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1949
9
MAY
MONDAY
BUS. ADWi
uwiwrv
Reg. 17. S. Pat. Office
New
Number 4801
Volume 169
price 75 Cents a Copy
York, N. Y., Monday, May 9, 1949
Ceneral Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
-
PUBLIC UTILITY
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
:
Inc., New York—Sells Bond Privately—
has sold privately to Metropolitan Life In¬
surance
Co. $16,000,000 3%% sinking fund collateral
trust bonds; of which Colonial Trust Co., New York,
3N. Y., is. trustee.
A-C
In This Issue
.
■»
New York Curb Exchange
1,
.
on
increase
capital stock in the Fund—V.
of
shares
169, p. 1769.
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Changes in
Charles
Charles
ceeding
who
Adams
E.
Chairman
elected
been
has
Mur.son
S.
Chairman
becomes
Board,
the
of
Hill continues as President.—V.
Committee. John A.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange—
St. Louis Stock Exchange..
suc¬
the Executive
of
1949
1948
1947
1946
railway-™
$417,104
$527,941
$475,277
$362,132
railway.—__
109,220
214,616
income™
52,886
109,211
188,669
98,305
49,163
11,202
March—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Montreal Curb Exchange
oper.
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
1,516,612
1,330,360
978,883
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
344,601
609,730
480,044
197,827
302,887
239,630
77,753
income—
—V. 169,
.V
v-
RR.—Earnings—
Alabama Great Southern
Net
railway...
railway—
from
from
$1,402,094
345,518
$1,457,303
$1,305,925
234,062
♦80,313
162,770
111,646
♦100,073
4,019,262
4,392,423
872,210
1,051,643
554,346
3,923,532
750,310
354,320
3,510,449
441,617
106,910
Net ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
railway—
railway
from
Net ry.
income— :
oper.
425,713
;
11,872,835
19,866,801
15,934,248
909,298
9,826,700
3,932,553
909,298
1,334,267
9,826,700
3,932,553
13,051,857
17,785,772
2,243,565
22,888,557
21,718,323
208,403
2,535,152
2,750,393
; 2,035,163
20,353,404
2,522,225
subsids.
consol—
2,522,225
2,522,225
66,738
subsids.
Total
-
2,588.963
Consol.
'
system
143,553
earns.
stock—
for common
.
2,445,410
18,967,932
Consof. system earns, per
share
••
stock.
com.
♦Restated to
exclude
the
V
$4.54
from
operating
and
revenue
expenses
water properties that were sold
early date.—V. 169, p. 1441.
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings.
of
deductions
$1,148,177
314.340'
175,620
_
21,699.535
1,265,295
by"
stocks.™
Expenses and deductions
(parent co7/s)
.—26
Miscellaneous Features
1946
1947
1948
1949
March—•
Gross
■'"(
=
,
2,174.593
10,922,145
com.
consolidated-
.
i-
•
34,111,562
12,412,028
30,788,946
928,603
Total income parent co.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Average.35-
1441.
P.
3,103,195
i
Undistrib. net income of
.
Stock and Bond Averages (Dow, Jones)—.35
161,356
lailway
oper.
for
(owned
com.
on
of
...
1,231,526
railway..—
184,805
764,546
and Subsid. Consol.;
1
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..—_.26
From January 1—
1,337,3.28
Amer. Gas & Elec. Co.
40
40
Toronto Stock Exchange..
41
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.—43
Over-the-Counter Markets
—44
RR.—Earnings—
96,329
Undistrib. net. income
.
Stock Exchange...
Montreal
Akron Canton & Youngstown
38
39
San Francisco Stock Exchange
169, p. 1877.
earned
stocks
Divs.
102,791
3,536.112
1,013,887
______
A. G. & E. Co.)
.....
29,839,595
2,047
deductions
Bal.
37
38
38
Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
Personnel—
32,671,443
12,138
__—
income
Gross
Total
2,994,729
(net)
Other income
37
$.
<
61,112
—
37
'
$
3,472,953
Operating income
Transportation, gas and
water
1949—12 Mos.—♦ 1948
$
11,793,175 148,156,180 128,037,457
8,798,445 115,484,737 98,197,883
13,261,470
9,788,517
Oper. rev. deduct. & taxes
36
-36
Detroit Stock Exchange—
5.
Subsidiaries consolidated:
Operating revenues
15
—.—27
31
36
Chicago Stock Exchange—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Interest
an
Stock Exchange.—
Boston
1949.
present borrowings of $18,000,000, this reduction will result
saving to shareholders of $45,000 a year which will
the
income leverage obtainable
through the ownership of
Based
in
(Bonds)
New York Stock Exchange
This corporation, a Lord, Abbott & Co. investment firm, has com¬
pleted arrangements with J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated, and other
lending banks whereby the interest rate on its borrowed money will be
reduced from 2V3%
to 2 Va'/i
per annum for the
12 months begin¬
ning June
(Stocks)—
Subs.)—Earnings—
ig49—Month—♦1948
Period End. Feb. 28—
Page
■
announces
company
American Gas & Electric Co. (&
Quotations
New York Stock Exchange
Reduced on Borrowings
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Interest
V"':-
'■
Production Manager—•
the appointment of C. F; Bonnet as Pro¬
duction Manager of its Industrial Chemical Division.
G. W. Russell
succeeds Mr. Bonnet as Assistant Sales Manager cf the same division.
Mr. Russell had previously been Manager of the New Products Deveiopment Department.—V. 169, p. 1329.
The
Stock and Bond
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Cyanamid Co.—New
Ships,
The company
The company, an affiliate of Tankers Co., both having offices at
17 Battery Place, New York, N. Y., has four oil tankers under con¬
struction, which, when completed, will it is believed, enter the Nor¬
wegian trade.
'
News
in
,-$4.23
and operating revenue
transportation, gas and
will be disposed of »at an
% '
revenues
of
1948
the
or
_54
!
The Course of Bank Clearings.....
American Power & Light
...45
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices
For the
46
Dividends Declared and Payable
Co.—Weekly Input—
week ended April 28,
1949, the System inputs of subsidiaries
amounted to 248,188,000 kwh., an increase of 18.413,000 kwh., or 8.01%
over the corresponding week of last year.—V. 169,
p. 1877.
v
%/'■:"
of
46
this company
,
♦Deficit.—V.
.
169,
1441.
p.
Foreign Exchange Rates—
46
l,
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Alabama Power Co.—Earnings—
Gross
revenue
Operating
Frov.
1,613,274
377,500
expenses—
depreciation—
plant acqui¬
adjustments...
for
Amort,
$3,669,550 $45,392,305 $40,291,105
22,100,497
19,193,640
1,630,592
4,138,500
3,736,300
334,000
$3,853,131
—
Reserve Banks
.
Federal Reserve System
v
General
taxes
Federal
income
...
48,766
585,193
income
Gross
713,107
j 3,786,572
(4,224,359
Net
—
$9,565,214
3,058,739
$943,085 $10,557,183
269,837
3,349,078
$1,039,311
__
302,479
long-term debt.
debt discount,
on
Net
4,669
5,087
3,909
61,089
$664,250
$775,837
105,000
105,000
1,260,000
sale, it was learned was made
Stearns & Co." The stock was part of
Mr.
$5,135,068
sale
corporation
offer of
stock
preferred
on
O,
and
series
on
in
May
3
A
exchange
stock,
IV2
for
shares of C.
preferred
one
is left
for
& O.
stock—these
limited
a
50%
about
for one
common
ratios
approximate
share
the
out of
over
at
the
of
period
of
the
the C.
& O.
that
,
allotted for the 10%
was
.
.
of series
the prior preferred stock.
Purcell, Vice-Chairman
annual
meeting
held
v
on
$9,000,000 bank loan maturing
to
Interstate
approval
The terms
sion
will
by
the
under which
permit
Mr,
arrangements
Alleghany
Purcell
Commerce
said.
to
use
These
Purchell
Mr.
several
years
on
June
l,
subject
Commission.
are
7"'.
RR.
about
It
Rock
W.
Graaskamp,
$4,894,000
has
in
cash
and
In
transactions
including
holdings.—V. 169.
Island
General
1877.
Manager
~
April
assets
$59,859,000
of
sales
T.
,
.
7
r
a
as
of
as
of March
Dec.
as
will
the loan they will
announced
a
basis
"as will under
the Act."
The
since
%
on
capital stock, namely,
on
part
yield
down,
-x;
.
„
.
:
<
;
^
?.
$59,296,000, compared
898.
■
the
-
May 3, the SEC directed the company
will provide for only a single class
which
cover.
to
of
stock, and such amount of debt securi¬
circumstances then existing meet the standards
common
-
,
American Car & Foundry
For
;
the
second
previous freight
consecutive
Co.—Output Hits New High
month
this
During
to
April,
American
According
the
3,249
to
improved
169,
p.
R.
,it
company
has
announced
was
broken
on
May
its
6.
cap for domestic freight service were delivered
railroads,
modernization
V.
production records
car
W.
the
best
Ward,
unfairly and inequitably
Foreign Power and that
of
any
carbuilder since March,
Vice-President
in
charge
of
1925.
program
is
and
the
a
result
of
ACF's
availability
greater
production,
two-year
of
plant
materials.—
amended plan it now becomes incumbent upon us to issue an order
requiring Foreign Power to meet the standards of Section 11(b) (2) of
the Act."
With
respect to compliance with such requirements
the
"We
stated:
believe
that
V s
:
under
1
the
circumstances
effective way to redistribute voting
necessary
1769.
distributed among the security holders of
the capital structure of Foreign Power is
unnecessarily complicated and must be simplified," the Commission
stated that, "since we are herein vacating our order
approving the
Commission
performance
$806,000
FERNANDINA PORT AUTHORITY, FLA.
power
here
and
cure
presented the only
the undue and un¬
corporate complexities in the corporate structure of Foreign
St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Priced to Yield 3.25%-4%
col¬
Alleghany does not expect to get ahy return for
Its investment of about $2,000,000 in Investors
l
were
169, p.
also vacated its order of Nov. 19,
1947, approving
Foreign. Power's amended plan of reorganization which previously had
been approved by the U. S. District Court for the Southern
District
of
Maine and subsequently remanded to the Commission for recon¬
sideration in light of changed facts.
Among these were the suspen¬
sion of dividend payments on Foreign Power's first
preferred stocks
and the company inability to sell the ZVst'k debentures
provided for
in the amended plan.
.7..,'
V :
v
Referring to
its
previous
determination that
"voting power is
Edward D. Jones & Co.
Due 1952-1978
more
Service, Inc., formerly Investors Syndicate.
But he said
Alleghany looks upon this "as a very good long-term investment."
,The higher Interest rate certificates of Investors Syndicate are matur¬
ing first, ho said, and as they are retired the average cost of certifi¬
copies
1949
Commission
Circulars Available
on
Established
Request
1871
300 North 4th,St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
said
Diversified
31,
1948.—V.
55,800,000
4% Toll Road Revenue Bonds
securities
he added,
31,
$5,00
25,600,000
1
Single Class of Stock—Amended Plan Va¬
on
decision
reorganize
C.
169, p,
current
$1.25
of
as
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Ordered to Re¬
ties
been
share
cated by SEC—
'77'"
who
Net
organize
abandoned
was
$25,000,000
various
and
Bear,
:
.
result " of
a
Line
'%7
being made for the exten¬
government
securities,
than the Interest cost of the part of
cates
3,010,000
$1,476,000
____.
;
of Alleghany Corp., told stockholders
May 4 that arrangements have been
made to extend the
lateral,
.
as
Air
States, Canada and Hawaii,—V.
Alleghany
of
Plans Extension of Bank Loan—
W.
securities
Seaboard
last month.
has
now
and
has been elected Vice-President in. charge of sales, succeeding
Stolk, who was recently named Executive Vice-President. Mr.
Graaskamp will direct all sales activities of the company in the United
closing prices
A preferred will be offered pro rata on a "first come,
first served"
basis to the series A preferred stockholders who may want to exchange
lor more
than the
10%
A similar proposition will be made with
respect to
Alleghany
Inc.
orders
with
1946,
exchange ratios of 2 V* shares
of Alleghany prior preferred
on
-
R.
1943
903,000
per
•.*;
proposed secondary offering of
a
"
conditions.
Co.,
share
time, would exchange C. & O.
outstanding prior preferred shares and
about 10%
of the outstanding series A shares.
At expiration of the initial prescribed time limit,
any stock
that
1
-
taxes
.
offer,
for
said
1877. \ 7
W.
*
stock
common
May 2.
The
stock
Purcell
of
L.
issued an announcement concerning the
holdings of Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
for Alleghany prior preferred and series
its
of
part
exchange offer will be based
&
shares
of
proposed
The
112,500
American Can Co.—New Vice-President Elected—
Alleghany Corp.—Makes Exchange Offer—
common
market
government
p.
The
of
1441.
p.
Sold
to Blyth &
225,000 shares of Rock Island common
1,260,000
$5,949,713
has
5
its holding of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. common stock,
leaving it with 137,500 shares of the common still in its portfolio.
•
■stock
....
profit after taxes
Unfilled
May
$6,395,068
$7,209,713
$559,250
•
$670,837
—
189,
announced
was
of
60,551
50,855
59,480
43,674
stock
pld.
on
Balance
it
corporation,
The
income
C.
taxes.
Earned
Selling Rock Island Holdings—
3,793,045
because
of
before
Federal
3,417,712
774,279
j
premium and exps.—
Other deductions
A
1949
$40,844,000 $48,918,000
2,379,000
7,904,000
_
585,193
i
...
taxes.,
48,766
Amort, of
—V.
Co.—Earnings-
46
Net
The
Divs.
American Woolen
Quarter Ended March 31—
of
sition
Int.
46
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
Period End. Mar. 31—
qAllen
30 BROAD
STREET
Members
Company
&
NEW
YORK
4, N. Y.
New York Stock Exchange
St. Louis Stock Exchange
-
Telephone: HAitover 2-2600
Bell Teletype:
NY 1-573
Phone
CEntral 7600
Chicago Stock Exch.
Chicago Bd. of Trade
New York Curb Exchange-Associate
7
„
Bell
,
Teletype
,sl
593
2
(1986)
Power is by
THE
comprehensive reorganization whereby the control of the
a
reorganized
will be
stantial
earnings
company
stake in the
senting
the
the
upon
entire
in
and
outstanding
We
debt
circumstances
The
in
existing at
Commission
the
the
having
would
appropriate
be
Period End.JVIar. 31—
Ry.
and
Share
its
subsidiary,
Co., parent,
Power
und
Power
of
its
exchange
for
and
a
Net
plan filed in the light of
plan is considered.'*
any
such
certain
on
for
transfer
the
$19,500,000
of
oper.
other
issues
revenues
$29,947,758
expenses
Monday, May/9, 1949
T.
Oil
1949—Month—1948
$6,093,903
from ry. oper.
rev.
*Ry.
tax
Joint
accruals—
2,637,590
facil.
rents
2,022,435
8,003,993
15,616
405,632
179,009
(net)-
166,027
427,016
ry.
Other
income-
oper.
income
$3,048,977
-L
$2,273,591
$8,627,009
234,231v
272,872
The
473,406
issue
by
1,014,547
$8,357,634
42,631
Cuban
of
•
Total
latter to Foreign
Electric debentures in
$3,321,849
$2,507,822
$9,918,293
39,559
3,541
120,287
125,887
126,821
341,267
1,499,006
Misc.
the
income
1,453,365
4,505,105
deductions-'
6%
of Foreign
note
Hearing May 17
Power.
Fxd.
chgs.
int.
*
other
SEC
Fixed
Committee's Application—
on
tion
filed
by
American
-John
M.
ordered
has
&
hearing to be held May
a
committee for
a
the $7
second
17
int.
term
upon
preferred
applica¬
an
stockholders
funded
of
The committee is composed of Albert W. Greiner,
Howard Hubbard, and Harold Barnett.
McGrath,
According
Net
the
of
names
named
was
Batti,
Cadicomo and Derderian
Greiner and John Apple added.
Mary
originally
disclosed
ment
of
names
that
as
deleted
were
Frank
of the committee; but an
resigned and that Harold Barnett
p. 1557.
169,
Period End. Apr. 30—
Sales
169, p.
$1,025,378
1949—Month—1948
$943,061
Federal
$2,198,810
Railroad
income
the
on
with
proposal
four
The
hearing
12.
V
scheduled
v/as
189,
$1,998,252
fcr
May
4
and
$2,507,886
Net
Steel Corp.
profit after all chgs.
Number
of
Earnings
203,512
has
1,411,410
2,986,502
*Based
shares
the
net
1949
and
taxes
profit
after
1
$103,381
equal
before
to
the
$1.74
20%
per
1949
.
from
railway
railway
from
ry.
stock
579,748
573,228
573,228
$0.11
$0.09
Nil
share—
^,:'vf .■/>
Raymond
F.
Leinen,
Gross
1948
Gross
1
*
,
Vice-President
46,708
15,511
railway
railway
Net
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
169,
79,697
35,038
10,210
560,862
496,045
—V.
Lincoln
259,873
210.368
86,300
86,138
21,091
J
80,527
107,748
from
from
$363,369
51,057
railway
railways
1948
$409,358
95,323
Net ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
9,763
from
railway
railway
oper. income—
Net
ry.
'Deficit.—V.
169,
1,942
*22,781
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
Taxes
revenues
169,
Net
984,118
224,442
87,787
63,980
48,849
*35,712
955,915
Net
181,808
oper.
income
Miscell.
Fixed
sales
for
Total
G.
of
p.
169,
elected
1,565
2,477
10,348
8,944
Net
from
326,195
1,026,595
979,234
Net
ry." oper.
$4,092,949
'
'
•
"
(Vice-President)
and Dwight
increasing the membership of
domestic
sales
to
succeed
Vice-President
a
Henderson
T.
Coliey
the
board
have
to
and General
Supplee,
Jr.,
who
CONSOLIDATED
INCOME
1
-
Gross
operating income
Costs,
operating and general
fixed assets:
Intangible
development cost
Depletion,
lease
Deprec.,
retirements
other
Income
Interest
Net
income
before
charges
income
Dividends
on
for
amortization.
Crude
oil
Sale
of
production,
168,
common
barrels
stk.
($25
tax:
1949,
$87.22
12 Weeks Ended
Mar.
Sales
Net
a
per
taxes
248,472
taxes—
income
Net income
Earned
As
19,'49
$4,746,818
income before
94,000
for
period
1948,
result
of
Mar. 13,'48
,
24 Weeks Ended
Mar. 19,'49
\
Mar. 13,'48
$4,612,293 $10,522,335 $10,038,549
223,664
505,001
497,825
86,000
192,000
contingencies
new
$137,664
$313,001
1948.—V.
169,
$0.69
loans
surplus
24,324
*1,445
11,693
904,039
866,373
790,372
324,686
175,829
200,285
229,413
139,784
16,643
16,348
74,205
1663.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
$4,071,996
$4,855,230
3,879,812
4,232,247
income.—
$192,183
$622,982
120,556
incl.
exps.,
int.
and
taxes
124,647
.int.&
taxes
on
income
on
97,979
Lake Erie
1948
42,485
53,515
71,816
400,693
335,998
424,923
441,089
railway—/-
27,519
*101,G55
23,615
170,757
income—
181,708
88,714
145,199
243,677
from
ry.
opor.
Deficit.-
'
Bids
The
1947
railway
3,542,073
3,169,162
3,009,069
will
58,172
*71,980
252,158
*707,859
317.139
535,525
747,781
67,004
$746,331
•
*245,286
The
bids,
issue
&
Burr,
Boston
The
1949
profit
notes
1948
1947
other
*$78,413
bids
be
to
received
May
trust certificates.
16
The
Cr43,798
coupon,
A,
due
\
bid of 100.177. Three competing
received at the sale. These were:
a
were
Inc., and F. S. Moseley & Co. (jointly), 101.7711; The
101.71; Otis & Co., Inc.," 101.31133.
/
.
dated April 1, 1949 and mature April 1, 1974.
The
redeemable at general pfices ranging from 103.63%
to
sinking fund redemption ^prices scaled from 100.61% to
are
be
at
.
PURPOSE—Of
+Cr740,332
*$34,615
3%
a
May 4 on
the net proceeds,
$1,750,000 will be applied by the
to the payment of outstanding promissory notes and the bal¬
with funds from its working capital, or an aggregate of $1,000,-
company
*$955,105
Brl39,134
deducts.)
notes
and
100%
3,357,900
•'•
$1,076,151
>
(less
for
$650,000 equipment
Corp.,
will
100 %
$2,402,795
$55,195,130 $19,302,932
54,118,979
19,381,345
awarded
was
all naming
Coffin
expenses—
of
June
publicly $2,750,000 25-year 27/s% notes, series
April 1, 1974 at 1005/8% and accrued interest.
1143.
other
it
be dated
Cambridge Electric Light Co.—Notes Offered—Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc. (a? sole underwriter) on
May 6 offered
1,799,802
and
has' Issued invitations
the purchase from
1946,;..
: 30,361
p.
Equipment Issue—
on
company
1, 1949, and are to mature in 10 annual
instalments June 1,- 1950-59.—V. 169, p. 1447.
y
292,353
169,
1946
8,394
$0.54
168,962
income
1947
26,394
*
RR.—Earnings—
-
1948
income—
320.614
•''V.
$0.49
—
*15,378
*$214,723
taxes
ance,
1'
360,000
.
CAPITAL
Crl50,000
.
$577,017
per
of
SECURITIES
GIVING
:
EFFECT
TO
'.
common
share
loss/
*$34,615
$0.53
tlncludes
*Promisscry notes due Dec. 31, 1952
25-yeftr 2%% notes, series A, due 1974
$64,723
Nil
Canada,
dividend
$650,253
received
Nil
from
stock
Common
Boeing
*Issued
Ltd.
($25
to
or
par)—
issued
be
under
SUMMARY
.
OF
EARNINGS
this
close
has
the
April
on
corporation
of
to
12
approved
York Axle
proposal
a
Forge Co.—V.
to
"change
163,
the
the
In
been
at
on
special
a
notified.
no
April
In
par
view
30,
meeting
of
common
of
the
1949,
the
stock
fact
on
p.
—
that
will
April
New
be
r
77,200 shs.
Oct,
15,
1947
operating
of
cash
in
Stock¬
York
3Q,
1949
the
Curb
Operating
Other
thereon,
for
interest
non-producing
in
leases,
connection
with
Association
stock
transfer
was
on
books
closed
suspended
May 7, 1949.
producing leases and
royalties and mineral
the
has
transfer
dissolution proceedings, The Cooperative Re¬
offered to purchase at $12.50 per share, Jess
tax
of
5c
per
YEARS
%
1947
1946
1945
$4,221,830
$3,843,197
$3,659,231
3,297,232
2,876,175
2,708,467
$924,598
$967,021
$950,764
53,626
46,378
26,431
$978,225
$1,013,400
$977,19j>
income
•
$800,494
income
40,053
income
.
$840,547 '
Prov.
-
inc.
Crl0,618
CTT.849
14,759
20,903
inc. taxes
for Fed.
220,319
238,369
238,080
203,210
$630,846
$741,705
$760,560
$753,0£fl
income
Net
;
HISTORY AND
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated Jan. 28, 1886,
in Massachusetts.
Company is engaged principally in the generation,
purchase, distribution and sale of electricity. Electricity is sold directly
in the
City of Cambridge (population 111,1241 to approximately 36,450
customers and at wholesale to the Town of Belmont (population 27,957)
Surplus steam is sold at wholesale to an associate company,
Cambridge Steam Corp., for resale to Harvard University and 15 indus¬
for resale.
customers
in
the
a
Wichita, Kansas, for the purpose of receiving
with the liquidation. The distributions
assignments
exps.__
Other deducts, from
City of Cambridge.—V.
169, P-
Canadian Investment Fund, Ltd.—Net
Ex¬
connection
and
CALENDAR
FOR
3,955,177
revenues——
2720.
permanently
on May
11, 1949, this issue
the Exchange at the close of business
National Bank in
equipment
finery
dated
1880.
corporation, ; effective
the
business
on
distributions
Federal
-
'
trial
adopted
business
company's
dealings
consist
agreement
$500,000
2,750,000
$4,755,671
1948
Operating
at the close of
the
•
.
with First National Bank of Boston.
r
1003.
p.
stockholders
the1
-
2,750,000
77,200 shs.
^
loan
>
FINANCING
Outstanding
$1,098,000
•
'•
.........
PRESENT
55
of
Fourth
'
902.
*$301,015
2004.
p.
1949
oper.
Net
$174,903
320.614
-
Stockholders have been requested to surrender their certificates to the
Avildsen Tools & Machines, Inc.—Name
Adopted—
169, p.
197,321
$26,351
loss
168,
..
1943
deprec..
_
$142,562
"At
March
share, any shares of Bridgeport
Assets Up—
.
31,
1949, outstanding shares of this company stood at a
high total of 3,253,762, reflecting a net increase of
150,461 shares during the first three months of the year.
Total net
assets,
with
securities
valued
at
market quotations,
amounted to
$14,702,192, also a new high total on any quarterly statement datfe.
new
The
all-time
balance
$1,011,391,
exceeded
of
168.5%,
in
the
in
profits on sales of investments amounted j to
addition, the quoted market value of investments
average
cost
appreciation
diivdends
asset
by
and
$1,220,715.
dividends
per
share from inception
of
the end of March, 1949 amounted to
amounting to 102.5% and appreciation
value of the shares amounting to 66.0%," said Hugh
December,
total
net
realized
in
and
their
"Combined
company
47,327
1,143,718
*8,958
interests.
below.—V.
.
$126,198
33,636
$157;301
outstanding
resolution for the complete dissolution
from
been
& Tool Co.
62,564
From January 1—
Gross from railway—
$141,272
..
5,633
.
.
- Bridgeport
Oil Co., Inc.—Votes to Dissolve
holders Offered $12.50 a Share—
for
1330.
See Republic Drill
1946
$283,331
57,965
*62.481
for
stockholders
change
$0.69
At March
p.
to
reserve
The company on April 26 filed a
registration statement with the SEC
for 36,000 shares of common stock (par $20). Underwriters are
Smith,
Ramsey & Co.; Gaynor, Clemence & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.;
Hincks Bros. & Co.; T. W. Watson & Co. The stock is
offered initially
to present stockholders cn a
l-for-10 basis.
Proceeds will be used to
reduce short-term bank loans.—V.
162, p. 2636.
at
$308,825
$0.31
has
$151,667
contingency
$937,017
169,
The
k
189,000
,
the
87,000
Bridgeport (Conn.) Hydraulic Co.—Registers With SEC
14,942,571
$0.34
position
capital
1947
582,860
Net
recently made by the company its
improved considerably since its
19, 1949, the company had cash on hand of
$2,449,253, current assets of $3,G87,581 and current liabilities of $1,618,088, showing a working capital position of $2,069,493.
This compares
very favorably with the working capital position of $1,010,383 at Oct. 2,
working
93,000
-
income—
income
of
name
$3,462,100.
$154,472
share
fiscal year end.
ry.
Brandt-Warner Mfg. Co., York, Pa.—Name
Changed—
6,394,119
12,347,439
15,919,797
._
asset
V'///'
$279,913
airplanes.—
$76.80
6,909,549
$1,755,000;
net
*25,256
$2.89
13,374,832
.;
income
(estimated)
profit
The
7,701,680
par)
from
rose
and
$93,572
Total
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—Earnings—
Federal
Net
109,729
company's Seattle and Wichita Divisions delivered a
airplanes during the quarter .ended March 31, 1949. These
consisted
principally of B-50 Superfortresses, but Included also six
airline
Stratocruisers
and
eight
YL-15
Scout
liaison
V.
2534.
p.
338,001
NOTE—The
total
•
8,179,680
$2.73
(net)——.
etc.
80,025
railway
railway..
from
121,095"
income
Aircraft
221,565
____
barrels
Federal
Net
•
8,401,245
7,251,047
refineries, barrels—
products,
'Including
—V.
at
run
stock—
cash,
$5,960,086,
1943
from
$4,829,725
$1,061,799.
*Operating
478,000
stock
common
Book value per share of
Crude oil
7,988,211
259,184
common
paid
Nov.
011
$317,422
March—
Gross
1948
railway—
Earnings
286,668
7,729,027
1949,
to
Authorized
8,114,577
stocks
to
operating
111,612
Total
2,861,396
380,508
charges——
company
cents
50
1106.
accrued
State
'Profit.—V.
liabilities
*4,960
sales
Federal
1,040,434
3,727,010
the
and
$409,671'
income
gen.
bond
and
356,279
1
Other
798,697
864,238
period
Balance applicable
Earned per share of
current
$1,115,504
oper.
of
Net
1,251,291
—
preferred
total
and
bef.
1949
3 Months Ended March 31—
Cost
"
(net).
interest
31,
p.
6,386,284
abandonments-
1948
1
000, will be repaid to its plant replacement fund.
7,607,703
Non-operating
against
Net
$
4,848,753
amortization—
and
and
$1.13
'
^
Sales
87,829,106
___
to
599,865
$0.99
.
Boeing Airplane Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
169,
117,875
169, p.
other
interest
First
120,826,325 107,030,494
amortiz.
599,865
—
and
costs
Federal
*154,987
from
ry.
been
102,527,330
expenses
'Taxes
Reserves applicable
,
1949
Operating
rv
$ r:'-'-...
March
increased
California Consumers Corp.
$376,481
$1,094,617
^Deficit—V.
Manager
1949
in
Sept.
12 Months Ended March 31—
1948
■'
railway.—
railway
from
ACCOUNT
•
ended
$16.25.—V.
income—
eleven.
has
while
and
1
1—
oper.
Revenues
From Jan. 1—
Net
been
elected to the newly created post of Executive
Vice-President.
Hugh W. Field,
a
director and
Manager of the
Research and
Development Department, has also been elected a Vice-President.-
3 Months Ended March 31—
ry.
Bond
1949
$592,055
$10,426,878
taxes
from
Gross
"TV
last,
1,
June
assets
Net
to
railway——
Deficit.—V.
Proilt
—
March—
Gross
$4,641,933
'
$5,984,969
1949
certificates
1,507,966
■
,
1,070,303
$4,122,145
directors,
Mr. Coiley has also been elected
of
717,275
266,902
2115.
1,206,873
■
*
2,443,371
1,309,056
578,428
are
capital stock
share
—V.
Refining Co.—Two New Directors, Etc.—
Wharton
1,094,709
754,630
per
f
Atlantic
2,414,650
1,445,702
depreciation
Federal
Earnings
$3,923,019
$1,486,781
2,188,503
! $5,915,924
169, p. 1775.
transferred
Shares
355,417
$1,276,482
' "■
'
quarter
6.95%,
from
Net
Net
P.
2,975,371
Net
Oper.
from
340,594
'O
1,
from
$3,984,726
Income before
■
income
376,332
1.205,838
.
depreciation
for
$1,460,036
chgs._
169, p. 1770.
$813,829
497,677
2,510,133
.
assets
before
Provision
1949—3 Mos.—1948
733,238
March
on
March
on
share
From Jan.
$939,668
billed
Transferred
325,984
2,078,719
.>
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings—
114,446
conting.
$1,740,929
Gross from railway.—
..■Net from railway:
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
$1,504,195
deductions
&
Net
—V.
income-
ry.
$2,036,328
.
1946
259,768
share——:
current
Provision
)
rents
Ball,
325,481
income—
Bessemer &
Other
$8,173,472
railway
i
Net. ry. oper, income
21,770
v
1949—Month—1948
—
fac.il.
$7,994,643
494,129
Burlington-Rock Island RR.—Earnings—
1662.
p.
per
Income
1,156,913
$13,144,946 $13,646,843 $36,896,627 $38,339,664
9,758,943
10,160,823
28,340,370
29,247,216
1,700,000
1,700,000
3,900.000
3,900,000
—
expenses
Equip. & jt.
$2,235,058
599,745
March—
Net
:
3 Months Ended March 31—
3,188
123,401
2,754
N.
605,482
railway-
Belden
$325,361
/
20,833
1662.
p.
565,718
184,326
Number of comihon shares—
Atlantic Coast Line RR.- -Earnings-
Operating
24,634
$2,636,073
made
the
to
per
Gross
1946 »>:;
$335,752
23,484
$1,099,596
354,825
railway-
oper.
Total
1947
$304,597
-
.
income—
of $3,G50,300.—V.
r
1,031,666
from
Net
from
Earned
1949
During
4.99%
<"»
.
'1947
Net income after charges and taxes
,
Atlanta & West Point RR.- -Earnings—
Gross
30,124
Fund, Ltd.—Declares 20-Cent Dividend—
was
Rochester
Raymond
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Earnings—
Six
Months Ended March 31—
/
;
/
341,449
206,949
March—
Net
$8,148,833
Dr24,980
directors
cents
rvalue
,
from
ry.
34,800
30,904
1442.
p.
48,267,145
$7,964,519
From January 1—
Net
$129,597
97,247
railway
railway
oper.
Net
1946
$177,405
547,202
income-.-
oper.
\
\
.,
of
1948
1949
from
last
169,
Gross
1947
$193,958
from
from
$56,415,983
'/.■'
"
Executive
March-
;
$1.76
dividend
From Jan. 1—
Net
1949—12 Mos.—1948
23.
Beaumont Sour Lake & Western Ry.- -Earnings-
;
.
share.—V.
common
$155,423
income
oper.
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
203.
p.
each
*$20,990
outstanding--.
common
New Director Elected—
3,240,520
*$1.45
•:
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Net
>
(&
$2,260,038
—
'
20
1947
$115,402
taxes
shares
$5,918,876
3,889,531
$2.15
169,
Bullock
*
1947
3,909,300
outstanding
was
March—
Net
short-
Dr31,829
payment
1948
Co., has been elected a director, succeeding
President., of the trust company.—V. 169, p. 902.
$5,867,347
$8,621,791
._
—V.
$4,490,284
1949
*Loss.
S
Gross
discharge of $1,300,000 4%
$2,667,902
income
373,822
Optical Co.—Earnings—
1
486.
p.
to
company
have declared a
quarterly dividend of 20 cents per
share, payable June 1 to stockholders of record May 15, 1949. A similar
Lomb
per
been
1948
r
outstdg.
share—.
common
on
February,
the
1949—3 Mos.—1948
income
income
The
I
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
shares
common
per
authorized the
3
$16,218,884 $14,731,466 $60,005,527
13,550,982
12,471,428
52,041,008
—
taxes—
$2,705,052
1379.
p.
Earnings
;
Quarters Ended March 31—
•
May
1218.
p.
income
Net
Trust
Armco
and
Income deductions
Act
Quarter Ended March 31—
1878.
p.
Retirement
Un¬
taxes
Bausch &
of the company, the SEC has postponed tue hearing
of company to establish an $18,000,000 line of credit
banks.
Other
$1,625,228
$5,697,900
169,
Net
postponed to May
Commission
1,905,427
$3,052,566
Total
1558.
request
$289,069
National
the
1949—3 Mos.—1943
$733,423
a/c
Railroad
Common
the
1,899,068
.
employment Insurance Act
amend¬
was
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Hearing Postponed—
At
169,
revenues
exps.
Gross
tax
a/c
-V.
;
635,026
*Include:
Tax
Angerman Co., Inc.—April Sales Increased 28.6%—
—V.
income
Excise
and
Weinstein
member
a
lie had
member.—V.
substitute
S.
Niagara Electric Corp.
Operating
application, it was formed at the request,
Cadicomo, Carrie L. Derderian and Walter
J. Delega, Foreign Power stockholders. However, by subsequent amende
the
632,019
Cooperative
Fourth
original
the
to
P.
Period End. Mar, 31—
Oper.
debt
The
they are
25-year 3'/2%
notes.—V.
Operating
4,369,015
on
Foreign.
of Andrew P. Batti, Louis D.
ment
interest
shares to The
t"*
surrender
agreement
415,333
•
funded
on
debt
Contingent
York
an
Buffalo
debt—
*■
The
New
$1,000,000
The funds will be used toward
a
than
funded
on
Bridgeport Oil Co., Inc.
to
which
first mortgage bonds.
■
;
*
with private interests, the company will sell the
bonds to such interests at 100.83.
They will be callable and the re¬
demption price will scale down to par in the maturity year 1974.
1
■
•'$7,343,087
1,291,284
sale of
elect
to
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—Bond Issue Approved—
6,522,019
*
a
in
Under
Net
do not
receiving the distributions
Association
may
be
made through
Wichita, Kansas.—V. 169, p. 1663.
Bank
Crl29,695
,
of
purpose
Refinery
77,095,826
228,327
stock from'holders who
common
the
The
$4,477,669 $17,463,650 $14,208,817
73,208,183
for
entitled.
$30,660,868 $90,671,833 $91,304,643
26,183,199
Co., Inc.
them
1949—3 Mos.—1948
23,853,855
Equip, rents (net)
involved
Electric Co., to Electric Bond and
supplemental application filed by Foreign
Share
holdings
CHRONICLE
Cuban
(2)
and
Bond
.oper.
Ry.
in
the
Power
FINANCIAL
Any such question will in due
proceedings, on which oral arguments were held May 3. These
include (1) certain motions made by various representatives of stockholders of Foreign Power requesting, among other things, the
suspen¬
sion or impounding of interest on debt obligations owed by
Foreign
!
&
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
sub¬
a
company, and repre¬
at this time passing
not
are
time
decision
reserved
of
which
the security structure of Foreign Power.
course be considered in connection with
the
stock
common
a
assets
thereof.
equity
of
amount
vested
COMMERCIAL
1932
to
paid
Bullock, President.—V. 168, p. 2539.
■
Volume
THE
Number 4801
169
Canadian National Lines in New England—Earnings—
><
March—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
railway
^
ry.
*65,548
*74,526
580,100
•
*91,682
■
railway—L i
547,000
612,000
*220,242
*129,986
*384,992
*316,353-
Income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V. 169, p.
*44,073
Net
railway-—
from
Net
frora
Net
from
Net
ry.
118,243
2,321,600
2,040,578
1,899,282
732,410
658,626
367,527
311,669
Lines in
*9,789
1947
*46,348.
*53,047
from
Net
ry.
*113,125
*115,493
$3 ,133,434
81,859,775
,J..
$0.15
—
,
;
,
'583,672
492,886
$1.59
f;..
'.
$0.94
"
Income
Net
Corp.—Earnings—
1949—5 Mos.*—1948
•
*173.634
*198,185
*161,619
*338,696
-V.
*254,735
*399,018
I,o65
33,239,073
'•$2,359,390
$8,429,965
169, p.
*510,330
1776.
1949
1948
1947
1946
$561,554
$519,472
$730,540
$493,139
120,562
57,600
247,769
80,158
60,045
15,480
140,053
2,087,062
1,971,021
2,034,442
•1,435,349
622,765
557,693
700,032
374,855
332,371
317,529
385,402
197,20J
railwayrailway-
from
ry.
railway—
railway
from
—V.
5,978
__
income-
oper.
169,
41,812
1443.
p.
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.
March—
1949
from
railwayrailway.-:
509,033
385,035
1,669,775
1,762,356
$1,850,357
$1,824,651
5,748,569
$5,956,311
$7,718,667
Net
from
Net
$8,418,344
ry.;: oper.
169, p. 375.
Gross
Net
Corp.—Earnings-
1946
$1,299,583
$864,109
253,834
368,406
222,741
*13,5.15
09,110
1*2,636
22,334
*149,497
4,442.752
4,458,262
3,554,886
2,403,037
I
from
"Deficit.—V.
1947
$1,594,174
railwayfrom railway.ry. oper. income..
Net
-Earnings-
1948
$1,536,438
income
From Jan; I—
Central Vermont Public Service
591,405
€40,578
ry. oper. income
From Jan. 1—
$7,724,645
11,621
~
>$2,209,686
—
——
1,661,503
32,814,620
*407,708
1664.
p.
6,957,919
7,315,701
2,074,026
691,923
Net
Net
$41,669,038 $40,539,265
$2,211,251
lb,07b
.
deductions
*433,510
8,275,126
091,829
from
Net
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,374,466
...
(deduct.)
income
323.557
296,933 :
2,021,475
income...
oper.-
from
Gross
332,789
*323,721
_
169,
-
*64,532
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
Net
$0.08
revenues
.Gross income
1946
$2,405,581
€40,688
8,124,058
March—
Gross
169, p. 1447.
income
MONTHS
1947
$2,638,457
$2,664,169 '
■
Period End. Mar. 31—
*185,789
517,937
•
income—
oper.
■'Deficit.—V.
$161,152
income
THREE
1948
262,984
income...
railway
railway..,
from
'yy.
railway—
railway
oper.
ry.
804,394
$295,101
Other
railway
from
Gross
*132,729
„■
FIRST
$2,834,742 " $2,948,172
767,668
829,993
3
From January 1— 1
Gross
Net
$119,377
iiom
Net
804,348
Central New York Power
1946
$167,030
>. *100,925
•
$3 ,937,782
-V.
AND
1949
"Deficit.—Vj
67,041
Operating
1948
$210,631
"52,799
Income.
oper.
ry,
'From January 1—
Gross
$357,995
$228,193
Vermont—Earnings-
$166,954
railway—~
ry.
1,459,495
-
"
146,791
$10,806,887 $11,834,201
Operating exps. & taxes
8,432,421
9,622,950
Net -from -railway—.,—
Net
$4,123,664
129,802; ,T,,687,822
$508,933
•
•
67.041
Operating
1949
from
$5,,625,304
from
'•
$362,142
217,645
March—
Gross
20,236
_________
562,667
580,426
Canadian Pacific
income
div.
outstanding
1664.
p.
$4,103,428
37,993
•'-■
1,778,916
912,816
income—
169,
$5, 587,611
1,187
Earnings per com. share
110,365
-230,643
138,524
railway
oper.
$356,808
1,459
MARCH
railway:—'.
T
Balance for com. stock
$603,816
;i" 220,790
railway—-
'*Deficit.—V.
$507,474
Net
,1946
From January 1—
Gross
14,247,198 t
requirements..
Pfd.
';
$668,137
284,165
323,752
•
oper.- income
ry.
$743,1^9
$300,618
14,866,186
FOR
'
Gross' frond
Net
Earnings—
1947
March—
Mi.
$20,453,797 $18,350,626 *.
1,318,253.
income
Gross
•
railway—__
1949—12 Mos.—1948
,$1,675,061
1,151,811
taxes.
Net operating income.
Nbn-op6r. income (net).
*310,764
1948
(1987)
EARNINGS
*133,380
*206,911
&
expenses
Net
1 Q4 Q
from
CHRONICLE
Net
Cper.
1447.
vph
Gross
1949—Month—1948
$1,659,285
revenues—
Int. & oth; deducts, (net).
Canadian. Pacific Lines in MaineTUTo
FINANCIAL
*127;890
-552,000
*31.927
railway—V
from
Net
Period End. Mar. 31—
Xperat.ng
1—
j an.
from
Net
*22,481
>
*133,384
Income—J
oper.
From
Gross
$175,000
&
Maine Power Co.—Earnings—
•' Central
-
$218,400.
$230,000
-s
*80,492
-
1946
1947
1948
1949
$189,000
from
COMMERCIAL
169,
598,444
969,808
404,553
241,205
.145,388
405,048
*158,462
*129,731
1664.
p.
'
Canadian Pacific
; VPeriod End. Mar. 31—
Gross
1949—Month—1948
earnings
Working
Period End. Mar. 31—
Ry.—March Earnings—
.
$30,890,969
1949—3 Mos.—1948
.
$23,346,141
30,077,045
expenses
Operating levenues
Oper. exps. & taxes
$85,558,298
26,780,260
•Net
earnings
169,
Net
76,222,903
85,239,648
8813,924
$1,565,881
Int.
tion
statement
.shares
of
The
the
with
S.
the
SEC
stock
common
prospectus
Gilbert
at
proposing
60c
New
of
per
York
snare.
as
to receive
to be supplied by amendment.
Proceeds
be
to
are
•development,
are
applied
Oper.
oper.
&
Other
Westmount, Canada, and
The names of
commissions
working
of
capital,
1S49—Month—1948
$2,298,723
—,'
taxes.
Ibe -per
$73,515
other
&
v
$18,147
$1,085,324
$813,517
5,321
681
$1,090,645
$314,198
328,828
297,637
V;
deductions
(net). f
■
charges
27,884
1
__
28,298
11,000
income
Net
Pfd.
stk.
-
'■
-
178.500
-
$582,855
<net i
exploration
Bal.
and
*$10,151
$583,317
income
157,102
157,102
$21,539
pfd. stock
requirements
Central
*$23,243
$426,215
$210,459
<•
income
457
120,790
$6,160,587
$5,471,159
1,968,714
1,693,498
from
Net
25,352
.'
from
Net
$529,623'
205,467
157,246
$385,069
$372,377
$4,191,873
ry.
Ry.
780,440
1949
1948
1947
1946
$893,000
$800,838
—_1——
$3,411,433
155,959
120,242
*96.052
*63,881
52,181
17,300
*189,743
2,429,000
2,380,895
-V. 169, p.
railway
railway
ry.
,,
2,247,000
223.554
?
—
income.,-
oper.
•"Deficit.—V.
169,
Charleston
1330.
*60,049
r
.
332.873
V
3€4,478 '
10.327
31,278
41,950
"275,154
1447.
p.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Earnings1949—3 Mos.—1948
ry.
.Sales——$22,892,523 $19,357,276 $65,055,795 $56,953,945
Profit
1,875.727
774,264
4,793,621
NOTE—In
determining the above profit, Federal
tbeen computed at rates currently in effect.—V.
169,
Central
from oper.
after
Earned
March
charges
2,925,326
Gross
1948
198,982
$0.65
—
Net
ry.
railway.—
Gross
$0.SG
1947
Gross
1946
from
Net
ry.
139,831
*296,091
—V.
8,094,981
8,264,041
1,162,009
544,195
582,357
280,849
*184,095
49,995
9,177,386
9,254,965
989,900
income...
204,718
169.
'
$1,647,135.
& taxes.
1949—12 Mos—1848
165,610
Vs
905,784
*5,481
*74,949
—
1948
•Other
&
7,338,099
1,070,599
52, 191,074
56,570,273
52.884,310
53,650.212
11 .998,499
17,233,676
20,024,183
19,222,834
4, 301,872
7,541.422
9,869,351
9,733,544
railway—.
railway
income—
1664.
p.
I
;/
corporation,
SEC
for
of 5'V
has
-
in
subordinated
order
Trust
49"f'r
capital
stock
for
security for the
working capital.
loan.
$3,327,104
34,567
L; .285,015
500,646
an
additional
,
oi
$304,374
41,802
41,801
$253,451
_____
$2,853,226
$262,572
$2,826,458
501,606 V?.:
American
501,603-
the
$2,324,852
step
Eurlington,
such
of
its
toward
for authority to issue
short-term indebtedness
obtaining
Burlington
The
Return
of
the
the
of
latter's
proposed
of
to
holders
persons
due
July
the
proceeds
stock
merger
said,
is
of
offer
$624,825
of
of
$500,000
approximately
Transportation
balance
the
return
Co.
deposited
will
to
American
previously authorized by the ICC.
as
proposes
registered
entitle
$2,351,620
the
debentures,
ICC
thereby
12,962,553
'
stock.
_
End. March 31
1948—3 Mos —1948
be
with
invitation
one-to-ten
$6,538,052
$26,833,559
800,063
956,836
3,082,614
2,080,964
1,641,678
7,817,102
Net
363,342
1,727,008
Net
ry.
552,261
2,575,691
886
886
3,545
income
169, p.
'i:
„
income
670,890
533,641
2,440,019
March—
Net
2,807,000
2,875,000
$1,806,487'
$1,655,403
$6,400,575
21,267
__
____
r_
|
•___
21,147
120,427
$1,827,754
552,748
$1,676,550
$6,521,002
1,973,014
$1,240,640
435,910
.
Louisiana
Commercial
William
Dana
offices —135
as
;
&
NOTE:
Seibert,
La
$35.00
account
Chro'nicle
issued
provide
tp
equipment,
for
estimated
the
purchase
cost
to
of
new
approximately
FOR
MARCH
AND
FIRST
THREE
1948
MONTHS
1947
1946
$14,279,819
$13,434,835
2,347,658
*592,026
income-—
*377,842
*332,751
844,102
*1,984,50?
40,646,314
42,738,767
39,664,773
*711,222
2,027,440
4,411,248
38.251,297
3,227,944
*4,033,500
railway..—
income—
*2,359,592
169,
175,855
*4.98,290
1776.
p.
,
Co., Inc.
issue,
President:
William
of
St., Chicago 3,
February 25, 1942,
per
the
year;
in
D.
111;
at
Riggs,
EARNINGS
from
Net
In
the
of
Canada,
rates
of
ry.
Gross
$2,404,143
$2,100,442
486,696
371.374
99.425.
other
received
bids
MARCH
FOR
AND
FIRST
1949
THREE
1948
fo-r
MONTHS
1947
1946
railway..— $15,633,472 $15,731,643 $14,769,437
4.337,817
railway.—__
3,783,951
4.253.457
$13.262,00f>
1,124,735
1,714,974
1,396,063
2,046,291
111.53&
railway....
4 3.827,447
44.915,053
41,656,545
40,18O,33»
railway——
10,477,176
9,594,672
3,121,401
11,240,446
9,248,442
4,025,856
income.—
oper.
from
oper.
income
Bankers
paying
131,680
89,958
3,683,739
5,188,379
Trust
agent
due
Co..
for
New
York,
$2,808,000
semi-annually
Oct.
N. Y., has been appointed New
series
C
2Vb%
eiuinment
trust-
1,
7,893.076
6,852,079
6,081,618
1,294,694
911,307
1-68,710
400,931
132,537
*594,109
169,
p.
1949
through
April
1,
1961.—
1880.
*496,288
7,590,782
V.
Chicago St: Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.— Earnings
499,C07.
March—
Gross
from
Net
Bros.
&
Hutzler
ry.
The issue was reoffered, subject to ICC approval
prices to yield from 1.5.0% to 2.95%, according to ma¬
turity.,'Associated in the" offering are Drexel & Co.;
Union Securities Corp., and Stroud & Co., Inc.
-
1946
$2,709,287
$2,685,547
$2,253,602
287,182
318,829
548,181
*289,959
*4,794
*39,149
219,330
*625,803
7.631,163
7.886,507
7,435.013
6,495,693
47 3,477
740,871
1,146,330
140,209
*375,816
*382,3C8
176,493
*827,4.18
income...
oper.
from,
1947
$2,732,607
from
ry.
associates
1948
railway—.
railway.——
From January
Gross
Net
and
i<M9
from
Net
Net
1—
railway
railway
oper.
income.
"Deficit. —V.
169,
p.
1C64.
1962.
The
issue
99.435
William
Manager.-
exchange,
of
*205,877
Childs Co., New York—Partial Redemption—
at
Office)
$38.00
b'cl
From January 1—
won
bid
Business
a
from
May 5 of $7,020,000 2-%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, due $260,000 semi-annually, Nov. 1, 1949-Nov. 1,
com¬
Patent
on
March-—
certificates
1,227,144
----t
was
for
B.
awarded
per
Dana
Published
year.
remittance
Other
for
on.
bid of
a
99.613.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Ine
Gil
Company,
twice
a
Publishers,
week
[every
Park
Thursday
Place,
New
(general
news
subscriptions
28
327
shares
of
5 V2 %
cumulative
1,
1949.—V.
169,
p.
8,
preferred
stock
1664.
REctor 2-9570.
Herbert D. Seibert,
and advertising issue) withi a statistica! issue
& Smith.
Copyright 1949 by William B. Dana
York
N.
Londofl, E. C., England, c/o Edwards
Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in,United
Countries. $42.00
foreign
25
April
(in¬
cluding shares of stock to be issued upon exchange of old 1% preferred
stock)
were
drawn for redemption on June 1,
1949, at $100,916?
per
share,
which includes accrued dividend from April 1, 1949 to
June
2%s.-
(Telephone State'^0313); 11 Drapers' Gardens,
the post office at New York, N, Y., under the
Dominion
fluctuations
S.
1946
the award
2428,
U.
awarded
was
as S'/aS, were: Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.3885; Harri¬
Ripley & Co., Inc and Lehman Brothers (jointly), 99.379; Harris,
Hall & Co. (Inc.), 99.305; Leo Higginson
Corp., 99.286.
son
v.,s; r.wV—
railway—.
Offered—Salomon
p.
.1947
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Equip. Trust Certificates
$4,547,988 V $4,477,150
(Reg.
Salle
matter
Union,
On
cer¬
tbe certificates
The
$2,745,212
ry:
93,133
1948
223,304 ;V
^
1—
from
from' railway
1.689,556
Proceeds will be used to finance
and" Financial
S.
second-class
American
■„
same
the following
Brothers
maturing from Nov. 15, 1949, to May 15, 1961,
priced to yield from 1.25% to 2.425%, according to
maturity, are being issued under the Philadelphia plan,
subject to approval of the ICC. Associated in the offer¬
ing are Drexel & Co., Union Securities Corp. and Stroud
$3,165,705
Electric
pany's construction program.—V. 169,
*
the
on
recs'ved
certificates
York
506,854
income
oper. income__J
"Deficit.—V. 169, p. 1448.
1, 1948 sold privately $800,000 first mortgage 3%% bonds
The
bids
road
and Lehman
1331.
'2,629,158
railway
railway—
oper,
Net
$6,037,568
■;l
169, p.
—1949
From- Jan.
company on
series C due 1976.
-
Net
$1,275,006
;
from
Gross
Co., Inc.—Bonds Sold Pri¬
Jan. 14, 1949, sold privately 161,200,000 first mortgage 3%% bonds, series D and on Feb.
.
the
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Equip Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—Offering of a new issue of $3,528,000
21£% equipment trust certificates, series D, was made
May 4 by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates. The
Net
subscription privileges to
its outstanding common stock which
will
purchase debentures on the basis bf $5 prin¬
from
Gross
1222.
.Central
be
lroad
railway
from
2,066,951
784,000
(net)—
vately—The
alternate
1,159,407
oper.
-
transferable
agreed
Net ry.
801,000
tax..
income
for
years,
Paying Agent Appointed—
Fed¬
—
deductions
Net
—V.
than
operating
Gross
'Total
franchises^.
income
at
$14,938,437
oper,
from
ry.
Gross
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
3,543
•Other
l-a
'•Deficit.—V.
and
of
to
otherwise acquired.—V.
2,214,632
Net
received
lway— $14,511,902
from
ry.
1,315,147
705,570
income
bids
Other
99.78.
Inc., 99.715; Salomon Bros. &
Corp., 99.6299; Harris, Hall & Co.
lailway.607,685
from
Not
5,876,389
income
of
Co.
1949
from
Net
$23,456,138
,
' 3,126,902
520,871.
eral
will
m
EARNINGS
used
amount of d-ebentures for each
share of common stock. Unsub¬
debenture's will be" offered
at
competitive' bidding.
Chicago
to acquire, up. to
$525,000 of the debentures (including
$127,100 to be issued to it upon exercise of subscription rights)
not
1949—12 Mos —1948
$7,386,734
Depreciation
Federal
&
its
has
purchased
of
b.'d
a
Boston
constitute
cipal
Co.— Earnings—
revenues—__
other
to
o:i
Stuart
First
Hairiman Ripley & Co,, Inc.
certificates
The
the
to. refund
Co.
convertible
American Buslines, Inc.
applied to
$3,133,241
$295,253
operation
Amortiz.
The
$18,564,629 $17,001,233
Chicago investment company, has made application
exemption order permitting its purchase of hot in
an
of $525,000
14,040,877
MairitenanCe
'Taxes,
subject
3,063,476
3,637,300
$338,941
'
gas
publicly re-offered,
were
maturing in
scribed
Power
Trust certifi¬
$7,785,375.
i
1946
2.693,190
Bankers
to
169, p. 1776.
•Operating
Ry.—Equip.
(jointly),
99.01
for 2s;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 99.01 for 2s; Salomon Bros,
& Hutzlpr, 99.573 for 2'/os;
The First Boston Corp., 99.439 for 2l/as;
Harris, Hair& Co. (Ine.1, 99.35 for 2VbS.
Net
1947
5,957,852
1,274,412
Central Illinois Public Service
Period
Halsey,
response
Net
Quincy RR.--Earnings-
&
2,379,7-64
21,094
income
pfd.
Western
From January 1'—
5,548.623
debentures
$1,613,353 $17,179,118 $16,289,662
into
—V.
276,232
87,908
1,183,528
1—
$316,346
deducts, (net)
Balance
203,186
36,960
1,330,789
income
on
4,371,390
1664.
p.
March-
$19,183,740
American
as
Net
6,485,671
4, 885,192
awarded
was
were:
proposals:
2447.
1, 1953, to be issued by
Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
revenue
Divs.
In
Gross
Chicago Corp.—To Purchase Bus Line Debentures—
The
1664.
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Int. & oth.
1,244.120
issue
sale
tificates
v.
$19,072,765
oper.
169,
to -the
Illinois Light Co.
expenses
49,557,651
12, 164,334
and
railway.
Central
53, 284,232
920,987
certificates
Hutzler, 99.715;
(Inc.), 99.53,
*27,925
*54,397
;
railway....
from
Net
188,150
income—
oper.
Gross
1,242,747
146,148
oper..
*105,228
,
excess
•Oper.
66,817
1—
*Deficit.—V.
■Gross
108,125
$327,660
railway
income—
from
ry.
$2,818,850
railway......
from
ry.
75.050
35,853
3949
from
381,626
576,697
270,930
from
Net
railway.—
March—
$2,958,523
$3,346,838
459,373
Jan.
Net
$425,496
64.172
railway
From January
1948
$3,266,935
railway
oper.
From
-Gross
1949
from
from
$427,480
24,277
Chicago Burlington
$399,635
422,023
i
The
the
Gi:tis
Net
March—
Net
59,037,123
8,392,399
*493,253
North
standard-gauge
1946
:V.
ry. oper. income
"Deficit.—V, 169, p.
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
•Gross
income...
from
from
Net
1880.
p.
966,150
56,911,171
5,037,093
169,
&
the
The
1947
1—
Net
$763,466
taxes
^
2, 278,852
by the ICC, at prices to yield from 1.40%.
2.60%, according to maturity.
'
taxes have
1949
and
share...
per
169,
$442,093
oper.
Net
—V.
1948
railway.—
railway.
From Jan.
1664.
p.
31-
before deprec., int. & Fed. taxes
all
1,191,381
certificates, maturing $414,000 annually June
1, 1950 to 1964, inclusive. Issued under the Philadelphia
Carolina Ry-—Earnings-
1949
Foundry Co. (& Sub.)—Earnings—
Ended
Quarter
Inc.
Income
income
■'
from
Net
.
Western
from
Net
1S49—Month—1^48
&
March—
:
Gross
Period End. Mar. 31—
Chicago
1,929,659
income
oper
Gross* from
$2,997,221
;
——
1,427,790
cates Offered—Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lehman
Bi others won the award May 4 of $6,210,000 2%%
equip¬
$619,173
21,394
V
______
Vv
Balance
*844,141
income
oper.
"'Deficit.—V.
to
780,440
_
1946
5, 264,608
to authorization
Inc.--Earnings;—
$796,000
-s
■,
railway
railway
Net: from
$3,777,661
pfd. stock for the period—
to
RR.—Earnings
1947
$19, 402,816 $16,406,229
1—
railway
railway.
from
Pacific
1948
3,719,818
income.—
oper.
ry.
&
3,241,774
from
Net
Paul
$20,164,036 $20,966,564
ment trust
1331.
Vermont
March—
Gross
$5,445,807
Net
Net
ry.
From Jan,
Gross
plan,
$6,039,797
$590,536
Dividends applic.
Net
railway
railway
from
$367,561
13,092
From January 1—
Gross
Int. & oth. deducts, (net)
Net
149,000
13,092
require;'
after
divid.
payments.
1949-1-2 Mos.—1943
$529,166
7,681
St.
1949
from
Net
$24,631
divid.
snare,
$2,031,629 $27,157,803 $22,966,191
1,502,463
21,118,006
17,520,384
1,715,868
income
Drl02
Light Co.—Earnings—
revenues-
expenses
Net
$38,249
Dr'26
"Deficit.—V: 169; p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
revenues
$73;541
(net)
income
equivalent
promoters.
inhabitation, equipment, and option agreement
Carolina Power &
Operating
to
Chicago Milwaukee
March—
Gross
.
of
the
4,935,220
Total inc. taxes & .special
registra¬
a
offering of 500,000
the-public
Crenevert
Rene
names
Rosenthal
underwriters,- who
lire
■■
with offices at Montreal, Canada, has filed
company
$5,748,737
5,339,723
income."
oper.
Gross
Carnegie Mines Ltd.—Registers With SEOThe
$6,425,047
484,367
$1,335,4.5
$318,650
1558.
p.
1949—12 Mos.—1943
$502,616
440,414
$77,558,383
Ncn-oper; inc;
-V.
1949—Month—1948
$513,955
___
Y.,
States,
U.
S. Possessions,
per year.
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Territories
Edit°r
and
Publisher;
Monaayj..
Other
Company.
Reentered
and Members of Panon
4
(1988)
THE
Chrysler
Corp.—Quarterly Statement—K.
May 5 said in part:
President,
Net earnings for the first three
%
4.7
of
T.
Keller,
on
sales.
These
in
amount
months
earnings
of 1949
PURPOSE—Because
been
unable
chases and
$18,707,951, or
were
dividends
include
COMMERCIAL
foreign
from
sub¬
of
Such
tially
reduced
loss
has
its pur¬
company
upon
and
of
expense
earnings.
borrowings
substan¬
has
"
'
months
of
the
1948
of
$4,976,368.
Earnings for the first three
including $805,178 in dividends from
$14,921,644,
were
foreign subsidiaries.
Sales
■i
of
trucks,
three-month
period
the
of
sales
trucks
with
Plymouth,
from
sales
Cash
,
after
parts,
in
units
short-term
and
all
De Soto and Chrysler cars and Dodge
plants were 242,104 vehicles as compared
States
223,256
and
$401,245,547.
Dodge,
United
of
other products for
During this period unit
accessories
were
cars,
the
securities
marketable
substantial provision for
three months
first
31,
capital
is
structure
reflected
not
the consolidated
in
balance sheet
these
of
securities
current
a
CONSOLIDATED
.
Period End. Mar. 31—
position
will
be
used
its
upon
accounts
/
$
Gross
revenue
Gross
pay¬
—V.
of
April
from
109, p.
1559.
4,901,152
14
6
subscribed
per
share, for
the
and
for
464,913
shares
also
(see
V.
169,
1223).
p.
31,
Net
8.448,632
194,143
1,942,546
2,050,432
Power
Co.
1948
1946
1947
$1,684,699
$1 ,613,047
$1,267,250
380,749
744,009
787,625
476,186
258,153
665,119
716,668
366,821
4,100,408
4,995,071
4,,658,809
1,961,459
2 ,337,536
1,688,179
2,,078,711
full
year
The
1,234,704
income.-.
1949.
nine
the
income
2,718,439
representing
month
one
income
net
months ended
months
of
ended
Dec.
and
The
of
the
ended
29,363,048
ended
months
31,
1948
and
Indiana
Gas
&
1948.
1948
March
South
of
April 30,
31,
$1,355,084
29,225,650
12
net income
Southern
March
$730,518
investment
of
the
for
Caro¬
$1,044,418
Co.
Electric
Consolidated net income for
incluaes
for
Commonwealth
the
respective
Southern
&
income
net
for
a
companies.
in South
Carolina Power Co. was disposed of in May 1948, and the investment
in Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. was disposed of in January
1,564,708
939,793
12
3,523,758
1,276,958
the
net
$70,333
for
*
.
2,737,467
includes
the
$1,342,783
railway
oper.
14,638,483
9,015,165
199,348
corp.
;
1949
irom
ry.
54,500,595
14,468,506
703,378
pfd. stk of par-
1949
lina
March—
Net
54,651,867
1,261,394
■
NOTE—Consolidated
for
as
4,867,354
before divid.
inc.,
ent
total of $15,544,unsubseriued for snares
46,491
registration
;
railway—
"
1,219,984
744,353
(net)
a
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings
from
'
Subscrip-
representing the
Gross
1
213,946,149
on
on
March
at $33.50
expired
$
268,446,744
*
record
(no par)
$
19,456,864 223,928,161
income
Int. & other deduc.
Net
removed
been
Co.- -Stock
$
24,324,218 278,580,028
19,079,021
-
primarily
p. 248.
,
Rights
have
Illuminating
S
1949—12 Mos.—1948
23,980,173
„u
Oper. exp. & taxes
■
stock
common
552.
Electric
ACCOUNT
INCOME
1949—Month—1948
pfd. stk. of subs.
Minority stkhldrs. int._
;
not
was
sale
in
thereafter discount its bills.—V. 167,
may
stockholders
The
of
aggregated
$163,051,478
and
net
working
capital
was
$237,983,651.
Depreciation in the amount of $4,835,820 was charged
to operations during the three months ended March 31, 1949.
•
'
At
a
special meeting held on April 19, 1949, the stockholders of
Chrysler Corporation authorized the amendment of the certificate of
incorporation to change the authorized common stock of the corporation
from 15,000,000 shares of the par value of $2.50 per share to 20,000,000
shares of the par value of $25 per share.
However, this change in
the
of
company
,
Divid.
1949,
Inventories
of March 31, 1949, contained in
this report inasmuch as it
authorized until April 19, 1949, and became effective April 25,
the
tion—'
payments, were $198,652,688.
income tax
proceeds
put
Cleveland
1948.
March
of
as
of
The
to
able, so that it
I
•
.
sidiaries
Monday, May 9, 1949
to borrow money upon its accounts receiv¬
discounts
of
its
CHRONICLE
working capital,
customary discounts
the
of
has been obliged
able.
FINANCIAL
insufficient
availitself
to
&
1949—V.
169, p.
Corp.
1880.
From January 1—
CONSOLIDATED
COMPARATIVE
STATEMENT
OF
NET
EARNINGS
Gross
from
Net
sales
Int.
and
Of
service,
151,017
(est.)
of
profits
cess
of
reconversion
Earnings
15,459,106
9,475,000
9,550,000
13,650,000
457,500
14,116,466
20,492,793
*8,382,072
ex-
aends
from
received
divi-
.
foreign
eign
,
*
from
ry.
20,492,793
4,976,368
805,178
1,009,614
14,921,644
21,503,407
4,835,820
3,695,878
2,024,733
10,877,330
8,702,264
3,263,349
Gross
paid
tCharged to cost of sales and
(Corporation
and ail
accrued
securities
(at
cost
and
Net
ry.
2,238,880
2,767,675
141,317,867
4,793,612
3,571,396
cost)—
1,411,562
2,358,685
with
Accrued
and
ins., taxes and
taxes
Common
stock
Additional
541,406,396
•After
for
$63,658,269
at
in
31,
and
$55,104,000
in
1948
_____.
541,406,396
March—
§After deducting $50,180,000
S.
1949
from
ry.
railwayrailway™.
from
Net
oper.
savings
Jan.
to
notes
be
-Earnings
and
$2,936,886
.$2,385,398
1,280,876
954,636
HISTORY
AND
the
protective
date
holder
of
all
Consumer
2,547,132
1,356,394
p.
1,895,983
1,382,114
the
shipments
retail
said
by
6,525
477,600
416,456
*27,309
59,863
56,865
Co.,
March
and
*71,058
14,402
to
trustee,
of
135
holders
all
So.
of
Combined
depositor,
Industrial
Plastics
sold
are
the
in
of
company
This
production
equipment
war
have
25,
trust
the
1949,
property
trustee
trustee
truste
the
oper.
been
produces
following
of
and
organized
and
items:
etc.
PRESENT
AUTHORIZED
organization,
effective
48,565
344,435
22,852
26,377
95,620
95,640
92,181
103,310
370,295
382,634
$409,225
taxes
*$3,226
income
(net)
896,085
$81,380
„„___
deductions
$36,134
V 84,696
338.434
236,265
$180,782
/
84,606
$374,568
$745,490
12,709
12,015
53,514
169,657
$68,670
income
$168,767
$321,054
$575,833
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
The company on May 4 announced that
System output of electricy
(electricity generated and purchased) for the week ended May 1, 1949
amounted
to
198,600,000 kwh.,
compared with 202,900.000
kwh. for
the corresponding week of
1948, a decrease of 2.1%. Local distribution
of electricity amounted to
192,200,000 kwh, compared with 190,900,000
kwh.
for
the
corresponding
week
produces
net
will
cash
Shares
has
increase
an
of
0.7
7P.
ACCOUNT
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$
$
$ '
104,825,199
368,965,507
348,612,050
86,004,574
85,787,151
321,762,841
296,913,054
51,698,996
190,471
'
•*„'
1
$
(of
of Trust
dated
converted
Operating
income
Gross
—
16,953,896
19,038,048
47,202,666
income—
61,066
41,325
198,216
—____
17,014,962
19,079,373
47,400,882
51,889,467
3,994,197
3,143,476
13,491,133
*15,719,730
13,020,765
Non-operating
15,935,897
i-i
33,909,749
36,169,737
$2.09
$2.20
income
Income
Net
;>
the
to
pay
holders
represented
proceeds
of
at
all
the
interim
deductions
——.
income
thereof
thereby,
of
and
the
trust
termination,
share—
common
Period End. Mar. 31—
the
being
securities
date
per
receipts
interim
all
and/or
assignments,
outstanding
and/or
for
receipts
certificates
together
shall
with
be
1
1949—3 Mos—1948
:
Sales
of
electric,
Sales
of
gas
Sales
of
Federal
—(000s
1949—12 Mos.—1948
Omitted)
:
—
(kwh.)
2,547,258
2,751,402
9,972,177
9,813,353
(cu. ft.)—
18,568,241
20,062,335
55,628,745
55,854,659
steam—pounds
6,492,861
7,648,992
15,091,634
16,270,393
payment
in
cash
have
with the
the
at
also
ownership
said
office
,y.
income
tax.
(Earnings of
Operating
revenues
S.
weeks
Company
of
been
notified
certificate
the
to
the
present
back
the
on
trustee.
See
also
thereof
V.
86,958,971 317,668,588
71,792,292
72,302,439 279,010,673 257,728,939
12,961,730
14,656,532
38,657,915
156,075
133,417
579,291
2,939,356
—13,117,805
39,237,206
3,001,525
14,789,949
2,159,178
9,684,986
46,160,386
*11,902,189
10,116,280
12,630,771
29,552,220
34,258,197
deducts.-
revenue
Operating income
Non-oper. income
—
Gross
income
Solvents Corp.—New Vice-President—
Net
—
income
Carswell,
for the past three years Manager of the
company's
Development Department,
has
been
appointed
Vicecharge of Research and Development.—V.
169, p. 4.
(000s
and
in
and
April
Sales of
Sales
electric,
of
•See
with
1948
% Increase
217,253,000
210,176,000
211,155,000
228,240,000
215,811,000
9
226,798,000
217,881,000
9.270,442
15,844,118
45,272,830
45,445,289
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Balti¬
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
*
1949
revenues
Depreciation and
1948
1947
$13,222,911 $13,134,746 $11,159,481
expenses
7,828,927
amortization
8,860,269
6,613,210
1,002,856
1,002,383
935,634
2,373,958
Operating income
5.8
April
9,401,853
14,738,360
2 Months Ended Feb. 28—
6.4
16
2,598,212
ft.—
1,745,858
1,765,752-
$2,017,643
$1,592,985
$1,777,662
Taxes
3.4
224,660,000
——„_
Omitted)
2,390,896
more
Operating
1948:
1949
30
43,221,030
above.—V. 169, p. 1880.
Operating
April 23
300,949,969
(kwh.)
gas—cu.
(*)
Co.—Weekly Output—
percentage comparisons
1949—12 Mos.—1948
84,754,022
—_
169,
.'/v
.
Only)
1949—3 Mos.—1948
appertaining to the said interim
coupons
certificates
payment,
special charge of'$3,140,000 representing portion of certain
to surplus equivalent to estimated resulting reduction in
Period End. Mar. 31—
accom¬
Electricity output of the Commonwealth Edison Co. and associated
companies, excluding sales to other electric utilities, for the week ended
April 30 showed a 3.4% increase over the
corresponding week a year
ago.
Following are the kilowatthour output totals of the past four
plastic
—:
4.1
Other
income
Gross
New York
The
City
appointed
CAPITAL—By amendments of its articles
June, 1947, the authorized capital con¬
year,
102,958,470
deductions—
/•
mer¬
in
v'j
Oper. rev.
trustee,
trustee
outstanding
possession
Commonwealth Edison
other
."
7
revenues
April
division
last
of
INCOME
1949—3 Mos.—1948
outstanding
the
the
Period End. Mar. 31—
Oper.
of
President
industries.
••■;
264,160
-.76,955
Operating
taxes.
executed,
T.
Washing
various
and
covers
This
4,697,140
232,205
revenue-
income
Earned
said
share
in trustee's
1111.
plastic film.
Division:
$6,193,237
4,982,304
71,067
remaining in its possession
„
of
Week Ended
division
the
toaster
flexible
various
to
the
$5,765,125
1,241,422
39,938
Street,
Broad
Trust
and
termination.
the
duly executed
Research
follows:
channels
covers,
from
made
of
as
Division:
Goods
roaster
items
that
are
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,615,219
taxes—
Income deductions
Advertising Display Division:
Permanent
point-of-sale adver¬
tising displays are designed and manufactured by this division from
a
variety of materials such as plastics, glass, wood, metal, card¬
of
23,904
*83,705
114,090
Corp.,
each
of
transfer
receipts
(3)
board,
*64,402
'
763,251
was
organized in Wiscon¬
authorized capital of $25,000.
overseas
which
through
covers,
household
(2)
$171,232
478,140
notice
the
remaining
Bearers
3,314,259
engaged
$3.32
items charged
duly
activities
the
war,
divisions
chandises
machine
for
1949—3 Mos.—1948
taxes—
local
and
•Includes
101,028
was
458,202
•Loss.—V. 168, p. 2005
income accrued upon such securities and trust property since
31, 1949, after payment of all taxes,
charges, expenses, counsel
and compensat'on of the trustee. With respect to interim
receipts
and/or certificates which are registered as to
principal, payment will
be made by the trustee to the registered holder
thereof, except that
where
payment is to be made to persons other than the registered
6,868,870
'
the
three
items
income
Gross
$146,217
plus
521,336
an
•V
1,229,269
& mainten.
depreciation--
Jan.
8,362,618
company
$3.98
$1,382,015
revenue
fees,
BUSINESS—Corporation
years
457,504
$0.61
1946
1947
$180,599
certificates
on
of
to
for
share
rata
748,158
1944, with
war
packaging
materials.
(1)
1943
:
Trust
giving
terms
$10.32
property
same
September,
During
114,550
?0.61
-
1111.
Total other inc.
*6,722
1448.
p.
261,117
$760,642
1449.
securities
certificates,
of
sum
9,625,844
1,479,917
320,419
$910,781
114,318
stock
com.
share
Federal
State
modified by supplemental agreements date May 16,
1930, that the said agreement having terminated
surrender
and/.or
207,448
Clarvan Corp., Milwaukee, Wis. — Debentures Offered
Heronymus & Co., Sheboygan, Wis., is offering $65,000
6% debentures at par and int. Bonds are dated April
1,
1949. Due serially to April 1, 1959.
Since
Other
Total
Holdings
1,
its
Commercial
into
159,042
$177,153
45,320
and/or
Feb.
said
Upon
591,323
income..
oper.
66,008
$140,268
I
46,001
Group), issued under Agreement and Declaration
1929, as
cash
panied
1946
$3,392,411
"
25,
the
at
9,250,211
2,669,514
railwayrailway
169,
1947
1—
from
from
1948
$3,235,401
1,048,640
income-.
1929,
pro
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.-
in
233,665
191,239
88,732
31,242,655
March
339,568,779 331,738,658
'"
Net
Oil
all
of
U.
is
Combined
to
Treasury
applied .in payment thereof.—V. 169, p. 1776.
sin
467,720
300,754
146J544
—
p.
Pa.,
receipts
Standard
pursuant
$67,704,197 at March 31, 1949,
1948.
tAfter provision of $200,000 for
flncluding accounts with wholly-owned
1949.
87,104
End. March 31-
for
Net
Fidelity-Philadelphia
into
551,068,774
depreciation
Dec.
accounts
1949
—V.
678,036
292,594
Combined Trust Shares (Phila.)—Filial distribution—
The
31,242,655
J._
reserve
doubtful
ry.
703,883
income—
Philadelphia,
21,755,660
business.-
224,582
$1,021,760
5,114
52,404
11,533,787
21,755,660
share)-
the
subsidiaries—$1,052,547 at March 31, 1949.
Net
15,183
102,819
25,612,102
:
in
use
—
From
61,142
30,049
489,247
23,545,614
capital
181,050
$1,231,201
_
exp.
Federal
58,351
railway
915,009
_____
.Total
Net
1946
96,267
railway—
118,608,526
exps
(par value $2.50 per
retained for
36,088
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co.- -Earnings—
Prov.
$105,204
54,062
26,771
10,266,875
other
$797,177
$206,276
$140,859
on
per
169, p.
Oper.
$154,846
21,269
665,601
:
Gross
51,941
railway—
124,033,591
.
income
on
paid-in
Net earnings
rolls
pay
subsidiaries
JFeaeral
Gross
$227,079
378,343
$1,050,150
$170,188
240,114
,
1947
$242,784
432,498
,
5,342
income
Period
99,665
*Deficit.—V. 169,
between
payable
in
*28,139
income—
oper.
interim
Accounts
and
173,564
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
railway
income
from
ry.
585.871
149,673,054
551,068,774
Accounts
,
229;862
railway—__
from
Net
2,358,685
655,686
LIABILITIES—
'
770,864
110,578
1948
480,302
$227,963
_
for int., etc.
deductions
Dividends
1777.
p.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,424,086
150,157,510
equipment
99,451:
$222,621
CONSOLIDATED
Total
;
169,
oper.
Net
>ost)
i*
493,037
*18,015
218,282
-V.
1949
from
Net
wholly-owned foreign subsidEngland
and
Belgium—at
plant and
,
107,966
——
(Canada,
•Property,
"
*108,141
2,628,005
railway
from
36,193,206
Sundry invests, and misc. accts
i
67,219
2,899,165
597,101
March—
Gross
102,958,081
taxes and other expenses—
.Investments .in and advances to partially-owned
,'iaries
)31,952
r
taxes
income
Net
Columbus & Greenville Ry.—Earnings-
$
163,051,478
Inventories
Investmentsin
103,295
3,397,528
income—
oper.
76,887,895
Prepaid insurance,
(at
ry.
99,334,259
i
;
—:
—
after
Net
.•
receivable
domestic subsidiaries
taxes
Total
1946
•Deficit.—V. 169, p. 1449.
receivable--.
accounts
Other
taxes
$845,576
$1,001,975
3,113,939
railway.—
from
28,970,889
interest)
accounts
1947
.
308,719
railway
from
31,'49 Dec. 31,'48
$
tOther
471,870
inc.
subsidiaries)
121,764,793
—
tTrade
542,714
State
&
Bal. avail,
312,120
152,277
1949
BALANCE SHEET
Mar.
marketable
1948
income—
oper.
Net
wholly-owned U. S.
Cash
Short-term
506,553
134,933
Fed.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
expenses.
ASSETS—
.
from
ry.
Net
CONSOLIDATED
"v
585,496
Ry.—Earnings—
$1,160,057
railway—
from
Net
*829,929
1,387,426
3,263,349
'
"
129,274
Earned
Colorado &
*829,929
18,707,950
j,
146,571
572,378
$0.51
$0.35
$1,219,189
railway
oper.
Net
"'•Loss.
Southern
March—
Net earnings
^Depreciation
3,515,705
3,916,731
_
Operating
for¬
subsidiaries—
Dividends
$366,393
^
„
14,116,466
$6,149,954
959,305
901,097
120,487
Net
railway
from
Net
402,143
-
13,731,582
from
Mar. 28, '48
$255,013
(est.)_
1949
from
Net
subsidiaries
Divs.
taxes
share.—,
from
Gross
—.—
;
$7,099,968
Depreciation
>.
From Jan. 1—
7,150,000
—.—
:
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,555,431
178.745
1111.
railway
Net ry. oper. Income
for
before
earns,
provision. for
common
p.
*Deficit.—V.
Net
™v
Mar. 31, '49
March—
Net
••
>«
after
per
169,
Gross
acct._
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$1,747,162
revenues
12,074,441
expenses
inc.
to
income
Colorado &
taxes
reserve
restored
Net
prior
years' income and
•
18,035,740
End. March 31—
oper.
Other
22,147,803
13,731,582
recovery
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Months Ended—
&
———
Portion
Clopay Corp.
124,570
—V.
Balance
Est.
Period
Total
Maintenance
income
on
income—
1559.
140,900,358
•
selling,
interest-—
taxes
railway
oper.
169, p.
Community Public Service Co.—Earnings—
Operation
317,0*1,078
317,192,095 141,024,928
356,385,290 295,124,009 267,590,196 136,875,059
advertis.
and
,-exp.
from
ry.
—V.
401,739,675 336,826,215
-
engrg.,
Fed.
1946
k
306,423
494,128
sales-
Admin.,
Cost
1947
$
401,-.«,547 336,^9,789
income__
misc.
Total income-
r
subsidiaries)
lod8
$
Net
Net
(Corporation and all wholly-owned U. S.
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
i
railway—.
$50,000,000
April
1,
Paying Agent—
Bank
Farmers
York
New
paying
principal
1999.
For
Trust
New York,
and
registrar
agent
amount
offering,
Total
Co.,
of
see
3%
V.
sinking
169, p.
Y.,
N.
for
fund
an
been
has
issue
of
due
debentures
97,564
income
Net
$1,860,081
422,336
per, common
p.
377,488
314,741
$1,692,871
Earnings
169,
82,419
$1,683,028
deductions
$1,310,540
$1,545,340
$1.12
income
—V.
1880.
95,043
$2,115,207
income
$0.94
$1.14
share
1665.
sists of:
(a)
$100,000
of
5%
(b)
20,000
of
common
19,787
or
to
shares;
issue
granted
as
subscribed
bonus
a
agreed
number
of
$3
for,
to
to
per
modify
of
share
for
$3).
shares;
officers
the
Commonwealth Investment
stock Xpar
$100).
Issued
outstanding,
and
reserved
for
future
sale
employees, 7,211 shares; option
preferred stock, Heronymus & Co.,
or
the
of
services
to
rendered
be
by
the present program
in
shares
of
preferred
(par
2,200
consideration
In
Heronymus & Co.,
has
stock
to the underwriters of
shares.
9,372
cumulative
the
of financing, the company
option for its purchase of the
stock to provide
for the option price
Under
board
of
common
periods
directors
maturing
annually
redeemed
in
These
ten
debentures
in
ten
years.
are
total
registration
of
28,
1948
(par
$1)
has
ranging
from
authorized
13
to
periods,
The
so
initial
subordinated
to
$100,000
19
of
months
6%
that the entire issue will be
offering is limited to $65,000.
current
bank
loans.
holders
of
Commonwealth &
The
of
weekly
this
territory
kilowatt
corporation
served
for
Southern
hour
output
adjusted
the
week
312.055,485
as
in 1948,
increase of 22,025,005
an
compared
to
with
Corp.—Weekly Output—
of
show
electric
general
ended" April
290,029,880
or
for
7.59%.-
energy
business
of
bills
p.
record
on
May
its
stock
16,
Div.
fourth partial liquidating distribution
stock
payable May 14
to stock¬
1949,
the
New
York
Curb
Exchange
has
>
will
1949.
a
common
7,
informed.
The
May
share
per
transactions
after
debentures,
$10
been
removed
existing
April 1, 1949.
The
the
(7616) which became effective Aug.
sold at market 303,902 shares of common stock
$1,902,428.
The unsold 156,858 shares were
from registration.—V. 169, p. 1332.
V
a
The directors have authorized
of
the company
for
Consolidated Liquidating Corp.—4th
Liquidating
Co., San Francisco—Stock
Subscriptions—
be
All
ex
certificates
prior
redeemable
quoted
to
May
May
18,
the
distribution
delivered
16,
1949,
1949, the
after
must
of
May
be
Exchange
$10
7
in
per
share
on
settlement
accompanied
by
announced.—V.
of
due
168.
2429.
subsidiaries
conditions
of
amounted
to
28,
1949,
the
corresponding, week
,
,
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—To Purchase Additional
Stock of Subsidiaries—
The company
and
three of
its
subsidiaries
have
applied to
the
SEC
Volume
for
Number 4801
169
THE
order
an
authorizing additional common stock investments by the
the subsidiaries to finance their respective construction pro¬
to reimburse their treasuries for capital expenditures al-
parent in
Teady made.
Under
'
c
'
the
.
1
\
Consolidated would acquire, at their $100 par
shares of East Ohio Gas Co. (Cleveland); 1,500
common
shares of River Gas Co.
(Clarksburg, W. Va.); and 15,000
common shares of New York State Natural Gas Corp.
(Pittsburgh, Pa.).
The Commission has given interested persons until May 26 to request'
a
hearing on the proposals.—V. 168, p. 2429.
proposal,
value, 40,000
common
Gross
Net
ry.
$6,004,352
227>284
*57,219
is
20,103.343
3,260,011
21,966,436
4,024,768
18,642,196
16,569,523
2,358,143,
4m 470
i fiofi R7S
725 562
1 004 337
"With WW* £ products of
Eastman Corp., Jhe trends are
/I1,606,875
169, p. 1778.
1,725,562
1,004,337
Oross^roin * railway
Net
from
Npf
rv
railway———
i
inpnmp
onpr
Deficit.—V.
Gross
Oper. exps; -and
Int.
$1,627,121 $17,952,843 $17,944t704
deducts.
-
•
Gross
(net)
330,110
337,863
3,867,381
ry:
Gross
Net
income
Dividends
Balance
-V.
•
169,
$1,297,012 $14,085,462 $14,678,477
205,457
3,143,192
2,465,193
$1,495,797
stock
ind.
on
280,790
$1,215,006
—„
919,227
—
>
Offer Extended-
March—
Gross
Net
from
dealings on the
Net
ry.
York Curb Exchange at the close of business, May 14, 1949, and
Exchange has filed application with the Securities and Exchange
to remove the issue from listing.
Net
from,
Net
ry.
The
New
the
class
A
stock
common
will
be
suspended
from
Commission
The number of shares of common stock remaining outstanding and
purchased by the company under its purchase offer dated Jan. 27,
1949, has become so reduced as to make further dealings inadvisable,
according to the exchange. The company has extended to June 1 its
to
sale
purchase lor cancellation
to it at
$2.75
class A
share.—V. 169, p.
per
shares
common
tendered
_
stock (par
S5) was effected May 4, by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Lazard Pre res & Co, and Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
at $21 Va per share. Dealers discount 700.—V. 168, p. 2540.
Paul
the
Yates
almost
50
been
ftas
retirement
of
L.
years.
L.
fill
Secretary to
Potter who has
P.
Hill,
Secretary
left
vacancy
by
the
company
for
of
directors
for
board
the
to
the
served
'
i(j65
p
'
'
A.
low
sales
In
April
on
of
and
gas
and
1948
to
be
the first two
introduced
He
months
of
predicted
He
1949.
a
May, and aggressive sales and
that after a
thorough study
Lt«i
th
v
with
Crane
Ltd.
of
Great
Britain
on
special
a
assignment.—V.
169,
Curtiss-Wright
V. Shields Named
P.
Corp.
Chief
Executive Officer—
Paul V.
Shields
ag!'Chief
Officer
directors
of
stockholders
Guy W.
the
retired
held
the
to
from
corporation at an organizational
April 25.
This
action followed the
on
meeting
newly created office of Chairman
April
held
meeting
and
who
Chairmanship at
Presidency when Mr.
Selection
of
President
a
several
nomination
that
for
the
Curtiss-Wright
siderable expansion of
facturing organization,
able
is
the
to
company
production
The
company
director,
a
W.
C.
vacated
manufacturing operations
expected .to
the
activities
as
a
carry
part
as
directors
announced
be
the
election
poration
aviation.
Merrill,
Mr.
to
corporation's
Vaughan.
of
Shields
foreshadowed
was
directors
take
executive
Shields
Mr.
aircraft
con¬
manu¬
earnings and en¬
share of development
Chief
as
in
of
entered
the
partner
a
he
ssmtl
295,276
45,703
from
railway
2,623,241
4,697,803
—V
3,680,843
1,776,066
1,796,086
1»207'605
riC9°Pp " 1450mC
4,163,642
2,272,682
from
965,331
967,185
railway
t-we
Detroit
C)lA.„
Toledo
&
Shore
March—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
Line
RR.—Earnings—
1947
1946
$612,895
$416,130
303,i69
313,a55
93,412
351,811
165,755
111 029
141,696
42,090
1,796,314
1,891,187
1,704,016
1,146,605
947,195
1,011,599
966,533
364,988
from
from
Net
rv.
—V.
railway——
railway
income
oper.
323,098
169, p.
4
359,576;
1450.
the
1920.
,
,,
_
is announced
,
for-onG
basis
V
that this
154
#
d
v*
e
T
TV
c4-
£
has split up its shares
business
with
retired
from
He
Dividend
Chronicle,
in
with
utilities
when
1922
he
organized
important
an
financing. —V.
169,
part
of
Shields
the
&
major
Co., which has been
industrial and public
Bullock
—
For
Savings Plan
details
V. 169,
May 5, page 1946.
:
Doeskin Products, Inc.—New Name—
1777.
p.
San-NaD-Pak
san wap rax
Mie
Mig.
Co
oo.,
*Inc
inc.
below
oeiow.
"
Dallas Power & Light
Period End. Feb. 28—
940,688
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,043,866 813,946,116 $12,547,219
792,813
10,629,779
9,363,072
March—
Gross
oper.
Other
$212,990
$251,053
$3,316,337
70
32,970
$219,334
$251,123
$3,349,307
$3,184,435
69,975
53,208
772,923
Net
from
ry.
railway
$910,483
railway
*900,575
income—
oper.
288
of
*1,032,571
Aon
1
income
Interest
Net
other
and
ductions
•
de¬
income
Transf.
to
$149,359
surplus
Ur43,595
res.—
$191,915
37,484
$2,576,384
$2,536,610
758,805
497,312
carried
earned
to
corp.
4'fiSRiiR *3*^0898
frnm
$192,954
4 V2 '■'<
$154,431
$2,079,072
stock
pfd.
$1,767,805
334,935
334,935
$1,744,137
$1,432,870
169.
1778.
p.
Year
Ended
Jan.
Duluth
1949
Net
;
profit after
Number
Earned
—V.
of
charges and
—_
taxes
South
s
350,532
280,641
273,519
$1.62
$1.28
from
ry.
(Includes
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income of The Hudson Coal
Quarters Ended March 31—
Gross
Net
U.
—
revenues
S.
income
Unemployment
Other
taxes
Fixed
Net
—V.
and
1947
307,713
$5,195,655
865,948
-
.
940.000
18,797
23,112
736,485
698,496
553,156
636,097
568,296
651,927
520,017
:__/__
depletion charges-
735,012
895,915
675,496
920,138
$65,142
$1,458,287
$1,497,642
:
601.
p.
March—
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
railway—„
,
oper.
1948
„
1947
1946
$5,091,883
$4,915,211
$3,904,803
775,809
1,174,422
66,900
346,838
573,917
1,574,637
817,611
income—
56,337
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
—V.
Net
from
from
railway
iailway_
ry.
14,282,576
12,997,307
2,003,452
2,966,192
3,145,740
860,796
1,432,703
1,505,215
169, p. 1450.
oper. income—
$543,828
$443,143
$5,649,551
$4,211,455
34,479
34,479
413.750
i 347;78i
$309,349
$408,664
require.
surplus
$5,235,801
$3,863,673
$9,205,909' ! $7,201,106
14,855,521
11,412,561
_______
stock
stock
-467,176
263,822
dividends
166,534
413,750,
347.781
1,268,490
1,692,276
$12,909,457
$9,205,969
dividends
10,953,015
*
1,495,983
&
,fr.pany's Groton'Conn-submar,ne plant'"wa"announced
28.
-//
April
on
school
1947
1946
$457,233
74,480
62,733
24,027
*40,109
1,486,097
238,028
1,206,731
134,803
1,005,495
*174,483
91,369
19,569
Net
from
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
income--
ry.
1948
1,304,400
912,200
756,700
441,643
245,319
139,887
*54,887
145,830
62,623
1948
Commenting
sales
on
said:-
.
—__
$435,395,626
were
the. sales
report,
194J -v.1945
$95,500,000 $92,000,009
and net earnings
Thomas
J.
Hargrave,
$55,494,425.
the
President,
"While
we
held our own. in total sales during the first quarter of
fairly strong downward trends appeared in our business as the
In the past month, this general downward move- '
has continued.
These current trends are complicated, however,
quarter progressed.
had
1
reappearance
little
"Our
"In
experience
sales
well,
the
picture
of
seasonal
since
is
June
1
sub¬
from
this company will make an
T
amounted to
81.239 000 kwh.,
an
increase of
26.8%- over the corresponding week of last year.
ry.
>
S3,4574534
$4.217387
1,825,569
774,295
railway—
income—
1,403,462
598,126
$2,46M21
19.9,484
*32,805
9,503,075
1,322,326
506,313
5,542,525
i
ratlway
railway
income
oper.
V
*r»pfirit
sa!6s
before
spotty.'
the
influences
with
which
we
have
169
'
n
'
t
10,788,198
12,182,735
5,093,641
2,164,712
3,759,369
1,353,007.
1451
y*
3,607,320
_
413^412
1,394,128
*350,761
\
'
stock
lines
:r
V,1
$10), of which 4,000 will be
sold
on
behalf of company.
The offering price is $10 per share.
Underwriter, F. H. Crawford Co., Emlenton, Pa. Company's proceeds
will be used for development, manufacture and distribution of a.,leakproof pump.
' *
> ,
shares of common
10,000
(par
Erip
...
i
Firninec;
RR
'
®
March—
104,1
1"49
1°47
1946 .
Gross from railway
$12,854,983 $15,011,393 $12,820,204 $10,608,103
Net from railway———
2,558,562
4,077,170
2,813,254
1,845,448
Net ry. oper. income—
1,080,043
1,762,888
1,061,840
673,179
From Jan. 1—
' \
.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway——-
oper.
-d;j„
37,790,361
7'4^1.068
income—
TTnninmonf
3,061,469
Tecno
,
,42,332,538
10 014,057
4,011,538
35,723,833
7,154,713
2,532,298
29,668^012
,3,773,512
76,137
',>■
151(18 on ^qUipmenL issue
war.
Some
'
Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
railway--
froP['
Net
or
Joliet &
oper.
from
1949, the System input of subsidiaries
1881.
Frcrn Jar
Gross
28,
/;'//"
first
includes the sales of Distillation Products, Inc., the company's
acquired in July, 1948, whose sales were not included in
quarter.
ment
ry.
for
quarter of 1949, we have been able to do just a little
better
than
'hold "our own'
in
comparison with the corresponding
quarter of 1948, the company's best year.
The figure for 1949, how-
1940,
from
Net
April
v
"In
Navy's
the
retire
The company on April 25 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
Co.^-Quarterly Sales Higher—
_______—___—__—;
net
will
Emlen Corp., Emlenton, Pa.—Files With SEC—
^
—_—
Total
kwh.,
*30,503
169, p. 1450.
Quarters Ended March 31—
Sales
Net
$242,600
3,096
*62,454
122,157
Eastman Kodak
w,
1946
$335,100
105,879
40,843
912,000
income
v.
1947
$477,900
178,700
73,798
ended
corporation
169, p.
Net
railway
oper.
this
17,194,000
—V.
on"u7m
'
railway
*Deficit.
He
,
week
Elgin
$317,300
34,681
*34,023
:_
railway
oper.
81,936
Ry.—Earnings—
1949
railway
Conn.
*15,951
Winnipeg & Pacific
from
London,
Electric Power & Light Corp.—Weekly Input—
Por
1665.
p.
presently officer in charge of
is
New
extensive trip to the west ccast.-V. 169. p. 1560.
$382,957
3,916
of
169,
at
active Naval service and before joining
Atlantic Ry.—Earnings—
1P48
March—
Gross
quite
839,721
Klnkring, USN, will join this company July 20
Assistant to O. P. .Robinson, Vice-President, and General Manager
»'
$544,789
112,315
income
oper.
Duluth
by the
12,696,882
ry.
1,311,693
Electric Boat Co.—New Official—
as
the 1948 first
$4,181,073
railway
1,553,818
2,840,281
Captain Thomas B.
*2 662 846
subsidiary
Corp.—Earnings—
1949
,
from
from
108,729
255,607
Balance surplus at end of period
-SS ."ovse
-9 698472
1,281 531
*53,515
railway
railway
Deficit.—v.
ever,
Delaware & Hudson RR.
n'HSo
~»V* 169> p" 1881-
nn
*71,052
from
from
$5,274,901
17,307
.
income
169,
1948
505,903
old-age
—_
Depreciation
subsidiaries)
taxes—
and
charges
___-
taxes__;
its
Mi
From Jan. 1—
Net
Gross
$21,030,624 $26,756,817 $24,498,141
18,260,294
21,561,162
19,223,240
$2,S20,330
income taxes—
Canadian
and
1949
revenues
Expenses
Co.
fivo
$430,527
*23,806
income—
From Jan. 1—
Delaware & Hudson Co.
___
r—
$213,331
*995.935
*1,050,120
1949
oper.
Net
1430.
Shore
railway
railway
$7,079,000
455,217
share
per
169, p.
1948
$7,738,000
shares
common
127,152
$5,990,325
175,331
deductions-—
Captain Klakring
from
Net
*
31—
76,3 1
surplus
Preferred
169, p. 1450.
March-
Net
Dejay Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
Sales
8,057
$807,481 $10,043.6 1
Net direct charges
marine
Gross
—V.
Iwm
M
Deficit.—V.
Net
surplus
7in
SSp ? 'Sii::: SS
Gross
Bal.
$5,863,173
$971,357
income
Net
1946
1947
$298,625
*921,006
*1,004,083
"X19
-7-7n
Net
*
(net)
$9,967,300
.„/ */_
'
14,576
ffd. stock div.
Total
^
;
$359,773
*1,134,124
*1,262,960
Aon
NPt
Gross
9,028
$799,423
.
Balance surplus at beginning of period
;
-
647,825
income
l,lcl
-rFed^-lfi^me taxes—252,197
$3,184,147
6,344
revenues
2,113
$956,780
—
Balance
'
1948
1949
from
Net
Net
435
Duluth Missabc & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
$1,153,678
952,501
—
Common
Operating revenues
Oper. exps. and taxes—
60,135
oi_
f5 develop, costs
601.
p.
••
83,821
^
reyenues---
Of-
issue
see
697,277
1,400,7.73
' '
508.885
,
.../-•
•
See
see
3,381,933
^XotT&T inc.
,
thai;, firm
identified
246,630
Deprec.
Taxes,
two^;r---Aross 'income
a
1052 '
Shares, Inc.—Systematic
Calvin
by
325,805
4,526,372
DrZZ4,847
1,235,595
•
on
;
fered
92,085
"' ~ Othlsr/fhcome /
1
la.—Split-Up of Stock—
company
cor¬
retirement of Mr.
active interest in
an
^
Dexter Co., Fairfield,
542,268
9,106,241
Cr100,903 Crl,308,789
113,074
' Glance
^
It
955,6io
Cr71,820
HMainteiia»^^Kli&i.v--^.
<amoE^.> & depl. v
otTifer^tHan Fed/
"/. income
T
"""
•
143,99yrs
^
'SSTi^
1949—Month—1948
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$2,363,708
$1,641,754 $23,341,964 $12,170,665
—
—
519,821
income
plpe-
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
Netjfestdtmls-
1948
From Jan. 1
Gross
(^OMP^RATIVE
operation
$632,805
railway
oper.
SThm
397,14^, ?.^,
$591,591
railway
•
President told stockholders at the annual meeting: that
•-Ferictj Eftded.Feb.—
-rpOiH(rating.A.;reven,ues r__
UI,
Wll|bG
Colorado River.
It also will build a 26-inch line, 102 miles
long, frbm the terminus near Blythe to a point 17 miles east of
Topock <jon the Colorado south of Needles. The line is to pipe 150,000,.000 ;cubic feet of gas a day.
892,947/
1949
from
Net
T
<
Privatelyr^TllS
tlie
w
From January 1—
Net
^
f
Milwaukee.
of
Keyser,
^
SS-IS
332,975
was
banking
in
the
of
invited by
reorganization of the
the
management following
has
long maintained
Following the war he
Lynch & Co., becoming
Officer
when
in
the
program to expand
commercial aviation.
Executive
December,
part
$1,2^569
$1,402,023
stabilizing
government's
active
an
involve
to
pioneer
substantial
more
a
of
the
of
means
known
are
of
military air forces and the advancement
the
S&S1
309,o06
Net
shortly.
Pfans
and
the
divisions
as
Jordan, who
that office in
Curtiss-Wright Corp. and
time.
Vaughan
coordinate
to
Curtiss-Wright
from the
retirement
declined
the
the
$1,469 276
ift the
'
.
in addition to the sale of the $24,000,000 3 %% iirst-mortgage
line bonds company had sold a $9,000,000 bank loan.
1Q.R
20.
December, resigned as President of both
Wright Aeronautical Corp. at the meeting.
the
v
1Q.Q
railway—
this
of
Vaughan, who announced his
annual
assumed
of
u
from
Gross
elected
was
Executive
meeting
annual
at
w
RR.—Earnings—
22 rf™°;nralrT^-Net ry. opex. income—
13.32.
p.
Co.
surance
Paul
Gross
^
The bonds were sold privately to Equitable Life Assurance Society,
of the United States, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Mutual Xlfe
Insurance Co., of New York, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
gun LifeJ Assurance Co- of Canada and Northwestern Mutual Life In-
cn,|„;tnj
f
Toledo & Ironton
•
over»the
less farm and food)
PIP® line bonds, 3/4% series due 1964. Proceeds
used to finance construction of pipe lines.
Mr.
Detroit
■•^1
increase
average
company has Sold privately $24,000 000 first mortgage
«
v.
an
E| Paso Natural Gas Co.-r-Sells Bonds
the past
year, has been elected an Assistant Secretary of the company.
Yates, who has been with the firm since 1936, became Assistant
Comptroller in 1942 and was made General Manager of the Chat¬
tanooga plant the following year. For the past year, he has been
This compares to
.
marketing
le
1939.
(all commodities
general prices
satisfactory
of
above August,
same period of about 88 to and to an increase 01 about 75 /c
Pr.ce of Kodaks purchases. V. 169, p. 1224.
wi?h SS fits
^ pm.Tnmon,
automotive and faim equipment companies, he said.—
ioy, p. 17/8.
ri
More
the, New
which
'
about 21'/
believed
reached
26 announced that he
electric ranges had been
reported
nLin!«
quarters
occupy.
(4) Prices of all Kodak products at the end of the quarter averaged
.
SfcSSff22i£SgS<
merchandising
in
to
adequate.
.
passed, with sales on the upgrade again following the period of
readjustment that characterized operations during the last quarter
of
spent lor; enlarged
being
about
Its cashl P°sition. at the end ■ of 1949 is expected to be> reasonably
_
_
President,
Fry,
point
is
is
Park, the sensitized goods plant.
The rema.nder w;ll go to other
projects. This program will, of course, be reviewed during the year
in the light of prevailing conditions.
(3) The company has no present plans for doing any financing.
•
.
Branch
(2j Approximately $40,000,000 has been budgeted for 1949 to provide
and improved production, laboratory, and other facilities.
About
$26,000,000 of this is allocated for Rochester, N. Y., mostly at Kodak
384,005/><;284,625
168,162
55,114
97,230
20,472
t
217,289
130,175
$500,000
new
vp^ito1HnoSn^l,.CcrPetitlVe f&Ct°rS the nW UneS W°Uld ^ W
Secretary, Etc.—
elected
Harry
29,024
and
activities.
Crane Co., Chicago, 111.—New
169
.
John
common
v
899,881
8,927
*5,288
$129,314
56,183
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—Outlook Promising—
1111.
distribution; of 30,500 shares of
income.—
oper.
than
York
_
1946
1947
;S02,I91?-
431,895
130,955
81,327,
•
_
Hargrave listed other major .points:
'
^
The company will introduce several new products during the
six months.
It- is anticipated that approx.mately $1,000,000- will
next
■
•"
ra'lway
railway
,
the
ary
from
^Deficit
for
Corning Glass Works—Secondary Offering—A second¬
:
?•'
From January 1—
Gross
not
offer
40,242
24,411,
-
income—
v
■
„
$175,399
72,79C6
44,294
$151,551
railway
railway
oper.
,
£ spent on a. new photographic distribution branch ln Dallas
®
1948
1949
from
r. v
-
Mr;
(i)
•
ago.
year
a
.
Ry.—Earnings—
.
Cooper Distributing Co.—Purchase
Stock to Be Removed from Listing—
13,920,696
2,322,212
1,291,735
•
Detroit & Mackinac
.
as
believe that the trend of general economic cond.t.ons will be-the
determining factor in what happens to Kodak business during the
rest of 1949."
"
Production, rates In Kodak plants have generally followed the sales
trends.
"Some cutbacks in production schedules have been necessary
in certain manufacturing departments," he said.
....
.
/.i, /
*263,351
13,204,859
2,706,736
1,716,382
railway
* 17,252,972
15,312,214
Net from railway——C_
4,498,765 .-4,326,624
Net ry. oper. income-—
2,383,257'
2,835,836
*Deficit.—V. 169, p. 1778.
as
Kodak's sales are falling away from the peaks of
has .) happened in; other - bus.nesses in recent months.'
We
general,
1948,
-
' *61,211
1,076,946
729,153
u
this company s
for
the same
about
•
1
from
$1,091,554 $10,942,270 $11,613,284
1449.
p,
1,718,764
demand
"In
1946
$4,656,103^ $4,363,345
$4,939,011
1;058,816
705,181
$6,042,791
income
1947
company Tennessee
m«ed. Ti6txe lsn af
our
chemical products. But its textile
«roducts> particutftrly staple-liber, -are oft anally in comparison
with 1948, as is the rest of the textile industry.
Plasties sales 'are
•
1948
"a,blL!°0<!.f—0/
than last year.
lower
down.
good
Western RR.—Earnings—
1949
railway
oper.
•From Jan.
3,866,227.
:
■
"railway
from
from
Net
Rio Grande
&
**•••.
March—•
Net
_
other
and
$7,517,832 $87,932,754 $81,6d3,555
5,890,711
69,979,911
63,658,851
$1,833,660
taxes
income
Gross
'
.
Denver
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
$7,976;373
6,142,714
revenue
3,706,387
..
.
Consumers Power Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
SSFiJSi *
such sales are
But
year.
hand,
other
$6,754,062
1,507,597
830,217
income—
oper.
the
of
the company's sales of Cue-Kodak color film,
x_ray and black-and-white sheet film are above
1948.
Demand for
photographic papers and professional motion picture negative Stock
^e
Qn
$7,787,117
1,623,173
658,288
railway—
railway-
from
Net
«jg* season
this
.
1946
1947
1948
1949
$6,858,855
1,017,654
421,714
Irom
5
(1989)
CHRONICLE
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RE.—Earnings—
March—
and
grams
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
have
been\holding
up
some are very sb'ft, others are in between.
photographic field, for example, dealers report that current/
receive bids up to May 17 for the purchase of
$3,450,000 equipment trust certificates, due $345,000 annually May 15,
1950-1959.—V. 169, p. 1451.
The
company
will
THE
(1990)
G
'
lion's
Corp.
Vice-President,
1
,
the stockholders passed
'
.
said
■ ;
'
'
j_" "
/"•/■/
Liquidating
a
on
sale
The
share.
May
is
in
were
common
Stock Exchange
V. 169, p. 1779.
Bonds
ject
added assets of approximately
of common stock
292 600 shares
30
tion
tion
As
Federated borrowed
reported,
previously
needed
not
was
ties
alone
securities
ment
(3,500
retail
"Net
■_
-
of
goods sold and expenses
Maintenance
and repairs
amortization---
and
Depreciation
Rentals
—
Interest and debt expense
date
Other
PRESENT
shares
Federal
55,222
£>r48,853
taxes
5 %
the
its outstanding 5%
3,500
1.500
GM
7,625,000
Net profit
—
of
net
profit
accrued
The
shares
75%
shares
its
being
to
of
with
stock
the
made
will
be
with
10,728,241
334,039
and
12,298,012
475,886
439,244"
utilized
redeem
in
the
accrued
on
the
10,206
io;eio
822,055
737,227
Exchange
Curb
May
on
4
approved for listing
5.000
shares, par 50
in
interest
class
the
General Portland Cement Co.—Earnings—
interest,
the
Cost
com¬
on
SEC)
will
sold
Net
be
to
Number
—V.
by the
and
bank
current
the.
will
approximately
which
loans
aggregate
and 5%
of
amount
$98,000;
$0.80
additional
an
Ry.)
Northern
Statesboro
(Incl.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
oper.
revenue..
$255,200
$224,780
$709,317
$658,112
oper;
expenses
i46,180
211,902
750,123
606,886
$9,020
$12,378
*$40,806
$51,226
6,638
6,472
19.914
19,416
9,181
7,137
26,593
20,644
10,771
Net
from
rev.
railway
operations
Railway tax accruals:
Ad
in'.
made
April 29.
kwh./ or
169, p. 1882.
Railway
$190,000
were
Corp.—Weekly Output—
113.071,075
to
Railway
•
Railroad
Act
1
and
valorem
Fed.
misc.
Taxing
1937
Fed.
Railroad
Unem¬
ployment Insurance
'■"/ Act of 1938——2—
sinking fund debentures, due Sept. 1, 1950..
principal
1,016,705
of this corporation for the week ended
kwh., an increase of 894,934
output
Period End. Mar. 31—
be
from
company
electric
amounted
.%'"•/•%"
under¬
of
purpose
1.016,705
—-
p.-1451.
0.8%, over the corresponding week of last year.—V.
debentures and shares of-pre¬
The proceeds wiil be added
bonds,
company
500,000
$819,300
$1.13
-
General Public Utilities
The
1949
$321,020.
the
702,000
$1,142,500
—
A'--
1
—
-—-
taxes./.
_
share-—-"
per
169,
——
shares
of
Earned
the-
the
cbmpany,
the
received
income
earnings
1948
$4,001,500
2,682,200
$4,912,600
3,058,100
,
expenses..—-.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
to
purchase
be
to.
received 'from
by
—
and
Federal
holders of 75%or before June 2,
commitment
provided
sales
Net
-
1949
Ended—
Three Months
providing funds with which to call
March 1. 1949, all of the company's outstanding 414%
bonds, due Sept. 1, 1951; in the aggregate .principal
of $100,000,
amount
at
of
retire
to
for
first/mortgage
to
cos._
2,582
190,210
the
by
stock
stock
new
funds
mortgage
funds
1949,
2,809
Plywood Corp.—Listing—Acquisition—
York
New
minority
not
the
firm
a
proceeds
estimated
are
general
2,324
24,220
cents each, issuable in exchange for
B stock of Veneer Products, Inc.,
presently owned by General Plywood Corp.—V. 169, p. 1225.
the
the company'to such exchang-'
is completed.
This offer is':,
accepted
of
more
other
net
first
the
1,310
11,493
524
6,031
.
169, p. 1779.
The
cumulative preferred stock
new 7%
cumulative pre¬
of
preferred
5%
or
registered
have
who
together
sale
2 27,640
251,363
—
additional common
exchange
purchase price of such
•PURPOSE—The
the
•
.
'
Total
order
inter¬
33,565
17,069
28,346
304
5.594
_—
General
numerical
inverse
..
8,923-..
Canada—
of
—V.
5,778:,:./
7,571
7,614
——
Coach—
Trucks
int.
used/to call and redeem all shares of the presently outstanding-'5%
preferred stock which have not- been deposited for exchange.
'
'
8,829,506
15,256,067
———-
applicable
minority interests in subsid.
-1
&
Passenger
basis
of one share
of such new
of such presently outstanding; stock/
the
upon
of
additional
writers,
21,127.518
10,130.000
^
Truck
GMC
the
share
outstanding
holders
January,
Portion
93,762
—
PREFERRED STOCKHOLDERS—The
time
however,
of
the
ferred
income
on
126,842
of such principal amount.
outstanding ),
underwriters
1,419,394
18.353,241
.
21,220
annually 1950-1959, sub¬
the company in whole
principal amount thereof and
of $4 in cash
sum
more
same.
19.708,124"
25,386,067
(neti
income
Total
35,518
outstanding 5% preferred"
stock accept the offer of exchange and deposit their shares, on or'before June 2, 1949, such number of shares of the offering of
3-,500/
shares of new 7%
preferred stock not requ/red for exchange
(plus
Feb. 1", '47
18,402,094
25,330,845
66,590
Cadillac
.
Balance
86,505
of
in
ZL
16,046
subject to call and redemption at the option of.
whole or in part on ;»any- interest payment date on
to be paid by
If
$
$
$
346.526,318 304,720,671 265,412,038
310,150,356 277,135,858 238,862,811
4.351,122
4,141,195
2.669,353
2,382,375 1 1,567,738
1,228,062
3,355,924
2,756,875
2,365,559
955,696
686,911
578,129
sales of leased
lincl.
sales
departments!
Offered
88,897
24,986
1949.:%/-; /i,::/:////
Jan. 31, '48
-
are
stockholder, at .the
or
52 Weeks Ended—
Cost
TO
conditioned,
'
Jan. 29, '49
payment
on
ing
ACCOUNT
LOSS
AND
PROFIT
notice.at the
premium of 2'/<
a
option
plus the
This money-
day-to-day operations
CONSOLIDATED
.interest
any
on
and mature
the
at
stock-(par $1001
preferred stock for each
the year-end.
at
Securities
—
1, 1949,
ferred
of the business, and it
original purpose. Cash and govern¬
equalled 95% of Federated's total current liabili¬
the
for
:
Trucks
Co.
pany offered to holders of
during the
provide funds
being held available for its
still
is
77,345'
redemption
debentures
OFFER
$15,000,000
from an insurance company on a long-term note to
for expansion when desirable opportunities are available.
303,891-
307,813
the company in
30 days'1 notice at the principal amount thereof and
plus a premium of 2!/a% of such principal amount.
$15,000,-
to liabilities of
year
590,554
' 270,684
Refining
and
days'
plus
The
approximately $7,000,000 assumed in connec¬
with its purchase.
The remaining $8,000,000 constituted an addi¬
to the Federated common stockholders' investment.
Ooo'subject
call
part
est,
Store as of Nov. 1, 1948 foi
acquisition of the Milwaukee Boston
The
627,085
224,919
•
131,973
447
199
Buick
2,754.444'
2,834,765
274,142
89,561
Oldsmcbile _2——.
22.529,952
income
dated March
are
to
in
or
Report—
Department Stores, Inc.—Annual
Federated
3,32/545
37.004
20,503
■
Trucks
Vs'I"':
■
101.036 and int. and the debentures at 1C0 and
on
1
3,280,247
railway—__
oper.
••.'■/;
.
.
*131,772
Peters,
Writer & Christensen, Inc., and Sidlo, Simonds, Roberts
& Co., Denver, on April 18 offered $600,000 5% first'
mortgage bonds, series of 1949, and $150,000 5x/2% deben¬
tures, due March 1, 1954. The bonds were offered at
.
dealings on the New York
stock of F. A. R. Liquidating Corp
1949,
G,
May
.
36,571
—l-,———
Coaches
1949.
4,
Effective
.
railway—
Frontier
the basis of 12 Farnsworth shares for one I. T. & T.
loan from I. T. & T. to Farnsworth became due
on
from
{
91,420
Trucks
72,951
98,455
„
Ponliac—Passenger
•Deficit.—V. 169, p. 1451,
*1,000,000
A
•144,013
1949—4 Mos.—1948
282,600
151,180
30,390
Chevrolet—Passenger
$837,625
186,949
45,172
DIVISIONS
GM
1949—Month—1943
/ Period End. April 30—
,
'
$950,071
'""2
BY
.
ig46
123,309
98,488
Monday, May 9, 1949
VEHICLES
MOTOR
OF
PRODUCTION
;
,
*
1947
$1,042,968
from
May 25 to vote*
will'meet again on
proposal to dissolve F. A. R. Liquidating Corp.
1948
."223,578
ry.
.
stockholders
Ry.—Earnings—
1949
$1,188,155
Net
Corp.
Farnsworth
'The
'
•
!
CHRONICLE
railway—
Net
■■:%/
,
FINANCIAL
railway——
Oper. Income—
ry,
Gross
2/2'//;2:-".r..-v-.V";. //22'22
(21 Transfer of Capehart-Farnsworth shares to I. T. & T. in exchange
for approximately 140,048 shares of I. T. & T.
1
'
(31 Change the name of the present Farnsworth Corp. to F. A. R.
firm.
worth
;;
from
From Jan. 1—■
•
assets and business of
it of properties,
to
assignment
Grossfrom
Net.
'i,
:
March—
Net
Capehart-Farnsworth Corp.,
the Farns¬
separate corporation,
Formation of a
(li
:
;
resolutions:
these
and
/
'
Farnsworth,
T.
Philo
and
assets
properties,
Telegraph
&
approved a plan for sale of the corpora-,
business to the International Telephone
stockholders on May 4
&
Fort Worth & Denver City
Corp.—Sale Voted-—
Farnsworth Television & Radio
The
COMMERCIAL
amount
approximately $260,000 will be' used to .retire bank loans made in
January and February,
1949, for the
purpose of
carrving seasonal/
Inventories
of
gasoline and other refined products.
Otherwise the
company has not allocated the net proceeds of thip financing to-specific"
3,724
2,201
*$7,564
*$4,455
*$89,519
$395
16,263
12,140
44,696
34,693
./ 765
.
■
..
of
Net
appl'cable to shares
profit
parent
company
of-
on
Dividends
on
common
stock
Earnings per
common
share
stock..
4preferred
10,394,202
2_,
11,858,763
543,861
546,603
3,828,069
3,036,310
$4.18
14,780,181
528,620
4,893,555
—
Dividends
$4.82
$5.84"
sideration
Jan. 23,'49
Due
Government
from
Other
customers—
Refundable
Federal
JSupp'ies and
Real
estate
•Property
taxes
prepaid
in
the
27,976,765
1,986,026
expansion
company
the
in
the
Gulch
at
drilling
building of an
Plant No. 2 at
two
of
wildcat
3,173,603
1,426,735
1,124,113
903,181
5%, fiiit
33,078,834
42,948,230
■
:: v'";v,;v7- 'V/,;*/-/
7,
leases
on
Net
at
an
remainder
of
Gross
of
5 Vz %
Authoriz'ed
debs, due March 1,
Purchase
of
,
tPurchase
Defense
1954
Plant
Surplus
of
94,798
../'/""""
LIABILITIES—
Notes
payable
one
and
long-term
debt
37,919
Salaries
and
Federal
lK)ng-term
Reserves
prior
:
debt,
due
after
7,638,903
subject to restrictions of the mortgage.
1.641..453
chase
one
29,953,831
12,920,462
1,496,454
326,159
407,761
year
of
taxes
interests
preferred
.in
subsidiaries
stock
—
of
2,315,361
2,539,219
_
■■■/•
•
No.
2.
new
L2
reserves
•Authorized
1,667,384
for
stock
Common
stock
and
(or)
such
5%
preferred
of
surplus
Earned
12,268,500
/
reserves
for
and $13,055,754
1949
and
depreciation
in 1948.
2,354,013
no
par
retired
the
15,081,983
dends
31,485,462
115,448,943
amortization
and
of
$14,795,908
in
tRepresented by 2,672,470 shares (par. $5)
shares in 1948—V. 169, p. 1666/.
any
Fifteen Park Row Corp., N. Y. City—Distribution—
first
of
receive
now
mortgage
thereon
20-year
the
third
gold
bonds,
(final)
due
May
distribution
of
funds
in
hands of the Irving Trust Co., trustee, One Wall Street, New
York,
Y., at the rate, of $4.75 for each $100 of principal amount of each
bond, if accompanied by its Nov. 1, 1942 coupon.—V. 159, p. 1146.
N.
relating
April 18 filed "a letter of notification with the SEC
for 8,489 shares of preferred and
11,867 shares of common.
be offeied at $12.50 per share without
to
be used for capital structure.—V.
(M. H )
to
1949—Month—1948
$793,209
i
—V.
169.
p
$604,738
Proceeds
will
share
$2,123,552
stockholders
Nine
Months
sales
Net
Utah,
Ended—
Federal
Mar.
State and
foreign
crude
retail
and
169, p.
the
Net
profit
Rained
1,028,676
—V.
$725,871
169,
p.
$1.24
J
1451.
of
Assets
creased
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway.
$3,411,000
from
1946
$2,948,328
1,148,483
974,621
796.990
878,645
535,000
567,896
444.703
495,951
l—
from
ry.
1947
$2,935,873
income—
Jan.
Net
1948
$3,367,269
railway——
oper.
Net
—V.
1949
from
railway
railway.
oper.
169, p.
income—
9,251,371
.-
9,441,767
8,874,586
8,223,916
2,748,163
2,715,663
2,706,958
2,974.595
1,456,751
1,529,560
1,480,175
1,718,-763
1560./
Net
Divs.
prior
income
$808,923 $11,367,654
$973,431
$9,656,423
357,670
324,009
4,016,094
9,965
9.717
110,723
116,607
203
9,233
Cr53,441
Cr24,123
$503,864
$7,515,725
$6,143,363
223,005
223,005
2,676,064
2.676,064
$402,516
debt.
3,653,796
$280,859
$4,839,661
$3,467,299
discount,
income
pfd.
stock
May
Company is
distributing
petroleum
to
1949.
■
to
for,
and
Fundamental
at
Investors
$32,089,825
2.434,733
$13.04,
to
on
from
31,
or
ry.
Gross
ry.
practically
was
31, 1948.—V.
unchanged
139,379
58,740
*57,223
railway—.,2/: 2,091.425
2,068,932
1,974.105
1,876,094
:
264.125
303,401
166.295
27,530
income—
232,376
222,883
59,931
*70,855
railway
oper.
169, p. 1667.
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Garrett Corp.
Gross
from
Net
ry.
Gross
war.
202,557 were
produced
during
GM's
251,363
April,
ry.
—V.
passenger
car
and
and 48,806
cars
were
the
year
to date,
1,884,221
1.561,690
1,509,598
572,662
545,793
385,543
359,854
income—
171,796
171,013
134,779
134,810
cper.
169,
1451.
p.
period last year.
-
-
.
'
-
/
it
!
.
•
/•. /
,
■
,,,
2 /'
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Ohio Feb. 21,
entered into contracts of purchase and sale whereby
supplies
buildings,
and
machinery and equipment owned
total price of $227,000
for
inventories
an
estimated
2
price
(
of
•',).-
is engaged
products previously manu¬
in addition thereto,
radiator valves and other
related products.
,2
2.
•//
The former owner of the business, Glauber Brass Manufacturing Co.,
was
incorporated in Ohio Aug/ 31, 1932, and became a subsidiary of
H.
B. Salter Mfg. Co.
during Oct., 1945. ■ H. B. Salter Mfg. Co., in
continue
factured
-
■
3
■
in the manufacture and sale of brass products
consisting principally of faucets, valves and fittings. Company intends
to
.
it
acquired all of the lar.d,
Company
to
.
When
materials,
$186,000.
trucks.
•
Offered—
15, 1949; due March 15, 1961, Ohio
Columbus, O., trustee/ Interest payable
and
during April was made
-,/"•
Ohio—Bonds
by Glauber Brass Manufacturing Co. Ohio for a
officials said.
compared with 737,227 for the
Inc., Kinsman,
Columbus, Ohio, recently offered $150,000
March
Columbus,
1949.
General Motors has produced 822,055 cars and
trucks in the United States and Canada,
12,334
1,896,325
/
sinking fund.
Record—7
truck
The attainment of a higher rate of production
possible by greater availability of steel,
66.263
National Bank
March 15 and
Sept. 15 of each year.
Callable on 30 days' notice as a whole or
in
part, otherwise than through the operation of the sinking fund,
Bonds are also subject to redemption
through the operation of the'
of
trucks
and
64,874
12-year 5% first mortgage bonds at 10014 and int.
Transfer AgentCo-
cars
81,063
117,531
1—
Glauber Brass
establishing its highest
April
$549,083
165,584
1948.,,.
i
railway. _j_
rail way---^2-
from
Net
in the United
monthly out¬
production exceeded
March, 1949, by 22,600 units and compares with an output of 262,628
cars
and trucks during April, 1941.
Of the total vehicles produced in
Canada
the
$576,856
209,501
income—
oper.
Jan.
Net
1949
railway—
railway—--—
from
Dated
corporation
and
since
1946
$676,219
314,185
1949
from
Net
"
N. Y.
1947
$723,953
March-
outstanding in¬
asset value
from
the $13.13
169, p. 602.
124,576
income
•Deficit.—V.
engage
31.
•17,083
1—
from
from
Net
Shares
1948.
1946
$669,168
93,744
oper.
Net
gain of 6.2%. Net
a
1947
$679,683
163,054
railway..—
railway
From Jan.
at
$33,731,384 on March
were
Dec.
2,585,794
1948
$733,428
136,013
1
from
Net
Such
wholesale
and
of, crude petroleum.—
■
;/';•/.
2 %
production
1949
$745,043
March—
Gross
Net
1,
authorized
products
169, p. 1451.
Georgia RR—Earnings—
HISTORY &
same
3,634,649
$625,522
debt
on
—V.
stock for each common
would be distributed
to
General Motors Corp.—New Postwaf
For
14,019,653
1,726,500
thereto.
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
New York,
N.
Y., has been appointed
York transfer agent for, and the New York Trust Co., New York,
Y., has been appointed co-registrar with respect to 1,000,000 shares
common stock,
par $2 each.—V. 169, p. 377.
April,
4 906.481
717,720
:
889,037
j
Balance
.
The
put
1.800,000
15,575,800
taxes
and exp. (Crj__
deductions 2_-_2
Other
New
of
'*•
150.000
150.000
accom¬
Registrar—
This
March—
be
amendment
an
common
company
Dakota.
exploration
with
fiom
share,
States
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
Redemption
cannot
1,186,421
$0.51
share-
$1,560,-708
1,257.935
shares
per
by
1113.
comparing
2,589,384
.V.;
.
prem,
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Gain Shown in Assets—
N.
Common
eliminated
be
the
of
and South
petroleum,
Mar. 27/48
$17,541,370
523,552
taxes
5,684,100
plant
long-term
on
Amort, of
AND
Montana
(The)
26/49
1,249,423
income,
5,833,800
The Ohio Co..
$12,837,288
—I
Gross
Int.
the business of exploring for, producing and refining crude oil and
products at wholesale and retail.
Thp company's principal business is and will continue to be refining
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
income
469,700
income
dividend, if distributed, has been ruled nontaxable.
figure of Dec.
Net
532.000
taxes
FROPERTY—Company, having its refinery office at
Cheyenne, Wyo., and its general and
producing division offices/at
Denver, Colo., was incorporated in Wyoming on June 12, 1940, and is
qualified
to
do
business -in
Wyoming,
Colorado, Nebraska,
Kansas,
per
1560.
Flintkote Co.
will
outstanding and that such stock dividend
BUSINESS
V.
34,572,356
depreciation-.
aquisiadjustments
—//
From
1949—4 Mos.—1948
$2,321,784
stock
said
stock dividend of two shares of
common
Fishman Co., Inc.—April Sales Up 31.7%—
Period End. Apr. 30—
Sales
underwriting.
165, p. 937.
"
Both issues
$("0.180,515
37,850,306
General
1, 1949, and until all shares of this issue have been
preferred stock will be subordinate, in respect of divi¬
7%
$66,447,214
3,215,122
Federal
HBefore giving effect to stock dividend.
It was expected that the board
of directors at a meeting called for April 18, 1949, would authorize a
in
on
redeemed.
or
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$5,361,465
3,242,073
is
by exchange
5% preferred
preferred stock all of
exchanged
not
1949—Month—1948
$5,786,543
pur¬
until
and
5%
retired
preferred stock
1948
$7.38,903
expenses.—-
of
tion
of distributing petroleum
First Industrial Corp., Baton Rouge, La.—Files—
company
been
such
1949
$365,549
$45,292
on
payments in liquidation or dissolution and in other respects,
to the 5%
preferred shares.
After the redemption of the 5% preferred
stock the provisions of the articles of incorporation of the company
stock
1,' 1952,
the
The
has
of
—Jan. 1 to Apr. 21—
1948
$51,913
••
.
1779.
p.
for
Amort,
company's, outstanding
redemption
stock
unless
643
*$35',025
2 22 2:22 V
and
common
Holders
issued
•$134,453
1
company's - Plant
facilities.
SNone of .the
mortgage
Plant* Corp.
be
the
of
issuance
+Note held by WAA for
"by
683
*516,709
revenue
Prov.
until Sept.
11,770.065;
40,843,468
•
...
Total
•After
plished
13.362,352
;
_
-
will
and
shares of 5%
V,'/v2.f
12,602,500
29,
—
surplus
may
call
$4,000,000; but further
to
secured
Defense
stock
holders
present
153,529,339
(par $100)—
tCommon stock
Capital
Jan.
at
and
of
preferred
21,647,373
outstanding
is limited
2
No.
JPurchase
the
!
par>
amount
Plant
7%
with
($1
218
*$23,920
Period End. Mar. 31—
11141,923 shs.
10,130,708
;
assessment
1949
1949
500,000 shs.
——
—
liabilities
possible
Miscellaneous
in
§5,0002h.s.
2,793,776
-
ineome__"
on
accrued
for
Minority
swene
5,000 shs.
15,066,612
years
414%
3.500 shs.
pfd.
14,767,837
2,441,619
244
int.
to
Week End. Apr. 21
Operating
pfd. stock ($100 par)^_/__%„
$1,354,533
income
from
revenues
169,
Gross
cum.
1,684,578
wages—
(axes
Miscellaneous
200,000
($100 par)
6,180
*$34,377
Georgia Power Co .—Earnings—
-
.
cum.
$763,919
2-^——
payab'e
37,919
None
i_Z2
year
Accounts
94,798
7%
stock
6,425
*$133,770
1949
—V.
5%
within
due
2,213
*$16,491
Period—
1,242.500
JPuichase money obligation
Z—
Bank loans (less than 1 year maturity)
il—/
applic.
Operating
.
115,448,943
2,107
*323,676
income—
v
-
153,529,339
*$40,557
150,000
$150,000
facil.
•3,259
*$140,195
•Deficit.
Outstanding
$600,000
1,242.500
Corp.
obligation-:
money
5,980
*$18,704
approximate
FINANCING
mtge. bonds, series of 1949
2,109
*$25,783
income
Deductions
by
net. proceeds,
TO- PRESENT
1.956
income
oper.
on
owned
Wyoming,
The
ry.
Non-opierating
approxi¬
field,
CAPITALIZATION, GIVING EFFECT
2,065,285"
1.553,383
......
we'ls
(net Dr 1
fac. rents
con¬
vacuum
of
cost
a
—
Joint
this .financing will,,until otherwise used, operate as working .capital
and improve the ratio between quick assets and current liabilities,
(net)
„
under
additional
during 1919 of two additional wells
an approximate cost to the company
r
amount)
projects
improvement
the
company's
drilling
project
the
and
and
are
Company in the Mush Creek
to the company of $75,000.
cost
i.___.
_Z
nominal
$115,000;
1,575,787,
32,679,191
2,372,250
equipment—
and
(at
„
10,577,529
—
operations
assets
...
income——.
on
expen e=
used
not
Miscellaneous
■Goodwill
...
_____Z2C-— i
inventories
unit
$80,000;
Maudlin
32,321,711
3,359,111
_a_—
receivable
accounts
Merchandise
the
17.833,505
A.
securities^—2---
''
11,331.416
38,526,487
2,059,126
__
S.
$
mately
Jan.31/48
$
U.
by
distillation
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS-
Among
the
purposes.
Railway oper. income
Equip, rents. (net Dri
the
production
of
all
lines
ol'
by the former owner of the business and,
engage
in
the
manufacture
and
sale
of
•Volume
169
turn, became
Brass
Inc.
other
subsidiary of Eljer Co., iPa.), during Oct. 1948. Glauber
affiliated,. directly,.'or indirectly,'" with any of the
a
is
CAPITAL
H.
to
pany
board
STOCK—Authorized
stock,
standing.
(par
B.
of
to
agreement
in
stock:
$20,000
of
of
Brass
in
PURPOSE—The
net
with
used
retire
to
additional
and
original
1955,
$65,000
in
derived' from
bank loan
of
$25,000
working capital.—V.
169,
the
pay-
due.
required
value
par
the J
shall
notes
become
be
not
of
company
Grand Trunk Western
March—
—V.
in
$60,000
per
Net
from
Net
ry.
1333.
Net
sales
Cost
of
Gross
from
Net
ry.
i
.$3,905,000
$2,832,000
651,236
661,071
996,535
394,294
234,418
575,271
"196,486
"451,102
11,453,000
11,853,000
10,557,000
1,591,979
1,516,389
2,120,448
193,163
936,774
"857,499
1946"
railway
income
"Deiieit.—V.
169,
March—
:
Net
ry.
railway—
railway
from
1949
...
income.
eper.
-
1748
1947
1946
;
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.:
railway
■_
41,471,049
169,
43,034,497
1,769,507
5,713,796
"3.188,884
406,367
-
income.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
Net
ry.
'
37,688,565
4,641,304
36,726,636
4,171.372
756,704
476,614
"
for
Gross
1946
$324,335
$281,650
$240,931
66.755
115.052
99,417
28,370
21,639
49,221
53,619
"12,667
income
from
ry.
railway....
railway
from
Nf-t
oper.
863,549
916,780
750,109
2ou,bb6
2j_,,J12
215,353
57,673
income...
"Deficit.—V.
169,
Earned
directors
classes
April
on
101,797
declared
the
95^675
following
this corporation,
of
shareholders of record May
dividends
payable
May
;;
1949
Net
.13
.20
.16
.16
from
from
Net
ry.
-
Gross
"Extra"
ry.
.17
■
,
—V.
-
169,
from
distribution
net
Ohio
from
accumu¬
railway...
$6,151,938
$3,537,605
1.502,032
$6,111,454
1,384,600
570,200
559,036
544,013
1,511,332
"280.788
169,
181,494
net
224,568
mon
18,593,974
16,594,485
4,239,453
1^,179,859
4.353,557
17,383,264
.
4,234,240
J - $427,441
$403,150
1,565,007
1,408,749
.Net
ry.
Total
"114,539
-Ti
1949
■_•
:■
Proceeds will be used
par.
construction
program—V.
169,
1334.
p.
-
Net;
CONSOLIDATED
-
OPERATING
>L:
ENDED
Net sales
31,
1949—3 Mos.—1948
profit
FOR
/ 1,615,905
$520,725
$220,125
$1,271,683
$340,257
101,424
113,914
160,016
230,232
299,788
709,303
$189,069
"$193,577
4,064
3,486
_
$193,133
W
834,392
$402,369
"$840,441
14,099
-
12,769
"8190,091
'
$416,468
"$327,672
4.026
3,221
3,586
9,932
41,175
41,779
137,743
125,675
$147,932
"$235,091
$275,139
Earnings before depreciation and income
Net
State
taxes
income..
on
Federal
Canadian
Preferred
dividends
-The
consolidated
of
as
March
liabilities
to
1
as
2542.
of
31,
—
169,
balance
sheet
of
the
company
shows, current assets
1949
of
The
current
ratio
at
with
4.91
to
Dec.
at
and
its
subsidiaries
$10,866,919
31,
1
SO.49
;
March
31,
and
1949
1948.—V.
the
N.
Deggeller,
resignation
April 30.—V.
of
169,
177,000
■
Gross
The
by
Net
from
Net
ry.
1902,
after
President,
Charles
p.
H.
on
May
$0.54
1
- "
$0.62
announced
charges
Schimpff,
Vice-President,
ry.
of
&
1949
1948
$2,776,658
$2,907,877
$1.74
taxes
$1.82
1946
$2,460,698
$2,024,146
'$2,712,555
440,145
297.209
408,546
"117,551
175,797
"31,409
103,699
"387,934
railway
income:—
•
1—
railway:—.
7,763.193
8,069,937
6,942,273
been
completed
of
J.—
the
new,
'modern
the
building, in Teterboro, N. J., to extend the service
corporation in eastern United States. The Austin Co.,
Handled
within
both
design and construction of these
miles
16
f
New
York
City.
Exact
new
location
equipment
of
cars.
a
face
P
facilities,
and
land purchase
parking
permanent masonry type, with
Rail service will be over
&
new
H
facility
customers
will
to
area
involved about 8V2
brick.
This
to
and
The
enable
the
the
office
the
spur
is
throughout the eastern
at
1,233,996
1,085,052
985,755
799,022
income—
454,837
170,674
93,527
36,750
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
area.
coiner
The
169,
p.
1668.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
29, filed a registration statement- with the
SEC covering 1,200,000 shares of Common Stock
(no par) to offer to
eligible employees of the company and certain employees of subsid¬
iaries
floor
for
space
over
Construction is
of
finished
the
enlarge
Erie
its
in
RR.
service
company,
under
its
April
Employees'
Common
Stock
Subscription
Plan
of
100%
and
share
per
Illinois
National
of
com¬
Bank
Trust
&
t
.
Redemption—
interest.
Payment
corporate
corporation
trUstee,
Trust
Cleveland
will
115
Co.,
be
made
at
West
16
•
Monroe-
Wall
Street,
office
stockholders
G.
the
of
May
demanded
4
meeting
on
the
loan
government
a
Washington,
on May 4.
Reconstruction
previous
several
passed
Finance
Corpora¬
officials.
liquidation
day,
of
C.,
loan,
D.
The
by Federal Government
on
stormy
a
'
on
in
Cleveland, Ohio,
decision
a
hinges
consideration
reported in
neth
quarter
Donald,
this
of
President,
year.—V.
of
■;1.
com¬
which
at
the
Ken¬
reported
169,
loss
a
$646,000
of
for
the
first
6.
p.
(Iowa) Telephone Co.—Files—
company
$65,000
for
April
on
filed
22
letter of
a
notification
with
the
SEC
4Vn
first mortgage bonds, series C,
due April
1, 1969.
Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha. Neb. Proceeds will be used
plant
extensions
capital.—V.
and
betterments
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf
Gross
ry.
from
ry.
—V.
working
1947
1946
$466,678
252,672
$472,100
200,168
223,915
railway—
$310,625
100,991
94,600
67,239
124,535
41,556
1,473,869
694,435
1,390,307
623,152
1,244,482
672,819
909,418
402,649
289,410
237,025
322,780
182,129
income—
oper.
Net
additional
'1948
$493,729
railway-
1—
from
Net
for
Ry.—Earnings-^
1949
from
from
and
166, p. 372.
March—
railway
railway
income
oper.
169, p.
1452.
an underwriting group which of¬
issue of $10,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, 27/s% series due 1979 at IOIV2 and interest to
yield approximately 2.80% to maturity. Bonds are dated
April 1, 1949; due April 1, 1979.
fered
The
filed
The
by
offer
amendment.
is
not
they
are
issue
officers
6
new
a
awarded
was
received
were
the
at
sale
May
for
4
on
the
a
of
bid
bends
as
100.82.
2%s as
Six
other bids,
follows:
Glore,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
100.6077; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., 100.471; White, Weld & Co., 100.3475; Blyth & Co.,
Inc., 100.419; Equitable Securities Corp., 100.09.
100.625;
& Co.,
PURPOSE—The
the
for
net
proceeds
will
be
added
to
the
general
funds of
reimburse the company's treasury
for meeting, in part, the
proposed additions to property and facilities, and for other
and used,
company
in part,
to
capital expenditures previously made and
costs
of
corporate purposes.
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM—Company estimates that it will expend
with its construction program approximately $24,000,000
in' connection
ending Dec. 31., 1950. Approximately $15,expenditures will be used for 1949 construction as
during the two-year period
915,000
of
such
follows:
Electric
extended
to directors of the company
(whether or,
employees). The purpose of the plan is to
employees to acquire a proprietary interest in the company
through stock ownership and to pay for such shares by the accumu¬
lation of the purchase price through wage or salary deductions over
a
four-year period beginning July 1, 1949.
The plan is to be voted on
at' a stockholders meeting scheduled for May 12, 1949.—V. 169, p. 1668.
not
Corp. headed
May
Forgan
1949.
Net proceeds received by the company from such sale over the period
during which payment for the shares may be made will be added to
general funds and used with other cash funds for general corporate
purposes.
No underwriting is involved.
The subscription price is to
be
projection
to
the
accommodate
acres.
tracks
corporation
facilities
Chicago,
larger quarters,
and
of Huyler and North, about 300 feet off of Highway 6.
The new building will provide over 14,000 sq. feet of
400
warehouse
at
Savings Bank,
under
following
6,114,052
railway——
effective
office
and
xrf
has
98.4c
City
Co.—Partial
this
awaiting
Boston
1947
1948
$2,627,692
-
International Harvester
Construction
&
of
pany
1779.
Office Building at Teterboro, N.
approximately
bonds, 3%
series,
due
1978, are now
exchange for temporary bonds at The Chase
of New York,
43 Exchange Place,
New
in
the
1961.
now
From Jan.
*
Harnischfeger Corp.—Erecting Modern Warehouse and
been
Heintz Precision Industries, Inc.—Awaits RFC
local
is
Gross
share
railway
from
from
Net
acceptance
1,
&
Net
"
"
1949
oper.
Net
3
the
dis¬
months
12
1668.
From Jan.
.V:
Resigns—-
to
the
mortgage
of
Trust
fate
the
tion,
180,000
Rayon Corp.—Earnings-
common
from
4 80
pp.
credit
due
called for redemption on June 1, next, through op¬
sinking fund, $50,000 of first mortgage 4% bonds, series
the
$1,500,000
$284,659
!
March-
current
was
168
'
.
Harbor Plywood Corp.—Official
,Martin
2686.
p.
tax
or
37,515
International Great Northern RR.—Earnings:
Gross
*
per
this
otherwise
$371,000
paid
includes
1949
31,
Kansas Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—The First
90*000
—
common stock
$2,264,143.
compared
$502,174
§251,199
taxes.
share—:
income
Without
of
debt
on
Chicago, 111., or at the Banker?
York, rN. Y.—V. 167, p. 2031.
Jack
39 246
;
share of
per
inc.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
expense
1948.
have
delivery
Jan.
Net
Earned
reorganization
and
Loan—Reports Loss for Quarter—
$214,102
_____
Common dividends
Earnings
and
1948
$467,350
___;
plants—
'
Industrial
—V.
earnings
first
Underwriter,
39,151
etc.—.
for
120,353
,
of
Harris
for
1949
depreciation,
profit
193,050
and
would
Jefferson
of
taxes—527 505
Depreciation
Federal
before
p.
March
company has
due
New
169, p. 1780
depreciation
167,
ended
"$963,279
________
for
$4,754,754
31,
Iowa Electric
The
346,305
-
____
-
Provision
MONTHS
3
March
$1.23
months
12
from
discount
debt
on
$0.27
the
credit
tax
N. Y., or at the Continental
Co., Chicago, 111.—V.-169, p. 1780.
.5,171,220
charges—.
per
on
for
$5,511,477
4,862,138
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
1,117,581
"$1,846,855
York,
1949
___
"
shares
Bank
$0.80
Industrial Brownhoist Corp.—Earnings—
—V.
RESULTS
MARCH
—
104,577
$2,822,251
324,227
$6,133,826
_______
deductions
income
Earned
Subs.)—Earnings—
51,555
$2,964,436
Street,
rents
_——_
income
fixed
Total
Net
Hammermill Paper Co. (&
share
for
$3,490,790
265,347
taxes—
Provision
company's
gross
19,634
$718,999
1948 V
.
1,677,952
income-
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
3%% bonds due 1976 at
finance
of
Several
Gulf Public Service Co.—Bonds Placed
Privately—The
company recently placed privately $1,000,000 first mort¬
to
$2,717,-374
stock.
The
gage
74,348
$2,912,881
$408,952
per
Definitive
1452.
p.
178,612
$700,365
Definitive Bonds Ready—
1,984,153
1,673,845
58,539
$719,364
$722,053
from
earnings
RR.—Earnings
'
faoil.
995,863
434,469
$1,858,077
ry. opers.
Other inco me
"944,440
,
.
.
"Deficit—V,
jt.
&
Miscell.
railway...
railway.....
income
183,198
$2,136,631
accruals—
tax
1,186,842
2.729
estimated
an
433,958
1943
1—
oper.
fr.
rev.
265,124
in-
income
203,985
1949—Month—1948
revenues-
expenses.
915,261
333,510
_j
com.
*
oper.
729,625
1,028,568
186,441
stockholders
1947
722,775
income
net
eration
•
oper.
Equip.
,1948
$6,266,620
.
-
income..
1
Railway
Net
RR.—Earnings—
1°49
-
268. :
p.
Railway
498
p.
987,188
148,786
236,429
in-
1,500,000
the
invest¬
4,036,176
313,141
Earnings
A,
.03
Ry.
&
166,
1949—12 Mos.—1948
',$2,871,847 $11,658,714 $10,449,285
969,485
income
charged
share
Indiana Harbor Belt
new
4,652,701
1
income
147,996
..13
dividends
represent
profits.—V.
*
&
the
place
1780.
p.
328,230
income
write-off
$0.65
charges
after
to
169,
169,644
t
available
Period End. Mar. 31—
meant
Other
197,000
Refrigerator Co.—Earnings-r—
common
taken
280,974
state
Operating
$1,588,777
$3,271,885
per
assets
258,281
than
and
124,815
—
earnings
the
Farnsworth
by
pur¬
taxes
$1,580,897
.16
.07
dividends
net
railway......
from
Net
Sales *
extra dividend.
from
Net
Earned
.05
oper,
From Jan.
Net
.15
Capehart-
of
acquire
1,134,374
A_
taxes
come
9,494,450
•
Hussmann
.06
.
$3,259,965
.
.
other
Taxes
247,341
charges.
Quarter Ended Mardh 31—
be
porduction.—V.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
_
gas
Depreciation
Net
603.
p.
will
to
approved
as
steps
full
resale
National
.19
.03
is
10.469,408
84,483
.■
169,
formation
the
subsidiary
Corp.,
1,311,751
Maintenance
Gross
-
.07
•08
that
in
3i—
revenue
chased for
1947
.17'
.08
income
.03
dividend"
Operating
"$404,477
"Deficit..—V.
....
Radio
&
announced
immediately
207,500
old-age .taxes.
and
announced
4
wholly-owned
a
Interstate Power Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
187,435
.07
"regular
169,
$12,050,305 $11,083,227
162,245
.22
,
also
was
Period End. Mar.
".20
.....
one-cent
1948
!
taxes
.09
-
outstanding.—V.
$277,027
charges
.09
Gulf Mobile
Net
i. -come
.03
lated, undistributed
Gross
S.
Depreciation and depletion
........
stock
1949
_______
Fixed
Utilities
March—: -1
Not revenues
Corp.—Forms
-Earnings—
Other taxes
2
as
Television
"The
.19
Petroleum
income.
this
$7,964,585
.13
-
Tabacco
of
7,687,558
.10
Pteel
shares
revenues
.26
company
May
on
Corp.
Telegraph
&
Farnsworth Assets—
Co.—Listing—
Expenses
.10
Railroad stock
It
company
.18
-
Telephone
corporation
Federal
50,000
is
liquidation
on
the
Operation
will be used for capital purposes.
'Quarters Ended March 31—
Gross
.10
equipment
tax,
(
Proceeds
value
asset
corporation in
companies not listed
of
income
Unemployment
....
Railroad .bond
income
(estimated),
net
of
realizable
values
stockholders.
$1.30
$4/25 preferred stock,- no par value, has been, listed
Stock Exchange and
was
admitted to trading on
are
.03
.......
$15,386,649
$1,111,363;
Federal
2685.
p.
.09
bond
This
Deductions
.14
machinery
Railroad
statement
of
investment
Farnsworth
'
1667.
.12
,
3,040,863
other income and
$1,139,592; provi¬
$426,500; net income for
income,
Hudson Coal Co. (& Subs.)-
.07
Merchandising
Mining
"Includes
York
There
U.
priced
NOTF—By
New
29.
.22
equipment
Investing
ment
company's
the
.10
administered
low
tax
8,399
$4,758,103
not presented as a rep¬
particularly in view of
mining ventures and in
securities of Canadian
on
the New York Stock
Exchange or New York Curb Exchange.
The corporation's businesses
primarily the search for the development and financing of mineral
properties, and funds of the corporation not currently required for
these purposes are placed from time to time principally in secur.ties
of mining, oil and related industries.—V. 168,p. 2543.
come
.14
General bond
;
operating
income
144,765
—______
Unit to Acquire
118,272
yrs.__
of year
$16,536,922
share—$1.78
income before
Federal
.07
...
Institutional
prior
close
Hooker Electrochemical
p.
$0.18
V...
Industrial
at
common
share, without underwriting.
—V. 167, p. 1809.
to
First Half
.09
——
Fully
applic. to
$2,635,161
developments
and
15,602,815
$19,261,648 $18,427,512
the
on
31,
$0.09
Chemical
Food
wages
$l;074,952;
for
April
Quarter
Automobile
Electrical
=_
The company on April 25 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
for 25,000 shares of 5% convertible
preferred, to be offered at $10 per
Total for
Agricultural
Building
15,386,649
____
:
Hemisphere International Corp., New Orleans—Files—
'
13,420
For Second
'
Aviation
1,670.000
$2,824,698
2,606,454
suplus
expenses,
13, 1343:
;
«
above
heavy
of' Farnsworth
per
'The
21
shares
of
2,341,500
.The consolidated statement of income for the quarter ending April 2,
follows: Net sales, $13,534,149; cost of
products sold, $11,094,264;
provision for depreciation, $253,570; selling, general and administrative
on
The
$4,494,698
The
694,343
132,385
Group Securities, Inc.—2nd Quarter Dividends—
various
year
i.
