
.No par
.
40% Feb
45 v Sep
10% July
61
;
Apr 19
38% Jan 11
10%
20%
convertible preferred
Amerada Petroleum Corp
40
120% Oct
Jan
26'
,
Mills
100% Mar
Jan
34%
6%
Jan
.
10%
5
No par
Allied Stores Corp common
97
83%
25%
*10%
Sales fnr
the Week
.Share*
9 per share
9 per share
7'%
7'%
7'%
7'%
20
193%
20
19'%
19%
*19%
20'%
800
20'%
20%
20%
20'%
20%
20%
213%
8,800
3%
82 YA
3%
3'%
3'%
33%
3'%
4,800
7%
4
73%
7%
1,400
Jun
3%
Jan
69%
Dec
No par
813/4
82
82%
83
823%
803%
81%
5,300
19 y4
Dec
16
Jan
85% Apr
4
25% Mar 22
$7 preferred
Jan
•7 2nd preferred A_
No par
22%
23'%
223/4
233/a
22%
23'%
22 Va
23 Yb
21=%
223%
215%
22 YB
13,100
Jun
61 ys
Dec
54
Jan
76 Va Apr
$6 preferred
No par
*72%
74
733/,
74
72%
743/4
73
73%
72
72%
*72%
45%
Oct
51%
Dec
49% Jan
55% Mar 22
American Gas 8c Electric
_10
51%
51%
51%
52%
52
52%
52%
53%
53'%
53%
53'%
53'%
10,100
34
Jun
43%
Oct
393/4 Feb
43 % May
5
American Hawaiian
SS Co
_10
4.2%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
43
43
43
43
43 *
43'%
2,500
1
com.. __1
5%
-50
*46%
1
333/4
1%
44
6%
37
Co
Oct
4% Jan
46
Jun
48
NOV
47% Jan
48
Jan
30
American Hide 8c Leather
6% convertible preferred
24%
Jan
32%
Dec
31% Jan
11
American Home Products-.
9% Sep
7% Feb
34% Apr
9% Apr
13
American Ice Co common
3%
5%
Jun
Jan
73
Feb
11%
Feb
15% Mar
5 Ys
6% Apr
1
Aug
84
Mar 10
15% Dec
14
Jan
13
22%
20
Apr
25
100
Dec
18% Jan
J 33/8 Mar 30
12%
Jun
73
Jun
Jan
84
11%
Jun
15 Ys
Dec
13% Mar 30
76
Jan
84
Sep
78
4%
Jun
22%
Jun
963/4
Jan
5%
Jan
28%
32
102
7% Mar
33%
Dec
Jan
4
92
Mar 29
15% Apr 19
22% Jan 12
18% Feb 15
91% Feb
27
American Locomotive
7% preferred
17
Feb
20
Amer Macb & Pdry com
Jan
4
86
Apr 14
5% Jan
' 3
8
Mar 22
Mar 22
29
34% Jan
11
105% NOV
104% Jan
3
Oct
6% Jan
5
Nov
33% Dec
29% Jan
13
33% Mar 16
Feb
36% Aug
34% Jan
25
36'/4 Jan
7
19% Mar 30
10
Jun
169
Mar
14% Jan
178
Sep
13% Jan
176
Feb
7
13
10
Mar 28
No par
6% non-cum preferred
.100
American International Corp-No par
American Investment Co of Ill- —1
106% Mar
7% Jan
3
7
28
33
333/4
8'%
:8%
5 3%
5'%
48
48
*46ya
473%
*46%
473%
33%
323%
33
32%
333%
32%
323%
8'%
8'%
8 3%
83%
53%
6
8'/a
*8'%
20%
15%
15 y8
15'%
15 y8
15'%
900
20%
203%
20%
203%
20'%
21'%
2,700
15 Yb
19,300
14'%
*84
86%
153/4
153/4
14%
14'%
15
143%
15
86'%
86
86
84'%
84'%
85'%
200
15'%
16'%
15
15%
15%
15%
*53/a
15%
11,800
83
81
81
80%
7%
80%
33
33'%
*313/4
32
31%
32
32%
>105 %
106
*105'%
106
*105'%
—1
6%
63/4
*6%
6%
*6 3%
No par
No par
30%
303/4
30%
303/i
30%
35
36
213/4
21%
100
153/4
*182
*35'%
36
213/4
21%
153/4
16
185
*182
83
73%
32%
106
Ya
*81%
7%
32%
♦losy*
*6'%
7
30%
31
36
x35%
35%
35'%
353%
35%
36
21%
16
7
31
35'%
213%
21%
21%
215%
22
213%
22'%
15%
185
*182
15%
185
15 3%
*182
49
Nov
39 '% Apr
51% Mar 16
45%
44%
45
43%
Dec
39 Va Mar 30
43% Jan
3
American
39%
39%
*39%
40
393%
393%
39%
Jun
56%
Jan
50% Mar 28
573/8 Jan
9
Amer Smelt 8c
52%
52%
523%
53%
53
53'%
x52%
1583%
159
1593%
142
34%
130
Feb
Jan
Jan
164
42%
150
Dec
xl57% Apr
Dec
4
43
Apr
10
2
145
Jan
13
Jun
28
Jan
22 3/a Mar 24
Jan
31%
Dec
29% May
73/8
Jun
12%
Jan
31%
Feb
45
Dec
Jun
July
138
60%
135
Jun
Jan
Jan
49% May
*117%
Apr
63/4
Jan
21%
Jun
128% Nov
20%
150%
Nov
Jan
76% Dec
153%
Dec
18
2
19%
16
Jan
Feb
141
21%
120
166
Mar
40
Sep
24
1
93/4 Mar 21
38% Jan
25
128% Jan
5
193/a Jan
13
146'% Jan
68
Apr
149
May
3
27
No par
Ship Building Co_„No par
Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co
6%
non-cum
25
common
preferred
100
*45
*158
*42%
•141%
158
159
42%
42%
143
*141%
83%
8
44%
423%
42%
83%
44%
423%
7%
x44
160
42%
143
*141%
143
*141%
15 s%
16
185
•182
7 5%
7%
453%
40
40
53'%
533%
523%
158'%
1593%
159%
160
42%
42%
143
•141%
No par
24%
24 3/a
24%
25
243%
25
24%
24'%
245%
Co
No par
30 %
30%
29%
30
29%
295%
29%
30'%
29%
American Stove Co_
—No par
*10%
503/4 Mar 23
American Sugar Refining com
134% May
1
22% Feb
3
American Sumatra Tobacco
1573/4 May
2
American Tel 8c Tel Co
'76% Jan
9
American
2
158
64 % Mar 29
76
Mar 30
7*
6%
preferred
Tobacco
113%
11%
11%
11 YB
47%
48'%
48«%
48'%
136
*19%
20
25
156%
68%
100
150
American Viscose Corp common—14
5% preferred
100
*73
121
Aug
1173/4 Jan
25
121% Mar 28
8ya Mar
7% Jan
3
12% Mar 22
American Water Works Co Inc
Feb
21% Feb
28
32% Jan 28
American Woolen
119%
11%
11%
48
*134%
100
common
preferred
Dec
2
10%
47%
100
74
May
11
47%
—5
134%
20
156%
1553/4
68%
68%
149%
150
73%
73%
119%
119 V*
*134
134%
20
19%
157%
157%
68 3%
69
149
149%
745%
75
119%
48
136
*134
136
*134%
20
20
20
20'%
157%
69'%
151
76
119'%
119%
157'%
69'%
152
74%
♦119'%
45'%
45
53y»
American
47%
75%
40
American Steel Foundries
100
♦182
73%
44%
273/8 Feb 18
34% Feb 27
12% Jan 11
Stores
155%
16
185
157%
157
15'%
10
I
r 1,000
11,500
2,000
30,500
43,100
185
73%
453%
29,000
2,500
40
54'%
480
12,000
540
160
1,700
413%
11'%'
10
24%
30
141%
243/4
3,900
*293%
•24'%
42'%
141%
423%
143
30'%
2,900
*11
473%
48
*134%
135'%
20'%
20
1573%
1573%
113%
48
134%
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2,900
200
,i
20%
1,900
1573%
29,100
10,200
69 5%
70
69 Y»
69'%
152
151%
1513%
440
73%
75
73%
8,300
75%
120
4,000
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70'%
152
*39%
110
4,000
v
106
6 3%
30'%
Jun
8%
8 %
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105'%
6%
Jan
7%
105%
7%
31%
39%
5
33 Ya
106
7'%
33%
30%
37
Dec
33
31
23%
8%
7%
7%
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6%
6 3%
American Safety Rasor
American Seating Co
6% Mar
14 »%
14'%
16 3%
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*
90%
*85%
143/a
86'A.
73%
No par
110
89%
15%
8
com
*88%
89
90'%
205%
73/4
Ban'y
600
20 5%
8
7% preferred
8%
20'%
203%
20%
7%
Amer Had 8c St
9,600
8'%
15'%
Amer Machine 8s Metals
No par
American Metal Co Ltd com-No par
8
100
32'%
91
14%'
14
16% Apr
3,400
32'%
*15'%
*81%
News Co
6
473%
*89
83
American
89
*53%
*47
15%
*81'%
American Natural Gas Co
6
91
83
4Vs% preferred
8 5%
53%
2,600
*15
♦81%
American Molasses Co
5V0
73
*89
.100
preferred
81
49'%
15%
3.90%
80
83%
15%
*84
No par
11
*46'%
83%
90
>90
*15
.100
American Power & Light
9% Jan
8'/4
5%
5%
52
No par
5
Apr 24
4
—1
common
22 % May
185
3%
119'%
73
*119%
119%
270
120
'5s
38%
79
Sep
91% Mar
84
59%
Jun
80
Jan
63
7%
Dec
4%
Jun
48%
Jun
65
25 Va
Jun
35% Jan
">.2%
Jun
25%
Jan
99% Mar
48%
Jun
Dec
35% Jan
40% Dec
108
55%
Mar
8
27% Mar 10
273/4 Apr
5
Jan
27
106% Jan
20
37
X51
12
28% Dec
llVi.Nov
26% May
61
Jan
Jun
2% Aug
20
Dec
8% July
15%
Apr
May
1
5% Feb 14
Jan
19% Feb
11
94% Feb
10
Feb
2
74
9
65
Ys May
Jan
31 % May
31% Jan
5
12
3
12
473/4 Mar 30
110% Mar
56
Apr
8
8
23%
23%
10%
11
10%
10%
103%
10'%
10%
10 5%
10%
10%
6,600
23%
:
233%
23
23%
23
23%
23
235%
23
233/a
13,400
84'%
85
84'%
85
633%
64
8%
9
7%
preferred
_100
*84%
85
84
85
84%
84'%
84 Ya
$4
conv prior
preference—No par
*64%
66
63
65'%
633%
633%
63%
84%
63%
8%
8'%
Amer Zinc Lead 8c Smelt
com
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining—
Anaconda Wire 8s Cable
Anchor Hock Glass
1
25
-50
No par
Corp com—12.50
$4 preferred
Anderson, Clayton 8c Co
8
*623/4
30
293/4
43
230
9'/a
32,000
64%
64%
250
8%
83%
633%
633%
64
64'%
633%
64 3%
30%
30
30%
30'%
303%
30%
31%
31
31%
31 Yb
31%
56.000
30%
31
30 3%
303%
2,200
42
4,400
303/4
433/4
303%
43,
30%
43%
30%
43
No par
*108%
1093/4
*108%
1093%
*108%
21%
*53%
54%
54 Va
54'%
*53%
303%
43
1093/4
54
30%
42%
*108%
*53%
23%
22%
23'%
22%
223%
*9%
10
♦93/4
10
*93%
10
10
6
5
33/4
41% Feb 10
Archer-Danlels-Mldland
No Par
*35%
Mar
65%
83%
83%
223/a
5
i
633%
8'%
10
34% Jan 113
450
*63'%
V
*63
8%
20
4% Jan
;
633/i
Anderson -Pricha rd Oil Corp
7
42% Nor
11%
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Products Co Inc
23% Jan
10% Jan 13
For footnotes see page 24.
No par
common
11
223%
9% Janf 4
3
Feb. 15
...
5
3%
36
31%
41%
41%
42%
1093%
•1083%
54
53
53%
•53%
22%
22%
23'%
22%
233%
40,200
ioy«
10 YA
10'%
*10%
10%
,300
43
109%
•108%
*33/4
4%
*3%
4'%
3%
3%
4 Yb
4%
35%
35%
35'%
353%
35%
35%
35%
36V4
*4
36 3%
109%
54
•
300
4'%
500
36%
1,300
13
14
(1894)
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
NEW
Lowest
Highest
$ pershare
S per
t per thare
Jun
29%
Dec
26% Jan
13
38% May
95
Feb
89
Jan
3
103% May
5
5
Jun
8%
Dec
7% Jan
13
49%
Jun
77%
Jan
69
Jan
13
38%
Jun
51%
Dec
43
Jan
94
Jun
101%
Dec
Jun
114
7% July
Feb
13%
11%
Apr
28
111
116
Apr
11
19
Jan
9
Mar 13
143/4 Apr
9% Apr
Sep
18
18
Mar 10
15
3
Apr
4
104
13
Apr
Feb
101% Dec
98
30%
80
Jun
97%
Jun
10%
Jan
105%
,
Nov
16
103% Jan 27
100% Jan
15
Jun
,
Jan
12% Jan
47
Dec
32%
105 %
v
Nov
Mar
Jan
41
Jan
68
Jan
87
3
13
80
Dec
94
Mar
Jan
13*
91
Apr
5
Jun
42%
Dec
36% Jan
24.
49 %
May
1
Jun
1123/4
Dec
1083/4 Feb
1
115% May
3
102
993/4 Jan
5
102% Mar 11
223/a Jan
19
253/4 Feb
7
51% Mar 25
593/4 Apr
12
Dec
Jun
Jan
24% Aug
Jun
58
Jan
100
Feb
110
Dec
105
15
Sep
20%
Jan
17
Feb
73%
Sep
13%
Feb
153/8
4%
Feb
2
May
2
63/4 Jan
24
Jan 25
Nov
13% Apr
28
Jun
15
8%
Jun
12%
Jan
7%
Jun
113/b
Jan
14%
3»
9% Apr
15% Jan
16
223/4 Jan
Jan
72
July
63
Apr
12
72
38
Jun
53
Dec
43
Feb
15
Jan
15
Sep
21%
Jan
Jun
41
Mar
16% Apr
363/4 Jan
26
36
25
173/4 Feb
16
Dec
46% Feb
9%
Feb
153/0
Oct
14% Jan
3
11%
Jun
173/4
Jan
17
26%
Nov
33%
Dec
93/4 Apr
29% Jan
87%
Feb
Dec
98
12%
Nov
20%
16%
Oct
21% Dec
86% Nov
56%
101
.
3
9
Feb
Jan
3
86
Jan
74
73/4 Feb
7
29 % Jan
12
Jun
7
Jun
16
Feb
Feb
36%
Mar 14
31
Mar
11%
10%
17
26
Jun
373/a
Dec
6%
Apr
11
Jan
27%
NOV
85
Dec
109%
1
18% Apr
15% Apr 22
893/4 May 5
47% Apr 29
9% Jan
4
25% Jan
6
Jan
12
90
106% Jan
12
113
86
Dec
1 % Apr
23/4 July
6
27%
26
Dec
31 % Apr
33% Jan
Jun
Oct
36
Feb
May
30% Jan
26
20
13
139% Jan
21
141
Dec
129 %
Jun
22 %
Jun
313/a Mar
Oct
11% Mar
Apr
243/s Mar 27
9% Jan
3
I per share
Jun
10%
Jun
8 3/s
9%
21
18
.
13%
•
1
Bohn
32%
Jan
18 3,4 Feb
18
12
19% July
13% Apr
21
x243/8 Jan
16% Jan
1% Jan
30
x34 % Feb
24
!
47%
Jan
93/0
9
Apr
7% Feb 14
8% Mar
25
Jun
32
NOV
33
28
Dec
Deo
193/4
Dec
Jun
Feb
7%
!
125
Jun
61% July
26% Jun
Sep
Feb
16
21% Apr
3
3
100
'
18% Jan
;
123
29% Jan
29 3/a Jan
-
Mar 20
14
40
.
Jan
3
253/4 Feb
20% Jan
27
124
12% Jan.
3
16% May
74% Jan
3
:
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Dec
34% Jan
Dec
17% Apr
24
393/4 Jan 24
203/8 Mar 25
Jan
31% Feb
21
36% Jan
4
73
Apr
13%
Jun
'
V
Dec
94
Jan
4
80
Mar 29
89
Dec
82% Jan
16 3/s
17% Mar 30
13% Jan
Jan
-
18
3
7
Jun
May
8
Mar 31
x97%
Jun
'
122 t
Dec
117
Mar 30
6%
,
Jun
'•
11%
Dec
82
Feb
60
Jun
Feb
3
17
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20%
30
52
24%
26%
Jan
x21'
36%
Dec
34% Feb
53
r
Feb
.
Apr
Oct
53
2
Jun
3%
Jun
;
^53/0
Jan
16%
Jun
;
22%
Jan
12%
Feb
9%
;
Jan
109 % Mar
Sep'
35%
Jun
41
May
16%
Jan
21
Oct
10%
40%
Jun
Jan'
153/4
,
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45%
453%
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600
163/4
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91
9% Jan
77
3
6
2
Jan
14
24
.
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17
17
22
22
22%
84
84
84
85
83
9
9%
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40
Jan
5
18% Apr
11
13% Mar 30
8% Jan
3
19'
34%
35%
34%
35%
35
35%
37%
38%
3734
38%
37%
38%
141%
141%
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141%
28%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
28
28%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
143%
14%
263/4
13
4
20% May
18
1
113
1%
26%
Monday
1%
26%
26
26
26
26%
35
35%
35
35%
10,300
37%
36%
37 y4
59,700
142%
142 «/4
28 Tb
28%
8,200
143/4
143/4
2,800
X36%
141
141
141
600
500
PRICES
May 4
$ per share
Sales for
Friday
May 5
Thursday
the Week
t per share
J per share
Shares
26 y2
27
26%
27
143/8
14%
14%
14%
8,600
13%
13%
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13.300
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
16
153/4
16
1534
15%
2,800
30%
•
31%
31%
31%
31%
30 y2
31
29%
30%
29%
30%
18,700
25%
25%
25%
26
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19
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19 3/a
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19 Vb
1,100
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14%
14 Vb
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-
50%
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21
38
18%
'
*53
2%
10
Mfg Co..
77
21%
No par
Inc..
10
105
22
18%
'
'
.No par
common
122
10%
5%
__50
L_.
8%
8%
124
-■
,
15%
15%
20%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com..1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred——:—No par
A
90
'"*103
common__No par
_____r
preferred A
90
77
No par
Ltd
90
8%
No par
Campbell W & C Foundry
88
10 %
28 Va
2634
'
88-
/
preferred—^100
Byron Jackson Co
37%
35%
20%
—.5
...
•
-
*97%'
.*122
21,000
1013i
*42%
102
102*
35,700
34 Vb
28%
12%
39
103
21%
124
16
*77%
'
88
''
*123
16 %
98
15%
—100
Copper & Zinci.
Byers Co (A M) common
123%
21
*85
i
preferred—100
preferred
18%
87%
1
——
18%
*97%
i
100
12%
39%
*102
21%
,19% '19%
*35
*38%
43
12 %r
770
11%
26 3/a
26%
10134
>£ 43%'
43
7,900
27
101 Vb
28 y4
26%
11%
~
213/4
133/6
*37%
«■:!
35%
*28
'
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*101%
x43
39%
103
28 %
'26%
150
9
9
/
670
-
16%
19%
35%
21 V
*39
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78 %A' 78%
37%
'37%
■■
22%
>
123
16%
t
38%
103
,
18%
•
if 78%
•
5
——
;
22 %
124
.
16%
Co—£_——£—££Nopar
*102
22
18%
>18*%
£—5
•'
103
22
i
33%
39
>'*102
.No par
L._No par
7%
28 %
26
103
;
101% 101%
25%
*101
9%
9
7
28 Vb
25%
101%
>.
43
I5
37%':
27
No par
;_No par
.No par
23/4
2%
37%
32%
27%
25%
9%
9%
3
38
11%
32%
101%
■
2%
33
27
5
11%
32%
.
>3
38
38
37%
-
>
1
±
3,200
19%
■>'
__15
common...
,
53
31%
*25 %
5
Co common
(Philip)
33,200
14%
£
Butte
Carey
800
1,300
1%
265/8
Bigelow
Airlines
1%
1%
14 V2
preferred—i,
—__l.100
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
Capital
88
113
26 V2
_/100
class
*87
*112
1%
Wednesday
May ?
S per share
< per thare
88
113
88
26%
141
26%
26%
f
112%
1%
*26
Tuesday
May 2
May 1
88%
113
14%
I
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills
Feb
*87
26%
Canada Southern Ry Co___^
12
26%
87%
112%
138
1 %
26%
$ per share
5
$& preferred
Buffalo Forge CO.—
$3
10,500
34%
1%
26%
87%'
112
*
14%
preferred
Capital Admin
26 y2
34%
87%
2%
1
"26%
*26%
•
26%
112
2%
9
263/4
26%
87%
111
1%
27%
2%
9
25,500
14%
1%
Roller
17% Jan
i4y2
14%
51
50% Feb
14%
14%
98%
56 % Jan
14%
14%
26%
Canadian
13
14 %
14%
1,400
14%
20% Feb
16 3/0 Apr
14%
14%
64%
Breweries
17,800
263/4
43 '1 Mar 20
15
46%
26 %
5
6
44%
1,600
14%
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
28
46%
%.
26%
19
.
150
44%
16 Vb
15%
*87 V2
14%
5% Apr
Feb
89%
46%
50%
preferred
15%'
46%
98%
5%
16
15%
47%
*86%
2,400
16%
4 6'4
*111%
1,700
15
89
47%
111
10
32%
15%
15%
89
*86%
'
32%
*14%
89
16%
46%
15%
*87%
63%
California Pack....
17
7,800
31%
26%
28
12% Feb 24
16%
15%
89
51
participating
15
15%
98%
7%
32%
15
89
64%
4%%
323%
15
15%
50 %
conv
33
210
8%
*30
14%
13%
Feb
?2% Feb
32%
600
86
8%
9%
31
89
26%
86
x8%
31
15%
26%
22%
32
87
47%
*87%
70
17
22%
85
15
63%
(The)
86
9%
*31
14%
1
106
9%
32
2,600
1,300
17
22 »/4
*22 Va
10,200
105
105
17%
17
47
—_1
Callahan Zinc-Lead
3
9%
*31
32
105
104 %
17%
*97%
&
104
22
9%
18
87
19
3
104
*15%
26
22
105
15
Jan
Apr
33
32%
23/i Apr
10% Jan
3,200
14%
40% Mar 21
100
33%
32%
55
4 '
33%
14%
5
18 3/4 Apr
33%
32%
Bush Term Bldg
20
5
33%
14%
Butler Bros common.——_.15
24
4 300
33%
33%
50%
Bush Terminal
5
Apr
ioy4
32%
20
243/8 jan
13'/4
10
14%
Burlington. Mills Corp common—.1
4% preferred
£
i—100
>
105% Jan
53%
18 Vb
10
33
23
Feb
52%
18%
10
*32%
14%
*17%
3%%
Apr
11% Jan
53%
18%
10
98%
Mar 23
125
523/4
18 34
9%
63 %
3%%
15% May
53%
18%
173/B
83
39
*38
53
22%
*31
16%
16%
39
19%
10
17%
83
16 5/8
*38
*22%
22
83
16%
39
*38,*
23'/a
22
54%
33
105
23%
16%
39
9%
32%
*104
105
17%
*21%
10
22%
16%
16%
39
9%
5
For footnotes see page 24.
46%
31%
8
54% Mar 31
Oct
45%
9%
Jan
43% Apr
153/4 Jan
9%
47
*30%
1% Feb
19% May
"j
26
16% "Dec
Mar"
5% Feb
Dec
Apr
5
66% Nov
12% Mar'
50
Dec
13
Mar 29
101% May
1
98
3 3% Jan
19
Jan
Dec
105
Jun
May
•
"9% Apr 18
693/4 Mar 7
4!% Mar
Jun
*46
50%
9
'Jan
*
Jun
98%
47
16%
<
*17
*
No par
.No par
Bulova Watch Co Inc
'
9
500
67 Va
62 %
Bullard
:
100
Dec
84
.
Nov
91
*
Jun
11
21% Apr 28
Mar 2
193/4
95 4
Apr
18%
*65%
*97%
Budd
4
18%
May
18%
66 %
1
1
Bucyrus Erie Co
-7% preferred
79% Mar 27
36
77 *
18%
*64 %
10
Brass
$3.60 preferred—i—
2
Feb
f
70%
*18%
66%
*104
^2.50
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
11'
1
13%
19
*64%
*32
/.Brown Shoe Co Inc common
103% Jan 24
12% Feb
!
18%
66%
100
Brown
7
Oct
.
13%
*64%
19
_
Brooklyn Union Gas
19
Mar
Dec
353/8
16,400
*18%
26%
Class B_—
3%%
76 4
.
22%
18%
66%
22%
52%
,
'
Jun
22»i
18%
*64%
19%
Bridgeport Brass Co—
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Briggs & Stratton—t
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
29%
,
23%
18%
22 %
(assented)-.100
Bearing Co__i_
5
Braniff Airways Inc..
2.50
Brewing Corp. 6f America—
—15
3
13%
1
22 '/a
4,900
No par
Bower
v
•
23 %
14%
66%
Boston & Maine RR
43% Apr
24
36% Mar 2-
Dec
40 ;
30,500
14
14
LOW AND HIGH SALE
9
13
11% Apr
24 ;
19,400
11%
Saturday
4-
Jan
36
1023/4
10%
11%
55
Borden Co (The)
*.
Borg-Warner Corp common.
3 % % preferred
l
i.
105% Jan
Deo
Jan
14%
10
28%
14%
9
20
Dec
Jun
14
10%
11%
28
*14%
5
Apr
100
12%
♦
13
18
23% Mar 24
Dec
39
Jan
'
Jan
25% Apr
Jan
105%
29% Mar
,
Jan
29%
Oct
Jan
14%
10
>*140%
4'
18
14%
11%
100
Jan
93/8 Feb
2,300
10%
9%
No par
May
32% Mar
84,400
47 Va
12
—No par
B011 Ami Co class A.i
12'/a May
34 % May
8Va
47
10
38
141%
6 5 3/a
4
May
x7%
47 y2
8
11%
37%
513/4 Apr
3% Apr
38% Jan
8y4
473/0
10%
19%
1
Bond Stores Inc
100
3,900
11%
No par
9
73/4 Mar 10
s
Jun
1'
3,000
12%
11%
54%
Boeing Airplane Co..
15
200
7%
12%
10%
10
32%
Par
5
Feb
15%
*7J/s
—No par
10
,
*15%
7%
13»/4
13
13%
47
—1
&
15y8
7 Va
13%
11%
19%
(EW) Co,
Aluminum
*15%
7%
*13
700
7%
lO3/0
Apr. 29
Bliss & Laughlin Inc_>
Mar 13
7%
1334
55
\
7'/2
11%
5
—_—
Jan
Jan
13%
tper share
7%
7 %
10%
9%
*
1,800
15%
*15%
7%
13 %
130
17
13%
STOCK
Jan
Dec
120
YORK
60
'
15%
7%
12%
112
17
17%
7%
*73/8
800
*110
110%
17
3.8C0
10%
EXCHANGE
27
2%
.
NEW
2
48 % Jan
110
17%
56 V2
11%
22%
,_i
7% preferred
g
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
223/4 Mar 25
55
112
17
1,440
24 y2
56
13%
100
2
52% May
Jan
*15%
8
13%
19%
—
Jan
Jun /
15%
100
(Del) com
Jan
Jun
15%
100
24%
57
*17%
•
.2.50
t
—
64!
38
7%
10
Foods
27"
'
7%
1
& Co.
4
-
7%
17%
1
£
Best
28% May 5
153/8 Apr 11
7%
8
17
No par
12.50
&
Best
31% May
*110%
110%
18%
100
24%
%
*64%
50
10
:
Bethlehem Steel
13% Jan
Apr
110%
17%
590
11%
100
.100
pfd $3;25 ser Of 1946-Nopar
pfd $4 div ser of 1948_No par
Benguet Consol Mining Co..18 pesos
Dec
Nov
111
*110
20%
115 %
47%
10%
''
Cum
15
/
111
8
—13
preferred
Jun
Jun
15 %
56%
j
Bliss
97% Apr
95
24
57%
Packing Co
5
Jan
248/»
57%
*110
115
100
99%
24 %
57
50
143/4 Jan
3
100%
24%
57
Corp.:.
19
22% Jan
100
24%
57 %
100
37.700
115%
24%
-
11% Apr
253/4 Mar
115%
57
conv
Dec
'
115%
24%
convertible preferred
14%
Dec
9
^
5
16
115%
200
48%
48%
57%
5
Co
Jun
Dec
183/4
100%
99%
475/B
24%
—100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
98
100
100
48%
48
24%
16%
Blaw-Knox Co
25y8
100
100
*38
54%
3
20%
115%
10
4
21%
115%
115
114%
50
153/4 Mar
Dec
6%
115%
114%
1
:
29% Feb
51 /
-6%
90
common
26
98%
25%
76
*85
(Delaware)
26
59%
26
*74
90
preferred
13% Apr
1% Mar 1
J
T"
74
*85
preferred
Aroostook common
25% Apr
91% May
74
90
1
3
% per share
'
42%
74
*86
48%
non-cum
Jan
38% Mar
*72%
89
13%
Nov
Aug
Aug
Aug
.
50
76
47%
—
preferred
6,800
89
8%
Brothers
2,300
43
*74
*56%
common.
1,300
13
47%
49%
48%
Corp
107%
12.500
12%
75 %
3%
Oil
107 %
-
90
48%
L.
112
13
48%
8%
15 %
/ 17% Jun
'
13
47%
49%
30%
'
13%
48%
STOCKS
$ per share
107yi
13
48%
3%
Lowest
Highest
107%
13%
48%
47%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
107 %
13
47%
8%
Range for Previous
Lowest
107%
13
48%
50%
36% Jan
Mar
107%
13
48
8%
38% May
144
107'
13
47%
390
lll'/i
47%
Cum
3
11
12
293/0 Jan
112%
*86%
Bendix Home Appliances.
33%c
Beneficial Indus Loan common
10
23
2% Jan
110%
*74
,1.
Bendix Aviation..—1
3
Feb
112%
50%
4 % %
1
May
112
49
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Howell Co common——
27-
14% May
263/4 May
113
8%
Eeeoh-Nut
4
111%
51%
Belding-Hemlnway
10
X85
1,000
76
preferred—No par
Beck Shoe (AS) 43/4% pfd
—100
15% Apr
34% Jan 13
Mar
10
56%
8%
Beech Aircraft
12 3/0 Feb
Feb
98
103 %
56%
106
90
Beech Creek RR
12% Jan
Feb
Jun
11% Jun
85
Oct
3
*102 Vb
50%
'
13% Jan
103 J/2
56
56
734
$1.25 div
32% Feb
34% Jan
30%
*102'/a
56
12%
Beaunit Mills Inc_
93/a Jan
Feb
103%
56
7%
3%%
May
Jan
*102%
15%
Barnsdall Oil
30
10%
16%
105 %
12%
Convertible 5%
26
32%
16%
106 V2
12%
(B T)
2,700
12,500
16%
105%
56%
„
10%
16%
10%
103/4
16%
47%
100
Beatrice Foods Co common
Jun
10%
16
*15%
106%
13
A—100
i.Sl.20)
34% Mar
Jun
11
11
50
50 %
47%
.100
Bath Iron Works Corp
Bayuk Cigars Inc
6%
280
No par
13% Jan
27%
1143/i
*15%
7%
4%
20% Mar
21% Jan
*114
16'/2
5
4%%
23% Jan
114%
*153/4
_5c
Barker
6
100
114%
No par
Bangor &
19
20 % Jan
104%
*18%
Barber
15% Mar 25
Jan
*104
No par
—No par
Babbitt
5
Apr
104
V
<-73
convertible preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
3,9
Jan
57% Feb
105
104
*87%
Baldwin Locomotive Works
\
3,200
1,360
36,800
x50
16%
16%
103%
56%
1,100;
50
"
*106
,105%
*102'/a
55%
55%
5434
80 y2
80>/2
Mfg Corp (The) common.,,—3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
51% Apr
20 3/b Feb
22%
series
common
Conv prior pref
23
25
Jun
103
106
80%
80%
5
Powder
4%
19
3
22%
Jun
9
preferred
Atlas Tack Corp
Austin Nichols common
4
14
12% Apr
23% Apr
*102%
102
107
9%
.
25
common
Preferred $3.75 series B
25
13% Feb
3
Jun
25 v
Refining
conv
Atlas
18
14%
23%
102
106%
103 %
9%
9%
—100
preferred
non-cum'
Atlas Corp_.
18
9% Mar 27
9% Jan
183/i Feb
107%
102 %
£%
116
11434
*15%
16%
1021/2
102
10
51%
'
107%
\%
3
53% Apr
60%
23%
16%
Avco
4
Dec
11%
16%
107%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
53/4 Jan
1%
*10%
16%
107%
Autocar Co
373/4 Jan
Jan
11%
16%
107%
12
Jan
Jan
11%
*107
10
25
Jan
Feb
11%
17
112 %
28
7%
21%
10%
16%
111
Feb
44%
Mar
*153'4
111
8% Apr
Jun
39% Mar
*115%
16%
110%
143/4 Jan
Jun
116
115%
*16%
37%
104%
*104
104%
34.900
36%
81
50%
507a
*104
54%
3
8
50%
80%
104%
—10
12
4%
93
Co
si
.
,
Shares
38%
.36%
102%
9%
Sales tor
the Week
t per share
Sper share
38%
10F
10
115%
100
.
Investment
6 % Jan
15
34%
73%
2nd preferred
*104
37%
102%
16%
*16
100
12% Jan
Dec
Nov
69
1st preferred
Jan
Jun
•
116
Atlantic
16
8'/a Mar
16
*115%
convertible
.si
May 4
t per share
383a
9%
50%
50%
503/4
104%
com
17% Mar
4%
10%
xl3
Feb
503i
5%
«
112% Mar 30
25
80%
Atch
Mar 23
73
Feb
42
80%
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
No par
Atl G & W I SS Lines common
1
Feb
93%
82
A T F Inc
30%
20
*80 %
6
53
106
10%
2
14% Feb
43% May
77
r
28
9%
Topeka & Santa Fe com—100
5% non-cum preferred—
j_100
20
Apr
10
*103%
Associates
19
108
9%
No par
7%
7
2
1143/4 Apr
101%
5
No par
6%
102%
100
com
prior preferred
37%
102
Friday
May 5
Thursday
May i.
t per share
38%
37%
102
Wednesday
'May 2
# perthare
37%
102
37
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
No par
Illinois
of
lo
preferred—No par
Corp
!
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
30
59% Mar
Co
&
conv
$4
9
Feb
47% Jan
104
May I
t per share
Arnold Constable
9
17% Jan
Jan
Apr
50%
12% Jan
110
Dec
87
$6
10
Apr
Jan
15%
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred—
53
104
109
95
Armour
27
Oct
Monday
Apr. 29
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
10% Apr 24
823/4 Apr 24
100% Mar 13
Dec
16%
Saturday
Armco Steel
Monday, May 8, 1950
....
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Par
2
Jun
13% Mar
YORK
Sperthare
share
19%
105%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
77
f
YORK
STOCK8
Range for Previous
Lowest
t
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Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
100
Jun
9 per share
108
Feb
9per share
Jan
Jan
33
Dec
31% Jan
13
Jun
35%
Jan
30 % Jan
3
18%
Dec
16% Mar 30
12%
Jun
30% Mar
6
131
267/8
Apr
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38% May 3 '
8% Apr 13
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&
38% Jan
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Nov
Nov
37%
140
Jan
f.
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156
3
Dec
32% Jan
27
104%
Dec
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18
Dec
105%
Dec
104% Jan
3
132%
Dec
130 % Jan
13
26% Jan
Jun
18%
Jan
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Jan
17
Jan
15
12%
Jun
6% Mar
33%
Jan
8
1
10
Dec
10%
Jun
9%
Jan
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Dec
35% Jan
112%
Dec
110% Feb
9
Oct
9% Jan
25
14%
Oct
14%
12
Apr
DCc
14% Jan
Oct
12% Jan
8%
Dec
2iy4
Jan
•
Jun
7
21% Jan
15
1
Jan
13
31%
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30 % Jan
3
Jun
98%
Dec
98
Jan
5
9%
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28 V*
Jan
24
27
Nov
34%
Jan
27
Apr
77 :
Nov
85
Feb
80
3%
Jun
Jun
Feb
7%
5%
7% Mar 29
35
10 '
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9% Jan
30
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Feb
15
86 % Apr
3
15
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24
9% Jan
3
12% Feb
24
Dec
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13
5
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Dec
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13
Jun
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17
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Dec
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17
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Jun
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May
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Jan
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Range Since Jan. 1
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35
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4
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86
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82
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91
May
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Oct
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145
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108
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105
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72
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12
Mar 30
43%
Dec
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3
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Jun
109% Jan
17
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27
Mar 10
Jan
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108
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24
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13
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101
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4
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Feb
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143
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138
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com
9%
9'A
'
*
..
$5 preferred
6
108% Apr 10
14% Jan 10
12% Jan
62%
17%
25
Congoleum-Nairn Inci...
No par
Cigar
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
5
3
26 % Apr.;
62%
10
No par
Edison Co
Consolidated
6
May
Cons Gas
24% Apr 24
common
Solvents
y4'
'
25%
Nov
Credit
Commonwealth
24
No par
V
.15
pfd_
•
;
45
.
1
114%
114%
114%
1071/4
107%
1071/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
10%
10%
10
10
10
10
44%
45
45
45%
18%
19%
113/4
11%
114%
107
1071/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
10%
10%
*10 '/a
10%
45
451/4
44%
45
17
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
12
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
45
17 %
11%
11%
.
♦107
Y
12
if 16%
100
Inc
*10
Y
114%
*107%
114%
.540
108%
44%
203/a
*11%
700
.
45
19
100
2,800
4,400
19,400
ll5/a
j
10%
f
2,300
"
7%
Jun
10%
8
Jun
12% Apr
10% Jan 25
36
33
29% July
Dec
9% Mar
May
103%
Apr
113%
Dec
105%
Apr
110%
Dec
27%
Jun
41%
Dec
i*' 93
Jun
103
Nov
Jan
8
13
Apr 20
111-
Jan*
2
3
101% Jan
11
-17%
Dec
14% Apr
24
Jan
x98
Dec
95% Jan
9
13
-
6
1
f
24
•
Jun
37%
Dec
35% Jan
Jun
102%
Dec
102% Feb
3
Jan
9Y*
Dec
8% Feb
7
10% Apr
13
78%
Dec
54% Apr 27
.78% Jan
11
6%
56%
Feb
For
foetnotes
see
page
24.
39% Feb
103
4%
preferred
.
•
>
17:
,
10%
10%
10
10%
17%
35%
17'A
17%
17%
34%
34%
35
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
*108%
109%
108 %
16%
Y X34%
112
*108'% 109J/4
46
1
46
1®8%
*
*103%. 105
100
10
10%
16%
34%
16%
45%
45%
♦104 .Y 105
<
111%
'
45%
46
*108%
X45%
.
104
105%
*104
f
Continental
Baking Co comu.Nopar
preferred—.:
—.No par
Continental Can Inc common—.20
$3.75 preferred
J.
:_Nopar
Diamond
Fibre
Continental Insurance—
.
:
f
*
15%
*97%
36%-
15%
98
v.
15%
*97%
37%
36%
*102%
103%
*102%
—5
9%
9%
9%
10
55%
55%
55%
.
Continental
;
10
34%
No par
$5:50
7
Jun
'
<
Y
$4;52 preferred—..J_—..No par
Container Corp of America com__20
Mar 15
Jan
_10c
No par
.$4.50 preferred
•
19% Jan 24 T
100
Textile Go Inc
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft.—■.—1
Consumers Power Co com
4
46% Apr. 28
106
Consolidated
■„
Mar 16
113
May
38% Jan
Jan
95
Feb
110% Mar 30
13%
30%
36
108 %
<
85
-
12 "
17% May
•
-
-
19%
27
*34%
*102
;
6
5%
112%
*112
10%
13
100
$3.50 preferred
5
7%
10%
12%
5
preferred
Collins
5
8%
16%
101/4
12%
32%
Co
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
20
100
10%
15%
*
Y
112 »/2.
10%
32%
preferred
Peabody & Co
ClasS
9
Jan
17%
*112
*112
112%
>
»
*12%
5
gtd
Coca-Cola
Ma"r~16
Dec
17%
Pitts
Coca-Cola
Dec
100
112%
*112
*
100
Clopay Corp
Jan
172
2,300
No par
Louis Ry Co com
Foods
4 % %
5%
July
35%
No par
4% stock
Climax Molybdenum..
30%
70%
35 ■%
100
Corp
preferred.
Special
Jun
21%
& St
Cleve &
Jan
Dec
36%
8.50
com
Milling Machine Co.
non-cum
5%
Mar 25
37
Jun
36'/8
Cleve Elec Illuminating com__No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleve Grapli Bronze Co common
1
27
72
Elec
&
Equipment
5%
107% Apr
Gas
I T Financial
145
80% May
Corp
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
3
Jan
24 %
133
8% Jan
43
101%
36%
100
preferred
4%
C
Mar 15
1
preferred
Cincinnati
6
68% Mar 22
Jun
Jun
36%
17%
Cincinnati
4
Feb
16
36%
25
6%
6% Apr
36
1
Chrysler
79%
Dec
36'%
25
25
8%
361/e
'
10
Chile Copper Co
109% Mar
30
<4,400
36%
36
51/4
4%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
24
4
Sep
Sep
18,300
11,700
10%
Saturday
Apr. 29
13
4
32%
105%
63/4
20%
5
*
common
(
6,300
5%
STOCK
Oil
Cotton
Co
5%%
Jan 16
Jan
Apr
Jan
42%
Childs
103% Jan
26%
x20
Chickasha
17
300
2,500
9%
193/4
Par
24
6
9%
10%
EXCHANGE
Apr
18% Feb
69% Apr
34% Feb
97%
YORK
9%
'
'
18
10%
.100
9 per share
14
Jun
NEW
Highest
9%
9,500
1
17
18
19%
No par
STOCKS
Year 1949
$ per share
series A
9'/a
18%
*16%
10%
No par
com
18%
■
17 '/a
18
10
19
RR Co__No par
Chicago Yellow -Cab
Range for Previous
Lowest
Pac
'
19
17
•-
5%
*
preference_.No par
&
Is
18%
18
•
101/4
100
convertible
Chic Rock
Y
•V
'
137%
19%
100
preferred
Chicago Pneumat Tool
x56% Mar 15
13% Apr
Paul
19 'A
*
:
500
106
.
5%
No par
St
*136
9%
91/2
9%
106
137%
18%
18
'
25,200
'
10%
No par
Milw
9%
1061/2
"136
17%
*17%
18
♦106
137'%
33%
18%
No par
Series A preferred vtc
Chicago & North West com
18 Y:
323/4
33%
5
100
18%
cl A—_25
1
49%
10
Louisv Ry Co
3
20
26i% Apr
531% Jan
17
&
Class B
Y
37%
106
ioy4
.50
.
19%
17 »/o
33
50
8,600
155
363/4
*105
1061/4
106%
f * 136
Y,
19
f:
155
37%
106
18%
...
...
33%
32%
157
-
36%
*104
lO'/e
4Q.
preferred
Vf
37%
106
10'A
Chicago Corp (The )-j.j
;
l
Chicago Great West Ry Co com__50
5%
Y
*155
157
*105
18'/4
No par
A •-
7,500
-
4%
preferred___100
com
43%
43
10
1.25
convertible
:;iv' Class
23
3
Jan
3%%
4
28% Feb
Mfg
Chic & East 111 RR Co
10
12%
Cab
44%
17%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
;
.<;■
43%
4%
Champion Paper & Fib com__No par
$4.50 preferred
:.
__No par
*
;
1,200
44%
10%
f
6
400
83/4
18
17%
No par
22
38%
83/4
18%
4%
1
._
*38'/8
8%
19
,
18%
9%
38%
8%
18
10
Certain-teed
l_
9%
*38%
17%
19%
17%
18
11,700
18%
37
;
106V2
137
137
1,000
17%
%
Products
19
•17%
18'
*105%
137
*35
-
Violeta Sugar Co__
9.50
Century Ribbon Milla.
;
No par
Cerro de Pasco Copper Cnrp
i:
y
Chain Belt Co
19
*17% <17%
'•
•
Feb
.
18%
*136%
1
*
par
104 % Apr
4% Feb
May
14
Jan
'
Light
105%
Central
18% Apr 29
31
Jan 11
Apr
30% Jan
Jan
"
12
*
7
26% May
common.
Illinois
105%
137
*
____
19% Mar 23
17% Mar 30
Dec
5%
Central
3
Nov
Corp__No
331/4
331%
Y.
of Ga Ry Co vtc_
No
par
preferred series B vtc__
100
5%
32%
321/4
,
38i/4
8%
*155
,
36%
32%
1
353/4
*35i/8
"
18%
36
3,700
43%
>
1051%
106 %
V. 17%
9%
1
i.__
36%
105%
*135
5
157
*155
j
180
33
32%
8%
44
37'/4
107%
33
18'/4
f
8%
105%
32%
120
.
156
37
t
]
Shares
38'A
181/4
43%
107%
107%
32%
Sales for
the Week
'
36 '/a
36'%
38
8%
*104%
*105%
'
__Nopar;
*
Sugar Co
18
431/4
155
37
107%
32%
32'/4
36%
105%
*104%
100
l
156%
36%
.
42
108%
*107%
32%
38
8%
"
4%%
preferred
>.
j
..100
4 -v Central RR Co of N J class A
5o
; Class B
'
,
50
1 "
Central & South West Corp com__5
8% Jan
31%
*155
'
10
Central Hudson G & E
30
16% Mar
3
__100
27
3
Aug
17% July
91
Feb
,
Foundry Co_;
'
*
"2
11% Apr
14% Jan
13
Apr
16%
.
113
25
13%
,
38% Feb
100
Central
5
18'A
42 %
1081/4
36%
38 % '
41%
common
4.20%
Aguirre
17%
8%
9 per share
'
'
38 Ve
8%
,
36i/4 '
17%
8%
*
-
Friday
May 5
9 per share
32%
38
*37%
25
2nd
17%
35%
Thursday
May 1
I per share
108
321/4
15
PRICES
Wednesday
May o
$ per share
107
32
35%
1
common
Central
6
5
10% Mar 29
10
10
s
107
32
SALE
Tuesday
May 2
9 per share
107%
«
35%
L_50
Corp
Central
20% May
12
11%
,
Feb
22% July
18% Jun
Jan
15
Dec
11% Apr
6% May
36%
0% July
14% July
9%
A
Jan
9%
'
32
*
5
preferred
Celotex Corp common
5%' preferred
■
10
18
v
Co
*106%
No par
preferred
7%
18% Apr 28
9% Jan
Jan
Jan
17% Apr
100
Light
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
$4.75 1st preferredNo par
Mar 14
21
'
May 1
9 per share
Par
■
Co
General
Preferred
25
140
Monday
Apr. 29
Ohio Ry
&
&
Caterpillar Tractor
9
34% Feb
(J
7%
10
Mar
107% Jan
Apr 26
24%
Oct
12
6
.
Nov
104%
18
11% Mar
/
1*
37% Apr
Jan
Jun
Conv
•
Jun
3•
May
106
29% Mar 21
Jun
7% May /
<
13
Jan
15%
t
6
Saturday
Corp common
preferred 4% series
36
14%
,
Carrier
x7% Mar 13
34%
,
Apr
97
Clinch
Power
Carpenter Steel
Sep
146
Jun
23%
Carolina
Carolina
36% May 2
19% Jan 16
Nov
45%
Jan
100% Aug
108% May 2
34% Mar 16
8%
Jun
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
■Y; YfYY/'/
37%
Feb
30
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
11
26%
102 *
NEW
Highest
25%
,
(1895)
15%
15%
*97%
98
37
Y
>
9%'
10
57%
36%
103
103%
;
57
10
10
10%
10
15%
16%
153/4
16%
81,000
34%
34%
34%
35
18,300
111%
109
;
45%
111%
112
V
112%
*108%
109
Y
•108%
45%
*104
104
45%
451/4
*104
105%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
98
96%
98
96%
37
36%
103
9%
10
58
<
57
37 %
103
.
10
58%
36%
36%
♦102%
103%
9%
9%
57
57%
112%
109
.
"
,
570
50
45%
2,100
-
10
16
,
IO51/2
16%
6,600
97
97
103
2,700
17
34%
97
36 %
340
37%
10,000
*102'/4,103i/2
9%
57
.10%
57%
200
_
3,500
5,800
;
■'J
)b.
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1896)
YORK
NEW
$ per
t per
share
Jan
6% Jan
Oct
55% Jan
26
liy4
Jun
15%
19%
Jun
24%
Dec
55% May
12% Feb
51 % July
9
Jun
12
Dec
7
Jun
11
55% Mar 13
Jan
17
14% May
58%
3
17% Feb
Apr
18
49% Jan
11
10% Jan
3
17% Apr
22
Dec
57% Jan
18
100% Feb
21
Dec
Deo
100
Jan
102
Sep
21%
Dec
4% Jan 28
Oct
2
32%
Jun
Jun
14% Nov
29%
Feb
13%
Oct
94
27% Jan
Jan
July
16% Deo
May
Jan
73
Jun
'
May
8"% Mar
5% Jun
60
Apr
31
54
18
Apr
105
21
4
Feb
14
7% Jan
3
67 % Jan
14
31
71
Mar
3
10%
Nov
13% Feb
11% Apr 20
13% Jan
19
Feb
25% Dec
21% Apr 25
6% Mar 30
25% Jan
5
145% Oct
52% NOV
Jun
>
43% Jun
9%
Dec
7
,18%
Apr
24%
Jun
133
Oct
8%
Feb
4%
109
Jan
Jan
137
Mar
49
8
9
7
55% Jan
28.
9% Apr 27
3
7% Jan
Jan
134% Mar
16
Mar 31
•54%
55%
b
54%
55'%
*54%
55%
20
13%
14%
13%
14
14
55 %
14%
*54i%
13%
14%
14"%
14%
14 %
8,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15
15'/a
9,400
49
48 'A
49
*48
49%
20
15%
14%
15'%
14%
15'/a
9,600
64
63 %
63%
560
49
16%
64
•48%!
16
49
•47%
16%
62%
%
•47%
49
15%
63%
*54%
15%
16%
62%
63%
63%
63%
63%
37%
37%
38%
40 %
39%
•100%
101%
100%
100%
*100%
102
*101
102
•101
102
102
102
*102
40%
101
102%
37%
69
69
183%
183%
5%
2%
2%
37
68%
*183
69%
183
5%
5
2%
68%
183%
•183
68%
183%
27 %
•102%
104%
•103
104%
•102%
13%
13%
13%
•28%
28%
28%
27
28%
5
5
:/V. 5
5
2%
2%
2%
27%
271/4
27%
27
103%
103
;
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,500
•28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
400
28%
14%
15,700
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
•36%
37
36%
37
37
37
37%
37 J/s
37
37%
*37'/2
33%
33%
32%
33%
33
33%
33
33 %
32%
33%'
No par
105%
105%
105%
105%
105%
105%
105'%
No par
104
106
105
105
,
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common—No par
$7 preferred
Curtis-Wright common
7,200
105%
105%
*103%
290
60
106
104
•103%
20
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
5,800
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
58%
59
58%
58%
58 %
58%
1,000
22%
2,730
19
19%
16%
16%
180
•160
16 %
12%
8%
•68%
12%
23 Vs
105
21
21
16%
12%
*22
68%
69%
12%
68%
•22
6%
7
6%
•132 %
133
132%
!
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
9%
9%
9%
9%
49
•
9%
9%
7%
133
6%
132%
,
133
133
133
*49'%
50
7:
.
*132
9%
*49%
9%
9%
.
200
4,700
13
17,500
7
170
133
„
49%
-
8,000
■>
23%
67/a
:
133
<
49%
,
9'% :
■91/4
<
6%.
7%
6%
7%
133
12%
*22
23%
8%
68 %
*68
13%
*22
6,300
17'A
180
8%
68 'A
12%
13 »/4
23'%
*22
17%
*160
8%
68%
69%
12%
»
h
21 '/a
17%
180
8%
8%
•68'%
12%
23%
12%
23%
8%
8%
17
*160
180
*160
21%
21
171/4
16%
16%
180
8%
21
21
21%
16%
*160,
8%
*104%
105
105
180
69%
•68%
•22
!.
19%
*160
8%
8%
No par
I
preferred
1,900
33%
59
No par
Prior
105 J/4
105%
38
32%
19%
5
Cuneo Press Inc
100
103
13%
2.50
•105%
1,600
1,600
10,500
13%
13%
28%
*103
105
2%
27 %
2%
2%
•102%
50
184
27%
105
8,200
*183
184
5
10
67%
67%
2%
13%
2
♦183
30
102%
*102
68%
12,600
41
100%
100 %
27%
2%
27
13%
67%
184
5
5%
5
2%
27%
27
68%
68
40%
4,400
50
*800
,
9%
41,300
23%
3,400
k
24% Feb
3
20% Jan
125
10
Jan 20
138
Feb 21
Jan
26 %
19% Sep
122% Jan
55%
•101
100
100
Cuban-American Sugar common.. 10
7% preferred
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
10
4%% preferred
100
9
16
23%
37%
convertible preferred
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pfd
14
9% Jan
23%
24
101%
5%
6
Jan
24'/a
19%
24%
*100%
Crucible Steel of Amer com—No par
11
Feb
(The)
preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4 2nd preferred
5
19% Jan
175
24%
19%
24%
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
8
Apr 19
25
18
15% Jan
24'%
19%
24%
No par
$2
Mar 13
59% Jan
Mar 31
175
Crown Cork & Seal common
105% May
3
21
Cream
3
19
34% Mar
11
3
24
4
Jan
13
16% Jan
preferred
Creameries of America
of Wheat Corp
19
101%
1
,
17% Jan
40
1
99% Jan
72% Jan
160
30% Mar
5
27
102% Jan
Nov
3%%
6
18%
19
5
Crane Co common
11
Jan
Dec
Nov
Feb
Jan
14
Dec
99%
14
160
14% Apr
Dec
49
12 %
105
36% May
105
Mar
May
8
18
28% May
Apr
30
Jun
90
Deo
19% Jan
12% Jan
19'%
24%
•37
1
25
100
Coty International Corp
31
18
19
•63%
6
80% Jan
25% Mar 30
101% Mar
42%
36% Jan
20
Jan
Deo
104
6% Mar
2% Feb 25
0
Jan
19%
•100%
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common—25
1% preferred
100
3
2%
8% Jan
23
—5
13
14,200
4,400
64%
24%
15%
_20
72% Jan
Jun
96
E<ank & Tr Co
5%
3% Mar
1%
Corn Exchange
187% Apr
Apr
35,000
63%
19%
•48
Corning Glass Works common
3%% preferred
1
66
5
__1
5
182% Jan 31
Deo
189
7%
65'/a
7%
64%
7%
15%
series.
6
May
101% Apr 19
102% Mar 21
Sep
73%
Jan
57
Convertible Dref 5%
Cornell Dubiller Electric Corp
67% Mar
13
Apr
30%
102%
Shares
7%
64%
7'%
63
7%
13%
•
No par
No par
prior preferred
Copperweld Steel Co common
4
t per share
7%
63%
7%
63
54 %
5
41
3
28% Jan
Apr
Jan
171% Jan
$3
Copper Range Co
3
48
94
92 '/a
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
Jan
7%
63%
Sales fur
the Week
24
Continental Steel Corp
26% Mar 14
12
7%
62%
$ per share
f per share
$ per share
f per share
7%
May 4
19
19% Apr 21
54
20
May 3
62 %
Friday
May 5
Thursday
Wednesday
May t
7%
3
Apr
14% Jan
Tuesday
May 1
61%
20
13% Jan
22 Vb
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
$ per share
*
Continental Oil of Delaware-
5
Feb
.52
11%
49% Mar
65% May
Dec
19% Jan
Jun
49
Jan
»
Continental Motors..
7% Apr 28
3
Feb
47%
LOW AND
Saturday
Apr. 29
STOCK
t per share
share
8%
65%
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Jun
5Vt
NEW
Range Since Ian. I
Highest
Year 1949
$ per share
RECORD
STOCKS
Rang* for Previous
Lowest
STOCK
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
22% Feb
17
26% May
13
19
1'
23%
—1
Class A
100
23%
•130
—No par
Cushman's Sons Inc 1%
25
pfd
Cutler-Hammer Inc
135
25%
23%
♦130
23%
135
25%,
135
135
130
..
23%
23%
23%
*130
.
135
*130
135
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*130
26%
25%
3,000
18'/a
7,300
D
Mar 22
9
Jun
15% Mar
13% Jan
87
Jan
96% Nov
96
Jan
12
99
14%
13% Jan
30
18% Apr 22
17% Feb 17
11% July
15
Deo
17% May
Deo
Jan
22%
*16% Mar
May
26%
Jan
31
92
Jan
pr% Aug
92%
100% Dee
Jan
15% Jan
3
34% Mar 17
Jan
11
102% Mar 21
Preferred
3.75%
series A
101% Apr
Preferred
3.75%
B
100
97% Jan 24
11% Jan
8% Jan
27
Jan
Jan
Oct
38% Jan
Mar
36%
Sep
35% Mar 24
26
Jun
10
23% Mar
6
14
Jun
24% Mar
11%
Jun
13% NOV
Xl2% Jan
6
16%
Jun
22% Nov
20% Jan
13
35% Mar
8
39% Jan
3
45% Feb
40% Jan
3
44% Mar
9
13% Dec
11% Mar 31
15% May
1
9% NOV
7% Apr 22
17% Jan 13
22% Apr 22
S per
share
Jan
17
7
Feb
2
7% Jan
23% Jan
12
58
9
13% Jan 11
23
Mar 15
9% Jan
5
Devoe
&
Match
6%
13
Jan
9
Dr.
36% Jan
4
14 % Mar 31
17% Jan
6
Apr
16% Dec
78
Oct
119% Jan
13
150
10
Apr 10
24 % May
19% Jan
5
86% Jan
Sep
16% Mar 10
81
7
83% Jan
30
Oct
20%
11% Mar
Mar
19% Jan 27
21
Mar 21
12
3
14%
Oct
11% Mar 27
63%
8% Jun
14% Jan
Jun
Nov
60% Jan 13
75 % May
124% Oct
102% Aug
115% Jan
97%
Jan
Jun
112
9%
Chemical Co
158/s
Jun
Jun
38%
21%
21%
22
28
273/a
27%
*46%
473/a
47
47%
475/8
48%
48
48%
47%
475/8
47%
3,100
123/B
123A
12%
123/4
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
,123,4
123/4
12 3A
3,500
23 VB
23%
23'A
23%
23 Vb
23%
23'/s
233/8
23'A
233/b
23 Vb
233/a
10,800
*58
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 3%
6%
5,200
22%
22%
223/a
22%
22'A
223/a
2,700
13
13
13 Vb
13'A
13%
13%
133/a
135/8
*13%
133/4
21%
22
22 Vb
22%
22
223/a
22
22
1,800
38 5/«
38
38 3A
38 3/B
38 3/s
38%
383A
38 3/4
38 3A
1,300
25
42%
42%
*42%
43%
42%
42%
42%
413A
42%
42%
42%
1,000
143/4
Saturday
35
Apr
Apr
19
Jan
96
Deo
93 '/2 Apr
6
10 y4
Feb
14%
Deo
12% Jan 25
94%
Oct
96
Jan
13
102
11%
14%
-147/8
81%
17%
7
Deo
6% Jan 13
14% Jan
10% Jan 13
9% Jun
48% Jun
July
55
61%
Jan
55
Jan
*82
83
83%
*21'A
22
*21'A
13
123A
Jan
60.
Jan
9
5%
3% Feb
Deo
6%: Jun
10% Jan
.
6% Jun
11% Dae'
i
9
7%
5
9% Feb 10
38.
.
Jun
Apr
Apr .24
3% Apr
S
*
110%
148'A
147 %
148
173/4
173/b
147
.
17%
84
22
21%
12%
12%
67
66
149
17%
83
,83
12%
200
149%
17%
2,100
173/a
10,100
84
*20 3A
22
12%
12 %
20
100
12%
2,300
74
7374
42,000
710
10%
1,500
10
Corp
Stainless Steel
6%
10%
May
2
8
4'A% preferred—
7
23
1
5
7% Apr 26
2
5% %
17
173/a
17
173/a
17%
173/4
17%
17%
173/s
173/a
5,000
153/a
15%
153/4
15%
155/a
15%
16'A
15%
16 %
15%
153/4
35,400
16
163/8
15%
15%
16
16'A
16
16
16
16
*16%
5%
*188
16
15%
15%
15 3/8
47%
4 6 5/a
475/8
465/8
47
188
188
*186
190
190
*186
32%
323/4
32%
343/a
34%
34%
34%
35
163/s
163/a
16%
16 3/8
16'A
16'/a
16 Vb
16'A
94%
•93%
14%
*14%
*935/8
94%
143/4
143/4
102
*100
*93%
14%
*100
*935/8
94%
14%
14%
102
102
102
94%
14%
102
102
*188
x333A
35
94%
*935/8
94%
14%
143/4
*100
104
14%
*100
8%
8%
8%
8 5/«
8 3A
2,300
453/8
44%
45%
44'A
44%
10,100
193A
18 %
19%
19
19'A
18 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
*37%
373/4
23/4
23A
2%
2%
2%
2'/z
23/4
373/4
373/4
10 5A
45
3
38'A
38
10 3A
22%
11
10%
233A
38
38
38
11
11
*10%
*10%
*60
65
*61%
66
300
2 3/4
75,900
37'A
37'A
1,400
11
1,000
22 3A
23%
64 V
*51
22%
12,500
23
3,500
*60 »A
63
11
*61
23%
*61'A
18%
373A
2%
.
11
65
23%
23%
23 VB
38
18 Ve
*371/2
19
'
62%
*60
30
8%
44%
19%
50
.50
2,200
8%
37%
38
30
14%
45'A
2%
22 3A
94
104
8%
373A
10S/8
1,700
45 Vb
20
225/8
17,600
163%
8%
23A
*37%
10
34
453/8
8 3A
19%
10
*51%
52 3A
*51%
52%
51%
51%
513A
51
51
27
27 VB
26 5/s
27%
26%
26%
26 3A
26%
263%
26%
26'A
26%
18%
18%
183A
19 y4
18%
19%
18%
19 Va
17%
18%
17%
5
37%
38%
373A
38%
36 5%
38
35%
37 %
32%
35%
32 3A
18'A W
34%
10
Empire District Electric Co
523/e
3
4
:
19'A
20
19%
20
20
20 y4
20'A
20%
20
20%
20 Vb
20%
31%
32
32'A
32
32'A
313A
313A
102 5/s
1025/8
*102
7%
73A
*51%
common—25
100
32%
*315/8
*102 5/8
103
31%
S/8
*10
313A
31%
*1025/8
103
104
7%
75/8
73A
75/8
73A
7%
No par
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
.100
*56%
561/2
56%
56%
56 3/4
57%
*62
65
Equitable Office Bldg
common
16%
16%
3,600
12,500
190
*188
190
34 Vb
*16
*37%
No par
15
1,400
153/4
46%
3
preference
1
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
.
—5
5
,
r
53A
5%
*62y4
5%
65
53A
9%
10%
10'A
10%
93/8
r.
„•
123A
41
♦62
65
13
57
57
11%
11%
41%
41
3 5A
3%
V,
33A
12%
125/s
12%
21,500
57
*56
57
65
57%
65
65
12'A
t
11%
12'A
41'A
'
41
41
3%
50
Vl2%
11%
11%
1,200
3,700
10'/2
41%
3%
6,300
102
7%
10%
11%
121,200
*7%
6%
41
,
73/4
6 Vb
11%
150
5,000
34,800
7%
*62%
41
*3%
102
103%
■
65
6%
41%
sy*
>
10%
6%
11'A
,
3%
V
6%
*6?%
10
11
s.1
J2J60
:
5%
50
Eureka Williams Corp
Evans Products Co
Exchange Buffet Corp.
16
8%
convertible preferred
Ever sharp Inc
163/8
47%
453/8
Ex-CellO Corp
Mar 21
4% Jan 19
16
46%
*8%
common..
44
16 'A
48
No par
preferred
11% May
12% May
47%
44%
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Erie RR
190
*15%
1
common
Endicott Johnson Corp
4% preferred
16%
48
47%
/
5
Nut Co
(The)
El Paso Natural Gas
300
173/a
100
Electric Storage Battery
Elliott Co
10
1,000
16
2.50
preferred
Boat
10
126
15%
—100
Ekco Products Co common.
Convertible
10
73'A
*125 'A
15'/s
17'A
100
2
...
Electric
10
10
10
74%
5
10
Corp
preferred
Manufacturing Co
4% %
74%
1
common
7
12
10%
743/s
10
10
Eastern
74%
v
3%
*
3y*
s
+t>p*ee 34
4,200
13,300
112
*83
*21% r/22
—
Per feetnot*-
*109 %
78%
67 3A
773A
653A
109%
10
f
May
6% May
8% Feb 14
79'A
673/s
110%
10 %
65
Mar 14
12%
12%
77%
66'A
•109%
66%
111
10
57% Feb
13
68
*109%
1133/4
Mar 10
May
79%
78%
79%
65%
66'/a
11374
103% Apr 13
13
78%
80'A
113
114%
39% Apr 21
20% Mar 17
'
x793A
*1133/4
52% Apr 26
28 8/s Jan
6
4% Jun
6,300
114
13
100% Jan 10
15
113%
Elgin National Watch Co
Deo
14%
114%
13
105
14%
83
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
33% Jan
14%
114%
28% Feb 23
8
147/8
114'/a
21
Feb
14%
*114
22% Apr 24
59% Apr 27
30
14%
115
19
Deo
143/4
*114
100
5
1st pfd.
11
35%
15
104
357/s Apr
X29% Jun
100% Jan
143/4
104
Jan
3
5,100
21
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
17% Jan 11
800
34'A
104
3% Apr 18
42% Jan 11
xl6%Jan
11%
34%
126
38 8/8 Feb
Not
*11'A
1253A
203A Apr 27
i8y4
11%
35
*1033A
3
t-
11'A
34
75%
C
Jan
11 %
343/8
103'/a
13
14%
11%
34
1253/4
Jan
12 yg Jun
470
11%
34%
733A
Eaton
19% May
2,300
54%
103%
1% Jan
Jan
46
1253/4
16
50
1,000
45%
53 'A
743/a
35% Jan
25% Apr 24
13% Feb 15
543A
103%
Jan
Oct
46 3A
126%
Dec
May
Shares
14'A
733A
36% Oct
14% Deo
13% Not
45%
*54%
*1374
103'/a
17'A
51%
14%
126%
123A Feb
29
14%
1033/a
32% Mar
,
$ per share
the Week
9 per share
11
21
*12%
Sales for
Friday
May 5
May 4
127
Electric Auto-Lite
Jan
18
Thursday
*103
Elastic Stop
8% Jun
4,000
32,800
*126%
5
23% Aug
7,200
73A
1033/a
9
42%
14 Vb
20%
20
33%
*82
100
1
3
Feb
13%
*75/8
.
127
Jan
75
8
20'A
11%
*203A
10
NOV
143/s
*83
46% Jan
75
143/8
73A
33%
22
12
Jun
14'A
20
33
*11%
83%
24
48
81%
145
50c
10
Jan
543A
17%
42 Vb Feb
Apr
46
54%
1453A
x8y4 Jan
137A Mar
44
55
17%
Deo
51
44%
*54%
144%
Deo
283/4 Nov
43%
54%
54
18%
8 3/4
..
44 »A
44'A
145%
45%
jun
14%
45
33%
tper share
14%
*13%
14 %
17%
Jun
Jun
f per share
*133A
53'A
*44
May 3
t per share,
145%
33% Apr
17% Jun
14%
13%
32%
Apr
19% Jan
98
$ per share
*11%
May
xl5% Apr
May 1
146%
Eastern
190
8
20 3A
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 2
Monday
53%
Eastman Kodak Co common
•
73A
20%
73%
167/s Apr 24
13
15
14%
8
20%
20%
65%
18ysApr 19
Jan
15%
7%
8
21%
*109%
49'A Apr
172% Jan
14%
15%
73A
66%
13
14 y«
loy4
15
203/4
111%
27
16
34%
8
21%
21%
65%
Jan
29
2 %
15%
7%
50c
*42
•109%
45 y8 Jan
Dec
1,600
213/4
38%
Eastern Airlines Inc..
Jan
133/4
215%
Eagle-Plcher Co
32 y8
13%
*102%
10
10
,
*126%
24
Jan
62
*58
65/8
22%
5
17
Feb
62
*58
62
*58
6%
22%
No par
19% Jan
6
62
*58
6%
22%
No par
15% Mar 30
Jun
Jun
62
6%
22%
38%
D W G Cigar Corp
88
iy«
*58
65%
22%
Preferred $4.50 series
10
19
e
62
6%
223/«
Preferred $3.50 series
11% Jan
13
4,400
5
1
13% Feb
47s/8
22
Duquesne Light 5%
14 y4 Jan
1
'
No par
20
Deo
3,400
(E I) & Co-
Feb
May
21%
275/e
2l5/8
Common
116
101
21%
27%
15
Duplan Corp
4
13%
Jan
164
217/a
263A
38%
3%% convertible preferred
113% Jan
48'A Nov
202
Oct
21%
*21%
Dunhill International
May
167/a Mar
Jun
22
27%
No par
104
16%
7% July
7% Jun
56,500
2
common
9
May
6,400
97/a
27
—No par
$3.25 2nd preferred
Dresser Industries
31
10
9%
1
1
common
101% Jan
Jan
1,300
35
35
213/4
No par
$4 preferred series A
122 % Jan
12%
Jun
13
127% Apr
18,900
273/4
No par
—5
No par
No par
20 y» Mar
Feb
119
2,100
47
36 %
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Pepper Co
Du Pont de Nem
43%
453A
*353/4
22 %
No par
Dow
110% Mar 30
25
25
25%
27%
Apr. 29
Douglas Aircraft
20
36
21%
2
common
82% Apr 13
13
13
Feb
69% Jan
47%
353/8
No par
Class A
68% Apr
54% Jan
108
46 s/8
353A
5
Doehler-Jarvis Corp
Dome Mines Ltd.,
Dec
25%
473/8
35%
217/a
-1
3
72%
25%
46%
36
27
Fat
Dixie Cup Co
25%
46%
*35%
100
8
*
Divco Corp
4
253A
46%
8%
26%
EXCHANGE
56% Mar 24
253A
9
40
21%
NEW YORK STOCK
46% May
8 3/4
16
100
Diamond T Motor Car Co
15% Jan 11
4
8%
83A
Co—13.50
8 per share
8 per share
16%
9%
9
36
STOCKS
12% Jan
15%
15%
10
Diana Stores Corp
Distill Corp-Seagrams Ltd—
f
143/4
15
35
participating preferred
9
57%
25
14%
15
9%
common
32% Mar
101
46'A
Raynolds class A
Diamond
100%
26%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR CO—100
14% Mar
38% Dee
18% Sep
108% Sep
123 % Dec
12,800
46
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Jun
Apr
83/4
25%
Detroit Steel Corp—
De Vilbiss Co
3
43
21,900
100'/a
20
50% Jan
10% Jan
101% Apr
20
16%
*100
9%
Edison
Detroit
35% Jan 28
July
12% Jan
48% Feb
99%
343A
(The)
53%
25
*98%
8%
ctfs for preferred
38% Not
10
100
10%
Escrow
24% Feb
45% Jun
Nov
*99
Grande West RR
Derby Oil Co
Lowest
Highest
Feb
100
8%
ctfs for common
Baaga Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
9%
100%
100
35%
Escrow
Range for Previous
$ per share
100%
*100
93A
13% Jan
Jan
Lowest
98 3A
343A
57% Feb 27
Dee
98 3/4
103A
Apr 20
18%
99
35%
Apr 27
6% Feb
9% Jun
*98
9%
12
Sep
Jan
6% Jun
99
34%
46
9% Jan
12% Jun
99
9%
Dec
Dec
4% Jun
31% Sep
37% Sep
99%
*QQ
343A
Delaware Power & Light
Jan
6,000
99
9%
11
40
8,000
33'A
99
34%
14
21% Mar 13
243/a
323A
99'A
*98
9%
Jan
21% Jan
15
23%
323/4
173/4
34%
31
53
23%
32%
18
9%
23% Feb
23 %
23%
323/4
*17%
33%
U
58
233/8
32%
18
50
21% Jan
Jun
23
32%
*17%
-100
26% Apr 17
Jan
23
32%
173/4
*35%
Dec
20
23
32%
46%
Dec
50
23'A
327/a
*17%
8%
Hudson
Denver & Rio
?
23%
17%
35%
&
13
173/4
23
14%
Lack & Western
14%
100
35%
Delaware
53%
700
17'/a
46
Delaware
Jun
173/a
*98'A
32%
25
6
12% Dec
130
17%
20
17
34%
99
173/4
99
173/4
23
14%
preferred
10% Jan
30 %
18%
18%
*98%
32%
*17%
,
1
Mar
17%
*17%
No par
7%
36
22%
17%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
3
Jun
99
17%
Deere <fc Co common
3
Jun
98%
17%
1
8
8% Jan
19
99
17%
18
18%
98%
17%
Mar 23
49
36% Apr
29% Jan
19
18
99
*17%
50o
Jan
9%
18%
*98%
17%
17%
14%
Decca Records inc.
40% Jan
Jun
5%
18
99
17%
•
—50c
Dayton Rubber Co
5
26% May
4
31
22
series
5
Jan
10
3
43%
5
16% May
3
18'A
*98%
*17
,
,
100
97
29
Jun
Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred
4
9% Jan
4% May
5
1
100
2.50
20
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
1
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
29% Jan
30% Jun
17
2
24% May
21% Jan 23
NOV
12 Ve
7% Jun
May
Dana
—
1,100
10
6%
-
6%
12,600
11 Vb
11%
11,500
*12
5
'*
.*
12%
38,000
40%: 40% u
*3% 1 3% ski
*4,
M.
/
1)800
% 400
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1897)
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
t per share
YORK
STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
S per share
t per share
NEW
Highest
V
YORK
•
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
'*■
$ per share
Par
'
$ per share
LOW AND
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
May 1
May 2
$ per share
9 per share
\
Thursday
May»
t per share
Apr. 29
Wednesday
Friday
Sales for
May 5
May 4
I per share
the Week
% per share
Shares
Fft
34
Jun
Jan
37% Mar 10
45% Mar 27
Fairbanks Morse & Co
19
Feb
25%
Oct
23% Jan
3
26
Fajardo Sugar Co
Oct
23%
Dec
18
7
Falstaff Brewing Corp
12% Aug
% Jun
15 %
Oct
17% Apr
14% Jan
Apr
22% Jan
8
19%
3
17% Feb
23
7%
Jan
% Jan
3
1% Apr
21
Family Finance Corp common
FAR Liquidating Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
41%
11% Mar
15%
Dec
15 V* Jan
3
16% Jan
32
Jun
38%
Jan
35% Mar 11
40% Mar
14%
Jun
18%
Nov
17% Mar
19
3%
Jun
6%
Jan
4% Feb
14
33% Jan
13
13
24%
Feb
36
95% Mar
104
Dec
103
Sep
10%
Nov
20%
Jan
12%
Jun
17%
Dec
81%
Dec
56
Dec
63% July
43
July
105
May
53
Jan
4
Jan
3
3
21
55% Apr
21
52% Jan
14
15
107% Apr
76% Apr
Jan
17
17
29% Mar
Jan
Dec
103% Feb
7
27
28
Jan
24
13%
18%
Dec
18% Jan
3
20 % Feb
15
12
Mar 13
3
14% Jan 20
33% May
106
1
Jan
2
20% Mar 17
22% Mar 23
8%
20%
4%%
1 %
1 y4
1%
1
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
16
16%
96%
Oct
96
Jan
7
99% Apr
Dec
29
Jan
25
35% Mar
21%
Jun
25%
Dec
24
Jan
30
25
8%
Nov
Jun
12% Aug
10% May
9% Jan
8
9'A Feb
13
Feb
••
60
Nov
57% Jan
11%
Jan
17%
Dec
15 Va
Jun
23%
Dec
20
Feb
78%
Feb
75
11% Jan
27
11% Jan
10
3
16
7
67% May
3
19 % Feb
3
24% May
2
82
1%
7,300
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37
37
*37%
37%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
1,400
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
57/8
5%
5%
14,400
377/8
6,600
5%
5%
37 %
37 '/4
37%
37%
104%
104%
104%
104%
11%
12
11%
11%
20%
20%
20%
20%
10
*57
57 %
57%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
410
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,500
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
19%
2,200
20
58
57 %
58
58%
57%
58%
70%
70
71
70%
70%
13%
13ya
13%
14
13%
107
59%
59%
107%
58 7/8
59%
59
107%
107
106
107
38
2,400
13%
4,200
24%
24%
25
18%
18%
18%
18%
33%
32%
11104%
105%
•104%
105%
24
18%
71
13%
31%
32%
105%
18%
70
13%
104%
33%
*104%
7%
700
70%
<32%
32%
105%
25%
1,800
6,900
107
105%
33%
*104%
25%
58
59'A
58%
107
31%
32%
No par
25%
58
59%
107
105 %
No par
No par
104
58%
70%
13%
59%
107%
58%
59
37%
800
104%
37%
104
*11%
13%
Florshelm
3,400
16%
16
12,000
38
70%
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power & Light
5,000
1%
18
13%
$4 preferred
4,700
16
*37
5
com
Florence Stove Co
6,300
18%
1%
1%
1%
1%
70%
25%
25
25%
24%
24%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
32
12,100
20
104%
2,000
15,000
No par
20%
21
20%
21
20%
21
207/s
21%
21
21%
22
22'A
___No par
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14 %
14%
14%
19,900
1,300
10
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
17%
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
39,000
Co
Shoe class A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
17
17%
17%
10
28
28
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
28%
27%
28%
3%%
convertible preferred
100
88
88
♦88%
89
88%
89
88%
89
88%
88%
3%%
preferred
100
97%
97%
97%
98
98%
98%
♦98%
99
98%
98%
987/8
,'98%
10
34%
34%
34%
33%
33 7/b
33%
33%
33% "34%
33%
34
25
*24%
25
24%
24%
♦24%
24%
24%
24%
♦24%
25
11
11%
11 ft
11%
11%
11%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1
Machinery & Chem Corp
Foster-Wheeler Corp
17%
17%
17%
7,500
27%
28
7,700
89
V
89%
310
110
4,400
prior preferred
25
34
*24%
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
lo
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co Inc-1
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
_1
66%
66%
66%
67
67%
66%
*15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
•*15%
66 7/8
15%
1,800
.ft 400
23%
23%
24
24%
24%
247/s
24%
247/8
24%
247/a
24%
24%
21,600
100
*78%
79%
78 %
79%
79%
79'%
78%
80
80
82
80
81%
420
1
*8%
16
3
Mar
Sep
Jan
3
May
16%
2
1%
.
13%
24
33%
1%
1%
70%
10
19% Feb
16
No par
Food
18
16
No par
3
96% Feb
16%
1
(The) Carpet Co
Fllntkote Co (The) common
14% Jan
30% Jan
16
;
5
Follansbee Steel Corp
Food Fair Stores lnc_.
4
16 %
First National Stores
15% Jan
24% Mar 30
15%
Firth
17% May 2
19% Feb 27
87% Apr
16
107%
5
Jan
18%
15%
42%
25%
18
25%
18
x42
43%
25%
18%
58%
3
Dec
43%
257%
18
*107%
Apr
Nov
43%
25%
18%
25
11% Jan
14%
42%
25%
18
5
Rubber
13
Feb
43%
24%
18%
2
preferred
Oct
10
42%
25
17%
25%
157/8
43%
24%
100
4%%
Jan
29%
67
16
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
Firestone Tire &
15%
92%
x38
*15%
42%
i
100
24%
Apr
89
1
1
preferred
Sep
May
July
78
17%
No par
May
9%
24%
17%
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
Ferro Enamel Corp
4
27% Feb
43
24%
l
Federated Dept Stores common
18
18% May
Jan
8
62% Apr
Feb
12% Apr
31%
83% Feb
13
105
67
104%
Apr
42%
20
Federal Motor Truck
9
17% Jan
Jan
Jan
38% Feb 27
104% Mar
21 %
Dec
Jun
4
12
17%
98%
5% May
13% Jan
69
21%
17
10% Mar 31
107% Mar
11% July
4
Feb
No par
8%
common
Freeport Sulphur Co
Apr 25
*%
preferred
*
9%
10
67%
67%
67%
67
67%
•
11
~
100
11%
.
2,400
9%
9%
1,300
G
4%
Jun
7%
Apr
57/8 Jan
2
47/8
Jun
7%
Oct
7% Jan
3
9% Apr 17
8% May 1
14%
Jun
18%
Dec
2
18% Jan- 28
Oct
97/8
Jan
17% May
6% Apr
6
91/4 May
4
Oct
41%
Jan
347/a Mar 10
39% May
3
13
Feb
17%
Dec
17
Jan
10
20 %
15
Jun
19
Apr
Xl7% Jan
3
197/8 Mar 16
Gardner-Denver
10%
Jun
16 3/4
Dec
15% Jan
3
197/s Apr
Garrett
37%
Jun
63/4
Feb
4% Jan
3
6
31%
Apr
25
12
6% Apr 18
30% Apr 29
Gabriel Co
(The)
Gair Co Inc
6%
(Robert)
20
Industries
32%
Feb
247/a Mar 13
Jun
23%
Jan
18% May
3
20 y4 Jan
11
Dec
18
Jan
3
20
10
General
105
99
Jan
107
97/e
152
Jun
Jan
11
107% Mar
7
Nov
453/4 Jan
13
53% Mar
3
106
Jan
103% Jan
12
105 y2 Mar
8
11
Dec
10
Apr
22
12
Jan
31
Jan
156
Apr
26
165
Feb
7
13% Jan
12
18% Apr
10
9% Jan
9
48%
Sep
July
Jun
Oct
163%
9%
Feb
15
Dec
6
Jun
10
Jan
6% Mar 29
Apr
653/4
79%
Jan
63% Mar 31
75
Jan
9
24%
Jun
31
Jan
26
30% Jan
Jun
20
Apr
14% Apr
17
18% Jan
11
4
138% Jan
Jun
139%
Jun
34
114
Apr
May
41 % Jan
13
39%
Jan
48 7/8
Dec
473/8 Jan
13
937/a
Jan
100%
Dec
99 y4 Apr
6
x6%
Jun
13 y4
Jan
8 3/8 Jan
4
44%
Jun
56%
Dec
51% Apr
123%
Jan
128%
Jun
126
Apr
112
Dec
108
97
Dec
423/e
49% May
Jan
$ per share
19%
19%
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6Vb
6%
57/8
50
30%
30%
30%
30%
29%
29%
*29%
293/4
30
19
19%
19
19
19%
187/8
19
18%
187/a
18%
18 7/8
18%
18%
5,900
1
19%
19%
197/8
19%
197/a
19%
197/8
197/s
197/a
1
'/a
197/8
3,700
106%
106%
*106%
106%
*106%
106%
•106%
1063/4
io:3/4
106%
20
49%
2,800
20
57% Mar
8
General Mills
Jan
13
129% Mar
3
5ft
Apr
17
115
8
3%%>
Mar
Instrument
common
100
preferred
.
convertible
100
NEW
Highest
YORK
7
x97
Jan
104%
Dec
102% Jan
6
1047/a May
4
Preferred $3.75 series
13
Feb
19%
Sep
19 Vs Jan
3
237/a Apr
22%
Jun
387/a
Dec
34% Feb
17
ll7/« July
2% Jun
16% Mar
Dec
3% Feb
10
11%
17
Nov
16% Jan
3
Jun
20%
Jan
19% Jan
4
May
124%
Dec
121% Jan
127/a Mar 28
38
Jan
3
17% Apr 21
4% Mar 23
18% Feb
20
9
General
Jan
S
99 Vb
July
122
Jan
3
128
May
4
22%
Jan
112% Jan
31
Nov
30
Anr
18%
Jun
27%
Dec
22
Jan
25
28
May
99%
Apr
102%
Jan
101
Jan
10
102
Jun
21%
July
77%
28% Jan 13
Jan
19% Jan
3
Apr
77% Jan
23
Sep
73
Mar
Jan
7
Jun
12%
Feb
8% Jan
25
33% Jan
68
••an
13
4
28 % May
1
86
6
Apr
72% Feb
15
May
14
3
24
Jun
37 y2
Dec
797/a
Jun
91
Jan
90
Jan
4
12 y4
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Apr
19
16% Jan
72% July
80%
Oct
80
Jan
10
84% Mar 15
Dec
28 y4
Aug
25%
Dec
Apr
24% Jan
27
Jun
55
Dec
54
23
107/«
Dec
17%
July
5%
Jan
x95%
Jun
116
Jan
14%
Jun
19
Sep
52%
Jun
17
100
34
Jun
98%
72%
Jun
<10
9'/2 Mar 29
107% Feb
24
13% Mar 24
Dec
45%
69% Jan
3
101% Jan
20
Jan
43% Jan
13
Sep
106
103% Jan
13
16% Mar
Jun
3
Aug
104
Jun
Jan
13
397/e Mar 15
97
Mar
247/a Jan
31 % May
3%ft
9
Equip Corp..
11
3
12
Feb
2
112% Jan
11
18
Jan
89
9
Apr
12
104% Jan
54% Apr
12
Mar
II
Jun
16%
Apr
32
Jan
36%
Oct
14% Apr
33% Jan
3
25
17% Feb
28
12
37
11%
Jun
14%
Sep
12
33%
Jun
43%
Jan
39% Mar 14
16%
Jan
19%
Oct
18'A Apr
17
144% Mar
137% Jan
3
Jan
3
21
21
20%
21%
203/4
21
36%
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36 %
36%
16%
16%
16
lb'/2
16
15
Mar
67
Nov
65
6
71
43%
Dec
38% May
5
45% Mar
11%
Jun
14 y4 Mar
13
Jan
4
16
9%
Oct
12
July
10
Apr
19
93%
Jan
100
July
95
Apr
17
15%
Jun
18% Jan
13
1fi%
Jan
Apr
7% July
Apr
15
11% Jan
100
Jan
3,
3
Feb
21
3
17% Apr
19
4
57
51% Jan
Jan
59% Jan
--
21
Jan
25
3
8% Jan
103 *
65
19
Mar 23
May
24% Jan
5
13
footnot**
mo
paca. 1«-
20%
♦124%
126
67/a
7
21
67/a
*20%
♦124%
7
*124%
6%
23%
23%
23%
237/a
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
119 Va
118%
lis
20
29%
7
25%
26
26%
26
*101
104%
*101
26%
26%
27
28 %
85
85
85
85
*74
1
77
12%
38%
38%
*95%
38%
38'%
96
96%
*95%
96'/2
400
15%
14%
15%
14%
'147/8
18,500
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83%
*82'/2
83 >/2
1,700
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517/a
*l057/8
106%
1057/8
13 %
10
97%
*109%
110
13%
127/a
-
103%
103%
51%
52%
•143/4
51%
52%
15
87
103%
52%
*106%
107
♦106%
107
127/s
106
13
123/4
13
127/a
2
2
2%
2
2%
2
2%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
87/e
83/4
9%
10
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
5
com
27%
100
*101
15%
1
*37
28
*101
♦15%
37%
40%
18 %
*150%
36
14%
83%
*1023/4
ft
.Common
Guantanamo Sugar common
$5 convertible preferred
127/a
13
13
1,500
17/8
2
1%
2
15,100
9
9
9
7,500
313/4
32
32
2,600
353/4
353/8
36 34 ft
9,600
27%
3,300
X313/4
35
275/8
28
2734
101
*100%
143/4
15
15
37
37
•37
13
13%
13%
133%
13%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
*67
18%
18%
18%
187/a
150
150
148
18%
149
72
185/a
t
187/g
6,000
147
72
39
39%
383/4
39
38 %
38%
15%
15%
15%
153/4
16
16
10
10%
10
10%
10
10%
15%
10'
10%
10%
*96%
97%
96%
96%
96%
96%
*96%
97%
•96%
28%
4
7%
77/8
f' *101% 102 %
.! 16%. 16%
54%
54%
"'63%' 637/8
28%
28%
27%
28%
277/a
28%
263/4
15%
*
15%
3,200
1,400
jt
28%
22%
.10
77/8
77%
77/8
*101%
102%
*101%
16%
17%
54 y8
54'/a
ft 10%
7%
8
102%
♦101%
77/8
73/4
102%
•101%
97%
283/g
*
16%'
17%
..•.54%
55%
ft
16Va.
8
102%
*1015/8
63%
64
22%
22%
•
27%
774
104
16% • 16%
167/8
16%
: 17%
55%
5*3/4
•34%
55%
647/g
64%.
22%
22 y2 * .22
63%
64 %
63%
64%
64%
22%
22%
22%
?2%
22 %
40
,7*
27,200
•U ft3'?00
jt
^20,900
55%
*547/8
•
4"
*
77/8
•
•
60,600
97 %
♦96%
' 26%
.
-—ft
;—:
280
148
•*67
72
*67
10
22%
6,000
12,700
72
15%
"
13%
41%
3939
*67
72
15%
25
1334
183/4
147%
*67
15%
—No par
:
183/4
145%
20
37%
41 Vs
133/4
41%
1,300
147/g
*37
37%
60
101
143,4
143/4
13
151
400
9
39
—
7,400
123/4
ft
38%
1
200
51%
51%
107
72
No par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
—Nopar
6,300
107
39
100
85%
103%
517/a
39
__1
2,400
83%
*103%
86
1033/4
106%
*67
3
preferred
i4y8
•100%
28%
5,900
10
110
14
51 %
1
Grumman Aircraft Corp
97/8
*109 Va
14%
106%
100
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp__No par
Greyhound Corp (The)—
10
41%
♦149
5,000
35,900
57 y2
110
41
18%
18%
151%
181/4
313/8
101
37%
*37
18 Vt
*56
57%
13
13
100
100%
15%
37%
No par
28
28 %
102
15%
*37
353/8
36%
28
101
15%
41
ft
35%
36%
28
101
27%
*127/8
No par
Green Bay & Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
35%
357/8
102
97/8
•109
5,500
30%
18%
313/a-.
•55%
10
110
97/8
*109
2
No par
_
♦103%
57
5
—
18%
30%
1«%
31%
1
(The)
Gulf Oil Corp
sft
Gulf States Utilities Co
83
18%
517/«
38 3/g
38%
953/4
30%
103%
36,900
38%
•55%
51%
100
ft
14%
15
31
*103 %
par
133%
145/B
7,800
38%
57
10
28%
95%
30 %
110
2,900
104%
15%.
*55%
♦108
2,100
27%
27%
38%
57%
97/8
10
.9
2,400
96
38%
*95%
19
.
101
137/8
30%
i
ft
15
29%
18%
28
5,600
2,350
295/b
29%
293/4
104%
}
126
13
13%
26 3/4
<125
ft'
303/4
30 %
30%
263/4
28
*55%
110
29 5/8
27%
*101'
23%
233/4
24%
128
77
18 7/8
*108
30%
11,200
84%
18%
97/8
100
233/4,
125%
67/8
26 y4
27%
82%
•
1.100
126
67/8
*74
82%
57
7,600
10,000
27,400
21
•124%
7
20'/2
*83'%
157/a
29%
*20%
126
67%
20%
ft
77
82%
18%
: ft
85
15%
29%
ft
33/,
17'/a
'■
♦74
82%
17%
15%
35/8
17
♦84
16%
*55%
•15%
ft.
17%
77
82%
50
1,900
85%
16
2.50
29%
273/4
104%
357/8
*74
14%
No par
30%
700
1,300
*84
82 %
No par
24%
125
1,100
21
35 %
15%
3%
99,400
ft
21
77
12%
97
67/a
ft
•124%
21%
126
27
28
*74
38%
96%
17
17%
*
85 %
27%
12%
29%
t
*101
26
104%
*84
77
•74
23%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
118
118%
118
118
104%
25%
*101
5
com
preferred
4% ft
17
3%
3%
ft 3%
31
No par
7ft
15%
v
126
21
20%
20
126
3%
17%
23%
No par
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
—
For
3%
17
67/B
No par
3%ft
28
28% Apr 29
16%
30%
Grant (W T) Co common
11
Jan
54% Dec
Dec
7
.6% Jan
100
Jan
22 y4
30
■
23 %
No par
Granite City Steel
26
127/a Jan
Dec
71%
Jan
7
36%
10c
Gt Northern Ry 6ft pfd
Great Western Sugar com
33% Mar
Jan
20
*124%
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop__No par
22
21%
103%
Grand Union Co
Shares
9 per share
I per share
share
21%
44 % Jan
151% Apr
per
the Week
21%
Apr 28
13% May 3
10
ft 9
Sales for
May 5
1043/4
$5 preferred
26
5
'ft1
Friday
May 4.
o
104%
$5 preferred
24% Jan
14
210
1,200
1047/a
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No
100
Apr
127%
111%
1043/4
85
857%
Dec
29% Apr
127'%
•
Thursday
Wednesday
May
$ per share
# per share
2,500
HIGH SALE PRICES
103%
Dec
36% May
111
12,400
111
127%
15%
28%
103
127%
110%
87%
Jun
2
127%
111%
147/s
37% Feb 28
Mar 10
111%
87
4
Mar
127%
♦110%
128
111
15%
4
1
*127%
87%
Jan
*•
128
1107/8
1107/a
15
29
Jun
55
87
Jan
Jun
547/8
147/8
Dec
41
55
87%
28%
66%
55
14%
30%
-
54%
87%
Jan
j
54
10
16 Vs
v:l4
54%
(B F) common__No par
10
<101
•53%
*104% 1047%
1
3
j
55
104%
Brewing Co
7% Jan
k
11%
104 %
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
Apr
Jun
11%
104%
convertible preferred
8%
Feb
113/4
104%
38%
Feb
Jan
11%
105
*95%
5%
Apr
700
12%
* 126 %
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
93%
8,500
11%
54%
*127%
40,600
51
100
100
85%
Gotham Hosiery
18
493/B
503/8
50%
126%
No par
18
Apr
48 %
48%
1003/4
12 %
12%
__1
$4.50 preferred
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glldden Co (The) common
6
100
100%
84%
$5 convertible preference—No par
Brothers common
5
Goodrich Co
50%
51
50%
*100
670
11%
12%
12%
Goebel
600
119
126%
12%
4%ft
48%
49
48%
50%
100%
*100
116%
86%
Gimbel
10
108
50%
50%
100%
116
126%
100
10
.9%
48%
48%
48
48%
48%
*100
114
116
115%
117 ft
85 %
preferred
2% Feb
•92
116%
126 %
100
13% Feb
K- 5
118%
260
1,400
'
87%
preferred
1
20%
118%
ft
15!4
126 %
100
3
Dec
28
15 y3
14,100
69%
*27 va
15%
v
85%
preferred
1% Jan
62%
*68%
28%
15%
No par
Refractories
11% Mar
133% July
68%
*27%
15%
126%
Realty & Utilities
Jan
101
68%
28%
86%
100
3%
16%
63
15%
15%
No par
1% May
20% Mar
67%
68 ft :-
126%
Gillette Safety Razor com
56»/2 Mar 23
77/8
126%
Georgia-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co
3
60
3,200
7%
:
No par
General Tire & Rubber Co
4%ft
'ft
86 %
General Time Corp common__No par
4%ft
8
5,000
,17
126%
Shoe Corp
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd
General Telephone Corp
12
7%
10%
153
16 %
86%
General
;
17%
126%
preferred
34
8%
10%
158 •;
158%
-
27%
3%
25% Jan
17
15%
*67ft-
17%
2
10%
♦156
104
27% ft 27%
3%
22% Mar 10
10%
10%
159
"102
105
15%
16%
30%. May
49 %
♦102
700
27%
3%
Dec
49 %
49
105
900
30
68%
16%
Jan
♦29
68%
3%
34
9,700
*27%
16%
24%
6%
85%
16%
Mar
5%
6 %
*15%
_10c
24
8,100
126%
No par
6ft
1J%
15%
69%
General Public Utilities Corp
5
Gen Railway Signal com
__No par
General
19'A
7%
May 2
Gen Precision
6
700
19%:
27%
9 per share
.10
General Public Service
17
%
10%
Tuesday
36%
23
18
8 Va
•■■/ft
1
7% Jan
18%
16%
17%
ft-;)
No par
24% Feb
18%
19
17%
May 1
Gen Outdoor Advertising
General Portland Cement Co
126% Feb
18%
30
*156
Monday
*104%
*21%
6
*18%
♦18%
*36%
84%
General Motors Corp common
6% Mar 21
7% Nov
c
19
17%
17%
7%
Apr. 29
$5 preferred
48
8 %
158%
3934 ft
19%
48%
ft 105
10%
*38%
39%
*102
-158.
17%
8%
39
48%
Saturday
Par
3
11
10
•
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
$ per share
48%
*102
10%
7%
8
*106'%
158
17%
ft
ft:
49%
10
17%
,
105
*155
48%
48 %
497/8
4^7/a
100%
*100
12%
12%
54%
54 %
*127% 128
*110% 1107/8
100
87 Vb May
21
10%
120
*118
No par
..
1277/8 Mar
5%
*27%
15%
1
preferred
5
15%
158
50
;
13
64
*155
17%
77/8
69%
No par
68 V4 Jan
67
*102
*10%
6
107
47%
*102
105
No par
Corp
49»
49
No par
$3.50 preferred—
Xl25% Jan
-
19%
No par
Sep
•
19%
5
Corp com
Nov
Jun
19%
100
72%
20%
19%
com
Inc com
127%
Feb
19%
preferred
Jan
4%
19%
5
Jun
15 y4
*18%
Corp
51%
120
xl9
19%
No par
Range Since Jan. 1
37/a
20
*18%
__Nopar
123 y«
Jan
19%
19%
General Foods
General
Lowest
Highest
,
19%
18%
8
STOCK8
Year 1949
I per share
19%
18%
General Electric Co
13% Apr 21
300
19%
* 17%
19'/«
6
20
14,400
9
*19%
preferred
Range for Previous
Lowest
Investors
,
General Cigar Co
7ft
1,300
9 %
39%
9%
9
8%
com_
General Cable Corp com
4ft 1st preferred
2nd
21,300
39%
5
51% Apr
103
American
conv
1,700
8%
17%
8%
General Baking Co common
4ft
8%
8%
8%
18
*38%
$4.50 preferred
9
129
Mar 24
9%
8%
17%
8%
8%
♦17%
8%
General Amer Transportation
5
$4.25 preferred series A
No par
9
17
8%
17%
38%
convertible preferred-
preierren
General Bronze
8%
8%
8%
17%
.
8%
No par
No par
Gaylord Container Corp
197/s
41%
8%
17%
1.66%
Inc
Jun
103%
8%
17%
38%
(The)
Jan
4%%
8%
8%
8%
177/a
38%
77/8
50
Co
157/e
Apr
8%
8%
8%
2
convertible preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
13%
21%
8%
177/s
8%
*38
5
common
5%
Gar Wood
8%
18
18
100
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Corp
8%
1
common
preferred
-
1.800
25,500
65
3/4 -ft"
4ft
9,200
17
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STOCKS
Bange tor Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
$ pershare
t per
$ perthare
NEW
Highest
YORK
HIGH
SALE
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Apr. 29
Par
May I
May 3
May H
$ per share
$ per share
t per share
$ per share
.
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
TRICES
Saturday
J per share
share
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
Friday
May 4
Sales (or
May 5
Thursday
the Week
% per share
t per share
Shares
H
31
Jan
39%
Dec
32% Mar 21
46% Feb
Hackensack
16 V*
Jun
24%
Dec
22 % Apr
20
12
Jan
14%
Dec
14 % Jan
4
25% May
15% Jan
Hall
11 y*
Jun
13%
Dec
14% Jan
Hamilton Watch Co
72'/2
July
81
Jan
*33%
337a
337a
34%
347.
347.
34%
200
23%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
24:%
25 Va
25.400
14%
15
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
15
14%
14%
1,200
12
12
1.800
-
Oil
F)
Apr
11% Apr 29
Apr
20
Jan
3
145
May
47c
Jan
23
Mar 31
20%
Jan
25%
Dec
23% Jan
27% Jan
12
Hart
4%
Jan
7%
Nov
5% Jan
7% Feb
10
Jan
68%
Oct
64% Jan
71% Feb
21
6%
Jun
10%
Dec
9% Feb
11
5V*
Jun
9%
Jan
6% Jan
61
19 y2
Feb
25
Jan
25%
Dec
Jan
95%
Dec
30
Jan
37%
Dec
35
10
Hayes
7
Hayes
24% Jan
10
98% Apr
Feb
41
Jan
3%%
9
106% Jan
Apr
Hecht Co
5
6
Heirtz
*145%
24%
24%
24%
674
6%
674
Inc
Glass
36%
36%
36%
36%
*36 7,
104%
*103 7a
104%
*103 7a
104%
*103 7a
31%
31%
317a
31%
31%
*4374
53
49 y2 Jan
23
54% Mar 18
Hercules
Powder
common...No par
122% Feb
127 % Mar 13
125
Sep
Jan
0
40% Jan
30
46% Jan
27
56
Feb
8
51 Va
NOV
52% Dec
21'/2 Jan
*13% Aug
14% Jun
21
53% Feb
3
22% Feb
18 Va Jan
7
Jan
Sep
70% May
11 % Mar
3
80
Jan
6
Dec
6
14
May
4
Hilton
15%
Dec
14% Jan
4
16% Apr
28
Hinde
&
Jun
15%
Jun
:
Sep
13% Jan
Dec
25% Jan
Oct
10 % Apr
15% Feb
5
4
Hires Co
2
Holland
14 y2 Jan
14
15%
29,% May
5
29%
Jun
5
Hollander
19% Jan
28%
Sep
16% Apr
27% Jan
18
24% Mar
16
50%
Nov
42% Apr
13
47% Jan
9
29 V* Mar
34%
Jan
*24
Apr
22%
34%
Jan
32% Jan
Dec
9%
30
116
Dec
109
Jan
13
Sep
101%
Dec
101% Jan
12
Jun
13%
Dec
Feb
35 y2
Nov
31% Apr
57c
14
Jan
34
Jan
52%
52%
527a
53
52 74
53
527a
53 74
126%
126%
100
*125
4474
44
*53 7a
54V<
*51%
j—1
54
52
*51%
52 V4
*19
5
-
19%
14%
197a
197a
*19
14
14%
14
14
*125
1267a
44
43%
54
50
:
125
xl25
42
•
1267a
44
447.
1257a
54 '/a
*53 7a
51%
51%
51%
18%
1257a
*125
1257a
44%
45
537a
537a
52
51%
51%
18%
19
14 74
54
18%
18%
183/4
14%
13%
14
71%
*53 7a
190
60
3,300
4474
54
44
51%
197a
'
43%
52
447a
*53 7a
53%
53 7a
300
700
1,200
15,400
147a
14
100
*717a
72%
71
717a
*7074
70%
*70%
71
71
13%
137a
13%
1374
13%
13%
13%
14
133,
13%
31.400
...10
*16y2
13%
16%
717a
13%
70%
4—5
16%
16%
16%
16%
167a
16%
1674
167a
16%
16%
1,300
Co
41%
Jan
Jun
29%
Feb
99% Dec
48% May
44% Oct
12%
31%
Jun
16
Oct
15
Jun
46%
Jan
35% Apr
17
44% Jan'
4%
Jun
11%
Dec
Jan
13
1
15Va
,
—5
28Va
5
*11%
10
preferred.
1-4
700
*17%
16
15%
28%
*15
12
*11%
17%
*17
28%
*15
16
12
177.
29 74
29
12
12%
12%
177a
17%
17%
17 74
177b
17
6,800
600
13
*12 7a
17%
100
297a
29
2974
12
16
*15
16
*15
28%
12
*11%
177a
16
*15
29%
29
29 74
1,800
...30
28%
28%
287a
28%
23%
28%
28%
23%
287a
28%
*28%
28%
1,600
12.50
Electrochemical
44%
44%
44 74
44%
447a
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
457,
6,000
Co
333/4
6,000
com...5
36%
36%
367a
36%
No par
121%
121%
1207a
1217a
No par
103%
103%
104
104
No par
12%
13%
com
3674
3774
37%
122
124
103%
103%
*103 7a
13
13%
12%
13 74
12%
31%
13%
13%
36%
36%
122
104 7.
