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BUS. ABM.
LIBRARY
MONDAY
14 1943,
NOV-
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
170
Number 4855
New
RAILROAD
i
York, N. Y., Monday, November 14, 1949
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price 75 Cents
INSURANCE
-
Acme Steel Co.—New Chairman Elected—
Chester M. MacChesney, Executive
Vice-President, has been elected
Chairman of
the Board
succeed
to
the late
Charles
S.
Traer.—V.
In This Issue
Admiral Corp.—Stock Distribution
'
Ross
D.
Nov.
on
Siragusa,
9
2,000,000
Mr.
as
Siragusa
100%
a
The
be
from
said
stock
not
1.000,000
1,000,000
Stock
quoted
to
the
said
that
the
authorized
will
be
stQck
Nov.
on
distribution
of
10
ruled
until
Dec.
on
record
that
Dec.
7,
1949.
the
1949.—V.
8,
Akron Canton & Youngstown
-
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1949
railway
;•
$370,628
railway
169,105
114,618
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway—^
railway-,.,
from
Net
—V.
170,
3,549,117
398,170
49,609
63,6U
3.819,023
1,203,396
572,246
1389.
p.
September—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway—.
$1,416,703
railway-
from
Net
1948
362,191
oper.
323,487
188,744
159,880
78,420
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway-
from
—V.
13,706,759
11,961,806
2,591,078
3,734,302
2,486,488
10,632,281
1,361,135
1,123,757
1,992,865
1,199,969
1289.
p.
Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Extra Distribution—
The
directors
share
and
both
payable
makes
in
$1
the
1948
declared
iu
extra
an
28
of
$1.15
stockholders
to
share
per
which year no
3 Mos. End.
Oper,,
geophysical,
15
per
14,
in
1949,
disbursed.—V. 170,
p.
,
-V
1948
1947
income
.velop.
217,196
.260,751
242,478
132,524
$7,462,217
Combined Condition
$5,202,670
r
Federal
„
fdepl.
&
and
Net
aband.
4,761,767
income
Earnings
—V.
leases
expired
170, p.
$3,231,191
3,602,514
r$5,733,979
$2.05
——
$3.64
share..
per
4,734,375
Reserve
change
Of
1
the
to
and
1, 1949; due Nov. 1, 1964.
listing of the debentures
the highest qualified
corporation
for
their
registraticn
1934.
;■
under
the
the
7
r
As
and interest.
par
Corporation
on
will make
New
York
March
on
Securities
offices
The
PURPOSE—The net
In
bidder.
18,
gates $3,000,000,
New
of
York
exclusive of
and
New
interest.
The
Marine
Midland
Trust
used
were
prepay
Co.
York
on
March
8,
1949
term
a
bank
loan
of
the
Amra
1949,
Under
be
1949.
be
became
consolidation
v
liable
of
for
Amra
the
notes
Corp.
.
into
of
the
Amra
Corp.
materials
sales
of
purposes, primarily working capital
from suppliers
and
accounts
CAPITAL
result
March
be
&
proceeds
to finance
for
consolidated
was
corporation
being
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
THIS
sinking fund
the
and
a
stockholder
demanded
who
payment
HISTORY
York
Jan.
9.
Corporation
business
in
1906
1938,
In
AND
of
and
the
under
formed
taken
to
his
the consolidation
shares.
stock
the
for
to
name
the
Magneto Co.,
over
corporation's
by the
name
with
535,882
This
Alien
was
with
reduced
Amra
the
Corp.
number
Light
with
of
had
Bosch
of
Magneto
New
Corp.
acquiring
been
the assets and
formed In New York
Property Custodian
changed
in
to
in
1918.
In
American
common
stock
of
the
corpora¬
representing 77.37 fir of the total outstanding stock of the
corpo¬
ration, which had been vested by the Alien
Property Custodian in 1942
and thereafter under the
authority of the Trading with the Enemy
Act, as amended, and offered at public sale by the
Attorney General
Nov.
Light
Co.,
at
23, 1940, will
before Dec.-12, 1949, to 276,805
share for each lo shares held.
Conger
shares
Power
certain
dismissed
will
Power
be
will
will
the
the
objections
Light
reclassified
into
all
82%
of
of
its
and
the
assets
Oregon.
assets
in
Montana
Florida
to
PoWer
Power Co.
American's
common
single class of
among its shareholders.—V. 170, p. 1798.
to be divided
of
stock,
18%.
holdings
Co.,
distribution,
common
Washington
getting
American's
&
and
distribute
in
receive
stockholders
Include
After
preferred
subsidiaries
common
will
Co..
Power
shareholders
Cc„-Minnesota
Utilities
a
and
and
common
Writing Paper Corp.—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$6,134
t$69,363
t$23,876
$0.02
Nil
Nil
and Federal income taxes.
had
office
been
tNet loss.—V.
t$101,383
Nil
170, p. 977,
Sales
'
.
-
manufacture
,
"
,
-
of
sale
and
expenses,
aviation
taxes
equip¬
on
1,090,934
The
to
$8,158,945
p.
A
plan
of
292,181
424,300
$1.60
outstanding.
$Pro
forma.
In¬
after
&
Arch
can
existing
Co.
sales
The
year.
the
Rubber
with
of
the
65%
efforts
that
its
arch
of
would
thereupon
be
to
effect
The
for
nine
pared
Refsnes,
for
companies
months
with
sponding
net
period
had
to
Sept.
income
last
assets
of
30
Associated Dry
letter
of notification with the SEC for
to be offered at $15 per share
Rights expire Nov. 23.
Issue is
stock,
8.
Beck
&
Co.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Proceeds
improvements.—V. 170,
additions and
Goods Corp.—Quarterly
reported
bv
Oct. 30.'48
Sales Off—
Months Ended-
Oct. 29,'49
Oct. 30,'48
sub.
companies
$34,122,241 $37,550,817 $98,511,809 $104,266,703
170,
1290.
p.
September—
Gross
t
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1949
1948
1947
1946
$343,488
$382,392
$356,170
$373,930
53,416
railway—_
64,674
68,362
*66,450
railway
oper.
income—
3,586
15,742
13,305
32,149
3,022,730
3,425,792
3,028,715
2,992,584
4)80,075
626,432
413,303
288,926
1 8,769
151,597
7,180
132,655
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
ry.
railway—_
railway
oper.
income
a
with
merger
Union
St. Louis listed and Unlisted Securities
terminated
at
the
end
of
this
Edward D. Jones & Co.
per
of
$5,761,588
was
$552,132,
year.—V.
Ely,
construction,
Established
the
two
Nov.
previously supplied Ameri¬
brie, had notified it that the
approved
liquidating dividend of $32.50
under
by
used
a
common
record
had
a
liquidation plan.
share would be paid out initially
program on or about Jan.
15, 1950, and the proportionate
interests in American Arch Co., Inc. of New York would be distributed
about 30 days thereafter.
The disposition to be made of the New York
corporation is to be taken up by the directors and stockholders later.
A
par)
of
•Deficit.—V. 170, p. 1350.
firm
arrangements
directors
be
Net
this
failure
Co.,
to
Net
company, calling for the distribution
of a proportionate interest in American
Arch Co., Inc., of New York, a
wholly-owned subsidiary,, to stockholders in the parent company, will
be submitted to the stockholders at a
special meeting on Nov. 29.
.J. D.
Brandon, President,
explained in
a
letter
to
stockholders
soon
$7,052,973
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
1,239,400
(Del.)—Plans to Dissolve—
for
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$6,525,657
"
1798.
—V.
$1,825,194
f
dissolution
-
18,612,473
1693.
American Arch Co.
($5
underwritten
store
$21,969,248
6,964,153
etc
$0.58
shares
shares
stockholders
are
p.
Oct. 31 filed
company
20,000
Sales
Oct. 9, 1949
—
common
$1,055,476
.
Oct. 29, *49
$661,936
per common share
'
f
tJan. 1, thru
income—_
on
$728,860
'
-Quarter Ended-
STATEMENT
_
Federal
1490.
■
EARNINGS
—
admin,
170, p.
Arizona Edison Co., Inc.—Common Stock Filed—
head¬
108,556
selling,
1949—Month—1948
—.J
—V.
wholly-
a
sales
and
31-U
period End. Oct.
.
,
executive
—
170,
that
incorporated
which
the
June 20 thru
for
•♦Based
Asbestos
was
American
purpose
which
shares of Class B
tion,
.
all
I
1,090,914.
Gas
record
Angerman Co., Die.—Oct. Sales Again Decline-
the
cluding subsidiary, Arma Corp.; from March 18, 1949, and combined
its predecessor, Amra
Corp., from Jan. 1 through March 18, 1949.
*1,090,914 shs.
Judge
American
♦Net
profit—
.
Earnings per share—
with
Bosch Corp.
July, 1948, Amra Corp. acquired from the
Attorney General of the
United States
r
sales
♦Earnings
20,281 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation
1919,
was
Bosch
for
Corp.,
v
principal
Net income
$4,000,000
*
objected
common
•
.
Cost of sales,
—V.
Outstanding
(Wis.)
of
1949 the System inputs of subsidiaries of
227,856,000 kwh., an increase of 578,000
week of last year.
American
of
preferred
American
surviving
acquired
will
♦Excluding 14,380 shares held in treasury. Subsequent to Sept. 11,
1949, the corporation acquired an additional 20 shares
of common stock
outstanding shares of
,
Depreciation
FINANCING
31,689 shs.
par)—
par)
corresponding
Period End. Sept. 30—
at
(
cumulative pfd, stock ($100
Common stock ($2 par)—
from
Net
of
18,
from
$4,000,000
debentures
5%
plan,
plan,
exception
distribution
stock,
Oct. 9, 1949
customers, etc.
SECURITIES
corporation
Period—
purchases
resulting
plant,
the
Arma
CONSOLIDATED
gen¬
Authorized
3%%
the
rof
owner
the
preferred
engine fuel injection equipment, which currently accounts for
Provision
used
of
tion's business consists of the
'
the
receivable
products to
a
on
■
After prepayment of the bank loan, the balance of
added to the corporation's general funds and will
of
as
corporation
...
eral corporate
Ogle,
distributed,
Texas
Springfield,' Mass. It maintains branch sales
in Chicago,
Cleveland, Detroit, New York and San Francisco.
corporation is engaged principally in the manufacture and sale
ment
poration in unpaid principal amount of $2,000,000, exclusive of
interest,
and two term bank loans of Amra
Corp. in unpaid principal amounts
$1,335,000 and $3,250,000, respectively, exclusive of interest.
The
the
the
The
46
Corp.
the
consolidation,
stock
located
cor¬
of
corporation
approving
with
approximately 50%. of total sales, and of automotive electrical equip¬
(principally magnetos, voltage regulators, electric windshield
wipers, generators and ignition) coils), which
currently accounts for
approximately 48% of total sales. The remaining 2%. of the corpora¬
was-
to
Milwaukee
(no
reorganization
the
Lane
ment.
Trust Co. participate
equally in the bank
made to the corporation, on March
18, 1949.
The
proceeds of the bank loan, together with other funds of the
corporation
which
loan,
the
capital
are
of Diesel
proceeds (approximately $3,880,200) will be used
to prepay the outstanding five-year 3Va%
serial term bank
evidenced by promissory notes of the
corporation, which aggre¬
part
loan
of
corporation's
quarters
Exchange Act
./
'
10
shares,
Reorganization Approved—
for
Statement of Federal
subsidiary of Amra Corp.
The
Ex¬
result
a
owned
appli¬
Stock
acquire unsubscribed
"
outstanding
Nov.
plan
American's
$1.72
781.
sinking fund debentures at
sub¬
each
being without merit.
$3,8597703 "$2,717,386
3%%
for
for
3,
to
the
over
as
company.
Dated
amounted
0.25%,
or
♦After charges
American Bosch Corp.—Debentures Offered—Allen &
Co. (as sole underwriter) on Nov. 10 offered
$4,000,000
cation
share
new
Edward
2,485,284
$2.45
of
stock
common
Public
33
System
one
stock*
rights to
qf the company to comply with the
Utility Holding Company Act was approved Nov. 9
by Judge
Conger in Federal District Court for Southern New York.
Judge Conger is e; :pected to sign
the formal reorganization
order
within a :'ew days.
34
...
deprec.,
costs,
A
Reserve Banks
L_.—.46
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
de-
to
right to subscribe on or
shares in the ratio of one
Plan of
34
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_4£
Dividends Declared and Payable
J
.46
Foreign Exchange Rates
45
$5,070,146
$7,992,958 $10,468,354
—
drilling and
$7,219,739
of
addi¬
an
Common
given
offering will bs determined by com¬
the
company
kwh.,
Miscellaneous Features
4,799,864 ,..3,398,412
,
$7,775,762 $10,207,603
,
income
6,657,771
stock
common
of
.....
5,259,692
income
Total
Intang.
this
39
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
52
The Course of Bank Clearings
43
geo-
rentals, taxes, etc.
Operating
Other
the
For the week ended Nov.
In
logical & admin, exps.,
lease
the underwriters
H.
$8,468,558
rate
par).
be
American Power & Light
Co.—Weekly Input—
;
This
1946
$13,035,454 $16,865,374 $12,019,603
the
(no
would
for plus such shares
of
common
stock
(not in excess
27,680) which may be purchased by the
company in connection with
The subscription price is to be determined
shortly
before the offering is made.—V.
170, p. 1798.
share,
"
at
Nov.-23
unsubscribed
42
685,
stock
common
The terms'of the
41
against
as
its
about
stabilizing activities.
per
1949.
payable
until
financing proposal
of
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.33
cents
cents
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1949
income
of
25
Dec.
record
or
extra was
Sept. 30—
oper.
of
of
paid
Amerada Petroleum Corp.
Gross
dividend
regular quarterly dividend
Dec.
total
a
have
usual
of
offered
38
—
:
stock
addition, stockholders will also be entitled to make additional
subscriptions, subject to allotment, for such shares as shall have been
37
Over-the-Counter Markets
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
Stock and Bohd Averages
(Dow-Jones)
350,075
income.
oper.
170,
12,043,666
of
or
stock
new
holders
additional
38
-
Interested persons
gave
common
In
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Exchange..
Stock
Montreal Curb Exchange.—-,
Toronto Stock Exchange
$1,201,536
274,637
be
35
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
1946
$1,423,308
476,117
-
144,412
income..
1947
$1,614,850
Francisco
SEC
($12).-
The
:
35
San
RR.—Earnings—
1949
shares
par
34
35
St. Louis Stock
Alabama Great Southern
.
the
j Proceeds of the financing will be used for corporate purposes, In¬
cluding the purchase of an additional 142,357 shares of the common
stock
of
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. at par ($14)
and 250,000
.--34
Exchange.
the
for
petitive bidding,
Stock Exchange
7
hearing upon the
a
shares then held.
Los Angeles Stock Exchange...
-_______35
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
___36
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
36
243,552
' 3,016,710
announced Nov.
request
previously reported, American proposes to issue and sell
scribe
Page
Detroit Stock
614,688
849,853
,...
:v.'
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Cleveland Stock Exchange
$393,542
-
4,396,487
1,673,670
884,164
income
oper.
- ■"
Stock Exchange.i
Chicago Stock Exchange
r
111,195
82,003
,
.'7
to
276,805 shares
holders of record on
(Stocks)
13
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds) .v——25
New York Curb Exchange
29
1946
$403,926
43,628
7 ' '
'
.
Boston
1947
From Jan. 1—
.
; '
New York
170,
$483,440
97,488
income
oper.
1948
7
i
.•
RR.—Earnings—
"
September—
;
■
capital
1797.
p.
As
1949,
21,
Nov.
Dead¬
Common Stock Financing—
on
tional
Slock and Bond Quotations
to
order
company.
stockholders
capital
issued
stockholders
Exchange
ex
announced
of
Hearing
on
an
frov.'15
Approved-
shares.
shares
distribution
York
New
stock
President, has
an increase
in
approved
shares
as
American Natural Gas Co.—SEC Sets Nov. 15
In
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
line
170,
1589.
p.
a
170,
$355,774,
or
p.
$6.05
1797.
at
Sept.
or
$3.90
a
share,
Net
30.
a
income
share,
for
the
com¬
corre¬
1871
300 North 4th St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
Members
New York Stock
St.
Louis Stock
Chicago Stock Bxch.
Exchange
Exchange
Chicago Bd. of Trade
New York Curb Exchange Associate
Phone
CEntral
Bell
7600
Teletype
SL
593
2
(1910)
THE
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—EarningsPeriod End. Sept. 30—
Ry.
oper.
$517,892
income
48,172
ing
1948
sharer, of
of $1
7,369,420
1,720,386
*$39,068
$1,615,595
18,892
15,822
$15,592
$1,650,807
$1,985,710
46,389
438,101
417,741
•"$94,804
49,500
>
7,526
available
fixed
Fixed
charges
.'„
•Deficit.—V.
170,
*$144,304
$1,212,706
*$30,797
sell
the
the amount
remain¬
needed
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents per
stock, payable Dec.
1
to holders of
record
165,
share
one
The 131,518 shares offered
the
on
Nov.
18
revenues
887,145
—.
for
General
$1,567,969
depreciation..
taxes
Federal
487,853
1,026,105
997,384
3,252,168
238,800
123,300
1,600,900
$810,537
—.
Income
$588,829
$3,840,501
taxes
On
the
sale
Public
Power's
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$7,993,765 $29,351,178 $27,620,453
5,055,983 .16,710,360
19,342,504
763,696
2,495,285
2,214.145
464,573
1,451,464
1,363,939
4,642,541
by the underwriting
common
Other
bids
for
of the
200,548
Service's
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 24—
Gross
profit
from
depreciation
Provision
and
for
Gross
Other
1948
$11,331,862 $11,978,864
570,847
570,317
—
Net
administrative and
10,103,322
expenses
profit
ownership
175,500
income
150,676
the
bonds
2%s
as
Interest
charges
Provision
for
$1,408,565
348,135
188,054
454,179
—
,
Federal
income
taxes.
164,026
.income
$296,208
Minority interests in net profits of sub. cos
Preferred
.7,102
dividends
Operating
Operation
$715,936
150,000
'." 150,000
$0.24
$0.93
—.--v
share—————-
Earned
per common
—V. 170, p. 879.
-
$295,045
$0.57
$0.30
$3.58
$0.40
.
Kidder,
for
the
three
months
of
reflect
rate
$1,621,000
the
for
respective
revenues
....
—-
Depreciation
Federal
Other
...
and
income
►
1949
the
3,473,049
7,553,655
in
1,874,682
4,183,155
6 Months Ended
Net
income
Sept. 30—
'1949
sales
Net
Common
Earned
shares
per
taxes
7,283,843
9,842,516
$7,127,187
snare——.
•Includes operations
Corp.'
Rayon
<
of
...
i
however,
the
of
are at
company announced.
The new Coosa Pines filament
ating at 60%
of
capacity,
increase until the plant is in
the report.said.
;
$1.25
textile
holders
to
of
'
The
record
i,
Sept.
was
of
and
passed
25
cents
Sept,
•
•
.
rayon
stock
plant is
of
currently
operations
1949.
payable
The
of
each
to
made
were
cash
at
'
•
cents
31J/4
the
1949—Month—1948
"y<
■
ry.
Net
1,
June
/
-
Bell
On
1■
1949.
stock;
and
cents
the
1949—43 Wks.—1948
1.430
to
its
Associates)
oper.
Gas
cents
25
record
<
V "
Working
' J
;
54,543
6,180
90,802
52,933
1,024,143
1,111,888
1,216,038
*69,133
7,238
'66,408
shares
the
for;
4.25%
,
preferred
stockholders
common
under
by
of
subscription
the
of
and
quarter.
The
proceeds
stock
(other
•
170,
of
by the
in
1949—Month—1948
$
1590)
17
V.
170,
accrued
G.
Public
increase
basis,
it
in
Service
2,300,673
rates
announced
was
on
be
the
specific
rates
authorized.
fractories
Coolidge, Senior Vice-President
Co., has been elected a director
the
vacancy occasioned
Mr. Coolidge is also
of
the
Dollar
Savings
shortly."—V.
Gross
has
4.
But
is
it
170, p.
give
to
Co.
Prov.
the
-expected
170,
.
company
that
depreciation-^
plant
Int.
fill
Sept. 30,'49
Cost of
other
sales
income..,
and
other
,
Net
:
profit
Earnings
•Net
taxes
per
loss.
:
1,117,826
Ilncludes
$1,200,000 write-off of
the
'
4$ '■
Other
—V.
The
profit
'
____
-
Nil
previously
•
reported
Of this
work
of
company
reported
New
(net
orders
after
being performed
the
full
the
three
months
ended
Sept.
30,
amount
to
unfilled
orders
received
since
terminations).
under
be
letter
in
the
of
Sept.
first
of
backlog
contracts
included
figure also includes airplanes
livered.—V. 170,
1590.
as
the
The
which
definitive
1949,
was
not
certain
indicative"1
contracts.
substantially complete but
of
totaled
year
includes
are
deductions
not
The
yet
de-
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.—Bond Issue—
Connecticut
P.
U.
Oct.
on
authorized
the
Brown Rubber Co., Inc.—Plans
Stock Dividend—
The
directors have voted to increase the
authorized common stock
from 300.000 shares of
$1 par value (251,100 shares
outstanding) to
600,000 shares of like par value, sublet
t,o
holders, at the
1950,
of
the
annual
meeting
directors also declared
to holders of record on
increase
in
764
562,959
(Cr)_r
1,405
24,113
$163,991
41,801
pfd. stock—
■\
;
179,587
$161,206
$2,897,934
41,801
on March
a
50%
April
capital'stock
stockholders,
by
15,
e^nroval
of
the
stock¬
21, 1950.
siock
aiviciend,
1950,
subject
regulatory
payable
to
the
authorities
May
15.
approval
and
the
plant
170,
$122,190
p.
$119,404
$2,396,328
balance
pro¬
loans.
calendar
in
the
GIVING
amount
of
Power
Co.—Securities
due
and ,1950
8,673,000
%
TO
PRESENT
j-
Oustanding
$232,000
"
12,196,000
I '
7
J
12,805,000
.
,1
3,981,000
*
,
.
"
1978
4,976.000
**:••• ■).*.-; '!
o/.;
5,000,000
1979
($100
par)
300,000 shs.
limit
imposed by charter
issue
and
sale
of
Public
Utilities
1935.
? ■' V
the
-
"■'>%>• 5,713 shs.
/
;_
or
220,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
2,177,459 shs.
indenture.\
series
Commission
ACTION
■
S
of
/
■
.
AND
to
all
-r;v
;
:
*
..
BUSINESS—Company
a
but
a
distribution
southern
Portland,
Maine,
Skowhegan,
and
an
its
requirements
about
serves
208,000
and
municipal
which
area
Portland,
Saco,
of
part
system
agricultural
Soutti
Biddeford,
field,
minor
very
Its
Bath,
includes
for
the
electric
domestic,
customers
in
9,169
industrial
centers "
Westbrook, "Lewiston, Auburn, Brunswick,
Gardiner, Augusta, Waterville, Fair¬
Sanford,
Belfast
and
Rockland
plantations.
This territory has
approximately two-thirds
and boots and
The
and
256
other
cities,
towns
population
nishes
steam
501,605
$2,302,829
!
furnishes
six
to
utility.
a
of
the
total
working,
shoes."
company
steam
' >
'
''
"
water
in
customers
.
two
but
1
;
small
does
:
:
-
,
-
communities,
not
hold
itself
and
out
fur¬
as
a
'
-.
FOR
BONDS—Halsey, Stuart
UNDERWRITERS
FOR
PREFERRED
Co.
&
Inc.,
Chicago.
STOCK
Blyth & Co.,. Inc..—
Over
.
W.
The 30,000 shares
headed by Blyth &
on
a
bid of 100.179
at
W.
$102.22
a
per
stock went to
a
Harriman
was
FOR
COMMON
and
Ripley
&
inc.
Co.,
;
—
'
'
shares
Stroud & Co. Inc.__^
7.65%
to
1.50%
Dacon, Whipple & Co
Co._
Chace, Whiteside, Warren
1.00
7.55
*"
4.50
Richard W. Clarke
Corp._^,
1.O0
4.50
Julien Collins & Co.—____
1.00
4.50
George R. Cooley
A.
•
be
'.
7.55
—
Allyn & Co., Inc.____
G. Becker & Co.,
Estabrook
&
Inc.—
Co.J
Hayden, Stone & Co
4.50
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham,
Parsons
&
Sears, Inc.-:
Co.—
&
Hutton & Co
&
Co.,
Inc.
A.
4.50
•.;»
:—1.00
1.00
M. Kidder
&
Co
Maynard H. Murch
1.00
&
Co.
1.00
4.50
E. M. Newton & Co.______
1.00'
Saben & Co.,
1.00
4.50
Schmidt, Poole & Co
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
4.50
Stix
Maine
3.00
Charles H. Gilman & Co._
awarded to
held, while 6% preferred hold¬
STOCK
unsubscribed
'
69,030 shares to holders of its out¬
standing common and 6% preferred stock at the
public
offering price. Under the terms of the subscription
offer,
which will expire Nov.
18, common stockholders of rec¬
ord Nov. 7, have the right to
subscribe for one additional
..
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__^_
was
fered the additional
•
.
4,500
Lehman Fvrothers
group
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc., and associates. The win¬
ning bid named a subscription price of $16.50
per share,
less underwriting
compensation of 69.1 cents a share.
Harriman Ripley & Co. and
associates offered Nov. 9
131,518 shares at $16.50 per share. The
company also of¬
share for each 10
:
percentage of Nepsco shares
purchased by each are as follows:
Carl M. Loeb,
were
4,500
Co
UNDERWRITERS
V"
W. E.
stock
7,000
Co
,
$4.60 dividend. This issue
share and dividend and
common
&
Pressprich &
The
;
Co., Inc., and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
on
Hutton
7,000
*
A. C.
of preferred
The 200,548 shares of
common
E.
R.
Rhoades &
Co.
Securities
H. M.
Co
Payson & Co.______
3.00
&
Martin,
Inc..
Co.
Burns
1.00
_—
&
1.00
0.75
Corbett,
The Milwaukee Co
2.00
Clifford
2.00
Merrill, Turben & Co
0.75
2.00
Allison-Williams Co
0.50
1.75
Bartlett & Clark Co._____
0.50
J.
Murphy Co._
Cook & Co
Newhard,
Hayden, Miller
Pacific
R.
W.
Chas.
Co
&
Northwest
Pressprich
Co
&
Co._
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Pacific
Co.
of Calif
Stein Bros. &
—V.
170,
p.
•
0.75
Mason, Moran & Co
0.50
1.75
Mullaney, Wells & Co.____
Perrin, West & Winsiow,
0.50
1.75
1.50
•
Inc.
1.50
1.50
Boyce__
1799.
Inc.
1.75
& Co.__
W. Scranton
-
7,000
Kidder, : Peabody & Co.—______
White, Weld & Co.—
The $5,000,000 bonds were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart
& Co. on a bid of 101.3251 for a
2%% coupon. The issue
was reoffered
Nov. 9 at 101.515 and interest.
•
11
com¬
central
of about 560,000,
population of the
State, and embraces the greater part of its
industry.
Among the more >'
important industries served are pulp and paper
products, cotton and
wool
textiles, shipbuilding, metal trades, lumber and wood
company 1Mov. 7 ac¬
cepted bids for the sale of three different classes of se¬
curities, viz: (a) $5,000,000 first and general mortgage
bonds, series G, due 1979; (b) 30,000 shares of preferred
stock (par $100), and
(c) 200,548 shares of common stock
:
;
.
"
:
*
30,000 shs.
value™.
par
'
5,000,000
stock
"
$10
-
19,813,000
*
.
....
FINANCING
series
stock,
the
^
.
Authorized
1979__
due
813,000
complete
1972___L________
preferred
*
.V;
1976
due
of
~
V
1977_-_i__I_____f
due
,
$6,505,000
series_i______
and
$2,804,435
Totaling
-
;
substantially
EFFECT
1391.
Maine
*"
'V
years
"
■V"
r
,
due
industrial,
196,549
501,606
*
•*
-
due'
mercial,
562,959
9,169
oversubscribed.
31
first
mortgage bonds,
the proceeds to
system developments and improvements.- -V.
170,
194.
46,913
,
will
4.60%
erates
$3,180,015
•
Commission
company to
issue
$920,000
be used to finance
P.
,
764
income—_____
on
reoffered
The
46,913
$3,290^476
bank
years 1949
follows:
as
due 1970
energy.
1,487,480
1,738,600
$184,765
the
was organized July 20,
1905,
special act of the Maine Legislature.
It is an operating /•
subsidiary of
New
England
public
Service
Co.
Company. is
an •
electric utility operating
wholly within the State of Maine.
It gen¬
disct.,
expense.--;
(par $10)..
1948,
30,
the
$210,263
above
3.50%
of
400,000
(1,611,020
and
construction
bonds have been authorized by
Maine, and upon application to the J
Securities and Exchange Commission have been
exempted frorti the
provision of section 6 (a) of the Public
Utility Holding Company Act
1,376,250
228,509
scheduled
stock
the
1949—12 Mos.—1948
400,000
be
2,567,000
be
33,300
the.
will
past, five
the
are
stock
$11,300,000 Publicly Offered—The
_
*298,820
,
the
during
COMMISSION
Presi¬
1,442,700
of
by
stock
by short-term
electric
classifications
The
go
deter¬
will
sale
received
loans
preferred
an
116,250
33,300
additions
for
additional
decisipn
applied
the
No. of Shares
V
$302,488,787.'
$100,614,495
for
debt
and
Central
71,703,778
on
this
balance
*
Company estimates that,
of the stocks, it will have'
plant items,
mortgage bonds:
3»/2% due 1968
J
S 2%%
•
**
NOTE—Net
$775,690.
income--,
of
prem.
•
i
the Stratocruiser project.
been written off.
total estimated loss of
$15,400,000
now
*•
71,404,958
$1.64
;
amount, $14,300,000 has
J
1,780,175
$1.03
—
share
'
65,688,373 176,513,510
$63,890,547 173,633,335
-'
680,000
1,100,000
expenses
Federal and State income
'
on
will
,
(1,776,500
Balance
.
»'
and
v
the
~
UNDERWRITERS
-9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
1949
„•
1948
'
Sales
to
general
R 3%
of
>
*
long-term debt-
on
Amort;
Divs.
-
&
representing
.
3 Mos. End.
additions
'No
acqui-
adjustments^-^
Gross
Net
Boeing Airplane Co.- -Earnings—
obtained
Preferred
rates
and
be
from
be
to
company's
and
Preferred
$1,269,264 $17,669,097 $16,701,144
706,439
9,148,400
8,518,797
121,550
of
sition
-
1949—Month—1948
$1,313,857
710,710
1290. *
p.
be
other electric
-SECURITIES
Cumulative
corpo¬
$155,000
electric
The
will
common
bank
the
purposes.
bonds
In
and
gross
'
Series
this
November
*
HISTORY
!_
expenses
for
Amort,
Re¬
to
will
general
Series
1695.
238,033
Blaw-Rnox
proceeds
.
*
Harbison-Walker
og
of
to
New
-
during
by
Series P 3'%%
Series Q 3Va%
5,814,825
granted
"
revenue—
Operating
by the death of the late Donald C. Bakewell.
a
director of Fidelity Trust Co. and a
trustee,
Bank.—V.
6
8,503,245
amounting
Nov.
determined
necessary
>
Common
Commission
electric
Period End. Sept. 30—
stock,
.
Greer
of
pro¬
notes.
corppany
additional
cost
S
bonds
bank
the
net
indenture.
the
short-term
of
series
and
Series M 3Va%
Series N 2%%
] Central Illinois Light Co.—Earnings—
shares
'
the
the
gross
expenditures
pursuant
dividends,
'
by
PROGRAM—During
made
Series L 3>/2%
$
Federal income taxes
Blavv-Knox Co.—New Director Elected—
the
of
corporate
the
estimated
CAPITAL
495,437
33,998,593 267,716,354 255,587,038
31,697,920 259,213,109 249,772,213
2,215,636
1590.
p.
defray
other
..
com¬
preferred
and
sale
contemplates
<
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$
32,353,708
30,138,072
York
an
revenue
Utilities
Eastern
p.
-4.25%
of
company's present construction program.
226,937'
Commenting on the Commission's decision, Ernest R. Acker,
dent, said: "The Commission has not yet had opportunity to
;
offered
excluding
company,
details
1,011,476
342,019
;
2115.
•
than
offer, (V.
12,042. shares
to
Further
426,350
'
Co.— Preferred'
*
stock
received
of
com¬
indenture.
Miscellaneous items, including automotive
equipment
1st
.
______
company customers will
into effect Dec. 1, 1949.
the
$3,278,648,
72,882
..
1492.
p.
New
annual
quarterly of 15'
;
share, as compared
a
company
to the holders cf its
6%, preferred stock
exchange effer, 2,230 shares were taken under the ex¬
offer; the remaining 12,125 shares were
being sold to the
be
52,887
■
4
1291,
earnings
ration
>:•
,
the
of
sale
the
of
sale
cash, the company
trustee by May 1, 1950,
Transmission system
Distribution system
'r
.
170,
The
19,
the
change
purchasers.
416,024
-
expenses
r. 1
made
;
,
$138,562
•
6%
the.
on
under
Generating stations and storage reservoirs
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Rates
Up—
20
Nov.
share each
per
cents
share
per
of
Electric
&
$143,661
-
income—
earnings
mine
Valley
subscribed
offered
will
cents
.
Subscriptions—
the
under
15
of
IS
holders
of
be
payment
to
distribution
The
1
Stock
were
of
to
1949 will aggregate 80 cents per
1948, and 30 cents in 1947.—V. 167, p.
Blackstone
pany
1
paid
extra
an
quarterly dividend
in
$1.15 in
Of
Dec.
company
last year,
declared.
Payments
with
payable
time
were
dividend
extra
an
both
Previously,
this
At
share
per
common
$159,586
1946
.
Div.—Declares Extra—
regular
a
to
transmission-lines
The
1947
8,954
railway
railway—.--
;
'
Net
Gossett Co.—Increases
&
it
$18,558,000
1948
*51,595
.
income—
Gross
:
1491.
Nov, 9. the directors declared
the
for
company
from
-Earnings—
$51,886
from
from
—V.
/
1949—10 Mos—1948
Canadian Pacific Ry.—September
Earnings—
,
.
cents
the
the
deposited
to the
requirements
from
the
tjie sale .of
Series
50
-
the
property
(exclusive
from
the cost of the
$2,000,000 from the net
part
trustee
of
proceeds
company
in
Blyth
cents.
was for generating
facilities, $3,558,54.9
connections and $16,803,476 for' distribu¬
tion
lines and
other plant items.
During the same period retiremertts from electric
plant, aggregating $3,189,982, were $760,316 from
gfenerating facilities, $167,319 from transmission facilities and
$2,262,347
;V,
1949
'Deficit.—V. 170, p.
1
of
»■
oper,
Net ry.
$3,224,236 $31,818,698 $33,838,904
p.
the
for
yy,
& Indiana RR.
from -railway
Gross
cents.
distributions
the
CONSTRUCTION
From Jan. 1—
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—October Sales Decrease—
Period End. Oct. 29—
1949—4 Wks.—1948
Sales >
—$2,864,053
170,
$7,964,531
$13,011,421 $15,165,362 $105,916,104 $131,805,159
1492.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30-
—V.
to
which
2,011,552
1
„
170,
Net
on
Distribu¬
■•
from
used
stock,' in addition
Ripley & Co.- were:**
funds through 1950 for all
of
its corporate
purposes,
in-*
eluding,its construction program, with the exception of about
$1,000,000
$5,187,708
.September—
Gross from railway.
common
time.
March
on
quarterly
,,
VV
of
on
this
this-issue
on
During 1948, four
made.—*V. 170, p. 686.
were
$3,965,949
.
1, 1949, to stopkincludes the accrual
dividend
conserve
$5,451,231 $10,176,501
1,485,282
2,211,970
$7,199,260
<1,724,149
$6,309,955
i i Cambria
oper¬
will
38
the
-
•.
common
net
the
pay
Initially,
with
additional
with
preferred
be
upon
72,073
170, p. 1491.*
—V.
Dec.
the
order
$8,034,104
Net
dividend
a
income
income
Sales i
for*
.
declared
14,101
to
repayment
proceeds
applied
•
yarn
rate
last.
1,
cents each
in
influenced,
"Operations
regular quarterly dividend
ordinarily payable on or about Dec. 1
dividend
stock
tions
and
were
7,845
program.
the
by
used
sufficient
Period End. Oct. 31—
,
1949
Drl5,026
received
be
deposited
proceeds
gram''and
Butler Brothergp-October Sales Again Off—
y
steadily
full production by the end of the year," :
preferred
Nov,'15,
1949,
of
market,
new
.
Harriman
$33,768,820 of which $13,406,795
*•••.
substantially higher rate of profit,"
"The
directors
cumulative
—v.
$2.66
■
the
DIVIDENDS—The
948,820,
$0.41
Net
{
Bemberg Co. and North American
NOTES^—Earnings for the first six months
the
1,200,000';
'
by the unfavorable conditions
the current quarter,
2,715,602
—
American
-1
•
Gross
494,975
-
net
company
■
■
be
will
allocate
net
The
9,560,245
$5,443,386 $10,162,400
$8,049,130
Income deductions
$20,586,477
—
outstanding
income
income
k
1'-.
1948
$29,824,801
—_-u——
T—
after
Other
'■)
the
the
by
immediately to the payment of short-term
2,714,612
-
be
to
..
for
PROCEEDS—The
to
qbtain
accordance
of
OF
construction
to
will
________
&
$16.50, less compensation of S1.16 a share;
Kidder, Peabody & Co. /jointly), $16.25 less 92
bonds
S
will
the
taxes
taxes
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.,
Burr, 101.663 for a $4.80
-Coffin
Inc.,
and
interest)
series
intends
1949—12 Mos.—1948
Canadian
Operating
Earnings Lower-
—
Burr,
order
i
Mills, Inc. (& Subs.)
Passes Common Dividend-
Inc.,
accrued
*
Beaunit
&
APPLICATION
amounts
102.019.
.
& Co.,
in¬
&"co.
Peabody
Higginson Corp.,
..
$44,376,707 $43,208,318 $59,686,498 $57,533,690
18,017,386
21.664,967
25,884,283
28,834,913'
3,242,266
3,179,810
4,303,447
4,252,321
4,041,221 .3,761,625
5,305,697
5,044,412
____
—
and
Underwriting proposals received
the winning tender submitted
to
Subs.)—Earnings—
1949—9 Mos.—1948
Lee
were:
Other bids for the preferred stock were:
pany's
(&
3s
as
100.80. for.a .$^,.70. dividend,
Coffin
revenues
follows:
as
'.
bonds
dividend.
ceeds
50,396
,
$2,669,956
Buffalo Niagara Electric Corp.
$766,331
$289,045
_
$221,531
to date in
the approximate amounts
$1,500,000 for 1948; for the nine months
$6,268,000 and $3,500,000.—V. 170, p. 394.
are
Maintenance
—'
profit
-$1,393,569
-1,098,524
$424,151
—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Balance
Net
386,127
were
Maine
from 66.53%,!
Burr,
Bids for the
Dr633
$3,338,716
1,168,760
creases
435,933
$808,369
income
Z)rl,785
$591,658
370,127
deductions
NOTE—Operating
$972,632
and
Total
2,829
$810,278
____—...
Central
Merrill Lynch.
and White, Weld & Co.
(jointly), 100.719; Cof¬
Inc., and The First Boston Corp. (jointly),
100.41; Otis &
Co., 100.3019; Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
100,2117; Harriman RiDley
& Co., Inc;,
100.207; Blyth & Co., Inc., and
fin
$1,394,202
-
of
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
3,130,163
Dr2b9
Earnings per share—
(745,364 shares)
10,435,915
$657,693
(net)—_
income
Income
expenses—
income
income
Gross
deducting
depreciation-:
Selling, prescription service,
general
1949
before
operations
Other
subscription
shares, New
common
will be reduced to 60.4%
('jointly/, 100.109.'
Operating
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co.
group
represent shares on which New England Public
Service
Co. waived its preemptive rights under the
was
England
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$8,092,981
_—
/
V.:'A
date will have the
same
right to subscribe for
additional share for each two
preferred held. *-
to
806.
p.
of the
ers
is planned to pay dividends at the rate
after payment of the stock dividend, it was
Operating expenses i
Maintenance
1491.
p.
of
excess
or
Monday, November
offer.
Prov.
income
Net
in
issue
to
It
simultaneously.—V.
Operating
—_
intend
CHRONICLE
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Earnings—
for
charges-
not
authorized
dividend.
Feriod End. Sept. 30—
Income
FINANCIAL
The
common
$1,877,381
92,507
16,320
47,134
-
3,505
&
does
share annually,
per
stated.
it
common
stock
the
pay
said
company
declared
37,702
(net)
7,163,685 *
1,603,809
688,798
*$136,011
(net)
income
1949—9 MO$.
$697,902 $10,383,089 $10,967,187
652,749
1,154
__
Ry. oper. income-.
Rent
Other
The
1949—Month—1943
revenues—„
Ry. oper. expenses
Ry. tax accruals
COMMERCIAL
B.
W.
0.50
Pizzini & Co.,
Inc._
0.50
•
Volume 170
Number 4855
Central New York Power
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
Operation
Maintenance
2,964,130
2,431,018
3,707,613
2,484,000
2,808,000
Net
$7,898,999
/'Drl9,822
Dr 8,530
$5,870,257
$6,259,720
1,535,946
1,157,882
$7,879,177
' 1,923,841'
$5,101,838
$6,389,600
E.'
W.
S.
Wehster
Hutton
Net
operating
income
$1,734,504
$1,386,018
$5,326,829
(net)——
ihcoihe
1,402
3,443
10,437
Int.
&
income
other
$1,389,461
$5,337,266
378,276
336,729
1,251,847
$4,085,419
$3,803,950
$1,052,732
Stock
^
-
Under
%
\-'7. 'l'.' ;,7"
/ ■'
the
wi!
company's
expire 3
offer,
holders
the
'..
.
Subscription
agents
Stock Transfer Co.,
COMPANY
.Bankers
are:
Trust
Co., New
Chicago. >
20 Wacker Drive,
subsidiary
shares
holding
of. common
company, "American
stock of
York,
The subsidiaries are
West
Texas
of
1.20
DeHaven
1.20
Utilities
Public
.
CONSTRUCTION
cost; of
the
'
are
watts
of
future
all
owns
mately
proposed
investment
FROGRAM,
to
be
of
electric
additions
one
or
be
of
more
1951,
for
the
of
will
approximate
;ahd
distribution
extensions
of
the
ice
to
lour
r
and
of
the
of
from
provided
sold
the
ON
vhe
will
not
of
the
provisions
the
2\\r,'e
and
3%
STOCK—Since
be
issued
GIVING
until
.40
Ohio
Co.——
Paine-Rice
Peters,'
.70
&
tensen.
Inc.
&
.40
?
—7,———
Smith, Moore & Co.
1,
1959,
and
&
Co.—
—
Net
Funded
debt
Short-term
Preferred
$1,375,000
(par
of
of
remainder
the
—V.
C. I. T.
Common
OF
.','7
EARNINGS
Mos.—1948
stock
of
$65,443,934
$5)
12,186,848
$5,242,873
'
42,892
49,205,693
of
of
of
$4,719,282
$2,500,000
of
serial
:
-■
"On
r^'_
-(BUSINESS—The
approximately
said
July
$5,715,045
;$0.46
Divs.
7,25.9,606 shares of
on
Other
stock outstanding Sept,
common
FOR
COMPANY
•
-77.
of
com.
Expenses
stocks
of
subsid.
consol,—..
cos.
constitute
V.
and
taxes
notes
on
170,
system, as defined
1935, and the SEC
ceedings
under
the
debt
and,
bank
.!;;
&
$5,971,356
560,217
Thomas
<
" '
holders
106,875
and
unearned
1949—9 Mos.—1948^
premiums,
$753,980
$594,161
'
2,839,614
2,413,23-j
$779,770"
5,312
notes
inc.
state
&
$992,833
28,390
13,064
,14,852
173,870
9,744
19,339
66,776
17,907
140,843
224,474
188,165
taxes
229,450
193,517
264,567
253,257
$346,120
$283,447
$482,517
$387,146
share—$1.30
per
on
$1.07
$1.81
$1.40
265,154
;■
,
shares
outstanding
at
Sept.
30,
1949.—V.
170,
'* " '
.
Climax Molybdenum
the
Electric
Corp.—7%
Preferred
company's
be
scaled
7%
down.
'v;i
!
'
v
;
; -
-
,
' !
;
subsidiary, Blue Ridge Corp.,
to a new open-end
for the latter's common stock.
company in exchange
•
y
•
118,860.000
also
interest
;
calls
in
for
debenture
holders
of the
stock
common
new
the new concern's capitalization.—V.
..
Co.—Earnings-
furnish
in
748
of
due Dec.
electric
utility'
to
receive
company,
full
which
principal and
would constitute
:
The
areas
Public
Utility
by
determined
p.
1695.
in
Gross
,
to
1973, are available In exchange for outstanding temporary
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, NeW
the
Y.—V.
170,
7
1799.'-',
p.
from
1949
railway--—
Aug.
31,
1949,
subsidiaries
sale
of
ica,
about
was
and
$2,766,532
0.8%
from
from
the
$809,728
2,520.000
2,520,000
$0.04
$0.24
2,520,000
$0.32
of discovered increment.—V.
170,
From Jan. 1—
r>Deficit,—V.
'1946
"
*
$2,284,59?
'/ 155,445
£10,5,661
$2,137,102
140,891
"109,423
24,045,892
20,654.444
s
Coca-Cola Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Slightly Higher—
Period End.
Sept. 30—
1D49—3 Mos,—1943
profit after class A
-s
-'
;
dividends '——1—1 $12,959,621 $12,634,309
tEarns. per com. share,
$3.15
$3.14
1949—9
2,772,584
Declares Extra Year-End Dividend—To Offer
Shares in Exchange for Class A Stock—
.315,537
.
The-directors
share
from
Net
from
Net
"
i;y.
railway
from
;
sale
of
Net
sale,
of ;
railway
:
income—4.
"Deficit:—y.. 170,
p.
$3,081,553
599,005
$5
brings
in
1948
directors
common
rvlootf
for
stock
declared
7
a
year-end dividend of $2 per
dividend of $1 per share 6n thfc
15
to holders of record Dec. T,
payments
tnis year to
$6
per
share,
asr
payable
total
(an
Dec.
for
Dec.
of
extra
Nov.
pn
chovtio
A
each
$1
also
7
to
19
three
paid
was
Voted
authorize
A r\dln rv
a-ra
shares
of
Dec.
on
call
to
the
/t€»1TaKl^x
Coca-Cola
International
Coca-Cola International
898,069
$2,611,955
'
437,113
180,730
25,892,447-
23,631,482
22,287,601
5,381,973
7,056.830
4,183,449
1,712,828
2,727,462.
1,375.229
-
1946
$2,084,523
class
A
(£^9
RA
last' year>.
meeting of
one' shttbe
15,
special
a
offering
of
of
stock.
The
60O,99'(£;
VftArl
cViqva
Q
—
common
'■Alter
'
Corp.
below.—V.
1948
1947
$1,285,575
170.164
171,534
"
300.
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
1949'
$1,274,603
——
shares.
170,
perr com.'share
$6.74
expenses arid Federal income
$971,763
173.253
$6.75
taxes,
194,6
$4.87
$4.86
tAfter
class
135
S.
dividend
A
300,26t*
/
126,900'
19,581,946'
2,142,181'
£220,566 •
Declares $22.50 Common Dividend—Plans Issuance oC
Common Stock in Exchange for Class A Shares—
.
The
on
the
1949.
directors
common
This
Oct. *],
on
Nov.
stock,
compares
this-year;
Financial
Seibert,
La
President;
Salle
Countries,
Aoiit:
On
acGount
01
;ne
uncwaatiotiai
m
cue
rates
01
excuanae.
remittance
for
lureign
$4.? '
aunccnptiot.
,
$980,^30
f74.fi»16
,
7
declared,
payable
with
and
Dec.
$7.50
makes
per
a
dividend
a
15
total
of
holders
to
share
of
paid
$45
$22.50
of
on
per
share
share
per
record
April
1,
f.!
July T
Deb.'
for
,
1949/
Chronicle (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. 'Dana
Company, PuWisners, 25 Park Place, New York 8, N. Y.„ REetor ,2-95.70.Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;/
William D. Riggs, Business Manager.
Published twlce'a Week Tevery Thursday
(general
news
and
advertising issue)
with a
statistical issue; on
MomiayJ.
Othfer
St., Chicago 3. 111. (Telephone State 0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London,
E. C„ Enaland, c/o Edwards & Smith.Copyright- 1949 by William B. Dana' Company.
Reentered
as
second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the
"7<». • • Sabscrtptions
post office at New York, N, Y;, under the Act of V
in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pup'
American Union,
$.5.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada. $38.00
per
year." Other
Dana
offices;
tta '
requirement's.
and
""
profit
of
tEarned
1947
•
,
1291.
also
See
No.
333,842;
184,303
"
Net ry.; oper;
from*
1948
; 1949
■
.
railway^—
the
the
This
■
Nov.
on
both
Quarter End. Sept. 30—
$2,770,000
railway-'—
$7.27
outstanding.
regular' quarterly
stock,
-
Qper,' income—;.
From Jan. 1—
the
and
stockholders
*1,411,434.
1391.
September—
Gross
shares
proxy
'•
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings-
;
C0111-
"N^t
pro¬
total
$6.16,
common
944,295
1,518,380
$28,220,G9:?.
'"'
4,113,665
on
•
170, p.
Mos'—1943
'
$29,895,855
lpon
18,144,391
4,225,527
1291.
p.
company Nov.
1 filed a letter of, notification with the SEC
1,293 shares ($1 par) capital common stock, to be offered at $27.50
share to employees only.
Proceeds will be used for general cor^
porate purposes.—V. 169, p. 2207/
against
,175,836
162,282
,
1947
374,99,
$1,750,050
' 2,520,000
$0.60
per
•■'/■Tire
497,484
-
502,043
•
-
Grbsi from -railway
•' 21,185,569
Net from railway———"
3,052.818
Net fy. 6per. income--,
735,443
comprise
93.9% -of
derived
$595,038
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of St. Louis—Files—
common
1948
$2,311 814
Net' from' railway-—.,Net ry. oper. income—
_
which "436:
integration
$88,728
—
$2,125,Q5i
for
''Based
improvement mortgage 37/s % bonds, series H,
September—
integrated' public utility
Holding Company Act of;
order
3,780
profit-
1949:v
notes
service
served
so
134,812
.
170,
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings-
$300.0oO'
(of
$313,508
23,219
The
•
•r
'
September,. 19.£9.
communities
$729,850
and surtax
tax
"Before depletion
,
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$111,947
outstdg'Earnings per share—
invest¬
*
*
thereof,
serial
company.
retired in
1,
at
York, N.
*7,985/173 shs.
long-term
said
of
were
inc.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
charges-
Capital shares
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
Definitive- refunding and
bonds
.
tl,000.000
consummation
after
"Net
Group
Egan, counsel for the committee, informed Judge Sterling
it "will go along with the amended plan."
Mr. Egan
however, that the premium proposed to be paid to debenture
should
Profit
Fed.
that
its'other
It
*
;
William
a
30,
Sept.
1291.
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$3,832,447
$3,193,015
$2,431,949
1,837,788
Period End. Sept. 30—
1799.
'
Gross
and
and
to $94,946,334 ori
earlier.—V. 170, p.
year
2,185,952
income
1291.
112,250
$5,348,644
The
trustees'
amended
plan provides for liquidation of American
Cities Power & Light Corp. and transfer of the assets of Central States
find
3,750.000 v"
;
Commercial
a
$2,944,932
—
(Ur)—
bonds
-Based
p.
C.
indicated,
ended
the
increased
$68,405,929
510,462
—
States
for
Hutchcson
%
the
expenses
^Earnings
5,097
preferred stockholders' committee
told" the U. S. District Court at Richmond, Va.,' Nov.
9, that it would
accept the amended plan filed by the trustees last December. / Thus
one cf the major hurdles blocking reorganization was removed.
v
The
on
Fed.
$5,966,259
14,062
payable—^——
1695
pp.
Counsel
Act. '• •
5.3.%' from
income
income,'
gross
w.th
deductions
Int*.
1948
Accepts Trustees' Plan—
Interconnected; and
so
"$1.,77
Net
Autstanding
—_L"
upon
debt
company
the
has
of
revenues
electricity,
in
that
months
12
operating
Water. '
Other
Net
$5,049,383
Central
ment
FINANCING
company—_______ —
Louisiana.
an
future
'Other"' income
30,, 1949. '
$5,702,413
—
Net income
of
approximately 142,700 square ;miles with' an estimated population ';
of
approximately 2,139,000.
The
electric
utility, properties of
the
Subsidiaries
Mos.—1S43
ONLY
1949
intomc
Interest
com¬
the
"
;
customers
in
1949—9
$4,728,703 $18,577,157 $12,244,92;
3,580,948
3,530,948
3,580,841
$1.24
$4.82
$3.31
deferred
Operating-revenues
$1.32
^
$5,716,475
through
incorporated), and rural .areas adjacent thereto located in 109
in Texas, 49
counties in Oklahoma, 13 counties in Arkansas;
parishes
1949—3 Mos.—1948
3,580,948
Citizens Utilities Co.—Earnings Increased—
$9,581,309
$1.47
counties
three
Sept. 30—
$5,288,885
$3,328,597 $10,649,043
$0.51
.12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
-
■
•
subsidiaries
561,433
2,674,581
'
.
remaining ;$1,600,000
of
4.893,72 5
4,445,851
Period End. Sept. 30—
$16,364,088 $14,870,194
$1,390,685
$3,707,121
share—
per
EARNINGS
;/'v':;;' '•''■■"■
■■
v-,/://; r.'7
—;
short-term
notes
21,723,203
8,044,516
6,249,663
Financial Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
compared
Operating
$1,578,644
income
cEarns,
tecord' dUte" 'for
PRESENT
unse- *
on
long-term
the
25,371,386
10,465,893
4,757,707
Oper. inc. before taxes """
Net
the
'shares issuable under'plan of merger.
tAdjusted
toto the proposed issue and sale by Central- Power and Light
$5,500,000
retirement
Tn
1949,
gross
common
T/^Including
give effect
29,985,676
8,306,079
shares
of
source
$4,689,608 $16,238,241 $14,787,755
' " 29,674
125,847
82,439
$5,285,765
^—^4-
income
s
/ '.'o-:://.■.;/
subsidiaries—.—
of
27,377,598
_
.
NOTE—Consolidated
$59,963,009
45,175,254
13,104,710
(net).—
income
Gross
subsidiaries^-,-:.—39,587,000 7
(par
289,431
"After charges and income taxes.
;
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$18,347,583 $16,876,456
income—
Deductions,;' from.,
and
$3.7.50,000 .7 //$3,750,000
$5)8,000,000 shs.> 7,935,173 shs.-
loans
of
533,34 )
503,343
ontstdg.
Earnings per ccm.,share
STATEMENT
*1949—3
818,182
718,852
'ftNetsprofit —$6,820,307
'
1
v" 1,141,370
$2,44t,'S94
1291.
p.
Period End
.
.20
.60
868,842
oper:' income.. .j'.*
170,
dS
for
earnings
merger
after "the
TO
subsidiaries
bank
stock
Common
"
ry,
.20
.60
3
1946
458,815
railway—.
railway'.
from
Net
.
.20
duPont & Co.—
Earning
1947
$2,740,226
income..
oper.
1948
$3,369,103
-
•
_
Gross" from
.20
',
properties.
securities
Authorized
7 Company and Subsidiaries—
Funded, debt of company
and
ry.
'
.20
Ridgway, Newsome & Co._
Schneider, Bernet & Hick-
.60
income
Addi¬
From Jan. 1—
•40,
.60
Co
Co.; Inc.
1949
$2,808,389
.
Net
.40
7—f-w
Co
David A, Noyes & Co.—*
oper.
Authorize
To
—
in 1952.—V. 170, p. 881.
program
from railway—:
~
stock
Electric Co.
about
September—
from: railway
.40
Stix
&
but
Net'
.40
.70
,70
.70
&
compare 1
■
Gross
>
.70
&
$16,380,3)68 $}7,193,0( 9
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry
Chris-
Co.
Slocumb
same
completion of the
Co._—_
Writer
Co.——1_1__
kilo¬
,
are
.
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.
Milhous, Martin & Co.^—
Dickson
Net
the
facilities,
retained
..
EFFECT
serial notes,
1959
Common
the
The
.
.70
S.
1949—10 Mos.—1948
$1,793.Q01
had in operation 52 units,
month last year.—V. 170, p. 1492.
J949
&
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
Courts & Co
Other
;
cured, due $125,000 semi-annually to
and
Son
Woodard-Elwood
Operating levenues—__
Oper. exps. & taxes
:
$69,000,006,
sale
senior
and
■
of
Newbold's
.70
CONSOLIDATED
$9,700,000 from the
subsidiaries in June; 1949;
•//a*/*;'""£•/'
CAPITALIZATION
the
H.
.70
Period End. Sept. 30—
period.
COMMON
dividend.
of
T TKfoore
Co.,
'Inc.' '——7——7
.70
&
$1,670,927
in ,October,
company
About
.40,
777
Co._,
Scranton
1949—Month—1948
J
—
now has 2,500,000 shares of common authorized of which
6,000 shares afe outstanding.
halfthe
$85,000,000 expansion has been
completed with
approximately $35,000,000 to $40,000,000 yet to be expended befoY,v
all
Berwyn
W.
.70
&
Childs Co., New York—^^October Sales Show Drop-
'
.70
W.
i
6,629,461
Company
.40
——_
of
;
subsidiaries'.approxi¬
from
additional
of
amortization
during
such' shares
Co.
>'
.70
Elworthy & Co.—
30,
1949, May 31, 1949, and Aug. 31; 1949. A quarterly divi¬
dend of 22% cents per
§hare has been declared, payable Nov. 30, 1949',
-to common stockholders of record Oct,
31, 1949". This dividend will not
•be payable in respect. of the shares of
common
stock noiv
offered
1,
Co.1—
Francis I.
<1948, Feb. 28,
«
.70
California
Brush,
pany and American Public Service Co. in February,
1947, dividends
oh the common stock have been
paid as follows: semi-annual dividtrids
/of 35
cents
per share on
Aug:
30, 1947/ and Feb. " .28, 1948; and
quarterly dividends of 20 cents per share on Aug. 31, 1948, Nov.
Jan.
.40
.40
R.
indicated,
as
by two
proceeds
by
$8,000,000
to
subsidiaries
the
and
subsidiaries
DIVIDENDS
-
Merrill, Tuvrben-$: Co
Co._
T6.443.40
'
be
$7,000,000
securities
depreciation
2%,
.40
Miller, Kenower' & Co.—
Mlrisch,".Monell & Co7
Co.
10,766,272
The stockholders will
be asked
at
a
special meeting Dec.
21 t>
authorize art additional 3,500,000' shares of common
stock, Walter C.
Beckjord, President, lias announced.'
*
•
*
The additional stock authorization is in preparation for a further
stock issue, probably after the first of the
year, to provide funds for
completing the company's $85,000,000 construction program, he said.
7'"'"
.90
&
.2
;
166,357,755 146,276,983
•
,
Cincinnati Gas &
''
.90
&
1,841,4
.•
tional Commoii—
.40
7"'
Yarnall
that
for
146,000
water
Harper & Son &
Co.L—
:'
,
$49,000,000
other
Pressprich & Co.__
Morris
1,123,328
2,799,140
•
.
.90
Moran,& Co.r_—.90
&
1946
3.565,893
*"" "
railway
with 51 in the
.40
Hayden, Miller & Co
Howard, Laboiiisse, Friedrlclis and Co._l—7—
1947
3,573,004
30,424,731
.40
.90
Co.
502,241
.40
'7_777—7—7—
'
1948
'6,460,926
11,152,557
from
The
& Co.— —.40"
& Co..^
.£0
Wm.Tp.
1949
period End. Oct. 31—
FMnk
Co
from
Sales
Noonan
.90
.90
£ Co.7—_
Williston &
Chas.
was
estimates
capacity,
&
913,731
*
$21,073',218 $24,176,302 $20,186,697 $17,555,831
32,647,672
.40
Co.„
'
railway
7,139,439
-
.
Putnam & Co.——_1_—
retained
subsidiaries
the. installation
&
H.
■"214,567
,
,
follows:
as
will
1949-1951—Company
generating
and
will
program
two
$17,500,000
'.such-
Grimiri
Lester
outstanding
applied
jsubsidiaries to be sold during the period, and the
•as
1.20
Clark & Co
Ferris & Company——
Henry Herrman & Co.—
Kay, Richards & Co.—
changed
was
the
invested
so
in
program
transmission,
follows:
as
"proceeds
the
Doolittle
Creston
1,478,716
1,388,568
'
25,479,475
-
L
Field/Richards
3,000,716
633,727
railway——
.40
77-7-'"
2,047,25,9
1391.
P.
188,080,534
made
construction
stock
Bretscher
$1,083,66)
16i.6C)
'
179,171,290
.40
Co
7.71——
1.20
W.
7,978,039
Net ry,'oper: lrfcome—_
—V."170, p.' 1595.
-
,'-.4i0'
Townsend,
& BodincJ-
1.20
Davis
11,055,399
railway—
^5,037,480
ry.' bper: income—2,166,498
I7et
'
&
1.20
Pacific
necessary approval of the SEC. '
any
additional
for
Inci
.
expenditures', it is estimated that approximately $23,000,000
by Central Power & Light Co,/ $17,000,000 by Public
Service
Co.
of
Oklahoma,
$19,000,000 by Southwestern Gas' and
.Electric Co. and $10,000,000 by West Texas Utilities Co.'
V It is presently contemplated that the
required funds for the above
be
Dixon
H.' Walker &
Elkms,
Fahey,
these
.will
1.20
&
Co—
programs;
construction
electric
$1,000,000
-Of
Co.;"Inc.—
House
'Ctouter
Co:—1.20
&
.70
*
the net proceeds not
period
Sept.
1", 1949-Dec. 31,
allocated as follows: $19,000,000
-additional
Co.l
Dempsey-TegeleF & Co.—
V Doyle, O'Conhor & Co.,
'Inc.'"
four
proceeds
subsidiaries,'subject to
the
&'
Staats
.
.
Service' Co.,
6f the company
name
Company
Company:
for
company
1.20
Co. "
.70
follows: Central Power and Light Co.
(Texas);
Oklahoma; Southwestern Gas & Electric Co., and
the remainder of
the
it
Co.—:——
At least $7,000,000 (but not to exceed
$8,000,0001 will be used for the
acquisition of additional shares of common stock of Central Power &
Light Co. and Southwestern Gas & Electric
Co., for the purpose of
assisting them in financing a part of their construction1
by
Blunt-Ellis
Blair~&
from
From Jan. 1-^
.60
Curtiss,
as
PURPOSE—The net
and
1.20
Co.—___
14,119,513
from
\ Grogs
Co.,.Incri"""".40
1.20
R.
Net
Net
.69
7 7-
Coolcy
Illinois Vv
and
'•
principal public utility operating com¬
panies
(below) • engaged mainly in rendering electric utility service.
Company does not own or operate any physical
properties.
i
Public Service Co.
Barret, Fitch &
William
Cruttenden &
By agreement of merger effective Feb. 3, 1947,
company and the
South West Corp.
&
1.20
•
AND
merged into the
Central
1.20
-
>.•
Gross
3
.60
TiHurCh
13,98!)
13,299,6£6
$1,327,372
.
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Paeilic RR.—Earning!
.60
Texas National Corp.—_
Wulff, Hansen & Co.+_„
Wurts, Dulles & Co
posworth, SulliVan & Co.,
Further details
v'
company,
South West Utilities Co.
to
Henry F. Swift & Co.—„
1.20
Dominick
H.
103,031
income
September—
.60
Simmons-^.
Campbell, McCarty & Co.,
"inc:' ——jl—l—
Mason,
,
;;
.60
Co.—
1.20
&
J. R;
SUBSIDIARIES—Companyt a public utility holding
Was Incorporated'in Delaware, July
31, 1925, as Central &
its
Gardner_„„
1.20
R.'
common
.
.60
Corp..
-ft'* CompainyT
Kebbon, McCormlck £ Co.
'•:/
of
(EST) Nov. 18,1949.
p.m.
,
&
1.20
Milwaukee
Paul Hi
.stock may subscribe for one new share
for each 10 shares
held of record Nov.
2, 1949. The subscription warrants
follow:'
Schwabacher &
Dlttmar
ing group jointly headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Smith,
Barney & Co. and Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc. The win¬
ning bid named a subscription price of $12.8750 per
share, less underwriting compensation of 32 cents per
-
Reinholdt
2.95
1—1:
144,202
railway—
'peficit—V. 170,
Moroney, Beissner & Co.'_
.60
Newhard, Cook & Co.—.60
Whiting',' Weeks & Stubbs
Richard W. Clarke CorpiJ
Offered r
underwriting of 4
r/s
4.70
2.95
G.
corporation's offering to common stockholders of 725,567
shares of additional common stock
(par $5) was awarded
Nov. 2 by the
company to a nationwide investment bank¬
.
ry." oper!
Swiss American Corp.
Tucker, 'Anthony & Co.—
South West Corp.—Common
—As "mentioned in our issue of Nov. 7
share.
from
Net
Sons—
&
&
Sutro"&
170, p. "1799.
Central &
,
Net
.60
Company-—
Shuman, Agnew & Co.„_
1,243,101
$1,357,631
.60
.40
Stroud
income
Net
-V.
Son—
2.95
Co.—'
&
Maynard
$5,047,051
deductions
&
Harden-
&
307,936
155,940
railway^
Williams
Coe—.60
The Marshall Co.J
:
.60
William
$1,735,907
_•
from
Levy &
Co.—
Russ
Gross
Gross
Hilliard
2.95
1946
322,676
income
oper.
1947
$1,676,194
319,582
Mackall
A, E. Masten & Co.
-Co._—r.7—__
Brown
The
6,712
.
J.
ry.
1948
$1,503,185
—
From Jan. 1—
.60
:
Lawson,
4.70
Co
Securities
Brooxe
Alex.
$5,040,339 J
Net
.60
—
01ds7_
&
1949
'
*
railway—
from, railway
B.
Securi¬
&
Weeks
Boenning
Mos.—1948
California Co
from
Net
4.70
Moseley & Co.i____„
Baker,
;""'l949—12
are' as
•
•
Percent,
First
Co.,
Langley'fc Co.____
&
Dominick
Other
&
__
$5,234,967 $20,340,893 $19,159,928
3,848,949
15,014,064 ' 14,119,588
£.076,049
■
••
3
Chicago Indiaiiapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings
September—
Gross
4.70
Adamex
$5,810,553
Ripley
.
ties
Corp.
.7,
Clark, Dodge & Co.__—
Dr'exel & Co.-l:
fl,664,473
Co.—Earnings—
1949—3 Mos.—1948
Operating revenues ___.l
Oper, :exps. and taxes—
•»
Forgaii & Co._
C.
F.
Central Power & Light
subscription warrants,
J.
Glore,
1167.
Period End. Sept. 30—
of
Goodwyn
W.
$8,054,073
$5,955,336
exercise
Harriman
$8,062,603
DrO, 741
$4,234,311
the
Inc.
$6,266,461
—
the
Percent.
Blyth & Co., Inc.—4i70
Smith, Barney & Co.—
4.70
Stone
income
p."
subscribed for upon
iollows:•* *
•
4,679,562
'Z)r28.454
_
._
deductions
170,
5,028,843
of the underwriters who have
severally
percentages
indicated
opposite
their
725,567 Shares of Common Stock as arc
the
such of
names,
not
3,021,000
3,625,623
$5,898,711
—~1—..
income
Income
—V.
income
income
Gross
3,951,756
2,253,000
taxes
——;
Operating
Other
'2,973,661
2,851,351
income
respective
(1911)
names
agreed
;
3,885,139
Depreciation
taxes
UNDERWRITERS—The
to' purchase,
in
*
1949—12 Mos.—1948
3,815,580
3,311,518
-
Other
Corp.—Earnings—
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$30,206,033 $32,136,796 $40,765,589 $42,651,573
12,353,702
14,356,033 ' 1'7,370,378
19,761,310
——
Federal
THE * COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
/
per year.
and advertisementf must be made in New York fUQ&3«
"7
4
(1912)
which
last
THE
with
compares
$15
year,
of
The
class
voted
7
stock
common
stock,
at
isi callable
The
of
A
preferred
paid.
was
Nov'.
on
share
per
$105
plus
the
annual
at
1948.
On
Dec.
15,
special meeting
a
each
shares
12
of common
83,000
shares
accrued
any
rate
of
the offering
class A stock.
of
outstanding,
are
dividends
$6
and
receives
(par
share.
a
parallels a corresponding plan announced
on
Nov. 7, to be submitted by the Coca-Cola Co. to its stockholders.
The offer by Coca-Cola International Is contingent upon Its accept¬
ance by the holders of a majority of the class A shares of the
corporation
and
upon
parallel
a
plan
of
the
Co,
Coca-Cola
operative through the tender of at least 50%
df thstt company for exchange under its plan.
the
proposed exchange, if effectuated, will occur early in
•Common stockholders of record at the close of business
entitled
be
will
plans
Dec.
to
will
to
ma.i
to
the
at
vote
notices
the
of
meeting
the
Nov.
have
18
;.
Bureau
ized
stock iiom 203.009 to
common
Coca-Cola
also
See
209,874
above.—V.
Co.
170,
300.
Colon Development Co., Ltd.—Production—
465,854
barrels for
weeks ended Aug. 29,
tiie four
1949.—V. 170,
70%
so
to
as
the
are:
Moines,
of
at
Ry.—Earnings—
$1
Net ry.
1948
1947
1946
$165,698
55,666
$234,403
102,753
$178,141
$134,885
73,385
51,273
50,367
35,181
21,043
the
income—
oper.
the
Net
from
idea
trust
a
From Jan. 1—
Gross
S.
1,475,072
967,898
to
892,061
619,680
298,581
families,
335,621
521,634
292,508
189,826
resulted
Young,
Vice-President and
a
Combined Locks Paper Co.—Stock
A
stock
common
One to
D.
M,
Bare
due
Paper Co.
serial
Class
A
Class
slock
—
—
18,
Insurance
Co.
redeemed
preferred
Equitable
retired
20, 1946,
in
Life
Insurance
August,
Co.
of
Iowa.
in Delaware Feb.
since 1889.
,
by
D.
M.
Eare
Paper Co., a wholly owned subsidiary, was acquired
on July 15,
1946, at a cost of $156,400 through the
of
the
outstanding stock of that corporation.
It
the company
purchase
all
of
operates
mill
located
at Roaring Spring,
Pa., at which it manufac¬
by the soda pulp process and manufactures and
gels quality book and magazine papers.
The
Co.
a
chemical
tures
book
are
and
pulp
principal products
grade
catalogue,
the
of
The D. M. Bare Paper
telephone directory papers
and
company
magazine
papers,
rotogravure,
and
carbonizing
and waxing papers.
Coated
papers, which for the fiscal year ended Feb.
28, 1949, constituted
approximately 34% of the company's tonnage production and 33% of
total sales value,
have been manufactured at the Combined Locks
(Wis.) mill in commercial quantities
only since 1946.
.PRODUCTION
1949,
the
Combined
the
at
D.
M.
Bare
mill
D.
in
Locks
M.
mill
on
Bare
in
in
1941,
and
gieatest
present
ended
Feb.
daily
a
11,045
volume
capacity
tons
produced
attained
of
the
that
at
Combined
15,000
is
sale
or
the tonnages
during each
the
mills
present
management
to
foster
sales
of
the
a
contract basis, as distinguished from a
nun-contract basis.
The following tabulation indicates
shipped by the company and its
subsidiary on each basis
of the
on
last
three fiscal years:.
29,
Feb,
28,
—
j
Net
D.
M.
Bare
Paper
for
Co.
29%
13,158
83%
the
1947.
23%
10,090
17%
eight months ended
DIVIDENDS—Since April, 1949, when the
company class A
stock was
created, two cash dividends, each of 25c per
share,
paid to the holders of the class A common
stock on June 1, 1949,
ami Sept. 1, 1949,
respectively.
A dividend of 25c
common
stock
has
15
been
stock.
It
is
the
RECENT
DEVELOPMENTS
eiAtely following the lormation
sition
of
Locks
Co.
the
of
assets
modernization
production,
as
on
its
previously outstanding
intention of the board of
the class A common
stock.
on
directors
the
EXPANSION
necessarily
During the period
designed
to
improvement and
capacity and speed of
increase
as
from
March
1.
1946
SSSItA aPPr0Xlmat<"1y $2,445,000
The improvement
stantial^ complete.
in
program
to
June 30,
pursuance
initiated
During the balance
ending Feb. 28, 1950, the
of
of
in
the
1949 the company
its
improvement
1946
is
present
now
fiscal
sub¬
vear
management estimates
that capital expendi¬
aggregate approximately $190,000.
As at June 30
1949
the
had
company
commitments in connection
with
8mm in the amount
of
$120,000, and as at
commitments aggregated $135,000.
ACQUISmON
Februaiyr,
OF
predecessor
ASSETS
OF
.
1946.
John
Hemphill, Noyes &
in
the
of
who
such
of
had
Co.
interest
F.
Cuneo,
one
(now
of
its
improvement
Aug
31
1949
'
prothese
of
of
incorporation
STATEMENT
OF
Such
to
the
COMPANY—In
selling stockholders and
Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons
&*Co )
certain of the
selling stockholders caused
53,648,658
52, 606,301.
3,342,400
20,641,200
18, 258,300
$8,942,104
$8,725,107 $50,344,378 $50,379,952
44,602
29,113
374,765
174,823
$8,754,220 $50,719,143
$8,986,706
$50,554,781
3,703,173
3,286,548
$5,283,533
$5,467,672
14,173,003
J
13.660,960
per
of
$36,546,140 $36,893,821
share___
common
$2.35
$2,29
2,511,112
2,436,152
10,077,707
9,777,701
9,794,307
55,566,943
10,096,514
56,741,253
1,553,085
1,515,544
14,470,677
16,451,243
electricity—
(Company only)
Period End. Sept. 30—
revenues_____
72,762,751
37,190,171
expenses
Maintenance
1949—12 Mos.—1948
Fed.
S
'
7,200,000
other
eral
$
74,414,147 315,474,880 314,841,982
37,369,158 154,874,419 154,586,055
8,382,669
31,726,021
32,458,619
7,623,358
Depreciation
Taxes,
6,700,000
28,000,000
26,376,629
10,829,594
than
10,720,728
43,350,026
Fed-
income
2,440,000
2,925,000
43,975,419
16,797,000
7,479,628
8,316,592
40,102,021
120,292
121,132
740,423
604,164
income
7,599,920
deductions
8,437,724
2,455,586
40,842,444
42,714,818
2,882,441
10,324,321
9,857,468
32,851350
Income
tax (est.)—.
v,
15,960,000
:
sale
Operating income
Nonoperating income
42,110,654
"
with
Gross
became
amended
'1949—3 Mos.—1948
$
Operating
Operating
Hemphill,
shares
was
INCOME
(INCL.
Feb. 28,
30,'49
so
as
Net
339,336
$372,026
9,759
$1,677,219
28,386
$35,600 of
$1,384,453
75,971
138,251
21,296
425,321
601,619
466,533
67,650
89,857
85,600
$205,240
$671,257
$983,438
16,997
;•)
income——,
taxes
interest
and
and
$10,087 in
:
•
7,
of
the
&
organization
Southern
by Granville
of
Coip.
this
of
rate
'
York,
of
The
service
these
the
to
latter
c.ty
The
of
tne
the
business
The
company
history
work
the
over
than
more
since
people.
of
has
company
in
15
past
1,400,000
public
York
of
years
its
services
independent
an
utility,
40
more
and
kilowatts
of
in
The
capacities
Service offered by the
Commonwealth
organization
in¬
engineering, accounting, taxes, insurance, pensions
plans, rates and rate audits, purchasing, merchandising,
public relations, stock transfer, and general consultation and
reports.
Officers, who are also the ■ directors of Commonwealth Services
Inc., are: Granvlile H. Bourne,
President, William G. Bourne, Jr.,
Vice-President, and Treasurer, William B.
Tippy, Vice-President, J. H.
Foote, Vice-President, Walter J. Herman,
Vice-President, Harold S.
King, Comptroller and Edward E. Nelson,
Secretary.
financing,
the
new
George
C.
engineering
organization
J.
are:
Nov.
and
J.
R.
J. Dissrneyer,
Jackson, Michigan.
of
Professional
services
of
V.
the
Compania Salitrera de Tarapaca
non-interest
clusive,- have
been
these
sufficient
bonds,
forms
N.
are
M.
&
company in Chile.
1.
to
the
exhaust
the
at
Sons
the
London,
of
sum
Trust
series
has
company
Schroder
in
bonds,
invited
In
at
or
not
A
£51,342.
Co.
England,
These forms must be filed
will
will
be
be
examined
notified
by
2117.
p.
that
income
in
letter
London
on
or
Prov.
for
Federal
Other
depreciation—
income
taxes—
Fgderal taxes
New
the
later
Redemption
York
City,
office
than
3
on
Dec.
before
15,
Dec.
22,
1949
of
the
p.m.
atfci Ibcal taxes—
State
and
1949—V.
Net
Other
oper.
income
revenues
(net)
Gross
Income
Net
—V.
income
deductions
income
170, p.. 688.
the
at
debentures
-
said
be
the
for
a
bonds
new
35-year
will
term,
carry
subject
to
23/4%
a
the
Com¬
bonds is also subject to stockholder
approval on
of certain proposed amendments to the
company's mort¬
;
new
•
to
S
....
.
.
of
the
financing will be used primarily
$19,259,000 of outstanding series P and
1949—Month—1948
$2,760,309
170, p.
.
redeem
3%
;
the
bonds.—
Consumers Power
Co.—Earnings—
Prov.
for
expenses
770,417
25.000
819,789)
300,000
300,000
4,395,800
$1,380,211
debt-
,972,120
7,969,307
j
income
long-term
on
25,000
935,597
income taxes
Gross
1948
acquis.
taxes
Federal
1949—12 Mos.
$6,867,574 $91,239,255 $84 ,999,346
4,081,279
50,837,953
46 ,848,712
688,083
8 ,082,000
8,998,000
4,349,232
depreciation
of plant
adjustments
General
$7,469,457
.
Amort,
Int.
1949—Month—1948
revenue
Operating
1949—10 Mos.—1948
$3,738,476 $25,389,815 $28,142,820
1392.
Period End. Sept. 30Gross
,758,063
$1,253,423 $18,738,195 $18,038,450
342,839
345,249
4,126,031
4,150,296
and
exp—
36,226
36,211
Other deductions
434,685
434,870
(Cr)__
61,699
83,375
710,079
682,579
Amort, of debt
premiums
Divs.
discount,
income
on
$1,071,845
280,790
$955,338 $14,887,557 $14,135,863
280,790
3,369,192
2,691,192
$791,055
$674,547 $11,518,365 $11,444,671.
preferred stock
Balance
170,
The
for
v
1696.
p.
1949—9 Mos.—1948
the
1969,
'C49—12 Mos.—1948
$5,650,697
$6,088,641
3,719,5'>4
4,750,450
4,864,468
203,619
174,247
274,455
89,595
247,919
92,259
96,820
365,499
284,338
383,168
to be offered at
New York.
3
filed
debenture
100
a
letter
bonds,
and
.
notification
!
with
the
to
■
.
SEC
Nov.
1, 1949, due Nov.'Il.
Underwriter, R. M. Horner <fc'
expand business, etc.—V. 168.
interest.
Proceeds will be used
1142.
of
dated
«■■■!
Cuba Northern Rys.
ments—
■«
In
accordance
the
with
Procedure
a
for
Co.- -Principal and Interest
Pay-
Transitory Provision of
Deposits, and the Plan
the
Constitution
of
for the Issuance of
payments will be made on Dec.
1, 1649, of
interest of $3.79 per $1,000 original
principal amount of first mortgage
gold bonds, 5%%
series of
1942, due 1942,
"part-redeemed."
presentation
of
bonds
for
stamping
$GZ,606
$178,644
$221,809
254,023
253,733
338,813
337,589
$517,457
$559,399
$392,246
•345,340
37,707
.r.5,918
54,609
167,215
$354,53b
$309,421
$462,848
$392,184
the
of
rider
and
attached
upon
thereto;
of $33.39 per deposit
receipt "part-redeemed," for $1,000 original
principal amount of said bonds ($3.65 interest
payment, S15.68 prin¬
cipal payment and $14.06 cash payment in lieu of
participation cer¬
tificates
for
withheld
Nov.
at
21,
1949,
amounting
source)
1949.
to
holders
to
The New
York
$14.93
of
less
record
Stock
the bonds be
$138,223
,t
Nov.
on
5%
Participation Certificates,
$4,501,653
127,227.
75,058
company
$250,000
Co.,
p.
168,
3,475,498
114,531
268,612
of
on
United
$4,154,021
69,172
will
Sales
Cuba,
87,982
value
1595.
Credit Acceptance Corp.—Files with
SEC—
N, in¬
tenders of
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co.
—Earnings—
—
the
of
17, 1949
—V.
to
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
Oper. exp. and maint—
stock
common
face
of
out¬
Only
officials,
Antofagasta (Tara-
y
Payments will be made in English pounds
sterling,
dollars, or Chilean pesos by the redemption
agents.
Tenders
result
notified
available
Rothschild
bearing
into
each $5
the
1957.
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—October
Sales Lower
Antofagasta Nitrate Co.)—Tenders Sought—
of
for
30,
Sept. 30,
on
investors.
President,
Period End. Oct. 31—
-V.
Holders
outstanding
convertible
170, p.
next,
Sept.
170, p. 1800.
Net
engineering company include consult¬
ing and design engineering in the
electrical, mechanical, structural
and power plant
fields, together with engineering investigations and
analyses, and the preparation of expert
testimony and reports.
paca &
sale
company'3
H.
Foote,
North,
Vice-Presidents,
Secretary, and Russell W. Parkinson, Treasurer,
Daniels
were
Debentures—
20,
due
approval.
gage.^.;,
welfare
of
are
common
1949.—V.
and
coupon
mission's
years.
a
billion dollars of financing
engineering forces have designed
1930.
clude
and
of
20,
Schmidt,
interest
other
the
plant
$250,000
Dec.
on
debentures
$20,000,000 issue of its first refunding mortgage bonds to
company,
industrial and
generating
of
Corp.—Calls
redeem
limited
and
electric
Dec.
to
convertible
several institutional
than
its
46,046,846
voted
debentures
share
one
to
Proceeds
Jackson, Michigan, the
engineering organization.
is owned by its officers and employees,
The company and its predecessors have
than
more
handled
as
in
New
headquarters
numbering about 400
a
established
now
business
located
are
being
stock
is
conduct
Offices
formerly
System,
with
45,318,666
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of
Bait.
Sell Bonds Privately — The
company announced
Nov. 9 that contracts had been
signed for the private sale,
subject to approval by the PSC of Marry land, of a new
tl
subsidiary, Common¬
Mr. Bourne.;'
owned by the operating
was
Comomvealth
companies,
authorized
fields.
which
company,
in
The
announced
was
H.
Bourne, President.
Organization of a wholly owned engineering
wealth Associates Inc., was also announced
by
companies
9,536,506
8,318,756
1800.
—To
of Federal
refund
formerly
company,
New
9,492,375
Engineering
have
issue
an
The
prior
$756,347
1949
paid
directors
said.
14,432
$1,705,606
30,690
;
30.518,123
170, p.
standing series A 6%
$1,370,020
37,437
$381,785
—
5,982,138
2,303,396
8,345,561
ft—
gas—cu.
Consolidated
The
244,487
$1,225,102
60,873
—
lcomc
of
"000s omitted.—V.
28,
$7,142,177
5,527,668
276,969
$1,187,664
4,717,479
2,369,601
electricity—
1947
$10,769,454 $10,152,249
9,242,453
8,198,060
133,723
of
kilowatt-hours
"Sales
Feb.
1948
income
"Sales
SUBS.)
Feb. 29,
1949
$3,284,041
I
Completion
Nov.
to
•
12,386,013
0
f gas—cu. ft._
"Sales of steam—pounds
"000s omitted.
/
common
four for one,
up
100,000
'
PREDECESSOR
of
'
,3,122,300
"Sales
originated
families.
expenses)
split
was
instead
2,778,291
Commonwealth
PROGRAM—Imme-
of
expenditures
tures wui
shares
Commonwealth Services Inc.—Organized as
Independ¬
ent—Formerly Part of Commonwealth System—
Dec.
to reduce production
costs.
In addition,
sub¬
were required
to be made for
repairs and main¬
deferred during the war
years.
stantial
tenance
program.
Society
Berlin,
deducting
stock
4 Mos. End.
State
States
AND
$
(est.).
tax
kilowatt-hours
Mr.
the
program
well
1946
the company in 1946 and
the acqui¬
predecessor
corporation, Combined Paper
company entered upon an
of
Wis.,
the
payable Dec.
1
1949
to
dividends had been paid since
No
in
present
quarterly cash dividends
on
declared
1949.
company
common
to pay
share
per
holders of record on Nov.
the organization of the
"Sales
Equitable Lile
(Mutual), Des
Co.,
in
connection
with
Federal taxes of predecessor corporation.—V.
170, p. 194,
CASH
common
A
E,
"Excluding $190,850 in 1947 and 1.948,
and
all
77%
*
'
/
13,144,322
income
Income
Edward
of Total
Fed¬
deductions (net)
Earnings
cumu-i
Nebraska, the Treasurer
of the Soldiers, Sailors
7,500
members
certificate
State
were
class
the
profit
President,
Shipped
14,268
71%
42,983
-
48,161
The
and
Richard
shares
deductions———
Tonnage
%
of Total
34,348
1946——_r—_
1949—
•Includes
Feb. 28,
1949,
income
Contract
Tonnage
Shipped
1947
Feb,
400,000
———
Officers
Contract
Year Ehded-
Net
preferred
.
of
Non-
•Feb., 28,
that
Federal
28,
own
mill and 14,280 tons
with 39,734 tons produced
tonnage volume realized by
years,
the
year
its
greatest
recent
The
years.
at
compared
the
fiscal
oh
annually.
the
policy
products of both
spot
mill
tons
This
1941,
the
a
three-shift basis is 160 tons, or about
48,000 tons
on a
six-day week.
Present capacity of the D. M. Bare
similar production schedule is 50 tons
daily, or about
tons
It
in
company
recent
annually
mill
45,243
mill.
Locks
predecessor
the
SALES—During
produced
company
at
at
AND
of
Account
16,500
(before
t2,615
predecessor which had engaged
in
the manufacture
Of
mechanical pulp
and
the manufacture
and
sale of lightweight printing and other groundwood
specialty papers
'The
Co.
4,/2%
cumulative
Insurance
Assurance
the
the common
Other
its
of
authorized
4 V2 %
"Prov. for income taxes:
Mutual
1949, pursuant to provisions of
BUSINESS—Company, incorporated
business
1948,
100,000 shs.
.
fund.
continues the
for
for
a
300,000 shs,
100,000 shs.
—
«£
r———
income
Income
4'/2%
t50,000 shs.
in equal amounts to The Connecticut
ana
Life
the
Insurance
to
created
sales
of
Other
200,000
300,000 shs,
and
sales
Gross
50,000 shs,
——
slock sinking
'HISTORY AND
in
Total
1948,
them
Sell,, adm. and gen. exps.
notes,
par)
income
Gross
"700,000
-
Feb,
by
trusts
April,
Cost
($1 part:
B
"Issued
shares
($25
Central
June
Net
200,000
pfd.
cum.
Common stock
Life
respectively,
CONSOLIDATED
Outstanding
700,000
8,568,750
than
income
'
'
1
1949—12 Mos. —1943
$
82,707,693 367,447,986 364 ,267,630
40,103,313 172,130,003 173, 878,453.
9,675.860
37,277,497
37, 551J996
7,975,000
33,406,250
31, 592,623
9,050,838
Operating income
Nonoperating income
.
$180,000
1951-60
4Va%
Life
3%
Mutual
Life
its
of
of
Connecticut
Period—
$300,000
Fed.
by Hemphil, Noyes & Co. were sold, at $1.35 per share,
employees of the firm or members of their immediate
or
or
result
(par $1) at $12.25 per
five-year 214% bank loan
15-year 3V<% notes
to
shares of
3a,368,568
—
other
eral
reclassify the outstanding 400,000 shares of common stock into
100,000 shares of class A common stock (including the shares nowoffered) and 300,000 shares of class B common stock, each of the
par
value of $1 per share.
j
1
CAPITALIZATION, JUNE 30, 1949
Six
Taxes
transaction above, and to the Muriel J. Eerlin Trust,
by Mr. Berlin for the benefit of members of hfs imme¬
Of the shares so sold, Mr. Berlin purchased 10,000 and
14,000.
Thereafter, all of the 22,500 shares of common
January,
In
Proceeds go to selling stockholders.
•
50,000
81,196,882
•
'
'
"
expenses
Depreciation
outstanding.
Offered—Hemphill,
Authorized
of
amounted to 1.1C9,800,608
feet in the same week
cubit
1949—3 Mos.—1948
revenues—..—
Maintenance
elec¬
to
Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co., Oct. 31 offered 30,000
shares of class
Operating
Operating
of
220,100,000 kwh.,
week of last
17.5%.
$
the
partners
the
director, has been elected
170, p. 1800.
a
shares
holders
gross
profit
Noyes & Co. of $7,875.
to the newly created office of Executive Vice-President.—V,
share.
of
stock retained
2,016,154
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Official Promoted—
•^George
Iowa,
of
share,
Trust
In
*
Period End. Sept. 30—
created
711,217
railway—.—-Net ry. oper. income—.—V. 170, p. 1291.
issue
distribution
corresponding
week
same
1,020,800,000
increase of
an
local
amounted to
the
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
of
$700,000
family.
1,872,643
railway
from
10,000
Connecticut
of
purchased
diate
22,806
railway
of
with
that
1949,
for
of gas in the
compared
preceding year,
participa¬
purchase
loan
par), of which
40,000 shares were
the redemption of the 4%% partici¬
stock.
In June, 1949,
the company sold
The
Bankers
State
per
stock
from
The
the
in
the
feet,
of the
6,
Marines
1949
September—
from railway
in
an
cubic
Fund, and Agnes B. Noyes, wife of Jansen Noyes, a
partner of Hemphill, Noyes, Graham, Parsons & Co.
Upon the consummation of the acquisition by the company of the
assets of the old company, Mr. Cuneo and
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. sold,
Oct. 29, 1949 had 376 stores in operation, compared
with 379 at Oct. 23, 1948.—V. 170, p. 1188.
Gross
& Co.
and
announced
kwh.
($25
pieferred
stock.
The
Co.
Iowa;
the
and
The company on
Net
authorized
an
stock
remaining
stock
43 Weeks Ended
create
preferred
preferred
Insurance
Oct. 29, '49 Oct. 23, '48
Oct. 29, '49
Oct, 23, '48
$13,348,191 $13,174,057 $137,255,479 $136,720,410
Colorado & Wyoming
Noyes
stock
9
reov.
206,600,000
increase of 6.5%.
Local distribution
4Vi%
time the loans were made, the $700,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. was repaid by
upon
the acquisition of the assets of the
immediately
cumulative
privately
Colonial Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Show Gain—
4 Weeks Ended
year,
series,-at
Mr. Cuneo and
aggregate amount of
Hemphill,
preferred
on
with
privately to provide funds for
pating
"'
—-
of
end
company
compared
30%, respectively.
lative
Sales
arid
stock
and
cumulative
1696.
p.
Cuneo
company
sold
354,167 barrels,
which compares with
weeks ended Oct, 3, 1949 and 369,375
amounted to
barrels for the five
1949
31,
Mr.
amended
announced that is production in the four weeks ended
The company
preferred stock,
leans made
by
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
York, Inc.—Output—
This
tricity for the week ended Nov.
,
'*
Oct
gf 40,000 shares of
store), and through
Monday, November 14,: 1949
acquiring
company out of funds obtained by the sale, by the
company, of
S. Government securities included
among the assets acquired from
the old company.
In June,
1946, the certificate of incorporation of the company was
amended so as to reclassify the 40,000 shares
($25 par) preferred
stock, 4 Va % series, into 40,000 shares of 4%% participating cumu¬
lative preferred stock (jpar
$25), and the 40,000 shares of preferred
stock, as so reclassilied, were sold by Mr. Cuneo and Hemphill, Noyes
& Co. privately to Institutional investors at
$25 per share.
In
August,
1948,
the
certificate
of
incorporation
was
further
shares.
p,
of
purpose
old
Internal
of
the
U,
common
Revenue, and the New York Stock Exchange.
The stockholders oil Dec. J9 will also vote on increasing the author¬
the
for
CHRONICLE
Pursuant to agreement at the
made by Mr. Cuneo and
the
by which time it is anticipated that, the requisite clearances
been secured from the Securities and Exchange Commission,
X,
incorporated
loan
1950.
on
and
per
common
were
A
19, The corporation
stockholders prior
Dec.
on
to
meeting
of
tions
becoming
class
be
FINANCIAL
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. to the company in the
$700,000, and bank loans in the amount of $500,000.
shares
It is anticipated that
the
of
$1),
($25
par
exchange
proposed
to
Company
&
all of
the assets and assuming all of the liabilities of
Combined Locks Paper
Co. (Wis.),
The purchase price paid
by the company for the assets of
the old company was $2,233,200.
Company obtained funds with which
to maRfe payment of such
purchase price and for its other organiza¬
tion expenses through the issuance and sale to Mr.
Cuneo and Hemp¬
hill, Noyes <fc Co., at $1 per share, of 100,000 shares of common stock
...
•
about
share
a
div.dends
in
the
proposal to authorize
a
for
wliicn
or
paid
call
to
Dec. 19 to act on
on
share
one
share
pel'
The directors
stockholders
$37.50
COMMERCIAL
Cuban
at
tax
the
Exchange
close
on
Nov.
of
$.87
to
be
business
of
4
on
directed
that-
quoted ex-inte:est $3.79 per $1,000 bond on Dec.
1, 1949;
be quoted ex $34.26 per $1,000
deposit receipt
that the bonds and deposit
receipts shall continue to
be dealt in "Flat," and the
bonds, to be a delivery in settlement of
Exchange contracts made beginning Dec. 1,
1949, must have the rider
attached thereto stamped to show the
above payment.
that
on
the deposit receipts
Dec.
1,
Interest
York,
N.
1949;
is
payable
Y.—V.
170,
on
p.
the
4.
-bonds
at
the
Naional
City
Bank
New
Volume-170
Number 4855
THE
COMMERCIAL.
& FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
5
(1913)
•it
Cuba
RR.—Principal and Interest Payments—
In accordance
with
the
Procedure
Issuance of Participation
t, J949» vof
$33,39
for
Certificates,
($3;65
interest
;
.
.
Deposit, and the Plan for
will' be rtiade
payments
principal
payment,' $15.68
STATEMENT OF CONSOLIDATED SURPLUS
„
the
fen' Dec.