593
.
1949
1667.
p.
of
ventures
charges
Electricity and
1947
-
Prom Jan. 1—
Net
beginning
vacation
Balance
63,207
"1,108,052
$295,607
railway....
surplus
Prov.
1S48
railway
oper.
$5,216,499
*
(estimated i_.
RR.—Earnings-
1.949
from
tax_
tax
1,675,909
31, 1949, as determined by
■'!•.' 1 ,
advances to affiliates—_________
and
in
mining
resentation
the
$3,874,999
quarter, $713,092.—V. 168,
Green Bay & Western
from
194,102
'
year
charges^ $28,228;
March—
Net
$4,300,596
126,346
dividends
sion
Gross
for
-surplus
.
1561.
p
income
income
Directors—
Total
$13,289,336
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Other
4,011,653
1
income
for
provision
852,261
$6,090,153
_
Federal
Cash
$16,173,192 $15,099,423 $13,054,368
2,737.333
1,990,901
1,476,432
936,631
214,954
150,923
_
1,046,651'
values.at March
fair
on
Deferred
48.984,406
4,327,220
charges
before. Federal
for
less
and
on
International
.
Gross' from
Net
Total
Great Northern Ry.—Earnings
Net
Income
payable
Advances:
Investments
Mar. 27,'48
'
and
and
Board of
50,667,765
-
income
income
less
receivables
qouted market values at March 31, 1949—
Securities on domestic or foreign exchanges
Other securities having over-the-counter quotations—,
$62,131,789 $58,148,916
,___
——
-
Balance
1452.
p.
Based
Based
April 2,'49
•
1
depreciation.general and admin, expenses
Operating
Other
of
$292,865
$8.71
"179,012
654,345
>
.
for
Provision
railway
oper.
$11.94
shares
7,535,000
1947
1—
irom
Net
RR.—Earnings
■.<
j.
—2
products sold.^-u
and
Investments
2,564,364
v':.i
Provision
1948
income
Jan.
3,481,123
285,219
on
proximately
Cash
1947
942.
p.
Years Ended—
bonds
the company
$4,147,000
railway
oper.
Prom
share
President, on April 27 said in part:
1949, the net asset value of the 489,973 shares of
this corporation outstanding was $4,758,183 or ap¬
$9.71 per share, calculated as follows:
31,
stock
$43,995,477 $38,884,434
charges & taxes____
common
March
common
1948
-
F,. MacDonnel,
•
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. (& Sub.)—Earnings—
-
1956.
$3,923,000
railway—__
'■
7
International Mining Corp.—Net Asset Value—
G.
At
YEARS
CALENDAR
_•
168,
pur¬
of " the"
sale
and provide
p.
profit after
FOR
V.'V
-
-
.
sales
Net
;i
company.
(1991)
■
and was originally
1884,
common
1949
from
'
Net
Earned
The
to
of
1952,
inclusive, and $58,000 in
proceeds
a
1951,
the
unsecured
they
as
shall
amounts
in
its
the
RESULTS
com¬
by
Selling,
Gross
manufactured' by
products
established in
was
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Harnischfeger Corp." P & H derived from
always been the standard trademark for all
name,.-has
out¬
the
with
demand
upon
event
on
Co..
Salter
B,
$50,000
to
the
its obligations
following
1950,
1953
be
issued
are
agreement
an
stock,
in
company,
H.
the
years
will
shares
4,075
into
common
Manufacturing
that
of
excess
the
the
meeting
provides
chase
entered
the
•
in
Glauber
has
known
C;i'.V ,v"v,.
'
consists of 20,000 shares of'i
capital
which
of
adidtional
directors
assistance
able
$10)
Salter
purchase
need
each
mentioned.
COMMERCIAL
The Harnischfeger Corp.
as
the Pawling &
not
corporations
common
I THE
Number 4801
Gas
or
.In
have
of
order
to
1979
1950
of
Department
——
Department
Other
enable
to
obtain
series
—
Departments and General Plant
complete
in
such
securities of
a
8,025,000
455,000
program the company will
proceeds from the sale of the bond*
construction
addition to the
approximately
$7,435,000
$8,000,000
type not
now
through
determined.
the sale
sometime in
8
(1992)
THE
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
.
bonds, 3Vi%
1st mtge.
bonds, 27/s%
Preferred
4
Vz %
stock
(par
ser.,
due 1969 $26,500,000
ser.,
due 1979
$100)
(par
$5)
\
5%
•It
stock
138,628 shs.
is
expected
138,576 shs.
J
stock
During the
ment
26,450 shs.
the
the
year
agreement
$1,000,000
credit in
a
company
to
are
the
draw
may
which
of $5,000,000, against
15, 1949. Borrowings under
31, 1949.
Company borrowed
amount
until Sept.
mature
thereunder
total
on
was
Dec.
repaid
Dec.
on
31,
loans
no
presently outstanding and the company
making any further borrowings thereunder.
plate
On
March
25,
1949,
the
subsidiary
borrowed
Savings Bank, Chicago, $250,000 on
bearing interest at the rate of 2J/8%
There
not
AND
1.924.
State
Kansas.
of
Company
is
incorporated
was
engaged
primarily
in
in
the
mission
plied
to
of
trie
supplies
It
owns
73.93%
electric
is
of
the
located
service
to
255
voting
at
securities
Lawrence,
communities
of
33,000
volts
the
of
Kansas.
in
north¬
the
an
are
at
transmission
trans¬
and
provides retail electric service to 68
communities,
incorporated and 24 unincorporated.
It provides elec- ■
wholesale to four municipalities, six rural electric co- £
lines
of
33,000
volts
or
its
and
over
local
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters and the
principal amounts to be purchased by them, are as follows:
respective
First
Poston
Corp
$4,150,000
Harris, Hall
& Co. (Inc.)
Co
Shields &
Putnam
Stern
&
169,
&
Maynard H. Murch & Co.
1,500,000
Stroud
1,000,000
1,000,000
Co
Brothers
—•V.
Co.__
&
$500,000
500 000
Company, Inc.
Beecroft,
Cole
&
Co
Estes & Co., Inc.
was
awarded
May
3
on
bid
a
Securities
Corp.
bid
102.141
of
these
for
Dated May
100.5799.
Other
bids,
1, 1949; due May 1, 1979.
Joseph C. Kennedy, New York.
primarily
The
be
bonds
Trustees:
added
funds
for the cost of extensions,
properties of the company.
pay
3%'s.
as
Bankers
It
°nd
series
with
of
the
31,
notes
of
the
its
1956.
fts
to
construction
amount
to
to
$1,360,000
substations)
from
proceeds
of
present
notes
cash
the
payable
of
to
banks,
cash
outstanding securities
banks.
Prior
the
articles
stock
to,
or
will,
will
the
be
incorporation
consist
Pursuant
•
of
outstanding
shares
outstanding
&
by
first
of
solely
to
6%
stock
cumulative
Gas
&
Total
$3,283,484
131,036
equal
—V.
mon
to,
company
stock
Hornblower
&
Gross
(G.
...
J. J.
150,000
B. Hilliard & Son_
W. L.
Lyons & Co
150,000
1949
from
Net
gold
in
a
L.
ry.
Gross
railway.—
as
242,359
income.
oper.
•811,349
will
will show
Keystone Funds at market values
increase
an
of
on
$5,193,500
from
•Deficit.—V. 169,
10,925,933
:_
of
Co.
31,
Fund's
The
Gross
due
Net
output
•1,129,009
•229.G87
344,590
1,154,654
•3,332,860
•2,739,840
*2,003,812
*930,505
1670.
p.
$25)
(par
as
to
the
Net
ry.
previous
shares
fiscal
31,
$19,824,886
—V.
During the
increased to
outstanding
.
share
equal
to
$25.06
to
a
given
said:
about
up
4%
slight increase.
in
at
the
share
per
annual
"Consolidated
and
it
Sales in
pairage
The
number
average
is
meeting,
sales
estimated
for
that
the
the
on
April
first
the
stores through
our
sales."—V".
Kroger stores
of
net
27,
four
income
April 23, which
169,
p,
1669._
amount
but
Consolidada, S. A.
in
or
concurrently
will
capital
amend
stock
with,
its
will
the sale of
articles
consist
(par $25).
of
the
railv/ay—_
47.078,313
51,386,573
47,424,171
43,952,953
railwayincome—
7,560,057
8,487,529
10.020,328
9,210,751
3,830,028
4,119,845
4,938,380
4,961,953
1563.
p.
169, p. 1885.
at
Distributions
21.34
169,
during
the
1948
were
24,
15.52
cents;' Aug.
connection
14.51-Cent
rate
as
of
14.51
cents
from
750,000
President,
issuance
states
of
that
dividend of
cents;
15.03
per
cents
was
the
like
to
Mr.
but,
based
"Final
results
on
that
net
first
for the
company
has no present plans
shares.
There are now 672,600
for
period last year,
McGraw.
estimated
Net
the
for
for
for
the
quarter of 1949 were ahead of
amounted to $5,450,679, according
1949, are not yet ava.lable
March,
first
the
profit
quarter of
for
common
first
when they
results
the
months
two
first
this
of
of
quarter
is
it
year,
will
1949
1948," lie said—V. 169, p.
Net
taxes
exceed
1781.
income
per
$2,009,303
share
com,
through
March
the
over
McLellan
nine
31,
of
year.—V.
$6,737,678
$3.'75
$1.11
months
1949,
sales
net
the
of
$272,408,614,
were
$270,544,357
169,
$3.76
the
for
increase
an
of
nine months
first
1115.
p.
1949—Month—1943
$4,543,515
$6,764,363
company's current fiscal
Stores Co.—April Sales 17.7%
Period End. Apr. 30—
Sales
—V.
$2,007,890
$1.11
first
the
1949—9 Mos.—1348
$3,347,824 $11,300,947 $11,425,545
1,339,934
4,563,269
4,661,182
1,210,185
the previous fiscal
paid
20, 21.34 cents; May
Nov. 26,
14.98 cents.—
$3,219,488
____
sales for
Net
of
1949—3 Mos.—1948
profit after charges
Federal
Feb.
and
the
additional
any
shares outstanding.
Sales of the company
Distribu-
American
1949 to American preferred share¬
follows:
Financing—
with
the proposal to increase the authorized common
shaves to 1,500,000 shares, which will be acted
upon at the stockholders' meeting scheduled for May 16, Max McGraw,
stock
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Earnings—
207,
p.
1949—4 Mos.—1948
$0,795,596 $27,729,221 $27,225,501
'
McGraw Electric Co.—No Immediate
$1,864,257
distribution
1949—Month—1948
JL—$8,227,282
—V.
year,
dividend
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
March—
Gross
Higher—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$3,860,545 $11,410,201
$11,399,461
169, p. 1563.
Net
ry.
railway
railway-
from
Net
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
1947
$63,089
$49,084
Net
•59,213"
•54,929
Net
income
•79,241
•70,618
175,096
135,826
•178,005
•236,767
vJi.,tS4l
f
"■'54,556
-
Quarter Ended March 31—
233,439
•210,686
income—
169,
•237,464
-268,613
railway
oper.
180,520
•174,911
Prov.
•290,840
•229,178
+Net
End. April 30—
Sales
——
169,
$312,945
-
1669.
p.
1949—Month—1948
railway
railway—.—-
$272,235
$1,107,430
$1,029,420
Gross
Jan.
from
—V.
&
1947
1946
$324,856
113,966
112,872
59,086
9,583
40,430
39,654
19,621
from
income—
873,982
891,014
659,929
156,742
241,471
306,122
190,222
62,177
108,858
64,798
31,622
>
1562.
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
series
all
1946
$4z9.593
$683,705
$598,450
$574,081
•12,713
211,600
220,359
130,490
5,687
113,943
132,907
83,343
1,420,261
1,880,788
1,476,103
1,510,426
180,684
501,971
383,714
railway—_
271,417
233,386
securities
income—
.
March—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—.
~
1947
1946
$6,183,634
1,037,783
1,365,232
1,132,166
$5,572,434
679,889
550,651
596,221
499,481
from
Net
ry.
—V.
the
17,332,864
19,404,203
17,859,473
16,054,901
3,000,830
2,754,753
3,307,668
3,302,318
income—
1,310,808
771,895
1,623,892
1,526,669
oper.
based
are
to
SO.96
,747,335
audit
the
on
and
year-end adjust¬
shares presently
1,494,668
'
Corp.—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$305,068
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$458,530
$496,441
$663,861
•
Federal
a
on
May
Court
that judgment had been entered
against Dynamic Electronics-
4
action
combinations
Magnavox
injunction
U.
television
or
sets
less
at
than
the
dealer.
sought
was
District
S.
Court
by Magnavox
for
the
in
suit
a
Southern
filed
District
March
of
New
31
York
publication of an advertisement by Dynamic Stores listing
Magnavox products in a clearance sale of radio-phonographs. In the
judgment entered, Dynamic has agreed to refrain from such adver¬
tising in the future and from offering Magnavox products at less than
stipulated prices.—V. 169, p. 1885.
Manufacturers Capital Corp.—Cambere Vice-President
Cambere
A.
to
Co.
&
has
Murray
for
Also
and
Ktuger,
V.
years
elected
President
E.
been
of
.
industrial
for
to
the
the
Monroe
Capital
its
own
Vice-President
President.
in
board
of
:,
Corp.,
Mr.
buying
Auto
Vice-President
pa.
Manufacturers
elected
McOonnel,
several
Mclntyre,
companies
railway.__
railway—
169, p.
subject
following
201,971
income—
from
Net
and
prices provided for the governing fair trade agreements between
and its authorized dealers. The Dynamic store chain is not
Stone
1948
$6,891,927
From Jan. 1—
Gross
in
associated
$5,773,384
railway—
oper.
1,436.090
*$0.34
—_—
announced
company
Ara
1949
from
figures
1009.
p.
authorized
in
1453.
p.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
of
*507,099
stock
York, Inc., restraining the Dynamic stores from selling Magna vox
retail
246,627
railway——
169,
surplus
common
reserves
radio-phonograph
394,798
132,129
income—
•Deficit.—V.
of
1947
1—
oper.
to
of
dividends
___________
consent
New
The
1948
railway
iiom
948,0C0
..
Magnavox
railway-
oper.
share
in
tAfter
169,
■
1949
Jan.
29,000
through
Magnavox Co.—Judgment Entered in Suit—
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings-
ry.
transferred
tThese
The
by
700,669
March—
From
tax—
2,384,090
$243,491
railway—
from
tax
1948
$31,036,273
*803,099 V
."
325,000
per
paid
taxes
—V.
$321,934
railway^—
p.
income
income
Madison Square Garden
1—
oper.
169,
Fed.
Period Ended February—
Net profit after deprec.
$230,786
51,032
income
oper.
From
Canadian
of
tax
outstanding.—V. 168, p. 2227.
•;
from
inc.
1949—4 Mos.—1948
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
March—
V
1949
1948
Gross
Fed.
_.
income
ments.
(M. H.) Lamston, Inc.—April Sales Increased 15%—
Period
and
recovery
JEarnings
Amount
1669.
p.
for
prov.
Federal
carryback
•Loss.
Net
and
for
before
1949
$17,494,063
Estimated
railway-—
•Deficit.—V.
Inc.—Earnings—
sales
1946
1—
from
Net
Mack Trucks,
1948
$66,950
•32,to0j
•100,950
__
income
oper.
From
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
1949
$126,240
from
of
directors
Equipment
The
.
Donner
./'
and
negotiates
the
director,
formerly
of
Hayden,
Brouwer
were
Co.,
a
was
Monroe,
Corp.,
•
operates
sale
D.
Mich.,
Philadelphia,
^'/.;
purchases
account,
and
Cambere
department
or
,.
industrial
merger
of
companies
as
agent
and
provides corporation financing.
wholly owned subsidiaries: American Separator Co., Inc.
Bainbridge, N. Y. and The Cuno Engineering Co., Inc. of Meriden,
has
It
of
two
Conn.
1669.
^
financing
are
and
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Earnings—
follows:
as
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
earnings
Earned
$10,000,000
505,861 shs.
limited
1979
600,000
414,659
Period End. March 31—
tion—
Net
company
incorporation
solely of
2,001,242
McCrory Stores Corp.—April Sales Increased 21.07%—
1949—16 Wks.—1948
$254,120,927 $246,873,389
operation
-Declares
preferred share will be paid May 24,
holders of record May 13, 1949.
A
on Feb.
26, last.
of
Outstanding
issuance
1,485,499
Sales
Earned
A
1,181,758
1,172,214
oper.
169,
that
during the four
weeks ended April 23, 1949 was 2,294, compared with
2,474 during the
corresponding period of last year—V. 169, p. 1562.
La
1946
$15,423,539-
the
on
stockholders
President,
be
1947
1—
Period End. Apr. 30—
.
earlier net assets totaled $3,278,162,
128,949 shares then outstanding.
year
1948
year.
net
1949,
income.—
oper.
from
from
of
RR.—Earnings—
1949
From Jan.
Gross
according
tl60,000shs.
maximum
(Ky.)—Weekly Output—
of
railway
:_ $15,507,347 $17,520,832 $16,831,917
railway2,410,842
3,178,608
4,052,821
from
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Show Slight Increase—
Gross
1979,
•Unlimited
*269,988
9,979,942
from
ry.
asset value per share amounted to
$8.92 a year earlier.
High Grade Common Stock Fund SI were
the
per
of
the figure
over
and
1949
of
proximately 20%
sale
the
series
1>448,487
37,714,000
Net
the Easter season of both years, are up 8%. All reductions in
material and manufacturing costs have been
passed on to our customers
and while we have been operating on a lower
gross profit percentage
than a year ago this has been more than offset
by the increase of ap¬
of
company
might incur a
substantial
liability, it is the opinion of tax counsel of the
recapitalization and reorganization of the
3%
433,138
this company for the week ended April 30, 1949,
kwh., as compared with 36,278,000 kwh. for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 4.0%.—V. 169, p. 1885
totaled
Net
stock.
Co.
$3,480,637
317,022
10,107,830
-
11,319,477
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
Electric
$22,790,126
were
includes
its
for
$3,597,214
V
•570,695
»•
1946
1947
$4,025,863
•116,845
March—
Kinney Co., Inc.—Sales and Earnings Higher
report
and
5%
,.
;■
1P48
$3,723,598
railway
railway,
from
railway
ry. oper. income
Net
1562.
p.
Smith,
that
exchange
preferred
Electric
bonds.
will
From Jan. 1—
500,000
$2,965,240
the
March
on
R.)
months
except
recapitalization
the
to
shares
Under
from
Net
Weeks—$1,000,000
200,000
$173,117,700,
number
2,222,217.
$25.42
shares
so
600,000
requirements of the instrument \inder which such securities
the
to
shares outstanding. A
to
169,
ry.
the
with, the
recapitalized
subscribe
unsubscribed
Long Island RR.—Earnings-
In
G.
to
basis.
9,653
\:v
1669.
p.
prin¬
Harold E. Wood & Co._
High Return Bond Fund B4
of
the
assets
net
Net
of
tax
1979
stock
authorized
10
gain of
a
close
the
from
from
all
amended
of
such
mortgage
common
American
Electric
bonds,
•Unlimited
tprior
the
the
of
1949,
March
on
Net
company
Authorized
Common
of
amounted
period
2,564,923
$8.89
be
to
concurriently
company
of
will
$25).
3?.r80
income
1,
at
12-month
retention
and
substantially
company that the
will not result in any such tax
liability.
The capital securities giving effect to the
present
the recapitalization and reorganization of the
company,
May
bonds
Maynard H. Murch & Co.
2,000,000
assets
assets
31,
from
Act
1st * mtge.
1979 series
$167,924,200
reported
ry.
and
subsidiaries
Gas
net
net
Net
1979
under
Section
11
of
the
Public Utility Holding
of 1935 has had the effect of
reducing the tax basis
to American
Gas & Electric Co. of the securities
to be surrendered
to
the
company
to approximately
$687,000.Although certain rep¬
resentatives of the Bureau of Internal
Revenue at informal discussions
have intimated that as a result of such
reduced tax basis to Amer¬
ican
$2,000,000
2,000,000
1949
March
Net
the
company will issue and deliver to American Gas
339,960 shares of common stock in
exchange for all
disposition
Federal
the
on
3.
Total
on
the
the
of
notes.
Net
Beane
allowed
were
l-for-4
a
that
offering will be used to reduce outstanding shorta
revolving credit agreement, the company had
$63,000,000 of short-term notes outstanding on March 31, 1949.—V. 169,
semi-annual
May
8,922 000
sale
resources
to meet
the year 1952.
bonds,
(par
Co.
and
Company
on
decided
March—
requirements
program
$10,659,000.
the
presently
former
the
company
the
of
its
end
presently
The
$1,070,054
$1,517,868
reported on March 31, 1948, it is disclosed by
reports of Keystone Funds B4 and SI, made public
The number of share-holders of the 10 funds in March of
this year reached a new record total of 51,100.
treasury
"
than
prepayment
the
capital
stock
Electric
of
of
distribution)
net
through
s«rP>s
reorganization
&
Proceeds
an
all
payable
authorized
company's
ccmDany will be used
and improvements to the
SECURITIES—American Gas and Electric Co.
owned
reorganized
of
the
over
the
—V.
cost
(other
company's
enable
1979
common
the
currently through provision for depreciation
1948,
its
the
the
program
CAPITAL
Dec.
that
the
earnings,
cost
and
distribution
bonds, after
accumulated
of
$406,784
stockholders
share
per
have
unissued.
remain
450,363
$569,361
$50
Co.
____-,
expected
together
457,569
$501*,007
.__
&
31,
377 000
facilities
is
494,077
Common
at
directors
169, p. 1885.
March
V.
Trust
the
is estimated
follows:
as
(transmi sion
Transmission
Other
1952
to
of
additions
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM—-The
for the years 1°49
through
This estimate is allocated
Substations
The
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets Increased—
an
remaining proceeds will
and
together with other
funds,
stock
new
$1,520,417
521,229
Brothers
Combined
19,
was
organized in
Kentucky July 21, 1919.
operating electric utility company and has its
principal offices at Ashland, Ky.
Company is an integral part of the
Central System of American Gas &
Electric Co., which Central System
has
been
determined by the SEC to constitute a
single integrated
utility system under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
PURPOSE—The
net
proceeds
(estimated
$9,989,706)
are
to
be
applied, in part, to prepay without premium
$5,500,000
of
notes
payable to banks, due Dec. 31,
1950, representing funds borrowed
for construction
nurposes,
which, excluding accrued interest to date
of prepayment, will
require $5,500,000.
to
$864,354
deduct'ns_
interest
Fenner
—V.
COMPANY—Company
,
2,548
$1,063,438
Period End. Apr. 23—
194S—4 Wks.—1948
Sales
$63,706,365 $63,478,323
3s, were:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.55991; White, Weld &
Co.,
100.3691; The First Boston C^rn.. 100.319; Shields & Co.
and Salomon
& Hutzler (jointly), 100.2837.
is
3,887
$1,122,236
Glore, Forgan & Co
100,000
s
as
It
$860,466
11,170
basis.
Lehman
Bros.
and
$1,052,268
Equitable Securities Corp. 2,000,000
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
v'L'uv/:
1,000,0C0
1885.
p.
issue
Union
310,689
unsubscribed.
250 000
Kentucky & West Virginia Power Co. Inc.—Bonds Of¬
fered—Glore, Forgan & Co. and Lehman Brothers jointly
headed an
underwriting group which offered publicly
May 5 a ne<" issue of $10,000,000 first
mtge. bonds 3%
series due 1970. The bonds are
priced at 100.99 and ac¬
crued interest to yield
2.95% to maturity.The
372,221
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and the
cipal amount of bonds underwritten by each are as follows:
In
calendar year
1948, more than 95% of the total energy out¬
put of the company and the
subsidiary was generated in plants owned
by either of the companies.
The
annual
distribution
facilities.
the
447,066
'
(which, upon
completion of the proposed financing, will constitute all long-term
debt
outstanding) will be $300,000.
The recapitalization and reor¬
ganization of the compay will result in an increase of Federal income
taxes, computed at present rates, in the amount of $77,202 on an
inter¬
of
operatives, and two other electric
utility companies through interchange
arrangements. In addition, the
company and the subsidiary at Dec. 31,
1948, furnished electric service to 13,437 rural customers. The electric
system of the subsidiary includes four
generating stations with a total
capacity of 25,596 kilowatts and
approximately 443 circuit miles of
For
Annual
on
subsidiary
which
service
459,751
217,243
29,999
29,987
income
Kansas
over,
and
13 generating stations
capacity of 146,016 kilowatts. Retail electric service is sup¬
132 incorporated and 108
unincorporated communities.
a
The
&
in the pur¬
entirely within
central portions of the State of Kansas
'through
system, including apprcximately 1,450 circuit miles
lines
having
502,123
248,278
$1,092,249
income
Net
generation,
and
connected
44
Trust
promissory note
payable on Dec. 20,
annum
BUSINESS—Company
Company
subsidiary, whose principal office
eastern
are
contem¬
Harris
transmission, distribution and sale of electric
energy and
chase, transmi" sion, distribution and sale of natural
gas
the
212,950
585,963
company has announced nearly 99%
of its offering of 784,235
shares of ($25 par) common to stockholders has been subscribed.
Total subscriptions
were
for
774,582 shares, leaving 9,653 shares
Louisville & Nashville
COMPANY
March,
1948.
does
from
1949.
in
304,572
507,708
income
unsecured
an
per
:
~
■
income____
Total
connection
$10),
providing for
2,765,615
357,824
income
Gross
•"
---
its
which
3,202,340
263,575
tax
taxes
Other
1948 the company sold 500,000 shares of its common
and 700,000 shares of its common stock (par $5), bo
parent at an aggregate price of $8,500,000. During the same
period
ttoe company and Bankers Trust
Co., New York, entered into an agree¬
(par
3,888,465
$6,500,000
with
the proposed merger or
and the subsidiary, the presently author¬
the company will be increased and reclassified.
of
$5,514,118
term
26,450 shs.
in
The
$5,449,006
369,310
tax
profits
exc.
Other
of the company
common
stock
Federal
Monday, May 9, 1949
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.—Stock Subscriptions—
1945
1946
$6,636,161
688,235
Operating
68,865 shs.
._
that,
_
income
3,800,000 shs.
$100)_________
preferred stock
consolidation
ized
(par
_
_
1947
$7,825,609
4,808,154
359,950
—
Depreciation
Federal
Kansas Electric Power Co.:
1st mtge.
bonds, series A, 3Vz%, due
Dec. 1. 1966
$10,000,000
Preferred
Maintenance
10,000,000
4,000,000 shs.
.
__
CHRONICLE
EARNINGS FOR CALENDAR YEARS
OF
revenues
Operation
200,000 shs.
—
stock
Operating
$24,523,000
10,000,000
___
FINANCIAL
1948
3
series
'Common
SUMMARY
&
Outstanding
Kansas Power &
Light Co.:
1st mtge.
COMMERCIAL
by the
are
issued.
series
bonds,
so
shares
that
of
its
com¬
per
after
common
1949
taxes
estimated
ment
as
and/or
for
Sales
the
in
Federal
taxes.
excessive
year
cost
1948
*$3,895,761
share
$3,156,532
$1.52
$1.24
—
•After charges of $679,207 for
depreciation,
administrative,, sales, research and development
for
Mar-Tex Realization Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
of
special
new
$2,380,531
expense,
charge
facilities
for
was
for
at
general
and $3,678,075
property
the
replace¬
same
rate
1948.
the first quarter of 1949 exceeded the business of the same
last year and also the final quarter of 1948, John D.
Biggers,
President, reported.—V. 169, p. 1115.
quarter
The
company
on
April 28 filed
a
letter of notification with the
SEC
for 35,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered at market. Under¬
writers, Chas. B. White Co., Houston; First Southwest Co. and Rauscher
Pierce & Co., Dallas. Proceeds go to Bennett L. Wooley, a stockholder.
Marshall Field & Co.—Earnings—
Three Months Ended March 31—
Net
Net
Net
Net
sales
1949
income
per
preferred
income per com.
share
share, after pfd. dividends
$45,007,964
1948
772,288
;
income
$48,469,895
1,813,562
$5.15
$12.09
$0.32
$0.85
Volume
Hughston M. McBain, President, at the annual meeting
on April 26 said in part:
"For
the
first-quarter of the year, net sales volume was 7.1 %
in
the
r
,
in
profit
169,
•'»
Net
93,640
$0.48
■
sales.
March
affected
SEC
borrow
to
gas
November..
the
will
and
March—
pre-Easter
retail
Net
-
from
Net
ry.
"■£
Gross
continue
Floor,
has
as
Merchandise
Krogh,
elected
been
from
Net
ry.
Gross
9,343
36,436
514,731
488,786
201,786
93,628
394,466
101,554
38,869
income
oper.
170,360
62,871
ry.
McBain
Mr.
well
under
said
''
,
the Field establishment in Europe to be
he expects
incor.ie.__ '
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
1C9,
333,543
ry.
written,
in. 1947.
-
.
interest,- dividends and rents earned for 1948 totaled $1,258,613,
ol $192,666 from the figure for the previous year.
Net
increase
income
oper.
169,
.
p.
—V.
admitted
and
States
before
operations
assets
increase
an
were
the
year.
$3,867,184
Bonds
Government
for
$48,823,859, a new
Cash and United
Mfg. Co.
and
voluntary reserve, was $13,387,328.—V. 167, p. 747.
from
Net
ry.
,
.
...
railway
railway
from
Net
From Jar..
from
on
shares
April
($1
—V.
Merck & Co., Inc.—Registrar
Hanover
transfer
Bank
registrar
Central
appointed
and
for
agent
&
160, p. 329.
stock,
from
Net
ry.
New
value.
See
$4
V.
169.
$178,230
54,714
20,809
.
from
Gross
from
ry.
—V.
;
■'/
509,954
146,498
49,454
•
income
before
$17,996,506
_
income
Federal income
$16,938,964
$12,124,238
3,624,846
3,912,482
3,570,705
1,377,997
revenues
Profit
1,486,743'
1,356,868
taxes
taxes—
from
Net
Net ry.
profit
$2,246,849
645,000
outstanding
$2,213,837
645,000
$3.43
$2,425,739
$3.48
—
—
shares
$3.76
Earnings per share
645.000
169,
t
income
Net
from
ry.
19,229,227
railway
income
4,340,859
1,351,270
1886.
stockholders
been
The
slate
new
22,
had
of
April
after
receive
board
greater
directors.
of
The
May 4 when
meeting had
Members
is
composed
the
of
13
nominees
of
an
of the
reached
of votes showed the committee's nominees
number of
votes
than
the
management's
and
eight
of
determined
was
by
nominees
comnromise
a
the
of
composite
slate
have
they Intend
declared
to
Sol
they
P.
said
have
An
Fink,
the
after
$5,055,313
408,925
442,369
"45,792
17,664,319
1,398,207
1,118,093
15,307,373
3,244,158
1,108,974
14,838,324
3,324,323
1,307,028
directors'
meeting
will
held
be
May
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Oper.
169,
trustee
162,
p.
Trust
Co.,
New York,
N.
Y„
income
Operating
25-year 2J/2%
refunding mortgage bonds, due
12.
12 Months Ended March 31—
1949
revenue—gas
purchased
resale..
Amort,
of
_
„—
utility plant
local,
acquisition
and miscell.
income
tax
Federal
adjustments^
Earned
—V.
Other
income
Gross
Total
income
income
Net
(net)
income
deductions
income
169, p. 1335,
;
taxes
—
-
107,147
210,000
210,000
$0.51
$0.56
share
per
117,731
March—
ry.
1948
"93,762
$501,591
173,180
"21,507
oper.
1,758,211
674,804
46,991
1,949,357
860.460
* 209,633
1
income—_
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
ry.
railway
railway
Monroe
...
income
oper.
•
1946
.
169,
p.
1671.
v.
,
i//:
1,982,887
1,034,828
437,332
1,814,979
882,567
401,092
application, to be held in its Chicago Regional Office on July 13.
According to the application, there were outstanding on March 1
15,532 shares cf preferred and 84,325 shares of common stock.
Of
64,399
57,428
2,936,195
officers
453,116
323,504
$6,737,709
$2,984,162
1,960,948
1,407,615
$1,576,547
i
j.
.
■
.
-
the common shares,
and
419
different
different
64,089 shares
directors
persons.
of
the
this
Co.—Earnings
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$17,295,064
25,193
68,812
77,933
$5,964,476
$19,505,743
4,558,688
15;704,562
$17,217,132
13,667,807
,
$6,557,219
5,355,984
_
653,394
1947,
'
119,
;
•
721,907
-
$547,841
2,057,492 "
$S83,881
1,931,830
$1,743,689 ' $1,617,495
1,186,263
1,122,668
•
346,300
509,451
ry.
railway
.
/ $3,116,647
555,899
railway
____•
oper, income—J
;
;
.
1948
,
$2,723,306
$2,661,414
491,143
"322,155
,
294,712
197,456
'165,998
f" "538,048
8,122,421
8,889,228
7,565,514
7,446,389
railway—
1,732,350
1,521,155
1,252,809
-389,110
income—
794,769
542,667
452,513
"60,591
From Jan.
from
.
//"
1—
from
ry.
1947
1948
$2,871,725
667,966
:
from
Net
1949
.
from
Net
railway
oper.
-
1671.
National Casualty Co., Detroit,
April
26
letter
a
Mich.—Filing—
notification
of
3,500 shares of capital stock, to
with
filed
was
Continental
of
Casualty Co.
the
SEC
for
be offered at $27 per share, for benefit
Underwriter,
Geyer
&
Co.,
Inc.—V.
167,
1473.
p.
corporation, it was announced May 4, has sold to The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. $6,000,000 4% notes, due
May 1, 1964. The sale was negotiated by Van Alstyne,
Noel
&
Co.
Proceeds from
the
sale
of these
securities
capital.
Debentures Called—
/
All
of
the
1,
1959,
sinking fund debentures due
redemption on June 6, next, at
will be made at the Marine
Midland Trust Co.
of
New
York, 120 Brcadway, New York, N. Y.,
of
the full redemption price.—V.
169, p. 9
and
outstanding
have
interest.
National
15-year
5%
been
called
Immediate
Distillers
for
payment
Products
Corp.—Trustee,
Etc.—
Bankers
The
Trust
Co., New York, N. Y., has been appointed
paying agent and registrar for $40,000,000 37/s% sinking fund
debentures
due
April
1,
See offering in V
1974.
169,
p.
1887.
Chairman Elected for New Chemical Unit—
election
chief
is
the
F.
B.
Executive
the
of
member
New
Products
Corp.
Jr.
as
Chairman
of
the
Board
of
Na¬
Corp., the new chemical
subsidiary, was
Davis was formerly Chairman of the board,
Mr.
officer
and
the
of
Davis,
Chemical
May 5.
on
Director
a
Trustee
tillers
of
Distillers
York
and
United
the
of
Trust
the
of
States
finance
Co.,
Rubber
Equitable
Co.,
commitee.
Director
a
Life
of
He
which:
of
is
also
National
Assurance
a
Dis¬
Society
of
United States.
Seton Porter,
President
National
of
unit
of National
Distillers Products Corp., is
Chemical
Distillers
John
are:
K.
Other
Corp.
officers
also
of
the
Motfett,
which initially will manufacture me-i*;
incorporated in January this year.
on
a
$10,000,060
plant
for the chemical corporation in Ashtabula, Ohio.
It is expected that this plant,
which will have.a
rated capacity of
18,000 tons of metallic sodium
and 27,000 tons of chlorine annually, will be in operation by mid-1950.
Principal offices of National Distillers Chemical Corporation are at
120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.—V. 169, p. 1887.
tallic
new
chemical
sodium
Construction
and
is
subsidiary,
chlorine,
now
in
was
progress
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(approximately 75%) were owned by
and the balance was owned by
stock was said to be owned by
persons.
2,250
common
Net
sales
to
1949
1948
$40,400,724
"
,
customers..
Cost of
manufactured
Selling,
administrative
Gross
Other
purchased goods—_
and
$31,196,957
30,378,731
24,729,016
4,910,769
4,305,638
$5,111,225
and general expenses
profit
$2,162,302
174,595
-
82,733
$5,285,820
income
$2,245,035
company
The preferred
shares
and
400
'/".'■■■■J:--
■
income
Total
Prov.
225,543
for Fed.,
State and
net
Consolidated
Balance
surplus
Total
foreign taxes on
income
1
-
Dividends
on
4'/2%
on
common
surplus
207,113
800,000
$1,237,923
15,856,991
25,946,903
surplus
Jan.
Dividends
Balance
inc..
2,000,000
$3,060,277
deductions
Other
>
preferred
shares were
traded, while in 1948 1,710 common shares and 400 preferred shares
were traded. • During the same years,
1,437 common
shares and 1,072
preferred shares were traded in the over-the-counter market. The
management believes "that the purchase and sale
of its preferred
and
common
stocks
may
be adequately handled in
the over-thecounter market.".
The Chicago Stock Exchange has waived a require¬
ment of its rules which would have made withdrawal of the securities
conditioned upon approval of the holders of the securities.—V. 151, p.
2153.
of
1980.—V.
$5,989,669 $19,574,555
/ 23,229
rev._
National Supply Co.
has made application to the SEC to withdraw its $3.50
cumulative preferrence stock,
(no par), from listing and registration
on the Chicago Stock Exchange.
The SEC has ordered a hearing on the
1,828.221
334,552
/
existence
17,
company
2,450,820
$2,660,658
of
Jan.
,
Chemical Co.—+Would Delist Stock—
2,729.166
$6,284,593
>'
' '
.
term
Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
March—,
The
$748,437
$623,067
413,534
300,465
205,233 ' 7
138,307
•
from
Net
1947
1949
.
railway
railway
9,396,459
,
the
until
or
Vice-President: T. A. Clark,
Secretary and Treasurer and P. J. Ferrara, Assistant Vice-President.
$406,311
85,516
.
from
from
r
Articles of :
the
1671.
President
20,457,170
$4j776,761
extend
1919—Month—1948
chargfes
chemical
The
1,977,913
;
to
years,
$6,580,448
____
income—..
169, p.
he
$1,665,955
169, p. 1781.
In
Operating
30
expenses
after
and
1948
1949
15,817,889
3,147,975
taxes
payable
voted
taxes
announced
$1,841,848
318
Federal
42,653,368
9,021,715
4,672,596
9,025,486
——
Depreciation
State,
47,742,531
12,156,534
6,192,614
2,051,859
for
_———
Maintenance
April 26
on
3 Months Ended March 31—
1948
$41,099,280 $40,121,503
—_
oper.
oper.
The
No. of common shares——
Net
for the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. (& Sub.)—Earnings—
Operation
'
50,481,872
9,459,458
3,913,344
1886.
p.
"Deficit.—V.
Operating
50,702,691
10,898,970
5,374,694
railway
railway
sales
Net
appointed
has been
revenues
Operating
trustee,
Net profit after charges &
.
Manufacturers
1970.—V.
income
1—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
Gross
Metropolitan Club, Inc.—Successor Trustee—
successor
1946
1947
1948
1949
oper.
Net
The
also
another
revenues
tional
also
See
9.
for
Uncollectible
$17,755,769 $17,391,706 $16,397,330 $14,545,571
4,216,077
3,418,853
3,993,251
787.976
2,149,367
1,577,160
1,890,753
.' 97,410
railway
railway.—
oper.
v",' '•//_ ;
./•..
meeting hold
,
Operating
April
.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
1781.
p.
ry.
been before."
ever
organizational
169,
Net
elect
Chairman of the independent committee and a
meeting: "We plan no change in policy.
The
prospects of the company in its long-range program are brighter than
—V.
$5,417,142
1,235,366
477,553
;
Monarch Machine Tool Co.—Earnings—
Hehry Cotter President to succeed Frederic E. Lyford,
whose
resignation became effective on May 4.
Mr. Cotter is Vice-President
of Blythe Brothers Co., a construction firm at Charlotte, N. C.
Col.
from
From Jan.
Carl
director,
Net
r
,
'■'!
$6,193,609
1,302,160
v
committee
division
count
a
"a
nominees"
corporation was settled on
25.
dierctors
of
stockholders'
The
this
21-man
a
from
management.
April
control
elected
recessed
independent
Gas
1946
RR.—Earnings—
1
from
the
in
of
taxes
will be used for additional working
railway———
March—
for
taxes
National Container Corp.—Sells Notes Privately—The
1—
Missouri Pacific
V.
717,439
246,513
115,743
1947
1948
621,810
income
"Deficit.—V. 169, p.
Gross
for
stockholders
"Deficit.—V. 169, p.
RR.—Earnings-
$6,696,545
1,779,431
railway
oper.
$0.24
$200,000
:
•
railway
Jan.
of
Federal
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
,$268,637
71,736
29,631
$323,122
147,570
77,756
886,916
392,126
199,571
1,063,075
452,478
224,678
1,071,741
430,917
235,427
1-671.
oper.
Net
Merritt-Cliapmari & Scott Corp.—Directors Elected—
contest
after
•
were
Period End. Mar. 31—
.(,1946
1947
604.
p.
tAfter
' $0.74
/•
amount
net
and
1946
t$199,459
1336.
p.
105
—V.
A
The
corporation
Net
$365,575
139,750
68,924
1949
from
Gross
Net
the
Inventory depreciation,
.
outstanding, with 1.000.000 shares authorized.
On
railway—
p.
from
From
Capital
$0.79
in
reserve
a
1947
"$628,252
,
railway
oper.
169,
Gross
Total
379,312
83,344
22,325
478,736
136,683
46,508
1—
March—
1947
1948
of
$0.78
-
-A:,
/'v
'
1948
t$670,983
amended to eleminate the authorized preferred^stock,
none of which has been
outstanding since 1928. The authorized capital *.
stock now consists only of common stock of which
845,752 shares are
Gross
v;-'/
1948
.1949
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
(Including Wholly-Owned Subsidiary)
1949
1949 4
stockholders annual
Incorporation
$137,036
38,723
17,687
Meredith Publishing Co.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended March 31—
$0.61
outstanding preferred stock.
on
$665,905
share.
$498,114.
—V.
$179,164
46,550
13,664
(
$365,812
136,408
78,861
railway
oper.
Net
1781.
p.
requirement
1946
RR.—Earnings—
railway.:
Jan.
From
Lawyers Trust Co.,
shares
70,000
par
no
324,026
$0.34
stock
common
taxes
deduction
the
Gross
.
from
Net
preferred
after
com.
per
Net
1947
1670.
p.
Net
York, N. Y., has
New York, N. Y., as
cumulative convertible second
Co.,
-505,006
171,720
51,534
'
income.
March—
Appointed—
Trust
railway
railway
oper.
169,
Gross
The
share of
per
1
'
1—:•
Missouri Illinois
to be offered
common,
at $6 per share, without underwriting.—V.
been
At
Net
letter of notification with the SEC
for Gilbert J. Snyder
18 filed a
par)
from
ry.
$210,276
.
62,174
22,797
'
income
opev.
Net
7,500
general' profit sharing plan.
'
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
1949
.i.
1948
Net
The company
1
4
March—
Gross
Mastic Asphalt Corp., South Bend, Ind.—Files—
for
$2,075,280 '
"397,880
"571,264
$2,641,955
539.230
318,596
Employees Share in
—
1948
$6,963,338
190,707
Charter Extension Approved—
1946
1947
1948
•
1949
$6,591,227
•
'
surplus
.Total surplus to policyholders, including capital of $2,500,000,
150,447
earnings
Net
assets.
of
52.57%
were
•
174,811
191,746
of
Federal
at the. close of 1948
of
230,022
174,472
$199,459,' which Included a tax
carryback of $432,000.
JAfter provision for Federal taxes of $584,736,
and inventory contingency of $200,000.
6,740,839
6,788,542
6,691,579
5,584,457
"544,451
"630,642
599,075
"463,643
"1,226,344
"1,289,597
10,263
"936,803
1454.
/■./-';//;.
/• .J:
1670.
135,629
156,559
future
;
169, p.
Gross
Total
high,
' *
by the company under provisions of its
v
-104,865
„
"After
this company's profit sharing plan totaled
over
$200,000 Tor the first-quarter'of
1949, it was announced on
May 3 by W. L. McKnight, President. Profits of $3,000,000, according
to the firm's latest report, have reached an unprecedented high level.
A total of 6,500 employees at 27 plants and offices located in 15 states
received checks. This was the 49th consecutive quarterly payment made
income
taxes was
$871,292.
Adding Federal income tax refunds, less taxes incurred, the net gain
for the year was $1,287,658, equal to $2.57 per share on the 500,000
outstanding shares.
:
from
gain
56,373
718,709
income—_
possible
Employee benefits under
reports for 1948 a new high total of $29,759,356 in net
and a sharp reduction from the previous year in
statutory underwriting loss, which decreased to $387,321 compared with ;
Not
820,968
sales
Earned
1—
railway'
railway
from
ry.
1949
Profits—
The company
an
647,986
Quarter Ended March 31—
448,615 ' " "38,335
$2,553,590
$2,349,502
-122,526 ~
"106,308
"'83,16G
"338,052
income
oper.
from
Gross
."Deficit.—V.
1948—
$1,938,734
641,958
75,631
"
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Net
3,674,427
322,391
4,298,748
1,117,850
railway..—__ "r
from
Minnesota Mining &
premiums
60,973
railway——
amount
'
railway
from
Net
Net
Insurance Co.—Reports for
&
37,167
;//r Motor Wheel Corp.—Earnings—
1886.
p.
V"
March—'
Gross
Net
fall. Imported goods have played an increasingly:
important part in Field.plans since the war, and the current expansion
plans will continue that trend, he added.—V. 168, p. 2543.
Massachusetts Bonding
40,022
$267,035
1946
$1,284,875
"59,663
"131,886
Minneapolis St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Ry.—Earns.—
•
From Jan.
:
.
by
way
$1,584,017
476,102
202,436
4,578,021
805,676
291,235
4,655,196
849,920
railway
railway
from
ry.
Net
will be established in London, Paris,
1
income
oper.
Net
widespread European operations that
have characterized the store's activities for over 30 years, with only J;
wartime interruptions. This announcement by Mr. McBain was made >
simultaneously
with
the
firm's resignation
as
a
member
of the
foreign buying offices of the Associated Merchandising Corporation.,,
Hilton Thorpe prewar head of the Field's European offices, will be¬
come acting Manager.
/
/ •.
ivX',
.
'
"After quarterly dividend
—V. 169, p. 1229.
1947
1948
$1,585,972
275,906
90,097
$1,629,021
303,375
122,801
railway
railway
from
Gross
"
'
71,752
Net income after taxes—
From Jan. 1—
Vice-President.
•
1946
$255,862
>■• 2,335
railway.
oper.
"Earned
1S49
from
from
Net
Budget
store's
1947/'.
$147,137
19,588
Quarter Ended March 31—
169; p. 1453.
March—
Gross
Operations in Near Future—
.Major Field offices in Europe
ahd other European markets. ,
$0 84
169, p. 1671.
Net
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Net
from
ry.
—V.
,
railway
from
Net
"1,012
1947
$185,854
79,941
1—
railway
"Deficit.—V.
is resuming the
company
'
' $172,533
,
income—
oper.
Net
470,320
121,895
27,144
26,690
income
opor.
from
Net
To Resume European
This
ry.
1948
1949
1
,
railway
railway
from
Net
',1946
$140,483
16,907
3,542
railway
Net
Mc¬
be
Chicago
the
of
Manager
Divisional
a
will
Palmer
Mr.
4 274 965
RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
-
1948
$165,976
36,014
1949
$157,596
railway-
Jan.
From
Gross
V;;
.
from
Gross
was
named. Mr.
the company's chief administration officer.
to
successor
no
4,274,965,,
T,
$0.97
_„—
From Jan. 1—
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
;
Chairman
eliminated
•
1454.
Montour
off-peak months of April
be represented by bank notes
months.—V. 169, p. 1670.
for storage during
The borrowings would
purchase of
maturing in not more than nine
L.
Palmer,
formerly
Executive Vice-President, has
been
President,
succeeding
Hughston M.
McBain, who becomes
of the Board. The office of Executive Vice-President was
James
share
1948
—
shares
common
169, p.
March—
Changes in Personnel—
Egil
per
of Consumers Power Co.)
has received
during 1949 up to $2,200,000 to finance
(subsidiary
company
authorization
until
satisfactory.
us a fairly good
in our Fieldcrest
Mills
Division
which
declined sharply during the
first-quarter, has
failed thus far during April to show signs of recovery. Billings con¬
tinue
at a
slow
pace
and it «is probable that the results in this
division will be unsatisfactory during the months immediately ahead."
elected
1949
—$40,893,943 $38,473,744
4,461,608
3,805,588
taxes—
Michigan Gas Storage Co.—To Borrow—
The
in all
l ,'/•
;
The bulk of our
business came in April
this year and the volume
Protfit for the month in our retail units should give
start in the second-quarter. However, sales volume
Bain
of
Earned
a
adversely
after
earnings
Number
1886.
p.
Co.—Earnings-
Sales
—V.
disappointing January net income improved during Febru¬
ary
and March. In fact March results, except in Fieldcrest Mills,
showed marked improvement and did not compare
too unfavorably
with
the same month in 1948,
although the late Easter this year
"After
$1,017,767
9
'
,
marked decline in net income.
per
"Revised.—V.
parts of the company, high labor costs and various fixed charges made .
the
it impossible to reduce them sufficiently for the full quarterly period.-y:
to prevent a
91,809
$0.47
Federal income taxes—•
common
share-——.
-
after
Earnings
market
where
which had obtained over the last three years
expenses
Net
able to reverse the upward
"Although by the end of March we were
trend
industry
textile
general
sales
Quarter Ended March 31—
"1943
$1,364,363
Net
Fieldcrest Mills Division
company's
the
pattern of the
activity had begun to decline in 1948.
followed
Monsanto Chemical
1949
3 Months Ended March 31—
Substantially all this decrease !
whose experience
similar period in. 1948.
under that of the
(1993)
Michigan Bumper Corp.—Earnings, Etc.—
.
held
occurred
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4801
169
cumul.
preferred
stock
stock
March
$29,007,181 $17,094,914
182,756
185,513
573,784
358,616
$28,250,640 $16,550,785
31
f
of America 1 VaVc cerreceivables, $18,379,738; .invenStates
United
811,128,473;
of indebtedness, $4,000,000;
$40,760,324; investments and other assets, $1,974,852; property,
and equipment, $28,094,572; deferred charges, $221,832; total,
tificates
plant
,
.
•'
1'-'•■•
■
•
from
Net
ry.
—Year to—
—4 Weeks Ended—
I
1948
of
number
663
to
Inc.—April Sales 32.5% Higher—
1949—Month—1948
1949—4 Mos.—1948 ■>
$5,236,140
$3,952,025 $16,189,714 $15,115,443
Neisner Brothers,
6aies
—V.
169,
;
'49 Apia 24, *48
stores
Period End. Apr. 30—
1564.
p.
%
*103,312
—V.
Net
railway
1,644,904
-
from, railway—
oper. income.!-
Net
"Deficit.—V.
169,
.:
1,622,528
140.293
*96,31).
*408,430
*513,005
*257,232 :.
The
leaseholds
thur
Dewing,
stock
Mass.,
Newton,
of Ticonderoga
2,325
non-affiliate,
a
shares
"Net
declared an extra dividend of 15 cents per share
dividend policy with the declaration of a quarterly
per share on the common stock, both payable
May 25 to holders of record May 11. Previously the company paid
dividends on an irregular basis.
.
■
j L
The corporation on Jan. 5, last, paid 25 cents per share, which was
the same as paid on Jan. 5 and May 28,. 1948.—V. .169, p. 1564.
;
Period End. Mar. 31—
Oper.
and
exps.
'Atlas
f
$2,562,485
$1,147,053
$2,493,059
12,684
43,696
50,861
$1,451,481
$2,575,169
$1,190,749
$2,543,920
314.984
292,766
1,175,279
•'•1,142,838
$1,136,497
income
bef.
inc.
$2,282,403
$15,470
$1,401,082
.,...
approp..
income
net
Electric Association—Output— •
Association reports electric output l
decrease of 780,990 kwh., or 5.45% belOW •
production of 14,321,089 kwh. for the corresponding week a year ago.
Gas output for the April 29 week is reported at 163,119.000 cu. ft.
This IS a decrease of 11,973,000 cu. ft., or 6.84% below production of
175,092,000 cu. ft. for the corresponding week a year ago.—V. 169,
New England Gas &
week ended April 29,.this
the
13,540,099 kwh. Thig is a
1887.
p.
•; l
>■
.
■
>
Jr;;;,,/-.-'
'
Gross
Net ry.
railway—1.!_
405,519
462,694
income—
177,300
2,495,792
income
250.000
$2,132,403
*$234,530
is
..
.
..
.
Net
ferred
railway—-—-
from
ry.
1,057,963
income—
446,611
The directors have
;
169,
income
holders
the following dividendsrfrom
v>
11-2S-48 "r"
.!:*2-25.-49y:
y,\- 5-25-49
$0.10-
:
Automobile
Aviation
Building
.09
'!
$0.12
..15
.07
.09
supply
*
.10
}
,
.07-
! !>■
.12
-
:08
.10
.20
-
.09
.18
:
;
.
Net
.10
from
■-Gross
Net
L
Net
.13
;
Net
ry.
v
Gross
•;
1
<
.06!
j.
.17
.02
-
•
-
•
'
.
.
L__
Inv.
•
Fund
Ind.
.10
•
-
Net
ry.
953,337
854,327
799(392
—V.
i
"
-
834,314
Net
200%
Net
* ';
.18
£
.19
.04
■■;
v%\."
Certificates Of¬
associates won the.
award May 5 cf $10,725,000 2%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, dated May 15, 1949. and due $715,000 annually
May 15, 1950-1964. The issue was reoffered immediately,1
subject to ICC approval, at prices to yield from 1.50% to
2.85%, according to maturity.
the offering are R. W.
in
Associated
.>
Y!
•
.18
.07
-•
..
T.15
-
•
,
Pressprich & Co.; A. G. Becker
issue
The
rate
awarded
was
Salomon
were:
Inc.,
and
011
a
■'..
j
-22
Other bids for a 2%%
99.0977; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
(jointly),. 99.027.—V. 169, p.
•■
.15
,13
*23
r-
,:f;
1010.
169,' p.
Net
ry.
v/,15
1949
Net from
•
1947
f
64,392
1946
$214,063
67,900
v
95,509
1
Net
81,296
railway
from
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
169,
p.
50,834
,125,080
677,218
560,969
169,218
137,022
ry.
'
67,747'
75,197 '
22,221
75,354
29,153
330,957
256,311
371,099
Hartford RR.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$12,709,494 $14,910,761
$37,709,097 $41,628,627
30,491,778
35,966,178
2,707,000
3,210,000
863,733
2,119,369
1,374,233
1,434,029
Majr. 31—
Taxes
•
-
Ship
44,916
*11,934
income—
169,
'.'
1887.
p.
rents
1,012,000
ry.
oper.
income
Operating
243,477
!
(.Dr)
incomeFixed chgs. & cont. int.
Net
10,023,591
—
facil.
Net
—
436,500
$993,926
621,901
11,526,010
: 1,070,000
698,048
530,552
$372,025
,V
79,159
Other than ry. opers.:
Non-oper. income (net)
1,857,670
$414,683
80.9
77.3
*$1,100,949
2,012,153
Fixed
income
chgs &
taxes—
■
•
•
■■
•
-
conversions
'
86.4
int.
$1,692,333
190,000
153,594
179~792
$52,202
cont.
,')
Net
$992,223
$585,300
90,000
t$405,508
"
'
Other
__i—
460,782
54l~019
$341,441
$1,151,319
p.
$424,227
income
"Deficit,
tOf
which
$279,420
1672.
was
$814,027
a
credit
1,006,073
6,254,414
3,510,080-
4,036,647
3,786,540
this
1,837,414
•
.
(Minn.)—Weekly Output-
for
company
kwh..
the
compared
as
week
with
April
ended
1949,
30.
for
kwh.
56.889,000
5.8%.—V.
increase of
an
the:
1887.
169; p.
-Earnings1947
1946 '
$627,124
! $678,431
$592,566
$349,281'
*7,712
v* 88,632
110,012
143,228
*164,453:
22,054
65,333
*211,077
1,701,528
1,835,924
1,620,416
*60,396
'222,223
344,678
*365,305.
132,119
*526,600'
balance
of
major
contracts
$19,634,171
—
unbilled
1948
r.
$756,124 *$1,961,783
adjustment.—V. 169,
i Jlrk *.Ui
railway
of the
$20,779,202
70,522,457 '
-12,174.
for the United
.
the
1949
7,
award
1949.':!
included
not
at-a
the
in
basic contract price of $67,350,000
foregoing. statement since it; was
subsequent to March 28, 1949.
elimination of the award for the
After
of
the
company's
'
"
v—
United States the unbilled
contracts
major
award-from -the Unitedof;, a passenger vessel
an
construction
the
for
States Lines Co.
is
received
company
Commission
Maritime
received
the ship was-
heavy aircraft earner United States;- work on
April
on
April
23,' 1949
■;
'
was
•
V%", V;1 '■ V::
frohi" long-term shipbuilding .contracts
on the percentage-of-completion basis; such income fof any period Will
therefore vary from the billings on the contracts. Billings and^unbilled
balances
government
on
which "might
—V.
feports income
company
contfacts
169; p. »08.
:•
•
Niagara Hudson Power
The
are
from * statutory
result
'J;
subject
'*278,531
169,
975,856:
1490
p.
Rubber Co.—Protective Committee^—
protective committee has
convertible
*36,963 \
debentures,
Coffin
of
formed
been
to
represent
of the
holders
April
due
&
'v.1:-J
^
Appliance
Inc.,
York—Stock
New
"'.V'V
\
Offered—
ibg (as
a
speculation), at $f.25
stock (par $1).
;
and
Transfer
1517), New York
agent,
N.
5,
are offershare 25,000 shares o£
per
' "
Novel
Appliances
Inc.,
Broad St.f.
v ■ ■
20
Y.
:
.
whose principal place of business is at 250 West 57th
St., New York manufactures,
assembles and sells an
unusual dish
towel holder,., under the trade name
of "E-Z Grip."
The holder -is
very
practical,
neat
and
handy
and
has unlimited
use
for
facetowels, wash cloths and dish towels in bathrooms, kitchens, nurseries,,
company,
.
suspended by the Department of-the- Navy on April 23,
On
income...
Norwalk Tire &
The
NOTES—The estimated
tion
;
^
railwayL..
Registrar
-
of
close
income..
"Deficit.—V.
(Room
1,662,940 .^1,337,077
the period.
1_
——-186,418,421
Number of employees at the close of- the period 10,773
the
at
profit
,V.;A
'arid
present in
The
a
bars and restaurants, • It retails
specially designed cellophane container for 50c.
and
advertising
working
sold
for
campaign,
capital.
approximately
$3,000
offices,
this financing is to provide funds for
of
purpose
sales
and
dentists'
It
repayment
of
the
purpose
contemplated
is
will
$1,000
limitation's, v
>r':'X''
machinery
entire
Landi, $7,000 for
equipment and the
for machinery and painting
development of a sales force and working capital;
is
issue
advertising.
for
balance
If the entire issUeproceeds will be used as received for organization
expense,
repayment of loan, development of a sales force, working,
capital and machinery in the order named. K ..
- ."
is
not
sold,
the
,
The
management
director;
is
C.
George
■'f
under
Baron
the
direction
Renzo
and
The;total, authorized!capitalization
stock
mon
and
of the
shares
goodwill
20,000
common
are
warrants
corporation has applied to the SEC for a six-months extension.,1
1, 1949, within which to dispose of its interest in Buffalo
the
organizationexpense,.
for
to JC}
loan
$7,000
There
Corp.—Asks-Extension^-;
if
at
extensive-,
an
additional
of
that
be 'used
of
5-year
It
stock
outstanding
issued
of
to
the
C.
at
"E-Z
Grip"
cents
5
was Ordered
by the Commission in Oct.,:t 1945, and"
compliance has been extended -from time to time and was
warrant.
per
•
shares
the
($1
purchase
"
'
'
par)'com¬
of
20,000"
May 15, 1950.
stock and ;, 15,000-
shares,, of .-common
consideration for
in
sale; of the 15,000 warrants
Co.)
par, exercisable only after
5,000
Landi
for
President and
contemplated that
Conte and Louis
will become addi¬
is
Italo
is: 100,000
warrants
,.
C., Landi,
Falco.
completion
of the
present financing,
Mattielli (of Ackerman, Conte, Mattielli &
tional directors.
■
•;
V.
;
any" adjustments
to
repricing 'and
doctors
upon
Nov.
product.
' "
~
Mr.
„
developmentAand
theat a price of
)
contemplated
Landi
after, May 2,' 1949,
or
op
the
■
...-
Such'divestment
the
to
time
for
.;\:V
.
.■ •■!
■■
,■
before the Commission a plan for'; consoli¬
Electric Corp., Central New York .Power
Corp. and""New York Power and Light Corp., the major subsidiaries
of Niagara Hudson,
as
well as a plan for dissolution of t Niagara
Hudson, which will own all of the common capital stock of ...the
expire May
dation
.
is
of
1,
1949.
Ohio
.
The
pending
now
Buflalo
dated
Niagara
of
,
.
surviving, single operating company.
Briefs and requested findings'
in
the
proceedings on such plans are due to be filed with : theCommission or before May 11.
-\%
f
The SEC has given interested persons until May 11
to request a <•
hearing on the application for extension.—V. 169, p. 1887.
stockholders
which
6%
has
Gross
from
Net
ry.
From
The
par
old
shares
from
par
1948
$757,158
$839,808
$697,286
173,431
228,359
123,968
1946
1947
;
income
■'*
.
$695,397
-
16,745
60,830
87,463
33,923
*56,969
2,189,493
2.191,813
2,131,880
1,955,641
472,592
424,607
398,107
273,260
157,571
143,717
104,935
37,190
1—
Jan.
rv.'
-Earnings^—
1949
■
railway
oper.
Net
Ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income
"Deficit.—V.
169,
of
been
p.
:
1673.
10
approved a plan of reorganization
provided for the merger with this company
Coal
&
Supply
Co.,
the surviving
corporation
Ohio River.Sand Co.,
as
authorized
an
Inc., a new Kentucky corporation,
capitalization consisting of 32,235 shares of
par
$20, and 100,000 shares of common
$10.
Ohio
7%
River
first
and
stock,
held
par
had
Co.
preferred
reacquired
preferred
Sand
issued
stock,
in
$50,
par
the
and
as
$100,
at
of
Dec.
31,
1948,
9,54T
which 5,249 shares
shares of 6%
treasury,-15,000
36,000
shares of common
stock,
$1.
Under
''
railway
from
Net
.'
"
from
Net
Southern
River
cumulative preferred stock,
stock.
had
March
on
23, 1947, which
subsidiary,
be known
to
•
Eiyer Sand * Co.—Plan of Reorganization Approved
Nov.
its
s'ecohd
Norfolk
Gross
Total Operations:
Net
of
1—
oper.
common
1,271,506
'949,430
«
_—!_
Totals
Estimated
;
•
income
766,795
*1,844,197
30,288,892:
Ackerman, Conte, Mattielli & Co., New York,
■
Mar. 28,'49 Mar. 29,'48
$10,640,735
$4,713,551
—_!!___.
6,381,066
13,457,068
repairs."
and
Three Fiscal Mos. End.
-
turbines and accessories..
work and operations—
March—
$295,796
*386,161
1,649,687
33,088,511
'*':*•'
*$3,113,102
,
Federal
672,381
33,900,601*
1, 1958.
Hollis T. Gleason, an
Burr, Inc., Boston, Mass., investment bankers, ia
Chairman of the committee.—V. 169, p. 1887.
62,907
.
$408,519
78.9
—
ratio
$2,272,353
$1,086,151
677,632
The
1673.
p.
f
Hydraulic
There
._
(Dr)
rents
Equipment
Jt.
„
from
ofticer
Newport NeWs Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—Backlog
358,016
Railway Operations:
Operating revenue
Operating expenses
169,
oper.
ry.
4%
1,039,348
225,016
railway
oper..
•
to
New York New Haven &
..."
,
.
1946
1947
1948
32,179,432
railway...
Jan.
Net
A
995,292
Niagara Electric Corp. and subsidiaries thereof.
Period End.
1949
,1949
from
Net
.
"1,303.146
Billings during the period:
Shipbuilding contracts ;
177,451
133,802
income—
1672.
Aircraft
Consolidatcd-Vultee
of
complete purchase of new Convair
to
744,506
income.—-
railway.._.
Novel
;
560,935
262,858
railway
from
Gross
Net
26,131
717,101
oper. income.—
From Jan. 1—
ry.
The
1—
tv
$383,179
138,766 '
'
42,490
120,514
175,625
80,926
1
1946
1947
$490,606 " ' $367,765
$412,123
t
railway—' 1,179',743'
"Deficit;—V.
The
$208,329
1948
$263,577
132,013
railway——
from
Net
railway
from
stockholders.
reaches
Ry.—Earnings—
railway—!_
from
From
1—
Jan.
balance,
1887.
RR.—Earnings—
$244,711
MarchGross
loan
"
output
from
-
1948
•
1949
;
railway
$125,650,473.
New York Connecting
report
Northwestern Pacific RR.
Net,
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings— "
railway—
from
which
:
bid of 99.2299.
& Hutzler,
Bros.
Brothers
Lehman
common
printers.'
hew shares
control
holds
March-
•
Gross
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Clayton Securities Corp.;)
Julien Collins & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
>
Atlas
corresponding week last year,
.071
•
States
and F. S. Yantis & Co. Inc.
would
and
the
its
the R.F.C.
railway—
income
Electric
:
•* .04;:
'
.15' "
balance)of major contracts unbilled at March
28, 1949 includes the award, on an estimated basis, for the construe- \
Co.
be at the
give Atlas
stock.
would
stock
set
Northeast's
the
of
annual
of
hold
oper.
.17* :
.03
I
•-,,
.18/
l
•
,
V-:J
& Co.; Inc.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Harris, Hall';
& Co.
(Inc.); Hornblower & Weeks; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner <fc>
Beane;
Otis & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Graham. Parsons & Co.; The Illinois Co.;
Wm.
E. Pollock & Co. Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Freeman & Co.;
Inc.;' Blair
Co.,
1948
not
totaled .60,187,000
.10
:
.05
*.04
.15
stock.—V.
in
oper." income
ry.
From
Gross
fered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and
&
be
to
Northern States Power Co.
.05,
.03
'
.04
fund.!
•
from
from
Net
Central RR.—Equip. Trust
New York
shares
240,000
Board.
common
still
*•■
.18
.03
from
.02
.
.
.17
..
'.12
.14
,
.10
.-.07
stock
New York
2,223,735
1,197,256
925,317
1672.
169,-p.
-
.
"Deficit.—V.
Gross
288)381
267,965
2,044,920
income.—
oper.
into
date
a
'(
oper.
ry.
;
.16
-
.13
--..10
-
.15
.
'
Shares
Investment—_
Coast
"Also
1946
$743,178
1947
$785,235
380,477
966,193
mortgage.
railway— $12,482,497 $11,786,010 $11,500,698 $10,571.07$
14,674
2,374,528
railway———
1,567,676
1,583,509
Jan.
Net
•
.12
.06
..
.
.06
:
.09
.15
■ '•
-
.32
„
.09
.06
.
Railroad equipment
190,548
2,259,559
the
.
needs
from
Net
.15.
.17
624,301
972,288
a.
approve
from
From
".10
,
•:
*
-.21
.12
.04
:
1
because
from
.25
,12
118
utility
Railroad
2,115,489
2,109,710
request
to
for any length of time.
ordered by C.A.B. to divest itself of Northeast stock by-
March—
Gross
-.03
V
-.11
.10
1
i.
987,766
308,212
—
to
'
':
.
railway
railway
frcm
10
meeting
air. transports.
Of five ordered, the airline has received three.
other two await receipt of funds from the loan.—V. 169, p. 1230.
■
;
:'
!
Public
-
.10
•
!
Merchandising
Diversified pfd.
330,741
May
annual
their
Aeronautics
on
the hands
may
' '
.10,"
/.20
'
.07
.13
Machinery
Metals 1
Oil
.10
.07
stock
Insurance
Corporate bond series
217,605
oper. income
From Jan. 1—
( !•
ry.
Airlines,
Northeast
■
•
-
1
422,069
1948
$857,469
418,778
1949
226,142;"
railway
at
of
mortgage
and
in
been
.10/ '
,
.12
.03
.00
equipment
Food
Pacific
$653,032
railway
from
from
until
persons
asked
stock
■Northern Pacific
.03
:
'
Electrical
March—
March—
Net
be
Civil
price
company's
Northeast
8-25-43
$0,14
•
.04
.08
Chemical
Gross
Gross
the
now
Fall
next
-
.09
.04
stock
Bank
$0.10
i.
.10
;
...
*8,912
Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
New Orleans
and
company)
"approved shortly by the Securities and Exchange
the
of
Corp,
Corp.
Industrial Series-
Agricultural
the
Atlas has
payments shown as comparison):
1454.
p.
be
to
and
200,000
rA'tla's
investment
oh the special stock of this-corporation, payable May 25 to
of record May 5 (see first column below—with three previous
declared
2,5b,422
1,373,697
612,348
oper.
holding
necessary under provisions of a proposed $1,750,00(1
Finance Corp. loan to the company, consummation of
market
report is
'
"Deficit.—V.
•
shares
The
Stocks, Inc.—Distributions—
86;426
•.
!
.1948
$265,063
now 2,006,000 common shares authorized and 519,624 com¬
outstanding, of which Atlas .holds 100,000. Atlas also holds
cf 80,312 total shares outstanding of Northeast's pre¬
stock,. issued about a year ago.
-'.:■!•!/>■%
annual meeting is scheduled to be held as soon as practicable
7^,959
■
after
York
New
Diversified
1—
railway
1949
'
shares
mon
"
,
500.
p.
170,706
-
will
common
is
said
between
7,648,992 ' 15,091,684 f 16,270,393
6,492,861
169,
Government bonds 'series!
1946
$712,936
pen
Corp.—Earnings—
•
,
interested
given
into
•Conversion
!'$i,151,082
.
(000'S omitted)
"Deficit—V.
Diversified
t,
has
Reconstruction
250,000
$986,497
—
383,288
3,066,986
oper.
from
Net
1947
$1
Northeast.
of
stockholders
current
150.000
""
$$82,616
-
207,799
From Jan.
Gross
1948
$1,021,946
,
$867,322
railway-
from
from
Net
1949
,
stock
Commission
150,000
Steel
Earnings—
RR.
New Orleans & Northeastern
at
.There are
Net
:Tobacco *
March-
the SEC
with
offered
Aircraft Corp. pursuant to which Northeast agreed to>
five Convair-Liner aircraft from Consolidated for $1,600,509.
SEC
•The
;
.....
York
(New
Conversion
Sales of steam—pounds
of shares
For
of
be
to
hearing.
for
property
.
.
stock,
A
Vultee
purchase
of
,
class
companies also request an -exemption order permitting the con¬
of a purchase agreement between Northeast
and consoli¬
dated
11,113
acquis, of bonds or of
The
of each of the three companies, by, purchases thereof
or the Boston Stock Exchange and irf the over-the-counter market with
respect to Boston Edison Co., and in the over-the-counter market with
respect to Lynn and Western, for a period equivalent to the notice ,
period for submission of bids.
: "
>-•"
The proposed stock sales are said to involve a step toward financing
investments in subsidiary companies.
....
^
^
Interested persons were giveri until May 9 to request a hearing .
before the Commission.—V. 169, p. 1887. ■
;;'La-!v\'x'. jy
notification
25 filed a letter of
par)
taxes,
Corp.
which
Net
new
price
,
summation
$1,440,368
deductions
Appr.op".
the three companies, and intends to solicit offers for the
purchase of the three blocks of shares by means of a newspaper
advertisement.
Persons notifying the company of their desire for an ,
opportunity to purchase the stock will thereafter be advised by NEES
of the conditions of sale and the time for submitting bids, which shall ,
ndt be less than 24 hours after such advice has been giveri. *
In connection with such sale, NEES proposes to stabilize the rharket •
,
for
after
'
tlvely
used
common
The
■
$9,545,550 $19,800,732 $19,499,152
18.653,679
17,006,093
3,983,065
$8,638,392
7,198,024
taxes—
inc.
conversion
New England Electric System—To Sell Stocks of Subs.,
company
has advised the SEC of its proposal to sell three
of common shares constituting minority interests in Boston
Edison Co., Lynn Gas & Electric Co., and Western Massachusetts Cos.
NEES owns 123,100 shares, 15,175 shares, and 8,607 shares, respec- '
,
Inc., its affiliate, have applied to the SEC for an exemption order
permitting the exchange of a $316,000 note of Northeast held by Atlas
for
1949—12.Mos,—1943
1949—3 Mos.—194$
Opeiating revenues
Income
blocks
.
Northeast Airlines, Inc.—Exchange of Securities—
y
vNew York Steam Corp.—Earnings—
Gross
cents
15
of
'
deprec., depl. & int.—
$905,156
•"But before profit on bonds purchased.—V. 168, p. 2228.
directors have
The
Stock
Stock
liquidation.
of
process
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc., New York.
Pro¬
for drilling oil wells,
purchase of equipment and
additional. working capital.
L'• y
12 Months Ended March 31—
the
of
for $175,000.
Electric Light & Power Co.
authoized to acquire from its parent, Niagara
Hudson Power Corp. 75 shares of the Ticonderoga common for $2,625.
Such purchases will give New York Power
100%
of the outstandingstock of Ticonderoga, winch renders 'electric service in the Town and
Village of Ticonderoga in.the. State of New. York.—V. 169, p: 1564.
and initiated a new
dividend
(40c
North American Cement
acquire from Ar¬
corporation has received SEC. authorization to
S.
Operating income
Non-operating income!.
-
April
and
the
in
New* 1f6r.k Rower & Light Corp.—Acquisitions—
The
The
Corp.—15-Cent Extra Dividend—
on
be
is
.
shares
will
and
which
-
Underwriter,
ceeds
listing
company,
Corp., Seguin, Tex.—Files—
company
300,000
share.
of the Washington'
registration the capital
application
the
from
this
169, p. 1338.
.
(Herman) Nelson
granted
strike
of
par)
1949
Washington Steamboat Co.—Delisting—
has
to
Norma Oil
for
v'
1564.
p.
1,985,172
*83,643
*289,950
■
f
1,922,102
6,734
ry.
•The company also was
$21,246,667 $20,363,987 $84,094,427 $82,920,596
in operation decreased from 693 at April 24.
at April 23, 1949.—y. 169, p. 1887.
6ales
The
Apr. 24, '48 Apr. 23;
Apr. 23, '49
*72,259
($100
1—
from
Gross
common
Chicago---Current Sales Up 4.33%—
'income—!*
Jan.
&
SEC
The
Exchange
•
*80.576
*192,886
36,423
44,701
*113,539
28,525
Norfolk
V
:
$688,032 vj" $621,498
•
.
National Tea Co.,
,-*$730,720
railway$559,675
Monday, May 9,
1946
1947
1948
1949
"V.
.
railway.!-:
oper.
From
•
LIABILITES—Accounts
«•
from
Net
V"
payable, $7,136,680;
accrued taxes, wages,
interest, etc., $4,334,158; estimated cost to replace involuntarily liqui¬
dated "last-in, first-out" inventories—less tax credit
$262 133 accrual
for Federal, State and foreign taxes on .income, $8,714,607; 2 A h debentures
due
June
1,
1967, $15,000,000;
insurance reserves, $628,763, ,
reserve for contingencies, $1,200,000;
4'/2% Cumulative preferred stock.
(par $100), $16,245,000; common stock (par $10). $14,344,610,
1
surplus, $8,443,200;
earned surplus,' $28,250,640; total, $104,559,790.
—V. 169, p. 1564.
:.W'%
$104 559 790.
•March—;
Gross
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Ontario & Western Ry.— -Earnings—
New York
MARCH 31, 1949
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET,
ASSETS—Cash,
tories,
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1994)
10
the
outstanding first
preferred stock will receive a cash payment sufficient to reduce accumu¬
lated and unpaid dividends thereon to $50 per share and will then re¬
ceive
in exchange
for each share of such stock llA shares of 6%
preferred stock of the new company.
For each share-.of. ,6%
second
preferred stock there will be exchanged to shares of common stock of
the new company, and for each common share of the old company there
will be exchanged
1/10 of a share of the new common stock.
The
date for the exchange of stock had been set as April
1, 1949. Bee
V. 166, p. 2663.
plan,
holders
of
the
4,298
shares
of
^
Volume
Number 4801
169
Ohio River Sand Co., Inc.
Sand Co.
See Ohio River
PURPOSE—The
(Ky.)—Acquisition, Etc.-
funds
above, and in V. 166, p. 2663.
to
the
of
such
1,
Ry.—Earnings—
1948,
tional
March—
,
Gross" from
Net
from
Net.
ry.
1949
•
.
,
1948
•
1946
1947
_
$95,403
$31,362
$71,866
31,601
22,038
3,314
income—
oper.
14,203
8,602
6,173
'6,614
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
of
'Deficit.—V„ 169,
.
additional
257,873
89,007
88,300
of
preferred stock
29,681
; 20,593
30,995
23,028
it
will
Calif.—Secondary Offering—
of 32,570 shares of common
the
of
the
of
from
when
and
the shares
—V.
to
1949
of
employees
shares
(other
the
of
than
■
,
SECURITIES
,
BEFORE
GIVING
no
.
...
San
Joaquin
Unifying &
Pacific
.
1st
Gas
&
subject
to
prior
1,
ref
May
TO
10,
5V2%
Francisco
San
office of
Bankers
and
(A.
company
W.
Common
'No
and
to
A
scries
to
be
of
names
shares
of
purchased
of
by
the
5%
each
several
underwriters
redeemable
of
them
first
from
and
preferred
the
with
'
,
A.
C.
Allyn
Bacon
and
No.of. shrs.
j
80,000
Co., Inc.—
as
Whipple &
Bailey & Davidson
Bacon,
Robert W.
Baker,
2,000
Co—
,
Baker, Weeks & Harden
Ball,
Burge & Kraus
Eichler &
Stearns & Co
A.
Biair
&
Blunt
1933,
&
and
Sullivan
&
Irving
McAndrew
1,500
McDonald
2,000
Mason
Brashears
1,000
Merrill
3,000
Co._
E.
1,000
Clark
W.
Clark,
Coffin
Cohu
&
&
Julien
1,000
Co._
1,500
1,500
Newhard,
2,000
The Ohio Co.
Co
&
rights
1,000
Co.________
sen.
1,500
Pflueger
Baerwald—___
1,500
1,000
& Co—
Merle-Smith—___
Dickson
S.
&
Read
Dominick
Drexel
&
Putnam
& Co._
Raggio,
Reed
10,000
8,500
.
Co
&
Corp._
A.
7,000
Evans
&
Clark
&
1,000
1,000
Co
Farwell, Chapman & Co.__
Fewel
&
Field,
Richards
The
First
First
The
2,000
of
First
Southwest
Foster
&
45,000
20,000
Chas.
7,000
&
4,000
I
20.000
Co-
2.000
Co.
&
F.
Co
&
Co.—
William
Moore &
Co
Co.—
8,500
R.
Staats Co.____
Starkweather & Co
1,500
Stein
2,000
Stephenson,
Hallgarten
&
Hannaford
&
Co.___,
&
16,000
Talbot
'
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Harris,
Hall
Hayden,
&
Co. -<Inc.)_
Miller
&
Co.—_
—
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Henry
J.
Herrman
Hooker
Hope
&
Hornblowfer
Hill
F.
W.
The
Sutro
Henry
Weeks^_
15,000
2,000
Swiss
Johnson,
<fc
Co.—
—
Co.—
Space
Wagenseller
4,000
G.
Walston,
Weeden
&
Inc.
Co
Durst,
&
2,000
2,000
profit
'Based
and
London
a
(England
dispatch.
1
Tide Water
Associated
involved
in
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher30,530
service
Inc.
March
6,305,033
(estimated)
Canadian
share———
working
1949,
Governmetn
$1,304,727
$0.09
$0.26
—
no
stock outstanding.
par common
capital
securities,
and
liabilities of
current
15,000
_—
&
Co.__
2,000
Co., Inc.:
industry to
Karl
&
16,000
N. White & Co
2,000
1,000
White, Weld & Co
&
Co., Inc.
McCormick
Kidder
&
do so at the time of a postwar new
Greir.er, Vice-President and General
M.
tain
six
that
77
models
line
the
in
Ihe finest of
in
the past
A
will
introduction.
Co._„
to
this
We're
than
Bendix
plans
five
hopeful
five
service
several
to
affected.
parts
days,"
the
and
1947
1946
$778,851
$699,816
'94,619
'93,757
income—
.'566,170
'364,522
'301,305
'268,489
1,973,694
2,315,163
2,126,870
1,915,187
1—
railway
'1,026,082
169,
?533,891
'449,026
'473,340
'1,632,402
income
'1,191,148
'1,065,341
'984,293
1673.
p.
per
$589,309
$505,562
764,573
759,957
share.
com.
1566.
p.
be
jeopardized,
dealer
4,000
that
to
the
of
our
make
Christopher,
removing
these
dies
will
the
and
but
to
common
from
strike
the
brakes,
own
parts
removed
Bendix
departments
T.
George
be
strike,
operations
Approximately
get
$0.70
display
Woodard-Elwood
&
Co
1,500
30.009
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.—_
7,000
of
1,500
Wulff,
Hansen & Co
3,500
Theatres,
2,000
Yarnall &
2,000
mon
Co.„
$2,367,980
$2,273,991
764,573
$0.61
759,357
$2.89
_
$2.89
::v;
Pennsylvania Telephone Corp.—Sells Bonds Privately
corporation, it was announced April 29, has placed
privately with The Equitable Life Assurance Society of
—The
the United States
issue of $2,500,000 3V8%
an
on
45,000
for
Proceeds will be applied by the
toward its 1949 construction and improvement
program.
company is a subsidiary of General Telephone Corp.
additional
$2,500,000
of first
mortgage
bonds,
3%%
series
1979, has been authenticated by the Bankers Trust Co., New York,
N. Y.,
under the mortgage indenture for which it is trustee, paying
agent and registrar,—V. 169, p. 1674 and 1566.
The
due
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period—
Gas
sales
of
Sales
1949—3 Mos.—1948
therms.. 462,580,.100
in
was
already
in
would
not
gold-painted automobiles
completed.—V. 169, p. 1673.
14.969,541
54,048,268
2,619,398
1,543,405
8,438,559
5,998,233
887,967
877,277
5,100,390
4,322,707
47,093,920
by-products &
residuals
Sales
of
gas appliances
int., divids., etc.,
Rents,
from
others
Total
income
440,754
542,020
1,957,060
2,010,807
20,569,627
17,932,243
69,544,277
59,425,667
Oper.
Fed.
13,643,985
11,677,735
53,138,243
42,837,984
750,000
Cr750,000
750,000
2,019,131
1,683,195
4,856,690
4,330,746
1,721,054
1,352,619
5,425,928
4,677,785
3,185,457
2,468,694
6,873,416
6,829,152
656,041
656,000
656,041
$4.86
etc
expenses,
for
special
income
Other
$3.76
$10.48
res-
taxes
taxes
Net
income
of
capital
stock
outstanding
Earnings
;
share
per
statements
the
reflect
accounts
of
Natural
Gas
656,000
$10.41
Pipeline
Co.
and Texoma Natural Gas Co. for periods subsequent to
1948, only, because The Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. did
acquire 100% ownership in the capital stocks of these companies
America
Nov.
not
30,
until
December,
subsidiaries
1948.
consolidated
Feb.
of
as
current
liabilities
balance
1949
28,
assets
of
as
sheet
shows
th
$20,408,389.
were
of
total
Peoples
assets
date
same
Gas
of
were
Consolidated
and
all
$322,466,502.
$31,837,649
long
term
and
debt
including bank loans amounted to $137,739,061
as compared with stock
surplus of $84,049,233, being 62% and 38%, respectively of total
capitalization.
Feoples Gas debt as of Feb. 28, 1949, including bank
loans, was $82,196,800 as compared with Peoples stock and surplus
and
of
The
$82,423,162.
divided
debt
between
capitalization of Peoples Gas
and equity.—V. 169, p.
1838.
alone
evenly
was
Peoria & Eastern Ry.- -Income Account3 Mos. Ended March 31—
1949
1948
$1,461,963
$1,444,828
1,181,357
$319,272
$263,471
131 281
revenues
have
Paramount
Inc.
of
Net
been
from
revenue
'Railway
railway
125,188
operations.
accruals
tax
Equipment and joint
facility
rents
93,338
Net
operating
railway
66,238
$94,653
Other
income.
$72,045
income
Total
16,588
Miscellaneous
Fixed
deductions
from
11,841
$111,241
income
$83,886
income-
1,636
56,596
$25,401
46,165
.
1,889
34,284
$75,321
charges
income
Net
—V.
169,
Federal
income
taxes
12,686
for
new
car
announcement
sufficient
as
1117.
p.
Pepsi-Cola
Co.- -Management
Slate
Reelected—Sales
Off—
Pictures,
announced
stock
1,448,058,308 982,018,169
16,621,508
gas
of
'1949—12 Mos—1948
303,161,596
'
'Includes
near-future
a
Inc.—New
Securities
Traded
in
Detroit Stock Exchange—
It
first mort¬
bonds due 1979.
gage
into
settled
be
all
plant.
weeks."
inasmuch
Paramount
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
5,000
1*949—12 Mos.—1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948
taxes_
shares.
Employees in the
feasibility
cannot
most
shipping
and making
The dies for 13
weeks
corporation
cease
notice."
plant
impractical.
by
Bendix
28
further
will be
explored
Bendix
Packard
said
He
"For
the
April
"until
and
"we
the
is
owned
less
much
work.
from
take
production.
to
on
shifts
engineering
explained,
are
by
caused
company
completed
11,000 Packard workers
learned
would
Dean Witter & Co
1948
'145,832
Operating
brakes,
of
of
dies
4,500
—
(EDT)
noon
Operations—
continue
1,500
Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kirkpatriek-Pettis
Co
Frank, Knowlton &
Co
to
up
1,142,691
offices,
Packard
brakes
Golden
and dozens of minor changes, adding up
1.200,000 automobiles'-which Packard has produced
the
Packard
President,
have
the
50 years.'"
shortage
the
in
cars
major improvements
to
2,000
&
Co
Philadelphia,
$819,872
Consolidated
30,000
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs__
Volume Models of Golden Anniver¬
on
Sales Manager,
re¬
Anniversary line of 14 body types
would range from $103 to $246 lower, including equipment that previ¬
ously had been, optional at extra cost.
On April 28, Packard announced the Golden Anniversary cars "con¬
20,000
3,500
M.
Bldg.,
1818.
1949
after
169,
$35,315,761.
new
vealed
It
4,000
Kalman
—v.
of
$46,202,572,
was
company on May 2 announced lower prices on volume
Golden Anniversary cars,
thus becoming the first
its
general
Kaiser
A.
4,779,358
'365,733
common
current
The
of
2,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Jones, Cosgrove & Co., Inc.
Kebbon.
16,955,931
3,276,636
Station
p.
railway
'These
Cars—
sary
8,000 of the
C.
;__
198,093,525
23,449,414
$657,912
NOTES—The
Lowers Prices
close
Wertheim
Co
211,610,445
2,436,711
v
profit
of
Earned
800,000
$3,911,033
against $53,844,388 a year ago.
Current assets at March 31, 1949 totaled $81,518,333, including $16,302,568 in cash and $21,657,865 in U. S. and
at
7,000
1946
25,071,074
2,104,727
2,394,000
—
common
31,
the
5,000
1947
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
Prov.
17,904
$69,377,022 $44,708,207
etc
parts,
taxes—
taxes,
1948
1949
units)
15,000,000 shares of
Curtails
1,000
&
1948
The
offer to purchase the cpmmon
owned
by residents Of the
Indonesia as of the record date
Co.
—
on
forced
&
2
9,020,948
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
No.
total of 6,408,132
before
'Earnings per
1,500
7,000
; 30 000
Co.—
Lerchen
&
5,000
8,500
Corp
Hoffman
Watling,
Oakland.
and
an
Oil
570,000 shares of
a
(No. of
income
2^500
Corp.—__
&
&
Walker
Goodwin
2,000
4,000
H.
earnings
8 000
Co
Anthony & Co.
8,500
Co.___
&
Securities
2,500
Co.—_
James
Lane,
Swift
Spencer Trask
Tucker,
of
automobiles,
4 000
Inc.
_
American
Union
2^000
May
business
33,425,861
railway
oper.
Shares
2,500
Co.
F.
1,000
&
Youngberg
Company
&
&
about
30,000
_____
&
8,000
Illinois
Co.,
2,000
Collins
D.
Co.__
Corp.
Co.
Hutton
William
15,000
Stone
&
Hutton
E.
Stone <%; Webster Securities
Sandman
&
Holt, &
E.
8,500
Stroud
Hilliai'd & Son____
Richards
Holmes
4,000
&
2,500
2,000
Stix
2,000
&
Co
Stern, Frank & Meyer
Stewart, Scanlon & Co.__
4,000
Fay
&
15^000
&
—
8,500
45,000
Co
Co.
&
J. J, B.
&
Leydecker
Brothers
Co.________
&
Boyce.._____
______
1,000
Hogle
A.
Stern
&
Co.
2,500
Bros.
2,000
1,500
Granbery, Marache & Co._
Wesley Hall & Co
Parsons
Francisco
the
at
*
7,000
—
Smithers
30,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
from
ry.
firm, Messrs Labourchere & Co. N. V., which it is
representing Pacific Western Oil Corp. in the transac-
is
out
of
At
!
1,000
S.
the
for
&
1,000
Smith,
according to
shipments
Net
4,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co
15^000
Singer, Deane & Scribner__
2^500
Smith, Barney & Co
45,000
30,000
San
Quarters Ended March 31—
Net
1,000
Friedman
West Indies
Dutch
are
Federal
2,000
1,000
which
8,500
Corp._
Forgan & Co.______
Graham,
Sales
Corp.—
Co.——
of
announced on
dealings
railway______
oper.
Net
Corp.—Reported Making Offer to
Packard Motor Car Co.
1,000
.
Scranton
&
169,
from
Net
919,623
customers were
shares of Tide Water stock' out¬
standing.
Prior to this offer, together, Mission Corp., Mission Devel¬
opment Co., and Pacific Western Oil'Corp., all controlled by the Getty
interests, held about 30% of the Tide Water stock.—V. 169, p. 10.
Car
Shields
Marshall—______
H.
Hutton
Corp._„
Michigan
Maxfield
Glore,
Inc._
.
Pomeroy,
W.
ry.
Sales
There
1,000
Sons
;
Schoellkopf,
cities
Associated
Water
1949,
the' offer
7,'ooo
3^500
Humphrey
-
&
Shaughnessy
Co.
the
from
227,926,940 229,594,814
income___
From Jan.
Gross
32.6%
ditions.
1,000
Alcantara
Inc.
Schwabacher &
Co.—
First
Rollins
1,000
Cleveland
Inc.
.
&
Co.——
Boston
California
First
& Co.
———
.
H.
parts of
Exchange
1888.
1949
Street
from
from
Net
163,081,600
1948, approximately 0.7% of its gross oper¬
of distributing and selling water in 17
certain rural areas, and producing and selling
and
Curb
suspended
169, p.
1—
oper.
Net
$66,562,366
(from
York
be
>
March—
Gross
follows:
as
share, ex-dividend of 40 cents a share payable June 1. The price to
be paid for the original American share is $24.63 with the same con¬
.
F. Rothschild & Co.—_
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler__
Frank
C.
2,000
Co
&
7,000
Co
Robinson
Co.
E.
business
to
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
i\
Gas Mcf.
gas
will
railwayrailway
1811, Broad
May 18.—V.
•
only),
a
5,000
L.
Co.,
Inc.
JFahey,
The
&
the
held.
Bids for the purchase
of $10,425,000 equipment trust certificates,
series X,
dated May 1, 1949 and due in 15 annual instalments of
$695,000 from May i, 1950-1964, will be received by company at Room
31,
brokerage firm has made
Tide
Holland
4,500
Richey, Baikie
Riter
in
shares
according
"
2,000
&
Reynolds & Co.
4,000
Co
Co.__I
Co.—II~
Pressprich &
Rauscher, Pierce
20,000
Securities
Clement
2,000
W.
30,000
Co._
&
Estabrook
1,500
2,000
Co
Equitable
Inc.
2,000
Inc._
Francis I. duPont & Co.—
Elworthy
Co.,
Inc.— 45,000
Dominick
Eastman, Dillon &
1,500
R.
Co.,
& Co.,
&
&
1,500
Christen-
Inc.
&
of
understood,
2,500
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Prescott, Hawley, Shepard
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dillon,
15,000
&
were
1,208,579
engaged
24," 1949,
Bids for Equipment Issue-
tion^ is offering, until May 13, to buy the Tide Water stock for $24.36
Curtis
Peters, Writer
A Holland
The
&
ry.
derived)
Pacific Western Oil
April 29,
3,000
Net
energy
purposes
66.7%
of the
five
each
May
be
Buy Dutch Shares of Tide Water—
Netherlands,
5,000
_______
customers served
89%
expire about
169, p. 1818.
from
company
5,000
6,000
Bodine
R.
Jackson
Dec.
certain
stock
±
Townsend,
&
Webber,
l|soo
2^000
Co.—1
Day & Co
Dick
of
California—
Northwest Co
Paine,
1,500
in
2^000
:
Pacific
will
stockholders, at par ($25) of 754,038 shares of com¬
mon stock in the proportion of one new share for each
10 shares held on Feb. 25, 1949, 740,401 shares were taken
up for a total of $18,510,025 and 13,637 shares were re¬
moved from registration. This offering expired April 8,
.1949.—V. 169, p. 1888.
1 000
Pacific Coast Securities Co.
Co.
sold
electric
of
!'
from
stock, series A.
sales
revenues—
to
the New
1949,
'Deficit.—V.
also
were
towns
1^500
Co._.
Pacific
Is
ended
2,000
&
10,000
Co
&
&
&
Company
Cook
1,500
House
&
Co.—
1,000
:
Mejia
Davis, Skaggs &
L.
and
<fc
gross
for
for the subscription offering is expected to be about
mon
8 500
Needham
Dain
Crouter
Co
7,000
Inc
Co,
DeHaven
&
Mullaney, Wells
Davies &
R.
Moseley
5 000
Maynard H. Murch & Co._
Collins
M.
S.
Co.__
&
1,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co
J.
F.
Miller
4,500
7,000
Cooley & Co
Curtiss,
2,000
Co._
Burr,
&
16,000
"
Mitchum, Tully & Co
15,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
2,000
Morgan Stanley & Co
45,000
Co
Courts
Beane____
Clarke & Co.—
W.
&
2,000
Co._l
is
Common Stock Subscriptions—Of the offering to com¬
7,000
Revel
—„
&
Dodge
Co._
Co.
Milwaukee
months
steam
Lynch, Pierce, Fen<fc
12
and
8,500
Sears, Inc
Richard
ner
&
Gross
JAmount
treasury.
4,000
—_____
Marks &
Masten
ry.
bonds
Net
construction
customers—.
company
cities
2,000
(Inc.)
1948,
for
registration statement under the
stockholders the right to
a
common
that date.—V.
From Jan.
Light
except
customers.
revenues
Corp.—
Warren
31,
use
offer
to
railway
$74,530,917 $77 883,945 $74,739,952 $70,244,143
railway11,896,167
8,441,091
11.578,470
8,230,257
oper. income—
3,928,510
272,616
4,806,267
3,818,466
Net
Joaquin
9,035,918,618
$136,275,733
total
of
of
electric
ating
20,000
Whiteside,
Dec.
revenues
4,000
Company.
in
offered
now
sub-
proposes, *
from
8,280,780 shs.
San
first preferred
therefrom, and number of
3,500
Inc
Merrill, Turben & Co
The
ended
months
'Number
The
Co.____
Central Republic Co.
&
Co.;
&
Sons______
&
E.
stock
'It is estimated that approximately
also
Rhoades
Brothers
A.
Brush, Slocumb &
Buckley Securities
Chace,
&
Laurence M.
Co
1,000
______8,500
& Co.—
6,000
1,500
&
2,000
Lundborg
2,000
&
Brown
Co.
Co._
&
12
Percentage
30,000
Co.____
Loeb,
4,500
Co.__
Bradford
Alex.
M.
&
held
amount
(including the company's
Gross
8,000
O'Connor
3,000
Co
principal
listing 42,448
stockholder
from
refunding mortgage
outstanding bonds.
Sales
5,000
_______
the
Gross
Net
and
of
$895,500
under
for
common
warrants
on
tl,500,000 shs.
Electric Kwh.
16,000
Co
8,500
& Simmons
Bosworth,
G.
Brothers
&
Carl
the
gas
revenues
30,000
Corp.—_
& Co
Legg
Lehman
Lester
Hurry
&
Boettcher
C.
C.
Leib,
in lieu
1,000,000 shs.
12,000,000 shs.
issued
be
may
unifying
of
its
the
March—
400,000 shs.
'
5,215,175 shs.
$25)
(par
bonds
Corp.
Listed—
Pennsylvania RR. —Earnings—
1,173,163 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
5,000
Co
7,000
400,000 shs.
be
apd
16,000
Co
8,500
Inc
Blair
Ellis
Freres &
Higginson
_____
Walter
Co.,
William
J.
Co—
Becker & Co. Inc
G.
Bingham,
John
2,000
Co._;
Irving Lee &
1,000
Bateman,
Bear,
Lee
&
pfd.
4,211,662 shs.
1,173,163 shs.
,
6,000
Barth & Co.___________
J.
Langley
Lazard
H.
2,000
5,000
Co
&
Lawson, Levy & Williams_
C.
3,000
4,500
___
Baird & Co., Inc.
Watts
W.
stock
additional
Power
For
45,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
2,500
Co
&
No. of shs.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
7,000
4,211,662 shs.
_____
31,
these
opening
HISTORY &
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in California
1905. Company is an operating public utility engaged, prin¬
cipally, in the business of generating, purchasing, distributing and
selling electric energy for domestic, commercial, industrial, agricultural
aftd municipal purposes, and of
purchasing, transmitting, distributing
and
selling natural gas, for domestic, commercial,
and
industrial
purposes, throughout a large part of northern and central California.
follows:
Blyth & Co., Inc
that
stk., cumul.
stk., cumul.__
Stock
been informed that this corporation's warrants evidencing
tight to purchase capital stock at $20 per share expire at 3 p.m.,
May
on
Oct. ,10,
the
are
12,000,000
______
cumul
outstanding if all preferred
1,500,000 shares of 5% redeemable
stock,
company
t469,908,500
first pfd.
first
t.Exclusive of
intends, prior to Dec. 31, 1949, to apply for
listing of this preferred stock on the San Francisco and Los Angeles
Stock Exchanges and on the New York Curb Exchange.
number
stk.,
issued thereunder
LISTINGS—Company
UNDERWRITERS—The
redeemable
Redeemable
Co., New
ican Trust Co., San Francisco and The New York Trust Co., New York.
respective
stk., cumul—
stk., cumul
pfd.
to
are
Paramount
stockholders.'
Having
$281 —
(par
pfd.
first
5%
Ulrich, transfer agent),
York. Registrars, Amer¬
Trust
pfd.
first
5%
000 shares of 5% redeemable first preferred stock, series
A (par $25). Public offering price was $26.75 a share.
600,000,000
80,000,000
stock
of
by
May 4 approved
issuable against
on
additional share of
one
notification.—V.
the
bonds
Company
approved
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement C^rp.—Warrants Expire—
'$7,722,500
Co.—
19481
6% first
nationwide syndicate of approximately 200 underwriters
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., marketed on May 4, 1,500,-
Agents,
mtge.
an
Outstanding
(credit agreement of March
First preferred
Representing one of the largest preferred stock offerings
to
originate in the American public utilities field, a
Transfer
Electric
Theatre
new
Reorganization
Co.—Additional
effectiveness
of
Act
subscribe to
the
Authorized
•
Light &
Power Corp.—
- •
refunding mortgage
$150,000,000
&
Bank loans
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
.
,
to
and the certificates
recently notified the Curb Exchange that It
stock
....
the
of
recently
shares
common
The record date
EFFECT
of
Plan
the
company)
Curb Exchange
par
company
Securities
FINANCING
PRESENT
York
New
The
•
.
to
Exchange according
Exchange Commission.
scriptions.
such
at
stock
common
&
Picture Company
new
1673.
p.
additional
series
same
offered.
now
and
securities.
CAPITAL
secondary distribution
(par $10) was made May 5 by Hornblower1 &
Weeks; Blyth & Co., Inc., and Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, at $20V2 per share. Dealers discount 800.—V. 168,
p. 2689.
terms
169,
The
its
100,000
the
pursuant
(old
Inc.
Detroit Stock
Securities
the
11
Rights—
required.
as
in
the
on
the
stock of
Peninsular Telephone
.
issue
;
as
such
upon
issued
Pictures,
If this offering is made,
price as the company may
hereafter determine, subject to approval of the California P. U. Com¬
mission.
Company has not determined the nature or amount of any
be
interest
be
Addi¬
from
common
of
March
(i)
effective
now
received
The
of
program.
obtained
be
is
order
equal
amount
agreement
will
(1995)
basis
treasury
amount
an
in
its construction
program
its
further
Pacific Finance Corp. of
use
loans
credit
company's
Company expects to offer during
directors and principal officers)
220,103
84,809
A
part
a
to
bank
in part,
construction
securities
228,318
1490.
p.
the
under
become
proposes
retire
funds
106,402
.Income—
to
finance,
to
the
254,102
railway—_
railway
oper.
(b)
will
Company
fa)
CHRONICLE
presently on hand;
(ii)
from
internal sources,
the
principal items of which are the provisions made for depreciation and
amortization
(expected to
exceed
$20,000,000
annually)
and unap¬
propriated earnings,
(iii)
from short term bank loans under
the
company's credit agreement of March 1, 1948, and (iv) from the sale
$71,955
42,472
obtained
and
FINANCIAL
proceds
proceeds
funds- for
treasury
_
railway
railway
net
company.
net
$12,000,000
Oklahoma City-Ada- Atoka
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
May
on
Pictures
common
United
3
that
Corp,
stock
and
Paramount
An
opposition slate for directors
annual
trading
common
in
stock,
certificates
Theatres,
the
of
Inc.
unissued
United
interest
on
a
securities
Paramount
in
the
"when
com¬
issued"
The
stockholders'
opposition
tlers,
Arthur
Kan.,
each
and Pearl
Hardgrave
receiving
F.
held
meeting
candidates
of
20,526
Whitcraft
of
was
May
included
Chicago
votes
St.
nominated
and
and
and defeated
at the
4.
four
J.
of
Pepsi-Cola's
W.
Julius
Gerhardt
Darsky
Louis, each receiving
of
major
of
18,834
bot¬
Wichita,
Akron,
votes.
Ohio,
The
12
(1996)
THE
COMMERCIAL
v
.
difference
ton.., D..
represented
C..
however,
A
by
a
that
bottlers
in
Walter
bottle
"the
S.
Mack,
sales
16%
or
net
On
for
September
ficient
the
the
Steele
said
President
tract
and
at
sales
for
Mr.
a
believes
be
of
use
said
best
Co.
that
guess
when
of
the
"most
of"
that
was
the
on
period,
employment
funds
stock
to
which
16,000
1946 )
-;
3 Months Ended March 31—
$390,720
235,491
153,265
*14,779
162,044
159,700
114,123
Sales—wood
*3,438
Net
con¬
purchase
Mr.
Steele
First
railway™.
1,171,520
1,946,606
1,504.437
1.009.65C
636,721
616,686
376,471
435,541
434,052
280,905
shares
15,398
169,
Federal
have
been
Net
V.
1
pansion
of
the
finance
to
Memphis
the
plant
purchase amd
formerly
Sales
—V.
have
169,
—V.
168,
$2,669
2546.
p.
There
increased
1818.
p.
to
$15,000,000
1958,
week
of
ended
897,000
—V.
169,
30,
or
of this company
and its subsidiaries for the
1949, amounted to 138,772,000 kwh.. a decrease
0.6%
from the corresponding week of last year.
in
from
1948
$4,400,000
in
Sales,
1939.
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
29,130
1—
79,576
The
21,912
13,082
A
new
P.
U.
Commission
The
Edward
declared
O.
securities
that
of
it
at
issue
five.
The
117,452
bonds
the
106,043
126,358
174,923
89,518
to
President
revised
creditors,
would
iron
plan
of
Plan
announced
was
in
Philadelphia
fair
a
and
V.
Co.
allocation
stockholders.
cash
also
and
the claims of
the
parent
and
sation
in
The
and
Federal
plan
new
obligations,
in
less
now
all
be
maximum
a
of
the
securities
allocated
would
of
stock
now
to
new
to
company
up
single
a
class
$23,000,000
will
held
be
of
of
ali
rights
Holders
are
of
now
publicly
surrender
*767,909
all
in
public.'
their
on
and
stock
The
of
receive
shares,
cash
and
cash
remaining
and
its
system
in
(of
relieved
of
under
as
and United
the
will
the
in
the
June 7.—V.
RCA
377,655
shares,
of
April
23,
1949)
and
which
Rys.
accrued
50.9%,
or
!
of
or
H.
have
C.
the
"the
1Q9Q
each
$200 of
debentures.—V.
of
to
for
the
Bellevue
the
on
basis
hearing
subscription
for
each
by
169,
shares
eight
shares
Southern
Traction
Ingles,
the
on
Ry.
Co.
5s
of
Traction
of
1920;
Citizens
Co.
5s
of
Portion
.
1930-
the
basis of
Central
each
Ry"
,
of 1934, Washington
™
&
Canonsburg
West
Ry
chnr?«?
of
-1&ction Co., public
f
and
TEarnings
also
5s
tBased
of
Domestic
been
01'
AND
BONDS
Net
holders of
un-
169,
reported,
the
near
WSTSfcT -* 10
dna83$
shares
ca^ltforrthPe!vthim-gUaraiiteed
RailwayCoInrZ
'
PittxhiirLh
stocks' public holders would .receive
°r each 10 shares of Monongahela Street
pS 5S u°Uld receive $480; Mount Oliver Incline
Pittsburgh and Birmingham Passenger Railwav Co
Pa,SSenger Traction
Plane
$46s!-V
168.
p
by
taxes.
incurred
1907
Co" ^00;
Suburban Rapid Transit
Pitts!
Street
from
Net
ry.
share
the
railway..--.
railway.
income—_
Net
Net
-V.
from
from
ry.
railway—._
railway
oper.
169, p.
income—
1339.
lives
on
officers..
of
56,932
49,631
11,649,270
11,084,094
trade
and
316,016
$30,621,719 $29,828,389
miscellaneous—.—
Fed.
income
$2,891,352
taxes..
267,619
287,735
income, est
303.912
2.176,268
2.424,592
.
4,000.000
preferred
1
$3,021,223
188.436
—
—
than
stock
J.
4,000.000
2,638,400
$100)
(par
par $11
2.840,500
1.000,000
1,000,000
10.479,385
10,469,370
6.960,143
;
5,504.173
L
and
$30,621,719
1948.
$279,000
and
1948.
amortization
and
$117,480
of
1947,
in
$4,429,525
in
$29,828,389
$250,000.
1947.
lAfter
1948
tAftcr
for
reserve
and
$3,881,051
169, p, 113.
•
'
'
;
Quarter Ended March 31—
r
operating
1949
1948
sales
and
hole
Net
losses
profit
Total
v
540.452
181,219
$7,322,954
$5,824,462
loss
for
115,625
18,691
2,150.000
1,750,000
$5,057,329
$3,830,771
SI.26
invest.
on
Federal
SO.95
advances..
&
income
225,000
taxes..——
J
L
2013.
p.
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac
346.800
262,500
Net
from
Net
ry.
139,117
$5,643,243
share———
per
375,000
March—
120,499
$9,631,498
878,125
$6,782,502
—————
(net)_____
income
771,998
$9,804,083
1.658,257
loans.——_
possible
168,
3.708,651
980.798
^
bank
on
10,727,063
2.046,287
———
abandonments—,
income
for
$76,560,098
$7,919,065
345,880
4,031,987
.
depletion™——
and
provision
—V.
'•
16.135,772
..l.
expenses.
income
Earned
..
general
_™.—————————
Non-operating
f
services.—!——
and
and
Estd.
1947
.
296.285
^
$29,997,346 $28,615,339
of
Dry
between
revenue...
Total
Cost
Selling, admin,
Gross
3,872;000
-3,867,000
•
-
RR.—Earnings—
1949,
1948
1947
1946
railway.—
$2,224,096
$2,383,799
$2,324,819
$2,497,810
railway.——
476,379
587,348
855,984
564,168
from
Gross
3,215,000
V
.
-
•
.
;
179,871
214,254
389,611
177,489
railway—
6,421,618
6,840,983
6.479,737
7,149,898
railway.-.—
1,061,115
1.727,409
2,083,727
2.459.530
income—
249,796
617,469
872,609
1,044,011
income—
oper.
Net
....
83,891,865
$0,358
$0,280
'
;
The
•
v'
100.22,
1948
*
$1,065,922
79,270
def.30,990
a
mortgage
buildings,
held
notes
payable
the
said
New
by
York
some
time
671,283
be
sold
1946
$9,162,210
632,281
1,196,072
2,420,957
,
per
stock
80,313
,.
new
Co.
28,248.410
3,067,770
1.322,367
the
time
share
1,
*'
if
the
notes
bid
for
100.555
in
the
the
as
amended,
to
the
payment
of
the
of
sum
to
of
an
subject
1952,
March
1,
shares
50,000
sale
incurred
$16,677,000
the
and
face
since
deposited
was
of
mortgage
of
the
indenture,
amount
..
of
1,
the
with
dated
company,
and
1947,
of
the
the
Trust
Sept.
1,
withdrawn
thereupon
outstanding
been
of
sale
of
new
interest
have
Bankers
as
,
and
and
accrued
Jan.
from
..
new'pre¬
issued
bonds
new
$21,677,000
of
at
plus,
1952,
of
1949,
and
any,
company
bonds
the
the
of
if
amount,
the
by
equal
days'
March 1,
April 26.
competitive bidding.
the jindenture
company.
the
premiums,
of
annum,
be
in part a.t
notice, at the
or
30
on
form.' the
securing
to
per
will
It
whole
after
or
4%%
1.
.
aggregate
provisions
prior
company
at
least
on
of
in
.
addition
received
under
at
upon
cumulative
quarterly
Dec.
company,
redeemed
than
to
rate
and
1,
redeemed
if
bonds
(other
the
at
the
dividends.
proceeds
proceeds
trustee
pursuant
,to
Brothers
entitled
Sept.
of
time,
offered,
new
be
3 949,
to
PLAN—In
now
stock
bonds,
as
1918,
25.504.245
4,071,603
1,
option
share
per
dividendsi
Of
.
and
Lehman
or
will be applied toward the cost,
.company's construction program.
r
6,734,052
*
5,834.380
Of¬
Stock
bid of 100.177 »per share.
HarrlUnion Securities Corp. bid
a
100.65
will
June
1,
accrued
$16,677,000
and
,vi.
2,620,502
1,209,960
2,084.197
$105
$104
stock
the
at
from
or
case,
preferred
$9,928,645
2,635.625
30,732.461
1947
bid
dividend,
March
March
FINANCING
r
'
1948
4,935.535
each
ferred
•
.
29.307.407
from
PURPOSE—The
$9,299,759 $10,921,436
1.517,657
of
of
in
Stock
to
Corp.—Preferred
May 2 on
Inc.,
$4.85
preferred
on
price
by the insurance
and; equipment located
established about three years
awarded
Co.,
for
redemption
any
mill
of
Electric
&
dividend.
dividends
to
&
new
price
three
Gas
was
both
$4.90
The
taxes.
land,
issue
Ripley
nian
1949
1819.
p.
fered—Offering of a new issue of 50,000 shares of 4%%
preferred stock, series G (par $100) was made May 5 by
a
banking group headed bv Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.
The stock was priced at $102 a share and accrued divs.
wholly-owned foreign subsidiaries.
169, pp. 1889 and 1674.
•
oper.
169.
Rochester
'!/
788,200
$4,976,298
$0,371
from
ry;
—V.
$4,680,065
v;i 788,200
/
from
Net
.1
24,000
-
$5,764,498
788,200
From Jan. 1—-0
Gross
886,326
.
from
1949
oper.
168,931
234,845
1,307,724
Richfield Oil Corp.—Earnings—
Net
Television, Iuc.—-Earnings—^.
from
Net
9,405,570
companies.—
equipment.!
f
|
67,486,034
$5,143,883
dividends
of
9,737,129
market.__
over
affiliated
$208,646 in
1947.—V.
1,197,170
-
stock
March—
Gross
not
*.
223,928
insur.
other
on
depreciation
in
Other
RCA
$88,053,297"
$5,932,083
and
153.010
5,2.52,867
433,013
quotations:
of
Interest
for
-
included
$2,277,099
Sales, cxcl. State and Fed. gasoline & oil taxes. $29,701,061 $28,269,459
Reading Co.—Earnings—
.
less,
——
76.738,712
—
amount
1947
$1,871,131
cost_r_
315,353
payable,
"Market
80,500,532
taxes..™.
income
interest
31
DEC.
From Jan. 1—
income
common
OF
—_——
..
1948
,
AS
j
163,105
4,864,134
L
payable—bank
reserve
will
$87,895,060 $76,465,407
153,237
94,639
*313,122
Zellwood, Fla.
The corporation was
by Richard Whitney, former
President
ago
SHEETS
;
Total
•
Subsidiaries)
$92,327,827
common
property
;•)•■■■■-
...
surplus
rate
•
:
plus
$1.06
surplus
the
the
properties of this company were sold at public auction on
May 2
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
$186,827, which- reprer
The
547,988
$3.48
BALANCE
at
foreign
Paid-in
stock,
$1,531,249
firm,
holders would receive $30 and
street and pieasa"t
$ '(^°:1 Pittsburgh Railways Co. 5s of 1953, $1,050'
Transft sSer'Rnn! °ad^ C°' 58 0f 1953' S1'060; and Suburban
transit Street Railway Co. 6s of 1953, $1,090,
in
Common stock
on
Ramie Mills of Florida, Inc.—Sold at Auction—
?veas«10 ?mres °f Federai
817,983
$3.04
_—i_.
receivable
Federal"taxes
1674.
p.
$92,014,705
profit
sented
1,013,216
L._—
charges
Accounts
The
to
$203,521
stock
common
common
.
ope.ned
Quarter Ended March 31—
1938.
Side
fne
the
10
1949
.
13,881,016 shares.—V.
Radio &
Co!
$2,331,832
LIABILITIES—
*
1932*
,_r_
$1,455,970
Total
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
■_
expenses
per
on
135,002
844,729
15,056
*
'
Co.—Registers—
has
operations
:
♦Including $200,000
5s
128,437
1,131,590
:
Earned
Unsubscribed
Exchange, to produce a strong, lustrous fibre,
superior to cotton or rayon—V. 167,
p. 1849.
burgh Inc
Railway Co.,
Hearing
.
Canton.—V.
1___
Federal
for
122,160
1,574,657
hand
or
of
T
income
Balance
u
£
Co'
—
stockholders, at
Sales
^istributed to public
vinSpSsSw
service
Preferred dividend
Pn
«
from
before
Avenue
End Traction
Street Ry. 5s of
receivable
and
1888.
p.
previously
Traction
a37' Plttsbur£h, Crafton & Mansfield Street
cffnMou- J;rachtion Co- 55 °f 1933; Second
o
direct
Islands
postwar reconversion-
..
and
stock.
share
on
value
1,447,351
for
and
plant
Note
200,861
Provision
$1,183,252
costs
surr.
each
guaianteed stocks. Foi each 10 shares of stock of Allegheny Traction
°n J°;v H°"solidated Traction Co. preferred, Du$50 in cShanrf
d Traction Co- of Pittsburgh preferred,
share? of Cwrni ni ?, sbai>es would be distributed. For each 10
S5201
Cash
Deferred
April 28 announced the opening of the
circuit between San Francisco and Canton,
patents & patent rightZS..
Balance
811,500
$3,606,915
plant & equip-
in
iJProperty,
on
radiotelegraph
said
expenses
of
2,085,000
$3,162,903
1——
securities,
Investments
1927.
and
Railway
before
or
••
——,
1,865,000
10,116
fund
Long-term
May 1, 1962
recently called for
shares'
held.
Interest
basis
of
5s
President,
income, incl. int. and div
Amort,
Co.
'
stock...
common
Inventories, at cost
^
Total income
179,962
15,6.96
1948
banks
.tAccounts
188&.
469, p.
Depreciation
each
Pittsburgh 5s of 1997.
Street
Manchester
in
(Bonus
' '• .!•:
May
on
,
common
receive
of
78,670
206,426
(cst.i
COMPARATIVE
.
Cash
due
Hampshire
company.
As
and sell 104,804
issue
(including
Other
114,903
ASSETS—
>;
♦Marketable
interest. "On
.
scheduled
share
income
32.255,295
5,397,180
104,626
—
preferred
on
011
taxes,
Quarter Ended March 31—r
Gross
49,207,643
5,384,643
wages
and
103
at
Radio Corp. of America
'
°* v0Ck would be distributed 011
r
Passenger Ry. 6s of 1924;
n
mn?^Sctinn
-
by
stock
Communications, Inc.—Opens Service to Canton,
He
$39,921,555
6,626,354
(dissolved
sub.
cpromon
Accrued
for
Philippine
$60,605,530
47,568,897
a.
included
Prov.
new
:
would be distributed
&
UNGUARANTEED STOCKS
p
the
169, p. 1819.
direct
China.
system
637,07o
-V--
paid
Accrued
1949
dividends
of
'
:
.
1958;
S»Ra^t?^n R/' Suburban
58 0f 1927;
1938,
West Liberty &
Rapid
headed
the week of May 9.—
were
16,150
138,031
$59,327,780
——
taxes
paid
ment
.
at
as
209,212
expenses
earnings
Earnings per
capital funds required for the extraor¬
(outlined in the « 1948 annual
report
China—
first
distributed
5s
Net
•
240,052
159,464
cos.__
applic. to.prior yrs., etc.
Depreciation
nf
.
one-for-
totaling
of
•Sout.li
and
affil.
„
Balance, surplus
Prov. for deprec,: of
Company on May 6 filed a registration statement with the
3EC,cov¬
ering $75,000,000 first and refunding mortgage bonds to be dated
1, "1949 and due June 1, 1979.
Bids are expected to be opened
$10,-
VaS P"que'sne fraction Co. 5s of 1930: Federal Street St
iKs Valley Passenger Ry. 5s of 1919; Fort Pitt Traction Co. 5s
inston Rv
fol- p-Pi °f l922: PittsburB'h Canonsburg & Wash-
new
a
being considered by the manage¬
issuance, of .securities., to be sold ir.
of
program,
later date.—V.
a
Net
ji!iSrth!!!/ha/e^
25
date
Public Service* Electric & Gas
Pleasanl
*
on
mortgage
underwrite
$39,268,335
Sundry charges
C.)
r
amount
Pittsburgh
'
be
'
•
now
are
.
or
additional
proposal
new:
filed at
new securities to each issue of pub¬
plan proposed by Philadelphia Co
Traction Co. of
? Allegheny &
of
dealers
will
$60,258,287
*
____________
admin,
income
the
has
iroh
5s
of
first
■
RvaC5s°nf iQ49S iShii19?7' J?deral street & Pleasant Valley Passenger
pihh
iiLf
a.' Etna & Sharpesburgh Street Ry. &s of 1923;
■TraJtlon
York),
be effective during
.
bonds
affiliates
the
shares,
follows:
of Ardmore Street Ry.
Pittsburgh Traction
iooi
rate
$58,744,097
,
Federal
' "
'
1946
184,167
foreign
&
'■
v:-
1947
.sold——
goods
gen.
'Spec, items
by underwriters.
The company has requested an exemp'r
tion from competitive bidding.
\C;
H'
The company also contemplates the future issuance of
$4,000,000 ot
bonds
at
competitive bidding, .as to
which an application
will
be
new
receive
v•„'■'
Co.—Annual Report—
property,
of
income
income
of
-
allows.
returns,
1
Loss of wholly-owned
in
1947)
purchased
stock.
in
and
interest
547,678
of cash and
securities
Alleghany
of
(New
extending through 1952."
2%%
convertible debentures
for
offered
one
be
security
would
new
stock,
and
against
exclusive
*iTinArtKen/h&sie*„ot,sfcock
$1,000 bond of
£ n?
or
type,
proposes
Cost and
Co
the
at
of $10,000,000
vVashington security
to
Service Co. of New
SEC
be
to
slock
which
new
the
cash
subsidiaries
claims
approximately
summarized
Pitas
stock
common
i
from
25, 1949,. the outstanding debentures may, at -the
holder, be converted into common stock at the rate
the
company
securities, y
and
of
financing
and
and
outstanding
and
of
,
1950;
new
Financing Plan—
v
s.hares of stock
of
of
15-year
shares
The
t1F"rn e.ach $1-000 unguaranteed bond, public holders would
of stock11
Ca
and nCW bonds plus the following specified
$2
as
shares
(D.
",l,'I' *'! ',
v
»
approved a change in name of this
Machines, Inc. See also V. 169, p. 910.
and
equipment
Dividends
Washington
*
"
"
■
disposal
,4'/a','0, cumul.
con¬
$10,902,167,
of
publicly
14%,
or.
$449,607
other
$83,000,000,
Thev.
held
of
business May
Public
amount
Go.
securities
bonds,
unguaranteed
Co.
receive
licly
Purchase
than
upon
an
Philadelphia
amount
guaranteed
would
150,763
and
stock.
*nay be
by
the
the
of
10
01
„
holders
exceeding
Cost
June
Philadelphia
i-
the
system
$4,515,550, would receive
35.1%, of the new stock.
would
in
for
the
from
approved sale
01
treignt,
on
and
Total
Y.
N.
•
provide the
of
close
"
unguaranteed
$11,707,500
$11,707,500
bonds
guaranteed
outstanding
rights
of
of
Public
securities
cash.
Holders
amount
system
permission
Inc.
outstanding
redemption on May 25,
stock.
of the distribution of cash and
proposed by Philadelphia Co, follows:
as
All
equipment
par
A general
summary
securities
Co.,
dinary .construction
own
guaranteed
to
their guaranteed
on
&
formulated
to
to
option
the
surrender
also
composed
.'to shareholders)
system.
more
no
bonds
allocated
the
by
as
reorgani¬
Philadelphia Co., which would'be
affecting system securities. *■ Guaranteed
guarantees
holders
in
the Pittsburgh Rys.
eliminated.
'
1,076,096 shares of
of initial operating
Under the
plan,
approximately 49%
of
would
New York,
bidding.
($2,736,800
single
a
been
requirements would,
the plan, be distributed to
security holders in
$17.00G,000.
of
than
be
of
has
capital structure would consist of
20-year 5%
first mortgage bonds of not
and
■unguaranteed
would
since
courts
companies
excess
summation
not
corporations;
1938.
v*
been
order
company.
company's
$6,000,000
Cash
underlier
making
underlier
The
50
calls for the formation
the properties now
operate
All
than
the
at
,
f *
•
(
bonds
made
A.
ment
$2,16
:
1948
discounts
Dividends
592,250
which .is expected
have
stated
Pittsburgh Rys. operates a transportation system of
trolleys ancf
in
Pittsburgh and surrounding territory.
The system,
which
more
be
Gallagher. President, on April 23 stated in part: "No new fi¬
nancing is being presently undertaken by the company, and no plans
buses
comprises
'
stockholders
the
•Interest
Co.—Bids
169, p. 1818.
R.
(parent),
of
He
;
*
Avildsen Tools
Miscellaneous
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—No New
Financing
Presently Contemplated—
"" V"T"7
the
long-standing differences between, public holders
Pittsburgh Ry. securities
Commission
A syndicate
Dillon,
Read
An¬
248,469
$1.71
stock
common
i
•
.
28,
less
-
the
involves
claimants
out
sell
at competitive
company
mortgage
will
100 Broadway,
will be offered present stockholders
426,509
219.529
Reorganization
\<
to
Dividends
of
out
r.*
566,537
Pittsburgh May 3.
Bosheil,
that
to
225:184
plan for reorganization of the
District Court
trustee,
Power
has received
company
670,799
Railways—New
first
'Payment
next,
negotiated basis.
nounced—Would Eliminate Underlier
Companies—
TJ. S.
corporate
of
1,
(EDTi, May 9.
a.m.
olfering
Pittsburgh
$218,150
interest.
and
Electric
109.919
1490.
p.
monies,
100
June
on
Financing Plan Approved by Commission-L-
66,517
.
redemption
1803.
p.
492,414
income.,__
oper.
$148,613
11:30
1946
'
railway
railway
169,
41,392
1947
$191,315
68,386
29,304
from
from
1943
$202,586
income
oper.
From Jan.
to
%
1949
$150,903
railway
railway.-
/».'
gain
plant
The company is inviting bids for the purchase from it of 810.000,000
of its first mortgage bonos, series due 1984.
Such bids will be received
by the company at Room 822, 929 E St., N. W., Washington. 4, D. C., up
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
from
for
fund
at
York Trust Co.,
168,
313,103
496,935
—
y\y.
Bonds—
,
March—
dross
1,
Potomac
1888.
p.
on
Rhcem Manufacturing
Selling,
output
April
kwh.,
called
sinking
New
$2,460,679
313,103
;
—v—
_l-_
1566,
p.
Feb.
and
been
unexpended
—V.
electric
paid—
by
existing
,
due
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
The
have
Nov.
656,533
1,733,164
$2,016,422
share
per
:
On
Poli-New England Theatres, Inc.—Partial Redemption
1948
$246,164
•
680,029
1,377,800
I
—
Calendar Years—
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earn.
.
income—
dividends
company
Net
income
4,850,376
depletion
on
dividends
i
.
Net
$15,408,987
income
169,
'/
ex¬
occupied
American Coating Mills, and to retire $1,500,000
10J/2.—
1949
95,715
$13,351,147
_______i_—4,074,251
operations
and
'
■
1948,
80,251
Republic Drill & Tool Co*—Name Changed—
»
Quarter Ended March 31—
from
taxes
Earned
The company,
—
ark, N. J., in the form of 15-year sinking fund notes. The
bought
around
1949
;
j
.
■
Preferred
1674.
p.
debt.
was
v",\
.
(tons')..—__
*2,105
income—.
oper.
proceeds will be used
Vice-
years.
price
income
'
(i■
,,
products
sales
Net
cellulose
Depreciation
it was announced May
2, has obtained a $3,000,000 loan
from the Prudential Insurance Co. of America
of New¬
given a three-year con¬
Vice-President in charge of
average
Rayonier Inc.—Earnings—
(
7
1—
Plough, Inc.—$3,000,000 Private Loan
1339.
p.
1947
$538,007
230.905
■
income™
Monday, May 9, 1949
Common
-
elected
was
preceding
the
the
the
1948'.
$688,994
.
railway--....
from
ry.
Ry.—^Earnings—
1949
$688,526
railway——_
from
Net
Virginia
<;;
.
Jan.
Net
15%
was
been
four
Gross
domestic
about
dividend,
corporate
and
had
He
for
that
down
West
CHRONICLE
i
,
railway
oper.
FINANCIAL
been
a
Mr.= Steel
March
in
year.
Coca-Cola
his
169,
director
a
$85,000
Mack
made
was
ry.
From
paid since the
earnings will be suf¬
market 16,000 shares of its capital
to buy over a five-year period.
agreement
from
Net
in
manner.
during
not
centered
the
Net
the
use
sincere
were
&
•
from
*Deficit.—V.
have
payment
meeting
aud
improved
March—
Gross
8 %.'
or
which
the
they
were
open
This
and
Mack
warrant,
at
N.
sales
7%
1949
Pittsburgh
the
aid
should
group
stockholders
the
of
Washing¬
pointed out,
greatly
equitable
an
of
board.
the
if
year
in
told
foreign
would
on
bottlers'
next
months
dividends,
Mr.
discussion
contracted
V.
four
around
of
to
year
tract of Alfred
in
off
were
the
President,
first
quarter,
this
Much
Jr.,
question
that
Durr
whom
of
one
voting
representation
purpose
L.
Margaret
cumulative
representation
although
sales
the
to
stockholders,
of
that
the
and
;
for
obtain
tp
given
minority
suggested
statement
efforts
of
group
adoption
obtaining
stockholder
proxy
.their
support
&
.
.
applied
short-term
Volume
The
the
of
sum
$5,000,000
payment
pwlng
stock
the
of
will
total
face
March; 15,
1949
preferred
new
aire
chased
stock
and
the
principal
respective
6,700
Central
Drexel
6,700n-
Shields
''
Weeden
&
Co.—_——
M.
Loeb, 'Rhoades &
_L——./.L—„L._
6,700
Trustee, Etc.—
The
The
Co.
Republic
&
1,438,769
4,674,425
equip._
1,568,751
1,525.514
4,551,282
4,606,194
■•3,905,110
11,512,895
702,626
2,101,318
2,040,765
Net
3%
mortgage
„
expenses.
!
notice
A
dated
due
bonds
due
gage
May 2 to
April
Dec.
1,
1,
1933
and
bonds due Nov.
in part:
L■
mortgage
*
.__
54,867
income
available
fixed
charges
;
••
says
holders
All
issued
of
under
surrender
Chase
the
arid
Bank
bonds
July
1,
to
mortgages,
and
terest
1949
for
March—
of
of
or
said
securities.
Gross
sink,
funds
Net
deposit
shall
them,
certificates
with
All
securities
by July
bonds
shall
of
Rochester
under
become
the
shall
Transit
Corp.
bonds
participate
(The)
Net
*
-Based
In
after
per
oh
less
than
than
the
Net
169,
free
and
1948
now
provide
for
the
1,890,535
1,307,498
$2.99
,896,553
.*1,683,445
875,144
789,854
;
26,615,507.
4,214,784
1,969,912
4,029,586
L
.
24,504,922
22,859,158
4,800,861
1,777,850
2,222,004
President,
regular quarterly
' r
April 2,'49
Mar.
$21,087,283
Net
12,728,655
_—
j.
405,644
sold—.
1,319,643
1,736,079
358,596
955,580
1,364,296
920,408
419,173
$1,176,607
f$719,441
55,250
55,250
_
products
taxes
on
expenses
income^—.,
-
27,'48
-From
Gross
Net
Net
$603,194
$479,917
122,045
*31,785
o'n
I
_.L—_
preferred
._
shares
shares—
com.
i
$1,121,357
*93,112
66,312
*88,852
J " L
L_
liabilities
$1.28
$0.76
6,334,223
1118.
p.
t
7,428,110
1
■
,
'
'
-
'
com¬
loan for
Bankers Life Insurance Co. of Nebraska.
fori 10 years,
is
The
carries interest at 4V4%
for annual payments against
1.342,362
1,482,052
1,376,905
1,247,383
"168.609
64.827
*152,022
*30,136
ry.
*318,289
*87,273
*326,178
*129,221
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Net
principal.
-
-
169,
Sacramento
Northern
Net
Net
ry.
•
1949
railway
from railway.—
income...
oper.
1948
$166,477
;
*17,538
*42,894
*
1947-
$159,776
of
*11,609
*37,490
*45,891
Net
ry.
439,121
169,
*162,728
devoted
to
1889.
p.
Co.,
Cleveland,
O.
Partial
—
Re¬
J
has
company
shares
7.''"
of
its
informed
$100
the
New
York
cumulative
par
Curb
that
Exchange
stock,
preferred
••
'
•
The
series,
4%
'1
"/o
■
•'
s
tk
.
;.;v;" .*.
;.VV! ;
stockholders
have
voted
t
split-up
a
of
capital
the
the
stock on
basis
of sik Shares of new stock for each share of the
presently au¬
thorized capital stock, it was announced on May 3.
J
'
Michael Kaplan, President, announced that arrangements are being
'
made
with
balance
Willis
the
of
per .share.
new
and calls
:
■
E.
Burnside
&
Co.,
Inc.
original offering of stock
also V. 168, p. 1734.
See
the
continue
to
the
on
new
of
sale
basis
'
tha
cent3
50
at
;
...
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Places Loan Privately—
The company on April 18 obtained a
$2,000,000 loan from
the Prudential Insurance Co. of America. This loan is
to
v
The
term
period of 15 years, maturing April 1, 1964,
a
proceeds of
The major provisions of
(a)
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Immediate
equipment loan
of" income
maximum
made
are
to
be
ment
3,,620,219
full
3,310,817
3;
,790,425
1,128,169
2,315,069
2,734,704
1,000,165
1,413,710
1,412,278
1,802,522
For the
permissible
against
transferred
called
income.
earned
to
loan
•
169,
Co.,
/.
paying
William Street,
22
New
<r
follows:
:
.
1948.
of
the
1
$1,543,882 of
principal
&nd
the
loan
accrued
proceeds
interest
used
was
these
on
in
bor¬
company to maintain working capital of $2,000,000/
requirement, working capital will include inven¬
purpose of this
have
of
such
$4,832,055
dividend
earnings of the
the
tion
York,
been
March
on
31.)
,
date
agent,
as
Subsequent to April 1, 1950 dividends cannot exceed 70% of the
earnings of the company for the period beginning April 1, 1949,
terminating at the end of the last fiscal quarter preceding the
net
for
1819.
p.
are
..."
would
1947
Farmers Trust
Y.—V.
the loan
(c)
of
N.
1
tories of strapping tools and machines, although reflected on the com¬
pany's statement of financial position as noncurrent.
(Signode's work¬
ing capital under this formula after giving effect to the Prudential
Bank
*100,943
*171,623
29,
payment
per annum.
be used to supply the necessary longof the company's plant expansion pro¬
of loans that would have become duo
repayment of the outstanding borrowings under the
of March 4, 1948, and the term loan agree¬
(b) Requires the
£
earned
to
will
agreement
rowings).
and
been
Dec.
3,140,928
charges and other deductions.
have
of
1,428,011
transferred
and
the loan
capital for the completion
gram, and for the retirement
within the next five years.
-Li
L'^-3
for
run
and bears interest at the rate of 3%%
-
redemption June 1,- 1949, for account of
the sinking fund, $288,400 of first mortgage 4 %
bonds, series A, due
Jan. 1, 1996, at 100 and interest.
Payment will be made sfc the City
1012.
p.
be
to
Partial Redemption—
;
390,455
*77,255
*210,929
I
income
oper.
''Deficit.—V.
433,344
169,
1734. '
p.
■■
1, next, $1,300,000 mort¬
interest rate and 3r/c cdn-
if sinking fund and minimum capital
charges arc made against income——
There
*138,141
__
r_•
income
"After -fixed
•
From Jan. 1—
Gross from railway
Net from railway
feet
square
now
stockholders of record at the close of business on April 29, 1949, whoso"
certificates were drawn for redemption in whole or in part.—V. 168,
surplus
fund
.
$139,514
*18,774
V.
see
1,485,888
1,185,599
1,241,069
906,720
surplus if skg. fd.
capital fund chgs,
JBalance
Ry.- -Earnings—
March—
income
oper.
Balance
—
Gross from
110.000
space
been drawn fqr redemption on June
1949, at $105 per share.
Notices "with
respect to the redemption have been mailed to those_
oper.-revenues-'$12,412,097 $12,653,576 $35,324,616 $35,523,253
ry.
*Net- income
1567
p.
additional
The
Oct.
on
1949—Month—1948
Total'income
''
"Deficit.—V.
contain
entire
the company's long-range expansion program,
shares of common stock were publicly offered on
•
1—
from
will
the
V
27,
4,950
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings—
*18,188
railway
Jan.
lrom
twice
.have
$664,191
CURRENT ASSETS AND CURRENT LIABILITIES '
assets ____•—
' $19,395,166 $16,943,698
169,
and
19,761
income.
structure
than
more
Sightmaster Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y.—Stock Split—
loan
$454,037
43,256
oper.
proposed new Medical Research
Pa.,.is expected to begin late in September,,
2 by
Dr. W'. A. Feirer, Executive Vice-
steel
and
space,
demption—
1946
railway
z
oper. income—
ry.
corporation's
May
Sherwin-Williams
$16,545,741
15,528,902
______
bonds.. These, bends carry a 3% fixed
tihgent interest rate.—V. 169, p. 1271.
1947
*
the
on
finance this part of
208,373
it was announced May 3, has concluded a
$1,250,000 with New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
dividend."—V.
1943
_
of
brick
new
floor
To
1711.
p.
SpBlJin. Stefl Co.-—Arranges Private Loan—The
said:
$456,468
railway——
railway—
$3.17
adopted
research.
*265,186
pany,
Abraham,
1949
from
$1,956,340
$4.71
:
__v
classification
account
at the
This change does not affect income for the quarter.-—V. 168,
announced
The
of
1,222,282
'
gage
from
$2,905,301
—
—
with
conform
•
Rutland RR.—Earnings—
Net
to
1
*1,081,009
The proceeds .will be used to retire
Gross
:
—
—
share—J—J
,
was
'
March—
45,330
1,256,758
As previously
announced, the building which will cost approximately
$4,000,000 is expected to be ready fpr occupancy by the spring of 1951.
"In the new laboratories, present research
programs will be consoli¬
dated and expanded,'! Dr. Feirer said, "new ones will be launched and
greater and more efficient space and equipment will be provided."
>
1946
1,662,433
$8,920,931 $13,993,505
outstanding.
Herbert
791,666
1,915,400
taxes——_
President.
1947
-
25,928,354.
earnings. LLL
<
—V,
461,980
2230.
p.
1948
$7,761,113
earnings applic. to 841,847
Earnings per common sh^re—
during the first quarter of $949 were considerably
corresponding period of 1948, net earnings were more
to
ONLY
$8,660,243
Net
c.ear
sales
in- the
COMPANY
sold-L____ii
on
for
Dividend
the
for
$1.06
report,
462,407
Sharp & Dohmc, Inc.—To Build New Laboratories—
-
paid
Current
taxes
shares
with
sufficient
,168,
and
income
/Laboratories at West Point,
$717,142
1-—
products
Provision
claimed
or
1949
•
shared—
437,586
connection
''Although
.
charges
common
of
Current
L.s•
—
profit
*$877,439
620,360
$9,306,459
Distribution, adinin.' and general
Ruberoid Co.—Earnings—
.
—
per
2231.
p.
733,727
-
1,705,544
from
Freight
dis¬
the
deposit
property of Rochester Transit Corp.
claims and interest.—V. 167, p. 474.
sales
'"Earned
617,181
$461,282
'
sales' _-L'-___-__.L—____■L___■
Net
Cost
'
Net
V-
819,682
-
206,783
3 Months Ended—
mortgages, together with all interest
earned
by or set aside fcr said securities
Quarters Ended March 31—
23,448,271
507,189
895,650
expenses—
———71,968
—
estimated
income
^ear-end.
$2,314,302' *$2,071,229
aforesaid
theretofore
for
"Reclassified
r "
April
^
*
'r
Net
/v?
exchanged
not
certificates of
or
in
modified.
as
the
and all
any
deposited
■'
expenses
general
Scott Paper €0.—Earnings—
-
reorganization
1949, by holders of
1,
issued
dividends
and
of
and/or
$27,960,779
27,519,881
and
wages
and other expenses—
depreciation-and amortization
Earnings
$9,067,015
income___
ry.oper.
*Deficit.—V.
Tne
delivered
plaii of
""
244,877
.
1949
railway
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper. income
present,
surrendered,
said
OF
"
7
-
Prom Jan.
bonds
for
t
ral)way_i.__
railway—;
j
from
Net
1, 1949, no bonds or certificates of deposit for' the bonds
the aforesaid mortgages, or
any of them not so presenteo,
under
24,362
$33,815,391
—,—
materials,
incl.
103,235
taxes
administrative and
Interest
234,273
$2,095,611
V 11-872
:
$912,942
.
205,727
from
Gross
issued under
tribution
4,394
275,036
Depreciation
set aside
161,175
$2,326,174
$917,336
$1,004,614
EARNINGS
earned
or
179,550
Selling,
it
t
by
—
property
for
Prov.
1,934,436
.
;
$523,851
Corp. as provided in the plan of reorganization of New York State Rys-.
(Rochester System 1
as modified, dated Dec.
1, 1937 and in the oraer
oS the Court dated Jan. 17, 1939, together with interest and dividends
.'After July
49,804
series
of the City of New York, or in the case of first
depository which issued such certificates on or
for exchange for securities of Rochester Transit
the
-
2,146,624
.
income—
'
deposit such bonds
or
and other
Total
$22,830,920 $23,718,423
867,532
•
for
__5—
of Securities Ter¬
any
or
Dividends, .interest
Construction
certificates
of
*1948-
$33,581,118 $27,857,544
Contingent charges—in¬
if..- ','L.L L;;L
holders
or
1949
re-
'
■/.,
aforesaid
deliver
National
mortgage
before
bonds
I$8,031,395
; 4,559
Fixed charges
State Rys. first consolidated
and certificates of deposit therefor,
1962,
•
<
salaries,
954,306
from
Balance
York
New
1,
689,393
$1,009,173
Deduct's
holders of Rochester Ry Co. first mortgage
and Rochester Ry. Co. bonds, second mortr
1930
4,377,720
-
$7,737,937
income..
oper.
Balance
Rochester Transit Corp.—Exchange
minates on July 1, 1949—
Subs.)—Earnings—
>
sales, fless discounts, outward freight,
turns
and
allowances——.;
Provision
Co., New York, N. Y., has been appointed trustee,
paying agent and registrar for $16,677,000 first
-*'L"ibonds due March 1, ,1979. See V. 169, p. 1819.
oper.
ry.
Other" income
V: \^v':;''
;;
■
of
$9,854,818 $27,481,916 $28,135,329
Manufacturing costs,
—
.vL.-
way
expenses
Total
Shares
.—"5,000
(Inc.) 2,500
(&
13
12,820,223
Li
Inc.——-J. 2,500
2.000;
Co.
Co.
Corp.
Gross
4.251.2411
pur¬
&,Co.2,500
&
1,561,450
of
Other
'
Co.
Steel
Quarter Endad March 31—
& struct.
'
Inc.—
•
Sharon
1949—3 Mos—1948
$9,606,676
Milwaukee Co.——— 2.00Q
<v .;»:•*
Bankers Trust
&
Cooley
Spencer. Trask; &. Co.——— -0,700
v
be
(1997)'
Ry.—Earnings of System—,
1949—Month—1948
2.-
revenues
-
Maintenance
NO.Of'
'L;;..;V;,':
Coffin & Burr Inc.—_
Hutzler—
to
CHRONICLE
the
of
...
Stroud
Co.
shares
:
FINANCIAL
Transportation exps.___
on
incurred
underwriter
numbers of
6,700 V
&
Period End. Mar. 31—
•
each
of
follows:
as
Bros.
outstanding
&
St. Louis-San Francisco
Maint.
costs.
name
COMMERCIAL
Operating
indebtedness
represents
VShares
Carl
which
notes .payable
No. Of
Salomon
the sale of
required,, to
may
then
be
of the company.
notes
short-term
and
received from
to the extent
amount
face
$18,850,000
was
construction
6f
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
oe
remaining
amount
THE
similarly
applied,
be
to
uponrthe outstanding short-term
The
lor
Number 4801
preferred
new
the
169
L-V-V;
firscal
must
and
(d)
payment
company
for
declaration,
or
and
70%
of
two-year period terminating
prior to such payment
a
exceed
1948
the
dividends
43.5%
were
Dividends cannot
be
paid
and
declared.
or
38.0%
the
declara¬
or
(Dividends
respectively
of
paid
in
earnings.)
net
paid unless after giving effect
net
the end
at
quarter immediately
to
such pay¬
ments,
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Domestic Sales LowerPeriod End. Apr, 23—
•r
1949—4 Wks.—1948
T'
-
Domestic
sales
Canadian
sales
■—v.
$
$
*■ •
-
86,561,321
92,837.537
7,245,691
________
;■
y
6,451,495
________
Six Months Ended March 31—
'r'
<g
347,595;833 369,241,896
27,476,563
24,361,013
Equity
v
discounts
in
earned,
San Antonio Uvalde
Net
earnings of insurance subsidiary
consolidated
&
Not
;V
1947
194G
$295,739
2.957
19,692
*50,668
Net
•Times
Jan.
*51,850
621,316
744,354
11,997
*66,230
*159,736
*225,662
*266,275
*162,563
2,781,476
2,339,660
497,083
347,889
-L.
of
the
.
a
1948,
\
to
change
sales
is
now
the
tBased
March 31,
on
r
hand
.••.
under
a
portion
be manufactured.underthe
of: the
brand
company's
prepayments
final
and
(g)
bank
V-t 1949
"...:
The
169,
of
preferred
"
April
April
1, 1952, and
April 1 of each year
011
to make annual principal payments
final payment 071 April 1, 1964, of
entire loan.
However, the company;
April 1, 1950, make additional prin¬
of
$100,000
each,
thus reducing
the
amount
the
of
is allowed to make equipment loans and current
at long as the aggregate of these do not exceed
company
borrowings
§1,500,000.
FINANCIAL
.Cash
:'L
POSITION
AT
MARCH
31,
losses)
46,536,792
1949
.102,963
Actual
_L;
of
Other cmrent assets—
;
"Pro Forma
$573,996
$1,031,339
2,762,009
!
products
2,762,009
1,702,428
1,702,428
$5,038,433
$5,495,776
2,035,722
1,985,722
$3,002,711
$3,510,05*
41,711,981
notes-receivable—_^_
assets—
—
Inventories
1948
$4,100,882
capital
(less
stock
reserve
of
for
wholly
over
equity
in
net
.
135,312
owned
525,050
assets
500,000
697,055
consolidated—.*—
not
Total
Current
thereof
51i;637
,v
current
_______
assets
;
.
liabilities
451,612
r
at^-datesr of "acquisition—un%naortiz, portion^^
Deferred charges *__LL4—t—-------
;
31
$6,229,787
in
subsidiary
.
payment
payment.
<7.4
recoveries: 1949,
March 31, 1949
MARCH
equipment and improvements (net)-'
Excess ' of. cost
of,acapital stock .of subsidiary
products
name San-A-Pak.—V.
on
,
on
restrict
•
SHEET,
Furniture,
companies
that
•'
BALANCE
' v-V
demand deposits^
receivables
Investment
made
through
1, 1963,
of $100,000.
This will require a
$800,000 in order to liquidate the
may, at its option, on and after
$1.01
•
$1.05
less
909,380 shares
1948.
$948,890
9.4
;
receivables,
on
on
V v
Accounts land
.V.¬
being
on
Instalment
^hcludin^ lacia} tissues,'-'dinner napkinsand
Poin(ed put,
for losses
$468,085.
815,115; shares
Cash
recent report to stockholders pointed
company's
i
tMhroom tissues
Vln,
1491.
proposal
thereafter,
on
•.
requirements do not
dividends.
Current
Co., Inc.—Changes Name—
Katz.^President, in
'■
dividends earned—
common share outstanding
preferred
$534,356;
and
$1,064,902
-
ASSETS—:
a
527,000
612,000-
CONSOLIDATED
Products, Inc.
bulk
taxes—
income
169, p.. 1711.
on, April
26 approved
corporation to Doeskin
the
L
.
dividend
.
$4,163,439
~L~.——a
'. ^Including provision
3,800
income.—
stockholders
that
for
tEarnings per
830,616
oper.
' '
31.)
The
cipal
*104,595
51,906
Emanuel
p.
* *90,877
.849,71.1
of this
name
;
railway..—.
San-Nap-Pak
The
stock
$4,955,461
paid '■ _1—
Provis"ion
1—
from.railway
ry.
(c)
38,285
$188,089
from
after adjustment for the Prudential loan would have been $3,510,054
March
$4,163,439
not
l___-rL
Interest
194a
$286,789
*Deficit.—V.
out
RR.—Earnings-
railway,._L~L Li'V-. *2,512
oper. income
^
*G7,768
From
Net
Gulf
1S49
railway...—
from
Gross
.$4,917,176
—_■————_,--I
"Operating, expenses
$273,966
from
ry.
etc.—
(f) Signode is required
March—
Net
commissions,
1567..'
169, p.
Gross
1948
1949
.
Interest,
Total
.
the working capital would be at least $2,500,000, exclusive oi
Inventories of strapping tools and machines. (Signode's working capital
Seaboard Finance Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949—16 Wks.—1948
570,843
745,808
531,188
Net current
assets—working capital.L——
yVdd gssets other than current:
r
Strapping tools'and machines—
t
Property, plant and equipment-—
;
Other
•
npneurrept
__i—
3,006,972
3,670,161
3,670,161
522,563
522,563
$7,199,696
assets'——
3,006,972
$7,199,696
$55,134,472 $48,206,038
St.
Louis
Brownsville & Mexico
March—).
y ■
f
from railway—if"
,t-
1949
Gross
Net
from
"Net
ry.
-»
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income—
1—v':
$1,995,222
232,222
670.06Q
141,001
O
•
$1,881,681
.
364,670
'
■
t
•«.