31%
31%
317/a
*31%
34%
34 74
1217a
*103 7a
124 7a
377a
37%
1,310
1247a
127
1037a
1047,
40
13
12%
12%
9,800
32
*31%
32
34%
35
125
*
104 74
'
$2.25
11% Mar 13
26
—„
Mining
Houdaille-Hershey
10
28% Jan
E)r_:—
Co
& Son's—
(A)
$4.50 2nd pfd series A
10
86%
preferred..
conv
Household
—50
31%
31%
34
34
31%
31%
700
Finance common..No par
*33%
34
33%
95% Jan
7
97%
96%
96%
97
97 7a
96%
96%
96%
96%
96 %
190
13
49% Mar 16
Houston
preferred
100
Light & Power—No par
*96%
46% Jan
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
48%
48%
487a
43%
48%
48%
4.000
38% Jan
12
54% Apr
Houston
Oil
53%
53%
52%
53%
51%
52%
52 74
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
4,200
33% Apr 26
•
8
99% Mar
3%7c
9
21
19% Apr 27
Mar 22
__
Texas'
of
Howard Stores
Howe Sound
9-
Hudson
&
t
v
Corp
1
*19%
19%
......5
*36 %
37
*8%
Jun
17%
Dec
12% Jail
Jun
47%
Jan
35% Mar
9
42% Feb
2
Feb
14%
Oct
13% Mar
1
17 % Apr
29
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
Hudson Motor Car
:
8% Nov
1% May
10% Jun
11%
Jan
8% Jan
12
12% Apr
14
Hunt Foods Inc
2%
18%
Jan
1% Jan
3
4% Apr
22
Hupp Corp
Dec
17% Jan
13
25% Apr
13
Hussman
Mar 13
57c
Year 1949
S per
'
'
—1
1974
197»
19 74
197a
*19
36%
36
36%
36
8%
*8%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
39 %
37%
39%
3772
37%
16%
17%
16%
17 74
167a
17
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
4 Va
4
4
4%
24%
24%
247a
4
74
24%
*13%
HIGH
Monday
May 1
f per share
*19 7a
19%
800
36%
36%
5,900
8%
334
8%
1,900
*13%
14%
14%
*13%
14%
38%
387a
38%
38
383/a
17,800
16 %
16%
15%
1674
15%
15%
38,300
11%
11%
117a
11 %
11%
2,700
4
3%
24
SALE
May 2
$ per share
19%
37%
87a
'
117a
Tuesday
Apr. 39
8%
38
x
24%
Saturday
-
Par
87,
4%
24%
LOW AND
STOCK
I per share
share
8%
3,300
197a
37%
87a
347a
36%
19%
367a
11 %
No par
EXCHANGE
34
*96
8%
STOCKS
YORK
34
39%
'
6.66%
—L
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
sperthare
12.50
....
.
*13%
..100
Ltd—No par
Refrigerator Co
Lowest
Highest
preferred
non-cum,
r
Bange for Previous
:
"
common—100
—_
8%
17
c_——-25
,
Co
Manhattan
33%
$ perthare
9,100
17 7a
$4.25 preferred
9
38% Feb
4
(Charles
conv
Hooker
5
May 5
104% Apr 26
11% Mar 25
NOV
Lowest
1.400
53%
17
1
Paper
Furnace
Homestake
127
42%
9
17%
537a
:16%
Holly Sugar Corp
7
11
38% May
13
Jun
94%
*16%
43%
17
preferred series A
Corp—.
Dauch
*43
17%
43%
16%
1,600
"
12% Jan
8% Jun
/5OO
37
*3674
37
31%
43%
17
Hotels
11%
2,700
1.400
93
43%
43%
16%
Heyden Chemical Corp;
3%7c
213,
30%
*97
977a
31%
43%
ii
preferred series B„_
Inc
!
12%
21%
30 74
22
307a
4374
32
43%
Hewitt-Robins
84 %
18.300
31%
*31%
50
21%
3,100
7%
1047a
*16%
No par
Dec
;
107a
317a
,*43 %
com—
8% May
200
9%
774
8
*103%
.,25
4Vz%
18
10
1,400
104%
—No par
preferred series A
13% Feb
37
3174
4% 7c
3
15% Jan
36%
,
lo
.preferred
i
57c preferred
Hershey Chocolate
11
53% Apr
x51% Apr
*96 Va
*103 7a
Jun
Dec
21%
307?
97%
36%
Motors
Dec
31
*96 Va
10%
7%
104%
Hercules
53%
217/8
30%
977a
10 7a
8
*35%
3
45
21%
3172
107a
7%
*103%
20% Mar
131
22
31
1078
25
14% Mar 23
Nov
21%
70
10%
*96 78
70
1.500
6%
70
70
70
—100
common—
40 7< Feb
26% Mar
21%
317a
Dec
52
21%
977a
17% Aug
Dec
8
3174
common
non-cum
7%
*96 7a
42%
77c
107a
8 Va
97%
Jan
.
10%
24%
*674
674
70
6,000
150
24%
77/a
31%
Jan
Mar 10
25
6 74
10%
22
13 V«
44
24%
674
8%
*30%
40
7
150
2574
6 7a
60
22 7a
22%
*145 7a
10%
*21%
22%
70%
*70
*96%
1077a
22 %
75%
1077a
*106 7a
*145 7a
70
15
34%
W)
*106 7a
22%
150
*25
674
12
*75
767a
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Co
J)
227a
*145 7a
70
8
5
preferred
(G
22%
70
._il00
—
105%
io %
1
Co
150
150
70
„.2
common
(H
-100
22%
*145 7a
107
107
25
6%
31
3.657c
22%
24%
preferred—.
Helme
1057a
22%
*6%
103
33% Mar 16
1067a
24%
1
Oct
3
11%
*74 7a
150
Dec
Mar 20
11%
767a
22%
32%
Mar
11%
*74%
106%
Jan
•
*105%
11%
76%
22%
Jan
100
*34
347a
11 %
*105'%
98 V4
16%
*34
*74 72
77
* 145%
23%
105
*75
Marx——.10
&
Industries
Mfg Corp
Hazel-Atlas
33% Mar 16
25% Jan
93%
Jan
11%
'11%
11%
78
—.100
Corp of America common
4% 7c
preferred
L
8% Jan
21% Mar
Dec
20 Yt
84
Schaffner
*75
pfd__No par
„
Hat
20
*34
com—No par
Refrac
preferred
67c
11%
!.100
_
$4.25
Co
Harbison-Walk
Feb
148
(M A)
No par
com
preferred
conv
Hanna
107% Jan
11
Jan
Feb
23%
149
80% Feb
76% Mar 31
104
108% Nov
18% Nov
77
34%
'
104 y2
142
(W
25
Well Cementing—5
Printing Co
5
Waters
Halliburton
3%
May
,
334
3%
13,600
24%
23%
23%
2,500
PRICES
Friday
May 4
o
the Week
$ per share
I per share
( per share
Sales tot
May 5
Thursday
Wednesday
I per share
3%
*23%
24%
Shares
■
I
31% Jun
22% Feb
73
36%
Dec
35% Feb
8
36%
Dec
34% Jan
25
40% May
2
Dec
91% Apr
15
98
3
:
Idaho Power Co
40% Mar 15
?
Illinois
20
Central RR
Jun
100
95
Jun
96
Jan
94% Jan
17
20
Jun
34%
Dec
34
25
25%
Jan
37%
Nov
36% Jan
51%
Jun
55%
Nov
53% Apr
7% Sep
21% Jan
10 %
Jan
Dec
Jun
29%
8%
Jan
19
IndUstria
33% Mar
53%
Dec
42% Mar 28
52% May
3
Jun
72%
Oct
66
24
71
2
155
Jan
175
Co
4
30
May
11% Jun
8
; Jan
165
Jan
Apr
9
Apr
163
Jan
6
Jan
38
Jan
26
18%
Jan
12% Mar 30
10% Dec
18%
Dec
86%
Jan
95 Vi
Dec
1
Jun
2y8
Jan
9%
Jun
13%
Jan
"234
Dec
212
Jan
29%
Dec
25% Apr
180 %
Dec
xl75 May
3
5%
Feb
10
67c
240
Jan
9% Jan
12
Oct
31% Jan
25
36
Feb
4
84
Jan
4
88
Feb
24
6%
Dec
6
Jan
4
143
Feb
33%
Dec
37 y«
Dec
94
Jan
103%
Nov
7%
4% Nov
13% Apr
8% May
29 y2 Jan
25% Mar 31
130% Feb
137
24
44 y2
33% Jan 25
104
Feb
1
Apr
May
6 *
Feb
5% Feb
14
8 % Apr
Nov
71
Feb
49% Jan
3
64 % Apr
Jun
61
Feb
55% Feb
14
4
41
Jan
46%
Oct
38% May
59% Apr
46% Jan
28
57%
Jan
4
Jan
46% Apr 26
33
Jan 13
54% Feb
34
38%
Jun
30% Aug
7%
14
Jun
July
1'
11%
Apr
9% Jan
3
20
Dec
17% Feb
36% May
17
16
18% Feb
23
Aug
20% Jan
4
24
24
Jan
34
Nov
29% Jan
30
45
Jun
32
Jan
27% Jan
5
24
;
136% Aug
Feb
148
136
Mar
141
1'
2%
Jun
7%
Dec
11%
Jun
18%
Jan
674 Feb
14% Jan
C
Jan
94
Dec
44
Jan
59%
Oct
95%
Jan
105%
Dec
30%
Jun
29% Jun
102
Feb
14r
3
56% Jan
103% Mar 27 *
18
347* Mar
6,300
32
77a
7%
77a
7%
*774
*7%
7%
507a
50%
50%
50%
50%
52%
51%
527a
52
52
5,200
6774
67%
63
68
69
69%
x637a
69
687a
69
2,800
*173
178
*173
7%
178
178
*173
'
7%
*173
178
*173
178
4074
40
40%
407a
407/a
407a
407/a
40%
40%
8,400
147a
14%
147a
14%
14%
15%
15%
15
15 S/8
1534
12.900
Inc..__i__—_.l
*10 %
10%
*1074
10%
1074
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10 7a
107a
600
217a
217a
21
21%
2174
21%
217a
21%
21
217a
9,900
*9774
987a
98%
987a
98
98
977a
977a
97
97
—_5
20%
.100
*971/4
21
98%
No par
1%
1%
No par
i43/a
14%
229
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
274
13,200
15
14%
15%
14%
15%
14%
1574
14%
1574
32,200
2257a
227
2257a
2277a
1%
229
1%
27
28
*226 7a
228
27%
28%
176%
17774
*176%
177%
27%
xl75
226
2277a
1,800
277a
27%
277a
27%
53,200
176 74
228
28%
176
176%
*175%
17674
410
127a
12%
10,200
3474
34 Va
6,900
228%
12%
*85
877a
*85
877a
*85
preferred
100
<
Mining
of
Corp..____.1
Canada
Preferred
*85
preferred
loo
Salt
*137
42 %
<
*106%
42%
107%
*106
878
77a
7
57%
39%
48%
37
25
48 %
preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
Utilities Corp.—.
5
Interstate Dept Stores..„__No par
*3672
137
26 %
267a
137
1367a
*13674
42%
437a
4374
447a
42%
*10674
107 Va
*106%
43 7a
44%
1077a
,1077a
7%
87a
*7 7a
7%
7%
77a
7%
*
7%
109 72 Mar 20
1
19
6
730
62
62
*61
62
57%
*57
577/a
*57
57%
38%
39%
39
39
39
397a
39
397a
38%
39
2,300
48%
4974
49
4974
49
49%
49
49%
49
497a
3,900
36%
367a
*35
*57
57%
200
3772
200
14 72
15%
14%
15
14
14%
14
14%
13%
1474
13%
147,
95,100
20
20%
20 7a
20%
2074
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,000
22
22
22
22 7a
227a
22
2,100
Va
22
*36 7a
37
*36 7a
*35 7a
37
38
22
2274
22 7a
40 V\
4074
40
40 7a
37%
38%
3974
39 %
38%
39
39
39
1,900
28 V4
28%
287a
287a
287a
287a
287a
28%
28%
287a
23%
287a
1,600
—1
—
*13672
137%
*136 7a
137 7a
*136 7a
1377a
*136 »/a
137%
*136 7a
137%
*136 7a
137%
*22
22%
___1
6%
No par
*16V4
17
*16%
17
16%
17%
17%
1874
*95%
96
*95%
967a
96
96%
96
96
96 %
96%
No par
65V2
65%
65
6574
64%
6574
65
65%
65 3 a
657a
.100
*106
106 %
1067a
106
Co
Co...
Inc
common
preferred—_i
&
2,400
61%
57%
50c
Coal common
Manville
61%
61
57%
pfd—100
Co
77a
617a
7%
45,300
No par
Corp—
Tea
280
43%
1077a
64%
.
j
3%%
1063 a
32,300
40,500
137
137
13774
*10674
87a
277a
26%
27
437a
36%
7
7
26%
1367a
*35 >
87
7
7%
27
1077a
63
57%
26%
137
42%
6473
39 78
common—.
7
7
2674
137
*7%
*56
No par
Silver
6%
26
26%
137%
64%
.
.No par
International Shoe
88
*85
•
7
'
26%
;i00
7.50
88
6%
„
com..No par
——
$6 preferred
160
1%
14%
■
34%
Creek
178
397a
14%
12%
Intertype
7 %
39%
34
Island
1,100
77a
507a
12%
Nickel
7,500
68
34%
Johns
24% Apr
3274
1274
Johnson
40 Va Mar
Dec
32%
34
Jewel
Feb
Apr
31 %
1274
56
90
31%
347a
497/a Jan
32 »/4 May
3174
12
3
'
31%
33
9
13
317a
127s
Jan
13*
3174
32%
45% Feb
24
30%
12
48
81% Jan
30%
32%
Dec
27% Jan
2,100
12
Dec
107% Apr
200
3%
32%
54 y4
Jan
53 7a
8%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
10772 Mar
Jan
39%
53 7a
87a
12
Machine
Dec
39 7,
53%
32%
(F L)
33%
40
87a
38%
*53
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int' Minerals & Chemical com..1.5
Jacobs
86
53%
"
Jaeger
Jun
397a
*53
*53
27%
3
Jun
39
537a
600
37
37
537a
177%
11
73
39%
37%
39
26%
"50%
109
38%
377a
600
101
*99 7a
101
38%
87a
„*176%
3
1874 May
9672 May
70 72 Mar
5
3374
14%
International
1
*99 7a
38
39%
No par
Jan,
2H
30%
3
101
39%
—
7% Jan
92% Jan 25
81
Mar
Apr 14
31% Mar 15
*99 7a
38
53%
*173
77c
1
101
*99 7a
377a
87a
—No par
International
12
101
8%
common
57c
Apr 21;
21% Apr
16,700
92
8%
Machines
International
-
393,
92
8%
50
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No
par
12
50
2,400
3974
92%
8%
*67%
—
12
43
36%
40%
927a
36%
20
International Paper Co com
$4 preferred
10
36 V'2
39 7a
92
8%
3974
preferred——.——100
47c
3
106% Jan
37
407a
Q2
377a
53%
7%
1
Rubber
Harvester
Int'l
28 T
36%
39 7a
937a
30%
100
Iron
International
5
10
367a
40%
No par
Intercontinental
Business
36%
*92
8%
No par
Corp common
preferred—
4%7c
94
*99 7a
37j/2
39
'
A
_•
Interchemical
.1%
16
Oct
Dec
Mex, S
C.o
Int'l
14
Dec
Steel
Int'l
Mar 29
28% Jan
181
34%
133
De
preferred
Jnterlake
2.
86%
3iy4 Jan
Electrica
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
40
397a
*92
101
35%
39%
3674
*35%
397a
*53
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Insuranshares' Ctfs
Jun
Feb
No par
5
Jan
Jan
Jun
*36 %
Inland
24
3%
*99%
Inspiration Cons Copper..
73%
25%
100
1000
i_5
36%
94
A
preferred
1.
Terminal RR Co.—
4.707c
Illinois
*92
common
Illinois Power Co
♦
38%
A—100
47c
ctf& series
3
15% May
3
Jan
lines
stock
11
4
Jun
4
21% May 2 *
x98% Apr 19
2% May 5
13
22%
Leased
RR
ser
Apr 10
40% May 3
1% Jan 25
164%
3
pfd
conv
15% May
10% May 2
16% Jan 16
92% Jan 317
12% Jan
Feb
non-cum
3
33% Mar 27
4
41%
Apr
Jan
9% Jan
3
7
67c
41% Mar 23
56% Jan
4
11
24
28V2Jan
Jan
100% Apr
38% May
13
Apr
8
Jan
12%
*145%
Jan
<
*35%
common.lOo
Industrial
55
v
!
Corp.
Johnson
6%
7
7%
7
6%
7%
6%
7
*10572
106%
..No par
4872
48%
48%
48%
48 7a
48%
48 74
48%
12 72
*5174
51%
51%
51%
517a,
5134
51%
51%
10774
107%
31%
*10774
8872
877a
*17%
common
4% 2nd preferred series A——100
Jones & Laughlin Steel com—No par
5% preferred series A
.100
Joy Manufacturing Co..
—
1
31%
-
*88
287a
28%
27%
106
*105 74
481
.■
a
51
6%
19
*13 7,
96
900
220
65 %
*64%
1,300
106
*10574
106
10,300
967a
20
48%
487,
48%
13,300
517,
51V4
5174
1,200
108%
'
*10774
1087a
*107 74
108 %
*107%
108%
*107',/,
1087a
10
327,
31%
-
*106
6%
7%
18
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32 Va
3174
317a
20,000
88
88
88
88
88
88
88
83
38%
520
-
277a
27%
27%
28
26%
27%
2774
27%
4,300
*9%
lOV'a
10%
9%
9%
*102%
10374
*102%
10374
1*102%
103',4
*102 7a
103%
*10874
1087a
10874
1087a
1037a
108%
*1087,
1097a
550
557a
55%
5474
54%
3,000
28
•v
-
K
8% Jun
12%
Jan
9
Mar 24
11% Jan
10
Kalamazoo
Kansas
94% Jan
100% Feb
*34% Feb
102
Aug
105% Nov
49"%
Dec
98% Jan 25*
104% Jan
9
103% Apr 10
108% May 4
467a Jan
12
57% Mar 25
Jan
62%
Dec
14% July
10% Jun
17%
Nov
167a Jan
3
14%
Jan
11% Apr
1%
13% Jan
17% Jun
*13% Jun
23%
Dec
2074 Jan
13
22
19%
Dec
16% Jan
30
18% Jan
52-
597a Jan 26
*
Por
footnotes
see
page
24
,
64
Feb
19
Mar
16
3.80%
4%
4%
10
9%
.100
*102%
1037a
102%
102%
..100
preferred.
cum
Kansas
Stove & Furnace
*10874
1097a
-10874
108%
557a
55%
617a
:
preferred—
City
Southern
non-cum
com
No par
preferred——...100
6
Kansas Power & Light Co com—8.75
9
Kayser (Julius) & Co..
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A—1
Mar 16
9
10
*9%
10
►9'
9%
1000
City Power <5? Lt Co—'
Class B
;
1
55
*61
55
63 7a
/
55
-
55%
537a
55
*617a
:
63
'!
617a
'61%
627a
*617a
17%
1774
177a
177a
17%
17%
177a
17%
177a
12%
*12 7a
12 74
1274
12 %
12%
1274
127a
21%
21%
21%
217a
217,
217a
21%
2174
17%
17%
17%
18
18
1874
17%
187a
*617a
63
t
>'
*2174
21%
187,
18%
t.
..
/
400
17%
17%
5,000
12%'
12%
17 7a
*12
10
1274
63
*21%
18%
600
21%
.
1,700
1874
4,300
Volume 171
Number 4905
...
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1899)
NEW
Year 1949
t per
40
$ per
56%
Jun '
i.:
share
I per
share
Highest
Lowest
55'% May
3
Kennecott
47% May
5
2
Jun
48%
Nov
Feb
16%
Nov
15% Jan
3
17'A Jun
25'%
Dec
24
Jan
13
Jan
4
Dec
14% Apr
26
Dec
Jan
14
28% Jan 13
Jan
93 % Jan
Dec
16 '%
72%
31%
90% Aug
98
Jun
Mar
25%
>.
Jun
32% Apr
130
ivi 106
43
Dec
40'A Jan
62%
Dec
55
60% Dec
59% Jan
16
8
Oct
6% Feb
15
6
Jan
3% Feb
11
Wednesday
$ per share
•*
53%
53%
53%
53%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47
26
26
26V4
26 %
26%
26%
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
129
129%
128%
1291/4
15 %
"14%
conv 2nd
preferred
4%
preferred
Kresge ( S S) Co
5
100
(S
Kress
H)
"14%,
1,
100'
15%
*14%
71
71
"70%
28%
29%
28%
951/2
95
95 %
41%
—No par;
41%
60
41%
42
42
421/4
•
55%
55%
56
56%
60%
59%
60
59%
60
54'%
Shares
55'%
29,200
46%
471/2
473%
473%
26
25%
25%
25 Vs
25'%
1,700
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
8,000
127
15
.127
128%
127
3,000
127
1,560
15%
15%
151/4
*14%
71
70%
70%
70%
71
28% " 29 %
29»/e
29'%
95
29
9514,
*95
41%
42%
41%
421/4
41%
56%
56%
56%
56
59%
59%
61
62
*70%
>
;
55%
471/4
126%
28%
-
?
561/4
„
"55
No par
"95
54%.
Sales for
the Week
31%
»
29%
Friday
May 5
$ per share
26%
71
29%
95 %
Thursday
May 4
I per share
o
551/4
*46%,
•
151%
70
"95
10
& Co
54
128%
28%
10
,
127 C
70
No par
Kroger Co (The)—!
65% Mar 20
May
54V4
46%
Copper
Koppers Co Inc common
6
Jan
62
Feb 20
$ per share
53%
/
25
42% Jan
27
Feb
Feb
Jan
Apr
97
Tuesday
May 2
9 per share
•
r
No par
47c
2
31 % Mar
9
48%
13
13
May 1
County Land, Co
5
Keystone Steel & Wire Co___No par
Kimberly-Clarke Corp com—No par
17% Mar 31 V, Kinney (G R) Co common
$5 prior preferred
71% Feb ,6
69% Jan
43
x35%
Apr
Monday
Apr. 29
• per share
Par
v;
Kern
26% May
Saturday
.
•'
1
107%
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
v:,v;v
3
11 Va
10 y2
;
49 '% Apr
39
62/
$ per share
;
s
YORK
EXCHANGE '
•
.
„
Jan
45'/a Mar
90 > Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Highest
share
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
YORK
19
*56
•i
59%
95%
15%
-95
95
600
180
4,900
/
.170
4,400
,
41%
56'%
800
63'%
*
2,200
L
4%
Jan
3%
Jun
17%
Jan
9%
11%
Jun
Lane Bryant common
11%
11%
4%%
471/2 Jan 25
Jan
22V2 Jan
19
29% May
1
Lane-Wells
45%
Dec
40% Jan
25
47% Mar
7
Lee
16%
Jun
22%
Jan
20
Jan
3
25
5
Lees
90%
Jan
98
May
94
Jan
24
991/2 Mar 23
"'■<8% Apr 26
44% Apr
63/4
Jun
11%
Jan
73/8 Jan
3
33%
Jun
49%
Dec
443/4 Jan
27
3%
Jun
5%
Jan
1%
3
Jun
24%
Jun
15
Jan
,
4%
Jun
8%
Jun
56 3/4
Feb
11%
21/4 Jan
Jan
13
9% Apr
6% Jan
Dec
30
11% Jan
20%
Feb
26%
Sep
21% Mar 10
241% Jan
Jan
64
Dec
61'/2 Mar
1
.70% Apr
71/4 Jan
34% May
1
6%
Jun
8 3/4 Mar
34%
Jun
37% July
723/4
Apr
91%
>
Oct:
83
Jan
27
170
Feb
186
Sep
182
Jan
11
33
Jun
49
Dec
45
'Jan
x7% Mar 29
Dec
60'/2 Mar
.89% Jan
3
X6%
52%
101/4
Jun
Jun
x67
19
Jun
33%
13Vt
Jun
17%
Dec
65%
Jun
78
Jan
28'/a Feb
Oct
Dec
16%
Feb
25%
14%
Jan
183/4 Aug
2
27
17% Jan
;
3
Jan
13
73
23% Jan
13
15'/2 Mar 31
62
3
May
13
22% Jan
6
27
Apr
5
28
Mar
Jan
172%
Dec
166% May
153
23%
174
Jan
233/4
24
243/4
"97%
98%
98
98
98
98
98
11
36
Apr
3
41% Apr
Stores
Sep
22V2 Mar 24
27% Jan
Oct
973/4 Feb
17
18 Vb Feb
23
99% Jan
20"% Jan
5%
par
7%
8%
45%
6
1%
6%
5%
"58
58%
58%
9%
9%
9%
15%
"5
59
9%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
70
69%
70%
70
703/b
7%
34%
25.
.'
8
84'/4
34%
84
84%
183
100
8
7%
34%
183
7%
843%
183%
No par
56%
56%
57%
*57%
5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*63 VB
63 %
63%
63 %
x63%
No par
33'%
34
333%
34i%
33%
Corp
Corp.
Corp
(Md) A
19
19%
9 per share
*93%
9%
900
22%
22%
22%
22%
4,900
70%
70%
703%
703%
5,400
*80%
31%
323/4
31%
15%
16%
8
73%
7%
11,600
35
35'%
35'%
2,300
84%
85'%
73/4
35
;
85
85%
184
*183%
62
,
63%
34%
18%
63%
36%
18%
82
*80%
270
63
*62
8%
7,400
184
183%
62
8%
34%
18%
80 34
1,800
63
63%
38%
32,000
18'%
18%
4,000
82
*80'%
400
16%
161/0
78
78
78%
77%
78
78%
77%
783/4
77%
78
2,800
253%
25%
26
26'%
26%
2614
26%
26
26%
26
26%
2,300
26%
26%
263%
26%
20'4
26%
263/8
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
6,700
167%
166%
1671/2
*167'% 168
.
38%
*167%
32%
30
'
168
167
: 16
16%
78%
'26
16
31%
30%
30%
50,000
161/4
16'%
16'%
19,600
166%
1661/4
35%
35%
353%
35
351%
35%
35%
34%
35
35
35%
1,700
39
39%
40
39%
39%
39
393/4
38%
39%
38%
383%
7,300
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
98%
98%
98%
93>4
*98%
243/4
99 i
24%
99
98i%
98'%
20'%
19%
20
19%
20%
193/4
20
19%
20
*24'%
25
24%
100
*98'%
99
*98'%
10
19%
20
193%
& Sons Inc com__i
"
900
353%
18%
82
„•
27,600 "
9'/a
8%
32%
163/b
'
168
*167
.
140
2,100
230
4,600
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Saturday
Monday
Apr. 29
May I
EXCHANGE
«>'■" 11
.
400
4,800
93/4
64
333/4
80%
Lowenstein
$ per share
share
1,400
53/a
9%
8%
*631/4
193%
STOCKS
J per
*5
58 7%
62
8%
80a%
Lukens
YORK
4,700
53/8
58%
183%
57%
19Vo
5
18
,
2
16
5%
16
.100
Co—:
8,200
*l7/a
*15%
58%
85%
183%
80%
28
(Mi
6
2
78
__10
preferred series A
843/4.
32
%
1,500
58%
36
81%
*35'%
Steel
18%
6 »/4
*5
8
7%
34
8,000
"
*35
8%;
633/4
8
47
22%
70
58
50
73%
463%
703%
V 22%
v
98
9%
9%
*
300
7,400
*97
8
<.
16
:
1,400
25
593/s
323%
18%
No par
No par
preferred-—-—
'
59
32
1
Co common
57
53/8
28%
46
16
1%
5%
1,300
24%
46%
6
2
15%
*80
—.—No par
Cement
NEW
184
6%
2
85
184
No par
(P)
Lowest
Highest
35%
84%
183'%
53/4
15%
7%
34%
34%
X73/4
'
*45%
46
46%
93/4
69%
5
8 3/8
461/2
1%
No par
—7
8%
59i/8
9%
'/
4
28'%
28%
//
*453/4
5%
*5.
59
*97
16
No par
& Libby
Aircraft
•
15%
5%
23%
6%
1%
16%
*45%
8%
46
6
2
1%
16
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky) No par'
Louisville & Nashville
„50
4%%
8%
46%
8%
46
5%
1%
1
—5
Co
Lorillard
8%
47
"5
;_i
Corp—_
Long Bell Lumber
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
share
8%
"46%
1
Co
Star
Range for Previous
t per
10
25
16
7%
Lone
99
par
(The)
Corp
"98
No par
pfd
Loew's Inc—
19
11'
21'/4 Mar
Lowest«
cumulative preferred—-100
No par
,3%% .convertible preferred—100
19
30% Jan
34% Jan
100
Jun
15
A
Dec
Jan
25%
Jan
23%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
4
32
Jun
95
23%
Lockheed
20
41%
Jan
31% May
207/8
Jan
23%
9
25% May
75
23%
21% Jan
Oct
Dec
45'%
23
Oil
Dec
*443%
(James) & Sons Co common__3
Lion
25%
76
451/4
28
46
5
273/s
Jun
*441/4
45%
46
38% May
Jan
19%
2,000
283/4
Belt
15% Jun
X60
103%
*441/4
Link
6
10%
." 283/4
11
Mar 16
10%
45%
Lima-Hamilton
18 % Jan
10%
46
15
81
10%
28%
9% Feb
811/2 Apr 17
32 % May
1
1,800
10%
46
23%,
28,800
213%
28%
"44%,
7%
*37%
213%
*44%
66% Jan
.
7Va
4
22
29%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
.
7%
4
22
46%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
-
11%
7%
4
45%
Life Savers Corp__A
Mar 31
187
*10%
-
22
28%
Libby McNeill
10
17
Jan
37% Apr
11%
7%
3%
22
"45%
Libbey Owens Ford Glass
2
8% Mar
3
45
11
7%
3%
22
28%
Lerner
14
\
7%
3%
22
46%
Lehn & Fink Products.
9
44 Ye
7%
3%
22
"28 '
Lehman
10
"44%
7%
3%
21%
"45
5Cc non-cum 2nd
3
,59% May
5
54
5
30
3%
5
*—1,
Tire--
&
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR_—:
No
Lehigh Valley Coal com
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No
10
Jan
21
20
41/2 Apr 20
Dec
8%
Apr
50
Co—_—
Rubber
3.85%
7
6% Apr
13/4 Apr 10
15
Jan
x413/4
50% Jan
3
43/4 Jan
,
Jan
May
No par
preferred
19
26%
Jan
Oct
7
22
Jun
47
7%
22
pfd__L75 Pesos Mex
(The)_
No par
Co
193/4
Jan
7
"3%
Lambert
37
43
4
La ConsoMd 6%
9
12% Jan
10 V2 Mar 20
Dec
Gas Co—
6
4% Jan .12
22% Feb
20% Mar 21
22%
Laclede
3
7% Jan
.
■
•
Far
'<
Tuesday
May 2 '
Wednesday
Thursday
May 3
;
9 per share
9 per share
9per share
I per
Sales for
Friday
May 5
the Week
I per share
yShares
../'/May 4
share
9 per share
i
M
9%
Jun
14%
3IV2
Apr
42
131
139
Jan
153/8
Oct
11% Fab 28
Dec
38% Jan
Oct
Jan
9%
Jun
27%
Jun
333/0
Jan
95%
Jan
104%
Dec
13
103/a
Jun
5
Jun
61/2
7
Jan
193%
Jun
430
Jan
20
8% July
525
Jan
Dec
9V4 Aug
Feb
11
Mar
Dec
3
17
May
4
3
139
Mar 27
11% Mar 31
15
Apr 25
preferred
6%
Mack
135% Mar
Trucks
14%
14%
40%
40%
40
40
141
14%
*138
141
100
,,
9% Mar 27
18
Mar 30
17% Jan
9
No par
100
No par
—10
1
50
1
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A
Madison
15
3
32% Jan
105
Jan
9
Square Garden.
Copper
Magma
—
10% Jan
3
24% Apr
19
Feb
17
550
Jan
9
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
4
9
Jan
7
Manati
Sugar
7JA Mar 30
9% Jan
11
Mandel
Bros
23
Manhattan Shirt
530
7% Jan
>' ■"138
14%
5
Inc
20
Apr
Co—
"520
x9 % Mar 15
19
19% May
3
27% Feb
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
10
4 % %
Co
&
preferred
(Glenn
9
24%
25
"105
106
17%
12%
66
15%
55%
185
—1
Co—
L)
18%
25 %
17
Jun
12
Apr
9% Jan
13
17% Apr 29
Martin
Feb
13%
Jan
10"% Apr
20
13% May
Martin-Parry Corp—
39V2
Jun
59
Dec
Jan
13
66% May
19%
Jan
13% Apr
343/J July
48
Dec
47% Jan
3
13
58
Apr
12
Mathieson
Corp—No par
"55
Feb
179
Aug
175
Feb
3
182
Apr
13
"180
38
Jun
49
Dec
46
Apr
21
50
Feb
9
89
Jan
983/4
Dec
98
Apr
6
100
Jan
12
Jan
98
Dec
97% Jan
4
100
Jan
30
—100
May Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series__No par
Feb
18
$3.40
6
Maytag
170
89
80
7Va
56
16% Jan
5
Feb
88
Dec
87
Jan
10
90
Jun
12%
Dec
11% Jan
3
17
Apr
Dec
42% Jan
13
52
25
Jan
21% Feb
16
21
36%
30% Mar
100
Jan
Mar 22
23% Feb
42% May
3
Dec
100% Mar 11
105
27
14
36
Mar
1
McGraw-Hill
58
Jan
3
45%
Dec
43% Jan
34
Apr
30% Jan
McGraw Electric Co-—_
52% Mar 16
Jan
60% Nov
51% Apr
8
Jan
41%
Dec
37
Apr
27
42% Feb
10
92% May
102%
Dec
99% Jan
25
103% Apr
22
Dec
22% Apr
27
26% Jan
9
McLellan-Stores
Jan
9
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—--
25
Feb
12% Apr
5
16
12% July
17%
Jan
14% Jan
3
21% Apr
20
70 % May
93%
Nov
82
Jan
5
91
Jan
24
xl3
17% Mar
Jun
28%
Jun
34 %
Oct
32% Jan
6
20%
Jan
27
Dec
24% Apr
29
44
common
No par
preferred (1st series)—_100
4% 2nd preferred (1st series^—50
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mead
May
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
11
Jan
3
14
49
Jan
42
Jan
13
48
May
Jun
15% July
Mengel Co (The) common
1
5'!e convertible 1st preferred—60
Inc
—3%
May
Jun
12"%
13
52% Apr
8%
Apr
43%
Dec
39% Jan
Jan
99
Dec
96
90
Merch
7% Jan
Mar 21
156
130%
Dec
Jan
17
23%
Jan
x20% Jan
25
29% May
Dec
37% Feb
18
Dec
101% Feb
21
106
May
5
Feb
107% Mar 31
110
Apr
v,
43% Mar 17
12
30%
40
Jun
97%
Jan
Oct
105%
104%
110%
Jan
3
Miami
3
May
5
Mid-Continent
7
Middle
13
Oct
38% Feb 23
18%
Dec
17% Jan
3
18%
Jun
34
Dec
28 % Jan
13
34% May
5
Jan
5
139% Mar
7
11% Jan
;3
14% Jan
17
27
11% Feb
21
10% Aug
7 %
Jun
5
12% Jan
12
Jan
9% Apr
87
66%
104
Mar
101
5
99
Jan
10
110
96% Feb
15
120
101
Dec
Jan
108
Dec
106
Mar
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
11% Apr
67%
Jun
80
Feb
69% Apr
16%
Jun
22% Nov
18% Apr
31
Apr
1;
3
13
5
21
15
17
May 3,
42 % Apr
Nov
Jun
Midland
8%
Petroleum
Steel
Prod
1st preferred
common
>
Apr
Jan
5
9
6
22% Jan
10
108% Jan
15% Jan
81
34 % Mar 20
No par
No par
:;Minneap & St Louis Ry
Minn St P & SS Marie
■
New
common
3.20%
Minn
•
."—5
>.
8%
9
8%
/
9%
9. V
18%
19:7:
19%
19
19%
24%
25
25%
24 y8
9,400
25%
106
*105
106
1053/4
1053/4
*105
•
,
620
6,300
106
20
16%
17%
16%
16%
153/8
16%
153/8
15%
20,200
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12%
13%
14,400
66
66
661/2
66 %
66 %
65%
66
66
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
16%
153/4
16%
55%
543/4
551/2
54
54%
52%
54%
*180
*180
185
185
*180
185
*180
185
663/4
3,600
16
16%
2,900
52%
:
52 '/a
3,500
*180
185
49%
49
49%
48%
49%
99%
98%
88%
98%
98%
*98
98%
*981/4
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
*98%
98%
981%
*98%
98%
98%
98%
100
88%
88%
16%
*88%
89%
*88%
89%
"88 »/2
89 %
*88%
89 %
100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 1/8
51
51%
*50%
21%
22%
223/8
21%
41 %
21%
21%
21%
213/4
213/4
41%
40%
41%
41
41%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
104%
104%
104%
104%
47%
104%
105
47%
48
21%
*41
47 %
47%
47 %
47
37
37%
37
21%
*34%
233/a
233/4
1,500
13%
13%
13%
1,400
20%
21%
21%,
6,300
21'A
43%
44%
25
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
*45%
47
*453/4
47
47%
48
15%
16
*1534
15%
*6%
7
*6%
154
10
154
27
*40
51%
*97
400
233/4
90
51%
2,200
13
*43%
99
37 %
23%
*101%
*883/9
51
37
13 %
X21
*97
1,900
373/8
4,200
23%
103
44%
25%
7
53
13
90
51 %
99
153
27%
40%
35 %
52%
233/B
21%
•
47%
*34%
53i/4
*101%
*43
48
16
47%
35%
14%
*89%
21%
471/2
23
44
21%
410
103
91
32
250
47
43%
42%
19%
1,700
105
37%
*89
91
4,800
300
104%
37
23
1,400
J
1031%
103%
37%
*13%
22%
22
53
*101%
51%
22 %
35
35%
13%
*50 %
42%
53%
23
51%
22%
4,100
34%
*53
102
16%
21%
*343/4
13%
16%
16%
413/4
53%
22%
180
34%
35%
102
3,500
21%
37%
13%
21%
*34%
49
41%
53
-
3/4
41%
54
36
48
21%
*34
53%
*35
7
513/4
99
153% 153%
*15%
*6%
51
*883/a
253/4
.
253/4
25%
25%
3,900
13%
13%
133/8
133/4
9,700
*46
15%
7
15%
7
52%
52%
*98
*155
27
40%
.40
27%
90
43
99
27
100
43
156
40
21
*883/s
102
43%
154
27%
90
*101%
43%
*97
41
103.
47
153/4
7
523/4
991/2
*48
15%
*6%
51%
*98
159
♦155%
1,000
48%
,
153/4
20
1,800
7
1,100
52%
14,500
99 %
780
158
27%
273/4
29
29 V8
2 9 3/4
5,800
40
393/4
39%
39%
39%
700
106
40
*104%
105%
105%
105%
*105
1053/4
*105%
106%
*108%
109 %
*108%
109%
*108%
109 %
1083/4
1083/4
*1083/4
109 %
60
15
14%
15 %
15%
15%
15V»
9,700
15
14%
42%
43%
43
433/b
42 3%
19 •
19%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
133%
133%
133%
133%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
10
10%
9%
9%
9%
39
40
14%
14%
9"%
9
18%
24%
50%
' 39%
.108%
/
No par
114
preferred
—i—/
No par :
MInneapolis-Moline. Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$4
2nd conv preferred——25
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
I
*105
105
9
19
49
133%
*12%
12%
>
8,800
243/4
22%
32
8,400
'
32%
*133
433%
15
423/4
19%
33
43%
193/4
34
106
43%
19 %
33%
44
19%
10,100
27,600
•'
34 VB
4,900
133%
110
12%
12
12
113/4
121/4
2,200
10
*9%
10
9%
9'%
2,200
133%-
133%
1333/4
133
Regulator—
-———1.50
conV pfd series A——-100
Min & Mfg common
$1.50
24%
50%
19%
700
8%
49%
42
£">
163/4
30%
7%
30
49%
14"%
10
10
1,200
48%
100 v- "133
j.
*18 3/8
55%
*104% 105%
*108% 110
pfd_100
100
5
—
8%
30 '/a
*22%
*40
South Utilities Inc—No par
*16%
73/4
51%
5
Co
16%
16%
293/4
.,
62,100
530
8%
22%
153
27
Minneapolis-Honeywell
34% Apr
No par
No par
Copper
20% Mar
Jan
48
Jun
131
No par v.
50c -
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
15% May
Jun
Jun
139 % Mar
Machine
Mesta
44
8%
14%
124% July
Co
8
400
20%
530
*8%
22%
"45%
15%
6%
51
"97
18%
20%
540
8%
"50%
Scott—No par
Merritt-Chapman &
5
37%
14%
Transp
$3.50 preferred „—
$4 conv 2nd preferred
July
120
Min
Merck & Co Inc common
18
May 3
105% May
18
&
22
Jan
98
'
3,000
7%
51%
12%
-
16
v'
7%
22%
"89
43
24%
Mercantile Stores Co
16% Apr
7% Mar
27
Jan
16
6% Apr 29
14 % Jan
;
1,000
16
163/4
11%
7%
16%
13%
21%
4%%
27% Jan
34%
Corp
10%
5,400
32
103 %
11 %
■:
17%
66
35
53%
"37
37/%
"101% 103
22%
22%
10
31%
16,200
103 %
1033/4
*8%
30
600
14
12%
35
1
Co
32
7,800
:
141
133/4
14'/4
12
16%
40
*138
73/4
8 3,4
7%
16 '%
*39 %
%
17
53%
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc com——18
$4 preferred
—-No par
30%
*520
8
16%
47
No par
41%
105
34%
"103% 104%
——1
Publishing
7
29%
-
193/8
540
21%
"40%
34%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—
Jun
Feb
8%
14%
"22
—-
3
16%
161/8
30%
*11%
16%
"50%
Corp
33% Mar 24
29%
88%
,
No par
No par
Dec
24
19%
"98 %
No par
McCord
Corp common
3
Preferred
—50
McCrory Stores Corp common
1
3%% convertible preferred—100
5
May
48%
"98%
No par
pfd_.
cumulative
McCall
27
36 % Mar
—
Co common
$3 preferred
24% Mar 17
40
preferred
"15%
1
...—
Chemical
12%
65%
-
—
Mar 28
45
May
19% Mar
90
7%
Corp
Electric Co
Master
9
20% Apr
30
Masonite
5
No par
—No par
8
8%
9
18%
25
7%
16%
29%
*8%:
*103
12%
163%
21%
17
40%
141
'
8%
9
18%
No par
com
10%
11'% Jun
16%
;*73/4
31%
103%
20%
*520
8%
—100
6%
Ry
Marshall Field
Mar 23
106
7%
"8
Maracaibo Oil
4
21%
540
7%
"18%
3
18% Apr
*520
7%
prior pfd—100
8% Jan
Oct
25
-
*7%
St
Dec
—;
20%
22%
540
,
7%
Market
8%
18%
23% Jan
21%
*520
540
Marine
Jun
102 % Jan
16
8%
Jan
Dec
15%
30%
61/2
Dec
15%
7%
16'A Mar
243/8
15%
16%
171/4
104
15%
103%
13%
32%
12
"7%
Marathon Corp
Jan
12 %
*39%
*138
14%
32
323/e
103%
12%
153/s
40%
141
14%
y
103%
30%
8% Jan 11
31% Mar 11
*39%
*138
12%
16%
3
14%
32
32%
8%
30%
19% Feb
14
Jan
14%
103
8
17
Feb
25
40
141
15
14%
12%
30 %
Apr
7
Dec
Apr
14%
"16%
16
Apr
19 %
40,
5
Dec
95%
32%
*102%
14%
*138
.
Exploration—_—_1
6.25
Midland Corp
5
18 3/4
10 3/0
25
6%
14%
32%
32%
102% 103%
12%
12%
"15%
15%
21
22%
No par
—
Feb
15% Jun
14%
5
14 % Apr
29% Mar 31
102
14%
14%
common—10
Forbes
&
MacAndrews
41 % Mar 24
*
Wood Working Co
M & M
-
39%
108%
114
"107% 108%
12%
12%
70%
70%
*18%
32%
18%
32%
40
393/4
40%
108% 108%
115
116
108%
108%
*108%
116
118%
119%
*107% 108%
13
13%
*107%
108%
*107%
70%
18%
32%
70%
18%
32%
40
>%,
39
391/2
109%
108%
1081/2
120
118
120
108%
*107»/2
1081/2
383A
*104
119
*107%
39%
7,600
108
119»/2
660
•
3,100
108
12%
13 Va
123/4
13
71
71
70 3/s
70 3/4
650
191/2
183/4
183/4
1!.« 200
32%
32%
333%
6,200
12%
13
13
13%
70%
70%
70%
71
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
32%
323/6
32%
32%
11,300
f
32
-
1
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20
(1900)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
Range for Previous
Range Since Its. 1
Lowest
Highest
t per share
t per share
38%
Jun
54%
Jun
10%
Oct
3%
Jun
Jun
6
9% Jan
4% Jan
3
4% Feb
10
Aug
25
Jun
35
Jan
9
Jun
12%
Dec
21%
Jan
26%
Jan
57%
103%
Jun
Dec
10
113
Mojud
27% Mar 20
Monarch
54% Jan
13
1
Monsanto
112'/a Jan
4
120% May
13% Feb
5
14%
47%
Jun
53% Mar
10%
Jan
13%
Dec
13*s Jan
1J
16%
Jun
23
Jan
18
Jan
11
14
Jun
26%
Deo
23% Jan
3
52
Deo
12% Apr 27
2 J.'/a Mar 31
T
53% Apr
$4
Machine
15% Feb
6
18
Moore-McCormick
Morrell
Apr 22
16%
Jun
27%
Dec
26% Jan
3
34% May
Jun
23%
Dec
21% Jan
3
24% Apr
21
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Mar 25
17% Jan
7
Mueller
Brass
Jun
14%
Jan
12% Jan
16% Apr 13
10% May
4
Mullins
Mfg
9
Dec
38%
11
Oct
10
9% Feb
2
Dec
49% Jan
12
112% Mar
Jun
liU'/«
13
Jan
43
Jan
13
46
1
Apr
Apr
14
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
4.800
6%
6%
6'/#
6%
6'/a
6'/4
22,600
29
29%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
28%
30%
29%
29%
24.800
8%
15,300
7%
7%
8%
33%
33Va
33%
12
12%
11%
12%
26%
26%
26%
26%
67%
•118
5
•12
68
67'A
8%
8%
34%
34 %
8%
34%
34'/a
35
4,000
12%
12
12%
12
12
2,100
26%
26%
27
27
27
1.700
66 %
66%
9,300
120%
120%
•12
26%
26%
119
68
66%
67'A
120
66%
120
33%
12%
26%
68%
120
120
7%
33%
8%
8
33%
•12
119%
119%
66%
8%
673/8
120
120
1,100
12%
12%
12%
•12%
12%
12%
121/4
12%
12%
12%
1.300
No par
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23
23
231/4
12.900
No par
56%
57
57
53%
57%
58%
57%
58%
57%
58%
573/8
58%
30,800
5
14
14
14
13%
13%
13%
•123/8
13%
13%
13%
No par
3
•18%
18%
18%
18 'A
18%
18%
18
18
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
400
47%
49
48%
49%
46
49
45%
47%
43%
45%
42%
44%
41.900
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33
34%
323/4
33%
9,900
5
23%
23%
23%
24
24
24
24%
24%
24%
24 3/8
24%
24%
2,300
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16.
16%
16
16
6,700
1
Co
16
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16
16 »/4
16
16%
7,300
*10%
103/s
3,400
493/4
493/4
.
5
9%
1
common
10
10
10
50
50
50
13%
50
•
10
13%
10
50%
10%
10%
103/4
49%
10%
•49%
13%
49%
49%
50
5 600
1,200
100
•111%
112%
111%
111 %
111%
10
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
50
43%
44
43%
43%
42%
42%
43%
44
44
44
43%
44
No par
•43%
•43%
44%
*43%
44%
43 %
43%
200
44.800
com
.
&
7%
33
Corp
E)
4,900
10%
6%
No par
preferred
(F
Shares
57
10%
preferred
Myers
56%
6%
Lines
Murray Corp of America
4%
57 %
10%
Co
(The)
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
29
56%
6%
5
Products
4%%
57
10%
No par
Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
7
19% May
44
36% Jon
Motor
Mar 17
3
13
15
Oft
51
113
jan
Dec
39
July
52% Mar
Jan
15%
30% Mar
41
Jan
50%
Feb
108%
13
2
56%
6%
com
._
15%
11%
x9%
Co
(John) & Co__
Motorola Inc
57%
10%
20
Montgomery Ward & Co
20% Jan
57
57
1.25
conv
Montana Power Co
t
the Week
6%
No par
59
Feb
Sales far
May 5
10%
i
23% Mar 25
18
10%
9 per share
6
.
Tool
Chemical
56%
pfd_100
conv
pfd series B
MontanarDakota Utilities
3
56 %
Friday
t per share
May 3
100
Carpet Mills
Hosiery Co Inc
68% May
56%
Thursday
May 4
t per share
Wednesday
May t
I per share
—5
preferred series A
5%
9 per share
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
No par
Mohawk
7%
13
24% Jan
May 1
10
com
t Missouri Pac RR
9
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
■
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
4
Apr
4
11% Jan 13
Dec
2
35
30
Nov
45%
6% May
30% Apr
4
10% Mar 20
AND
Monday
Apr. 29
Mission/ Corp
Mission Development Co
11% Mar 24
3
21% Jan
Saturday
For
57% Mar 27
3
Jan
51/4
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
9 per share
46% Jan 25
25% Mar
3% Aug
NEW YORK
Highest
I per share
Jan
7%
15%
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1049
Lowest
YORK
Monday, May 8, 1950
...
Bros
44%
111 %
112
111 %
44
•42%
44%
•111
112
112
*43%
111%
80
19%
19%
29,400
1,500
N
10%
Jun
17%
22
Jun
32'/2
Dec
32
Jan
3
17%
Jun
24%
Dec
23
Jan
13
5
Jan
9%
Jun
10%
9%
16% Mar
9
Apr
73/s Jan
16% Jan
203/4 May
44
13
1
May
3
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
26% May
9% May
3
Dec
18
Jun
Dec
4
National
Acme
Airlines—
22
5
National
National
Automotive
Fibres
13%
Dec
12
Jan
13
28
16% Apr 27
National
Jun
41
Aug
36
Feb
24
Jan
45% May
2
National
30%
40%
Dec
35% Apr
20
17
National
Biscuit Co
181% Feb
9
Inc
Aviation
Corp
Battery Co
170% Mar
4%
185%
Jun
Sep
7% Mar
39% Jan
186
Jan
6% Mar 29
30%
Jun
36%
Nov
32% Feb
Jun
8%
Aug
8% Jan
Jun
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
10% Jan
9%
9%
Jun
27%
13%
Feb
39%
Dec
Feb
17%
Aug
17%
Jun
22%
Dec
7%
xll%
12
Jun
14%
Jun
19%
86% May
25% Apr
169 % Jan
135
44% Mar 23
Feb
20
National
National
Department
National
Distillers
11% Jan
13
22% May
3
11
WO3/* Mar
42% Apr 12
184% Apr 21
183
Sep
Dec
7%
Dec
19%
Dec
\i
26
180% Jan
X150
28%
Jan
3
11
7% Jan
18
Jan
Jan
4
25
% Feb 25
Dec
23% Jan
156
13
Apr
4
H
*
25% Mar 24
27
2 000
39,000
9%
9%
9%
9%
S3/*
9%
9%
93%
93/8
93/8
6,500
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
22
213/4
22%
21 '/a
21%
21%
21%
32,900
No par
*98'A
99
98%
983/4
98
981/4
*97 V2
983/4
98%
98%
150
40%
413/a
15,400
Gypsum Co
$4.5o preferred
National
Lead Co
*183%
184%
183'/a
183%
6%
preferred B
100
152%
152%
*152'/a
153'/a
Linen Service Corp
__1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dist
No par
7%
National
102%
42
37% Apr
Oct
Jun
102%
67%
Dec
100
-Apr
10% Jan
102
Dec
Feb
58
*
1
3
27
363/8
27%
36%
*27%
363/4
36%
36%
36 %
36%
27%
273/4
273/4
273/4
National Supply (The)
4%%
preferred
Nehl
Nelsner
10
Co
Jan
9
105% Feb
16
13 % Mar 23
Apr 13
Apr
26% Mar 29
25% Mar 31
May 5
29% Jan 20
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
30% Feb
New
3
15
4
New
102%
Dec
98
3
111
2
142
May
N
Jun
10
11 % Jan
Jun
56
117%
Dec
132
Apr 26
145
Jan
10
18% Feb
9
Jun
20%
Jun
Jan
14%
Jan
13 % Jan
30
Dec
28% Mar 29
4
48
Feb
61
Dec
56
Jan
205
26
Dec
250
Mar
220
Feb
21
5% Jun
9%
Jan
21
7% Jan
Jun
3
33%
Jan
30% Jan
15%
4
Feb
19%
Apr
Apr
34 % Jan
6
63% Jan
N
18
246% Apr 19
10% Feb 27
36
Mar
Y
Y
New
$5
N
N
4
Y
preferred
York
Jan
96%
Nov
Dock
Y New
N
Y
common
preferred
Harlem
RR
Haven &
5%
Jun
20% July
11% Jan
85
Feb
78%
31
Jan
39%
Dec
34 % Apr
11%
Jun
19%
Dec
17
i
8%
JD May
Jan
10% Jan
3
Dec
93% Feb
a
107%
Sep
7
109% Mar
Jun
12
Jun
20%
Oct
30%
Dec
106% Apr 27
9% Apr 24
16% Apr 24
Oct
13%
13
Mar 22
5
109% Mar 24
13
Jan
21% Feb
5
18
36%
Dec
23% Jen
4
1% May
32% Mar 28
4%
J<*n
1% Apr
18
11% Mar
*3% Jan113
14%
Oct
13% Mar 29
16% Jan
17
12%
♦102
103
*102
13%
15%
32%
103
•102
103
103
102
62%
63
63
64
6 31/a
64
63
63
13%
12%
131/4
70%
12%
12%
12'/2
12%
12%
12%
68'%
70
28%
28%
28
28 %
27%
2fi%
27
27 %
•27
27%
27
70%
14%
15%
15%
33
70%
8%
15%
32 %
60
16'/#
32'/a
60 %
*102
72
70'/a
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
6,300
261/a
27
27
27
1,100
.
31%
16%
16%
31 '/a
61
•60
31%
61
225
225
8%
8%
8%
31%
32%
8%
32
61
8%
13%
16%
14%
8%
32
13%
*32
104%
6.700
136
136
2.000
16
2,000
*15%
16
33
*60%
*32
61
*2201/8
240
33
8%
8%
8%
5,400
51%
51%
51%
2,700
19%
26%
Ya
'/a
32
32
.6
100
*98'A
983/4
98 3/a
98 %
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
98s/8
*98%
985/8
22%
223/4
22%
22 3/4
98V4
22%
*98'/4
223/4
22j/4
22 V8
22%
22 5/a
No par
22%
*27'/4
27%
273/8
27%
27%
273/4
273/4
273/4
275/8
273/4
273/4
100
*87%
89 %
89%
*87%
Class
A
Noblitt-Sparks
100
Noma Electric Corp
Nopco
Chemical
Norfolk
&
1
Rights
89'/a
*87'/a
953/4
953/4
*95'/a
953/4
102'A
101%
102'/a
403%
413/4
41%
-.s
40
fa
184,200
98 '/a
80
223/4
28,900
27%
5,600
40%
90
*871/2
953/4
94%
953/a
*945/8
1023/4
1023/4
*88
41'/a
41
89%
95
102
41%
500
102%
670
41%
40 3/4
9.900
123/s
13
13
133/8
12%
13%
13S/8
13
131/4
333/8
333/8
33
331/2
*32%
33%
*32%
*32%
331/2
32 5/a
33
47%
47%
47%
47%
47 %
47%
47%
47%
47 '/a
473/4
47%
*263/4
47%
27%
*26 3/4
27'A
*26%
271/4
•26%
27'A
*26%
27V8
*263/4
27'A
203/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 3/4
20%
205/8
20%
1
20 5/a
203/4
29,400
15%
153/4
155/8
16%
15%
16%
153/4
16
15%
15%
15
50
86%
15 3/g
86,200
86%
*861/2
*86%
87%
*86%
871/2
*86 v2
87%
10
Ry Co
*86'/a
87%
*35%
351/2
35%
35%
355/b
35%
35'/e
34%
35'/a
6 500
hi
%
I78
hi
hi
hi
113,600
205/8
21%
20 5/8
21
17%
12
11%
11%
87%
35%
■;«.
35%
13
■
-
-
"
—
Pacific Ry
20%
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
No par
11%
11%
;
96%
,
$3.60 preferred
No par
No par
$4.80 preferred
Inc
common_10
96%
1063/4
..
4.6%
preferred
25
Northwestern Telegraph
50
JNorwalk Tire & Rubber—..No par
Norwich
Pharmacal Co
2.50
107
10%
173/4
28%
1%
13/8
14%
14%
—
&
96%
21%
213A
12
113/4
13
35
12
97
97
963/4
■
107%
-
97
*1071/4
103/4
26,900
"X 500
13,000
'
—
ww
30
26,400
1
19,300
96%
;
96%
963/4
97'/a
107 y2
IO71/2
101/4
10% -10%
17%
*
21%
11%
107
10%
17%
13 5/8
33
21 %
107
10%
■>173/4
28%
11%
96%
107
"10%
21%
11%
21%
—
20%
luo
Airlines
Va
98'/a
10
Co
Natural Gas Co
Northwest
2,200
11,700
25
com
—
Northern
%
102%
953/4
102
42
89'%
19
26%
26%
4
Ry
Aviation
Central
Northern
38%
*87Va
*1013/4
102 'A
*19
25
Co
Western
Adjustment preferred
Northern
953/4
*1013/4
2.50
Industries
•943/4
100
-
3*a
%
*98
30
8%
19'/#
A
430
240
51%
32%
263/4
%
710
61
61
*220%
19%
preferred
60,500
14%
103%
136 '/a
240
9
220
104
15%
33
71
71
70%
61
*220'/#
32 %
50
3 500
15,300
27
•70%
14%
230
230
31%
31
17,600
102
64%
13%
26%
$3.75
800
300
12%
63%
230
100
38
101
12%
13%
28%
26%
•
97% May
12%
101
101%
19%
American
Dec
'100%
12%
26%
American
11%
lOl'A
12%
19%
North
95%
•100%
12%
26%
North
Feb
68%
"28
RR Co.100
38
1011%
12%
19%
1
Apr
84
38
•100%
12%
26%
24
3
•JO
38%
1,800
104
64%
12%
—
21% Feb
% May
3
22% Apr 10
38
101%
12%
103
•64
1
In
*103»/2
1.900
15%
15%
•100%
12%
for
Shares
10%
10%
16
19%
16% May
29
39% Feb 23
•102
•37
38
•37
101
10%
104%
26%
13
5
12%
15%
-1031/a
19%
16
26
38%
100%
10%
16
104%
263/8
27
86 % Apr
•37
10%
16
*103%
19%
Feb
5
10%
16%
104%
60
preferred
75% July
16%
♦103%
230
A
preferred
10% Jan
Jan
8 %
10%
16%
104 %
27
3.90%
18% Jan
15%
10%
15%
•103%
19%
3.60%
28
11
15%
Sales
I per share
263/8
97
Apr
6
103% Mar 20
6
10%
11
104%
May 4
1
3
3
36% Apr 12
53% Mar
6
I per share
No par
19
26% Jan
Jan
Hart
new
12
5
Thursday
I ver shir*
Elec & Gas Corp—
98 V* Jan
9
31
Wednesday
May 3
15%
50
Shipbldg Corp partic stock
Y State
25% Jan
15
11
Tuesday
May 2
$ per share
May 1
I per share
♦103%
No par
Co
series
93% Jan
28%
the Week
No par
com
preferred
4
Friday
May 5
Monday
t per share
No par
&
3.40%
18
4,300
York
Mar 29
13
10
No par
91
Jan
93/4
103
12
9% Jan
9%
>134
Jan
46 % Apr
93/4
530
PRICES
14%
24 % Mar
28
10
9%
SALE
136 %
29
Jan
10%
AND HIGH
109%
9
Dec
10
14%
24
59%
10%
1041/4
38
30
10
136
Apr
Sep
10%
City Omnibus Corp
Jan
Jun
10%
111
86% Jj.n
Mar
1.700
138
21% Jun
26
1,100
11%
14%
26
47%
37 5/a
11%
137
Rights
21%
37 5/8
11%
108%
4
Jan
38
*11%
14%
28
14
37%
12
108%
Apr
42% Apr
13% May
373/4
12
137%
Common
Dec
373/4
12
107
5
27%
37%
113/4
137
12
16% May
6% Jun
37%
12
136 %
28% Apr
Feb
37%
12
14 %
106%
20% Apr
100
37%
12
136
27
95
37%
12
106
Preferred
N
86
75
100
17 V8 Mar 21
?6 May
16%
74%
—100
26% Apr
ii
16
753/4
No par
St Louis Co
non-cum
1.800
12,900
16%
74%
100
Brake
Central
&
283/4
16
preferred series A
Chic
6%
28%
16%
Elec
Air
28%
75%
System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd—10°
Newmont
Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
i
York
28
16
No par
100
com
preferred
4%%
28
75%
i
35
4
16,200
16%
100
common
Jun
B
B
36%
76
Apr. 29
71
Jan
36
16%
Saturday
6
14% Jan
36%
76
STOCK
(J J)
1,000
36%
16%
1
England
8.000
24%
75%
LOW
preferred
3%%
7,400
%
*24
16%
1
Corp
Newberry Co
New
20%
%
fa24'%
75
No par
Inc
*24
16%
STOCKS
Bros
%
IB
75%
10
Co
4%%
%
16%
Par
10
20%
2 800
75%
37%
EXCHANGE
17% Feb
21%
20
60
8
10
Vulcanized Fibre Co
NEW YORK
8
100
Pa com
15
Jan
20%
8
9
273/4
Apr
Jan
21
20
36%
11% Feb
37%
20%
10
Co.
66% Mar 14
13%
153%
No par
Sugar Ref
Dec
Jun
*152%
*7%
National
Jan
Jun
1533/4
8
4
14%
9%
153%
77/a
8
5
72%
24 %
413%
153%
12,100
184%
24%
Apr
23%
40%
*183%
24
12% Feb 28
67
41%
184 %
*152%
153%
403/4
fa
Feb
9%
65
20 %
43%
*183%
24'%
104% Feb
103
20 3A
20'/a
43'A
l'/a
%
t per share
40
7%
4
43%
184'/a
24%
Highest
13
20
•152%
8
8
407/B
43
*183%
184%
%
\.
Dec
19%
8
184%
24%
Range Since Jan. 1
xll%
41
40%
100
Range for Previous
Jan
41
A
Natomas
Jan
41
10
common
*98 %
99
preferred
Natl
Mar
com
7%
National Tea
8%
3,300
15%
11% Jan
94
13,000
21%
12% Feb 28
93 %
6 200
8%
113/a
15
5
Nov
8%
8%
21%
433/4
%
3
8%
11%
8%
11
153%
4
39%
8%
11
21%
91/2
9% Apr
Mar
8 3/a
10%
24'/4
3
9
8%
8%
103/4
15%
IIV4 Jan
29
423/4
6,100
9%
Apr
Mar 30
42%
12,100
21%
Nov
10
41%
8%
375/s
15%
IS3/#
14% Jan 13
102% Mar 10
42%
9
8%
8
37
22
12%
Dec
42%
9
8%
11
8'/4
373%
•
153/8
Jun
Dec
No par
8%
11
120
8
37%
423/4
Jun
13% Mar
8%
37%
800
213/4
9%
14%
8%
37 %
8%
11%
1833/8
43%
15%
9'/2
104%
8%
11%
X183'A
185%
5,500
11,000
22%
40% Mar 23
Jan
8 3/a
373/4
8%
8%
11%
36 5/a
15%
4
Jan
8%
9
8%
8%
35%
185%
373%
11%
36
213/4
13
Jun
8%
38
46
15%
153/4
Apr
9%
8%
37%
186
*45%
353/8
26 %
15
46
22%
36% Jan
12%
185%
17,500
143/4
*45%
46
153/4
71%
Lowest
185%
185%
213/s
213/8
22,000
22'/«
ijeo
xlOl %
8%
9
35"%
185
37%
8%
3 6 3/a
21%
13%
310
1,800
9%
153/4
Jan
S per share
185
36
21%
15%
9
22%
36%
Highest
36
21%
8%
15%
86
$ per share
186
151/8
*45%
26
223/8
Jan
Year 1949
*185
153/4
45%
43%
*2 A'/z
5
Dec
Lowest
353/4
15%
45
20%
No par
21%
$ per share
36%
21%
15%
45
%
11
15% Anr
36%
15%
24V4
17% Jan
82% Feb
19% May
*443/8'
%
38% Apr
Dec
213/4
16
43%
24%
283/4 May
Mar 22
21%
21
21
15%
43%
No par
26
Dec
21%
20%
l
20%
*421/2
26%
8%
8%
19%
43 %
25%
National Shares Corp..
National Steel Corp new_.
35% Mar 31
—
8%
8%
Stores
Prod
National
14
8% Mar 25
21% May
8 3/a
8%
20
X43
Enameling & Stamping__12.5o
Nat'l
0
10
8%
8
1
Dairy Products
B
13
Jan
8%
1
7
35
8%
37%
Co
18% Jan
.
26
1
Gas
24% Jan
94% Jan
—
X80
Cylinder
Dec
•
15%
National
Deo
Jun
Feb
17
17% Jan
152%
Jan
21 %
IB
28
5
44
25%
10
8% Jan
27
20%
42%
25%
No par
Register
12% Jan
38%
Jun
x%
9
Corp
3
143/4 Mar 30
20%
*2 '/a
25%
100
3
21 % May
Feb
Cash
20 3/4
42%
26
10
National City Lines Inc
National Container Co
Dec
5% Mar
19 %
Jan
Can
National
20%
42
25%
4
common
Feb
95%
Jan
14
38
National
203/4
42
25%
5
preferred
10
4
5
8% Apr 29
7%
39% Mar 23
23
5"%
0
20%
42 %
25%
1
5
20%
42%
1
Mar 29
20%
100
Co
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330
1038
10%
10 1/4
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10,000
3,700
440
17%
173/4
173/4
181/4
17%
17%
173/8
175/8
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
1%
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1%
1%
1%
1%
13/4
13/4
13/4
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14%
143/4
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143/4
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14%
14%
14'/2
14%
145/8
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29
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29%
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1,110
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27%
Jan
33
99%
Jan
110
May
31% Jan
Dec
13
107% Mar 24
23% May
17% Jan
33%
19%
Dec
19 MB Feb
20
Jun
3l°/8
.Nr.
26
91
21% Apr
Nov
99
Jan
26% Feb
14
14
35% Feb 28
3
Ohio
9
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4%
20
92
Jan
31
100
Dec
10% Jan
3
15
Dec
28
Jun
105
Nov
11%
Jun
22%
Jan
40 %
Dec
108
16%
20% Jan
Dec
'
Jan
74
Deo
x61
23% Apr
41
Jan
108% Feb
18% Apr
79
64%
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20
82
64% July
For
99% Feb
14% Mar 22
49%
Jan
Peb
May
1
Apr 26
10
21
Apr 21
3
37% Feb 17
105% Mar 24
Dec
Jan
27% Jan
Jan
10%
96%
Jan
8
Jan
23
11
4.40%
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33%
19%
19%
-
,
333/8
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33%
109
33%
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109
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34%
20
20
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20
20
34
34%
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108'/2
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331/2
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48,300
223/4
23
23%
23
23%
235/8
24
4%%
convertible preferred
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8%
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23 '/a
233/8
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23%
23%
100
93
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93
94
94
93%
94%
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135/8
3,800
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98%
98 %
98 Va
98%
99
971/2
98%
98%
98%
99
99
Oliver
Corp
Oppenheim
Otis
1
common
Collins
10
$4
4
1081/2
33'/4
20
7
14
335A
108%
No par
preferred
Oil
pfd
3
67% Feb IS
33%
100
9
34% May
Feb
95
common
112% Mar
79% July
18% Aug
6%
Ohio Edison Co
Elevator
Outlet
No par
common
preferred
Outboard Marine
62.50
&
Mfg
Co
Owens-rllllnois Glass Co
'
21%
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2.50
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17
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12.50
63 34
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108
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65
23
38%
108
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38 3/4
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38Va
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76
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20
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17
14,400
320
22%
38 y8
200
38%
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77
500
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17
76
5,900
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10
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66%
66 5/8
66 3/4
66 Va
663/4
6.800
Volume 171
Number 4905
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1901)
NEW
Range for Previous
t pershare
11% Mar
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per
$ per share
14
Jan
10%
Jan
11% Apr
7% Jan
Sep
Aug
71
Apr
52
40
Jan
29
18
Feb
21%
30%
Jan
34
Sep
50
Jun
54
Jan
27%
Jun
29
Nov
89
Feb
34% July
104 V* Dec
135
Jan
148
2%
Jun
29 Vi,
Jun
3% Jun
Dec
4%
Oct
4%
10%
13% Jan
3
11
34% Jan
20% Jan
25
23
Pacific
Amer
Coast
Co
1st
12
Feb
34% Jan
52
33
10
101
Jan
111
144
Feb
148% Jan
3% Jan
7
Jan
36
28
Jan
3% Mar 28
Apr 21
8
Jan
Apr
8% Jan
3
11
Feb
6*
22
Oct
21
Jan
9
38%
Dec
18% Apr
34% Jan
17
Dec
13
49% Mar 20
95%
Jun
104%
Dec
104
Jan
6
5%
Jun
8%
Apr
15%
Jun
Deo
Dec
20%
104%
Jan
97% Mar
Oct
22 %
Dec
17% Feb
17%
37
Aug
1%
47%
Jun
24%
Jan
23% Mar
x6
2%
Nov
Dec
15% Feb 25
39
Feb
6
28
Apr
27
1% Mar 21
38%
Dec
34% Jan
Dec
28% Apr 24
7% May 2
9% Jan
4
7%
Jan
14%
5% Aug
15
1
29
Jun
9
Oct
5% Feb
Jan
8
Jan
19%
Jan
5% Apr
15% Apr
16
17
8
107
Mar
Jan
Feb
25
2% Jan
Park
11% Jan
17% Feb
9%
27%
Jan
37%
Dec
34% Jan
12
38% Mar 17
Penlck
42%
Jan
57
Dec
53 % Apr
25
61
7%
10%
Feb
7% Apr
29
17%
Feb
26%
Dec
23% Apr
26
23% Jun
106
Jun
16%
Jun
35
Dec
31
111
Mar
107
Mar
3
Feb
24
9% Feb
6
28
Feb
8
108
21% Jan
6
26
7
13% Nov
17%
Jan
16% Jan
13
18% Mar
45%
Nov
41% Feb
20
50
May
1
May
1
Jun
104
-
Mar
113%
Nov
29
Jan
96%
Feb
137
Dec
7% May
13
Dec
12
110
Apr
x8
Nov
37%
21
Mar
35
102
Jan
Deo
108
Dec
Feb
34% May
11
Feb
14
8% Jan
3
34
Jan
Dec
Nov
11% Jan
37 %
Dec
36
25
104% May
13%
Jan
17
5
127% Apr 20
Jun
9%
8
5
13
Jan
3
22% Apr
21
25
40%
Jun
57%
Dec
36%
Jun
53%
Jan
44% Mar 27
58
Oct
56
Jan
Dec
105
Jan
5
Nov
24
Jan
3
24% Jan
7
*48% Mar
90% Mar
106
20%
Jan
24%
23 Va
Jun
26% May
110%
51% Jan
5
123
36% Feb
138% Feb
18
12
Mar
37% Feb
107
Peoria
4
47% Apr 22
24% Apr 22
75% May
26% Mar 17
33%
33%
33%
52%
52%
53
3,800
29%
29%
109%
109%
29%
109%
110
1,000
109%
110%
109%
109%
109%
109%
109 %
110
147
147
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147%
146%
146%
146%
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147
147%
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130
3%
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3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
40%
40%
9,000
39%
40%
40%
38%
39%
39
39%
5,800
4%
<> 4
1
10
(Chas)
40
3%
4
4
117
Sep
Apr
103% Apr
116% Mar 23
4.4%
11
104% Mar
2
3.8%
43%
44%
43%
45%
105%
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105%
*104%
105%
7%
7%
7%
7%
6%
7
9%
9%
19
*18%
19%
106% Apr
18
110% Feb
24
4.3%
16%
16%
16%
167/8
16%
100%
100%
100%
*100%
39%
21
39%
40%
40%
share
20
43%
44%
43
44%
42%
44%
105%
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105%
104%
104%
20
6%
7%
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16%
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17
16%
100%
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20%
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40
39%
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2%
2%
2%
38%
38%
38%
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38%
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38%
28%
28%
28%
28%
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29
29
7%
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:
10 %
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5
57%
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25
5%
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7%
10 %
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6%
16
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36%
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57%
56%
57%
lo
23%
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.
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50
25%
.
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100
122
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15%
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7%
24%
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32%
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108
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107%
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25%
16%
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17
1
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123
122
35%
34%
34%
13%
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10%
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132
133
35
135
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123
35
134
35
133%
13%
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135
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35
10%
1,100
6,900
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8%
2,500
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8,100
25%
25
*31
,
;
134
1343/4
13%
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13 3/8
10%
10%
101/8
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34%
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105'A
105%
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105%
104%
1041/2
60
13%
13%
13%
133/8
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13%
45'/8
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45%
2,200
45%
453/4
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45%
45%
45%
23%
2,300
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46%
23%
46
46
23%
23%
23'A
13%
35
35
46%
23%
1
74 y4
223/4
75
223/4
73%
75'A
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73%
74
73%
74
73%
47
47%
47%
74%
47%
73%
74%
47%
8,900
483/s
59
48 Va
49%
483/4
49%
48%
493/8
19,900
58%
59%
106%
106%
Inc
25
preferred
50
58%
59
58'A
58%
107%
26
26%
26%
25%
25%
116
*25'A
26'A
100
*115%
100
*104
105%
100
;
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58%
26'A
No par
com
*106
No par
common
*108
110
106
106%
116
106
106 V*
25%
25%
116
105
104%
110
110
109%
Saturday
.
Monday
May I
Apr. 29
Par
g per share
26
26
59
*25%
108%
820
25%
26%
16,300
26%
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115%
116
115'A
105%
*104%
106
*104%
105
100
*109
109%
108 %
lU8 %
*108
109'A
120
HIGH
Wednesday
Thursday
May 8
$ per share
$ per share
12%
13 y8
12%
13'/a
12%
13
12%
13
12%
53
52 '/a
52%
49%
521/8
49%
51 '/a
100
94%
94%
46%
95%
49%
95%
*95%
96%
96
96'A
96
96
53%
53%
53
53%
52%
53 '/a
52%
53'/4
51%
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16%
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52%
105%
*104%
105%
*104%
105%
16%
*104%
105%
103
Feb
9
Jan
14
Jan
3
17% Feb
6
87% Aug
Jun
95%
Dec
93% Jan
16
94% Jan
4
64
Apr
57% Jan
27
66% Mar
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
12
Dec
8
61%
ii
~7%
Sep
26
Jun
100% Jan
11
Mar
32% Aug
105'A Apr
Apr
26
9% Mar 31
30% Apr
20
Feb
14
105'A Mar
Feb
17
102
13% Jan
3
11
Jan
14% Mar
79
Jun
88
Dec
86
24%
Jun
32
Jan
24 % Apr
24
10%
Jun
16%
Jan
15'A Jan
13
142
Mar 17
preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
6%
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Apr
16% Mar
$4
Pitts Consolidation
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Nov
148
Mar
1
155
Mar 21
Jan
163
Mar 22
167
Jan
Jun
8%
Jan
15%
Jan
135
7
Mar 30
9% Jan
3
Apr
175
May
150
Feb
8
Nov
64%
88
Jan
71
Jan
3
55
Nov
713A
Jan
14%
Jun
25%
Dec
135%
Dec
147
Feb
20% May 3
135% Jan 13
Xl9%
Jun
29
Apr
20% Apr 21
83A
Feb
36% Feb
32
Mar
61
Jan
12% ^ov
10% May
50%
38% Feb
Apr
44 3A
Sep
38% Jan
4
10
Pittsburgh Young
26% Feb
21
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
Mar 15
6
85% Feb
4%%
17
ft
Publtcker
80
38
Jan
47%
46% Jan
13
56 % Apr
10
Public
31
30
14
Public
Serv
118% Jan
24
86% Jan
26
25'A
Dec
24
Jun
29%
Dec
28
Xl03% Nov
105%
Dec
Jan
25%
30%
Feb
37
Apr
24%
Jun
33%
Oct
107
Jan
25%
Jun
15%
Jun
109
July
30%
Dec
Mar 10
May
104% Feb
30
Jan
Apr 281
89% Apr
3
5
30y8 Feb
2
3
107 V2 Mar
3
3
39y4 Apr
9
t
22
14%
«a
12% Jan
3
23% Apr
4.08%
79% Apr
7'/a
7%
div
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22%
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*11'A
42
*40%
65%
22%
145
21%
12 'A
22
23
22
145
21%
21%
»/4
211/4
10,300
16 Va
1,600
•151%
165
155
165
38%
73/8
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♦152
"v
12
12
12
12
149
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21%
21%
77%
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22%
144%
213/4
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42%
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42%
41
42%
42
41%
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41%
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12
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30
20%
2,200
144%
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\
11%
41%
13'/a
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13 y4
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15%
153/4
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15%
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83/a
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63%
16
16%
16
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163/a
5
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,
16%
8%
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3
144%
22%
3,900
11%
1,000
43
8,900
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5,200
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38,000
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600
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8%
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30
29%
29%
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30
63%
64
63%
64
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64
4,500
153/4
-
16 y«
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153/4
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15%
6,300
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84
84
84
84
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84%
55
55
55
55%
55
%
55%
55%
56
55%
Indiana—No par
55%
29
55 %
56%
29
23%
293/8
4,500
28%
29'%
28%
29%
28%
29'A
29 /
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122%
of
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89%
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No par
24%
24%
243A
25
com—Nopar
_100
28%
28%
28%
28%
com__
preference
preferred
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123
*122
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122
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122
•
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123
123
122%
8-9%
89%
88%
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25
24%
25
243A
25
12,500
28'A
28%
28%
28%
28'A
28%
28
28%
10,500
106 %
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106%
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106%
3 6 3A
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36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
363/4
36%
323/a
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32'A
32
323/a
31%
32%
31%
32%
32
110'A
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110%
109
No par
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
20%
20%
21
21%
21%
21%
21
21
21%
213A
213A
22%
20%
22
21%
22
20%
78%
78'A
78 -
76
77
77
78%
77%
8%
8%
8%
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♦109
480
88%
24%
31%
106%
122%
89
25
36%
36%
720
24%
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Inc
84%
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/
Quaker Stats Oil Refining Corp_TO
Apr 14
450
10%
133/a
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42
43
41%
63
com
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13
29%
,
20%
15%
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3,100
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12%
29%
12
144 %
651/4
15%
63
11,900
65%
12%
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9,700
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65%
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29%
100
39
78%
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166
78%
15 3A
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78
12%
61%
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7%
11%
65%
29%
-
38%
7%
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7%
com
92
166
39
15%
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of
28%
15%
78%
61%
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28 Va
78
29%
Co
90
7%
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3,500
16'/a
38%
20%
10
;
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28%
12
41%
14
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78%
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14
90
7%
22'A
300
110
28'A
43
12
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14%
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16%
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15%
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110
37%
149
17,700
137,900
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14
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,
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313A
110
155
37%
16 %
95
64
15%
104
165
165
*15%
Purity Bakeries Corp
19
9% Feb
11%
7%
26%
8,500
Nopar
100
Pullman
18
73y4Jan 13
7% Apr 17
*151iA
38'A
*90
*16
i.
51'A
105'A
Pure OH (The) common
6% conv preferred
59
18% Jan
155
166
38
91'A
110
50%
11041/2
'
105
14 ya
14,500
71,400
/
96%
♦90
10
Co
preferred
cum
$1.40
10
30% Jan
*151JA
*165
14
48%
16%
No par
Power
Pub Serv El ft Gas
32% May
5
109% Jan 10
34% Jan
16%
38
1
1
-
4.64% preferred
3%% preferred
8
3
33% Jan
26% Feb 27
107% Jan
123
26% Feb
26'A
16
1
Service
26% Jan
20%
26'/a
16
155
5
5
Industries
60% Mar
$4.75
100
-
Gamble
Dec
Apr
26'A
15%
*90
14%
preferred series A—50
conv
Procter
79%
Dec
pfd
Co
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
3
31% Jan 30
67% Apr 12
4
25%
16
"
Pittston Co (The)
ft Ash
Potomac Electric
Jan
25%
91'A
65
10
17% Jan
91%
13%
*$0
65 %
8
14% Mar 13
t
,
461/4
Shares
12%
•95
64%
15
32
*100
*64
9
Mar 22
110
78y4
8% May
56
*100
14'A
77%
14% Feb
28% Mar 22
14'A
12
16% Mar
Oct
110
*100
166
7'/a
32
*104
*151'A
No par
32'A
105
77
4
Jan
*31%
*104
*136
7% Mar 23
Jan
14'/a
32
*165
37%
No par
64 '/a
■
105
77
12% Mar 28
Oct
Nov
8%
24%
110
31%
*104
12
Feb
48
♦90
31%
105
149
15
133/a
15%
Feb
144
14'/a
;__lo
B
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Poor ft Co class B
Jun
22
27'A Jan
2
10
Jun
Jun
65'A May
14%
12%
95
•90
hi
141/4
77
class
15%
r29/64
14%
*135
preferred
64%
14%
*15%
95
29/64
*15%
100
*15%
*90
X63%
le
100
7%
12
Apr
14%
preferred
161/2
95
65 Vb
64%
14%
1
6%
12% Apr
16
gtd
*15%
*90
65
preferred class A
100
B%% 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh ft West Virginia
100
8
18
44% Apr
4%
32
19
Feb
80% Apr
5
8%
Mar
7%
»A
ft
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co__
Pittsburgh Screw ft BoltPittsburgh Steel Co com_
9
14
12%
21
12% Apr
150
Co
pitta Ft Wayne ft Chic Ry com—100
23
39'A Mar 16
8% Jan
Coal
64
16%
95
*90
14'A
♦100
12
*15'A
14'A
100
RR—
20
155
Jun
Louis
95
64%
27/64
*31
16% Jan
170
63%
*104
29% Jan
Jun
7%
et
ft
♦90
__25
23
91% Feb
Jun
6%
C
*104
No par
common
Pitta Coke & Chem Co com—No par
$5 convertible preferred—No par
28 3A
13
5
preferred
Pitts C
3
156%
35% Jan
—
Pillsbury Mills Inc
21
Jan
Dec
100
Phoenix Hosiery
2
■'»
37%
No par
No par
Rights
24
5
—100
-
34 % Mar 23
97
Dec
Jun
16% Apr
common
4%
33/64 Apr 20
103
94
100%
106
the Week
t per share
13
51%
Sales for
May 5
1
Dec
140
Friday
May 4
$ per share
3
14
115%
SALE PRICES
May 2
Phils ft Reading Coal ft Iron
105
700
116
•104y2
Philco Corp common
Jan
26
*115%
18
Feb
740
*107%
21
10%
59
108%
26%
26
14% Feb
preferred series A
700
104%
IO93/4
Tuesday
$ per share
cq
59
26%
23
116
LOW AND
STOCK
25%
2534
*115%
*104
*106
26'/8
54 % Apr
93%
900
*23%
$ per share
3%%
35 %
No par
EXCHANGE
96% May
3
57% Mar 17
80,000
34'A
105 y2
13%
105%
3
4
10
34
*104
18
13
200
3,300
134%
11% Apr
50% Jan
240
10 y8
32% Jan
84% Jan
1,300
343/8
133 %
Jan
Feb
47%
121
•12%
Jan
Dec
46,600
133%
19%
883A
8,200
17
34 3/8
40%
55 %
50
,25%
47'A
35
Jun
Jan
25%
*118
Jun
Nov
109
16%
47%
11%
37%
31%
*107'A
-
22%
79%
2,000
36 %
57%
120
•343/a
-'17 %
13%
•13
103/s
47%.
3,900
57%
,
25%
120
6%
*104
105%
133/a
13%
*120
8%
i7
1,700
4,500
16%
25%
47%
122%
1,300
7%
10%
.*35%
<
32%
'16%
•
%
6%
107%
17%
48
6,400
21,500
29
7%
17
107%
25%
17%
2%
40%
*10
,
35%
•31;
600
2%
58
<24%
32%
*106%
50
131%
*104
•
.
35%
57%
;
40
69,300
39%
*28%
,
6%
8%
16%
122
*34%
.
9
49'A
*12%
5
8%
24%
17
100
100
16%
36%
57%
9,100
20%
39%
>
'
6%
16
36%
107%
25%
16
57%
*31
109
—100
No par
16
6%
36%
24%
109
6%
57%;
7%
23%
'
'
>
6%
36%
57%
7%
10
49%
16%
10
16
23%
,
32%
*107%
10
6%
36%
57%
7%
__7
:
10
2%
600
7,200
17
*39
7%
10%"
V 7%
2%
55,200
100%
♦100'A
20 Ya
39%
28%
2%
9%
7
17
100%
28%
STOCKS
$ per
19%
38%
*7%
138,200
9%
19%
2%
i
4
10%
*19
40
21
39%
.
21
9%
1,100
19%
20%
21
10'A
22,000
*104%
100%
20Va
9%
*19
17%
*100%
No par
preferred
$ per share
7
4
4%V
43%
10
38'A
preferred
Sep
NEW
4
*104%
9%
19
*28%
preferred
Dec
110%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
4%
i
10%
2.50
.
preference
Lowest
39
19%
43%
No par
Co
104%
Highest
4
-
5
Apr
Year 1949
■
4%
33%
10%
Mines.—1
preferred
Electric
33%
*18%
1
Ry Co
ft
Range for Previous
3%
40
-
1
common
Jan
tper share
3%
No par
Corp of America
Apr
Lowest
33%
150
33%
33y3c
98
6
1,200
29%
__100
105
114
22
52%
Light Co
preferred
conv
21%
53%
Corp
Co
$1
21%
29%
No par
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6%
$6
21%
33%
Co
Phila
22
29%
No par
Pflser
11
60% Apr 10
108% May 4
26% May
3
600
21%
No par
Pfeiffer Brewing
New
1
50% Jan
Co
4%%
Petroleum
32
52%
common
ft Eastern
Pet Milk
6
13
33%
32
53
Pepsi-Cola Co
6
Jan
14% Apr
21%
*21%
32
29%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light ft Coke
21
14'A Apr
22%
32
52%
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania 8alt Mfg Co com
3%% conv aeries A pfd_
6
21%
1,160
32%
100
preferred
Penn Power ft
6
32
22%
1,000
9%
52
29%
At Ford
8%
32
33%
Penn Glass Sand Corp com—No
par
Apr 22
33
11%
9
52
29%
Penn-Dlxle Cement Co
Mar 23
-
32
11%
9%
53
53%
Co
Penn Coal ft Coke
10
34% Jan
Jan
Dec
22%
>
32
9%
53
33%
Penney (J C) Co
Jun
-
*31 %
'•
■
53
prior preferred
oonv
52
31%
12
•11%
9%
52
29%
1
Utah Consolidated
Peabody Coal Co
17
12
53
33%
Patlno Mines Ac Enterprises
6
9%
52%
Shares
29%
Parmelee Transportation
11
7% Mar
11%
•
9%
54
Sales for
the Week
S per share
53%
Corp
Parke Davis & Co
Parker Rust Proof
15
ll7/a
9%
*51
Friday
May 5
>
May 4
I per share
100
Paramount Pictures
Park Ac Tilford Inc
9% Jan 20
*11%
Thursday
t per share
53%
preferred
5
30% Feb
V
9%
,
' May»
$ per share
11%
PRICES
Wednesday
.
29'/a
ft Teleg com
7
40% May
SALE
*21%
Parafflne Cos Inc common
No par
4% convertible preferred—„100
21% Apr
8
46% Jan 11
9
1
HIGH
i—No par
Panhandle Prod ft Refining
6
104
*31
Inc
1
Petrol & Transp—5
Panhandle East Pipe L com__Nopar
411 preferred
100
7% Feb 27
21
No par
Pan-American
9
11%
9%
AND
Tuesday
May 2
t per share
11%
9%
54
non-cum
Packard Motor Car
Pan Amer World Airways
28
Jun
11%
\
*51
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pacific Western Oil Corp
11
36
ft
10
No par
Mills
Pacific Telep
43% Mar 27
47/b Jan
preferred
Pacific
ft
2% Jan
Inc
common
non-cum
Finance Corp of Calif
10
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
No par
11
Jan
May!
t per share
Pacific
55% Mar 10
Feb
preferred
2nd
4
31% Mar 21
28% Apr
Monday
Apr. 29
Fisheries
Pacific
17
LOW
Saturday
Par
3
9% May
57% Jan
12
101
RECORD
*
STOCK
EXCHANGE
tper share
Apr
Jan
44
1
3
10
Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
share
Nov
7%
51
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1949
/
Lowest
YORK
'
*106
106 %
109
*106
106%
*108% 109
*30%
30%
♦106
*1083A
303/a
•21
109
108 3A
80
36%
••
32 3/4
18,100
39,700
rH 0 CO
300
30%
30%
30%
1,700
21%
21%
21%
1,100
21%
20%
21%
78%
78%
733A
8%
8%
8%
R
9% Jun
66%
Jun
74%
Jan
x7
Jun
Apr
92%
Jan
9%
101%
Feb
3
103% Jan
10
23%
Jun
29%
Dec
27% Jan
3
29% Jan
27
21%
Jun
30%
Feb
x24% Jan
25
13
26 y4
Dec
100
34%
Peb
30 y8 Jan
17%
Jun
23%
Jan
34 y4
Nov
43
Jan
20% Apr 26
36
Jan 2ft
28%
Jun
36
Jan
Jun
For
footnotes
see
page
31
24.
Jan
13
30'A May
33
4
Mar 15
Radio Corp of America com—No par
S3J50 1st preferred
Nopar
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
/
Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%* pfd
Raybestos-Manhattan
$2
102
102
preferred
22% Apr
10
39% Feb
O
4%
non-cum
1st
34 y2 Mar 22
419
non-cum
2nd
common
29'A
29 '/a
1
23%
28 3A
25
Rayonler Inc common
Reading Co
1
100
Nopar
*32%
*77
8%
*101%
8%
102
8%
*101 %
8%
102
8%
*101% 102
•ioiy2
102
•
O r-s £
2,700
20,700
102
20
29
29%
29%
29'/a
29
29
29%
29%
29%
293A
28%
29
29
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
30
30'A
32 %
323A
32%
32%
21%
32%
323A
323A
32%
323/4
*21
32%
21%
•32%
50
preferred—_50
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
*36%
37
♦36%
37
*36%
37
37
37
•36%
37
•36%
37
preferred
•32%
34
*32%
33%
♦323A
33
33%
33%
•33
333A
♦33
33%
50
300,300
».
2iya
21%
'
1,300
r
17,800
*'
1,000
1,600
100
100
21
k
im
22
WVWWy6Aitt'*C«tU
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1902)
Range for Previous
t per share
$ per share
13%
Apr
23%
Jan
10% Mar 11
26
13
15% Nov
16V4 Apr
18
11%
16%
Oct
12% Mar 30
16
6%
8%
Jan
7
Jan
Real
Silk
3
Reed
Roller Bit
7
Reeves
22
Apr
Jan
Jan
22
Feb
9% Jan
6
Dec
27
9
STOCK
Apr. 29
11
5
com
Co._
16%
16%
16%
13%
13%
13%
div
prior
10
7%
No par
*26%
preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Nov
58
Jan
3
5
60 y2 Feb
9
Dec
11% Jan
13
14% Feb
20
Jun
90
Nov
85
Jan
20
92
Feb
14
Reliance Mig Co common
5
Conv pfd 3%%
series.—.100
Remington-Rand common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25c
73
12%
Jan
10% Jan
13
16 y4 Apr
25
Reo
8%
Jan
5% Jan
25
.10% May
4%
Dec
4ye Feb
11
5% Jan
30
1
6% May
4% Jun
8% Jan
2%
Jan
5%
Jan
10
Dec
9% Jan
13
11% Feb
Jun
27%
Jan
23% Jan
13
31% May
17
91%
110
Jun
10%
Aug
100
6%
4 ye Aug
18%
98
23
Jun
14% Jan
3
99% Jan
18
Dec
5% Feb
20% Jan
14
Jun
10
39%
42% Mar
40
24 % May
Rex a 11
103 % May
4
12% Apr
6
Reynolds Spring
39% Jan
7
Reynolds
Jan
10
3
108% Nov
50
5
Apr
Jun
21 y4
Dec
19
Jan
13
22 y4 May
24%
Jan
42%
Dec
37% Feb
14
44% Apr
6
15%
Jun
21
Jan
16
Feb
16
19% Feb
27
x3%
Jun
4% Jan
3
21
7%
Jun
36
24% Jan
19% Mar 24
Dec
May
Apr
•
Rheem
Dec
20
May
Dec
30 y4 Jan
13
47 %
May
13
82
May
3
Mar 17
105
105
12
102
Dec
13
Jan
4.50%
2
Mills
4%%
100
Haas
96%
43%
19
5%
22%
14%
-
2%
8%
9%
67,100
4%
4 %
4%
5.600
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10 Va
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
41
*109
109%
IO9
19 %
20'/a
*105
105
103
6%
6%
22%
102%
102%
102%
11%
11%
11%
37%
38%
103
43 Va
18%
5%
5%
22%
23%
22%
23%
19%
20
19%
<*106
18%
108
18%
"106
108
*106
23
19 V8
*48%
108
20%
60%
11%
18%
19%
19%
19%
60
60
12% Mar
10 V2 Jan
3
12% Apr
1
Ruppert
11%
10%
33%
Dec
29% Jan
13
37
Mar
4
113%
Feb
112y2 Jan
7
114
Mar
48 y2
Jan
34
Safeway Stores
5% preferred
St Joseph Lead
12%
Jan
10% Feb
43 y4 Jan
(Jacob)
.5
*11
18%
*48
18%
50%
80%
*1C6
19%
19
19%
107%
22
""44%
42%
18%
18%
5%
19%
200
43%
18%
200
22
5%
22
6
5%
19%
108
59%
107 %
19
5%
*106
s—1
97%
107 %
44
19%
5%
—100
No par
*47
*96%
18 %
44%
19%
260
2,800
15,600
49
49
97
42%
42%
50%
104
97
107 %
82
—
38
22
81
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc——1
11%
37 %
22%
80
Royal Typewriter
!
Ruberoid Co (The)—.
11'/a
38
22%
79
1
*102%
11%
*47
49
97
*48
60% May
103 %
107%
47%
23
7,200
107%
76%
54% Mar 13
47,800
*47
47%
16% Jan
3
19% Apr 29
6%
23%
*96%
76%
Dec
6%
23 %
97
19%
Nov
6%
49
75
100
19,600—
23%
23
107
*
20%
107%
37%
11%
38
Jr 22 %
19%
*105 Va
11%
24%
22
200
20%
107%
6 %
6%
23%
107
109%
*108%
109
1,300
84.000
103%
6%
23%
19%
109
20%
20
20%
103
48%
19%
7,660
8%
19
61%
23,000
14%
4%
75
21%
14%
4%
*47
Apr
'
10%
20
A
15%
91
97a
30%
43%
19%
5%
23%
19
13
*90
4%
25
.:
62
12%
13
91
4%
*47
43%
18%
5%
61%
*89
10%
*96%
42%
1,100
3%
10%
107
22%
Jun
8% Sep
15%
10
9%
96%
*106%
21%
22
15%
15%
200
9%
*60%
12%
13
91
*89
91
27
*9%
61%
37%
107
21%
21%
12%
*7%
*26%
£'%
4%
38
*<106%
21%
5%
9%
*60%
12%
com—1
Controls
Co common.—:
series
49
97%
*18
9%
61%
300
8%
26%
*60%
10
9%
49
*47
*47
20
preferred-.
conv
37%
Jun
1
1,400
8%
27
12 %
6%
6%
23%
23%
102% 103
11%
11%
11%
*96%
1
Inc„
preferred
4%
28
13%/
.
26%
3%
*26 %
*60%
103
37%
•
8V1
8%
27
109
10 y4
Feb
2,300
103
16
19% Feb
13 %
31%
109%
20%
39%
Nov
13 Va
31
*109
20%
6%
11%
37%
series—100
Robertshaw-Fulton
Rohm &
Mar 31
13%
*102
20%
103
*102%
—10
Co—;
10%
23%
102%
—10
;
Manufacturing
Robbins
1
Dec
60% Jan
68 %
13 %
*26%
10%
4%
10%
6%
Oil Corp——
No par
Company
___—No par
Antelope Copper Mine?.——
Roan
17
800
13%
15
10%
4%
10%
23
Richfield
Ritter
4
12%
Jun
96%
6
31
Jun
21
Jan
16%
16%
*89
10%
4%
*102
_1
;
series
3.60%
Preferred
l
Co
Tob class B
J)
-
Preferred
1
Jan
(R
Common
99% Mar 31
108
*16%
,
15%
-2.50
3
13%
Mar
Drug Inc
25
8
12%
*16%
13%
12%
91%
15%
19%
100
—
26
102%
15
preferred
Jan
94% Jan
xl05% Mar
12%
16 Va
12%
*88%
30%
31
*108% 109%
No par
com
Jan
47% Jan
Aug
5%
Corp
prior pfd series A—100
conv
5%%
3
12%
*7%
15%
10
Revere Copper & Brass com—No par
22
13
Steel
9
Sep
98
Apr
6%
3'
12%
*16%
*60
91
4%
10
37 % Apr
Oct
85%
7
Republic
3
Shares
12%
13%
V;
8
10
Reynolds Metals Co com—_No par
5%% convertible preferred
100
Dec
Jan
May
Sales for
the Week
16%
26%
9%
61%
15%
1
$1 convertible preferred——.
8
26%
9%
9%
*88
Republic Aviation Corp
—_
1
Pictures Common—50c
19
20% May
105
Inc.——
100
Feb
4%
34%
Jan
110% Apr
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
103%
Sep
103
Jan
Dec
16%
Jun
91
'
S per share
*12%
12%
12%
Republic
1
Friday
May 5
$ per share '
*16%
12%
61%
*60
_
Motors
7%
27
9%
.
1
t per share
(Robt) Sc Co—
12%
Jan
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
12%
<
...
13%
60
9%
12%
10%
Apr
Jun
*12%
12%
50c
Aug
8y»
*12%
.
Thursday
May 4
Mayt
Sper share
$ per share
Wednesday
May 2
No par
Bros Inc
$1.25
26% Apr 24
11
Feb
7
Hosiery Mills
t per share
.
PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
May 1
Saturday
Par
Reis
4% Jun
18% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
S per share
10% Jan
Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
t per share
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
50
~
23
23%
31,900
500
5.300
23
19%
19%
4,600
8,400
19%
25,100
%
*48
50%
100
81 %
81
31%
3,800
50
*106
108
19
19%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
59%
60 %
60
60 %
59%
60
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
108
10,066
19%
20 V8
20 Va
3,000
%
60%
3,200
10 %
10%
2,700
33%
17,700
*59
10%
S
16% Jan
109%
'
Apr
35 ye May
7%
Jun
Mar 24
41% Jan
13% May
14
7
10
Jun
43%
87
Jun
131%
Dec
128
Jail
26
48 % Jan 10
165% Feb 21
78
Jun
100%
NOV
93
Jan
24
105
Jun
9%
Jan
7% Feb
28
6%
77
87
Dec
3
85
9%
Jun
13%
Dec
Apr
12% Jan
22%
Jun
31%
Dec
46%
Jan
70
Dec
90
Jun
98
Nov
xl03% July
108
Oct
9 Va
93
29% Mar 10
July
May
Jun
94% Jun
4
14
Jan
83
vtc
99
.100
46%
45%
*142
150
146%
146%
108
*105
103
*105%
9
8%
8%
10o
92
92
92%
92 %
92 %
*90%
92 %
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18 Va
13 Va
16,600
1.75
31 %
32
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
30%
31%
27,200
94 %
4,900
93 %
*92 %
93%
*92%
93%
92%
100
107 %
108%
*107%
108%
*107%
108%
108%
5
*14%
15
15 Va
14%
14%
*91
91%
14%
*90%
91%
*90%
109
No par
Scovill
Mfg Co 3.65%
4.30% preferred
pfd
16
Mar 27
Scranton
92
Mar
3
Jun
44 y4
Dec
41% Feb
15
45
9%
Jun
16%
Dec
15
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
5% Jan
3
Jun
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
14
May
1
Jun
101%
Feb
90% Mar 13
95
May
4
Jan
Oil
(The)
Finance
Seaboard
com
Co
19
26%
*65%
&
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
common
25% Feb
37% Jan
13
14
*
8
Shamrock Oil
3
Sharon
4
108% Apr
6
iy4
Jun
10%
Oct
9% Jan
3
11%
Apr
15%
Dec
15% Jan
7
30
Jun
40%
Dec
34% Jan
25
13
7
Oct
6% Jan
4%
Jan
2% Mar 31
11-
Shattuck
21% Feb
8
Sheaffer
41
11
May
5
Shell Oil
8% May
3% May
2
4
Silver
22
May
27%
Nov
26% Jan
13
31
Mar 30
28
Oct
36%
Jan
29% Mar 21
36
May
18%
Jun
24%
Sep
97
Jun
127%
Jan
16% Jun
22%
Dec
20% Jan
3
19
33%
Dec
29% Jan
13
21% Feb
100
Jan
!
&
3
25% May
117% Apr
Skelly
Oil
Smith
Jan
12
84% Feb
7
88
100% Mar
96% Apr
19
102
14% Jan
4
20% Apr
15'
17%
17%
Jan
Oct
16
Feb
14
97% July
3% Jan
107%
Dec
106
Jan
20
4%
Oct
3
7% Jan
10%
Dec
3% Jan
9% Jan
13
25
Mar
23
29
17% Apr
13
117
Apr
4% Jan
11
Jan
Oct
51% Jan
11
53% Apr
68
Jan
16
4
11
Oct
14%
Apr
11% Jan
26%
Feb
40
Nov
36% Jan
36 y2
Jan
45
Aug
40
Jan
4
29%
Jan
35% Nov
34
Jan
13
3
12
Nov
11% Jan
3
36%
NOV
34% Jan
13
51
Dee
49% Jan
3
41
Jan
32% Feb
11
61
Jan
54
Jan
3
Jan
14
14
40% May
18
Apr
54% Feb
Jun
13%
Jan
6%
Jan
4% Jan
5%
Oct
5
Apr
7
May
60
Jan
71
Oct
22
Apr 17
25
Feb
10% Mar
Apr
Dec
37%
Dec
Feb
17 y4
Apr
82
Jun
107
18%
98 y4
109
,
55
22% NOV
Jan
Dec
6%
13%
*92%
'
•
12,100
13%
1,600
31,500
6%
6%
6%
7
13%
14
94
25% Jan
3
8% Mar 30
68
Jan
23
16
Feb
16
34
Jan
13
106% Jan 25
20% Jan
3
89% Jan
31
47% Jan
*91%
3
11% May
Feb
18% Feb
40
Mar
108% Apr
24
77%
160
174
,45% Nor.
74% Nov
see. page
J
25
$4
18
67% Mar 24
45%
4,100
44
44%
44
108%
*107
108 %
*107
108%
*107
108
"107
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
19%
19%
19%
20 V8
20 Va
20%
20%
*19%
20 %
19%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
39%
40%
40%
40%
39%
41
..1
7%
7%
8%
8%
8%
3%
8%
8%
5
2%
.
?
..
30 %
'•'• *34%
8
3
3
8
3%
8%
3%
3%
30%
31
31
30%
30%
35
35
35
*35%
No par
24%
25%
.15
24%
24
'<113%
114
114%
25
113%
114
57%
*56%
58
.20
*22%
22%
*22%
23
*30%
31
31
23%
23% * 23%
*
23
31
*85%
86%
*85%
*97%
99%
*97%
19 %
17%
'
19%
*56
*85%
*97%
18%
~
9%
10
9%
—50
*52%
54
...50
69%
70
12%
12%
40
1.