Nine Months Ended Sept.
30-/'
i'-
BALANCE-SHEET
1949
32,500,000
amount
business
Nov.
on
,The New
contracts
'*
21, 1949.
York
Stock
Exchange
the
deposit
receipts
in
'
4
Nov.
on
Nov.
<•
..
on
$34.26
ex
directed
that
Total
Exchange
Total
17,
Gfpss
Net
revenues.
U.- S. " income
Canadian
$5,664,994
63,408
1,022,618
8,841
taxes....
26,911
*
taxe3_
509,272
taxes
685,936
—; 616,037,293 501,956,142
'
559,193
1,543,804
1949
Earnings
—V.
224,643
.
share.
per
170,
181,651
*
$0.81
1'
■
income
•Deficit.—V. 170,
1,614,242
176,840
223,743
224,643
$1.12
-
$0.79
302.
p.
786,393
872,880
2,337,457
2,646,310
$1,977,971
"$63,748
$5,222,624
Tonnage milled
Estimated
—V.
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—Earnings
Net
ry.
1948
$5,564,115
railway...1,342,831
from
Net
1949
income
oper.
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
railway..:
$5,351,873
1,485,123
1,013,859
1,150,246
684,733
and
ICC
Oct.
on
41,375,728
14,401,717
9,488,952
40,295,430
5,330,766
9,157,296
5,393,400
2,908,045
liability
in
certificates,
Trust 'Co.
of
respect
series
of
authorized
O,
not
in
connection
—V.
p.
1596.
170,
with
by
profit
Com.
shares
sold
at
and
99.5223
of
procurement
certain
accrued
equipment.
The
stock
an:
agreement
also
V.
Nov.
on
from
28
1,000,000
dated
Oct.
will
Subs.)—Earnings—
r
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$708,553
$909,816
$2,481,097
$3,086,469
outstanding^ ,',1,230,500
.1,230,500
1,230,500
1,230,500
$0.74
$2.02
$2.51
share—
com.
$0.58
charges and Federal income taxes.-
;/
11,
increasing
the
authorized
*
1949,
170, p. 1801.
v
,
:
The
Period End. Oct. 31—
1949—Month—1948
Sales
$1,600,353
—V.
170,
$4,267,454
March
Albany,
Erie
■'■'v,
The
Net
ry.
recently
declared
50%
a
dividend
stock
its
on
ordinary registered stock, payable Dec. 2 to holders of American deposi¬
tary receipts of record Nov. 10, 1949, through the Guaranty Trust Co.
of New
York.
The
Nov.
Committee
5
ruled
Securities
on
that
the
American
registered stock be quoted "ex"
Nov.
way on
Each
amount
been
7,
dealt
split up
tive
Dec.
said 50%
receipts
for
receipt
1949,
from
Net
ry.
Curb
time
registered
stock.
registered
£1
Such
stock
sterling
as
principal
has recently
each, and effec¬
4s.
shares
in
exchange for and
Exchange
the
at the
American
have
picked
Ueland
I.
Sales
still
for
receipts
unlisted
for
the
full
first
the like
the
on
President.
the
behind
but
basis
fiscal
The
five
the
and
court
months
period
Dec.
4s.
2,
Oper.
Pyrene
A.
decline
a
above
was
as
in
year
ago,
the
payment
Pyrene
of
by
fiscal
company's
result
a
the
of
earlier
Net
1949,
of
the
4
announced
lawsuit
a
Co.
dismissal
the
it
brought
seeking
of
had
made
against
damages
year
in
last
the
170,
by Pyrene
merchandise
was
the
in
parties
were
brought
in
and
by
year
amount
a
credit
purchase
of
..
the
of
bear
be
to
their
a
New
Jersey
(Including
'
"
.
Net
used
by
products.
respective
state
court
7'
$
;
...
.
.
Total
♦Cost
of
goods
Sell., gen.
&
sold—
adm.
exps.
"B"
$
170,
to
11,438,248
Net
Oper.
Other
oper.
32,096,694
income
income
(net)_^
4,772.100
16.878,800
22,320,000
78,570,000
Fed.;
Prov.
operating
^
excessive
for
struction
Net
Divs.,
costs
Balance
fShs. of
com.
fAmount
share
stock
stk.
com.
49,188,230
2,774,956
2,774,956
8,324,869
8,324,869
($5
$3.20
$4.92
36,184,762 127.669,856
93,245,976
44,832,412
44.632,828
*$1.03
value)
June
basis,
15,' 1949.
i.e.,
after
4
corporation
1949,
the
*$2.85
*$2.09
month
for
1
periods.
stock
"
.
split
JPres-
which
the
Net
ry.
In
declared
stock,
also
since
1949
1948
1947
to
a
guarantee
issue
$1,790,484
$1,629,898
23,378
"57,430
99,413
income—
"343,828
*153,917
*279,937
/
Year
Dividend
We
Dec.
dividend
10
$1.25
of
that
its
The
of
$4.25
holders
to
share
per
It
would
long-term
corporation
$3
eight
anticipated
rate
in
life
sold
each
share
per
in
and
retire
notes
has
1948
Dec.
10,
in
December,
which
had
other
long-term
no
both
on
of
in
of
of
notes
companies
for
its
been
to
was
note
provide
Of
the
addi-.
capital
total
to
was
mature
2Va%
was
long-term
to
increasing working
products.
$96,000,000
$29,000,000
series
or
and
for
amount
an
$125,000,000
a
insurance
demand
balance
whole
gratified
are
to
that
is
thus
years,
to
note
mature
In
1966.
The
these
and
in
notes
could
part at any time.
be
in
than
more
above
^
this
at
correct
level
to
make
General
of
what
time
of
owners
reduced
to
r".'v
/
.
position
400,000
the
helping
stockholder
dividends
has
been
dividend
a
Motors
in
common'
the
postwar'
inequity
an
th£;
to
'
group.
the
first
nine
months
of
1949
sales
still
were
benefiting1
a
backlog of deferred demand and dollar volume was affected '
by the higher price level.
In
this
period production has run
at
high levels.
Employment in General Motors has been at a peacetime
record,
more
than
50%
above
any
figure prior to 1940.
Payrolls'4
have
been
high
economic
levels.
at
peacetime peak.
a
activity,
It
volume
levels,
is
and
over
demand
since
of
the
always
the
Not
war.
to
necessary
out,
prewar
period
believed
years
in
of
their'
from'
c
the
of
.
production
.
dividend
this.
inflation
basis
,
During
for plant facilities, and
of
v
-
to ;.
benefiting
lack
liberal
a
reflected
of
relatively
unrealistic
the
still
,
times
at
be
the
in
case
been
on
are
from
„■
,
the
have
would
sales
resulting
-
four years capital requirements
increased
greatly
as
a
result
was
long
a
pointed
as
has
in
earnings
that
it
,
Motors
dividends
is generally
As
and
recognized
profits
since,
,
General
sales
also
backlog of deferred
during the war.
;
wnich
policy
the
working
has
.las/
capital
occurred
did new capital have to be obtained, but it
in the business a much higher, percentage
only
retain
.v
earnings than prior to 1942.
net
level
of
sales
all
have
have
Thus,
GM
products,
risen
returned
in
in
the general
terms
only
of
cost
today's
approximately
of purchasing power, the
terms
of
living
dollar,
to
GM
and
OAners
the
dividends
their, prewar
dollar"
20,365,031
3,799,649
3,044,765
19,506,998
4,142,35*2
the
income—
"145,395
1,621,805
618,828
1,897,044
ber
Oct.
on
31
The
in
Proceeds
to
is not
be
common
will
used
'
of
stock,
2,
notification
to
for
further
expansion
'
the
general
168, p.
1798.
public at $10 per
of (telephone facili¬
|
,
United
profit
largest
and
In
loss
the
surplus
company's
Massachusetts
profit and
assets
was
were
loss
State
surplus
f;
and
total
history,
Tax
on
$1,149,240,689.
.
"
assets
Commission.
Dec.
On
of
according
Dec.
to
a
'
and
The
3lV
the
income
the
a
busi¬
last
few
in
the
Canada
cars
and
during October, compared with
trucks. Of the total vehicles
passenger
date,
the
United
and
cars
corporation
States
and
36,490
has
Canada
period last year.
PRODUCTION
OF
were
produced
VEHICLES
BY
GM
1949—Month—1948
7
with
r
.//?
cars/
1,807,83/,
./•/-?-
DIVISIONS,
1949—10
Mos/-194B
.
Passenger "—
Septem-
'
-
in''
produce/;
trucks.'
2,421,182
compared
.
MOTOR
Period End. Oct. 31—
y
trucks
and
cars
Chevrolet—
1
108.007
70,709
968,488
27,588
32,074
339,036
658,26A>
328,997'«
28,123
210,704**
Pontiac—
288,718
18,344
250,660
167,986
32,110
20,494
341,199
226,767
7,076
-
—-—T—
Trucks
21,668
24,620
Passenger
5,899
74,750
604
1,965
*
Oldsmobile
Buick
filed
Cadillac
31, 1948, was $809,759v041 and
Dec.. 31,
1947,
the \surplus
were $1,025,733,485.
\
the
/
,
passenger
.
were
/
during
groups
.
242,844
were
to
year
same
1948,
year's gain of $77,739,491 in the surplus figure and tile rise
$2,807,325 ,in reserves indicate that earnings in 1948 were large.
The exact
an(punt of net earnings, however, cannot be determined
from the figures as no disclosure was made of
dividends that may
paid during the year.
and
269,254
206,354
trucks
the
statement
$732,019,550 and total assets
of
States
output cf
produced
Trucks
Vr' ^
'
Ford Motor Co., Detroit,
Mich.—Surplus and Assets at
Record High—
•
other
SEC
sold to present stock¬
at which itime the balance
offered
■:
with
corporation
October
to be
1949,
be
underwritten.—V.
'
letter
a
share until Dec.
per
unsubscribed
Issue
filed
behind
October Car Production—
21,962,353
/
lagged
years.
3,120,290
170, p. 1234.
have
ness
19,902,941
company
have been
in
paid
per
record
of
paid
^
of
for plant expenditures,
the
payment
for
account
of
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Chairman of the Board, and C. E.
\ "
■
,
railway.
oper.
the
to
"269,848
28,500 shares (par $10)
The
the
up
.
year-end
a
with
1946, General Motors
$125,000,000,
interest
For
with
13;
by
corporation
'
group
the
meet
level.
1946
$1,733,458
"15,596
Florida Telephone Corp.—Files with SEC—
share
Nov.
on
1698.
p.
payable
announced
1946.
/
August,
issue
railway——
shares
avails
console
.
the
to
foreign
Declares
—
compares
$125,000,000
indebtedness.
wage
$1,495,240
from
from
total
"$0.61
of
10
hitherto
railway—
railway——-
From Jan. 1—
Gross
44,600,552
44,788,151
debts
three
outstanding
1801.
oper.
Net
the
46,413,274
stock—
par
effective
4,147,341
$1.87
from
ry.
The
to
S12,646,106, respectively, in the three and nine
share
2,757,022
$1.49
p,
from
ties.
38,959,718 135,994,725 101,570,845
make
.
and
1,498,577
share—
holders at $10
"Including other operating charges, except depreciation and obsoles¬
(Including in 1949 accelerated depreciation of $4,313,792 and
became
"
1
"
1,073,622
1,257,935
43,359,718 135,994,725
"
14,900,000
directors
This
a
$6,480,671
for
—
Stockholders
of
Corp.
common
current
Oct. 9, '48
1,257,935
26,175,485
cence.
ent
Oct. 8, '49
$4,303,321
90,295.360
4,400,000
the
project
—40 Weeks Ended—
Oct. 9, '48
1,257,935
37,804,434
applic. to each
of
/,
$2,447,597
98,190,291
116,470,845
7
high
.7
7.
1,257,935
10,511,531
,—
outst.
$6,657,866
■■
$18,547,183 $21,842,115 $52,053,137 $64,683,038
3,030,589
3,946,174
7,060,343
10,628,012
September—
Net
The
...
.—
$7,347,537
$1,956,967
32,848,187
——
applicable
common
1949—10 Mos.—1948
$875,940
________
com.
170,
Gross
61,570,000
con-
period
preferred stock
$853,532
outstdg.—..
49,188,230
income for
on
$2.11
Subs.)—Earnings—
—
profit
shares
12,543,924
income
(&
charges—;
and foreign
State
Net
of
Net
to
for
necessary
or
During
1949—Month—1948
after
36,644,306
(net)
$139,386
$2.39
11,718,700
29,190,000
inc.
$158,444
;
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
6,602,100
on
*$3,340
..7
Co.
"Deficit.—V.
fund)
29,390
stock—
;
sales
Net inc.
'
53,447,864
combined
facilities
preceding quarters, and makes a total cf
payable in 1949, which compares with $4 50
and June 10, 75
cents
each; Sept. 10, $1;
year-end of $2).
/ .
a
$168,777
52,895
Oct. 8, 49
bonus (tenta¬
taxes
$211,340
—12 Weeks Ended—
tively avail, for ciedit
Fed.
the
m
6,092,616
preferred
payment
Motors
1949.
(March
$96,102
72,675
4,718
1393.;..
p.
Flintkote
r
—V.
$
5,209,611
have
program
and
space
Corp.—Proposed Merger, etc.—
the
the
the
on
17,
paid
1657.
—
—v.
in
761.532,885 708.698,371
of
of
Nov.
Nov.
While
1,809,315
18,645,149
59,167
.
$1,378
$189
share capital
taxes
264,699,229 253.446,636 766,742,496 714,790,987
152,683,142 162.681,369 457,114,521 461.130,650
20,934,532
19,386,732
62,541,020
57,979,583
fDepreciation and obsol.
Class
i;
4,611
income
Net
1,504,175
revs.—
Department,.
from
1949—9 Mos.—1948
263,195,054 251.637,321
operating
$152,172
6,885
$4,800
costs
Companies)
1949—3 Mos.—1948
sales
1,730,828
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Sales Slightly Lower—
Com.
Wholly-Owned Subsidiary
On
share
and
*$5,507
5)641./
—
$5,-
cash
the
$5,000,000 will also be sought.—V. 170,
1976
$1,826,930
••
•
to
consent
...
$250,000
Dow
to
The
corporation
of
•
p.
the
Wednesday .in April to the fourth Wednesday in July.
to
v"$841
(net/
170,
by Harold
Manager of
;■
issue
income
per
10
General
com-
Green,
Ky.
to
F. Smiddy, Vice-
Bowling Green plant terminated
moving operations began.—V. 170, p. 1802.
time
1949—12 Mos.—1948
1,747,960
^
Bowling
consolidate
modernization
a
tional funds
Co.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
Period End. Oct. 31—
44 4-4.
1801.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Other
' r'T'
-
are
gain for:
a
du Pont de Nemours & Co.- -Earnings—
"
,
•
meetings, scheduled for Nov. 7,
this time until Nov. 21.—V. 170,
p. 1801.
136,999
Earns, per
(E. I.)
'
"•
•
128,128
income
from
voting upon the proposed merger with and into this
corporation of Igleheart Brothers, Inc., a subsidiary, the stockholders
on
Dec.
15 will consider
amending the by-laws to change the fiscal
year commencing in
1950 from Jan. 1 to one beginning April 1 and
change the date, of the annual meeting after 1 50 from the fourth
1,440,461
$500,000 out-of-
a
it
suit
years
both
which
1648.—V.
the
$250,000
a
five
said
litigation,
August,
plus
next
Campbell
'
•
taxes—
Earnings
says
downtrend,
■YjV.'
■'■///.'
Nov.
on
Dow,
over
Mr.
'
and
"Loss.—V.
outlook, Mr. Doan expects
manufacturing operations of this
and
company
will
addition
stock
earlier
a
Campbell, Secretary and General Counsel, said the settle¬
involved
ment
'
$1,900,133
income
cooler
Wilson, President, said:
Higher—
statement
stockholders'
Deducts, from gross inc. [
..•
Calvin
'
Corp.—Again Adjourns Meeting—
$131,491
Nonoper.
year.
Manufacturing
030,000,
92,527,230
10,988,374
7,473,775
operating
Net
of
Ford,
estate.
public
$4.25—To Retire $125,000,000 Loan—
1946
$127,287
exps.
water
Bloomfield
The
annual
of
the
and
in
be called
1949,
stock
;
of
Suit—
setilement
1947
14,321,932
1697.
trading privileges in substi¬
after
October
present
on
the
for
;V;:•;
1948
of
company
uo.,
•
revenues—
Sales
Settles
6,973,553
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
satisfactorily
up
September
Doan,
,
105
bonds
irust
130,425,118 110,724,247
32.964,192
21,950,695
19,469,192
again adjourned,
Operating
Clara
his
of
annual
an
170, p. 1597.
General Foods
;
special and
of
move
which
of
-
Fall River Gas Works
surrender of
upon
opening of business
depositary
Dow Chemical Co.—Current Sales
volume
at
next,
Mrd
i'ue
1948
-
income—
p.
have been
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will issue
receipts for the 4s. ordinary registered stock in
company will be admitted to
tution therefor.—V. 170, p. 785.
Sales
-
112,817,746
oper.
by
made
executrix
y;.
General
railway-/
!_
railway^
170,
TJie
stock
units of
1,
debenture
r.
F. A. R. Liquidating
basis into
the
and
and
' ;t;
1949
ordinary
American depositary receipt for one shaie of the £1
sterling stock. Accordingly, the present American depositary receipts for the £1
sterling stock will be stricken from unlisted trading privileges on the
York
18
the
depositary
which
from
Net
an
at
able
In
>
.
$12,389,310 $15,175,230 $12,666,419 $11,227,239
2,669.823 . 4,337,262
1,933,484
2,169,030
1,056,119
2,136,849
450,451
1,483,121
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross
on
ordinary
the
>'
railway
railway—„
V.
represents
at
maue
1081.
p.
stock dividend in the regular
for
Exchange
five-for-one
a
the ratio of five of such
New
be
Dec.
on
convertible
•
the
on
ordinary
on
2,
American
depositary,
'V/•.
Exchange
Curb
170,
6%
:"
depositary
in
said
of
York
New
Payment, wid
from
oper.
is
make
iManufacturing at the
redemption
outstanding
1949,
American
presently
the
of
called, for
its
1867.
Y.—V.
from
Net
has
company
has
of
SeptemberGross
She
to
Electric Co.—Transfers Water Cooler Opera¬
transfer
facilities
RR.—Earnings—
Distillers Co., Ltd.—50% Stock Distribution—Stk,
Split
.
all
l,
N.
accounting
an
required
npt
At
the
time
when
water
cooler
production
was
established
in
Bowling Green, the company's facilities in Bloomfie.d were assigned to
the
production of other product lines, Subsequent reassignment of
$4,694,889
1493.
p.
interest,
oue
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$1,838,080
corporation
and
Diana Stores Corp.—October Sales Lower—
in
Ford.
Henry
is
manufacturing operations with
sales,
engineering, and warehousing operations already carried on at the
department's headquarters in Bloomfield and, in line with the re¬
turn of all-out competitive
markets, will effect the desirable economies
afforded by centralized operations.
at
Equitable Credit Corp., Albany, N. Y.—Calls Bonds—
' ; -
,
.
patent rights etCi
'/■
•
to
2,000,000 shares and ratifying
with Portsmouth Steel Corp. ' See-
receivables; securities,
idation.
paid in each of the three preceding quarters of this year.;
Payments in 1948 were as follows; March 15, 40 cents; June
Sept. 17, 50 cents each; and Dec. 17, 70 cents,—V. 170, p. 785.
Stock—Acquisition—
consider
shares
late
income.—V.
The
,
stockholders
ipdicAted
was
the
of
company
President
..was
common
accts.,
to a report filed ih the Probate Court at Detroit, Mich.,
10, the company paid dividends totaling $4.50 per share in. tH»
July 1/ 1949", one of $2.5Q late in 1948 and $2 in early
This
its
On
Nov.
9, the directors declared a final dividend
for
the year
of 40 cents per share on the
1,230,500 shares of capital stock out¬
standing, payable Dec. 15 to holders of record Nov. 19.
A like amount
-
and
Air Conditioning Department
Bloomfield, N. J. was announced Nov.
Final Dividend of 40 Cents—
•
Detroit Steel Corp.—To Increase
809,759,041
1,149,240,689. 1,025,733,485 880,046,611
ended
The
$6,368,777 $60,359,062 $60,619,497
1949—3 Mos.—1948
.•
.
:.j———.
per
"After
equipment-trust
National Bank &
City
surplus
pany's
1949—10 Mos.—1948
82,250,000
the
and
the
$6,095,551
Period End. Sept. 30—
obligation
assume
17,264,500-. 17,264,500
256,201,785 168,817,883
20.247,650
10,301,677
732,019,550 683,162,546
tions—
42,657
1493.
p.
"Net
Earns,
to
company
execeeding
trustee,
as
dividends
the
issued
be
to
Chicago,
170,
Electrolux Corp. (&
49,625,306
5,93o,7o0
27
79,730
1949—Month—1948
—.
—V.
Equipment Trust Cetriiicates—
The
loss
General
638,180
49,440,245
income...
oper.
17,264,500
299.162,173
—u—
23,054,975
Nov.
year
of
1556.
p.
Sales
$5,046,416
2,013,985
11,068,584
railway..
ounce?.—/ 96,244
Period End. Oct. 31—
1946
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$5)—
(par
$4.50 in Dividends Paid for Year Ended July 1, 1949—
The
Edison Bros. Stores, Inc.—October Sales Off—
1947
$6,401,339
664,368
7,692,839
1,149,240,639 1,025,733,485 880,046,611
.
gold
157,
t
September—
Cro.s from railway..._
427;897,310
—
payable; etc
and
1949.
Sept. 30, '49 June 30, '4(9 Sept. 30, '48
89.5j)7
83,153
76,301
Ounces produced (approx..)—-__—
14,212
13,308
1Q.168
Dollar value at $35 per ounce
$484,741
$468,014
$357,964
Dollar value and
premium
499,341
1,956,483
:•
According
on
Malarljlc Mines, Ltd.—Production Rises—
Quarter Ended—
1,753,531
1,932,051
1292.
p.
Profit
widow
1,672,411
565,266
*$161,131
...
stock
Accounts
$2,935,454
253,493
$0.84
*
LIA3ILITIES-
Capital
1946
$4,140,646
189,871
224,643
1946
-
-
*
1947
$4,270,508. $3,973,984
profit after taxes../,
Capital shares outstdg.1
-
386,183,312 295,942,885
402,105,424 389,738,367
,231,534,180 179.816,588
.5,910,569
14,548,791
283.080,001
—
"Includes; notes
1947
*
Net
;_L_————
and 'deferred chgs.
Total
Corp.—Earnings—V
62,211
640,155
Depreci and deplet. chgs.
;
30——1——...
Net
;
2,813,225
16,148
.
645,829
/
Sept.
Fiscal Yrs. End. July 31—
Net sables
$8,065,390 $16,126,795
498,459
charges
709,468,681 577,158,565
8,324,869
8,324,869
85,056,519
66,877,554
—
-/ill—l/l/;
1697.
p.
East
taxes...
age
Other
170,
.
Unemployment and old-
Fixed
at
Duro Test
and-its subs.)
" 1949—9 Mos.^1948
1949—3 Mos.—1948..
$2,351,071
income
*Cashr etc.exp.
ONLY)
1947 V
$
430,570,539
—-
,
Inventories
5,732,480
COMPANY
'
equip.; etc.
Total
——1
...
...
dividends—1——
dividends
Surplus
-
..." $20,217,720 $27,717,671 $63,951,715 $80,768,963
17,866,649
22,052,677
55,885,825
64,642,168
revenues.,
Expenses
%
machy.,
(net)-
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
(Includes the Income of The Hudson Coal Company
estate,
Prepaid
.
'
8,261,055
Real
Reserves
—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
surplus
preferred
Common
per
••',-
Delaware & Hudson Co.
,
(PARENT
,;1943'
$
,
1949, unless made spe«<
$1,000 deposit receipt; and
that the deposit receipts shall continue to be dealt in "Flat."—V.
169, >"
P-2G41.
'
cifically for "Cash," shall be
"
'
"
■
t.
31
«'•'!
^ Surplus at beginning of year/1—513,212,901 437,355,240
and $14.06 cash payment in lieu of
participation certificates for 1949, r. Net income nine mohths^__._._r______
135,994,725 101,570,845
amounting to $14.93, less Cuban tax of $.87 to be withheld at source),
Adjustment resulting from, rcvaluatioh of invest¬
per
deposit
receipt
"part-redeemed," * for -$1,000
ment in General Motors
originalprincipal ^
Corp.:
/J
52,000,000
of first lien and refunding mortgage gold bonds,; series A, 7A'a %'i V Excess of Issue price over par value of common* '
to 1946, and first Hen and refunding .mortgage
Stock issued- to
gold bonds,./*
employees under;the bonusseries B, 6%, extended to
1945, to holders ..of record at the close of }
OF'DEC.
ASSETS
payment
extended
AS
1948
—
—
—
Trucks
—
Coaches
—_——-w
-
54,824
."
GMC Truck & Coach—
'
».•$
6,006
8,903
74,651
68
284
2,014
Passenger
6,418
6.120
50,624
54,4BaF'S
Trucks
2,224
2,296
26,077
23,134 ^
242,844
186,791
GM
of
Total
-V.
-
170, p.
——
1802.
78,035* '
4,666?
/'•
Canada-
.
.
2,421,182,
s
it.*,- *
1,807,835 t
.c;-nv.
6
THE
(1914)
General Public Utilities
To
electric
194S
from
3.8%,
:
output
amounted
to
the
of
this
kwh.,
sdme
last
week
the
for
General Telephone Corp.—Transfer of
On
Oct.
phone
1.
Co.,
i£ome
this
Ltd.,
Telephone
phone Co.,
sold
corporation
all
tne
Co.
750
to
J
;
Personnel
Mr.
personnel
will
combine
industrial
and
*
.
,
in
his
\
the
infices
pounds,
Hfirrior
his
Subs.)—Estimated
(&
Years Ended Dec. 31—
me
1949
Earn,
sh.
per
1948
1947
$608,200
$558,893
1946
chgs.
terms
^shares outstanding
•
"$1,74
$2.00
—
be
to
of
$1.83
/;
19(9, to stockholders of
16,
Nov.
on
made on
was
record Nov. 9,
20 last
Nov.
Sales
—
—V.
r<
170,
1949—4 Wks.—1948
$10,262,191
-
1495,
p.
•
$
19,884,618
—V.
170, p.
":>
$
22,155,053
171,736,459
after
Period End. Oct. 31—
__—
—V.
$
172,664,099
——
—V.
170,
$8,214,720
——
At
the
request
of
the
the
SEC
has
the
;!
the
on
various
classes
of
were declared on Oct. 28,
payable Nov. 26, 1949, to share- ;
record Nov.
10, 1949.
For the quarter, extra dividends
declared on five classes of
stock,
holders, of
and,
including chemical,
petroleum.
Of
the
increase
Individual
which
payment
/
class
43
payments
14
by
to
cents
for
for
cents
industrial
50
Regular
.
Aviation
Food
Fully
administered
Indust.
$0.03
machinery.
Institutional
.09
.025
.09
.10
.
Petroleum
Railroad
.02
170,
^
'
1974
.33
.44
'
:
.29
.25
•
.34 '
.34
'
.25
"
u —"
•'
.23
■
The
of
statement
its
capital
with
the
of
preferred
floated
Haverhill Gas Light
Period End, Sept, 30—
revenues
is
1,
the
Va.
to
f$100 par) and
preferred
stock
to
be
Proceeds
finance
will
be
Underwriter,
used
to
pay
construction.
1949—Month—1948
taxes
Net
operating income
Noh-oper. income (net)
and
been
General
associated
Manager
with
Sales-
firm
business
Trust Life Insurance
Co.
#
non-
"
1979.*
of
Pittsburgh,
N.
the
the
ffrst
to
of
debt
be
To
wi)l
df
the
bear
the
start
of
deposited
make
Shell
refunded
Provident
•"
comprise
securities
at
Net
Since
war.
that
Earns,
bonds
from
the
and
that
Oct.
28
issue
B,
the-time* for
to
Nov,
bears
due
1,
offer
the
on
22,
sh's.
170,
1979,
aggregate
4%%
the
and
216,601
series
B
shares
interest
common
of
stock
commoti
stock
The
$31.50
85,942
73,?! 9
on
upon
at
underwriters
shares
gate
of
rate
outsldg,__
share-/';:
issue
5%%
cash
he
of
the
up
:
until
50
cents
of
share
per
:
F.
been
elected
7' ' " $5.09
for
of
rights,
ranging
the
$33
Nov,
Cash
1,
1
year
director.—V,
of
the
p.-
170,
Sep,t. 30—
Total
Total
-
income
,
gain
of
3,402
thai
the
of
y\"'
$3,885,549
$1,417,245
sale
investm'ts
$1,003,924
$1,924,698
-10,301
12.099
$1,019,225
1,936,797
Total
realized
ot
gain
invests.--.
on
for income taxes: on undistr.,V
long-term capital gains-—-—__
w
_
Net: realized
gain
investments'
on
Dividends paid In cash:
\
:,y
.
3,803
709
$11,684
$8,375
$106,174
$68,403
From
unaistrib.
net
realized
$2.16
$1.39
of
year
Nov.
1349,
the
40
—
to residents of the State of
Ohio.
Stiver
offered
of
1944.
or
This
in
were
The
of
the
$1
directors
per
share
common
1949.
,
an
This
sanie rate
as
the two
made,
on
Nov.
and
the
stock,
makes
both
a
9
of
like
previous
1948
without
change
number
were
of
$1,936,797
$1,423,580
7,115,9'l6
5,073,959
3,883,549
993,326
1,942,671;
1,332,204
—
•i
-*
*
BALANCE
SHEET.
SEPT.
ASSETS—
to
the
on
holders
1947,,
since
the
The
first
dividends
p.
in
1949
securs.—at
mkt.
Common stocks
Preferred
U.
S.
—Z_;
Divs.
Due
63,777,465
52.280,994
35,910,532
35,231.872,
15,322,213
35 693.228
bonds.—
15,322,331
bonds_—__—
Cash in bank
on
demand
8,008,903
deposit—_'
&
943,374
sold—
securs.
X 705,685
Total
an
additional
year-end
payable
of
paid last year.—V.
Dec.
$5
15
per
170,
p.
to
of $1
holders
share
1700.
for
of
the
per
record
year
'
1,882,431
:
755,176
"- 289.553
8.39T458-'
f610,098
36,521
*
*
fixtures—nominal
val.
1
1
'_—
„———'
157,403,659
121,256,869
107,571,096
7,029
37,028
475,090
207,774
24,970
22,061
8,450
6.661'
1
,
LIABILITIES—
Due
to
;
v
:
brokers for securities purch.
Accrued expenses:
;
—
—
'
'
fees
—
fees
Unrealized
net
realized
gain or.
13.519,320
10,657,765
141,930.989
surplus
Undistrib.
5.600
137,800
Capital stock (par $1)L—
112,222.557
114,501
38,603
inv.
appreciation of invests..
Nov.
Total
Net
8
8*89~ 13 5.
92,956.882
f
1,427,786 Drl,730,715
94.475
5.127,853
val.
capital
157,403,659
121,256,869
107.571,096
$11.62
—„.
assets
ing
$11.37
$12.04
sh. of outstand-
per
,
stock
"Represented by 13.519,320 shares in 1949, 10,657,765
and 8,889,135 shares in 1947.—V. 170, p. 1196.
Iowa
dividend
share
1949,
10,506,796
3,998,160
5,908,248
and accrued interest received!
from brokers for
Furniture
1947
90,604,585
stocks
Govt.
$
quots.:
*
Corporate
;
1948
$
Invests,
shares in
1943
of
1700.
Co.—$1 Add'l Year-End Dividend
declared
30
cents
the
distributions
and
170,
regular quarterly dividend
total
20
years,
paid.—V.
40
share, for
Extra
years.
December,
a
of
amount
currency on Dec.
total of $2 per
a
in
Previously, for
50 cents quarterly,
dividend
extra
dividend
makes
rate, has .continued
International Paper
solely
and George W. Brown,
President and Executive Vicerespectively, of Saunders, Stiver & Co.; and Linn H.
Piercy,
quarterly
share,
as
each
quarter
$2 .per
declared
quarterly
1949.
same
40-cent
Hexene-Ol Laboratories, Inc.,
Cleveland O.
Stock
Offered—Saunders, Stiver & Co., Cleveland, in October
offered (as a speculation) 28,000
Class A shares ($1 par)
at $5.30 per share.
The securities were
usual
21,
.cents
of
directors
the
stocky both payable in U. S.
record
as
the
v\k'
gain
X on investments
Paid-in
common
stock
the
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Extra Div.—
7
'
$1,019,225
undistributed net income—
Underwriters
and
.
Cr6.23.-)
,
From
Custodian
Nov.
'/4
;
,
The
balance
of 21,496
shares
was
offered
to
a
limited
of
pulchasers
by the representatives, for the accounts of
underwriters at a price cf $34.50
per share,
or
an aggregate
of
$7.41,612. For further details see V. 170, p. 1399.
share
r.i
——__
'
the
On
$1,417,245
Prov.
number
per
562,679
$5,073,959
exchgs. of invests.
warrants.
$69,116
'
$7,115,916
on
26.402
expiration. of
on
21,
the
:
!
$5,737J07»;' $4,448,228
r
on
27,382
$109,978
V
$4,059,729
693,427663,119-
.
gain
86,266
8
.1947
gain
shares
share/
-
America,
$5,113,016
shares
4,906
s
m /
;;y
Realized
;
^
common
$34' per
the
to
of
realized
of .net
investments)—_____
on
35,000
prior
paid
1948
,
$7,309,343
y
:".V
the underwriters at on aggre¬
have been or are to be delivered
made
as
'
Corp.
;
$6,724,570
,,
expenses '
Net.income,(excl.
-
bonds.
;
of
*
t'dtal ais-
a
same
*
1.
divi-
one
*
Radio
1949
88,277
30,289
the
787.
.
39,550
sales
and
on
47,377
$38,827-
1949,
Dec.
record
•>
2,916
19,075
i/.yyyy/:;/;;.*/-:;--/!
Elected—
2,831
the
of
'
1955.
by
shares
advances
tai.ungs
bonds^/'_ITj__I._7 i ,'746,506 '/ 575,094 ' >; 347,701
Stock divdends
received——332,055'19,680 ,' ' ' 40,793' j
Other income
—T—6,212
29.282
it
and
sold
(dl
company
net
'<
$3.38
.
dividends received O-d stocks--
,
old
shares
to
221,740
y
and
Realized
:
,
his
aggregate
and
from
advised
purchased
4.906
an
in
year-end dividend of 50 cents per
for the
6,940
$8,384
capital
221,740
$1.00
>
a
5,147
of
45,000
•
,
a
554,000
-
,
$750,916
.,221,740
Invest, mgr. fee payable to Invegtors Syndicate
230
,
"
r
45,000
$1,129,941
$222,212
McGrady, Vice-President
Interest receved
.
share.
per
exercise
further
$831,C63,
account
;.y
.previously declared during 1949, making,
$2.20
82,236'
-
$1,349,916
Investors Mutual, lric.- -Annual Report-
adjustment in; addition
turns : in
239,601
$'1,267,680
838,000
/
15,000
$1.77
,/
,
3|333
charges
Earnings per share
—V. 170, p. 1190.
y
-
221,740
/
Nov, 4 declared
on
New Director
C,. due'
for
subscribed
prices
stock
common
of
cost
of
Edward
has
bondholders,
to maturity
remaining
right; ..(c)
per
166,000
i5,ooo
Intertype, Ltd,, British subsidiary is included in the
and 1948—V. 170, p. 787. *
1 '' *' V 'Vy.'/
dend
be
Prior.to the .expiration of the warrants (Nov. 3),.- the - representa¬
tives, for the accounts of the underwriters:. (al :i
purchased,; 27,951
rights, at prices ranging from 15c to 27c per right; lb) sold 369
rights to., the warrant agents and others, at prices ranging from
28c
;
^
de-,.
subscription (V.
170,
p.
16991
23,000 shares of- common stock
underwriters
from
the" company
at 'the
the
to
$2,012,941
capital .stock, payable Dec,,15 to lipldew of
This f.v /in, addition to three dividends of 40 cents
each
''
at
a
when
company
The
price
73,953
; $403,212
!
1,223,168 "
$1,938,989
28,862
$700,046
292,000
per com.
Ycars Ended
and. series
,
issue
new
offered; bythe
subscription
*374,349
$393,046
1948..-
road
•"
of
1,362,316
'V-"7::
attractive' to
new
Mos—194$.
"
share on the
1950
1302.
p.
1949—9
$3,387,795 ? $2,559,369
86,491
68,521
NOTE—No provision for loss
relating to investment
bufsement
'
'
50-Cent Year-End Dividend—
objec¬
additional
-
a; 3%%
Nov.
exchange
bondholder will receive
of
!
14,976
conting..
The directors
than
the
now
"v..:.
1949
■
time
'7
/
1978,-are
$685,071
(net»_.
earnings
Common
inr 1951.:M
case the
1803.
p,
Total income
Provision' for taxes/,-.
,,
an
1,
exchange for temporary, bonds at The Chase
City of New York, 43 Exchange Place. New
fhe Continental Illinois National Bank <fc Trust
at
L——-r,™—
income
^Reserves for
;
from
•
accomplishes
""
'
July
the
of
and
-
v
Fund,
more
maturing
railroad,
the
pay. extra
interest
old bonds turned in.
interest
due
Period End. Sept. 30— V
1949—3 Mos.—1948
profit
$1,150,316
$780,433
Depreciation___ I
.28,830
22,830
Sell., and gen. adm. exp. j
436,415
383,303
Co., Shell Pehsipn Trust,
and
•"
been
^
bonds
:
to
to
have
*
•
;
4'/2%
-r
:
■
covering tlie entire
at
mortgage
Nov.
$81,000,000
by
6,533
$90,903
'
three
Chicago, 111—V. 170,
Profit,
--V:
*■
bonds
for.
823,413
913
$1.00
-
the next six years for ah issue
maturing serially,
The
purchased
$1,084,109
2,094
'
$0.22
___—
months ended Sept. 30, 1943, and the 12
1949,. would have been approximately 22 cents
$1, respectively, per share of common stock,—V.
170, p. 180J,,_ „•
S
Other
;
_
RR.—Financing Project Completed—
subscribed
771,749
$7,470
■
$1.18
Sept. 30,
problems;
Reynolds Metals .Co.-—
:'-V
were
1948—12 Mos—1943
Interest
_
$0.29
Gross
For
engineering
the
of
of
Illinois Power
Co.—Subscriptions to Stock—:
$1,123,799
$11,835
J,
has
completed
1055..
1974.
In. each
63,700
income
A.
■
fev-
they wiil revert to the stated rate of 3:YiVc.
VU ^
Series C of the new issue is offered in
exchange for four outstanding
issues; 3'/as, of the road's Louisville
division, maturing in 1953 and
three Chicago,, St; Louis and New
Orleans issues,
all due'
$90,392
Gross
President,
nave
addi¬
.•
,
of
$9,740
■'
■
6.808
accruals
income
-.
Intertype Corp.—Earnings—
1395.
of
Co.—Earnings-
7,623
taxes
Federal
tucy
purchase
may
100.60, plus accrued interest,'
p.
road
will
57,118
•
General
appointed
consolidated mortgage
divided into series A and
$89,772
Operation
res.
he
were
stock
______
on
credit--,
for
ended
Y:,
Co.,
.
stock
SEC
tax
Bank
have
Co.—New General Sales Manager—
posits has, been extended
SEC
the
81,313
.
ayaijable for delivery in
emphasized
18c
Retirement
they
ofiering,
■;
mortgage,
An
with
-.
$0.23
' share,
per
National
a
policy of debt reduction and consolidation of mort¬
obligations. ;
• ;
Commenting on the bondholders' acceptance of the plan,,
Wayne A.
Johnston, President, disclosed that $25,000,000 of the bonds
stock.
notification
,
$2,398,481
on
com-
.
been
years
undertaken
has
—y.
letter
a
cumulative
Richmond,
Maintenance
and
which
Chicago—Registration—
registration
$1,763,011
Definitive Bonds Ready—
'•
the cqmpany,
for
Then
.33
($10 par) common stock, the
i P£r a?d thet common at $16.50 per share,.
& Co.
Inc.,
Operating
each,
of
stock
■
.23
snares
outstanding bank loans
A
•
.13
share
York,
.32
.05
1,232,283
$435,112
inc.
gross
shares
Definitive
share
.32
.05
shaies
and
Specifically, the road offers series A of the new issue in
exchange
toi outstanding 4% refunding bonds,. due Nov. 1,
1955, and series B
for outstanding 5%
refunding bonds due, the.T.same date;1- Series A
.29
257,572
$421,400
earnings
months
share;
per
each
on
dates
.08
.company on Nov. 3 filed
Galleher
50c
rights
founders
class
■-/
of
Nov.
' \
.Harrisburg (Va.) Telephone Co.—Files with SEC—
*Z
received
voting
'
.09
__
company,
has filed a
seeking registration of 150,000
5%
each
:
.39
312,348
i."H
,
,
net
as"
.33
.08
—
1
.05
of
out¬
and
.33
Growth Industry
Shares, Inc.,
shares
presently
.02
.13
42,447
$2,995,299
NOTE—The net income for the three months ended
Sept. 30,, 1943
and the 12 months eqded Sept. 30, 1949, includes estimated
tax, credit?
from reorganization of
$103,000 and $250,000, respectively, due to.the
write-off of debt discount and expanse on debt and other
items paid
or otherwise
discharged on March 31, 1948, Without these tax credits,
;
be
.04
.07
The
-
has
bonds maturing in
to1-the
*
tnls
The
.40
1395.
p.
five
refunded
"
.36
1
•"
to
.29
.04
.<18
—
'
,13,600
$692,684
.
Stiver,
.31
.15
-
.08
——
Utilities
r
.50.
•'
-
^40,913
$2,817,163
$733,748
stk. without
com.
directors
J.
.10
;
.09
—
.50
.36
of
A.
.08
.05
.04
.07
,
of
.40
.40
Earnings.
to any further dividends.
Stiver,
$5,000
from
gage
= .
.37
.01
475,987
$2,952,852
r.tock
mon
Ohio.
.07
.10
____
stock
Eteel
Tobacco
—y.
.04
.08
equip..—
_
.30
.025
22,886
$674,084
...13,717
per
1,500,000
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York of
consolidated mortgage
providing.for the, exchange of $52,201,000
new
tive
.28
.24
.39
.09
.07
—
Railroad bond
Railroad
-
,10
__
stock
J,
shares
corporation
A
6ompaiiy
through
.54
.345
.16
h
■
.04
—
i.—
'
$0.03
\'T
209,932
income
and
■■1'
A.
1,000
Illinois Central
1
'
—
.09
Mining
.24
■
.10
Merchandising
.54
Net
space
Street
board
•
8,-May Co. as a senior analyst
this, he was Vice-President—sales of
to
170,
half
.47:
.27
.14
.16
bond.
.47
.
.06
__
.10
-investing
company
Low priced
•'
.13
.
677,541
.
Brown,
shares
have
have
*.i-i
in
.43
;
.•
1,058,459
$720,031
___
income
Earnings
equivalent dividend,
an
stocks
B
stock
■
:
W.
of:
130,090
received
B
for
•
'
.065
bond
.28
the
Kuck
past
.The
a
$0.37
'
.06
General
in¬
Total
.43
.07
.14
—
Extra
$0.37
.13
-is*
.06
equip.
__
which
..
943,110
in¬
income
Deductions fr.
-
by classifications:
Regular
$0.10
.13
Electrical
shares,
228,252
'329,199
income
Gross
3
a
sweeping refinancing program
designed to simplify and improve the road's
financial structure,
The final step In the
change-over was effected by the company's
signature and delivery to the
greatest
utility
largest
—-Total for 1949--,-.
Total
■
.07
Chemical
by
next
;
Extra
.13
Building
The
declared
Quarter—
—$0.10
$0.10
._i_—
the
recorded
yaru
Center
share dividends annually when
per
and .class
class
170, p. 1593.
.
•
priced r
-, >
cents.
—For Fourth
Agricultural
1949,
year
was
23 cents.
machinery
D.
—V,
:
.'-
the
1948
to
,
following tabulation shows dividends
Automobile
low
;
payment
from
recorded
from
•
total
rose
was
creased
The
ihe
oyer
shares,
;
Other
$500,000 each,.and the Idaho First National
Bank, scs-trustee, $100,000.
this '
of
inc.-
State
Operating
;The issue will be sold e.s follows: Bankers Trust Co., as trustee,
$6,900,000; Sqn Life ^Assurance Co. of
Canada, $1,500,000; Aetna Life
Insurance
Co.,
$1,000,000;
Phoenix
Mutual
Lixe' insurance
ui
corporation,
were
A
has
Haitford, Conn., Mutual
Rel)ance Life Insurance
shares
initial
an
George
consists
stock
A
to.. 50c
stock
class
gram, at
Grbiltf Securities, Inc.—4th Quarter Dividends—
dividends
and
pro¬
postponement, "subject to the call of the Commission," of '
the hearing
upon
that
company's plan for reorganization and re¬
distribution of voting power
amon^. security holders. The plan had <
been scheduled for
hearing on Nov. 15, 1949.—V. 170, p. 884.
■
quarter
than
taxes
come
Power Go.—To Sell Bonds
Privately—The FPC
Nov. 7 authorized the
company to issue $12,000,000 2%'%
first mortgage bonds due in 1979. The
company said it
would sell the
bonds, to finance, its construction
•definite
.Poufth
covered
of
corner
George
V.
in-.
an
1,067,043
Poueral
;
$69,430,391
authorized
A
class
Prior
Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
corporation
1,322,806
,
by
into
C,
•
,
'■--*'
Green Mountain Power
class
entitled
ilighway Trailer
Lower—
$9,072,435 $67,523,641
941,037
263,563
and
"
1949—9 Mos.—1948
1395.
p.
follows:
as
capitalization
shares
subscribed
paid
of
Sales
1,122,230
recurring
as
,1949-r-lO Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
authorized
After
each
110. p. 1$98.
Period End. Oct. 31—
organizers
outstanding.- ••••
George W. Brown and
/•'.
$7,114,103 $59,003,877 $55,567,134
\ (G. L.) Green Co., Inc.—October Sales
the
equal
-October Sales Off— ?
.1949—Month—1948
$6,275,713
—
the
class
tional
Gales
building, and
feet, located at
Cleveland. Ohio.
they share equally, share for share,
1495.
Grayson-Robiiison Stores Inc.
sepaiate small
a
\,Qlass A and
■
803,837
242,505
,
1949—10 Mos.- -1948
$•
184,899
290,611
.
,
$9,214,228 $89,149,302 $76,088,909
V- 1949—Month1949—Month—1948
202,343
Taxes-other,
the directors from available earnings before
any diviuen^..
may be paJd on class B stock. Also entitled to $5 per share in
liquida¬
tion before any assets are available to class B
-stock,
..
. '
••.;
20,000 shares class B stock (6,000 shares to be
presently. outstand¬
ing), entitled to 50c per share as may be declared from
earnings, only
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
pur¬
resale—I1 215,194
v'
'
Piercy and Randall Fullmer, all of Cleveland,
declared
& Co.—October Sales Decreased—
Safes
by
30,000
v.
1.) GMrit
(tT.
Jacobson.
has started business with
company
H.
The
1949—35 Wks.—1948
.
Mr.
square
Avenue,
standing),
106.
Gfand Gbibn Co.—October Sales Increase—
Period End. Oct. 29—
with
...
elected
1949. A similar distri¬
14, last year, while
1946 the company paid $1.35 per share,—V. 170, p.
12,
gas
for
Depreciation
to
3,000
some
Linn
and on Nov.
year
chased
brick
$30
The
In view of the fact that the
company anticipates again this year
large expenditures for improvement of plant and machinery, the direc¬
tors
therefore declared
a
dividend of 50 cents per share,, payable
bution
L.ectricity and
"
;
1949—12 Mos,—1943
$2,730,655 $12,396,363 $10,986,186
1,114,466
4,770,541
4,334,025
1,125,378
Hexene-ol
and
Riverbed
Nov.
'
Jacobson
Subs.)—Earnings—
,1949—3 Mos—1948
$3,092,688
Maintenance
$35 per month, more or less, for approximately 6,500
square feet, of
floor spice, including small office' and a completely
equipped chemical laboratory, heating and hot water installation, a 15
;
-
Abner
to
Sept, 30—
revenues
Operation
Laboratories, Inc. has been incorporated.. A new,
masonry factory has been leased in "The Fiats" in
Cleveland, Ohio, for a term of two years with privilege Pi renewal of
two years.
The rental consisting of an advance payment of $1,500 and
montniy rental oi $311 per month, plus insurance and iaxe.> e^amated
•
$1.60
payable
(
horsepower boiler in
"Estimated.
and
'
contracted
as
The
$641,410*
350,000
on
Operating
Stiver, Brown and Piercy are assigning all of the above
together with all their rights, title and interest tnerein.to
Hexene-ol Laboratories, Inc. at the same
price and on the same
steel
'
'
taxes
basis)
interests.
The
Earnings—
"$700,000
alter
earns,
and
agreed
an
1496.
p.
Period End.
5246, 5662, 5696, 5698, incl. any trade marks, copyetc.
In
addition
to
the
avo/e, some
Messrs.
50# Dividend—
Net
(cn
»,
Interstate Power Co. (&
less, of bulk Hexene-ol.
or
170,
\
1949—Month—1948
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$5,197,771
$6,299,230 $43,916,425 $47,874,775
property,
relations
Corp.
more
Calculated
departments, and will be respon¬
sible for the direction and carrying out. of personnel po-icies as they
affect salar.ed as well as houriy employees.—V.
170, p. 1190.
Good
—V.
; All of the above has been purchased tor the sum of $25,000 cash and
ah agreement to deliver 6,000 shares of c.aSs B stock t$l
pari in Tne
He^ene-ol Laboratories, Inc., together with a sales contract Involving
a
royalty or commission on the net sales of the corporation to be
.
0f
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Oct.
Sales Off—
Feriod End. Oct. 31—
Sales
registrations,
liguts,
-
capacity
ne\v
for
the chemical
of
Administration Nos.
'/"V'
Relations.
Weeks
formula
Monday, November 14, 1949
Abner Jacobson and his two
the commercial manufacturing
Pgk," .together with certain machinery and equipment especially
designed and developed for this purpose, and including National Drug
John H. Weeks, who has been serving toe company as, Personnel
Director, has been appointed to the newly-created position oi Director
of
from
CHRONICLE
ard
'(The) Glidden Co., Cleveland, O.—Personnel Relations
Directbr—
FINANCIAL
purchased
and
process
&
product C6H90H, known unuer t..e
trapic name, of "Hexene-oi," together with the. trade names of other
products which incorporate the use of Hexene-ol as a principal or
important ingredient, that is; "Quench," "Lan," "Hexav" and "Must¬
Tele¬
Associated
of
secret
have
Compounding
and
Subsidiary—
shares
Cleveland,
sons, .a
Nov. 4,
kwh., or
subsidiary, Associated Tele¬
common shares of Oxnard
a
outstanding
fpr* 22,139 comnfon
170, p. 1394.
Ltd.—V,
ended
w«ek
decrease of £.911,575
year.—V„ 170, p. (802,
a
of
all
Corp.—Weekly Output—
corporation
98,677,712
COMMERCIAL
Electric
Light
Sale of $4,000,000
The
3Vs'f
The
Power
Co.—Proposes
Private
company has applied to the ICC for authority to sell $4 000 000
sinking fund debentures dated Sept. 1, 1949, due Sept. 1. 1969.
issue
surance
The
&
Debentures—
would
Soc'etj
proceeds
finance
be
of
sold
the
would
at
United
be
construction.—V.
used
166,
par
and
States
to
p.
interest
856.
to
Equitable
through .Hauls.
repay
a
$1,200,000
Hall
bank
Life
Co.
As¬
(Inc.).
loan
awl
:
Volume-170
Number 4855
Iowa Power & Light Co.—Bond
In
order
an
until Nov.
17
announced
to
request
company;
As
Nov.
7,
hearing
a
•
.
ratio that the number of
Financing—
SEC
the
of
Interested
gave.
..
.
.
previously reported, Iowa proposes the sale at competitive
$7,500,000 of first mortgage'bonds, series due 1979, the
ding
ceeds to be used for construction
to
reimburse
the
purposes
purposes.—V.. 170,
"
corporate
1803.
p.
expenditures
for
"*
and
for
Transfer
to
pay
extensions and
such
the
to
the
payable
are
conditional
warrants'expire
office
at
to
be
received
by
the
Lane
rights.
(CST) oil
company's agent,
3
of
111.
'
—V.
!
;i949-1951—Company expended in the
1949 approximately $7,447,000, and estimates th»t
the last five months of 1949 approximately $6;025,000,
in 1950 approximately $8,179,000 and in 1951
approximately $7,169,000
lor additions, extensions and
improvements to its properties.
1>.■
first "seveh months of
Iowa Southern Utilities Co. of Del.Period End.
Sept, 30—
Total
oper.
Oper.
&
exps.
Income
$639,767
mainten.
$6,333,972
*
353,657
4,264,323
4,055,594
i
•
7
earnings
: 44,000
577,500
-528,000
,7
sold
"
in
February,
offered;
now
$99,760, $1,378,360
i
1,658
.
$1,070,008
-
$116,934
deductions
Net
7
require,
pfd,
7 48,924
$66,741
579,023
$52,494.
on
597,687
$52,494
Earned
per
.—v. 170, p.
requirements
"y■.
issued
sold
and
77/686 shares
on
would
be
v
1949.
22,
/
$128,180.
1 '
'
Scrip Certificates Void after Dec. 1, 1949—
The company
of
1949
7;.
"
20
cents
per
Scrip
certificates
The-United
assist
States
stockholders
nection
for
share.
with
at
rendered
3
to
Bank
year, a 10%
distribution
lieu of fractional shares, >
20%
stock
Portland
of
consolidating
scrip
tOre.),-
issued
was
they
be
may
agent
in
169,
603.
p.
; Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—New
Name, Etc.
Permanente
Metals
Corp. below.
The
by
Senator
Finance
J.. William
telegram
to
I
Last
tion.
for
Fulbright
because
the
loan."
the
Harley.Hise,
that
board
the
of
RFC
RFC
not
RFC
to
cars
yet
to
•
has
finally
of
10,000
7
in
been
deposit
While
disbursed
collateral
resolutions.—V.
■
loans
because
and
170,
the
1803.
p.
the
of
otherwise
.
.
Kansas Gas. & Electric
time, required
fulfill
;,>,'
,
.
the
'
,
for
terms
7
,-
portions
ties
Federal
546,316
6,207,722
43%
.*
139.363
1,648,364
1,037,360
Property retirement.
r
Net
oper.
Other
81,000
(net)
,7":
—
$250,606
79 .7 ; i.V
'
7, 962,750 7
77,917
7
$315,106
revenues-
income
7
$3,231,280
89
,
Gross
Income,, 7—-A-:
7
$315,185
charges—
income
stock
$3,233,668
as
$2,547,010
520,784
•
.
South
Fulton
Light St
1,632
customers
in
.
in
two
counties
Kentucky-served
Tennessee
sure
on*
7
t
shares
v>f, •%
v. 7 •
Name—.V-":'"
No. of
agreed
to
be
purchased
by
;'
Shares
Name—'
William Blair & Co
The
.3,300
p, 1803.
7 7
.
6
Ket-n
County
Land
$46.25
Keystone
Co.
Building—
$1,909,383
m'ent
of
<
The
'<_■ 1
'..7^:7.'
estate
an
for
the
Keystone
investments
estate
building
in
Custodian
excess
plan
is
of
the
Funds.
in
Keystone
number
a
Balance
$2,026,232
—
170, p.
1803.
•
.
.
7 investment of $1,000, $2,000
Kelling
Co., Chicago
Nut
Private Loan—The
—
•
com¬
has sold privately to Prudential Insurance Co. of
America $1,000,000 10-year unsecured loan.
The com¬
pany will use the proceeds to reduce short-term bank
borrowings and to increase working capital which will
annual,
semi-annual or
quarterly
7 7Opportunity (to. build
pany
provided/ through
more
or
capital
diversification
under
investments.
over
and
the
Co.
,
period
Co.
plan
stock.'
Present
cen£s
of
s
of
11
merger,
subsidiary
1
,
,
Mos.—1948
'
Pipe Plant—
of
the
was
of
sale
stockholders
present
v
.,
■
•
iron
cast
a
■
.1
7
pres¬
to be located
Texas; r
592,185 shares of
indicated that this
common "Stock. " It" was
on
a
;
„
.
basis
rata
pro
•
r
•
?
pipe plant, estimated to be commonths, will provide an outlet for a
pressure
eight
company's
pig
iron
such pipe
production
and
will supply
170, p. 1803.*
in Texas.—V.
time
Nov.
of
the
with
10
the
are
SEC
amendments
its
and
company
announced.
Queens
-
Borough
to
the plan
Edward R.
subsidiaries,
1
*
•
amended
is
also
'
',
,
Gas
&
Electric
Co.
and
7
bring
as
the
plan
into
prerequisite
a
conformity
for its
approval
1
subject to
approval
t
by the
New
filed shortly with-that Commission.
•six,
stock
will
be
distributed
stockholders
in
the
7%
stock
Long
-•
9.2
for
each
the
to
of
shares
for
Distribution
,
of
the
,
Ybr$:
Co.
.Queens.
(
Borough
each
for
This
share
Borough
for
will
SEC
,be
of
Long
share
series
6%
Island
B
;•' '' )
receive
\
subsidiary
made
to
for
each
preferred
Lighting
and
share
preferred
stockholders
Suffolk
of
shares
G.7
preferred.'.
Co.
common
&
Nassau
will
,
be
shares
Lighting Co. 7%
common,
and
stockholders
will
5.42
Co.
Suffolk
new
earnings
stock¬
5.71%,
5.80
all
into
on
months
12
not
be
ended
round
a
30,
1949 was
consolidation, ..
of
give
of
the
new
capitalization
were
$1.09 per
Sept. 30, 1949.
The stated value per
figure because of the requirements of the
of the unrestricted surplus at the date of consolidation
the capital account.
The
capital value per share at
the
that
put
Sept.
&
11.51%,
Lighting
each
share
held.
now
shares
basis
Electric
the-
of
Consolidated
share
■share
7
is
will
76.98%
Queens
&
Nassau
allocation
holders
.*
super-
Gas
of
each
common
shares
common
the
on
fonner plan.
for
'
100
new
company'stockholders
of the
Long" Island
shares
10.4
■
Island Lighting
shares
new
**•:'"
*
-
and
ratio
'
for
averaging," the compounding of income and "formula
■"
'■'■•.7;'
v
'
7*
Keystone asserts that the plan provides the first instance in whicft
Vail the methods or means, cf managing, invested capital, each long
be
used
to
finance
company's sales of salted nuts .7 employed individually by professional investors, have been offered the
throughout the U. Sr. Company also stated it would con¬
large and small investors alike under a single plan on a national
7 basis.
*
7'-'7"7"i.-.:v
,;1 7 ' 77 :•:»■.
tinue "some seasonal short term borrowing" from
7 7 V-*'777'-' 7 7' 7
a
In, describing the new plan, Keystone reported that it had conducted
.group of banks headed by Harris Trust & Savings Bank
*a series
-.7
to
filed
common
preferred
"6%
"dollar
vision,
of
.
board
to
iron
six
as
series- A
■
timing"
agreements
company
'
:
the
ca$t
portion
of-
plans
7' 7
of
this
authorized the construction
by
subsidiaries
New
at
Custodian
'■
.y .
investment
consider
^reflects the growth of vtlie system since the filing
4
692.
p.
7
shortest
continuous
50
have
sec¬
arrangement calling
an
of
The/amended plan calls for the new consolidated
corporation to
outstanding 3,149,696.6 common shares.-: This is an
increase
of- 30% over the 2,417,377.4 shares called for in the plan now
being
revised. to meet SEG -specifications.' The
greater number of shares
,
programs, developed
by Keystone and other - mutual funds to
-provide investors with convenient participation in continuously man¬
aged, portfolios of securities,
It calls for an annual or more frequent
$1,388,604
;v
to
$3,340,011 $11,312,293 $86,573,952 $89,663,341
•:>
offered
company
and
—V.
dividend
a
1701.
p.
;P. S. Commission, and will be
stock
recent
of
be
consolidation
The
:•*.
$160,000,000.
latest
170,
The amendments 1 are designed to
•with, changes stipulated by the SEC
v. >
• • ••'
by/ its; sponsors ' as a means of
retirement capital through automatic investwas
announced Nov.
9
by this company,
or
into
•,
Capital Plan in Estate
77
continuously
„of the plan.-
described
annual--savings
Funds-have
520,784
of Boston—New
simplified -plan
accumulating
'
Witter &
share. Dealer's discount, $1.25.—V. 170,
per
new*
by Dean
declared
will
have'
proposed
in irom
The
■
Go.—Secondary Offering—A
10
work
to
*
27
7 Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co. *'.»•.
'2,200
77....' 7
made Nov.
was
were
supply situation in anthracite
be forced
25
rapidly expanding market for
'
(par $5)
approxi¬
they
White.
Oct.
on
Nov.
on
Barrett, President,
■
2,200
Illinois Co.-—"
common
unforeseen
when
Long Island Lighting Co.—Consolidation Plan Filed—
Co.,, Tnc._-^_—3^k)0
ondary distribution of 20,000 shares of
will
Mr.
being, offered to the public,,
The
:
7
and
consolidation
the
authorized-
substantial
•
The Ohio Co.__. 2,200
170,
for
would
,'pleted
Shares
3,300
—v.
unless
earnings
1948
Daingerfield,
The
of
3,300
&
industry
managers
directors
before
each, are
n!
Stroud
demand
needs," said
companies.—V.
Also
of
5,200
Becker Si Co.
G.
of
that
show
of
pipe plant which will cost approximately
$1,000,000,
company's property at " Lone Star, near
stock
'
-
:
$1.?5
Ten¬
■
folloW/s:-v-
"
»
authorized,-but'hot*-issued;
immediately
"
the
said
should
quarter
'
the
——
The
and
(b) Dixie
-
that
fourth
Lone Star Steel Co.—To Build
c
pf the several purchasers/ of the preferred
names
the'number
and
in
the' company/ 7
by
'
-
Sales
coal- are
bdth
Co.,
$0.69
28
quarter
the
that
,—V. 170, p. 1497.
.
Power
$0.47
Lerner Stores Corp.—October Sales
Drop—
Period End. Oct. 31—
;7 1949—Month—1948
1949—9
}
..
approximately
central Kentucky
Kentucky
1,929,127
Oct.
.on
iourlh
in
as,
stockholders
railroad
«
approximately
of bituminous
1,929,127
In
providing
*
of
Inp.7—
861,526
requirements for the period
and
of
A.
$2,770,914
-686,652
$180,774
$270,432
dividend
of
an
7.
The
*
t
owns
Light Go.
/underwriters
Net
Pfd.
area
population
1,929,127
V,
electrio, utility service
and adjacent rural
includes most of the blue grass region of
of the coal mining areas in southeastern
PURCHASERS—The
V:
5,430
>
69,917
-.
comprises
estimated
an
k
$2,416,030
$0.31
President,
the
certain
board
'
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$1,334,844
Lehigh Valley RR.—To Merge 11 Subsidiaries—
r
corporations, which at July 31, 1949, supplied electric service at
$2,765,484
$250,691
44,753
/
served
with
170,
the capital, stock, payable Dec. 5 to holders of record
1948, the company paid 50 cents per share in April as well
;* as December.
This year the board took no action on a dividend In
April, postponing consideration thereof until later in the
year.—V. 170,
p. 1803. J
communities
derived from the sale of power for coal mining, and
was
A
Interest, etc.,
to
stock
391,250
2,388
.*/
467
to
7
re¬
appropriation- 7\
serve
in
Jr., Field
$902,667
'
1,929,127
!
White'.
the public's
Nov.
Shelbyville,
retail
1,009,804
70,897
territory
miles
adjoining'greas
1,446,416
91,059
supplied
company
customers
and- In
nessee
6,394,177
166^198
Other'taxes
in Paducah
gas
department;
Saville,
per share on
{
\
(
„/.
777
all the outstanding, securities-of (a) Old Dominion
which at July 31, 1949,' supplied electric service gt
12,939 customers, including 34 coal mines, in 30 municipalicommunities' and adjacent rural areas in three counties in
'.I Power &
v
479,227
expenses
taxes
the
sells
L.
Representative.—V.
and Federal income taxes.
same
are-
The
,
southwestern-Virginia, and, for the 12 months ending that date, derived
revenues
of $1,553,286, of which approximately
30—; -1949—Month—1948": 1949—12 Mos.—1948'
revenues-:—
$1,132,590
$1,091,099 $13,097,476 $12,507,131
Operating
$10; par
Co.: (Va.),'
and
Period End; Seot.
Operating
on
insurance
Robert
Field
To Pay 50-Cent Dividend—
7
the
of
V.
be-such
meet
? therefrom ' operating
loan
..
will
>.
,
7 Elair & Cor, Ine/:::^_-_-:_:
Equitable Securities Corp.—
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
the
•'
Co.—Earnings—
issue
...
,
,
the company- has paid dividends thereon
Oct. 10, 1947, and of 20 cents per share on
western.
retail
•
Mr.'; Kaiser
of
.
The
square
Power
1
the
authorized, the money, has
were
the
,
1947,
31,- 1949,
165,006
The cpmpany
.*
*7,
Corp* to help finance wholesale distributionfof the
dealers.
share
STOCK—Since
1,820,500 shs.
overall, limitation
an
.,-,7
•
Kentucky,-* Agriculture and mining
the principal industries in the territory served.
Kaiser
new
models.;.<>. ,y.~; .-"
also authorized a $10,000,000 loan for a subsidiary,
Kaiser-Frazer Sales
.
$191,297.
•
Frazer.
new
j.
RFC authorized a $34,400,000 loan to the
corpora¬
this,. $12,000,000 would be for working capital and $22,400,000
engineering, designing and retooling for production
The
in-a
with
comply
"already
may be issued.
charges
$1,000,000.
"We
July 31, 1949,7he operating revenues of the cjomfrom ./its^ electric- utility business were $20,108,997 (of:'which
approximately. 16%j was derived from the sale of power for coal mihing), and from.its gas utility, business in Shelbyville and Paducah were
• -
Chairman,
"cannot
directors
the bonds does not fix
about
155,000 shs.
pany:;
t
•{•
auto-
new
,7/ 7 ,',7 L: 7^7 77/77 >• >777-77 7Vr77;7
month-the
Of
and
)
Senator
request"
your
approved
by
to
500;000 and
Corporatiofi rejected !NbvV. 8 a request
Fulbright,- Democrat,, of, Arkansas, that
announced
was
in
4,125,000
3,000,000 shs.
$608,853
outstanding-
the
mately
200,000 shs,,
Reed,
1949—3 Mos.—1948
;
difficulties1 arise,
1
months ended
12
and
■
decision
"After
10,000,000
——
shares
Robert
located in 73 counties in Kentucky and in one adjoining
county
Tennessee,' and sold electric energy at wholesale under term con-,
toi-19 rural' electric cooperatives and* eight municipalities^ For
"the
.'"
-i
,
It hold, up $44,400,000 in new loans to
the'corporation for
,mobile, production, andCdistribution.'' *; • 7 ~ ~
; * >; •-> 77
The
T
$24,000,000
(par $100)
profits
Earnings per share-
FINANCING
$4,125,000v
title
Officer;
E.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—Earnings—
.
"Net
Outstanding
i979__„
Title
Albert
Period End. Sept. 30—
areas
■'/v.'"'7;.7;».7 '7 v7/■
Reconstruction
made
'•vy>'V- "
Delay in $44,400,000
of Loans—-.;
1,
COMMON
stock
per
July
At
t
i.%!•'":
;.
Kaiser -Frazer Corp.—RFC Bars
1
additional
•
PRESENT
and
.
24,
retail
in
•>
See
TO
Farrell,
of-■
;•* traots
or before 3 p.m. on Dec/'l, 1949 —
'- I.v-■■ (IV--,7%' 7 7";7:
-y
cents
at
.
exchanged
also purchase and sell said-scrip on
V.
such
Authorized
bonds.that
ON
common
40
.Ky,
con¬
privilege of exchange-for common stock
1949 and any scrip 'certificates not sur¬
that date will become void, f The agent will
by
of
1977—
manufactures," distributes and
.The
so
Stock
now.
BUSINESS
AND
HISTORY—Company is a Kentucky corporation,
incorporated Aug.: 17, 1912. Principal business "is the generation; pur¬
chase, transmission, distribution and sale of electric energy* It-also
agent;, will
as
certificates
distribution
1951
charge of .the'National
Assistant
G;
Representative,
p. 1803,
1948, June 16, 1948, Sept. 13, 1948, Dec. 13, 1948, March 15,
1949, June 15, 1949,: and Sept. 15, 1949.
• '
■
>
.
Dec.,,1,
on
Vice-Presidentr in
James
-
bonds
.
this
1
issued in
stock
of
p.m.
the
Feb.
National
in
the
certificates
expires
On
were
DIVIDENDS
March
'
stock
made.
stock
common
1950'or
EFFECT
(par $10):
the-amount of
of
».
Nov/l paid tn common stockholders of record Oct.
dividend and the usual quarterly cash dividend
on
20%
a
stotk
indenture securing
"The
on
"
15,
sale-in
GIVING
stock, 43,4%, cum.
value
'
•*
20% Stock Dividend-
—
the
be determined at the time of sale.
may
3'/4%,due Jan.
B,
Common
.
«
Janlzen Knitting Mills, Inc.
of
the'sale
and
mortgage bondsA, 3,7c, due May 1,
Preferred
$1.55
Aug.
'"V
•
*•
319,331
7
-
issue
Series
$494,091
$2.50
(convertible!
"
1296.
•'
«
•
stock
annual dividend
from
botes, 2 V2 7c] due' $275,000 semi¬
annually to Nov. .1, 1956
$810,002
share^„;
common
"5 %> %, preferred
of
Serial
323,961
Full
$10,000,000
$2,500,000 from the sale of the preferred
,
13,174
$56,059
the
earnings and $6)070,000 from provisions"1 for
amortization, accumulated during the period; and
CAPITALIZATION
Series
stock
com.
of
115
No.
V
$494,091
10,682
proceeds
$1,091,778
$823,176
»
5J/2%
on
stock
Balance
$1,402,199
-
First
income
"Div.
$101,418
50,193
__7
as
the
from
$3,000,00(1 from, the
securities
Total
1949;
depreciation! and
21,770
23,839
-
from
$1,655,000
$3,648,000
fered;
•
1,683
$4,500,000
'
corporation has announced the opening of a New York
office
Broadway. Its home office is in Richmond, Va.
following executives of the corporation will be associated with
the new office;
William E.
Walker, Jr., Assistant Vice-President in
charge of New York State business; Ernest M.
Weaver, Assistant
'
estimates that, the $21,373,000 to be expended after
1949- for the above purposes will be provided approximately
follows:
as
1599.
p.
The
compahy
July 31',
842,745
170,
;
1949—10 Mos.—1948
$5,466,085 $40,696,060 $44,326,974
This
at
>
will expend in
The
337,625
946,184
$115,251
..
income
515,350
80,284
56,500 '«■
.
oper.
37,975
81,394
.
Net
-1948
$7,681,717
47,000
taxes
Other
1949—12 Mos.-
$615,676
339,622
taxes
Other
-Earnings—
1949—Month-r-1948
i
revenues.:.
it
$4,142,299
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.,
Richmond, Va.—Opens
New York Office—
"
PROGRAM,
1949—Month—1948
Sales'-—
>
-
T
Bryant, Inc.—October Sales Lower—
Period End. Oct. 31—"
p.m.
company from the sale
for the cost of additiorts,
reimburse the company
or
(1915)
purchase
at
improvements to the properties of the company.
CONSTRUCTION
*
CHRONICLE
Co., 20 North. Wacker Drive, Chicago 6,
PURPOSE—Proceeds
will be used
FINANCIAL
pursuant
and
subscriptions
Illinois Stock
pro¬
for
"
subscribed
&
unsubscribed shares bears to the total number
subscription offer
Nov. .14,
,
to payoff bank borrowings
or
treasury
"
The
bid¬
of
or
shares
persons
the bond financing proposal of
upon
COMMERCIAL
THE
$9;B0,
and
will
exceed
$10
the
at
effective
date
;
_
t'
■
In
announcing the changes, Mr. Barrett said: "The modified plan
is closely in line with what the
management originally had proposed
and Will permit participation by all classes of stockholder
groups in
the recent improvement in system earnings.
v
.
,
•
■
of
of
Chicago.—V. 170,
Kendall Co.,
On
2
Nov.
of
notification
filed
was
w.ith
788."
.
7
■
.
.7-7
;
SEC
for
-.>.'7'. 7'..'
>
•
terly
_
Dec.
March
1,
1,
June
1
and
Sept;
Sept.
1.
1,
share
after;
of
'.
thereafter
and
each'case
in
prior to Sept.
plus
1,
dividends
redemption.
of
ers
(1)
its
Tne
common
of
1962, and $101
accrued
and
common
stock
stock at rate of
stock
held
at
conditional
one
$10
right
share
per
to
of
share
unpaid
to
is offering
record
Oct.
purchase
of common
share;
at
per share any of the shares of common
scribed for
(a)
through the exercise of the
to
Y7-
the
exercise
subscribed
of
pursuant to
shares
rights to subscribe.
through
the
for,
made
the
If
exercise
the
of
unsubscribed
pursuant
1949—Month—1948
month
same
a
stock for
each
10
(S. S^.)
to
total
to
the
shares
conditional
This company
in
698
:
will
be
and
shares
subscribe
total
purchase
not
and
number
—
There
the
were
same
255
170,
A
last
*•
the
year.—V.
month
a
year
operation
Island
would
Lighting
recommend
refinancing plan
170,
p.
to
in
ago.—V. 170, p.
of
the
for
Long
Island
completely
on
unprecedented
preferred
approval
stockholders
of
the
an¬
company's
tentatively approved by the SEC.
as
stockholders
common
proceed with plans for
of directors, dc-spite
•
Exchange
1397.
7
The
Commission
in
zation
plan
entirely
for
1949—10 Mos.—1948
new
five
The
t
it
in¬
meeting
for
announced
action
conditional
of
the
Securities
to
approval
recapitalization plan.
claims
to
represent
,
one-third
of
the
.
the, com+
common stock, declared the proposed recapitali¬
"totally unacceptable."
The committee urged that an
plan
and
be
not
by
of
York
New
other
is
by
"by a
officers and
calling
said
scheduled
and
prepared
not
committee
notices
October, 1949, against 249 for
is
years
originally
1397.
giving
7
stockholders'
a
recent
outstanding
pany's
"
which
committee,
the
Nov.
on
calling
election
company's consolidation and
1949—10 Mos.—1948
1949—Month—1948
In
provide
adequately
customers."
Long
it
9
committee
tends
$13,179,210 $14,045,412 $121,599,513 $122,640,105
stores
for
its
Counsel
annual
proposal
Nov.
30,
the
for
management responsible to the
directors who have held office
meeting of stockholders."
to
would
steps
necessary
Gross
Net
Net
1949
ry.
railway
railway—
oper.
income—
1947
$356,637
$466,279
r
\
1946
$313,923
271,740
.
•
1948
$458,141
from
from
Los Angeles
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
September—V
J
142,997
261,430
151,052
245,043
74,370
147,232
o2,887
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
of
Net
from
to
the
Net
ry.
rights in
the
—V.
allotted
'
Kress & Co.—October Sales Decline—
Period End. Oct. 31—
of
subscribe,
of
ago.—V.
October", 1949, against
p. 1496. v.-7
1949—Month—1948
month
give
Common Stockholders' Committee Plans Not Changed
1
in
had 704 stores in operation in October, 1949, compared
same
will
concentrate
are
call
be
stockholders' 'meeting,
a
called
taken.
as
soon
Warren
committee.—V.
170,
p.
&
propef
as
McGroddy
1804.
shares
price
sub¬
to
the
of
Nov.
"stockholders
(S. H.)
7
■-
not
number
the -rights
1949—10 Mos.—1948
$3,076,000 $25,760,000 $25,631,000
$23,653,123 $24,853,559 $213,875,653 $211,621,539
with
to
by
to
headed by William C. Langiey, claims to x-epresent 1,765
owning 134,570 preferred shares, or 53% of the com^
outstanding preferred stock.
pany's
Kresge Co.—October Sales Drop—
Sales
Lake
subscription
stock, which are
year
committee
consolidation and
and
;
date
165,500 shares of
the "offer to employees" is less than the
subscribed
subscriptions
the
the
in
demands
problem
chance
a
The group,
shareholders
had 306 stores in operation
the hold¬
to
for
co^npany
This
311
•V
the
A
nounced
$84,498.
$2,784,000
facilities
-
reorganization
management
Preferred Holders in Agreement with SEC—
•
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—October Sales Decrease—
-
the
of
Co.
'expanding
growth in
and
the
period
7
;
almost doubled
•
there¬
the "offer to employees," but not exceeding as to any
person the number of shares which such person subscribes for through
pursuant
grown to
Period End. Oct. 31—)
Sales
to
$2,000
for
$44,000 bad
7.
1,
26:
the
rights
7
per
and
purchase
$10
(b)
per
Sept.
$102
!^ 1
right to subscribe for and
The
to
1957;
'■
outstanding
common
(2)
prior
Sept.-1,
OFFERING OF COMMON STOCK-^Company
$1,000,
plan
pf the three cases, it was said, the capital was
the period.
The $11,000 saved, starting with $1,000 and
each year for 10 years, had increased to $20,173; the
from 11 investments of $2,000 each had increased to $42,051
*Sadcs7~L—
1949;
share
of
the
and the
payable quar¬
Redeemable, at option of
company, upon: 30 days' notice, at $104 per
1952; $103 per share thereafter and prior to
Investments
capital under
-
end of
Period End. Oct. 31—
dividends; from
•
adding. $1,000
Further details follow:
cumulative
in
7
Lighting
'7;
z
Kentucky Utilities Co.r-TPreferred Stock Offering—As
in our issue of Nov.
7,. an issue of 25,000
shares of 4%% cumulative preferred stock
(par $100)
was offered Nov. 4 at $101.75 per share and dividend
by
a banking syndicate headed
by A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
to
annual
on
the gain
$22,000
4,000
mentioned
Entitled
based
In each
atr the
the
"(no par), common stock, to be sold at market (about $25) by
HenVy P. Kendall, Chairman, through The First Boston Corp.—V, 170,
shares
p.
studies
$4,000 to determine
1939 to 1949.
.;
Boston—Filing with SEC—
letter
a
1296.
p.
7 "Settlement
'
railway
p.
income
1297.
7
2,969,700
2,829,486
1,609,412
1,516,104
railway—
oper.
170,
3,147,632
1,289,445
1,368,768
347,644
887,417
692,664
723,014
107,790
Biltmore Hotel Co.—New Policies—
'
H. C. Nicholson, President,
Holders, said in part:
>
"The
with
on
Nov.
3,
in
a
letter
to
the
stock*
directors have
the
following
adopted certain long-term policies in connection
financial matters affecting the corporation:
"Commencing with the current year, it is the company's intention to
out each year, in dividends, a sum of money that will not be in
excess
of 90%
of net earnings.
pay
"It
is
believed
capital, or excess
that
the
corporation
should
maintain
a
of current assets over current liabilities, of
working
not less
8
(1916)
than
.
$250,000.
Accordingly, cash oi U.
8.
Government
bonds
THE
will be
until this objective is reached.
",
"It is the present intention of the board to
purchase
Government
bonds
each
capital of $750,000. '* C
"After the
above
until
year
the
will
paid out
of
are
dividends
in
in
invested
or
not
invested
U.
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
Electric
output of this
35,400,000
corresponding
170, p.
the week enaed Nov.
with 39,948,000 kwh.
South
./.'
September—
Gross
Net
from
from
ry.
1949
railway,...
The
income.—
oper.
bilize
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
income.10,173,242
oper.
170,
of
company operated
corrcspmiuing month
recapitalization
Clifford
traded
8.
to
designed
been
the
Strike,
for
1,571,113
,
to
approved
President,
the
-
boost
by
stockholders
Period End. Oct. 31—
the
for
the
same
the
value
par
and
approval.
value
par
$4,411,336
The,
is
company
bonds,
15.—V.
inviting bids
scriesi
1979
105
170,
West
of
the
of
revenues
stock,
the
purchase
will
Street,
be
of
received
Chicago,
which
would
to
the
input
kwh,,
con tsponung
of
week
last
holders
stock
each.
that
It
it
voting
will
also
was
the
on
of
"A"
redeem
year.—
of
for
$1,806,565
114,107
Drl 2,806
170,
28,852
A
value
be
can
redemption
of
class
time
into B
market
share
the
present
1498.
P.
common
the
Nov.
if
A
of
four
of
class
of
class
A
shares
reports.—V.
and
28.
This
is
common
year,
the
stock,
the
compared
with $2.10
Minneapolis St. Paul
September—
$37,203,333
Gross
lrom
from
Net
ry.
•
JL549
'
railway——\^$4,187,728
railway
■/•';.
share
per
170, p.
From Jan. 1—
a.m.
(C3T),
;■
1947
Dr143,901 " Dr138,777
217,430
260,826
(Dr)__
20,986
ry.
oper.
income
$84,451
$118,400
11,796
11,281
101,896
$129,681
$1,765,274
957,107
Gross
income
Rentals,
Interest,
etc.—
,
105,050
:
income
103,906
♦$8,803
'Deficit.—V. 170,
$1,663,378
1299.
p.
FOR
;
£
$25,775
$808,167
26,617,172
22,780,816
19,780,074
from
Net
ry.
tions—
All
Service
Co.—Common
Stock
of
Subscrip¬
THREE
3,255,105
1,257,499
*353,533
',4; 139,187
'
1,450,364
957,184
,
after
MONTHS
taxes
the
25,000
shores
of
common
stock
—V.
offered, to stockholders
17
were
purchased upon the exercise of warrants.
the, total underwriting commissions to
be
paid on
stock pusuant to the common
stock purchase, contract
will be $12,500 and the proceeds to
the, company on such common
stock,* after 'underwriting commissions, but. before,
expenses,
will be.
$£87,500. or $11.5$. per share, (For further details
see
V. 170, p, 1600)
170
of
record
On
ENDED
SEPT.
30,
1949" "
;
•
57,580
__
170?,'
p.
' y "*
-
Dec.
the
/'
Production
current
the
at
year—July,
from
131,519
tons
from
122,192
tons
The
estimated
quarter
-
company's mine for the third quarter
August and
September—amounted to
milled.
This
m'lled
the
Emergency
amounted
to
compares
preceding
Gold
$122,583.—V.
v/ith
production
_
$80,705
_
Net
1947
$174,139
$203,000
$133,423
40.132
railway
1948
77,057
_
income
1946
p.
bonus
lor
$807,026
12,374
$121,665
35,004
41,801
11,594
24,921
1,299,029
1,018,074
336,202
1,713,651
.367,441
J
219,044
*59,487
30,982
1,670,682
608,492
income™
oper,
diiectors
the
4,r
98.134.
/>
238,249
,,
113,658
.
,
the
third
Marion Power Shovel
Co.—To Increase Directorate—
A special
*
meeting of stockholders has been called
for Nov. 28,
1949,
to vote on a
proposal to increase the board of
directors to 13 members
from the present nine
member board, and to
approve amendments to
the code of regulations
by which the duties and functions
of the Chair¬
man of the
Board would be broadened.
Charles R. Stevenson and
Norvin H. Green will
be nominated for
election as new
directors
have
Previous
Richard
and
Randal
by
Ik the
ment
four
to
Stevenson
early
code
-
ot
be
shareholders and
similarly nominated
to
a
letter
sent
been
other
stock'.
Mr
of
the
death of E. G. Diefenbach
declared
a
quarterly
dividend
President
management
of
important corporations.
Mr. Green is a director
and member of
Executive and Finance'Com¬
mittee of International
Business Machines
Corp.; a director and member of Executive
Committee of The Okonite
of
Executive
Committee
Co.;
o'
the
a
Mr.
of
the
Richard's
Board
Steel Corp.,
Mr.
Holden
of
The
directorships
and
and
h's
include
Borne
family
presently a
of
substantial
of
shares
company.
He is
director of
Allerton, N. Y.
President and a director of
5o Broadway
Building, Inc.—V.
of
the
Corp.
and
170, p. 789.
Melville Shoe Corp.—Current
Sales Declined 9.1%—
—4 Wks. End. Oct. 29
_
.
.,
tr
-—V,
-inn
170,
,
s
p.
*7
1498.
1949
$5,143,037
•
1948
Jan. 1 to Oct. 29—.
1949
1948
•
$5,658,219 $57,001,791 $60,626,692
Mercantile Stores, Inc.—October
Sales Off 11.3%—
Period End. Oct. 31—
!rST™
—V. 170,
p.
,"™
1398.
1049—Month—1948
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$9,480,600 $10,694,200 $77,991,700
be
50
$82,890,600
total
of
a
new
15,000
expenditure
expected
of
be
It
Plant
End.
from
stock.
of
the
After
offered,
used
is
from
line
Public
it
sale
the
is
of
bonds
in
sale
arid
the
to
proposed
of
sell
for
such
construction
in
Winona,
the
is
,
sale
common
Nov.
1. 1963
Preferred stock
series
GIVING
series
on
in
that
/
•
;
1949—9 Mos.—1948
-
131,302,035 841,273,380 965,776^17
./
.
:/■'
/'■ -3
is
$1,800,000
proceeds
the
of
contemplated
required
from
of
funds
the
sale
common
-
in
(cumulative,
$100
par)
,
1
DIVIDENDS—During
of
stock
of
for
1933
the
when
terms
ret red.
of
1.926
be
varving
amounts
$1
On
per
Oct.
share
per
1949,
radio
line
has
and
is
receivers.
been
achieved
were
was
operating
on
Mr.
equally
allocation
an
Galvin
well
stated
received
2
requiring
in
a
double
new
antenna
has
with
announced
in
set
picture
tube
two
9
by
.
by
..
signal
the
the
need
for
The
areas.
combination
(G. C.)
to
dealers
is
starting
at
once.—V.
170,
Murphy Co.—October Sales 9.38% Lower—
There
as
*
217
were
compared
1949—10 Mos.—1948
$105,595,498 $101,602,642
stores
210
to
1949—Month—1948
$11,305,190 $12,475,371
Sales-
in
operation
stores
in
the
at
operation
1398-
P-
an
console
12V2-inch
a
'"V
models
new
Period End. Oct. 31—
.
•
built-
television-
corporation.
1498.
p.
.
and
and
this
eliminates
good
and
controls,
console
Nov.
"Luilt-In-Tenna"
either
16-inch
a
only
television
new
combination
close
at
of
Oct.
.y
October,
31,
1949,
170fc
1948.—V.
:W.'/i/
National Container Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
It
is
announced that the balance of the 4%%
cumulative preferred
outstanding has been called for redemption on Dec. 27, next.'.,
Kipnis, President, said that following the redemption, the
capitalization of the company will consist entirely of 2,715,459 shares
'stock
'
Samuel
of
stock
common
$6,000,000.
He
approximately
and
long-termdebt
estimated
net
$7,000,000.—V.
current
due
in
1964
assets
of
as
170, p. 496.
the
Sept.
of
amount
30,
1949,
at
Z
*
National Distillers Products Corp.—New
John
■
E.
been
Bjerwiith,
Chairman
'of
The
a director of this
President, succeeding
elected
Board.
the
of
York
New
Mr.
Trust
170,
p.
has
resigned
a
director.—V.
On
Nov.
paid
170,
p.
109.
on
the
with
the
15,
shares, 9 cents
*
1949,
the
of
10 cents
following
record
(total for
for
41
year
cents);
22
railroad
retail
trade
On
Nov.
amounts
1949):
stocks
oil
30,
income
to
total
22
1949,
6
series,
cents
18.5
cents);
months
43.6
4
cents
8
lunds
cents
(year's
total
building
27
stock
4
23.8
3
4
cents
year,
23.6
8
cents
(total
23
for
cents);
cents);
ex-distribution
per share,
total
shares,
shares,
shares, 5 cents (year's Utai
sell
series,
cents
for
(bringing
cents);
preferred stock
on
series,
(total
distributions,
cents
chemical
;•
share, will be
balanced series
per
On
cents);
groups
following
series,
(year's
cents);
1949:
6 cents (total for year,
(year's total 24 cents).
the
5
31,
year to 42 cents);
selected
estimates of such
institutional
series,
(year's
year
shares,
distributions,
Oct.
shares,
shares, 6 cents
are
On
cents);
railroad
equipment
12
cents);
'
Research Corp.—Distributions—
(bringing total for
(total
year,
\
/
■
Securities &,
shareholders
to
President
Director—
a
.
may
as
1805.
Kleeman, President of Colonial Trust Co., New York, N. Y.,
elected
been
President, Etc.
corporation ior many years,
Set-on
Porter, who becomes
Eienvirth
Co.—V.
:
no
7,
results
National Paper & Type Co.—Kleeman
annum
on
the new $10
par value
the outstanding common stock of the
company was reclassified from 12.300 shares
($100
par) into 61,500
shares ($10 par).
On Oct. 13, 1949, a
quarterly dividend of 30 cents
per share was declared
payable Oct. 27 to holders of record Oct. 14, of
the 61,500 shares
($10 par) stock, which is equivalent to an annual
stock.
with demand
up
home
tuning,
featured
/"■ Delivery of the
....
has
dividends were paid.
From 1935 through
dividends of $4 per share ($100
par)
siock were paid, and stall¬
ing in 1946 and to Aug. 1, 1949,
quarterly dividends were paid at a
rate equivalent to $5
per share per annum.
The latter dividend rate
to
quarter
'.'.tube.
80,000 shs.
bonds
year
third
the
trade in that field.-
are
National
dividends
e^ch
taxes.
introduction of the company's new
radio and communications equipment,/
lines has been so enthusiastic that the
new
and
15,000 shs.
Additional
in
$2.77
income
keep
$1,890,000
1935
800,000
$3.34
communications
television
Arthur S.
-
1945
equivalent
to
television
new.
antennas
has
indenture.
through
2,215,914
,r>' 800,000
$0.71
home
the
for
series,
years
2,672,613
800,000
$0.96
spectacular
unable
both
the
model
30,000 shs.
15,000 shs.
565,874
800,000
television,
enthusiasm
outside,
are
will
"•
.
250,000 shs.
with
paid
•
the
•
Outstanding
;
*
(par $10)—
were
'Authorized
1949—9 Mos.—1948
principal
wnich
next* 12-month
common
1
accordance
stock
of
'
1949—3 Mos.—1948
to accomodate
rate
Motorola's
the
account
shares * of
due f
♦Originally issued $2,100,000; balance
common
r
!- 1949—Month—1948
and Federal
radio-phonograph
EFFECT TO PRESENT OFFERING
——
________
Common stock
is
"
Minn.
over
stock.
■
exception
73%
27%
'
estimated
approximately $700,000 is realized
of
mortgage bonds, 3V2%
common
„
& Beane__
Announces Two New Television Models—
:
'
$700,000
during
also
issued
the
764,377
the commercial
expendi¬
1951.
about
purposes
.
first
$2,500,000
18,500
additional first mortgage bonds,
CAPITALIZATION
First
of
•
•'•"i'/.'U '\'V i.W •/£
Sept. 30—
has been
that
per
■
the
■
and
$17,973,196 $12,930,235 $51,795,564 $39,848,775
noted
1950
turbo-generator
auxiliaries,
early
proposed that further offerings
made at later dates until
a total of
be
KW
approximately
completion
the
commitments
received
amount
•
.
underwriters
$
reduced
a
2basis
cents
share.
a
were
now
period.
principal
despite the fact that during part of thLs period Motorola
at
one
installation
until
common
5%
owners
3/10 of
of
approximately $975,000
outstanding on Oct.
1/ 1949.!
It
approximately $1,800,000 of the $2,500,000 of
that
to
the
a
1949
unit
will
of
Scrymser Co.
are
new
this
director and member
Intertype Corp., and a director and
Gauley Mountain Coal Co.
Manufacturers Trust Co of New
York; Midland1 Steei Prod--cm
Co.; Murray Corp. of
America; Hartford
Electric
Chairman
of
company's Liberty Street Steam
unit,
complete with
boiler
and
Purchase
-
for
unit
Pacific RR.—Interest Payment
Approved—
dividend
the
involve
stock
of Stevenson. Jordan
& Harrison
engineers, for. the past 33 years!
the Murray Corp. of
America; Virginia
The Autocar Co.; Borne
Scrymser Co., and several
known
to
period
T
amend¬
in
This
C.
represent
Chairman
been vac*nt since the
Corp.;
Harold
Harvey
company, to holders of both classes of
directors are elected and the
Prescfncly a director
Coke
to
by
regulations is adopted it is
contemplated that
by the directors to serve as
iias
Stevenson
&
common
will be elected
inc.,. nationally
Coal
will
according
proposed
thep0veare
in
Mr.
additional
the
the
Holden
-tqe preferred shareholders,
Gracely, President of the
basis
toward
unit
the
v
profit
firm
common
the unsubscribed shares Oct. 28
at $15.80
PURPOSE—Net proceeds will be used to finance
tures
of
1600.
sales
He
/
*
share for each share held,
5,047 shares were subscribed for by such
stockholders at
$15.80 per share and 13,453 unsubscribed shares
were sold
by the company to the underwriters at
$14.85 per share.
The
underwriters, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
and Carter H. Harrison &
Co., made a public offering of
552.
is
amount
required
Paul V. Galvin, President, on Oct. 28 further
predicted that Motorola
would
top $75,000,000 in sales for the entire year, with net
profit
"better than $5 per share."
.
stock, payable Dec. 31 tor'holders oLv record
distributions had been at the rate, of
45
per share quarterly.—V. 170, p. 1299.
'•
;,":V
16.
the
on
are
turbo-generator
Harrison & Co
"After charges
>■
Mississippi Valley Public Service
Co.—Subscriptions—
the 18,500 shares of common
stock offered
by the
company to the holders of its
outstanding common stock
the
KW
additions)
names
Capital shares outstdg.
Earnings per share
Of
$799,777
I
:
quarter,
Assistance
159,
oi
of
principal
funds
as
total
Simplified
Malarlic Gold Fields
Ltd.—Production Shows Gain—
15,000
112,398,224
Period
•
—
railway
railway
on
cents
$1,800,000
1950,
new
Motorola, Inc.—Earnings—
►
The
of
during
Morris Oil Co., Ventura, Calif.—Filing with SEC—
•
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Larger Dividend—
share
balance
time
—
138,285
basis
common
series
Nov. 4 a letter of notification was filed with
the SEC for 5,000
($1 par) common stock, to be sold for
between $5.50 and $7
'each by Clair E. Halliburton,
Fresno, Calif., a director of the company,
through First California Co., Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., Morgan & Co.
and' James Ebert Co.
v
; ;
$1,455,850
'
1949
170, p. 1398,
Oct,
such
spch
3%t%
new
a
shares
.
■;
railway
from
ry.
bonds of
•-
/—V. 170, p.. 1398.
/
——..4--—.-—
Federal income taxes————
oper.