322,065
Z
4,891,511
Net
r
846,633
2.198,834
1,683,920 f,
355,321
1,141,658
ry.
L
:
5,989,415
..
'V
:
Net
ry!
1948
.
V.
$369,491
$383,940
106,271
.,v
93,891
income—
43,987
35,829
.1947
$348,427:=
•v
797,959
$319,603
•
41.015
*17.259
976,064
853,241
267,462
225,053
261.816
income—
90,833
64,219
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
169,
p.
:
1711.
•
15,
1951_
cpnverti|)le preferred stock------—-
Capital
Earned
(par
$1)
'
,
.
>
.96,859.
170,471'
..
.
*No
47,190
loan, matfifitips pve?.- one year
^Equipment loan (net)——
;
Fifteen-year note—Prudential Insurance Co.
Customers'
Reserve
8l5,il5
—
4,769,474
1,651,25$
/;
&
contingencies——1—_
^
•T^"'' a'
2,000,000
1,609,850
1,609,850
53,401
53,401
_1_
':h
Total liabilities other than current——
$55,134,472 $48,206,038
share.—V.
169,
pp.
382, 808.
*
;
'
Net wotth
"G.ivipg effect
$3,155,908
Gas Corp.—Secondary
Offering—A
secondary, distribution of 25,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) .was effected May 5 after the close of business
Lby Smith, Barney & Co. at $29% per share. Dealers dis¬
count $1.—V. 169, p. 1889.
,
,
(tbtal assets minus total
to Prudential loan,,
liab.)
$3,663,25$
$7,046,499
$7,046,499
'
s >
;
■
I'l.-Z''1'
.
Changes in Personnel—
John
Oii
deposits anri prepaid rentyls___
750,000
742,657
3,851,807
1,983,650
stock at stated value of $50 per
Shomrock
for
4,920,600
____________.
surplus
surplus
par
'
26,045
1,066.417
■":
Dec.
i- 1946
1,065.151
f
notes* due
,,
Term
140,322
1,350,445
4,144,600
909,380
-
5.750,000
1,521,282
Common ^stock
;
105,886-
.
*$2.60
1,657,546
railway——
railway-——
;
397,959
5,750,600
subordinated
current
Funded debt—
349,198
Unearned ^income-w—_—
y.
—
1949
...
railway—_
railway—'—^
oper.
from
—
245,633
4,451,258
1567.
p.
from
Net
463,001
Dealers'* reserves, ——f f
assets other than
Deduct liabilities other than current:
1,209,338
373,450 ;
piyi^ejbdS tpfi'yabie
233,619
v
730,1-79...
income—
'From Jam 1—
Gross
1,559,002
v
4,261,247
March—Vr
from
$33,415,000 $27,770,000
Notes." payable—unsecured _—__——-----Taxes payable and accrued———
421,489
731,498
rauway____
Gross "from
Net
L
~
.
v,
,st. Louis-Sail Francisco & Texas Ry.-Earnings•
Total
.^LIABILITIES—
194G
$1,545,355
;
raiiway____f_
oper.
169,
V
Ry.—Earnings-
1.9481947
,343
railway—r__^
oper.
From Jan.
'*
H.
Leslie,
engineering,
previously Vice-President
in
charge of
research
and)
has f>een elected President.
r
■
,
John W. Leslie, foriqer president, and John S. Gorman, First Vicepresident and Director of SfUes, have been elected to newly established
offices
of Chairhian
and Vice-Chairman of the Board, respectively.
■
Joseph Pols, Treasurer, has been eleqted ^ Vice-President and J.
Moon, Sales ManAger, has been promoted to Director of Sales.
1
M.
.
-
COMPARATIVE
sales
Rei.
198,117
25,797
145,362
31,813
$4,386,901
$3,868,658
4,002,428..-. 3,469,897
—148,019
157,225
2,661,600
$236,454
$241,536
$251,892
124,726
105,931
87,583
$111,728
50,744
$135,605
51,873
$164,309
-
Operating cost and expense-!——_
Federal income
Earnings
*
tax
•
w
;
--
paid".,:
Dividends
•
Surplus for period
Preferred shares outstanding
outstanding
preferred share
share—
per
Earned
per
—V.
169,
$4.66
shares
authorized
$4,457,776
2:301,009
Net
from
1,920,405
Net
ry.
269,909
309,396
643,599
467,834
241,760
300,985
549,285
432,358
$1,248,114
$1,152,821
466,605
407,430
$1,006,984
324,209
depreciation
for
Taxes other than Fed. income taxes
taxes——
Federal income
—.
earnings from operations— __
income
(net)_——:
—-—
Net
Other
Total deductions
(net)
Gross
accrued
Dividends
stock—
pfd.
on
Balance
Cb«v.
Eafftings per
—V.
169,
3,629,824
2,597;856
98,478,577
93,487,100
23,620,441
9,484,334
2,611,062
169, p.
8,176,344
ry.
1947
1948
Net
from
2,691,703
$3.21
$2.62
Net
ry.
letter of notification with the SEC
for 125,000 shares of common (par $2), to be offered at par.
Under¬
writer, Charles E. Bailey & Co., Detroit. Proceeds will be used to pay
cuffent liabilities, buy new machinery and to provide additional work¬
The
444,529
2,010,169
61,301,230
15,896,624
56,376,029
13,288,263
54,967,549
12,217,645
7,121,727
5,660,344
Water
South
of
which
Corp.,
Service
and
Bay,
530,565
131,469
"Prov.
for
Taxes
(other
than
1949—12 Mos—1948
78,768
74,195
1,224,075
inc.)
98,336
1,241,360
Other
$411,279
$6,331,887
$5,338,631
2,314
994
65,905
for
and
continue
to
income
Net
2,480,503
month
the
alohe
April
which
were
South Bay's
$19,000
South
rates
There
would
Bay
six
are
Co., Inc.;
rates are
in
individual
dividends
cumul.
on
preferred stock
Earnings
to
to 1,349,832 shares of com. stock
share of common stock
per
"Includes
depreciation
operating expense
the
Uniform
of
Accounts
the
of
$3,103,396
$3,529,948
$2.30
$2.62
equipment which is
the books of the company
on
System
transportation
on
(Includes 112,486 shares issued in March,
charged
S.
A.
Marburgei-
S.
regulations
and
the
of
P.
its
of
excess
current
assets.
to
for
dent
.
New
Lancaster
properties,
of
though
even
substantial
any
in
increase
operating
revenues
that
hearings
with respect to
would
not be
pro¬
successful,
revenues,
of
some
by
of the
reason
the
smaller
iive
of
Federal
been
sold
Sfervice
equity
officials
the
in
When
the
assets
South
York
Service
Water
officials
felt
that
security holders with
SOUth Bay might operate to the detriment
of
assumption of control
equity
no
of
r;>.
:•
.
Nbw
in
the
of
the debt holders and other
from
ry.
and
named ViceDivision, ac¬
been
have
Holland
in
the
Machine
Division
Lancaster,
new
a
and
Pa.
assembly
1948
$188,735
the New
of
Holland's
New
Co., ac¬
for farm
center
$159,408
including bond
and
interest
sub-divisions
in
taxes
and
which
due
South
to
Bay's
properties are located.
New
York
Water
Net
from
Net
ry.
38,560
in
its
balance
sheet
as
at
Dec
31,
all
made
York
YoiU
by* New York and Federal Water & Gas controlled New
Service Corp.
These assets, representing a cost to New
Service at the time of their acquisitions
under previous
Water
Water
managements
balanoe
V.
.
168,
p.
$1,647,748,
of
New
York
were
carried
Water
423,024
479,295
454,350
345,220
"7,303
107,434
113,951
eight
shares
shares
this
of
a
zero
Corp.
at
valuation
Dec
31
on
the
1948
of
Eltectric output
Inc.—Exchange of Stk
company's stock is now being made on the basis
Mathieson Chemical Corp. common stock for each
Southern
Acid
stock.—V.
Southern Colorado Power
of
109,
p.
Gross
73,746
37,177
*
.37,290.
.
30,875
169, p. 15
3,040,000
Portland & Seattle Ry.-
as
Co.—Weekly Output—
compared
SEC—
use the proceeds of the sale of the bonds to
provide a portion cf the
funds required for property additions and
betterments or to reimburse
its treasury in part for expenditures made for
such purposes
These
expenditures are estimated at $11,700,000 for 1949, 1950 and 195.1
1820.
$279,716
716,201
=
169,
815,870
803,173
906,862
23,090
11,822
32,331
18,462
"1)2,964
"183,612
"143,121
"146,573
1713.
p.
before
1948
1949
$844,322
$626,328
taxes
238,005
share
per
$523,579
$1.13
$1.52
shares—L
344,000
on
320,843
$388,323
.
949.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Earnings—
1949
>,
1949
$27,108,895
earnings
Average
of
1,228,772
1,162,737
1,006.550
$1.06
taxes
shares
common
-
share
per
169,
$24,547,529
1,176,815
$0.88
after
no.
Earned
—V.
1342.
P.
of
after
income
No.
1949
1943
$157,795
$172,310
322,056
322,056
$0.46
charges
and
taxes—
shares
common
Earned
—V.
-—
$0.51
share
per
950.
169, p.
|
Tennessee Central
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1947
1949
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
630,464
390,360
460,890
230,266
364,067.
68,561
214,714
43,271
income
5,516,737
5,827,653
1,243,509
979,814
462,681
7,996
Staley Manufacturing Co.
5,089,237
169,
Texas Gulf
Gross
722,330
429,316
111,098
(& Subs.)—Earns.—
1949
1948
$7,318,082
1,440,815
298,860
254,552
1,766,334
224,874
555,000
682,000
2,024,000
Depreciation
1,058,772
856.674
50,550
120,439
86,026
65,175
"170,271
"26.550
"30,252
1604.
p.
Sulphur Co., Inc.,—Earnings—
for
income
on
(net)
profit
$905,268
outstanding
Earnings per share
$1,113,166
846,506
„_
shares
COMPARATIVE
846,506
$1.26
$1.01
BALANCE
SHEET,
ASSETS—
income
$14,954,696 $14,303,976 $11,871,986
9,423,051
profit
169,977
118,416
430,179
287,104
100,000
1,897,000
100,000
1,083,000
2,501,000
2,318,000
$4,512,979
$2,952,734
outstand._
$5,582,020
3,840,000
3.840,000
3,840,000
Earnings per com. share
"$1,.90
$1.45
$1.18
$0.77
—
shares
Com.
The
~
during the March
states that
report
approximately 80%
supplied
quarter
1949
sulphur
the
of
required
by
the
company
Sulphur Ex¬
for its sales made abroad, resulting in higher earnings for
the company than would have been the case had it supplied the usual
port Corp,
indications
Present
Corp.
Export
are
that
the
more
than
half
of
1949,
with
current
company
its
tonnage
will supply Sulphur
for the remainder
1949.
of
As
and
MARCH
$3,302,874
846,506
$3#5
31
March
U.
S.
Current
amount
the
depreciation)
charges
Total
of
surplus
of
Reserve
March
at
$27,500,000,
corresponding
date
Texas Mexican
1948
$1,380,299
6,449,818
Gross
Net
from
28,300,480
Net
ry.
328,417
25,646,573
17,409,660
918,496
$53,817,137 $54,787,170
March
$46,749,607,
in
the
$40,533,412, unrestricted,
1948.—V. 169, p. 1119.
for
was
restricted
with
31,
Ry.—Earnings—
1947:'
1949
1948
$269,909
$249,758
$249,160
$186,759
98,980
93,982
125,923
27,407
income—
47,353
47,163
95,327
"4,075
803,359
685.671
654,745
531,411
288,581
235,118
279,696
152,133
130,318
105,173
183,749
60,589
oper.
1946
1—
from
from
cash
in
railway—
railway
From Jan.
ry.
$19,465,726
provision for current taxes,
contingencies amounted to $3,516,608.
1949,
compared
at
from
Net
including
$11,036,950
for
31,
March—
Gross
assets,
certificates, were $27,600,423.
This does not
sulphur above ground or materials and supplies.
including
liabilities,
$11,699,114.
Earned
973,955
assets
31,
Treasury
include inventories
315,342
Inventories
for
$4,541,254
195,099
502,387
100,000
inc. taxes
profit
18,125,394
receivable
res.
7,110,135
8,677,506
155,741
434.254
-
$6,332,056
3,340.000
Net
1949
(less
1946
1947
sulphur
contingencies-
$4,532,851
4,223,022
Cash
assets
1948
1949
from
&
Operating
were
Deferred
12,190
1,105,666
1947
$3,490,533
1,351,677
Permanent
693
1,174,215
_
misc.
rev,
sales
4,588,625
1,239,650
■f
$3,110,805
earnings
Other
"12,213
income—
.(Not availlable.
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
50,732
31,814
railway
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
of
Common
$312,350
44,111
231,425
railway
Fed. & for'gn
1568.
taxes
1946
$371,269
61,882
1—
Jan.
from
50%.
(A. E.)
1947
$416,402
90,787
income—
oper.
ry.
$1,729,804
income
p.
1948
$415,821
railway
railway
1946
$1,807,654
railway
169,
Earnings—
1948
$2,010,435
railway
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
March—
1—
railwayrailway-
income— i'"-;
oper.
"Deficit,—V.
169,
1492,
p.
LIABILITIES—
Notes
payable
—
!
Accounts payable
Sinking
fund
Sundry
other
Funded
Capital
—
Net
from
1,873,505
_•
6,742,608
1,685,562
Net
ry.
3,550,000
accruals
225,000
4,022,012
income
stock
surplus
011
Texas & New
'937,792
225,000
debt
Earned
taxes
$3,000,000
$1,191,222
payment
Accrued Federal
The company filed with the SEC on April 29 a
registration statement
proposing the issuance and sale at competitive bidding of $3,000 000 of
first mortgage bonds, series of 1949 due 1979.
The company intends to
169, p.
=80,913
income
Net
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
Co.—Registers With
—V.
"36,774
taxes
169, p.
Res.
$2,101,201
this company
kwh.,
"44,148
Depreciation
railway
from
1340.,
for the week ended April 27
1949
with
2,553,000
kwh. for
the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 19.1%.
v. 169, p. 1890.
totaled
"7,439
=76,402
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
railway
Jan.
Accounts
of
22,331
Quarter Ended March 31—
74,198
.
Southern Acid & Sulphur Co.,
3V2
at
Service
2231.
Conversion
of
of
sheet
—V.
10,199
1948
fully reserves its investment in the common stock, preferred stock and
loan account and notes of South Bay which it owns. These investments
were
1947
$278,407
20,499
22,506
15,551
income
oper.
From
Federal
Service
1946
1948
$325,422
•
income—
$116,469
58,079
Expenses
divisions
profit
Federal
Net
33,126
$198,609 '
1949
from
Gross
governmental
Ry.—Earnings—
Sutherland Paper Co.—Earnings—
1946
23,521
railway
Spokane
requirements
the
'
=26,056
1—
"Deficit.—V.
Net
1947
44,434
railway
oper.
sentatives of the preferred stockholders made it imprudent for New York
Water Service Co;p. to continue to finance the current
working capital
Bay,
$0.60
$238,716
-
railway—.
oper.
From
March—
Gross
;-
by
assets
of South Bay.
Both the management and executive com¬
mittee of New York Water Service Corp. felt that the circumstance of
assumption of control of the South Bay board of directors by repre¬
South
$926,738
$0.97
railway
Net
creditors
of
'!•
1948
1949
,
Amortization
Bay
basis.
representatives
railway
"Deficit.—V.
Bay preferred stock issue has no
after deducting South Bay's debts,
are restated on an original cost
South Bay
of
for
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Earnings—
former Dellinger Manufacturing
the
railway
income—*
from
Net
that the South
state
assets of
fixed
operations
includes
oper.
Net
Bay's nine directors.
No dividends have been paid
Bay preferred stock since 1932. The stock had originally
the late twenties and early thirties.
New York Water
in
Dellinger
New
1949
from
Gross
South
the South
issued
1949
Jan.
ry.
From Jan. 1—
very
properties
,
on
C.
President of
March—
produced.
(4*1 Assumption of control of the board of directors of South Bay
by representatives of its preferred stock. The preferred stock of South
Bfty contains provisions whereby, upon default of four quarterly divi¬
dend payments, the'preferred stock, voting as a class, has the right to
elect
be
$1,456,233
share
railway-
from
Net
1949.—V. 169, p. 1820.
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
rate
stated
Delp,
Holland
plant
from
amount
will
808.
p.
from
Gross
ry.
smaller
Paul
corporation's
quired by Sperry last; Fall,
machinery.—V. 169, p. 949.
Net
small
which
taxes
railway
oper. income—
Net
Machine Co., Sperry farm machinery subsidiary.
Mr.
Marburger is Vice-President for the New Holland plant at
Belleville, Pa., where he is General Manager in charge of manufacturing
farm equipment for the New Holland line. Mr. Dellinger is Vice-Presi¬
Net
the
;
Holland
rules
bond interest and
pay
Gross
ductive of
ar.d
George C.
to
not
officials
the
of
cording
Bay
Iri
company
ry.
in accordance with
Power Commission.
Sperry Corp.—New Vice-Presidents of Unit—
Presidents
capital
purposes.
Quarter ended March 31—
hearings with respect to each property,
no matter
how
small, would require a very considerable period of
time in order to effect any substantial increase in operating revenues.
addition,
Net
Net
tBal, applic.
have to file for them property by property.
properties in South Bay Consolidated Water
individual
and
corporate
including those
169, p. 1492.
Sales
at a level which would permit the
company to earn sufficient operating income to provide a fair return
on
depreciated original cost of property plus working capital.
The
P. S. Commission has indicated that in order to
obtain increased
(3)
;
for
from
345,313
$6,397,793
income
Accrued
22, 1949, South Bay had cash of $26,526.
In
cash requirements for bond interest and taxes
At March
31,
1949,
South
Bay
had current
its
May
$124,500.
are
liabilities
At
of
from
resulting
services,
new
Commission.
Net
$3,448,709
387,341
$412,273
$5,380,252
1,931,543
$3,917,290
$462,723
deductions
compulsory investment requirements
the
meet
to
future
common
from
Earned
Gross
t-
■
.
to permit South
Insufficient cash
(2)
after
169,
Net
Income
Capitali¬
41,621
income
.
taxes
the
outstanding,
13,654,150.—V.
per
Gross
1,058,698
$460,409
operating income-
in
that while there is no present plan
shares, the directors believe they should
Quarter Ended March 31—■
Net
,
said
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Net
creditor, announced April 27 that, as a creditor of
South Bay," it had filed a petition in the Federal District Court to
have South Bay placed in reorganization under the Chandler Act.
New
York
Water
Service officials indicated that its decision
in
taking this step stemmed from the following factors:
(1)
Insufficient fxed assets on an
"original cost" basis, after
pfoviding for depreciation both as required by the P. S. Commission,
to ffover the total debt and accrued interest of South Bay.
The debt
of South Bay consists of $2,839,000 of first and refunding 5%
first
mortgage bonds due May 1, 1950; $173,000 of Great South Bay 5s
due Nov.
1,
1249, assumed bv South Bay; and note and old loan
account
due
to
New
York Water Service Corp.,
including interest
accrued but not paid, in the face amount of $1,051,739.
The South
Bay bonds were soid in 1925; and the assumed Great South Bay
issue was assumed by the company also in 1925.
Both the sale of
the larger issue and the assumption of the smaller issue took place
While South Bay Consolidated Water Co., Inc., was under previous
managements.
The insufficiency
of net fixed assets
is based 011
writing plant account down from the appraisal basis, on which it was
set up in 1925,1 to original cost;
and adjusting depreciation reserve
to
estimated
lives
established and
required by the Public Service
commission.
of California—Increase
additional
in
now
profit
—V.
1,009,600
112,519
depreciation-
$9,000,800, remains
Standard Steel Spring Co. (& Sub.)—Earnings—
Gross
Earnings—
$1,183,613 $16,024,367 $13,571,970
501,640
6,023,407
5,188,441
98,163
1,203,637
966,601
$1,313,731
Maintenance
substantially all of the
same time is South Bay's
owns
the
at
Petition
—
Service Co.
1949—Month—1948
Operating expenses.
Co.
Chairman,
of
total
From
Southwestern Public
Period End. Mar. 31—
over
,
March—
it is understood,
company,
little
a
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
5,592,851
4,594,094
plans to ask for bids, to be opened
on June 8 for
the purchase from it of $7,500,000 equipment trust certificates.—V. 169, p. 1890.
single
largest
income
oper.
Operating revenues
stock
common
railway—
54,563,902
railway——10,303,849
now
1946
a
ing capital.
York
its
„
available
Shares
Earned
from
Gross
>
railway— $18,948,872 $21,282',992 $19,350,090 $19,507,336
4,424,619
2,005,609
5,877,338
4,765,390
2,156,721
backlog,
on
May 5 voted to increase authorized
15,000,000 to 20,000,000 no par value shares.
Collier,
issuance
scrip,
Ry.—Earnings—
income-
D.
for
railway
oper.
H.
be
1949
from
from
Net
—Files With SEC—
Niew
from
stockholders
stock from
,
1713.
March—
Net
$937,401
356,814
South Bay Consolidated Water Co., Inc.
Seeks Reorganization Under Chandler Act—
remuneration
extra
no
zation Approved—
To Sell Equipment Issue—
The company on April 18 filed
received
169, p. 705.
Standard Oil
*=2,274,360
=1,809,404
7,781,911
The
;
income—
Southern
Manufacturing Corp., Roseville, Mich.
D.)
(H.
it
Although there has been a decided iet-down in obtaining new orders^
Clansky said, the company has a fairly good schedule for the
quarter. He forecast fairly good operations for the next six
:
1890.
p.
Smith
which
Mr.
$33,538,748 $31,168,279
95, 151,778 105,810,530
11 832.075
22,540,553
2. 633,310
8,229,677
railway
"Deficit.—V.
$1,148,437
356,814
share
common
for
months if the comnany's
3, 427,645
railway.—-
oper.
$3.04
31—
$0.01
meet
He pointed out that such conditions were not in effect during the
corresponding period of last year, that tlje situation has eased and
that the company is not now ordering premium steel. :
i
1—
from
from
$1,300/757
428,176
—
outstanding Mar.
shares
96$
266,000
$0.53
»
$0.93
1946
1947
From Jan. 1—
*
to
steel
firm.—V.
1948
$35 397.127 $37,611,127
6, 765,314
9,104,383
income
oper.
Net ry.
$1,448,963
$1,296,642 $1,085,606
148,206.'
148,206 *
148,206
income
railway,
railway
From Jan.
Net
Gross
Net
266,000
$0.95
266,000
1946
customers."
Earnings—
1949
from
Gross
$1,331,193
245,587
$1,560,251
263,608
$1,714,719
265,756
income
Gross
1947
1948
$5,144,568
,
order
mium
program
March—
300,665
345,674
733,777
558,367
———
Maintenance
$1,437,000
141,579
second
2:357:747
revenues
SSS
1947
$2,494,000
253,903
266,000
delivery requirements and to effect better oper¬
ating schedules during the first quarter of this year," Roy W. Clansky^
President, said, "the company utilized a substantial amount of pre"-
„
1949
$5,544,343
31—
1948
$3,608,000
profit
"In
'
1949
—
Com. shares outstanding
Earned per share
additional common stock in the ratio of one new share for each 10 held.
Price of the offering and the record date will be determined later.
—V. 169, p. 1890.
Electric Co,—Earnings—
12 Months Ended March
Provision
Net
at
the annual meeting.
The company's
this year is budgeted at $4,300,000.
Chairman of the Board, and C. P. Rather, President,
on May 5
announced that the company has filed with the, Securities
and
Exchange Commission ari application for
permission to issue
$u.bu
Corp.—-Earnings—
$4,146,000
247,035
Shipments
C. T. Chenery,
Southern Pacific Co.
Operating
Standard Forcings
Quarter End. Mar. 31—
.
Sioux City Gas &
Monday, May 9, 1949
increase in
an
was
construction
$4.8o
1890.
p.
it
common
f k 2'
$0.5b
approved
retired; employees. The retirement
disclosed, will cost approximately $200,000 arinually for
the first 11 years, and $157,000 annually thereafter.
C. T. Chenery, Chairman, and C. P. Rather, President, stated that
the company has no present plans for the sale of the additional 500,000
0ec'o#!2
^4.66-
$0.53
common
May 4
on
order to grant greater benefits to
in
plan,
161,875
L
37^°99
shares
Common
KUflhed
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
the authorized
capital stock
to 2,000,000
shares from 1,500,000 shares.
Approval
also was given to the proposal to amend its retirement income plan
$3,075,367
Total
stockholders
The
93,156
13,367
tools & machines
royalties and other inc.
from, strap,
&
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Stock Increased—
1947
$2,968,844
1948
$3,691,483
1949
$4,162,987
——-
Dividends,
ACCOUNT
INCOME
three Months Ended March 21—
Nit
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1998)
14
3,775,000
13,465,060
13,465,060
29,490,338
24,956,148
—V.
169, p. 1492.
$53,817,137 $54,787,170
1949
from
railway
oper.
_
1947
1948
1946
income—
$10,210,974 $11,237,304
3,514,608
2,708,326
$9,733,583
3,363,889
713,542
375,950
_
railway-
1,489,142
1,467,192
2,168,364
29,629,946
31,795,623
9,130,738
27,313,832
25,698,120
3,609,392
3,564,392
6,308,302
$8,609,253
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
Total
Orleans—Earnings—
March—
Gross
ry.
—V.
railway
_
railway
income—
oper.
169, p.
_
_
6,850,041
2,479,776
3,649,291
1492.
(Continued
on page
51)
4,721,974
Volume
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4801
169
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
15
(1999)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1048
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
76'
100
Dec
May
2Va
Dec
6%
Jan
44%
Dec
55%
Jun
14%
Feb
23% May
35
Dec
46%
27%
Dec
41% July
7%
Feb
22%
Jan
Dec
$ per
Sper share
38
17% Feb
10
5
Dec
99
27% May
108
Nov
May
Adams
30
Jan
14% Feb
19% Jan
6
18% Jan
3
97ya Mar
9
100
$3
Air
4% May
3
13%
Dec
13% Feb
15
65
Nov
21% May
80% Jun
3% Apr
15% Mar
64
Apr
14
70
2% Feb
25
3
40'/a Feb
25
4% May
58% Oct
Feb
37
65% Dec
64% Jan
75
May
Dec
34
May
Dec
109
May
99% Apr
90
Mar
96
Apr
91*% Apr
11%
Jun
23%
7%
*171
Dec
198
Mar
May
104
21%
Jan
16'A Apr
25%
Dec
25 ys Feb
83% Jan
Mar
30% May
25
77 ys Jan
3
82,% Apr 20
X25
Nov
31%
Oct
26% Jan
3
31% May
5
3% Jan
6
3y8 Nov
44
6% May
3
Jan
3
Jan
37
Apr
29
43
50
121
18% Mar
-58%
31%
103
3
Dec
10
Mar 30
American
Jan
4
63
Mar 30
3%%
20% Jan
3
24% Mar 31
74
Jun
10 Va
Dec
6% Jun
92% May
76% Feb
163% Oct
28% Nov
177
19
8% Mar 25
Jan
10
104
30% Mar 23
common
cum
93% Apr 27
3
177
7
Jan
69
28
82
Apr
39% Feb
20%
Jun
14%
Dec
22 ya
Jun
81
Dec
94
Jun
77
33% Feb
43
Oct
Jun
11
108% Feb
15
46% Apr
4
15% Feb
Mar 11
8
42
Mar 11
Jan
3
105
Mar 12
29 Ya Jan
3
36% Mar 31
non-cum
f per
5
17% Jan
19%
Oct
15% Feb
24
19
Apr
13% Jan
5
1%
Sep
4% May
1% Jan
44
Jan
4
43 y4 May
7%
Jun
6% Jan
46
Jun
53
Jan
47
26% May
24
8% May
92
10% Feb
Jan
15 ys
Dec
5% Jan
73
Feb
Jun
31
37% Feb
4
4% Jan 20
47% Jan 27
5'
28% May
5
80 y4
4
May
102
Jan
30
20
12% Nov
21% May
12 y4 Feb
11
14% Apr
12
72% Dec
94%
Jun
76
Jan
3
81% Apr
20
10% May
6
Feb
15
Feb
6%
5% Jan
Feb
Jun
7% Feb
25
83% Feb
11
176
Jan
32
70% Feb
22
Dec
12 y8
Jan
Feb
28
Oct
23% Jan
46
Apr
May
x43% May
38
Sep
46%
Feb
31
Mar
125
Nov
>■
68
163%
Mar
<
6% Mar
38
Jun
142
35% May
Jan
130
Feb
Feb
13
14
14
7
*1%
*52%
7%
46%
89%
*88%
Co
30%
3%
41
98%
35%
30%
30%
30%
30%
7%
23
63%
63%
*8%
8%
31 %
31%
102102 •
6%
7%
3
3%
39
140
28
21
Dec
27
Apr
21 y4 Jan
10%
Dec
24%
Jan
34%
Feb
41
Mar 31
Apr 27
6%
17
18
Jan
6
92%
*175
175%
~
92%
176
27%
*67%
*26%
*68
80
27'%
69
27%
3,500
6,600
5,000
69
*21%
22
21%
108
106'%
106%
42%
42%
100
22 V4
8108%
1,100
42%
42%
1,100
39%
40
40%
18%
15%
18%
*18'A
18%
140
2,100
15"%
16
18'%
.
16
16
700
700
'
*104
105
16%
16%
2
1%
1%
1%
54
50%
52%
*51%
7%
7%
40%
41
104%
104'%
*32 'V,
7,600
104%
700
33
800
Friday
Sales fer
May 6
33
Thursday
May 4
the Week
May 5
$ per share
$ per share
S per share
5%
Shares
5%
5%
5%
16%
17
17
17
17%
*16%
17%
16%
16 %
16%
17%
17%
16%
16%
800
1%
1T 8
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
2,100
5%
5%
53%
53
54
7%
*52
52
54
8%
1,200
1,700
52%
900
8'%
2,400
778
3%
8
%
46%
*48
47
46
46
700
35%
35
35
35
35
3,800
1,000
45
*44
47
46
35
48%
32
79
PRICES
Wednesday
May S.
share
*77%
79
41%
41
104%
31%
31 %
31%
Tuesday
$ per
41%
105
105
31%
*77%
79
3%
3%
*3%
7%
3%
4
3%
47%
*46
47%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28'%
8,200
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
9,100
*46
27%
7'/a
*71
*71
76
12
12
12%
47%
*46
47%
*46
G%
*71
76
*67
76
12%
12%
76
12%
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
*71
76
1,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
600
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15%
14%
14%
6,100
*80%
83
*80%
81
*80V2
81%
80%
80%
*80%
81%
*80'%
13%
137b
13%
13%
81
80
80
*13%
Snuff Co
22%
22%
100
*100%
1
*5%
100%
6%
-No par
34 %
34%
No par
934
No par
*89%
934
89%
Co
*76%
12
No par
Co
*172
7%
v
*39%
45%
25
com
preferred
28
*146%
38%
100
*140
Foundries-—No par
Stores Co
No par
Steel
Sumatra
81
6%
Ltd com_No par
No par
Seating
13%
13%
81
*80
6%
*6%
23
22%
*100% 100%
13%
*80
*6%
No par
Ship Building Co
No par
& Refg common—No par
preferred
100
Ameriqan
*77%
6%
American Sugar Refg common
7% preferred
126% Jan
79
27%
American Stove Co
30
15%
15%
*77%
17
*17%
92%
92%
!175
42
*15%
17
12%
3'%
22
18 %
18
7%
American
120 Ya Apr
xl6% Feb
18
17%
*46
900
7%
'
16%
7%
4,900
3,800
102
7%
103
42
5%
45
101%
*3y8
69
29
70
8%
32'%
3%
26%
*106%
42%
81/4
32
102 »/4
1,400
66
7% =/ 7%
92%
*67
21%
107
48%
13
July
41%
27%
24% Mar 29
10
106%
6%
12% Jan
37% Jan
21%
21%
21%
*107
103
42
42%
17%
17%
*15%
15%
*77%
79
39%
39%
103% 104
*31%
32%
27%
4
25
69
*46%
6
31% Feb
*67
'
100
23%
3%
175
26%
26%
8%
32%
101
v 2
7%
173%
174
3%
American
May
91%
26
8%
-
63'%
3%
3%
91%
35%
—
Molasses
non-cum
91
102%
7
3%
23
*65
321/8
8%
32
102
7
•
*62%
100
preferred
American
8%
101%
•
64%
31%
3%
7
Jan
8%
*173%
25,500
65
31%
3%
700
9'/4
24
64 «/4
*35%
Smelt
7%
24
8%
*6%
36 'A
9
9%
1,900
1
preferred
Am
24
*63%
3%
7%
Amer
23%
64
31%
*101
36%
63
23
*63%
102%
36
9%
62%
35%
Amer Rad & St
3
36
9%
62%
9
400
3y8
42
101%
1
Amer Power & Light com
$6 preferred
7
36
62%
1,600
of 111
American News Co
10
41% Feb
36
9%
62
23
23
*3
*38
42
400
31%
31%
101 %
15,000
82
common
Co
Locomotive
American Metal Co
56% Jan
36
9
l
Amer Machine & Metals
154% Jan
.
101
3%
Amer Mach & Fdy Co com—No par
3.90% preferred
100
4
*37
101
62
61%
*81%
3%
42
100
36
9
61%
*3
3%
3%
*37
*35%
preferred
$5
3%
41
100
3%
American
25
3%
301/s
29%
30%
300
89%
*88
31%
5%
12 %
27%
82
5 %
16%
76
*88%
30%
82
35'%
*67
6,100
82
*3%
preferred
100
American International Corp.No par
400
27%
30%
50
com
27%
82
35%
preferred
Ice
*27
27%
89%
29
1
com
27%
27
82
5 %
16%
7%
46%
16%
29
$ per share
6
1781/2
28%
97%
800
1,000
178%
82
*38
6%
*16%
180
82
*30%
200
93
6%
16%
*178%
*16%
17
*27
300
2,500
271/8
180%
16%
721/4
211/a
*90
7
34,200
4,800
100%
2iya
100
93
7
89%
No par
& Leather
non-cum
11
28
par
4
3
20% May
*17
5
5
131%
*88%
179
30
46%
72%
*90
6%
27%
May 2
40c
May
Feb
8
24
8'% May
3
No par
X29 % May
4
Jan
Dec
32%
93
6%
27%
Monday
*5%
16%
San'y com—No par
preferred
:
100
American Safety Razor
5
23% Feb
34% Jan
May
14% Jan
175
8
11
6%
4% %
Jun
16%
conv
American
35%
116% Mar
6%
American
22
25% Nov
140
104%
*90
6%
26%
69
'
93
800
2%
46%
21%
1,900
14%
66
2%
101%
11,700
3%
14%
73
21%
*100
100%
23%
66
46%
3,500
,
105
3%
3
73
21%
*100
26%
69
39%
73
21%
6%
26%
15%
73
22
100%
*90
91%
79
74%
21%
27%
173 %
$ per share
i
American Home Products—
14
10% Apr
94% Apr
79% Apr
Mar 31
6%
American Hide
19
34 %
10
11% Apr
169
16%
139
*31%
*72%
LOW AND HIGH SAME
American Hawaiian SS Co
101% Apr
6% Jan
8
Dec
16% May
Feb
162% Nov
*103
No par
lo
30% Jan
3
11%
69% Nov
12%
Jan
95% May
86% May
Feb
7% Mar 14
22% Apr 29
4
96% Jan
35
80% Nov
39%
No par
American
Jun
29
*77%
46%
26%
26%
42
18
46%
27%
91 %
20%
45%
27%
27
89%
28%
173 %
108
2%
16%
26
92
174%
2%
178%
Apr. 30
preferred
American Investment
Feb
Dec
3Va
141/4
65%
16%
Saturday
$7 2nd preferred A
20
95%
•
*107
42
*17%
15%
10
com
$6
30
1
6
8%
20%
No par
17% Apr
18% Jan
15% Mar
14% May
98
*69
1
97%
35%
14%
65%
177%
69%
•
25%
$7 preferred
4
Jun
Dec
7%
92
No par
,
31%
3%
-
'•
102%
*7
*173%
Foreign Power com__No
AfSr
Jun
5% Dec
Amer &
12%
19
93
31 %
25
,
8%
*99%
100
Export Lines Inc
7
26%
July
American
24
Dec
35
8%
No par
100
American Encaustic Tiling-,
American European Secur
75 % Jan
Jan
24 y» Mar
64 %
Par
23
13%
Dec
23 %
STOCK
7% Apr
16 '/a
6
*
14%
65%
16%
8%
23%
No par
5
11% Feb
108
6
Jan
3
y4 Jan
Dec
4
Apr
9 % Apr
3
Jan
Feb
5%
10
51
Mar 21
3% Jan
8
58
3
35
Apr
2% Jan
3
38 ya Jan
20%
79
18
3
Jan
Jan
*3
*38
9
*63 %
1
Co
30%
61%
*60
•
Inc.—1
Cable
&
28%
*81%
30%
3%
42
98%
35%
-10
common
*88
82
•
100
$ per share
17
Dec
Dec
8%
EXCHANGE
6% Apr
13%
Dec
98%
*35
par
preferred—_No par
NEW YORK
28
14% Mar
3 '%
*3
*37
1
preferred
Colortype Co
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred—
Highest
share
4% Feb
7% May
35%
1
_50
com
*27%
26%
*13%
*65
600
5,200
46%
23
3%
200
*
*100
3%
46%
*100
23%
105
3%
3
18%
*46%
46%
23'/4
*100
18%
2%
65%
45%
23%
103
3%
%
14
65%
178
STOCKS
$ per share
77%
*30'A
10
10»j
American Cyanamid Co com
lo
3%% conv preferred series A_i00
American Distilling Co
20
4% %
Range Since Jan. 1
Lswest
Highest
Dec
No par
No par
American
87
99
*88
28%
*81%
American
18
Apr
26%
50
American Chicle
17% Mar 21
11
15% Feb
Year 1948
Nov
27%
26%
89"%
28 %
preferred
Range fer Previous
6%
*27
100
Broadcasting Co
4
18% May
8
178
*16%
16%
22%
*100
3%
2%
*46%
46%
*46%
22%
103
3%
6%
6%
177%
7%
preferred
American Car & Fdry com
5 %
7%
177%
preferred
7%
93
*6%v
*16%
common
conv
American Chain
6
15
35% Feb
107%
Jan
22% Mar 30
20% Feb
*80
Mfg common-No par
Jan
172% Mar 17
22»/4
5
preferred
Airlines
74
102 '%.
*100
18%
*40
46%
22%
14
*65'%
66
2%
3
45%
47
*72
74 y2
21%
22y4
*100
101
*90
93
2%
45%
*46%
*100
14
14
No par
Petroleum Corp
21%
22%
*100
103
*3%
3%
21%
103
3y2
*45Vs
*70
'
22
l
81
20
37
46%
7%
46%
*46
50
100
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
American Can Co common;
Jan
Jan
*46 V4
1
No par
7
33% Jan
89%
14%
7%
3% Jan
106 % May
Dec
7%
3
Dec
42
7%
Jan
Aug
Jan
7%
3
15
5
7%
American
May
I per share
7 %
3
May
Lowest
7%
11
21
29
49% May
7%
com_
Jan
51
Feb
18%
10% Jan
110
Feb
17%
2
Apr
Dec
94%
18%
6% May
100
Jan
25
18%
American Bosch Corp common
1
Amer Brake Shoe Co com—No par
4% conv preferred
100
10»% Mar 29
35
25% Apr
27
18%
Agricultural Chemical_No
6%
Jun
Jun
17%
:
American Bank Note
14
lOOys
18% Mar
38
66% Feb
62 ya Jan
Amer
49 y«
Nov
104%
Jan 31
Apr 18
40% Jan 25
111
Sep
17%
Alpha Portland Cement
Amalgamated Leather Co
6% convertible preferred
3
43% May
Dec
Nov
6%
17%
Inc
conv
7
29% July
70
May;
Feb
3V*%
3
51
29%
17%
7%
Corp common
preferred
6% Jan
Mar
*29
1,000
2.3C0
5,200
41
29%
14
89% Feb
68
*40
29
66
34y« Jan
Nov
18%
40%
28%
*65'%
2'/2
Jun
10
18%
40%
28%
*13Va
Mar
52%
Oct
18%
40%
28%
5
May
Dec
6%
18%
40%
10
Amerada
34'/a
47
5
106
Nov
83% Feb
18%
&
Allis-Chalmers
25 y8 Feb
451/4
28%
No par
Jutt
210
44%
40%
No par
100
42 ys May
45%
18%
Allied Stores
98
45%
29
Allied Mills Co Inc
Dec
45%
2%
40 ya
6
Dec
45%
11,600
2%
2%
45%
*28%
17%
7%
2
73
2%
*40
Feb
26%
2%
18%
21%
*100'A
*3%
4%
2%
72
41
Allen Industries Inc
20
2%
Shares
40
*70
72
the Week
share
39%
40%
*70
vr
29%
17%
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
Jan
40
72
*70
S
18%
l
Equipment
preferred
Inc
72
*2%
40%
40
40%
Sales for
Friday
May 6
May 5
$ per shar*
share
*40
*28%
17%
7%
1
90
18%
$ per
1
28
8
81
45
$ per share
No par
Corp__lo
28% Jan
25
'
29
45y4
45%
18% Feb
3
Feb
34% May
37 y» May
91
Jun
25% Jan
25
17
8% Jan 10
188% Jan 24
Mar 28
174
16% Dec
45V*
*45%
4y4(w
Mar 12
93% Feb
4
*70
*2%
Co
Reduction
Aldens
73
May
27% Jan
6
26
19
6% May
2
47% Feb
24
21% May
100
40
72
2%
preferred w w
100
Allegheny Corp common
l
5%%
preferred A
100
$2.50 prior conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.No par
$4.50 conv preferred
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
May
Dec
2%
3
40%
70
2%
74
2%
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Mar
Jan
Gas
Alabama
Mar 30
Nov
2%
Express
Affiliated
8% Apr 19
46% Apr 20
23% May 5
40'%
2.50
Co
Corp
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral Corp
26
40y2
*65
Thursday
May 4
May 3
S per share
10
Motors
Adams-Millls
27% Mar 28
5
No par
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
40V4
5
new
Steel Co
Acme
41% Apr
Jan
Laboratories
ACF-Brill
3 % Jan
49% Feb
19% Jan
35
May %
S per share
Par
Abbott
21
Monday
Apr. 30
Abraham & Straus
May
Apr
44
Saturday
share
72
May
2
2% Feb 23
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCK
EXCHANGE
40% May
Apr 22
70
7% Apr 26
46'A Apr 21
xl8%
NEW YORK
Highest
Lswsst
23%
23%
7%
28
39%
45%
147%
38%
142
24
23%
No par
9
9
100
100
34
34
120%
120 %
5
*17%
18
Tobacco
13%
79
6%
6
.6
500
23 %
23%
23%
233/4
24
24
1,800
100%
100%
*100 %
100%
*100%
100%
*6
22%
5%
57s
*6
6%
34%
34
34%
6%
*6
*33%
35
9%
9%
9%
97 s
89%
891/2
89'%
76%
75%
12%
12'/a
*172
7%
29%
*39%
45%
44%
147%
146%
38%
38%
*33%
142
45%
147%
23
120%
17%
17%
24%
23%
5,800
4,300
>
45
38%
23%
23%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
34%
34i/2
34%
122%
*121%
121
121%
18
18
*17%
38%
600
2,300
23%
1,000
9
1,000
1,200
34%
125
18
18
18
160
24%
24
34%
121
.
40
5,300
1471/4
142
*140
243/4
i/.-J-Wr
39%
45%
146%
8 %
120%
18
*17%
23%
383/4
142
*140
24%
30
7%
341%
8%
34
122
*120
*23i%
23%
38%
39
142
1,200
14,600
28%
*39%
39%
44%
24%
78%
12 '/a
170%
7%
147%
*38 %
1,300
28%
8
29%
44%
*140
10,300
78
146%
39
300
lO'/a
91
170'/a
*39%
24
8%
39%
400
12
12%
146%
142
34
39 3 4
170
6%
34%
9%
175
x43%
24
34%
34
7%
28%
100%
91
45
*140
8%
8%
7%
70
*6
77
12%
*170%
3,300
*34
9%
39%
23%
24%
*23
77
12%
175
100%
'
90
29 %
71/2
x29
147%
24%
*140
12%
*170%
7%
28%
39%
*39%
45%
*146%
7%
28%
7%
28
90
77
77
76'%
12%
175
6
34%
9%
90
175
*172
6
*34
10
89%
12
/
13%
79
6'/a
*80
6%
22%
200
6%
13%
81
6%
*33%
9%
89 %
76%
78%
12%
175
13%
*80
82
500
:
300
•
'
147% Mar
158%
Jun
141% May
54 y4 Mar
68 ya
Jan
60 y4 Jan
1 3*2
Oct
131
46%
Feb
115%
Nov
6%
Dec
144
May
6
6
3
150% Jan
1
Hi
5
May 13
68% Mar 23
Mar
135
Jan
3
145
Jan
24
71% July
51
Apr
20
63
Jan
7
120
8%
Jun
Apr
X117V4 Apr 18
3
6% Jan
119% Feb
14
8% Mar 30
American Tel & Tel Co
100
144%
144%
144%
145%
25
67%
67%
67%
63%
144%
Rights
1%
American Tobacco
6%
common
preferred
100
139%
American Viscose Corp common—14
53%
5%
Am
preferred
Water
100
Works Co
Inc
*117
5
7%
140
53%
141
53%
53%
117%
7%
141
141%
53%
117%
68
7%
118
90
Dec
76% Mar
x5%
Dec
51
Nov
56% July
104
25% Apr
21
38% Feb
17
Mar 31
91% Mar 11
7%
Apr
80
$4 conv prior preference
67
5
7
4
6% Jan
7
29
57% Jan
24
35% Jan
35% Jan
7
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
8
Anaconda
30%
Feb
Feb
45%
Jun
28% May
6
27% Apr 13
Oct
38%
Jan
25% Jan
98
Sep
Jun
99% Mar 29
107
51% Apr
3
32% May
105
Mai
5
2
46% Mar
60%
Jun
50% Apr
2
55% Jan 27
Feb
36 Ya
Jun
18% Feb
24
Apr
6% May
9% Apr
11
7
23% Jan
10% Jan 12
4
Dec
14
For footnotes see page 26.
2% May
2
4% Jan
5
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
Wire
25%
25%
25%
54
118%
7%
7%
25%
26%
3 2
53%
118%
26 7
1
32
68%
1
32
68%
141
141
75
143%
8
8
141%
54
53%
1423/4
1
32
68%
1413/4
54
141%
1
32
x671%
141%
52
118%
142%
1 3^S
&
Cable
118%
*118%
7%
27%
7%
73/4
7%
26%
26'%
26%
118%
*87
90
*87
89%
*87
90
*87
89%
*87
88
*67
70
*66
70
*67
70
*69
70
*69
70
1
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
52
52
52
Anchor Hock Glass Corp com__ 12.50
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson, Clayton & Co__
21%
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
__lo
Andes Copper Mining
20
A P W Products Co Inc
5
490
7%
26%
70
50
400
6,300
118%
89%
No par
5,600
53'%
*68
25
364,000
.
67%
*87
com
34,000
142
No par
preferred
Jan
Mar 16
25%
141
1
68 3a
142%
100
83
70
30
Mar
common—No par
Jun
25 y4
8
Woolen
112% July
8% Jun
May
41% May
18%
American
l-wv
68%
118%
7%
'
X33% Nov
145
142%
5%
5%
*51%
5%
52
2,500
/
/>
9,000
-—
_
5%
5'/4
4,300
52'%
52'%
200
17,400
*51%
.
53
*51%
53
51%
29%
30
29%
30
23%
29%
29'%
29%
291/8
29%
28%
29 y8
28%
28%
29
28%
29%
28%
28'/4
28
281/4
28'/a
28'%
1,250
31%
32
32%
32%
32
32
4,000
103
*101%
*28
31%
*101%
*52
19%
31%
31%
31%
103
53
3%
3%
19%
103
*101'%
103
*101%
103
*1011%
53
*51%
19%
10%
31%
103
*101%
*9%
31
*52%
53
521%
52%
*521/4
52%
52
521/4
400
19%
19%
19%
9%
19%
20
19%
19%
6,400
*9
10%
*9
10'%
*3
3%
3
19
*9%
193/3
10%
*9%
101/2
2%
3 '/a
*27/s
3%
•
9%
*3
31%
3
100
400
THE
(2000)
16
COMMERCIAL
24
,i
67k
32%
Oct
23% Feb
Jun
88
88
Jan
Nov
7% Jan
77% Jan
4
49 % Jan
21
28
99% Feb
4
Apr 18
13% Mar 1
110 % Jan
3
15% Jan
5
13% Jan
11
94% Apr
Jun
106
9% Apr
17% Aug
19
12% Mar
7
Dec
111
May
95
87%
Dec
106
July
87
26
Jan
35
Jun
30% Feb
87% Feb 34
98% Feb 26
Feb
.
96
120%
Sep
Mar
84
107%
14% May
11% Feb 28
May
Jup
103
Apr 27
Apr 12
Atch
Feb 25
47
Jan
53
Feb
7
67
Mar
66
Sep
81
Dec
77
Feb
14
94
30
Feb
33% Feb 24
106% Feb 14
39
Jan
7
109% Feb
4
Feb
.
91
99
Feb
xl9%
Nov
'
48% Aug
'
99
'
Sep
20
%U
Oct
4%
12%
Jun
94% Jan
20
25% May
64% Apr
.9% May
16% May
Nov
7,
18^
jan
5%,
4%
58
Jan
106
Jan
20% Jan
4
3
7
4
24%
9,400 ;
89%
89 %
5
6
Conv
.
40
40
39%
39%
95%
95%
106%
106%
*14%
14%
94%
*14%
*9%
10
*9%
10
*9%
13%
13
13%
13
96 %
^_5
96%
96%
91
91
35%
35%
35%
35%
90%
91
897k
91
9034
91%
89 Va
90
99%
100
99 74
99%
9974
99%
100%
99
9974
12%
12%
12 7 k
127-a
127'a
127«
12%
12%
1,300
4
37%
38
3734
38%
38 %
38%
1,900
63 Va
*627a
64
62%
62 7 8
62
62
*82
85
85
367a
3674
109%
87
84
8574
35 74
357k
12 %
*85
87
35
35%
109 Va
109%
1097a
e
*109.
108%
97%
9774
22 »/4
46
67/8
6
6%
19%
*18%
20%
*18%
674
67k
6%
63k
6S«
6%
67k
*13 7 a
14 Va
14 %
,
6'A
6 Va
67k
6%
6%
387k
37 Va
377a
*3774
3874
17% Jun
1Q% Feb 24
12% Jan
'
Baldwin
16% July
8% Feb 24
1474
*13%
70
20 %
.6%
6 %
540
47
1057 k
103 Va
103
*ia34
v
6%
Dec
46%
.
*104%
103 Va
*1874
103
197-2
*37%
Mar
47
47
1,700
197k
105 7'a
5
11%
47
467k
46
45%
,
380
22 7k
22
46
150
987k
98
22 74
Mfg Corp, (The), common—_3
conv preferred—
No par
Babbitt
10974
9774
574
•
*108%
22 Va
14%
14% Jan 15
109'A
97 7k
57a
13% Jap
1087k
22
*13%
16% Jun
400
8,900
977k
*1874
1,300
367a
2174
*103
2.300
36 74
97%
19%
5,800
•:
3674
2134
46 Va
1,300
857k
*84
98
105%
500
35%
*
'85
21%
*14%
13% Feb
90%
105 7i>
*104
'
—No par
Amer
v
977k
-No par
,_5c
44% Jan
Avco
35%
3574
1097k
90
917k
100
97
96%
*89
21%
98
110
96 %
37 3
22
100
91
37%
*1874
No par
Co Of
8,000
96 %
63
*14
14%
100
14%
*14
14%
1,700
'
—„_
Automatic Canteen
14%
34%.
3774
4674
13%
90 %
63%
103
1,00
14
34%
63 7/k
No par
13%
96%
37%
977k
13%
15
91
64
108%
300
*14%
107
34%
*95%
38%
*21%
140
9%
107
91
*90
12%
35%
290
9%
13%
1274
'
95%
95 Va
95%
10
13%
12%
*85
2,100
10
10
91%
.100
40%
107
14%
100,%
64
40 Via
*106 %
*14%
*9%
*99%
*38
40%
5,800
6
15
15
34
1
2,600
*94%
95
i06%
10
34
lo
54%
x40 %
14%
*90%
',-100
5%
54 %
91
*95%
90%
90
6
55
34%
96%
>95%
*33
40
106 %
350
5%
56%
*94%
*
27%
54%
6
55
39%
106%
15
*13
A
95
*106
*14%
—--25
common
95%
106%
95%
*106
10
1
_2
Autocar Co
10,
5%
6
40%
preferred—:
prior pfd ($1.20)
11% Jan
5
6Va Feb 24
5%
'
;
*
40 %
i
Nichols
6
6
0 '
56%
__Nq par
preferred:.
Tack Corp
Austin
,
'v
56%
:
RR
—
'
56%
■
conv
Atlas
■
6% May 5
15
Mar 24
4%
37% Apr 29,
Jpn
24'A
90
56%
Atlas Powder common
'
46
Feb
1,400
24%
89%
preferred .seriesr A__100
Preferred $3.75 series B
_100
Atlafc Corp
35% Jan
4%
27%
24%
89%
conv
8
Jan.24
17% Mar 19
7% Jan
7,
19
Nov
27%
25
89 %
,»26%
56%
Atlantic Refining common
6"
27
non-cum
19% Jan
7% Oct
6% Dec
27 %
24%
89%
Atl G &; W. =1 SS Lines commorx
,
1
Feb
7
18% Apr .23
4% Feb 3&
13% Feb 11
5% Apr 30*
45% Apr
27
24%
89%
non-ctim, preferred---
ATP Inc—„
Atlantic Coast Line
7
98% May
23% Apr
6
4.
Jan
100
jai^
24% Jan
Dec
■
27
24%
90
Topeka & Santa Fe com__100
■5%
Mar 18
102
26%
25
89%
—100
7
36
50% July
114
May
26%
24%
56%
preferred——
24
Jan
Dec
25%
26%
89
No par
105% Jan
Jan
$2.25
-
15.%
•
6
6 "
•
6
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6
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1574
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14%
6%
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3874
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5%
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15 Va
15
15
38%
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.
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638
38!
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2
1,100
6
1474
1,100
638
18,900
3874
14%
■
400
B
10
Feb
29% July
13% Feb
60 * Feb
40% Nov
80% May
15%
"
69
May
28% Jun
45
Jun
Dec
X20
36 Va Nov
31"
,
Feb
9
16% Feb
20.
Feb
6$
Mar
39% Apr
16
Apr
37
Jan
39% Mar
9% Feb
31% Jun
Nov
45% Dec
16% Mar
23 % Jan
*
IBYs Dec
30% Dec
80% Sep
16% Mar
34
34
18
Apr 29
Jan
90
87% Feb 25
12% Apr 27
69 ' Ma* 5
Jan
22% May
Dec
100
Jan
4'
8% Feb
34%
Feb
30
Apr
34
Jan 17
xl2% Apr 28
10% Nov
19% Mar
lp% Feb 14
24% Jan
13% May
6
92% Jan
8
14%
Dec
90 Mt
Dec
26
Feb
9%
103%
86% Dec
30%
9
Creek RR
4
Mar 30
Beech
16
Feb
Belding-Heminway
Beech-Nut
1
13% Jan 12
Bell. Aircraft
Feb 18
Mar 21
Corp
j
& Howell Co
4%% preferred
24
4
78
93
5
98% Apr
26% Jan
26
7
Best & Co
Jan
7
Best
^
^
Bendix
Jan
5
i
14% Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
33 % Feb 11
25% May
29% May
130% May
25 % Apr
,
26% Dec
30% July
19% May
Feb
6
5
21
Jan
7
Feb
2
Bethlehem Steel
7%
Mar 21
(Del)
11% Mar 11
$ per share
26
30% Jari
Apr 28
12% Feb 24
8% Feb 25
Black
12
14% Mar 30
Blaw-Knox
12% Mar 18
25% Mar 30,
64
30 7k
Dec
51 *
Jan
23% Feb
4
16%
Dec
16% May
2
32% Jan
5
18% Mar 30
37% Nov
27% May
44% Jun
38% Mar
7
42
May
6
42%
Feb
66 % July
42% Apr 21,
54
Jan
7
87%
Nov
96
92% Apr
96
Mar
5
1% Aug
May
5% May
42
Dec
Jun
10 % May
71
Feb
6% Nov
Dec
1% Mar
13% Jari
7
16
14
8
40% jan
7
Bloomingdale
•
Jan
18
Bohn
Jan
12
Bon
2% Jan
9
31 % May
13
6% Jan
25 Va Jan
47 % Jan
24% Apr 22
29
Jan
29% Feb
5
33
Jan
103
Feb
98
Sep
12% July
Feb
33% Aug
Aug
23% Nov
9
I
24% May
124% July
Sep
Dec
11% May
75
July
Mar
Jan
14
14
96'k
96%
32
31%
31% ^
>
30%
67a
6%
7
77 k
,7
95
3
Jan
6
18% Feb
16
14% Feb
99 Va Apr
22
Apr
8
Feb
16
120
,
65
7.
10
jun
Jun
88
Jan
73
17% Jun
10% July
Apr
106
May
6% May
121
67
4% May
27% July
July
100
3
May
Feb
7
23%
Feb
35%
Jun
May 6
21% Feb 25
27% Mar
40%
Jun
30
Feb
52
54% Sep
52
May
3
May
8% May
May
xl9% May
19 Va May
47%
For footnotes
Dec
see page
25 3 4
,
26
2
*26 Va
1074
10%
1074
10 34
26%
1074
40% Jan
45
26.
Jan
24
*1074
11
*10%
35%
*33
35 %
11
11
11
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■
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13%
10',4
9%
1074
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700
14
3,700
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4,100
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1
200
11
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10%
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Shares
267k
3574
21%
217a
2174
24 %
2474
24;|4
24%
24%
2474
5774
57%
57%
58
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5774
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213/8
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21%
21 %
21%
22
-
3,500
.1,800
300
40%
41 Va
417a
41
4174
41%
41%
42
3,600
43%
43%
43
4374
4474
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45%
9,300
93%
93 Va
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95
•
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1%
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32%
31%
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(The)
common
Roller
7
7
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37
41
95
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32
7%
77k
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447a
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1%
1%
800
32%
3274
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3374
500
7%
774
7%
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7%
77a
774
2,200
35%
20%
35%
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38
35%
774
7%
7%
7%
26 54
26 Va
2674
26 5 a
27
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24%
25%
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25
27%
27 Va
31%
31 Va
101 Va
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27%
28
■
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>
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28%
30%
101 %
2974
2974
7%
774
1,900
263%
26%
2,000
25
24%
24 Va
3074
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101 Va
29%
10
31
•
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30
31
1017 k
1017 k
29 74
2974
18,000
107k
10
10%
3,900
317k
300
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974
974
10
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31
30%
30 5 a
*30%
30%
31
31
31
31 v*
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98%
*97%
98 %
*97%
98%
98%
98%
'97%
97%
No par
*18%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
1974
*1974
*19%
1974
9%
15
common.
_5
15 Va
100
common—
*121%
No par
common
■
*29%
31
86%
*13%
1374
*32%
33:
14%
Bush Terminal
107
68
V-v' e.
$4.25
; conv
com
preferred-
Southern
Ry Co_.
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific
Cannon Mills
Ry
374
*3 7k
67 Va
190
400
67%
3074
31
*30%
32
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88
*85
*14
147k
32%
32
7,600
■
88
147e
-
31%
88
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14%
3274
32
32%
67%
,147k
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14 Va
67%
147k
14%
100
700
32
1,900
6,100
1474
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14%
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79
*77
79
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79
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75
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75%
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75 Va
73
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14%
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73
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73
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73
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106
7
7
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69
3%
14
3%
3%
20%
20
207k
21
21 Va
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1027 a
*101
102%
*23
2374
23
23%
32%
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32%
3174
53
53
774
7
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374
21%
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8%
8%
107
107
..
14
14%
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8%
106
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374
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6%
67
374
21%
101
,
14
14%
8%
8%
107
108
774
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70
.
14%
7,300
87k
5,300
80
107
77a
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67 %
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22%
23%
23%
3174
3274
32%
32%
53
53
120
37k
1,900
227k
100
2,900
23%
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32%
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32%
53
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3%
54
100
23%
53
67
2174
374
22
101
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—
53
53
52
53
1
:
Campbell W & C Fdy__;
Canada
7%
70
8,900
677a
9%
14%
24,
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50
Dry Ginger Ale
7%
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30
9%
9%
157k
1474
14
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122 Va
9
15%
<
75
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107
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79
14
106
157k
122%
9
1474
73
87k
15%
>
.79
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14
8%
60
500
1974
200
■
preferred
Zinc-Lead
75%
*19 74
96
*121%
122
1474
102%
20%
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No par
14%
80
-
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8%
68
3%
5
No par
14%
80
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14
107 V
*7%
100
32 %
73
8 Ve
—15
participating preferred™100
76
137 k
Bldg 7% preferred—100
common
80
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l
4%%
14%
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88
96
67%
31
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32%
32%
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'
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9 Va
68
1374
13%
122
974
86 Va
86%
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1
9 Va
122
19%,
15%
15
15% .15 Va
*121%
3Q7k
*2974
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9%
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67 %
No par
preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc—;
;
Byers Co (A M) common
9%
66
1
-
Can.
66
122
9%
100
pfd
Watch Co Inc_
5%
9%
15%
15%
*121%
*65%
Burlington Mills Corp common
4% preferred
;
-100
3%% conv 2nd preferred
100
3%% preferred
:
100
Burroughs Adding Machine—No par
7%
15%
122
No par
Co
Bros
9%
9%
150
2974
10
■
.-No par'
Inc
100
3,300
v
101%
preferred
Co
3,000
774
27%
*24%
31%
101%
307k
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38
77a
2774
774
7%
31%
500
134
26%
101%
93
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7%
*30%
74
174
26%
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44
93
1%
7%
2474
45%
94
1%
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*26
32%
1%
17 a
"38
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43 Va
*93
95
7%
41 %
43
43%
"
10
Callahan
10% Jan
11% Mar
1J%
35%
10%
14%
10%
14
26%
a
share
24%
Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper
May 6
18% Apr 11
14% Jan
7
14
10%
2674
14
14
*10%
Sales for
the Week
$ per
58
6
41
261
26%
9%
Friday
v
May 5
26%
*33
800
May C
Thursday
$ per share
$ per share
10
10 Va
700
107a
PRICES
'May 4
13%
14%
10 Va
*107#
24%
7
22% Jan 10
14
10 %
10%
'•;
20
57 74
1% jan
12% Feb
4
109% Mar 21
14
1,000
*10%
10%
26 V2
*26
26 Va
26%
27,400
25%
24
5% Jan
104% Jan
37% Jan
*13%
California Packing common—No par
Feb
share
297k
13174
26%
Wednesday
$ per share
1317k.,
26%
-
59
36% Jan 26
9% Jan
107 k
Tuesday
$ per share
13074
26%
24
1% Apr 26
18
13174
*26
May 3
26%
10
29 Va
131%
X29% ,29%
3074
*131'a
57%
3% May
3
30 %
,
3,000
$8%
Byrop Jackson Co
Apr 18
Va"
131%
26 34
132
26 Va
24
26% Jan 24
58
30
131%
26%
*131%
100
1,600
40%
Butler
Jan 25
30 Va
30 Va
307-8
27,
132
'
24 Va
26
267k
25%
24 Va
58
preferred
7
104
257a
25%
-
",.
1
Bush Term
2
2474
25
;•
5
100
Co
4
Feb
247k
243k
24 Va
25%
..
—15
;
44
2574
*26 !
1
4% Mar 80
24% Jan 27
19% Feb 26
Jan
Jun
24 Va
1,800
77
98%
520
Feb
82
5
98%
31% May
15% May
247k
23 Vk
*96%
'
5,600
9% Jan
5
Jan
97%
21%
Buffalo Forge Co
Feb 10
16% Jan
7
8% Jan 26
2
*96%
*75
77
9874
167 a
Bucyrus-Erle Co
1% preferred
Budd (The) Co
$5 preferred.
Mar 19
77
6
13% Feb
8
7% Feb 26
15% Jun
119
307k
S per
23%
23%
*96
Brunswick-Baike-Collender
4
18% Jan >7
92
Feb 10
77% Jan 25
13% Apr 19
Apr 14
71% Apr 21
.
'
2674
$3.60
69% Jan 31
34
Jan 13
78
96%
*75
163/a
Brown Shoe
8
9% Mar 30
Feb 17
Feb 25
Apr 26
97
105
30
_2.50
Bearing Co
5
Braniff Airways Inc
,2.50
Brewing Corp of America15
Bridgeport Brass Co..
No par
Briggs Manufacturing
—No par
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Bristol-Myers - Co common
2.50
3%% preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas—
—No par
Brown & Bigelow
,
1
17% Mar 14
124
X8% Feb 11
100
89
25 3 4
23'A
•
77
16%
Bulova
Dec
26 %
23%
27
Jan 11
Dec
*2574
23 Va
*75
77
■
16%
36
Dec
24
23
.
96 74
9834
2474
74
3,800
7
7
.
26%
23
114
-
10,200
16 Va
31 % Feb
24% Jun
*96
23
*
.,11.
40
;
,
2674
Feb
"
9874
'•
23
*74%
1,600
-V
31%
1674
29 %
Dec
23 ""
77:
137k.
96%
*95
,
26%
Buff Niag El Corp 3.60%
Mar
14
98
31%
•
900
2,000
■
678
7
7
31%
700
%
13
.
13 Vk
14
*96
1574
98
*96
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3274
13
j
16%
Bullard
Mar
v
,
26%
Mar 29
10
7
14%
v
98
'
31%
13
16%
Feb 17
38
13
2674
15
Dec
12%
4
,
;■>:
13%
1674
91
Nov
12 3
12%
27
15
9
12%
35
35
-i
16%
—
12% Feb
21%
*1274
31
:
13%
*2974
26%
B
86
101% Nov
37% Dec
14% Mar
3514
*13
1574
15%
*96
.*96
2474
21%
27
Dec
,
32%
23
'
*23%
Jun
Mar
23
*74
5
90% Jun
5
35
1374
31
No par
40
1% Dec
'
Brass———5
21% May
43% Jun
Jun
35 V4
13 7k
*2974
22 Va
A
Dec
Mar
7
•
No par
12%
2% Mar
98
•
31%
1074
—
30% Dec
78 % Aug
16
3574
13 Va
16%
Bower
x29% May 5
10 % Jan 21
31% Jan 10
29% Mar 14
99
Nor
8%
35%
*13
20
800
Boston & Maine RR.(assented)-100
•
16
23%
#90% Feb
73
31
*35
1,100
87k4
*29%
31
*29%
150
1374
75
8%
8%
300
27%
3%%
6
Jap 14
18% Jan
3
Dec
Mar
16%
*96
•
:834
12 Va
12%
*1574
10
_100
874
3,400
f
16 3 4
Borden
16
Jan
&
class
Bor'g-Warner Gorp
,
10
9% Apr
3?
101% Apr
15% Mar
79
13
83i
93
a
13%
*73
73
600
13%
14 V,
73
13 Va
*13
*12%
93
*1374
35
35
13
3%
834
*91%
-
14
71
71
200
3,200
39%
__Na par
Aluminum
Bond Stores
8% Mar 30
37% Jun
Oct
Nov
35
*13%
a
131
k
31
*29%
3-1
-
13
1
Inc
Brothers
Ami Co
Class
,
35% Feb 17
7% Jan
26% May
36%
25% Nov
Apr
Feb
87k
8%
39'
*39'a
1374
39 3 4
92
92
73
*2974
_No par
Bliss (E W) Co
Bliss & Laughlin
11% May
Jun
34% May
'
Nov
7%
91 Va
13 7 k
39%
600
400
127k
*917
13%
13
*3.9%
14
*26%
Boeing Airplane Co_
27
12%
91
*71
*34 V4
No par
Feb
77
13 V a
127a
50
,
-
44
44
•
/ 700
;
39 7 k
*39
-
127a
*13
87/a
39 %
■
447k
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Co
Feb
Dec
91
*39
;
1234
14
No par
Pecker Mfg Co
Apr 22
72%
167 k
447 k
73
8%
Par
56
16%
16%
127 a
*13
*1317'z
$ per share
23
81
17
45 Va
*70 Va
May 2
Jan
65
*16 7 k
1234
1374
Monday
96
7%
"
39%
*39
395a
Apr. 30
37% May
15
403A
4474
*39
Saturday
Dec
120
*4074
127 k
13«/a
137k
exchange
Dec
Feb
41
"
%
44
397a /
91 Va
NEW YORK STOCK
.
57%
Dec
17%
39 Va
*
■,
12%
73
100
Birmingham Electric Co
22%
"27
*3874
92%
No par
*
Carpet
20
8%
13%
39%
44
■;■■■ ;
13
«70
com„No.par
preferred
,
Bigelqw-Sanford
10% May 5.
33% Apr 26
Dec
32% Mar
92%
13%
s
—_1
Food?
19% Nov
25
44%
*39
39%
44%
l
14% Sep
17% May
44% July
29% Apr
26
39%
*12%
13,
STOCKS
tper share
7% Dec
x27% Mar
44%
;
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
$per share
32%
403 i
16%
1
33Vbc
-
3,200
67
16%
39%
18%
*66
1674
•
2074
66
*16%
6,6
V
2034
1934
21
16%
*2074
67 Va %
18%
19%
16%
:
9,400
66
1674
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4,800
9%
,
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.
95a
19%
40%
13%
.
800
14%
10%
'
11%
/
21
40 Va
39%
Indus Loan oom___10
Chm pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Cum pfd $4 div ser.of 1948-Np par
Feb 15
30%
33 %
136%
31%
2
9% Feb 25
Year 1048
13
14%
r
66
40 Va
___5
Appliances
4
40%
Beneficial
Home
20 34
*40Va
437a
1
common-
Bendix Aviation
7
2034
2074
2074
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1
18 3
18 34
V 1874
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10
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Bell
Jan
.
■
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I 19
18%
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68
1
.
1874
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Mills,.Inc
i
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Shoe (A S) 4%'% pfd-^-100
Range for Previous
9%
9%
143k
10%
9%
<1*6
3%%
Beck
32% Feb
11
10%
9V4
*40 Va
50
-
Beech Aircraft Corp_
98
14%
107a
9%
•
18%
21
.
: *66
Beaunit
17
14%
10 3 4
97k
'
■—
5
Works Corp..:
__1
Bayuki Cigars Inc__—
_No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
—25
21% Feb 24
Lowest
xl3
;
pil Co
73 Va Jan
Nov
Feb
26%
-100
jron
34% Mar 30
Dec
Feb
125.
preferred
Barnsdall
Batli
30% May 6
6% Apr 13
102% July
30% May
37% May
39% Oct
139% July
37% May
25
4%%
„
37
a
147k
107k
'
9%
*
Dec
23%
Cony >5%
preferred—100
Barber Oil Corp
(Delaware)
u.10
Barker Brothers common—
10
26% July
87% Mar
Nov
68"
Bangor & Aroostook, common-—50
jun
38% Jun
21% Jan
Dec
21
Jan
*1474
10%
~~
10% Jan 21
28% Mar 25
37% July
207k May
14%
9Va
Locomotive
92% Apr 26
20% Jan. 8
75
Feb
3
7
Feb
32% Feb
107k
9%
Mar
(B T) -Inc.—
14%
*14%
10.74
97k
49
Jan 10
13% Apr 12
17% Jan 20
40
Apr 25
4
32
14%
107k
41
11
15,
13
*14-74
.100
7
70
22
22"
43% May
—1
—13
Feb
47% Jan
21% Jan
=
—
Baltimore & Ohio common
A% non-cum preferred—,.
25
.
Works,
11% Jan
22 % Jan
3
;
Shares
24%
Associates Investment Co___
15
the Week
share
27%
No par
103% Jan
,
Sales
May (»
$ per
88
com
9
Feb, 24
44%
2nd
for
Friday
$ per share
24%
"
7%
Thursday
May 5
$ per share
share
*263 i
$3.75 preferred
—No par
$4 preferred conv
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
6% 1st preferred
100
21
35% Mar
12
19
Dec
Illinois
of
$6 conv prior preferred
Armstrong Cork Co com
98% Jan 27
14
Va Jun
62 ; July
64% Dec
13%
Co
$ per
10
100
.
6
Jan
&
Wednesday
May 4
May 3
$ per share
$ per share
,
No par
Corp com
preferred-
conv
Armour
10
39% May
Steel
AV»%
8
6
99 %
Dec
98
Armco
3
16
57/a Apr
115% July
18% Jun
13% Dec
11%
Archer-Daniels-Mldlaid
26
Feb
56% Jun
Feb
103
30% Jan 28
95
Monday, May 9, 1949
Tuesday
Monday
May 2
Apr. 30
Par
27% Jan
2
24
Apr 30
54% May
15 % May
106
Saturday
$ per share
Jan
Dec
41%
26% May
34% Jun
Dec
CHRONICLE
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
chare
101%
Dec
68 Va
i
I
$ per
$ per share
NOV
89
Lowest
Highest
23% Nov
.1
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1948
t per share
FINANCIAL
btapkg
Bui« (or Previous
Lowest
&
1%
1%
1%
17k
1%
174
174
1%
1%
1%'
5
4%
4%
4
4%
3%
4
374
3%
374
3%
No par
*11
20%
20
1.66%
No par
*1974
11
.
20Va
11%
*19%
11%
*107,
20%
11%
108
20
20%
11%
*107
11%
108
19%
117k
"107
108
*107
108
40
40
40
*39%
40 Va
*40
40%
*40
*18
No par
25
11%
*39%
18%
1874
*18Va
18%
*18%
19
*18 Va
*167
-100
No par
Va
'■
12
*42%
12
43%
*18%
117k
*42%
12
ll7/e
12
43
43
43
40 Va
18%
1%
l3/a
374
,
4
20
117k
*107
40 7k
*18%
1274
12
43%
19%
11%
108
"
•
12 Va
127k
12
43%
*42%
43%
42%
20
11%
500
80
2,600
15,700
1,100
5,400
108
41
120
1874
12 Va
28,800
42%
500
-
THE
Number 4801
Volume 169
COMMERCIAL
Range Since Jan. J
Year 1948
t per
>
i IV
.
share
Feb
48%
i
3%
UOO%
■{', 26%
Apr
Dec
Aug
8% Mar
110%
32
Nov
July
41%
;
Jan
19% May
43% Jan
.
Nov
6% Mar
.35 Va
"May
56
,
Dec
Dec
12:%
i" 30
?18
Sep •
Feb A
30.
i.
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
9
May
52% .Jun
Dec
$ per
15
Jan
5.0
54
May
Mar 4
5% Feb 23*
100% Mar 24
29% Mar 29 '
17
35
12% Jan
4
15% May
5:
30%.Mar
4
37
5,
Feb
14
6
68% May
52% Feb
7-
22
Feb
39%
23% Apr
22*
Jun
Feb
22-%
105
July
97
Feb
97'
123
140
May
120
Feb
34%
Jun
17%
16
11
Apr 22
18% Mar
5
Dec
20%
Jan
16% May
Dec
187/e
Feb
16
Feb
11 %
Sep
5%
Jun
Dec
12%
22%
Dec
38% July
6%
Dec
Nov
74:
108
Jun
May
$4.75 1st
7%
7
18% Jan
11
21
9
Jan
5%
7
8
5
Central Hudson G & E Corp—wo par
7
Central
80
110
Mar
Dec
15
May
9 % Feb
Dec
11
Jun
7% May
18%
Dec
28 %
Apr
17% Feb
15
21% Jan
12%
Nov
20
May
10% Feb
11
13 % Jan
6
Jan
18
24 % Jan
7
12
84
Jan
19
24
35% Jan
20
26J
12% Apr
11% Jan
21
28
24%
Feb
17%
Feb
26%
Jun
23% May
3
20% Feb 10
90
Feb
100%
Jan
92
Pasco
Products
Certain-teed
Chain
Belt
$4.50
preferred.,
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Jan
31% Jan
3
34% Jan
90
Jan
79
Jan
7
85
9
July
4
Feb
14
5% Jar.
8% Feb
7
11% Apr
Feb
17% July
Nov
14% May
Feb
Feb
11
12% July
7% Feb
24
10% Apr
13% Feb
25
18 % Jan
9
15% July
Jan
9%
4% Mar
7% Mar
7% Feb
11
5% Feb
24
5%
preferred
Chic Ind
33% Jan
23
5% Jan
Class
Chic
12%
Dec
23% July
49% July
10% Feb
25
15
Dec
29% Feb
24
36 % Jan
26
Dec
40
May
25
Feb
11
29% Mar 30
49% Mar
57
Jun
49% Jan
20
55 % May
25%
Feb
42%
Sep
28% Feb
24
45%
Jan
72%
Oct
July
15%
Oct
Jan
preferred
5%
34% Jan
21
64% Mar 16
74
Jan
20
10% Apr
12 % Feb
4
Rock
Conv
5
NEW
$ per share
$ per
Feb
Feb
25
Nov
19% May
4% Apr
14
2%
2% Apr
30
Oct
63 % May
42% Apr
30
60
Jan
7
32% Feb
15.
36
Jan
8
Chile
Jun
50
14
58
Jan
7
Chrysler
Jun
26% Apr
97% Jan
25>
29 Va Jan
24
4
103% May
27
Jan
48% July
7%
Dec
10
May
75%
Dec
Dec
33
Jun
15%
Jan
21
May
84%
27% Mar
38%
Apr
Aug
176
Feb
11
42% Jan
3
6% Feb
Jun
43
Dec
4
Jan
>.
C
25
8% Apr
4
16
23
Feb
10
25% Jan
26
108%
Jun
105
Jan
11
Dec
12%
Dec
23%
Nov
107
May
Feb
17
Cleve
43
Jan
26
12% Jan
3
15% Jan
19
25% Jan
3
30% Jan
20
Special gtd 4% stock—
Climax Molybdenum
Clinton Industries Inc—!—
RR Co
Pitts
36% May
22% May
5
30% Feb
2
Apr
13
1%
82% Jan
28
4%
cum
1332
31
1332
July
Dec
138 % Jan
71
Apr
26
130% Feb
3
Jun
60% Jan
6
July
45%
Jan
96
Apr
x87%
Sep
15-
Nov
16
Feb
12%
Feb
22%
16
Feb
22%
Oct
Dec
18%
Nov
1075
Jan
5
29% Feb
25
Jun
9%
11
9%
<
25% May
26% May
Oct
89
Jan
xl3% Feb
15
15% Jan
xl7
May
9
19
Jan
24
5
19% Jan
24
Jan
7
13% Jan
8
4%
non-cum
1st
4%
non-cum
2nd
Columbia
Class
4
12
13
Columbia
Gas
7% Feb
10 1
ii
5
Columbia
Pictures
2
Jun
48% Mar
Apr
29
Apr 25
May
55% May
4
32% Jan
13
20% Apr
18
21% Apr
25% Mar 10
21
28% Jun
21% Feb
11
36%
53% July
46% Feb
25
95
12 *
Jan
90
Jan
yxl6
Nov
1
2%
Feb
90.
Dec
25
1
Nov
8% Dec
104
July
29% May
3% Oct
106
Jan
14% Apr
3
Jan
;
Apr
29% May
11% May
89% Jar)
25% Jan
7% Feb
27%
,1
Dec
36% July
26% May
X24 %
Dec
32
25% Feb
May
4
Sep
6% May
21.
Mar
25% July
103%
Feb
108%
Dec
11.% Mar
xl8%
18
3
3
3'
11
3
11
3
May 4.
21% Feb 25
5?
Mar 17
100% Jan 31
17% Jan
'
3% Apr
Apr
6
107% Feb
Feb
10
14% Jan
8
37%
Dec
51
19
Dec
11% Feb
23
10% Jan
3
x7% Mar 24
Dec
Dec
15% July
Nov
16% Mar
29 Vi
Dec
98 V2
July
Sep
100
33
Va Dec
Oct
90
35%
8% Feb
7
9 %
Apr
10 Va
1074
10%
16*
*15%
15%
7%
7%
7%
7%
774
7%
16%
7%
•
4
6%
15%
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6%
,
7%
24
13%
13'A
32
31»/«
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11
2,300
1,600
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55 %
55%
30%
30%
30%
31
66
66
66
10 %
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11
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3
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31
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30%
2,300
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65%
65%
65
65 Va
700
11
10%
10%
*10
11
100
*14 %
14%
14%
the Week
46
35%
*34
14%
200
3%
4,700
47%
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102%
102%
102%
22%
22%
22%
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49%
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7%
7%
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17
16%
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22%
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22%
400
50 %
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83
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13
1774
18
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26%
27
27%
28%
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110%
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108
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180
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75
39 Va
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75
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39%
40
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110%
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111%
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107
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108
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68
40
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40
39 %
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14
14
14%
14
14 %
29%
29%
29%
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30
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5
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140
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.
132
62
62
200
400
108
106%
103 Va
68
*65%
67
39 %
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39%
150
33
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93
92
131 %
15
15
16
17%
17%
17%
3,000
1,200
2274
2,300
22 Va
140
*138 %
140
*138 %
140
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140
10
72
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74
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74
100
133
1,100
72
1327a
132
132%
62
62
34 78
35%
132 %
6174
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62
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35%
34%
35%
34%
94
92 Va
92%
*92 Va
15
157'8
15%
15%
15%
15%
1574
2,300
16
16
16
16 Va
16'A
16%
16%
2,000
16%
24,900
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17%
17%
17%
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16%
1778
17%
17%
xl7
17 Va
9%
9%
9%
100
*9%
10
9%
9%
10
preferred—100
*9%
10 %
9%
9%
*8%
cl A—2.50
*17%
17%
17%
17%
—2.50
16%
17 %
17
17
17%
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10%
10%
10%
10-%
10%
-11
11
cqmmon..Nonpar
9%
9%
9%
9%
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10
IP
System
w_,._No par
Np par
1
10
1714
.
9%
17%
17%
10
10
9%
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9%
16%
•
—No par
Inc
Commercial Credit cqmmon
17
9%
16
130
10
10%
17
*9%
9%
10
640
*8%
1774
18
18
18
17%
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18
18
1,800
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11
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11
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10%
11
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11
39,500
9,200
56
*55
55%
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56
55 %
55%
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31
30%
30%
31
31
3174
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
1,000
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21 %
21
21%
21
21%
21 %
21%
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213 4
20%
20 V8
2,700
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23%
23
23%
2374
24%
24%
24 :;'4
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24
24%
2,900
50 V2
51
51
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51%
51
51
50%
51 %
4,000
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100%
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15
15%
15
*54
56
:—10
-100
49%
99%
50
99%.
14%
15
'3%
f 100
3%
26%
100
26%
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8
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27%
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27%
3%
3%
22%
23%
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*99%
15
3%
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26
"7%
100 Va
15
374
101
26%
8
-
15%
374
100%
26
*7%
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101
100%
26%
374
26 Va
26%
267'a
26
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26%
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3%
3%
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227a
23'A
227 a
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374
102
26%
8
8
8
100%
26 %
26%
2974
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33/a
3
23 Va
23%
9974
15
374
5574
10274
26%
8
2674
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3
23%
1Q0
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15%
15
15%
4,800
3%
79,000
374
103
-
26%
374
103
26
27
29%
V4
3 Va
107 V4
13
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Apr
5
y8 Jan 21
29 Va
Nov
40
31%
Jan
3
3 6% Mar 30
Oct
99
97% Jan
11
,
:_10c
*7 %
1
..Nopar
Container Corp of America com..20
preferred
!_100
Continental Baking Co cqm—Nopar
$5.50 preferred
—Nopar
Continental Can Inc common—20
$3.75 preferred
:_No par
99% Ma? 21
9% Jan
7.
Continental
63% Jan
Continental Insurance
19
1
17%
*11%
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft—.—1
Consumers Power Co com
^Nopar
$4.50 preferred
—Nopar
preferred
Diamond Fibre
42
5
—10
974
*9 %'
13
6,400
17,000
1,200
2,100
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300
42
41
4174
41
42
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42
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3,500
18
18
18
18
18
18%
18
18
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1,700
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11%
11'4
11 Va
11 %
11%
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7%
7%
7%
7
10%
1074
10 74
11
35%
11%
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11%
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107
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,
41%
10%
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600
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23
13
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4.000
2674
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3
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260
103 V*
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8
8
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15
100
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1,800
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5
270
17%
974
3
9%
11%
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12%
Jan
1,900
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Solvents^..——Nopar
preferred
Commonw'lth & South com—No par
4<7r
130
18
18
17
9%
934
94
Engineering
Superheater
$4.52
4.400
93
*9
—-
200
35%
15
*15%
17%
preferred
62%
>1030
93
16
*17% "17%
5,000
4%
23
*1030
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15
15%
14%
29%
*474
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62
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15
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297*4
5
23
72%
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90
22%
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17.800
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5
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1,500
8
8
26%
26%
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102'A
2274
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17
72%
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23%
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30
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Shares
3
3 V4
-17
17%
Columbus & So- Ohio .Elec Co new_5
$5
share
47
14'A
14%
3
45 %
S per
share
*14%
3%
44
43%
Salea
May 6
May 5
"34
43
for
Friday
Thursday
S per
3
42%
300
PRICES
$ per share
share
3
3
56
May 1
May 3
$ per
*55
Wednesday
Tuesday
700
56
*55
974
13% Jan
2fi
13%
32%
27%
12%
85
8
12%
32
277a
10674
17% July
8% Mar
13%
32%
27%
2774
12%
97 V2
56% Feb 24
13 %
32 %
27%
*9%
8
Oct
13%
32
27%
10674
4
13 ya May
13
31%
9%
7
7
13
32
17%
8
Jan
2,200
17%
9% Jan
95
4,800
13
66
11
14%
300
674
2374
3%
9 %
12% Mar
37% Jan
3
42%
3%
6%
23%
24
974
12% Apr 13
7
"14 %
15
1,200
Va
4
6%
23%
17%
5
20
6%
24%
7%
*102%
com—100
7
Feb
6%
23%
1,000
%
7
.
(>%
*374
6%
23 7«
800
97/b
15%
31%
$ per share
;35%
*62
46% Mar
33
share
4
*3%
3%
6'A
13%
32
32'A
3%
23 34
24
*1030
2iy8Jan
105 % Apr
X
4
6%
23%
II,400
974
12%
Mar
Jan
■
500
15%
A
106%
May
io3A
10%
15%
9%
36
page
10%
10%
12%
108
see
10%
9%
15'A
106 34
3
For footnotes
10%
934
15%
9%
42 Va
17%
27
64%
10%
9%
15%
12%
92%
8% Nov
10%
10
9%
10% Mar
48% Mar
10%
10
*12%
84% Mar
92
10%
Consolidated- Laundries Corp
?__5
Consolidated Natural .pas
i__=_15
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd;_„;_100
30% Jan
May
July
10%
10%
Consolidated Grocers. Corp.—1.33V3
103% Apr
Sep
1,500
8
10
Jun
99% May
300
1034
30
106% May
106% Dec
42%
4%
10%
10374
Congol Edison of N Y cpm_+_Np par
12
7%
*4%
103%
21
4% Jan
xl06
8%
474
107*4
50
23% Mar 30
Jun
10%
474
10%
15,300
preferred series.—Np-par
.—25
Publishing Inc—No par
Congolepm-Nairn Inc.—
Nopar
Consolidated Cigar..
Nonpar
Consolidated Cppperipines Corp.;—5
12% Jun
Jan
4%
11%
2774
$6
30
Feb
28% May
*8034
27%
102'A
Conde Nast
9% Jan
82%
*80%
10
$4.25 cupi preferred w
Carbon Co
3.(50%
82%
28 Va
No par
Columbian
Commercial
81%.
27 %
Commonwealth'Edison Cq
27 Va Jan
Dec
29% Spp
15 % May
26
103 Va May
.8 %
Feb 23"
X40% Apr 12
7
3274
277a
com—No par
20
Broad Sys Inc
B___—
Combustion
18% Feb
81
32%
10
preferred
10
78%
81
32
27%
Nopar
Colorado & Southern Ry
10
37%
81
32
*
27%
100
-100
Corp
Iron Corp
4
10
13% May
12,300
31%
7 Va
27%
-5
Apr
3274
19%
7
27 Vb
—No par
11% Jan
Jun
32 Va
19%
27
Aikman
•
400
3274
19%
27%
Colonial Mills Inc
25
700
6%
19 %
7%
19%
7
27%
Collins &
&
120
674
19 Va
6%
191/2
*6%
7
28,900
19% Feb
cony
I,200
95'A
51 Va
17% Jan
5'.e>
21%
95
3574
93% Feb
23% Jan
Feb
.
Intefnat
Colo Fuel
400
'217*4
96
24-
'51%
8
35% May
25%
22
*95%
*33%
1
——
24% Jan
10%
Sep
A
Coca-Cola
Jan
1075
Class
*24%
*2174
24
21%
*95'A
3574
(The) common.No par
Coca-Cola Co
24%
21%
96
*23%
5274
No par
preferred
2nd
2
16% Apr
10% Jap
14%
4,100
517;,
17 '•
Mar 18
17% May
.
11%
52%
Clepay
30
9
32 Va May
31% May
Dec
12
9% Apr
Dec
Dec
Jan
63% Apr
12
Nov
49
152
8% Mar 22
20
28%
141
18% July
17% July
Dec
11
517 8
Colgate-.Palmolrve-Peet com_.No par
$3.50 preferred
—No par
Mar 22
20%
7%
8
Jan
63%
11%
51%
—50
preferred
183
11
35
Corp—
—!——1
Cluett Peabody & Co ocm—--Nopar
Dec
-
11%
50%
gtd—-50
73
13
27%
>
7%
21
12
Dec
10%
35
5
100
preferred
5% Jan
Dec
11
50 %
S4.50
1
60 %
10%
4%
*70
4% Mai-
134%
1,700
11
"150
% Apr
92% May
18
10%
75
Jan
Dec
18
10V8
-39
10%
75%
18%
-434
180
68
July
100
18%
18 Vb
10%
38
33% Jan
147
400
774
*4 Va
"70
Dec
Feb
19,800
10 V8
774
10%
*150
4%
137
12%
12 Va
*10
10%
preferred
100
com__No par
47% May
18% Mar
Jan
774
35%
—No par
35%
;
10%
*774
4%
Louis Ry Co com___100
non-cum
&
1274
10%
8
3,600
8.50
cofri
78% May
*
12%
10%
*7%
200
23'a
50%
.
5'.'o
12%
10 Va
8
81%
22 3A
24 %
50 %
preferred
:
Ccrp——No par
:
:—5
Clark Equipment Co„——20
2
12%
'•
10%
110
*79 "2
81
24
108 %
50 %
*34
"107
*66%
Apr
*80
23 %
700
107 %
10%
2%
100
34%
81
23%
107 Va
*82'A
4%
83
42 %
*110%
Nov
80 %
*
2,300
7%
20 V4
32 %
83
4'%
2'u
preferred
No par
Cleve Graph Bronze Co com
1
3
107
l,0OO
4%
15%
7%
7%
107
107
V
*4
15
4%
16
•7%
1,200
974
18%
May 2
Cleve Elec Illuminating-
112% Feb
*4
*15%
7%
9%
'
18%
Monday
3
16
4%
16
10
18%
66
42% Jan
Feb
*4
12 V*
*54
Apr
5
36% Mar 21
109
Nov
Elec
5 % A
& St
1,300
1674
xl9%
42%
cCity Products
City Stores
C
500
16
16%
974
300
18'A
55
30%
8
Jun
39
&
Gas
City Investing Co common-:
5%
17
16
9%
1974
2.50
I T Financial Corn;
C C
17
16
•9^8
19%
1674
*16
17
16
81%
55
30%
30 % Jan
9
400
4,600
23%
55
*14'A
20,700
1974
9%
22%
27
4
111%
69%
11
2674
121%
19%
*16%
17
*79%
*7%
2674
2674
100
107%
12
3,900
19%
4
*10%
56%
121 %
107%
8
55
100
19%
108%
27
7
Mar
'
*107%
*79
23%
27%
18% Jan
85
19 Va
7%
12 %
30
5874
121
*15%
10%
3,700
136%
100 >/a
7%
*7%
18%
6%
34%
34
*135%
121
15%
10%
1,000
100
*99
*7%
81
36;
121%
15%
23%
8,400
100
16
4
4P0.
15%
121
^
7%
*27
"53%
30%
3
77
16
30
*674
674
3474
3,206
2874
2874
15
*97%
99
121'A
*27
26
25% Mar
26%
*16%
16%
*
135
26%
19%
16 y8
*12%
674
34%
135
25%
15%
32
*3%
.6%
23%
13%
32
6%
34
137
7%
4
20'A
Feb
5
*6%
33
15%
20%
Jan
Apr
'36
-9%
32%
25
29% Jan 27
37
25%
*6V4
80
83
3574
'
57%
7
16% Jan
4
*29
59
95
1
preferred
-100
Milling Machine Co—10
50% May
2974
15%
9%
4
*9%
10%
100
25
i
Cincinnati
Oct
105
4%
.
29%
15%
*135
23%
$ per
-10
1
Corp
Cincinnati
2874
15
35%
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Co
Copper
24% Mar 17
July
88
July;
34% Feb
105 % Jan
•
Apr
x20
Jan
24%
16%
*16
Apr. 30
preferred
Jun
101 % May
19
Saturday
coramon„;
Co
5% A.
65%
Nov
22%
Childs
28%
29'A
35
96
STOCK
Chiekasha Cotton Oil
19
5% Jan
29%
Nov
80
16% Jan
42
19%
176
■
YORK
28 %
14%
57%
121
200
29%
V
58%
*98
105%
105 Va
24%
-
104 Va
*104%
58
99
121
19%
5,200
104%
21 ]A
Par
7
36 %
Nopar
share
14%
90
98V2
120
io
774
104%
32%
21
EXCHANGE
Highest
44%
Feb
24 %
55%
7%
-
136 %
STOCKS
$ per share
A
32%
136 V2
*65%
*10%
'•
_100
preferred series A_:
Chicago Yellow Cab
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Feb
Pac RR Co—No par
Is &
6%
33%
99
200
13'A
7%
55 Va
6"%
*6%
32%
23 Va
,
com__No par
convertible preference—No par
Chic
.*6%
the Week
Shares
share
*1274
*53 Va
7%
33%
95
100
:
33%
21%
95%
100
Chicago Pneumat Tool
$3
Year 1948
$ pet share
vtc
14%
*134% 137
57%
58
24%
25y8
.
32%
137
57 %
13%
*53%
55
'
24
*7%
vtc—No par
& P
preferred
29% <
14 Vb
34
Salee for
May 6
7%
28%
29%
14%
13%
Friday
t per
28%
28'A
^
30
Thursday
May 5
fper snare
6V9
■t
*21
*94V2
Nopar
St Paul
A
Range for Previous
Lowest
50
Ry Co class A__25
B
Milw
A<>. 30
14y8
10%
*10
*16
—1
:
106
*23
'*6%
"20
17
*
21
Chicago & Northwest com—No par
4
22
& Louis
Series
33%
(The)
104%
32
*82%
*4%
10%
40
^
104%
28%
13%
•:
*53%
24
.
,
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—59
8% Jan
Mar 23
41% July
104'A
28%
*13
6%
21
'94
com—No par
111 RR Co
A—
$4
6%
>■
54
7
per snare
12%
*23%
.
5
Chicago Corp
9
Jan
3% Feb
Jun
13% July
Apr
10
24
& East
Class
8
11% Mar 30
22% July
Jan
Jan
Chic
21
55
7
.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3 % %
convertible preferred—100
Feb
23 Va
Nopar
1.25
Checker Cab Mfg
8% Jan
A%>i'2%
*53
15V8
15Va
*7V8
7%
;*107
108
*79
81
24%
24%
12%
12'A
*10%
10%
*7%
8
18%
18%
10%
share
13
*32%
6%
May 3
*12%
35
Wednesday
May 4
Tuesday
$ per
$ per share
.
Champion Paper & Fib com__No par
97% Mar
28% Jan
7%
50% Nov
Nopar
Co
.
1
1
4
31
:
26
Dec
10
de
6% Apr
■76%
30
Cerro
19% Mar
Dec
7%
9.50
Nopar
Copper Corp
5
Jun
31%
6
West. Corp .com_5
Sugar Co
May
15%
30
9
27
Mar 17
South
&
Central' Violeta
Century Ribbon Mills
45%
Dec
25% Mar
12
Central
20
8% Mar 29
c
111
\
^
121.121
19%
19%
*16%
17%
16 %
16 V8
*9%
9%
4
4
;
Co.;
Light 4%,% pfd
G00
Central NY Pr Corp 3.40% pfd—100
{Central RR of New .Jersey
_100
11
Apr
21 % Feb
11% Jan
7%
.
Jan
3
*97%
.
7% Apr
104 % Jan
1
5
Co—
24% Jan
7%
Jan
Sugar
6
83
;
preferred
Aguirre
Central
4
39%
33
Corp common—:
Central Foundry
*6%
32%
*134%
*56%
24'A
,
100
Nopar
20
—-
May
6
May 2
$ per share
Nopar
<
0% Mar
15
Jan
:
preferred.
preferred—
—.1
Central of Ga Ry Co vtc__—No par
5% preferred series B;vtc
100
Oct
Nov
2nd
Celqtex
11% Mar 14
10.%
,
•
6.
.7%
:
preferred—
—100
Caterpillar Tractor—
No par
Celanese Carp Of Amer com—No-par
(2001)
g#W AND HIGH SAL* PRICES
Monday
*32%
1
25
7%
7
17
3
3% Feb
Mar
131% Jan
26% Jan
Mar 16
9% May
8% Mar
100 %
105
1
.
5
6%
7
r'
i.50
& General Corp—
(J I). CP. common—
—;
Case
13
32 % Jan
Apr 23
v
Apr
series
Carriers
7.
Mar 12,
6Q
Far
*
Conv .preferred 4%
17
37% Jan
Nov
Jan
May
140
X50
13J.
% Jan 29-
7% Jan
24
32% Feb
Feb
147% July
7
29% Apr 13
130:
*
6
Feb
'
Saturday
Capital Admin class A common—1
<f
*>12%
13%
$3 preferred A
— 10
"52%
55
Capital Airlines Inc
——j__1 **6%
7%
Carolina clinch & Ohio Ry
100
*104 - 104'A
Carolina Power & Light—-No par
28%
28%
Carpenter .Steel Co—:————5
*29'A
29%
Carrier Corp common—
10
v *14%
14%
3
CHRONICLE
Apr. 30
*•.
17
8% Apr
108
\
1
'
EXCHANGE
■$ per share
12% Mar 23
26% Jan
NEW YORK STOCK
'
Highest
share
"'A A'
■'
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
35%
103%
104
105 Va
105%
34
*97
35%
104
*105%
%
35%
"11%
77 a
11
35%
774
"%
7%
774
1,600
10%
11 %
10%
1074
12,300
35%
2,200
36
10474
105
105
1057 a
106 Va
106%
33'A
33%
34
*33
33'A
97%
*97
97%
*97
200
774
11%
97%
35.Va
x35 V4
35%
105%
105%
105
10574
10674
106
106%
170
337*8
1.000
*106
33%
*97
33%
97'A
3378
*97
13%
430
97 %
13%
2,000
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
90
90
90 %
90 V*
*90%
92%
*9074
92%
90 %
91
33
33%
33'/a
33%
3374
33%
33%
3374
33'/a
3374
7.800
99%
*96%
90%
98
98
*9774
9834
200
*96%
8%
*8%
61%
61 Va
9
6174
*8%
874
6174
62%
P1/*
62 vr
8%
63
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1374
99
8%
874
63%
63 Va
8'A
63
90
8%
500
63%
3,600
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i
18
COMMERCIAL
THE
(2002)
NEW
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1948
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Feb
10%
Jun
6% Feb
14
8% Jan
Jun
47% FOb
11
18
14
19%
13 >% Apr
S3
Apr
Jun
21
14
58% Apr
15% Jan
55
July
Mar
19% Mar
*49% Mar
li
•
;
Feb
21%
24% Feb
15%
OCt
May
8
3
May 4
55% Jan 10
12% Feb
6
52
Feb 15
11% Jan
7
Oct
20
54% Jan 12
23% Mar 24
88
NOV
97% July
94
99% Jan 25
06
Oct
98
23%
56% Dee
164% OCt
8% Deo
1% Dec
29
Fib
6%
3%
39% Jun
98%
13
Mar
x2i
17% NOV
DCO
25"
f
150
Jan
137
94%
July
133
J18% Feb
Feb
82% Nov
84,
Sep
„ v 8%
Nov
v
8% Sep
;
129
i
Jan
.
50
•:
'
9% Apr
24% Jan
137
4
7
Jan
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Cutler-Hammer
,
7
96
92% Jan
11
Jun
29
: Mar
<
•
21
21%
21%
67%
•
:
67
V
10
10
26
"26
153/4
15% -15%
15%
37% ,38 K t
23%
23%
231/e
23 Vb
233/s
*96%
'
96%
•>'•
67
'67: \
.94
94:
V
20%
20%
:39 -r,*r
39 •
>
233/a
96%
'
*27%'■ 27%
12%
:
27%
-
13
*160
:-
178
>
27%
12%
'271/2
27>/2
*12%
12%
178
*160
'12%
*27
203/4
663/4
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j;:' 28:>,;::.
'
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''
68
-
'
68
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5% i
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6
-
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44
i
6
6
*
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21%
*135y4
136%
"23%
23%
%'y
681/2
;
121
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/
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s
23'/a
21%
23%
■
231/2
231/2
.
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:
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■
-
43%
•
11%
11%
12
92%
92%
*91
*12%
123/4
*12%
17%
17%
*16%
17%
16%
173/4
17%
17%
30%
30%
30%
29%
95
93%
94
92
^93 '
94
17%
series B—.100
*93
:
13% Jan
6% Feb
10% Jan
9% Feb 23
42
Dec
Feb
Jpn
;
46% Jan
34% May
50% Jun
13 y« July
32
Jan
31
Dayton - Rubber Co—
50c
9% Jan
7
Decca
50c
29
22% Apr 29
Jun
Deo
2
8
Mar 29
Jan
34
32% Mar 22
Jan
Deere
9% Jan
Co
&
7%
24
*93
Delaware
7
Lack
&
9%
6%
63/8
22 y2
1
*9%' *'.'9%
*6%
-
22%
*22y2
9%
119%
'
v
;
r
*135%
136%
23%
23%
23%
1,800
11%
/
113/4
4,300
23%
v
11%
:r
•
12
92%
*91
92%
*91
123/4
*12%
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
17%
18%
18
18
1,300
30%
30 3%
30%
30%
30%
30%
2,300
93%
92%
93
*923/4
933/4
94
93'
17%
94
*93
94
Western
50
: V.
*93
-7%
.100
25%
25%
40%
40%
*40 y4
20
21%
21%
6 3/s
22%
'
10
9%
9%'
9%
9%
9%
1,300
6%
6ya
6%
6%
6%
6%
23%
23%
22 3/4
23%
4,000
1,200
34%
343/8
343/4
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34 %
6,000
32
31%
31%
34%
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31%
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34%
8
7%
7%
26%
27
25%
26
41%
42
413/4
413/4
22
22 »/a
21%
22
23
22%
34%
7%
25%
100
190
93
'
9%'
9%
34%
7%
7%
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8
7%
26%
27
403/4
41
22%
35 y2 /
7%
71/2
r
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600
93 %
173/4
333/8
35
30
17%
32
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i
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13%
17
:
92%
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33 y8
31%
51,000
1,600
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32
33 3^
31%
900
,
8%
213/4
31%
33 %
32
ir
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46
v
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120
8%
33%
331/4
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300
,
■;. 5.700
;
,
30%
223/a
23%
33 y8
20
100
6
13 y4
?
'300'.
;
17 y4
!
933/4
6%
63/a "
No par
common
preferred
Delaware & Hudson.
40% Jan 21
7% Mar 16
Inc
Deep Rock Oil Corp
12
36% Mar 30
4
Records
/
100
21%
12
12
13%
1,800
'12%
17%
5%
8%
23%
92%
10
7%
68y8
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1
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45
a%
:
8%
136%
113/4
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■
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V
-
233/a
92 3/8
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6
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30
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n-.-50
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120
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3,400
1?
28
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213/4 .. .213/4
17%
v
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160
7% r
12%;
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21%
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12
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120 i<' 120
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8
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17
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3,900
r
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160
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120
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17%
5%
120
44
8%
213/4.
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12
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'
121
44
8 3/4
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series A——100
Preferred: 3;75 %
20%
178
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681/2
12
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6
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4,300
500
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7
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95% Jan 20
96%
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-
V
96
20% ^ 20%
66%
66%
■
400
26
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:
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10
26
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'
15% Jan
7% Feb
•:
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341%
1,000
•
200
4,700
■
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
'
39% July
32 y« Mar
20
37% Mar 23
July
55% Feb
27% Jan
7
50% Jan 24
3
11
Escrow
ctfs
for
Escrow ctfs
for
•
'35% Mar
Mar 29
22
Jan
26
Devoe &
Jun
36
Mar
3
40
Jan
7
1
45% Feb
1
10% May 6
6% Feb 25
12 Ya
5
13% Mar
15% Jan
33
Feb
11
Dec
13
Mar
22% Apr
xl9%May
40% Apr
20
Detroit Edison
58
6% Apr 21
19% Apr 21
46% July
19% May
10
Detroit Hillsdale 6s S W RR Co_ 100
Jan
9% Jan
7
24% Mar
2
Apr
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
Detroit Steel Corp—,
6%
Diana
■
Year 1948
,
29
Feb
11% NOV
47
NOV
32% Feb
20%
.
Feb 24
Jan
18
14
30
19%
*193/8
11
3
Saturday
—-
103/4
Dr.
Doehler-Jarvis
19
Feb
12% Jan • 3
17% Apr 20
63% Mar 31
Dome Mines Ltd
50% Jan 21
Dow
No par
common—,
19
48% Feb
50%
43
7
Apr 29
101% Apr 22
105
101
Class
108% Jan 21
90
Feb
X18% Nov
31% Jun
Apr 29
19% Jan
3
80
20
July
Apr 27
11% Mar 8
12% Deo
164
Mar
May
May
188% July
9%May
179
Jan
113% Jan
124%
119
.
2
4
28
97% Jan
99% Jun
Feb
3
113 y« Mar 14
15% Jan
10% Mar
25% May
20% May
19% Nov
16% Feb
26
14 Vb Feb
7
9
Jan
24 Vb May
86% Jan
11
4
21
7%
7i/4
71/4
133/4
133/4
'
Chemical
Co
29%
*28 3/4
Industries
3%%
Dunhlll
521%
52
series
Duquesne Light 5%
D W G Cigar Corp
210
12
12%
12%
121/4
12%
12%
3,100
29
29 y2
29%
293/4
29%
29%
2,400
16%
9,800
16%
163/8
363/4-
163/4
163/4
17%
59%
59%
61%
61
61
59%
59%
1,100
431/4
43%
433/4
45%
45%
463/4
46 3/4
46%
46%
473/4
9,900
102 Vb
102%
102%
*102%
103
103
103%
1043/s
*1043/4
22%
24 VB
23%
1053/4
23%
80%
80%
*80
84
*81
84
16%
17
*16
17
*16%
163/4
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91/4
16%
16%
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16 3/4
59
16%
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101%
101%
101%
1013/4
22
221%
22%
22
221/4
22%
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81
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80
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803/4
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17
16
16
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17
9%
9%
9%
189'/a
189
189'/4
9%
190 i/a
9%
190
1
9%
1043/4
23
93%
103
104%
100
-
23%
1,400
10,400
100
600
1,400
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191%
192%
191%
190'/4
191%
6,800
121
121
120%
1207/b
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121%
300
*100y4
100 3/8
100'/4
1001/4
1003%
1003%
114%
191
121
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121
*1203/4
121
*100
100%
*100i/4
100%
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100 3/8
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115
1143/4
II43/4
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115
.
114%
1143/a
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115
70
10%
103/4
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11
700
11 %
II
11
11
11
11
11
17%
17%
171/2
171/2
17%
17%
17%
17%
15
15
151/8
15%
153/B
15%
15%
15%
11
11
11
11
103/4
10%
10%
44%
44%
170 y2
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27%
253/4
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400
400
53
12
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100
1
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29%
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:
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12
61
43i/8
20
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*103/4 •111/4
':\»29 V". 29%
521/s
<,
ths Week
$ pet share
43%
16%
*60
No par
No par
.
•:
29%
102%
com
series
$4.50
Preferred $3.50
52
521/a
Sales for
May 6
v
123%
No par
Preferred
Friday
.
293/4
1
Du Pont de Nem (E I) & Co
291/4
52
1,100
12,100
12
*1021%
International
29 V*
11%
29%
.
7%
293/8
102%
preferred
conv
29 %
'
11
300
2,900
121/4
100
Dupian Corp
•
11%
700
"
'
30
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common
52
$ per share::
share)
'
14
14
Thursday
\
May
11%
29%
52
50c
2nd preferred.:
$3.25
Dresser
27
291/4
No par
No par
$4 preferred series A
t per
share
53
5
Corp
$ per
*7%
73/8
14
•
.
29%
121/4
5
10
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICKS;
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 4
May 3
11%
*29%
4
12 y« Jan
10%
13%
113/8
No par
Jan
Jan
42%
10%
7%
11%
Pepper Co
May
115% Jan 12
*41%
13%
I per share
':
*36%
10%
7%
■
200
37%
37
42%
10%
13%
May 2
400
"
'
11,000
37
73/8
Monday
M ^
3,400
19%
19%
42
13%
•
?
9,600
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12%
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12% !
20
1,800
;
20j/4
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103/4
10%
103/4
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37%
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42
6%
42
37
36y2"
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No par
13
101
19%
2,600
-
59
61/2
>
20%,
? 12%
19%
12i/8
A
17
195% Apr
5
12iyaJan 21
12'/a
19%
*29 V*
No par
Douglas Aircraft
67% Apr
*11%
*52
—No par
Apr 26
14% Mar 29
24
36%
*41%
6%
*20
12
*54
59
6%
20
*11%
1
33
Jan
"
4 pet share
Par
Divco Corp
Dixie Cup Co common..
28% Mar 23
Jun
12
*10%
■Apr.'30
10% Jan
116
12
11
73/8
Jun
Jun
201%
•
133/a
Apr
18
20%
-V
7%
Jan
98
20%
37
13%
23
Deo
20%
42
13%
40
Jan
63/4
*
53
106% Jun
106% Oct
111% AUg
10% Dec
8
15
12
6%
19%
*7%
*54
59
*54
59
6%
37
2
•
'22
6%
*41%
_60c
48 Mi Feb
83
*54
41%
36%
41%
*10%
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan
','24% Feb
Feb
Feb
^ NEW
;
t per share
Jun
97
94
;
17*;
56
Oct
19%
22%
63A
;
*11%
51
2
Corp
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
•
t per share
Oct
41
■
-Lsweat
v.
S per ">>nre
9ver share
19%
*36
■
*20
12
25%
40%
22
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
J ■■■
.
Highest
fjfi
18% Dec
26.,
Nov
48% Deo
10
Deo
25
Stores
Distill
6
;
No par
common
preferred^
Diamond T Motor Car Co.
7% Mar 12
2
*11%
5
403/4
^20%
6%
20
25 y4
59
*54
6%
20
253/4
403/4
22%;
22
59
6%
1
aL
Match
partlc
*54
1
;
Raynolds class A——12.50
Diamond
Range for Previous
Lowest
(W
com
pfd
De VUbiss Co—
19
11
% Apr 22
13
Jun
46
•j 8% Dec
■"■22% Mar
/II
Dec
18% Deo
11% Feb
28%
Dec
«...
Jan
20
21% May
60% Jan
13% May
26% Oct
16% c Jan
Apr
;;; 86
20% Feb 24
58
„14% Feb
,
i
*67
«"
Corp new common
1
3% % pfd series A^
^^.100
Davega Stores Corp common—.2^0
5%. conv preferred ———20
Davison' Chemical Corp (The).
1
Dayton Pwr & Light common—
7
30'% May V 5
,94
4.
."
3
:
■
;95 -':>
800
100%
8;200
,100
,r;
15%.
413/4:'. y
-
2,400
25%
*99
;
•;
4%
26
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93/4
96%
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:
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'
97'/4
100
100
4,400
•
40
2%
25%
>
25% ' 25%'
:ioo
K-
153/4
155/B
23ya; 231/4
•
1,800
•
176
4%
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•
;
64 y4
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f.
4%
2y81
;
98
26
'
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413/4;
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,
175
4%
2
25s,'a
100 :r
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64
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2
25
■
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9%
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15%
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95
t.'21%
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Mat 14,
Inc
23%
97
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pfd—100
A
41%
'
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9%
26
15%
^
251/a
24%
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,
1%
21%
63%
1
290
98-
21
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<
1,100
533/4
99
633/4
t
90
8
:
8
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21
190
1,100
1,900
51
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41/a
4
2
X
c;
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174
173
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3%
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100%
9%
97 /
173
173
9%
14%
53
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63%
500
10,700
V
14%
8%
53
:
55
■'■V;; 9%
51
8%
f
343/4
55
14%
p
51
981%
34 y8
7,300
6,500
133/a
V
93A
93/4
.
56%
13%
•
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65/a
6%
56%
55:
:
14%
99
633/4
633/4
r3%
26
.
15%
23%
1
,.Jan. 24.
4
92
11—_„—
93
Jan
Jun
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•:"
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Class
14
26% Jan
.94
10
26
633/e
251/8
24%
98%
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99
55
213^
211/4
21
'99%
35
8%
531% *
53 %
6%
573/a
133/4
35% ?
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14%
50'/a
14%
501/b
531/4
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61/2
56%
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10
/
8%
2
*98
100%
,
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8%
4
2
25%
24%
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•
2.
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2%
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15 % Mar 18
.
*172%
4'
V'
■:/;
51
21
•':
►
641/4
173%
63%
172%
*25%
Cunningham,Drug Stores Inc—(-2.50
Curtis : Publishing- com.—No par
?
$7 preferred ——No par
Priori preferred:--^——No par
Curtiss-Wright common —,
1
7
lTVe May
20% Jan
64
4
RR e%- non-cpm pfd—100
Cubans-American■ sugar common—10
21
26% Jan
99
the Week
36
551/4
V
531/4
211/8
99i/2
*973A
*2
$2 preferred—No pat
Crown' Zellerbach Corp com.
5
:
21
*98%
99
351/8
'W
8%
'
533/4
21%
99%
14
14%
14%
*501/8
*97%
14
551/4
10%.
10%
8%
*98>/2
.15%
—
'
Sales for
May 6
$ per share
6%
57%
34 y8
34
51
53
53%
*20%
3'
r.
7
Jan 19:
Jan: 19
*
*53
'
Cuba
7
8%
57
14
*54%
14i/2
*50y8
9
1
": $4.20
7% Jan
Jan 13
xl6% Mar; 8
? 31% Aug
America—
of
14%
51
.
.
Feb 23
15
28% July
' 24%
,
-
.
17% Jan,
■
.18
101/4
;
Crucible Steel of.Amer com_^No par
;
5% cony preferred—a
i-10®
:
101/4
14%
*8%
■W: 7% preferredMay 6
100",
8% Mar 29 »
Cudahy Pacidng Co common-:—i_10
73;;■!,Jan 27' .■ "u; 4%%'-: preferred—j.100
Cuneo Press lnc_^_.
L.
J—
13% Feb
1 '
?
55
10%
6%
563/4
*13%
34
32%
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)_.
Crown Cork & Seal com———2.50
30%>Jan 10
■
32%
54i/2
t
4
11% Apr 29
87
Jan.
4
12
Creameries
•
>
54%
32 y2
14%
—100
preferred——
\J-1
Friday
$ per share
share
6%'
55
14
*50 %
.—25
—
Jan
Apr 22
Jun
common—,
*13%
*10%
preferred———^—Ufo par
$4 2nd preferred-—
No par
160
Mar 14;
21
;
20% Jan
"'; i4%M3eO
.
-
3% %
^15%;Jan':27-
6
.of?; Apr 21
631% May
85
Oct
.18% Deo
,,27
81%
29 y«
38%
May
Co
7
43% Apr 27 v
'/• 7% Jan
3
21
Feb
8
28% Sep:
>•
Crane
55i/2
Thursday
May 5
$ per
6V2
6%
6'/2
55
13%"
172%
*
24 :■ Jan
7
72%.; Jan ~24>
,
119%Mar4
Aug:
May
12% July*
'
(21% Mar
„
,6
May 3
t per share
*54
:/•'
1
1
————
96 c
^
Feb <24
12% Feb: 24
,
61
47% DCO
4% Feb
16% Feb
!
Jan>
13%
.100
1
—
—
Mar
Feb 15
67% Jan 17 K
July
"17%-May. •A :il% Apr; 26. '
'(34% "-Jan-iA. %' 16 VcFWrfM *;
13 y4 Judy,'
4% Feb: 24 •
122% Feb
,
»
May 2
6%
63%
preferred
i
Wednesday
May 4
Tuesday
Monday
55%
Refining com—25
98 '
,
68
(15%,'Dee
7
Felr
188
Mar 17
160
Jun
13% May
;
23
17 Yt Aug '1
177
.3
Feb24
46
Jan: ■'
34
!'
Apr
7% Deo
67% Deo
11% Dee:
13
19% Apr-32
.
7%
May 2
19% Jan
7
42%, Apr 13
27y. Jan- 8:
6%
*55
14
Coty International Corp
10% Mar 30
.
Products
Coty Inc
<
26
94
,78Y« Jun-
12% Feb
100% Apr
*
7>
94
Jun ?
•
8
7
3
23
■
28% Jun A
155
2% Jan
32% Jan
1
5
Corn
4% Apr' - 4
€
36% Jan
34% Jun;
65% Dec;
,
.
15% May
;
103% July
129
64'A May 2
178% Feb 18
14
Jan
Feb 25
8%, Jan
23 ; Feb
'
26Y«May
•46% Mar
t
58% Deo
28% Dec
91% Feb
95
: Dec
20% Deo
:
Jan
Dec
24%
.
99
Jun
8% Dee
<
171% Jan
6
3% Mar 25
i% Feb 25
24% May 3
Jan
Feb
99
6
Jan
57
Mar
177
92% Sep
,
Apr 26
Jan 10
92% Jan
3
July
66% Mar
J
4
Sper share
t per share
For
Cooper-Bessemer Corp commons
B
$3 prior preferred—
No par
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common—A
Convertible pref 5% series
-60
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp—
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co.
20
Corning Glass Works common
—6
3%%; preferred——-—100
Cum T>fd 3%% ser of 1947—100
17;
19% Jan
6
3
49% Mar
57% July
-
RECORD
Saturday
Apr. 30
■'
;•'/>.
Continental Steel Corp
8
4
49% Jan
Jun
STOCK
■
Continental Oil of Delaware—
6
9% May
14% Apr
Monday, May 9, 1949
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Continental Motors-
36
Mar 18
53
50% NOV
42% Mar
«% Nov
50
Feb
15
Nov
CHRONICLE
~
."
7
69%
-
STOCK
EXCHANGE
t per share
t per share
8 per eh are
46% Feb
6
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Bill* for Previous
I per share
&
,
192
<
500
E
18
Dec
13%
Oct
Dec
13
12% Deo
38% Feb
157
Sep
30% Dec
,14
Deo
82
Mar
10% Dec
92
Deo
5% Jan
89% Nov
11
Feb
82% Feb
1% Nov
13% Feb
10% May 6
9% Feb 11
22% Jan
46% May
175
Jun
42% Feb
Jan
164
7
5
33% Dec
19% May
25% Apr 14
14 y8 Apr 13
92%
88
Eastern
7
13% Jan
7
47% Mar 29
174
Feb
7
18
Jan
10
12
90
Jan
14
Apr
5
Jan
20
101
29
Jun
May
7% Apr
2
4%%
Apr 18
2% Jan 12
19% Jan
Feb
166
Oct
153
Feb
15
171
123% Feb
48% Dec
147
Oct
135
Feb
15
156
56% Jan
41% Apr
18
51
12% Deo
17
12 %
19% Nov
Deo
27% Jun
74% Jun
49% Feb
57
Jan
49
Oct
42 % Jan
14
47
Feb
22
12% Feb
9% Mar
20% July
28% May
13% Jan
16% Dec
12% Feb
24
16% Mar 31
12% Jan
29% Dec
16% Aug
6
16
16% Apr 18
33% Mar 25
24
97
Feb
34
Jan
14% Jap
30% Feb
104
Jun
100% Jan
4%
Jan
6% Nov
9%
Feb
11% Feb
53% Feb
60
50%
Feb
59
Sep
68% Apr
4
Dec
9% Dec
7% Mar
9
Dec
49% May
3%
Dec
see
1
7
61% Jan 24
68
Jan
31
25
4% Jan
6
7% Mar
7% Mar
footnotes
24
Apr
Jan
3
10y8Jan
'7
5
9% Apr 30
43% Ma92 9
36
page 26.
Jan
3% Mar
4
3
5% Apr
6
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101
102%
-
7%
7%
34
34
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
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14%
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15
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conv preferred
preferred
Paso
Natural
Gas
101
Equitable Office
5%
Erie
Bldg
common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
12%
*99
1,000
44 3/8
443/4
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13,000
173
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173
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50
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V 1,600
100
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168
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25
31
20%
24%
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56
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26 3/4
27
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283/4
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10%
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153/4
31%
103%
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31%
31
102
31
43
59
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46%
102%
273/4
1,300
2,800
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313/a
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31%
103%
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103%
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4%
1,600
12%
12%
4,000
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55
55
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551/4
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50
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61
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61
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60
61
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4%
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4%
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7%
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8
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8
8 »/8
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9
8%
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9
9%
8%
8%
13,100
42
42%
41%
41%
2,000
4%
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4%
400
41/4
41/4
7%
7%
8
8
8%
91/4
8%
9%
3
401/4
40%
401/4
40y4
40%
2.50
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53/8
5%
4%
*5
1,600
3,000
16%
123/s
4%
10%
15
16
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41/4
10%
15
15%
12%
-
8,200
16%
4%
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100
28
16
12%
61
54%
46%
15
1
102%
54%
*45
27%
No par
*101%
42%
28%
10%
103%
43/4
100
42%
20%
56
31%
243/4
12%
42%
*53
*102
|
20%
43
*43
'
3
W:
23%
800
168%
1
Exchange Buffet Corp
10%
7%
6
Ex-Cell-O
103/8
7%
5
Co
Inc
Corp
10%
7%
Evans
Products
5,300
10%
7%
Eureka Williams Corp
Eversharp
101
2,500
153/8
11
45
*89%
12%
17%
10%
151%
50
new
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
Erie RR
y4
91
121/a
17%
15%
Hi/4
'
10
common
170%
x27
17%
15%
241/4
No par
No par
15
1%
1%
44
17%
15%
*11
1681/4
No par
5%%
5%
1%
*103/8
91
14%
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
5
91
343/4
7
14% Jan 21
14%
15i/4
121/a
*34
El
6% Mar
20% May
11% Jan
34%
24
*14%
*89J/2
0
4
13
1
28
*14%
Elliott
Jan
27%
14%
13% Mar 24
104
*168%
27%
34%
21% Jan
19
170%
27%
2.50
common
5
8
170%
*168%
*34
6
7
441/4
*14
6
10
433/4
2
(The)
6
3% Feb
Jan
Jan
441/4
100
1
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
4% Mar 12
16% July
65% July
May
6
44
3
28
26% Apr
10% Feb
41%
May
10%
Convertible preferred—
No par
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Power & Light com_No par
Electric Boat
6
Dec
x55
May
25% May
111/8
10%
100
14
35
*10%
10%
100
common
15% Apr
32% Mar 18
111/4
10%
10
4%%
Auto-Lite
*10%
6
preferred
Electric
Oct
18% Feb
10
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Ekco Products Co
7
37% Jun
Jan
1
preferred
Manufacturing Co
1
29
3
189
Inc
Jan
43
1% Apr
10
Airlines
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
33% Apr 29
12% Feb 25
2% May
23% July
6%
Eaton
8
4
Co
Eastern Corp common
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
3
32% Jan
Jan
98
8% Jun
16%
16% Mar 29
13% Jan
6% Jan
Jan
56
Eagle-Plcher
10%, Feb
Jun
16% Jan
106
20% Mar 30
9
40%
5
41
*5
42
5%
*4%
4%
THE
Number 4801
Volume 169
COMMERCIAL
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1848
,:37
54%
5
Nov
11
•
'Feb
<
35% Feb
16
•
1
Dec
20% Feb
•
-;
43
J
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;
17 y»
Dee
53% Feb
i
-
Dec
103% Nov
''
49% Mar
14 Va Feb
96
;
Dec
:
Dec
>
;
Dec
Jan
68% Apr.
6
.69% Mar 31
-
17% Jan
3
.,31% Jan
7
2
13 y* Jan <3
15% Mar 29.
12%-Jan
13% Mar
Jun
100 % Mar 17
28
14
Jan
22
.
May
90
90% Jan
2
18
95
Mar 10
26
Jan
Dec
11
23
Feb
24
25% Feb
Corp..,
Inc>t—i
Machinery ft Chem
3%%
3
11% Jan
Steel
pfd___
oonv
*58
i•
11
6% prior preferred—_■__^
Francisco Sugar Co__T
26
Feb
11
48 *
10
12% May
24% Jan
11% Jan
19
12% Mar 17
25
20% Jan
12
Fruehauf Trailer Co
73
2
78% Feb
2
4%
7% Apr
7'/4 Jan
4
Gabriel
10
.
Dec
Aug
6%
Dec
6%
Dec
10 y4 May
16%
Dec
20
9
10% May
May
6% Feb 10
5% May 5
16
Jar}
Apr
8% Apr
Dec
12
Dec
37
12 y4 Apr
38%
Aug
12%
Feb
16%
Nov
23 V4
_5%
Dec
Dec
45
16%
Dec
11%
Feb
26May
18 Va May
9% May
99% Mar
42
8%
Feb
146
159%
25
17
Apr
18
Gamewell Co
18
19
Apr
26
Gardner-Denver
26
13'/a Apr 25
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
5%
6% Feb
Co_
106
Jan
11
Feb
7
10% Jan
24
Jan
6
163% Jan
19
24
Baking
preferred
$8
15
3
10
653/4 Apr 25
26% May 6
79% Jan 20
4%
31
Jan
7
4%
18
Dec
24
17% Mar.
20
Apr
1
xl25
139% Apr
.7% May
.
4
Jan
Co
7
General Cable Corp. com
1st
433/a Mar 31
93% Jan
4
97% Apr
14
7% Feb
28
13 Va Jan
11
52% Jan
13
General Mills
Jun
Jun
1233/4 Jan
97
Jan
4
1273/s Mar
4 V.
Apr
107 Va Jan
3
13
5%
t per share
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
,
'VT.# per share
50% Mar
Highest.
t per share
$ per
-.
25
62% Feb
2
5
125% Jan
17
$5
93% Feb
-12% Mar
99%
Jun
x97
Jan
6
100% Jan
26
17%
Jun
13
Feb
25
16% Apr
28
26
Nov
23% Mar
3
25 y4 Jan
7
Nov
18% May
4% May
12% Apr
2% Feb
Dec r:
15 Vb
11% Jan
3
18%
Dec
29
,
21
107/a
120
•
Feb
;
Sep
>
24%
110%
May
128 y2
4% Mar
22%
Jun
Jan
6% May
30% Jun
Feb
Nov
4% Feb
23 ya Jan
3
6%
5% May
247/s Jan
4
102 y2 Jan
11
Apr
Dec
99% Apr
Dec
30
Jun
18
Feb
25
21% Jan" 5
Dec
90
May
75
Jan
24
77% Apr
Jan
82% May
71
Mar
May
3
73
7% May
Jun
3
12% Feb
27% May
4
33% Jan
82
8
91
Mar
28
May
55% July
Feb
6%
122
Dec
Oct
Nov
24% May
64% Oct
103% Aug
47% Mar
3
94 V4 Mar
31
23
25% Mar 29
17% Mar 28
48 % Jan
3
21% Jan
3
5% Jan
107
Apr
6
14% Jan
3
Feb
10
56
101
Mar
101
Dec
23%
Jun
Dec
5%
Jan
7
53% Mar 25
8%
9
-8'/a May
116
5
Jan
12
17% Jan
7
64
Time
Corp
preferred
8%
4 % %
4%%
87/a
8%
87/a
2,000
37%
37 %
31 Va
37%
400
37%;
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37%
16%
16%
16%
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15%
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15%
151/4
15%
v
18%
17%
18
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17%
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17%
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<
12%
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12%
12%
12%
12%
127/a
1,600
5%
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5 Va
5»/8
26%
26%
26%
18 VB
17%
18'/a
37%
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5>/4
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18V4',
15
151/4
145/a
14%
14%
14%
147/a
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105 y2
105%
105%
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42%
43%
43%
43 y4
10 Vb
10 Va
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1617/a
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10%
10
10%
10 Mr
163
*10
10%
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7%
7% V
.
7%
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3%%
Glmbel Brothers
$4.50
preferred
*137%
138"
31 Vb
41%
41%
97 %
97 %
97%
8V4
8%
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48
:
48
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43
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57%
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127%
49%
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105
105
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104
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124%
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conv
preferred
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-
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24
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24%
25
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16
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17%
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117
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20
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25 Vb
20%
20
20
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20
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101 Va
20
19%
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19%
300
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2,500
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24%
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24%
25
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20
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V
May 5
$ per share
58
48
Friday
Thursday
.
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May 4
.
$ per share
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24%
<
5
Gleaner Harvester Corp..
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>*':
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99%
v
May 3
8'%
{48 y2
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
126%
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t per share
57%
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8%
49%
57%
I per share
400
8%
8%
126%
126%
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May 3
T
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139V2
*138
38 Va
42%
140
11
8%
LOW AND HIGH SALE
•
5,500
,
27
49%
8%
.
37%
42%
>•41 v2
49
Monday
Saturday .;
*76
No par
7%
68
*67
1391/2
38
37%
97%
-
127%
101
101
101
101
48%
Z
8%
48%
l
*138
138
37%
41%
31 VB
41%
-V
138
138
7 138
138
37
No par
:
£
700
19% -19%
*100
No par
„>
19%
67
20
•
10 y.
7%
7%
671/2
2,100
162
10 Va
>
7%
10'/a
10
*158
•19%
5
common.
105
19%
_100
,
3,300
10%
67%
68
140
44'/4
10 V*
*10%
7%
/
105 %
*102
160
160
ioy8
14,200
105%
105
10%
10%
162
1,500
*43'%
44
*102
105
*102
105
*102
100
18Va
14%
43
26 Va
*25%
42%
105
*161%
*
700
1,000
26 V4
*26
26%
18 %
105 y2
*105
>
•;5'/4
181/4
15
97%
<•
100
8%
87/a
*37 y4
19%
100
com;
preferred—..
preferred..—..:
4,300
19%
20
•
Gen Tire & Rubber Co
400
5%
16 Va-
*16
161/4
*19%
No par
com
103
17
26
3
6
19
16% Mar
5
3% Jan
7
.8% Apr
23
11
5%
Feb
Apr
5% Feb
Aug
18
Oct
16% Jan
18
Feb
35
Oct
21% Apr 22
20% Mar
5
J
4
4
Grand
28 y2 Jan
7
Granite
Nov
31
May
24% Jan
13
89
Nov
99
Jun
93% Apr
26
97
Jan
25
14 y4
Sep
12 y4 Jan
11
16V4Apr
9
Mar
40
July
6
36
Apr
11
15% May
j
Jan
12
Feb
23
13
Jan
13
50% May
23 Vb Jun
Dec
Feb
32
36% Feb
24
43% Jan
7
16 Va Jan
3
18% Jan
10
Jan
29%
Feb
40%
Jun
13 y8
Dec
17% May
13 y8 Jan
4
14% Mar 29
10
Feb
13% May
103/a Jan
4
11% Apr
90%
Dec
98
Jun
93 y2 Jan
26
16 3/4
Nov
253/4 July
15% Feb
Feb'
M~ar
19
144% Mar
38% Jan
9
t'
Jun
5
Feb
97
July
92
8
24
97
Mar
20% Apr
64/4 Apr
,
14
4%%
6
Grumman
7,
Guantanamo
Jan
4
94
Feb
16
12%
Nov
20%
Jun
10 Vb Feb
24
14
Jan
7
Feb
58 3/4
Jun
45
Feb
15
50
Jan
8
57%
Feb
81
Jun
60% Feb
26
71% Jan
7
18% July
For footnotes
see
16% Jan
page 26.
3
20
Apr
16
1
$5
600
Oil
*16%
61%
62
16
*ioiy8
41%
14%
2
>
2
41%
103%
41%
103%
*103%
13%
13%
13%
2
8%
8%
2Va
8%
.
41%
41%
104
*1011/8
102
13%
2
2 Vb
8 Vb
8%
42 %
42
*103%
13%
2
7%
42%
41 Va
2,000
101%
200
423/s
3,500
42
13
2%
2
'
8
"
103%
13
13%
8 %
1,000
-621/4
104
*103%
104
12%
2%
8yB
10
161/4
61%
ioi y4
102
102
;
2
! /
7%
300
103%
13
2,000
f
2%
10,600
7%
7,700
'2,000
19%
20
20
20
20
201/4
20%
xl9 %
19%
191/2
19%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22'%
23
22%
22%
1,000
21%
21 y4
21%
21
21
20%
21
20%
21%
22i/4
7,900
94 y4
94%
94 %
95
95
95
95
95 "
15%
15%
*14%
14%
14%
*34%
36
36
*34%
<
*94%
14%)
14%
14%
14%
14%
'
35%
*34%
35%
*34%
*35
36
221/4
*95
143/4
*34%
.
96
270
14%
700
36
12%
12%
12%
12%
121/4
121/4
12VV
121/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,200
37%
37%
38
38 '/4
37%
38
38
38%
38%
38%
373/4
38
3,500
*17 Va':
'
,
17%
w/b
17%
17%
17'/4
17%
17%
171/4
17 'A
171/4
17%
1341%
*133i/2
134%
1341%
*1341%
135V2
*134%
.
*64
136
134
70
*64
70
38
38
37%
37%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
11% "11%
No par
37%
11%
11%
11%
135
*134
135
70
*64
*64
70
*64
70
>■■64
38%
*37
38
37
1,200
■
37
40
70
38%
14
37%
*13%
-
1,900
14
13%.
13%
13%
13%
400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
18,100
97
97
18
18%
—
3
10
97
96%
96%
96%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
*92
par
No pai
11%
*96
,
1
25
*96
11%
-18
100
Sugar common
;
preferred—.
No
Gulf 8tates Utilities Co
161/4
61 »/4
18,400
*93%
1
Aircraft, Corp
Corp
*101 Vb
16'/8
60%
8
108
*107
16 y2
16
*61%
101 %
108%
7%
8%
*107
61%
16
61%
8
8
108 %
*21
•
Gulf Mobile ft Ohio RR com.No par ;
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf
101%
16 Vb
-
7%
*107
19%
,
t
100
preferred
conv
16 VB
*61 %
101%
8%
5
5
Common.
2
44
;-<■
10
com...No par
100
(The)
;
*
104
*13%
par
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd
No par
Greenfield Tap ft Die Corp
7%
108 %
s
*103%
Grayson-Robinson Stores com—1
$2.25 conv pfd—_——
No par
Greyhound Corp
5 Va Mar
85
33 %
27
7%
*106%
16%
41%
par
—100;
^
3
77
Apr
Co common
preferred
*101 Vb
par
7%
108%
61%
61%
par
No par
Green Bay ft Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
Apr
134
City Steel
(W T)
3%%
:
3
Feb
60
Jun
Co (The):
Great Western Sugar
7% preferred
132
145%
Grant
Union
-
7%
107
*16
-
No par
com..
...
20% May
23
9 Vb Mar
.10
$5 preferred
No
Goodyear Tire & Rub com...No
$5 preferred
No
Gotham Hosiery
No
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
Feb
45% Jan
(B F)
107
*106%
7%
7%
1
100
Goodrich Co
104% Feb
Apr
Goebel Brewing Co.
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodall-Sanford Inc
Mar 24
5
12% May
2
•
11
Jan
15 %
Jan
'
•
6%
5%
57/a
♦16
16V4
6%
67/a
5%
5%
57/a
8%
•6%
6%
6%
*16
19%
Gillette Safety Razor com
$5 conv preference—
Jan
x40y4 Feb
14
8%
9
i;
•
16%
30
*19
7
76
Oct
Dec
6
*16
600
5,100
74
19 y4
*8
74% Feb
Oct
16
6%
5%
16 VB
123/a
19
*73'/4
74
26%
*71
5
50 Vb
36 Vb
6%
.6%
:'6""
:
*73'/4
2,000
19'/4
12%
12%
191/4
19
19%
74
74
48
27
..100
13
105%
xl2
57/a
12%
12%
19%
*'!.>
700
1,300
47%
47%
47
9%
9%
*26%
Georgia-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co.l
Jan
38% Mar
•29
12%
123/a
•-
27%
7
17% Jan
96% Mar
2%
*12
.
9%
110
9'/2
9»/2
10
97/a
91/4
.
'
Mar
Mar
15
4
11
12% Mar 23
24% Mar 28
19% Nov
46%
f
,
*26%
.
10c '
General
85%
46%
10%
*67
:
No par;
:
4
Jan
18%
Dec
46%
14%
v
*120% 123
22 y2 Apr
May
46 3/8
7%
—.100
...
27
25
46 J/4
*102
i
19 % Apr
39% May
96 Va Jun
91/4
42%
No par ;
General Shoe Corp_
,
;
1
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd
No par
General Telephone Corp..____...20
28
122'; Jan 27
76
14%
preferred
5
4
Dec
9 Va
27%
___10c
Corp.
26 Vs Apr
Dec
24%
9%
-41 y8
Corp_,__No par
3
Feb
*233/8
67
1
25
Mar 14
98%
4
Co
22% Jan
Dec
48%
No par
Cement
Gen Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
21%
113
Advertising.
Utilities
Public
No par
114% Feb
17
24%
9Va
5 %.
8
19%
No par
Oct
87
*233/4
*26%
>
Jan
27%
170
400
24
27
'•V'
29% May
30% May
102%
92
24%
9 Vb
18 VB
68
138
-
31%
'•
*91
*24
9%
12%
140
92
24%
68
Par
series
Portland
81%
'
92
;
27
—10
Gen Railway Signal com..-
Dec
75
Outdoor
Gen
20 V4 Jan
123
Jan
10
24
*30 Va
5,600
11,500
V
*66
>
i
•'
•
preferred
$3.75
23
24 Va
92%
9 Va
'
STOCK
Corp com
Gen Precision Equip
Gen Public Service
3% Jan
14% May
17V4 May
2
121% Mar 16
Motors
General
16% Mar
10
General
Gen
22%
72%
YORK
132%
Feb-
*10
5,700
5
11
V2
*26% f 27%
*66
100
STOCKS
,
Preferred
2%
81%
v4; ;i5%
10%
22
■' 24
10 %
*26%
10%
*7%-
-
.
—100
—
,
56% Feb
123 Vb Jan
12%
24
12%
105
*10
1
*
■'
Jun
Feb
24%
1
400
16 %
10%
10%
*161%. 163
No par
share
Nov
-
*102
No par
EXCHANGE*
,
125%
16%
66
'
'
NEW
,
com
preferred
conv
Oct
119
*24
81
is
-
23
80
791%
•
11 »/4
13
*12%
*
Lowest
;
15%
10%
22 y4
200
8,800
37%
14%
100
common
preferred
3%%
.
Year 1948
.
Foods
Corp
$3.50 preferred
:
Range for Prevloua
Lowest
■15%
12%
"15%'
*17%
'
.43
50
General Instrument Corp
45 % Mar 31
108
24%
■
87/a
"
105 y4
.43
No par
3
128%
24-
79%
12%
'
280
24
15
"
10%
92
24
16 y8
...
26%
105 V4
General
39% Jan
Feb
'
:
( ■■■
8VB
37;
Jun
Feb '
921/4
67/a
*
6
*14V2
..
No par
41
40
-
General Electric Co_
34
97
92%
*23%
19%
f
6
19
25
118%
78
24%
74
5 VB
2
Jan
Oct
*78
15
14%
4.200
100 %
*99 y4
♦23%
22%
V 22
91%
19 Va
'18
No par
35% Feb
100
500
1,300
<
•24
23%
'
100%
24
16
io3/4
,
"
74
16 Vn
General Cigar Co Inc com
7% preferred
Jan
Dec
21%
19%
5 Vs.
:
100
May
Jun
10%
21%
73
.
18
.No par
2nd preferred
1.400
•
13%
24%
13
15%
15%
10%
21%
19
7
V;
6
*26%
5
preferred
conv
43
53
15%
■
13%
',24
14Ta
*12%
13
73
1
5
144
13%
16
14%
14%
*12%
12%
*12
123/a
12%
,
_No par
Nov
96
14%
19
18 y2v
■
par
common
313/4 Mar
Feb
?
5
General Bronze Corp
1,300
4aVa:
loay*
60
24
9
16%
100
Amer
General
11% Mar 31
■
48%
105 y4
13%
*99%
•
46
37%
50
Transportation
$4.25 pfd series A
No
44% July
Nov
14%
*9%
*11%:
I
com
380
600'
1,400
60
13 y4
24
24
10%
'
-
*17%
2
j.
7,700
13%68% 4
68'/a
4
200
500
1,600
16% 4
66%
*60
24 y«
23%
91%
*15%
1
No par
$4.50 preferred
82
Mar
13%
78
*37%
...No par
;
preferred—
conv
General
Sep
9
;i3y4
74
87/a>
General American Investors com—1
15
Nov
40%
23
60%
13%'
*13%
*59%
21%
-
*6%.
;
-15% May
106% Apr
46 y4 Jan
3
i.
28 Vb
87%
60%
'io3/4
453/4
*16
;
Gaylord Container Corp__——1.66%
72%
Mar
-
9Vb
*11%
'5
23% Jan
Feb
133
59%
23%
15%
,<•
10 Va
9 Va ':
50
(The)——,
-
4'/a %
26% 1
*i5y4.
•
.
>
100'/a
16
'
'•
;;
*•'
4'-,
4
26 y4
"
106%
99%
',>/>■ *24
5
;
Corp -(The),
Wpod Industries Inc
Gar
3
-
.
49%
*io5y4
23%
24%
:
133/4
32% Feb
9% Feb
Jan
48%
107%
100
*24
>73
3
10
Jun
48%
*105%
3»
-
4,600
lu% *
>100V4
68%
66%
48%
106%
'99%
24»/2
*9%
•
29
160
July
68
47%
*105%
*23%
79%
l
com
Garrett
Nov
/
67%
47%
"
•13%"
12%
215/a
45%
__20
preferred—.
conv
67%
4
>
15%
>.
'
102% Mar 23
May
9
Feb
42
Dec
14 y4
12
102% Mar 23
,106
May
11% July
Apr
10
.>
'
1
com
:
9% Jan
17% Apr
13 % Jan
Jun
9% Mar
(The)
(Robert)
preferred
41% Jan
15%
.
.
100
18
26% May
53% May
Jan
Co
67%
■v
16%
Vs •
*23%
92 Va
1
common-
preferred
6%
26%'
15%
*99% 100
*24
10
18
5 Va Mar 28
May
105%
Dec
100%
Freeport Sulphur Co
Apr
-.
13
Jun
27%
6
Gair Co Inc
15%
14%
.
103/4
.
i
1
6'
15%
23%
*91%
No par
Franklin Stores Corp
16% Feb
48% Aug
17% July
15 Vv
*24
6
17% Jan
26
15 %
23%
*78
"
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co Inc_l
18% Feb
84
17% Mar
68 %
15%
>
*16%'
■'
100%
*16%
60l/a
23%
*99 V4
•
13: ;
21%
—25
25
May
16s/a
13%;
■■
'
Feb
x38<
-
'
10%
7
;>
10
8% Feb
Oct
'13%
'
24-. V
100
*"12%-•
•'
.
100
9
47%
■26%
*99'.
-
♦16'%
-
106%'
*59%
.
13%
'24'
„
100
:
common
10
Feb
'-••59%
*13%-
Corp._10
16% May
9% May
;
..>99%
'•
__1
8% Aug
35% Feb
May
47%
26%«
100
•
16%
■:
67%
47%
105 V4
*
*
"
100
*16»/8
36
4
16%
4y»
1,800
28,800
iy»
13%
'
10
,•
:_i
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
26% Mar 17
67
--
r
25%
25%
100 y2
8,400
1
V
*
36
:
4%.
:
15%
.*
25%
100
-
'
2,100
23-/8 1
32
iy.
>16%
■■
37%
23 y4
'
13%
*35%
4y»
v
Shares
32
•
1
16%-
4 >•••.'
tha WMk
X37%
24
31%
13%
35%
16%
:>
4%
galM for
iv*ay 6 •
S per share
38
23%
■31%
13%
35%
16%
*37%
iy8
13 y.
35%
'
4%'
r
'
16
15%
—
'
47Va
*106%-106%
4
Food Fair Stores
19% Feb
47% '
25%
16
67%^ 67%
1
*16s/a
1
v.
13 %
*35%
4 %'**>'■
100
99%
Pollansbee
Food
78
'
36
11
25%
<•
^
11% May; 5 J
7
»
*
14%
29 % Jan
8
4ya-
:
iy8
13 y8
-17
17
i6%
'
-^>14%
29
Dec
H.
*•15% ,'16%. ^
'
13 %
*35V4
-.
■
•*
1
IV*
12%
-
v
•
;
28
Jun
IVb
.24%,
24
38% May
25% Jan
31%
*23%
8% Feb
92%
-
.1
k
14% Apr
105
24
31 %
99%
-
'*i6y«
4,
20% Apr
,
38
23%
31%
Florida Power Cwp—,..1%
Florsheim Shoe class A,——No par
ft
24% Jan
*98.
4Vn% preferred
100
Ftret National Stores———No par :
Firth (The) Carpet Oo-^—--JW par
Jan
40%
»■
V"
6
37%
25 V4
31%
W •25%?.t26-.«'-:^'
<•--
Fllntkote Co (The) common—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Florence Stove CO—No par
7
38 Va
23%
■>'-17 Va>,
*17
-
5
I
37%
31%
•
,^i?.n*>4%^ 4%--
—100
Ferro Enamel Corp—_
38® 8
25
315/a
*35%f-'36y44.
5
.
iy«
19
Friday
v
May 5
I per share
t per share
24%
*38'/a
.i..*12%~12%V"
2
J
May 4
Sper share
f;
<
•
24%
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AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
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share
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Par
$
May
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per share
■
Wednesday
May 4
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Monday'
Saturday
Monday, May
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
f per share
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
$ per share
Tuesday
i
May 8
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share
Friday
May 6
Thursday
May 5
$ per share,,'
Sales
:ij;.
$ per share
tor
the Week
Shares
H
31
Feb
35%
15%
Nov
22V4
12%
Dec
Dec
12%
31
xl4% May
79
Mar
89
Feb
107
Jun
' Jah
33% Mar 30
3
13% Mar
Mar 29
Jari
6
106 Va Feb
2
23% Jan
13
Jun
146 '/a July
150 Va
Jan
142
4%
Dec
Dec
59
6%
79
Jan
Feb
Hanna
11
Oct
27 %
July
20% Jan
13
Jan
91
Jun
84
Jan
17
29 %
Dec
42 '
Jan
30
Jail
3
95%
Jan
May
98% Jan
14
22%
Nov
24%
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4
28% Mar 30
34 Ve
Dec
35%
Oct
34% Jan
6
38% Apr 21.
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13% Jaii
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41%
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22% May
57% Apr
120%
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8% Mar 14
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7
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105%
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46% Jan
18
127% Jan
27
1
32
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122
Jan
Nov
28% May
16% May
78
Oct
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79% Jan
9
Dec
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Jan
8% Abr
May
Dec
25 V4
Jan
15
May
12% Jan
15
12%
15
May
21%
Feb
29% May
20% May
24% Jan
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27% Apr
34% Jan
2
41% Apr
Mar
Apr
Dec
102
Jan
Dec
18%
29%
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27
81
3
29
29
3
108
4
Homestake
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Mar 28
Apr
30
99^
12%
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46% Jan
30
11
32% Jan
Nov
34%
Jan
Oct
94%
Jun
28% Jah
86% Jah
Feb
6
$2.25
49
Oct
43% Mar 10
38%
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29%
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7
23
Jun
13
Apr
27
15
Jan
20
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33
Jan
47
Jun
37% Apr
29
46%
Jan
20
Dec
5% Apr
8% Jan
5
Sep
8%
8%
Sep
34%
Jan
12%
Dec
14
9% Mai-14
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50
22% Jun
10%
2
Dec
12%
Sep
14% May
Nov
Dec
19
5
14%
28
111% Jan
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11
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Feb
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14
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15
99
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120
150
18
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200
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127
-
84
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23
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11
17%
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preferred-;
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17%
83%
18
17Va
35%
14%
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7
18
91%
35%
14
30%
20%
118% 119%
18
18%
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17%
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84%
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18 Va
22 Va
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7
14% Jan
30%
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31%
120
22%
1,700
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36
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14
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3
26
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127
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21
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4%
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63
22%
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28
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300
22
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27%
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1
127
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2
Apr
May
dun
40
1,300
22
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20 Va
21
92
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7%
6%
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6%
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27%
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21
4%
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v
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47% Jan
5%
14%
*30%
100
V
7%
6 Va
to 0 •V.-4
21%
k
Co
Corp
Hudson & Manhattan
Feb
9
105 %.