70
12%
113%
12%
*69%
*56
114
56 %
*55%
22%
22%
22 %
*22 Va
32%'
32
32%
'32
■
32 %
22%
22%
23
22%
85%
*84%
86
22%
*84%
98%
99
99
*97%
99%
1,050
18 %
13%
18%
18%
17%
18%
19%
4,200
17%
61,000
«■
xl7%
■■i
111%
70 Vb
t
17%
17%
113
113
4%
3%
10
10%
53
*52%
70%
r72
'
10%
53
*52%
53
*71-
12
Standard
Oil
of
13;
Standard
Oil
of
74
200
-
■
1,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,200
40%
40%
40 V.
40%
39%
40%
40%
401%
2,300
*40%
43%
*40%
43%
*40%
42%
*40%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
7,300
13
12%
13
Xl2%
12%
12%
12%
41,700
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39
39%
3,600
12%
38
12%
52%
;
.
52%
13
35%
12%
37%
13
37%
38%
38%
52%
53%
53 Va
54
53%
54%
53%
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
58
58%
57%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
59%
12%
60
60
*59%
60%
*59%
60%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
*12
12%
*12
12%
400
9%
8 %
9Va
8%
8%
8%
8
8%
30,200
59%
59%
12%
12%
12%
I
9
*6%
X'71
22%
29%
9
9%
*6%
6%
*68
71
29%
.2
10%
1
com—No par
17%
17%
38
38
108% 108%
23%
23%
17%
*37%
*108%
23%
71%
18%
38 %
109
23%
6%
71
22%
29
-
6%
*68
:
22%
29%
11%
*71
•
*6 Va
*68
22%
11%
71%
No par
6%
71
29%
11%
*70%
r
22%
22%
.No par
5
common^
No par
29%
10%
22%
28%
11%
71
71
17%
38
11
*70%
18%
18 %
38
8%
6%
5%
71
*63
54'%
6%
29
29%
11%
10%
11
71%
71%
18%
17%
36%
23%
23%
23%
24
108
%
23%
60%
5%
18
37%
29
17%
94 %
94%
72%
93%
94%
93%
93%
93%
*93
,
|
32,300
'
70
17%
37%
108 %
280
24
23%
23%
14,300
93%
93 %
93%
300
74%
20,900
72%
73 %
151%
151%
151%
152
*152
153
152
152
165
165
164%
166
*165
167
165
165
04%
043%
64%
65%
65 %
65%
.25
46%
46%
46%
47
46%
Jersey..—25
70%
71
71%
72%
71%
'
/
72%
74%
65%
66%
46%
46%
47 Va
72%
% 71%
72%
74 Va
66
2,700
107%
73%
164 I
4,100
108
165
164-•
10
2,500
13,700
151%
151
163%
500
-
11
72%
151
80
82
*150%
72
No par
Indiana
92%
3,300
29%
10%
*71
*37
21,400
33,300
/
5%
23
29%
108
60%
*22%
71 %
37%
58%
71
23
*107 %
54
38%
58%
*68
22%
108%
53%
37%
.
71
22%
108%
No par
No par
California—No par
42
58
1
1
12%
58
*58%
1
12%
37%
100
No par
New
27,200
43%
$7 prior preferred
48% Apr
1,300
6,400
10%
40%
No par
$6 prior preferred
72% Apr
40
4
10%
r 72
5,500
113
4
4
9,300
86
••17%
113
113%
1,300
-
40%
100
& Bros Inc...
Co
14
57
22%
*40%
..No par
preferred
25
1,600
43%
5
common
Standard Oil of
300
112%
112%
83,600
40 %
common__No par
Standard G & E Co $4 pref
.
3,300
25%
85%
.:/
*
70%
57%
25
*40%
;
7.50
Co
preferred
Inc
10
70
114%
4
4% / 4% V
9%
10 >,
vV 10
52 %
52%
*52%
*52%.: 54
,
25%
25
Edison..
(The)—
Brands
17%
* 112%
4
24%
25
com.No par
—
& Sons,
*112
*
25%
35
98%
86%"
;
99%
18%
17%
pfd—100
3%
29%
♦341/4
22%
23%
99 %
3%
29%
35%
22%
22%
86%
3%
30 %
35%
31%
22%
31%: C:
18%
18
3%
29%
*56
57% V
22%
31' /
:
20,500
3%
30%
25%
113%
114
600
30,500
36
3
*
1,200
14,400
8%
36
•
i
25%
9%
30
36%
*
112».
Railway
7,200
19%
39%
17%
California
Shares
108
*9%
*19V8
1
*111%
42% Feb
24.
45
43%
108%
4%
66
Jan
45%
43
*107
17%
$3.50 preferred
,
Mar 27
Mar 22
23,700
45 %
42%
%
"
Mar 22
*
30%
42%
No par
preferred
Standard
28
30
28%
31%
44%
Greyhound Lines....5
$4.50
D
27%
28
30%
111%
Squibb. (E R)
5
Mar 25
95% Apr
13
Square
3.
the Week
28%
28%
30%
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
24
Sales for
May 5
31%
27%
29
4%
non-cum
Conv
Friday
May 4
30%
28%
29%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Thursday
27%
27%
1
$5.50 preferred
24
80
$ per share
29
17%
Spear & Co
72
1,600
27,800
$ per share
27%
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
3
6%
13%
96%
13%
*95
$ per share
111%
18
26
Jan
$ per share
4,700
PRICES
Wednesday
May b
29%
...
6%
13%
95
27%
*107
6%
12%
95
4=
29
29% May
6%
13%
94
May 2
$ per share
6%
13%
94
29%
*
*56
Porto Rico Sugar
5%
6%
13%
94
Tuesday
lo
Feb
Jan
A
Monday
May I
t per share
1
Corp
Apr
Jan
61
O)
Spalding (AG)
152
Sep
6%
13%
*91%
13%
94
Apr. 29
No par
Sparlcs-Withington Co
140
">74 &
*
2,900
72%
13 Va
19
,
15
Dec
For footnotes
20%
70%
13%
No par
;
14
Dec
Jun
20%
71
13%
3,800
44%
No par
Co
issued"
13% Feb
143
70
20%
69%
14
18%
No par
10% Feb
159%
36% Jun
v
Dec
52%
20%
69%
13%
44
i
—
9
Jan
*
20%
69
14
44%
Co
Feb
65
Jan
Jun
60 y4
Dec
'92
20
69%
13%
No par
& Steel
preferred
Southern
24
29% Mar
Apr
20 Va
69
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Southern Natural Gas
Southern Pacific Co
2
59% May
11 % Jan
23%
100
20
14%
19
Saturday
G)_
Pen
Co
Southern Co
21
3% May
3% July
£ •'
8%
58% Mar 27
10%
4
South
11
38% May
(A
'Southern
13% Mar 16
40
Feb
18%
20
70
*14
...15
Southeastern
1
Feb
66%
71%
19%
70
43%
preferred
5%% conv preferred
4
45
36% Apr
Nov
Jun
23,900
18%
5%
12
56
Jan
38%
69
44%
South Amer Gold & platinum..
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
75% Mar 27
Jun
27%
63%
19%
.
Solvay American Corp 4%
28
Dec
6%
28%
68 Va
19
4.20%
preferred
.100
Smith & Corona Typewr.iters.No
par
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.—.15
14
12
52%
13%
27%
68
44
(A) & Sons Carpet Co com..20
3V2% preferred
_100
8
Feb
19% Apr
71%
64
28%
68 %
19 %
Smith
Feb
26
27%
67%
44 Va
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
5
Jan
Feb
27%
67 7 a
19
STOCK
Sinclair Oil Corp
2
13
Mar"i
24
88%
Jun
27%
67 %
43%
Gas.
A)
Simonds Saw
33% Jan
31%
22%
80
27 %
67%
19
Corp of America
King Coalition Mines:
"When
73
91 Va
26%
67%
26%
66%
'
15
2,200
91%
91%
130
15%
44%
l
90
60
200
108%
19
__1
preferred
.
15
43%
Corp
Simmons
3
97%
107
*106%
18%
Par
(Frank
(W
94
97%
97%
43%
Sheraton
Jan
93
107
18%
No par
Corp
Sharp & Dohme common
cum
107
43%.
5
Steel
$4.25
91
*96%
14%
'
•
31% May
45% May
91
91%
*91
15
92%
97%.
20
EXCHANGE
29% Apr.
16
14%
92%
107
71
'
53% Dec
14%
91%
19%
.
NEW YORK
$ per share
24% Feb 14
105% Feb
21
108%
14%
*
96
14 Va
—No par
$4.50 preferred
Lowest
Highest
"
-107%
STOCKS
Year 1949
Jun
92
70%
"
Jun
99
1
Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
Range for Previous
96
5
Seeger
Servel Inc
95
91
No par
of Del
Co
Roebuck
Sears
28
6% Apr
Co
Seagrave Corp
Mar 27
19% Apr
Elec
Seaboard
71% Apr
3
87%
3.35% preferred
100
Seaboard Air Line com vtc—No par
5% preferred series A
100
2
33%
•
180
92%
21
2
Jun
*92
*92%
19
Feb
18
15% Mar 17
38% Dec
30,500
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93%
13% Jan
31% May
37% Jan
20
8%
*92%
Apr
21% Feb
25 y8
8%
93%
108%
7
31
45%
9
*91%
*107%
94
9
Jan
25
32%
92 %
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100
84% Jan
104
19% Jan
10% Sep
28% Jan
92%
93
9Va
106 %
10% Jan
,
8%
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47% Jan
53% Mar
92%
9%
110
97%
Sep
■
87/a
46%
107 %
Dec
.
9
46%
180
46%
150
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Dec
Mar
47
*142
108
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11%
40
46%
150
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97%
56
v
47
46%
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108
107%
Jan
14% Jun
5,100
47 Va
150
105
96%
5%
Jun
47
142
108
'106%
10
10 y2
47%
148
*105
107%
69% Feb
/
44.000
96
28% May
Nov
13%
*106%
Jan
83% May
95% Jan
12%
13%
No par
Jan
21%
13%
12 V2
No par
86% Jan
Jun
12%
13%
$3.40 preferred———.
60
Jan
13%
13
$4 preferred
20
5
11,200
12%
13
113%
*142
5
Scott Paper Co common
1
Sep
2% Jun
39 %
32%
17
Dec
*
37%
113
20
May
Dec
Jun
38 %
97% Apr
91
21% Aug
22% Jan
33%
113%
37%
107 % Apr
62
24%
33%
113%
38%
6
7
21%
t per share
33%
112%
37%
38
20
Jan
Lowest
32%
112%
37%
Feb
Jun
6%
32%
112%
37%
Feb
Jun
77
31%
*112%
37%
94
Jan
19%
5%
Ry Co.
100
preferred——__100
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
13 y8
Jan
A
18% May
2
34% Jan 11
47%
16%
series
Southwestern
non-cum
31%
113
.12%
37%
12%
No par
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40%
series A
27
May
J.
Apr
'
36% Feb
Louis
5%
30%
32%
113%
37%
60
104% Oct
12%
6
13
Preferred
St
2
*113
105% Feb
91% Mar
78
Mer
31%
100
—10
;
Co
St L-San F Ry Co com vtc
1
31
5
common
75
73%
700
1,500
66 %
65%
66%
46%
46%
46 %
47%
18,500
71%
72%
71%
72%
34,100
19,900
Volume 171
Number 4905
.....
The Commercial and FinanciaVChronicle
(1903)
NEW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
'
Lowest
%
NEW
Highest
$ per share
Jun
27%
$ per share
Oct
253/8 Jan
$ per share
4
96
% May
102%
Dec
Feb
Jun
20%
Dec
18% Jan
24
Dec
48
Jan
28J/4 Apr
21
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6
40
Jun
48
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Jun
38 J/2
Jan
10
July
13
Jan
35
Oct
101
/. 94
Jan
100
*
24'A Jan
9%
26i/2 Mar
l23/4 Jan
;
41J/2 Aug
Jun
i
98
i
14 >/2
Jan
9%
Jan
133/4
Dec
Jan
18 J/4
Dec
213/4
Dec
12 >/2
Feb
16 J/2
Feb
Jun
Feb
%
Oct
Sep
95 J/2 Jan
20
551/4 Feb
15
122
Dec
113A
July
16% Jan
Jun
21 J/4
Sep
Feb
60"%
Dec
12 y,
Sep
Jun
227
83A Aug
195
*
liJ/a Feb
i
Dec
38
Feb
Dec
107
Jan
4
112
10% Jan
4
.13
11
Jun
36 3A
Dec
Jun
12 Q
Feb
17 '/a Aug
241/2
.
Sep
89
Jun
34
9'/8
Jun
Jun
jun
18
Mar 13
48%
Jun
653A Nov
11'A
Jun
18%
10
Jan
59% Jan
12% Feb
25
Nov
15% Jan
Jun
701/a
Dec
69
Jan
Jun
26J/2
NOV
20% Feb
16
533/4 Jan
67
3
16J/8
$4
3
13
May ' 5
58 3/4
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Sulphur
Pacific
Jun
48
Dec
8
Jun
11'A
Jan
53% Apr
123A Jan
31
153/4
Jan
'14% Jan
3
"16% Jan
31
83/8
Nov
7% Jan
3
'14
Sub
25 J/2
Apr
Dec
14
4% Jun
Feb
14
*30% Jan
3
Oct
123/4 Jan
6
Jan
-6%
'■
10% Mar 23
32J/4 Aug
12
44
5% Jan
3
Apr
13% Jan
42
5
,5
Jan
9
Mar
17% Jan
6
Thomas Steel Co
10
63% Apr
28
Thompson
56%
Dec
52
Jan
52
May
Apr
95
Dec
94% Jan
2'A May
43/a
5
1023/4 May
13% Jun
Oct
Jan
',.32% Mar 27
22
Jan
3
1071%
Dec
105% Jan
14% Feb
5% Feb
3
43'A Mar
16% Jan
33% Mar 17
38
11
Timken-Detroit
Timken
Apr 22
$ per share
10
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
Jan
163/a
Dec
143A Jan
3
10
Jan
171/4
Dec
16% Jan
Jun
16%
Feb
15
61/4
Feb
9%
Dec
98j/2
Feb
108%
15 %
Jan
251/2
Dec
321/2
37%
8% Jan
IO41/4 Jan
Oct
9% Aug
191% Jan
Dec
Jan
Mar
10
Y83/b May
20% Apr
7
18
13
3
Jan
3
20% Apr 21
34% Apr 29
100% Apr 18
98%
Sep
4%
Jan
10%
Nov
8% Jan
5
Jun
34 %
Nov
29% Jan
18
43A Jan
■
4'A
103
Jun
Dec
6%
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13%
39
Jan
5
Apr
13
Apr
13
6% Mar 30
Twin
50
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4,500
Friday
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the Week
16,200
HIGH SAIE PRICES
Wednesday
May 3
Thursday
$ per share
,
,
$ per share
May 4
Sales for
$ per share
173A
18
18
18
18%
20%
19%
18%
19%
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19%
16%
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6%
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8%
Jun
10%
Dec
10
39
Nov
46
Jan
41% Mar
103/4
Feb
123/4
Apr
12
19%
333/4
Jun
31%
Jun
45%
Jan
Feb
21
12
7
47
3
13'A Jan
Jan
263/4 Jan
41% Mar
Dec
13
9
107
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112
94
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96
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96
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30
86%
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94
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90'A Jan
30
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111% Feb
—
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2
24
25%
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32%
73%
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823A Jan 25
48
Apr
513A
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50
30%
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20 Ve
July
104 %
Jun
10'A Jun
Sep
Jan
9
363/4
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31'A Jan
3
27
Dec
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13
Oct
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3
109%
14%
■
Oct
May 5
Apr 19
Udylite
Underwood
Union
10
30'A Apr 13
483/4 May 4
113% Apr 28
100'A May
97
Apr
17
52% Feb
25
34% Mar 20
4% non-cumulative
Union Tank Car Co
31% May
United
Aircraft
5%
1
Mar 20
25
80'A Feb
7
87
Feb
Apr 28
33
Mar 29
Jun
106%
Dec
Jun
93A
Oct
34
Jan
26
2%
Jun
33/4
40%
Jun
47%
Dec
3%
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33A
45
Jun
Jun
9%
70
110
Oct
Feb
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1
28
4%%
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28
$4.50
9% May 1
40'A Apr 10
3
United
United
Air
50
Apr 17
Jan
4
Mar
12
3
8% Jan
11
12
Mar
common___10
112%
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29
783/4 Mar
106
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8%
83/4
8%
38%
38%
383A
27%
6%
43
17%
Jun
May
Apr
19% Mar
3%
100
42
Corp (The) without div—1
United Dyewood Corp common
1
7%
6
6
19.% Dec
17% Feb
17
19% Mar 22
26%
Dec
26% Jan
27
29% Apr 18
187
preferred
.—
3%
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—————100
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10%
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235/8 Jan
32
105
17"
May
12
Certificates
24
Jan
4
127% May
2
Mar
9
7%
181/4
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interest
1
13%
,,
1
,18
17%
No par
30'A
No par
—No par
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9
38
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18
7% Jan
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.
Feb
U S Lines
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common.
Mar 28
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38% Mar 23
693A Mar 21
49% Jan 10
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72 % Apr
U 8 Playing Card Co—
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11
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27%
300
31/8
3
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27,300
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3%
4
3%
9
91/4
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63
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17%
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91/8
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30%
Dec
29
108%
110
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U S Hoffman
Jun
72
28%
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—100
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par
U S Leather Co common
No par
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Class A conv preferred.
No par
Jan
49%
29
1073/4
89
4
Mar 29
Jun
Jan
*1091/4
17%
*86
3'A
May
3%
Jun
109JA
16%
88
42%
11% Mar 23
15%
38
of
U S Freight CoU S Gypsum Co common
5
189
Paramount-Theatres
U S & Foreign Securities
$4.50 1st preferred
4
Jan
113/4
52%
1091/8
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54 "
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109%
17
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42%
28
8
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3%
22
3
109%
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30%
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3
1,600
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42%
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Mar 11
511/4
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9
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51
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4
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18
24
23
50%
32
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5,500
3%
17%
17% Mar 30
182% Jan
39,600
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200
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27%
No par
Sep
Oct
Co
Dec
Jan
sss
Fruit
Dec
26%
For footnotes
Engineering & Foundry
United Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
Oct
106
70
20
96 3/4
25%
27%
18%
Jan
96%
47,700
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243A
27%
3%
44%
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17
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43%
33 5;>
*86%
9%
*38%
*44
X89% Jun
*108%
173/4
89%
No par
*18 'A
15
1093/4
173A
Corp—10
5
,-173A Jan
116% Dec
30%
28%
5
Mar 18
Mar 31
32
31%
1073/4
United Electric Coal Cos
27% Jan 25
321/4
28%
United
100
50 3/4
*107%
United
Dec
51%
28%
61 % Mar
102'A Nov
87
106
25%
86%
107%
46 % Mar 28
Feb
96 3A
106
243/a
86 y4
51
*87
13
Jun
*105%
24%
85%
31%
17%
13
Mar
106
24%
32%
90
53% Jan
183A
106
263A
51
51%
40% Jan
12%
•/
106
*100
96%
86 »/4
26
,85 %
Jan
94-
1001/4
96
/•;'
7,800
-
1123/4
100 »/4
96
28%
$3.50 convertible preferred
3
Mar 30
1123/4
103
103
Dec
133/a
1123/4
113%
*100
Dec
26
48%
1123/4
*1123/4
223/8
*25%
30%
473/4
113%
555/8
Jun
291/4
47%
103
*107%
Co—
29%
*95
42 3A
19
12,900
283/4
47%
i;
*1123/4
Jun
93A Mar
19% Jun
29 5/fl
29
473A
*100
Jun
Feb
29%
28 7A
" 47%
96
14% Aug
July
29%
473A
103
345/8
16
3,600
1123/4
X44%
18%
4,200
125/8
#qc;
17%
100
United
6
Dec
Mar 29
46
12%
*100
32%
31%
*108% 109 3A
United-Carr Fstnr Corp new.Nopar
United Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
4% Mar 17
Dec
16
12
46
46%
28
32%
31%
—
Carbon
11%
12%
95
51'A
Carton
Si
11%
47
123/8
29
103
106
Biscuit,of America—No par
preferred
—No par
Board
113/4
46%
12%
95
No par
Inc
113A
46 3/4
12%
* 1123/4
Corp common
5
preferred—100
Lines
11%
46%
12%
46"%
113 %
preferred—50
preferred
113A
46%
12%
•
28
2% Mar 29
413A Apr 28
33/b Jan
3
Sep
3%
Apr
25
173/4 May
11%
46
12%
*100
convertible
112
13% Jan
Jan
27%
46%
113/4
46%
12%
28
26
28
38%
\,
11%
4 6'A
,
86
Oct
Jun
..
No par
86
Dec
29%
No par
25%
85%
3
12%
Unicn Pacific RR Co common.—50
313/8
Jan
11%
46
123A
5
Union Oil of California——25
Feb
7% Mar 28
11%
45 %
Co
5
Jan
106%
1
No par
—
Rubber
89% Mar 16
19%
4%
Corp
Asbestos &
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser__No
par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series.
—No par
5
61%
103
(The)
Union Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
10
106% Apr
27% Jan
Corp
,27Vi
26 3/4
*
l47Ak. 15
"
44%
44%
1
16
16%,
16
16%
Id
*8
8y2
-*8
8'A
.20
40
40'A
10
*71
72
14%
28
=
"
'44%
40%
*71
1-4%
45
40%
73
■*".
*186SA
;
9%
9%
938
51%
52%
*51%
.26% -27%.
173/4
313/4
105
17%
311/a
104
173/b
32
*103%
6,100
17 5A
311/4
104
13,500
313A
105
163A
16%
16%
16%
124VA
125 »A
125%
31,300
•
16%
124%
1271/2
187
*186'A
187
*1861/4
80
1,700
5,700
187
20
'
9%
52
9%
9%
51%
51%
9%
51
■i-
9%
51
,
1,600
140
5*600
26
26 3A
.14%
14 3A
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
15%
14,200
44%
44%
43%
44
43
44'A
451/4
47-
15%
16 Ve
15%
153A
15%
15%
153%
15%
7.500
19,300
*8
*
40i%
*71%
i8%
*8
:«>A
40%
40%
40%
72
72
72
26%
27
26%
*8
8'A
40
40%
40%
731/4
*72'A
*711/4
8
26 3A
8
40 3A
74
t
'i
t
5
%
<
!
<
i
7,100
3,400
101/4
103A
556 A ,"265 r
2541/a
133/a
:393A
.
111
V;ll%
125 *
*87%
12%
345
c
401
*109%
36%
23%
t
13
r13ya
39%
r
/
11%
14 Yb
25 y8
243
«
>131A
39%
111;
; *109%
11%
,36y4
.
243
•
13%
39%
111
13 »/8
•
13
40 M
*109%
245
13
;
30
60
Saturday
Co
•
1,200
-
103A
*35/8
20'A
conv
Coach
'
593A
*343/4
preferred
No par
$4.50 prior preferred
No par
Twin City Rap Transit com__No
par
5%
conv prior preferred
50
62
1201/4
103/a
*6%
10
Corp
62
120y4
58i/2
*
LOW
Centuiy Fox Film
$1.50
<62
120%
10JA
10% ?
'*,40%
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$6 preferred
No par
Truax-Traer Coal Co
5
20th
*12014
55%
6i
10%
50%
;
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc—5
5
62
120 VA
103/a
59y2
10%
STOCK
Transue & Williams Steel
6
36% Jan
.62%
120'A
*35%
No par,
»
Transamerica
5
8
11
25% Jan
103
YORK
;
10% May 1
110'A Apr 15
123A Feb 18
3
24
Jan
*611/4
*12%
__5
Bearing
5,000
<■'
58%
61%
10%
No par
4,600
>
'
5,400
11%
com—No par
com
)
103/a
102%
26,300
EXCHANGE
$ per share
13
11 J/2
NEW
Highest
$ per share
•;
581/4
10%
*100'A
13
STOCKS
Year 1949
62
56
10%
102%
21
64'A
1
Axle
Roller
,
ioy4
*100i/2
1..
221%
15,
Tide Water Associated Oil
$3.75 preferred
Range for Previous
Lowest
(The)—.
Products
'
57
ioy2
louva
12%
16
preferred
—100
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
$3.50 preference
No par
6
56%
10%
213A
7
-
4%
6
42% Feb
"
900
61,600
20%
2
Mar 27
25% May
5
1063A Mar 21
5
Jan
19
32'/2 Nov
100
3% Mar 27
Dec
25'%
Jun
53% May
4
40
May
19%
13
33 3A
13 y8
6%
l.u
Thompson (J R)
Jun
.52
>
:YOO%
c
531/8
19
7% Jan
323A
17,400
221/a
6%
50c,
par
No par-
20% Apr
84 J/2
23 J/2
100/
common
3
33%
581/2
6,200
-
-
20%
88
No par.
—
Apr 23
34 J/2
/
Mar 20
32%
17%
-
217/e
*87%
1
$2.50 convertible preferred50
tThird Avenue Transit
Corp_Nopart
4
3% Jan
22
72%
4
363/4 Jan
21%
,
*203A
20%
May
Oct
Jan
221/4
1.7'A
'
1
preferred:
Co
*171/4
.21%
1.
23 *
Thermoid
71/2
20
Fair
,;34%
32,900
21'
*173A
•
6
41'/a
Jun
The
yi7'/2
22%
33%
15,300
••.
'
22%
7%
Mar
Jun
Nov
6
1
22 ya
•
21
*12%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common.—5
$2.40 conv preference
No
17
131/4
13%
17i/4
21%
88%
Trust—
certificates
conv
18%
13 y8-
183/8
131/4
13i/4
6 3A
7
Mar
14%
$1.25
311/4
17%'
31%
'•'17%
t.
22%
14%' .14%
24%
24%
—10
Tetion
1
43
4
Land
102
62
13 y4
*87%
No par
10
Texas & Pacific Ry Co—*
Inc common
11
Apr
share
*171/4
31%,
13%
57%
Producing Co
613A Mar 22
31
,31%
20%
40j % 40
25
Pacific Coal & Oil
13J/4 July
43A Mar
:v"
)
Texas
Feb
340
13
1
Gulf
991/2
203A
36%
Texas
*99
100
400
22
36%
Texas
12,500
99%
,18%
*120»A 121^'
■
37 3A
37
21
113/4
Texas GvAf
;
600
37
i
900
22%
11%
—_25
100 y2
.
121 y4
13 y8
13%
22%
*109%
261/b May
36
-62
*i2oy4
51%
281/2
13%
20%
100
22% Apr 12
741/e Mar 17
5
62
*
-
503/4
*28 y8
133/4
371/2
*
10 »A-10% '
-
,
102
511/4
28%
20%
:(The)__4.16%
——
51%
>
18%
'•
33%'
471/2-50
,f
.10%
J
100
131/4
i
27,700
-
22%
5
Co
13%
33i/e
46lA
*iooy2
13
/-
191/8
22'A-v 22%
lOVs
9
Texas
22%
613/g
No par
,
31%-'
•
h
240
Telautograph Corp
*99%
;;:17%>'
11,300
24
22'A
12%
—
997/a
t".
23%
13%
37%
"i- 31 ya
241/a
Shares
273/a
103
20%
*237.'
10
.311/8
*17%
.34%
■
10%
v
/
102 -V,
' 62
_50
preferred
Tennessee Corp
10%
4
61 %
'—25
Talcott Inc-(James)
1
-
45%
-*120% -121%
12%
13%
common—
Symington -Gould Corp
7% Apr 18
18% Feb 27
3
10%
■/■ '
_10CT
22%
!
45%
*100%
:
17%.r vl7%
333A
common—
Nonpar
No-par
175/8
44%
1
.38'A;
^
27%
*102
*28i/a
.
13%
13 y4
273/a
1031/4
233A
52
."13%
13'A
19%
13 y8
223A
27%
*102
,.28
13%
i8ya
,31%
19 Ve
;
52
s28
:
.28
313/a
31%
Sales for
the Week
24'A
373A
'"-.i
997A
13%
335A ;. 34%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com..No par
71/2 Mar 30
9
43/4 Apr
17
6
99%
191/2
'
23%
;
99%
37% ;■ -.38%
Friday
May 5
$ per share
273/8
103'A
133/4
-
31%
22 %
v
(,
Noc'par
Swift & Co—
Swift International Ltd
26% Apr 18
88 J/2 May
5
.
3
'
113/4 Jan
Dec
Nov
15% Mar
4
*
56
1%
:
4% % preferred
Sweets Co of America
4
373/4 Mar 23
:
9
Jan
5% Jan
121/4 Dec
6%
13
193/8 Jan
'79
.
,6 3A Nov
23/4
Jan
9'A Jan ' 3
Jan
Mar
133A
35
.Nonpar
Aj.,
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co_
421/s Mar 16
14
13%
4
2
38
a; *17%
27
52
*273/4
Thursday
May 4
$ per share
o
$ per share
*102
241/4'
v:: 52
.27%
yt
1031/4
233A
51
„
31%
i,
L^20
preferred
Corp
.23%
i
May
27'A J
*102
PRICES
Wednesday
'
-;:'-99%/ 99%
% % preferred. series -Ac———25
4% % preferred series
B__^-_!_.25
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—_12.50
Sunshine Mining CoJ—ci—___il0c
5
Apr
*13%
100
27
183/4
-
113A Nov
8 J/2
33 'A
15
May
13% May
27%
14%
38
commont__l
:
Corp
Class A 4%%
-
4
265
Chemical
Sunray - Oil
11
:
-
93A Mar 30
:27%
3%
3
273/s
*13%
i_15;
$4.50 series A preferred
26
41%
Feb
'76 J/2
213/a Apr
23% Apr
633A Apr
,
27%
1
5
Sun Oil Co common.....
.4
25
Jan
Sun
9
Apr
25
83/4 Mar 30
Dec
Jan
14
30
Jan
J an
>
.
Corp...
Sunbeam Corp
10 ;
xl22
51
prior
Studebaker
I
27%
22% !
SALE
$ per share
102%
23
& Co Inc_
27 i
7
27
*102
No par
preference
Stone & Webster.!
Apr 18 <
62% Mar 24 *
1081%
Dec
71/4
55
143/4 Jan
,;;30% Jun
106 J/2
19
.
5%
27
103%
50%
;
29 ;
10% Apr
..
(J P)
26%
*101%
HIGH
Tuesday
May 2
$ per share
22%
common
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
i
7
4<
101
14
10% Jan'.25
Jan
16 3A
36 J/4
7% Mar
3
118% Jan
Dec
-,17%
21 :
Mar
$ per share
50
preferred
Stevens
141/b Jan
.
3%%
,
181/4 Jan
71
Oct
Jun
9
213/8 Apr
13
9%
Jan
127
A
26
663A
9
15
7 "
341/2 Jan
Jan
96
117
Mar
26
43'A Apr
8% Jan
•
5
23"% Apr
343/8 Apr
Jan
52
Sterling Drug Inc
,100
13
Feb
.90
S.
-
3
20'A Jan
1
j
10
May 1
50%
4%
28
Dec
52
6'/2
21
Jan
Par
■
Ohio
Jan
15
Dec
23
28 J/2
12
of
common
10
33/4% preferred series A
__100
Standard Steel Spring common
1
2
321/2 Jan
121/8 Apr
6
17'A Mar 16
•
Standard Oil
AND
Monday
Apr. 29
393/8 Feb
30% Apr "27
Feb
May
Saturday
convertible preferred
Starrett Co (The) L S
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
3
Dec
15 %
52
■i;
27
Jan
33%
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
V-;■
10
103'A Apr 24
24'A May
2
1
36% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
20
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1949
$ per share
YORK
23
100
4j60©
100
24
Range Since Jaa, 1 J
Lowest
Highest
Year 1949
Highest
93%
Apr
112 V*
share
95
'
Jan
33%
Oct
46%
62
Oct
72
20%
Jun
26%
37% Jan
126% Jan
31% Apr
97% Apr
3
18
U 8 Plywood
10
40% Jan
8%
33% Apr
144
Apr
17
18%
Jan
22
Nor
20% May
4
22
Feb
21
38%
Jan
44%
Sep
-<41% Jan>
•
44% Apr
5
4%
Feb
6%
Nor
5 % Jan
28
10% Feb
•
7%
129%
140%
Jun
Jan
139
Jan
4
Jun
11% Nor
Apr
8'/a
80
92
Deo
91% May
3
Jun
4
Jan
3Yt Feb
6% May
7
2%
21
Feb
27%
Oct
24
Jun
17%
Jan
15
Jan
3%
19%
9%
Feb
-
9
4
x25
Feb
12%
Deo
15
11% Feb
Jan
64
Deo
48
Apr
18
61% Jan 27
17
Jun
25%
Apr
20 y» Feb
14
27% Apr
27
Vanadium
Jan
3
-10 y4 Jan
12
Van
f.
'
7% Nov
8% Apr
9
11% May
Feb
Jan
l
25
-Oct
i
20% Jan 26
85% Mar
■<
Jun
10
20
„■
i
97
"Dec
t
97% Mar
85'/2
'
34
24% Feb 23
Nor
27
:
20 Vi
> :
98
:
47
Dec
; loo
Jan
; Deo
33% Jun
91
Jan
5
12% Jan
i3y4 Jan
.
X Deo
11 Va
Jun
103
'<
Jan
.82%
Jan
20
Jun
118
14% Jan
26
28
33%
Nov
25%
32% Jan
;
Jun
Mar
43
Jun
12
117-. Jan
10
20
Jan
17
;/22% Feb
7
.27% Jan/28
>
Apr
26% May
5
22
••
-
Mar 23
.31% Mar
.
30% Feb
17
37% Apr
A?
13
33%
Jun
Oct
31% Jan
3
Apr
27% Apr
11
33% May
32
v
7
Apr,
31 y4 Jan
11
35
:
•
.
5
12
Apr
20%
42%
6%
93
6%
10%
16%
16%
'24
91%
91%
26%
10%
10
33
33%
13%
13% i .13%;
26%
25%
*101
v
50%;
,
'
*101
: 103
49%
174
8%
9
12,600
48%
48%
49
49
330
27%
27
*
26%
9%
33%
13%
13%
V
j
25%
26
r
'
*100-
103
•100
103
104
;
*100
(
f,
*100
•.
..*49%
49 V*
98%
98%
110
j
8%
8 Va
28,000
90%
2,400
i;
j
,
26
103
.26%
104
49%
50
99%
99%;
7%
7%
49%
48%
;
*100
*98
'
.
%'
7
7%
v/2
88%
88%
.88
20%
20%
20%
116%
116%
116
89
*115%
21%
22
•28%
29
28%
28%
>
29
29
29
■.
27%
27%
36%
36%
36
36 %'
♦29%
20%
29%
30
*33%
35
♦33%
26%
'
27%;'
35
29
*
7,200
»j
2,600
105
20%
V
*29
29%
22
ij
18,100
240
530
30
t 26%
.
50 i i
2,400
21
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-
:
105
115% 115%
./.
,
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]
l
700
1
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i
5.400
1 i
33%
35%
35
33%
470
'ij-
35
100
;!,
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35%
2,900
35
v27'/4
27%
*33%
'
52
33%
27
:
*90
22
29%
-27%
<
105
116%
*21%
-v;
13%
25%
21
116%
22,
I
13%
"
36%
*29%
*21%
> i
1,300
25
91
20%
20 '/8
116
116
;
2,oco
8%
89%
•-
3,100
10
34
26
-
ICO
7%
91%
20%
•
22
27%
.27%(
36%
Y
21 X
103
Y
*98%
A
8%
-89
116%
♦21%
22
100
7%
;
89%
20%
21
•21%
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7%
89
116%,
'98%
,
26
9%
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9%
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'
99%.
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49
33%
I 103 \
103:
*100
;
50
;.
y
13%
13%
,
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.
99%
50
34
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10
34:
9%
1
;
13%
103
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►172%
9
.
25%.
%
2,000
24%
174
26%
10
32%
♦24
3,400
48%
26%
27%
10
5
8%
9 J/4
32%
200
1,300
16%
•172%
174
9
49'%
27
4%
9%
•172%
174
9%
16%
5%
24
14,900
3%
25%
•25
16%
24
600
93
3%
3%
26
5
24
•90%
93
3%
16%
49'%
13%
•91
5%
9%
26
1,200
16%
10
13%
10%
5%
26%
'
10.
10%
16%
49%
9%
2,100
10%
4
24
400
6%
5%
24
t-V:
42%
6%
16'%
24
3,800
20%
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6%
•25%
32%
26%
♦32
3%
20%
20%
42%
26%
49
,9%
'48%
2,100
26
49
9%
.
92'%
•172 %
174
142%
142%
142
26
5
24
►172%
135,000
6%
11
16%
5%
24
24%
174
10%
•25
16%
1,400
32%
32%
10%
6%
4%
61 %
6%
10%
3%
4%
26
36%
61%
32
•42
42%
6%
•91
92
4%
•25
36
62
20%
21
:
6j/8
!;a
36%
142
10%
10%
•91
*
4%
26
♦42
9,500
36%
32%
20%
21%
42 J/2
6%
•172%
29%:
736 :f-
35
*49
50%
50
50%
50%
51%
12%
13%
13 'A
13
131/2
;
.i
36%
;
31 it „32:
35
*33%
i
'
•33%
20-
4
■ ■
-
21
42%
5
—100
preferred
•Vpreferred
20%
30
62
<
142%
142
130
32
x32%
33%
142%
11
.
'16%
6% dlv partlc preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com..,,. 10
$5 preferred
100
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4% pfd
-25
25
Virginian Ry Co common
25
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detlnning Co common
20
11
18
30%
>
,23% Mar
30
06% Jan
27
18
32%
142%
42%
43
4
Va-Carolina Chemical com_l.No par
8% Jan 11
33 %
142 %
9W->2l:W
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3Vi%
32%
142%
32 34
141%
'91
■i. >5% non-cumulative preferred—100
Jan
A
61%
•100
4
Jan
79/
Feb
36%
59%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
29
■
115
.
Deo
23% July
-
Dec
*
34%
59%
'*25%
23
Apr
-18% Jan
Jan''
118
Jun
15%
34%
59%
*25
■
113%
129%
34%
•5%
—10
Jan
.
.101
«% Jan 27
129%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—8%
2.CO
4
1,050
59%
—
50% Apr
101
10
96% Mar 22
i
May
129%
34%
Vlck Chemical Co__
18
129%
129%
130%
129%
Corp of Amerlca__No par
Co
2.50
Norman
10,300
58%
11
1
Van Raalte Co Inc
3
27% Apr
x44% Mar 1ft
-
May
42%
34%
'42
ICO
preferred
4%%
14% Jan ' 0
v.-
8
Jan
98
<
3
2
41%
129%
•
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
7
43%
100
42%
42
42%
42
57%
1
preferred
8%
97%
34%
100
No par
Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par
9
Jan
172% Apr 27
•96%
129%
32%
Laboratories Inc
Universal
17
6% Apr
II
18
Jan
161
Jun
24
16% May
22% Mar 13
Sep
170
4% Apr
27% Jan
3
4% Peb
Sep
25%
Jan
Mar
156
3
Jan 28
100
Mar 30
12%
4
29%
97 %
129%
141%
6,600
30%
34%
preferred!—25
United Stockyards Corp..
1
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
4% convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
11% Apr
97
43%
Shares
Sper share
share
29%
•96 %
57%
non-cumulative
7%
97
42
the Week
97%
-
129%
100
50
50
preferred
U S Tobacco Co common
•96%
97
42
t per
Sales foe
May 5
-30%
30
30%
43%
'96
.42%
29%
30%
29%
97
41%
No par
U S Steel Corp common
25
'96
10
1st preferred
non-cum
30%
Friday
May 4
May 3
*
Sper share
t per share
tper share
share
29%
100
preferred series A
preferred
1%
6
< per
1
Corp common
U S Smelting Ref & Min com
20
68% Mar
13
3%%
2
133% Mar
,
Par
U 8 Rubber Co common
28
57% Apr
25% Jan
Deo
18
11
44% Feb
33 y« Mar 31
Apr
Mar
V;
'
t per share
r
20
Feb
Jan
133
Jun
t per
24 y4 Mar 27
NOT
43
31% Aug
.
Deo
30
May 2
t Apr. 29
.
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 1
'
EXCHANGE
1
$ per share
I per share
19% May
Monday, May 8, 1950
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
NEW YORK
...
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
82
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1904)
.
r
35
v."
v
35
'
-
W
'«
60%
Jan
48-
14%
Sep
12% Apr 18
29% May
5
Jun
,31%
May
25%
101
105%
33
21% Jun
6% Jun
Nor
Oct
103
Deo
Feb
17
39% Apr
13
9% Apr
4
1
4
Jun
17%
Deo
15 Ye Apr
24
Jun
101%
Deo
97
Jan
16
9%
Jan
16%
Dec
f
12% Mar 18
28
May
32 ;
19% Feb
103
preferred
100
No par
System
Ward Baking Co common
5%%
Apr
6
16% Jan 24
6
Jan
15'A Feb
14
20% May
5
Dec
24 y4 Jan
28
26% Mar 24
11%
Jun
14%
Sep
Feb
27
15% Jan
Feb
24%
Dec
19% May
1
24
17%
Nor
13% Apr
6
17% Mar 16
5% May
11
Jan
Corp
Tobacco
14
29 %
29%
29
29%
28'/a
is y8
18%
18%
19 y8
18%
26'/a
26%
26 %
26'/a
14
13%
14%
14%
14%
19%
20
5
6% Mar 15
Jan
24% Jan
13
28% Mar 23
July
84%
Deo
83% Feb 28
Jun
23%
Jan
20% Jan
85% Apr 18
23% Jan 18
Sep
22 y«
Oct
18% Apr
23% Feb 25
West Kentucky Coal Co
23% Jan
15
13
Not
111% Jan
18
108%
Jan
108% Mar24
109% Feb,7
108
109% Mar 24
25%
104% Sep
Deo
107% Jan 13
17%
Jon
.12% Apr
50%
Dee
108%
101% May
12%
Deo
115
Jan
Apr
Jan
Dec
1
4
27% Feb 25
West Penn
Electric Co
Feb 24
West Penn
Power 4% %
114
17
16
Feb
>81
Jan
15
30%
303/4
4,300
19
19%
19%
20%
21,800
*26
26%
*26%
26%
900
141/4
14%
14
143/s
133/4
14'/4
2,700
i
19%
193/8
2,500
i
15
15
1,700
;
29%
28%
19%
19%
151/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15'/a
■5%
53/4
5%
5%
55/a
5%
*5%
5 S/8
273/4
27%
27%
27%
28
28 3/8
27%
28%
85
85
85
85%
84%
851/2
21%
22
21%
22%
21%
22%
5%
28
85%
.
21%
21%
19%
.
t
85
104'' May i
19%
•
-
19%
19%
•108
*
213/4
20
203/a
108
4
Jan
110% Apr 20
4%%
preferred
1
4
♦110
*
26
*113'/4
114
*108'/a
109%
14 %
*108
109%
25 Va
46%
•
109
14%
14 V*
13%
46%
46
4 per
5
there
i
'
111
*
;
( per share
4 per share
Par
Dee
7% Jan
13
9% Feb
24
Western Air Lines Inc
Deo
x39% Feb
16
51% Apr
25
Western Auto Supply Co
Jan
I
19% Feb 21
Western Maryland Ry com
'16% Deo
Feb
16
v
111
•108
109%
9,100
15,200
?
25%
26%
70
114
108%
*107
108%
*107
108%
14'%
14
-141/4
46%
463A
49
17
17'/a
34
33
33
*32
33%
34
33
*71%
72
33%
33%
18
71
72
20
Jun
28
Jan
3
34% Mar 29
53%
Jun
70%
Nor
66% Jan
3
73
13
Jan
71
,
*33
,
95/B-
171/8
*33
Jan
"■; 47
47
*110
"t
^_
111
5
9%
9
Y
333/4
:r
72
t
9
V
Thursday
93/8
,
/■ ; the Week
May 5
"'
;
>4 per share
■
Sales far
Friday
•
■
*
93/a
...
•:
9%
9,000
48
48'A
48%
49%
6,000
16%
17 >/4
165/8
17
6,900
*31%
33%
•31%
33%
100
335/a
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,600
71%
71%//
70%
713/«
703/4
703/4
1,000
26
263/4
48 3/4
/
17%
S
34
t
24
Deo
19% Jan
29% Apr 21
Western Union Teleg class A_No par
27%
28%
26 3/4.
273/4
257/a
27
253/a
263/a
25%
26%
Jan
24% Mar 30
27% Feb
4
253/8
25'/a
253/8
25%
25%
253/a
257/B
251/2
257/a
255/8
26
30% Jan
13
35% Apr
19
33%
34 ya
34>/e
34%
343/8
347/8
34%
35%
347/8
355/8
X343/8
35
Aug
103 y4 Jan
6
105% Feb
18
Westinghouse Air Brake.—..No par
Westinghouse Electric com
12%
3.80% preferred series B
100
25 Vb
Deo
104
Feb
104%
104%
1041/4
104 y4
*104%
1043/4
1043/4
1043/4
*1041/4
105
26%
Jun
Shares
4 per share
9%
34%
Jun
Jan
22% Feb
16
Feb
20
6
26% Jan
Weston Electric Instrument
6
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
104%
*104
12.50
25
25
25
100
115
118
•115
253/8
*.
25%
t"'Y
25%
25%
24
25%
-■■v
25%
28,700
12,800
w
'U /
243/4^7
243/4
46,500
>..
-
700
"
2,400
•
102
115
Mar
Deo
112
14
28
59
Apr
,
Jun
48%
Jan
May
2
29% May
2
"When
July
89%
32%
Jan
81
Jan
3
92
1
$5
Dec
30% Jan
13
41
ft Apr
29%
43% Feb
115
25
27 V4 Apr
777
4
23% Mar
May
Feb
% May
273/4
90
90:
(The S S)
12%
Jun
16~%
Deo
8
19 V2 May
Jan
32%
Dec
31
Jan
4
45% May
28%
Feb
34
Deo
33% Jan
12
35
15% Apr
27
Wilcox Oil Co
Feb
20
Willys-Overland Motors
15% Feb
Apr
3
White Motor Co__
1
White Sewing
Prior
10
14%
Deo
12% Feb
15
4>A
Jun
7%
j an
5 % Jan
3
X42%
Jun
57%
Dec
4
55% Jan
5
8%
Jun
12%
Dec
12 y8 Jan
4
13% Jan
31
8
82
7% May
48% May
7
Feb
1
$4.50 conv pfd series A
70
Jun
79%
Nov
10
Jun
13 %
Jan
10 y4 Jan
6
11% Jan
11
14%
Jan
21%
Dec
19% Jan
3
22% Feb
25
Wisconsin Elec
141% Apr
12
Jan
140
Nov
139% Feb
1
Jun
35
Nov
32% Jan
10
49% July
47% May
2
39
51
6%
91
32
303/4
30»/4
305/8
30%
303/4
A
A
%
A
y4
19
Woodward
Iron
Feb
3
Woolworth
(F
22
19%
19
45%
457/8
44
34%
34%
34%
14%
15
15
15
61/2
No par
63/4
51
51%
12%
12V8
32%
191/4
433/4
;t, 42 7/a
341/2
*341/2
35%
14%
14'/a
14%
14i/a
63/4
63/8
63/a
6%
6 3/8
513/4
513/4
50%
513/4
50%
501/2
48 3/4
50%
127/a
13Va
12%
131/8
127/8
13
811/4
80
80
8oy8
801/a
10%
10%
10%
*10%
103/s
103/a
10
20%
201/2
x20'/4
205/8
20%
203/4
203/a
►1401/2
14U/2
*141
*34%
35i/2
36
36
353/4
353/4
35%
477/8
485/a
475/8
48%
41%
11%
Jun
18%
Deo
16% Mar 31
20% Apr
X59%
Feb
72
Oct
69% Jan
9
74% May
65
Jun
76
Nov
74
Jan
4
85
68
Feb
89
Dec
83
Mar 29
89
66
Feb
82
Dec
80
Jan
25
89% Apr
13
Wright Aeronautical
No
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)___—No
Oct
10% Feb
16
13% Jan
28
Wyandotte Worsted Co
27
47% ; 48
6
'
.
"
7,700
10,000
300
'
9,600
6%
50%
49%
29,700
2,200
13
*79
801/2
200
103/s
*10%
101/4
1,200
203/8
203/8
203/B
201/2
141
141%
141%
36
3 6 3/4
473/4
483/a
10
Co
'
131/a
48
35%
*141
19%
43% «"•!
10%
141%
10
141%
40,400
80%
20%
,_100
127/8
*79
10%
Sep
.
14%
63/8
♦141
4,000
►
14'/4-
14%
67/a
*103/8
44
19
19
341/2
15%
1411/2
140
323/4
423/4
6%
*80
7,500
10,100
'% ///- W
19%
811/4
com
323/g
35
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Co
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%
s_a
91%
443/e;:
*34%
10
Power Co
331/4
3/8
%
,r
28'/a
187/a
45
34%
573/4
43
19%
45%
35
18%
No par
preferred
Mar 21
19
44%
%
»;
575/8
28'/a
91
31
57%
291/4
91
*34%
No par
common
Wilson-Jones Co
22
287/s
901/2
1
common
$4.25 preferred
77% Jan
128
29%
92
5
Wilson & Co Inc
27 i
58 5/s
29
91
57%
118
*90 3/4
59
293/4
57%
29
92
1
common
57%
*113%
118
295/8
20
Machine
preference
.
583/4
/ 91%
"ft
'
18%
Y
30%
20
Rights
4
*115
118
•115
118
273/4
55
27%
White Dental Mfg
27
54%
No par
prior preference
•115
55
No par
issued"
conv
118
13
6,400
4,4C0
30
38%
1,600
41%
Ya
141%
37
48%
12,300
19%
11,200
Worthlngton Pump & Machinery
8%
Feb
12%
19%
Jun
Prior
May
4
Prior
Jan
9
3H3/«
Dec
Jan
13
Jun
12%
Jan
10% Feb
10
30% May
39 V2
Jan
36% Mar 14
41% Apr
16%
Jun
28%
Nov
26% Jan
4
33% May
53%
Jun
77%
Dec
72% Jan
13
84% May
3
10%
Jun
14%
Jan
11% Jan
3
15% Feb
9
31% Jan 13
70% Apr
14
6% Apr
22
8
-
Common
2
20% July
3%
.^33%. .Dec
Feb
4%
Oct
4% Jan
6
35% May
13% May
No par
preferred 4%%
pfd 4%%
3
19%
20%
195/a
20%
19%
74%
*73%
73%
74%
74%
•73%
75
»73'/2
•80%
80 7/8
80 'A
80 7/8
80*/a
813/4
82
82'/2
84
85
841/2
par
86%
861/2
87%
883/4
873/4
873/4
*87
881/2
871/2
87%
*84
85
•84
85
84%
84'%
12
12
12
12%
34%
35
35
35%
♦84
York Corp common
4%%
3
Young
<
'
85
85
12
11%
ll7/a
33%
5
85
11%
par
Yale & Towne Mfg Co.
3
27
33%
33%
34%
12%
*41
convertible preferred.
(L A) Spring & Wlre_Nopar
12%
41%
29 %
12%
*41
13
42
12*%
•41
13 ya
42
•74'/8
•11 7/a
343/4
13%
13
13'/4
42
•41
divldend.
y
asked
prices;
Ex-rlghts.
no
sales
on
this day.
fin receivership,
or
petition
has
32%
84.%
14
821/z
•
16,000
833/4
300
117/a
1,900
35
11,300
13%
13%
42'/2
32%
33i/2
15,100
82%
8 3'/4
12,500
*13%
84%
13%
14
55 y4
60
82%
83%
83
83'/4
83%
13%
13%
14 y8
13%
14%
13%
65%
66%
64%
66%
61%
65%
60
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
reorganization,
88
13%
4,300
19,600
"
33%
13%
company's
33%
40
380
84%
*411/4
135/s
32%
82%
for
83%
*11%
42
32
No par
filed
75
•85%
35%
29%
No par
been
19%
12
29%
5%
62%;
'
5% '
51/4
'■
and
197/a
29%
29%
82%
1
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonlte Products Corp
195/a
75
•41
No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
19%
20%
•73
100
series
conv
19%
100
series
a Deferred delivery.
i
[
2,500
>
...
33
May
20% May
'
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-■
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>
48
34
non-cum
MayS
<
-
173/4
*323/e
30
10
3,600
14%
14%
471/4
; 111
♦110
y
Wednesday
:
50
2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR com
No par
Preferred series A_.
100
4%
35% Mar 22
Tuesday
17%
-17%
3
Y
-
*
111 >; a
•110
41%
503/a
16%
Jan
21%
203/a
*113%
14
9
48%
9ya
50'A
31
98%
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.
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46%
t per share
4 per share -
9% Y
9
100
Dec
13
;
20%
•
108%
108%
•
May 2 Y".'/.
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tper share
1
: V-
Monday
Saturday
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33 %
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yv
>
4 per than
8 Va
Sep
21
'
5,600
114
*113%
109%
/
111
*110
Apr. 29 '/
41%
Feb
32% May
8%
400
21%
85
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
;
6,400
21%
,
261/s
113%
*108%
46
•110
25%
26
113%
14
45%
■
,
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
< •
NEW YORK
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
:
Lowest
1,700
•
28%
273/4
: .85...
Y r
;
85
21%
10%
253/4
25%
113'/a
109'/a
*108
109%
14%
♦46 %
193/4
19%
108 '/2
25'/a
114
110%
——5
19%
19%
113%
25%
25'/a
•113'/4
•103 V2
com—No par
100
West Va Pulp & Paper
Range for Previous
\
:
5%
'
<%!,
'
5%
■
'•
35% Jun :
i
64,600
19'%
281/2
15
...100
100
preferred series B
4.10% preferred series C_
West Virginia Coal & Coke
1
141/0
19%
100
4.20%
18
45% Apr 11
143/a
19%
*85
com__No par
pfd
270
13%
15
27%
No par '
$4 convertible preferred
1,600
102 %
19%
*5%
West Indies Sugar Corp
<■
16 ya
102%
i6,;
161/4
1021/2
19%
2.50
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift com
s
6,000
;
26%
18%
*26
Y:
i
7,100
8 5/a
103
16'/4
14%
28
29
420
37%
8%
103
8%
20
8
Oct
27%
16%
14
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1,000
1,700
101%
102
141/a
26%
14%
■
13%
30
; 363/4
:
37
83/e
15%
15%
102
19%
•25%
Inc
V 6>/4
14%
16'/4;
1023/4
36%
400
13%
293/4
v 101%
*103
8%
8%
!
30
30
15
Jun
107
15%
102%
14%
5
Jan
3
16
102
133/4
37
14%
Wayne Pump Co
3%
78
15%
101%
15%
102
•101
ft
xlfl'A
16%
104
36%
83/4
14%
Wayne Knitting Mills
Webster
-
14%
Waukesha Motor Co
Petroleum
Warren
9
Apr
103%
8%
38
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
16%
8 3/4
; 30%
36%
8%
30%
104%
52
*13%
;
13%
No par
3
Pipe
38% Feb
22%
25%
11%
103%
383/4
*51
52%
30 'A
8
Warner Bros Pictures
Warren Foundry &
8%
15%
1
Jun
xl3
30%
1043/4
37%
38%
8%
100
preferred
Jun
3
30%
104%
30%
106
38%
-.2.50
Walworth Co
14
Jun
*30'/a
*104'/2
*51
13%
30 y8
'
23 V»
18%
12%
Walgreen Co common..
—No par
4% preferred
100
Walker (Hiram) G & W_
No par
4
105% Feb
13
*87%
Deo
Waldorf
10
14% Jan
11
Xl2
<30%
Wabash RR 4%%
7
Jan
/
7% Jan
Jan
60% Mar
Jan
31
9%
•
Apr 24
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s
33%
54%
5%
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5%
■■
■
■
I
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57%
5%
,
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6,400
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.
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
\
{1905)
25
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Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
friday
weekly
-
Exchange
yearly
.
1
The italic letters In
the
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GOVERNMENT
Year 1949
103.26
:j'
108.13
Jan
Banjo Slnee Jan. 1
Highest
Dec
Lowest
103.28
Dec
108.13
Jan
-
i.-.
—
<
.
__
May
1
111.10 May
110.23 Mar
102.31
Jan
102.31
Peb
104.9
:
102.1
Mar
104.15
103.8
July
103.8
Feb
101.7
Feb
l
—
July
100.28
102.14 Apr
Jun
103.2
25
102.19 Apr
102.14 Apr
Jun
103
Aug
May"
101.23
Feb
105.4
Jan
102.30
Sep
102.18 Feb
1
Feb
101.3
Jun
101.23 Apr
25
Jan
101.18
Aug
101.8
Feb
Feb~24
102.23
2
100.13
101.8
25
Dec
102.30
100.17
25
Aug
103.19
100.18 Jan
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
25
102.18 Feb
3
Jan
9
Jan
101.18 Feb
Jan
103.16 Dec
103.7
Feb
16
Saturday
103.18 Jan
1951-1951
ef
96.24 Mar 23
a
point.
asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
a
-
bonds mature.
- •
Interest
-
f
Period
Exchange
May?
Low
102.26
•102.24
or
Sale Price
the Week
Bonds ($)
High
102.26
•102.24
102.26
♦102.23
102.25
•102.23
102.25
•108.6
108.10
*108.6
108.10
*108.4
108.8
*108.4
108.8
*101.31
102.1
•101.31
102.1
•101.31
102.1
•101.31
102.1
•109.17
109.21
*109.14
109.18
♦109.12
109.16
*109.10
109.14
*109.11
109.15
111.10
*111.11
111.15
•111.10
111.14
*111.10
111.14
*111.12
111.16
113.18
*113.12
113.16
*113.12
113.16
*113.10
113.14
*113.14
113.18
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
♦100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
109.21
*111.13
111.16
111.10
1960-1965
*113.15
113.18
*113.14
1950-1962
•100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
;
1,000
1952-1954
*102.2'
102.4
•102.1
102.3
*102.2
102.4
•102.1
102.3
*102.1
102.3
•102.1
•104.31
105.1
*104.31
105.1
*105.1
105.3
*104.31
105.1
*104.31
105.1
*105.2
105.4
*103.26
103.28
*103.25
103.27
*103.26
103.28
•103.26
103.28
•103.24
103.26
*103.23
1,000
102.3
1956-1963
1962-1967
103.26
2%S_
1863-1963
*103.7:
103.9
♦103.6
103.8
*103.7
103.9
•103.6
103.8
2M.S.
*103.5.
103.7
•103.5
103.7
Jun
1964-1969
*102.25
102.28
*102.25
102.27
*102.26
102.28
*102.24
102.26
2%s>
*102.24
102.26
*102.23
Dec
102.25
1964-1969
*102.20
102.22
*102.19
102.21
♦102.20
102.22
*102.19
102.21
*102.18
102.20
*102.18
102.20
1965-1970
*102.15
102.17
*102.14
102.16
*102.15
102.17
*102.14
102.16
•102.14
102.16
*102.13
102.15
2%a_
2%a_.
1966-1971
*102.14
102.16
*102.13
102.15
*102.14
'
102.16
♦102.13
102.15
2 %a_
•102.12
102.14
Jun
1967-1972
*101.24
101.26
*101.23
101.25
*101.23
101.25
*101.21
101.23
2%s_
*101.20
101.22
♦101.20
1967-1972
*105.4 «
105.6
*105.4
105.6
*105.5
105.7
*105.6
105.8
*105.6
105.8
*105.7
JDec
105.9
1967-1972
*101.24
101.26
♦101.23
101.25**
101.23
♦101.21
101.23
*101.20
101.22
*101.20
>
101.22
JBep
101.22
2%s_
101.23
•102.12
102.14
2V*s_
.1951-1953
*102.2
102.4
*102.1
102.3 '
*102.1
102.3
♦102.1
102.3
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*102.1
102.3
*102.1
*101.25
101.27
*101.24
101.23
*101.25
101.27
*101.25
101.27
•101.25
101.27
*101.25
101.27
1954-1956
4,000
102.3
.1952-1955
2%a
I
*104.24
104.27
*104.23
104.26
*104.23
104.26
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104.26
104.26
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104.28
1956-1959
*103.30
104
*103.31
104.1
♦104
104.2
*103.30
104
2%s
*103.30
104
*104.1
Jun
104.3
1959-1962
*101.25
101.27
*101.25
101.27
♦101.25
101.27
*101.23
101.25
2V*b
*101.22
101.24
*101.24
Dec
1959-1962
*101.24
101.26
*101.23
101.25
♦101.23
2s
101.25
♦101.22
101.24
♦101.20
101.22
♦101.20
101.22
Bep
1950-1952
*100.11
100.12
♦100.11
100.12
♦100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
•100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
1951-1958
*100.31
101.1
♦100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
*100.31
101.1
1951-1959
•101.2
101.4
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
♦101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
101.12
2%S
2a
2s
:
2s
Jun
2s
Dec
1952-1954
•
•104.23
101.26
*101.10
101.12
*101.10
*101.10
101.12
♦101.10
101.12
*101.9
101.11
*101.10
*101.18
101.20
*101.18
101.20
*101.18
101.20
*101.18
101.20
*101.17
101.19
♦101.18
101.20
*103
103.3
*102.30
103
*102.30
103
*102.30
103
•102.30
103.1
*103
103.3
*100.6
100.7
•100.6
100.7
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
1%S-
1950
Bank
Friday's
for
r
Registered
*103. 12
103.16
*103.12
103.16
*103.12
103.16
*103.12
103.16
*103.12
103.16
*100. 28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
•100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100. 28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
♦100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100.28
101.4
*100. 20
100.28
*100. 8
•
*99. 28
*99. 8
*100.20
100.16
*100.8
100.8
'■
103.11
100.23
103.11
*100.20
100.28
*100.20
100.28
100.16
*100.8
100.16
*100.8
100.16
•100.8
U0.16
*100
100.12
*100
100.12
*100
100.12
*100
100.12
99.20
*99.8
99.20
99.28
*99.16
99.23
*99.16
99.28
*99.16
99.28
*98. 20
99
*98.20
99
*98.24
99.4
*98.24
99.4
•98.24
99.4
•98.24
99.4
98.12
*98
98.12
*98.8
98.20
*98.8
98.20
♦98.8
98.20
♦98 8
98.20
97.24
*97.12
97.24
*97.20
98
*97.20
98
•97.20
98
•97.20
98
97.20
*97.8
97.20
*97.12
97.24
*97.12
97.24
*97.12
97.24
*97.12
97.24
*97 ,12
*97 8
bond
;
*99.16
transaction.
FOR
Jan.1
No.
Low
{g 109%
40
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
5
BONDS
\
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Week's Range
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Low
June-Dec
10
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
No.
High
Low
•75 "
June-Dec
5%s series No. 11
108ft 110
Bonds
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
High
<74* series No.
;
1,000
100.28
♦100.20
*100.3
100.8
*98
;
Range Since
Sold
100.28
•100.20
100.16
*99.28
Friday
Bonds
High
i
101.12
1952-1954
1953-1955
2s
Bid ft Asked
108
Sales for
•
May 5
108.4
t Vis series No. 9
109 ft
Friday
,
.
Low-
High
102.1
*109.18
,
•
.—June-Dec
Low
High
Week's Range
Last
.
May 4
108.4
1968-1963
New York City
2% Corporate Stock 1980
Low
High
i.
Thursday
2 %■_
Low
Transit Unification Issue—
•102.24
Wednesday
May 2
•101.31
1956-1959
Odd lot transaction,
Friday
•
Tuesday
-
May 1
Low
High
102.3
RANGE
'
BONDS
102.27
Monday
\
;
*108.8? 108.11
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1960
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1961
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962
96.24 Mar 23
,.;r
;
High,
*102.25
Reconstruction ft Development
25-year 3s
1972
9
i
*102.1!
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
New York Stock
S2d
1955-1990
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1956
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1957
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1958
and
the month when the
case
more
1851-1964
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1953
2s serials of *50 due Feb 15 1954
2s serials of *50 due Feb 15 1955
•Bid
or
Apr. 29
Low
2%a_
International
99.11
in each
one
2%a_
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
__
103.9
BONDS
Treasury 3a
Treasury Jl%a_
Treasury 2Via_
Treasury 2%a_
Treasury 2Via_
Treasury 2Vis_
Treasury 2%a_
1
May
Oct
101.13
indicate
represent
EXCHANGE
.
111.10 May
1
102.19 Apr
101.12
"Interest Period"
NEW YORK STOCK
,
108.4
—
Feb
V
Highest
Jan
104.9
.
_
108.4
_
110.23 Mar
headed
Fl|«re» after decimal ptint
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES•
Range for Previous
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; f
48'A
deposit—
June-Dec
99%
*99% 100'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
*104% 107%
100%
2%s
2%s
1976
1979
Service
1971
3%s
ri
100%
■107% 107%
;
96
2
105%
108
3
100%
11
101%
103'A
included
107
not
Yonkers Electric
i
99%
100%
99%
•
101
101%
56%
102
)
Included In the year's range.
d-Ex-lnterest. eOdd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range, r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
\
;
:
{Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
-•
: J.
HThese issues were previously listed on the Curb Exchange.
The 1950 year's raDge shown
V 104%
>
here
102
40
■
——.
59
105
103%
98'A
31
56
98%
102%
-
♦103% 104 %
104
j
103'A
97'A
<
102
•101 J 101%
,
31
\
104 Va
V
120%
106
102% 102%
-
CM
101% 101%
'
94%
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-JuZy
Public
10
.
deposit
Wisconsin Electric Power
mortgage
V
106 Y»
106
5
'
102% 102%
Mar-Sept
1960
first 4s
of
•;•]•
106% (C
105 ye
104% 105
—
103
105
58%
104%.
Mar-Sept
-—
1973
debentures
general 4s
109
•101
May-Nor
.
57%
•
H
Corp—
1971
B
-62%
3 03%-103%
Jan-July
Jan-July
§ASu & Du div and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
105'A
;„v97%
102%
S
Certificates
8
*103'A 104
98%
Jan-July
Jan-July
w'
61
103%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
;
mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Co first mortgage 3s 1958
102
*55
y.
;
106
i\.
—
.
—
&
106%
»•.
Co—
1951
convertible
101% 102'A
102%
106% 106 7A
•54
101
.>101%
2
105 y8 105 Ye
106
50 Va
.101
*105% 106
Apr-Oct
*
May
2014
Jan
1960
debentures
100% 100%
April-Oct
A
;•
t
96%
92%
11
5s
income
2 i. f
101% 101%
,
Jan-July
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361—
4%s
53
90%
95
19
94'/.
104
*
1966
2361
gold
5s
A
95%
111
97
112% 113%
.
4s
52
May-Non
-
series I
Union Telegraph
8 A First
103%
93
88 Ye
May-Nov
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures
2%s.
:o"i"
81
79%
73
'4
*100
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
104%
102%
685
—
93%
*—
„
Spokane Internat first gold 4>As 2013
April
Standard Oil of California 2%s debs 1966—Feb-Aug
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
Swift & Co
*—
■
87'A
A
2%s debentures
88
Jan-July
1974
3 %s
3%s
Pacific
First
97
1996
3%s
104%
73%
4
75
75'A
"99% 100
mi<--
53
June-Dec
mtge 4%s-4s series A 1969
First
1986
First
Southwestern
C 75
88
Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_Aprll-Oc*
Winston-Salem
98%
92'/.
—
registered
Gen
Wilson
103%
95%
103%
West Shcre first
2%s
Southern
B
„
Jan-July
1979__May-Nov
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
102
92%
-Apr-Oct
1975_June-Dec
Power
Westinghouse Electric
107%
May-Nov
1960
Electric
Penn
4s
gtd 1950
stamped
5s
mortgage 3%s 1967
mortgage 3s guaranteed
Penn
2.65s
16
104%
77 Ye
General
30-year
99%
May-Nov
debentures
91%
101
v:
ref
Westchester Ltg
25-year
124
106
101%
*—
.
„
77%
first
Western
99%
123%
*106% 106%
Mar-Sept
1977
1981
convertible
1C3
A'
K&l /-AO?:-
"75
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Western
;
103 y«
98%
101%
;
68%
2
♦123'A
RR
Western
98%
—
Jan-July
1969
Gold
7
1
1976—May-Nov
__
63 Ym
98%
Warren
West
Southern Pacific Co—
First
3%s
debentures
conv
West
86%
98%
'
'
102% 102%
—
Jan-July
1994
6
86%
*102%
98%
June-Dec
1985
Gold
Co
103
'
88 %
99 -
;•
-
April
Gen mtge Income 4%s series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
—Feb-Aug
Walworth
6
t.
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—
General
100
82 Ym
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
__Feb-Aug
Ry 2%s
'
;
106
127
*98%
__
1941_Feb-Auy
1965—
1979
debentures
105'/»
^
103%
99%
t,io
•
_
100
—
Ala RR gtd 5s
1963
April-Oct
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
\
—
*126%
North
debentures
j
120
118%
2
105 y. 105,3.
•104
June-Dec
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
Southern Bell
6 6'/a
56%
15
119%
*104%
:_Jan-July
1
1974—
Oil
Union
383
94%
-
AGeneral mtge 4y2s series A Jan 2016
Seagram (Jos E.) & Sons 2'As 1966
3s
59%
103% 103%
..
cons
RR
90
91
'
1990—Jan-July
gold 4s 1968-June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B
1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo
Paul
St
*
92
103%
6
103
*
•
,
«...
99
'
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
General
91
59%
s
.
101
98%
—
130%
10*3
'
90
99
'
75
103%
30
—
105%
114%
24
105
*99
'
w—
W
71
72
*101
"*■
♦104
104%
103%
__
103%
102
—
124% 125'A
t".
May-Nov
'
74
*75%
'
1955-Jan-July
104%
*68%
"
102%
105
125%
First lien and ref: mtge 3%s ser C 1973-Apni-Ocf
Second
107%
*102
—■.
—ApriZ-Oct
Virginian Ry
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
St. Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996—Jan-July
107%
105
—
1978—Mar-Sept
First
10 Y*
107%
*106%
—
1963
1979
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
8%
8%
1955—Feb-Aug
First and refund mtge 27As ser G
107%
106%
8
8%
series
mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Mar-Sept
__
*6%
gtd 4s
fund series B 1957
& Power Co—
-t
Deferred
a
in
is
a
delivery sale
the
Included
in
not
year's range,
the
n
year's range,
combination
of
all
.
sales
on
both
.
.
■
■
Exchanges.
*. ■ <
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 Saturday, April 29
ending the current Friday, May 5.
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
and
RANGE
Friday
Week's
ENDED
MAY
5
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
for Week
Shares
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
FOR
Friday
'
STOCKS
New York Curb
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
'
Range Since January 1
.
Acme Aluminum
„
—
Ainsworth
Air
Associates Inc
(N
common
Jfj*—^
Air-Way Electric Appllance_z
For footnotes
see
page
33.
Low
High
1%
2
1%
Jan*
2
3%
4%
2,400
3
Jan
4%
24%
24%
100
21
Jan
4'A
4%
400
2%
3%
3,200
1%
13%
8,300
10%
Apr
9'A
200
7%
Jan
5,200
7%
Jan
—
.
1
•
5
2% S
500
4% Mar
May
Apr
24% May
5% Jan
3%
Jan
Apr
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama Power
4.20%
Alaska
Inc
Alles
Airlines
&
Fisher
preferred
12
1
9%
3
11%
12
♦
13% May
..
9 %
12
May
Apr
Allied
Products
Altes Brewing
Altofer Bros
50
91
100
—
90%
91
100% 101%
50
80
Jan
91
75
99%
Jan
102
4%
4%
4%
3,100
(Mich) common
Co
common
4
Apr
1
3%
3%
100
3%
Jan
5
1
17%
17%
400
16 %
500
.5%
Jan
5% Apr
*
6
5% Mar
...
.
j
.,4
Jan
.18%
Jan
5%
May
Feb
5 Ye Mar
Jan
5%
1
High
Low
High
common.
Allied International Investing Corp
12
Low
Par
High
3%
1
Stores.,,'
Manufacturing
1
10
Supply Manufacturing.
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Low
1%
warranty**
Alloys
Acme Wire Co common.,
Adam Hat Stores Inc
Aero
Par
Range Since January 1
'
'
■
ACF-Brlll Motors
Feb
.-.J,
..
6% Jan
6
Jan
c;
}
-
v
Volume 171
Number 4905
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1909)
2f>
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
r;
BONDS
Friday
,
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Last
Period
WEEK
ENDED
Bends
Bid & Asked
Low
debentures
1965
High
89
89
♦102
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mortgage 4y«s 1958
103%
107%
1.-%
83
100
102
102%
103
1
100%- 102%
—
Refund
5Vis lncdme debentures
Potomac Elec
Power
1st
First
mortgage 3 Vis
First
mortgage 3s
First
Public
3s
96'A
93
96%
95 %
95%
99%
99%
108
99%
100%
102 %
and
M
and
gold 5s
M
Pacific-Missouri
RR
of
New
series B
3%s series
first
refund
1970_Apr«-Oct
C
3%s
E
104
I28V2
104% 104%
14
103%
Orleans
3%s
1974
106
103% 103%
June-Deo
4
103%
103%
61%
25%
96%
96%
Tri-Continental
104
4
1051/4
Union
Oil
109%
Union
Pacific
of
Missouri
of
1961
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
'"V
.
7
69'A
327/a
92
359
" "
97
152
225
106%
United Biscuit Co
104%
105'A
United
sS
O
—
IOO1/4
—
101%
3%s
2%s
1971
2%s
debs
110%
S
debentures
1976
of America
2%s
Corp
Rubber
109%
109% 109'A
17
108%
102% 102%
2
102%
105%
1051/8 1051/8
1
104 %
105%
102% 1021/2
6
1Q2V4
103%
103% 103%
11
103
105
April-Oct
1970
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C
Gas
May-Nov
2%s 1975
June-Deo
103%
RR—
106%
*101 % 102%
52
21%
18
63
♦lOO'A lOl'/a
May-Nov
California
151%
104%
debs
1968
222
225
•—
Co
debentures
1061%
__
♦221
131%
U
103%
——.
2%s
Corp
First mortgage and coll trust
2%s
1964
98%
10
Pacific—
2%s
Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
Aprii-Oct
103%
95 Vi
1966
1970
debentures
debentures
2%s
1976
9
♦103
97%
103 Vi
103%
967/e
*97%
99%
99%
89
89
3
.
99
99%
89
5
Mar-Sept
98Vi
98%
April-Oct
1967
94%
102 J/2
95%
*102
Jan-July
May-Nov
Universal Pictures 3%s debentures 1959
debentures
101
13
23%
100
♦105% 106%
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Deo
2%a
IOI1/2
99%
131
1985_Jan-July
105
—
♦106% 107%
•151%
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
Oats
98%
23 %
U
Quaker
106%
1
131 %
98%
98%
June-Deo
ser
126
105
105%
98%
98'/2
1990_April-Oct
2000
119%
104
108'A
100
High
36
61%
3s
104
I
Low
—
105% 106
96%
Union Electric
1963
May-No®
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968_Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and
refund
Pacific
105%
lOa'A
105
•98% 103
Jan,
No.
*103% 104%
105%
first refunding 4s 1960
Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
—April-Oct
& Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Deo
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
First
and
3 Vis
*125%
May-Nov
tlhlrd Ave Ry
Co—
First
M
&
Texas
108
2
3
♦104% 105%
First
refund
General
96%
11
102% 103
Jan-July
1956
and
Term
108% 108%
and
First and
92%
—
Feb-Aug
ft Gas
Aprll-Oct
Tol
debentures
First
19
♦111
1966—Jan-July
.
Jan-July
2%s series D 1985
Texas
June-Dec
1984
4s
Electric
93
12
June-Dec
1983
Terminal
Service
6
95%
Feb-Aug
M 4s series C 2019
and lmpt
First
Ry—
1977
mortgage 2%s
Providence
95%
95%
1964__Jan-July
3V4S
mtge
95%
95'/a
and impt
Refund
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas ft New Orleans RR—
First
June-Dec
1959
First mortgage 4Vis series C 1960
Pittsburgh Youngstown ft Ashtabula
First general 5s series B 1962
First general 5s series C 1974
First general 4Vis series D 1977
Co
102% 102%
April-Oct
April-Oct
mortgage 4Vis series B
Plttston
.
Range Since
Sold
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
89
•:
8
102%
Bonds
Bid & Asked
108%
103%
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
'
;
102% 102%
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4Vis series A 1958
First
102'/a
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
1
■
Low
3
107% 107%
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
105% 106
Jan-July
5
Range Since
Sold
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3Vis
MAY
Friday
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago ft St Louis RR—
General mortgage 6s series A 1970
June-Dee
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964—May-No®
FOR
Week's Range
92
102%
R
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995 -May-Nov
Reynolds
(R J)
Rochester
Tobacco 3s debs
Gas
General
1973
91%
91%
_April-OcI
4Vis
series
D
1977- _Mar-Sepf
♦120%
mortgage
3%s series
H
1967- _Mar-Sepf
*106%
mortgage
General
10
91%
Vandalla
95'A
IO41/2
105%
3Vis
I
__
__
♦106% 107%
*6%
106%
8
8%
gtd 4s series A
fund
&
series
Power
1957
B
*
1955—Feb-Aug
May-Nov
107%
7
8%
8'A
8%
10
consolidated
First
10 %
Virginian
Ry
107J/2
IO71/2
105
107'/a
102
103%
105
—
105%
'Se
V"
1958
5s
series B
3s
105 Vi 107%
*106%
Co—
*102
3Vis convertible debentures 1963—
Aprii-Oct
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
—
General mortgage 3 Vis Series J 1969— -Mar-Sept
f A Rut-Canadian 4s stamped 1949
_Jan-July
ARutland RR 4Vis stamped 1941
-Jan-July
consol
sinking
Electric
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
1967- _Mar-Sept
series
RR
Consol
Virginia
mortgage
General
92
•104% 105%
Electric Corp—
&
124% 125%
125%
*104
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser
114%
130%
103
103%
90
May-Nov
C 1973-Aprii-Oct
24
103%
105
*99
.Aprii-Oct
1995
102%
99
90
6
88'A
99
6
99
103
103
7
103
75
75
'
!
91%
101
~
;
-A
1041/2 j
{
S
Saguenay Power Ss series A
St.
St
1971
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996—Jan-July
April-Oct
stamped 1955-Jan-July
Lawrence & Adlrond'k 1st
Second
gold
6s
1996
Louis
♦104
St
1st
"mortgage 4s series A
St
1997_
103%
74
65
•*—.
91
mtge lnc-sVis series A Jan 2022—.May
Ry—
59
75
98%
-
Wabash RR Co—
101
92
57%
59%
383
119%
15
118%
2
99%
90
94%
56%
91
First
bond certificates
4s
General
1989
,May-No®
1989-Jan-July
103% 103
St
Paul
ref gold
& Duluth first
St
Paul
Union
5s series A 1990—Jan-July
cons gold 4s
1968-June-Dec
3%s B 1971—
Aprll-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Seaboard
First
Air
Line
mortgage
RR
Co—
66%
series
4s
A
1996
3s
debentures
Shell
Union
Skelly
Oil
100
85
Corp
coll
*102%
98%
1965—
debentures
2"Vis
debentures
Southern
Indiana
127%
100
101%
98%
1985
1987
Ry 2%s 1994
271
99%
75%
981/4
—
Gen
98%
53%
First
4 Vis
(Oregon Lines)
4 Vis
1969
Gold
3s
4 Vis
A
1977
68%,
2
102 »/2
98%
123'A
101
107%
16
100%
102
-
101%
104%
104
105
77
2%s
124
83
—
—
77%
6
100% 101%
84
99%
95%
95%
96
129
95
92%
92%
93%
156
92
San Fran Term 1st mtge
Pa%iflc RR Co—
3%s
Apr-Oct
103%
102% 103%
685
ser A 1975_June-Dec
*102%
100%
First
mortgage 27As series E
1986
mortgage 2%s series F
mortgage 2 Vis series G
1996
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961—
Jan-July
First
Southern
Ry first consol gold 5s
1994
Devel
and general 4s series
A
1956
Devel
and general 6s series A
1956
Devel and general 6 Vis series A
Memphis
St
Louis
Div
Div
Southwestern
3 Vis
first
first
Bell
5s
gold 4s
Tel
debentures
ASpokane
gold
1956
1996
debs
Internat
first
1985
gold
4Vis
(N J) debentures 2%s
23/is. debentures 1974
Sunray Oil Corp 27/«s debentures
&
Co
94%
106%
98
106% 106%
107% 107 %
1971
8 A First
1966
98%
Jan-July
102%
99%
101%
Wisconsin
2
1051/2
102%
503
1051/4
111%
31
1017/a
101%
1031/4
Jan-July
April-Oct
103 J/e 103'/a
3.
102
103
102% 102%
1
102%
._Jan-July
1960
*1151/4 116 Vi
114%
115%
;i
103
1967
of
Public
77
77%
38
74
46%
77%
471/4
S3
41
78%
76
:
•'
77%
j
48%
.J;
deposit
Power
2%s
2%s
June-Dec
1971
3'As
*991/4 100 'A
99%
100%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1976
1979
Service
*104% 107%
107 Vi
107%
300%
99%
100%
56%
102
40
—
98%
31
97%
98%
56
102%
103'A
101%
99%
——
; --":-
the
in
the Bankruptcy
year's range,
n
d-Ex-lnterest.
range.
e
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's
the year's range,
y
Ex-coupon.
"
Odd-let sale not
r Cash sale
'
I
'
range,
„
,
A Bonds
102
104%
flThese
here
is
a
77 01
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
week.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
101
101%
104
In
Included
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under section
105
102% 102%
delivery sale not Included in the year's
Deferred
a
59
103%
■
*—
Yonkers Electric Light & Power 2%s 1976,Jan-July
not
102
*—
95V4
101V4
*101'A 101%
108
Included
♦103% 104%
1973
1970
85
02
95Vi
109
103'A
*101
94
94%
96
106
105'A
107
•101
debentures
mortgage 3s 1958
Electric
mortgage
100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972
1973
9
Mar-Sept
S B first 4s
A Certificates
Wisconsin
101%
May-No®
2%s debentures
102%
101'A 101%
Jan-July
Jan-July
div and term first 4s 1936—May-Nov
§ ASu & Du
3
97%
101%
_June-Dee
Mar-Sept
general 4s 1949
A Certificates of deposit
106%
May-Nov
,"1
104% 105
104%
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
11
*55
10
102% 102%
2014
120%
102
8
♦103'A 104
105%
96%
92'A
11
first
Co
104%
Muy
Apr-Oct
A Jan
mortgage 3%s series D
100% 100%
-April
1966—Feb-Aug
101%
.,
Co—
106'A 108%
&
60
55%
37
22
64%
57
31
62'A
58%
103 7/b
102% 103%
101% 102%
102%
Aprll-Oct
'
debentures
92%
107%
90%
95
102% 104
2013
Standard Oil
2 Vis
87%
19
May-Nov
Standard Oil of California 2%s debs
Swift
93%
1061/a
106%
3.06
10
57%
107 »/2
Winston-Salem
95%
111
97
104
Jan-July
Jan-July
1983
12
112% 113%
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1951
2%s
♦
Jan-July
106%
1041/2
.103%
103
First
103%
93
—
88%
income
1971
convertible
First
93%
87%
61
-
Mar-Sept
Wilson
Southern
First
105
105'/e
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
104'A
1021/4
„
debentures
2.65s
97
1960
103
5
106% 106 7/e
103%
101
1
106
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C
98%
May-Nov
debentures
106
54
50%
101%
V
*105% 106
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
103%
__May-Nov
1981
convertible
100 %
4Vis
gold 5s 1951
30-year 5s I960—
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
99%
106
—
Pacific
Union Telegraph
25-year
103'A
27
98%
*—
Mar-Sept
■<
VS101
;
105 »/e 105'/a
91
88
'
2i
"2:
101%
104.1/4
mtge 4'/2S-4s series A 1969
Western
99%
6
Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
53
101% 101'/a
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
1
-
79%
98%
*100
registered 2361
Jan-July
Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_Aprll-Ocf
Western
59
77%
4s
52
53
88
73
4
__
♦106% 106%
77%
88
"81
73%
4
"V4.
75
75Vi
09% 100
Western
99%
63%
98%
10114
4s
86%
98%
♦123'A
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
Income 4Vis series B Jan 1991
West Shore first
86%
102% 102%
June-Dec
1979
23is
127
6
—
98%
Ala RR gtd
5s 1963
April-Oct
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
106
104%
V 1
63'/.
1941-Feb-Auy
Jan-July
7s
North
Southern Bell
3s
*98%
1971—April-Oct
trust
debentures
105 %
;■■*—.
—
100
82%
June-Dec
Socony-Vacuum OH 2Vis 1976
South" &
100
June-Dec
debentures
2Vis
2%s
*126%
May
—
1974
Oil
fgASilesian-Amer
103%
103%
10
.,
*104
..Jan-July
mtge 4Vis series A Jan 2016
(Jos E.) & Sons 2Vis 1966
mtge
April
April
RR first ref gtd gold 3Vis 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Ltg 5s stamped gtd 1950
June-Dec
General mortgage 3Vis 1967
Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3Vis 1974
May-Not>
West Penn Power 3J/2S series I 1966
Jan-July
120
■
AGeneral
Seagram
105% 105
*104%
Depot
,
Warren
119
103%
and
•
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971.
_Feb-Aug
Walworth Co conv debentures 3Vis 1976—May-Nov
Louis-Southwestern
Second 4s lnc bond certificates Nov
•
Gen
Gen
91
Vi
W
71
72
*101
Jan-July
104%
"
*75%
Rocky Mt ft P 5s
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
•ASecond
104%
*68%
selling flat.
Issues
previously
were
combination
of
all
listed
sales
on
the Curb
on
both
The
Exchange.
1950
year's
shown
range
Exchanges.
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 Saturday, April 29
ending the current Friday, May 5.
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
and
RANGE
Week's
friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
5
Week's
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Sales
Last
Exchange
FOR
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Range Since January 1
Range Since January 1
"
Par
ACF-Brill Motors
Acme
Adam
Hat
Stores
—
lnc
Air
common.
(N J4^__;
Air-Way Electric Appliance.For footnotes see
4'A
2,400
3
Jan
24 "4
24%
100
21
Jan
4'A
4%
400
3%
3,200
10
*
1
Manufacturing
Associates lnc
2
3%
"
Aero
Supply Manufacturings
Agne^v Surpass Shoe Stores,,.
Ainsworth
1%
3%
1
common,,
page
33.
Low
High
1%
warrants^*,
Aluminum Alloys
Acme Wire Co
Low
1
2%
500
l'/a Jan
"
2%
4% Mar
1% Jan
High
-
2
4%
May
Apr
24% May
5% Jan
3'A
Apr
•
12 V;
1
—3
—
■
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
Alaska
Power
Airlines
AJles &
Fisher
4.20%
12
'91/4
11%
8,300
9'A
12
•
io%
Apr
200
13%
lnc
7%
5,200
7%
Corp
5
1
Jan
12
Altofer
•
Apr
Bros
(Mich)
common
common
Jan
91
May
99%
Jan
102
Feb
4'A
4'/a
3,100
~3%
17 y4
17%
91
■•>
—
—
Apr
Jan
■
5% ■' 6
--
—
'
100
•
16 %
500
V
3%
400
5%
5 Vfe Mar
Jan
4
5%
—
1
Altes Brewing Co—
80
75
~3%
1
common
50
90 '/a
4%
1
Jan
Products
High
Low
High
100% 101'A
91
100
13% May
9 % May
Allied
Low
50
preferred
Allied International Investing
—
5
'Par
-
51/2
Jan
,18%
Feb
*
6%
Jan
v
6
Jan
»
Jan.
5% Mar
4
;.
Apr
Jan
#0
'
(1910)
YORK
NEW
-
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
"
■"
■'
'
'•
•
common.^
$3.75
cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
•
—
•
Filter
American
Beverage
Book Co
American
Class
Jan
58% Mar
96%
Jan
101% Mar
100
24Jan
6
300
56%
3,000
14%
300
13%
%
6,800
,7*
%
1%
78
1%
78
$2.50 convertible
American
Hard
Jan
8%
Jan
100
10c
American
Jan
15
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
Metal
American
It Mar
Jan
76%
8%
1%
Feb
1,600
Mar
Jan
85
Jan
Apr
125
110% Mar
Feb
1%
Jan
115
Conv
1,500
1%
Apr
34%
350
33%
Apr
36% Mar
39
34
12%
Jan
41% Mar
10%
Jan
13%
11%
12%
950
2%
Jan
18 %
Apr
21%
600
14%
Apr
18%
Jan
Cessna Aircraft Co
4%
16,200
3%
Feb
4%
Apr
Chamberlin
19
20%
3,300
13%
Jan
20% May
Charis
55%
57
700
47
Jan
58%
34%
Jan
37% Mar
27%
27'A
25
26
Apr
31
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing com
Chicago Rivet Si Machine
Chicago 81 Southern Air Lines
•
57
•
Class B
•
Apr
Feb
27
27%
2,100
26
Jan
31
Feb
33%
33
34%
2,100
27%
Feb
36%
Apr
2
8%
3%
Jan
10c
American
27
ZZZZlO
Republics™
%
Seal-Kap common
Superpower Corp common
preferred
preferred
23,000
%
3/4
11,100
%
116%
Jan
4%
200
8% May
Jan
50
5
common
8 J/4
128% 128'/4
•
,
Writing Paper
6 J/4
4%
4%
Feb
Chief
Post
Cities Service
Angerman Co Inc
Anglo-Iranian Oil
Amer dep
Apr
City & Suburban Homes
Clark
7%
Apr
5% Mar
6%
Jan
Claude
6
6%
700
6
May
7%
Jan
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing.
14%
Apr
Club Aluminum
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4»/a%
pfd
Argus Inc
Arkansas Natural fGas common
$1.20
conv
6%
111%
80
109%
Jan
4
4%
5,500
3%
Jan
*
10%
10%
11 '/a
5,600
10%
11%
17,000
10 J/2
10%
3,100
10%
Feb
115% 115'/a
30
114%
Jan
1,800
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
3,800
x21%
Feb
24%
Apr
23% Mar
25%
Feb
Consolidated
12% Mar
2.50
10'/a
10
10%
1
24%
23%
24%
•
Rdfining
25
24%
25'/a
1,500
11%
10%
11%
2,600
Co__,
ZZZZl
Corp
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rets
__£i
reg__
Associated
Laundries
of
America
Atlas
Inc
6%
7%
112
Apr
Jan
4% May
12% Jan
Colon Development
Baldwin
7%
preferred
Jan
Colt's
Jan
Commodore
Jan
Feb
6%
Apr
Manufacturing Co
American
common
Vtc ext to
1956
-
Gas Utilities
Barium
Basic
Benson Si Hedges
.
Jan
517/a
Apr
Cornucopia Gold Mines
5%
11,700
5
Jan
6%
Feb
Coro
16%
3,100
1,300
15% Mar
17%
Jan
Corroon Si
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
5
15%
16
5%
6
8%
8%
7%
7%
7%
16%
17
11%
11%
11%
500
5
8
400
500
1,800
Apr
Jan
II Jan
■
6% Mar
9
Jan
16% Mar
22
Jan
10%
13%
Feb
Feb
s
37%
37%
11%
12
Inc
4%
4%
II"II
•
Cosdcn
5%
Petroleum
i
I_i
•
"
"power
•
1
common
dep
receipts
rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets oid
reg
British Columbia
Power class
Class B
"♦
10s
A
Buckeye
Bunker
Pipe
Hill
class
1
2 50
B
•
"250
Burd Piston
Ring Co
Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
5% Mar
17,100
500
200
33/4
Jan
6 J/2 Mar
12 J/2
Jan
5%
Apr
7% Mar
5'% Mar
17%
Feb
Products
American dep rets 5%
Calamba Sugar Estate
Electric
5%
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6 V2 %
preference
800
7
Apr
70
52
Jan
250
15
Jan
7
100
'
,
15%
10
„
4 »/8
106
15%
10%
...
1,800
——
4
60
4%
9,900
8
8 >/8
300
60
62
675
19%
170
5%
200
19%
20%
7%
8 J/4
—
19
—
5
19%
7%
,
24
24
__
20
(Md%
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Class B
20
73/4
Jan
8%
115
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
Feb
16%
Carey Baxter
Carman
Si
Carnation
Carolina
&
Davidson-Brothers Inc
•
3%
Apr
Mar
11
10%
13 %
Jan
Jan
7'A Mar
4 % Mar
9%
Jan
footnote*
Mr
onee
Apr
6%
Jan
8% Mar
4
2o
25%
3,500
25
Apr
31
Jan
63/4
1,700
6
Mar
8
Jan
13 J/2 Mar
15
Apr
Feb
51%
400
5%
Jan
6%
53/4
3,400
4'A
Jan
6 J/2
Feb
4%
5
5 J/4
2,000
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
2,025
39%
51%
7%
453/8
55
7
Jan
73/8
2,000
6%
Jan
43%
1
453/0
3,150
33%
Jan
9%
9%
13
10'A
12%
55
Apr
7%
Apr
45% Mar
600
13
86 3/»
Feb
11
2
3
18%
34
10
Apr
78'A Mar
88%
Jan
2% Mar
4,100
100
3/a
rV
5'A
22,600
18%
33
*
14%
Jan
6,700
3%
Jan
1,050
88
3
3 J/2
1,700
9% Jan
121/2
4%
1
Mar
3
13%
Jan
Jan
May
20
30
34
4,400
Apr
May
tV Jan
J/2
Jan
Jan
V8
9%
10 J/4
.700
9
Apr
11%
6%
6%
1,500
6'A
Jan
7%
17
Feb
3'/2 May
6%
Feb
17
17%
1,500
16%
Jan
17% Mar
9
9%
93/8
5,000
5'/2
Jan
10
Apr
51
Apr
48 3/8
49
550
34'A Jan
3 J/2'
3%
300
2% Mar
31%
—
33 J/b
1%
33%
11,000
1%
1 %
6,700
2%
3%
800
6
6 J/2
5%
6%
11%
11 »/8
200
2%
*
„
*
25c
2%
2,100
30%
1
Apr
Jan
3% May
33% May
1%
Apr
21/4 Mar
3%
Feb
2,300
5 J/4
Jan
7 %
Jan
3,400
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
11
♦
Feb
12
Mar
21/2 Mar
3 'A
Jan
2'A
—
Jan
334
Apr
50 J/4
Jan
63
63%
110
19%
20%
6,800
11
11%
200
10
.14
14%
150
131/4
10
20%
—
18% Jan
Feb
5'A Mar
—
Jan
69
Apr
21% Jan
12%
Jan
6%
Apr
15J/4
Feb
5"%
Jan
5,200
.16'/a
Devoe & Raynolds class B__
Jan
20%
Apr
Distillers Co
1,500
5
Jan
8%
Apr
50
100
23J/2 Mar
25%
Feb
200
Dobeckmun Co
3%
700
Jan
213/4
Apr
23%
Jan
Dominion Steel &
Jan
11%
Apr
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
11
Apr
Jan
1,600
14%
Jan
20
3,200
17%
Feb
19% Mar
12%
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
6
4%
3,100
Feb
Mar
Mar
6%
12%
4%
4%
400
4%
8%
4%
300
612
7%
9,300
8%
5,000
x8%
23
23
50
Apr
9
iV Jan
3%
Jan
3% Mar
4
%
Apr
5H Mar
8
22%
Jan
Jan
20%
Apr
5
2%
Apr
5% Mar
7%
Apr
9% Mar
24
Mar
Apr
16
Jan
10 V2
Apr
X9%
100
7%
Jan
10%
Apr
■■v 7%
7%
4%
22,100
20%
500
7%
500
2%
17
76
78
113% 113%
2%
3%
300
7%
63
Apr
150% Mar
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
12
Feb
Apr
2
Apr
II1/2
Apr
2%
Apr
12%
1,400
4 J/2
4%
7,800
12 J/s Mar
3%
37
Jan
Jan
18
18
18
600
16%
—
22
22
100
22
14%
Jan
4% May
38%
Apr
•
80%
Jan
18%
Jan
May
24%
Feb
91/4 Mar
•
10 J/a
Feb
79%
80%
525
69
Jan
83
Apr
28%
29
200
24'% Mar
30
Apr
90
700
85
98
Mar
Jan
l-
£l
reg
Co
1
common
5%
~3%
~3%
"3%
1,900
"4 J/2
•
Eastern Gas As Fuel Assn
6%
Apr
•
1
14%
700
14%
14
4 J/2
1,900
2,500
2%
Feb
3%
l2-»/4
•
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Feb
Feb
14%
Jan
3% Mar
51/4
Apr
13
Mar
17
Apr
Jan
E
prior
common
Jan
21%
70 %
750
61
651/2
1,150
•
Emsco Derrick & Equipment
1
Jan
4
70
Apr
75
Jan
66
25
61
Apr
67%
Jan
18%
Jan
20%
21
400
12%
12
J/4
13
3,800
20%
20%
21
23,700
1
12%
12%
18 J/2
100
••
-
/
1%
5
/
4
1
17%
Jan
11%
Jan
103 %
Feb
5%
Jan
400
1%
7,700
43
,100
12
Feb
1%
Jan
\h
48,800
A Jan
15
Jan
Apr
19% Mar
1*% Mar
6
4% May
1
23% Mar
19%
x45
1,000
"
Apr
107% May
X6J/4 Jan
Jan
42
53/8
J/2
%
Mar
13%
500
16
1%
43
Feb
81
Jan
20
5% "1 6
16
—
23
Jan
8%
2,000
107% 1073%
1
10
Jan
77J/2
1
Eureka Pipe Line common
Jan
3
125
—
1
Corp Ltd
30%
400
73
•
_1
Esquire Inc
Apr
"3%
1
5
Feb
66
—
10c
common
$3 convertible preferred
Jan
73% Mar
75
"3%
5
common
3%
Jan
Apr
73
——
•
Common shares of beneficial lnt
2% Mar
67
60 J/2
26'A
"3 J/a
•
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
Easy Washing Machine class B
Eureka
66 J/2
61
_25
Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Equity Corp
2 J/2
66 J/2
100
Electric Bond As Share
2%
100
preferred
preferred
Jan
Jan
i«
16 J/2
Apr
Feb
Apr
Apr
Apr
2% Mar
76
9J/4
1%
22%
89
Hosiery class B
Eastern States
Apr
7%
3%
200
1,700
12 J/2
Jan
5%
100
20
Jan
Jan
5,800
4%
Jan
%
X9%
150% Map
3%
5
146
Jan
6%
1 % Mar
7
Apr
2 5/a
11
25
Ltd
common
dep rets ord
Duraloy (The)
Durham
Feb.
8 %
141/4 Mar
Apr
16%
American
135
30
10%
24
Feb
Jan
11%
38,500
4%
6
Jan
1,700
2,000
950
141/4
13% Mar
12%
15
7%
10
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
19%
11%
1,600
Jan
2%
23
Duke Power Co
18%
2,000
5%
10%
—
2 J/2
24
10
Apr
19
Xl4%
Co
Co
Apr
3'/a May
19
12%
100
—
Apr
10%
12%
*
Harris
2%
18%
6
1
6%
700
•
Coal class B
Si Chemical
25%
18%
6
141
1
Jan
200
13
141
12%
1
Draper Corp
Jan
X25%
7
.
2%
50
7 J/8
28
12%
1%
Domestic Credit Corp class A
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
23%
Jan
Jan
1
33%
1% Mar
2%
Hf
•
common-
22% Mar
Feb
Driver
1,600
Jan
x7J/s
Apr
2
Ltd—
Dominion Tar
2%
36%
Apr
1%
"e%
—
dep rets ord reg 4s
Jan
8
Mar
6'/2
28 J/4
6%
—
10
17
12%
12%
American
Products
32
....
103/4
5%
Steel
34
100
300
—
100
Jan
X9%
I—1
6
5%
~5%
5
5
16
1
Jan
26%
6
35
Detroit
Apr
X9%
•
33
Apr
7%
50c
common
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
300
3%
A
23 % Mar
63
12%
15
Dennison Mfg class
8% debenture
Electrographlc Corp common
Empire District Electric 5 "h pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
&
Light $5 pfd_
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
6%
Jan
10c
84% Mar
-2.50
common
Jan
1%
1
common
Jan
22'/a
2%
1
Co
Co
Power
2'A
76,000
D
Jan
-100
Kennedy Inc
9,400
5%
5
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Feb
7% Mar
""""
common-
5%
53/0
2.50
Jan
.2
Canadian Marconi
Capital City Products
15%
5 »/4
5%
2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Apr
common"
,
17
15 s/8
5'/a
•
Mar
103/4
—
5
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
151/8 Mar
15%
5
common
19
213/4
—
1
voting
non-voting
300
Jan
1
5
78
Canners Ltd common
Convertible preferred
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—""
A
May
■
51
«...
24%
11%
Canadian
Class
15
Jan
7'A
7%
100
700
£1
IIIi
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Jan
Feb
common-—50c
Power
12%
Jan
12%o
Calgaxy Si Edmonton Corp Ltd™
California
200
Apr
123/8
%
preferred
Apr
15
50
Eastern Malleable Iron
Electric
17
15
-
(ord reg)„£1
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
4%%
Cables & Wireless—
78%
Feb
1
6%
Cable
Feb
XI5J/2
1
2%
_i
I"
65%
1,100
1
Crown
12%
•
Burma
24,600
17
1
Jan
35%
preferred—Ilo
Sullivan
75%
16%
6
Apr
1J/2 Mar
•
Line
&
14%
•
DistillersIIIIIIIIIIIHi
Ltd
7
.
I ~~£i
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co
common
4,600
733%
5
12%
33% Mar
•
£i
dep
Mills
Jan
Feb
75%
_•
convertible preferred
American
38%
800
1
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Bruck
Jan
500
•
Co_IIIIIIIIH>
junior
9%
2%
—
Brown Forman
4% cumulative
35% Mar
35%
Class A
British
Jan
l'/4
Courtaulds Ltd—
Crown Cent Petroleum
34 •%
coml*
CoZZZZZZZZ
Apr
1J/4
1%
1
common
Feb
2%
i
2«?
Manufacturing Co
59%
34%
25
preferrecLlOO
British-American Oil
Apr
12'/a
3
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light
Amer
400
1,200
52%
12'/a
IIIIIIl
Breeze
5'/a
6%
14%
i
Bohack (H C) Co common
5V2% prior cumulative
Brillo
2,400
—.
Co™
Apr
18
1%
Crowley Milner & Co
'
l
common
Bourjois Inc
Brazilian Traction
Light &
8%
•
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Cuban Tobacco common
7
I_
common
Borne, Scrymser
54%
11%
*
Ridge Corp common
Blumenthal (S) &iCo common
10
Apr
Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
4%
Blue
Jan
7%
5c
Croft
•
Bickford's inc coihmon
Birdsboro Steel
Fdry & ~Mach~ Co
Blauner
53%
37%
P~wr"£td
common
7%
3,500
2 J/2
44
49%
■
\common
600
83/8
18%
350
l
Cotp
Refractories Inc_II__HH"
Aircraft
8%
1
51%
Andes—
Bell Telephone of >
Canada
Benrus Watch CoVlnc—
Apr
8%
1
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
Continental Foundry & Machine Co
Cook Paint Si Varnish Co
3
Steel
Bellanca
20%
87%
Jan
53%
Baumann
Jan
Apr
Jan
1
Jan
5
(L) & po common
Beau-Brummel Tips common
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
'
11%
64%
17%
Liquidating Corp
•
Consolidated Mining Si Smelting Ltd—5
Consolidated Royalty Oil
iO
3%
25
common
common
Barcelona Tr Lt Si
9 J/4 Mar
60'A Mar
Compo Shoe Machinery—
67%
% Mar
Apr
200
1
Jan
800
10
475
25
Apr
30
shares
Jan
200
25
Hotel Inc
Community Public Service
2%
Co
C?o
8%
93/4
1
41%
1
L
Rubber
Banco de los
250
~6
150
Locomotjive
Baldwin
Jan
10
•
Creole Petroleum
Wlftbjg
Apr
7%
19 S/8
Colonial Sand Si Stone Co_.
12%
116% Mar
si}.
Si
5>4
Feb
643/8
1
11
Apr
IB
Babcock
Jan
6 J/2
9
ordinary
9,600
•
-
preferred, i—
38%
3%
600
9%
Colonial Airlines-
3%
5
Automatic Voting Machine™
Ayrshire ColliSries Corp
Jan
4,400
7
~
52,}
%
Jan
37
20
5%
19 >/2
—20
3
IIIII
products
9%
Apr
37%
"
Products Co_—
50
%
•
ZZZZ-ZZZl
Avery (B F) Si Sons
10%
3%
63%
...
j,
Corp warrants
Plywood Corp
Steel
Jan
Apr
6%
IIIIIIIII50
Automatic
common
•
Associated Tel & (Tel class A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Lipe Co
Atlas
11
10%
—
Feb
45/8
Consolidated
•
10
Apr
19%
Cockshutt Plow Co common
4,000
111
preferred
Aspinook (The)
73/4
7%
4%
7'A
Feb
81/8
3% Mar
111%
-
Equipment C0rp
Ashland Oil &
Feb
J
"io
pfd_IIII_«
—
Jan
2%
1
Common class A non-voting..