Net
the
to
company's
Period End. Oct. 31—
Calif.—Earns.
taxes
from
Net
"v
.
*
DEBT—Company is negotiating
which holds its outstanding 3%7o bonds,
►
from
Gross
and
time
the
of
170, p.
♦Net
1298.
p.
Public
unit
FUNDED
company,
'v.,
Sales
From Jan. 1—
Maine
48%
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—October Sales Lowers
'
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
Net
IN
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Of
k
V
"
September—
$1,058,268
and
1805.;;• v V':'! ,''1'
380,017
Corp., Los Angeles,
166, p. 270.
Gross
Minnesota
of $12.961,245-in black interest covered
by the petition,
$11,159,525 is for first and refunding bonds of Missouri
Pacific RR.
Payments on first mortgage, bonds of subsidiaries were
approved as
follows: $1,610,000- for- International Great -Northern
RR.;
$135,920
for Cairo & Thebes
RR., and $55,800 for Central Branch Union Pacific
Railroad.—V. 170, pt,
"
660.123
513,612
i—_
before
income
-v.
$1,890,645
in
On
Provision lor
935,288
'
$2,947,418
1,043,236
sales
income
$1,993,556
'
102,911
$96,247
170,
Appliance
RESULTS
Net
income
located
.
Mission
Net
is
.
/
,
Net
depreciation)
The
payment
of $12,961,245 m
back
interest to lirst
mortgage
bondholders of this company and several of
its subsidiary railroads
was
approved in the Federal Court in St.
Louis, Mo., on Nov. 9. *
The authority
was
granted to Guy A. Thompson, trustee of the
; Missouri Pacific RR., after ia brief hearing before Judge George H.
Moore. The only opposition came from-a
group of stock and
bond¬
holders
headed
by, Andrew,; W.v Comstock
of
Evanston, 1 111. * An
/attorney for the group asked that the money, be used for stock
dividends."-' :. /•:..' '■■■■- ■; ■>
1946
1,232,023
from
from
V
in
,
.
«
2,208,455
railway—
26,890.589
railway.——..' 4,580,899
Net ry, oper. income,....
1,689,103
Net
bonds,
from
/ Missouri
f
-
Gross
sold
.
—V.
for. the
"
first
of
CHANGES
Carter H.
'
'
1
com¬
respective percentage of the unsubscribed shares which each has
sever¬
ally agreed to purchase, are as follows:/
•
/
% ' >
•
on
1805.
$4,879,394. $3,458,641
1,515,668_
'815,835
—.
income—
oper,-
1948
deduction
.
quarterly dividend
paid in 1948.—V.
' "v
be
,
& Sault Ste^ Marie Ry.—■
Earnings
/
>
population of
communities
,
company's 133i:d consecutive
and makes a total oF $2.60
stock,
other
company also furnishes electric service to
customers throughout the
territory.
•
;
the insurance
r
$1 per share
holders. of; record
to
27
a
Village of Trempealeau, Wis., and
The
UNDERWRITERS—The
►
quarterly, dividend; of
Dec.'.12
to
retail
the
with
City of Winona,
;
dividend of 70 cents per share
a
usual
both: payable
the
$37,000 per year.
1949—Month—1948 -:
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$2,985,454
$3,410,523
$7,441,500
$8,674,114
Nov. 8 declared
on
stock
at
to
to
associated equipment.-A cash
sinking fund will be provided suffito retire $40,000 principal amount of
the new bonds in each year
commencing 1952, and there will be an additional sinking fund
require¬
ment
(subject to credit for 60%
of available property
,
17C, p. 595.
V
service
miles
square
addition
and
B,
v
j
Wisconsin
cient
.
have
.
In
the sale»of $3,700,000 of first
mortgage
to
-
the corporation
approximately 700
electric
farm
construction
converted, is approximately
of $30, plus dividend of
redemption.
for
in
1980, of wrhich $1,900,000 principal amount is
proposed to be issued
January, 1950, at a price which, together with approximately $62,500
treasury funds of the company, will be sufficient to redeem the
of
price
held
approximately 94%
shares,
shares
/./.; %/;."•;> V.-;'*-r.
preferred
its
on
1949—9 Mos.—1948
>Crl7,548
present
class
share
The directors
the
on
,
$2,026,571 $18,361,324 $19,946,933
1,749,550
14,305,099
15,728,665
O
147,317
2.031.516
1,928.020
1,574,215
—;
—_
and
outstanding
1948
Minnesota Mining &
Manufacturing Co.—Dividends—
the. company
11
the
organized
was
Wisconsin
due
in
„
dividend
a
out
of
name
com¬
f
Wisconsin. ; It
of
area
PROPOSED
certificates
that
payable,
the
-
certificates
the
announced
stock,
present
the
;-in Wisconsin, and after addition of the proposed turbo-generator
will be approximately 68% in Minnesota and
32% in Wisconsin.
of
'
crust
the
on
•
BUSINESS—Company
under
territory and at wholesale
rural
subsidiaries
of
'
The electric operating revenues of the
company for 1948 were derived
approximately 85% from Minnesota customers and 15% from Wisconsin
customers.. Approximately 52% of its operating property
per
books
r
increase
an
1913,
an
(before
System
is the intention of
quarterly dividends
to pay
"
the Interstate Power Co.
sta¬
'
V",
AND
lurnishes
pany
of
65,000rshare
a
share. ./It
per
continue
approximately 50,000 people.
3,076
to
17,
serves
'
the
83,231,000
the
of
......
A
$30
:
—v.
be
rents
Net
Net
class
Sales
is
fac,
Other
witn
acquired.
,
declared
with
converted
current
$3,000,000
by
to
up
1949—Month—3,948
I
Joint
be
9.
100%
number
authorization
stock,
to
so
required
Nov.
of
purchases
the
seeks
South
1949,
notifying
Period End. Oct. 31—
to
v
1949—9 Mos.t—1948
$4,672,621 $36,550,244
for
Bids
Adams
——
expenses
rents
is
at
each
'Deficit.—'V.
Taxes
also
is
event
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—October Sales Down—
soon
Maine Central RR. —September
Earnings—
Equipment
market
obtain
shares
the
cciporation
that
the
to
been
the
will
According
1701.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Operating
./
been
compared
for each
$1.20,
1397.
Suite 2200,
1946
has
which
Net
mortgage
Nov.
13,
$44,
in
as
Madison Gas & Electric Co.—Bids for Bonds—
at
3,
over
v
outstanding
Dec.
Up
directors
their
1949—Moutn—1948
Sales
p.
Nov.
7%>
or
1804.
into
$71,927,160
by tlie
mjve,
however, new certificates
supplant present certificates.—V. 170, p. 1397.
—V, 170,
It
Middle
amounted
corporation
its
$1.20
McLellan Stores Co.—October Sales
Slightly Off—
.
>
offering.
the
ended
kwh.,
points out
1949—10 Mos.—1948
ariected
to
to
In
The. corporation advises holders of class A
certiiicatcs that Dec. 2,
has' been fixed at the last date on which
conversion of class A
certificates into class B certificates at the rate of
four
shares of
class B for each share of class
A, can be afiected.' The
would
be
Issued
in
stock
its
Middle
earnings, on Dec. 13, 1949, upon surrender of class A certificates
redemption at the Empire Trust Co., 120 Broadway, New
York, N. Y.
counter, will be raised from $0.10 to $2.00 a share.
Under Uie
plan,
the
company
would transfer $414,105 from its
surplus—$1,041,067 as of Sept. 30—to its capital account.
If
the
plan is ratified by the stockholders, McGraw's capital stock account
will stand at $1,227,847 and the
surplus account at $626,962.
There
are
217,950 shares of Mcu raw common outstanding, with a
present
capital value of only $21,795.
The number of common shares
iui,t
South
to
of
stock...
656,295
8.
dividend
share
to
rate.
Railway, Light & Power
Co., its present name having been
adopted in 1925. Company is now
solely an electric operating public utility
engaged in the production,
transmission, distribution and sale of
electricity in the City of Winona,
Minn., and surrounding territories in Minnesota and
for
the
over
week
p.
The
2,701.730
$7,919,213 $70,910,149
201 stores in October, 1949,
last year.—V. 170, p. 1397.
plan,
has
stock
the
Jan.
-
,
HISTORY
'
the Middle South
a
1/35
Share
«
$1.20
k
Middle States Petroleum Corp.—To Redeem "A"
Shs.
$14,325,815
McGraw & Co.—Plans to Recapitalize—
submitted
directors
of
of
mon stock at this
Electric
with
'
common
of
of
as
of
rate
and
purchase
share.
per
shares
the
the amount of stock
corporation
170,
1946
921,698
1949—Month—1948
$7,546,527
The
be
$12
(16.19%)
these
at
Bond
of
the
the
market
the
this
v.
McCrory Stores Corp.—October Sales 4.71% Lower—
(F. II.)
board
persons
of
1949
Period End. Oct, 31—
A
for
shares
30,
share
at
Weekly Input Increased 7%—
1297.
p.
Sales
the
the
For
155,399,777 138,471,270 125,426,419
27,685,631
24,951,471
20,718,980
15,345,572
11,861,402
11,021,793
20,708,976
Nov.
Middle
limitation upon
1949,
for the
1947
2,400,846
135,615,745
railway
interested
gave
5,
en
ruilway___.
each
complete
5,510.000
1948
656,993
to
of
from
803,230
distribute
date
the
of
shares
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
South
to
record
for
record
shares
>
,
$13,867,905 $17,557,784 $15,320,626
1.992,644
3,862,723
2,025,948
railway
stock
Middle
owns
proposes
oi
of
subscription period will expire Dec.
subscription, Bond and Share will make
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
Net
SEC
The
year,
a
decrease of 11.2%.
After excluding
local sales increased 0.9% in the corresponding
1804.
and Share
It
stockholders
last
sales to other utilities,
period.—V.
a3
*
stock
common
stock.
Government
8.
property
(Ky.)—Weekly Output—
for
compared
company
kwh.,
week
in
the
Bond
bonds, as
additions to the
hotel.
These sums, impossible to estimate in advance, the directors
propose to utilize when available, commencing in 1950, for the purchase
of stock of this company for cancellation.
No purchases will be made
at a higher price than the same can be
purchased on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange."—V. 170, p. 1192.
depreciation cash
totaled
Nov.. 7,. the
15, to
rate
656,295 shares
not
as
Nov.
Monday, November 14,-1949
dividend
request a hearing upon
the proposal
Bond and Share Co. to offer for sale to its
stockholders
provided for, it Is anticipated that'there
be further accumulations of money each year from net
earnings
well
order; announced
an
until
;.
items
In
/»,
$50,000 in U. 8.
has a working
corporation
CHRONICLE
Middle South Utilities Co.—Stock Offering—,
accumulated
*
COMMERCIAL -&L. FINANCIAL
andf
(the
payable Dec. 15,
year's
total
to
34
28.2
cents*;
industrial
aviation shares, 4 cents
cents
(bringing
(year's
cents).—V.
total
170, p.
total
14.4
1805.
for
cents);
'
r
Volume 170
National
.
Number 4855
Shirt
Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Oct. Sales—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1949—Month—1948
Sales
$1,084,706
The
THE
October, 1949 operated 94 stores,
in the corresponding month of last year. .' v '•
90
Period End. Sept. 30—
$1,147,933 $11,128,447 $10,674,990
in
company
compared
Operating
On
With
Nov.
shares
2
SEC—
letter
a
of
{
'
Maintenance
Fed.
filed
with
the
SEC
for
9,000
of
common
stock
(par $1), to be offered at $11 per share
Reynolds & Co., Scherck,/Richter & Co." and Blair F.. Claybaugh & Co.
Proceeds go to selling stockholders.—V. 170, p. 1499. ,•
*
and
come
Other
-
*__
642,871
_____
Canadian
taxes_^...__2_2_
taxes
*'-1949
for
deprefc. ana depletion.—
Interest, bond discount and expense
Prov.
for Federal
Net
profit
•After
other
outstanding.;
share_____<____.,____
expenses
those
except
provision
of
T.
reported
the third
stated
the
in
quarter.
that
all-time
new
hearth
open
world's
furnaces
by the Weirton
Steel
announced
—V.
The" previous
output
in
new
three
plant
blast
single
a
month
record
!•
table.
also
the
tax
with
of
respect
1949
was
by
con¬
-J
in
1949
Period End. Oct. 31—;
—V.
170,
s
established
produced
170, p.
$4,717,186
1398.
p.
in
total
a
October
of
j
Weifton'3
by
124,134
I
tons
of
pig
of
the
week1 ended
15,867,413 kwh;
production of
Nov.
This
is
15,470,493
this
4,
kwh.
$1,846,287
company
-
-
•
.
Utility
new
loans
of
operating
$15,000,000
•
customers ip 33 .counties of
upstate
customers
New
and
"
.....
.
month
ended
for the
..:
.....
of
electric
396,920 kwh.,
Nov.
on
a
announced
output
This is
of
lor
decrease
a
749,780,000
v.
October.
170, p.
of
cubic
corporation was admitted
.•>•••>'•
-
to- when
the
no
issued
1805.
-
the Northern District-of
ration.
above
•
The
distribution
1949,
is
reported
cubic
the
feet
at
9.70%
or
-
cubic
677,032,000
corresponding
:
-
Zinc Co.' (&
Quarters End.-Sept. 30
•Operating profit
Other
operating
Total
Gen'l
inc.
New
and
below
month
a
from:
Net
ry.
•
ago,:—
will
be
Gross
1948
1947
$3,650,487
90,268
163,125
150,294
$3,813,612
$2,001,975
$1,434,520
544,800
700,018
?
■
' ' 1949
income,—
'
f
'"'
6%
•
Total
-Res.
($48,857
403,292
for
$3,113,594
357,913
1948
r
358,917
$3,420,452
contingencies..^
>
985,005
$408,506
$2,i85,447
Earnings per share on
1,'960,000 shs'. ($25 pari/
paid per share in
3
quarter
'
•After costs,
tion
and
and
1946
22,035
!C,
NOTE—Earnings
shares
of
capital
Period—
1948
1946
$1.41
1948.
—V, 170,
for
87,183
60,348
'
-
p.
1601.
'
:
.
.;■
t.
..
first
720,916
260,506
433,994
-
.
•9,692
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
railway
railway*,——
$0.24
1
r!
months
with
',
«•
oper.
V
$0,21
From Jan. 1—
Gross
137,612,046
from
oper.
1,432,661
5,828,957
28,965,308
45,327,673
1,172,182
3,056,658
17,369,482
25,400,661
260,479
2,772,299
11,595,826
1,132,776
6,024,241
,9,611,0.77
revs
—
income--
oper,
,
rents
.7,
Net
ry.
(net)
31,297
36,124
146,022
3,868,951
17,474,045
.
-•
108,490
for
funded
on
$1.86
'->;3;25;: :;.r/
.'1,'162,474
3,967,382
698,910
3,811,993
.17,250,997
29,068,150
—v.
170,
271,174
I
:
"
of 4 Vz %
$733,545
401,221
The
265,669
.'.
176,681
6,256,565
4,450,596
1,330,052
2,031,206
...v
) •/
-v...;!
.
3,098,947 "
v
1,327,334
'•
101,923
98,607
941,793
;
from
not
Gross
Net
Net
1949
from
from
ry.
railway-—
railway.*—_
94,012
-From Jan. 1—
'.'
1948
-
$381,828
income!, v'
oper.
-
1947
-
*
$358,439
133,550
42,301
....
-
$415,681
—:
585,000
531,987
.
3,546,719
15,730,204
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
;
railway.—
railway—'.*
income—
oper.
170, p. 1702.
v '
3,413,642
3,776,876
"
697 961
.
1,060,374
^ 806,383
to
1946
174,975
306,164
•{
-
185,247
of
-•
V
subscribed
be
,
Sales
—V.
_1—
170,
12,074,032
—__r
p.
$
$
'
of
11,613,694 100,519,086
1948
total of
shares
13,575
At Close of Business Sept. 30—
•Cash, U.
net
*
'•
'r
1949
<■,
Government securities & all other
r
listed
changes
Securities
listed
market)
tShares
and
on
U.
S.
ether
and
Canad.ian
on
.•'
f
{
London Stock Exchange
non-listed
2.06
2.14
"
plan,
share
with
of
and
employees.
worth
per
—
share—
23.35
•After
1949
p.
and
provision
1948,
of
new
common
privilege of
company "and
the
of
the"1
693.
income
fixed
by
$79.87
taxes
to
Sept.
directors.—V.
30,
170,
5%
W^s-
Div.
quarterly
prior pre¬
convertible
Co.—Two New
of
President
have
been
Budd
The
of
John
the
elected
Co.
A.
Trustees
Philadelphia',
of
Roebling's Sohs
trustees.—V.
Nov.
9
declared
dividends
two
170,
of
from
"Undistributed
"Accumulated
Net
Income
Realized
Net
50
since
Gain
first
1301/
p.
each,
cents
Jan.
1,
1939''
on-Investment*
departure, from the policy of paying dividends
by the corporation since it was founded -in
followed
time,
Pennroad has engaged
large concentrated
investments,
holdings
in
in
the
program designed it0
a
field
railroad
announced" aftfer
to
the
consider
the
meeting
the
payment
"simultaneous
months
apart,
it
that
dividends
of
declaration
of
believed
was
the
was
.be
to
into
more
the
intention ,of
semi-annually"
Uivid'ends,
these
be
time, 'the
given to dividends until the latter part
directors * will
review
the
situation in
resu'ts
operations of
of
prevailing.—V.
sold
were
two
best
method
ef
170,
the
corporation
and
of
1950.
the
general
At
"ttjat
of
light
the
conditions
tnen
889.
p.
former
1 "
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.—45-Cent Extra Div.
r
V
Nov. 7, the directors declared; an extra dividend
of 45 cents
share' and a dividend of 20 cents per share* both payable Deo/ I
'stockholders of record Nov. 15, 1949.
This brings total dividends
in
1949
to
$1.70, which compares with $1 paid in 1948,—V. 168,
p. 2436.
:■
;•
;
..
•;
per
td
■
the
stabilization
of
.
"
.
proposals will be received by
Salle St., Chicago 4, 111., up
t
:
■
•" ■'■
v
-
will
for
be
allowed
each
share
to
held
of
,
snares
be
offered
■-
-
for
•' *
sale
at
ican
'■
of
this
company
will be
The
V
;
road
1,062,300
' 194£)
$773,097
/
-
U""'
193,040
Net-ry..oper. income_*_.
•
Ntft
from
for
the-week
from "railway
Net ry.
oper.
' '
4.
horsepower.
*
•Deficit.—V.
.
1
:
\r
1947
$789,418 '
133.601"
30,726
5.143,601
739.306
" 1,145,412
1,123,283
41,462
420,821
462,446"
•
•
43,139
^
*
Morse
Co.
&
diesel-electrics
service
The
,
ElectroAmer¬
Lima-Hamiltop."
start
in
January
and
..
locomotives, having
when delivered, will add 370,80J
units,
total
a
170, p.
I""
the
Locomotive,
and
to
are
594 diesel-electric
new
company
•
were
ago.-*-V-.
year
.
1,433,100
of
diesel
' v
1807.
<-.1949^-Month—1948
-ir*
There
'
horseppwer
.
-
,
*.
142
$4,020,423
stores
170,
in
p." 1499."
l- '
v,
1949—10 Mos.—1948
$4,267,575 $38,002,592 $37,766,313
operation
"
Oct.
1 •
31, ,1949
%
V,
against
140-a
,
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Partial Redemption—
James F.
tors
Oates, Jr.,
,
3%
of
for
convertible debentures
on
amount
On
'
•
-
Nov.
3,. 1949*
debentures.
Dec.
on
The
at
•
f
of
Nov.
Chicago,
10,
12,
First
111.,
1949,
In"
"It
at
at
N.
the
were
of
and
Bank
Nov. 4 announced that the-direc-
i,
1963.
debentures
12 of $5,000,000
As of the close of busi¬
outstanding
were
$15,821,400
called
for
should
be
principal
redemption
interest, payment to be tnado
Chicago/trustee, 38 So. DearborrP St.,
Trust Co. of New York; 140 Broad-
accrued
of
Guaranty
Y.
announcing the directors' action Mr. Oates explained:remembered
including those called
out
103
National
or
on
redemption next Dec.
due Dec.
there
the $5,000,000
New York,
way,
3.600.569
"317.958
*772,283
Chairman,
have authorized the call
'
1946;
$508,782
72,781
45,068
170, p. 1301.
giving
in
Period End, Oct. 31—
1949,
$621,741
112.115
' 1948'"
'
6.468.9'86
"
has
now
Sales
.
Nov.
122,207
income
Fairbanks,
new
Baldwin
^
ended
6.152,375
railway
understood, " include
Corp.
equip¬
i
.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
the
is
of
program
$300,000,000.
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—October Sales-
■,.
/
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
•
it
.
,
postwar
than
more
Motors
for the 820 locomotives;—V.
5
'
orders,
General
about
railroad's
the
>
'
placed, orders for223
$38,000,000.
' '
"substantially .completed" by the end of August,
horsepoweh
■
'
,
railway._V_
costing
has
•
record
totaled,: 66,493,000 ,.kwh. ,"as,compared (Vith .65,450,000 kwh. lor'the
corresponding week Jest year, an increase of -1.6% ^-V.-170, p. 1806.'
from-railway-
the
of
Locomotive
of
of
coSt
improvement to
of
Division
Deliveries
locomotives'
the
it
announced
"
competitive
.
brings
and service
Recipients
one-
subscribing to additional; shares.
Em¬
its subsidiaries will get the right to
will
diesei-electric
t Motive
f
on.Nov.. 9
company
Thia
•
ment
:
buy
The
..
new
I
.
'
Pennsylvania RR.—Orders 226 New Diesels—1
the
,
stock
1
Sepfemlic r—
,
for all taxes, including
respectively. +Fair value as
1949
to the attention of Pennvoad's stockholders this important
change in policy. If was pointed out, however, that in view of the*
declaration of two dividends at this time, no further consideration
notf more'thah 150 shares £ach from the-Unsubscribed shares.
Grcss-from
,
"
shares
\
'• Weekly Output Shows 1.6% Increase—
Net
17.89
$77.29
...
—
Insurance
Tyson,
from
the
year;
directors
would
including
SEC,
•
stockholders
common
the
balance'
1
corporations
r
undertakings
net
354,043
of
1939/'
marks
was
ness
(at
•
392,568
the
on
President
Jr.;
on
paid
cents
Jan."!,
'
,
01
"
' (
;
-
Northwestern
-L——
notes
712,750
358,706
bringing
c
subscription price is to be fixed by the company at from $9.75
per-share,-; Underwrriting compensation is not to exceed 50 cents
per_ share.
^
>
'
Ex¬
57.10
4_52~f€i
722,934
-330,366
249,108
985.
p.
Life
Budd,
Charles R.
payable. six
*•
■
$2.74
■.
48.64
_.__J
and
Estimated
$3.24
market
(at
1948
'
.
1
•
G,
was
25
the
to $11
u:-
-
587,287
285,489
share
per
170,
Mutual
hereafter .and
Cun-
and
Invitation for
—
.
Such
of
Electric-output
quick assets
Securities
-.'
S.
the
These
(Minn.)
...
Worth Per Share— r
_309,00(J
$0.11
x
The
1499.
.'r Newmont Mining Corp.—Net
with
in connection with
proposals,
bidding.
$
98,932,171
315,000
$846,842
diversified
inviting, sealed,-written, proposals for the purchase
1,584,238 shares of common stock (no par) as shall
for by the holders of the subscription warrants or
stockholders
a
17,
purchase
The
•
Co.
&
has- received "permission from the SEC to make a
the common stock.
The proposal involves the sale
share® of *no par common stock, including 22,194 shares
the
ployees
$
cents
Trenton, N. "J.,
convert
company
offering
Under
sixth
.
of
1,584,238
Nov.
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—October Sales
Higher—
31r-^
1949-r-Month—1948
1949—10 Mos.-
a
company at Room. 1100, 231 South La
10:30 a.m.
(CST) on Nov. 16.
common
31,821
Period End. Oct.
863
315,000
" *$0.10
'
held,,in the treasury pf the company,, with pfior subscription rights to
•
767.758
V-'-
---•
1947
35,940
,
States Power Co.
company, is
it of such of
public
3,'006,634
"
filed
company
The
V
110,873
3,048,908 '
3114
For some
Oct. 26 offered 1,572 shares
on
market price of the common stock.
/
/:the
-
from
from
;
30,126
422,694
a
26,691,667
.
cumulative preferred stock at par ($100),
and; opening
.
Gross
Calendar Years-—•
1948
708,183
1929.
1,500,000
employees' of the--company and its subsidiaries pursuant to the
subscription offers relating to; said shares plue such number (not in
of 79,212)
of additional shares of such common stock as may
be purcliased by the company; prior to the time, for the presentation
-
'18,519 «'•/- "51,166
69,784
the
on
$1,147,514
_
once
excess
$374,024
..
100,253
-
changed
were
status
-4: J" :
6 Mos. End.
r.—
;
the
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
,
stocks
listed
June 30, '49
,
stockj—V.
and
This
"■
876,483
166,667
65,000
Purchase of Common Shares—'
•
.
preferred
On
The company
expects to
issue
inviations shortly
for bids to be
received
Nov.
17
on
$2,340,000 equipment trust
certificates.
The
certificates, which are to mature in l-to-15 years, will finance for
the road not more than 75% of the cost
of an equipment program.—
V. 170, p. 1806. ; ;
V
» '
*
: ■ :
:
J
■
yy;y
Ohio ' Telephone Co., Bellevue, Ohio—Pre-
Northern
The
New York
•
cf
since
1301.-/
New York New Haven & Hartford
RR.—Plans Issue—
September—
,
the company directly to residents of Ohio,: principally to
shareholders of Star Telephone Co., Ashland, Ohio.—V. 170, p.
477,164
;y••■•:-.> <•'
first
capital
and
1,436,709
I by
1,703,397
.
5V2?c
1 a,
v..
/
7} 12;003 shares already issued and outstanding.
'124.461
7,708,832
9,559,341
3,154,406
1300.
p.
$903,044
and
trading -privileges
to
a
fully
t>- 1807:;" ■ >.■ .'V'-"' "'■•"■v"''
The; directois
1,193,796
i
ningharh & Co., Cleveland,
1946
5%
first payable cn Doc. 12, 1949, to stockholders of record Nov. 17,
1949, and(the;;second payable 011 June 12, 195Q, to stockholders of rec¬
ord May 17,
1650. It was stated that of each dividend declared -,75
30,504,859
155,389
18,636,520
1,379,523
appropriations-^-'
Northern
,
•'
1947
and
the
*
98,431
■'<£\
.<'
v
,Ualance.of,. income.—.
—v. i7o, p. 1399.
Total 9 Mos.
j"
preferred
^ <The)r Pennroad Corp.—Declares $1 in Dividends—
167,026 >
152,989
debt!—
Net income.—
Skg. ;and res. funds—
Misc.
the
,
first
170,
assets
Fa.,
29,311,063
851,899
____
fir1 appropriations
1,960,000
redeemable
share
_I_—'
Pemi
Co.
•
.743,409
V
income—_____
+•;
Q,
*
Edward
v
;
Income
>,y
■
Co.—Listing—
outstanding
cents
Earnings—
591,021
7,657,041
inccmc—
oper.
$1,012,^24-
1194.
p
preferred stocks were admitted to dealings
Exchange on-Nov. "7.-• At ■ the same time the
Curb
preferred
common
(net).
income-
oper.
ry,
Total
Int.
:
: •; ,■■.
,.
170,
first"
income
19,867,012
514,227
ry.
tax accruals
:
"
$1,133,598
215,064
railway,---"
railway
31,246
92,284,373
Net
V
479,340
from
Net
$1,074,296
;stpck, both payable Dec. 1 • to holders of- record Nov/ 16.'
Previously: the company pakD20 cents per share each quarter on the
88,543,606
Ffy
$0.50
on
1.12
'1948
.
$950,375
income,—
$203,791
31,246
ferred
■
117,508,914
.$0:56
earnings
3rd Quar.
-
,
1.20
1949
•
178,601
811,tOD
preferred, '5%
York
dividend, of
1949—9 Mos.- -1948
10,410,279
$1,102,042
$0.50
2nd Quar
;
\
.172,000
$595,231
"If
-
v
,
Stuyvesgnt Peabody, Jr., President,
on
Nov.
7
stated
that
the
company's six months'statement ended Oct. 31 will show ; a smell
loss due. to the "prolonged miners' strike.
The directors-hgve_ declared a dividend for the-second
-quarter of
io cents per .share op the common stock, and the regular
688.158
.,
Ry.—Earnings—
1949—Month—1948
ferred Stock Offered-r-Lawrence. Cook
-
877,435.
211,100
161,375
769,300
•
Peabody Coal Co.—To Show Small Loss—Reduces
:
5,887,563
1,041,821
16,239,236
Other
nine
New Orleans & Northeastern RR.September—
$2,880,7€9
326,779
56,952
1,034,121
51,866
of ; the profit'made "during the first 6 months
applied'to; the reduction of debt.—V. 166, p. 1688.
;
6,440,994
8,548,492
Joint -facil.
$0.88
compare
.
.93
$3,070,339
,
17,283
.
9,981,153
1 "
$1,732,535
$0.50
—
the
1st Quar.
1949.
$759,522
$912,912
,
J; *All
91,696
follows:
as
$2,359,733
/ 21,027
;i"
;• >
Shares
1
revenues
r-\
outstanding
':
1
'
share
per
stock
73,797
$268,336
first
Period—
Net
1300.
Equip, .rents (net) (Cr)_
taxes (except income taxes in 1949 and 1948), deprecia¬
and other operating expenses.
(Deducted in 1947
operating profit.- (Loss.
/ ;
'
similar period of
$2,996,542
Dr21,196
.
unlisted,
w
$647,585
expenses!—\
<>'
$1,102,042
depletion,
from
under
help
factory with
cellophane a
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$780,718
10,999
taxes-.
redeemable
first
Total
1947
150,707
oper.
Net
250,000
$1.12
^.15
•
Olin
information,
1949—3 Mos.—1948
$901,913
loss
New
Payroll
oper.
Ry.
t
$0.21
-./>■
*
license
technical
(# Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earnings
Sales
Divs,
third
»
■
However,
company
alleging
Payne Cutlery Corp., Newark, N. J.- -Earnings, etc.-^-
s
t
i : h
Ry,
3.70,926
$1,982,535
.".250,000
Cr99^450
for divs.
situation
a
"Under normal
an
Net" income' per
$740,5,74
7,567,563
1,889,574
•
yi.IJfirj
Income avaii.
of
Port's
capacity.
to
agrees
full
350,365
Exchange.—V.
*'
Ry.
$709,022
,
24,936
$309,056
Prov. for inc. taxes (est.)
du
dis-
be
'
232,658
•
railway-a— / 6,530,912
railway.1,287,436
$
457,252
$1,598,683
306,858)
etc.)
income
of
eight-machine
33,000,000
pounds
of
some
and debs.
income
5io
from
<
income --.1
investmentsl-l'
from
division
additional
Pont
build
Total liabilities
$855,818
>
54,888
oper.
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
268,247
Operating
of
1_
.x-.
A
the
on
.*>,
Norfolk & Western
125,326
$495,943
Proceeds from pats.,
du
Pacific Gas & Electric
series
$1,309,194
Non-recurring losses
Inc.
built
supply
and
earnings
The
par
.
1—.. )"
income
•Deficit.—V. 170, p.
r
1946
•>.-
$1,851,681
from
ry.
'
"
railway,*-- V $769,398
oper.
from
Net
Subs.)-'Earnings-—
1949
$405,675
exps.
involving
.
cellophane
"On devaluation of Canadian currency.—V.
t
;
made
railway.v 162,829-
From Jan.
-;*•,
.
from
Net
production
year
oper._
admin,
Olin,
capacity
notes"
Net
,'L' :--v
York, this class A stock will
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
September—
Gross
T
feet.
income
from
'
-for
Total
Norfolk
;;
,
Net
New
Prov.
the 5%* sei-ies A
Niagara Hudson Power .CarpoIn-the ratio of four Niagara
Mohawk class A shares in
exchange for each Niagara Hudson first
preferred share and 3 9/t0ths shares of Niagara Mohawk class A stock
in exchange for each
Niagara Hudson second preferred stock, series A
t
Xv eX; *1.'
for
has
•
With
site/ design
..•Unrealized
dealings
V','.-
for
31, the Association reports electric output
72.748.000
feet
plant
Int." oh
tributed to holders of-the 5% series-first
preferred and
and series B second- preferred stocks
of
67,160,671 kwh. This is a decrease of 234,094 kwh., or 0.35%" below
production of 67,395,365 kwh. for the corresponding month a year ago.
Gas
j
•
"
contract
cellophane / patents,
estimated
•,\!
that
I'
output
2.57
or
-
Exchange
f
/
of
■«
the
have
Depreciation'
Pursuant to Niagara Hudson Power
Corporation's second amended
plan under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of
1935, approved
l>y the SEC on Aug.-25, 1949, and on Nov. 4 by the U. S. District Court
-
reports
of this
that market.
on
>.
Association—Output-£-
r.
Oct.
<
the
its•
Total
1806.
p.
would
__
293,000
York.—V* 170,
;
ago.
POnt
before depreciation
Other income
(net)_»^_
are
serve. 890,000 .electric
of
•Period End. Sept. 30—
Gain
from
operations
company
will
'company
class A stock
.
For the
du
Oxford Paper Co;
by the SEC which endorsed the plan last
agreed to minor changes demanded by
■
terms
it
7
year,
assist in training • personnel and putting the plant into com¬
mercial operation.
Olin -pays a fixed fee for plant design and con¬
struction and for licenses and know-how.-W.
169, p. 2532. •
•
*
„
corresponding week a year ago.
.Gas output for the Nov. - 4' week is reported at
166,940,000 cubic
feet.
Tills
is
a
decrease of
sj'i-'V."Z '.I-V'-.' /
//,
10,911,000 cubio feet,
or
6.13% : below jj- '.or seriesrB. ;
production of
:
177.851,000 cubic feet for the corresponding week a VSee also Niagara Hudson Power Corp, in V. 170, p..1806.
year
all
Court at Albany Nov.' 1
plan filed by the- corpora¬
Holding Company Act.
1
,
head
it
field.".
District
dissolution
Public
requested
the
•
The NeW York Curb
Off 10.5%—
1949—10 Mos.—1948
Association
increase
an
593,040
$2,201,214
$2,439,327
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Listing—
<
t
"
/,
New England Gas & Electric
For
was
after
new
gas
open
$5,270,666 $42,294,579 $42,183,401
:>./•
...
523,152
$1,510,582
Federal
and
the
commission.
The
1398.
1949—Month—1948
,<
____
in
with
on
cellophane
»
distribute
Nov.
be
pick
Foley
to
move
on
filed suit
against the
already controlled so large a percentage of the market as
guilty of monopoly.
This being the case, we did not feel war¬
ranted
in
spending the 'Stockholders'
money
in expansion
in
this
repaid.
•'* ;
■
will be named Niagara Mohawk power
Corp., and is expected to be Incorporated as oMJan. 1, 1950,
according
to an announcement
by Earle J. Machold, Niagara Hudson President.
-
.
action
The
October
when. Weirton's
T.
a
announced
to make
Investment.
minimum
Cellophane—
(Inc.),' in
Department-of-Justice
that
1
In
consolidation
standing: bank
stationary
established
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—October Sales
Sales-?.—i
the
48,546
...
.
The
plan provides that Niagara's three principal
operating sub¬
sidiaries—Buffalo Niagara -Electric
Corp., Central New York Power
Corp. and New York Power & Light Corp.—will be
merged into a single
operating "company.
The final step in the plan calls for dissolutipn
of Niagara Hudson as a
utility holding company as soon as its out-
to
.
12
the
Co.
-
was
which
during, the month.-—V.
$2,390,781
v
$2,724,366
Approved by Court—
&
production,
Industries,-Inc.t
Kurtsman,
circumstances
;
compliance
The
...»
•
James
in
August
of
V
was
March
was
tons.
$2,732,716
Z>r8,350
441,443
$l,687jl36
887. >
p.
Judge
tion
(In¬
because
170,
approved
all
an output
of 200,379 tons of ingots,, it
by Thomas E. Millsop, President of Weirton.
182,772
furnaces
*
policy
production
month
4,491,663
$1,952,025
285,366.
Nemours
rayon department, said-the deal "promises the
easing
that has bothered all concerned for several
years."
"There has been a shortage of cellophane," he said.
.Niagara Hudson Power Corp.—Plan for
Consolidation
with
2,
recoid
was
above
quarters
steel
,_r:. $2,072,502
and Dissolution
World's Record—
for
income...
de
cellophane
$20,000,000
an
$3.05
and
'
record
Co.
Nov.
on
"
hearth
in
the
*
Pont
of
Arlington
to
income...^-—
'
2,230,842
$5.01
expenses
depreciation
-for
preceding
Subsidiary Establishes New
A
5,140,000
replacements, not deductible for income
Chairman,1
Weir,
charges
tinued in
iron
8,745,000
'■
Ernest
special
Dtl, 229
Income deductions
314,285
"
separately
$2,500,000
-
purposes.
was
314,285
general
and
du
.
$4.09
*
shown
of.
property
income
$1,953,254
Net
3,574,312
2,453,900.- 2,230,817
per
increased cost
A
-
•
15,373,192
8,935,000
deducting cost of sales, selling
cludes ; special
■'•«
1947
:
•
$25,607,877 $15,831,437
5,507,111
"
314,285
income..
on
V*
a
1,018,612
4,443,346
,
income^—$10;047,905 $11,175,400 '$6,802,840
No.- of shares
"Net
taxes
3,334,216-
$2,095,881
Gross
I.
licensed-Olin
877,344
.
1948
"
operations and
in'
"
from int. and divs.-i/i./Li: $24,804,301
/
956,155'
580,682
3,352,969
•
incoine.c.^.,.^.^ I, Dr23,379
Other
,
Three Months Ended Sept. 30—, \
E.
ownership
■
860,761
:
750,049
t.jj
Operating
»
Prov.
652,538
•
•
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
•Income'- from
OHn Industries, Inc.—Licensed for
-
1949—12 Mos.—1948
.
'
come
•
In-
through
National Steel Corp.
*-
(1917)
'
l-_.
Depreciation
•'
was
CHRONICLE
$14,594,791 $12,600,604 $19,246,005 $16,880,459
7,262,985
5,673,665
9,606,625
7,511,524
490,036
406,249
646,402
590,535
Operation
r.
with
'
notification
FINANCIAL
1949—9 Mos.—1948
revenues
,
■Files
&
Niagara Falls Power Co. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1949—10 Mos.—1948
,
COMMERCIAL
that
all
for" redemption,
of
are
,
the
outstanding debentures,
presently convertible with¬
premium into shares of capital stock of the company on the basis
,
of
share of capital stock for each $100 principal amount of deben¬
on«
the debentures now being
business on Dec, 12, 1949.
The redemption price in effect on Dec. 12, 1949, Is 103 plus accrued
Interest to that date.
The market price of the company's capital
stock at the close of business on Nov. 4 was $117.25 and of the deben¬
So.
"There
The
3h&t6S
.
V.
earnings of Peoples Gas were $6,378,578, or $9.64 per
months ended Sept. 30, 1949, and $11.76 per share
"Consolidated
share
for
nine
the
Dec.
1949."—V.
20.
170,
Judge John
The
Permanente Metals Corp.—To Change Its .Name—
It
>
announced
was
on
change the nume of this
has
31,
share
into
Co.
1949.
of
is
stock
this
P.
Bessemer
Lake
&
L.
Erie
has
RR.
of
$1.50
RR.
Co.—
National
It
Hampshire
plan
the
was
last
advanced
one
for
and
liabilities
The
Nov.
8 that the directors have voted to
corporation to Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
about
at
into
got
full
number
a
is
In
of
170,
hand-made
declared the usual quarterly dividend of 30
per share
payable Nov. 30 to stockholders of record Nov. 15,
This brings payments in 1949 to $1.50 per share,-as compared
56 cents in cash and one share of Kaiser-Frazer Corp. stock for
20 shares of Permanente stock owned.
Henry Kaiser,
President, advised the board that November
minum orders are headed for a
record and October shipments
also
board
in the company's history.—V. 170, p.
largest for any month
the
Portland
cents
1949.
with
each
on
common
shares of
automobiles
weie
12 Months Ended Sept.
'
.'at1]
170,
figures.—V.
'
,
Depreciation
*1948
$941,519
1947
$882,519
—
$9.12
$4.81
$4.74
General
Puerto
8ales
The
l
•-
and
reported
kwh.
or
'■/' '
'■
\
v.!'
i
'*/■ '-V-1;
V"
and
1948
96,522
41,474
V.
: 12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Sales—Electric (thousand kwh.).—
ft.)
income—™
—
,
utility
Operating expenses
services..
Provision
income
Federal
taxes
Federal
Other
58,670,067
11,433,751
of
net
per
and
15,118,962
$103,598
2,789
3,065
$106,663
./
—t———
2,323,106
———
-
Other
taxes—
from
Income
income
utility
——
31,631
income
____
^
«,..
„
$79,610
shares
750
by
services..
4,609,035
31,149,093
644,698
Net
Bank
&
Trust
1949,
its
of
Co.,
receive
4.70%
York,
New
tenders
Preferred Shares—
income
charges
Jk
,L
.
31,793,791
earnings
for
N.
the
Y„
sale
will
until
the
to
Dividends
9,792,640
on
on
;
1949
Amount
22,001,151
1948
retained
business
in
2,993,775
Water
.
outstanding
—V.
170,
802,990
10,698,864
at
Sept,
30)—
1
f
<
.
<1
.
$1.60
the
The Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., will until 12 o'clock
•
tenders
for
exhaust
to
trustee,
noon
135
on
So.
Dec.
Broad
15,
Street,
1949,
receive
the
3% -6%
gage
sale to it as of Jan. 1, 1950, of consolidated mort¬
bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 2039, to an amount sufficient
the sum of $150,052, at prices not to exceed their face
a mount.-
•
22,000,000
9,870,703
12,874,398
35,347,875
5,892,304
5,669,922
5,892,304
29.812,788
5,669,922
$1.60
$2.19
$5.78
$5.03
Associated
Cost
Oil
Co.
below.—V.
and
the
in
;
indicated
in
$1.40
his report to the
part:'
in
out
of
line
feel
in
the
in
stands
now
price,
and
if
the
normal
at
price
of
The
trustees
voting
Jan.
have
for
the
preferred
and
to
determined
There
income
Dec.
2,
1949,
a
'surplus'
to
''
.•.-r-;..'.>)Dec.
on
will
20
common
vote
on
•
the stockholders also
of
will be asked to
increase
the
terminate
the
stocks
common
voting
trust
of
this
agreement
2,
to
ex¬
certifi¬
stock,
a
quarterly
payable
with
25
lative preferred stock
The
of
15,000
voting power of said
Federal
Net
175,000 preferred shares
Period End. Sept. 30—
'»
,
'
"•
•*
1
Gross
■
-
"
$
income
Purchases
crude
petroleum
other
,
of
(oth.
■; taxes
eral
Prov.
than
Prov.
for
—
Federal
income
on
^0 Net
47,352,442 178,228,073 129,322,992
No.
35,227,582
91,383,481
3,500,000
11,734,780
10,274,445
33,957,637
31,379,863
3,313,334
5,443,100
12,099,734
19,221,490
32,684,666 *55,702,772
6,045,551
6,047,240
6 045,255
$3.18
$5.40
$9.21
694.
Pioneer Service &
Engineering
A' -M°r.ri;:,on>
of
'
—
loss
•
sale
on
of
property
this
7°. Manager of the Secretarial
company,
died
on
Nov.
3
after
a
and
Treasury
brief
illness.
_On Nov. 7 the directors declared a year-end extra
,•35 cents per share and a regular quarterly dividend of
on
the
common
dividend
20
cents
of
per
stock,
both payable Dec. 12
to
holders
of
total of 80 cents
paid in 1949, including
15 cents per share in each of the
three preceding quarters
A total
of 75 cents (including 15 cents extra on
Dec. 13) was disbursed in
1948.
•
„
This
makes
tors
voted
addition
a
regular
quarterly
payment
employees' retirement income plan.
amount
to
.'■■■'
Inc.—Registers
With
>Vv
20
common
shares
held
of
record Nov.
Proceeds
that
its
period
the
of
financing
additions
construction
ending
Dec.
will
and
be
used
to
1952
will
for
the
in
pay
improvements.
expenditures
31,
Chemical
Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales (excl. of inter¬
to
of
sales)
sales (excl.
The
part
the
cost
—V.
for
reserve
plant
replacement
of
one-half
before
Other
above.—V.
Co.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
1949—3 Mos.—1943
$44,500,050
1,313,453
2,959,196
4,022,132
397,806
437,586
397,806
$2.90
$3.30
$6.76
$10.11
'
170, p. 890.
He
will
-
,
..
concerned
is
to
of
one
combination
new
the
and
screen
his
largest
storm
manufacturers
approximately
The
into
the
trust
direc¬
fund'of
the
total quarterly
profit-sharine
$299,000.—V. 170
p
1703
Deprec.
State
and
7,565,528
Mr.
Linebaugh
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf
'
160,
p.
2188.
from
Net
ry.
income
oper.
Gross from
Net
from
Net
ry.
*
1947
1946
$253,774
$178,733
*25,117
153
*64,221
*130,380
*58,212
*112,123
2,550,581
2,405,309
2,274,188
*69,354
railway.—_
2,639,441
railway
264,433
income...
oper.
Deficit.—V.
87,192
65,643
38,299
*592,333
*509,540
*474,628
r
*348,614
•
170, p. 1402.
Co.—Earnings—
Years Ended Aug. 31—
Total
operating
1949
revenues
12,831,726
Maintenance
and
repairs
$1,075,435
$4,867,538
$4,698,872
75,174
59,210
158,668
207,650
$1,134,645
345,451
329,636
profit——
Capital
Earnings
shares
per
outstdg.
share
$5,026,206
1,134,954
$4,906,522
r»
1,083,034
46,250
17,300
118,750
104,300
588,250
—V. 170, p. 1638.
1
292,250
1,559,250
1,406,500
$£49,592
$495,459
627,305
927.305
$0.92
$0.53
.
9,281,146
1,563,195
1,385,700
1,055,728
2,379,123
2,097,635
1,941,245
(other than Federal income).
Federal taxes on income
2,480,750
951,000
1,951,950
1,229,000
1,155,000
$2,939,566
$3,138,477
$3,224,281
5,431
8,225
4,576
$2,944,997
$3,146,702
$3,228,858
...
Net
operating income—
Other
income
Gross income
Total
Net
income
deductions
1,713,112
797,860
1,221,291
1,700,449
$2,147,137
income
$1,925,411
$1,528,408
surplus, beginning of period-
3,250,356
2,879,944
2,726,534
$5,397,493
——!
$4,805,355
$4,254,943
471,750
;
—
375,000
375,000
1,450,000
•
1,180,000
1,000,000.
*Discount and expenses
88,117
1349—9 Mos.—1948
$1,754,369
$1,829,543
1947
11,804,027
Depreciation and amortization
Taxes
Common dividends
(& Subs.)—Earnings
1948
$23,145,360 $21,606,789 $18,770,514
_
Operation
*In
of
BANK
needs
cumulative
CREDIT
in
needed,
of
$2,213,251.! $2,312,688
927,305'
$2.39
-327,305
$2.49
the
either
stock
or
time
in
effective,
will
for
in
the
bank
will
the
bonds,
BEING
to
become
month
of
likely
to
sells its
proposed
approval.—V.
to
170,
the
p.
available
October,
range
next
which will be
The
submitted
be
effected
that
to
syndicate
a
be
$2,879,943
of
300,000
value.
par
construction
meet
Therefore,
with
1949,
$2o
ARRANGED—Directors
can
loans.
will
$3,250,355
April,
series,
best
borrowings,
company
1950.
be
in
financing
agreement
financing
that
keting
mission
an
beginning
sale
1950
necessary
and early
$8,000,000
temproary
anticipated
and
$8,000,000
through
negotiated
credit
this
1949
$3,387,627
issuance
preferred stock, 4J/2%
OP
the
that
late
basis,
porary
a
with
connection
repaid when
Net
Mer¬
986.
1948
San Diego Gas & Electric
27,326,319
3,481,723
.
p.
$233,491
Preferred dividends
23,792,200
3,699,534
tax
170,
RR.—Earnings—
railway
$234,988
railway—u
*16,883 \
Total surplus
8,253,569
1,181,509
tax—
income
distributors
Appliance
was
Co.—V.
1949
.
from
Net
170,
and
1,230,019
depletion—
income
Federal
and
windows.
association,
September—
shares
.income
V
Linebaugh has been appointed Assistant to the President.
primarily with sales management for the com¬
be
which
pany,
being
Total
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$37,026,837
1,269,500
437,586
(F. C.) Russell Co.—New Official Elected—
$10,549,916 $10,510,513 $32,359,271 $35,506,915
income———.
$3.72
reserves
Earned surplus, Aug. 1__.
profits
193,676
V\'
outstanding
share
per
determined
Operating
225,000
$1,464,656
$6.23
'
225,000
193,676
s;
year
$55,300,000.—V.
of
deprec. and depletion)
Sell., adm. and gen. exps.
$1,689,656.
$981,254
f'
$14,518,974 $15,038,141
Harold R.
of
estimates
company
three
approximate
1949—3 Mos.—1948
—
1,035,000
$1,206,254
earnings
share
per
Earnings
Net
company
24,787
849,686
sales
Earned
Dow
122,100
20,700
-
taxes.
profit—.—_
Capital shares outstdg-
Pyrene Manufacturing Co.—Suit Settled—
See
60,0-34
200,000
Net
1807.
p.
1948 :
170, p. 402.
Net
25, 1949.
a
At the same meeting the board voted
the 16th straight quarterly
wage-and-salary dividend" of 6% of quarterly base
pay
for most
employees, and a year-end extra of another 3%.
in
payments
Indiana,
-f.
for each
•
.
From Jan. 1—
Competitive bidding will determine the dividend rate, subscription price
and underwriting terms.
Cost
■'
record Nov. 28.
of
^
of
—i_—
Ruberoid
which 160,000
May
Co.
paid
$13,306,586 $13,881,296
10,839,351 '11.009,753
expense—.
.
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Year-End Extra
Dividend, Etc.—
Share
•
per
record
previously
1949
——
Period End.
time.
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Co.—Obituary
er*V. 170, p. 694.
>'
1947, of
series
375,000
Service
construction
^.•Includes profit from sale of investments in the amount of $978,000
'"££othe,,th,™ garter of 1943 and $2,204,000 for the third quarter of
1948.—V.
Department
initial
an
company Nov. 7 filed
a
registration statement with the SEC
142,354 shares of its cumulative preferred stock
($100 par) proposed for sale to common stockholders.
Stockholders will
be
offered
the
right to subscribe
to the new
preferred, which is convertible into common, at the rate of one pre¬
18,385,500
—*10,731,537
Avge. shrs. outstanding6,047,439
per share—
$1.77
-
to
SEC—
ferred share
§»et proiit
'
July,
of
seeking registration of
33,776,879 108,799,408
1,500,000
,
profit.
p.
in
cents
of
190,595
shares
of
Earned
—V.
Gross
The
taxes
(net)--
170,
authorized
for
Issue Sold
;stock./from*vl,250,006
250,000
Public
•
60,354,140
Fed-
for
depletion,
deprec., devel. costs &
retirements
!**
'
121,361,373 117,568,356 365,769,518 329,674,608
contingencies.
Reserves
•r,
$
last
40
97,268
•/■"V:
and
income), and int.
for
$
'
(inch
inventory fluctuations)
Oper.
and
gen.
exps.,
,/
1
that
at
SEC
V
Sept. 30—
est;
income
Prior
approved an increase in the company's
to
1,875,000
common, shares,
and
preferred shares.
The
company's
construction
program
this year
is
estimated at
$16,000,000, of which $10,800,000 was spent in the first nine months.
—V. 170, p. 985.
authorized
from
1949—9 Mos.—1948
oil,
prod,
merch.
1949—3 Mos.—1948
sold
were
stockholders
remainder
of
share
.
sold
earnings
Balance
of
(par $100) for $1,507,000.
the
the
holders
to
5
per
—
Appropriated
1086.
Colorado—Preferred
constituted
shares
dividend
Dec.
cents
170, p. 1500.
debt
subsidiary
Privately—The company, Oct. 13, sold privately to Metro¬
politan Life Insurance Co., 15,000 shares of 4^4% cumu¬
shares
Phillips Petroleum Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
.
Service Co. of
with
be offered at par
Greensboro, N. C.
$13,209,318 $13,815,262
goods
for
-
preferred stock from one to l'/a votes per share.
The company has 46,000 stockholders.—V. 170, p.
The
;
-
.
stock, without
par, value,
from 7,500,000 shares (of which there are outstanding
6,410,000 shares) to 15,000,000 shares, in order to effect a 1%-for-l
split-up.
:■
•
To preserve the
relative voting power of the 8%
preferred stock,
stock
declared
compares
—
and
are
reach
v:'
vV."
proposal to increase the authorized
a
Public
1950.
Holders of
voting trust certificates have been requested
change their certificates lor the common and preferred stock
cates on and after Nov. 23, 1949.—V.
170, p. 1807.
'
1401.
p.
has
reserve
transfer
~5:;
record
its peak
decline of
materials
raw
reserve."
of
notification
of
—
Interest
this balance
need
we
will
company
amounts
reached
$16,000,000.
feel
we
Split-Up—
stockholders
additional
reserve
Since then,
due to
a
of raw materials, the
However,
is
that
This
reserve.
letter
a
serially 1950-1959, to
Oscar Burnett & Co.,
chandising Buyer of the E. F. Goodrich
company
170,
Depreciation
that,
31, 1948.
in the price
we
balance
approving
Voting Trust Agreement to Be Terminated—
on
293,588
1■
Said
12,
have
common
This
sales
Other
$9,014,575
$2.05
the board,
meeting Oct.
you
Decline*
put
protection.
which
The
.
^
be
Plans Stock
.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders—
told
March
fats
further
value
.
,
some
any
$1.70
Price
probably
$48,000,000
for
"
—
annual
we
approximately 70%
substantially reduced and
9,726,240
stock (on shares
Chairman of
been
802,990
:
1807.
p.
;i;
stock
ago
Inventory
would
still
....
common
their
of
3,922,979
a
at
years
$3.07
—
shares outstanding.
common
Deupree,
for
802,990
11,671,488
6,241,111
stock
Earnings per share of
28,750.000
Underwriter,
quarter.—V.
Total
in order to protect the company
against tremendously costly price fluctuations, we had set up a 'Reserve
2,750,105
'
802,990
—.
$1 dividend prererenee common
Common
650,818
9,400,000
share.
9 Months Ended
1947
$19,737,322 $13,221,916
-
share-.
common
6,410,000
on
jftofckholders
19,147,562
11,963,275
stock—,,——
——————
R.
VTwo
Shares outstanding at Sept. 30—
f
1,477,702
28,106,134
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—Earnings—
—_
Richard
I,'"
$1
common
16,042.610
533,099
income
directors
on
17.
each
and
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
after
profit
•"Earnings per
7,347,191
.
stockholders
preferred stock—.—
div. pref. common stock
on
Dividends
Dividends
,
5,298,637
470,977
$
555,732,627 553, 871,991
81,618,187
757,194
company
—
26,494,753
'
.
_
for
1949—9 Mos.- -1948
5,061,953
outstdg
interest.
Nov.
cumulative
charges.:
$30,597,322 $21,181,916 $29,399,575
U. S. and foreign income taxes-—
10,860,000
7,960,000
10,885,000
Reserve for inventory price decline
9,500,000
25,836,708
658,045
—
-
other
and
remaining
Subs.)—Earnings—
a
Tide
The
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
(net)—
debt
on
Amount
beta
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.—Dividend Increased—
598.
p.
Chemical
"Based
-Interest
has
or
income
27,052
$129,693
—
Procter & Gamble Co.
2,057,838
—
income—-
Gross
already have
mail,
$
The company Nov. 2 filed
5% debentures due
and
Net
12,444,738
11,756,060
4,890,257
...—
taxes———
local
shares
the
196,859,351
debt
com.
Reserve
State
in
Robinson Tag & Label Co., New York—Files—
preferred stock, series B, at
a
price of $100 per share plus accrued and unpaid dividends to the
purchase date of Dec. 2, 1949.—V. 170, p. 889,
60,039,126
9,913,040
13,368,454
———*
depreciation——
for
700,000
is
more
(&
$100,000
including Nov. 28,
2,175,503
$
$
136,953,690 126,656,545
——.——
Maintenance
than
more
and
155,453,036
23,703,633
(est.)
shares
See
'
$161,325
—
_—...—.—
deductions
The
1948
7,283,015
17,145,842
•
,
from
the
170, p. 792.
24,460
$158,535
Potomac Edison Co.—To Purchase
1949
—7,444,788
17,400,350
2,204,346
E„——
pounds)
(thousand
Steam
notified
1
Richfield Oil Corp.—New Crude Oil Contract—
22,609
48,322
tax.—.—
(net)
income
-V. 170,
*
Revenues
Nov.
on
78,774
44,817
'
Net
gain
a
'
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT'
„
America
Oct. 1, 1949, the plants of the company have been
strike and there has been no production or shipments.
It
appears that
anticipation of the strike was responsible for increased
orders and production in the last two
months of the third quarter.—
454,614
24,123
income
Income
'
cu.
of
1949—3 Mos.—1948
depletion—
Fed.
Consol.
Earns,
share
(thousand
Bank
that
were
operations
for
Com.
$725,531
taxes
Gross
its
to date, a total of 6,300,503,000 kwh. were produced, or
of 41,434,000 kwh., or 0.7%, over the same period of 1948.
Gas
1
revenue
funded
on
taxes
,
year
t
'
the
8,300,000
oper.
from
closed
1949
--J- UV
Utility operating
subsidiaries for the week ended Nov. 5, 1949
electric output of 146,691,000 kwh.,,a decrease of 3,147,000
from the corresponding week of last year..-For the
and
company
that
Nov.
on
Deprec.
at $23.50 per
396,349
J -—-
:
income
of
$
but
$768,671
i-w
—
—
Rico
*
497.
p.
Other
*'
30—
—
Dallas.
Republic Steel Corp.
Co.—Earnings—
—
Operation
Maintenance
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Weekly Output—
■*
revenues
Subs.)—
(&
1949
$1,587,963
share
common
per
"Revised
Inc.
Bank
NOTE—Since
Porto Rico Gas & Coke
1302.
with
escrow
his
Int.
(no par)
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
share. The issue has been oversubscribed.—V. 170, p. 1807.
alu¬
taxes
Sept. 30—
Net Income after charges and
9 Months Ended
.Earnings
Co.,
Products
stock
an
reorgani¬
Co.—Secondary Offering—
Oct. 31 made a secondary offering
of 3.000
in
the effer, Mr. Myers named the Los Angeles brokerage
Barbour, Smith & Co., Fairman & Co. and Harker & Co.-to
agents in acquiring the stock.
of
Reports
Electric
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Operating
Dairy
Philadelphia
General
Bank
understood
as
Prov.
-The
company to H. H. Myers of
the deposit of the required
with
Calif,
been deposited in the ecrow
pledged.—V. 170, p. 1302.
111.
p.
Angeles,
this
1
stock
making
firms
act
Inc.
production.—V.
in
Nov.
on
outstanding
purchaser of the deposit of the necessary two-thirds of the
outstanding
capital stock, and called upon Mr. Myers and the Dallas bank for the
funds with which to pay for the stock under
deposit.
$2,400,000.
produced
company
never
the
Los
at
interest
assured
was
28, last, Mr. Myers made an offer of $5.50 a share for the
1,049,500
shares of outstanding capital stock,
contingent upon the
deposit of two-thirds, or 699,666 shares, in escrow by Nov. 8.
The offer was backed by a guarantee of
$6,000,000 by the Republic
agreement
E.
controjing
of
On Sept.
Knight at Buffalo.
New
the
America
close
the
share
one
into
and
of
such
&
B.
for
of
two-thirds
with
as
of
terms
of
exchangeable
of
1949.
effective
the
stock
3.
company
become
Under
common
and
Nov.
on
Dallas, Texas,
zation
of
the
company.
The
only alternative
now
is
bankruptcy.
Judge Knight fixed Nov. 28 for what is expected to be the final
hearing.
An attorney for the trustees told the court that the com¬
pany's current physical assets had been appraised at less than $50,000
1602.
p.
Monday, November 14, ,1949
-Republic Petroleum Co.—Control Sold-
unlisted
from
A group of New Hampshire dealers reported Nov. 7 that
they had
"nothing tangible to propose" for reorganization of the corporation.
George W, Carruthers of Contoocook, N. H., spokesman for the
group, said the Reconstruction Finance Corp. had rejected the group's
application for a $3,500,000 loan.
He appeared before U. S. District
1949.
If 711,786 shares of
stock (instead of 661,786) had been outstanding on Sept. 30, 1949, the
Adjusted earnings per share for the 12-month period ended on that
day would have been $11.04 per share instead of $11.76 as reported.
"Since July, 1948, the company has declared dividends on the capital
.stock at the annual rate of $6 per share.
A quarterly dividend of
SI.50 per share is payable Jan.
13, 1950, to stockholders of record
12-month period ended on Sept. 30,
for the
merging
RR.
preferred
2803.
p.
Exchange
merger
Oct.
on
each
converted
165,
of
Curb
removed
was
Playboy Motor Car Corp.—Dealer Group Fails to Put
Through Reorganization Plan—
»
.
business
cumulative
presently outstanding 661,786 shares of the company s
If all the debentures now being called should be concapital stock there would then be outstanding 711,786
York
$50,
value
par
Lake »Erle
merger,
been
New
agreement
of
privilege may be exercised at the company s office,
Chicago, 111., or at the Guaranty Trust Co.
are
into
the
Bessemer
^capital stock.
Verted
CHRONICLE
Sale
stock,
common
trading on
Michigan Ave.,
York.—Ed J
New
The
of
conversion
[The
FINANCIAL
Listing—Merged.
tures was $117.
122
&
Pittsburgh, Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.-^Removed from
-
tures, and that the conversion privilege on
tailed for redemption expires at the close of
Of
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1918)
10
to
of
be
1949.
from
issue
offered
loan
end
banks
have
budget
a
tem¬
there
is
whereby
drawn
upon
as
Interest
rates
on
2%
represented
on
to
2Va%'.'
It
is
by
notes, will be
of permanent securities,
at
some
propitious
mar¬
agreement, before becoming
California
Public Utilities Com¬
793.
Volume 170
Number 4855
THE
Seaboard Air Line RR.—September. Earnings—Vi;..:
"♦
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Wet
oper.
oper/ine._
railway
Total
1949—Month—-1948
H
income
•Net
income
L
income
surplus
if
missible
882,103
.
1,063,010
capital
54fr, 287
••
sinking
transfd."
be
to
fund
fund
•
shares of
income
to
transfd.
be
Sales
t
—V.
170,
to
4,326,874
„
-Period End. Oct. 31—
Consol.
earned
—V.
1537.
5493,310
,
1402. V
>
'
State
from
from,
Net
ry.
1949
Net
after charges
Income taxes
Federal
Number
shares
of
Earnings
:
outstanding..
.
••
Inventories
to
of
struction
and
provide
capacity
well
at
275,000
Indiana,
feet of
square
In
and
new
Mr.
improvement
and
Seeger
mills remain
under
$1,939,931
392,349'
1
con-
557,221
.'
16,085,321
4,426.553
4,590,509
3,50§,243
declared.
"Prospects
for
2,052,028
1,719,392/
1,033,908
$4,257,746
1,293,899
of
.
$1,668,671
$3,019,263
.
$1.94
$3.40
$5.22
BALANCE
SHEET,
SEPT.
30
deprec.)
!'/
Federal
Sundry
Funded
debt
Capital
Shares, Inc.—Registration—
1
other'
-
acci
Mrs.
225,000
directors
after
the
stock
in
is
It
.
been
the
of
exchange
expected
fixed
holders
be
to
Henry
W.
terms
as
also
W.
a
the
A
3,123,081
1,656,439
"3,325,000
3,550,000
13,465,060
—___.
•13,465,060
27,632,849
shares)
The
of
be
redeemed
additional
of
group
$75
at
share
per
shares
of
The
directors
share
per
the
makes
of
Pharmaceutical
Production
Lauer,
Corp.
of America
,v,.V
(&
same
Oct. 29, '49
and
Oct. 29, '49 Oct. 30, '48
$2,519,203 $27,739,740 $27,246,405
the
as
in
October,
declared
8
total
$2
of
per
dividend
directors
15
to
dividend
been
In
have
declared
stockholders
disbursements
paid
1948
Sept.
on
total of
a
of
dividend
a
record
for
1949
Nov.
to
share
per
of
17,
$2.60
15 and 60 cents
$3.70
::
>
share
for
the
EARNINGS
of
40
1949,
year
cents
which
'
March
on
paid.—V.
15
170,
and
June
Net
earnings
Earnings per
ENDED
MONTHS
SEPT.
1948
•
170,
(estimated)
Operation
v
119,925
17,361
2,799
3,467
Maintenance
Depreciation
General
:■
"
220.888
290,000,000
203,000,000
$6.46
$10.25
39.907
/;>
-
■
70,000
70,000
150,321
share
$5,747,344
Operating
Other
Gross
Total
Income-
income
income
Net
$24,874
for
$25,255
deducts.—
$240,471
396,554
311,444
529,256
409,903
431.250
412,500
568,750
525,000
246,600
177,000
295,100
193,700
618,030
525,803
816,334
taxes-
Operating income
$530,192
$386,969
2,824
"
$655,059
7,111
7,941
Other income
$241,236
196,419
$8,940
income
$180,312
$8,553
$44,816
•$15,677
-V.
■M
j
$389,794
42,475
56,246
$663,000
$494,829
23,479
$333,548 '
'/
$599,670
$503,991
ry.
1948
1947
Definitive
June
1,
1968,
bonds
porary
43
first
mortgage
are
at
available
now
The
pipeline
Chase
for
National
sinking
delivery
Eank
of
fund
in
3%■
bonds
exchange
the
City
of
due
for
New
•Gross
from
Net
ry.
tem¬
$263,599
&
3,757
76,964
<'33,774
•5,308
*61,549
13,456
-
2,126,321
5,300
'
2,728,801
170, p. 1338.
2,430,762
132,393
ir;
2,607,819
113,181
>
213,594
*415,255
>
*393,041
c428/377
*
income—
'
Southern Pacific
and
certificates,
series
CC,
Banking
&
Trusts,
dividends
in
connection
V.
170.1 p.
to
be
issued
trustee,
as
with
the
1704.
by
the
sold
and
Pennsylvania
at
procurement
of
Co.
sales
—V.
99.131 '
and
certain
Beptember-
1949
1948
1947
Net
ry.
railway
158,165,936
railway—
31,593,842
45,183,314
35,688,726
30,107,610
14,825,936
21,553,003
14,998,873
^
income..,-
182,968,579 162,896,895
58,632,803
"
Estimated Gross Earnings—
—11
Period—
Gross
1
earnings
p. 1808.
170,
shares of
shall
the
extent
The
the
of
one
subscription
determined
be
to
are
have
cumulative. pre¬
new
1844.
three
Vice-Presidents
yearly
The
meeting
three
will
19
Jan.
to
Vice-Presidents
and
George J. Stewart, Members
George H. Swift, one of £he $wo
are
founder;
and
that
the
M.
B.
A.
F.
Brainard.
Hunt,
247;^ 'J*
Gas Transmission
President
who
retired
./
.
the
year
.
V*
*
'
of
tyst
Co.—Secondary Offering
was
oversubscribed.—V. 170, p. 1438.
Subs.)—Earnings—Dividends—
In
per
to
75
9,
1949.
share,
169,
as
1948.—V.
p.
•
per
This
against
brings
$3
of
share,
in
>
.
which
•
quarterly
a
stockholders
cents
of
Nov.
1947
<j»- 'k
record
payable
cash
dividend
No\*.
Dec.
'9:,
15
dividends
total
and
$6.97
2,/a'/»
in
of
$1
per
and
1949,
an
stockholders
to
paid
to
restored
was
,
78,396,388
$8.44
v
'
reserve
'
declared
28
'
' *' V
{£ "
94,513,729*113,617,147
special inventory
Oct.
1948
*'
-•*
U
•$•'<
_
$6.85
1948.
on
payable Jan. 3
dividend
record
1949
v
taxes_
this year
stock
to
disbursed
2534.
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—Secondary
Offering—
A
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made Oct. 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $15.75
per share.
The issue has been oversubscribed.—V. 170,
p. 794.
v.
\\
,,
;
,
..
additional
shares
common
1948
1947
1946£
$241,731
$213,076
$215,333
90,853
19,666
72,565
ry.
30.609
*34,620
18,131
90,634
57,709
2,321,970
2,396,303
2,186,921
1,861,406
849,349
874,840
938,673
536,339
368,999
276,859
452,832
223,748
railway
railway
oper.
income
From Jan. 1—
from
from
Net
,/;
1949
$232,205
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
170, p.
1438.
under
Exchange Act'of 1934, which are to be issued in ex¬
the
common
and
preferred
shares
of
John
Puhl
"
Of
the
common
and
Co,
shares,
will
34,500
1,500 shares
for
deliverable
be
the
all
500
exchange
In
preferred shares.-
$6,715,663
-
'
1948
,
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1949
1948
$8,916,860 $235,469,354 $272,792,659
■
U.
Dividend—
Declares Extra
The
directors
share
the
and
Nov.
Nov.
on
the
common
1,
18.
t
'
'
J
from
stock,
dividend
quarterly
both
payable
dividend
extra
an
last year.—V.
distribution
Dec.
170,
p.
like
of
to
was
per
share
record
Net
from
Dec.
Net
ry.
of
made
on
■
*
'
'
:
■
:"r'.
'
On
shares
Nov.
of
Kenneth
4
a
letter
common
Baxter)
of
notification
stock,
to
Philadelphia,
170/p.
247;
be
sold
was
at
through
filed
with
market
H.
M,
the
1946
$8,139,087
2,454,934
1,732,956
1.230,339
908,597
1,567,831
1,437,707
87,895,246
95,304,194
83,384,372
22,771,372
25,914,516
25,880,984
76,157,635
14,825,986
9,290,591
income™
Gross
from
railway
railway,
oper.
170, p.
Income
10,760,683
10,619,058
10,377,462
1339.
.
for 3,600
by C.
$3V2)
ifc Co.,
1947
$9,363,317
3,033,585
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Trustee
SEC
(about
Byllesby
1948
3,610,760
$10,594,223 $10,752,555
railway
From. Jan. 1—
—V.
i
RR.—Earnings-^1949
railway,;
oper.
cents
1338.
*
ry.
25
of
50 cents
holders
of
1
amount
from
Net
,
declared
3
regular
extra
An
delphia.—V.
.
September—
Gross
Sterling Motor Truck Co., Inc.—Filing—
\
Days End. Oct. 31
1949
Texas & New Orleans
all
•"»
—V,
share,
Gross
.
'
-
the
to
.
held.
stock
retire.
Smith
retire
the
$6,000,000
later
Net
12,857,404
oper.
will
of
directors
Net
on
from
for
Puhl
per
From Jan. 1—
from
stock
34,000
1949,
to
170, p.
9
at
will
«•
a
Net
1949—8 Mos.—1948
.
1946
railway—_ $17,273,844 $20,272,246 $17,701,519 $17,945,152
from railway—
4,088,303
4,762.598
3,624.439
4,048,716
ry. oper. income—
2,089,800
2,333,054
1,493,037
1,874,974
Gross
:
has registered 36,000
company
Products
from
Net
1538.
Securities
change
for
Net
C.
Insurance, Co.,
'Deficit.—V.
The
by
supplied
payable
,
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Ntft
Paul
who
sons
Nov.
on
who
/_/, '1
•
'After
$8,799,553 $11,250,025
$973,147
-
Sterling Drug, Inc.—Acquisition, Etc.—
.
value,
par
preferred
new
directorships
Co., Inc. The issue
Net
equipment.—
accrued
for
common
the
announced
for
board
Gross
for
the
Gross
170, p.
1949—Month—1948
-
$1,388,067
—
—
be
be
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
Stores, Inc.—Oct. Sales Increase—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
21,
days,
16
$100
of
shares
of
of
Nov.
of
September—
Co.—Equipment Trust Certificates—
ICC on Nov. 2 authorized the company to assume obligation
liability in respect of not exceeding $15,780,000 equipment-trust
will
consider creating
$100 par value.
-
of * record
period
a
directors
Brandt,
Life
earnings
/
York,
Sterchi Bros.
'
to
are
sale
*293,415
V
"
Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 170, p. 1704.
Te
,
railway——
railway—,
oper.
57,283
his
of
:
-
terms
the
of
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
,$321,538
49,759
income—
•Deficit.—V.
•
.
from
Net
all
1946
$29 7,891
12,927
From Jan. 1—
Ready—
sell
to
secondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made Oct. 28 at $25% per share by Blyth
$3.75
1949
railway—;
railway
oper.
of
holdings of
—A
In
$223,934
from
Net
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Definitive Bonds
F.
the
extra
September—
from
>*
'
62,297
holdings
her
proposes
will
18
stock
for
10
Tennessee
$532,471
63,330
.
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
Net
his
of
all of
•
a| Vice-Presiderit.-Mr.-! 170, p;
of
195,990
/
y
Nov.
on
terms
three
J.
3,755
599.
p.
'
; •Deficit.—V. 169, p. 1998.
$537 304
deductions
income
170,
out
sale of
Director,
proceeds
profit after charges and
Earnings per share.^
Gross
Income—
each
the
company
succeed
$528,716
754
$24,874
16,314
shares
the
Net
Gross
'
685,406
2,882,844
deprec. of
Total income
V
'
underwriting
the
(convertible)
Texas Co. (&
$179,558
765
;
•
and
common
be .nominated
The
16,320
-——■
the
of
Swift & Co.—To Nominate Three New Directors—
*
8,900
$25,255
income
and
President,
Chairman
"
shortly before the offering is made.—V.
$5,217,209
2,874,483
2,103,755
taxes
Net
J
41,797
another
r
of
subscribe,
and
Aetna
r..c
:•
2,123,462
plant
income
of
remaining
'V
'V;V
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$4,346,089 ': $3,917,472
____
—-u
for
utility
1949—9 Mos.—1948
electric
Maintenance
Provision
Corp.H-Earnings—
134,147
.
sell
proposes
price
None
stock
price
are
ll
to
ferred
of
expenses
47,833
-
par).
stockholders
$7.43
—
241,293
5,833
11.858
8,900
:
income taxes—_
$672,831
:
elected
company.
The
•>
1537.
p.
revs.,
Federal
10.816
5,833
taxes
Federal
$730,488
($1
cumulative preferred stock,
right
30
195,000,000
share
Operating
1949—12 Mos .—1948
,
•$62,352
to
Jopp,
shares.
Holders
.
$74,571
Vice-President
been
named
by eight individuals, and is to be offered for
McDowell & Co. and Baker, Simonds & Co.,
Daniel-A. Greene; ■ Vice-President, Treasurer and
new
fa
'
1949—Month—1948
revenues-
has
been
Sutherland Paper Co.—Plans Preferred
Issue—Rights
Consolidated Water Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
Operating
Executive
ha3
A.
these,
offering
issuing
1947
■♦bUi
15.
1808.
p.
NINE
$
Period End. Sept. 30—
share, payable
brings total
40 cents having
Of
proposes
7,980
1338.
p.
stock
owned
George
amendment.
the
Is
is
Percy: W.
The
*.,
This
share,
per
each
was
per
been
who
2215.
p.
common
stock
Detroit.
to
dividend
k
Operating
$1
1949.
FOR
//////;..:,;/1949
,
(
Other
South Bay
.
extra
an
on Oct. 28 declared a cash dividend of $2.50
per share
capital stock, payable Dec. 12 to holders of record Nov. 9. The
previous payment made on June 10, last, was, $1.50 per share in cash
and 2%
in stock/ On both June 10 and Dec. 9, 1948, distributions of
$1 per share in cash and 2'/2% in stock were made.
•/■'■/
Simonds Saw & Steel Cd.—$1 Distribution—
The
has
Committee,
holdings of 41,782 shares of the stock, while Clara M. Jones of Pitts¬
burgh,: Pa., proposes to-sell all of her holdings of 23,408 shares. The
number of shares to be sold by the other four
ranges from 3,000 shares
:/•:
paid in 1948.—V. 170,
Staten Island Edison
Dec.
166,
through
shares.
-
the
1949,
...
who
Executive
shares, and his wife
The directors
—V.
The
company had 336 retail units in operation
compared with 334 a year earlier.—V. 170, p. 1537.
Murphy,
the
The
Subs.)—
—10 Months Ended-r-
Oct. 30. '48
$2,533,370
M.
of
Director,
Standard Oil CQ, (New Jersey)—Larger Cash Dividqnd
on
■
Relations,
Wholly-Owned
Month Ended
Sales
$53,009,439
usual
total
a
CONSOLIDATED
Shoe
.
$55,195,059
_
quarterly dividend of like amount on the
stock, both payable Dec. 5 to holders of record Nov. 23, 1949.
common
This
Nov.
on
and
•
non-
r:;'-v
Director
W.
n
Declares 40-Cent Extra Dividend—
through
the
Jr., Director of Industrial
Vice-Presidents.—V. 170, p, 1537.
elected
—
//■'•" ■/"
offering
stock.
exchange which have not yet
present preference stock¬
unexchanged shares up .to an
any
Elsie
outstanding
Aug.- 30,
1949, the company announced that a contract
had been let for a soybean
solvent extraction plant to replace its
present expeller capacity. The new plant is scheduled for completion in
July, 1950.
.;;k- ■ •
//'/•,; /
: //•:■'">'
:/
'
may
of $42,725), $473,977; Inventories
$1,453,811;" deposits with mutual
market),
or
corporation, manufacturer of seat spring and back spring as¬
semblies for trucks, passenger cars and
buses, Nov. 7 filed a. registration
statement with the 8EC seeking registration of
183,339 shares of Its
.5,051,033
•1,494,811
30,833,128
i
—
NOTE—On
preferred
preference
cost
The
encourage
that
will
proposed
nonconvertible
new
series
issue.
Gadsden,
and
of
to
underwriting
preferred
Engineering,
have been
the
and
the
approved
of
year
outstanding
determined
an
convertible
tentatively
the
such
exchange
to
sale
be
4
new
for
that
will
to
amount
the
first
Nov.
on
of
tion Statement Filed With SEC—
>
170,
certificate
which
Stubnitz Green Spring Corp., Adrian, Mich.—Registra¬
v
1,590,686
income:
on
SEC
: Sharp &
Dohme, Inc.—Plans Redemption of Series A
Preference Stock Through Issuance of Non-Convertible
Preferred Stock—Two New Vice-Presidents—
/.■/.;.
The
lower
Chairman
940,789
./2,567,351
uals__^___/_/2_J.—.
(846,506
surplus
Earned
•/.. /i;/
$1,697
accounts
Changes in Personnel—
319,046 '
'
225,000
Total
1639.
p.
uncollectible and for discounts
for
$25,259; provision for other Federal, State and city taxes,
reserve
for contingencies,
$555,000; capital stock, no
par
(outstanding, 242,400 shares); $1,616,000; capital surplus, $577,860; earned surplus, $1,007,783; total, $4,223,466.
■;,/
„
i
taxes
stock
Nov. 7, filed a registration statement with the
registration of 200,000 shares of Its capital "stock;—V.
(including
allowance
value
21,521,236
1,091,925
payable
fund
payment
Accrued
company
hand
on
(after
$92,049;
8,024,672
-
28,234,065
——
LIABILITIES—
Sinking
31 were $19,187,634 and
Selected American
The
and
trade
interest),
1948
9,261,725
•
for
banks
payable
and
accrued liabilities,
$134,495;
advance payments, $93,820; dividend payable
Aug. 9, 1949,
provision for Federal Income taxes, current year (less $274,741 U. S. Treasury savings notes, series C and D, at cost
plus accrued
$10,999,054 $16,671,230
5,262,863
5,532,466
i
reserve
in
representing entire assets of inactive subsidiary), $711,382;
LIABILITIES—Accounts
sale
seeking
$1.52
SHEET, JUNE 30, 1949
$55,195,059 $53,009,439
Accounts
/
$1.89
150,000
surplus_i_i_____
customers'
/>
.
1949
-
345,427
$7,561,164.
At the end of the preceding year,
and liabilities $9,709,068.—V. 170, p. 793, J;
were
$20,787,847
to
—
receivable,
Board.—V,
/v
/
$368,001
:
$121,200;
Total
situations
$513,001
$457,276
contingencies^—
succeeding Sylvan I. Stroock,
are
strike
for
Insurance
shares.
—
charges
23,725
334,000
companies, $48,310; advance to employee against group life
policy assigned to the company, $3,000; land, buildings,
machinery, equipment, etc. (after allowance for depreciation of $1,*
216,292), $1,521,114; prepaid insurance, $11,872; total, $4,223,466.
$4,561,072
$1.15
,
receivable
Deferred
300,000
insurance
781,084
2,765,000
$1,023,433
(less
34,845
34,200
.
19,710
tax—
share
per
the
(at
.
995,687
1,778,000
assets
assets
income
transferred
deposit
prove
$9,832,967 $12,179,719
4,040,017
4,072,563
272,176
—
Permanent
how long the steel "
closed.
liabilities
were
months
coal
on
Federal
reserved
j
accounts
1,023,000
CONSOLIDATED
Inventories
28,950
Income
Earnings
754,405 -
628,000
: "
$944,771
34,257
,
.
31,359
$457,276
for
Balance
1949—9 Mos.—1948
1,426,545
common
Cash
$86-2,912
$840,193
—
BALANCE
1949—3 Mos.—1948
.
share,
846,506
re¬
coming
the
showing
Net
;
1,941,717
(est.)—
com.
on
425,614
,
$787,711
52,482
t
1438.
p.
1—
per
Accounts
458,839^
•
.13,959,937
394,640
profit
tBased
Other
warehousing
The building,
is
Provision
$1,288,526
638,828
19,119,727
$3,472,618
tax
-
building
new
needed
already
program
Total current assets of the company at Aug.
assets
well
This
1950.
However, he added, the steel and
become serious to the company, depending
current
is
additional
as
expansion
sults,"
Evansville,
at
gratifying."
may
170,
ASSETS—-
improvement program showed marked prog- '
months," he continued.
"A new building ad-'
is expected early
1946'
,
manufacturing space."
approximately $1,500,000, will house 55,000 household refrig¬
one time, he added.
at
Net
and
completion
some>
as
"Our
$1,958,327
315,869
348,546-*r-*81,316'^122,468
—
inc.
tEarns.
-
at the close of the preceding year were
at Aug. 31, 1949, putting the company in a
it entered the new year, Mr. Seeger said.
ress during the past 12
Joining our present plant
erators
$2,469,010,
;
Amount
earnings
Federal
;
for pens, and retire benefit plan payments
Provision for group Insurance plan payments^-
18,315,876
Depreciation
$3.25
$10,579,931
as
modernization
valued
1
1947
68,676'
$t,246v550
sales—
on
$1,427,092
69,890
70,595
.
——
income
/
79.918
taxes_-i_i.^i:_i__i.'i
Prov.
Staley Mfg. Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
$3,847,444
healthy position
will
'
income
oper.
Expenses
V
•
..
"Our
ry.
■
j
1949;.
profit
income
'
Discount
v
■'? '
a
tlistory.
Operating
Other
-
profit von sales_____
>
_____:
general, administrative-expenses, ctc.r.
Selling!
1949—10 Mos.—1948
/<
■■,
■
l
_
Property and social security
;;'
-•
ri »•>•'*•
sales—$1,397,063
Depreciation
with•> con- /
s
profit- OU-
ASSETS—Cash
1,100,060
..
$3.79
$2,560,130
•
_
(A. E.)
drop in the refrigeration appliance industry generally, this'
company in the year ended Aug. 31, 1949, showed an increase of more
than 11% in sales over the preceding
year, Walter G. Seeger, President,
sgid.
Both sales and earnings
were
the highest in the company's
reduced
connection
1948
-•-641,422
Income
Period End. Sept. 30—
$3,576,362
1,100,000
>
railway.
'Deficit.—V.
1948
$4,178,428
——
share-,;——
per
Despite
in
Ry.—Earnings—
1949
V \
railwayrailway,
from
$69,155,199 $62,154,289
6,953,428
6,356,362
2,775,000
2,780,000
—
:
railway
oper.
Net
:
& Seattle
from
Gross
profits
(recently publicly offered)j
From Jan/1—
-
Gross
"•
___
and
EndedJtiiiiB'W'-iV'iN
Gross
10,000
$13,290,904 $13,577,157 $99,761,199 $104,389,033
September—^
Net
Seeger Refrigerator Co.—Sales & Earnings Higher—
Wet earnings
and.
1438.
p.
Spokane Portland
t
''
-h..."
1949—9 Mos.—1948
Years Ended August 31—
sales
•
1949-^Month—1948
-
sales
net
170,
Net
Wet
stock
incurred
(S.) Stroock &• Go., Inc.—Annual Report—4.
;
!
the ainount-
the -bonds
Total
3,429,228
;// ,/
...
loans
of
'
170, p.
__iJ_ $202,931,230 $221,967,544 $1,639,128,402 $1,754,648,056
p.
$5.50 cumulative preferred
Co.—Financing--
bomf> issue-: in
a
sale
(1919):: 11
Gross
.
Co.—October Sales Decrease—
&
the
^•iSpieeeli Inc.-October Sales Slightly Off—
1949—Month—1948
'
front
CHRONICLE
"
8,069,514
Gross
Scars, Roebuck
place-privately
proceeds
being used to reduce
struction.—V. 170, p. 1537.
per¬
After- fixed charges and other deductions.—V.
Period End. Oct. 31
FINANCIAL
Associated- Telephone
plans tp
The
are
made against
are
surplus if sinking fund and minimum capital
fund chgs. are made against income:..:
'
'
2,185,036
of
*
$1,600,000.
&
earned
maximum
and
chgs.
to
5,686,956
income-
Balance
of
; 8,701,651,. 11,136,116
760,436
Southwestern
The compppy
n
»
other
and
deductions
Balance^- o£
808,263
-
;
;
:1949-r9 Mos.r—1948
$9,966,656 $92,602,966 $99,854,481
1,003,558
*8,018,086' 10,480,358
$8,896,526
revenues.
-
COMMERCIAL
Philai.-
The
Bankers
trustee,
ment
V,
Trust
Co.,
paying
agent
and- registrar
trust
certificates,
New
series
G,
Appointed—
York,
N.
for
due
Y„
has
$2,500,000
serially
Nov.
1,-
" *f"1
'
been
of
appointed
1%%
equip¬
195Q-1959i—
170, p. 1844.
■
•
1
«t*.
,T.V
.
12
(1920)
THE
COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
&
CHRONICLE
Monday, November 14, 1949
The
to
time
to
Power
The
&
loans
000,000
to
purpose
from
Texas
it
to
Texas
The
Power.
Power.
Texas
in
funds
the
'
•
Texas
will
of
funds
the
to
Cost
1
-v."..-<
bank
Such
»
■
together
30,
with
1050.—V.
treasury
170,
funds,
which
1704.
p.
sale
.
expected
is
from
j,
\
-
.
Miscellaneous
other
on
taxes
subsidiaries
deductions
income
(est,i——_
dividend
extra
declared
was
19.
Last
Dec.
year
'
Cash
surplus
dividends
»,>•.
.
Earned
736,000
6,099,984
—
4,879,059
-.
•
*
surplus
at
--jf,'
•.:
.■
Sept,
457,788
Tide Water Associated
Oil
170,
made on this issue
to
$1.25 per share,
ASSETS
Nov.
;
on
'if
SHEET
Property,
(net)-
and
plant
other
for
and
Jan.
together
will
F,
of
Humphrey,
President,
with
contract
a
with
meet
Tide-
the
Pacific
its
five
and
prices
production
own
dated
Corp.,
period of
market
Water's
announced
10
Oil
firm
a.
Nov.
on
Richfield
the
Nov.
and
(n*et)__—3,767,857
2,766,654
24
hours'
notice.
approximately
the
past
barrels
The
Cuyama Valley crude
contracted to purchase from
than
that
Mrs.
V.
12,800
obtainable
Doheny
170,
end
oil
purchases
Tide
yield
taxes &
taxes
Deferred
$485,061
has
Co-.,"
Mr.
lrom
1949
1948
$432,678
173,749
railway——
from
railway,.——
Net ry. oper. income
—V.
$403,526
1947
•
The
1946
.
SEC
93
.
80,898
Net from railway,...!.
Net ry. oper. income—_:
1,203,103
1,039,817
'191,750
'374,998
members
506,938
463,158
'365,271
'489,276
170,
employees
510,542
-
—:
$4
320,363
-See
Edmund
1,220,768 >
Twin City Rapid Transit Co. — President and Seven
Directors Yield Control—New Head Elected—
year-old
struggle for control of this company ended on Nov. 8
resignation of D. J. Strouse, President,
and seven of the
nine directors, and the election of Charles Green of New
York City as the new President.
/
;
in advance of
associates
scheduled
a
du
of
Pont,
the
169,
j
Period End.
and
-James
A.
A.
Total
decided to yield control of the com-,
meeting of stockholders on Dec. 19.
of
'Seven
of
Chicago.
Remaining as directors ate
Lansing, Mich., and B. A. Eblen of Detroit.
Mr.
Strouse, Sibald
MacDonald, Secretary-Treasurer,
*
appointed
General
Secretary;
Arnold
Alfred
In
-
Sobol,
and
last
his
Counsel;
J.
and
yielding
place
registration
a
200,000
United
statement
Income
*
the
with
Fund
Shares.
Mr,
senior
New
had
outstanding
partner
York
The
gained
$4
of
Stock
Francis
I.
Exchange,
OF
du
has
Pont
been
no
&
the
to
ALONE
1949—9 Mos.—1948
than
that
majority
a
Mr.
&
Co.,
for
agent
New
of
the
Net
oper.
a
150,000
170,
$3,026,459
586,406
529,794
expenses.'
11,857,396
N.
shares
Y.,
of
taxes
2,206,735
2,174,461
—
gas
1
to
•
1
$
•
'
Net
'
626,436
.
.
;
*
and
Net
other
income
chgs...
from
sources
:
6,787,952
...
:
1,238
'
'
-
.
Net
•
'
t
Amort,
corporation
estimated
above
I
volume
$2,522,638
•
1948
October
Federal
1
AND
revenues..
was
down
$2,240,886
$2,621,458 V
The
air
11%
mail
from
SUBSIDIARY
10.168,568
of
The
16,429,487
$1,598,306
470,904
4,358,905
3,781,534
525,677
•
$3,161,129
305,747 "
$1,818,236
'
i!
33,418,109
•
53.646,410
4,629,399
G.
I.
than
170,
p.
of
,
•
'
The
Nov,
8,
48304,908
iiot
been
apprised
Commission,
-decision
for
above
a
that
reporting
passenger
miles
below September,
Year Agoof
the
year
a
that
in
it
ago,
flew
ton-mile
total ' of
1
of
the
that
the
VnRed file
a
stock
month—3%->
and
2%
approximately
in
and
than
it
looks
uranium
type
of
promising."
very
content
but
said
.
it
1641.'
221,430
-
Divs,,
/J
'
•*.
capital
"
v;
•
,
$2,107,005
.y>
>
1,510,939
1.960,146
$3,003,128
$2,896,330
$3,858,278
$4,067,151
643,338
was
prejudiced
should
by
have
as
been
the majority
above-
872,400*
a
plan
of
•
691,508
on
'*'893,661'
a
that
the
Louis
$2,359,790
$2,204,822
'The
cipal
-
$2,964,617
$3,132,356
$1.41- </
i
$1.89
The
a'nd
he
had
to
the
directors
also
the
board
of JWililam
his
as
authorized
Nov.
on
L.
the
./
9
Keady
the
as
a
stated
3,924,971
$610,204 $10,709,694
$7,962,128
5,324
4,698
20,995
71,614
224,341
198,350
3,086,779
2,380,732
$709,956
$407,156
$7,601,920
$5,509,782
requirements—.
1,447,355
**'"'*•-Ji ;,.vv /
■■
common
stock—_i„_—$6,154,565
of
stock
common
'
of
$3.50
1949
1948
last
year.
*1,193,407
/
913,052
765,610
392,579
23,972,967
27,936,759
27,138,.r358
019.400
7,641,448
10.159,246
11,063,628
644,174
5,087,487
6,649,840
6,841,019
732,243
income—
to
mature
$231,000 rach March 1, 1950
unconditionally guaranteed as to payment
by endorsement by Wabash R. R.
are
are'.the
agreement
of
dated
approximately
which
in
third
and
of
as
$9,555,000
certificates
of
mature
inverse
the
sale.
on
order
awarded
final
March
to
On
at
Hall
moving
when
to
Mr.
Several
iClarence
President
Shaver
the
was
L.
Mr
position
Keady
other
If.
Sewell
Keady
of
,
President
as
Chairman
named
executive
Avejy.
President
of
the
in -1942.
of
&
on
bid
a
Lehman
of
March
as
Treasurer.
Secretary,
A.
was
H.
the
were
approved
Irwin,
appointed
Assistant
elected
Secretary.—V.
formerly
Secretary and
170,
p,
directors.
made
Assistant
N.
A.
—V.
a
on
and
1%%
Four
On
shares
by
&
Nov.
($5
Charles
4
letter
a
par)
E.
of
Vice-
Mr.:
to
Lang
was
144G.
common
Providence, R. I.—Filing
notification
stock,
to
was
be
filed
sold
at
with
the
market
Mason, Jr., Chestnut Hill, Mass., through
Co., Providence.
SEC
of
bids
Schoellkopi.
the
were
llutton- &
Halsey.
Stuart
•
.
Y
,,,
anc!
2s.—
•
-'V.-
<
1949—10 Mos.—1948
$
$
13,338,036
13,818,422
$
$
131,563;110
133,572,824
1539.
p.
Welch Grape
Stockholders—
;
The
company
common
shares
Juice
Co.—Files
—
H.
6,500
'
:
Oct.
on
31
filed
with
SEC—Rights
:
:
letter
a
of
to
>
.
notification
for 83,749
(par $2.50).
The shares are to be offered for sub¬
scription -by stockholders of record Nov. 4 in ratio of
three new shares
for
each
11 -shares held at
$13 per share.
Rights expire Nov. 25?
The total offering price will amount
to $1,104,636 of which
balance
for
(about
G.
other
coupon.
1949—Month—1948
—
170.
(approximately
Universal Winding Co.,
subject
are
election
Wralgreen Co.—October Sales Slightly Off—
Sales
committee-
the
was
for
1954,
.
•
Y
by
issued
company,
executive
...
1960
the
written,
shares not
$9,625).
The
Walker
84,972
$820,625
74% )
offered
but
to
Navajo
taken
will
the
shares.
be
public
Corp.,
offered
at
to
Proceeds
a
single
$284,001.
principal
The
stockholder,
by other stockholders up
offering also includes
pi 536.
,
-*
equipment
Salomon. Bros & Hutzler bid 98.G08
Coi (Inc.) * bid
98.4613, all for the certificates as
! Period End. Oct. 31—
/,
<
.•
be
provides
by
March
1,
at
98.134.