40
78%
105 %
>
'
Howe Sound Co
Stores
*62%
*35%
>
98%
98%
_1
Houston Oil Of Texas
63%
20%
27%
*17Va
30
3%% brfefetred
Hoiiston Light & Power
Dec
3%
500
12%
*77%
*105%
77%
10
II
,
Feb
*62%
6%
39
*118%
'
preferred-— I——50
Household Finance coih—„No par
14
63%
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couv
20%
•
',,400
5
II,
Houdaille-Hershey com—No
15
3214 Apr 11
95% Mar 14
48% May 4
35% Jan 12
6
-
13
1
& Sohs_j
Electrochemical
*62%
91
42 %
•
.2nd pfd series A $4.50 div.No par
$4.25 cuih preferred—III No par
May- 3
25
-
2,800
-*12%
12 %
13
18
5
preferred—
Mining
conv
65
36
*38%
par
C6_„
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4%
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4%
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20 Va
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par
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4%
*22%
93%
5
Hollander (A)
5%
13
Jan
(C
Co
Holland
1
10% Ffeb
96
Jun
18
•
143
*141
21%
4%
22%
*'27%
'
Hilton Hotels Corp_l
i
5
Hiiide & Dauch Paper Co (new) —10
Hires
4
.'*J:
10% Jan 18
22% Jan 21
9 % May
Dec
He'rshey Chocolate comNo
$4 conv preference—j—I—No
7
Oct
11
100
,.—25
Herciiles 'Motors—I——No par
143
,21%
21%
*35%
10
—
9% Jan
Jun
99
———
*141
22 'V
*141
143
22
5
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"
—25
Heyden Chemical Cbrp———.
1
3 %%
cum preferred
—100
May
X24
20 Vs
*22
_,__100
Co commons
6
16 %
Feb
preferred-—
84 % May
30%
Jun
7%
6%
15
'i'V
22
22
*62%
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6%
3
Dec
42%
*105
a
4%
5%
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3
Feb
35%
105!
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33%
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32%
'
22
22
22%
1
5
7
Dec
Nov
*62%
22
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143
2
^
21% Jan
9%
Nov
'
—
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15%
29%
"12 %.
*21%
22
*5
:__100
:
Co
preferred
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common—1
(G W) common.
noh-cum preferi-ed
7%
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10
common—
3.65%
21%
100
21% Jail 26
25
24%
J
——
15
20
—>__
Hercules Powder common,—-No par
5% preferred
—100
5
5
16% Apr
^_—
Glass
(H J)
Helme
4
i5
26% Mar
3%%
1
15 " ' Apr
com__No par
Marx
&
Mfg Corp
Heinz
Mar 30
116% Jtlh
Mar
*105
Hazel-Atlas
24
36
27% Jan
38
105%
Hecht Co
4
40% Mar 25
Apr
>
23 % Feb
123 % July
103
*105
Corp of
Hayes
22% Mar 14
Nov'
30
105 Va
—
78
17 7/a
*105
.
America
4 Va % preferred
Hayes Industries Inc
67% Mar 21
5
20%
30%
77%
Hat
19% Feb
Oct
*12%
76%
14
Jun
Mar
12 %
76%
5% Jan
Jan
17
12V4
76%
20
Jun
25%
12%
12%
*75
preferred
111/2
114
13
13
*12%
*12%
76%
Schaffner
122% Feb
18 Va
13
*12
0%
11%
Feb
18
13
*75
Hart
26 %
128 %
32%
18 Va
12%
4
Feb
103
33%
17%
76 %
19
Feb
*32%
17%
*12
149
Feb
24% Jan
7
13
33 Va
17%
18
*12%
13
*32%,
33%
*75
Harbison-Walk
Mar
6%
x20
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Va
17 Va
No par
com—
conv
3
Jan
18 Va
'
Va Apr 27
61
5
*31
33%
*17%
5
preferred————__>_100
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Hamilton Watch Co
4%
*31%
'
4% Jan
Jun
25
Well
Cementing
Printing Co
'
(W F)
20% Jan
34'/4 May
8
7
Hall
13
27%
Dec
Oil
01
Feb
20%
Halliburton
4
Jan
1041/2 Apr
4
20 Va Mar 22
21%
"Water
7
24
11% Mar
73
Hackensack
19 % Jan
4
11
12
Jan
£101%
Jan
16% Feb
Oct
Sep
161/4 May
9%
'
,
»
-•
2 Va
*11
.
9%
700
2%
*11
4,300
11%
2%
2 Va
11%
•
11.100
200
•
Range for Previoua
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
*per share
Highest
S per share
;
Range Since Jan: 1
Highest
i
$per share
per
NEW YORK-STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
,
Lowest
.
Apr. 30
May ?
$ per share
$ per share
.
share
Apr
35% Jun
27% Mar
42% July
22% Feb
62%
90
77% Mar
Feb
x32
July
35
Apr 21
96
95
Sep
97% May
96
Jan
4
Jan
37% July
20% Feb
25
26 %
Aug
30
25% Jan
May
9%
Feb
12%
Jun
Nov
25 Va
Jun
7%
Nov
Dec
56
58%
Nov
150
Feb
76%
160
8% Jan
10
Industria
Electrica
4
41% Jan
7
Industrial
Rayon
De
67
Jan
■
Apr
25
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
No
165
41% Jan
8
Inland Steel Co
4
18% Jan
8
8% Feb
16
Inspiration Consol Copper—
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
8
125%
Feb
26%
160
Dec
x34%
Oct
174%
Jun
15% Jan 26
11
93 % Apr
20
1% Mar 31
2Yb Jan
8
13% Jan
,11% Apr 29
Jun
Dec
3
30
86% Jan
Jan
3% May
16% May
Jan
X145%
Jan
5
•
165
23% Mar 23
164% Jan
3
May
Interlake
5
Int'l
Business
Int'l
Harvester
170% Jan
20
7%
Nov
23%
Fe.b
38% Jun
71
Dec
93
9%
3% Mar
24% Mar
135
Jan
42% Mar
86
5%
Jun
5% Feb
Iron..
61
14
—.20
14%
1
*8%
5
12%
13
100
*91%
92
1%
—No par
Machine-
11%
No par
*159
common—_No par
preferred
23%
—100/
166%
99
14
17
81%
Mar 11
3% Feb
26
4% Jan
10
21
31% Jan
7
Feb
8
45
Feb
7
53% Jan
7
International
Jan
5
99
May
4
May
52%
Jan
64
Jun
55
Apr
39%
Nov
45
Jan
41
Jan
43
30
Mar
Mar
143
5% Mar 23
Dec
Jan
Mar 26
7% Feb
8
5 '
44
Jan
27
International
Shoe_
57% Jan
13
InternationalSilver common—
32
34
Jan
Jan 27
Jun
8% Jan
11% Apr
8% Jan
.11% Apr
17% Mar
20% May
18% Feb
22% Mar
35%
24
29
39% May
Jun
20% Jan 20
Feb
29
•Jan
24 % Apr
4
11
29
32
•
' Jan
1:
21
1666%
14
13%
14
*8%
13
91%
'1%
11%
160
23%
166%
46%
96%
6%
66
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*53%
6%
*95
*6%
preferred—:—v
Teleg
share ctfs_^
Interstate Dept Stores'
Iritertype Corp
159%
22%
11%
xl66%
167
*75
82
137% M
*136%
65
65%
55
55
48%
*32%
34
*33%
10
9%
10
*9%
10
9%
42
34
9%
No par
64%
*53%
10
48%
*33%
9%
*10
5,900
13
5,600
13 V»
13
13
.92
92
Jan
4%
Dec
145
May
10
May
144
Mar 30
3VaApr
12
18
Dec
23 %
Jun
13% Mar 11
79%
Dec
92 %
Jan
81
Jan
3
39%
Feb
48
May
44
Jan
24
1%
11%
11%
160 Va
160
23%
166%
6%
26%
23%
6%
26%
47%
96 %
11%
164
24 Va
165 %
27%
*76
v
>47%
6,200
82
4%
2.700
28 Va
15,500
137%
60
483%
46%
47%
13,900
96%
47%
*95
95 Va
95 Va
100
Va
2.200
6
6 Va
65
>:63 %
4%
28
55 Va
*55
42
49
49%
6V0
421/4
42%
46%
230
56%
200
42%
42%
1,800
49
49
*32%
65
49
1.100
*55
42%
49%
t
6
65
57
42
6
63%
557'h
■
28 Va
137 '/a
64%
6
620
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65
56'%
6%
•
11,500
*80
4%
138
137
47Va
96 »/a
*95
'
7Va
27
28'%
28
137
167
16,200
6%
83
4%
4%
1.700
24 Va
1G6
28;!4
28
5,500
165
24%
6%
27%
1,300
1%
11%
164
166
130
92%
11%
11%
6%
800
1,700
*1V4 /
24%
Va
6
3%
13%
*91%:
•
1%
165
24%
83
137
138
11%
162
166
166
*76
83
1%
8%
*12%
8Va
34
'
34
34
34
10%
10
10%
10%
IOVb
10%
10%
10%
18%
18%
*19 Va
28
*27
34
*22%'
10%
10%
200
'
19V2
19%
19%
27
*26%
27
27
27
24%
24%
25
25%
26%
Va
*27
26%
27
10%
33,700
10J/2
19%
28
27 Va
lOV'a
:
10%
2,500
19 Va
10%
-
*27
V
500
100
28
27%
27%
27%
99
May
2
$6
5% Jan
8
Jacobs
18% Jan
24
148
Feb
preferred
(F L)
1
Co—+—:
1
Jaeger Machine Co-
No par
,
142'%
*3%
*14
*142%
145
3%
14%
3%
*14
*142'%
145
3%
3 Vb
14%
*14
*142%
145
*142%
145
3%
3 Va
14%
14%
14%
*13%
83
83%
84
48%
49
3 Va
3 Va
*142 Va
145
89%
Oct
33%
Sep
Feb
95% Jan
Jun
20%
Feb
35
Dec
106
May
158
Jun
39%
Feb
93%
Nov
43 Vt
49 % May
5
Jewel Tea Co Inc
3
101% Apr 29
40% Jan
7
11Q% Feb 23
28
May
Feb
159% Feb
36
Jan
7
15
104% Apr
9
21
160
33/4%
4%
pfd„100
*82
83%
*82%
83%
83
J.
No par
*48
48%
*48 Va
48%
48% >48%
100
*101
com
preferred—-
-
1,500
Corp com
preferred-^——.—
No par
34%
34%
100
105%
105 %
Johnson & Johnson common—l12%
4% 2nd preferred series A
100
*103%
3 % %
Joliet & Chicago
Apr 26
33% Jan
7
77% Apr
Feb
22
7
40 Va Mar 16
Joy
9% May
Jun
4
12% Jan
8
Kalamazoo Stove &• Furniture"
12
99% Feb
9
36
86
Jan
3
102
*101
102
/
*101
<
102
101 Vs
/
RR stamped-—100
Jones & Laughlin
5 %
Steel com—No
preferred series A—
Manufacturing. Co_
par
100
1
34
34
104%
*155
29
33%
*104
34%
3 3'/a
103%
21
May
Nov
98
May
Kansas
98%
Dec
101%
Dec
23%
Feb
48%
Oct
48% Mar
60 %
94 Va Jan
100% Feb
11
3.80%
preferred
u
100
13%
Dec
18
May
26% July
3
14% Jan
7
Feb
17% Apr
21
21% Jan
8
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A_l
15%
Dec
22 Va July
14% Feb
7
17 Vb Jan
7
For footnotes
see
Jun
52
Jan
11% May
page 26.
3
103% May 6
43 3/4 Apr 12
56
Jan
24
33 %
33%
8,100
105 Va
105 Vh
200
49%
49%
102
101
49
*33
33%
*104
105 Va
34%
29
*155
29%
29
79
79
79 %
79
79
36Va
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
10
10
10
10
•
33%
*104
34%
-
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33%
106
*104
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34%
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107 %
101
30
29 Va
33%
33%
33%
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*103,%
105%
*103%
104 Va
*103%
104%
166
*155
X26%
*155
27%
79%
37%
37%
10
9%
9%
166
26 V8
79%
'37
79%
700
166
33
79%
i:
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38 Vk
.
26%
10
12,600
79%
79%
38'/a
;
26%
27%
34
•
79%
290
38
38 Va
5,600
9%
9%
1,500
*96 Vz
98
103%
.
9 Va
9%
City Power & Lt Co—
20%
24
100
300
1,100
4.9%
;.
10
'4% cum preferred
100
Kansas City Southern com__No par
4% non-cum preferred
100
Kayser (Julius) & Co
_:
5
x34% Feb
1,400
Va
83%
*155
34%
*1031%. 104%
*155
29%
33
103%
100
K
Dec
r
83%
84
*101
3%
14
*13 Va
84
101 Va
—
"
Johns Manville
26% Apr 22
Apr
30%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
27
102
Oct
83%
2
Apr
33
105
Oct
99
145
Jan
29% Mar
17
Mar
31% Jan
42% Jun
113%
85
145
3%
3%
14 V4
'
100 %
x89
8%
8%
8%
•
137%
11 Va
'■
;
34 %
12%
4%
6
66
*18%
165
34
13%
27%
*95
56%
19%
*159
13%
4%
6%
42
24%
165
13%
27%
96%
48
*26%
2,700
12%
4%
46%
47
41%
*19
—
27%
4%
28
47%
50c
61
1%
42
Nopar'
61
61
34%
92%
*45%
Nopar
2,100
34%
1%
No par
common
600
37 "4
£00 %
92%
25
42-
6%
37!%
*159
13%
26%
137%
67a
37 Va
34% f
92
26%
47%
61
12%
23%
3,800
7%
37%
165
92
1%
2,200
,
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24%
33%
13
IV4
11%
160
7,100
9
*8%
'24%
*67'a
92
26%
*75
60%
*159
200
%
30 %
30!-4
3%
25%
8%
37%
13%
25
7%
Foreign
*8%
26%
138%
—No par
International Telep &
Island Creek Coal
8%
26%
*95
60Va
34
V
25
7
7
37%
165
6%
83
24%
37
60%
*159
8%
25%
»
46%
No par
60%
165
8%
24%
7%
*7
37
6%
'
16%
23%
24%
7%
36%
a
•
8%
33%
*137%
of Cent Amer com„No par
preferred——._-—100
Salt
16% Jun
11%
161
3%
34%
15
International
Nov
1%
30
9
24%
33%
100
.9
Nov
8%
30
6%
*75
No par
17
8%
30%
4%
Feb
46% Apr
30 Va
23 %
6%
Int'l Rys
5%
30%
27%
Feb
-
23
30%
4%
61
98
*22Va
30%
27%
71
*96
23 %
*22%
*4%
com
98
*96
27%
Paper Co
80
23%
1
$4 preferred
*79
98
com—No par
5
21
8%
Nov
Corp
Canada
79%
6%
—100
Mining
3
x63% May
65% July
35
Mar
com
preferred
Int'l Nickel of
94
65
107%
4%
International
s
Chemical
&
Preferred
137
July
Dec
Minerals
73% Jan
Oct
Feb
Int'l
27% Apr
Jun
139% July
64% Jun
8
26%
791/2
14
,
11.300
32 '/a
26%
79%
*22%
*159
i200
26 %
32%
26%
79 %
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60%
4
32%
25 7
32 3 a
26%
80 I
23%
*7
33%
32%
32%
26%
98
36%
161
33%
Hydro-Electric'Sys class A__25
Jan
Shares
Sper share
32%
*22%
24%
7%
36%
*60
Int'l
29
-
25
*159
24
24% Mar 10
51/4 May
34 %
7% Jan
24
the Week
32%
*96
8%
'
5%
Sales
25%
32%
Vf 98
29%
-Nopar
RUbber
Intercontinental
7
v
share
*96
.9%
par
Corp common
preferred—r-—
7
28 % Jan
S per
*78
297a
—100
:
Interchemical
4 Va %
share
80
*22%
36%
No par
12% Apr
$ per
26
23%
*7
1
11
12% May
$ per share
for
Friday
May 5
May 6
Thursday
May I
26
98
25
par
25
3
-
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
May3
•
SALE
*78
*22%
*9
Mex, S A
—
26
8"% May
156
6
Apr
Nov
21% May
103
30
6% May
23% May
Dec
5
Jan
Dec
Dec
Co
26%
80
29%
-
___•—_—-_No par
57
Feb
Feb
Co
Power
Illinois Terminal RR
*32%
32%
*78
*96
100
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
Mar
*32%
26
-
A—____1000
series
32% Apr
6%
1%
4%-it
ctfs
155
Feb
11%
26
common.100
pfd ser A—100
Jun
15%
86
30% May
5
10% Jan '7
Illinois
3
4
lines
Stock
RR
conv
Jun
Mar
13
Leased
4
21
20'
RR Co
non-cum
33% Mar
Jun
34%
47%
Jan
28% Jin
6%
Par
Co—
Illinois Central
4
8% May
21% Jan
15% Jan
38%
IdahO Power
7
30% Jan
7
84
Jan* 7
24%
20%
Jin
2
24
'•••>
-
1 Monday
HIGH
;
i
30%
LOW AND
B
1
*96
*102%
40%
52%
12
*18
14%
97%
1031%
41
*96
91V2
*96
97%
*96%
98
*96%
98
30
*102%
103%
*102%
1031%
*102%
103%
103%
103%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41%
40 Va
41%
40%
41
4 000
531%
53%
53%
2,800
11%
1,000
IO31/4
52%
52%
52 Va
53
53%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
18%
•18%
18%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
300
14%
*14%
14%
*14 %
14%
*14%
14%
*14%
14 Va
14%
14%
500
52%
12%
521%
.*12
52%
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4801
169
Volume
Lowest
llifhest
$ per
$
per
'<
Feb
607/e
Oct
43% Apr
22
56% Jan
12
40 Va
Nov
51
Apr
39% Feb
8
46% Jan
7
Oct
.11 Va Feb
25
13% Jan
May
1043A July
18% Apr
93% Jan
28
22% Jan
Feb
16%
Dec
19
Feb
Oct
92
11 %
24
,
12
14
29'A
Nov
>
Dec-
89
Jan
Oct
62
Jun
48% Feb
39%
Febr
40%
Nov
49
43
Oct
98
Jan
4% Jan
50
3
5
44%
Sales
May 6
the Week
for
share
45
44'A
44%
44 Va
44%
44'A
44%
44
44'/a
14,400
41%
44%
*41 Ve
41
41
41%
41%
41%
41'/a
41%
42'/a
12'/a
*12%
12%
12'A
12'A
$ per
$ per share
share
12%
12 Va
12 "A
12'A
12%
12'/a
12 Va
■18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19Va
19
98'A
98'A
99%
98%
98'A
,
99'A
V
"98 Va
$ per
19
*98%
100
700
900
19
100%
19 Va
3,600
70
99
13%
13%
13%
"13
13 Va
j
65
65
66
66
"66
67
67
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30 VA
30%
30'A
30%
30%
97
96
96
95
95
95
95
96 Va
96%
96%
96 Va
140
38%
Kroger Co (The) —No par
18'
Friday
;
S per share
«
4
7
26
May
44 Va
41%
May 5
;
Shares
$ per share
$ per share
"41 Va
2nd preferred——100
conv
20
4
.,
Jan
Apr
55% Jan
14
.
Kinney 'G R) Co common
1
$5 prior preferred-..:.-.
-No par
Kqppers Co Inc common.:!
—10
4 '/a. preferred
-—i.*I
t
1100
Kresge ,(S S) Co
—10
Kress (S H) & Co__i_
-„No par
26
39
16>
47o
5
Apr
May
31% Jan
5'
x35% Feb
;(58% July
Feb
45%
Jan
91
/ 95% July
s
11
May
;
Land Co
County
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
No par
Kimberly.-Cldrk Corp com—No par
7
-
67
37%
;; Mar 18
3
29% Jan
•
14
75
Mar
32
*5
Jun
14%
Feb
63
100
Kern
Par
No par
5
Kennecott Copper—
Thursday
May 4
May 3
May 2
21
(2005)
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
30
V Apr.
share
42'A
12%
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
$ per share
share
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year ltH*
$ per share
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
99
•29%
"96
"13
13%
13 Va
"13
67
*65%
1
■
*30'A
13%
*12%
*64%
200
13%
67
67
(30
/x..
1,500
*
38%
38%
38
38%
38
38%
38%
38 Va
38%
,38%
38%
3,600
50%
51
50 Va
50 %
50%
51%
51
51%
51%
51%
X51%
51%
"48%
49
48%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
X49%
49%
2,000
4,700
6VA
14,000
\
6% May
4%
Feb
4%
11
Dec
12
Apr
Dec
24
Mar
17% Jan
9%
Mar
14 % May
9% Feb
18
V
42
21%
10
1%
.
*■
43
4
Mar 21
22% Jan
.Apr 22
Lee
6
40% Jan
7
4%, July
2
.Feb.25
i6 % May
26'A July
Dec
May
Jan
.12
12
8% Jan
6
12
May
42% Feb
14
May
(26% Jim
8%. Feb
21
10% Apr 19
x24% Mar 30
16%
Feb :
43%
Dec
56%
Jun
Nov
10 %
Apr
31% Mar
38%:
Jan
Oct
Nov
20 Va Feb
47
7% Mar
53%
13
14
34% Feb
16
41
42
18%
preferred—No
pfcL——No
10% Jan
7
24
66% Jan
10
Link
Belt
28'A
55 '/a
40 ■:: Feb
8
46% Jan
22
Lion
Oil
21% May
5
22
Corp
—
200
44%
44%
44%
*44%
46
*45
47
10
24
24
24
*23'A
24
*23%
24
200
41%
41%
42
42
*42
43
300
18%
"18%
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
100
*96
97
*96
97
150
"43
-
8'/a
8VA
8'/a
8'A
38%
39'/a
39%
39%
x38'/a
5'/a
4TA
5'/a
4%
4%
7,800
2
2
2Ve
2
2
4,700
17
1,000
38 %
4%
4%
5
2
2Va
2
2%
16 Va
6%
"5%
46%
■:■
"9Va
23 Va
23
50 Va
51%
,7.%
15%
Dec
68'A
Dec
23%
.
Jun
77%
39%
39%
:.'8V4
:8Ve
59 Va
Jan
14% Feb 15
17
Jan
78
Jan
27
-May
-2
59
"58 Va
42%
13%
Jan
24%
Jun
16 Va Feb
14 '/a
Dec
20% May
68% Jun
14 Va Jan
3
Feb
62% Apr
21
Nov
30% July
19
May
18
Feb
\ 138
Nov
23
Nov
"25
Nov
Dec
50
«May
x33% Apr
20
Feb
35% May
2l
91
Dec
98% July
95
17
Nov
24% Jan
16% Feb
19% Jan
Sep
Jun
153
21
23
Jan
20
22% May
3
Jan
Jan
28
6
Mar
1
preferred.—ji-^_——£._100
Mar 23
24
24
Lowensteih
98% May
4
21% Mar 30
8
Jan
4%%
<
• ;
$ per share
''
*'
Highest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
.•
Dec
40
129
Oct
142
Feb
13%
Dec
27%
30% Mar
131
Dec
10
Nov
15%
Feb
Jan
10
22 Vs
21%
22 Va
21%
22 %
22 Va
157 Va
"155%
156%
155 VA
27'A
27%
34%
34%:
34 Va
22 Va
22'A
22%
^.^100
"97 Va
98
98
98
——_10
"18%
19 V*
19
19 Va
'
'
"
STOCK.:
STOCKS
YORK
■
>'. * Par
'
6%
26
6
10% Jan
3
13
Jan
22
(R H) Co Inc com
4'A % pfd series A___
Madison
Square Garden
Apr
22
20
Jan
10
Magma
14
6
Va Apr
21
Dec
10
Apr
22
525
Apr
450
Feb
25
10%
Sep
6% Feb
6
19% Jan
24
500
Jan
3
7% Jan
20
Manati' Sugar
8% Jan
12
Mandel
10
:.
I
50
i
*
Co
Dec
13%
Jun
Dec
26
Jan
14%
Jun
6% Feb
10
10% Apr
29
Maracaibo
Oil Exploration—
25 % May
19 Va Jan
25
21 Va Jan
10
Marathon
Corp
6% Jan
13
7% Apr
21
Marine
16% Mar 18
17% Jan
20
Market
19 Va
24
18% Mar
6 '/a
Dec
15
Feb
22%
8
Dec
92%
17% Sep
29% May
103 % Jun
Dec
9%
May
Nov
22%
,
16
Mar 25
Apr
Apr
21
29
95 Va Jan
5
9% Feb
7
Apr
Mar
18
7
Jan
7
Ry
11%
Dec
13% Jan
Mai'iin-irany
47%
Feb
69% July
42% Apr 22
57% Jan
Masonite
18
Dec
27% May
13
19% Jan
Master
27%
19%
Jan
Feb
45
Oct
Nov
X165
176
Jan
10Va Feb
Feb
34% Mar 23
170
Feb
35% Mar
r
47%
Apr
38 Va Feb
84% Mar
•
93
Jun
89
84
Feb
93
Jun
89
77% Aug
8% Dec
85
Jan
80
33
12'/a May
Dec
110
Apr
11
21'
15
7%
Dec
25
Feb
88
Jan
29
Apr
Jan
5
35 Va Jan
112
11
Mar 31
$6 • 1st
10
McCall
30% Mar 23
33 % Feb
17
90
97% Mar
McCrory
3Va%
41
v
Dec
29
%
Dec
Jan
May
4
9
36% Mar 30
McGraw Electric
34
McGraw-Hill
21
52% May
41% Jan
3
4
34% Mar 10
Jan
35% May
98'/a Jun
30% Jan
87
3
97
18%
Feb
24'/a
Jun
19% Feb
11
22% Mar 30
15%
Dec
24%
Jan
15% Apr
21
17% Mar 11
15
Dec
23 Va
May
80'A Mar
96 Va
Jun
31%
Dec
46 Va May
20 Va
Dec
25
Jun
11 Va
Dec
Dec
12%
Jan
62% May
18'/a Jun
8%
4'
34
Jan
12
4%
3
22% Apr
13% Jail
28
Melville
Shoe
Mengel
Co
49
Jan
22
14% Jan
20
x30
May
20% Jan
8% Apr
41
May
13
Apr
Jan
Jun
90
Jun
20
106%
44%
Feb
13
Jun
Dec
5
20
7% Mar 21'
27%
104% May
29'
Apr
95%
Nov
25
Apr
28
3:
29
34% Apr
16
97 Va Jan
3
106% Jan
8
20
Merch
&
Min
20
Merck
&
Co
92% Jan
19
23% Jan
38% Jan
102
20
26
Mar 14
24
Feb
Mar
!
40 Va Feb
47% Jan
51%
41
Jan
49% Mar 30
23
38'A
35
19% May
69% May
May
23
Deo
128
Dec
140
Jun
130
Nov
16
May
11
Feb
9 Va Mar
14
Nov
56%
July
Apr
43% Feb
Nov
98
May
87
54 Va Mar
78
May
66% Jan
98%
Oct
10% Mar
—
105'A
Jun
18% July
23
8Va Mar 23
42 Va
87
104
Mar
Jan
10% May
8
7
For footnotes
■
see
8%
12% Jan
12
Jan
25
12
10
52
May
7
93
Apr
77
Mar 11
21
4
2
5
12
105% Mar 16
14% Jan
15
80
Feb
19
Mar 31
24
Steel
Prod
25
St
3.20%
P
SS
&
Minn
$4
conv
Min
&
par
pfd_100
100
5
—5
w
Marie
Regul
pfd
16 VA
16
74
31%
22%
9Va
9Va
"40
43
13%
*7%
•
% 100
"109
11%
-100
25
12>A
*8'A
50 Va
72'/a
<
7%
*16 Va
9TA
9%
21
*7 VA
*16 '/a
16%
100
20
20 VA
100
*100'/a
7%
16%
20%
■
2,500
700
IOTA
15
10'A
15'/a
1,800
10
10 Va
8,600
*450
470
6%
7%
67A
/*7'A
12,600
9'A
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20 7A
1,000
7%
3,500
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16%
20%
200
7TA
9VA
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280
17
20'/a
20'A
*100%
102
1,000
17
*16'/a
17
30
490
6%
7%
20'A
10.600
100'/a
*10%
7'A
16%
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102
10%
30%
30%
97/a
2 l'A
•.
400
500
140
*99
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21'A
11%
31%
11%
"31V2
4,700
20
102
9TA
10'/a
9%
10 Va
9%
9TA
4,200
12'A
12'A
12'A
12'/a
12%
12%
12'/a
12%
800
43%
43%
43 Va
45
45'A
45'/a
->45%
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13'A
13'/a
13 VA
13
13
13'/a
13 Vb
600
37 TA
37%
37%
3,000
10
9%
36%
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37%
37%
171%
171%
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37
37%
.
173
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172
46
,
1,900
10
172
39
38%
38%
38%
39'A
39%
33'A
39%
2,300
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92 VA
92 Va
93
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93'/a
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93 Va
92'/a
93%
60
93%
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93%
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93'A
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83'%
38%
V
.
7%
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8
7%
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33
33
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112
110'/a
110%
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22
22
21%
21%
21%
22
31%.
31%
31%
82
"31
33
*31 Va
29
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8
*110%
110%
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21%
93'A
82
100
8
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8
600
33
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33
82%
110%
82
*110'A
20
110%
8
20%
35
100
109%
HVb
32
32
32%
32'A
31%
31%
97
*96
97 Va
97%
97
97
32
32
32
32
32
32
32'A
32'A
?2
32'A
31%
31%
31%
31%
54%
55'A
31%
*31%
31%
53%
53%
54 »/4
54'A
32%
32 VA
32%
32%
32%
93
92 VA
92'A
*89%
20
*31%
*89%
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*10%
*20 VA
20%
20 Va
16%
*15%
15%
; • /15
Va
15%
*15%
15%
73%
73%
*72%
73 '/a
*71%
73
*71%
31'A
31'A
31%
31%
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30%
*30'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
-
9Va
9'A
9'A
9VA
9'/a
9'A
42%
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43
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42
13'A
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14
13'A
13
8
7%
7%
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8
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27'A
27%
27%
28
15%
35%
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15%
73
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73
32
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9%
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28%
28 VA
28%
91%
91'A
91'A
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20
20 VA
20'A
20%
20'A
35
35
35
/
35 Va
100
100
109
35
100'A
100
109%
109
ll'/a
11
44%
12'A
J/4
8%
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50%
50%
94
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7 2'A
72'A
104%
104%
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72
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18
17%
12
-
28%
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92
8
28%
92
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20%
20%
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35
35
100'
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100%
109%
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70
400
200
5,600
100
2,800
900
270
109%
10
10%
10%
3,600
45'A
45'A
45%
45%
45%
43%
44%
5,500
700
44%
132
12%
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8%
50'A
50%
94
72%
73
104%
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50%
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10%
10%
10%
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70 VA
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4,400
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10%
71
17%
10
42%
10%
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104%
1,800
10%
11
10%
71
132
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28%
20
300
22%
13'A
*7%
8
500
1,700
10%
23
133
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100
109%
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32
v
11
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ll'/a
100'A
22%
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13 VA
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34%
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100
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91/2
41
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20'4
20%
12
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41
VA
16'/a
16
22%
200
900
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20%
16
91%
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44%
104%
10%
2,100
93
20%
44%
72 Va
1,600
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44%
8%
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55
33'/a
16'A
44%
94
55
93
/
44'A
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55'A
95
16
42 Va
600
33 Va
20
*13
70
1,600
32
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17
22%
2,400
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19%
44%
133
33 Va
31%
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800
22
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22
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No par
1
44%
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-
7%
16%
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7%
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45
K
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3,
100
A
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preferred
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i
No par
com
series
1st preferred
$1.50: 2nd
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22%
_100
Minneapolfs-Moline Go common
$5.50
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10
com^___No par
Mfg common
preferred
32%
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Minneap & St Louis Ry___—-No par
Minn
54 VA
91%
preferred——
Minn-Honeywell
.
32%
—5
^
1st
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Co—
New
3
31%
27%
Petroleum
Mid-Continent
Midland
32 VA
31%
27%
Copper
4
69% Mar 28'
page 26.
Miami
"31 VA
1
50
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
May
16% Feb
mmmm
Machine
Mesta
22%
31%
96%
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•
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r
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.
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1
470
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10
21%
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10
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470
16%
7%
9%
12%
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470
7
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■
10
10%
470
7%
20
Scott-il.No
15
82%
.-No par
&
15
*92%
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preferred
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83%
93
No par
15
93%
'■
3%
Co
15%
*92%
K
—10
new
com
Merritt-Chapman
139% Mar
Jan
11
14% Jan
$3.50
Transp
Inc
IOTA
*82
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Inc
10%
83%
8
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32%
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1
Co
10%
93%
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(The) common
preferred
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10%
10 Va
*36%
37
>'
.
1st
conv
Apr
8% Jan
29 Va
110% Feb
10% May
5 7o
100
13 Va
•
Corp
10 VA
44
"7%
No par
—100
—50
pfd (1st series)
2nd pfd (2nd series)
100%
y
,
10%
11
30%
19'/a
13%
1
4% %
Mercantile
12 VA
No par
:
Co_.
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common—
13
Feb
Dec
preferred
McLellan-Stores
1,200
Sales for
*i37
100 V2
*16'/a
9%
IOTA
11%
31%
140
30'/a
16%
43%
No par
Mines——5
.
7%
*12
31%
*137
*99%
19%
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10
*11%
11%
31 %
140
30'A
16%
101
*-n%
*137
1%
10'A
!
the Week
S per share
share
100%
-
13VA
Robbins;Inc com—18
15
Nov
Nov
&
Jan
17%
92
Porcupine
McKesson
$4
l
Co_.
Mclntyre
17 Va Jan
85%
35%
4
19
82
27
101%
Jan
14% Mar 21
50% M&y
Nov
55% May
•;
100
Publishing
73% Apr
19% May
47
92'A May
$ per
30 V8
21 'A
7'A
*11'A
ll'/a
;
80
May H
*99%
"82
—1
Stores Corp com
preferred
24
Apr
'
conv
29
"
Friday
30%
"92 V4
v.
No par
Feb
19'A
Thursday
,;t> May 5
$ per share
140
19%
"171% 173
"38%
38TA
"91%
92%
No par
Corp
24
98%
'
„
PRICES
Wednesday
May 4
?1%
•>1%
7%
10
21
::
11 VA
*6%
44 VA
37
No par
No par
preference
31% Apr
*19
*440
"13Va
f
—No par
-Vi'
Jan
Jan
pfd
cum
19%
15
12 Va
"43%
.
—100
common———5
No par
Stores
Maytag Co common*
$3
preferred
25
31
1
$3.40
31
"99'A
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
19% Mar 22
42%
l_—
83
36 Va May
Nov
_l__——No par
93% Mar 29
7
i
10
11
9% Jan
•
1
—
Co__u—
preferred
Jan
23% Mar
19%
23
110
Jun
19%
Jan
Jan
101%
7'A
17
Feb
7% Apr.
19 TA
10%
16%
9%
21
7VA
"16%
$3.75 preferred
16
26
41 %
Corp
cum
20
7
*16
10Vs
9%
"20%
94 % Mar 22
% Mar 28
20
10 VA
*7%
8
•
Chemical .Corp—No par
Dept
22%
22%
19%
23
*99%
470
*6%
.
16%
"16
.
41% Mar 21
May
6%
1
4
..
21
Co
Corp
Mathieson
Feb
y
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xy
%
30 Va
100%
10%
10%
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470
67a
"7%
i.__100
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L)
Electric
2,400
1,800
98%
'15
15
10%
"440
No par
Co.com
*99%
*10%
15
10%
.
16''
Jan
Jan
43%
112
42
173% Mar 14
15
—5
preferred
(Glenn
1,100
34%
22%
*137
ll'/a
6.25
&
27%
34
■
*97'A
$ per share
30%
Corp.————_5
6% prior pfd—100
Field
4 V4 %
Martin
Apr
;—-
Shirt
St
27%
28'A
34%
22%
u
10%
Midland
Marshall
103% Feb
12
Bros.
Manhattan
200
98%
31%,
30 Va
1
—Nopar
Feb
.
22%
156%
19%
140 vi
11 Va
—
5%
12
*31%
*135
140
10%
No par
—
*11%
>
"30Va
30%
"99% 100%
"10%. 10%
-
No par
—100
CO" (The)
Coal RR Co
Mahoning
22'A
*155%
22-)a
$ per share
ll'/a
31V2
"135
5
i
—.-.
Copper
Magna vox i
12
Inc
Mack.Trucks
Macy
15%
7
7
100% Apr
..
11 Va
31 Va
100
preferred
6%
Apr
15% Jan
10
'*
10
com
33% Jan
Feb
Nov
138
22%
98%
Tuesday
May 3
'r
1,400
156%
22%
LOW AND HIGH SALE
'
19%
1,800
8,100
98%
May 2
25,200
18'A
64 Va
19'A
;:
Forbes
&
MacAndrews
18
*64
22 %
Monday
S per share
■::
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>
"97 Va
>
Saturday
Apr. 30
•
'1
Working Co—'——5
M & M Wood
9
22 >A
156
28
34'A
A___
19'/a
9,400
19%
19%
64'A
19%
100
74
*69
20%
18'A
28'A
26%
34%
i
3
18'/a
64
155 »/a
26%
3
Dec
9%
490
14 Va Mar
20'A
22 V*
156 Va
34%
$ per share
36% Jan
1,000
75%
19%
"19
19%
19
"26%
29
lQ'/a May
24"% May
xl6%
30
1,800
14%
'
34'A
30V8 Apr
95 Va Jan
Jun
39% May
103% Jun
94%
3
31 Va Apr
Jan
21%
14%
18%
64
157%
26%
r;y„ M
11% May
Xj5%
21%
14%
20%
33%
"22 %
EXCHANGE
;
63 Va
*26%
& Sons Inc com—1
serits
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
(M)
Lumens Steel Co
1
Year 194K
Lowest
17%
if-V
^..50
Nashville.:.
pfd
Range for Prevlons
•*
18%
19%
18%
No par
Gas & ElecCo (Ky)
1,300
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15%:
19'A.
22
58%
22
>
1,700
"14%
19'A
"156.
58%
8%
55%
14%
"68%
19%
Jan
14s
■"
600
8%
7,800
40'A
8%
•
14%
"68%
19
18%
18%
210
40'A
V 8'A
40
59%
8 Va
73
14%
70
1,000
21,400
21%
y
14%
19%
>
40
<
36%
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44
18
&
39%
42%
64
Loiisville
172'/a
42%
17%
Louisville
172
59%
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5
171'A
.
8'A
17%
11,
171'A
171
42%
14%
70
4,500
79%
59 V
63%
41% Jan
,/ 79
8%
17%
28 % May
>79%
58 Va
8
63'A
4
-36%
78%
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39 %
17%
28i
7 7/a
36%
171
63 %
7 7c
-x-7%
79 VA
58%
i
14%
15
18%
-—1—1
1,300
1%
7%
7%
36'A
78%
■
172
17%
Inc
500
*3,500
7%
■;
78 Va
63 »A
2
158
15
Star.
r
36 VA
7%
37 "■
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Lone
52
52
Cement Corp.No par
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Lorillard (P). Co common——10
Loew's
4
67%
i
Lockheed "Aircraft Corp.-
5.
18% May
3
23% Jan
37
21%
158 "
22% Apr
5.
23%
51%
23%
51%
38%
42%
42%
"70% ' 74
■
23%
23%
r_
LiqUid Carbonic Corp coml—No par
3% %
conv preferred-—-—_100
7
70
3,200
51'A
Va
"171
8»A
8 Va
:y
60
42%
i-
100
46%
10 Va
23%
78%
172%
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78%
172%
par
5%
9%
>>
51'A
—No par
r
5%
46%
10'A
23 v«
7%
7%
77%
77%
"38%
.——No par
Co.—_T
New
5
Jun
415
57%
xl8
May
6%
46TA
51%
'
Feb
*5TA
*9%
/
'9% ■no.•'■/
23 V*
51'A
36%
...
36
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1
*16%
16%
3,400
46'A
6'A
46 VA
46
39
'
36
(
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35%
7%
;7%
•
6'A
16TA
16%
16 VA
46%
"9% A 9%
23
51
16 Va
"46 Va
.
9%
10
/; 2
16%
6%
46%
5
"5%
16%
16%
8,300
VA
8
8'A
38%
46%
8'A
8
38%
8 Va
8 Va
,
97
*96
96
4%
i
42
18%
18%
18%
96
:
23 Va
——*—5:
iNo
10'A
38%
"50%
—No par
.1
Co
*10%
4%
"23%
"9%
Corp.——No par
Lima-Hamilton
24
Feb
10
8Va
"5%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.—'
Feb
10
4%
*46
1
8
8
10'/a
38%
16%
par
...
58
1,500
10'/a
8 Va
.
Jun
300
22'/a
4 Va
par
(The)
4%
22'A
38%
1
2nd
*4'A
22
4%
"41%
96
96
»'2- -V ■-2":
VA
6
6%
21'/a
4TA
4TA
41%
"18%
96 Va
Stores
70 % May
.
"41'A
100
10
25
50
6%
21
10%
"10
44 Va
-23%
"95%
Corp
55% Mar
Va
Va
20 TA
5
20%
23%
"43
23%.
"18'A
-
Libbey OWeria Ford trlass— No par
Libby McNeill7 & Libby—7
Life Savers,. Corp—A
^——5 (
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com.—25
preferred
±_'
100
1
22
Apr
44
"23%
1
\
175% Apr
72% Apr
"4?
—5
Tire—
non-cum
Lerner
Apr 18
Feb
10
10%
Lehn & Fink Products—r——A..—5
8% Mar 30
3
37% Apr
88% Jan
170
May
:.13%
4
34% Jan
Jan
91
25.
44% Jah
174% Mar
Nov
50c
"9%
& Sons Co com—-—3
&
(James)
Lehman
10 Va
"41 >A
$3 non-cum 1st
47% Jan 22
20%
"9%
1
Lehigh Valley Coal com——
24% Jan
4
5% May
8
,
-
_
cumulative preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh
Portland
Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
10
Jan
3
I
Co_
3.85%
23
"4%
20%
6
20%
"4%
5
5
21
6%
6%
6%
6%
"4%
"20%
No par
_50
common..
preferred
Rubber
Lees
24
5% Jan
8%
20
6*
31
10% May
8%
Jan
18
Bryant
4 Va %
6%
6%
6%
Light Co
4
pfd,__75 Pesos Mex
^-No par
6%
Co-AThe)*..
Lane-Wells
Mar 15
56
33
19
4
Feb
Mar
Lane
24
8
Jan
82
44% Jan
26% Jan
37
5%
157
7
Dec
41%
8
26
24
13'A May
Jan
19% Mar
11% Jan
96% Apr
11% Jan
39
4% Mar
-
Lambert
Feb
90% Jan
Gas
Consolid
La
6
8% Jun
Feb
30% Mar
,
21
Jan
37
May
26% May
99
Jun
Dec
Jan
21
47
Dec
90
;•
'6
22% May
43
53% May
29% May
Oct;
257/B Aug
35
Mar
Laclede
6% Mar 29
4
4% Mar 29
18
17%
23
23
23
'
23
23
500
*132%
133 Va
132%
132%
30
12 VA
12'/a
12%
12'A
12'A
1,100
8%
*8%
8%
8 Va
8'/a
300
133%
51
5 l'A
52
94
92%
92 '/a
74
76
76
104%
*104%
105%
5 l'A
*92%
75
*105'A
5 l'A
94
75 V2
106
1,300
10
1,700
80
11 VA
11%
11%
11
11%
5,600
72
71
71'A
71%
71%
220
18 '/a
18
18
500
17%
*17%
.
22
(2006)
THE
Range for Previous
Year 1948
,
Lowest
$ per share
423/«
73 %
Highest
I per share
Jun
42%
9% July
13.% Feb
34
Feb
X33 V*
Dec
44
Feb
15%
Jun
Dec
24
9%
Dec
10
8
Feb
11
10
Oct
Jan
8
Mojud
5
Apr
Monarch
$4
Jan
3
11% May 4
59% Mar 29
10% Jan
3
13% Apr
52
20% May
27
Jan
Jan
21%
Dec
10% Feb
11
20% Jan
20
29% May
19% Apr
19
25 % Jan
7
19
Deo
23
May
18
15%
Dec
.24
Jun
10
16%
Dec
14%
Oct
112
12% Sep
17
10
Jan
May
Jan
11% Feb
Morrell
112% Mar 17
13% Jan
6
13
34
Dec
43
Jun
32%, Mar 18
50
34% Jan
Dec
55%
Jan
48
51
Mar 18
Jan
4%
8
8%
9'/a
9
41/8
V 4V'8
4%
4'/4
20%
213/8
213/8
22'/4
221/a
223/4
29
281/4
28%
211/4
21%
29
10
10
23%
23
51
*28
,
10
29
10
23
.
'
*
49
*281/4
>
*9%
49 Vb
10
231/4
10
;
23
50 % j 50%
108
*105
110
*109
231/4
11%
531/4
11%
53%
53'/a
,51 y4
107
*109
*11%
::
511/4
*105
Ill
11%
11%
23
50 3/4
V
,107:, ■:
.
*11%
J
for
the Week
*
491/4
Shares
share
49%
3,500
9%
49
18,700
10
10
•
9'/4
93/4
4%
4%
4%>
-
213/4
22
28'A
A
111
23%
1
-9%
(
•
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i
52
52%
52%
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500
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:
/
1.300
X
23'/2
521/2
600
•
.
IO81/4
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112
1103/4
14,200
9%'-:
;
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1063/4
1063A
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4,300
1093/4'
1103/4
200
'
100
1
'
Hi/4
11%
ll'/4
11%
53%
11%
23%
-
2,800
281/4
'
110
5
48'/2
t per
•
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&
52%
53%
53,
53%
11% -11%
-
113/8
11%
541/4
53%
54
54
•
1,500
\> 10,700
•'
11%
12
12%
12
121/8
121/4
*12
12 y4
*21
21%
213/8
20%
21
20%
20%
*20%
213/e
*20%
21%
600
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
No par
Co
17 1/4
173/8
17%
17%
17%
17'/2
2,600
*■19%
20%
*19%
20%
20y4
201/4
20'/4
201/4
201/4
201/4
193/4
193/4
18 Va
18'/a
18%
181/2
18%
13%
131/4
14
No par
5
*18
~~_i
_Il
;
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
5
Murphy Co. (G C) common I
1
4%% preferred
_100
Murray Corp of America com
10
7
83/4
4'/a
*28
No par
Mullins
25
48%
8%
29
_5
Inc
8
Jan
47%
8%
4'/4
28%
'y*. si.
Sales
May 6
';•'.
j
(John)
Motorola
7
11
11
Co_
Friday
May 5
$ per share
47%
21%
,
Thursday
"
$ per share
$per share
83/a
21
No par
No par
Products Corp
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
42% Jan
5
A
Utilities
17% Jan
3
Jan
Co
PRICE*
Wednesday
May 4
4%
,
!" 9%
/■'■
No par
com..
5
preferred sferies
preferred series B
14% Jan
17
110
Tool
Chemical
*46%
HIGH BALK
May 3
41/4
(
,*28
1.25
AND
8%
4 Vt
Inc
Motor
19% Mar 30
Feb 25
38% Feb
Jun
45
23
3
13
May
4
10% Apr 21
Oct
33% Feb
107% Jan
Monday, May 9, 1949
Tuesday
■
-,
$ per share
47
8%
A„„___100
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
7
11% Jan
47
'
Montana-Dakota
6
20% Jan
13% Nov
10
_"_5
♦3.25
13
8 per share
Mills
Co
Machine
Monsanto
111% Mar 29
May 2
No par
com
series
Hosiery
111% Jan
4
May
17% May
Nov
preferred
Mohawk Carpet
20
.
RR
7%
55% Mar 30
4
Feb
65
Dec
20
45% Jan
107
10%
47% Mar
4
103
Jan
117/b Jan
Par
♦
Corp
Development Co
Mission
Mo-Kan-Texas
21 % Jan
Apr
Mission
7
25% Mar 30
25
May
112%
6
5
Jan
LOW
Monday
Apr. 30
,
6
35
61% May
122
CHRONICLE
Saturday
•
7
9% May
25% Apr 26
9% Apr 30
29% July
45V« Nov
99% Dec
105% Mar
54% Jan
2
25
15% Feb
Jan
9
2214
FINANCIAL
'
EXCHANGE
S per share
11
4% Feb
July
*■„
'
Lowest
7% Mar
Feb
&
.
'■■V'
# per share
4
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
*
Range Since Jan. 1
,
Highest
Feb
COMMERCIAL
18%
*13%
*21
13%
11%
11%:
10%
41%
*40%
112%
*110i/2
;
12%
12%
18%
181/2
I81/2
13%
5
13'
131/2
18%
,
500
1,000
'
133/8
12 Va
*10%
413/8
41
112%.
,
*33%
34%
*333/8
343/8
•>-,*47%
49%
*47%,
110%
13 Va
__5o
11 >/8
483/4
11 Ve
103/4
10%
11%
10%:
10%
10'/a
41
11
10%
...
No par
preferred
Myers (F E) & Bros
181/8
>13
ii3/„
10%
*40
*110%
'
2,700
'
1,600
'
11%
*10%
.
'
131/4. ,13%
.
12
41
413/a
411/4
-41%
1121/4
110%
11072
110%
12%
13%
*34
12%
341/4
*47%
v
*110%
49%
343/8
*48
11.1/4
131/a
11'/4
3,700
10%
10%
400
41'
411/2
1,800
1101/4
170
'
•'i3ya
343/3
*34
49%
11
11%
'1101/4
V
vi3y8
?48
123/4
13
>*34
'34%
>
49
2,700
100
35
'48
.
48
•>.
100
r* -tf,-,-.
N
14% Mar
20
18
21%
Dec
Feb
„
26%
28
Jan
19
Oct
30% Jan : 3
5% Feb
7
30% Feb
*
Jun
32
8
6% Mar
6% May
9% Jan
5
12
6
14 ya Feb
25
Nat
8
16% Jan
7
14%
Deo
10 %
Jun
13% Feb
May
96% May
88
38
25% Apr
14
169% Jan
4
Jun
Apr
7%
Feb
24%
jun
ft Dec
Jun
1
25
135
25 %
July
94
Nov
Dec
19
Feb
7
19
11
82% Mar 23
Jan
86
8
Nov
90% Mar
12%
31% Feb
100
3
2
May
200
;
3%%
-F*1 '#
r
>
8 per share
Jan
8% Jan
10
July
July
J)
YORK
9% May
5
2
New
8
10
Newport
Industries
City Omnibus Corp
New
York
23
r$5
Mar
N
9
9% Jan
21
Dock
non-cum
Y
&
26% Apr 28
33% Jan
21
Preferred
Jun
91% Jan
96
Jan
22
Oct
15% Feb 25
19 %
Apr
7
3
17% July
Jan
14
4
21
Jan
10 V
3
16'/2 May
7% May
Jun
90
14
Jan
Mar 24
23
Dec
36 y.
Jan
55
23 y4 Jan
3
28
Feb
62%
Nov
50 y« Feb
24
Aug
28%
Jan
26
14% Mar
17%
Jun
15% Jan
8
Jan
-13% May
82% Mar
25% Feb
16%
Mar
RR
9% Feb
5
Jan
11
85
31
Jan
14
36 Va Mar 17
Jun
13% Feb 24
8% Nov
Dec
84
8% Apr 21
14% May 2
33% Jan 11
27% May
40% Apr
33% Jan
Dec
7% May
10% Mar
14%
11 ys Mar
2
£.50
103
30%
100
113/8
*ll5/8
13%
*101%
30%
:
103
*1011/2
12
*11
•
103
103
*101%
*101%
200
300
x
1,500
•
400
/"V'v
103
■
'•yiw
*30%
30%
30%
30 3/4
305/8
30s/8
*30 %
303/4
1,000
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lOO
North
IOO1/4
*99%
100'/4
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
10
American
Ry
Aviation
♦3.60
$4.80
4
Ry
Co
Gas
50
Co
._10
Ry
100
par
preferred
10
10%
66
29%...
10 i/a
11
*29
29%
-28%
11%.,'
ill
11%
70%
70%
71
*123
126
*125
'
*121/4
12%'
*26%
28%
*56
250
60
*53.
7'7%
i
72
&
4% Jan
11
Norwalk
Tire
23
Norwich
Pharmacal
29
30%
29
'
103/8
(
;)S
^
29
29
11 y8
11'A
72%
73
128
ll'/a
11%
11%
11%
X
72
72
72%
72%:
1
I
126
126
123/s
28%
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28%
*26%
30
26%
60
*56
60
250
240
250
>240
;
! *56
60
*56
250
*240
7'/a
71/4
26%
263/4
27
27
92%
92%
92%
*92
923/4
*181/4
181/2
181/4
181/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
xlU
18
*88
90
893/4
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19%
193/a
93/4
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•
8
.1%
26%
331/a
33%
14%
10%
101/4
8 v;
26%
261/4
511/4
26%
9%
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19%
••
9%
10 3/8
10%
143/8
15%
14%
14'/2
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33%
*
31/4
121/2
84%
.33%.
85
•
34
3%
31/4
,.31/4
12%
■
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7'/a
'
26%
'
92
92
2,100
1,100
90
110
I8I/4 .*•
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1,000
91
*89
17%
123/8
•
.
.'.3»/4
8
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,
,
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•
17%
'
2,100
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8 %
26 y4
26 »/4
400
51%
8ye ;
51%
2,400
8
263/4
85
108
3'/4
513/8
19 3/8
51%
*26
263/4
19 1/2
26 3/4
1S%
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•
•
19 »/4
19'/2
7,400
26%
193/8
29,000
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X
10
.
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33%
341/8 !
34
343/8
14%
14%
14%
14%
9%
10
14 3/8
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15V2
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513/4 ;■
'14%
8%
33%
515/8
333/4
83/4
15i/2
7%
26%
'
333/8
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8%
33%
8
261/4
82 Vb
83/4
...
:>
8
82
10% .5:
84
-
27
171/4
17% T-
83
83/4
10
85
7'/4
27
'
19%
/
14%
10%
-
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v,
33%
14%
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16%
.50%
193/8
143/4
'
18
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:
83
33
89%
18
9%. „.9.%
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100
•
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2(6%
191/4
•
10
t
51 '/a
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83
-
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173/4
50%
71/4-
7%
400
r
'
90
.
71/4
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250
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a.
»•'
60
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^
7'/4
7%
-•'
26%
92%
261/4.
1,200
123/a
263/4
••
12,300
*126 »/8
71/4
8 3/8
900
-
V
123/4
26%
27
2,750
2,100
r
/
127%
*126
92
17 %
2,700
v
305/a
1
T
103/8
68%
*12%
*56
250.. ->.
*88
7,800
2,400
:
29
27
17%
>
305/8
*66
•
31
12%
*1071/4
.2.50
93/4
97'/4
123/4
1073/4
..No par
29
67
923/4
173/4
Shares
»
47'A .-471/4
v
12%
1071/2
Co
103/4
'67
'
30 3/,
*26'/2
50
Rubber
*10%
11'/a
67
"
301/4
*92
,_25
12% Apr
473/4
125%
107%
Telegraph
47%
9%
•*95%
97'/4
12%
*84
preferred
Northwestern
v
93/4
v
125%
107%
common
9 '/a
*251/2
t
283/4..
*240
.
*701/8
,
:
No par
Inc
*103/4
67
301/a
12%
253/b
60
*240
•
126
*12%
■
*95%
48%
*65
29
11
70%
{
48%
301/4
*65
No par
preferred
Northwest Airlines
4.6%
.48
11%
1
1
.
5
Jan
9%
97%
the Week
$ per share
•
for
Sales
May 6
$ per share
'
29%
26 V2
4
36
9%
*95%
291/2
*26i/a
10
109% Mar 22
2
:
*'
48
11
.25
Co
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
No
Feb
9%
971/4
29i/2
•
Friday
,
May 5
9%
66
:
Thursday
May 4
S per share
*95%
.
65
51%
Pacific
19
9'A
97'/4
49'A
29%
51%
Northern
7
' 9%
9%
...
.
Wednesday
share
29%
25
com
7
10% Jan
49
X per
65
4
8
Central
Feb
9'/a
*95%
*
HIGH BALE PRICE*
Tuesday
May 3
A
'.
t per share
9'A
49
*26%
Natural
,
Monday
May 2
'r
971/4
49
4
;
preferred
American
-
I per share
1
Co_.
& Western
Northern
2% Mar 22
Jun
100
10% May
,
1,900
113/4
11 %
273/8
*13
Gas Corp—
90
28
15
_,_100
Northern
17% Jan
Apr 29
107% Feb
17 ya Mar
Nov
3%
Mar
Feb
A
Corp
Chemical
North
7
81
Jun
90
27%
133/s
*101%
31
100 J/4
*95'/2
50
Industries
Adjustment
18
Jun
109%
103
r.9%
No-par
Co
Hart RR CoUOO
series
Elec &
Electric
Norfolk
28
27%
Oct
•
1
preferred
Nopco
20
19% Apr
11% Jan
5%
Noblitt-Sparks
Noma
10
36 y4
Aug
16
7
3
8% Feb
78
103%
% Jan
28% Jan
93
Dec
*13
Saturday
Apr. 30
;
Light 3.90% pfd__100
Shipbldg Corp partic stock.
1
♦3.75
3
59
25
N Y
N Y State
25%
27%
*11%
11%
100
131/8
N Y Power &
19%
Dec
273/8
113/8
131/8-
No par
preferred
Harlem
39% July
Dec
27%
115/8
131/2
100
No par
common
N Y New Haven &
96
.
273/4
•:,y 13%
13%
>100%
No par
N Y
Feb
13%
27%
13%
N Y Chic & St Louis Co com__i_100
6% preferred series A
21
Feb
20
27%
13%
*13
100
No par
6
Jan
120
;.
11%
;.
Brake
8
86
16,300
83%
11%
___100
21
jun
18%
83%
ll3/a
Central
4
18%
84
11%
York
250
18%
84
11%
New
10
18%
84
11%
7
Feb
18%
84
113/8
13% Jan
Apr 29
400
3,300
84%
*84
11%
1
preferred
Jan
7
23%
'
11%
Air
4%%
14% Jan
225
*22 3/4
23
11%
common
26 y2 May
* Mar
231/4
11,900
11%
Elec System
20
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4 % pfd__100
Mining Corp
10
10% Feb 11
14% Jun
*221/2
i£
20%
.;*22
18%
18%
LOW AND
20% Jan
255
75%
ft
11%
York
Apr
75
2(f/n
5/8;
11%
New
59
76%
A
11%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
14
20%
753/4
12
12
Feb
*19%
763/8
ft
11%
STOCK
Apr
48
20 %
75%
*11%
27
140
*19%
*11%
12
5
900
2,200
113/8
72% Jan
,!Jan
190
6
18%
111/8
Apr
33% Jan
81
144'/a
"5%
*18
27%
35
68% Feb 24
124% Mar £9
*143%
6
18%
11%
24
10 V4 Feb
.144
*1421/4
6
11%
3
25
190
273/8
Newmont
Apr 30
4,000
12
New England
971/2 Feb
May
29%
172%
11%
I Par
59MiJan
13% Jan
29%
*171%
27 J/4
EXCHANGE
Apr 22
3
90
293/4
171%
171%
18%
23
173/4
84%
7,900
89
*11%
common
Jun
88
27%
*22
900
.151/8
15
89
18%
,
19%
17%
*84
18
76
23
•
10,800
,'V
*11%
S per share
9Va Feb 25
Jun
Jan
84%
19%
75%
2,500
1
Co
'
:
Mar 21
94
44 %
,
NEW
Highest
Nov
81
*84
20
75%
173/4
144
5%
y::
i
14%
'
•*22
17%
171'/a
*142%
29
28%
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%
9,300
■:
86
>
22%
17%
preferred
20%
1
•22%
lo
100
is
15%
89%
'
v
6
18
15%
*88
89
28%
A
fff
*19i/2
14%
*88
28
*5%
18%
75
No par
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
61
Jan
75%
28
: >y
e
14%
88
313,4
14% .15
No par
Fibre
27
6% Mar
20%
com
Co
23%
Mar
196
*19%
*74%
141/B
1
31
::
No par
Vulcanized
Newberry Co
2
'
Lowest
18% July
11% Mar
A
No par
25
Corp
*30%
65
49% Jan
143
*99 y2
28 %
20
1421/4
18 1/4
100
28% Jan
92
143
5%
18
common_No par
Jun
144
*1421/2
6
17%
(J
Oct
Feb
143
*5%
preferred
Jun
peb
142
serial
34%
121'
170%
Inc
43%
Dec
170%
conv
Mar 28
11
88
„
1,400
18
10%
27%
Bros
29
17%
113/8
171%
4%%
93% Jan
18
11%
27 3/4
12
27
17%
11%
15
v;
*170%
xl01% Jan
Natl
Natomas
17%
113/B
171%
100
Nopal
Shares
17%
11%
171%
preferred A
143/8
2,500
12,100
11
17%
f-y:'
1,400
2,200
6%
xll
143/4
27%
88
"
.
7'/a
6%
•
31%
88
14
'
143/4
27%
*87%
7
31%
88
Neisner
Feb
12%
common
14 % Mar 17
Nov
39 1
Co
7
113/8
31%
No par
10
preferred
Lead
28
ore
Aug
July
26% May
90%
conv
STOCKS
64
Nov
11%
ll'/a
14%
14 V8
Feb
20%
.
11 %
;'1 6%
240
63/B
313/4
30
14
Nehi
31
,
,
111/4
172%
63/s
7'/a
7 1/8
111/4
15,100
,
14%
1
com
3
99
Feb
-12% Dec
70
h
■11%
Co
9% Jan
Jan
-
175/8
11%
Gypsum
l2y8Apr 20
11% Apr
2
13% Mar 30
May
>1-
173/4
Enameling & Stamping___12.50
27% May
Highest
r
145/a
•
7
y
7
800
>'v>
34%
31%
;
2,600
123^
31
r-y 172
6%
32
ll'/a
30
14%
4
v*
t
29%
141/4
4
Jan
30
7
7
r
v
71/a
11 '/a
14%
3
103
>29%
'
7%
7
11'/a
172 '
6%
32
3,000
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123/B
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:
34%
.
■
500
1
83/4
.
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1
,
34%
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6%
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11%
10%
30
22%
83/4
:
22,900
25%
,
; *21'/a
-31%
34
121/8
*25
,
-12%
31%
17%
National Steel Corp
5
7'
71/8
*11
'63/8
31%
•
10%
*121/8
1713/4.
6%
12
■
8%
'*,293/4
34%'
31%
17%
National
24
1
Lowest
29%
9% Jan
far Previous
Year 1948
I per share
29%
10% Jan
13
7
71/a
;
.
•
Xl713/4
173
311/4
-
105/8
12%
.311/4
33-%
33%
12%
22%
-.8%
12%
*v
14%
Prod
National Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
4%%
preferred
National Tea Co
7
Jan
7%
No par
21% Jan
Jan
98%
22
21
15% Feb
May
«
35
Feb
10
Jan
104
x27% Mar
Jan
91% Jan
Jan
19%
12% Nov
4
23% Mar 28
Jan
12%
Nov
U Jan
73% Apr 22
21% Feb 28
30% May
15% May
9% Nov
8
6%
315/B
83/4
*293/4
12%
: .'*1713/8
,;v- 6%
>
61/2
315/8
7%
6% preferred B
100
National Linen Service
Corp
1
Nati Malleable & Steel Cast_No
par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dlst
6
21
172
6%
10%
v
25%
22%
225/8
; 8%
31
.17%
$4.50
9
6% Jan
19 y4 Jan
19% Jan
Jan
16% Nov
80% Nov
148% Mar
4
172
33%
12
25%
12%
25
22
:
103/8
123/a
*29%
33%
12
25
V
83/4
10%
121/4
31%
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11%
11%
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,
311/4
335/b
171%
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22
*13%
7%
2
171 %
'/•
>
12
25
10%
12
*29%
33%!
33%
9
*10%
-
"
22%
0
National
3
% Mar
Oct
25%
15
177% Feb
5% Mar 10
May
114%
Jan
Feb
Products
10%
11%
*24%
*215/8
y
•25
No par
National
33% Jan 21
16% Mar
Jan
Nov
95
Apr 25
Dairy
31%.
10
Department Stores
National
25
12%
*29%
1
Distillers
10
10%
*i2ye
1
National
20%
19% Nov
81% Mar
1
Co
National
5% Dec
15% Feb
38
Gas
19% Mar 30
177
1
Cylinder
8%
_100
7
147%
/
National
9
No par
1
National City Lines Inc
National Container Co
8
11
Jan
*8%
5
:
Cash Register
14
Oct
k
National
13% Feb
Nov
87
preferred
National Can Corp
3
*21%
10
7%
7% Mar 11
12
22
4
common
17% Feb
130
100
Jan
Co
May
21
Oct
9
27
Jan
Biscuit
11%
•
25%
*21%
1
;
22% May
Dec
29% Jan
10%
National
6
12
*25
1
31% May 4
15% Jan 24
162
21
25
7% Mar 29
24
27% Feb
,
35
2
10% Feb
Jun
178
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
National Acme Co
4
Jan
34% May
170% Mar 15
14% Aug
Mar
Sep
20
National Automotive. Fibres Inc
National Aviation Corp
National Battery Co
13% Apr
9% May
12% Dec
85
7
37
9% May
13% Jan
17% Nov
15
National Airlines
2
48
9% Dec
14%
4
3
Jun
12
9% Apr
11% Jan
3
10% Jan
Oct
g
__100
11
30% Mar
July
175%
10% Mar
;
Jan
Corp
23% Apr
3
11
32%
Feb
24%
5
Nash-Kelvinator
21
9% Feb
5% Nov
<
Jan
7
Jan
45
Mar
32% Dec
6
13
13% July
17% Mar
Feb
,162%
15% Jan
23% Jan
10% May
9% Nov
29
11% Apr 29
Sep
>29
4% Sep
8%
Jun
32%
Feb
10%
*85
8%
15 •/.
*33%
3'/a
9%
?; 0%
8%
30
10%
17,300
14%
7,400
10%
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>
853%
85 3%
107%
Z
35,400
330
t>
108
210
"
85/8 :
1551/4 r
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8%
85/a
>
15
153/8
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153/a
333/4
34
3%
11,800
34%
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A
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83
34
86
107%
'
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10%
851/4
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86
107%
10
83 -i
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500
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123/8
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123/4
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123/4
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'
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100
O
26% Dec
192% Jan
26% Feb
>16% Apr
i 22%
Feb
>
92
:
103
20
27
!
80
12%
100
Jan
23
Jan
Dec
11% Feb
8% Dec
60% Sep
34% Feb
3
99 y4 Jan
3
Jun
25% Feb
11,
17% Jan
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
8
Jan
10
20
Feb
90% Jan
10
Mar 28
22% Jan
7
29
Feb
7
148
Jan
15
13% Feb
8
89
Feb
x66% Apr
19
73% Jan
49 y« Jan
3
11% Mar 29
15
8 %
32% Mar 30
155 % Apr
Oliver
Corp
4%%
.
8%
,
6%
Outboard
Outlet
14
24
Marine &
Owens-Illinois
2.50
*14
*66
Glass
Co
Amer
Fisheries
Coast
Co
37
Jan
6
40
Jan
17
1st
•
preferred
303/4
No par
12.50
Pacific
4
85
*20
Mfg
Co
Pacific
Apr
85
24%
71/4
21
851/4
20%.,
Inc.
common
non-cum
2nd preferred non-cum
•
54'/4
*12'A
10
31
311/4
'8%
*155
14%
*13%
69
*66
-
541/4
12%
91/2
541/4
12%
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./
:
.14%
9%
*17%
102%
•
18% ;
*17%
25
24 S/8
25 '/a
94%
93%
93%:
71/4
7
85 »/8
85
n
30%
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21
30%
156 »/2
.
20%
305/a
155
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93%
•
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14%
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fin
121/4
83/4
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*66
681/2
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681/2
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No par
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38V4
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38i/4
38
56
12%
8%
68%
38
553/4
12
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31
38
1234
9%
38
:
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25%
85
21
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311/4155
31
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>
57
25
3,000
94%
190
r-7
2,100
350
200
21
31%
i.
3,800
20
155
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:
•
•
69
56
57
V
12%
9
181/2
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141/a
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80
7,300
85
6%
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7
4,900
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56
281/8
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7 '>,■
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;
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103
103 •>
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;
,
85'/a
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54%
3.1%
1023/4
28%
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,
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■
29
71/4
:
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20%
12%
18%
85
313/8
543/4
102 3/4
28i/4
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,
156% j
69
31%
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283/8
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28
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31%
102
28%
851/4
156%
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,
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.
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28
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7
71
100
24%
31%
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■
181/4
94
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18
7
6
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100
Jan
16
■
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10% Jan
Apr
A
,10o
10
common
preferred
24
58% Jan
_No par
preferred
V, / *30%
28i/4
preferred
(The) common
jOppenheim Collins
Otis Elevator
31%
102%
28
pfd_^_20
common
Corp
31%
*102
convertible
convertible
28
Jan
|
1
Co
Omnibus
16% Jan
Jan
25
Oil
79
66
page 26.
7
16
Jan
see
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4%
31% Jan
Jan
For footnotes
Ohio
100
No par
7
99
23
May
Apr
43 % May
19% Mar
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40%
preferred
7
-
4
81
jun
15% May
33% Jan
11
6% Feb
154
73
30
93% May
Apr
37% Jun
'
31 % Apr
104 ya Mar 25
23% Apr 21
*109% July
Dec
47% Dec
18%
27% Jan
Jun
36% July
Mar
144% Nov
15% Nov
Jun
»
43
1
6% Dec
'•♦«
34%
-
.
12'%
8%
4,600
12%
1,700
100
8%
*66
68%
-*66
68 '/2
37
37%
37
371/2
--
J
380
Volume
169
Number 4801
COMMERCIAL
THE
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
15 Vi Mar
21%
Jun
18
Feb
24
29%
36%
Jan
30% Jan
3
47% Mar
50 %
Feb
44% July
Dec
89
Dec
104%
130
Nov
147
3%
39
Dec
%
Nov
21
Par
33% Feb
14
54
Jan
6
Feb
21
Jan
3
34
Feb
7
96% Mar 28
Mar
135
Jan
5
5% May
1
Apr
4% Jan
8
43% Jan
10
25
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
No par
53
53
*52%
53%
53
53%
29%
*29%
*91
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pacific Western Oil Corp
11
.4% Jan
5
Packard
Jan
3
10% Apr
5
12% Feb
8
16
Jan
3
Pan-American
46
66
Oct
49 % Jan
5
59% Apr
14
100
May
97 % Mar 12
102 % Jan
8% Apr
Feb
92
Oct
6%
Feb
11%
18%
Dec
97
Jan
18%
Feb
3~4%
2
Jun
6% Feb
24
28
May
16% Apr
16
105
Jun
102% Feb
Feb
51
33%
Nov
30%
6 % Mar
9
Feb
May
3% May
Dec
24 %
20
*55%
16
Panhandle Prod & Refining
10
8
104% Jan
7
8
24% Feb
3
3
20% May
1% Feb
18
24% Jan
3
29
Jun
23% Mar
2
26% Jan
May
6 %
Apr
2% Feb
7% Jan
18
6% May
Jan
19% Jan
10
37
Jan
27% Jan
31
30% Apr
38%
Feb
49%
Jun
42% Jan
3
2
17% May
9%
Dec
15%
Jan
15%
Feb
21%
Nov
27
Dec
34% May
Mar 25
8
17% Feb
5
26% Mar 30
109%
Oct
Apr
12
16%
Dec
20% July
17% Jan
4
16%
Dec
22% May
15
35%
112
Dec
48
.103
Feb
120
28
Dec
Jan
104
45%
Jan
29
Oct
96% Feb
9
8% Feb 28
Feb
99
9 %
Nov
20% May
7%
NOV
Oct
9%
24%
Dec
98%
Feb
14%
30%
104
Feb
Dec
Feb
59
48%
Dec
55
93
Dec
Dec
22
Nov
104
104% May
24% Jun
25%
Jan
91
115%
4
Jan
19% Jan
7
28
Jan
45% July
25% May
2
40% Jan
Sep
91
83
Apr
3
88% Feb
25 Vb Mar
39%
Dec
37% Jan
4
87
Jan
97%
Jun
93% Jan
3
82%
Nov
88%
Oct
88
Jan
11
Dec
13%
Sep
87 Va
Jan
92 %
Aug
89
54%
Jan
77%
Jun
Dec
14% May
6
51% Feb
10
10% Feb
Apr
9
Feb
Apr
liy4May
90
Feb
11
4
64
Apr
19
28
11
30
Mar 30
Dec
*
Lowest
110
10%
< per share
$ per share
80'A
26
34%
Jan
26 % Feb
28
Apr
103%
Jan
100% Jan
5
113
Dec
15%
Dec
93
Coal
6c
Coke
138
Dec
157
Feb
30
July
10%
73%
preferred
81
Jan
3
>■.
20
Jun
170
Dec
96
Oct
82% May
26%
161
Oct
July
7% Feb
14
10% Apr 28
135
Apr
7
79 3A Apr
22
66% May
5
15% Mar 22
139
Jan
46% July
19% Mar
9% May
70% May
36% Feb
11
29%
Feb
46
32
11%
Dec
16% May
14% July
Jan
Nov
22%
Nov
11% May
35% May
62%
Feb
71%
18
Feb
81
Mar
32%
Jan
20
Dec
Jan
28% May
94
Apr
39% July
24% Jun
3
19 %
15%
*35%
36'A
36 '-'A
35
35
35
35%
*35%
36
104
Brewing
Co
34%
*100%
102%
*100
102%
*9
9%
*9
>
10%
*23%
*103%
5
*11%
No par
23%
1
*41%
25
40%
51'A
50
10
10%
10%
23%
*11%
11%
11%
23%
23
23%
23%
24
23%
24
42
41
42
41%
42%
41%
42 V4
40%
39%
40
39%
40%
40%
40%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51 Va
51%
51%
51%
97
96
96 Va
96%
96 %
23 %
22%
23 Va
23
23%
*23%
24%
24
24 Va
111%
111%
*111
111%
111%
*96%
97
111%
111%
99%
99%
99%
107%
A 107%
107%
13%
13%
26%
25%
26%
*98
107%
1
3
*96%
13 Vb >13%
v
*
100
*83
26%
84
*82%
41%
84
*
99
*96 Va
99
90%
*90
91
*90
91
*90
*11
11%
*11
*88%
89
*88
*88%
60
*10%
60 %
60
60%
60
60%
11
*9%
11
*9%
11
90%
Monday
Apr. 30
May 2
29
22
85
Jan
14
38
Jan
3
42% May
20% Jan
3
23 % Apr
26
53
Feb
42
Feb
2
90% Mar 17
5
13
*101%
*101
110
*101
110
*100%
110
*100%
Jan
3
Jan
30% Feb
25
May
108% Sep
33
July
25 % Feb
5
107
6
108 Va Jan
26
25% May
17
Apr 26
11
Jan
26% Mar
5
*82
28% Feb
21
37
Apr
30
32 % Apr
4
28% May
5
Co
14
147
*144
147
*144
147
163
*160
163
*160
163
31%
*7%
11
32%
32
7%
8
155
*82
83
*67%
67%
*16%
7%
11%
11
A
155
*135
82%
:
145
83
27%
27%
14 %
*13%
147
*144
148
*160 %
160%
*160%
162
32%
32 Va
32%
32 Va
32'/a
6,400
7%
7,:
*144
160%
7%
A 7%
7%
7%
7%
2,300
11%
7,200
107/a
11
11
155
*147
*145
82%
67%
67%
66 %
67
*66%
67'/4
70
*16%
17%
200
*139%
143 %
50
*171/4
17%
*139'/a
143%
46%
46%
A 46
48
37
36%
36%
*36
37
24
24
24%
*24%
25'/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
48
47%
48
37
*36 Va
37%
47%
*36
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12
13
13%
13
13 VB
13 VB
13%
6%
23%
*22%
23%
637/b
63%
.64 Va
64%'
64%
16%
16%
*16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17%
preferred
No par
90%
90%
90%
41%
41%
41%
41%
No par
21%
21%
21%
22
6%
I
90 %
Colorado—_20
of
com_
preference
com—No par
*90
6 Vb
;r:
(The)
22
27%
27%
36%
37
30%
30%
x29%
-107%
108%
*107%
108%
27
27%
27%
27%
17%
17 Vb
17%
*17%
18
11%
12
11%
12
70
70%
A
23
conv
No par
27
20% Jan 14
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
*17
Radio Corp of America com—.No par
6%
6%
6%
*23
23%
23%
64%
17%
91
6%
18
*90
6%
64 Va
*17%
2,700
23'/a
*23
>;
64%
300
2,100
12,300
64%
r
3,100
17%
3,200
91
90 %
90%
100
42%
22%
100
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
*90
42
No par
common
6%
*23
91
41%
No par
Inc
3,400
36%
13
6 Vb
6c Gas
47%
36%
11%
63%
5
200
47
12%
*22%
1,300
10%
11%
6%
160
24
11%
13
63%
com
24
*10Vb
13%
*11%
30
*82
17%
46%
145
82%
143 %
46%
11
145
C2V4
23%
Inc
A
82%
6%
com
11 Va
150
30
%
*81
17%
24
20
6,200
14
147
*139 Va
*10 VB
10
500
83'
27%
17%
10%
13%
85
1397/a
24
1,400
12%
27%
139%
23%
11%
*12%
*13%
*16%
*10%
13
*83
67%
10%
11"%
12% ; 12%
14
Shares
28
110
67%
24%
10
27%
32%
11%
*10%
the Week
share
*100%
82%
146
Sales for
May 6
160%
150
*24
*36
Friday
S per
110
17%
*16%
11
.
103%
67%
*140
100
9,660
61%
*102
81%
*140
146
27%
*144
32%
8
*
60%
*9%
28%
83
*67
17%
31%
8
11%
11%
*135
32%
89%
102
*100%
84%
*13%
63%
Pure
5%
84%
27 Va
28
102
12%
27%
84 Va
*27%
12%
*22%
Industries
div
*82
A
28%
1
Pullman
Oil
13%
*13%
27%
*160
No par
Public Service Co
$1.40
84%
27 Va
*13%
*144
No par
Power
*82
84%
27%
14
28%
12%
"20
11%
88 %
May 5
110
12%
//
t per share
103
12%
11%
*
6,700
91
*90
V-
Thursday
S per share
103
*12%
10
97%
PRICES
*101%
12%
84
41%
11
preferred series A—50
conv
cum
*9%
102%
1
Procter 6c Gamble
$4.75
11
27%
100
class B
Pub Serv El
61 %
*101%
.5
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
Publicker
60%
28 %
1
16% Apr
61%
102%
12%
15,500
41%
89%
May 4
28%
27%
A *96%
11%
*27%
Pittsburgh Young 6c Ash pfd
Pitts ton Co (The)
4%%
"
*101%
27%
120
8,900
*82%
*88%
25
28
400
13 Va
27 Va
7:
;*•
r
*11
No par
100
common
150
106
42
Wednesday
$ per share
112%
100
84
41%.
89 Va
May 3
$ per share
*82%,
42%
580
13%
X60%
Tuesday
1,700
100
11%
*9%
24
rs
♦111%
%
LOW AND HIGH BALI
Saturday
5
18
Va
8,700
A 106
91
11%
90
*11
90
$ per share
.
99
11%,
Pond Creek Pocahontas
24
41%
91%
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
24
83
*88%
STOCK
28 Va
41%
*11
5
27%
83
96
140
23%
13%
28
*90
\
13%
26%
_10o
No par
106%
*96%
41%
51%
96%
23
100
26%
No par
100
com
112%
106%
13 %
3,100
12,200
51 Va
24."
*99%
13%
3,500
42%
40%
96 J/4
•
111 %
98
41%
*96%
A
~20
1,200
23%
23%
42
107%
13%
13%
99
41%
*
26,800
11%
,40 Va
,
100
25%
;
41%
Plymouth Oil Co
Jan
*106%
*96Va
5%
8% Jan
99%
107
107
5
18
66% Jan
100
*99%
84
*83
v
100
common
A
23%
'
23%
104
■A 11%
40%
51%
•11 Va
11
11%
*11%
100
900
9%
*102%
41%
24%
Plough Inc
26
12
190
104
23%
104
40%
24
Coke 6c Chem Co com—No par
convertible preferred—No par
28
Mar 22
11%
300
35%
v'v: *9
11%
*23
104
23%
23%
100
11%
23%
42
23%
23%
111%
11%
104
11%
23%
No par
4
57% Feb
11%
*23
16,400
,:V
105
*34%
104
10 -M
5,600
15%
104 %
;r
104
*9Va
*103%
104
23
preferred
21
11
23%
*103%
23%
preferred series A
Electric
10%
*23
103%
*103
10
*9
•
23
100
Co
10
23'
100
&
103 >
97,
preferred
Potomac
101%
23
19
5
36
19%
36
*35
105
*34%
*96
preferred
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$5
104'/a
34%
100%
,
103%
11%
104%
34%
No par
Par
Pitts
*9
23%
-
34%
100%
10%
*23
104
105%
*34
No par
common
EXCHANGE
$4
*104%
105%
*34
100
Inc
*104%
34%
No par
Co
6c
105
*35
*33%
33%c
Milk Co common
(Chas)
105
100
Apr
Apr
108
*106
15 %
10% Apr
50% Apr
39
108
100
8,400
26%-
*25%
19%
Poor
Nov
Dec
21% Jan 24
Feb
1
*106
9%
22%
i
15 Va
6
32%
17%
71% Jan 27
26%
19%
12% Mar 30
X25%
Feb
7
24
108
22%
900
22%
*9
9%
22 Va
*25%
26%
7
15%
14 % Jan
30% May
x25
Jan
*9
22
7
19%
10% Feb 23
Dec
Feb
88
*106
7%
••
19%
12% Apr 21
5"% Mar 23
25
101%
15% Jan
150% Feb 24
29
24
5%
7
4
8% Feb
12%
8% Jan
147
12% July
Mar
26
21
10
Jan
Jun
Jan
35 % Jan
108
*106
*7
*17%
9%
21%
*25%
22
*25%
109
*9
Va
26%
217/a
26%
7
15%
28
Feb
22%
*107
6%
9%
*9
9%
99
*25%
6%
15 %
144% Feb
170
1,000
19%
26
Mar 16
1,300
15%
27%
30
7%
13%
18%
*13%
159% Mar 15
500
6%
15%
1
July
25
6,500
*12%
19
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
169
*24'/a
7
13%
15%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne 6c Chic Ry com—100
7%
gtd preferred
—100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
lo
Pittsburgh Screw 6c Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
1% preferred class B
100
Jan
25
6%
13%
18%
2
142
24%
7
12%
15%
7
Dec
33
14% Mar 14
25
7
12%
200
29
18%
7
Feb
Jan
109
Feb
Jan
145
26%
Jan
25
13
28%
-
15 Vb
Pitts C C & St Louis RR
11
r
-
*18%
Jan
Jun
Feb
*107
85
10
15
4
29
*2
2%
50
16% Jan
39%
Dec
100
NEW YORK
32% Jan 24
28%
2
No par
RR
32
Apr
9%
21%
26%
3
155
6%
9%
21%
3
Nov
70%
*9
7'/a
*25%
S per share
105% Apr
13
29
6%
6%
7
13%
28%
25
*24%
25
7
*12%
2
28%
28%
28%
*24%
7
13% Mar
Jan
140
10
Co
26% Mar 14
Jun
Dec
7%
Corp
Cement
36% July
Feb
3,900
1%
•
600
23%
Mar
12%
2%
•r.-v
4,800
^
Sep
Jun
2
47%
Phillips Jones Corp
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
6
/ Highest
Jun
,
98%
200
2
28,300
,.46%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
v
40%
STOCKS
Year 1948
t per share
*39%
47%
Range for Previous
Lowest
40%
47
4% preferred
3.60% series preferred
91% Mar 30
10
*39%
47%
Philip Morris 6c Co Ltd
9
13
40
46%
3%%
43% Mar 28
100
40
46%
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
Phllco Corp common
8
July
40
46%
3.8%
4.3%
7
81
20 Va
*39
46%
div preference com
4.4% preferred
5
13% Apr 30
22 Va
*19%
'
46
$1
31
Jan
21%
21
22%
46
$6 preferred
Phila Electric Co
7
101
104%
♦103
*19%
*45%
Weiffer
18
112% Mar
104%
22%
20 %
No par
preferred
Fetroleum Corp of America—
Mar 12
108 % Jan
*103-
22%
20 V2
1,200
4%%
54% Mar 18
7
104%
21%
20%
17%
Pfizer
6
*103
21%
*19
28%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
8
104%
21%
900
18
17%
19
Jan
7%
*17%
28 Va
21
Apr
7%
17%
17%
14
98
7%
17%
29
51% Jan
105
7%
17%
28%
53% Jan
110% Apr
7,200
7%
17%
17%
24% Apr
Jun
70
7%
7%
29
3
Jun
99 %
17%
*103
2%
'
28%
7
100
800
S9 %
100
40
2
12%
*99
19%
21
40
25
100
7%
104%
20%
*18%
28%
*99
17%
7%
18
*103
100
56%
17%
May 3
39% Apr 22
x48% Mar 30
Jun
7%
21
*99
100
11,200
56%
56%.
28%
7
103%
56%
17%
7
111
57
29
12% Jan
Jan
56%
*6%
Pet
Sep
56%
13
*28%
Pepsi-Cola Co
25% Feb
56%
25,800
9%
9%
*12%
*17%
17
4
55%
4
3%
9%
14
6%
12
23% Jan
55%
9%
17%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Sep
*13%
9%
28%
19
99
14
17%
11% Jan
23% Apr
9 %
*13%
1,600
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co com—lo
3%% conv series A pfd
100
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
.100
5
3
9%
13%
40 %
28%
5%
4
90 % Mar 24
9%
13%
10
39%
3%
3%
9%
13%
'
2,800
17%
11
Jan
4
40
«
3%
28%
Feb
17
3%
4
39%
670
3%
*6%
Apr
41
39
3%
140
*28%
Apr
.10% Feb
3%
39
3%
140
*17%
12
5
4
3%
38
3%
\v
140
5
24
3
Mar 11
38
3%
13 %
18
Penn Gk.;s Sand Corp com—No par
7
34% May
108
Apr
39
3%
*138%
25
Penn-Dix<e
19
Feb
3%
140
No par
Penn Power 6c Light Co
14/
A
12%
Pennsylvania
20% Jan
Nov
*6%
1
103%
21%
*24%
3%
9
*
2%
5
7
Jan
*2
2.50
4
37
Jan
*138%
40
1
Enterprises
104
21
140
7%
*39%
No par
6c
Mar
110
8% Jan
Mines
Transportation
Mines
19% May
17% Jan
10
3
*138%
19%
28%
Penn
3
5
28% Jan 21
111
140
A
Penney (J C) Co
22% May
Jan
102
July
May
10% Feb
Consolidated
1,400
30%
18
*18%
1
29%
90 Va
30 Va
100
104%
20%
1,300
29%
90%
30
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
Penick & Ford
8
47% Mar 28
Mar 28
Jan
20% May
64% July
44%
20%
Jan
32% Feb
May
17% Jun
40%
;
Mar 22
Apr
Apr
86%
22
108
8
*103
1
No par
Patino
4
2
Dec
100
Inc
Parmelee
7
14% Jan
preferred
Pictures
Parke Davis 6c Co
Parker Rust Proof Co
22
20
12% Mar 22
27
,
Park Utah
4
Jun
7%
*17%
Park & Tilford Inc
28
May
1
6,600
54
90%
100
No par
com
When issued
42% Mar 30
Jan
convertible
Paramount
4
16%
'
4%
Inc
32
54
90%
56%
27
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4% preferred
100
Cos
32
53%
30 %
9%
Paraffine
1,300
32%
90%
13 %
7
53%
30
3%
9%
Jan
32
53%
91
*38%
100
32%
53%
20
30%
38%
3%
32
Shares
share
X20
29%
3%
the Week
S per
21
90%
38%
No par
&
20%
91
3%
*13%
25
Jan
Car
Petrol
21
30
3%
2%
19% Mar
40
Motor
*20
21
*139
140
Transp—5
19% Apr
26% May
Mar
23%
8
*19%
gale* for
May 6
S per share
91
92%
*139
1
10
Pan American Airways Corp
Jun
23%
20
2
Friday
'
,
May 5
t per share
share
20
*19%
Thursday
May 4
May 3
S per
share
20
21%
3% Feb
$ per
10
13% Mar
11% May
t per share
Pacific Mills
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
6% preferred
100
3
143
LOW AND HIGH BALK PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
May 2
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Lighting Corp
14
3% May 3
32% Feb 25
Monday
Apr. 30
(2007)
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif
Apr
89
Apr
CHRONICLE
Saturday
share
29
62% May
Dec
8%
$ per
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Jun
6%
Nov
4
I per share
55% July
29 Va
NEW
Lowest
Highest
Nov
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
&
42%
42 %
42%
42%
42%
2,700
22 Vb
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
47,600
277/b
28 Va
27%
28 Vb
27%
28 Vb
28
28 VB
28
28%
36
36%
36
36%
36 Vb
36%
36
36%
35%
36
29%
29%
30
30 VB
30%
31
31 %
30%
31%
108
108 Va
108 Va
108 %
108 %
*107%
108%
400
28
28%
23%
28 Va
28%
900
18
*17 V4
108
28
*17%
18
*17%
5,400
7,000
14,100
18
300
R
7%
Feb
15
Feb
24
63%
Feb
14% Jan
7
75% May
11% May
69% Apr
7% Jan
22
74 Va Jan
22
6%
Oct
Jun
3
89
Nov
98 Va
Jun
92% Jan
4
25%
Dec
9% Apr
4
95% Jan 24
34%
Jun
26
3
29
22%
Feb
x36
July
May
31
Jan
35
16%
Feb
27% July
Jan
22% May
29 % May
19% Feb
Jan
19
3
30 Va Feb
4
4
34% Feb
24
Feb
45
Apr
x37% Feb
15
43
39
Jun
31% Feb
10
36
Jan
Dec
10% Jan
3
101
Jan
i
15% May
106
Nov
105
19 Va
f
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Dec
8
18
May
Dec
14%
Jan
Dec
25 %
May
8%
Dec
13% May
Dec
66
8%
Dec
99
Aug
29%
5% Mar
18% Jan
8
Nov
Apr
8% Apr
Jan
5%
1%
13% May
5% May
11% May
For footnotes see
page 26.
common
4
23% Jan
25
Reed Roller Bit Co
13% Feb
18
Reeves
4
4
20
8% Jan 27
22
Apr
2
9% Jan 24
54% Feb
22
10
Apr
13
83% Feb
7% Apr
6% Feb
29
12% Jan
25
8% Jan
2 % Jan
3
3% Apr
5% Jan
4
9% May
Jan
3
Bros
$1.25
Reliable
div
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prior
preference
Corp
3%%
series
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8%
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26
70
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12
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71
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26
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22%
23 VB
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25
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30%
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30%
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30%
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30
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preferred—
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78%
1
Republic Aviation Corp..
Republic Pictures common—
$1
8
50c
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
Reo
8%
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Inc
Stores
pfd
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8%
:
20O
100
200
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6c Co—
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv
70%
8 V4
.No par
preferred
preferred
(Robt)
69%
5
100
Hosiery
14
77
Dec
Dec
Feb
Real Silk
2nd
31
50% Mar 21
10%
6%
13% Apr
106
non-cum
12
8%
100
pfd.
—
4%
117/B
.No par
common
Jan
Aug
15% May
78%
2 Vb Dec
May
11 Va Jan
7
Rayonier Inc
Reis
17%
52
Jan
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
69%
1
preferred
preferred
Reading Co common
4% non-cum 1st preferred.
Jan
Feb
10
1st
$2
23% Jan
36%
31
$3.50
7%
7%
1
6%
6%
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3%
3%
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9
8%
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77
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100
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100
54
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10
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7%
7%
7%
7%
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6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
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3%
3%
3%
3%
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24
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THE
(2008)
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year1948
33%
Oct
Feb
22%
103
Jan
111'/a July
15
Dec
21% May
82%
Feb
4%
Oct
8
Dec
19%
102
Nov
Apr
Mar
5%
104% Jan
Dec
92
21 %
May
27% Jan
6
Mar
93
5
5% Apr
4% Mar 23
19 Va
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8
99
23
18
103% Feb
Feb
25
5% Feb
7
34% Jan
3
37
Jan
11% May
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Reynolds Spring
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25
21%
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13%
13%
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5%
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94 y2
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93%
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Reynolds Metals Co .com
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5%%. convertible preferred—.i_100
3
6% Jan
22%
97%
5%
102 Va
102 Vz
no2Vz
5%
5%
35%
33%
Dec
41%
Jan
Dec
50
Jan
42% Mar
7
45
Jan
5
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45
Oct
94
Jun
85 % Jan
3
90
Jan
31
Preferred
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series
100
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89%
103% Dec
102% Jan
4
107
Mar 25
Preferred
4:50%
series
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*105%
24% May
15%
Jan
Dec
4%
Feb
19%
Feb
14
Jun
24% Jan
3
38% May
Jun
17% May
4% Mar
6
21
Sep
6%
16% Apr
49
28
Dec
17
17%
7% May
13
Rheem Manufacturing
4
5 % Jan
5
10'A Jan
7
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
25 Va Jan
3
22
Feb
1
41
<3
96% Apr
Richfield
-
Ritter
4%%
97
Apr 28
27% Apr 12
21
15% Mar
24% Nov
21
Jan
4
17
Mar
27% May
16% Apr
20
18% Feb
Dec
72
39% Apr
25
55% Jan
8
8%
18%
Dec
SVaJan
Jan
5 Va
13,100
21%
21%
2,000
103
102%
102 Vz
45
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89
106 y»
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106
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16%
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41%
41%
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42 V,
42%
42%
44
10%
10%
10%
2
Ruppert (Jacob)
23% May
26
Safeway Stores common
I
5
5% preferred
;
100
St Joseph Lead—
—10
St L-San F Ry Co com v t c__No par
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25
St Louis Southwestern Ry
21% Jan
16% Jan
3
Jun
109% Apr
27
113% Feb
16
4
48 Mi Jan
3
Dec
Sep
39%
Feb
61%
Jun
36
8%
Feb
16% July
8
32%
Feb
48% May
87
Jan
139% May
113
Jun
101
Jan
58
May
.
Feb
24
Apr
42% Jan
7
122
Feb 16
87
5
12% Jan 25
36% Mar 22
98
Jan
91
Jan
79
13% May
Feb
Feb
7
May
19
9% Jan
6
5%
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5
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10%
91% May
15% Aug
80% Jan
Feb
10 % Mar 19
preferred-.*
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5
7
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12% Jan
35% May
25 % May
3
30% Jan
51
May
46'A Jan
6
54
95
Jan
92
8
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8%
39% Mar
88
Nov
Dec
93% Apr
157/a Jun
79
Oct
87:
13%
Feb
26% July
87% Nov
12
.
Apr
84
5
Apr
: Apr
12%
87
3
14
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83
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5
86'
20
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7
55
Arms Corp-u—
7
10
10
Elec
4
4
19% Mar 18
Feb
59 % May
36 % Feb
7
47 V* May
v
5.
8y2 Apr
39% Jan
18
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
——
Feb
43% Nov
34% Feb
Dec
127/a July
8% May
x9% Mar
8
5% Mar
1
6 Vz Jan
11% Jan
Servel Inc common—
Dec
14% Jun
Feb
104
Jan
86
Apr
30
JUn
27
Jan
3
24% Nov
36%
30
Feb
46% Oct
17%
Feb
27%
68
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79
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Dec
12
Mar
28%
22%
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36%
36
36 '/a
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91%
80
46%
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5
10
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8
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31
Feb
5
7% Jan
Dec
3i;
14% Feb
5
Jan
3
Mar 11
39 Va Jan
6
*
Shell
21
Oil
3%
$ per share
Union
Dec
36
May
34
Dec
44
Jan
15
Feb
32% Jun
92% Feb
18
Dec
27%
Jun
3
Mar 22
27% Jan
19% Feb
11
99
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14
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37%
10
10-
24
3
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Feb
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15
104%
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99
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11
Feb
15
24
7
Mar
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13
Oct
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40
Mar
1
44 y»- Feb
60
53% Mar
3
58'A. May
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Solvay American Coi-p 4%
16% Jan
11% Feb 24
36% Mar
44
Aug
26% Feb
26
36
42%
Jan
36% Jan
7
Nov
Dec
25 % Mar
•
29% Jan
5
32% May
28y4Jan
3
34
62% July
Feb
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24
50%
Jun
31% May
July
70
50% Feb
65%
Dec
73
12%
Dec
20% May
7% Jun
Jan
62
May
May
49% Jan
8%
Southern Natural Gas Co
—7.50
32%
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Pacific
Southern
Railway common—No par
preferred—
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7
24
22
Dec
29%
Jan
21'
Feb
7
Feb
30"% Jun
Mar 22
24% Feb 24
6% Jan
Sparks
Jan
7
Apr
25
24% Jan
7
Spear & Co common
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i
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
29% Mar 30
Dec
14
May
3
May
Jan
5
23% May
14% Feb
7
71% Apr
16% Apr
21% Aug
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5
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100
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13
28
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1
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preferred
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8Va
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;
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Squar- D Co
4
,
1
No par
1
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—1
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Spiegel Inc common
Conv $4.50 preferred
10 y8 Mar 31
74
Feb
Jan
Withington——!
7
5
15%
104
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Spalding
72
61% Mar
Dec
non-cum
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7% Jan
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7
66% Feb
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7
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28
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16
28
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25
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114
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114
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share
23
22%
35
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3
5%
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May 4
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4
25
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6
4
,
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Jan
Nov
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43 'A
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Greyhound Lines
5
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
16 Va
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3
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50
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73
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61
Dec
16
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.
& G
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41
Aug
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16
16
1
preferred
5
4
1
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10
10% Apr 21
4'/4 Feb 25
8% May
conv
24
63
19%
23 Va
35
22%
23 Va
113V4 113y4
1
preferred
5%%
18
Feb
Carolina
5%
26
40
Amer Cxold & Platinum
South
5
1-4 Ya Apr
39 Vi Jan
30% July
30% July
Feb
95
23
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-
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pfd—100
South
15
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5%s 7 5%
'7 5%'
Wednesday
May 3
S per share
Sper share
3j%
*3-
—15
1
100
Corona Typewriters-No par
7
Jun
7%
May 2
$ per share
•
preferred
24
4% Apr 16
8% May
5
5%
•/
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. 30
No par
—100
17% Jan
Feb
20%
>5%
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Par,
»,
—
100% Jan
39
Feb
*5%
5%
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Smith &
52
4
12'%'
Saturday
—
8
•
26
35%
34%
10
8,600
3,000
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5%
7
29%
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4,700
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12%
34%
200
7%
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34%
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86
•
29i%
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preferred
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81
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3
100% Mar 25
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17
82
1,000
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30
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25
86
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26%
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3,800
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26%
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29%
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7%
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86
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23
26%
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12%
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Feb
26' >
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95 % Jan
Nov
29
34%
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Sinclair Oil Corp—-
Jan
7
30
29
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38'%
10
46
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.
9%
Sloss-Sheffield Steel *& Iron
3% Nov
29%
82
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10
7 45%
12%
25
26
30%
30
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7%
29%
29%
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38
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29%
1
<
Skelly Oil Co_
'
7%
7% '
3,300
18
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Simonds Saw & Steel
Jan
8
87
471%
1
15%
51%
18
9 Va
1
Coalition Mines
Simmons Co
1
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7
7%
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37%
5%\-,
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330
85
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18
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87
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80
1,900
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310
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13
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1
2iy* Jan
84 V* Jan
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82
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5%
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371%
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1,000
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51
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Apr
Feb
15%
18% Feb
July
58%
15%
20
39%
43%
15
15
Oct
98
33%
*84%
Jun
90
20%
847/a
84%
35%
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11%
84%
84 Vz
5
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127% Jan
Dec
147/8
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85
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YORK
<
i
12
36% Jan
Sep
96
4% Jan
22% Feb 25'
91
Dec
13%
No par
EXCHANGE
S per share
i
31% Feb 25
80
15%
13Va
25%
Feb
23
160
137/4
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■
87.
11%
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85
13
12%
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s
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97 W
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of American:
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53'%
53%
54
53%
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97
44
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Oil
NEW
Highest
$ per share
7% May
25
53 Vt
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Gas
&
Sheraton Corp
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Dec
53
*95
95
51 ?
—
7%
11 Vz
*17%
,
91%
•25%
STOCKS
Year 1948
t per share
11%
25%
17%
A) Pen Co—i
(W
Bange for Previous
Lowest
11%
25y2
Steel
Sheaffer
10
Apr
11%
25%
30
77
Oct
11%
25%
29%
Dec
14
10%
25%
51%
:
7*89
7%
85 Vz
ii y»
25%
54%
20
103
*91%
■7Vz
85%
86
*85
85%
-
77%
11%
307
Jun
Apr 25
*85
85%
7»/4
7:7%
*100
103
*89
91%
25%
29%
preferred
Sharon
29% Mar
*85-
7%
x7%
7%
40
39% 740%
390
111
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:- 103
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40%
40 y4
100 7
100
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22%
22%
39%
40%
7 103
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91%
*—1
$4.50
Shamrock
20,400
23%.
,Corp_i
—Np par
Sharp & Dohme common
No par
$3.50 conv pref series Ai—No par
Shattuck .(Frank G)
;
No paj
101% Feb
23%
800
110*%
86
37% Jan
10
Co
200
36%
86-
3iy2 May
; Feb
&
10%
22%
♦50%
Seeger Refrigerator Co
28% Apr 22
22% Jan
4i
15% Jan
Feb
4%
8
ll'/a Jan
*101/4
•
110'%
♦17%
Seiberling Rubber Co
7% Apr 30
5%
9% Dec
94
15
10%'
;
36«/2
,-100
—
31%
A9%
1,200
*10%
5
series A
preferred
45%
1.75
Seaboard Oil Co of Del_
5%
4534
110'%
No par
Seaboard Finance Co
35%
11
17
45%
36
_5
—1
49% Mar
16% Jan
16%
'44%
36
——..—1
Jun
Jun
9% Jan 27
7100
Seaboard Air Line cdm v t c—No par
62%
3,700
17i/a
111
•7%
-L—_—L_100
3.35% preferred
26'% '
26 %
17
22%
♦88
(The) common—5
Co
261/2
26%
17
•
36%
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pfd.*—-.7.100
20 %
Oct
800
110%
95
Feb
8%
100
•
22%
22.
22
110
•53
Feb
Mar
97%
97%
36 Vz
No par
15%
5
38%
llOVa
100
5
,«_«
44
Jan
23%'
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'
36V2
NO par
Scranton
1
18% Jan
231/2
*37%
800
110%
$3.40 preferred
•
Scovill Mfg Co 3.65%
8
14% Feb 11
2,900
10%
J100
Schenley Industries Jnc_—
Paper Co common
13
Jan
2,900
8%
36%
22 *
Scott
3
Jan
91% Mar
30
Savage
12
May
''
4%
36%
109%
Co_—100
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
7
25% Mar
-
17%
27
26%
;
•
8
371/2
171/2
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'
24
45
♦10 V.
64,700
36 3,'a
.
38
*97
97%
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1
Ronson Art Metal Wks Inc_
Royal Typewriter
Ruberoid Co (The)
'
16%
107%
1,100
'38
4
2
:_100
560
161/2
.
*23%
37
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97%
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.
24
36%
24
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500
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4
41/2
300
4,300
:
90
105%
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.
7
44%
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38
19
4%
25
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44%
89%
105%
60
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6
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35
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16%
371/4
103
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v
38 Vi
16%
4%
20
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6
35%
105%
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4%
:
12% Mar 12
3
7—5%
~
3
54
preferred
conv
5 %
22%
35%
35%
60
5%
v
*5%
*87 %
100
2,100
V
"9AVz
21%
5%
(35 y8
4%
Rojim & Haas Co common
4% preferred series A—_
Apr 20
94 Vz
5%
*4%
com__l
94%
35%
♦43V2
*18%
94%
5%
105%
19
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35 %
89 Vz
16%
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13
5%
45
38'/a
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103
89 Va
106
3.71/4
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;
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Copipany
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
i
5
35%
35 Va
*43 Vz
„
*16 1/2
1
:
12
36% May
May
Co
Jan
8% Mar 25
12
July
29 % July
19% Jan
35%
21%
95%
xl27/a
22
(5%
21%
5 Vz
21%
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13%
21%
7
5%
21%
*
22 Va
96
13 Va
*102'/2
5%
80
Dec
94
21%
43
103 3A
94
5V4
5%
23,800
21%
96
13%
13%
21%
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94
13%
103
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the Week
7
share
97
*95 Va
97
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t per
22 Va
21%
21%
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97
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for
galea
Friday
Thursday
*
May 4
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share ■] V
per
13%
Rexall Drug
26
Jan
777$
$ per share
*94'/2
_
7.7
May 3
'22%
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—_100
Revere Copper As Brass com—No par
5V*% preferred
-100
12
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 2
$ per share
.7Par
31
99 V» Jan
8
1
7
Jan
16% Jan
110
96
Apr 29
xl2% May 6
May
29%
$ per share
$ per share
share
AND
LOW
Monday
Apr. 30
EXCHANGE 7
Monday, May 9, 1949
RECORD
Saturday
NEW YORK STOCK
I
Lowest
Highest
$ per
$ per share
STOCK
CHRONICLE
:
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
&
18%
"
17% Nov
29%
Jun
17% Apr 25
21% Jan
10
91%
Jun
83% Jan
88% Jan
6
27% May
18 Va Jan
20
3
Feb
109%
3
121
97%
Feb
121
Oct
-Jan
4
54%
Jan
73
Jun
56% Feb
11
134% May
67% Jan
36%
Feb
53
Jun
36% Feb
8
98'A Jan
109
Inc
Brands
17%
*86 'A
26 Va
com—No par
Apr 21
$6
prior
$7
4
prior
87
26%
42:% Mar 14
Standard
Oil
of California—No par
'.
Indiana
of
*1181/4
1191%
64'%
64%
40 Ya 7,40%
•
40%
40%
25
69%
Feb
92%
Jun
65% Feb
7
74% Jan
7
Standard
Oil
of
New
23%
Nov
35
Jun
22% Feb 25
26% Jan
7
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio common—10
89
Oct
97% Jun
97
Jan
4
11%
Feb
15%
14
Feb
25
38
Feb
41% Feb
17
36%
Nov
43% May
41% May
31% Feb
9
38 ys Jan
11% Mar
15% May
10% Feb
5
13
loo
: Mar 10
32 % Mar
39% Jun
88
Feb
97
23%
Dec
12%
Feb
36% May
16% May
9%
Dec
18
15
Dec
11%
Jan
16% Mar
Jun
Jan
20
Jan
preferred series A
100
Steel Spring common—_1
4% convertible preferred
50
Starrett Co (The) L S
No par
7
Feb
70% Nov
120
July
17%
Dec
15% May
21% Jun
187/8
Dec
26 Vi
?4% Mar
V"*
43
'onf-notf*
Jun
July
««">
90
Jan
52% Feb
117
Jan
x9 % Feb
8
10
17
24
15% Apr 29
Xl7y4 Feb 24
36% Feb
n«orp
£
14
Bros
Stores
Inc
3%%
•
preferred
Stevens
(J P)
5
100
15 "
5
-
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner
.
1
Sterling Drug Inc common
7
12% Apr
4
Sterchi
18
3
6% Feb
May
27
9'/a Jan
25
11% Jan
7
Jan
14% Jan
15% Jan
24
18
Corp
17% Mar 14
16% Apr
Stone & Webster
*95
*25'A
12Va
21% Jan
7% Jan
94
>
Feb
61
Apr
119% Apr
20
Studebaker Corp
7
Sun
18
26
Sun Oil
13
8
17% Jan
13
19% Jan
7
42 Vz May
6
(The)
common
preferred
Co common
pfd
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%%
'
4Vz%
Sunshine
15%
18%
6%
*91
59%-
No par
Corp
Class A 4%%
14
11% Jan
Chemical
$4.50 series A
preferred series A
preferred series B
Biscuits
Inc
.
1
'
1
No par
No par
100
1
25
25
12.50
99
25%
12Va
11V* <11 %
*16y2
16%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preferred
20
13
67%
24%
98
*97%
15 Va .15'/a
*41 Vz
42 V2
*32'Vz 33
*11 ya
11%,
39%
39%
Standard
39% Mar 30
100
14
10
98 %
Jan
Jan
Feb
12% Feb
Dec
Jan
12
44
18
28% Feb
16% Feb
Jun
Nov
9%
6
Jan
18% July
6%
113 %
3
94
24% Jan
29%
91%
50 % Mar
35% Jan
26% Jan
67%
24''A
;—25
3%%
'
Oct
Jersey
15%
18%
7
93 Vz
59%
*117% 119
•
10 Va- 10'/8
*15%
16 V*
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18%
.
41%
41 Vz
131%
67%
133
■A
'-
:>/.
26%
1191%
134%
1343/4
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33
11%
*
693/4
69%
77 24%
24%
24%
24%
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98 Vz
98
98
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15 3/a
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15%
15%
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43
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43
43
43
15i/e
70% /
-
V
15 %
687/a
20,100
6,000
100
4,600
100
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33
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34
33
100
ll'/a
11%
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11%
11
11
600
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
393/4
25%
251/4
121/4
12'%
12%
11%
ll'/a
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16 Va
15%
16
18%
19
18%
19%
6%
6%
93%
6%
93
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59%
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10 Va
591/4
119
10%
,
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11%
111/2
16%
16%
16%
i
25
:
98
-•7
25%
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1,700
11%
11%
2,200
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16%
16
153/4
16
15%
16
19%
193/4
19%
19%
18 3/4
19%
7
7
7
7
93
*90
93
59
59
59%
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59%
119
10 3/a
•
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10%
16%
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183%
18
-
18%
18%
18%
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41%
41%
41%
41%
42
161/4
42
6%
..
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;
119
10%
16%
-
2,900
12%
153/4
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4,000
'
12 3/a
18'A
16'/4
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25%
121/4
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,
r
251/4
12 3/a
41%
16%
98
25%
113/a
r
16%
153/4
98
12%
11%
,
39 3/a
,
25%
12 'A
11%
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•
98
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98
153/4
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11,300
20,500
413/a
69%
25%
15%
1,300
651/4
39%
39%
10%
41%
98J/2
25%
59%
135
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ll'/a
•
118
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41%'
33
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100
241/2
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60
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15 .4
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421/2
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„
9,900
88
16,000
66%
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,
18%
27%
26%
68%
68%
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42'%
10
1343/4
» 66%
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59%
134
1343%
42
151/4
118
121%
66
151/a
6%
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41%
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1213/4
66
68
68 y4
17
88
27%
41'%
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87%
27
65
24 y4
39%
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18%
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40%
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27%
119%
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24
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273/a
134 Va
f-r
•
18%"
87'%
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87'%
*116y2 119y2
*131 -,131%
64
64 y4
No par
No par
preferred
preferred.;-^
Standard Oil
8
18 y4
87 Vz
26 V*
,
26%
No par
Standard G & E Co $4 pref—No par
preferred
$3.50
28% Apr 18
86
Oct
Standard
13
59
7
100
4,900
21,800
2,200
93
59%
2,800
117%
II71/2
70
10%
ll'/a
19,500
16%
800
16
19
18%
19%
3,000
42%
42%
42%
2,500
Volume
169
Number 4801
COMMERCIAL
THE
NEW
Range (or Prerlona
Range Since Jan. 1
\ Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per share
$ per
11% Mar
7% Mar 25
10% Apr
140-
Mar
'
13%
Dec
i
19%
Jun
11
31
Dec
*
44'/2
JWt
31
235 <
,8y* Nov
8%
Dec
llVa Feb
79
Jun
V
share
"
NEW YORK STOCK
-
EXCHANGE
'
./
Par
May2
Jan
li
Superior Oil of
14% Jan
12
Marl6
36
Jan
36%
Jan
t!
22
-
26
Jun
20% Feb
91
Aiig
82
7% May
.
9% Apr
4
26
25
Swift
Feb
7
■4% Feb 24
5% Jan
10%.Feb
Dec
11% May
5% Jun
14% Mar
19% May
52
67
Nov
12
Ltd—_•
preferred"
$4
10%
21%
21%
7
■=■83%
1
Symington Gould Corp_—_
par
4%
Jun
8
10% Mar
May
2
4'A Jan
xl5% Mar
1
17% Jan
3
10
Feb
49
Talcott Inc
* per
9%
148%
9%
25 Va May
13% Feb
5
55% May
17% Jan
71% July
58
4
65% Mar 11
Texas Gulf Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
25
17% Feb 26
23% Jan
Texas
Feb
Nov
Oct
Jan
Texas
7
Co_
15%
share
Sales fo"
the Week
t per share
Pacific Coal & Oil
-.7
*141
9
:
8%
:
*142%
Shares
*32%
8%
9
29% ' 29 %
29% >
10%
10%
22
21%
22
83%
83%
83%
.
;
4%
10%.
4%
2.000
148
300
1,900
33%
100
8%
600
29%
29
10%
4,400
4,500
21%
21%
8,9G0
*82%
83%
20
4%
4%
3,900
10%
10%
*10%
10%
21%
83%
10%
9%
11% '11%
11%
33%
*32%
33
29%
148
11%
11%
84
4%
54Va
54
13%
62%
20
20%
20
—1
46%
46%
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41%
14%
3%.
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3%
15%
54%
63
19%
*10%
3%
15%
«
54%
14%
10%
*10
3%
15%
63%
14%
*63
10
,
11%.
9%
9%
21%"'
21%
10%
3
*15%
15%
53%
10
No par
*10
3%
*3
*
25
——
*144
*a%
9%
*83%
4%
.9%
33
30
.10%
21%
:
33%
29%
84
4%
10%
*10
Telautograph Corp—5
Tennessee Corp
i_——5
15% Nov
"
4%
5
5
55'A
55%
,
io%
io%
3%
10%
3%
*3
16
55%
15%
15%
55%
55%
3
54%
1,000
1,600
16
„
y
55%
13%
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
63
63%
63%
63%
63%
20%
20%
21
63%
21'A
21%
20%
20%
47%
46%
47%
46%
46%
45%
46
42%
*40%
42%
*40%
42%
40%
40%
9%
17,700
14%
63%
*40%
.
,
63
20%
46%
,
200
3
*15%
9%
3,500
2,200
.
7,100
Texas Pacific Land Trust—
29
Feb
45%
Dec
48 Vz
May
65% May
20% May
24«.
May
s
10%
Dec
Xl4%
Dec
5%
Dec
14
%
Jan
25%
Dec '<
46'A
Jan
12%
Apr
5%
Dec
15»/a May
10% May
'
34%
Dec
47 Vs
Jan
6%
Dec
13 %
24
Jun
33% Feb
7% Oct
39% Feb
85
Feb
46
Feb 4
Jan
Feb
8
Jan
3
11% Jan
7
Textron
24
15% Jan 22
6'A Jan
8
'4% Mar 21
25% Apr
12% Apr
19
29% Feb
21
35
6% Jan
37% Jan
9
84 % Apr
14
2% Feb
Feb
Jun
20% Feb
25
July
102% May
24
89
8
25 % Jar/
n
105
19
39% Jan
4
Dec
55
Dec
13%
May
Jan
10
Jan
9%
Nov
22% Mar
10
Jan
Nov
23%
14 % Apr
28
5% Feb
19
$3.75
102% Jan
4
15% Jan
13
17% July
25% Mar
19 Va Jan
3
7% Mar 30
23% May
35
$6
3
Dec
36%
Jan
32% Jan
6
92
Jan
100%
Jun
98% Jan
13
4% Jan
3
7% Mar 14
Jun
Feb
11
29% Mar 14
Dec
14%
5% Feb
11
24
5%
Dec
25
Jan
May
6% Jan
2%
2%
*24%
2%
25%
*12%
5%
5%
5%
5%
36%
*36
4
17%
36%
*36
*26
4%
4
17%
*3%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
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38%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
87%'
87
87
87%
2%
2%
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22%
2%
*24»A
25
22%
22%
103
16%
16%
40%
40
40%
11%
40%
11%
40
11%
40'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
common.... 1
:
No par
Co
5
No par
$1.50
conv
preferred——No
prior
preferred
*102%
16%
7i
100'A
6%
26%
*25%
5%
5%
27
6
5%
22,300
100%
6%
*5%
3,400
100%
100'A
26%
3,400
12%
15
7%
100%
6%
1
11%
11%
,*14%
7%
7%
100 Va
50
2,400
3,800
100%
22 %
*6%
12,200
40%
100%
11
*34
23
104
40Va
11%
15
7%
21%
34%
x23
*102%
40%
11%
11%
22 Va
34%
100
40%
11%
*14%
7%
22 Va
34%
100 %
6%
1,400
25
40%
11%
15
7%
21%
40
2%
*24%
16%
12%
11
—
' 87
16%
11%
7
*99%
2%
600
1,000
16%
*14%
107/a
'
200
*
16%
15
7%
100%
*86
36%
16'A
11%
10%
*100
104
11%
100%
par
2%
2%
24%
24%
23'A
23%
102% 102%
2%
25
23'A
11%
10%
No par
87
*14%
7
100%
21%
34%
100 Va
6%
25%
*86
*11%
15
100%
'
4
18
40%
11%
12%
*10%
'
City Rap Transit com__No par
5% cmv prior preferred
50
Co
*14
6%
15
*14
6%
100
18
*8%
102%
/
120
1,200
4
*17%
8%
16'A
*
700
600
5'A
17%
22%
5
5%
4%
103%
2
4,100
„
15%
5%. 5%
*27%
28%
*12%
13
*8%
16%
No par
13
5%
•
5,600
200
*15
*17%
36%
22V4
22Va
*103
28
V
*36
*3%
17%
*36
103%
$4.50
Coach
*86
9%
15%
5%
16%
Century- Fox Film com
Twin
39
9%
15%
*5%
28
*12%
22Va
Corp
Coal
*8%
39
87%
*38
'
Twin
7
8%
9%
15-%
5%
27%
12%
103%
Corp
preferred
20th
100% Mar 23
8% May
32 %
Jan
4%
18
9%
15%
*5%
27%
12%
5%
i__Nopar
Bearing
Tri-Continental
Truax-Traer
4
31%
*8%
9%
15%
5%
27%
13
16%
Transcont'l & Western Air inc
10
11
*4
No par
Axle
Transue & Williams Steel
21
36%
4%
17%
8%
39
87%
2%
25%
9%
15
5%
15
5
preferred—
Transamerica
9
4
6% Feb
*36
*4
17%
*17%
NO par
com
16% Feb
98% Feb
37
4%
1
13% Mar 30
10% Apr
5%
*25
Roller
10% May
5%
$3.50 cum preferred—-—No par
Tide Water Associated Oil com—10
Timken
107% July
19% Aug
Nov
5%
*86
D«croit
Mar
5%
preferred
•_
100
Thompson-Starretfc Co com__No par
Timken
12% Mar
96
Products
10
12
5%
27%
13%
*36
4%
Mar 31
Jan
9'A
15
5%
27%
*12%
15
<
9%
9'%
No par
(The)
Co
43 % Mar 30
4
15%
Apr
Thompson
8
3
10
'W'
Steel
46%
41%
15%
5%
27%
13%
-
—50
Transit Corp
Avenue
46%
*49%
15%
5%
27%
*12%
9
1
j
prefeired
conv
Thompson (J R)
3% Jan
25
div
Thomas
29 % Jan
-
...
No par
common
Third
11
Apr
Co
6
14
16
40
$2%
13
23% May
1
Fair
Thermoid
8
Jan
No par
preference——No par
conv
9
45% Jan
5
preferred—!
Mar
20
100
__&0c
Ry Co„_-
common
Jan
7% Jan
2
•7% Feb 23
Jan
The
7
Mar 23
17% May
$2.40
19
2
Inc
conv
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—_5
28
2
Mar
3
$1.25
13 % Mar 16
5% Mar
38 Va May
32'%
——J
Texas & Pacific
28
Jun
104%
Mar
ctfs
Feb
May
Nov
share
9
59 Vz
4%
Sub
40
95%
•
3iy4
-
Apr 25
Jan
1% Mar
19%
48
10V2
19% Mar
95%
7
14% Feb
Apr
Apr
19
17
25
.
1—9
(James)-'
21%
4%
;*»%
10%
10%
*83%
84
,;
ll'/a"
*32%
30
7:,,
145
11%
9;
9
95/e
14*%
»A
33%
29%
30
'*-10%,
——
—1—No
11
*33
9%
*9
95/s
145
11
33%
30
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc com—No par
2'
Mar
89
47
19
Friday
May 0
May 5
$ per, share
4 per share
9%
*•140
li'A
*32%
*
9%
148
11%
——25
_j
international
Swift
21
24% Jan
3"
Jan
Go—
A
9%
■■'141
t
% Mar
3%
Thursday
May 1
May 3
$ per share
share
*9%
Superior Steel Corp
[
i—50
Sutherland Paper CO—
—10
Sweets C» of America (The)—4.16%
7'
Jan
7
*1
8% Jap
Co
—10c
California———25
32% Jan
7% Feb 25
28% Jap
Jan
-
168
Apr 22
'
16%
.
Sunshine Mining
■T
9
LOW AND HIGH BALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Apr. .30
f per
(2009)
RECORD
Saturday
-
'■?
14
May- 2
139
i;
Dec
4-% Mar
STOCK
CHRONICLE
'
Dec
Dec
*
Highest
$ per share
9
28 %
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
h
10%
22%
34%
*100
6%
25
6
11
23 Va
*34%
100%
6%
*25%
23%
34%
100%
6%
26%
6%
26
27
5%
11
11
23%
35
100%
6%
27
6%
6%
100
100%
*10%
23%
300
11
2,000
23'A
23,800
*34%-35
*100
900
101%
6%
27
6%
1,200
6%
27%
1,500
6%
2,500
1,000
180
U
9%
Dec
12
Jan
7
10% Mar 17
Dec
Udylite Corp
59'A
Jun
40
Jan
3
46
Jan
12
Underwood
9% Mar
16 Va
Jun
1034 Feo
8
12 3/4 Apr
6
Union
Asbestos
24 % May
4
31% Jan
7
Union
Bag & Paper/
77/
Union
Carbide
39
27%
Feb
37
Nov
Va
103
39% May
43 V* Nov
8% Feb
36% Apr
26
42
Jan
110
Jun
107
Jan
6
111
Apr
4
Feb
98
Jun
94
Jan
13
94
Jan
Nov
90
Jan
86 % Jan
7
92
21%
Feb
25'/a Feo
11
79%
Nov
38% July
96 Va July
77% Feb
25
15
51% July
48
Apr
16
51% Feb
41%
31
Mar 28
36% Jan
Jun
22%
Dec
Lowest
$ per share
30% May
$ per share
22'A Feb
105% May
6
Apr
10% Jan
5
90% Mar
61% Jan
3
74
Jan
23'A
Oct
19% Feb
Dec
15%
Jan
Feb
Feb
38 Vs
Feb
41
Dec
25%
24%
25 Va
24%
24%
24 Va
25%
25
25%
243/4
25%
5,300
37
36%
3 TVs
36%
37 Vs
37%
38
37% ,38%
373/,
38 %
26,000
10734
107%
107%
109
107%
107 3/4
340
5
109
*91
96
*91
96
*91
96
87
*86
87%
*86
87
87
87
4%
5%
'
30%
30%
303/s
30%
30%
30%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*78%
79%
79
80
78%
79%
79%
80
80
80 "A
80%
80%
50
49%
49%
49 %
49%'
49
49 Vs
49 Vs
1,200
_No par
31%
31%
31%
•32%
33'A
33%
33%
1,700
preferred-
YORK
-
Aircraft
Air
Corp common.;
28
United Biscuit Co__—
7%. Jan
12
United. Board & Carton Corp
38% Jan
18
i„No par
Dec
30% Feb
26
29% Jan
3
33% Mar 17
United-Carr
2% Feb
9
6
Unite
Jan
41% Feb
10
3% Apr
45% Apr
7/
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp common
3% May
2 "A Jan
Feb
9
May
4
Feb
24
51
3 %
3
May
5% Jan
United
2
■1
Carbon
Co
Cig-Whelan
No par
L
Fastener
10o
1
Dec
82%
Apr
Apr
22
65
7
16%
Feb
28 %
United Dyewood
7%
p.v.eferred
Jun
16
Apr
22
22% Jan
3
United
37%
Electric
Jan
46%
Jun
35
Apr
7
39% Jan
20
United
Engineering & Foundry
48
Feb
58 % May
48
Apr
18%
Dec
23
18 Va Feb
11%
Dec
21% May
Jan
16%
89
Feb
32% May
Feb
15%
Feb
166%
Nov
8
101Jun
Feb
92%
24% May
29
54% Mar
24
21% Apr
12% Jan
7
24 % Apr
13
18% Feb
94
-
Mar
7'
98
May
20%
Co
Merch
&
U S & Foreign
4
179
Jun
175
182
Apr
28
8% Jan
24
1st preferred-^Freight Co
Gypsum Co common
7% preferred
:
7
U
S
Industrial
14
U
S
Leather
21
Jan
11%
Sep
21%
Jan
11% Jan
3
16
7%
Apr
7
Dec
19
8% Apr
18
Feb
9% May
53 % July
7'A Jan
39%
Feb
8
49 Vz Jan
28
52 % Jan
12
19% May
94
82
86
Dec
37%
121
May
49% May
Dec
Dec
137%
Jan
37% Nov
58 Vi
Jun
63%
72
Apr
87%
Oct
140%
Jun
Dec
67% Mar
129% Mar
17%
Feb
37
Nov
,
""
4% Mar
8%
Dec
85%
Dec
2%
Dec
19% Jan
42% May
6% May
12% May
98% Jun
6%
36% May
Jan
39% Feb
46% Apr
13
64% Jan
72
69
Jarr
78'% Jan
27
130% May
18% Jan
140% Jan
21% Apr
26
43% Feb
16
38% Jan
4% Feb
8% Jan
80
Jun
Jan
21
20
Jun
15
Feb
Feb
7%
42
Dec
Dec
10%
Jun
23 %
170
Jun
May
Feb
.
!
3
4
17
7 '
Feb
85% Jan
25
25
5
10
4
Jan
7
8
Mar 29
17% Jan
7
5% Mar 30
22% Apr
165
Feb
9% May
30
1
5
May
43 % Jan
3
52% Apr
13
Oct
19% Feb
11
25% Apr
25
May
26% May
9% Jan
3
11% Jan
20
21% Apr
21
24
27
49%
18,900
21 Va
21%
2,200
10%
10%
10%
7,700
*22
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
23%
*22%
23%
*22%
22 Vs
23 >4
22%
97
conv
Co
Rubber
S
S
Tobacco
7%
$6
18%
18%
19
19%
19 Vs
19%
*18%
193/s
1,500
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1,000
4%
'
7'
800
46
90
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
4,800
153/3
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
6,200
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
4433
4433
45%
45%
10
*57
19%
*82'
37%
*120%
121
*43%
44
non-c
72%
132%
133
20%
21
No par
25
1
2d pfd„5
preferred
43%
No par
*42 ;
*5
*9%
*78
73 %
133
132
20%
43'A
*20%.
*42
43
5%
.
*5
5%,
10
83
3%
.
9%.
9%
.
*78
83
3%
*57%
20%
20%
21%
84
82
82
*82
36%
37%
373/s
119
117%
119 V*
119%
42%
36%
36%
117
44%
44'A
44%
44%
71 Vs
71%
71
71
72%
73
71%
72 %
131 Vz
132
133%
132%
133%
21 %
42%
4234
5%
5%
20%
20%
43'A
*42
5%
5Vs
(9%
3
3%
Vz
16
Universal Laboratories Inc
1
*4%
4%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8% preferred
!
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1
22%
22%
100
50
50%
*50%
166
•
9%
21
21%
43%
42
42
5%
*5
5%
700
21%
v
3,000
1,900
10
10
10
82
*78
82
*9%
*78
10
210
600
1,900
80
'
25
9
20%
*77
82
*77
*15%.
4Vs
5JA
133
10
9%
*23%
22'A
20%
*42
132%
800
39,700
"
16
*163
980
73
25
.
8,300
71
*15%
9
373/4
122 Va
43%
*23%
164
50
37%
120%
72
16
8%
84
71
25
*162
4,300
43 Va
*3%
""
100
21%
71%
*15%
4
*82
1,200
573/4
70%
*23%
21%
21
43
1
3%
3734
120
*57%
45
X71%
2
common
preferred
58
45
130%
71
73 Vs
73 Vs
57%
19%
*17%
70%
43Vs
*70
71
*69%
120%
120
57%
84
*82
37%
36%
37%
5o
84
45
19%
19%
45
58
*57%
20%
*82
45
45
59
19%
84
No par
..
*57%
20%
100
com
45
45
59
—100
preferred
50
19
50
4%%
181%
7
46
153/3
1
.—100
preferred—
Stockyards Corp
conv
181%
7
43
7'A
*67/s
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
4%
183
2.2UJ
20
10
preferred
United Wall Paper Inc
*181'A
100
9434
1
non-cum
conv
181 Va
30
16%
94'4
lo
50
United Stores $4.20
*16
95 %
7
*17%
com
*98
16%
94%
*46
No par
common
Co
99%
*16
7
class A
preferred
United
99
*98
16%
9,100
46
4%
preferred
7%
23 %
7
*18%
common
Steel Corp
*22 %
46
4%
1st
23%
46
18%
Smelting Ref & Min
7%
U S
Co
181 Vz
183
23%
98*
94
2,700
*22'4
46
*4y2
common
non-cum
*181%
24
7'A
*18%
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
3%% pfd series A
U S
U
48 34
21%
10%
46%
No par
S
8%
,
Mar 17
5 % Apr 28
10 Vz Mar 30
8
3% Feb
Mar
4
3
Apr 22
19% Jan
156
15% May
70
24
Apr 29
2% Jan
34
Feb
Mar
U
26
21
Dec
4
1
Jan
16
19
88% Feb
43
22
150
U
133
49%
21%
10%
*6%
No par
U S
8
3
May
49%
21%
10%
46%
common
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry
4
3
117
Lines
S
Chemicals
Co
4Vz%
59 Vz Feb
29
Apr
Partic &
'25% Mar
3
49%
21 %
49
5% Jan
900
48%
*46%
21 Vz Jan
600
10%
181%
9
200
16%
21'4
181 %
9
52%
37
48%
7%
28
37
10 Vs
183%
Mar
.
100
48 Vs
*6%
16 ;? Mar
6,400
20 Vs
*181'A
Jan
July
*18 Vs
5
—100
36
58
52%
16%
37
100
Dec
37% May
52%
16%
37
92 Va
Dec
52
16%
*16%
4%
Jan
97
97
52
36%
16%
.
44
16 %
93 %
17%
U
*96%
52
37
16 Vs
preferred
*43
400
3
x36 %
16%
16%
*37
92
Jan
21
51%
51%
"
16%
42%
4,700
32%
3
500
95%
Dec
35 %
32%
68,300
94%
com
44
35
3%
95 Vz
Machinery
*43
300
4 Vz
95%
Hoffman
3 Va
2,600
53/s
33/s
*96
S
33
22%
5'A
4 Va
*16
4%%
35%
3
100
22 V8
3%
20
19'A
U
35%
*32 Va
73
434
No par
Jun
5%
*71
6,700
33/s
22
*16
23
5%
12,100
4%
21%
*96
22%
400
12%
4%
21%
16%
73
24 %
105%
12 Vs
3%
*21%
97
*71
23%
105%
4>/4
22%
21'A
12%
for
Shares
3%
*21
21V*
44
24%
107
12%
the Week
share
5
22%
*21%
3 Va
24
*li!5%
Sales
May (»
$ per
3%
No par
17% May
27
*43
33
Friday
May 5
3%
22%
10%
Thursday
$ per share
43%
10%
*21
10%
21
35'A
3
S
76
Dec
Securities—No par
34'A
*32 Vs
3
53
16Vs
36%
48%
20%
10%
22Vz
53
*21%
i—:
*51 Va
5%
S
Dec
49
w
$4.50
Dec
22%
1
Inc
Certificates of interest
54%
43
Mfrs
United Paramount Theatres wi_—-l^
U
4
Cos
.
*4%
5
48Vs
20%
Coal
'
3,000
43%
3%
*4
12%
*5%
5%
3
44
3%
4%
48%
U
17% Apr
*43%
3%
■%
32%
106
32 Vs
34%
3 Vs
12
34'A
*5%
34 'A V
3
106
12%
33
34 %
*32%
20%
8
Jan
23
48%
20
8%
23
No par
Fruit
United
17% Jan
Jan
;
16
104 % Jan
57
23
23
107
12
5%
36%
8
3
23
16
3
4
23
*5%
36%
Feb
10
23
*36%
May
May
71
*15%
16
Jan
*69
*51%
92
May
"
5
Jun
7
71
5
113%
46
*67
44
3%
*4
70%
3%
*43%
■-
70 %
34 %
3Vs
1
106
100
United
7
23% Apr 18
23 % May
4
11
1
107
12%
United Gas Improvement Co—13'/2
16
9% Mar 23
22% Apr 29
23% Apr 18 *
May
Corp common'
24
23%
12%
33
*32
com—30c
Stores
23%
23
5%
'341/4
*
$ per share
share
22%
*
May 4
May 3
23
*5%
Corp„No par
Wednesday
Tuesday
*106
12%
23
10
49
33
71
*68%
__i
49%
32%
$ per
$ per share
108
100
23% Apr
preferred
49%
32'.2
May 2
23 Vs
*105
12%
9
4'%%
23 Vs
0
common—_10
Inc
Monday
$ per share
100
preferred
Lines
49%
32 Va
8,000
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Saturday
Apr. 30
par
49
32%
•
~
STOCK
' V
convertible
United
60
25
com__
Car
United
Mar 24
88
50
Co
Tank
/
96
87%
RR
of
non-cum
Union
*91
1,700
California
Oil
16
Feb
109
96
*86
26
4%
*108%
*91
87
Feb
2 Va
60
107%:
107%
96
July
55
107%
*85%
5% July
36
<
Nov
600
*25
*91
Pacific
r
i
14% Mar 29
2%
12%
_No par
Union
26% Mar 30
7
Jun
19'A
29
9%
41%
12%
.
_No par
$ per share
110%
27%
93/s
41%
12'A
EXCHANGE
Nov
6%
9%
.41%
12'A
107%
&
NEW
NOV
19
9%
41%
12 Vs
series
Highest
9%
Nov
9%
41%
12 Vs
series—
Union
5:
103%
57%
9 Vs
41%
12 Vs
$3.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
93/s
41V2
*11%
STOCKS
Year 1948
S per share
9%
41%
12 Vs
$3.70
Range for Previous
Lowest
9%
41%
*11%
Preferred
21
Sep
9%
41%
12 Vs
Co
Preferred
.31% Apr •55>:
Jan
Rubber
36%
Mar 31.
31%
&
Carbon—"_ _No par
13
80
45%
9%
41%
12
_No par
Corp
Un El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser_ _No par
Oct
91
89 % Jan
P%
41%
5
1
_No par
(The)
4'/s
4%
21%
21%
166
*163
-24%
*10%
22%
3%
25
21%
164
21%
164
9%
9%
51 %
50%
243g
10%
3%
*23%
*15% ,16
4 Va
4%
9'A
9
50%
;
52%
52%
3%
3%
*23 Va
25
*15%
,.16
4%
4%
3%
3%
*24
2,800
25
*15%
16
4%
22 Vs
5
2,900
22 V8
*21%
22 Vs
164%
164%
9%
934
9%
52 %
52'4
52 3
4
630
24%
24%
24%
10%
22%
10%
*22%
10%
23
2 200
2,000
52
*164
167
1,500
20
93s
9,300
V
14%
Feb
273A
9%
Dec
15 Vz
21% Feb
For footnotes
see
page 26.
Jan
Vanadium Corp of America—No par
Van Norman Co
2.50
Van Raalte Co Inc
:_10
*10%
10%
23%
10%
*21%
2?3'4
*21%
24%
24%
23
.
243s
10%
24%
10'A
22%
22
24%
10%
22
24%
10%
22%
500
COMMERCIAL
THE
(2010)
26
YORK
NEW
f per share
15% May
85%
94
Dec
86
85 % Jan
91
2
1
26
11% Jan
3%%
Feb
14
19
Jan
Mar 28
32% Jan
3
33% Apr
4
31
preferred
12
38% May
29
29%
Nov
34% May
30% Jan
Dec
39 %
Apr
25% Jan
32%
Jan
23% Mar
5
30% Apr
32%
Jan
30
Mar 15
32
66
Jan
48
May
60% Jan 28
Wabash
15%
Jan
12% Feb 26
14% Apr <
Waldorf System
35%
Jun
26 y4 Mar 14
25% Dec
29
'
Apr
'
9
30
Apr 26
..•*
*86
*86
*36%
37Jm-/
87%
87%
*86
88
86%
86%
*85%
87%
34%
34%
35%
*17
*86
17%
7%
7%
92%
90 %
*29%
5
20
*28
17%
17%
,17%
20
*31%
33-
*48
50
*13%
14
30
*
30%
30%
28 %
30%
<
'33%
2,400
I'f 500
30%
*30
8,200
17%
114%
115
*18
30%
17%
114%
20
20
19
*18
19
30%
*30'
30%
1,000
30%
*30%
30%
30%
30%
*29%
30%
500
28%
,
30%
30%
*32%
30%
19
"30
*30%
28 %
*28
*114%
114
*18
18%
18%
30%
31%
,28%
30%,
<
220
1
92
*90
500
.
;
•
114
115
*114
19
,
V
7%
r7
17%V;17%
30%
30%
*30%
*93 %
90%
7
80
36 %
95%
36%
7%
*88%
17%
115
*18%
87%
7%
7/8
*114
18%
*86
95%
*94
93
93
87%
92%
17%
115
•
87%
7%
91
*18%
700
87%
*86
*88%
7%
*114 '
.36'
36
'94%
*93
93%
93%
1,500
22%
10%
22 Va
90%
,
25
25
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
7% preferred
:J
6
Mar
10%
22
7%
90%
10
100
25
10%
22
90%
*7%
lOo
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
10%
.17%
No par
•
10%
21%
*86
:
95
com
24%
28% Dec
35
*92
100
—
partic preferred
div
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
$5 preferred
pfd
Virginian Ry Co common
5
17% May
20
6%
*34% "
5
10%
22
Shares
10%
10
22
*85%
34%
87%
'88
*85%
share
$ per
S per share
Sper share
share
10%
21%
87%
22
*86
100
f per
for
the Week
May (»
May 5
22
22
Sales
v',~: Friday
:
Thursday
"■I:!
May 4
May 3
share
*10
10 Va
*21%
Pacific Ry com_100
preferred
non-cum
Va-Carolina Chemical
21
118
10
___2.50
Co_.
Victor Chemical Works common
21
Jan
118
3
29
14% Jan
3
Jun
23
15% Dec
4
113% Apr
Jun
117%
Jan
5%
96% Mar 16
7
Ma y
15% Jan
18% May
14% Nov
Jan
7
90% May
Feb
90
11
Chemical
Vicks Shreve &
10
38% Jan
5
33% Feb
124% July
Feb
109
Jun
Vick
J per
S per share
Par
.
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
1
Feb
89
5
Jun
96% Apr
14% July
7% Mar
93
85% Mar
May
••
.>
..
Apr. 30
6
22 % Apr
3
Jan
48%
Oct
85
20
Jan
share
13% Jan
16
Feb
.10
95
Feb
32% Dec
$ per
$ per share
1 per share
12% July
19% Dec
29%
LOW AND HIGH SAJ* PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
May 2
Saturday
"
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1948
Lowest
RECORD
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, May 9, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
28%
28%
*28%
28%
*28%
28%
400
30
30
30
30
*29
30
*32
34
*32
34
*32
34
30%
*32
34
70
W
57% Aug
12% Dec
Dec
28
100 %
Apr
90 V
Jun
•
34% May
,
Jan
27% Aug
23% Feb
Deo
20% May
,12% Feb
Dec
22
Sep
30%
Dec
13
Jan
Sep
*80
Nov
-
86%
13%
24
Jun
113% Feb
Wayne Pump Co
25
5% Mar 30
Class
2
110% Jan 13
6%
'
i v.f 13 J/4
13 J/4
16%
*16 3/4
16%
113/4
12%
43/4
4%
4%
*20 %
20%
82%
-
18%
110%
110%
109%
116
117
117
117
109
110%
1103/4
109%
109
Oct
103% Feb
107
Apr
18
112% Jan
24
West Penn Power
pfd—^100
110%
111%
105
Apr 25
108% Jan
26
103%
106
51%
Jun
Feb
5%
Nov
Dec
46% May
Feb
29
5
Feb
22
Mar 23
74% July
54% Apr
15
Dec
26
May
14% Mar
Jun
27% May
33 y4
Jun
22% Apr
x91%May
39%
29% Nov
23%
Dec
85%
Feb
95%
Apr
91%
Feb
101%
Jun
98% Feb
25
Dec
40%
Jun
9
1
59
7
7
Jan
Western Union Teleg
class A_No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3%% pfd series A
3.80%
Weston
1
27
11
Apr
pfd series B
Elec Instrument
20
11% Jan
12
7% Jan
8
56% Jan
13
10% Feb 25
12% Mar 10
7
25
14% Jan 14
125
Dec
*138
28
Apr
2
13% Jan
Jan
11% Apr
17
79
5
18% May
131 % Mar 18
4
10
24% May
4
34% Jan
44% Jan
3
47% Jan 21
12% Feb
7
15% Mar 30
24
66
Apr
6
Feb
x59% Feb
May
64% Jan
72 % Apr
7
96% July
68
4
Feb 25
79
Jan
10
July
66
Feb
74
Apr
9
9% Jan
7
69 v
9
8% Feb 25
$4
8
Mar
11%
Jun
22
Dec
34%
Jan
20% Feb
26
Jan
20
10%
Feb
16% May
9% Apr
5
12% Jan
7
37
Dec
48
May
32% Apr
29
39% Jan
65%
Prior
19%
23%
23%
Co—
Worthington Pump &
28%
27%
28
23 %
22%
23%
93%
93%
93%
93 %
93%
93
93%
x91 %
92%
92
92
270
*99%
100 %
100%
100%
♦99%
100%
100%
*99 %
100
200
823/4
82%
82%
823/4
83
26%
26%
*26
26%
*26%
26%
26
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15%
153/4
15%
23%
23%
55 7;
23%
23y2
*54
31%
*30
15
23%
23%
<*54
55
55
82%
*30%
♦30
31%
*9%
9%
9%
22%
24%
22 %
23 Va
54%
*53%
543/4
*30
543/4
31%
-*53%
31%
*30
31%
5
4%
5
45
45
44%
•45
45'%
46
11'%
11 J/4
11%
ll'/4
11%
11%
11%
11%
*76%
77'A
*76'%
77Va
*76'%
771/a
*76'%
771/a
*76'%
*11%
11%
18%
18 J/B
*11 J/8
18'/4
25%
45%
18%
18%
18 J/4
,
132
*129
f
,
45.J/4
25%
251/4
24%
251/a
25
25%
451/4
45'%
45%
46 3/8
46%
46%
15%
14%
15
15
64
*63
64
*63
64
62'%
*68'%
71
*68'%
71
*681/4
71
*73'%
76
*73'%
76
*73
74%
*73%
76
*70
71'%
7
9
15
V:
*83/4
9
9'%
V 71
71
*21
21%
21%
21%
9%
9%
9%
21%
9'/4
*17%
63%
64%
63 3A
Jan 28
Jan
6
Youngstown Steel Door
No pax
12%
12%
►12%
Jan
7
Zenith
27%
15
Zonite
No par
1
27%
4% Jan
3%
3%
tin receivership,
sales on this day.
Radio
Corp
a
Corp
Deferred delivery.
cName charged from
*8%
323/4
*•17%
66 J/4
123/4
a
3,300
64%
64%
13
12%
12%
12%
12 J/4
*12 J/4
27%
27%
273/a
27%
27%
28%
28 Ye
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
64%
12%
12%
29
28%
100
;
.
6,800
;
1,400
283/4
*3%
.
65%,/
4
64 %
w;
•
2,300
4
4,200
wd When distributed, x Ex-dividend.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
'
,:
•'.
'•••
'
'
■
Stocks
"'/•'■
Shares
Week Ended May 6,1949
Tuesday
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$639,000
$161,000
744,300
1.819,000
331.000
2,136,0G0
574,000
919,120
2.322,000
340,000
778,500
2,323,000
291,400
4,767,322
$12,182,000
$2,070,900
•?
Friday
Total
5,000
Stocks—No.
of
shares
_
.
1948
__
101,924,722
£0,907.515
$282,500
S344.500
660.000
2.695,000
37.214,350
33,323.880
12,182.000
$13,000
45.090
1,818,000
20,146,000
Total
814,267,900
$22,022,000
Si5.COO
2,070.900
Foreign
Railroad & Industrial
—
.
61,000
17,000
219,000
119,000
49,000
6,000
174,000
98,000
44.000
7,000
149,000
96,000
26,000
17,000
139,000
$607,000
$291,000
$50,000
$948,000
Week Ended May 6
1949
Stocks—No.
of shares
:.
1948
Jan. 1 to May 6
1949
1948
1,104,992
'
1,574,8.45
19,850,860
24,656,957
$607,000
$900,000
$13,281,000
$20,658 000
291.000
50,000
476.000
4,137,000
3,370,000
36,000
660,000
854,000
$18,278,000
$24,882,000
Bonds
Government
Bank
141,000
269,842
1948
Bonds
S.
International
—
Total
134,000
Jan. 1 to May 6
1949
7,300,690
4.767,322
—
———
$83,000
1,000
1,104,992
Thursday
—
$2,000
65.000
200,725
Wednesday
$46,000
118,000
240,005
Tuesday
$14,267,900
Total
$35,000
164,550
Monday
Friday
$15,000
Week Ended May 6
1949
__
3.522,000
2,614.400
373,500
2,943,000
Corporate
70,675
Saturday
2.602 000
1
828.832
Government
159,105
2,160.000
.
Domestic
Shares)
6,1949
Foreign
Foreign
of
Week Ended May
2.509 500
$10,000
Bonds (Par Value)
(Number
Sales
$800,000
•
1,182,390
_
Wednesday
Thursday
Stocks
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
314,180
Saturday
Monday
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Number of and Miscel.
U.
700
-
-
18'/4
*17%
.
600
9%
33%
*32
.
:
21%
93%
18 J/4
653/4
9%
*21
21%
40
1,500
72
71 J/4
9
a
4
50
75'%
9%
65
City Ice & Fuel, r Cash sale, s Special sales,
*73
9s/o
4
940
71
323/4
66
1,800
*69'%
18%-
*32
18%
Products
21%
9%
32%
33
32
8%
21% /
21%
9%
9%
15
65
.
71
71
71
9'%
11,100
66
15
15'A
64
2,800
46%
73
a
73
71'A
*9
9
9%
63'%
*69
9
70 3A
72'/a
71
♦21%
50
15 J/B
63
70
148/a
25'%
46%
15,J/a
10,300
18%
132
45'%
*63
69%
113/8
18'%
*129
25 %
*15,
4,500
77
*11
18%
132
1,300
113/8
11%
*76'%
117/B
18%
12,000
46
*45'%
77
*129
132
5
11'%
•11%
18%
18%
5'/a
1,600
9%
5
46
*45'/4
11%
*11%
*129
93/4,
251/4
*25
25'%
45%
11%
*11%
11%
132
*129
132
*129
.
1
Corp common
4%% preferred
5i/e
5 J/8
4%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
451/4
4%
7,300
24%
11%
5
3,600
23%
45
5
400
15%
*30
31%
9%
9%
110
83
26%
/
*53%
...
*
.25
Mfg Co.