6% preferred
Arkansas Power St
Light $7
12%
100
IlOO
.
Aro
Manufacturing Co
Cimchiield Coal Corp common
100
3%
21%
Feb
1
Jan
300
13%
Feb
Jan
7
—1
3,100
3%
14 J/2
64%
Co—
7'/a
13%
500
6%
--
—10
53/4
13%
250
7%
37%
7
5
6%
i
16%
1
5%
£1
II
Mar
21%
—10
5
Ltd—
Co
rets ord reg
Angostura-Wupperman
173
Jan
7%
6%
—
Jan
/
5%
1
Feb
142 J%
3 J/2
'
2
common
Jan
Apr
22
4
common
Inc
10%
97%
Jan
380
167%
7 J/2
~4%
.—5
City Auto Stamping
Neon
Apr
Jan
8 J/4
—10
Mining—
Mar
Controller
Jan
14%
~~
—10
common
Consolidated
71/4
85% Mar
50
18
16
.2.50
5
Products
1,200
trust certificates
Clarostat
Anchor
8%
—
1
common
America—.
133
Jan
6
\l
Votine
Jan
164
—10
550
15%
pfdlll25
Jan
81%
Jan
14 J/2
164
2
—
19%
class A
4%
90
% Mar
5V„ Jan
26% Jan
94
—10
4%
Carp
5,700
8%
-100
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
19
19
6%
84 J/4
16%
-100
15%
2
22% Mar
series— -100
div
opt
of
250
25
Jan
6%
1
preferred
Co
6 J/a
3% Mar
-i.uU
4%
Jan
5%
400
83%
6%
preferred. -100
15%
Co
Natural Gas Co 6%
5%
1
pra
nigni
preferred
300
24%
.-100
19%
common
Potash Si Chem
Thread
ot
1
5%
4%
Co—
Power
preferred
Central fuwer
1% Mar
"Ilio
;
20
American
series
9% Mar
High
5%
5%
•
& Co
Maine
3.50%
Low
4%
1
Catalin Corp of America—;
Central
Bange Since January 1
High
2s 6d
common—
common
25
com
American
American
Products
1
Products
Meter
Co
Castle (AM)
Mar
100
1
Maracaibo Co
American
W)
(J
56% May
2%
1%
25
American
9%
110% 110%
l
Co
American
Carter
SCentral States Elec 6%
preferred
Rubber
9%
Shares
Low
£1
dep rets A ord
Amer dep rets B ord
Amer
Central Ohio Steel Products
9%
X
,
for Week
Ltd—
Carreras
Casco
120
81
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
55%
1
26
Mar
45%
Cities Power & Light—
B
American
7
51%
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
High
11,200
14%
I
American General Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
$6
5
Friday
1,200
24 '/2
6%
55%
100
_
American Gas & Electric—
4%% preferred
American
24%
18
common
55%
99% 100
6%
—•
5% conv pfd
5American Bantam Car Co class A
Amer
MAY
STOCKS'^"^*!*
Low
Monday, May 8,1950
...
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Bange Since January 1
High,
53%
100
Industries commonl
American
54'/»
100
Aluminium Ltd common
Air
Low
Par
:
Aluminum Co of America
Amer
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
CURB
Sales
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
RANGE
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
9
Jan
F
3% Mar
Jan
81%
Apr
Faircblld Camera As Instrument
25
112%
Apr
114%
Jan
8,700
Falrchild Engine
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
Fansteel
& Airplane
Metallurgical
1,
1
_1
•
25%
6%
15
24%
25% ~
6%
7 J/2
14%
15%
•
1,700
22%
Jan
73,000
4%
Jan
20,900
10J/»
Jan
29% Mar
7% May
16 J/2
Apr
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
,
NEW
(1911)
YORK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
FOR
CURB
WEEK
EXCHANGE
ENDED
MAY
5
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Fire Association (Phila).
-10
Low
67 Va
First York Corp common
10c
$2 dividend cumulative preferred—
Fishman (M H) Co—
STOCKS
Low
68%
2%
33%
x61%
Feb
1,100
33%
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
High
570
3
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
High
67
2%
Apr
3%
31 % Mar
33%
Apr
16%
21
Low
Par
Jan
Feb
100
76
Jan
Jim Brown Stores
to $1
Ford
Stores
Motor
Co
American
--
—
—
Feb
Julian &
3%
A
4
3%
1,700
32
30%
32%
38
33
38
6,400
3%
Feb
deposit receipts bearer
%
Fort Pitt Brewing Co_
(Peter)
14
*
400
Jan
32% May
22%
Jan*
38
1.2
Brewing
4 % %
May
Gatineau
5%
A)
Power Co
7%
100
7%
29%
Feb'
10
32
32%
300
12%
11%
12%
5,100
•
common
92
-
5%
2
Corp com
preferred
11%
5%
2
3%
1
20
1,100
Jan
2%
'
■
Jan
3% Jan
3% Jan
19% Feb
'"
•
4,300
rets ord
reg—
General Finance Corp
5% preferred series
23
25
£1
.
A
Fireprooflng
General
Outdoor
Adv
General
Phoenix
6%
6%
3,800
10
Corp.
*
common
6%
pfd
General Plywood Corp common
44%
447/a
700
6%
Jan
19%
1,000
Jan
12%
12%
150
11%
Jan
13% Mar
9%
Jan
12%
Jan
12%
Apr
19%
13
600
107/b Mar
13
Jan
34
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
Co
common
(Walter) & Co..
4% %
Mar
Feb
23
Feb
23% Mar
preferred
Georgia Power (6 preferred
4%
3,200
4
5
preferred
Klein
1
Kleinert
10
8%
8%
40
25%
24%
103%
25 Va
1,100
Jan
Jan
25 Va May
4%
4%
4%
3,300
16%
17%
7,800
11%
1ft
1ft
1,500
Corp
5
Jan
1
13
400
13
12% May
14% Mar
50
~3%
,_1
3%
1
7%
~3%
4,300
7%
10,800
1
87/a
700
7%
13%
13%
1,000
13%
Apr
2%
2%
3,100
mmmm
9
Feb
9%
Jan
1
33%o
Jan
Jan
Apr
13%
Jan
16
2%
2 % Mar
Jan
Jan
41%
Jan
*49%
Feb
Feb
107%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
2%
Jan
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
1
104
113
Apr
116% Mar
Feb
107%
3
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
Lakey Foundry & Machine
Larason Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University
Apr
Lefcourt
Feb
Le Tourneau
Feb
...1
5
5
5
15
10
10 Va
300
4%
3,300
12%
15
May
5
Jan
4%
1,100
10%
4%
1
22%
Mar
14%
5
Feb
Apr
4%
Feb
107%
113% 113%
♦
lft
10
12 'A Mar
Kobacker Stores
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Mar
18
May
400
13
12%
12%
Apr
5%
Jan
9% Mar
——
10
Feb
42
21
17%
•
Apr
Jan
1
Co common
9%
38%
27/a
1
105% Mar
Feb
7
4,800
600
39%
1
(I B) Rubber Co
Hotels
"8%
40
1
Lake G M Co Ltd
(D Emil)
Knott
•
50
105
105
100
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
King Seeley Corp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Kirkland
—
8% Mar
100
•
Gerity-Mich Corp
Apr
7%
100%
•
,
8
Apr
6% May
7% Mar
Mar
21
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
Jan
1,600
~6Va
_50c
$6
$5 pr3lerred
j
44%
100
1
Public Service
Kidde
18%
6%
6%
1
common
General
Jan
93%
1% Mar
4%
15%
Kreuger Brewing Co
23
25
Feb
7%
6 %
19
5
13% Mar
3% Mar
5:
5%
57/s
•
Jan
900
3%
3V2
•
Key
7%
General Electric Co Ltd—
General
Apr
pfd—100
Kennedy's Inc
91
4%
1
11%
Jan?
15% Jan
92
1
:
Builders Supply
dep
'
K
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Kawneer Co
Feb
ft Jan
Jan'
32 %
100
convertible
Amer
High
1
Apr
2%
,
;
'
V\ '
18
8% Mar
50
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Alloys Co
5%
500
7%
preferred
General
1,200
•9%
9
Co
ft Feb
14%
5
convertible
(Geo
19,600'
U
-
13%
Franklin Simon & Co Inc common
Fuller
4,700
Kokenge Co
5% Jan
21
Ford Motor of France—
American
900
3%
2%
17%
2%
Ltd—
deposit rets ord reg
non-voting
Class B voting
Fox
Low
2%
2%
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class
Range Since January 1
High
3
1
common
Preference
'
5c
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
Mar
Feb
May
12 Va
8%
Jan
Jan
Mar
8%
Jan
Apr
10
22%
6%
6%
6%
3,300
6% Mar
7
7
7%
3;300
6
Jan
700
19%
500
12 Va
Feb
14
Apr
13%
2,000
12 %
Apr
15%
Feb
21%
1,900
19%
20%
14
14
12%
20%
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Gilbert (A C) common
*
20
20
200
17
Jan
Gilchrist Co
*
13%
13%
100
13% May
14%
•
Apr
17%
Jan
Corp common
Lit Brothers common
24%
12% Apr
11% May
10%
10 %
400
10% May
12%
Jan
13
Jan
Loblaw Groceterias class A
•
27%
27%
225
26 %
27%
Apr
—5
23%
23%
75
26
26%
-
Gladding McBean
Glen
Alden
& Co
7%
25
*
14%
14%
14%
6,600
1
11%
11%'
11%
1,200
5
19 %
20%
2,400
1
3%
Union
Inc
Co
Gobel (Adolf)
Inc common
Godchaux Sugars class A
Class B
$4.50 prior preferred
1%
Jan
20% May
4% Apr
50
41%
Jan
45-
27%
27%
150
%
ft
11,700
Manufacturing common
10
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Rapids Varnish
__l
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
72
72
74%
500
13
13
13%
500
1%
1st
Great
I
i
9%
10%
preferred—
Northern
•
Feb
61%
134
800
139
%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Long Island Lighting Co—
133
133
76%
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
Apr
Utilities $4.40 pfd.
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
certificates
common
w
of
1
Co
deposit
•
6% preferred B ctfs of deposit
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pfd,
12"%
9% May
Jan
Lynch Corp
Jan
134%
170
130
Jan
41%
2,700
39
Apr
44%
100
100
1
•
2
27%
150
26%
Apr
31%
Feb
9%
10
400
9
Jan
10%
Feb
112
110
109%
Jan
100
112
•
112
16% Mar
Apr
16% Mar
5
Bridge Co Ltd
Hammermill
Hartford
4%
5
17%
25
49%
50
1
Brewing Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Mangel
Stores
Hecla
*
14%
Feb
17%
Apr
Jan
50%
Feb
1%
Jan
2%
Manischewitz
Jan
2%
2%
2%
2.700
1%
Jan
10%.
10%
20%
20%
22%
Class A
common
5%%. preferred
4% preferred w
Henry Holt & Co
&
Co
Holophane Co
Horder's
Hormel
34%
34%
200'
•
Horn
&
Hardart
preferred
Hubbell
&
Hurd Lock
Hussman
Huyler's
150
Jan
Jan
102
74
Jan
77
8%
Jan
6%
Jan
48
48
8%
2%
175
9%
19,500
2%
500
35%
200
163% 163%
32%
10
33
325
21
21
21%
85%
89
4%
4%
800
6,300
4%
1,300
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Apr
13%
Jan
Apr
46
Feb
160%
Jan
5
35% May
167*
Feb
34
Jan
32 % May
Jan
18%
Jan
81
Jan
3%
Apr
Jan
Jan
111%
23
89%
'
4%
52
17
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
3%
15
3%
1,100
Feb
3%
Apr
16%
15
*
Food Products
Apr
9%
Jan
8%
3%
1
Hygrade
487/a
Apr
48%
warrants
Hydro-Electric Securities
Apr
31
108%
88%
1
5%
42%
•
preferred
14%
Jan
31 % Mar
34%
38% Mar
Apr
375
13%
Apr
18%
Apr
3%
700
3%
Jan
3%
Apr
400
13%
Apr
18%
Jan
16
10
changed
Higbie
Mfg
•
1
21%
22%
2
Co
common
1%
l'/a
-100
preferred
1
Mesabi Iron Co—
Metal Textile Corp common
1
2.50
•
10
1
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp
1
States Petroleum common
5
Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Corp
Oil
Midland
Steel
common
Co
Midwest
14%
15%
4,100
2%
2%
3%
45,100
7%
8%
5,200
.
"7
1%
Apr
Apr
13%
9%
17
Jan
4%
Apr
Feb
3% May
1%- Jart
Jan
8%
104 Va Mar
....
Jan
Jan
31
6% Mar
110 Va
May
Apr
5
Apr
7% May
5%
Jan
8
6%
7%
29,900
6%
6%
100
7
7%
2,800
6%
Jan
7% Mar
8%
9%
4,200
7%
Apr
9% May
1 %
1 %
100
77/a
8'/a
500
7%
7%
400
7Va
9%
10 Va
3,500
8%
Feb
2%
8%
10
2%
2%
2,200
2
Jan
10%
Jan
24
Jan
26
Feb
12
Apr
17%
Mar
55% Mar
Jan
53
—
...
Feb
ft
1%
Feb
8%
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
Feb
11
Apr
2}? Mar
9% Mar
—
25%
25%
50
■
— —
14%
13 Va
14%
21 %
20%
21%
25%
Co
2%
2,600
5%
1,100
Mining Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Power & Light 5%
Public
"2%
2%
5%
5%
—y**
50
*
pfd—100
•
Service common
10%
■
10%
"
21%
Apr
Jan
25 % May
l7/a
2%
Apr
6%
Jan
32%
Jan
Feb
5% Mar
'•••
3,600
Jan
Jan
23 %
650
—50c
common
4
20
900
24
Jan
Jan
3%
2,150
10
convertible preferred
Missouri
1
27%
100
200
•
Co
Wohl
2,500
50c
Piping & Supply common.—•
Mid-West Refineries
-1
4%%
1%
15%
Midwest
Miller
Apr
8%
dividend shares—•
common
Abrasive
Oil
22%
Products—
$2 non-cumulative
Midvale
Mid-West
Jan
8%
25c
15
preferred
Participating
Midland
18%
8%
Mfg
West
Jin
2,200
28
28
•
& Co class B
Warrants
Middle
7%
22%
to
Co
Merritt Chapman & Scott Corp—
Middle
Feb
7
5)
Oil
(A G)
A
Jan
Jan
6%
67/a
7
Company
(Effective May
6%%
2%
2%
2,300
£1
x7% Mar
Jan
2%
Mar
12% May
44% Mar
8%
Jan
Mar
10%
32%
Name
13% Mar
Mar
3%
.—5
common
convertible
12%
11%
700
9%
Apr
96%
5%
*
Manufacturing Co
Refrigerator $2.25 pfd
stock
12% Mar
Jan
17
100
5%
5%
5
common
Refining
11%
140
,
500
•
&
Common
12%
100
^
Iric
(Harvey)
Humble Oil
12%
100%
15
common
—
Jan
Marine
1
Jan
12%
163%
International
8%
31 % Mar
•
(The B) Co.
1
Mar
11%
•
Apr
11% May
15% Mar
Apr
Menasco
10
13
35
Baking Co
14%
12% Mar
May
*
100
•
Hardart
4,300
31% Mar
113% Mar
13
McClanahan
1,600
__1
(Geo A) & Co
200
Mar
Jan
Apr
12'
McWilliams Dredging
Mead Johnson & Co
11
12%
48
14%
Mar
131
Jan
26 Va
111
400*
McKee
Jan
120
5
10
400*
Jan
16%
100
common
&
1st
M
14,900
13%
Apr
10%
10
Inc
Horn
5%
G
30 Va
11%
8%
Jan
76
10
Hollinger Consolidated
Holly Stores Inc
xl4%
122
111
13%
22%
6%
75%
1
preferred
class A
106
111
Feb
152
Jan
13
10% May
1
common
200
29%
30
I
13
16
2,200
100
w
convertible
(R)
700
5,100
8
12%
100
1
w
121
10%
2% May
11% Mar
16%
2
w
Higbie Mfg Co common5%
7%
•
Heller Co
Hoe
8
!
675
13
Massey Harris common
McAleer Mfg Company
47%
11
14,800
120
120
111
1%
14% Mar
13% Mar
13%
13 %
1
Apr
210
•
Jan
133% 138 %
13%
Apr
9% Mar
Apr
%
10
12%
Jan
3,400
25c
Mining Co
Helena Rubinstein common
8%
Co
Marlon Power Shovel
2%
5
common—.:
100
1
common.
Public Service
Maine
Jan
2
1
Corp
Dept Stores
27% Mar
27
8,500
8%
u
Apr
Apr
Feb
M
6%
4% Mar
600
17%
!
Light
Harvard
Hearn
2,700
10%
1
Hazeltine
5%
J
Paper common
Electric
6,400
27
Jan
22%
24
•
f
Hartford Rayon common
Jan
Apr
11
Communication Co Ltd.
5% '
•
i
15%
5
Macklntosh-Hemphill Co
Marconi
H
Lamp Co
Hamilton
8%
8%
1
Feb
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Hall
26 ■%
Feb
27%
41%
x21
10%
Jan
146% Mar.
137
•
i
preferred A ctfs of deposit
Apr
25c
Gulf States
1%
10
(Texas)
8%
40
25
common
New
Jan
Jan
128%
Common
x47% Mar
6
X21
26 %
Chain
Locke Steel
Jan
9
500
•
Apr
Mar
80
2
I
Paper
Griesedieck Western Brewery
Grocery Stores Products
135
100
_
1
7%
5% Mar
_
-1
Inc
Lone Star Gas Co
6%
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
common stock
(R G)
Jan
28%
Jan
4%. Apr
—_
Non-voting
Mar
ft Mar
45
_•
Grand
25-
74
%
__50
class A
Inc
Jan
7,200
•
1
Gorham
11
3%
43%
3
*
„
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gorham
19%
42%
•
Realty common
Lionel
Coal
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Globe
5% Mar
29%
Apr
11%
10Va Mar
Feb
Mar
103% 104
50
101
Jan
40
100
34
Feb
40%
Apr
40
40
105
Molybdenum Corp
Imperial
Chemical
•
13
10%
13
15,400
7% Mar
Industries—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
£1
3% Mar
4%
Apr
•
22%
22%
23%
16,100
18% Mar
27%
Apr
*
22%
22%
23%
1,300
18% Mar
27%
Apr
5
—
—
__
11%
—
11%
pfd
Cigar
Preferred
International
A
Jan
102
Mar
113
Jan
108%
1,250
103
Jan
16%
800
14
Jan
.15%
83%
<
10
82%
84
1,000
75%
9
9%
9
9
12
—
4,700
600
12%
800
16% May
11
Jan
Muskogee Co
Muter
%
200
A
Apr
1%
2,400
1%
Jan
d
•
27%
27%
28%
10,300
27%
Apr
30% Mar
wd
*
22%
22%
22%
5,300
21%
Apr
23% Mar
4.90%
Iron
%
2
92%
*
xl3%
1
6%
com class A__•
{«
Manufacturing vtc
Irving
Air
Italian
Superpower Corp
Chute
13%
14
6%
7
Jan
09
Mar
1,200
13%
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
%
Apr
1%
Jan
16%
Jan
Namm's
—10
Corp
Inc
Jeanette Glass Co
t
Jefferson
common—
Lake Sulphur Co
(N J)
1
4%
4%
800
1
7%
7%
1,600
Eellas
National
Breweries
7%
Hess
common
common...
Jan
34%
50
34%
Jan
5%
2,300
14%
15 Va
1,900
32%
33%
470
5
170
100% 101
Feb
183% Mar
Jan
38
Jan
6%
Feb
13% Mar
15%
Jan
31%
35% Mar
5
97
Jan
104
Feb
Jan
25%
Jan
48
Apr
24%
24%
200
24
44
45
45
150
32%
Jan
400
7 Va
14% Mar
7%
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
100
12%
Apr
Feb
6,800
10%
Jan
22%
Apr
13%
400
12%
Jan
900
Apr
Apr
13%
4%
13%
13%
13%
20'
19%
22
13
Fuel Gas
Mallinson
Mfg & Stores common
Pressure
Radiator Co
Rubber
.
Jan
National
Steel
8% Mar
National
Transit
4%
Fabrics
Cooker
Ltd
common
4%
Feb
4
Jan
1
3%
3%
3%
13,200
—•
.
26%
26%
27%
500
26% May
32%
35% Mar
36% Mar
12%
12
12%
12,300
10%
8%
9
700
7%
Apr
1
12%
13
400
10%
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
9%
1,200
——4
8%
9%
400
8
10
67/a
7
800
6%
9%
18%
*
1'
3%
19%
125
17%
3%
3%
600
2%
Mar
9%
*
Apr
14
Jan
Jan
11
Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
19% May
4% "Feb
Jan"
■.
/.
Feb
13
Jan
1
common.—2
Machinery
3%
3% Mar
•
Car
6%
6%
13%
For footnotes see page 33.
,
25
preferred
National
National
3% Jan
Jan
176 %
5%
—1
common
National
800
90
181% 183
N
Nachman
National
'
U
3%
32%
Feb
3,000
Feb
10
50c
National
%
107%
Jan
2.50
common
National
.
*
common
Company
National
100
Feb
2%
34%
Jan
Co—
preferred
Fireman
Jan
102%
12% Mar
.%
1%
Service
Jan
175
1,100
5
Apr
105
Apr
%
Public
183
100
Mills
Apr
1%
Iowa
& Tel
9%
l
com
Tel
9%
•
Light
States
Verncn-Woodbury
24%
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
Mountain
Mt
•
Apr
2%
2%
10
Mountain States Power common—
97
104% 106%
2%
•
10c
of America
Corp
Producers
Apr
84%
7%
Plan
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Jan
24%
—
9
class
98%
107
—
com
Moody Investors participation pfd
International Safety Razor B
&
A—1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Society
Mountain
Investors Royalty
Iowa Illinois G & E
Power
Loan
Feb
108%
•
.
4.80%
Monroe
Apr
60
•
Products
Iowa
Apr
125
99%
99
cumulative preferred
100
cumulative pfd series B—100
13
101%
•
Registered shares
w
Apr
3%
11%
101
International Petroleum coupon shs___•
com
8%
2% Mar
Apr
101%
50
Industries
6% Mar
2,300
Jan
10
Machinery
Metal
5,800
3
11%
Hydro-Electric—
$3.50 series
International
__
100
Insurance Co of North America
International
8%
2%
Morris
£1
—
Inernational
7%
2%
8%
500
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
May
8%
1
Monongahela Power Co—
*.4u%>
American dep receipts registered
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon.
Registered
Ireland
13
1
Monoeram Pictures common
Illinois Zinc Co common
?"«
*■
■
31
32
(1912)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
YORK
NEW
RANGE
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Snares
Friday
Par
National
Union
Nestle Le Mur Co
4%%
5
Mexico
Park
Co
common
Share
Niagara
Corp
North Central
5,900
7%
1%
2,900
tye
~9Vu
Northern
Ind
900
16%
16%
16%
6%
Feb
1
12-/4
3
...
1Z-/8
Feb
St
7%
Jan
fat
10%
12
20 3/8
.5
20%
13
Jan
Apr
Mar
2%
Salt
3%
13'/«
<00
10%*
33%
2,100
2»/3
Jan
843/4
Jan
100 y4
Apr
6 3/a
Jan
1*
10%
13,100
15%
15%
500
15
Apr
Jan
Oil
•;
United
Filters
%
375
933/4
Selected
Feb
41V4
Jan
Feb
32(4
31%
32%
1,800
•
11%
11%
12%
600
$5.50
Apr
Jan
26
1% Mar
45
31,100
9,300
6%
53/4
: 6%
11%
11%
11%
114%
Feb
"5%
•
common
Snoe Corp
Jan
20"%
Apr
Sick's
9%
Jan
113/4 May
Can
Co
5%%
common
9
1st
1st pfd
preferred
5%
Power
Public
$1.30
1st
1st preferred.
1st preferred
Pacific
Light
Service
5%
Co
333/4
33%
333/4
500
313/4
31%
31%
313/4
200
29%
29%
23
29%
300
28
Mar
29
28%
29
8U0
28
Jan
28%
28%
23%
700
x28
105% 105%
150
103
105
100
*
common
preferred
15
common
•
47 Va
47 Va
50
433/8
i
4%
>433/8
44
*
Penn
A
1%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
3%
28%
26%
29%
19,000
22%
Jan
90
90
100
84%
Jan
92
94%
94%
95% Mar
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle
Corp,
Pharls Tire 6c Rubber
25%
23%
26
9,200
20 y4
Jan
60%
60
61%
4,800
2.50
•
"•.
IIIl
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
shares
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp common
*% %
10%
250
2%
107
35
55
55
5V4
3%
Jan
53%
Jan
59%
Feb
1,000
11
Jan
13%
Apr
%
Jan
200
-
12%
J/2
'%
600
22%
1,300
123/4
4%
1
% Mar.
17 V8
1.300
21%
2 ii
9.600
2%
2%
2%
23/4
18%
7,500
IIIHI50
55%
57%
1,909
26%
273/4
common.
5
26%
It
"*m
,
II.IIIIsc
common
.2.50
common.
•;
3%
?
...
,75
4,100
4
Jan
18
-►
m
Jan
6%
2.300
6%
Apr
7%
16%
100
14%
Jan
18 %
953/4
30
95
Mar
1.000
33
Jan
Apr
12%
1,300
93/4
Jan
1,600
11%
Jan
17%
1%
Jan
2%
.
r
2%
14,200
7%
7%
100
7Mar
9%
9%
300
9%
of
100
Apr
Swan
Apr
7% Mar
Jan
Finch
Jan
25
99%
Jan
1083%
Apr
Feb
Apr
Apr
18%
123/4
Jan
8%
Apr
Tampa
18
17%
18
500
143/4
11%
11
11%
375
10 3/4
H_lo
common.
;
105
preferred——
Quebec Power Co
.100
103% 105
7
620
98
Jan
154
Jan
159
13% Mar
preferred
5
Electric
6.25
1
_
Reis
(Robert) & Co
14%
Feb
(Texas Corpi
23
Apr
27
Feb
1.000
50
55 % Mar
6%'
77.400
Jan
13%
Apr
5
5%
3,200
4
Feb
4%
1,600
3%
Feb
4%
1%
100
%
Apr
900
27%
Jan
600
23%
Jan
26 %
Feb
2% Mar
3%
Apr
2
? Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
102%
Feb
3%
3%
3%
<4.900
2%
2%
2%
3,500
100%
50
5
100
37
36
37
33
93%
200
9 Va
9%
.
93/a
7%
27%
600
7%
26%
10
25
1,300
1
1.400
Jan
9
5
For footnotes see oa«e
"
93/4
Jan
Jan
150
Mar
800
2% Mar
3%
Jan
100
3%
4%
Apr
Apr
1%
8,800
200
16
1,400
12%
21%
36%
73%
18
300
9%
3/s
9%
19
— -*
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
13
Mar
22
Jan
Mar
Feb
33/a
17 ya Mar
18 Vs
Feb
Jan
500
37
2,200
63/4
7%
78,100
6%
7Va
167
7%
8,100
165% 167
r
8%
7%
6
300
8%
6%
7
9
Jan
Jan
10%
34y.
Jan
373/8 Mar
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
155
8Va Mar
7% Mar
Jan
173
Mar
3,300
6%
Jan
8% May
5,600
,
4'%
Feb
7%
Apr
Apr
3%
4%
1,200
2% Mar
4%
5%
53/a
5 S/H
2,100
4y*
6% Mar
18%
1838
:
24%
24 %
10%
11%
;
-
~i%
1%
6%
6%
17%
;
2%
100
Jan
16% Mar
18%
100
22 y2 Mar
25
Jan
300
,
10"% May
7% Feb
12'/+
Jan
'2%
3,100
6%
3,200
18s
925
2%
100
%
Jan
25/s
3% Jan
14 y* Jan
2
73/8
3%
Jan
Jan
150
16 y4
Feb
19%
15
700
13
Jan
163/4
4%
3%
3
350
3%
2,000
Apr
Apr
13
2034
Apr
18 y^ Jan
17%
20%
Apr
8%' Apr
14%
•
Corp
Feb
4%
3Va
x9%
Hiic
1
273/4
Apr
4 Vs
17%
—
ZII*
Inc
Jan
Feb
2% Mar
*
I__
31 % Mar
35/s
11%
s
common
Apr
Apr
Jan
17%
1
13
Co
common..
Feb
6
Jan
Apr
20
Jan
24
Jan
2y4
Jan
3%
8%
Jan
9% Mar
Apr
Tung-Sol
j
300
33
Jari
24
6,400
16%
Jan
26%
Apr
480
115%
Apr
122%
Jan
13%
Feb
11%
Jan
15%
15%
200
13%
13%
300
15%
15%
50
8
1
14
•
7%
13%
103
preferred
Corp
8
1,100
14
1,100
108
50
£1
5s
20
37%
2
39
700
Jan
1
Apr
Jan
Feb
3%
33/4
1,000
3%
3%
3%
5,700
17%
17%
17%
600
1
12%
11%
13%
6,000
14%
15
3%
Apr
45
101 Va
•
15% Mar
115
•
Jan
150
2,800
Jan
Mar
%
36
Feb
1
8%
Apr
1%
1
Feb
Jan
5%
1,900
1
Jan
143/4
Jan
103 % 103%
100
16
Apr
18
Jan
2%
1
Lamp Works
123/4
75
100
38%
36%
153/4 May
7% Apr
4%
I70C
Mining of Nevada
Lux
35%
118
5
1
4%%
22%
117
25c
Inc
Royalty Corp
Edison
35%
23%
117
5
common
Markets
35%
•
preferred_l6o
li Mar
2% Mar
2%
Apr
103% Mar
1
Jan
80c convertible preferred
•
500
4V2
Apr
Jan
3%
Apr
17
Apr
19s/8
20%
common
Jan
26
8%
Jan
14%
Apr
11 y« Mar
15%
Apr
1 Va
Jan
23%
Feb
Mar
U
Ulen
Realization Corp
-10c
I Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Mar
9
..
.6%
10%
•2.700
83/4
93/4
Mar
Jan
22% Mar
*
9%
40
Jan
10
<
Mar
Apr
Jan
8% Mar
28%
Apr
10 5/8 Mar
IS
5
12,700
1,800
12%
Jan
8%
100
7y4
Jan
99 Va
99%
70
Co of California—
$3.75 preferred series
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
100
United
50c
United
4%
15%
70
(Union Investment Co
Union Oil
Aircraft Products
Chemicals
common
93% Mar
100
64
3%
37%
38%
>:'■
27%
27%
28%
14,400
4%
4,800
•
7
Jan
2% Mar
48
"~,V ~~%
ex-rights
2y4 Mar
275
3%
38%
common
United Corp warrants
United Elastic Corp.
United Light 9c Railways
Feb
3%
15
14%
8%
Union Gas of Canada
IIIlO
1
26%
29 Va
33 %
32%
—
32% Mar
25!
•
.
«•«
473/8 Mar
Jan
400
21%
12%
—
Jan
1 Va
303/4
100
Co
"•
__
Mar
Mar
Apr
1%
common
Mar
5% Mar
3%
24%
pfd F
common..
'
""" ' '
Tri-Continental
warrants
True Temper Corp
;
Trunz Inc
58Feb
5%
1
Roosevelt Field Inc
Steel
Jan
1
_
Corp
13
10%
28
Trans
24% Jan
1% Apr
Jan
29%
American dep receipts for ord
reg._£l
Rome Cable Corp common
(The>
24%
56
Jan
243/4
4
•
!
vtc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rowe
24
56
Jan
l3/a
275
j
Roeser 6c Pendleton Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rotary Electric
21
1.500
1%
27
5
Reliance Electric 6c
Engineering
Rice-Stix Inc
Richmond Radiator.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
22
2,400
]
_
Amer deposit rets ord
registered
Amer deposit rets def
registered
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Jan
Tonopah
1%
11%
1
1
common
Roofing Inc
Toledo
26
•
Jan
3
—
"""»
common
Oil
14
,35
'17%
«
1
Feb
May
4%
17%.
*
1
1,200
3%
Jan
29
17
3%
4
Feb
34
"1
Tishman Realty 9c Construction
Tobacco & Allied Stocks
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd
R
$3 convertible
Co
47%
10
9%
25%
27%
I$0
common
Thor Corporation
Toklan
Raytheon Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A
Regal Shoe Co
46%
ordinary.
Inc common
Texas Power & Light 7%
Thew Shovel Co common
109% Feb
20
156% 156 %
Railway 6c Light Securities—
Voting common
10
Railway 6c Utility Investment A—
1
Rath Packing Co common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common
*
&
17%
4,500
Jan
33%
1
Technicolor
Jan
Tllo
6%
17%
46 3/4
29
3
105% Mar
.107
Thorofare
Quaker Oats
27%
5%
8% Mar
Apr
10% Mar
103%
107
500
29
—
Canada
Drug
Jan
2,100
3%
26%
,
Superior Portland Cement,
Superior Tool 9c Die Co
12% Mar
17
(S)
2%
5
9%
3%
34
(A). •& Co common
Sun Ray
13,700
4%
27%
"I—III
Co
Stroock
Feb
9
1
~i
(Hugo) Corp
Stop Si Shop Inc
36% May
13%
43/4
073
-
,
Stinnes
95% May
36%
Apr
Apr
7,300
.1125
class B_.
Stetson (J B) Co
Jan
Jan
17
17
9
__
—
Jan
5%
2
;;
153/4
32 y4
29y«
.
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
{Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Mar
Apr
16%
16%
*
Pyrene Manufacturing
Jan
3%
11%
*
5
3%
14
34%
«
15%
3%
Jan
1,800
s
Apr
Mar
Jan
30%
"•
7Va
325
23%
29%
IIII5
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
29%
"•
~i
Steel
27% May
95%
36%
J2.5Q
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Jan
183/4
5%
269
25
Products Co
of
480
46
preferred
Stein
60 Va Mar
6%
95%
Puget Sound Power &
Light—
$5 prior preferred...
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
common"*
Pyle-National Co common
«j.
Jan
„55
1,700
31
common
Starrett (The) Corp
3% Apr
18% May
6%
4 %
30 y4
Mar
32 y*
Feb
Jan
3 Va Mar
.
Standard-Thomson Corp
•
■
5%
5%
294% 302
37
Tube
Jan
700
28%
1
(Kvi_
Power 9c Light
Common class B_.._
Apr
213
14%
2.400
'1,200
25%
Oil
Standard
18 y4
~4%
18% May
18% Feb
100
common
Standard
Jan
16%
•
1
17
4%
6%
100
"II
3%
17
4%
•
common
.
6
Jan
2% May
l3/a Mar
9,500
17%
17
Jan
275
Forgings Corp
Standard
24% Mar
Jan
43% May
600
153/8
3,200
10
Standard
$7
700
23%
III.
Dredging Corp
Standard
18%
32%
$1.60 convertible
preferred
Jan
19% Mar
32%
Convertible preferred
Standard
Jan
21%
43%
Apr
40 y2
—
21
Apr
53/a
Feb
•—
4%
12 V«
Jan
28%
Brewing Co
Standard Cap 9i Seal
common
110% May
183/4
32%
Standard
fjj May
35% May
2% Jan
1,450
3 Va
56%
.
Feb
Feb
2,600
36%
3 Va
Jan
Mar
4%
35
18%
Providence Gas
Service
Stahl-Meyer Inc
1,700
55%
1
Pressed Metals of America
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Public
Apr
Jan
48 y2
25
5%
i96
25
preference.IH.I25
26y»
Apr
% May
9,100
4%
1
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
12
4%
—25
cumulative preferred
convertible
Apr
Feb
19%
28
—
293/4
4%
Feb
J an
1093/4
~4
II
'in
433/8 May
24% Jan
8,600
it
lifso
original preferred
4.48%
69 %
Apr
13%
18%
1
common
28%
,
—
o
_
Power Corp of Canada
i'
6% 1st preferred
—
ll3/4
21%
5%
Oil
May
Apr
19%
•
1
4Vs May
Jan
26
x60
£1
convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative preferred
Southern Pipe Line
Southland
Royalty Co..
Speed Queen Corp conv class A
Spencer Shoe Corp
3%
>!U'25O
loo
103/4 Mar
223/8
106%
""
•
•
4.88%
Jan
V
Penn
Apr
1% Mar
12% Mar
Apr
9»/4 Mar
Feb
*
4.56%
57
;j.
11 y8
10%
4
1
Jan
Apr
'
400
25
Feb
40
common.—_50c
Pierce Governor common
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell 6c Alexander
Apr
80
1,500
4s/8
1103/8 HO3/,
■
(Massjllio
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co..
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
Feb
Jan
12%
May
common"
43/4
Jan
Jan
23/4
common
Jan
27 y2
%
11%
j
Corp
41%
2.50
•
Coast
Apr
12
4,500
1
Southwest Pa Pipe Line
Soutnern Calif Edison—
Apr
13/8
20 Va
Corp
Manufacturing
South
Jan
9J/2
1
100
1
Jan
7Vb
4% Mar
Jan
1,200
Co
25
3
Jan
3%
10,800
Paper Mills
Apr
17
Jan
3%
4'/a
B
South
May
x22% Feb
88%
1,000
17,600
.
10%
common
Jan
16
50
4%
9%
20%
•
Mar
7%
»
Va
33%
;
Feb
29% May
4
—
20%
•
15%
1U
4%
HO3/,
Aircraft
Soss
Feb
May
500
"%
12
•
Penn Water & Power Co
28%
650
__
__l6o
com—
pfd
106%
105
10%
__
1
& Electric class
Power & Light 4%%
Traffic Co
Apr
Jan
26%
25
"ii
Gas
Penn
Apr
Sonotone
10 Vb
25
Pennroad Corp common
Solar
iye Mar
Apr
*
class
(Howard)
3,300
203/4
Ltd
2%
325
'
Rights
Penn
Feb
25%
2
$1 cumulative preferred
$1.32 cumulative preferred
293/8
Jan
30,000
10%
common
Smith
%
17,100
5%
163/8
"5
Hi
Ltd
Peninsular Telephone
"23/s
5
23/8
——
Mar
1%
Apr
3 Vb
loo
38%
-
53/«
1
34
313/4 May
29'A Feb
Apr
18%
12 Va
*
Canada
143/4 Mar
100
16
2%
—
Feb
Apr
17 %
100
•
Ltd
3%
Jan
27,300
—
Singer Manufacturing Co
II
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord registered
Feb
Jan
May
3%
5
23'/a
15
/
—
Jan
9%
Jan
15%
Apr
23/i Mar
13%
1
Silex Co common
37V* Mar
98%
25
——
•
Co
105
15
•
Parkersburg Rig & Reel
Patchogue Plymouth Mills.
Patican
Jan
•
pfd
Pancoastal Oil (C A) v t c
Panatapec Oil (C A» Amer shares
Paramount Motors Corp
Pen
Jan
343/4
$4.50 preferred
&
Page-Hersey Tubes
Parker
7%
1,700
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A
preferred
Pacific Lighting
1,700
37 Va
25
redeemable
Pacific
9 Va
363/e
25
1st
5%
red
8Va
37 Va
25
5%
4.80%
8%
25
25
& Electric 6%
13'/a
100
1%
13
.
$3 convertible preferred
Pacific Gas
1,600
17%
3%
30
3%
Mining
Pattern
Jan
3%
25
of America class A
Simplicity
Simpson's
Feb
17%
1 %
common
Breweries
Jan
2 VB
253/4
5
stock
of
Feb
2%
2 200
1
common
18
2,400
16%
*
common
4% preferred
Shevwin-Williams
Apr
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
2,800
17 Va
—
17Vs
1
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
8%
1%
Feb
3%
30
1%
Jan
Apr
Mar
l3/4
1
1
37%
5%
1
2% *
2%
29%
•
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Pacific
3%
2%
30
1
13%
.
263/4 Mar
Jan
iy4
1
Corp class B
Apr
18% May
38% May
500
8
Apr
800
12% May
23%
600
1
16%
1
Jan
23% Apr
10 y2 Jan
10,000
1 %
2
13%
1%
General
Denn
2,900
'
18%
Co
Leather
26%
38%
1
Shawinlean Water 6c Power
Sheller Mfg Co
Jan
,
1
prior stock
16%
Securities
73/4
16%
25
Allotment certificates
Semler
(R
B) Inc
30
Amer shares
3% Mar
b.iuo
36 Va
common
Industries Inc
11%
1
2,300
•
17%
25c
.
B
Jan
12%
37 V8
Inc
Convertible
102% Mar
10%
18%
Co
Corp
Selby Shoe
Apr
Apr
111%
15
class
Omar Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas
43%
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Oliver
43
Apr
5%
11 Va
1
Inc
Bros
Shattuck
100
43'/a
6%
12%
26
8egal Lock & Hardware
13 Va May
3%
Steel
Seeman
Seton
•
Feb
4%
Sentry Safety Control
50c
x5V«
6%
3%
Serrick
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio Power 4'/2%
preferred
Jan
4,900
6
3%
Sentinel Radio Corp common
Ogdea Corp common
8%
1
Co
(D A)
Securities
Mar
3% Mar
Mar :,
Apr
49
Manufacturing
Scullin
24% Mar
48
Jan
9%
—
Jan
23/s
;
lu.%
—*
Scovill
500
3'/a
9%
Schulte
Apr
U Mar
«»*■»
1
Jan
12
Jan
3
pid. -1U0
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Ageae Corp
15%
Jan
43 Va
2'/a
..50
4'/4%
Dome
Apr
700
x7%
~6%
w
United Corp common
bavoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
14%
1.200
Apr
100
1
inference Cory Lta common
1st convertible preferred
93/8
1,700
45%
12 VB
—1
—
17%
12
<uO
1
45
Jan
9.200
21%
%
II
45
"15
Oil
Co
Serv
Joseph Light 9c Power
Feb
20 V*
Apr
14%
73/4
1
;
,
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson 6c Haynes common.
76%
31
Mar
Feb
7%
Jan
15 Va
25,100
12-/4
10%
17
7%
•
Ryan Aeronautical Co
High
20,500
—1.25
common
Low
11%
Jan
1%
Feb
Fifth Ave
High
10%
Apr
9'/a
Apr
9%
Range Since January 1
Low
11
Jan
59
Jan
7
250
5
Corp common.
Pub
9%
19%
Shares
Samson
•
Texas
9%
19
for Week
Russeks
102% May
1% Apr
Apr
Feb
26 Va
—
19
6%
<
Mar
65
..
—
—1
—
RR
'
— —
49
Range
of Prices
Royalite Oil Co Ltd.
Corp—
Airlines
Penn
3,900
8 3/a
lVs
North American Rayon $3 preferred ..50
North American Utility Securities- —*
Northeast
54%
7%
53
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Apr
35 Va Mar
% Mar
33/8 Mar
1%
common
Mines
200
8»/4
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing
300
4%
'
533/«
Power common-
Nineteen Hundred
1%
4%
Merchandise
Pounders
Niagara Hudson
Feb
1 _*
"lO
6c Honduras Rosario
York Shipbuilding
shares
923/8
1%
1%
«•—
Auction
York
York
Jan
5»0
100
•
York
New
New
5%
102%
—.
/-
1
common
New
New
Jan
1
—
Co
24 vs
—25
Land;
Mining Co
Process
400
53/4
Jan
34
Friday
New York Curb Exchange
High
2%
—
—
„20
—
Arizona
Sc
/
23,800
32
,100
1
Clock <fc Watch Co
New
North
MAY
STOCKS
Low
5%
■
,100
New Jersey Zinc.
New
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Range Since January 1
High
4%
32
1
common
convertible preferred
New
4%
5
—
England Tel & Tel
New Haven
Low
_30c
Radio—,
Neptune Meter common
New
WEEK
for Week
Sale Price
CURB
Sales
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
FOR
Monday, May 8, 1950
...
14.700
200
Jan
3%
Apr
163/s Mar
9
100%
70
43%
51 V»
A Feb
Apr
Feb
Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
33
Jan
40
27%
Apr
29 Va Mar
Mar
Number 4905
Volume 171
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
NEW
(1913)
YORK
CURB
RANGE FOR
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Friday
Exchange
EXCHANGE
ENDED
MAY
5
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
New York Curb
WEEK
Friday
Interest
BONDS
V 'v.V-V
Shares
33
Range Since January 1
:
Week's Range
,
Last
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period
New York Curb Exchange
t
Range Sinew
Sold
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
V
Low
Par
United Milk Products
75c participating
United
Molasses
common
■
_____
.100
_25c
Profit
Sharing
preferred
Shoe
United
common
*5%
5%
1
Foil
Co
U
S
and
International
$5
1st
B
preferred
—1
'«*«*»''
-
6%
49%
14%
15
12
Jan
16:
2
1%
Universal
„10
Insurance
Universal
Products
50c
Oil
&
1,100
1%
4%
Light
Feb
Gas
5%
26%
150
25
27%
100
1%
27% Mar
3%
8,800
24%
24%
25%
1,800
Jan
2%
Apr
28%
Jan
'
29%
23% Jan
Apr
-A6%s
Public
27% Mar
Oct
Oct
ex
1
1940
6%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co—
Venezuelan
5
50
68
Jan
76
May
\
Southern
California
200
27
Jan
32% Mar
^
3Vbs
A
Apr
i
1st
Jan
1
Southern
May
j
Syndicate
.-20c
Inc—.
7
4%
v4%
;
l>— —'
30%
;;
4%
4,200
3% Mar
400
2% Feb
12% Jan
2%
2%
'
»
Vogt Manufacturing
13%
14
6% Mar
300
:
5%
3%
14
San
60%
22
103
667/e
103
106
8
105%
106
57%
*30
19
105%
1
105 %
105%
98 %
1
98%
98%
105%
16
105%
V
107%
105%
106%
106
107
series
and
M
Corp 3s 1981
Edison
California
motrgage
1965
3
160%
164
105% 105%
2
104 %
105%
107%
109% -■}.
series
Gas
1973
B
3%s
*102%
1970
"
105
104
34
104
*106% 108
,
108
104%
...
105
103%
2
103% 103%
103%
105%
105
*106% 108
Apri1-Oct
(Calif)—
__
__
*107% 108 %
105
■
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
_
102
—
n
106% {}
.
8
102
"101%
:
I
Jt
.
i
'„
1971
3s
163% 164
105%
May-No®
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sep#
1952
3s
——
3s
61
164
Jan-July
1998—;
1973
ref
57%
57%
Co—
Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B
1st
—
—
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas
.1—1
Petroleum
Venezuela
2,200
(! 30%
101%
7
63
55%
Electric—
Harbor Water Power
6
Feb
—
105%
105%
98 %
105%
*106
—
105%
98%
April-Oct
1960
coupon
debentures
76
v
49%
103% 104%
105y2 105%
—
1947 coupon I960———
1
Service Electric & Gas
5%
-i
98
57%
66
66
103%
Jan-July
7^%
,•
High
88
Hydro-Electric Co—
50-year
Safe
•
1961
1970
5%
5
66
3s
75 %
1
common
convertible preferred—
$4
__
Mar-Sept
May-No®
1967„
4%s
Queens Borough Gas &
5%s series A 1952
Valspar Corp
Feb-Aug
AprU-Oct
1971
1st mortgage
mortgage
A6%s with
Jan
3%
Feb
—
1956
1963
to
Light
Park
3%s
3%
45
*56
60
*30
49% 49%
*101% 102
—
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Lexington
3s 1964
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964—June-Dec
1st
Feb
Piedmont
25%
Afar-Nov
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
Mar
Apr
27%
91%
—
1963
6s
England Power 3%s
Apr
•
common
New
2
3%
___
___
1940
1
4%
at
Milwaukee
57
5
10
common
Extended
Feb
40
Nov
1952
coupon 1952
McCord Corp debentures 4%s
Midland Valley RR—'
' '•
1% Mar
200
91 %
Low
Apr
4%
93
Jan
Jan-July
1952
1940 coupon
1
Superpower
Apr
18%
1% Mar
100
x50
Fb
83% Jan
10,100
1%
1%
__10
Co
Sugar
Power
50
with
Apr
2%
3% Mar
400
■
5%
49
«...
-
15%
4,200
3%
92
90
1% Jan
4,300
18
16%
1
90
1,000
2y«
91
No..
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
Jan
5
High
-
certificates
escrow
with Nov
Altalian
42% May
1%
Universal
ADebenture
A 7s
Apr
Apr
Jan
—1
Consolidated
Jan
40%
40%
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stores Corp common
Utah
-•
Mar
150
4%
Utah-Idaho
Interstate Power Co—•
245% May
""'■-1
Jan
200
5%
U S
Jan
%
4,400
"III
common
236
6%
3%
•
warrants-
;
43%
•
Securities
with
30
42%
2
U S
■-•.rr
41 %
15
10c
Radiator
Apr
-
41%
common
Air
S
4
mmmm
43%
Conditioning Corp
U S
U
Apr
'
-25
class
Jan
4
__
__25
common
_
Specialties
Jan
19
'
244% 245%
245%
.-10
Machinery
Preferred
10
Feb
Isarco
registered.
United NJ RR & Canal
10%
Mar
17%
40
Ltd—
Co
United
United
18
18
Lozc
High
•IV 7%
•!
■
■
•
Low
:
■
*
preferred
deposit rets ord
Amer
High
' !
H
102
1.1
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
W
Spalding (A G)
Starrett
Waco Aircraft Co
•
2
2%
300
1%
"
Wagner Baking-voting trust ctfs-ext—•
7%
preferred
_100
7%
7ye
Inc
900
7%
10
109 -}u
111% 111%
—
& Bond
Waitt
7%*
•
1
1%
"
2
Jan
2%
Apr '
9%
preferred—-
cum
tWaltham Watch Co. vtc
Ward
i
w
l
Jan
111% May
1% Mar
2%
Utilities
Texas
$6
1.25
preferred
Western
Maryland Ry 1%
Western
Tablet
&
%
W* Feb
13%
%
2,800
4%
2,250
8%
200
113%
70
v
113
•
20
Westmoreland
26%
Inc
Shoe
Mfg
1%
67/e
Jan
87/b
Jan
Jan
Jan
Terni
30%
with
ex
Wichita
(Wm)
River
175% Mar
2%s
Feb
•28% Mar
United
18% Mar
32
18% Apr
17% Feb
1
Wickes
(R
C)
&
Products
Wilson Brothers
5%
18%
preferred
Wisconsin
Feb
& Lt
(F
6%
8
1,400
5
100
Apr
~3%
13%
13%
32%
•
4J/2%
pfd
32%
33
~3%
900
revenue
30
104 % Mar
15%
100
1%
Interest
Period
Exchange
1%
14
Jan
Central States Electric Corp 5s debs
or
107%
Feb
13
Mar-Sept
debenture
3s
Jan-July
Jan-July
1977
.
—
Friday's
1st
of N
mortgage
A 1st
series
A
Ercole
Marelli
A6%8
ex
&
RR
Elec
with
A6%s
Lt
Nov
Nov
Bonds
1
Grand
Trunk
1993
Jan. I
No.
High
104% 104%
5
*165
Low
1947
Mar-Sepf
May-No®
May-No®
1953
1953
Bank—
'
Ry
Western
4s
103% 103%
111%
111% 112
(coupon
Ex-coupon
91%
107%
120
120
*103
101%
103
Western
6s
■
109%
103%
93%
106
A 73
series
A7s
A7s
■
E
(Aug
series
A7s
June-Dec
on)
1958
100%
«•«*
1941
listed
on
5%s
External
5s
_May-Nc®
1955
1953—
Feb-Aug
Danzig Port & Waterways —
AExternal 6%s stamped 1952
103%
104%
A Lima
108
Maranhao
112%
3
99%
100%
—
99%
100 %
—
58
91%
58%
41
d40
102%
5
4
40
8
102
102% 102%
*1177/a 119
~
__
*55%
—
*30
—
55%
117%
57%
59%
—
*66
—
94
60%
*99%
104
304
52
99%
—
104%
6
143
103%
50
Parana
stamped
Bank
May
4
May'
5_
—.
-
76
High
76
71%
*75
1/../.I.;
*51%
56
46%
—
94%
94%
86
86
16
94%
86
•
94%
79
;
i
—•
8%
.
'
9%
7%
6
8%
*20
23
May-No®
—
136%
I'"
14%
38
—
6s
May-Nov
%
46 Ve
*49
50
50%
50%
*45%
June-Dec
June-Dec
50
*49
—-
April-Oct
1931
5s 1972
33;
"5
52
52
37
45%
80
91
8
91
91
(Plan A)
de
Janeiro
ARussian
-
38%
24%
194
*36%
37%
31 Ye
—i
23%
*37
Mar-Sept
2008
2Vbs
to
—
(Plan A)
2%
2012—
6%s
Government
Jan-July
1997
(ser ABCDE)
stamped
reduced to
23%
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1919
18%
%
38
31
2%
3
25
2y«
3%
2%
~3
June-Dec
1921
•No
e
Odd-lot
2%
94
2%
3%
ei
88%
91
1
76%
86
81
4
86
n
Deferred delivery transaction
a
transaction
(not included In year s
range),
d Ex-Interest,
h.E -
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend,
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction for
range),
x Ex-dividend.
y Ex-rights,
zEx-liquidating dividend.
(not included in year's range),
Under-the-rule
95
casn
43%
4
value,
par
83
91
91
81
.
(not
included
in
year's
and
during current week.
asked prices; no sales being transacted
coupon)
1955
__
1957—
Abbreviations
*86
1952
-
15
88
83
92
91
91
91
4
85
95%
87
1
83
91%
w
used
above—"cod," certificates of
First
Second
Indus¬
Grade
Rail¬
Util¬
ities
214.33
56.07
42.78
76.29
56.76
43.20
76.95
214.87
56.60
43.04
76.66
56.64
43.12
76.98
102.66
214.87
55.96
42.97
76.43
102.68
65
215.72
56.25
43.28
76.80
*
"cons,"consolidated; "cum," cumulacui
certiflcates;
voting trust
Average
Industrial
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
Inc.
10
10
"/I':;,v
stock; vtc,
warrants.
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without
Averages
roads
Stocks
deposit;
tive ;
87
-BodOm-
Total
:^V;;y;;y
.
,
the
:-S. 20
y/.':'.;
,
.
SReported in receivership.
—
Jan-July
—
coupon)
ABonds being traded flat.
10
Total
Grade
Util¬
40
Ralls
Rails
ities
Bonds
102.60
105.94
92.66
105.42
101.66
102.69
,105.98
92.80
105.35
101.71
105.81
92.71
105.27
305.67
92.57
105.30
y 105.64
92.21
105.31
101.46
trials
102.69
102.76
105.71
91.87
105.35
April 29
36.54
...
1—
May
2-
101.62
May
3—
101.55
May
4
May
5—
101.42
Range for 1950
Closing
Date—
—
High
36.59
Low
—
-
-
36.76 Apr. 19
35.13 Jan.
4
36.68
—
:
Range for 1949
36.64
36.59
—
36.57
High
Low
—
^
35.20 Dec. 31
27.79 Jun. 15
f.£
«
77%'
2
71%
104 %
45
83
216.26
3
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
*75
June-Dec
Denmark
reduced
l%s to 2%s
100
41%
83
215.81
2
May
Jan-July
1951
May
May
'•7
*
2008
Chile
of
of
(Republic of)
Interest
61
45
41%
trials
1___
Range Since
"
Sold
(Plan A)
stamped
7s
stamped
Interest
Peru
118 %
2
41%
Indus¬
May
Bonds
Friday's
r
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
principal,
10
—
or
Bid & Asked
6%5 stamped 1958—Mar-Sept
(Peril)
City
Interest reduced to 2Vbs
47
103%
—
70
-Stocks-
29.
Week's Range
;
Sale Price
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s April 1946
...April-Oct
A20 year 7s Jan 1947
——.—Jan-July
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
/
•
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
——June-Dec
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
•
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
30
April
Period
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
Date—
Last
Interest
Sec—
Stock and Bond
are
105
Low
108
96
--
1952
1941
Below
—Feb-Aug
BONDS
103
93%
—■
.
Jan-July
1957—
F
(July
1959_
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
3
11
100% 100 J/2
—
Jan-July
1950
market
Power
97
Union—
debentures
f
s
Mar-Sept
r
1960
92%
92%
173
RR—
A6%s series C 1955—.
■■(.■ A6%s (Dec 1 1941 coupon)
>
5s
Newspaper
conv
iFriday's bid
International
*30
—
106%
28
106% 106%
Mai-Sept
1963
jj
63
92%
Rio
coupon
Mtge
Western
series A
6s
103%
62
*106% 107 %
High
107%
166
180
103%
May
Jan-July
coupon
Green Mountain Power 3%s
&
1956.——
1954
Jan
Co—
1940
1961—:
Guantariamo
102%
60
*120% 120 %
Traction
Feb
Range Since
gold
23
Afay-Nov
1956—
5s
Mfg
1
Residential
5s stamped
*56
10
103% 103%
June-Dec
1956
June-Dec
A5%s
Finland
1947 coupon
Hotel—
Mortgage Bank
1993
mortgage 4s series B
& Fuel 3%s 1965
Water
.May-Nov
—
coupon
Division—
J
4s
57 ; -64%
*30
Mar
4%
RR—
Eastern Gas
Elmira
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Penn
AMortgage
Lackawanna
i '
Co—
1940
1
debentures
External
.
& Western
||
'
•
57%
West
AMedellin
1947—1978
of
V
Apr
Authority—
series
'.f-u v':(i '■ vv
44
.
107% 108%
1948—Jan-July
1954
,f
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Apr
161/4
2
Bid £ Asked
Jen-July
June-Dec
Si-
:
12% Mar
Week's Range
Last
Quar-Feb
6s
Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Lack
1
income
107% May
2,900
Sale Price
Bethlehem
debentures
637/b
s'.l Jj;
—■■■■;V
;
.
New York Curb Exchange
Low
Delaware
:
/
June-Dec
Co
*61
April-Oct
Friday
Ml
43%
u
141/4 Mar
35%
3% Mar
Appalachian Elec Power 3Vis 1970
Atlantic City Electric 3 Vis
1964
Registered
*38
•
.
-so
:45%-58
-
4% Mar
10%
*
43%
Jan
Apr
12% Mar
Friday
Cities Service
Service
Dec
A7s ex Dec
Jan
13
15%
BONDS
Transit
Apr
1969
Electric
Waldorf-Astoria
£ 1
•
New York Curb
revenue
Feb
6%
29% Mar
50
5s
;
-
3%s
8%
12
300
8
receipts
79
88
*38
Ltd—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Chicago
Jan
Apr
3%
Apr
107%
107
100
.2
preference
51/28
4%
221/4 Mar
9% Jan
.25
common
W)
deposit
Steel
7%
5
25
Woodley Petroleum
American
Feb
"3%
3
95
*84
V
■uj
s
1946
1 1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953
Aug
Aug 1
with
A 7s
217/a Mar
Jan
17%
5
1
Woodall Industries Inc
Wool worth
2%
100
1
common
Pwr
700
19%
7%
_•
w
w
-3%
19%
19%
5
Co
Inc
xw
Elec
3%
_10
;
common
preferred
5%
Winnipeg
1
Corp—
Corp.
(The)
Williams
Willson
& Co
Oil
(
.
Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority—
A 5s
Whitman
: v
,
—Jan-July
HydrorElectrlcCo—
A6V2S
Feb
24V«
stamped
A6V2S
114%
875
2nd
'
Jan
50
29%
30'/a
94%
95
April-Oct
,4;
Industrie!—r
(Hugo))
A7-4s
112%
10
Weyenberg
Stinnes
158
26%
•
com
Va Feb
41/* Apr
7% Mar
......
1st pfd—100
Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
May-No®.
\
;
V 106% 106% ti
'';U9%;96.
J,
Apr
V4
4
4%
Manufacturing
(Hugo) Corp—
•
A7-4s 3rd stamped 1946
Apr
100
11
8%
-.%
Baking Co warrants
Wentworth
West
—30
i
:
11
& Bros 5s 1989
Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
Stinnes
Jan
800
^
$2
»
Apr
107%
*106
Feb-Aug
■"i
.
-
--
l*v»l
u*-
;
I
34
(1914)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Transactions at the New York Stock
Stocks
Railroad
Saturday
1,164,119
$1,246,000
2,388,860
3,146,000
2147.470,
3,956,000
3,711,000
271,000
2,837,000
352,000
Total
Government
Bond
Stocks
Bonds
246,000
277,000
United States
Bank
Bonds
Sales
(Number
$205,000
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Week Ended May 5,1950
j.
Foreign
Bonds
2,122,230
Bonds
$1,451,000
$¥,"000
4,238,000
$1,000
______
2,147.990
______
1,796,370
2,504,000
3,189,000
221,000
11,807,030
Total
$17,400,000
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
3,982,000
$1,572,000
$6,000
Week Ended May 5
1950
v:*
$128,200
411,690
Industrial.
is
$15,000
200,000
41,844,410
347,390,400
$7,000
$734,000
58,000
137,000
16,000
.,$388,000
$339,000
137,000
92,000
243,356,300
$389,563,010
,$281,513,150
$14,267,900
Jan. 1 to May 5
1949
1950
2,177,416
1,104,992
40,552,860
19,850,860
,000
$607,000
$12,253,000
$13,281,000
339,000
291,000
6,766,000
4,137,000
7,000
50,000
953,000
860,000
$734,000
$948,000
$19,972,000
$18,278,000
Bonds
37,214,350
$18,979,000
213,000
$7,000
Week Ended May 5
1950
1949
660,000
2,070,900
12,182,000
17,400,000
Tooo
79,000
72,000
76,000
2,1,77,416
$282,500
1,000
Total
112,000
443,816
80,907,515
1,572,000
Railroad
2,000
1950
175,340,977
$6,000
Bank
173,000
50,000
60,000
Btocka—Ho. of thares.
U. S. Government
International
ViTooo
333,645
$18,979,000
Bonds
Foreign
Total
71,000
$7,000
Jan. 1 to May 5
1949
1949
4,767,322
11,867,030
Foreign
Corporate
Government
Si'oi'ooo
400,485
Total
Stocks—No. of shares
Foreign
Domestic
207,750
380,030
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
2,725,000
$1,000
Bonds (Par Value)
of
Shares)
Week Ended May 5,1950
3,394,000
4,000
„„„
■
Thursday
Friday
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Int'l
and Mitcel.
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of
Shares
..
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
'
Boston Stock
Friday
Exchange
galea
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Price*
Shares
STOCK8
\
Par
Low
Par
Range Since January 1
High
Low
•
40%
40%
60
100
47%
48%
50
38%
Jan
50% Mar
100
156% 157%
4,113
146%
Jan
157% May
American
Tel
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper
&
Tel
Boston Edison
Stamped
pfd
cl
class
Boston
A
pfd
1st
C
39%
6%
5%
5%
20%
'
79%
5%
5%
100
33%
70%
1
3%
Feb
Narragansett Racing
Nash-Kelvinator
i
3%
,
100
25
54
-
45
60
33%
33%
80
21%
21%
100
38%
71%
274
2.50
33%
Jan
49% May
39% Mar
25
10%
Jan
55%
250
49%
Apr
Drug
Co
78%
120
76%
Apr
85
Jan
;
19%
85
270
70%
Jan
55%
123
47%
Jan
56
56
10
52
Jan
12%
-
100%
9
100
Jan
35C
7%
16% Mar
2,900
15c
30c
12%
100
459
May
¥l
12%
2,543
10%
Jan
U
350
92%
Feb
8%
50
31c
38c
17%
7%
1,500
Jan
29c
Jan
70c
16%
8
6%
Jan
;
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common
6%
183
Feb
16
235
15
Jan
446
20%
Jan
23%
19
24
25
455
27%
25
58%
59%
42%
41%
43%
22%
Feb
25
Apr
27%
2,620
53%
Feb
1,715
40%
Apr
49%
Socony Vacuum
;
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Jan
42%
200
43%
50
37%
Jan
42% May
44% Mar
13
25
12%
Apr
14%
1,203
30%
Jan
35% May
40%
34%
34
35%
Jan
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
(Ohio)
Oil
Carey
(Philip)
Champion
10
____—
•
Electric
Milling Mach__:
Cincinnati
Street
common_8%
& Sub
Bell
Dow
£
Low
Railway
25
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High
Low
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19%
Altes
—
LmikeiUwimer
Detroit
2%
Apr
3%
Feb
Randall class B
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
Detroit
Jan
Jan
18
9%
Jan
11% Mar
20%
22%
219
17%
86
12%
35
11%
Jan
13% Mar
23%
24%
143
21%
Jan
24% Mar
see
page
43.
May
12%
Jan
23%
Apr
16
Feb
17%
Apr
71%
72%
27%
27%
30
36%
37%
303
33% Mar
33%
212
25%
Jan
34
—
35%
37% May
33% Apr
102
30%
Jan
35% May
188
66
Jan
25%
Jan
73
Apr
28
Apr
Detroit
411
19% May
32%
Feb
20% May
34% Feb
Federal
210
30%
Feb
35
Fruehauf
28%
28%
100
26%
Jan
28%
5%
5%
631
4% Mar
73 % Feb
5%
12%
Apr
13%
50
9%
Jan
10
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200
2
6%
Feb
6%
6%
787
22%
1,200
23%
150
5%
3
24%
1
6
3
24%
5%
634
5%
6%
12%
12%
85
86
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Jan
Apr
Jan
23%
Jan
23%
Apr
Feb
4% Mar
2%
20
4%
2,010
1,180
5% May
3% May
Jan
Feb
Jan
-
24% May
6% Apr
11% Mar
13
Jan
>2,673
70
Jan
86
May
3
Apr
4%
Jan
Feb
3%
1
2%
7%
21% Mar
7,775
85
Jan
23% Mar
23
100
3%
24%
12%
1
10
3%
200
9%
10%
470
9% Mar
11%
5%
,
5%
309
4% Mar
13%
13%
1.204
6% Jan
13% May
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5
Hoover Ball & Bearing
Hoskins Manufacturing
10
.
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Houdaille-Hershey
•
Howell
1;;
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59%
62%
147
59%
Jan
65% Mar
17%
Kaiser-Frazer
66
15%
Jan
1
King-Seeley
1
LaSalle Wines
May
6%
22%
23%
13
35
7%
8%
Jan
Apr
20% Jan
Feb
2%
12%
355
Apr
71/8
2%
50
35
May
21
Apr
Jan
12%
331/3
69
Jan
6%
22
Feb
35
Feb
20
200
7,140
May
55% Mar
63%
1,035
6%
23%
60
911
1,870
20%
23%
39
64
Apr
23 %
25 %
61%
15%
20
Feb
C4
Jan
1,500
Feb
Jan
141%
7%
31
11%
Apr
1,695
7%
24
73
16%
15%
Mar
7%
161
17% May
23% Apr
67% Apr
Jan
77c
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Corp
33% May
1 Ve Apr
131/4
69
1
—
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700
1,430
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29%
1,070
1%
20
150
.22 %
33%
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67%
39
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368
201/4 May
121/4 Apr
1%
20
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22
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36
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Jan
11%
10
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Jan
20%
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Gerlty-Michigan
Goebel Brewing
Hall
Mar
6%
10
Corp
Manufacturing class B
65
Jan
32%
19% Jan
Mar
Apr
5%
1%
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15% Apr
3
348
11%
1
Stove
General
44
Jan
6
15 %
Iron
Trailer
Wood
2%
5%
1
Navigation
High
■
650
25
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3
•
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Range Since January 1
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2%
_*
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Motor
Frankenmuth
Low
—1
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.
62%
Shares
__.—*
Apr
Feb
for Week
Par
:
Gar
Mar
Sales
Range
19
Feb
May
Exchange
of Prices
1
Paper
Steel
368
—
2-5525
Week's
2
Steel Products
20%
/,/H
Exchange
DETROIT
Bros
Gray
33
5%
New York Curb
Midwest Stock Exchange
Electric
.
Motors
Hudson Motor Car_
Hurd Lock & Mfg
Kingston Products, 7
Lakey Foundry & Machine.™
2%
13%
5
200
12% Jan
13%
275
11%
Apr
3%
3%
160
3%
Feb
17%
2,428
13%
Feb
4%
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Jan
17% May
4% Jan
Feb
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Jan
Feb
25 % May
3% Mar / v-it
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Apr
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Jan
16%
50
32%
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Detroit-Michigan
347/3
50
•
4%
43
10 %
72%
—
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Edison
Detroit
50
542
•
__
Apr
17%
6
Detroit & Cleveland
193/e
•
common
33% May
3%
12%
1
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Davidson
104
17
13
_—1
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26% Mar
85
10%
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34%
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65
4
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Apr
16%
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.
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27/8
2%
7%
21 % Mar
80
•
33%
Last
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32%
•
Kroger
33%
Building
Electric
Apr
13
_100
34% Mar
Exchange
a.
Allen
343/3
•
_—
14%
Jan
Sale Pricei
18%
77
10
common
39%
Jan
32
Friday
10
.
Hatfield preferred
Feb
11%
17%
STOCKS
19%
■
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32%
5
38
Detroit Slock
Jan
13
*
295
14%
33 %
Telephone: WOodward
6%
78
10
S£^iI.?SUlatl0n
Art
37%
Feb
14%
•
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32%
_
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High
_*
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86% May
Detroit Stock Exchange
Chrysler Corp
__50
Plcher
Jan
Apr
May
Members
170
common
Eagle
68%
——
New York
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17
;_io
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard
638
32%
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
191/4
8
Cincinnati
Cine
¥\v';V
20
Paper
Cincinnati Gas &
86%
*
Westlnghouse Electric
Q3/4
„_i
84%
20%
10
Timken Roller Bearing
U S Steel
(new)
Consolidated
Range Since January 1
»
——.—
49
__
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(N J)
Standard
Company
Burroughs Adding Machine
'
Baldwin
38%
Jan
23%
Budd
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Mach.
Apr
41%
5
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Laundry
Jan
34%
__
Brands
Standard Oil
Briggs
American
30%
20
246
.15
Co
Standard
Baldwin
Balcrank
95
37%
37%
!
Apr
34%
,:
Jan
14%
49
4
•
Jan
13
Aluminum
78%
Feb
33%
33 %C
61% Mar
41%
Par
Feb
11%
32%
37%
Apr
•
STOCKS
66'/a
85
—so
Jan
26
42%
■
1
70
1,307
37%
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Jan
59%
"l2.50
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Jan
36%
50
—10
Corp
30%
Apr
17% May
31% Mar
285
25
'
Apr
6% Apr
16% Mar
22%
27%
25
Apr
47%
—
Radio Corp
Southern
i
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Mar
32%
0
Pennsylvania RR
Jan
21%
17%
24%
*
27
14
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5%
828
34
*
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8
Oil
36
49
•
Register
Motor
;
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157% May
38% May
Jan
13%
——
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ij:
Mar
12
Jan
26%
74%
5
*
______
Edison
Ohio
Apr
39
Jan
328
137/a
10
Cash
14%
48% May
Apr
9%
146%
38%
28%
7
_
_
102 % May
10
Feb
17%
5
Waldorf System Inc
Westinghouse Electric
...
Stores
33
40
342
37
27%
*
York Central
Ohio
40
75%
General Motors
13% Mar
102%
33%
•
...
11%
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_
Columbia Gas
National
35
156% 157%
37%
Service
Jan
15%
Machinery
Chesapeake & Ohio__
New
157%
10
Dep't
Jan
46% Mar
20% May
18c
~6%
•
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Shoe
Armco Steel
Apr
20%
0
Inc
United-Carr Fastener
Corp
United
Fruit
Co
preferred
Rubber Co
1
—
Day Power & Light
10
89% Mar
19%
16%
-
.35
? 11%
-
9% Mar
8%
—
6%
•
-
General Electric
33%
192
48 %
i
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American Airlines
58% Mar
55%
15c
-
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Association
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrlngton Co
United
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Cities
37
48 %
i
Jan
80% Mar
83%
53%
9
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136%
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|
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11%
55% May
77%
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•
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35
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41
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55.29 May
362
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53%
100
•
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76%
3,668
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Feb
10%
1
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53.32
Jan
24%
Jan
66% Jan
14
41%
38%
—
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Shawmut
Unlisted
High
14%
„r
;
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Feb
49%
•
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55.29
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Apr
Jan
10%
—
20
32
Apr
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165
69%
4%
64%
75
May
May
38%
*
Assn______
3% May
-
48
.
100
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel
Rexall
Jan
14% May
38%
— —
*
National Service Cos
■
5% May
78%
12% Mar
49%
1
5%
North Butte Mining.
Jan
Apr
66%
55.12
*
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Corp.™
&
22
81
71
38.
•
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Jan
Jan
578
54
Chemical
New
19 %
66
110
75%
60%
pfd
Corp
Mergenthaler Linotype
Y,
5% May
Feb
14%
54
•
RR
Apr
Mar
60
Copper
Cement
5%
455
100
•
Lone
Apr
4%
25
40 %
5%
—100
.
Corp
8afety Razor
Hathaway Bakeries
Printing
Pensi-Cola
mmmm
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Apr
13%
14%
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Kennecott
New
15%
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General Electric.
New
Feb
4% Mar
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Group Association
National Stores..
Capital
33
73%
*
-V
21
78
79%
10
Central
50
14% Jan
50
__*
preferred adjustment
Mathieson
360
200
Employers
Maine
45% Jan
1,880
15
3%
Star
Mar
5VB
5
Eastern SS Lines
General
Feb
117
5 %
100
1st preferred series A
preferred class B
First
120
Jan
1,315
Common
5%
47%
Mar
107
100
stamped
Trust—.
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Eastern Mass Street
6%
31% May
114
39%
Co
.;
Jan
120
37%
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Range
32
201
100
stamped
pfd
8.
Shares
Low
Preferred
Jan
Federated
Service
Copper
46%
14%
100
Eoston & Providence RR
Cities
115%
45
21% Feb
27% Mar
554
114% 116
100
1st
&
463/4
Feb
Railroad—
Personal
Calumet
114%
25
40%
123
31%
115
100
prior preferred
5%
29%
100
«...
7%
24
Railway—
Boston & Maine
7%
23
50
—
Boston Elevated
157 %
•
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Blgelow-Sanford Carpet 6%
Boston & Albany RR
U.
High
Agricultural Chemical
American Sugar Refining
for Week
Il4%
—
—
American
American
Rapid
Sales
Range
of Prices
|
Sale Price-
Week's
Friday
t
Week's
Last
-
-
5% Apr
-.7% Jan
2 v
Apr
'■
j
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1915)
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
v
Week's1"
Last
%
Masco
Par
V
,
Screw Products
McAleer
changed
Friday
2*$
low
1,458
1%
High
Jan
2%
sales
transacted
current
the
Interlake
week
Michigan
1
Bumper
Michigan
Sugar
Electric
National
10
Welding
Stamping
1
Peninsular
Pfeiffer
Rickel
*
Metal
Products,—
Brewing
old
com_____
2
Raisin
Rudy
Manufacturing
Paper
5
1
Scotten-Dlllon
Manufacturing
Simplicity Pattern
__1
—
Manufacturing
Standard
Tube
1
class
B
1
Timken-Detroit Axle
Corporation
Radiator
1
Walker &
2 Va
class
A
Apr
International
Paper
Apr
1%
Jan
Jade
15%
Jan
19 Va
Apr
2%
Apr
31/4
Jan
3%
4,270
2%
2%
Apr
2% May
2,471
2%
3% Mar
200
2Va
35%
Jan
4 7/8
Jan
2,364
Co
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May
Gas
Lane-Wells
Light
Feb
2%
Jan
37%
Jan
46%
Apr
Lincoln
2%
2%
1,030
2%
May
Jan
__
6%
67s
400
6% Mar
7%
--
2%
2%
400
2
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
Loew's
Inc
12%
200
12
Feb
13 %
24%
950
21
Jan
100
6
May
24% May
6% Jan
6
6
9%
4
3 Vs
3%
9%
3%
__
3%
235
15%
150
15%
12
11%
5
—"
40
1
—
Young Spring & Wire,.
*
33%
12%
8% Mar
%
Montana
12
4%
Jan
33%
Jan
37%
Apr
Apr
41% May
1% Jan
Jan
33 y4
320
1
27
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Jan
17%
Jan
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145
50%
Apr
54%
Jan
46%
47 %
1,305
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Apr
47%
Apr
7%
7%
400
Apr
7%
Jan
28%
28%
631
Jan
28%
7%
7%
Apr
275
1.15
1.30
3,100
30%
32%
3,968
24%
Jan
16
16
120
15%
Apr
27%
28%
640
28%
1.25
1
3()3/a
20
28%
100
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&
Co
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11%
72%c
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2%
2%
3%
16,948
75c
65c
75c
2,100
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a22% a22%
56%
56%
1
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(Un)
City Lines Inc
;
Distillers Prod Corp (Un)
New
York Central
RR
(Un)
Nordon Corporation Ltd
5
Inc
1
(Un)
1
Week's
of Prices
Shares
Par
Admiral
Corp
1
Alaska Juneau
Alleghany
Gold
Mining Co
Allls-Chalmers
Mfg Co
American
Airlines
American
Amer
Radiator
Inc
•
1
Co new
St
&
1
(Un)
(Un)
Power & Lt
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San
Tel
American
Tel
&
Co
Anaconda
Copper
Armco
(Un)
Company (111)
Steel
Armour &
Atch
Mining
14
Avco
Co
Baldwin
Barnsdall
Basin
Co
16
21
Mar
Apr
13%
Jan
a53% a54%
70
55%
Feb
156% 157%
1,852
146 y2
Jan
__
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343
70 y4 Mar
a23% a23%
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220
22
Feb
Mar
2,725
28
38
1.011
28 y2
10
10
310
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96
5
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25
(Un)
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__
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13
10
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37%
6%
7%
16%
55
55
11%
800
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170
a45
50c
1%
14 %
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14 y2
Jan
31% May
38
May
10%
109
Apr
Jan
9%
Apr
13%
Feb
Jan
12 %
Apr
7%
Apr
Apr
20
Jan
20% May
9% Feb '
Feb
24 Va
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16% Mar
14%
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11%
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Mar
12c
15 %
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Jan
Apr
*
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Jan
21%
Feb
20%
21 %
1,370
17% Jan
22%
9%
Apr
10%
1,105
2.00
2.20
2,900
Co
Edison
Oil
Feb
56
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif.
Pacific Gas & Elec common
5 V2V0
Feb
13
42%
preferred
10% Mar
1%
38%
1,057
31%
Jan
11%
12%
1,315
11%
2c
Apr
2%c
5,000
7%
2c^M»y
2,044
Feb
13
20%
Jan
22%
31% Mar
34%
Oil
Co
Co
World
Drug
Richfield
156
32 Vs
Jan
29%
191
28
Jan
29
270
28%
Jan
29 %
200
28%
64%
64%
150
28 V4 May
61 % Jan
52%
53
759
40
40 Va
80
3%
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4,650
10
(Un)
4
•
Airways
Inc
Feb
Apr
33% May
29 Vb Apr
28%
29
(Un)__l
9%
9%
52
Feb
Apr
68
Mar
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55%
Apr
Jan
40 Va
May
3% Mar
4%
Jan
37%
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870
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11
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20%
20%
21
3,320
17%
Feb
22 Va
50
16%
16%
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16%
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18 % Mar
10
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Apr
36%
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200
25
33%
Jan
32%
760
26%
Feb
32 % May
23
32%
•
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•
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2,089
33%
Apr
Mar
29'/a
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&
33%
33%
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Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
(Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
Pullman Incorporated (Un)
Pure
367
10
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Pacific Western Oil
Corp
Paramount Pictures
240
33%
33%
12%
22%
28%
Pacific
American
12%
21%
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42%
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6%
6%
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Apr
31% May
25
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Mar
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Mar
37%
Feb
44%
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25% Jan
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50
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Chrysler Corp
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1,485
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5
300
67
69
2,068
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498
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1,864
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13%
13%
100
12% Jan
32%
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161
14
29%
Jan
9%
9%
405
34
Mar
7%
Jan
23%
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•
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Exeter Oil Company Ltd
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162
72%
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Gene'ral
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General
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General
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Corp
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1,200
74% May
13% Jan
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Jan
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160
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12%
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Warner Bros Pictures Inc
11%
Jan
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23%
236
Apr
May
Apr
25%
25%
753
17%
18 Vz
18%
10,851
14%
Jan
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41
16%
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1
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107
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10
18
18
209
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18
350
17% Mar
23
17%
17%
662
17%
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21%
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35
38%
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43% Mar
2,778
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2% Feb
13%
Jan
11%
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Jan
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Feb
Apr
58
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Kentucky Coal Co (Un)
W'estinghouse Elec Corp (Un).
Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un)
Apr
17
Apr
9%
Jan
12 %
Apr
1
5
1
(Un)
West
13% May.
Feb
(Un)
Woolworth (F W) Co (Un)
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9%
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Jan
28 %
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Western Union Tel Co
11 % Mar
16%
35%
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a__
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119
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Apr
49 %
Jan
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35%
28
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36
25
•
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42%
17%
38%
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50
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38
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Apr
1,202
16
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Jan
25 % May
1,009
12%
10% Mar
15%
1%
1%
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Jan
17
5
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84%
(B F)
&
Jan
16% Mar
61% Mar
13 '
Jan
17%
54%
Company (Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co (Un)
Textron Incorporated common
Tidewater Assoc Oil Co (Un)»
Transamerica Corporation
Apr
19%
50
677
70c
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79
17%
17%
12%
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Apr
74%
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Jan
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23% May
13%
13%
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Florida
4
17%
22%r Jan
74%
a
5
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78%
50c
&
4
9%
Jan
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Jan
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de
Jan
Jan
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Pont
10%
26%
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Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
du
xy% Mar
1
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Class
1
(Un)—1
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22
52%
(Un)
(Un)
Studebaker Corporation (Un)
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%% preferred class Ei
Superior Oil Company
31% Mar
Consolidated
2,794
(Un)
Oil Co
38 %
25 %
Calif
Stone
Jan
Apr
24
53 %
of
Apr
38
25%
25
(Ind)
Apr
9c
Feb
65
•
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39%
Mar
100
8
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Jan
4c
31%
27c
Co
Oil
1,000
1,263
38 %
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6c
38
27c
28
Standard
44% Mar
Feb
6c
37
37
Feb
38%
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32% Mar
Apr
33%
20 Va
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9 Vb
30% Mar
20
27c
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14% Apr
1.05
(Un)
Company
Southern Railway
Feb
•
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4.48%
Jan
60
17 Ye
Aircraft
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Oil
4.32%
Feb
15% Mar
16% Apr
•
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Jan
1,478
16 y4
20
(Un)
System
340
4
•
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May
75
3%
16 Va
of
Jan
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*
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Corp
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Apr
48%
33
-
650
16%
Apr
7% Mar
95
a31% a32Va
30%
20%
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Sinclair
Mar
41%
150
18%
4%
69
14
1
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Gas
16
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Columbia
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1,355
Company
Sierra
Trading Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Signal
300
9
44
Co
(Del)
31%
8%
8%
Apr
21 Vb
(Un)
Shell Oil Co
65% May
10% Mar
•
Sears Roebuck &
51% Mar
1,175
Broadway Dept Store
Finance
Seaboard Oil Co of
Apr
31%
5
Paper Company
Industries
(Un)
Schenley
Apr
7%
Regis
Seaboard
Feb
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
1
Safeway Stores Inc
38% May
;
Feb
50o
Manufacturing Co
Rice Ranch Oil
Company
3%c Apr
7%
53
Apr
12%
12 %
34% Mar
25
preferred
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12% May
7%
a30% a30%
1%
33%
25
1st
Indemnity Co
Rexall
14% May
2% Jan
1%
37%
Jan
26% Mar
25
A
redeemable
Reserve Oil
Feb
35% Jan
31%
25
Radio Corp of America
Jan
Jan
182;
353
25
red
4.80%
1.40
a33% a33%
10
preferred
May
10 % May
3.00 Mar
a33 % a34%
10
.
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2.10
Jan
•
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Radio-Keith-Orpbeum Corp (Un)
Feb
10
1
6%
8
Co..
Company
Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corporation (Un)
Feb
48
100
8%
22%
18%
Packard Motor Car
"
145
50
328
425
Pan
70% Mar
32 Vb
Mar
10%
322
11%
350
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20%
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385
—
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45%
10
8,410
16%
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Apr
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16
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1.40
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15%
4
Jan
9%
15
58%
Apr
300
10%
5%
31%
-
30%
Corp common
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100
1,875
Apr
1.40
3,945
Jan
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Bendix
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co (Un)_100
Bandinl Petroleum Co
1
Barker Bros
Apr
2% May
3% Mar
31%
(Un)
Corp
Locomotive
33%
100
10
(Un)
Manufacturing
27% Mar
500
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Co
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
Atlantic Refining
1,350
2%
3%
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•
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36 y4
11%> 11%
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2%
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Viscose Corp (Un)
Woolen Co
(Un)
American
31
53%
718
Mar
16%
Ohio
High
33% Mar
23
15
Ohio
3%
__
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American Smelt & Refining Co
American
32 Vb
10
(Un)
Corporation
Low
33% Mar
21% Mar
Pacific Railway Co (Un)_100
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1
for Week
Sale Price
Jan
63
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Oceanic Oil
Sales
Range
Mar
3% May
90c
20%
__
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Last
95c
Jan
Feb
a21% a22 %
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1.40
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315
Jan
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550
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Jan
32% May
18 Va Jan
Jan
22
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Jan
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North American Co (Un)
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24%
2
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Apr
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1.10 Mar
1
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May
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19%
5% Mar
Apr
23
82 %c
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20
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May
600
385
16%
1
Jan
1,800
Feb
76
1
16%
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7%
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Menasco
41 %
13c
Jan
7
Merchants Petroleum Co
Minnesota Power & Lights
Feb
16
Apr
4%
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Jan
10
Jan
9c
4
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Apr
231
36
97/8
300
940
Apr
Apr
Feb
38% Mar
730
•
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14 %
Feb
Jan
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35%
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430
2,300
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14%
29
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Jan
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■
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220
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Feb
4,185
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38%
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2.65
7.50
Jan
2% May
40
10
High
35% Mar
19,000
14%
•
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2.75
(Un)
Low
70
4%c
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•
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Kaiser-Frazer Corp
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Oil
10
4c
10c
100
1
10
Range Since January 1
High
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(Un)
Int'l Tel & Tel Corp
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40
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25c
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of
2,655
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100
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278
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l
common
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Jan
Jan
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36%
5
United States
6%
1%
19%
4
2%
1
common
Superior Tool & Die
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4
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1
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174
Feb
3%
10
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45%
—
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Iron Corp
international Nickel
2,400
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River
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19%
19%
1
_
Davis
1%
7%
*
Chemical
Parke,
1%
2
common
Packard Motor Car
Park
1 Vb
*
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National
Central RR Co
Intercoast
1
Murray
Illinois
Imperial Development Co Ltd
Independent Exploration Co
during
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
to
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American
Tel
Anaconda
Copper
Armco Steel Co
Armour
Atch
Co
&
Asbestos
(111)
Bendix
Co—
Bethlehem
&
Steel
Eorg
Co
Burkhart
(F)
Butler
38%
9%
10%
1%
5%
16%
Jan
27%
Jan
7%
Jan
5,300
Apr
157% May
31% May
27% Mar
670
38Ms May
10% Apr
650
1%
Jan
1%
Apr
160
103%
Feb
113%
Apr
100
4% Jan
6Va Mar
1% Mar
2%
9ya
Apr
50
8%
6,3o0
5%
Jan
33 %
Jan
37%
1.400
11%
Jan
1,100
35 %
Jan
17% May
47% Apr
1%
1%
1%
1,100
1%
Apr
1% Mar
5%
5%
300
36 3/4
38%
1,200
4% Jan
30% Jan
6% Feb
38 Va Apr
13%
13%
400
12
Jan
13% Mar
15%
15%
80
14
Feb
15% Mar
36%
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—
13%
63
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common
—10
12%
Feb
14%
55%
Feb
64 !/2
May
550
11%
Apr
185
36% Mar
40
193/a
50
17%
19% Mar
31
—
9%
31%
200
29
Jan
34
Feb
19%
——
2,000
20
100
16%
Jan
20
May
10%
900
395
——
1
2Yb
3%
Brewing Corp.—
—50c
14
3
4%
15%
16%
2%
500
1,023
16%
Apr
3%
3% Mar
14 %
5
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
16 % Mar
Illinois
Light—
,
Central 111 Secur Corp common
Convertible
Certain-teed
preferred
Products
1
Electric
Consolidated
Consumers
27%
28 Yb
1,194
27%
13 Yb
143/4
16,385
12%
93/4
2,147
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Co
!
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(Un)
;
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Corp class A—
(Un)
(Un)_
Fox
—
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General
Gibson
Connell
America
32
Feb
34
14
Apr
15%
79%
350
46
44 Yb
46 Va
412
28 y8
28%
30
33%
341/4
565
6'/2
6%
150
1
—
•
Drive
Inc
Auto
Jan
79%
43%
Jan
46y2
Apr
29
Apr
Apr
32%
Apr
Apr
20%
Jan
14%
1,715
11%
Feb
3,300
29%
Jan
16
16
33 V8 Mar
17%
1,000
201/4
20'/4
8
1,
Laclede
Gas
Lamson
Leath
McNeil
12% Mar
17
17% May
Jan
20Vi
Middle
West
Apr
73/4
Jan
3,900
3%
Apr
67
576
54%
Jan
751/8
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61
30
Jan
66
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Tile
York
New
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16
Apr
27
Apr
30% Mar
Apr
23% Mar
7Yb
Apr
_
53/4
13 Va
Jan
17% Mar
11V4
Apr
14 y2
82
Apr
88
10
4%
800
15
300
4% Mar
13%
Jan
7'/b
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
13%
Apr
16%
200
14
Jan
16Yb
Jan
40
55
39
Jan
40
Feb
8
1,700
17
18
49%
50
4
1,100
7%
Jan
44
Feb
3% May
54
4%
Jan
Apr
Jan
27%
150
6 %
23%
49 y2
Jan
54% Mar
1,100
18
125
5% May
15 V2 Jan
Feb
7
Feb
18
May
10%
200
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
19%
1,300
18%
Apr
20'/b
Apr
2%
.
10%
19%
19'/2
2 34
2,130
2V2
Jan
24
6
6
13 Yb
25
350
6%
23
Jan
1,300
5%
Apr
2% Mar
25 V4
7
Jan
Jan
12%
250
12 '/2
Jan
14%
18 Yb
400
17 y2
Jan
19 %
23%
24 %
800
22 Va
Jan
25
29%
23 Yb
13%
18%
30
400
28%
Jan
30
Feb
May
Feb
Apr
Mar
35
35 %
35
38
Mar
56%
58
58 %
1.080
53%
Apr
58%
Feb
Feb
22%
Apr
35
19 %
22
2,850
11%
20 3 f,
4.700
16% Mar
26
26
26
24%
Jan
4 Ya
43/e
100
3%
Feb
13Yb
13%
14%
2,050
11V2
Jan
—
203/4
203/4
100
15
Jan
16%
2,435
5
81/4 Mar
1,000
20
Corp
May
6%
19%
•
15
Jan
10%
20
(Un)
Feb
May
6'%
400
53/4
1
RR
18 y4 Mar
300
2,500
5
(Un)
Apr
7% Mar
5,400
49%
1
•
17%
3
13
7%
*
25
Feb
40
—
—
1
10
Apr
7%
"
7
1
*
3
12%
*
Mfg
Hundred
Jan
21%
—10
Central
Jan
46%
16%
•
National Standard
350
20% May
28% Feb
-f%
Apr
15
Apr
20% May
North
American
12% Mar
North
American
Car
16% May
20
30
31
250
24
Va
Jan
North
American
31
Co
10
20 3 4
21
737
18%
Jan
21% Mar
*
9%
100
8V4
Feb
91/2 Mar
4,000
11%
Apr
13
350
25%
Jan
33%
190
16
Jan
17
10%
Jan
18%
Apr
6V2
Apr
35Vb
Feb
Northern
Aviation
Illinois Corp
Northwest
Nunn
Oak
(Un)
:
Northern States Power
1
..
(Minn)
Shoe
15%
15%
31
♦
Co
11 Yb
11%
*
Bsncorporation
Bush
32%
31 %
2V2
17
1
15
Mfg Co
Warrants
Edison
Co
Oil
Co
(Un)
•
Mfg
Co
*
Ontario
12
32%
17
14%
15 %
4%
8
Ohio
9%
16%
4%
Ohio
Packard
Motor Car
(Un)
—
34 %
14
'
1,700
34
333/8
34%
6,600
5YB
333/a
•
Pan
American World Airways
Paramount Pictures (Un)
4
(Un)_2%
14
3%
9%
9 3/4
20%
1
Peabody Coal Co common
5% prior preferred
Pennsylvania RR
6%
5
1,046
763
50
6
4%
2% Mar
32
Jan
May
Mar
Apr
May
26% Mar
341/b May
14
14
Feb
8,600
3%
Apr
4%
Feb
Jan
10%
1.400
Jan
11
Feb
21
6,055
17%
Feb
21%
Jan
2,570
5%
Apr
4Yb May
Apr
75% May
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Potter
Co
9
Pressed
Steel
Process
Public
Corp
Corp
(Un)
Pure
Oil
Co
(Ind)
Rexall
Rand
Drug
(Un)
Oil
Rlchman
Bros
11
Apr
100'
10%
Apr
13
Jan
Sangamo
18 »/a
515
17 y2
Apr
22
Jail
Schenley Industries
Jan
10% Mar
Sears
12
Securities
National
St Louis Public
5
100
9
41'/2
Apr
53/4
May
103/4
Jan
49
6% May
68%
Jan
7V4
—
87
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
May
New
Signode
400
7% Mar
8V2
Jan
5%
150
4
Jan
5% May
925
27
Jan
30
Apr
26%
Feb
34
May
Jan
23%
29
28 Yb
29 %
32%
31%
34
21Yb
20%
223/a
1
8%
—
8%
1,537
146
12V4
7V4
270
12
18,700
8%
12
6%
13
30%
—
31Ya
4,350
6%
5,800
6%
45
Apr
Apr
9%
Feb
Mar
14%
Mar
23%
Jan
5%
Feb
31% May
7
Apr
43%
45
395
41
Apr
45%
Apr
44%
45 %
400
43% Mar
46 y4
Jan
26
26%
500
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Apr
26% Mar
46
46
40
Jan
46%
Power
26%
:
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com.
Co
5%
•
(Un)
15
534
5,700
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
31
250
26% Mar
31%
Apr
595
29% Mar
34%
Jan
1%
31
31
32
1
10
10
10
*
44
43%
44%
1,288
15
15%
300
15
May
Co
Apr
30%
350
10
Apr
12
Jan
41%
Jan
45 y8
Apr
Investm't Co of St Louis—
!
Corp class B
Sinclair
8%
4%
31
common
Shellmar
Apr
8
L*
Cummins
Roebuck &
Serrick
Mar
9%
10%
Stockyards—
Service
Electric
Schwitzer
Feb
12
10%
— —
—
102%
Louis
138%
Jan
Jan
-2%
St Joseph Light Ac
When delivered
3t
Apr
8%
6%
(Un)_
Jan
800
127%
550
Co
92%
53/8
428
1,750
(Un).
Corp
60
9
134 %
Feb
9%
50c
(Un)
Richfield
100
9
18% Mar
*
Corp of America (Un)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
(Un)
i£
Jan
5%
17 Va
Jan
•
com
Radio
90
Mar
Apr
16%
*
•
100
Jan
15%
1
Co
May
10%
850
2,790
10%
1
Car
Service
133
71/8 Mar
9
33VaC
35
9
17
17%
(The)
48%
850
16
16%
100
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Feb
Apr
16 Ya
16%
'
78% Mar
10%
25
Jan
67 Va
6%
.50
—
29
common
10
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Prod
Corp
Steel StrappingOil Corp.
21
21
100
21
May
21'/2
Apr
17%
386
16%
Jan
Feb
Southern
Co
8V4
383/b
18%
8%
38%
750
7%
Apr
10%
Feb
Southern
Pacific
280
333/4
Jan
40
31%
2.600
243,4
Jan
31% May
Spiegel Inc
143/4
I434
100
14%
Jan
15
Jan
Standard
513/4
52%
300
Jan
54%
Apr
Standard
113/4
1,150
44 Va
10 y2
Apr
13 Yb
Feb
Standard
Oil
1,100
l3/4
Jan
2%
Feb
Standard
Steel 8prlng
Socony Vacuum OH
Bend
Lathe
(Un)_.
12%
30%
12%
200
11
Apr
15% May
12% Mar
30
—
30%
850
26%
Jan
30Y8
1458
15%
5,150
12%
Jan
I51/4 May
24
25%
5,200
22
Jan
16
Feb
25% May
17 Va Apr
.15
15%
Jan
173/g
Co.
13
54%
305
10%
12%
17%
12%
173/4
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1734
17%
53 Yb
Worxs.
Feb
15%
253/s
11%
2,825
2,400
300
1,610
12% May
51% Mar
18
Mar
13% Mar
54y8
Apr
Mar
Standard
2
4%
"7%
50c
43% Mar
IYb
3/4
14%
*
Inc
Corp
55
2
4
Co
30
Graham-Paige Motors (Un).
83
10
Muter Co
Nash-Kelvlnator
248
11%
84
—
Monroe Chemical Co $3.50 preference-*
432
n%
Mar
250
17%
Montgomery Ward & Co
83
14%
12
Apr
50
13 Yb
88
3,550
15
—
•
35
Co.
17%
14%
11%
Mfg
48
/
7%
13 Y8
•
Cement
79
8%
17%
3
7%
7%
•
common
Brewing
32%
21
3
•
*
preferred
Minneapolis
46%
•
400
Piping & Supply
34
550
3,200
273/8
5
83
3,200
23%
22%
Products
Republic Steel Corp
6%
273/g
22%
Corp
Jan
87
1,300
*
Utilities
Apr
84%
15
14%
•
Food
32 S/8
84%
133/4
•
4
South
225
1.200
38%
4
Miller & Hart vtc
Apr
446
Co
Middle
34%
49
33%
Apr
39%
5
Mickelberry's
33%
6%
40% May
Jan
17
38%
Cement
Remington
48%
Jan
32 Va
53
Portland
Jan
61/4
37%
100
Jan
Jan
28%
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Blanke Co_
Apr
49
315
53
Medusa
8Vi
36lA
1
40%
33%
25 %
9%
•
33% Mar
39%
~
24%
Jan
5'A
Jan
25%
Jan
6 %
25 Ya Mar
10
28%
34V2
14
44 V, May
Co
&
7%
9
135
•
Field
7Ya
9
8% Mar
313/s
Marshall
10
10%
Jan
3%
1,300
5
4%
3%
7%
17%
800
1
9%
,
1,550
8%
7
7%
11
925
143/4
Apr
14% May
40% May
Jan
Mar
1
9%
15
40 %
Libby.
Lindsay Light & Chem common
Lonergan Mfg class B
390
»
10%
Mar
&
1,900
4%
450
1
$2.50 preferred
Llbby
7%
5
14%
Jan
26
common
27%
4%
26
Mar
38
Co (Un)
Co
71/4
"4%
21
100
Sessions
&
&
26%
5
498
Jan
515
Laclede-Christy Co
25
7%
26
7%
28% May
1,810
(Un)
preferred
Knapp Monarch Co
South
H)
400
38% May
27% Apr
43
350
Electric—
5%
I6Y4
Bros
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
25%
30
28%
37% Mar
6
32
Safety Razor
Glidden Co (Un)
see
73%
27% Mar
13%
Public Utilities
For footnotes
Apr
31%
24%
39%
Apr
26% Mar
Mar
13%
10
Corp
(W
Jan
31%
25 y2
iy4
Refrigerator Co
Co
May
6% Jan
25% May
14% May
10
Gillette
Gossard
Apr
Dredge &
Outdoor Advertising
Goldblatt
78%
420
1
General Electric Co (Un)General Finance Corp common
General
Feb
2.300
*
Motors
67%
24 %
Jan
6% Mar
31 %
•
*
(Peter) Brewing
General
500
Jan
2iy4
450
14%
—'
•
3
Co
Four-W'heel
69
153/4
.—10
Brewing Corp
&
Jan
33%
15
Nemours
Elgin National Watch
of
63
15%
1
—
de
Electric Controller &
Mfg..
Mills
75%
4,800
22 Vi
300
7%
•
Tel
&
1
-
Manufacturing Co
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
Simons
119
79
♦
—
Eaton
Dock
Jan
•
Corp
Dow Chemical Co
Fitz
114
15%
5
Flour
10
69
79
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)—
Falstaff
119
66 Yb
74
5
(Unj
Aircraft
common
Eastman Kodak
119
9% May
100
Apr
25
Inc—-
Vultee
(E I)
•
Jan
32%
1
Pont
,'
91
75
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Du
Apr
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1
System
Credit
Jan
Jan
15
32
•
Illuminating
Continental Motors
Crane Co
'
Domestic
7%
11% Jan
30%
Apr
Jan
98
1
Edison
Doehler-Jarvis
9 V4 Mar
50
24%
Feb
Feb
98
98
68%
15% Jan
*
Inc
Co
28%
♦
Club Aluminum Products Co—
Gas
350
*
Graphite
(The)
9Yb
9
38%
2% Jan
20% Apr
18% May
Jan
10
Cleveland
Commonwealth
9%
2%
Cleveland
Columbia
9%
—.-
Jan
2 % Ma-r
19%
675
...*
Co
Foods
100
18Ya
1
preferred
Clinton
1,250
17%
*
preferred
Products Corp
Cleveland Cliffs Iron
Coleman
2%
20%
17%
25
-
City
$4.50
2%
35 y2
5
Chrysler Corp—
Service
1°0
20%
—^
363/B
1
Chicago Mil St Paul & Pac vtc
Chicago Towel Co common
Cities
36
—
*
-
(Un)
Cherry Burrell Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
Convertible
*
23%
33%
—
75
Nineteen
Central
25% May
28%
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Kellogg Switchboard common
Apr
llVi Jan
Apr
14% Mar
3,000
4%
153/B
15
9
Mar
Jan
7Yb
•
Modine
16%
16%
Central & South West Corp
Jan
15Yb
9%
(Un)
Carr-Consol Biscuit
Jan
11%
44%
Stores preferred
Stephens Shinkle Shoe
13% Mar
39 %
4,800
26%
Brown
Apr
950
193/b
16%
900
12%
38 %
—
14%
25%
10% Mar
31%
42 3i
delivered
Midwest
64%
15%
Pacific
Feb
llys
15
2'/a
200
Va/ Jan
Power & Light—
When
Jan
1%
36
22% Mar
Apr
13% Jan
3,500
23
Canadian
Centlivre
20
146 Va
17%
10
Manufacturing
Corp
Bros
31%
400
473/4
1
—
Burton-Dixie
1,035
2,442
15%
2l/2
Inc
(Un)
16 %
35%
12 'A
Budd
21
45%
64%
Co
Johnson
Apr
17
-*.*
-
Corp
(E L)
12
Iowa
Jan
45%
5
Shoe
Jim
Jan
x7Yb
X8V0
1
Corp
Bigelow
Co
34% Mar
9%
I3/4
1
Bruce
Jan
1,700
1%
J-
Borg-Warner
Brown
26%
11%
3% May
4
Apr
26
•
Co
&
10
450
7.50
(Un)
delivered
300
51/b
Brown
&
Jan
When
1.450
PI
(Un)
Inc
(George W)
Apr
1,600
lll3/4 112%
•
——
Laughlin
r
——
10
.
Binks Mfg Co
12%
9
Co
Corp
Corp (Un)
Gas
Illinois
3yB
1%
100
3
Co
Iowa
3%
37
93%
—J
Benquet Cons Mining
Tel
Jan
34%
30
4
Aviation
International
7%
155/a
.
1
(Uni
Paper
International Shoe
20%
31%
5
Fe
Harvester
International
1,700
39%
*
Jan
10%
27%
8
•
Steamship
Jan
25 3/4
14%
•
Apr
6% Jan
3% Mar
Light
International
156ys 157 yb
21
10
(111)
3
Interlake
hya
11%
50
(Un) i
Berghoff Brewing
3%
Apr
&
Apr
14%
1
May
54%
6% Mar
11%
990
Power
11
28
~
•
.
500
38%
28
100
Tool
11 %
Jan
7%
10
Steel
3yb
15y8
(Un)
12%
Inland
33%
157%
Bastlan-Blessing Co
Bliss
3yb
(On)—*
Corp
Belden Mfg
12
100
Manufacturing
Mfg
450
.1
San
Automatic Washer
Avco
1,050
1
Co
Topeka & Santa
Products Corp
Athey
23
39
6%
3%
—.
Mining
Jan
7%
i
Stand
19%
17% Jan
5% Jan
63/b
•
Tel
Apr
1,205
7ytt
12
High
5,100
6%
50c
(Un)
&
&
23
36%
7y«
1
Laboratories
Investment
Low
44%
*
Akron
Brass Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un)
American Airlines
Range Since January 1
540
9
& Roller Bearing
Affiliated Gas Equipment common
American
21 ys
303/4
47
•
Aetna Ball
Allied
453/8
33
1
-
Shares
High
46
—...10
...