Brothers
98.064
"
changes
Shaver, former Secretary and Treasurer,
and
...
1964
prin-
!. y;.,
f.
."
to
which
secured
after
maturity,
1846.
p.
be
and
after
or
of
instalment
1, -1949,
certificates
$11,955,000.
was
170,
to
of
dividends
redemption,
V.
"*•'•
preceded
537,177 >
1440.
and
an
Harris.
Ware, who is President of the International Minerals & Chemical
explained his
resignation on the ground that he
was
out
sympathy with recent management changes
engineered by the
Chairman.
-
$1 991,559
129.028
received
Mr.
Knode
1946
$3,087,912
1,373,936
!
;
Pomeroy, Inc., offered
&
Co.
Inc.. bid 93.839,
aiid
Corp.,
Mr.
.
"
1
$1.38
1947
$3,279,839
'
regular quarterly dividend, of $1 per aha re on the common*
both payable on Dec. 31 to holders of record
Dec.. 1. These payments
will
bring disbursements for the year to
$9,
compared
$6
"
•
■■
:
159,260
certificates
cost
to
share
per
the
with
1,447,355
$4,062,427 Y
$1.73
,!y' v:!' Vyy: ::*-: YY.Y
$1,393,883
company. The issue
directors
as-. President
dividend
extra
2,559,493
4,654,027
:
railway..
issuance
to
successor.
an
3,609,821
stock,
the
by
within
Knode
the
all
from
resignation
M.
693,168
199,385
339,442
V
7 These 'certificates
$2.00-
\
resigned
the
Oliver
693,168
$939,621
loss)
railway.—
p.
and
under
* $1.51
stock
3,257,988
57,764
409,181
income—
oper.
170,
inclusive
1,566,372
Ware
named
of
that
case
result;
rendered
filed
from
ry.
" 934,795
to
_____
capital
accepted,
who
be
share
company's
participated therein
requirement specified in the
Commission's decision that
comprehensive plan
"promptly" is too vague and should
be amended to require that such
number of days,—V.
170, p. 1741.
stock
3,893,876
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Higginson corp. and associates offered to the public
Nov. 10 $3,465,000 1%.% equipment trust
certificates,
Series B, which were
awarded to the group at competi¬
tive bidding Nov. 9." The certificates
subject to approval
of the ICC, are
being offered at prices to yield from:
1.10%. for those maturing March
1, 1950, to 2.45% for ;
the March 1, 1964
maturity. Other members of the group:
are:
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce/ Fenner' & Beane and Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath.
other
applicable
4,193,993
Lee
V':!
•'
1,299,524
.
361,800
275,900 ;Y3,701,235
Wabash
262,305
$2,347,339
y
1,125,372
and
(net
railway—
from
Net
-
,
1949—12 Mos.—1948
$55,166,492 $48,575,136
27,604,554
26,283.512
329,528
railway
oper.
Net
■
348,496
'
.
''
Co.—Earnings—
57,764
revenues—
for
from
ry.
—V.
United States Gypsum Co. — Ware
Resigns—Former
President Recalled—Declares $3.50 Extra Dividend—
of
contentions
cf
Phillips
submission of the record
Commission
Commissioners rather
end
the
"and
the
351.132
p. T741.
from
GroSs
Co.—
.
on.
taxes
shs,
an
1919.
rejected
of
said,
by
Marysvale,
new
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
the
Niagara Hudson Power Corp for
common, approved by the Commission on
Oct. 20.
decision
•
Ore
314,875
' '
'
.i
From Jan. 1—
y
381,385 '
—V. 170, p. 1741.
distribution
Commission
stock
*
$1,877,756 ' $1,596,806
income
Balance
Per
;28,788,710
<Del.).—SEC Denies Hearing—
each share of United
during
discovery
a
dividend
170,
Net
701,435,
f
$2,695,835
$2,369,310
■». •'■!"'!• * *';/" v
•
/ (
301,627
•
1538.
last
common
cents
50%
near
"It is
2,454.994
income
Net
of.subs., int. &
iniscell.
4,741,502
3, announced the denial of a
petition of Randolph
FmJIips. a common stockholder of the
corporation, for rehearing upon
that company's plan for a
special capital
dividend
of
1949.
50
paid
a
the
body
ore
$4,299,489
September—
$2,750,695
465,294
*
1
?
deductions
SEC, Nov.
share
of
the
on
18,
of
?••{•/.:.'*;7 i'.*
—V.
$2,049,260
>./(639,292Y
;
former
income:
Exps.,
;
a
23
City.
$4,666,242
taxes__
Earnings per share
!
15,995,766
$2,521,837
$2,123,983
.»$2,179,383
earnings
U.
stocks
of
o?
Nov.
also
was
1949—Month—1948
amort
Balance
COMPANIES)
j
366,369
.!
J>*
,
Gross
on
Other
year and off
2%
from September, 1949.
totaling an estimated 686.200 ton miles, was down
lVi-%
Crom October, 1948, but
up 10Va%
from September—V.
170, p. 1741.
1/10
share
per
confirmed
9
Lake
nor
& Power
_______
oper.
Net
$1.67
1949—12 Mos.—1943
$2,545,752
•
util, subs, applicable
to the U. G. I. Co.
express,
United Corp.
Salt
type
plant
income
Preferred
$1.43
•
12,041,941
$2,074,848
deductions
Bal.
.
"
year
6%%
$1
record
2.264,141
income
Int.-and
!
net..
minority &
19,055,397
Crary, Vice-President—traffic and
sales, said United set a
new
monthly high for the year when it flew an estimated
2,27.9,510
qir freight ton miles,
21'/a% above October last
Air
of
Keeley
the
taxes__
Other
$13,640,247 $18,951,324 $18,045,026
12,161,808
pfd.
stocks,
other prior deductions
(k
25,615,146
Harold
September.
Corp., *
.
distribution
Jan.
on
i
1,180
-*
1949—9 Mos.—1948
Total
284,963
continued
on
revenue
and
of
share
per
Nov.
on
acquisiadjustments_____
Net
1,238
$1.16
$14,236,656
19,642,079
7,113,465
taxes.—V.
announced
120,136,100
October,
Loan
•
$1,819,602
(COMPANY
income
capital
in
Mr.
revenues____
of
'tion
262
$2,242,124
•
1,180
$1.07
income
Divs.
j
30,222,797
520,954
;—_—6,278,961
travel
•
Co.,
2874.
p.
a
uranium-bearing
r,
■
256,781 '
85,061,908
8,395,005
United Air Lines, Inc.—Traffic
Exceeds
Air
this
new
,
taxes.
oper.
mother
7,634,419
508,991
income
$2.50
"good grade" of ore.—V. 170, p.
Maintenance
'
--
stock
deprec., and
income,
Ihcome
all
'Excludes Federal
a
miles south
disclose
not
Operating
,
Fixed
income
Upstate
1, next,
Trust
of America—Discovers Uranium
Depreciation
lor.;!!;
EARNINGS
for
Gross
•
.
—
Total
a
Other
$1,820,782
$1,680,247
capital
for
prov.
1,146,749 ! 20,664,199
2,085,316
fr.
investments
and other sources
quarters
of
President,
of
deposit,"
did
67G.572
——
..
1,566,372
on
of
prov.
has-
preferred
/
»
11,681,758
•
6,202,707
Income
,
Kceley,
$3,556,253
-Yvu";
262
«pe-
stock
share
shrs.
Other
1,829,074
•
4,076,200
(net)
opers.
total
Period End. Sept. 30—
,
'
Net income fr.f transp.
operations
'•Income
from
oil
and
A
Operation
211,495
$1,681,485
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating revenues'
Oper.
revs.,
mainten.,
1845.
p.
14,071,482
53,665,584
3,938,382 -13,900,000
2,101,3i9
19,688,821
3,400,000
I&uip. and joint facility
; rents—net
charge
First
of
holders
to
following distribution
170, p. 1845.
about 220
-680,928
;
reserve
COMBINED
41,338,002 291,308,405 .320,356,512
27,266,520 237,642,821 235,294,604'
;
26,677,871
Federal.income taxes
146,
dividend
a
1
1943,
$3,134,547
-Y/:'!-:'v:179,803
—
available
.interests
Other
$2,511,110
510,263
487,288
154,812
approp,
fund
capital
Per
'
38,535,267
opers.
Dec.
preceding
.Virginia Electric
1949—12 Mos.—1943
"
$2,548,141
•
314,812
(& Leased Lines)—Earnings—
ry.
fr.
rev.
the
will vote Nov. 15 on increasing the authorized
stock (par $5)
from 100,000 shares, of which 95.150 shares
outstanding) to 200,000 shares in order to effect the
payment of
100% stock dividend.—V.
156, p. 1959.
■
'
'
-
351,372
*
___
income
Balance
•
,
'
York,
'
revenues.
at
are
$2,159,738
.
•
;
Trust
^
oper.
above.—V.
declared
three
made.
was
C.
■
took
Green'
(Excluding Offsetting Accounts Between the Companies)
Period End. Sept. 30—
1949—Month—1948
1949—9 Mos.—1948
Railway
Railway-
made
,,
of
Dec.
on
Viking Pump Co.—Plans 100% Stock
Dividend, Etc.—•
The
a
428,685
$2,323,585
deductions
cial
'
which
one
acknowledged
'
•
be
1957,
Co.,
.
value.—V.
par
$2.59
•-
Inc.,
payable
the
corporation
Utah,
He
elected
:
;
Bank
Union Pacific RR.
•
year
the
Shares
•
Co.—Earnings—
COMPANY
are:
similar
group
more
co-transfer
series,
95.625
$0.59
•
stocknolders
—
Income
D.
preferred shares.—V. 170, p. 1845.
Hanover
appointed
stock,
Other
.,
Fred A. Assanna, also,
Robertson,
also
named
Lambert,
Philip W.
Fitzpatrick,;
fight
proxy
Strouse
common and
Central
been
share
*
income
expenses
taxes
Net
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—Co-transfer
Agent—
•
:
.
Payment will
have
stock,
of
49.
p.
income
•
They
Green.
a
the
directors
each
was
Prov. for Fed. and state
.
j
Alexander
Boldt, * Paul
without
March,
group
elected.
were
92,852
Nil
696.
Y.
N.
the
Cathcart
directors
new
90,525
share
p.
interest.
dividend.—V.
-;K,f
Sept. 30—
other
Ordinary
Gibb of
!
Along with
resigned.
$770,359
Body—
$1,894,900
Interest &
.Resigning with Mr. Strouse were the following directors:
C. T.
Jaffray and E. W. Decker, both of Minneapolis; Walter G. Seeger and.
W. O. Washburn,
both of St. Paul; F. Coulter Deacon of Toronto
James
and
per
5,581,946
$11,554,179 $10,186,796
>
pany
170,
In
1,014,373
Director-
Dividends
the
company's
his
505,888
$246,368
pfd. stock_______—_
common
W.
filed
9,
Fund
INCOME
;
and
157,674
'$460,909
—_:_v!i___X!—'
Upstate Loan Co.,
,The
1.220,768
...
7,198,689
United Gas Improvement
-
Strouse
Y
common
;
Mr.
Crl27.084
Van Raalte Co., Inc.—Declared
$1 Common Dividend—
595.308. >1,026,214
75,776
65,165
sharei—
per
264,760
1439.
P.
319,968
(est.)_
206,019
1,014,373
on Nov.
registration
a
director.—V.
13,806
32~6~690
208,101
;
inc.'taxes
per common
uranium
DuPont
926,026
A
value
Accumulative
3,316,474
;
lrom
(net)--:
est.
company,
United
3,556,274
with
withheld
income,
(stated
seeking
and
J-17,251* '<W '30,514
82,715 v ; '3,265
r
'42,054.
■
336~756
devalu¬
currency
Vanadium Corp,
!
$215,999
150,635
450,845
$1,602,937
p.- 1439.
Gross from railway-
'Deficit,—V.
150,723
surplus
170,
559,355
$740,798
tures Called—
United Funds, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
From Jan. 1—
-
..
302,639
■
-
Total
reported.^-
Humphrey
555,086
.
corporation, formerly known as Upstate Personal
changed Its name in 1948 to Upstate Loan Co., Inc.
^
September—
Gross
expenses
taxes.!;
-
Toledo Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
Wet
local
—_
Nietos
1
Upstate Personal Loan Corp., Albany, N. Y.—Deben¬
surplus
Earned
profit greater
purchased
from
stock
187,530
$2,053,782
This
$487,190
;
other
taxes
on
295,935
$1,300,153
'$59,924
■*•'' '
;!—
f,
■
foreign
income
on
Albany,
245,811
income
Common
/,
a
heretofore
oil
Associated
1538.
p.
averaged
Payroll
361,732
$10,186,796
•
V
and
and
Federal
Capital
Water
"will
Richfield,
state
3,236,463
$495,162
f
___________
101 >'2
at
4
168,014
$11,554,179
payable
payroll
Accrued
V
which
crude
Los
such
day.
per
from
the
months
12
accounts
Accrued
Coast
In
*
4
expenses-—.—--
——
LIABILITIES—
Trade
$1,866,252
of the outstanding 6%
debentures due Dec. 1,
Personal Loan Corp. have been called for
redemption
t
„
$1,004,218
Upstate Loan Co., Inc.—Calls 6% Debentures—
480,432
..
beginning
volumes which,
$133,430
All
...
other purchases,
; ■
'Loss.—V.
$2,186,407
1
Total
refining requirements ot crude oil. The
arrangement
with
Richfield
was
negotiated
to
take the
place
of
the crude oil purchased since
1938 from Mrs. Carrie Estelle Doheny
and the Los Nietos Co., which purchases were subject to cancellation
on
!
•
645,510
i—!___'_
other
1947
1948
exe¬
years
in
and
Net
1,076.522
value)
insurance
1949,
2,
'
charges
and foreign
Divs.
2,530,367
—_
equipment
(nominal
Prepaid
supply of crude oil for
1, 1950. at posted field
a
30
2,098,878
assets
Patents
'
13,754,560
—
income
from
Fed.
$3.30
SEPT.
.2,367,116
:
—_
r
William
cution
AT
L.'1949
"Yr
receivable
„
Investments
Supply—
AS
$2,506,800
Inventories
Reports New Crude
—
;-."
—
Trade notes and accounts
at
or
Loss
.$5,581,946
$5.10
-
BALANCE
(&"Subs.)—-
2,800,388
income
457,788
$7,198,689
Cash
403,
p.
Oil Co.
CONSOLIDATED
*
■
*—t—;—•————
/.,
30
share
common
'
,
10,297,199
2,932,076
operations.—-
income
Gross
$7,658,477; $6,039,734
•
f
1948
7,853,401
Deprec. and amort, of physical prop.
706,000
$1,160,674
Earns,
addition to the regular %
the common stock,
on
was
will amount
Gross
249,184
$1,556,492
—
paid
*•
per
'
——
1949
—
ations'
Total
*
income credits—j.___
('a
•/.Yv'v
to holders of record
1
distribution
in 1949
in
share
per
in 1948.—V.
paid
as
share,
per
cents
similar extra
a
rate
same
cents
25
t), both payable Dec,
Nov.
on
25
of
Total payments
I.
the
of
dlshlbtuion
Other
V
$10,787,219 $14,233,493 $18,857,273
soltl
from
*
Machinery Corp.
Sell., admin, and gen. exps
Profit
4
'
182,100
,
497,792
-
Hoffman
Nine Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Cost of goods
25,443
*
States
Net .sales
1943
207,050
(net) _____i,—! !
,
An
.Jr
.
203,563
i-.
profit '_!,—.Y-——„—
Earned surplus at Jan. 1
Thew Shovel Co.—Extra Dividend of 25 Cents—
Quarterly
.
1849
$16,919,029 $14,977,434
Net
before
,
..
United
-
$17,122,592 $15,002,923
and operating expenses-!14,425,257
12,704,969
of
Earned
*
unconsolidated
"
Federal
to
the subsidiaries would be
repaid when their longfinancing.-is completed (in May and June, 1050). And
the borrowings by Texas Utilities
will be repaid from the proceeds
derived by Texas -Utilities frcm
the sale of shares of its common
.Mock,
„'V.'
.
_
•'•/*;
,•
'
—
depreciation.__Yt———_
•
public
fjept.
—
goods sold
Provision
for
the
purpose
of addiUtilities in Texas Electric
.
Total
to
necessary
loans
terra
sales
Dividends
*
lor
by Texas
Months Ended Sept. 30—
such
borrow
"
-
(Including domestic subsidiaries)
* '
*9
Net
$7,-
for
will
and.
subsidiaries.
two
/
and
and
Electric
available
have
from
Co.
programs.
$11,000,000)
borrowings
investments
.
to
treasury
excess
loans
Service
construction
United-Can* Fastener
Corp.—Earnings
....
make
to
Electric
their
Utilities
in
include
will
stock
Texas
in
$3,000,000
$4,000,000
(not
advance
also
authorization
aid
to
exceed
not
amounts
common
SEC
subsidiaries,
Co.,
approximately
enable
tional
received
its
Light
would
banks
borrowings
or
has
company
time
Texas
_
*
'
,
Texas Utilities Co.—Loans to Subsidiaries—
_
to
a
1,223 treasury shares,
will
be
used
■
,
.
for
holder,
issue
will
total
of
is
leaving
not
83,749
a-
under¬
purchase
any
shares.
making total offering
working capital.—V. 170,
-ntKa^
Volume
170 " Number 4855
THE
&
COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
cjsar
CHRONICLE
(1921)
13
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PUCES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1948
Lowest
I per share
t per share
f per share
37
76
Dec
2%
Dec
100
Jun
70
May
6%
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
May
31
Abbott
19
Abraham
3'/a Jan
7
132
2
16
17% Oct
31
14
27%
Dec
41% July
7%
Feb
22%
Adams
9
Adams-Mill is
38% Oct
14
1 J% Feb
Dec
5
10
14% Nov
8% Apr
May 25
47% Oct
31
46
Dec
Nov
2%
Nov
18% Jan
May
3
97% Mar
27% May
108
9
10
$3
Air
1
13%
Dec
65
Nov
13% Feb
15
18% Nov
64,
21% May
80% Jun
Dec
14
73
4% May
2%
37
Feb
65%
Dec
68%
Apr
40% Feb 25
Oct
59% Oct
82% Oct
19
27% Jan
7
90
.
7%
*171
75
May
64% Jan
Dec
34
May
17% Jun
14
109
May
88
20
Apr
83
Jun
6
Mar
Dec
Mar
96
11%
198
Sep
Jun
Jun
104
16
14
...
15
:
62.50 prior
64.50
25
Feb
25% Feb
25
~
34
Oct '
Jun
83% Jan
8
X96% Nov
25% Feb
25
33% Oct
13
98
76
22
88
4%
10
42% May
Jun
28
Kid
*47%
22%
17%'
70
3
v,
19%
STOCK
21%
21%
EXCHANGE
42 %
*41%
37%
37%
38%
28%
29 Va
28%
29%
14%
14%
*58 V*
*79
gtd—100
*85
88
1
No par
Dye
*7%
'199%
198
■;
171/4
29%
29%
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
32%
32%
313%
{■ *94%
951/4
32%
♦79
81%
20
20»/a
*93%
5,100
94%
*86
'
88
7%
88
197%
7%
«
n
199
197%
7%
1,300
'
*■
198
>
*17
17%
16%
29%
29 V*
32%
32%
32%
96%
♦94%
i
2,900
29%
313%
>,17
!
16%
1
-
98%
32%
31%
84
83 '/a
83%
; •'
31
.
*83'/a
j.
'
'(■
I
•'/"• '
•
31%.
84
100
».
-..'
;
1
1
Nov
31%
Oct
26% Jan
3
6% May
2% Jun
14
44
Nov
60
Jan
83%
Feb
121
May
89% Feb
34 y2
Dec
Jun
36% Oct
34% Jan
62%
37
Alpha Portland Cement
21 .•
4Va NOV1 9 /
43
Amalgamated
7
6%
31
5
Amerada
9
Amer
45
Sep
.
Oct
10
Mar
Nov
68
Mar
51
Jan
69% Oct
18% Mar
29% July
20
Jun
25% Oct
70
61% July
x7% Jun 29
Oct
26
10% Oct
-4
27
68%
11
6y8
47
31%
103
Feb
Dec
Nov
6% Jan
May
43% May
Jun
Sep
10 %
30% Mar 23
Dec
3
Dec
6%
69
35
Jan
Jan
Jun
2% Jun
3% Oct
13
76 V*
163%
Feb
28%
Nov
49%
Jun
21% Jun
6
74
Nov
100%
Jan
60
Jun
1
82
81
92% May
177
Jun
Jan
3
99 % Nov
172% Mar 17
4 V*
,
Corp
Co
Shoe
500
.
<
•
,
■.h
7%
69
:
9%
31%
8
3%
*182
18% Mar
104%
27
19% July
May
24% Oct
1
Jan
110
Aug
Nov
10
38
Dec
61
May
39% Feb
15
15
Dec
20 V*
Jun
15% Feb
8
Jun
14
106
14%
Dec
22%
Jun
14
81
Dec
94
Jun
Feb
43
Oct
35% Feb
8
94%
Feb
107% Jun
99
3
28
Feb
49% May
Jan
American
24
July
5%
5
65%
19% Oct
American
6
Oct
Cable
No par
*24y8
3V*%
v
6
*106
44
*17%
18%
25% Jun
36% Mar 31
14
Range for Previous
Year 1948
Lowest
I per share
6
Jan
$ per share
NEW
*17%
3 per share
$ per share
4% Feb
28
6% Oct
14% Mar
19%
Oct
15% Feb
24
19% Oct
28 '
13%
Dec
19
Apr
13% Jan
5
18% Oct
1%
Sep
1% Jun
7
Dec
4% May
89% Jan,:
Dec
14%
American
10
42
6%
37
Nov
7% May
77%
Jun
44
3
27
Jan
3
60 % Nov
3
13% Nov
7
Jan
37
43 % May
34
3%
46
Dec
Jun
20%
5%
Feb
Dec
7%
Jan
...
49% Sep
19
13
43% Oct
6
3% Jun
6
5% Oct
11
3
47 V* Jan
27
Jun
26% May
Jun
24% Jan
8% May
Dec
92
Jan
73
10%
Feb
15%
Jun
11% Feb
13%
Jan
19
Jun
16%
Dec
26%
Jun
Feb
r
Feb
73
Jun
•
21% May
11% Jun 13
94%
76
10% May
Jun
Jan
45 '/a
45%
,*108%
4% Jun
7
35
July
Dec
98
Dec
96% Jan
Jan
5% Jan
93
;t
6%
29
Dec
Feb
6%
Feb
80% Nov
69% Nov
12% Feb
162% Nov
Dec
8%
35
11%
22% Jun 13
Dec
Jun
7% Feb
25
83% Feb
70% Feb
12%
169
Jun
Mar 31
Feb
Oct
23% Jan
Sep
46
Apr
37
Feb
68
May
28
Jan
139
Mar
163%
31
Mar
6% Mar
Dec
Jun
27
Dec
24%
Jan
Feb
116% Mar
16%
Dec
147% Mar
54% Mar
131
Oct
46%
115%
Feb
Nov
6%
Dec
*33%
Nov
Dec
90
76% Mar
No par
7%
14
American
*
Safety
6%
14
Jan
Seating Co
No
Ship Building Co
No
A Refg common__No
7% preferred
7
'American
American
American Stove Co
American Sugar Refg common
Nov
10
20 Vs Nov
3
14
»
American
3
74% Nov
2
1511/4 Sep
13
Nov
3
18
6% Jan
3
66% July
21% Jun
79
6
Sep 29
59% Jun
2
67
i.
121
Aug 25
8% Mar 30
17
38% Feb
91% Mar 11
Jan
80
4
.
6%
5%
Am
66%
100
30
Feb
45%
Jun
22% Jun
14
35% Jan
8
25%
Oct
38%
Jan
,381/4 Nov
9
Anchor Hock Glass
8
Mar
4
Dec
24
NO*
25% Jan
3
99% Mar 29
60%
Jun
48 v* Jun
20
55% Jan
36%
Jun
15% Jun
13
26% Oct
14
Apr
8% July
7
6% May
Jun
2% Aug
4
♦ % Jan
f
A P W
26% May
2
40% Nov
9
Archer-Daniels-Mldhu.d
34%
For footnotes
see
page
24.
com
Clayton
A Co
Corp.
7
Andes
Copper Mining
Products Co
.
400
;,
3,300
78'A
5%
53/4
5%
7
31
30%
105%
'
6%
•io5y3
1
33'/a
13% '
113%
95%
14% '
176%
8
10
900
3,500
"
20
V
33%
33%
13%
13
.
-
■.
6%
112
4,200
,
31%.';'
107
63/a
700
,
300
'
38,000
113
94'A
./;
95% •
14
14
48%
.
493/8
1593/8
40
147
9,300
t... \
•
12,300
10,000
V*\'A
1
29
'
19%
145%
125
19%
146 y8
145%
73%
1433A
'■
65%
•119%
1195/g
7%
8
24%
25%
•88
90
733A
74
'
6%
-
66
119%
8
2,300
*.■
1
300
%V
2,100
40%
800
'
200
127
1,200
19%
23,000
146%-
3,700
72%' '
148
66%
"
200
1
2,800
230
119%
3,200
R
24%
93
*88 V*
90%
733/4
•72'A
7,400
24%
74
25%
6%
6%
100
,100
2,200
6%
-
•61
62
'
20
28%
28%'
29%
29
30
29%
29%
580
37%
38%,
2,600
105'/a
105%
♦104
105%
38%
105
50%
50%
50 Va
22%
23%
22%
33A
9
;
61
23%
11 *
900
'
29
37% -38
37%
40
iv,
V
1.,
273/,
♦50
*3 Vs
119%
"
j.i
61
*23%
11
66
490
"
f
40%';
613A
.
50%
*39%
159%
29%
29 %
105'%
72
147%
3,600
23 Vs.
61%
*
'
37%
•104
127
19%
1,500
:
147
28;1A
8%
40%
'
r
28%
93/4
.
48%
28%
"
40%
125
>;
48
41
24% ;v
72
'6%
*39%
3,200
28%
62
29
159 V*
•145
30
,
,7%'
24'/a
148
6%
6%
6%
28%
48%
176%'
243/«
73 3/8
90
47 y4
*39
9'A
146
66'/2
♦175%
x7%
148 3/4
*72%
-■
Hi/4 Nov
900
iy/a
13
40 3/8
20
24%
74
No par
21%
lo
500
600
14%;-
13
41
28-%
126'/2
7%
90 »/2
*72%
•61
No par
OH
*89
25
50
Corp com„12.50
64 preferred
Anderson-Pilchard
1
1
S',
78%
'
'
65 prior conv preferred
Jun
119
7%
24%
24%
100
No par
148%
120
7%
common—No par
preferred
t.
♦119
5
Inc
6,556
,
8%'
• 13% •
80
>
24'A
,
40 %'
66
Co
"
30'/a
98
-
39%
9%
9%
66%
common—14
64 conv prior preference
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
Anderson,
'
*4oya
145%
Works
7
.f.
!
*145
"
J"
48
159
40
147
X73
Woolen
.
i45/8
13 Mi
48
'i *28'/a ,'29%
40 -4
741/2
148%'
preferred
;
87%
'•39
A
159 Va,
24% -24%
,
145%.
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda Wire & Cable
5
10%
,
74
7
27
( 29 %
*9%
148%
35 V* Jan
.
*145
147
24 *
49%
39%
■
.145%
1
Feb
158%
159
J 40 *
40
100
Viscose Corp
1,300
48
14M.
7%
41
48%
100
14
18%
X19%
400
DAY
4%
873A
94%
•175%
-
49
*39
/
49%
_25
48% Jun
Aug 23
x48%
48%
41 *
Tobacco
25% Jun
.
*23 %
a
8
Tel A Tel Co
67
May
41% May
106
14«A
19% ■
14
175%
8
1
197/a
Dec
107
175%
!
125 Vs
Feb
3
14%
*
Nov
6% Nov
14/
•;/.
I-
Water
7%
:
29'A
*8%
•93
ARMISTICE
47 '/a
41
14%
112 V*
U
CLOSED
88 VB
'
33%
„
95 Va
20 Va
common
6%
-
113Va
94...
126%
American
American
112 f
.
20%
preferred
>105%
33 Vh
•124%
30%
62% Aug 18
1
14%>
30 v»
...
33 '/a
6
Tobacco
61
4% Jun. 6
9
53/4
-
6%
100
100
Sumatra
American
3
J nil
No par
——
preferred
American
Jun
v
49%;
24
10
lOU 7s
*47%
29%
88 '/a
13 '/a
">783/4
13'A ,.13%
^
r
Steel
13
7%
48%
•391/4
♦144
27
v
i
100
Nov
107
6%
:
13%
112%
8%
40
12% Jan
X117% Apr
*105%
33J/2
;
*159
preferred
;
>
176%
25
non-cum
13%
80 '/a
5%
7%
100
com
291/4 Oct
40%
48
12,800
8,300
17,900
5,000
23,600
EXCHANGE
50%
'/a
43/.
98
14%
31%
•175%
par
Snuff Co
6
127
4%
"
'
f
17
Apr
13 'A
•
13;
Foundries—No par
Stores Co
:No par
American
July 26
28
47
19% '•
f!
"l
53/4
•6%
*6%
>32%
5
Razor
x5%
98
Sep
46% Mar
.
Amer Rad A St
13
Sep
19%
31%
14%
150
50
41
14%
87 Va
5%
107
•105%
Light com—No par
25
Jan
•
141/8
3
14%
31%
L
San'y com—No par
preferred
100
A
/ Oct
6
5%
31
7
41
51%
48
*8%
*79'/a
95
161
49% May 10
Jun
t
.
93%
5
101/4 > *
•93
14%
V
*
81 "
111%
11
10
13%
=.
NO par
60% Jan
112% July
8% Jun
13%
__No par
Feb
58
113/4
x29%
14%
7.
400
57%
41%
1,200
6,700
STOCK
12%
*47'A
87%
14%
*79
par
July
88%
.
59
4%
8%
19%
19%
f
65 preferred
par
Jun
:
66 preferred
'Amer Power
American
135
71% July
>•19%
2 */4
50
98
14%
14%
7
Am Smelt
16
Jan
*14%
2 Vi
1
18%
47%
.30 /
8%
*93
173/4
Shares
'<
18%
18%
,
*40%
48
293/a
8%
^CLOSED V
4%,
.
*47'A
«.
98
7
Amer
138
104
News Co
7% Jun
Jun
Jun
—1
Co
31% Feb 25
.
Mar
8%
American
.—100
——
Molasses
4
158%
120
preferred
7
120
68%
4% %
American
No par
Co Ltd com.No par
3
May
131% July
20% May
144
Amer Machine A Metals
21% Jan
•
30
4*93
Pdy Co com—No par
100
/ Nov
14
48
30%
•t:
8%
,
4%
4%
14%
41% Feb
19% Jun
41
/
,*87%
56% Jan
Jan
*4%
*47%
1
13
130
Apr
10%
•■V
/
18%
6%
11%
DAY
13%
6%
19%
the Week
$ per share
57%
ELECTION
41%
5
34% Jan
Jun
34%
21
47%
>
63/8
19
2 Va
-
EXCHANGE
60%
47'A
<13% Nov
49
STOCK
41
8
Sep
2%
Sales for
Nov. 11
17%
.,
41%
preferred
i American Metal
3
81/4 Oct
18
,
36% Aug
178
6%
."
;
Friday
Nov. Ut
% per share
19 Va
58%
Thursday
Nov. 9
47%
17
142
"
58%
200
Wednesday
6%
•
2>/2
30%
I per share
47
Jun
4
2%
30%
500
PRICES
Nov. 8
,,,
-/
*19
17%
14% Jan
V
,
171%
95 % Nov
;
6%
"•
30%
SALE
45
t per share
*41
39% Jun
35% May
Jan
140
35%
8
■)
17%
common—_1
preferred
3.90%
7
Oct
6%
19%
vi
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 7
f per share
tftarm
100
Locomotive
Amer Mach A
-1
,
Monday
Nov. 5
113% Nov
6
10
38
25% Nov
-
11
10
16% May176
Jan
31% Nov
7
3
95% May
66% May
7%
26
105% Nov
r
Saturday
AND
45%
109
6,900
*108%
*30%
31
45%
108%
'
Jan 20
Sep
*30»/a
533/4
1
American Investment Co of 111
7% Mar 14
•
4
8
46%
Nov
*
Feb
32
6%
16%
125-
84
30%
30%
12%
No par
com
400
700
45 y8
52
-50
Products
Co
120
1,200
:
>
108%
109%,
12%
non-cum
American
14% Apr 12
3
24% Mar
;
Ice
18
80
45%
109
51
preferred
100
American International Corp-No par
27
102
Home
6%
*17%
81%
11%
1
18
19 y8
10
com
44%
81%
10
Co
preferred
conv
American
28
19% Oct
A Leather
American
18% Jan 20
?
22
6%
5
Oct
Electric
&
*44
19'/a
55%
»
No par ;
Gas
American Hide
8
Aug
15
1
14
Dec
6
'
American
1,000
106%>
44%
108
19%
48%
No par
American Hawaiian SS Co
4
9% Sep
100
7
Dec
'12% Nor
72%
30% Nov
5
5
23
15% Mar
12% Jun
Jun
108
;
5% Jan
79
95%
17
23%
106
43 %
82%
2%
,
:—No par
68 preferred
7
10
Jun
46 ;
Jan
53
53% Nov
45% Oct
~35%~Dec
500
•
19%
•*19
No par
7
6% Jan
.
r
82%
6%
1
No par
40e
com
23%
50
3,900
173/4
18%
1,800
23%
65%
19%
f
Par
Foreign Power
67 preferred
67 2nd preferred A
97%
182 3A
82%
;
Amer A
Sep 22
24
100
J- ' ■■
.If
-•
19%
<■
Encaustic Tilings
97%
*182
1,900
4,000
3,100
82 3%
,
-
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
?
7%
3%
i"
19%
45»/4
20
;■
■
7%
35/8
5,000
31%
83"- /
109
STOCK
YORK
65%
i
%«/:-•
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
653/4
23%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
22%
100 >/a
*81%
lo
Distilling Co—
23%
9%
31%
100 Vo
,
973/4
*106
500
93/4
*191/4
preferred series A-100
:
!?,'
1823/4
23%
653A
44%
*
American
97%
*182
108
44
%
3%
24'/a
♦106
;
900
24>/a
69
33/8
v
116
68
23%
•68
8
65%,
24
...
108
44
Cyanamid Co com
conv
24%
100
X68
69
323/4
241/4
65 Vs
V
683/4
24%
103
182%
24
65%
No par
Co
Colortype Co
10
American Crystal Sugar com
_10
■1"
4% % prior preferred.——.—10b
28 ;;
47"% Oct
112
&
preferred
Chicle
American
Mar 11
87
100
Chain
non-cum
American
47% Sep
7
18% Aug 17
71% July 29
33%
109
preferred
17,500
*100%
98
•
1,600
1,600
93/4
73/4
182
;;
23%
v
7%
11
Jan
98
183
23%
.
441/,
10
" 3%,-
2,900
9%
9%
;
4
39
4/1 v,
9%
24 y8
8
700
4434
68
103
•3%
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112%
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8
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700
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69
1
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American Car A Fdry com
7
681/4
24
100
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com__
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American Can Co common
2
69%
:
117
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2
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7
187 % Sep
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4
35
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10
common
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39
118%
44
9%
t.
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50
Bosch
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44%
9%
preferred-;—100
Bank Note
American
20
33% Jan
Oct
Amer
3
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39
118
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4
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;
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35
f" 35
34%
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50
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preferred
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11
10% Jan
6*
34%
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Chemical_No
Airlines
cum
American
•'
10
104
Agricultural
3%%
31 :
No par
1
Co
preferred
Petroleum
American
10% July 22
96% July 11
5% Jun
1
111
6%
convertible
Jan
120% Oct
Apr 29
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500
5,900
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59
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'
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28 '/*
7%
5
Allied Mills
6
Dec
27%
for
the Week
*41%
CLOSED
38%
100
Industries Inc
Allied
73
37%
10
preferred
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26%
38
preferred-No par
conv
conv
1
13 V
30% Oct
38
.100
common
2
Nov
18% Feo
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STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
50
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No
Mar 12
201
15% Jun
24% Jun
Jun
Inc
Ry
Allen
Jan
42%
Mining
10
21%
22
*41%
No par
Gold
8% Jan
34% May
37% May
91
Inc
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13
Dec
Mar
A
Juneau
Allegheny A West Ry 6%
Dec
19%
21%
42%
w
17
16%
81
w
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25%
19%
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DAY
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July
165
May
24
19%
21%
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Allegheny Corp common
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preferred A
5
3
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Nov. 11
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45%
46%
110
3
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5
Dec
23%
100
4
Sep
3% Oct
16
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45%
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Friday
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$ per share
share
3
1
Gas
preferred
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•
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110
2%
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Alabama
Aug 10
4Va Nov
'
Thursday
Nov. 9
46%
*100
10
lu
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
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Corp
Corp
When
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23% May 16
103
•
2% Jun 21
4% May
3
Express Co_
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19
29% Nov
.
46
110
3
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Nov. 8
t per share
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•
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Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
10
20
46/4
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HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 7
tper share
5
__
Co.
Co
1
44% Sep
Jan
5% Jun
99
Steel
Acme
22% Nov
5
35
Jsua
14% Nov
118%
Motors
AND
Monday
Nov. 5
Straus
<fe
37% Mar 28
23% May
46%
Laboratories
ACF-Brill
21% May 26
*17 %Jun
Feb
Dec
Saturday
Par
Oct
47% Oct
14
1 % Jun
14%
LOW
STOCK
$ per share
Jan
35
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lewest
Highest
11V*
3 V*
39%
ll'A
3%
40
103/4
38%
105
14,200
20
50%
51
51%
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21%
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11
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3%
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39%
40 y.
400
300.
3,700
I
14
THE
(1922)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
1
Kan gtt for Previous
Year 1948
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per
23%
Nov
32%
Oct
14
27% Nov
89
Dec
101%
Jun
77
Jun
15
93
15% May
5
Jun
13
8%
Dec
88%
Dec
41%
56%
13%
11 %
38% Jun
18%
Dec
Dec
Jun
22
15
86
13% Jan
11
19
May
11% Feb
May
95
Dec
106
July
66
Jun
87
15% Sep
28
Oct
10
100
Sep
12
47'A Nov
9
14
30% Feb
Sep
80
Jun
14
105'/a Jan
167%
Jun
14
103'/« Jan
Jun
97% Jun
10% Aug
July
32% Jun
Dec
19%
Dec
62
25%
Jan
64%
Dec
66
Sep
81
Dec
80
182
Feb
'
-
.
*19%
114
99
Sep
•
•
94
41% Oct
111% Sep
1
24
4%
100
24% Aug
4
10
Jan
100
Feb
7
109% Nov
15
-Sep
30
20'/a Jan
25
7% Sep
.
13 % Feb
16% May
Nov
Dec
19
Jan
4% Jun
19%
Jan
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Feb
7%
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11
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46
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14
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14
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112%
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100
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46
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44% Jan
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25
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102%
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Atlas Tack Corp
,
;
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Jan
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15
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20
114
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42
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,
7
25% May
64% Apr
Nov
4%
20
Jan
Jan
Feb
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Nov. 11
t per share
27%
89
7%
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7
77
Jun
48% Aug
15
47
4
13
Feb
27
•
6%
Friday
Nov. 10
tper share
91
47
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Thursday
Nov. 9
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27%
6%
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PRICES
Wednesday
27%
6% 1st preferred
,
24
30% Jun
May
99
98
SALE
89%
61
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Constable
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7
53
60% July
,
Feb
Feb
91
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com
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6%
,
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Carpet Co Inc
No par
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14
107
Apr 27
Apr 12
120%
13 y4
Co
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Nov. 8
27'A
6%
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111
44%
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AND
90
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3
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preferred
conv
7% July 18
Feb
.
84
27
100
com
Monday, November 14, 1949
Tuesday
Nov. 7
| per share
10
com
Illinois
of
preferred
83.75
Arnold
Mar
64
Par
preferred
Co
<fc
Armstrong
6
99% Feb
4
Oct 24
114
30
Jan
87%
LOW
Monday
Nov. 5
$6 conv prior preferred
16% Jun
Dec
-26
Corp
conv
1
13% Mar
Jun
17% Aug
12'% Mar
98
4%%
Armour
10
49% Oct
13
94
Jun
115% July
77% Jan
Steel
Armco
3
8
CHRONICLE,
RECORD
Saturday
r
9
Feb
7% Jan
7
105% Jun
Jun
99%
Jan
Nov
49% Jun
Jan
106
Feb
88
103
19% Jun
STOCK
YORK 8TQCK
EXCHANGE
!.
$ per share
8 per share
share
YORK
NEW
Highest
,
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-
.
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&
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6
5%
.
6
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5%
39%
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14%
10%
,
6
38%
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10
10%
9%
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4,000
8%
8%
4,400
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1,100
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Jun
8
14% Jan
11%
Jun
8% Jun
13
12% Jan
16% July
29% July
7% Jun
13
11% Jan
14
22%
Jan
Feb
18%
Jun
Dec
13%
17%
Mar
10
15%
Feb
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14% Jun
,
14% Jun
7
-
Feb
31%
13
25
,
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60
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13
72,
July 27
59
38
Jun
28
51
Oct
15
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Dec
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Dec
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81
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52% Nov
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13
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1
,
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Jan
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4
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2
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16
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14
16% Jun
11 yB Jun
14
17
Feb
18
98
Aircraft
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Dec
Dec
26
103%
Jun
85
Feb
Jan
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:
38%
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21
87 % Mar
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30
25
Feb
Feb
39%
93
Mar
26%
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9
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5
Jun
14%
7
Nov
3
Sep .14
28
11
Jan
104
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9
10
6
3,
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31% Mar 21
11% Mar 11
26 y4
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13
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Dec
82% Mar
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22% Jun 30
10% Jun <131
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67%
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Dec
51
16%
Dec
33% Apr
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42%
Feb
66'A July
Nov
96
May
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71
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400
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27%
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115
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Canada Southern Ry Co.
May 6
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21
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14
13 Va
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2%
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Zinc-Lead
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22%
52%
Calumet & Hecla Cona
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No par
Can Dry Ginger Ale com—
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19 1
i_100
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11%
EXCHANGE
49
53
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Byron Jackson Co
Callahan
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23
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5%
preferred
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;
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Sep 28
35 Va Jun
page 24.
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36% Jan 58,
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,
14%
12%
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400
24%
9%
Thursday
I per share
27
21%
97%
pfd
I per share
♦26%
18%
Feb
26% Jan
feb,2#
May
Jun
3% Jun.27
98
:
13
12%
49
Nov. !>
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21%
1,100
PRICES
Wednesday
11%
22%
preferred—100
1—;
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100
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)'Bush Terminal
u
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SALE
24
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52 %
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14%
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52%
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4% preferred
3%%
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14%
11%
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J0v; Buffalo Forge Co
Sep 13 '.jiBuff Niag El Corp 3.60%
Nov
26%
14%
24%
Nov. 8
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HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 7
135
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9%
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9%
Monday
Nov. 5
26%
135-
25
9%
Saturday
i 52 %
Nov
27, A'Bullard Co
Jan 11;Bulova Watch
,
135
25
9%
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common
68,800
30%
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i
100
200
2'A
33 %
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26%
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preferred
82%
104 ' « 104
30%
5
common
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2%
33%
100
Inc
81%
104
2%
2,700
26%
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common
RR
8i%
3,600
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30%
t per share
1
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6,500
8%
26%
33%
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preferred
33 %
8%
26%
26%
25
2.50
j
33
1,400
30'/a
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No par
(The)
33%
9
2%
900
87
26'/2
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27
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200
13
12'A
8%
104
2%
10
1,200
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13
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34
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87
33%
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26%
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103
103
12%
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26%
14
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12%
87
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9
27%
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14
,
12%
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33%
9
*No par
—*
4 ; ;Bush Term Bldg 7% preferred—100
9% Jan
7 ^Butler Bros common^
16
82/ Feb
3 -(;!
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ju
100
4% Mar 30 77 Butte Copper & Zinc
—5
24% Jan 27 T; )Byers Co (A M) common—No par
104% Oct
7 [i
7% participating preferred
,100
7
98% Jun 10
3
,37% Deo
27
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inc
Stores
Sep 30 n i
7% preferred
11% Oct 27 ,1 Budd (The) Co
Oct 27
$5 preferred
9
7
May
8% May
31% May
85%
8%
:*•
LOW AND
Bucytas-Erle Co
I21
1
Feb
40% Jun
54% Sep
33%
—1
[1 Bristol-Myers
Aug 18
16% Jan
13
Jun
July
-
'
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Nov
77
13-
3
35% Jun
14'/a
12 Va
No par
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
90
.
14
60
105
1
14.'
87
a
Jun
Jan
101% Nov
14% Mar
10
Mar
6
4% May
27% July
2% Mar
16
Deo
15 Va
6
18% Jan
Apr ; 6
13% Jun 14
10% July
114
Deo
,
94
-
73
Feb
* Mar
8%
29%
34%
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3,000
8%
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40
•
13
30%
13%
-
99
12%
8%
35'A
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Apg ;4
36
13% Apr 19
77
Apr
7% Nov
1,500
13'/2 4
STOCK
17% Oct
15
24% Jun
-
8Va
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100
Co common
103% Aug ^3 * '
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'
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10% Oct 27 1
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97
Jan
35
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Apr 20
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79
85
85%
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76
26% Jun 27
77
,
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85%
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-10
125 '
6
72%
.
900
33 %c
—
22
;
13
12% Feb
Jun
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18
.
16-
7% Jun
Jun
-
10
100
27
Feb
July
Dec
Xl7%
8 Va
Bower Roller Bearing Co
5
Airways Inc
:
2.50
Brewing Corp of America:
f-15
Bridgeport Brass Co„
No par
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Briggs & Stratton
;
No par
;
7
Jan
39% Nov
•
6
13% Jun 14
120
16
Jan
33
*
29% Mar 14
11% May
Mar
18
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29
14
Jan
75
16%
12%
18
8'A
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dags
3%%
r
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r
18% Jan, 3
9
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40
29% Feb
98 1
12%
100
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10
9% Apr
13,
14
Mar
81
97
12%
17%
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i
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'
13
47% Jan
14
6'
30% Deo
78% Aug
Deo
(Del)
1,600
,
98
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com
Mining
Bon Ami Co
Class B
Borden
35% Feb 17
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•
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25% Oct
Aug
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12%
30%
5
Bond
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2'/2 Jan
5
Apr
Bohn
,
5
97% Aug 18
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6% Jun
18
55% Oct
,
21% Jun
23% Nov
24% May
124% July
Sep
65
Jun
6 Va Jun
99
Nor
120
26
12% July
33% Aug
Feb
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Bloomingdale Brothers
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Jan 12'
500
.
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1
common
YORK
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i
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.
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47% Nov 10
,
9
25'/a Jan
Jan
32% Jan
7
1% Mar
••
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42% Apr 21
91% May 11
23% Sep
Dec
90% -Feb
17% Feb
15
8
Jun
101%
15% Mar
8%
9
Aug
38% Mar
11% May
36%
24-;
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34% May
37% Jun
" Nov
25%
Feb
Co
Bliss (E W) Co
13
27
13% Nov. 10
10% May
Dec
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25
Jun
Nov
Sep
25% Mar 30
18
Jun
87%
47
,
13r
Aug
50
Jan
44%
26
21
27% May
87% Nov
98'
1
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Blaw-Knox Co
15% Nov* 213% Sep 16 r
13"% Jan " 8 ;
6 ;
9% Jun'15"
Apr,'
37% May
96
Jan
Dec
- •
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8% Jun
17% May
44% July
22%
I per share
38
17%
>85% >87
EXCHANGE
.
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12'/2
•
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NEW
Highest
.
$ per share
(per share
Feb
*13
52%
13%
:50
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Carpet
Birmingham Electric Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Dec
13%
STOCKS
Year 1848
I per share
52%
13%
1,500
100*
17%-
2.50
——
Range for Previous
Lowest
*97
80
100
28%
preferred
Blgelow-Sanford
*
52%
13%
28%
7%
•
38
52%
28%
Loan
Steel
38
52%
"14 '
28%
Foods
Bethlehem
16
28 y4
Appliances-.
Consol
15%
27%
Best <te Co
337/a Oct 27
33% Jan-.
29
Oct
'Benguet
16 %
15%
28%
$3.25 8er of 1946^Nopar
Cum pfd $4 divserof 1948_No par
10
20
22 % Jun
Jan
Nov
2% July
27% Oct
46%
28%
Cum pfd
j
46%
12%
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47%
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39
52%
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-
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12%
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Co
Home
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>
16%
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14
600
66
12%
preferred
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48
'
52%
3,800
17%
:
"
12%
Corp
Howell
17%
17%
66
.
12%
Bendix Aviation
n.
82.
Jan
&
4'A%
17%
18%
64%
12%
Packing
Bell
■
18%
17%
64 %
.
12%
-
Belding-Heminway
Aircraft
46 %
,;16
.
17%
'
.
•'
66
127/a
RR
Bell
27%
4
i
Beech-Nut
*
34% Mar 30
•
24
25
May 10
23% Jun, 13
Oct
139% July
37 % May
13
23,% Feb
2.
125
Jun
6% Apr 13
37% May
80%
26
4
Mar 30
4$
*
9
——No par
preferred—No par
Beck Shoe (AS) 4%% pfd—„_100
Beech
Mar 21
14%
90%
32% Feb
37
;
:*13%*
conv
'
18
Oct
Nov
30
38
18'A
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16%
38'
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18%
8%
common—12.50
Co
pfd
conv
18%
87/a
19,
16%
-
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65
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5
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''
30
24% Jan
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1
10%
27% Jun
3%%
$1.25 div
10
.
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65
i—-50
Inc
Foods
8%
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Corp.—•
10%
8%
,
18%*
•
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Co
Works
Cigars
Beaunit
•
8
Oil
14%
10%
8%
common—_50
common
.14%
10
—100
preferred
Iron
"' Beatrice
21
1
4%%
Bayuk
5
.
preferred
Brothers
14%
13
100
preferred—1
Corp (Delaware)
Oil
Barnsdall
Bath
'.
20
16% Oct.
69
*■
15
9% Feb
Mar
22% May
Sep
,16% Mar
3
41
Works
common
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5%
1
:
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&
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.
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Locomotive
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non-cum
Bangor
V;
20
2i y, Jan
6
Jpn
26% Nov
.
■/". 4%
Jan/7
Feb
46% NOV
(B
( Baltimore
7
66
Babbitt
-Baldwin
,
7
,13%
-
Jun
i
18
102
39%
21
14'A
90
200
24,100
.*
VolurSe'^70 ^Number '4855
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
(1923)
15
?c.
NEWYORK
STOCK
RECORD
*
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1848Lowest
.J8-- Mar
11
:■
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f P?r share
4 y
47% Dec1
r>
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18
.
',.748% Apr,-.
56
Aug
\7 "3% Sep." V 8% Mar
7
40% JUn
50
-
,
7
100%
Feb
10Q
4
56% Nov
"26%- Dec
3d
'Dec. •a..
41%
-6% Mar
30
39%
-
Feb
*—123
i Feb
140
Jan
34%
Jun
13% Jun
20 V.
Jan
.15% Jun
rf 16-—'Dec
18%
Feb
14% JUn
11%
JUn
*
r6%
3
Dec
11
5%
17
21
Central
Jun
83
May
Oc t
8
10 V.
7%
Dec
15
Dec
11
18%
Dec
28 %
7,7 12%
Nov
20
Feb
33
26%
100%
'
Feb
1/64 Nov
3
7 6% July
v
9 V. Jun
'22%
tig %
Dec
Cerro
Jan
27% Nov
3
.34% Jan
T
85
45%
90
9
July
4
Feb
9
f *
Nov
>6
Jan
Jan
'
.
4% Mar
.1
9%
"7% Mar
11
Chesapeake & Ohio Rf commpn
25 ^
3%% convertible^ preferred_-_100
Chic
10
Chic l.nd & Louis
13
4% Jun
t
7
36% Jan
Jun 28
.27 :
49% July
Jan
8
15
7'
26
Dec
40
May
21% Jun
14
49% Mar
57
Jun
49 V. Jun
28
55% May
Chicago & Northwest
preferred
j.
j,
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No
4
" 9
Sep
.25% Jun
17
•35% Nov
Jan
72%
Oct
.56% Jun
14
:77 V. Nov
15 %
Oct
May 11
13% Nov
9
42%
Feb
10
19
'■
T
■
Highest
t per share
14%
19% May
4% Apr
2%, Nov
44% Oct
*13
;
Jun
:
2% Jun
35
Jun
,
31
16% Jan
65%
Jun
•60.
29%
Jun
Chickasha Cotton
19
:
8
101Y* May
Dec
75%
Dec
80
105%
Jan-
20% Jun
105
Jun
v
78 Va May
18% Mar
23%
Nov
35 Vi
V
Jan v/
•4V2
Dec
10%
Jan
27%
Dec
36 V. May
Feb
J47.
July
92 % May
75% Dec
Dec ;
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15
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4
472
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:
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15
,;
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Mar 22
10
8% Jun
;
24
Jan
19% Jan 24
14% Oct
15
15
7% Jun
Pitts
t
RR
Co 7%
7
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Oct
25% Nov .9
25% Nov 10
•
12
Apr
13
13% Oct
9% Jun : 7
7% Feb 10
25
;
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2nd preferred—
cum
--
11
46 V. Feb 25
-
•27% Oct
3o»'«
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-56% Nov
^ 3
12
102% Nov
.Jan
-
113 % Jun
29% May
k 11% May
;.
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•
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,Vv7% Jun
/' 36% July
4'
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134
23
134
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*,
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Jun 14
38% Jun
liy4 Feb
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165
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7% Jun 16
.16% Mar
35%
-
.
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Jun
VI06%
42
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Dec
6
29% July 26
103% Apr
27
105% Apr 20
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90
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Oct
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.
17% July
92%-Sep
-
84 Ve Mar :
93
/
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13
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Jan
29Va
92
Nov
Oct
;
-40
May
/
3,60%
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Commercial
99
July
' 8% Nov
13 V. May
48% Mar
64 y4
For
footnotes
Oct
see
17%
iv
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page
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Nov
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46% Mar
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5
24%
.
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36
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May 4
Aug 29
109% Sep 14
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101
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102% Aug .16
24.
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24
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7
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97
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14
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Jan
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35%-Dec
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f 47%
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Capital Admin
3
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Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 8
Nov. 7
4 per share
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
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Tiiesday
Monday
Nov. 5
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.
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COMMERCIAL-&, FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
7
10%
Jun
5% Jun
14
8% Jan
Feb
69%
Jun
47% Feb
11
65% Oct
27
Continental
Oil
19%
Apr
11% Jun
14
16% Jan
3
Continental
28
6
19% Jun
x49% Mar
68
9
Feb
13
43% Mar
21%
Nov
15%
Feb
57 y4
12
Nov
23%
88
NOV
86
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7
1
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3
19
3%%
28
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57
Jan
6
8
65 % Nov
3
Sep
4% May
3% Mar 23
Jan
9
Deo
1%
Dec
3%
Feb
1% Jun
13
2% Oct
31
Feb
39%
Jun
21% Jun
13
32% Jan
7
98%
Jun
96
27
92%
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8%
13
Deo
24%
NOV
Dec
23%
Dec
27% Oct
18
19% Jan
7
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14
42% Apr
13
$2
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13
Jun
Feb
103% July
94
90
May 24
Jun
28% Jun
15 V« Jun
78 y4
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55y4Jun
30
26
34
Jan
21
12%
155
Feb
Apr
7%
Deo
160
Jun
May
5% Jun
13% May
160
$4.20
7%
8% Mar 29
Corp
Cudahy Packing Co
4%%
preferred
Deo
24%
16
Feb
28
23% Oct
26
24
8>/4 Oct
27
Jun
14
145% Oct
28
87
43 V* Jun
28
52 y2 Nov
9
3
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4
14
Mar 14
24% Jan
7
Jan
21
26% Jan
7
4% Feb
4%
Feb
12% July
7
Feb
28 y4
18%
133
Jan
21% Mar
18% Jun
Sep
137
July
y« Jan
133
137
7
19% Sep
x31% May
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100
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1,400
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9
15% Mar 18
Jun
13
Jan
;
4
96
Aug 18
5
14
Jan
Oct
94%
Jun
87
13% Deo
20%
Jan
11% July
14%
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17%
Jan
15
89
Jan
13
24
17% May
2
Dana
Corp common..
pfd series A.
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
Davison
Chemical
18%
Feb
28% July
xl6% Mar
8
22 Va Sep
Feb
31% Aug
26 y4 Jan
3
31
82%
Nov
94
Jun
92
Jan
4
98% Aug 18
Preferred
3.75%
84
Sep
94
Jun
92% Jan
11
99% Sep
22
Preferred
3.75%
29
8%
Nov
15%
Jan
7% Jun
30
12% Nov
9
Dayton
8%
Sep
13%
Jan
4% May 31
9% Jan
7
Decca
27
Deo
42
Jun
17
Jun
14
29
31%
Dec
46%
Jan
30 % Jun
13
43% Oct
27
29%
Feb
34% May
31
Mar 29
36% Sep
15
38%
Jan
50%
26
7%
Feb
13% July
Jan
12
Co
&
7%
13
40% Jan
21
Delaware
13
9% Jan
7
Delaware
20
Apr
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8%
Dec
21%
21%
21
27
27%
27
27%
47
47%
ctfs
for
2
14% Oct
26
Derby Oil Co
20
3
23% Sep
16
Detroit
Delaware Power
26%
Oct
15
Jun
14
24% Mar
11
16%
Jan
11 % Jun
20
13
19V4
Deo
35% Mar
Feb
38
2
Mar 29
Rights
13
3
Jan
7
Diamond
1
9% Jun
14
12% Oct
19
Diamond
13
9% Nov
4
Diana
12% Jun
IS
17% Oct
13
Distill
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
NEW
Highest
t per share
Dec
20%
Oct
9% Feb
24
17
Jan
8
Nov
41
Jun
24% Feb
14
35% Nov
10
Deo
58
Apr
45 % Jun
13
53% Nov
10
Deo
23
Jan
10
12
14% Mar 29
40
Jun
25
Jun
July
1
11%
Nov
19
Feb
12% Jan
Nov
67%
Apr
48% Feb
106%
Nov
31 %
Jan
98
83
12
Deo
12% Dee
20
18
Oct
43
Apr 29
101% Apr 22
Dlvco
Corp
04
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Fel
II
Dee
124%
99%
116
15%
4
11% Mar
8% Jun
119
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0%
Jan
106
Jan
8%
28
3
112
Jun
9% Jun
20
13
66
Jun
11
16%
Oct
Feb
13% Feb
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48% Dee
12% Dee
19% Not
x68
41%
v.
2% May
17
Jan
Jan
14
14
Jun
164
Jan
21% Jun
-
5
7
14% Apr
88
13
i Jan 12
34%
EXCHANGE
34%
33%
34-.
EXCHANGE
No par
17%
17%
17%
17%
CLOSED
17%
16%
17%
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Dome
Mines
Ltd
Douglas Aircraft
Chemical
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Co
2nd
conv
Corp
Kagle-Flcher
Eastern
94
,
14
2% Jan
17% Jun
28% Nov
Jan
75
49
Oct
42% Jan 14
23% Aug ?2
29
9% Feb
•0% Feb
99
Sep
4
Dee
16% Aug
17
14% Jan
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34
Jan
104
Jun
100% Jan
24
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4% Jun
6
16% July
65% July
68% Apr
9
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55
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July 12
Jan
3% Feb
25
9% Dee
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11% Jan
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13
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9% Dec
49% Mfcy
7% Mar
foot no*
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6% Jun 28
36
Jan
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24
4
15
-
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Electric
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5%
123%
123%
100%
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114%
114 %
114%
114
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114%
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10%
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19%
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16%
15
15'/a
8,500
14%
12%
13
7,300
60%
18%
15%
15
15%
13%
9%
43%
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43%
187
9%
9%
Jan
5
43%
43%
190
43%
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61% Jan 24
5%
Erie
31
5% Sep 28
10% Jan
7
10% Oct 26
3
6
Electric
RR
\
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500
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93%
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94
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13
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96
96
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12
12
27%
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13
97 %
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51
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Eureka Williams Corp
Evans Products Co
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9 Va
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28
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preferred series A
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9%
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62
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101
28
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1
(The).
Gas
Equitable Office
14% Jan 21
..
60%
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Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co_
13
61
187
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2
2,300
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500
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13%
123%
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preference
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18%
59 Vs
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-
18%
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5
;. v
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100%
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16
Electric Storage BatteryNO par
Elgin National Watch Co
If
Elliott Co common,
If
10
13%
7,300
123%
\
18%
Convertible preferred.
-No par
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
12
6% Nov
5% Apr
118%
13%
16
106
Endicott Johnson Corp
4% preferred
53% Nov
18
j.f-
1,500
-
58%
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common.
Auto-Lite
Electric Boat
May 16
Jan
X
/
13%
82
♦76
*
6,400
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109%
17%
82
15%
It
preferred
Products Co
34 Va Nov
■
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13%
109
18%
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100%
18%
1
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68
110%
18
■
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log
13% Jan
7
18 Va Oct 18
17% Nov -7
104
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800
700
9,900
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51
107
'
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;
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50 %
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13% Mar 24
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-
250
66
51%
110
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300
123%
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300
51
107 %
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5
51
13%
59%
124
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2
34% Jun/17
10% Jun
g
12 y8 Jun
13%
100%
8
preferred
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8% Oct 18
I Jun 15
Feb
6%
43; Jan
7
15% Apr 14
36% Oct 14
14
19
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.
Aug 12
May
1
Jun
♦18
13%
180
common.
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7
33% Apr ft
12% Feb 25
8%
19
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67 V«
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f
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Airlines
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18% Oct 26
101
13
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58%
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18%
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35%
106%
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82
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18%
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DWG Cigar Corp
17%
110%
18%
84
8
4
32% Mar 18
1% Jun 13
110%
110%
18%
♦77
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(E I)
-34
66
51 %
107 Vs
1
International
-
67%
50%
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100
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19
r
110%
80s
67%
51%
107%
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No par
common
preferred-
68
51%
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preferred.
Industries
♦67
18
common
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32% Jan
Shares
fper share
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series
26
for
the Week
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series
Oct
Nov. 11
f per share
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$4.50
13% Jan
7
47% Mar 29
Sale*
Friday
Nov. 10
$ per share
—I
Corp.
$3.50
202
Thursday
Nov. 9
$ per share
STOCK
Prefemed
5
V
10%
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-Nov
Wednesday
Nov. 8
*:
10%
1
16
Tuesday
Nov. 7
10 %
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10
Monday
t per share '
'/
10%
124% Oct
12% Jan
■{
Nov. 5
102% Aug 26
115% Jan 12
94% Oct
Jun
i.
10.
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6
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I per share
Nov
48
4% Jan
For
62
Jun
13% Jan
11,400
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Dow
jun
29% Deo
16%
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2
27%
9% Mar
16%
50%
20
74%
20% July
16 y4 Deo
16%
PRICES
50
51% Nov
110% Nov
Saturday
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STOCK
Doehler-Jarvis
Deo
13% Feb
97
37% Jun
56%
15% Jun
13
STOCK
HIGH
53%
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14
LOW AND
10%
11
Feb
Jun
39% Not
16%
3,900
53
14 y4 Oct
13
10%
3.500
9
10%
13
38% Jun
93
11%
9
53%
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14
19% May
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11
7% Jun
93% Jun
16% Jan
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Jan
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500
11
16%
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8
97% Jan
Jan
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9
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35%
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3%%
14
700
35%
41
A
$3.25
83
21%
35%
41%
35 Va
Pepper Co
Class
Dr.
Dresser
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12
21%
400
•
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11%
2
Jun
11%
21%
35
4
22%
33%
1,500
35%
41
700
11%
86% Jan 21
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400
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175
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57
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20
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20% May
Feb
12%
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29
19%
86% Dee
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21 Va
57
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Oct
18%
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12%
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157
23
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11%
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23%
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2,000
1,400
4,800
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9
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12%
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22%
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373
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16%
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22%
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2,600
l
101
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Jun
Jun
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1,000
1,300
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22
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10% Deo
•'
12,800
%
42
S
Dixie Cup Co common.
July
May
May
43%Jun
113%
*21%
Par
108% Sep
7
82%
YORK
34% Nov
4
18% Sep 20
72% Oct 24
3
47
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12%
EXCHANGE
13%
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12%
-
1,000
V-'.
38%
6%
36
$ per share
46%
Jun
23%
_80a
7%
8
24i/2
6%
36
...
:
25
50%
23%
2
29%
7%
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42
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Range Since Jan. 1
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28
Car
Motor
T
29%
24%
'
Year 1948
Feb
6%
'
.
57
No par
common
preferred
Stores Corp.:
Corp-Seagrams Ltd.
Range for Previous
Feb
Match
partic
6% Jun
Feb
6%
12.10
Devoe & Raynolds class A
40
45% Feb
97
.■;**• '
%
;
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57
*6% ..:
1
21
80
%
Corp
20
xl9% May
14%
22%
6%
Vllbiss Co
6%
14 %
22%
ft
Steel
16% Jun
22% Nov
47%
14
%
1
35
7%
22%
*53
±uu
Detroit-Michigan stove Co
De
,
38%
*34%
8
7%
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24%
34%
28%
29%
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39%
34%
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13%
——
Detroit Hillsdale & S W Kti Co
Detroit
*23
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24%
38%
■
35
22%
31% Sep
37% Sep
Mar
Feb
8
Jun
13
29
(The)
C
25
39%
*34%
8
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Jun
Dec
Lowest
1(K>
46
11
$ per share
pfd
28%
46% July
19% May
1
100
com
24%
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-
—
5,400
21%
28
Escrow
3
87/s
21%
24
7
8%
27%
47 %
50% Jan
10
130
21 %
14
'Jan
9
-4
4,400
28
34% Jun
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8%
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——
12
21%
58
9% Jan
87/a
11%
;
27%
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Western
for
58
12'/a
'
21%
ctfs
7
98%
30
& Light Co
13.80
Grande West RR
Escrow
9
97
*96 %
29%
13
29
I
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98%
11%
12
8%
^
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96
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16
Jun
11%
8%
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96
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21%
10
Sep
22% Mar
Dec
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29
50
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21%
4,000
:
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13%
100
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22
Jan
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,
12%
96 r
35
13
13% May
96
96
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16%
21%
1 3 '/a
42%
20
60%
30%
95%
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100
*95%
*
24%
Jun
& Nov
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30%
108
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21%
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v
13%
24%
Jun
Jan
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12%
96
13 Va
42%
19
21% May
21%
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Hudson
&
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21%
11%
35
39% July
July
*16
16%
21%
28
13% Nov
32% Mar
16%
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1
12%
serlea B
common.
Denver & Rio
Feb
*
12
7
Inc
19
14%
*95%
13%
(Tho)
preferred
Jun
•
96
*13 Va
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Deere
5% Jun
Jun
♦95%
14
common
Rubber Co
Records
96
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20
Corp
Dayton Pwr & Light
12
*95%
2.80
preferred
conv
24%
May 12
11%
.100
3%%
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1,100
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6
10%
103
10
•
6
-
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10,109
4,400
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140
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69
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17
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70
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17
15%
f
1
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28%
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No par :
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A
28%
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common
700
101%
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com
5.900
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'
100
preferred
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100%
65
8
Publishing
Class
*99%
182
Inc
preferred
Prior
101 %
100
16%
Cunningham Drug Storea Inc
109
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10 »'
15%
Aug
May
100%
27%
common
1
13% July
360
1,300
64%
108
27
61
300
DAY
56%
27%
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100
Jan
150
9%
56
27%
16%
pfd
13% Feb
Feb
*9%
27%
65 %
100
non-cum
73
Feb
9%
56 y2
27%
*12%
preferred
6%
13
Deo
9%
56
57
181 %
No par
oom
14
7
800
1,300
ARMISTICE
' 27%
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No par
Jun
47%
CLOSED
14%
50
56'/a
181%
-No par
10% Jun
122%
12
,
*49%
27
__i
88
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12
*14%'
♦27%
com
17% May
i
12
14%
50
14 %
*49%
701
2,300
f
Deo
•
EXCHANGE
2At
com
Deo
Jan
STOCK
54%i
No par
Seal
&
Press
23%
*99%
1
preferred
Cuneo
DAY
*9%
23%
57
21
America
11%
60
10
9%
10,400
13%
*53%
54 V2
*11%
ELECTION
3,000
64%
27%
*100
.100
preferred.
conv
CLOSED
15
50
5%
64
13%
S
preferred
RR
12%
14%
*49%
Shares
'
23%
*53
for
the Week
27%
8
Cuban-American Sugar common—18
6
14%
50
23%
-
5%
8ales
Nov. 11
t per share
28
67%
July
X12%
14%
*49%
100
Zellerbacb
5%
13
Refining com
of
Cork
$4 2nd
Cuba
May
12%
8
100
.Crucible Steel of Amer
24
16% Sep
EXCHANGE
1947—100
of
ser
preferred
Apr 21
31
24
6
27
12% Feb
17% Aug
177
7
72% Jan
7
July
Crown
25
Jan
STOCK
54 y2
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
27
24
14
65% Dec
Oct
99% Oct
102
Mar 17
129
23%
CorpJ
preferred.
Crown
36% Jan
20
Jun
23%
*53
common
common.
Creameries
1
Dec
Deo
3%%
7
46% Mar
23%
54%
12%
1
Co
S
34%
'23%
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Inc
Feb
91%
Deo
9
13%
Coty International Corp
Crane
8% Jan
Deo
95
20%
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100% Aug 18
Nov
65
13%
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6
64%
13%
80
preferred
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23
26% May
36%
1%
14
J an
Mar
17%
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Jun
preferred
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Products
Corn
6
189
5%
65
13%
9%
171% Jan
Mar
5%
64%
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Oct
July
5%
13%
1
Sep
t per share
8
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Thursday
Nov. 10
64%
Exchange Bank 6c Tr Co—SO
102
t per share
5%
common
Corning Glass Worki
101
66% Mar
Co
Nov
3
t per share
Nov. 9
13%
No par
No par
pref 5%
11% Jan
57
PRICES
Wednesday
64%
com
Cornell Dubiller Electric
Jan
94
Steel
Convertible
SALE
I
Delaware
27% Nov
3
8%
29
Copperweld
15
92% Jan
98
5%
6
Feb
62
$ per share
HIGH
Nov. H
1
of
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
$3 prior preferred
Copper Range Co
26
10
97% July
177
17
19 y4 J an
13
Jun
49% Mar
Apr
Dec
Oct
4
20
Oct
56%
20
7
Oct
164%
Jun
12% Feb
13
49% Jan
July
18
8%
Jun
Oct
60% NOV
60
65% May 13
51% July 19
July
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 7
14
Steel
23% Oct
Monday-,
Nov. 5
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Feb
14
Saturday
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YORK
STOCKS
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Monday, November 14, 1949
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COMMERCIAL
NEW
Ban(e for Previous
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Lowest
f
< per share
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84%
Jun
34
Jun
Nov
33 %
Oct
19
13
41% Jan
Feb
28
25% Oct
19
21
12% Aug
1
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8
7% Jan
7
9
15% Sep
14
38 % Jan
26
5
Nov
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11
Feb
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Fairbanks
27
Oct
15 '/a Oct
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Co
Falstaff
13
Family
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
2
43
Jun
6
Mar
20% May
14% Jun
17
*.18% Oct 28
Dec
12% May
3% Jun
14
6% Jan
10
Federal Motor Truck
20%
Feb
31% May
24% Feb
29
Federated Dept Stores
90
Feb
99%
Jun
95 V< Mar 23
31 y4 Sep
104
Sep
4%%
24%
Sep
11
Nov
10
20% Jan
5
Felt St Tarrant
26%
Jun
12% Jun
14
17% Jan
6
3
Oct
63% July 13
78
Jun
43
6
50 y4 Mar 31
Jun
105
May 16
107% Mar 17
49% Mar
69% July
53
14%
Feb
20%
28%
Nov
96
Dec
26
Dec
13
103% Nov
107%
Jun
42%
Jan
3
98% Jan
May
Nov
68
Sep
3
31% Jan
7
1037/a Nov
7
9
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13 Vs Jan
3
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Dec
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15% Jun
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22%
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Jan
27
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79
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24 %
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22
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2
92% Nov
3
89
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18
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11
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17
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10
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15
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17
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7
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12
4
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7% Apr
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4
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14
7
17% Jan
6
Dec
12
Aug
97a Jan
10
Dec
31'/a Oct
26
41% Jan
12
13
15
Feb
23 Va
Feb
25
17 y4
15
19
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13
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May
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14
Dec
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Dec
45
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21 y2 Jun
13
Corp
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157a Jun
14
23 % Jan
11%
Feb
26% May
18 yi May
13'/a Jan
3
103 Va Jan
25
41% Sep
27
105%
99% Mar
Dec
42
100%
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53% May
May
99
11% July
Dec
Jan
152
106
87a Feb
July
97a Jun
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July
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13
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7
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82
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18
Dec
24
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Nov
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Mar
41
Jun
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96
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53
34
6
118%
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14
31
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20
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129:
Jun
17
May
34
7
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4
6
Dec
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14
100 Va Sep
13 Va Jan
11
Oct
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15
52% Jan
13
123% Jan
4
128% Jun
7
4
108% Oct
14
128%
Jun
Jun
97
Apr
NEW
Highest
$ per share
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517a Jun
14
7274 Nov
9
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5
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23
93% Feb
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Jun
Jan
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25
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26
17
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16
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120
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7
123% Oct
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122
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6
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11
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26
73
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15
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May
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34
1
91
177a Jun
65% July
May
48
July
6
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3
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13
116
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29
19
47% Mar
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122
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14
69
100
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24
Jun
14
Jan
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12
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10
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Nov
31
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89
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99
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11
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Jan
18%
52 Va
Sep 27
50
(B F)
Gotham Hosiery
7
66
1
No par
Nov
3
20
6
367a Oct 31
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Grayson-Roblnson Stores com
1
$2.25 conv pfd
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-
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7
3
197a Oct'
6
8
144% Mar
3
3
40% Oct 31
22
14 % Mar ii9
Greenfield Tap St Die Corp
10
Feb
13% May
974 Oct
6
90%
Dec
Jun
93% Jan
4
July
15% Jun
15
Greyhound Corp
9
Jun
85
Feb
97
July
12%
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207a
Jun
44
Feb
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41
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81
Jun
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13
14
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14
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13
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13
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7
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24
3
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9
7
2974
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26
5
DAY
10
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900
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.
'
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2,800
400
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115
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Goodyear Tire St Rub com—No par
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5
28
10
16'/a
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•
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1574
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•
52
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14
17%
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10
.
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25%
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.
300
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80
22
183A
153A
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Goebel Brewing Co
1
83/a
i43/a
400
300
103
30%
13%
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337a
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85,500
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71 Va
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187a
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Nov. 11
Nov. 10
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103
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Thursday
Nov. 9
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PRICES
Wednesday
HIGH SALE
Nov. 8
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200
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157a
7
124
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69
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20
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28
18%
47
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71
23
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14
71
28
Nov. 7
103
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70
71
28
Monday
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120
71
46%
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126
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16
.
7%
39
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7
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167a Mar
.
13
25 74
7%
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8
Saturday
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23
117a Jun
98
500
7%
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100
1073/4
Gillette Safety Razor
26
33% Jun
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127a
47
128
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72
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100
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8
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132
60
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77
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106 Va
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29
19
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com
167a Jun
Oct
Oct
23
Jun
106
1% May 12
53/4 Feb 19
Apr
18
35
15% Aug
18
Feb
18%
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Corp
preferred
Nov
Aug
9
457a Jan 26
98% Jun 20
Dec
15
19
$6 pfd—No par
Time
Sep 19
'
96% Mar
18%
227a
Goodall-Sanford
104
34
52% Jun
Oct
5
17
Nov
Mar
14% Dec
i3
28% Aug 18
23% Oct 11
24% May
64% Oct
113
7
80% Oct 26
5% Jan
Mar
3
Oct 28
Jan
17% Jan
14
72% July 11
21% Jun 17
Jun
Feb
14
12% Jun
May
28
Jun
■
Mar
12% Feb
797a Jun
24
39% May
96 Va Jun
Nov
4
18%
;; *29 Va
General
85%
1,000
183/4
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General Telephone Corp
25
19
1
4
Dec
19
10c
3
Dec
*24
19%
No par
Nov
75
25%
19
No par
Refractories
Nov
17
*24
38 Va
Realty St Utilities
General Shoe Corp
Gen Steel Castings
23
Dec
4%
25 Va
19% : 19%
100
31
Feb
4%
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19 'A
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com
3
87
4%
25%
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4%
4%
19%
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23
27%
16
100
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*
50
Corp
18% Jun
Jan
%
1
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Equip Corp
Utilities
2274 Jan
Dec
16
16
—50
Cement
29 74 May
13
400
1,600
18'/a
Advertising
30% May
Apr
2,400
16 Va
series
Dec
15% Jun
67B
177a
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LOW
Dec
99 Va
6%
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5%
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STOCK
227a
Dec
200
67a
17%
63/4
com
21%
Jun
5%
6%
5%
17%
17%
310
17%
5%
7
67a
7
400
35%
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Railway Signal
6 % preferred
Gen
99 Va July 18
72%
53/4
6
No car
Gen
Public
7
Oct
76
70
6%
Gen Public Service
2
132%
30
71
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Corp com
Portland
10
Feb
102%
20%
70
6%
r
$3.75
General
30% Oct
24
Apr
20 %
70
100
.
Gen Precision
247« Jan
20% Jun
Jan
Dec
20%
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YORK
7
22
Jun
31%
18%
70
"
10,600
35 Va
1.66%
—i
Motors
Preferred
3
10 1
3074
98%
17
20'/a
6%
preferred
Mar 14
Feb
1107a
17
*34'/a
100
Corp
',
General
Oct
■C"
May 19
24% Nov
22%
17
6%
preferred
8
.
16% Mar
11 Va Jan
...
May
128%
59%
17
6 J%
17'/a
1,400
58 Vs
58%
17
20
7
600
59%
69
*5%
900
16%
20
EXCHANGE
Oct
66
x58i/a
9%
'
9
9%
35%
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
50% Mar
119
9%
40
24%
.
58%
STOCKS
Year 1948
t per share
9%
6%
83.50 preferred
General Instrument Corp
General Mills common
Range for Previous
Lowest
9
9%
*34%
2nd preferred
conv
*24%
9%
9%
/
6%
com
General Electric Co
I%*
24'/4
9%
9%
357s
General Cigar Co Inc com
937a Jan
24%
241/4
•"
-6%
preferred
General Foods
2,000
*34'/2
Corp.com
% 1* Preferred
19
108
Inc
2
48% Oct
29%
68%
2
1
3
28%
No par
Apr
6
30%
No par
139% Apr
Jan
310
29 %
20
*17%
30
95 y8
9%
v
'
95
91%
*91
..
5
Co
Industries
conv
♦24
9%
'
91%
96
30%
29%
T
2,400
26%
96%
♦96
•
261/2
*91
95%
1
50
com
(The)
GeneralOable
28
Feb
27
3,900
13 y8
13
19%
1
(Tbe)
Corp
9%
45
Jun
Feb
97
26%
9%
106
144
Feb
13%
24%
100
17
40
13%
x9%
Amer Transportation
5
$4.25 pfd series A
No par
General Baking Co common
5
$8 preferred
No par
General Bronze Corp
8
24% Jun
Jun 28
3,700
13%
*24 y8
General
Jan
Jan
300
11%
13
29%
preferred
Wood
743
Mar
40%
653/4 Apr 25
15%
Hi/4
29%
1
84.00 preiexxea
163% Jan
Jan
16%
*147b
11%
10
17
13
Jun
16'A
147b
96%
General American Investors com__i
Nov
9
16%
11
*95 %
9
14
r
16 :/4
14%
11 y*
92
20
600
2,500
16%
27
com
22
14%
26%
1
40
104
21%
16%
92
common
4,900
29
29
*103%
22
11%
13y4
V
700
12%
14%
92
-'
1,500
65
15
27%
25
70
105%
11%
*91
Nov
Oct
159%
Apr
9% Mar
21'/a
21%
4
*27
Gar
2
u
1,100
48
48
291/4
900
75%
74%
Xl05 '/a
1037b
1
4%% conv preferred
Gaylord Container Corp
11
28%
103%
*21%
Corp__10
n
Jan
29%
103%
700
16%
13%
3
46 ya Aug
106
21%
11
4
r
103
16%
1
29%
*103%
29 y8
29 y8
103
100
Gardner-Denver
Garrett
14 Ya May
146
X12%
Jun
19 ;
6
65
12%
common
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Gamewell Co
26
32% Feb
16%
9~%
66%
12%
(The)
conv
Aug 18
Jun
_5%
661/4
12%
100
(Robert)
preferred
I%
10% Jun
Jun
67
12%
100
Gair Co Inc
30
Nov
66%
12%
*14'%
preferred
47a Jun
16%
67
17
14% Jun
12%
106%
60
Jan
6
106%
59 %
10% May
Oct
106'%
■."•16%
20
■
106 Va
_IIl0
Dec
6
106
10
pfd
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Dec
487s Aug
17 Va July
76%
48%
1
6%
9
15
15
15
No par
16%
38%
11%
14%
47%
Froedtert Grain St Malting Co Inc_l
26
16VaJun
Feb
10
11
76%
Freeport Sulphur Co
Feb
12% May
24% Jan
11% Jan
17% Mar
35%
11%
15
Franklin Stores Corp
May 13
103 Va
111/2
76%
7%
preferred
60
1,500
103 Va
11%
48%
No par
Chem
*103%
103'/2
15
*21 y,
800
103 %
11%
48%
1
900
3,500
30
76
12 V4
400
4%
30
30
29%
29
15
106
4,000
18
41/4
103%
;
1,000
5,300
DAY
37%
*17%
4%
4%
4%
48 y#
6% prior preferred
Francisco Sugar Co
12% Aug 17
:
13
Jun
*36%
18
DAY
77%
15
100
Corp
Foster-Wheeler
38
♦17%
500
ARMISTICE
%
147s
48%
No par
St
%
141/4
*76%
No par
conv
14'/B
74
14%
*37
11%
*65%
Machinery
14%
ii
141/8
25
com
*
3%%
3%%
2,300
18
29
103%
11%
STOCK
14%
4%
29%
*103
No par
No par
Food
7b
29
29 %
1
8
20% Apr
1,400
CLOSED
I_ 10
Ins N Y
7
Sep
EXCHANGE
20%
14%
ELECTION
'
No par
Power
23%
20'A
37%'
4%
4%
8
Florshelm Shoe class A
Follansbee Steel Corp-—
Food Fair Stores Inc
Dec
25%
Mar
9%
24
Mfg Co
(The)
Florida
7
Jun
92%
'
14 %
37
23%
17%
18
84 preferred
Florence Stove Co
22
24v8Jan
2
36%
14%
38
Carpet Co
Fllntkote Co (The) common
Jun
47%
105
82% Nov
15 % Oct
Sep
'
14%
First National Stores
28
8% Feb
12% May
9% Mar
16% Sep
7
38
24%
20 Va
37%
14%
37%
Firth
0
May 26
9 y8
oh a
%
*17%
5
com
Firestone Tire St Rubber
4%% preferred
13
17% Jan
liyt July 13
21% Jun
7
Aug
xlO*
July
14%
U
No par
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
69%
53
14%
Ak
CLOSED
"
Ferro Enamel Corp
Feb
14 V,
7
100
Dec
Dec
Dec
14 V4
g
preferred
19%
17 Vs
42
EXCHANGE
20%
U
Shares
24%
STOCK
24%
X20 Vb
'•
1
_
83%
37%
24%
20%
v'
t per share
tper share
for
the Week
14 y4
x37%
24%
'
Sales
20 '/8
38%
'
5
.
1
Nov. II
Nov. Id
t per share
, h
*36%
38%
1
18
$ per share
per share
Friday
Thursday
<
Nov.!)
Nov. 8
"
20%
1
Liquidating Corp
Fedders-Qulgan Corp
"!7'> $
PRICES
Wednesday
HIGH SALE
Tuesday
1A
Nov.
24%
1
Corp
Finance Corp common
FAR
21
*
20
Brewing
35% Feb
9
I per share
No par
Fajardo Sugar Co
3
AND
LOW
Monday
Nov. 5
Par
17
RECORD
Saturday
i
,
f per share
19% Oct
37
x!9%
STOCK
(1925)1
CHRONICLE
'
J
Lowest
J per share
tper share
,
FINANCIAL
YORK
- STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
;
,
Range Since Jan. 1 ;
Highest
,
J Highest
r
0
&
■
177a
177a
173A
4,900
57.
57a
1,400
O 'jH,-
*98 Va
%
f
102
♦98 Va
102
2,900
12%
117.
48
48 Va
48
48
69%
70
68%
6974
9,900
20
193A
20
7,600
12
'•
197a
12
400
,
I
THE
(1926)
Tear ID441
&
FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
■•'"V
4
4
Range Since Jan. 1/ 'V
Highest
.
%
NEW
,
YORK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
COMMERCIAL
'
Saturday
Monday
Nov. 5
„
AND
•:>r/
-
'Nov. 7 4''
Monday, November. 14,-1949
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 8
Nov. 5>
$ per share
i per share
•"
*
.
Friday
10
Nov.
1
Sales for
'Nov. 11
the Week
'
9 per share
I per
f per share
.
t per
share
share
'it
< per share
.iPar
'
t
...
per share
J per share
$ per share'
v' ''*1 Shares
H
31
Feb
35%
15%
Nov
22%
Dec
4
36
Sep
16
Hackensack
Water
16% Jun
1
24% Nov
5
Halliburton
Oil
Jan
3
14% May 19
Hall
Printing Co
11% Jun 27
Mar 29
Hamilton Watch Co
Jan'
6
Nov
5
preferred-1
_100
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac com__No par
6% preferred
,—100
Sep
12 %
Jan
31
Oct
16% May
12% Dec
12
*14% May
13
81
72% July 26
79
Mar
89
Jan
xl»l%
Feb
107
Jun
21%
Feb
27%
Jun
14«% July
150%
Jan
34 %
May
20% Jan
3
Jun
4% Jan
20
20 Va
Dec
4%
Dec
8
104 Va Apr
18% Jun
107%
4
20
23% Jan
4
Oct
2;
68% Oct
Jan
5
Feb
11%
Jun
6% Jun
28
9 % Oct
6%
Feb
11%
Jun
S% Jun
7
9% Jan
Dec
79
61
Jan
Hayes
24% Aug
1'
Hazel-Atlas
25% Aug
9
Hecht Co common-,—:
94% Sep
8
Jan
30
Jan
3
36% Aug
19
Dec
42
95%
Jan
103
May
96'A Jan
14
Oct
10
22 %
Nov
24 %
Nov
23% Jan
4
30 Va Oct
25
34%
Dec
35%
Oct
34% Jan
6
42% Oct
Heinz
14
13%
Dec
Dec
Dec
25 V*
30%
Oct
Mar
17
Nov
27%
17%
Nov
78
Oct
14%
Dec
9
(
40
26% Mar
28% May
86 % Jun
,
1
21% Jan
12%
7
84% Sep
1
10% Oct
13
Hilton
2
30
Hinde
&
Dec
25%
Feb
9%
Dec
29% May
16% May
15%
Feb
May
12% Jan
3
Jun
16
15% Sep
28% Oct
8% Jun
Jan
29
15% Oct
20
16% Jun
3
Hires
20
22% Jan
21'
Dec
30
Oct
24'/a Mar 10
Nov
42%
Feb
34% Jan
28% Sep
50% Nov
16
29 V,
24% Nov
35%
99
Dec
II
Dec
Jun
Jun
100
Jun
27
31
Apr 29
Dec
103
x24
94 %
29%
3
1
*
Sep
5%
99
12% Nov
Feb
11
•35% Nov
$4.50
9
2
Dec
46%
Jan
30
May
Nov
34%
Jan
28% Jan
6
39% Oct
Oct
94%
Jun
86% Jan
6
96% Oct
3i
Mar
49
Oct
42 Va Jun
20
Jun
29% Feb
7
$2.25
27
81
38
20%
Feb
38%
14
Dec
23
Jun
33
Jan
47
Jun
12% Jun
31% Jun
Dec
4% Jun
3% Sep
8% Sep
8 %
14% May
34%
Jan
50
Dec
22%
Jun
19
Apr
5
May
10%
2
Dec
Dec
12%
Sep
14%
44% Oct
14
Oct
26
46% Jan
20
7
11% Oct
19
j 17 Va Oct
47% Jan
19
29
■
7
Feb
26
5%
7
2% Jan
6
Oct
15
17
'
Hupp
24%
*94
94%
35
*34
35
104
104
34
*34
35%
*33%
*103
103%
103%
103%
103%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
*41
42
16%
16%
16%
Lowest
$ per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
38%
38%
136%
137%
17%
16%
16%
15%
15'A
15 "a
*77%
78%
78%
78%
*77 Va
10%
10'A
10%
10%
10%
14%
14%
*14'A
14%
14'A
15
*
*14%
14%
*14'A
14%
100
,26 Va
26'A
26%
26%
5.800
15
15'A
*14%
15%
♦19%
19%
19%.
19%
19
19
18%
19
*27%
28
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
27%
600
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
45 Va
45%
19,200
*29%
29%
*29'A
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
900
No par
110
*109
No par
109
97
36
i—
No par
Corp—
3 4'A
33%
33%
36
36 V,
36%
36 Va
36 Va
»
95
'
95
95
95
95'A
'
*47%
48%
48%
48%':
48
42%
42%
41%
42%
41
15%
xl4%
14%
14%
14%
14%
41%
42
42%
42%
42%
40%
42
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*13%
43%
13'/a
13%
9%
9%
9%
14%
43%
>
2
;
14%
14%
*14%
43%
43%
42%
43%
41%
13'A
•
13%
13
13%
12%
■
'
16
9%
2%
36% Oct
11
Idaho
Oct
13
Illinois Centfal
8
6%
Sep
97% May
95
Jun
29
96
Jan
4
Leased
24% Jan
37% July
20
Jun
13
28% Jan
26 % Aug
21
30
25% Jan
4
35 Va Nov
10
51% Jun
28
7% Sep
21% Jan
12
7%
Nov
15%
Dec
Nov
Saturday
Jan
56
Jun
4
3
Co
lines
stock
i
RR
20
Industria
*94
series
A-*
1000
50
"■* '•
Electrica
De
*54%
>
-5
Mex,
29
preferred
100
*158
Nov
30
May 31
Apr
41% Jan
25
47%
8
Inland Steel Co
No par
21% May
8% May
'38
ilsA
Jun
18V» Jan
8
Inspiration Cohsol Copper
23 %
12% Apr
86% Jan
1%
11 Va
Dec
Feb
Jan
8
3% May
16% May
1
Jan
3
29
*145% Jan
5
x34%
Jun
22% Jun
1
160
Oct
174%
Jun
164% Jan
3
Nov
9'A
Jun
5% Feb
24
23% Feb
38'/a
Jun
T
§ Vb
71
:
Deo
3% Mar
24% Mar
135
Jan
42% Mar
86
Jun
5 'A
Oct
99
14
Dec
62 Va
Jan
39% Nov
? 43
Mar
Mar
8% Nov
8% Nov
24
July
May
17% Mar
22% Mar
29
Nov
137% Jan
14
3% Feb
,j
14
Jan
Interlake
>
Nov.;
2'
27
•
28
5% Oct
21
7>
Business
<:i%
12%
No par
,'198%
198%
common
No par
___
preferred—
1
International
Int'l Nickel
Mining
Feb
8
2
International
7»A Feb
$4
Co
preferred
45
8
21
71
Feb
9
20 >
61
Feb
17
5% preferred
International Salt
Jan
65% July
35
41
Jun
Jan
5
38% Jun
»
14
<
Mar
16%
30% Aug
8
Jun
16%
7% Jun
13;»
Jun
7% Jun
26% May
35 V4
Jun
39% May
145
May
14
July 28
Feb
T Jan
46% Oct
28
64%
57% Jan
34
13
Jan 27
11% Apr
11% Apr
17%
4
11-
Nov
7'
17
23
Aug 10
3
34
Nov.
24
Jun 14*
136% Aug 12
32
148
1
■
„Jan 21
Feb
2
7%
Dept
Intertype Corp
Corp
Stores-
Island Creek Coal
$6
4%
Dec
10
May
2% Jun
13
"
Dec
23 Va
Jun
11% Jun
14
Dec
92 Va
Jan
81
Jan
39%
Feb
44
Jan
89%
Oct
May
May
18
33% Sep
106% Feb
20% Feb
t
99
48
99
42 V4
Jun
113%
Jun
35
Oct
95% Jan
30% Jun
101
24
17
par
Dec
106
May
102
158
Feb
Jun
155
39%
Oct
21
Jun
6% Oct
14
Jacobs
24
Jaeger Machine Co
Oct
59% Oct
104 Va Sep
44'A Nov
6
116% Nov
15
May 23
46,
Nov:
106% Oct
16Q
3
19
16
10'
2.
7.
14:
Apr 26
14 J
83 V.
Feb
33'A Jan
7
93 Va
Apr
73
Jun
28
30%
86
Nor
3
43 %
Jun
30% Oct
24
40% Mar 16:
Jan
(F L)
Co
Tea
3%%
4%
Joliet
5%
'
•
preferred
200
199
28
■.
2,000
J- "'
'•
-
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'
'■
;
64%
65 Va
5'A
4,100
85%
29%
136%
'
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■
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»
2,100
'100
5%
•
136
500
29%
16,300
136
60
65%
63 'A
64'A
101%
101%
101%
5
40
-
5'A
59
44
*50
5
4%
46%
♦57
45%
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44%
43%
17,500
.
400
.
A 700
5
890
45%
1
59
■
7,500
:
-
44
1,500
v
50%
50 Va
50
50
33%
33
33
32%
32'%
8%
87 a
83«
«7«
8%
8%
8J4
8%
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9
87a
8%
r'
16%
16%
17%
20 Va
20'A
20
20„>>.\;
33
28
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143%
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16%
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20
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5.000
;
86
5 Va
29
-
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32%
63%
5%
4
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5%
29%
47%
44%
32%
2,200
11,500
7'A
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28
70
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27%
177%
101'%
59
.
1
33%
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102
46%
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32'%
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7%
53a
136
T
177'%
85%
•
199%
27%
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5'%
1
5%
13%
pfd—100
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92
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•
100
*
58%
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:
58
-
91
4
287%
2,600
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.
143
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43%
116'A
116%
5%
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118
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46%
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46
12
5
1,800
12%
700
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91%
30
57%
57%
1,600
104
104
43 Vt
43%
43%
116%
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107
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116%
116%
170
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170
46
107
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27
100
Go——
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104
10
%
7,600
116%
500
44
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Chicago RR stamped-—100
Laughlin Steel com
No par
preferred series A
4%
"
91%
104
43 %
%
12%
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58
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5%
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91 %r
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Manufacturing
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900
v
■
177
29%
&
Jones &
Joy
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X50
5 Va
Co Inc com
Johnson
1 %
%
11%
8%
*12%
Johns Manville Corp com
3%%
1
1%
12%
52%
No par.