Towne
41
82%
*26%
•
41%
40%
82%
27 Va
2,700
40%
40%
27
82%
100
107
/
82%
41%
82%
i
York
41
41%
40%
*104
21,400
24%
*23%
24%
108
*104
108
*99%
100
24%
25
*24%
*104
108
*104
,
41%
':7;4I;V'V'
41
*54
100%
25
*24%
25
108
*104
*26%
Machinery common —i—No pars
Prior pfd 4%%
series
100
Prior pfd 4% % conv series—100
Wright Aeronautical
No pax
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
&
*24%
25
108
v:
Yale
7,000
27%
x22%
93%
-10
(F W)
5,300
28
—
Woolworth
15%
15%
23%
*24
Willys-Overland Motors com——1
$4.50 conv pfd series A—No pax
Wilson & Co Inc common
No par
$4.25 preferred
No par
Wilson-Jones
Co
10
Wisconsin El Pwr Co com
_10
6% preferred
100
Woodward Iron
Co
—10
800
59
*56
15%
27%
*17%
3% Feb
no
2,900
27%
22%
*31
25% Feb
♦Bid and asked prices;
1,600
11%
27%
18%
July
35
3
6%
35%
22%
33
6% May
Dec
*
Co
2,200
6%
11%
7
27%
»17%
14&
Feb
3%
Oil
600
35%
v
15%
15%
(20
22%
*104
1
No par
20
8
15%
15%
-
27%
*31%
74,
Oct
105'%
f 1,500
22%
18
12y4 May
89%
*104'%
a
410
•
27%
33
*19% May
Dec
37%
22%
*17%
Mar 30
Dec
13%
14%
373%
22%
♦31
20
Oct
14%
27%
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_NoPar
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No pax
17% Apr 29
62% Apr 21
24
15% Feb
preference
preference
Wilcox
18
24
Machine com
Sewing
15%
15%
230
22%
12.50
conv
15%
15%
60
27%
No par
12%
100
100
Wheeling
5
7' 15
90
101%
59
*56
59
50
i
-
105
23%
23%
24
23%
*56
P0-
111
110
28
*25%
28%
-
*25%
23%
Preferred
6%
7
22,800
•
117
T,
7
7
7
*56
30% Apr
11
Jun
Jan
*104
106
*23%
104% Apr
Jan
60% Mar
*103%
59
11
18
58
373/4
37 »/2
37%
37 J/2
106
24
26% Jan
19
94
•103%
;
1,500
,
.,101%
104%
*37 J/8
37%
106
*56%
No par
100
Pacific RR com
series A
Western
26
88% Jan
Nov
104 J/2
103 7/a
*23%
28
Dec
*62
37%
% 105 J/2
*37 Va
120
,
109
14%
373/4
59
97% Jan
Dec
81%
14%
37%
24%
101% Jan
Dec
58% Dec
143/4
27%
4% Feb 26
■'*
1013/4
14%
*57
44% Apr 26
25% May
*101 >/4
14%
*23%
27
14%
Dec
1013/4
14%
*26
4%
8
Jan 24
34% Jan
12%
13%
1013/4
14%
*26 %
28% Feb
\
1013/4
14%
27%
19%
Oct
101%
14%
*26
31% Nov
Jun
1013/4
14%
27%
White
37%
101 %
2,200
:
•
*103'%
1013/4
*101 J/4
110
109
•
105
*25%
20
2
2
19%
11%
16% Mar 30
49%
*103%
35%
55
Feb
111%
110%
105
11%
25% Apr
41% Nov
111
1,600
800
19%
116'A
•
.
35%
5
Jan
110%
■
19'%
•110
ft
12
13% Jan
128
111%
105
813%
v.;
.ft
36%
53 y4 Jan
Jan
109
6%
12
73
117
11%
26
69
110
*108%
35%
48% Jan
10% Nov
*109%
*116J/a
109 '%•
*103 J/2
*110%
*103 J/2
V
105
110 J/4.
116 J/2
116 J/2
*108%
6%
27% Apr
12
May
65% May
17% May
*1093/4
109 3/a
,
11%
18% Jan
Mar
-
117
\
800
100
;
A
.
,
20%
19%
19%
,
<
'
t
</V4 %-:Vv
20'%
*81%
■
19%
,
35%
July
6% Mar
51
110%
a, 109
,
.19%
a-; 19%
11%
15
Feb
110%
'
-
35
89 % Jan
8
19%,":
11%
23% Mar
Jun
19
34%
Feb
27%
19%
-
6"%
22 Ye July
126
Aug
19%
19J/a
11%
24% May
Dec
9% Feb
193/4
34%
Feb
13%
81%»
117
110»/a
12'%
4%
207/a
81%
6%
5
'
*53
*43/8
20 J/4
82 .s'/.V
11%
Jan
27%
Feb
23
4%
20'%
r 1,100
,
16%
4%
*4%
3,100
;
,
13%,
i
*12'A
;
82
19J/2
e
*L3
*16'%
•
<12%;
500
.
23%
*23%
;
:
20%
•
/
18%
19 J/2
r -12%
.
140
55,400
■
.
23-
163/4 ••16%
;
1,300
1
,
.
•123% :
23
163/4-
34%
82 % May
92
,
;
13.'/4
91
12 '/a
13%
,163/4
6%
39% Apr 22
57% Oct
Mar
4%
20%
82
12 J/4
12
v,
.
11%
Jan
Mar
83
13 J/4
:
.
16% v
*16%
.-
•23%
13%
133/a
.<
•
2,200
90 J/4
;•■•■
17
34%
68% Jan 26
17
Mar 30
22
i
,
"v
*23 %•
._1
Lines Inc.
Supply Co
Maryland Ry com
non-cum 2nd pfd
& Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior pref
No par
White Dental Mfg (The SS)
20
White
Motor
Co„k
1
37
r
10
100
100
7
Mar 30
102
July
115
Jan
>•
17
Air
30
7
23% Feb
80
;
Auto
29% Apr
22
Dec
23 J/2
24
*23 J/2
'
•"
23 J/2-
Western
25
38% July
36% May
58%
23
16% -.17
Western
12% Jan
25% Nov
'
12 J/2
4,800
,
8
«
13 J/4
903/4
12 J/4
Western
24
22% Mar
'
8
.13'%'
90%
-
,
12%
11
8% Feb
16% July
7% Mar
25
20
*103 J/2
12
4%.
50
l-Jr:
23'%
23%
A
8%
41% Mar 12
24
34% Apr
24
7% Apr
5
4.20%
Apr 21
17% Jan
Mar 25
36
104% May
10% May
34%
41% Jan
108% Jan
4
Jun
110%
38% Feb
100%
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
5
West Va Pulp & Paper com
No par
4%%
preferred
100
102 %
2
23 J/2;
.13%
13 Va90
-
v' 22%
16%
13%,:
.,*81
109:
Jun
13% Mar
8'/a
»12 'A
16%
20%
18%
183/4
Jun
101% May
-V
20 J/4
82 J/4
19%
111%
Oct
23 J/2
8 '/a
90
?
V
233/4
<*13%
*163/4
43/4
20>/e
;<.;v
:V
12
18 3/4
107
22%
1
12
19%
100
100
;
500
900
ft/ft
104
*102'%
A
,
,27%
2 7'A
v
;
104-
"
113
4%%
23%
13J/a
"
23
,*16%
23%
133/e
l
1
.
8'/a
12%
•
*22 J/2
-
v
24
23%
24
Oct
16% Apr
'•
No par
A
27
*102 J/2
•
22%
13%
91
*90
11%
16%
*233/4
105 % Nov
8
23
*22
•
No par
.
104
•14
*13'%
•
-
'
8%
■
13%
:.
*13%
103% Mar
100%
"
16%
*82
No par
preferred
preferred
1%
'
'•113/4
82 ./
.19%
Corp
West Penn Elec Co com
6
May
/
23
•16%
12 Va
com—2.50
$4 conv preferred
West Indies Sugar
8%
a.-
91
11%
*16%
5
1
5
Inc
Wesson OH & Snowdrift
24
21
19% May
117
25
*
Tobacco
Webster
7
110% Mar 12
108% Mar 22
Jun
Mills——~—-
Wayne Knitting
15% Jan
27% Jan
3
114
119%
Foundry & Pipe.——No par
Petroleum Corp
—3
Washington Gas Light Co__-No par
Waukesha Motor Co
S
11
Jan
8%
13 Va
13 J/8
:'f
11 3/4
11%
*16%
Jan
/
91
92
*22 "
■
8 J/4
265/a
263/a
104
V;
22% ; 22%,
'22%
22 J/2
13%
2 7 J/4.-
200
48
48
49
13%
s
'
a-
-
Warren
14
/
13%
13%
Pictures
Bros
22%
263/4
*48
•13%
133/a
104
*102 J/2
48
'48
.
14
,,<*26 J/2
104 ,5 .;.
*102 J/2
49%
*13%
263/4
26%
v
8%
*91%
-5
Warren
84 % Jan
<104% Mar
1
ulOO
a
_
1
23% Jan
*113% Apr
BakiEg Go common
preferred
5%%
•-
8%
,.*47%
50
„
*13% .14-:
<
104
'
—No par
*48
-
26%
.
22%
„Nopar
7
9
14% Jan
19% July
Feb
Feb
19
G & W_
Co
Warner
24
80% Mar
Jan
26% May
19% Mar
Ward
17% Mar 15
Mar 28
20
34% Aug
100
preferred
4
25
10
11% Apr 21.
3% Jan- 3
6% May
3% Dec
26%
*102%
25% Feb
T6%Feb
26
-No par
Co common
Walworth
3
_10O
22% Jan
7
16%
preferred
No par
Walker (Hiram)
7
12% May
23
12%
8
15% Jan 21
/
20%
4%
21
94% Feb
15% Apr ,t.7
22
Jan
32
Nov
Jan
9% Jan
14
28
3
Apr 25
9% Jan
14 I- May
*19% Nov
Feb
RR 4%%
Walgreen
8
23% Jan
105
25
13% Apr 28
16% July
101
*% Nov
22
7% Feb
13% May
8% Feb
10% Mar
*83% Mar
.<
21% Feb
27% May
9
29% Jan
Feb 24
102
Aug
105
*18% Mar
4
243 356.300
$402,993,780
Foreign
Foreign
366,625,400
$281,513,150
*
Domestic
Total
government
corporate
,
U.
$948,000
$1,412,000.
Number 4801
169
Volume
THE
COMMERCIAL
Bond Record
NOTICE—Prices
,
"and
are
^
shown in
are
The italic letters in the column headed "Interest Period"
.
GOVERNMENT
Year 1848
105 J
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Sep
105,28 Mar
Sep
i
108.28 May
.
NEW
Highest'
102.22
the
each
deferred
in
week
the
case
(2011)
which
Exchange
No
the week's
taken of
is
account
such
unless
range,
sales in
they
the
are
computing the
82d
of
point,
a
108.13 Jan 26
"Treasury
Feb
.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
110.23 Mar 11
"Treasury
_
Monday
r
Apr. 30<-
High
Low
*
Tuesday
/
May 3
Low High
-
May 5!
Low
•
-
transactions of
for
the
year.
->
»
'
Saturday
STOCK
only
range
bonds mature.
more
or
disregarded in
are
they occur.
when the
one
27
YEARLY
-
delivery sales
month
'
BONDS.,.*
YORK
EXCHANGE1
Treasury
Treasury
,
108.13 Jan 26
110.23 Mar 11
Dec
in
and
*
v
'
101.18
CHRONICLE
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
107.4
indicate
in
Figures after decimal point represent
......
.Lowest.
Cash
iootnote
a
WEEKLY
-
interest"—except for income and defaulted bonds.
week, and when outside of the regular weekly range
FINANCIAL
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
the
&
;High
Wednesday
May 4
Low
• *
Thursday
'>
May 5
Low
High
High
346s
1949-1952
101,12
101.16
*101,12
101,16
*101.12
101.14
*101.12
101.14
3s
1951-1955
*104.19
104.21
*104.18
104.20
*104.18
104.20
♦104.18
104.20
2%*
2%s
1955-1960
*109
109.3
*108.31
109.2
*108.29
109
*108.27
108.30
1951-1954
*103.19
103.21
*103.18
103.20
2%a
1956-1959
*109.30
110. V
*199.29
2%a
2 Vis
2%*
-1958-1963
*110.20
110.23
*110.20
1960-1965
*111.17
111.20
1949-1953
*101
101.2
*
Friday.
--
-
-
-
Sales for
the Week
May H
Low - High
•
-
Bends <t>
'
*101.12 101.14
*101.11
101.13
♦104.17
104.19
*104.17
104.19
*108.24
,
108.28
*108.23
108.27
•
♦103.18
103.20
*103.17 103.19
♦103.17
103.19
109.30
*109.26
109.29
*109.22
109.26
•109.23
109.27
110.21
*110.17
110.20
*110.14
110.18
*110.15
111.16
*111.10
111.13
*111.8
111.12
•1119
111.13
101.2
*101
101.2
*101
101.2
♦100.31
101.1
*103.18
103.20
110
*109.27
110.23
*110.18
*111.14
111.17
*111.13
*101
101.2
*101-.
11,0.19
'
102.23 Sep
102.23 Sep
101.7
Sep
101.11
101.19
Jun
101.19
Jun
100.24 Mar
100.25
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Jan
14
Feb
3
104.9
102.1
Mar
li
102.31 Jan
104.9
102.1
Feb
14
3
Mar 11
100.23
Jan
100.26
Apr
100.23
Sep
100.24
Sep
101.12 Feb
9
101.12 Feb
9
100ll6 Sep
101.12
Jdn
101.7
7
101.7
Feb
7
100.7
100.27
6
101.2
Mar 22
16
101.1
Oct
102.26 May
100.7
Oct
Feb
100.18 Jan
May
102.26 May
100.23 Jun
101
Feb
Feb
21
2 Vis
2 Vis
2%»
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Jan
102.31 Jan
1950-1952
*102.2
1952-1954
2 Vis
*102.2
105.4
—.1962-1967
*102.14
ttt
.1963-1968
f\d
*102
"
.
102.4
*102.2
*102.27
102.29
*102.27 102.29
*102.27
*105.2
102.29
*105.2
'
2 Vis
102.4
*102.27
1956-1958
105.4
*105.1
*105
n
102.18
102.17
*102.1'6 1U2.18
*102.io
102.3
*102.1
102.3
*102
102.2
*101.20
101.22
*101.20
101.22
*101.19
101.21
101.20
*101.18
101.20
*101.18
101.20
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.17
101.19
*101.16
101.18
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.14
101.16
*101.13
101.15
100.29
*100.27
100.29
*100.28
100.30
*100.28
100.30
*100.27
100.29
103.12
*103.8
103.10
*103.7
103.9
*103.5
103.7
*103.6
103.8
"*100.27
*100.28
100.30
*100.27
100.29
2 Vis
Dec 1964-1969
*101.17
101.19
*101.18
101.20
*101.18
2 Vis
1965-1970
*101.18
101.18
*101.17
101.19
2 Vis
1966-1971
*101.13
101.15
*101. 14
2Vis
Jun 1967-1972
*100.27
100.29
*103.10
103.12
*100.27
105.1
*102.15
*101.20
Dec 1967-1972
102.28
*104.31
*102.1
*102
101.22
'
t
100.29
*100.27
100.29
100.29
*100.28
100.30
Treasury
2Vis
1951-1953
*103.2
103.4
*103.1
103.3
*103.1
103.3
*103.1
103.3
*103.
7 Treasury
2 Vis
1952-1955
*102,8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.7
Treasury
2 Vis
1954-1956
*105.12
105.15
*105.11
105.14
*105.11
105.14
*105.10
105.13
103.2
*103
103.2
*102.6
102.8
*105.9 "105.13
*105.9.
105.13
103.16
102.9
5
101.14
Sep
102.13
July
102.30 Feb
9
102.30 Feb
100
Mar
100.4
May
100.13 Jan
2o
100.19 Feb
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Volume
THE
Number 4801
169
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(2013)
29
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
"
,
Central
York
New
Central Pacific
(4»A%
gtd gold 4s_1949
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111
F-A.
A-O
1st
Ohio
J-J
*104%
1st cons mtge 3%s ser E
120%
J-J
*145%
M-S
1965
5s__
i
J-J
,1970;
Erie Railroad Co—
100%
105%
Paso
*112 Va
M-N
1995
(NY) 1st cons gold 5s
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3%s
El
High
1956
Ed El 111
101%
1977*
B
Range
Friday's
L010
East Tenn Va & Ga Div 1st 5s
—
J-D
"
or
Bid & Asked
101%
99%
Sale Price
IO31/2
1958
ref mtge 2%s
ref
19
Last
Period
High
F-A
1989
4s
-
1st
Low
103'
*1011/2
Week's
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
1
4s
0
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
M-N
"
1989
Chicago Burlington & Qiiincy RR—
gold
High
100 Vi. 100 Vi
I-
—
MAY
Range Since
Sold
M-S
1973
A
100'/a
J-J
1996
1996
&
&
•
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F-A
1992
Impt M-3%8 series D
impt M 3 Vis series E:
Ref &
R
4%s
gold
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
.
F-A
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•Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—»
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f
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/
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,
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to Aug
or
Bid & Asked
A-O
3s
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& ref series A
1st
-
1974
.
FOR
Week's Range
99
99
__
111%
1985
F-A
1970
F-A
1997
J- J
111
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97%
37
;
'
97%
101
98%
l
94%
38
20
36 V8
75
1
98%
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
A Gen
1st
mtge
inc
mtge 3%s
5s
conv
~B-—l
ser
1985
'
M-N
AGen
inc mtge
-Jan 1 2038
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry—
1st mtge 4s inc ser A_:
A2d mtge 4%s inc ser A
♦120
J-J
4%s__-
A
.75
M-N
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s_
.1982
Chicago Gt West 1st 4s series A—1988'
-
38
£0 %
J-J
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J-J
79 Vi
J-J
Chic
Milw St Paul &
1st
mtge
4Vis
conv
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41%
58
75%
■'
41%
85 Vi
'
*,
54
65
41%
103%
J-J
99 Vi
99%
99% ' ; •I;I
15
99%
Apr
53%
53
54
32
53
Jan 1 2044
Apr
45 Vi
45
45%
44%
54
121
A4s conv inc debs
Goodrich
1st
inc 4Vis
conv
mtge 3s
B
ser
Jan 1 1999
AGen
mtge conv 4Vis
54%
*90 %
94;%
J-J
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—
1st mtge 4s series A
•___—1994
53%
J-J
1989
u
106% 107
Apr
J-D
Gold 3Vis
1951
91%
:
103 Vi
J-D
Memphis Div 1st gold 4s
1951
Chic Terre Haute & S'eastern Ry—
1st & ref M ~2%-4 Vis.
1994
J-D
Income
2%-4V4S
91
.
1st mtge 3 Vis series F___
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&
West'n
1st &
ref
Indiana
91%
4 Vis
series
103 % 103 %
2
90%
103
101%
"l
102
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76
76
69 Vi
69%;
75
1st
72%
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Chic
&
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gold
General
5s
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&
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&
3%s
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101 Vi
100
101
102 %
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%
120
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3
116
118 Va
1976
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ser
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1990
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94
94
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97
ser
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2000
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7
92 Va
94
2%s
ser
P_
1982
J-J
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2010
J-J
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78 Vi
75
78'A
2Vis
1961
J-J
96
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70'A
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Bay
&
Q
1
R
deb ctfs A
ser
West
118%
94
Feb
jctfs
B
:
;
Ohio
64
.
64
1st
53 %
J-J
J-J
1975
J-J
J-J
& ref
3%s seris
D_.
1969
Jan 2044
Gen mtge inc 4s ser B
Collateral trust 33As
Gulf. States
Util
1st mnrteaee
57%
60
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2%s
__1976
3s
82
82%
;
86%
97
101'/a
66 Vi
74
4
99%
95 Vi
99
1
54%
55 Vi
53
61
97%
36
95%
97%
A-O
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J-J
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97 Vi
103
103 %
101
__
101 Vi
■!
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1st mtge 2%s__1970
iyyy
Hudson Coal
1962
J-D
62%
Hudson Co Gas
1949
M-N
87 Va
Hudson
1957
F-A
AAdj
Feb 1957
A-O
1970
J-J
105% 105%
2J
104 Va
106%
J-D
105% 105%
3
104%
F-A
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A-O
97
& Manhattan
1st 5s A
97%
124%
4
91
92
95
98 Vi
90'/a
96
101 il
19
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103
59%
61
45
59%
67 %
22
22%
68
21%
25%
105'A
—1950
series A
1st gold 5s
963A
121 VA
96 J/2
91
J-J
68%
5
16
96%
97%
J-J
1970
97%
124'/a 125%
M-S
HocKing Valley Ry 1st 4%s
Household Finance Corp 2%s
f 5s
income
_1961
%
5s
22
__
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97%
97";/ 101%
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1972
106%
A-O
,
106% 103%
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1
105%
108
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A-O
105% 105%
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104
106%
1977
A-O
102'A 102 Vi
8
102
103%
1980
M-N
Illinois Bell Telep 2%s series A
1981
1st mtge 3s series B—
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Illinois Central RR—
1st
41 Vi
45%
12
41%
50%
El
3
M-S
1971
103%
103 % 103%
16
101%
A-O
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M-S
1955
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F-A
4s
*105
1978
J-D
Conn River Pwr
1961
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*106%
1965
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1951
f 33/4S A
Consolidated Cigar Corp 3 Vis
Consolidated
Edison
of
New
105%
106
2
107 %
20
104
Purchased
104%
4
104
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1
103%
A__;
1982
B
1977
A-O
ser
C
1972
J-D
1972
M-N
ref 3s
series
D
1st & ref mtge 3s ser E_
debentures
Consumers Power
Continental
1979
1st mtge
Baking
Crucible
Steel
§ A Cuba
Northern
1st
series
;■
101%
103%
2
102 'A
105%
26
50
99
•
94
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100 Va
10
93%
36
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103%
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82%
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100% 100%
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J-J
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1951
J-J
1951
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Div
1st
gold
3Vis
1st gold 4s
Cent
and
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—
•
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Chic
St
L
&
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100% 100%
82%
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gold 3s
103
103%
100 Vi
105% 105%
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101%
8
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100%
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1st
1st
&
1st
ref
Illinois
ref
ref
I
series A
1963
J-D
94
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series
5s
4%s
mtge
1963 '
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87%
86%
87%
48
1963
J-D
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83
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2
1970
J-J
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97'/a
4s_J__1950
J-J
100
100
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100 %
4s
Ry
Iowa
C
D
ser
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4s
ser
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A
94'i
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92%
86
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99%
93%
87
98
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100%
100
100%
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Ref
&
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A 1st
80
25%
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33
•
1951
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52
31%
16
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47
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82
101%
3s__
103
101%
70
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F-A
100
101 Va
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A-O
J-J
Springfield
107%
102%
101%
M-S
M-N
1951
& Term
Western Lines
102%
215
:
94
_'_
J-D
1946
102%
gold
103
101%
103
Louisville Div & Term gold 3%s_1953
Omaha Div 1st gold 3s
_1951
98%
3
1st
99%
104
*100%
J-J
Div
102%
St Louis Div
96%
98%
101 % 101%
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——
J-J
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96
94%
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19
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12
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98 Va
97%
100
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106%
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receipts
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101
103% 103%
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1st
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ACuba RR 1st 5s gold
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J-J
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1966
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Ry
M-S
1965
debs
3s
A-O
1975
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103 %
J-D
1968
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1963
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Consolidated Natural Gas
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•
gold 4s
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Litchfield
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trust
1952
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ser
3%s..__.
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—
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1952
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lines
1951
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1951
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105 Va
103% 103-%
104%
1951
;
1st
__
104 Vi 104%
J-J
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1st & ref mtge 2%s
mtge 23/4S
3%s
gold 3 Vis--.
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:
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s
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1973
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gold
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ser
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series
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series
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J-D
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July 1952
1
series
5s
1986
Northern
A
series
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1956
1956
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Int Rys Cent Amer 1st 5s B
1972
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68%
69
23
59
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16
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26
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63
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20
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70
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63
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98
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series A____,
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&
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Tr
1963
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&
1973
ser
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&
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tr
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Grande
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Detroit
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Edison
&
ref
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&
ref
3s
series
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98%
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1990
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81
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103
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1966
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1995
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1995
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1961
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i
4%s
ser
Kansas
1st
City Southern Ry 1st 3s__1950
mtge 4s
ser
1st mtge 3%s
—
91%
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65%
82
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108
104% 104%
99
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108
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103%
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1987
Kentucky & Indiana Term 4%s___1961
101
9
20
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1961
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J
1961
unguaranteed
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1964
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1%
108
101%
103
107 3A
115
--
—
101% 101%
if-8
Laclede Gas Light 4%s conv debs—1963
*170%
A-O
1959
114%
100%
108
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J-J
1997
/
98
J-J
1961
Kings County El L & P 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s_
{AKreuger & Toll 5s ctfs
114%
—
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66
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100
99%
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105%
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99%
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1937
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100 % 100%
2%s_—_______ 1977
For footnotes see page
101
96
10
103
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43
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90
100% 100%
1975
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108
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1968
A
series B___
Kansas City Terminal Ry 23As
Kentucky Central gold 4s
I
87
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debs
City Power & Light 2%s__1976
mortgage 27/8s
1978
4%s
1970
4s
Tunnel
Co
69%
104%
77%
61%
*81.
J-J
1958
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2.35s
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68
if-a
Lt
1
107%
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1976
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1959
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>
1993
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series
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conv
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■
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&
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■
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Income
M-N
1973
1977
3%s
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division
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mtge &
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Delaware
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debs
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ref
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J-J
1978
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1975
46
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debentures
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55%
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57
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56%
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1977
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4
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Commonwealth Edison Co—
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J-J
•
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110
1982
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ref
1973
%
109
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102%
99
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1990
3s
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&
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.
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102%
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__
101% 101 Vi
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debentures
Columbus
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87
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■
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Hackensack Water
1993
4Vis (stamped modified)
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp—
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Columbia
103
—
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1993
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1st mtge 5s series B_—
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&
4
106%
7
B—i
_1952
99%
--
Pittsburgh RR—
Union
Colorado
103'A
103%
100 Vi 100%
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1961
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Cleve Short Line 1st gtd 4Vis
Cleveland
11
J-J
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Cleveland Electric Ilium 3s_„
Cleveland
103
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100
82
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103
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1966
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Mich Div
101%
102 %
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&
2
14
1969
1
series
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102% 102%
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City Investing Co 4s debs_
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1962
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1963
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59
102%
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107
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1963
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1949
65'A
55 V2
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:
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91
106
11
J-J
7
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conv
General
59%
86 %
24
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103
54 %
,
1994
1
51%
Chicago Union Station—
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Northern
General
A.Jan 2019
ser
51
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.
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1956
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General Realty & Utilities Corp—
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—
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100
102
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59
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1994
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103% 103%
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51
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COMMERCIAL
THE
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, May 9, 1949
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
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or Friday's
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1954
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1959
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1972
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1949
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1979
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1977
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1986
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1978
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1960
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1966
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1991
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103
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2013
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Mtge 4s series B
Harlem
*90%
ao
1951
ser
*116
,
16
98%
ref
Ac
Gen
N Y & Harlem gold 3Vis..
A Y New
91%
96
lst Ac
1996
Connecting RR 2%s
4 Vis
105%'
Gen
A
Mew York Chicago Ac St Louis—
Ref mtge 3 Vis ser E
1st mtge 3s ser F
;
lst
/_/
J-J
12
lst
__
93%
Mich Cent coll gold 3 Vis
3Vis registered
M Y Lack
91%
deposit
impt 4 Vis series A
impt 5s series C
N Y Dock
J-J
1961
98%
Cons gtd 4s series H
F-A
If Y Central Ac Hudson River RR—
General mtge 3 Vis
1967
3Vis registered
—1997
Lake Shore coll gold 3 Vis
1998
3Vis registered
1998
M Y
F-A
1977
B
series
5s
General gold 4J/2S series C
Philadelphia Co coll tr 4 Vis
Philadelphia Electric Co—
98%
61%
104%
lst Ac
Central RR Co—
4s
1974
General
i
98%
104%
—
117%
103%
deposit
A—
of
Jf-8
—
101%
deposit
D
of
1980
—
1st Ac
1061/2
100% 101
91%
F-A
106
99%
*103% 105%
101
101%
109% 110
1974
89%
1950
of
Certificates
J-J
J-J
117
*103% 103%
*98
102
100%
deposit..!
C
series
Jf-S
J-J
4-0
of
Certificates
A lst
A
B
Certificates
A lst
A
series
Certificates
*80
100 J/2
102
A-O
Ac
New Orleans Term
*102
100%
105%
98%
.Apr 1990
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s ser D
Phila Bait Ac Wash RR Co—
104%
104
3
4s ext
4s
Peoria Ac Pekin Union Ry 5Vis
100%
1031/4
34
1982
2
891/4
99%
6
104Vi
104
1961
B
debentures
Jersey Power
4
104% 104%
104%
Jf-N
J-D
84%
89
100% 100%
J-D
_1954
New Jersey Bell
-Telephone 3Vis
N J Junction RR
gtd lst 4s
New
4-0
1967
National
Eastern
Ac
A Income
2%s debs. 1970
debentures
debentures
conv
Peoria
St Louis—
__
99%
99%
101%
103 Vi
Gas Co—
.1972
*108%
Jf-N
13
__
—
—
107%
108 Va
146%
__
220
.
— —
148
215
215
104% 104%
13
104
104%
101
14
100%
102
103%
41
7J/2
16
3%
5
5
98 Vt
100
11'A
Q
Quaker Oats 2%s deb
1984
9-J
101
THE
Number 4801
Volume 169
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(2015)
31
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK tfNDED MAY
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock
G
Sale Price
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Low
No.
Rochester
Gas
High
Gen
Jf-N
mtge
mice
1977
1967
1967
1969
sinmpcti
1949
stamped-.—1941
M-S
*s
102 Va
1st
104
125
Oil
2%s
*105%
•■'8%
9%
8%
10
10%
10 Va
8V»
Pacific
2%s
106%
105%
—
J-J
12 Vt
Lawr
1971
1996
1996
Adir
1st
M-S
1955
3s series A
gold 58—
Power
&
gold 6s
High
J-J
noova
97%
—
J -J
*—
76
108%
«—
80
79
7100
,101
J-D
100% 100% '
9
F-A
102
5
M-a
1966
A-O
1976
M-N
1967
A-O
1959
M-a
3
*99 % 100%
109%
100
*102% 103
104
104
100%
104
12
100%
103%
103%
-
104%
2%s debs
debentures
3%s debs
Pictures
102
99%
101
100%
103
"
93%
93%
41
92
99% 100 Va
22
99%
92%
92%
80
80
96
75%
5
94%
96
*95% 100Vb
*
80
100%
93 Vs
94 Vb
*93%
80
100%
70
A-O
J-J
1991
C
series
Biscuit 2%s debs
Rubber
S
M-N
1970
.
—,
A-O
1967
deb
3s
M-N
RR—
2%s
mtge
108% 109%
1971
debentures
Ref
United
2%s
2d
Low
1976
Calif
of
Universal
St
Jan. 1
No.
High
1975
3%s
2%s
trust
debentures
Union
J-J
of Mo
& coll
mtge
debentures
Union
U
Baguenay
Range Since
Sold
1968
Union Electric Co
93%
86
19
103%
M-S
4Vis
RR
'86 '/a
86 Vs
'103
M-S
series J
3 Vis
JARut-Cariadlan
l§ARutland
86%
A-O
M-S
mtge 33/4S
Gen
Bonds
U
3s
4%s series D
series H_—
3 Vis series I
Gen ratge
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Low
Elec Corp—
&
Last
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
-
R
Reading Co 1st As ref 3%z «er D__1998
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs„1973
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
76
86
-
Bt L Rocky Mt & P 5s
stamped
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
"
J-J
4S
2d
certificates
bond
85 «/4
85 >/4
May
mtge 4s
V lst
53
52%
85%
54
53%
212
83
J-J
J-J
J-D
A-O
*102%
Scioto V & N E
M-N
*127
ctfs
bond
1st gtd 4S
1957
1989
*90
102 Va
91
102
*—
108
37
106%
100%
102%
127
J-J
A-O
106
107%
*105
debentures
5s
106
'.98%
99 Va
*98 Va
100%
103%
103% 103%
108%
6
102%
108% 108%
M-a
7
107%
110 "
104
104
'
103%
87%
*85
102%
.J.
98
88
128
100
A-O
1958
mtge 3s series F
1st
103%
106%
M-a
2003
mtge 2%s series E
ref
conv
Va & Southwest 1st gtd 5s
90%
101
ref
3VbS
109%
85%
102'/a
1975
1978
105
M-N
1963
&
1st
61%
105
F-A
series A—1955
4s
g
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
88%
51 Va
108 % 108%
—Nov 1989
inc
RR cons
f 4s series B
s
1st &
*
M-N
1989
Gen & ref gold 5s series A
1990
Bt Paul & Duluth 1st cons gold 4S.1968
St Paul. Union Dept 3 Vis B
1971
4s
Vandalia
100
Cons
series A_—.
1997
A 2nd
mtge inc 4 Vis ser A—Jan 2022
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
i
>99%
cons
1995
1st lien & ref M 3V»s ser C
M-N
1973
Virginian Ry 3s series B
A-O
99% 100
100
*105%
'
100
96
13
105 Va
103 VB
__
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st mtge 4s series A
AGen mtge 4Vis series
Seagram
(Jos
—1996
Jan 2016
A
& Sons
E)
J-J
J-J
1966
2Vis
100% 101
63
63
*
J-D
1971
A-O
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll tr 73.-1941
1965
F-A
1976
J-D
1963
A-O
1979
J-J
Shell
Union
Oil
2Vis
debs
Skelly Oil 2%s debs
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis
South
&
Nor
Ala
Southern Bell
3s
RR
gtd 5s
;
63%
95 Va
96
96'A
54
95%
*
38
101%
95
123%
100%
103'A
Walker
debentures
1985
1987
J-J
1994
*
Southern
Pacific
Ry 2%s
F-A
San Fr Term
5Vas
A-O
RR 1st ref gtd gold 3%s__2000
Washington Terminal 2%s ser A—1970
F-A
*51
F-A
•*__
72%
77%
Westchester
1950
J-D
1967
J-D
107'/a 107'/a
55
96
88
87%
89
78
86 Va
85
85
86%
54
85
J-D
Co—
RR
'
101%
1961
J-J
1994
5s
J-J
87%
87%
87%
2
84
79%
5
79%
84'A
4
113
113
111 Va
3%s
Power 3%s
Shore
1st
Union
116%
30-year
gen
4s series A
A-O
89%
59
89%
98
gen
6s series A
1956
A-O
101%
100% 101%
45
100 Va
107
2%s
gen
6Vis series A
1956
A-O
103 Va
103 Va 105'A
28
103%
110
1996
J-J
104
J 08
St Louis Div 1st gold 4s
1951
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs_„1985
3 Vis debentures
1983
J-J
ASpokane Internat 1st gold 4Vis__2013
Standard Oil of Calif 2%s debs
1966
Apr
Standard
Oil
(N
J)
deb 2%s
102 Va 102%
30
97 Vi
9
A-O
96%
102%
*105%
M-N
1971
1966
Swift
1972
J-J
1973
M-N
&
27/as
Co
2%s
debs
debentures
Wilson
3V4S
Co
&
1st
1970
§ A 1st
A Certificates
of deposit
§ASu & Du div & term 1st 4s
Winston-Salem
98%
101%
S
B
1st
Central
general
4s
20
100%
101%
59
80 Va
86%
101%
99
101 Si
—
__
—
99%
97
98%
98%
4
99%
99%
2
103%
23
102 Va
104"
«r'—
112 %
113
J-J
99%
103
103
v
•'
99%
96%
-
Ry—
4s
75%
78
52
44%
42%
45
72
M-N
125
74%
49 Va
41 Va
46%
41 Va
1976
J-D
*3'As
1971
J-J
Service
78
74%
77%
J-J
1936
Certificates of deposit
Wisconsin Electric Power,2%s
Public
99%
101%
100 Si
'
A
Wisconsin
.
100
141
„
*97%
"
J-J
"T
99%
100% 100%
*100Si
A-O
1960
mortgage 3s
102
100%
99 Va
J-J
1958
D
101
*100%
100%
M-S
1967
1949
series
97
^Wisconsin
100 Va
99%
10
83%
83
J-D
mtge
63%
62
101 %
26
■"
100'/a 101
J-J
1992
1st
96%
97%
101 Va
M-S
J-J
103%
101%
100
■
M-N
94%
1
83
1949
102 y4
_2
99%
100%,.
J-J
1973
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C
52
98 V*
98'A
152
101
M-S
Gen & ref M 2%s series A
98 V4
101% 101%
54%
52%
100
101
1951
2%s
Mfg
debentures
20
96
109%
54
12
•
M-N
IP'77
&
debentures
97
95%
96
108
32
99% 100"
1951
30
J-J
3
56 Va
52%
May
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
105%
45%
102'A 102%
F-A
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debs
46
*41%
Westinghouse El
104
96
103%
107%
'55
1960
2.65s conv
M-N
106%
•
1950
4%s
estate
5s
&
111'A
1
**2
99%
106%
1001/4
Telegraph Co—
Funding & real
25-year gold 5s
&
a_
99%
56%
54
&
Memphis Div 1st gold 5s
55
51
i.—
105 %
100
Devel
90%
55
106%
108% 108%
J-J
M-S
A-O
Devel
89 Va
1966
2361
M-a
Devel
1956
series I
guaranteed
4s
2361
Western
95 Va,
93%
13
93%
93'A
113
gtd
Registered
87%
79%
J-J
J-J
stpd
5s
Western Maryland 1st mtge 4s
1952
Western Pacific 4%s inc A
Jan 2014
101
100
—
West
Ltg
mtge
West Penn
■
1986
1996
mtge 2%s series E
1st mtge 2%s series F
1st mtge 2 Vis series G
Southern Ry 1st cons gold
97
*100Va
104%
'
92%
96 %
(subordinated)
Warren
95 Vt
M-N
92
87%
2
*105% 105%
M-N
96%
100%
2
105% 105%
105%
1970
98%
M-a
1st mtg 3%s ser A-1975
Pacific
debs
97
1977
A
99 Va
98%
"5
88
97
1969
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
4Vis
88
94 Va
96'/a
72 Va
1981
4 Vis
100%
M-N
debentures 3V4S_1976
conv
76%
,96%
Baking Co—
Gen
Gold
100
74
96
Co—
Gold
M-N
70%
2
98 %
—
*98 Va
J-J
Indiana
70 %
*'97
Apr
83
80%
80 Va
70 %
Apr
(Hiram) G & W 2%s debs_1966
Walworth Co
Ward
debentures
*80%
Apr
-
96%
123
—
Gen mtge 4s inc series A
Jan 1981
Gen mtge inc 4'As series B__Jan 1991
1st mtge 3V4S series B
1971
54
25
100
102 Va 102%,.
2%s
1st
■
Wabash RR Co—
97'A
96
1
5
96'A
123 Vs
2%s
Southern
Southern
•
96
Tel & Tel Co—
debentures
1st
~2
54
W
69%
95%
101
96 Vi
62%
105
96 Va
54
101
J-J
21
"
~5
97%
97%
-105 %
95%
•»
104%
—
97 %
105%
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Ref
&
Ref
Corp
Texas
&
New
&
ref
&
ref
Orleans
M
1st
J-J
1985
M
3 Vis
A-O
-
B
.
series C
1990
2000
J-J
Texas
1st
101%
105%
37
105
106
96%
J-D
1985
Pacific
&
116%
99%
5
105 Ve
96%
2
96
99
A-O
5s
Gen & ref M 3%s series E
Texas
115%
7
#■•101% 101 %
105%
Yonkers
RR—
series
3%s
M-N
1970
116% 116%
A-O
1965
deb
3s
1st
-
2019
imp M 4s series C
imp 2%s series D
&
Texas
gold
Pacific-Missouri
93
7
127
5
118%
19
97%
92%
„
■'
127
99%
98%
98%
a
97%
92
included
127
Third
A
Tol
RR
of
Ave Ry
Adj
1960
1st ref 4s
income 5s
J-D
8
52%
55%
128
26%
25%
26%
278
21%
/
range
n
95%
J-J
94
94
not
sale
the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year*a range, r Cash
Included
in
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
.
>
in
the
71%
year's
y Ex-coupon.
range,
impaired
by
maturity.
.
■
.
..
of
45%
102
*Friday's bid and asked prices;
99%
'
99%
*99
„
1976
not
98%
98%
M-8
year's
sale
the
102
50
J-D
1961
the
§Negotiability
100%
54%
A-O
impt 3%s__ 1960
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
101% 101%
J-J
Jan 1960
-
& Ohio Cent ref &
.101%
Power 2%s
included
Pacific—
Orleans 3%s_. 1974
New
in
&
delivery
not
101%
*
Term
Elec Lt
Deferred
IOO'/b
A Bonds
no
sales being transacted during current week.
:/v'
selling flat.
...v..-v'\"
1
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
NOTICE—Cash
in
footnote
a
in
and
the
deferred
week
in
delivery sales
which
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of the week, and when selling outside the regular weekly range are shown
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
are
they occur.
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning on Saturday, April 30
and ending the current Friday, May 6.
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.
h--'.■'
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
New York Curb
•
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat
Co
Range
Shares
Alloys
Range Since January 1
Low
2%
1,000
10
1
IVb
Jan
3%
"3%
Jan
American Fork & Hoe
4%
Jan
American
1%
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
700
8V4
Feb
200
5% Mar
6%
500
5%
Feb
7
Apr
92 Va
Jan
95%
Associates
Inc
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power
Alaska
Alles
Fisher
1
J)
4.20%
Internat
Allied
Products
9%
6V4
6'A
~6'A
6V4
6%
100
94%
94%
94%
5%
5%
5%
3,600
16
16V4
250
x6
6%
1,900
_„3
-
50
pfd^_
Inc
83
•r
200
1
common
Allied
-
1
Appliance
Southern
Airlines
&
(N
Electric
9%
500
Jan
3% May
1% Mar
9%
3%
3%
1
Air-Way
Investing Corp
(Mich)
common
Power
32%
•
Air
Cities
American
Apr
2
Agnew
5
Jan
91
3%
Feb
V
10% Mar
Class
4%%
$2.50
American
Jan
10c
1
1
American
Apr
American
6
Apr
5
6 %
Hard
Rubber
Co__"
Jan
Mar
American
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
American
17%
Jan
American Metal Products
Mfg Co common
Maracaibo
20
25
25
6%
1
Altofer
•
Bros
Aluminum
$3.75
Co
common
of
America
cumulative
common
preferred
•
x6
5Vb
Mar
6
49%
46%
49%
Feb
2,900
46 %
May
Jan
6 Vb May
American
Meter
Jan
American
Potash
Mar
Class
9%
54
96%
97'%
150
93%
98 'A Mar
23%
100
23% Mar
26%
Jan
450
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
Amer
45'A
46%
1,700
44%
Apr
51%
Jan
Chem
class
A
Jan
18%
Jan
45% May
Jan
113% May
2% Jan
111
50
-
2V4
600
2 Vs
250
27 Va
Feb
31%
Apr
x33%
x33% x33%
100
32%
Jan
34%
Apr
13%
Jan
2V4
13
22%
22 Vb
23
300
24%
24
25
5,400
17%
Goods
Industries
Aluminum
Ltd
Mfg
*
common
*
common
23%
*
3%
4 Vb
8%
8%
45%
$6
series
preferred
American Bantam
American
American
Car
Beverage
Book
For footnotes
Co
class A
common
Co
see
1
page
35.
Writ.ine Paper common
5%
U
%
64
64
1?
Apr
1%
Jan
American
IVb
%
Jan
1%
Jan
40
preferred
Anchor Post Products
2,400
1
100
Thread
61
Feb
66
Jan
Angerman Co Inc
common
Feb
51/4
Jan
8
Feb
10'A
Jan
Jan
36
600
34
Feb
41
24 Vs
*
25%
175
23'/8
Jan
28'A Mar
900
22%
Jan
28 V» Mar
21%
Feb
25 Vb
2%
Jan
24 Vb
24
24%
21 Va
21%
22
2
3%
3%
10c
Va
2,300
400
%
75
3 Va
13,100
650
77
58
Jan
5%
B
7
"5%
— —
——
■■
500
—
—
%
77
Feb
4%
5Vb
Feb
6%
4% Mar
5%
71/4
8
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
1/4 Mar
4%
0
1
15% Mar
31/4
16,900
35%
36
*
American
-Mar
Feb
Apr
Mar
31
100
8%
".
Mar
14
100
14V4
"3%
10
Republics
Seal-Kap common
Superpower Corp common
251/4
25'A
31
"
Aluminum
Aluminum
Apr
Jan
22%
__
14V4
Jan
12% Mar.
50
13
•
American
6%
&
Feb
Feb
17%
29% x30 V4
2
*
B *
American
23%
6V4
100
Co
6%
37%
1
Altes Brewing Co
High
1
350
113% 113%
2%
25
common
Mar
"12,600
45%
-1
Co
6
x30 %
25
Laundry Mach
Light & Trac common
preferred
15% Mar
Low
300
18
43%
45
100
Corp common
preferred
convertible
preferred
3%
1
5
19
com
preferred
Apr
Range Since January I
High
17%
*
common
Electric
&
convertible
Mar
6%
1
Gas
Shares
Light—
B
American General
$2
&
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Aero
Supply Mfg
Surpass Shoe Stores.^
Ainsworth
Mfg
common..
Sale Price
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
21V4 Mar
2
I
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Inc
6
Friday
1
common
MAY
STOCKS—
High
warrants
Stores
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
•
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Sales
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Last
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Exchange
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Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
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THE
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NEW
Monday, May 9, 1949
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Friday
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Priee
New York Curb Exchange
Low
Par
for Week
New York Curb
Range Since January 1
Shares
Par
Argus
T
2%
2%
8%
7%
8%
104
2%
Feb
8*4
2*4 May
5*4
3,200
24,100
3%
Jan
8% May
9% May
8%
9%
61,800
5%
Jan
10%
1,200
10%
Jan
10%
Clayton ft Lambert
Jan
8%
8*4
500
6%
Feb
8%
17%
1,800
16%
Feb
19%
22%
22%
200
21% Mar
23 %
8%
8%
700
7% Mar
8%
Apr
Jan
7%
Feb
A Mar
%
Jan
Feb
22%
Jan
*
1
preferred
Aspinook (The) Corp
...
-
f
American dep rets reg
7
£1
Associated Laundries of America
•
Associated Tel ft Tel class A
•
0
"A
Id
20%
——
nr
100
20%
25
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
2%
2%
2%
5 %
5%
4,600
14%
2,500
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
—1
common
4%
10%
10%
200
20
—
com-
I
-
■'
—.
---
——
11%
11%
11%
8
5
25
7*
4%
Mar
Jan
*•
36*4
32% Mar
100
35*4
100
C8->:\ 8
——1
7
4%
4%
4%
Jan
Beau-Brummel Ties
■
14*4
14*4
6%
6%
400
r
—J
common
Apr
10%
5
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Tel of Canada common
1%
36%
7%
36%
300
7%
7%
7% May
Jan
26*4
Jan
38
Jan
x45
Apr
1
13%
11%
10%
11%
6%
9
350
(HO) Co common
5*4* prior cum pfd
Borne, Scrymser Co
Bourjols Inc
•
3
5,200
2%
6
650
23%
33
—
Bridgeport Gas Light Co—
Bridgeport Oil Co
Brlllo Mfg Co common
Mar
74
Mar
21%
7
•
15%
Jan
18
5 y8
100
4%
Jan
6
21%
22%
Oil Co
•
21
21
21%
Apr
15
Apr
Feb
15
Jan
Apr
10
£1
11%
11%
£1
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power
class A
Class B
9%
10 %
75
9%
Apr
10s
1%
<1%
100
1%
Feb
•
22%
—
•
Brown Form an
Distillers
—10
Brown Rubber Co
common
Bruce (E L) Co
1
common
'•
•
Bunker Hill ft Sullivan
Burd Piston
Ring Co
2.00
600
2%
9
Anr
10%
1,200
Feb
5*4
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
Jan
16%
12*4o
20#
20%
4*4
Jan
10%
Apr
6,200
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;7.
2
12
•
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9%
Feb
12'A
Apr
%
1%
11
Jan
pfd
3%
1,000
3%
Jan
32%
34%
4,500
30%
Feb
%
Jan
6% %
1
preference
—.—
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I
~4% "4%
"in
Duke
12*4 Mar
Class B
Capital City Products
7%
Carman ft Co
~7%
~7% "7%
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
6%
Feb
7% Mar
20%
Jan
,
125
20%
Power
22
East Gas
3%
1,800
3%
14%
22
Feb
1
10*4
7%
7%
700
7% May
9%
—
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1%
1%
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15
8%
50
8%
8%
100
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46%
200
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—
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21
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—
46
1%
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8,100
15
10
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8%
3%
30
30
Apr
48
Jan
28
4*4 Mar
3%
100
100
74%
74%
77
60
10
10
200
1
1
common
—
30
3*4
Feb
Mar
•
300
1,600
v:
15
-
Jan
Jan
Apr
6%
132
500
2
20
300
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Jan
10%
11,000
2%
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25
26%
Jan
'
200
1
—
-
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13
10
10%
700
9%
63
150
60%
77%
79
75
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--
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Jan
3% Mar
32
14%
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
Apr
22 Va
13% Feb
20% Mar
62%
10%
.
Jan
Jan
6%
100
13%
13%
13%
•
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12
400
32
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32
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Feb
65
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74
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79
200
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Jan
May
—
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7%
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Jan
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11%
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10% Mar
5%
Jan
12%
Jan
10
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——
2%
2%
•
_
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■
1
Co
Feb
2
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Sugar
69
May
77
Feb
750
69
Feb
75
Apr
3%
—,
4%
37% Mar
.
~2
2
500
2
Jan
37% Mar
2%
Feb
Jan
Apr
63
Jan
Apr
54 %
Jan
•
56
53%
56
75
53
•
47%
47
47%
75
47
12%
12%
100
11% Mar
63%
62%
63%
225
60
6%
6%
300
.
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shares of beneficial lnt
1
•
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162
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42,900
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13%
14%
168
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1,490
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8%
8%
11,900
12%
1
12%
13%
2,500
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10c
1%
200
600
1%
2,800
34%
1%,
34
6*4
13%
6%
13
1
Jan
10
150
14% Apr
170% May
8% May
Feb
Feb
6
Jan
9%
Jan
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101%
Apr
Feb
7%
Apr
Feb
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Apr
Feb
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11
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32
Feb
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Jan
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140
97
100
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Mar
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Eureka Pipe Line common
Feb
Apr
425
71%
3
71
Esquire Inc
Mar
5
4%
3
70
70
69
Eureka
3,100
69
ft Fuel Assn common—
.%
18,500
15
15
13
15
100
Mar
4
%
.14
;
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A
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
Jan
Feb
18
Jan
36
4%
Jan
Jan
60 Ve
6%
63
85%
—
—
Voting trust ctfs
15
Jan
Falrchlld
J
Fansteel
14%
800
12 Va
Feb
4%
4%
9,900
3%
Feb
12%
11%
12%
7,500
8%
Feb
61
61
10
59%
1
ft Instrument
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Engine ft Airplane
Metallurgical
4%
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—
55
5
; >;
—
3
.
—
7%
63
6%
900
3
100
First York Corp common
7%
Feb
7% Mar
5
May
3
Jan
3%
3%
3 %
1,000
7%
*700
.
Jan
Feb
9%
3
36%
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(Phila)
Fire
Jan
Feb'
35 %
—
Association
Apr
Mar
5%
7
—
Feb
Feb
5%
—
—
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
4
Jan
Fishman
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to
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6% Mar
7% Mar
7%
Jan
10 Vb
Jan
-
$1
-
-
Amer
dep rets ord reg-
Ford Motor
Ford Motor
of
•
11
225
Jan
225
10% Apr
57% Mar
13%
63%
64 %
Jan
14%
25
14 Va Mar
17%
Feb
Franklin Simon ft Oo Ino common.
8 Vb
9%
2,100
6
600
6
—
8%
8%
Jan
10
Apr
28
16
16
50
14%
65 %
;
Jan
2%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Mar
33
■
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Feb
16
May
4*4*
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preferred
A*
5%
1,200
4%
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20%
20%
100
17%
Feb
21
21%
21%
Mar
23
5
5%
Feb
21%
50
20
Jan
Feb
'
11
10% Mar
2%
75
--
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14*4
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600
28
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9
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0
—
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28
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Ford Motor Co Ltd—
10
—
61
2%
.
1
16%
13%
-
(MH)
Class B voting-
-
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$8 dlv cum preferred
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Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox (Peter) Brewing
*
35.
88%
5%
320
—
—
500
.
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Mfg common
Chicago Rivet ft Mach
Chicago ft Southern Air Lines
79% May
%
_
1
—50
1
8%
300
8%
500
8
——
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8*2
8%
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8
700
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400
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8% May
10
Jan
7
Mar
9
Apr
8
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1
;
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5,400
%
■
7%
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9%
14
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9%
,
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9%
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15%
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600
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9%
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133
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Jan
2%
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11%
Feb
21 '/a
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Jan
32
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Feb
11%
Jan
6
3
9% May
20%
r
9%
•
Equity Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
13% Mar
74% May
9 % Mar
—
~6%
62%
2.60
10
•
33%
;
Mar
26
■
2
page
6
14%
Jan
2
2*4
>
.100
Emsco
111% Mar
2
800
1,900
10
see
Apr
Jan
105% May
8% Mar
Jan
5%
■
9%
14
•
Empire Mill work Corp
Apr
Feb
x4% Mar
'.J
4.
4
10
common
Inc
common
footnotes
Jan
Apr
117%
Mar
-
•30
—
9%
•
Empire District Electrlo 1% pfd
1
—
—
30
100
Chamberlin Co of America
For
'
'
2*4
21
.10$
Option
Apr
3%
Feb
V
Mar
12%
__
3%
100
preference
Charis Corp
102
1,300
•
10
Co
Fairchild Camera
Conv pfd opt dlv ser
Conv pfd opt dlv ser 1929
Cessna Aircraft Co
Apr
7%
.
Electrographic Corp common
Jan
2
—
3%
100
(Central States Elec 6% preferred—100
7% preferred
100
Conv
14%
2%
3%
46
Mar
>
1
A-
Easy Washing Machine class B—
Jan
109
3%
-1
3.50% preferred
Central Ohio Steel ProductsCentral Power ft Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co
8% Apr
13% Jan
•
Jan
12
V'.V-*
7%
.14%
■
•
''i—
9%
'
•
Electric Bond ft
Central Maine Power Co—
Century Investors
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1% Jan
30
-
r
2
'
(AM) ft Co
Catalln Corp of America
„
Feb
Mar
,
75
J
2*4
W
'A.;
1
Chem Oo Ltd
Electrlo Power ft Light
5
1
—
A
7%
£1
$5 pfd shares of beneficial lnt-.
Jan
*
Castle
Feb
-
Apr
Apr
31
-
•
preferred series A$6 preferred series B
Jan
2s 0d
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common
1
Jan
100
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preferred-
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7% May
£1
825
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1
$7
Ltd—
dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord
.
5% Mar
10
class B
Eastern States Corp.
— \,r
100
1
1,100
.
30
;
Jan
7%
5
Eastern Malleable iron.
Jan
7%
•
14%
105*4 105%
105%
43
Feb
41%
;
6%
5*4
1,200
ft 2% :•
3%
•
;5% Mar
712 v
250
2%
41%
6%
Mar
7%
•
•
1,800-
12%
7 43
4% *
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$-
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
Amer
21
20%
—
300
•
2.50
common
7%
-
Apr
Jan
42'
8% Mar
Feb
•
Carolina Power ft Light $5 pfd
Amer
4% May
3% Feb
13,700
•
1
7%
6%
:
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6% Mar
400
■7 2 %
;~2%
8
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•
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1,000,
8,100,.
5%
12%
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6%
■:
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fa':v!6*fc Mar
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4%
;
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
100
Carey Baxter ft Kennedy Inc
Carreras
200
5%
•
common
%
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14%
.
Jan
•
Canadian Industries Ltd—
7% preferred
Canadian
Marconi
Carnation Co
4%
Feb
7 J/4
4J8
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—
voting
non-voting
300
-1,800 i
6%
—100
Driver Harris Co
20
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Convertible
preferred
Class A
3%
—
8
Camden Fire
Insurance—
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
15%
,J 5% Mar
Jan
—
1
•
4%
50
,
(5%
8
eommon—
Duval Texas Sulphur.
00#
£1
Calif Cotton Mills Co
California Electric Power
Jan
Jan
2,000 ;
6%
%
88
florp
nrappr
2% Mar
Feb
—
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
C
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
A
8*4
73%
Durham Hosiery class B common.
Duro Test Corp commonII—1
.
-
,
2%
■
Feb
%
40%
•15%
•
American dep rets 5%
Calamba Sugar Estate
Apr
Jan
7% Mar
,,
40%
5%
.
Jan
Mar
14
28%
1,000
.1,900
8%
'
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Duraloy (The)
Cable Electric Products
common
Cables ft Wireless—
1 %
Feb
:?€%
..
Jan
3% Jan
•,
Mar
2,100
?6%
lOo
Dominion Steel ft Coal class B
Jan
100
dep rets
Dominion
Feb
%
1,800
12
Apr
12
103*4
v.:'1
Jan
...1
5
—60c
Domestic Credit Corp class
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd-
Jan
100
A
1%
•
22 %
6,500
10
3
.7100
12%
12
•
83% Mar :
,
400
1
5%
1
Dobeckmun Co common
5
May
11% Mar
%
1%
—
Apr
100
15%
10
%
lb
100
1,100
5
XI4%
14%
7%
500
11%
5
1,400
17% May
3
1 V
Distillers Oo Ltd—
Jan
4%
8%
87%
'
12 % Mar
Jan
17
2
-I.oe
eommon—
Detroit Steel Products
Jan
1,000
11
n
1
Burma
Corp Amer dep rets
Burry Biscuit Corp
Butler (P H) common
2 *4 May
2%
9%
16%
—*
84%
0
Foundry
Detroit Gray Iron
Devoe ft Raynolds
Apr
5
8%
—
2.50
Bruck Mills Ltd class
B
Buckeye Pipe Line
23%
21% Mar
Feb
4%
2%
f>.
—-
2,300
.2.00
Derby Oil Co common
Detroit Gasket ft Manufacturing-
Jan
2
Ino
Delay Stores common
Dennlson Mfg class A
8% debenture.
Jan
9
1
Junior pfd
300
23%
-17%
J an
9 %
*
n«y MinftR Tnn
V .
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Dayton Rubber Co class A
21% May
19% Mar
200
Jan
2,900
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Davidson-Brothers
•
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord
bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Oelanese Ltd—
Feb
11%
8%
0
100
Mills
Hosiery
Davenport
Feb
11%
3,200
Apr
13 %
13
Apr
103%
.>■•%
—*
-10
Lighting Inc common——
Mfg Co (Mo)
.Apr
Jan
2,200
.27
2flo
;
8
100
12%
1
common
7*4 May
Jan
58%
•160
33%
preferred
Curtis
Jan
12%
-
67%
'3
1
Brewing Oo
Curtis
Apr
5%
5
13
100
,
113%
"l
Jan
1,800
•
Class A-
7%
66%
Jan
Apr
16%
•
Apr
Feb
16
1
Feb
32 %
Jan
Jan
16%
16%
28%
Jan
convertible preferred
5%
5%
7% Mar
Apr
•
•
75
109
•
preferred class A
Cuban Tobacco
Jan
62
20
Brazilian Traction
Light ft Power
Breeze Corp common
Jan
3*4
Feb
26
100
Jan
5% Mar
170
786*4
•
—1
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
11 % May
Feb
24%
25%
Apr*
4*2
40%
<17%
1
Oo
Crystal Oil Refilling common
$6 preferred
Jan
7%
Apr
Mar
2%
3
14%
13% May
350
•
common
Bohack
British-American
;
Distributing Co
Inc
Crown Drug Co Common
Apr
35%
13%
4%
31%
m
Apr
9
•
13 Yb
Jan
1% May
Feb
7%
17%
4
Crosley Motors Inc..
!__Ii
Crowley Mllner ft Co_
Crown Cent Petrol (Md)
0
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partlc.
•
Apr
37Va
—,•
Convertible preferred—
Blckford's Inc common
V
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry ft Mach Co
com.*
Blauner's common
J
1
Blue Ridge Corp common
4
18,700
Jan
11 *4
1
Croft
Jan
Jan
2
Feb
400
Apr
12
101% 102%
Creole Petroleum
Mar
5%
10
Jan
33 %
1
—1
14
Feb
Mar
8% Mar
20
Apr
7%
4
65
—00
Courtaulds Ltd—
v
~
7
American dep receipt# (ord reg) —£1
Jan
6%
200
1
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Benson ft Hedges common
cum
16*4
Feb
—I
5%
Feb
*
$1
'
(AS) Shoe Corp
Blumenthal (8) ft Co
Feb
5%
,
Feb
Jan
4%
112% 113
112%
Liquidating Corp.
—•
Smelt Ltd——0
'
Jan
6
13%
100
1
Jan
1,950
1
Utilities
Gas
Corroon ft Revnolds common
Seellg Mfg—
$1.20 convertible A common
Basic Refractories Inc
Baumann (L) ft Co common
Apr
5%
Jan
7%
66 V.y
*
100
100
Cornucopia Gold Mine#
8% Mar
Feb
4% Mar
8,300
34%
35
-
i.
*
Feb
Mar
2,'750
31%
20
Cosden Petroleum common
American shares
Barium Steel Corp
Barlow ft
35*4
35*4
8
3%
40O
2
1%
1
Inc
Consolidated Mining ft
55% Mar
47% Feb
2,200
Jan
7
5*4 Mar
22
37%. 39 Va
4%
4%
•-"38%
Consolidated Royalty OIL.
———10
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp
1
Coro
preferred
4%
49%
Jan
2
800
4%
:1%
preferred, aeries O
ConBol
Locomotive—
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco de los Andes—
Beck
48*4
Mar
»
11%
1
Cook Paint ft Varnish Co
49*4
—
Feb
Mar
3%
3,500
5'
6%
1956.
to
Consolidated
Feb
15 %
Jan
11
Apr
4%
Cooper
■■■
13
17
7
Jan
6% Mar
1,300
6%
Continental Fdy ft Machln# Co
Babcock ft Wilcox Co
100
^
•
%
1%
4,800
30
27%
'•4%
series B preferred——
4%%
*
Jan
B
Baldwin
.
4%
Consol G E L P Bait common
,
Jan
11 %
Mar
Vtc ext
Jan
8%
Jan
,23
'
200
Hotel
Commodore
Jan
6
6% Mar
,5
'
1%
6%
<
2C
21%
200
'
.
Jan
2
Compo Shoe Machinery—
200
'
15
6'A
Community Public Service
5
.
150
800
1%
>27%
-
Colt's Manufacturing Co
Jan
7%
'mm
Jan
16
2%
2%
'
Jan
Apr
*
Jan
1
Avery (B P) ft Sons
preferred
14
2%
warrants
3%
7%
1
Colorado Fuel ft Iron
51%
•
Automatlo Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayrshire Collieries Corp
14
14%
4%
14%
1
May
39
50
Atlas
Jan
——
Airlines
Apr
Feb
2% May
900
5%
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
16%
12%
•
Colonial Sand ft Stone Co
Industries—
Associated Electric
500
•
Development ordinary
Colonial
14%
-
.
Cockshutt Plow Co common
Colon
47% May
6%
-
20
Club Aluminum Product# Co
Jan
Feb
—
Feb
■
Mfg——4
Apr
17%
—
Apr
1%
Cllnchfield Coal Corp common
114% Mar
113%
8%
17*4
•
%
38%
.,..'>15%.
16
W.
Co.
Claude Neon Inc common
Feb
1
—
Mfg
Clarostat
Jan
1%
2,400
; 45,700
10%
City ft Suburban Homes
Clark Controller Co
Jan
105 *4 Mar
Apr
High
;
V
U
47%
14
,V.
14
City Auto Stamping-
3*4 Mar
Feb
5*4 Mar
103%
10%
9%
17%
15% Mar
2.00
Arkansas Power ft Light $7 pfd
B%
120
2%
Ashland Oil ft Refining Co
conv
600
6
6
•
10
preferred
$1.20
300
6
•
Common class A non-voting
Equipment Corp
3 Vb'
104%
3%
104%
Arkansas Natural Gas common
Aro
325
1
-1
10C
1
Inc
6%
16%
15%
Low
%
46%
Cities Service common
.
Range Since January 1
44*4
1
Mining.
Chief Consolidated
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Blec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%% pfd
Shares
High
Low
,
High
Low
High
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
Week's
.
Last
STOCKS—
,
STOCKS—
Jan
"9%
Apr
f
THE
Number 4801
169
Volume
CUMMEKU1AL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(2017)
'4-
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
:
Last
<
Sale Price
EXCHANGE
ENDED
MAY
Friday
STOCKS—
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Low
New York Curb
(DEmll)
preferred—
5 %
14 3,4
5%
V.
14 % Mar
88%
500
3%
300
2,500
15%
Jan
Feb
j8
Krueger
Mar,,
1%
Low
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Low
common
Rubber
9%
Co
Brewing
_1
—
20%
I193/4
-1
20%
7 3/8
12
400
12
10
12
Mar
18%
125
7
—1
Co
High
Feb
103/4 Mar
.19
Knott Corp common.
Kobacker
Stores..
Apr
92%
5% May
l3^ Jan
20 %
May
7%
Jan
Apr
6%
100
100
Feb
12
11%
Jan
12% Mar
May
Apr
Jan.
3%
Apr
33/4
22%
Feb
23%
Feb
8%
28
preferred
conv
1%
3 3/8
1%
Alloys
7
1%
-i
Co
•
•General Builders Supply Corp com—1
6 %
14%
100
i
i
(tollman Mlg Co common
Oeneral
100
.<
*
Co
(IB)
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Kleinert
Sales
Week's
Last
>
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Klein
Gatlneau Power Co common-
(►
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
Sales
RatTfl
'■
.
Exchange
New York Curb
CURB
FOR
Apr
8%
Jan
Oeneral Electric Co Ltd—
Amer
Oeneral
•
Oeneral
General
•
Oeneral
<
Georgia
$5
preferred
(AC)
Gilchrist
Glen
250
Jan
8%
Jan
100% Mar
102%
Feb
5%
Feb
4
Jan
3%
3%
2,600
3%
3
4,000
2% Mar
.
-.2%
...
10
100
20
114% 115
150
100-
•
—
•
31
95
* Jan
100
Jan
116
113%
106
~5%
5%
•
Jan
Feb
4
Jan
3,100
Apr
183/4
Jan
10
1,800
16%
Apr
21%
Jan
400
9%
Apr
11 %
1
Globe-Union
5
Inc
7
17%
•
14%
17
17%
10
''
M.
10
14%
300
13%
Jan
14%
800
2%
Jan
*
1% Jan
38% Mar
43
Jan
•
(Adolf) Inc
21
24%
Jan
•
Godchaux Sugars class A
>
Class
:
74%
Jan
80
Feb
%
Jan
$4.50 prior preferred
B
.
Ooldfield Consolidated Mines
•Goodman Mfg Co
Gorham Inc
.
Gorham
class A
U
Jan
53%
Jan
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
14%
Mfg
%
1
I
2
-
.%
"4%
•
.
Corp
common
•
Oreat
Atlantic
Non-voting
:v
-
7%
1st
ft Pacific
conv
States
preferred
V,7't
—
11%
7%
7
A.
100
/
700
7 :
V
140
110
200
.103 %
90'
139% 140
24%
7
24%
24%
22%
22%
common__25c
8%
8%
8%
pfd—
.
Rayon
Apr
v
of
23 S/8
l
dep.
102
-i
<
Feb
%
Hecla
5% %
4%
.;
-1
:
r
:-:
i
w
1
i
1
1
1
100
10%
10 Va
10%
11
li
25,400
%
8%
66%
Feb
78 %
Apr
16 %
Feb
20 %
Jan
111% lllVa
50
111%
Feb
Lynch Corp
12 V«
100
113/8
Apr
13 VB
13%
300
10%
Jan
'133/4
Apr
14 %
14%
400
13
Feb
14 Va
Apr
25
Apr
25
Apr
•
.
*
-
v:7
1
12 Vs
8%
1%
.
MacJdntosh-Hemphill Co
-Maine Public Service
,*
Mangel Stores
I
Co
corn-
Baking Oo
common
«...
1
(The B) Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Massey Harris
■
——
•
".
'
*
7/7
—
+-
Jan
Mar
Feb
••■8%
Mar
V
Jan
,
Apr
12%
Feb
10
>
Lock
Hussman
ft
Inc
common
ft
stock
preferred.
Hydro-Electric Securities
_
_
1
.
50
32-%
19%
.:;4::;v
•
36
36
36
1
■'
7__
—
12
■
19
2V4
Feb
23/8 Jan
144
109
Jan
Jan
4
Apr.
6
Apr
3%
Apr
22%
$2
Jan
11%
1,000
Apr
13/4
77-
Jan
4
Jan
2
Feb
12% May
47%
Feb
Midwest
Miller
Oil
Zinc
Co
•
common
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets registered
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Imperial Tobacco of Oreat Britain
ft Ireland
convertible preferred
500
10>/4
Power
&
Molybdenum Corp
Monogram Pictures
4.40%
Apr
Royalty
-1
Iron
Fireman Mfg v t c
Irving Air Chute
Italian Superpower Corp com cl A
1%
Producers
Apr
Mountain
Feb
22
Feb
7% May
73/4 Mar
11
Jan
11 %
Jan
8% Mar
11%
47
Jan
55%
States
Tel
Julian
ft
Kokenge
Co
common
Tel
ft
Apr
3/4
Feb
1
Jan
Muter
13%
3,700
12%
Feb
14
1%
8,700
"53 k
400
300
Z
*
1%
Feb
143/4
Apr
3% Mar
%
3,200
Jan
2% Mar
5%.
1%
17
Company
•
5%
5%
1,200
;
4%
4%
300
•
Namm's
33%
Corp
Feb
6%
A5%
Inc
1
Kennedy's
cumulative
—
_
Kidde (Walter) ft Oo.
Kimberly-Clark Oorp—
4%% preferred
Kings County Lighting
—
Jan
20%
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
Hess
footnotes
see
2%
Jan
10 V4
Jan
Mar
25
Apr
12
Feb
16%
Jan
4%
Jan
100
18 % Mar
19%
Jan
400
20
13%
325
3%
100
21%
21%
19
22
2%
2%
2%
7
6%
7
900
1,800
common
2Va
9
Feb
Mar
22
May
Feb
3
Apr
63/4 Mar
7%
Jan
Feb
32%
Jan
83/8 Mar
10 y*
29%
93%
300
Jan
97
Jan
Feb
24
9
Feb
30
Apr
91
25
89%
Jan
91
98
100
91
98
2%
25
200
169 %
310
33
169 %
2%
168
1
34 V2
75
98
2%
8V4 Mar
3% Mar
33
3%
3%
500
13%
13%
13%
32
323/a
1,100
550
31%
100% 100 Va
V 20
97%
_•
100%
95
May
101%
Apr
2%
167% Mar
"3%
Apr
176
37%
Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
12% Mar
14%
Jan
3 Va
Jan
Feb
7 33% Feb
103%
Jan
5%
6
-
8,800
125
10
13
13
100
1
•
5%
Apr
9%
Fuel
Gas
21%
100
17
Mar
24
24%
100
24
Apr
28
Apr
2.50
9 3/8
9%
300
Feb
10%
Jan
10
12%
12%
300
11
Feb
13%
Jan
9%
9%
100
9
Feb
12%
Jan
11%
113/4
13
Jan
126 %
Mfg & Stores
common
common
Co
Apr
Neptune Meter
-
1,300
3
Mar
5 Va
3%
5,800
23/4 Mar
3%
Jan
32 Ve
32
323/4
80
29 % Mar
333/4
Apr
34
34
——
9 %
8,900
8%
100
NestM Le
1
3
10
8
%8
8
700
Va
6%
1,200
7%
75/a
100
6
7%
Jan
NeT/
Haven
Clock
&
Watch
x7
100
10%
9%
Mar
9 V4 Mar
Feb
12 % Mar
4 % %
10'%
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
9
7%
8% Mar
Jan
18%
Jan
Apr
700
Apr
3% Mar
3%
3,400
2%
Apr
43/a
9
100
6%
Feb
9
■3
Jan
May
16% Mar
14%
Co.,
79%
230
1%
6,600
Feb
5%
79%
Apr
6Va
Feb
79 % May
87 %
1
Jan
23/8
Jan
57
58
600
93/4
10 3/4
12,600
1%
10%
1%
800
1
Mar
3
1%
convertible preferred
& Arizona Land
8
3%
New Jersey Zinc
Mexico
Feb
3
class A
13
11%
3V4
England Tel & Tel
Feb
Feb
Jan
3
5
common
New
9%
113/8
3%
Corp
13 V4 Mar
Jan
Apr
9
1
30o
Feb
Jan
8%
8
173/4 Mar
*
common
Mur Co
'"'i '
wU'Vl .77'
Jan
Jan
9% Apr
8%
8%
8Ve
4
12%
11% May
4
3
1
Machinery
(Herman)
300
3 Va
3 Va
'
10%
83/4
1
•
113/4
■
20 Va
•
'
National Rubber
Jan
123% Mar
22 3A- Jan
I
25
National Pressure Cooker
Nelson
125
1
3%
•
common
preferred
National Radiator
New
10$
common
...
1
1
page 35.
;
I
1
(•
Mar
New
Park
Jan
5%
Apr
New
Process
263/4
Jan
333/4
Apr
N
Y
Auction
15%
-
2%
—•
105
3V8
350
15%
200
15
Feb
17
Mar
N
Y
3
•
_
J—
Mar
1,900
33%
5
33%
—
103
5%
33%
5
•
60
1
Kirkland Lake G M Oo Ltd
For
_
Feb
Mar
1%
Mar
7%
Jan
Apr
67
Jan
6
Feb
11%
Apr
l3/8
Jan
13/4
Apr
56 Va
"
preferred
King Seeley Oorp
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
6
125
—i*
Inc
Key Oo common
4%
pfd
—
6,300
19
1
common
Bellas
National
Jan
4%
4%
19
100
_
8 %
13
10
National Mallinson Fabrics
Jan
K
_
Feb
N
Nachman
Jan
National Union Radio
Co—
6 %
23
Jan
Apr
1%
National Transit
Kansas Gas ft Electric 7%
8,000
3%
Apr
63/4
4% May
3%
•
Kslser-Prazer Corp
7%
Apr
Apr
SOo
common
National Steel Car Ltd
Kawneer
32 Va
Jan
1%
„
Apr
53/4 May
7
Jan
Jan
100
-1,100
5
1
Feb
31%
2%
13
10
%
•
1
-
8%
100
Jan
Mountain
National
Preference
Jan
7,300
2 Va
Feb
1
Jim Brown Stores common
6%
6%
31%
6%
Apr
Apr
7%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jan
1,000
12%
National Breweries
,
Jan
IV4
1
2,100
Jan
National
Jeannette Glass Co common
Feb
9%
Jan
«
3%
10%
May
98
12%
1
800
5%
7%
300
12
3/4
13
Mar
Jan
-5%
1H
pfd
cum
Mt Vernon-Woodborry Mills
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
•
9
•
2%
110%
11
Mar
48
7%
Jan
10 %
7%
£l
6
Jan
7%
Jan
•
10
Jan
3
88 %
Jan
20%
shs_*
Apr
1
1
common
104%
700
~i
•
190
2,000
700
pfd—100
5%
common
400
~7%
Jan
5 Va
9
•
97%
54%
5%
2
108%
53%
109%
7%
73/4
•
Light
Jan
Feb
3% Mar
53/4
l
Montgomery Ward & Co class A____*
Moody Investors partic pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
10%
•
International Safety Razor B
International Utilities common
t
11%
~7%
Apr
6
108 3/4
25
50
4.80% cum pfd series B
Monroe Loan Society com class A
14%
12
2 Vs
31%.
1
1
Mountain States Power
shares
c
50o
common
12%
1,300
11%
50
t
10
Jan
17%
95%
53/8
~i
•
Feb
Feb
200
Jan
Monongahela Power Co—
13%
12
153/4
Feb
1,500
•
Co
Co
4%
•
17% May
17% May
13,300
107
•
International Products
Investors
Feb
Jan
Feb
133/8
Jan
43/4
17%
12
96
coupon
10%
11%
11%
108
International Metal Industries A_
•
9
10
Cigar Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
■r
Preferred $3.50 series
Registered
6% May
16%
pfd—100
International
Petroleum
650
16%
£1
Insurance Co of North America
International
16%
•
Indianapolis Pwr ft Light 4%
7%
4% Mar
*
Registered
^
6%
£1
1,300
Jan
9%
7% Mar
5%
flOo
Missouri Public Service
Illinois
Feb
32%
3%
5
pfd
Mining Corp of Canada
-
1%
1
v
Refineries
Minnesota
37
45
10
Corp
common
Wohl
4%%
Jan
Feb
l3/8 Mar
3,400
4%
•
Abrasive
Mid-West
Jan
14 V4
2.50
Midwest Piping ft Supply common
2% Mar
18
Co
Mid-West
17%
7 % Mar
700
1093/4 109%
4%
1
dividend shares
non-cum
Mldvale
Jan
1%
15
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
Midland Steel Products—
Jan
Mar
2
Feb
35
25o
Middle West Corp—
Ex-distribution
Mar
21
79%
Feb
5
1
6% preferred
Micromatic Hone
Jan
—
"?%
15/b
13%
100
Co
Middle States Petroleum class A
Class B v t c
323/4 May
43
'
600
14 y4
Jan
May
68 3/4
125
12%
2 Vb
12%
13 Va
Jan
6%
13%
100
13%
■
l
preferred
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
Jan
Feb
Co
Participating preferred
Jan
Jan
Feb
>
,
27 % Mar
•
Metal Textile Corp common
Apr
Mar
A
Jan
31/2 May
——
Iron
8%
19 V4
Feb
Feb
6
;
•
Mfg Co
Chapman ft Scott Corp—
0%%
Mesabl
•Apr
17 Va
30 Vb
V;:
75
3%
42%
107%
■
11
31
ft
Feb
2%
2,700
Johnson
2%
"
-
1
i
common
Warrants
Jan
Feb
136
1,000
4
.
3,000
4
Jan
.
15 % Mar
300
75%
4
nil Ib
3
27 Va May
200
19
•
Hygrade Food Products.
138
73%
75 %
1
.
100 -
-
<yVn»'I-, '■
71'—'' 17
_
350
*
—
1st conv
15%
32
5
warrants-
common
50
137.
32%
•
Refrigerator $2.25 pfd_
Oommon
2,400
-
3 Ve
48 Va
■>'
100
Jan
38
Feb
6% May
3,800
83/4 May
,
6 Vs
«...
1%
Merrltt
Jan
42% May
Feb
■i'S'/'i 9
6
10
Feb
15%
14%
May
40%
r-5
Refining
Mfg Oo
9%
27%
96
74
Feb
300
900
:7."-
1%
Corp
Menasco
May
Jan
3%
13 Va
103/4 Mar
Mar
«.W
3
14%
Jan
11
"7
«.«.
1
Mead
Jan
15%
"6%
•
10
common
8%
•
"
3
McCord
Jan
9
-jt-
2%
$2.50 preferred
McKee (A G) & Co class B
McWilllams Dredging
Jan
£•<: X50V4
9% Jan
51/2
.I'l'I;-.:
138
•
100
(Harvey)
Oil
Feb
Jan
14%
Jan
38
-*-:;
II
McAleer Mfg Co common
5% convertible preferred
McClanahan Oil Co common
Apr
93
375
14%
7
——*
common
43%
3Ve
II" 15
preferred
Humble
Apr
113
',
73/1 Mar
__
10
Manlschewitz
Jan
68
1,600
27%
•
new
"..V
20
334
8 S/8
—
Hubbell
88 Va
Feb
M
•
173/4 Mar
v'
lOVa Mar
,
'
42%
& Co
ft Hardart
Huyler's
100
7./
7%
1
Hurd
10
■-
1,000
y
74
74
;
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common
A)
U May
Feb
77%
Apr
-9%
Jan
6%
-
50
■
*
5 %
<A 11
1,200
10%
103/4
1
Holophane
Horn
■.
8%.
Apr
8% Mar
1,500
7%
100
w
Inc
Jan
%
200
Feb
•h,V-1-% Mar-/ :,^;2%
2
1% Feb -
>•••
200.
10%
8%
,
Holly Stores Tna
(Geo
Apr
9%
8
1,025
Feb
8%
6%
Apr
•.15%' May
45%
700
63/4
ft Co class A
Horn ft Hardart
24%
Apr
200
:
111% -Apr
13%
.,7%. Mar
.
•
100
8%
10%
1
Holllnger Consolidated G M
Co
Jan
3,700
8%
6,200
'
ss i J
preferred w w
Border's
400
-
.
13 Va
./"7%
•
•
preferred
Hormel
1%
13
•
; •'
400
-
1%
10%
common
4%
..
A
160
1%
8%
..m
•
_
Henry Holt ft Oo common
Hoe (R)
15%
47'
1%
■
1
5
550
46%
46%
-1
Ooa.
500
9%*.
15%
25
A
00
21%
233/4
19 Vs
Marion Power Shovel
4%
8%
"9%
TIr 5
Rubinstein common.
Class
Jan
76%
-
Mining Co
Helena
Apr
24%
86
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
4%
•
common
Dept Stores
Jan
25%
May
23%
—
183/4
106% Mar
,.13%, Feb
_•
Hathaway Bakerlec Inc
Hearn
26%
Jan
24 %
—
8%
8%
Jan
21% Mar
50
23
•
Mar
7%
75 V»
38% Mar
7% Mar
100
Light
Haseltlne Corp.
26
Apr
142
Feb
34%
300
Paper common
Brewing
Jan
6% Mar
25
«.<■#
—•
.1$
400
Jan
8
F eb "
xl36%
950
.....5
Hartford
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
7
•
«...
ctfs
200
85 V4
11%
:
11%
—-
•
Groceterias class
Common
H
Harvard
12%
9V8 Mar
18 3/4
7%. Apr
•5% Apr
35%
no
Electric
Feb
Feb
76 Va
it- 200
34%
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
Hartford
Jan
Jan
10%
900
-
Marconi
Hammermill
Jan
13
22%
3/8
3,400
85%
8V4
35%
Utilities $4.40
Lamp
Jan
ft
20% Mar
11
10V4
.-v7
'
:'
II
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co_
Long Island Lighting Co—
Jan
25
Oyptum Lime ft Alabastlne
n*n
6%
Feb
25%
1
ft
1
/:;«%
10%
no
*
100
Grocery Stores Products
Oulf
Apr
100
49% Mar
5'J/k
Apr
23
203/8 Mar
100
400
53A
1,500
Tea—
preferred
Oreat Northern Paper
t
■
10 '/a
5
23
preferred A ctfs of dep—
200
10%
_1
-
stock
common
8%
pfd—29
63/4 Mar
''
Locke Steel Chain.
Lone Star Gas Co. (Texas)
'
Graham-PaigeMotors 9%
Grand Rapids Varnish
Oray Mfg Co
Jan
6% preferred B ctfs of dep
Louisiana Land ft Exploration
Louisiana Power ft Light $6 pfd
4 3/4
56 Va
52
10
common
Mar
3,700
50
-
5%
%
I
Jan
52%
2
1
common—
200
6%
Class B
Oobel
8 Va
9% Mar
%
B
Loblaw
Jan
2%
■
Jan
1
Lipton (Thos J) Inc 6%
Lit Brothers common
25
Coal
7%
Apr
Jan
•
Glenmore Distilleries class B
23
SI
Lionel
Jan
Apr
1,900
I
common
Line Material Co
Jan
9%
Realty
23
Jan
13 3/4
6 Va
6
I
5%
Jan
13
x7%
I
—
Jan
Apr
8%
100
4%
12 Va
8
13%
4
3,500
8%
4%
12%
1
La Salle Extension
University
Lefcourt
xll% xll%
1
Leonard Oil Development
Le Tourneau (RG) Inc
Feb
55/s
'
I
—1
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
Mar
106%
14% Mar
i*i-
—
.
May
,.
Company
L'Aiglon
Feb
353/4
102 %
7
Laclede-Ohrlsty
Apparel Inc
Lake Bhore Mines Ltd
La key Foundry ft Machine
6% Mar
Apr
2%
~3~%
.
Mar
7%
200
31%
102 Va
•
common
Co—
Alden
5"%
1,200
8
7%
31%
1
Gladding McBean Ac Co
i
7%
__
•
Giant Yellow knife Gold Mines
.Gilbert
6%
6
G'/a
1
10
r
Fireprooflng common
-*
Outdoor Adr 6%
pfd
100
Phoenix Corp
a
1
Plywood Corp common——50c
Public Service $6 preferred—*
Power $0 preferred
•
(Oeneral
•
J
£1
dep rets ord reg
Oeneral Finance Corp common
6 % preferred series A
"•*"
——
2%
-
■
2%
11%
11%
700
1 Va
1ft
1,800
1,700
...
Jan
N
9%
Feb
12%
Jan
N
1
Apr
1%
Jan
2% May
&
Mining Co
Co
Co
65
common
Honduras
Rosario
Y
Shipbuilding
shares
75
250
Jan
Apr
8%
Jan
263/4
Feb
30 %
Apr
Apr
29
29%
11
Merchandise.
Y
Founders
Apr
8%
common
11V*
150
10%
18
18
100
16% • Jan
13%
Feb
20
Apr
Corp—
18
33
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THE
(2018)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS—
Last
Sale Price
Low
Niagara Hudson Power
5%
common
1st preferred
5%' 2d
preferred
optional warrants
Niagara Share Corp class B com
Class. B
Nfles-Bferaent-Pond
.
•
Mtpisxung
class A.
Rayon
North
American
North Central
Northeast
North
Securities
90
92%
Jan
%
1,500
y8
Feb
1,600
9%
Jan
10%
—-7%
Jan
<
500
8%
Apr
10%
9%
%
bUO
28 Va
30%
400
28
id
12%
"2%
..
Northern Indiana Puh Sery 5%
pfd.10®
_1
:
•
13
2%
tfuO
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
102
103
6%
-5%
75
t*%
87
5%'
1
49
Ltd common
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
Low
High
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
Apr
Bcullhx Steel
14
Jan
151/a Jan
Feb
3y.
Jan
89
Apr
Feb
102% Feb
Jan
11%
151/2
May
Jan
Jan
eo
Securities Corp General
8%
l7/a
2%'
2>600
2'/4
3,100
>
2
2%
3%
16
3%
£,
1%
3%
,
1%
21%
23
14.
14.
14'/4
1%
l'/a
.1,600
V
3%
1%
-
21% May
13
'
28%
Apr
.
2%
2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
Apr
17%
Jan
1%
Jan
Feb
Feb
16%
3%
.Feb
19%
Jan
73%
Jan
78%
Feb
78%
Feb
1
10,100
2%
.
-
Mar
15% Mar
2%
Jan
Jan
19%- Jan
•
1% 'Mar'
5.
stock
Convertible
Feb
2%
16% Apr
"
.1
Inc common
Selected Industries
Jan
1%
800
1,800
*
1
Jan
•2% Mar
Jan
31%
300
1
Jan
11%
,v'l%-> Feb
-1
Seeman Bros Inc
Segal Lock Se Hardware
Selhy Shoe Go
81/2
19%
•/
,.
6% Mar
500
1%
22'%
Feb
7
9,300
'
—•
common
,
.
5% May
500
,
7Va
:''2%/::/<
Samson United .Corp
1,400
17;
16%
7%
1
Salt Dome Oil Co
6
5%
17
37
5% May
400
Corp
preferred
conv
37%
May
101%
6,0u0
14%
14
14
10
Lawrence
1st
Apr
Feb
11%
600
I
2%
87
103
87"
87.
9.1/2 Mar
11
•'
-30
Apr
St
pommon—i---—1;
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
1
25t
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
.1,
Schulte (D A)
Inc common.,
1
Scovili Manufacturing
25
Mar
1%
-1
Co.
Low
Par
Apr
100
131%
18
§
Oil
Texas
RR
Jan
7%
•
Airlines.
Penn
Apr
%
for Week
Range
of Prices
Apr
96 y4
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Apr
94%
30
•
Utility
11%
IOO1/2
100
30-
_•
Class B common
Jan
37,400
—9
Mines
North. American
6
New York Curb Exchange
94 '/2 Mar
11
9
MAY
High
AW" ,8% >.-...1,900
5
Nineteen Hundred Corp common
Low
High
ft
-
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Friday
97
10
Monday, May 9, 1949
STOCKS—
94
8
WEEK
Range Since January 1
10%
—
L—i—
Shares
96%
11
1
-—100
100
CURB
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
FOR
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
Sales
Week's
New York Curb Exchange
&
16
-v
•
Jan
75.
75/..
200
Apr
37/a
3%
100
3
Jan
5
3
25
$5.50
18-
77
prior stock
Allotment certificates
1&%
3
100
2%
Apr
; 4%
Jan
Jk
Jan
u
Apr
13%
Jan
.
1,400
I
Semler
O
Corp
Ogden
Ohio
Brass
class
Oklahoma
Ola
B
*
common
preferred
Natural Gas
100
i
new
15
com
Distillery..
39%
>
30%
30 Va
Filters
8%
class B
2
200
:
39%
,
50
80
xl06% 108
1
Apr
31%
8%
100
8I/2
Jan
91/a
12%
7 i/a
14
'
Jan
Jan
81/4 May
Jan
<7
Mar
14
Apr
14% May
1,000
8%
Apr
Feb
227/a
Apr
11
1
Jan
30y2
2,700
Jan
40% Mar
112
2,100
141/4 .15%
Securities
«.
Feb
3iya
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
2%
Feb
35% Jan
1061/4
•
Omar Inc
Overseas
2
2
39%
108
•
Pomdexter
Oliver United
Sentinel
30o
common
Co
Ohio Power 4%%
B)
(R
1
1
1.
—1
-•
fl
Inc
Radio
Corp
common
Control
Serrick Corp class B
Sentry
Safety
Seton
Leather
common
Shattuck Denn Mining
Shelter Mfg Co
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe Corp of America class A
Pacific
Gas & Elec
5% %
Lighting
6%
32%
337/a
700
36
Jan
30%
30 y2
600
29%
Apr
32%
Jan
100% 100%
375
100%
Apr
104%
Jan
94
Jan
98
Mar
15
1st
-23
pfd
Feb
171/2 Mar
337/a
-28
$5
preferred
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd—I
100%
-100
Pacific Public Service com
$1.30
1st
23%
Paramount Motors
Parker
Pen
2%
Patchogue
,
-1
I
Patican
Plymouth
Co
-1
Ltd
common
•
Corp
common
Governor
150
231/2
150
27%
100
Jan
5i/a
Apr
Amer
Coast
Corp common
South
Penn
Oil
&
.' Jan
2%
8,170
1
Feb
3
Jan
2% Mar
100%
Jan
4%
Jan
225
35%
300
3
3%
1,100
52
551/4
1,500
35%
1051/a
41'A
50%
Jan
597/a
Feb
10
Apr
Mar
i 11
Feb
137/a
Apr
Standard
7%
200
7
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
24!%
convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
:
21S
1,500
2%
Jan
Jan
ft
2%
1,000
1%
Feb
2%
Apr
Apr
11 *
11%
1,900
Xl0%
Feb
11%
Jan
'36%
Feb
39
2%
2%
11
Mar
__I_2.50
America
Producers Corp
of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
1
~~
__
of
preferred..
prior
&
$7
64%
62
Feb
69%
Feb
Standard-Thomson
17%
18
19%
3,100
17
Apr
25%
Jan
Standard Tube class B_
3% Mar
preferred
5%
(The)
32%
'
750
8%
xll
8%
xlO%
1%
1,000
%
Feb
3
Jan
3%
Feb
500
71/4
Apr
8
Jan
3%
3%
200
2% Mar
27%
27%
1,300
27%
421/2
42%
27%
28%
1,800
29%
28%
30
6,200
27%
27
27%
1,800
24%
23%
24%
1,000
21%
2'%
Jan
350
-16%
Mar
18 Va
—
9'%
30'/a
1%
Feb
Jan
11%
Jan
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Apr
1%
Jan
Stroock
81/4
Jan
Sunbeam
lQi/4
Jan
Sun Ray
Jan
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan Finch Oil Corp
95%
Jan
100%
9
51%
Jan
Feb
Jan
,
300
,
3%
6% May
2% Jan
Stinnes
5
1
*
•
25c
•
1
18
common
Corp
Drug common
Apr
21%
Feb
Jan
2% Mar
Jan
3'/4
Jan
Jan
75
Apr
20
Apr
24'/2
Jan
Apr
5 %
Jan
15
Jan
•: 7
•
May
;l'/a
,
Jan
.
*
7/a
800
V
31/4/.
700
..
.
625
10% 1-
17'«
.
3%
67%
•
300
%
2%
% Mar
rr.
3'% May ;
Feb
>i.-
.;4% -fJan
10
*2,800
i
I2V2 -Jan
% Mar
2% "Apr
10%
13
13
150
31
Feb
12% Mar
10 Va
Jan
13%
Jan
41
Feb
x28
Apr
100
5
Mar
16%
325
14
Apr
2%
2%
200
9%
Jan
650
5%
16%
'
„
31%
5%
9%
75
Jan
12'/4
"7
Apr
Jan
2%
11%
~6%
■'
>
Apr
7%
2
"
1,400
1
2%
139
2'/2
5%
Jan
17
Apr
3
Apr
9% May
Jan
11V2 "Jan
98'% Mar
Mar
14%
Apr
.1%
112%
100
x2%
3
3 Va
250
Jan
Jan
2V»
800
10 Va
500
30 Va
3%
3%
151/4
10%
Feb
Feb
200
10%
10y4
Mar
6%
X21/4
3%
Feb
May
1%
6%
3%
19
28%
3
■
Apr
4% Mar
1,500
.
1
125
97/a
/'• 9
% Mar
3,600
..
134% 136
•
981%
15,
10%
2
-
100
9%
29%
1%
Stetson
11/4
Tq
19
30%
Jan
7%
Jan
18% Mar
951/a
lO'/a
Jan
%
500
7
800
4%
200
'■.•Li
1.300
Apr/
Feb
4%
1
Co common
Jan
31%
19%
4%
___1
com
39
Feb
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
-
8%
Brewers
941/a
31%
6%
6 % Mar
Aluminum
Products
26'/4 Mar
100
{Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc.—
225
23% May
4% Apr
-
29'/4
19
4%
1
_._20
Feb
May
1,600
Sterling
Inc
30
26% Mar
310
971/4
Jan
Apr
29%
Apr
Mar
7'/a
Sterling
97%
27%
"%
450
Apr.
44
Jan
Jan
7
71/4
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
74
9%
18
—■
21
7%
Apr
37
100
73%
400
Apr
3%
36%
'28
200
3
...
95 a
95%
34
3
33%
•'./:
73%
9%
98%
27%
40
27%
1
common
81 Co
l'/a
141%
1
•
(S)
Apr
1,500
•
1. %,,
12%
%
1
;
2,000
8%
11
Jan
26% Mar
Jan
7%
Steel Co of Canada.
(J B)
93
Jan
8%
3'/a
Jan
,
Feb
7%
Jan
■!
3%
3
Apr
321/2 May
Jan
2% Mar
1,300
Stein
1%
II*
8
%
1
Corp
38
Jan
81/2 May
,
Jan
236%
7%
8%
931/4 Mar
33 Va
7%
Mar
3
.
141/2
"
Jan
Apr
25%
10%
Feb
5%
41/2
I 88% Apr
"9%
"5%
1
Co
Corp
& Co
Apr
May
291/4
700
Jan
(A)
16
Feb
223
140
/
3
2%
6V» Apr
1.200
1,100
.:
4%
4% Mar
2,300
6%
•).».'
33%
•
com
3
■
6%
234
12%
Jan
Light—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
Products
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
100
6'%
232
11% Mar
5%
6%
6%
•
_
6'%
—
•
400
Standard
Jan
13%
Jan
May
3%
Mar
20
28 % May
6 '/a May
50
•
preferred
200
11%
28%
1
—10
—1
(Ky)
38
Colorado—
cumulative
Oil
Standard Power & Light com
Common class B
63
•
"
Providence Gas
Service
1
common
$1.60
38
•
.
Corp
64%
;-:._100
"
Dredging
Standard
3
281/4
2.78
1
10
Co
m
1
±
Brewing
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible preferred
1,300
10
common
Puget Sound Power
Standard
2,000
1% Mar
16
Jan
•'
,T
'
'.''1
1
T
6% Mar
10%
10%
100
10% May
11%
Tampa Electric Co common
•
29%
29
29%
900
26
Jan
29%
Apr
Technicolor
•
14%
14%
15 Va
3,800
10%
Jan
15%
Apr
122%
50
16 Va
16'/a
300
15
10%
10%
700
10%
Apr
Taggart
Texas
Quaker
6%
Corp
Power
&
common
common
preferred
•
;
,
100
Quebec Power Co
87%
87%
145
14'%
Jan
92'%
Jan
Thor
Corporation
50
141/2
85V4
143%
Apr
148'%
Jan
Tilo
175
144% 145%
•
Shovel
270
88 Va
13%
Feb
14'% Mar
pfd
Light 7%
Thew
Oats
1
common
Inc
Co
5
common
new
Realty
&
Allied
&
.
'
5
1
common
Roofing Inc
Tishman
Tobacco
122
100
Construction
10%
9%
9%
1
12%
12%
120% Mar
128
Mar
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
13%
,
Jan
10
1,500
9 '/2
May
10%
12%
1,000
11%
Feb
131/4
52
Jan
60
*
Stocks
Jan
Jan
Mar
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
R
Aadlo-Keith-Orpheum option
warrant®.
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile new com
$3 convertible preferred
Raytheon Manufacturing common
Reading Tube Corp class A
Regal
Shoe
1/4
18%
1/4
18
1
7/a
%
Apr
15%
Jan
19
May
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
100
IS
Jan
1
Mar
Trans
24'%
Apr
18%
7/a
24%
10
75
Jan
Tri-Continental
Apr
20
Apr
Trunz
20
52'% Mar
56
Apr
Tung-Sol Lamp Works com
8
5%
5%
6
3,500
5% Mar
7%
Jan
4
4
4%
900
4
51%
3%
3%
3%
300
31/4
1%
2
Feb
% Mar
pfd F
for ord
dep rets
Cable
Corp
Field
reg
common..
Inc
l7/a
100
fThet
Corp
Apr
217/a
Jan
20'% May
2 l'/a
600
2%
2,000
Ryan
Aeronautical
Ryan
Consolidated
Rvurunn
Sr
Havnps
For footnotes
80c
convertible
preferred
1
•
com
Co
Petroleum
rnmmnn
see
page 35.
1%
Feb
91%
Jan
U
Feb
II
Jan
3%
400
3'/a
Apr
4%
Jan
2%
5,200
2'/a
Feb
90%
Ulen
Realization
2% Mar
98
Jan
5
29'/4
1
5
29%
7%
Jan
9%
200
9%
Jan
111/2
Jan
200
90%
10
■'*.
V
'.
1%
1
Jan
1%
Apr
2%
2%
100
1%
Feb
3%
Jan
L—•
91/4
91/4
500
71/4
Jan
9%
Apr
6%
Apr
Jan
Unexcelled
Chemical
Jan
Union
Gas
of
Investment
1%
Apr
2'/a
Jan
$3.75 pfd series A
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
100
Aircraft
50c
1%
1,000
Union Oil Co of California—
Corp.—
Canada
Jan
93
Feb
Apr
27
Chemicals
10
Feb
United
Corp
Apr
United
Elastic
Feb
United Gas Corp common
100
61/4
Jan
6%
95
50
92%
Jan
97%
Jan
53%
55
90
53% May
57
Jan
2%
2%
to
ft
6%
—
^
95
'
Jan
8% May
•
95
ft
4
Co
89
Products
com—
8?
2,400
%
2%
6,700
33
•
common
3%
Apr
Jan
Jan
39
Mar
-
8%
5
30
500
r
1,800
4
800
28%
x67/a
Jan
Apr
5%
37
7%
1,000
5%
6%
4,800
7%
500
7
5-Va
5Va
100
5% Mav
6%
Jan
•
4%
5%
400
3%
Feb
57/a
Jan
_1
4%
4%
100
a%
Jan
51/4 Mar
7 Va
6%
Jan
4% May
—L
27/a
7Va
._*
1.25
24V2
400
10c
—5
25%
United
~8%
9%
9%
2% Mar
Jan
5
24
~4%
■
•
Corp
211/4
8%
2%
4%
U
Feb
1
new
common
100
225
1,200
2%
96
•
1
2
£1
"_5
10
common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave
Jan
3 V2
Jan
17%
•
5
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Feb
|| Jan
60
%
u.
2%
warrants
Inc
Union
1
common
6%
Jan
Feb
Mar
U
2%
94%
96
1
1
United
Pendleton Inc
%
200
45
4 Va Mar
1%
150
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
Rowe
May
26
Co—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
"ill
■:/
'
2%
Valley Gas
Corp) v t c
5%
"ll
Jan
20%
Amer
1
200
1
L__
Grande
Rome
Corp
541/4
•
Richmond Radiator
&
100
18%
Rice
Roeser
Lux
pfd
24'%
17%
Rolls
Corp
541%
18
(Texas
Royalty
18%
1
Goods
Jan
541/4
3
Dry
IS
•
_*
1
Stix
common
425
19
Reis
(Robert)
&
Co
Reliance Electric & Engineering
Rio
Toklan
Corp
13,300
ft
£1
5s
20
70a
dep rets ord regis
dep rets def regis
Shipyard
Toledo Edison 4'%%
10
6.23
Co
Amer
Todd
Feb
5% Mar
Mar
7%
warrants
Apr
United
United
Milk
Corp
Light &
6% May
10
Feb
—
Railways
Products
common..
•
10
7
30%
300
17
16%
17%
15,900
28'/a
28%
14,800
16% May
21
Feb
19%
19%
100
75
242% Mar
9
—
Jan
30% May
Jan
21
19% Mar
28%
26
Feb
29
•
•
Preferred
ft
1/4 Mar
3OV4
28%
10%
Apr
Apr
Jan
Mar
21
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord regis
United NJ RR &
Canal
4%
—
100
243.
243
}
107% Mar
Mar
100
•
Jan
Starrett
Co
of
Stahl-Meyer Inc
31/2
'
Metals
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
21%
~~25o
Inc
Southland
2%
2%
.2.50
preferred
13%
•
l
common
preferred
cum
Southern Pipe Line
7i/a
7i/a
I
Corp of Canada common^.
Lambert
4.32%
preference
13-
....
18
16
25
25
25
25
25
1
5
•
preferred
preferred
conv
60
Jan
Feb
Edison—
preference
4.48%
53
11%
105% Mar/
10
Line
"l% ~1%
13%
400
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
9%
53
jan
51/4 Mar
32% Mar
3
Mar
sharesl_
common
Alexander
81/4 Mar
7
54%
16
12.50
common
Pipe
California
cum
15,900
54
11%
1
1
common
South
conv
; 1
1,000
1
1
Corp
original
14%
Jan
13%
100
•
Manufacturing Co
Boss Manufacturing
5%
12% Mar
131/4
100
§Solar
4.56%
Apr
13%
1
4.88%
22%
21%
13
£ 1,
Paper Mills
(Howard)
Apr
8i/a
103% 104%
104%
•
2
Scale
25%
Jan
21%
13
Solar Aircraft Co
Pa
Apr
19%
21%
•
1
*
100
dep rets ord regis
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
3.90% preferred
Southwest
3%
•
Amer
Sonotone
Jan
Publications—
preferred
Singer Manufacturing Co___
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Smith
2%
1,800
1,000
•
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B
,29»/2 Mar
"1%
■
50o
1.11111
common
Mar
47
Apr
1%
"•
Mining Co
Prentice-Hall
$5
Jan
7%
sy8
.'3%
j.
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
4%%
Jan
;80
Apr
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie~RRl___50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
" g
Public
Jan
!157/a
Jan
28%
2.50
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pneumatic
42%
200
24i/4
•
common
Johnson -Ltd
Pressed
i
Jan
17
Jan
43%
111—20
(Mass)
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp common.
&
3
400
28'
"
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
Pratt
"4%
Jan
liy2
Mar
»
24
43%
•
Perfect Circle Corp
•Pharis Tire Se Rubber
1st
_4'/a
2%
~
(The)
Pepperell Mfg Co
6%
Feb
13
300
14
2.50
Pep Boys
Powdrell
14
Feb
Apr
4
241/2
Apr
May
43%
i
pfd
Power
19
14-
251/2
381%
v'
Apr
141/2
250
23
Traffic Co
Penn Water & Power Co
1
100
23
preferred
Penn
Polaris
20,500
291%
~4ya
Telephone
cum
Pinchin
7Va
8%
15%
19
55
Penn Gas & Elec class A common
Penn Power & Light 4%%
1
■•'•/
7%
15%
Mills
Penn-Dixie Cement warrants
Pierce
Apr
15%
-5
$1 cumulative preferred
Pennroad
Apr
21/2
16,900
$3 convertible
Southern
Peninsular
$1.32
2%
7%
Corp
Co
Parkersburg Rig & Reei
;
•2%
Jan
381/2
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal Oil (CA) v t c
Pantapec Oil (CA) Amer sh
v
Jan
100
7y8
1st .preferred
Pacific
87/a
7% May
321/4 Apr
7!/a
common
3
3
9% Apr/
9% Mar
/■;
•
Ltd
Breweries
Simmons-Boardman
Pacific Can Co
300
•
Canada
of
Silex Co common
V
100.
10
200
100
Sherwin-Williams
Slck's
10'%
9%
25
common.—
preferred
4%
%
10%
9%
—*
1
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
u
.
4%
Jan
to
Feb
£
Feb
1
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4801
169
Volume
&
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
(2019)
CHRONICLE
35
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
FINANCIAL
MAY
ENDED
6
"
Friday
Week's
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
'«■
Sale Price
Range
Low
Par
United Profit Sharing com
10 %
Shoe
Machinery
common
United
U
and
S
:
Radiator
S
U S Ruhber
%
100
5%
Apr
7%
3,375
45%
Apr
52 Va
Jan
39 %
200
37%
Jan
40 %
Jan
1%
400
l'/a
"
1
Mar
A Debenture
Feb
A7s
1%
•
Jan
1
143/a
15
15y4
12% Mar
2,800
ex
Apr
Kansas
Jan
15%
Kansas Power & Light
McCord Corp deb 4%s
*
2%
•
77%
77%
50
1
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Apr
6%
1
56c
1%
1%
200
1%
Feb
2% Jan
2
Feb
l.Z.
Reclaiming Co
United: Stores Corp com_
Universal Consolidated Oil——
3
2-
600
-
2 Va
X39%
10
Universal Insurances.
2%
300
-
41
400
35%
23--
23%
241
,
23%
23
23
2,200
23%
Feb
2 3/4
Jan
New
N
Jan
26
Ohio
Y &
Westchester
Power
1
5
*
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
!
Petroleum———.—
5%
1 ■;
Corp common
_
convertible
preferred——.
4%
4%
4%
1,600
2'A
2%
2'/a
1,200
5%.
;
5%
70
700
70
5%
23% May
Feb-
64
10
.
.
6%
Apr
34 % Mar
4
5%
123/4
1
$1033/4 105
M-N
$105% 106
6%
series
Waittr & Bond Inc__.
$2
Watch
Warner
Utilities $6
Texas
1
Mar
8'/a
8%
100
7%
Go—
;
1%
13,400
3/4
Feb
1%
,
1% •'
6%
6%
——
"
■
Jan
1st mtge
Southwestern
Jan
Spalding (AG)
1%
Apr
AStarrett
6% May
>
112
7%
Jan
139
23%
23% ^ :
32 3/4
323/4
Westmoreland Inc
21
21
Mar
Whitman
Feb-
Stinnes
Apr
Wichita
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Wlllson
(R C)
10
5
Corp
w
26
Feb
Apr
36
19
20% Mar
21%
153/4 Mar
Feb
9
9
1
3
3%
;
300
:
3,800
14%
28
30
•
Apr
9
Jan
.
8
Apr
Apr
10
Woodall
Industries
Woodley
*
100
common
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
pfd.
'
common
Petroleum
'
Apr
5
8
10
10
10
--
100
Mar
153/a
American deposit
8 3/a
•
Hi.
8%
100
33
.
10%
Last
1970
Jan
1953
J-J
1955
M-N
1964
J-J
Electric
4%s
Tel & Tel deb 5%s A
Atlantic City Electric 3%s—
Jan
ex
2~&
Bonds
A 5s
West
High
'
5s
Telephone
series
Low
11
41
:
1998
1106%
Q-F
23/4s
Edison
Boston
1960
1970
J-D
Steel
J-D
$107
'
106
__
1063/4
A5s
/
(20%
A5%s
redeemed)—
5s
Debenture
5s
:
(Bait)
Consol Gas El Lt & Pwr
1st ref mtge 3s
(Bait
A-O
—
J-J
Mfg
$117 '/4
$47%
1953
1947 coupon
$15
—
1961
M-S
1950
3%s
1963
1958
J-D
1970
M-N
1955
J-D
Mountain Power
Guantanamo & Western 6s
Indianapolis
Power
International
A6%s
3%s
Lt
&
Power
series
A6%s
57
102%
99%
—
111%
—
5
.
98%
55
.
<>
M --'
.
40 3/a
68
„
963/4
116
—
33
52
57
52%
3
101%
$103% 1C4
J-J
102%
' ~
54
$52
55
$105
—
1941
104%
—
107%,
(Aug
105%
A 7s
(July
1941
1952
coupon)
—
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
on
are
the
63%.
48
■.-/ '>-
Danish
Cons
1949
58
105%
56
May
2
32%
56
55
37
56
55
32
55%
7
•
;•
Averages
May
4
May
5
May
6
___
__
10
18'A
52
21
18
52
50
50
—
~9
100%
100%
50%
1
28%
50%
50%
50%
$15
—
85%
82%
86
J-D
$106% 107'A
1063A
108
2030
A-O
$105
108 '/a
109
I960
J-D
118% 118%
1183/4
119
1959
F-A
100% 1013A
100%
102
1954
3%s.l—1964
5s
1
$84%
M-S
—
.
Union—
Week's Range
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
'
'
or
(Col)
Bank
Mortgage
Bonds
Friday's
Municipal
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
LOW
*'
'•
'
•
•
LOW
J- J
$67
—
70%.
81%
70
^9%
'*■*
—
—
"r
41%
40%
J-D
c
Loan-
.
4
-
^
;
$80
F-A
83-
$75%
Nl-N
1953
i
41%
$67
A-O
1955
5s.:—-.
Hiffh
37%
No.
High
—
—
82,
•
1952
6%s stamped..—:
City (Peru) 6%s stamped.1958
stamped (Plan A)
to 2%s
—20 0 8
J 'J
121/4 '
11%
Y
8
'
6%
$14%
15
13%
15
Nl-N
$27
29
24%
29
AMedellin
7s
37'/a
41%
A7s
(issue of Oct
Parana
3-D;
1947
1947
1931
1972
Af-N
$453/4
A-O
$453/4
3-D
$25
3-D
$75
85
2008
3-J
$29
31
.1997
J-J
18%
173/4
18 '/a
2012
3-D
26
26
26
1919
M-S
1921
3-J
—
'
1927)
■
mmmrn
.
__
41%
«
—
reduced
(Republic of)
Is to 2%s
Interest
2%s
to
r-
—
80
26%
31
—
(ser A B C D E)
94
15%
18 Ya
1
24%
29
stamped (Plan A)
reduced
to
Government
2%
6'/2S
1.
2%
3%
101
3'/a
2%
33/a
66
e
par
Odd-lot
value,
a
transaction
<2
(not
included
in
year's
ABonds
being traded
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock div.
hEx-
& Co.
transacted during current week.
(35 Stocks)
'■■!:
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
40
Rails
ities
Bonds
May
2
86.05
103.78
98.37
May
3
31.17
May
4
31.29
May
5
May
6
35.41
62 75
101.69
101.96
.
for cash
flat.
in receivership.
Util¬
Rails
3 3/8
../A vY A.: A''A1,AA-, A Y .
a
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock;
"v t c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
£ Reported
10
trials
1
Deferred delivery transaction
nUnder-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
rTransaction
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
Grade
Stocks
3%
2
—
principal.
Second
ities
43
61%
—
stamped (Plan A)
Interest
Peru
16
41%
39
1951
stamped
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s
(issue of May 1927)
Grade
roads
12%
M-S
Indus¬
Util¬
53%
30
1
*
,100% 100%
}
coupon—..1956
1956
First
Rail¬
Range for 1949
Closing
Date—
10
Total
174.53
47.13
85.40
62.79
101.74
101.99
86.15
103.77
98.41
47.10
35.50
62.91
101 69
101.99
86.31
103.76
17(5.63
47.72
35.95
63.59
101.71
102.18
86.49
1C3.69
88.52
17G.33
47.52
35.89
63.45
101.73
102.19
86.59
103.76
98.57
175.50
47.38
35.90
63.23
101.73
102.21 '
86.44
103.58
98.49
Apr
31.19
.*.
—
High
31.18
20
Low
98.44
47
47
Over-the-Coanier Industrial Slock Average
175.00
3
May
40
3Y
•
-Bonds-
65
951/2
415
10
trials
___
" 72
54
31%
15
47.27
63
-
Co—
Interest reduced
*No
55
20
174.16
3
■
63
102%
1033/4
53
Indus¬
___
127
71
50
J-D
10
April 30
123
Maranhao
ARussian
52
-Stocks-
Date—
7
.71
coupon
5%s
AExternal
41
31%
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones
.
105V2
62
,
-
debs
i
External
117%
$51
30
,
100%
104'/a
5
82
-
Danzig Port & Waterways—
%:
100 %
32%
55
•
1
993/4
~5
40
40 A
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
Total
,
103% 106%
125'.- 125
A-O
20-year 7s
April 1946
A20-year 7s
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
1948
112%
$51
J-J
1952
105%
104
14
-
82
J-J
A
1013/4
101%;
106%
52
■
1957
1941 coupon)
series F
104
:
^
f debentures
s
Agricultural
913/4
:
A7s
A 7s
106 4
-
$51%
52
F-A
1957
A7s series E
2
52%
$51
•
.
$99% 103
105% 105%
F-A
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being
51%
1955
coup)
102'%
1033/4
-105%. 106
105%
M-N
•
104%
—
...
$101'/4 102
•
..
105
105%
Friday
External
Sec—
C
(Dec 1
4
—
57
J-J
4103
1946
*
A5%s
stamped
47
$105% 1053/4
A-O
BONDS
Bank—
Grand Trunk Western Ry 4s
.114 3
Hotel—
Electric
Rio de Janeiro
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon..1953
Green
"2
55%
971/4
--
101
113
100
5
r \
993/a
Co—
Finland Residential Mtge
5s
87
104%
993/4
105
d4P3/a d403/a
97%
M-S
1956
5s
& RR
Nov 1
106
-
55
May
100%
.
"
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
1965
ri
1043/4 105%
1047/o
1966
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
mfee 4s ser B
ex
195
103
V
96
:
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s
A6%s
91%
$111%
Af-N
Lt
13
12
104
—
—
.114
*■
A-O
New York Stock Exchange
107
Division—
N J
Ercole Marelli Elec
92'A
105
-■
$100% 101
'
—
105
A-O
1993
1993
Elmira Water
89%
10
City)—
1st mtge 4s ser A—
A 1st
21
101 % 101%
J-J
M-N
1954
of
19
99%
$105 %
1981
4%s
mtge
95 3/a
91
J-D
1969
1976
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
102
106% 106%
91%
1962
Gas
100 5/a
103% 103 %
106 %
J-J.
162%
15
106% 107
103%
-
160%
—
ser 9
1st ref mtge 23/4s ser Q—
1st ref 23/4s series R
Gen
Af-S
-
100% 101
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
ALima
2%s conv debs
Consolidated
1083/4
1
95%
9£%
107
A-O
1969
1977
3s
108%
._
98%
95
M-S
M-S
1958
Debenture
c
J-J
1966
Jan
Debenture 5s
m
,
—1948
1954
redeemed)
(20%
Cities Service
108
101% 1013/4
YY--: ''''
.$110
104
High
162% 162%.
{Central States Electric Corp—
156%
.
101%
•
Apr
105% 107
96% 101
100% 102%
2"
101
101
1947
Newspaper
6s conv
(
6s
C
Bethlehem
4100---
MS
A-O
1950
West Penn Traction 5s
Canada—
of
M-N
.
.
Jan. I
No.
106% 106 3/a
__
1—1989
—1946
1- 1940
1
income
Penn
Range Since
Sold
100% 1003/4
100%
'•
J-J
I
Washington Water Power
.
Bell
Dec
Waldorf-Astoria
8 % May
Jan
Friday's
or
J-D
Associated
7'/a
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s—
50
,
148%
154%;
$103— 104
A-O
A-O
—.
Service
with Dec
Week's Range '
Friday
Sale Price
154%
J-J
1
1970 ''•»
1970
stamped
A7s
Jan
14
Jan
2.100
Period
Exchange
26
—
i
trust
A 7s
Apr
1043/4 Mar
Jan
9%
300
~2A
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
2
F-A
3%s
Elec
&
5s
United Electric
Jan
10% Mar
"2A
5s
£1
(Calif)
Hydro-Electric Co—
Western
receipts
50
»>■«'■ '$15.
'2
1973
United Electric Co of N J 4s__
Ltd—
(F W)
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Assoc
Y 23% Feb
10
•■;'/:
—
.
Woolworth
50
50
-
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon—1953
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon.
1953
Jan
14
900
-
101% 101% ~
2
Inc
Terni
Jan
2%
125
Feb
9
2nd
A7-4s
May
'
Winnipeg Elec
Stinnes
Jan
19
5%
75
14%
2%
8 '/a Mar
__
25
w
16%
100
8%
106
Apr
Feb
2 %
...
19
8%
106%
105%
M-S
3'As..
Gas
Gas
(Hugo) Corp—
V
3rd stamped
(Hugo) Industries—
A 7-4s
Jan
"X* ■Y." 100
1
Inc
common
preferred
Apr
30%
•
& Co
Brothers
22 %
200
*.' ' "
.1
:
Corp
Products
Wilson
5%
Oil
River
"so
1
(Wm) & Co.
105%
10
JS"
L.1
Corp inc 5s
collateral
5s
Jan
115%
155
14%
10
—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Gas
4%
f
1
106
..
3s
1%
—•
—
Counties
Jan
"
Western. Maryland Ry 7 % 1st pfd—100
Western-Tablet & Stationery com
*"
Westmoreland Coal
20
.
95
106
1965
3s
B_
Southern California
23A. Feb
200
Edison
ser
Southern
2%
Jan
93
105% 105%
1971
'•...,1st A ref M 3s
800
33%
1%
100% 104%
J-D
—_i—1951
A__—
650
3%
106'% 108
$95
1973'?
California
series
10%
'
100%. 104%.
6
7
J-J
1952
_J
Jan
2%
Apr
6
J -J
.1998
debs
A
Mar
111
Apr
1
1.25
•
preferred
Jan
9%
Apr
109
'
1
1
3%
Wentworth Manufacturing—
West
rnkmm
200
.
3%s
Apr
"*
'
1%
.1
1
Corp
8%
'
warrants.—
Aircraft
•:
'mm mm
"
"
1
—
*
1 %
30
Co
^
..
1
preferred
cum
Southern
'.1"
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext.*
■"[1% preferred—
100
105%
104%
..
Jan
1%
Jan
105%
104V2
'
r
13/a
...
104
104
A-O
coupon—1960
coupon——1960 : "
Scullin Steel inc. mtge. 3s
,
1033/4
...
107%
107
A-O
65
_
—
Co—
Gas
&
102
58
—
100 % 100%
J-D
.'—2004
—1968
1940
1947
108%
11
MS
1970
Elec
—
1967
1961
Ltg 4s
3'As
.
105
101%
-
—
59
58%
58%
A-O
:—i
—
40
102%
1083/e
——
,
.
1971
Service
5%s
W
Waltham
21
'
$1013/a 102
F-A
/
•.
105
—1963
Hydro-Electric
50-year
Jan
'
•
Co
Ward Baking Co
,
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
Jan
3
Mar
$1083/a 108%
Safa Harbor Water Power Cdrp 3s_1981
San Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B
J.
1952.
Aircraft
>
17
40
$104
,
Public
71• Apr
2% May
11% Apr
i
1st mtge
A6%s ex Oct
Jan
Mar
32%
—20c.
•
Inc..
Vogt Manuafcturing
Waco
50%
'Jmmm
f
—.
.
37
1969
1956
3%s
3s_
A6%s with Oct 1
Valspar
Syndicate
76%
273/4
J-J
1st mtge 3s
1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
3%s
Venezuela
62
__
J-D
Park Lexington
Piedmont
Venezuelan
$15
J-J
38
55
$47%
1966
3%s
4%s
England Power 3%s
1st mtge
Apr
High
76%
74%
J- J
Milwaukee Gas Light
Apr
x25%
Feb
21
Jan
2%
May
2
-
Electric Power
Midland Valley RR—
Extended at 4%
to
Jan
41
Feb
300
1,500
>
2 Va
23/e
5
•
79 Va Mar
Feb
24%
10
3%
Feb
:Jan
75
10
common
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Utah Power & Light common
••'$4
ctfs„
escrow
1952
Nov 1 1947 coupon.——1952
Superpower 6s
—1963
Altalian
warrants
with
Jan. 1
Low
Power-Cor—
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—A 7s with Nov 1 1940
coupon
8%
7% Mar
l'/a
Apr
Range Since
Sold
No.
High
'
common
Universal Products Co
Interstate
Jan
46%
1 %
% May
Securities
International
1st preferred
$5
U
High
39
1
10c
Specialities common
U S Air Conditioning Corp
U S Foil Cte class B
Low
High
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Low
45%
46 %
25
Preferred
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since January 1
%
26c
10
25
preferred
United
Shares
Last
Interest
BONDS
for Week
of Prices
Week's Range
Friday
Sales
"•
—.
33.26 Jan 24
31.05 Feb 26
AA
A.
A"
j
■
VV.■
Range for 1948
31.44
i—
High
37.83 Jun 10
31.39
Low
32.37 Dec 29
36
COMMERCIAL
THE
(2020)
&
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Monday, May 9, 1949
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR WEEK ENDEH MAY «
'«•
k
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS—
Sale Price
American Agricultural Chemical
High
35%
50
34% Mar
40 Va
Jan
34%
34%
150
32% Mar
36%
100
142
1 372
3,858
250,725
141% May
150%
Jan
lft
US
Hi May
lft May
25
27%
249
25
May
38%
Feb
29
26 %
American Woolen
-A 500
200
8%
Jan
12
Mar
14
14%
300
13%
Apr
17
Jah
14%
14%
400
14% Feb
common
29%
453
29
May
35
6%
Corp
107
—100
.—25
40
Stamped
105% 107%
-
42 y.
41%
Jan
Herder's Inc common—.
120
Jan
Hubbell
196
Apr
2,054
42 ya
100%
40%
Jan
Harvey Inc common—
16%
16
16%
16
905
Jan
19%
Apr
Maine RR—
100
g%
1%
class
1%
1%
100
prior preferred
class B 1st pfd stamped.
305
48
15
15%
160
xl5
19
19
400
19
— —
39%
'
capital-
1%
40
2%. Jan
1% Mar
65
Feb
38
125
25
5Va
43
Prod
1
common.
Jan
7
Apr
25
23%
Apr
13%
14%
10
Jan
11%
Jan
13
Feb
37
Jan
39%
Feb
7%
Apr
8%
16%
15%
16%
1,450
14% Mar
17
Apr
Libby McNeill & Libby common
7
76%
76%
100
69
80
Feb
Lincoln
1
—5
3%
3%
120
Va
47%
433
39
Feb
10
100
10
May
—
:
44
«...
10
Jan
6
Jan
9 Va
.
Apr
5'A
3% May
Kellogg Switchboard
Jan
62
21%
32%
•
9
*
1
—*
—9
1
*
Bakeries
Copper
22
60%
-ft
100
9
*
preferred
Mathieson Chemical
Corp
Mergenthaler Linotype
Racing Assh
8%
-
—
Jan
12%
Feb
Mar
10%
11
405
22c
11%
19c
24c
79%
100
79%
6%
—
11%
13c
540
15% Jan
25c
79
Apr
6% Apr
10
31c
31c
800
30c
15
15%
611
Jan
Apr
87% Jan
9V2
Jan
Jan
45c
Feb
31c
50
Apr
10
Jan
8y8 Jan
80
6%
Apr
11
11% Apr
65
2,600
2,036
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
64 % Apr
41% Feb
50% Jan
8% Jan
9%
9
Apr
14
44% Apr
15
2.50
Mining
->58
36
11
100
N Y New Haven & Hartford
Jan
210
30
200
9%
44.79
40%
33'%
8%
56%
35y8 Feb
10
68% Jan
22Va Jan
35% Mar
61% Feb
27% May
8 % Mar
43% Apr
62
5
r
42.45 Feb
15
63
37
47
Leath & Co common
Printing
25
—-2.50
Quincy Mining Co.
14% Mar
Stone & Webster
Fruit
6%
preferred
Co.~rX—I————
U S Rubber
Waldorf System Inc
Westinghouse
10
32 %
95
48
49%
5,752
45%
39
46
39'A
575
31 % Feb
48
Apr
140
45%; Apr
38'A Apr
,36% May
36%
—
22%
37%*'
145
13%
22%
__
9
12%
Electric Corp.-
4% Apr
4% Mar
12% Feb
12% Feb
45%
25
25
-
-
175
158
200
175
32 Va
*
United Shoe Machinery common
4%
5%
14'A
16V8
49
*
-
Co
5
14%
15%
—
,
Torrington Co
umtea
5JA
14'A
*
Inc
4'A
__
9
Association
Shawmut
Co
13'A
23%
6
12'A Apr
488
22% Apr
Marshall
Field
common
Co
&
17% Jan
Feb
7
v
5% Apr
15% Apr
16% Apr
34 'A
54%
52%
39%
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
43Va Jan
14% Apr
26% Jan
STOCKS—
I
Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
Corp
Bail
Aetna
common
common
Advanced Alum
]
Par
.
(new)—5
1
l__
Castings
Bearing
5
*
common
—
40
!
5'A
„
__
Laboratories
American Tel
Rights
i—9
common
Tel
&
Co capital
100
1ft
i
w
—
141%
600
15%
16
50
50
9
8%
17%
Jan
150
-
15%
Jan
16
Feb
200
50*
-
50
Apr
64'A
Ap(r
Chemical
Monroe
Co
common.
National
Standard
American
North
Northern
111
Northwest
common
Corp
class
(The)
(The)
Co
Potter
Rath Packing
7%
12%
14%
22
21%
22
V* 250
4
80
4
53%
2
Co
Mar
150
27%
25
27
Apr
31%
Jan
50
27
May
25
Apr
31
Jan
8
Jan
9'A May
Feb
25% Mar
50
Jan
9%
9%
23%
50
7%
7%
1,250
7% May
9'A
Jan
7
6%
7
500
9 %
Jan
22%
17Va
17 Va
200
6% May
17 Vs May
19%
Jan
12%
12%
50
12 % May
13'A
Jan
15%
15 %
300
15
Apr
17%
10
10'
9%
Feb
10
Mar
6
Apr
17%
15%
20
....
Jan
Va
5%
100
4%
Feb
24%
24%
40
23%
Apr
26 V*
Jan
9
32%
32%
10
31
Feb
33
Jan
27
27
Mar
5
5%
1
250
27
10%
10%
100
37%
38 Va
810
10%
34%
1
10
10
50
10
9
23%
24
350
9
1
38
29%
Jan
Apr
11%
Jan
Feb
39%
Jan
Apr
13'A
Jan
22
Apr
28%
Jan
.
Clothes
Co capital
500
12%
Jan
13%
Apr
23 Va
900
19%
Feb
24
Jan
5%
5%
100
2
20
8%
12%
9
—
400
7%
Feb
300
2%
Jan
700
36%
Feb
41 %
Apr
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
40%
12%
6
12%
12%
100
63H
550
6
31
9
5
;
7%
8
30 Va
10%
10%
55%
25
41
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
32 %
Jan
Jan
11 Va
Jan
49%
Feb
55'A May
29
100
55%
Apr
Apr
9%
100
(The)
6% Mar
1%
400
ctfs of dep.
Mar
4% Mar
29%
1,300
8.
29%
10
Feb
6
200
31
25
stock
Jan
4%
41%
1
common
6 Va
Apr
8%
41%
5
common
5
4Va
25
Standard Oil of Ind capital
Corp
13 %
22%
1
common
Container Corp
12%
9
Corp
Spifegel Inc common
Standard Dredging common
208
59
1014
8
10
common
Signode Steel Strap common
Co
Jan
52%
23%
2%
com
Corp class B common
5
107/a
10%
10%
100
13'A
Jan
2
22'A
22
22%
300
22
Feb
25
Jan
9
44
43 %
44
320
43
Feb
44% Mar
capital (new)—9
'38
37%
38
8
Apr
12 Va
12%
300
11%
Feb
28 Va
28%
200
26% Mar
Corp
Co
Jan
4% Mar
50
Shellmar Prod Corp common
Trane
25
300
•
25
27%
Feb
Apr
Feb
4
200
Jan
15 Va
7%
Serrick
Thor
High
54%
8
8
14 V8
Apr
21%
Jan
Apr
14
14%
9
&
'50
14%
Sangamo Elec Co common
Schwitzer Cummins capital
Sears Roebuck & Co capital
Oil
50
11
10
common
Society Brand
12%
Jap
Apr
12
1
—_25
A
Louis Nat Stockyards capital
Sinclair
1,050
2%
5
Pennsylvania RR capital
Circle
8Va
9
:
Peabody Coal Co common
57« prior preferred
Perfect
Mar
9
i.
common
Switch
Jan
12
Feb
1
common
common
Elec
24
Feb
1%
20
common
Bancorp
Penn
Apr
9%
600
10
common
Car
Manufacturing
Oak
19%
50
2
9
Cooker
Pressure
100
11
2
9
common
Montgomery Ward & Co
National
19%
11
9
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Modlne Mfg common
Texas
Range Since January 1
Low
(The) common
South La Salle St Corp
38%
Apr
40% May
200
15 V*
Feb
19%
100
4!A
Jan
5%
Apr
Union Carbide 8s Carb
200
8% May
10%
Jan
United Air Lines Inc.—
xlOVa Mar
Jan
403A
500
17%
5V4
8%
■
18
100
yl41% 145
2,500
yl41% May
1ft
9.400
lft May
1ft
Jan
15% Feb
19%
10
17%
Feb
19
150%
Jan
12%
10
36 5
600
...
41%
Jan
14% Maj*
28 Va
71%
73%
2,300.
69
Jan
78 Va
Apr
Jan
Westinghouse Electric 8s Mfg com—12%
221'a
22%
200
22%
Apr
26
Jan
9
11%
11%
100
11
Apr
13
850
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
100
11
Apr
13
Jan
United Light 8s Rys Co
Allied
7%
,
7%
preferred
prior
$1
Swift
High
Low
17%
.
50
for Week
Shares
38 Va
7%
vtc
common
Swift International Co Ltd
Range
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11%
38
9
Sundstrand Mach Tool new com
Sales
of Prices
Last
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2,550
150
5
Sunbeam Corp common
Chicago Stock Exchange
Week's
May
27%
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common
Products
Food
Miller & Hart Inc
Stone
Friday
11%
9
Lindsay Light & Chemical common
Stewart-Warner
-
14%
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—
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St
Rexall Drug Co
25
May
47%, May
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
14
36%
47
63
—
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Pennsylvania RR
100
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5
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30
449
460
14
—
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——
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60%
19%
31
53%
220
59%
37%
28%
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25
62
22%
33
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27% 287/a
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8%
44'A 45
100
—
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9
common
Middle West Corp capital
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Butte
4% Jan
3% Mar
350
100
7% Mar
General Capital Corp
General Electric
North
18%' Jan.
400
4% Mar
Cos
4
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May:
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25%
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Service
3%
350
25
50
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England
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150
17%
25
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New
Jail
23%
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53.
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common
Harvester
100
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Mickelberry's
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17%
Independent Pneumatic Tool common-9
100
6%
Copper Range Co—
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Mar
Jan
Eastern Mass Street Ry—
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22
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5
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300
1,250
Indianapolis Pr & Lt Co
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2,200
17%
43% Mar
Indiana Steel
7%
11
20%
17
5
common
120
Illinois. Brick
———100
-
51
9%
20%
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15% Jab*
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Mar
110
Boston Elevated Railway-
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11
17
25
—
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V
Jan
117 Va 118
pfd—100
Boston Edison
1
10
1
3
Hammond Instrument Co common
Harnischfeger Corp common
Heiiman (G) Brew Co new cap
Hlbh Spencer Bartlett
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
Beaton it Albany RR
14
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28%
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Gillette Safety
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American. Tel & Tel
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for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
of Prices
Range
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Range
Sales
Week's
Last
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Exchange
7
common
9
U S Steel common
*
—
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lft May
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Wieboldt
Inc
common
Asbestos
Jan
Avco
Washer
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Mfg Co common
Bendix
Aviation
5
—
31
Feb
3
May
250
7%
Jan
10
Mar
12%
300
11%
Apr
14%
Jan
2,700
31'A
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9%
Jan
7%
31'A
12'A
31%
12%
250
500
12% May
15%
31
31%
200
31% May
34% Mar
31% May
36%
Jan
Macvhine
Radiator
American
Bliss &
1
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2'A
Laughlin Inc common
10
Borg (George W) Corp—
__
11
9'A
6%
11
9'A
6%
11
9%
600
6% Mar
7%
Bruce Co
common.—____5
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Cent & S W
preferred
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Jan
200
II
May
14
9
Feb
10'%
Jan
100
43
Apr
53%
Jan
Atchison
45
17%
10
16
17%
10
50
16%
Apr
22
100
9%
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12-
Jan
Columbia Gas
System Inc (The)
16
Mar
17%
Feb
Continental Motors
7
May
9%
Jan
Curtiss-Wright
3%
3%
3%
700
1
13%
12%
1%
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12%
24
24
100
24
May
11
10%
64%
11
50
11
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9
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Chicago Corp common
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11
10%
—
29
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24%
100
24
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100
89 Va May
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29%
33%
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Jan
2
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700
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Jan
14%
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12%
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10%
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64 y2
50
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64 y2 Mar
24
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600
11% Mar
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300
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10%
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11%
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6%
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200
12%
29
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common
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29
50
10
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500
7
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capital
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Armco Steel
Berghoff Brewing
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Jan
2%
6%
*
10
common
3
8%
5%
1% May
6% Mar
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4%
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4% May
4%
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100
100
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Jan
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5%
1
3
11%
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5
common
Mfg Co common
5
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Paramount Pictures Inc new com-—i-1
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Motor
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75
Mar
4
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Jan
115
100
50
Apr
800
39%
Feb
20
Apr
46% May
28 y4 Jan
Radio
200
3,500
25
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29
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3%
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4
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8%
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72
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72
115
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22
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9
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7%
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1
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Chicago
Schenley Distillers Corp
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc——
1%
15
,
57%
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Coleman
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25
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Eversharp Inc common
10
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General Motors Corp common
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see
page 44.
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11
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Volume
Number 4801
169
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Apr
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class B__
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110
31
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44%
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134
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10
26%
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11%
50
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12
Apr
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11%
11%
50
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Feb
14
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16
16%
175
15
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17%
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18%
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47
17%
Apr
21%
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69%
67%
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215
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28%
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150
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6%
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Anaconda
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Atchison Top
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20
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Bandini Petroleum
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Mar
25
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Feb
4
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50
37 y8
May
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69
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page
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.
44.
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280
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Feb
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100
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Clary Multiplier Corp
26%
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Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp common—*
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20
37% May
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Commonwealth Edison Co (Un)
Jan
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223
7% May
9
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Cons Chollar
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100
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1%
Jan
Consolidated Edison
64
62%
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7%
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8
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29% May
17%
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May
Jan
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7%
1%
23
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6
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175
770
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Apr
15
Apr
17%
Apr
Jan
26%
Jan
3
Jan
3%
3%
1.40
2,909
1.20 Feb
201
21% Mar
1,989
6% Jan
11
19%
Jan
17%
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19%
19
25%
1.25
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1
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Apr
37
38
COMMERCIAL
THE
(2022)
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
CHRONICLE
Monday, May 9, 1949
EXCHANGES
MAY
ENDED
6
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•'
•
'
■
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Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Consolidated
Liquidating Corp
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft (Un)
Continental Motors Corp
America Inc
Creameries of
Class
11%
11%
140
a6%
50
a57% a57%
50
9%
9%
17 Va
Jan
17% May
•
Transamerica
9%
Jan
12 Va
Apr
Trancontinental &
6%
50
Feb
8%
Jan
Tri-Continental
55 Va
Jan
Twentieth
8%
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
United
Aircraft Corp
Jan
27
Jan
6
350
5
Feb
7
Jan
8%
8%
a21% a215%
911
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
30
23
Feb
23
a59 Va a60Va
55
50%
Feb
58 % Mar
a22%
95
20
Feb
21%
57/8
(Un)—*
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25
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Feb
United
Douglas
Aircraft Co Inc
Dresser
Industries
50c
Inc
4
Electrical Products Corp
Bond
Electric
Power
Oil
Exeter
Ltd
Co
Farnsworth
Light Corp
&
class
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd
Garrett
12%
12%
125
12% Mar
13 %
5
14%
14
14%
300
11
Feb
14%
Apr
25'%
25 Va
25%
300
21%
Feb
25 %
May
50c
60c
2,300
49c
Mar
1
1%
2,343
1
May
A
Radio
&
Tele
1
General
Electric
Foods
General
Motors
55c
class A
—1
(Un)
Co
7%
7%
298
12%
12%
740
10
38
38
13%
13%
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Hilton
Hotels
Holly
class
Calif
of
Co
A
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116
119
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135
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17% May
10
1.40
1.30
1.45
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*
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41%
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1.25
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Feb
59
Mar
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Gas
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147/a
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13 V4
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22% Feb \
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11%
Feb
14
3%
550
2%
Jan
3% May
36%
36%
555
36% May
39% Feb
77% Feb
42% May
12"
12
—
71%
39%
73Va
1,210
69%
Jan
—
42%
1,260
35
Feb
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11%
12%
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6%
6%
200
5%
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7%
14%
26%
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47%
Feb
Feb
14% Mar
Apr
Feb
5
May
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
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104% May
103% May
$26,400
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS—
Range
American
Tel
Rights
Range Since January 1
Low
High
Tel
&
High
Jan
24% Mar
141% May
150% Jan
liS May
21 %
100
142 Va
1 dV
1A
28,569
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May
•
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23%
12%
12%
13
1,119
12%
Apr
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11
110
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2%
3
1,030
2%
Apr
49%
Apr
Feb
Arundel Corporation
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baltimore Transit Co
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23 %
*
220
23%
2,563
141% 145 %
13
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Week's
of Prices
Last
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19Va
Co
Davison Chemical Corp
Delaware Power & Light com
Eastern Sugar Assoc common
Electric
Storage Battery
Fidelity & Deposit Co new
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5
14Va
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s
16% Mar
18 Va
16%
Jan
20
97
11%
Apr
12% Mar
42 Va
42 Va
124
20
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43 Va
Apr
51 Va
Jan
May
75 V4
Mar
41 Va
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Apr
May
67
67 %
67
69 %
95
59%
57%
59%
2,152
56 Va
Feb
62%
Feb
13
12 '/a
125
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
Apr
11%
Jan
12
Apr
5
Coal &
Jan
57%
10
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2,837
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17%
35%
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60
32%
37% Mar
25
8%
8
1
54
9% Mar
20
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--
National Power & Light
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1
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Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg com
10
6%
Jan
17 V»
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Jan
.
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Jan
8% Mar
"
15'%
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20c
Jan
70
9 Va
Feb
11%
Jan
16%
Jan
19% May
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25
Mar
14% Mar
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50
17
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
2.65
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Jan
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33
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20Va
Jan
23%
Apr
23%
23%
23%
24%
3,424
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297
23 %
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Feb
3
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26
May
40%
Jan
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1,508
20
Jan
23
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28%
27%
20
28%
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26%
Jan
28 Va
Apr
Feb
20%
345
19%
Feb
23%
Jan
276
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%
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414
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common
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50
common
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301
1,000
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11c
Jan
19
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Scptt
Paper
Oil
Sun
22%
Jan
__
2OV2
20%
250
18% Mar
20%
Apr
32
32
32%
1,119
30 Va
Jan
33%
Feb
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30
32%
Apr
35 %
Apr
26%
Apr
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200
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Apr
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2
200
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Intercoast Petroleum Corp
Interlake
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13
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Willys-Overland Motors Inc (Un).
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Republic Pictures Corp (Un)_:
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Reserve Oil & Gas Co
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St. Louis Stock
65
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Shares
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Last
STOCKS—
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Friday
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American
American
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155
49
Feb
54%
Jan
Tel
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common
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•:
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100
1
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Electric
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common
common
common
(Un)
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International
common
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Knapp-Monarch common
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Laclede
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Midwest
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American
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9
9%
10
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Feb
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Feb
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6
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16
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17
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Range Since January t
High
141% 145%
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132
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Low
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Rights
Missouri Portland Cement
Texas
For footnotes
12 Va
Feb
8%
550
18
12.50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Jan
9
29 %
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1
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45
7
18
Jan
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Pittsburgh Steel Foundry 5%. pfd—100
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9
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9%
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10
Corp
Jan
24
1,383
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24
Mar
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11
9%
*
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26% Mar
(Un)
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preferred
$3.50
10%
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10
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Pittsburgh
10%
1
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Gas
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10%
Sale Price
15%
28%
23%
Feb.
(Ind)
&
Star
10 Va
Feb
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Swift
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10 Va
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Studebaker Corporation
Joy
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Feb
Feb
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Apr
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9%
Jan
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—
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*
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Range Since January 1
High
19 % Mar
Apr
25
7c
23%
Calif
27%
Jan
512
7c
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Southern Railway Company
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Jan
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Jan
22 %
5
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preferred
preferred
preferred
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5%
__
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4.38%,
3% May
Jan
21% May
Signal Petroleum Co of Calif
Southern
Jan'
11%
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8%
4
Jan
Apr
Natural
•
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Ludlum
Arkansas
for Week
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Par
Allegheny
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Prioe
Jan
_*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Oil
Apr
Apr
8%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Jan
:
(Un)—
& Co
Oil
Trading
39%
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24
1
1.75
50
4
10%
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Co
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Seaboard
41
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Apr
Mar
5
:
53%
20
1
Safeway Stores Inc
Apr
372
•
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51
2,200
•
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1
582
Jan
Mar
9%
1
Richfield Oil Corp common
61
21%
2.50
;—
Jan
9%
•
1
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51%
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_
200
28%
•
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*
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55
:
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1
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(Un)
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp
(Un)
Republic Petroleum Co (new)_—
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53 %
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100
53 53 %
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Phelps Dodge Corp
Pullman
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54 %
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;
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Pacific Lighting Corp common
25
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Jan
50c
4%
4%
4%
*
38%
37%
38%
60
12%
12%
540
12 Va May
13% Mar
37%
38
244
37 %
46
5
15
38
34%
Feb
Apr
Jan
Volume
169
THE
Number 4801
.
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
Friday
Par
Air
Reduction
Alaska
Co
Juneau
Mln
American
Factors
American
Power
Rights
American
&
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(Un)
20%
21%
Feb
250
2%
Apr
3%
3
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2 %
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Apr
14%
Apr
53%
143%
53 %
234
25%
26%
26%
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25 %
(R
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—"
common
Jan
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61V8
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Apr
Feb
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Portland
Copper Mining
Anglo California
(Un)
50
National Bank
20
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Atchison
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&
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
Imperial
Santa
Fe
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Diesel
Locomotive
Bandini Petroleum
Bank
of
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Oil
Oil
Bendix
Co
Co
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1
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common.—
Corp
(Un)
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30c
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6%
1,078
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Hill
&
17c
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21%
21%
4%
400
2.50
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295 %
Feb
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Ink
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California
Celanese
Central
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of
6
2
44
32
55%
Jan
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Feb
36 V4
Feb
59%
Apr
30'/2
32
32
445
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110
Apr
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58
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May
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
Paraffine
47'%
47%
431
42% Mar
27
27
125
25 V2
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10
17%
17%
120
*
11
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*
15
15
100
Consolidated Chem Ind class A
Vultee
Gas
Y
Aircraft
17
Jan
15
May
2%
Jan
Jan
26%
40
197
35i
Feb
44%
200
530
88
11%
6%
Steel
Co
America
of
232
3% May
4
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100
■
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50
9%
9%
290
322
Radio
Dow
Chemical
Eastman
El
Co
Kodak
Dorado
Electric
Oil
8%
Feb
6'/2
Feb
322
58
8%
Bond
Emporium
Share
&
Capwell
Co
Jan
10
Rheem
23%
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97
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94
94
19
94
Feb
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&
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Name changed to F A R i
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104
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18
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54
412
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270
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8
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45
100
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Feb
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8
1,280
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40%
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110
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American
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13
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220
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261
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16
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Mar
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11
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Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Broadway
Jan
Apr
27c
&
Monison-Knudsen
May
9%
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Boig-Warner Corp (Un;
9
102
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30c
11
Jan
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102
20% Mar
6%
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28 %
200
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common
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1
120 V
5%
13
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30
150
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167
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30 %
9
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Avco
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123
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363
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7%
19%
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—
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/
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Co
Menasoo
149%
Jan
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53 y8 Apr
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Matson
Feb
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•
Martin
Jan
45 Ye
&
1
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Marine Bancorporation (Un).
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63
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Jan
7%
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Mar
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260
-
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19
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180
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High
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—
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i
Ltd
&
Shares
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Last
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10
Amer Radiator & Stan San (Un)
•
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
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American Airlines Hie
;
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of Prices
39
6
STOCKS—
for Week
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MAY
Sales
Range
Sale Price
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Last
WEEK
Friday
San Francisco Stock
stocks—
FOR
(2023)
EXCHANGES
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
CHRONICLE
23
5
5
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7
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300
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&
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THE
CANADIAN
RANGE
WEEK
Monday, May 9, 1949
MARKETS
LISTED
FOR
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
MAY
ENDED
6
Friday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Last
STOCKS—
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Friday
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
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Paper
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131/a
~20
ai
i*
18
k
Algoma Steel
*
—_
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Assoc
&
Bathurst
Bell
t
preferred
k
Power
tight &
Trac
Feb
24%
Jan
42
44%
610
42
Apr
56
51
53
580
50 %
Apr
61%
Jan
25%
110
25%
Jan
26'A
Jan
Power
Corp
eye
6
6%
335
5% Mar
6%
Jan
20C
20c
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22%
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595
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Jan
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Jan
B
19
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18%
19
2,618
13%
13%
14
129
24
23%
24
1,005
22
Feb
24%
$1.30 preferred
24%
100
24% Apr
25%
Powell
18%
Feb
20%
Apr
Power Corp
12
Jan
14%
Apr
Price Bros
2%
725
2%
Feb
320
24%
Feb
26%
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2%
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3%
3
15%
50
15
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5%
5%
215
5
26'A
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1,330
26
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15 %
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100
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23
464
28%
28
28%
163
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22
100
19%
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Breweries
Canadian
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:
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.
22%
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10
14
113
36
30
19
Jan
15
series
Apr
Simpsons Ltd 4 '/2 %. preferred—.
98
Jan
98
Jan
13
Mar
14 y4
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Southam Press Co——
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Mar
37%
Feb
Standard Chemical common
21
Jan
2,071
520
12%
12%
360
12 %
Apr
14%
15
195
15
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17
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class A pfd
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39
37
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20
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37
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27
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100
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31%
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*
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330
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25
25
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38
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50
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31
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16
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25
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25
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25
Jan
12
4.16%
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19%
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10%
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12
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15%
12%
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11%
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14%
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23
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24
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27
Jan
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120
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Bridge
Smith
Ltd
Hudson Bay Mining k Smelting
Imperial Oil Ltd
British
Packers
Columbia
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98 V2
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17%
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common
102 'A
Apr
preferred
common
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8%
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International
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10%
9%
10%
1,192
30
29%
30
758
27
Mar
•
43%
43
441/4
996
43
•
18%
18%
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9,767
16%
17
&
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8%
Feb
Apr
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
Gen
Electric
General
Apr
56%
Feb
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Jan
International
Petroleum
Co
Ltd
13% Mar
14%
Corp._
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of
the
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Laura
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Mailman
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84%
86
255
84
11%
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50
11
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6
16%
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400
20
20 y2
335
'
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•
25%
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19%
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22%
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Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—
Canadian Inter Inv Trust Ltd corn-
83%
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85
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Canadian Marconi Co
Jan
122
17%
Apr
22
5%
&
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;
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Canadian
Silk
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30%
Apr
36
Jan
49%
49%
51
2,046
48%
Feb
58
Jan
Canadian Western
8%
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8%
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8%
1,101
Apr
12%
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Canadian Westinghouse Co
52
52%
555
50
Feb
59%
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13%
14
670
13%
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15%
19%
180
19% May
23
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24
23'/2
24
220
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29
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18%
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18%
170
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100
,
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100
*
50
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12
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93
187
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700
17%
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•
1,670
12%
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—1*
—
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•
22
22
485
52
52
376
30
32
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28
Feb
100
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17
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20
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285
33
Feb
37
May
19%
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51
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52
Jan
40
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40
100
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pfd—
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24
15'/b Mar
16
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55
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16
17
6%
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,
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16
16
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42
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37
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465
55
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25
12
May
13%
1,738
16
May
20 %
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175
6
Apr
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-
16
60c
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•
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&
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17
37
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37
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93
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15
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—
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preferred
93
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54
Jan
178%
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14
14
37
44.
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22
19% Mar
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common———.—1
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*
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see page
Feb
Jan
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For footnotes
Apr
9
15% Mar
171
4
common
13%
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1
Jan
16%
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52%
19%
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways
50
a__
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4
class A___.