Corp
Advanced
Low
5
Indianapolis
12%
25
24%
24 >/2
25
Indiana Steel Products
for Week
Mar
73
"
1
RR
Pneumatic
23
3
Co
Central
Independent
Sales
STOCKS
Brick
Illinois
Jan
28
19%
23%
Huttig Sash & Door (new) common—10
Hydraulic Press Brick $6 pfd
50
Illinois
16
10
10
Corp
Spencer Bartlett
11%
Apr
Jan
27
—
1
Werner
Feb
14%
23%
2
Harnlschfeger Corp common
(G) Brewing Co
Heln
CLAIRE
10
10%
300
11%
11%
3
Instrument
High
350
15V8
28
•
Brewery
Low
10%
15%
100
(Un)
Range Since January 1
High
10%
•
Towing commonCooperage class A
Bros
Hammond
Dstk
Heillman
MADISON
Low
10%
Dredge &
Greyhound
Chicago Board of Trade
MIDWESTERN LISTED AND UNLISTED SECURITIES
MINNEAPOLIS
Shares
Gray Drug Stores
3, ILL.
Greif
Stock
for Week
of Prices
Par
Telephone Central 6-0780
Midwest
Range
Sale Price
SO. LA SALLE ST.
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
EXCHANGES
ENDED
STOCKS
105
..
11
Dredging
common
Oil of Indiana
On
2%
8% Mar
100
2%
Feb
3Y4
46Yb
47 Va
1,589
42%
Jan
48Va
703/4
72%
1.666
66 V*
Jan
27
27 Ya
1,051
25%
Jan
Apr
72% May
28 y8 Apr
22%
24%
825
18%
Jan
24% May
2%
47%
.
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(Ohio)
(Un)
com
(Un).
11 Ya May
24
Jan
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
(1917)
37
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Shares
Products
Studebaker Corp
Sunbeam
Tool
„.
,
"n
&
Swift
1
Ctfs
of
Co
12 y4
11%
13
12 'A
Jan
21%
Jan
26%
1,900
8% Mar
Jan
34%
Apr
58
538
12 >A
44
Apr
Jan
9
3,550
69% Mar
12% May
12%
13 y*
3,200
lu%
Jan
13% Mar
36%
1,015
34
Jan
37% Mar
5
Co
Western
St
2
Salle
64%
13
15% Mar
66%
13
30%
13 y*
100
11%
Feb
14%
16
581
14%
Apr
16
Apr
5
Admiral
1
*
29%
30%
950
19 y2
20 y*
234
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
49%
49%
305
49%
Jan
50%
Jan
29%
Jan
34%
Feb
•
Carbide & Carbon
•
48%
46%
48%
1,778
42 Va
Mar
17
17%
1,104
137/e
Jan
34
j%
Jan
4 Ve
Apr
100
27%
Apr
28%
Apr
48% May
17% May
United
Air
United
Corp without dlv (Un»
Light & Rys Co ex rights
1
3%
United
7
28%
United
Paramount Theatres
1
17%
18
925
17%
Apr
23 %
Jan
1
17%
17%
324
16% Mar
23'/a
Inc
(Un)
10
com
Certificates of interest
U
S
Steel
Van
,
common
Dorn
Warner
Iron
Bros
•
Works
(Un)
5
32
7
33'A
7
15
25%
7
100
Airlines
Factors
American
Power
Radiator
13%
Apr
15
Jan
35%
19%
19%
200
15%
Jan
19% May
90
90
30
82%
Feb
90
Industries
Youngstown Sheet
6 '/a
6 '/a
250
12%
12%
200
11%
2
15%
15%
100
14
•
Inc
&
90
6%
82%
84
295
73%
•
Tube
(Un)
Light
Stan
12%
5% Mar
Mar
Apr
May
6% May
Jan
Copper Mining
Atlas
Engine
Mining
Bendix
93
$2,000
Mar
92
16
Jan
Jan
84
Apr
Mar
11%
678
viey,
16'A
y%
May
250
16 %
21%
340
20%
740
13%
53%
266
2,231
146%
85
■
69%
2,202
28
36
36 y2
1,209
34
Jan
alll% alll% all2%
197
104
Jan
—
a24% a24%
69
6
6%
18c
8'A
8%
1,080
alO alO'/e
90
3
13
1
Jan
24
128,975
762
•
72
Feb
25
Feb
9%
Apr
27c
Jan
Jan
9 Va
Mar
10
13%
Feb
7%
Apr
Apr
6%
7%
300
4%
Feb
55%
7 Va
5
55 Va
160
47%
Feb
55 % May
A7
35 %
Jan
47%
Apr
1% May
2 '/a
Jan
Apr
a44% a47%
4V
5
1%
1%
38
38
12%
11 'A
12%
2,735
1
(Un)_
Corp
a45%
PI
2
Steel
Holdings
Borden
Co
2.95
2.90
3.00
3,596
a29% a30%
50
24%
Jan
31
40
49%
Jan
51% Mar
%
58
Feb
65
;•;
•
(Un)
(Un)
5
(Un)
Borg-Warner
Co
,,
105 % Mar
May
'5%
Mar
39
Feb
16c
Jan
31% May
Feb
5%
!
157% May
Mar
36%
Jan
56
Jan
31%
a73 Ve a75%
16c
(Un)
18%
53% May
156% 157%
'
Apr ;
21% May
16 Ve Apr
Jan
53%
—
1
Jan
12
Apr
16
21%
•
Jan
4
Jan
15%
~
Jan
3%
3% Mar
6
(Un)
_15
Corp
(Un)
__
1%
1,050
690
30%
Jan
38%
7%
__
a50% a50%
5
65
64
65
Jan
14%
2.50 Mar
370
♦
16%
16%
16%
1,675
—2%
common
14%
14%
14%
2,150
—
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
93
30
17c
Bishop Oil Cc
Blair
a3%
P10
Corp (Unl___
Cons Mining (Un)__
Bethlehem
a3'A
2.50
Co
Aviation
Benguet
Apr
30%
Petroleum
Co
2%
31%
100
Mfg Corp common (Un)
Oil
25
a73 Ve
5
Diesel
Avco
Budd
.1978
(Un).
Big
Locomotive
Apr
14
(Un)
Atok
Wedge
Apr
22%
3
50
(Un)
com
(Un)
Imperial
Jan
215
150
24
1,035
20
Corp
Top & Santa Fe
Corp
Atlas
52 3A
38%
11%
1
High
Mar
28 % Mar
36
3
100
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
Atchison
*
47
3.25
Apr
(Un)
Jan
May
16% May
15%
'
Apr
Apr
BONDS
Chicago Transit Authority 3%S-
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Boeing Airplane Co Cap
13
•
Low
145
24
a3»A
Rsngr Sines January 1
High
30%
•
(Un)
Sales
a45% a46%
30 %
20
(Un)
San
Viscose
Tel
&
Low
a46%
1
Anaconda
Barnsdall
30%
Bankshares
Ltd
&
&
1
(Un)
American
Jan
1,020
l
Inc
Tel
7V8
2,750
(Un)__
Smelting & Refining
Bandini
15
Shares
10
Co
American
Apr
35%
Mining
American
33'A
14
;
common
American
Jan
34 %
'___*
(Un)
Gold
Alleghany Corp
6% Mar
10,500
12 %
Corp
Wieboldt Stores Inc $4.25
pfd
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
Woodall
4
28%
1
Electric
White Motor Co
Wisconsin
Co
Juneau
Baldwin
32%
*
Pictures
Westinghouse
.
Reduction
Alaska
Jan
Lines
Corp
Feb
May
for Week
of Prices
Par
Abbott Laboratories common
Amer
Jan
59%
449
Jan
»
:
|
65%
9%
5
Air
Corp
423
15 »/2
5
208
14%
Range
Sale Price
Apr
7%
Week's
Last
Feb
36%
25
(The).
Transcontinental &
Union
400
12%
Exchange
Friday
stocks
Air
14
Co
La
760
8%
34
44%
deposit
(The)
Thor
Corp
Timken-Detroit Axle
South
19%
May
Ltd—
Co
Trane
11
High
American
International
Texas
33
ZI25
Co
150
8'A
1
Sunray Oil (Un)
Swift
18
•
Machine
Low
11 y*
5
(Un)
Range Since January 1
High
11
1
Corp
Sundstrand
Low
1
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone Container
Corp
San Francisco Stock
for Week
of Prices
par
Aluminum
ENDED MAY 5
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sterling
WEEK
Apr
13% Mar
16 Ve
23
Feb
Feb
r>
Byron Jackson Co
•
21%
21%
210
21
Apr
Calamba
93%
1
4»A
4»A
100
4
Jan
14'A
14%
300
13
Mar
6
50
6
Jan
6
Jan
i
461
10
43
Apr
48
Jan
?
34%
Feb
40
Mar
Sugar Cap
Calaveras
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Par
American Stores
American
Tel
•
100
Corporation
Arundel
Tel
•
Baldwin
&
Locomotive
Works
Baltimore Transit Co
5%
1st
Budd
13
100
Company
Electric
Power &
Light
13%
com
Co
America
class
Corp
Scott
24 %
41%
Jan
Jan
68% Mar
—
85 Va
7%
_
84%
25%
180
8
87%
3,614
7%
8'A
Chic
Corp
25%
12
26
10
17
16%
17%
3,149
5,548
35
36%
333
♦
26%
__
8%
Jan
10%
21%
16'A
35
Jan
Jan
17% May
% Jan
Milw
St
Preferred
Paul
RR
Chemical
Colorado
12
Jan
26%
Jan
Apr
18% Mar
May
39%
Jan
25%
26%
4,844
23%
Jan.
Fuel
&
Iron
Columbia
Broadcast
Columbia
Gas
25%
164
24%
Jan
Consolidated
53
Continental
Motors
Creameries
of
3,369
32% Mar
54%
Apr
2nd
preferred
Curtis
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright
Apr
22%
87%
99
508
66 %
Feb
9.9
13 Va
13%
75
12 'A
Feb
14%
94%
Apr
__
43 Va
43 '/a
2
42'A
Apr
61%
61 Va
62 Va
367
55%
Jan
Apr
Lone
Apr
43% May
62% Mar
Mountain
163
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
541
Dumbarton
26%
Jan
29%
Apr
27
du
Apr
32 %
41%
Jan
49 y2 May
30%
105
45
49%
$1,500
Corp
Range
New
$2.50
of Prices
Shares
•
Ruud
San
Range Sine# January 1
High
Low
32%
85
10'%
21 y2
525
10%
High
32% May
Feb
10% Mar
14%
14%
181
14
Apr
15% Mar
13%
296
11%
Feb
14%
3%
12
12
3%
Apr
600
Jan
370
12
2%
11%
Jan
14%
Jan
16% May
3% May
Feb
16%
16%
70
•
22'A
22%
260
20%
Jan
23
28'/a
28 Va
25
25%
Apr
25%
25%
33
10%
10%
50
8%
24
3'A
3'A
3>A
2,250
3'A
22 y4
19%
22 JA
2,363
19 Va
5
4%
4%
50c
5
770
50c
500
4%
50c
Mar
26%
Apr
Feb
Bridge
3%
.25
__
3%
4,950
Apr
Jan
10% May
3% Jan
Apr
22% Mar
Jan
6%
Feb
50c
Feb
Feb
38 Va
7%
2
,
4
Mar
32%
Jan
42%
Apr
56
35%
Jan
38% Mar
175
7%
6% Mar
8%
Jan
75c
80C
350
60c
Apr
95c
18%
18%
125
15%
Jan
18% May
1
8c
23%
•
25%
34 %
9c
7c
6,500
22%
24 Va
30%
For
Electric
footnotes
Corp
see
page
12%
43.
302
32 % Mar
34%
Feb
al5% al5%
20
15%
Apr
17
Jan
100
16%
Feb
17% May
17%
17%
a35% a35%
13%
31%
Jan
30
13%
600
Jan
14
Apr
17%
25
16%
Apr
21
Jan
31%
155
30%
Jan
32% Mar
4%
17%
a
4%
12%
600
a31% a31%
4%
a44 %
May
31%
a
350
a44% a44%
39
15%
3% Mar
Jan
32 V4 Mar
12
Apr
l4Vt
10%
585
17%
4% May
27%
Jan
17% May
Jan
7%
530
6%
Jan
13%
7%
13%
337
12%
Jan
14
33
33 %
1,450
27%
Jan
34 Ve Mar
105% 105%
110
102'A
Jan
105 % May
100
Jan
103
Feb
6% Mar
8
Jan
105 %
al04
aG%
9%
al04
7
a6%
a6%
20
7%
Apr
Jan
9%
2,070
56c
56c
374
55c
Jan
56c
15%
15%
165
11%
Jan
16% Mar
14%
15'A
332
11'A
14%
9%
7%
72
50
3%
3%
190
3%
16 Ve
32
32%
820
29%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
*
32'A
a67%
a65% a67%
70
Mar
58 %
125
Apr
May
72
Jan
71
*
;——
9%
Jan
(Un)—
8
4
Jan
32V» May
63 % Apr
Jan
Co
100
6%
Jan
75
861
61 Ve
Jan
48%
Apr
12%
Feb
1,542
230
40'A
40%
1,217
37% Mar
%
U
2,500
Jan
675
47%
Co..
Corp Ltd capital:
11'A
Mar
18 %
%
23 Ve Mar
Jan
42%
1%
21%
199
1%
21'A Mar
27%
28%
190
26% Mar
5%
5%
240
5%
&
Corp common
Light
1
2%
& Kleiser com
Electric Co
General
General
Motors
(Un)
General
Paint Corp
Cumulative
10
•
common
Feb
49
12
1,831
41 %
50'A
50
49%
Jan
50 % Mar
85
86%
2,901
71 Ve
Jan
86% May
12
290
49
48'A
12
11%
Jan
Feb
6%
Apr
14 »A
May
Jan
17
17
144
16%
Apr
19
Jan
16%
16%
169
16%
Jan
18 %
Jan
•
38%
38%
45
37%
Feb
37%
Feb
25
27'A
27%
400
21%
Feb
28 Ve
*
Co
&
McBean
Apr
29%
49%
49
85
*
—
2nd
Gillette Safety Razor common
Gladding
5%
Apr
22'A Mar
•
•
(Un)
Corp
preferred ...
preferred
Convertible
•
.
—y
Jan
Ih May
Jan
1%
Power
Feb
May
46V4 Mar
219
11%
20%
_•
.1
(Un).:
7'A
75
10
48
11
20%
•
Share Co
&
7'A
73%
5
(Un)__10
common
Works
Oil
Bond
7%
73%
21%
Golden
Co Ltd
State
__
27%
100
Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Motors (Un)
Great Nor Ry non-cum pfd (Un)
Bros
Hawaiian
Stores
12%
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
67
Jan
69 Va
Jan
44%
41
*
14%
•
(Un)—,—_*
—
Hudson
Corp
Motor
Car
Inc
30%
25 Va
25 Va
490
33 Va
35%
542
Apr
-
11c
Jan
:18%
Jan
24 Va May
300
27%
Jan
30 %
Jan
54'A
Apr
20
1%
Apr
2%
42%
145
40%
Apr
43%
Ftb
10 Va
980
10
Apr
11%
Jan
Feb
j
Feb
14%
225
14% May
16%
19%
1,053
16% Mar
2.40
2.40
115
2.25 Feb
19% May
2.75 Feb
•—1
1.75
1.75
600
1.60
1
20
4%.
4%
100
3 %
Feb
3%
Feb
•
_—
12%
Co
3%
20
56'A
55%
56%
822
15%
15%
17 Va
1,835
11%
11%
1.70
1.80
3%
.6%
Foods
Maryland Mines Corp
Idaho
—
May
1
(Un)
20
Power Co common
Independent
Exploration
Nickel of Canada
international
Tel
27%
Feb
IXL
30%
35%
Apr
Johns-Manville
Jan
2
41
14%
—
Idaho
24% Mar
.
250
,
Feb
2.00 Mar
7
3%
Mar
Feb
49
Jan
56% May
13%
Feb
17% May
130
9%
Jan
9,285
1.70
Apr
12%
Apr
Feb
479
"
52
19%
Co Ltd
class B
Development Co
Oil Co (Un)
Honokaa Sugar Co (Un)
Oil
40
10
•
3
Holly
Honolulu
635
68
2
—1
Inc
Pineapple
Battery Co
13%
67
52
68
•
&
Greyhound Corp
Hale
13
•
common
preferred
4%
Int'l
Vanadium
Westinghouse
77%
33 Va
1
Hunt
1
5
1
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake_._^.«r—
69
Feb
33
com__5
A
Holly
Jan
182
40
37%
*
Spring
3%
40
10
_
Jan
68%
.2
class
Nemourb
de
Goodyear Tire
Co—
;
63%
269
a——*
Hobbs
...
2,239
34% Mar
12
10
*
Apr
69
a75
♦
General Foods Corp common
Jan
13%
1
preferred
29%
67 y4
a74 %
a31% a32%
*
Kodak
Dorado
Foster
1
& Bolt Corp
Steel
Sales
10
Manufacturing
Toy Mining
Standard
10%
13%
1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Renner ,Co..
31
pfd___10
2%
convertible
Pitts Screw
Low
•
common
70
68%
*
Co
FAR Liquidating
for Week
5
Pittsburgh Brewing
Jan
a74%
Food Machinery & Chem Corp com__10
Week's
Last
Corp
2.45 May
9% May
35% Jan
5
Mfg
(E I)
Electric
Florida
5
Flreprooflng
27
Jan
Feb
30
Pont
Eastman
& Gas
Oil
Jan
15
3%
28'%
10
Ohio
30%
•7%
10
3%
27%
1975
Fuel Supply
Feb
341
Domlnguez Oil Fields (Un)_.
Dow Chemical Co common
3%
5
National
705
9%
1.40
333A Mar
1
preferred
$3
Doernbecher
27%
20
Gas
Star
28%
9%
Mar
5
Class B common
May
13 %
Mackintcsh-Hemphill
McKinney Mfg
28 %
(Un)__._l
Inc.—
common—
(Un)
(Un)
Cypress Abbey Co
Di Gicrgio Fruit Corp
com
22,959
*
Feb
Corp
2.45
1
—
20%
•
Steel
1.95
5
common
America
Zellerbach Corp
Preferred
Crown
542
Walker Refractories
2.45
(Un)„*
Aircraft
Vultee
21%
Manufacturing Co
30
1.33%
21
Sale Price
Harbison
541
25
Corp
Feb
Par
Foilansbee
33
•
Coppermines
Grocers
30%
STOCKS
Joy
'■»
•
Conso'Mated Edison Co of N Y
Consol
26%
Duquesne Brewing
32%
A__2%
Edison
28 Va
System
__J
Commercial Corp
Apr
33
26% Mar
46 Va
__
;
Jan
37%
(Un)
com
(Un)
23% Mar
*
class
Sys
763
Co
42 %
Jan
.*
common
System
Solvents
1,160
Gas
-Jan
20
Commercial
26y2 May
25 Va
47%
Friday
BJaw-Knox
42 '/a
Apr
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Continental
a43 % a43 %
3'A
;
Preferred
Eureka
Columbia
Apr
770
10
Co
28%
Natural Gas Co 6%
a43 Ve
100
'Un)
Emporium Capwell
Arkansas
16%
16
•
—
Co
25%
Steel
14% Mar
15%
15%
25
(Un)
Service
Clorox
El
Ludlum
Feb
32%
(Un)
com
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated
Feb
BONDS
Allegheny
Feb
11%
25
Mining Co
& Ohio Ryi(Un)
28 Va
te__.
53%
Jan
50
I
Eureka
1
Baltimore Transit Co
Jan
10%
212
•
24%
.
53
80
87 % May
% Mar
1,780
35
•
Coal
23
alO% all Ve
36%
America
of
28'A
Improvement
528
Jan
a53 % a53 %
al0%
10
24%
Corp
38%
17
36%
25
common
•
i
25
(Un).
•
Co
Westmoreland
Co
Commonwealth
Jan
50
11%
182%
Jan
7%
100
%
Jan
68%
291
17'A
%
•
common
Gas
180
16%
50
United
&
Tractor
common
Sharp & Dohme Inc
..1%
(Un)
Ry
common
preference
United
180
—
11%
*
common
38 y4
'
1
Mar
Apr
•
common
Central
Jan
63%
65%
50
Co
Oil
24
21% May
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service.*
Sun
Jan
Jan
35%
3
Paper
21%
320
8
67
Corp
Reading
6% Mar
May
538
1
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
div
69 Ve
I)
Celanese
Cities
2,260
10
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
$1.40
16% May
Jan
22%
«
Public Service El & Gas
Jan
37Va r38'/s
10
Elect»lc
12%
62%
189
(J
Pacific
Caterpillar
Jan
2,274
24
common....*
Corp
50
Chesapeake
Apr
15%
1,115
7 Va
6
46
;
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Feb
3%
Apr
65%
1
preference
13%
1% Mar
9%
37'A
(Glenn L)
div
20
65%
!_100
A
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
$1
21 %
157% Mhy
•
National Power & Light
Philco
21 Ve
23%
Jan
10
Motors Corp
Philadelphia
24
17% Mar
94% Mar
9% Mar
255
16%
1
High
Jan
146%
264
2
69%
1
Finance
Pennroad
10%
15%
6 Va
14%
29% May
245
10
1%
67 Va
*
Battery
& Deposit Co
Martin
9%
10
16%
Storage
General
1%
—
15%
68%
1
Fidelity
of
10
—
15%
14%
_*
*
Packing
Canadian
Case
465
2,516
•
Chemical Corp
Delaware
—
A___
Preferred
Canada
High
30 Va
_•
—
class
Co
;
5% Mar
Range Since January 1
Low
156% 157%
2%
_
Publishing Co
Davison
29%
157%
♦
common
preferred
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Low
Co
Tile
Ink
California
for Week
of Prices
Art
California
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Cement
California
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Mar
Mining
&
—
__
—.
36%
36%
25
9%
9%
165
com
(Un)
27
1,170
•
13%
15
1,020
P2
(Un)
Tel
Co
Corp
33 %o
1.75
—
30c
30c
•
48%
48'A
48%
*
(Un)_.
—
26
,
38
9%
Jan
25% Mar
9%
Jan
May
200
145
Mar
46%
Jan
2.05
38
Jan
Mar
11% Mar
29
Jan
16
Apr
36c
Feb
49%
Apr
}
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1918)
Monday, May 8, 1950
.,.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
11 °
Par
Kalser-Fraz°r Corp
1
;
Kennecott
Copper Corp (On)
County Land Company
7
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's
Inc
(Un)
Navigation
McKesson
Meier
&
Co
Mfg Co
South
*
Minnesota
J
M
Inc
45%
Feb
54%
Jan
47%
Apr
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
32% May
Rheem
16
16%
545
15% Mar
18%
Jan
Richiield
Oil
32%
417
29%
32'A
Jan
Riverside
Cement
Apr
Roos
Apr
1,264
11
Jan
25
25%
290
23
Jan
27% Mar
Ryan
43%
44
20
41%
Jan
44
S
10%
13
37 %
37%
375/«
110
a—
22
22 %
330
22
2,70
3,25
10,858
—
2,65
al9%al9%
—
19c
18c
a32%
20c
88
17,400
a32% a32%
75
17c
18c
4;750
8%
9%
196
a22% a23%
10
17c
63
„
_
Feb
Mar
Apr
1.60
Feb
a__
&
17% May
Safeway
San
Jan
Stores
Roe Duck
35
Shell
Jan
Oil
(On)
•
Morrison-Knudsen Co
,
Nash-Kelvinator
National
Auto
—10
Corp
(Un)
National
Distillers
Mar
Mar
Socony-Vacuum
19c
Soundview
Jan
9%
21% Mar
23
53%
58%
RR
Southern
Products
(Un)
North American
Inv
6%
Ry
Cons
(Un)
American
Pacific
Coast
1st
8
Calif
Fisheries
5
5
red preferred
■,
...
Pacific
.-/ '
:
A
common
.»'• 1st
preferred
Pacific
/
Tel
81
Tel
common
com
15
Co
Dodge
Corp
Pure Oil Co
Com
of
Keith Orpheum
Standard
Brands Inc
18%
Standard
Oil
57
86
Jan
98
76
Jan
90
48%
485
40
Jan
21
21
230
18%
Jan
32c
38
Apr
May
.3
May
—
35%
Valley
28%
20
28%
Jan
29
36
36%
265
33%
Jan
36% Mar
12%
54%
29 % May
Co
Co
11%
*
...
35c
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Union
8%
Jan
9%
3% Apr
31% Mar
5%
Jan
35
Oil
31%
Jan
28
Jan
28"%
757
28
Jan
28'A
250
28'A May
Union
&
Co
Carbon
Calif
of
23%
Mar
Corp of Delaware
Gas
U
S
Lines
Steel
14
16%
Apr
654
14% Mar
16
24'A
24»A
24
25%
Feb
Victor
Apr
Warner
J°n
Welsl
Westates
4%
220
3,050
Feb
101
Jan
3%
Apr
111
4%
Jan
10%
21
Jan
20%
21%
1,597
18%
Feb
21%
17
17%
555
16%
Apr
10%
10%
525
47
49%
267
65
65
367
18
18%
200
36%
36"%
25
31%
8%
Jan
45% Mar
58
Feb
14%
Feb
a—
Algoma
66
Aluminium Ltd
243
27% Mar
31 %
Jan
23
Apr
7%
Anr
6 %
6%
15
Week's
Apr
9%
Coast
Argus Corp Ltd common
4 % % preferred
Range
74
Life
Dept
Pacific
Asbestos Corp
Paper class A
FOR
Mines
Traction
Limited
Light
British American Oil common
Preferred
British
Columbia
British
Columbia
British
Class
Bruck
Columbia
Elec
4%%
Forest
Power
class
Gold
Corp
17%
2,720
52%
Feb
66% May
9
Apr
Jan
Apr
26%
27
500
26
46 %
230
45'A Mar
8%
8%
690
7
Jan
81
35
75
Jan
82
Apr
24%
Jan
29%
Apr
25
Jan
27%
Apr
29
40%
29
2,112
27%
41%
1,020
5,763
8.50
255
12,260
26
26%
2,870
26
II
Apr
13%
Jan
3%
3%
390
3%
Jan
17% May
4% Mar
al8 al8%
6C
17%
Feb
3%
17%.
cl
A—*
•
26 %
101% 101 %
3.70
3.90
39%
Jan
Feb
8.15 May
,19
25%
46 %
Mar
Jan
8% Mar
20
41%
9.80
Apr
Feb
Apr
Jan
27 ya
Jan
27%
Jan
26
Mar
100
Jan
Jan
101 % May
4
see
page
43.
33'A
49%
3%
3%
3%
2,061
100
5
T
400
(Un)
Inc
2.70
1,020
14%
15
1,405
12% Mar
—
(Un)
282% 282%
15
275%
515
5%
13%
10
12%
Apr
9%
820
8
Jan
Jan
300
Feb
13%
13%
810
6
9
5
7%
Jan
97c
6
1
Apr
16
Jan
90c
94c
—
Apr
3.75
6% Mar
15
—
Apr
58
f
6%
97c
Jan
33%
Feb
6%
4
(Un)
23%
Feb
41
c%
100
common
19% Mar
17% May
26% Jan
Feb
1.25 Mar
7
% Mar
13% May
Jan
9%
Feb
50c
17%
17%
17%
4,750
16%
Feb
18
Jan
*
33%
33 %
33'A
6
30%
Jan
31%
Jan
100
71 %
71%
71%
50
a—
27%
28
250
20
common
(F
W')
•
12%
35
35'/a
705
31%
6%
200
5%
Feb
48%
140
48%
Jan
3%
lo
common
48 %
4%
550
3%
Apr
1
—
28%
Jan
6%
48%
1
(Un)
a_.
—
Mar
Apr
35% May
7
Feb
50%
Apr
Jan
5
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
5
Week's
Last
5%
$1.75
$1.00
a
Celanese
Converters
Cottons
6%
class
A
_
12 % Mar
Jan
15
Jan
Jan
38
May
40
Mar
35
38
6,256
28%
39%
40
135
37%
22
23
130
22
8V'8
25
7
45%
45 %
50
26 %
26%
115
45%
—
Crown
Cork
&
Seal
9
Jan
45
Jan
46
Jan
26%
Apr
28
Jan
34%
45
Feb
36%
Jan
11
12
655
8%
Jan
12%
Apr
11%
11%
80
8%
Jan
12
Apr
30%
27%
31
7,205
22% Mar
31
May
16%
16%
100
Feb
18
Mar
13c
5,185
32
'
r'—HU
25
5c
15%
5c
20c
May
Apr
18%
a
18%
18%
4,794
16% Mar
19
Apr
16%
'
16%
17%
2,685
15%
17%
Apr
12%
13
125
12% May
14%
Jan
100% 103%
3,464
91% Mar
•,
.11•
& Smelting.
Jan
Apr
•
34%
•
—
103%
a
Co
24%
11%
a
,
Coghlin (B J) Ltd
Consolidated Mining
Jan
May
11
„
a
Feb
Feb
14
a
Railway
Jan
May
11
5c
Pacific
104%
1,035
Rights
Canadian
Jan
1,985
8%
a
Cockshutt Plow
102%
15
a
Companies
25
Feb
12
'
Locomotive
High
23 y*
23
14%
25
__
B
Oil
21
-TV
_
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
Canadian
275
pfd_ —20
___
preferred
Canadian Foreign Investment
_
25
37%
♦
common
25
—
21% Mar
39%
25
Canadian
4,097
11%
—25
Canadian
Low
23
15
a
common
Range Since January 1
High
22%
11%
III20
preferred
Class
—
II100
series
Shares
103% :103%
_•
Canadian Car & Foundry common.
Canadian
22%
.
preferred
for Week
Low
•
Breweries
Sales
Range
of Prices
37
37
100
21
21
21
90
~
31%
Jan
Jan
-
103% May
■'«
38
Apr
23%
Jan
Apr
29%
29%
510
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
4.05
4.00
4.05
2,570
2%
Jan
4.15
Apr
7%
350
6%
Feb
8
Mar
Dominion
34%
36
943
30%
Jan
36
May
Dominion
Corset
8.05
8.35
440
8.00
Apr
9.75 Mar
Dominion
Dairies
•
Coal
6%
a
a
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
5%
a.
1,310
34
Jan
38%
Jan
Dominion Foundries & Steel
29%
29%
29%
212
29
Jan
29%
Jan
Dominion
10%
10%
11
375
10%
Apr
12%
Jan
•
20%
20%
20%
469
14
Jan
21%
Apr
38
38
38%
260
34
Jan
41% Mar
7%
common
preferred
Dominion
Dominion
Steel
Stores
24%
••
4
23%
25 %
14,135
20%
Feb
45%
46%
1,358
40%
Jan
20%
25
_.—
preferred- 1-35
36%
Glass
20%
20%
445
20
Jan
13%
13%
13%
525
13%
Apr
19
19
25
19
Apr
19
Apr
29%
29%
75
27
Feb
30%
Apr
47%
47%
48
275
48
Jan
■
——
35
Coal
Ltd
class B—.—25
a
21 %
35
21
—20
&
Mar
29%
I
preferred
Co
35
♦
21
46%
36
50
preferred
32%
241
27% Mar
LISTED MARKETS
Canadian
23%
10
2%
27
Jan
285
5,510
17%
a
(Un)
U
RR
29%
36
17%
49%
5
Davis Leather Co Ltd class A.—
,5
preferred
Canada Northern Power Corp
Canada Steamship common.
For footnotes
Jan
23%
•
Dredging
$1.30
5%
13%
8.15
3.90
4,134
Apr
669
32%
Insur
7
Canada Cement common
*
10,180
23%
25%
•
26%
20 %
17%
10
Class A
25'/a
8.15
B
Building Products
Bulolo
Jan
High
29% May
24% Apr
23% May
8% Jan
23'A
•
Ltd
22%
•
pfd__100
B
Mills
Low
Jan
23%
27
25
Products
Range Since January 1
81
40%
43 % May
17%
Canadian Bronze common
21%
.•
Power
42% Mar
Feb
Oil
Stores
Yellow Cab Co
Canadian
14,734
•
&
431
30%
Friday
46%
29%
48'A
14'A
Sale Price
High
66%
gi/2
48%
Jan
STOCKS—
29%
63%
25
Bralorne
27%
17%
•
Telephone
Brazilian
Shares
16%
•
Bathurst Power &
Bell
of Prices
25
•
Jan
24% May
Jan
Union
Wool worth
Feb
for Week
450
—100
Jan
18
25%
1
Air Lines
Feb
Sales
4,022
27
14%
240
13%
(Un)
Exchange
24
25
25% May
18% May
18,089
690
(Un)_l
Telegraph (Un)
Westlnghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Willys-Overland
Motors
(Un)
Apr
12%
105
24
pfd—-50
Jan
710
18%
20%
1
&
Petroleum
Western
—
5,273
8%
65%
23
25%
400
(Un)
Pictures
Bank
Western
Apr
8%
8%
„•
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%
pfd
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
Apr
24%
1
Mar
18%
22%
23%
•
65
13%
(Un)
Preferred
32%
*
Steel
Jan
17%
48'A
common
Western
Jan
a__
60
Bros
Fargo
Western
11% Mar
50%
20
Low
24
59%
Apr
8%
•
class A
Feb
228
Aur
20'A
10
Sugar Co
Preferred
18% Mar
„
20
Sugar
36%
30%
Equipment Co
West
Shoe
Feb
•
Feb
Feb
$1.50 preferred
36 %
25%
18%
Par
Agnew-Surpass
100
25%
Canadian Funds
Acadia-Atlantic
34
Jan
9%
29
71% May
Jan
13%
Inc
Consolidated
Utah-Idaho
770
15%
•
Jan
26%
30%
Corp
Corp
Universal
15
940
Par
66%
1,168
5
United Par Theaters ctfs of Jnt
15%
3,508
common
409
34
36%
10
United
Feb
■
109% 110'A
Apr
71%
12%
Air
14'/»
Montreal Stock
Paper
47%
66%
25
common
United
Feb
29%
28% May
RANGE
Power &
67% Mar
Jan
65%
(Un)—
United
33% Mar
CANADIAN
Abitlbi
Jan
42%
66%
(Un)
Sugar
14%
Sale Price
61
84
36%
2
United Aircraft Corp
Apr
Last
3,112
47%
May
37% Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
Friday
66'A
10
com
Corp
Carbide
Union
Feb
34%
10%
STOCKS
35c
237a Mar
25
Oil
Apr
Feb
Jan
33%
33%
•
Company (Un)
Water Associated
10%
31c
21%
71%
£5
Jan
Texas
Tide
Jan
417
518
46%
47%
1
cap
Co
&
9%
35c
23%
64 %
25
(Un;
12%
„
12
Apr
33c
•
25
of
11%
13% Mar
23%
•
Feb
■4.'110
Mar
Jan
11%
55%
„
28%
5
106%
__
28%
Feb
Apr
Jan
Transamerlca
Feb
32%
327a
Jan
Transcontinental & Western Air
Jan
21%
Jan
11%
Apr
4
•
31%
26%
Jan
52%
__
150
50%
13%
103%
__
32%
737
Calif
Studebaker
Apr
25
49%
32%
438
31%
3.00
558
„
30% Mar
—
Mar
52%
—
27%
Jan
1,052
Jan
52%
109%
36% Mar
Apr
29%
54
11% May
40c
105% 105%
'
Jan
26 %
254
29 %
27
-
—
34%
92
30
12%
150
28%
15%
847
26%
29%
457
125
25% May
177s May
32 % Apr
30
25
11%
28%
__
Feb
29% Mar
35%
33%
11%
Jan
9c
Feb
16
26%
34% Mar
Jan
28%
—
__
28%
22
1,840
2,245
30
Jan
8%
36%
2,071
17%
35%
32
11%
—
25%
31%
26%
11%
__
24
31
25
293
1.40
1
17%
.
—
_25
33%
11%
25%
31%
(Un)—•
800
226
100
Feb
3
2.20
Jan
17%
Railway Equip & Realty pfd
32
120
•
33%
28%
1
300
3
33%
—
22c
9%
...
37%
3
600
16%
(On)
' 37%
40% May
Standard Oil Co of N J
53% Mar
22'A Apr
9%
(Un)
Jan
33c
42
•
35
2.00
__
1,552
_•
447s Mar
435
Standard Oil Co (Indiana)
Apr
36%
•
Feb
40%
Mar
100
47%
2.10
•
America
Jan
95
90
33 %
25
42%
40%
(Un)
16%
(Un)
Radio
Spring
16'A May
21% Feb
•
(Un)_„
Radio
23% Mar
Jan
(Un)—1
Fhlllips Petroleum Co
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (Un)
Pullman Inc (Un)
555
„
2
Apr
10%
36%
1
44%
common
22%
33 %
__50
44%
Apr
52
419
33%c
__
54
897
•
(Un)___
36% Mar
Mar
5
1,980
2,864
10,293
100
(Un)_
Jan
7c
1
23
„
•
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)—
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)_
Phelps
Jan
9%
*
—i.——1
Packard Motor Co
Pepsi-Cola
11%
4%
(Un)—10
common
Pan American World
Airways
Paraffine Companies common
r
1,278
95
*
com
29%
82,500
Pacific Co
33%
•
dividend
745
8c
5
com
16%
'/
Pacific Portland Cement
Pacific
Public
Service
33%
7c
Co
southern
90
__
,,
31%
8c
Sperry Corp
4%
25
33%
Apr
pfd ser A
Southern
33%
—25
•••
Lighting Corp
$4.50
series
preferred
Calif Gas
Feb
4%
—25
preferred
1st
Apr
13%
Convertible preferred 4.88%———25
Jan
33%
25
Co
20%
„
48
5%
Jan
_5
preferred
15%
90
Feb
Apr
Mar
Jan
B
25 "
Edison
9%
25
common
preferred—.
1st
22%
—
29 %
5%
15
20%
__
Jan
Apr
11%
4.56%
Spiegel Inc
22%
•
_•
Aggregates
red
14%
Apr
33%
125
5
cumulative
11%
1,225
44%
100
(Un)
24%
740
10
60
22% May
13
Co
21% May
9% Apr
21%
9%
14%
8%
Oil
Pulp
Jan
21%
1
1st preferred
*
„
50
28
Jan
27%
1,685
Feb
29% Mar
695
32%
27%
25
Swift
Co
& Electric
red
8%
9%
—100
common
Can
5%
8%
„
21%
1
Pacific
4.80%
22
10
Co
Pacific
5%
20% May
Jan
100
Co common (Un)
United Filters class B
6%
Jan
16%
preferred--100
Petroleum Corp
Edison
5 % %
17%
2,630
___1
—„
Oil
Pacific
Oil
Gas
690
21%
<Un>_—10
Ohio Oil
Pac
20%
1
37%
44
32%
6%
Preferred
Mar
21
•
(Un)
common
preferred
American
Oliver
28
•
Power
Aviation
Ohio
Jan
20
—
Co
Occidental
24
Feb
19%
13
Convertible preferred 4.48%
Feb
20
(Un;.
Mohawk
Oceanic
390
38
836
Apr
Jan
Mar
21%
—
North American
Northern
27%
380
22 %
42%
15
26c
Apr
37%
21%
32%
•
33
Southern
North American
5%%
27
548
•
Y Central
North
—
58%
37%
31% May
39% Mar
6%
it Co
Mar
5
Natomas Co
Niagara
56%
Jan
—
„1
Fibres
National City Lines—
N
57%
23%
5
May
Apr
32% Mar
3,071
P10
33
8%
Jan
31%
High
28%
13
Inc
18c
Feb
30%
30%
1
Silver King Coalition (Un)
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un>
15c
Jan
Low
10
—
Inc
Co—
4.32%
Montgomery Ward «b Co
Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
3.25 May
a—
24%
89
„
(Un)—•
Mining
Sears
—
181
32%
1
Foods
Mauricio
30%
32%
•
A
common
Fine
28%
__
1
class
Co
Range Since January 1
High
30%
.0
Co
Sales
„
*
Corp
Aeronautical
W
15%
a—
May
Manufacturing
Bros,
25
24
(Un)„
Reynolds Tobacco class ti tUn;
19%
400
1
Corp
7%
815
(Un)
Steel
Shares
__
25
23%
17%
Light
Republic
for Week
Low
1
common
—
540
14%
__P10
Incorp
Preferred
1,027
14
l
Rayonier
Jan
7%
16%
•
(Un)
7%
Mar
32%
14
common
&
799
Far
32%
__
10
Consolidated
47 V*
Week'a
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
4% Jan
—
Utilities
Power
& M &
50
18
(On)
Monolith Port Cement pfd
Montana Power Co
769
1
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
M
810
•
—,
(On)
Inc
6%
25
(Un)
Co
Robbins
Frank
Menasco
Middle
&
5
Machine
Marine Eancorporation
Martin Co (Glenn)
Low
31
197/«
-
*
7%
..
1
High
54%
—
•
Co
Marchant Calculating
Matson
7%
»«*..•
—
...
46%
__
Friday
.
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
54
—
common,..
Shares
5%
__
„
—
Magnavox
for Week
of Prices
Low
..'
•
0
Libby McNeill & Libby
Macy & Co <R H)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
■
Kern
Week'a
Last
:"v
ENDED MAY 5
21%
35
35
447/« Mar
35
95
-
Apr
46% May
21% Mar
13%
Apr
Jan
-19%
5,113
27
36%
Jan
22 %
Jan
Jan
36%
Apr
Feb
•
35
-
150
•
---33
-
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
,
(1919)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Par
Dominion
Tar
&
Redeemable
Dominion
17c
Chemical
preferred
Textile
Donnacona
Donohue
Dryden
Eddy
4%%
Paper
Bros
pfd
Co
4 % 7c
Feb
2,627
11
Feb
12
Jan
17
172
Apr
175
Mar
May
102
165
93%
Jan
102
370
15
Jan
20
18
18
18%
Apr
205
15
Jan
23%
Feb
8
8
150
2
Jan
9
17%
18
Apr
530
15%
Jan
18
17%
18
May
266
13%
Jan
18
19%
May
19%
*
preferred
20
17%
4.16%
0
45
19
31
50
27
29
9,322
99
•
99
10
28%
100
L
14%
Glove
Works Ltd
Apr
29
Jan
33
24 %
Jan
Develop
Atlas
Steels
Auto
Fabrics
Jan
May
5 7o
Co
preferred
Uatineau
57c
Power
_100
98
98
100
98
•
19
19%
283
17%
common.
preferred
5% %
May
99% Mar
100
Gypsum
Tire
Lime
Hamilton
Howard
47o
&
40
106
111
50
110
2.85
400
18 %
18%
pfd
475
17%
Jan
a52% a52%
19% Mar
140
52%
Jan
53
•
inc
1927..50
a52 %
9
Bridge
19
19
9
800
Apr
111
Apr
Jan
3
Feb
Co
Ltd
17%
Feb
19%
Apr
12
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
44 %
Apr
Feb
50
Jan
Feb
330
44%
1,075
48%
49%
49%
300
•
45%
44 %
46%
3,081
41% Mar
48
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
26%
26%
27%
8,307
21% Mar
13%
28 %
13%
14
3,111
Bay
Mining
Smelting
&
Products
class
A
pfd
Ei
&
13
15%
4,820
14%
Feb
16%
9>/4
1,175
7%
Jan
9% Mar
*
7%
7%
50
7
Feb
7% May
a4.00
a4.00
50
Paper
Co
class
preferred
B
15%
•
Ltd
Pr
Jan
15%
i
9
S
9
•
6%
9
com
;
8
4%
preferred
Indust
14%
26
26'/a
40
25%
Jan
37%
26%
Jan
37%
38
2,281
29%
Jan
38%
Apr
25
85%
Jan
87
Jan
10
29%
Jan
37
Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
310
32%
Feb
38
Apr
87c
Paper
preferred
of
17c
the
Secord
Lewis
Bros
Lindsay
325
Brown
Company common
Class
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Canada
115
Jan
5%
preferred
A
3,588
37%
46% May
112%
Jan
8%
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
55
Apr
%
115
115
1
10%
10%
10%
1,551
53%
53%
53%
110
22%
22%
23%
1,590
19%
19%
19%
225
24%
46
19%
Jan
116
Feb
19
24
24%
460
24
23%
25
152
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
157
Apr
15%
125
9
10%
315
9
Apr
115
115
10
115
May
115
May
10%
11
630
9%
Jan
11
Catelli
9%
10%
1,051
7%
Jan
16
16
50
10% May
17
Jan
15%
17
Apr
11
9
16
11%
Jan
Jan
Jan
27
27%
235
21
Jan
28
Apr
26%
27%
440
25% Mar
29
Feb
26%
26
26%
545
20%
20
21
3,805
509
50%
67
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:
31%
32%
2,660
41
41
55
?
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•
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31%
25
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22%
22%
70
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21
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45
60
»
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Light Heat & Power
Page-Hersey Tubes
9
*
common
Development Ltd
River
4 7o
Co Ltd
&
preferred
Paper 4%
Royalite Oil Ltd
preferred
Lawrence
preferred
Series
Ltd
Sicks
Common
5 7c
Jan
54% May
15%
Jan
21%
63%
Jan
82
100
13
8%
710
16
Jan
40
21
Feb
23
Jan
80
5
68
Jan
76 %
Apr
15%
Apr
12%
13%
6,028
12%
Jan
Jan
17%
17%
525
14
Jan
98
683
84%
Jan
98
57%
475
50%
Jan
57%
24%
24%
3,419
47%
47%
218
17%
Feb
25%
Jan
Feb
48%
Jan
52%
100
15
15%
222
a22
25
22
Jan
24
679
20
Jan
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
Apr
47
a22
21%
Apr
Mar
23%
52%
15
•
Jan
21% May
42% May
97%
24%
—
51% Mar
55
52%
9% Mar
15%
Apr
Apr
Mar
Apr
Jan
22
100
Jan
100
Jan
170
27
Mar
30%
Apr
25
25
25
20
25
Apr
26%
Jan
98%
a99% a99%
■
—
Preferred
•
David
25
1,390
21%
Feb
25%
Apr
a71
35
69
Feb
71
Apr
7%
35
Jan
8
Jan
a95
10
Mar
103
4.75
3,125
2.75
—
2.75
19%
v:
Eastern
East
Ford
—
Hayes
—.
-
62
Jan
14%
Apr
45
45
75
39
Jan
48
Apr
Jan
14%
Jan
3.00
Jan
'
70
500
2.25
2.45
4,800
5
4.25
4.25
275
A—*
75c
90c
929
.•
•
—
•
2.25
al5% al6%
17%
Jan
24 % May
250
II
Jan
15
Apr
Apr
B__
*
17
17
17
150
12%
Jan
17%
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57
57
58
Co Ltd..9
43
'42
43
Ltd.
Limitee
class
Corp
&
Co
—
10 y4
Apr
Apr
Feb
95
Apr
20
Mar
Mar
18%
7,175
14
5
225
5
172
a32
a32
15
—
15
18% May
5% Mar
Mar
170%
Jan
1,295
6%
Jan
175
Feb
'
20
a__
310
'
May
23% May
Feb
20
•
14
—
— —
Feb
7% May
a—
15%
Feb
43%
45%
1,701
Jan
46%
Apr
26%
27
200
24
Feb
27
Apr
17
17
17
10
17
Mar
19
Jan
38%
37%
39%
42%
Apr
101
100
101
112
17
16%
17
1,315
29
29
30
—
36%
4,921
May
140
60
65
Mar
60
9%
9%
10
477
19
18%
19
2,486
16%
Jan
I,325
13:
4.15
May
6
Jan
38
Jan
65
Mar
15%
Jan
18%
4.15
a70
a70
17%
17%
18%
225
1.80
1.80
465
33%
33%
50
100
20
5
Canada
—
1
—
9
—
Paper Co Ltd com
9
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class
Securities
1.40
33
Jan
Apr
4,000
6,086
6
140
5
Jan
6
92
1.15 Mar
24%
Jan
a85
a85
20
Jan
92
19%
6,163
14%
Jan
19% May
10%
100
10%
Apr
12% Mar
200
28
Jan
36% Mar
31
32
8%
8%
50
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
4.05
4.10
550
3%
Jan
4.25
Apr
Feb
Mar
Jan
52
200
50
Mar
A
Co
Leaf
preferred
—
12%
Jan
14% Mar
50
31%
Feb
32
Jan
32
32
200
30
Mar
32
May
15%
15%
16
490
15
Jan
16%
41%
41%
9%
55c
17%
41%
395
35%
Jan
42%
65c
17%
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a97%
a98
20
4.50
4.50
105
10%
10%
15
100
1.00
2,400
20
19%
10
20%
11
4,220
—
225
10
76
78%
666
75
Feb
78'A May
11
9
Jan
11%
50
7
H
19%
7
50
6%
6%
200
13%
9
—
—
Ltd
6%
•
McColl-Frontenac Oil 47c preferred.100
Melchers Distilleries Limited com——9
67o
preferred
Minnesota
Montreal
10%
10
—
& Ontario Paper Co
5
Royal Metals
——_•
Corporation
Moore
—
10
Canada Ltd
of
Ltd
78%
9
Mount
Royal Rice Mills Ltd—
9
Light & Power——10
Nuclear Enterprises Ltd
—9
—
Newfoundland
Orange Crush Ltd
Paul
Service
Power
19'A
—
7
non-cumulative
Tel
Reitmans
9
17%
50
6%
500
25
8% Mar
55c
Apr
17% May
6% Mar
97
Jan
4.50 Mar
10%
Feb
85c
Jan
17%
Jan
May
18%
7
Jan
May
5%
Jan
—
15
225
13% May
35
108% Mar
22%
200
17%
25
19%
700
18
115 115%
—
9
2,216
19%
—
—9
A—
common
50
65c
22%
17%
.—
part 2nd pfd—50
Ltd
9%
109% 109%
a54
a54
11% 11%
15
1st pfd-100
—:
cum
class
Corp
(Can)
6%
*
Stores Ltd
Corp of Can 67c
33%
99%
13
27%
Jan
101
Feb
Apr
17
Apr
Feb
29%
Jan
Jan
red
57o
preferred—
————20
Russell Industries Ltd
Standard
Stowell
Investment
Paving
Screw
Ltd
Transvision-Television
Twin
Co
100
pfd
—
115%
Ltd
Materials
&
Co
—
—9
Southern Canada Power 6%
Southmount
59
113
54c
II,233
class
5
40
53%
Jan
Ltd
United
of
Canada
Amusement
% Untied
Ltd—
Corporations class
Class
Products Ltd
Western
Canada
Western
Grain
Windsor
Hotel
9
Co Ltd——
54%
Feb
Jan
12%
Apr
Feb
9%
13
23
Apr
17% Apr
/
Jan
Jan
18%
Feb
19%
Feb
116
Mar
Feb
54c
13%
Jan
17%
Apr
17
Apr
17
Apr
Apr
41c
Apr
10,000
20c
Jan
40c
100
in
Feb
13% Mar
17%
121
14%
Jan
19% Mar
a35
28%
4
29%
240
58%
58%
1,285
?5
1.50
1.00
1.50
1,200
Mar
30
30
Jan
26
May
29% May
50
Jan
14% Mar
Feb
95c
59
Apr
17%
Jan
1.50 May
Jan
19
Feb
Apr
30
Jan
18
—
*
Jan
28 % May
29
18
75
14
26
—
•
Feb
Apr
35c
616
;
7%
15%
110% Mar
12%
15%
9
Apr
28%
—
—
9
Apr
19'A Mar
12
25
15
Ltd
Jan
Apr
150
15
Manufacturing Co Ltd
11
17
5
—«
1.05
20'A May
16%
————9
Breweries
11% Mar
a35
28%
28%
„
Jan
Mar
Feb
5.00
17%
—
—
-*
—
Westeel
Woods
.——9
7
100
30c
—
class A.9
A_,
9
Jan
Jan
12%
30c
Corp Ltd
18%
Apr
May
17
—
9
10
65c
Jan
16%
16%
Ltd—9
A—.—9
(Can)
53c
54c
City Rapid Transit—————9
Gas
Apr
40
,
Ltd rights.10
.10
—
53
13
32
—9
Ltd
Co
Apr
—9
Paper Co
Milling
Jan
Apr
13%
*
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Maritime Teleg & Tel Co
14%
30
32
A—9
■
&
52
13
Ottawa—9
of
Ltd class
B
Power
13
50
preferred
Co
Jan/
9
13
Publishing
Apr
10%
11
Groceterias
Jan
37% May
18%
—
26
conv
Jan
—
100
class
Ltd
1.75
1.25
37%
6
'
Apr
1.80 Feb
36%
—_•
A
Corp
Baking Co Ltd
Indus
;
Jan •;
Apr
19%
10
—9
Company
Products Ltd
10%
19
1.15
37%
red pfd.100
4.50
Apr
0% May
35%
—
A—9
-
class
Sec Corp 6%
60
45
Union
27
*
Mar
43
22
20%
61
Jan
4.25
pfd
Ltd
(Frank
Jan
39
9
Ltd
7%
preferred
of
50
1,090
9
Products
Power
60
Feb 1
190
.
9
Worsteds—
Paper Co Ltd
Ltd
__
50
Mica
Feb
21,376
14'A
185
17c
15%
Jan
24%
13
25
Jan
15
...
Jan
May
Apr
Aircraft
MoxwpII
Jan
Mar
14
—
13
Maple
90c
Mar
30
Class
4%
4.15 Mar
45c
13
6 7o
3
Jan
13
880
90
43
2%
30
10
5
80c
16
Metal
a95
7%
Jan
9
Inter
9%
172
2.00 Mar
19
Inter-City
67c
7%
10%
30c
Apr
23%
23%
9
common
Insurance
Quebec
-
155
45c
'
Investment Foundation Ltd common—9
Apr
44
25
Jan
12
Jan
Ltd
Jan
—
•
comihon__
57
75
Jan
Steel
23
16%
4.65 May
Jan
55
-
15
Pow
Horner
22%
7%
3%
62
13%
18%
Hydro-Electric
100%
5
100
21,745
62
200
Lakes
Great
Jan
—
_
4.65
4.35
200
Mills
Halifax
Jan
18%
•
Apr
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd—9
Apr
865
•
May
115
16
Motor
19
2,105
•
16
Jan
19
Steel
Foreign
20'A
——
<fc Worts
Feb
88
2%
Ltd
Mills
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
98%
22
•
12
105
13%
class
Oilcloth & Linoleum
Falrchild
;
Apr
35
108
./
4.60
16
109
16
Kootenay
Esmond
241
23%
2.75
1.50 Feb
Feb
Apr
19
Square
130
21%
•
Corp
Woollens
496
8%
5.50
Jan
16
Dominion
22
22%
2%
16
45c
common
Sec
Mills
Dominion
22%
23%
09
*
Donnacona
98%
21%
60
5%
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion
22
5
_
common
__
20
Frere
Dominion
22
9%
—
new
Feb
4.15
9
Imperial
&
98%
0
preferred—..—Too
_
18%
2%
preferred
a95
*
——
_
Jan
13%
*
Paper
Textile
22
100
100
_
17%
Apr
10
30%
100
.
Ltd
26
175
25
1.40
1.50
3,000
75c
Mar
1.19
1.85
Jan
4c
3,442,725
4,000
43c
3c
2c
Jan
1.01
1.18
103,400
50c
Mar
7%c
7%c
1,000
7c
36c38%c
5,500
13c
'
'"
•
Canadienne
...
Commerce
-
—
10
10
-
Montreal
Scotia
104
57%
Banks—
_
_
20%
•
r
20%
20%
470
26
25%
26
28%
29%
—
,
For footnotes
see
page
43.
40%
40%
40%
27%
27%
28%
3,417
40
40
250
•
Jan
Apr
Jan
26
Jan
Jan
29% May
39
-
20%
24%
1,007
10
Mining Stocks—
27
3,-582
-—10
.
...._
\
20
.275
29%
,
40
Roval
Jan
98
•
(George)
103
57%
47%
common
17c
490
•
Ltd
Stand
Consolidated
22%
Corp.
Apr
May
18%
13%
•
„
Div
Consolidated
MacLaren
Feb
27
Power
preferred
Nova
8.80
5
.
Cotton
Mar
17%
1,040
-
Tobacco
101
30
_
27
,50
A—10
cl
preferred
Journal
21%
a
Adv Ltd
Alcohols
Consolidated
Loblaw
%
3,940
20
_
Jan
•
General
Commercial
Apr
15% May
17% Jan
103
Co
Canada
Limited
Mar
a80
50
_
15
.
*
common
B
May
17
•
preferred
67c
Jan
12
44%
Winnipeg Electric common
Zellers
99
21
«
Walker Gooderham
57c
30
7,533
21%
com
Eiscuit
Wilsils
100
15%
17
•
Weston
100
14%
14%
42
Tooke Brothers
Viau
54%
42%
Thrift Stores Ltd
Wabasso
Feb
20
Chemical common
Steel
Jan
15%
1,965
•
United
57
Jan
9
Preferred
Tuckett
Apr
14%
1,530
-
preferred
of
51
3,633
-
—
Canada
Co
Jan
360
275
99
preferred-
preferred
Standard
47%
53
15%
82
«
4% 7c
Steel
27
Feb
20%
•
-
•
Press
Jan
45
—50
c
E
Southam
Mar
26%
400
103
com
Canada
A
Class
Southern
Jan
103
common
t
v
class
Feb
45
20%
A—
of
Jan
175
Jan
43%
prefererd
& Sons 57c
1H1
Simpson
22
Apr
38%
1
class
Williams
Breweries
Simon
19% Mar
168
19%
100
1st preferred
preferred
4%%
B
Sheraton
Sherwin
Feb
•
Shawinigan Water & Power
4%
71
51
—1
Paper
preferred
Series A
Jan
—49
common
Lawrence
2nd
1,235
Apr
66%
2,539
23V* Mar
24%
78%
•
Corp
11% Jan
Jan
Jan
200
52
100
1st preferred
2nd
preferred
St
Jan
19%
46
53
25
preferred
Saguenay Power 4%%
St
:
10%
22
20%
9
$1.60
Rolland
Feb
80%
9
Power
Knitting
Feb
9
Jan
26%
54 %
;—100
Quebec
43
Apr
•
common
Provincial Transport
Regent
Apr
Jan
9
Corp of Canada
Bros
Jan
37
15%
'
*
Co
103
45%
46
I
Powell
Apr
26%
•
Placer
Apr
8%
630
100
Mar
77
40
1,326
22
•
preferred
Steel Products
51
Jan
31 %
250
22
22%
•
Ontario
Ltd
11%
22%
9
.
11%
9
common
Jan
102
'
5
Car Corp
Weaving—
Apr
25
67
Products Ltd
Neon
Class
Feb
22%
37%
30
29
Apr
50%
170
102
25% Mar
20
4
66
102
100
pfd..100
Ottawa
Penmans,
16%
27
27%
40
Tramways
preferred
Power
Apr
•
Preferred
Price
26%
9
A
Ltd
24% May
1
Chatco Steel Products Ltd common
Cosmos
Apr
Westinghouse Co Ltd
Limited common
Food
May
10%
■
•
Mills
Jan
Apr
28%
Mar
155
Mar
20
Mar
155
•
Locomotive
Mines
21%
a95
4.20
•
48%
3
Montreal Telegraph
17c
Ltd
46
9
Flour
Vickers
47%
5
(Robert)
Noranda
Feb
Jan
40
/
7%
—
9
9
B
Ogilvie
Jan
12%
51%
a71
•
__
2
Feb
Steel
22%
Jan
Jan
24%
„
100
—
Cassidy's
100
Drug & Chemical
Feb
12
49
Jan
24%
Ingersol Rand Co.—
9
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com_9
Canadian
6.00 Mar
Jan
Breweries
Feb
14'A Mar
40
•
Canadian
Canadian Western Lumber Co
*
4%%'
2.50
50
50
18'A
Jan
Ltd
Ltd
Apr
106% May
Jan
21%
Feb
Apr
Apr
24%
45%
Jan
7%
common
Co
10
4%
Jan
435
50
18%
17%
Feb
13%
&
,
Mar
140
.
a26% a26 %
__
*
•
32%
4.25
21%
Wire
•
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Canadian Industries common
15% Apr
29% Mar
50
3,224
Niagara
24%
200
4,842
National
24%
8.235
14%
17c
Ltd
24%
16
26%
National
9
640
12
50
32
14%
National
22%
12 V
50
4.50
25%
<H>
22
12
50
16
14%
Morgan
1,100
22%
30%
26%
Montreal
Jan
1
4.50
,
class
Jan
1.50
8%
105
Jan
92%
•
Canada Packers Ltd class B
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
B
16
preferred
Ltd
3%
885
1,000
•
class
31 %
•
Montreal
Flooring Co Ltd
Malting Co Ltd
Canada
Feb
4.50
9
Breweries
10,576
11%
Jan
2.25
12%
Canadian
•
Class
4.65
11
2.25
12%
Apr
Massey-Harris
Molson
4.25
102% 106%
12%
Jan
12%
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mitchell
Mar
_1
Canada & Dominion Sugar
13
common
Ltd
Jan
81
__
26
"
Corp
6
60
105
Apr
B
Mailman
6
100
4.60
Feb
9
Export class
11
6%
9
Mar
Ltd
Shops
11
100
1
Ltd
2.00
70c
6%
100
Preferred
Burnett
Apr
Jan
1.75
25c
11
Pulp & Paper Co Ltd com.*
*
Corp
6%%
6% May
6%
*
Col
5%
MacMillan
B
British
25
■
•
Candy
16% May
1,200
115
—100
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9 % Mar
Jan
12,600
19
Ltd
<C
Jan
16
65c
145
Ltd
Woods
8
100
2.00
250
*
preferred
Laura
38
12%
9
Utilities
(John)
100
50c
13
Power
Co
370
2.00
26
...
Petroleum
Jan
7
60c
115
common
International
Lake
A
26
Canada
International
Labatt
class
25
of
International
International
Ltd
115
common
Nickel
7%
''
Jan
8%
2.00
Columbia Packers Ltd class A_9
Class
Millen
Canadian Marconi Company
1
Canadian Pwr & Paper Inv Ltd com—'•
5%
preferred
*
preferred
$4.00
37
37%
37%
—•
International
4.00
3.75 Mar
16%
•
&
..100
common
Bronze
Apr
8
•
Brand
..100
Coal
International
87
37
32
preferred
6%
87
25
(John)
Intercolonial
Mar
May
100
preferred
preferred
$1.60
Inglis
13% Mar
26
•
Corp common
preferred
$1.25
Apr
—25
.
Acceptance
$4.25
6%
I
16%
20
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co
-
High
80
Apr
34%
14%
44
44%
50
109
Jan
13%
•
common
19%
Jan
27*
49%
Huason
Apr
111
Alabastlne
Smith Paper
preferred
$2.00
May
2,85
Steel Wares common
Goodyear
108 108%
19%
100
Bakeries Ltd
General
108%
98
Jan
—♦
preferred
General
Low
9%
British
Gair
Range Since January 1
High
9%
*
Anglo-Nfld
Class
Low
29
98
Shares
•
Bathurst
Jan
for Week
Par
Acme
Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co
Jan
16
Apr
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
19% May
May
1,320
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
20%
Jan
19
14%
•
common
preferred
17
19
14%
31
9
25
19
14%
preferred..25
Canadian Funds
Feb
22%
19%
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
29
Feb
100
1
H)
23% May
21 %
18%
Heating Products Ltd--(T
250
135
22 %
101
Corp
Estabrooks
175
Power
Paper Co class A
Enamel &
11%
175
Montreal Curb Market
18%
;
5
High
♦
Paper
Electrolux
23%
11%
Low
-
100
Ltd
East Kootenay
23%
22%
100
MARKETS
MAY
Range Since January 1
High
11%
*
preferred
Shares
Low
.23 %
common
ENDED
for Week
23 V2
common.."'
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
LISTED
FOR
39
Jan
41%
27%
Jan
28% May
39
Mar
40
Apr
Jan
Akaitcho Yellowknife Gold Mines
Anacon
Arno
Ascot
Ltd
Metals
Aubelle
Mines
Aumaque
Gold Mines Ltd
1.50
1.85
-9
1
Corp
Limited
1
9
Lead Mines
Mines
——
1
1
—
1.17
—
36c
A
Apr
Jan
1.50 Mayes:
1.85 May j
4c
May
1.18 May
11 %c Mar
63c
Mar
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1920)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
Band-Ore
Gold
Base
Metals
Bob's
Lake
Bcnville
Ltd
& Diamond
13,500
4,000
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
7c
5,000
2c
Jan
7c
May
Mines
Ltd
20c
—
__
Cournor
Dome
Mining Co
Dulama
Gold
Mines
East
Elder
Mines
El
Sol
6,000
2'Ac
Jan
4c
5%c
Feb
15c
Apr
5c
2,000
3c
Feb
5c
6%c
5,500
5c
Mar
Mines
Gold
Fontana
Mines
Apr
1.75
4c
Feb
5'Ac
Apr
5,000
5c
Mar
8c
Jan
Jan
25c
Jan
17%
17%
580
20%
Jan
64c
—
300
11,580
7%c
67c
2,000
67c
18c
Mar
17
53c
Feb
26c
Feb
7.40
39c
Jan
60c
May
1,000
28c
Feb
42c
Jan
6c
Feb
10c
2'Ac Jan
5c
Jan
May
225,200
13,100
1
55c
46%c
60c
3,000
—
31'Ac 31 %c
7c
7c
7c
4,000
3c
3c
500
15c
226,100
16c
4.45
May
Formaque Gold Mines Ltd
Yellowknife Gold Mines
9c
5%c
Feb
15c
1
9.10
8.60
9.10
1,200
6.20
Jan
9.10 May
1
5'/2C
5c
5%c
4,000
3'Ac
Apr
6c
45c
45c
1,000
45c
May
45c
5
11
lOVa,
11
10.015
1
14c
14c
18c
1
—
Hard
Mines
Rock
Ltd
Gold
—
Mines —
Hollinger Cons Gold
Hudson-Rand Gold
Jaculet
jack
Mines
Lake
1
—.
Mines
Ltd..
Mines Ltd
Ltd.
Mines
1
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Kerr-Addison
1
Ltd
Gold
53c
47c
3c
—
Ltd..
l
Gold
1
New
Calumet Mines
Goldvue
New
Norseman
New
Thurbois
Normetal
Jan
56'Ac Mar
250
17% Mar
100
4.00 Mar
Jan
5.25
20c
Jan
May
15c
20c
22,000
12%
1,537
3c
5c
4,' 800
3%c
Jan
5c
Apr
22c
21c
23c
11,500
12'Ac
Feb
30c
Mar
62c
55c
63c
28,800
45c
Jan
83c
Jan
11
% May
14
12%
300
12
Jan
13%
80c
7,000
65c
Jan
85c
1
1.30
1.20
1.30
6,500
95c
Mar
Ltd
—
__1
—
46c
Jan
Feb
1.30 May
46c
6,000
32c
Jan
49c
30c
5,000
30c
May
37'Ac
Apr
18c
19c
5,000
18c
May
19c
May
Apr
•
Gold
Mines
3.10
2.98
3.10
6,800
2.50 Mar
3.10 May
1
Ltd
Corp
1.95
1.92
2.05
2,700
1.80 Mar
2.32
5,500
1
5c
7c
—
1
3.70
3.70
1,000
56c
56e
1.000
Dredging Ltd.
Mines
Queenston Gold Mines Ltd.
Mar
Jan
May
5c
4.00
56c
Jan
6c
2,500
4c
Feb
6c
Apr
5c
4,500
2%c
Jan
5c
Feb
1.45
—
_*
Arjon
Red
Crest
Regcourt
Gold
Mines
Gold
1.50
3,500
21'A
275
Ltd
*
Feb
1.74
Apr
Jan
1.02
19
23%
Feb
Co
Ltd
Miller
Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd—
k
Rock
(1944)
Sullivan
Iron
Cons
6c-
May
8c
May
Jan
14c
Jan
8'Ac
21,500
6%c Mar
14c
33c
27.000
28c
32c
May
Mines,
Mines
2.35
80c
57c
Feb
89c
Mar
43c
16,100
31c
Mar
43c
May
94c
28.400
69c
Jan
97c
May
•
48c
48c
2,500
55c
3,767
9c
10c
1,000
1
3.20
3.20
200
48c
May
62c
Jan
6c
Jan
10c
22c
18c
9,200
8%
675
80
80
60
Gold
2.91
9,400
13c
15c
18,500
3.20
200
2.95
1.33
1.10
1.40
36.000
1.02
9'Ac
11c
24.500
2.75
2.85
1
Asbestos Corp Ltd,
Ltd
1
60c
55c 63'Ac
7c
6c
50c
Feb
Mar
Feb
Apr
Mar
Apr
3.25
15c
3.35
Apr
Apr
May
Apr
1.40 May
14'Ac Jan
71c
Jan
3.25
800
Feb
4.00
14c,
133.000
2c
Feb
14c
May
4c
2,000
2c
Feb
5c
Apr
21c 32'Ac
—
3.40
8c
•
165.425
13c
Mat-
13%c
1
Western Ashley Minerals LI
71,800
2.32
3.25
4c
1
I
Vinray Malartic Mines Ltd,
—
1
31c
2.99
—
s
.1
—
4c
'
'
4%c
26c 31'Ac
26c
7,000
122,800
SVa c Mar
32 %c May
26c
May
5%c
Apr
31'Ac May
5.10
Jan
Apr
Jan
8% Mar
Mar
80
30c
Jan
11 %c
11 %c
14c
6,500
9c
Jan
16c
-1
1.18
1.02
1.18
260,900
50c
Mar
10
15%
15%
15%
465
Apr
37c
.1
Asbdown
Athona
Hardware
Mines
class
A
(1937)
30c 32 Vic
39,400
22c
13%
1
12 %c
12 %c
14c
29,840
1.94
1.85
1.99
25,200
1.28
9
9
9%
I,285
7%
Jan
1
25c
37,000
Apr
May
15% May
17%c Apr
Jan
•
Apr
1.18
Jan
—•
Atlantic Oil
Atlas
Steels
Atlas
Yellowknife
Aubelle
7Vic Feb
2.05
Apr
9% Mar
23c
28c
1
7%c
7c
7%c
9,000
—1
32c
31c
39c
96,300
1
3.40
3.40
3.50
2,760
3.10
Feb
3.80
4.50
4.50
225
3.75
Jan
4.50 May
18c
Mines
Aumaque
Gold
Aunor
Auto
Fabrics
Bagamac
class
B
*
Mines
Bank
of
Bank
of Nova
Bank
of
Barnat
-1
22c
20 %C 22 %c
5.00
10c
Jan
28c
Apr
4%c Jan
4,875
13c
Mar
12c
66c
Mar
Jan
Apr
Feb
27'Ac Mar
8%c
9%c
11,585
6c
Jan
10%c Mar
10
29%
28%
29%
440
27%
Feb
10
40%
40%
40%
29% May
250
3b"/a
Jan
41
10
40
39%
40
245
38%
Jan
40
—1
1.60
1.58
1.72
42,050
1.16
Jan
65c
65c
66c
7,100
30c
28c
31c
37,175
27
27
255
Co
Ltd
Metals
Bathurst
Class
Mining.
Power
class
9%c
A
B
E«eattv
Bell
Scotia
Toronto
Barymln
Base
1
Montreal.
Mines Ltd
Belleterre
Mar
70c
Apr
Apr
&
Sons
class
6%
50
12%
12%
12%
470
40%
40 %
41%
6,161
6.00
6.00
6.10
850
35c
35c
1,000
16%
16%
35
31c
35c
34,400
24c
Feb
13,500
4c
Jan
6c
6%
Jan
7
1
.
A
Apr
32c
1
—
Jan
*
6%
12c
Feb
7%
Mar
39%
Apr
27
Jan
25
Quebec
River
Bertram
Jan
20c
•
.
Telephone
Berens
54c
24%
Mar
1.88
6%
Bros
Bevcourt
Gold
Bldgood
Blue
-1
Kirkland Gold
Biltmore
Hats
Ribbon
_1
34c
Corp common--
5%c
6%
common
5%c
6%
*
14
Bobjo Mines
1
Jan
14
Jan
Feb
41%
6.00 May
27 %c Apr
8.50
Apr
Jan
44c
17%
16% Mar
Jan
1
60c
Bonville
6c
Apr
6%
25
Apr
Mar
Jan
14
35
12%
Jan
14
18,800
Apr
12c
Jan
16c
7,500
39c
Jan
64c
Apr
Apr
2c
Jan
6c
Apr
57c
60c
1
5 %c
6c
3,000
1
Gold
38'Ac
12 %c 13 %c
12 %c
Bonetal Gold
15c
15c
500
40
40
300
14c 14 %c
7,666
Bowes Co class B—.
*
Boymar
1
14c
•
8.25
8.25
8.50
10 %c Mar"
2,565
•
60c
50c
70c
10,020
7%
7%
100
Bralorne Mines
Brand
&
Miljen
Brantford
Brazilian
class
Cordage
Traction
A
class
Light
Preferred
B
&
*
Pwr
Red
British
American Oil
•
23%
23 %
23%
19c
125
125
125
Lake
Mar
Jan
40
12c
Mar
25c
8.25 May
Jan
6%
19'/a
73,766
Jan
1
10c
26
25%
26%
4,335
25%
25
26
25 %
26
1,105
89
89
30
100% 101%
205
9,755
3c
Jan
Mar
7%
Apr
23%
Jan
•
Jan
70c
Apr
125
May
10
25c
35
9%c ll%c
27
15,963
100
com
,
Brewis
common
Preferred
British
Columbia
4%'A
Elec
4%
pfd
100
preferred—
100
British
Columbia
Columbia Packers
Class
British
Forest
Products
class
A
L
L
Columbia
101
•
3.85
*
3.65
3.90
11%
11 %
7
7
Apr
125
Mar
Jan
12c
class
A—
•
29%
29%
Apr
•
Bruck Mills class A
11
7,675
32c
153,100
59c
60c
16,700
50c
17
18 %
185
6%
6%
200
1
Ankerite
12c 13 %c
12c
2%
1
.194
1.90
2.00
19c
14 %c
20c
293,300
1
40,200
Lake
Products
•
Hill
6c
Burlington Steel
*
9c
34 %
35%
4%e
II,500
16
350
Mar
Jan
2.28
Jan
Apr
20c
Jan
May
9c
4%c Mar
30%
Feb
8
19 %c
.
1.90 May
705
3%c
9c
35%
*
19%
Mar
Apr,
May
Apr
65c
Apr
8c
Apr
4.20
Jan
9c
Apr
32c
May
Apr
Apr
9 %
30
Jan
6%
2,400
•
12
Jan
Jan
17
28,000
4 00
Jan
21c
Jan
102
Mar
6
27%
4.10
*
Gold
Building
Jan
25c
Buffalo Canadian
Bunker
Feb
2.75
3.85
17
Class B
Red
Feb
30c
Oil.
Broulan Porcupine
Bultaio
Jan
91%
60c
Dominion
Buffadison
Jan
27%
Apr
99%
25
27%
87
960
11%
Jan
25% Mar
300
29%
*
Power
Class B
British
May
35% May
4'Ac May
3%c Mar
16
#15%
Jan
17%
30
30
Apr
60
26
Feb
30%
Jan
•
19%
19%
19%
345
17
Feb
class A
•
7%
19% Miy
7
7%
455
Calder Bousquet
1
11 %c
7'Ac 12 %c
17,000
*
30%
30'/a
30'A
25
•
8.25
8.05
8.40
5,380
6c
6%c
6,000
5c
Jan
42c
Mar
Burns
&
Co
class
A
*
Class B
Burrard
Caldwell Linen
1st preferred
Edmonton
,
&
Calgary
Callinan
Flin
Flon
Calmont Oils
Calvan
Oil StOCKS—
•
73
14'A
7
Apr
8
Jan
7c
Jan
16c
Apr
31
Feb
Apr
'
.1
—,
Products
7%
-1
Mar
2.40 Mar
3.20
.1
Ltd—
Mines
United
Mar
15c
8%
Buffalo
_
Ltd
Ltd
Apr
92c
1
Ltd
Trebor
Mines
2.62
35c
10'Ac
Torbrit Silver Mines
Jan
80c
__
—
Mineral
1.92
40c
«
Westville
1.500
80c
)c
Wendell
2.40
Apr
1
Ltd—
30c
14c
18c
Jan
30c
__
—1
Standard Gold Mines Ltd—
Steep
Jan
May
7c
1
Ltd—
Mines
3c
8c
5,500
7c
1
—
Sladen-Malartic Mines Ltd—:
Stadacona
7,000
24,500
9c
50c
_„1
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Siscoe
5c
8c
8c
32c
—I
Santiago Mines Ltd
Shawkey Mines
Silver
5c
8c
9c
Ltd—— ——1
Mines
Jan
Ascot Metals Corp
British
Rocnette Gold Mines
8%c May
12c
Feb
May
5c
21%
1
Mining Corp Ltd
4c
3.05
56c
Apr
4'/2c
—
4%c
3%c Mar
105,000
8%
Bordulac
45c
1
167,000
30c
Mar
29c
__
.
8%c
27c
20% Mar
11%
Ltd
Quemont
82c
1,400
12%
....
Gold
Gold
Apr
79%c
—
Mines
Cadallic
Cons
Perron
5c
65c
Ltd.u—2-i---.—-l
Pitt Gold Mining;.Co Ltd.-—
:..l
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd...1
Pato
May
Jan
4.65
6c
60c
80c
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
Pandora
2c
Jan
May
11%
•
Ltd—
Mines
Mining
21c
—_1
Dredging Ltd
New
18c
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Cons
4.500
11'/a May
19V2
1
•—
Ltd
Macdonald Mines Ltd
Nechi
3%c
Feb
Feb
1
Ltd.
Mines
Goldilelds
Louvicourt
286,658
May
10
65c
19%
1
Lingslde
60c
Apr
10c
4.65
1
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
3,865
3%c
19%
1
Mines
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Lake Rowan (1945) Mines Ltd
High
4%c
28c
-100
Bankfield Consolidated
Apr
Goldbeam
Giant
Low
5%c
Jan
26c
7.00
—
1.15
Jan
22c
t
High
Apr
3,000
20c
6.65
Ltd
(1945)
Jan
1.05
5%c
6.65
Ltd
6'Ac May
1.05
...—..1
Ltd—
Apr
5'Ac
19c
—
.1
Preferred
Range Since January 1
Low
Mar
—1
Mines
Jan
9.700
24'/2c
—
lie
4c
.•
—.
Feb
12c
1
Ltd./..
7c
5%'c
—
•
Ltd
Gold
Biaona
249,200
11c
15c
6c
——1
Mines Ltd
Sullivan
1,000
4%c
—
——1
—
May
11c
5%c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Mar
20c
Mines
Argus Corp common-
Apr
3'Ac
—
Mines.l
Donalda Mines Ltd———,
Apr
"11
Porcupine
Shares
Jan
3c
•
Res.
Week
lor
Armistice
20c
8%c
9%c
*
_—
14c
Feb
3c
——1
Cadillac
Central
Explorations Ltd
May
2c
6c
3c
Mines
Mines
Consolidated
5c
500
5c
—
6%c
Chesterville
33,500
5%c
4%e
Cortez
5c
1,500
1
Ltd
Feb
4%c
Ltd-.*
Mines
4c
4c
—
1
Ltd
Mines
Area
31c
4%c
6c
1
Cheskirk
Aquarius
30c
Ltd—
1
Century Mining Corp Ltd
———1
Gold
Centremaque
Jan
Apr
4%c
_«
1
Gold
Cartier-Malartic
5c
32c
—
1
Ltd
oauaego Mines
Jan
Mar
30c
M Corp.
Gold
Malartic
4c
*
——1
Ltd——
Mines
Gold
Brazil Gold
1,500
4c
4c
4c
Range
of Prices
Par
Consolidated
Apex
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
1
Ltd
Mines
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
20c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Bouscadillac Gold
Canadian
1
Mining Corp Ltd.—
Gold
Gold
Bouzan
Ltd.—
Mines
WEEK ENDED MAY 5
for Week
of Prices
MARKETS
LISTED
Sales
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Monday, May 3, 1950
...
1
Petroleums
53c
50c
53c
4.60
4.30
4.60
Mar
6.80 Mar
23,200
*
Ltd
30
1,600
8.90
Apr
6%c
4.30 May
Feb
58c
Jan
5.25
Apr
Consolidated Homestead Oil Co Ltd—
Decalta
Oils Ltd — ——
_LA—
3.25
Jan
5.30
6,350
2.52
26c
2.60
30c
Campbell Red Lake
2.60
30c
10.500
2.100
23
Jan
30c
May
Canada
Bread
2.40
2.40
53c
1
53c
2.40
53c
800
1,500
49c
Feb
58c
Jan
Canada
Cement
35
35
36%
330
2,000
34
4c
Feb
Jan
7'Ac
38%
Jan
29%
29%
265
29
Jan
30
Jan
6%
6%
50
5
Feb
6c
5c
6c
17c
17c
17c
500
3.50
3.50,
200
'
»
—
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
General
,
■'
Petroleums
New
Pacalta
Ltd
Oils
Co
17c
Jan
3.50 May
Jan
1.88
1.65
1.69
3,500
1.22
1.18
1.22
1,100
1.05 Mar
1.30
1.01
Feb
1.25
1.20
1.16
1.22
3,300
15%
15%
16
19,171
Ltd
10c
10%
Feb
8c
10c
4,500
—90c
1.80
1.80
200
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Pacific Petroleums
Ltd
1.65 Mar
*
4c
4%c
5,000
3%c Mar
5.75
6.00
1.600
Pan Western Oils
•
24 %C 33 %c
136.500
18c
Jah
3,500
41c
Feb
Okalta
Oils
Superior
Ltd—
Oils
—
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
33c
•
49c
50c
Apr
Apr
1.22
•
i
Apr
2.25
1.68
>:/..♦
Co
5.20
•
common
.
Oil
13c
Feb
1
Ltd
Class A
Rome
'
3.85
8c
Mar
4.20 Mar
May
Feb
common
common
Preferred
Canada
!
Foils
Class
A
Canada
Canada
Northern
16'A May
Canada
Packers
May
Foundry
Jan
Canada
6.15
Apr
Canada
50c
Mar
STOCKS
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Power
&
Paper
$1.50 preferred
class
Acadia-Atlantic
class
Preferred
A—
Class
Acme Gas & Oil
Acnew-Surpass
:
Pacific
Canadian
of
Commerce
Aluminium
Aluminum
American
Ltd
Anglo
43.
33%
33%
35
25
23 7/a
25
220
?
Jan
33% May
37
Jan
2,035
19
Jan
25
May
28
220
220
220
197
Jan
20%
20%
95
14
Jan
21'A
90
88
90
220
80
Jan
90
34%
35
105
30%
Jan
35%
25%
26%
1,390
25
Jan
26%
Apr
Apr
May
Apr
26
22%
22%
22%
3,695
21 % Mar
23%
Jan
19
18%
19
1,069
17%
Apr
20%
Jan
18%
18%
19
490
18%
Apr
20%
Jan
11%
11%
12%
335
11
Jan
13
14%
14%
15
648
14
Jan
15
Jan
37%
35%
38
1,700
29
Feb
38
May
39
39%
80
37
Feb
40
Mar
25
26%
26%
27%
375
24%
Jan
•
5%
5%
5%
400
*
12%
12%
12%
200
11
Feb
12% May
100
75
75
75
25
67
Jan
75
*
10%
10%
12%
3,520
25
Dredge
22%
Jan
24%
Apr
23%
24%
25%
common
Preferred
.
Feb
Mar
27"%
4.65 Mar
Apr
6
Jan
Apr
23%
103%
29
360
23%
40
103% 104%
100%
45c
_•
7c-
r
50c
3,422
6c
7%c
10.600
g7/a
1.50
8%
25
1.25
1.54
86,700
35c
4%c
Apr
Apr
Mar
Jan
a% Mar
70c
Jan
105
Feb
55c
Jan
7'Ac
Jan
9
Mar
1.54 May
A
Canadian
Class
34c
17
16
39c
8,390
3,970
66%
2,100
26%
130
17c
18c
22,811
60c
17c
1714
63
26%
65%
62c
4.700
12c 13 %c
23c
13%
Mar
39c
May
—
Industrial
Alcohol vot
B
•
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
Oils
Cos
(expire
Canadian
:
common
26)
May
Pacific
Railway—
Jan
17%
52%
Feb
66'A May
Canadian
Tire
Jan
27
Mar
Canadian
Utilities
28c
Apr
Canadian
preferred
Wallpaper class A
65c
Jan
Canadian
Wirebound
52c
Mar
Corp
A—
Feb
1.88
375,480
44c
Jan
1.88 May
On
5.20
16,095
3.80
Feb
5.35
Apr
Central
Canada
1,273
9.60
Jan
11%
Apr
Central
Leduc
Feb
32c
Feb
Central Patricia Gold Mines—
10%
23c
10%
24c
.
47,800
18c
—
—
18%
1.03
16%
525
11
6.83Q
18%
18%
38%
12%
8%
82,7ft
88c
37%
—
16%
5
—
8% Jan
Jan
12
Apr
22% Mar
50
945
Apr
Cariboo
Gold
—
st.le-Trethewey
Loan
Oil
*
100
-—*
30
May
60c
'
Jan
15 %
5c
8,7<& T.
-
—
.fto
Apr
1-03
Jan
18'A
May
•
May
Apr
;28c /' Apr
.16% Mar
14
14
26
.31
19
Jan
W^TOI
102% 102%
14
''Apr
1.30
1.25
2.50
2.53
205
205
205
1.40
1.35
1.45
80c
80c
83c
1#. "12%
1.30
2.52
38% May
Jan
26
1
7c
1.19
4.93
23c
11
30
100
13,500
1.85
...
-25
11
27
•
i—1——1
5.05
,
—
30
: Apr
Apr
•
13'Ac
•
_•
—
——*
26
15'Ac Mar
*
—..
Canadian Locomotive
Rights
33c
1
page
33%
•
common
Canadian Food Products
8,975
*
see
High
Class
1
;
Jan
12%
*
•
1
52
Apr
—•
Preferred
Canadian
Low
29'A May
Anglo Rouyn Mines
footnotes
Range Since January 1
High
Jan
•
Oil
Jan
10%
•
preferred
Celanese
21%
Aroo-Huronian
For
Canadian
5,780
1
—
Canadian
47
195
20
%'
25
American Yellowknife
230
11
—•
common..
Car common
24
•
preferred
Larder
Nepheline
Anscrn Lead
Shares
•
Can
Amalgamated
of Prices
..l
Aiboma Steel
51
10
Class A
23%
1
Cons
50
10%
•
class A—
Breweries
27%
*
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
Alberta
Mar
50%
100
Mortgage
common—.
Canners
24
l
————i
—
May
22
—•
A
& Cable
Bank
28%
_♦
—
13
Apr
B
•
.100
—
Acadia Uranium Mines
Jan
21
34%
Lines
20
common
—
11%
50
•
Permanent
SS
Canada Wire
Convertible
for Week
Low
40
Sales
Range
Par
Abltibi
13
21%
Power
Canadian
Canadian Foods
Week's
13
10
common
Class B
7%c
6% May
Jan
33'Ac May
Jan
11
Malting
Apr
2.21
2%
•
Jan
10c
2.35 Mar
21%
13
Iron
Canadian
Friday
6%
common
Canada
Canadian
Toronto Stock
20
2.50 Mar
103
Jan
1,100
4,033
U
1.25 Mar
-
"
: i
'
•;
4
205-
jyiay
Feb
12,lO0'-:-r:£"Ji76c
*
Apr
Jan
27
.Mar
1.45
2.20 Jan
-
Feb
13
Apr
2.60
Feb
Feb
*
205
1.52
May
Jin
"1.08 Jan
Number 4905
Volume 171
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1921)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week'*
Range
Shares
Par
Central
Porcupine
1
Centremaque Gold
Chatco
Steel
chemical
1
preferred
10
—
Research
50c
Low
11c
18c
He
11c
High
Low
18c
7,200
12,500
12c
15c
6c
7
7
70
90c
__
90c
Friday
1.05
32,000
21 %c Mar
Jan
14Vic
Malartic
500
Cochrane
Class
Dunlop
Cockshutt Plow
•
National
Comaurum
Consolidated Bakeries
Beattie
Mines
Consolidated
Central
Cadillac
1
Homestead
Consolidated
Howey
__•
1
Consolidated
Lebel
Consolidated
Mining
Oro__
&
1
Smelting
14
15
15
100
163/4
17 %
3,345
Jan
11
Jan
15%
15% Mar
May
Apr
Mar
Apr
17% May
Feb
7%
73/a
50
6%
Hard
1.05
4,200
l.oo
Rock
23c
22c
25c
27,129
13c
Jan
10c
10c
12c
20,225
7 %c Mar
83/4
9
315
63c
66c
49,027
5c
53/4c
76c
90c
__
64c
__
.
88c
8
2,000
4c
42,405
Jan
97/e
1
100
53/4c
D'Aragon Mines
__1
Petroleum
Decalta
Oils
Delnite
Apr
Apr
8'/2c
6,001
8c
May
26c
Jan
2,098
913A Mar
Rio
Dominion
Bank
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Inv
153/4
50
14%
18c
4,000
9
9
290
23c
12,600
55'/2c
57c
6,900
51
51
160
Feb
16
Mar
22c
6%
25c
Jan
9%
Jan
Apr
13c
Feb
23c
Apr
50c
Jan
65c
Mar
47
Apr
523/4 Mar
25c
26,700
10c
Jan
31c
Apr
3%c
Apr
Jan
153/a
13%
Feb
15%
Apr
Apr
41 %c 46%c
132,200
26 %c
Jan
47c
Jan
11
45c
Feb
47c
FeD
5%C
6%C
5,000
3%c Mar
7c
Apr
May
Red
Lake
l
Gold
1
Mascot
.4
32c
11,200
24 %c
Apr
42c
21 %
50
XW/a
Apr
24
7%
7%
125
7%
Apr
17Vic
12c
18c
70,500
1.75
1.75
1.80
7,500
79c
72c
79c
31,600
40c
Feb
11 Vic
11c
14c
52,000
*6c
Jan
14c
Apr
47c
45c
50c
209,700
28c
Mar
50c
24%
i7Vi
18c
Apr
1.60
Feb
1.90
85c
233/4
5
11
10%
11
15%
15%
75c
7c
Gil':_—___
Gold
Howard
Smith
preferred
&
Indian
$1.60
4c
Mar
15c
6c
Mar
15 %c
40%
32c
_*
Jan
Inglis
Jan
Inspiration
May
45
Apr
May
(John)
Co
&
International
45
46
3c
3%c
125
Metals
class
com
Apr
31
31%
953
26%
26%
27%
24,579
14:
26
Jacknife
19
__
Mar
19
200
19
May
26 Vi
Jan
29 Vi
30
163A
726
Jack
30%
Apr
Jellicoe
26
Apr
Joburke
5%C
1,000
37%
145
38
38
30
13%
1234
13%
9%
93/4
425
7%
Feb
12%
47
44
47
25
43%
Feb
47
213A
19%
Jan
May
Joliet
Mines
37c
39c
93A
505
Ltd
5
91,600
__
__
65c
•
24c
22c
27c
6%c
6Vic
7Vic
Mar
9 % May
Jan
Jan
70c
1
12Vic
•
11 %c
24 Vic
2.40
East
1
Jan
27c
May
9%c Jan
5%c Mar
8 Vic
10 %c Mar
13,200
4c
23c
Mar
26,050
6.65
7.00
85,695
4.50
1,975
15c
Feb
7,500
2.45
4.25
4.25
35,000
23c 24 Vac
6.90
•
13c
6c
7%c
•
1
East Malartic Mines
Kayrand
2.26
20
Kirkland
4.40
Feb
7.40
Apr
Lake
6%
Jan
18
17%
18
435
15%
36 %c
Jan
18
Jan
61c
302,236
54,425
28c
Feb
6lc
43c
13c
15c
8c
Mar
15c
1
7Vic
6c
Feb
♦
1
_•
7c
__
22
95
19%
20
65
57c
.
7 Vic
22
„
19%
75c
25,856
12c
20 3/4 Mar
19%
34c
22
Jan
20
Mar
4.45
4.35
'
4.50
3,050
76c
4.05 Mar
•
14%
14%
14%
1,275
1
333/4
33 V4
34%
840
100
121
121
121
25
1
8c
7c
8c
16,700
5%c
•
3.50
3.35
2.05
*
*
Dufault
Fortune
Gold
Ford Motor class A
•
Ford
*
Motor
class
Fraser
B
Co
Francoeur
»
Gold
Cos
May
May
Lake
Lake
II,570
293/4
Apr
25
142%
Feb
8%
Jan
Lake
Wasa
Lake
of
common
Mar
La
May
Apr
Lapa
54c
47c
59c
13c
14c
J)
preferred
Larder
Jan
Laura
Feb
Lawson
r
Co
preferred
Gafcineau
Power
Feb
7%
Jan
1.20
700
Jan
9
1.05 Mar
1.75
Apr
May
Jan
37%
7,915
24
Jan
41%
105
30
Mar
41 %
May
30 Vi
25
29
Mar
32%
Apr
1,000
530
8 Vic
Jan
25%
37% May
Feb
14c
29
99%
10
98
Jan
99% Mar
—
94
94
95
87
Feb
94
2.75
3.00
37,630
2.25
Feb
99
99
10
91%
Jan
19%
_
5% preferred
5%%
preferred
General
100
100
Petroleums
Class
1.20
105%
10
1.30
173A
45
110% 110%
—
1,20
•
165
108% 108%
__
common
A
19%
110
3.00
99
Products Mfg class A
General Steel Wares common—
•
10c
Jan
15 %c
59,550
55c
Mar
82c
Apr
Jan
•
Preferred
Giant
100
—
Yellowknife
Gillies
Gold
Mines
Little
class A
Groceterias
Class
B
Glenora
Gold
God's
Lake
Goldale
MacDonald
Lake
McMillan
Apr
111
Apr
Madsen Red Lake
Apr
Magnet
Apr
Malartic
1.30
Feb
Jan
20
Apr
106
Mar
lo
104
42,793
7,500
5c
3c
3Vic
6,500
2c
Goldcrest
Gold
61c
Feb
1.27
35
Class
B
Gold
Mines—
I
Gold
Eagle Mines
__
70c
5,500
1.29
26,000
605
5.00
4.70
5.10
5,320
123/4C
11 %c
14c
45,300
1.04
1.04
1.08
9,100
May
&
Eastern
Manitoba Sugar
Leaf
Maple
3 %c May
7,400
134,000
15c
Feb
45,600
5c
Mar
15c
6c
6Vic
Marcus
Arrow
57c
Mar
65c
30 %c Mar
9,500
Jan
43c
Goldhawk
Goldora
Porcupine
15c
4%c Mar
May
May
Preferred
Mines
Goodfish
6%c May
5%c Jan
8c
Mar
McKenzie
Red
38,600
2.44 Mar
3.35
Jan
McLellan
Preferred
5%c
6c
2,000
4 Vic Mar
6%c
McMarmac
26,500
3%c Jan
Apr
Apr
5%c
_50
52%
6%c
3c
3%c
84%
85
52 Vi
52%
93A
9%
2c
14,000
.
160
9c
3%c
Mar
84% May
335
::
Graham
Mac-kay class A
95
52% Mar
53%
43c
Jan
May
50c
May
20 %c
15c
21c
76,525
5%c
Feb
21c
May
•
12%
3,930
20,200
11
.-
Class
Great
A
West Coal
__F©r. footnotes
—
4
_
see
page
43.
„
1.91
2,950 •;
1.80
May
2.40
Jan
I,185
6.25 Feb
7.75
Apr
May
Apr
24%
50
4c
24
3%c
6c
5%C
6c
334c
15%
15%
1534
530
18%
18%
90
87c
83 %c
87c
1.23
7c
7c
17
Apr
19%
Feb
74c
Jan
89c
Apr
1.15
Jan
9%c
6,500
3%c
Feb
1
8%c
7c
9c
10,500
4%c
Feb
47c
45c
47c
9,300
45c
Jan
32%
32
32%
670
30% Mar
31%
31%
32%
310
30
21c
20 %c
24c
29c
35c
2.70
2.80
7,800
63c
54 %c
63c
52,600
8c
1
12 %c
10c
3.55
11
11
Feb
31c
Mar
Jan
35c
Apr
9%
10%
10
3.00
3.10
48c
9,030
3.30
3.25
3.40
10,500
3c
3c
11,500
106
106
106
1,000
Jan
_10c
May
17c
Jan
Mar
23 %c
Apr
Mar
Red
Apr
Mid-Continent
6%c
6c
7c
12,000
25%
26%
6,367
%
28%
28 3/4
240
14"%
14%
14%
1,177
99
98
99
55
17%c
15c
18c
5,500
62%
63
730
11
73/4
Jan
10% May
2.76
-
3lc
2.95
Feb
3.20
Jan
60c
Jan
3.75
Lake
Apr
16%
13%
Feb
97
Jan
10c
Jan
18c
603/4
Apr
67
100
Jan
Feb
May
Jan
II,600
51c
J&n
60c
Jan
3%c
Jan
ll%c
11,095
8c
Feb
10c
Apr
Apr
12c
1,600
8c
Feb
13 %c
Apr
5.00
4.55
5.00
1,560
6
Jan
36,000
12c
—•
4%c
3%c
434c
14%
14%
14%
45
1.35
1.55
3.500
19%
9,189
14%
Jan
44
44
499
40
Jan
w
20
20
85
20
Porcupine
Apr
29%
39,000
18%
Moneta
Apr
26%
10c
44
Feb
7%c
Jan
Mar
27
56c
19%
——
3V2c Mar
213/4
9%c
3.45
Containers
Apr
9c
12%
Tool
Jan
8%c Mar
28c
52c
*
Oils
10%
Apr
8 34c
•
Grain..—,
Corp
Modern
Jan
Apr
May
9c
•
Oil
Modern
8% Mar
33/ic
13 %c Mar
3%c
106
55C
•
Model
Jan
Mar
Apr
Feb
9%c
*
Pacific
62 %
2c
102
May
1
Mining
Apr
26,300
28
Feb
19% May
44% Apr
1,500
28c
Apr
Jan
1
1
Lake
Mills
&
6%c
21c
•
8
McWattcrs Gold
Mercury
599
9
6c
—1
4.10
9%
II,900
44 %c
80c
Jan
2.11 Mar
5,355
3.10
44 %c
3.25 Mar
Jan
10V4C
I,655
—1
Feb
26
Apr
62c
5c
111.740
3.15
18c
Jan
10c
32% May
32% May
44c
18,500
10%
10%
..'
9%c May
Jan
2.33 Jacn
72,100
lie 12 %c
3.45
20c
/
Feb
13c
120,725
2.72
Mar
1.34
13 %c
46,800
30c
Feb
Jan
Apr
18
10,715
7c
4c
Jan
Jan
15%
5,200
1.18
Feb
4c
14,000
18%
28
2%c
6,000
3%c
Apr
3%c May
2,900
4c
3%c
Jan
*
Jan
Apr
7.00
Apr
10o
14%
64 3/4 c
1.80
12c
•
preferred
Mar
6.80
13 %c
•
Great Lakes Paper common
113/4 May
49c
7.00
*
1,500
-
60c 62 %c
24%
2,000
17Vic
ll3/4
62c
24%
18c
14c 14Vic
*
93/4C Apr
Jan
Mar
17%c
1
2
9 3A May
Apr
1.34 Jan
3c
Midland
*
—
Bousquet
Grandoro Mines
18c
45c
Milton Brick
Gordan
an
Mar
28c
common—
Gold
__
93c
8,050
26%
Porcupine
19,000
2.80
6c
Jan
71,700
100
7%c
*
Jan
Jan
39,100
__1
Segur
7c
1
common
5.30
Mar
50C
.20
Preferred
McDougall
2.65
1
Mining
Goodyear Tire
3%c
1.44
37c
8%
—
——
2-72
__
3.95 Mar
80c
20
8%C
__.
—
McColl-Frontenac
7%c
*
Mar
7c
Apr
27 Vic
1
_
Feb
1.20 May
19
45c
-1
___1
_
Manitou
50c
,
I
34c
100
Gold
Mclntyre
Golden
Gulden
Apr
203/8 Mar
7c
3c
Martin-McNeely
62c
11 %c
6%c
47c
—
preferred
Milling
Feb
36c
19,900
71% Mar
34c
—1
Gold Mines
Goldfields
Apr
60c
15c
65c
1
Maralgo Mines
21c27%c
1
17% Mar
19%
•
—*
A—
Consol
9.20 May
73/4c Mar
6.00 Mar
33c
__
4,686
Mar
6c
23%c
19%
19
65c
1
Export class
109%
Jan
17%
9.20
1
19%
1.20
—.—1
Jan
29%
8.50
•
Apr
4%c Mar
1.25
1
Mines
Apr
175
5%c
1
Gold
Mines
May
12,500
1
19%
183/4
1.00
6c
__
13c
11 %c
Jan
6c
340
1
Mines
Macassa
Apr
225
9.20
1
Oil
Jan
Feb
5c
8,500
-
19%
J
May
7,300
1
—
19%
Massey-Harris common
Globe
4c
6c
43 %
208,000
*
Goldfields
Louvicourt
Lynx Yellowknife
Red
35
104 Vi 104%
__
13c
9%c
69%
•
~
Lac_
Long
River
1.25
1
Lake
5%C
1
Lexindin Gold
Macfie
18 Vi
__
8c
9c
•
•
Lencourt Gold
Macho
34
'
13c
1
May
1.15
__
Mar
120,300
*
class A
Gold
Manitoba
General
15c
15c
—3
________
Jones
&
Peb
Mar
1.05
2,500
Jan
Feb
May
2.95
•
com
May
11c
3.75 May
11%
12c 123/4c
100
Jan
59c
63c 69 %c
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Gair
Feb
Jan
13 %c
—*
Leduc-West
8
99%
•
Apr
67»/2C
•
1
Mines
Secord
Leitch
155
99%
100
Exploration
8c
21c
4%c
7,020
•
"U"
Jan
Apr
200
100
(A
Frobisher
11%
Apr
20c
247,682
13c
4%c Mar
13 %c
_♦
common
Cadillac
Apr
27,150
29
4,000
—1
Milling
Gold
Lamaque
8
9
27
43,500
15c
1
Mines
Mines
Luz
Jan
10
29
4,695
7%C
Jan
May
1
Mining
Woods
Apr
115
3.75
*
—;
10%
May
30%
__
10
32%
151
Apr
*
(1945)
Shore
Jan
37%
__
Apr
May
1013/4
—1
Rowan
May
35 Vi
•
Preferred
Freiman
37%
30
104
32
63/eC
Apr
Jan
5%
jan
151
13 %C
13%
49c
—1
Osu
Loblaw
Foundation
May
Feb
150
1
Mines
36%
125
1.15
1.15
16
Apr
10
__
4.60
143/a May
32%
8%
•
;
38
26
30 3/4
1
Lake Lingman
30c 32 Vic
Manufacturing
Apr
37% May
Feb
150
1
Gold
Lake
41c
25
Jan
Mar
31Va
1
Lapaska Mines
Fleet
-:6%c
4
155
•
.
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
4.25 May
58,796
13,500
9%
36c
250
-1
__.
Apr
Laguerre
13c
common
32% Mar
30
9%C
Lake
Jan
53c
common
Jan
104
-1
Kirkland-Hudson
Apr
30c
Petroleum
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
1
Ltd
27
Feb
103
-1
2.65
1
Products
Mar
1
Gold
28c
8 Vic
l
Federated
Apr
15
68
Jan
Gold
Fittings
Apr
32
293/4
___.
2.05
Mines
Fibre
Jan
May
1
Mining
Lake
Kirkland
4%c
28
103
1
(1939)
Labatt (John)
Federal
47%
125
Apr
15 %c
22,10o
11%
52c
366,900
1
Players
Jan
Apr
Jan
3c
50
1
Kerr-Addison
68c
Famous
35c
Jan
29%
3,600
5
1
Quebec Mines
64c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Federal Grain preferred
Apr
49% May
21
25%
5,605
39c
*
10
Gold
9%
1
Nickel
"
May
30%
255
5%C
37%
6 3/8C
Mines
Jaculet
9'A
Falconbridge
16
13%. Apr
/
2,215
29%
Mining
•
Corp
26
14
5%c
Gold
Waite
27% May
20% Feb
Dominion
Eureka
133/4
37 V2
International Petroleum
Jan
26
20%
Kenville
A
Feb
•
common
20%
665
Jan
preferred
Jan
5/100
12
H)
122
100
11
class
2c
7,000
25
31%
A
Preferred
1,020
(T
Jan
4l3/4 Mar
4,103
....