—_
preferred—j.
Johnson &
1,400
>:'"
*
j——
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
9%
16%
93
33%
*32
,
1
18% Jan
93
fl
29% Jun 30
Jan
29 % Mar
145
Jun
3 "
9%
16%
93
27%
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79%
2,000
13%
198
•
16%
;
>50c
preferred
2,400
13%
93
13%
277'a
102
4 5'A
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,
20
37%
13 Va
8%
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.'——No
r
80%
5'A
%
2,300
162 '
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9%
200
1,700
"67%
52%
♦
No par '•
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162
2,1C0
7%
*32 Va
j._25
Utilities
Interstate
67
1%
•
177
136
■'
59
45
International Telep & Teleg—No par
Foreign share ctfs—;
No par
International
69'%
100
700
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;
49%
r
198 Va
*5%
47
59
25
common
preferred
48%
9%
1% ,.V;
29%
,
102%
,
46%
«
No par
International Silver
*7
7%
..
.
8%
497a
162
410
9,400
29'A
13%
7%
65
5%
100
International Shoe
137
.*102
No par
_
8%
2 9'A
93
s;
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5 %
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Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No
par
43% Oct
50
*55
8%
14'A
33 'A
29%
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No par
Jan
64
55'A
29
38%
33
,
89
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—15
com
DAY
13%
7
29%
,
10
35%
55%
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27%
7
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,
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8%
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16'%
177
33%
:33%
100
Paper
177
7
,
com—No par
Preferred
Nov
Aug 25
,
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198
28
177
:
■
•
35%
68
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7%
04
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97
27%
37%
1%.
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1,100
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100
Corp
of Canada
28
,
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
t5
66
103
;
^100
preferred
•:
•"
■
9%
16%
6,400
CLOSED
27%
14
*92%
•:
1%
12%
Harvester
143
V
;
37%
a
*9%
•
16%
93
Machine—;
Int'l
4%
9%
9 Va
93
No par
Iron
Int'l
7%
.:5- 13 7
2,900
EXCHANGE
49%
160
'■'■V 37%
14
97
55 "4
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29%
88'%
35
DAY
7%
160
38%
,16%
_
Jun
107%
1
*
4%%
180'A Sep
8;
7% Aug 16
34% Oct 19
31'A Jan
5
4% Aug 23
7
86 % Oct
135% July 7 ;
41% Jun 13
94
8
28% Oct
26
25% Jun
1
Interchemical
*6%
162
13%
Corp common5
preferred
100
Intercontinental RubberNo par
200
•
17
14
v,
Jun
73% Jan
May
34 Va
139% July
64% Jun
Dec
65
30
Dec
93
Feb
6%
{
159
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
19
If 'A Oct 26
93% Oct 21
13% Jan
»
8
125% Feb
26% Dec
.—20
2 Va Jan
11
Jun
9% Jun
9% Oct
30 ^
Shares
36'/«
27 %
69%
Feb
May
ELECTION
50
Feb
103
for
the Week
t per share
29'A
3»%
"
30%
87
>"
28%
50
_
common
\
8%
63
fl%
Dec
Sales
Friday
Nov. 11
$ per share
*86'%
36
29%
29
7%
15 V.
Dec
400
Nov. 10
87
:
:
55'A
*8%
29
69%
11
13
*54%
8%
29
50 Va
Jan
86
35 %
*7%
155
6%
27%
50 Va
34% Mar
t
1,000
Thursday
Nov. 9
*94
69'%
Jun
Rayon
95
1
72 % Oct
14
2,000
•
2%
PRICES
i.
*35 %
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
No par
S A—_
50 % Nov
7
J 65
9
16
16
S per share
-
STOCK
30%
35
,
55%
8%
'
par
4
Feb
6,600
V
38
27%
35 %
Jun
150
100
3,500
*2
16
Wednesday
•
$ per share
36
88
95
■:-v
35
4
33'A Mar
Industrial
■'
30
v-
;
27%
55
Ingersoll-Rand
•<
27 3A
No par
35%
r
97
'
Jun
4
SALE
Nov. 8
I per share
30%
89
Jun
27
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 7
V'
36
*88
100
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
10
30%
'
pfd ser A—100
4%
ctfs
35%.
common-100
Co
conv
4.70% preferred —i
Illinois Terminal RR Co
7
8% Jan
Power
non-cum
RR
27
14%
'
Illinois Power Co common
9
10% Jan
29 % Sep
2,100
42%
13'A
8%
2%
\ *15%
Monday
I per share
Par
*14
9%
2
16
Nov. 5
76 'A
160
.
9%
.2%
16
LOW AND
STOCK
15
600
1,900
9%
-
9%
7
2
16
1
No par
200
800
4,500
41%
14%
9%
<
1,700
48
42%
1,100
I
89% Oct
38 Va
34'A
35%
3.400
1
31
55% Nov
12%
41%
*
—100
'
96 %
12%
48'A
/>■
—6.66%
j
*95%
12%
15 Va
—5
preferred
50
110
96%
42%
1
_j—
*109
109
12 Va
48
t c——.25
v
109
900
•95 %
12%'
95
com
'
109
•96
96%
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34%
7
4"
300
-
__10
95%
13
58%
15
12.50
36%
24
Jun
200
14 Va
36%
Jun
Jun
2,000
14%
26%
*94 %
22% Feb
25 Va
10%
14%
50
31% Jun
12%
10%
*14%
15
100
73
Nov
10
10%
25%
_No par
July
Feb
15%
78%
15
35
90
9%
200
15'A
*77%
14'A
*
15'A
35
42% July
20 Va
6,100
15%
78%
15
26'A
12%
27%, Mar
May
1,200
2,350
14 %
12%,
62 %
65
38
137%
16%
26 Va
'15
,
Jun
38
136%
*16
*
•
35%
2,500
39%
'
Apr
48%
125%
*15%
137%
EXCHANGE
.
Feb
400
48%
*123%
16
136%
12
$ per share
16%
48%
125%
16
*16%
1
180
200
47%
17%
39
*41
9(0
*123 Va
49
125%
*
_
YORK
.
100
30 Va
42
29%
42
39 Va
-
■
16%
*41
137%
10
Hus8man Refrigerator Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
I per share
*24%
STOCKS
Year 1948
1,600
22%
24%
94%
39 %
—1
Inc
Range for Previous
Lowest
22%
22%
*94
*16%
1
A
Corp
3,800
*24
137%
Mln & Sm Ltd..No par
i
12.50
Foods
l.loO
6%
2 4 Va
21%
47%
Motor Car
Hunt
8%
94%
No par
non-cum
22%
200
68
'
22%
16%
Manhattan common—J 00
Hudson Bay
Hudson
8%
6%
30
ser
Co
*
6 %
*94
com
Stores
&
*66 ■/.'
9
*24%
41%
__5
of Texas
Howe Sound
Hudson
7
11% Jan
Oil
Howard
'
14% Oct 13
8% Aug 31
1% May 23
10% Jun
6
Jun
Houston
67
24%
*123 Va
2
preferred
.
6%
22%
41%
100
Houston Light & Power
19
16
33% Jun
9
3%%
1,600
94%
preferred
conv
200
5%
*94
48%
Mining.—
Household Finance
4
28
8 %Jun
Nov
12%
48% May
'22%
5
pfd
67
*8%
20
23%
5%
5%
'
125%
preferred
2nd
30
3,800
145%
23%
24%)'
5%
V
67
48 %
;
200
DAY
*
19% '19%
*144
..
'24
5
Houdaille-Hershey
;>'66%
29 %
Co J
$4.25 preferred
3
6%
34
Co—
120
12%
80
*
Hooker Electrochemical Co. com—5
109% Aug 17
8
13
conv
8%
6%
*23%
& Sons
(A)
Homestake
28'
Sep
Jun
Furnace
Holly Sugar Corp
1
9% Jun
18%
Co
Holland
Hollander
8%
6%
•103
;
Paper
(Charlts Ef
13
8%
6%
"*123%
A
Dauch
20
25
30%
ser
300
ARMISTICE
12%
19%
No par
Corp
preferred
100
6,400
.CLOSED
*106%. 108%
145Va
.
No par
5
Chemical
% %
EXCHANGE
14 %
80
,
108%
♦23%
5%
100
Hotels Corp—
15
Heyden
,68%
8%
No par
com
21% Jan-
X5%
.
No par
•
$4 conv preference
Hewitt-Robins Inc___-.
26
24%
;■ 24%.
•"
*66%
..
25
:
8% May 20
16
Jan
21%
23*
24%
10
common
3
78% Nov
11% Jun
'
5
139% Oct
Motors
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
80
.
19%
*144
1
-_25
preferred
'
30
19%
7%
100
5%
16
Oct1
14
113% Jun
Jan
14
Sep
xl3% Aug 25
14% Jun 14
123% July
non-cum
STOCK
23%
14
12%
*12%
*107%
144
144
'
5
r
xI9%
144
;
35%
23
'
DAY
...
'34%
14%
ELECTION
107%
19%
24 'A:
'14
H
/
80
35% f
23%
.
CLOSED
12%
80
7' *
15
common
*12%
107%
*24%
■
100
common
Hercules Powder
131
Apr
114
Co
W)
Hercules
1
15
40
7%
Co
preferred
(G
49% Sep
Jun
122% Feb
Feb
3.65%
Helme
17% Aug 22
4
13 Va Jan
22% May
57% Apr
128%
105
Glass
preferred
(H J)
,
1
—
12%
33%
EXCHANGE
14
107%
19%
144
2
3
3% %
24 %
*
*
100
—
13
20% Jan
14
82
*80
"107%
1
Mfg Corp
17
19 Vh Feb
July
91
41%
preferred
24
14%
STOCK
35%)
*35,/"
t
24 Va
*12%
/
10
—
Hayes Industries Inc.—
7:
Jan
Jan
27 %
Jan
120%
Marx.
Corp of America' common:
4%%
8
27.
Si
35%
23%
*14
No par
com
84
26%
Oct
78 *
29%
Schaffner
'
>
5
.
Jun
Mar
20%
*20
Hat
*35%
•
'
Cementlng__5
conv
Hart
13'
7% Nov
25
6%
69
4%
35
Well
Hanna
13
Feb
149
May 12
142
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82
1
27%
'•'*"
'
170
46
:
*106%
600
107
*155
-
107
•155
-1-
46
46
*106%
_
170
26%
27%
26%
27-%
26%
27
82
82
82%'"'
82%
82%
82%
83
33%
*
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
9,800
9%
1,900
:.
Ji
.•
,
5,800
390
K
11% Dec
x89
Nov
98% Dec
93%
21
May
98
May
101%
Dec
Feb
48%
Oct
60 Va
Jun
13% Dec
18
For
30
12% Jan
8
94% Jan
100% Feb
X34 % Feb
52
Jan
12
II
24
102
Aug 22
105% Aug 30
45% Oct 13
see
page
3
58% Oct
14% July 25
May
26 V. July
22% July
footnote*
Kalamazoo Stove Si Furniture—10
17% Nov
9
10% Jun
1
14% Jan
7
17Va Jun
23
21% Jan
8
xl3 Va Jun
13
173i Oct 27
24.
24
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*100
100%
*100
100%
100%
100%
*103%
104%
*103'/a
104%
*4334
44'A
43%
43%
43%
4% non-cum preferred.*
100
Kansas Power. & Light Co com_8.75
*56%
58
57 %
57%
*56%
16%
16%
17
16%
Kayser (Julius) & Co_
,.
5
Kelsey Hayes Wheel conv class A_1
*14
14%
14
14%
13%
*20%.
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
*20%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
Kansas
48% Mar
30% Feb
16% Dec
8% Jun
3.80%
4%
City
cum
Kansas
Class
-
9%
Power & Lt Co—
preferred
——100
—
preferred-—.i
100
'
City Southern
B
com—No par
1
16%
'104
105
*99
100
*103
105
43%
42 78
58
57%
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17%
16%
17
14
14
14
10
43%
21
16%
2,100
110
"
13,800
-
'
.
:
1,900
500
1,000
■
THE
Number 4855
Volume 170
COMMERCIAL
NEW
'
Range for Previous
Year 1948
Lowest
I per share
V
42 Va
Feb
60%
Oct
40 %
Nov
51
Apr
39
12%
Dec
Feb
.92
,Oct
Feb
11%
63
!
29 %
89
Jan
37%
Oct
104
10% Jun
Oct
14
xl4% Sep :
Mar 18
72
,
20
90 % Aug
24
•4%
7
Sep
95% July
Feb
39%
Jun
*35% Feb
Feb
48% Feb
14
40%
Nov
58% July
49
Oct
Jan
3
4%
Feb
47/a
Dec
12
Dec
24
43
?
•
Koppers Co
7
4%
17
Kresge
20
Kress
Jan
,59% Nov;
Co
50
49%
•47%
15%
15%
.No par
23%
23%
23%
23%
100
1
common
4
-
l
:
72
"
28%
100
49%
50%
49%
x46 %
16%
16%
22%
23%
22 %
23
.•_,*,
96%
41
1
2,500
ARMISTICE
DAY
100
96 %
96%
41%
2,800
58%
59
1.100
58
*58%
59
1,400
57%
X56%
27%
27%
41%
57%
59
100
72%
*
59
■'■A 58%
59
;
160
96 !A
58%
DAY
*71
41%'
41%
►'
1,800
41%
96%
40%
59%
15
95%
96%
X58%
59%
3,700
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
*14%
28%
•28
ELECTION
2,600
103%
72
*71
28%
102 y4
14,800
STOCK
14%
'14%
72
28%
1
103
103
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
Shares
46%
16%
$ per share
50%
48%
;
STOCK
14%
*71
*96
No par
No par
14%
28%
*40%
_io
—•
*
15 %
.
103
103
'•
*71
10
(S S) Co
(S H) & Co.-:
'.-105
*14%,
No par
common
Kroger Co (The)
*103
the Week
$ per share
••• 47%
16'/#
>
,
Sales for
Nov. I t
16%
48 %
15%
'
:••
50%
48%
No par
com
Inc
*'Ti
49%
47%
5
<
preferred
26
59% Oct
-
Corp
rG R)
>
No par
Co
S per share
Friday
No*. 10
Nov. 9
$ per share
$ per share
,,
Thursday
Nov. 8
Nov. 7
per share
t
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. 5
"
Par
V
.
$5 prior preferred
42 % Aug
.98
16
45%
1
.
2nd preferred
conv
Kinney
22
31% Jan :
,
11
Nov
32
.
Kimberly-Clark
"
25% Jun
■;
■■
■■•>
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
9
Oct: 20
25
14
62
'<Saturday
r'V'V
.
1
L/>:>'>■/>: •>
4% Jan
6% May
Apr
Mar
17% Jan
4
9% Mar
14% May
9% Jun
14
Oct
53% May
29"% May
6
10
17
42
257/a Aug
Mar
>5
47
21%
Dec
99
Feb
13% May
19% Mar
14
47
19
43% Oct
19
Lee
22% Jan
1% Jun
Jun
13
Valley RR_
Jan
8
Lehigh
Valley Coal
12
4% Jun
15
Feb
56
May
*41% Jun
Dec
12
May
8% Feb
21
16 V*
Feb
26 Va
Jun
20 y# Feb
25
43%
Dec
56%
Jun
"44% Jan
8% Jan ,12
15
8 '/#
4
'52% Nov
"
'26% Sen
27
14
Jan
/ 34% Jun
14
37% July 27
Jan
72% Apr
13
91% Oct
'31% Mar
38%
91
174% Mar
Oct
Nov
47
Libby
Life
13
12
186
Feb
14
Jun
15
Sep
'43% Oct
:x6% Jun
13
10 % Jan
7
66% Jan
10
"'33% Oct
14
170
"
33
May
13%
Jun
'
55% Mar
52% Jun
70% May
>19
17
Jun
14
'13% Jun
:
17
13
Jan
Dec
23%
Jan
68'A
Dec
85
Jun
:65% Jun 14
78
Jan
Jan
24%
Jun
J16% Feb
5
23% Oct
26
14%
Dec
20% May
:68% Jun
14% Jan
3
57%
Feb
kl8
Feb
138
Nov
'21%
Sep
Jun
158
23
Nov
25
Dec
50
Oil
Lone
Star
Cement
Long
Bell
Lumber
Lorillard
;23%Jan
35% May
98 % July
20% Jun
Dec
Jan
14
24%
Jan
15 I Jun
-
7 %
Louisville
11
Lousville
25% Sep
13
95
20
14
Lowenstein
Oct
20
41% Jan
31% May 31'
Nov
Oct
(P) Co
preferred
30% Aug 29
4
17
25
14
100
4%%
21% Mar 20
Gas & Elec Co
(M)
pfd
Lukens
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1948
Lowest
t per share
J per
t per share
share
0
52
r
6
ir%
1,300
2%
17%
7%
7%
7%
58.
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36%
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87%
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-
V;
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88%
44% f
...
62
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15%
f>
f. 24 y8
,,
24%
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•
169
30% y
34
180".
42
42 %
700
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7%
2,900
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31%
6,200
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15
2 ">00
•;.;
15%
t
67%
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22'A
22%
16%
17,
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71
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72%
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169
A
t.
,
34
24'/»•
24%
99 y2
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30%
99%
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18%
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Monday
Nov. 5
> Tuesday
t per share
I per share
i
'
90
>2,500
34
24
24'%
,
2,500
24%
10
100
*98%
100
3,700
4,800
30%
33%
*18
13%
400
18%
Nov. 10
y:
the Week
Nov. 11
;
I per
per-share
$
$ per share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 9
■'>!.*:
Iper share A,
•
f30%
■
Wednesday
Nov. 8
Nov. 7
1,800
169
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
Saturday
33%
24%
*
3,400
21%
167%
30%
33%
71%
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:
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30%
6.900
> 25%
71
169
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25%
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25
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167 V2
a
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EXCHANGE
100
3,900
67
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85%
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43
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34
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2,400
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3,800
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92
;23%
10
$ per share
/
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58%
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest,
Highest
:
a
24%
par
com
2'/#
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•
6
23%
■>: 70'/2
_
2%
17%
2.700
4
3%
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;
4
17%
•
•
V*
No par
& Sons Inc
Co
2%
17%
1
..50
series A
Steel
2,300
58% '
16%
Nashville
&
45'A
24%
'
1;
(Ky) No
44%
58%
36%
100
45%
3%
24'%
100
A
45%
4
52
6%*
No par
(Md)
3,000
45
2 Ve
52
No par
Corp
3,700
f
8'A
:t
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common...
300
8%
17%
11% ■'11%
5
....
50
41
,
500
8%
'51%
>11
No par-
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
:
5
20
169
*6
No par
jt
600
24
24
8'/#
3%
18
52
No par
23
28
r >
v
7
2,400
22
22
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5.';,,;
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8%
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3%
3 %
3%
21%
18%
8%
4
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21%
96
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46
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Co
25% Oct
Jan
96
4
;
Libby.
Corp...
25% Sep
72% Oct
18
*94
4
21%
18%
v
8%
46
&
6
8
91
Feb
McNeill
3
Jun
15f3
May
20
-
(The).
19 % Jan
.
Nov
37
18% Aug
X18
19
96
2%
'15% Jun
x60
30% July
Nov
18
<
14
18%
96
A
8%
25
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
3 % %
conv
preferred
27
13%
'
Lion
7
15%
*40
Liggett & Myers Tobacco cooll...2S
88%
7%
prefetred .1*
100
,r'. 180%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
4
No par/
*42%
Lima-Hamilton
Corp
5
/
7%
Link Belt Co
1.
No par
*61%
'
8% Nov
41
*17%
Corp
Savers
41
1
Stores Corp
Libbey Owens Ford Glass
6% Jun
V
41'%
par
com
Lerner
8% Mar 30
24%
41 %
4
21%
*41% ■•-42
10
No
Lehn <fe Fink Products.:
28
60 % Oct
48%
24%
800
107/a
*46'%
24 »/i
preferred_.No par
2nd pfd
—No par
non-cum
Lehman
3
X10%
40%
24
1st
non-cum
50c
11% May 16
1
33
$3
11%
46%'
19
Lehigh
3
11%
48%
*24 %
'' *94
7
3
11%
*46'%
3
5
46
♦11%
100
Nov
13
14,100
7%
7%
7%
48%
Co com
24 % Jan
13
3% Jun
Apr
& Sons
7%
7%
11%
<24%
5*
3.85% cumulative preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh
Portland
Cement
7%
*46%
'
1
_
Tir&
(James)
7%
4
22
*11%
50
•
Co
&
754
*37/#
*21%
No par
5% Jan
,
33% Jun
10%
preferred
Rubber
Lees
May 24
11% Jan 10
£ 90% Jan 20
6% Jun
3
15
6
98
4
No par
common
Lane-Wells
41%
157
4%%
19
Co..;
pfd__75 Pesos Mex
(The)
Bryant
Oct
10% May
Mat
Lane
26 % Jan
Jun
Nov
Light
6%
Co
7
Jan
82
Lambert
6
14
5%
8
Gas
Consolid
La
Jan
4% July
26% July
Jan
22 % May
11% Sep
Dec
8%
4V2 Mar
1%
Jun
39
30% Mar
21
,37
Jan
4
16% Jun 29
26% May
Dec
10
Laclede
26
Jan
19% Jun
43
i
May
90
Oct
8
8
3% Jun
share
Shares
M
9% Jun
x35%
Dec
40 ;
142-
Oct
129
13%
Jan
Feb
Dec
14
15% Jan
10
33% Jan
6
6
Jun
Apr
10% Jun
24% May
Feb
13
Dec
5
Jun
430
JUn
13
6%
Nov
10%
r
Dec
13%
Jun
26
500
Jan
Inc
10 i
Copper
Magma
3
Magnavox
Coal
Jan
9 'A Aug 30
Manati
8% Aug 25
Mandel
(The)
RR Co
Sugar
Mar 25
a_10
1
—60
1
—
Co
Mahoning
—
Bros
Co__
12%
36%
140
36%
*137%
11%
11%
'•>•
12% ' '
Xl2%
36%
*137%
5
—
(R H) <Co Inc com.-,—No par
pfd series A.
—.100
Madison
Square Garden—_No par
12
12%
*30%
;
n
100
4 'A %
6% Feb 24
Sep
7
Jan
22
19% Jan
24
Apr
Jan
20
23
21
525
-
• >
10
com-
Macy
100% Apr
Trucks
Mack
22
15%
Feb
>: MacAndrews & Forbes
25
G# preferred
9% Jun
Nov
Dec
Co
& M Wood Working
27
Oct
139
M
95% Jan -6
8% July 27
103 %
9%
10
*
27% Jun
Dec
10
.
30
?7
Jun
27%
94%
X16%
31% Apr
131
Jan
14'A Oct
37% Oct
39% May
'
30% Mar
490
«
140
ll'/s
31%
31%
31%
100 %
'•>*99%
100%
>
*10
10%
*14'A
14%: >
ELECTION/'
31%
*99%
15%
5%
Dec
6%
14%
15
8
Dec
Mar
18
7
Shirt
Manhattan
14%
29
24% Oct
24
Marathon
13
8% Oct
26
Marine
16 »A Mar 18
18% Oct
4
Market
"19% Apr 29
24'/# Aug
8
Marshall Field
Nov
22%
95% Jan
'
5
7'/# Jun
Apr
103% Feb
14
12
Apr
4 'A %
14
12
Co
;'S
*7'/#!
L)
(Glenn
Co
Jan
10% Feb
11
69% July
39% Jun
13
57% Jan
7 /
7
Martin-Parry Corp *
Feb
18
Dec
27% May
11'A Jun
13
19% Jan
7
Master
27%
Feb
45
42% Sep
13
Nov
176
Dec
19%
Oct
34% July 12
Sej)
1?
Jan
19% Mar 22
25
Jan
10
McCall
36% May
101% Jun
30% Mar 23
35% Oct
14
McCrory
15
Aug
16
38
Jun
1
47% Oct
15
84% Mar
93
Jun
89
Jan
4
97
179
Feb
93
Jun
89
Jan
11
97
77% Aug
8% Dec
85
Jan
80
Feb
23
87
Aug 25
84
33
12% May
Dec
110
Apr
21
Dec
25
Feb
88
41%
Jan
29
Nov
7% Jun
42%
Jan
30
Jan
43%
112
110
Jan
90
Jan
Feb
34
24
ADr
31
Dec
3
60% NOV
Dec
52% May
35% May
41% Jan
29%
30% Jan
4
41
87
Jan
98%
921/4 May
3
18%
15%
;
Feb
Dec
.
24% Jun
24%
Jan
101% Nov
17% Jan
25
20'% Jan
13
r
Dec
19 % May
7% Jun
14
13% Jan
Dec
62% May
34% Jun
30
49
Jan
18%
12% Jun
8%
Nov
50% May
85%
Nov
95%
3
.7% Mar 21
Apr 28
90
Jan
Feb
27%
Jun
8% Jan
39% Nov
35%
Dec
92
Nov
104% May
Nov
106%
101%
Feb
13
44%
Jun
3
97
118
18
July 27
30'% Jun
20
8
22
20
4
Aug
Nov
23'% Jan
20
38% Jan
102
26
Mar 14
97% Jan
3
18
110% Feb
19% May
69% May
8% Jun
14
14% Jan
8
Min
&
Transp
$4
Merritt-Chapman
Machine
Mesta
Metropolitan
4.35 %
Miami
2
15
Nov
56%
July
Apr
7% Jun
42%
43% Feb
10
87
Nov
98
May
87
9% Mar
54% Mar
98%
Oct
10% Mar
14
May
78
105%
Jun
18% July
Mar
66% Jun
104
7
10
Jan
4
10% Jun
13
48
139% Mar
12% Jan
12
Jan
see
page
Oct
20
8%
90
107% Sep ; 1
14% Jan 15
Feb
15
80
22% Nov
25>
9
Prod
1st
Minn
St
P
&
SS Marie
Minn-Honeywell
3.20%
Minn
conv
Regul
pfd
39%
97
10%
v'i.1: "Pi '-.".s'-"?
rV->'V/ Vvw
85'A
44%
97%
95%
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85%
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•
10%
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112
•
w
21%
21'/#
33%
'•.
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34%
34'A
99%
38
99%
99%
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38
*98
37%
38%
38
♦29%
30'A
30%
♦30
39%
'
*29%
21'A
34%
99%
38'A
59%
60
60%
58
60'A
39%
40
39%
39%
100',%
100%
100
23%
23»%
100
101
*23
24
*23
101%
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24
13%
14'A
14
13%
14'/#
14
14
14
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13
13%
13'A
13%
23%
93%
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93
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23%
34'/#
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34%
23%
23%
9%
9%
40%
9'A
9%
40%
40%
♦13%
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39%
96%
;
*
19%
8%
9%
13%
13%
93
23%
9'/#
40
40
14
13%
8
13%
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13%
40
13%
40
7%
7%
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39»/4
39%
38%
3 9'A
97%
95 %
95%
95%
95%
118%
116%
116%
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19
19%
116%
118
37%
37%
'
38%
39
19
19'A
19%
19
37'A
37%
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37%
371/8
37'/#
101%
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101'A
101'A
101 Va
101%
101%
108%
107%
107%
♦107'%
108'%
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108%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
46%
44%
45%
Min &
12%
__10
46'/#
No par
.'17'/#
1__5
26%
17%
17'A
27'A
27%
12%
X44
17
17'%
27%
131
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■
10%
..
10%
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10%-
27%
'
130
131
11
10%
9
9%
9%
9%
3
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60%
60 »/4
60%
60'A
61
100
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98
87 »■
86
•a;
9%
No par
*106
14
____
17%
27
11
*10%
Minneapolis-Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
.100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
.—25
Mfg common
preferred
17%
27
131
*129
45%
46%
'<
*9%
9%
107
>
•106
86%
'
13%
77
76
76
*21%
22%
22
22
17%
27%
130
10%
9'A
60'A
.../
99
85'A
86
,
106%
106%
106%
13%
13%
13%
75%
14
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86
44%
13%
106%
14
'
■84%.
60
12%
*98%
%
76%
22
22'A
*106
75
-
100
1,500
1,300
10
2,500
5,300
2,300
500
100
900
1,700
100
33%
7%
118
118
*117
9%
23'%
24
*95 Va
8'A
39%
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23%
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23%
40%
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14
14
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92%
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70
36
1,000
30%
39%
102
20
112
59%
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21 ;
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34%
•
40
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39%
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1.300
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10
1,800
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85'A
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3,200
2,000
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96%
10%
f.
87
21%
♦34
;
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96'%
96%
900
13%
39%
40'A
175%
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1,700
7.000
53
39%
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•-■
(
700
200
13%
34
40
No par
$4
v
'<•v"-'
13
59
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com
series A
8,600
53
54%
97
112
30%
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,
13%
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38
y
44%
39
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40
No par
600
100
59
100
100
1,000
4,100
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Inc
2,100
9%
*100%
common
DAY
12%
pfd_100
,-100
8
Petroleum
Utilities
preferred
Minneap & St Louis Ry
4
16
24.
12
62% Oct 28
16% Jun
footnotes
25
98% Nov
67 V2 Jun
For
3 >
Midland Steel
'
ARMISTICE
9%
*
0
3.90%
series
Copper
Middle South
10% Aug
•C
99%
._60c
Co
Edison
Mid-Continent
May
*93
No par
Scott
&
preferred
13
9
16
112
No par
No par
No par
Co
preferred
conv 2nd preferred
19
Nov
1
'
;
10%
10%
39%
■
-(H;
21%
103%
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.3%
$3.50
Oct
11
Inc^
5.100
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9%
12%
97 ■>•>
» *85'A
93%
17% Sep
124% July 14
*10'A
•111
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i
v
45
43%
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34'/#
213.* Nov
Jun
86%
•
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6
140
>>
♦92'%
14
Dec
*85
•:
96'A
96 »A
No par
Merck & Co Inc common
24
128
97
?
i
21%.
*103
I
2nd
Merch
4
105% Oct
14
*96
40 i
175%
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; >?„
44%
18
8%
18
18
22
18
23
8'/#
8
*
103
12%
x53 k '
■.
18
pfd (1st series)
__L_100
pfd (1st series)
60
Melville Shoe Corp—
._1
Mengel Co (The)
common
<
1
5 7o
conv
1st preferred—;.
60
19
Dec
37% Jun
>
175%
44%
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40
40
*174
<•
13%
13'A
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54'%
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37%
10
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14'% Jun
Feb
13%
13 'A
''
8%
23
8
8
9%
9%
12%
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23 'A
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103 %
9% >
55
■
23
21 %
34%
1
300
,
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7%
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> 8 VB
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13
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7%
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7%
17%
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'
8'A
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1
Co
11%
11'A
=
>
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Co.
Stores
H%
485
21%
9'A
4 %
Mercantile
>:■
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103%
4'/4%
18'/# Jun
38%
*103
v
"'
-
105% May 25
17%
Jan
15% July 25
14
27
Jun
4
24'% Aug 16 ;
Dec
11%
47
Jun
15
2d
14%
17%
•
21%
Minea
MfgrCo
Norris
14%
14
'-21%
17%
22
21%
No par
McLellan-Stores
Mead
17%
Vyr-yTi C:
■
8%
23%
8
•33%
Robbins Inc com
preferred
McQuay
34 % Oct
12%
$4
17% Mar 11
20%
;
&
10 V4
*470
17%
8%
8'A
1
Publishing
Porcupine
16
93 % Nov
Jun
McGraw-Hill
Mclntyre
*17%
X23%
No pat
1
100
com
Co_r—
McKesson
Xl3'f Jun
12% July 14
Corp
preferred
conv
24% Oct
70% May 25
Jun
Stores
31% %
;i
28% Jun
23% May
common—
Corp
19% Feb
96%
14
Stores
>
»•" 9'A
preferred
Dept
McGraw Electric
9
46% May
Dec
Dec
9
13
80% Mar
15
21'
r
Oct
31%
■r,v:
V
20
21
-Sep
23% Mar
Jun
4
99% Oct
411
May
4
40
14
24
Oct 25,
39 V# Nov
4
29% Jun
,
10% Nov
27
May 25
Jan
9
Aug
May
„
Corp—No par
113
Feb
Apr
'•
8%
21%
/ >
—»—1
5
170
47%
10'A
'7%
8%
24
8'A
r
No par
.No par
Co.'
Chemical
Mathieson
7 %
*
Corp
Electric
.100
6
$3.75 preferred
—;
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cum pfd
:—No par
Maytag Co common—_No par
$3
preferred
——
—No par
$6 1st cum preference
No par
Jan
35% Mar
*165
Masonite
10'A
11%
•;.yr-2
7%
7'/#
17'A
6%
*23%
1
—
32%
100'A
14%
■"J' V?
485
8'/#
i-
100
preferred
Martin
32
100'A
10'A
'
CLOSED
11%
11
♦100
32%<
32
140
♦137%
100'A
11%»
*466
7'A
*7%
,
& '>"17'A
No par
com
47%
11%
13% Jan
&
STOCK
EXCHANGE
■
Corp
Sep
12'A
36%
7
1
,—6.25
Midland Corp
6
St Ry 6%
prior pfd—-100
;
•
>
14%
11%
■':■:•
«'
485
5
A—
•Maracalbo Oil Exploration
10% Apr
13
6% Jan
May
17%
Dec
9%
14
6% Feb 10
17'A Jun
>
DAY
10%
*10
-•
11%
11%
.y ♦465
No par
29% May
103% Jun
Feb
92%
15'AJun
>
JUn
25% May
Dec
22%
-
4
Feb'
18% Mar
"
v
*
7
36%
*137% 140
■'■:'■ i-.i. ll-'-.i vll'A
11%
>
1
1,100
12'A
36%
12'A
12'A
*36%
HCLOSED
y
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r
STOCK
EXCHANGE
75
22
22
.
19
(1927)..
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
Kennecott Copper.
Kern County Land
5
,16% NOV
Jun
90
YORK
STOCK
CHRONICLE
■<
■
exchange
..--ifY'n
12
48% Nov;
,
17% Juu 15
75
Dec
20
new
V'V;
FINANCIAL
YORK
STOCKS '
,
56% Jan
; llVtFeb 25
104% July
14% Jun
Mar
Jun
•
$ per share
i
6
May
\24
>
Jun
Oct
16%
'•
Highest
* per share
,
40
.19
Since Jan. 1
Lowest
$ per share
j
Range
-
r
Highest
:
>
•
&
7,100
2,100
GO
500
200
3,100
300
270
2,100
1,800
90
30
1.100
3,900
20,000
3,600
20
1,300
600
2,600
90
1,100
70
3,260
210
700
20
(1928)
THE
COMMERCIAL &
NEW
Range for Prerious
Lowest
42%
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
$ per share
Feb
73 %
Jun
38% Jun
Feb
9% July
Feb
34
10% Oct
20
13
14
6
45 V*
Nor
Jun
6
35
Jan
20
9
Jun
13
12
Oct
25
26% Nov
4
56
14
112
19
111% Ncv
4
13% Oct
13
May
17% May
47% Jun
13
10% Jan
S
Not
27
Jan
16Mi Jun
29
11%
Jan
21%
Deo
14
20%
Jan
16l/2 Jun
19
29% May
Deo
23
May
15 % Jun
24
Jun
11% Jun
15%
Deo
12%
Jun
13% Ayr
23
20% J»n
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,600
52'/a
523/4
51%
51%
9,000
b Co
Moore-McCormack
(John) &
Co
52%
52%
52
12%
12%
17%
12%
12%
173/4
173/4
24%
24%
17%
17%
24%
24%
23%
24%
23 Va
23 Va
21%
23 %
213/8
21'/a
14%
*14%
11%
10 3/4
20
38% Feb
17
19
11
4%
8
Co
14%
•11
9%
6c Bros.
-No pax
•46
300
24 3/s
24%
7,100
23%
23%
23 Va
900
21%
21%
21 %
213%
14 %
14%
13aA
14
700
10%
11
10 3A
11
2.800
9%
*9%
10
900
47%
X47%
93A
9%
•47%
110
47
110
143/4
•35'A
*
110
14%
1,800
3,600
483A
111
14%
2,200
111
14%
30
14%
37
•35
37
•35
•45
47%
•45
46
4,500
37
46
40
100
25%
14%
14%
200
12%
11
110
37
5,800
,
17%
47%
14%
•35
600
1,100
1,300
12%
9%
110
14%
80
CLOSED
17 %
47%
47
♦109%
14)
preferred
Myers (P E)
9%
47
30 3A
52%
52%
12%
•17%
Corp
108% Oct
27
54%
112
•22%
Jun
Nov
54
*108%
•12%
Products Corp
Brass
1
DAY
1
3
Wheel
55
No par
Inc
Motor
112% Mar 17
12%
X54%
ELECTION
No par
Lines
May
Jan
DAY
12%
45
51
53%
12%
112
1
ARMISTICE
110
Jan
July
26%
112
Motor
Oct
26
109%
Motorola
Jan
39
26%
►110%
Morrell
t
15 V4 Oct
26
2,500
111 %
107%
14
11%
111 %
Mueller
Jun
11%
3.500
EXCHANGE
111%
Mulllns Mfg
Corp_
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co. (G C) commo
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
30% Mar 22
11%
4 3A
112
17 y4 Jan
10
STOCK
11%
4 Va
•30
•110%
14% Jan
41
19%
4%
30 34
*108
11
Jan
19'A
4%
112%
13
Jun
20
19%
30%
CLOSED
112
21
Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•109
5
Co——I
9% Sep
17
4%
30'A
•111%
Utilities
x9l/4Jun
55%
20'A
4 %
♦30
Mo par
pfd series A
pfd series B
Oct
43
4%
30%
No par
conv
conv
Oct
Deo
4%
•30
2,500
55
16%
Sep
2,700
55
oom
14%
Deo
5,400
4%
11%
Deo
12%
10 Va
4'/«
26%
Feb
34
50%
10
11%
Nor
60
50%
4%
26 Va
10
49
51%
10%
4%
.
11%
33%
.
19%
Shares
10%
4%
20%
20%
the Week
t per share
50%
10aA
4'A
for
Sales
Nov. 11
t per share
25%
Montgomery Ward
21% Nov
1
51 %
10%
%
4
Friday
Nov. 10
t per share
25%
13.25
7
8
51 %
10%
t per share
No pax
34
15
14
51%
10%
Thursday
Nov. 9
11%
Montana-Dakota
o
Jan
25% Oct
9
t per share
51%
4%
PRICES
Wednesday
1.28
Aug 16
59% Mar 29
20
Co
SALE
Nov. 8
Inc
3
Jan
10
65
Deo
Aug 17
101% Jun
Hosiery
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Monarch Machine Tool
Monsanto Chemical Co
7
103 % Jun
Oct
47 y4 Mar
4
45% Jan
May
Apr
10%
21% Jan
Mojud
AND
Manday
"
Nov. 5
7% preferred series A
100
Missouri Pacific RR 5 % con
pfd-100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
16
25
112%
Deo
10
5 y4 Aug
Jan
122
Saturday
Corp
Mission Development Co
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com
7
Jun
29% July
61% May
99% Deo
105% Mar
9%
Jan
44
Feb
Dec
LOW
STOCK
Mission
25% Mar 30
15 Va
9
22%
RECORD
f per share
6
13
3% Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
64% Jan
3% Aug 16
x33y* Deo
STOCK
3 per share
14
15% Jun
July
NEW
Highest
$ per share
7% Jun
4
13 y*
YORK
Monday," November 14, 1949
STOCKS
Tear 1948
t per share
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Va
100
15'A
16.700
N
14% Mar
18
21%
Jun
10% Jun
Feb
20
14
12%
Sep
22
Jun
13
28
Jan
17% Jun
14
13% Apr 11
9% Apr
4
18% Jan
7
Jan
Nash-Kelvlnator
21
Deo
29
4%
Sep
8%
Feb
9%
9 % Jun
Not
10% May
13% July
13
17% Mar
10% Jun
13
13% Apr
28
Jun
14
30% Jan
3
Mar
45
Feb
July
32%
Oct
Oct
175% Jun
5% Not
9% May
32%
Deo
48
6
Feb
9%
Deo
4% Jun
Deo
Not
15
Oct
4
National
15
7% Mar 29
.
13
7%
Can
13
13
12
Jan
11
National
10
37% Nov
9
National
14
13
17% Aug 18
21% Oct
6
Deo
7% Jun
13
14% Feb
25
Nat
Jun
xll% Jun
14
18
27
96% May
Jan
86% May 13
95
Feb
38
15
Jun
Oct
25% Apr
14
37
177
Nov
7
Jun
Not
169% Jan
4
183
147% Apr
Sep
15
7%
135
130
149
Aug 19
6%
7%
34%
A Deo
19% Not
81% Mar
20
14
Jun
7% Oct
13
x% Jun
15
15
May
19% Jan
Oct
73 % Jun
13
«i% Wan
28
25% Nov
11
19 y4 May 16
25% July
94
15% Feb
25
f
Nov
9
30% May
15% May
12% Jan
Deo
not
x80ya Jun
21 % Jan
4
35% Oct
13
National
9V2 Jun
13
12 Va Apr
20
Natl
13% Nov
1
15
9% Jun
86
20
Jan
24
4%%
preferred
Tea
363/4
37'A
36%
36%
179 '/4
•178%
6
*6
8%
6 Va
34%
8%
36%
363A
180
500
3,600
180 Va
90
"
6 Va
343A
8%
12'/4
39 %
•
180
6
343A
12%
*38 Va
410,
6
35
6
35
1,000
35%
2,900
8 5/8
8%
7%
8%
7 Va
2,700
7%
7%
x7 Va
XlO'/a
7'A
10%
4,300
10%
10%
10%
8,000
7%
11
8%
36%
36%
37
15%
36%
37%
37
15%
15%
10'/a
37%
15%
15%
15%
15%
21%
15 %
21V*
1,300
21%
21%
21%
21%
15,900
8%
8%
300
5,700
21%
•8%
17%
21'A
9
9
17%
9
*83i
17.%
17%
90%
91
91
91
10
36%
36%
3 6'A
9
17%
17%
17 Va
92
93
37
182
36 Va
♦180
182
♦140
147
179%
180 Va
•146
147
145'A
140 Va
7
7
1
7
7
*6%
17%
17%
17%
%
16'A
146
100
7 Va
700
17 Va
17'A
1,500
%
%
Va
Va
243A
Va
243/4
25
25
24%
24%
88'A
300
883/4
88 Va
88 ;,/4
♦24%
88 »/4
88%
25
2,700
25
25
25 V
253A
1,700
6.90J
16%
%
16%
"
1,700
163/a
16
82
16
82
82
16Va
33
33
82%
83
82
32%
82%
33
160
32%
32%
11'/a
32 V4
32%
11 Va
1.20U
11
11 Va
10%
11 Va
12 3A
800
12%
12%
11%
123/4
5,800
•10%
No pax
130
25%
♦81%
-1
145%
-
6,000
181
■■■■/• 7
17% •-17%
110
36%
*180
%
•24%
i
36
/
:
25
88%
com—lo
100
i
37
88%
♦24%
No par
7
17%
900
173/4
92 m
•91
*180
1O0
100
Co
15 'A
13
39%
178%
27
36%
>10
Fibre
27
15%
•12%
•38%
34%
7%
15%
13
393/4
37%
1
Co
Vulcanized
Natomas Co
8,700
153/4
13
*383/4
179
.12.10
common
National Sugar Ref Co
National Supply (The) Pa
Jan
15%
13%
11
; ;
i
National Linen Service
Corp
10
21
700
6
Nati Malleable & Steel
Cast-No par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dlst
No par
National Shares Corp
No par
National Steel Corp
25
I
2iy4 Feb
7'/a
No pax
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
19% Jan 21
U Jan
4
25% Jan
Not
9%
Jan
5% Mar 10
Jan
114%
not
10%
Jun
1
25
16% Not
80 y4 Not
21
Feb
7 Va
40
;
per
preferred B
5% Deo
15% Feb
7%
8%
1
preferred A
4
29%
162
1,100
7%
34%
No par
Enameling & Stamping.
Gypsum Co com.
7 Va
21%
13%
179
National
Oct
•21 Va
7%
37
1
15
27
22%
xl5 Va
10
15%
26%
21%
7%
♦39
No par
1
15
27 V4
223/a
16%
4
Department Stores
Distillers Prod—Mo
National
16'/a
27
21%
7%
f
Corp
15
27
22%
16%
10
common
Cylinder Gas Co
Dairy Products
National
"
Fibres Ine—1
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
National Container Co
9% Jun
13% Feb
1
Co
15
♦22
100
Biscuit
National
35% Aug
5
8% Aug 19
9% Jan
8
15
27
1
preferred
Jun
17 y4 Jun
•
100
National Aviation Corp
National Battery Co
4
27 Va Feb
Jun
14%
20%
Sep
National Airlines
National Automotive
185% Sep
6
5% Jun
5
May
22% May
12% Deo
85
16% Nov
13
30 % Jun
21
17%
Jun
32
14%
3
170 y4 Mar 15
9% May
13% Jan
14% Aug
10% Mar
24% Mar
Jan
Corp
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
National Acme Co
41
Aug 28
37% Nov
4
29
26%
162%
5
11%
12%
12%
12%
16%
>
Range for Previous
Tear 1948
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
t per share
9
12%
Lowest
$ per share
Not
19% Jan
9% Jan
12% Jun
10
Jan
xl01%Jan
86
12
Feb
Not
Feb
12%
Deo
70
29
Jan
Not
64
Mar 28
93% Jan
12% Jan
99
Aug
90% Mar
38
May
98%
July
42
28% May
90% Jun
65
New
New
Jun
14
63
Nov
3
9% Feb
25
13% Jan
10
Feb
34%
Oct
Not
23% Jun
24 'A Jun
14
9% Jun
72% Jan 27
14
43% Jun
18% July
13
39
Feb
121
Feb
92
July
July
23% Apr
20
Mar
49%
200
56
Jun
Q
86
13
140
10
Jun
27
Jan
Jun
Jun
48
265
6% Mar
20
20% Jun
61
Jan
Mar
14%
Jun
14% Jan
21
Feb
10
5% Jun
25u
13
96
14%
Jun
Feb
91% Jan
out
15% Fet
28
Dec
Dec
Deo
86
25% ,Tun
13%
23
17% Juiy
30% Jan
Feb
25
Aug
8
Jan
92
Mar
6%
Deo
3
14
20% July 19
11% Jan
7
18
31
Dec
84
13
28
Apr
29
107 Va Sep
19
7
Jun
6
14
40%
32
15
Apr
7% May
14%
'
Jun
1% May 21
11% Mar 2
Jun
38% Nov
18% Oct
11
7
11
Sep 26
94% Aug 11
ino% M,r o2
12
Oct
25
20% Oct 27
■JO.
/all
4
4% -Ten
11
14% Oct
7
27% Jan
99% Jan
43
Jun
18%
"
jun
Jun
Jan
23% May 31
17% Jan
8
36% July
Xl09% July
12% A or
100
23
Jan
37%
Jun
Jun
3
3
14
91% Jnlv ?e
6% Feb 11
juo
27
20
Jan
Jan
79% July 13
18% Aug 22
13
May 18
107% Nov
33
2
Wan
19% Mar
31% Jan
2o
Jan
Deo
89
Feb
tvf
7g%
.*•»>
For
System
common
York
Air
York
Brake
N Y Chic & St
preferred
Gas
preferred
29%
10%
10%
DAY
66%
67%
10%
*97
61 Va
10%
67
103/s
10Va
*66 %
/
10%
2.400
DAY
2,200
;
260
293A
29%
29%
30
x2D
2 9'/a
273/4
2,700
27 Va
273/4
X26
26 %
900
10%
10'A
163/8
134%
80%
81
135
83'A
13,300
;.//%
100
♦133 %
13%
.
13%
!;.
/
'
200
14
2,400
26
26
26
26
300
•55
63
235
•55
63
*55
63
•220
235
►220
235
*220
235
7
7
*6%
♦24
7%
28%
27
6%
6%
6%
28%
17%
28%
28'A
98
•97 %
28%
28 Va
28
97%
98
97%
97 Va
*98
17%
50%
23%
X17%
50%
17%
50%
•16%
50%
17
16 Va
6%
V
V
' /
''
'
/■
•;•••«
1,800
900
'
170
.
16%
50%
50%
50
95
*94
951/2
24
,23%
24%
9%
500
50%
94
9%
94
94
94
23%
23%
•23%
10%
10 %
934
9%
*243/4
25'A
25%
25%
25
50%
50%
51%
50%
'•
•
1
2,600
251/4
50 Va
50%
10%
*24%
25%
50%
50%
*27
V
28
98%
23%
10%
27%
.
■
110
■V,
300
y.y
♦27
800
3,000
4,300
27%
18%
•27
18%
13%
19'/a
19
10%
10%
10 Va
19%'
19 Va
13%
30%
10
*79%
37%
80%
30%
10 Va
♦79Va
103/g
79%
37%
79%
78%
79
37%
38%
17%
1
37 Va
17%
37%
371/4
37%
17'A
17 Va
4,800
17 Va
17%
16 3A
17 Va
4,400
10%
92
10%
V 91 %
(2
92
109*
108 3A
109
109
<
8#
10
Pacific Ry
100
Northern States Pwr Co
(Minn)—
Common
No par
103A
No par
No par
10%
*91%
109
10
91%
•108%
11%
28
'
11%
*19%
3%
2.88
11
,
,
80%
11%
10 Va
27%
18%
19%
13%
34%
34%
35
*23/4
3%
*23A
3%
13%
133/4
13%
14
10%
10%
18%
34%
3%
13%
13%
»
10%
193/a
-
*27
10%
34%
*33 Va
'./■•
103/4
92
109
'
'
80
1,200
'
134%
13 Va
•220
*93%
No pax
*133
12%
63
10
Co
135
12%
•55
2§
preferred
•133 Va
13 Va
26"%
100
common
135
12%
♦24
8.10
Co
Northwestern Telegraph
tNorwalk Tire & Rubber
7,400
ARMISTICE
68
103/8
Northern
Northwest Airlines Inc
30
CLOSED
f 61%
82%
23
preferred
.;
•27%
4
preferred
EXCHANGE
27%
•27
No par
No pax
No par
10
500
99
60 %
10%
66%
500
STOCK
29%
1
Gas
Pharmacal
10%
99
61
10%
North
American Aviation
Northern Central
Ry Co
Norwich
ELECTION
700
-
102
84'A
preferred
American Co_
$4.80
10%
♦97
62%
*101
10%
Co
83.60
CLOSED
99
62%
...
101%
84
—-—
Natural
101%
84%
Adjustment
4.6%
69
♦67
10%
*97
EXCHANGE
•83%
Norfolk & Western
Ry com
Northern
10%
♦38 3A
100
Corp
Chemical
102 Va
STOCK
10%
Industries
Electric
North
62%
25
Noblltt-Sparks
Nopco
99
10%
Corp—
Common
33.75
38%
♦97
Light 3.90% pfd—100
Noma
38%
38 3A
10%
Shipbldg Corp partic stock—1
&
31
Shares
103%
♦62%
Y & Harlem RR Co
M
N Y New Haven &
Hart RR CO-100
Preferred 5 % series A
100
N Y Power &
Elec
103%
104
383A
10%
Louis Co com
N
N Y
104
*103
38%
♦101%
No par
preferred series A
N Y City Omnibus
Corp
New York Dock common
non-cum
103
$ per share
14
104
for
the Week
10
No par
6%
$5
1.0
14
10%
1
Central
10
14
102%
4%%
preferred100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New
10
14
Sales
Nov. II
$ per share
10
13%
10%
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd—100
Mining Corp
10
New
t per share
10
13%
•101'A
•
Friday
Nov. 10
10%
38%
1
99
u
Tan
'»
Jau
I
footnotes
set
13
36% Nov
2
Nov
1
105% Nov
4
<Jull
1
16% Jan
64% July
7
3
24
7Q
Jen
Co
common
I
preferred
10c
Co
Corp
4%%
J"n
49% Jan
4.40%
Ohio Oil
No par
24
38
59% Oct 28
8%
common
Corp
preferred
(The) common
convertible
preferred
27%
■
'•
J
53,300
9,300
140
103/4
18,500
92Va
-
.
109
370
370
10%
6,100
1,300
18%
;
18%
35V»
35'A
90
31/4
14
31/4
200
14
600
cum
Glass
32%
32%
105%
10534
106 %
150
30%
29%
30
29%
18%
29%
*18%
18%
11,700
13%
18%
183/4
i83A
X24 Va
?4%
24
24 V4
93
94
94
26%
9
,
26%
27
93%
93%
V
•92%
94
9
•91
92
♦20
22
8%
91
20%
Co
93
8%
92
20%
"•"
36%
,36 %
353/4
105'A
105%
105'A
*20
36%
♦105%
aJHi
No par
13 v
9
8%
92%
21 Va
*20 Va
36V4
4.200
260
105 %
105%
^10Ol/4
4,300
100
36%
105%
15%
*14%
15"%
*14%
15 V2
*75
77
•75
77
14%
*75
14%
100
58 Va
58%
58
,.
.
%
,
'
77
58%
'
•
,
58 3A
200
.
21 Va
36%
77
58%
;.
96 »A
*14%
58%
9,300
9%
♦75
58%
32%
Va
36
*
32V8
*105
92
8%
91
62.50
Co
Ow*n*-THlnoi8
32%
106 Va
30 %
A—100
V"
preferred
Outboard Marine &
Mfg
Outlet
32%
105%
30%
26%
10o
8
32%
107%
30%
*18%
10
Oppenheim Collins
Otis Elevator common
$4
32%
*107
No par
convertible
Omnibus
10
28
11%
Edison
Oliver
9% Nov
96% Nov
Ohio
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4%
pfd—20
105
NOT
common_Nopax
Industries
Thursday
Nov. 9
t per share
14%
♦103
Newmont
Newport
PRICES
Wednesday
10%
100
100
Elec
SALE
Nov. 8
O
34%
103
Deo
47%
14
13% Jun
20
Id %
Jan
11% Jun
Mar
88
80
Mar 24
8Va Jun
Deo
Feb
28
w
75% July 22
Jun
7
27% May
10% Mar
22%
9
10
Wan
lo
17% Mar
Jan
26% Deo
92% Jan
26% Feb
16% Apr
Nov
l*
20
109%
Nov
3%
95
24% Nov
28% JaD
90
Oct
23%
,
6
59 % Jan
Mar
8% Feb
Nov
16
3
Oct
26
38% Jun
27% Jun
Aug
8%
Jan
52
47% Sep 21
Jun
England
t per share
HIGH
Tuesday
•13%
common-
preferred
N Y State
20
16% May 4
6% Jun 16
21 y4 Jun
6
13% May
Deo
103%
99% Sep 12
19% Apr
7
15% Jan
93
Feb
78
9
21
17%
82% Mar
16%
33% Jan
62% Not
28 y4 Jan
14% Mar
25%
14
48% Sep
20
55
Jun
tiar
9% Jan 21
4
19%
21
3%%
21
Feb
Jun
I
27% Oct
60 % Oct
Not
w
13
3
86
Jan
Oct
Jan 21
14
20%
81
12
Fet
225
39% Juiy
Apr
33% Jan 12
13% Jan
7
117% Jun
144
11% Mar
15
Inc
Nov. 7
# per share
—No par
Bros
preferred
Newberry Co (J J)
99% July 29
20%
Deo
2
Corp
Monday
Nov. 5
4% °/o
3
31
12%
Nov
Nehl
Nelsner
Mar 21
Apr 30
Saturday
Par
102% Oct 27
10% Oct
7
8y4Jan
94
39
I
LOW AND
STOCK
t per share
13% Mar 30
May
104
YORK
EXCHANGE
14% Mar 17
103% Aug
4
19
Feb
8
NEW
3
Not
87
1
Highest
Sper share
*27% Mar
100
STOCKS
..
r
4,500
60
;
100
.
—
3,600
Volume .170
Number 4855
THE. COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
NEW
Range for Previous
~
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1948
Lowest
Sper share
NEW
$ per share
J per share
YORK
14
Saturday
Apr
Jan
7
Pacific
Amer
18
Pacific
Coast
71
Apr
Fisheries
Co
Inc
non-cum
2nd
preferred non-cum
No par
43% May
40
Jan
17
Jun
21
Apr
14
Paomc
Finance Corp
36%
Jan
34
Sep
13
Pacific
Gas
55% July
54
Jan
6
Pacific
Lighting Corp
Mar
147% Sep
22
Apr
4% Jan
8
Oct
13
62% May
5% May
44
11% May
21% Jun
10% Apr
Oct
Pan
8
Motor
American
19%
*19%
32%
32 y8
51 %
51
51%
51%
30%
29 Yb
29
29
*100%
preferred
1
Mines
2.50
Transportation
A
No par
Enterprises
9
preferred
*16
No par
Corp
preferred
9%
%
23 %
*31%
31%
114
'
23
*110
100
Light Co
21%
No par
50
Jan
29
Jan
3
99
Oct
96% Feb
9
20% May
7% May 31;
24%
Jan
30%
Jan
21
May
102
104
30
44%
May 16
RR
series A pfd
conv
36%
13
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Oas Light A Coke„
*35
Sep
100
115
115%
20
Peoria A Eastern Ry Co
100
*12%
3
12
April;
28
Sep
14
Pet Milk Co common
106% Sep
13% Nov
28
Jan
ft
17% Jun
9% Jun
14
20% May
64% July
Jan
3
31% Aug
3
6
53% Nov
3
Pfizer
36y4Jun
7
33%c
59
July
55
May
104% May
247/a Jun
•
3
4%%
;
*27
100
*103
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Brewing Co
(Chas)
8
No par
A Co Inc
1
63% Jan
90% Mar 24
20% Jan
3
25%
Sep
23y» Jun
8:
115%
Jun
110% Apr
2i
Phelps-Dodge
58
Oct
22
Philadelphia Co 6* preferred—50
105% Nov
■
x48% Mar 30
2
24% Nov
6
7
26% May 16
117
Sep
Corp
28
56 preferred
Phlla
No par
Electric
Co
4.4%
53 :i
No par
25%
>,
.
,
25%
*113
98
Jan
7
104
Aug
8
3.8%
100
*102
113%
102%
^
Jun
preferred
preferred
100
103%
Jun
105
Apr
8
110% Sep
1
4.3%
preferred
100
*107
107%
r
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
# per share
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
:.V
$ per share
Lowest:
I per share
14
Jan
21%
28
Jan
45% July
22% Jun
Sep
91
July
79% Nov
4
Dec
37% Jan
4
25 Yb Mar
87
Jan
82%
Nov
39%
97%
Jun
88%
Oct
11
Deo
13%
Sep
87%
Jan
54%
Jan
92% Aug
77% Jun
10
Deo
14% May
11% Jun 28
93% Jan
3
Jan
8
10% Feb
10
88
87% Aug 18
51% Jun 14
7% Sep
8
34%
Jan
103%
Jan
100% Jan
Sep
19% Jan
7
40% Jan
,
7
88% Feb
8
50% Oct
'
11
102% Aug 24
103
Oct
13% Oct
91
31
28
Oct 28
64
Apr
11
Mar 3ft
19
5
100% Jun
22
113
15 %
26
Jun
11
July
86% July
79
Jun
93
23%
Jun
13
Jan
>
Jun
24% Jun
10% Jun
Jan
39%
Jun
28% Jun
Jan
6% Jun
13
20
Jun
170
Dec
96
Oct
7% Jun
14
58% Nov
14% Jun
161
July
136
46% July
12% July
Aug 12
147/8
24 %
25%
24%
25%
113
102%
107%
113%
113%
102%
102%
•101%
102%
107
107
*107
107%
f 113
*102.
107%
LOW AND
Nov. 7
.
15
15
49%
49%
49%
100
.^*100%
100
*103
No par
*12
:
3.60% preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
ft#
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
100
No par
Phoenix Hosiery——-
•
-
*80
60%
*7%
101
*100%
convertible
103Yb
*103
92
•
92
60%
<
1
13%
•153
158
•163%
165
35%
35%
35%
X34%
35
7%
7'/a
7%
.7%
9%
'9%
9%
■<
'60%
*16%
17%
*136"' 140
1
42%
43
12%
12%
23%
11%
J 43
Mar
:
7
78%
ft
15%
com
83
•4.78 cum preferred
No par
Co of Colorado—20
Public Service
Inc
x25
Feb
9% Jun 28
14% Jan
7
14
Jun
15
92% Jan
4
74% Jan 22
9% Apr
100% Sep
4
7
23% Jun
14
29
Jan
19
21% Jun
14
30% Feb
4
26% Jun
17
17% Jun
14
34% Feb
23% Jan
7
Oct
20
43
3
35
28% Jun 29
Per
footnotes
com
common
preferred
Purity Bakeries Corp
66% Jun
see
page
34.
36
Jan
Jan
3
7
1st
non-cum
.
28
28
79%
79%
15%
15%
83%
83
46%
46%
,
15%
'
83
46'A
24%'' 24%
24%
25
29
28%
34
33%
34
No par
31%
32%
31%
31%
100
107%
107%
107%
107%
No par
28%
28%
28%
28%
•19'/a
19%
*19%
19%
02
preferred
Reading Co common
49
11%
15%'J15%
33%
of America com—No par
preferred
No par
non-cum
43%
■;
28%
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum Corp
—1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonier Inc common
1
4%
43%
Xll%
•
No par
Quaker State OU Refining Corp_lft
•3.60
V
46 Vs
No par
conv
Radio Corp
'
12%
42%
No par
com
$1.40 dlv preference
x7
22%
42 y8
79%
29
No par
Inc
59
140
.7%
•28
preferred series A—50
70
•11%
;
15% -15%
—10
145
21%
43
81
B%
•136
140
12
Publlcker
Feb
•136
'
•16% ,17
17%
*16%
.
10
58%
23%
Procter A Gamble
101%
59%
.
7%
69%
59%-
42%
Feb
Industries
•130
.
70%
11%
Feb
(The)
145
23%
NOV
Pure Oil
,
70%
11%
18
Feb
♦135
43%
62%
13%
13%
13%
165
24%
22%
x25 Ys
30 %
158
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com—1
Pullman
86
29%
•153
*60
1
Nov
Pub Serv El A Gas
12%
86
*163%
69% " 70%
100
5%
100
30%
13%
13%
10
Power Co
31
104%
86
30
No par
class B
Deo
•94
164%
145
Potomac
Nov
*104
;
158
7
ft
Jan
100
35%
8
Electric
•30%
31 \
104%
*163%
10
Poor A Co
Dee
DAY
YCLOSED
9%
♦153
*135
Pond Creek Pocahontas
32%
59%
59%
♦84%
30%
100
Jan
20
ARMISTICE
*9
86
No par
class B
—
25
91%
EXCHANGE
12%
30%
conv
13
*89
8%
*84%
4%%
103
*12
DAY
61
8%
1
lo
let preferred
2nd preferred
2ft
60
50
50
*19
50
103
13
ELECTION
30%
No par
4,300
STOCK
103%
*12
12%
*89
par
preferred
vu
*103
103%
12%
13
No par
preferred—No
49
101
100
com
49%
49 %
3,600
101
*94
Deo
14
80'A
101
*104
Feb
10% Jan
30%
*100%
101
61
8%
Shares
15
30
5,700
'
No par
Plymouth Oil Co
1ft
14%
31
49%
2ft
common
preferred
12%
18% Jun
15%
15
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
•79%
49%
preferred
Friday
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
t per share
t per share
80%
Philip Morris A Co Ltd common—8
Thursday
Nov. »
29%
30%
80%
PRICES
Wednesday
■'
15%
-
SALE
Nov. 8
S per share
I per share
share
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
30%
11%
,
24%
25%
113%
30%
29%
32%
: 24%
25%
80%
4%
46%
103%
65
103%
113%
30%
Piuugn too
11
46
*103
46%
54%
103%
25%
*79%
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
Pitts ton Co (The)
% Jun 14
8% Feb 24
36% Feb
per
preferred class A
—100
8% 9 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh A West Virginia
100
Xl9
70% May
1
[ I
6%
15
Oct
46 %
12"%
24%
3
1%
10
26%
Par
preferred series A
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
• Apr
7
65% Jun 21
12%
24%
Saturday
v-
Pitts Ft Wayne A Chic Ry com—100
7# gtd preferred
100
135
82% May
52
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
13
10
28%
51%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
28
142
27%
52%
100
35
26
156% Jun
:!
■
Corp common.
3%%
Pitts Coke A Chem Co
7
Apr
July
12%
28%
52
Nov. 5
A Reading Coal A Iron
Phllco
$4
13
155
:
Pitts C C A St Louis RR
3
169
Phlla
12%
28
53
'■
STOCK
"■
Flllsbury Mills Inc
15
»
YORK
EXCHANGE
t per share
28
81
Nov
NEW
Highest
8%
104%
*25%
24%
111
*■
♦103
104%
28
13
29
46%
46%
55
J 65
104% 104%
46%
55%
104%
12
*27'A
12%
28%
»
53
46%
36%
117%
8%
8%
28
•103
104%
,
♦10%
53
13
29.
*54%
*103%
i 24%
No par
common
$1 conv preference com
22
*12%
28%
r
8%
28
28
*27
*103
117
12
12
8%
8%
8%
117%
117%
115%
12%* 12%
•35%
36
36
36
115%
28
104%
34%
44%
114
*35
12%
8%
No par
Ffelffer
40% Jun
17
8
Pepsi-Cola Co
Mar 11
8% Jan
*112'%
100
12V* Oct
120
;*
21%
14%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co com—10
45%
52%
52%
7
Gl»<<s Sand Corp com—No par
Penn Power A
34
*8%
10
Co
16%
33%
No par
Coke
Cement
6%
*6%
5
25
common
prior
A
1
Co
Penney (J C) Co_
3%%
6%
6
6%
1
Penlck A Ford
5%
67%
102
102
102
6Va
No par
Proof
Pennsylvania
67
69 y2
67 y2
•100%
6%
1
Peabody Coal Co
Penn
6%
10o
Inc
Parks Davis A Co
Coal
70
102
68
l
No par
Park Utah Consolidated
Perm-Dixie
4
8%
Park A Tllford me
Penn
3%
41%
3%
4
20%
When issued
conv
3%
8%
com
Pictures
40%-
42%
41
4
*19%
Panhandle Bast Pipe L com—No par
4%
preferred
100
b%
41%
8%
Panhandle Prod A Refining
Mines
41%
20%
7
Fatlno
142%
*3 %
8%
18
Parmelee
141%
3%
20 y2
27
Rust
102
142 V*
3%
8%
8% Apr
Parker
101%
142
3%
20%
70 ya Nov
convertible
102
142 %
3%
8%
102% Jan
4%
102
*141%
1 *20%
Oct
Paramount
*101%
1
2%
Jun
Inc
ARMISTICE
DAY
29%
102%
*30
3%
May
Cos
2U%
Transp—ft
Petrol A
STOCK
EXCHANGE
33
51'A
33%
51%
No par
Car
Shares
34
19%
33
66
Paraffins
34%
34%
35 %
20
100
11%
/
for
the Week
CLOSED
33
1
10
Airways Corp
Pan-American
20
35
•
8%
GO
34
60
Sales
t per share
12%
•8%
*57
20
No par
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Pacific Western OH Corp
Packard
12%
9
10
Nopai
Pacific Telep A Teleg common.. 100
6*
preferred
100
4% Jan ' o
22
1
Nov. 11
t per share
I per share
Sper share
Friday
Nov. 10
Nov. 9
21
of Calil
Electric
A
t per share
Thursday
Wednesday
13
*8V2
60
Pacific Mills
34% July 20
103% Sep
8
147
-
No par
21%
44% July
104% Jun
*12%
preferred
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Nov. 8
Nov. 7
tper share
I
10
common
1st
4
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. 5
Par
10% Jan
May
6%
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
I per share
15% ltay
71
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
15
YORK
STOCKS
19%
12%
■
29 %
"12%
7%
74%
7'i
99%
99%
73%
26%
26%
27
24%
24%
24
24%
31%
31%
30%
30%
♦19%
19%
19%
•35
37
•35
37
31
•29%
30%
26%
*29%
19%
•
100
20
22
—
Year 1948
t per share
$ per share
15% May
Dec
18
Dec
10% Jan
♦per share
14
Rels
Bros
11%
♦11%
♦ per share
No par
*16%
:17%
♦16%
11%
*11%
17%
17%
17%
16
15%
16
17%
(Robt) & CO—
V 15%
16
16
*
8
14%
Dec
17%
"
814 Dec
i
18% Jan
614 Jun
14
8%
Dec
Aug
15% May
50
7814
Deo
99
Aug
73
1014
Dec
29%
Jan
6%
f
Feb
Reo Motors Inc
12% Jan
8
8% Jan
■7
3
2 V* Jan
3% Apr
8
10
6% Jan
4
9% Oct
Jun
13
27% Jan
—5
100
pfd 3Vs% series
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
j
0
6% May 31
8%
*56
57%
STOCK
56
56
57%
*56
22%
8
*
6%
•21%
CLOSED
7%
7%
*6%
EXCHANGE
22
22
7'A
,
6%
*614
6%
22 >A
7%'
;
'
'
■'
,
-
*6%
'
6%
*21%
'
22%
'
25
'
11%
11%
11%
11 %
Jan
31
15
16% Jan
12
Aug
1
99% Jan
5
May
414 Aug
2
5% Apr
18
Apr
18% Jun
28
Jan
28
Jan
Dec
111% July
91% Jun
13
15
2114 May
10% Jun
82%
Feb
102
103
,
;
8
4% Dec
,
'*
2914
19% Nov
10%
'
DAY
11%
89 %
10%
60
11
ARMISTICE
91
*88
y
DAY
8%
88%
98
convertible
8'4
8%
8 %
8%
8%
8%
5%
6
6%
6
6%
6
6%
50c
3%
3%
3%
314
3%
3%
3%
3%'
preferred
*8%
22'/a
8%
*8%
6,5C0
9
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
104%
•103
104%
*102%
Reynolds Spring Co
8%
;" 8% ;Y
1
'■*.'
-
50
Sep-19
Common
Aug 18
Preferred
3.60%
series
100
*93%
Preferred
4.50%
series
104
*10714
107 Va
1
*1814
18 'A
4
107% Oct
13% Jun 13
19% Jan
Reynolds
28
13
102% Jan
Deo
24% May
Jan
49
Dec
28
24% Jan
Jun
Jun
Rheem
6%
Feb
12
19%
Feb
714 Jun
29% July
13
12
Ritter
July
Jan
Roan
5%,Jan. ,5
13
10% Jan'
21
Jun
28
25% Oct
36
Jun
15
4%
17% Oct
10.
Ronson
Art
Metal
Jun
27% May
16
13
18% Feb
3
72
May
27
Jan
39% Apr 25
8% Sep 28
57% Oct
18%
Mar
Royal Typewriter
Dec
64
'
8% Deo
18%
Dec
187%
Sep
11% Jan
113
8%
16% Jan
Feb
113% Feb
10
35% May 11
48% Jan
3
Feb
31
Jun
13
Jan
139% May
87
Jun
13
68
Jan
101
78
Jun
9
82%
8
7% Jun
Jun
Feb
13% May
79-
Feb
8%
_
Safeway Stores common
■■■5% preferred
109% Apr 27
67
!
29% Oct 13 >
3
Jun
1614 July
48% May
13
614 Jun
77
July
St Joseph
12% Jan 25
,
42% Jan
9% Jan
7
St Regis Paper Co common
Feb
85% May
22% Jun 1$
30% Jan 12
51
May
4614 Jan
65% Oct 19
88
05
Jan
8
87
14
Jun
17 .:
87%
Nov
93% Apr
78
12
Dec
15%
Oct
87
13%
Feb
44
Jan
Jan
15%
5
5614
57
11%
11%
11%
27%
112%
28%
112%
*
*83%
85
16% Jan
4
19% Sep
19
36% Feb
7
55% Oct
27
5% Jan
27
11% Nov
Scranton
2
56
Oct
.
,
43% Nov
33% Jun
13
43% Nov
Dec
9% Jun
14
16% Nov
Dec
4% Jun
14
614 Jan
7
14% Jun
6% Jun
3
ll% Jan
7
13
101% Feb
&
12%
12%
28
65
65%
1
6 ■:*
XlOlVa
103
85%
70
102 %
20
13%
%w
2,100
13%
13% ,13%
13%
13%
86%
86%
06%
87
16%
16%
16%
16%,
17
54
18%
54
18%
5414
53%
54
18%
18%
18%
18%
53%
18%
53%
53%
53%
54'%
54
54%
54
54%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
500
x41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
15,500
1
13%
*10%
42Va
No par
,
"
11
42%
5
*15%
1
*5%
5%
5%
5%
8%
8%
8%
8%
No par
*91%
*91%
93
♦53
500
1,100
1,900
15%
2.000
5
8%
5%
8%
6,500
*91%
93%
15%
15%
*91%
93
1,700
16%
5%
15%
16
1.30
88
16%'
9
8%
15%
16%
•86'-
1
*5%
—1
preferred
*101
110
107
85%
101%
2,200
98
*105%
86%
10,400
88
r
Servel Inc common
$4.50
*10114
103
•97
97
107
♦86
87%
*86%
'
97
♦105%
<
18%
1
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
1,660
12%
27%
*5314
5
Co
20
85
16%
No par
-
*83%
85
12,300
7%
64%
*86
100
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
7%
7%
28%
13%
100
preferred series A
Seaboard Finance Co—
4
6%
12% July
8% May
(The) common—5
5%
2
9%
Co
20
99
12%
*96
Seaboard Air Line 'com v t c—No par
13
Feb
Elec
3.35% preferred
1,200
60
114
*95
64
>*101%
7
38%
38%
♦106
28%
.100
13
2,500
13
8714
20
9%
28
*86%
Sep
2,200
9%
64
12%
100
Jan
42%
27%
Scovill
91
28%
112%
*63%
8
14
27%
12%
97
18% Jan
5,300
600
•111%
39%
♦83%
107
-
2,100
65
96%
19 \
57%
11%
11%
28
*10514
pfd
1,500
12%
*63
96%
Mfg Co 3.65%
4.30% preferred—
18%
27%
5
1.75
No par
preferred
4-,000
*56%
100%
7%'
85
50
17%
18%
110
7%
714
7%
*83
38%
1,200
17
9%
100%
97
25%
5214
300
42%
110
116
800
2,100
100%
43
9%
8,800
"
9%
52.
112%
42%
38%
16
•99%
28
27%
112
43'/*
10
3914
105%
Jun
Jun
57
10%
«
104% Oct
5
77
57
'*105%
69% May
8% Oct
Jan
18%
No par
20Va
104
18%
No par
Feb
-
18%
$4
Feb
Feb
18%
$3.40 preferred
13Va Jun 28
47% Jun 10
914 Dec
17
3,
81%
94
16%
11;
Apt
26% July
02% Jun
Mar
16%
Oct
Feb
85%
-100
Paper Co common
16%
Nov
91% Mar
3
83
Scott
52%
100%
97
800
9%
51%
*
-
•25
100%
*109
410
4%
9%
25
5214
7%
,
9%
25
100%
39%
500
•4%
4%
100%
102
-
.
,
17% Y
•15%
16%*"
X52%
116
*97
•
5
Schenley Industries Inc
9%
25%
9%
38%
»110
100
Savage Arms Corp
.
'
9%
25%
10%
.
93%
38 Va
4%
98
30
12%
Jun
3
*15%
4%
42%
40
4,700
49%
39 % Y
38%
16%
43
*
3,300
107%
17%
28%
39%
Co—100
series A
39%
4%
108
+
29
94% Jun
79
Jun
1st pfd 4.40%
5
13% Oct
,
6
xl03% July 13
May
38%
*15%
io
vtc—=100
St Louis Southwestern Ry
5% non-cum preferred
.
42%
<
1
8%
107%
'
112%
: *112
10
1,000
/ '
.
•
101
27%
100
*
9
25% Mar
90
.—5
Co—
Preferred series A 5%
28
39% Mar
Nov
Lead
St L-San F Ry Co com v t c—No par
Jan 25
122
1'
9% Jun
_8
100% Nov
01% May
15% Aug
'
_No par
Ruppert (Jacob)
61% Jun
; 88% Feb
Ruberoid Co (The)-—
,
12% Mar 12
17%
•
r
17
' 18%
18%
*57
5714
10% -10%
'
}
17%
10
4,200
38%
93
18%
18
*1614
l
-
•48
93%
107%
25%
52%
52%
>101
1
;
49%
93%
107%
9%
25%
-
-
100
Wks. Ipc
9
*914
—-20
preferred series A..
'
17'
!
.25
Rohm & Haas Co common
3
3
*1514
4%
1
com
*48%
94
4%
;a.
Robertshaw-Pulton Controls
4%% conv preferred——
7.
27
49 %
4,400
•
101
8%
107%
•107%
:
13,600
20%
38
38%
1614
38%
No par
8%
38%
94
,*.
„No par
8%
38%
•V'/•
-
♦100%
8%
39%
*48%
4914
94
v
•
Comnanv
Nov
101
t
101
8%
4
5
♦20
38%
387/s
*48
101
10014
10014
9
3814
•
Antelope Copper Mines
52% Nov
96% Apr 21
1014 Jun 13.
10
i
Corp—*
Oil
8'A
,_lo
:
.*•
•.
Richfield
23
Tob class B
1
-
41% Sep
1514 Jun 21
(R J)
_1
Manufacturing Co
21
3
X3% Jun
7% May
4% Sep
10014
98
.
1714
10014
3
9
:•
98%
4%
20
•
14
*97
5
20
20
20
20Va
7
Jan
Jun
*
*20Vs
4%
■
■
104%
13%
14%
98%
5
4%
42% Mar
85% Jan
Dec
50
,
5
3
94
! 1614
*4%
14
*97
14%
97
97
22
Oct
103%
Xl4%
14%
97
14
Dec
Dec
5
13
14%
*95%
Sep
80
17
3
Nov
39% Oct
*102
104%
*102
200
24
9
217/8
7,000
.
'
8%
10
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
SYs% convertible preferred
100
103% Feb
100
8%
*5%
4% Jun
11% May
4114
Dec
23
,
8,000
..
1,400
8%
1
34% Jan
Dec
; 43
103%
110
.
"
,1
Jan
104% Jan
Mar
92
1
91
Oct
2,000
57%
57%
89%
ELECTION
93
*88
/
93
*88
Republic Steel Corp com
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper A Brass com—No par
6Va%
preferred
100
Rexall Drug Inc
2.50
7,
100
EXCHANGE
,
17
200
STOCK
CLOSED
8%
8
.
Oct
1,100
■
1,200
..
33%
Feb
-
•
•
22%
Shares
12
'
50c
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1
6'A
*21%
>"•
No par
Conv
j
4 '
Nov
90
10
Corp.
Reliance Mfg Co common
•
10
11% Nov
17
Jun
Stores
1
57% Nov
3
4% Jun
11% May
5% Nov
Aug
div prior preference
♦1.25
Reliable
13 '
9% Jan 24
8% Apr 26
13% May
6% May
214 Dec
,
22% Sep
4
66
Dec
52
8% Jan 07
4% Jun 29
Jan
25 Va May
13% May
Dec
the Week
*,
.
.
16'A
*16
Nov. 11
♦ per share
♦ per share
,
Sales for
Friday
Nov. JO
16%
12
50o
Thursday
Nov. 9
*11%
*11%
too
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
8 per share
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves
28
SALE
Nov. 8
Nov. 7
$ per share
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday,
.
Nov. 5
Hosiery Mills com
16% Oct
4
11% Jan
May
'
,
Par
Real Silk
Saturday
;
EXCHANGE
13% Apr 10
23% Jan 25
3
16% Nov
11%
LOW
STOCK
NEW YOEK
Range Since Jam 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
♦per share
10
"•
■
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
—
Monday, November 14, 1949
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
COMMERCIAL &
THE
(1930)
93%
400
■iVr
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1948
Lowest
$ per share
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
I per share
I per share
24%
Nov
36% Jun
24% Jun
46%
21% Aug
4
Oct
17%
Feb
27% Jun
22% Jan
Feb
79
Deo
76% Nov
Dec
15% Jan
8 Va Jun
13
Mar
14
Oct
28%
Feb
46% Jun
4%
Dec
11% Apr
7V4 Jan
8%
Dec
30'
5
7ya May
May 18
10% Oct 24
14% Feb
2V«Jun
,
.
Oct
"4
7
&
II Shell
Gas
,
(W
A)
Union
4% Jan
12
36
May
22
May 31
27 V* Jan
7
Simmons
Dec
44
Jan
28
Oct
18
36% Jan
7
Simonds Saw & Steel,
15
Feb
32 V8
Jun
18% Jun 14
24% Sep
13
6
,
♦ per Share
I per share
Shares
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,600
24%
24
24%
23%
24 Va
23
23%
4,500
32%
33
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
83
81
78
Co
....
.No par
*82
Y
;
9%
9%
14%
14%
14%
38%
39%
39
6%
;'6%
.3%
v,.;.
'
.No par
23%
78
76%
10
'■
*14%
15
CLOSED
3%
-
DAY
23%
Y
6%
5,400
6%
3%
*•3%
3%
26%
26
31%
30%
23%
23
1,200
DAY
■■■■!•■900
-.
31
23 Va
ARMISTICE
•
26
30%
Y
400
100
CLOSED
Va
■3%
23%
23%
.800
''
39%
6
26
30% -30%
•
■:
EXCHANGE
15
39%
6%
26%
'
STOCK
■
9%
39%
39
ELECTION
76%
9%
*14%
!
26
27
*30% '30%
.
v;;
6V2
3%
*26%
*
_l -NO par
'
.3%
6%
-
*9%
EXCHANGE
39%
•14
,
STOCK
"82 •'"*:
9%
9%
.No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
7,400
33
.
'
Sheraton Corp of America—.
Silver King Coalition Mines-
Dec
♦ per share
for
the Week
29%
::r:zi5
Corp—_
25
$ per share
—Nov. 11
a
24%
Pen Co_^—
84
Nov. 10
Sales
Friday
Thursday
-
29%
-No pal
G):
Oil
:.;0
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
YV % Nov. 9-,',
.No par
common—:. .No par
(Frank
Nov. 8
♦ per share
# per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Nov. 5
1
Corp
pref series A—
conv
Shattuck
Sheaffer
13
7
3
$3.50
,
Oil
Steel
Sharp & Dohme
10
40% Oct
13
Jan
Sharon
83
,
8,
Jun
YY
■i
Monday
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Shamrock
5 '
37% Jan
7
35% Oct 26 '
10
9
12
LOW AND
v
;
STOCK
Par
31% May
4
88
YORK
♦ per share
13
Feb
\
Highest
v.-
30'
NEW
■
900
Y
500
i
f 14,300
23%
:*■■■: (■,
021/4
j ■
Feb
18
Feb
23
27%
Dec
160
Jun
25% OCt
97-
Jun 14
16% Jun 20
35 Va
19
Jun
Dec
39%
80
Dec
90
91
Sep
98
Apr
July
15%
Dec
26
Jun
14%
Feb
96
Nov
Jun
23
10% Jun
8%
Oct
Oct
Skelly Oil Co,
7
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Smith
(A O) Corp
26
31% Jan 24
88% Feb
3
7
3% Jan
.
7
.
.
Oct
7% Jan 13
Feb
45% Aug
40
Mar
1
52% Oct
15
52
Jun
60
53% Mar
3
65% Oct
7
,15
Iron
*111%
.-20
10
„
2-1'
29
-
29%:
22%
22%'
11%
Nov
16% Jan
'11
Oct
7
86% Mar
44
Aug
26% Feb
26
42 Va
Jan
36% Jan
1
Dec
25% Mar
20%
Feb
30% July
30%
.
22%
*22%
23%
87 r,
87
*86%
87%
•86'^ •87%*
*97%
•96%
98 Va
*96%
r
South
Carolina E & G Co
Platinum—r
1
com_'4.50
preferred
—
preferred
14%,; 141%
ik
17%
17
*
Y
63%
4%
:17%
14 Vb Apr
26
Southeastern
10
South Porto
45
1
Aug 16
29% Jan
5
10 Va Sep 30
28V4 Jan
July
34% Nov 10
11% Oct
6
8%
Greyhound Lines.
*
5
*ii%
Rico Sugar com.No par
preferred
Southern
*52%
4%
4%
'9%
-■
9
.
34%
47% '
33% >.33%
33%
; 33%
32%
33%
53
x52
Jan
7
Southern
58%
Feb
70
July
45% Jun
13
61
Jan
26
65%
Dec
73
Jan
56% Oct
5
66% Feb
9
Dec
20% May
.10 Va Jun 20
13% Jan
7
Feb
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc.—
7% Jun
3% May 23
6% Jan
7
Sparks-Withington Co
5%: Oct
13-
,s3%Julyl9
68
Jan
24
73
May
7
34%
-
11
10%
34
34%
34%
Railway common—No par
non-cum preferred
100
*52%
53%
100
*56%
58%
1
*11%
12%
No par
4%
4%
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
—
■
■
Spear & Co common*-,,—,.:
1
$5.5o preferred—
No par
f
*rz
.
0
♦68%
-
11%
5 %
53
*56
11%
•
4%
4%
5%
*5%
71%
r
53%
58%
53
*57%
68%
'
a
34%
'7
5,100
11%:.
,'r
39,700
'
34%
45% : 46% *
"
11%
>■
'•
11%
4%
1,100
56%
4%
5
,5%
7,300
52 Va
56%
11%
4%
3,100
10,700
31%
57%
11%
900
'
10%
34 V8
11
10%
r>,
2,200
.
"v.
34%
,
'
Co
11%
x31%
41
34%
300
'500
K
41
*40 Y'
41
<•
,
"
*
37 Va
37%
34%
14
1/
11%
45%
25% Jun
Jan
*
•
34%
Jun
8% May
11%
37 %
'47%
41
4,900
22,300
:
:
62%
>•
+
46%
34%
10% riL
No par
73
11
%
\
.
34%
Southern
Dec
S',
.
-47%
—7.50
7
Aug
'36%
600
«%..
52%;
62%
;
46%
Southern Natural Gas Co
49% Jan
41
*39
20,600
■
9%
52%
52% '
63%
*
»
'
9
'
34%
5
34% Oct
4
.
;
:
(The)
.3
32% Jun 13
63
%
>
•16%
700
105%
34
62% July
4
9
10
T Y
'
52%
'•
11%
36%
>40
'
'
16%
'-4%
::
Y
50 Va
12%
1,900
14
*105
•
25
Feb
-
'
'
98'/a
v
>
Edison
Feb
5%
XI1%
36%
I
105%
♦%
63%
52%
63% s 63 V4
11%
36%
17
14
Va),
I
43%
Pacific
■!
87%*
*96%
■
25
33%
27
500
-1,200
V
23%
?
,
—
California
Southern Co
29
22%
*86
14
16%
105%
-
9
63%
98%
141/4
105%
104%
*104% 105%
?4% 5 4%
§%
;9%
52%
*52%
,
,—50
—50
„
98%
■,.>14%,
1
39% Jan
V
'
22%
,
36
29
,
21 VA
520%
*
Amer Gold &
conv
113% 113%
115
20%
29%
_100
——
preferred
South
5%
114%
20 Va
29%
_100
preferred
5% %
-
,
-.20%
29%
21
29%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
—15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
,
113%-. 115
114,
21
■
Smith & Corona Typewrlters_No
par
27
4% Oct 26
9% .Oct
4
89
Oct
3%%
4.20%
17% Oct 27.
107
3
;
Smith (A) & Sons
Carpet .Co com—20
100% Mar 25
17% Jan
8
14% Jun 14
97% July 7
May
6% Mar
1
83% May 21
95 % Jan
.3
Jun
5
30
14
21% Nov
Jun
104 Va
814 Nov
Jun
127% Jan
2IV4 Jan
1
514
;
4%
1
■
4"%;
7
68%
68
68
24%
24%
24%
24%
26
v
25%
25%
25
8%
8%
68
800
..
-300
20
25%
8%
;
.
24%
*66
60
•
4,900
:
/
22
Dec
20%
Feb
7%
Dec
29%
Jan
21
Feb
7
30Va
Jun
22% Jun
13
14
26
Oct
11
1
29% Mar 30
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The)
10% Mar 31
Spiegel Inc
2
.5
71% Apr 28
Feb
May
May
23% May
13% Jun 28
17% Oct 19
21% Aug
Squar- D Co
29% Jan
23% Feb
33% Oct
Squibb (E R) & Sons
01% Mar
15%
6% Jun 13
74
64
.
Jan
5
95
Nov
19%
Dec
29% Jun
17% Apr 25
22% Nov
79%
Oct
91 %
82
17% Nov
104
Jan
100
Jun
86
Feb
Feb
121
54%
Apr 13
106% Sep 26
9
13
89% May 12
3
42% Nov 10
98% Jan
Oct
Jun
18% Jan
27% May
109% Oct
97%
,
13
3
135% Oct
150 % Oct
6
Conv
$4
preferred
$3.50
109
Jan
4
73
Jun
55
Jun
13
: Sep
13
Jun
36% Jun 14
45% Nov
3
Standard
Oil
of
69%
92%
6OV4 Jun 13
74% Nov
2
Standard
Oil
of
Feb
Wot footnotes
Jun
see
page
24.
6
$7
prior
25%
8%
70
70
15%
'15%
15%
15%
15%
32
32%
32
32
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
88%
88%
88
88
83%
39%
41%
41%
42
>
par
.
'
♦132
134
147
147
*87
41%
"
42%
*132
133
147
148
*132%
147
15%
♦32
*105%
100
15%
<
32%
.
1,500
1,100
.7
106'/a
22
*87Va
88%
50
41 Va
42%
34,600
133
134
147%
148
200
148
67%
68%
x66%
67%
66%
67%
'66 Va
67»/«
45%
45%
x44%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44 Va
25
71%
72
71%
72 %
71
71%
70 Va
71
■
9,800
...
25
Jersey—.
2,000
'
x21%
:
134%
'
7,100
1
70%
No par
Indiana-
800
8 Va
*69%
16%
'32%
.No par
No
preferred
Standard Oil of California
8%
70
70
v
32%
No par
New
70 V2
1
Standard G & E Co $4 pref-LNo par
$6 prior preferred
I
No par
53
70
:
preferred
Jan
25%
8% •'> 8%
*24%
5
common
Brands Inc com—No par
86% Feb
25%
25%
•70
No par
1
preferred
Standard
1
common
$4.50
25
*
1,500
'
'
10,900
9,500
16,000
Volume
170
Number 4855
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
J
Range for Prevtoos
STOCKS
Year 1948
Sper share
t per share
•233/* Nov
Range Since Jan. 1.
•
Lowest
Highest
I per share
v
35
Jun
Oct
97%
Jun
96
lift Feb
15%
Oct
12
Jun
43 ft May
41ft May
40
*27
Jun
15 ft
;
July 12
"
Feb
38
36ft
No*
lift Mar
v
32 ft Mar
23 ft
Feb
9'ft
97
Dec
12 ft
Dec
10
9
35
Oct
3
Jan
15 ft Jan
ft July
29ft Jun
18
16 ft Mar
10
»'
4%
26
•
,
Bros
preferred
Stores
common™
19
*44 ft
—5
preferred.
Stevens (J P)
.100
/'
Co Inc
&
'•
prior preference
Stone & Webster.^
Studebaker
;
:•
*30
-
37ft
37 ft '
*98%
993/8
ELECTION
DAY
30%
12ft.
12 ft
12ft
17%
17%
17%
:
: 37 ■•'"
99%
*98%
19
18%
19
25ft
25
28 ft Jun
Nov
lift Jan
Dec
98ft May
70% Nov
50 ft Mar
113 ft
Jan
9ft
Feb
120
52 ft Feb
19
13
8
173/4 Jan
13
4 ft %
163/4 Jun
13
21ft Sep
13
4 ft %
36 ft Feb
14
57% Oct
11
Sunshine
7% Mar 25
12 ft Sep
16
Sunshine Mining
July
-11% Mar
235
Jun
13%
Dec
19%
Dec
44ft
July
Jun
127
jun
31
Jun
83/4
-
168
17
Jan
11
12
37 y4 Oct
5
11% Nov"
;
8ft
Nov
16%
Jan
7ft Feb
25
28 ft
Dec
36%
Jan
27% Jun
14
8 3/4
Dec
22
Jan
8ft Jun
14
17 ft
Feb
26
Jun
17ft
Dec
91
Aug
76 ft
;
:
:
2
33% NoV
12
Aug' 5
Sep a 9
-
9
73/8 May
ft Mar
113/4 May
5% Jun
3ft Dec
14% Mar
,
,
52
;
2
Mar
67
Nov
25%
", 48% Jun
'liftJun
Feb
19
Nov
Jun
13
56
V 65% Nov
14
18% Nov
Texas Gulf
29
Feb
48 ft
45 %
Dec
10%
Dec
653/4 May
20 3/a May
May
143/4
Dec
24
5ft
Dec
14%
Dec
46ft
15 ft
14
26 ft Nov
9
33 ft Feb
May
7
48
Apr 25
Sub
16
46
Jan / 3
Texas
13
lift Jan-
"
25 ft
5ft
Dec
34 3/8
25 ft
Apr
12% Jun
23
4% Jun
47ft
Jan
- 35
13 ft
Apr
'
24
Jun
393/4
Feb
59 ft
95ft
Jun
1% Mar
4ft
31ft
i
95ft
32ft
Jan
17
40
55
-
//;
$ per share
:10
Dec
9%
17% July
313/a Dec
19% Jun
92
24
5%
Dec
May
33
•
Oct
24
43 ft Mar 30
Lowest
i per share
/—
$ per share
Jan
10
Jan
10
Jan
13
Jan. 1
5ft
11%
-25
ft
18 ft
*77ft
11%
11%
5%
64 :.r.
Co
63%
18%
17'ft
18
693/8
69%
69ft
69ft
69ft
3,500
25%
25 ft
x24%
26 ft
25'ft
2
6'ft
25%
26%
15,900
46%
45!ft
43 ft
45%
45
45%
43ft
43
43
93a
9 ft.
;
No
45 ft
100
*42 ft
9ft
45 ft
46
■
y
44
*43
44
9%
ft
14
par
9%
9%
-14ft
,
14 ft
14ft '
8% Oct
10
108ft Oct
*7%
9ft
.14%
7%
7%
*30'/4
7%
*30 ft
13%
13%
5%
5%
38ft
38 V4
*♦37 ft
/ >3ft
14ft/
38 ft
3%
3%
30ft
r
31
*30 ft
,
*
..15
37 ft
6 ft
33/4"
16%
•//■
7
*47
47 ft
*91
3%
No par
-10
*24
No par
!106
com_
'
7
24%
x23%
11
.15 ft Jan
13
19ft Jan
3
Jan
32ft Jan
6
Jun
98 % Sep
26
9% Aug 30
8% May
32ft Jan
4% Jan.
24
24ft May 16
36% Aug
-
_No
34%
343ft
34 ft
34
Transamerica
Par
*
•
Corp
Tri-Continental
29
31% Oct
13
6% Jan
8ya Jun
14
j,
7
prior preferred
No
City Rap Transit com—No
5% conv prior preferred
$4.50
Twin
Coach
13
Co
8%
ft
par
V *36
♦100ft
/
8%
50
/
293i
1
22 ft
SALE
:
200
23%
23%-
5.800
PRICES
Thursday
'$ per share
ft"
Friday
Nov. It
Sales
for
the Week
Shares
$ per share
13
13
ft
5,700
14%
14%
3,300
15%
15ft
13
83
.13
15%
8 3ft
8
105%
8ft
11%.