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Jan
23
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2,223
•
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100
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12% Mar
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preferred
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14
1
*
31
*
—
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78
77
77
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1,457
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86
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103
10,650
100
preferred
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115
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5%
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4
,5%
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22%
*
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Jan
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preferred
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Lake
165
12
3
Jan
5
Power
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Mar
14%
80
•
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International
5
1,055
—
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15
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May
10% May
31
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13
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•
35
all
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19
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19
Jan
14
165
-
Jan
47 V2
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Jan
preferred._25
6%
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50c
14
Jan
10
160
100
20
Canada
102%
Feb
121
5
70c:
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47%
Apr
Apr
14%
121
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6%
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14
15 V2
99%
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100
preferred
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4%
47%
Feb
5
16
Canadian
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165
20%
14
100
25%
25
*
15%
25
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preferred
May
165
'
100
;
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4%%
14
Jan
Feb
106
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50
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—___—
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119
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1,975
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Mar
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100
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15
Feb
14
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11%
—
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97
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common
V
10
Jan
•
—
Paper
Low
335
10 y2
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4
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Canadian Pood Products Ltd
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a4%
14
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class
Ltd
*
165
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Millen
&
100
common
5% preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hamilton
Jan
;
14
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100
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Jan
165
B _«
Cd Ltd
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—
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common
5% preferred
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14%
-
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25
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—
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Power
Apr
25
pfd
common
'
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for Week
10%
Bros Ltd (new) common™
100
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common.
100
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cumulative prefeirred
125
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Power
980
>
11%
125
15%
Fraser
'
26
Low
•
4,810
15%
*
Gatineau
Mar
of Prices
♦
Works Ltd.:
Glove
Acme
Brandram-Henderson
•
20%
24
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12
20
Famous Players Canada Corp
Foundation Co of Canada—
Co
34
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19%
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Last
11%
1
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35 !
Funds
Friday
STOCKS—
19%
•
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&
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Montreal Curb Market
8% Mar
Par
-23%
common
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Estabrooks
•
Apr
33%
39
Jan
18% May
Beatty
Electrolux
*
10:
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28%
,
Feb
B___
preferred
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Feb
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preferred__
Apr
18%
*
class
6%
Jan
35%
*
Coal
Limited
Banks—
8% Mar
19
20
Textile
19% Mar
23%
25
15%
Dominion Stores Ltd
Dominion
700
23%
25
Zellers
'
36%
:
&
20
23%
10
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:
common
Glass
Tar
20
10
'
*
preferred
preferred
Dominion
10
Dominion
12% Mar
28%
*
6%
Dominion Steel &
Canadienne
Jah
13% Mar
190
*
Dominion Foundries & Steel
7%
Jan
14%
2,534
13%
5
Distillers Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Dominion
17 y8
13%
13
__^_u.
,
Dairies
Jan
13%
Crown Cork & Seal Co______
Dominion
Jan
24%
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
Dominion Coal
Jan
11%
36%
13 y2
»
¥
Leather Co
11%
Feb
30%
37%
Cockshutt Plow
Davis
9
~~
25
Canadian Pacific Railway
Glass
:
»
Canadian Locomotive
Consumers
9%
Mar
Dommerce
Class
9%
Jan
»
preferred
Steel
5%
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
Apr
60.
40% '.
■
•
Wabasso Cotton
Canadian Converters
Canadian
20% Mar
100
r
16%
Feb
a75%
17
Jan
15
20
Mar
V 48
Jan
•
Apr
23'A
20%
38
13
390
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35
22'/a
38
472
53
12
17 ye
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22
20
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10
20%
20
15%
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Apr
8%
22
25
; v'
Apr
-20%
25
Jan
.
16
•
$1.00 series
Jan
;l9%i;i9%
May
*
2,715
19 y4
qo
40'%
Feb
May
63
J'
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Feb
a97
21%
Jan
45
42%
10
16%
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30
36
20%
Jan
Apr
15% Mar
a23
Apr
a97
21%
102%
Apr
37
61
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Bhawinigan Water & Power com:
*
Series A 4%
preferred™—___—_50
13%
*
101
Apr
Apr
25% May
'
14%
Sherwin; Williams ( of Canada com—f
•f.
7% preferred _!„_!!!—_^—!—__10Q
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9
539
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s
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50
15
Jan
100
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preferred
20%
45
495
.
1
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St Lawrence
Jftn
173 Vb
-
38 y8
.:
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common
preferred
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23
Jan
Jan
4,975
.
Feb
Jan
Feb
20
42%
! Jan
-
23
!59
';
16 al6y2
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100
*
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Canadian Celanese
Jan
May
37
a
.
16%
157/a
35
20
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26%
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common
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Apr
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Jan
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104
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Jan
21
51% Mar
172
45
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52
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103'A
1,848
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Jan
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23
28
25
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Canadian Bronze
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33
15
_
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1,035
172.
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-
44%
Jan
17
Jan
26%
151/2
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preferred
4%
Jan
15
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11%
28 " May
25
44 >/8
25%
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Jan
10
Cahada Northern Power Corp.j
Canada Safeway Ltd 4%% pfd
Apr
:
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Jan
,'>3
21 >/8
172
;
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common
common
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23
26
20
Feb
42
20
100 >
54%
20%
172
44%
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23
preferred
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5% preferred
\
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2%
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261/4
5
28
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common.——
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*
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Electric
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prefeired _l!
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Jan
24%
•
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common
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preferred
Page-Hersey
411/4
*
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Canada Cement
1
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Building Products
Canada Iron
20c
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Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd
20%
21%
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40
330
103% 103'A
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11
:
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5
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37 y4
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Neilson
Niagara
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:
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$1.75
38
Jan
*
Power
British Columbia Forest Products
6%
Apr
20
*
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Class
Jan
Apr
21%
a35 V2 a35%
25
British American Oil
VrUck
20'A
17%
Steel
Range Since January 1
High
36% .;;'36%
pfd____ —5
Chemical
&
National Trust
Jan
Penmans
Paper class A
British American Bank Note
British
17 %
37
•
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Telephone
Brazilian
1.713
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Apr
251/2
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18
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13 y4
195
_
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1,708
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13%
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1"
25
preferred
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51%
pfd_.__.__25
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13%
Range Since January 1
24'A
&35 % '
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Shares
441/2
..20
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of Prices
7%
241/4
____
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National
for Week
Low
*
common.
$1.50 preferred
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
'Low
Pat
*
Sales
Week's
Range
..
Sale Price
26
May
16
May
40
•
Mar
70
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May
Jan
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26
5
<
260
50
60c
Apr
32
Apr
.
4
.
26
May
16% Mar
r*
"1:9,5
Jan
36%
Feb
()
Volume
169
Number 4801
THE
H..1K it.i i in.
ii
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
Week's
Range
Friday
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MAY
6
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for Week
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85
common.^"
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Maxwell
conv
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common/
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6#.: preferred
Mica
of
Canada
Minnesota
&
Ltd—
Ontario
Mount
Royal
Rice
Paper
NUclear
Crush
Power
Ltd
6f/r
n
c
2nd
part
;
6%
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Southern
Ltd
Canada
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A
pfd—*—150
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300
9
50
10%
5
5
22
73 y4
9% Feb
25
12%/
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5
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104
Apr
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51 % May
54
20
a
7 Vb May
50
8
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41c
45c
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20
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50c
25
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17%
15
Jan
38
50
21
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Cadillac
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East
26,200
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•
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5c
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1,000
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7%c
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2c
36
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7c
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10,500
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1
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13c
13c
700
18%
18%
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3%c Mar
7%c
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25c
9'/2c
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-
9%c
Eldona
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Sol
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Gold
Formaque Gold
Goldbeam
Ltd
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Mines Ltd
v-
- -
25cj
16% c
Apr
2.75
10,250
61c
63c
1,000
52 %c Mar
Hollinger
Cons
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Mines
Hudson-Rand
Gold
International
Uranium
Mines
:Jack
Lake Mines Ltd
Joliet-Qucbec Mines Ltd
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6'Ac May
1
—
—/_■
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Louvicourt
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7;700
2.03
r
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Goldfields
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Nechi
Corp
Cons
of
Ltd
Canada
Jan
18c
Apr
Jan
•
11%
11%
iiy,
;•■'• 750
10%
Feb
12%
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7C
a'/2 b
4,500
7c"
May
14%c 15%e
19,100
3.30
3.40
500
14 %c May
3.15 Mar
4%
43^
50
4% May
New
Goldvue
New
Louvre
New
Mines
Mines
Marlon
Gold
33c
1
1
15c
1
3.40
Gold
of
Ltd
2—1
1
Blue
__
Ltd
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Ltd
Sladen-Malartic
Stadacona
Sullivan
Mines
(1944)
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2__*_
Ltd
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10c
Mar
6.25
Apr
—
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Jan
Jan
-
British
&
Dev
British
Forest
Ltd
Oils
Jan
Products
Power
class
B
British
Oils
Leduc
Homestead
Decalta. Oils Ltd
Ltd—
Oil
Co
A
10C
Apr
Apr
_—j.
Broulan Porcupine
Mills class A
1
:
*
12%
Jan
Buffalo
Lake
Home Oil
Co
*
Mar
Apr
9c
4.000
8c
May
2,800
14c
Red
Feb
31c
Mar
Bunker
Hill
600
1.60
Jan
Burns
22c
y
Jan
Burrard
3.70
3,000
8'Ac
,Okalta Oils Ltd
Co
Ltd-.—:
Apr
Jan
&
Co
class
class
B
14 %c Mar
Calgary
Petroleums
Ltd
2
1st preferredEdmonton
Flin
Flon
*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd new common
South
Brazeaii Petroleum Ltd
footnotes
see
page
19
2,935
18%
Feb
5c
5,000
5c
May
23%
24%
1,805
24'A
24%
599
86
88
75
98
*
/ 30c
.Apr
67c
Feb
Calmont Oils
4c
Apr
8c
Jan
Campbell Red Lake—
4c
Mar
7c
*
6c
1,000
8%c
4,500
38c
1,100
1.65
7c
22c
May
14c
Jan
38c
May
48c
Jan
.1.47
45,950
1,400
Apr.
2.57
Jan
Cement
common
Preferred
Canada
1
Iron
Foundry
Jan
90'A
Jan
May
101%
70
5%
215
25%
26
140
2%
2%
•>"300
28%c
34c
50,200
27c
/Feb
32c
32c
500
31c
Mar
15'/4
40
98
-
2%
2,800
13 %c
3,550
.•
12c
1,500
11c
6'/2c
2,000
5%c
27%
28
460
5c
1.92
Apr
6%
Jan
26%
Jan
3%
Jan
37c
Fee
37c
Jan
17
Jan
May
Jan
24c
Jan
3.05
Jan
Mar
20c
Jan
9%c
Jan
Apr
27% May
3%c May
Jan
14'A
15'% May
600
33
12%
5,500
%
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Jan
Mar
15
15c
13
3
13
2% Mar
2.30
Jan
Feb
5% May
25
2.25
Jan
Apr
10
13'Ac
13
Apr
7%c Mar
May
110
3%c
May
25%
2,500
*
20%
Apr
86
17%
Feb
8%
Jan
15%
15%
67
7'/s
7%
975
7
Mar
30
30
May
5c
Jan
May
Jan
30%
65
5.50
5.90
II,880
6'/2c
6'/2c
2,500
6c
F&
8Vic Jan
46c
9,800
38c
Feb
54c
3.'45
2,975
4,30 Feb
30% Apr
6.60 Jan
53c
22c
Apr
42c
Packers
Mar
40c
May
,
Canada
Permanent Mortgage—
12,186
45c
-53c
Jan
Canada
Steamship Lines
1.45 Mar
3,300
■
Feb*1-
1.35
•
•1.90
Jan
1.57
Apr
68c
72,100
3c
9.45
,^125
4%c
4,000
4.35
/
9.20
23
Apr
15
28
May
22
118
19
Feb
22
May
8%
8%
40
8% May
10
Mar
1,000
15%
15%
115
15
Mar
187'% Mar
192
1.28
3,60 Mar
98c
500
95c
5.30
May
Mar
27c
Mar
36 %c
4.50 Mar
Preferred
preferred
6.60
43c
1.65
Jan
22
Mar
Jan
29
May
22'%
Feb
24
Jan
Jan
Canadian
;•
20%
20%
21
2,803
19%
Jan
21
Apr
*
16%
16%
16%
160
15
Feb
18
Jan
16
12%
16
12'%
25
15
Feb
18
Jan
475
12'A May
14'%
Jan
15
15
210
15
Apr
17
Jan
1,155
Feb
22V4
Canadian
Conv
Breweries
Canners
s.
Feb
Jan
May
Car
common
1
,
*
20
Canadian Celanese
New
9.70
13%
1.20
2.10
13c
.
„
.
%
2i'A
20%
21%
25
20'%
20'%
20'%
50
•
—
24
24
24
145
.*
6%
6%
7%
1,090
74
9'A
75
9'%
290
9'A Mar
11%
Jan
9'A
9%
200
9'A May
11%
Jan
19%
Jan
20% May
21%
Feb
23
28%
Jan
8%
Jan
Apr
Jan
2.00 May
Feb
—
;•
common
preferred
Canadian
9 %c May
•
*
common
Canadian Dredge
Canadian
Feb
;
A
Feb
26,000
.
Jan
Jan
3,300
25
preferred
12c
89 %c
60
24%
32c
2.95
20%
Jan
37% Mar
20
Mar
2.45
35'% Mar
325
Mar
16%c20%c
115
Apr
J4n
1,895
8c
5,500
36
14%
29
17c
2.60
36
16'%
2,4
2,500
2.40
36
Mar
20%
1Q.500
....
13
23%
20c
3,500
115
__50
—
Varnish
9%c
8.849
2
14
20%
28%
Feb
43c.
10c
192
29
Jan
300
.
192
13 %
Feb
23%
15
1,000
12»/8
%
Jan
♦
110c
31c
9'/2c
15
13 % '
*
29%
10
Apr
43c
5,100
_*
100
common
26%
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Feb
3c
8,100
2.00
5
28
4'Ac Jan
Mar
5.85
•
23
22
Canada Wire & Cable class B
73c
2'Ac
3,000
98c
23
28
__
Jan
1.29 May
27c / Aprr:
53c Mar
■'
B
Jan
3.75 Mar
Apr
Jan
1.08
600
class
Jan
28
„
Jan
25c
2.70
23
10
*
Canada Northern Power-/
40c
3.20
Food
Products
Class
common
100
xr_
Indus
Alco
"A"
voting
B
•
*
74
—
„
6%
55
74
Apr
May
77
Feb
Jan
14c
Jan
Feb
2.60
Apr
Feb
3.00
Jan
•1
Canadian Malartic
Jan
25c
Apr
6.65
7.05
8,478
5.90
Feb
7.05 May
14c
14c
3,100
14c
Apr
22c
3an
Cos
*
Cariboo Gold
Castle-Trethewey
Central
Canada Loan
3,500
66c
70c
79c
Jan
13'A
13%
210
Jari
15%
Feb
25
13%
13%
13%
3,822
13% May
17'A
Jan
_1
1.25
1.25
1.65
1.25
900
1.15 Mar
1.50
jan
1.68
350
1.74
Apr
201
201
4
;•
common
Canadian Pacific Railway
:
_1
100
70c
—
—
65c
12%
1.55
201
44.
Jan
9
24%
2%
40c
3.40
20
common—
8,100
40c
10%
-
__
1
:
Preferred
__
Feb
1.25
24%
10%
.
Apr
9.50
Feb
19c
7.00
*
45c
22 >*Mar
98%
r
5.70
1
9c
16%c
__
*
800
43c
2.70
-
Apr
v-'
2%
7%
?
:
4,200
5.80
2.40
1
x
Ltd^
18%
13%
*
•
Linen
&
Callinan
Canadian Oil
Western- Oils
Feb
6%c
27%
«
A
36c
3.90
.
90c
■—
8%
12c
_x
2.28
;*
——
4V'2c
4c
11%
*
22c
Jan
Jan
1.95
Feb
11c
1.66
•
Oils
ioo
/
*
Burlington Steel
4%c
2.45 Mar
1.67
62c
.1
Ltd
Pacalta
9
May
18c
Feb
: 5%c jap
8.25 Mar
45c
Ffeb
22c
Feb
5,450
Jan
Products
•
1
84c
'•
1
2.55
13,000
9c
26c
970
75c
32c
*
__
29,500
* ./
Gaspe Oil Ven-tures Ltd
15,398
9.35
65c
15'A
__
31c
_1
31c
_*
x
42c44'/2c
9.20
5-%
v
•
Buffalo Canadian
Jan
30c
\
•
2%c May
*
Oil
Bruck
45c
May
1.29
__
51%
Mar
9 %c May
__
*
Buffalo Ankerite
2c
'27c
__
Jan
48
3,400
98%
Buffadison Gold
25c
i.17
>
Ltd
__
•
•;
Dominion
Class
1
Feb
16c
2,506
87%
Jan
550
30c
Corp
___—__r.____
24
100
Jan
1,000
1.57
4.00
33c
5c
18%
100
Apr
72c
Apr
Mar
5'%c Mar
.
4,500
*
Columbia
Class
pfd
70c
25C
3c
i
119,520
jan
7.50
*
10
Columbia
Canadian
Oil
30
20c
41%
Jan
9
25
British Columbia Elec 4%
4%%
preferred
14%
'
Mar
1.66
__
5.00
3c
65b
■*
common
62'A
3%c
9.45.
1
100
9'/2c 10'AC
/
Jan
10c
i.57
;63c'
-
14% May
May
38% Jan'
10'Ac Mar
lie Mar
42c
common
May
5,000
1.24
.
Calgary'& Edmonton Corp Ltd.*——*
Calmont
For
Cordage
Preferred
Mar
9c
"//
Dominion
6,488
7.00
__
American
Building
1.55
1
:—i.
—
41%
May
2'/2b
•
Ma.V /
10
10,100
JUn
7.00
14c
10c
51
750
75b
49c
__
1
Anglo-Canadiarr Oil Co Ltd-
Pan
10%
jan
23
41%
14c
30c
-
65c
14
22c
Jan
Canada
Westville Mines Ltd
•
34
34c
•
Pacific
3,300
22c
__
1.55
—_1
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd
New
70,000
33c
38c
__
1
Consol
14c
1.48
—
-
__'l
Asbestps Corp
Vinray Malartic Mines Ltd—
Central
Jan
Apr
23'Ac May
•
*19
li'/2c
British
52c
Jan
11%
7c
1
United
,
6%c
Jan
25
•
«
Jan
36'A
305
•
48
Jan
10c
May
305
27o
Jan
19
48
1
Mines
& Millen class A
Feb
11c
14%
14c
Jan
5'A
26%
4,000
g%c
Feb
3.65
34 % Mar
24,333
*
—
Bralorne
4%C Mar
14'A
38c
Apr
19
27c
21c
Vic Jan
Apr
'-14
.
6'Ac
1
Jan
3.35
11
Jdn
6c
45,400
22c
_l
Pershing
Apr
32c
27c
5'Ac
1
_x_
Bordulac
2c
6c
__
*
Ltd—
Mines
__
17c
25
100
22c
32c
1.60
1
Ltd—
Trebor
41%
/■
36%
5'/sc
4%c
36c
___1
•
Sylrfrnite Geld Mines Ltd_____
Torbrit Mines
14
50
,_j.
BonetaUGold
Apr
1,000
11c
—
1
Ltd
23'Ac
Apr
'
1
iixxx
Canada
Mines
36%
Class A
1.66
__
1
Ltdt—
Mines
560
1
Gold
Class B
8c
___50c
i
I,950
__
*
25
1
preferred
Mines
Apr
2.48
—
Ltd—1
__a
'
'
i
a.—
7,100
7fe
25%
5c
Jan
Caldwell
Ltd
Mines
26c
*
cominonj.
18c
6c
25%
__
*
xx—
Gold
Jan
25c
—
1
Mines
17%c
__
25%
.10
Canada
Gold
British
Scotia.x
Kirkland
12%
3%c
8'Ac
•
2—
Gold
i_
1
10
x__
Mining...:
Ribbon
52c
75c
__
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd—
.
1
___i___
Quebec
23c.
10c
i—_—-1
Corp
Senator-Rouyri Ltd
v
Metals
Feb
10c
1
Ltd
Yellowknlfe
Santiago
-
Nova
*
x—x-
—
Consolidated
May
30c
__
.
.
Mines
/
Montreal—:
10
10 %
x—1
i-—
O'Brien Gold Mines Ltd
Siscoc
xx
of
33c
a61 a61%
Ltd—12—?
Mines
Mining
10%c
.Piccadilly Porcupine Gold Mines Ltd—?
Quebec
Labrador
Development
I
Quebec Mangahese Mines Ltd_'_-_^
1 >'
Quebec
j
Mines
9%c
14'A
5
Alger Mines Ltd
Normetal
:
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr com--*
Brewis Red Lake
x
1
•
Jan
13% jJan
94c
1,000
1,700
10% Mar
9%c
11 %c
,'
Jan
May
Mar
2,505
1,500
28c
14%c
Mar
1,500
10,500
Jan
Jan
11c
15c
3.80
8c
8c
59c
78c
May
9'Ac
Jan
6%
Feb
10,600
10'A
41c
Apr
Jan
23c
Mar
5%
Jan
%c
7%c
15,i00
500
3.35
14'A
1
Ltd
Ltd
13c
37
Apr
"3,100
6c
9%c
1
Dredging
New
3.65
1
Mines
4c
6c
2,000
3'AC
Feb
21,000
15c
(1937)
—
Jan
3.45
Jan
22 %c
5c
78c
// 5,500
5c
10%
8.65 Mar
1,000
4y4c
2.68;Apr
2.35 May
5%c
625
32%c32'/2c
__
69c
6%c
41c
1
Macdonald Mines Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
32%c
__
1
Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
9 15
9.00
1
*
Jan
5%c
5'/2c
3'Ac
„
9.00
*
;
5.30
3.55 Mar
12%c
10
3'Ac
1
45,675
6c
32c32'/4c
10
■
4.35
70c
15c
5
3.70
I2%c
6c
1
4.00
Jan
1
5c
1
Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Rowan
Lake
Ltd
Ltd
Mining Co
Jan
•
Oil
6'Ac
__1
Jan
68c
1
Mines
Brantford
Mar
9c
2.38
_/'/
Apr
Apr
20c
26c
620
Jan
19c
2.35
-.
38c
12c
6,500
11%
Brand
500
2.35
Ltd_^.__
May
14,500
30c
Jan
2.45
1
30c
14c
26c
11%
Apr
Feb
2.38
—__i
Mines Ltd_____
2,000
12 %c
28c
11%
Bidgood
yr.
El
31c
13 %c
10
i8c
1
.-■
Jan
72,250
II,5on
19%
1
East. Sullivan Mines Ltd
18c
T>c
Jan
'
5,000
25c
Jan
28c
Jan
13c
15'A
•
12%c
10c
Boymar
•
Jan
2,000
15c
21 %c
Bevcourt
37%d keb
l6c
Jan
1,000
7c'
7c!/:;
Ltd__l
16c
Jan
26%
12c
Belleterre
Jan
I,000
Jan
61%
30c
«
common
Beatty Bros (new)
Sell Telephone
Mar
May
5c
56
Apr
25% May
13%c
I_1:
—
Oil
Bathurst Power class A
Jan
5%c
Apr
50%
275
25%c
Bi'se
Feb
=
42
605
1
Bagamac
-
;v39c Jan
Jan
■
375
53
1
Aunor
Jan
25c
Mar" /
Jan
/_
'
2%i
5%c
__
Ltd
Mines
Malartic
*
10c
2%c
;
Dulama Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
•
5c
Apr
45
Aumaque Gold
May
v
Jan
85c
27%c
25%
550
Aubelle
Jan
20c
Jan
22 %c Mar
42
6
Bob jo
Dome Mines Ltd
Duvay
65c
61c
Feb
8c
9%
Apr
25%
t"eb
May
8'A
51%
6
Bank
9c
w-y 5c
1,000
6
Bankfieid
25c
7%c
1
Ltd'_
Co
v
•
1
Astoria Mines
Cortez
;-
I,000
*
Corp
Feb
-18% c May
6,500
/;: 2%c>
__1
——
Consol
8c
*
—
Chetkirk Mines Ltd
7c
6cy
• 6c
120
70c
6,000
Feb
Mar'
1,500
2,500
17,000
8c
V
t
yj-.r
:
•,
Candego Gold Mines—
Carrier-Malartic Gold Mines
27c
20c
500
8'A
16c
Jan
6c
6,000
18%c
•
;
■■//.
6%c
25c
20c
1
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd—
.
25c
t
Ltd
4 6c
6c
5%c Mar
5%c
8'A
15c
*
'
:
Jan
Jan
51%
*
Atlas Steels
v*Jan
36 %c
103
15c
j65c
.
May
100'A Mar
23%c23%c
*
Lead
3c
'
-500
20
70c
1
A
i.
Auto Fabric class B__
/29c
Jan
Athona
Feb
.17% May
38 Vi Mar
P^ay
12%
25
1
Bank
Hand-Oiie Gold'Mines Ltd
Mines
2
Jan
51
Jan
20%
Ashley Gold & Oil—:
Apr
*
-
Feb
21%
5%c
__
25
Ashdown Hardware class A
113
Jan
5%c
Jan
38'%
Armistice
Jan
Jan
////<:
;
Ltd
10%
110- May
-1,200
•
pfd
Mines
Argus
18%
Apr
1,470
High
17
Apr
17% May
36% Apr
Arjon Gold
Mar
16%
6,195
a20
Feb
Larder
Canadian
Area
24%
Low
13
v.
44
Canada
Jan
8% Mar
450
158
46c
9%
"■12%
10
-
•
-
Feb
23'A
100% 100%
•
of
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Apex Consol Resources
Mar
,
75
1
Yellowknife
Anacon
Mar
7
20
7%
12%-
Cons
American
Feb
107/8
100
.
37
1
Nepheline
Anglo
340
•
—
Ltd
Co
Amalgamated
Jan
18'A
24'A
•
—
American
Jan
9%
16%
•" 65
17%
Steel
Aluminium
Aluminum
jan
y4
Apr
Maf
8% Mar
275
69%•
X38
/■
1
Mines Ltd——
Mines
Jan
491/2; 49%
__
:
Aumaque Gold Mlh^s Ltd__
1.10
50c
17%
-
Stocks—
Anacon
Arno
Feb
94
1,180
37
*
Oil.
Jan
45c
—
Windsor,Hotel Ltd —-4—lJU.
12%
a20
i/j;
&
Pacific
Atlantic
/
Clas3 B preferred——
25
Westeel Products Ltd —e_i.—____?
</
Jan
9
45c
/'
class
5
6
A
Yellowknife
Algoma
Feb
Jati
Mai-
110 -110
.
45c
Corporations class B——*
United Fuel
7
5
12
16%- 16%-•
/
.
*
Trans-Television^v-;—
United
Jan
350
20 /
20
8%
8%
20
Alberta
Jan
-250
al.00
7%
Qas
Akaitcho
13%
Range Since January i
High
13%
100
Agnexv-Surpass
' Mar
27%
5
101/2
<
Acme
low
20
x—x—
Shares
18'A
—-—20
—
for Week
13%
*
Jan
18
Feb
!H® pre^err^
Par":
common
Preferred
J&h
12
•
•
al08al08'%
51% .,51 '/2
51'/2
red pfd__100
Russell
1,050
Jan
II
Paper
Acadia-Atlantic class A
Jan
16%
26% Mar
71/2,
'
.
&
$2.50 preferred
Jan
83>4
"
.
Mdy '
17%
-
common.—10
8
225
•
al08'/2
■■75,
14% Mar
150
17
0
50
H
26%
5
10'/2
100
ApT
8
17%
12
*
-i
pfd
125
68'%
/
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:
Corp of Can
92
__
*
Enterprises Ltd
Orange
225
al.OO
Co______5
Ltd—
,
8%
6%
L—*
Mills
Feb:
14%
•
—
.______10
Moore Corporation Ltd
74 %
8
'_
10
''
-2~%
v
Power
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
;/"
Abitibi
/
Feb
Last
./'/'/■;
r.
:
26%
7%-
*
Luu-
13 ;
~2%
85,
STOCKS—
Jan
Jan
Jan
10'A
Week's
Friday
Jan
16
.
'
17%
-
—
Canadian Funds
Jan
26
'
81/4 May
9% Apr
V'
'
; :
100
//
8
*
17%
pfd 20
Apf
10
2%
14^4
—
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Ltd
Melchers
...
-
Feb
.
& —"
18
8
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20%
?
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al5
2'A
Apr
13
300
101/2
•
High
1.50
215
85
__
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Massey-HarrisnCo Ltd 6%%
al5
Low
'
8%
2%
—
Lowney
762
*
13%'"''
:
10%
-
LaSaiie inc_L____-___I
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Hydro-Electric Secur C0rp__w__^i.____«- >
Inter-City Baking Co Ltd
100
Maple Leal Milling Co Ltd—
Maritime Teleg & Tel Co Ltd
23
13
8i/4
...
common—*
Ltd
2,700
22 %
8%
de
Investment Foundation
1.85
13%
y
—.10
Paper Products
High
1.75
1.75
22 '/a
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Co- Ltd
Co
Low
•••;'•-.
1
Mar
Jan
May
210
Jan
1
(2026)
42
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
Monday, May 9, 1949
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
MARKETS
LISTED
'
RANGE
Friday
of Prices
Par
Central
Central Porcupine
Chaitco
Steel,
1.00
::z-i
1.10
21,400
74c
93c
51,625
18'Ac
18'Ac
.
20c
9,000
9%
common
,Chateau.-Gai
Wines
,
.-1 i*- U-i
>4
Chemical Research (neW)___
Che&iark-Mines;,
r 9:
—.
—
.
—50c
L
-
68C
60c:
3C
•
Chesterville Mines
E~
Chimo Gold
.5c
1
1
.
,
« - •
™l-:
Coastal .<>11$
Apr
11,
Jan
10
Jan
Harding Carpets
Hatker Gold'
93c
Mar
Harricana Gold
10c
Jan
--48©-
1,500
-•-
-
;
May '
*•§©• Mar
•
28e
27c
-
T
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2.50
-
—
Mar
-
.
l
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!
113 1
.13:
kS,
li
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Colomac Yellowknife
Commonwealth. PetrpleUm
:13 3
25c
4'Ac
Mines
!
——
Consolidated Astoria
-
v.
1
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Beattie Mines I
1.00
17c
A
**•
.
800
1.05
13c
„•
17c
-
—
1,406
.
85©
13c
9'/a
230
48c
12,700
1
56c
56c
57c
3,200
Consolidated Homestead Oil—
*
9c
9c
10c
7,000
Jan
•
12c
12c
.500
12c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting——5
Consoiladted Press class A
?'
Consumers Gas —
97%
Cosmos
100
150%
1,294
95 ye
.
.
..
Malartic
,
Jan
Industrial
1.45
Jan
Inglis
1,000
12c
21
Apr
15'A May
18 %c Jan
Apr
10
12%Mar
IZVsQ J**
65<r Jan
lO'Ac May
l19'A Jan.
—1
20c
22c
4,075
20c
Mar
30c
Jan
CrOinor Pershing
Crow's Nest Coal
—1
54c
54c
500
40c
Feb
61c
Apr
100
49'A:
50
8'Ac
160
45 y2 Mar
52
Feb
7'Ac May
15c
Jan
24c
43c
Jan
12%Jwn
Apr '
Apr
Mar
19c
30c
43
.
11 %c Feb
82c
Feb
•
38c
——
.
Crowshore
Patricia
D'Aragon
Mines
22c
8c
8c
7'Ac
7'Ac
24c
,,.. ..
8c
26c
29b
~V
—
Leather .class 'Bj.
8c
7,500
17'Ac
17'Ac
1.60
15,000
-
1.60
-
-
4,200
8»A
8-:
Decalta' Oils Ltd
Aceoptance
3c
6c
Apr
112
117
Mar
Denison
Detta
Nickel
Red
.—1
_—
Mines
—X
Lake
I
-
500
-
May
May
73A
Jan
9'A
Feb
17c
16,000
22c;
8c
Z
—1
1.65
6 %c
'
-.1»
Dexter Red Lake
(John)
&
29%
19%
315
27'/a
Feb
29% Apr
18'A
22,767
16 Va
Feb
13%
13%
1,545
25'A
25'A
220
5c
5c
3,000
22'A
22'A
200
8%
29'A
22%
Co^
Jan
14%
Jari
24%
25% Mar
May
7%c
Jan
20'A Mar
.22'A
Apr
9
Feb
Apr
25%
Jan
99% Mar
101%
8'A
372
22
22
140
100
100
25
I1
30%
31
5,571
8%
Co
Jan
5c
100
8'A
8%
34c
3 l'Ac
37c
3,679
51,400
31c
4c
4c
1,000
4c
___6
.____♦
:_ioo
Nickel
19%
13% Mar
common-
8% Apr
22-
30'A
4,000
7,000
6'Ac
8c
Mar
1.20
;
Feb
33c
•
1.65 May
Jan
36
Apr;
Apr'
13
Jan
Jan
International Petroleum
International Uranium
Jacknife Gold
40c
.
6'Ac Apr
7'Ac Apr
28c•
:
_____
*
i
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Waite Mining
Jacola Mines
\
Joliet
a
•.
•
1.
52c
Jan
Gold
_
.
2c
2'Ac
42c
3,335
5'Ac Feb
19c
2c^May
2%c Mar
Z
,
,
Jan
3%c
11'Ac May ir
1,000
2c
2%c
36c
r
^
2'Ac
Mar
Apr
3'Ac Apr
■
Quebec Mines
Mines 1
Kenville
-T,
_1
—
500
11'Ac 11'Ac
_1
________
J M Consolidated-.
K
8Va
_1
39c
_•
13'Ac
li
___
V
13c 13'Ac
7c
6,'Ac
15%
15%
4'Ac
75c
1.32
1.40
14%
54c
Jan
:13c
^
Jan
23c
12c Mar
5%c Mar
2,815
5'Ac
61c
3,500
16%
4'Ac
Mar
34c
27,610
6,000
7c
.
Feb
10%c Jan
6,600
4,000
9c
37c
15c
Jan
46c
Mar
Kerr-Addison
-i
___—
Jan:
•
Feb
Kirkland
Golden Gate
-_i
"23,000
16% Apr
;:
~
39c=,
.—1
10
—
Dominion Electrohome
Ai.
Foundry & Steel__
Dominion Magnesium —
Tar
St Goal
&
5,800
25c
:
Feb
class
3,045
15%
Apr
18'A
Jan
19
2,640
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
25
25'A
470
24'A
Feb
26
Jan
25 ;
.
3
3
50
24%
25'A
767
10%
10
10%
1,035
—
42y4
42%
410
15%
15 '/a
15%
24%
24%
20
20%
250
11%
12
480
11
12
471
11'A May
24%■
-
•
2% Apr
24% May
.
10
3 Va
Apr
27 »A
Jan
14'A
Jan
46
Jan
325
42'A May
15'A Apr
17%
Jan
409
2iya
24%
•
B——25
20%
22
Feb
Dominion
Woollens
__
*
Donalda Mines
o.
Feb
l9%
Apr
11'A
..<11 %•
Mar
/
Y
12
Jan
13'A
Jan
1
46c
46c
48c
28,900
46c
Feb
•
19c
17c
19c
15,900
17c
Apr
May
65%c
Ltd
25 c
Feb
Duvay Gold Mines—
1
' 9c
84,000
9c
Mar
17c
Jan
East
1
<
9'Ac
Feb
12c
Mar
Dulama
Gold Mines
Amphi
East
.
Crest
East
________
Leduc
Oil
Eddy Paper class A
lQc
7'Ac
7'Ac
8'Ac
6,500
24c
22c
25c
9,600
2.45
2.35
2.50
11,000
1
2.50
2.35
2.77
29,374 j
6'A
6'A
•
_1
Gold
__
i___20
_i.__—
^^___
15%
Corp
30c
Federal. Gfain common
Federal Kirkland
Jan
38c
Jan
2.05 Mar
.
May
v6y8
Apr
15% May
32c
7%
Jan
17.
,
Jan
41c
>
Jan
64c
151,020
50y4c Mar
77c
Jan
7,500
6'Ac May
12c
Jan
28,656
3.85
4.00
32'A
T
3,870
14%
33
137A
.•->
27c
60c
May
3.80 Mar
:
Jan
4.50
Jan
815
137/8 Mar
16
Jan
250
32
37
Jan
Apr
6'A
6%
6'A
250
5'A Mar
1
4'Ac
4'Ac
5c
12,100
4'Ac May
70c
70c
70c
1,000
Federated Petroleum
3.45* Feb
..
Mar
*
1
2.70 Aor
6'Ac
■
14%
.*
10%c
27c 40'Ac
4.00
___1
150
Apr
Apr
.
2.35
•
.200
9,200
7c
22c
'56c
■
1
_
,
-
6'Ac
60'Ac
*
...
35c
35c
1
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous
Players _—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops—^
.
15%
33c
,
'>
:i
El Sol Gold—
Lake
_i
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Kirkland Townsite
70c
Apr
7'A
Jan
7c
Jan
90c
Feb
class
;
Cos
Frobisher
preferred
Exploration
12,400
1.55
23
2,140
20%
Feb
26
"
3'Ac Feb
5%c May
:
Labatt
(John)
Ltd
20
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Laguerre Gold
7,i
3.65
._i
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Lake
-1
1.17
Mines
Fortune
Gold
Lake
.
25
25
25
Mar
28
Feb
97
97
97'
25
97
May
98'A
Jan
2.36
2.40
10,800
*
"
preferred
2.38
2.05
115
102 y4 102'A
__
100
70
102 »A
Apr
Jan
109 V2
110
10
15
__
100
16'A Mar
15
55
14
100
100
10
99'A
110
—
*>
common-
Preferred:
163A
16%
__
100
5'A% preferred
General Steel Wares
GJant Yellowknife Gold Mines
2%
Feb
2.90
Jan
__
17%
Globe
Oil
Lake
Jones
Goldcrest
class
Gold
Eagle
Class
London
Goldora
Mines
6.15
9'Ac
Jan
6.40 Apr
3,500
8c
Jan
11c
2'Ac
2'Ac
500
2V4c
Jan
58c
58c
60c
12,300
55c;
Apr
36c
35c
15'Ac
* 36c
15'Ac
—
13c
4c
6.00
.
.
5,260
4.75
,
9,525
35c
Apr
3,500
15c
Mar
14c
2,500
10c
4c
500
4c
17c
•
Ltd
.
Gordon
Lynx
Mills
MacDonald
Class
A
preferred
Great
class
Great
West
,
Saddlery
Gypsum
Lime
&
For footnotes
see
page
Jan
15% Mar
18% Mar
100
10
62c
19% Mar
10% May
Mar
r
•
86c
Apr
Jan
8c
8'Ac
3,000
73c
73c
78C
5,400
1.08
Jan
28
28
28%
495
27% Mar
31%
Jan
28'A
.28%
185
27'A
23
Jan
10%
10%
10%
9
V
...
;
1.08 May
7c
1,500
10,500
12c 14'Ac
*
14c
2.37
2.35
2.45
I
31c
31c
32c
9c
10c
12,500
22c
22c
12c
1,000
1
1.00
1.00
1.05
9,'A
9'A
9>A
Jan
Mar
Jan
2.58
Feb
Gold
Class B
Madsen
Apr
74c
Jan
13 %c Jan
34c
Gold
Lake
Mines
2,500
5'Ac Mar
1.80 May
5c
Mar
7,500
5,500
20
5c
Jan
2c
May
95
10'A
10'A
10%
200
20
20
20
50
*
13%
12^^
1,740
38
13Va
38y2
435
16
16'A
1,115
12
4'A
40c
12%
4y2
40c
16'A
9 'A
__
__
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—
;
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15'A
•
10c
15'A
,
12c
15%
Apr
Jan
_
1
.
2.91
1
6%
6%
125
6% Mar
2.90"
3.05
10,800
2.40 Jan
17c
950
1.20
10
17c
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
3.10
V
Apr
30c
May
1
2.53
3'Ac
2'Ac
3'Ac
8%
8
8%
156
12c
12c
12c
2,000
'
4'Ac
4'Ac
20'A
19'A
20'A
26%
26%
2.02
12,250
40,200
1
Milling
2.43
•
& Eastern
Leaf
2.53
*
Fields
Gold
Jan
Jan
2.69
3%c
2 %c Mar
8
Mar
Apr
Jan
11%
Apr
3'Ac Mar
74 %c
—
Jan
15c
Martin-McNeely
Massey-^Harris common
Preferred
_;
1
j——*
______20
——
•
2,000
2,180
*;
Apr
6c
Feb
22%
9'Ac Jan
Jan
3'Ac Mar
!18
.
26'A
385
Feb
Apr
27'/a Feb
— •
Jan
8'/a
—_*
class A
8%
60
8
100
7%
7%
13%
137/a
14c
14C
500
61
62
1,070
42c
45c
-1,800
8c
9%c
32,000
11'Ac 12 %c
2,020
Feb
9
7% Mar
\
7%
Mar
5'Ac Feb
5,080
2'Ac
98
Jan
17c
♦
—
——
Red
Mines
class A—
Export
9
Feb
15c
Jan
93c
Feb
16c
18'Ac Apr
275
Jan
45c
—
May
9c
*
11%
i
«
Mar
28c
4,575
*
2.10
•
:
.
Feb
10'Ac Jan
...
1,850
1,400
;
12
10% May
10c May
51,450
14 c
13c
Mar
1.20
Jan
70c
..
25
10c 14 %c
1
—
MacLeoc-Cockshutt
MacMlllan
Apr
3,310
5'Ac
_1
44
12c
4'Ac Jan
May
8'Ac
McDougall-Segur
7c
2c
•
Ltd—
Jan
5%c Mar
100
—___—1
Jan
1.90
98
_•
Alabastine_;
Jan
5%c
2'Ac Apr
14% Jan
..
5,900
1
16c
6'Ac
"5c
•
Greening Wire
Gulf Lead Mihes__
;
GwiUim Lake Gold-Mines
t
Apr
19
4c
360
...
6.35
13,200
Macfie Red Lake
Mar
Red
9c
Jan
McKenzie
3*15
Jan
McLcilan
Feb
McMarmac
9'Ac Feb
4c
103
:
Apr
20
10%
J 61%
—5
Lake
1
Gold
Red
13%
•
common
Porcupine
12%c
1,
Lake
9'Ac
—1
———*
McWatters Gold
8'Ac
"•
Mid-Continent Oil
8'Ac
——
*
6%
6%
1,255
*
5'Ac
5c
5 'Ac
1.05
1.05
1.15
9,000
2,050
Feb
50%
Jan
17 %c
62
6c
Mar
12c
7%
6% Mar
5c
1.05
Apr
21'Ac Jan
8'Ac Mar
;
Apr
Apr
12c
Feb
10c
Feb
50c
32'Ac Jan
.
Apr
15% Jan
Feb
13c
500
;
——
Mercury Mills-
12%
2,260
*
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%c Mar
Mar
1.55
Apr
Jan
Jan
May
12% May
22
Feb
Mining
16
Jan
Model
38
Feb
40
Mar
16
Feb
18
Jan
830
9'A Mar
13
3% Mar
Jan
10 %
1,085
10
35c
1,000
20c
48c
Jan
12
12
100
11% Mar
14
Jan
7
7
40
6 % Mar
7
Mar
Apr
100
12
Feb
10
•35c
12
7
700
38c
7,500
10c
Apr
14 3A
Feb
985
Apr
4'A May
65c
Jan
17'Ac Mar
17
Jan
Carp
Oils
Monarch
Mortgage
&
Corp
Mylamaque
Mines
'
^
Inv
38c
Mar
Mar
49c
42c
49c
4,900
•
21%
21%
22
585
19% Jan
•
68
67%
69
440
65
9c
9c
7'AC
7'Ac
1
:
—
common
Mosher Long Lac—
1
*
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
Moore
10'A
*
1—1
:
—
Monarch Knitting common
Moneta
.
72c
Feb
2.45 Jan
1.12
A—
Mines
Jan
6c
—-—*
West Coal
19
10%
68c;
48c
,y.
1.08
Mines
Macassa
69c
—
1
Yellowknife
McColl-Frontenac
1.80
__
—
!
15%
—1
Feb
6'Ac
*
1
common.^
15'/a
Jan
1.80
*
Paper
3'Ac
Feb
Apr
1.10
Goldfields
56c
6yac
__1
Mackay class A____
9%C
1,600
.1,200
5,500
Jan
12c
15
I_Il
class A———
Milton Brick
Class B
1 Great Lakes
4'Ac
"
28%
19'Ac
6ysc
-
—__
__^
Goodfish Mining
Goodyear Tire common________
4c
19
Gold
Maple
9'Ac
•
——
16% Mar
m
Hosiery
Manitoba
6.00
1
—
Porcupine
75
15'/a
;—
Louvicourt
Lunward
Jan
2'Ac
1
Manitou
Goldhawk
18%
64c
May
Mar
9'Ac
1
Golden Arrow
5.80 Mar
18%
5'Ac May
Jan
2.10 Mar
894
37c
Jan
l
Mines
B
Mclntyre
Golden
34c
1,630
6.10
«
Groceterias
Jan
15'A
102
1
Mines
4,100
2.35
6.05
A_____
Littlef Long Lac
110'A
Apr
1
Gold
44c
2.15
>
Jan
_„__________—
Lexindln Gold
Feb
Mar
*
Gold
10%
10'A
Gold
Malartic
1
Mines
2,045
B
McCabe Grain
God's
Goldale
14%
3c
3
Leduc-West Oil
106'A Mar
1
i
,
14
3%c Feb
,
Feb'
1.45
Jan
"I"Zi
Secord
Apr
1
—
6c
4'/aC
Jan
5c
Feb
___1
Gillies Lake
4,500
40c.
—
Marcqs Gold
Glenora Gold
16,500
6,150
**
Jan
6.50
'
1.05 Feb
41c
__
Larder '"U" Mines
Loblaw
13,400
9'Ac
—1
____.
Cadillac
Leitch
■
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
23'A
Apr
2.25
Mining
Luz Mines—
fie
3.25
9'Ac
Lake Wasa
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons
Class
5'Ac
i
19% Mar
14'A
Mines—
Lav/son
1.20
17c
3%c Janv
1,500
.
6.10
Lake Shore
Laura
1.11
25
15,160
-
.
1.67
Mar
9c
Rowan
La pa
4'AC
12c
_
64c
Feb
37c
Lingman
Lake
Lh'
'Z'; -,Z
20
3.85
3%C
4'Ac
Dufault
Magnet Consol —
^
3.45
.
*
May
i.28
15,400
1,500
v
13c 13'Ac
—
37c
2,700
..
Jan
25
-
_•
Gatineau Power common
5%
1.80
22'A
25
100
A
B
Fraser
1.75
22%
■=■
•
Motor
Class
1.75
_•
Mfg
Frtrd
1.38
-i
—
Macho River
Fleet
•'1
;
JLapaska Mines
6,000
1
Elder Mines
Eureka
97Ac
*
East,Malartic Mlne^__
East 'Sullivan Mines.—Eastern Steel
Eltlona
9c 107Ac
•
Oil
Kirkland
Apr
May
m
*
common
Kirkland-Hudson
Lake
•
Chemical pfd__—23'/a
Dominion Textile
Jan
32c
18%
—
1
__
Jan
15% t 15%
>
Dominion Stores——
Dominion
26c
'65c
May
18%
*
Dominion-Scottish Inv^pfd ——-i—-50
Steel
25c
23c
73,600
24y2
Dominion
Dominion
34c
15%
*
——
23c
25c
>
—2
Ltd
Dominion Bank
25c
.—1
—.
Dcme Mines
.
Feb
Apr
_
Dickenson Red LakeDiscovery Yellowknife
Distillers Seagrams
,
Jan
Jan
25'A
<■
common
Preferred
Kelore
Delnite .Mines
.
Jan
'
18%
;___i
International Metals class A_^
Jack
.1
Davies Petroleum
Davis
.
Apr
57
Apr
.
Jan
14c
37,500
13%
29'A
*
_—
—
International
Crestaurum Mines
.
41
3'Ac
Jan
152 'A
13c
3'Ac
,114'A U4'A
loo
123
1.09 May
Feb-
59c
j
Jan
6c.
'
8,600
3,150
4,000
1
common
Bank
Oil
148'/a Mar
12c
12c
34c
43 -43%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-5
4% preferred
25
18'/a May
____
31c
Imperial
15'/a May
Jan
9c
v
9.65M*y<
4UWO
6c
.
43%
Feb
85
25
6c
31 %c
Jan
Indian Lake
1,150
8'Ac- Apt
:
•
•
W*
at
58e,
4,641:
Vac
12c
Jan
4,100
Jm
.
20c 23
17%c
8ya
1.13
Feb
•
6'/a Mar
18'A
15'/a
Apr
•
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500
*
—
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1.09
Jan
83cJan
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, 6.cv'j;an
'
500-;/" 16% 'Apr-';..-
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1
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65c
^my2
15'A
21e
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■
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Huron & Erie
Jan
1.09
59c
23 'Ac
Hudson Bay Mining. & Smelting:
10'A
15%
8'Ac
9.65
9.65
-1
•m——f
Howey Gold
64c
Apr
Apr
3 %c Feb
6c "Jan"
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11-
16'/a
5
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Feb
Jan
Mar
:
1,000
-t
'8c* 10'A©
9%c
Holiinger Consol
Homer Yellowknife
130
7.
150 151 »A
common.
Imperial Mills_
Cournor Mining
97'/a
67A
Con west,
Exploration
Corrugated Paper B.ox.
95'A
1
^10c
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6%c:Mayr^s-'.
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:
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23c
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_
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.
12
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May- .< ■
6'Ac., ^ ^1,500,
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; 2,500-
8'Ac
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Highwood Sarcee
Hinde J? Dauch —.
Apr
Apr
*
51o
.
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42c
-
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11
1.10
Feb
■8>;
46c
50c
22c
common
38c
Apr
8c
Consolidated Lebel Oro
1—
Jan
24'Ac Jan
Mar' J
•«.,2.4006c
6%c*_ „„::5>ooo;A
7(5
7c
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—.
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•1.24-Jan
May
46c
_
3c
10% May
Apr
7c
-
Feb
38,025
..
9%
Consolidated DUquesne
30c
84©-- Apr
48c
—
Apr
May
14%-Jan
•
'
Jan
4%c Apr
2
.
13
May
.
80;
7c
•
6c
1
Hedley Mascot
'
17c'
1
;
2.73
12% -Feb
.
3,000-
73c
1.0a;
;
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700
&c
73c
,
425
25c
mi.
.
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13
13
..
! '
"
Jan
36c
.5,750-.- —3,00-Jan
—
A 15c
2,600*
,
10%-
'6c
6'Ac
6%c.
—L
Heath Gold-
1.75 Ja n
5%c Jan
--24©* Apr'
—0,500
High
l'Ac Apr
V8Ms Mar
450
-
18©
10 »A
•
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Hasaga. Gold
48%C; Jan
13 Jan
.—2,000— —30
2.64.
1,500.
"'
10%
16c
Heva. Gold Mines—
Goehenewr WiUans
Cochrane, Donla®, class A
Cocfcshutt Plow
Coin Lake
Low
2c
-
10
•
16c
—1
—
Headway Hed Lake
30c
"3.57''
;2c
"10'A
Range Since January 1
High
2.85 Feb
Jan
2.43
-
-
160
.3%C
Shares
Jan
8-
2c
-
.
"•
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Apr
—.3,200- —llo-Mac
1.60
3.%c
Hard Rock
1
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22c
4'
16e.
1.60-
—,
—f-
15c;
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9%
...10,500-
2.55 '. 2.65
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Hamilton Bridge
Feb
i
11 25 '
—1630 -
5'Ac
.
Chromium
ft W -4—
1.45 Jan'
14Vac
100
9
48c.
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for Week
Low
Par
1.65 Jan
Feb
90c
.74c: May.
Range
of Prices
,
Sale Price
High
Low
Sales
Week's
,
Last
.
Range Since January 1
High
93c
74 Vic.
;
—
Friday
STOCKS—
Shares
9%
.
Gold; Mines-
Patricia
Low
*
Central Leduc Oil
6
for Week
Range
Sale Price
ENDED MAY
Sales
Week's
East
STOCKS—
FOR WEEK
„1
;
1
1
*
2,500
-
1,000
•
"I
60c
Jan
23%
Jan
Feb
'73%
Jan
Mar
12c
Jan
7'Ac May
12c
Jan
8c
.
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Volume 169
THE-COMMERCIAL'& J FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Number 4801
CANADIAN
Friday
WEEK ENDED MAY 8
Low
National Breweries
common
36'A
III— 25
Preferred
National
Drug preferred
National Grocers preferred
National
■>
Hosiery
class
Class.B,
National Petroleum
«'
5
—
,,
16%
A
—
200..
50
i
17
35c
11%
Feb
Apr
28 %
Jan
May
15% Jan
4,000
17
17
47c
May
Slater
South
Steel
National
Negus Mines
Car..
20
2.37
Neilson
(Wm)
Alger
New
20%
2.35
-
preferred
20%
190
2:49
9,900
.
103% 103%
«.
9%c
?%C
——_
20
15
10c
Feb
23%
Jan
2.13 Feb
2.63
Bidlamaque
New .Calumet .Mines
New
7c
r
6c %8%c
..
common
1.42
—
.
1.41
1.49
24c
-
25c
58c
59c
Goldvue. Mines—.
New Jason
tL—i—
59c
.
New. Marlon Gold,
7%c
———J.
•
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NeW.PacftltA
May
5c
9%c 10%c
8c
-
8c.
8c
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Standard
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Nib
~"I~~ZI—1
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Mines
Nicholson
Noranda
17c
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Stedman
,
23c
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75c
54%
;
53%
80q
54.%"
12o
14c
1
«
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Malartlc
-1—1
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Mar
51c
NOrmetal Mining
Norpick
-
Gold
Norseman
2.50
Mines
Mines
51
Mar
3,000
10c
l
2.46
2:55
.
26(620
:
6c
8%c
5c
34c
2.45 Mar
.
29,000
6%c
*
2,000
6%c
6c
28,000 /
6c
5c
;
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—
Northland Mines,
North Star Oh common
—
7%
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XTBriett
7%
Jan
1.65
1.70
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Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury; Contact
Okalta
27%c27%c
Oils
O'Leaxy
2,45
Malartlc
Omnitrans
2.21
6% Mar
12 %c
12'Ac 12 %c
Exploration
4%c
"
27c
1,600
80,725
2.60
'
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lit
~
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Gold
Orenada
13 %c
Jan
40c
Feb
7%e Apr
9 % Mar
:
I
1.95
53c
Apr
Feb
1.11
Jan
Jan
2.60
Osulake
Apr
17c
4c
Mar
Hershey
•
58c
3,600
7c
65c
51c
Feb
6c
6c
6c
1,100
2.70
2.60
2.95
43
45%
1,275
•
1.25
1.22
1.25
•
16 %C
Tubes
"
——'
12c
Mar
I
1.57
Porcupine
Pan Western
Mines Ltd.—
Oil
Paramaque Mines
—l
—
;
21c
4c
3,500
4c
3%c
3,500
lc
1.40
May
3c
Feb
16'/a C
12 %c
Pen-Rey
Perron
Ltd
common
Gold
61
Mines
Gold
i
10
8c
9c
68c
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61
9c
l
Piccadilly Porcupine
Works class
Toronto
Iron
Toronto
Mortgage
68c
8%c
Pioneer Gold
Mines
Jan
Jan
Finance
Traders
Glass
;, •
B
Powell
class
Transcontinental
12c
69c
1,900
66c
89c
136,600
7c
2.10
3,980
300
l
4%c
5c
1,700
37c
37c
1,000
37
38
905
Powell Rouyn Gold common
1
Voting trust certificates
l
Power
—
Corp
»
Premier Trust
Apr
15 %c Mar
Apr
2.00
15%
A
Feb
3.00 Mar
4c
35c
Feb
1,665
70c
500
67c
14%
15
240
44c
21
145
11
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.02
,
Purity Flour Mills common
40
Quebec Labrador
1
51c
•
13%
92c
Regcourt
1
Gold
RoChe
Jan
16%
Rochette
Gold
1
17% c
45
12%
,
50
7
155
45
38c
12.500
64c
5,100
51c
55c
2,i>^5
13%
13%
2,015
11,700
83c
92c
Feb.;
May
.
.
Union
67c
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
1_.
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.
Apr
17
70c
Apr
92c
1.04
May
Mar
7.00
4'Ac Mar
3,000
8C
8c
18 %c
2,000
7'Ac May
38c
8,000
36c
Apr
50c
25%
26
365
24%
Feb
26
6.65
7.10
42,822
5.85
Feb
common
St Lawrence Corp
2nd
St
2nd
:
1st preferred
1st pfd
preferred
5%c
6c
14,000
16%
315
99
I
——
'
—-~+
United
Antonio Gold
Sarnia
1
Mines
l
;
3.90
15 %c
Class
B
United Fuel class A
—
*
—_—
Vicour
Westeel
Western
Grocers
Class
4
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Feb
I
Yellorex
Bear
For footnotes
13c
May
270
2.07
52
Feb
Jan
17
-
Jan
Jan
May
18
Apr
2,350-. v:: 1.91 Apr
2,94
Jan
100
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7%
Jan
4,400
1.48 Mar
1.82
Jan
5.65
450
5.15 Mar
6.40
Jan
7c
1,500
*
-
6c
Apr
9%c Mar
8.75 Jan
9.25
9.55
11,248
26%
5,195
9c
9'Ac 4;;
4,ooo
38
38
515
35'/a
Feb
25
25
135
22
Apr v
25
;.r
9c
Apr
■May
15'A
Feb
28%
Jan
13'Ac
Jan
38% Mar
^
25
May
70
30% Mar
32 VB
225
30
May
35
Feb
24
25
220
21
Mar
25
Apr
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95%
95%
30
i
lie 11'Ac
25,500
"
lie
6c
6'Ac
34'/a
115
"2.40
41c
32c
47c
79c
73c 84'Ac
Jan
370
Jan
115
Jan
31V4
Apr
Mar
**'6'Ac
Jan
May
4c
iiy2c
Feb
27
10
115
2.34
100%
Jan
6c
1,500
115
s
Apr
8c
3,041.
5c
4'Ac.
Feb
95%
8,000
31
34
„
2.40
118
Mar
Feb
2.10
Jan
2.52
302,200
18c
Jan
47c
24,304
63c
Jan
-
2,250
...
f
May
84% May
!
Exchangfr-Cnrb Section
Range
Last
STOCKS—
Mar
7.10 May
v
24c
Apr
*
Range Since January 1
Low
High
185
23
■■■"
26
Apr
114
Jan
(28/e Apr
4
Jan
85
'85
88
3
2%
3
1,850
100
'87
85
87
85
84
—-~
—
Apr
20%
20
20%
995
19
Feb
*
Sugar..—1—
3.90
4.05
4,859
•
40
20
20
20
75
1.40
1.50
400
81
77%
81
235
3%
3,260
High
May
23
•
—1
Co common
Preferred
Shares
23
23
Asbestos Corp
Brown
for Week
of Prices
7 Low
Per
Apr
Sales
Week's
Friday
Apr
85
13 %c
16c
3.80
7c
109,400
6
Jan
Mar
Apr
4.50
Feb
16c
Apr
6% Apr
37c
May
49c
23
Mar
25
Apr
46'A
Apr
48
19% Mar
103
22%
22
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
20c
Western
Jan
Consolidated Paper
Dalhousie Oil
12%
12%
120
11% Mar
1.17
1.27
1,600
1.60
1.48
1.65
212,076
Jan
12% May
1.17 May
1.60
Steel
16%
18%
Apr
Apr
33c
45c
Jan
36c
39c
2,100
10'/4
10%
419
24
24
175
20
36
2.59
Jan
'
•
36%
315
31%
Apr
5% Feb
Mar
Jan
10% May
24
Apr
37%
Apr
39
39
25
May
39
Apr
16%
17%
100
16% May
20
Jan
2.80
2.65
2.80
2,900
2.50 Mar
26
26
25
50
49%
51
980
*
--4
*
Paper
Apr
Foothills
Oil
17%
605
15% Mar
17% May
Hayes
17
160
15% Feb
17
International
1
8.00
8.00
8.25
992
44c
44c
51c
16,200
—
Jan
7.10
Feb
38'Ac Mar
8.25
65c
——
Steel
Paper
common
■
'
36
Ltd
•
Apr
14
15
225
11%
Apr
38c
40c
12,100
32'Ac
Feb
8%
275
8'A
Apr
9'A
Jan
Pend
6 %
347
5%
Apr
7%
Feb
Southmount Investment
91
Apr
May
48'Ac Mar
95
<1
1.50
1.50
1.50
17%
'
16 V2
21%
21%
21%
4c
4e
300
17%
4.00
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
15
15
—
~0
__
.
26
Apr
48% Feb
i:50 May
Apr
38c
10
53
Feb
4
Dominion Glass common
17
91
Feb
15%
36%
16%
91
Apr
50
*
;
17%
6
4
140
1,525
_
—
common
Preferred
16 Va
8%
3% Mar
53
16%
Jan
1.45
-
Jan
Mar
52
3'/4
39c
Jan
2
84
16 y*
31/4
*
*
Feb
53
•
Lumber
Canadian Westinghouse
1.40 May
64
Jail
14c
1
•
Feb
Niagara Wire Weaving
Oil
———
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Oreille
Yukon
Consol
:
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*
.,
—
*
1
45c
1,400
„
;
:
.
25
500
16%
21
4c
4.00
4.15
2,365
45c
45c
20
40c
50c
50c
2,000
50c
3.65
Jan
31%
Jan
58
Jan
1.50 May
Apr
22%
Jan
23
Apr
Apr
|-
Apr
Canadian Funds
Jan
5
18
49 'A
-
24 %
30
Toronto Slock
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205
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31
May
1
see
49%
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Mines
Canada and Dominion
1.20
.91
19% Mar
20
1
Jan
12%
_100
Jan
330
20
1
•30%
27%. Feb
30
01
Jan
l
Dairies pfd
14C
-
Jan
Langley's
West
Mar
90
28
'
7C
'
Mines
Donnacona
Silverwood
Apr
9c
3,175
28
1.99
—
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tv.w.,
Wright-Hargreaves
10c
*
*
10%
1,123
31
100
Wood- Alexander & James pfd—_
18%
50c
*
Jan
Jan
Apr
55
I
Jan
8%
10%
25%
«,
Common
—.—
43
2,000
Dairies class A
Jan
7%
217
17'A
6c
Electric
215
15c
Class B
80c
Feb
4,200
/
26%
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg
Winora Gold
41
46%
Silverwood
.Apr
6
'
6%
49%
__
1
————
Jan
15c
common
40c
45C
'
—
86
46%
Ltd
Apr
•
—
75% May
39% Mar
15c
Silver Miller Mines
90c
4
A
55
46%
Silknit
Feb
5.45
20
Preferred
75%
1
—
55c
25
75%
50
(Quebec)
Apr
15,000
,
Disher
Mines
Mar
78c
6%.
common
Canadian Marconi
1,014
Silanco Mining
20
Jan
18
.
9c
Canadian Industries common
24%
Sigma
May
38
Jan
24
•
40c
May
20
1.60
—
Jan
24%
common
Feb
29c
91
'6%
Products
14
•
Breweries
Jan
Mar
Apr
5.45
*
(G & W)——1
(Hiram)
22
35
Voting trust certificates
I
10c
9.55
Walker
5%c May
16% Apr
10,700
Sick's
12.
103
Jan
1.52
J.
I—It
Mines
May
38c
Sherritt Gordon
/.
17%
1.52
*
May
6%
Sheep Creek Gold
....
Jan
7%c Mar
90
:
lie 11'Ac
2.00
III1
—
12
37c
Preferred
100%
10
.
'
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:——
19
6%
Sbawkey (1945) Mines
Shea's Winnipeg Brew class A
.10% May
-
•
50
—
—
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Upper Canada Mines.
15
38c
com
-
18%
10'A
49%
25
100
l
Power
280
18%
45C
20
■
1-50
preferred.
19
*
&
5
-6'/8
28
12
Bridge
Water
25
..
11
75c
10%
nil
——
19
Senator Rouyn Ltd—
Bhawinigan
-
Jan
1.30 May
Jail
r
90%
'
--
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Canadian
San
Sanriorm
Jan
9'A Apr
46,900
45c
—
41
75%
40c
<*■ i
12
19
l
__
9c
119,100
16%
1
Paper
24c
•
49
preferred
Lawrence
21c
1
—
Russell Industries
24c
Feb
_
690
Jan
5c
25%
1
87c
2,000
'
—
British Columbia Pulp & Paper com
Roybar Chibougamau
Rupununi Mines
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Mar
Jan
13 ya
9c
*
_*
50c
Jan
62c
5,000
36c
Feb
Jan
245,300
10
Co
9c
18
Sale Price
Oils
Roxana
May.
90%
—
Gas
Yellowknife
Apr
5c
38c
9%
53%
.
Apr
Jan
May
5'Ac
•
Jan
63c
4%c
9c
Jan
fc'lsx;
45c
,
13 %c 18'Ac
7%c
v
8%c
May 7
30c
■
"1.73 Apr
5'Ac Mar
1,000
30 %c
7%c
„.
; 8c
18%
Jan
16%
Jan
5c
5c
73c
Long Lac..
7
45
1.36
2,765
63c
1
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Reno
38c
•
1.60
8'Ac
7
~
1
;
1.52
8'AC
10
Preferred
Quebec Manitou
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining
1.54
Ii
v;
29c
Jan
90c
May
wet
1
-
3.30 Apr
•'•.22c
18%
Weston (George) common^—
13 % Mar
55
11%
Jan
42%
13% Mar
55
1
18%/-Apr
«
-
51,'400
495
9%
102
:
I'1-.
73c
67c
11%
Preston East Dome
3,070
1.30
-
2.34'Jan
Jan
8c
36'A Apr
70c
1
Purdy Mica Mines
%
3.65
Mar
67c
—100
Metals
Pressed
70c
V
8%c Jan ""
'65
Jan
-:-28%
..
2v54 Jan
7,670
10%
lioo
Jan
7c 11'Ac
3.30
38
7 1^72. Apr-
m
■.
26% Mar
Jan
2.00
•
ll%b Feb
.1^0 Jan
71.27, "Jan77
r
45,300-
10%
———
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Keno
Feb
3.20
1
-
40c
A
Resources
Steel
8c
2.02
——
Mar
20c
6c.Mar
148 Feb
l05
102
9c
*
—
United
15,500
3.30
River
■'
i
1
„——
United
3% May
Apr
1
—-
1.70Jari
16c -Mar
7,860
20
66c
9%;
102
—1
Preferred
Jan
8c
61
l
1 /
1.14
—
-50
Petroleums
Tower
24'Ac Apr
Jan
Apr
;i
Porcupine Peninsular
Porcupine Reef Gold
Apr
Feb
-
Apr
60 Vz
.X.—
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—
V
22c
19
59c»
1.27
A
———————
Wekusko Consol
Pickle Crow Gold
A
—
•
Ventures Ltd
Penman's
86
-1.35 Apr-
500
3.20
59c
—i
—
Twin City common
45% May
1.00 Jan
4c
___^___1
Partanen Malartlc
85
Mar'
3,000 —
28
.T6b-
l«c.
—l-';'
Transvision-Television
3.05
Jan
4i482
35,000
Feb
15
Mar
81
5,775
-
1.71,
3.10
3,20
«
—
Feb
..9c ..Jan
/
Apr:
36%
,
28
Class B preferred
Pamour
Apr
Apr
78
-
:
1.66
1.66
*
Toronto Elevators
Jan
18c
2.02 Feb
60,290
5
80c
Jan
13% Feb
460
4,080
6%c
1.55
■
!
10 % Mar
4% Mar
60c
7 «0
,
•
17c
8c
1
—
Union Mining
'
'
Jan
1.05 Jan
.
■
—1
—
6% Mar
Mar
44%
■
.—.1
7
250
'
7 '.
1.44
1
20c
Jan
12c
Mar
joo
,.
83
,
137
_——
"9c
8%c Jan
9c
8,300
4,500
Feb
83
1
Jan
5
1,500
7
81% Mar
I 30,500
83
1.55
L——
Gold
Toburn
6%c Jan
12c
(Eastern)
Pacific Petroleum
Page
60c
i
Jan'
54c
Apr
6 % Mar
35
630
15
82^8
—1
'
Mines—
.
9'Ac
7'Ac
i
t
Pacific
9c
l
Lake Mines
43c
310
Apr
12c
685
Jan
].42 Jan
1,05 Apr
Jan
12c
500
5%
23c
,
80c
14%
1.37
'
l
Red Lake
Orlac
Osisko
5
«■:_
...
Mar
9,105
82
82%
1
Tech-HugheS GohT Mines——
Thompson-Luttdmark Gold Mines—'*
Tip Top Tailors
1
;
Orange Crush
Mar
13c
53C
-6%
17c
Sullivan:Cops Mines —
3.75 Jan
.-
15
82%
-1
Tamblyn Ltd common
2,000
5c
Feb
17
4,300
5,200
-
■67c
7^c-
——
Towagmac Exploration
Ogama-Rockland
26
150
,
'9% " 9%
A%.74%
9%
Steep Rock Iron Mines——v—-—I
Jan
20c
1.58 Mar
6,520
Jan
41c
Feb
May
29% May
19% May
1.15
.6%. '
,25
'Jain
.■
May
May
24%c Apr
3%c Feb
15,000
7%
1.67
■'
19% .
,46c
81%
82.
————
Torbrit Silver Mines
North
Jan
44c
125
29 ya
-
1708
1.10
—•
—
—
-8c
-
'?
28c
.i-———_
27
l4y2C 15 %C
-•
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1.03 Apr
58% Jan
Mar
5c
...
—
.
Jan
v.
Feb.
2,710 *
10%c 10%c
58,600
—J
"26c
Mar
*"
Norbenite
41o
41
Gbld
.Preferred
Jan
11c
9Mtc Mar
3,500
33,850
4%c
75c
Mines
34c
Steel Co of Canada commonu_j___—_•
Jap
-Jari
6o
18c
-7'Ac Mar
3,500
5c
17c
.
35 %C
•
99%
24c
6,495
——100
Paving common
Starratt; Olsen
4
New Thurbois...
96% May
20c
Anr
359
22c
—•
common
——
Standard Radio class A
75c
7c May
3%c-Apr
.4%c May-
1,500
97
.21c
19%
30
Jan
26% Jan
31c
51c
13,550
4,000
28,000
45,450
•
4c
4%c.
9%c
NewRouyn Merger
10c
»
4c;
5c
Oils
7c
v
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■
96%
21c
•
—
Standard Chemical
2.35 Jan
Mar
Feb
,
24C
i
•Newnorth Gold
96%
—*
Springer Sturgeon
Stadacona
Jan
9c
1.40 Mar
.
4
1,250
4,300
Apr
22% Mar
440
'•
High
26
615
23%
_*
Jan
15c
4%c Jan
15,100
,
26%
23
,
.
—20
„
——
Feb
104
Mar
9'/ac Mar
10,500
26
J
—
Preferred
New
Low
26
23
1
Co
Co
Brazeau
Range Since January 1
High
Apr
103
2,267
.WMWMW
(N)
Southam
Jan
Low
I—III100
—————
Gold
Bladen Malartlc
May
Jan
32c
Preferred
,
Siscoe
Shares
*
"
mmml
™
Class B
,
I Apr
15%
340
32c
32c
Mar
.27%
380
16%
.—'—250
10
245
16%
41
Jan
for Week
•
Simpson's Ltd class A
38% Feb
35% Mar
Sales
,
Range
of Prices
Par
High
.40
319
ii%'
28
16%
*
.
37
-
>
28
—
LOW
peek's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since January 1
41
.
41
ii
.20
Shares
High
36%.
.
„
.
Friday
STOCKS—
for Week
of Prices
«
Par
,
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
43'
MARKETS
LISTED
RANGE FOR
STOCKS—
(2027)
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
6.70
Jan
Mar
45c
Apr
Apr
79c
Jan
THE
(2028)
44
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL .CHRONICLE
Monday, May 9, 1949
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday, fylay
0
Companies
Aeronautical Securities
Affiliated Fund Tnc
4.71
lV*
Amerex Holding Corp_
-10
American Business Shares.—1
3.94
27
2
A
series
Holdings
Bond
Corp
3.89
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
3.52
General Industries shares
lc
Home Furnishings shares—lc
N on-Ferrous Metals
lc
3.14
3.33
2.87
3.34
4%
4.12
lc
3.64
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc__10c
6.94
Mass
Steel
shares
shares
Investors
Trust—
1
24.27
1
11.01
1
13.14
1
12.81
13.75
1
7.97
8.62
6.54
17.43
4.85
31.62
34.00
12.70
13.74
100.5 "
100.7'
J19%
121
%
Panama Canal 3s
,-1961
-
Dollar
Balanced
National
Investors
National
Security
Corp
Series—
Bond series __:
3, 270
1
Low Priced Bond
Int. Bate
Maturity-
Fund
25c
5.32
1.35
1.43
Certificates
of
•
100.1459
Indebtedness—Bid
1
5.84
6.38
lifts June 1,
1949—
6.12
6.69
lifts
1
3.97
4.34
1949
1949
1
2.77
Maturity—
tl'%s
.1638
Dec.
(cont)—
.0624
100.0504
15, 1949
'
1
4.36
5.25
,100.0288
.04lf
1.
1950
100.0407
.0554
lifts Mar. 1,-1950
100.0298
.0459
lifts Apr.
100.0606
.0873
%.
4.77
1
1950
lifts Feb.
Ask
*.
1,
3.03
3.48
Income
Stock
Series
Series
July 1,
lifts Oct. 1,
"
Howard—
Price
Ask
lifts Jan.
Stock Series
14.09
Bid
Certificates of indebt
.1%%
1
Preferred
5.78
12.89
Series
Treasury Notes— *
t April 1, 1950
Speculative Series
146
141
,r-y
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
Industrial Stock Series
100
1
1
100.0103
.0199
100.0006
T.0064
100.0281
;
.0361
1950
l,
5.74
'
„1
24.22
25.89
Selected
1
3.18
—1
Fund
15.83
16.93
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
3.14
3.43
13.97
14.98
3.57*
22.76
New
1.88
England Fund
York
1
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
24.61
1.71
Group Series
New
3.72
20c
5
Industrial Fund Inc.l
Equity Fund Inc—
Fidelity Fund Inc
10
1
Fundamental Investors Inc—.2
Fundamental Trust shares A..2
General Capital Corp,
1
General Investors Trust
1
Corp
First Mutual Trust Fund
5.81
4.91
8.40
9.21
5.41
5.93
6.24
6.84
1
1
/Bank stock
^Building supply
6.68
48.06
4.58
1
1
'
Aviation
14.10
12.87
44.70
Rate
1
Automobile
5.34
4.80
Inc—
Agriculture
24
22
Stocks
9.80
10.74
7.10
7.78
Chemical
1
9.50
10.41
Corporate bond series—
1
10.61
11.26
Diversified
Industry
Dated
Bid
Due
Ask
Rate
Dated
Ask
Bid
Due
9-
1-48
6-
1-49
bl.45
1.20% '»■';
1.50%
4-
1-49
11-
1-49
bl.50
1.35%
10-
1-48
7-
1-49
bl.50
1.25%
1.55%
3-
1-49
12-1-49
bl.50
1.35%
8-
1-49
bl.50
5-
2-49
12-
1.65%
1.65%
:
1.65%
11-
1.60%
12-
1-48
bl.50
1.30%
1.60%
1-
3-49
10-
3-49
bl.50
1.35%
2-
1-49
11-
1-49
bl.50
1.35%
1.55%
1-48
9-T-49
1.50%
1.30%
1.55%
'
4-
5-
2-49
1-49
bl.50
1-3-50
-
1-49
1.55%
-
bl.50
1.35%
1-50
bl.50
1.40%
2-
1.35%
3.95
1
3.60
Diversified Investment Fund-1
9.90
10.85
Diversified
Group Securities—
9.35
10.25
Agricultural shares
lc
6.18
6.71
shares
lc
lc-
5.38
5.84
5.28
5.73
lc
6.61
7.17
lc
Electrical Equipment shares lc
Food shares.:...
___;_lc
5.81
6.31
8.41
9.12
4.21
4.58
Metals
shares..lc
6.74
7.31
Oils
—lc
Industrial Machinery shares lc
Institutional bond shares—lc
7.17
7.78
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
6.27
6.80
8.97
9.42
Public Utility
Railroad
Investing Company
shares—lc
7.08
7.68
Railroad
shares
:-.lc
lc
5.32
5.78
6.98
7.57;
-lc
5.()1
6.44
7.44
8.07
Petroleum
shares
lc
lc
2.52
Putnam
Equipment shares
lc
3.43
3.73
Republic
lc
_—_lc
i.lc
3.94
4.29
Russell
Automobile
Aviation
shares
Building shares—
Chemical
shares—
Fully Administered
shares
General bond
Priced
Low
shares
Merchandising
Mining shares—;
shares
Petroleum
Bond
Railroad
RR
stock shares
Railroad
Steel
shares..
shares.—
Tobacco
Utility shares
Fund
Income Foundation
Incorporated
Investors
Institutional
Shares
Bank
Group
Insurance
K-l
K-2
S-l
S-2
S-3
S-4
11.98
9.21
10.09
2.31
8.07
15.62
17.12
1
10.34
11.33
1
10.06
7—5
Trading
(Geo)
7.21
1
1
&
6.36
14.15
47.53
18.98
___1
Investors
Standard
Invest
Co
Inq
85c
Television Fund Inc
Trusteed
11.30
1
9.62
1
1
24.48
15.77
17.21
Wall Street Investing Corp
Wellington Fund
1
1
Fund
27.38
Unit
of
Bank
of
Chase
New
:
11.28
4.22
4.62
North
Series
Trustee
9.22
9.41
16.67
18.20
15.28
16 43
3.39
3.68
Shares—
Bank
Amer
45.24
6.40
7.40
1
2.14
2.44
1
3.37
1
2.33
Shares—
Trust
Series 1955
;
Series 1956
Surqty
Aetna Life
Agricultural
Bid
Ask
84%
52 v,
87%
Home
54
Insur Co of North America—10
56
58
Jersey Insurance of N Y
61
&
National
25
——
Par
5
Casualty
Maryland
10
American Alliance
Automobile
American
American Casualty
American Equitable
Assur
4
5
5 ?„•'
23%
45 V\
12%
19%
25
47%
14
21%
Prior
$2.10
.
& Casualty_5
Newark
American Re-Insurance
American of
Surety
American
2%
10
-25
10
13 %
17%
18%
Casualty
Fire
Boston
—
Conecticut
General
Life
Continental Casualty—;
Crum & Forster
Inc
Federal
26%
28%
5
27
—
29%
Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire com
2nd preferred
Great
American
45
15'/«
16%
24%
Fire
67%
New York
5
10 "
20%
89 f
22'%
Northeastern
93
Northern
10
10
56 *4
33%
10
5
5
15
15
5
10
Hartford Fire
10
Hartford Steamboller
10
25
i
Co
&
265
&
Hampshire Fire
61%
Fire
——"_~2~50
River
28
100
,._ul2'%
City Bank
25
823%
383%
Trust——
25
12
7
90
25
Bid
,
Ask
,
Issues
Pacific
10
54
10
85
100'% ; /lOO'/a101
'preferred—100
Conn-Lt '&
pfd——*
A
53%'
53)%
pfd-—50
.51'%
$2.20
Pow
101%
102'%
103'%-.
3s__
1978
103
103ft
England Power 3s-_
1978
1023%
103 ft-
Tel>3s—1974
100%
100%
103
Preferred Accidents-
Elec
Narragansett
?
65%
Providence-Washington
10
33%
35%
2
5%
6%
10
28%
4%'
'
")
17%
(N Y)__
(Texas)
$4
3s 1979
Okla Gas & El
copv
2nd
Ohio
Power
___•,—1978
3s
-.103
%!
Ser
Edison
3'%s
—1977
101
110
4.50% pfd—*
101
104%
105%''
4.60%"
4.70%
(Colorado)
pfd_T00
«
12%
83
86,;
26
28
Seaboard
lo
10
10
50
34'%
105%
,
5'% %
101%
Sccvill
101'%
Texas
Service
of
New
44 '%*
102%/.
35
100
670
695
100%
27/8s—1979
103%;
1
.-
preferred——————100
Ivffg
4.20%
100
pfjd—___ip0
Eastern Transmission—
,
13%
14
'/a.
46'%
33
Power
109
Mexico—
36%
10
Electric
Wise
'
53
50%
1;
108
4.40%—10Q
-
48 %
.104,®%'
103'%
pfd—f0o
*
103'%
,
-105
Puelic Serv of Indiana 3s—1-979
108'%
100%
& Lt
Potomac Edison
Public
Potomac
Pow
51
103%,
103
pfc}...*
100
5'%% pfd
Pacific Lighting
Penna
Pub
3%
71
(Wise)
North States Pow
„5
&,Co
103'%
& Lt 3fts__1978
Louisiana Pow
95
4.70%
Power
1013%
101'%
——1979
27/8s
Power
88
Phoenix
61 %
Republic
Ask
105%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—
Merck
57
Indemnity Co
81
Bid
103%
Par
Stqcks—
4.75/%
Now England Tel &
16%
44 %
'V*
102ft
102'%
1974
108
78
42%
A—12%
590
560
,
Telephone of Fa 3s:
New
——"l2~50
Reinsurance Corp
55%'
—
of Amer N T & S
Bank
!
69%>
52 %
Bank__^__20
Francisco
San
4G3%
66'%
73%
/
63'%
■
100
/ '
States Natl
United
231
/
41
853%
225
39
Nat'l Bank & Trust_17'%
York
Duke
8
Pacific Fire
64
33%
66 %
Bank______12'/2
National
Illinois
58%
61
285-
31%
—20
TtUSt—,
Portland ""
First
51'/a
49'/8
20
Co Inc
Trust
(J P)
26%
65%
Amsterdam Casualty
Surety
10%
11%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine.
31
33
Standard
85
88
31%
32%
Accident
Travelers
U S
Hanover
290
Bank
16%
1,305
42'% > 44'%
31%
42%
5
St Paul Fire & Marine
Falls
Natl Bank__100
30
<
Commonwealth Edison 3s —1999
2
,
New
67
*
-
89%
10
it
33%
31 \'z
_
•
Peoples First National
283
Columbia Gas System 3s—1974
7%
10
42%
3i
10
%
r ~
56
86%
32
58%
Detroit
of
'
27
33
31
Natl Bank & Trust—_100
Mellon
1 235
28
Bank
Farmers Deposit
.'
36%
39%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md new_10
10
Fireman's Fund of Frisco
10 1
Firemen's of Newark
5
General Reinsurance Corp
7
34%
National Union Fire
Fire Assn of Phila
Glens
13'%
274
V.':
25
1
54
National
35%
*
'
■
Pittsburgh
90'%-
29 ""j
Bell
lo
28
•
Reinsurance—___10
\
>
23%
5
26
60%
Employees Group Assoc
Employers
;
■
Bonds—
(Detroit)-lO
26
North
Fire__.
Camden
34
•
10
157/8
100 1.265 ,
15
preferred-_5
58 V\
-25
10
& Shippers
Bankers
520
' "
30 l£'- 32
100
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust
51
New
Automobile
310
500
Detroit.
Recent Security
14
_4
290
100
—
43
7"' 7L
National
—
Ask
22
14%:
Co
180
173
—100
Savings
&
Trust
*
78%.
7/6
...
100
30%;
48
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchant Fire Assurance
'■-f.
Bank
111
10
preferred
$1.05 Convertible
"
32
871%
18'%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Manufacturers
1
common
Merchants & Mfrs
American Fidelity
20
Bid
29%
107
100
Illinois
Bank ^ Trust—33 %
Central
National Bank
20 U
rjatipnal City Bank.—. J
9% % 10%
53
* 55
100 1.175
Bank
Ask
200
190
.
10
Trust
Bid
Par
■.
Cleveland
<' "
10
Bank
Trust
*
Trust
National
64
10
-10
1.40 %
'
Northern
41%
'
'
—16 '
50
N Y)'_
United States Trust
10 ".
Harris
Co
Sterling National
Title Guarantee & Trust
Par
V
&
bl.50
-
35'%
40ft v/42ft
Bank & Trust_20
Lawyers.Trust
Insurance Companies
>
1949.
National
First
Trust—
&
Plains,
Empire Trust
Public
i
28,
National
118
92'%
:
39%
t
—
(White
New
Casualty
10
Trust
&
89 '%
33'%
20
Trust
County
National
Insurance
1.35%
1.35%
City Natl Bank & Trust
336
41%
114
15
Guaranty Trust
2.50
E
321
100
Bank
Corn Exchange
Morgan
Aetna
bl.50
.-—bl.50
—
T
26'%
: '"39%
10
Co
Stamped
9.57
1
Independence Trust Shares
Diversified
93.23
Aetna
1949
1.35%
bl.50
1949—
Continental
100
„
Continental Bank
6.59
8.80
24'%
York
Avenue
National
Trust
First
14.16
4.78
1.35%
Chicago
Co—10
Trust
Bankers
Fiduciary
10.30
4.36
1.35%
bl.50
14, 1949-
Ask
'y
Manhattan
the
Fifth
-'J
-;v.
Commercial National Bank &
Type Trusts—
12.97
44.34
Bank
Chemicar
1
Inc
Wisconsin Investment Co
-
bl.50
—
"
Bid
Par
York1:/''-.
Federation
Whitehall
9.77
16.29
91.37
July
Central Hanover Bank & Trust 20 :
18.30
21.38
25.10
1.06%:
1949
Brooklyn Trust
71c
5.79
22.44
14.93
bl.15
New
18.31
United Income Fund Shares
1
Fund
1
Union Preferred Stock Fund
28.43
Mutual Fund—*
Loomis Sayles Second Fund__10
Loomis Sayles
17.20
27.19
19.59
16,
—.
Banks & Trust Companies
7.99
12.89
July 21.
&
20.69
1
series
Union Common Stock Fund
8.95
63c
25c
A_—1
Series C
25.51
12.60
July
1.04%
:
Series B
12.38
7.11:
/'
50,
8.83
1
Industry Shares
Union Bond FUnd
93c
47
10c
Investment Corp.*
Street
State
23.47
July 7,
1.02%
bl.15
June
6.04
19.30
1.11
1.00%
bl.15
1949
20.09
5.51
:__5
80c
bl.14
1949
9.
10.51
Shareholders Trust of Boston__l
v
1949_—.
2,
47.53
.9.71
Sovereign
1.01
May 26,
June
I
1949.
1949__
2.37
1.63
72c
23,
30,
27.46
4.53
.'.lc
June
15.22
2.16
25.54
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc (new asset value) _* '
Amer Shares__!
2%
8.36
June
0.98%
11.05
1
Fund
1.59
7.62'
0.90%"
hi.14
June
7.90
1
Investors
Berg Fund Inc
Selected
20.86
bl.12
1949
15
1
Fund
1949
May
19,
Ask
Bid
May 12,
4.94
5.80
1
Tobacco
Treasury Bills
;Ask
Bid
7.15
4.51
1
(Steel
6.52
.1
;__
equipment
United States
9.92
7.36
__1
__
9.05
1
4.19
1
(Medium Grade Bds)—1
(Low Priced Bonds)——1
(Speculative Bonds)—l
(Income pfd Stocks)
1
(Appreciation pfd Stks)_l
(Quality common Stks)-1
(Income com Stocks)—1
(Appreciation com Stks)_l
(Low Priced com Stks)__1
Knickerbocker
7.96
10.93
-1
,10c
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
B-4
7.26
1
4.85
of Boston—1
Investors Management Fund_—1
B-2
1
_1
1
5.71
Investment Trust
B-3
stock
4.68
Group—lc
America
1
of
Co
equipment
Machinery
1
'Merchandising
5.26
shares
lc
shai'es.—lc
Stock and Bond
Electrical
Insurance
'
4.30
Group
Investment
preferred stock__l
Ltd—
Group' shares
Aviation
"
4.46
—lc
_js
Howe Plan Fund Inc
'
100.6 V
r
Other Issues
Natlon-Wide Securities—
3.85
Stock Fund
*
102.2
101.26
7.15
15.90
Dividend Shares
99.16
100.4-
100.4 i
sept.-15, 1949—^
l%s Jan."20, 1950
14.36
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
—.
.w.
1955-1953
11.90
15.78
—
■
2'%s Feb.
26.24
Mass Investors 2d Fund
7.76
Investment
99.8
J00.2
;
1%S
•
Ask'
Bid
1949%%—
7.61
26.40
shares
Petroleum
2%
cpm—100 3,120
...
Boston
1953-1951
1,
1.
point
a
Banks—
Loan
22,
4.01
95.35
1
1
Delaware Fund
*■
1%6 Jan.
;
98.30
98.22
Home
July
4.54
2
91.54
18.87
1
1
Commonwealth
Financial
f'%s May 1, 1952-1950
3.88
5%
14.60
Chemical Fund
First
7.3f
5
Century Shares Trust..
1.65s
100.2
3.69
lc
Federal
Ask '
s
3-If
lc
Bid '
3.67
Paper
Bonds—
1950-1949— ■" 99.31-
1,
'
3.47
9
10c
Canadian Inv Fund Ltd.
Christiana Securities
l%s Oct.
3.53
8%
7.77
Bullock Fund Ltd—
Balanced
3.30
14.93
1
Inc
^Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp
&
2.99
3.20
1
*
Inv Tr of America
Eaton
Federal Land Bank
'•
1
Blair
Preferred
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds-of
Ask
6.76
13.74
5
Beneficial Corp
Boston Fund
J
1
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Bid
3.55;'
Associated Standard Oilstocks
Shares
Par
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares
lc
Business Equipment shares_lc
28%
'
ObRpiimt? Qf Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
5.18
3.60
1
.
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
30%
125
34%
32%
129
36%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
U S
Fire
U
S
Guarantee
Westchester Fire
a
Odd lot sale (not included in
53%
4
58
61
in
74
19%
21%
b Big yield price,
in year's
change.
n
78
2
year's range),
dividend.
x
Ex
dividend,
•No
d Deferred delivery
range),
e Ex-interest,
f Flat price,
k Admitted to
Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb,
r Cash sales (not included
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading privileges,
wd When
included
51%
par
y
Ex-rights,
value.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
tin default.
JThese bonds are subject to all
sales^ (not
listing on N. Y. StocK ex¬
in year's range)
t lx-siock
delivered,
wi When ^ssuea.
-
Federal taxes.
f
Volume
169
Number 4801
THE .COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(2029)
Week Ended April 30
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings
Preliminary figures compiled by
increase
an
with
compared
a
year
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
us,
1949
District—PhiladelphiaPennsylvania—Altoona—
829,985
Bethlehem
total stands at $14,233,193,834 against $13,367,523,622 for the
center
there
is
'
1949
;
Kansas
588,614,433
3.5
863,000,000
930,000,000
7.2
:.441,202,125
J.5
San
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati——:
252,976,009
5.1
1.3
303,923,000
325,232,000
5.0
>97,771,465
,304.273.767
205,751,258
205,507,475
0.1
„
cities, five days
cities, five days
$11,252,833,445 $10,744,673,404
2,297,512,920
——
-Total all cities, five days......
i
All Cities,
*
$13,550,346,365 $13,146,701,990
day.——.—...
one
+
682,847,469
_
Total all cities for week
-
+
'720,821,623
—
$14,233,193,834 $13,867,523,622
-
—
West
4.7 ;.
Jssue of next week.
In
able fo give
+
3.9
ending April -30.
674,490 in the
5.3
2.6
>1:
Total
it appears
was
a
decrease of 4.8%, the
week in 1948/ Outside of this city there
same
was
this center have recorded a decrease of 7.4%.
an
aggregate
District the totals
the Richmond Reserve
there is
furnish
We
a
Philadelphia
are
OF
$
cities
12
lySt Boston
>
44
Cleveland—L—
1
•
«•
r
.
«>
44
3,247,059
5,278,936
+
5.0
273,804,763
4,512,960
242,777,383
—
0.1
746,717,649
652,486,601
-T-
8.0
10
add
+
361,740,293
2.4
597,062.281
—
4.5
-
345,048,985
533,816,715
6.1
903,021,427
357,553,816
272,798.906
334,730,758
—U8.5
289,118,740
240,757,432
"J;, 428,953,557
462,980,357
—
7.4
.287,235,453
276,325,756
3.9
730,770,651
729,127.842
412,403,738
0.2
348,686,096
13,859,674,490
13,197,490,462
v
6,611,437,363
1948
1949
$
$
<Clearings *t—yf
—
"*.
—
—
4.?
12,505,148,894
13,830,893,961
1.9
6,096,161,517
5,560,521,089
1947
Dec. %
1946
S
$
1,481,985
1,445,658
4,198,241
*
4,127,717
3,835,968
475,002,945
413,317,817
:
V 1,773,829
New Bedford——
1,640,158
.I
441,501,284
1,356,274
V.
972,169
1,375,871
665,465
651,300
.
1,781,332
1,384,072
6,761,547
5,905,387
5,569,427
22,807,709>
9.384,257/:
.—-
Rhode Island—Providence—
4,717/432
21,845,800.'.
'
10,051,747
23,376,062
(},
9,699,207
•
I 23,899,000
1,037,153
•Total (12 cities)—
27,400,200
:
559,556,635
Seventh Federal Reserve
9,0.74,441,
,17,365,300
1,317,801
1,161,045 '
495,584,357
512,534,538
York—
-
10,288,752
2,686,555
—Z
,-s
Elnflra——
77,288,3,62
2,598,844
,
78,653,494
+
0.1
25,322,803
12.93d,452
+
—
3.4
1.7
3,481,216
2,974,051
71,863,712
66,156,253
1,516,878
+59.7
1,546,256
1,336,476
1,705,321
2,254,868
—24.4
i,819,652
1,485,836
6,713,210,774
-
Rochester
7,248,237,127
7.4
6,408,987,377
8,270,371,872
—16,905,409
Jersey—Montciair
17,867,561
—
5.4
16,220,673
16,046,124
13,770,953'"—11.0
12,481,037
12,456,468
650,485
,
,
719,541
—
10,841,858
0.2
10,265,996
9,726,489
—
9.6
699,532
40,508,899
41,934,564**— 3.4
42,149,831
46,822,519
47,576,500
46,722,411
90,394.515
78,301,889
7.0
6,359,822
399,188
101,973,192
99,736,992
4.5
533,816,715
515,124,811
+ 19.5
597,062,281
+
—
1,404.355
3.5
—
8,268,220
9,919,242
—16.6
4,943,704
3,985,193
2,882,285
6,031,420
468.666
6,264,061
1,705,543
—18.7
—13.7
5,407,729
•
10,117,248 "
5,123,305
742,450
•
7,987,353
3,576,562
3,969,655
47,234,000
+
4.2
46,848,000
39,481,000
6,054,814
Terre Haute—
5,765,118
49,235,800
6,037,566
+
0.3
5,286,895
0.3
47,108,658
3,480,439
28,943,627
12,690,146
.
t2,636,014
Wisconsin-r-Milwaukee—
•'
Iowa—Cedar Rapids.
Des Moines
,
t
52,103,903
3,491,307
'
■'
v
51,924,409
3,308,451
5.5
+
"
:
25,459,824
•
29,423,942
.11,848,513
1,131,569
City—
Illinois—Bloomington
12,271,683
Chicago
*
*
710,013,689
2,585,967
9,411,184
10,054,421
4,320,981
v
2,684,681
t,527,331
3,203,101
*
849,124,207
904,404,528
—
Rockford
r
—
—13.5
—
3.4
t
44.552,003
2,738,058
23,402,847
9,748,285
"
1,109,112
661,720,769
2,792,304
—
3,644,912
t
—
2.0
+
1,008,631
518,247
'
—
6.8
716,589,107
031,029,337
+
8.0
2,597,640
2,150,581
6.4
8,705,221
7,777,394
4.6
4,187,317
—16.2
2,864,032
3,870,588
2,530,785
6-1
903,021,427
787,720,057
218,100,000
—
—
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lonio—
Missouri—St.
Louis
252,500,000
261,700,000
3.5
239,900,000
109,620,959
78,569,404
105,866,753
+
3.8
96,401,501
80,836,953
•..76,148,387
+
4.6
66,713,708
57,364,559
1,536,529
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy—
1,759,010
—12.6
1,686,145
1,252,304
1.7
404,701,354
357,553,816
^
—
Total (4 cities)
452,226,892
—
/
444,474,150
+
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
5,658,916
Minneapolis
St, Paul
5,764,081
1.8
5,175,691
4,624,737
180,97.6,557
238,542,264
—24.1
199,105,823
64,987,720
72,352,537
—10.2
68,111,885
162,456,593
58,710,138
5,526,804
3,168,080
3,360,846
9,119,983
—
4,694,521
+ 17.7
3,165,625
+
0.1
4,681,321
2,597,619
2,188,120
3,159,266
+
6.4
2,399,378
2,364,073
—
Dakota—Fargo
Helena
I—
Total (7 cities)
—
Tenth Federal Reserve
*
272,798,906
619,430
6,937,236,685
7,477,875,550
6,456,110
'289,118,740
240,757,432
686,034
9.7
—
552,546
—12.8
6,547,386
+ 13.9
112,138,715
+
6.3
+
6.1
5,724,760
9,990,888
13,197,176
—24.3
311,513,036
10,640,749
—12.6
268,-044,605
—16.9
10,297,140
v
8,846,279
2,131,067
350,985,-
1,977,218
1,628,960
428,953,557
(10 Cities)..
Eleventh Federal Reserve
462,980,357
"
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
Santa Barbara
Stockton
986,729
1,336,160
21.4
1,463,878
1,360,098
7.4
412,403,738
348,686,096
—14.6
8,005,993
170,745,000
20,661,390
4,643,000
6,429,969
159,559,000
16,625,637
+
—
227,876,000
25,882,793
4,932,300
3,894,921
8,248,089
5,131,765
3,517.266
+
+ 1Q.7
2,581,697
2,081,105
8,100,614
+
1.8
7,063,124
6,233,605
276,325,756
'+
3-9
2.19,600,204
195,424,916
?.9
92,403,900
3,441,618
92,512,723
43.847,803
83,740,403
3,235,404
77,778,564
33,125,506
8,522,661
5,817,328
+
7.3
—20.0
7.3
—
—
1.6
7.2
6,639,921,317
33,035,969
.
44,290,828
8,469,051,667
4,495,600
District—San Franelsee—
Washington—Seattle
109.984,156
3,098,965
137,749,163
53,365,267
ua, 317,866
2,997,480
145,963,893
12,555,395
48,929,746
8,063,168
8,513,494
__I
.L,
•
20,708,446
."—"IZ
—"HII
///—_H
San Jose
7,355,940
231,534,983
6,517,566
4,966,022
244,485,675
;;
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
San Francisco
90,607,198
4,565,489
4,541,288
9,416,818
287,235,45?
......I
!
+ 507.3
326,169
523,145
4,559,348
District—Dallas-
Dallas
Total
388,187
562,351
7,004,878
109,697,864
272,176,861
i
Colorado—Colorado Springs
PuphlO—.—,
(6 cities)
7,047,023
—18.5
6,076,473
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph-,-
Total
+ 29.3
334,730,758
482,040
Fort Worth
3,957,661
7,052,464
.•
7,456,475
119,196,826
>
Omaha—
Galveston.;
-
District—K»hsm City-
Hastings.—,
Lincoln—,,..—,—
Total
"
—
7,501,584
~r
—„H.~
384,367,091
380,798,991
10,817,130
.HZ
•
9,613,707
3,560,090
7,963,323
—
+
—
+
3.4
5.6
9.1
+ 55.7
(10 Cities)
Grand Total (111 cities)
Outside New York
tNot included in totals,
INot available.
730,770,65 1
—_ —.
9,641,394
+ 13.5
7,005,875
6,417,491
0.9
355,855,228
234,321,441
—11.1
9,165,572
8,580,254
3,198,930
+
3,427,979
+
3.9
3,522,221
7,510,005
+
8.9
7,529.177
5,838,491
+
0.2
624,955,511
564,759,145
766,283
Northern New Jersey
.
2.0
—13.4
1,355,442
9,922,028
+
Newark---^.
Total (12 cities)
79,688,599
'
306,445
Pasadena
12,250,898
i
Connecticut—Stamford
81,792,350
—
6,327,055
South Bend
:i
4,498,171
3,425,858
4.1
+
111,783,756
Indianapolis
Sioux
8.4
—18.6
—
4,017,461
Yakima:
2,423,061
—
JamestownNew York—
83,184,090
3,393,078
49,566,590
District—Chicago—
Twelfth Federal Reserve
—10,303,565
;
'Syracuse
1,450,934
538,783,335
Federal Reserve District—New
—
74,036,389
Michigan—Ann Arbor„
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne—
4,461,734
23,646,589
26,246,881"
:
'
tfew Hampshire—Manchester---—..
Blngharoton
10,964,177
183,500,000
—
570,068,963
Total (10 cities)
Texas—Austin
(jonnecticut—Hartford——
'New York—Albany.^
12,708,217
54,965,402
177,300,000
2,018,215
7,349,029
..
4.696,344
f—
/'
1,554,878
-
7,334,492
——
New Hayeal—
5.7
—11.3
Nebraska—Fremont
Inc. or
1,550,576
V
980,936
Worcester—
345,048,965
'
—11.4
14,493,403
366,346
North
3,933,525, y
\ Fail RiverA—l-l——-—
Springfield
361,740,293
68,556,884
South Dakota—Aberdeen
461,354,960 +
;
Massachusetts—Boston
58,202,751
231,000,000
3,881,181
5,481,066
Kansas—-Topeka
1,904,172 ■
—
——
175,782,976
59,494,119
119,610,688
Orleans
195,424,916
First Federal - Reserve District—Boston-
Portland—:
+
185,600,042
2.4
—
81,498.880
564,759,145
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
it alne—Bangpr—,-.rrr«.
3,035,590
1.2
0.9
—
77,081,383
219,600,204
-
■
13,669,488
Montana—Billings.,
•
t
385,670,053
—
60,747,032
624,955,511
Week Ended April 30
r
7,912,000
97,948,045
18.3
99,777,630
2,923,414
787,720,057
404,701,354
April 30 for four years:
••':;
11,307,000
+ 11.0
205,100,000
3,751,642
2,762,438
515,124,811
1.7
6,484,272,688
our
652,486,601
+
"
,
841,744,917
746,717,649
0.1
512,534,538
8,469,051,667
873,567,589
"•
—
Outside New York City
now
5.4
385,670,053
-
^
——111 cities
Total
—
495,584,357
6,639,921,317
7.2
904,404,528
6
—
12th San Francisoo—
+
3.7
$
444,474,150
..M.'I H
L—-—-7
—
$
2,167,603
+ 10.4
1946
849,124,207
44.M-.Z,.
4
10th Kansas pity--——10
week ended
792,220,995
—
2,638,088
9,830,000
109,221,611
62,413,035
Mobile
/v.
1947
Dec. %
2,506,532
••
198,399,098
Decatur
452,226,892
16
—
"-■•4
Dallas'
895,245,585
.
570,068,963
——
0th Minneapolis
7,477,875,550
.
394,961,370
44
New
28,947,400
3,806,114
+ 17.6
—
*
6
6th 8t. Louis
z
559,556,635
791,677,518
*
——10
Chicago
$
/
943,652.925,V
..
aI
7
5th /Richmond
6th Atlanta
'<
23,510,300
—11.2
5,401,iy2
61,822,351
T——
Total (16 cities)
Inc. or
1948
6,937,236,685:,
j.-..
—1-11
8rdPhiladelphia
Buffalo
+ 12.5
4,551,833
3,299,777
Alabama—Birmingham
•
BANK CLEARINGS
538,783,335
44
2nd New York—12
Second
28,565,400
—
District—Atlanta-
Florida—Jacksonville
larger by 2.4%.-The Chicago
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1949
Federal Reserve Districts
;
241,708,780
195,997,106
the cities
group
gain of 1.7%. In the Kansas City Reserve
a summary
SUMMARY
i
4,849,670
126,443,349
285,686,077
792,220,995
,
Georgia—Atlanta
loss of 1.9%, /the
a
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 0.2%.
Week Ended April 30
/
7,051,400
147,580,059
0.9
394,961,370
Springfield—
v
—23.6
8.5
282,211,637
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
loss of 6.1% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 18.5%
a
In the following we
:
8,283,626
163,050,295
299,556,772
2,695,249
(6 cities)
Peoria
We
841,744,917
2,307,213
Columbia—Washington,—
Louisiana—New
decrease of 7.4%, but in the Dallas Reserve District there is an
a
increase of 3.9%
1
873,567,589
Nashville
of
improvement of 5.4%. In the Cleveland Reserve
but the St. Louis Reserve District enjoys a
11th
5.4
10,854,000
121,285.491
Sixth Federal Reserve
the totals are ^mailer by 0.1% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 4.5%
Reserve District suffers
7th
+
District—Richmond-
Macon
(including this city) the totals record
that in the New York District
tteserve District the totals register
4th
895,245,585
791,677,818
,
Augusta—,——
the week
—
cities)
Tennessee—Knoxville_
:present/Tur^^
decline of 7.2%; and in the Boston Reserve District of 3.7%, but in the
*
5,552,858
—
appear
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
district
6,857,076
6,699,301
Carolina—Charleston
District of
has to be estiiiiated.
cases
final and complete results of the week previous
Far that week there
bank clearings at
but:in
2,187,202
6,992,277
2.0
296,354,551
Maryland—Baltimore
clearings for the whole1 country Mviiig amounted to $13^197,490,463 agair^t
district
4,130,878
3.1
+
Virginia—Huntington
South
not available at time, of going to press.
are
the; elaborate Retailed statemehtv however^
are
—21.3
2,374,302
7,590.850
6,353,537
Richmond—
We cannot furnish them todays inasmuch as the week
Saturday, and the Saturday figures,
Accordingly;- in the above-the last day of I he week in, all
;
5,019,446
4,042,099
Virginia—Norfolk
rrX\7\
2,402,023,555
(7
Fifth Federal Reserve
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
we
2,251,510
8.6
Ten
our
4,577,893
2,333,787
8.9
+
—
8,481,915
II
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
274,998,578
278,236,442
—:
Other
ends
4,226,008
—10.1
296,792,784
32,135,000
IIIII
Youngstown
Baltimore.
in
7.2
2,364,682
6,332,870
149,666,677
———
Mansfield
271,000,000
Cleveland-
.
5,403,441
943,652,925
Cleveland
240,023,204
.——_—...
982,164
7>23,853
Ohio—Canton
267,400,000
Francisco-—*
2,785,563
812,000,000
8,649,674
Columbus—
City
840,000,000
2,832,417
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
567.778,225
Sti Louts—.——
3,122,438
5.7
+
%
1948
447,740,237
-
Z,
(11 cities)
9.4
—.—
—14.2
3,662,842
857,000,000
2,710,673
3,951 145
"
!
New Jersey—Trenton
$7,128,101,130
*—
Philadelphia
1,114,785
1,061,564
+ 156.0
2,952,392
■
—.
—
York
$7,798,976,501
Chicago
1,032,991
1,054,537
1,142,955
—11.2
2,126,261
_
Wilkes-Barre--
Total
Week Ended May 7
9
5,014,360
Reading
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
New York
1948
9
—18.7
834.027
1,157,023
3,143,234
Delaware—Wilmington
;V,
1,020,686
i,027,304
ooeiooolooo
Scranton
At
gain ,for. the week ended Fridays; of 9.4%. J Our comparative,
a
the'week follows:
summary for
week in 1948."
1947
•
Lancaster—.
Our preliminary
year.
same
or
Dec. %
2,134',717
Chester
Philadelphia
ings will be 2.6% above those of the corresponding week last
Inc.
t
Third Federal Reserve
ojities of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 7, clearings
fpr all cities of the United States from which it is possible to obtain weekly clear¬
this
1948
*
will show
this week
45
729,127,842;
13,197,490,462
13,859,674,490
—
4.8
12,505,148,894
13,830,892,961
6,484.279,688
6,611,437,363
—
1.8
6,096,161,517
5,560,521,088
46
COMMERCIAL
THE
(2030)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
Foreign Exchange Rates
Secretary of the
give below
%
:
.
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE
RATES
EXCHANGE
"
APRIL
29,
1949
TO
MAY
BANK
Associates,
1930
OF
Textile
Inc.,
Port
Date
stock-.
common
Concession
Realty Corp.;
Corp.,
8%
mortgage
1st
Buying
States
Money
Aluminum
1st
<
May 4
May 3
May 2
$
-
May 5
•
Childs
1879'
.297733*
.297733*
.251247"
.251247*
.251247*-
Eastern
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
products—
Closed
.297733*
1st
.022750
.021437
Brazil, cruzeiro
.054406
.054406
.022750
.022730
.022750
.021525
.021509
.054406
Francisco
.021587
.054406
.
.054406
1.000000
1.000000
1.000000
1.000000
.942500
,942500
.043593
.947890
;
_______
.301166
.020060
••
'
Closed
4.031367
England, pound sterling
.020060
.208535
.208535
4.031406
4.031406
4.031523
■*
./
National
New
.020060
-
V
»
4 V» %
England
:
Power
1st
Air
Line
RR.,
.004671*
Sherwin-Williams
.003039*
.003041*
.003041
.003039"
Southern
Gas
.301678
.301673
.301678
.301678
.301678
.139906
.136798
.124223
.124223*
Tide
.376400
.376083
.376000
.375942
3.991542
3.991542
3.591542
3.991953
;,2G1580
.201580
.201580
.497240
.497240
Closed
.201580;
.201580
.497240
—-
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.040325
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■*
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I.
.233629
National
...
Company and Issue—
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.658300*1"
.561799"t
.561799*7
1
■"
••
'
,
,
(
.531909*t
Container
mortgage
Ohio
22,509,431
certificates
Gold
de-
Redemption
f\ind
for
F.
603,212
^
'
$
$
+
5.070
—
Silk
■
Total gold ctf.
cash
Industrial
U.
S.
269,783
480,007
+.
Govt,
: "
618
77
1,070
—
6,905.979
i_
Certificates
380,100
Notes
8.670.600
S. Govt, securities-
loans
and
securities—
20,839.165
+
35,000
+
234,700
21,319,790
368.936
+
from
F. R.
Notes
Uncollected
Bank
»+:-!
foreign banks
+
836,305
which
of other banks.
104.577
items——
-
2.32+.351
32,444
premises
Other
171,518
assets—
A
15,368
8.218
+
54,733
—
—
—
47,335.155
assets
—
of the assets
Liabilities—
Class
Federal
notes
Reserve
23,332,143
334,777
—
19,072,749
990,194
—
Foreign
531,353
Other
514,021
Treasurer
—
gen.
156.245
deposits
21,108,317
Deferred availability items
Other liab.,
2,067,828
incl. accrued divs.
56,355
+ V..
8,909
+
161.321
+
12,618
+
151,103
—
80,973
—
*
74.086
Loans
to
brokers
chasing
S.
or
167,835
46,520,906
and
Other
U.
S.
+ 1,728.188
Real
—
V
Capital paid in
(Section 7)
fjurplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
;
+
6,342
+
33
204.367
Burplus
Other
....
18.522
U.
8.
27.543
115.628
53,137
+
68.796
for
dealers
accts.
47,335.155
"220,939
+
1,821,848
Ratio
of
serves,
gold
to
certificate
combined
Commitments
to
make
0.1%-
+
+'
18
+
+
88
2,437
:
—;
securities—total
Reserve
principal
changes
for
the
week
ended
April 27:
Decreases of $142,000,000 in commercial, industrial and
agricultural loans. $344,000,000 in reserve balances with
Federal Reserve banks, $238,000,000 in United
States
Government
credited to
ings, and
adjusted.
$311,000,000 in demand deposits
domestic banks, and $168,000,000 in borrow¬
an
deposits,
12
+
222
+'
136
—
+
161
—
;
Commercial,
industrial
and
agricultural loans de¬
creased in most of the districts; the principal decreases
were
$71,000,000 in New York City, $19,000,000 in the
San Francisco district, $15,000,000 in Chicago and $10,-
*
17
—
+
35
—
1,539
—
344
+
1,371
Atlas
2
'
46,175
15,189
1,279
deposits
Debits
to
+
—
418
17
238
—
+
—
172
Auto
,
,
-
-
7,781
-
—
311
—
1,368
-
and
deposit accounts,
U.
during weckt
8.
13
+
163
+
—
6-15
5-31
6-
1
5-10
75c
6-
1
5-10
50c
6-15
;;
Co.—
quar.)—
—
1
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
62 Vac
6-
1
37 Vac
6-
1
5-16
31'/4C
7-
1
6-15
28 VsC
7-
1
6-15
31V4C
7-
1
6-15
25C
6-
1
$1.12 Va
9-
1
$1.183/4
50C
(quar.)
—
preference A
(quar.)
(quar.)
i
:
(quar.)—'——-
A
Electrical
Refining
Tack
(quar.)_
5-10
6-15
5-17
5-20
30c
6-15
50c
6-10
50c
5-31
5-16
110c
6-15
5-21
112 Vac
6-15
5-21
—r_,
1
(quar.)__
Service
common,.
Allied
20c
6-
1
5-18
7-
8
6-24
30c
7-
1
6-10
Balfour
Building,
5-31
5-16
583
6%
Baltimore
T.),
Inc.
Radio
Bankers
(quar.)
inc.
(quar.)
Show,
preferred
$1.50
common
5c-
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
&
Shippers Insurance Co. (quar.)—
Barber-Ellis, Ltd. (quar.)—
53
112
$1
Barlow
&
Class
A
4.25%
Seelig
33/4%
British
Redemption Calls and Sinking Funds
Mfg.
preferred
Co.,
including
those
called
The date indicates the
Brown
$3.60
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stocks
called
under sinking fund provisions.
redemption or last date for mak-
5-16
15c
Rubber
Extra
$5
preferred
5-17
6-23
6-
^
6-
1
5-16
$2
$1
Oil
5-20
5-10
4-28
6-
5-16
1
7-15
7-
1
7-
2
6-
7
2
6-
7
115c
8-
1
6-30
25c
6-
1
5-13
30c
6-
1
5-13
90c
7-30
7-15
130c
6-15
5-16
6-15
5-16
(s-a)
.4
;
(quar.)
•.
1
;
(quar. )___j.____'
1
7-
Ltd.
(quar.)
A
6-
125c
(quar.)
4 0.234375
Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)
common
40C
93%C
Forest Products,
Co
preferred
1
6-12
..
preferred (quar.)__
Shoe Co.,
5-16
6-
6-15
(s-a)
(quar.)
common
preferred
5-16
4
30c
(quar.)
American
5-16
1
6-
25 c
America
of
1
6-
30c
(quar.)
Trust
6-
$1.06 Vt
(quar.)—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.,
-
4
5-16
3
75c
Bruck Mills, Ltd., class
Class B (quar.)
for- redemption,
5-
6-
common—.
British Columbia
Brown
5-14
-
30c
Company
Mills
33/4%
Notices
5-14
5-14
3
(quar.)
Co.!_
Investment
Bourne
1
6-
Oil
Blaw-Knox
Bond
1
6-
125c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)——___.
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., com. (quar.)_
JRevised figures for pre¬
6-
112 Vac
Bristol-Myers Co.,
common
5-26
25c
Year-ago figures have been adjusted to a gross basis.-
and
5-16
1
(B.
30. 1948, individual loan items are reported gross,
1.e., before deduction of valuation reserves, instead of net as previously
preferred
8-22
;
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Collieries Corp. (quar.)
tEeginning June
a
5-21
(
10%
Industries, Ltd.;—
(final)-
Co.
6-15
7-
Belden
Below will be found
5-10
115c
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)__——_—
Barnsdall
reported.
3
/
-
Co
Corp.
Electric
A
;
20c
?.
registered
Powder
.Class
——
.
(San Francisco District).
vious week—$21,021.
-•
Babbitt
20,091
'Figures revised
5-11
76-
75c
—
preferred (quar.)
Extra
except
,___
5-20
30c
Ayshire
accounts,
Govt,
,
—
—
1
496
448
105
:
,
253
demand
interbank
+
5-14
6-
62 Vac
(quar.)_——
(J. H.) Hardware, Ltd.—
Atlantic
Atlas
9
5-17
12 Vac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Ordinary
49
—
5-12
5-31
common—
(quar.)„__i
preferred
Associated
+
2,009
1
6-10
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(increased
conv.
Class
4
—
1
Investment Co. of Illinois—
Ashdown
2,524
—
22
5-10
70c
Argo Oil Corp.
392
873
1,466
+
12 Vac
Socket Co.
Electric
&
preferred
4Va r/»
Avon
increase of $418,000,000 in demand deposits
+
797
5-10
5-25
6-
'
—
preference (quar.)
5 %
preference (quar,)_
American Metal Co., Ltd.,
common
73
+
6-
5-25
25c
—
(reduced)
Col,
5-20
'
4Va%
13,919
Banks
deposits adjusted
deposits, except Government
Government
6-10
4-30
1
—
vault
4.170
8.
6-10
6-15
40c
(s-a)—
Co.
preferred
preferred
Common
396
+
7
&
preferred
4,354
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
following
+
+
—
(quar.)_
Corp.
Board
Gas
American
52
—
"
38
25,458
U.
banks
8
+
32,951
securities
Foreign banks
the
—
' 954
2,119
Condition Statement of Member Banks
43/4%
81
—
3.863
Borrowings
shows
9
263
Federal
2
5-16
$1.12 '/2
American General Corp., $2
Liabilities—
Time
indus¬
loans
+
—
4.078
Demand
5.482
"+•'
413
loans
loans
in
conv.
Common
361
153
+
10
4,712
0.6%
'
trial
$3
American
$1.25
Balances with domestic banks-
52.0%
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances purchased
for foreign
correspondents
«•
53
199
purchasing or carrying:
obligations
securities
1
with
2
7-
,
$1.25
preferred (quar.)__
conv.
$2.50
Treasury notes
Cash
re¬
deposit and F. R.
liabilities
note
$2.50
91
—
".+
748
1,827
Reserve
4
..
986
+
142
Holding
Hoe
350
+
530
-
Treasury bills
Other
5-
6-15
(s-a)
common
Fork
pur-
obligations
U. S. bonds-.
Total liabilities & cap.
7-
t25c
181.25
preferred (quar.)——
Brewing Co.
$3
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
466,711
134
—
Government
Government
Holdert
5-16
181.15
(quar.)
Co.,
American
1,625
—
—' 134
Loans to banks
Capital Accounts—
43
preferred
&
agricultural
securities
estate
in
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
——
Forging
Other loans for
3,274
When
Share
.
,
American
carrying:
Government
pref.
Box
'
84.914
-T-
24,010
'7 loans
2,151,153
—
2,562
—
+
14,162
and
table
are:
class A___
(quar.)
American
1948
1949
24,311
industrial,
partic.
Finance
Amerex
Apr. 23,
"Apr. 20,
61,315
—
Other
liabilities
Total
5%
Inc. (+)' or
(in millions of dollars)
;
Investments—total
Commercial,
123,692
—
U.
Total
*"'%:
Loans—grosst
+ 2,039.438
52.588
—
S.
bank—reserve
+
acct.
acct.
Member
U.
^
Corp.,
Albany & Vermont RR. (s-a)
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp—
Altes
Loans—net
Deposits:
A
preferred
$4.50
1949
and
second
a
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Participating
Allied
12,579
Loans
66,803
follow with
of Company
Title & Mortgage
Acadia-Atlantic
'
+
we
Per
Dec. (—) Since
*"•.%;
Then
show the dividends
we
Abstract
member banks follows:
Assets—
1491
167.
are
week.
Name
and liabilities of reporting
+ 1,821,843
220,939
§Vol.
*
Apr 27,
Total
166.
The dividends announced this week
5%
211
+
733
+
200.760
—
tVol.
1888
1
declared.
smaller amounts in the other
credited to domestic banks
•
37
—
summary
issue.
July
preferred stock
previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid. Further details and rec¬
ord of past dividend payments in many cases are given
under the company name in our "General Corporation
and Investment News Department" in the week when
000.000 at all reporting member banks.
49
.
1782
grouped in two separate tables. In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
current
'
Due
Dividends
first
Borrowings decreased $184,000,000 in New York City,
$30,000,000 in the Cleveland district and a total of $168,-
587,853
1454
Jun
DIVIDENDS
"
decreased in all districts.
2,477,482
154,976
—
the Chicago district and by
districts.
Demand deposits
2,679,236
—1.592,600
4,500
—
—
—2,976,265
94,736
—
—
in this
_
$62,000,000 in New York City, $43,000,000 in
decreased
4,882.486
Bonds
Total
249,522
+
214,037
—
27,813
—
securities:
1
Total U.
.16,486
—
loans
Bills
+ 1,193,500
19,928
+
'
:
advances
and
Discounts
23.112,643
reserves
Other
.—Jun
:—1
1952
Hosiery Mills, Inc., 7%
Treasury
Demand deposits adjusted increased in nearly all dis¬
tricts; the principal increases were $150,000,000 in New
York City, $105,000,000 in the Chicago district, $47,000,000* in the Cleveland district and $42,000,000 in the San
Francisco district.
United States Government deposits
23,761
—
of
member banks.
1,217,261
+
24,998
u
R.
notes
1948
1949
$
,
bills increased $180,000,000 in
New York City and a total of $161,000,000 at all report¬
ing member banks. Holdings of Treasury certificates of
indebtedness increased $7,000,000. Holdings of Treasury
notes decreased .$17,000,000.
Holdings of United States
Government bonds increased $21,000,000 in the Phila¬
delphia district and a total of $35,000,000 at all reporting
Holdings
(—) since
May 5,
27,
'Apr.
May 4,
"
,
due
series A,
5s,
Loans to banks in¬
!
v
:
Cleveland district.
'•
^
$38,000,000.
Page
Corp.—
Power
Real
creased
CALLED
Pacific
type of merchandise.
000,000 in the
ISSUE
51591
1st
.531909*7
dollars)
1949 "
;
..
1821
*
debs., series A, due 2024—July
sinking fund debentures, due 1959__
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
New
.561799*1"
.531909*1"
crease
v"•
Jun 17
Jun
1
\V'Date
5%
.5319U9*t
Increase (+) or
Assets—
1890
1492
T241Q
4.007500
4.007500
•
.561799*7
Reserve Banks Combined
of
1
1
Jun
1968-
1
.588223*7
.588223*+
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
thousands
*
*
*
_Jun
Co., 6%
debenture bonds, due 2024
Jun
Lighting Corp., $5 preferred stock——-—Jun
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc.—
2%%
convertible debentures, due 1962——
May 25
.658300*7
.588223*t
.588223*1"
<
♦Announcement
(in
1
1
1
1996_Jun
preferred stock—July
$3.75
ENTIRE
Appalachian Power Co., 6%
.551909"'t
depends upon
due
mtge. 314 % bonds, ser. C, due 19731st mtge. 3% bonds, due 1958
.378223
4.007500
r
Co., Inc.,
-
•
.561799*1
tApplication
1672
.—Jun
—
due
bonds,
Co.,
.472166
.233629
——
rate.
1958_—
3%
Oil
.040328
.658300*7
.588223*1"
Uruguay, peso—
1671
Co.—
line
.233629
.278228
.
Uruguay, peso__——
1338
May 15
—
v
4.007500
Closed
.658300't
pipe
Associated
1st lien & ref.
Wilson
.233629
4.007500
Natural
mortgage
Water
.273228 •;
•
—_—
;
Uruguay, peso
1st
.040325
,472166
.253629
—+.
i—
Union of South Africa, pound
Uruguay, peso
1
May 16
Jun
1960
1
.472166
.040325
.472166
.278228
Sweden, krona
•Nominal
•*
.
.497240
.472166
Portugal, escudo_,
Straits Settlement, dollar
Switzerland, franc—
due
.197240
-
3.991336
r—
—
1606
•
1961
Virginian Ry.—
.376100
"
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
May 12
—Jun
1
due
A,
ser.
1st mtge. 4s, ser. A,
4%
preferred stock
Co.,
'
New Zealand, pound
1882
Co.—
due
bonds,
mortgage
.004671*
.003039*
:—
1
Co.—
.140168
■
1965
series A, due 1961
Theatres,
Inc.—
.004671*
______—___™—
Mexico, peso
i
Netherlands, guilder
;
Fibre
.004671*
IT——
_—™
4s,
debentures,
.004671*
India, Dominion of, rupee
.
mtge.
1st
England
Seaboard
(Metropolitan), franc—
Official™
due
Co.—
Vulcanized
Poli-New
4.031835
1881
—————Jun
Co.—
bonds,
collateral trust bonds, due 1956—
Co.,
1st mortgage 314s,
„
.208535.
1
Transfer
15-year
.301166
.301166
.020060
.208535
.206535
Denmark, krone..
,301166
.020060
.301166
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Czechoslovakia, koruna
Depot
1777
i
Jun
Ry.—
mortgage 3%% bonds, dated 1936
1st
1.000000
.942500
Official
conv.
Corp.—
1961
due
3%%
Sugar
Electric
Minnesota
Canada, dollar—
Union
20-year 6%
Iowa
Power
3'As,
mortgage
——Jun
1
bds., due 1968—May 10
preferred
York
New
Street
1st
.021500
Co.,
mortgage
Fort
3.212640
3.212313
3.212313
3.212313
.022750
Free
5%: debentures,' dated'19451——-—-'-May 25
.251247*
Belgium, franc
__—
Foreign "bank notes" account™
France
1661
Inc.,
5V>%
.251247*'
.297733*
Pago
~
.
.
bonds, ser. A and B, due 1974—*——May 15
.297733"''
3.212150
Ceylon, rupee
Canada, Ltd.—
.200000*
Australia, pound
Free
of
3Va%
mtge.
B'/G Foods,
$
$
Co.
stock
Clyde Porcelain Steel Corp., 5 Vb%
$
Argentina, peso—
For "regular" products—
For "non-regular" products
For certain industrial
Apr. 30
$
Apr. 29
Date
Company and Issue—
in New Yorl^
Cable Transfers
for
Rate
1877
1770
V
debentures.-,
May 16,
bonds, due _1959'___May 16
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Noon
Monetary Unit
Country and
United
in
Value
1
PaS®
.iMay 10
—
INCLUSIVE
1949,
5,
TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
TO
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Air
-
.
OF
NOTICES
.
Asuncion
FOREIGN
given in the "Chronicle.
were
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
record for the week just passed: -
a
the details
daily
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers in the different countries of the world. We
Pursuant to the requirements
to the
Monday, May 9, 1949
17 Vac
com.
(quar.)
6-15
5-16
6-15
25c
———1—«" —'$1:25; V. 7-
1
,
6" 1
6-20
t
.
Volume 169
'
•
,
„
,
.
Name of Company
-
Buck Creek Oil
THE
Number 4801
.
-
.
When
Per
Share
*
.
Buell Die
(s-a,)
6-15
5-
6
6-
7
5-17
6-
1
5-17
5-26
Extra
$4.25
5-13
5-18
Hathaway
Byers (A.
6-14
5-20
Hawaiian
5-20
5-10
California Cold
Common
'
iquar.)
Company
M.)
—
7%
v
Canada Vinegars,
6%
$1
Ltd.,
A
Ltd.,
preferred^
1
5-16
Howard
6-
1
Hudson
2
6-
1
1
5-31
7-1
5-31
170c
7-
7-
7-
(quar.)..
Co.,'Ltd.—
1
Class
A
Canadian
7-
6-15
6 Vz '7c
6-
5-20
6'/a%
130c
6-
5-20
6-
5-16
Extra
—
4)4%-preferred (quar.)
Carman & Company,
Central
National
Central
Ohio Light &
$1.06)4
25c
40c
t_u__
90c
.—3 5c.
<quar.)_
50c
_
'
40c
Corp
____
Power,
(quar.)—
com.
'
preferred
(quar.)—
Central Paper Co. (quar.) ——
Central Surety & Insurance Corp.
Central
Soya Co.
(quar.) _
—
3.6%
Central
_—
(quar.)——
Co.
Belt
Corporation
Transit,
40c
preferred
6%
(quar.)__
——
.
Corporation, $3 preferred (quar.)__
Cab Co
——_
Chrysler Corporation
Clark Equipment Co.,; common (quar.)___i_
Chicago
Chicago Yellow
preferred
Class
(quar.)
1
6-
■
8
Kern
5-23
6-
1
5-20
6-28
6-15
Koehring
>
6"0c
1
5-15
Kysor Heater Co.
5-20
La
Consolidada
5-20
5-27
Lake
6-15
5-27
Lamson
$2.50
6-15
Lamston
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Inc.,
Stores,
Ltd
——
(quar.)—
common
B
—
Corp.,
tquar.)
Consolidated Textile
5-20
6-
5-20
See
Le
Secord
Tourneau
Lea
Fabrics,
5-16
Lowney
5-20
Maclaren
—
Lee
(H.
D.)
Co.
Company,
5-20
4-20
6-15
Masonite
6-23
6-15
5-14
5-
1
4'A%
5-16
6-10*
(quar.)—
—$1.05
7% pfd. (quar.)_
$1.75
2nd
preferred
—
common
(quar.)——.
preferred
Stove,
Detroit-Micnigan
5%
preferred
preferred
Motor
Car
Pepper Co
Dominion-Scottish
Light
5%
RR. Co.
Steel Products,
Mahonoy
Utilities
Ltd.,
Gas
Natural
Paso
preferred
4'A%
preferred
Electric
Auto-Lite
5-20
A
(1947
quar.)
Co
—
Mission
6-15
5-
4-29
5-16
5-
6-15
5-16
2
6-
6-
Class
B
Missouri
5%
Molsons
5-14
1
4
5
Monarch
Loan
P.)
(J.
Morrison
Cafeterias
Mountain
National
r4'A%
Fuel
National
6-30
6-14
6-
5-18
67-
1.1
1
5-18
1
6-14
5-3 6
National
1
7-
1
6-20
1
7-
Stock
11-
1
6-
1
,7-
1
6-
6-
1
5-17
10-
7
Retail
5-10
.
Co.
The
3
Trade
6-15
Class
non-voting
B
6-
1
10%
6-10
5-
5
Motors
preferred
$3.75
Corp.,
General
Precision
Georgia
Marble
Gilbert. &
Godman
(H.
C.)
Golden_Statc
Graflex,
Grafton
Inc.,
&r,
Class
A
Class
A
—
Mfg.——
5-14
•
20c
3 0c
7-
1
6-15
6-10
—-
Company, Ltd.; class
(quar.)__———
(quar.)___
A
(quar.)_
—
343/8c
1
Roebuck
(W.
1
$2.50
6-15
6-
5-16
6-13
20c
6-10
6-
(quar.)___
Jl5c
r
1
7-
1
1
7-
1
4'A %
7-
1
.
6-15
5-15
$4
Shops,
6'%
Advance
ic
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-30
3c
5-15
5-15
preferred A
Tool
Telephone
Thew
estimates of
New
5-31
t$1.25
quar.)__
(initial)
tl2'Ac
6-
1
5-14
preferred
$2.50
6-10
6-30
9-30
9-
9
12-31
12-
9
6-10
5-12
6-
5-
120c
1
9
10c
5-26
5-16
5-26
5-16
25c
6-
1
5-17
62'AC
6-
1
5-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
>'
;
54'Ao ;1
5-16
6-
1
5-
9;
i $1.25
1_
1
-130c
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
9
&
&
5%
Co.
7%
:
'5-16
4-30
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-16
$1.37'A
6-
1
5-16
12'be
6-
1
5-21
13C
7-
5
6-15
25C
6-13
5-25
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1
7-
1
6-20
50c
6-
1
5-18
5c
5-27
5-17
$1.35
pfd.
6-15
5-16
25c
6-15
6-
25c
6-
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Share—
(accum.)
Bearing
-
______;
75c
pfd.
5%
(quar.)
1
5-17
6-
1
6-
6
5-20
7-
1
6-21
5-16
62'Ac
«
_
1
6-15
$1.75
Co
5-. 2
'
$2
.
;
$1.06'A
—
Railway.
5-16
;
5-
2
$1.25
5-
2
4-27.
65c
6-
1
5-16
58 '/3C
Co
6-
_____
Light & Railways—
prior preferred (monthly)
prior preferred (monthly)
prior
5-21
20c
(quar.)
,
1
5-31
53c
6-
1
5-31
60c
6-
1
5-31
17'A %
7-
5
5-24
a2'A%
7-
5
5-24
6.36%
6%
2
1
$1.37'A
Iquar.)_
(quar.)
&
Car
9
5-
6-
6c
(special)
Co., common (quar.,)
preferred (quar.)
Roller
5-
5-13
15c
iquar.i__^
$1.12%
conv.
Die
Bend
5-19
6-15
Paper—
(quar.)
Inc.
6-
preferred
(monthly)
United Molasses Co., Ltd.—
».
Ordinary registered (final)
___________
,
a
~
Cordage,
7%
pfd.
(s-a)
$3.50
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
prefeired
A
State
Electric
__:
•
Stocks,
Building
Chemical
5-20
6-13
Corporate
5-17,
Diversified
6-15
5-25
Diversified
9-15
8-25
Diversified
12-15
11-25
Electrical
(quar.)__—:
9
5-20
5-
9
5-15
5-
5
7-
6-10
$1.12y2
7-
1
1
6-10
series
series
series
______
'
Printing
&
S.
Rubber
U.
S.
Spring
5-
5
Utica
5-25
5-
5
Van
Norman
Raalte
5-25
5-
5
Van
5-25
5-
5
Vick
gc
5-25
5-25
5-
Co.,
i_;
5-
5
7c
Fund
Industry
series
__.
5-16
1
7-
1
6-15
6-10
5-16
1
5-16
Z:. '"
^
5 6'Ac
lc
(irreg.)
'
6-
5-10
4-30
8
5-28
6-
Co
25c
_____
50c
(quar.)
6-20
____________
5.25
5-
5
5-25
5-
5
6-10
6-
1
5-17
6-
,
Co.
4-30
6-
Knitting Co
6
5-16
*
Virginia
$5
Eleclric & Power,
preferred
common
5-25
5-
5
Walgreen Company, common
4 %
preferred (quar.)
15c
5-25
5-
5
Walker
8c
5-25
5-
5
$3
Mfg.
(Wis.),
preferred
iquar.)_
(quar.)
15c
Fund
-
& Bumper Co.—
Co
5-16
75c
common.
(quar.)
Co
Chemical
1
5-16
3c
5-17
6-
22'Ac
5
sc
^
5-27
62'Ac
Lithograph
preferred
5-25
" 9c
—
$5
U.
4C
Industry shares,
Equipment
S.
5%
8c
Stock
(Seattle)
Delaware, series E
10c
___;
series
Preferred
Co.
U. S. Casualty Company, 45c conv. pfd. (s-a) >
U.
S.
Electric Light & Power Shares, Inc.
ioc
series
Investment
Insurance
4'/2 %
preferred (quar.)
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co.
Inc.—
Industry
Bond
3
5-
9334c
Industry series_
Industry series___.
1
~6-
U.
Supply
6-
1
5-20
85c
___,
(quar.)
Industry
6-30
7-
75c:*
shares____
Pacific
Quarterly
,
75c
Industry
Stock
$1.50
Extra
United
Gas—
(initial)
preferred
preferred
York
&
1
;
(accum)___
Shipbuilding Co., Founders
Bank
i
2
5-17
Ltd
Telephone
5-4
Aviation
5-20
2
6-
1
(quar.)
5-11
Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)_
Co., 4'A %
pfd. (quar.)
6-11
60c
6-
Y.
6-
6-11
6-
Shovel
Timken
distributions.-
series
5-14;
1
25c
1st1 preferred
7%
7%
6-15
5-18
6-
15c
(quar.i_
(quar.)
Products
States
Drug,
4-30
8c
6-15
$1
Tennessee, Alabama & Georgia Ry.__++_
4-30
4c
7-11
6d
Co
Bag
preferred
Superior
4-30
Gc
shares
6
1
8-
37'Ac
common
preferred
Chemical
Sterling
4-30
5-15
5-
5-14
$1.31'A
(quar.)__
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Co.
4-30
5-15
5-14
Springer Sturgeon Gold Mines, Ltd
Squibb & Sons, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
5-27
]2c
1
50c
preferred
Steel
•
.
6-
25c
5%
Pen Co.
Sperti Foods. Inc., 5%
6-15
ioc
2
25c
Spear & Company, 5% 1st preferred
5%
Snd preferred <quar.)_.
6-15
50c
9-
Castings
Southwestern
6-15
$37'Ac
1
Co., Ltd.—
registered (annual)
Steel
Southern
6-15
7-
1
10-
(quar.)
Candy
&
(T; L.),
Solventol
5-10
1
Co.
Son, Ltd.,
Saw
Ordinary
5-10
$1.06
&
A.)
&
Mfg.
Smith
5-23
(quar.)
6-
933Ac
$1.25
convertible
(H.)
Sivyer
4-30
30c
Co.,
redeemable preferred
Singer
5-14
(s-a)
1
1
20c
Simonds
5-14
1
5-16
7-
$1.25
(Laura)
Sheaffer
5%
5-25
66-
$2.25
Inc.___
Line RR.
5-25
$4.50
5-25
1
6-
20c
$1.25
Inc
Air
5-14
6-
93 "Ac
__^
preferred
4'/2%
5-20
com.__
1
6-13
• '
com.
new
15c
Bedford
5-25
6-
1
6-
50c
preferred
5-24
6-
Co., Ltd.,
-'5-11
Automobile
$1
$2.50
125c
125c
125c
3
Oil
Seaboard
Simon
5-13
6-
6-20 '
1
37'Ac
preferred
$1.50
5-25
Agricultural
37'/2C
1
V
6-
.
Inc.,
15c
7-11
4-29
5-27
6-
7-
quar.)
5-2
5-12
5-14
5-13
1
5-28
Simon
5-27
6
(initial
5-16
7-11
$1
6-16
5-16
5-16
Works—
$1.06'A
1
1
6-16
1
1
60c
Signode Steel Strapping Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
(Franklin) & Co.—
1
6-10
5-24
6-13
Extra
Roxy-Theatre,
5%
6-30
6-10
6-
Extra
5-20
6-
Metal
common
Royalite
5-20
RR.—
Inc.—
5-10
$3.75
5-20
6-
6-27
6-11
Brass,
1
1
(quar.)_
pfd.
(quar.)
Inc.,
Participating shares
N.
6-10
5-31
5-24
&
6-
8-
12'Ac
Art
New
5-20
50c
(William),
8-
6-15
Ronson
1
53 'Ac
Erie
preferred'
United
Common
Co., Ltd., 4%' pfd. (quar.)—
5% preferred (s-a)
Company, 6%
6-10
1
.
25c
25c
(quar.)—
Co.; (quar.)—
Bennett
1
Copper
5-31
Y.
9
6-
Company
(quar.)
Corporation (irreg.)
5-31
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)—
Equipment
General Tire & Rubber Co.
76-
N.
5-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
933Ac
common
(quar.)——
preferred
125c
6-30
5-16
$1
Co., common__,w._.._.
preferred
(quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)—
6-15
Y.
5-16
Purina
6-15
New
N.
7-25
6-10
25c
(increased
1
50c
(quar.).-.
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Rochester Gas & Eiectric, 4% pfd. F (quar.)
Sears
6-
25c
tquar.)
.V
Corp.
»
87'Ac
(quar.)
6-15
6%
150c
1 $1.19
5-20
35c
'
(Herman)
1
5-14
:
Lake
&
Bakeries Corp;
5'A%
5-20
1
Bessemer
4c
Neiman-Marcus
6-
6-
56c
$1.50
preferred
conv.
2c
Nelson
6-15
I-
25c
3C
3-24
4
20c
prefeired (s-a)__
Secord
____
3-24
Co.)
—
.$5
,
1
6-10
80c
(quar.)
shares
1
5-
T__
common
Street
1
6-17
5-11
3
25c
Inc.,
Tank
shares
6-28
20c
75c
(quar.)_
Union
6-
.v,
.
Fraser
General
5-18
Extra
Ltd.—
deposit receipts (interim)
Franklin Simon & Co. (see Simon (Franklin)
American
Companies, Ltd., common
43A%
preferred (quar.)
Freiman
(A. J.), Ltd. (extra)—
Gary (Theodore) & Company—
$1.60 1st preferred
(accum.)
,—__—
General Manifold & Printing (quar.)___.l—
5-31
6-
Co.
Building shares
Ford Motor of Canada,
&
5-18
shares
6-
25c
Brewing
Union
Neilson
20c
-
(quar.)^
5-31
Oil
'
5-
_____
preferred-
Chemical
-
6-
Corp._„_
7%
5-31
5-16
4
5-15
(quar.)
5-31
5-16
6-15
1
Corp.—
6-15
1
5-27
7-
6-24
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
6-15
1
5-
6-15
50c
Co.
6-15
6-15
$4 preferred (quar.)
——
——
$1
Forbes & Wallace, class B voting.——25c
5-31
(irreg.)
Stock
5-25
City)—
Paper Co.__
ic
6-
1
6-11
series
Aviation
$1
83Ac
(Kansas
7C
6-
3
5-20
9
6-.ri
?5c
are
1
75c
_______
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Co.
4
5-14
6-
$1
5c
Flintkote
6-
2
2
series
Institutional
50c
(quar.)
Line,
Twin City Rapid Transit,
Tyer Rubber Co., common
v $4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Income
,
77-
series
15
June
5-
40c
_^_
1
2
5-20
:__
amounts shown below
the
5-17;
6-15,
6-16
6-10
shares
Institutional
6-15
6-
6-
Revere
6-30
(quar.)
Equipment
'
5-12
$1
25c
Regina
25c
8c
5-16
(quar.)
5-17
9c
Stock
6-
common
5-14
5-31
120c
Co.
1
-
$1.25
Ray-O-Vac
62'/2C
Funds—
1
Company,
6-15
series
Railroad
5-16
6-15
15c
6-15
Selected Group series
Railroad shares
1
8
50c
——
preferred
6-15
1
series
i-reierrcd
6-20
8-
Trust
Balanced
6-30
7-
Transit
1
$2
5-16
1
7-
50c
(quar.)
Standard
National
4-30
7-30
common
1
7-
$1.18%
common
7-
.J
(quar.)__
,
Ltd.,
preference
National
6-
Corp.,
6-
10c
12'/2c
3
7-
Carpet Co.,
933Ac
(quar.)___
Grocers,
(s-a) __$1
York
5-16
Co
Co.
5-14
Company
5%
Consolidated,
1
5-
33A%
50c
Cylinder Gas Co.; com.
preferred
$1.50
6-
J25c
Supply
6-
5-
5-16
(quar.)
& Company,
3
5-10
5-16
33A%
$1.12'/2
pfd.
5
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
Works,
Mfg.
Ralston
J25c
Co.,
5-
5-20
5-9
Purity
1
(quar.)„
5'/2%
Inc.—
Co.
Corp.
pref.
Water
4'A%
6-1
Ltd
Society.
(quar.)_!___
1
6-15
10c
5-16
1
$1.25
Tool
I
25c
Transportation
Pittsburgh,
5-28
6-
iy4c
Machine.
6-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Extra
5-21
6-10
75c
(quar.)
Brewery,
Monroe
6-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-20
CorpT," Ud77Del"iIZ"3II™iriZZZ
1
t62'/2c
common
6-10
Quarterly
5-14
(initial)
common
6-
55 '/2c
(quar.)___
Pictures
Pitney-Bowes;
50c
Pipe Line,
5-12
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
6
7-
15c
Utilities,
(reduced)——-—
35c
5% preferred (quar.)—
——$1.25
Fishman (M. H.) Co., Inc. (quar.) —J'—
,25c
_______
First
Firth
5-
7-15
5-31
Mississippi Glass
Extra
115c
_
Co.
3
Petrolite
50c
Development
6-
25c
6%
A
5-12
50c
Pipe
preferred
Peoria
Regulator—
Morgan
75c
10c
—
5-16
85C
preferred
1
(quar.)
Drugs,
Pepperell
7
50c
Ltd
Moore-Handley Hardware
5% preferred (quar.)
125c
_______
(quar.)
convertible
3.20%
1
40c
$i
—
20c
Common
7-
125c
Corp., common (quar,)—_
preferred (quar.)——
Mills, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)——
5% preferred
<quar.)_
Equity Corporation, $3 convertible preferred20c preferred
(s-a)
Pajardo Sugar
Co.———
1
Palconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd
5-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co._^
Minneapolis-Honeywell
6-
5-17
Engineering
6-15
5-31
Airlines
6-15
1
6-15
50c
150c
4%
preferred
5-12
37'Ac
Parchment
$2.25
Consolidated Gas—
Mid-Continental
6-21"
5-
1
Company__
Eastern
partic.
Pfeiffer
7-15
B
4%%
5-16
1
Telephone
>
5-20
class A
1
7-15
75c
Esmond
Co.,
6-24
1
6-10
Pennsylvania
5-12
common
7-
30c
——
&
5-13
7-156-
6-10
Pennsylvania
5-9
(quar.)
<quar.)„_j
7-15
$1.02'/2
$1.06'A
—
Stern
6-15
15c
preferred
Economic
Parmelee
50c
Co.,
preferred
1
50c
—
35c
933Ac
Oil Co.,
5-10
15c
Investors,
preferred*
Parkview
5-25
f50c
series)
1
$1.13'A
preferred
Insurance
Paramount
5-18
1
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Paper
Class
Co.—
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
4%
6-21
1
t25c
common
7,
125c
(quar.)
1
6-
5-25
Co
(quar.)
7-
7-15
$1.25
§1.50
$1-25
115c
(quar.)—______
class
7-
6-15
6-1
(quar.)
Frontenac
Missouri-Kansas
7-15
40c
$1
r-r—
Palestine
4
6-
Manufacturing
Michigan
5-14
Johnson
Extra
5-20
1,
1
Employers Reinsurance (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd
Endicott
3
6-
6-
pfd. (quar.)—
pfd. A (quar.)
6-
5
6-
7-1
Co
Machinery
Fanhandle
5-14
$1".
(quar.)
convertible
Michaels
6-11
6-
5-15
25c
Lumber
Package
5-13
6-15
5-
6-
(quar.)
Pacific
2
6+15
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4'/2%
5-16
,
5-
5-24
62'/2c
$2.50
1
1
Ltd
(Initial
common
4.10%
6-
6-27
81'Ac
(s-a)
Associates
El
11-10
6-15
1
1st
Durham Hosiery Mills, 6%
Eddy Paper Co.,
11-15
6-
——
(quar.)—
preferred
Co.,
8-10
6-
(increasedi
preferred A (quar.)
$3.25 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Du Mont
(Alan B)
Laboratories—
Eastern
$0.1451
McCord
5-10
8-15
$3 5c
$4
convertible
1
162 'Ac
———
Dow Chemical Co., common
5%
5-13
6-
50c
50c
Ltd
Industries,
5-16
5-16
25c'
75c
15c
5-16
pref.
Fire
5-16
37'/2c
Mersey
125c
(accum.)
Brothers, Ltd
Eastern
6-
$1.50
$5
Pacific
5-14
5-31
37'/2c
5-13
Ltd.—
Investments,
preferred
Duquesne
6-14
<quar.)_
5-16
50c
—
4
American
3
5-25
5
5-25
Pfaudler
1
1
(quar.)
6-
5-
5-10
Corp._i
Paper,
Paterson
1
5-31
3
—
Inc.
.
4-30
6-30
30c
6-
lc
(quar.)
& Sons,
Dr.
5-15
$i8c
5-13
6-
(quar.)
5-16
10c
(interim)
6-13
6-
——
Realty
&
5-16
3
20c
common
1
6-15
(quar.)
Detroit Mortgage
3
6-
46c
(quar.)
1
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
5%
1
4-29
6-
Tube
Coal
Oxford
1
6-
5-16
5
5-25
20c
(reauced)___
Co., 4'/2%
Seamless
Ben
Pacific
5-17
6-
6-15
15c
6-
$1.75
1
6-20
$1
5
5-
;
:
shares
Power
Ohio
5-23r
25c
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
,
75c
Corporation, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Merchants
Distilling Corp.__i
_—
pfd.
7%
;
Co.
6-20
25c
1
preferred
Conveyer
McAleer
3
McColl
1
—
Inc.,
Sons,
Harvester
Ohio
'•
common
.
Forster Securities,
T
5-12
7-
Corp.—
- •
125c
(quar.).
Ltd
Corporation
Mathews
5-12
1
25c
40c
$1
A (quar.)
Zellerbacli Corp.,
(Henry)
1
5-
Cork International
New
66-
5-14
Day Mines, Inc
East
t40c
7c
May Department Stores,
(quar.) ______
Co._——
convertible
5%
6-9
Old
Ltd.—
$1.25 convertible preferred (s-c.)
7
Steel Industries—
class
Cushman's
:
7- 2
1$l.l2'/2
5-
5-25
(quar.)___
Co.
Co
5-25
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—
Ltd.—
35c
Paper
convertible
preferred
!
6-9
Candy
5
6c
35c
Co-
common
(quar.)_^
Pharmacal
Nutrine
5-
93%c
Insurance
preferred (quar.)
Norwich
Massey-Harris,
6-
$15c
&
$3.75
Dover
■
Canada,
shares
M.),
Power
Range
—.
20c
CoiTUgated Paper Box Co., Ltd., common.— ,
137'Ac
,
5% preferred
<quar.)„_—$$1.25
Crown Capital Corp., class A
—
5c
Copper
5%
7-2
„
American
______
Co.,
Inc.
preferred
Donohue
1
(quar.)
(Walter
Maltine
5-
$1.25'
$10
iinitial)
5-20
6-
25c
(liquidating)
5-20
6-25
140c
(quar.)