1
International Nickel Co
11%
Brass
Feb
26c
1,200
0
Mining
11%
Gold
48 3/4
165
32c
124
32
Interantional Bronze Powders
11'A
Sol
40%
•
common
preferred
•
Estabrooks
15% May
7,616
21,100
1
Dominion Textile common
Empire
Jan
44,200
100
common
Acceptance
Kelore Mines
Ei
11%
16
Kelvinator
Pen-Rey
Feb
8c 10 %c
*
Lake
Jan
El
10
12c 1434c
Imperial Bank'
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnary.B
4% preferred
25
Feb
Eldona
Feb
7,875
12c
1
Erie
Apr
Elder
18
*
Malartic
32
Eddy Paper class A__
10c
Jan
9%C
50
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
22%
Mines
Feb
1
Mines
37
Steel
6c
16%
1
Yellowknife
Hosco
33'A Jan
Sullivan
Jan
150
24% May
Eastern
Apr
76,000
Ho
Leduc
Jan
79c
7c
510
East
9%c
Jan
17%
1,695
•
Feb
58c
6%c
25
East Amphl
East Crest Oil
6c
8,300
17 %
213/8
Ltd
6,500
17 %
35%
Mines
8c
79c
•
21
Gold
Jan
7c
75c
•
24%
Duiama
39c
Dauch
34%
Duvay Gold Mines
11c
Feb
Hinds &
27%
2,481
30
•
Woollens
Jan
22c
1
Jan
23,725
173/4
27 Vi
25
Mines
6c
23,300
1
24Vi
Donalda
3,000
38c
Gold Mines
Apr
25%
17%
27'A
__
50
common
11c
28c
May
10c
8%
•
Chemical
Jan
10%c
31 %c
Highland-Bell
Hlghridge Mining
*
Dominion Tar &
Apr
30c
10
Jan
27c
21V2
71/4
•
Dominion Steel & Coal class B
Dominion Stores
Feb
ll3/4
150
Apr
30c
35
preferred
l%c
440
5,071
Huron
21%
10
Dominion Dairies preferred
Dominion Foundry & Steel
9,500
14
15%
40c
Hugh
2
.
Dome Mines Ltd
3c
15
38c
Jan
•
Yellowknife
Seagrams
3c
13%
1
Preferred
Discovery
Distillers
3c
38c
Apr
1.40
1
Ltd
Lake
May
—1
165
1
Producers
Detta Red
Mines
Hoyle
_1
Mines
Apr
5 %c
May
103% May
1
Ltd
19%
Apr
9c
Homer
7c
65c
♦
A__
Feb
33/tc
13%
•
Hollinger Consol
•
class
B
17%
3,500
Mar
Home
Feb
19c
22c
2,050
5c
Jan
•
Leather
Class
•
19%
5%c
I,545
Apr
Mar
i53/4
__
19
43/ic
Apr
4c
19%c 19%c
__
7%c
1
> 90c
1.07 Mar
Pershing
Jan
72c
160% Jan
Nest Coal—
Feb
45,378
Heva
55c
279
__
4%c
9c
Apr
4,000
16,640
19c
19,500
10%
May
14,840
165
1
6%c
Feb
7c
12c
6c
1.37
•
6c
Apr
Apr
43c
Apr
10
Hedley
64c
164
common
22c
7c
10
Heath
8c
__
Jan
Apr
12c
8%c
Jan
100 % 103 %
__
16c
13%c
1
34c
Feb
60c
1.22
1
Jan
3,550
•
Jan
8
Feb
1.25
.•
35,500
•
Gold
Industrial
Davis
_
Gold
Headway
1.15
Feb
51c
1643/4
Mills
32,200
14c
21c
Harricana
Jan
5c
__
20c
%c
Apr
60c
5c
__
12c
12c
17
Harding Carpets
1.50
Feb
__
•
.
Mining
Davies
_
Gold
6Vic
Jan
1.03
__
__100
—
19c
,
163/4
103'A
Crestaurum Mines
Crows'
9
5
Exploration
Bit
65
2.35
Feb
___1
_
Consolidated
Croinor
9%
Feb
1.15
2
Consolidated Duquesne
Craig
9%
2.01
3Vic
•
Consolidated
Imperial
Hamilton Bridge
Hamilton
Cotton
Jan
36 %c Mar
5,150
1,850
1
Cournor
Halliwell
76c
80,000
125,576
*
4,500
1
Cosmos
43/8c Apr
4c
76c
2.20
6c
Astoria
Conwest
Alabastlne
&
2 Vic
3c
1.50
•
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4% May
:
Mar
Mar
5c
Ansley
Consumers Gas
Swayze
9
16
1.40
1
Mines
Lime
Halcrow
7% May
5c
Consolidated
Del
Gold
143/4 May
1.50
Consolidated
Jan
5c
Lake
25
•
;
4%
19%
Gwillim
1100
1
Commonwealth Petroleum
50
1
Mines,
Hasaga Gold
Colomac Yellowknife
4.75
•
Jan
Lead
Gunnar Gold
7%
60c
*
4.75
____i
1.16
Jan
Mar
143/4
2.10
__
•
common
A
Conduits
66 %c
1
4.75
6%C
21c
143/4
3%c
•
ll3/4 Mar
1
Apr
7%
1
—_
Cochenour Willans
Apr
13 %c
4%c Jan
Saddlery
Gypsum
Coastal Oils
93/4
18 %c
Apr
__
5
1
80c
•
934
1
Feb
*
93/4
Gulf
ll%c
common
Jan
93/4
1.78
1.00
4,500
__
Jan
6
7%c Mar
42,20o
Knitting
6%
5% May
♦
25,000
A
5% May
50
Greening Wire
Guayana Mines
7c
Bar
50
5%
Great
1.25
High
5%
57/a"
■
Feb
18c 19%c
Low
5%
5%
Preferred
West
Range Since January 1
High
5%
Apr
1.05
Class
♦
7%
5%c
Circle
„.
1.37
19c
Citralam
Low
Par
*
_
Jan
1.15
80c
'Vv
common
May
63/4c
80c
■
Shares
7
1
__
■
for Week
72c
1
;
Apr
West Felt
Sales
Range
of Prices
//;';/•
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Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
1
Chromium
5
STOCKS
Chesterville
Mines
MAX
Range Since January 1
Cheskirk Mines
Chimo Gold
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
FOR
A__—
Jan
14%
Apr
1.10
Jan
4%c May
16% Jan
1.55 May
Feb
.12
12%
1,975
11%
Apr
13%
51c
5,200
37c
Feb
51c
18
Jan
20
35c
19%
485
5%
*
Works
1
Apr
3c
47c
—1
:
class
4.55
5%
200
33C
36c
5,050
16%
3
33c
Feb
May
May
Apr
5% May
41c
Apr
41
42
(1922)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN
RANGE
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS
Moore
Corp
Preferred
__
Mosher Long Lac
National
<fc
Grocers
Nationai
Preferred
National
26%
Apr
985
75
Feb
78
400
26%
Jan
27% Mar
36c
36c
40c
35,400
10 %C
12c
23,500
32
32
35
11%
12
805
12
11
12
1,170
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•
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Sllverw'd Western Dairy
Feb
15c
Apr
Class
Apr
37
Jan
10% Mar
12
May
10%
Apr
12 Vi
Jan
28%
28%
45
27% Mar
28%
21%
25
21% May
22%
Jan
21
22
1,275
21
23%
Apr
•
..
—
Sewer
•
Petroleum
National
National
Steel
class
May
100
22%
1.70
24c
Mar
40%
1.99 May
Feb
42%
Feb
223/4
1,715
1.65
1.71
16,250
1.41
Feb
1.84
Bladen
103
103
5
101%
Jan
103%
Feb
—1
preferred
Alger
New Bidlamaque
10c
10c
500
7%c Mar
11 Vic
5c
5c
1
5c
19%
Slater (N)
95c
Mar
1.32
Jan
Mar
1.10
1.30
1
1.07
1.05
1.20
85,379
66c
43c
47c
47,400
31c
Jan
49 %c
Apr
38c
40c
15,869
35c
Feb
50c
Newlund Mines
Marlon
1.40
Gold
New
Pacalta
7c
L
Rouyn
New
Merger
Nicholson
12,000
5%c Mar
27c
May
38 %c May
7,344
3c
Feb
5%c Apr
5Vic
4%C
12,500
3c
9c 10 Vie
81,425
7 Vic
6c
10 %c
Apr
Apr
Jan
11c 12 Vic
19,250
4c
Feb
15 Vic 19 Vic
94,375
9c
Jan
8c
•
5 Vic
9c
74,500
75c
169,950
1,100
13c
Apr
19 Vic May
9c
May
2%c Jan
67c
67c
Nipissing Mines
•
1.05
1.12
Noranda Mines
•
69%
69%
70%
4,658
1
14c
12 %c
14c
3,000
4c
4c
500
3c
Jan
5c
Apr
51c
55c
31,350
50c
Apr
74c
Apr
Nordon Corp
—
Norgold Mines
—
1
—
Norlartic
Mines
1
Normetal
Mining
•
Norpick
North
Gold
Mines..
3.10
Oakville
Gold
12,000
9c
500
6,500
2.46 Mar
4c
10c
12c
7%c
9c
27,700
9%
9%
93/4
300
•
53/4
1
6%
2.08
25,035
24c
30c
13,700
1.72
1.80
6,800
— —
•
O'Leary
Malartic
Gold
*
1.75
19 %c
19c
•
...
6%
Apr
Apr
Apr
2.24
Jan
12,600
17c
Feb
23c
Mar
2%c Jan
13c
Apr
3%c Feb
8c
Jan
43Ac
26,500
130
5
128
Jan
6%
10c
12c
9,000
8c
1.20
1
Feb
30c
1.60 Mar
63/4c
1.09
1.23
9,500
65,750
21c
24c
96,400
130%
4%c Mar
—
105
5%
Jan
8%c Jan
5%c
Apr
7%
10%c Jan
Mines
(Eastern)
—X
6c
6%c
Starratt
Petroleum
—1
•5.85
5.75
6.00
•
46
453/8
46
f 50,955
:
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Pan
Parbec
•
Ltd
1
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Oil
Mines
is
•
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■
of
Co
Sudbury
Consol
Oil
Gold
Mines
Sylvanlte
Taku
Gold
Tip
Toronto
St
2c
Jan
26c
May
46c
Feb
63c
Jan
16c
Feb
21c
Feb
ll%c
27
50
11 Vic 13 Vic
32,266
Class
B
Lawrence
Lawrence
San
Antonio
Sannorm
series
A
27
>
B
Jan
35c
May
7Vic
Apr
Villbona
5c
Apr
3%c
Apr
Vulcan
34c
29
May
15c
Apr
12%
Jan
42% Mar
90c
90c
600
85c
Mar
1.10
Feb
85c
750
76c
Jan
1.05
Feb
12%
55
25
20%
•
5.15
t_„
Waite
Amulet
Walker
Breweries
West
Weston
(George)
6%
110
6% May
2.05
Mar
8%
Feb
Winnipeg
Mar
18%
Jan
23%
40c
Apr
97c
9 *
May
10
34c
Mar
43c
2.03 Mar
4c
2.55
2.50 Mar
3.00
Yale
&
Lead
28
Apr
29
50
190
44
Jan
52
340
Feb
11%
Apr
9%
30
14 Vic 15 %c
37,658
7c
Jan
3,700
7c
Mar
12%
Feb
15 Vi May
16%c
Apr
14c
Jan
Jan
29c
43c
28%
960
12%
13%
7,830
8.85
Feb
97/eC
9%c 10 %c
170,836
9%c
Apr
18 Vic
Jan
25c
Feb
49c
27
Feb
28% May
15% Apr
3,000
8c
9c
4,000
9%c 10%c
15,500
6c
8/J
3,500
4c
5%c
7%c
28,700
4c
British
Columbia
Co
•
38%
38
39
3,125
33%
6c
4,500
3%c Feb
Bulolo
Pulp
6c
Canada
and
Canadian
6c
Apr
12c
Jan
21% May
43% May
Apr
Mar
15%
Jan
Feb
2.27
Jan
15
15
20
2.10
5,401
24c
24c
25c
25,100
22c
Apr
30c
Jan
25c
Apr
13
2.06
22c
21c
25c
11,000
17c
Feb
1.27
1.16
1.33
126,338
75c
Jan
1.33
Apr
1.75
1.75
1,786
Apr
2%
Jan
*
1.00
280
27
Jan
17%
150
14
Jan
17%
57%
57%
627
15 Vi
Jan
57% May
3.40
3.55
7,171
3.40
Apr
4.05
Apr
Jan
9c
25,000
5c
Feb
9c
May
26C 27%C
22,800
25c
Feb
32c
Jan
Feb
25%
47
Apr
48%
10c
Feb
34c
Jan
Jan
1.91
20
Disher
Western
Foothills
100
22%
595
22
Mar
45
47
100
39
Jan
21%
24%
340
4.85
3,495
110
135
4.55
4.35
4.65
20,895
60%
60%
62
1,055
57
Jan
•
23%
23%
24 %
12,644
17%
Jan
42c 49 %c
57,089
32c
Mar
24
Mar
49%c May
24% Feb
Jan
46 % May
48c
24%
*
1
f
31%
7%
i
Utilities
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Pend Oreille' 21——-—i———it'?•;;;
21c
20 %c
23c
13,300
20c
Mar
80c
71c
80c
59,000
48c
Jan
Price
38c
Jan
Southmount
91c
Mar
Bros
—2.——
•'
Apr
24% May
4.10
Jan
v
Apr
Feb
36 % Mar
37%
Jan
48% May
Feb
23%
23
2,500
19%
20%
3,400
17% Jan
27%
-
•
.
*
:
27^4
Apr
20% May
27% May
27% May
100
25
4%c-
2.500
3%c Feb
5.60
5.75
2,185
21%
19% Mar
3%c
21
>
80
53c
2—
63
27
220
4,390
4.65 May
Jan
22
80%
Investment
Southwest Petroleum 2-2
48%
Apr
Apr
19%
.
*■■
-
•
5%
113%
22%
—
—
3.15
2,300
33
Apr
Jan
'
•
common-
40%
Feb
Jan
19%
5
_w_5
Brewery
Jan
46 %
48
3%
25
3.85
•
2%
89
670
46%.
3.70
•
common
24%
46
46%
•
Apr
8.85
25
Feb
Mar
108
22*.
'
48
4.00
Ogilvie Flour
Apr
22 3/4
23%
Oil
Jan
,
108
Apr
7.75
Apr
Jan
•
i
—
9.75
Apr
4.25
Lumber
OU
Selections
Apr
106% May
1
•
International
8.05
4%
Feb
Jan
24 %
preferred
Paper
3%
92
•
.
Bridge
International
101
Mar
22 %
Jan
19%
82
100
Apr
115
678
8.25
1.20
200
9,051
8.25
2.65
7.85
25
4.70
29% May
Jan
8.25
common
Hayes Steel
Molson's
100
4.25
102% 106 %
24%
22 %
Westinghouse
Paper
Steel
High
Low
175
4.60
•
com
Vickers
Dominion
Range Since January 1
High
29%
29
105%
22%
21%
Shares
Low
Jan
7.70
for Week
__
Jan
21%
Sales
Range
Par
-
1.05 Mar
May
Week'a
of Piices
Sugar
Dalhousie Oil
Canadian
Canadian
23%
Exchange-Curb Section
& Paper—«__»
Consolidated
May
43%
1
Apr
2.06
Last
Morse
12%
910
6c
15
,
Dominion
Fairbanks
7,200
47,739
42
2.09
5
1,100
22
Apr
1
Gold
21%
2.46
Apr
8c
7 % c May
•
1
Canadian
2.31
Apr
Mar
13c
8%c Mar
100
Canadian Industries
Canadian Marconi
21%
102
1
—
Feb
2.35
Feb
Apr
27%
Jan
5%C
common
Preferred
Jan
21%
16%
Mar
_•
19%
1
Apr
Apr
May
35
Jan
7%C
,
4%c
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Apr
31% Mar
Feb
Asbestos Corp
Jan
1.20
90
26
Friday
Jan
1.12
205
Sale Price
3c
1.20
15%
33%
33c
49
Canadian Funds
17%
50c
15
33%
60
Feb
14%
88,200
Jan
7c
75
33c
15
STOCKS
2,850
150
58
26c
—
Toronto Stock
9,000
278,850
7 2,600
57
31c
Feb
Knitting class B>
12C
34c
Apr
9c
99%
Mines
19%
47%
Apr
1
Bear
37/8c
29c
Jan
9c
Jan
6c
23%
Mines
9c
47%
9.50
46 %
Mar
7.90 Feb
36
75
—
19%
43 %
1
4,210
8c
4%c Mar
2,035
45
665
.
3%c
57%
_
page 43.
9.00
8c
Mar
27%
47'A
Mar
_1_5
Brown
30 %c
40c
27%
Apr
11%
i
Jan
101 101 %
Zinc
Mar
115
.50
20c
8.80
Jan
5c
Jan
770
3,000
43%
Apr
2%c
24%
Feb
33c
8c
Jan
7c
Feb
15%
24%
41c
Apr
41c
26c
Mar
44
1
Mar
12%
24%
25c
Jan
1,000
6c
5,500
Feb
14,900
/
14 %e May
30c
8.90
27
Wool Combing
27%
9C
„
Jan
10c
common
20
common.
Feb
2c
8c
Electric
Jan
Mar
9
.
Apr
5.80 Mar
101
Winora Gold
40c
40c
:
Jan
4,123
1
Gold
Apr
Mar
9
43%
7.05
12c
May
1.45 May
10c
36c
19%
6.75
6%c
»
Wright-Hargreaves
i
6.40
1
6%
42,750
Apr
14,900
5
A
.—
60c
8c
Jan
4.20
i##.,t*_l00
6%c Mar
7%c
7%
Feb
914,900
common
8,225
14 Vic
Feb
2.91
34
Jan
8%c 14 %c
1
——
Preferred
5,000
Jan
3.45
see
class
1.45
15%
6%
54,775
•
Breweries
Grocers
9 %c
11
725
3.45
57
9c
49%
7%
3.20
5.50 May
3.50 Mar
19c
7%C IOV4C
Products
1.30
11 %
58,450
—1
1.40
28%
Jan
40,100
34c
1
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Malartic
Wingait
28 Vi
22%
2,885
5.30
7%
Winchester Larder
i
Mines
For footnotes
&
U,—
Apr
500
May
20%
54 Vi May
i
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Sigma Mines (Quebec)
811anco Mining
Miller
(G
Consol
Apr
2,050
20
Apr
20
•
(Hiram)
18%
4c
55% Mar
30c
21%
2.60
Jan
14 %c
4.95
Oils
Jan
2.50
29% May
52
185
Jan
28c
Jan
3%c
55
Jan
26 %c
Mines
12%
2.50
54
Jan
11c
595
10c
15%
1,000
29%
19% Mar
14%
26
1,325
22,100
28%.
3.20
1
_
17%
11c 14 %c
17%
6.60
325
6,000
Jan
13 %c
1,105
5c
26%
30c
Gold
1.93
2.50
Apr
preferre^s^--50
Ventures Ltd
18%
2.45
Apr
32
29%
.•
18
4%c
May
Feb
14 %c
Mines
1.80
5c
9c
50c
32%
Jan
*
-*
1.90
2.50
25%
Apr
Hill
20
15c
Feb
May
Apr
i
17%
19%
3,500
175
__^r—-A
20
17c
10%
Jan
40c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
17c
12%
9% May
167
Feb
Western
68c
3,555
30c
21
15c
Western Canada
Jan
4,100
54%
1,000
315
175
6,300
Feb
3c
70c
52
35c
10
174
Mar
68c
35c
9%
Jan
17%
Sherritt Gordon
Silver
__
„
40c
preferred
Vlolamac
54
35c
May
1.39 May
30c
Mining
Feb
70c
6,525
Mar
29c
Apr
May
7%c Jan
1.71
45c
Jan
1.01
30c
Apr
13,000
May
12 %c
30,225
—•
7c
6c
35c
113,300
62c
82c
5 Vic
950
29c
1.39
Mar
Western Ashley Minerals
5%c
35c
24c
45c
Westeel
■»
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
flicks'
35c
1.12
65
Apr
73c
preferred
19% Mar
23,450
1.95 May
com
13 %c May
Feb
31
3.70
Mines
Feb
17
60c
1.70 May
——4
3.65
Apr
Apr
31
3.00 Mar
preferred
6c
7%
Feb
2.92
345
19
Feb
Jan
31
Feb
6
55c
Trans vision-Television
7c
•
2nd
15,615
60,200
28% Mar
55c
9,475
Gold
3.30
27c
*
36,450
common.
Paper
Jan
•
1.78
\
Corp
3.00
8%c 13%c
*
Resources
3.45
_*
Benator Rouyn Ltd.
Shawinlgan Water & Power
4%
:
—
3.25
•
1.66
14 %c
1.33
•
A
1.70
i
4.
1,620
18%
—
100
common
3.45
l
_
Feb
May
1.45
10c
245
7
3.15
11 Vic
•
i-i'-
1.75
1
;
31
7
1
-ijZ.
class
Transcontinental
*
common
31
6%
—
—1
Steel
6,500
;i
__
7,125
25,000
Apr
May
May
1,339
Upper Canada
3%c
_____________*
Industries
1.49
10c 13Vic
1.45
3.30
52c
15 %C
32
United
3c
_«
1st preferred ;
2nd
preferred
St
10c
Feb
31%
21,100
Russell
Jan
32
Finance
51c
Ryanor Mining
Mar
3c
2.31
•
Traders
Feb
26c 28 Vic
1,000
"to
40c
22,035
12% May
42c
"
32,300
118,000
Mar
Feb
Feb
1
Eiank
52c
24c
4,950
Royalite OilRoybar Chibougamau
Rupununi Mines
2.90
48c
36,000
1.58
3c
16c
•
2.75
12%c 15%c
32c
Apr
Co
Apr
28c
21%
Oils
5c
Jan
28c
47%
500
56c
i
May
3c
5.50
1
21
Lac
3c
3c
1.45
•
Petroleums
21
Long
Jan
1,000
3.60 May
Tower
.•
Rochette Gold
25c
12% May
Jan
4%c
16c
♦
Apr
10%c May
Feb
4.00 May
Mar
York
common
20c
2.25
Mar
Yellorex
common
6,800
5 %c Mar
7c
Yellowknife
—
110
11
Jan
Mfg
66,600
10% Mar
Jan
Robinson Little
36,000
4.00
22c24%c
13c
1
Apr
615
1.03
_
May
495
1.74
A
May
24
3.60
49C
*
24
Feb
4.00
2.85
1
17%
Mar
3.20
__
1
16% Jan
20
20%
8Vic 10Vic
22c
1
:
4,000
20%c
Royal
—
560
9c
Feb
Roxana
3.55
-
Apr
Mar
12%
Mar
class
Apr
75c
8c
75c
Roche
10Vic
__
Mar
12%
95c
Silk
63c
6%
9c
4,100
-i„__
Apr
35%
...
1
149,188
Gold
2,000
-
•
84c
__
65c
-
A
1.58
Mines
Apr
18
Towagmac Exploration '4
Class
80c
A
Works
Iron
Toronto
1.39
...
64c
525
1
-J*.
Elevators
1.44
Regcourt
95
Feb
2,680
-
*
Toronto General Trusts
1
.
4%
24
_
Jan
4%c
l
MacDonald
Apr
■;xr
j
A__.
10%
Jan
350
24
JL
1.23
3c
1
Ltd..
27%
5%
-
*
Oils
17c
10
Ltd
85
5%
17%
--
Gold
Keno
3%c Mar
43,000
1,900
l
33
-5%
1
Gold
Quebec Manitou
Class
Mines
•
j
Quebec Labrador
class
Jan
17%
Tailors
Top
Queenston Gold
Milk
Apr
63 %c Mar
Jan
13%
•
1
1
—
Reef Petroleums
86
•
United
2,500
i
Quesabe Mines
45
1,755
iv.;33
•
44%
620
56c
•
Mining
95
17%
22%
Ltd common
safest—
Pearson common—
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
United
85c
-
Gold
Riverside
95
13c
8% Jan
21%
Tamblyn
Apr
302,550
1
common..
Mar
May
16%
-
23%
Taylor,
Mar
6c
certificates
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines ——^
38
22
9%
' 21%
—.
7c
l
Gold
trust
Robertson
Mar
10
River
6.35
•
Reef
Purity Flour Mills
Reno
51c
1,115
53c
__
Feb
Feb
9%
50c
Feb
35c
3c
__1
Metals
Renable
5,848
10
—
•
._
i
Preston East Dome__
Reeves
55c
i
•
—
Corp
Quinte
Mar
37
25
Mines
4.20
6c
27
Powell Rouyn Gold common
Quemont
10c
—f-
common
—
May
25c
4 V2C
1
River
Quebec
20%
2,500
Superior Oils Ltd
Wekusko
Oil
Pressed
235
12c
r
24c
5,100
*
Gas
&
Porcupine Peninsular
Power
32%
22
12c
Union Gas
11,433
1
Crow
Voting
70
21%
—
65c
=.
United Corp class B
United Fuel class A
7c
1
Engravers
Picadilly Petroleum
Powell
36%
21%
%
Surf Inlet
Union
1.35
Photo
Porcupine
36%
-
2
Canada
Contact
Feb
5c
,
Polaris
May
16%
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines.—
Stovel Press preferred —Sturgeon River Gold—
Apr
1.30
i
Gold
Pickle
96c
:±
Preferred
Apr
1.30
1.34
1
____
Malartic
Paymaster
Petrol
Jan
Feb
6 3/4 C
1
Malartic
Perron
67c
Vicour
Paramaque
Partanen
94,050
_—•
Gold
Bros
Steel
8c
33c
Cadillac
Western
96c
ir
Oisen
15c
Feb
1.00 Mar
1,500
Pacific
Pandora
Jan
90c
•
Standard Radio class A
Class
Pacific
Hershey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine Mines
Apr
27
93c
*
Torbrit Silver Mines
2.33
Jan
6%
—
Oslsko Lake Mines
Osulake
Jan
30%
May
•
Preferred
Apr
11%
5% May
11c
_
1
Lake
100%
43c
100
Tombill
9%c Jan
1.79 Mar
20c
8c
.
Orenada Gold
Red
Apr
26% Mar
Apr
Paving common
12c
Jan
■
Orlac
Mar
98
30c
20
Preferred
Standard
Toburn
64,600
4c
•
Orange Crush
24
335
37,200
common
Apr
20c
130
50
_
695
98%
43c
—
Apr
9c 10 %c
10%c
Omnltrans Exploration
7c
1,410
1.90
2.05
•
__
__
Mines
Chemical
14c
9% May
Specialties.
Loan
875
25%
34c
_——
6%c
6%c Feb
*
Oils
Mar
3.10 May
Feb
8c
Mines
Jan
Feb
19c
6%c Feb
11c
Okalta
Ontario
30%
25
Apr
1.18
71
12%c May
34,175
53/4C
9c
79c
Jan
1
Ogama-Rockland
Omega
3.10
5c
9c
Jan
1.00 Mar
66%
common
Wood
O'Brien
2.90
— —
40c
—1
Mines
North Star Oil
Jan
May
'
_._1
North Inca Gold
Northland
52c
1
Denison
99
98%
98%
*
Sullivan Cons
12c
19c
1
Mines
9 Vic Mar
Jan
1
—
1.47 May
Apr
1
Yellowknife
Nib
43c
78,850
4c
10c
Thurbois
646,475
7c
4 Vic
4%c
_
—
1.47
27c 38 Vic
5%c
Oils
New
6 Vic
27c
_.
——
Norzone
New
1.16
1—.
Mines
Gold
Co common
Stadacona
Jan
Norseman
Jan
42c
Co
Stedman
43c
39c
New
92
Apr
1.20
New Jason
Newnorth
29
7%
6% Mar
65
Jan
10
—-1
Brazeau
Standard
Apr
Mar
New Goldvue
New
99
(
High
Jan
1
Malartic
Southam
23% Mar
7c
1.30
..
Jan
Feb
3c
—1
New Dickenson Mines
9%
36
I
'
3,000
27,750
_
Mines
577
Apr
.100
.
•
Calumet
259,775
45
22%
•
New
New
1.99
45
_
..
Car
(Wm)
1.30
45
*
A.
Mines
Negus
Neilson
1.40
—
Pipe
29%
—100
7%
99
——25
Gold
South
National
——*
B
Low
10
7%
99
Range Since January 1
High
9%
__
preferred__100
Simpson's Ltd class A
Blscoe
Low
10
Apr
21%
Shares
—•
Preferred
57 %c Mar
for Week
£££t'—•
Jan
21%
*
A
class A
B
6c
28%
class
__
Class
Dairies
16c
32
Range
of Prices
Par
Sllverwood
Jar
11 %C
•
--
B
26%
26%
22 %
_1
-
common
Hosiery
Class
78
Apr
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High.
19%
—I
—
common
Chemical
Drug
76
r
STOCKS
Low
3,745
11%
—
Mines
Breweries
National
>
21
20
78
25
—
5
Range Since January 1
High
20%
•
common
Mylamaque
Low
•
MAY
for Week
Shares
Monday, May 8,1950
.
MARKETS
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Pricea
Par
Locomotive
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Montreal
LISTED
FOR
..
53c
42c
42c
-r
21
82 Vi
?
53c
42c
73
1,000
Apr
4%c Mag
6.00
Jan
63% Jan
82 %
May
41c; Feb
53c
May
30c
42c
May
5.05 Mar.
400
■
r
•
Mar
.
Volume 171
Number 4905
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1923)
43
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Aeronautical
Par
Securities
Holding Corp
Axe-Houghton
Ask
1
6.29
6.90
4.37
Fund
Fund
„io
35%
l
37%
3.97
8.53
9.22
_5
15.79
(Net Asset Value)
1
6%,
Inv
Boston
Tr
Fund
1
Inc
2%
•
America
of
99.52
Automobile
21.87
9.31
Broad Street Invest Corp_—5
Fund Ltd
1
17.70
19.14
20.48
22.43
Mass
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
1
Christiana Securities
39.66
_1
Fund
36.89
16.84
18.21
100 4.760
com
Preferred
100
Commonwealth Investment
Eaton
6.50
20%
16.38
1.61
1.77
Mass
Bond
Balanced Fund;,
Stock
1
Fund
Equity
Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
28.12
18.99
20c
4.21
28.45
2.31
First
Boston
Corp__
First
Mutual
Trust Fund
__10
30'A
1
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred
stock
Common
series
lc
6.10
6.68
series
stock
lc
5.45
5.97
2
16.08
4.78
31.77
14.03
15.17
14.18
15.41
1
15.32
16.94
1
14.38
15.44
l
10.26
11.09
Fund
series
J
6.85
7.49
l
6.49
Gas
Industries
General
Fund
Capital
Inc
Inc
1
Group
17.06
1
6.71
55.27
1
4.39
5.16
3.06
Series
Automobile shares
6.85
16.36
17.59
6.85
Building
8.20
Chemical
shares
lc
7.10
5.08
lc
General
bond
shares
<__lc
Industrial Machinery shares lc
Institutional bond shares
lc
7.78
9.01
lc
6.20
Merchandising shares
lc
8.32
lc
5.11
5.61
__lc
shares
shares
8.27
2.54
3.68
4.05
Steel
__lc
4.87
5.48
6.01
lc
4.49
4.93
lc
6.25
6.83
shares
Tobacco
shares
Utility shares
Plan
Fund
Inc
_1
Income Foundation Fund
4.65
5.03
10c
1.83
1.99
5
24.49
26.48
Group shares—;._lc
Bank Group shares
lc
Insurance Group shares
lc
9.97
10.93
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Aviation
80c
89c
1.08
1.19
lc
12.83
14.06
1
10.43
Investment Trust
Boston
of
Investors Management Fund
8.94
9.80
Keystone
B1
Custodian
(Investment
B-2
1
B-4
(Speculative
K-l
1
K-2
S-l
27.49
28.76
1
23.81
25.97
1
(Income pfd Stocks)
S-2
16.04
17.42
19.01
Funds—•
Bonds)
(Medium Grade Bds)
(Low Priced Bonds)
B-3
15.69
Bonds) ____1
10.10
11.03
1
16.25
Appreciation pfd Stks)_l
(Quality common Stks)_l
23.96
•
S-3
(Appreciation
S-4
(Low Priced
Knickerbocker
Lexington
33.80
15.44
16.84
Stks)_l
Stks)__l
13.22
14.43
5.30
5.79
1
5.14
com
Fund
Fund
Trust
25c
2.50
Dated
Due
1.35%
9-
1-49
10-
3-49
11-
1-49
Surety_____lO
96V2
Agricultural
Bid
American
Alliance
Bid
Ask
1-50
11-
1-50
bl.35
1.25%
bl.35
1.15%
1.30%
5-
1-50
11- 1-60
bl.35
1.25%
bl.35
1.15%
1.30%
3-
1-50
12-1-50
bl.40
1.25%
American
Automobile
i
1.30%
4-
3-50
1- 2-51
bl.40
1.35%
5-
1-50
2-
bl.40
1.25%
1
X13.38
xlO.82
11.48
x4.43
4.85
xll.35
12.44
xlO.39
11.39
1
X12.49
13.69
1
xl2.84
14.07
1
x9.80
10.74
1
xll.01
12.07
equipment
<
stock
United States Treasury Bills
Bid
May
May
June 29,
1.08%
July 6,
bl.18
1.08%
July
13,
1950
bl.18
bl.18
1.08%
1950____^_i___._^_
bl.18
1.08%
July
July
20,
bl.18
1.14%
27,
1950—
bl.18
bl.18
1.10%
1.14%
bl.18
bl.18
1.12%
1.14%
X8.88
9.73
May
X17.60
19.29
June
xll.19
1,
1
12.26
June
8,
1
X8.70
9.53
June
15,
is 50
1
x5.65
6.19
June
22,
1950
X6.22
X8.65
xlO.83
■
■
3%
24Vt
25%
5
15
1
16.17
17.39
1
2.60
2.84
value)_•
53.34
Selected Amer Shares
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
Sovereign Investors
1
11.63
12.58
21.51
22.81
Putnam
(Geo)
Republic
Fund
Investors
Fund
Fund
State
Inc
(net
Street
Television
Investment
Fund
Trusteed
Union
asset
Series
Par
New
6.23
6.82
12.27
59.00
13.37
76c
85c
1
1
B
C
1
the
of
New
Manhattan Co__10
20.24
7.72
1
10.39
Wall Street
Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
1
11.05
11.27
1
18.45
20.13
1
17.40
18.71
1
3.71
4.03
11.29
7.75
8.90
2.29
2.60
Amer Trust Shares—
4.22
1
2.45
50
Brooklyn Trust
100
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20
Chase National Bank
15
Chemical Bank & Trust
10
140
145
First
102%
105%
Harris Trust
Co
__
__
American
*.__5
Equitable Assur__.
& Trust_20
52
$2.10
common
&
Massachusetts Bonding
5
30%
32%
5
31%
33%
4
8%
9%
Fire Assurance
Merchants & Mfrs
National
Casualty
National
Fire
_25
59%
61%
National
Union
10
61%
64%
New
16%
18%
(Detroit)__10
100
311
«
Kings County~Suet~;:;:~100 1,510
Lawyers Trust
25
41%
& Co Inc
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Co
Inc
62
New
York
23
24%
North
76
79
10
73%
76%
Northeastern
35%
31%
__10
63
Federal
—10
70
48%
96
Bank & Trust_17%
42
Ins
Co
40
Fire
Assn
Mreman's
of
Phila___.
Fund
of
74 %
10
65
6?
66%
____10
Frisco____10
87%
5
22%
General Reinsurance Corp
10
'Glens Falls
—__—5
29%
31%
51 %
53%
of
Newark-,.
Globe
.uJ
L_15
Fire
Hartford
Fire
Hartford
_10
- - -
Accident
Reinsurance Corp
Republic (Texas)
1029b
Associated Tel 2%s
1979
102
103
Bell Telephone of Pa 3s
1974
105%
108
Boston
Edison
Oregon
2%s
Seaboard Surety
Paul Fire &
Power
1980
2%s__1979
102%
^5
102
37
39
—12%
90
94
20
66
°
,
*frst National Bank
United States Natl Bank
„
„
San Francisco
Bank
of Amer
N T & 8 A—
New common
6.25
28%
30%
Far
Stocks (Continued)—
Delaware
>
105
102%
1980
100%
100%
Gas Service
27%
Illinois
Power
2%s
Co
Power
2%s
Co
2%s
Bid
Ask
*8%
««%:
—46%
76
66
18%
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt 2%s_1979
103%
Niagara Mohawk Pow 2%s_1980
k__
104
105
5%
35%
7%
33%
12%
96%
10
8%
56%
100%
Tenn Gas Transmission 3s__1969
102 %
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fife & Marine
10
34%
36%
10
45
106
50
53
pfd
4%%
pfd_30
36%
104
20
19%
1949)___100
106%
108
53%
37%
105
"20%
Elec & Gas—
pfd
(series
108
Pacific Gas & Elec Co—
$4.80 redeemable
1st
pfd—25
Penn Pwr & Lgt 4%%
pfd__100
108
109%
106
108
105%
107
28%
28%
Rochester
Par
Central
Hudson
4.75%
Gas
&
&
Pwr
Ask
107
4%%
106%
•
55%
56%
$4.65
•
pfd
53%
53%
4.60%
Tenn
100
;
preferred
Island
4.90%
_100
$2.20
Elec—
Diego Gas & Elec—
Staten
Elec
preferred
Lt
Bid
105%
&
$4.75 preferred series G
San
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec—
$4.25 preferred
100
Gas
v:
20
21%
..100
21%
Edison—
preferred
106%
108
-100
107%
108
_100
107%
Gas Transmission-
preferred
*
47
10
N Y State
103%
Stocks—
Conn
Standard
100
3.90c
104
79
47a
Electric
—
Public Serv of Indiana 3s__1979
|
Light—
Pub Serv of Okla 4.65% pfd_100
120
7%
&
preferred
Hartford
103
20%
257/a
47
Power
Maine Pub Serv $5.50 pfd
1969
18%
4.28%
103
1979 * 104%
44%
__2
20
U C
Kentucky Utilities $4.75 pfd-100
102%
.10
305
N£fl0ni"
61
v^riinnA
101%
__10
._;
295
102%
103%
33%
Marine
Farmers Deposit Natl Bank„100
Mellon Natl Bank s Tnut__100
Iowa Southern Utll 5%%
102
—5
(N Y)
38%
Ask
102%
103
14'
,96%'
31%
Accident
37%
34%
—•
36
$2.04
a
Travelers
_____100
479
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
U
S Fire
U.
S.
'
___.
Guarantee
Westchester
Fire
_2
(not included in year's range). b Bid yield price,
d Deferred delivery sales (not
year's range),
e Ex-interest.
IFlat price,
k Admitted to listing on N. Y. Stock Ex¬
Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb.- rCash sales (not included in year's range). ,tEx-
included
in
change.
n
66%
4
_1Q
_
*
69%
liquidating dividend.
80%,
84%
22%
Issued,
21-
•.„•
preferred
Odd lot sale
493
; 59
"
55
S
;
preferred
39%
100%
10
114%
118%
Steambmi5r; _LJ____lo :r 37 %TS
39 '?
1980
101%
16%
29%'
...
Appalachian Elec 27/a s
1985
—5
._
37
Pittsburgh
Security Issues
Bid
1984
Providence-Washington
U
Hanover
Recent
Detroit Edison 2%s
15
American*
8%
Conn Lgt St Power 2%s
•
.__
10
National Bank of Detroit
93
63
141
Phoenix
38 y
670
40
13
& Republic
-L-i
5
& Rutgers Fire'eommon_5
2nd preferred *1
Great
7"%
640
38
Pacific
St
Globe
90
12
100
Bonds—
33%
69
90%
23%
Bremen's
25
Trust
38
3.33%
Indemnity Co_
Peerless Casualty Co
36,/a
370
1
44
&
33
M
355
n.i_u
277
36
12.50
Preferred
Fidelity & Deposit of Md___
271
93
Trust
31%
Matlonal clty Bank
60
Central Maine Power 2%s__1979
Pacific Fire
38
43%
61
37%
___•
1,560
46%
States
2.50
Northern
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
III
25
Guarantee
5
River
10
10
320
100
_____
20
100
„
10
Fire
Trust
35%
58
12%
Trust
Nat'l
Calif
113
59
______
23%
2o
City Bank
630
Co
1,345
Duke
Hampshire Fire
108
5
Forster
33 %
5
Casualty
25
jConnecticut General Life
22
X?vdlU»fT™rk °' Commerce-:!!
Morgan
605
,
Cleveland
38
100 1,285
Trust
100
m
110
10
Trust
National Bank
(J
65*
36
2
Fire
Amsterdam
_10
Fire
63*
107
10
New
&
26
Merchant
33%
Crum
53%
24%
19
21%
^Continental Casualty
51
27
31%
Camden
20
25
"
20%
_____—
:
7%
10
Trust
Fiduciary
National
,,
350
Cleveland
56%
50
111%
18%
preferred
10
$1.05 Convertible preferred__5
10
^Bankers Si ShippersBoston
1
Prior
American Re-Insurance
American Surety
54%
16
55
17 V2
5
Automobile
,T
Northern Trust Co
235
330
38%
107%
10
20
39%
46
94%
227
100
Ask
36%
American Fidelity & Casualty__5
American of Newark—
2'%
i
Bid
Home
37%
92
100
Savings
Central National Bank
(White Plains, N T)
Empire Trust
United
Maryland Casualty
Ask
230
~
20
Bank
Bank
&
44
6%
Federation
National
,
CountyXTmst8c^a
Title
Par
75%
Bid
215
.
370
48
Manufacturers
1
72%
..
100
Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust—33%
355
10
Guaranty Trust
merica
city Natl Bank & Trust
100
Stamped
Unit Type Trusts-
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series E
2.50
Independence Trust Shares
1
Insurance^nf N Y
Par
28%
_
& Fifth
Avenue
Bankers Trust
First
Series 1956
26%
York
Continental Bank & Trust—
6.47
1
1
Series 1955
1.14 %
Chicago
of
Trust
18.43
Union Preferred Stock Fund
Union Common Stock Fund
United Income Fund Shares
North
1.12%
Companies
Ask
Commercial National Bank Si
21.92
1
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wisconsin Investment Co
Bid
York
Bank
.,*56.50
25c
series A
bl.18
,
Corp_*
Shares
Fund
Banks & Trust
Bank
Inc
Industry
Bond
1.12 %
.
5
Trading
bl.18
11.87
1
&
1950
1950
9.48
*Sj.
■
..
;
6.82
1
Ask
1.06%
bl.18
1
1
Bid
bl.18
18, 1950—
25,
1
equipment
Ask
11, 1950
-
49
1-51
14.66
1
series
$1.50 preferred
28%
:z
1.25%
1.20%
Jersey
'
.
1.20%
Insur Co of No
___4
American Casualty
.
bl.35
60%
26 V2
Due
2-
bl.35
61%
__10
Dated
1.30%
1-50
58%
/
Rate
1.15%
2-50
59%
25
Ask
>
bl.35
1-50
9-
10
—
.9679
10-
4ik
IOOV2
99.9549
1-49
__10
Life
1, 1951
1-50
8-
6-
Sterling National
'Aetna
.9789
$1%S Jan.
3-50
Petroleum
2.73
;
99.9709
1-
Insurance Companies
Bid
1, 1950
3-50
7-
1.30%
Public
Par
UVeS Oct.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
New York
Aetna Casualty &
Aetna Insurance
99.26
100
12-
33/s
5.63
com
99.31
1.30%
.
26.14
30.99
1
Stocks)
com
.0203
99.25
15, 1955
1.30%
17.73
(Income
.0249
100.0024
9.09
Series
.
mn mii
19Sf»
1C.28
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
11.33
l
Stock and Bond Group
Investment Co of America
1,
tiy8s Sept. 15, 1950_
12.88
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Howe
tl Ws .Tnlv
100.1
X9.38
Tobacco
5.35
lc
stock
100.1
X8.29
Steel
,
shares
.0156
100
_i_
100.0090
xll.75
2.80
lc
Equipment shares
"C"
1, 1950
1
Railroad
9.06
.__lc
Railroad Bond Shares
Ask
Indebtedness—
tl%s June
1954
Railroad
9.12
Mining
Bid
of
100.1
100
1951
l%s March
Maturity—
100
1,1951
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
Public Utility
6.80
shares
1%S Oct.
1%S March 15,
Gils
9.87
Low
1951 "B"
l
Metals
9.91
lc
Ask
1
Machinery
Merchandising
7.98
Investing Company shares
Bid
'
,
1
stock
Insurance
8.53
7.23
9.44
Railroad
7.75
Electrical
8.20
Petroleum
11.13
X7.07
Diversified Industry
_1
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Diversified preferred stock
1
5.58
7.48
Fully administered shares
RR
xl0.16
Corporate bond
11.99
Priced
1
1
Building supply
7.79
10.95
101.28
100.1
Aviation
8.99
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
Food shares
lc
1,
Bank
7.51
—lc
shares
1%8 Oct
Certificates
1.30%
Agriculture
7.51
lc
1%S July
4.25
7.93
__lc
Aviation shares
«
,
Treasury Notes—
7.83
4.80
Securities—
7.23
Maturity—
5.31
1
4.39
5.58
lc
119%
3.34
^.86
Chemical
Agricultural shares
99.29
100.4
4.80
1
1
Series
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
New England Fund
1
New York Stocks Inc—
59.43
1
1957-1955.
100.2
101.22
7.33
Series
3.89
18.44
1
Corp
General Investors Trust
99.26
1955 1953.
7.09
_1
17.62
Investors
100
1,
Ask
99.22
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
l%s July 1,
Fund
Automobile
Fundamental
Bid
99.16
1, 1952-1950.
Dollar Price
29.39
Inc_l
Selected Group
6.07
l%s May
2%S Feb.
1961 ? 118%
8.10
Boston Inc_—1
of
Speculative
32
5.46
7.39
Industrial Stock Series
30.76
2.11
,,
100.2
l%s Jan. 1^.1953-1951.
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1%S Feb. 1, 1953
Panama Canal 3s
4.77
v
Stock Series
4.36
5
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Financial
Inc__10c
interest__l
2nd
point
a
4.62
4.34
4.33
Fund
32nds of
more
3.60
Income
20.31
100.1
100
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
4.34
3.26
4.19
Low Priced Bond Series
Preferred Stock Series
30.06
_1
.
3.94
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
Howard—
&
-25c
3.76
lc
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Nation-Wide Securities-tc.
Balanced
4.54
3.41
1c
beneficial
Fund
100
,
Trust—
Investors
Mutual
4.25
lc
Bond
of
4.09
4.12
lc
shares
Investors
Ctfs
22 %
14.90
_________
Shares
143
5.98
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Delaware
Fund
_1
Dividend
4.910
138
3.71
3.85
<
._lc
Steel .shares
Manhattan
15, 1950
15, 1951
l%s Feb.
one
Other Issue*
Non-Ferrous Metals
Petroleum
Ask
49.40
lc
Paper shares
Bullock
49.40
Bid
1.35s Sept.
'
shares
Home Furnishings shares
23.64
9.30
lo
Electrical Eqiupment shares_lc
General Industries shares
lc
3Vb
1
34.14
Business Equipment shares-lc
103.67
10c
value
asset
Figures after decimal represent
Federal Home Loan Banks—
34.14
Managed Funds—
7
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
5
Ask
Fund—
(Net Asset Value)
v
Holdings Corp
Bid
•
_.
Loomis Sayles Second
17.16
_
Beneficial Corp
Bond
May
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Par
Funds—^
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
4.29
___i
Inc_.
B
Mutual
4.73
American Business Shares.
Axe-Houghton
Bid
-IV*
__
Affiliated Fund Inc_'
Blair
Friday,
Investing Companies
i
Mutual Funds—
Amerex
for
(Un)
xEx-dividend,
•No par value,
Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges.' wdWhen delivered.
wlWhen
zEx-stock dividend.
v"
y Ex-rights,
tin default,
tThese bonds
are
subject to all Federal
taxes.
44
(1924)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
...
Monday, May 8, 1950
Week Ended April 29
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
will show
week
clearings this
with
increase compared
an
year
a
the chief
Preliminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 6, clearings
cities of the country,
possible to obtain weekly clearings
for all cities of the United States for which it is
will
3.9%
be
the corresponding week
those of
above
ago.
Our preliminary
last year.
1950
Third
this
there is
center
At
Our comparative
$14,926,948,897 against $14,362,028,843 for the same week in 1949.
the week ended Friday of 0.3%.
loss for
a
New York
1950
-
$7,798,976,501
756,599,183
567,778.225
-
Philadelphia
829 985
-+34.9
2,134, 717
—44.6
834,027
1,027, 304
9.5
1,157,023
1,142,955
3,499,429
3,143, 234
+
11.3
3,662,842
3,122,433
969.000,000
£106,000, 000
+
7.0
857,000,000
840 000 000
2,373,962
„
2,952. 392
+
...
Philadelphia..."
Reading
York....
+33.3
(11
5,019,446
+ 69.5
7,590,850
6
10,017,204
cities)
+ 18.2
7,823, 853
674
+ 15.8
8,481,915
6,699,301
895,245,585
873,567,539
8,649,
943,652.925
+
7.5
6,332.870
1,014,562,655
+
27.4
Federal
Reserve
District—Cleveland—
8,069,326
Cincinnati
•
+ 16.9
163,650,295
147 580.059
+
1.3
299,556,772
285 686.077
33,582,900
32,135,000
+
23,510,300
4.5
28.565,400
4,952,335
4
+
22.5
4,551,833
6,443,975
6,353,537
+
1.4
5,401,432
5,278.936
236,782,849
296,354.551
+
0.1
282,211,637
273 804,763
825,627,560
791,677,518
+
4.3
792,220,995
746,717,649
267,400,000
+
6.1
308,923.000
+
7.2
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
274.998,578
-flO.3
+
220.971,886
205.751,258
+
7.4
days
$11,718,948,869 $11,252,833,445
-
+
4.1
West
2,423,492,890
+
6.3
Virginia—Norfolk
2,575,251,085
J
+
685,702,508
632,748,943
$14,926,948,897
Total
cannot
District of
Total
not available at time of going to press.
elaborate detailed
statement, however, which
has to be estimated.
cases
present further below
we
give final and complete results of the week previous
For that week there
was
an
the week
—
the aggregate of
increase of 6.7%,
clearings for the whole country having amounted to $14,070,441,872 against $13,190,■036,476 in the
same
Outside of this city there
week in 1949.
clearings at this center having recorded
a
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
that in the New York District
a
was
gain of 4.8%.
are
4.9
9,830,000
11,307,000
+
3.8
109,221,611
99,777,630
+
gain of 8.7% the
located and from this
(including this city)
the totals show
an
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
larger by
are
4.3%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 8.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District
District
of
7.1%
and
the
3,552,345
31.8
3,299,777
2.923,414
+
5.6
198.399,098
185.600,042
61,822,251
+
25.3
62,413,035
59,494,119
427,717,621
(6 cities).
2,695,249
195,997,166
394,961,370
+
8.3
385,670,053
361,740,293
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
13,669,488
+ 13.9
72,563.473
60,747,032
+ 19.5
68,556 884
54,965,402
225,600,000
205,100,000
+
10.0
231,100,000
177.300,000
3,831,979
3,751,642
+
2.1
3.881,181
15,571,578
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
14.9% and in the San Francisco
In the
following
^gain of 10.5%, the St. Louis
Minneapolis Reserve District
Reserve District the increase is 10.6%, in
14,493403
12,708,217
4,498.171
2,959.941
2,762,438
+
7.2
3,393,078
3,425,858
Florida—Jacksonville
84,090,991
77,081,383
+
9.1
74,036,389
81,792,350
Alabama—Birmingham
89,932,651
81.498,880
+
10.3
83,184,090
90 394,515
5.772,285
5,481,066
+
317.621
366,346
122,570,672
119,610,688
623,211,191
570,068,963
i
j
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total (10 cities)
Seventh
Federal
5.3
6,327,055
—13.3
306,445
399,183
+
2.5
111,783,756
101,973,192
+
9.3
597,062,281
533,816,715
6,359,822
Reserve District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
1,137,046
Indiana—Fort Wayne
—16.1
1,404,255
1,705,543
8,268,220
+ 17.9
9.919,242
10,117.243
5.885,323
—.
1,355,442
9,750,314
Grand Rapids
Lansing
4,017,461
+46.5
4.943,704
5.123.305
+
5.896,808
9.0
6,264,061
5 765,113
49,235,000
+
14.8
47,234.000
46,848,000
7,967,106
Terre Haute
5,407,729
56,531,000
Indianapolis
South Bend
6,054,814
+
31.6
6,037,566
of
24.4%.
In the
the Dallas Reserve District
Reserve District 4.2%.
2,381,197
2,636,014
63,584,314
51.924,409
3,693,677
3,491,307
30,249,051
25,459,824
13,449,037
11,848.513
1,193,841
1.131,569
Chicago
a
2.638.083
77,490,483
718,073,054
661,720,769
Decatur
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
2,506,532
We group the cities
improvement of 4.9%, in the Boston Reserve District of 7.6% and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District of 7.5%.
7.4
+
206.951,702
Co'umbia—Washington
Mobile
ending April 29.
+
10,854,000
121.285.491
2.478,900
Maryland—Baltimore
the week
as
2,307,213
11,381,000
125,863,191
_
South Carolina—Charleston
3.9
+
figure them today, inasmuch
are
3,806.114
Reserve District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
7.7
$14,362,028,843
(7 cities)
Fifth Federal
4.5
—
$14,294,199,954 $13,676,326,335
day
We
042,099'
7.4
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
to
....
278.236,442
...
*
-
of next week.
Kansas City
7,051.400
149,666,677
296,792,784
Mansfield
Columbus
303,317,528
Saturday and the Saturday figures
Reserve
8.283,626
175,000,000
300,796,175
Cleveland
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
by 9.3%.
992,277
Youngstown
Total all cities fbr week
it appears
4 130.873
3,951. 145
7.3
Total all cities, five days.
bank
2,333,737
4.669,057
298,711,953
All cities, one
able
4,226,003
2,364,682
8 4
331,054,000
Other cities, five days
are
5,403,441
8.8
+
-
Ten cities five
we
2 832,417
7.4
+
13,261.619
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
Ohio—Canton
+17.0
283,600,000
Baltimore
the
2,710,673
+
2,126, 261
+
-
Pittsburgh
In
0.7
5.014, 360
2,526,841
i
240.023.204
Cleveland
ends
1,054,537
447,746.237
6t. Louis
issue
1,032,991
257,439,632
—
San Francisco
our
1,020,686
—435,220,653
Boston
Kansas City
in
—
5.383,232
Wilkes-Barre
Fourth
0.3
—
863,000.000
1,010,000,000
-
—
I
%
1949
.$7,772,034,034
-
Chicago
1947
$
929,403
^
I
Lancaster...
Total
—
1943
1,119.763
Beth.^hem
Chester
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
Week Ended May 6—
or
Dec. %
1,132,140
Pennsylvania—Altoona
New
for the week follows:
summary
$
Fedsral Reserve District—Philadelphia—
Scranton....
total stands at
Inc.
1949
$
2,835,960
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
/'
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux City
Illinois—Bloomington
Peoria
9.7
—
X
5,286,895
X
+ 22.5
52,103,903
47.103,658
5.8
3,308,451
3,480,439
+ 18.8
29,423.942
28,943,627
+
13.5
12,271,683
+
5.5
1,109,112
1.008.631
+
8.5
710,013,689
716,589,107
2,792,304
+
1.6
2,585,967
2,597,540
+
12,690,146
furnish
a
SUMMARY
Week Ended
Aprtl 29—
Federal Reserve Districts
7.8
10,054,421
8,705,221
+
21.1
4.527.331
4,187.317
2,684,681
+ 24.8
3,203,101
1949
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
1947
1948
2.864.632
941,357,769
851,760,221
+ 10.5
904,404,528
903,021,427
$
Total (17 cities)
$
579,437,744
538.693,335
+
7.6
559,556,635
495,584.357
44
7,279,354,454
6,937,236,685
+
4.9
7,477,875,550
6,639,921,317
260,200,000
252.500.000
+
3.0
261.700,000
44
239,900,000
11
1,014,562,655
943,652,925
+
7.5
895,245.585
873,567,589
Kentucky—Louisville
123,360,026
109,620,959
+
12.5
105,866,753
96.401,501
7
44
825,627.560
791,677,518
+
4.3
792,220,995
746,717,649
Tennessee—Memphis
88,266.967
78.569,404
+ 12.3
75,148,387
66.713,703
6
44
427,717,621
394.961,370
+
8.3
385,670,053
361,740,293
1,397,388
1,536,529
+ 23.5
1,759,010
1,686,145
..10
44
623,211,191
570.068.963
+
9.3
597,062,281
533,816,715
473,724,381
442,226,892
7.1
444,474,150
404,701,354
17
"
941,357.769
851,760,221
+ 10.5
904,404,523
903,021,427
4
New
Jrd
"
473,724,381
442,226,892
+
7.1
444,474,150
404,701,354
7
44
339,441,712
272,798,906
+24.4
334,730,758
289,118,740
10
44
474.602,207
428,953,557
+ 10.6
464,517.686
412,403,738
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th Richmond
-
—
7th Chicago
6th St. Louis
9th Minneapolis
—_
10th Kansas City„
11th
+
4,320,981
3,351,488
CLEARINGS
BANK
$
12 Cities
9,411,184
5,233,824
12
York
2nd
4th Atlanta
OF
1950
lit Boston
4th
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
10,144,720
Rockford
Springfield
we
Dallas
44
6
12th San Francisco
330,151,237
+ 14.9
276,325,756
219,600,204
761.252,341
730,770,651
+
4.2
729,127^42
624,955,511
13,190,036,476
+
6.7'
13.861.211,819
12,505,148,894
Louis
Illinois—Quincy
Total (4 cities)
Ninth
14,070.441,872
44
10
287.235,453
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Federal
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
5,125,456
North
Dakota—Fargo.
9.4
5.764.081
5,175.691
180,976,557
+ 25.6
238,542,264
199.105,823
87.775,907
St. Paul...
5,658,916
227,264,051
Minneapolis
64,987,720
+ 35.1
72.352,537
68.111,885
,
Outside New
York
112 Cities
—11.3
4,694,521
4,681,321
—18.9
3.165,625
—15.8
3,159,266
City
7,037,621,214
6,476.825,702
+
8.7
6,612,974,692
6,096,161.517
2.399,373
1.6
7,052,464
7,047,023
+24.4
334,730,758
289,118,740
4,905,030
5,526,804
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
2,569.103
3.168,080
Montana—Billings
2,829,753
3,360,846
8,972,412
9,119,983
339,441,712
272,798,906
Helena
Total (7 cities)
We
now
add
our
detailed
statement
Tenth
Week Ended April 29
1950
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor
1949
Inc. or
1943
,
1947
655,899
__
Hastings
—20.0
1,904,172
1,550,576
1.481,985
+
11.2
4,127,717
,3,835,968
461,354,960
+
6.0
475,002,945
413,317,817
1,773,829
+
4.0
1,554,878
1,356,274
+
3.3
1,013,348
Worcester
980,936
972,169
665,465
1,640,158
4.2
1,781,332
+ 17.1
7,349,029
4,696,344
+ 29.9
5,569,427
4,717,432
22,807,709
+ 20.5
26,246,881
23,646,589
12,126,255
9,384,257
+ 29.2
10,051,747
9,699,207
24,783.800
21,845,800
+ 13.4
23,899,000
27,400,200
1,206,719
Hampshire—Manchester
...
1,037,153
+ 16.4
1,450,934
1,317,801
579,437,744
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Mew
York—Albany
Bingham ton
Buffalo
JElmira
Jamestown
New York
Rochester
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
Mew Jersey—Montclair
Newark
Northern New Jersey
»*al (12 cities)
5.9
636,034
388,187
+
3.7
552,546
562,351
+
2;8
6,547,386
7,004,873
131,705.308
Omaha
,119,196,826
+ 10.5
112,138,715
109,697,864
7,055.037
'
6,076,473
+ 16.1
11,704,170
9,990.888
+ 17.2
13,197,176
9,416,818
301,041.280
■
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
272,176,861
+ 10.6
311,513,036
268,044,605
9.4
10,640,749
10,297,140
5,724,760
4,541,283
9,679,017
Pueblo
8,846,279
2,110,711
2,131,067
1.0
1,888,324
986,729
2,488,443
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total (10 cities)
1,977,218
+ 25.9
1.628,960
1,463,873
428,953,557
+10.6
464,517,686
412,403,733
474,603,207
+
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Texas—Austin™
7,971,192
538,693,335
'+
7.6
559,556,635
495,584,357
5,817,328
8,005,993
+
12.9
227,876,000
176,745,000
20,708,446
+
29.7
25,882,793
20,561,390
Galveston
5,361 000
4,932.300
+
8.7
5,131,755
4,643,000
Wichita Falls
5,722,569
3,894.921
+ 46.9
3,517,266
2,581,697
8,308,149
8,248.089
+
0.7
8,100,614
7,063,124
+ 14.9
276,325.756
219,600,204
113,317,866
92,403,900
Total (6 cities)
330,151,237
.
287,235,453'
[I
12,661,929
10,303,565
2.995.042
2,686,555
+
22.9
:•
10,288,752
25,322.803
2,598,844
.
(
+ H.5
3,481,216
86,464,327
77.288,162
+ 11.9
78,653,494
71,863,712
1,843,868
2.423,061
—32.8
1,516,878
1,546,256
2.703,524
1,705,321
+ 58.5
2.254,868
1,819,652
7,032,820,658
6:713,210,774
4.8
y; 7,248,237,127
6,408,987,377
18.857,401
16.905,409
+ 11.5
17,867,561
16,220,673
+
14,470,302
12,250,898
+ 18.1
13,770,953
14.129,068
12,481,037
+ 13.2
12,456,468
1,530.484
650,485
40.071,672
40,508,899
51.009,179
46,822,519
Twelfth
Federal
Reserve
Washington—Seattle—
District—8u
Yakima
51,886.478
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
6,937,236,685
13,930,086
Pasadena.'
12,555,395
+
—
2.6
3.5
2,997,480
3,441,613
1.4
145,963,893
92,512,723
2.8
48,929,746
43,847,803
+ 11.0
10,461,483
384.367.091
11,065.585
San Jose
8,513,494
405,648,753
San Francisco
9.613,707
+ 15.1
8,063,168
9,641,394
+ 22.9
7,501,584
7,005,875
5.5
380,798,991
10,817,130
355,885,228
+
9.165,572
4,499,278
3,560,090
+ 26.4
3,427,979
Stockton
3,522,221
8,238,747
7,963,323
+"
3.5
7,310,005
7,529,177
1.1
41,934,564
42,149,831
47,576.500
46,722,411
7,477,875,550
6,639,921,317
4.9
53,365,267
+
—
Santa Barbara
9.1
+
3,098.965
137,749,163
10,265,996
719,541
+
109,984,156
2,989.682
139,672,223
Oregon—Portland
10,841,858
.
+ 135.3
—
Francisco—
112,859,023
.
699,532
Total (10 cities)
761,252,341
—
♦Estimated.
JNot
available.
730.770,651
4.2
729,127,842
624,955,511
14,070,441,872
13,190.036,476
6.7
13,861,211,819
12,505,148,894
7,037,621,214
Grand Total (112 cities)
Outside New York
7,279,354,454
+ 60.5
244,485,675
26.866.979
.
4,966.022
275,921,348
Dallas
Fort Worth™.
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total (12 cities)
+
482,040
7,456.475
6,761,547
—
6,102,684
.....
619,430
♦500,000
1,384,072
7,334,492
27,472,310
New Haven
Island—Providence..
3.933,525
8,592,215
I
Connecticut—Hartford
Mew
$
>, 1,570,969
.
Springfield
Rhode
$
1,844,883
Lowell
New Bedford
'
%j
488,826,094
Fall River__
.
■#+
Dec.
4.375,640
Massachusetts—Boston..
2,597,619
7,663,342
...
Kansas:—Topeka__
1,522,827
Portland
—
Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
at—
—
showing the figures for each city for the
week ended April 29 for four years:
Clearings
+
6,476.825,702
8.7
6,612,974,692
6,096,161.517
+
Volume 171
Number 4905
<
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(1925)
PARTIAL
Foreign Exchange Rales
to the
give below
i
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
APRIL
mortgage bonds,
'
1st
FEDERAL
MAY
TO
1950
28,
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
1950,
4,
INCLUSIVE
.
York
Power
V/\%
mortgage
1st
3%%
mortgage
Value in United States Money
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
Argentina, peso—
;'gg:
1
V
$
* g
ggg1:
Preferential
"A'!
.206949*
'
■i
g
'
May 4
May 3
"B"
.174562*
.138958* ;
Australia,
pound
Belgium,
Brazil,
cruzeiro
1570
Mexico,
Islands,
escudo
United
,'j.
.909090
1st
.900625
.900625
Revere
.208500
.208500
.208500
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.144933*
.144938*
.144938*
.00285937
.00286000
.00286000
.00286000
Africa,
——
2.772896
2.772896
2.772896
series
(Wis.)
bonds,
due
due
.193329*
.193329*
thousands
.232950
of
or
$
certificates
1949
1950
1950
Assets—
2.783750
2.783750
2.800742
2.800703
2.800742
Company
.568327*+
.658327*+
.658327*+
.561797*+
.561797*t
.561797*+
.425531*+
.425531*t
.425531*+
ctf.
Industrial
pipe
Govt.
2,285
23,033,077
—
advances
120,561
£
—•
2,536
63,523
—
97,305
—
39
—
79,566
—
359,446
1,918
+
Securities:
Bills
4,319,975
Certificates
Notes
+
120.500
5,761,250
—
+
8,000
1,531,500
Bonds
2,286
22,162
206.260
79,566
—
Total
U.
Total
+
6,098,500
—_
loans
S. Govt, securities.
—
17,711,225
+
—
562,511
—1,144,729
1
*
1
1395
•Due
F.
from
R.
17,834,322
foreign banks
notes
Uncollected
Bank
securities—
of
other
47,500
—2,572,100
70.700
—3,127,940
26,644
—3,485,468
102,711
;
2,554,756
premises
Other
—
—
—
34,529
assets
4.839
+
4-
51
deposits
domestic
credited to
43,895,726
—
—•
66,330
due
June
22,870,115
+
mtge. 3(4%
summary
U.
S.
bank—reserve
Treasurer
—
15,985.607
acct.
gen.
acct.
678.120
Foreign
—
996,315
Other
+
291,014
Total
deposits
Deferred
Other
17,951.056
availability
items
+
2,197.533
liab., incl. accrued divs.
Total
+
—
liabilities
—
12,746
—
43,031,450
—
—
and Issue—
Date
Corp.,
paid
Apr. 26,
1950*
(Section
7)_
Surplus
(Section
13b)
Other
1950t
155,241
—
82.773
+
3,813
—
loans
—
.
"+*
11.740
+
128
Real
dealers
estate
49
v
6%
non-cumulative
♦Announcement in
tables.
In
—
May 15
Gas
&
stock
May 10
'(g/
Co.—
income
this
debentures,
due
1958—Jun
54,018
+
17,723
66,330
the
first
181
,;
all
the
dividends
+
5,200
53
4*
904
+
983
100
—
In
V
6-30
6-15
37 Vic
6-15
5-31;
Aircraft
Corp.
D.)
Radio
Finance
688
+
—:
1.715
_
10
Gas &
—
Electric
Forging
American
Machine
of
will
,—
3
be
and
434
Dec.
24
+
752
246
+
2,980
Anchor
112
Andian
159
24
5,840
—
51
—
+
395
4,886
American
4
(4 %
Arden
the
May,
——-
._
12
■'
Banks
5,670
+
+
—
12
11,822
———————.
Reserve
24,059
183
792
vault
+
+
28
1,316
—
2,097
5
—
119
2,067
1,399
+
58
considered
1
5-18 i
6-
1
5-12
75c
5-10
5-151
6-10
6-
1
20c
6-10
25C
6-
1
$1.12Vi
9-
v.
5-20
5-3i:
at
stock
dividends
considered
in March, June, Sept,
meetings.
Company, Ltd., common
preferred
( J.
A
___——g.
Atlantic Refining
Powder
Industries.
Co.
1
5-16
6-
1
5-10
U5c
7-
1
6-10
Ltd.—
_
registered
6-
75c
—
Hardware Co.,
Electrical
Ordinary
8-21
5-15
5c
Co., S3 partic. pfd. (quar.)
H.)
5-22
1
5-25
+20c
&
(quar.)
Associated
6-
meetings.
Conveyor Co
National Corp., Ltd.
Class
25c
5-13
5-10»
>
of
Nov.
preferred
5-25
regular
Declaration
be
and
5-25
first
Metal
Farms
Atlas
will
the
5-20
50c
17 Vic
common-
the
is
date.
Aug.
3.90%
Steel
Ashdown
__
...
that
us
month
meeting
the
(quar.)
Foundry Co.,
dividends
For
50
+
&
5
12 Vic
——
& Socket Co
informs
company
Feb.,
Co.
>
10c
(s-a)__
__
Company
(quar.)—
Altes Brewing Co. (quar.)-____——
American
25c
25c
-
common
(quar.)_
Gas
31
4.317
Indebtedness
+
+
-
_______
Company,
preferred
Allied
61
3
+
9
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—
Engineering Co. (quar.)
(J.
the
+
9
6-
5-
common
—
6-
3
5-15
monthly
266
3
7-
50c
445
V 468
7-
t70c
—
Company—
+
■A:
————
t25c
—
_
Wire
,12
2
Holier«
Payable of Reo.
g
5-19
+
+
?
6-15
1,025
4,512
Federal
an¬
t$1.25
48
138
When
Share
Participating
5% pref. (quar.)
+
obligations
bills certificates of
with
1789
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
Name of Company
131
obligations
—;
—3,439,429
Reserve
1
issue.
ously announced, but which have hot yet reached theii
+
—
U. 8. bonds
*
1787
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
:a second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
purchasing or carrying:
Treasury notes
21,462
1666
DIVIDENDS
The
4,615
Cash
43,895,726
preferred
g Dividend announcements
796
loans
'Other-- securities'
—
debentures-—
1461
Co.—
convertible
Electric
American
—
35,931
10,842
+
+
133,351
4%
104T
1788
5%
pur¬
banks
to
*
1788
Tuesday
Government
S.
Loans
for
—3,489,456
12,361
4-
for
Other securities
129,705
+
securities
loans
Page
30
mortgage
or
Other
Other
—3,157.261
1,631
and
carrying:
8. 'Government
U.
27.543
_
Jun
mortgage
Allied
agricultural
13,474
brokers
to
U.
464,962
223,007
and
—
chasing
312,074
91.128
industrial,
Commercial,
Loans
1949
51
66,515
—3,037,142
88.016
488,173
capital accounts.
stock
1st
■
Surplus
A
1st
Adams
(in millions of dollars)
Treasury
215,209
class
Aetna-Standard
Apr. 27,
Apr. 19,
2,085
41,476
Treasury
in
Electric
cumulative
Carolina
Acme
Inc ( + ) or
Dec. (—) Since
462.028
1674
CALLED
bonds, due 1973_—
May 25
bonds, due 1978
—May 25
Staten Island Edison
Corp., 4.90% preferred stock
Jun
1
10 East 40th Street Building, Inc.—
banks de¬
member banks follows:
Capital Accounts—
Capital
ISSUE
3%%
of the assets and liabilities of reporting
—3,439,429
68.658
1
bonds, series C, due 1973-Jun 16
3%%
.
Deposits:
Member
South
$40,000,000.
24,914
notes
I
—-Jun
1970
1,
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Class A partic. pref. (quar.)—
25,294
Reserve
1
California—
International
Carolina
5(4%
Bororwings at all reporting member banks increased
1,866
—
Jun
1969—-Jun
Per
!•
Liabilities—
Federal
1968
payment date.
Assets—
Total assets
due
series, due
decreased $51,000,000.
230,405
+
3,321
20
<
—
13.619
—
130,042
.
bonds,
+ 1,151,400
105,300
29
banks
items
—
South
Cleveland
the
creased in all districts.
A
and
in
$9,000,000
and
poahs to banks decreased $31,000,000.
demand
f.
s.
Co.—
Apartments, Inc'.—
/'■
2nd mortgage income bonds, dated 1936
Jun
1
Lipton (Thomas J.), Inc.,-6% preferred stock
July 1
Lit Brothers, 6% cumulative preferred stock-—
—Jun
5
Puget Sound Power & Light Co., $5 prior pref. stock—May 31'
^ Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
I
4%% preferred stock, series G
May 29
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—
General and ref. mtge. 5% bonds, series A, due
1990-July 1
Demand, deposits adjusted increased $242,000,000 in
New York City, $158,000,000 in the Chicago District, and
$52,000,000 in the Cleveland District, and decreased $43,000,000 irrthe New York District outside of New York
City. Time deposits increased $40,000,000 at all report¬
ing member banks. United States Government deposits
and
due
30
lire
■
R.
;
loans
S.
„
reserves
_
and
U.
F.
1
523.646
for
District,
Districts,
of Treasury notes
$
$
22,509,431
fund
.
May 4,
Apr. 26,
Dallas
series,
Delaware
.327358
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $71,000,000 in the
San Francisco District and $36,000,000 in Chicago, and in¬
creased $24,000,000 in the Chicago District outside of
Chicago; there was a net decrease of $159,000,000 at all
reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury certifi¬
cates of indebtedness decreased $24,000,000 and holdings
dollars)
of
and
27/8%
1979_Jun
Transmission
Co.
Coca-Cola
.232900
type of merchandise.
May 3,
Discounts
«
1787
Co.—
.0345375
.327358
.425531*+
Increase ( + )
gold
1
May 25
——Jun
i*
5(4% preferred stock
Jun
cumulative preferred stock—Jun
ENTIRE
.0346000
-
-.561797*+
decrease (- -) since
cash
—
1979
.496125
2.783750
.425531*+
upon
.496125
.327358
.658327*+
.561797*+
J.
(In
Total
1570
Inc.,
4%
Gas
debentures,
.232916
2.800742
Brass,
Co.,
1st lien & ref.
.140154*
V
2.783750
,658327*t
Reserve Banks Combined
Other
*
1961—;—May 15
Virginian Railway—
.140154*
.232900
2.783750
.
Gas
.0346000
.193329*
Closed
&
mortgage
.193329*
.327358
Slafement of Condition of the 12 Federal
Redemption
due
A,
1
1958—
Seismograph Service Corp.,
Gold
,
1967-*.-—Jun
Inc.—
mortgage bonds,
Natural
Oil
2%%
.496125
•
.0346000
2.800742
;
.
peso
i
-
mortgage pipe line bonds, 3%
Union
.140154*
.496125
ref.
1st
1st
.262600
140154*
•
3%
.115620
.262600
2.772896
Closed
....
.232970
-
sterling___________
tApplicatlon depends
.115633
.262600
.262550
.193329*
pound
pound
.115633
..115633
.327353
..
♦Nominal.
bonds,
bonds,
Copper
Tennessee
.208700
.208700
.0346000
„
dollar
peso
.208700
.208700
and
Southern
.144938*
.496125
franc 4—---—
peso
Co.—
Theatres,
Sherwin-Williams
.0200600
.140154*
_____
Kingdom,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
.909090
.900000
.208500
'
2.772896
a
South
mortgage
.909090
.262550
krona
Uruguay,
1st
.909090
.115707
i
peso
Settlements,
of
mortgage 3%
.901250
•
.208700
_
_
Switzerland,
Union
.0544060
.0200600
__
6wcden,
.0544060
.144938*
guilder
New Zealand,
pound
Norway, krone
Philippine
Fibre
mortgage 3V4%
Poli-New England
.00285937
peso
6traits.
.0544060
koruna
Netherlands,
Portugal,
.0544060
.208500
(Metropolitan), franc
Dominion of, rupee
India,
Vulcanizing
debentures, due 1960—
England Electric System, 3% debs., due
England Power Co.—
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—
krone
Denmark,
.0199250
.909090
rupee
France
2nd
15-year 4y4%
1st
.0199250
.901250
Czechoslovakia,
preferred stock,
*
May 15
Johnson,
Northern States Power Co.
.0199250
1568
*
2.231573
2.231573
2.231573
;.0199250
I
—-May 15
1359
1st
'
___.
_„
Ceylon,
Jun
—
1958
1
.138958*
.0544060
_
Canada, dollar—
Free
.174562*
.138958*
.138958*
■
v
2.231573
4%
due
2
New
.0199250
franc
Official
Closed
2.231573
.174562*
.174562*
.138958*
bonds,
6
New
.206949*
.206949*
.206949*
.174562*
,
1965
due
1784
series A-Jun
.297778*
.297778*
'
Preferential
&
National
g
$
$ i&sf;;
.297778*
.'.206949*
1
1784
Ry., 1st mtge. bonds, ser, A & B._Jun
Minnesota Transfer Ry.—
1st mortgage 3%% bonds, dated 1936—*
—Jun
•
:.297778*
.297778*
—
Jun
1
preferred stock-May 31
1961
Kansas City Southern
May 2
g $
•
trust
1666
Co,—
Johnson
■
1
May 1
due
bonds,
Sugar
collat.
1663
May 10
I960—
Corp.—
bonds,
20-year
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York
Noon
Page
May 15
due
Florida Power Corp., 4.90 % cumulative
Fort Street Union Depot Co.—
1930
Francisco
Country and Monetary Unit
series A, due 1971
3Vi%
Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp.—
15-year 5Vi% mortgage bonds,
Eastern New
record for the week just passed:
a
FOREIGN
1st
the different countries of the world. We
on
Date
Alabama Gas Corp.—
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies daily
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
i'
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
45
Ltd.—
(final)-
al0%
5-16
quar.)—-___
75c
6-15
5-22
——_
(increased
6-14
50c
6-10
5-29
25c
6-
5-20'
Company
Atlas
Ratio
of
gold
to
serves,
certificate
combined
Contingent liability
purchased
ances
Demand
deposit and F. R.
liabilities
note
Liabilities-
re¬
56.4/5
on
for
trial
to
15.481
foreign
Interbank
25
6,441
make
Domestic
959
+
demand
indus¬
21
1,304
1,133
to
of
shows
the
the
Federal
following
Reserve
principal
ended April 26: A decrease of
United States Government
000,000 in
reserve
System in leading
changes
for
deposit accounts, except
U.
S.
Govt,
accounts,
♦San
creases
of
in
United
States
the
week
and
de¬
Government
deposits and $368,000,000 in demand deposits credited to
domestic banks.
Commercial,
creased in
at
all
were
;
+
industrial,
and
agricultural
nearly all districts and
a
40
+
776
56
102
pre¬
vious week 24,082)
District
figures
loans
/,
de¬
total of $100,000,000
San Francisco
in the
—
Black
Hills
&
Power
preferred
Light,
preferred
&
5%
Notices
Co.,
preferred
and
including
those
a
stocks
common
called
list of
under
corporate bonds, notes,
called
sinking
The date indicates the redemption or
for
fund
redemption,
provisions.
last date for mak¬
ing tenders; and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
the details
were
(except where indicated)
in which
given in the "Chronicle."
Company
Asuncion
and
Port
preferred
6%
preferred
Page
8%
gold debentures—May 11
1665
com.
(quar.)
—
(quar.
(quar.)—
Bourne
Mills
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.,
3%%
British
Brunswig
Drug
Buck Creek
5-3
6-
1
5-17
25c
6-
1
5-15
50c
7-
1
6-20
+5c
5-22
5-
5
6-
1
5-20-
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
30c
6-23
6-
9
$1.06 V*
6-12
6-
1
$1.06 »/4
7-
6-15
1
6-13
5-15
6-30
6-16
37 Vic
6-30
6-16
25c
5-15
5-10
8-10
6-30
6-24
9-30
8-25
12-15
5-10
4-27
6-
5-15
93 %c
Co.,
1
7-15
12-
7-
9
1
+ 15c
8-
I
(increased)
50c
6-
1
—
90c
7-31
25c
6-15
6-
$1.25
7-
1
6-20
45c
6-
1
5-15
30c
6-15
Ltd
common
Company—
(s-a)
8-15
$1.50
40c
(interim)
(quar.)
Oil Co.
9
5-13
30c
$1
Products,
Shoe Company, common
$3.6o preferred (quar.)
preferred
9
$1.50
—
.____
common
Forest
5-
$1.50
;
preferred (quar.)—
Columbia
$1.20
25c
—
Brown
$5
TENDER
Date
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
OF
Issue—
Concession
.6%
6%
Below will be found
6-
1
25c
______
Brothers Tobacco
5-15
7-
30c
30c
(quar.)
Laughlin, Inc., com. (increased)
preferred (quar.)—-.
Common
5-29
1.35
conv.
Bloch
5-25
9c
32c
(quar.)-
Blaw-Knox Company
Bliss
1
20c
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Bryson, Inc., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_———
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%
preferred (quar.)—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
NOTICE
District, $10,000,000 each in the St. Louis
Manufacturing Co. (increased quar.)
Bell & Gossett Company (increased)-—
Bibb Manufacturing Co,
(quar.)
Bickle-Sea&rave, Ltd
Black, Sivalls &
reporting member banks; the principal decreases
$37,000,000 in New York City, $17,000,000
Belden
5.40%
preliminary,
(San Francisco District),
cities
$246,000,000 in holdings of
deposits adjusted;
_____
4.25%
balances with Federal Reserve Banks
$280,000,000
Francisco
securities; increases of $183,-
$480,000,000 in demand
+
+
—
(Revised figure
21,516
tApril 19 figures revised
,
and
6
Avco Manufacturing
Corp. (increased)
Axe-Houghton Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Babbitt (B. T.)> Inc. (quar.)
Bankers & Shippers Insurance Co. (quar.)_
4.20%
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks
664
368
355
and
during week
Condition Statement of Member Banks
292
+
1,312
demand
interbank
961
+
8,557
banks
Borrowings
Debits
+
40
deposits:
Foreign banks
loans
+
:
:(■•
480
280
+
47,136
deposits adjusted
4.4%
+
1,943
correspondents
Commitments
0.1%
accept¬
Tack Corp;
Directors voted to defer
the quarterly 50c payment due at this time.
Automatic Canteen Co. of America (quar.)_
—
—
5-15
6-
1
1
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1926)
Hudd
Company
Share
*
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Forge Company—.
#5
——
—
Inc.
Bullock's,
Hill
Bunker
Sullivan
&
Co.
trating
•
Mining
Corp. (quar.i
Canada Foundries & Forgings. Ltd.—
Class
A
6%
Ltd.,
J30c
7- 3
6-
J 50c
7- 3
t20c
7-
Capital
Motor
Light
Arizona
Central
Co.,
Power
&
#2.35
#2.50
Valve
Chapman
Mfg.,
Corp..
Chicago
Chiksan
(quar.i
6%
Chemical
on
this
The
offer
Colonial
to
has
Inc.,
the
Cornell
Wood
Inc.
—
(quar.),.
(quar.),—
5%
pfd.
(s-a)
4Mr%
Paper
#4
preferred
#3.25
2nd
A
Dupuls Freres,
Durham
(quar.i
com.
(increased)
Htatern
preferred
6-15
5-29
t$l
6-12
5-12
Pacific
Finance
6-10
5-25
50c
6-13
6-
Pacific
Fire
7-
6-14
Hydraulic
37l/2C
6- 1
5-19
$1
1
Press Mfg., 6%
preferred (quar.i
Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd.—
pfd.
Associates
7-
6-14
1
$1.50
Color,
5-19
Industrial
6-
1
5-19
62 Vac
6-
1
5-19
1
Silica,
6-
1
5-15
International
25c
6-
I
5-15
International
Paints,
5-31
5-15
International
Petroleum,
1
5-15
International
6-30
6-15
Interstate
Iowa
6-
50c
6-
1
5-15
20c
6-12
5-19
5-15
5-
5-26
5-10
25c
6-
5-15
1
Public
3,90%
Iowa
Common
6-12*
7-
1
6-13
1
5-12
1
$1.75
5-31
6-27
6-12
6-
1
5-15
6-
I
5-20
8-
1
7-
15c
f 25c
.
8-
3
1
7-
V
3
6-
1
t$1.12V2
preferred,
Estate
series
Extra
5-15
4-29
La
—
$30c
(quar.i..
#1.50
5-
1
4-27
■6-10
5-19
Lake
Lamston
France
Plant-Choate
Mfg.
Mines,
(M.
Hv),
(John
40c
'6-15
5-15
50C
5-15
4-29
fj.%
(M.
H.)
FltzSimons
&
Co.,
Compuny,
(quar.i__
common
Fownes
(A.
4%
&
Company
J.),
of
Canada.
Ltd.,
General
General
Manifold
Corp.
Corp.,
$1.50
preferred
&
Globe
will
be
reduced
Co.,
the par
2V2
Class
Great
1
to
this
on
8-
1
7-10
5-15
5-
6
6
5-15
5-
6-15
5-25
6-15
6-
7-
6-20
1
1
(Irreg.i
5-15
2c
6-1
5-15
10c
6-12
5-23
5c
&
Lakes
prd.
(quar.),,.
preferred
on
(quar.)
6-12
5-23
$1
6-30
6-12
$1
6-
1
5-15
stock
common
Gulf
Power
Stau-s
Co.,
preferred
preferred
7-14
6-1
5-18
6-15
5-24
7-
1
6-10
5-31
5-10
7-31
6-30
t25c
6-1
5-3
6-
1
'5-3
t25c
6-
1
5-3
5-3
6-15
6-30
6-13
$1.50
j
6- 1
5-17
5-25
t50c
5-31
5-
25c
(quur.)
5-15
5-10
6
$1.25
5- 8
1
30c
6-10
5-31
t62V2c
6-15
5-20
6- 9
—
(s-a 1
.
____
37V2c
-
(quar.)
5- 4
75c
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
93%c
6-
1
5-15
85c
Co., Ltd,—
6-
9334c
(quar.)
6-
1
*25c
6-15
'
5-15
50c
5-31
5-17
6-30
6-15
25c
(quar.i
5-22
6-
1
5-22
6-
1
5-22
75c
—
1
5-
1
4-26
25c
Midland Oil $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Midwest Packaging Materials Co.,
_
5-20
6-
10c
—
6-10
10c
8IV4C
common—
6-15
6-
5-
1
4-22
5-1
4-22
5c
com
12V2c
^
1
New
April
$10
28
to
May
to
$4.
to
will
Missouri
preferred
Morgan
(J.
A
P.)
Co.
Container
Corp.
National Cylinder Gas Co.,
preferred
(quar.i.
t25c
6-15
5-25
9-15
8-25
12-15
5-
$1
$1.75
1
4-24
1
;
common.
1
(quar.),
com.
1
5-10
Warehouse
(s-a)—.
(quar.)
130c
6-10
5-29
(quar.i,
—
______
(quar.).!
$1.50
Oil
Grocers
5-13
6-
1
5-13
50c
6-
1
5-19
6-15
6-1
5-15
5-1
15c
6-10
5-15
20c
6-10
5-10
6-
1
6-
I;
Co..
Ltd.,
(quar.i
Britain
Cooker
Co.
Inc.
Gas
9-11
8-25
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-1
6-2
15c
6-30
(quar.$1.06V»
pfd.
5-15
(quar.i
Light
5-26
J40c
Co.____,
4V4%
5-10
6-10
l$37V2c
common
1
20c
7-
1
5-
1
10c
Co.
5-31
5-17
40c
(quar.i
5-10
York,
Chicago & St. Louis
preferred A (accum.)
6%
RR.
1
York
Water
Service
Newfoundland Light &
Niagara
Class
6-20
3.40%
3.60%
6-15
5-18
$1.12 ya
6-15
5-18
3.90%
Noranda
Mohawk
A
(quar.)
Corp..
(quar.i,:
preferred
Mines,
6-
1
5-23
6-
1
5-10
35c
6-30
6-
9
.'30c
preferred
preferred
common,'
50c
J25c
Power
Power
6-2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—,,
Ltd,
(interim)
'
6-30
:
6-30
6-
9
6-
9
5-10
5-31
5-21
20c
6-23
6-16
20c
5-10
5-
3
5-31
5-
9
f20c
6-15
5-31
f35c
6-13
5-31'
5-15*
(quar.)
Paper
Gold
Dredging,
Ltd..
Electric,
Ltd.—
common
,
20c
6-
1
92V2c
6-
1
5-
,
3.70%
pfd.
7
C
(quar.)
1
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
$1.50
7-14
6-
5
$2
6-15
6-
5
$1
6-
1
5-22
Gas
Light & Cuke
Telephone Corp, (Butler.
Pa.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
iD.\i
Company
Mfg.
Co.
(see
Pepper)
Dr.
(quar.)
75c
Inc.
Mulliken
Company
$3.65
preferred
preferred
5-19
9
5-24
6-
1
5-15
6-
1%
5-15
Crow
Gold
.
20c
66-
1
5-11,
66c
—
Mines.
■
91V4c
6-
1
5-11
(initiali
Ltd
1
' 5-11
4V4%
Inc.,
Corp.
of
20c
6-12
5-29
7-
1
6-20
6-30
5-31
40c
8-15
8-
6-
45c
6-
(quar.)
(quar.i,
53V«c
Canada,,
Transport
6-30
J50c
common
preferred
Provincial
tlOc
20c
Pitney-Bowes,
(increased
s-a)
Extra
Public
1
6-
8
..
common
(quar.i
$3.95
Power
6-
Co.—
25c
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
Pickle
5-12
5-10
25c
(quar.i^
5-
5-20
$1
Corp
5-8
6-10
25c.
-
5-15
50c
40c
(quar.)
5-15
50c
Paul,
Service
Common
3V2%
Co.
of
I
5-15
1
5-15
87'/2c
6-
1
5-10
$1.16
6-
1
5-10
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
Indiana—
(increased
preferred
4.64%
5-31
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power <fc Light,
$5 prior pfd.—r-
Entlre issue called
31
at
$110
for redemption on May
share plus this dividend.
per
64c
(increased quar.)
Remington-Rand, Inc., com. (quar.),
$4.50
preferred
Revere Copper
5V»%
Riegel
(quar,),
Si
prior
5%
preferred
A
Co.,
5-15
1
6-15
7-
1
$1.25
6-12
6-
2
6-12
6-
2
Ltd.,
Class
1
5-13
6-
1
5-15
5c
A
t lOc
*
'
tlOc
(quar.)
(H.)
&
Chemical
A
Oil
B,
5-24
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-1
5-9
t30c
(special!,,.
5c
12V2c
&
Flour.
Glass
S.
5%
U.
S.
8%
$1
6-1*2
5-19
(quar.)
5-1L
Car
Georgia
Molasses,
Ry.
.
5-31
%
6-
Co.,
25c
6-15
6-
,
5-21
pfd.
(quar.)
53'/bC
Assn.
(s-a)
$1.75
iquar.)
5-12
7-
30c
-
—-
5-15
5-20
1'
5-31
5-19
1
6-15
6-
5-19
5-27
,,
5
65c
1st
5-13
5-15
,
6-15
$1.12V2
10c
(quar.),
common
(irreg.)
t
1
5-12
Ltd.—
Co
Inc.
,
1
6-
5-12
,5-18
1
6-
50c
preferred
Railroad
Co.
6-1
5-26
+12V2c
(Canada),
Co..
.
5c
:
50c
Company, 4V4%
6-17
,
6-
1
5-15
5-10
Ltd.—
registered
(final!
al7V2%
2V2%
Printing & Lithograph
Rubber
5-10
50c
(quar.i
50c
Bearing
preferred
5-16
' 5-16
*
,
(quar.)
&
Mfg.
Chemicals.
1st
1
5-24
25c
4V2%
Greenbush
Ordinary
6-
6-1
10c
Jerseyi
Carson
Alabama
5
5-15
5-16
30c
(increasedi
preferred
Tank
5-
1
Company—
Pearson
'Trailmobile
5-20
5-29
6-
20c
Symington-Gould Corp.
Syracuse Transit Corp.
Talon, Inc.
Roller
5-10
6-
40c
Drug. Inc. (quar.i
Superior Tool & Die Company
Tex-O-Kan
5-19
5-19
$1.37V2
(quar.)
Sterling
Tennessee,
5-9
6-15
.
Co
(s-ai
(New
1
25c
—
Co.
5-19
70c
:
Platinum
&
Inc.
common
conv.
5-25
25c
(increased)
(quar. i
Tube
6-15
i$1.25
Products
Golc!
Products,
Standard
5-25
6-1
Sons, Ltd., com. (quar.i
Standard
U.
5-15
5-25
*
6-14
(quar.)
com.
Company $5.50 2nd pid.
Queen Corp., common
United
1
6-15
40c
(quar.)
American
United
6-
22c
Spear &
&
5
5-15
62V2c
Strapping,
Sivyer Steel Castings-.,,
Union
5-
1
$1
preferred (quar.i
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
Troy
6-
6-15
(The)
5%
Timken
4-27
•
25c
i
(quar.)
Steel
Thatcher
5-15
15c
preferred
5%
5-18
70c
:
Investment
Manufacturing Corp.
Solventol
6-15
37V2c
(quar.)
common
Sharon Railway
Signode
"
6-
Extra
Taylor.
6-15
7- 1
35c
t6«/2c
International
4% partic. preferred
Serrick Corporation, class B
Class
5
1
7-
(quar;)
Management —
Canadian
Class
6-
6-
Paper Co.
Croix
Second
Speed
6-1
<
15c
St.
Sport
7-10
'
6-15
"$1.25
Works
Royalties
South
1
6-10
-
30c
(quar.)
Metal
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd. (quar,)
Roxy Theater, $1.50 preferred
Simon
8-
-
$1.25
Extra
5%
6-#
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Art
Sheller
5-15
6-9
7-1'
37V2c
preferred
5%
S
1
7-1
$1.31 V*
(quar.)
1 quar. )w
& Myers $1.50 partic. pfd. (quar.)
Rockwood & Company, com. <quar.)__—
p.
Robbins
Ronson
6-
#1,12% '
Brass, Inc.—
preferred
Paper C01
5%-
5-31
50c
25c
Ray-O-Vac Company
A
5-23
7-
3
5-23
6-
1
5-15
7-
1
6-15
common,,
(quar.).
Company,
preferred
7-3
75c
62V2c
Co.,
75c
6-10
5-15
—r?«$2
6-10
5-15
common
(quar.)
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd
+2V2c
6-
2
5-12
65c
6-
1
^ 5-17
6- 5
5-17
6-9
85c
5-25
10c
—
Co.—
7-
6-
Extra
4-27
$1.50
3
5-20
6-15
25c
Corp.
(quar.t_i.,
Co._______
Bonus
5-18
,
16-15
5-
6-1
$2.50
6-
Pfaudler
5-10
tl5c
(initial)
com.
5-11
40c
Phelps
Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
Quarterly
6-15
1
$1.18%
Corp.,
preference
Nesbett Fund,
6-15
30c
1
6-
$1.06
Pressure
$1.10
common
7-
5-10
6-
5-19
$2.50
—
4-24
6-
6-16
100%
1
(Del.),,,
Hosiery Mills. Ltd., class B
New
Co.,
5-11
10c
Gas &
11-25
5-
1
$1 25
(quar.i
(quar.i
New
6-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
55c
$1.50
—
<s-a)
$1.01
Pettibone
5-20
$1.15
(quar.i,
—
Tool
5-25
6-1
25c
,
(quar.),
Company
(stock dividend
Company
Neiman-Marcus
15c
preferred
common
(quar.)
Machine
National
New
(guar.)
4.60%
Co.,
National
ef¬
t25c
preferred
Power,
Utilities
Monarch
$1.50
effect
be
15
class
Tea
&
6-10
80c
Light Co. (quar.),,—
Development Company
National
change
t25c
Pacific
Power
40c
quar.i
(quar.i
National
Change
Ltd.,
pfd. A
conv.
Mississippi
5%
(initial
common
3.20%
(quar.),
Y.i
Extra
5-15
62V2c
(quar.i,,,
5-15
$1.10
5-26
—
pfd.
1
(quar.i
Pepperell
5-15
-
6-
(quar.)
Peter
5-31
20c
(quar.).-
Company
Corp.,
preferred
6-1
50c-
40c
B
5-15
tl5c
tl5c
Common
Co.—
(quar.),,,,
$8
1
5-15
iquar.i,
D
Pepper
1
6-15
8-
5-15
1
preferred
4'/2 %
5-15
6-
(N.
(quar.),
preferred
iqu.ar.)
Wilcox-.
&
Common
5-15
t25c
(quar.i—^
434%
35c
Utilities,
5-25
(auar.l—
4,'4%
suc-
'
Terminal
&
3
tl2V2c
partic. preferred (quar.)——
Participating
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse Co
National
split.
6-
,31 'Ac.
$3.25
Muter
4%
on
6-14
1
preferred
Peoples
6- 2
5-31
—
preferred
common
preferred
Mission
$31.50.
4-28
about
:
Corp.,
Textile
5%
4-29
6-30
6-14
(reduced)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
$3.40 preferred lquaf.t,^,,
Minnesota
pre¬
Company
preferred
#4.50
$1.25
37V2C
5-31
action
no
or
Atlantic
#4.40
7-10
$3
(quar.),,.,
Gulf
.
5-11
1
5-15
value from
Extra
7%
$2.50
5c
Company,
(quar.)
Oraniteville
Great
McCord
8-
5-15
15c
—
Mc-Coll Frontenac Oil
5-15
5-24
$1
Ltd.,
voted
for
A
a
5-13
1
6-12
$15
declaration for the second
on
&
Class
1
6-
Co
Manufacturing
fected
Grafton
6-
quarter.
Stockholders
ft
t$l
(quar.i
Co.
Directors took
Gorham
5-17
6-10
6-15
,
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., ,4%
cessive
1
25c
___
State
dividend
6-
25C
arrears
Mfg.
Company,,.
Extra
.
i
(quar.i,
Corp
Investment, Ltd.
Brewing
Golden
5-17
$1.50
(accuin.)
Bennett
Oil
Gocbel
5-15
93 %c
5-15
60c
Conveyer Co.. (quar.i
May Department Stores Co.. com.
$3.75 preferred (quar.>_—
Metal
5-15
5
7V2C
Mathews
McConnick
5
10c
—
(R. C.) Company—
Massey-Harris Co., Ltd. 6%%-
4-29
5-25
66-
6-
6-
preferred
Stow
Peoples
5-15
t20c
Mahon
1
6-20
1
.5-25
Paper Co., Ltd
1
1
5-25
6-
46c
Ltd.—
Company, common
$5 non-cum pfd. (quar.).
9
6-15
6-15
20c
-a-—,,
Macmillan
5-
7-
5-17
6-15
Ltd., class A (quar.i
1st
6-
10c
5-17
5-31
37V2c
6%
6-
$1.25
(accum.)
Company stated that
GUbert
6- 2
Castings—
$6 prior preferred
Tin
6-15
(quar.i__
pfd.
(quar.i
Precision Equipment
8teel
■
(quar.i
preferred
General
ferred
5
(quar.i,,.
&
General
General
1
6-
10c
(quar.i
Printing Co.
General Motors Corp.,
common
#3.75 preferred
(quar.)
:
#5 preferred (quar.)
prior
6-
5-31
5
7-1
——
(quar.
Maclaren Power <fc
5-27
5-
25c
Cor]).-—
75c
pfd.
Fireproofing Co
Industries, 5% preferred
Phoenix
Aircraft
75c
4%
America
#6
Taylor,
6-15
5-17
23%c
—
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
6-15
7-11
1
20c
—
50c
(quar.i
General
$1
Inc.*
Lord
6-10
5-25
8-
37'/2C
common
+25c
(quar.i
(extra I
com.
General
General
Loew's,
5-15
5-19
6-1C
15c
Sons,
$1
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Galr. Co.
5-15
1
20c
.
Trailer
Fruehauf
1
6-
$1
Co.
Brothers
Frciman
6-
15c
1
5-11
$1.18%
„^
&•
1
tl2%c
5-15
25c
Company
Mineral
Extra
5-15
1
Lockheed
6-
30c
—
(quur.)—
1
50c
#4 preferred (quar.i
Foote
B
6-
6-
5-15
(quar.)—
—
#1.25
(Initial)
common
new
<fe
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
Extra
6-
25c
Doote-Burt
Common
A.)
50c
Quarterly
Flintkote
Company
25c
approved a two^for-one split.
Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—
5-15
1
—
(quar.)
Brothers, Ltd.,
Stockholders
1
6-
(quar.),,
(increased 1
Lang
Wshman
6-
Inc.
Lewis
Lane-Wells
Class
com.
Ltd.
5-13
.
5-15
Co.—
preferred
conv.
Shore
5-15
coin
I
Industries,,
5-20
"
6-
$1
Key .Company ,,—
Keyes Fibre Co., 5.60% preferred (initial)—
5-25
Company,
preferred (quar.)
5-15
90c
4.40%
5-15
25c
30c
Carpet
6-10
after
4.05%
5-15
—
La
5-15
1
1
40c
—
1
6-30
66-
1
(quar.),,—
7-
1
6-20
6-15
1
(quar.)
7-15
7-31
1
75c
Corp.
Knudsen
6-
6-
7% '
5-16
1
6-
(quar.)
Chemical
1
50c
6-15
6-
30c
&
1
*50c
Pennsylvania
30c
Keystone Custodian Fund Series S-2
Kingsport Press, Inc.'+• (quar.)
5
5-23
25c
15C
With
6-2
94c
Co.
Manufacturing Co.,
6-20
41 %c
A
Paton
Peck,
6-
Corp
Aluminum
5%
1
30c
1
30c
6-
8-30
5-31
(Del.)—
6-
Ltd
32%c
Interim
9
30c
(quar.)__.
•fflectric
Products.
5-11
5-15
—__
of California
5%
Parchment
9-
93%c
Co,
7-
60c
6-10
Co..
Consolidated
6-10
97'/2C
7-14
8-15
5-19
25c
(quar.)
com.
Kentucky Utilities Co., common
434% preferred (quar.),—
Kern County Land Co.
(quar.)
,
6- 1
$1.25
equai'.)
Year-end
3
Pato
160c
(quar.)
5- 9
Heating
Bfcjarda Sugar Co
:KUrtTB: L_—
1
shareholders
amount
Transportaion Co.
Paterson
5-19
Johnson—
2nd
Jones
5-16
1
t25c
<s-a)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Jaeger Machine Co. (increased quar.)
5-16
25c
pfd.
(s-a)
(increased)
7-
,
6-
$1.12V2
common
Corp.
Electric
t40c
Ltd
Fireman
4'/<
5-12
6%
6-12
(quar.i
5-11
Economic
Paragon
6-30
18c
(quar.)
Johnson &
6-
Canada,
Corp.
Co,
5-
Corp.
1
tl5c
Palestine
17c
Ltd.
Utilities
preferred
1
Ltd.,
5-25
Corp.
Reinsurance
5-10
6-
above.
Co..
Insurance
20c
(quar.)___
preferred
7-
6-
Service
Southern
of
Gas
preferred
3.75%
8
Co.
Products
Natural
Iron
$ 25c
Nickel
5-15
«k
5-.15
1
shown
Machinery Co.
Mfg.
6-
J37'/2C
6'/a%
preferred
(accum.)
International Cigar Machinery
6-
50c
fbnployers
5-8
6-
t25c
common
partic. preferred (quar.)
6V2%
preferred (accum.)
60c
Hnamel
Ltd..
convertible
(quar.i,,
Mlccfcrolux
6-23
J12V2C
&
Package
Parmelee
Interim
7-15
(quar.i.;
7%
J25c
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
7-15
(quar.i
pfd. A
1
Pacolet
Ordinary registered (final),
Imperial Oil. Ltd. (s-a)„,
6-30
$1
(quar.i
5-20
(quar.),,
is
Power
5
4-26
usual
the
to
(quar.)
prefeired
50c
—
4.801c
Rubber
net
$4.40
Manufacturing Co. (quar.i,
Brtgewater Steel Company
(monthly!
&
The
$3.60
Tail
5-
1
37V2C
(subject
5-11
81V4C
—
Baton
Hose
V2 %.
deduction
Otter
5- S
5-1
$1.50
—
non-resident
5-11
37'/2c
$1.03'/4
—
Creamery (Calif.),
60c preferred (quar.),
Kochring Company
_
Company
Utilities
—
(quar.i
Hosiery Mills, 6%
Hkffle-Plcher
7
6d
2s
1
$25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
of
tax
of
Africa
6-1
Ltd.—
Company
dividend
South
6-
25C
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
Driver-Harris
9*
5-16
Kaiser
——,—
Company,
5-13
5-29
Corp.—
Company
Co.,
5-13
1
6-15
$1.05
—
(increased
convertible
6-
1
6-12
$1
(quar.i——,—
Chemical
1
6-
6-
6-
20c
25c
(interimi,.
50c
50c
...
_
Doiumcona
30c
shares
$1.50
25C
quar.i
——
Dr. Pepper Company
(quar.),..
Dominion Tar & Chemical. Ltd., com. (quar.)
Common voting trust certificates...
Dow
7-
10c
87V2C
(resumed)
5-15
(irreg.i
5-15
5-20
5V2%
(quar.).
preferred
A
4V2%
O'okiep
(quar.)
6- 1
1
—
preierred (quar.),,,,,.,—
preferred (initial quar.i __________
Copper Co., Ltd —
6- 1
Corp.—
Securities
Car
American
Corp.