ELECTION
36
DAY
♦100%
29%
29%
*4%
4%
4%
11%
36
36
•100 ft.
8%
8
30'ft
90
ft
CLOSED
1,300
"6,900
ARMISTICE
102
30
4%
/
18,700
21%
36
29 3 4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
21%
102
8
106
♦lift
"22ft
8 ft
1.400
8%
*105 ft
106
11-4
22
ft
Nov. 10
14% —.15%
CLOSED
t
150
Yper share
EXCHANGE
36'ft
*106 - 107
/Wednesday
1
Nov. 9 -
„
101-ft
4% ; 4%.:.
•.
HIGH
8ft
30
1,400
*32% -33
1.900
*100 ft
8ft
20
3ft
6.100
-22 ft
*36
102
3.700
93
34I/2
STOCK
8%
ii3i
36 ft
'f
par
par
24
13%
105ft
ii%
•'.'
32%
47 ft
343/6
c
8ft
11%
22%
*11
-
338
47
34 ft
'
105ft
22 ft
5
3%
7
<91 ft
'14ft
14 ft
106
<6-4
47%
91%
14%
15
-
f-7-
14%
13%
14%
par
40
106%
Nov. 8
$ per share
14 ft
8%
Twin
$ per share
13%
*105%
/
Century Fox Film com—No
-;$1.50 oonv preferred
No
31
20
13%
1
20th
'
Jun
share
15% /15ft
-
No par
common
Truax-Traer Coal CO
8
8% Oct
Corp
AND
Tuesday
."•
*14% ••'14ft
2.
5
JNo par.
preferred.^
$6
•"
Nov. 7
tper
1,200
34 ft
LOW
J
200
.16%
1,700
14%
Monday
Nov. 5
■
_
3%
300
••*106%
%V
Saturday
,
37 ft
1C%
17:.
23%
"A
14%
:.
10
*3%
*
3 2 34
'
14%
STOCK
i
102 ft Aug 12
3
4ft Jun
Jan
YORK
10,400
5%
3%
24
14%
exchange -
7%
31
5ft
:
91 ft
'
10G%
106
14 ft
par
200
500
13%
47
34Vi
!I- —5
Bearing
■
37 ft
5ft
,
*6 ft
3%'
*33%
107
W
-
92ft
3ft
,
17
47%
47%
*91
3%
34% ■34ft
17%
*6 ft
:92ft
No par
14'/a
'
33ft
17ft
.100
;
Eft-
"
No par
com
-
-i
,
3,900
13%
?
*37%
3%
com
'■
5%
5 %
2.900
9%
7%
'31
*13 'ft '• 13%
7ft
73/b
30ft
*13% •13%
*17%
preferred.
:
27
6,600
k
./>14ft
'
1
Transcont'l & Western Air Inc.
11
10,900
18%
69%
Transue & Williams Steel
6ft Feb
633/8
18%
63 ft
18
,'
63 3/4
183^
lb% Feb
98 ft Feb
1,400
69 ft
(The)
Co
Products
NEW
—
.4
800
17-4
18%
Transit Corp.No par
Steel
Timken Roller
13
300
5
16%
(38%
16% Oct 26
:
11%
-
16%
140
-10
No par
S per share
14 ft Oct
19
2,500
5
5 V2
.,
3,800
5ft
11%
11%
5 Va
16%
63ft
64%
5ft
16%
600
18ft
79
*78
;
16%
5%
11
5%
<
5ft
11%
/
•
79
X5%
17
64
183ft
18ft
79
*10%
No par
-10
—_
preferred
.
Highest /
.
v
4
lift Jun
Apr
Z 14 ft
5%
18
lift
STOCKS
'——Range Since
Highest
36ft
.
18
*77 ft
,50c
Timken-Detroit Axle
10
100%
J ffh
5,700
-50
$3.75
Jan
25% Mar
Jan
2,500
9%
17
$3.50 preference —«.!
Tide Water Associated OH
106% Nov
19
'600
32%
—1
Thompson-Starrett Co
25 ft Jan
3
13
1.000
.
9
preference——No par
Avenue
4%
Oct
500
9%
36
32
*5 ft
x
Thompson
4% Oct
37
-
156
93/4
♦35
9ft
Thompson (J R)—
July
19 ft Aug
4% Dec
(
33%
$2.50 conv preferred
Mar
14
13 ft Jun
10% May
-
156
.
9%
353/4
93i
33
.—1
IThird
91% Nov
'
May 19
1023/4 May
107 ft
12ft Mar
160
9%
35ft
,
33ft
common
Thomas
47% Nov
i
2ft May 23
23 ft
22 3/8 Mar
Nov
*10%
...
•158
v
•ii%
preferred—
conv
Thermoid
Jan
9
15
Jun
13ft
5ft Feb
96
•
20
1
233/4
Nov
15 ft Nov
4,100
9%
Ry Co—
Fair
The
7ft Jan
-
14
Year 1948
Lowest
1,600
2,700
10%
lift
common
Range for Previous
.
.
Nov
34 ft Jun
23% May
Dec
193/4
54 ft
10 ft
33 ft
ctfs
conv
$2.40
♦
Oct
41ft Oct
7
July
104 %
Mar
-
6% Jan'
2
/84ft Apr
Nov
,19ft Feb
14
20
Jan
19% Mar
Mar
1% Jun
7
May
Feb
32 ft Aug
17
14% Jun
'
10ft Jan
85
19%
54 ft
10%
'
Dec
'7% Oct
ft
55 ft,
10%
*158
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common. —5
9
20
55
10%
ft
j
Pacific
Inc
$1.25
153/4 Jan 22
19
•
10% May
Dec
-19%
55
10%
—,
Producing Co
share
&
Textron
7
7% Nov
20ft
55
'
■
Apr
6ft
19
/
4% Mar 21
4,700
Pacific Land Trust—
Jun
i3 ft July 12
16ft
*20 ft
Corp
SUlphur
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Jun
-
Jan
16ft
2,100
1
Gulf
8
May
9,700
9ft
:
;
Texas
36
Jan
,123ft Apr
x
<
9
16 ft Jun
Oct
69 ft Nov
80
11%
16%
69
No par
No par
com
Corp
Texas
25
14
121 ft
1
1
3
•
Jun
3,100
11
16%
(James)
Co
1,100
9
96
<67
16%
25
Corp
Texas
'45 ft
87/»
11
Ltd-
preferred
3
-
44 ft
♦12Q
16 ft
25
Co
Telautograph
44ft
11%
10c
International
Tennessee
55,500
66
35%
Talcott Inc
1
17% Aug 11
26
25
120
lift
12.50
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
10
5ft Nov
14
1,500
65%
10
Gould
3,700
1,100
*il9ft
160
$4
600
18ft
ft
3,200
'
♦95
lift
.
Symington
17%
DAY
66
*9%
■i
21
11% Nov
.
6
13% Jun
,
25ft May
71ft July
47
14
2% Jun-
5% Oct
12
18
18%
96
11%
35%
Swift
12%
6,100
ARMISTICE
120
119 ft
50
Swift &
7
7
i
14
9% Jun
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44%
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Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp.
21
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9
96
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10
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89
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series A
preferred
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66
.
100
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4ft Mar
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Sutherland
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>
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14% Jan
15
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28
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43
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Chemical
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66 3/4 Oct
15
26 ft
12
lift Sep
17
14
Dec
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27
Sep
121ft Sep
10
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Jun
187/a
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9% Oct
96
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9
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117
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,
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140
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2
19 ft Nov.
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preferred series A
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-Monday
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Saturday
Starrett Co (The) L S
18
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19
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20
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.
15
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88
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89
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17
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103/4 Feb
8
39
27%
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Nov
v
39% May
43 ft Nov
19 ft Jun
;
13
103
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110
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Jan
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98
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90
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94
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86ft Jan
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13
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38% July
793/4
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96 ft
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103 ft
Nov
9%
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19 ft
57 ft
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19
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41%
48
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- 31
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27%
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38 ft
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Feb
36
19 ft Feb
s
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103
29
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41
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Feb
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28 ft
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Jan
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48
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2
22
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19% Jun
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15
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20
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24 ft
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12% Jun
28
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13
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179
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28
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13
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36
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13
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11% Jan
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73/4
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47 ft
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63
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—No pat
common
preferred
;
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Playing Card Co—
7,800
823/4
16
common.
class
36
<0
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conv
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36 ft
-100
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preferred
27%
82
82
27%
17%
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preferred
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18
of
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Hoffman
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ft %
52 ft Jan
38
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82%
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'
Securities —-No par
-No par
$4.50 1st preferred-—
-No par
S Freight Co
;
20
S Gypsum Co common
7%
Oct
10 ft Sep
57
Jan
&
96
28
21
81%
39
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900
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90
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United Paramount Theatres wi—-1
Feb
Mar
Mereh
40
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109%
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Jun
94
Co
111%
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27%
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United Gas Corp————
United Gas improvement
110%
96
90 ft
34
105 ft
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8
25% Nov
.
Fruit
7
;j18ft Aug
.
15 ft
Jun
Foundry
111%
'*95
!
50%
5
Cos—
United Engineering &
89
101
Coal
Electric
9
543/4 Mar
6:
24
183/4 Feb
32% May
(The).—1—-
15,900
"
23 ft
84
27%l
preferred.!—I0o
Jan
'6
'.73/4 Oct
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241/4 Oct 14
19
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50%
34
109%
13%
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•
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1
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7%
preferred
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65'
22:
Aug
18 ft Feb
Fastener. Corp..No par
Cig-Whelan: Stores com—30c
Unite
2.000
40 34
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United-Carr
22% Jan
Jun
14 y8
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May
21ft May
1
3% Oct 25
47ft Sep 23
5'
Oct '24
16
23
39 ft Nov
3
26%
40%
♦110%
.
83'ft
111
36ft'
Co—i
25%
40%
27%
23 3 b
13%
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preferred
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United
26 3ft
40 ft
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^
18
$4.50
27%
82 ft
*
1
100
i
26%
92
34 ft
23 ft"
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commbn—10
t——-
12 ya
96
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50%
•*33%
1
No par
38% Jan
.
: * 50 %
50
No par
Inc
41ft
*12
-?•
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*95
1,500
41
12'ft
40%
27 ft
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13
34% Jun
>
Lines
preferred
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9
,
41 'ft
'
/
13
.45
Jun
Air
9%
40%12
26%
83 ft
83 ft
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convertible preferred..
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92
27%'
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United Board & Carton Corp
10
40 ft Jun
2ft Jan 5 3
3 3% Jun 24
:
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United
9
•
26 ft
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9% Oct 20
i
5%
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*95
13
Sep
2ftJuri
■
May
ft Apr
37ft
106
preferred—;
non-cum
27
mo ft
21
28 ft Oct
•
13
3% May
4ft
14% Oct 21
.-85% Oct 26
16
4%
United
//
40%
50
com—1
12%
.
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25.
RR Co
of
Union Tank Car Co_^
11
29% Jan
Jan
2 %
5
Oil
Pacific
15
1091/4 Oct
28
293/4 Jun
-t
513/4 Feb
26% Mar 30
California-—!
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41
12
40%
:>
$3.50
Union
40%
12
/"/ 27
$3.70
363/4 Jan
27
5ft July
55
:
■
pfd $4.50 ser__No par
seriesNo par
series.—-No par
Preferred
Preferred
14
89ft Jan 21
>
13
Jun
Un El Co of Mo
1
5
Aug
9 %
41%
*11%
'
5
& Paper Coirp—No par
Carbide & Carbon—J4o par
Union
- 9
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♦41
J
1
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&.Rubber Co
Union Bag
7
323/e Sep
.
16
4% Jun
Corp
Asbestos
94
61% Jan' 3
Jan
(The)
94ft Nov:
Mar 28
10ftJun
Underwood
7
Jan
112 / Aug 30
7
20 ft July 15
,104 ft Jun 14
Apr
f 6ft
Apr
6
,31ft Jan
13
80
Union
;42'
6
91
Udylite Corp
123/4 Apr
;
17
333/4 Jun
10ft Mar117
46 / Jan 12
,
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ic
"
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47 ft
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8 ft.
47 ft
08
-
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47ft
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8
47ft
68
8 ft
,
800
8ft
100
*47
47%
600
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68
23
24
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1932)
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, November 14, 1949
1
YORK
NEW
Lowest
Highest
S per
S per share
Dec
37% May
19% May
86
Dec
94
82
37%
Dec
49% May
k Nov
Jan
26
133
Jan
21
18
Jan
58 Vs
13
Juu
33% Oct
4
46% Apr
Apr
62
Oct
3
72
140%
129 74 Jun
aun
8
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
18% Jan
Nov
42% May
38% Jan
140% Jan
3
85 %
4% Feb
24
12% May
8% Jun
14
11% Oct
98%
Apr 29
2% Jun 29
80
Jun
6'A
Dec
Jun
!
91
62
*62
19%
*19%
17
25% Sep
2
Jun
28
17
14
27
2
Universal
8%
Vanadium Corp
ll7/,
Van
Norman
Van
Raalte
Dec
15% May
Feb
26% May
20% Jun
14
26% Nov
9
12 %
July
15% May
10
Feb
16
13% Jan
6
19%
Dec
29%
20
Jan
3
25
Oct
6
Vick.
89
Feb
10
80
Feb
I
43% Nov
7
85% Mar
5
Dec
94
86
Feb
95
Jun
85% Jan
B
32%
Dec
48%
Jun
33% Jun
17
•v
l/ct
96%
Apr
91
Jan
7
14% July
5
Jun
6
7% Mar
63
14%
Jan
82% Jun 17
118
3
15% Jan
113% Jun 29
118
117%
Jun
14% Jan
Jun
23
Dec
S
28 %
Deo
38% May
27
29%
Nov
34% May
29% Nov
9
24%
14
July 18
28
11% Jan
18% May
Not
15%
May 13
99% Oct
124% July
Feb
109
May
21
Jan
21
19% Nov
2
Feb
14
com
100
33% Oct
Apr
25% Jun
Jan
23% Mar
32%
Jan
30
Mar 16
32'
66
Jan
45
Jun
8
00% Jan 28
14% Sep 13
31% Oct
5
27
30% Apr 30
Apr 26
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91
3'A
3%
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25%
25%
15%
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15%
8%
3%
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2,800
3%
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400
15%
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200
9 %
23 %.
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8%
7%
8%
15,800
23%
23%
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400
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165
165
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10
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20
10
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30
62%
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167
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62
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8%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26V2
26%
900
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll>/4
2,000
2.50
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,900
Chemical
Co
5%
non-cum
3%%
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95
*90
95
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94
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94
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44
42%
43%
41%
41%
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99
98
98%
98
99
7%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6%
dlv
partic preferred
Elec & Pwr Co com
Virginia
$5
preferred
pfd
9
*90
100
preferred
9
9%
*42%
Pacific Ry com_100
preferred
100
Vicks Shreve &
Victor Chemical Works common,—B
6
32%
2,100
26
33% Apr
39%
11%
9
7%
*87
100
TO
100
25
Virginian
Deo
91
.
400
11%
11%
5%
26
12
Apr
*88%
1,400
44%
25
3%
day
21%
44%
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6
11%
2,700
10
32% Jan
Deo
44%
5%.
1,3*00
armistice
135
21%
21%
6
3%
135
3,500
39,800
2.50
Inc
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
25%
*5%
V
165
19%
of Amerlca__No par
Co
Co
23% July 14
29
5
.
Inc
preferred
25% Apr 25
Feb
9%
Jan
Tobacco
preferred
4%%
14%
8% Aug >8
Leaf
Universal Pictures Co
21%
85%
Oct
21
*44
DAY
20
19% Jan
Inc
6
135%
135%
63
Jun
63% Nov
closed
24%
90%
10%
23%
27%
*88%
62
Feb
Jun
90%
10%
29
10% Oct
exchange
65%
24%
11%
*164%
9% Sep
170
11%
1
25
5
11%
loo
3% Feb
3
11%
23%
Jun
10
39%
65
25
21%
*23%
10%
Feb
37%
65
44 %
com.Nopar
Mar
Mar
21
*44
8%
4
7
39%
64%
ELECTION
44%
1
7
43 % Jan
136
Universal Laboratories
17% Jan
156
135%
*15
14
May
119%
39%
25
*44
*5%
1
10
1,300'
stock
120
24£
24%
15%
8%
12% Jun
May
25
119
4,200
33%
118%
65
15%
Jun
15% May
No par
com
preferred
Stockyards Corp
non-cum
1,200
94
33%
CLOSED
39%
Shares
28%
*92
.
34%
EXCHANGE
120
39%
24%
24%
136
,136
*21
21 %
33%
STOCK
65
:
1
20
70
No par
119%
40
€5
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Feb
170
39%
*64%
25
16
Dec
119%
3%
17
Feb
Co
*118%
94
*92
the Week
Nov. 11
$ per share
28%
28%
23%
28 %
25 %
27% Oct
Deo
7%
34%
for
Sales
Friday
Nov. 10
t per share
Sper share
93
34%
28
*3%
8
7%
com:
7%
U S Tobacco
93
34%
*88%
Feb
42
Smelting Ref & Mln
preferredU S Steel Corp common
7%
preferred—.
93%
*24 %
21
150
U S
28%
34%
100
5o
50
1st preferred
non-cum
*27%
*92
10
2
50
8
Jan
19
1
100
common-..
United Wall Paper Inc common
4% conv preferred
Sep 28
Jan
34
4
8%
Co
Thursday
$ per share
Nov. 9
Nov. 8
,
S per share
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd__5
$6 conv
preferred
-.—Nopar
Dec
Dec
Plywood Corp common
pfd series A
Rubber
S
share
United
22
2%
S
3%%
U
ner
5
6% May
Dec
U
t
1,;
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 7
3
6% Nov
4% Mar
8%
26
21% May 19
44% Sep
2
4
37
Mar 17
25% Oct 27
20% Jun 13
129% Mar
Par
7
43
72
Dec
10
93
112% Jun
137%
Dec
37% NOV
63%
28% Nov
3
Apr 29
Monday
Nov. 5
$ per share
31% Aug 12
May
Saturday
SALE
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
share
22 Vs
121
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
s
Year 1948
$ per share
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK
7%
87%
88
7%
87%
19%
19
116%
19%
♦116
•116
20
*18%
*90
95
94
*90
.94
'
'/
1
19%
19% =
*98
V
l.COO
150
99
7%
1,400
87%
871%
500
19%
19
19%
116%
116
'•
41%
7%
87
87
20
41%
7%
7%
116%
*18%
95
1,000
116
116%
20
*18%
*18%
10.5C0
120
1*
-.'.'V-V:•'
20
r
7ft
29 %
29%
28%
28%
28
28%
28
28
1,100
30
2B
2S
Ry Co common
6% preferredVlsklng Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common.
30
30
30%
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,200
32%
B
*31%
32%
32
32
32
32%
4G0
321%
20
*27%
25%
*27%
28%
♦27%
28%
•28
28%
20
preferred
♦29%
30
♦29%
30
*29%
30
*29%
30
49%
*47%
49%
*47%
48
V
'
W
87% Aug
12% Deo
15%
loo %
Jan
12
Jun
30
35Va
Dec
28
Jun
25% Jun
13
105
Apr
*18% Mar
101
Aug
101
14
Nov
32
4%%
100
No par
49%
*47%
*14
14%
*14%
14%
14 %
143/B
14%
Walgreen
No par
*29%
30%
♦30
30%
30
30%
x293/8
*105
105%
105
Co
4%
7
9% Jan
7
Walworth
15% Oct
13
9
Warner
18% Jun 22
25% Feb
1
Warren Foundry & Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
Nov
34% May
14
Jun
14
22% Jan
20%
Jau
27% Aug
23 % Jun
27
25
Jan
11
12%
Deo
20% May
11% Jun
14
14% Sep
14
16%
Deo
22
16% Feb 10
13
Dec
30%
Sep
11% Apr 21
Jan
23
Oct
17
7
27
Dec
34%
*80
Nov
86 Va
13%
Veto
15%
15%
15%
15%
97%
99%
99%
99%
99 Va
180
14
14%
14
14%
14
14%
70,800
No par
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24
24
•23
23%
1,400
2,300
'
19%
19
18 3/4
183/4
24%
24%
24%
25
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,400
B
*22%
23%
23
23
22 Va
23
22%
22%
900
17
Xl6%
Wayne
Mills
Knitting
7
Wayne Pump Co
Webster
7
Wesson
July 13
84% Oct
18
1*
23% Jan
21
West
Indies Sugar
22% Oct
14
West
Kentucky
3
24% Aug 10
$4
1
5%
5%
16%
5%
2,100
5%
23%
24
24
24%
23%
23%
2,900
83
83%
*81%
preferred
No par
*82%
83
83%
83%
Corp
1
19%
20
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
Coal Co
4
19%
20%
19%
20%
18%
20
18%
16%
Apr
22%
Oct
Feb
51%
Jun
35% Jun
100%
Feb
110%
Jun
104
4
14
May 12
*114%
115
114%
115
115
20
107
♦105%
107
•106
107
107
107%
30
100
*105%
107
*105%
107
•106
107
107%
107%
20
prefejyed series O
Virginia coal & Coke
West Va
4%%
24
15
24%
24%
24%
114%
Range sinee Jan. 1
Highest
$ per
share
5Ya
Nov
10% May
34%
Dec
46% May
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
2.000
45%
45%
46
45%
46
45%
45%
600
107%
♦106'/a
107%
107%
290
107%
107%
7% Mar
22% Mar
share
Feb
5
STOCK
Saturday
Par
Lines Inc
7% Apr 11
Western
Air
41% Mar 12
Western
Auto
16% July
12% Jan
20
Western
38% July
21
29% Apr
8
Sep
8
4%
Monday
Nov. 5
tper share
24
t per share
—I
7%
Supply Co
Maryland Ry com
2nd pfd
108
100"
non-cum
38'/4
Wednesday
Nov
58%
Deo
36% May
74% July
20
Jun
13
30
Jan 24
53% Jun
6
69
Nov
9
Western
Nov. 9
$ per share
t per share
t per share
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
15
Deo
26
3
39%
Jun
34% Jan
7
23%
Deo
33%
Jun
20% May 31
29% Oct 26
Westlnghouse
Westinghouse
85%
90% Jun
May
Feb
95%
Apr
91%
Feb
101%
Jun
98% Feb 15
25
Dec
40%
Jun
21% Jun
Jan
Mar
67%
CM
29% Jun
83
Mar
92
Jan
71
115
102
July
23
Feb
27%
13%
Dec
24% May
9% Feb
22% July
27%
9
Feb
31%
Feb
19%
8% Mar
12
104
11
114% Sep
5
12
48% Jan
13
July
10
Aug 11
26% Jan
7
23% Mar
Jan
100% Nov
3
Mar 30
80
37
27
89% Jan 12
31
2
Oct
27
3%%
Jun
16% Mar 30
White
3
29% Sep 23
38%
x37%
38%
37%
37%
1,500
11%
11%
12
u'%
11%
2,600
*24%
26
*24
26
26%
27
*26%
27%
EXCHANGE
600
69
69
*68%
69%
CLOSED
100
26%
STOCK
27%
27%
EXCHANGE
*68%
8
33% Oct
7% May 31
5
X13% Oct 27
4% Jun
6
7% Jan
8
Mar
65% May
*42% Jun
22
56% Jan
13
10%
Nov
17% May
8% Jun
15
69
Dec
88%
Jan
70
12%
Dec
19
14%
Dec
18
12% Mar 10
Jun
Motor
69%
CLOSED
191/8
19%
19
19%
26
25%
26
28%
27%
28%
*100%
101
*100%
*101%
102
101%
101%
24%
24%
24%
Co
Oil
$4.50
canv
*113
115
*40
80
*29
29%
Dec
28
*138
4
Jun
2
Sep 27
13%
25% May
138
preferred
6%
Iron
(F W)
*33%
*11%
5
51
34
12
'
11%
-
-180
68%
*82
58
Deo
81%
Nov
94
Jan
60% Mar
I
22
Feb
May
96% July
69
Mar
11%
Deo
34%
11% Jun 14
-
Jun
Jan
10%
Feb
16% May
Deo
48
May
15% Feb
24
Oct
65% Dee
13% Dec
If %
Deo
-
*Bid
rCash
35
July
8% May
and
sale,
Oct
*19% May
Feb
3%
89%
asked
s
prices;
Special
sales.
Feb 25
80
66
Feb
78% Sep
2
12% Oct 27
24
Yale
64
Jun
9
8% Feb 25
19% Jon 15
8
Jun
72
Oct
27
76
10
Nov
9
Nov
Jan
2
20
13
12% Jan
7
30% May 13
16% Jun 17
53% Jun 13
10% Jun 28
39% Jan
18
"July
13
3% Feb
9
20%
no
sales
on
wdWhen
26% Oct 19
&
>;rCv
29%
y" V- y.'»
V*
#-.=
600
Towns Mfg Co
York
Corp common
4%% conv preferred
11%
5
*50%
•33%
5
51%
11%
10%
10%
19%
19%
19%
145
•140
30%
30%
47%
47%
X46%
16%
16%
*33%
U*A
5
43/4
51%
51
79
10%
11%
434
:
11%
34
*11%
11%
79
30%
;
34
11%
10%
*140
*33%
34
11%
300
4%
5,300
51
51
XI0%
11%
\
:';V
':r
•,
79%
19%
•L'
103%
*77%
*10%
19%
■».
19%
19%
145
*140
30%
■
"•
♦140
3,500
200
103/4
....
...
145
30%
47
600
11%
79%
*10%
*
,!:v'* '•
145
11 %
79%
31
30%
473/8
47%
5,200
j.
31
47
400
<
473/a
1,400
6:300
...
»
68
V
„
3
,
Machinery common
No pax
Prior pfd 4%% series
105
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—104
Wright Aeronautical
No pax
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No pax
Wyandotte Worsted Co
I
*59% Feb 24
July
37
17% Nov
18
;
79
19
10
Co
5
51
*78%
Co
Worthington Pump &
Deo
'
2,700
18
Woodward
29
——
360
2.600
1
Co
Woolworth
•—
3,300
13%
No pax
2
"
■
27%
No pax
$4.25 preferred
10
:
80
13%
No pax
Wilson & Co Inc common
Sep
•
39%
78%
273/4
20
com
pfd series A
34% Jan
29%
115
39%
.
,
13%,
•
Motors
49% July 29
29%
403/4
27%
Wilson-Jones
Jan
(
•'
13%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com——If
22
■
27%
17
44
1
80
29%
•
39%
79%
.
-
300
13%
26
128
♦113
115
•113
40%
130
400
,
27%
13% Jan
Oct
115
243/4
13%
19% Oct
Jun
102
24%
27%
14% Jan 14
Jan
100%
102
13%
10
37%
100%
25
27'/4
Jun
49%
993/s
101%
24 %
13%
Jan
Feb
x99%
8.000
29,900
27%
79% Nov
41% Nov
DAY
*
—
7,400
ARMISTICE
27%
Xl01%
v-./1
79%
29%
18%
253/a
27%
x27
DAY
101:,,
79%
18
X25%
273/4
ELECTION
40
"
.
125
♦113
40%
♦79
19
26
—
1
21
Jun
6
9
24%
18%
25%
'
STOCK
1
com
Co
Willys-Overland
69%
100
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
Wilcox
27
100
White
28% Feb
Nov
13
18% Jan
5,100
38%
27%
-
Shares
*24
25%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No pax
$5 conv prior pref
No par
White Dental Mfg (The 88)
28
for
*11%
12.58
Instrument
$ per share
7%
13%
com
pfd series B
Elec
27
Air
Electric
pfd series A
3.80%
Weston
12% Jun
.
May
61
-
Teleg class A_No par
Brake
No par
Western Union
Nov
13
May 31
21% Jun 13
19% Nov
29%
com
A—
*70%
22%
—1
-55
10%
*37
*70%
74
*77
12%
16%
71
74
77%
73%
16%
15%
15%
16
70%
16
70%
71
70%
70%
73%
74%
76
•75
•77
80
77
78%
78
2,600
75%
•r
,
<
40
210
,
80
•
*77
80
77%
*76%
78
78
77%
77%
12%
12%
12%
*11%
11%
10%
11%
2,400
22%
22%
22%
22%
2.100
22%
10%
3*%
10%
>37
30
r<
500
10%
37
22%
10%
10 %
37%
1,100
10%
37
22%
*36%
10%
37 Va
200
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,100
70
70%
70
70%
69
70%
69%
69%
8,100
6
Young (L A) Spring & Wire-No Par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No pax
Youngstown Steel Door
No pax
11%
11%
12
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,900
Jan
7
Zenith
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
28
28%
2.500
4% Oct
13
Zonlte
74
Jan 28
14% Jan
33
this day.
distributed,
$In receivership,
x
Ex-dividend,
Radio
Corp—
Products
or
y
Corp.
.No pax
l
*4
4%
4
<-
4
petition has been filed for company's reorganization.
Ex-rights.
{
the Week
11%-
*68%
RR
series
Sales
Nov. 11
Nov. 10
26
11%
*25
No par
Iff
Pacific
Preferred
.
Friday
Thursday
.<•
Nov. H
t per share
7%
38%
-10
Tuesday
Nov. 7
'
25%
107%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
EXCHANGE
32% May 23
8% Feb 24
24%
•106%
18B
NEW YORK
Lowest
24%
*45%
B
Pulp it Paper com—No par
preferred
24%
STOCKS
Highest
11,700
115
*105%
Range for Previous
Year 1947
24%
•114%
West
108% Jan 25
25,200
100
17% Jan 20
20
130
1,900
19%
19%
IBB
pfd
eerles B
preferred
46
Oct
1,700
83
No par
4.10%
38%
5%
com
107%.Nov
10
5%
Power 4% ft
4.20%
2
16%
5%
23%
Elec Co
108% Jan 26
101% May
13% Mar
17
*5%
23%
West Penn
104% Sep 30
10
16%
500
West Penn
107
Nov
16%
x
——B
Inc
Tobacco
conv
Jun
115
16%
19%
Oil & Snowdrift com—2JO
Jun
Apr 18
2,400
24%
107
$ per
15%
961/2
14
13%
113
$ per share
15%
96%
13%
19%
Oct
Lowest
151/4
♦95%
5
1
*24%
5
14% Jan
1,200
13%
Nov
19% July
73/4
19%
105% Nov
100%
2,100
7%
24%
6% Oct
16% Jun
30%
7%
19%
27% Jan
26% May
19% Mar
120
293/4
7%
7%
30%
*131/4
3
78
15
7%
400
30%
30%
7%
400
*24%
13
Jan
30%
30%
14%
293%
1033/4
3
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor Co
B
3% Jan
Aug
*7%
Pictures
Bros
*19% Jun
6% May
Sep
30%
X103
105
100
Baking Co common
preferred
16% Sep 29
3%
No par
5 % %
9
*19%
105
No par
Co
14% Nov
Ward
105
100
preferred
Walker (Hiram) G & W
99% Nov
Jan
26
preferred
common
3
Jun
9% Jan
*48
Waldorf System
14
May
22
30% Nov
RR
*87% Jun 14
Jun
9% Nov
1
*12
167/a July
10% Mar
19
6% Jun 29
13% May
*83% Mar
105% Oct
21% Jun
27% May
8% Feb
May 19
Wabash
4
lEffective Sept.
23,
name
4%
was
changed
4
to
4
Shell
1,600
Oil
Co.
a
Deferred
•
.
■
rH'
'
delive ry.
'
Number 4855
Volume 170
THE
COMMERCIAL
Bond Record
Italic
lettera
In
the
column
headed
.
FINANCIAL
'
CHRONICLE
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
&
WEEKLY
-
"Intereat
Period"
indicate
Figures after decimal point repreeent
one
each
the month when the
case
82d
more
or
Exchange
YEARLY
in
(1933)
of
a
bonds
mature.
„
point.
LOW AND HIGH BALE PRICES
Banfe for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Year 1948
Lowest
NEW
Range Sines Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
101.11 May
Saturday
STOCK
9
^Treasury 3VsS
Treasury 3s
Monday
Nov. 5
EXCHANGE
101.11 May
9
BONDS
YORK
Ic»
:—1949-1952
Tuesday
Nov. 7
Huh
Low
Wednesday
Nov. 8
High
Low
Thursday
Low
Friday
Nov. 10
Nov. i>
High
Lew
High
Sep
108.28 May
108.13 Jan
♦100.11
100.12
•100.11
100.12
♦100.10
100.11
♦100.10
1951-1955
•104.3
104.5
*104.3
104.5
•104.3
104.5
♦104.2
1955-1960
•109.12
109.16
•109.12
109.16
*109.10
109.14
•109.10
1951-1954
♦103.3
103.5
♦103.3
103.5
*103.3
103.5
•103.2
2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
1956-1959
•110.20
110.24
♦110.20
110.24
•110.20
110.24
*110.20
110.24
1958-1963
•111.24
111.23
♦111.24
111.28
*111.24
111.28
*111.24
111.28
1960-1965
•113.20
113.24
♦113.20
111.24
♦113.20
113.24
♦113.21
113.25
1949-1953
•100.9
100.10
*100.9
100.10
1950-1952
•101.15
101.17
♦101.14
101.16
1952-1954
♦102.31
103.1
*102.31
103.1
1956-1958
•106.8
106.10
♦106.9
106.11
♦105.10
105.12
♦105.13
105.15
Treasury
110.23 Mar 11
101.18
Dec
102.22
Feb
110.23 Mar 11
_
Jun
101.19
Jun
102.1
MarTf
104.15
Oct~18
100.24 Mar
100.25
Jan
103.8
July 25
103.8
July 25
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
100.23
Jan
100.26
Apr
100.23
Sep
100.24
Sep
101.13 Jun 24
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
100.16
Sep
101.12
Jun
100.7
Oct
100.27
May
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101.7
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COMMERCIAL
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income
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;
due Dec 1 1995
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conv
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due Mar 1 1996
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fixed
due Dec 1 1995
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Volume
170
Number 4855.
THE
COMMERCIAL. &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(1935)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
mrsday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
;-v.'
Last
Period
Exchange
NOVEMBER
11
Week's
or
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Range
Thursday's
Loio
Thursday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Range Since
Sold
High
No.
Low
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Jan. 1
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
High
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Gas
Columbus
100
&
debentures
18
82%
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Iron
debentures
3s
12
103%'
J-D
1970
Electric Corp—
debentures
3'/as
97
83%
M-S
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A Debentures ctfs B__!
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Greyhound Corp 3s debs____
106%
J-D
..1972
Gas
Columbia
103 %
1959
deposit
Gen
102% 106%
101 /: 103%
101%
F-A
1990
1st mtge & coll tr 4s__,
Columbia
of
Gen
80
72%
65
*110%
1991
4s
trust 4s
C
Southern
&
••
5
♦102%
1977
(stamped modified)
Fuel
63%
97
■
1st mtge 4%s series
4'/2s
21
.
1993
1st mtge 5 V2s series A-.
1st mtge 5s series B_j
Colorado
M-S
1961
;
mtge 3%s
Gen mtge 3%s
Gen mtge 2%s
104%
F-A
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J
1950
Cleve Short Line 1st- gtd 4%a
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Cleveland Union Terminals Co—
Colorado
Northern
General
-
Cleveland Electric Ilium 3s
1st mortgage 3s
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR—
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70%
6
69%
1961
B
Jf-fl
1971
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%
102%
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1953
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100
12
1974
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97
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1978
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5s
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3%s__
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gold 4s
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1974
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General
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1990
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1st & ref 5s series A
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debs
mtge 2s
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1975
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—
100 7/a
100
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3%s
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105
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147%
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General Realty & Utilities Corp—
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Goodrich (B F) Co 1st mtge 2%s_1965
91%
102 Va
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1st
mtge
110%
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J-J
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Cincinnati Union Terminal—
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A
107%
J.J
1st
mtge gtd
86 Va
88%
1952
1962
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54
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1963
D
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100
65
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99%
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1994
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48%
142
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1st mtge 2%s ser G
49%
102% 103 %
103%'
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40
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.
77%
52
14
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ser
100%
46
87
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1994
89%
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113
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A
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1961
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102 Va
—
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93%
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101%
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91
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97
69%
68%
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B
1972
79%
78%
2
74
71
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97
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1st mtge
Dayton
1978
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1965
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1965
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A
&
ref
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5s
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C
1993
4-6s
Delaware
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98%
104
95 %
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&
Light 3s
1973
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1
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1st
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&
coll
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3%s_
1977
102
15
101%
90%
&
coll
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27/8s
1979
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Grande
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95%
59
79%
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7
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53
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53
3
48
62
62
6
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106
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94
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page
29.
mortgage 2%s
Kansas City Southern Ry
1st
Apr
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65%
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1978
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94
6
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65
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16
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1997
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94
10
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106
87
79%
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-
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65
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1982
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—1993
1970
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debentures
gold
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20
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106
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fixed
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THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, November 14, 1949
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
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Last
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or
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ft
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ft
1st
r
98%
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A-O
U-N
B
1970
A-O
C
1990
Wisconsin
gold 5s
2000
J-D
1985
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ref M 3%f series
M 3%s aeries
ref
Pacific
&
J-D
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*
106 %
46%
1st
106%
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45
101%
a
103%
105%
103%
106%
not
98
94%
94%
99
88%
97%
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101%
118%
10
101% 102
97%
109%
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53%
54%
15
49 %
100 »A 101%
148
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102
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1950
1951
1960
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101%
101%, 101 %
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105%
105% 106
J-D
U-S
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98%
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46
64%
86%
5
98 %
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1973
1970
1967
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96%
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100
96%
25
>
100
1958
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102 %
104
1960
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112%
115%
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of
74%
71%
47
75%
44
75
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1949
deposit
of
44
78
74%
71%
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1979
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99%
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1976
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35%
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deposit..,
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year's range
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101%
101%
104%
107%
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not
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reorganised wider Section tf eft
companies
week.
prices; no sales being transacted during current
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102%
97%
94
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127
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the Bankruptcy
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105
54%
Elec Lt ft Power 2%s.
included
106%
106
107%
105
106%
6
105% 105%
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106%
52%
2%s
Deferred
119%
.;
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mortgage
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87
94%
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64%
8
55%
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1985
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'
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■
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Wisconsin
Yonkers
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83
69
1
26
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55%
Electric
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98
40
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debs
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97Va
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97%
97
102%
J-J
27/«s
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97
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gold 5s
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52
102% 102 %
97%
F-A
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69%
67%
,
97
46%
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107'A
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69%
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debentures
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96
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108
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39
110
104
101% 101%
101%
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102%
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103%
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107
99%
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F-A
F-A
J-D
Wheeling ft Lake Erie RR 2%s A.1992
98 ; <
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98
96
1966
debentures
2%s
95%
109%
36
-1956
Memphis Div 1st gold 5a
St Louis Div 1st gold 4s
2%s
92%
"7
86%
86%
86%
79
25
1979
4s
1st
25-year
30-year 5s
Weatinghouse
111% 112%
111%
A-O
2
100%
Union
Funding
90
ft
104
84 Va
100
series I
3s
Shore
Western
Pacific
1st mtge 2'As series G
117
102
MM
84
;A-0
1st mtge 4s
1952
Western Pacific 4%s inc A
Jan 2014
101
series E
J-D
84
100%
1967
'
3%s
gtd
mtge
Registered
92%
Devel
■
West
1017/a
1st mtge 2%s
<
Gen
-
1st ref gtd
RR
West Ponn Power 3%s
95%
Jf-N
1st mtge 2%s
Southern
Baking Co—
debs
(subordinated)
5%s
Warren
101'/a
103%
Jf-B
1st mtg 3%s ser A -1975
RR Co—
99'%
106
107%
j
5
102
Jf-N
123'A
.1969
San Fr Term
Southern
•
Walworth Co conv
;
1971
2%s debs.1966
debentures 3%s_1976
1970
gold 3%s__2000
Washington Terminal 2%s ser A
1970
Westchester Ltg 5s stpd gtd
1950
.1977
99%
102'A
102%
■
115% 115 Va
106
98'A
12
106
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;
T-j
Jan 1981
99%
I -1981
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—
102
106
—
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(Oregon Lines) A-
—
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Apr
M-N
A
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74
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102
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_
91
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95
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97%
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96
31
96
14
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5s
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100
99
95%
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94
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102
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s
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1st
100
102%
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99
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97
99%
93%
95
102
95%
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Tel ft Tel Co—
Bell
debentures
2%s
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__
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.1963
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;
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9
10
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102
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16
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,
127
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Skelly Oil 2%s deba_
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%©
South
1st
Air Line RR Co—
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a Gen
gtd is
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102 %
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1967
1959
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Virginian Ry 3s series B
1st lien & ref M 3 %s ser C
114%
105
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ft N E 1st
101
88%
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St Paul Union Dept 3%© B
.1971
V
86
97
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,
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1966
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Virginia Electric ft Power Co—
—1975
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—1978
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—1963
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1979
1st ft ref M 2%s ser G
...
2003
Va ft Southwest 1st gtd 5s
76
J-J
1997
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I
67%
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1st
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103%
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100%
99%
104% 104%
— -
12%
Cons
Power 3s series A
2%s
23/8s debs
debentures
Vandalia
Baguenay
F-A
108'A
*102%
Af-N
10
8%
24
9
C
series
2%s
mtge
Rubber
Universal
106%
105%
9%
J-J
1955
stamped
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__
of
United Biscuit Co of Amer
107%
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1941
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1977
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85
3
14
110'/a 110 %
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106%
28
105
102%
117
92
105
92%
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Oil
J-D
1975
1991
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Jf-N
1970
& coll trust 2%s
1st mtge
R
1971
1975
1968
of Mo 3%s
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NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AND
WEEKLY
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ending the current Thursday, Nov. 10 (Friday, Nov. 11 being Armistice Day. and a holiday on the Exchange). It is compiled from the reports of the Curb
In the
and
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Exchange itself, and is intended to include
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New York Curb
,
'
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ACF-Brill
Motors
Aluminum
Acme
Acme
Wire
Adam
Hat
Co
Associates
Electric
Alabama
Great
Alaska
Alles
&
Allied
Allied
..
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*
6%
7%
pfd
'
100
5,000
Corp
common
common
America
Aluminum
Goods
Industries
For footnotes
common
preferred
Aluminum
Aluminum
American Bantam
Jan
Amerlcan
6
Aug
American
1%
Jan
American
32%
Car Co class A_ "III
Beverage
Book
Cities
common
.100
ft
7%
Jan
11'A
Oct
American
Jun
7%
Oct
4%%
5%
Feb
7%
Nov
Oct
Jan
92%
100
Jun
Gas
Electric—
ft
preferred
convertible
Nov
Hard
American
1.1
preferred
Rubber
Co
common
page 33.
Feb
•
49%
49%
50%
5,400
45%
Jun
100
96%
95%
96%
150
93%
Jan
•
20% July
4%
Jun
6% May
American
54
Mar
100% Aug
6 %
26%
Jan
Class
7%
Oct
American
4,200
1%
111
Jan
114% May
2% July
5,000
178
Nov
575
27%
Feb
44%
r45% r45%
325
32%
Jan
45%
Oct
9%
—
2'/a
42% 1-43%
2
143
Jun
13%
Jan
Sep
25%
Apr
July
16%
Oct
550
18%
Oct
400
4%
7,900
3
Jun
5%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
1,100
7%
Jun
11%
Oct
42'4
41
42'A
200
34
Feb
42%
Meter
29%
29%
30 %
7.900
17%
Jan
32 Va
32%
32'%
75
30
Jun
25%
25%
100
28 % Mar
24%
25 '/a
1.900
28 % Mar
28%
29%
3,300
•
Co
Natural Gas Co com
.25
preferred
American
87/a
Oct
Nov
25
Mfg Co common
Maracalbo Co
American
Jan
9%
8%
8%
9
15%
Jan
Mar
Mar
19
American Metal Products common.. ...2
6
6
74%
4'A
American
5%
July
18%
American
Apr
100
58
15 Va
American
Nov
3%
6
Jan
20
4'A
Apr
5%
Feb
6
Jan
1%
15%
6
Feb
2%
17%
7)%
Jan
1%
Jun
18%
Feb
3%
Jun
"
71%
51%
1
.25
3%
100
13%
.
II
Jun
ft Sep
•'35%
2,900
._1
800
5%
150
1,100
,{li
..20
Mach
Laundry
4%
5%
16
49%
%
—25
'4%
15%
48%
*%
1
High
Low
.100
American General Corp common—. ,10c
—l
$2 convertible preferred
$2.50
Range Since January
High
;
—:
5%
5
low
Light—
1
Jan
Jun
4%
Shares
...1
Co.
Power
for Week
48%
common
'4%
1
•
Mfg
see
Ltd
VA Oct
3% Jan
1
(Mich)
of
•
Range
of Prices
Sale Trice
Per
Sales
Week's
Last
,
High
8'/a
."■*
91
•
Co
Oct
-STOCKS—
1
Inc
Investing
cumulative
Jun
3% May
1% Mar
79
1
$3.75
19%
100
•
100
Altes Brewing Co
Aluminum
; .''
•
New York Curb Exchange
t
7%
7%
50
Altofer
Bros
1%
1,500
10%
7%
*
% May
-
...
10%
__
7%
Fisher common
Products
1% V 1%
7%
4.20%
Airlines
"
300
20'A
19%
J)
(N
Southern
Power
Internat
700
Appliance
Inc
Air-Way
Alabama
700
2%
1%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores..
Ainsworth
Mfg common
Air
1 Va
2%
—
Supply Mfg
Aero
Low
1
19%
,
Thursday
,
...
Range Since January 1
High
Inc
!.
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11
Sales
Shares
1 Va
common
?bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
for Week
2%
warrant©.^
Alloys
Stores
Range
or
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
.
of Prices
Low
Par
security, whether stock
'.*7^
'
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Thursday
STOCKS—
.
every
Potash & Chem
class A_.
•
B
Republics
ZIo
28%
,
13
30 %
x33
Oct
Nov
Oct
30
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1938)
YORK
NEW
Thursday
Range
Range Since January 1
Shares
.—2
33/4
3%
3%
Amer
.100
3/4
%
it
Jan
108%
Oct
4% May
Feb
43/4 Jun
4%
Jan
6 3/s
Apr
53/4
Nov
Chief Consolidated
22,400
$6
Thread
5%
•
American Writing Paper commonAnchor Post Products
~4%
.—»
6%
-
5%
5%
200
7%
7%
300
.12%
Jun
3%
3%
500
2%
Feb
17% Feb
3% May
6%
6%
800
5
Jun
8% Jan
460
1033/4
Apr
Jun
5%
Jan
11%
Oct
113/4
Oct
Club
11
113/8
18,600
5%
Jan
10%
500
10%
Jan
20
113%
Jan
Sep
Colon
700
Jun
9%
Oct
Colonial
14 3/s
Jun
21%
Oct
Colonial
Sand ft Stone Co
24
400
21%
Jun
24% Sep
6%
Jun
10
Colt's Manufacturing Co
Sep
Electric Industries—
American
%
•
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants
30%
25
3%
•
Atlantic Coast
Fisheries
%
30%
3%
1,800
%
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel class A
3%
1,400
43/4
1
5%
5 5/a
15%
43/4
33%
3%
Oct
July
51%
Jan
11
200
Jun
6% July
8%
Jan
8
Mar
11%
Apr
20
July
25
Feb
Liquidating Corp.
ft Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
800
10
Jun
15%
Jan
Continental Car-Na-Var
14%
14%
Benson ft Hedges
15
$1
59
2,100
41
Jun
59
34
34
50
32
Aug
Blckford's Inc
400
7
Feb
9%
4%
7%
12
400
10%
300
10%
10%
36%
11%
3%
33%
Amer
38%
Jan
9
f
14%
Nov
Curtis
73/4
Jan
Curtis
Mar
13%
3%
5%
23%
19%
10
6%
63/a
17% ft
5
5%
473/4
Apr
Jun
22
15%
2,900
23
Aug
Feb
16
Aug
200
33
Jun
34%
800
19% Mar
233/4
Oct
■
8%
8%
.
11% Jan
10
-ft
--
ft
600
1%
1%
1%
233/4
200
25 '/■
"ft
11
11%
8ft
Apr
7% Sep
11%
ft
53/8
———1
6,200
10%
17%
«...
X5 %
x5%
17%
.
/
100
5%
300
•
11%
11%
11%
4%
Jan
Jun
44 %
900
Feb
6 3,4
Oct
31%
32%
125
32%
Nov
15%
15%
16%
2,000
8%
550
%
%
is
4
27% July
•
900
9
69%
68%
6 3/4
Sep
Oct
9
Jun
58%
1,300
Jan
70%
109
Jan
114 % May
50
100
14
Jan
108
Aug
9%
91%
90%
91%
18
Jun
Jun
1,650
3
200
2%
500
x30%
X30
250
20
%
4,100
13%
Nov
May
103%
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
Va May
10% Jun
13%
133/4
14%
Sep
70%
900
Jan
73/4
13%
Sep
805
Jan
14 Va
Oct
X30 %
Nov
43/4
Feb
7%
zzu
37%
37%
38
350
dep receipts (ord reg)—* 1
—
■
353%
35%
36
11,100
Jun
is Jun
7%
ft
14 Nov
12
Jun
Aug
7
Oct
Sep
3%
3%
1,900
25 3/a
Oct
3%
Sep
7
Oct
8
Jan
42
Jun
2% July
1
1%
ft
2%
2%
1,100
9%
9%
10%
2%
23/8
2%
ft:
5%
,
Feb
41 %
Jan
1 Va
Aug
7%
Jan
2%
Sep
200
5
6%
Apr
500
5%
Feb
8 3/a
Apr
800
9%
Nov
13 %
Jan
600
1%
Jun
3%
Sep
3
5%
1
Co..
33/4
•:
Jun
is Jun
28%
2,600
2%
100
1% Jan
10
Jun
~
(Md)
"A" partlc
6%
■
•
2 Be
•
II
Co common
3
7
•
55
55
173/4
17%
17%
12
•
55
12
30
2,600
43% May.
14%
\ May
65
Jan
19% Aug
Apr
Mar
106%
Oct
5 3% Mar
15%
Sep
4%
Jun
8%
Oct
10%
Jun
-16
27% July
5% Jun
34
102
—10$
•
common
Lighting Inc oommon
Mfg Co (Mo)—;
Hosiery
2.BI
1
13%
100
13%
200
13%
30%
Mills.
30%
Oct
Gasket ft Manufacturing
Detroit Oray Iron Foundry
Steel Products
Reynolds class B
ft
dep rets
Dobeckmun Co
ord reg—
common
.
13 3/a
Aug
5%
Oct
Oct
Dominion Steel ft Goal class B
12%
6%
Jun
Jun
Jan
I
110
22%
Jun
32,
Feb
G%
700
6%
Nov
8
Jan
10
132
2%
1
1%
Jun
Jan
2%
Jan
Jun
Jun
12
Jan
-
i
10% Jun
93/4
9%
9%
-1
14%
Sep
6% Jan
10%
Jan
900
3%
3%
900
2%
Jan
3%
Oct
36%
250
26%
Jan
36%
Nov
14%
800
11%
Jun
1%
"9%
200
65
-ft
>
14%
35%
14%
3%
—
II
65
'
275
9 Ye
Oct
15
22%
20% Mar
*
*
Apr
10% May
Nov
Sep
Draper
Jan
Driver Harris Co
12%
Feb
Duke
%
Jan
3%
Oct
Corp.
—•
Co
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
II
Oct
Jun
32 Va
Jan
Feb
"82 %
Sep
7%
Feb
Jun
57
—II
-
65%
23
74
11%
Power
Nov
24%
9
.11
6% Apr
—
1%
Duraloy (The) Co
1
Durham Hosiery class B sommon
Duro Test Corp common
•
1
'——ft
12%
■i 4 %
Duval Texas Sulphur
•
16
14%
3
100
4%
16
2% Mar
Jan
14%
9% July
25
12%
5%
Jun
Feb
Nov
16
10% Mar
3,300
Oct
P
Cable Electric Products common
Cables ft Wireless—
American d*p rets 5%
Calamba Sugar Estate
pfd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd
100
2%
1
•
6%
6%
63/4
15,300
1
7%
73/4
8%
3,800
I
—•
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
6% % preference
4% Jan
2% Jun
3%
Jun
7%
6% May
19% Jun
8%
Sep
4% ft
22 3/s
Nov
6ft
8 3/s Mar
Oct
r2% July
r2% July
20%
SO
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Convertible
preferred
Jun
1"% July
3% Jun
II
Feb
26
Aug
263/8 Nov
—•
Canadian Industrial Alcohol—
Class A voting
Class B non-voting—
Canadian Industries Ltd—
1% preferred
Canadian
Marconi
•
Oct
——•
7%
Jun
10%
Jan
73/8 July
_•
9%
Jan
100
148% July
1
7%
Jun
Carman ft Co
2.BO
2%
Nov
Carnation Co common
•
Carolina Power ft Light $5 pfd
Carr-Consolidated B'scult Co
*
56
2
-
14%
2%
7,200
1
Jun
173/4
450
12
May
148% July
2 3/s Nov
21
10 %
35/a
Jan
Oct
Apr
1
56%
275
Jan
573/4
Oct
113% 114%
75
109
Mar
114%
Nov
3%
1,300
2
Feb
56
3
40%
4% Mar
Carreras Ltd—
(AM)
ft Co
£1
123%
2s Id
1
2
——•
10
Catalln Corp of America
24
1
4
5%
5%
100
4%
5%
4%
100
24
3%
Feb
Mar
x43% Mar
3%
Feb
25
250
4
1,600
3%
Jun
22% Aug
Conv pfd opt div ser
Conv pfd opt dlv ser 1920—
irstern Malleable Iron
-II
Aug
3/7 % Mar
17
preferred series
A.
Sugar
shares
see
$6 pfd shares of beneflelal lnt
Easy Washing Machine class B
Bond ft Share common
Electro graphic Corp common
Empire District Electric l ft pfd
Empire Millwork Oorp
Emsco Derrick ft Equipment
Equity Oorp common
IS convertible preferred
Esquire ins
Eureka Oorp
Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line commoi
2
v.'ft
Y..-,'-'
26
..
13A
500
2%
2
—
2 3/4
Jun
61
1
18%:
18 3/8
1
36
43%
Jan
1
17%
17%
15
Jan
85%
Jan
93
Oct
First York Corp commc
5%
Feb
153/8
Oct
2,300
11,280
320
100
14
15
425
Feb
5% July
5% July
5
May
3
Jan
35
1
Sep
——
—
—
3%
3%
3%
1,500
130
15%
Nov
Nov
$2 dlv cum preferred.
Plshman
de
to
1%
•
7%
8%
600
Nov
-.13% May
Jan
101 %
Apr
7%
Apr
13%
Feb
11
Apr
6 Va
r473/4
1% Mar
Feb
31
47 %
Jun
4
;
400
Mar
-
•
6%
%
% May
14
100
15
15
.11
700
ft
is
i
1,345
;
6%
5%
——
1%
8,100
Feb/
Oct
Oct
Sep
Feb
18
ft
ftft ft
iftft'Yvf/f>
ftftft
17%
A-
•
'
f'
4%
.11
Feb
17,500
33/4
Feb
1,400
5%,
47/a
8%
Feb
13%
Apr
75
3
Oct
11%
71
71
.10c
12%
10%
—
72
60
57%
Jun
3
600
2 Va
Jun
2%
21% Aug
700
19
17%
-1
—
Jun
25
5% Mar
3 % July
35
3%
Oct
Amer dep rets ord reg..
Ford Motor of Canada—
—
—
5
--
200
13% July
Oct
17%
Sep
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Oct
Jan
July
8%
Nov
7% Mar
10 Va
Jan
6
9%
800.
—
1%.
1%
YftY r47
r47
•
Co¬
Stores-
Jan
4
Jun
•ft
Oct
(MH)
$1
93/4
15
37
2%
-
Oct
18%
92% July
4% Aug /
10
6%
Oct
10%
'
1
1
1
600
12%
6%
„v;y.
31,700
100
100
—-
.11
5
5
■
*■
V
10
a.BO
55
Oct
78
Mar
53/4 May
10 3/4 Feb
400
*
17% V
12 V*
12%
1
111
1
1
lie
Fansteel
Oct
15%
1934
•
10
93/4
Palrehild Camera ft Lutramenl.
8%
14%
11% Mar
Jan
100
119% 1323/4
Oct
600;
ftftT'ft'"
83/4
125
Oct
67
ftYY'ft
83/4
100
76
Jun
F
1
15%
Jun
-
19%
'
93/4
Oct
Engine ft Airplane
Metallurgical
Fire Association (Phlla).
13%
—
—«.
•
Falrchild
13%
50
39
60
61
■
Oct
Jan
100
Y":--,-'v
iftj-
—
61
Nov
5%
Sep
100
ft*.
—
•
Mar
5%
83
10
page 33
ft
Associates—
of beneficial imt
May
1
common
—
2%
74 %
Cessna Aircraft Co common.
America
'
Eastern States Corp
10
10
For footnotes
77%
78%
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Conv preference
Charts Corp
77
Jun
78%
ICentral States Elec 6% preferred—100
7% preferred
100
Chamberlin Co of
Jun
61%
10%
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power ft Light 4% pfd
Feb
62
975
13% Mar
Central Maine Power Co—
3.60% preferred
Jan
350
72%
Electrte
2%
Castle
4%
Jun
73
70J/e
Oom
17%
dep rets A ord
dep rets B ord
2%
1,600
3%
72%
—ft'
$8 preferred series B
1
Amer
3%
3%
72%
.101
prior preferred
Eastern
,—B
Amer
•
-101
preferred
'
X24
*
Capital City products common
Carey Baxter ft Kennedy Inc
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common
Eastern Oas ft Fuel Assn eoi
Class A non-voting
Class B voting.
Ford tfev*r of Fr*nr»—
Amer
dep rets bearer.
'
V'*
...ftft;
—
—
%
M
Oct
9%
ft
18
400
.
Jan
11% Jan
Jun
200
23%,
23
23
Sep
.;
144
Jan
7
100
2%
7%
9% May
500
,
73%
73%
10
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common
"22%
is Jun
1%
27%
10
10
1
Dominion Tar ft Ghent Co Ltd
Jan
Nov
3
! 6%
Doinestio Credit Corp class
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.
5%
Jun
27%
1
'1%
?.:■
'•
Feb
16%
Sep
200
—*
Jun
20 Va
100
6%
2%
100
debenture
Jun
•ft
25
'
6%
2%
Ino
7%
10 3/4 July
■
31
'
1%
1
Petrol
Tobacco
Amer
Jun
16,800
3%
••••
333/4
Distillers Co Ltd—
ft Jan
2
1% July
21% Mar
14% July
4% Jan
1,100
1.10
—1
it Aug
1,250
6%
4,700
4%
1,600
15%
12%s
1,400
413/4
6'/a
7
Detroit
Feb
8%
1,300
5%
Burry Biscuit Corp
12
4 03/8
6%
6%
Dayton Rubber Co class A.
Dejay Stores common.
Dennlson Mfg class A oommon
Sep
23%
14%
Ring Co
Burma Corp Amer
dep rets
'%
40%
6%
Davidson-Brothers
13%
5%
Bunker Hill ft Sullivan
Burd Piston
Apr
Day Mines Inc
300
15 3/a
Buckeye Pipe Line
43%
17%
preferred
Davenport
l3/4
•
Jun
Jan
Sep
33
233ft
I.BO
3%
Jan
Jan
23
;
10
Bruck Mills Ltd class
B
1,000
4%
18%
33
•
1
4%
14%
•6
Jan
33/4 May
21% Apr
300
—!_•
Junior pfd
4%
700
Mllner
Devoe ft
Brown Rubber Co
common
Bruce (ILi Co common
Apr
4%
Oct
16
II
Brown Porman Distillers
Oct
7%
D
Jan
23
10s
6
Jun
Sep
7
>
16
'
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power
class A—
Class B
Jan
4
Oct
80
13%
V
II
3%
600
8% Aug
Jun
Mar
4% July
ft
100
16%
'
Jan
12
100
4%
Oct
62
16
Jun
5%
43/4
Sep
Feb
9
23/4
125
19%
fi ft
Cuban
Jun
500
8%
5%
10
5%
4%
__
800
Crystal Oil Refining common
Id preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Oct
6% May
17,300
453/4
16%
Jan
1,300
Brewing Co
Detroit
dep rets ord bearer
cum
Feb
Apr
33
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
4%
3%
8
'
5%
6%
Crown Drug
2
Sep
13
325
12
45
'
Aug
11%
Sep
Oct
11%
19%
4
.—
Feb
Apr
16%
convertible preferred—
Crowley
Oct
300
_•
—
__
5
34 %
6%
11%
61
—100
Oil Co
400
Sep
Mar
16%
Cent
57
400
Class A
British-American
22
11%
Cork Internat'l
Jan
•
British American Tobacco—
500
8
6%
Crown
Jan
7%
ft
30%
29%
Jan
2%
,
16 3/4
Crown
Jun
14%
■
Jun
11%
Oct
6%
7%
0
Jun
5%
•
Mar
26%
14%
Zi
1%
500
33/4
j*
5%
50
*
——
1,900
.
5
Crosley Motors Ino
73/8 Aug
14
Jun
400
1
Corp common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Mfg Co common
1%
7%
'
•
1
Co
preferred class A.
Croft
Jan
8
7%
Brazilian Traction Light ft
Power— ft*
13/4
7
7
—1
—
6
1% Aug
57
7%
67
1
Breeze
Mar
29%
1
II
Corp
Inc
Jun
35%
8
.11
17
1% Aug
Courtaulds Ltd—
33%
900
36s/8
35%
1
——
Jun
13A
•"
Creole Petroleum
1%
*
Borne, Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
14%
700
•
is
Oct
43/4 May
8% Mar
•
Blumentbal (S) ft Co common
Bohack (HO) Co common
prior cum pfd
200-
2%
is
Jun
5% Feb
1
Blue Ridge Corp common
16%
2%
x30%
9%
10%
75
12
•
1
Birdsboro Steel
Fdry ft Mach Co corn.*
Blauner's common
16%
•
6
3
6,100
7%
3%
3%
1
common
Nov
Be
4% July
1 % Aug
1
14%
Jan
36% Jan
93/8
——1
common
Jan
Cosden Petroleum common..
Nov
563/4
•
Convertible preferred
10%
Corroon ft Reynolds common.
57%
II
700
*
Consolidated Mining
American
Bell Tel of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
14%
1033/4 105
Utllitiea
Gas
400
1
14
13%
Consolidated
200
——I
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
Nov
103%
Oct
5ft
Basic Refractories Inc
Baumann (L) ft Co common
14 %
—1
Jan
5%
9%
1
Jan
8%
8%
*•
Corp
12%
69%
9%
shares
Barium Steel
500
.100
21%
Coro
Barcelona Tr Lt <fc Pwr Ltd
14%
preferred series 0_.
4ft
Jun
B
American
Oct
143/4
,
1050.
Cook Paint ft Varnish Co
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco de los Andes—
65%
113% 114
Jan
4%
If
preferred
Feb
114
to
Cornucopia Gold Mine*
1%
38%
.10$
4% ft
8 3/s
*
26,200
series B preferred
Vtc ext
•
—
65%
14%
Consol QILF Bait common—
Jan
6
Continental Fdy ft Machine
Babcock ft Wilcox Co
Baldwin Locomotive—
13/8
623/4
32
Consol
f
Jun
—II
•
Avery (B F) ft Sons common
6% preferred
Ayrshire Collieries Corp oom
%
6
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Sep
Feb
May
4
1,000
43/4
..
15
1
2,400
Oct
1 %
2,300
143/4
5%
Plywood Corp
U
Inc
Community Public Berries
Feb
16%
36
M
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Automatic Voting Machine
7%
6% July
% Sep
Si
dep rets reg
Hotel
Commodore
9% Mar
1%
Colorado Fuel ft Iron warrants
700
9%
10 % Mar
Jan
1%
%
Airlines
3,000
9%
Jan
6
•ft. 'ft,
1
8%
20%
"9%
1
Nov
$1
8%
23%
1
19
500
14%
—
20%
•
11%
Jun
1
1
Development ordinary
~8%
6
Aug
975
64%
Z,
*
Cockshutt Plow Co common
Nov
11
116%
Jan
65
19
—
*
Aluminum Products Co
13%
Jun
1%
.
-4
II
Clinchfleld Coal Corp common
Clayton ft Lambert Mfg.
20%
Ashland Oil & Refining Co
$1.20 conr preferred
Aspinook (The) Corp
Atlas
13%
9,500
10%
10%
•
I.M
Equipment Corp
3,300
Nov
57%
8%
1
3%
Jan
8%
200
9%
8%
1
Co
Claude Neon Inc common
Nov
110
Mfg
Yv":' High
325
65
17
'
Clarostat
Low
High
-
;>;v:•
W—
•
1
Controller Co
Clark
3%
115% 116%
11%
•
non-voting
preferred
Arkansas Power A Light $7 pfd
City ft Suburban Homes
Range Since January 1
Shares
64%
19
ft'ft
•
It
113/8
3
10%
10%
•
110
109
110
lOf
Low
64%
1
11
Mining
Cities Service common
Mar
8
Feb
3 Vo
3%
Associated
7%
6%
*1
1
Arkansas Natural Gas common
Aro
5%
Jan
of Prices
9%
•
1$
4
*
—•
—
City Auto Stamping
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Angostura-Wupperman —„
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4Ya% pfd
6%
58
200
900
ft 5%
—1
Common class A
43/4
6%
7%
1
—
4%
6
%
% Mar
300
107 % 108
"—I
prelerred—
Oct
for Week
Range
Par
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Mfg common
Chicago Rivet ft Mach.—
Chicago ft Southern Air Lines
Voting trust ctfs
4
Feb
23/4
220
American
Sale Price
High
Low
American
Seal-Kap common
Superpower Corp common-.
series
preferred
—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS—
High
Low
Par
H
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
NOVEMBER
Sales
Week's
Last
EXCHANGE
CURB
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
STOCKS—
Monday, November 14, 1949
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
u
16,400
Jun
4
Feb
23
Oct
Mar
173/4
20
ft 5% Feb
23
Feb
A July
%
Jan
,
-
f
:
'
170
Volume
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4855
-
CURB
YORK
NEW
FINANCIAL
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Thursday
Last
STOCKS—
Exchange
New York Curb
Par
Pitt
Fort
Fox
CMift
100
12%
600
6%
x29
Oct
-9%
32
Sep
Jun
11
Sep
Jan
1.000
'
10%
.1
(Geo ▲)
7%
15%
•
15% Oct
14% Mar
200
15%
92%
July
4% Jun
1
3%
3%
3%
1%
Jun
22
Brewing
26%
Jan
37
Oct
19%
400
15
Feb
19 %
Nov
3%
2,406
2
Jun
3%
3,700
9%
Feb
14%
Oct
1
Jun
lVa
9%
Feb
Sep
Jan
19%
19%
3'A
3%
13%
13%
1%
preferred series A—
8%
General
Genera]
Fireproofing common
Outdoor Adv 6%
pfd
General
Phoenix
5%
6%
1
10
•
•
8%
8%
70p
12
May
12%
12%
12%
100
10
Jun
12%
12%
10
7%
73/8
6
6
Apr
8
Jan
Jun
7
Nov
Laclede-Ohrlsty
Company——
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
Jun
Oct
Jun
42
Nov
Jun
106
Nov
L&key Foundry A Machine
Lamson Oorp of Delaware
4%
4%
700
3%
2%
2%
2%
300
18
Gerlty-Mich
Corp
Gilbert
(A C)
Gilchrist
3%
3%
18
18 Vb
Jan
Jun
3,700
18
Glenmore Distilleries class B
1
10%
10%
10%
600
9%
8
21
21
21 Va
200
13%
1%
/;• 300
Globe-Union
;
Gonei (Adolf) Inc common
Godchaux .Sugars class >
Ine
1%
♦
B
31%
Pacific
Gulf States
6 ft
H Jan
Oct
53%
5%
82%
Jun
11%
Jun
8
Feb
13
100
9Va
500
100
11%
11%
11%.
■
126%
132
39%
pfd
39%
Feb
128%
Feb
,17%
Oct
24%
Jun
28 %
Nov
11%
300
6 % Mar
11%
28 %
Oct
Oct
Jan
27%
Sep
21% Mar
26%
1
%
24
23%
2,000
*
<
—
Sep
142
Jun
32
1,050
40%
28%
150
25%
Sep
9
100
7%
Jun
108% 108
120
9
108%
Sep
109
Oct
14%
Feb
13%
Sep
Nov
9
Feb
102
•
Co
Hartford
Nov
Public
Hartford
100
46%
50
1
11%
Haseltlne
•
14%
Hearn
8
Mining Oo
Class
i
Service
8% %
•
2
common
preferred
preferred
100
W w
w
Henry Holt & Oo common
Hoe (R)
•
1%
600
1%
400
1%
%
Feb
66%
Feb
16%
Marconi
Feb
27%
10
13%
13%
13,000
13%
July
International
2% July
11% Nov
8% Mar
143/b
14%
400
11
Jan
18%
Feb
600
6
Jun
8%
Apr
7
6%
xll3A
12 Vb
Jun
12%
Feb
8% July
10% Mar
157/e
Oct
,8%
1,700
1534
25
200
11%
200
98 Va
50
12 Vb
'
12%
Oct
Jan
11%
Jun
98%
Oct
Mar
9%
5%
1
9
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
•
Border's
44%
45
45
74
39%
12%
13
13%
13%
13%
Horn
Jun
500
3
Humble
Hurd
•
Inc common
Oil
A Refining
A Mfg Co
Refrigerator $2.28 pfd
Common
Huyler's
160% 160%
33%
33%
34
stock
18%
•
6
80
79%
■
7
Jan
Aug
42% May
Jun
Feb
2%-
Jan
Oct
21
82
5%
Feb
2%
Feb
Jun
8%
Jan
19%
Jun
21%
6%
50
100
100
10%
v
Oct
Jan
3
Aug
18
Jan
$1 conv pfd
dividend shares
Co
common
Co
Co
7 VB
common.
7%
7 Va
.
.
5% July
100
10%
Jan
Imperial Chemical Industries—
3%
19%
20 Vb
—
Xl2%
26,200
4%
Feb
Feb
20%
Nov
20 3/4
3,700
14%
Feb
20%
Nov
12% xl2%
700
1T%
Jan
13 Vb
Oct
193/4
20
Registered
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
20%
Aug
13%
-JB1
;•
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain
8%
pfd—100
Insurance Co of North America
International Cigar Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
18
96%
96%
•
133/4
65
14
62
14
12 Va May
Jan
98%
Sep
65%
750
98 Va
Jun
119%
Oct
300
115% 117%
116'A
80
220
97
Jan
88%
A Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr A Light 4%
10%
Jan
14 Vb
Nov
47
Jan
G5%
Nov
'
$3.60 series
2,800
'
"
L-*
International Metal Industries A
International
Registered
Petroleum
coupon
■■■
shs_•
shares
•
International Products
10
International
Safety Razor B
Royalty
Iron Fireman Mfg vtc
Irving Air Chute
Investors
Italian Superpower Corp com cl A
-
8
8%
—
2,000
200
23 %
Jun
11
Jun
11%
1,400
8% Mar
1,700
1 Vb
14%
i
—-
14 Va
300
13% Aug
100
3% Mar
Jan
5
1
5
%
%
*
Jan
15%
Jan
1%
1%
1% Mar
2%
Apr
2% July
6
Jan
Oct
HOVb
Jun
3% Mar
5 Vb
•
1
1
Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40 ft cum pfd
4.80 ft cum pfd series B
107%
1$$
1W
1
class A
Montgomery Ward A Co class A——•
Moody Investors partic pfd—
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mountain Producers
10
Mountain States Power common
•
Mountain States Tel A Tel
—100
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
■■--$
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
•
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee
Muter
Va May
Feb
6%
Co
%
1,700
common
1
Julian
A
6%
Apr
Namm's
1%
Jan
National
1%
Jun
Feb
4%
Oct
7
900
4%
7'/.
Nov
3%
100
3% Aug
5%
Jan
Sep
4%
Jan
18% July
20%
Oo.
Corp
Inc
common
Bellas
Hess common
Fuel
Jan
K
1
1
—•
5%
31,300
2"%
Sep
Tft
pfd..
.Iff
119
119%
National Radiator Co
National Rubber
Machinery
National Steel Car Ltd
National Transit common.
50
117%
Sep
Kennedy's
12
Inc
Key Co common.
(Walter)
9%
Jan
May
New
Feb
15%
Oct
Nev
9%
Jun
14
Oct
A Co
12
9%
9%
9%
200
6% July
11%
11%
11%
200
9%
Feb
127
New
12 y« Mar
New
New
Kimberly-Clark
4%*
Corp—
preferred
102
102%
20
100
Sep
105
May
Corp
fngland Tel A Tel
Clock A Watch Co
convertible preferred
Jersey Zinc
Mexico A Arizona Land
Park Mining Co
Process Co common
Haven
4 A ft
Sep
9%
(Herman)
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
400
Co
6%
54
Apr
Nov
Nov
Jun
8'A
Oct
300
6% Aug
9%
Jan
1%
500
7/b May
8%
8%
400
~7%
7%
7%
700
4%
5% May
6% July
10%
11 %
10,100
2%
4,600
1%
Nov
IIVb
Nov
2%
Sep
Jun
50
10
10
Oct
Feb
41
Feb
6Vb
2%
2%
9 Vb
83A
Jun
29 %
11
1% May
9
Mar
10% May
25
Apr
24
24
24
100
18
July
10%
10%
11%
250
9
Jun
16%
3%
3%
500
3% Aug
43/a
Jan
X20 Vb
21%
1,400
*21%
Nov
3%
X20
Vtt
24%
600
25
1%
25
2
16%
Jun
May
19
25
Feb
Nov
800
1%
Oct
3 Vb Mar
7%
7%
1,500
6%
Jun
7%
Oct
29%
Jun
33%
Nov
10%
11%
2,800
7%
Jun
11%
Nov
32'A
3 2'A
7!/4
7%
7%
1,900
6%
Jun
$% Mar
2%
2%.:
2%
300
2%
Jun
3Vs Mar
99%
;~7%
n
93%
97%
104
2%
2%
176
'
50
Jan
24
Feb
102
32%
Sep
Nov
100
86
July
99%
Nov
104 %
300
98
May
104 Va
Sep
2%
500
177
70
2%
Apr
2% Aug
167% Mar
185%
8ep
Nov
36%
4%
X14
36%
50
30%
Jun
37%
4%
4 VB
1,300
3%
Jun
4V2
Sep
15%
3,100
10%
Jun
15%
Nov
32%
500
28%
Sep
Xl4
32%
Feb
103% Jan
33 V2
25
8
8
25
8
40
250
300
95
July
17
Mar
25
Oct
24
102'A 103%
Apr
30
Aug
Jun
10 Vb
Jan
10% July
13%
Jan
7%
12%
12%
100
9%
9Va
200
7
500
Jun
12% Jan
New
14
14
10
Jun
14%
3
Mar
5%
Nov
Jan
4%
4%
200
"3%
'■'3%
4,300
23/4 Mar
4
3%
33%
510
36
Oct
33%
29'A Mar
34
Jan
35 Va
Aug
34%
10% Aug
10
10
5,500
8%
7%
7%
500
6%
Jun
10%
10%
100
9 Vb
Jun
IIVb
Feb
7%
6,100
Jun
Jan
7%
6%
10%
1
4
1$
•
1
8%
8%
8%
100
8%
8%
8%
600
30e
8
$
1
100
1
20
28
1
1
*
~2%
*2%
2%
2%
10%
6'A
53/4
Jun
7% May
Jun
1,300
14%
2%
2%
19,600
2 Vb
12%
300
~3
Jun
July
10%
common.
National Pressure Cooker common
12%
Kansas Gas A Electric
Kawneer
Kidde
4%
Jan
8 Vb
14
Gas
National Mfg A Stores
Nelson
.
Jan
8
~9%
21
preferred
National Union Radio
Kalser-Frazer Oorp
1,000
37/b
45
N
Hacbman
3%
Kokenge
20
1%
Jan
Jan
6%
7
Preference
300
7%
10
Ml
1% May
17
3%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co..
Jim Brown Stores common
6%
8
7%
National Malllnson Fabrics
300
1,500
~i%
-1$
common
Company
National
4%
4%
53
53
12% July
7ft
4
4%
4%
53
»
National Breweries common
jeannette Glass Co common.
WOO
1%»
Jan
Sep
1%
12
93/4
Jun
Jan
6%
—_
1%
Sep
Mining Corp of Canada
•
Minnesota Power A Light 5ft pfd_10#
Missouri Public Service common
•
Oct
6 Vb
20
1%
10%
11 ?
•
„
8%
r; 7%
.
7%
-
6%
13 %
50c
80
common
convertible preferred
Monroe Loan Society com
Amer dep rets registered
Imperial OH (Canada) coupon
Sep
1,700
1
Refineries
Wohl
Sep
Sep
4,000
60s
10
Abrasive
Midwest Piping A Supply
4% ft
33
7Ve
•
•
common
Oil
,
13%
5
•
common
Monogram Pictures common
Zinc
25% July
Products—
Steel
Co
Midwest
Jun
Corp
Molybdenum
Illinois
34
6%
1
t c
$2 non-cum
Mldvale
Mid-West
Feb
2
11%
Midland
Jan
Nov
common
Corp
Midland Oil Corp
Miller
22%
300
2%
14%
Jun
40
13%
1
2.80
•
1$
1
Corp
Co
Hone
West
Jan
Jun
16%
2%
17%
6%
IN
lit
preferred
Sep
Jun
14%
Jun
13 %
1
Bumper
Class B
Mar
Feb
11%
100
Co
Michigan Sugar
Middle
2
+8
3,600
A Scott Corp—
Michigan Steel Tube
7%
Apr
1%
8
Co
preferred
Iron
3V»
4
•
:
1
Participating preferred
8ft
Nov
*
Metal Textile Corp common
Michigan
Sep
7Vb
900
1%
17%
4%
Jun
........
A
Mesabl
17
*
B
Co
Warrants
6% ft
Oct
Feb
5%
1
A
Chapman
Mid-West
50
100
Mfg
Oct
49
Jan
Hygrade Food Products
14%
Jun
2%
Nov
34
111% Aug
43
1st conv preferred
Hydro-Electric Securities
14%
Jun
160%
100
7 /-v
?
2%
1
1
Sep
17%
68%
600
■!
Merritt
Sep
Jan
38
v
4%
Middle States Petroleum class A ▼ t o_1
33
Oct
16%
300
A Co class
Dredging
Aug
4
Jun
30%
'3,900
5%
49
49
warrants
>
82
5%
5%
•
common
19
Menasco
J'lD
13 %
•
Micromatic
133
30
1,100
$2.50 preferred
(A G)
27%
300
1%
I
common
Johnson
Apr
Apr
6%
.10
1
McKee
Apr
14%
2%
McCord
Corp
13%
Feb
19%
common
Oct
Jan
106% May
8
Lock
Hussman
Feb
Jhd
13
2%
Apr
39
150
31
100
(Harvey)
8%
July
107/a
300
5%
5%
.10
Jan
12%
•
common
preferred
Hubbell
Oct
Jan
6%
.11
11
25 %
100
3'A
3%
30 3A
30%
18
Co
Baking Oo
Hardart
A
8%
Nov
14 Vb
Marine
Shovel—
9%
Jun
7%
•
9%
9
'
1
Inc
Horn A Hardart
28 Vb
31
1,200
12%
48%
Feb
275
1,900
May
•
&
Nov
114
10% Aug
Oct
91
68
11
12%
11
98%
12%
98%
8
A)
933A
25
Mfg Co common
convertible preferred.
Mead
300
153/4
>10
A Co class A.
(Geo
Sep
Nov
107
111% July
500
112
112
-1
Communication Co Ltd
Marlon Power
McWilliams
11%
:
xll%
Hollinger Consolidated G M
Hormel
1%
Feb
77%
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Jan
2%
Jun
1%
—100
w
Sep
575
.1$
Mangel Stores common.
Manlscheifitz (The B) Co_.
Jan
X50%
11%
*
common
A
Heller Co
4ft
25c
7
17% Mar
Jun
1%
1%
Jan
> 10% Oct
6%
Jun
44%
1%
1
Corp
Dept Stores common
Sep
12
1
common
Rubinstein
7% Mar
10%
46%
Brewing Oo
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Helena
4%
10%
28
Harvard
Hecla
400
5
8
Light
Rayon
9%
6
Co
Maine
Oft
10%
•
Paper common
Electric
Jun
1,650
27%
112
McClanahan Oil Co common
5
I
Bridge Oo Ltd
Hammermlll
Oct
7%
M
Feb
H[
Hamilton
24%
26,900
90%
91%
10#
Jun
92%
28 Vb
1
104
Oct
20%
103% 105%
12
•
100
—
McAleer
Lamp
13% May
10%
200
Co
Massey Harris
Hall
Vb Mar
1,500
11'/a
24
•
Macklntosh-Hemphlll
Oct
128%
26
25%
100
Gypsum Lime A Alabastlne
•
103%
70
133
39
'
9
common—25o
400
Xl26%
125
132
—28
2
Paper
Utilities $4.40
9
17
28%
•
Oct
58%
8%
•
100
Brewery
Apr
Oct
Apr
237/s
1$
ctfs of dep
preferred A ctfs of dep
preferred B ctfs of dep
7%
10%
24% May
Jan
7
300
10%
Feb
Jan
5
58%
9%
Tea—
Products
Chain
6% Mar
Jun
19
Jan
6
Apr
500
20%
23
Jun
Jan
49% Mar
8%
Jan
—*
Lynch Corp
Jan
Jun
Jun
5%
15%
n%
Louisiana Land A Exploration
1
Louisiana Power A Light $6 pfd——•
Feb
80
Jun
*
Western
Stores
7%
3%
class A
A
A—
class
Common
Jan
44%
Non-voting common stock
7 ft
1st preferred
Grocery
Jan
32% Sep
Jan
%
6 Vb
900
25%
15 Va
•
Longlnes-Wlttnauer Watch Co
Long Island Lighting Co—
^Va
Mar
21
100
5,900
Steel
Jan
—50
Mfg common
10
Graham-Paige Motors 8 ft conv pfd—28
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Mfg Co
—8
Griesedieck
""%
3,600
•
Nov
43
Jun
Sep
7%
10%
Lone Star Gas Co. (Texas)
Jan
Jan
14%
—
common
Groceterias
5%
Jan
9
Inc
Class B
11%
Jun
1%
74%
%
1
Gorham
Northern
32
""%
32
•
Mfg Oo
Great Atlantic
ijoeiaw
21%
Jun
Jan
36
•
84.80 prior preferred
Gorham Inc
"
1
Goldfleld Consolidated Mines
Goodman
21%
Brothers
Locke
*
Class
Nov
16
Coal
Alden
;
■
Jan
9%
100
Lit
Jan
13
common
(RG)
Corp common
Lipton (Thos J) Ino 6ft preferred—II
21
Gladding McBean A Co
Glen
18%
Realty
Tourneau
Jun
8%
-6 Vb
20
20
Lionel
4% Aug
6% Sep
12% July
50
13
Oct
Jun
Le
Mar
107
4
1,500
13
•
Co
5%
17-
17
Lefcourt
May
116
Jun
3%
600
.4
5%
5%
•
common
100
Jun
105 %
—1
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Giant
Jan
95
*112%
•
•
1
preferred
Jan
Oct
3%
3,800
5
6%
Lanston Monotype Machine
La Salle Extension University—
Feb
4
1% July
Georgia Power $6 preferred
\
6%
Jan
4%
General Plywood Oorp common
50c
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
,
8%
13%
300
13%
5
Mines Ltd
Lake Shore
—1
Oorp
Oct
14%
Jan
Jun
100
Oct
Nov
8% Aug
23% Aug
Feb
7"a
600
Feb
13%
7%
%
Oct
12%
24
Apr
6%
13
8
2.9%
200
42
106
-
18%
700
13
Oo
5%
5,200
106
40%
40%
106
100
7
8%
'
150
24
Sep
10
10% Mar
23%
•7%
*1
800
1%
.16
General Electric Oo Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
General Finance Oorp common
14
•
(DEmll) Oo common
(IB) Rubber Oo
Krueger
200
Mar
3%
Jun
2%
2,500
.
7
37
Feb
8
6b Vb
100
1
General Alloys Oo
"
General Builders Supply Oorp com
1
8 ft
conv preferred
28
preferred
Gellman Mfg Oo common
6 ft
Jan
36%
Knott Oorp common.
Kob&cker
Stores
Gatlneau Power Oo common
3%
iyB
Klelnert
High
6,400
x6 %
Kirkland Lake G M Oo Ltd
Klein
Low
7
1
_1
—
Range Since January 1
High
6%
•
••
1
Kings County Lighting common
4 ft
cumulative preferred
King Seeley Oorp
Kingston Produots
EHf Petroleum
Sep
23% Mar
50
11
x29
x29
14%
Jun
Oct
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
12
8 Vb May
8
.80
preferred.
Oo
conv
Fuller
10%
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS—
1
Franklin Simon A Oo Xne common
•
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
Shares
11%
11%
U
for Week
10%
.1.31
Brewing
iPotor;
Low
1
Oo
Browing
'
:
EXCHANGE
NOVEMBER
Sales
*
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(1939)' 31
CHRONICLE
11%
9
Jan
8%
Nov
18%
5%
90%
1
"5%
"5%
200
90
91
220
1
3% Mar
Sep
43/b
4 Vb
56
8'A
6% Feb
13
19
56
8%
1%
Jan
Oct
Oct
Aug
6%
Sep
78% May
943A
Oct
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
1,400
1
Sep
Sep
12% July
12
Jan
%
Sep
200
3
Mar
58%
1,400
61
Jun
67
Jan
8%
2,500
6
Feb
1%
500
1
Jun
11%
1%
Apr
65
Apr
75
Jan
'4%
Apr
32
THE
(1940)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
range for
Thursday
Week's
STOCKS—
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Sale Price
Low
N
Y
Auction
N
Y
tc
N
Y
Merchandise
Y
Shipbuilding
H
Co
Honduras
5%
Hower
15
105
102
100
1
w
Nineteen Hundred Corp common
North
North
Mines
Central
Northeast
North
Texas
RR
103%
26"/b
Nov
Jan
12%
Oct
Bchuite
Scovili
Manufacturing
Scullin
Steel
Nov
15%
Nov
1,200
%
900
26%
700
v
28
12%
■
12%
2%
1
Co
13
400
1
5:%
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Agene Corp
5%
14
4
14
14%
Seiby
15%
Jan
Selected
89
Feb
Jan
107
Aug
5%
Sep
Jan
3%
Apr
11%
Jan
19
13% May
Aug
Ogden
Corp
Brass
Power
Oklahoma
Old
common
Co
class
4%%
preferred
Natural
Polndexter
2%
2%
2%
2,800
4
41%
41%
42'%
100
common
100
Gas
111
15
Distillery
33
— —
12%
12%
1
15
15
600
15%
Securities
1
15%
100
10
10
11%
Feb
Jun
106 %
800
100
2
32%
100
33
4
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Overseas
111
32%
1
Oliver United Filters class B
Omar Inc
1%
100
1
"l%
1%
1
2%
Jan
X2%
x2%
3%
2,500
2%
Jun
37/a
Jan
2%
3%
2%
5,600
1
Jun
2%
25
Feb
27% July
8%
'
11
9%
Co
common
1st
pfd
Sentinel
B)
Radio
Corp
common
12%
Jun
22%
Jan
6%
Jun
11% Nov
5% %
1st preferred
1st preferred
1st pfcl
5%
y/e
r>'
red
1st
1st
Service
32%
32%
350
29%
Apr
28%
29%
800
28%
Nov
29 %
nov
Smith
28%
200
28%
Nov
28 %
Nov
28%
28%
28%
600
28%
Nov
28 %
Nov
ISolar
105 %
425
100 %
Pen
Patchogue
100
com
Pa tic an
Peninsular
$1.32
May
July
Nov
Southwest
4
Jan
Southern
HI
Knn lrafflc,Co
Power
Pep Boys (The;
Pepperell Mfg Co
Co
Power
Pratt
&
&
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-IIII
America
Nevada
"
CoforVdo—
cumulative
preferred
&
Co
100
Sep
29% Mar
Jan
11
26%
32% Mar
3
Oct
Sep
106% May
5% Mar
41% Jan
Jan
4% Mar
Speed
Shoe
opened
Standard Brewing Co
Standard Cap & Seal common
Convertible
Standard
$1.60
convertible
z'/b
Jan
July
11
Feb
16%
Nov
Nov
8%
Jan
14
Jun
Jun
Jan
4%
Jun
5% Aug
11
Jun
15%
Jan
4%
Jan
13% May
6% Sep
8%
Jan
14%
Apr
96
38
Jun
8%
Feb
Jun
Feb
25%
26
7%
Nov
Mar
11%
600
1%
Jun
200
7
Jun
8%
9%
Sep
10%
95%
Jan
104
125
94%
Jan
13
200
11%
Jun
101% Aug
21% Jan
13%
13%
50
9
Mar
14%
Oct
7%
1,400
5
Jun
7%
Nov
7%-
6%
Stetson
(J B)
.100
98%
152%
99%
140
152% 152%
70
85%
Jan
100%
Oct
143%
Apr
156
Sep
Aug
15
Oct
Manufacturing
Reading Tube Corp class
Regal Shoe Co
Rels
(Robert) &
-
Gas
Rome Cable Corp
Ryan
400
xl7% July
19% Jun
Corp
.
x2%
19%
100
21%
100
2%
900
2%
~
~_~5
H__io
,
4,200
98
100
25
50
•
4%-". '4%
22%
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8
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22%
7%
,
x8
23
.
"
8%
8%
1,100
33.
4%
Jun
~5%
~5%
Feb
200
9
2%
Jun
Feb
14,900
1%
Feb
3
1,100
1 %
Feb
30
149
7%
Jun
8
2,300
3%
147
16 %
28%
200
36
3
7%
112%
Jan
7%'
500
4,300
5% July
2% Jan
4% Mar
19
May
10%
36
Jan
Nov
3%
3%
150
Oct
Sep
1
Oct
77/a
Jan
4%
Nov
4%
2%
100
2
Jan
3 Va
4%
1,300
2%
Jan
4%
Oct
79%
82%
120
67%
Jan
82 %
Nov
24 %
24%
150
19%
Jun
11
11%
200
9% May
67/a
200
5%
__
82%
1
11
1
6%
1
%
j
1
—
Oct
300
% Mar
>T% Aug
3%
900
14%
425
2% May
9% July
14%' Oct
2%
200
% Mar
18 Va
18%
100
10%
13%
-
13%
13%
500
10%
4%
'
4
4%
17
100
17
4%
225
4%
2%
2%
2%
Apr
Feb
18%
Nov
Jan
13%
Nov
Oct
5%
Apr
18
2%
Jun
3
Jun
II
14
700
18
Jan
27/a
7%
1
Oct
Jan
2%
25c
Inc
26%
15
s" 7%
3%
2%
4
%
Jan
Oct
13%
3%
14
Jan
Aug
.
>1 Jan
Mar
T
Technicolor
Texas
Inc
F.»wer 81
Thew
Snovel
common
common
4
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Co
new
Corporation
pfd
common
Inc
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
Realty
8
600
Construction
Stocks
dep rets ord regis
dep rets
def regis
Shipyard Corp
Royalty Corp
common
Lux
pfd
Temper
300
5%
2,500
8
5,100
Sep
17%
Jan
8% July
13%
Jan
15%
Nov
300
15%
300
8%
1,200
13%
300
1
7%
14%
7%
Trunz
8O0
13
1
7% July
1
preferred.
32
Oct
15%
128
Sep
Feb
10%
Jan
10%
Jun
14
Oct
Jan
80
3%
1
%
42%
j
2%
101
a
-
18
550
2%
x39
Jun
Jun
Jun
Oct
6%
il Jan
<
Jan
2% Mar
60
1,300
1%
Feb
175
102
Feb
91%
Jan
102
TV
Jun
1
3%
Apr
4%
Nov
43'
n
1,600
3%
•
*
IV
2%
4%
1,100
3
7,000
2%
Feb
200
15%
Jun
50
18%
Nov
6,200
3-a
Jun
7%
Jan
87/a
Jun
11%
Jan
1%
Apr
3%
Oct
2%
18
-
7%
13
18%.
,■
4
com
Feb
8a
20
2%
Inc
convertible
11
Jan
52
13
£1
4
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
Jan
10%
13%
v
7%
7 "Va¬
10%
__
il %
400
Apr
-
»,
Nov
Oct
Nov
3
18% July
24% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
21 %
Jan
25%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
Jun
1%
Apr
U
men Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp..
2%
Nov
-l§fl
H
400
Union Investment Co
Jan
99
Nov
Jun
27
Jan
$3.75 pfd series A
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
80s
Oct
United
Chemicals
U
-
3
-
U
Oct
1%
Jun
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
109
Aircraft
10%
-
13% Aug
7% Nov
Union Oil Co of California—
18%
3
11%-12%
500
92%
3
12%
2,000
6%
.8
of Canada
89
8% May
Feb
~5%
13
11
15
26
Mar
Aug
5%
200
10%
warrants
Corp
Oct
1%
x67/s
6%
May
14%
luO
Corp.
Oct
5%
20%
5%
120
10%
1t)c
Jan
4%
1,000
7%
30
4
Amer
23%
May
1,700
•
1,900
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
26
7%
200
15%
14%
True
56
30%
14%
'
15%
Oct
% Mar
Jan
6,100
'
5
19%
1%
30%
123% 123%
14%
—
1
&
Allied
8s
100
30%
25c
common
Markets
•
1
3
4
■
1
__i
%
Oct
21%
Jan
3%
United
9%
1.25
wnmon
page
1
•
common
2%
9%
9%
Jun
17%
35%
-
1
*1
"*9%
Jun
16
17
%
3%
B
common
Tampa Electric Co
Union Gas
25
25
5
100
4
Trans
'
X2%
600
2%
Jan
2% July
98
«•
.
common
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12%
100
Aeronautical Co_
Consolidated Petroleum
*■
200
II
19%
5
Inc
Russekg Fifth Ave
Ryan
~3%
2,500
21%
|
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Ryertott
3%
II
Hi
|
common
Rotary Electric Steel Co
(The)
Jun
21% July
16% Jun
6%
Co—
c
_
Rowe
200
"6%
.a
HH
t
Jan
"3%
•%
HHIIl
Rochester Gas <fc Elec 4%
pfd F
Roeser & Pendleton Inc
common
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets for ord.
reg.
Field
23
131
-
Aug
8%
9
—
'
23
•
v
15%
6%
A
1
4
II
Oct
52% Mar
Co
Grande Valley
Roosevelt
125
tv
%
_•
Rice-Stix Inc
Corpi
19%
19%
common
Richmond Radiator
<Texas
16,700
»
Reliance Electric &
Engineering
Rio
rfa
,*
__lo
preferred
Jun
Oct
2%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada.
* 1.T
1
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common.
%
2%
II
4
Corp
Toledo Edison 4%%
.
Jan
17%
17%
4
com
Finch Oil Corp
TrI-Continental
10
Rath
♦3 convertible
Raytheon
■jV
4%
300
1
•
Amer
R
option warrants.