;
6-
$3.75
Disston
9-
Ltd.—
Candy Shops
(R. G.), $4 preferred
Inc.
(year-end)
5-20
Diamond
1
9-10
5'A%
5-17
6-
(Laural
5-10
Detroit
6-30
6-10
preferred
5-25
5
$ 1.12 Va
Life
Service,
4'/2%
5
$1
(quar.)__
„
5-17
6-13
$4.20
Public
5-17
5-31
Crum &
National
Northwestern
5
30c
31'Ac
preferred
$4
Northwestern
5-
17c
(quar.)__+
H.),
$3.40
Crown
6-15
1
7'Ac
6-
/
Ltd.
Mills,
Continental Copper &
$1
5*13
7-
5-14
v 40c
6-
_______
common
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Liquidating Corp.
Crown
6-13
25c
5-
15c
(quar.)_
prior pfd.
$4
1$1
t$1.25
(quar.)
35c
-J. 35c
5%
5%
Northland Greyhound Lines—
33A %
preferred
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Lansing Company (quar.)___.
Laura Secord Candy Shops
6-
1—
tquar.)
Broadcasting System, Inc., clars A
Consolidated Grocers
5-31
(M.
50c
62'Ac
37'Ac
Milling & Elevator Co.
Consolidated Amusement, Ltd.
6-15
6-
14c
25c
50c
:
Corp
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)___
Columbia
5- 9
Refractories
Water,
5
5-25
1$1
6-1
American
5-
125c
f
(quar.)
$1.06'A
Co._^
Ltd.
Mines, Ltd.
North
Lane-Wells
6-15
Noranda
5-
5-25
14c
.
^___________________j.
Northeastern
A.—
prefeired
1
1
9
5
5-25
10c
series
Industry series
Newfoundland Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Initial
5-
9c
:
Equipment Industry
Industry series
:
4-29
(irreg.)
S.
Sessions
7-
common.—
5-
37y2c
Mines,
&
5-16
series
5-20
(quar.)
preferred
Shore
5-14 '
1
5-25
5
4c
series__,-_—
5- 6
(quar.)___-
1
6-14
6-
,
Industry
6-10
Company
6-
6-15
7-19
Utility
Tobacco
.
5
13c
Fund___
Investment
$2
(quar.)
preferred
American
7-29
„
16c
Corp.
Gas
Gas
6-
>
6-14
75c
Keystone Custodian Funds, series S-2
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Knudsen Creamery Co. (Calif.), com. (quar.)
1
1
6-24
25c
;_
6-
5-17
Steel
5-27
25c
5-
10c.
55c
of
Products
Natural
County Land Co.
6-
t
5-17
.25c
"
5
5-25
5
18c
...
Railroad
__i.
(quar.)
Extra
5-10
••
Railroad
5-
13c
,
5-
5-25
10c
series
Coast
6-18'
.
Co.
Pacific
Public
30c
,
Industries,
Nickel
International
Interstate
7-
_________ ______
Corp.,
4%
Class
5
5
7-
common...
(s-a)
Aikman
&
Colorado
55-
5-20,
.
series
5-
5-25
7c
series______,_p_,
:
5-25
4c
;
series
Industry
6-10*
Quarterly -_—-i__
International Petroleum, Ltd. (s-a)
$1
A
Cochenour Gold Mines,
Colonial
;
_
International
A
Collins
6-20
preferred
$7.50
(s-a) —j————$3
Company,
class
Coca-Cola
*
4'/2%
$1.50
Coca-Cola
$3
6-30
Oil
1
(quar.)
5-14
Metals
5-20
112'/2C
Metal
A
International
5-20
1
1
_____
5-16
5-25
$3.50
20c
$1.50
$3
75c
25c
S1.25
50c
$1.25
.—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
5%
'5-14
7-
$1.04
—
Charleston
1
6-
i, •'
Chapman Valve Manufacturing Co.—
7% preferred (s-a)_
Charls
1
1
1
Corp.—
Class
2
6-
Merchandising
J40c
Silica
Jacksonville
——
preferred
4.15%
Chain
5.7-
7-15
Service—
Public
Vermont
5-
6-
6-
Holder•
Payable of Ree.
,
10c
series
series
Industry
5-14
•
7-
preferred
(accum.)
preferred (accum.)
International
1
7-
Co
Power
6-
series
Bonds
Stock
Machinery
30c-
Increased interim
Industrial
1__—120c
Ltd. (quar.) ___t._u.___ ..
130c
(quar.):
Tire Corp.,
&
1
Insurance
$1.50
4'A% preferred (quar.)____
Mining & Smelting, I.td._^
Huron & Erie Mortgage Cnrp.__^
Huston (Torn*
Peanut Co.
(quar;)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
5-31
Canadian'Ice Machine
(quar.)
Light
6-
Industry
Government
«
5-14
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Battery Co.,-class A (accum.)
Barbizon
6-11
Food
When
Share
47
Stocks, Inc.—Concluded
5-25
(quar.)_____________
Bay
Hotel
6
$1
z__
Stores,
2
5-
.
■
common..—
'
4'A%
Houston
t30c
tl8%c
125c
__.l_.i-L._J.— +$1.12'A
+
(quar.
common
(quar.
Products,
(quar.)
Food
class
5-28
7-
Ltd
preferred
Canadian
4-25
6-15
6-
..
Ltd.-rT'
—
Canadian-Cottons,
1
Hobos
137V2C
—120c
(quar.)
& Forgings,
u
Co.
5-
York
New
4-25
15c
Henkell-Clauss, $5 preferred (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bar tie vt & Co. (monthly)
Monthly
i
Monthly _i
;
Hobart
5-1
(quar.)
5-10
,
Glass
5- 2
5-16
50c
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Per
Name of Company
4-25
40c
(quar;)
Pineapple
4-25
$1
4334c
Foundries
A
5-10
5-20
..
•
(quar.)___—.
preferred
Class
.5-20
60c
(quar.)
common
Holdert
2
90c
$1.06'A
preferred
Bakeries
5-
,~v
1
(quar.)
Co.,
convertible
$2
Hazel-Atlas
!
37.'Ac
31)4c
37'Ac
-
$1.25
Canada
v
.
______^=.i
i
Common
25c
.
Storage & Distributing Co.-r-,
(quar.).
prior* preferred (quar.)_—
$1.50 partic. preferred (quar.)———
California Pacific Title Ihsurance Co^—li'
.
»
.
5-31
Hart'-Carter
When
(2031)
Payable of Rec.
15c
_
preferred
5-10
3
CHRONICLE
Share
•
'__
6-
—
....
-
,
(quar.)
& Knight Co.—
$1.85 prior preferred (s-a)__.
Hannd
(M.' A.)" Company, - commoni..:
5-25
Company
Forge
Burkart
Co.
Graton
5-16
45c
of Company
Graniteville
(F.) Manufacturing Co.——50c
Burton-Dixie Corp. (quar.)...—30c
Buffalo
1
FINANCIAL
Per
Name
4-30
5-16
1
_«——2c
Machine..
&
6-
5-14
,
&
Holdtre
Payable of Rec.
30c
Buck Hill Palls Co. .(quar.)____;___——
15c
Buda Company
20c
Budd Company (The) common^-P-—15c
.$5 preferred
(quar.)
_
$1.25
Co.
•
COMMERCIAL
.common
(quar
....
30c
6-20
5-31
$1.25
.
6-20
5-31
40c
6-11
5-'6
$1
(quar.)__.
6-15
5-16
_
50c
5-
2
4-20
_____
75c
5-
2
4-20
(quar.)
THE
(2032)
4a
,
.
Per
.
Name of
Company
When
Share
West Jersey & Seashore RR. Co
6ft special guaranteed (s-a)_
-
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
Holder»
*"•
"•
Payable of Reo.
Name of
Bibb
—
Company
Manufacturing
Per
When
Share
,
(quar.)_
Co.
CHRONICLE
Per
Payable of Rec.
50c
7-
1
7-
1
Name of Company
6-20
50c
4,
Western
$1.50
——
Auto
Weston
Electrical
Instrument
Corp.
Wnitaker
Paper Co._!
White's Auto Stores, Inc
Will
&
Candle
Baumer
Williams (J. B.)
*-$1'px*eferred
Wilsil, Ltd.
15c
50c
50c
12 7ac
10c
(quar.)_
—
______
Co..,
_
.T____—_
Company, common
15c
25c
$25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Wilson Brothers,
$70c
_
5-14
5-16
Bickle-Seagrave,
5- 5
5-24
6-14
5-15
5-10
Bigelow-Sanford
v
t$2.50
$40c
Extra
67«
<
preferred
Black Hills
$4.20
6-20
A.
B.
A.
T.
Vending
C.
P., Inc.
Share
Boston Woven Hose
& Rubber,
Roller
Co.,
pref. (quar.)——_____
Bearing Co.J__——:
Class
Ltd.,
I.
B
class A
:.
Brewers
&
Extra
_1
.:
Distillers
—1
6-15
of
$$1
Tobacco Co., Ltd.— "
(final)
Ordinary registered (final)——
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.——___—__—~J_-
5-14
Steel
Acme
Co.
Co.*
Acme Wire
Adams
—
$1
6-13
5-23
100 ft
(quar.)
6-15
5-23
___
dividend
Stock
50c
Aircraft Radio
Corp.
Akron
&
5%
Allied
Canton
8c
4%
Automobile
Amer.
Increased
<
Co.
576
6-20
Y6-
6- 4
5-
$250
6-
9
877aC
6-
1
$1.25
(quar.)_
Louis)—
:
6-
1
5-20;
5C
5-20
5-
5-16
4-21*
75C
40c
6-
6-15
5c
5-14
5-
10c
Potash
6-
5-31*
6-
1
5-14
4-
6-15
6-
377ac
American
Pulley
Co.„_
Radiator
&
American
*
Corp.,
7ft
American
_
6-15
66-
6-20
30C
5-16
6-24
(N. Y.)
30C
tquar.)_
American
Safety Razor Corp, (quar.)
American Seating Co.
(quar.)—
12 7a c
—._
25C
Participating
American Smelting & Refining Co.,
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
Water
Amoskeag
,
Anchor
6ft
6%
Products
Post
preferred
com
i
preferred
(s-a)
preferred
6ft
6%
(quar.)
Argus
Farms
_;
6ft
7%
pfd.
4-22
6-23
6-23
6-
5-10
7-
1
6-15
1
9-15
6-15
5-18
1
5-
9
$1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
25c
5-16
5-
2
40c
6-
5-13
T
6-
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
1
1
5-13
6-
1
6-
1
5-11
6-13
$1.50
5-18
5-13
$2
$1
6-13
5-18
5-10
56740
6-30
___
Co.—
'
America
4-25
.
-
-l-
$25c
Canadian
Industrial
5-9
5-
5-
7-
$3.75
Cook
67 2
7ft
Canadian
:
5-4
.
6-30.
4-30
6%
Grows
I
1
5-13
55-
1%
2
5-23
-
2
8-
Cuban
2
6-
10- 6
Seal
&
Seal
Seal
472%
class
6
5-
6
5-
7-30
.
$$1.50
5-18
(quar.)*.*._
Lumber,
5-14
4-20:
Ltd.
$$1.25
7 ft
preferred
Case
Corporation
:
(A.
Catelli
5ft
(increased
preferred
5-15
'
8-15
>
12-
1
6-
1
(quar.)
1
Diamond
t5c
(quar.)
6-
1
25c
6-
1
15C
_
(irreg.)
Corp.—
5-27
6-16
1
5-10
5-16
•
5-
9
6%
7- 1
8%c
10-
•%c
1
6-14
9-
3
1-2-50
12-13
25c
6-10
5-25
20c
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-
$127aC
6-
1
5- 4
5-15
5-10
(quar.)—__
$1.50
25c
6-
1
7-
2
6-10
35c
7-
2
6-18
$1.18%.
6-
1
5-16
$$1.50
7-
2
5-31
$$1.75
>
7-
2
5-31
(quar.)
Co., common
Benson & Hedges, $2 conv.
30c
5-14
127aC
(quar.)
4%ft preferred (quar.)
Beneficial Corp., $6 preferred
•
4
25c
___
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)„__
Berkhsire pipe Spinning Associates
5-16
5-
2
5-10
5-
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
6-
1
5-
Class A (quar.)
&
Central
Vermont
South
West
■'
(quar.)—_____
Co.'
(quar.)_
preferred
Chesapeake
Chestervllle
Chickasha
5-14
common
Company
Cincinnati 'Gas
Cincinnati
1
20c
5-31
4-29
5-16
4-25
J5c
6-15
6-
25c
5-10
50c
6-
1
1
6-13
/
-
T
Virginia
A
Co.—
.
Co.
5-18
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
50c
5-16
4-25
60C
6-
1
5-
9
$1.75
7-
1
6-
3
5-13
35c
(quar.) _!
5-16
B-
82:
:
35c
.
:,
$1
3
1
5-10
1
5-1S
,;,9r |
<6- 1
/ 8-15
,
(increased
6-23
&
Dow
6-10
1
7-
1
6-10
5-16
6-1
5-16
5-16
7-30
6-30
5-31
5-17
6-
$$1.25
5-
1
Chemical Co.,
6-15
$25c
m+m-
Co.,
8-
Aircraft
4ft
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
2
7-
2
6-
1
-
5-10
1
5-
6-
1
5-20
7-
15c
'
4-15
6-
$1.25
Co., common (quar.).
preferred (quar.) _________
Drackett
5-18,
1
1
7-
<
$25c
Ltd.—
•4-29
Ltd.
(quar.)—
Paper
2
'5-14-
5-20
$377ac
1
6-20
4
1
$1.75
-L
common
»
10c
5-15
5-
25c
5-15
5-5
35c
5-16
5-' 6
50c
7-
6-20.
30c
6-10
$1.12 7a
7-.. 1
6-16
5-15 '
4-30
■' (quar.)____
Dravo
Corporation, common
4 ft
preferred (quar.):
Dun'& Bradstreet, Inc., common.
472% preferred (quar.)________
<
Dupiiis Fteres, Ltd., 4.80 %
-
1
5-
5-20
$30c
5-15
.
5^16-
4t22
7r i'-:-'
8-18
6-
:
;
6%
6ft
quar.)——-
.<
y
Economic
Common
6-
8-16
5-25
6-?3
4-30
$-$4
4-30
Erie
6- 1
$- f.
$- a
i-1
5-14
4-20
6-14
6<-
5-14
45c
(special).
,
,$l
250
1
5-23
$
5-9
5-; 9
-
'
2
5-20.,
5-6'
5-13.
'
w
-.7/15/
;7rl5/
•
top
Oc
7-
.
6-
1*.
5-12?
6-28
6-2$.
1?
6-15"
6-
1
5,-20,
•
prior
Railroad
preferred
preferred A
$5
preferred
A
-
5-
2V
5-15.
5-
..H5
20c
37y2e
;
A
(quar.)______^__
^
-
(quar.)___
(quar.).:.
»Increase<d
6-15
2,
5-
2
.25?;
preferred A (quar.
Fairbanks-Morse & C9. (quar.)—
Falstaff Brewing Corp., 4Vkft
pfd.
Common
5-13'
'
25c
*
Co;
r.'
>
j
$1.25
•
'
.6,
$125
9.
12-
1.
Farmers k Traders I4fe Insurance Co. (Syra¬
cuse, N. Y.), common (quar.)
Common (quar.)
!___
:
§0C
$2.50
$2,50
1,
5-30
■h
19-
.
I
6- 1
5Qc
$0,1856.74 .' '•"7- 1
quar.)_^_
5- 2
M5.
$1.25
fquar.)
'/ '
$1.25 '■
__
$5
6-30
5-
5-20
J '70c'
<quar.l/_/___J
5-14. :
6-15
6-8
15C
B (quar.)
preferred tqupr.)
$1.50
5-)*
68c
J
30c
___
preferred
5-5
.
5-18
iOe
Class
$2Qc
$7ft«
6-25
$5c
Ferfies
4-22.
5-16'
1
20£
com.
-'21?'
.
18-J*
.
1
25c
Empire^A Bay-State -Telegraphs €0.—
4ft ^gukranteed (quar.)
Empire District Electric;.. 5ft pfd. (quar.)
Employees Credit; class A- (quar.)
.
I
5-25
'
Emersdifri>rug.' 8ft
.7.-' 1
6-10
1
8-
1
7-15
5-23 ;
21e
Rubber? (quar.) -L'__-_^._.
Elgin National' WAtCh Co
Ely & Walker Dry Groods Co., 'com. (quar.)
7ft 1st preferred (s-a) _i_
ill
6ft 2nd preferred (s-a)
9-
12-1.
.5-25
t$J.50v
.___
5-10.
5pc
J
of America_L____L;__
Hose-A
$5
Corp.,
Corp.
If-
5QC
(monthly)____
$-16.
.
$1.50
-
*
Co.__r_
36c
(quar.)—:
common
Ltd.: (extra)
.6- 1,
8-1
$1.25
_
>
12-15
$1.50
____
Trust,
6-15
9-15 /
$1.50
(monthly)
Elastic Stop Nut
Electric Boat
80c
(quar.)—
Co.;.
Investment
Edgewater Steel Co.;
Ltd.—
"
Sugqr Associates, $5 pfd. (accum.)
Manufacturing
5-10
15c
•
Eaton
6- 1
20c
_„
Co.—
$1.50
6-1
1
5-20
$1.50
Electric
6-.L
4-30
6-10
Ry.—
preferred A' (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred B (accum.)___^-c__zr_
preferred B (accum.)_i________^_____
6ft
Electric
1
Massachusetts
5-14
6%/preferred A (quar.)___
6-15
6-30
,12*31..
-
$1
•
6ft
12-15
6-
•<:
(quar.)
Iron
•
pfd.
45c
Eastern
$$0c
preferred
9
25c
Drug
7ft
6-17
4ft
,
rj
Colorado Central Power
Fuel
Douglas
5rJ5
4^
50c
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., cpmrnon (quar.)
conv.
6-25
'
t$1.12Va
7- I
6-14
*;
11
,__
(quar. ^
5ft
preierred
$1
5-2
■.
(quar.)
Colorado
8-
5-14
..
20c
_________
(quar.)
Donnacona
5-10
•
'
.
(quar.)
preferred
Common
-7-20
:
Cockshutt Plow Co.—
$3.50
(quar.)
Dominion Tar. &
4-15
6-, 1
6"
:.
$0g
(quar.)
Common,
preferred
Eastern
:t
Hardware,
5-
6- 1
28c
preferred
5-13
6-1
5-10
r-.
$1.25
40e
((stock dividend)
Products
A
6
2-6-50
5-31
t30c
1
i
:
Class
1
62 7aC
8
.
(quar.)_,
special (quar.)
:
guaranteed (quar.)—;.—
Clinton Industries! (monthly)—
Cochrane-Dunlop
9-
-
8
$1.25
7ft
1
5
6-
5-27
20c
;.
Co
4ft
6-
7-
10-14
Cleveland &.Pittsburgh RRi—
35c
4-30
7-15
Clearing Machine Corp. (quar.)
25c
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co;, • common".^'* -v, $0#w
$4.50 preferred (quar.) I—2——_„L
$1.127»
7-12
4-30
4-aa
75c
Electric
Chemical Co.
1
9-
r
5-
3-1-50
$30c
—
Clary Multiplier Corp.
Stpck dividend ;—
1
5-16
5-16
City Auto Stamping Co.—
I--.*,
City Investing Co.,:common (quar.)_:
V
15c
572ft
preferred (quar.)——„—_________l$$,.377a
8-
5-16
5-
25c
preferred (quar.)—„
5ft preferred ($uar.)—
Aluminum
5ft
'
5-16
250
5ft
Monthly
4-29
V
e-
■
Inter-Terminal RR.
Controller
7-
:
$177ac
1-
$5c
preferred (s-a)
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., common——
4ft preferred (quar.)
*
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Clark
2
50C
(quar.)
&
4-25
10c
5-13
7-
'
Service..
•
6-
75c
6-10
85c
4%
50c
50c
_
5-
6-
40c
(quar.).
(quar.) ;
Common
(quar.)
Chile
Copper Co._;—
Club
50c
__
5-16
17c
pfd.
(quar.)
4-25'
5-20
15C
6-18
(quar.)_
5-27
■
6-15
<
25c
Class
5-16
6-30
Cotton Oil
Common
.
Co.
5-31
Ltd.
Mines,
5-16
$1
.
—
Common
Clorox
$5C
4ft preferred (quar.)__
of
I'
30c
common.
(quar.)
Corp.
6-
5-10'
1
75c
"
1
2-
$1.25
7-
-
37 7a c
______
-
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc. (quar.)—
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre Co., common—:—
$4.50
5-
1
5-10'
6-20
35c
6
5-16
1*
5-
5-16
40c
»
.
I)
6
5-
i
3.40%
Corp.
Public
5-
1
$1.12 7a
Electric
York Power,
Central
5-14
'
$25c
.
Louisiana
Central New
1
6-
20c
5-
*
5-14
6-
(irreg.)
Illinois Public Service Co.,
(quar.)
Central
5-31
5-16
'
5-16
$1.75
5
17 %c
Co., com
•
$1
25c
5
5-31
-27ftc
Power
preferred
$1.20
(quar.)>.
Bessemer- Limestone & Cement Co.—
Common (irreg.)
Bteel Corp.,
preferred :(quar.)
Central
7-15
$3
6-10
4-30
5-31
•
75c
(quar.)
&
preferred
(quar.)
Central Foundry Co., common
57c
preferred (quar.)
1
,
A (Sons, Ltd.
Best k Company (quar.)
Arizona Light
$1.10
7-30
'
.
1
6-
$1.0674
(sra)___
pref.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
Central
——
$377aC
1
.
35c
(Kansas)
Electric
Match
6-11*
$38c
___
8%c
6-10'
7-
'
participating pieferred (s-a)
participating • preferred
(s-a)__
6ft
6-11
1
5-10
1
75c
i-.
5-13
77-
$75c
——
9-15'
5-30
7-
.
.
■„
1
2'
COi of N. Y.
11-15
40c
s-a)
(s-a)
6-15
10-
$1.75
mpm
Common
1
'50c
,
—
'
preferred
&
1
50c
'
7ft
Co.
1
25c
& Company (quar.)
Products, Ltd.—
5-
7-
$1.12%
(accunrr)_i_
-
Oil
1
—
5-6
5-14
$1.12 7a
A
Gas
6-
M.)
Food
Class
Derby
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
5-16
-
.
preferred
Derby
5-12
9-16"
'6-16'
1
"
6-
:
I.) Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Castle
:
-
37 %C
:
(J.
7 7c
4-30
7'
6-17
1
$17%C
Dentists' Supply
37%C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Carrier
5-16
v
$37c
pfd.
(quar.)
7-
87 72 C
<quar.)_
t
pfd.
4-15'
1.6-14'
9-30
25C
!'*'■
37 %c
(quar.)
Capwell, Sullivan & Furth 6%
6ft
6-15
.
,
7'
$1.25
-10c
'
4-12*
-5-
'
4-29
-
7-15
.
30c
j
Co.—
5-16
$10c
v
(s-a)
preferred
conv.
6-30
4-30
$20c
Canadian
preferred
$2
,
$1.75
B
Shares, Ltd.—
67c
6-2
25c
Class
6-15
(quar.)
$1.50
5-16
'
i'
6-20
-5-24*
5-20
4$2
(quar.)___—
preferred
1
-
.
preferred (quar.)—
Mfg. 'Co. >(Mo.)
Co.. $7
25c
$60c
,
,
$1.75
pfd.
V
7-1
■
••
;-6-
6-10
6-15
-
;
6-30
7-15
A
Capital Wire Cloth Mfg.
6-
$377aC
5:
$$1.75
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5 7c pfd.
Capital Estates
4-30'
6-15
50c
(quar.):
.
'♦
\
$1.50
Co., Inc._
Co., Ltd. (quar.)__
Co., Ltd._______—
8ft
4-29-
,• 1
(quar.)
5
6-
$17%C
(quar.)
Oil
Western
5-11'
4-29-
5-16
;.,...
.
Common
Canadian
5-27
7 15c
6-
9<
9^
5-14
Co., Ltd.—
Ltd.,. common
6-
93%c
Coal
Pass
Curtis Publishing
5-13
v
6-9
$20c
(quar.____
Co., Inc., $2 pfd.
Corp; S(s-a)
Press,- Inc.', 372%
•
Curtis
1- C.
1
6-
6-24
5-16
<';
:
,,
______—_—
Curlee Clothing
'
4Vb7o preferred (quar.)
7- 6
2.
6-24
6r24
'-
75c
$1
(quaf.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar-)
Atlantic Sugar, 57o
Cuneo
<
11-
2-2-50
5-13.
.5-16
25c
•
3% 7c preferred
& Forster,
7%
5-31:.
5-23
1
$12c
Ltd.—
preferred
Cuban American Sugar Co.,
*
4-30.
6-
7-1
.
Nest
Crum
6-
:
1
6-
.
50c
x.'
Knowles. -Loom Works—
Cork, &
Cork
Crown
5-20
6.-15
.
6-
(increased)
Cork &
Crown
,.5-26
..
6-20
6-15'
5-13'
50ft
,
(quar.)______
Mills,
preferred
Crown
4-30
6-10
.
Common
4-30
5-16
,;v
6-15'
I
1
$15c
(initial)__i_.
,
Company,
Crompton &
^O
5-16
common
Crane
4-30
5-14
1
76-
.
dividend
Cosmos Imperial
./New
5-10.
.
5-14
.
■7-
5.
75c
(quar.)
preferred
5-25*
$12c
8-15
6-1
,
Stock
V $3: prior
5-20)
25c,'
C010, Inc.; (quar.)L___;__:_____!—
Corporate Investors, Ltd.;- class A
5-14
...
5-25
Y$25c
(quar.)
Insurance
"
:
.
1
6-15
$1.13
...
(quar.)
common
.w-"
Alcohol
Industries,
preferred
(quar.)____
5-
6-
93%C
,
472%l -pfd.
Varnish,
Ltd.,-class A (quar.)_____
Coopei'rBessemer Corp.—.;
New common
(initial quar.)___*.
,
$50c
Canadian
(quar.
Co.;
5-20
$1
25c
(quar.)_____
Cooksville' Co.,
7- 7
10- 7
75c
common
common
prior preference
$3
s!
Co.;
Gin
Paint-&
America,
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
6
10-7
•;
$25c
Ltd., (quar.)
Co.,
of
Continental' Can
,5- 6
..
1
Corp.
preferred
4ft
,5-6
6
7-30
$25c
,
Fairbanks-Morse
Container
<
1
$-16
..$25C
<-.
Canadian
6-10
6-10^
'
_________________
9t
1
1
Ltd.—
Common
5-
7-
9-15
$20c
<
2i
5-20
50c
4-29
7-
Culver
.
5-16
5-
$1.13
.6-15
,
$50c
a;
1
1
5-31
$1.1272
6- I
(quar.)___ ( $1.12 7a
_i__
66-
(quar.)
Ltd.—-
Co.,
$50c
$37720.
(quar.)_
common
6-15)
(quar;)
.
Common
Chilton
_
—___,
Class B (quar.)
Common
,
47c
10-
40c
(quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)__
Beiding IJeininway Co.
1
$1.25
common
Diesel Engine
preferred
6-30
6-30
4-29
Beaver Lpmber Co., elass A (quar.)
$1.48 preferred
(quar.)
£
Beck (A. 8.) (Shoe (Dorp., 4%% pfd_ (quar.)_
Beidtog Corticelli, Ltd., common
7#
1
$2.50
RR.,
Beacon Mfg. Co., 6% preferred
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—
Bethelehem
6-
1
1
_________
,
6-
6-
Baltimore Porcelain Steel
7% preferred
(quae)
7% preferred (quar.).
7ft preferred (quar )
Barber (W. H.) Company (quar.)——
Batavia Body Co.
(s-a)
Bathurst power & Paper Co., Ltd.—Class A (quar.)—
t
8
93 %c
preferred
Bertram (jqjm)
7-
$$1.12 7a
_
Automatic Canteen Co. of
Avco Manufacturing Corp.
'
5-10
4-29
preferred (s-a)
Bel) A Howell
1
$1.50
Line
7ft
1-21
6-
____
Coast
Mines,
10-22
1
___,
Atlantic
Extra
7-22
1
627aC
(quar.)
& Santa Fe Ry.
Lines Co. (Conn.)
:
1
1-31-50
$1.25
Coast
«
8-
11-
5-21
6-
__
2nd preferred
Aur.or Gold
1
6-14
$15C
.
A
6-
1
$1
1st preferred (quar.)__—
Series
7-
75c
(quar.)
Co., common—
preferred (quar.)____.
Atlas Imperial
2
$$1
(quar.>___
Atchison Topeka
'
1
$15c
1
Atlantic
5%
5-10
6-14
$1.50
Corp.
'
5-25
1
6-
$3
partic.
preferred (quar.)
____■
Arnojd Hoffman & Co. (quar.)___
Associated Dry Goods, common (quar,)_
t
6
25C
3.75ft
.
5-
1
5-
___
$3
Armstrong Cork
4%
(quar.)—
Dredge & Dock
Power Co.,
1
$12c
(quar.)
-
Ltd., common
4% ft
convertible preferred
Arizona Edison Co.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
: $5 preferred
(quar.)—.
<
6
7-
$1.50
.
Corp.,
Armco Steel
1
5-16
(s-a)
Co.,
7-
6-15
'
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
7
30c
,_
!
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
Arcade Cotton Mills
Common
7
5-
$2.25
_
,
5-
75c
6%
Arden
5-28
30c
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Co., Ltd._
■
5
5-13
5-31
60c
__,
conv
'
75C
Inc
Co.,
J $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Ampco Metal,
5-
5-28
,
75c
common
A
Consumers
$50c
5-31
$0.61826
(quar.)
Works
Company,
Foundry
Lid., class A
Co.; <Ltd.. (quar.)
Glass
5-21-
6-J5
preferred
7-28
50c
3
preferred—
$3
-
American
5-20
1
5-16
25C
American Tobacco Co.
6-
6-
25c
American Service .Co.,
4-29
&
53C
1
1,
7-
:
preferred
10-28<i
$32720
>
$50c
,__
Theatres,
Consumers
4-15»
67-
25c
30C
$4.52
! 6-10
27^iC
337ac
..
Consolidated
5-16
1
5-16
$1
Co
5-13•
6-15
-
25c t'
Retail
5-14
'
40c
-
'
5rl6'
$rl6
fir. 1
:' / ^
.
$$l
pfd.
(quar.)__
Sanitary
$1.75
Co.
6-10
Common
Class
.
4
Standard
(quar.)—__
-
Ltd.
(quar,
Co. <0f N.
6-10
1;,-.
$4.50
7-28
62'Ac
4.47c
Co'
Paper
.6-
5-20
10-28
15c
<62%c
(guar.)
Co.,
(quar.)___________
Canadian
1
(quar.)_
Re-Insurance
Car
1
6-15
common
preferred
(quar,)_
com.
$1.50
1
5-16
$
$5c
,.
6-10
6-15
6-
Stores, common (quar.)
474 %
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—New $1
preferred
(initial)
(s-a)
5-16
6-
$$3.50
50q
,
(guar.)
Breweries,
1
X,
$1
$1.25
(quar.)__
6-
6-1
$30c
$30c
Wyant &
Canadian
4
377aC
(quar.)
],
L
Cement
Canadian
5-21
25c
pfd.
_"
Service,
Canada
5-31
5-19
$1.12%
Lines, 5%
Co.,
Liquidating
Safeway Ltd., 472 7c
5-13*
1
6- 2
8
6-1
$1.
Cannon Foundry Co
Co., Ltd., 6747c pfd. (quar.)
Canada Malting Co., Ltd.——————
Canada North West Land Co., Ltd.—
6
6-10
8
1
6-15 ;
$$1.50
(quar.)-,.
Laundries /(quar.) —i_.
Natural Gas (s-a)____
Consolidated
2;
4-30
5-16.
1
567»c
Edison
Consolidated
5-9
5-15
6-- 1
75c
■
pfd.
i
5-15.
—
(quar.
Consolidated
4-21
8?^c
(quar.) __________—;
Power
preferred
Canada
.
Chemical, class A
series A
American President
Water
Campbell
3
.6-15
J1
(bi-monthly)
&
6-10
20c
American Metal Co., Ltd.
47a ft
preferred (quar.)
American
Electric
1
(accum.)
(Toronto)
Consolidated
4-29
6.
877ac
j
..
Inc
Co.
5.3ft
6-3
Home Products (monthly).
American Machine & Foundry Co._——__—
News
v
Mills Co." (quar.)
Packing, common
preferred (quar.)
California
5
6-15
-
Co.
Cotton
Coal
4-21
,
.-,
25c
37'/2C
—
California
5-16
$1.25
American
American
Jackson
California
5-15
$1.25
75c
preferred
Byron
5 7c
Cable Co., common—__
preferred (quar.)
4-30;
Consolidated
2
6-15
(quar.)___!.——$25c
-
preferred (s-a)
California
1
5-31
American Furniture Co., Inc. (quar.)
Amerian Hide & Leather, 6ft pfd.
(quar.)_
'.$4
7ft
~
6-
7
5-
6-10
,
6-1
<
;
A
A
Common
4;
5-16
4QC
Co.,
20c
20c
-
:
,.
5-
1
6-
4-30
6-
Class B (quar.)—
$30c
Class B (quar.)__:
L
————J30c
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. (quar.)
2Qc
Butler Brothers, 472 7c preferred (quar.)—_
$I127s
Butterfly Hosiery Co. Ltd., com. (quar.)„t25p
5^12
5-14
$50c
—
&
Meter
Co., Ltd.—
pref. (participating)!
pref. (participating) ——:
Class
4-30
6-10
377aC
_
(quar.)
Co.
Chain
American
1
5-14
River.Power, 6ft
6-1
—
Shares
convertible
&
Class
Corp.—
Can
American
6-15
-
,_____
(St.
Business
American
.,
1
7-20
$1
preferred (initial quar.)_.
American
5-
7-
30c
quarterly
American Bosch
; New 5%
Co.
Burns
9
5-14
_________
(irreg.)
Ins.
9-15
75c
——
Arch
i
4-30
1
25c
377aC
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd.
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
American Airlines, $3.50 preferred
American
10-
Connecticut
7-
<
$1.50
—
(quar.)___—__
preferred (quar.)
4-29
1
5-16
$2.50
Co.
(quar.)___
Laboratories, Inc.
(quar.)_.
common
6-
6-
—
trating
(quar.)
Burlington Mills Corp., common (quar.)_—_
372 7c preferred (quar.)-I
U—____—
3727c conv, 2nd preferred (quar.)——__
47c
preferred
(quar.)—1—
Co.—
,
Allied Stores Corp.,
i
6-25.
(increased quar.)—___
Kid
Allied
5-28
6-30
$15c
Youngstown RR.
(s-a)
preferred
6-15
4
pfd.
1
$$12
Co.
2'
.
:u
Power
1
5-16
.7-
Special
2
7-
25c
Company, $6 preferred (accum.)___
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
'_—/__________
Bullock Fund, Ltd.——'_iv
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Mining & Concert-
.
25c
(quar.)—_______
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.,
5-
6-15
$1.25
preferred
5-14
6-30
$4c
.
Association
5-
5-
Ltd.—
$1.50
Quarterly
i
5-20
10d
Brown
25c
___________
(J.
D.) Mfg. Co. (quar.) ______
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co, common..,.
5%
6-
$50c
preferred (s-a)—
H.), 7ft
4-20
(Del.)^—
40c
Life
Connecticut
5-20
lOd
—
Acme Glove Works Ltd., $1
Co. .(N.
6- 1
.)
British-American
Ordinary
6-10
..
$1.25
5-J3
6-
$30c
,
5-12
6-25
Corp
Consolidated
$60c
________
Mills
Confederation
/,
Vancouver, Ltd.i_—_
—
6-10
25c
Co.—
5-14
$$1.50
Lt(L
5-16
50c
(quar.)
5-14
$12%c
_1_;
________—_—_
$1.0674
Stamping—
5-16
6-20
75c
(quar.)
Traction, Light & Power Co.,
Semi-annual
.
Cone
4-29
5-25
$3
68 %c
*
&
Telephone
preferred
Concord Gas
5-11
5-25
50c
(quar.)
—:
$5
5- 9
.
1
I6c
,
com-,
6-
Commonwealth
5-18
5-13
6-1
5-14
,
1
60c
Shearing
Holder a
Payable of Rec.
18%c
(quar.)__
Commonwealth & Southern Corp.
$6
preferred ;(acoum.)
1
5-
25c
-
——
5-
5-15
15c
;
(quar.)—
Jnc., $2.75
Brazilian
4-27
1
&
Bower
5-10
5-16
(quar.)—,
Bowes
Payable of Reo.
5-16
Tobacco
5-15
75c
Co.
Commonwealth International Corp.,
Quarterly
L___
5-20
6-1
Carbon
Commercial
5-20
25c
'
___.
(Sidney)
preferred (s-a)
5-20
1
6-
$1.35
_
Holdere
25c
—
——
Co.
5-13
6-1
Columbian
5-13
1
(quar.)
6-25
Bros.
Blumenthal
1
6-
30c
/
common
(quar.)
6-
$1.05
——
(quar.)—
(Phila.),
preferred
2
60c
.
(quar.)„„
com.
Bloch
20c
(quay.)-
Corp.
—
Light,
Borden Company (interim quar.)
Boston
Fund
(quar.)
/__
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include.divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
Name of Company
&
5-
5-16
$1.50
5-18
5-16
5-16
$3
we
When
(quar.)___/'
common
(quar.)
preferred
Bourjois,
Per
Carpet,
(quar.)
Power
Blauner's
(initial)—_U—$5c
5- 2
5-28
67c
Below
Ltd.
preferred
5.40ft
5- 2
5-14
5-14
6-15
6-1
6-30
6-30
7-11
62V2C
5% preferred (s-a)_—
Winnipeg Electric Co., common (increased)
<5%
non-cum.
preferred (s>-a)_—Wool Combing Corp of Canada, Ltd.-—-
1
6- 1
5-15
6-10
7- 1
6- 1
5-16
6-
75c
Supply Co. (quar.)
Utilities, 6% preferred (quar.)
When
Share
Columbia Gas System, Inc. (increased quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
(quar.)
•
Wesern
Monday, May 9, 1949
H older t
5-13,
8.-15,
11-15,
,
5-10,
6-10,
5-13,
6-15
9-15
Volume 169
Number 4801
THE
Per
Nome o/ Company
,
Federal Fire
Ferro
Canada
of
Enamel
40c
6-10
5-31
25c
6-15
o-
(quar.)_
——
(quar.)
25c
t
.
Fireipen's
Philadelphia
Insurance
Co.
Semi-annual
Firestone Tire
N.
J.)
Hormel
6% preferred
0- 3
4-18.
Horn
4-18
Howard
Co.—
«-4'/a %
preferred
Quarterly
(quar.)
Gonnell Dredge
&
J
i
$1.12%
Dock
6-
25c
.
6-
Canada,
Ltd,
class
<•
Class
7- 1
5-20
1
8-20
12-
$1.50
Extra
Fort; Pitt. Bridge Works
Foster
&
Kljeisef Co.
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
8%
prior
preferreu
prior
Fowoes
Bros,
&
Co.
Fruehauf, Trailer
(quar.)
Co.;
6%
4%
preferred
preferred
6%
i
preferred
(quar.)
(This
7%
$ig$r
1
5-
2
7-
all
6-1
Inland
A
Outdoor
Stock
2
6-10
5-20
9-10
8-19
12-20
12-1
-5-16
o-^o
5-16
5'
25c
6-20
6
'
'
v
'•••
Intertype
.'5"18
Investors
1
5-13
5-
5-10,,
6-10
50c
5.-16
4-25.
-
2
84%c
6-
5-10u
1
Jewel
25c
5-16
—
37-%c
-
Johnson
5-2*
6-30
Jones
*
<>■
•
J50c
(s-a)
6-29
7-15
6-29
certificates
Globe
6-20
6-
5-31
.
Corporation'
37%c
.
Goodall
1
5%
Rubber
Co,
(quar.)—
preferred
1
Goodall-Sariford, Inc.,
*
4%' preferred
5-14
5-
Gorhain
tH.
——_—1
Grand
5-
1
Co.,.
Ltd;,
Co.
.Stock dividend
1
West
1
*
Kresge
Kroehler
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-
6
1
Co
■:
,
——
$1
35c
—
Smelting
&
(increased)—
t$l
6-
—:—
common
25c
5-27
5-
5-27
5-
9
5%
-v
;
1
■'
■
6%
75c
Chemical .share*
Administered
Geiieral
Bond
7c
5-31
5-13
12c
5-31
5-13
Lanston
Extra
.
;
Inyesting. pompany
Low
f
,
,
Priced
•
Equipment
Railroad
Stock
5-31
5-13,,
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.
5-13
5-13
5-31
5-13
——:—;z!X.
7c
5-31
5-13
8c
■
5-31
5-13
9c
5-31
3c
5-31
5-13
7c
5-31
—
shares—
8c
—
Lincoln
5-13
—-—-—-
—
shares
5-13
•
,
5-13.
6-10
Little Miami
$25c
9-1
Quarterly 3.
$25c
Hackensack. W'ater Co. (s-a85c
Haioca Corporatiqn (quar.)
5-
2
8-1
—.
Brothers
Stores
Inc.
.(quar.)-,—
Mines,
Ltd._____
Hamilton, Cotton Co.,
Ltd—-.
—
Hamilton Watch
Co.,
common
,
B
Year-end
and
Groceterias,
6-
It
5-1Q
Loblaw
Groceterias
5-24
Class
6-15
6-15
<v
class B
•
stock.
-
'
1
^
6-1.,*
5-16
6-
Class
5-16
25c
j
.
1
50c
Stock dividend
payable in class A
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
Common (quar.)
6-
6-
5-16.
$1
4%>
5-16
1
6-30
5-
f
1
6-13
-■
6-
!
8%
i
1
8%
( 8%
6%
preferred
Harrison
(quar.)
50c
Wholesale
——————
6-1
$1.50
(quar.J-———;
Rartford
Empire Co
Rercules Powder Cp.;, 5%
Hercules
Steel
Products
'
:
7-20
7- 6
-
6-10
,.6-1
5-14
"5-2
5-14
5-
17%c '•
35c
—-!
preferred
Corp.—
.
(quar.)_
..
»
■
6% conv..preferred B (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp., common (quar.)_
$4 convertible preference (quar.)
Hilton Hqttls, common (quar.)—
'.4% convertible preferred^ (quar.)
I?ires (Charles E.) Company (quar.)
$1.25
6-30
6-
1
5-
—--
'
Half, (Henry)
f$,l non-cum.
i
&
Company,-
class
A
(qqar.)„
6-
1
5-
>
5-23
5-
7-
2
2
5-31
5-16
5-12
4-29
6-
5-10
50c
6-
1
5-20
20c
6-
1
5-14
—
—
■
6-
1
4-18
5-25
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-12
8-
1
7-23
11-
1
10-24
65c
—
31V4C
5-14
5-
*25c
6-15
5-14
$1
6-15
5-25
7
M &
■
Steel
1"
& M.
M
6-
5-
6
1
"5-4
5-31
5-10
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
6-10
5-24
9-10
8-23
$1.10
5-14
12-10
11-24
3-10-50
2-21
50c
6-10
5-24
9-10
8-23
12-10
11-24
;
3-10-50
2-21
50c
50c
20c
6-
1
5-
6
6-1
5-
3
6-
1
5-
3
6-
I
5-
3
$12 %c
6-
1
Co.
&
M.
5-3
5-31
5-21
6-30
6-20
$2
7-
1
6-21
$2
10-
%
9-21
$2
1-2-50
12-23
30c
6-13
5-27
25%
1
4-10
~
Ltd.,
—
—
1
6-
1
6-13
5-
50c
5-14
4-22
12 %c
5-15
5-
>
5-13
5-2
2
5
10c
Consolidated
(s-a)
(quar.)
Nfockinnon Structural Steel Cq.. Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.)
—
5-16
4-30
15c
5-16
4-30
$1.75
5-16
4-18
30c
5-16
5-
7-
6-15
$3
1
5
15C
6-15
6-
VaC
6-1?
4-15
25c
5-15
$$1.25
6-15
1
5- 2t
"8-31
5-15
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-14
7-
2
6-20
10- 2
9-20
37 %C
.
25c
7- 2
250
10- 2
9-20
$15c
6-30
5-31
20c
•
5-10
4-20
8-20
30c
5-15
5-15
4-22
37 %C
•
5-15
4-22
7-
6-16
•
4-22
.
2
$50c
Lines
6-15
5-15
12-15
11-15
6-
1
5-
50c
Chemical
Paper
6-
9
5-25
50c
6-
1
5-10
(quar.)—_
2
$1.62%
6-
1
8-10
$1
6-
i
5-10
$1.62 %
6-
1
5-10
75c
5-
t75c
7-
2
5-27
t25c
(quar.).
5-16
7-
2
5-27
t $ 1.7 5
7-
2
7-
2
2
5-27
"
t$1.75
,i
6-15
6-
35c
6-10
5-26
59 %c
6-30
6-15
common, (quar.)
(quar.)
—
(s-a)_—
common
5-27
37 %C
(quar.)
u.
50c
5-20
1
5-
1
20c
5-31
5-17
50C
Mills
5-16
5-
2
OH,
Mining
&
40c
5-10
lc
Line, Inc.,
new
(initial)
common
—
National
Acme
National
Alfalfa
Co
5-15
50c
5-20
5-10
6-
5-16
1
5-15
—
50c
6-1
5-16
6-28
6-16
$1.50
$1.50
••*
9-28
9-15
12-28
12-15
—
12c
6-12
5-23
12c
8-23
12-12
11-23
50c
(quar.)
9-12
12c
5-24
5-10
Dehydrating & Milling—
preferred
(quar.)
National Aluminate Corp.
Automotive
National Biscuit
Fibres,
Co.,
preferred
62 %C
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)—_
A
______
(quar.)—
1
5-16
30c
5-14
4-30
25c
6-
5-10
1
40c
7-15
6-
7
5-27
5-
6*
$1.50
5-16
4-28
12 %c
$1
National
Dairy
National
Drug & Chemical Co.
Products
6-
$1.75
common
(quar.)
National Casket Co., common (reduced)
National City Lines, Inc., common (quar.).„
•Common
6-15
$1.50
'5%
preferred
5-31
6-15
35c
37 %C
(quar.)
*
60c
5-10
35c
(s-a)
preferred
7%
5-18
5-31
Development
•
National
6-10
lc
Corp.
45c
(quar.)
6-15
5-28
7-
1
6-18
6-10
5-20
Canada—
of
(quar.)
$12%c
preferred
(quar.)_
—
6-
1
5-13
$15c
6-
1
5-13
2c
convertible
8-
1
7-22
10-29
1Q-19
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
2c
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 preferred (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Lt<J.„ class B
Class A
Class A
(quar.).
(quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
$1.12%
$30c
$15c
6-
1
7-
1
7-
1
5-18
6-
3
6-
3
$15c
10- 1
9- 2
$ 15c
1-1-50
12- 2
$1.75
6-15
5-27
National Lead Co.—
Class
A
preferred
(quar.)
National Linen Service Corp., com,
Mallinson Fabrics (resumed)
National Paper & Type, 5% preferred
National
4%%
Tea
Co.,
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
5-27
5-13
20c
(s-a)
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
common
7-
$1.25
National
15c
$1.12%
(quar.)_
4%% preferred (quar.)
-5% preferred (quar.)___,__
6-15
8-15
7-31
6-
5-17
1
preferred
(quar.)
53 %c
5-15
5-
41/4%
preferred
8-15
8-
5
preferred
47 %c
5-15
5-
5
3.8%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
53V8c
3.8%
47 %c
8-15
8-
5
2
Vulcanized Fibre
(quar.)
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.______—,—.___
Neisner Brothers, Ino.
(quar.)—_____—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Britain Gas Light (quar.)
$2.40
New
—
Air
Brake
Nopco Chemical Co.,
4%
.J.¬
Co.
5-15
5-
6
5-15
5-
1
5-10
5-
2
75c
6-10
5-20
5-10
6-
1
lc
6-
Co.
1
5-10
ser.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-16
50C
6-
1
5-16
50c
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
20c
Co.—
4% pfd.
Western Ry
adjustment
5-18
5c
r
Manufacturing Co._______
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
York
5-
5-27
6-15
60c
Newmarket
New
5-16
50c
40c
—
Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.)
New Park Mining (s-a)
Special
i__—
25c
5
20c
25c
Neptune Meter
New
Norfolk &
"
5-19
6-15
$50c
——
class
$4
6-14
1
50c
common
(quar.)
.1
6% preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Mutual Telephone Co. (Hawaii)
4.8% preferred A (quar.).
t
4.8% preferred A (quar.)
4.8% preferred A (quar.)
*;
6-14
1
$$1
National
6-
50c
88c
_1——
Woodworking Co.
6-
80c
—
(quar.).
_'
\
$1
(Phila.) (s-a)
Lynch Corporation
Lynchburg & Abingdon Telegraph Co. (s-a)_
Lyon Metal Products, common (quar.)„—
M. .J.
5-20
2
15c
$1.10
RR.-
Lumbermen's Insurance Co.
5-20
4-29
5-16
$1
5-20
'.."!• Extra
5-16
6-10
$1.10
(monthly)
1
'
1
$12 %c
6-
25c
5-16'
1
1
6-
$50o
Diablo
6%
5-21
6-
7-
7-
$1.37 %
quar.)_
A convertible preference
Mutual Chemical Co. of America—
5-21
6-14
4c
Products
$2
5-16
5-31
Ltd.—
Lukens
.
S.)
1
50c
i
(s-a)
(G. C.)
Company (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
6-10
6-
30c
.
i
4-25
1
5-16
7-
5c
Murphy
5-25
25C
(quar.)^
(stock dividend)
Nashville
5-16
6-11
'
$2
-37%c
Paper Mills,
Munson
5-16
6-
$1
(quar.)_______
4-25
6-
1
6-15
125c
&
6-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Extra
4-20
1
40c
—
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
7-
37 %c
'
Mountain. Producers
9
6-
t2c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—_—
Louisville
•
quar.)——
Co
3
50e
(quarr.)
5-14
30c
25c
——-
Corp. (trreg.)
.
-
Efolyoke Street Ry. CoM pfd. (quar. )„_—_
Home Oil
Co.,
Ltd._
:
Honolulu Oil
3.
4-20
5-10
6-11
75c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
preferred (initial
Co., Ltd
Mount
3
25C
Long-Bell' Lumber (Maryland)—
; Class
A (accum.)l
'.•••
Corp.
Corp.
(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp, (quar.)
5-10
87 %C
5-14
.
f
.•' ' •'
7%
6-24
5-31
75C
capital
$1
-
8-19
5-14
15c
convertible
Mosinee
8
50c
(quar.)_,—
37V2C
,
-!
/
2
1
$1
2nd
Motor
4-29
6-
5c
_————-_i._—;—
Co.
6
5-31
11-17
6-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Morrison-Knudsen,
6-15
5-10
$2 5c
Co.
6•
8-31
(s-a)
4% %
5-10
6-14
50C
(quar.)
Lone Star Steel
1
11-30
350
—--
Moore-McCormack
12-21
35c
(Missouri) (irreg.)
Co. (quar.)
Lowenstein (M.)
Sons (quar.)_
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
1
7%
/
.
J25c
____——-i—
Lone Star Gas
;_5-ll.
5- 1
common
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B:(quar.)
4%
5-10
12-28
.
'
5-
5-31
convertible
Moore
6-22
$1
B
Extra
5-25
:
9-21
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-15
—
preferred series B (quar.)
preferred series A (s-a)_
Moody's Investors Service, Inc..—
$3. participating preferred (quar.)—.
5-24
6-28
$12c
Common (monthly)
;
l**t
9-27
35c
——
n(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
:
common
conv.
$4
r.
Inc.
6-15
t5c
1st preferred
$3.25
4-30
t$i.75
—
Lock Joint Pipe Co., common
% 6-10
6-10
•
A
Extra
5-24
25c
—
class A
on
Loblaw
50c
—4
—
'*
5-14
5-10
$1
.(quar..)—i—
Extra
5-16
1
1;
25c
—
wiii-,
—
•
Class
1
6-
5-16
6-15
$1.12%
Extra
—
Original capital
Special' guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Special - guaranteed
Special guaranteed
6-
$22%c
(qi'ar.)
(quar.)-
,,4
5-16
6-
5-20
15c
—
original
1
37 %c
Co., common
$3.25 preferred series A (s-a)
5-10
$1.50
4—
25c
convertible preferred
(quar.)—
Hancock Oil ,(Calif.)- class A
Extra
11- I
1
Co.,
t7c
—
—,
.4%
'
1
6-
75c
;
-
12-
RR.
6-
10c
•
Monsanto
6-10
5-25
$1.10
5-13
6-30
1
6-27
$1
5-31
4-30
2
5-
25c
Containers, Ltd—
Mohawk Carpet Mills,
Inc
6-10
1
^
5c
5-20
4C
Common
5-25
6-27
1
—
$1.25
4-30
Co
f(Robert),
5-10.
6-15
35c
Co
5-13
6-
5-20
20c
Lionel
Original capital
Original capital
Co.,
(J,
5-14
25c
Insurance
Link-Belt'Co.- (quar.)
5-13
.
Hale
Life
5-26
5-14
$1.62 Vat
Modern
1
30c
National
5-31
$25c
1
6-
(quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)_
Liquid Carbonic Corp., comrao
3y2% preferred (quar.)
-
5-25
6-
7-
Quarterly
Lindsay Light & Chemical
Ltd.
i
6-15
60c
i
5-31
.
——
6-
—
—:
7c
.
6-15
$1
Corp
5-31
8c
..
HaUnor
Realty
Oil
Mitchell
5-13
:__
!
Lees (Jamesh& Sons (quar.)
6-15
(.quar.)
Mitchell
6-10
6-
$1.12%
Leitch Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Libby, McNeil & Libby (s-a)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.).
Life Savers Corp
4—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
5-31
5-31
——V-——i
Gulf* Mobile tSi Ohio RR., $.5 preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
."
Lefcourt
9c
shares
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-13
8c
shares4—
•
5-13,
10c
?
Steel shares
Tobacco
Utilities
5-13
5-31
10c
.
—
Railroad
5-31
,
25c
$1.75
_____
Products,
$1.50
.
6-10
6-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
5-31
4-29
6-15
1
5-15
(quar.).
,
Machine
Gc
shares^
Railroad Bqnd shares
Monotype
9c
shares__
Merchandising shares
Mining-shares
Petroleum, shares
.
10c
;
:——
1
6-30
$40c
5-13
5-15
7r
15c
(quar.)
$5.50
Milling Co., Ltd.—
5-13
8
37 %C
preferred (quar.)
$1 prior preferred (quar.)
Mining Corp of Canada, Ltd. (initial)
Minneapolis Gas Co
!
Minneapolis-Moline Co., com. (initial quar.)
5-13
10c
5-31
5-
prior
Morris
.
5-31
shares—
1
$1.12%
7c
6-
$1.12%
(initial
preferred
$1
5-30
6-
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
10c
shares
6-10
5c
(quar.) —i——_—
preferred (quar.)
4-15,
6
6
'
6
50c
(quar.)—
Industries, common
Woods
2
5-
$1.12%
Abrasive
; Common
3
5-
10c
—
common
5-13
Industrial Machinery, shares—
Institutional Bond shares^-——————
6-
50c
5-13
———
1
25c
_
(quar.)_
5-31
:
7-
20c
__
Apparel
the
5-
6-
,
5-16
$1.18%
_;
5-31
shares——.—__•
6
25c
preferred (quar.)_
Laclede Christy Co. (quar.i—______
•'
—{——.——-
Elecirical Equipment
Food shares
5-
$1.25
9c
X
6
1
$1
—/
9c
—
*
5-
7-
10c
—.———
shares'
7-1
25c
—
(quar.)
—-
Building .shares
8%
5
95c
conv.
of
6-
6-
62 %c
Miller & Hart, Ine.
<
Common
(quar.).
.
7%
Lakey Foundry & Machine Co
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Lane Bryant, Inc;
(quar.)—i
Lanett Bieachery & Dye Works—,—
Lang (John A.) & Sons, Ltd.-(quar.)
Lansing Stamping Co
;
Automobile^ shares:
.Fully
A
*
6-
(quar.)
Extra
*
preferred
France
4%
Company
12-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum
Midwest
6-25
15c
(quar.)
&
preferred
L'Aiglon
La
;
S:)
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Petroleum
preferred
$2
6,
5c
_—
Lake
2
6-
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
series—
3
6-
(s-a)______.
common
8%
7-18
1
5-17'
65c
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Surety
Mid-West
5-25
1
6-20
8-
7- 1
5%
———
4-29.
5-
6-
:
20c
-Common
,
•
preferred
H.)
1st
■
.
Oil
Company,'
Kroger
'
•
8-10
11-10
12- 1
20c
(quar.)______
9-20
1
1
New
7-19
9-
'
5-10
30c
—
—
common
1
9-
tSOVic
(quar.)
Service
preferred
Mid-Continent
5-16
1
60c
4-28
10-
1
1
93 3/4 c
5-13
t30c
86-
$1.25
(quar.)__
—_—
(quar.)/:
6-15
7-
$50c
(quar.)
$2.40
7-19
6-
30c
5-16
?5c
——
Felt
4 Vi%
5-13
...V\' '!
56»/4C
1
30c
f
.
—
Company (quar.)^__
Co., '
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A - (quar.)
4 Vi %
.
9
—
Co.
&
4-22
43 %c
(quar.)
Public
Mickelberry's Food
Mfg.
4%%
—0
.
8-
25c
.
—
(quar.):___
6-
1
Midland Steel Products—
———
(S.
'
—
1
4
(S.
Kress
5-16
Gas
Aviation
4-30
37%C
A
5-21
43 %c
:
Inc.
Messenger
Preferred
*
-"Beneficial interest
5-16
Co., Ltd
Light—•
6'\ non-cmn. preferred (quar.)
Group Securities, Inc.—
Agricultural shares
r
5-21
5-
6-15
$1.06 y4
Co., common
(quar.)
Preferred
Knickerbocker'Fund—.
5-16
5-16.,/
——_—
Great
6-
7-
5-15
43 %C
Stores
preferred
Michigan
Michigan
6-15
25c
.(quar.)
Cotton,
prior
6-15
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
"$2:25 preferred (quaC.)—
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
(quar.)
Greenfield
6-15
I—————
Extra
$5
6-15
(quar.)^-,
(quar.)
u—
Kingsburg
2
5-14
6-
9a
Island—
(quar.)
dividend '
preferred
6- 1
W.)
Union
5-11*
7-15
10c
common
Co.,
3
40c
Chapman & Scott—■
preferred A (quar.)
Messenger Corp.
Metz Brewing Co.;
T
Miami Bridge Co. (quar.)
Mica Co. of Canada, Ltd
Michaels, Stern & Co., Inc.—
Preferred
(quar.)
5-12
1
——
(Julius)
$1
$1
Co.; (quar.)
Consolidated
Mining,
Granby
"'Power
.
5-
1
6-20
$25c
6y2%
•
5
6-
.;
preferred (quar.)——:—
(quar.)—$1.25
common
preferred
Manufacturing
Gossard
Rhode
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
Kinney (G. R.) Company, common
2
,
convertible
2
5-20
$2.50
5-
1
6-
Refining Co." (quar.),_^—_____
Corp.
Laughlin Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
43A%
5-2Q
6-10
(quar.)37J/?c
(quar.)
Goodyear'Tire & Rubber,
$5
of
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
5-15
*15c
.
—"
common
6-
1
6-10
5c
_____
6-
7-1
Merritt
5-31
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
preferred
Kayser
5-26
6-
———
Fx.tr a
4
6-15
Co., Ltd.:————
t2c
Brewing Co. (quar.).—————l——10c
7%
5-20
6-10
IOC
8-16
■
5-30
6-10
5-10
(quar.)_
(s-a)_
Frank
Mercantile
6-15
40c
W.
/, 4%
ad'
5c
-"
.
1
5-16
4-29
:
7-
Telephone,
<fc
9-15
5-
5-31
$ 12%C
preferred
Mercury
25c
common
Kawneer Company
;
Corp.
(quar.)
10c
Co., preferred (s-a)—25c
A.)
„
4-18.
:
5-13
Oil,
Goebel
'
'
13c
(resumed)
Gerlliy-Michigan
Girdier
5-15 ;
4-30
$75c
Battery Co.
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kansas City Power & Light—
3.80%
preferred (qqar.)"„_—
4-14
1
—.
Utilities
4-30.
5-31
$1.50
Oil
Stock
K.
6-29
7-15
5-16
.
-
•
7-15
5-31
9
$1.25
_
-
6-10*
5Vo
J50c
5-
5%
5-13
1
5-16
Ltd.. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Meier
5-20
1
10-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
$2
5-14
$1.75
(quar.)_:
Estate
Jones: &
5- 2.
,.y
1
1
$1
—
preferred
5-20;
5-16
40c
:_
66-
20C
—
Corp.
preferred
an
c
6-11
$1.50
———
Co.
Tea Cq.,
.3%%
•.
5-17
27'/2C
Iowa Southern Utilities (Del.)_____—
Iron Fireman Mfg. Co. (quar.)
.
5-5
-
1
25c
Co.—_____—_—
—
5-14
-
4-29
6-
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly 4
Jantfcen Knitting Mills, 5%" pfd.
12%c
(quar.)
„
6-23
'
6-10
6-
$$3
35c
4 % %
3*
$1
Group,:
Participating;
,
5-16
Advertising—
5-
50c
Fund, Inc.Mquar.)—
Participating
':K
5-25
—
5-20
1
5-13
5-12
$50c
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Mead
Corporation, common
Meadville
—:1
Trust
8-25
——
Corp.
Stock
25c
(quar.)_.
common
4-11
30c
Foundation, Ltd.—
convertible preferred
(quar.)
,6%
'$1
•
5-
4
5-26
25c
■
(L. M.) Co., Ltd., preferred (s-a)_McClatchy Newspapers 7% pfd. (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
6-30
4
6-
35c
Co.
6%
McBrine
4-25
7%
—
:
Utilities
5-
25c
Maxwell, Ltd.
Investment
.—
~st—
C
1
15C
preferred ,accum.)__
Investors
'
•
8-
5-20
20c
,
Co.
5-11
5- 9
25c
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
2
45c
Shirt
Sugar,
Massey-Harris,
Shares—
International'
6
$$2.50
(S.
$25c
_______
(quar.)
(increased)
International Silver
(s-a)—:—-
(s-a)
-S.
Public
Gerrard
6-20
(filial)
Water
Bond
-8
6-
7%c
•
—
preferred
American
5-
6-30
(quar.)
Group
(increased)
Exchange Building (Chicago)
6-15
$1.75
—•— — ■
.,
5 %
2
Corp. .(quar.)20c
General Steel Wares
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
f20c
General
Tin'Investments, Ltd.—
„»
'
•
•
5-16
$1.25
5-16
1
"
5-
25c
preferred
—
Gentry, Inc.
5-16
56 Vic
—
Quarterly
—:—
International Cigar Machinery.—
International Harvester Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
International Railways of Central America—
5-20
6-10
5-15
■>
——
Corp., Ltd.
-
5-16
5-31
7%
'
common
Co..
and
Aviation
5-14
*
___———
B
5-31
Corp.—
(s-a)
5-13
5-16
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Mar-Tex Realization
International Business Machines Corp.—
6-1
75c
General Paint Corp. (quar.)_
General Portland Ccjment
-■General Products,'Mfg.
5%
5-31
12 %o
(quar.),
5-18
5-
1
7
*
t,
class
(quar.)
Manitoba
5-11
25c
Insurance
$1.12%
preferred
,
Steel
5-
6-10
12 '/a C
—-
—
5-18
6-
preferred-.
.
arrears)
Common -(increased)
6.% preferred (quar.)__—
General
1
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
25c
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.
Marathon Corporation, common (quar.)
9
9-20
registered
Institutional
30c
General Industries Co.
(quar. 1
General Mills, Ine,»'33/a%
...
6-
$1
Company
Holdert
Payable of Roe.
$1.25
(quar.),
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
49
20c
Square Garden Corp. (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) Sc Co., Inc. (quar.)
12-20
Co.,
Gas &
$5
5-'7
9-30
Ingersoll-Rand Co.
6-18
25c
.
(increased quar.)
A
Power
Indiana
J.
1
5-16
——
(quar.).,—
Corp.-s-
preferred
Class
5-
1
12-30
preferred
-Ordinary
5'
*
5-16
10c
common
Corp.,
,
8"
6
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
convertible
General Foods
»
1
25c
Illinois Terminal RR. Co. (quar.)—1
Illinois Zinc Co. (quar.) __1
—1
Imperial Chemical Industries, Lid.—
6
5-
_
>4%
General
5-
30c
4%%
clears
Corporation
preferred
6%
5%
t$l
—
Industries,
Common
1
6-
$1.25
Idaho
5c
(quar.)_—_i—
,
General Finance
•
66-
25c
$1.25
6
$1
—
(quar.)
payment
General
Manhattan
$1.25
37'/2C
quar
b
5-27
50c
•
.
Year-end
■
5-12
;
Madison
(quar.)
preferred
5-
5-lb
(quar.)— -i.
preferred
5-
5-10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Garrett
; 5%
,5%
1
5-27
37Vic
—
(Robert) Co,, common
preferred
(quar.)
Gar-Wood
4-30
—
(quar.)—-,
5-27
6-
6-1
;
.6%
Gamewell Co.
Macwhyte
5-15
——
Gair Co.,. Ltd.,
t
2
10"o*
5-20
^
4-30
1
common
preferred
Huttig Sash & Door, 5%
0-11.
10c
common
4% preferred (quar.)
Gabriel Steel Co,
Gair
5-
1
quar.)—$1
.
6-
5-15
•
preferred sbries A (quar.)
Hussmann, Refrigerator, $2.25 pfd.
Hydro-Electric Securities
37 ¥20
/—
(increased
2
6-29
62 Vic
—
When
Share
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
Macmillan Company, common
—
Refining Co.
5-20
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
Oil &
5-27
25c
——
preferred
Preeport Sulphur Co.
2
(increased quar.)
:—
!
Foods, Inc.,
5%
2
Corp.,
8%
;
C-
j25c
-—-—-—
5-
5-15
*25c
_1
V.)
(N.
5'/c
11-20,
5-31
t25c
—;J,
1
5-15
$2.50
t25c
A—_
-
B
6-
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
~
(s-a)
of
Hunt
5-21
9-
—
Extra
1
$1.50
Power
Preferred
J.
Extra
5-14,
$1.50
•
Corp., 4% pfd.-(quar.)_u_^-$1
i
4.90% preferred (qiiar.)___
$1.22%
Florida Power & Light, 4%%
pfd. (quar.)-* $1.12%
Foote Mineral Co., new com (initial)
20c
,
6-29
$I.I2'/2
common-,
preferred
Humble
__________
Ford Motor Do.
1
Co.
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd. 6 V 1st pfd.
(quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)______—
t
6%: 1st preferred (quar.)
Flo-rida
Co.
Per
Name of Company
,
3
(quar.)
Stores
Holdert
5-
Hudson Motor Car
li-i
&
(quar.)
Co.,
Hardart
&
5%
r
Fitz Simmons
A.)
When
5-27
(quar.)
common
(2033)
Payable of Reo.
30c
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
preferred A
(Geo.
5-14
25c
Co.",
preferred
$4.50 conv.
1
—
-—
& Rubber
$4.25
5-16v.
$1.25
(s-a)
(Newark,
J
8-U
6-25
CHRONICLE
Share
Hooker Electrochemical
8-16
Corp
of
Name.of Company
1
—W
Works
FINANCIAL
Per
Payable 0/ Rec.
(s-a)
&
Holdert
4
Corp.
Screw
Association
Fire
4
Co.
—'—I
Federal-Mogul
Federal
Share
>
Insurance
Semi-annual
When
COMMERCIAL
6-
1
5-13
6-
5-
2
1
5-20
75c
6-10
5-11
25c
5-10
4-13
$1
THE
(2034)
50
Name of Company
Normetal
Mining
American
North
share
One
Co.
of
Power
North American
Carolina
Oil
RK.,
7%
Ohio
6-20
5-31
Roos
Brothers,
5-25
5-10
Ross
Industries
$3.50
8-
7-20
1
10-
1
9-15
7-
2
5-26.
t$1.75
-
6-
1
5-
25c
..._
;
______
25c
.
35c
Oklahoma: Natural Gas, new com.
—
59%c
4
—
Saco-Lowell
(quar.j_______,i__,.-__,_.
——
1
__i
5-2
5-14
4-15
4-15
4-lfr
5-14
4-30
20c
5-14
4-30
Scotten
7-
6-15
Scovill
preferred
.;
—
.
6-
5-25
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
75c
Pacific
Finance
Corp.
40c
Pacific
Gamble
Robinson
Pacific Gas
&
California
(quar.)
preferred
Mills
Peerless
Co.,
common—
prior
preferred
Corp
Cement
Peninsular
Grinding
Peninsular
Telephone,
(quar.)
Common
Common
$1
cum.
$1
cum.
preferred
$1
cum.
$1
cum.
preferred
preferred
&
Philadelphia
preferred
$1:
5
5
33c
: 2-15-50
2-
3
5-16
I
$1.10
6-
92yac
6-
pfd.
1
5-
1
5-
5
6-15
$1
6-
1
6-
1
common
(quar.)
5-20
40c
6-10
5-13
5-20
5-10
30c
—
(quar.)
6-30
6-
1
Soundview
1
South
Pulp
6-30
6-
1
5-ii*
South
1
5-11
Southam Co.,
Southern
Co.,
75c
"
'
(quar.)
Corp.
Public
dividend
$1.40
3 Vi %
Public
3.35%
Public
Co.
'
(quar.)
Red
Owl
$1.60
Class
preferred
6%
$1
common
(R.
5-25
4-14
334%
25c
6-15
6-
5-13
4-29
5-12
4-14
9
6-15
5-24
Stanley Brock,
5-16
5-
7-
5-31
1
1
2
5-16
A
-
Class
State
B
7-
1
6-15
Stowell
1
6-15
Struthers
t27c
10-
1
9-15
New
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
1
7-15
1
6-10
Inc
.
f
25c
6-
1
5-10
Co.—
5-16
(quar
interim i
Rice-Stix
Dry Goods Co.—
preferred (quar,)
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar,)
4-25
,
5-26
$1.12 ya
6-
1
5-10
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
Oil
11-
5
18c
5-16
5-
2
25c
6-15
(quar.)—
i25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
__
.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co—:
6-
1
6-15
5-16
6-
1
Television
Tennessee Products
421/2 c
5-16
5-
2
Texas
6-
5-17
•
6
Fund,
Pacific
Extra
—
1
6-
1
5-13
5-10
7-15
25C
5-20
5-10
6-15
5-13
7-
5
6-
6-
1
5-16
3'
6-
1
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-16*
5-14
5-10
4-25
1
5-10
i2yac
7-15
7-
1
10-15
10-
1
5-14
4-30
7-
6-16
7-
1
1
4-25
6-15
8-16
8-11
6-
5-16
1
5-21
5-
6-
1
5-13
5-27
2
6-13
6-13
5)-27
5-16
4-18
5-16
4-18
6-13
5-31
5-15
Weston,
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
4ya% redeemable preferred (quar.)
White (S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
7-
2
4-26
5-14*
5-31
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
5-16
5%
4
Oil
Common
5-16
5-
4
Wilson
(J.
5-28
5-
9*
Wilson
&
6-15
6-
1
$12%C
40c
6-
1
5-14
ri-24
5-
6-
6
7c
5-16
5-
5
&
Chemical Corp., corn-
15c
5-16
5-
2
&
Oil
25c
6-
3
5-11
25c
6-
3
5-11
—
,
4V2%
$4.80
Wood
common
Ltd.
Company,
1
2-
I
7-
1
6-16
6-15
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
t$i.i2ya
6-
1
5-16
37yac
5-14
4-29
15c
5-14
5-
2
$1.25
6-15
6-
I
10c
5-16
4-29
8-15
7-29
tlOc
5-16
5-
5-16
A
^_.
Co.—
(s-a)
(quar.)
—.
(extra) J
Power
&
preferred
preferred
1
5-16
7-
1
6-13
5-16
4-25
15c
5-13
25c
5-28
27yac
6-1
5-
7-31
7-15
90c
6-
5-16
1
3
common—
(stock dividend)
28c
5-14
4-30
$1.12 ya
6-15
5-31
$1.20
Light Co.,
(quar.)
com.
6-
$1.06y4
$1.50
(quar.)
Steel
2
25c
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Alan)
11-
95c
preferred
Wisconsin
I
11-15
50c
preferred
3.60%
8-
25c
_
4-20
1
2
8-15
87y2c
(quar.)
C.),
2
5-
$1.25
(quar.)—,
Winters & Crampton Corp.
(quar.)
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
(s-a)
Wisconsin Electric Power,
common.
6%
$50c
(quar.)—
$4.25
Co.,
5-
5-16
10c
convertible'preferred''series
Wilcox
2
5-16
Ltd.—
Whitehead Bros. Rubber Co.:
__i
Willcox & Gibbs Sevring Machinge
4-29
5-
(Geo.),
5-
75c
&
5-14
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Inc
Coal
8-
6-10
$1.25 2-15-50
1
50c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd—
1
1
5-20
5-12
$1.25
(quar.)__
6-
27c
1
9-
6-
1
5-27T
$1.25
common
5-14
35c
—
1
Co.,
(quar.)
1
20c
Inc.
A
6-
5c /
50c
preferred
12-
Tablet
RR.
4-11
5-25
15c
pfd. (quar.)
Carson (Canada),
9-15
6-15
6-
$1.12 ya
2
25c
4.32%
12-15
5-14
50c
)0c
.
(quar.t
25c
loe
1
1
$1.75
(quar.)
$iy2c
(quar.)
common
Technicolor,
1
1
6-
6-
Inc.—
37y2c
—
4%
&
9-
12-
12yac
(quar.)
5-
•
!
Taggart Corporation
25c
25c
1
$1.12 y2
Oil, 6%
preferred
4%-2nd preferred (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Symington-Gould Corp.
Pearson
1
5-13
12-10
t$1.75
37 y2c
(quar.)—
Swan-Finch
convertible
6-
9-20
2
9-10
50c
(s-a)
Stationery—
5% preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp., common
3% preferred A (quar.)
3.80% preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
6-15
6-
12-22
6-10
35c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
11-15
—__,
Ray Drug Co., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
Pacific
3iy4c
Taylor,
6-10
6-30
preferred
25c
quar.)
Sun
& Fenn,
6-20
I
$1.25
5%
Western
Taylor
1
$1.50
Western
5
Tampax,
1
t20c
(quar.)
5-16
8-
6-15
710-
1-3-50
75c
4-30
8-15
0-15
V
•
Co.,
1
3iy4c
9-15
4
6
$1.06y4
(s-a)
Electric
1
5%
1
5-
$1
6-
5
1
3
$1.12 ya
com._
(quar.)
Co.,
6-
5-
1
6-
20C
(quar.)
$75c
(s-a)__
5-16
7-
5-14
20c
5%
A
31 '/4 c
10-
1
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Coal & Coke
5%
10-
30c
6-16
1
'
Inc.,
1"
6-
6-
35C
:
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4V2% preferred (quar.)
5
Gas
5-16
6-15
$1,13
$1
class
preferred (s-a)
Tampa Electric Co
+20c
7-
56C
(quar.)
A
5-13
1
75C
;
common
Virginia
(quar.)
Propane
class
Snowdrift
preferred
(quar.)
Company,
4%%
West
1
6-
25C
Penn
5-
$1.75
common
4-29
Oil
5-16
(initial
5%
Ltd.,
4-29
5-13
Corp,—
$1.75
(quar.)
5-14
25c
7%
6-
West
Co.,.Ltd.,
preferred
Talon,
2nd preferred (quar.)
Co.
4-25
-
1st
Gas
5-16
50c
(quar.)
& Coal Co.'__
Wells
Light
Indies Sugar
6%
,
5-10
t50c
—
Extra
'
5-25
12 >/2C
$4 preferred
West
r
7-
5-10
20c
(quar.)
&
5-20
4-29
7-15
5-25
J40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Wesson
7-11
West
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
Petroleum
Co.
Corp.,
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
1
5-16
50c
Corp.—
preferred
Wentworth
6-10
$1.50
25c
7-11
Textiles,
common
Suburban
8-
7-
Sun
Tobacco
Ages Corp.
Stores,
Screw
$1.25
15c
8-
15c
preferred
7-15
25c
$10c
——
preferred
.
1
Company
Stonega Coke
.
8-
—
6-15
$1
Worts, Ltd.;
Co.
12-15
$28c
(accum.)—
$15c
(quar.)
D.)
&
Wellington Fire Insurance
Wellman
Engineering Co
6
12-31
8
Corp.—
5-
$1.25
6-
1
5-16
(quar.)
1
8-
5c
5-25
6-30
37yac
Weeden & Company,
4%
convertible preferred
5
9-15
7-
15c
5-
2
6-15
115c
J15C
—
Waterous, Ltd., 80c class A (quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
6-15
$1.12%
4Vs%
1
6-30
8
&
5-18
4
9-30
6-
Stern
6-
25c
12y2C
$1.25
8-15
Bros.
6-24
$1.25
11-15
&
7-15
(quar.)
1
(A.)
93%c
(quar.)
1
Stern
5-19
5-20
—
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
Sterchi
6-10
5-14
(quar.)
1
Stein
—
50c
5-
60c
1
25C
Common
4-22
6-10
Supply Co
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5%
(quar.)
6-10
25c
Ltd., class A
7-
Inc.—
—
2%
5-20
$1.75
1
$1.25
(quar.)__
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern RR.,
4-22
(quar.)——
Co.
Fuel
5%
5-11
.
c'ass B common—
Co.,
9-
Fund,
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Spring
12-
6-15
Rockwell
Tube
6-15
40c
Rockland
Standard
6-15
(quar.)_
Jersey (increased)
for each 200
(S.
$4.50
share
(Ohio),
preferred
5-19
1
45c
of
Co.
Steel
1
6-
Oil
Standard
7-
New
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg.
Standard Silica Corp.
(quar.)
1
7-
class
Rock
6-10
Standard
25c
Corp.
6-10
$1.50
5-27
$40c
Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)
4»/2%
preferred
(quar.)—
L
Paper
50c
Washington Gas
$4.50 preferred
6-15
Common
Riegel
5-10
_____
—
*40c
Robinson Little & Co.,
Class A preference
6-10
(quar.)
held)
$40c
Rheem
7%
$1
(Nortliam)
convertible
W'arren
California
(for
(quar.)
B
Warren
2
5%
(quar.)—
J.)
5-10
5-
$1.18%
common
Brass,
5-20
5-31
10c
—
—
(quar.)
preferred
St
1
5-27
(Indiana)
J5c
Copper
6-
20c
of
Co.
(quar.)
Pictures
40c
Standard
$1.25
:
preferred B
(quar.)
common
5
-
$1.25
Pictures
$3
Standard Oil Co.
Oil
Warner Brothers
Warren
5-4
dividend
Gooderham
(H.)
5-16
1
4-29
6-10
Stock
6-
5-
75c
(quar.)
4-29
5-
4
preferred
1
1
$1.75
j.
,
40c
—
5-16
6-10
$1.50
6-15
6-
$1.25
Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)__
Amulet Mines, Ltd
Walker & Company, common
(increased)
1
1
45c
7%
of
Co.
1
6-10
62yac
W'aite
6-
1
(quarterly Interim).—
7%
Oil
6-
7-
62y2C
Vogt
6-
6-
Common
7%
Standard
6-15
6%
1
6-15
6-15
62yac
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Verney Corp.
Viceroy Manufacturing Co., Ltd.__^
Virginia Coal & Iron Co
Virginia Dare Stores, class AVirginian Railway Co.—
(quar.)—
Forgings Corp.
5-18
2
5-13
(quar.)___
5%
1
5-
6-15
preferred
$ 10c
7-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
Reynolds
6-
4-25
6-
5-16
1
i-
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)-
Walker
preferred
Standard
6-15
prior
$$1.25
6-
preferred A (quar.)
Revere
6-10
convertible
$1.60
2
preferred
Inc.,
Investors
Republic
5-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Extra
6%
5-
5-13
6-10
30c
i-
Chemical Co., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—
4-29
6-15
87 y2c
Standard
-
A
Republic
5-16
50c
Coventry Ltd.,
A (quar.)—
Extra
1
preferred
Rand,
$4.50 preferred
Class
61
1
7-
Remington
Renold
5-16
50c
'
preferred
non-cum.
6-
1
5-16
1
45c
__.
$25c
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
Mills, Ltd.
non-cum.
$1.60
6-30
1
50c
(quar.),
6-
7-
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Standard Cap & Seal Corp.—
$1.60 conv. pref. (quar.)
7-13
7-15
6-
10c
7-
5-31
.
5-31
40C
11-30*
t2'/2C
Co.—
6-13
50c
.
8-31*
12-20
25c
(quar.)
8-10
9-20
22yac
common
(quar.)
1
(Conn.)
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
preferred
9-
Co.
Winding
preferred
12-
5-31*
6-20
50c
(quar.)
convertible
prior
—
4-30
4-30
6-20
25C
prior
5-10
5-15
5-15
$i.oey4
5%
1
5-18
6-15
1
Inc.—
5%
6-
common
■
5-27
6-
$2
pfd
Co.__
Co.,
5%
8-15
1
6-10
7-
75c
(quar.)
5
9-15
5-16
Pictures
preferred
Co.
7- 5
$1.25
5-16
Insurance
Oil
4-20
(quar.)
_
1st
non-cum.
5-16
preferred
Water
8%
7-31
non-cum.
Service,
5-10
5Gc
7-31
5%
Public
1
10C
(quar.)
$30c
5-31
40c
common
$1.60 non-cum.
90c
6-30
Quarterly
7-
•
30c
___x_
(quar.)___
28c
Sovereign
5-10'
$1
Universal
5-13
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Knitting
4V\%
5-13
25c
(quar.)
Stores,
4%%
Regent
Universal
4-19
6-15
25c
,_
(quar.)
preferred
Universal
5-16
5-16
6-15
$1.25
—
5%
5-11
5-31
$1
20c
(quar.)_
7%
5-26
40c
$1.25
Southwestern
1
22yac
Special
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills,
preferred (quar.)
5-14
preferred
50c
Silk
Real
5-31
non-cum.
4-30
(s-a)
Co.
50c
(Texas)
5-10
7-
50c'
»"
(Phila.)
Consolidated
7-
Southwestern Life Insurance
4-27
6-1
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
common
28J/2C
5%
(quar.)
;
1st
non-cum
Universal
——T"
5-31
35c
Knitting
40c
Rapid Electrotype (quar.)
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
4%
1
5%
84c
Mexico
Light
common
1-
6-
Utica
35c
___
(irreg.)
com.
Quaker Oats Co., 6% preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Reading Co.,
4-30
6-
5
87yac
New
common
■
5-15
6-30
6-30
6-
$3.50
(quar.)
preferred
6
5-14
New Hampshire—
Co.,
conv.
5-13
5-14
Co.—
(quar.)
Oil
5-13
1
6-30
Standard Brands, common
Pure
1
6-
27c
(quar.)
6
6-30
$1
Corp., common (increased)
7%
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Truck Lines, Inc. (Del.)
(s-a)
United Steel Corp., Ltd
United Stores Corp., $6 conv. pfd. (quar.)__
United Wallpaper, Inc., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Canada
—
5-
to
____.
Steel
Upper
5-13
Indiana,
S.
5
1
&
6-
J.),
(s-a)
Co.,
5-
(quar.)
6
5-17
62 yac
(Subject
Co.
Rubber
5-31
(quar.)_—
5-24
5-
50c
Potash
S.
3oy2c
(quar.)
5-24
5-17
$1.75
(N.
Card
5
6-
Gas
S
U.
1
5-14
Playing
5
preference
6-10
75C
7-
preference
4-30
6-10
75c
6-
convertible
4-15
5-31
25c
7-31
Southern Railway Co.
held.
^
6-30
convertible
5-31
5-16
65C
(s-a)__
«
50c
common
(The)
Extra
U
5-20
5-
6-10
5-25
Foundry
50c
Edison,
$1.10
of
9-10
12-10
6-10
shares
Society
&
(quar.)
California
Stamford
Inc.1
Extra
—
5-13
Power
9-20
S.
i2yac
Co
(quar.)
4-22
Pullman,
5%
Platinum
&
Works
Ltd
1
(quar.)
preferred
Service
Puget Sound
Gold
Bend Lathe
6->
of
U.
1
75C
(quar.)
preference
Co.
1
6-10
6-10
Co.
:
Pipe
75c
4.56%
11-10
5-17
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
Loan
S.
10c
$1.06y4
of
6-
12-20
22 y2 c
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
V
25
preferred
Special
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-
1
S.
2
6-
5-16
Lines
3iy4c
—
Southern Canada Power Co.* Ltd.
Southern Natural Gas (quar.)
Colorado—
&
5-
"
Investors, Inc
—
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 conv. preferred (quar.)_
of
preferred
Service
(quar.)
5-14
-
4-15
2
6-20
25c
4.48%
5-17
10c
t.
Electric
Public Service
5-17
1
S.
Extra
U.
$1.05
—_—
5-24
>«6-
5-14
U.
25c
■
Co.
Co.
Service
1
1
1
5-16
87 y2c
(quar.)
Gamble
preferred
preferred
4.40%
'25c
25c
—
Co.„
Service
6->
6-
5-31
1
6-
25 c
•____
Common
4y«%
1
+45c
—
Public
6-
1
75c
common
Machinery Corp.—
participating preferred (quar.)_____
4'/4%
S7%c
—-
Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (increased)
Pressed Metals of America, com.
(resumed)
&
7-1
50c
5%
1
6-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4 y2 %
37yac
(quar.)
Power
Procter
7-
$2.50
Company, class B.
_
7-15
7-y2c
pref.
6
5-18
5-17
approval)
$25c
Co.
American
each
participating original preferred (quar.)
4.88% cum. preferred (quar.)
4.32% cum preferred (quar.)
5-12
$1.37%
(quar.)
Oil
5-
1
10c
common-—
Pittsburgh Steel, 5% pfd. A (accum.)——
5Va% prior preferred (quar.)__
Common'
1
6-
$1
_w
£restone
6-
50c
.
1
1
t37c
(quar.)
Improvement
U.
—
——
Gas
7%
Carpet Co.—
——
40c
.
,
& Sons
3Vi%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc. (quar.)
Solar Aircraft, 90c conv. pfd.
(quar.)—
Sonotone Corp., common (quar.)—
$1.25 convertible preferred A (quar.)
5-22
$1.75
(quar.)_
Common
1
6-
1
$2
(Alexander)
Cos.
Finishing Co., common (quar.)
$4 convertible preferred (quar.)__
U.
'6-
6-
—
Smith
5-16
1
6-'
U S Hoffman
6-10
—
,
4-14
66-
25C
50c
S.
v
6-15
——
6-
A
t$ 1.75
—
6-10
2
G-15
$75c
(quar.)—;■
Steel
——:
_—
6-
class
(quar.)
7-
Coal
preferred
for
U.
1
8-
4-29
4-30
t25c
(quar.)__
1
_:
SEC
Canada, Ltd.—
1
25c
$1.50
5-13
of
1
20c
Portsmouth
4-29
1
6-
6-
9iy4c
Poor &
4-14
5-16
6-
11-
5-10
<
5-25
6-
8-15
5-20
$1.25
$1.12 ya
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
common
6-15
11-15
America
of
Engineering & Foundry Co.,
7%
6-15
33c
4-11
6-10
25c
Electric
United
6-15
33c
5-10
25c
t30c
62'/2c
Co.
Power
—
3
Co
(quar.)
Extra
9-15
5
62yac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
&
Co.,
B
United
12-15
5-
4-3©
5-16
25c
Biscuit
Class
1
2-
4-30-
5-16
(quar.)
United-Carr Fastener Corp. (quar.)
United Corporations, Ltd., class A
10-
5-15
preferred A
5-16
(quar.)
(quar.)—_———————
—'
400
50c
12 Vic
3114c
25c
25c
1-1-50
2-15-50
0-20
6-10
933/iC
California
Extra
5-30
33c
6-20
2
United Light & Railways Co. (stock div.)—
One share of Madison Gas & Electric Co.
-
(quar.)_.
preferred
common.
Plywood, Inc.
5-14
6-29
5
of
5-25
■
$25c
t25c
25c
Class B (quar.)
25c
Signal Royalties Co., class A (quar.)
25c
Class B (quar.)—
"
25c
Simmons
Company
;_——50c
Simpsons, Ltd., 4Vi%. preferred (quar.)— t$1.12Vi
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(quar.)
50c
Skelly Oil Co
$2.50
Skilsaw Inc.
30c
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron
(quar.)
50c
Quarterly
50c
Quarterly
50c
5
Co.
7-
25c
87y2c
6-15
A
* J
common
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (Quebec)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
5
:—_______
Co.,
1
6-30
5-
(quar.)
Petroleum
6-
7-29
8-
OH
United
Sigma
11-
$3.65
Pioneer
5-13/
5-14
Sick's
25c
Suburban Water
1
1
1
5-15
5-13:
1
10- 1
92y»c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
United Aircraft Corp., 5% preferred
United Air Lihcs, 4% % pfd. (quar.)
5-13
66-
6-15
8-15
7-
.
1
$1.12 Mi
preferred;(quar.)
(quar.)
$3,75
6-
11-15
—
Union
4-29
4-26
25c
,
$3.50
22c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Water
preferred (quar,)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)——
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
$4
preferred
Philadelphia
7-15c
1
25c
(quar.)
Electric Co.,
1
6-14
25c
7 %
preferred
7-
■I";
—
(quar.)
Gear,
preferred
$4.50
t
United
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.
V.
(quar.)
Inc..—
$3.70
5-27*
5-15
62yac
______
Machine
4^20
25c
621/2 c
8-10
11-10
6-
Missouri—
5-25
4%' preferred
A
,
5-10
5-15
8-15
62yac
•;
6-15
Sherwin-Williams
—
Paul
5-16
6-15
1
11-15
62y2c
(quar.)__\
15 c
Shawinigan
preferred C (quar.)
Telephone, common (quar,)——
preferred
Perkins
Peter
1
5-10
6-13
of
Co.
5-25
5-20
62yac
Ltd., common (quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
Pettibone-Mulliken
Co.
Rubber
6-15
5-20
;t,.
Penman's,
3.70%
Electric
1
5-16
:
25c
1
______
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Union
6-
6-
(
.__
5-18
1
(quar.)_
_
cum.
5-10
5c
'.
$1.32
St
5-23
»IVic$25c
131 Vic
25c
"
Asbestos
5-14
5-18
4-28-
$1
(quar.)
___J_
Union
8-
4-29
1
5-16
25C
pfd.
1
6-
7%
6%
6-
6-
2
] Quarterly
6-
25C
5-4
6-
.
,
1
6-
$-1.07%
quar.)
—
class
1
5-15
25c
5-18
25c
___
,
(quar.)
6-10
preferred
90c
12-
Co.
Tudor City Fourth Unit, Inc.,
208 South La Salle St
Corp.
9-1
9-15
12-15
50c
62Vic
85c
25c
"
(Del.)
Extra
5-
1
Insurance
1
J45c
r
6-
6-10
-
1
$1.06 y*
1
6-15
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-
9
6-
9
1
,
7-
5-
3iy»c
6-
7-
50 c
.
1
6-15
_______
1
7c
Security Banknote Co., common (quar.)
$1
preferred (quar.)—
—
Serrick Corporation, class B (quar.)_.
2
5-10
7-
•
5-10.
15c
9
1
5%
5-
5-25
*
1
1
$1.06 %
(quar.)
5-
7-
6-1
6-10
1
1
6-
6-
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
5-14
,
Co.
4V4%
6-
75c
20c
Power
Trane Company (quar.)_",
Trlco Oil & Gas Co;______
Edison,
6-
6-15
93 %c
1
6-15
r4:>
Water
Toledo
2
6-15
3
40c
(quar.)_
5-16
1
Co.—
common
(initial
Co.
6-
;
7-
Tide
5-20
5-
$1
Oil, common
4-28
.
6-15
5-16
50o
(quar.)l__
preferred
5-
6-25
10c
Union Storage Co.
Acceptance
4-20
V
_
5-19
$3.75
5-15
50c
,
7-
Co.
Surety
6-16
4
—
$1 .32
4VS2%
Securities
75c
preferred (quar.)
cum.
preferred (quar.)
cum.
preferred (quar.)
Peoples
Seaboard
4-30
cum
$1.32
5-20
4-30
5-16
,
—
_■
____
(quar.)
Wheel
.(quar.) •
preferred
$132
6
37yac
.
1
6-15
$1.25
15c
25c
(quar.)
$1
——
conv.
preferred
4-30
V
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd
Parkersburg Rig St Reel Co., common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_____—,
5%
Seaboard Oil
6-
5%
4-30
(quar.)
Coal
1
5-10
5-16
________
Pacolet
Peabody
4-29
5-16
preferred
(quar.)—,—,
Pacific Lighting
Corp.
(quar.)
6-
•6-10
$1.25
(quar.)-—
preferred
5-16
siy4c
1
60c
(irreg.)
Mills
Tide Water Associated
.
3.65 %
preferred (quar.)
Scythes St Company; Ltd., common——
3
6-
3iy«c
(quar.),—
6%
Pacific
5-
Ry.
Company
Manufacturing Co.—
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_„
redeemable
5%
6%%
of
Electric
1
6-
50c
,
Dillon
4.30%
5-16
&0c
,
&
Francisco
preferred
$3.40
5-16
6-10
37yac4
35C
(qutfr.)____—
Mfg. Oo.-^——
Outboard Marine
$1.12 y2
_
1
6-10
$1.25
5-14
^
:
6-10
$$1.06
5-14\
—
Oswego Fall? Corp., 4V% % preferred (quar.)
Otter Tail Power Co, (Minn.), common
#3.60
1
13
6-20
pfd."(quar.)
20c
1%
Glass B
6-
..
,
._i_-
conv.
$$1.75
preferred "(quar. ):
1_I
Osgood Company, class A———
•
$$3
$25c
Railway Co. (s-a)
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
5-10
t25c
Ontario ta Quebec
5-13
5
preferred A vtc (quar.)_:———
5% conv. preferred A
vtq (quar.);
'
5% conv. preferred A vtc (quar.)—
St. Regis'Paper Co.
(quar.)__——_———
Savage Arms Corp
Sayre St Fisher Brick Co._
Scheiiley Industries, -'Inc.————_____
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.)
Louis-San
"5%
6-10
6-
6-
$1,121/2
—
:
St.
50C
S
....
Shops
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 414%
3
6-17
6-30
■
25c
$1
Thompson (John R.) Company__
Thompson Products, Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)__
5c
(quar.):
3 ;
~
$1
;
Thomaston
6-15
25c
—
3
5-
6-15
6-15
7-
*
5-3
'
5-16
7-
Cotton
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
1
7-
20c
—_—
5-
5-16
Mfg.—•
,
$2.40 convertible preference
25c
—
~
Corporation (quar.)
Royalties Management
Ruppert (Jacob) 4^2% pfd.
'
(quar,)
(quar.)
5-
,6-15
.
50c
_
(initial)
Corp.
Share
Thatcher Glass
50c
(quar.)
Rowe
;5*31'
6-15
,
•
—
When
Per
Name of Company
5-13
1
$1.25
(quar.)__
common
___
6-20
.,
Inc.
6-
$1.25
—_——
(quar,)________
(quar.)
A
Extra
5c
J25c
—
preferred
Monday, May 9, 1949
Holdert
Payable of Jteo.
30c
(quar.)—
Company,
5-31
(s-a)_
-
Corporation
Haas
&
6-20
When
$1.25
(quar.)_
25c
Match Co
Oliver
prior preferred
$1.37 ya
(quar.)
;*%% preferred: A_
Olin Industries, 4% preferred A
preferred
series A preferred
'4%
(quar.)
common
5%
3
Rohm
guaranteed
CHRONICLE
Share
Company,
$1.50
common
(quar.)._:
&
5%
—_;
Ohio: Oil.Company
6-
Rockwood
Corp.—
Co.
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
Name of Company
3
5%
preferred
(accum.)
5%% preferred (accum.)
Northwest Bancorporation
(quar.)
Oceanic
1
7-
—-—
Investment
6-
.
_
6%
North
6-30
each
for
Co.
held—
FINANCIAL
Per
Payable of Reo.
tlOc
(stock dividend)—
Kansas
shares
four
Share
Ltd
Corp.,
&
Holdert
When
Per
COMMERCIAL
6-15
5-31
7-
6-
5%
1
1
Volume
169
Number 4801
THE
Per
Name of Company
.
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
preference
6%
v
prior
4%%
conv.
WHgley
50c
5-17
-
,
a3%
•/...)■
'
4-22
5-. 2
,
6-20
»
6-
1
:
been
6-
1
;
a
6-15
6-
1
25c "
6-
1
5-20
gations senior to the
7-
1
6-20
to
8-1
r
;
,
•
.
of
____
(monthly)__—_—
Common (monthly).
Wrisley (Alan B.-): Colhpany—1st
preferred
25c
$1
&. Kiles.
Yellow Cab Co.—
2
(quar.)
5-16
5-16
6-15
$17,200,000,
elosed
for
$5,500,000
7-20
5-
$17,213,500.
$1.25
6-15
5-16
'
dividend.
New
Watef
:
.
"
Nfet
169,
" i-.
;
Power
;
^Quarters Ended
March 31—
'
'"the
feet
tPeductions from
v
gross,
h..'
-
«
**
inc._
oper.
»
1949
80,624
'
-
•
1,034,006
$2,401,647
Net
1
'
^
\
h
664,909
—;
$1,061,882
V 509,480
$1,885,271
280,884
Cash
for-Fed.
'•
the
.
'
717
,1,038
:390,000
245,000
.
income
'•Bales
of
oil
crude
and
886,541
$0.78
and
etc.,
$692,964
'
other
gross
Operating revenues
Oper.
and
exps.
.Net: oper.
Other
$497,004
(net)——
and
auctions
r
1,326,118
/
$500,717
other
(net)
"
'
■
'
•
p.
Other
12,063'
$6,184,269
Operating
Operating
revenues
$4,476,989
$3,962,068
865,050
865,050
rev.
Operating
Other
t
deducts,.-(
inc.
•
276,065
$284,405
'
$322)155
income
•
i..
Income
$3,649,020
$1,148,405
13,407
430,828
8,971
109,800
—"-V.
Income
to
1,\.
■
$1,437,474
'
120,279
113,154
495,000 '529,900
125,600 /<
169;
r $174,880
1272.
p.
•;
'
,
Sales
.
.
.
.
and
•
'
J949
from
revenue
^
'
.
?
■
•
(& Subs.)—Eafnings—
1948
;
1947
,
Other
1946
^
.
$24,128,812 $26,613,424 $14,654,202 $12,929,753
-199,530
231,143
325,018
220,334
income
Total
income
General
&
admin,
Ordinary taxfs
exps.
,
—
Provision for,employees'
,
retirement ; allowances,
$24,328,342 $26,844,567 $14,979,220
$13,150,087
1,344,803
1,309,824
995,390
1,012,641
2,768,481
2,150,096
1,695,086
1,375,172
,.;s-.
,,.781,646
..
'
.
Ihsuranoe3
«'•
•
Depreciation'&? depletion;
for,Fed.
inc,\tax_
-•••"
.
A'niort. of. undeveloped
leasehold costs
and
dry hole-losses (net)-:
Rentals for undeveloped
Net
Common
dividends
dividends
»
I__
4,765,000
1,800,000":
Surplus
Earnings pfer com. share
237,498
30,063
.
.
1949
457,911
310,319
$9,020,208 $11,162,878
178,387
208,165
$5,180,274
250,395
1,599,202
$3,744,555
$3,342,931
'Stressing
of
all
also
in
3,838,086
$7,214,242
i' $1.71
,
20,421
13,942
33,821 '
______
$4,711,083
$5,786,778
$5,353,137
1,056,954
1,776,895
1,471,395
i
;
all
on
$4,009,883
long-term
$3,881,742
one
obligations
of
the
senior
to
company's
the
main
common
$3,124,996
t
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
$0.77-
and
Toledo
stock
4,500,000
and
be
may,
but
of
subject
1947-1957
in
other
without
the
to
restrictive
V;.
relatively small
a
small
a
amount
of
1978
the
to
as
cooperates with dealers in
and
certain f other
stock,
the
William
F.
from
and
&
electric
charged
of
'
the
the sale
communities
of
served
steam
and
U.
•,
hot
appliances
for
the
of
purpose
general
operations,
approximately
of
2.3%
from
distance
of
about
about
and
miles
60
37
miles
and
and
to
the
clivers
east
an
about
area
of
15
miles
about
and
2,500
to
Toledo Peoria & Western
deposit
from
from
Net
ry.
railway____
railway
$401,293
G5,47i
1947
$362,726
$61,614
145,305
68,628
•13,380
143,054
__l
income
oper.
1948
•'
Gross
from
from
Net
ry,
3,450
•$11,073
*15,613,
•15,769
i,026,401
126,573
•22,042
437,880
385,993
"38,017
*41,836
201,420
172,819
*85,387
•41,755
-
______
income___
•Deficit.—V.
Towmotor
169,
p.
.
1713.
Corp.—Earnings—
Net prbfit after charges
No. of common shares
Earned
per
1949
1948
$217,563
$208,720
313,726
and taxes
•
elimination
V.
Total
net
pfofit for
168, p. 2733.
of
1548
was
$903,285,
or
first
..
1948 TO DEC. 31,
first
^
$23,073
■-
85,500'
;
^
notes
mtge.
..
1948
securities
interim
.
such
of
""
97,709
pipe
line
182,722
Cr342,858
period
Nil
SHEET, DEC.
31, 1948
$0.66
$2.88
share.—
$1,502,540
for
4,560,000
v
pipe..
;
interest
1,400,000
228,054
expenditures
U.
S.
securities)
with
notes to maturity,
6% interim
(less $245,000 int. accrued to Dec. 31,
on
1948)
3,660,000
657,067,
cost:
at
Undistributed
ing
expenditures
reclassification,
Other
deferred
Capital
stock
of
36,215,637 :
predecessor
principally
,
Govt,
—
13,373
to
assets
603,778
386,665
38,787
I_Z
expense
5,471,683
pend¬
intangibles
company,
plant
gas
39,237,
in
Z
79,330
Total
$54,856,153
™
LIABILITIES—
'-Z
♦Common stock Issued (par value
Premium on common stock
§6% ipterim notes;
Accounts payable
due May
50c
share)
per
$1,632,500
26,490,833
t26,500,000
—.
l95l__L___:_i_~ZZZZZ~_ZZ~
1,
Taxes accrued
230,786
;ZZZZZZ~ZZZZZZZIIZi
.
2,034
Total
$54,856,153^.
*265,000
reserved
the
shares
for
Dec.
the
of
20,
of
upon
such
1949.
has been
authorized
but unissued common stock are
exercise of warrants now
outstanding for
shares at $10
per share between Oct. 1, 1949-
issuance
purchase
and
notes
tlnterest
waived
to
on
June
$2,090,000 prindpkl
1949.
1,
agreements
with
amount
the
of
fThe corporation has entered
institutional investors for the
18
June
on
3, 1949, at their principal amount and'
iptefest, of $143,000,000 aggregate principal amount of
first
pipe line bonds, 3%% series, due 1968.
Such agreements:
the payment by the
corporation of a
commitment fee
mortgage
provide
for
for
the
period
1%
per
annum
ment
fee is
from
Nov.
15,
1948
of the principal
being amortized over
to
June
amount
such
3,
of
1949,
the
at
bonds.
the
The
rate
of
commit- 1
period.
The principal amount of the
6% interim notes Is payable at maturIf either the corporation or the
registered owner shall so elect,
by the issuance of cumulative preferred
stock, $3 series, at the rate 6f
ity,
share
total
313,726
$0.69
all
will IssUe
^
ferred
share____
6%
3%%
The
"
'
company
•
status
'
'
fi¬
The
show the
—
receivable
^
Unamortized discount and
expense on 6%
interim notes
:
process of amortization to
May 1, 1951__—____
tCommitment fee
one
Quarter fended March 31—
Government.
report,
-
on
S.
accrued
1946
1,163,303
railway
railway
oper.
S.
sJ
on
(principally
bond purchase
purchase by them
Rft.—Earnings—
1949
U.
this
construction
of
into
March—
deposited With the
Interest
the
square
Company estimates that the population of the territory directly
served was approximately 520,000 at Dec.
31, 1948, of which approx¬
imately 317,000 were located In the City of Toledo.—Y.
169, p. 1927.
Gross
exp.
Government securities,
Accounts receivable
heatihg
wholly within the State of Ohio and chiefly
surrounding suburbs.
The territdry at
are
Toledo
the
Government
contractor's
Cash
Company
electric
of
fabrication
trustee
the>
service.
gas
of
be
company, not currently
the pipe line, have been
of
part of
a
will
the
expenditures___i
plant constructibn advances—
purchase of steel plate
May 1, 1951
$225,000
:
amount
of
notes
fee
Contracts
construction
For
approximately 0:6% from gas service.
Its sole subsidiary,
Realty Co., holds a small amount of real estate for
City
S.
Of
amount
For
Special
present directly served with electric energy comprises the
City of
Toledo, 41 nearby municipalities and 116 unincorporated communities,
and intervening rural
territory. This territory surirounds the City of
Toledo andi extends principally to the west and southwest an
average
..
and
to
For
series
of
plant
Gas
Indiana
,if$0.54
Humphrey,
on.U.
Interim
commitment
of
use
Company's operations
in
6%
discount
aggregate
provisions
instalments
natural
bonds
funds
are
BALANCE
■
1
these
construction
April.
on
net
a
securities.
ASSETS—
2,775,000 shs.
#
than
limitation
semi-annual
; "
'
series
any
issued
these
and board of directors of the
reports during the construction period.
will be Issued the latter part of
of
160,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
*
companies for1 the purchase
amount of 3s/a%
bonds due 1968.
company's funds.
of
Gas
6,200,000
preferred stock
$51
realized
of
INCOME ACCOUNT FOR PERIOD
OCT. 5,
300,000 shs.
—__
"
•'•t.
3,825,000
6,200,000
1950—_
$100>
,4
fees, advertising,
working capita),
for
management
reports
2,500,000
(par
series
of
All
the
5,000,000
2,500,000
-
including
balance
company
short-term. securities
the
electricity by its consumers. For the year ended
1948 approximately 97.1% of its gross operating revenue Was
31,
service
1,279,362
,
objectives
in
Outstanding
:—$5,000,000
;
j,
insurance
18
sale
1949.
with
statements, which
of
$32,000,000
due Dec. 31,
it also provides
sells
Toledo
269,894
.
all
Interest
*
—
(D.i- LY
FINANCING
Authorized
1977
The
with
the
3,
connection
Amort,
debt
bonds—
and
Henry S,-vj
Gillette
,
quarterly
A
•
In
Interest
oustanding on Dec. 31,
interest
requirements
on
the
GIVING
issue
$25,000;
aggregate principal
from
June
on
into
Amort,
interest
_
as
of
1,485,097
$3,654,129
stock.
entered
proceeds
invested
$4,610,093
deductions
;';'
Carl
;
common
$143,000,000
23,334
service
Net
■
of
$4,596,151
1,668,000
liquidation:
$2,241,794
2,558,724
$6,283,085
of
$5,332,716
_________
the
of
than
\
been
$5,763,444
1,533,226
,
From Jan. 1—
347,685
quarter).
$17,222,714
.
Rote—The above statement does not Include the ariidunt
collected
for Federal, State and municipal governments in the form
of taxes
on sales of
gasoline, lubricating oils, and other products,
($9,745,303 in
the
$18,133,299
HISTORY AND BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in
Ohio, July
1901.
Company Is an operating public utility engaged primarily in
the production, purchase, transmission, distribution and sale of electric
Net
813,176
share
have
$4,677,262
income
expense
more
no
approximately $48,425,000 from the sale
1945
,
'
;
•
250,000
•
,
$1.38
1
YEARS
1946
.
and
etc.,
•
nancial
1,508,000
\
:
274.-998
.
____
1947
„
and.
(President
Director);
Don
were directed toward the financing of the
pipe Una systentk
financing was Completed during December, 1948, by the sale
2,250,000 shares of common stock and 530,000 units, each unit
consisting of a 6%
interim note
($50 principal amount)
and one
1,014,000
amount
and
which
1,587,976
this
Richmond
Director);
of
1
915,652
of
and
its
1,739,609
(par
D.
(Vice-President
company
of
required
capital
CALENDAR
FOR
funds
general
hew
1,
*4,082;530
387,028
profit
Preferfed
328,087
*
4,285,598
;
acreage—
339,105
4,852,190
1,006,318
■
the
to
93,3.74
350,001-
.
added
income
due
Real
corporation was organized Oct. 5, 1948 for the purpose of
assets, franchises,
permits, etc., subject to the liabilities,
predecessor, Trans-Continental Gas Pipe Line Co., Inc., a Texas
corporation.
Virtually all of the activities of the present Delaware
miles.
_
56,019
.
___—
-r
'
-
obtaining
This
of
1,823,839
•
—
Fed.
stock
southeast
,,,
_
41,^63
,
'
Property retirement
*
v
—___
5,247,765
3,361,000
v.
413,069
443,122
Int., amort, of funded
*
4 debtexpenses,, etc.— V.
Frov.
,,
674,945
to
25 said:
used
1957.
June
Dec.
•„
Othfer
Profit.—
aft<f ')
subsidiary
view
a
by the corporation.
The proceeds will be
the. following manner as received and if less than the full
received, will be expended in the order listed; Organlza-'
trustee
increasing the
operations,
$94^504,724 $94,712,519 $66,322,777 $48,283,479 ;
Costs, and sellfng exps._
70,375,912
68,099,095- 51,668,575
35,353,726
.
with
acquiring
The
1979. series
derived
Mar. 31—
its
catalogue and purchase
a
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Initial Finan¬
Report—Claude A. Williams, President, on March
1,368,481
cumul.
energy.:
*$794,419,
-
,
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.
Quar, End
$783,165
;
;
'
r$200,991
through
cial
1,137,001
notes, 2%,
preferred
water
Net
be
bank loan iiotes_____—
and
289,069'
' '
-
Federal income taxes
acquire,
101.591
6,919,855
mortgage.,. ,tDue
$1,398,444
11,052
to
DIRECTORS—Jack
Net income for the
.' •Bonds
'$967,615
$335,562
__„
intends
is
expense
1,451,389
series
4(4%
k 2,500,615,
.$295,732
deductions
tional
1,210,443
income
Common
2,725,986
;
j
income
the
not be of vaiiie.
Thq nuinber of such copyrights ""3
Gordon, Kaufman & Real, Inc., has no liabilities. ; » H
AND
$200,000.
7,536,775
mortgage
t2%
?J
11,327
>
,
Total
„
,,\u
,
printing,
$2,500,-
1,601,000
principal
taxes J
-i
of/f.,\
a
(Secretary-Treasurer
in
1,423,512
Cumul.
$3,693,602
*
composers
proceeds will be received
spent
1,700,829
3V8% series due 1978_
3%
series dufe 1979
1949—12 Mos.—1948
.289,286
net
9,426,496
taxes
2%%
before
Federal vinci
V
1949—Month—1948
$560,470
$611,441
_^L_
will
$23,868,129 $20,969,542
revs.
CAPITALIZATION
1,35ft,885
~
talented
and
PURPOS,E—As there is no firm commitment for the purchase of thfe
offered, fio representation is made that all or any of the'
1,631,477
annual
Term
Period End. Feb. 28—
estimated '
total
2733.
p.
1948
is
$1,276,750,
and the
annual
$2,500,000 of bonds of the 1979 series will amount to $75,000.
$5,320,§53
1,707,280
Texas Public Service
Co.—Earnings—
•
168,
OF EARNINGS
income
The
$5,308,890
80,244
i
by
publication
written
securities
1,843,618
income
Net
First
.1
all
owns
of
Income—Interest
125,169
Net income
il_:
$357,218
$322,120
Pref ..stock dividend
requirements for the period
—V. J69, p. 1713.
<
and
the
scores
■
rector*.
?
4Hl
by
Avenue
repairs-
&
operating
2232.
$447,289
143,499
writers
in
show
#
OFFICERS
The
Net
15,292,246
$6,104,025
'
specialize
musical
Kaufman
consist
corporation
12,290,933
for
Gross
16,399,435
85
.
Gordon,
Drezner
occupancy
May 2 on a bid of 101.047.
Competing bids
Corp.
and Salomon Bros.: & Hutzler
proceeds
oper.
Total income
de-
——
for
Securities
taxes
$22,503,460 $20,601,136
$447,204
3,713
-
income
Interest
;
1,315,880
taxes..
and
.
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,773,322
revenues.—
income
Gross
$1,312,884
____
of
depreciation.
for
Prov.
Texas Power & Light
Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
corporation
to
company
ASCAP
Direotor);- Nathaniel R.
revenues.'
168*
Period End. Feb. 28— '*
the
new musical numbers and to build
other: catalogues which it intends to promote
income.
-v
;
100.83;, Halsey^ Stuart &
General
886,541
$2.03
tOperating expenses,'costs, general and administrative
expends, lease
rentals, and taxes, other than Federal income taxes.—V.
■
awarded
Union
-
Maintenance
100,000
$1,801,799
produced,
of
popular music
directly,
'
Operation
668
-
-■
$0.94
gas
of
,,
,
SUMMARY
Total
^$793,632
1,772,456
outstanding
Earnings per share_'_l_in____
'
;
1948
$1,659,159
Shares
V-»
1
intention
which may or may
is less than tivelve.
Tishman,
Norman
ready
company and used to provide part of - the
the construction program of the company.
Prov.
Net
by
be
to
/
'
'
$2,192,836
.
taxes_l__
'
was
authorized and outstanding capitals
& Real, Inc. (N. Y.),
The assets of such "
Publisher's Ascap (American Society of Com¬
posers, Authors and Publishers) membership,
dating back to 1942, and
certain
copyrights of popular music which have not been exploited,*
& Co.,
\
.
etc._—__
Income
the
The
'
$780,998
'
$1,904^76
discounts,.interest,
>
,
the
subsidiary
Co. Inc., 100.79169; Carl M. Loeb,
100.4551,; Kidder, Feabody & Co., 100.531; Otis & Co.,
Inc., 100.35; The First Boston Corp., 100.30.
; :
Dated
April
1;
1949, - due April
,
1979.
Chase National Bank,
New York, trustee. V.„'>
' "■
^..>12,633
-14,460
'
;Gross .income lit—
Provision
$2,178,377
19,605
•»
.»«"»,«'
expected
.
about $12,000,000.—V.
PTJRPGSE—Net
incoine____'_______ "
operating
v
announced
was
are
1950.
was
were:
Rhoades
for
j
issue
(jointly),
$2,687,857
516,376
Other income. credlts___^._i'r_7i.7,_:i7
it
on-a plot-fronting 200 feet on York
62nd and 63rd Streets, will represent a
both
on
3s
as
$1,726,791 ;
.
:
Income, from ^operations_ii^____t;
Deprec., depict.\ cancelled and surrendered leaseholds, and dry holes
1,
and interest.
•
1947
$3,721,862
1,098,059
.
colony,-:
apartments
project,
The
$3,499,706
.>
BUSINESS—Corporation
composed by prominent
unpublicized merit.
stock
Consttuction Co., Inc.—Starts Work
ties Corp. (as sole underwriter) on May 4 offered
000 first mortgage bonds, 3% series due 1979, at
-169,733
-1948
•
These
Co., 2 Rector
'
AND
promotion
amount
'■•
„
■
..
The
investment of
65,279
<"■
.i,'„
■
*
apartment
about March
Texas Pacifid Coal & Oil Co. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
♦Gross:roperating;.lncom€j.-ii__-i_
•
•;
.
■
31,802
,
'■
'
-
Transfer
and
and
is
and
Toledo Edison Co —Bonds Offered—Equitable Securi¬
-•
■
It
Bonds
was
President;
$122,851
__i_
....
1
Co.—Sells
started May 2 by this company on Sutton Terrace, Manlargest hew non-institutional rental apartment project which
provide residential accomodations for 500 families on the westerly
Place
f
Income
'
and
,
i__——
• \ -
Registrar
intends to engage in the business of
acquiring, pub-.;
promoting .its copyrighted music through the sale of sheet
licensing of its copyrights to phonograph record and '' *
transcription companies, movies, and to otherwise license its musical
Avenue blofckfront, from-62nd to 63rd Streets, marking another
significant step In the northerly expaftsion of the fashionable Sutton.,
•*>'
14&2.
p.
registrar,
York
railway-321,503
.
and
corporation
music
Sutton Terrace—
will
._.
railway
ry.oper.
—V.
The
lishing
3V8% bonds series due Feb. 1, 1978. Of the pro¬
$500,000 were used to repay a bank loan of like
amount and $1,000,000 will be used to finance
expansion.
—V. 168, 0. 2054.
;
Work
(Continued from page 14)
'.4ffoa$'Jan.-1^-'
Net from
.
incorporated ih Dela-W"
April 11, 1949, with a capitalizatioh of 3,000,000 shares of commoh «",t
stock (par $lc),
')
hftttah's
Gross from railway_I__;:_____i__-—______
L,
Nfet from railway_iL__t^l________^__'___'_l__—:
Gross from
COMPANY
The
CorporaKea
income—
-
ware
ceeds
i.fexas & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
-!Mdrch—1949
oper.
agent
St., New York.
gage
'■stist:':-; kmstmrt Hews:
ry.
•
shares of corhmon stock (par
1(f) at 250 per share.
are offered as a speculation.
Transfer
Privately—The
April 1 sold privately $1,500,000 first mort-
company on
•*
'
■
.
securities
1492,
p.
"Transcontinental
Trans-America Music Corp., New York—Stock
Offered.
—N. R. Real & Co., New York, is
offering 1,200,000 .,.,
$96,600,000
York
Tishman Realty &
Net
169,
heading
paragraph ending with
v.
169;*.
S5) should have appeared under '
Gas
Pipe Line Corp."—See v.
169, • •
compositions.
on
V',
$79,400,000.—V.
from
-
.
,
of
been reduced
until May
Tide
SOne share of Madison Gas & Electric for each 25 held
(If approved).
Less British Income tax.
/
*
,'
^
*,Lfess 30% Jamaica Inpome tax. v 1
*
'
stock have
common
»
4
•
}-
172,000
Trust CO., trustee, 100 Broadway, New
York, N. Y„
16 receive tenders for the sale to it of outstanding first
bonds due Sept. 1, 1950, to an amount sufficient to exhaust
the sum of $193,037, now held In the
sinking fund, at prices not
exceeding par and accrued interest.—V. 167, p. 1262.
.
7-30
5-11
f Pay able in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents'
tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
N<mrealdent tax 15%;, resident fax 7%.
General
an
July 1,
be
reduction
a
annual basis
in 1933 to $646,000,
1949, the only obligations ahead
shares of $3.75 preferred stock,
Accordingly in the past 16 years obli¬
on
On
following the
first
"Chronicle'' of April
(sec
1821.
p.
mortgage
5-31
$1.50
this
The
will
"
37VaC
Young (Thomas) Orchids, Inc
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)u—:
not
the
iM,
,
.
.'Textile Realty Corp.—Seeks Bond Tenders—
'4-21
5-31
T.
books
from
stated value of
a
4-21
5-
»
10c
...
2
5-31
*
10c'
Wy^ong
^Transfer;
5-
$1
10c
preferred
4
matter
1492
p.
^'!
(quar.)_„__
4%■ 2nd-preferred' (quar*.)
Wyandotte Worsted (quar.)
Extra
_J
convertible
reduced
reduction of $4,854,000,
common
stock will
of. the
51
Transamerica Corp.—Correction—
/ 7-20
$1.12'/a
(2035)
The
Humphrey announced that by July 1,
1949, through the redemption of 5,250 shares of the preferred stock
outstanding and the retirement of 13,095 preferred shares now in the
company's treasury the charges on such senior obligations will have
25c
Jr., Company—
(monthly)
CHRONICLE
To enhance this movement Mr.
6-15
$1.12%_
FINANCIAL
,
,
6-8-
25c
com.
preferred (quar.)__—__
prior preferred (quar.)
Common
6%
5-14
6-1
>,
.,
(s-a)a*-*—
1
(Wm.);
Common
4%
-6-
.
.
&
President, pointed out that in May, 1933, these obligations amounted
to
approximately $96,600,000, with consequent interest and dividend
charges totaling $5,500,000 annually, At the
beginning of, 1949, the
company had no funded debt,
V
5-14
6-3
■
.-25c
—
Company (quar.)
& Co., Ltd.—
registered
5-31
31 Vic
,.
Holder«
Payable of Reo.
25c
/
Wprthington Pump & Machinery Corp.,
4%%
Share
V
Woodall Industries, common (quar.)_
5%, conv,. preferred, (quar.) „___
Woodward Governor Co.:
When
COMMERCIAL
of
of
points
in
cost
for
and
of
are
the
and
of
$50
principal
authorized
reserved
holds
by the
operation
Texas
each
of
corporation
necessity granted
struction
The
stock
stock, $3 series,
NOTE—The
and
such
536,009 shares
a
a
to
the
gas
of
the
notes.x
cumulative
pre¬
payment.
Power
natural
amount
unissued
certificate
Federal
Louisiahd
but
for such
of
public
Commission
transmission
NeW
convenience
for
the
con¬
system
from
York-Philadelphia
area.
system is estimated to approximate
'
$190,000,000, and
commitments including
substantial
for
Underwriter^ Stewart J. Lee & Co,^ New York. Proceeds will
for drilling and equipping five wells and for working capital.
that construction shall
April 1, 1951, unless the
the Federal Power Commission requires
start by May 29, 1949, and be completed by
latter date is extended by the Commission.
by
of
design
representing 80% nf the cost of fifty 38-passenger
purchased and placed in operation in 1948 were secured from
fcanks in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The contracts provide for
'Funds
$20,000
of
anents
1'
Dec
1948
equipment obligations
©f $20,000 per month.
,
ACCOUNT FOR
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
.—--—
—
—-—"-—•*■>
—
of
;
——-
1,4~5~2~673
1,170,890
Depreciation
Taxes, other than Federal taxes on income_r~
Provision for Federal taxes on income-—,——
1,385,627
1,099,454
475,000
~
298,630
Scully
the
said
of
■As
Dec.
31,
-—1———•------
Operating income
income
Other
'Net
22,529
:———
income
Gross
:
bids
$567,693
$617,185
264,700
stock——
share
Earnings per common
—
$355,009
:>
While
the decision
of common
Minister
;
for a great many years' capitalization of
stock dividends, has been treated a3 income for
and that "there is nothing new about the decision
Canadian
the
Subsection
3, and reads as follows:
as
result
a
readjustment
QUARTER J----:
of
undistributed
its
and taxes——■*---—•--/
expenses
r
4,620,836
5,054,368
shares
immediately
"$19,794
;
4,216
>,
•— i
•—
$197,653
5,655
"$15,578
''$203,308
63,110
income
Interest on funded debt—
Amort, of discount on funded debtMiscellaneous debits
60,048
'
■
way:
had
-.-.
— — —
2,527
■
taxes
depreciation.
$100.-
par
"
$52,788
"$81,215
income
corporation's
U.
etc——
—_-■—
(at cost)—
Receivables
at cost-:.
-
with
214,469
directors
did
—
_
..
.
stock without par value—
L_
stock
—
collateral trust bonds, due Oct.
1964
1,
Serial notes, 2%,
payable, 2%,
Feb. 1,
1950—
due
$20,000 per month
Accrued
be
must
tion
is
Deferred liabilities
————.
injuries and damages
Reserves for tax contingencies——
Reserves
for
Reserves
for
432,763
59,750
1,651,839
684,184
858,391
297,948
592,185
—r-
—
—
deferred
—
maintenance-—-—
61,000
1,834,861
492,103
676,235
297,948
592,185
^
p.
$40,694,331 $39,669,476
—:
Total
"
for depreciation of $24,748,279
"After reserve
tRepresented
1947..
229,315
by
shares
at
in 1948 and $23,719,730
168,
value.—V.
stated
2054.
would
the
escape
/
contain
similar
no
86,200
tion
on
April 19 filed
per share.
'
•
.
United
.
■
!
■
'
J
Corp.
Cigar-Whelan Stores
(&
sales
Net
profit
No.
of
■
per
—
1948
$17,764,286 $18,327,009
shares-——;
share
89,460
109,989
__
common
Earned
Subs.)—Earns.
1949
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
-
'
•
-
-
2,303,164
*
2,303,164
$0.03
stock
not
until
effective
be
the
had
per
per
of
share
The funds are to be, borrowed from the National City Bank, New
York, Central Hanover Eiank & Trust Co., and Mellon National Bank &
Co.,
in the amount of $5,850,000 each, and $1,950,000 from
Harris Trust & Savings Bank.
The borrowings are to be evidenced by promissory notes maturing
Trust
August
approval
1,
1950, renewable at the option of the company with
for two additional periods of one year each.
Interest
.
be payable at
2xMrU
during the initial period.—V. 169, p. 1821.
SEC
will
assumption that
approved
share
securities
of U. S.
are
each
May
10,
dividend
a
stock,
common
$1.50
of
payable
per
10,
June
1949. Previously, the company paid
and, in addition, disbursed an extra
5,
quarter,
March
on
declared
26
outstanding
record
$1.25 to $1.50 Quarterly
1949.
May 2. said in part:
"Dividends
cumulative
25;
declared
7%
preferred
including
a
stock
and
$6
dividend of
special
share on the
on
the common
share declared on Jan.
totaled $7
per
share
1948
year
these
$52,188,656
together
$1
per
with
declared
dividends,
total
was
and
to
United
and
wear
out
replacements
Steel's
States
of
1948
provisions
exhaustion
"The extent to which
be
disbursed
good judgment on
for
the
the expenditures made
short of
$77,000,000
of
of
facilities.
construction
of
1948
during
year
in
Expenditures
amounted to
program
ever
spent
ap¬
for facilities
the current earnings of any corporation
of
was
its
the part
declared
for
of the
1948
by
United
States
represented
Steel
40.3% of the 1948
be borne in mind
this balance remains in the corporation for the good of all of its
stockholders
profits
for
re-invested
and
corporation.
that
in
the
increases
to
year.
The
remaining
business.
that
should
the
extent
stockholders'
equity
in
*
>
,
It
"
be of interest to the stockholders to know that during the
47 yearc from Jan. 1,
1902, to Dec. 31, 1948, dividend declarations
amounted
to 68.1%
of the total profits of United States Steel for
that period. During the past 20 years, that is, from Jan.
1, 1929, to
may
31, 1948, 85.9% of the total income of United States Steel for that
period
was
ordered
to
dividends."
In
his
(estimated
expenses
BUSINESS—Company was organized in Maine Sept.
public
a
southeastern
in
utility
operating
and
southwestern
Utah
central
Idaho,
also-
is
and
Wyoming
were
properties.
■
properties
transferred
.
July, 1944, : Traction company-sold its transportation:
to Salt Lake City Lines, a non-affiliated company, and
its electric and other remaining property* to Utah comIn
In consideration whereof Utah company assumed, all the llabiliTraction company, forgave all indebtedness of Traction com¬
pany,
ties
in Salt Lake City,
and also owned certain electric
light properties which it leased to Utah; company and
operated by Utah company In connection with its owrt
system
and
power
which
*
of
it,-and surrendered for cancellation all of Traction com¬
pany's outstanding capital stock.
Traction company has not yet been
dissolved, but It is merely a shell corporation owning no property
and having no assets.
\
,
due
pany
.
PROGRAM—The construction program of company
CONSTRUCTION
inclusive, will require ap- >
and
that
approximately $11,000^,000 will be expended in
1949, approximately,
$14,570,000 in 1950, and approximately $16,580,000 in 1951.
Its
and
for the
subsidiary
years
1949-1951
proximately $42,150,000 during that period for additions to its
its
subsidiary's properties.:. Of this amount it is anticipated-
1979 series bonds, together with
will not be sufficient to carry the proposed
of Utah and Colorado companies through 1949.'
conditions
and
other
related factors permitting^
proceeds from
the sale of the
company's available cash,
construction
and
program
market
by appropriate governmental authorities,
to issue and sell common
of stock for each eight,
subjects to authorization
it is
the present intention of Utah company
stock on the
minimum basis of one share
stock now outstanding, and coincident with,
sale of common stock, to issue and sell, if
first mortgage bonds (presently estimated
not to
as may be required "to finance the balance
of the
1949
construction program.
To the extent that Utah com¬
pany's resources are not sufficient to met its construction expendi¬
tures
in
1950
and
1951, Utah company anticipates that they wilf
be
provided for by the issuance of such additional securities, from,
time to time, as Utah company deems most desirable.
shares
the
of
common
subsequent
such
to
such additional
exceed $3,000,000)
necessary,
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
remarks, Mr.
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
mortgage bonds;
2%%
series
due
1976
318%
series
due
1978
series
3%
be
paid
to
the
-
sinking
fund
notes
under
loans
(no
3,000,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
..
•
"
due
11.500,000
tl,500,000 shs.
,
stock
Common
bank
3,000,000
1973-—
debs, due
1956
to
1947
[$250,000,000
j
1979.
par)
"8,500.000
1,185,241 shs.
$500,000 payable Nov. 1, 1949.
1948, the capital stock authorized under Utah*
certificate of organization amounted to 1,250,000 sharest
(no par) of which 1,185,241 shares are issued and outstanding; Utah:
company submitted to its stockholders at their regular annual meeting
held Oct. 20,
1948, a proposal to amend said certificate of organi¬
zation so as to authorize a total of 1,500,000 shares (no par), and
"Does
not
tPrior
include
to
Oct.
20,
company's
proposal
was
adopted.—V. 169, p. 1821.
Utah Ry.—Earnings
railway
$201,676
from
29,846
Net
ry.
Net
from
ry.
stockholders
in
the
"
"
1946
607,375
498,099'
152,800
"60,265
$166,141
33,44T
19,420'
109,053
67,919
53.39S
.
.
1—
574,237
railway
from
Net
M5.883
income.
oper.
1947
$183,741
42,000
16,448
'53,856
From Jan.
Gross
;
$87,766
railway—
from
Net
1948
1949
March—
income—
"Deficit.—V.
483,198
22.862
3,514
"15,534
"26,154
railway
oper.
169,
p.
-
1714.
form
of
Van Raalte Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—'
.
1949
"Net
profit
Common
outstanding^l_____
$5,817,357
532,119
i
shares
429,867
387,948
$4,970,560
444,525
387,948
$1.11
share-—
$1.37
"After
provision
for
depreciation,
profit-sharing
and
charges, including Federal taxes.—V. 169, p. 1273.
Earnings per
1947
1948
$6,661,886
258,632
$1.72
common
Victor Adding Machine Co., Chicago—Record
all
other
Sales—
formula that combines efficiency and cooperation to
production
and,
in
turn,
provide " larger profits for
employees, this company announced that $258,395 was credited to the
accounts off shareholers in its Employees' Security Fund in 1948.
This
sum
which
is lightly
less than half the amount U6ed for
employee benefits and personnel activities was made possible by the
greatest sales volume in Victor's history, according to G. H. Turner,
Vice-President in charge of personnel.
Victor employees
become eligible for participation in the Security
Fund after they have been with the company a year.
Distribution of the company's contributions to the fund were made
on
Dec. 31,
1948 on a basis of two
shares for each year of service
Following
permit
high
prior
to
shares
a
and one share of reach subsequent year.
Additional
given for each $100 in base pay earned by the member
1944,
are
during the year.
The
assets
of
The shares for 1948 are worth approximately $5.50as of Dec. 31, 1948 totaled approxi¬
the Security Fund
.,
Olds also reviewed
and expansion achievements
due
$32,000,000
k
—
should
through the declaration of dividends involves the exercise
"Dividends
Dec.
is
and
..
directors of the particular cor¬
poration in the light of the situation of that corporation. The con¬
trolling
facts
and
circumstances
differ with different
companies.
What may be sound and proper in one corporation may be inadvisable
in the case of another concern. It would seem proper in the case of
many
corporations to conserve a part of large dollar earnings in
years of unusually high or abnormal business operations to build up
a fund for
the needs of years In the future when industrial conditions
possibly may not be so auspicious. Then again, it may be much wiser
in
a
particular situation to use some of current high profits for
capital purposes, such as the building of needed, new facilities, rather
than to attempt to raise the funds for this purpose through borrowing
or
through the issuance of additional stock.
"It
in
of
■
Gross
income, the sum of
remained for re-investment in the business. This amount,
additions
the
„
per
-
$146,000,000,
on
'
Company has two subsidiaries, Western Colorado Power Co., which
supplies electric service In the southwestern portion of Colorado, and! .
Utah Light and Traction Co., which owned and operated a transpor¬
such
the
for
1949.
for
proceeds
annual
the
by
Irving S. Olds, Chairman of the board, in his remarks
to the stockholders at the 48th annual meeting held on
that
to Retire Pfd.—
has received SEC authorization to borrow $19,500,000
from four banks for use (with treasury funds)
to redeem all of its
outstanding Prior Preferred Stock.
company
where this corpora¬
the
v
stock,
100.8091.
Nine other
Equitable Securities
of
Authorized
April
on
presently
holders
$1.25
$1
;
liability.
tax
directors
on
to
bid
public utility holding company under .the Public Utility
Holding Company Act of 1935.' It is-.engaged principally T. In the
business of generating, transmitting, distributing and selling electric
energy throughout such territory, and to a limited extent in providing; ,
central, steam' heating service In the commercial distflct of Salt Lake •
City:
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Serial
59.7%
United Light & Rys. Co.—Bank Loan
The
on
share amounts to $20.58.
per
The
a
3s as follows:
registered
a
But, according to the tax ruling, these sellers failed
Canadian holders
profit
-
connection
provision in
is not required.
approval
Common Div. Increased from
1949
on
.,
estimated
AND
It
1912.
3 Vz %
share
2
by the company will
COMPANY
northern
income
$0.02
-r-V. 168, p. 1946.
received
be
1st
a
shares of capital stock
by stockholders at $3.25
Scully
stock¬
in the stated value of shares
$275,200,000—the largest amount
by .United States Steel in a single year. : -
letter of notification with the SEC
(par $1), to be offered for subscrip¬
-The Enterprise Corp., 70 Pine
Street, New York, a substantial stockholder, has agreed to subscribe
to 10,000 shares and has option to purchase any shares not subscribed
for by stockholders.
Enterprise may resell the acquired shares. . Pro¬
ceeds will be used for working capital.—V. 164, p. 870.
The company
for
the
of surplus.
law, an Increase
proximately
City—Files—
deducting
to
disturbed by the
fact
that they may, at any time,
find themselves in a position of
having, a tax liability because of the action of a directorate trans¬
ferring sums to capital account. In the case of Steel, the net taxable
1948
Tyson Bearing Corp., Jersey
that
of
value
ago.
approved by stockholders. In New Jersey,
"After
in
stated
However, Mr.
respecting Canadian
years
Canadian stockholders sold their
increase
to
May
bonds as
to be approximately $2,984,273
and excluding accrued interest >
initially become part of company's
general funds and as such may be applied to any of its corporate
purposes, which include capital expenditures for construction.
PURPOSE—Net
after
Securities
the
$100
situation
the
incorporated, stockholders'
Some
the
laws
tax
Canadian
of
400,000
——
——
!
taxes
609,793
to
260,000
notes,
Accrued interest
400,000
272,381
—-—
-
current maturities
Accrued vacation pay
—
:
Serial
6,342,025
8,395,640
5,975,000
693,756
contracts, 2.75%
—
due Dec. 1, 1949—-————
Accounts and wages payable
Equipment
Notes
9,655,250
6.342,025
8,306,598
5,975,000
——
surplus
Earned
$4,274,850
reduction in capital
Capital surplus, arising from
4%
$4,274,850
9,655,250
stock (par $50)
convertible prior preferred
tCommon
11
some
alter
capitalization
the
However,
LIABILITIES—
5%
$40,694,332 $39,669,476
to
restores
$75
to
not
meeting on May 2.
-Tata!
three-for-one
the
down
States
the
awarded
was
received for the
May 1, 1949; due May 1, 1979.
Interest payable M-N
City at the principal office of Guaranty Trust Co.
York, corporate trustee. ....
or
Under
676,235
858,391
218,218
—
:
charges
74,120
1,374,072
the
of
this
United
17,855
746,201
1,540,030
—
fund
Injuries and damages reserve
Deferred
increased by $217,581,300 to
split, the stated value repre¬
was
holders.
1,337,000
8*'8™
r—
and supplies,
Materials
$35,229,524
1,211,951
875,000
~
-—-——■
^
Government securities
S.
capital
outstanding share will be $33Vh.
each
written
declared
1947
1948
$35>88:ji8®3
f3,875
equipment (net)————
deposits,
Special
by
action
stock
BALANCE SHEET, DEC. 31
CONSOLIDATED
ASSETS—
Cash
sented
the
"Road and
stated
series due 1979, at
.
the
'Sofne stockholders have drawn Mr. Scully's attention to the fact
"■Loss.
-
the
increase
to
shares
common
Thus
$870,325,200.' After
Net
that enough of this
outstanding
capital from $75 to
voted
directors
the
Then
Issue
The
86,677
income
on
no
i-i
,
Federal
economic
$270,000,000 be added to the stated capital represented by
1,266
2,526
>
;
provision affects Canadian holders of Steel common stock in
The directors in January restored to surplus $270,000,000
been allocated to depreciation reserves in 1935
to cover
This
this
which
-.Gross
a
the
before
•
of the business at that time."
Operating income
Non-operating income
a
or
capitalized,'
reorganization or readjustment was
completed, equal to the proportion of the undistributed
income so
capitalized, that would have been payable to him on the winding up
the
Operating
corporation or the
any
part ,of the
dividend shall be
by each of the persons who held any of
received
deemed to have been
-
is
hand
on
.
100.619;
tation
contained Is Section 9,
of the reorganization of
capital stock, the whole
income
the
last' year,
■■".! "■
is
feature
this
revised
were
noted.
he
which
under
laws
tax
income
continued,
was
provision
Offered—Kidder,
Co.—Bonds
Light
&
(as sole underwriter) on May 4 offered
York
New
6,
.
.principle
The
for
demands which, if made and granted, would necessarily
producing steel." See also V. 169, p. 1928.
.
Canadians held 91,789 shares of United States
.
'
satisfying, what now
steel products. Fur¬
in
demand
accumulated
Dated
New
as
purposes
"When,
,
—
well
as
government plan for adding
has been suggested.
capacity,* as
a-factor
be
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, ,100.619; Union
Securities Corp., 100.583; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.55; .Salomon
Bros.
& Hutzler,
100.55; The First Boston Corp.,
180.54; Carl MLoeb, Rhoades & Co. and E. H. Rollins & Sons (jointly), 100.5099; r
Otis & Co., Inc., 100.40; Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co.
(Jointly), 100.259999. •*
,i;/.
....
. ;
that
case."
this
.
STATEMENT FOR FIRST
-CONSOLIDATED INCOME
in
same
$302,992
onsprior preferred
earnings,
262,175
—•—
income
Dividends
36,476
.
abnormal de¬
by-,,
Mr.
cost of
Power
were
Corp.,
tax
1948,
said
Scully
taxation
——T——
.
deductions
Income
v.*
Mr.
the
101.25 and interest..
.
stock.
common
any
ingot
to
$3,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3%
.
$580,708
$545,164
these
Utah
.
Steel
that
prices for steel products would appear to be in-<
provide an adequate return on the huge investment ,r
proposed new steel mills."
•
•
7
higher
for
Peatoody & Co.
liability of Canadian stockholders would
date from the approval by directors of the recapitalization plan last
Jan. 25.
'■*/ v.-vt-/.
Mr.
the
into
Olds also told the shareholders that "there are rumors of forth¬
Mr.
definitely taxable as income/' V. M. Scully, Deputy
National Revenue,, stated in Ottawa, Canada, on May 3.
of
whether
new
time
in
former
the
increase the
'
.;
of
coming labor
stock to 26,109,-
"are
of
tons
out
needed
1
.
indications
clear
are
questionable
million
c'arried
thermore,
Held Taxable Under Cana¬
is taken from the "Wall Street
'
government
evitable in order to
8,703,252 shares, without par value.
from
United
stock
262,980
maintenance
Provision^ for deferred
2,273,688
2,780,616
most
15
be
The
"benefits" to Canadian stockholders resulting from
States Steel Corp. to increase the stated value
Any
1947
'
Maintenance
shares
Journal":
$18,948,941 $16,680,822
10,603,365
12.700,968
•
May 12, 1949 must be accompanied by due bills.
The split-up will increase the outstanding common
dian Laws—The following
YEARS
is
remains
Increase in Stated Capital
be at the rate
1948
Operating revenue
Operation
■
Increased
three-for-one basis,
on a
from
stock
common
the
observed:
or
could
the
the au¬
split-up
to
"there
that
...
756
r
CALENDAR
proposal
a
10
15,000,000 shares to 45,000,000 shares
stockholders' voting rights to three votes
per share,
.
'' '
.
•:
The stockholders also approved an increase in the total stated capi¬
tal represented by outstanding common
stock from $652,743,900 to
$870,325,200, or a total capital increase of
$217,581,300. Of this
total increase, $38,462,801 was transferred from existing capital sur¬
plus, thus eliminating the balance in this account, and the remaining
$179,118,499 from earned surplus. The changes In capital surplus and
earned surplus accounts were made effective
as of Dec.
31, 1948,
and increased the stated capital represented by the no par common
stock outstanding prior to the split-up from $75 to $100 per share,
thus restoring the capital of the common stock to what
it was in
.
and now P£ovi<le *orr. *
July 1, 1948. After tne
made, payments on the
and they will also
commence,
Olds
increased the preferred
and
due
and payments of-,
prepaid, and the maturity dates
were
remaining serial notes
were changed
payment of $20,000 per month commencing
final payment on the serial notes has been
'the'
stock
common
thorized
payThe total
were
March 1, 1950.
beginning
month
per
the
Asserting
the Secretary
will distribute
on or about June 2,
LB49 two additional shares of common stock for
each share held as of record May 12,
1940. The New York Stock
Exchange ruled that the common stock be not quoted ex-said dis¬
tribution until further notice, and that all certificates delivered after
buses
local
contracts is $693,756.
At the time arrangements
made for funds to pay for the buses, the $400,000 serial notes
amount of
present
approved
2
May
on
of
entry
for steel
products, which„ came into being largely as a
product of World War II, is fast becoming a thing, of „*the past,"
April, 1927. (See V. 169, p. 539).
Subject to filing of Certificate of Amendment with
of State of New Jersey on May 12, 1949, the company
Co.—Annual Report—
'Twin City Rapid Transit
stockholders
The
from
suggested
the
mand
be used
Corp.—Split-Up Ratified—
United States Steel
to
business.
"It
the line is such that its delivery capacity may be
approximately 340,000 MCF of natural gas per day to
approximately 505,000 MCF of natural gas per day by the con¬
struction of additional compressor stations. * On the basis of . present
material and labor costs, the corporation, estimates that the cost of
providing such increased capacity will be approximately $43,000,000. ,
Such on increase in cupacity would require an additional cerfcificateQf public convenience and necessity from the Federal Power Com¬
mission for which the corporation intends to apply in the near future.. .
J3uch
an
increase
would also require additional supplies of gas,
additional gas sales contracts and additional financing. The foregoing ,
estimated
cost
does not take into consideration any underground
storage capacity, which the Commission, in its opinion granting the
corporation's certificate, indicate might be required in connection
with an increase in the capacity of the pipe line.—V. 169, p. 1342.
The
increased
opposition
steel
April 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
800,000 shares (10c par) common, to be offered at 37Vic per 3hare,'
The company on
into pipe, certain equipment and
project. The certificate granted
plate, the fabrication of such plate
the engineering
supervision of the
his
Shreveport, La.—Files—
U. S. Oil & Gas Corp.,
madesteel
the 'corporation at Dec. 31," 1948 had
contracts for the purchase of
therewith
connection
in
Monday, May 9, 1949
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
52
the corporation's
production
during the post-war period and reiterated
mately $1,400,000.
As in the past, the major investment of fche Fund
was
in ■ government
bonds, with other investments in public utility
and
industrial
bonds.
Volume 169
Number 4801
-*
THE
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
Harriman
&
The company on May 4 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $20,000,000 first and refunding mortgage bonds, due June 1,
1979. The names of the underwriters wijl be determined
through com¬
petitive
bidding.
Proceeds
will
be
1928.
p.
for
used
construction.—V.
COMMERCIAL
Dated May
option
169,
of
Co.,
Inc.,
Stone
&
whole
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
Total
income
Total
—1
.
Estimated
1949;
1,
the
due
May
at
company
from
time
days'
published
or
60
Earned
per
169,
shareu
common
"
1606.
p.
106,540
5,900
$43,282
Nil
$0.23
1—
:
'i:.
30,000
$8,060
profit—————!
to
March—
Net
ry.
$2,154,057
railway_____.
467,476
income—
289,289
162.276
8,891.861
Jan.
1946
$3,219,689
272,358
cost
169, p.
Three
mtge.
793,736
due
487,339
General
8,459,285
2,384,173
9,381,836
7,559,668
4,089,818
2,725,778
1,953,038
1,502,661
2,512,748
1,765,728
5%
Dec.
3%
in
Provision
1949
$9,745,678
856,589
1,174,123
inc.
on
52,030
on
profit
taxes
slock
$0.29
$0.43
Ward Baking Co.—Earnings—
Net
profit
No.
of
—V.
after
per
/
.
'
•
-
■'
'
•
all charges
*____
shares———J
common
Earned
.
Mar.
26, 49 Mar. 20, '48
$663,272
$635,845
721,256
719,390
$0.80
$0.73
—.
share—
common
of
with
I no
a
the
New
AND
York
York,
sales
Net
income
and
Earnings
revenue—
(for
6,412,410
share™______________
common
!_
1,000,000 shs.
,
Edison
$3.71
Co.
of
—V.
5, 1900. Since
has owned all of
under
The
169,
Edison
the
Co.
direction
have
of
a
requirements
company)
the
in
the
consolidated
earnings
(& Subs.)
for
the
period.
been
1949
'
revenues
„!
natural
of
plant
acquis.t.on
General
taxes
Provision
Spec.
chargeable
income
conversion
1,089,136
1,000,000
Co.—;
806,600
58,100
Oper.
Patterson.
and
exos.
Operating
stock
918,217
_———
Income
of
Earnings
On
—
number
1606.
p.
-
of
510,000
561,007
B.
pania Azucarera
Boca
formerly
Ch!ca
C.
$1.39
$2.82
$1.51
Operating
board
by West Indies Sugar Corp.,
Iluntling Howell, formerly.. President of Boca
Chica,
the West Indies organization as
Vice-President
of
sidiary, Cuban Dominican Sales Corp.—V. 169, p. 1342.
W.
week
of
output
ended
1.98%
week
of
of
April
over
the
30,
the
1949
output
of
has
also
its
The
of
a
with
amounted
of
of
SEC
the
this
/
its
500,000
Rothschild
&
&
Co._
subsidiaries have
with the simplification
Holding Company Act;
I
Power
and
12
Co._
MONTHS
$26,332,102
—
.$2,829,622
$1,6&9,814
1,731,016
—V.
$936,663
—
$245,280
$1,098,606
joined
120,860
451,180
428,676
3,829,881
ft._
169, p.
The
SEC
has
scheduled
..
the filing
designed to
integration require¬
and
-i
1
West Penn Electric
.
4,218,218
10,355,914
10,409,370
'1949
$2,142,870
1,518,735
'
Stuart & Co.
^
$1,838,974
for
hearing
Co.—Bonds
Trie, and associates
1979, at 102.806 and interest.
iN. Y.)
and cash
on
May
17.—V.
$619,197
$553,188
29,450
27,147
$654,503
$648,647
received
at
was
the
awarded
sale
for
May
3s
-Earnings—
1?49
1948
$360,753
$381,952
$341,701
57,531
93,354
-62,671
7,281
23,558
34,688
21,477
23,077
988,352
978,473
162,58)
84,39#
53,590
73,15#
/
•
—
income™
railway
railway
1,030,202
...
1947
,
1,110,213:
146,206
income—.
1946
"
$332,163
264,639
57,624.
114,546
169, p. 1606.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Net
ry.
Earnings—
1948
1947
1946
railway——
railway
from
Net
—
1949
from
$2,720,425
$2,636,903
$2,482,942
910,676
857,696
1,017,151
190,167
income—
601,057
-589,865
645,220
151,025
4,589,76©
oper.
from
Net
$1,759,561
—V.
railway—._
8,164,798
7,851,250
6,616,485
railway-
from
ry.
2,844,568
2,700,786
2,496,129
790,923
income
1,905,625
1,973,647
1,631,900
599,195
oper.
169',
1493.
p.
Wilson
&
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
corporation has called for redemption on June 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $1,142,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%
series due 1958, at 100% and interest.
Payment will be made at the
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, corporate trustee, 140 Broadway,
New
York,
N.
Y.—V.
169,
Wilson Jones Co.
1162.
p.
( &
' .-V
•
sales
Cost
of
"
,
•
Sub.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended—
Feb. 28,'49
Feb. 29,'4#
$5,512,000
$5,694,000
5,119,000
5,059,00®
$393,000
—
sold
goods
profit
and
from
expenses.
operations
$635,00©
income
40,000
3,000
$433,000
Other
income
$638,000
deductions
Provision
for
] 1,000
Fed.
income
taxes
(estd.)u
7,000
164,000
*
income
241,000
$258,000
surplus,
beginning
!___
$390,00©
1,556,000
1,273,00©
$1,814,000
fiscal year
of
Total
sui-p'.us
•___
...