6-10
40c
....—
(increased
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
5-13
(quar.
(Columbus)
6%;
Inc.,
30c
30c
2nd
Motor
5-15
Coal
Ben
Omar,
55c
$20c
(quar.)..—
Common
T
75c
Old
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)____
.1,
Lighting & Power Co.,-,.Howard Stores Corp.,
common
(quar.)-,,,
4V*% preferred (quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.,,
Huttig Sash & Door Co.. new com. (initial),
12V2C
(quar.)
Zellerbach Corp.—
Houses.
5-17
5-15
5-1
Houston
—
(quar.)—
International
preferred
Co.
A
6- 1
$1.12V2
(quar.i,
Co.
Hobart
—,
A
Diamond
5-31
6- 1
5-15
Co.—
common
preferred
5-6
5- 8
6-1
6-10
Quarterly
35c
—-
pfd.
Insurance
5-10
25c
Forster
5-17
6-1
(quar.i
4Va%
Co.,
Life
48%c
(accum. I
45c
.
Ltd.—,—
Co.
Crampton Manufacturing Co.,
&
5-31
preffrrcd.
Power
5-15
50C
(quar.i
Cork
Utilities
Glass
Chemical,
Imperial Varnish
(quar.i
(quar.i
Products
5-17
:.i
50c
Co.
5-17
50c
1-
—
Mills,
Co.
5-31
6-31
$2.20
7-10
Telephone—
1
$7.50
common
Casualty
Range
Ohio
5-17
5-20
class A for
extended to
been
Power
5-17
5-31
Ohio
6-
5-15
5-15
5-17
55c
5-31
Ohio State
3-15
t$1.13
10c
t$1.50
(quar.i
Associated
3
11-3
1 *
6-1
6- 1„',_
6-10
8- 1
6-
33%c
_,
preferred
(quar.i:
Nutrine Candy Company—
$1.25
(quar.i
Continental
&
preferred
(initial)
Ltd.—
5-
5-10
11-10
20c
4'/2%
5-17
(quar.)
pfd.
3.90%
Company
Electric
1st
6-
-
(quar.i
Textile
Copper
>#1
6 Vc
75c
(quar.i
(quar.i
exchange
Assurance
*
Havana
Heyden
3V2(/«
common.,
Continental
Dobbs
4
Hazel-Atlas
International
Consolidated
\ 7%
5-
Empire
J
com, (quar.i,
Co.,
6-26
t$l
4%
5-17
5-31
preferred
6-2i
Co.
(quar.),
5-17
5-31
8c
Electric Light,
5-10
Milling & Elevator Co. (quar.)
Coppermines Corp. (irreg.i
Crum
5-15
preference
5-31
6c
Utilities
3
$1.50
stock
Stores,
#4.20
Hartford
Hartford
5-
5-15
Colorado
$4
5-12
4-28
Consolidated
Crown
5-12
1
1
Central
Class
1
5-15
-
I
6-
Colorado
Crown
6-
6-
50C
Power
&
12 Vac
Company
preferred
preferred
Coro,
59C
62 VaC
19.,.
Coca-Cola
4%
1
(entire issue called for redemp¬
June 30 at $52.50 per share plus
common
G%
6-
5-25
dividend).
May
Tobacco
27 VaC
5-10
(quar.i
Company;
#3 class A
tion
5-12
—
—
<s-a>-
preferred
7%
preference
$3
Company
Coca-Cola
Steel
25c
preferred .(quar.i———
Clorox
Railroad
Light
3c
Stock
5-15
5-12
6%
5-18
7-1
(quar.i
com.
preferred series A
conv,
Scotia
6c
Equipment
1
preferred
4.50%
Nova
5-25,
i
•:
35c
———.—35c
Phaimacal Company,
8c
Bond —
Railroad
$3.50
—
•Chrysler Corp. ——a—
dark Equipment Company, com.
(quar.i —
•>
Railroad
4-29
Insurance
Service,1
8c
5-25
5-15
1
5-17
•
—
Life
5c
6-15
6-
5-17
7-13
$1
v/
93 %c
20c
(quar.)
$1.12V2
(quar.i,4.,,——$1.31 V4
preferred
5V4%
Norwich
5-17
5-31
8c
—
6-
5-31
5-31
4V2%
Public
—
\
—-
Northwestern
5-17
5-17
National
Holders
Payable of Reo.
15c
(quar.)
(Minneapolis), common
Common
5-17
5-31
9c
Petroleum
Share
(quar.i
Co.
Greyhound Lines
preierred
(quar.i
Northwestern
When
Per
11c
Mining
6-14
20c
5-31
5-31
10c
—
:
6-14
40c
Engineering
8c
10c
He
Bond
1
;
Co
Belt
Chambersburg
5-17
*
Company
6-28
40c
Soya
Quarterly
Chain
5-31
Priced
$1.12
5-31
7c
Institutional
Investing
Low
30c
com.,
Company
(quar.i
Central Surety & Insurance Co. (Missourii—•
Central
5-17
5-17
•
Machinery
U5c
—
preferred
(quar.i
—
preferred (initial quar.i—.——.
preferred (initial quar.i
„
—
#1.10
5-31
5-31
Bond
5-15
1
5-17
He
Merchandising
Estates, Inc. <s-ai
——
Plrie, Scott & Co., 4Vs% pfd, (quar.i
Carson.
6- 2
3%%
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
..
Refractories
Northland
15c
Administered 1.
6-
1
North
5-17
5-17
7c
t$l
—
Ingersoll-Rand Co.. Ltd
Lamp Co.. Ltd. (quar.i
Canadian
Industrial
$50c
>
(quar.i-
Canadian
General
6- 2
Ltd.—
Ltd.
Foreign Investment Corp.,
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
A
5-29
7-
3
5-17
5-31
.
■■
Pennsylvania RR.
5-31
—-
—1
Food
< quar. I
preferred
(quar.i
Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
5-19
I■
'1*•
American
5-31
—
—
Equipment
6-15
*70c
(quar.i—
common
Canadian
Class
Chemical
Electrical
Fully
(quar.)
Cottons.
Canadian
5- 9
5-20
J37 VaC
Burton-Dixie
Canadian
1
1
i
-
—
66-
*
Name of Company
10c
;
6c
Building
25c
5-31
V;.'!^■■
10c
—
Aviation
30c
Holder$
Payable 0/ Rec.
North
Automobile
5-12
75c
Co
share
8c
5-15
1
6-
Concen¬
&
—
Manufacturing
(F.l
Burkart
'
Inc.—
Agricultural
5-25
50c
37 Vac
(quar.i
Group Securities,
5-19
1
6-
$1.25
—
Buttalo
5-19
6
6-
<
Name of Company
Payable 0/ Res.
25c
When
Per
Holdert
When
r-er
Name of
.
90c
97%c
f$l
6-30
-
6-30
6-9
6-15
5-12
Van
Raalte
Company
'(increased
WJR, The Goodwill Station,
"Walgreen
4%
Company,
preferred
common
(quar.):
—
Inc._,_Jwe.—10c
(quarf*>ril'=?--_
40c
i
-
6-12
5-15
$1
6-15
5-15
Volume 371
Number 4905
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
'
Name of
Company
Mfg. (Wise.), common
preferred (quar.)
;
$3
(quar.)
Will
&
Baumer
Wilsil,
$1
&
Candle
Co.,
New
Grocery
common
A
5%
20c
Woolworth
(P.
W.)
&
6-15
4-28
5-15
Best
5-10
Bethlehem
6-
7%
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
1
7-
3
6-10
$75c
5-25
6-15
1
6-30
$$2.50
6%
Corp.
5-15
6-
8
5-
3
6-15
15c
_
6-
5
Borden
this
week,
these
Bourjois,
Per
A
T
Share
P,
(quar.)
Inc
(increased)
Agnew-Surpass
Stores,
Shoe
Canton
5%
&
$3.50
Gas
5-
$2.50
(s-a)
10-
1
preferred
(quar.)
Alberta Pacific Consolidated
Oils, Ltd—
Alles & Fisher, Inc. (irreg.)___
AllianceWare,
International
Kid
Allied
Stores
4%
Co.
Investing
Corp..
Inc.
Aluminum Co. of Canada
5-
7-20
"American
Business
American
Can
American
Co.
pfd.
Furniture
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
American
Home
American
Investment
Metal
4V%%
preferred
American
News
B
Corp.
of
(monthly).
Illinois
5%
7%
7%
American
Amoskeag Company,
A
1
6-
1
6-
1
5%
pfd.
$5
(s-a)
<s-a)_.
6-24
6-
6-
1
$4
6%
1
6-15
6...
5-15
7-
5
7-
5
6-
1
8-
1
7-21
11-
1
10-21
1-20
-.rn.rn.mm
Extra
75c
(increased)
65c
6%
1st
2nd
6-
1
5-
1
8
Topeka
Imperial
A
(quar.)
Diesel
Mines,
Electric
A
6-,
9-15'
1-2-51
12-15
1
class
A
(quar.)
Caterpillar
4.20%
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
1
5-12
Case
1
6-
7-
1
6-1
5%
6-
1
4-28
Central
6-12
5-15
4%
6-12
5-15
Central
1
preferred
Central
6-16
Central
Louisiana
6-
5-10
Central
Vermont
Ribbon
Hollywood
6-15
5-19
$10c
6-15
5-19
Common
35c
6-
1
5-15
$4.50
£-31
5-16
$1.75
4%%
preferred
Eathurst
Class
Beech
Power &
A
Eeacon
Beck
Co.
(A.
;
Aircraft
Corp.
preferred
Eelding
50c
»
(quar.)
(quar.)
61.50
$1.18%
20c
€-15
5-31
6-
5-17
3
6-29
7-
1
,
6- 9*
6-
9*
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
6-
3
5-10
5-15
Co.
iquar.)___
;___
5-22
0
7-
3
5-31
$$1.75
(quar..
Eeminway
6-
1.
7-
3
5-31
30c
5-15
5-15
6-15
1
6-
1
5-
CO
1
5-
1
4-14
7-
5,(-31
5-22
5-
2
5-22
5-
2
$70c
6-15
5-1.5
170c
12-15
11-15
—
1
7-
125c
,
; .l
.
4%
4%
preferred
Service
5-31
City
Machine
6-
$4.50
Electric
preferred
€-10
3
9-19
'5- &
10c
8-15
10c
11-15
—
a-
»i'
11- o-
5-15
7-15
10-15
6-18
5-20
5-15
i 4-28
Class
Derby
6-
5
8-1.
$1
11-
/
50c
1
6-12
6-17
5-20
7-20
5-29
6%
.
5-15
Dickey
4-28
Dixie
5-10
4-20
$1.05
5-10
4-20
30C
5-
Quarterly
2
6-30
4-28
25c
5-31
6-
5-
17c
5-15
6*15
6-
60c
6-
1
7-
1
6-14
com.
(increased)
5-
6-
9
5-31
6-
1
5-20
5-26
5-
9
25c
_
50c
5-1.5
5-
5 '
5-15
4-17
45C
,
$2
8-
1
7%
1
6-
1
4%
1
6-15
6-12
5-12
40c
——
15c
(quar.)
6-
1
Dun
&
5-15
5-19
5-
com
—
5%
Duplan Corp.
1
7-
1
0-15
1
5-15
East
60C
5-15
4-20
Eastern
$1.12%
7- 1
6-
*
A.)
4-24
5-20
5-
6
6-20
6-
5
50c
5-15
5-
5
8-15
8- 4
11-15
11-
0
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-12
9-
1
8-
8
5-10
4-29
6-26
6-
9
62'/2c
7-
6-
9
20c
1
6-20
9-20
6-15
9-15
5-15
5-
7-31
6-30
5-31
5-17
6-30
6-16
1
1
5-15
$40c
5-23
4-28
$62yzc
6-
(The),
6%
—
Gas
—
5-15
1
$1.75
5-15
5-24
5- 3
6-
1
5-19
7-
1
6-20
5-15
5-
4
5-15
5-
4
35c
5-15
5-
5
1
6-20
50c
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
25c
(quar.)—«
7-
35c
93%c
—
6-10
5-20
S0C
6-
9
5-19
$1.12%
€-30
6-10
10c
5-15
5-
1
10c
—
Ltd.
5-15
5-
1
$1.25
5-15
5-
1
8-
7-20
25c
—
Fuel
1
6-
10c
(quar.)
(s-a)
&
6-
$50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
4-14
15c
Company, common A.
Mines,
5-18
5-15
$25c
1
$1
(initial)
5-15
5-
$lbc
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Sullivan
5-11
6-15
$1.25
common—
common
5-11
5-26
$$1.12%
-
5-26
$$1.50
$37y2C
——
preferred
6-
9
<C.
Common B
;
15c
(quar.)__.._
Bradstreet,
preferred
Dunham
$1.37%
(quar.)
i 5-15
$$1.25
Corp., common
preference (quar.)——.
4 V2 %
$1
;
4-24
Ltd.—-
preferred———
Industries, Inc., common
334%
preferred
(quar.)
Drewry's Ltd.. U. S. A. (quar.)
5-10
6-
4-23
25c
<quar.)_—;.
Company
convertible
Dravo
5-10
$1.25
9
5-15
25c
preferred
4%
7-20
6-
$1
;
Illuminating Co.,
(quar.)__
35C
:
5-
15c
(monthly)
Dresser
common—'
5-10
5-10
$ny2c
—
Drackett
Co.—
Co.,
—
5%
5
5-15
25c
quar.)—.
RR.
—
Mfg. Co. (Indiana)
(quar.)..—
Mines, Ltd.——_—_—
Dominion
1
$1.75
—
6-
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (accum.)
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)——
Donnacona Paper Co., Ltd.,
4V2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Donohue Brothers,
Ltd. (quar.)
Special.
Douglas Aircraft Co. (quar.)
Dow Drug Company, common <quar.)__
5-13
$1.12%
5-10
6-
6-
;■
25c
...
.
:
5-1
5-10
75c
—
5%
4-24
35c
1
66-
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
;
1
,
6
37%c
—
(quar.)
& Anglo Investment Corp.,
preferred (quar.)—;
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
1
5-15
25c
5-
50c
5%
4-29
6-30
45c
v;.:
9-
12- 6
75c
Dominion
6-17
5-31
1
37V2C
Monthly
5-15
6-
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Dominquez Oil Fields Co.
$1
______
A
7-15
22 %c
(quar.)
class
Dodge
5-15
9-18
12-18
35c
(quar.)
Dome
1
1
25c
(quar.)
6-12
5*16
'
6- 6
25c
common
5-15
5-31
30c
9
6- 9
25c
—
Mfg. Co.
1
6-
$1.25
6-
50c
—
S.) Clay
1
7-31
9-10
5-10.:
■
6-19
$37V2c
50c
Company,
7-
$50c
1
35c
._w—
Yard
Dodge & Cox Fund
6-12
i
7-'l^
$3.50
25c
iquar.)_
(quar.)
7-
.
$$1
common
$2.50
7-
6-19"
••.
50c
(quar.)
&
5-31
$1.75
(irreg.)
common
(W.
Cup
75c
50c
Company
iquar.)_—
participating preferred (s-a)——
1
V
50c
Match
Diamond
1
5-31-
50c
Co., class A
voting common (quar.)
Denver Union Stock
10-20
6-
75c
(quar.)
A
Gas
5-10
—
—-——
Derby Oil Co.
50C
(increased)
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Electric (quar.)
(Kansas)——
Detroit-Michigan Stove, 5% pfd.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
<quar.)__
'
7-
10-20^
40c
$17j/2C
Dennigon Mfg.,
.
'$1.12 ML'
$1.12 Mr
B
Delaware Rayon
50c
Service—;
common
7-
9-30
(quar.)
A
4-17
50c
Corp.
'
6-14
,
5-15
(quar.)
& Company, common
f, Special
7%
preferred (quar.)
50c
(quar.)——
Co.,
preferred
Cleveland
5
4-2 U
$1
(quar.)_
Investing
5 Wo
Clearing
class
$2
5-16
—
City Auto Stamping Co
5- 9
c
V"
preferred
1
i
(s-a)
Co.
14-20
2
6-30
10c
preferred (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (Missouri).;—
Curtis Publishing Co., $4. prior pfd.
$7 preferred (accum.)
Curtlss-Wright Corp.,
:
'
$2 class A (quar.)
$2 class A (quar.)—
$$2.35
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Cities
4V2 %
5-35
—
Machine
5-15
6-
$1.75
Curtis
$$1.25
Co., Ltd..
(quar.)
Milling
1
6-
4-11*
5-23*
—
$10C
(increased)
preferred
Cincinnati
9
5-19
6-15
$1.75
—
Clothing,
$25c
.
(quar.)—
Co.
& Electric,
'
5-13
'4-30
.6- 1 1
25c
—
Semi-annual
Curlee
.
$$3.75
i
Gas
(increased
1
6-15
;
Class
Mills,
Company
1
5-12
;
5-15
6-
X
6-
1
6-
6-
4-18
v
,V
4J/z%
(Irreg.)
Bldg., common
preferred
6-
$2
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (s-a)—
Deere
Electric
5-15
$$2
preferred (quar.)
6- 5
6-19
6-10
$50c
^
6- 5
50c.,
(quar.)
>
5-15
6-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.,
5-15
5-15
$20c
Ltd
Extra
5-15
5-15
Sugar
7%
1
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
7%
v--—
■
Co.,
Coal
5-
;____
Cincinnati Gas
$$1.50
7%
Cuban-American
Seal
&
Pass
Forster, 8%
6-
Corp.
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
pfd.
1.
Cork
Nest
&
1
93 %C
(quar.).._
com.
1
6-19
$$1.25'
—_————
t25c
Service,
5-31
$50c
S.) Shoe Corp., 4%%
6-
$50c
Ltd...
5-20
$62 %c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
$$1.12%
(quar.)__
—
6-30
Paper, Ltd.—
Mfg. Co., 6%
Crum
common
6-10
75c
(quar.)
Crows
6-
5% pfd. (quar.)__
Co., Ltd.
25c
common
Crown
5-25
5-19
6-
$$1
;
70c
———
(quar.)
Co.,
4-29
9
6-20
50c
Co., Inc.,
(quar.)
$32 %C
Culver
Copper -Co.—
Chilton
(quar.)
5-15
Cork & Seal
preferred
$$1.50
Chile
Oil
$2
'
6-13
Manufacturing
Crown
4-29
$15c
—
9-12
Barnsdall
4-29
com. A
Investment
Trust,,
1
Eates
4-29
5-15
X
6-
$37yac
:
6-15
6-
6- 1
$12c
—
Dayton Power & Light Co.
1
Ltd.—
5-15
(quar.)
1
6-
..;
;
.i:
5-10
1
7-
6-
6-15
75c
Imperial Mills, Ltd
Company, 3%% preferred-(quar.)—
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
27 %C
6-
$1.13
30c
Crane
5-5
7-
(W.
5%
preferred
5-25
62>/2c
Cosmos
4-29
6-
10-
Barber
4-29
5-10
125c
63/4C
Savings
9
5-19
;6-15
50c
common...
1
——
Ltd.
Ltd.,
5-15
Co-
_
Public
Co.,
Davis Leather Co.,
8Y4C
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
6-
Box
5-31
(quar.)
&
5-15
15c
Paper
6-19
(quar.)
Trust
1*
7-..1
75C
Co.,
7-
preferred
National
6-
5-" t>
6-15
$15c
preferred
7-
preferred
(quar.)
H.) Company
Steel
conv.
*$2
conv.
America
t
6- 9
1
1
5-22
.6-15
25c
(quar.)
common
l$1.12,/2
conv.
Association
■
25C
(quar.)
Corrugated
$25c
7%
■
preference
6-30
Ltd.—
7%
Steel Corp.
77-
-$1.13
3iy4c
-I
—
50C
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—
$12'/2C
1
10c
—
5%
25C
West
4-24
quar.)
prior
(quar.)
7-28
(quar.)—________
South
Century
(increased
Paint & Varnish,
$3
pfd.
$$3.50
$75c
common
Public
Common
Inc
5-
•
Foundry Co., common
preferred (quar.)—
5-10
Ltd.—
"5-19
1
6-
—...
Co., 4'/2%
(initial)
5-15
$20c
pfd.
Central
&
Co.
6-15
$2GC
Natural
Co.,
6-30
1
Cook
5-12
(quar.)
Gin
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.50
$6C
7
33c
(accum.)
Products,
Illinois
6-15
6-15
u,
1
75c
com.
(quar.)
iquar.)_
^
Corporate Investors Ltd., class A (Increased)
Company (quar.)
Tractor Co., common
56'Ac
(increased)
10-
6-10
preferred
Coffee
Copperweld
&
Knitting
7-
Co.—
Co.,
10-28
5%
J
.
Food
$1
.
Cook
7
$10C
preferred
$2
common
Continental
7
3
Shares, Ltd.,
preferred
I.) Company,
(J.
7%
Catelli
$1.50
(s-a)
7
7-
6-
Corporation
8
6-
710-
6-
__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co. (quar.)
8
6-
6-
40c
4-28
4%
6-
1
1
93 %c
5-15
Quarterly
6-
7-
7-
5^" 5
(Interim)
com.
1
Quarterly
M.)
30c
-4-28
(quar.)
1
—
Cos., Ltd
Utilities, Ltd.,
Western
Co.,
62 %C
pfd.
Oil
(A.
5-10
1
5-20
Corp. (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.—
7-28
Canadian Western Lumber
Carrier
4-17
5-31
Commercial
62 %C
Foundry
—.
preferred
Can
$3.75 -preferred
7-28
—
—
6-30
6-
Continental
Continental
6-
(quar.)—
International
Canadian
.
.
5-15
Ltd., (quar.)
Alcohol Co., Ltd.—
Insurance
Ltd., 5%
6-
,
V
500
$1.12 Va
(quar.)—
com;
(quar.)
preferred
10-28
$50c
Ltd.
—
Canadian
•
,
;
of America,
6-
(quar.)
Class B
$1.75
—
Building
of
5
<quar.)__
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
Chicago Medical. Arts Building—
Chicago Yellow Cab Co.——
Eank
5
5-
a
(quar.)
...
Co., Ltd., class A 60c (quar.)——
Cooper Bessemer Corp., com. (quar.)———
$3 prior preferred
—
$1.30 pref.
class A
Industrial
Class A
1
Baltimore Porcelain
5
5-
1
4%
$40c
4j/2%
preference
(quar.)
Canadian General Electric Co.,
Celtic
(quar.)
Products
Ltd.,
Breweries,
6-30
40c
(quax.)_
Common
Allied
5-
1
6-
since
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock, Ltd., com.
Common
(Irreg.)
Canadian Food Products, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
$1.50
—
Engine
1
6-
>:
Corp.
12 %C
Canadian
Castle
Co.—
Ry.
6-
—
Conv.
5-20
5-15
$37 Vac
....
$1.12 ya
$1.12%
—
Ltd.
Extra
5-19
$1.75
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Service
Co..
Carpenter Paper Co.,
$1.50
—
(Conn.)
preferred
preferred
Aunor Gold
Foils,
+30c
r_
Fe
5
preferred
20c
payment
preferred (quar.)
Wyant & Cannon
1
25c
•
Railroad,
Series
5%
5-15
6-30
$50o
—
Cooksville
California Water Service, 4.40%
5.30% preferred (quar.)_
Canadian
7%c
.
(quar.)
Sar.ta
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
1
Atlantic Coast Line
non-cum.
Co.
6-
10-
(accum.)
&
(s-a)__
6-15
7%C
(quar.)
preferred
1
$40c
4%
Co.
Balfour
5-17
6-15
Atlantic Coast Line
Avon
6-15
6-
com.
6-
Packing Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$10c
1st preferred
Atchison,
Class
1
6-15
1
„—
7%
Auto
6-
7-
7-
Associated Telephone & Telegraph
$6 1st preferred
taccum.)
Atlas
6-15
6-15
Dry Goods Ccrp.,
preferred
(quar.)
Container
31c
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.
$4.52
5-15
1947
Jackson
Canadian
4-28
(quar.)
Associated
Byron
Canadian
7%c
preferred
Corp.,
First
(accum.)
preferred
5-31
(quar.)
conv.
Carpet Co.
7%
5-15
4-28
(quar.)
6%
Asbestos
15.
4-24
1
(quar.)
Artloom
5-19
V,
1
4130
(s-a)—
A
$40c
93 %c
preferred
8-15
——
Brothers, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
i
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., com.
1
1
(quar.).
preferred
1
—
:—
4 Va %
6-15
30c
5-15
1
9-
5-15
5-12
6-
v
Ltd.,
—
1
87 %c
Butler
6-
6-
1
class
6-15
B
1
$1.25
5;l
6-
v
;
Theatres, Ltd.—
(Irreg.).———
Consumers Glass Co.* Ltd..
Consumers Power Co., com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
50c
-;$i
87 %c
87Vac
(quar.)
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Burry Biscuit Corp.—
7
6-
'
5-15
'.
;
preferred
1
6-15
Consolidated
,'5r-15
.
$40c
7-
5-10
5%
5-15
6-15
1
6-
53c
>,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
6-
,t
$1
25c
com.
9- 0
12- 9
$50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills,
5-15
6-15
preferred
6-
37%c
—
A
6-
$15c
conv.
5%
6-28
6-20
$$1.12%
(ouar.)
com.
(quar.)
B
Canadian
(quar.)
4-15
6-15
oc
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Burns & Company, Ltd.—
15c
6%
7%
It
4)4%
25c
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
$1.50
7
6-10
6-15
'
preferred
$$1
Co., Ltd._
,.' 5-15
5-19
20c
(quar.)
com.
conv.
25c
preference
Corp-,
preferred
$15c
„
:
5-11
'
20c
;
Canadian Car & Foundry eo.,
Common
tquar.)—
$1.50
(quar,)
Retail Stores,
.
~.r
_
Canadian
5-10
5-
'
Consolidated
5c
5-31
'
1
Paper
15c
5-25
7-1
75c
Consolidated
Corp.
Co.
1
12-15
;v
,
40c
5
(quar.)
Line Co.
Ltd..
Mills
(quar.).
5-
-
5-15
$$2
(quar.)
6-
common
Liquidating
Canada Safeway, Ltd. 4%%
Canada Steel
Products, Ltd
5
Laundries
pfd.
Y.
Natural Gas
$30c
1
5-
Consolidated
6%
N.
Lithograph Mfg. Co., Ltd.—.—
1
4-20
6-
56 J4c
(quar.)
Co.
Consolidated
$7%c
.
Co
Co.
Power,
Edison
Consolidated
1
(ouar.)—
66-
Power
River
8
6-
Canada Malting Co., Ltd
5-31
Connecticut
Connecticut
5-
6-
5-15
1
5-15
$$2
6-1
1
5-
6-
$$2.
ii
%
5-15
75c
.
-
X
9-30
9
(Toronto)—
5-18
Canada North West Land Co., Ltd.—
Mfg.,
conv.
Falls
3V2%
May
5-
8
40c
(accum.)
Corp.
7-10
50%
Incubator,
pfd.
5-15
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
6-
25c
...
5
6-14
preferred
Mills
Confederation Life Association
1
Class
4-20 "
5c
Corp
7-10
$1.50
iaccum.)
5-24
6-14
7%
International
.
$7%c
Pipe
5-15
5-15
$1.06 V*
—
50c
(quar.)
Fund,
5-
6-10
1
(Ohio)
-1 Od
.
(increased)
Co.
Mills, Ltd., class A
Class
Co.
lOd
dividend
Hills
6-13
6-
tb
Consolidated
5-
5-26
$1.50 1-31-51
(quar.)
preferred
Artkraft
2
$1.50
Development
Co.,
3
30c
preferred
Corp. (increased)
Armstrong Cork Company, com.
preferred
Rubber
Class
Insurance
50c
Company $6 pfd.
Canada Cement
75C
Steel
$3.75
7
Campbell,
$2.25
(quar.)
preferred
7
6-
5-
30c
—
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
Armcc
6-
3
6-10
12%c
<s-a)_
Co., Inc
(quar.)
Edison
3
7-
5-15
$7
-
preferred
convertible
7-
6-20
75c
:
common-
Argus
4%%
7-31
California Electric Power Co., com.
60c
Inc.,
common
Anglo-Newfoundland
Arizona
4-29
1
California
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
1
9-
Mutual Life
Distillers
B
6-30
183/4C
Semi-annual
Cone
——
(s-a)
preferred
6-
&
1
$1
(annual)
Anchor Post Products, 6%
6% preferred (quar.)
6%
4
5-29
5
50c
Co
Ampco Metal, 6%
6-
9
Canada
common
Refining Co.,
Works
$4.50 preferred
1
6-
Columbus
Ltd.—
—
5-
$1.75
Co.,
Co.,
Water
6-
'$$1
(Initial)
5-
Sanitary
Foundries
Tobacco
$25c
A
1
1
50c•
iquar.)
Commonwealth
4-28
6-
Co.
Columbia Gas System, Inc. (quar.)i
Columbia Pictures Corp. $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Commonwealth Telephone Co. $5 pfd.
Concord Gas (New Hampshire)—
5-15
6-15
1.
1
5-15
6-15
.
1
$1.25
(increased)
preferred
Thread
5-22
6-15
Carbon
8-
4-20
Corp.—
6-
—
(quar.)
5-10
25c
American Smelting &
American
1
Columbian
5- A
11-
.
5-15
50c
B7YzC
■
(quar.)
5-
5.28%
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
5-15*
5-15
$1
Standard
Shipbuilding
Steel
1
1
Iron
5-15
30c
&
Seating Co.
non-cum.
6-
6-
37 %c
Co
American
1
37%c
preferred
preferred
American
6-
&
preferred
5-15
(quar.)
Co
10c
common
American
6-10
6-
pfd.
25c
Chemical, class A (quar.)
Radiator
Corp.,
1*
100%
(bi-monthly)
(quar.)
Pulley
5
Ltd.,
Co.
non-cum.
5
5-
6-
10c
preferred A (quar.)__
American President Lines, Ltd.—
American
5-
5-15
Fuel
conv.
$$2
3We
.,
$1.12%
5-15
$3
Cordage Co., Ltd.,
Burlington
3
37y2c
(quar.)
5%
1
1
'
Common
5
6-12
Colorado
912-
25c
.
4-28
5-10
1
'125c
V;
(quar.)
$50c
$1.25
$4
American
6-
Co.—
(quar.)
American Potash &
Class
Co.
1
5-25
4-20*
75c
tquar.)_
Company (stock dividend).
Mutual Fund, Inc. (initial)
American
5-15
5•
5c
pfd.
Meter
American
6-15
25c
Products
Co.,
5-15
6-
18c
B
Buckeye
5-15
5-20
5c
Co.
Derrick
American
5-31
60c
Colgate-Palmolive Peet, common
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
Co.—
(S-a)
Bearing
Bullock
5-15
5c
5-18
1
Buckeye
5-29
$1.25
(initial)
common
1
1
1
■4%
6-
6-13
4-20
6-
135c
9 V
Buck
5-16
15c
;
New
1
50c
(quar.)
&
6-
6-
Extra
5-15
5-15
$35c
■
5-
Class
5-17
87 %c
—
(quar.)
Extra
Hoist
6-10
6-10
"75c
American Hide & Leather, 6%
American
5
70c
(quar.)___
Cable
3
5-
40c
Shares
Chain &
American
5%
5-
5
15C
68 %c
4-20
$30c
(quar.)
6-
Bruck
""
American Automobile Insurance Co. (St.
Louis)
Quarterly * <_____
American Barge Line Co.___
Corp.,
1
6-
(quar.)___
6-
6-16
£-15
(quar.)
...
5-
Stock
6-14
6-
Common
5-15
Brown
5-15
1
$25C
(quar.)
6-
Common
5-
6-15
1
.>■.
5-15
4-29
7-
$60c
pfd.
1
5-15
25C
5-12
5-25
b-16
7-
5-10
,
Ltd.—
6-20
Brown
8
30C
(quar.)
4%
r
6-15
.___
Bosch
3
1
5Cc
1
———
Co.,
(quar.)
5-15
——
5-16
7-
$20c
(quar.)
Plow
25c
Brooklyn Union Gas Co
4-28
5-15
(quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd.
Alpha Portland Cement Co.
Amerex Holding Corp.
is-a)_
American Airlines, Inc. 3%% pfd.
American
5,
75c
$1
Company
Laboratories,
5-15
4
37 %C
(quar.)
com.
preferred ! I quar.)
Alloy Cast Steel
Allied
5-10
10c
6-
pref.
$1.50
Ordinary bearer (final)
Ordinary registered (final)
Brockway Motor Co.
5-10
5-
40C
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-10
5-16
Common
British-American Tobacco, Ltd.—
5-22
$2c
•
Allied
1
Cockshutt
of Vancouver, Ltd.—
$25c
(irreg.)
$25c
(trreg.)
British-American Oil Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_
$25c
3%%
preferred (quar.-)_—
:
0.234375
3
25c
Inc.
Allied
6-
$1.20
2
5-11
1
(quar.)
Common
$-19
87 %c
8
6-
5-12
•
1
$1.12 y2
Common
Corp.—"
prior
5-
1
1
.
1
66-
20c
(quar.)
75c
Brewers
Youngstown RR.—
preferred
Alabama
1
A
7-
1
6-
20c
—
$12'/2C
Class
5-23
6-
Class
6-
1
50c
Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
00c
6-
Holder a
Payable of Rec.'
87V2C
——_
T^..;
(monthly)_—
common
preferred
conv.
(quar.)—
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co.,
4-27
6-12
$15c
4-25
4%%
Cochran
—
Special
8
5-15
40c
___
Ltd.
Rubber
<&
Semi-annual
5-
4-29
5-15
Inc.,
Common (monthly)
4-29
75c
(quar.)
—J—
Company, Ltd..class A
Class
Rolderg
5-15
25c
Acme Steel Company
Akron
When
(quar.)
com.
& Company
$2.75
Roller
Bowes
Payable of Rec.
20c
5-15
5-15
47
—
(quar.)
guaranteed
$1.75
(quar.).
Inc.
5-19
1
RR
guaranteed
Foods,
When
Share
Pittsburgh
7%
Clinton
50c
(quar.)—
Hose
6-
Company
&
4%
7-14
.
$5c
(quar.)
(Sidney)
5-15
7-31
$25c
(quar.)
(increased).
common
Cleveland
'
——
Carpet Co.,
preferred
Brantford
Vending Corp.
Corp.,
Woven
Bower
being given in the
Name of Company
1
—
(Philadelphia), commnn
Common
preceding table.
ABC
6-
$3
Company < quar.) ——
Fund, Inc. (increased quar.)„______
Boston
Below we give the dividends announced in
previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced
Steel
Per
Name of
5-15
Inc.—
_____—
(quar.)
preferred
6%
dends
Company
Boston
(quar.)
—
Blumenthal
5-15
6-30
a3%
$1.06 y4
(s-a)——
Associates,
(John) & Sons, Ltd., class A
&
Blauner's
Ltd.—
_
1
35c
.Class B
1
7-
56y4c
6-
Quarterly
Bertram
v
5-15.
20c
Co.,
6%" pref, <s-a)___
Youngstown Steel Car
5-31
1
Company—
com.
(incieased)-—
preferred (s-a)_
non-cumulative
Spinning
6-
25c
(quar.)
Winnipeg Electric Co.,
Fine
;
Corp., $6 preferred
Boldert
Payable of Rec.
12 %c
(quar.)—
Beneficial
Berkshire
5-15
100%
(initial»
.
4%%-, preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
5-15
7-
$25c
Lovett
4»/4%
When
Shore
5-15
-
6-15
25c
;
Company
Bell & Howell, common
4-20
1
1
(reduced.)
Inc—
Ptr
Name of
4-20
1
66-
Ltd.
Winn
5-
75c
.
Co.
H older•
1
$1.50
Coal Co.
<resuiqed)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
;
Wheeling Steel Corp. (stock dividend)—.
Mfg.
5-
75c
_
Westmoreland
Lace
When
Payable of Rec.
75c
West Jersey & Seashore RR. (s-a)
Western Auto Supply Company < quar.)
Wilkes-liarre
■
Share
Walker
(1927)
5-25
4-29
$1.50
5-15
5- 9
1
Associates—
(accum.)
—
—
1
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1928)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Eastern
Massachusetts
6%
preference
1st
Street
A
Electrographlc
Stock
j__
Corp.
Paso
6-
9
5-19
6-
1
25C
(quar.)
Gas, common
preferred
<quar.)_
2nd
5-16
5-18
33y3%
preferred
$4.25
4-24
6-15
25c
——.
Natural
4(4%
1
5-22
$25c
$4.25 2nd preferred
4
6-
1
6-30
6-16
Hibbard,
1
5-18
6-
1
5-18
$1.0614
6-
1
5-18
Monthly
Hines (Edward)
$1.06'4
6-
1
5-18
Hires
25c
6-
1
5-12
(1950 series)
(quar.)
7-15
6-28
Holt
7-15
6-28
tcfliar.).
Ely tc Walker Dry Goods Co., com.
7%
1st
preferred
(s-a)
6%
2nd
preferred
—
(s-a)
—
Monthly
$1
class
A
$1
class
A
$$25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Empire District Electric
5%
preferred (quar.)
B
10-14
9-29
1
5-15
$1.25
6-
25c
$1.50 conv. prior pfd.
(quar.)
Derrick & Equipment—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co. (initial quar.)
Erie Railroad Co.,
$5 preferred A
(quar.)_—
$5 preferred A (quar.)—$5 preferred A (quar.)—
5-15
4-28
5-15
4-28
4-28
Eversharp, Inc. (resumed)
Faber, Coe & Gregg, common
Fairbanks
Morse
Co.
&
6-30
6%
1
5-10
Horn
$1.25
6-
1
5-12
Hudson
$1.25
9-
1
8-11
$1.25
12-
1
11-10
Brewing
4(4%
5%
—
25c
5-14
50c
r:
—
(quar.)
6-
50c
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
Farmers
1
5-
9
Quarterly
Quarterly
Federal
Insurance
Insurance Co.
of Canada
(s-a)
Federal-Mogul Corp.
25c
Ferro
56
(quar.)———
(quar.)
Corp-—
Screw
Works
Enamel
Corp
Firestone Tire &
Co.
(Newark)
Power
4.90%
Ford
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
of
25c
Canada, class A
Co.,
Ltd.,
Kleiser
Company
Foster-Wheeler Corp.,
6% prior preferred
(quar.)
Steel
6%
6%
preferred
Extra
_
Wood
Idaho
5
4-22
4-17
1
6- 6
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_______
A
___________
(s-a)
Outdoor
Inc.,
Portland
General
Public
Steel
Gentry,
pfd.
(quar.)
General
General
3%%
Corp.
5-22
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
Cement
5-
10-
1
Granby
2
6-
Class
9-15
5-15
5-10
International
Resistance
5-19
International
Silver
6-10
6-19
9-11
8-21
12-20
12-
1
Investors Selective
5-15
5-
5
Investors
5-15
International
5-
7-
6-19
1
5-15
1
5-
5-12
Iowa
1
5-12
7%
Wares, Ltd.,
Common
(quar.)
5-15
4-14
5-15
4-17
Johnson
the issues
Hajoca
Corp.
are
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Steel
Corp.,
(quar.)..
(quar.)—
Johnson
5-31
5-16
5%
preferred
&
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
6-15
5-15
Kawneer
6-15
5-15
Kayser
6-
1
5-
5
&
3.8%
h
50c
25c
10%
^s-a)
90c
6-
1
5-12
5-26
5-
8
5-26
5-
8
5-15
5-
5
A
Johnson
preferred
4%
Kerr-Addison
&
_
:
__
$1.25
40c
12-10
12-
1
Beneficial
$5
prior
7-
Kress
preferred
1
5-25
6-20
6-
8-
1
7-18
>: 7-
1
6-30
6
20c
20c
65c :
common
10-
' 7-1
2
9-30
$1.25 A,
50C
(S.
S.)
6-
2
6-
6-30
6-12
4 (4 %
2
6-10
5-19
4'A %
preferred A
preferred A
6-
1
5-
1
t35c
9-
1
8-
1
12-
1
11-
1
H.)
6%
Mfg.,
1st
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
6-30
6-16
6-15
6-
(interim)—
Ltd.
$20c
6-28
5-31
40c
6-15
5-31
quar.)
50c
5-31
8-
1
7-14
6-
1
5-16
r
10c
•6-20
6-10
10c
6-15
5-17
30c
6-26
6-
$1.25
5-25
5-10
8c
5-20
6-12
5-23
50c
6-
1
5-10
9
(quar.)
11.12'A
6-27
6-21
$1.12'A
9-26
9-20
(quar.)
$1.12'A
12-28
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.50
6-
1
5-15
L'Aiglon Apparel,
6-
1
5-15
La Salle
8c
Inc.
Extension
(quar.)
University—
10c
6-
1
7-
1
5-10
5-10
5-10
Quarterly
10c
1-10-51
12-27
6-10
5-10
1
5-10
6-15
5-26
6-15
5-26
50c
25c
$1
50c
—I ~
-i-I—IIIII
_.
on
the
class A
and
(payable in class A)-—
(initial quar.)
Company,
common
(quar,)—!
pfd.
Co
common
Inc.
Co.,
6-
1
5-15
6-30
6-10
Ltd.
6-30
6-10
5-16
pfd.
(quar.)
Lanston
50c
6-
1
5-11
Lees
7-20
7-
$1.3772
8-
1
7-20
11-
1
10-20
5-15
6-
5-
1
5-15
5-25
5
Monotype Machine
Secord
Fabrics,
Candy
Co.
Shops,
(James)
&
Leitch
Gold
6-
.
6-15
3-31
5-15
6-15
1
5-
6-
6-15
6-1
6-10
1
6-
1
5-
3
5-15
5-
6-
5-15
5-15
r
1
4-24
5-10
6-20
6-20
1
11-15
.5-15
8-
5-
7-
1
1
7-3
6-15
1
5-24
7-
3
6-19
10-
50c
3-19
.
40c
5-
of
1
5-
6-
1
5-
5-
5
15c
5-15
5-
1
25c
6-15
5-25
5
5-15J;
4-28
Y.)—
$1.62'A
6-
1
3772c
7-
1
5-15
— —
.
10c
6-15
5-31
30c
(quar.)
6-12
5-29
5-29
5-15
5-
1
15C
•
6-12
$5c
—
L_________—
Stern & Co.,
472%
preferred (quar.)
472% preferred (quar.)—
472 % preferred (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products
Mid-Continent
Mid-West
5-15
5-
5
Petroleum
8%
Products,
Oil
5-15
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
$2
7-
1
6-13
5-18
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-15
Reclaiming—
Ltd
$15C
5-10
4-26
30c
5-15
?4-28
$1.37'A
5-15
4-28
37'Ac
5-15
4-28
70c
pfd. (quar.)_^
Mining & Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)
6-30
25c
6-12
5-22
;
2nd
Pipe
Mitchell
(J.
Mitchell
5-31
(Robert)
S.)
$1
Co.,
Company,
common
Ltd.
(increased)
6-12
40c
.
Line
6-16
5-26
7-
6-15
5-22
3
Company, Ltd.—
$50c
Ltd.
6-15
5-15
$50c
Containers,
12-15
11-15
$4
$50c
Mills, Ir.c
Society, 5'A%
Carpet
preferred
B
Co.,
6-
2
5-20
$25c
Loan
6-
2
5-20
6-
9
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
5-25
38%C
6-
1
5-23
50c
6-
1
5-10
$1
6-
1
5-10
(quar.)
com.
iquar.)
$3
participating
Motor
6-
4-19
Motor
Products
Wheel
Motor
$20c
5-15
5-15
5-
6-
5-15
2
1
5-31
5-19
6-
5-
1
1
5-25
5-10
6-
1
5-15
30c
1
5-26
59 %c
T
6-30
6-15
60c
5-10
4-15
20c
5-31
5-17
iquar.)_
25c
5-31
5-15
(quar.)
50c
5-15
Corp.
Co
tquar.)
6-
9
6-
1
5-
t
8
Producers
2
6-10
5-17
lc
5-31
5-10
10c
Mountain
5-
.
40c
(quar.)
(s-a)_
5-31
5-10
35c
Munson Line, Inc. new com. (initial)
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
$2
conv.
Muter
class
Company
This
stock
dividend
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
being
basis
placed
on
beginning
6-15
5-15
35c
6-15
5
15
50c
5-
6
4-25
37'Ac
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
i
50c
100%
r
5-15
5-15
5-
1
quarterly
a
June
30.
5-10
Mutual
Chemical
Co.
of
America—
$2c
5-15
4-28
6%
preferred
40c
(quar.)
6-15
5-19
6%
preferred
<quar.)__
$0.0258
5-15
4-29
6%
preferred
(quar.)
25C
5-15
4-17
Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
$1
Libby, McNeill & Libby (s-a)—.
1
6-
6-10
5-24
50c
Lexington Trust Fund
5-
6-15
11- 4
35c
—
5-15
40C
Co., common
Corp.
Corp.
Diablo
75c
37%c
(quar.)
Mills
Paper
Finance
Mount
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills, common
preferred (quar.)
Mosinee
5
Lines
Paper
Morrison-Knudson
5
37'Ac
preferred
Moore-McCormack
Morris
6-10
5-19
National
Acme
National
Alfalfa
$1.50
6-28
6-15
$1.50
i
9-28
9-21
$1.50
12-28
12-21
-
6-30
k
5-15
5-15*
5-15
5-
$1.25
5-15
6- 3
1
Llbby-Owens-Ford
Glass
Co
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Life
Savers
(So.
Carolina)—
30c
___.
Corp.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
.
(quar.)
7-
1
6-22
5 %
,
preferred
■.
5-26
6-16
$$1.25
Semi-annual
Mohawk
.
5-15
20c
Modern
.
5-15
4c
(s-a)
•,
7-15
7-
50c
Minneapolis-Moline Co., common—.
$5.50 1st pfd.
<qurr.)____
$4 preferred
1
50c
(s-a)__
common
Mining Corp. of Canada,
Minneapolis Gas Co..
conv.
1
8-
50c
(quar.)
6-
50c
(quar.)
:
Rubber
Minnesota
6-15
$50c
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Company,
preferred
$1.50
75c
;
5c
Ltd.
common
preferred
preferred
Midwest
5-19
(quar.)
Corp.,
Extra
8%
6-12
(quar.):
non-cum.
Midwest
8-21
11-20
20c
Corp.
Co.
8
1
.
5-18
8-31
11-30
Co.
Grain
Steel
5-31
$1.1272
$1.12'A
Pacific
&
$2
$1.12%
—
Abrasive
Midland
5- 3
6-15
.
4-28
5-15
.
Michaels
5-
6-
.
5
1
35c
Canada, Ltd
.
.
1
6-
$1.75
<N.
1
50c
__—______
Co.
66-
■
$1.06'A
—
Company
12-19
4-2-51
.
.
9-18
1-2-51
50c
$50'Ac
(quar.)
common
2
50c
Assurance
.
6-14
5-31
;
.
.
5-20
•7-
$1
.
.
1
6-15
50c
(quar.)
i
5-15
1
$50c
,
.
.
6-10
6-
12-
12'Ac
—
,
.
5-12
1
7-
$3
tquar.)
,
3
5-31
$37'Ac
(s-a)
v
5-15
:
5-15
40c
(quar.)
■
Co._
5-20
1
..
5-19
5
10c
Co.
43A %
<■£'6-
;
1
5-15
5c
____________—
Brewing
8-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-28
:
6-15
7c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
6'A % preferred (quar.)
Messenger Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
5-
5c
Sons
Mines, Ltd
.
5-10
,
5c
(initial)
Co., Inc.
Fire
Increased
8-15
30c
__
Company
Corp.
preferred (quar.)-,_—_—
5-15
$1
(quar.)
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Leslie Salt
7%
11-15
25c
Ltd
Inc.
5-19
7-15
5-25
6
25c
Inc. (quar.)_..
Bleachery & Dye Works
Lansing Company (quar.)
Lansing Stamping Co. (quar.)____
Lea
5-15
.
5-10
5-15
35c
______
Mercantile Stores Co.,
Merchants
25c
Bryant,
Laura
2
(quar.)__
Lanett
5- 3
7'Ac
.
$12c
r'
Lane
6-
$1
10c
,
Quarterly
5-15
10c
(irreg.)
$$1.75
.
5-15
25c
(quar.)_iS._____
5%
1
37'Ac
(quar.),
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.,
5-15
6-10
6-
25c
(quar.)
;
Landis Machine Co.
1
6-30
1
15c
$40c
(quar.)
5-15
1
6-12
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
6-
40c
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
6-
7%
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Lithographing Co..
6-
Common
Ltd.—
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co
Lamaque
Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
$1.37'A
Company 5'A%
Hastings Manufacturing
$1
15c
*
Co.,
25c
5%
common.
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories
6%
preferred (quar.)
!
6-
class B
Handmacher-Vogel
Pilot,
6-10
$1
California, cl. A (quar.)
Extra
Powder
9-30
25C
IllIIH—
Haverty Furniture
10-10
125C
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
preferred
6-30
10c
13c
(quar.)
(M. A.)
7-10
Quarterly
17c
IIIIIIIIII
IOC
5
the Woods Milling,
lv
5
5-10
■
Moody's Investors Service—
Quarterly
6-
of
Frank
&
Monroe
6-20
Lake
6-
5-
5-15
25c
>
com.
Monsanto Chemical
4-28
6-10
5-15
25c
Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Mead
Corporation, common
> 474%
preferred (quar.)
4% 2nd preferred (quar.) __—_———
6-15
1
.
•
..
$50c
preferred
5%
5-
5-15
■■
5
4-24
$5c
—
Mclntyre
12-20
Co
5-
(
5-15
$5
Ltd
Semi-annual
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15:
$1.25
4-29
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Heater
6-15
$1
10c
__
.
6-15
25c
Mines,
common
(quar.)_
1
<
85c
Co.
6-
.7-15
.
.
'
Ltd., preferred
Missouri-Kansas
& Company
Kroger Company,
Kysor
5-29
25c
series_________
preferred A
*35c
1
v
(quar.)
(increased
Company
6-16
Co.,
(L.).
Midland
(quar.)
interest
1
(S.
7-
6-12
1
3
y2c
(s-a)
(increased)
Bonding & Insurance
Common
Metz
Fund—
50c
preferred
of
Year-end
Stock dividend
Si
Knickerbocker
*35c
~"~~
;
conv.
1
1
4% %
"2
"__II
__ZZ_ZIZ~
Year-end
5V4%
'm'mimm
37'AC
convertible
Harris (A.)
6-
Kroehler
Co., Ltd
Watch Co., common
shares
5-
4-28
6-10
$1.25
Cementing
6-
60C
933Ac
-
_______
5-15
Kresge
(s-a)__
■
$1
Mines,
Wire
&
Extra
5-15
tl2'Ac
Cotton
B
10-19
1
5-
25c
Co.
Extra
Kingan & Co., 4% preferred (quar.).
Kings County Lighting Co. (quar.)_
Kingsburg Cotton Oil Co
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
Kinney (G. R.) Company, common (quar.)_
40c
common
"—II
Extra
1
95c
Company
Gold
Steel
25c
(quar.)
Ltd
Hancock Oil Co.
Class
11-
40c
56'Ac
_—
Extra
Hamilton
10-19
5-
:$3c
Oil
—___.
Aircraft,
Mica
Co.
(Julius)
Realization,
Michaels Brothers
(quar.)
(quur.)
preferred
Keystone
(quar.)
Mines,
Hamilton
7-19
1
Kansas City Power & Light—
25c
Insurance Co.,
Well
1
11-
5-
5-15
15c
(quar.)_^
".
Magnesium Products
Common
Meyer-Blanke
«
—,
5-
$1
Quarterly
Hallnor
7-19
be¬
.
75c
Halliburton Oil
1
8-
—
shown above
5-26
$1.25
Dredge & Dock Co.
Co.
8-
37'Ac
—
5-30
1
Marine
Meier
(quar.)
Oil Refining
15c
(quar.)
common
1
3772c
5-16
Stores
Water
6-
4-29
I
6-12
10'Ac
(quar.)
4-20
6-
12'Ac
(quar.)
5-22
5-12
14c
<quar.)____
6-15
5-26.
1
25c
(quar.)
Common
5-22
6-12
17'Ac
common, ;(quar.)
Common
—
Quarterly
Jones & Laughlin
Corp.,
preferred
Common
Island-^-
Knitting Mills, 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Company, common (quar.)
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Henke
of Rhode
25c
Corp
Hackensack
Hercules
6-12*
5%
9
•
5
6-
10c
________
25c
(s-a)._
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of
Canada, Ltd.
Common (quar.)__
6%
6-30
Marathon
5-10
16c
..
6-21
12'Ac
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd
5-19
5-10
1
$25c
;
(quar.)
6-
16c
Inc.-..___-__.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Shirt
1
1
5-
7-
75c
5% pfd. (accum.)__
(P. R.)
Company (quar.)
Company,' common
1
6-
1
25c
Gold
6-
50c
Fund, Inc
Tea
33A%
Lake
Red
6-
25c
6-
50c
(quar.)__
Maine Central RR.,
7- 3
"
$25c
pfd.
6- 9
1
Jantzen
Madsen
McAleev Mfg.
3
5-23
25c
Macwhyte Company
McBrine
7-
Jewel
2-20
6-10
'
5-
$51.00
1
9
Woodworking Co.
Mines, Ltd
10c
preferred C—
1
6-
M
Macassa
4-25
new
5-10*
&
Consolidated
M.
&
5-10
ing offered new common ($5 par), and
4.80%
preferred
($50 par)
in
ex¬
change for outstanding securities.
5- 5
1
M
& M.
J.
M.
6-
1
of
$1.00 3-10-51
Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)______
Massey Harris Co., Ltd. (quar.)___
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
8-22
11-21
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Metal Products, common
$1.50
——_
common
9
9
conv.
McDonnell
____.
912-
(quar.)__
Inc.
Lynch Corporation (increased)
Lyons Finance Service, class A
42c preferred
(quar.)-.
5-22
1
5-19
common
5%
Lumlnator-Harrison,
Lyon
.
2-20.
88c
6-
7-
3-10-51
5-23
$1.10
(irreg.)___^.—
Massachusetts
5
11-21
50c
(quar.)
(M.) & Sons, Inc., com.
4-29
7-
Holders
(Missouri)
Lumber
5-31
1
8-22
9
30c
5-17
9
9
12-
—
4-29
$1.75
__—
Oil
Havana
—
5
6-10
9-
50c
__i
1
7-
5-
Great West Felt Co., Ltd —
50c conv. pref. (quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Hanna
5-15
6-
8
6-
50c
50c
v
$1
(Maryland)
5-31
$55.25
5-
2
preferred
6-
$59.50
5-15
dividend
Lakes
5-
10c
Light & Power Co.—
preferred A__—
preferred B
5-15
(quar.)
W.) Company
Great Southern Life
Common
i
4%
5-10
4-25*
2*
5-15
1
6%
5-10
5-25
25c
Graton & Knight Co., $1.80 prior
pfd.
Gulf
5-25
5-
1
Electric
35c
_.
$2.25
5-20
6-
5-15
$1.087a
(quar.)
Company
(accum.)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
A
Manhattan
6-
150c
5C
Company,
Corp.
Grayson-Robinson
5-25
5-15
1
$1
27'Ac
Participating
6-15
6-
5-15
50C
•
Mar-Tex
Participating
1
7
25c
preferred
$2.50
6-
8- 7
I
50c
Corp.
Fund.
Co.
4-25
7-1
9-
$1
Corporation
Stock
Investors Trust
5- 5
5-15
Utilities
6-30
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
12-20
1
5-20
17c
dividend)
preferred (quar.)—
Intertype
8-
1
6-
$1.10
(Walter M.) Co., Ltd
—_.—
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar )—
—
Lukens Steel Company (quar,)___—_—
Maltine
(quar.)
1
4'A%
12-30
1
6-
$1.10
Lowney
May 25 at
Co..—
6-10
9 20
7-
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Lowenstein
Mallory
on
this
6-20
.
9-30
$1
common
1
5-
6-30
10c
5-20
$1.50
Co._——
Mining Smelting
Power Co., Ltd. (irreg.)
Grand Union Co. (quar.)
Great
A
Star
class
(This entire
—
Furniture
3
5-15
$1.50
International Harvester Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
25C
Consolidated
Stock
6-15
125c
Company
Shares, Ltd.—
International
1
__
preferred
(H.
Steel
com.
Corp._
Goodyear Tire & Rubber,
$5
5-15
7-
56'Ac
Quarterly
6-15
84 %c
_
Goodall Rubber Co., common
5% preferred (s-a)
Gossard
pfd.
Group shares (increased)
Stock & Bend Group shares
International Business Machines Corp.—
4-17
5-15
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
(S. A.)
Globe-American
5-15
5-31
$3
Water Co.
50C
(quar.)
Utilities
Gerrard
5-31
12'Ac
45c
Co.
?■ '• n
(quar.)
Advertising Co., Inc.,
preferred
Paint
plus
Ingersoll-Rand
7-
25C
——
Mills,
General
6-19
12'Ac
(resumed)
redemption
Indiana Gas &
inland
25c
6-19
6-30
$$1.25
Illinois Zinc Co
Institutional
$1.75
6-30
6 (4 %
4%
(s-a)__
General Foods Corp., common
General Industries
General
30c
75c
87'AC
(increased)
Inc.
Louisville & Nashville RR.
"
5-11
$1.50
(s-a)
4
Company,
preferred
50c
4.70%
1
5
10c
6-10
Pipe
Long-Bell
6
6
$1.25
1
5-24
5
$2
55-
$1.25
5-
5-
5«%c
_
(quar.)_^
1
1
$1.25
5-
1
6-
$2.50
_i.
8%
5-12
6-
6-
$1
common
share
per
5-
75c
1
25C
25C
common.
for
25c
__
6-
$1.25
Groceterias
Joint
$4
preferred
Co.,
called
$53.15
General Finance Corp.—
6%
Power
issue
5-15
1
Co.,
ncn-cum.
30c
________
preferred
General
Power
6%
Industries, Inc.—
preferred
preferred
Long-Bell Lumber
Illinois Central RR.,
30c
___
General Baking Co., $8 preferred
General Bottlers, Inc. (irreg.)
General Cigar Co., common
6%
Lone
4-29
———
5-
—
4-29
(quar.)
1
6-
—
8
5-15
(quar.).
30c
;
6-20
5-
5-15
5-15
10c
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Gamewell Company (quar.)—
7%
6-
6
2
$1.25
(quar.)_
1
$1.50
10c
Co., Inc., com.
preferred iquar.).
7-
5-15
6-15
York)—
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B
2
3714 c
Co
(Robert)
4(4%
1
1214c
prior preferred (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Company (quar.)
Gar
5-29
6-
3714c
(quar.)
6%
Gair
9
6-
'
11-20
62 (4 c
Car
preferred
6-
*" 25c
1
2
5-15
100%
,____V /:
12-
6-
5-15
al0%
8-21
6-28
Aviation
_
1
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
deposit
for
9-
Loblaw
5%
7-
:
5-22
Lock
Refrigerator Co., $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
t50c
American
ordinary (annual)
Formica Company
(stock dividend)
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)
Gabriel
8-11
6-
$1.2214
—
1
$1
pref. series A (quar.)
& Erie Mortgage Corp.____
5%
5-
$1
(quar.)
5-10
6-
25c
——
$50c
receipts
&
9-15
6-23
$30c
B
Motor
Foster
1
5-15
$1.1214
Wallace, class B (quar.)_
Motor
Class
Ford
Corp.,
preferred
Forbes &
Motor
Illinois
preferred (quar.)—.
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)—
Florida
5%
Rubber Co.—
4(4%
5-18
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
6-
30c
(s-a)
5-15
1
2
6-15
1
6-15
3c
Insurance
6-
t25c
'
35c
—
Petroleum
Firemen's
6-30
31'Ac
—
9.
$1
at
2
(New
5*
5-
—
3>A%
6-
Huron
8-15
40c
Federal
7-15
25c
(quar.)
.
5-
5-31
preferred-
Liquid
5-25
5-13
10-
*$1
7-18
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Hussman
$2.50
Fire
5-16
6-20
7-28
<quar.)_
5-
6-10
7-
$2.50
$30 per share plus this dividend
Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)
preferred <quar.i___/
Lit Brothers,
6%
pfd. Entire issue called
for
redemption on June 5 at $105 per
share plus this dividend—_____^—;______
Little Miami Railroad special stock (quar.)_
Special stock (quar.)—____————
Special stock (quar.)
;__
Special stock (quar.)—
$4.30 original stock
; $4.30 original
stock—„——
$4.30 original stock__
$4.30 original stock
5-26
6-30
Co.
(Thomas J.) Inc., 6%
6-15
Co.
10-24
Entire issue called for redemption on July 1
5-26
1
7-
Co.
,*w..—;
Lipton
6-28
5-27
$0.18625
Link-Belt
75c
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)__.
Hunt Foods, Inc., 5% pref. (quar.)—
5-15
5-25
5-31
25c
(increased)
7-24
1
5-22
25c
5-17
1
25c
—
1
11-
65c
6-10
20c;
___
8-
30c
(quar.)
6-
40c
A
Hardart
30c
——
50c
20c
Humble Oil & Refining Co
1
8-
1
6-
25c
______
;
Traders >' Life
&
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
&
6-15
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
(Fort
—
Light k Chemical Co.
Corporation (quar.)
$1.0674
Special
"
Falstaff
25c
Co.
31c
Hormel (George A.) & Company, com. (quar.)
7-25
Lionel
Quarterly
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50 preferred
6-
$1
7-25
Insurance
Quarterly'
(quar.)
$4.25
3214c
8-15
50c
(quar.)
Honolulu Oil Corp. (quar.)Hooker Electrochemical CO., com.
Emsco
Lindsay
&
5% preferred (quar.)
Holyoke Street Railway Co., pfd.
Home Oil Co., Ltd
4-28
5-15
37V4c
(quar.)
5-15
25c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
80c preferred
$25c
6-30
7-25
.
Lumber
Co., class A (accum.)
Company,
(quar.)
$1 non-cumulative class A (quar.)
$1 non-cumulative class A (quar.)
—
Employees Credit Corp., class A
Class
r'
—
Co
7-15
4-25
4-25
56'Ac
__________
$1 non-cumulative class A
Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd.—
5-15
5-15
When
Share
Life
National
Lincoln
8-15
53>Ac
(quar.)
(Charles E.) Company (quar.)
(Henry)
4-25
56'Ac
(monthly)
& Co.
—_——
-Per
Name of Compcny
53'Ac
Hobbs Battery
70c
60C
(quar.)
5-15
20c
Bartlett
Spencer
6-
$1.06'A
——
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
50c
Chocolate
$1.02 V4
(quar.)
preferred
5-
6-22
30c
(quar.)
5-11
15c
dividend
4.10%
6-
$1.25
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
El
6-15
$1.50
:
Share
Company
Corp., com. (increased)4>A% preferred series A (quar.)
4'A% preferred series B (quar.)
4'A% preferred A (quar.)_
4V4%
preferred B (quar.)
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
——_
Heywood-V/akefield Co., common
5% preferred B (quar.)
Hershey
(quar.)
When
Per
Name of
Railway—
Eastern Sugar Associates, $5 pfd. (accum.)
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Electric Boat Co
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Monday, May 8,1950
...
Company
Dehydrating
6-
1
5-
1
National
Aluminate
$1
6-
1
5-10
National
Automotive
Corp.
75c r
50c
& Milling
(quar.)
40C
r-
Louis Ry
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
:
(quar.)
6-1
5-23
/
_
_
5- 8
5-
9
Co.
62%C
Fibres,
:
6-
1
5-15
30c
5-15
4-28
40C
6-
1
5-10
'
Number 4905
Volume 171
Per
Name
National
7%
\
of Company
Share
Biscuit
Co., common
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd., com.
50c
$1.75
$50c
$1.75
preferred
National
preferred
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Cash
National
City
_
Register Co._
preferred A (quar.)
National Dairy Products Corp
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada—
National Electric
preferred
6-
6
Phillips Petroleum Co.
5-
9
7-
3
6-
9
Pillsbury Mills,
$4 preferred
5-31
5-
9*
Pittsburgh
7-15
6-30
4-21
6-15
6-
7-
1
6-16
6-10
2
Class B
6-
1
1
5c
5c
Gypsum
$4.50
Co.,
pid.
$1.12%
(quar.)
5-12
Pressed
7-22
1
10-20
Pressed
Metals
5-18
Procter
&
shares
(quar.)
National
Lead
National
Linen
4%%
5%
:
Co.,
Service
preferred
National
Tea
4'A%
pfd.
A
Corp.,
$1.75
15c
$1.12%
$1.25
25c
60c
53%c
47Vic
53Vsc
47Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
(quar.):
Paper
National
&
________________
Type
_:
Company,
preferred
preferred
3.80%
class
7%
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
414%
preferred
(quar,):
3.8%
preferred
(quar.)
National
The
Trust
following
those
which
series
Retail
Fibre
Co.
Cotton
Packing
Neilson
(William),
Brothers
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Inc.
Shipbuilding
Southern
&
6-
50c
6-
5-22
North American
6%
5%%
Northwest
Co.
75c
75c
2oc
t9c
(quar.)
3.90%
Oil
Co.
4%%
Olin
$2
United
6-20
5-31
25c
5-15
5-
50c
50c
97%c
97Vic
&
A
Quebec Ry.
Co.
6-
1
County
1
(The
Correction
week
10-
2
9-15
Rockland
7-
1
6-15
the
not
ferred
common
9-15
Rocky
5-
Rohm
as
pfci.
reported)
6
Fibre
6%
4%%
pfd.
tquar.)___
Co.
1st
preferred
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
Common
Mills
Pacolet
Mfg.
Panhandle
Coal
5-31
5-19
Line,
common
8-
1
7-12
Extra
1
5-
Safway
1
5-
St.
4-29
1
$5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-.
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar),
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 prferred (quar.)
SI.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1
—
—
.
—
—_______
—_
(quar.)___l
common (quar.)__.
preferred
Penman's,
Pennroad
Ltd.,
Corp.,
common
Machine
Gear
&
9-19
$4
Scovill
(quar.)
Brewing Co. (quar.)
3.65%
6
4.30%
5-26
6-15
1
1
1
5%
Dairy
Products
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
S4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
S4.50
1st preferred (quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred
$4.50
$4
$4
non-cum.
non-cum.
Philadelphia
SI
2nd
preferred
2nd
Electric
preference
preferred
Co.,
__
5%
12-15
5-15
Secord
5
4
5-
5
8-15
8-
5
4%
11-15
11-
4
4%%
(quar.)___
com.
(quar.)
Oil
series
43A%
5-17
Sheraton
6-
5-15
4%
5-15
(quar;)
.
$1
30c
25c
6-30
Inc. (quar.)
Inc.,
30c^
6-
Sicks
A
Mines,
Oil
6-/1
Simmons
7-
1
6-15
1
9-15
7-
1
6-15
Stowell
10-
Co.,
Screw
1
9-15
6-30
6-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-15
Suburban
Oil
6-
1
5-15
Sun
Ray
Suburban
Struthers
Wells
Corp.,
class A
9-10
9-
1
Sullivan
12-
1
Swan
5-
1
47c
6-
5-18
Swift
1
6-
1
5-12
5-
1
6-
.9
6-
1
6-
9
Texas
6-30
4-20
5-30
5-22
1
a
1
Pacific
Oil
4
Thew
5-
5
Thomaston
7-
1
6-
2
6-15
6-
1
1
1
5-24
5-10
Tokheim
5-15
Toledo
5-10
4-20
Trico
8-
6-
I.
,Tide
Tide
(quar.)
(quar,)——
Stores
1
7-18
4-28
6-12
5-29'
8-
1
7-17'
SI
8-
1
7-17'
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
$1.25
6-30
6-
9-29
9-
126-
5-15
5-
8
50c
6-10
10c
6-10
7-
1
7-
1
Co.
4-20
7-
2
6-
2
7-
2
6-
40c
iquar.)—
59 %c
(quar.)
Oil
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-19
5-15
8-15
8-10
25c
11-15
11-10
1.
$1.75
(s-a)—
6-15
6-
6-15
5-31
6-
5-15
$1
5%
Rubber
1
2
9-19
5-15
4-24
$1.06'A
5-15
4-24
7-
1
b-10
$1.12%
5-15
4-20
25c
(quar.)
Missouri—
of
Co
Lines.
4-20
87 %C
5-15
4-20
50C
pfd. (quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
5-10
4-19
6-10
conv.
5-19
12%
6-
1
^
5-18
$1.25
$1
6-
1
5-15
Circuit—
Theatre
Artists
4-29
5-15
.
4%%
Inc.,
5-15
933Ac
(quar.)
A
SI
92 %C
(quar.)—
California
ot
preferred (quar.)_
Biscuit Co. of America,
$4.50
6-29
7-
10-
$1
(quar.)
&
Co.
preferred
Air
United
1
62 %c
common—
Aircraft Corp., 5%
United
United
:
common—
preferred (quar.)—
Corporations, Ltd., class A
——
iquar.)
$1.25
40c
$1.12%
137c
6-
6-15
6-
1
5-16
1
6
7-15
7-
5-15
4-15
—
4-29
4-29
6-15
United
75c
5-16
5-
5
5
United Gas Improvement Co.
Class
6-19
4-28
5-15
7-
3
6-
7-
6-30
9
S.
U.
S.
$4
5-23
7%
6-28
$25c
7-29
25c
6-10
6-
1
25c
6-10
6-
9
6-
Engineering .& Foundry, com.
1
U.
$1.75
5-16
5-
(increased s-a)
dividends wi'l be
instead of a semi¬
70c
6-30
5-31
(initial quar.)
75c
6-
1
40C
6-
1
$1
6-
1
5-10
$1.75
6-
1
5-10
$1.06'A
6-
1
5-16
quarterly
SOc
6-
9
5-26
22 %C
7-
basis.
Finishing
Co.,
convertible
preferred
$$1.12%
6-15
50C
5-15
4-15
Hoffman
S.
U.
S.
pfd.
Lines
4%%
common
(quar.)—_——
preferred
(quar.).
Machinery
Extra
—
(New
Society
5-23
5-10
Corp.—-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Loan
/
in September
a
Envelope Co., new com.
4'A%
U.
5-15
S.
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-
(quar.)
annual
U.
—:
B
Beginning
paid on
3;'
—
preferred
5-18
5-15
6-30
50c
& Gas, class A
(quar.)—————
1
1
5-31
1
—
2
66-
5-31
1
$30c
5-
5-15
15c
$25c
5-15
—
Ltd.—____________
5-12
4-28
$25c
$$1.75
Ltd.
•5
6-12
6-15
6-
—
Canada
_U__—
1
5-15
7-1
$1
31'AC
62 %c
(quar.)
5-10
62 %c
prelerred
$3.75
7%
(quar.)——
1
5-31
1
(accum.)
—
LaSalle Street Corp., common
Rubber Co.,
Union
2
1.
6-
30c
Association
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—
—
$3.70 preferred (quar.j—
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)————
4-15
5-25
$50c
6-
6-15
$1.06'4
'
$56'Ac
6-15
6-15
1
Co.
Insurance
$4.50
6-10
5-10
$30c
—.—
of
15 c
• 31'Ac
m
5-15
6-26
6-
preferred
United
(See
4-28
C-
7-
Corp
Asbestos
5-10
4-25
5-15
50c
(quar.)—1_
—L
preferred
Greenbush RR.
Electric
1
5-19
City Fourth Unit, Inc.—
$4.25
8
6-15
50c
—_
________
12-27
5-11
4-25
25c
Union
8
5
15c
Common
9
6-
5-19
25c
Temper
Tyer
11
40c
—
-
&
$6
5
93 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.
4'A%
Gas
True
40c
__i
Oil,
(quar.)——
Power
Troy
Tudor
5
12'AC
(quar.)
Quarterly
25c
Ltd.
Inc.
Quarterly
90c
!•
5-18
6-
$1
Quarterly
5-15
5-
7
75c
Oil, Tank & Pump (irreg.)
30c
27 %c
5-15
5-15
6-
25c
— -
—
Co.,
Associated
&
6-15
POc
(increased)
(quar.)__
Edison,
Oil
4-1P
Co.—
preference
preferred
Water
*
1
$70
interest
prop,
Co.
Water
$3.75
9*
6-
6-
25c
Mills
Drug
1
5-
6-15
50c
of
preferred
5-
5-29
10c
Thompson Products Co., common
9-
3
70c
Shovel
Thrifty
5-
Trust—
convertible
12-
(quar.)
common
&
Land
Certificates
7-
1.
5-15
':!
25c
shares
1
I
25c
Corp
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
—•
Pacific
6-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Coal
Extra
$2.40
9-
4-28
$1
—
Chemical
&
Co.
Texas
-a
$1.25
Shops,
(accum.)
Products
Gulf Producing
5-15
—
common
Co.
preferred (quar.t —
Mines, Ltd. (interim) —
4.32%
preferred
1
6-
$5C
Teck-Hughes Gold
Telephone Bond & Share—
5-
1
27c
(quar.)_
Fenn,
5-15
1
5-15
50c
5-15
Inc.
1st
7-
10-
50c
Taylor
7%.
5-15
5-15
40c
Tampa Electric Co
Tampax,
Tennessee
1
1
"
1
Texas
4-26
5-26
6-
6-
20c
<s-a)
1
1
6
37 %c
.•
preferred
5-
9
7
10c
(quar.)
4%
6-
5-22
1
912-
6-15
tlOc
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
&
6-
9-15
12-15
25c
(quar.)—_.—
6-15.
6-
5-25
5-15
1
40c
Co.
6-
*
6-15
25c
—•
Ltd.
Mines.
6%
Oil,
preferred
Inc.,
1
5
5
5-
-A
6-
37 %c
Quarterly
6-15
55-
5-15
5-15
5-15
25c
'M
Consolidated
7-
4-30
25c
(quar.)
Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Electric Securities, common
2nd
&
5-15
21c
Drug
Finch
Talon,
6-16
1
1
7-
31'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.
Common
5-15
1
6-
6-
35c
(quar.)-—
common
Gas
Company
12-10
5
is-a;
(quar.)
Propane
I
5-20
9
$1
56c
(resumed)—
Inc.
Co.,
Ltd.,
5-
$75c
iquar.)
Coal
Co..
preferred
9-15
*.
(quar.)
Corp.
Textiles,
&
Union
Corp.,
Company
Stores,
preterred
Coke
12-15
(quar.).——— :.w"
Oil
4% %
Corp.,
(quar.;
Company
Stern
Stonega
91'Ac
Delaware
Simpson's., Ltd., 4%%
Sinclair
7
B
Lithograph
Brothers
$1.07%
Corp. of America—
convertible
preferred
Breweries,
&
(A.;
&
10-
7-25
———
preferred (quar.)
Class
6-30
Sterchi
United
preferred
Signal
/**"
Stein
5-18
100%
preferred (quar.)——_____
B preferred (quar.)
—
preferred
Sigma
6-16
5-25
1
6-
85c
9-15
12-15
iquar.)
6-15
$31'Ac
Candy
Sherwin-Williams
12-15
1
9-18
(The)
Trinity Universal
Ltd.___
of
Sherwin-Williams
5-22
1
6-15
12-15
RR.—
Products
4-17
7-
6-12
6-30
9-29
4
(quar.t
Co.
series
Shellmar
5
10-
6-30
$1.25
5-15
7c
—
Acceptance, common—
preferred (quar.)—
—
Shattuck Denn Mining
(irreg.)
Shawinigan Water & Power (quar.)
5
1-1-51
4
12-29
Secord).
6-12
$1
5
8-
5-18
50c
SOc
5%
9-15
(quar.)____
5-
6-10
$1.25
35c
Securities
6-16
(quar.)_
5-13
8-15
$1.25
12%c
(quar.)
(Laura)
Laura
5
1-1-51
1
5-15
40c
(quar.;
(quar.;
7-
—
Surety Co. (quar.)
Roebuck & Co. (quar.)_
5-15
$1.12%
$1
6-
12 %C
60C
Corp.
(quar.)
7-25
(quar.)
1-2-51
1
10
prelerred
$1.25
Seaboard
10-
5-10
Co.—
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Sears,
$1.12%
9
5%
tliOc
(quar.)
5%
6-15
1
5
6-
5 %
208 South
Line
Air
Seaboard
4-25
7-
(quar.)
(Indiana)
preferred
4%
(quar.)
9-15
$1.12%
5-10
6-10
4-25
7-
—
Inc.,
1st
5-26
$1
50c
(quar.)
4-25
Ry.—
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
20c
25c
California
Spring Co. (quar.)
Woiks
5%
$1.25
5%
1
3
5-19
5-15
Co.,
preferred
7-
6-
4-28
4-28
1
5-15
$1.12%
stockholders July 17)—
preferred
Seaboard
4-25
6-
1
1
6-
Stecher-Traung
Co.—
A
preferred
10-
$1.75
50c
.
66-
40c
Stanley
35c
(quar.)
Scythes & Company,
7%
Philadelphia
Mfg.
1
Co.—
preferred
7%
Pfeiffer
il2%c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.10
preferred
(quar.t.
preferred (quar.)—
4-20
5-15
1
1
12 %c
Steel
15c
Company
common
$1.25
_
Perkins
5-15
1
$$1.25
$1
$3.40
56c
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
6-
40c
9-15
$1
(quar.)__
prefeired
50c
.
C-
6-15
5-12
—
Corp. (increased!—
Fisher Brick Co. (quar.)
Industries, Inc
5'A%
5-15
2-
6-15
—
2
6-
(quar.)
Scbwhzer-Cummins
6-
2-15-51
87 %c
(quar.)
3
7-15
(quar.)
10-
5-15
518
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Co.,
Thatcher Glass Mfg.
6-19
2-
*
6-15
2
$$1.50
7-
2-15-51
1.
5-
3Cc
7-
6-1
Scoct Paper Co., common (increased quar.)_
Stock dividend
(SiJflJBGl to approval of
8-
6-
5-15
10-
$$1.06
4-30
5-
6-15
10-
$$1.06'A
_—
5-15
11-
6-10
45c
(quar.)
:
Sub
Scqtten-Dillon
8-15
Standard
$1
4-30
11-15
6-15
40c
Arms
&
25c
25c
25c
25c
33c
33c
33c
33c
$75c
SI
3
12 %C
(quar.)—.
Antonio Transit
62'Ac
—
5-12
50c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp., $1.60 pfd.
Corp. (quar.)
Co.
Silica
30c
4-30
5-15
5-15
Corp.—
Quarterly
Standard
25c
—
4-30
5c
7-
5-15
—
Francisco
preferred
preferred
62'/ic
$1
$1.32
RR
Corp
5-15
5-15
1
Oil
$1
5-15
5-
7-1.4
6-
(quar.).
01
3
6-15
7-14
55C
Railway Equipment Mfg.
8-15
20c
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
62Vic
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4%%
5-15
1
Oil
6-
20c
40c
Standard
6-1
—_—
Scnenley
6-
Forgings
Standard
6-1
(quar.)
4-30
5-
Standard
5-10
11-15
5-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
$6
5-15
5-
7-15
1
40c
Sayre
1
1
6-
50c
San
6-
8-
Chemical
preferred
25c
Savage
5-10
Dredging
6-10
—. —-
4-30
5-
Standard
—
5-25
1
7-15
$1.183A
5-15
7-
5-15
Sun
1
6-15
5-23
1
1
8-15
6-
(quar.)
common
preferred
1
1
ar-15
9-15
8
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5-29
9-
6-15
(quar.)
Inc.,
8-
12-
5-15
com.
com.
Inc.
conv.
Co.
& Seal
Cap
conv.
$1
5
5-
Standard
& Sons,
Brands,
$25c
-
5-15
5-15
5-18
Co.
Service,
$4.50
Water
$20c
common
6-
5-15
6-
5-15
6-15
(Dallas)
Service
Ins.
preferred
$1.75
Ltd.,
6-
1
$3.50
$1.75
preferred (irreg.)
Corp. (o.uar.)
preferred
$5
6-
10c
(quar.)
Common
1st
$5
5
5-15
2
4-13
40c
Products,
Steel
Louis-San
6-10
1
Standard
5-11
$1.75
Regis Paper Co., common
4.40% preterred (quar.)_
4-29
5-25
6-16
$1.75
St.
6-15
1
1
.'■■
5-3*
6
50c
(liquidating!—
com. (increased quar.)_
Co.,
Royalty
$2.40
4-29
5-15
7-
1
4-29
5-
6-12
t5c
Inc. (quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.,
4'A % pfd. (quar.)
St. Lawrence Paper Mills, Ltd.—
4-29
7-
Inc.,
Stamford
6-
5-15
6-
$1.37%
Common
Whitehall
&
Sabine
4-14
5-
Kellogg
Spiegel,
$40c
Fuel
(Jacob),
Rutland
1
4-14
5-15
5-15
Spencer,
6-12
4-28
$40c
,
Corporation
5-15
31 'Ac
5c
,
—
Common
Haas
Ruppert
6-
4-21
1
Standard
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
5-15
15c
Rowe
•
Peninsular Telephone,
5-29
Stern
.
Industries
Ross
5-17
50c
$1
(quar.)
5%
Co.
Public
6-20
$1
com.
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
Peninsular Grinding Wheel
Southwestern
$1.12 %
Company,
:
non-cum.
1
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
6%
6-
SOc
Pipe
1
(quar.)____
preferred A (quar.)_
—
Paper Co., Ltd., 4'A % pfd. (quar.)
Hotel, common (irreg.)—
6-30
75c
4%
Peabody
4-28
$1.50
__
Co.,
9-
preferred
5%
'
SOc
32%c
*—
Eastern
9-15
(quar.)_
30c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Patchogue-Plymouth Mills
Life
$28c
32Vic
Co.
Lumber
Paciiic
5-15
Co.—
quarterly)
(quar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp.
Pacific
Express
(increased
southwestern
—
31'Ac
31'Ac
31'Ac
(quar.)
1st
Intermountain
Common
1
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
redeemable preferred < initial)
4.80%
Southwestern
6-
7-
'j
Associated
25c
34%c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
1st
4-15
6-15
4c
25c
37Vic
pfd. (quar.)___
Robinson Co. (quar.)
6%
5-25
25C
Roosevelt
75c
Co
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
5Vi%
4%
20c
20c
$1.12%
35c
Co.
Electric
&
5-31
$1.183A
1
5
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Telephone—
$1.60
.
$1.25
preferred
non-cum.
1
.1
5-
75c
non-cum.
SOc
Rclland
pre¬
Paper $5
Gas
6
5
4-28
$1
Glass
Brush
Pacific Gamble
56-
SS
(quar.;
Marine & Mfg
Owens-Illinois
6-10
last
stock
B
Oswego
Outboard,
6-15
5-
,i
50c
5%
$5.50
•
20c
$35c
(quar.)
5%
Southwestern
25c
Mountain
5-15
$3
(quar.)
Falls Corp.,
1
(quar.)__
Company (quar.)
Manufacturing Co
&
6-15
$75c
$$1.75
(s-a)
Osgood Company,.class A
Class
the
for
9
5-
8
5-31
(increased) —
Ltd.
Co.
Standard
Gas
Rockwell
2
,
published
payment
intended
was
Co.—
3
6-
50c
(quar.)
Electric Corp.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
50c
$3
(s-a)_
Telephone
.5-
i
Quarterly
9-
$1
(quar.)
Orange
1
5-31
5-15
5-10
Co
6-
Corp.
Ages
6-15
25c
<quar.)__
Railway
25c
(quar.)
&
pref.
1
20c
B
Southern
7-
(quar.)
9-30
6-10
5-17
$40c
common
preferred
7-
50c
593/ac
:_
class
preferred
Pacific
of
40c
_.
common
7%
5%
Rock
10-
25c
6-10
;
$0.2979
30 %c
——
(quar.)—.
Gas
50c
43A%
4-28
6-30
Natural
$1.25
preferred F (quar.)
preferred G (quar.)
4%
5-23
1
Company
Southern
15c
5-15
called
issue
—
Power,
Southern
50c
5-31
Gas—
(Entire
—
$1.50
(quar.)
Rochester Gas &
5-10
3
Canada
4-28
4-24
50c
————
Tobacco,
Little
A
$1.10
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (increased)
Oxford
Class
$1.10
(quar.)
A
Southern
5-15
7-
1
5-15
(quar.)
5-15
87 %c
6-
5-31
Edison—
20c
(extra)
6-30
75c
May 10 at $52 per share
on
preferred
4.88%
*
31'Ac
—
.—
California
Southern
6-
(quar.)
&
preferred
conv.
6-30
Quarterly
preferred
Robinson
1
7-
Electric
Carolina
redemption
8c
(quar.)—
-
(quar.)
Works
84c
Inc.-—•
preferred ■(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
2nd
(quar.)_
Filters,
class
conv.
A
1
Stix,
5-31
common
preferred
Pacific
Rice,
1
6-20
5-25
Lathe
5
4-29
40c
pfd.
conv.
5-15
$27c
preferred
2nd
___
Co
Gas,
1
6-
(quar.)__
preferred
Manufacturing Co., com.
4'/2%-
7%
(quar.)
Tubs
6-
(quar.)______j—_______—
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
Ontario
Ox
Rheem
1
6-
Co.
$25C
—
B
6-30
(quar.)__
Natural
Industries,
4%
Oliver
Class
35c
Seamless
Oklahoma
6-30
—
(R. J.)
Reynolds
2
1st
30c
Pulp
Bend
for
90c
Corporation, common
conv. preferred A
(quar.)
5 % %
1
6-30
(quar.)
1st
+25c
$$1.75
5-
Ltd.,
Extra
4-21
6-
A
7%
Extra
Ohio
6-15
5-15
1
5-15
Co.,
22 %c
$5c
5-22
6-
Aircralt
$1.25
Mills,
(quar.)
7%
(quar.).
Company
A
5-10
(interim;
(quar.)_
preferred
Oil
Ohio
Class
*-i.Z
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
non-cumulative
9
Bancorporation (quar.)
preferred
4.40%
$1.60
7%
(accum.)
preferred
3.90%
$1.60
6-
5-10
35c
_______
non-cumulative
5-10
(quar.)—
Ogilvie FIcur Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)
7% £ referred (quar.)
Oliic
Edison Company, common
iquar.)___
Common
5-19
5-15
1
1
6-
(quar.)—
Inc.
Sonotone
6-
$1.02
—.——
1
6-
Solar
6-20
,15c
Brass
Knitting
$1.50
$1.37'A
Ry., common
Texas
&
9
6-15
5-
5-10
Co.,
40c
Ltd.,
preferred
non-cumulative preferred
5-15
$1
(quar.)
(accum.)
preferred
Central
Copper
Class
12%c
(quar:)_
preferred
9
Oil
15c
$1.60
5-
6-
25c
—
Regent
1
5-1*
25c
South
common
1
5-15
1
5-31
(quar.—
5-
6-
1
6-
6-28
—
5-11
5-15
6-
$1.05
50c
5-15
50c
87 %c
(quar.)
plus this dividend
5-19
42%c
(quar.)
preferred
Soundview
5-11
_
preferred
4.20%
4-21
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
6%
5-11
3.50%
South
com.
Inc.,
5-19
8-10
4-21
(quar.)__
iquar.)
A
6-10
11-10
$20c
(quar.)__.
eommoft
Stores,
9-1*
30c
com.
i
5-15
___
(quar.)
Co.,
12-11
1
5-15
(quar.
common
preferred
Revere
5
Investment—
preferred
North
6%
5-11
5-22
Owl
43A%
5-10
6-
& Sons Carpet
9-20
12-20
9-
65c
:
America,
Republic Investors Fund,
5-31
5-
Inc.,
preferred
Red
1
5-
1
preferred (quar.;
Corp., Ltd._;
Raining
Normetal
1
5-15
Dock
$4
Railway
Western
5-16
6-
20c
Co.,
adjustment
5-26
50c
(Alexander)
$1.10
(initial quar.)
Reading Company, common (quar.)_____
4% non-cum. 1st pfd. iquar.)„
1
6-15
__.
Share
4%
5-
75c
75c
Niagara
Norfolk
4-29
5-15
20c
Co
Norfolk
5-15
$2
4-29
4-29
Corp.—
News Shipbuilding & Dry
Corp.
Rayonier,
Renold-Coventry,
Newport
Nopco Chemical
5-15
5-15
Smith
Gas—
preferred
1st
6-1*
6-20
50C
Socony-Vacuum
preferred
$3.50 conv,
5-26
50c
5%
State Oil Refining
Power Co. (quar.)_____—
Electrotype (quar.)___;
5-13
6-14
12-
$1.06'A
&
6-19
30c
Iron
&
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
Mexico
Steel
25c
Inc.__
New
of
Corporation of
Radio
4-29
$$1.25
_
Gas
&
(initial)
Mfg.
5-15
—_____
.>.
Electric
common
4-29
Corp—
Founders shares
5-10
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
5-
5-18
common
par
(initial)
common
25c
4-20
5-15
5-18
—
4-29
<quar.)__
pref.
stock
Participating
New
5
5-15
$3c
$25
held.
5-2J
(quar.)—.
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)—
Pure Oil Company com. (increased quar.)—
5% conv. preferred (quar.)__
Quaker Oats Company, 6% pfd. (quar.)
5
5-
50c
60c
t3c
50c
5%
(quar.)
_
Newmarket
5-
5-15
3.35%
4
5-15
5-23
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
4
8-
25c
_
Jersey Zinc Company
Air Brake Co,
State
8-
5-15
4.08%
4-29
8-15
1
6-15
$1.40
5-16
25c
60c
—
deduced)
Co.
__—
York
Y.
6-15
3c
Meter Co., common
S2.40
preferred
(quar.)
New Calumet Mines, Ltd.
N.
6-15
3
3c
shares__
shares
Steam
York
3
7-
5c
equipment
trade
Neisner
New
7-
5-15
lc
series
Neptune
New
Electric
11c
shares
Nebraska-Iowa
New
Service
8c
Vulcanized
Naumkeag
Public
8c
groups
Railroad
National
6-15
Quebec
stock series
Railroad
3
Quaker
series
Selected
7-
go
series
Stock
Co.
Rapid
Preferred
*
Service
8-15
6-
6-15
Colorado—
of
Public
1
Sloss-Sheffield
20
(irreg.)
Ltd.
Co.
5-26
5-15
Skilsaw,
5-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-
each
for
com.
new
Mines,
Selvice
4'A%
29:
Balanced
j
Public
1
estimates of the regular
are
on
April
on
1
Funds—
distributions
ex
9-
12-
10-
New
5-19
1
of
Holdent
25c
—
Proprietary
1
1-2-51
1
5-19
1
6-
__________—
of America,
Gamble,
2
tl5c
(quar.)
A
held)
6-
7-
$15c
$15c
.
A
share
(one
Year-end
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)
Class
dividend
1
i;
America
of
1
6-
——
8-
National
Class
Metals
share
each
for
$$1.50
share
additional
One
40
Payable of Ren.
100%
(Stock dividend)
Skelly Oil Co.
t50c
(resumed)
(quar.)
Quarterly
9
6-30
6-
i:
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Rouyn Gold
11-
6-
Ltd.
5
5-
$1.25
______——
_______
Co.,
5-
1
37 %c
(quar.)
;
5-12
6-
(quar.)
River
1
6-
7-15
$1
Share
Name of Company
$1.37%
Steel, 5r/c pfd. A (accum.)
pref. 1st series (quar.)
Company, $1.50 class A pref.
Powell
"Welding Machine—
Quarterly
,
When
Per
Boldere
6-
50C
1
(quar.)
prior
&
When
Payable of Ree
75c
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
5-19
5%%
Poor
Stock
Quarterly
National
7-14
5-31
5-15
$12Vic
V. $i5c
(quar.)____
Share
Name of Company
Powell
(quar.)
convertible
6Cc
Per
H older•
50c
——
Co., common (Irreg.)
Lines, Inc., common (quar.)_
$4
Common
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
25c
$1
60c
Casket
National
(1929)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Jersey)
(s-a)
(Phila.)
(quar.)—
—
(s-a)
—■
1
6-15
30c
5-15
4-30
IOC
5-15
4-3-1
G
50
(1930)
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
Per
Name oj
U.
8.
Share
Company
U. S. Playing Card
(initial quar.)-
Co.
$1
*«..
When
Boldert
7-
6-15
1
6-20
i:
75c
Quarterly
*.*
U. S. Potash Company.
9-20
8-31*
12-20
6"
6-15 )
8%
1st
non-cum.
Net
ry.
"•
1
Net
from
Net
ry.
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
pfd.
$2
6-10
5-15
15C
(quar.)
5-15
5-
6-
5-15
March—
1949.
1950
1
,
—V.
1947
1948
income
oper.
lrom
railway——
171,
1947$341,701
62,671
21,477
1,110,213
264,639
114,546
988,352
162,559
53,590
•
1,030,202
146,206
57,624
995,942
178,293
70,538
railway-!
income—
oper.
1948
$381,952
93,354
34,683
.
From Jan. 1—
,
Gioss
'\yl■/,;/
f,.
1950 ,1949
/ $341,337
$360,756
48,182
57,531
17,050
26,553
railway.***
from 'railway——
(Continued from page 12)
United States Rubber Co.
Alabama—Earnings—
"
-
from
Net
Investment News
11-30*
35c
-
%
6-31*
75c
Quarterly
March—
Gross
Pipe & Foundry
75c
Western Ry. of
General Corporation and
Payable of Rec.
Monday, May 8, 1950
...
1466/
p.
-s
_
U. 8.
/
Spring & Bumper Co., common
1
Gross
U.
8.
Steel
Corp.,
S.
Truck
Lines,
United
Steel
United
65c
.
United
Stores
(s-a)___
Ltd.
Corp.,
_
class
6%
from
5-
1
6-15
ry,
5
5-
$3,219,689
272,358
1,362,375
income—_
926,959
289,289
162,276
8,831,861
8,459,285
5-25
9,381,896
railway——
from
Net
1,750,218
3,008,286
2,384,173
6-30
6-15
Net
5-15
4-14
—V.
ry,
income—
1,194,652
1,1.53,038
1,502,661
4,089,818
2,512,743
50c
5-25
5-10
5-25
5-10
25c
6-
1
5-15
30C
(quar.)—______
6-28
5-
1
4-12
Gross
Net
from
Net
Oil
4-28
7-14
50c
Consolidated
income
Net
Earnings
Co.
(quar.).
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., common
4'A %
pfd.
Universal
Pictures,
Universal
Winding Co., 90c
(quar.)
ry.
$1.06'/,
6-
1
5-15
22'/2c
(quar.)
6-
1
Gross
Earnings—
from
Net
ry.
$8,465,726
.
$6 ,167,334
$9,022,489
159,375
2,508,029
2,546,144
1,042,902
1,176,799
income.—
oper.
Taxes
$8,109,0?4
2,126,701
railway
railway..
9
857,752
82,900
23,314,207
21 ,902,018
25,906,219
3 ,752,260
7.337,514
6,932/27
1,844,412
1
3,073,543
3,098,979
income
•Deficit.—-V.
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
Vanadium-Alloys
Vanadium
Vapor
Co.
171,
Corp.
5-31
5-
6-
5-12
30c
.....—
America
of
Heating
Co
5-12
1
75c
5-18
(special).
Steel
6-
,107,7*37
(resumed)_____
2
5-
Sales
and
and
revenues
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
6-10
6-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-11
9-
preferred
5%
Viceroy
$1.25
Virginia Coal &
Iron
Co.,
Ltd.
Co.___
12-11
t20c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
12-1
"6-15
S1
6-
6-
Net
Other
5-19
1
Gross
taxes
16,039,624
17,921,277
—
preferred
Interest
Net
(quar.)
Waite Amulet Mines,
&
Warren
$4.50
Ltd.__
D.)
Washington Gas
7-17
1
139,458
961,932
6-
—V.
——
171,
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-15
West
Virginia
4-25
Operating
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.06%
5-10
4-25
Operating
expenses
Falls
&
6%
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Indies Sugar
Extra
4-28
5-15
5-
$3
5-
1
4-25
6-
1
—
10-
5-22
5-
6-
3
Net
V2 %
preferred
Western
1
5-15
jl2%
Co.
Net
Life
6-12
5-29
$1.12%
Common
Western
5-15
5-
Water
Net
RR.
Co., common
1,599,868
$624,135
30,368
$692,023
available
106,979
for
number
average
NOTE—During
the
the
shares
of
shares outstanding
first
of
quarter of
common
and outstanding at March 31,
9-15
9-
8
5-15
5-
15,000 shares
of $4.50
shares of $5
7,481
1
1950
stock;
3,060
$1.38
in
(quar.)
$1.25
5-15
5-
April
issued 18,954
connection with
24,
748,000
733,144
Line
(quar.)„
$1.25
8-15
8-
1
vide
A
(quar.)„
$1.25
11-15
11-
1
ing
5%
preferred
$1.25
2-15-51
2-
1
5%
preferred
Western
(quar.)
Utilities.
Westinghouse
Air
Westinghouse
Electric
3.80%
Electric
Co.
(S.
8.)
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Instrument
Wbitaker Paper
White
Brake
Mfg. Co.
Auto
Whitehead
5-
5-16
6-
5-
1
6-
1
5-
6-
9
37 %C
4-24
5%
Stores
Wiggin Terminals,
Inc.,
'
5-
5-15
5-
1
preferred
vtc
(quar.)
$1.25
7-
1
6-23
preferred
vtc
(quar.)
$1.25
10-
2
9-22
15c
5-22
4-28
Willcox & Gibbs
__________
Sewing Machine Co.,
20c
6-15
6-
5%
conv.
pfd.
series A
(s-a)___
$1.25
6-15
6- 1
5%
conv.
pfd.
series
(s-a)_„_
$1.25
Wilson
Jones
Winters
&
Co.
B
Crampton
Corp,
6%
preferred
(s-a)
Wood
Woodall Industries,
5%
Woodward Governor
Woolworth
(F.
5-15
(increased)
4%%
prior pfd.
4%%
conv.
5-27
6-
5-15
4-29
7-
5-31
5-15
6-
5-15
1
1
6-
1
25C
6- 3
40c
6-20
Ry.
oper.
Ry.
oper.
Net
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
—
ry.
8-
1
7-20
10c
5-31
5-31
5-16
25c
5-
5-
(quar.)
$1.25
8
6-15
Less
1
Gross
30%
Income
Jamaica
$666,068
$653,652
depreciation.—V.
sold
be
to
General
by
the
to
MARCH
FOR
railway
>
bidder
will
15
pro¬
Motors
Corp.,
and
(2)
under
trustee
conditional
sale
MONTHS
1948
1949
1947
$2,342,406
$2,449,837
539,340
$2,289,160
565,713
income
THREE
FIRST
AND
646,403
$2,227,500
722,027
272,707
277,663
325,727
441,908
railway*—
6.102,995
6,505,681
6,854,579
6.008,994
railway..
income—
1,199,725
1,218,503
1,295,732
1,430,237
362,556
395,000
462,793
673,304
Power
Co.—Files
oper.
Net
from
Net
171,
ry.
oper.
171, p.
1790.
Net
2,302,682
2,481,058
6,162,070
$1,171,947
Sl.989,433
$3,711,777
income—
750,954
668,858
1,319,650
2,162,984
$3,653,005
$8,161,503 $11,374,647
An
and
Non¬
application
Wisconsin
various
Purchase
(a)
properties
from
railway—__
$3,495,493
$3,251,948
615,335
349,509
Northern
revenues
expenses.—
tax
ity
ry..
and
rents
Net
Other
1,223,910
961,033
348,489
'.■'..'(d)
SYSTEM
INCOME
five
$3,695,887
$10,177,203
2,855,655
7,960,337
96,315
95,203
could
...
293,126
279,359
67,700
105,660
94,393
320,257
83,313
65,725
256,435
Misc.
188,953
$334,618
$584,910
$966,316
sell
$123,847
42,408
56,432
115,716
198,864
$377,026
$641,342
$1,082,032
27,041
105,748
168,884
140,531
chgs._
$304,264
$567,478
$807,400
»$8,219
debt—
23,379
24,030
69,345
fxd.
funded
applied
ing and
to sink-
___
37,287
$267,805
$506,161
;
\
40,032
prof,
•Loss.—V.
and
loss
171, p. 1466.
t
■'
rj
held
sale
by
offered
the
on
were
and
met
company
20,000
Electric of up to 585.405 shares of
subscription by
holders
of
the
for
the
or.
record
be
to
are
basis
of
advanced
as
a
one
The
date^
share
new
record
supplied by
for
each
subscription
date,
amendment.
by
means
which
"the
immediate
Wisconsin
and
Gas
the
on
shares
Electric
April
of
27
its
requested SEC
$25
System
par
authorization
stock
capital
(Boston),
for
to
its
cash
a
to
issue
and
parent.
New
consideration
of
its
of
-
.
$4,250,000
of
apply the proceeds of the sale to retire
2 'A % promissory notes now outstand-
SEC has given interested
persons until May 10,
hearing upon the application.—V. 170, p. 537.
The
common
to subscribe
stock
'• 37,28j
$698,023 ^*$117,595
...
and
be
to
1950, to
request
C Zenith Radio Corp.—Rights Expire May 9—
72,090
^
to
issuance
The
a
,
13,080
mortgage
bidding;
ing.
,
other reserve
funds
first
of
competitive
by Gas, at competitive bidding, of $3,500,000
series due 1975, to provide for redemption
Worcester County proposes to
190,399
46,822
after
sale
$1,500,000.
$322,711
8,644
64,118
on
liabilities;
$15,000,000
at
bonds, 3 V2 %
series due 1966, at the
together with its
outstanding 33,425
series, at $105 per share;
;
;
102%%,
stock 4%%
and
proposals
be
$1,500,000
inc.
Income
mortgage
of
outstanding shares
England
___
from
of
Worcester County Electric Co.—To Issue Stk. to Parent
Tne
income
income
certain
offered
.
charges—_——
deducts,
Electric
be
advantages of combining the electric systems
of those companies could at the same time be achieved."-—V. 171, p. 788.
290,790
Dr)__
(net
394,500
first
stock,
shares
The
8,757,825
accrls.
joint facil¬
to
financing requirements of both Wisconsin Electric
$9,654,540
2,900,109
sale by Gas of latter's electric utility
$10,873,000 .cash and 150,000 shares of
by
price and other terms
1950^-3 Mos.—1949
1°50—Month—1949
sale
mortgage bonds,
preferred stock;
The
(e)
Railway Co.)
accruals.
tax
ry.
oper.
income
Fixed
the
common
STATEMENT
Tidewater Southern
SEC by this company
authorization to enter into
follows:
assumption »of
1980.
preferred
Issuance
first
of
8,728,342
•
$3,587,715
Ry. payroll tax accruals
inc.
1,880,367
319,783
264,645
of
Railway and
End. Mar. 31—
other
1,008,806
price
of
2,927,021
Operating
All
9,490,423
1,049,438
income
CONSOLIDATED
Ry.
322,073
9,111,367
2,206,582
railway
ry. oper.
•Deficit.-
623,216
9,624.540
of
shares
»■'
railway
and
redemption
550,919
the
seeking
as
Electric and
and
$10,500,000
$3,085,303
849,056
income--
oper,
from
1947
672.744
With
Proposals
Redemption and retirement by Gas of its presently outstanding-
(ci
,
1948
$3,403,952
railway.
from
1949
1950
Issuance
with
1
Co,
approximately
common
bonds, due June 1,
Co.—Earnings—
May
Electric
&
transactions,
by
for
filed
was
Gas
proposed
Electric
RR.
Electric
Securities and Exchange Commission—
7,662,870
$1,135,815
Pacific
Net
Bal.
tax.
Wisconsin
1950—3 Mos.—1949
op.
ry.
7%.
tax.
income
and
1950—Month—1949
From Jan. 1—
Int.
this dividend.
source.
British
built
be
railway—
from
(b)
Inc.
xLess
$146,928
taxes
income
5-19
tPayable In U. 8. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents'
tax.
tPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the
a
the
May
on
From Jan. 1—
1612.
p.
Total
tax
ry.
201,943
5-16
10c
;
(liquidating)—.
resident
Net
$355,595
201.943
$3,438,497
from
oper.
171,
Equip,
25c
Monthly
15%;
$868,011
50,485
—
expenses.
rev.
Period
Wyandotte Worsted Co. (quar.)
tax
income
Operating
6-
6-20
resident
which
at
1950
from
from
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
(Sacramento
$1.12%
for
$197,413
for
provision
4-21
1
1
closed
Gross
—V.
5-15
6-
7-
not
240,840
50,485
Period End. Mar. 31—
Gross
25c
•Transfer books
is
EARNINGS
886.
ry.
1
5-15
$1.12%
Tube
253,132
$118,696
from
Monthly
&
p.
Net
5-20
Youngstown Sheet
73,256
$169,181
•Including
Net
1
Co.
79,909
Balance
7-14
6-
Forge
rate
(CDT)
Sept. 30, 1950, for financing the acquisition of one
locomotive to be built by American Locomotive Co.
March—
Gross
5- 3
25C
Axle &
to
or
to
equipment
3,630
preferred stock
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
built
prior
The
$1,096,435
other deduct.
income
on
7-31
Monthly
York
2,294
$1,121,143
March—
30c
(quar()___
Wrigley (William), Jr., Co. (Del.)