Oct
Jun
1
Ray Drug common
Swan
3%
"\i
8
....
—
17%
3%
""%
J 0
Jan
Feb
2% Mar
1
Toklan
Aadio-Kelth-Orpheum
Oct
Jan
Jan
39
— —
Co common
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) ft Co
Todd
Railway & Light Securities—
Voting common
Railway & Utility Investment~Al
Jun
13%
200
nov
13 %
Quebee Power Co
26
100
2%
1
common
(Hugo)
Tishman
preferred
700
16%
4
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
JSterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Stlnnes
6%
38%
1
Co
July
2%
Corp
&
4
16%
1
(A)
100
38%
4
Stein
4%
2%
Co
Tiio
99
4%
Jan
13
common
9%
3% July
36%
16%
$7 preferred
Standard Products
Thorofare
Oats
Jun
Jan
l7/a
175*
7%
Jun
Jun
Jan
100
4%
—
1
Superior Portland Cenent,
Superior Tool ft Die Co
Jan
.
10
Sun
8
xl03 % X104
13%
May
„._20
Corp
Oct
Nov
99% 100
g
Jan
45
Standard Power & Light com
Common class B
Thor
Quaker
preferred
Jan
9%
,9%
7%
IHHIIHIo
18
Jan
1
common
(Ky)
39
comlllll4
May
37
10
Corp
69%
Xl03%
14
200
2.78
preferred
Dredging
Oct
1%
30
44%
'
Feb
1%
16%
44%
6%
2%
25
•
54%
9%
16
__
300
5
Stahl-Meyer Inc
2,050
%
16
10
9%
•
58
8
100
600
Corp
56%
•
common
Manufacturing
Apr
Jun
Light—
prior
preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Jan
7
10%
1
3%
32%
9%
Sep
4,300
4
3%
Nov
91% July
•
H
Feb
27
3%
.
B
3%
23% May
15%
200
1.100
500
14%
10%
3
Oct
31%
25
Steel Co of Canada
10%
Jan
9%
3%
1
Apr
700
Oct
1%
% May
2% Jun
Jan
32 %
5
2%
400
13 7/a
1
Royalty Co
Queen Corp conv cl A
Jun
9%
2%
Southland
1%
34%
700
Southern Pipe Line
1.100
9
%
23%
Jan
27
Apr
Mar
1%
32%
%
93
Jun
8%
2,900
26%
5%
47
1%
•
13%
Aug
25 %
12%
12.50
Standard Tube class B
Starrett (Thel Corp
3
87
13
27
Jan
Jun
Standard-Thomson
ajsq
Feb
25
3
41
Jan
25
Oct
3%
Feb
Sep
1,300
244%
Nov
3%
14%
July
30%
24%
14%
220%
31%
11%
_•
210
29%
Sep
14%
common
225
Apr
~2% Jaii
7%
Jan
234
2% Mar
228%
aMr
900
7%
7%
26% Mar
3%
7%
Oct
28
800
common___J2.50
Apr
4%
27%
Forgings
800
29%
1,200
500
Oil
5%
May
6
5%
800
Standard
5%
Oct
1,300
Standard
5%
Jan
29%
Apr
10
4%
28%
Nov
1
I
Oct
Jun
31%
10%
900
19%
3%
100
29%
597/a
18%
Jun
27
5%
1
preferred
jV
17%
~3%
16
14%
"3%
20
Jan
31 %
cum
5
17%
Jan
Sep
11%
4.32%
Jun
Hl25<>
common-
Puget Sound Power
Pyle-National
Pyrene
§
109% July
15
Jan
36%
50
"
common
luo% Mar
Oct
80
Jun
Jun
50
Erie
300
Oct
50
15
1%
16
67
Jan
28%
58
1
15%
Oct
53
29%
300
3
500
18%
31%
800
A
63
3%
22%
25
5%
3
Oct
Jun
19 % Aug
Jun
10%
Edison—
15%
\
62
1
Hue
18%
Too
of
of
5
18%
62
1,000
25
shares
Co
inc
Service
4%%
5
2,700
Oct
25
8%
1,100
2%
700
18%
4
preference
60%
16%
16%
1
common
Lambert
Metals
16%
Feb
preference
conv
300
II
21%
18%
100
original preferred
1,550
%
•
Co
Producers Corp of
Prosperity Co class
Providence Gas
♦5
500
11%
preferred
Jun
10%
Jun
cum
3
54
Jan
8%
100
Jan
conv
4
10%
13%
4.48%
Jun
100
Jun
4.56%
Jan
1,000
3%
20%
18%
9%
1
Pipe
7/a
4.88%
1%
5
2%
20%
1
California
4%
Jan
31,100
34%
5%
Pa
"9%
£1
Coast Corp common
Penn Oil common
South
9%
2%
4
common
Jan
Jun
Jun
200
Jan
100%
52%
~Erie~RRl
Lake
Jan
South
II
%
8%
U
Jan
200
5
5
Oct
17
375
33%
Jan
2
22 %
157/s
2%
34
3
4
Jun
24%
Apr
104 % 105%
105 %
1
Alexander
Prentice-Hall
2%
>
10 %
1st preferred
Pressed
11
52%
common__H~
Corp of Canada
0%
'150
11%
23%
10%
0 50
Hill
Lake
Jun
200
1,900
4
3%
Jun
19
May
10% Aug
900
;
46%
IIH..20
common
Scale
&
100
common
Metallurgical
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
6%
27%
il
•
(Mass).
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Polaris Mining
50
4%
46
2-50
Johnson Ltd .Amer
Pioneer Gold Mines
Ltd_
Piper Aircraft
Corp
Powdrell
55
4%
46%
250
3,300
__~i
Pinchin
Pneumatic
11 Va
4
.
common
Governor
&
23.
10%
54
1
pfd
Phillips Packing Co
Bess
22%
10%
25
Co
Perfect Circle
Corp
Pharis Tire & Rubber
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
15,200
23
common
Light 4%%
Pierce
15,800
8
23
*
Penn Gas & Elec class
A common
Penn Power «fc
Philadelphia
3%
•
common
preferred
preferred
Penn Water <fc
19
26
3%
Oct
1
100
Corp
43
7%
Oct
91
2%
4
common
Manufacturing
Feb
IIIIHa
Corp
Boss
Jan
"5
"I
_
Ltd
cum
Sonotone
Mar
15
Hi
...
Mills
$1 cumulative
Pennroad
Nov
98
37% Aug
1% Jun
14%
II"*""
& Reel
Telephone
105%
23%
8
88%
May
4
Manufacturing Co
4
3%
15
76
Publications—
preferred
(Howard) Paper Mills
Jan
Jan
50
4
3.90%
Jun
94
"•
Co
Co
Sep
•
I
common
Plymouth
105
105
33%
3%
Jan
1,500
4
Solar Aircraft Co
•
preferred
Parkersburg Rig
Jan
28%
Pancoastal Oil (CA) v t c
Pantapec Oil (CA) Amer sh
Paramount Motors Corp
Parker
8%
36% Aug
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
Pacific Power &
Light 5% pfd
♦1.30
32% Aug
Feb
89%
4
Ltd
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
32%
Pacific
Page-Hersey Tubes
2,900
16%
21%
4
25
common
28%
25
...
pfd series A
Pacific Public
36%
Oct
12% July
100
Corp of America class A
25
red
5%
35%
1%
21%
1
common
Simmons-Boardman
17%
12,200
1
preferred
8herwin-Williams of Canada
Sllex Co
Apr
Jun
Jun
~3%
1
4%
Breweries
2
Aug
%
~2 %
1
Control
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
15
2,200
72% May
Inc
Safety
Sick's
1
200
1%
21%
1
Sep
500
16%
1%
~2%
4
Sep
6% July
36%
20
1%
Jun
89%
Shawinigan Water ft Power...
16%
5
Gas & Elec 6%
Jan
16%
£
Simplicity Pattern
Can
Jan
19%
__23
Simpson's Ltd class B
Paclfc
28%
10
1%
1
common
$3 convertible preferred
Pacific
20% July
300
15%
1%
1
Sheller Mfg Co
Apr
700
400
J
Sep
Mar
14
24
15%
certificates
(R
Oct
23%
15%
S
Nov
700
24
4
4
Sep
33
Jun
Aug
11
112%
1%
•
Inc
27/a Mar
1% July
1% Jun
1
Nov
2%
44
1%
25t
Bhattuck Denn Mining
SOa
B
Jan
Serrlck Corp class B
Seton Leather common
O
Ohio
Oct
11%
stock
Semier
Sentry
Ohio
21%
Jun
prior stock
♦5.50
Jan
Jun
■4 Va
*
Industries
Convertible
8%
14%
Co
Allotment
3% May
500
3,900
Corp General
Jun
July
3,200
6%
common
2%
2%
8%
21%
6
Bros Inc
Shoe
•77/a
21
6
Segal Lock & Hardware
101%
700
Co
Seeman
Feb
8
21
common
Oct
2,800
6
Inc
Oct
130
82
Securities
A)
43
400
3
f
105% 105%
105%
Sep
(D
43%
10% July
50
pfd-100
1 it
Apr
Apr
Mar
1%
•
Oil
%
10%
42
United Corp common
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
fiayre & Fisher Brick Co
Nov
9
Apr
42
ihgh
1
20U
Jan
13
1
common
Samson
7%
40%
Low
49
Nov
8%
40
Ltd
Nov
400
40%
Corp
preferred
106%
4,700
1
40
conv
Nov
15%
Bait Dome Oil Co
10%
4
Securities
Northern Indiana Pub Serv 5%
Jan
Lawrence
1st
Apr
15%
9%
4
Utility
20
94% Mar
1,600
15
15
7%
2.1UO
♦
class A
Rayon
Airlines
Penn
Jun
Jan
12
Range Since January 1
High
Feb
92%
26%
Low
Shares
Aug
13%
150
ilin
9%
*
common
American
32
Jun
15%
1,100
26%
9
American
Feb
78,800
102%
11%
fl
Class B
Par
Sales
for Week
of Fi ices
Jan
26%
400
106
4
Corp common
Niles-Bement-Pona
15%
102
100
preferred
17%
14%
1
16%
16%
common
Niagara Mohawk Power cl A
North
200
34
»
Range
Sale l'rice
High
8%
St
«4®gara tohare
Nlplssmg
High
Week's
Last
New York Curb Exchange
10
1
1st preferred
2d
Thursday
■
Corp—
Pounders shares;
Niagara Hudson
33
33
11
STOCKS—'
Low
—10
—
Monday, November 14, 1949
EXCHANGE
ended november
Range Since January J
7% Aug
10
Rosarlo
CURB
week
CHRONICLE
Sales
Snares
4
common—
FINANCIAL
for Week
Range
01 Prices
Par
&
5% Aug
6"% Jun
5%
Apr
United
Corp
United
Elastic Corp.
Sep
United
Light ft Railways
1
8%
Oct
United
Milk
2%
1,100
10 %
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
8
Nov
warrants
Products
.%
Jun
May
100
Sep
62 %
Oct
3%
Jan
40
Aug
common
22,600
%
Jun
X32%
75c participating preferred
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
1%
32
4
R%
Jun
53% May
2%
4
Feb
4% July
3%
com
common
8%
37
3s/«
Aug
Products
x32%
38
100
?5%
Jun
34
33%
33%
34
20.300
21
Feb
34
Nov
7% May
15% Jun
10%
Jan
21
Mar
3% Aug
4%
Feb
246%
Feb
4
dep rets ord regis.
United N.I RR ft Canal
.100
237
237%
60
237
Oct
TV Jan
Oct
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Thursday
Last
STOCKS—
Low
United
46%
60
9%
10%
United
Specialities
S
9%
1
common
CJ S Air Conditioning Corp
U S Foil Co class B_,
S
1 %
1 %
1
13 Mi
10c
13%
52%
Jan
Jan
41% Aug
Jun
Reclaiming Co
Insurance
Utah
Oil
&
1,400
Feb
3%
Oct
1,025
Jun
86%
Nov
800
3%
Jun
6V8
Jan
1%
200
1
Jun
1%
Jan
Milwaukee
Jan
New England
2%
73
2%
900
1%
44
1%
100
35%
Aug
Feb
Aug
27%
27
27
Nov
50
27
21%
Jun
3%
•
3%
700
2
Feb
3%
400
21
Jan
y24%
Sep
Power
Piedmont
A 6
Valspar
Corp
common
II
4%
Venezuela
Syndicate
200
4%
Jun
4
6%
64'/„
65
40
61'%
Sep
71
27%
28
300
25'%
Jun
3%
Jun
5%
1% May
10% Aug
3%
Nov
5
4%
...
1,400
.
3%
3%
3%
800
13%
13'%
13'%
100
Apr
3'As
mtge
Oct
Jan
Elec
i
•
Baking voting trust ctfs ext_*
preferred
100
1%
$2
—•'
1% Aug
Watch
9%
9'A
9%
v
1%
1%
w
10%
10%
11%
250
1
1%
1
,1 %
4
Aircraft
Corp
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
Utilities
Texas
$6
preferred
Western Maryland Ry 1%
Tablet
Western
&
Wichita
IWm)
6%
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Corp
(R C)
Wilson
Brothers
Winnipeg Elec
w
Petroleum
Woodley
Woolworth
6%
W)
(F
American
34%
4%
,,
'■
2%
7%
7
__'
Edison
5s
22
May
3'A
Jun
9
8
8% July
2% Apr
Oct
5
100
Jun
23%
15% Mar
j,A
Feb
Apr
33
13%
2,100
104% Mar.
■:
Jun
8%
Jun
13%
ij
10 V.
Aug
14
Jun
8%
1970
2Tft
or
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
105%
100 %
106 % 106 %
1
105%
106%
106
104
165
100%
104%
108%
160%
106% 106%
4163% 166
104%
1940
1
1947
107
$87
.
76'A
90
123
,
95'%
130
74%
63
77
45
45
18%
52
45
46
18
52
60%
30
60
60
28%
52
$71
A-O
J-J
A-O
46
Washington Water Power
$53
$25
Hotel—
91
M-S
—1954
debs
income
A5s
$25
1950
1950
coupon
Waldorf-Astoria
$58
1953
coupon
">
J-D
1960
J-D
120
1959
F-A
82'%
91
97
107%
106%
108
120
120
118%
120%
103
103
100%
103
$107
1964
3%s
West Penn Traction 5s
Western
103
Union—
Newspaper
6s conv s f debentures
(Bait)
89%
14
88%
91'%
1
104%
102%
104%
M-S
105%
105% 106
21
105%
107%
98% 100
463
1954
99%
87
104%
4105% 106%
4s ser A
A 1st mtge 4s ser B
1993
1993
1965
J-J
105
111%
4111%
107%
1956
39%
39%
11
32%
48%
4
96%
100%
118
116
1
118
454
M-S
63%
40
100% 100%
100%
49
13
GO
33
52%
55%
99%
4100
J-J
19e3
& Western RR—
(coupon on)—
Ex-coupon market
International Power Sec—
452%
M-S
1950
J-D
65
102%
102% 103%
103% 103%
103%
43%
1958
-~443%
*
reduced
series C
(Dec l 1641 coup)
40 %
43%
to
.
45
37%
46'%
41%
49%
34
34
61%
80
3
26'%
32'%
97
15'%
19 Va
24%
30
U-N
J-D
$40
M-N
$47%
„
$47 '/a
A-O
—
J-D
$35%
™
J-D
$73
76
J-J
r'
2Vis
Government
6%s
1997
2012
1919
32'%
19
J-J
J-D
22 J%
18%
19
$30
32
M-S
2'A
2
2'A
42
2
3%
J-J
1921
nar
2
2
2%
3
2
3%
40
81
17
31%
5
32 '/a
31%
81
79
82
5
37
82
tlve-
80
18
32
80
"w
82
.1952
79
Slock and Bond Averages
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by
-Bonds—
20
15
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
49.50
39.35
68.30
49.24
39.16
68.06
SReported in
10
used
above—"cod," certificates of
"conv," convertible;
i,"
when Issued;
"M," mortgage; "n-v,"
"w w," with
First
Second
Grade
Grade
Util¬
(35 Stocks)
/
Rails
ities
Bonds
102.86
103.73
85.84
105.66
99.52
102.81
103.61
85.82
105.71
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
99.49
10
Total
Date—
.
.
Range for 1949
Closing
Nov.
9
-
Election Day
Election Day
High
34.38 Nov
9
7
34.27
Low
27.79 Jun
15
8_.
9
Nov.
—
—
34.24
Nov.
190.89
8
trials
5
Nov."
5
7
Nov.
Stocks
Nov..
Nov.
191.37
65
10
Nov,
11
Closed
.
48.65
39.19
67.82
102.88
103.64
>86.03
105.70
34.38
—
34.35
High
Closed
Low
99.56
190.42
48.30
39.12
67.65
102.81
103.86
86.13
105.75
99.64
11
Armistice Day
—
Armistice Day
Range for 1948
—
-
190.60
"cum," enmula^
trust ctrtilicbtes,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
40
Rails
deposit; "cons," consolidated;
non-voting stock; "vtc," voting
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
10
.10
transacted during current week.
receivership.
Abbreviations
Compiled by
Indus-
;
Total
80
Indus¬
prices; no sales being
si*
being traded flat.
•>
Dow, Jones & Co.
-Stocks-
dividend.
77
16
77
81
70%
7-3
included
n
$Thursday's bid and asked
46
32%
77
79
value
Odd^ot transaction
principal
80 %
.1952
Below are the daily
33%
58
8
45
81
74 %
.1957
coupon)
24%
a Deferred
delivery transaction (not Included In year's range),
d Jjfc-interest.
(not
in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock div.
h ExUnder-the-rule transaction (not included In year's range),
r Transaction for c
(not included in year's range).
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating
,Nn
e
75
F-A
.1957
series F
15%
32'A
$31
1972
A5'%S
75
.1955
coupon)
12%
13%
1947
1947
1931
(ser A B C
A Bonds
series E
82
6%
16
1951
D E)
stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2%
81
J-D
.1955
A6%s
83%
$13%
2008
stamped (Plan A)
Is to 2%s
54
Guantanamo
A
t.70.%
425
1953
.1961
Mountain Power 3%s
■
$7
Rio de Janeiro
118'A
Residential Mtge Bank—
Grand Trunk Western Ry 4s™
***
•\70
H'
M-S
(Republic of) —
Peru
ARusslan
stamped
■
78%
"
J.J
1952
7s stamped
Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
AMortga'ge Bank of Chile 6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Interest
A6%s ex Nov l 1947 coupon
71%
46'%
}
79%
$76
$75
.
ALima
Parana
5s
717A
37%
112%
55%
54
54%
1940 coupon,. 1953
Nov.
High
3
42%
42%
F-A
Mortgage
Marelli Elec Mfg Co—,,
No v.
Jan. I
Low
$70
M-N
:
106%
105%
102 %
106% 106%
May
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s
Nov.
Danzig Port & Waterways—
AExternal 6'%s stamped
100
99 %
4104% 106
M-N
1st mtge
io.,——
J-J
Range Since
Sold
No.
High
$70
J-D
City (Peru) 6'%s stamped.1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
Interest reduced to 2'As
2008
99%
105
105
A-O
Nov.
Bonds
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
A-O
1955
1953
5%s
AMedellin
mtge 4%s
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Date-
or
107%
5
89%
—
Gen
(July 1941
Sale Price
Bank
External
(Bait City)—
1941
Week's Range
Last
Period.
Municipal Loan—
Cons
External
104% 104%
A-O
& RR
Interest
Exchange
(Col) —
A20-year 7a
April 1940
A 20-year 7s
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
ACauca Valley 7s
1948
Agricultural Mortgage
103%
M-N
—
A6'%s with Nov 1
Thursday
New York Curb
108%
1969
—
Lt & Pwr
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
89%
"103% 103%
1962
on
1
Dec
ex
92'%
103%
1981
listed
A7s
83
J-J
A7s
104%
$125% 135
1946
1 1947 coupon
Service Co—
A7s with Dec
55
A-O
1976
A 78
$106% 107
1940
;
i\
<108%
89%
J-J
(Aug
Electric
101% 103%
J-D
A7s
102
—
Corp—
A6%s ex Aug
United
107
102
M-S
1969
A 7s
99%
109
1966
1977
r
104
Low
1958
3s
.iA6%s
$102
U-N
A-O
<
,
BONDS
J-J
1st ref 2%s series R
-'
105
106%
1960
Industries—
stamped
'2nd
High
1978
2%s conv debs
,
106'%
104 c
103 7A
Hydro-Elcctric Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon—1953
Danish
1st ref mtge 2%s ser Q
■'
105%
106
F-A
1989
1950
trust
Jan. 1
Low
No.
10
M-S
ref mtge 3s ser P
ser
4
106% 196%
$104
$103
Range Since
Sold
108% 108%
J-J
.1954
Jan
Debenture
6s
106'A
Week's Range
J-D
1948
5s„,
Green
106'%
(Hugo)
Apr
Corp—
___
Debenture
6s
101'%
114
103%
„
105'A 105'A
Nov
ltt Jan
5,500
> 108%
Q-F
Debenture 5s
Finland
lOO'/a
109'%
20
$101% 102'%
$109%
105'A
-
Cities Service 5s
Ercole
161%
105
Jan
x6%
A
100
8
"2% "2 A
J-D
™_,.
Electric
Elmlra Water Lt
105%
Terni
Oct
98
Last
1998
2%s.
Gas
148%
101'/a
160% 161%
$105
J-J
1970
3'As
Elec
&
5s
inc 5s
3rd stamped
A7-4s
Jan
13
400
Gas
Corp
(Hugo)
Stinnes
v
Apr
11
32
Sale Price
1960
_
3%s revenue ser of 1947
Consolidated
55
—
-1971
collateral
A7-4s
Jan
Feb
xl3
(Calif)
Gas
mtge 3s
Stinnes
May
7
'imiif
I'eiiod
6s
debentures
Gas El
;
Sep
19
Chicago Transit Authority—
1st
Counties
Oct
16
Jun
2
15% July
150
Interest
•
Exchange
debentures
Ccnsol
Southern
5s
Jun
Canada—
of
C™
States
26
60
Jan
400
J-J
5s
Feb
36
5%
4%
8
™
1964
•5'%s
26
Jun
14
,,-A'
"*2 JV
*
City Electric 3%s
Central
155
Jun
100
-
13%
12%
Atlantic
Edison
161%
M-S
J-J
F-A
A-O
1965 '
3s
3'As
Gas
California
:■
Apr! a
Jun
200
\
■
xl3
J-D
Boston
8%
.
27 %
100
31%
1970
Steel
107
'
v;
_„V;
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis
series
Apr
21%
100
16%
Low
Telephone
1%
Sep
Feb
100
15'%
Thursday
5s
99'A
107
105%
£1
BOND S ;
Bell
106%
93
105%
Ltd—
deposit receipts
New York Curb
Bethlehem
A
108
103
106
$106% 107%
M-S
1973
1970
AStarrett
115%
•
-
4%
8
preference.,™™™
-"
.
106 %
105%
15
198
106
IL-N
1952
6s B_„
1973
Southwestern
Jan
50;
13%
,.
32
2
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
:
105%
104%
J105% 106
A-O
1952
A
series
Spalding (AG)
112
''
800
6
13%
pfd_™™100
common
65
103%
*
J-J
3s_1981
California
1st
1'% July
4% Oct
20'% Mar
22
7%
♦
common
™
16%
jU, ■
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Woodall Industries Inc
'
2%
25
;
Feb :.
6'% May
■Vv'r
,
15%
16%
■
common
preferred w
5%
V;
__
*
& Co
"•
138
Products Inc—
Willson
57
1
3
.
105% 103
106
J-J
1998
debs
Southern
Oct
Nov
% July
'
32
1
1
103%
Jan
11%
1
W'-'.
__
10
5
Corp
109%
100
$25
ref M 3s ser B
Mar
2%
2%
1,200
22
33
_10
& Co
111
I® May
6'% Jun
■
.
—
20
Oil
>■;
-
*
com
Inc
River
4%
'-7'z
1st pfd__100
Stationery
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whitman
i
—
*
Westmoreland Coal
Westmoreland
%
1.25
.
Jan
6,600
2,250
i
'
—
Baking Co warrants
Warner
9%
1,200
4%
t c
Apr
7% July
108% Sep
1,000
1%
30
Co
1%
••
l
preferred
cum
Ward
46;.
108 %
60%
60%
$105'A 106
$55
Joaquin Lt & Pow
1st &
-
Waltliam
21
1*
4
—
105% 105%
105%
1960
3 VaS
>
Wagner
Waitt & Bond Inc
22
103% 103%
103%
Co—
Gas
&
Southern
Co
52%
Co—
coupon
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp
W
Aircraft
46
+108% 109
1940 coupon__1960
1947
1
Queens Borough Gas & Electric—
5%s series A
San
Waco
87%
27%
™
Oct
,13%
.
-20C
Inc
Manuafcturing
-,j
Hydro-Electric
ex
50-year
34 'A Mar
1st
Service
Public
Jan
64%
27%
Petroleum
Venezuelan
Vogt
5
to
Light 4%s
%s with Oct 1
A6%s
S4
convertible
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
4%
Power 3'As
GO
38%
45%
J-J
J-J
F-A
A-O
A-O
J-J
J-D
Ohio
Oct
23'A
——
3%S.
A-O
M-S
M-N
at
Gas
High
62
9
$25
1963
.,1969
1950
We
1968
1st mtge 3s
1971
Park Lexington 1st mtge 3s
1964
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s_1964
3%s
1970
Oct
23 %
3 %
5
coupon
1963
1967
1961
Extended
86%
50% July
24
1%
44
1947
1
+55
1952
1952
coupon
McCord Corp deb 4%s
Midland Valley RR—
4%
1%
10
common
Light common
Nov
Superpower
3%
10
Sugar
Power
ex
Altallan
Jan. 1
Low
0.
Co—
1940
1
Kansas Power & Light
86%
4'%
10
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho
86
50c
Consolidated
Jan
16 V4 May
4%
1
Universal
A7s
Oct
1%
12% Mar
l'/4
1
Universal
10%
% July
600
with Nov
3%
•
common
United Stores Corp com
1,300
%•
Isarco Hydro-Electric
86 '%
J-J
ctfs
escrow
A7s
Range Since
Sold
High
Co—
Power
A Debenture
85%
•
^nd International Securities™
1st preferred with warrants-
U S Rubber
300
14
.
——.1
—^
Radiator
$5
42% May
4,150
S9%
Interstate
Apr
Jan
6%
44
39%
1%
7V4
37 V2
46%
39%
Jun
Aug
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
'%
25
Shoe
Preferred
Week's Range
of Thursday's
.
LOW
4%
25c
10
Machinery common—-25
preferred
United
U
Low
High.
Last
Sale Price
Period
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
Profit Sharing com
10%
U
Thursday
Interest
BONDS
Shares
33.
11
for Week
of Prices
Par
NOVEMBER
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Week's
(1941)
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4855
170
Volume
—
37.83 Jun 10
,—™
32.37 Dec
29
34
(1942)
THE
COMMERCIAL
Transactions at the New York Stock
&
FINANCIAL ^CHRONICLE
Transactions at the New York Curb Exchange
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Railroad
Number of
and Miscel.
Week Ended Nov. 11, 1949
Saturday
Monday
Shares
Foreign
*
2,976,000
Government
Bond
Bonds
—
401,000
$1,316,000
1,000
4,365,000
Tuesday. iw-w,
3,212,300
3,817,000
£,872,300
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
340,000
Saturday:.
1
4,316,410
$10,789,300
$1,480,000
.
$7,000
-
:
.
Monday
Holiday
Total
L—JJLLk---
:
1949
7,468,980
37,000"
;
282,163
—
—i—,—
Foreign
—
Stocks—No. of shares
Total
——T-i
1,480,000
1,267,500
79,261,270
$8^4,000
$161,000
16,941,000
590,380,900
$12,276,300
$18,255,500
$671,005,670
$899,178,840
OTHER STOCK
Week's
://"■
V
Pur
American
Agricultural
American
Sugar
Chemical
*
Refining
——100
American
Tel
Tel
&
American
Woolen ——
Anaconda
Copper
*
50
100
Boston & Albany RR
Edison
Boston
24%
40%
Stamped
—
19
3,043
210
High
34% Mar
46%
32% Mar
138
Common
stamped
150%
Jan
7%
prior preferred
class A
cl
Boston
stamped
Personal
Feb
Crane Co common
Jun
35
Jan
100
Apr
120
Jan
Dodge Mfg Corp common
L
Domestic Credit Corp class A
Eddy Paper Corp (The)
22%
Jun
38%
2,528
40
July
46
Oct
14%
14%
380
12
Aug
19%
Jan
2%
Jan
Flour
2
2
v— 65
1%
Jun
32
32
32
Simons
275
29 %
July
19%
19
Fox
4%
13
3% Jun
6
Jan
General
Brewing common
Candy class A
19%
300
19 %
Nov
General
Finance
4
98
14% July
3% Jun
37.76
20
31%
65%
267
—*
11%
11%
11%
20
3
5%
Jan
Feb
37.76
Nov
38% July
8% Jun
65%
Oct
%
Jan
12
i
Lines
SS
General
Gibson
National
Inc
General
General
Co
Mathleson
Chemical
N
New
(N H)
Stop
&
Shop
United
6%
Inc..
Oct
May
Hein
37
Oct
Hibb
67%
Sep
Illinois
49.55
49.56
12
42.20
Jun
49.56
Nov
Indep Pneum Tool
38%
39%
1,152
33%
Jun
40%
Jan
Indiana
32%
34%
228
23%
11%
11%
75c
7&C
49"%
50%
—
38%
__
11%
*
—
—
15
10%
__
,
1
Acme
Steel
Co
'■
15
130
125
1,800
>
97
14%
40
13
876
4
50
1%
110
5
95
127
19%
34% July
42%
Sep
La
46
59
Sep
Lealh
Jun
Aetna
Ball
Allied
Laboratories
&
Asbestos
1
Co
Mfg
*
common
Ext
8c
Co
Co
Automatic
Avco
Univ
8%
Jan
10%
Nov
94%
9%
Oct
Middle
Jan
Miller
5%
Jun
22c
Oct
96
Aug
13%
Nov
45c
Jun
11
1%
Jun
Jun
Jan
53/4
Apr
Nov
35%
52
52%
2,768
1,150
443/a
Jun
54% Mar
52% Jan
18%
Oct
36 %
Nov
44
__
39%
39%
10
33
%
34%
270
31%
43%
Jan
x28%
28%
993
2Q3/4 May
29%
Oct
42% May
38% May
Aug
40%
.
$1
Field
8c Co
West Corp
Hart
&
Mfg Co
Aviation
common
*
Week's
Oct
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
45%
45%
Burd Piston
Ring
National
Oak
High
Low
100
45%
37%
High
Jun
6%
1%
20
100
18,'
Oct
46% Oct
20% Aug
29%
1,600
15%
Feb
29%
5%
300
4%
Jun
6%
7
22%
-
23
900
800
145% 146%
6%
1%
1,100
6%
700
5%
6% Sep
17% May
Nov
10%
23
Nov
150%
Jan
5
Jun
7%
Jan
Apr
Aug
5%
1%
200
1
4%
200
2
50
5%
5%
6
1% Aug
Jan
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
5
Jun
7%
Jan
15%
Feb
Carr-Consol
Illinois
Central
111
common..
Light
com
Corp
Convertible preferred
11
Jun
27
Jun
common
1
footnnte*
5
13
Parker
Pen
Peabody
5%
5
Co
Coal
5i#>e
nog©
5
14 %
14%
1,700
10% July
14% Nov
11%
11%
650
8% Mar
50
1
5%
13
300
100
Penn
Elec
Peoples
Lt
Gas
Co
Jan
73
Oct
Nov
Jun
Jun
9%
Jun
333A
Jan
15
Oct
17
Jan
18
Sep
Jan
Oct
4%
*
34% Mar
Jun
73/4
Jan
Jun
10
&
Bend
Lathe
Stewart-Warner
Sundstrand
Swift
&
capital
Trane
Co
;
'
*
Co
13%
(The)
U
S
Steel
Feb
6%
10
8%
Oct
15 S/8
Feb
7% Mar
Jun
14
July
63A
Nov
Jun
8 3/a
Sep
xl4% July
21%
Nov
24
Jan
19%
Apr
450
2%
1,400
13/4
4%
9% July
Nov
2%
50
10
220
3
Stores
Wisconsin
Woodall
10"
26
Jun
Mar
25%
250
24
Oct
313/4
Jan
X25%
"
26%
200
22%
Feb
26%
9%
1,150
6%
Jun
10%
Oct
Jun
233/4
23
26
'
23
50
6% "7 6%
6%
16%
20
534 Aug
1,200
100
15
300
14
14%
1,400
14
Nov
17%
100
106
Aug
115%
Nov
6%
6%
26%
200
41%
42%
1,000
11
11%
300
23%
23%
100
11%
11%
600
23
233/4
1,000
5%
Yates-American
Sep
200
4%
19
Jun
9
150
26%
15%
%
15
Feb
6%
22% Aug
29%
,
41%
23%
23
.5%
cum
American Radiator
Anaconda
Jan
17
17
43%
oct:J
13%
Jan
22
Apr
28%
Jan
10%
Jun
13% "Apr
19
Jun
24%' Sep
*!
Jan
i!
:;
6%
4% Aug
13% July
100
21%
300
Jun
10
500
36%
Feb
453/4
Nov
Jun
14%
May
Sep
123/J,
123/8
100
9%
:7%
7%
700
5
15%
153/4
"9%
•..9%
'
10
10
50
133/4
Jun
15%
Jun
.11%
Jan
27%
Jun
33%
NOV
Feb
-65%
Nov
83/4 July
20
May
L*3%
Jan
33%
63%
10%
10%
?6%
27%
'40%
40%
13%
13%
24%
25%
27%
27%
83
83
11%
11%
750
12%
12%-
150
800
27%
•
.
*
24%
12%
prior
T
pref__*
83*.
"11%
•
2
s
capital-
,
200
"
e
49%
'100
>
450
'
I'
'
H
,
34
Jun
10%
Jun
14%
Nov
3,800
20 V*
Jun
25%
Oct
100
20%
Jun
29%
Oct
5
Inc
13%
Jun
17%
Feb
Armco 8teel Corp
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
fi%
.Tun
9%
Jan
Bethlehem
2
Feb
Oct
2%
Oct
Pacific
common
Ry
Co
150
11%
Oct
Certaln-teed Products
Columbia Gas System Inc
Continental Motors
1,900
47,900
10%
Jun
13%
Oct
Curtiss-Wright
1/256
Nov
1/128
Nov
Farnsworth
9%
Nov
13%
Jan
General
Jan
18%
com
Copper Mining capital
50
34%
.150
9%
9%
•
14%
143/s
Radio
Co
1,100
73% July
"10%
83
Jun
9
Jun
12
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.;,
Nov t
Oct
■
-
-
*
13 %
9%
Nov
16-v,, Oct
July
50
—10
Jun
3%
.
,.
Oct
,«10% July
Jun
29/
900
25%
Jun
27%
28 %
27%'
700
30%
700
23%
Jun
33%
29%
25
14%
14%
•
700
10%
Jun
15
Sep
Jun
14%
Oct
Jun
11%
Apr
1
II %
5%
11%
400
10.,
;5%
5%
800
7%
•
7%
400
5%
7%
I
38%
38%
Jan
35
Jan
600
Jun
May..
27%
Nov
103%
Jan
Jun
8%
i
Jan
Jan
9%
Apr
Mav
7%
Jan
34% Jun
39%
Jan
1
38%
;
Jan
14%
19%
86.
29%
143/4
'
100
•
Feb
7%
10
-9%
28%
—*
1
2%
500
■-
*
•
Tele &
Electric
new
100
'
1
8c St San
100
Oct
13%
,13%
'"33
1
Lines
8%
% Mar
:
»
1J
V
17%
Canadian
5
.
;
'
200
.
;
i
27% Aug,
413/4 Jan
1,700
.
:■'
Nov
6%
62%
62%
.
Mar
1,750
:•
32%
10
common
!
Jan
8%
7
7%
1 i
—2
capital
:
•
Jan
8%
25
—
8%
% Mar
Jan
Jun
8%
45%
25
17%
4
'
Jun
34
Stocks—
Steel
•.
Oct';"
.8%
common^—_5 '
Corp
Air
Nov
X44%
5
stock
Mach
Jan
Unlisted
Jan
—25
common
,
Jan
115JA 115%
.
•
capital—5
(new),
Inc
Jan
16%
13%
14
<
Jan
8
16%
—
——
i
Nov
9%
9%
1
common
Bankshares
Industries
22
12
Jan
43/1 Mar
59
Jan
6% July
Sep
Jan
14 %
May
100
11
Oct
3%
52%
47%
Oct
13
jun
2,200
11
3
Sen
283/4
Jun
53/8
52%
Nov
Jun
6%
10
113/4
7
5
11
3
•
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg
Jun
125
11%
2%
-
5
Jan
5
Jun
23
300
5*
common
14%
9%
2%
Jan
2
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Air Lines Inc
100
9%
21 ¥4
11
*
capital—
common
17%
gi/4
Jan
100
21%
2%
•
—
17%
.
18%
9%
*
^
Alleghany
17%
Sep
Jun
13
200
-1
common
(The).
Corp
American
123/4
12%
1/256 1/128
13
I
Texas
Thor
Oct
12%
53
Jun
600
21
.00
common
Mach .Tool
Co
Oct
18
Nov
Apr
100
-
21
.50
cap
common
Corp
Noy
~~
6%
14
'7% : / 7%
73/4
—V
v
.10
Container Corp common—Storkline Furniture common
56
33%
Nov
7%
600
21 3/4
.'"V
25-;
Stone
55%
100
,
25
Works
Ind
of
11%
400
Mar
22
300
21
_5
common
Oil
Apr
2%
63/4
■
14
:
• *
Feb
34
•M.W
•
capital
Corp
Mar
2%
'
.
•
Prod
9
34
-
.
1
40
400
'
-
II-
common
Co
43
3%
22
Feb
37
2,600
73/8
13
Oct
.Tan
15%
300
'
v
12%
IP
10
28
7%
123/4
0
•
■
;
-
Roebuck
100
3
27%
—
—
>
Sangamo Elec Co
200
3%
5
7%
1
common—
500
350
7
12%
-10
Coke
&
(The)
52
8%
7
27%
-5
Pennsylvania RR capital
Potter
55
8
100
"1,400
!5
•
Switch class A
11%
8
22
22
7
-1
common
52
11%
22
21%
21%
II
common
Co
54%
1/256
common
11%
14%
—7/7
common
prior preferred
55
a—1
*
11%
300
vtc
common
Standard
11%
_*
—
Cherry Burrell Corp
For
wd
common
Rights
100
200
10
Secur
Central 8c S W
12%
33%
,—12%
Biscuit
Central
12%
33%
2%
Burton-Dixie Corp
Butler Bros common
11%
Jan
1
Jun
2%
1,300
Nov
138%
2 %
1
83/4
15
«
Bancorp common
Manufacturing common
Spiegel Inc
5%
6%
5
common
100
'
4%
*
15
14%
Northwest
Standard
20
5%
1
Bruce Co (EL) common.—
Nov
6
500
14%
..5
prior preferred—:
South
Range Since January 1
28%
29
1
Brach 8c Sons (EJ.) capital
24%
.
Sinclair Oil Corp
2 %
10
n
12%
v..
52
11,300
73/4-
550
common
Society Brand Clothes
Sales
5
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Blnks Mfg Co capital
;
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp common
100
73
•
capital
Inc
Signode Steel Strap
10
—
33%
15
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Wieboldt
Belden
Bendlx
Nov
250
Monroe Chemical Co common——-—
Jan
46%
3
Mfg Corp..
6 3/4
Jan
Feb
19%
,
Feb
29%
Jan
7
4% Aug
12%
Mar
173/4
3% Aug
76c
Jan
108
Nov 7.
4
common:
Jun
5%
"1,200
12
Mickelberry's Food Prod
Apr
79
3
Washer
Jan
33%
1
Marshall
25%
23
1
common
Athey Products Corp capital
14%
10
50
63/4
7%
_♦
common—
Jan
15
27%
Salle
153/4
125
146
5
Oct
Jun
13
37%
common
Jun
400
*
capital
14%
12
Harvester
Co
103/4
18%
100
common.
Tel Co
6%
Jun
69
1
ll3/8 May
7% Nov
36%
26%
10
5
Castings
Bearing common.
American Tel &
Armour
:
common
Aluminum
Jun
6%
350
\> 150
37
Libby McNeill & Libby common
Lincoln Printing Co common—
25%
46%
Drug
56%
18%
„
International
Jun
36%
Last
common
new
Corp
4
6 Vs
12%
12
common
70
__
Par
Advanced
Sep
Jun
37
common
27
4%
Sale Price
Admiral
9%
9%
25
common
Katz
260
18%
Prod
Kellogg Switchboard
2,115
4
Steel
Apr
Jan
10%
Thursday
(new)—5
50
100
95
Jun
46
71 %
•
Nov
Chicago Stock Exchange
common
125
33%
1
Shellmar
Laboratories
Jan
-
93/4
5%
10
Serrick Corp class B common
Abbott
3% Aug
11
.
1
common
Nov
Sears
STOCKS-
Jan
73/4
Jan
12%
3
5%
52%
.
31%
Jun
2%
_10
11%
26
25
Jun
5%
50
6
•
common
34 %
36 %
.
Sep
22 %
100
11%
11%
.
•
capital..!
Co
Jun
91%
90
1
4%
__
25
Corp——12.50
.
Brick
8% Mar
115
14
14%
„
Oct
Jan
25%
350
9%
*
cap
75cJun
7%
15%
97
—
10
Electric
\
7
Werner Corp
Spencer Bartlett
new
35
6%
6%
27— 27c
91%
\ 27c
•
Co
7%
__
5
65%
28%
Jan
5% :V
so
1
common
200
40%
10%
"*
100
55
15
'
-10
-1
40%
54'%
„
—*
Shoe Macninery common
preferred'———:
,
—
*
Inc
Westinghouse
19%
Jan
-25
Drill
Rubber
19%
Jun
—50
United Fruit Co
U S
23
Feb
15 % Aug
25
"3%~"
11
♦
common
Brew Co.
19%
2.50
Webster
Twist
Heileman (G)
29
100
—
Torrington Co
Union
Jan
53%
2.50
-
Machine.————
Folding
39
240
100
Rexall Drug Co
&
Aug
277
100
Hartford
&
————
Stone
25
36%
5
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co.—_
Reece
55
67%
20
North Butte Mining—
Northern RR
37%
Nov
x59
3%
80
10
-
common
Instrument Co
36%
1
—
Haven
Harnischfeger Corp
37""""
*
——
System
England T61 .& Tel—,—-
Y
Hammond
Oct
3
64%
Corp———
Linotype
England Electric
New
Jan
88%
19%
•
Narragansett Racing Assn
New
68 %
; ' Aug
273/fe
Oct
Jan
65%
,
Jan
Jun
75
36%
—.—_1
Copper
Nash-Kelvinator
6%
57
15
_——15— 75c
Kennecow
Mergenthaler
Feb
80
64%
•
—
Roy ale Copper
60
77%
•
•
Razor
Hathaway Bakeries
4%
61%
77%
2,500
.
5%
1
common
Dk
&
37%
Corp ——;————1
Safety
Dr
61
•
Electric
Gillette
Lakes
H)
•
Stores
Capital
4%
(W
350
29 %
27%
„_5
Motors Corp common
Refrigerator Co common
Co
39 3/8
22%
10
Gillette Safety Razor commonGuldblatt Bros common
100
633/4
-
1%
Corp comomn——
61
77%
—
100
100
100
Assoc
Employers Group
Isle
100
:
—
Auto
(Peter)
Great
preferred series A—
preferred B
preferred adjustment
Drive
Jun
Jun
28%
5
Four-Wheel
43
61
453/4
Co-
Inc
Jan
63%
—
America
Jan
37.76
10
of
100
High
11%
Feb
9
1,600
20%
*
Mills
633/4
63%
28%
—_*
D
Low
1,300
55% x59
1
&
5%
4
4
--—1
——
1st
First
D
3% July
4%
—
•
„-
Common
Eastern
Connell
112
Eastern Mass Street Ry—
5%
55%
Range Since January 1
High
11%
—.10
Common
Gossard
6%
&
Shares
11
25
4%
4
for Week
Prices
63%
5
371
25%
11%
25
common
140
70
$53,233,000
Sales
Range
10
common.
25
45%
_———————5
Copper Range Co —
6%
Co
29%
2
100
Prop Trust
Century Shares Trust
Service
Service
24%
100
pfd stamped—
Calumet & Hecla
Cities
Week's
o1
/
2%
28%
44%
,
100
_
1st pid
1st
C
$41,714,000
Low
1
*
-
Coleman (The) Co Ine
Commonwealth Edison
Fitz
—.———100
5%
1%
Cities
Sep
40% Aug
Jun
L
preferred
Chrysler Corp (new)
14%
100
——
$946,000
Railroad—
Maine
8c
1,564,000 *1
Sale Price
common
Convertible
Boston Elevated Railway—
Boston
7,677,000 \\
1,536,000
H
Chicago Corp
Range Since January 1
45%
.
8,597,000
17,000
EXCHANGES
108'/a 109%
!
—
__
25
.—
447/a
40%
149,000
Par
Low
44 %
__
146%
.
Last
High
145% 146%
—
...
100
$43,992,000
Thursday
Shares
Low
•
$31,581,000
$1,033,600
Total
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
i
$780,000
28,000
STOCKS-
'
'
65,704,621
161,000
Sales
Range
1948
52,698,034
government
Exchange
Thursday
•>'•••;-7.Cast
«
1949
1,638,590
Foreign corporate
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
STOCKS—
Jan.lto.Nov.il
1948
$844,000
Foreign
821,669,800
Doslon Stock
$28,000 J $1,033,000
'
Domestic
72,440,040
10,789,300
—.—
.
427,000
1,129,997
j,.
Bonds
3,804,000
—
Industrial--
&
23,000
Holiday
-
1,129,997
$1,205,000
890,000
._x-
—.
Railroad
$473,500
28,000
$7,000
—-
196,000
98.000
306,000
.
..
_
Week Ended Nov. 11
261,923,212
$19,000
Bank
International
$5,060
■
.1948
215,603,329
Bonds
O. S. Government
329,000
Holiday
Jan. 1 to Nov. 11
1948
4,316,410
Total
$81,000
17,600
.
—
154,000
1949
shares—:
Stocks—No. of
!
Corporate
$9,000
312,000
384,464
*
Total
1949
$72,000
y
Foreign
.-
..
Government
i'
—
!
__
i
151,215
312,155
.i.
—
^
Foreign
Domestic
$12,276,300
—
Week Ended Nov. 11
.
\
Bonds (Par Value)
of
Shares)-
Week Ended Nov. 11,1949
3,383,000
Holiday
547,000
Friday
(Number
Sales
—
Jf
:)
Stocks
$6,000
1,507,540
.
Total
Bonds
$192,000
1,172,050
Wednesday
Thursday
United States
Bank
Bonds
$1,124,000
1,171,270
j-
—
Tuesday '—
Daily, Weekly-and Yearly
Inl'l
Bonds
404,650
„.
Monday,' November 14; 194SL
'
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1
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4855
170
Volume
(1943)
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
35
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
lor Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Thursday
STOCKS—
'
•
1
•
v
*
'
"
Low
Par
<•
5
1
Motors
Graham-Paige
Laclede Gas Light
——
■
4
Nash-Kclvinator Corp
-;
'
■9
5
*
—
?
New York Central RR capital
j
Packard
c
•
Motor Car
Pure Oil
1
,v,;
common
common.
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Republic Steel Corp common
Jan
3% Jun
4%
Jan
8%
8%
800
8% Jun
10%
Apr
21%
.'300
'
''500
4
19%
Jun
2l7/8
8%
Jan
12
Apr
Jun
33%
1,400
12%
800
22%
100
-2%
14%
Apr
27%
Jan
5%
Apr
4% Aug
-
17%
14 %
200
Jun
17%
Jun
74%
Nov
Jun
19%
Nov
Feb
26
Nov
Studebaker
,}
1
Standard Steel Spring—
_
United
&
—
26
1
—J-
26
11
11%
•
Corp
Wil6on
25
1
Corp common
Sunray Oil Corp—
11%
4%
4%
16%
3,500
,
800
9%
2%
Jan
11
•
Co
11%
Jun
1,000
5
—
common
Detroit Slock Exchange
Oct
60 %
1,800
71%
'
,
Jan
30
Apr
12
16%
.71%
16%
25
11%
Jan
'*«
r
preferred
N O
C
&
Cine
...
li.
:
T
Gibson
„
Art
20
29% .31%
188
20
100
16
76
100
t
81
4%
81
74%
74%
75
I 18%
—10
.
;
1
18%
19%
.—25 i:
50.
Bell Tel
Sub
Eaglc-Picher
t.
Formica Insulation
5%
—*3—"
—
81
5%
Feb
4
26%
115
Oct
32%
Sep
Frankenmuth
104%
Sep
Fruehauf
90 %
7%
Jan
Gar
'76%
Jan
Gemmer
.Jun
•.
'
157/g
39
122
53
50
...
.
Jun
19 % Mar
23
...
Jan
39
44
Jan
Nov
Oct
55
100
19% July
21%
Jan
59%
414
43 Va
Jan
59 Vs
Nov
11%
11 %
50
7%
Aug
8%
Jan
78%
*
79%
21V«
56%
79%
1,340
57%
Feb
80 Va
Nov
7%
Jan
16 %
Sep
13%
13%
220
37%
40
128
July
40
Nov
50
50
50
25
40%
Jan
50
32%
32%
32%
30
26%
Feb
33%
9%
9%
30
7%
Jan
10% July
10
26%
26%
27%
571
19%
Jun
27%
100
145%
25
28%
63 %
•
7
# -
B
:
,
13%
-50
28
American
Airlines
Rolling
Tel
American
1
1
-
Mill
Service
Cities
Columbia
Gas
Power & Light
RW.trhtv.^'
'
Dayton
fipneral
,
General
Motors
Stove
—
-
National Cash
York
New
common—
General
Motors
Hoskins Manufacturing
Motor
Hudson
_
Timken
U
R
—
Electric
11%
11%
201
0%
Jun
12
Apr
McAleer
30%
30%
65
26%
Jan
30%
Nov
*
*
-
38%
50
34%
Jun
39%
Jan
50% July
72%
Nov
30%
Feb
35%
Nov
10
Jun
13%
Jan
69%
348
35'/a
1
10%
10%
72%
35%
10%
109
Tel
Tel
&
'
:i
•
Screw
RR (Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio
City Products Corp-^
Michigan
a-i.
Dow
Wheel
Motor
duPont
(E I)
(Un)
_
Packard Motor Car
13%
25
13%
Nov
17% Mar
%
141
8%
Feb
12
12%
100
9%
Jun
14
8
Apr
;
Jan
17%
Rickel
River
(H
Medusa
'Portland
•
11%
Oct
22%
Nov
Sheller
74%
Oct
Standard
27%
Oct
Timken-Detroit Axle
Jun
34%
34%
34%
50
33%
Oct
24%
25
150
20%
Jun
27%
27%
■
43% Mar
25%
Oct
*29%
Oct
i
20% May
20
Week's
Manufacturing
Tube
for Week
of Prices
Shares
1
>'•
28%
a30% a30%
14%
;
Pennsylvania RR (Un)_i
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Reliance Electric & Eng
.—
—
V
.
—
7%
Republic Steel (Un)
Bros
Richman
25
14%
10%
36%
20%
3
60%
60%
—
—
Roebuck
Sears
&
Co
Standard Oil of Ohio common
Union
US
Carbide k Carbon
Steel
Warren
For
i
.
*
2
(Un)
Refining & Chem
footnotes
see
page
42.
:
—
all%
I
11%
41%
—
'
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—
'
33
45
5
*
—
13%
-
i
—
33 V*.
—"
14
—
—
__
.—
__
—
—
—
1%
11
17
16
Jun ;
Udylite
B
.
165
200
480
100
40
44
:
33
45
Mar
1%
8%
Jan
Nov
3%
Jun
'
Oct
42 Va
Aug
2%
Oct
2%
Jan
100
1%
Feb
2% May
600
a
1%
Apr
,
T
180
99
350
1%
1,000
8
Mar
300
•
.
1%
Sep
2.00 Mar
Feb
8%
Feb
Oct
1%
5% Aug
1
Jan
4
2% Mar
95c
240
;
1%,
1%
.
.
Oct
20
100
16% July
20
Oct
14%
14%
100
10%
15%
Oct
800
2%
2%
Jun
32%
:
33
267/s
2
2%
July
100
3%
Jun
"711
24%
Jan
33
24%
Jun
26%
4
4
4%
Oct
Jan
Nov
Jan
26%
100
2%
2%
150
2% July
6%
6%
6%
500
5% Aug
6%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
151
10% Jun
12 Vt
Jan
18%
18%
300
11%
i.
2%
■■
1
4
Feb
Sep
3%
Oct
14%
110
14
Jun
183%
Jan
9%
400
Jun
10% Mar
9
9
A'
common
common-
18%
2
3
14%
14%
400
1%
1%
1%
8%
72c
July
1%
Apr
1,820
93c
Sep
1%
Jan
1
94c
94c
1
Oct
Jun
100
3
1
Juneau
Alaska
45% Jan
14% Jan
23%
13
46
50
35
Aug
Jan
Jan
Oct
Apr
14 V\ Oct
373
366
78
37
Jun
33% Jun
•
17% Jan
14
Oct
9% Jun
3
110
15
14% Jun
6
60% Jun0
20
Jun
33% Jun
, .
20% Jun
1% May
,
Range
Power & Light
10
Low
• -
1
•
—1
•
(Un)
Radiator
Amer
__
14% Jan
21% Jan
27% Jan
43%
43%
17%
74%
27%
42
25%
1%
Mar
Nov
Oct
Nov
Oct
Jan
Oct
Jan
~
(Un)——100
Viscose Corp (Un)
14
Tel & Tel Co
(Un)
Co
American Woolen
Copper Mining
*
Co
(Un)
Bros
Corp
common
Barnhart-Morrow Consol
Barnsdall Oil Company (Un)
Oil Co
Basin
Aviation Corp (Un)
Bendix
Cons Mining Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Black Mammoth Cons Mng Co
Benguet
Blue
Diamond Corp—
Boeing Airplane Co
(Un)—
Jun
4
Jun
3% May
85
27%
Jun
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway Dept Store
Budd
Byron
Co
Calumet Gold Mines
Co
Canadian Pacific Ry Co
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Certain-teed
(Un)
(Un)
Products Corp
24%
24"%
Clary Multiplier Corp
Colorado
Fuel
&
Iron
preferred
r
24%
]S8% Jun
54% Mar
23
Jun
Feb
Jan
63
Oct
37%
Jan
29
175
25%
Jun
35%
Jan
281
20% Jun
27%
Jan
10O
94%
94%
130
5%
5%
410
5
100
8% Jun
10
10
;
16
i
675
4
4
16
45c
400
49c
15%
1.60O
60
a52%
11%
5
PI
•
a32%
7%
Jun
Apr
4% Apr
2.50 Apr
15
Sep
21
Jan
25c
Jun
75c
Jan
40
Jun
51% Sep
18% Jan
a32% a33 %
115
57%
Jun
2%
2%
2,500
29%
29%
390
4c
1,000
4c
-
.2,724
7%
7%
21%
217/?
175
5%
—
7
7,852
a47% a47%-
,
20
4%
Oct
38% Feb
46%
Feb
52%
135
7%
7%
835
6% July
11%
400
7%
50
25c
1,000
25c
Nov
7%
-
Jun
Oct
Jan
4c
Nov
-
l%c May
5
Jun
18%
2%
83%
Jun
11%
52%
34% Mar
•
2% Aug
23%
a22% a22%
i
Jan
12
Oct
7%
25c
al4
95% Mar
82% Jun
9%
.
7%
7% Jan
Jun
5
2,125
11%
11%
2%
6%
a47%
25% Mar
,
?
10
•
Jan
46% Oct
53% Oct
10
Jan
Jun
12
Oct
23% Sep
24
Apr
26c
Nov
1c
Oct
15
Sep
34% Sep
14% Oct
a63%
3%
110
10% Jun
350
28
Jun
122
10
May
59
1
14%
32%
al4 al4%
10
10
1
20
Jan
54
27
5
20c
10c
25
14%
150
6%
a52% a52%
5
Nov
Jun
*80
Oct
10% July
713 %
10% Jun
42
Nov
27
29
1
10c
2
.' Jan
8% Jan
235
'
33
6%
25
Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co (Un)_
r
a66% a66%
*
Jackson Co
70
7
692
145% 145%
—
•
(Un)
650
14%
,
•
(Un)
100
1,910
a49 % a49 %
1
15
5
Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp
Borden Company
13
1
10
High
2%
2%
(Un)„30
Petroleum Co
Bandinl
Barker
Works
Low
25
300
Steel Corp (Un)
——^—10
Armour & Company (111)
(Un)
5
Atchison Topeka k Santa Fe (Un)—100
Avco Manufacturing Corp
(Un)
3
Baldwin Locomotive
Range Since January 1
a4
14%
k St San Co (Un)—•
8s Ref Co (Un)—•
American Smelting
American
Shares
3
3
a31% a32'%
9%
9%
13% 13 V*
—
13%
for Week
High
a4
—
a31%
'
.<■
of Prices
Armco
40
Jan
72% Nov
.
Co
Alleghany Corporation (Un)
AlUs-Chaimers Mfg Co (Un)
American Airlines Inc
(Un)
32% Jan
7% Apr
r
Gold Mining
Sales
Week's
Last
Par '
American
11% Jan
33% Nov
45
Oct
5% Sep
4% Jan
44
Nov
36% Jan
24
Jan
41%
a42%a42%
al6% al6%
a7i;. a71%
a26% a27%
a40% a40%
a24% a25
1%
1%
-
281
207
75
232
200
r
■.V
1
Aircraft
7% Nov
51% Nov
61
Nov
8% Jun
26 r July
33% Jun
3% Jun
3% Apr
33% Jun
30
Sep
20
May
17% Jun
17
Jun
.
%
37/8
8
'
1%
1%
8
—5
Screw Products
Wayne
Jan
Nov
Oct
Apr
Mar
11% Jan
718
200
50
30
200
common
Corp
Warner
American
43%
26%
12
46%
21% Jun
4% Jun
..
34 "Jun« r"
51% Mar
34
Jun
.
10 • Jun 1
13% Feb
9% Mar
36
Jun
33% Mar
v- 31% July
750
41
I
—
■
36
200
Sale Price
Jan ,~J:•a? 30% Nov
5
5%
3%
3%
43% 44
33% 33%
20% 20%
14
14,
12% 12%
19% 19%
a22% a22%
•
3%
41
72
100
.67
249
55
445
14
11
33
45
14
25
10
*
525
2%
3%
STOCKS—
16% Jan
^.180% Jan
34% Jan
1,732
July
235
Mar
50
Jun
150 iv ay 9% Jun
32 >;
38% Jun
400
4% Jun
85
43
Apr
40
.43% Jun-
.
•
—
15
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co (Un)
Standard Oil Co of N J (Un)
a27% a28%
5%
5% >'
a38%.a39
a71%a72%
40% 41
all% al2
.
22 : 22
11% 11%
41% 41 %
a49% a50 *
33% 33%
.
__
•
•
(Un)
V
—
*
*
-
41%
•1%
High
-Low-:.
11% Nov
138
Jufl i
27% Nov
42
,
a50% a51
—•
•
5
2
19%
15
Thursday
562
a43% a43%
a25% a25%
11% 11% i1,
a42% a42%
7
7%
—
*
50
•
i
Sargent
Patterson
Nov
Sep
•2%
100
1%
*
Range Since January 1
50
173
al6% al6%
14% 15 r
i
1
Corp
Packer
Oct
5%
/'
Lost Angeles Stock Exchange
'
-
11%: 11%
al45% al46%
28.% 28% ■
v
;
High
Low
11%
_
class
Sales
Range
»•
Jan
5
__
Scotten-Dillon
Apr
Jun
1
*
Ohio Brass class B
14%
Oct
Oct
20%
■
210
200
2
Raisin Paper common
17%
60%
10
*
*
;
Oct
Mar
Jan
5%
3%
1%
*
,
10%
70
4
Metropolitan Brick Inc_
National Tile & Mfg—
2%
19%
1%
14%
Co
30
25
*
B——
:
Cement—i_
(A G) class
100
Jan
6
10
&
W)
128
71 %
-
McKee
5%
41%
41%
__
Parker Rustproof
22%
26%
com
Kelley Island Lime & Trans
Lamsdn & Sessions
_!———
9% Mar
5%
*
11%
26%
(Un)———-10
(Un)——
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
•
Gray Drug Stores
1
J
•
Great Lakes Towing common—'
100
Greif Bros Cooperage class A—
*
Halle Bros preferred —
:
k
.-50
Industrial Rayon (Un)
!
1
Interiake Steamship i
2
—
*
Motors
205
19%
19%
2
Jun
71 %
Electric
General
Oct
5%
_
14%
71%
1
Co .(Un).—I
Gabriel
Jun
3%
20
Parke, Davis common
Anaconda
General
9%
200
13 %
13
—
-2%
Stamping
53
26%
.—15
—20
+
150
3%
Jan
■■■■
National
21%
Manufacturing ———————2
•Eaton
12
3%
•
JU
Sep
11%
Gas
;
12%
12
;
n.jJt
__
Corporation
Murray
Jan
21%
;
Chemical
14
150
0
Nov
11%
System (Un)
Consolidated Natural Gas (Un)
:—15
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation (Un)__5
Columbia
Jun
11%
common
4%
17
*
-
-
44%
10%
11%
1
__
_
_
Sugar
31%
16%
1
Cleveland Cliffs Iron common
—1
Cleveland Electrictlllpmla fwmnnn—*
Cleveland Graphite Bronze
(Un)
1
Clark Controller.
69% Nov
103% Oct
Jun
34
— —
Nov
Jan
100
-
Feb
Nov
6%
Jun
39%
-
10
6%
300
39%
—1
Michigan Bumper
32%
16%
25-
;
10
10
1
Jun
30%
_
Mfg common
Jun
12
100
;
_
Jan
6%
Jun
7% Aug
5% Jun
39%
2
Products
Oct
12%
5
(Un)
Apr
52%
1,248
72%
72%
'
10
1
LaSaTle Wines
3%
30
8%
Par
American
130
2%
24%
32%
*
Last
& Body
200
■
6%-
6%
——
10
35
56
100;
32%
30
: ;
<
.
Coach
July
3%
200
-
10
10
10
•
5
McClanahan Oil
Sale Price
American
4%
;< -
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12%
-
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Masco
Thursday
STOCKS—
.
4%
Jan
3%
20%
Oct
3%
Cleveland Slock Exchange
.
17
Stamping
Lansing
Oct
•
—12.50
(new)—:
Westinghouse
(S
Co
Kresge
Jan
25
10
B
Steel
S
(Ohio)
2
105
9%
Jun
Jan
138
*
Standard Oil
Nov
65%
•
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200
1
34%
5
(N
Oil
2%
20%
1
common-
—
150%
Standard Brands
Oil
2%
20%
Kingston Products
Jun
Southern
Standard
Oct
Feb
3%
Vacuum
Co
4%
175
2%
-2%
Car common
Nov
13%
Socony
6%
6%
—
20%
-
Hurd Lock & Mfg common
277/s
13%
:
Nov
—
♦
common
Motors
37%
"5%
Corp
Sep
3%
4
Electric
Howell
48
60
„33%c
—*
-15
Radio
23%
Nov
Houdaille-Hershey common
169
3%
Motor Car
7%
Jan
23c
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
435
32%
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Jun
54,321
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common
65
*
*
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4%
20%
26c
1
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Goebel
28%
-
Pennsylvania RR
8,702
6,491
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63%
71%
*
Oil
7%
22%
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Manufacturing class B
28%
;
Ohio
6%
22%
General Finance
11%
Register
Ohio Edison
Nov
67/a
7%
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_
Industries
Wood
30%
10
Central
Sep
1
Brewing
145% 146 %
.
-
7%
22%
1
Trailer
38%
Tel
&
Chesapeake & Ohio
Jun
6%
King-Seeley
Stores —,—-—-*
American
Oct
5%
5
Kaiser-Frazer
Unlisted Stocks—^
Allied
23%
755
Jan
Nov
10
class
16%
Feb
Feb
Oct
37%
Randall
Detroit-Michigan
Apr
21
58%
——
100
23c
Jun
63
25
38%
10
1
35 % May
20
Edison
Jan
3%
1,119
53
*
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'
.
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16
30%
'
4%
4%
39
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Detroit
High
Rights
101% 101%
--:29%
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Street
Low
common
Detroit k Cleveland Navigation
Range Since January 1
Shares
■
High
5%
—5
& T P common.,.-
Cincinnati
Low
Par
Electric common_8%
Cincinnati Gas &
of Prices
'
Nov
Jun
500
23
—
9%
13%
32%
32%
Drug Stores
Davidson Bros
for Week
Range
-
32%
_
Jun
7% Mar
125
210
,
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
•
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Cincinnati
4ft
1
-
Last
•
.
_
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14
14
23
14
♦
Consumers Power common
6% May
11% Nov
Feb
7%
2,365
9%
9%
High
5%
1,560
11%
11%
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Low
6 Va
57/B
11%
1
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5%
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,
High
Low
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of Prices
Par
Balwin
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Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sales
Thursday
Sep
Oct
5
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Thursday
DETROIT
Jan
9%
Jun
25 %
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9% Jun
—
——
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15
Standard Oil of N J
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Ford Building
17%
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Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
25
7%
12%
22%
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•
Chicago Stock Exchange
Oct
800
32%
.
31%
New York Curb Exchange
.
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Stock Exchange
Detroit
Oct
8 V«
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Jan
13%
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;
15%
9% Jun
12%
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Rexall Drug Inc
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31%
.
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1
Oct
200
8%
•
of America
Corp
Radio
:
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1,700
21%
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4% July
10%
;
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1 V« May
400
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4
8%
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3%
1,300
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15
.
33%
Co
Pepsi-Cola
;
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Paramount Pictures common
15%
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15%
;
High
Jan
7%
7%
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Pan
2%;
2%
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11%
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Range Since January 1
,
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Public Utility Corp
General
11
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
,
59
150
44% Jun
59
Nov
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170
38%
65
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3%
300
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14
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Apr
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15% Jun
19% Jan
36
,
(1944)
COMMERCIAL
THE
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
RANGE
Week's
•
Range
Shares
Par
Columbia
Gas
System
Cons
Chollar
Gould
&
Consolidated
Edison
Consolidated
Engineering Corp..
Consolidated
Vultee
Y
N
all%
I25
11
Thursday
Low
High
160
a28%
a 28%
1.25
1.45
10
1,200
1.25
Jun
11%
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United
Corp
25%
40
Jan
29 %
Sep
United
Gas
Motors
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July
1.80
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United
States
95C
Steel
a27%
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102
Sep
Universal Consolidated
18%
18%
18%
1,130
6%
Jan
18%
Nov
Warner Bros
—
11%
11 %
250
8%
Jun
12%
Apr
West
21% Mar
27%
1
•
Curtiss-Wright Corp common (Un)
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc.———
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Industries
Exeter
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Electric
General
Foods
General
Motors
Co
'■
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Util
common—...
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(Un)
Hancock Oil Co
of Calif
Hilton
Hotels
Holly
Development
Corp
Hudson Motor Car
Hunt
International
of
Kaiser-Frazer
18%
31c
Aug
65c
10%
100
7
July
38%
38%
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70
72%
3.943
52%
Jun
72%
232
11%
Jan
15%
45
Jan
239%
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10
716
9%
Oct
12
July
114
200
Feb
120
Oct
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Jun
4%
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14%
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2.25
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65
27% July
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Nash-Kelvinator Corp (Un)____
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Nordon Corp Ltd
North
43
May
56%
Jan
39
Jun
48'A
Nov
24
a7%
50
1.20
1,900
23%
16% al7 %
27%
165
2
a
a51%
American
Company
Oceanic
Ohio
Oil
Pacific
Finance
Pacific Gas & Elec
5%
Jan
5%
redeemable
20%
6'A
70c
'
125
Jun
28
17%
Jun
Oct
Feb
37% Aug
2y8 Jan
960
1,100
82%c Oct
1.90
Jan
214
15% July
17%
Sep
267
48%
59
5%
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American
Pennsylvania
RR
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Standard
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Union
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Union
Aircraft
Carbon Corp
Corp
For footnotes
see
(Un)
page 42.
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14%
6,896
44%
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288
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23
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Jan
251/8
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20
Jan
25%
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29
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30%
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28%
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25%
Jun
29%
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19%
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■
64%
191
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Nov
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23%
Jan
461%
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63%
52
Feb
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2
Feb
Oct
4%
4%
237
25%
25%
439
18%
Feb
25% Nov
33%
33 %
33%
39
271/4
Jun
37'/a
Jan
102% May
100%
5
Aug
108% 108'A
103'A
Nov
106% 106 «/2
500
Jun
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2,000
37
Apr
54'A
Feb
53
531/2'
1,500
43
Apr
6 l'A
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1975
...
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
;
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of'Prices
Shares
Thursday
STOCKS—
Last
Sale Price
Par
Natural
•
Gas
Co
Low
High
20%
65
17%
Jun
26%
87
6%
Feb
11
Nov
11
Jun
15%
Nov
7
Apr
10%
10%
11
..—.—————*
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Low
High
20%
—
*
14%
14%
15%
common
Range Since January 1
'
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•
144
Jan
11%
253
9%
Jun
430
8V2
Oct
128
39% May
53
Jan
Fort
1
10%
10 %
10%
239
8V4
Jun
12
135
25 %
33%
Oct
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
34 Vb
33%
34%
150
30%
Oct
39% Mar
24
24%
10
20%
Jun
24%
Oct
20 'A
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15
Jun
23%
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Jan
12%
558
9%
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7%
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10
3%
3%
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100
2%
Jan
22%
224
17%
Jun
27%
Jan
Ohio
8%
650
3%
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10
Oct
5
300
4% Aug '
Pittsburgh Brewing $3.50 pfd
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
55c
600
48c
5%
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4%
Sep
San
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6%
Jun
22%
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30
405
16%
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34%
18%.
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Sep..
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American
Tel
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Electric
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Motors
Industries
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range Since January 1
w
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;
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common
49%
37%
Oct
Huttig S
56%
Jun
69%
Sep
Hydraulic Pressed Brick
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10
205
24%
39
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50
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24
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Feb
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19
July
16
21%
52%
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Jan
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July
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171/2 Apr
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9%
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Jun
37
28 %
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Landis
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Oct
Feb
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Feb
64
Mar
8% May
11
Jan
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Jun
25 Va
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Oct
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Feb
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24
4.075
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13
13%
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20
165
Mar
2%
3
200
20
55
16
Jun
28
44 Va
44%
10
40%
Jan
46%
7%
7%
100
7% May
9%
9%
225
6% July
7%
2,924
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common
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4
20
common
9%
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:
-
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24
Jan
.
5
Jan
301/4
31
240
23
July
22%
7%
31
25
common
22%
25
22
Jun
139
7%
McQuay-Norris
May
10
common
Portland
American
Cement
10
com
common
...
—
Public Service class A
Roebuck
common
Securities Investment
*
50c
4%
•
13%
20%
£0
18%
19%
152
21%
19%
13%
20%
25
(Un)
13%
21%
5%
2%
10
9%
8
Feb
Nov
Mar
Oct
Feb
Nov
Oct
34
Jan
22 %
Nov
97
41%
Jan
Sterling Aluminum
common
'.I
11
Jun
32 V,
Sep
Stix-Baer & Fuller
common
5
20% July
26%
Apr
Wagner Electric
15
_
41
13%
41
41
17%
16
Jan
20%
Nov
15%
Jan
20 V8
July
19 %
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25%
Jan
Feb
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5%
Jan
34
Jun
43%
Nov
15
96
Aug
97
Nov
50
11
13%
13% July
61
97
100
Jun
common
25
10
Sep
12% May
33 % Jun
15
Jan
13%
Oct
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.
42
25
preferred
51/4
41%
35 y8
305
28
6%
19 %
23
Oct
Missouri
27%
common
common
Steel
58
23%
25
19%
,
Machine
49
60
365
-
85
a9%
26%
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1
com...
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32%
25%
30
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International Shoe
20
2
5
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common
Johnson-S & Shinkle
200
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605
23%
Tel
common.
Falstaff
.11% Oct
1
common
Clinton
63%
23%
&
35% Aug
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Range
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5
common.—
231
896
..
20%
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of Prices
Par
'
1
common
33% Mar
<
1,393
11
63%
26%
Sep
229
26
19%
;30
32%
61
Last
Sale Price
14
..
a70 a71%
11
July
29% Aug
31% Nov
Apr'
85
67
19%
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562
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223 :
28%
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Thursday
34% Nov
'45
10%
26 %
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615
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Jan
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3,808
24%
Oct
33%
11
a
17%
27%
11
47%
a43%
Sep
156
10%
22
24 Va
261/2 Mar
47%
22
Jun
39% Mar
788
27%
Nov
28i/8 Mar
11
67
50c
General
.
34
25%
27%
•
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SI. Louis Stock
Oct
,Jun
-
845
a33% a33%
Air Brake
Electric Corp
Feb
535
29%
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Oct
52%
10c
291/2
24
■,
43
Jun
July
18%
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44
•
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,
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.
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Feb
45
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19% Sep
726
20
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Steel
20%
5
Gas
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
5% preferred
Nov
32
23%
22
&
Jan
29
200
8,700
—
Fireprooflng Corp
Oil
6%
Jan
7%
40c
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41%
t
Jun
17%
Apr
72 %c Mar
Aug
25:
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11
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11
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11
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2
12
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5
1,040
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29
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1,930
Columbia Gas. System
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39
63%
120
11
2iya
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6%
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21
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Tri-continental Corp (Un)
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11
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38%
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1957
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Jun
12%
;
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Oct
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Standard Brands Inc
31
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Arkansas
7c
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56%
51%
236
1975
Jan
3/8
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1
132
5,269
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42
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Jun
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July
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3%
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Sep
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75
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1
22%
16%
404
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preferred
11%
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Nov
5%
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preferred
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Sep
6%
f
16% Mar
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5
,
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BONDS
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Oct
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Southern Calif Edison Co Ltd
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38%
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4.88%
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Seaboard Finance Co
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28%
31%
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11%
62
65'/a
28%
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59
175
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Jun
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160
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1,036
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11
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21
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Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Sep
Richfield Oil Corp common
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Roebuck
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33%
•
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Jun
Jan
mil
Schenley Distillers Corp
8%
30%
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205
59
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175
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12%
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Ranch
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Sep
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80
13
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25
1.60
mil
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135
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Oct
20
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(Un)
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685
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Jun
9%
95
19%
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19%
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Dodge
Jun
17%
257
Mar
20
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Packard Motor Car Co
Pan
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100
a
redeemable preferred class A..25
Pacific
Jun
15
High
Jan
211/4
138
Nov
,1.10 Mar
2
1
190
1,889
14%
Philadelphia Electric
31
28%
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28%
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High
71%
Oct
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preferred
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Shares
55%
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18% Aug
363
19%
25
Oct
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23%
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10
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of Prices
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-
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15
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Northrop Aircraft Inc
80
1-2%
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37% Aug
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26%
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1
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90
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10%
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105
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National
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35
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Delaware Power & Light
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82
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&
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Lehigh
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5
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19%
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5
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14%
Nov
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1
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7%
25
20c
1
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1.90
12%
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100
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8%
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280
114
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1,70
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Jun
9%
9%
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2%
9
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335
25
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600
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9%
18%
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729
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410
353
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44
14%
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15%
41% Mar
13'%
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Inc
45 %
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69%
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44
14%
Thursday
Jan
1.90
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Los
Oct
39 3/8
a
Can
Oct
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
11
Jun
13%
Kansas Power & Light Co
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Petroleum
34%
46%
——.——10c
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4,200
a
10
Nov
25%
Oct
55c
18%
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Oct
16% July
20%
156
1,970
4%
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Jan
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11
5
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Oct
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69
200"
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Intercoast Petroleum Corp
Iron
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100
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Jan
18%
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38%
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Lines
8%
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55%
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;
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10
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200
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a7%
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10
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Continental Oil Co
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EXCHANGES
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of Prices
Monday, November 14, 1949
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Thursday
STOCKS—
FOR WEEK
CHRONICLE
-
618
75
3%
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NOVEMBER
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Shares
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Last
•
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Abbott Laboratories ji—X—.—....,.—5
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Co
reduction
Alaska
Alugnany
a45%
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Low
High
a45% a46 %
55
v.,-
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Mfg. Co
Mindanao Mother
50
2%
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7%
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17
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45(4 Apr
138% Jun
53(4
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National
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Imp Diesel Engine
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May
64%
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295
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33
32%
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55
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51
6%
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Pacific
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6%
52
Oct
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Broadcast
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Feb
5%
red
10
2%
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33%
6 %
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277
30
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El
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General Foods Corn
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Goodyear
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Republic Steel Corp
32%
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102
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Jun
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31
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2,166
44
267
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11%
335
40%
1,060
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40%
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28%
footnotes
365
27
5%
27%
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Southern
Calif Gas Co
Southern
Southern
38%
5
Apr
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Calif Edison
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Feb
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13
100
25
37
11%
,
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35
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43
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9
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1,355
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..
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978
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common
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Oct
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Western Air Lines Inc
(F
200
832
250
—
Woolworth
Jan
—
40%
5
18
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40(4
27%
28
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Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12%
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23%
;
Corp common
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39
250
16%
28
(Un)—,—5
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10
Apr
31
11%
08
Nov
7%
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20
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125
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59
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4
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•
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1.40
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Jun
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300
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27%
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28
31%
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732
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380
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1.55
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31
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22
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22
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18
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Oct
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23% May
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260
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23
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Gold
Juneau
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Marchant Calculating
Martin Co (Glenn L)
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Thursday
'
STOCKS—
Thursday
Sale Price
^
.
San Francisco Stock
11
Nov
290
Apr
Aug
1.45 Nov
Oct
1
73/4
Jan
4%
Oct
25
200
17%
Jun
5%
Feb
77a
855
2o3
13% Mar
177a
Nov
21
Jun
29%
Oct
44%
Jan
49% July
201
2274
Jan
Oct
37
THE
COMMERCIAL
.
CANADIAN
&
FINANCIAL
LISTED
CHRONICLE
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
Montreal Stock
Monday, November 14; 1949
II
Thursday
Exchange
STOCKS-
Thursday
STOCKS—
Last
Power ft Paper
$1.50
—
20%
_20
•——
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1
Aluminum
Co of Canada
4%
Amalgamated Electric Corp
Argus Corp Ltd common
4 % %
Bathurst
Bell
Power
55%
Paper
•
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A
7%
24%
24%
American
461
17%
Jun
23
Jan
43%
10%
10%
10%
200
ft
19
19
20%
9,226
14
14
14%
275
Power
Bank
*
26%
25
26%
26'/a
90%
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4%
B
redeem
Ltd
class
Class B
A
16
Building Products
Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd
Dry Dock class A—
Canada Cement common
pfd—
19
19
14
14
34%
23%
preferred
15%
15%
25
25%
38%
25
22%
22
22%
27%
27%
——
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27
1125
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—
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•
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Distillers Seagrams
_•
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24
5%
preferred
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Dominion
Glass
&
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Dominion Steel ft
Dominion
Stores
Dominion Tar
Coal
class B_.
Redeemable preferred
Dominion
Textile
Donnacona
Dryden
25
—,—23%
common
Paper
4%%
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20
1
-—
Foundation. Co
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Co
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5%
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•
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common——.
preferred
5%%
•
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Power
5%
preferred
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Hamilton
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—
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&
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5%
conv
—
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of
the
.
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Bros
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(H)
22
825
X;
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11%
601
18
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60
12%
2,650
1,100
35
1,252
27
Mar
47
42
Aug
•
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15
26
Sep
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59
6%
120
325
18
4%
175
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5,005
44
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2,498
7
Jun
205
43
-
Jun
Apr
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13% May
100
100
7%
225
17%
250
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5
23
2,295
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5
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39
19
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|
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26
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22%
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Oct
Nov
28
!
Nov
28%
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Oct
38
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Oct
28
Jun
Oct
%
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17
Nov
Ltd
Ltd
ft
common
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Lumber
92
Ltd
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B
10%
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10
10%
22%
23
17%
*
100
Nov
100
Nov
17
Aug
27
Jun
Jan
41
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6%
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May
4
Jan
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Jun
103
Jan
1.50
Oct
4
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'
9
Jun
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18%
Jun
23
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May
8%
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Aug
28','2
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17%
Nov
20
Jan
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223
23
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Oct
70
70
50
64
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81
Jan
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23
Oct
6
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2%
2%
1,025
1.50
1.75
301
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11
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9
Jun
11
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92
Nov
4
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•
90
3%
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1
3%.
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3
Aug
65
47
May
56
Oct
10
July
12
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30
Feb
45
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-
25
Oct
25c
600
20c
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185
30
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40
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2
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75
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30
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20
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19
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July
Jun
29% Mar
8
7%
Apr
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r-
31% Mar
11
Oct
48
Jan
40%
Oct
Paper Co Ltd
Aircraft
Farmer
6%%
red
Ltd
Co
of
Ltd..
10
150
13%
Jan
17
17
17
805
13%
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20V4
Jan
Apr
1.55
Aug
July
5% May
39%
Nov
40
Jan
6
101%
44
Sep
1.25
1.25
300
60c
38%
38%
150
31
12
12
12
150
100
—
ft
Rubber
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
of
A
com—-
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Can
com
Nov
Halifax
Feb
8%
Nov
10% May
16% Jun
11%
Nov
23%
Jan
Hayes Steel Products
Ltd
Hyldro-Electric Securities Corp.
165
20
Jun
23
Feb
3,841
49
May
69%
Nov
Insurance
Co
*
*
10
convertible preferred
Oct
—
124
124
15
1.50
1.45
1.55
1,550
25
25%
1,655
10c
10c
100
a5
a5
5
4
Jun
6
Apr
86
86
25
84
Sep
87
Aug
13%
13%
625
Jun
16
Jan
8% May
13
Nov
—
-—
—
—
_.
*
31
*
2"%
International Paints (Can) class A
*
Investment Foundation Ltd common—*
6%
12%
25
——*
Power Sec Corp Ltd
redeemable preferred.
Goodyear Tire
.
38%
class
Foreign
5%
10
36 % July
10
Sep
47
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—
Canada
42
200
--
X
5
class A—
preferred
200
39%
—
———•
Candy Shops Inc
Co
Manufacturing
Motor
_*
47
39%
47
*
Oct
69%
12 %
22
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X
•
Ltd
—^
Federal Grain
34% Mar
67%
100
365
.
X'
2%
Fairchild
Jan
2,470
Nov
1.75
Fanny
23
22
Jan
2% AUg
*
Oct
40
22
17%
-
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*
Nov
Feb
21
Jan
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22'A
100
24
Jun
20%
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360
16%
21%
21
71
295
10% May
100%
40
90
200
24
Donnacona
50
50
Jan
Jan
Jan
75
250
2,650
,
8%
Jan
Jan
8%
11
17
5% Mar
2
8%
Nov
23%
11%
Apr
225
23%
7%
Ford
43%
Jun
8%
19%
Fleet
8%
Aug
10
6%
170
July
2
18
X
Mar
8
23%
95
July
Feb
Oct
11%
160
13
*
14% July
15
Nov
43%
XX 12%
25
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30
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92
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45 %
1,155
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common.
Products
3%
;X
Sep
Jun
350
6%
' 3
•
Aug
7%
3%
1
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Paper Inv
Vlckers
Food
XX
High
^
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22
39%
14
.
192
11%
6%
•'
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-2
11%
—
•
common-;
preferred
5%
Feb
400
Co
91% July
15% Jun
6
•
3,705
17
-
6«/«
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth ft Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Dominion Woollens & Worsteds.
—*
Jun
10% Aug
•
X
5
Dock
Investments
Preferred
Feb
40
ft
2
16
.
•
Alcohols Ltd common—*
8%; preferred £—1
.5
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17
970
1
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33
20%
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•
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X
v
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•
50
7%
13
100
31
31
325
2%
13
2%
300
6%
7%
1,300
99
1.25
20%
10c.
9%
30%
July
Jun
128
2%
Feb
26
Nov
25c
Oct
Jan
Jan
Apr
Oct
32%
Oct
2% July
3%
Aug
6
Oct
9%
9%
9%
80
8
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50%
50 %
50 %
10
49
Aug
i
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Nov
26
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34
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2,298
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X
100% Jan
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Marconi
250
39
-
68
59%
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Claude Neon General Adv class B
Preferred
Jan
72% Nov
12% Jan
.
1
^
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290
101% 101%
22%
22%
39 %
•
150
" 16%
100
Ltd
Industries
22
37%
37'/a
22%
26
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Thursday
Last
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common
Dredge
45%
20%
pfd—100
27
25
L*
B
Company
Gen
21
20%
v
Apr
97% Oct
17% July
11
8%
45
45%
fi
1,750
Jan
11%
1
Nov
38
Jan
11
•
35
27%
160
Sep
100
Sep
27%
23
Feb
15%
;!
27
Jun
16%
100
Nov
27
195A
142%
15%
35
XX 25
10%
10
17
Jun
1,290
Consolidated Lithograph Mfg Co'Ltd.*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd—
•
50
22%
j
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Consolidated
120
22%
Oct
Jan
.
13
17
100
20%
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7%
'
19% Nov
18
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16%
28
19
50
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Oct
26
11% Mar
3,140
16%
:
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'
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~7%
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Jun
21
10
8% ;
Catelli
.
al50
*
Jan
24
110
-
a26
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Westinghouse Co
Cassidy's Limited common
Jan
143
71%
120
36
29
10
'
18
i
X
Feb
170
i
33
:•
100
100%
170
Canadian
Jan
3,367
19%
17
26
170
B
pfd
Canadian
Nov
22
34%
49
29%
15% July
148% 148%
21
16%
Jun
-
%
5%
50
170
5'1c
Jun
20
Oct
13%
2,470
35
,
Nov
Jun
13% Aug
280
35
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Nov
9G%
805
15%
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Canadian
Oct
25
20
7%
•
100
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Oct
315
.
11%
24%
2,850
29%
12
90
96
5
Cldss
—
Nov
12
i\.
158
2,660
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98
18
X
Sep
80
2
8%
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7%• preferred :
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Canadian Inter Inv Trust Ltd com
Jan
86
■
Oct
9%
78% Mar
1,450
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5%
Canadian
Nov
29%
12
•
13% Mar 1
745
56%
'24
Feb
9%
14%
170
Canadian Foods
•
ft
Canadian
Jan
Jan
18%
•
46%
Jan
9%
20
Jun
Feb
37%
Vi.-'"
Ltd
Pr
Canadian
.
19%
83%
69
Sep
Jun
5
82%
891
5%
Canada
Nov
97
48%
Nov
20%
,
Canada Starch Co common
Nov
65
9%
Jan
99%
27%
3
Preferred
Nov
20
5
•
18
12%
35
■
85
*
.*
;
Jun
a99
70%
30
Jun
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•
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Par:
■
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XX Low
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Jan
a99
49
100
Ltd
8
52 %
85
*
1,205
-7%
Burnett
Nov
Jun
12
43 %
Mines
104
99%
50% May
14% May
6
"
8%
Class
Oct
75
17%
96
96%
5%
Brown
Sep
55
5
Noranda
2%
,17%
34
*
4%%
Corp
Weaving
Jun
Jun
29%
*
—
Jan
1.75
13
28%
*
Car
110
108% July
400
preferred
25
National Drug ft Chemical
common—5
Preferred
Feb
14%
7%
National Steel
Niagara Wire
Nov
106
20
-
common
18
Jun
26
—
—
Jan
July
14%
——*
Ltd
28'A
16
18
33 %
Sep "*
10
14%
vt
Feb"
•
750
X
Oct
17
105
8
a90
Oct
21
94'A
25
20
7%
Nov
22
Feb
24%
Jan
155
17
1F5
27
Brewers ft Distillers of Vancouver
Ltd-5
Brit Columbia Packers Ltd class A
*
Sep
52
17%
35
99%
Belgium Glove ft Hosiery of Can com^*
Nov
30
17%
——
Co
16
26
common
Oil
Co
2%
Jun
Apr
100%
X 110
16%
T
Jan
104
33%
a29
a20
28
t'-.X X,:
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Paper
Eelding-Corticelli 7%
Jan
13%
jun
15
25%
19
2,045
52
.l(ty)
.
X
Bickle-Seagraves Ltd
Feb
———3
—
Jun
16%
-
Ltd
Bathurst
38%
.
—
STOCKS—
Steels
Atlas
Jan
24
50■
110
*
16
.
Aug
104
———*
25"
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Sep
all5
280
Montreal Curb Market
'
-
:1--'
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29%
all5
20%
—10
.
Mar
14%
29%
20%
a26
26
10
'.t-
12
17
29%
July
' Aug
15% Mar
35%
38
5,033
100% 100% ; X - 125
54
54 %
245
....
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—
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95
Jun
24%
a99
37%
—10
—
■
Sep
Feb
2%
15
135
!
'
July
10%
88
13%
16%
207
890
18
——25
22
19% Apr-*
55
11%
29
—
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
30
t—
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315
18
230
21%
.
26% Mar
Aug
15
16%
29%
%
100
18
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21
3,930
r
23%
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Jun v,
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Nov
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15 %
t
48%
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26
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21% Mar
24
com_
(Robert)
Molson Breweries Ltd
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Tramways
Morgan
80
185
89
29%
47% *
34%
.100
17% Jan
24
7%. pfd—'——100
Mitchell
National
Jun
3,105
X-
22
•
Murphy Paint
35%
13%
17%
34%
23%
16%
-
.100
10
..
al3% al3%
15%
16
■
Oct
2,340
35
Nov
•
preferred
(J
16%
25%
170
34%
•
Scotia
Nov
—25
Ltd
-
McColl-Frontenac
Vz
14%
Massey-Harris
Mitchell
29
22%
——100
—
22%
•
—-
5%
750
46%
a
22%
XX. 7
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22% Mar
common_5
,
(John
;
Ltd
Apr
2,315
MacMillan Export class
B—
Mailman
20
45%
(John)
Lang & Sons Ltd
Laura
11
Jun
11
24%
92
A__
—
8% Mar
50
common
Service
Labatt Limited
Jun
45%
pfd
preferred
Public
7
Feb
10%
Nov
■V 91
—10
Feb
Feb
al6%
ix
class
-
Nov
21
Jun
35%
89 X
Nov
51
25
16%
Oct
42%
16
'
48
—100
25
A19%
16
48%
—
:
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160
•
—
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14% Jun
31% *Jan
1,694
~
31
a
Jan
86%
Jan
775
22
10%
—50
—
Lake
22
12
•
Nova
24
70% Sep
36% Jun
1,230
■
21
-:5
170
Worts-
Jan
30
Oct
820
50%
-
96%
'
Oct
15
122%
20
86
Jan
-
2,200
,
28%
17
•
International Nickel of Canada:
7% preferred
.1.
International Paper common—
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
International Utilities Corp__
Jamaica
Feb
7%
23
———100
—
International Bronze
6%
Jun
&20
a34
18
common
preferred-
Intercolonial
May
20
325
*
——25
preferred
5%
11
81
620
150
a90
.100
common
preferred
20
155
•
95%
—
Banks—
Jun
15
Montreal
46%
17%
23
5%
May
9
19%
7%
-loo
—
Limited
Feb
9%
35
a34%
*
4%
4%%
Jun
1,360
1,572
24%
28%
7%
10
Smelting
Corp
Jan
34%
1927—50
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
preferred
Indust Acceptance
Nov
11%
50
65
common
40%
Zellers
Sep
7%
•
———
Aug
8% Jun
24
'
•
Paper
preferred
Hudson Bay
Feb
17%
110
Bridge
Smith
$2
Feb
17
135
99%
7%
ft
Canadienne
105% 105%
.100
13
27%
Commerce
Dominion
9%
;
a20
*
-
Jun
Oct
Jan
100
General Bakeries Ltd—.
General Steel Wares
commons—
v
95
15%
10
-•
preferred
Jan
100
—
preferred
8
25%
5%
11%
19%
———*
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Electrolux Corp
——,i
Famous Players Canada
Corp
Oct
36%
18%
pfd——100
Paper
23 %
May
Jun
19%
"35
—*
cnemicai common—•
Winnipeg Electric
46%
20
Ltd
&
4% % preferred
Wilsils Ltd ——;
Oct
Jun
42%
28%
Jan
24%
21
19%
-
Apr
May
a29
•
Oct
103%
4
a20
common
Nov
Jan
5
21
14%
Ltd
17
a9%
9.65
47%
i-
—
(George)
May
19
——*'
—
Weston
8
40
7%
Jan
Oct
Feb
20
99%
Corp.
Grocers
11%
18%
Steel———-—*
common—s.v,
7%
24
a20
Western
24
19
——-35
Nov
18
Jan
20%
—25
Cotton
Oct
16
0
preferred—
Nov
flov
12%
100%
a
150
0
——1—
17%
62%
23%
~~
common
Jun
Jun
10% Mar
65
21%
Power
Gooderham
150
40
Bridge
Dominion Coal 6% preferred—
25
Dominion Dairies commmon
——:——*
Walker
715
14%
14%
104% 105%
105%
■
Wabasso
II,744
9%
14%
—'.5
Oct
Steel
16%
116%
9%"
United
45%
205
50
47%
Canada commoo*
39%
960
8%
Feb
12%
3,045
5.90
*
preferred
Nov
14%
of
3,610
12
85
A
Thrift Stores Ltd
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
27%
27
16%
Steel Co
17%
62%
52
i.
21
—100
Canada
20
150
;■
9
8%
————-
—
35%
5%
Jan
Nov
5,050
50
60
Co—
Chemical
preferred
Jan
106
Jun
Jun
Press
%
9.50
85
24
preferred
Standard
Feb
37 %
class
24%
19
30
8%
i
4%%
Oct
24
Jun
13
34%
99
—1
Jan
19
43 %
16%
-
com
63
v
Jun
Jun
15%
—100
34% July,
76
35
Southam
24%
Feb
9%
95
8%
•
Canadian Locomotive
I,265
8%
preferred—— -25
Canadian Foreign Investment
•
—
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
Canadian Pacific
Railway
Cardy Corp class A
12%
Jun
Ltd
Southern
15% Sep
•'
July
100
2,971
38%
Canadian Cottons 6%
B
19
180
25%
•
18%
30
15%
series.—
—— -25
Canadian Converters class A
pfd— -20
Class
106
11%
125
$1
10
12
-20
Sep
98% July
Jun
8,982
Simpsons
Oct
13%
34%
9-15
•
certificates
%
55
Sep
25
103% 103%
common
trust
Nov
49
1,870
24
preferred
Nov
22 %
Jun
33
Jan
30
•
-
96% Jun
12
40
24
105
common-
July
177
a25
a25
Canadian Celanese common.*——
$1.75
14
34%
7%
Voting
Oct
103%
14%
a9%
.
27%
A.pr
43%
a
al6
15%
preferred
Jan
16%
9.15
Nov
Jan
181
n
Sep
Apr
32 %
.