Dividends
$1,663,000
221,000
$1,202,090
1,492,090
$0.88
$1.48
Feb. 28,'49
Aug. 31,'48
—_1
;
Capital surplus
461,000
$1,593,000
1,509,000
surplus
Earned
per
i_
share
common
253,523
240,774
stock dividends
$395,124
$339,561
67,503
-
$400,669
—
63,778
97,504
.
avail,
hand
and
and
on
notes
demand
deposits
receivable,
less
$990,000
for
Officers'
refund on prior years' income taxes.
employees' notes and accounts.
plant and equipment (net)—
charges
-,
and
stock
com.
$303,165
$327,620
$275,783
$1.38
$1.49
$1.25
(220,000 shares;
2332.
'
__
Auto
Supply
Co.
Deferred
Patents,
less
1948
Note
$11,194,844
11.135,718
12,462,920
payable
Provision
for
provision
for
Federal
tax
stock
brought about mainly by
operating
preparing
169,
■
591,090
1,509,000
1,593,000
$101
2,948,000
1,509,000
(par
1821.
p.
1,556,000
;
$7,580,000
t
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings-
increased
salary
and
wage
rates.'
The
March—
Gross
ry.
*
From
Gross
Net
Net
1949
1946
$1,658,975
$1,484,625
1,389,020
———__—
Jan.
1,256,891
1548
$2
1946
1947
$1,904,676
449,887> $2,227,900
539,640
646,403
7221027
22,256
277,663
325,727
441,908
"289,73®
6,505.681
6,854,579
6,008,994
.5,408,69®
1,218,503
1,395,752
1,430,237
714,2GB
395,000
462,793
673,304
"22,575
1—
from
frcm
ry.
'
$2,342,405
railway..—'
oper. income
railway—
railway—
nper.
income
"Deficit,.—V.
Inc.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended March 31—
railway
from
Net
1949
.
from
Net
to
meet the trend of lower prices and lower
an
aggressive merchandising policy and a reduction in,
expenses.
Sales volume for the month of March reached a'
revenues
476,080
2.948,000
surplus
$0.77
Western Light & Telephone Co.,
Operating
$500,000
430,000
surplus
B.
Bamesberger states: The decrease in net profit as compared to
1948 is attributable to loss of gross profit through decreased sales made
at a narrower profit margin, together with relatively higher
operating
costs
$7,580,000
$575,755
—$0.07
share———
2,000
413,000
taxes
383,081
$48,933
per
62,000
'
,
accruals
income
35,000
2,076,000
60,000
$7,343,000
Capital
—V.
earnings
5,000
39,000
958,836
__.
earnings
'
;
$23,657,764
107,434
58,501
inc.
tax
and
Federal
Earned
$22,594,359
—
:
payable—baixk____
Accounts
for Federal income
H.
.
2,134,000
$450,000
amortization
LIABILITIES—
1949
$10,858,641
before
Net
.
3,275,000
173,000
2,000
,
(Mo.)—Earnings—
sales—
Net
-
1,239,000
2,922,000
Inventories
Claim
$718,000
1,191,000
reserve
$7,343,000
for
share
per
SHEET
ASSETSCash
Capital
expenses
3
1C9,
p.
,1929.
*
,
Yonkers Electric Light & Power
series due May
were:
Period End. Mar. 31—
$269,954
__.
income
.
—
_
$227,734
715
Co.—Earnings—
Gross income
Interest
and
—,
:
deductions—
$270,669
_•___
other
73,256
.
$228,187
»
58,291
1,
available
on
for
dividends"—-
preferre'd
$197,413
The
of
First
102.2068.
Boston
Other
Corp.,
bids
101.823;
p.
A
—
50,485
$146,923
"Including
1714.
provision
for
income
—
taxes
and
119,144,367
114,234,89®
$1,251,574
$5,172,092
and
$4,535,435
1,107,901
1,002,116
4,270,453
3,817,390
$255,753
taxes
$249,458
$901,639
Non-opeiating
$718,045
C31
631
2,160
Gross
2,251
$903,799
$720,296
income-
income
$2_7,oo9
deductions
$250,089-
66,839
67.947
270,058
259,449
$i:0,550
$182,142
$633,741
$460,847
$169,896
50,485
—_—
stock
194°—12 Mos.—1948
32,330,409
$1,364,659
revenues
exps.
Income
Net
Dividends
1949—3 Mos.—1949
.32,428,659
453
:
Oper.
$119,410
Net
-V.
bid
electric.—kwh._
Operating
operating income
Balance
a
of
Operating income
Guaranteed unconditionally
on
:____
—-—
Offered—Halsey,
May 5 offered $12,-
on
—:
Sales
Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
issue
.
March—
$580,335
253,834
.
169,
to payment of principal and interest by Consolidated
The
$165,203
1,285,787
$624,135
income
"Operating
000,000 general mortgage bonds, 3%
as
t$8,219
'
Gross
V
1947
1,390,562
.
1948
$2,009,758
.
30,368
Non-operating
.
$57,089
.
the' plan
Lighting
$557,478
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
168, p.
Net
Westchester
668,895
135,71©
1—-
oper.
Earned
Co.—Earnings—
.
1929.
p.
140,531
1821.
in
company
.
190,399
45,200
contingent charges, i.e. capital fund, interest
mortgage 4'/2%
income bonds, sinking fund
purposes.
tDeficit.—V. 169, p. 1714. -
from
ry.
transactions
Upon consummation of the plan, the property and assets of Railways
consist solely of those related to its
transportation service, and
there will be no holding company in the West Penn
Electric System
having a subsidiary company 'which itself has a sqbsidiary
company.
221,098
for
railway.
from
Total
;
holding
151,782
$969,816
"$42,477
123,934
Wholesale
will
a
198,864
$322,711
general
V
Jan.
Net
Other
—
income
Earns,
the
/
:
44,173
$323,387
1,700,291
profitable level.—V. 169, p. 1714.
which is
Gross
150,000
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$1,379,318, ^$368,994
442,655
423,714
—
owned
•
$818,034
2*7,041
railway__u_
oper.
Net
22,415
company is
volume with
*
ry<
From
$1,635,399
used or useful by Railways in
rendering transportation service,
together with the assumption by West Penn Electric of Railways' bond
obligations, and the repurchase from Power by West Penn Electric of
all of the 583,999 shares of common stock of
Monongahela Power Co.
1
$133,847
300,000
&
Co._
Wood
E.
Retail
for
not
by Power.
Net
1,000,000
14,002
Earnings
certain
$279,214
$641,342
,
•,
from
Net
$2,815,620
income
Net
Net
company
; The plan provides for the reorganization of West Penn Railways
including the distribution to West Penn Electric of Railways stock¬
holdings in West Penn
$100,000
Co.,
847
Provision
compliance
ments of
Net
Property,
to
proposing
276,791
$584,910
46,822
on
from
Gross
—
&
$668,147
Interest deductions
107,666,000 kwh., an increase
105,582,000 kwh. for the corresponding
three of
the
&
Inc
AND
income
Total
company-and
as
4,134
earnings
Other
1948/
plan
are
$1,375,184
revenues
Western
Co.—Weekly Output—
properties
$1,094,825
188,952
sub¬
Plans Further Simplification—
further
underwriters
Com-
'
>
Copeland
Three Months Ended March 31—
electric
$312,799
84,445
—.
corporate
March—
Gross
Total
Preferred
the
of
Joined
West Penn Electric
$363,659
33,290
Western Ry. of Alabama
the
—
$3.22
whose properties were recently
has been elected a director.
•acquired
Power
(including
$7,955,180 $29,477,237
Years Ended March 31—
Gross
A.,
por
278,813
its
income—
electric.—kwh.
Director, Etc.—
Chairman
429,067
290,790
56,432
available
other
and
Accounts
Woolworth,
293,123
90,477
446,491
outstanding-.
West Indies Sugar Corp.—New
Norman
149,954
—
income
Net
stock:
shares
95,203
$650,636
24,696,703
income
"Deficit.—V.
Net
'
stations of
■^
.
$9,654,540 $10,029,49®
"94,393
charges
"Amount
$1,435,741
612,000
___
outstanding at end of» period.—
average
169,
years
secure
26,661,617
deductions
of
Net
common
to
7,288,033
income
Sales
440,030
outstanding during period-
share of
per
shares
On
—V.
number
$1,835,'995
income—,—
"Net
-tOOO's Omitted)
stock:
common
$896,715
accrls.
deductions
Net
$1,875,771
$849,657
Outstanding at end of period—.-
8,193,495
$604,090
income-
oper.
requirements
901,088
440,030
;_
Balance
•Average
8,757,825
$840,232
Dr)
income
Fixed
from the generating
Pollock
E.
P.
QUARTER
Operating expenses and taxes.
Shares
served
7,778,301
income
Gross
Dr27,411
$1,289,687
preferred
2,838,563
The
West Virginia Water Service
on
ry.
Miecell.
Net
$2,776,859
deductions—i—
income
Dividends
the
numer¬
many
Inc.
$3,153,435
taxes—
Sales of gas—-cu.
Net
of
respectively,
Kendall,
Wm.
$2,804,270
85,210
other
$3,442,653
2,855.655
income
(net
Total
13,400
(Cr)
gas
$2,207,904
end
for
principal
1943—3 Mos.—1649
revenues —
Non-operating
902,204
income
Interest
FOR
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
Other
stock
1,000,000
Operating
998,260
natural
-
From Jan. 1—
Harcld
11,108
taxes_—
to
Co.)
Ry.
1949—3 M«s.—1948
$3,695,887
was
Edison
62,239
___
Federal
for
prov.
44,431
260,845
_
for
STATEMENT
Tidewater Southern
65,726
tax
ry.
INCOME
and
1949—Mohth—1948
•
expenses
oper.
rents
Co.
dispatcher
them,
Thomas
,048,668
adjustments
operations——
to
991,156
169.550
$2,122,694
losses
several
by
250,000
918,703
411.025
ccsts„
Depreciation
Property
the
300,000
EARNINGS
1.404,182
—;
conversion
gas
348,489
SYSTEM
.
revenues
other
—V.
250;000
10 ,773,393
———
Maintenance
Amortiz_tion
load
L.
$17 ,673,000
10,695,451
1,223,910
961,033
Northern Ry.
Period End. Mar. 31—
Other
operated
Equitable Securities Corp. l.OOO.OOo
Gregory & Son, Inc._
500,000
1943
-
$18,162,318
1,386,054
—
Sacramento
Operating
Operating
Company.
purchased
Co
&
Merle-Smith—
&
1,380,367
Equip, and joint facility
:
„■
—Earnings
12 Months Ended March 31—
of
of
names
Otis & Co
Washington Gas Light Co.
AmortizpHon
Edison
amounts
•
&
income—
CONSOLIDATED
Net
Lightl"g
capital
electricity of
supplied irf major part
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Operating
Operation
the
central
for
are
Consolidated
several
Julien Collins
Dick
1,008,806
319,788
railway!—
oper.
(Incl.
.
Inc.
Consolidated
generating
the System
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.$5,650.000
745.
p.
the
"170,282
10,424,323
2,425,661
"836,000 shs.
York,
1904
Hill
included
are
New
only), New Rochelle, Peekskill and Rye, and
villages "throughout the county.
The territory
follows:
$3.77
giving effect to a $510,867 write-down of product inven¬
tories during the quarter ended March
31, 1949, because of a decrease
In the market value of
products manufactured and marketed.
No part
of the earnings of the Devonian
Co.,; in which Warren owns a 75%
125.000.000
greatest possible overall economy.
Westchester company has no electric
and
•
interest,
ry,
)12,000,000
BUSINESS—Westchester
UNDERWRITERS—The
$59,229,564
—
264,645
8,728,342
$7,790,000
•1
Consolidated
stations of
$73,301,379
_—_
322,073
9.490,423
Ry. payroll tax accruals
Ry. inc. tax accruals.—
Outstanding
gas
and
Westchester
1948
taxes—"6,308.203
after
per
"After
<
1949
623,216
9,111,3G7
railway
"Deficit.
All
Nov.
Inc.,
*$3,151,412
65,152
the
gas
unit
own.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
9 Months Ended March 31—
Net
from
Net
Ry.
par)—
1946
550,919
Net rev. fx! ry. opers.—
1967( Open-end
j mortgage
1979
1947
$3,085,303
615,335
income—
oper.-
from
Net
the
$10,000,000
1967, due July 1,
1948
$3,251,943
849,056
Prom Jan. 1—
of
bonds,
The
Warren Petroleum Corp.
ry.
Earnings—
1949
railway
railway
from
Net
53
$3,4^5,493
from
Net
more
price
company is a
public utility operating company
manufacture, purchase, transmission, distribution and
in the County of Westchester, except the Towns of
Somers,
in
the
as
'
169, p. 540.
nor
by the Westchester company comprises
approximately 350 square miles
and contains a
population of approximately 600,000.
The Westchester
company has one gas manufacturing plant.
The
gas production and storage facilities of the Westchester
company and
13 Wks.End. 12Wks.End.
'•
in
towns
ous
Period—
30
redemption
a
Salem, Lewisboro and Poundridge; and in the purchase, trans¬
mission, distribution and sale of 60 cycle alternating electric. current
in the
County of Westchester (except the City of Yonkers and the
Towns of Somers, North
Salem, Lewisboro and Poundridge) and in
a
small portion of the
Borough of The Bronx, City of New York.
The
territory served includes the Cities of White Plains, Mount Vernon,
$585,874
v
gold
by Consolidated
New
North
371,800
$393,253
___.
of
Yonkers
'
due
owned
sale of
162,021
248,795
;
Earned per common share—
—V. 169, p. 1342.
,
1,
ser.,
engaged
54,427
162,510
1_
income_J_
___;
taxes
connection
company.
The
Westchester
1948
$9,872,206
for
50-year
1950
series, due May 1,
"All
Co.
31—
_.
and
than
as
Gross
mortgage bonds:
Common
Subs.)—Earnings—
deprec.
initial
Authorized
1st
1,362,375
837,786
Months Ended March
sale:;
the
-
$2,644,983
3,003,286
(&
less
not
on
at
maturity,
the
March—
Gross
incurred
ORGANIZATION
Depreciation
:
part,
notice,
their
to
at
interim financing of
company's construction program.
The estimated ex¬
penses ($229,736) of the Westchester
company in connection with the
sale of the
bonds, will be obtained from that company's general cash.
1821.
Profit be'ore interest,
Interest charges
Net
in
prior
redeemable
are
proceeds
redemption
of
was
organized
Net
time
.
Bonds
1979.
Western Pacific RR. Co.
Morgan
Westchester
3'/2%
Walworth Co.
Fenner
101.099;
&
which
the
1—
railway
Net from railway.____
Net ry. oper. income—
—V.
1947
1°48
$2,182,86$
from
Pierce,
(2037)
CAPITALIZATION
49
■
railway.—
oper,
-Prom
:.
•.
,..
from
from
Gross
1,
any
time
Virginian Ry.-Earnings-
Net
Corp.,
interest.
York
Co.,
.'I'l'V- '
,
plus
the
New
$179,822
77,1
net
Lynch,
Securities
(aggregating $12,264,816) will be applied
on
July 1, 1949, at par, of $10,000,000
Westchester
Lighting Co. general mortgage 100-year
gold coupon bonds, 4%, due July 1, 2004, and toward the
payment
and
discharge of open account indebtedness, aggregating $2,3(HV000
as
of March
15, 1949, due and payable to" the Consolidated Edison
to
1948
$91,131
Estimated prov. for Fed. and State income taxes
Merrill
CHRONICLE
PURPOSE—The
1949
expenses
Gross
101.71;
Webster
.
105.81
—V.
&
101.509;
FINANCIAL
Stanley & Co., 1Q0.4519; White, Weld & Co., 100.4451.
than
.
Ripley
Beane,
&
depreciation.—V.
'
•
169,
income
__
169, p. 540.
York Axle
See
Forge Co., York, Pa.- -New Name—
Brandt-Warner
Mfg. Co.
above.
54
COMMERCIAL
THE
(2038)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
CITY DEPARTMENT
STATE AND
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Ala.
Elk
Note Sale—The $321,000 8th se¬
ries notes offered April 28 were
awarded to the Chemical Bank
&
Co., of New York, and Asso¬
ciates, at 0.94% interest. Dated
MSy 24, 1949.
Due on Dec. 20,
1949.
(P.
County
O. Greensboro),
Sanitary
District
Bonds
000
Sold—An
issue
Sold
—
issue
An
Wood &
Co., of Montgomery, and the Trust
recently by
George
M.
Co. of Georgia, of Atlanta, joint¬
ly, at a price of 100.763, a basis
of about 2.136%.
Due May 1, as
follows: $1,000 in 1950, and
from 1951 to 1961 inclusive.
$2,000
Lowndes
County (P.O.
Hayneville), Ala.
Warrant Sale—An account
$159,-
to the California Bank, of Los
posed of George M. Wood & Co.,
An¬
"
1, as follows: $6,000 from 1950 to
1954
inclusive; $7,000,
1955
to
1959
inclusive; $8,000 from 1960 to
$4,000 in 1967.
1966 inclusive, and
Selma Housing Authority, Ala.
Note Sale—The $424,000 9th se¬
offered
notes
ries
awarded to the
April
28
were
Chemical Bank &
Fairfield, Calif.
Sale —The
Bond
bonds offered
1930—were
on
$85,000
3%
May 3—v. 169, p.
awarded
to
Bank
the
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at
price
a
of
105.551.
Sale
are
Tular& County
(P. O. Visalia), Calif.
Sch.
Hope
Dist.,
.
Bond
Offering—Gladys
offered
bonds
of
rate
of
net interest
for the bonds
check
for
3%
of
principal
for, payable
City, is required.
from 1950
Sale
The
—
$849,000 19th
series notes offered April 28 were
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
York, and Asso¬
ciates, at 0.94% interest, plus a
premium of $11. Dated May 24,
Due
1949.
Dec;
on
20, 1949.
Sacramento County Housing
A uthority, Calif.
Denomination $500.
1, 1949.
on June 1 from 1950 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
$1,500
1953
terest
(J-D) payable at the County
ciates,
1949.
San
bid
bonds
for,
A
38th
28
Bank
Co.,
of New
York, as follows:
Due
20, 1949;
Sale—The
Due on June 15
1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Co., of New York, and Asso¬
at 0.94% interest, plus a
premium of $14. Dated May 24,
1949. Due on Dec. 20, 1949.
San
Joaquin County Sch. DUsts.
(P. O. Stockton), Calif.
Bond
bonds
Sal
offered
1930—were
e—$760,000 school
May 2—v. 169, p.
awarded
to
the
Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
follows:
Lodi
Dist.
Elementary
Due on June 15
from 1965 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds.
Due
on
June
All of the bonds are dated June
1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of San Francisco.
Additional
Mendocino
CALIFORNIA
Unified School
Benicia
Solano County
District,
(P. O.
issue
bonds offered May 2 were award¬
ed to R. H. Moulton &
Fairfield), Calif.
Bonds Sold—An
Francisco,
of $104,-
000 school bonds was sold to Dean
bonds.
from 1950 to
Due
on
June
000
,
15. Due $5,000 from 1950 to 1953
inclusive, and $4,000 from 1954 to
Sch.
as
2%s.
Bragg
Union
High
price
Bonds, at a
follows: $112,000
as
2s; $98,000 as 2%s, and
70,000 as 23/4s.
Burbank, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 sewage
&
The
Bank
second
of
highest bidder
America
National
was
Trust
Savings
June
1
sive.
Second
for
from
l%s
composed
was
1950
to
1959
inclu-
high bid of 100.755
made
by
a
group
of the American Trust
3s. Due on June
1950 to 1960 inclusive.
$14,000
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
Due on June 1 from
All of the bonds
Moulton
The
&
all
Co.,
of
San
Security
First
Na¬
tional Bank of Los Angeles; Wil¬
liam R. Staats Co., Los Angeles;
J. Barth
&
Co., Kaiser & Co.,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, and
Schwabacher & Co., all of San
Francisco; C. N. White & Co.,
Oakland, and Hannaford & Tal¬
bot, of San Francisco. The group
a price of 100.099, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.404%, for
1, 1949. Second high bid of 100.65
$8,000 2%s, and $14,000 3s was
made by William R. Staats Co. .
$24,000 2y>s.
County School Districts
(P. O. Redding), Calif.
B
nd
Sal e—The
$1,750,000
Shasta Union High School Dis¬
trict bonds offered April 27 were
awarded to a syndicate composed
o
of the Bank of America National
Trust
&
Savings
Association,
Blyth & Co., Inc., and R. H. Moul¬
ton & Co., all of San Francisco;
Security First National Bank of
Angeles; Heller, Bruce & Co.,
Francisco; William R. Staats
Co., Los Angeles; J. Barth & Co.,
Kaiser & Co., Lawson, Levy &
San
.
\
at
a
*
& Trust Co., St.
Commerce Bank
■
Dick¬
Louis, Laidlaw & Co., R. S.
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., 1
Co., all of New York, :
&
son
-
Mercantile- '
of
composed
group
paid par for the bonds,,
dated May 1, 1949 and
The group
are
mature
May
on
Due
.
15,
122,000 2y4s./
Due
June
on
15
>
104,000 2y2s.
Due on "June 15
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
All of the bonds
are
dated June
1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
15,
rett, Chairman, will receive sealed ;
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on May
13 for the purchase of $595,000
Series M-l" notes.
Dated May 13,
.
fice.
Legality
by
approved
Due on
opinion • of * Robinson,
Robinson & Cole, of Hartford, will
be
furnished
to
the
purchaser
without charge.
FLORIDA
County Special Tax. Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Bunnell), Fla.
Flagler
school
;
Details—The $75,000.
Sale
Bond
bonds
purchased
the:
by
?.
Ranson-Davidson Co., on a bid re- :•■«
fleeting a net interest cost of
about 3.17%, as previously noted
.
in
v.
169, p. 1275, were sold at a,
price of 100.07, as follows:
V
from'
$58,000 as 3s. Due on Jan. 1
,1950 to 1957 inclusive.
17,000
3%s. Due
as
1959.
and
>,
Marion County (P.
O. Ocala),
Fla.*
Offering—Ralph A. Potts,
Executive
that
1 in
Jan.
on
*
^
...
„
:
Director, - announces ;
bids will be received i
sealed
office
the
of
Board
State
at
the
of
Administration, in Tallahassee,;
9:45 a.m. on May 24 for the "
<
until
purchase
of
ceed
interest
of¬
3%
1949.
$200,000 not to ex¬
Marion County
Dated
nomination
July
1949.
1,
$1,000.
be
interest to
of
Rate
1955.
series of
De¬
Due July 1,;
bonds,
refunding
ex¬
pressed in a multiple of y4, 1/10
or
1/20 the 1%. ; Principal and
COLORADO
.
1950. The
May 18,
approving
-SBA
rick, Dahlquist, Neff & Harring¬
ton, of San Francisco.
'
„
1949.
Or-
able at the County Treasurer's
Authority, Conn.
Note Offering—William J. Bar¬
Bond
from 1952 to 1961 inclusive.
;
,
'
Norwich Housing
1958
June
on
1950 to
from
1
inclusive.
1969
1950 and 1951.
•
(J-J) payable at the Flor¬
Housing Authority (City
and County), Colo.
ida
Sale—The
Note
bonds, payable to order of
the State Board of Administration,;.
25th
$1,252,000
series notes offered April 28 were
awarded
to
Salomon < B r o s.
&
National
ville.
of
Bank
cashier's
A
Jackson¬
2% :
for
check
of the
is required. Legality approved by
Hutzler, of New York, at 0.93% Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
interest, plus a premium of $16. Mitchell, of New York City. Bonds
Dated May 24, 1949. Due on Dec.. are full faith and credit obliga¬
tions
20, 1949.
Greenwich
Housing
Authority,
Authority, Conn.
Sale—The
$2,000,000 48th
series notes offered
awarded
Bank
&
the
to
April 28
Central
Trust Co., of
were
Hanover
New York,
follows:-
500,000 at 0.94% interest, plus a
premium of $10.,
..
.
24, 1949. Due
on
Dec.
20, 1949.
Additional
Sale—The $2,294,000
on above
48th series notes offered
date were awarded
ical
Bank
&
Trust
to the
Chem¬
Co., of New
York, and Associates, at 0.94% in¬
terest, plus a premium of $41.67.
Dated May 24, 1949. Due on Dec.
20,1949.
-
Offering—Ralp
Bond
-
Fla.
A.
Potts,
Executive
Director,
that
bids will be received,
at
sealed
of
office
the
announces,
State
the
Board'
Tallahassee,
May 24 for the
of Administration, in
until 9:45
a.m.
purchase
of
on
$395 000
to
not
ex->
County-
interest Orange
ceed
3%
SBA
refunding bonds, series 1949.'
Dated
$1,000.
July 1, 1949. Denomination-.
Due July 1, as follows::
$195,000 in 1972, and $200,000 in;
interest to
of
Rate
1973.
be ex-;
pressed in a multiple of y4, 1/10,
or
1/20 of
1%.
Principal and'
payable at the First
interest (J-J)
$1,500,000 at 0.93% interest, plus
a premium of $30.
Dated May
fur¬
of the
are
pledge
a
Orlando),
Dem-
R.
ing, Chairman, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on May
11 for the purchase of $309,800
Series M-2 notes.
Dated May 17,
1949. Due on Aug. 17, 1949. The
approving opinion of Robinson,
Robinson
&
Cole, of Hartford,
will be furnished to the purchaser
at the expense of the Authority.
Note
by
Orange County (P. O.
Offering—John
Hartford Housing
county and
county's distributive share of the
State's gasoline tax.
•
Connecticut
Note
the
of
secured
ther
CONNECTICUT
as
Shasta
The $1,689,000
—
169, p. 1930—were purchased
private sale on April 29 by
the bonds as follows:
dated June
are
for
Los
Oceanside, Calif.
Bond Offering—John H. Landes,
1 from
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
as
& Savings Association, San Fran¬
Association, of cisco, for $191,000 as 2%s, and
San Francisco, as l%s, at a price
$84,000 as 2%s, at a price of 100J5,
of 100.94, a basis of about 1.579%. and
$196,000 as 2%s, and $84,000
Dated June 1, 1949, and due on as
2Vzs, at a price of 100.13.
Trust
follows:
8,000 23As.
Dist;
of 100.07,
disposal bonds offered on May 3
—v.
169, p. 1929—were awarded
to the Bank of America National
follows:
280,000 Fort
1974 inclusive.
-_V;T
as
ings Association, of San Francis¬
co, at a price of 100.086, a net in¬
terest cost of
about 2.854%,
as
Co., of San
Fort Bragg Union Sch.
Dist.
bonds, at a
price of
100.08, as follows: $112,000 as
2s; $98,000 as 2V2S, and $65,-
—
Francisco;
15
of America National Trust & Sav¬
e
v.
interest
1966 inclusive.
1
a
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
135,000 Manteca Elementary Sch.
$275,000
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, on
April 4. These bonds were author¬
ized at the election held on Feb.
*
County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Ukiah), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $555,000 school
Sale
$250,000
Anderson Union High School Dis¬
trict bonds also offered on April
27 were awarded to a syndicate
—
Little
County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Or-
fice.
Denver
Dist.
S
school bonds for which no
bids were received on April 26—
15,
15
—
Co., of
price of 100.30.
.
Sch.
—
a
Bond
1.60%
which
from 1950 to 1969 inclusive.
.
on
California Bank of Los Angeles.
from
paid
$1,337,000 13th
Manchester),
(P. O.
Connecticut
ciates,
a
premium of $10.
500,000 at 0.94% interest, plus a
premium of $10.
1949.
Note
$625,000
1949 $500,000 at 0.93% interest, plus
24,
Dec.
Trust
over
Trust
on
plus a
May 24,
Dated
series notes offered April 28 were
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
awarded to the Central Han¬
&
Due
interest,
$19.
Authority, Calif.
Chairman of the Board of Super¬
Sale—The
of
Bernardino County Housing
the
to
payable
0.94%
at
premium
certified
office.
Chemical Bank &
Trust Co. of New York, and Asso¬
Manchester
"
and Rand &
H.
Note Sale—The
check for 5% of the amount of the
Treasurer's
Due on June 15
from 1953 to 1959 inclusive.
ciation, Blyth & Co., Inc., and R.
Dated June 15, 1949.
j
Manhattan Beach, Calif.
July T from 1950 to 1969 in¬
Additional
Sale
The
$23,000
clusive. The second highest bidder
Bond Sale
The $200,000 series Lockeford Sch. Dist. bonds offered
was Boettcher & Co.; Refsnes, Ely,
No. 2 water works bonds offered on same date were awarded to a
Beck & Co., and Barcus, Kindred
Dated
June
May 3 — v. 169, p. 1822 — were local investor.
15,
& Co., jointly, on a bid reflecting awarded to the Bank of America 1949.
a net interest cost of about 2.72%.
National Trust & Savings Associa¬ Santee School
District, San Diego
tion, of San Francisco, as 2y2S, at
County (P. O. San Diego),
ARKANSAS
a price of 100.139, a basis of about
Caiif.
2.486%. Dated May 1, 1949- and
Arkadelphia, Ark.
Bond Sale
The $22,000 school
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sewer due $10,000 on May 1 from 1950 to
bonds offeredMay 2—v. 169, p.
revenue
bonds offered April
19 1969 inclusive. Second high bid of
1930—were awarded to the Bank
were awarded
to the W. R. Ste¬ 102.038 for 23/4s was made by the
Investment
to
able at the
Housing Authority,
on
phens
on June
15
1952 inclusive.
Due
609,000 l3/4s.
the
amount of bonds bid
.to the
awarded to the
Due
Savings Bank & Trust Co., of
Cincinnati, jointly, on a bid re¬
Dated May
flecting a net interest cost of about
Dec. 20, 1949.
2.70%. Dated Jan., 1, 1949.
Due
Rock, at
follows:
as
$260,000 43/4s.
A certified
June
dena
•
a
440,000 2y4s.
of the City.
expense
$358,000 9th se¬
ries notes offered April 28 were
1929—were awarded to
*7
price of 110.119, a
cost of about 2.111%,
paid
furnished to the purchaser at the
purchase of $6,000 not
to exceed 5% school bonds. Dated
10 for the
2—v. 169, p.
the Pasa¬
May
group
440,000 2s.
Stewajrt,
38th series notes offered April
series
interest
and
Co., of Oakland, and Hannaford
Talbot, of Sari Francisco. The
interest, expressed in
multiple of J/4 of 1%.
The ap¬
proving opinion of O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles, will be
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on May
were
improvement,
Principal
Trust Co., of New
Authority, Ala.
were
8th se¬ awarded to the Chemical Bank &
ries notes offered April 28 were Trust Co., of New York, and Asso¬
awarded to the Chemical Bank & ciates, at 0.94% interest, plus a
Trust Co., of New York, and Asso¬ premium of $81.96. Dated May 24,
ciates, at 0.94% interest.
Dated 1949. Due on Dec. 20,' 1949.
May 24, 1949. Due on Dec. 20, 1949.
Additional Sale—The $1,000,000
tal
from
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Bidders to name
Note
dated Dec.
$4,600,000
series notes offered April 28
(P. O. Globe), Ariz.
$300,000 hospi¬
$5,000
on
California
Note Sale—The $162,000
County
Due
inclusive, and $2,000
Sacramento
1, 1948.
Note
Bond Sale—The
$1,000.
follows:
as
1956
1957.
con¬
$52,000 water system bonds.
18,000 sewer system bonds.
15,000 fire equipment bonds.
1949.
Gila
1,
5%
Dated
urer's
sisted of:
Asso¬ visors, is required.
ciates, at 0.94% interest.
Dated
Los Angeles County Housing
May 24, 1949 and due on Dec. 20,
Authority, Calif.
ARIZONA
exceed
a
Trust Co., of New York, and
Tarrant Housing
in
100.11.
of
c*"
to
bonds.
1950 to
the
of
Montgomery, and the Trust Co.
Georgia, of Atlanta, recently
purchased an issue of $125,000
2y4% Board of Education school
warrants at a price of 99.64,
a
basis of about 2.286%.
Due May
&
geles, and Juran & Moody, of St.
Paul, jointly, as 4s, at a price of
All of the bonds
com¬
&
May
of
sanitary bonds has been sold
of
$23,000 2y4% Board of Education
school
warrants was purchased
interest
May 1, 1949.
not
Denomination
Alabama
Warrants
Williams, and Schwabacher & Co.,
all of San Francisco; C. N. White"
sewer
(P. O.
Sacramento), Calif.
Trust
Hale
Grove
Sacramento County
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(PST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $37,000
Co., San Francisco; Weeden & Co.,
and Dean Witter & Co.
Dothan Housing Authority,
National
Bank
of
cashier's
check
for
bonds,
payable
State Board
required.
Caldwell,
Mitchell,
are
full
tions
there
Orlando.
A
2%
of the;
order
to
the
of
of Administration, is.
by*
approved
Legality
Marshall,r Trimble
of
faith
of the
York.
New
and
credit obliga-*
county and
secured
by
-
Bonds
a
are
county's distributive share of
State's gasoline tax.
fur-
pledge of the*'
the-
.
Volume 169
THE
Number 4801
<
GEORGIA
V
equipment purchase bonds. Dated
May 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Atlanta, Ga.
■
Due
Certificate Offering—B. Graham
West,
City Comptroller, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
1
from
to
1966
a.m.
on
Randolph County School District
No.. 77 (P. O. Chester), III.
registered, Series 1949
certificates..
Dated May 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due on May
as .follows:
$25,000 in 1950;
$20,000 in 1951 and 1952; $40,000
in 1953;; $41,000 from 1954 to 1963
coupon, or
Sold—An
Bonds
.
issue of $400,-
000 school bonds has
2Y2S, at
a
about
of
Chicago, as
price of 100.46, a basis
2.45%.
1949.
of
the
the
City Treasurer
agent
of
the
fiscal
in New York City,
ing
opinion
The
City
approv¬
of
A
certified
Will
'
check
for
$15,000, payable to the City,
is required.. y.;v.;.
j •
C
ries
offered
notes
April 28
se¬
were
County Sch. Dist. No. 84
(P. O. Rockdale), III.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on May 9 for
the purchase of $125,000 not to ex¬
ceed 4%; interest coupon building
Housing Authority, Ga.
Note Sale—The $478,000 .5th
Chicago, III.
Certificate Offering—R. B. Upham, City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(DST)
chase
3%
of
until
17
11
a.m.
the
for
pur¬
$3,000,000 not to exceed
interest
water
works
certificates
revenue
Dated
ness.
bids
;
May
on
June
of
system
indebted¬
1,
1949.
De¬
Due $1,000,-
nomination $l,000.s
COO on June 1 from. 1964 to 1966
inclusive.
Bidders to name tlie
,
rate
of
interest; expressed
in a
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
multiple of
office
of 1%.
the
of
fiscal
.
of
agent
the
City in New York City. The ap¬
proving opinion of v Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
nished
City.
to
A
the
purchaser by the
check for.. 2%
certified
of the par
value of the certificates,
payable to the City Comptroller,
is required.;
■>-y
? •*
'T;T..
v
'v "-J"
V;, Cook County
>
■
(P. OJ
C; Chicago), III. -y''
Bond
Offering
—
J.
Michael
Flynri, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids Until 10
a.m. (DST) on
May 17'for the purchase of $5,250,000 2% coupon bonds, divided
follows:
as
■■
■?,
yyfy. v.; ^
;
o;j
$1,750,000
county
home
bonds.
Y ' Due
Dec. 1, 1957. $1,575,000
redeemable
-
trued
-
June
at
and
$175,000
par
interest,
1
from
clusive,
or
1949
on
to
acon
in¬
1957
p-
-
...
,v;;
,
,
.
■,
crued
interest,
-v<;
$350,000
June 1, 1949 to 1957,
on
date
;
•;
.......
Dated Dec. 1, 1947. Denomina¬
tion $1,000, Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the office of the
.
County Treasurer'.' The approving
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago, together with the printed
bonds,. will be furnished to the
purchaser by the County. A certi¬
fied check for $75,000, payable to
the County Treasurer, is required.
'
•
;"
.
-;v
.•
:
•''
■
*
Jo Daviess
!
County (P. O.
Galena), III.
-
V
.
,
*
Bond Sale Details—The $500,000
purchased by the syn¬
dicate headed by the Milwaukee
.
road bonds
Co., of Milwaukee, on a bid
flecting a net. interest 'cost
re¬
of
check
for
Bo nd
Hesse,
Offering
City
—
$500,
payable
to
the
Edwin
H
Clerk,
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 169,
p. 1715—were awarded to the La-^
Fontaine Bank, as iy2s, at a price
of 100.65, a basis of about 1.29%.
Dated May 1, 1949. Due on July 1
from
1950
$23,000
The
inclusive.
1954
to
second highest bidder was
Indian¬
apolis Bond & Share Corp., In¬
dianapolis, for lV2s, at a price of
100.22.
Bond Offering
Marjorie Blue,
—
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
May 13 for the purchase of $350,000
not
to
exceed
3%
interest
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Clarksville
-
Bond
Sale—The $130,000 build¬
ing bonds Offered March 4-L-v. 169,
p. 952—were awarded to Raffen-
building
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due $5,000 on July 1, 1950,
and $5,000 on Jan. 1 and July 1
from 1951 to Jan. 1,1960 inclusive.
Hughes & Co., of Indian¬
Bidders to name Jhe rate of in¬
2V4S, at a price of 100.terest, expressed in a multiple of
basis of about 2.199%.
The approving opinion
Dated Feb. 1, 1949 and due semi¬ *4 of 1%.
of Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
annually from July 1, 1950 to July
Indianapolis, will be furnished to
1, 1969.
the purchaser at the expense of
Hamilton County (Pi O, y :y; the School Township.
A certified
Noblesville), Ind.
y check for $5,000, payable to the
Bond
Offering
Charles S. School Township, is required.
apolis,
539, ,a
as
Crooks, County Auditor, will re¬
ceive ; sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on May 18 for the purchase
of $700,000 not to exceed 3% in¬
ter e s t hospital of
1949 bonds.
Dated June 1, 1949. Denomination
$1,C00. Due $18,000 * on July 1,
1950;.$18,000 on Jan. 1 and July 1
from
1951
to
IOWA
v."-
Bonds
Boone, la.
and Certificates
-
.
at
a
price of 100.059,
a
Bond
and
May
City, Ky.
Sale—The
sewer
$90,000
3—v.
169,
Louisville, at
1948.
as
to
Sold—
1962 to
The
1952
on
inclusive,
Nov.
on
are
1965
made
Moines.
inclusive
about
Mayes,
Bidders
to
name
the
interest,
approving opinion; of Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis, will be furnished to the
purchaser at the expense of the
sealed
receive
(CST)
on
bids
until
2
p.m.
May 16 for the purchase
of
$100,000 building bonds. Legal¬
ity to be approved by Bannister,
will
be
3.109%,
or
Carpenter,
Ahlers
&
Cooney,
of
Des Moines.
....
.
Keokuk,
Iowa
A certified check for 3%
bonds, payable to the Coun¬
ty Board of Commissioners, is re¬
L•.
Bonds
Sold—An
issue of
is
re¬
Clerk,
—
S. Jordan
will
receive
7:30 p.m
10
for
the
water
revenue bonds. ; Dated
May
1949.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due May 1, as follows: $1,000 in
1952 to 1954, $2,000 in 1955 and
1956, $3,000 in 1957 to 1960, $4,000
1,
in
1961 to 1964, $5,000 in 1965 to
1969, and $6,000 in 1970 to 1974.
Bonds maturing in 1960 to 1974
are to be optional for
redemption
by the City prior to maturity in
the inverse order of their matur¬
ity
on
on
or
interest payment date
May 1, 1959, upon
any
after
terms of par and accrued
plus
interest,
redemption-premium of 3%
principal. Bidders to name
a
of the
the
rate of interest, expressed in
multiple of % of 1%,
Interest
M-N. ; The approving opinion of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
a
will be furnished and paid for by
the City.;- A certified check for
$1,800 is required.
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
.
Bond
Offering—Frank D. Peter¬
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 11:30 a.m. (CST) on May 11
for the purchase of $47,500 not to
son,
exceed
3^4%
interest
dormitory
bonds. Dated May 1, 1949.
Denomination $500.
Due May 1,
revenue
follows:
$1,500 in 1950 to 1974,
$2,000 in 1975 to 1979. Subject
to redemption at the option of the
Board of Trustees, as a whole, or
as
and
from
time to time in part,
in the
numbering,
any interest payment date, at
face value, plus accrued interest
and a premium of 3%, If redemp¬
tion is prior to May 1, 1954; 2%,
if redemption is on or after May
1, 1954, but prior to May 1, 1959,
and 1%, if redemption is on or
after May 1,
1959, but prior to
May 1, 1964. If redemption is ef¬
fected after May 1, 1964 no pre¬
inverse order of their
on
mium will be
payable.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Trust
Co.,
Lexington.
Security
a
Bond
Offering—Phil J. Thorny,
will receive sealed
bids until % p.m. (CST) on May
Clerk,
the
purchase of $3,000,000
light and power revenue
coupon bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1948.
Denomination $1,000. Due June 1,
as follows: $50,000 in 1953, $55,000
in 1954 and 1955, $60,000 in 1956,
$65,000 in 1957, $70,000 in 1958,
$75,000 in 1959, $80,000 in 1960,
$85,000 in 1961, $90,000 in 1962,
electric
$95,000 in 1963, $100,000 in 1964,
name
est, expressed in
1%.
the rate-of inter¬
a
multiple of Vi
The approving opinion of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
together with the printed bonds,
will be furnished to. the purchaser
at the expense of the Board of
Trustees.
A
certified
check
for
$1,000, payable to the University,
is required.
LOUISIANA
by an account composed of
Reusch & Co., and Pohl &
for
City,
(CST)
purchase of
$90,000 not to exceed 4% interest
May
on
was
Henderson, Ky.
23
City
sealed bids until
Morgan
Bond
City
2,
Perryvillep Ky.
Co.
v.-v
Fox,
of
the
to
Bond Offering
of
dated May
1,
maturing from
$30,000 3s and $60,000
cost
Nov.
on
certified check for $60,-
Bidders to
;
Nov. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
bonds
to
about
1 from
Due
1949 and those
net
•
will bear
1959
1,
and interest
1961
3&S.V Due
50,000
of
follows:
$40,000 3s.
1950
cost
A
000, payable
quired.
:
1954
expressed in a
multiple of Vs of 1%. Interest J-J,
County.
1931—were
p.
Co.,
price of 101.10,
a
interest
net
a
3.079%,
$137,000 bonds and cer¬
sold on April 11 to
the Carleton D. Beh Co., of Des
inclusive; $18,Cleghorn Con. Sch. Dist., Iowa
000 on Jan. 1 and $20,000 on July
Bond Offering — Lawrence E.
1, 1965, and $20,000 on Jan. 1 and
Goodrich, District Secretary, will
July 1 from 1966 to Jan. .1, 1969
of
water
bonds offered
revenue
awarded to the Bankers Bond
of
tificates
was
June
ized at the election held
net interest
KENTUCKY
Central
An issue of
quired.
to
the
Harris Trust
&
Savings
Bank, of Chicago, and the SmallMilburn Co., of Wichita, jointly,
callable, in inverse numerical or¬
der, beginning on Nov. 1, 1951.
Vv ; Second
high bid of
101.08 for
public auction to Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., as 2s, at a price of 101.10,
interest fire
$300,000 Memo¬
Hospital bonds offered April
29—v. 169, p. 1823—were awarded
.
not
4% %
Bond Sale—The
school
School Town (P. O.
Jeffersonville), Ind. v
*
and
interest at the rate of 2^%. Bid¬
ders to name th6 rate of interest,
expressed in a multiple of Vs of
White-Phillips Co., of
1%.
Principal and interest pay¬
Davenport, as 23/4S, at a price of
able at the
office of the City
100.533. Vieth, Duncan & Wood of
Treasurer.
The approving opin¬
Davenport, was next high bidder,
ion of Chapman & Cutler, of Chi¬
offering 100.50 for 2%s.
cago, and of Wyatt, Grafton
&
KANSAS
Grafton, of Louisville, will be
furnished to the purchaser by the
Arkansas City, Kan.
City.
These bonds were author¬
(CST) on
$170,000 airport bonds has been sold at
exceed
21/4%; bonds maturing June 1,
1958
—
electric
of the
to
Sale
sold to the
rial
Ind.
will receive
(CDT) on
May 9 for the purchase of $15,000
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Cheer, Iowa
The $15,000 water
system bonds offered at auction
on
May 3—v. 169, p. 1931—were
v:,yy\v;:':
Peru,
of
What
Bond
may
The
;
'
,
Y?"" -.'"v
rate
O'Fallon, III.
Liberty Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
LaFontaine), Ind.
20 for the purchase of $100,000 not to exceed 4y2% interest
inclusive.
were
;
Y
w
and
ly noted in y. 169, p. 1715,
sold at a price of 100.03.
in 1965, $110,000
in 1967, $120,000
in 1969, $130,000
in 1971, $140,000
$145,000 in 1973, $150,000
-
School Township, is required.
55
$105,000
$115,000
$125,000
$135,000
.
about
1.44%;. for $200,000 as l%s,
$300,000 as l%s,<as previous¬
Nov. 1, as follows:
1951 and 1952; $8,000
on
JV'yy
,
sperger,
or
interest v payment
thereafter..
V >'
>\
any
on
basis of about 1.90%. Dated Feb.
1, 1949. Due
—
interest
any
payment date thereafter.
3,500,000; county hospital bonds.
Due on Dec, 1, 1957. $3,1.50,000
redeemable at par and ac-
;
a
cost of about 1.749%, as follows:
utility revenue of 1949
$45,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
coupon bonds. Dated June 1, 1949.
'1950 to 1952 inclusive.
as
follows: $5,000 from
1950 to Denomination $1,000. Due $11,000
105,000 l%s. Due on May 1 from
1954 inclusive; $6,000 from 1955 Jan. and July 1, 1951 to 1965, and
1953 to 1959 inclusive.
to 1957 inclusive; $7,000 from 1958 $10,000 Jan. and July 1, 1966. Reg150,000 13/4S. Due on May 1 from
to
to 1960 inclusive; $8,000 from 1961 isterable-as
principal.
The
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
to 1963 inclusive; $9,000 from 1964 bonds maturing on and after Jan.
All of the bonds are dated May
to 1968 inclusive, and $10,000 in 1, 1955, shall be redeemable at the
1, 1949.
;
1967.
These bonds were author¬ option of the City on July 1, 1954,
Paola, Kan.
ized at the election held on March or
any
interest
payment
date
Bonds Sold—An issue of $25,000
5, 1949. Principal and interest (J- thereafter, in their inverse nu¬
D) payable at a bank to be agreed merical order, at face value, plus airport bonds has been sold to the
upon by
the purchaser and the the following premiums: 5% if re¬ Citizens State Bank, of Paola.
Board of Education.
Bidders to deemed on July 1, 1954, or there¬ These bonds were authorized at
name
the
rate
of interest,
the election held on Sept. 21, 1948.
ex¬ after on or before July 1, 1959; 3%
pressed in a multiple of Vi of 1%. if redeemed on Jan. 1, 1960, or
Wichita, Kan.
The approving opinion of Chap¬ thereafter prior to maturity; plus
Bond Sale
The $2,057,114.60
in each case - accrued interest to
man & Cutler,, of Chicago, will be
date
fixed
for
delivered to the purchaser at the the
redemption. bonds offered May, 3—v. 169 p.
expense of the District.
A certi¬ Bidders to name the rate of in¬ 1931-—were awarded to a syndi¬
fied check for $1,500, payable to terest, expressed in a multiple of cate composed of J. P. Morgan &
the Township * School. Treasurer, Vs of 1%; ..Principal and interest Co., Inc., New York, Stern Bros.
is required.- <■.;
(J-J) payable at the Wabash Val¬ & Co., of Kansas City, Ira Haupt
; •: -'.'y c
Y;
ley Trust Co., Peru. The approv¬ & Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
JNDIANA
K ing opinion of Ross, McCord, Ice both of New York, Soden-Zahner
& Miller, of Indianapolis, together Co., Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle,
Anderson Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
of
Kansas
with the printed bonds, will be both
City, Breecroft,
Anderson), Ind.
;,y
furnished to -the-purchaser -at the' Cole &* Co., of Topeka, and the
Bond Offering — Russoll Welch,
Co., of
expense of the City. A certified Lathrop - Hawk - Herrick
Trustee, will receive sealed bids check for
$5,000, payable to the Wichita, as l%s, at a price of
until 4 p.m. (CST) on May 24 for
100.54, a basis of about 1.27%, as
City, is required, .
the purchase of $130,000 not to ex¬
follows:
Prairie Township (P. O.
ceed 3% interest building Of 1949
$445,000.00 general improvement
bonds. Dated March 15, 1949. De¬
Atwood), Ind. 1 ; ;
police and fire building
nomination $1,000. Due $5,000 on Y Bond Sale—The $11,000 build¬
bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from
July 1, 1950, and $5,000 on Jan. 1 ing bonds offered May 3—v. 169,
1950 to 1954 inclusive.
and July 1 from 1951 to Jan. 1, p.
1823—were awarded to Raf150,000.00 general improvement
1963 inclusive.
Bidders to name fensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
of
park bonds.
Due on Sept. 1
the rate of interest, expressed in a Indianapolis. Dated March 1, 1949,
from 1954 to 1957 inclusive.;
multiple of }k of 1%. Interest J-J. and due on Jan. 1 from 1951 to
1,462,114.60 internal improve¬
The approving opinion of Ross, 1960 inclusive.
ment, curb, gutter, paving and
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Wayne Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
sewer
bonds. Dut on June 1
apolis, will be furnished to the
Richmond), Ind.
from 1951 to 1959 inclusive.
purchaser at the expense of the
Bond Offering — Harry Arm¬
Dated May 1, 1949.
School
Township.
A
certified
strong, Trustee, will receive
awarded to the Chemical Bank & bonds.
Dated May 1, 1949.
De¬
Trust Co., of New York, and Asso-; nomination $1,000. Due on Dec. 1,
ciates, at 0.94% interest. Dated
May 24, 1949. Due on May 26,
(2339)
in 1966,
in 1968,
in 1970,
tary disposal plant improvement $7,000 in
bonds offered May 3—v. 169, p. from 1953 to 1957 inclusive; $9,000
in 1972,
1931—were awarded to the First from 1958 to 1961 inclusive; $10,in 1974,
National
Bank,
of Chicago, as 000 from 1962 to 1964 inclusive; $155,000 in 1975, $165 000 in 1976,
iy2s, at a price of 100.03, a basis $12,000 in 1965 and 1966, and $13,- $170,000 in 1977, $175,000 in 1978,
of about *1.49%.
Dated May 23, 000 in 1967 and 1968. Legality ap¬ and $180,000 in 1979.
Bonds ma¬
1949. Due on July 1 from 1950 to proved by Chapman & Cutler, of turing June
1,1953 to June 1,
1969 inclusive.'
1957 will bear interest at the rate
Chicago.
■
Offering—John Kanhiker,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Southwest Georgia Regional
CHRONICLE
.Indianapolis Sanitary Dist., Ind.
Bond Sale—Hie $140,000 sani¬
Bond
'
\
follows:
■
will be furnished to the purchaser
Without cost.
as
1953; $15,000
1954; $20,000 from 1955 to 1959
inclusive; $25,000 from 1960 to
1966 inclusive, and $30,000 from
1967 to
1969 inclusive;
Legality
approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis. ;,Y'C.. V"'"' V
'
Spalding, Sibley,
& JCelley, of Atlanta,
Troutman
1,
in
at
or
on
Feb.
15,
$10,000 in 1952 and
fice
Due
Dated March
to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and
interest .(M-N) payable at the of¬
FINANCIAL
&
been sold to
John Nuveen & Co.; of
inclusive, and $40,000 from 1964
•i
1952
The
approving opinion
of Charles & Trauernicnt, of St.
Louis, will be furnished.
re¬
11
Jan.
on
inculsive.
May 16 for the purchase
.of $755,00Q 2%% water revenue
•;
COMMERCIAL
City, La.
Sale—The
$210,000 water
works improvement bonds offered
April 28 w^re awarded to a group
composed of Weil & Co., Newman,
Brown & Co., and Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, all of New Orleans,
at a price of 100.07.
MASSACHUSETTS
Beverly, Ma*s.
Bond
Sale—The
$100,000
cou¬
pon sewer
bonds offered May 4—
169,
1931-r-were awarded to
v.
p.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and Robert Hawkins & Co., both
56
THE
(2Q40)
of Boston, jointly; as lYzs, at a
price of 100.976, a basis of about
1.315%.
Dated May 1, 1949 and
due on May 1 from 1950 to 1959
inclusive.
Second
high bid
of
100.839 for 1 % s was made by the
First National Bank of Boston*
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Lot A
$300,000
nomination
Fall River Harbor
Ter¬
minal
Facilities
loan, 1945,
chapter 308, Acts of 1947,
coupon bonds. Dated April 1,
1949. Due $30,000 on April 1
and
from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
Lot B
Billerica
(P. O. Box 196,
Ifitterica), Mass.
33/4s, at
-
inclusive.
Thorndike, Palmer ' 8c Dodge, 'of
Boston, will be furnished to the
purchaser.. Delivery of the bonds
will be made at the First National
Bank of Boston, on or
about June
1, 1949.
'
Bristol
County (P. O.
Taunton), Mass.
Note
Kil-
Offering—Ernest W.
County
roy,
sealed
ceive
will
Treasurer,
until
bids
10
re¬
a.m.
(DST) on May 9 for the purchase
$600,000 notes. Dated May 10,
Denomination $25,000. Due
on Nov. 15, 1949.
The approving
opinion of: Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston, Will
of
1949.
;
$1,000. Due on Feb.
follows: $47,000 from 1950 to
inclusive; $48,000 in 1956 and
1957; $49,000 in 1958; $90,000 from
prior to July 1, 1958. $15 on each
bond called for redemption on or
after July 1, 1958, but prior to
July 1, I960* $10 on each bond
1959 to 1968 inclusive, and $141,- called for redemption on or after
000 from 1969 to 1978 inclusive. July 1, 1960, but prior to July 1,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ 1962. $5 on each bond called for
able at the current official bank redemption on after July 1, 1962;
of the City, in New York
City, or but prior to July 1, 1964. No pre¬
Chicago, or at the office of the mium shall be paid on bonds
City Treasurer, at the option of called for redemption on or after
•the bidder.
Bidders to name the July 1, 1964. Bidders to name the
rate or rates of interest, expressed rate of interest, expressed in a
in a multiple of. Ya of 1 %.
The multiple of Ya; of 1%.
Principal
approving opinion of Miller, Can- and interest (J-J) payable. at a
field, Paddock & Stone, of De¬ bank or trust company to be des¬
troit, wiU be furnished to the pur¬ ignated by the purchaser. The ap¬
chaser.
A certified check for 2%
proving opinion of Miller, Canof the par value of the
bonds* field, Priddock & Stone, of Detroit,
will be furnished to the purchaser
payable to the City, is required.
and
-
Summerfield
Townships,
i
■
Fractional School District
3,500,000 Boston Harbor Facilities
No. S (F. O. Dundee),
loan, 1945.(Chapter 619, Acts
of 1945, and Chapter 545, Act
' j
Michigan
Bond Offering — E. C. Waterof 1948), coupon bonds. Dated
stradt, Secretary of the Board of
June 1, 1949. Due $175,000 on
Dec. 1 from 1949 to 1968 incl. Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 11 for
500,000
Metropolitan Sewerage
the purchase of $375,000 not to ex¬
loan-North System (Chapter
ceed 4%
interest school coupon
705, Acts of 1945), fully reg¬
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1949.
De¬
istered bonds. Dated March 1,
nomination $1,000. Due on April
1949. Due $25,000 on March 1
1, as follows: $20,000 from 1950 to
from 1950 to 1959 inclusive.
1954 inclusive; $25,000 from 1955
1,500,000 Metropolitan Sewerage to 1959 inclusive, and
$30,000 from
loan-South System
(Chapter 1960 to 1964 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
^
705, Acts of 1945), fully regis¬
Dated March 1,
tered bonds.
1949. Due $75,000 on March
from .1950 to 1969 inclusive.
be furnished.
1
turing April 1, 1955 to 1964 may
be redeemed at the option of the
District
der
Lot C
on
on
or
in
inverse numerical
any
after
or¬
interest payment date
April 1, 1954, at par
Dudley, Mass.
$6,000,000 Metropolitan Additional and accrued interest to,, the date
Water loan (Chapter 515, Acts fixed for redemption, plus a pre¬
Offering—George A. Groof 1946, and Chapter 575, Acts mium for each bond so redeemed
melski, Town Treasurer, Will re¬
ceive sealed bids in care of the
of 1947), coupon bonds. Dated as follows: $20 on each bond called
June 1, 1949. Due $200,000 on for redemption prior to April 1,
Day Trust Co., of Boston, until 11
a.m. (DST) on May 9 for the pur¬
Jan. 1 from 1950 to 1979 incl. 1956. $15 on each bond called for
chase of $144,000 sewerage loan,
Denomination $1,000. Bidders to redemption on or after April 1,
Act of 1948 coupon notes. Dated
name
the
rate of interest,
ex¬ 1956, but prior to April 1, 1958.
May 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. pressed in a multiple of 1/10 or Ya $10 on each bond called for re¬
Due on May 1, as follows: $5,000 of
1%. Principal and interest pay¬ demption on or after April 1, 1958,
from 1950 to 1973 inclusive, and
but prior to April 1, 1960. $5 on
able at the State Treasury in Bos¬
$4,000 from 1974 to 1979 inclusive. ton, or at its fiscal agency in New each bond called for redemption
on or after April 1,
Bidders to name the rate of inter¬
1960, but prior
York City. The approving opinion
est, expressed in a multiple of Ya of the Attorney-General, will be to April 1, 1962. No premium shall
of 1%. Principal and interest pay¬
be paid on bonds called for re¬
furnished to the purchaser. A cer¬
able at the Day Trust Co., of Bos¬ tified check for
2% of the amount demption-on or after April 1, 1962.
ton. Legality to be approved by
bid for, payable to the Treasurer Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
the Director of Accounts, Depart¬ and Receiver-General of the Com¬ able at a bank or trust com par y
ment of Corporations and Taxa¬
designated by the purchaser. Bid¬
monwealth, is required.
ders to name the rate of interest,
tion, Commonwealth of Massachu¬
Walpole Housing Authority, Mass. expressed in a multiple of Ya of
setts.
Delivery of the notes will
Note Sale—The $50,000 first se¬ 1 %.
be made at the Day Trust Co.,
The
approving opinion of
Boston, against payment in Bos¬ ries notes offered April 28 were Miller; Canfield, Paddock & Stone
Note
Gloucester, Mass.
Bond
ceive
Offering
sealed
(DST)
•
,<
—
Emerson
S.
City Treasurer, will
Laurie,
until
bids
11
of
sidewalk
May 11 for the pur¬
$110,000 Macadam and
bonds.
loan
of
1949
Dated June
1, 1949. De¬
Due on June
1, as follows: $30,000 in 1950, and
$20,000 from 1951 to 1954 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
the
at
Merchants
.
Boston.
Bidders to name
the rate of interest, expressed in
a multiple of Ya of
1%.
The ap¬
proving opinion of Storey, Thorn-
Bank,
bids at the office of the State
officials
decided to. reject all the
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston,
Housing Board, 18 Tremont Street,
bids
Boston, until noon (DST) on May
12 for the purchase of $680,000
Second Series notes.
Dated May
not to exceed 3y2% interest school
furnished
the
to
pur¬
chaser.
Notes
«*.1
dated
May 16, 1949., 19, 1949. Due on May 19, 1950. The
Due on May 16, 1950.
Principal approving
opinion of Sullivan,
and interest payable at the Sec¬ Donovan & Heenehan, of New
ond National Bank of Boston. Le¬
York City," will be furnished to the
gality approved by Sullivan, Don¬ purchaser without cost.
ovan
& Heenehan, of New York
MICHIGAN
city.
are
Hull, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
works *
building
3—v. • 169,
May
Bridgeport Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 3878 Sherman Street,
Bridgeport), Mich.
$122,000 public
bonds
offered
p.
1932—were
Bond
May 15, 1949.
Due on May
15 from 1951 to 1969 inclusive.
Massachusetts
Bond
$375,-
2.49.
bonds* offered
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—John N. Daley,
Controller, will receive
Bond
Offering—John E, Hurley,
City
for
the
$100,000
May 3—v. 169,
p.
1932.
The decision resulted
from
conflicting
statements
in
bond sale notices respecting the
interest rate option.
on
Montague Township Con. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Montague), Mich.
Bond
District
Offering
—
W.
L. Lipka,
Secretary,
will receive
(EST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $160,sealed bids until 8 p.m.
000
not
to
exceed
4%
interest
school coupon bonds.
Dated April
1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. Due
$10,000 on July 1 from 1950 to
1965 inclusive. Bonds maturing in
1955 to 1965, may be redeemed at
the' option of the District in in¬
verse
(State of)
Treasurer and Receiver
Details—The
building bonds purchased by
McDonald-Moore & Co., of De¬
troit, as 2V2S, as previously noted
in v. 169, p. 1824-^-were sold at a
orice of 100.06, a basis of about
and Coffin & Burr, both of Bos¬
ton, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
100.83, a basis of about 1.91%.
Dated
Sale
000
awarded to Hornblower & Weeks,
submitted
terest
numerical order
payment
July 1, 1954, at
date
par
on
on
in¬
after
and accrued
interest to the date fixed for
re¬
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) demption, plus a premium for
May 17 for the purchase'of each bond as redeemed as follows:
$2,737,000 not to exceed 4% in¬ $25 on each bond called for re¬
(DST) on May 16 for the purchase
terest non-callable public sewer, demption prior to July 1, 1956. $20
of $23,800,000 bonds, divided as
Series
H
coupon
or
registered on each bond called for
-
sealed
General,
on
will receive sealed bids until noon
follows:
redemp¬
•
(P.
Bond. Offering—R.
I
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1949.
De¬
tion
on
or
after
July 1, 1956, but
C.
DeCamp/f
receive!
p.ric; (EST)ron|
May 9?for the purchase of $25,000;
District
will
Secretary,
sealed bids until 8
school!
interest
4%
not to: exceed
coupon
bonds. . Dated April
1940; (Denomination
$500; >• Duep
April" : T, as ' follows:
$500 * in
1952, $3,500 in 1953, $3,000 in |
1954 to 1056, and $4,000 in 1957 to$
1959.
The entire issue of bonds;
,
construction bonds: $27,500 as
New Buffalo
Twp. Con. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. New Buffalo), Mich.
Bond Offering—Churchill Bart-
District
ley,
ceive
sealed
Secretary,
until
bids
will
7
l%s,
July 15 from
inclusive, and
2s, due on July 15
due
to
1950
on
1958
re¬ ,*...,*$20,500 as
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. i
p.m.
(EST) on May 9 for the purchase
to exceed 4% in¬
71,000
and
storm
relief
sewer
of $240,000 not
construction bonds: $36,00.0
as/
terest
l%s,
coupon
Dated April
follows:
$450,000 2V2S. Due on April 1 from
1950 to 1954 inclusive.
900,000 2s. Due
1955
to
1964
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
All of the bonds
are
dated May
1, 1949 and those maturing from
1955
to
1964 inclusive,
are
re¬
deemable, in inverse nurrierical
order, on and after April 1, 1954.
Second high bid of par, plus a
very slight premium, for a com¬
bination of $450,000 2Yzs; $450,000
21/4S, and $450,000 2s, or a net
rate of about 2.144%, was made
by an account composed of First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
Stranahan,
Harris & Co., Inc., John Nuveen
& Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Ballman
& Main, and Jones B. Shannon &
Co.
Port
Austin
Township Fractional
No. 1 (P. O.
Austin), Mich.
July 15 from;
inclusive, and!
2s due on July 15?
due
to
1950
1, 1949.
any
or
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. "1
O. Ravenna), Mich.
Ravenna
may be redeemed at the option of
District the District on April
1, 1952; or;
on any interest date thereafter, atf
order, on any interest payment
par and accrued interest to the!
date on or after Aprir 1, 1950, at
date fixed for redemption, plus a
par arid accrued interest to the
premium for each bond so re-j
date fixed for Redemption, plus a
deemed, as follows: $7.50 on each?
premium for each bond so re¬ bond called for
redertiption priori';
deemed, as follows: $25 on each to
April 1, 1954.
$5.00 on each;
bond called for redemption on or
bond called for redemption on or|5
prior to April 1, 1952; $20 on each
after April 1, 1954, but prior to!
bond called for redemption after
April 1, 1956. $2.50 on each bond f
April 1, 1952, but on or prior to
called for redemption on or after;
April 1, 1954; $15 on each bond
April 1, 1956 but prior to April 1,|
called for redemption after April
1957.
No premium shall be paid;
1, 1954, but on or prior to April 1,
on bonds called on or after April!
1956; $10 on each bond called for
1, 1957.
Principal and interest-!'
redemption after April 1,1956, but
(A-O) payable at First State Bankf
on or prior to April 1, 1958; $5 on
of Ravenna.
Bidders to name the!
each bond called for redemption
rate of interest, expressed in a
after April 1, 1958, but on or prior
multiple of }k of 1%,
The ap-^
to April 1, 1960; and without pre¬
proving opinion of Miller, Can-i
mium on bonds called for redemp¬
field, Paddock & Stone, of De-4
tion after April 1, 1960. Principal
troit, will be furnished without!1 J
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at
expense to the purchaser. A cer-;
Bank of Three Oaks, New Buffalo.
tified check for $500, payable to 4
Bidders to name the rate or rates
the District Treasurer, is required.!
of interest, expressed in a multi¬
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
ple of Ya of 1%.
The approving
Bond Sale—The $176,500 bonds!
opinion of Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit, will be offered April 7 were awarded tot
furnished, without cost to the pur¬ Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., on
chaser. A certified check for $4,- a bid reflecting a net interest cost!
000, payable to the District Treas¬ of about 1.80%, as follows: *,
urer, is requred.
$47,500 storm and relief sewer
—
ed
Bonds maturing!
i960 to 1964 inclusive are;
callable beginning June 1, 1954, |
on
1958
$35,000
from
as
1959
1968
to
inclusive.
6,700 as l%s.
36,000 storm
.
/
and relief SeWer
construction bonds. $18,00Q;as\
l%s, due on July 15 from;
•
will
be
to 1964 inclusive.
from
to
1950
$18,300
from
1958
inclusive
2s, due
as
1959 to
on
and/
July 15
1968 inclusive.
•
relief sewer j
construction bonds: $9,000
.asj;
l%s, due on July 15 fromf
15,000
,
National
.
$3,200, payable to
the
Treasurer, is required,
—
coupon
nomination $1,000.
able
A certified check for
all of Detroit, as
price of 100.0007, a basisf
a
about 3.74%.
Dated April l|
1949 and due on June 1 from, 1950|
of
iy
re¬
a.m.
on
chase
without cost.
building bonds.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Due April 1, as fol¬
awarded to the Norfolk County of
Detroit, will be furnished to lows: $12,000 in 1950 to 1954, and
Trust Co., of Dedham, at 0.95% the
purchaser without cost. A cer¬ $18,000 in 1955 to 1964. Bonds ma,
interest. <4V*
tified check for $7,500, payable to turing in the years 1962 to 1964,
r/
y'iJ'r;;:- ,i> :.
the District Treasurer, is required. may be redeemed at the option of
Walt ham, Mass.
the District in inverse numerical
Note Offering — Arthur E.
Hamtramck Housing Authority,
Storer, City Treasurer, will re¬
Plymouth School District (P. O.
Michigan
' ''*
ceive sealed bids until 11 a.m. on
Note Sale —The $1,230,000 13th
Plymouth), Mich.
May 11 for the purchase at dis¬ series notes offered April 28 were
Bond
Sale
The $1,350,000
count of $500,000 notes issued in awarded to the Chemical Bank &
school building bonds offered on
anticipation of revenue for the Trust Co., of New York, and Asso¬
May 3 — v. 169, p. 1824 — were
current
year.
Dated
May
11, ciates, at 0.94%
interest, plus a awarded to a group composed of
1949.
Due Nov. 15, 1949. Legality
premium of $13. Dated May 24, Halsey, Stuart & Co., Chicago.,
approved by Storey, Thorndike, 1949. Due on Dec. 20, 1949.
Blyth & Co.,
Harriman
Rip¬
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
ley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
HornHolland and Park Townships
blower & Weeks, all of New York,
Wohurn Housing Authority, Mass.
Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 9
at a price of 100.072, a net in¬
Note Offering — Percy W. Lin(P. O. Holland), Mich.
terest
cost -of
about 2.05%, as
Bonds Not Sold
The district
scott, Chairman, will receive seal¬
ton funds.
& Co.,
Parcells
1, as
1955
$6,000,000 capital outlay loan, Acts
of 1948, chapter 599, Acts of
Bend Offering — Robert H.
1948,
coupon
bonds. Dated
Fowler, Town Treasurer, will re¬
May 1, 1949. Due on May 1,
ceive sealed bids until noon (DST)
as follow:s $670,000 from 1954
on" May 11 for the purchase of
to 1956 inclusive, and $665,000
$380,000 school coupon bonds.
from 1957 to 1962 inclusive:
"Dated May 1, 1949. Denomination
6,800,000 Logan Airport improve$1,008; Due $20,000 on May 1, from
? ment loan, chapter 676; Acts
1950 to 196& inclusive. Bidders to
of 1947, coupon bonds. Dated
name
the rate
of interest,
ex¬
April 1, aa follows: $670,000
pressed in a multiple of Ya of 1%.
from 1957 to 1959 inclusive:
Principal and interest payable at
and $665,000 from 1960 to 1965 Dundee, Milan, London, Raisinville
the First National Bank of Boston.
The approving opinion of Storey,
Monday, May 9, 1949
CHRONICLE
storm
1950
T
to
$6,000
and
1959
as
inclusive, and |
on July 15
2s, due
from 1959 to 1964 inclusive.
-
\.,
Summer
Township Fractional
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Ithaca), Mich.
"
Bond
Offering
District
|
Ethel Ferris,!
Secretary,
will
receive!
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
|
May 18 for the purchase of
not to exceed 4% interest school!
$20,0001
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1949. |
Denomination $1,000.
Due $4,0001
on May 1 frorri 1950 to 1954 inclu- f|
coupon
sive. Bidders to
rates
of
name
interest,
multiple of
the rate or
expressed
in
|
a|
of 1%. Principal 'g
(M-N) payable at|
National Bank, !
Ithaca. The approving opinion of |
some market attorney, will be
fur-1
nished by the purchaser at his!
own
expense; A certified check f
for $1,000, payable to the District
|
Treastirer, is required.
|
and
the
Ya
interest
Commercial
Warren and
Sterling Twps. Frac* !
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
|
Warren), Mich.
)
Bond Offering—John H. Siers-1
Coin
Sch.
ma,
Secretary of the Board of |
Education; will receive sealed bids 1
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 19. for |
Bond Sale—The $147,000 school the purchase of $610,000 not to
ex-1
bonds offered on May 3—v. 169, ceed 4%
interest school coupon |
p. 1932—were awarded to a group bonds.
Dated May !,,• 1949. Decomposed of H. V. Sattley & Co., nomination $1,000. Due July 1, as 1
First of Michigan Corp., McDon¬ follows: $25,000 in, 1050, $30,000 in i
ald-Moore & Co., and Charles A. 1951 and 1952, $35,000 in 1953 and
School
District
Port
Volume 169
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4801
1954, $40,000 in 1955 to 1957, $45,1962
1963, and $55,000 in 1964.
Bonds maturing in 1955 to 1964,
may be redeemed at the option of
semi-annual
installments
during
000 in 1958 to 1961, $50,000 in
a
and
of
the
sued and sold they will be in the
amount of $53,800 each, except the
first bonds which will be in the
District
order
date
after
July 1, 1954, at
accrued interest plus a
or
and
premium
called
payment
interest
on' any
on
par
numerical
inverse
in
of
$20
on
bond
prior
premium of
each
for redemption on or
to
July 1, 1957; and a
$10 on each bond called for re¬
demption after July 1, 1957, but
on
or
prior to July 1, 1960. No
premium shall be paid on bonds
called for redemption after July 1,
1960.
Bidders to
rates
the rate or
name
of
interest, expressed in a
multiple of 4/4 of 1%. Interest J-J.
The approving opinion of Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit, will be furnished. A certified
check for $12,000, payable to the
District Treasurer, is required./
.
period of 20
issue.
.
Bond Sale
—
The $85,000 sewer
improvement bonds of¬
April 27—v. 169, p. 1716—
were awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Chicago, as lVfes, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 1.47%.
Dated May 1, 1949. Due on Jan. 1
amortization
whether
is¬
are
interest
after
J-D.
for
(MST) on May
purchase of $150,000
exceed
interest build¬
6%
ing and equipment bonds.
Dated
June 15, 1949. Am'ortization bonds
bonds
second
waukee
at
a
1962
inclusive.
The
highest bidder was Mil¬
Co., Milwaukee, for V/2S,
price of 100.07.
Watonwan
County Ind. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Madelia), Minn.
Bonds Not Sold — The $200,000
building and equipment bonds of¬
sold as all
bids were rejected.
fered April 28 were not
School
bonds
tire
high school-junior college
bonds offered May 3 — v. 169, p.
tural
1933
were
—
a
White,
to
Sanford, of New Or¬
2V2S, at a price of 100.10,
&
'Hattier
leans,
awarded
as
basis of about 2.47%. Dated May
1, 1949. Due on May 1 from 1950
1964
inclusive.
The
second
highest bidder was T. W. WoodCo., for $17,500 as 3s; $20,000
as 2V4S, and
$21,000 as 2V2S, at a
be put into one
divided into several
may
or
the
serial
bonds
Board
of
Trustees
are
issued
sold
and
they will be in the amount of $500
each; the sum of $7,500 will be
payable on June 15, 1950, and the
$706,000 improvement bonds. Due
on May 15, as follows: $40,000
$7,500 will become payable
the same day each year there¬
until
paid.
all
of
such
bonds
are
The bonds, whether amor¬
tization
serial
will be
interest
payment date from and after 10
years
from the
date of issue.
or
bonds,
redeemable in full
These
the
bonds
election
on
were
held
any
authorized
at
April 23. A
certified check for $1,000, payable
to the above Clerk, is required.
on
Plainview
School
"
t
District,
Neb.
19£4 inclusive,
$40,000 from
in 1955;
1956 to
1964 inclusive; $48,000
in 1965, and $50,000 in 1966.
192,000 local improvement assessment bonds. Due on May 15,
as follows:
$40,000 from 1951
to 1954 inclusive, and $32,000
;
in 1955.
2,125,000 school bonds.
Due on
May 15, as follows: $50,000
from
1951 to 1967 inclusive;
$70,000 from 1968 to 1982 inelusive, and $75,000 from 1983
•v
...
*
-
to 1985 inclusive.
-
>
-
15, 1949. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Linden
Trust
Co.,
Linden.
Bidders to
name
the
rate
of interest,
ex¬
pressed in a multiple of Vs or 1/20
of 1%. The approving opinion of
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City, will
be
furnished
to
the
purchaser
without charge.
A certified check
for 2% of the amount of the bonds
offered, payable to the City Treas¬
urer, is required.
">
Mayersville), Miss.
Sold—An
Bonds
issue
O,
1949.
„
of $20,-
Kingsbury &
000 has been sold to
AlVis, of Jackson, as 2V2s, at a
price of 100.36. Dated March 1,
1949. 'Legality
approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
■
Sharkey County (P. O.
Rolling Fork), Miss.
Bond Sale Details—The $40,000
bonds pur¬
& Allen, as
2s, at a price of 100.04, as pre¬
viously noted in v. 169, p. 1825—
are due $8,000 on
March 1 from
hospital
community
chased
1950 to
Co., of Omaha.
by Hickman
1954 inclusive.
five
Due
Dated May 1,
in
years.
at
election
bonds
offered
$400,000 school
May
3—v.
awarded
1933—were
to
169,
a
p.
group
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis, of New York, J. S.
Rippel
Co.,
&
of
Newark,
and
Rogers, Gordon & Co., New York,
as
2.10s, at a price of 100.157, a
basis
interest
5%
bonds.
school
coupon
Dated
as
April 1, 1949.
De¬
$1,000. Due on April
follows: $135,000 from 1951
Bidders
of
about
to
the
name
rate
interest, expressed in a mul¬
tiple of y4 or 1/10 of 1%. The ap¬
proving
opinion of Tuttle, Rice,
Hustleby,
of
Niagara
will be furnished to the
Rice
&
Falls,
purchaser without
of the
2.087%.
Due
A
cost.
fied check for 2%
bonds, payable to the Town,
..
Village/
Frohnappel,
P.
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids ih care of
the
National
First
Bank, Alle¬
until 2 p.m. (DST)
May 9 for the purchase of $7,500, not to exceed 4% interest
N.
gany,
on
Y.,
coupon or registered bonds.
May 9, 1949. Denomination
$1,500. Due $1,500 on July 1 from
1949 to 1953 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
First
National
Bank,
Allegany.
Bidders
to
the
name
terest, expressed in
1/10 or y4 of 1%.
ing
of
rate
in¬
multiple of
a
The
approv¬
Pierce,
of Franklinville, N. Y., will
be
furnished to the
purchaser.
A
certified check for $150, payable
to the Village, is required. v
opinion
of James
Co., Inc., New York, as l%s, at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
1.23%. Second high bid of 100.056
for l*4s was made by the Marine
maturing
in
20
—
R.
M. Noble,
tion held
on
Bond
April 23.
Na. 1
(P. O. Missoula), Mont.
Missoula County Sch. Dist.
Bond
Offering—W.
H.
Swear-
ingen, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
May 24 for the purchase of $1,077,000 not to exceed 6% interest
building bonds. Dated June 1,1949.
Amortization bonds will be the
first choice and serial bonds the
second choice of the School Board.
If amortization bonds are sold and
issued the entire issue may be put
into one single bond or divided
into several bonds, as the Board
of Trustees may determine upon
at the time of sale, both principal
and
interest to -be payable in
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (MST) on May
9
for the purchase of $100,000
are,
revenue
Geddes
single rate of interest, ex¬
a
A certified check for
office.
$1,560
payable to order of the City, is re¬
quired.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Middletown, N.
Bond
Y.
Offering—P. E. Benedict,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
until 2 p.m. (DST) on May
HO for the purchase of $326,000
not to exceed '5% interest public
bids
improvement, 1949 coupon or reg¬
istered bonds. Dated June 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due on June
follows: $20,000 in 1950 and
1951; $25,000 from 1952 to 1958
inclusive; $15,000 from 1959 to
1965 inclusive., and $6,000 in 1966.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Orange County Trust
1,
as
Bidders
Middletown.
Co.,
the
name
of
rate
bonds
awarded to
to
interest,
ex¬
a
Atlantic
City Housing
Authority, N. J.
Note Sale—The $112,000 6th se¬
ries notes offered Aprli 28 were
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Trust Co., of New York, and Asso¬
ciates,
at
0.94%
E. H. Rollins &
interest.
on
Dated
Dec. 20, 1949.
Hackensack, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $111,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered May
2—v. 169, p. 1825—were awarded
Sons,
price of
basis of about 1.98%.
Lewiston
a
Water Dists.
Bond
Offering—Ray B. Powell,
Supervisor,
will
receive
(DST) on
May 17 for the purchase of $13,sealed bids until 2 p.m.
to
registerd
exceed
bonds,
5%
divided
&
4—v.
169,
Roosevelt &
Cross, both of New York, jointly
as
2.10s, at a price of 100.298, a
basis of about 2.068%. Dated May
1,
1949
due
and
1969
to
fol¬
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Second
for 2.20s was
made by a
group composed of
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
Chas.
E.
Weigold
&
Co., and
100.41
Sale—The
offered
1.40s, at
of
May 2, as follows: $448.22 in
$50,000 water
3—v. 169, p."
awarded
to
the
a
about
June 1 from 1950
on
to 1959 inclusive. Second
of
100.206 for 1.40s
was
high bid
by
made
E. H. Rollins & Sons.
Rochester, N. Y.
Note
Offering
Whitley,
receive
(DST)
—
W./Raymond
Comptroller, wilt
City
bids
sealed
until
3
p.ro.
May 9 for the purchase
$1,100,000 capital notes. Dated
May 15, 1949. Due on May 15,
on
of
Denomination
1950.
designate.
may
with
drawn
as
Notes
interest
and
bidders
will
be,
be*
will
delivered and payable at the Cen¬
Hanover Bank & Trust Co.,
tral
New
York
opinion
City.
Reed,
of
The approving'
Hoyt & Wash¬
furnished to the purchaser.
Solvay, N. Y.
Definitive
Available—
Bonds
definitive
Dec.
from
1,
housing
1948
1950
to
and
deliver
bonds, dated
due
1998
on
Dec.
inclusive,
Denomination
1949.
on
May 1,
as
1950 to 1970
1971
1974
to
in 1975.
1
in
$1,000. Due
follows: $3,000 from
inclusive; $2,000 from
inclusive, and $1,000
Bidders to
name
the rate
of
interest, expressed in a mul¬
tiple of V4 or l/10th of 1%. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the Solvay Bank, Solvay.
The
approving opinion of Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City, will be furnished
to the purchaser without cost. A
certified check for $1,440, payable
to the Village, is required.
Triborough Bridge and Tunnel
Authority, N. Y.
$141,500,000
Sold
—
made
Revenue
Bonds
Formal announcement
was
May 4 of the sale by the
on
Authority, with the assistance of a
investment
banking
nationwide
headed by Dillon, Read &
Co., Inc., New York, of $141,500,-
group
000
,
bonds 1949 issue. This
revenue
constitutes the largest sale of rev¬
enue
bonds
ever
made and the fi¬
nancing consisted of the following:
$41,500,000 2 V2% bonds, due May
1, 1964.
100,000,000 23/4% bonds, due May
1, 1969.
The bonds are dated May 1,
and
are
1941>
subject to redemption by
operation of the sinking fund oft
and after May 1, 1953, and other¬
wise
than
by operation of the
sinking fund at any time, as set
forth in the Circular.
Publicly Offered
Bonds
connection
was
with
—
It>
the financing, it
announced that $20,275,000 of
the 2%%
15-year bonds and $15,-
100,000 of the 23/4% 20-year bonds
are being purchased from the Au¬
thority by certain banks. The re¬
maining $106,125,000 bonds were
publicly offered on May 4 by Dil¬
lon, Read & Co., Inc., and associ¬
ated underwriters at a price of
The
plus accrued interest from.
1, 1949. Other members of
are:
Lehman Bros.;
First Boston Corp.; Blyth &
account
Lazard Freres & Co.;
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Co.,
,
Ma¬
Co., of Buffalo, as
price of 100.307, a basis
1.34%.
Dated June I,
1949 and due
the
York, will be prepared to
on
May
Trust
May
$8,848.22 river road water district
bonds.
Denomination
$300,
for $44.22. Due
Bond
,
par,
(State of)
The Bank of Manhattan Co., New
one
,
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
New York
"
lows:
except
New York.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
interest
as
,
p.
and
Sons,
high bid of
Town
not
lins
1950
(P. O.
Lewiston), N. Y.
763.02
$375,000 school
May
1825—were awarded to E. H. Rol¬
—
2s, at
offered
bonds
The $67,000 water
offered
April 29 were
Bond Sale
100.21,
NEW JERSEY
(P. O.
Solvay), N. Y.
of New York, as
bonds.
May 24, 1949. Due
Water Dist.
First
Bond
Bond Sale—The
Belen, N. Mex.
Offering—Garland Stew-
the
Offering — Leonard W.
purchase of $78,000 not
Village Treasurer, will
to exceed 5% interest coupon or Pfeiffer,
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
registered water bonds.
Dated
.May 1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. (DST) on May 12 for the purchase
of $722,000 not to exceed 5% into
Due May 1, as follows: $7,000 in
1950 and
1951, and $8,000 from general improvement, 1949 coupon
1952 to 1959 inclusive. Bidder to or registered bonds. Dated May 1,
11 for the
NEW MEXICO
These
years.
to
Is, at
price of 100.031, a basis of about
0.988%. Dated May 1, 1949 and
due on May 1 from 1950 to 19531
inclusive.
Second
high
bid
of100.11
for
1.20s
was
made
by
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST) on May
N) payable at the City Treasurer's
NEW YORK
awarded
a
burn, of New York City, will be
Y.
Lockport, N.
Offering
S.
1968
bonds were authorized at an elec¬
1933—were
—
National Bank of Olean, as
Dated
Webster
Minsch,
Buffalo Housing Authority, N. Y.
Note Sale —The $1,660,000 14th
ranging from
on
pressed in a multiple of Va or 1/10
of 1%. Principal and interest (M-
Monell & Co.
rates
Olean, N. Y.
The $48,000 paving
bonds offered May 4—v. 169, p.
Bond Sale
rine
d
r o
pressed in a multiple of V/or 1/10
Trust Co. of Buffalo.
'
•
inclusive, and $70,000, in
of
1%.
The approving opinion
1969.
Principal and interest (AErie County Water Authority,
of Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Lake County School District No. 23 O) payable at the County Treas¬
New York
Galloway, of New York City, will
urer's
office.
The
(P. O. Poison), Mont.
approving
Governor Signs Bill—Governor be
furnished
to
the
purchaser
Bond Offering — Mrs. Lola M. opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of Thomas E. Dewey signed on April without cost.
A certified check
Wolfinger, District Clerk, will re-r Chicago, will be furnished to the 29 a bill establishing the above for $6,520, payable to the City, is
ceive sealed bids until May 31 for purchaser without cost. A certi¬ authority and authorizing it to
required.
the purchase of $329,000 not to fied check for 5% of the amount furnish and supply water in the
New Scotland, Guilderland and
exceed 6% interest construction of the bid. payable to the District, county other than in the City of
(P. O. Voorheesville), N. Y.
bonds.
The bonds will be sold as is required.
Buffalo and the Town of Tona(P. O. Voorheesvilles), N. Y.
wanda.
either amortization or serial bonds
to
MONTANA
interest
iy4%to4%.
1825—were
Limestone, N. Y.
Offering—M i 1 d
name
A.
and
bear
bonds
.
high bid of 100.06 for 2.10s
made by a group composed of
Dolphin
&
Co.,
Dougherty & Co.,
exchange for outstanding tempo¬
rary receipts in bearer form on
May 10, 1949. The bonds
certi¬
is required.
Bond
57
and after
of the amount
Second
on
nomination
1,
Falls.
Feb. 1 from 1950 to 1979 inclusive.
15.
ceed
1965 inclusive.
May 2, 1949.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Power
City Trust Co., Niagara
1962; optional after
The bonds were au¬ series notes offered April 28 were
an
ex¬
Denomination
Dated
Bond
April awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Trust Co., of New York, and Asso¬
ciates, at 0.94% interest, plus a
NEVADA
premium of $17. Dated May 24,
1949. Due on Dec. 20, 1949.
Washoe County, Reno Sch. Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Reno), Nev.
Dryden and Hartford Central
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Bond Offering — G. E. Myers,
Dryden), N. Y.
Clerk of the Board of -Trustees,
Bond Sale—The $25,000 build¬
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
ing bonds offered April 28 were
8 p.m. (PST) on May 10 for the
awarded to George B. Gibbons &
purchase of $2,500,000 not to ex¬
thorized
1.951 to
Woodbury, N. J.
Bond Sale—The
Bonds Sold—An issue of $25,000
ser
district
road
$300, except one for $414.80,
Due on
May 2, as follows:
$414.80 in 1950, and $300 from
,
has been sold to Robert E. Schwe-
Issaquena County (P.
river
tension. bonds.
to
■
water,
Dated May
3% building and equipment bonds
price of 100.03.
to
$48,000
was
NEBRASKA
1950
from
of
to
"ward
en¬
determine upon at the time
of sale, both principal and interest
to be payable in semi-annual in¬
stallments during a period of 20
years from the date of issue.
If
after
County (P. O.
Gulf port), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $58,500 agricul¬
the
amortization
If
sold and issued the
issue
as
of
may
on
Harrison
Board.
are
bonds
choice
second
single bond
sum
MISSISSIPPI
the
4,914.80
1951
".
of
vided as follows:
p.m.
the
to
$300 from
and
inclusive.
1978
15
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on
May 17 for the purchase of $3,023,000 not to exceed 6% interest
coupon
or
registered bonds, di¬
(2041)
vano,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8
on April
inclusive.
Due
1954
to
1950,
Linden, N.J.
Offering—Charles S. Val-
Bond
R.; Nelson,
will be the first choice and serial,
to
1950
Montana
Offering—M.
fered
1951
15,
from
Phillips County High Sch. Building
Dist. No. A (P. O. Malta),
Bond
1949.
April
$1,000, payable to the
clerk is required.
above
Saffin & Co., of New
Boland,
certified
A
CHRONICLE
York, as 1.35s, at a price of 100.02,
a
basis of
about
1.34%. Dated
for
system
from
to
FINANCIAL
any
date from and
from the date of
years
Interest
check
on
payment
10
issue.
serial
or
will be redeemable in full
not
Austin, Minn.
from the date
bonds
amount of $54,800; the sum of
$54,800 will be payable on June
30, 1950, and the sum of $53,800
will become payable on the same
day each year thereafter until all
of such bonds are paid. The bonds,
31
MINNESOTA
years
serial
If
&
Inc.;
Harriman
Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
,
58
(2042)
THE
COMMERCIAL
Gaston County (P. O.
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; W. C.
Gastonia), N. C.
Langley & Co.; Stone & Webster
Bond Sale—The $800,000 series
Securities Corp.; Union Securities B
school building bonds offered
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.; A. C. May 3 — v. 169, p. 1933 — were
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes awarded to a
group composed of
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenScott, Horner & Mason, of Lynch¬
ner & Beane; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
burg, Peoples National Bank of
L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon
Charlottesville, and Jackson &
Bros. & Hutzler; Stranahan, Har¬
Smith, of Gastonia, at a price of
ris & Co., Inc., and B. J. Van In100.109, a net interest cost of
gen & Co., Inc.
about 2.098%, as follows:
Purpose of Issue
The Author¬
—
$110,000 6s. Due
ity will
use a portion of the pro¬
ceeds of the sale to repurchase at
its
par
23/4%
$107,750,000
and
held
by
3Vs %
Of
balance
the
1955
bonds
1
to
June
on
1973
from
1
from
inclusive.
All of the bonds
Finance
June
on
1954 inclusive.
690,000 2s. Due
outstanding
revenue
Reconstruction
Corporation.
1950 to
1, 1948. Second high bid of 100.005
of
for
a combination of
$110,000 6s;
$165,000 2V2s, and $525,000 2s, was
will be
made
by a group composed of
used to complete the BrooklynGoldman, Sachs & Co., Estabrook
Battery Tunnel and the 1,050 car
& Co., Mercantile-Commerce Bank
Battery parking garage now under
& Trust Co., Alex. Brown & Sons
construction, and $2,350,000 will
and F. W. Craigie & Co.
be available for additions and im¬
proceeds (together with
other funds) $18,250,000
provements
$688,500
Mine
Township,
CHRONICLE
b'av
Franklin
able
1953.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
ernment
sealed bids at his office in
principal only, refund¬
ing road bonds. Dated May 1, 1949.
from 102% to par.
Denomination $500. Due May 1, as
The Authority is a public bene¬ follows: $1,500 from 1952 to 1963
inclusive and $4,000 in 1964 and
fit corporation having jurisdiction
1965.
Principal and interest (Mover
the
Triborough,
BronxWhitesone, Henry Hudson, Mar¬ N) payable in New York City.
Rate or rates of interest to be ex¬
ine
Parkway and Cross Bay
Parkway
toll
bridges and
the pressed in a multiple of V4 of 1%.
A certified check for $520, pay¬
Queens-Midtown toll tunnel, and
able to order of the State Treasur¬
over
the
Brooklyn-Battery
toll
tunnel
now, under
construction. er, is requirbd. Legality to be ap¬
The Authority plans to open the proved by Mitchell & Pershing, of
New York City.1
new
tunnel before Sept. 1, 1950
with
of
rate
toll
a
cents
35
for
Harris
passenger cars. Upon the comple¬
tion
of this financing, the
Au¬
of*
Bond
Offering—W.
1950 to
for
of
benefit
the
'
E.
Easter-
(EST)
bridge
issue,
pledged ' for
new
revenues
Based
issue.
of
the
York,
a
Shields
to
¬
Denomination $500. Due
as
follows: $1,500 from
City.
$920,
I%s, at
as
a
Co.,
&
f
A certified check for
payable
to
of
order
the
Laurinhurg, N. C.
.
Bond
All of the bonds are dated
1954.
1,
-
100.262 for
both
high
bid
of
1.30s was made by an
of Laidlaw &
Dominick & Dominick,
of New York, jointly.
account
Co.,
Second
May
composed
until 11
a.m.
(EST)
on
as
to
follows:
83,000 series
B
Due June
1,
and
and
purchase
as
as follows: $2,000
to 1954 inclusive,
1951
to
1960
inclusive,
$2,000 from 1961 to 1966
inclusive.
and
light
of
1954
inclusive;
from
in
1956,
1950 to 1955
1957
to
1,
are
dated June
Denomination
1949.
of 1%.
Rate
N) payable in New York City. A
certified check for $400, payable
to order of the State Treasurer, is
pressed in
or
inclusive.
1969
All of the bonds
$1,000.
rates of interest to be
ex¬
multiple of V4 of 1%.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
a
able in New York City.
$2,000
1960 to
1962
and
1964.
of
interest
and
New
be
to
multiple of
x/4
interest
of
or
1 % s.
in
-!
required.
Legality
to
be
is
ap¬
are
' $
• >1.
dated June
* •
-
.
.
t
> *
_
April
on
29—v.
awarded
169,
p.
follows:
as
10 bonds were
sold to Lehman Bros.,
York, and Harris, Hall &
Co., Chicago, jointly, as 13/4S,
at .a .price of 100.067, a basis of
were
New
a
.-i.'li.
about 1.741%.
from 1950 to
Due
on
Dec. 1
1969 inclusive,
y
Callable
,
interest, in inverse numerical
order, on or after June 1,
1961.
;
at
and
par
accrued
;
ational building, facilities and
.
Easter-
1, 1949.
All of the bonds
are
dated June
Offering
Cain,
of
to
Corp.,
ond
2.26%,
Due
1972
,
Dec. 1 from
on
Dated
,
inclusive.
-
»The
sec-
:
-
,
highest bidder was Hayden i
& Co., for 2y2s, at a price *
of
102.32.
Sale
Details
;
•
•.
Oak Harbor,
;
Ohio
—
The $4,085
.
Ohio
;
Bond
(EST)
f
,
j>:
'
Bank Co,, as previously noted in 169, p. 1718, were
sold as 13/4S, at a price of par.
•
1
j
,
street improvement, special assessment bonds purchased by the Oak
r
|
(State of)
i,
Offering—Charles
|
F.
bids
sealed
ll.
until
'
'
a.m.
May 25 for the purchase
on
of $12,500,000 World War II com- >
pensation,
1949
issue; coupon
April 15, 1949. De¬
Due $377,000
Oct. 15, 1949, $379,000 April and •
$382,000 Oct. 15, 1950, $385,000
April and $387,000 Oct. 15 1951, ;
$390,000 April and $392,000 Oct.
15, 1952, $395,000 April and $398.-1
000 Oct.
15, 1953, $401,000 April
Dated
nomination
$1,000.
and
$403,000 Oct. 15,1954, $406,000
April and $409,000 Oct. 15, 1955,
$412,000 April and $414,000 Oct.
15, 1956, $417,000 April and $420,000
,
•
'
4 *
Oct.
15, 1957, $423,000 April
$426,000 Oct. 15, 1958, $429,April- and $432,000 Oct. 15,
and
000
'
1959,
$435,000 April and $438,000
1960, $441,000 April and
$444,000 Oct.
15, 1961, - $447,000
April and $450 000 Oct. 15, 1962,
Oct.
15,
$453,000
April; and
$456 000 Oct.
April 15,
a
single
interest,: expressed in a
multiple of Vs. of 1%. Principal
and interest payable at the State
15,
1963, and
1964. Bidders
$459,000
to
name
of
Treasurer's office
or.
at the
option
of the holder, at the National
of
New
York.
•
These
City
bonds
'•
part of the $300,-000*000 issue
are
.
authorized at the general election
held in Nov. of 1947. The approv¬
ing opinion of Chapman & Cutler,
of
Chicago, will be furnished
to
the purchaser at his own expense.
certified
A
check
for
$250,000,
payable to the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund, is required.
j
Perkins Local School District
j
(P. O. Sandusky, R. R. No. 2
Ohio
*Rond
ing
v
Sale—The $580,000 build¬
of-
»
fered May 2—V/169, p. 1718—were
improvement
.
and
bonds
to
awarded
and Nov.
1, 1949. Due
;
/
.
May 1
on
.
1973 incl.
1 from 1950 to
inclusive.
the rate
or
Bid¬
in a multiple
Principal and in¬
1%.
(A-O) payable at the City
office.
The
of
and
Cleveland,
paid'for
street
approv¬
will
by
be
the
Details—The
$23,775 ^
improvement bonds o u rby the Sinking Fund Trus¬
chased
previously noted in v. 169,
as 2s, at a price
of< par.
Dated May 1, 1949.
De¬
nomination
$2,375,
except
one
for"$2,400. Due' on Nov. 1 from
tees,
as
1718, were sold
p.
•
;
-
1954 inclusive.
1949 to
-
'
?
•
•
i
.
*
f
A-
'•
Sale—The $5,825 sanitary
Bond
rates of
expressed
of
Sale
Bortd
arid storm sdwer bonds offered
May
4—v.
awarded "to
169,
p.
on
"171'8—were
the "First
Cleveland
;
price of 100.412.
J. A. White & Co., of Cincinnati,
only other bidder, offered 100.497
•
Corp.,
as
2s, at
*
a
for 2l/2s.
•
' \r
"
City. A certified check for 1% of
$2,000 fire
the
bonds bid for,
payable to the City, is required..
Bank
was
Cleveland,
3%s, at a price of 100.25.
South Zanesvide Sch. Dist., Ohio
the amount of the
ap-?
•
.
Bond Sale—The
and
Dayton,
of
Bonds
of
bidder
noon
1954
Dempsey,
1965 inclusive.
highest
to
name
furnished
Bowling
Green, as 2s, at a price of par.
Dated Feb. 1, 1949. Due on Feb. 1
1951
Clerk,
ing opinion'of Squire, Sanders &
paratus and equipment bonds of¬
fered April 25—v. 169, p. 1717—
from
1, 1949/
to
;(;
price of 102.44,
a
about
1950
Agnes Brown
—
until
Treasurer's
Bradner, Ohio
to
1/4
terest
OHIO
Co.,
1951
interest,
Legality
approved
by
Mitchell
& .Pershing,
of
New
York City.
County
bids
from
the State Treasurer^ is re¬
awarded
City
sealed
quired.
Wood
of
Shelby, Ohio
Bond
ders to
were
2y2s, at
June
Dated May
y4 of 1%.. A certified
check for $10,000, payable to or¬
Sale—The
as
basis
a
Ryan, Sutherland ■ &
Co., of Toledo, as 2V2s, at a price
oL 102,28, .a basis of about 2.32%.
will receive
(EST) on
May 19 for the purchase of $551,000 2% salary retention judgment
fund No. 2, coupon bonds. Dated
June 16, 1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due on Oct. 1, as follows:
$111,000 in
1950,
and
$110,000
Bond
land,
1, 1949.
of
f
•
Cleveland
1.535% 4
De¬
;l;
■
equipment fund No. 12 bonds
were
purchased by Sweney,
Cartwright & Co., of Colum¬
bus, at 13/4s, at a price of
101.26, \ a y: basis
of
about
'
$1,000.
Due June 1,
as
follows: $10,000 from 1952 to
1958
inclusive; $15,000, 1959 to
1962 inclusive; $20,000 from 1963
to 1968 inclusive, and $25,000 from
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable in New
York City.
Rate or rates of in¬
terest to be expressed in a mul¬
der of
v.,
1826—were awarded to the hj
Corp., of Cleve- [,
p.
Bank
60,000 parks, playground, recre¬
:
169,
rate
Sale—The $560,000 .bonds
ment fund No.
$760, payable to order of the
Treasurer, is required. Le¬
gality to be approved by Mitchell
& Pershing, of New York City.
Cleveland
Treasurer,
bonds
on
$500,000 water works enlarge¬
State
order
State
bonds
impt.
st.
Due
Columbus, Ohio
r
,
1826—were
for
Dated June
impt.
on
Sept. 1 from
1950 to 1959 inclusive.
v. •:
payable in
York City. A certified check
second
the
on
Due
l3/4s.
as
offered
Principal
E.
IV2.S.
Sept. 1 from
1950 to 1973 inclusive,
as
(M-N)
Offering—W.
as
1 from 1950 to
250,000 fire station
rates
expressed
1%.
Sept. 1, from
1950 to 1979 inclusive.
inclusive and $3,500
1963
Rate
bonds
impt. bonds as
Sept. 1 from
•
Bond
Due
from
in
A certi¬
fied check for $4,740, payable to
of
on
Sept.
^
inclusive; $2,500 from
inclusive; $3,000 from
1956 to 1959
impt.
inclusive.
590,000 airport
13/4s.
Due
!
bonds.
$3,000, 1955;
and
$7,000
on
Inc.
only, re¬
Dated May
bonds.
centers
1, 1949. Second high bid of 100.155
$2,195,000 iy2s and $1,040,000
l%s, or a net interest cost of about
1.572% was made by a syndicate
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
May 17 for
$38,000 not to
V
The $255,000 con-
—
First
on
for
on
follows:
as
Due June 1, as follows: $3,000
in 1951; $4,000 from 1952 to
$6,000
Due
All of the bonds
Denomination $500.
1, 1949.
May 1,
tiple
115,000 water
as
bonds.
$5,000 from 1955 to 1969
from
of $20,000 not to ex¬
registerprincipal • only, street
required. Legality to be approved
by Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of
New York City.
impt.
22,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
June
1,
as
follows:
$1,000
May 17 for
expressed in a multiple of V4
Principal and interest (M-
1951
st.
inclusive.
Easter-
follows: $2,000 in 1951,
and $1,000 from 1952 to 1969 in¬
clusive. Rate or rates of interest to
be
(EST)
a.m.
Due
1964 inclusive.
:
until 11
Ohio
Sale
struction bonds offered May 4—v.'
bonds.
iy4s.
Due
C.
N.
Offering—W, E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
nomination
1959 inclusive.
to
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
1949.
Denomination
$1,000. Due
May 1,
principal only, bonds,
$17,000 series A st. impt. bonds.
Due June 1, as follows: $8,000
in 1950, and $1,000 from 1951
ceed 6% interest coupon,
as
to
health
200,000 general
County,
IV2S.
as
1950 to 1964
;
bonds.
as
bonds
55,000 park impt. bonds
Franklin
terable
the purchase
able
Township,
' j'
R. D. No, 3, Elyria), '
/
Bond
I
:|
Elyria Twp. Local School District
(P. O.
j!
;
May 1,, 1949.
Sweeney, Secretary of State, will
as
Associates,
a.m. (EST) on May 17 for
purchase of $237,000 not to
exceed 6% interest coupon, regis-
from
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
Arnold
Creek
elimina-
crossing
clusive.
'
Salt
the
on
225,000 playground
Inc.
Bond
Easter-
until 11
Blowing Rock, N. C.
E.
E.
the
NORTH CAROLINA
Offering —W.
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
and
Bond
&
Due
as iy2S.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1974 in¬
$30,000 3s
made by
was
f
Harbor State
impt. bonds
Sept. 1 from
impt. bonds
par
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on May 17 for
the purchase of $500,000 not to
exceed 6% interest coupon, registerable as to principal only, water
,,
$200,000 series A bohds. Due on
May 1 from 1950 to 1969 incl.
310,000 series B bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1950 to 1959 incl.
250,000 series C bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1950 to 1954 incl.
Kirchofer
of
3X/4S,
$81,000
of
Statesville, N. C.
Sale con¬
basis of abbut 1.243%.
sisted of:
combination
a
bid
Pershing, of New York City.
New
price of 100.042,
high
from
1
:
funding road
public
State Treasurer, is required.
Le¬
improvement bonds offered
on
gality to be approved by Mitchell
May 5 — v. 169, p. 1933 — were &
awarded
for
and
Second
]
in-
receive
interest coupon, regis-
1952 to 1959
Sale—The $760,000
Bond
1949.
st.
125,000 public
dated May
are
tion
v
to:; principal
York
N. Y.
Utica,
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
1959
A*.
1
clusive.
May 1 from
,1975 to 1979 inclusive.
15,000 2 %s. Due on May 1 from
All of the bonds
$5,000 on; (;
Sept. 1 from 1950 to 1979 in¬
on
terable
1, 1949.
May 1,
estimates
on
!-
1956 to 1974 inclusive.
25,000 33/4s. Due
1 y>s.
450,000 grade
May 1 from
on
Sept.
on
1950 to 1974 inclusive.
inclusive.:,
exceed 6%
inclusive; $5,000, 1960
made by Madigan-Hyland for the to 1962
inclusive; $5,500 in 1963
Authority, and concurred in by and 1964;. $6,000 in 1965, and $2,Coverdale & Colpitts for the un¬ 000 in 1966.
Rate or rates of in¬
derwriters, all of the 1945 issue terest to be expressed i>. a mul¬
will be retired by early 1958, and
tiple of i/4 of 1 %.
Principal and
the new bonds by mid-1965.
interest
(M-N) payable in New
i
1955
to
61,000 23/4s. Due
1,
Dated
Bond
as
1950 to 1974 inclusive.v
as
$111,000 sewer
May 3—v. 169, p.
terable as to principal only, re¬
funding road bonds.
Dated May
are
benefit
the
May 17 for
on
ceed
after the retirements of all of the
1945
1951
Due
140,000 general
Sale—The
offered
bonds
Due
-
1950 to
.
-
•
the purchase of $46,000 not to ex¬
6% interest coupon^ regis-
the
Tunnel revenues and,
Issue.
1945
bridges are
the
from
Revenues
pledged
IV2S.
j
from
elusive.
1969 inclusive.
600,000 general st. impt. bonds
.
A'
1
Miller
$600,000 general st. impt. bonds as
i
lVis.
Due on Sept. 1 from
$1,600, payable to order; of the
State Treasurer,, is required. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City.
Ramseur, N. C.
1.560%,
follows:
as
Bond
thority's funded debt will consist
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
of the new issue and $94,352,000
ernment Commission, will receive
Triborough
Bridge
Authority sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh
revenue bonds (1945 issue).
until 11
a.m.
net interest cost of about
a
1 %.
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable in New
York City.
A certified check for
Bond
NOv.
a.m.
tiple of y4
ries O bonds.
• - -
.
.
Bank,,
both
of
Philadelphia,
White,"; Weld & Co., New York,
Weeden ' &
Co., San Francisco,
exceed 6% interest coupon, regisCoffin & Burr, of New York, A. G.
terable as to principal
only, street Becker & Co/, and H. M. Byllesby
improvement bonds.
Dated June- &
Co.j both of Chicago, City Na¬
1,
1949.
Denomination
$1,000. tional. Bank & Trust
Co., Kansas
Due $5,000 on June 1 from 195 F to
City, and the Milwaukee Co., of
1966 inclusive.
Rate or^rateskoL
Milwaukee, :at~ a price of 100.0429,
11
Township, Franklin Coumty,
North Carolina
►
The
—
Raleigh
(EST) on May, 17
for the purchase of $80,000 not to
until
to
as
Sale
$3,235,000
bonds offered May 2—v. 169, p;
1717—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate composed of the First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago, Drexel &
Co., • and »Philadelphia National
.
The bonds are also call¬
able at any time at prices ranging
1,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bond
.
Lumberton, N.^.C.:
Offering—W. E. Easter-
Bond
;
-
Pershing,
City.^;-,
ity's projects or for related con--,
County, N. C.
1934—were awarded to Vance Se¬
nections Or parks. The remairfing
Bond Offering — W. E. Eastercurities Corp., Greensboro, and J.
$11,150,000 is to be distributed to' ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Lee
Peeler
&
Co., of Durham,
bond reserve, interest and operat¬ ernment
Commission, will receive
jointly, at a price of par, a net in¬
ing funds of the Authority.
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
terest cost of about 3.055%, as fol¬
The new 2V2% and 23A% bonds until 11 a.m. (EST) on May 17 for
lows:
the purchase of $26,000 not to ex¬
are subject to redemption at par
by sinking fund on or after May ceed 6% interest coupon, register- $10,000 6s. Due on May 1 from
,
t
Gold
of the Author¬
on any
Mitchell
York
New
FINANCIAL
interest to be expressed in a mul¬
dated June
are
by
proved
of
&
Ohio
sold
to
the
—
awarded
to
City
of
Treasury Investment Board, as 2s,
at
The
a
bonds
was
price of
par, as
follows:
$200,000 motor vehicle equipment
bonds.
Due $40,000 on Nov. 1
for
from
1
;
bonds
of
000
First
.
offered
v. 169, p. 1718 — were
Hayden. Miller & Co.,
equipment
April 28
Sold—An issue of $250,-
$75,000 building
1950 to
1954 inclusive.
50,000 sewage disposal plant,. Se-
Cleveland,
as
2V2s,
at
a
price
101.32, a basis of about 2.37%.
Dated May ,1; 1949. Due- on Oct.
1' from 1950 to 1973 inclusive. The
second
First
for
highest
Cleveland
2V2s, at
a
•»
bidder was the
Corp., Cleveland,
price of 1C0.91.
,
Volume
THE
Number 4801
169
1
Bond Sale —The $85,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 2—v. 169,
p. 1826—were awarded to Otis &
Co., of Cleveland, as 2y2s, at a
price of 101.14, a basis of about
on
1969 inclusive,1
r
'
Tiverton Local Sch. Dist. (P.
Brinkhaven, Route
Bond
McCurtain County
(P. O.
Okla.
Bond Sale—The $27,500 county
fair ground bonds offered May 2
—v. 169, p 1934—were awarded to
O.
•
1), Ohio
Offering—I.
T.
Gross,
the
First
State
Bank,
on
wiii receive sealed bids until noon
cost
bid reflecting a net interest
of about 1.86%.
Due from
(EST) on May 11 for the purchase
of $35,000 2%%
building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1949.
Due Nov. 1,
1952
to
ond
$1,000 in 1950, $2,000
1951, $1,000 in 1952, $2,000 in
'♦in
highest bidder
on
Co.
bid
a
$1,000 in 1954, $2,000 in
1955, $1,000 in 1956, $2,000 in 1957,
'$1,000 in 1958, $2,000 in 1959, $1,000
in 1960, $2,000 in" 1961, $1,000 in
1902, $2,000 in 1963, $1,000 in 1964,
$2,000 in 1965, $1,000 in 1966, $2,000 in 1967, $1,000 in 1968, $2,000
In 1969, $1,000 in 1970, and $2,000
in 1971 and 1972. Bidders may bid
.for; a different rate of interest in
.multiples of V4 of ,1 %.
The ap¬
proving opinion of Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland, will
be
furnished
by the Board of
for
10
1.87%.
(CST) on May 10
purchase
of
$3,000,000
a.m.
-the
school bonds.
in.
These
1974.
April 26.
A certified
2% is required.
Bond
Offering—N.
Clerk of the
Board
receive
a.m.
(CST)
$350,
purchase
bonds.
Sale
Bond
The
—
2—v.
$189,500
26.
un¬
169, p. 1718—were awarded
land, as 2y2s, at a price of
100.289,
a
basis
of
about
2.472%; : Dated April 1, 1949
due
on
Oct.
1
from
1950
to 1974 inclusive.
fire -apparatus
20-000
bonds
to
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincin¬
nati, as 2%s, at a price of
100.86,
a
basis
of
about
2.594%.
Dated April lr 1949
and due
1959 inclusive.
[
Willowick, Ohio
--
!>o;dSale
funding
bonds
The
Co.,
follows:;-
-
all bids
offered
3—
May
due
as
12,000
.First
Ada, Okla.
.......
National
in
noted
as
Bank
Trust Co.,
&
City, as previously
169, p. 1718, were sold
v.
extension
water
bid
on
;
follows:
a
reflecting
a
from
1952
$165,000
l%s,
as
1956 to 1960
as
2s, due
inclusive;
due
from
inclusive; $66,000
CU'-2s, due in 1961 and 1962;
$165,000 as 2V4S, idue from
1963
to
1967
inclusive, and
-$62,000.
■
.
1969.
and
2V2S,
as
in "1968
due
\
/
;
;
access. bonds, on
reflecting a net interest
about 2.38%, as fol-1
'"lows:
$44,000 as 2l4s,* due
from 1952 to 1955 inclusive;
bid
of
cost
„:
$55,000 as 2s, due from 1956
to 1960 inclusive; $22,000 as
2V4S, due in 1961 and 1962;
$55,000 as 2y2s, due from 1963
to 1967 inclusive,, and $24,000
as 2%s, due in 1968 and 1969.
Alva
3-
School
Bond
Rice,
—
E.
Milford
sealed bids
until "8 p.m. (CST) on May 9 for
the purchase of $200,000 not to
exceed 4% interest site acquisi¬
tion, building and equipment
bonds.
Due $25,000 from 1951 to
will
receive
1958 inclusive..
These bonds
were
authorized at the election held
April
2%
27.
of the
A
certified
amount
of
$3,000 2M>s,
of
check
on
for
the bid is
required.
1
Wichita,
Co."
of
second
was
O.
Opima), Okla.
County
bids
10
until
for
4
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
certified
of
amount
the
for
bid
T ulsa,
.
.
check
receive
for
the
bids
until
10
a.m.
follows:
ment bonds.
340,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
340,000 storm sewer bonds.
'
Washita County, Lake Valley Con.
School District No. 4 (P. O.
R.
Gotebo), Okla.
Sale—The
ing and furniture
May 2—v.
169,
of
to
flecting
about
a
$7,500
bonds
City,
net
1.88%.-
1958 inclusive.
&
on
offered
Canfield,
a
interest
Due
,
build¬
1934—were
p.
Calvert
Oklahoma
from
bid
re¬
cost
of
1952
to
The second
high¬
est bidder was the First National
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma
City,
on a bid
reflecting a net interest
cost
of about
Edward
—
N.
Weaver, Borough Secretary, will
sealed
chase
bids
May
on
10
until
for
8
the
p.m.
pur¬
of
$155,000 general obliga¬
Dated June 1,
1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
on June 1, as follows:
$5,000 from
1950 to 1974 inclusive, and $6,000
tion coupon bonds.
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
name
the rate of
Bid¬
interest,
expressed in a multiple of Vs
1%.
The approving opinion
of
of
Burgwin,
Churchill,
Ruffin
&
Hazlett, of Pittsburgh, will be
furnished to the purchaser with¬
A certified check for
$3,100, payable to the Borough, is
required.
Etna, Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
$100,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered May
2—v. 169, p. 1719—were awarded
-
Thomas
iy2s. Dated June
June 1 from 1951 to 1960 inclu¬
&
Co., of Pittsburgh,
1, 1949. Due
sive.
Harborcreek Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
1,88%.
was
Butcher &
at
a
Sale—The
Pa.
'
$217,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered May
169, p. 1719—were awarded
Halsey, Stewart & Co., as l^s,
Due
price
of
100.16,
1.21%.
on
basis
a
Dated Jan.
The
bidder
Moncure Biddle &
was
114s, at
Co.,
bonds
follows:
$100,000
by
purchased
$3,000 from
1950 to 1969
inclusive, and $4,000 from 1970 to
1979 inclusive.
Sale
Offering
—
H.
D.
West
Wyoming Sch. Dist., Pa.
Offering—Joseph KarcutDistrict Secretary, will re¬
skie,
sealed
Monessen,
est
a
6
000
169,
p.
1719—was awarded to Ar¬
&
Klima, of
l%s, at a price of
100.779.
Second
high
bid
of
100.61 for l3/4s was made by the
Lestrange
Pittsburgh,
Due
$2,000
Dated
$1,000.
June 1 from 1950 to
on
inclusive.
1959
Bidders
to
multiple
J-D.
of
A certified
the par
of 1%. Interest
check for 2% of
value of the bonds,
able to the
as
Bond
National
Bank
f.:
The $11,000 fire
equipment bonds offered May 2—
v.
169, p. 1719—were awarded to
Dallas,
1, 1949 and
May 1 from 1950 to 1952
2s.
as
due
Dated
on
RHODE ISLAND
Warwick, R. I.
Bond
Heinle,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 17
for the purchase of $100,000 gen¬
eral
obligation bonds.
Pen
Argyl, Pa.
Secretary,
derson,
ceive
(DST)
clusive.
of
Bidders to
interest,
tiple of
Due $2,000
to
expressed in
y8
of 1%.
in¬
1959
name
the rate
a
The
mul¬
approv¬
ing opinion of Townsend, Elliott
&
Munson, Philadelphia, will be
delivered
free
purchaser,
2%
of
the
bonds,
of
charge
to
the
A certified check for
face
payable
amount
to
the
of
Treasurer, is required.
Note
Sale
The
$4,800,000 64th
series notes offered April 28 were
awarded to the Farmers Deposit
National Bank, of Pittsburgh, at
0.91% interest, plus a premium of
$15. Dated May 24, 1949. Due on
Dec. 20, 1949.
—
Additional
Sale —The
$327,000
64th series notes offered
April 28
were
awarded to the Central Han¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of New
York, at 0.93% interest, plus a
premium of $6.54. Dated May 24,
over
1949. Due
on
Dec.
20, 1949.
Plains Twp. Sch. Dist.
(P. O.
the
11
re¬
a.m.
May 17 for the pur¬
$435,000 coupon bonds,
follows:
as
1959 inclusive.
to
June 1, as follows: $25,000
on
from
and
1960
to
1967
inclusive,
$10,000 in 1968.
Dated June
1, 1949. Denomina¬
Principal and interest
payable at the Rhode Island Hos¬
pital Trust Co., Providence. The
approving
opinion
of
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
tion $1,000.
Boston, will be furnished to. the
purchaser without charge.
SOUTH
Greenville
ries
CAROLINA
Housing Authority, S. C.
Sale—The $395,000 8th se¬
notes
offered
April
28
were
awarded to the Chemical Bank
Trust
&
Co., of New York, and Asso¬
ciates,
at
0.94%
May 24, 1949. Due
interest.
on
Dated
Dec. 20, 1949.
Lancaster
County (P. O.
Lancaster), S. C.
Sale
Bond
—
The
$365,000 road
and school bonds offered May 4—
v.
169,
1827—were awarded to
p.
a
syndicate
composed of the Trust
Company of Georgia, Atlanta, A.
M. Law &
Co., of Spartanburg, G.
Co., of Columbia,
g e r,
Barnwell & • Co.,
Charleston, at a price of 100.06,
a basis of about 2.19%, as follows:
H.
Crawford &
and
Plains), Pa.
will
until
210,000 public works bonds. Due
Note
Pittsburgh Housing Authority, Pa.
bids
on
of
the
Borough
Treasurer,
$225,000
highway
bonds.
Due
$25,000 on June 1 from 1950
will receive
(DST) on
Denomination $1,000.
on
June 1 from 1950
City
sealed
chase
bonds. Dated June 1, 1949.
coupon
Offering—G. Conrad An¬
divided
Bond Offering—E. G. Godshalk,
Borough
May
inclusive.
New Kensington, Pa.
will
—
the First National Bank of
Trust
&
Bond Offering—Louis G.
Clerk,
pay¬
District, is required.
Sale
Co., Monessen.
City
name
the rate of interest, expressed in a
,
Peoples
p.m.
Wyoming, Pa.
Sale—The issue of $100,bonds offered on May 3—v.
Smith,
group
until
funding coupon bonds.
June 1, 1949. Denomination
Pa.
Bond
Bond Offering — Michael Lonwill receive
(EST) on coski, Secretary of the Board of
May 17 for the purchase of $75,- Directors, will receive sealed bids
000 school bonds.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 17 for
the purchase of $75,000 improve¬
Harrison Township School District
ment coupon bonds. Dated June 1,
(P. O. Natrona), Pa.
1949.
Denomination
$1,000. Due
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
$5,000 on June 1 from 1951 to
bonds offered May 2—v. 169, p.
1965 inclusive.
Bidders to name
to
bids
(DST) On May 16 for the purchase
of $20,000 not to exceed 4% inter¬
*
Secertary,
awarded
$48,000 im¬
'
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
1827—were
Pa.
The
—
.
thurs,
p.
Bond
ceive
Marple Twp. (P. O. Broomall), Pa.
Bond Sale Details—The
169,
169, p. 1499—were awarded to
Fauset, Steele & Co., and Singer,
Deane & Scribner, both of Pitts¬
burgh, jointly, as iy4S, at a price
of
100.20.
The
second
highest
bidder was E. H. Rollins & Sons,
for l7/ss, at a price of 100.68.
highest
price of 100.13.
a
2—v.
to Singe.r,
Scribner, of Pittsburgh.
&
Somerset,
July 1 from 1950 to 1959
inclusive.
for
of
1, 1949.
second
$85,000 school
May
v.
3—v.
a
Dist.
provement bonds offered May 2—
eral
about
Sch.
awarded
were
Bond
Williams port),
Township
offered
Sherrerd, for 214s,
Lycoming County (P. O.
Bond
be¬
are
May 17.
on
Sale—The
—
Deane
price of 100.10.
Harborcreek), Pa.
Bond
District
$5,750,000 water works improve-
awarded
Offering
on
(CST) on June 7 for the purchase
$6,430,000 bonds, divided as
R.
Bond
Pa.
Board, will
of
.
Corapolis,
as
Widdows,
at a price of
second highest bidder
May 13 for the purchase of $20,000
fire
apparatus
and
equipment
to
is required.
Okla.
Utility
sealed
of
Bank of
The bonds
59
(P. O. Pricedale), Pa.
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
PENNSYLVANIA
^
May
$15,000
2%
Bond Offering—A. M.
•
office
on
building and furniture bonds. Due
$3,000 from 1952 to 1956 inclusive.
A
Treasurer's
proving opinion of Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land, will be furnished. A certi¬
fied check for $9,160, payable to
the District, is required.
out charge.
—
Oscar Brune,
Clerk, will receive sealed
National
2I/4S,
as
The
par.
De¬
at the fiscal
agency of
the
State of New York City.
The ap¬
ders to
Securities
July 1, 1949.
or
(DST)
_
Bond Offering
District
Bond
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation,
■
.1
Texas County School District No. 9
District, Okla.
Offering
the
Rostraver
interest school coupon
Dated
receive
1955 inclu¬
■; ;•
First
Attorney
200,000. limited
a
to
bonds:
sewer
Kansas,
as
1955
to
.
high bidder.
bonds,
net in¬
terest cost of about 2.13%,
$132,000
1952
//././•;
;
(P.
\
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The
follows:
'$385,000
from
sive.••
$790,000
purchased by the
Oklahoma
of
as
in ,1951, and $9,000 lM>s,
due from 1952 to 1954 inclu-
Bend Sale Details—The
bonds
City,
due
OKLAHOMA
various
Oklahoma
-
sive.
were
,
of
$18,000 water, bonds: $4,000 2V2s,
due in 1951, and $14,000 iy2s,
$700,000;re^
1826—were not sold,
rejected.
169,
v.
—
at
awarded to the Small Mil-
burn
un¬
(MST) on June 8 for
purchase of $458,000 not to
,
—were
the
Penbrook,
v.
$19,000 in 1953 'and 1954, $20,000
in 1955, $21,000 in 1956 and 1957,
$22,000 in 1958, $23,000 in 1959,
$24,000 in *1960 and 1961, $25,000
in 1962; $26,000 in 1963, $27,000 in
1964, $28,000 in 1965, $29,000 in
1966, $30,000 in 1967, $31,000 in
1968, and $33,000 in 1969.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Shawnee, Okla.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 bonds
offered on May 2—v. 169, p. 1934
Oct. 1 from 1950 to
on
of
/
■
in
noted
nomination $1,000.
Due Jan. 1, as
follows: $18,000 in 1951 and 1952,
April
on
certified check for 2%
about 1.73%.
School District No. 52
p.m.
bonds.
Bond Sale Details—The $30,000
building, repair and equipment
bonds purchased by Evan L. Davis
of Tulsa, and the First National
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City, jointly, as previously noted
in v. 169, p. 1718, were sold as l%s
at a price of
100.06, a basis of
bonds to Otis & Co., of Cleve¬
and
A
inclu¬
1969
to
previously
exceed 4%
10
author¬
were
5
the
Osage County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 11 (P. O. Shidler), Okla.
improvement
sewer
til
the amount of the bid is required.
May
on
follows:
$167,500
until
1719
to
Schmidt, Poole & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, as 2I/2S, at a price of 102.00,
as
previously noted in v. 169, p.
1719, are in the denomination of
$1,000 and are due on May 1, as
for
George,
Education,
bids
bonds
to
as
not sold.
were
ing reoffered
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Colonial Park), Pa.
Sale—The $10,000 school
bonds
offered
April
29
were
of
County School District
No. 26-C (P. O. Nyssa), Ore.
Bond Offering — The District
May 10 for the
$3,000,000
school
bonds
1952
Clerk will receive sealed bids
ized at the election held
limited trix bonds offered
as
These
Bank
-
Malheur
$130,000 from 1952 to
inclusive, and $140,000 in
1973
Willoughby, Ohio
of
to
3s and 3y2s.
1949 and due on
1,
from
May
on
sewer
on
L:
of
sealed
on
June
1
Dated
Dec. 20, 1949.
of par.
were
check
Dated
on
Bond
23As,
as
$12.
Lower Paxton
169,
the
v.
—
National
States
Portland
29
awarded
were
—
of
24, 1949. Due
169, p. 1719—were sold at a price
Due
-
1974.
y
bonds
authorized at the election held
offered April
1827
p.
2%s,
Due
$130,000 from
1952 to 1973 inclusive, and $140,-
000
bonds
Sale—The $175,000 school
(P. O. 100 Bethel Drive,
Eugene), Ore.
Bond Sale Details—The $165,000 school bonds purchased by
the State Bond Commission, for
$90,000 as 2y2s, and $75,000 as
Education will receive sealed bids
until
Jefferson County School District
No. 9-C (P. O. Madras), Ore.
Lane County
interest
City Sch. Dist., Okla.
Offering — The Bpard of
Bond
will
check
'
Bond
premium
at
Wichita,
net
April
on
sive.
First Se¬
was
author¬
were
OREGON
June
sec¬
Oklahoma
for
A certified
The
Kansas,
reflecting
payable to the Board of
Education, is required. (These are
'the bonds originally scheduled to
be soid on May 2.)
Education.
,
of
cost of about
1953,
•
inclusive.
1968
curities
follows:
.as
a
bonds
26.
United
of Idabel,
Clerk ,of the Board of Education,
.
These
2.98%.
t
.
on
(2043)
awarded
ized at the election held
Idabel),
,1
(CST)
CHRONICLE
equipment
and
bonds.
Canfield, of Oklahoma
previously noted in v.
169, p. 1386—were sold as 3s, at
a price of 100.13, a basis of about
\
'
1
building
as
City,
1949. Due
May 15 and Nov. 15 from 1950
to
000
&
vert
15,
Dated May
FINANCIAL
May 11 for the purchase of $27,-
hospital bonds purchased by Cal¬
;
2.37%,
Bond Sale Details—The $15,000
.
.
&
ceive bids until 2 p.m.
Cheyenne, Okla.
Strcetsboro Local School District,
Ohio
COMMERCIAL
•
H
u
$135,000
as
1951
230,000
from
2s. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
to
1958 inclusive.
as
2y4S.
1959
to
Due
1966
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
Dated May 1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was R. S. Dickson
& Co., Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
and E. H. Pringle & Co., jointly,
for $75,000 as 3s; $155,000 as 2s,
and $135,000 as 2*4s, at a price of
100.04, a basis of about 2.20%.
rate of interest, expressed in
multiple of Vs of 1%. The ap¬
Singer, Deane &
proving opinion of Townsend, El¬
Arthurs, Lestrange & Klima, all liott &
SOUTH DAKOTA
Munson, of Philadelphia,
of Pittsburgh, and Stroud &
Co., will be delivered free of
charge to
of Philadelphia, as 2s, at a price
Eureka, S. Dak.
the purchaser.
A certified check
of 100.41, a basis of about 1.96%.
Bond Sale Details—The $70,000
for 2% of the par value of the
Dated May 1, 1949.
Due on May
water works bonds purchased by
bonds,
payable to the
District
1 from 1951 to 1970 inclusive.
the Eureka State Bank, as previ¬
Treasurer, is required. (These are
Johnstown Housing Authority, Pa. the bonds offered on April 22, and ously noted in 169, p. 1719—were
sold at 2%s, at a price of par.
not sold.)
'»
Note Sale
The $1,054,000 9th
Faith Ind. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
series notes offered April 28 were
Bonds Not Sold
The $75,000
composed
of
Blair
&
Co., Inc.,
Scribner, and
a
.
—
—
Wewoka Sch. Dist., Okla.
Bond Offering
The Clerk of
the Board of Education will re¬
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Trust Co., of New York, and Asso¬
ciates,
at
0.94%
interest,
plus
a
21/2, 23/4,
3, 314, 31/2, 3%, 4, 414
improvement bonds of¬
fered April 22—v. 169, p. 1719—
or
4y2%
.
Bond Sale Details—The $13,000
refunding bonds purchased by the
Farmers State Bank, of Faith, as
i^nAWiWfiHroHtf* wkfan MKWWW*';!*".*
&hh
60
*#*•■&*&***' '
(2044)
previously
1387,
THE
noted in
sold at
were
169,
price
v.
a
p.
ville,
of
basis of about 1.977%. Dated April
1, 1949 and due on April 1 from
100.50.
TENNESSEE
turing
'
Offering:
Mayor,
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
exceed
4%
May 17 for
$150,000 not to
of
Series
water
/
1949
funding
bonds.
1, 1949, Denomination
Due May 1, as follows:
$5 000 in 1951, $6,000 in 1952 and
1953, $7,000 in 1954 to 1958, $8,000
in 1959 to 1962, $9,000 in 1963 to
1966, and $10,000 in 1967 to 1969.
$1,000.
of
about
J\
premium for each bond so called
as follows:
From May 1, 1959 to
.May 1, 1963, a premium of $30.00;
Nov, 1,1963 to May 1, 1966, a pre¬
mium of $20.00; and Nov. 1, 1966
and
thereafter
a
premium
of
$10.00.
Bidders to name the rate
or rates of interest, expressed in
a multiple of %
of 1%.
Interest
Chapman
for
payable to the
$3,000,
Recorder
and V
"
quired."
•
Treasurer,
■ ■
:•;;
Due
V'
-
v-
'/
Sale—The $35,000 alms¬
general obligation bonds
offered on April 29—v.
169, p.
Due
f
1.704%;
1949 and due
Dated
on
April
1,
April 1 from 1951
of
Knoxville),
2%
as
in-
without
chaser
at
for
the
Dallas.
"
of
a
1950
to
1969
The
in
in
noted
sold at
has
improvement
rev¬
1720, were
as follows:
p.
as
3s.
Due
March
on
1
Dated March 1, 1949.
All of said
maturing in 1960 to 1973
are optional on March
1, 1959, or
on
any
interest payment date
thereafter, upon payment of par
and accrued interest.
Lubbock, Tex.
Bond
Sale
The
—
-
~
'
1970
to
:
'
Southwest
$22,474,000
Co., of
Neuhaus
derwood,
Dallas,
1974
inclusive,
Optional 20 years
after date of issue on any
!
.
/:/;.•'■••."XPX'-
//■'
Bond
1828
p.
2s, at
of
in-1
terest
*
paying date at par.
Bank,
Milwaukee
and
as
awarded to the
were
—
National
1949.
of Chicago,
Co., jointly
price of 100.10, a basis
Dated May 1,
a
about
1.99%.
Due
May 1 from 1950 to
on
inclusive.
1969
Milwaukee Housing
Sale
Authority, Wis.
The
—
El
Paso,
at
a
price
of
basis of about 2.45%,
a
as
/-'/■
$675,000 8th
April 28 were
$285,-
Airport Im¬
provement, general obligation
bonds:
$42,000 as ^V^s, due
on
May 1 from 1950 to 1959
inclusive; and $72,000 as 3V2S,
due on May 1 from 1960 to
1969 inclusive.
■
^
and
3 Vis, due on May 1
to 1959 inclusive,
$30,000 as 3V2S, due on
and
and
im¬
sewer
extension
bonds
as previously noted
1280, were sold as
2y4s, 21/2S, 3Vis, and 3s, are dated
March 15,
1949, and have been
approved as to legality by Mc¬
Call,
Parkhurst
81
Crowe,
of
Dallas.
•/ '•/
.
v..
and
Columbus
Securities
Corp. of Texas, San Antonio, As¬
net
a
on
bid reflect¬
a
bonds
./ ./
Vt.
$130,000 school
May 3—v. 169, p.
offered
1936—were
&
awarded
to
Cody, Wyo.
piller,
water
works
revenue
bonds
been sold to Underwood &
Dallas,
1,
as
3l/&s and 4V2S.
1949.
has
Co., of
Dated
Legality approved
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
./llESESaCtMSWB
'
Offering—John
Bond
/
Hutson-
will
receive
(MST)
on
May 12 for the purchase of
$130,000 not to exceed 4% interest
City
Clerk,
Halsey,
Dated June
water bonds.
coupon
June 1, as fol¬
lows:
$7,000 from 1950 to 1964 in¬
clusive, and $5,000 from 1965 to
1949.
1,
Due
on
1969
inclusive.
from date of issue. Princi¬
about
of
101.33,
basis
a
of
2.095%.
Dated
May
1,
May 1 from 1950
to 1969 inclusive. Second high bid
of 101.30- for 2Vis was made by
F. S. Moseley & Co.
1949 and due
on
VIRGINIA
Henrico
O.
County (P.
Richmond), Va.
Sale—The
Bond
awarded to
were
posed
account
an
Estabrook
of
East Thermopolis (P. O.
Thermopolis, Box 310), Wyo.
se¬
com¬
&
Bonds Not
accepted
1.60s,
as
at
a
City
Offering
E. E. Briggs,
receive sealed
p.m. (MST) on May
purchase of $30,000
Clerk,
1, 1949 and mature
not
1951
to 1969 inclusive.
maturing
and after May 1, 1960
on
callable in
are
The bonds
inverse numerical
order, at par and accrued interest,
on
May 1, 1959 and thereafter.
high
bid
of 100.78 for
by a syndicate
composed of Phelps, Fenn & Co.,
1.70s
made
was
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Schoellkopf,
Scott,
Hutton
Horner
of
and the Bank of
mond.
&
Pomeroy,
Mason,
&
Peoples
Charlottesville,
Virginia of Rich¬
•.//;■
v
12
for
to
bonds.
the
exceed
Dated
Interest
M-S.
The
approving
Pershing, Bosworth,
Dick Si Dawson, of Denver, to¬
gether with the printed bonds,
opinion
of
will be furnished to the purchaser
without charge. A certified check
for 5%
of the bid, payable to the
Town, is required.
(P. O.
Worland), Wyo. •
Bond
County, County Hospital
(P. O. South Bend),
Washington
'
Offering
t i
the "scheduled
prevented
e s
award
to
Sold—Legal dfificul-
on
April 15 of $550,000 not
exceed
bonds.—V.
6%
169,
interest
p.
hospital
bids until 3
7 for the
E.
M.
Conant,
p.m.
(MST)
June
on
purchase of $100,000 not
to exceed 4% interest coupon hos¬
pital bonds.
Due
1969
1500.
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
■
Bonds Not
water
Washakie County
District
'
interest
4%
March
$1,500 from 1961 to 1976 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Pacific
—
will
1, 1949. De¬
nomination $1,000 and $500.
Due
on
March
1, as follows: $1,000
from 1955 to 1960 inclusive, and
:/
n-
were
2y2%
$30,000
Upton, Wyo.
Bond
bids until 2
May 1 from
the
system bonds offered
May 1—v. 169, p. 1500.
price of 100.039, a basis of about
1.594%. The bonds are dated May
on
bids
Sold—No
for
water works
Co., New
York, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Nashville, and F. W. Craigie &
Co., of Richmond,
10
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
City Treasurer's office. /' The
approving opinion of Myles P»
Tallmadge, of Denver, together
with the printed bonds, will be
furnished by the City.
A certified
check for 5% of bid is required.
•'
$1,500,000
Redeemable
the
/
ries B school improvement bonds
offered May 4—v. 169, p. 1720—
$5,000
1,1949.
Dated July
on
July 1 from 1950 to
inclusive./A certified
check
for $1,000, payable to the County
WEST
VIRGINIA
Bond Sale—The
$75,000
Vv'X
•
WYOMING
years
price
a
West Virginia (State
Moody, Tex.
Chemical
the
to
Trust
at
'
Bonds Sold—An issue of
hv
Bank
Stuart & Co., New York, as 2Vis,
interest cost of about
"•■■■,/
notes
awarded
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
VERMONT
,
Jan.
Series
$599,000 9th
/ offered April 28
p.
Vergennes Graded Sch. Dist.,
2,300,000 electric
light
system
revenue bonds, as 2V2S.
Co.,
Wis.
The
—
1949.
works
169,
v.
as
1950
Dated May 1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was John Nuveen
Sale
Co., of Dallas,
in
May 1, 1960 to 1969 inclusive.
&
Note
$30,000
from
.
1949.
Superior Housing Authority,
purchased by Rauscher, Pierce &
water
National Bank
60,000
storm
sewer
extension,
general
obligation
bonds:
Wisconsin
First
the
to
Bank, of Milwaukee, at
Dated May 24,
Due Sept. 2, 1949.
interest.
Co., of New York,
and Associates, at 0.94% interest,
plus a premium of $7.00.
Dated
May 24, 1949.
Due on Dec. 20,
Second
Municipal
awarded
were
Details—The
Sale
Un¬
of
2.74%. 'X
$6,000 from 1975 to 1979
inclusive.
Dallas.
awarded
ing
and
Dated
4s.
as
Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
April 28—v. 169, p.
to a syndi¬
composed
of
the
First
1720—were
cate
and
com¬
Wis.
$500,000 school
1948 bonds offered May 3—v.
169,
Series notes offered
Bond Sale—The
bonds
sociates, jointly
^
Inc., of Dallas,
000
$150,-
sewer
par,
Co.,
from 1960 to 1973 inclusive.
on
account
1948.
Merrill,
■
*
Note
Texas
March 1, 1949.
provement
Details—The
v.
169,
price of
a
105,000
and
from
Oakwood,
as 2%s. Due on Match 1
from 1951 to 1959 inclusive.
been
$100,000 street improvem't bonds.
Due $1,000 from 1950 to 1954
inclusive; $2,000 from 1955 to
1964
inclusive;
$4,000 from
1965 to 1969 inclusive; $5,000
Marshall
1
■:yyy\':'"-rA-y
■
$45,000:
& Co., Inc.,
Sale consisted of:
net interest cost of about 2.48%. '!
June
inclusive.
Stephenville, Tex.
inclusive.
works and
rate of 2.046%.
sec¬
bidder was Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., Cin¬
cinnati, and Weil, Roth & Irving
Co., jointly, on a bid reflecting a
Sale
water
posed of the Illinois Co. of Chi¬
cago,
and Dallas Rupe & Son,
second high bidders, named a net
ond highest
County (P. O.
Lewisburg), Tenn.
Bond Sale — The $250,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered May
4—v. 169, p. 1828—were awarded
to J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nash¬
1973
1
bid reflecting a net interest cost
about
2.96%,
as
previously
/V"/-' '-'^'//vv; '/-■;;
'
about 2.987%. / An
net
Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
pur¬
police' station bonds of¬
April 30 were awarded
to Dittmar & Co., of San Antonio,
and the Louis B. Henry Invest¬
ments, of Dallas, jointly, on a bid
reflecting a net interest cost of
interest cost of about 2.47%. Dated
May 1, 1949.
V;/. '/"■
street
1949
fered
playground
bonds offered
28—v': 169, p. 1828—were
bid reflecting
the
Grand Prairie, Texas
'
Sale—The $211,000 series
•
fire
awarded to M. A. Saunders & Co.,
on a
to
bonds
S. Hudson
'V
•
:
•
of
Sold—An issue of $50,000
'
on
1969
1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was First National
June 1
on
bonds purchased by the First
Southwest Co., of Dallas, on
a
Bond
check
Bond Sale—The $110,000 parks
Memphis,
:
enue
Dallas, as 4s.
Dated March 1,
1949.
Legality approved by Mc¬
Call,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
.
and
000
of
2% of the bonds, payable to
County, is required.
April
cost
American National
revenue
sold to R.
Knoxville, Tenn.
5
June
on
Due
Lampasas, Tex.
.,/•
$114,000
Bond
rates of interest,
certified
Due
3V£s.>
1970 to
follows:
water
will be furnished to the purchaser
A
f
;
.
as
from
TEXAS
.
,
expressed in a multiple of lA of
!1%.
The approving opinion of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
cost.
Co.; of
previously noted
sold as
1720—were
3s.
as
Farmers Branch, Tex.
..
"
'without
&
1968 and 1969.
125,000
100.04,
City, or the Hamilton National
Bank, of Knoxville.
Bidders to
or
the
for
Denomination $1,000. Principal
and interest payable at the Chem¬
ical Bank & Trust Co., New York
the rate
as ■;
p.
;
extension
sewer
Edwards
Co.; of
nished
y
Due
to
L
Due on Dec.
Bond Sale—The
First
Dated June
$130,-
April 29 postponed.)
April 1 from 1950
Principal and
on
inclusive.
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
The
approving opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, will be fur¬
April 1, 1960, or on any
payment date there¬
1958
June I
Bank, of Corsicana, on a bid re¬
vj flecting a net interest cost of about
Bank, Nashville. A certified check
$3,000 is required.
(These are
the
bonds orginally
offered on
30,000
1954
on
inclusive.
2V4S.
as
from
Due
1957
to
bonds offered
Pente¬
interest
after, at par and accrued in¬
terest to date of redemption,
name
bids
1950
to
&
Co.,
of
Houston, Rauscher, Pierce & Co;,
Dallas, Rotan, Mosle & Moreland, of Houston, Dallas, Rupe &
Son, of Dallas, Dittmar & Co,, of
San
Antonio,
Eddleman-Pollok
Co.,
Fridley &
Hess,
both of
Houston, Martin, Burns & Corbett, of Chicago, Roe & Co., Russ
&
Co.,
both
of
San
Antonio,
Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh, Cen¬
tral Republic Co., of Chicago, Wil¬
liam N. Edwards & Co., of Fort
Worth, and Harold S. Stewart &
to
interest
'
the
will receive
until 11 a.m.
(CST)
for the purchase of
to exceed 3% interest
Dated April 1, 1949.
bonds.
Due
:.///\Z':;
Due $25,000 on
1950 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
Bonds maturing in
1961 to 1969 shall be callable
in inverse numerical
order,
at the option of the County,
on
of
County Judge,
road
April, from
/
169,
follows:
rates
Tennessee
May 20
$150,000 not
April 1, 1949.
r
amount
face
on
500,000 not to exceed 5% in¬
terest
bridge bonds.
Dated
,
Details—The
and
N.
Worth,
v.
The approving
Offering—Oayce
sealed
inclusive, and $135,000
in 1969.
or
A certified check for
/
Bond
follows: $160,000 from 1950
to 1968
in
Weakley County (P. O. Dresden),
terestschool
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1949.
Due on June 1,
f
the rate
name
the
a.m.
$3,175,000 not to exceed 6%
■
of
cost,
Sale
Bond
1':
payable to the State
Treasurer, is required.
(EST) on
June 1 for the purchase of $3,675,000 bonds, divided as follows:
/
bonds.
bonds bid for,
Offering—George D.
Montgomery, Chairman of the Fi¬
nance
Committee, will receive
sealed bids until 11
building
opinion of Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City, will be
furnished to the purchaser with¬
Tennessee
^
Fort
/
tiple of Vi of 1%.
Bond
bonds, payable
required.;
on
June 1, 1949.
charge.
361,000
period
over a
2V2S.
as
from
Dec. 1
WISCONSIN
0.90%
interest, expressed in a mul¬
out
$189,000
Hereford, Tex.
water
$5,000
June 1, 1957.
on
Bidders to
high bid
of 100.07 for l%s was made by
*the Cumberland Securities Corp.
of Nashville.
:
Knox County (P. O.
penal
Due
Denomina¬
Principal and interest
payable at the fiscal agency of
the State in New York City, or
at
the
State
Treasurer's office;
to 1957 inclusive. Second
.
and
tion $1,000.
Nashville, as l%s,
100.221, a basis of
serially
as
on
National
>/
.1, 1957.
I^ated
1719—were awarded to J. C. Brad¬
May 16
basis of about 2.28%,
a
lyjs.
Dated Dec. 1,
Houston, and the Texas Bank &
Co., of Dallas, at a price of
100.007,
Due
1962 inclusive.
1954 to
as
Dec. \
inclusive.'
on
1953
from 1963 to 1973 incluive.
-
Trust
follows:
to
iy4S.
as
880,000
Due
1949
from
bonds has been sold to Hatcher &
Due
1, 1959.
and archives
building bonds. Due on June
;
on
bids
the
J :
y
000
1,
500,000 library
'
/
.
June 1, 1958.
on
Bond
/about
June
500,000 office
house
ford & Co., of
at a price of
•
720,000
0 m m e r c e
follows:
as
4s.
as
from
Bonds Sold—An issue of $50,000
water works and sewer revenue
June 1, 1956.
Dickson County (P. O. Charlotte),
*'V Tennessee
'
'•«
•
Walker,
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
for
Bond
2,250,000 University of Tennes¬
see improvement bonds.
Due
re-
Mercantile-C
the
1.54%,
$400,000
William
June
on
'
institutions ' bonds.
Town
is
of
Co., of New
price of 100.02, a basis
a
of about
improvement bonds purchased by
bonds.
2,500,000 charitable
will be furnished to the purchaser
without cost.
A certified check
awarded to
2.32%.
i
improve¬
100,000 institutional bonds.
approving opinion of
& Cutler, of Chicago,
C.
receive
the Town, is
.
The
''' '
..
more
price
,
M-N.
'.•'■•
,
than 20 years. A certi¬
fied check for 5% of the total bid
.
on
will
7:30
of not
$2,400,000 consolidated bonds. Due
'
June 1, 1955.
,■
'; /..•
1959.
- ..• /
will mature
■-
ment
1949 bonds
offered
169,
p.
1935—were
a syndicate composed
par.
$50,000 not to
improve¬
ment, Series 1949 bonds. The bonds
of)
4,650,000 educational
York, at
Bond Sale—The $550,000 hospi¬
tal,
Series
May
2—v.
W. H. Morton Si
and
County (P. O.
Corsicana), Texas
,
exceed 4% interest street
ing, Governor, will receive sealed
a.m.
(CST) on May
16 for the purchase of $12,900,000
bonds, divided as follows:
;
1959, or on any interest payment date thereafter at par plus a
in¬
for the purchase of
•
bids until 11
.1,
Navarro
,
May
Offering—S.
Mayor,
until
dated
Hempstead, Texas
;•
Bond
Bond Offering—Gordon Brown¬
May 1, 1960, shall be callable in
inverse numerical order on May
paying date at
are
'"'V ■' '<
r
/
i
Due $5,000 from
inclusive.
Tennessee (State
Such bonds maturing on or after
,
1.90%.
1955
and
Monday, May 9, 1949
Bank & Trust Co., of St. Louis*
1, 1949. City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Legality
approved
by
McCall, of Kansas City, Dittmar & Co., of
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
: San Antonio, Fridley & Hess, of
Bonds
bonds purchased
1950 to
CHRONICLE
Due
after date of issue on any
terest
by the
Bank
of
Ripley,
as
previously
noted in 169, p. 1612, were sold
as 2s, at a price of
100.33, a basis
Dated May
•t
ma¬
Bond Sale Details—The $30,000
works
fire
FINANCIAL
police .station
$2,000 from 1950
to 1954 inclusive; $3,000 from
1955
to
1966 inclusive, and
$5,000 from, 1967 to 1979 in¬
clusive. - Optional
20 ; years
/
Ripley, Tenn.
y!
&
bonds:
and accrued interest,
April 1, 1954.
par
and after
on
on
interest
sewer,
„
—
Bonds
111,000
a
on
order, at
W. S. Roper,
receive sealed bids
will
until 11
and
price of 100.256,
a
and after April 1, 1955,
callable in inverse numerical
are
Covington, Tenn.
the
2s, at
as
1950 to 1969 inclusive.
"
Bond
COMMERCIAL
bonds
offered
1936—were
cate
Treasurer, is required.
awarded
of
CANADA
$2,000,000 road
May 3—v.
composed
to
the
a
169,
p.
ONTARIO
syndi¬
Northern
Canada (P. O.
Trust Co., Harris Trust & Savings
Bank,
both
Bosworth
Trust
&
of
Chicago,' Braun,
Co.,
Inc.,
,
of)
Toledo,
Co. of Georgia, of Atlanta,
Treasury
Bills
Ottawa)
Sold—An
issue
of
$75,000 treasury bills
on
May 5, at 0.50% interest. Dated
was
May 6, 1949. Due Aug. 5, 1949.
sold
*
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