715
$270,669
5-12
6-
31'Ac
__*_**,
pfd.
315
$249,081
income-
Western
5%
quar.)
(quar.)
prior
interest
First
p.m.
1
respectively.-
4-25
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.
Common
Net
Divs.
—V.
28c
Company
$1,092,805
lowest
until
National-Soo
1417
company,
will
road switching
Net
1
90c
.
(quar.)
Co.
W.)
5,222,747
$1,118,849
income
Interest &
4-24
$1.50
(stock dividend)
(increased
com.
preferred
conv.
com.
8
30c
:
__:
Light Co.*
(Alan) Steel Co..
6-
5-
25c
common——
(quar.)
Wisconsin Power &
operating
Net
6-15
15c
(quar.)*
(quar.)
preferred
5,572,533
$269,954
income
1
50c
Wisconsin Electric Power
Co.,
3.60%
com._
(interim)
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
1,389,021
$248,766
the
for
this
Minn.,
$998,400 from time to time prior to Aug. 31, 1950, for financ¬
of two new freight locomotives and two passenger
$86,400
new
$6,315,552
for
,
5%
(Increased)
operating
Gross
1
5%
Wilcox Oil Company
Non
4-24
5-15
15c
Rubber
5-15
12 V2C
(quar.)
Brothers
1,484,951
$6,691,432
Trustee
agreements for the aggregate purchase price of $1,247,600 and $108,000,
Net
6-19
5-15
record
of
acquisition
locomotives
1950—12 Mos.—1949
$1,658,975
5-24
9
7- 1
(quar.)
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$1,733,717
expenses
dividend of
outstanding
stockholders
to
above
Minneapolis 2,
bids
(1)
the
9
50c
(quar.)
•Operating
3
95c
Stock dividend
White's
6-15
6-15
Co._______________________
Dentai
1
40c
*
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
5-15
50c
common—
preferred, series B
Weston
$1.25
_
preferred
6%
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.- -Earnings—
___*
1950,
15,
7%
Zelle,
F.
Bldg.,
receive
1299.
A
revenues
May
1950.
Edgar
preferred
Period End. Mar. 31-
a
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Seeks Loan for Equipment—
$1,500,000
preferred
Operating
and
payable
1950, is as follows:
preferred stock
preferred stock.
5%
Corp.—
both
for
financing and stock dividend, there
will
be 363,004 shares of capital stock outstanding
(par $20) out of
an
authorized issue of 450,000 shares.—V. 171, p. 1503.
5%
Stationery
recently declared a cash
5% stock dividend on the
company
share
per-
stock,
CAPITALIZATION—After
1
-V. 171, p.
cents
capital
239,01- .shares of common stock
A
additional working capital and funds
acquisition of additional production and distribution facilities.
37%
company
shares
initially
DIVIDENDS—The
during period.
the
the 29,891
PROCEEDS—Will: provide
the
$303,165
$1.41
24, 1950. The company also is
time to employees of the company
an
additional
20,000 shares, plus
same
shares as may not be subscribed for
Drexel & Co. is underwriting the 29,891
offered to stockholders.
Transferable
subscription warrants will expire at 3 p.m. (EDT), May
8, 1950.
of 51o shares of $5 preferred stock and 15,894 shares
the offering to stockholders in March, 1950.
Capital stock issued
8
(quar.)
assets), was
1949.—V. 171,
31,
subsidiaries
shares
conversion
under
6-
75C
$310,851
•Earnings per share——i:_—_
6-29
preferred
&
of
by stockholders.
97,504
stock
common
its
such of
$400,669
dividends.
stock
6-15
5%
Tablet
satis¬
the corporation as at March 31,
$51,885,374 as compared with $52,176,p. 595. '
current
Dec.
and
253,834
$417,830
at
offering at the
$654,503
274,193
:
Western
position
shares held of record April
1,518,735
.
-
7- 3
(quar.)
(net
175
$2,142,870
16,229
taxes
+$1.20
;
Pacific
1950
1949
$675,794
and
30c
_*_
capita^
29,891 shares of additional capital stock (par $20) at
$28.25 per share on the basis of one share for each 10
__*—
income
additional
common
working
Co. —Earnings—Stock
Service
1950
30c
Co.,
between
cost
(S. S.) White Dental Manufacturing Co.—Offering to
Stockholders Undei written—The company is offering to
the holders of its capital stock the right to subscribe for
deductions
Preferred
1
(Toronto)—
Insurance
additional
an
to
progressed
$1.39
-
income
•On
pref. (s-a)———a.
Western
of
$849,656
$2,275,662
income
Gross
5-29
25c
(quar.)
Assurance
income
Interest
West'Virginia Puip & Paper—
4
installation
The
Yorkville Plant, estimated
including auxiliaries, has
at
$2.62
earnings
Other
2
6-12
$1
*__
1949.
$4,000,000
factorily.
1
75c
(s-a)__—__—
plants and operating facilities and
$4,633,000 covering similar expenditures
of
of
quarter
unit
918,217
5-16
12V2c
,
Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
5-15
20C
(s-a)______
10-17
10c
Co.*
Co.
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
West
15c
t20c
Ry.___
(quar.).
preferred
Engineering
Wentworth
Northern
&
Fixture
first
and
for
its
$1,600,749
revenues
class A
$6.24)
1 923.000
440,031
Years Ended March 31—
5-10
Mills,
the
amount
electro-tinning
Subscriptions—
$1.12%
Wellington
during
1750.'
p.
<quar.)„
Wellman
with an
to
expended
$1,289,687
——
preferred
Weber Showcase
betterments
$3,000,000
5-12
1
Light Co.—
Cedar
$4,010,137
$4.80
cor.*oration
440,029
stock.
Earnings per common share (on 612,000 shares)
5
20c
(quar.)
Balance
$4.25
Waterous, Ltd.,
and
the
quarter
$2,040,778
preferred
on
$4.50
Waterloo
85,210
deductions.
income
Dividends
5-10
5-
$1.13
....
Corp.
6-10
5-18
35c
common—,
$3,187,696
inc.—
on
5-12
25c
(quar,)
Petroleum
1
6-
125c
Company,
preferred
8-
20c
(quar.)
Company
(S.
Warren
37j/2C
.
Corp.
2,387,000
33,957,453
2,955,000
share outstanding-
common
1950
compares
$2,122,694
$3,002,710' $2,207,904
—
other
and
taxes
——
the
1949
33,666,141
——
Federal
estimated
for
During
The
Vogt Manufacturing
Walker
$2,863,252
revenues.
income
12,137
$39,240,337 $40,922,590
.__*
*
profit
Earnings per share
$20,784,529 $18,162,318
Federal
income :!**i--*_—
1
Virginian Railway,
6%
operating
-
1950
revenues*
expenses
additions
1
3.00
22,017,152
39,329,990
1612.
Net
1949
1950
1
5%
i—
—
,
(& Subs..)—Earnings—
.
Operating expenses and
5%
Provision
Washington Gas Light Co.
12 Months Ended March 31—
Operating
Corp.,
9.086,807
3.00
19,580,693
48,536,442
12,703
Wheeling Steel Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
5
5
14.20%
9,274.743
Quarter Ended March 31—
1466.
p.
10.96%
——
.
share—..*—_____
per
*
171, p.
Costs
25c
Upson Company
assets
to net
_
66.73
22,941,508
5,283,633
railway
railway
oper.
income
paid
9.48
71.94
salaries
of employees at Dec. 31
Number
—V.
7.88
224,847.615 204,201,139
share
paid
and
Wages
From Jan. 1—
from
net
taxes———
-
—
per
Dividends
1947
and
charges
$
155,662,755 136,765,538
24,633,016
28,978,246
■
share
per
assets
Dividends paid
1948
1949
1950
from
5-15
pfd
conv.
RR.
products
after
assets
Net
March—
Net
Insurance
iorest
Ratio of
Wabash
5-15
50c
(quar.)—
1948
$
of
Sales
1674.
p.
1949
Year Ended Dec. 31—
railway
oper,
179,
(& Subs.)—Earnings, Etc.—
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
837,786
5,929,892
oper.
from
$1.50
(quar.)
pfd.
$4
Extra
Universal
$2,154,057
467,476
Net
pitferred
Wallpaper
Universal
$2,182,868
1,409,293
Corp.—
convertible
$6
United
$3,037,543
From Jan. 1—
Gross
}15c
(s-a)*
railway
railway—
from
t75C
-
pref.
A
6-10
5-20
60c
_____*—
*
(Del.)
Inc.
Steel, Ltd.,
1
$1.75
common
preferred (quar.)
7%
U.
56 %c
preferred (quar.)
Net
Net
4%%
of
share
for
on
Teco,
each
subscription
stockholders
or
before
Inc.
at
five
shares
par
certificates
of
May
record
9,
($10
of
will
1950
per
Zenith
not
be
July
for
J5,
on
common
issued.
Chicago is subscription agent.—V. 171,
p.
1949,
100,000
share)
10.
have
shares
of
the basis of
stock
held.
First
National
the
right
common
one
Teco
Transferable
Bank
of
Volume 171
Number 4905
..
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1931)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
'/ /;.
ALABAMA
Bella
Sheffield, Ala.
Bond Offering — E. S. Enochs,
City Clerk, will sell at public auc¬
tion at 7 p.m. (CST) on
May 16 an
issue
of
$194,000 public improve¬
ment coupon bonds. Dated May 1,
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
May 1 from 1951 to 1960 inclu¬
on
sive.
Vista
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
County (P. O.
Redding), Calif.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $5,000 building
offered April
24—v. 171,
1612—were
p.
awarded
to
Dean
bidder
Bank
was
America
of
price of 100.78.
1
Tucson, Ariz.
Offering — Carl M. Hitt,
Clerk, will receive sealed
v
•
Bond
City
bids
until
5. for
8
the
water
p.m. (MST)
purchase of
$500,000
bonds. Dated March
revenue
1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due
March 1 from
on
June
on
clusive;
1952 to
Interest
approved
by
of Chicago.
M-S.
1980
in¬
Legality
& Cutler,
Chapman
•
000.
Due
June
on
from
15
1951
bonds
offered
1612—were
May
2—v.- 171,
p.
.•
■:
Dist.,
Sale—The $490,000 build¬
offered May 2 were
awarded to a syndicate composed
bonds
of the Bank
National
America
of
&
Due
the
Sal e—The
school
state
to
(State
$50,000,000
building,
syndicate
a
of)
Series
A
of
composed
June
on
from
1
1951
to
Bankers Trust Co., of New York,
inclusive.
and
interest
composed of Kidder, Peabody
Co., Goldman,. Sachs & Co.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Blair, Rol¬
lins & Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth
(J-D)
the
a
cate
&
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co.,
all
of New York,
Brown & Sons, Mercantile
Co., both
of Baltimore,
Taylor & Co., W. E. Hutton
/both
of
New
Trust
merce
Kean,
& Co.,
York,
1951
5,020,000
in
to
on
inclusive.
2s.
as
from
578,000
-
Due
1953
6s.
as
from
*
Due
May
1
1954 to 1966 inclusive.
l%s.
as
Due
1967 and
May
on
L.
R.
Day & Co., of New York,
Dempsey & Co., of Chicago, Dick
& Merle-Smith, R. S. Dickson &
Co., Eastman, Dillon & Co., Eldredge & Co., all of New York,
First
National
Bank, of Minne¬
First National Bank, of
New York, First National Bank of
apolis,
St.
Paul, First of Michigan Cor¬
poration^ Freeman &/C
Gibbons & Co., Inc., G. C. Haas &
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, all
of
New
1
1968.
Co.,
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, both of
of
York, The Illinois Company,
Chicago, Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Lehman Brothers,
all
of
New
York,
McDonald&
Moore
Manila,
Bond
Ark
Sale—The
171,
27—v.
1612—were
Heimerdinger,
3%s, at a price
p.
awarded to Wood &
of
Cincinnati,
of
100.68,
as
basis of about 3.69%.
a
County (P.
Niles), Calif.
Offering
O.
Henry
May,
Secretary of the Sanitary Board,
will
receive
—
bids
sealed
until
8
(Calif. DST) on May 8 for
the
purchase of $320,000 sewer
coupon
or
registered bonds, di¬
p.m.
vided
follows:
as
$260,000 union
V
sanitary
district
bonds.
Due
V
Denomination
June
on
$1,000.
15 from
Louis, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, W. H.
Morton & Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co., all of New York, E. M. New¬
ton &
Co., of Boston, Northern
Trust
Co.,
of
Chicago,
Paine,
Co., of St.
1951
to
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the
...,;/; County Treasury's office.
7,000 union sanitary district, An¬
Co., Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler,
all
of
New
York,
Schmidt, Poole & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy. of Buffalo, Shields & Co., of
New
York,
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner, of Pittsburgh, Smith,
Barney & Co.. of New York, Stern
Bros. & Co., of Kansas City, Stone
&
Webster
Securities
Corp., of
New
York, and Thomas & Co., of
Pittsburg.
The group
a
basis
paid
a
tion
$500.
from
Denomina¬
4 bonds.
No.
Due
1951
Principal
to
and
June
on
1964
15
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
payable at the County Treas¬
bonds
about
of
to
53,000 union
sanitary
from
2
bonds.
Denomi¬
No.
nation
$1,000.
15
from
1951
Due
to
on
1968
June
inclu¬
sive.
Principal
(J-D)
>
payable at the County
and
interest
Treasurer's office.
Dated
June
115, 1950. Legality
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington, of San Fran¬
-/"'- /'/."
approved
Neff
cisco.
&
as
4V2s.
1952
37.200,000
from
as
to
Is.
1974
Due
on
on
Bond
Franklin
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
11
a.m.
(Calif. DST) on
May 17 for the purchase of $800,000 hospital coupon or registered
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due/on JTune
15
from
1951
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
office.
the
Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
County
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herring¬
National
provement
a
&
$110,000
derson,
National
Association,
& Co., Weeden & Co., all
of
San
Francisco,
William
R.
Staats
Co., of Los Angeles, J.
Barth
&
Kaiser
Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
&
Co.,
Schwabacher &
basis of about 2.09%, as follows:
a
$125,000
as
1951
from
Due on June 15
31/4s.
inclusive.
1955
to
50,000 as l%s.
Due
1956 and
June 15
1957.
in
Due on June 15,
1V2S.
as
on
1958.
75,000
13/4S. Due on June 15
as
1961 inclusive.
from 1959 to
100,000
as
Due on June
2s.
1962
from
as
to
2V4S.
1965
Due
15
inclusive.
on
June
inclusive.
Occidental County Sanitation Dist.,
(P. O.
Calif.
Offering — Walter H.
Sonoma
June
8
Additional
will
above
on
Principal and in¬
Bond
DST)
of
on
June
Sale
The
—
date
or
1 from
as
1951
2s.
Due
to
1
inclusive.
1961
South Pasadena,
Bond
Offering—Marjorie MerCity
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(Calif.
DST) on May 10 for the purchase
of $250,000 water works, Series A
Dated June
1, 1950.
June
1951
*
to
Dated June
1, 1950. Denomina¬
Principal * and in¬
terest payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston, or at the
New Britain National Bank, New
Britain, at holder's option. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thoffidike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston. •"
tion
$1,000.
North Stonington, Conn.
1950
$185,000 school
bonds offered May
issue
of
4—v.
171, p. 1828—were awarded
Co., and Putnam
to
Calif.
ritt,
bonds.
from
1
Bond Sale—The
Due on June
as 21/4s.
from 1956 to
June
on
June 1 from
on
on
100,000 school, 30th Series bonds,
inclusive.
1955
to
Due
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
1970 inclusive.
Levy & Williams, and Dean Wit¬
ter &„.Co., all of San Francisco,
jointly, at a price of 100.002, a
basis of about 2.19%, as follows:
$16,000
fund, 21st Series,
1st Issue bonds.
1
$40,000
awarded
were
(DST) on May 9 for
of $300,000 bonds,
follows:
as
$200,000 sewer
1
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on June 1
from 1951 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bella Union
Sch.
Dist.,
Estabrook &
&
Co., both of Boston,
jointly, as
basis
1.65s, at a price of 100.12, a
of about 1.63%.
FLORIDA
Orange County (P. O.
Orlando), Fla.
Bond Offering—Ralph A. Potts,
Executive Director of the State
of
Board
Administration, will re¬
bids until 9:45 a.m.
sealed
ceive
(EST) on May 30 for the purchase
$435,000 SB A ref unding 1950 '
bonds. Dated July 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
1 in 1962 and 1963.
Legality ap¬
coupon
County (P. O.
Visalia), Calif.
Bond
DST)
Due
County
will
until
10
a.m.
Stew¬
receive
(Calif.
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York
City.
school
HAWAII
Dated
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
on
June
inclusive.
bonds.
1 from 1951
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Canaan,
Offering
Malcolm
will receive
(Hawaiian
Treasurer,
County
sealed bids until 9
May
on
a.m.
17 for the purchase
$725,000 public improvement
coupon
bonds.
Dated
May 15,
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
on Nov. 15 from
1954 to 1978 in¬
of
Conn.
—
(P. O.
Lihue), Hawaii
Offering — K. C. Ahana,
E»ond
ST)
CONNECTICUT
Bond
Kauai County
to 1965
Principal and interest
payable
(J-D)
by
proved
May 9 for the purchase
on
$59,000
June
Gladys
—
Clerk,
bids
sealed
of
Offering
County
art,
D.
interest
and
Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at the office of
clusive.
Day, Berry &
Howard, 750 Main
Hartford,
until 2 p.m.
(DST) on May 9 for the purchase
of $130,000 school Issue of 1950
coupon bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
Bank
Street,
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
Canfield,
May
sive.
able
Town
1 from 1951 to 1970 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
at the National Iron Bank,
Chase Na¬
of New York City.
Legality approved by Day, Berry
& Howard, of Hartford. V
Falls Village, or at the
Bank,
Danhury,
Bond
Conn.
Offerin g—Albert
H.
Henebry, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until
11 a.m.
May 8 for the purchase
sewerage system cou¬ (DST) on May 17 for the pur¬
registered bonds. Dated chase of $475,000 coupon or regis¬
15, 1950. Denomination $500. tered bonds, divided as follows:
on
$18,000
pon
June
inclusive.
American Trust Co., Lawson,
the
Santa Rosa),
pm.
on
1966
Due
1
Britain
New
Bank, New Britain, un¬
a.m.
purchase
inclusive.
Moreland Sch. Dist. bonds offered
tional
1965 inclusive.
Clerk,
until
Due
to
214s.
as
Francisco, and C. N. White & Co.,
of Oakland, at a price of 100.005,
Nagle, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(Calif.
City
bids
2s.
June
on
1961
the
of
care
divided
from 1967 to 1973 inclusive.
Stone
receive
(Calif,
DST) on May 8 for the purchase
of $385,000
sanitary sewer and
water system improvement cou¬
pon or registered bonds.
Dated
June 15, 1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due on Jiine 15 #rom 1951 to
sealed
Due
to
1962
Lawson, Levy & Williams,
& Youngberg, all of San
Co.,
15 from 1966 to 1970
An¬
1951
as
70,000
offered
Blyth
125,000
L.
2%s.
as
from
im¬
171,
p.
1612—were
syndicate composed
Savings
in
the
Co., of San Francisco,
of 100.08, a basis of
2.06%, as follows:
price
a
about
Tulare
of America
Bank
of the
H.
of
bonds
1950
1—v.
awarded to
R.
at
Terra
The $500,000
—
to
awarded
—
Taxation, will receive sealed
bids
til 11:30
Merced, Calif.
Sale
Bond
Davis,
Bond
-
Moulton &
ton, of San Francisco.
May 1 in
Calif.
Offering—Essie
inclusive.
1970
to
$230,000
and
Offerin g—Marion C.
Ibach, Secretary of the Board of
Conn.
W. H. Judd,
President of the Board of Finance
Britain,
Offering
1712—were
(P. O. San Rafael), Calif.
May 1
1976.
Sal e—The
New
Bond
McKinley Sch.
Dist.
bonds offered April 24—v. 171, p.
County, Marin Hosp. Dist.
Bond
May 1
inclusive.
on
1950 to
1967 inclusive.
County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. San Jose), Calif.
24,000
Marin
as
inclusive.
13/4S. Due
as
1957
4,800.000
Due
1956
to
1 from
Dec.
on
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasuer's office.
25,000
$8,000,000
district^
V
rates
interest
follows:
1975 and
urer's office.
Annex
bear
price of 100.05,
1.74%, for the
Dated
Denomination, $1,-
1973 inclusive.
Trust
&
school bonds.
1948.
000. Due
May
:
nex
$25,000
Dec. 1,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Phelps,
& Co., D. A. Pincus & Co.,
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co., L. F.
inclusive:
1970
of
Rothschild
CALIFORNIA
Bond
Mer¬
Trust
Bank
Fenn
Alameda
•
Detroit,
&/
of
Co.,
cantile-Commerce
$124,000 water
and
sewrer
refunding
and
im¬
provement revenue bonds offered
April
P. Harper &
of Seattle, Hemphill,
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County (P. O.
Redwood City), Calif.
Bond Offering—W. H. Augus¬
tus, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(Calif.
DST) on May 16 for the purchase
to 1970 inclusive.
1951
from
75,000 intercepting sewer bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1951 to
Santa Clara
from
La Honda
1970 inclusive.
125,000 outfall sewage treatment
plant bonds. - Due on May 1
Dated May 1, 1950. Denomina¬
Offering—Harry L. Ali¬
son,
County Clerk, will receive tion $1,000. Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Chase Na¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (Calif.
DST) on May 29 for the purchase tional Bank, New York City. Le¬
of
$3,350,000
building
bonds. gality approved by Reed, Hoyt &
Dated June 15, 1950.
Denomina¬ Washburn, of New York City.
tion $1,000.
Due on June 15 form
Guilford, Conn.
1951 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
Bond Sale—The $470,000 school
and interest (J-D) payable at the
bonds offered May 2—w 171, p.
County Treasuer's office. Legality 1828—were awarded to the First
approved by O'Melveny & Myers, Boston
Corp., as 1.40s, at a price
of Los Angeles.
of 100.09, a basis of about 1.38%.
50,000
Treasurer's office.
York, Wm.
&
Son
New
May 1
on
Chemical Bank &
all of New York, Com¬
Trust Co., of Kansas City,
Inc.,
Trust Co.,
&
$1,402,000
Phelps,
Alex.
Stranahan,
Co., Inc., of Toledo,
Clement A. Evans & Co., of At¬
lanta, Kebbon, McCormick & Co.,
of Chicago, Sterne, Agee & Leach,
Watkins, Morrow & Co., both of
Birmingham,
Martin,
Burns
&
Corbett, of Chicago, Freeman &
Co., of New York, Magnus & Co.,
and
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, both of Cincinnati, at a
price of 100.05, a basis of about
2.11%, as follows:
Harris
& Co., Inc., Burr & Co., Byrne and
Principal
payable
at
$275,000 incinerator plant bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1951 to
Bond
County
to
and
the
District, San Bernardino County
(P. O. San Bernardino), Calif.
1970
syndi¬
awarded
1975
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff
& Herrington, of San Francisco.
Fresno
ed
and
Principal
San Bernardino City High School
bonds offered May 3 were award¬
Principal
interest
(J-D)
payable, at
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $7,000,000 state
.
Sch.
County, Walters Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond Offering—E. Dusenberry,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10:30 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on
May 16 for the purchase.of
$48,000
building
bonds.
Da"
June 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
inclusive.
1960
to
(State of)
highway contruction, Series 1950
J./,; ' ///•'.J'
High
Angeles County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond
ing
Union
June 15 from 1951 to
on
inclusive.
Savings Association, of
Biggs Union Elementary Sch. Dist., San Francisco; John Nuveen &
Butte County (P. O.
Co., of Chicago; J. Barth & Co.;
Kaiser & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.,
Oroville), Calif.
Bond
Offering—W.
F.
Mat¬ all of San Francisco; J. A. Hogle
thews, County Clerk, will receive & Co., of Los Angeles; Lawson,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (Calif.
Levy & Williams, of Sdn Fran¬
DST) on May 8 for the purchase cisco, and Fred Blake & Co., of
Los Angeles, as 2%s,<at.a price
of $50,000 building bonds. Dated
June 15, 1950.
Denomination $1,- of 100.86, a basis of about 2.16%.
California
Arkansas
Los
Trust
ARKANSAS
.
:/
Excelsior
Due
office.
cisco.
Francisco, as
3V2S, at a price of 100.53, a basis
of about 3.39%. The second high¬
est
(J-D)
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
proved/.by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Neff & Herrington, of San Fran¬
Witter & Co., of San
Legality approved by White,
National Trust & Savings Associ¬
Bradley. Arant & All, of Birming¬
ation, San Francisco, for 3%s, at a
ham.
ARIZONA
terest
Treasurer's
Shasta
Principal
payable at the
(M-N)
&
Trust
Co.,
Chemical
New
York
ILLINOIS
Cook County Sch. Dist.
Bond
No. 158
(P. O. Lansing), III.
Sale—The $475,000 school
bonds offered May 1 were
ed
John
to
Nuveen
&
award¬
Co.,
Mc-
Dougal & Condon, and Sills, Fairman
&
Harris,
all
of
Chicago,
jointly, as 23/4s, at a price of
102.05, a basis of about 2.53%. Thevr
second highest bidder was Central *
Republic
Co.,
Chicago, * Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., R. S. Dick¬
son & Co., and Scott & Wyandt,
jointly,
101.88.
for
23/4S,
at
a
price of
if
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1932)
Des Plaines,
Sale
Bond
nicipal
The
—
First National Bank,
mu¬
and
garage jointly,
May 1 were award¬ 100.61,
Trust Co., of
at
a
price
Dec. 1 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
man
Linder, III.
has
bonds
road
$45,000
sold
been
1—v. 171,
p. 1829 — were awarded to the
Central Republic Co., of Chicago,
as 2s, at a price of 101.62, a basis
"
Bonds Sold—An issue of
the
to
bidder
est
Wachob-Bender
was
Corp., for 2s, at a price of 101.61.
&
gality
approved
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Buffalo
Dated
tion
O.
Con.
Offering
Bond
District
Gartner,
Harold
—
E.
will
Secretary,
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Stew¬
art, City Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
(CST)
ceive
sealed
(CST)
on
until
2
$50,000 building bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1950. Due on Nov. 1 from
1951 to 1969 inclusive.
Legality
p.m.
May 15 for the purchase
of $27,000 fire department bonds.
Dated
April
Chapman
approved by
Chicago.
1, 1950. Denomina¬
Due on Jan. 1 and
&
Cutler,
March
1
23As.
as
Due
March 1
on
MARYLAND
Dated
Denomination
$1,000.
1, 1948.
H.
and
at the City Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
W.
Earle
Cobey, City Solictor, and Niles,
Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of
Due
on
Prin¬
and
1968
in
1
Sept.
196*9.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Baltimore.
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
County Clerk/will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on May
Bond
adam
May
2
171,
v.
—
awarded
$1,000.
to
1950.
Legality
by Sullivan, Donovan,
& Hanrahan, of New
Jan.
on
Heenehan
York
dated
are
approved
1829
p.
—
were
15,
1951.
18,
Salem,
Mass.
Sale—The
$85,000 paving
bonds offered May 4 were award¬
ed
to
of
Jackson &
Paine, Webber,
Curtis, of Boston,
100.07,
Is, at a price
as
basis of about 0.97%.
dated May 1, 1950.
a
Bonds
are
Denomination
Due
$1,000
on
1 from 1951 to 1955 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
National
Shawmut
Bank,
offered
May
City.
Bond
Boston,
of
or
office.
at the City
Legality ap¬
Storey,
Thorndike,
of Boston.
by
proved
Palmer & Dodge,
Tyler & Co., of Bos¬
Swampscott, Mass.
Sale—The $100,000
Note
the
for
13
of
Due
able
ton, as l'As, at a price of 100.47,
purchase of $230,000 a basis
of about 1.08%,
county
school
building revenue
July 1 from 1952 to 1965 inclusive.
Butler Township (P. O.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1950. Denom¬ Grafton Housing Authority, Mass. J
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Pomeroy), Iowa
ination $1,000. Due on May 1 from
Note Sale—The $150,000 Second!
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Bond Sale — The $6,000,000 fire j951 to 1970 inclusive. Principal Series notes offered on
April 27
y Indianapolis.
fighting equipment bonds offered and interest (M-N) payable at the were awarded to the Worcester
M'ay 1 — v. 171, p. 1829 — were First National Bank, Greenville. County Trust Co., of Worcester,
Decatur, Ind.
to
the
Bond Sale—The $70,000 water awarded
Pomeroy State Legality
approved
by
Skaggs, at 0.7u% interest, plus a premium
works
revenue
bonds
offered Bank ,of Pomeroy, as 3s, at a price
of $1.
The Second National Bank
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
of 100.83, a basis of about 2.65%.
April 28—v. 171, p. 1398—were
of Boston, runner-up in the bid¬
Paris, Ky.
awarded
to
the
City Securities )
ding, named a rate of 0.843%,
Denison, la.
Bond
Sale—Tne $50,000 water
Corp., of Indianapolis, as 21/«s, at )
Bond
Sale—The $20,COO sewer revenue bonds offered
May 2— Haverhill Housing Au' hority, Mass.
.a price of 100.12, a basis of about
bonds offered May 1 were award¬ v. 171, p. 1829—were awarded to
Note Sale—The $773,000 First!
*2.11%, The second highest biddered to the Carleton D. Beh Co., of Stein Bros. & Boyce, of Louis¬ Series notes offered May 4 — v.
was Raffer.sperger, Hughes & Co.,
Des Moines, as 5s, at a price of ville, at a price of 101.50, a basis 171. p. 1829—were awarded to the !
Tor 2'As, at a 'price of 101.01. y
100.12.
The second highest bidder of about 2.40%;, as follows:
Chase National'Bank, and Sale-!
'A 7;'-'.Hrrmmond, Ind.
I was Sparks & Co., for 5s, at a $21,000 as 3'As, Due on April 1 mon Bros. & Hutzier, both of
y v Bond Sale—The $195,000 street price of 100.10.
New York, jointly, at 0.80%
in¬
from 1951 to 1957 inclusive.
improvement bonds offered May
21,000 as 2'As. Due on April 1 terest. The second highest bidder
Jefferson Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
4
were
awarded to the Harris
was J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc., dnti
from 1958 to 1983 inclusive.
B^iid Saic—Xbe $32,000 build¬
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,'
Bank, Boston,
8,000 as 2'As, Due on April 1 Second National
ing bonds offered May. 1—v. 171,
at 2s, at a price of 102.06, a basis
from 1964 to 1985 inclusive.
jointly, at 0.87%: interest.
*
p.
1023-—were
awards to the
of about J.80%. T Dated July
1,
The second highest bidder was
Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
Ipswich Housing Authority, Mass.
-1950.
Due on July 1 from 1951 to
Pohl & Co., for 2'As, and 2As at
Note
Sale—The
$270,000 Sec¬
as 2s, at a price of 102.28, a basis
.1970 inclusive.
a price of 101.63.
% A " Ay'
A "Aond Series notes offered May 4
of about 1.83%. The second high¬
"v'y.>'-.rc.
Highland, Ind.
were awarded to J. P. Morgan A
est
bidder was Harris Trust &
L01523IANA
..Bond Offering—John A. Blom,
Co. Inc., of New York, and the
Savings Bank, Chicago, lowa-Des
Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬ M oines
Second National Bank, of Boston,
Franklin Parish Sch. Dist. No. 3
National
Bank,
Des
ceive
sealed
bids
until 7
p.m.1
(P. O. Witmsboro), La.
jointly, at 0.84% interest.
The
Moines, and White-Phillips Co.,
(CST) on May 16 for the purchase
Bond Offering—V/. B. Glover,
second highest bidder was First
jointly, for 2s, at a price of 102 25.
of $34,000 water works improveNational Bank, Boston, at 0.86%;
Secretary of the School Board,
rnent bonds.
Dated April 1, 1950.1 Ottumwa Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
will
receive
sealed
bids
until interest.
tion
Notes
Treasurer's
bonds
National
Second
and
Inc.,
Bank, Boston, jointly, at 0.84%?.
$130,000 Mac¬
Pavement
May 4 were
National
Chase
ier, both of New York, jointly, at
Mass.
Sale—The
the
to
Bank, and Salomon Bros. & Hutz¬
sive.
MASSACHUSETTS
Muhlenberg County (P. O.
Greenville), Ky.
Bond
Offering — John Webb,
awarded
May
Brockton,
notes offered
Series
Co.
Cumberland, Md.
Offering — William
Bond
In¬
Housing Authority, Mass.
0.79% interest. The second high¬
est bidder was J. P. Morgan &
Buchholtz,
bonds.
enue
May 16 for the purchase
on
inclusive.
1989
on
from 1967 to* 1970 inclusive,
Due on May 1 from
to
Due
Monday, May 8, 1950
.
.
Note Sale—The $145,000 Second
Denomina¬
1950.
1,
14,000
Rock port
follows:
Commissioner of Fi¬
revenue, will receive
Hart County (P. O. Munfordville), sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST)
Kentucky
on May
15 for the purchase of
B 0 nd O f f e r i n g—Johnnie
$400,000 flood protection of 1949
Wright, County Clerk, will re¬ bonds.
Dated May 1, 1950.
De¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
11 a.m. nomination
$1,000.
Due on May 1
(CST) on May 9 for the purchase from 1953 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
of
$10,000 school building rev¬ cipal and interest (M-N) payable
of
bids
May
3s.
as
bonds.
revenue
sewer
$1,000.
March
Sch. Dist.
Titcnka), Iowa
Twp.
(P.
INDIANA
Bloomington, Ind.
Offering—Carl O.
The second high¬
of about 1.77%.
Municipal Bond Corp., of Chicago,
as 2y2s. Dated April
1, 1950. Le¬
Bond
Dist., la.
ing bonds offered May
t
.
and
net interest cost
a
from 1951 to 1966 inclusive.
nance
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
Bond
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
cago.
$42,000
Coope,
receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
3
for the
purchase of $310,000
water
reflecting
about 2.89%, as
will
Clerk,
terest M-N.
Sch.
Con.
Archer
Albany, Ky.
Offering—Melba
Bond
City
1953
IOWA
bid
a
of
of
a
Chi¬
cago, as 13/4S, at a price of 100.57, Chicago, and Union Trust Co., In¬
a basis of about 1.66%.
Dated May dianapolis, jointly, for 1'As, at a
1,1950. Denomination $1,000. Due price of 100.64.
on
KENTUCKY
the
and
of Richmond,
basis of about 1.31%.
The second
highest bidder was
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
ed to the Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank &
l%s,
as
warehouse
bonds offered
Indianapolis,
of
Corp.,
ill.
$100,000
.
offered
notes
nue
reve¬
April 20
were
aV/arded to the Security Trust
of
at 0.65%
jLynn,
Oct. 27,
on
discount.
Co.,
Due
1950.
Winchester, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
tional
plus
$300,080 reve¬
April" 27 were
offered
notes
nue
awarded
the
to
Winchester
a
Na¬
interest,
Bank, at 0.55%
premium of $2.
Winthrop Housing Authority, Macs.
bale—The
Note
Series
171,
May 4—v.
1830—were awarded to the
National Bank, and Salo¬
p.
Chase
■
Bros. & Hutzier. both of;
mon
plus
a
V/oburn
Series
.171,
Housing Aulhori'y, Mass.
$725,000 Third
notes offered
May 4—v.
Sale—The
Nose
awarded
1830—were
p.
the
New
interest,
jointly, at 0.86 %
piemium of $15.
York,
-
Third
$850,000
offered
notes
to
Bank;'; and
National
Chase
-
>
& Hutzier, both of
Salomon Bros.
New
at 0 79% in¬
highest bidder
Morgan & Co. Inc., and
National
Bank,
Boston,
York, jointly,
The second
terest.
J. P.
was
Second
jointly, at 0.84% interest.
,
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
,1 from 1.951 to 1981 inclusive.
Interes! J-J. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
.
.
-
:
j
;
Bond
Offering
Leigh ton P.
Smith, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until
j
for
9
the
10
a.m.
(CST) on May
purchase of $1,600,000
bonds.
Dated June
1,
building
Huntingburg, Ind.
1950.
Due
Bond Offering—John E. Garrett, '
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
electric
300
nomination
I
utility
Dated April
$1,000.
1951
from
to
revenue
De¬
Due
(J-J)
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
ing
bonds
offered
April
Kansas
City, Kan.
fered
$50,000 general
improvement bonds offered April
were
awarded to Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle, of Kansas City, as
l'As, at a price of 101.40, a basis
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬
build¬
28—v.
by
1712—were awarded to the
Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago, as l'As, at a price of
101.13, a basis of about 1.29%. The
second highest bidder was City
Securities Corp., Indianapolis, fcr
1'As, at
price of 100.95.
a
Twp. Sch. Twp.
(P. O. Owensville), Ind.
Bond
p.
Sale;—The
Trust
Co.;
Indianapolis
Bond & Share
Corp., and City Se¬
curities Corp., all of Indianapolis,
jointly, as l'As, at a price of 100.07,
a
basis of about
ond
Manhattan School District, Kan.
Bonds
highest
1.48%.
bidder
The
Offered—Stern
on
sec¬
1
from
bonds. Due
1954
to
1961
108,000 l'/2%
on
school bonds. Due
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1964
Aug.
1
school
bonds. Due
inclusive.
Dated
hale—The $465,000
street
Henhehan
York
office.
Legality
ap¬
Sullivan,
&
Donovan,
Ilanrahan,
of
Offering
—
J.
City Treasurer,
sealed
(DST)
on
bids
until
re¬
noon
May 10 for the purchase
$70,000 street construction 1950
bonds. Dated May 1, 1950.
coupon
St. John
The
Baptist Parish Water
Works Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Reserve), La.
Sale—The
Bond
$84,000
public
improvement bonds offered May 1
—v.
171, p. 1595—were awarded
National
Boston.
Shawmut
Legality
of
Bank,
by
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
&
Palmer
of
as
100.04,
basife of about 2.45%>,
a
follows:
$30,000
2'As.
as
Due
2'As.
as
on
May
t
».U
t»'.
City
Securities
:A\ -<\'A U *'■*
.
li
sa3;
City.1'/;; /A f
4
May 1, 1950. Denomination
on May 1 from 1951 to
1964 inclusive., Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the MonDue
$500.
foe
Savings Bank," Monroe.
State
Grosse Points
V/ocds, Mich.
Sale—The
Bend
offered
$102,000 bonds
2—v. 171, p. 1713—
to Blyth & Co., of
May
awarded
were
Chicago,
Kenower,
and
&
Co.,
of
Detroit,
MacArjointly,
follows:
Additional
Due
Sale
on
date
1
50,000
of
New
as
23As.
a
to
3s.
to
Mary
District
Or¬
follows:
Due
on
Bond
000
20,
Due
1970
on
1
1
May 1 from
inclusive.
Water
Parish
No.
$56,000
April
22
bids
will
until
Loan No.
1
interest
Shawmut
were
Bank,
at
the
of
payable
National
Boston.
Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Newton, Mass.
price
May 2
were
awarded
Merchants, National Bank, of
Boston, at 0.63%> discount.
Notes
ot\
Nov. 2, 1950. Legality
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Gpolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
.
I
'
I
100.22,
Rolls Nos.
as 2s, at a
a
basis of
J
Mt. Pleasant),
Note
more,
sealed
on
bids
May
10
$65,000 notes.
Due
Mich.
Offering—Maynard S. GilCounty Clerk, will receive
on
until
2
p.m.
(EST)
the purchase of
Dated June 1, 1950.
for
May 1 from 1951 to 1955
Principal and interest
inclusive.
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
to
the
dpe
Assess.
Imp., bonds,
of
May 1
on
1965 inclusive.
Isabella County (P. O.
(M-N)
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
2'As, due
about 1.90%.
of 1950 coupon bonds.
May 1; 1950. Denomination
Due on May 1 from 1951
1955
inclusive. Principal and
as
1958 to
"
Dated
offered
water
C6-G8
on
1957
to
Spec.
21,000
re¬
neon
on May 9 for the purchase
$218,000
Highway Macadam
Works
(P. O. Morgan
Sale—The
offered
City Treasurer,
sealed
R.
May 1 from
inclusive, and
2s, due
as
from
William
—
(DST)
of
to
May
City), La.
bonds
Nov.
basis $1,000.
1952 to 1960 inclusive.
as
1961
Kees,
2.95%,
as
on
Offering
Freitas,
ceive
$84,000
offered
price of 100.01,
a
about
$31,000
on
New Bedford, Mass.
Bond
May
awarded
were
&
The
—
bonds
revenue
Ducournau
of
Due
an¬
approved
by Stinston, Mag, Thom¬
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kan-
Dated
.1951
are
were
re¬
p.m.
May 11 for the purchase
$46,000
1
1959 inclusive.
to
from 1960 to 1970 inclusive.
above
discount.
awarded to Weil & Co., and How¬
—
8
of $35,000 building coupon bonds.
1850.
from 1951
54,000
0.72%
ard, Labouisse. Friedriehs & Co.,
both of New Orleans, jointly, on
1829
on
until
bids
$81,000 Lake Front Parksite Imp.,
general obligation 1950 bonds,
to
Weil
&
Co.,
and
Howard, ticipation
17,
at a price of 1C0.01, a basis of
Labouisse, Freidrichs & Co., both were awarded to the Boston Safe
about 2.19%, as follows:
$35.of New Orleans, jointly, at a price Deposit & Trust Co., of Boston, at
proved
p.
(EST)
Will
Secretary,
Mass.
tax
notes offered April
son,
the
sealed
as
Milford,
improvement 1950 bonds offered
to
District
thur
Note Sale—The $100,000
May 3 —by. 171,
awarded
Pier), Mich.
Offering — Florence Be-
Bond
Principal and interest payable at
the
(P. O.
Luna
i
ceive
Howard
Free.
Twp.
School District No. 8
New
will
Salle
La
and
than,
ceive
of
MICHIGAN
Erie
Legality
Maiden, Mass.
Hughes,
$100,000 fire
1950.
1850.
City.
Bond
La.
equipment bonds of¬
3—v. 171, p. 1505—
May
$1,000.
Treasurer's
The
by
approved
10,
15,
about 2.33%.
St.
May 1, 1950. Denomina¬
—
Nov.
011
May
Denomination $1,000. Due on May
1
from
1951
to
1956
inclusive.
from 1965 to 1970
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A). payable at the State
'Richmond, Ind.
•
Bond
Due
dated
are
&
awarded to Newman, Brown
from
216,000 13/4%
tion
Js
Notes
Co.,, of New Orleans, 011 a bid
reflecting a net interest cost of
inclusive.
perger,
a
Le¬
&
leans,, at
inclusive.
Raffens-
Hughes & Co., for l'As, at
price of 100.C2.
Aug.
school
Charles,
Sale
arid
water
288,000 114%
on
was
Publicly
Bros. & Co., of Kansas City are
publicly offering an issue of $720,000 bonds, divided as follows:
1713—were awarded to the
Fletcher
Legality approved
Mag, Thomas, McFizzell, of Kansas City.
Stimscn,
Evers &
clusive.
$22,000 build¬
ing 1950 bonds offered May 2—v.
171,
office.
were
$108,000 4% school bonds. Due on
Aug. 1 fi om 1951 to 1953 in¬
Montgomery
inclusive.
1970
to
gality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
urer's
171, p.
Harris
1951
station
Huntingburg.
Legality approved of about 1.24%.
Dated April 1,
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,! 1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
of Indianapolis.
on April
1 from 1951 to 1960 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
JCenltand-Jefferson Con. Sch. Corp. j
(P. O. Kenlland ), ind.
from
KANSAS
inclusive.! 27
1978
Principal and interest
July
on
1 from 1951
Dec.
(CST) .011 May 24 for the
purchase
of $110,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1,
1950. De¬
nomination $1,000. Due on May 1
a.m.
Lake
1950
1, 1950.
on
10
1970 inclusive.
to
.pealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Jtay 15 for the purchase of $320,bonds.
—
Lansing
School
and Delta
Frac.
Twps.
District, fto. 4 (P. O.
y,i * * Lansing 15),, Mich.
Bond -Sale-^The
.
$145,000 build¬
ing'bonds offered May 3—v. 171,
Volume 171
Number 4905
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1933)
1830
p.
First
Michigan
troit, at
of
about
1.92%,
of
De¬
from
Due
2s.
July
on
to'. 1955
1951
as
follows:
as
13/4S.
as
90,000
the
to
Corp.,
price of 100.17, a basis
a
$55,000
awarded
were
—
of
Due
1
inclusive.
July
on
1
from 1956 to 1961 inclusive.
The
second
highest bidder
MINNESOTA
bids
until
basis of about 1.99%.
a
]0;,.
17
for
lection
enue
I,
8
purchase
on
of
May
$200,000
sanitary sewage
disposal system
and
bonds.
coupon
1950.
Due
(EST)
p.m.
the
and
col¬
rev¬
Dated March
Denomination
$1,000.
County
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Home State
Bank,
Lawrence.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
dock & Stone,
of Detroit.
Macomb, Oakland, Lapeer and
St. CI air Counties, Clinton
River
Spillway Drainage
District (P. O. Mt.
y>
Clemens), Mich.
'
Bond
Offering—Frank E. Lohr,
Secretary of the Drainage Board,
receive
will
sealed
bids
until
(EST) on May 17 for the
purchase of $817,000 Clinton River
Spillway
bonds,
divided
bonds.
coupon
Due
on
1970
in-
follows:
as
$437,000 Series 1
June
from 1951
1
to
380,000 Series 2 bonds.
Due on
June 1 from 1952 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
June
1, 1950. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
Bank
of
Nankin and Dearborn Twps. Frac.
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Route No. 2,
Inkster), Mich.
Bond
Offering—Alex Solomon,
Director, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on May 9
for the purchase of $30,000 build¬
ing
bonds.
coupon
1950. Denomination
June
1
from
1952
Dated May 1,
$1,000. Due on
to
'
Stanley,
—
Stewart, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 18 for the purchase of $50,000 paving improvement certifi¬
cates of Indebtedness.
inclusive.
$1,000.
suitable bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser.
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
any
County, Minnetonka
Hennepin
tndep. Sch. Dist. No. 7 (P. O.
Excelsior),
Minn.
Bond Offering—G. H.
Samberg,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May
16 for the purchase of $1,500,000
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Jan.
on
City
R.
R.
1952
to
1975
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and interest
payable at any suitable bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser.
Legality approved by
Faegre *& Benson, of Minneapolis.
Rhine-
1975
to
payable
the
at
Chemical
&
000
school
issue
addition
St. Louis,
Sale—The $29,000 County
Ditch No. 52 bonds offered May 3
Bond
from 1951 to
Due
a
March 1
Burt
Rollin
—
F.
Publicly
R.
W.
bonds.
of
bids
until
2
p.m.
May 17 for the purchase
$5,265,000 coupon bonds, di¬
vided
follows:
as
$160,000 public hospital, 6th Is¬
sue, Series B bonds. Due on
June
1
from
1951
to 1970 in¬
ries B
from
1951
Due
to
June
on
Meeker
County (P. O.
Litchfield), Minn.
1980,
by
1
1951
from
4th
C bonds. Due
Bond
of
Due
on
1970 in¬
to
of
1,
1980.
Due
De¬
Feb.
on
interest
and
171, p. 1714—were awarded to the
Chase National Bank, and C. J.
Co., both of New York,
as
1.20s, at a price of
basis of about 1.19%.
jointly,
100.05, a
Series B
bonds. Due
1951 to
County (P. O.
Camden), N. J.
June
on
June
on
from
1
1951
Sale—The $449,000 road
bridge bonds offered May 2—
171, p. 1714—were awarded to
v.
to
May 8 for the purchase of $60,000
Bond
April
C.
"
30,000 penal institution, Series A
bonds.
Due
1951
1955 inclusive.
to
June
on
Due
1
Offering—Elsie J. Short¬
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(DST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $825,000 building coupon or registered
bonds.
Series
1
B
1714—were
2.70s, at
at
the
Penns
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Lebanon Sch. Dist. No. 42, Mo.
awarded
J.
to
Homer, N.
terest
500 recreational facilities
bonds.
coupon
Dated
Denomination $50.
1950.
March 1 from
1951 to
sive.
Principal
(M-S)
payable
1,
Due
on
1965 inclu¬
and
at
revenue
April
the
interest
District
Treasurer's office.
Grove-Upper Penns Neck
New
Jersey
$599,000 school
bonds offered April 27—v. 171, p.
1614—were
awarded
to
Boland,
Saffin & Co., of New York, Van
Bond Offering—N. G. Damoose,
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:30
Bond Sale—The $42,500 general
obligation bonds offered May 2—
v.
171, p. 1830—were awarded to
Scharff &
Jones, of 'New Orleans,
of 100.01, a basis of
about 2.12%, as follows:
at
price
a
drainage
improvement
bonds, as 2s.
21,500 sewerage extension bonds,
as
21/4S.
receive sealed
(EST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $32,general obligation coupon
750,000 harbor
bonds.
Series
273.19
Dated
May 1, 1950. ' De¬
Bonds
bonds
syndicate
$1,273.19.
Arnold,
to
Due
1960
and interest
on
May 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
(M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
able
of
has
sold
been
composed
•
of
to
Weil
a
&
New
Orleans, Equit¬
Corp., I Nashville,
Alvis, of New Or¬
Securities
Kingsbury
leans,
issue of $1,improvement, 5th
&
Lewis
&
Co.
.
and
J.
S.
Sch.
bonds.
be
Dist.
No.
Amortization
the
bonds
choice
first
bonds
the
52
and
second
ment bonds.
(J-D)
No.
first
choice and
the
second
will
serial
choice
Board of Trustees.
Dated June
52 bonds.
15, 1950.
be
bonds
of
the
Due
on
assess¬
June
1
-,
1950. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
payable
the
at
Rochelle
Park Bank of Rochelle Park. Le¬
pur¬
of
100.14,
V
basis of
a
1
v
1
(P. O. Manchester
Sale—The
$22,500
school
Weinig Co., of Buffalo, as 1 %s,
a
price of 100.06, a basis of
at
Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
Offering — Sealed bid$
Bond
will be received until June 6 for
the
purchase of $1,202,000 bonds,
divided
follows:
as
$800j000 school bonds.
277,000 highway bonds.
75,000 land acquisition bonds.
50.000 drainage bonds.
-.!■
New York
City Housing Authority,
New
York
Note Offering—Thomas J. Far-
rell,
Chairman,
sealed
will
bids until
receive
(DST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $7,130,000 notes. Dated June 1,1950.
Due on June
1, 1951.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
noon
Mitchell, of New York
City.
Otisco,
(P. O.
Wilcox,
District
sealed
receive
(EST)
Otisco
Fire Dist.
RFD Marietta), N. Y.
Offering — Edward W.
Treasurer,
bids
until
2
will
p.m.
May 15 for the purchase
of $17,500 fire equipment coupon
or registered bonds. Dated June 1,
1950. Denomination $1,750. Due on
June
on
from
1
1951
to
1960
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Syracuse Trust Co.,
Office.
Tully
Legality
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt &
Syracuse,
Washburn, of New York City.
approved by Kenyon & Ames, of
Tully.
Washington, N. J.
Bond
bonds
June
June
$500.
choice of the Board of Trus¬
Amortization
bonds. Due
$12,000
bonds
about 1.22%.
Bond
from 1951 to 1966 inclusive.
Dated
v.
1950
bonds offered April 27—v. 171, p.
1714—were
awarded
to
C.
E.
1975 in¬
to
from 1951 to 1960 inclusive.
tees.
115,000 Sch. Dist.
1951
5,500 street improvement
tion
follows:,
$37,000 High
serial
Sold—An
nomination $1,000, except one for
1951
Miss.
1
for the purchase of $152,000 con¬
struction
and
equipment bonds,
as
from
23,500 general
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on May 25
divided
1
Y.
New York
clusive.
Bond Offering—John C. Tolson,
will
Gulf port,
p.m.
June
County Sch. Dists. (P. O.
Ennis), Mont.
Le¬
the Homer National
1.40s,
as
previously
171, p. 1831—were sold
price
Bond
Bond Sale—The
J-D.
Madison
$21,000
Ypsilanti, Mich.
City
Miss.
by
as
No.
.
Cleveland,
National
Manchester, Farmington and
Hopewell Cent. Sch. Dist.
Co., of Newark, as
price of 100.15, a basis
—
on
apparatus
a
B.
Sale—The
May 17 for the purchase of $18,-
De¬
Merrick.
Sale Details—The
about 1.36%.
—
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST)
Freeport,
$53,000
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Penns Grove),
payable at the Commerce
Kansas City.
1950.
Meadowbrook
of
Bond
fire
&
a
May 1,
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
of about 2.66%.
from
Dated June 1, 1950. Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Principal and in¬
Dated
nomination $1,000.
Due on May 1
from 1951 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
water
bonds offered April 27—v. 171, p.
Manauer
improve-
June
on
from
the
to
No. 29 (P. O. North Merrick),
New York.
at
Lodi, N. J.
Sale—The
con¬
offered
Bond
noted in
1.69%.
Bond
$22,000
bonds
awarded
were
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
Bank,
Co., as 1.70s, at
price of 100.04, a basis of about
\
The
1950
Weinig Co., of Buffalo, as
1.70s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
of about 1.71%.
The second high¬
est bidder was Tilney &
Co., for
2.40s, at a price of 100.15.
-
chased
June 1 from 1951 to 1955 in¬
clusive.
p.
syndi¬
E,
the Camden Trust
900,000 municipal airport, 5th Is¬
sue, Series B bonds.
Due on
—
of
28
a
1970 inclusive.
Sale
Bond
Deventer Bros., Inc., of Newark,
Bond Sale—The $80,000 build¬
and
Woodcock, Hess & Co., of
$400,000 hospi¬ ing bonds offered April 28—v. 171,
tax anticipation notes. Dated May
Philadelphia, jointly, as 2s, at a
tal bonds offered May 5—v. 171,
p.
1714—were awarded to
the price of 100.18, a basis of about
1, 1950.
Principal and interest
p.
1714—were awarded
to the Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
1.98%.
The second highest bid¬
payable at. the City Treasurer's
Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago,
City.
der was Stroud & Co., Julius A.
office.
and Harold E. Wood & Co., of St.
Rippel, Inc., MacBride, Miller &
MONTANA
Unionville, Mich.
Paul, jointly, at a price of 100.13,
Co., and F. R. Cole & Co., jointly,
Bond Sale
The $30,000 water a basis of about 1.66%, as follows: Flathead
for $600,000 as 2s, at a price of
County Sch. Dist. No. 5
works
refunding and extension $200,000 as l%s. Due on Jan. 1
100.14.
(P. O. Kalispell), Mont.
from 1953 to 1962 inclusive.
revenue bonds offered April 24—
Bond Offering
M. R. Wood,
Saddle River Twp. (P. O.
v.
200,000 as l3As. Due on Jan. 1
171, p. 1714—were awarded to
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Rochelle Park), N. J.
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
H. V. Sattiey & Co., and McDon¬
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on May
Bond Offering — Joseph Gar¬
ald-Moore & Co., both of Detroit,
The second highest bidder was 31
for the purchase of $446,770
diner, Township Clerk, will re¬
jointly.
First National Bank, Chicago, and
construction and equipment bonds.
ceive
sealed
bids until
8
p.m.
Milwaukee Co., Milwaukee, joint¬
Vernon Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 7
Dated June 1, 1950. Amortization
(DST) on May 12 for the purchase
ly, for 1 %s, at a price of 100.78, a bonds will be first choice and se¬
(P. O. Durand), Mich.
of $61,000 coupon or registered
basis of about 1.68%.
rial bonds the second choice of
Bond Offering — Robert Kerr,
bonds, divided as follows:
the Board of Trustees.
In¬
District
Secretary, will receive
MISSISSIPPI
$32,000 water
bonds.
Due
on
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Bond
struction
and
200,000 stadium, Series A bonds.
a
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt &
Washburn, of New York City.
Camden
1970 inclusive.
to
171,
Fallsburgh, Fallsburgh Fire Dist.
(P. O. South Fallsburgh), N. Y.
Bank
NEW JERSEY
150,000 fire protection, 7th Issue,
1 from
schbol
2—v.
Denver, as l3As, at a price
101.01, a basis of about 1.65%.
The
second
highest bidder was
George K. Baum & Co., and As¬
sociates, for 13/4s, at a price of
,
Devine &
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
bonds.
Co.,
Sale—The $887,500 Series
bonds offered May 1—v.
1950
June 1 from
on
May
awarded
both of
Omaha,
&
Series
Issue,
O.
of
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
city,
boule-
and
clusive.
Due
Feb.
$1,000.
Principal
;
proved
inclusive.
1970
vard, Series B bonds.
June
1
(P.
Glore, Forgan &
Co.; Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
sas
City; Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., and Garrett-Bromfield & Co.,
er,
3,225,000 trafficway
v
of
Omaha, Neb.
bonds.
1
NEW YORK
(F-A) payable at the Guaranty
Trust Co., New York. Legality ap¬
235,000 park and recreation, Se¬
No.
offered
1714—were
York, Rob¬
Spragins
Dated
clusive.
Trust Co.,
p.
1,
Dist.
Santa Fe), N. Mex.
Bond Sale—The $500,000
Neb.
Memphis, jointly, are publicly of¬
fering,
an
issue
of
$1,970,000
bridge
construction
revenue
nomination
sealed
Sch.
Offered—
Shields & Co., of New
ert E. Schweser Co.,
on
MEXICO
County, Santa Fe Munic.
100.31.
(P. O. Decatur),
Agard, Director of Finance, will
(CST)
NEW
Santa Fe
County Bridge Commission
Bond
>
and
City, Mo.
Offering
terest
receive
(EST) on
by Kalman & Co., of Minneapolis,
as
2.30s, as previously noted in
v.
171, p. 1714—were sold at a
price of par, and mature on July 1
has
l3As, at
on
par.
cate composed of
Mont.
NEBRASKA
1966 inclusive.
Kansas
of about 1.89%.
171,
Plentywood),
Bond Sale Details—The
$100,000
addition bonds purchased
Walker & Co.,
2s and
as
price of 100.01.
Bond
O.
school
of $149,-
bonds
second highest bid¬
First
National
Bank,
Washington, and Washington Trust
Co., jointly, for 2s, at a price of.
*
Sheridan County Sch. Dist. No. 20
Indep. Sch. Dist., Mo.
been sold to G. H.
of
June 1, 1950.
Amortization bonds
will be the first choice and serial
bonds will be the second choice of
from 1951 to 1965 inclusive.
MISSOURI
Affton
8 p.m.
(MST)
May 27 for the purchase of
$15,000
building
bonds.
Dated
(P.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bonds Sold—An
Clerk, will receive
until
The
was
on
1
Charles
by
bids
1.99%.
der
bonds
May
Co., New York. Le¬
approved
sealed
inclusive.
105,000
Swope Park
>•.
ment,
2nd Issue,
Kandiyohi County (P. O.
Willmar), Minn.
will
Clerk,
(M-N)
1714—were awarded
to Kalman & Co., of St. Paul, as
1.90s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
—
from
1
on
bald, District
the School Board.
inclusive.
Due
260,000 sewer,
■
1955
May 1, 1950. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
Bank & Trust
gality
Principal and interest
payable at
1956
May 1
on
tion $1,000.
May 1 from 1951 to 1970
on
—v.
of Detroit.
Offering
Dated
to
3s.
as
from
Dated May
Denomination
1950.
1,
1951
Due
(P. O. Clinton), Mont.
Bond
Offering — Mae Archi¬
receive
inclu¬
1964
(J-D)
payable at the Detroit Trust Co.,
Detroit. ; Legality approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
hart,
&
Fairmont, Minn.
Certificate Offering
sive. Principal and interest
Note
Scott
District Clerk,
Detroit.
of
receive
23/4S.
as
1,595,000
Legality approved by Dor-
sey,
Colman, Barker,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Detroit.
Legality ap¬
proved by Claude H. Stevens, of
Berry, Stevens, Barbier & Evely,
will
(CST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $55,building bonds. Dated May 1,
1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
on May 1 from 1953 to 1969 inclu¬
National
the
at
Clerk,
000
Due
elusive.
Dated
District
ren,
11
a.m.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hanska), Minn.
Offering—Milton L. Ou-
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
sive.
■
Speed Co., both of
Jackson, at a price of par, a basis
of about 2.95%, as follows:
No. 81
Bond
Leland
from
May 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
Due on May 1 from 1951 to 1960
Brown
the
Missoula County Sch. Dist. No. 32
Jackson, New¬
Co., of New Or¬
&
leans, M. A. Saunders & Co., of
Memphis, Scharff & Jones, White,
Hattier & Sanford, both of New
Orleans, Southern Bond Co., and
County (P. O.
(CST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $52,000 drainage coupon bonds. Dated
inclusive.
Brown
man,
$155,000
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
March 1 from 1953 to 1980
on
Dec. 1 from 1951
on
Mankato), Minn.
Offering—Berton E. Lee,
Auditor,
will
receive
Bond
Bond Offering — C. C.
Wilson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
water
Due
Blue Earth
Lawrence, Mich.
bids until
p.m.
1954 inclusive.
to
H. V. Sattiey & Co., at a price of
100.18,
7
(CST) on May
16 for the purchase of $4,000 fire
equipment bonds.
Denomination
$1,000.
was
Love Co., both of
Big Lake, Minn.
Bond Offering — Ned
Patton,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
53
bonds
offered
2—v.
May
1714—were awarded
Ingen
&
to R.
171,
J. Van
Co., of New York,
a
price of 100.10,
a
Bond
p.
and
the Prospect Park National Bank,
of Prospect Park, jointly, as 2s, at
basis of about
^
Pleasantville, N* Y.
Sale—The $135,000 sewer
Moreno,
receive
Offering
Village
sealed
—
Salvatore
Treasurer,
bids
until
11
J.
will
a.m.
(DST) on May 10 for the purchase
$40,000
sewer
improvement
of
1950
coupon or
registered bonds.
54
(1934)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dated Feb. 1, 1950. Denomination
$500.
to
Due
1978
Aug.
on
1 from
Benton Scenic Local Sch. Dist.
1950
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
County Trust Co., Pleasantville.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Bond
will
Paltz,
Schroon
Y.
bonds.
Chester
Bonds
dated
are
March
on
March
1
from
Schroon
Horicon
-
Na¬
tional
Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
Bond
Hoy,
Offering—Charles J. Le-
Village Treasurer,
ceive sealed
Bank
10
bids at
the
will
re¬
National
of
Wappingers Falls, until
(DST) on May 10 for the
a.m.
purchase of $15,525
land acquisi¬
equipment 1950 coupon
or registered bonds. Dated
May 1,
1950.
Denomination $3,105. Due
tion
and
Nov.
on
1
clusive.
from
1950 to
Interest
1954
in¬
M-N.
Legality
by Phillips, Heaney &
Schofield, of Beacon.
approved
NORTH
CAROLINA
Graham, N.
Bond
C.
Offering—W.
E.
sealed
bids
leigh, until 11
for
9
his
at
office
Ra¬
(EST) on May
purchase of $285,000
the
a.m.
water coupon bonds. Dated March
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
on
March 1 from
1952 to
1981 in¬
clusive.
Philadelphia, Stern Bros. & Co.,
Kansas
City,
A.
Webster
Dougherty & Co., of Philadelphia,
First National Bank, of Memphis,
Einhorn & Co., of Cincinnati, McDonald-Moore & Co., of Detroit,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
cago, and the William R. Compton Co., of New York, as 2s, as a
price of 101.82, a basis of about
E.
Easter-
at
9
the
for
his
office
a.m.
leigh, until 11
(EST)
in
bonds, divided
$52,000 fire
Ra¬
1951
45,000 i
of
plant
disposal
sewage
bonds.
Liverpool, Ohio
Offering—E.
May
$250,000
coupon
purchase
1960 inclusive.
to
East
bonds.
on
15
May 1, 1950.
De¬
nomination $1,000.
Due on May 1
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
in New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Due
City,
N.
sealed
bids
at
the
will
Out-
receive
of
the
County
Auditor, in Fargo, until
p.m. (CST) on May 22 for the
purchase of $3,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds.
Denomination $300.
Due on May 1 from 1951 to 1960
inclusive.
2
OHIO
Local
Sch.
Dist.,
Ohio
Bond
Offering—Madeline Claypool, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
(P.
O.
i
n e
rator
from
1951
ment bonds.
will receive sealed bids
(EST) on May 11 for
the the purchase of $180,000 con¬
bonds.
Dated
May 1,
Denomination $1,500.
Due
on Sept. 1 from 1951 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
t
1950.
from
15
bids
until
8
re¬
May 22 for the pur¬
$131,000 street improve¬
coupon or registered bonds.
on
Dated
1951
June
1,
$1,000.
1950.
Due
Legal¬
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
and
improvement bonds of¬
sewer
fered
April 27—v.
171, p. 1615^—
Bond
Offering
Clerk
Adelaide
—
of
the
Board
bids
vided
to
1959
until
10
Due
on
on
Nov.
*
Due on Nov. 15 from
1953 inclusive.
2,770 water supply line No. 293
Due
on
Nov. 15 from
Due
on
Nov. 15 from
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Elk City), Okla.
Offering—Richard Burch,
6
Bond
sealed
of
Schools,
bids
until
will
May
11
inclusive.
Sale—The
Okla.
$203,000 bonds
offered May 2—y, 171, p. 1831—
were awarded to
C. Edgar Honnold, and the Small-Milburn Co.,
both of Oklahoma City, jointly, as
follows:
$198,000 water works bonds, on a
bid reflecting a net interest
Exempted
Sch.
Village
2V4S, at
Co., of Cincinnati,
price of 102.00, a basis
est
a
bidder
The second high¬
Assel, Kreimer &
was
Co., for 2V4S, at
price of 101.38.
a
Mt.
Gilead, Ohio
Offering—H. J. McCam-
Bond
Village
man,
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
will
noon
receive
(EST)
on
May 15 for the purchase of $110,000
water
works
bonds.
bid reflecting
a
a
as 21As, at a price of 101.29,
basis of about 2.14%.
The sec¬
ond
highest
Richards
&
bidder
Co.,
was
for
Field,
21/£s,
at
Dated
Due
net interest
Dewey County Indep. Sch* Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Vici)t Okla.
Bond Offering—John Logsdon,
Clerk
will
of the
receive
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
bonds.
Board
sealed
of
1965
inclusive.
until
&
Trust
Co., of Cincinnati,
as
2s, at a price of 100.37, as
previously noted in v. 171, p, 1715
due
—are
1955
on
Dec. 1 from 1951 to
on
Dec.
1
from
1951
to
May 10 for the
$53,000 building
North
ming
were
pool
&
bonds
$70,000
swim¬
offered
May 4
Braun, Bosworth
2^ at a price of
Co., Inc., as
a basis of about 1.99%. The
second highest bidder was J. A.
100.06,
White &
Carley,
County
Clerk
of
Ella A.
Co., for 2*4s, at
a
price
the
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
Ohio
Board
Commissioners,
until
will
10
of
re¬
a.m.
May 19 for the purchase
1,
231,000
1V2S.
as
from
Due
on
June 1
1956 to 1960 inclusive. 1
l%s.
as
from. 1961
Due
1970
to
on
June 1
to 1967 inclusive.'.
2s. Due
as
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
'
:
i
Oklahoma
Turnpike Authority '
(P. O. Oklahoma City), Okla.
Bond
Sale — The
$31,000,000
turnpike revenue bonds offered
May
2—v.
171,
p.* 1831—were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of
Shields & Co.; Allen & Co.;
Eastman, Dillon & Co., all of New
York; Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
of
Orlando; Stiffel, Nicolaus &
Co., of Chicago; M. E. Allison &
Co.; Emerson & Co., both of San
Antonio; Robert Hawkins & Co.^
of Boston; Herbert J. Sims &
Co.,
of New York, and the RobinsonHumphrey Co., of Atlanta, as 4s,
3V2S and 3s, at a price
basis of-about 3.41%.
of par, a
Paoll, Okla.
Offering—Marie
Bond
Clerk,
will
Reeves*
receive
sealed
Offering—Ronald Greene,
Clerk of the Board of
County
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed
bids
will
receive
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
sealed bids
May 10
on
of
$98,000
Due from
until
for
II
the?
building
1952 to
clusive.
1961 in¬
vw;
OREGON
Crook
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Prineville), Ore.
1965 in¬
Bond Offering—Bessie
Gittings,
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
May 12
for the purchase of
$500,000 school
County Dependent Sch.
42 (P. O. Enid), Okla.
$22,500 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
Dist.
No.
Bond
May 1
Sale—The
were
awarded to the
R. J.
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City,
and
Associates,
at
a
price
of
100.02, a basis of about 1.93%, as
ceived
on
June
Dated June 1, 1950.
Due
1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Principal
(J-D)
payable
and
at
the
interest
fiscal
agency of the State in New York
City,
at the County Treasurer's
designated by the pur¬
or
office,
as
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler 8c,
Sayre, of Portland.
County
Central
Point
.
Con. Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P. O.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Medford), Okla.
No. 54
Bond
bonds.
Jackson
1962 inclusive.
Grant
Clerk, will receive sealed
Offering—Bids will be
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
re¬
on
May 9 for the purchase of $15,000
transportation equipment bonds.
Due from
1952 to
1954 inclusive.
'
Central
Point). Ore.
Offering — The Superin¬
Bond
tendent
sealed
of
bids
purchase
of
construction
Schools
will
receive
until
May 15 for the
$500,000 high school
bonds.
years.
Due
in
20
.
H
County (P. O. Portsmouth),
Bond
Mc-
June
on
Garfield
of 101.90.
Franklin County
—
Due
District
Le
Offering
in
clusive.
College Hill, Ohio
Sale—The
awarded to
Scioto
(P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
1
•-
165,000
,
1953 to
.
inclusive.
Bond
June
on
2
-
Bond
$25,000
improvement bonds pur¬
chased by the Provident
Savings
2%s.
-as
Education,
bids
on
Due from
terest
a
Bond Sale Details—The
Denomination $1,-
000.
price of 101.18.
street
Due
1955
a.m.
a
cost of about 2.20%.
Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 29—v.
171, p. 1714 — were awarded to
Dec. 15
Co.,
3
:
3s.
as
Delaware
on
Milford
as
171, p. 1615—
Halsey, Stuart &
follows:
$66,000
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May
County Indep. Sch. Dist. 9 for the
purchase of $30,000
bonds.
Due on Nov. 15 from
No. 1 (P. O. Jay), Okla.
water works system bonds. Due
1951 to 1958 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $11,500 build¬
from 1953 to 1967 inclusive.
8,530 water supply line No. 280 ing bonds offered
May 1 were
bonds.
Due on Nov. 15 from
awarded to the Delaware County
Payne County Dependent School
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
District No. 107 (P. O.
Bank, of Jay, on a bid reflecting a
Dated May 15, 1950. Principal net interest cost of about 2.14%.
Cushing), Okla.
and interest (M-N) payable at the- The
Bond Offering — J. C.
second highest bidder was
Smith,
First Security Co., Oklahoma City, Clerk of the Board of
County Treasurer's office.
Education,
82,000 water supply line No. 294
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the First follows:
National Bank, Mt. Gilead.
Le¬
$10,000 as 13/4s. Due from 1952 to
gality approved by Squire, San¬ w
1956 inclusive.
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
12,500 as 2s. Due from 1957 to
1—v.
awarded to
Honnold, both of Oklahoma
City, First Securities Company,
Kansas, Wichita, and Stern Bros.
& Co., of Kansas City, at a price
of 100.04, a basis of about 1.83%,
Town
terest cost of about 2.00%.
build¬
a
gar
5,000 street improvement bonds,
on a bid reflecting a net in¬
1951 to 1956 inclusive.
of
May 1 were
syndicate composed
of Evan L. Davis, of Tulsa, First
National Bank & Trust Co., C. Ed¬
1968
cost of about 2.85%.
16,020 water supply line No. 290
re¬
offered
to
Dated June 1, 1950.
ing bonds. Due from 1951 to 1958
1951 to
bonds
awarded
105,000
April 15, 1950.
were
Bond Sale—The $600,000
ing
33,000
for the purchase of $40,000 build¬
bonds.
were
Muskogee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 20 (P. O. Muskogee), Okla.
.
as
re¬
15 from
—
National
1953 and 1954.
a.m.
2,640 water supply line No. 299
of about 2.03%.
Ohio
street
Wzs,
at a price of 100.29, a basis of
about 1.45%.
The second highest
bidder was First Cleveland Corp.,
Cleveland, for l3/4s, at a price
Superintendent
1958 inclusive.
bonds.
$96,930
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Bethany,
-Due
1952 to
1399
,
as
Bond
bonds.
offered
Sale—The
follows:
as
the
offered'
about 1.50%.
Warren, Ohio
Bond
receive
$15,500 water supply line No. 296
Dec.
inclu¬
p.
The
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
ledo, as 2%s.
/
E.
on May 8 for the purchase
$127,860 construction bonds, di¬
con¬
on
171,
O.
(P.
$30,000 con¬
April 28
1715—were awarded
—
bonds
of
(EST)
of
Dist.
Ohio
to
Toledo), Ohio
County Commissioners, will
sealed
National
Sch.
Sale
struction
—v.
No.
ceive
Winters
Radcliff),
to
to
build¬
bonds
Bank, of Blanchard, on a bid
flecting a net interest cost
Beckham
Lucas County (P. O.
Bond
First
OKLAHOMA
of about 1.39%.
Schmitt,
the
Local
of 101.08.
were
awarded to Prescott, Hawley, Shepard & Co., of Cleveland,
as IV2S, at a price of
100.58, a basis
p.
awarded
and
improvement bonds offered April
27—v. 171, p. 1615—were awarded
County (P. O. Elyria), Ohio
Sale—The $78,027 water
Bond
1
inclu¬
Trust
Denomina-
to 1960. Interest J-D.
Lorain
at
&
Vinton
Dec. 1 from
on
1973
Co., Dayton. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
R.
p.m.
June
to
$20,000
ing
and
repair
April 3 — v, 171,
Denomina¬
on
1951
Sale—The
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
15),
g—Herman
n
J. A. White &
plant
Due
Dated June 15, 1950. Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Interest J-D.
noon
struction
Dec.
to 1960 inclusive.
n c
sive.
1950.
Due
from
1
Bank
of
Cincinnati
i
e r
sealed
ation
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
ction,
until
building
5,000 incinerator plant improve¬
Bank
Allensville
to
Co.,
1,
$1,000.
Dec.
fered ;May
Dak.
office
&
Oklahoma
May 17 for the pur¬
$850,000 building bonds.
June
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Blanchard), '
29
Bond
on
of
Bond Sale—The $250,000 Police
Station
Construction
bonds
of¬
Offering—Floyd F.
Village Clerk,
ram,
follows:
as
on
Euclid,
NORTH DAKOTA
Tower
Mc-
sive.
from 1953 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
Allan
station
struction bonds.
Dated
awarded
were
—
O f f
(DST)
Shep-
Village Clerk, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
May 13 for the purchase of $18,000
sidewalk,
special
assessment
bonds. Dated June 1, 1950. De¬
nomination $1,000. Due on Dec. 1
000
tion
Grossman, City Auditor, will
ceive
pard,
Bond
Dist.
1951 to 1953 inclusive.
Grove, Ohio
Offering—Charles
1951
(DST)
1959 and 1960.
No.
of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
Ohio
Bond
.
sealed
from
15 in
McClain
Dated
-
Lockland
bids until noon (EST) on
May 22 for the purchase of $102,-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
bids
Toledo.
Coal
Bond
Sch.
Sutherland
sealed
Hickory, N. C.
sealed
1715
bonds.
:
Keever, City Auditor, will receive
gershing, of New York City.
Offering—W.
&
of
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell &
Bond
of
Corp., EstaCo., Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, Eastman, Dillion & Co.,
all of New York, Marine Trust
Co., of Buffalo, B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Parsons
&
Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Otis & Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
all of New York, Stroud & Co., of
brook
Easter-
in
171, p.
awarded
composed
1.88%.
Commission, will receive
1—v.
& Webster Securities
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
May
to a syndi¬
Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Lehman Brothers,
Blair,
Rollins & Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Shields & Co., Stone
cate
to
Bank, Chestertown. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
B.
Gregory
Brewster, of Port Henry.
offered
1615—were
1, 1950.
'
-
Local
171, p.
ment
Ohio
on April 15 from 1952 to 1955
inclusive; $6,000 as l3As, due on
April 15 from 1956 to 1958 inclu¬
sive, and $4,000 as 2s, due on April
1954
Clerk
Interest
chase of
Cincinnati,
bonds
1951
1950.
Ryan,
1973
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 gen¬
eral
water
works
improvement
^1958 inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Chester
to
Cleveland.
Bank, Chestertown, for 2s.
Due
1,
Bond Sale—The $15,000 athletic
field bonds offered April 26—v.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Berlin
Heights
Banking
Co.,
Berlin
Heights.
Legality
approved * by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Horicon
-
Sept.
on
(P. O. Dresden), Ohio
(M-N)
highest bidder
Schroon
-
and
to
Buren
chase
Jefferson
15, 1950.
De¬
Due on May
$1,000.
due
$1,000.
1951
Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Geo. L. Ernst,
bonds.
,
inclusive.
highway
Building bonds offered April 27
were awarded to the Ticonderoga
National Bank, of Ticonderoga, as
was
Dated May
15 and Nov. 15 from 1951
York
The second
232
from
1
Van
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
June
M-S.
No.
March 1
on
Dated
the Board of Education,
receive
sealed
bids
until
nomination
Bond Sale—The $7,600
1.90s.
Imp.
1 from
8 p.m. (EST) on May 16 for the
purchase of $326,000 construction
(P. O. Schroon Lake),
New
Due
Clerk of
will
Denomination
Dec.
on
cinnati.
Sept. 1
on
1951 to 1959 inclusive.
Water
(P. O.
Heights), Ohio
Bond Offering—Edwin R. Hill,
1.60s.
as
Hop¬
improve¬
Due
211,000 Marion Sewer Dist. No. 3
Jan. 1 from 1952 to
on
1950.
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin-1
and
road
bonds.
Berlin
$13,000 con¬
struction bonds offered April 15
—v.
171, p. 1506—were awarded
to the Huguenot National Bank,
of New
Due
Avenue
Avenue
from
Berlin Local Sch. Dist.
The
—
until
1956 inclusive.
Rosendale, Tillson Fire Dist. (P. O.
Tillson), N.
bids
Dated June 1, 1950. Denomination
$400.
&
Sale
sealed
(EST) on May 10 for the
purchase of $2,000 furnace bonds.
Savings Bank, of
Chicago, at 0.58% interest.
Bond
kins
ment
noon
$1,250,000 cap*
ital notes offered May 2—v. 171,
p. 1831 .— were awarded to the
1,
inclusive;
Offering—Raymond Shaw,
of Education,
receive
fol¬
as
Due
Clerk of the Board
Sale—The
Harris Trust
$229,800 bonds, divided
$18,800 Little
Ohio
V
Rochester, N. Y.
Note
of
lows:
(P. O. South Bloomingville),
\ Monday, May 8, 1950
..
until
noon
(EST) on
May 17 for the purchase of $40,000 appraisal bonds. Dated June
Flore
No. 49
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Wister), Okla.
Bond Sale Details—The
$18,000
building bonds purchased by Evan
L. Davis & Co., of Tulsa, and As¬
sociates, 0* a bid reflecting a net
interest
cofet
of
about 2.05%, as
previously looted in v. 171, p. 1716,
sold an follows: $8,000 as
2s,
Were
Jackson
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Central Point), Ore.
Bond
Offering
—
Merle
S
Oben-
chain, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1,
1950,
Denomination $1,000.
Due
on May
1 from 1952 to 1971 in-?
Volume 171
Number 4905
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1935)
elusive.
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(M-N)
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
City,
the
at
in New York
option
of
the
pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Say re, of Portland.
'
W.
Waubay, S. Dak.
awarded to Dittmar &
Bond Offering—Elsie R.
Parish,
Bertolet, City Auditor, will receive sealed
County
Solicitor, ~ and
Morgan, bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May 12
Lewis & Bockius, of
Philadelphia. for the purchase of $20,000 sani¬
Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal
agency of the State
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved
County
by
East
James
Pittsburgh
Bond
Sch.
Pa.
system
sewer
June
Sale—£he. $160,000 school
offered^April
bonds
Dist.,
tary
000.
1,
1950.
Due
bonds.
Dec.
on
1
from
San
par,
$73,000
to
66,000
(P. O.
^
>
Route,
Goshen), Ore. 4;
Bond Offering—Bessie
Kimball,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST)
Hill),
May 17
for the purchase of $20,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due on June
-
1
1
from
1952
to
on
1961
Bond
;
in New York City.
Bond
inclusive.
Newport (P.
Newport), Ore.
Sale—The
coupon
Legality
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
O.
«'
$25,000
approved
&
Munson, of
payable
Hanover Bank
i
«
emer-
&
...
bids
until
7:30
Bond
Offering
R, D. Popple-
(PST) on
May 22 for the purchase of $150,©00 sewage system, Series B bonds.
ton, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
Dated
until 7
June
1, 1950. Denomina¬
Due on June 1 from
tion. $1,000.
1951
p.m.
1970
to
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
and interest
City
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Umatilla County Sch. Dist. No. 16
(P. O. Pendleton), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
will
rectors,
—
receive
p.mr'(EST)
tion coupon bonds.
1950.
Dated June 1,
Denomination $1,000.'
June
on
1
from
1951
1975
in¬
Legality
approved
Burgwin,
Churchill,
Ruff in
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
by
clusive.
Bond
City
a
Yamhill
County Sch. Dist. No. 28
(P. O. Route 2, Dayton), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $249,000 school
bonds
offered
April
29
were
awarded to the State Bond Com¬
i
-
a
price of
par,
ment
$77,000
l%s.
as
from
101,000
Due
Feb.
on
2s.
as
to
Due
on
as 21/4s.
Due on Feb.
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
second
highest bidder
PENNSYLVANIA
Albion,
borough
were
bonds
awarded
Pa.
$14,000
offered
to
the
2*/4%
May
First
3
Na¬
tional
Bank, of Albion, at a price
101.00, a basis of about 1.94%.
Dated June 1, 1950. Due on June
of
1
from
1951
to
1964
inclusive.
maturing in 1955 to 1964,
optional on June 1, 1954. The
Bonds
are
second
highest bidder
Co., Inc., at
was
Rollins &
100.63.
Blair,
price of
a
callable,; public parking
bonds. Due;-0#v May 1 from
1951 to 1955 inclusive.
was
First National Bank, Portland, on
bid reflecting a net interest cost
of about 2.11%.
Sale—The
awarded
to
Ar¬
basis of about 3 44%. The
highest
Reusch &
bidder
Fox,
was
Co., for 3y>s, at
a
price
of par.
County Institution District
(P. O. Reading), \Pa.
Bond Offering — Myrtle H.
Beard, Chief Clerk of the Board
of
County Commissioners, will
ceive sealed bids until
basis of about 1.59%; Dated May
Due on May 1 frpm 1952
to
1961
inclusive.
Legality ' ap¬
1, 1950.
proved
Dec.'1
clusive.
from
1951
ISLAND;
Principal
and
1975
in¬
interest
permanent
bonds
Lubbock,
2s and 2y2s, at a
Dated March 1,1950.
as
par.
Galveston Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Offering—The
President
of the Board of Trustees will re¬
ceive sealed
bids until ,5
p.m.
June
1,
1950.
Denomina¬
May 1 from
Due
on
May
1
from 1964 to. 1967 inclusive.
The second highest bidder
J. C. Bradford & Co.,
&
a
Paris, Tenn,
will
a.m.
receive
(CST)
at
a
sealed
price of
bids
May 11 for
the purchase of $100,000 electric
system
revenue,
Series
1949
on
Essex
par.
Junction
District,
1716
—
jointly,
to
and Robert,
Co., both of Boston,
2s, at a price of 101.55,
&
as
basis
cipal and interest
at
1949.
(J-D)
De¬
payable
ond
Franklin, Va.
Bond
Sale—The
sewer
April 28
—
$500,000 water
system
bonds
171, p. 1716
v.
offered
—
were
from
Town
sealed bids until 11
(DST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $75,000
water coupon bonds. Dated
May
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
on
Proffitt,
Recorder, will receive seal¬
Principal and
at
the
interest
pay¬
First
National Bank,
of Boston.
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
SOUTH DAKOTA
$1,000.
1, 1950. De¬
on
Sept.
Due
from 1951 to 1962 inclusive. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Chapman
&
White County (P. O.
Sparta),
Tenn.
tank
State
a
—
The
bonds offered
awarded
at
Sale
to
the
Offering — S. G. Butler,
County Judge, will receive sealed
Due
bonds. Dated
Bank,,of
price of
1
were
County
Faulkton/as 2.40s,
par. ■
/ ; ^ '* i
16
Clerk,
$1,000.
1970
for
water
Dated June
will
Harley,
& Co., of Madison, and
Mullaney, Wells & Co., of Chi¬
cago, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 1.98%.
The
second
highest bidder was-*"
Milwaukee
Co., Milwaukee, for
2y4s, at a price of 100.04.
Green Bay,
Bond
May
(EST)
the purchase of
coupon
bonds.
1, 1950. Denomination
Due
on
June 1 from 1951
inclusive.
Principal and
price
WASHINGTON
Texas
1400—were
p.
Blunt
Ellis
&
Sim¬
1.53%.
The
second
Harris
was
highest
Trust
bid¬
&
Savings
Bank, Chicago, for l3/4s, at a price
Kimberly,
Bond
Sale
general
Wis.
The
—
$75,000 2%
bonds offered
obligation
April 26
were
awarded to Robert
Milwaukee, at
price of 103.00. The second high¬
bidder
was
a
Milwaukee
Co.,
price of 102.98.
County, County High School
District No.
1
(P. O.
Sundance), Wyo.
Bond
Sale — The
$30,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 21
—v.
171, p. 1508—were awarded
to the
State.
Fremont
County Vocational High
(P. O. Larder), Wyo.
Offering—Helen Peters-
dorf, Secretary of the Board 6f
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on May 22$for the purchase of
ing
bonds.
$125,000 build¬
April 1, 1950.
$1,000.
Due
on
Dated
Denomination
Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Per¬
shing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson,
of Denver.
Laramie
County Sch. Dist. No. X
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
Bond Sale^-The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 2—v. 171,
p.
1508—were
awarded
to
the
Harris
Trust & Savings Bank,-of
Chicago, and Bosworth, Sullivan
Co., of Denver, jointly, as lVzS,
at a price of 100.34, a basis of
about 1.44%.
The second highest
bidder was Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
and Sidlo, Simons, Roberts & Co.,
jointly, for l^s, at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 1.45%.
*
&
Park
County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Powell), Wyo.
O f f £ r i n g—L.
Donald
.
Northrup, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
$130,000 sewage until 8 p.m. (MST) on May 22 for
intercepter
sewer the purchase of $200,000 building
Dated June 1, 1950.
bonds offered May 1— bonds.
De¬
171, p. 1616—were awarded to nomination $1,000. Due on June 1
v.
the
and
Pacific
Co.,
of
King County,
from
1951 to 1960 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
Northwest
Seattle.
and
at
Lake
Washington
(P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A.
County
•
WYOMING
Crook
Bond Sale—The
Burkburnett Independent
Dist.,
171,
to
of Chicago, as l%s, at a
of 102.05, a basis of about
Clarkston, Wash.
School District No. 414
Bond Sale—The
$275,000 school
house bonds offered April 21 were
2—v.
awarded
mons,
der
Wis.
$325,000 Jack¬
Bond
May 1 from 1951 to 1954 disposal
inclusive. Principal and interest revenue
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank, Sparta.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale—The
School addition bonds offered
son
of New York City.
on
Sch.
receive
interest (J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
May 1, 1950.:
$6,000 water
May
May
$300,000
on
$70,000
school
City
sealed bids until 12:30 p.m.
bids until 2:30 p.m.
(CST) on May
26 for
the
purchase of
TEXAS
Faulk
Musser,
County
Haydon
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
Bond
Faulkton, S. Dak.
Bond
1974 inclusive.
to
Staunton, Va.
Bond Offering — Catherine J.
to
Cutler, of Chicago.
a.m.
May 1 from 1951 to 1960 inclu¬
able
1961
Bond Offering—Hansel
Town
the
Wauwatosa), Wis.
Sale—The $46,800 school
Bond
Bond Sale—The
1
Offering—John L. Monti;
Treasurer,
will
receive
Bond
VIRGINIA
and
Perry County (P. O.
Linden), Tenn.
1970
Sch. Dist.
the
Guaranty Trust Co., New
York City.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
from 1951 to
bonds offered April 24—v.
171, p.
1716—were
awarded
to
100.63.
1,
a
1
WISCONSIN
W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Hawkins
will
a.m.
Principal and interest
Milwaukee, at
Vt.
awarded
were
10
Brookfield Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
R. R. No. 8, Box 364,
est
Graded
of about 1.86%. The sec¬
highest bidder was Kidder,
Peabody Co., and F. S. Moseley &
Co., jointly as 2s, at a price of
Dec.
June
W. Baird & Co., of
School
p.
until
(J-D)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
a
nomination $1,000.
Due on June 1
from 1951 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
Dated
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
house bonds offered May 3—v.
171,
Treasurer,
bids
of 101.79.
VERMONT
C. H. Little
Offering—Philip Watson,
until 10
Due
$225,distribution sys¬
gas
Fannie Dun-
—
County
sealed
of
bonds has been sold to B. V.
Christie
Co., of Houston, as 4y2s,
was
Co., jointly, on a bid reflecting
net interest cost of about 2.22 %.
Bond
Texas
Sold—An issue
natural
Berney
(PST) on May 15 for the purchase
of $61,000 school bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1950. Denomination $1,000.
tem
1963 inclusive.
2V4s.
as
Kountze,
Bonds
000
County,
Offering
receive
on May 9 for the purchase
$4,000,000 school house bonds.
tion $1,000.
Due on March 1 from
1951 to 1979 inclusive.
2.09%,
on
Bond
woodie,
(CST)
of
price of 100.13,
as follows:
a
Walla
School District No. 5 (P. O.
Walla Walla), Wash.
$50,000
improvement
has been sold to C. E. Davis & Co.,
Dated
2s. Due
as
nomination
noon
to
Trauer-
ed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
Burgwin,
Churchill, May 12 for the purchase of
$200,Hazlett, of Pittsburgh.
000 electric system
revenue, Series
Westerly, R. I.
Bond
re¬
(DST)
May 24 for the purchase of $2,000.000 improvement general obli¬
gation coupon bonds. Dated June
1, 1950. Denomination $1,000. Due
Legality
&
by
Ruffin &
on
on
basis of about
65,000
a
sive.
Berks
Seminole),
awarded to C. F. Cassell & Co.,
$100,000 school
of Charlottesville, and Anderson
bonds offered April 25—v.
171, p.
1508—were awarded to the Equit¬ & Strudwick, of Richmond, joint¬
Clay, of Pittsburgh. '
ly at a price of 100.40, a basis of
able Securities Corp., of
Nashville,
as
2%s, at a price of 102.56, a about 1.72%, as follows:
Uniontown Sch. Dist., Pa.
basis of about 2.59%. The second $60,000 as 5s.
Due on Nov. 1
Bond Sale—The
$150,00$; school highest bidder was Cumberland
from 1951 to 1954 inclusive.
bonds
offered
April" 27
were
Securities
Corp., Nashville, for
90,000 as 1.40s.
Due on Nov. 1
awarded to the Fayette National
from 1955 to 1960 inclusive.
Bank & Trust Company of Union- 23/4s, at a price of 102.560.
345,000 as 1.70s.
Due on Nov. 1
town, as l3/4s, at a price of 101.00,
Sevierville, Tenn.
Pa.
thurs, Lestrange & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, as 3y2s, at a price of
a
ville, jointly, at
May 1, 1950. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at th ^office of the
City Treasurer. Legality approved
by Reed, Smith, Shaw and Mc-
Bond Sale—The $29,000 fund¬
ing bonds offered May 2—v. 171,
100.28,
Charles
C bonds. Dated March
1616—were
O.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
1616—were awarded to the Cum¬
York City, or Vinson, Elkins &
berland
Securities
Corp.,
and
Webster & Gibson, both of Nash¬ Weems, of Houston.
Dated
RHODE
second
by
Mount Pleasant, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $235,000 sewer
bonds offered May 2 —v. 171, p.
tion $1,000.
<
Archbald,
p.
from
150,000
1
a
Bond
disposal
sewage
to
as
nicht, of St. Louis.
bonds.
Due ncuv? May 1
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
Feb. 1 from
Dated Feb. 1, 1950.
approved
.
bonds.
1965 inclusive.
71,000
2%s.
Mayor,
1,000,000 callable
1951 to 1957 inclusive.
1958
The
clusive.
$40,000
refunding bonds has been sold
Little & Co., of
Jackson,
peoples bonds. Due on
1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
equipment and limited
access highway bonds. Due on
May 1 fr©m*'1051 to 1955 in¬
1
Tenn.
C. H.
on
clusive.
basis
a
Ripley),
receive
370,000
of about 2.08%, as follows:
Lauderdale County (P. O.
Bonds Sold—An issue of
$4,000,000 general public improve¬
May
(P.
Texas
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
1
1952 to
(DST)
County
1
Bonds Sold—An issue of
Chicago.
$170,000
will
a.m.
Interest
price of
a
May 16 for the purchase of $5,520,net interest cost 000 Series A 1950 coupon bonds,
divided as follows:
1.49%.
mission, at
Comptroller,
inclusive.
of
Offering-yEdward R. Frey,
sealed bids until 11
reflecting
&
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 171,
of about
to
Due
1964
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
bids
May 22 for
$350,000 construc¬
the purchase of
p. 1716-^-were awarded to the First
National Bank, of Portland, on a
bid
sealed
on
Walla
May 1 from
on
Legality approved by McParkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Gaines
Central
Co., New
3s. Due
City, " Tex.
Offering—J. F. Merritt,
to
Call,
interest"
Trust
&
by
Dallas.
the
•
.
1951
M-N.
and
at
1
City, or at the office of the
County
Trustee.
Legality
ap¬
Series
gency,
Principal
(M-S)
May
improvement 1950 bonds.
May 1, 1950.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Due on May 1 from
1,
York
Millbourne (P. O. Upper
Q bonds offered
Darby), Pa.
May
1—v,
171,
p.
1716—were
Bond Offering — O. H.
Cassell,
awarded to Blyth & Co., of PortBorough Secretary, will receive
; land, at a price of
104.07, a basis
sealed bids until May 8 for the
i of about 1.67%.
purchase of $35,000 borough bonds.
Salem, Ore.
0*Hara Twp. Sch. Dist. (P.O.
Bond Offering—Alfred
Mundt,
Aspinwall, Pa.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
i
clusive.
on
Dated
Denomination $1,000.
Due
March 1 from 1951 to
1975, in¬
on
by
Dated March
Due
County
office.
Legality ap¬
Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Treasurer's
proved
street
(CST) on
May 29 for the purchase of $572,000 school bonds.
1
inclusive.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
May
15 for the purchase of
$100,000
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
bonds.# Dated
May
on
1963
City
1950.
building
June 1, 1950. Denomination
*$1,000.
Due on June 1 from 1952 to 1971
as
Colorado
County (P. O.
Pulaski), Tenn.
Offering—Campbell Han¬
County Judge, will receive
nah,
Due
to
23/4s.
as
Bond
Bond
Green¬
000
Principal and interest payable at
County Treasurer's office, or
at the fiscal agency of the State
of
V.
Secretary of the Board of
School Directors, will receive seal¬
ed
bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
May 15 for the purchase of $140,-
the
Port
W.
—
field,
inclusive.
|
Offering
2.89%,
1971 to 1980 inclusive.
Giles
Pa.
1951
as
136,000
TENNESSEE
Lower Allen Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
22 Hummel Avenue,
Camp
about
on
May 16 for the purchase of
$250,000 school bonds. Dated
May
15, 1950.
Denomination $1,000.
Due on May 15 from 1952
to 1960
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
'
Star
of
2y2s.
as
from
1955 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
County Sch. Dist. No. 89 1716—were awarded to Stroud &
terest (J-D) payable at the North¬
Shady Grove), Ore.
Co., of Philadeplhia, and A. E. western
National Bank, Minneapo¬
V- Bond Sale — The $20,000 school Masten & Co?rof
Pittsburgh, joint¬ lis, or at the State Bank of
Wau¬
bonds
offered
April
25
were
ly, as 2s, at a price of 101.73, a
bay. Legality approved by Dorsey,
awarded to the Chas. N.
Tripp Co., basis of abodt 1.80%. The second
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Portland.
highest bidder'was Fauset, Steele of
Minneapolis.
Lane County Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O. & Co., for 2s, at a price of 101.63.
Jackson
basis
a
follows:
$1,-
1951
28—v. 171, p.
Securities
and
Dated
Denomination
Co., Colum¬
Corp., of Texas,
Volz, Carswell & Co., all of
Antonio, jointly, at a price of
bian
55
Treasurer,
Tremper,
will
sealed bids until 10:30
a.m.
receive
(DST)
the
interest
(J-D)
payable^
County Treasurer's office
Sheridan
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Sheridan), Wyo.
|ji
Bond Sale—The $67,000 building
bonds offered May 2—v. 171, p.
1508—were awarded to
Bosworth,
,
§G
The Commercial and Financial
(1936)
Co., of Denver, on a April 5 were awarded to O'Brien
a net interest cost & Williams, of Montreal, as 3V2S,
of about 2.13%. The second high- at a price of 101.40, a basis of
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
<est bidder was the Bank of Com¬ about 3.34%.
Sullivan
bid
&
Sheridan, on a bid reflect¬
net interest cost of about
merce,
ing
a
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1950 to 1969
inclusive.
*
C.
Ashcroft Sch. Dist. No. 30, B.
Bond Sale—The $149,000 school
offered
bonds
11
April
were
& Son, of
-awarded to Pemberton
at a price of 100.58,
basis of about 3.43%.
Due on
Vancouver,
1951 to 1970 inclu¬
April 1 from
School
Noranda
Toronto, at a price of 99.20, a
basis of about 3.39%, as follows:
as
Due on May 1
2%s.
27,000 as
Due
3y4s.
on
1
May
Simard
&
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
46,500
as
3s.
Due
on
March
3y2s.
from 1961
$42,000
as
1951 to
88,000
as
1961
from
May 1
Due
to
on
1965
3y2s.
inclusive.
to 1970 inclusive.
bonds
offered
awarded
dienne
&
1, 1950.
to
the
Joseph
Sale
Band
of Soulanges, Que.
—
The $35,000 sewer
April
offered
bonds
to
Credit
the
April
Banque
3^s, at
Sale
jointly,
—
■Co.,
of
Toronto,
McMahon
&
Burns, of Vancouver, and the Ca¬
nadian
Bank
of Commerce,
of
jointly, at a price of
basis of about 4.10%. Due
March 1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
Toronto,,
or)
a
clusive.
BRUNSWICK
NEW
Campbellton, N. B.
Bond Sale—The $225,000 town
bonds
offered
April
11
were
^-awarded to the Eastern Securities
Co., of St. John, N. B.f and Wood,
Gundy & Co., of Toronto, jointly,
3%s, 3Mjs and 3y4S, at a price
of 99.89.
Due on April 15 from
as
1951 to 1970 inclusive.
ONTARIO
Sale
Bond
\
Ont.
$1,196,000
Township,
Etnbicoke
The
—
3V2% improvement bonds offered
April
6
Co.;
Corp.,
Findley Coyne,
Deacon
and
jointly, at a
all of Toronto,
Ltd..
price of
Due
to 1970:
basis of about
101.34, a
.
3.34%.
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awarded to the
Harrison &
were
Bond
Bankers
May 1 from 1951
on
inclusive.
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Dumfries,
North
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Sale
Bond
The
—
$27,500
im¬
provement bonds offered April 8
awarded
to
the Bankers
were
Bond
the Canadian
both of To¬
and
Corp.,
of
Bank
Commerce,
ronto, jointly, for 3V2S, at a price
basis of about 3.09%.
1 from 1951 to 1965
of 102.76, a
Due
May
Inclusive.
on
,
QUEBEC
Commission,
School
Ckicoutimi
How do your
Quebec
Sale
Bond
The
—
awarded
were
$210,000 con¬
April 10
A. E. Ames &
offered
bonds
struction
to
Co., of Toronto, at a price of 99.28,
a basis of about 3.31%, as follows:
as 3s. Due on Sept.
,1951 to 1955 inclusive.
$96,000
/
as
Dorval,
Sale
Bond
works
and
—
Que.
The
paving
$69,500 water
bonds offered
OHIO
Enamel Corporation has this day de¬
clared a Dividend of thirty-five cents
mto
per
share
the outstanding
Company, payable
shareholders of record
on
stock of the
June 23,1950, to
on 3ur»e 5,1950.
W. WALLACE, Treasurer
April )8, 1050
$3 he invests.
he's
ant
making
to
maturity will return $4 for every
Holding Bonds, moreover,helps him to realize
a
profit
his job
on
influences which
are
makes him
...
unfavorable
more resist¬
economic
to our
system.
they get the convenience of obtaining bonds regularly and
It's easy to
Don't think that
The Board of Directors of the Ferro,
conrxnon
have the Payroll Savings Plan, by which
because his Bonds at
ence
install PayrpdPStivings
"automatically"— delivered with their pay checks.
CORPORATION
CLEVELAND,
are more
your company to
ENAMEL
FERRO
than twice as inclined to invest their extra
money in Savings Bonds as in any other form of savings or
investment, according to the 1949 Survey of Consumer
Finances*. That's adequate proof that your employees want
People
DIVIDEND NOTICES
»
WANT to invest their savings?
1 from
3i/4's.
Dated March 1, 1950.
"
employees
Due on Sept. 1
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
114,000
More than 20,000
The managements
tions"
to
companies operate Payroll Savings.
of these companies know it's "good rela¬
tives
with
pany-benefits in improved worker efficiency and stability.
They know, too, that it's "good business"—because Payroll "
Savings boosts Bond sales, and Bond sales create a huge
installing Payroll Savings is "a lot of
work." All you
provide this convenience. They can see the com¬
as
need to do is appoint bilfe of your top execu¬
Savings Bonds Officer and tell!him to get in touch
your
State Director, Savings Bonds Division, U. S.
Treasury Department. The State Director will provide ap¬
plication cards, promotional material, and as much personal
help
as necessary.
backlog of purchasing power that's "business insurance"
Remember—Payroll 'Savings pays!
*
for the years
L
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N
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W
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L
L
S
Of
course
ahead.
every
Bond buyer builds financial independ¬
Sponsored by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
and conducted by the University of Michigan. Based on 3,500 inter¬
views in 66 sampling areas throughout the nation.
•.COMPANY
The Treasury Department
DIVIDEND NOTICE
acknowledges with appreciation the publication of this message by
\
The board of directors has declared
a
quarterly dividend of 60 cents
share
on
June
15,
the
common
1950,
to
per
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
stock, payable
stockholders
CHRONICLE
of
record May 24, 1950.
WILLIAM A. MILLER
.
This is
an
Official U. S. Treasury
advertisement prepared under the auspices of the Treasury Department and The
Advertising Council.
Secretary-Treasurer
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as
3s and
on
April 1 from 1951 to 1965 inclu¬
19
were
'
v
Interpro- sive.
provement bonds offered April 11
■were awarded
to A. E. Ames &
#9.15,
were
Cana-
price of 98.19. Due
a
Burnaby, B. C.
The $582,000 im¬
of
District
school
Nationale, L. G. Beaubien
sive.
Ilond
8
Co., and McNeil, Mantha, Inc.,
all of Montreal,
St.
awarded
1950.
Theophile of Laval School
Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—The $235,000
Due on May 1 from
1960 inclusive.
1
Due on March 1
St.
3s.
Dated May
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
as
Jan. 1 from 1951 to 1965 inclusive.
ties Corp., of Toronto, at 98.40, a
basis of about 3.58%, as follows:
Due on March 1
2%s.
equip¬
April 24 were
Monday, May 8, 1950
.,.
vincial, Ltd., of Montreal, as 3s,
at a price of 97.69, a basis of about
3.24%. Dated Jan. 1, 1950. Due on
awarded to the Dominion Securi¬
Que.
to J. F.
Dated March 1,
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
ment bonds offered
School
$275,000 con¬
bonds offered April 19
as
Que.
Sale—The $130,000 water
Bond
Co., of Ottawa, at a price of 98.55,
a basis of about 3.52%, as follows:
$108,000
Rawdon,
May 1
works and fire prevention
Catholic
awarded
120,500
from 1951 to 1955 inclusive.
on
Sale —The
struction
$580,000 school
bonds
offered
April
24
were
awarded to A. E. Ames & Co., of
$383,500
Due
Dated May 1, 1950.
were
Bond Sale—The
COLUMBIA
BRITISH
Catholic
3^s.
Commission,
Commission, Que.
GANADA
a
;
Bond
Lachute
as
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
i-
2.25%.
f
169,500
reflecting
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