37
'
61%
-
100
Flour Mills common
4%
56
20%
High
24
173 Vb
101
349
565
<
-
12
—
SlCKe Breweries
Sep
Sep
6%
Jun
18
15
'
56
62
Sherwin Williams of Canada com——*
35%
Jun
50;
a97% a98%
23%
I
,x
21%
27
Oct
A
16% May
8% Aug
Oct
6% Jun
895
-100
-
250
2,902
common
5%
Class A
8
29%
a97%
3%
4% Aug
May
10%
Series
437
'
48%
41%
—
Paper 1st preferred
preferred
«
2nd
27
47%
al4%
*
3t Lawrence
Oct
Jan
43%
*
—.—
Shawinlgan Water ft Power
Jan
17
27
34%
—50
Foundry
1,031
1,025
29 %
Breweries
Bronze
Jun
33%
«
preferred
preferred
Canadian Car ft
6%
St Lawrence
Nov
3
Jun
29%
100
28%
2
34%
common—10
90%
14
3b
7%
Jun
2% Aug
Feb
120
13
,
24%
515
•
Safeway Ltd 4%%
Canada
Steamship common
Canadian
2%
16
12
87
702
20
X
Canada
Canadian
5
34%
n
Apr
770
6
12
—*
$1.30
preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
34
24%
2%
16
6%
*
—5
1,265
26%
26%
—
lit preferred
2nd preferred
Nov
18
Low_
33 *
26%
17
Transport
Power
Saguenay Power 4%% preferred
Corp common-
Nov
14 %
Jan
605
56
*
•
21% Sep
12
Feb
28
2%
—i—*
11
17% May
22
90%
2%
27%
-
Mar
4,162
26%
90%
277/s
—■——„—-*
Burrard
5 io
26%
•
-
26%
8
Aug
.
St Lawrence
Sep
168
•
Jan
38%
Feb
14
a
103% 103%
48
-1
Royalite Oil Ltd
26% Jan
6,289
1
Provincial
Quebec
a—
22
*
Mills
Jun
a—
20
170
26%
—*
—
—
410
31%
103%
—*
-
Power Corp of Canada
Price Bros ft Co Ltd common
Oct
77
41%
pfd.. 100
Britisn Columbia Forest
Products
•
British Columbia Power
Corp cl A—*
.
21
10
7%
Sep
21%
:———-—*
;
100
——
common
Powell
Apr
Oct
Jun
830
24%
Ltd
24
33
*
com
Range Since January 1
High
al70
__
•
Placer Development
River
Co
-
Nov
9%
40%
Co.-—*
Bruck
5%
26%
Jun
21%
Note
Class
Jun
6%
Jan
41%
American Oil common.
Preferred
Columbia
41
61
a35
preferred
Penmans
13% Oct
61% Jan
25% Jan
25
5%
Products
Heat ft Power
Shares
23
24
Jan
925
a77
a35
Oct
9
30
7%
a77
24%
103%
•
British
Brit
375
Jun
25
Telephone
Bralorne Mines Ltd
Brazilian Trac Light
British
"1,015
26%
a8
7%
a77
pfd—*
class
57%
26%
a8
100
ft
2,460
5
Steel
Light
for Week
Low
common--.*;
Iioa
Page-Heisey Tubes
Nov
99% July
8
Apr
12% Oct
15
13%
25
preferred-
19%
22
Mills
preferred
Ottawa
High
Jun
Flour
Ontario
21% Nov
9% May
16
200
13%
*
Asbestos Corp
Associated Tel & Teleg class A
5,391
5,518
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55%
pfd
»—
21'/a
22
a9
13%
—
Range Since January 1
LOW
24
24'/a
103'/a 103'/a
100
7%
High
20'A
-
common
Shares
20 Vs
22
—
Algoma Steel new
Aluminium Lta
for Week
Low
:
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A
5% preferred
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
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Par
Abltlbi
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of Prices
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Range
of Prices
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4%
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Mar
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53%
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vi
22.85
Apr
51
Jun
7
Nov
35
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54
9%
Feb
24
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class A
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of
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14c
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4,000
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76c
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195
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Canadian Malartic
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Canadian
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Canadian Wallpaper
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14c
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20
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4
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32c
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68c
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72c
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41c
Sep
Jan
16c
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Oct
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15c
Apr
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15 %c
32c
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39c
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Oct
Apr
1.40
11'Ac
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Jun
7%
2,355
13%
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Jun
10c
1.65
May
May
8c 7 Jun
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8
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2,500
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103
12,500
122,260
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37 %c
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7
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Nov
15%
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Oct
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4,750
^
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56c
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1
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58c
1
,
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'19%
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6,000
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500
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Nov
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300
34,300
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,
168.000
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120
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76
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76
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1
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500
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1
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9c
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9c
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Feb
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Feb
2c
50c
400
1
100
5.30
8.65 Mar
8,100
__
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603
1
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11
1.01
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100
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47c
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11
1.01
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900
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Oct
640
.
47c
10
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Nov
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13%
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51%
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Oct
—
1
Feb
142,000
12%
27c
1
Sep
47c
Jan
875
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10
41c
27%c
Jun
12c
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35%
V
Apr
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55c
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85c
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125
,
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6,200
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Feb
Jun
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5,720
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Mar
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Oct
104
55 %
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99
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118
Jan
100
13
Jun
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8
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104
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60
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112
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118 '
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Nov
725
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22
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21%
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16
103
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f
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1,581
3,740
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20 %
111
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22
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104
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15
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75
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Sep
Feb
200
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4
29%
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32
Jan
30
40
12%
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16
1.45
1.45
200
1.05
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1.50
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1.40
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1.95
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1.87
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1
1.01
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1.12
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1
18c
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1.45
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1.64
17,434
2.85
Feb
Halinor Mines
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16c
25c
Sep
1.15
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Nov
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Sep
■i8
.50
6
Mar
8
20
13
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14
Nov
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2.00
3.20
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4%c
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1,935
11
22c
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Aug
Sep
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Apr
200
12
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2,865
13
13
50
9%
9c
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5c
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Oct
20c
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7%
10
10 %
56c
58c
22,775
40c
5c
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58c
1.06
5c
1,920
4c
375
1.00
1.14
4%c
1
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1»
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Press
11%
Jun
Sep
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Dauch
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5'/4c
35c
133,606
42c
12,867
18c
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Jan
1.00
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1,500
22c
Jun
Sep
Howard Smith
1.25 Oct
Apr
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*
_—____;
30c
Jun
83c
3%c
Sep
8'Ac
Apr
6c
Aug
12c
Sep
39c
3,900
21c
Jun
12,550
6c
62c
5,400
50c
29,600
6c
7c
15%
8c
17%
105 %
Oct
12c
Feb
Hoyle Mining
11'A
4,945
8c
6c
6c
12c
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6%
July
35c
Nov
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•
Jan
Hugh
Jan
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Oct
20%
81
50
6
123
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July
D
1.59
1.60
339
1.15
1.15
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class
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12,650
paid
_
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10
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Imperial Tooacco
Red
Nov
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4%
30c >' Jan
:
14c
Industrial
Sep
Acceptance
5%c
Jun
17c
Oct
Inglis
25,260
16c
Jun
43c
Jan
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23%
135
20
Aug
23%
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8%
50
Jan
International
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14c 17
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7c
Jun
6% Aug
9 'A
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2,600
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6,500
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3,000
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19
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28%
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class
international
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15c
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Jun
36
7
Jun
13
Jan
14c
14c
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0,000
12c
Nov
52c
Jan
7%c
8%c
12,700
1
13c
Sep
16c
16c
700
July
19c
Jan
6c
8c
8,966
4'Ac Mar
8c
15'A
Jan
22
Joburke
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Sep
1
18c
17c
19c
17,450
15%c Mar
325
24%
Feb
28
Oct
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1
57 c
55c
63c
74,622
26c
Jun
63c
Nov
5c
6c
1,700
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Oct
Jan
1,860
Jun
29'A
Nov
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14c
22%
6%c
7c
1,750
6'Ac
Oct
23c
Jan
8
Oct
14'A
Jan
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26
Feb
32%
Nov
3%
Jun
Sep
Kenville
495
0
23
Sep
1
1
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5
6%c
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21 %
Feb
35'A
Oct
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17,200
3c
Jun
10c
Jan
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1
75c
60c
85c
7.200
41c
Jan
95c
20
Aug
25'A
Apr
Kirkland
1
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1.3G
1.34
1.44
30,940
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21
480
1
4.80
4.75
5.00
2.775
J
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,
60
1
23 % >
1
Golden
Gate
1
Lake
150
19%
Apr
23Va
Nov
Labatt (John)
100
22
20
Aug
27
Mar
Labrador
Mining & Exploration
Sep
12
May
Laguerre
Gola
Nov
Ltd
Dufault
Mines
1
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Gold
•
17c
19c
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Jun
25c
Feb
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9c
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14,700
5c
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570
10c 11 %c
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5,000
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2.50
2.68
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58,750
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July
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5%
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5c
6,000
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4.70
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11
6c
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51c
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38c
Jan
Jun
1.83 May
3.25
5.15
Nov
7%
Feb
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Sep
1.62
Jun
4'A Aug
2J
38
Jan
45
Oct
75
16%
13 % July
17
Jan
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41c
30c
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49'Ac 55'Ac
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21%,
44c
4.65
15 Va
46c
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27c
7,140
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4.75
Nov
Jun
16
Jan
39'A
035
30%
12'A
2,285
Aug
May
124
55
6c
5
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God's
Gold
MacLeod-Ccckshutt
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1.30
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8c
9c
3,500
24
24
275
99
99 %
45
2.25
2.25
2.40
9,555
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7
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3c
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Mines'
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A
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common
West
Greening
Mines
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Lead
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footnotes
1
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see
page
42.
Oct
7c
Nov
2c
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May
11c
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-
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12 %c
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9%c
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Feb
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3c
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-
1 %
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Apr
6%c Nov
4
Sep
103
Apr
9% Aug
10'Ac Feb
-
13%
13%
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3 7'A
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22'A
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16
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82c
20,600
53c
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86c
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1.29
6,800
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1.35
Nov
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500
5c
Oct
12c
Feb
55c
May
1.08
Jan
Jun
32%
Oct
Jun
32
Sep
59c
64c
67c
23,700
31'A
31%
32'A
635
27
31
31 %
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27'A
5%
5%
10
5
Aug
0
9%
9%
25
9%
Nov
11%
Feb
18c
21c
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be
Jun
45c
Jan
12'AC 12'Ac
2,000
8c
Jun
17c
Sep
1.90
19c
A
__
2.80
46c
7'A Mar
2.80
2.95
8,035
45c
50c
15,500
21c
May
74c
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6c
-
6c
2,000
5c
Jun
13 %c
Jan
34c
Jan
Jun
3.10
15c
15c
3,500
1.80
56,400
77c
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9'A
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1,095
8
Jun
6
Jun
7%
Oct
Jan
3.70
Sep
7%
7%
7%
1,225
3.20
3.10
3.45
22,740
-
16%c
Oct
17%c
Jan
Jun
16
40
Apr
Sen
25
Oct
3% Mar
45c
Oct
30c
25'Ac 34 %c
94,100
3.05
3.05
3.35
2c
,
Sep
1.58
—f
1.65
2c
2'Ac
16%
17
9%
9%
35
10c 10'Ac
16 Vz
93/4
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12'AC Oct
2.40
1.85
10
64,775
30,500105
16c
Jun
34'Ac
Sep
Jan
Nov
2.02
Jan
3.45
Nov
2c
Aug
4 'Ac
May
Jan
17
Nov*.
May
11'A
Jan
Jun
15c
10%
8
1,700
8c
4%c
5c
3,600
3c
Aug
7c
Oct
22%
22 %
3,035
15%
Jun
23%
Oct
,
5c
22%
15%
16%
16,873
10%
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99%
15%
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99%
100
400
90%
Jun
67%
69
3,348
50%
Jan
62c
1
-
62c
Sep
16%
Nov
100
m.
Nov
69
Nov
64c
10,600
71c
Oct
3%c
4c
2,000
3%c
Oct
12c
Apr
10c
10c
1,020
8c
May
21 %c
Jan
9c
9c
9'Ac
8c
Jun
12c
6
5%
6
1,065
4c
6c
11,500
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3,200
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36 %c
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13%
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36c
20%'
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30c
Jun
5%c
3%c
7%
Sep
Jun
Sep
Jan
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Preferred
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95c
July
1.55
9%
Oct
i
Oct
v
480
38c
3,500
36c
1,165
Jun
'
17
75'A
26%
26%
Jan
60c
Jan
130
3
r
V4 Aug
64% Jun
600
76
--.
Apr
14
Sep
Nov
15
12%
Jan
13%
8.25
45
9%
3
1'.
-
1,100
7,330
-
20%
76
common
Morrison
4%
80c
Jan
Oct
Jan
Brass
Mosher Long Lac
National Breweries
Drug
Preferred
National
Class
25%
Apr
27'A
Feb
62
2%
Jun
3 %
Sep
15%c
Nov
23%
Jan
76
-
Nov
——_—
class
8c
May
39'A
39%
225
8'A
8'A
8'A
245
6
Feb
11%
11%
12
145
10
Mar
12
Nov
14
14
650
12
July
14%
Oct
*
14"
imio
30
Aug
65c
Jan
National
22c
1,700
16c
Jun
25c
Jan
National
Steel
27,500
3c
Oct
Car
35%
9
,
1
•
•
75
21
21%
30c
38c
21
20'A
21
1,360
2.04
2.16
8,900
-
Petroleum
30
21
21%
■
9
i
9,200
39'A
9
A
.
-
6c
Negus Mines
14'Ac 15%c
:
5
-13.100
17%c Mar
14'Ac
9
'■
mii 5
____
common—___
Hosiery
-
—
common
__—
Grocers
B
—
common
Preferred
National
9
:
9 '/2c
'5%c'
70c
1.21
5 %c
Jan
July
34
-150
-
-
79c
1.22
1
Containers common
National
i3>/2
Nov
16c
May
50 Va
-1,000
7
Nov
10%
„i
Corp
3.15
80
3,500
15c*'
J.
Lake
Brick
9%c
Jun
40
---800
16%
Mar
68'A
Mills
Nov
30
52'A
10'A
-
Jun
10
•
common
Lake
Red
McWatters
Moneta
--2,000
6%c Aug
13
200
9
common
Red
July
4%c
-
2'Ac July
450
*
Gold
McMarmac
Jun
1.55
3,000
---:-3.500
x
13,500
Porcupine
5c
4,900
5c
c
10%
—T.__.
-
3c
4,500
Sep
May
•Jan
16%
»
Preferred
9c
1,000
7c
2.10
~~
K
40c
3,000
6%c
12c
16
^—1
McColl-Frontenac
Mid-Continent
4^8
Lake
7.70
Mercury
n^/a
1 -
Gold
Jan
4.75
Feb
1
Mines
Oct
1.20
Jan
Wire
Giiavana
17%
-
56c
.
"•
____^
Jun
19 %c
6c
Va
7.30
19
Oct
Oct
Sep
Jun
7c
•
Coal
2.75
78c
Jun
5C
•
A
Jan
Massey-Hams
29c
1
<•
110% May
14c
2.00
4
5c
10'A
Hi
6.400
9%c
16% Mar
16
1
—
Gold
3,500
6c
Fields
Maple Leaf Milling^
Marcus
18c
9%C
5.80 Mar
50
1,000
4'Ac
4'Ac
1,470
18
6'Ac
1
Mines
Martin-McNeely
40c
2.05
•
;
1.55
Nov
72c
_i„i
class
July
Nov
18 Va
106% May
37c
gy2C
7.15
18
Sep
Sep
Aug
10'A
*
Eastern
&
65c
'
Bousquet
Jun
13
-60,550
7.00
6'Ac
1
Gold
McLellan
2%C
18
1
Consol
17 %C
ZZ50
Mackay
Magnet
I7V2C
1 ?
Preferred
Graham
9 2'A
July
108 'A
5,000
1
•
2.90
66c
•
1 :
:
Jun
Jan
16
1.00J
2%c
,
1
common
85 Va
100%
6,890
0C
Tire
Manitoba
100
1
:
Malartic
Jan
1,300
16'A
6.50
1
Nov
330
1.15
16
____1
99%
1.75
25
1.14
,^1-
Gordon
110
7.00
2.00
Sep
Jan
96% July
10
2.85
*
Maosen Red Lake Gold
14c
27%
375
109%
Mines
Class B
Jun
May
20 Va
15
18 %
1.15
•
Ooodfish Mining
Goodyear
92'A
18
105 105 %
Si'
Feb
Jan
Gold
Export class A
Maple Leaf Gardens
92'A
18
7c
2%
26
60c
Jun
1
Jan
700
17%
Jan
1
Aug
100
Porcupine
River
■_
8
2,490
Jan
34c
600
1
Lake
12
1.55
10%
5,500
1
Mines
Red
Nov
l
Manitou
MacDonald
Macfie
Aug
,
Gold
Feb
Nov
7'A
25%
2,036
49c
2.57
1
—
11 Vz
,
A
common.^.^
__i
Mines
Mines
30
Arrow
Goldora
Macassa
150
23/4
Gold
Gcldhawk
Sep
7%
1.45
Feb
Oct
11%
24%
Jan
12c.
15%
!___
7%
:
class
8%
64c
Jan
Sep
Jan
5'Ac May
*
Golafields
11%
100
Eagle Mines
Golden
Louvicourt
Lynx Yellowknife
90c
24%
com
Mines
Golden
Oct
Nov
Feb
Jun
fic
7c
1.45
May
45c
•
common
1__
Nov
129
30c
5.000
*
A
A
40%
12c
7%
class
Hosiery Mills
12%
May
5,200
7c
•
..
100
.__
Lake
Goldcrest
Lac
,■
_»
Gold
Goldale
■i
37c
2%c Jun
65c
°(
B
Class
3.10
Oct
14%
1
Groceterias
London
13 Va
2'Ac
2.50
1
730
2,500
7c
*
Long
51,900
3
Gold
6,420
99%
Lake
Oil
Loblaw
10.000
98c
3 7c
14%
4%c
2%c
45c
Leduc-West
4.80
123
«
Wares
Jan
2.50
Leitch
15%
11%
,*
Petroleum
Globe
Little
Sep
2_
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Jan
6.50
89c
3iC
•
Lexindin Gold
15'/a
38%
Bakeries
Glenora
Nov
74c
i
4.65
*•-.
ni/2
Preferred
Gillies
21%
May
Jun
19'A
395
38%
«
_j
23%
2%c
1
Macho
preferred
preferred
Sep
Aug
May
2.85
*
Secord
Sep
Oct
4c
.•
5Va'ic
19
1.85
*
!___
Lawson & Jones clacs E__
July
10c
33,200
3%c
■
92c
1
Mines
"U"
15c
Jun
6.499
13c
«
preferred
Jun
1
Mines
Larder
82c
41c
14c
10c
1
*
>___
1.19
•
Mines
Lapaska
25c
65,762
12c
;
1
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons
-
Sep
Sep
12c
Manufacturing
Exploration
4c
Jan
Jan
:
w_
10
common
Sep
23
50c
Steel
3 %C
19%
35 V4
•
200
General
4c
Feb
14'A
Jan
6.500
Giant
13,085
Nov
17%
8%
General
19%
46
8'A
General
18%
13c
Jun
4c
Power
13%
5%c Mar
Jun
6,000
5 Vc
6,000
Sep
13 Va
80c
Gatineau
100
6c
28c
41
5%c
Gair Co
32
5%c
9c
50
A 60C
Frobisher
32
6c
■
■
Gold
3%c May
2,845
80c
Gold
Jan
Cc
8VaC
Cos
Nov
21% July
29
1
*
Fraser
Jan
Nov
Jacknife Gold
1
Francoeur
'
Jack Walte Mining
Jellicoe Mines (1939)_
Federal Kirkland ___?r__iT.vfr:...1..,r
F'ord Motor class A__
54c
2.9c
Sep
Federated
common
Feb
9
Sep
Jun
Sep
Sep
•
Products preferred
7'A
270
Lake
^_100
Petroleum
20c
3,144
Lake
•
common
30c
500
6,196
Oct
_*
;
2,600
29c
38c
Class
Nickel
Players
765
40c
29c
27
Jan
»
__
8'A
38c
38c
9 %
92c
i
A
8
2'A
Oct
34%
13 %
*
Corp
Class
Nov
54c
;,v: llV'aC
Preferred
■
29 V*
9%
May
1
Mines_____—_____
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Fleet
20% Mar
25%
35c
20
Gold
Fittings Ltd
535
33%
38,700
;__25
Empire Brass class A„____
Fibre
29'A
7 % Apr
9%
64c
Gold—
Grain
Jan
28%
Jan
Laura
Federal
17%
26%
10%'
A'
Falconbridge
26 %
Nov
33%
58c
teider Mines
Famous
Jan
16
Oct
*
International Uranium
•
5'A
Eddy Paper class A..
c^uxexa
24%
115
7%
Nov
14%
•
9%
,_l
________
Investment
Pen-Rey
195
16'A
Oct
24
0
-10%
Steel
Sol
Jan
26
16
7%
32'A
Feb
A
59c
»
East
El
6 %
25%
Feb
16%
13% Mar-
19% Aug
4%;
22'A
•
Mines
El
100
26
27%
common
Petroleum
9%
1
Leduc
Eldona
620
7%c
Feb
10%
__l
„
Malartic
Economic
1,032
53,523
14%
Jun
29
22
___* :1'
__
;
East
Eastern
32
24
14%
1
*
,
Feb
31%
,__6
Coke
1
Woollens
Mines
22
21%
1
&
Lake
Donalda
Jan
20'A May
34
22%
Voting trust certificates__uv_-.-_—
Dominion Textile common
Dominion
340
Jan
Nov
117
22%
23
_,______________23%
_„
22
6c
8
Jun
46
34'A
common..*
Jun
6% Mar
17'A
A'., 3
Dominion
2c
110
17
17'A
»
Jan
46
—
Dominion Steel & Coal class B____i._25
Sep
Jan
57
Jun
27% "
4%
41c
39c
Jun
2,035
:
9
22
'
Dominion Scottish Inv
uoimnion
:
v-
Jun
Jun
38%
125
119
:
20c
20
1
27c
23 %c
4,500
8
—
Co__
&
Feb
Nov
14%
25,889
'
19%
__io
__._i.___
1.90
Jan
3c
116
•
Mining
Feb
32c
34%
*1,915
40c
37c
27 %c 29'Ac
18%
33c
Jun
39c
Ltd.,—
Bank
1.20
1.70
Foundry & Steel__
Dominion
Jun
1.65
'<
Yellowknife
1
27 %e :
Seagrams ______19 Va
Dome Mines
10c
42,000
11 %C
Oct
' Mar
16'A
«
_____
common
Jun
9c
Feb
1,500
26,000
8%
1
__
Lake
Jan
31%
25
common
2,165
3c
£1
preferred
Imperial Varnish
23
1.65
Lake
Red
Jan
12%
14%
Canau* orainary_5
01
15c
16 %c
Mines
Dexter
Jan
19%
22%
•
Sep
International Nickel Co
Ltd
13c
Sep
28
500
50
7%
--
,
Bank
30c
115%
1
_
Imperial
38c
v
3c
100
Jan
Nov
Nov
72c
30c
'■
9%C
'
__
Oils
Delnite
Oct
4c
75
48%
#
A.
13c
B
Decalta
Oct
May
July"
'
48%
1
_..
common
9
v
Feb
40c
700
&
6%
'
Oct
Jun
16c
Ltd class
29c
Petro.e um
Class
16
"
Patricia
Leather
Jun
10c
100
17%c
-a-
1
1.45
Jun
76c
13% Aug
2,300
Z 6%
W.
10
xMines
Aragon Mines
Davis
15%
27 c
'
8 Va
160
148% Mar
310
1
Pershing
Da vies
-
1.60
Preferred
Croinor
:
•
common
Crowshore
6%
100
Mining
Crestaurum
Sep
Jan
2,500
147,200
34%
35c 36 V4C
35c
15c
34%
13c
a
5c
2,695
104% 105%
class
Exploration
Craig Bit
17c
65c
8.75 May
295
10%
Feb
13 %C
7,200
17
34%
59c
Mar
7%c
—IIIIl
Howey Gola
4%c
Jan
35c
1,000
10c 10 Vic
10%
#
common..
Nov
1,500
17
I
Paper
Jan
10'AC
3,060
60c
1
Mines
Oct
38c
12
Sep
July
4%e
7%c
5
Yellowknife
Hunts
Conwest
9
7%c
■
Consolidated
Consolidated
Cosmos Imperial
Mar
15c
no
Feu
&
14% Mar
36c
'
10'Ac
*
16,655
v
10c 11 %c
»
1.25 Aug
Jun
9c
9% May
50c
10c
•
85c
5,705
Sep
Oct
Oct
4'Ac
•
Ilighland-Bell
High ridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
1,000
32c
60c
Jan
Nov
5,250
1,24
Sep
12%
7'Ac
'
•
1
_
1.24
10c
1
_
7'AC
1.60
11c
Mine3
Gas
12%
28c
■
Aug
10c
1.10
Nov
3c
4.50
Jun
9%
"
consumers
8
9c
1
Mascot
Gold
13
3.50 Mar
28c
1
Jun
1.32
10c
1.10
Consoiiadted Central Cadillac _____;_„„1
Consolidated
1%0
4.25
9%
•
Gold
Hclbnger
Bakeries
Jun
.
Gold
Hedley
6c
1
Consolidated
14
4,000
12
Gold
30c
___1
Ansley
__
Heath
Jan
64c
1.40
•
15
May
4C
4%c
5
Consolidated Astoria
3,266
2c
'
Carpets
Hasaga
High
18
2c
:
•
15
20%C
"
—
Low
17%
4.25
Headway Red Lake
14%
1
Petroleum
Range Since January 1
High
Nov
14
nara
Shares
2C
*
Gold
Harricana
14
14
1
____
Mines
Coxnaurum
Jan
6,000
17%
,
_
Consolidated
Rock
5%c
45c
8,904
_•
Bridge
2'Ac July
13,000
45c
2.85
8
_,
Oommonwea.th
Hamilton
Alabastlne
&
Hamilton Cotton
24c
3'/4C
14%
Yelloaknife
210
1.75 May
Oct
35c
■■■
Lake
May
1.15
2,70
Dunlop common
A
Coiomac
Oct
10c
500
V
1.15
3c
1.45
Lime
for Week
Low
1
3c
1
Cockshuft Plow
Coin
Gypsum
Jan
37c
,
Class
Mar
10c
2.74
—
Willans
Cochrane
98c
May
1.60
,
'V
1
Oils
May
.4c
16c
Malartic
Citralam
Coastal
41c
1,500
16c
1.60
______—-—_* •••;:
cocnenour
7,000
5c
-
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Jfrice
Range Since January 1
High
5c
_r—._T_T_1
-—
Chromium
Shares
60c C2V2C
62c
_____~_l
Cnesterville
Chimo
50c
_
____
STOCKS—
for Week
Low
h
"
Thursday
Range
Par
'
JI
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Mcmdajv-November" 14j-1949
MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
STOCKS—
;
•
2.10
r
80
■
(
*
35% Mar
27'A
8'A
Apr
13%
39'/a
Jan
450
15% Mar
8,100
30
21'A
26'Ac Nov
16%
1.95
\
Oct
"Nov
Nov
21%
Jan
23%
-
Oct
47c
Jun
May
Nov
Jan
2.63
Apr
-
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4855
Volume. 170
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
(1949) '-41
%
CAN AD I An
liste d
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Last
Par
Neilson
New
preferred
Low
103%
__100
-
IOC
Bidlamaque
Calumet
-I-Il
1.35
1
Mines—___
22 %c
New Goldvue ___;£__—
New Jason
New Marlon Gold
Newnorth
Gold
New
New
Pacalta
Oct
31c
47c
Oct
33c
Oct
56c
4,785
20,200
9c
11c
3%c
3%c
45,850
1,000
3c
6,500
3c
Jun
9c
9%c
9c
72c
3%c
Mines
•
5Vic July
12c
Sep
26c
36,750
2,500
*
2.80
2.80
2.97
•
5,919
40c
3%c
15,965
Gold
4%c
4%C
-1
4%c
Northern Canada Mines —£——___
*
48c
North Extension _*—_—£■
*
12c
12c
9c
9 Vic
Northland Mines
;
—
North Star OH common—
9%c
1
.
11
:
Gold
£
Mines
1
2.15
2.10
1.97
1.96
2.10
23c
21c
27c
3Vic
3Vic
Nov
Taku
Sep
Feb
Tamblyn Ltd common__—
Taylor (Pearson) common—
Jun
9c
1
9c
•
-
_
Ontario
Steel
Orange
_
____
—50
Orlac
■
7c
8C
1.03
1.05
1.15
Mines
96 Vi
NOV
8 Vic
Jan
2.15
17,300
Jun
2.27
pet
24 c
3,500
Toburn Gold
21c
Page
Hershey
4%c
Pamour
Porcupine
43c
1.82
16%
16%
Pandora
Western
53c
Tower
Jan
Feb
27c
—
Parbec
3c
July
6c
Sep
3c
Jun
9c
Nov
Piccadillv
Pickle
Class
125%
Oct
Feb
32%
B
Twin
•
City
Oct
22
Feb1
Oct
70c
Aug
7c
Jun
16c
Nov
Jun
6c
Jun
20C
Feb
Union
5c
May
12c
Oct
United
45C
May
7c
i'
1.17
1.19
10%
10%
300
11%
11%
100
Reef
Porcupine
43c
43c
490
1.18
Aug
•
A
'23%
24%
23%
50
"i
50%
Sep
i
United
1.55
1.69
96c
May
1.69
Nov
'
United
Oils
5c
4c
July
9C
Jun
United
Steel
73,465
:
6%C
4,500
15c 16 %C
2,517
4%
15c
4%
4%
1,000
3c
6,000
8Vic
Sep
24 %C
3c
Class
Apr
>
"
8c
Apr
Jan
6c
2%c July
r
.
Sep
B
Predion
7 V2C
55c
Jun
89c
Jan
v
20
25
27
Feb
2.10
2.10
2.23
3.60
3.GO
3.70
i
;
7c
7,500
•
15 %c Mar
Apr
■
.
8,160
1.71
1,500
2.70
3.00 Mar
'
Sep
^00
Jun
Sep
17
17
50
16
Jun
17
61c
16,580
55c
Feb
90c
Apr
15c
5,800
15c
Oct
65c
May
9%
815
6
Feb
13%
14%
9,680
8%
Jan
17c
18c
8,545
29
29
25
;24%
25
565
18% July
25
%
17c
_
'
.
—
.
w
.
9,700
30c >
Jun
43
,1,675
33%
Jun
Nov
i
1.16
4,450
65c
Jun
1.30
Sep
j.
1.07
3,600.
57c
Jun
1.25
17
16%
17%
12%
;
12%
2.12
6% May
18c
18,250
16c
0
70c
1,100
46c
54
170
47
Jun
55
105
17
Mar
23
3.30
6,825
13c
15C
5,090
Roche
19 V*
19%
72c
18,417
21
14,167
87c
>
85c
1,700
9%
9%
2.35
40c
Oct
Class
Roxana
Royal
Oils
>
y.v
7
1,065
3.35
173,985
5.70
5,651
9c
500
6c
30c
42c
24,000
26c
9.80
10%
6,120
34%
Eank
21
-
Nov
1.18 May
8
Sep
9%
3.75
Jan
May
8%c
4Vic
4Tie
3,000
2.25
2.25
200
23
75
26%
Oct
10
10
75
9%
Oct
8 Vic
8c
8 ViC
1,500
6c
3,800
23c
Aug
26%
27 %
2,200
24%
9.10
9.45
9,555
18cl9%C
9.15
Roybar Chibougaiw&u
Rupununi Mines '
1
1
18 Vic
•
17
common
4
4 Vi»c-
Vic
17
1st preferred—2nd preferred new—
—;
13c
9.70
4Vic
4,500
3c
Jun
10c
17%
830
14%
Jun
18%
Grocers
common
104
101% Mar
(George)
__1
9
9
600
4%
Jun
9%
.
49
24
24
45
17%
Jun
24%
Jun
9%
50
50
50
50%
285
37
1
4.00
4.00
4.30
8,600
1
6c
6c
6%C
5,0no
15%
15%
25
._£.
—
15
36c
15
Preferred
.1
.
38c
•
24
24
24%
47 V4
47"*
47%
50c
Sick's
Breweries
2.70
.
_
Silknit Ltd
Class B
Slater
(N)
Co
Fat footnotes
July
5 VBC
5%c
12,500
_
:;1
•
page
v
,14
8.65
100%
35C 36 Vic
-
14
5C
?
May
•32 Vi
32 Vi
55c
19,600
10
V: 9%
10
920
28%
28%
29
355
.____
i.—•
38
4,883
27
Feb
38
101
25
97
May
101'
5c
103
16
16%
> 2.35
2.53
6,805
36c
10,900
33c
Nov
>
2.38
'
;
32c
1
95c'
Mines
Yellowknife
32c
1
:_T
*
•
4c
16
115
Jun
York
*
Mines
—
30c
13,000
18c
13,700
61c
cf
class
*
A
6%
6%
6%-
2%
2%
2%
•
■
Toronto Stock
1.15
STOCKS—
1%
i
Jun
3
100
33c 35 Vic
5,030
66c
74c
39,300
31
30
31
110
20
300
1.500
20
55c
"
!
61c
10,533
Mar
.
Sales
for Week
'
.Sale Price
41
.,,
Andlan National
Asbestos C«rp
British Columbia
Nov
Brown
Bulolo
Low
Har
w
,
^
:—
*
Shares
of Prices
Range Since January 1
Low
High
25
24%
165
21
80
—;
High
7%
4% Sep
200
5
25
80
80
5
75
Sep
3
3 Vs
12,500
2
May
92
93
105
70% Jun
10
Oct
5
i._
......
Co
Pulp & Paper com—,'*
1
common—
3
.100
—
__
12 Vi
12%
13
200
Sugar.——*
22%
22Vi
23
1,290
19
30
4
965
3Vi
800
Feb
Canada
Sep
and
48..
Oct
Canadian
20
Jan
Canadian
Dominion
—
2%
Vickers
common
Western
—90
Lumber———*
3%
Sep
Consolidated Paper
i
22
Nov
Oct
Disher Steel common
9.50
;
65c
; 15
,<•
19%
36%
Nov
23%
Jun
Nov
1.15 July
;« 2.75 Nov
Jun
91% Nov
Dominion
Sep
'
33
63 c
Oct
Apr
10
Nov
Sep
30
Apr
Oct
56
13 Vi
Jun
20% Nov
26c
Jun
40% ■"
9,085
51c
51,140
13V*
25
5%
Feb
14
40V4
42%
410
31%
Jan
42% Nov
10,470
2.30 Aug
640
33
75
21% Aug
18
July
2,205
43% Jun
72% Nov
7,915
13% Jun
19%
Nov
55
Apr
3.55
^.30
3.70
31%
30%
' 24
69Vi
18%
53
32
International Paper common
International Utilities
Oct
Jun
4
Jun
56
*
Hayes Steel
3% May
20%
56
19%
—Zi————•
Foothills OH
32c
* '•
Bridge
Apr
Sep
Apr
■
48c
A———
60
49
90
47c
19%
—•
Dalhousie Oil
21%
Feb
Jun
Nov
,
13%
Canadian Westlnghouse
1.60 Jan
3.40
Feb
16 Vi
23
•
Oct
25%
Jun
Jan
103
July
91 Vi
Jan
May
Jun
Jun
Jan
,
Feb
50
Jan
26
114/
Jun
5
Gold
87
59%
Oct
Nov
3.75 Nov
Oct
Jan
11% Apr
8%
22
93
99%
69c
Jun
7VB
Funds
Thursday's
Week's
Last ; , V' Hange '
.,.
3%
295
100
May
Sep
Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian
v.-"
May
21
35 Vic
Oct
48c
6% Oct
145
2,235
965
370
27%
Sep
•
37c
Jun
1,789
Aug
Sep
£j2.75
Jan
1.00
2%
29c
Nov
Mar
2.00 May
26c
1*
Knitting
Class B
51
7.00 May
:
Nov
i.7c
Npv
•95c
27c
Bear
,
Humberstone Shoe i_——w—24
——
—69%
18%
—
Langley's Ltd preferred—.—____—100
27%
Jan
11V2C Jan
i
.
5c
16%
i._c—
Lead
Oct
32%
10
Jan
11c
35 %
37%
.v-v..
'
5,500
14
Jan
37c
-
-
Yale
-
Jan
10% May
300
8:55
50 Vic
20
42.
Feb
Nov
101
common-
X
:? 4.75 Sep
15% Mar
lie 11 Vic
see
Oct
Nov
'26%
May
5c
36%
15%
55c
i_——
10c
Jun
7c
1,030
23%
450
South Brazeau
Stadacona Mines
90%
21,000
6c
36
615
20
___
■'■■■■
30
13c
6C
2V4
21
1
Southam Co
Sep
35
.
Mar
■
12c
22%
1.25
1
common
21
22%
1,300
.100
Gold
Sladen Malartic
710
36%
56,833
27%
Preferred
8iscoe
26%
26
*
20%
•
Nov
28
•
Apr
*
1.20
32 Vi
__
35
Jun
Canadian Fairbank's Morse com
45
50 Vic
•J*
Oct
22
29%
Canadian Industries common
22%
-I
class A.
9c
120
450
.
60c
'
Dairies
3,375
28
35
16 % May
515
.40
Slmpson's Ltd class A
10c
28
Jun
185
3,000
'
Silverwood
Nov
Oct
2.79
36c
_5
Preferred
51%
30c
2.58
8.55
Silver Miller Mines.
Feb
14%
20 Vi
—
_—_.
35%
16
20%
-1
common
60
Jun
-
21
Silanco Mining
Feb
51%
100 100%
Gold
15%
Jun
20%
common-
(Quebec)
9c
17c
1.15
s
Voting, trust certificates
Sigma Mines
Nov
Nov
6C
1.01
1.15
.1
13c
13c
13c
1
Sherritt Gordon
5%c
14%
,
19,300
______50
com
;
—.
1,000
V'
26%
Canadian Marconi—.
Shawinigan Water & Power
15c
5%c
12 %c
86
Jun
3.50
100
36c
_*
1
Shawkey 11945) Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
Jun
'
•
—
Jun
7c
100 VB
Preferred
common_^__
23%
5,500
1
Combing
Wright-Hargreaves
Oct
;_£_—1
Senator Rouyn Ltd..
15% Feb
6,566
9c-
34%
1—
Wool
i
Jan
71% July
Scythes &*Co
6.50 May
35
'
■
common
Nov
50
260
Scarfe class A
*
L_L.
..
20,%c May
104
85
Gold
Nov
'
10c
■/s/
_^1.
—
Jan
15%
Mines
SeD
42c
Oct
9c
,-■
Jan
15%
Antonio
13c
50%
34%
Ashley Minerals.
Oct
Feb
84%
Sannorm
Sep
June
5%c
A
Oct
9c
85
San
Oct
6.40 Jan
Mar
28,000
15Vi
.
7%
4.85
Jun
Apr
50c
28
Feb
_____1
preferred
Jun
1.10 May
4.00
18Vic May
;
5.85
St Lawrence Paper 1st preferred__.__99
2nd
Jan
Jan
104
Saguenay Power preferred ——.—100
St Lawrence Corp common.-..—
9.85
•
& W)
Li.!.
Electric
Preferred
Winora
Feb
11%
•
Jun
27 %
Sep
30%
Jun
38c
•
Industries
Oct
17c
'
300
Oct
8c
6,500
8C
36c
Royalite Oil
Russell
Sep
^
3.30 Nov
'
July
199
8c
,
(G
Winnipeg
;
Sep
3c
38c
__—
7
Nov
Jun
1.45
•
10
42c
•
V.'Uigalt Gold
Jan
Oct
27%
._1
—
1
Winchester Larder
1.20 Aug
May
———1
__
5%
7%
2.85
5.50
9c
_
Wiltse.v-Coehlan
■
Jan
65c
400
•
Co
Jun
85/4C Sep
3.15
•
__
Preferred
i
Jan
1.04
67c
May
11
.
100
2.30
'
2.30
28
Long Lac
Rochette Gold
1.22
k
Jun
65c
1
—
Nov
22%
5.65
*
Mines
Consol
Western
Jan
9%
Nov
70c
■
A—___.—
._£_—.
Oct
30% Jan
.
'
IGc
16c
«■■■:
1.30 May
320
a
Nov
2.17
Jun
26,200
7
7
17%
12%
Jun
9%
300
1.94
: 43
Weston
2,280
12
1
Robinson Cotton
27c
Sep
Sep
58c
1
class
15% Aug
8%c May
27
54
13c
——
(Hiram)
Western
Oct
C9c
64c
1.10
69c
Mines
9% Nov
3.15
1
3.15
0
—
Amulet
Yeilorex
Riverside Silk
Nov
22%
54
•
Hill
Westeel Products
"
Renabie
Nov
15c
West Malartic
:;j.
41%
Quwmston Gold
Regcourt
Nov
23%
'
12
—1
Waite
Walker
1.03
—
24%
Jun
May
8%
Mines
Wekusko
43
■
—
j
July
1.15
10
Quesabe Mines Ltd
Quinte Milk class A L—_
>
8%C
1
Reeves MacDonald
4,450
27'
•
Sep
Jun
17%
!
51c
17
;
Goc
2.03
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Manitou
Mining
'
May
27
Dome...
Purity Flour Mills common
Quemont
Sep
6
G5c
•
East
45c
27
;
Violamac
Jun
100
__i
_
29c
57 c
preferred—
Ventures Ltd
Sep
6,350
5
—1
Metals
.Jan
17
_
Upper Canada
v
5
36c
5
58c
Corp
Jan
12
"
/
30c
33 %c
•
Pressed
11
Oct
15c
_
*
.
Keno
1
Power
1.35 May
Jun
60c
•
Resources
25
Jan
Gold
Gold common
Jun
9%
5,425
23%
■
'
Class B-
•
36%
1
Voting trust certificates—
.
10%
,
35,700
23%
———
Corp class A
565
8c
River
Powell
•69C
1,600
"
,
1
14
Mining
48%
65c
Powell Rouyn
30
11%
Union Gas
6% Mar
3%
48
1
1'
Sep
May
Jan■jI
5
L_——
3.75
22c
Oct
17%
common
Nov
___
Pioneer Gold i.*
Jan
8c
Nov
18
6,500 :
33 %c
Mines—
2.54
45c
rights
4.00
a
Gold
Nov
Sep
6,820
10%
#
A
Television
18c
Porcupine
Crow
10%
9%
Feb
17,500
18
1.17
class
Transcontinental
Feb
_
___
Nov
16c
18
_
_
Jun
__
Gold
Photo Engravers
Oct
6%
13c
Vicour Mines
Perron
31%
45c 48 %c
•
B
2.02
Malartic
Paymaster Consol
People's Credit Securities
26c:
13c
»
Finance
Class
Nov
121% July
88,050
3c
....
Oct
25
.
Sep
46c
•
_
Petrbleums
Traders
2.60 Apr
Jun
55,867
5c
__:
_
10%
15c
Oct
2.35
.
26% July
4Vi Jun
65
130
10%
Jan
Sep
12c
*
Oil
Paramaque Mines
31
6%
/
31
2.75, NOV
43C.
Sep
1.27
Sep
11% Feb
Jun
•
Works class
4 00
Cadillac
Pan
31
6%
_•
;
Elevators
1.57
__
3,100
27c
Aug
34c
34,500
„•
0
Toronto
2.70
4
1.27
10,725
.
Mar
16c
33,074
41c
Mar
1.26
4,200
2175
1.62
Torbrit Silver Mines—
48
•
Ltd
Mines
5c
2.50
43c
*
3.70
•
Tubes
21c
2.50
—
Gold
3.80
1
2.00.
2 03
Tip Top Tailors
May
11 %C
Petroleum
,
Nov
97
United Fuel class A preferred. .£——50
Pacific
Nov
15% Nov
6,379
12c
6,000
87c.
Feb
8,800
Nov
16,000
'
Jun
78 % Mar
10c
Aug
925
14c
50c
3Vic Jun
3.40
11
75
5%
lie
11c
Mines
j
Apr
305
8c
19c
/. 50
32%
5%
1
__
Lake
Lake
Osulake
30
5%
•
Gold
Red
Osisko
common
125%
32%
0
Crush
Orenada
125%
5
1,000
3.25
Trans
Ontario Loan
Oct
97
8c
6
■/
Nov\
7Vic
3.25
3% Aug
535,600
Gold
96%
i
Tom bin
Jun
29
91
Thompson-Lundmark Gold Mines—*
Feb
1.11
Jun
921/a
——_io'
40c
Jun
Nov
13V4
Feb
60c
15
May
Oct
143,4
4
Oct
13c
Sep
—;
Teck-Ht.ghes Gold Mines
13Vic, Jan
Sep
River
Preferred
3.75 Jan
9
4,130
6c
Omega
Omnitrans Exploration
78
Sep
Jan
95%
_•
6
44c
85,150
30c 31 Vic
610
9 V*
90
18%
1.70
) 5 Vic Oct
14,800
•
335
1
—
520
<
Oct
July
17 %c
•
Malartic
26,100
■j
69 Vi
Jun
,
4,500
*
Oils
O'Learv
85c
15%,
Sylvanite Gold Mines
1.42
Okalta
78c
High
,
Jun
July
,
7ViC
Superior Oils Ltd——
40,645
Ogama-Rockland
•V 500
5 ;
5
96%
Sep
4c
5,025
2.35
5
-1.-25
Apr
Toronto Iron
O'Brien
1,830
• •
common
1.25
3Vic May
1,600
9c 10 % c
9Vb
10%
_
48c
Canada
1.03
..
1.70 Jun
2,500
36,000
—
_
of
Sullivan Cons Mines
2 %
500
—1
North Inca Gold
29
78c
Jun
25c
39,000
25
IZi
Jan
48%
3,000
IOV2C IIV2C
11 %C
7
•
Jan
90c
69%
8,390
:
May
47c
600
3c
14%
,28%
''
0
8c-
Sep,
111,900
34c
12%
common
Steep Rock Iron Mines———
Jun
74c
67%
79
Sturgeon River Gold
1
Sudbury Contact —1'
3c
1.20
39c
1,1°0
'28
Sleeloy- Mining ;
1
9c
9,000
3 Vic
67%
89
Jan
9,500
1
Mines
14c
4c
._1
_
Normetal Mining
May
'*
*
6uC
15
Steel Co
Jan
7c
1.500
8
89
?%
IlOO
.
■Preferred: ——u-_—_
Jau
,.
Low
7%
15%
pavirfg
Stedman Bros
Jan
/
Range Since January 1
Feb
23c
Jun
Shares
14%
_
Standard Radio class A—_
StarrattOlsen Gold—____
Nov
■
6c
1.15
___
65c
"
High
Low
common
Preferred
Mar
18c
/
20,664
;
10c 10 Vic
4c
•
5c
;
10c
_1
Mines
Standard
Jan
75c
.
Jun
4c
9C
_1
-
.
3%c
-»«'r
II
-
—
Mines
Norseman
18c
9 Vic
Norlartic Mines Ltd
Norpick
3,750
10%c
Nipissing Mines
Noranda
235
65c
Oils—
Yellowknife
Norgold
Jun
53c
;_1
Rouyn Merger
Nicholson
84o
22c 22%c
3%c
New TburboiA
' Feb
13,503
61c
.
__<•
9c
July
1.44
1.35
"
Nib
3c
Preferred
Feb
"
Norzone
New
3,500
15c
for Week
Range
of Prices
,
Par
Standard Chemical
Feb
104
6y8C Jun
-_1
ii-
i
Mar
100
'
X
Sale Price
High'
1,333
4c
Last
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Low
_1
Newlund
„
STOCKS-
25
IOC
4c
__
„
Range Since January 1
High
103% 103%
Alger
New
New
(Wm)
11
fcr week
Shares
NOVEMBER
Sales
Range
,,
.
Sale Price
Week's
of Prices
Thursday
STOCKS—
markets
Sep
r
Jun
28%
100
53
Oct
Jan
Feb
94c
Sep
26
Feb
31
Nov!
Pend
17
Mar
20
Nov
Price Bros
10
July
July
23
Jan
Southmourit Investment——__*
61c
Nov
Southwest Petroleum
41c
4c
5.80
Oil
18Vic Jun
15V4
23%
170
4c
5^0
5.90
15
Ogilvie-Flour common
;* Preferred—100
Selections—'
44C
24c
.
Oreille
—
__1
—A
24
■
—
'I
■
42c
—
61%
42c
39q
.
71%
19%
53
15
23%
170
4c
Minnesota & Ontario Paper——*
Oct
'
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24
Oct
'
50
65
1,370
•
.
20% Mar
40
15
500
2,710
Sep
12% Jun
'
170
.
Nov
3 Vic Sep
3.35 May
.
22% Jan
.26% Jan ■') /
173
5c
Jan.
Jan
6.70 Jan
63.
62.42c
90
40c
Mar
45c
Sep
May
39c
1,000
25c
July
.40c
Oct
35
45%
Jun.
h
42
THE
(1950)
COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
v■
' :•>
>
.-Monday,■•November -14; 1949
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECUR1TIES
r.J;'/
Quotations tar Thursday, November "MR"*/.,
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Investing Companies
1
Mataal Funds—
Bid'
Far
Aeronautical Securities
3.91
.
Blair
7.28
>
General
Non-Ferrous
96.02
22.32
16.07'..
Petroleum
19.53
,
Delaware
14,20'
15.36
——1
.100
Preferred
4, 100
" 141
136
1
5.61
-1
Fund
Mass
3.33
1.35s
4.07
3.70
-3.02
25c
Dividend Shares
Baton A Howard—
Balanced Fund
.
,
lc
3.66
lc
4.33
of
beneficial
Investors
Ask
-
l§5i.^
15,
May
''
1, 1952-1950
100.2
;
%s Jap. I. 1953-1931
99.24
99.30
,
!|I
i
100:4
2%s Feb.
5
100
Panama Canal 3s
-1961
119
2nd
Fund
-7-.02"
>
.
Interest—1
J
.
;
-t'l%s
120
>
7.69
*
100:8
■
Inc—1
13.51
14.17
Dollar
14.68
15.68
of
Boston
,
Maturity—
Int. Rata
Bid,
-1
13.68
Ask
Investors
National
X.
Security
1
200
3.80
: 4.00
Corp
.9.05
9.78
6.67
7.29
11 Vis Dec.
Priced Bond Series
Preferred
Income
Stock
1
Series.
5.96
1
Series
'
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I
H
j *
f
Jmk:rn
Bid
Bid
Ask
100.0460
13,1949.:
loe^eaee
.0453,
11%8-Mar. l, 1950,
I,
100:0498
.0816
U %s Apr. 1,
XI %s'June 1,
100.*072 2
.0912
],
'
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fl%s
July
1950
1950—
L
100.0221;
.0274^
100.0833
1950.
tl%s Sept. 15,
.0942
!
100.0902
.1028
100.0190
TO 3 56
I
100.0117
1950.
Il%Si Oct. 1. 1950
6.91
4.11
f
ny*# Jan. I, 195.0..
6.51
„
6.32
.0292
f
4.49
•
1
-
tl%s Feb. 1. 1950
1%* 100.1144
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Series—
Bond leries
Low
ji
•
Maturity—
,
14 69
I
National
19.10
:;
100:11
Certificates of lndebt (cont)-
tAprH 1, 1950
Balanced Fund
28.12
102.16
»
100.8
f
Price
Treasury Notes—
Ration-Wide Securities-
17.86
1957-1955—„±
I,
^
.^^102.8
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
28.77
13.20
26.30 *
Oct.
-
■
f
26.61
Mutual Invest Fund Inc—4
1.60
1. 1955-1953
,
4.04
12.21
15.08
1.46
Othtr Utmet
4.14
Inc_l
1
Equity Fund Inc.
Bid
4.77
3.75
'
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..*
100
.
,
Stock Fund
/
C
15, 195#-:—__L.
Sept.
'' *
V
'
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Feb
1.25s
3.50
le
shares
Mutual Fund
6.10
13.70
Investment
3.69,
3.17
3.35
Manhattan BondUFaadrBtoJUki
Mass Investors Trust—
r
37.60
Securities com—100 3,950
Christiana
CBmlfcanwe<h
'
34.97
1
-
*
point
m
'
Steel shares
17.37
17.82
1
Fund
VAa
3-48
v< 3.78
,
1*.
Paper share#
.»•
8.45
Ctfs
Chemical
-
Industries shares—lc
2%
8.441
,.,-S
Century Shares Trust
3.15
*3.43
x
Home Furnishings shares—lc
94.10 '
1
10c
Bullock Fund Ltd
,
lc
6
<
20.65
,•
_—
S2nds of
FedesWf Xand Bank Bonds—.
'
Business Equipment shares-lc
Electrical Equipment shar**_lc
15.38
.
5
'
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad Street invest Corp
share#
Ask
46.96
*
14.15
2%..
Inr Tr of America-
Boston Fund Inc
Automobile
,4.03
*7.87
3.72
Holding# Corp,
; Bond
Big
47,98
34
32 Mi
Ameres Holding Corp
—19
American Business Shares,
1
Axe-Hough ton Find Inc
1
Axe-Hcrughton Fund B
5
Beneficial Corp
1
Par
r^emia Sayles Second Fund_10
Managed Funds—
4.24
-
v'l!
Agencies
Mwtoal Fonda—
Sw51
5,01
—1
Affiliated Fund Inc.,
;
Ask
*
Fidelity Fund Inc
„
Selected
Franklin Custodian Funds Ino—
Preferred
series
stock
;
5.26
14.17
New
England Fund
15.53
New
York
4.80
2
4.90
625
3,74
3.81
Federal Intermediate Credit: Bank Debentures
Bate
6.19
5.65
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
4.48
3.42
3.49
Group Series
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
.—lc
Common stock series
,
.
"3-08
5.72
\
Industrial Stock Series—
4
5.56
5 00
2.82-'
Stock Series
32%
31
—10
1
Speculative Series
1.98
1.81
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
.
iPlyat Boston Corp.—
•yWrst Mutual Trust Fund
27.72
25.64
•
<
14.93
r
Gas
,
Industries
shares A__2
Investors
1
4.86
5.21
Chemical
lo
Aviation
X6.62
,—le
x5,53
6.07
—le
X5.30
5.82
6hares
lo
X7.06
X6.07
Electrical Equipment shares lo
1
'
3.73
4.98
7.51
7.89
Machinery
Merchandising
Metals
lo
X7.20
/
Industrial Machinery shares le
X6.48
X8.91
Electrical
7.11
Institutional bond shires—lo
equipment
Insurance
stock
7.56
11.95
„_1
10.04
Railroad
.
Railroad
8.43
shares
lo
2.32
2.56
shares
lo
3.28
stock
shares
lo
X4.00
Railroad
Petroleum
4.40
Income' Foundation
7.51
Putnam
4.94
Republic
X5.71
6.27
Investors
Shares
.
1.71
21,33
8.42
lc
Stock and Bond Group
76c
Investment
of
Trust
value).*
asset
50.61
Dec.
10.57
Union
16.71
21.30
29.95
Fund series
25c
A
67c
75c
1
——
21.19
1
17.67
1
—
Series C
5.95
Wall Street
Stocks)—1
14.02
15.30
8-3, (Appreciation com Stks)_l
11.04
12,05
Lexington
Trust
Loomis Sayles
Whitehall
Fund
Inc.
18.80
Unit
Diversified
Trustee
Series E
North
25c
2.32
2.53
19.26
3.95
Co
Federation
Bank
8c
Surety..—10
lo
—:—
American
Alliance
8s
"
American Equitable
3.68
Series 1956
1
2.28
Manufacturers
American of Newark
Automobile
jj
Insur Co of North
America
32%
114%
Jersey Insurance
20
71%
47%
16%
25
13 V4
20%
5ft
National
33%
47
National Fire
National Union Fire
5J0;
961/a
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(J P)
Co_
20
New
57
Fund
of
of
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OBobe 8t Republic
OHobe g Rutgers Fire
2n» preferred—
8c Co Inc
100
City Bank
v'
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35%
64
„
York
—
Nat'l Bank 8s Trust-17%
5.
Great
<*>
Northern
American
Hartford Fire
Hartford Steambolier
^
;
20
25
.100
300
City Bank
-i—16
32
34
34
35%
2T
315.
Bank -of
Detroit.
10
Pittsburgh'-;"'-;./,':'-.
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///
100
2§5<
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.
Mellon Natl Bank A Trust—100 x27Q
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2477
44
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290
34
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46
Portland
92
90
United
44%
-V
V
625
94,
7
National
First
.
12%
>
20
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..
66%
55
-
Bank of Amer N T A 8 A^12%
T
655
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States Natl Bank
.
7% .J •;-;v 8%
—100
Bank
Co
Trust
Farmers Deposit Natl Bank
;
Indemnity Co
44%
v
46%
-
105
Casualty
29
Reinsurance
Republic
58~
/
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'
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Seaboard Surety.
Standard Accident
—12%
10
-
Security (New Haven)
105
98
,
Ohio> Power
7%
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51%,
38%
49
35%
37%
91
36%
37%
Travelers
U S
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32%
Fidelity 8c Guaranty Co_2
34%
U 8
Fire
U S
Guarantee
100
103
1918
'3s2.i__:
104%
8.00
\
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8.25
59
61
4
62%
65
10
80%
85%
8
22%
24
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Power A
preferred
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105
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light—
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166
104%
5i%
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103,Ta
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$4.65
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186 ;:io«ya. •,104
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21
;
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Transmission--2"
preferred
T.
,
,
JO-
100'
16
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:
105%
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Gas
4-.16/V..-'31T
pfd_3C0
$4.75, preferred series G
Diego Gas A
4%%' pxeferrod
-
'
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San
104%
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(Colorado) 4.40 * __1C0
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101% ;;
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-101%
-
Y
\";'4l/z%i pfd (series 1949»_*-160
_1978,105%;/>i 06 %;
1
54%
36%
47
52%
.
104%:
1978" 105 %7
West Penn Elec 3%s_______1974
10
—10
4.28
Tehn
10
Ask
51%
v
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De>awat-e
; : v
,
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,
7
7
Tenn Gas Transmission 3*^19631 101%
wiOHi
101
'
preferred-——
Lt
,
37
•
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: 4.75 %
105 y2
106%
A Pwr 32.50 pf<fc50
/ Central Hudson Gas A Elec—
t
7 100%
______1979
■■
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—8
Westchester Fire
6%
..31.,,
.Bid
.;_;//AjFar,
Ariz Lt
-
101
96
■'
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Springfield Fire 8c Marine
39
/
North States Row1 (Wiser 3s 197?
17%
iq
(Texas
12%
"37
l#7fl
New England Power 3#
6>
54
—10
,
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Stocks
,
-
N
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11%
116
/
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-
Northern Stajbes Powert(3Mlnn)
.5
—
52
40
106
•
111
10
Co.—
fit Paul Fire As Marine-
113
3%*
Narragansett Elec
'
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—10
Power
Public Serv of Indiana 3s»U979
,
Ask
!
Service Co 2%s 7—l__1969
:1st mortgage 2 %s
65
74
■l
-r
losy*
18%.
Providence-Washington
88
''
2%s_/l973
Kansas Power 8c Light—
39%
;
Preferred Accident
37
y
'
117
—
64%
27
Bid,'
t
-
Jl(l
Oregon, Power
Duke
Gas
29.
-25
Pacific Fire
68
-
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59%
17%
—-—12.50
—
61
t*
Hanover Fire..
j.i.1
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54 J/4
.
27%
.2.5.0
w,
Phoenix
91%
.15
*
100« 320
43%
421%"
'
Kentucky 8c W Va Bow 3s_1979
Fire;
River—
38
18%
8
National
National
47%
Pacific
88
lo
Savings
Co
-
89
-
25
"
Calif
38%
44%
37%
71
a
A
Trust
/. Peoples 'First National
241
12% ;
York Trust
Bends—
30%
-
36%
North
10
^
com
28%
Amsterdam Casualty —^..2
Hampshire Fire
10
New
~
ie
Frisco
Newark...
t •
87
192
185
Detroit
"
9%
-61
61%
61%
Casualty (Detroit)—10
64 >
Plza Assn of PhJlA—
84%
100
#
s:--
52%
Bell Telephone of Pa 3s—X974
33%
8
37%
68%
36 *
Deposit" o7 Mdl Z-IO
-97.
,
-100 1,4 90
25
4iy2
31%
31%
4
5
Peerless
Fidelity *
Trust__33%;
"35
■
-
f
17%
,_10
Trust
y
57%
23
,
Group Assoc
h- Reinsurance.
Trust
Cleveland
10*
29%,
100 1,230
1,290
100
286
s
295
12
53
25%
29%
5
.
102%
*
...
A
Bank
->57%
:
33
94
25
i8y»
50
•24.
iq
"
lo
.,.10
17%
J
21%
21 %
—
Y
Fire Assurance
Merchants 8c Mfrs
60%
'
66'%
New common
N
Merchant
New
Ccntfanntai Casualty.,
Oftua A Forster Inc..
of
Maryland Casualty common
1
$2.10 Prior preferred
lo
$1.05 Convertible preferred
5.
Massachusetts Bonding.
..5
14%
31%
Fire.
Connecticut General Life—
Illinois
Bank
51%
14%
■
2Q5*-
118%
23'/4
_1Q
Ask
195
34%
10
lo
25
;
—
100.
Ask
,
Home
2%
American Re-Insurance
j American Surety
Bid
.7.7.
•,
National
;; National
16
United States Tru#t_
Bid
73
48%
Fidelity 8c Casualty_B
1.02%
i-02%
Companies
Central
10%
97/r
55%
»_5o
Title Guarantee & Trust—
58%
24Va
Assur—
l Q2,/n
bl.08
bl.08
Cleveland
49
18%
68%
_B
%
31
92
.10
American Automobile
American Casualty
1.00%
toi-08* 1.9T%
bl og
1950
Northern
' /
,
,
TrustX—110
-
i;
47
11%
70
r-4
—
1.00%
bl.08
.
1£)50
National
.
44%
27%
56%
20
Agricultural
Ask
0.96%
bl.08
37%
42%
Irving Trust
Kings County TrustLawyers Trust
89
10,
—
■
bl.08
105O^
2,
Harris
35%
;
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
Par
Bid
-,;s
-
-
'■
A
Bank-
Guaranty Trust
1
'
26
9
First
102-
8.10
Companies
Aetna Casualty
y
.
'
Trust—
8s
Sterling National
Aetna Insurance
.
2.37
Series 1955
Ask
"•
1949
Continental
45-
2.08
•JSf Public
-
1.15% >>
T.15%
...
Par
145/
99
2Q
—.
National
Morgan
■'
■bi:30
City Natl Bank & Trust
339;
43
137 ,v
7.00
Amer Trust Shares—
New
i Aetna Life
26%
324
10
100
Exchange Bank & Trust J20
National
Big
1-50
Chicago
100
Trust
County Trust Co
(White Plains, NY)
Empire Trust
17,73
3.65"
25%
1
Independence Trust Shares
Par
8-
1-49
Ask
2.60
4.89
\i
bl.30
•
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-
Stamped
Corn
Shares-
4.89
100.51
York
Fifth Avenue
First
4.48
98.50
3-50
*29,
Feb.
Bid
Manhattan Co_10
Fiduciary Trust
4.46
*
1.15%,
7-
Commercial National Bank 8c
Type Trusts—
1
Mutual Fund.
New
Continental Bank
17.65
—.i.
Stks)—1
Fund
the
of
Trust
16.49
1
—
Wisconsin Investment Co.
•>
**1.15% ^
bl.30
11-
Jan
0
Central Hanover Bank 8c Trust 20
Chase National Bank
15
Chemical Bank & Trust
10
23.24
27.46
9.9L
bl.39
1-50
:Jan' 19' 1950
.
0.96%
Brooklyn Trust
10.24
9.08
com
r
York
Bankers
10.25
10.04
-15,31
Fund
Jmw
bl.08
of
&
1.04
9.40
Investing Corp—1
Wellington Fund——
l
I
1-50
10-. 3-49
;
n
bl.08
Bank
10.21
Bonds).
5-
6-
J«n- 5, 1950
Jan. 12, 1950—
*
0.94 fo
1949_—
Bank
53.75
9.39
pfd Stocks)^—.1
K-2 (Appreciation pfd Stks)_i
8-1 (Quality common Stks)_l
8-4 (Low Priced
n«
hi 08
hi.08
1949
Par
7.01
(Speculative
K-l (Income
Knickerbocker
22,
New
18.59
17.43
1-49
1-49
%
Dec.
(
0 90%
Banks & Trust
6.29
94c
50.75
.1
—
Industry Shares
Bond
Series B
5.75
i
10c
Investment Corp.*
J
15.97
-1.15% y
Treasury Bills
0.85%
hi
1949_
15,
Dec.
21%
1
24.77
bl.30
r*
bl.08
_J
1949—.
8,
Dec.
11 43
20%
1
22.70
com
1.30%
bl.08
1949——J
1,
Dec.
50.61
Union Common 8tov'r. Fund
United Income Fund Shares
27.58
1
(Income
17, 1949
Nov. 25,
2.49
28.83
1
Bonds)..
8-2
1.30%
United States
16.40
2.27
Union Preferred Stock Fund
Priced
B-4
*
9-
3-50
r
15.25
14.23
'
Funds—
Bonds)
1.10%
8-
1.35
Ask r,
4-
11.88
1
Investors—,—
Street
Trusteed
8.47
7.73
Grade Bds)—1
B-2 (Medium
(net
Television Fund Inc
13.02
13.92
B-l (Investment
State
27.15
I
Keystone Custodian
B-3 (Low
1.16
1.05
11.89
Boston—1
Investors Management Fund
85c
24.98
lo
1
America
bl.25
1.35%
1-49
;';
15
—1
Fund—
Standard Invest Co Inc
Insurance Group shares___lc
of
Inc
Sovereign
23.06
7.68
Fund
Investors
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
1.86
5
(Geo)
Selected Amer Shares
4.59
lc
Group shares
Bank Group shares
Co
7.
4.25
Ltd—
Aviation
.
Scudder, Stevens & Clark
1
Incorporated
1.10%
7-
8.23
10.84
Trading——8
4.82
X4.5Q
10c
Fund—
Institutional
Investment
8c
X4.39
Fund
Howe Plan Fund Inc
1.10%:
bl.25
Ask
Nov.
6.33
1
le
+
3-
•■s.-
5.13
5.78
1
lo
shares
Utility shares
r
4.68
—l
le
shares
Tobacco
Bid
1.15%
8.18
.1
3.61
Steel
,
bl.25'
11.50
7.46
—1
equipment
Tobacco
Bond
1-50
8.73
1
,
Steel
RR Equipment
-
Utility
Railroad
5.60
.
X7.69
1-40
17.64
10.49
Pacific Coast Invest Fund—>1
Public
7.97
16.10
8.64
X5.10
lo
shares
Petroleum
1
—
8.06
.
1.15%
6-
11.00
5.77
X7.88
bl.25
"bl.25
10.59
X7.35
Low Priced shares
1-50
"boe
Dated
1.55%
13.10
9.66
X5.26
Investing Company shares—lo
lo
Merchandising shares
lo
Mining shares.
,
-lc
i
2-49
;
8.29
1
-1
—1
s
9.35
,
5-
1-49
1.10%
4.09
9.65
shares
3-50
3-50
;
10.76
X6.85
bond
1-40
bl.25
11.46
9.82
X4.53
.
1-40
Rate
1-40
11.36
10.46
X8.81
General
11.62
10.71
1
Industry
lo
I
10-60
1
2-4f
7-
...
;
Fully Administered share#_lo
Food shares
*,
8.79
(
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Diversified preferred stock—1
6.66
shares
8.02
..
Diveraified
7.74
—lo
Building shares
Chemical
11.57
Building supply.
.
Automobile shares
10.56
;
_1
—
4-
i.55%
7-11
—1
—
Bank stock.
7.36
Ask-
1212-
1.55%
6.52
6.49
Corporate bond serle#-
Trust
Bid
Dae
.
1-49
5-
1.60%
10.37
5.95
1
Aviation
9.46
—1
Automobile
53.10
1
Group Securities—*
Agricultural shares
.
—1
16.99
49.38
Inc
Capital Corp
General
.
Agriculture
15.72 :
—1
Fund
General
3-
1.65% :
16.05
'
Fundamental Trust
,
Dated
1.65%
1.60%
.1
Stocks Inc—
VI-
...
.•
7 "
"I
"'""tj-
Odd lot sale
(not included in yeafs range)., b Big yield
prlco. d Deferred delivery s^flos Xtiot
year's-range)e EX-interest
at Flat price,
k Admitted to Hstjhg on N. Y. Stoek Ex¬
change. n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb./ t Cash sales (not
incidded in/year's- range).
tErliquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to Unlisted Trading
privileges, wd When delivered, wl When
issued,
x Ex-dividend.
y-Ex-rights. z Ex-stock dividend. .•
•
Included
in
.
•••'
'*No
par-value.-.tin default.
11949 range adjusted :(50%
tThese*bonds
stock
are
div: paid on
.7
;
;
.
subject to all Federal taxes.
Aug.' 31).
■'
-
..
-1
'
.
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/**;.
.
Volume
170
Number 4855
"
THE t COMMERCIAL
THE
CO V USE
Bank clearings this week show a decrease compared
with
a
based
year
Preliminary
ago.
figures compiled by
us,
from which it is
be
y^ar.' Our
preliminary
totals; stand
against $12,075,588,266 for the
this center there is
week last
at; $9,709,073,373
in
week
same
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
18.6%.- Our comparative summary for the week follows:
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
BY
TELEGRAPH
Per
Week Ended Nov. 12
New
1949
York
537,792,054
Philadelphia
524,354,850
Str
Ban
ZZ-Z--2'
i
280.027,477 >
202,814,516 I;.'-
five days_
cities, one
day__i
Richmond
—11.6
St.
-
602,771,288
935,336,468
;
York
'1949
■Stocks—
+
shs._
of
Month of October.
.
:
-Ten Months
San
.1949
Internat'l
1948
20,434,070
"205,666,344
245,937,492
$56,493,600
$66,631,000
$566,622,700
$786,083,800
Foreign
Bank-
16,000
7,411,800
govt
U. 8. Government
12,500
101,000
878,000
76,203,570
70,156,640
137,500
473,500
1,186,000
$72,582,460
$644,177,770
-
of
Federal
1st
$63,933,900
__
1946 to 1949 is indicated in the
Months—
1949
January
February
___
March
1948
No. Shares
i
1st
18,825,034
17,179,755
21.135.600
22,992,575
60,011,467
20,619,550
17,767,357
j
316,174,082
'
"
"
"
17,482,740
a
108,304,035
58,718,076
-
,
;
j.
;
16
,
125,369^656
_
20,595,100
18,751,895
21,785,250
___
August
September
23,837,155
._
Quarter
Nine
;
____
6,918,993,987
+
0.2
6,676,990,808
.5,690,590,716
was
1949
• »■
-
v"
-The
of bank
course
1st
43,450,216
2nd New
84,852,398
BANK
(000,000
'
CLEARINGS
AT
LEADING
Month of October-
.
omitted)
1949
1948
1947
CITIES
IN
1949
—
3.9
,
6,034,746,634
—
2.305.907.605
2,020,463,859
t;—
"
'
"
-
V
'
.14 cities
2,021,315,268
:
—
3.8
—
6.9
3,595,433,218
Atlanta
OCTOBER
:
2
1946
67,899,747,130
60,732,466,407 •"
35,946,052,732
30,549,851,772
York
28,585 29,751
z
Ten
3,898
1,182
1,215
1,246
1,026
11,270
11,877
10,504
Pittsburgh-
1,131
1,284
1,093
12,374
12,765
11,245
$
18,579,806,540
.27,629,293,336
59,005,172,899
20,875,736,455
17,305,001,036
56,334,753,703
20,364,209,213
16,220,886,774
24,914,686,022
...—16
11
22,088,113,080
32,964,881,770
623,322,266,449
—183 cities
—
—
3.2
■„
4.4
•,
—
5.5
;
7—
0.1
„
■;.
—
•—
649,022,462,258
342,491,691,556
v
—
1,645
1,795
1,675
16,008
949
975
:: 932
717
741
763
Phiila.
St.
Louis
San
_
Baltimore
3,307
City.
3,494.
l,974r
—
1,997
2,145
_
Cincinnati.
Kansas
■
17,251
16,006
;
9,108
8,255
7,547
6,810
5,825
1949
City
1,279
1,498
1,451
1,174
12,542
14,169
12,693
10,478
1,220
U98
1,368
1,175
12,643
13,788
12,170
10,260
10,596
11,661
10,242
8,435
.5,218
.5,068
16,298
16,490
4,722
14,551
12,397
5,021
4,465
Months—
18,681,132,547
15,170,288^17
8.1
24,207,710,823
18,704,419,567
;
2.5
3,811
1,136
1,396
1,351
1,029
Orl'ns
530
547
555
568
Detroit-.".
1,630
1,641
1,669
1,363
Louisville—
514
515
,514
421
Omaha w/ V
542
.572
Providepce.
ill
.108
Milwaukee-
257
253
334
,353
400
436
400
New
Buffalo
St.
—
Paul-
,; 569.
213
4,981
463
.248
V
./+■
—
4,871
110
•».
5,177
4,835
; ■
.1,122
-1,046
V 2,230
3,573
3,357
2,791
19,915,873,466
-
15,342,049,574'
30,480,648,308
4.0
603,237,511,261
571,907,630,423
307,026,945,505
268,735,831,235
.
...
26,980,415,463
1948.
65,683,182,576
—
"
;
—
1948
2.4
2.5
35,558,789,847
>
.
V;
/
Dec. %
35,545,654,953
29,923,848,922
—
—
'
2.5
99,571,804,110
32,246,290,957
J
o.e:;
TUil
100,806,321,542
7.9
3.5
0.7
~
35,336,817,667
'
—
Inc. or:'
$
34,301,881,896 V
29,710,132,367
61,328,509,538
/
-
—
62,064,219,618
66,266,537,592
33,839,268,189
32,597,114,173
69,422,367,362
188,062,570,632
197,169,769,556
376,553,715,846
390,517,171,107
60,116,443,954
61,332.548,193
1.2
—
65,667,968,051
31,894,721,758
4.5
33,625,838,907
35,448,835,893
46
97,766,851,622
101,885,218,255
3.6
197,338,655,732
202,691,539,797
as
1.4
30,961,385,266
32,617,197,751
3-7
33,199,806,493
34,837,901,644
33,940,101,695
35,147,049,748
1,933
3,365
3,758
193,347,401,551
■
June
955
2,547
'
'
•
.
■
May
3,873
1,051
2,553
299
368
Total, 1st Quarter
April
12,447,217,985
.
$
2.7
—
57,470,663,632
69,179,885,164
188,491,145,194
Cy;-:
15,979,580,904
,
6.3
1949
Dec. %
60,467,523,522
•••*;•*..
/
22,607,760,762
46,239,825,686
4.2
—
Inc. or
$
66,696,852,755
'67,473,571,210
March
4,555
1948
64,919,266,305
56,098,307,679
.v
j
1
„
Clearings Outside New York
$
January
February
'
29,598,773,385
Wr 15,385,975,239
53,955,216,715
■
2.4 .5 :
6.3
;
Clearings, Total All
7,585
7,067
34,533,150,006
.;
V
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
,
311,933,644,079
/
25,228,147,582
4.5
the clearings by months since Jan.
1, 1949 and
covers
1
14,911
8,938 I
645
Cleveland +
Minneapolis
following compilation
9,176 -:
828
1
The
$
20,934,363,874
16,927,225,363
:
°-5
'
.—
1946
22,513,024,711
;: 306,388,687,912
37,318,467,271
33,662,542,145
3.7
—
22,643,345,466
35,164.953,192
19
I
—
27,097,289,696
328,227,276,979
Francisco
Ten Months
v
.
1947
Dec. %
23,407,282,964
27,488,101,379
10,619
Fran-
1,253
1,773
2,982
3,874
Boston
Months
Inc. or
.
41,223,345;248
38,192,937,207
-J—15
Outside New York
31,953
30,182 295,094 306,530 296,210 303,171
2,920
29,681
32,033
29,984
26,069
1,978
18,845
18,931
19,478
17,704
4,029
3,611
37,387
32,079
39,175
35,501
_
Chicago
months for four years:
1948
$
New
10
Ten Months
v
7
City
Total
1,691,667,959
4.9
30
-
Dallas
12th San
3,079,478,641'
4.5
317,898,298,219
16
Chicago
Kansas
2,283,503,440
—
18,579,803,912
"
8
Minneapolis
1,502,900,657
s
2,826,555,544
2,277,119,466
m—
39,411,584,979
36,079,862,682
.14
Louis
5,198,630,880
1,917,068,337
.
65,626,289,486
22,652,114,852
306,223,267,283
16
St.
2,696,389,136
35,875,098,672
Ten Months
17
8th
*
2,402,630,562
.
$
Philadelphia
7th
3,237,775,493
1,830,914,155
2,907,553,845
-
62,695,638,400
,
Richmond
9th
3,792,644,226
-
6,241,987,831
—10.0
2,430,092,999
674,188,537
3,421,186,911
r
r
$
2,345,984,025
31,155,509,458
3,768,052,738
1,992,716,611
0.2
—13.4
2.919.534.606
1
-
4,239,526,733
V
5.4
2,300,233,429
■ -
33,079,030,297
•
-
1.0
»■-
1946
$
2,547,825,017
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the
6th
30,383,870
1947
9.6
1,749,701,290
Cleveland
10th
.
0.6
—
2,625,262,650
2,355.909,537
3rd
-
1948
—
3,836,966,780
--..-i
34,110,231,737
Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
•••■
1946
4,107,081,612
■
1.0
—
"
r
1947
-•
-
—
5,708,262,432
-
*
or
Dec. %
1.7
2,940,313,231
"
City.
York
11th
is shown below.
'Inc.
i
—
"
5th
clearings at leading cities for the
years
1948
2,392,942,683
30,859,091,921
2,053,232,621
2,972,039,629
"
4th
month of October and the 10 months ended with October
iui each of the four
+
-
-2,017,426,747
-
in the San Francisco Reserve
District 6.9%.
4,083,139,103
•
.183 cities
Reserve Districts
Boston
20,807,082
28,634,629
Reserve District 3.8% and
»
3,467,715,494
"
lit,
-
-
605,742,908
are smaller by
9.6%, in the Richmond
Reserve District by 1.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict by 1.9%. The Chicago Reserve District
suffers a loss
of 5.4%, the St. Louis Reserve District
of 0.2% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 13.4%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District the decrease is 10.0%, in the Dallas
$
29,657,879,242
+ 7.2
District the totals
de¬
a
,
"
181,013,071 279,672,501
28,890,940; ;20,434,070
—
5.5
$
19
:
■■
+
Federal
55,643,415
57,187,920
176,775,404 225,503,422
.
282,599,090
379,255,327,1
201,318,519;
11,861,219,343
2,368,608,334
11
„
/■
-
•
6.6
13,318,141,213
7
25,663,765
16,017,170
17,563,530
64,374,300
—
Months
October
24,505,115
15,039,275
-t
9.8
1949
___
488,406,852
-
•" +
15
We append
6.2
706,855,356
16
_
Francisco
194,820,103
25,472,787
14,153,458
'
;•
8
Outside New York
3.5
—
13,013,264,809
17 V
,
__
—
398,019,803
757,470,692
14 V
City
Total
1.7
—
14,283,067,746
Vy
Louis
Kansas
942,142,730
517.235,288
456,206,199
298,025,182
:
14 cities
Minneapolis
83,553,396
112,401,104 168,315,502
;
..
of the clearings for
summary
St.
21,716,872
55.260,715
:
16
-
July
3rd
386,449,5581
384,868,521
463,968,242
265,063,337
732,689,880
30,409,809
Quarter
_
792,802,172.'
486,744,255
373,424,302
30
-
18,179,374
Months
947,258,298
499,188,967
'
For that month there
j
York
12th San
31,426,715
20,615,786
'
June
Six
925,855,551
"
"
Chicago
66,651.580 111,266,707
34,612,565
42,769,253
30,922,212
April
May
563,466,104
Districts
11th Dallas
34,092,745
23,757,877
19,336,900
57,140,389
__
380,975,401
605,699,904
Atlanta
10th
51,510,197
19,313,984
—
Quarter
2nd
23,556,803
16,801,286
412,984,863
—13.0
9th
1946
641,618,711
*—11.7
650,476,260
6th
No. Shares
6,370,092,854
728,290,384 1
736,110,067
408,831,101
8th
1947
,
4.8
565,614,244
7th
No. Shares
20,217,606
Richmond
+ 10.9
—
\
$
495,025,323
,
456,568,493
6
Cleveland
5tt
following:
No. Shares
today
Philadelphia
4th
.The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first 10 months of
+ 20.0
'
1946
$
594,232,755
6,880,533,051
807,988,040
6,932,318,926
_
New
,
862,780.422
,
1947
3.0
+
"
City
Reserve
3rd
$861,229,400
-
!
"
lo
October—
2nd
Total -bonds
j
Chicago
."
_—112 cities
Boston
■>
816,225,288
10
Francisco
Month
inc. or
956,956,744
the! Boston Reserve District of 1.0% and in the Philadel¬
phia Reserve District of 0.6%. In the Cleveland Reserve
3,803,000
5,712,960
.
In the
City
smaller by 6.6%,- but in
by 5.5%:
by 7.2%.
are
Dec. %
6,336,959,610
for the entire body of clearing houses of
4.5%, the
3949 aggregate of clearings having been
$62,695,638,400
and the 1948 aggregate
$65,626,289,486. In the New York
Reserve District the totals record a decline of
3.9%, in
Bonds-—
Railroad & misc.
loss of
of 11.7% and in
13,0%.
■
$
602,743,009
crease
~
28,890,940
'
767,339,027
L
We also furnish
•
1948
of
the Dallas Reserve District the totals are
larger
and in the San Francisco Reserve District
"
4
City
the month of October.
The
>!;
Description—
Reserve District the totals
7,605,650,360
7
/.Total
follow:
District
Reserve District the totals show a-decrease of
1.7%, in
the St Louis Reserve District of 3.5% and in
the Min-.
neapolis Reserve District of 6.2%.-In the Kansas
"
L
_
—19.6
^Stock Exchange is appended.
Reserve
6
:V. —35.6
results for October and the 10 months of 1949 and 1948
Number
Louis
Outside New York
New
Atlanta
10
;
Dallas
,Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the
the
a
17
J.
:
.
Kansas
12th
—18.3
♦Estimated.
on
4.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District
7
Minneapolis
10th
$11,140,251,798
$9,709,073,"373 $12,075,588,266
the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals suffer
11
,
Atlanta
9th
—19.0
2,408,715,015
_i
!
Chicago
8th
$8,731,536,783 *
$9,106,302,085
—
I
and
194a
$
Cleveland
7th
'
Total all cities for "week-/-
gain of 20.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of 3.0%
in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
10.9%. In
a
1949
Philadelphia
11th
all cities,
week
620,767.985
12
6th
'
2,030,293,176
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
which
are located and from this it appears that in the'
New York District (including this
city) the totals show s
they
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
Districts
York
5th
—23.7
*$7,076,008,909
"■•
five days—-:—
a
12 cities
4th
—33.1
154,707,083
254,657,845
Reserve
3rd
—27.9
187,327,872
Ten cities, five days—
furnish
we
Boston
2nd New
—28.7
•?"
__4.__c.2_-
Other cities,
Federal
1st
—19.3
253,900,000
190.542,1)00 .'+• 267,351,000
183,559,662
Baltimore
Total
—26.5
*
Cleveland
All
*—21.2
.
the
as
Week Ended Nov. 5—
—11.7
241,463,982
-'•205.000.000
Francisco
Pittsburgh J..
-
788,000,000
409,124,249
190,249,975
Louis -J
following
43
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
2.6
+
579,000,000
City
inasmuch
—18.6
361,312,861
:_
-
Kansas
In the
Cent
.
$5,509,842,864
Chicago
Boston
1948
$4,486,517,402
today,
(1951)
C L E A R I N G S
ended Nov; 5. For that week
there! was an increase of
9,8%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $14,283,067,746, against. $13,013,264,809 in the same week in 1948. Outside of this
city there
was an increase of
0.2%, the bank clearings at this center
having recorded an increase of 20.6%. We group the
At
1948.
B ANK
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
able at time of going to press. Accordingly, in the above
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week
previous
the week
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
19.6% below:those for the corresponding
CHRONICLE.
ends
clearings from all cities of the United States
12,
OF
We'cannot furnish them
the country, indicate that, for the week ended Saturday,
Npv.
FINANCIAL
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
&
.
309
,
3,727
3,240
510
492
402
4,256
4,472
3,990
.242
225
197
2,266
2,261
2,013
611
649
625
605
5,331; I 5,373
4,880
4,393
578
.551
.,,,£17
448
.3,889
3,751
3,512
491
,504
512
421
4,793
5,105
4,366
2,832
3,841
2,303
2,360
1,973
1,595:
1,091
1,059
,
•:T
r.
Total, 2nd Quarter
—
—
1,684
Richmond
;
3,454
239
"y? '"'•« V
2,658
473
Indian'polis
'
'
Denver
__
Memphis
-%
_
__
Seattle
./
Salt Lake C.
241
.268
v.
Hartford
101
.102
..
+-
Tot.27cities
:
Total,
,
■s:''
'
.
245
190
107
92
■
'1 Total
872
998
r
59,062 53,437 538,469 562,488 528,729 508,847
Total
Out.
»1I
__
8,969
62,695
N.Y.C.
We
9,165", 8,837
65,626
,*
7,295 784,853
86,534
74,508
add
our
.
■>'
(1
f;
■:
*' ~*t!
.
'"'l"
in
Quarter.
Total 9
^
*
Inc. or
Dec. %
f
■
—16.8
9,234,103
::
9.2:
20.725,804
9,210,199
9,932,985
4,453,383
4,613,466
4,774,723
4,535,427
+
•: 9,995,166•
9,145,700
+
New Bedford.
,
■
—
+ 14.1
V
....
Upringfield
Worcester;:—
Conn.—^Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
R. I.—Providence
-
—
_________—
'.
N. H.—Manchester——
?!
—
—
—
33,760,762
101,934,383
—__.
U
38.504,72324,527,318
24,583,032
102,440,310
'45,612,939
47,599,662
11,110,100
5,961,344
—
—
—
108,625,700
■
;
»
■■
192,879,001,665
Z
;■+,. .r-•■
583,396,172,772
—
4-6
96,778,389,510
39
294,117,045,242
7,341,146
;r
week
—
4.5
;
649,022,462,258
and the
—
76,039,005
;
40,957,359
38,113,720
43,812,859
37,292,922
78,330,452
82,743,674
330,763,137
0.5
4.2
326,384.703
?-
0.2
,
1224,057,786
1,091,022,166
458,420,567
117,440,800
1,051,436,200
.
—
—
—
—
+
328,227,276,979
62,917,819
v ; 23,407,282,964
$
1948
"
1,672,315
I
-
■
$
1,567,346
9.9
4,366,642
4,479,644
3.2
522,950,974
511,620,934
7.7
3,202,912
2,964,935
1^254,633
17840,530
Inc.
or
Dec. %
+
6.7
1947
1946
1,914,541
2.5
4.491.962
+
2.2
+
1,830,386
502,934,241
—
t
$
8.0
2.2
M08.837
2,451,325
5.3
2,320.426
11,157,760
2,191,176
+
5.9
2.000,803
2,016,823
1.3
9,921,260
+
12.5
8,290,839
7,926,584
5,668,883
5,995,427
5.4
5,949,797
4,434,849 i
+
3.0
27,247,378
11.8
26,470,221
19,486,181 i
11,523,077
24,372,610
11,197,722
27,949,600
257l7~7~,500
—
6.3
+
2.1
—
v
4.1
+-*
-
-
•
-
+
2.9
11,014,994
+
lT.O
267m,300
2,368,608,334
2,392,942,683
—
;
8,908,997 j
i
2176547300;
7-5
1,453,385
1,413,925
+
2.8
1,371,699
1,722,294
3.2
620,767,985
602,743,009
+
3.0
594,232,755
'495,025,323
:
Total (14 cities)
1
4,222,543
419,227,982 :
2,607,521
—31.8
I
6.5
"
58,219,039
4.2
4.6
—
477,794,074
22,652,114,852
1
—
jmn
119,998,500
1,122,412,300
1.0
342,491,691.556
r
■
234,846,681
1,059,219,169
—18.8
4.9
ended Nov. 5 for four years:
1949
—11.7
82,379,211
:
5.3 !•>
9.3
3.5
2.3
+
'
81,785,375
192,979,833
?■:
4.1
35,875,098,672
34,110,231,737
4.0
;
Week Ended November 5
Inc. or
Dec. %
19,478,337,410
7.3
6.9
103,925,053,087
306,616,592,884
/
i
65,626,289,486
$
173,924,008
18,845,535,144
1.2
—11.4
12,539,700
111,135,200
—
|
;
-
-
-
—
:
72,233,903
.
;i
Lowell
■
1948
'
$
1,997,864,886
—
•'
623,322,265,449
1949
.
1,974,896,747
—
/
City for the month of October
i
18,810,305
Fall River_
:
;
62,188,839,063
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
$
7,681,804
—
—
|
62,695,638,400
y
Total 10 Months
.
first Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Portland
■
560,626,628,049
'
Mess.—Boston-
11
...
;" 65,022,194,551
184,072,912,203
.
October
1948
$
lie.—Bangor
Mi
-
;
62,623,920,056
—
'♦
-Month of October
1949
j
■
—
—
.
'
3rd
•
detailed statement showing the figures for each
Clearings at—
V
,;■:
63,060
67,899 60,732 623,322 649,022 603,237 571,907
34,110 35,875 35,946 30,549 328,227 342,491 307.026 268,735
now
:
-
September.—,
.
otfter cities
'
August
..
53,726 56,461
Months
6
i
■ t
44
(1952)
COMMERCIAL
THE
,
-Month of October-
1
Second Federal Reserve District —New
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, '-November 14 j 1949
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31—
1949
Dec. %
$
-Week Ended November 5
1948
$
Inc. or
1948
1949
Clearings at-
&
$
1949
1948
Inc. or
$
Inc or
Dec %
$
Dec. %
1947
-
1946
$
$
York*
X Y.—Albany
111,228,422
—
.
;
95,691,719
12,740,389
12,129,240
334,758,394
353,552,922
7.596.047
6,955,678
Binghamton
Buffalo
Elmira
:
76,853,512
306,530,770.702
+
3.3
824,803,359
844.207,282
2.4
547,131,655
569,661,983
84,825,058
82,130,478
55,953,252
11.363,988
11,722.057
—
55,295,731
1
54,814,451
3,189,454
3,409,851
X J.—Montclalr_.____._—
176,729,908
204,384,994
.—
29,657,879,242
7,533,005
Oranges
•
555,975,875
+
6.9
31,237,557
1
-
+
12.0
1,544,155
1,596,707
1,720,436
7,350,748,820
6,094,270,822
21.028,419
20,691,344
4.0
1,664,835
1,523,544
6,641,150,405
6,170,628,627
+
1.6
17,894,131
16.130.117
14,016,418
+
3.8
+ 31.8
—
16,762,252
72,486,766
(14
Third
Federal
cities) _—1
Reserve
306,223,267,283
317,898,298,219
—10.4
43,447,896
50,320,468
1.5
46,715,666
45,802,557
—17.1
30,859,091,921
4,696,173
5,243,599
4,819,815
47,477,678
51,135,250
215,679,423
223,889,668
138,433,368
142,597,241
4,747,450
4,648,606
5,609,907
22,769,448
22,455,970
14,073,623
14,931,848
Bethlehem
*
Harrisbuig
—
Lancaster
3,795,544
3,874,000,000
——-
12,501,229
20,347,620
'0:'
932,114
869,552
+
7.2
48,349,919
46,907,410
+
3.1
44,374,494
35,669,310
50,804,688
50,405,130
+
0.3
46,125,939
40,704,223
7,605,650,360
6,336,959,610
6,880,533,051
6,370,092,854
0.3
11,957,886
16,475,843
37,387,000,000
+
122,081,787
1,397,845
—14.6
12,754,353
—11.4
59,833,794
-Del.—Wilmington—
39,573,424
36,754,038
+
7.7
384,019,874
40,735,851
39,042,865
+
4.3
353,363,914
4,083,139,103
4,107,081,612
0.6
39,411,584,979
Total (16 cities)—
Reserve
29,372,600
—
31,051,796
717,635,775
741,801,185
1,220,221,924
1,398,536,966
142,587,900
144,175,900
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
—.
+
—
—
1,524,973
1,206,075
7.6
1,038,559
808,783
0.3
1,006,586
841.362
—15.3
3~141,143
2,8687847
770,000,000
€93,000,000
2,732,022
3~224,757
917,000,000
2.9
—
.
2.7
4.6
822,000,000
+ 11.6
2,697,733
3,266,306
—17.4
2,979,230
5,488,955
5,066,222
+
8.3
4,718,572
2,307,507
4.111.156
2,775,763
2,594,927
+
7.0
2,534,252
2,157,274
6.3
3,954,384
3,688,217
+
7.2
3,881,289
3,407,737
5.2
:>
1.2
4.1
2.6
1.0
+
'
—
9,339,007
9,079,865
7.0
—
41,223,345,248
11.0
+
—
—
3.1
+
—
330,219,761
1,010,494
1,121,303
3.7
—
388,058,887
.
9,371,082
10,265,471
4.4
956,956,744
862,780,422
—
5.4
293 422,619
303,755,005
3.4
3.3
7,067 ,188,307
7,547,593,003
6.4
161,586,265
2.9
9,149,470
7,734,741
8.7
8,013,366
4,854,399
+ 1C.9
807,988,040
728,298,384
+
—
174,754,999
—12.7
12,643 680,447
13,788,706,543
8.3
284,090,690
293,773,501
1,404 ,868,600
1,482,707,300
5.3
36,531,200
42,057,100
6.5
4,905,118
4,857,026
13.4
6,288,517
6,617,321
267,337,035
287,505,496
767,339,027
816,225,233
—
—
—
1.1
Hamilton
7,596,550
7,487,301
+
1.5
69 731,959
71,130,482
Lorain
4,467,536
4,198,356
+
6.4
44 725,077
41,527,554
Mansfield
19,965,386
20,968,593
—
4.8
192 424,384
205,766,654
Youngstown
28.511,602
28,675,591
—
0.6
306 715,921
270.525,744
Newark
18,453,708
22,879,364
—19.3
180 119,690
193,386,971
71,930,218
66,985,850
7.4
732 256,418
691,861,662
2,281,526
2,764,440
—17.5
25 545,329
25,976,880
:
•?*.—Beaver County
Gre«nsburg
+
5.0
19, 123,441
2.4
209. 787,203
180, 561,690
Erie—
22,218,291
22,764,243
Oil City
17,383,972
20,799,755
Xy.—Lexington
15,859,841
20,662,061
Total (17 cities)
3,467,715,494
3,836,966,780
+
—
5.2
175 109,256
159, 827,479
36,079,862,682
—
—
0.9
—
'
6,392,332
5,478,609
7.5
159,709,083
139,547.043
3.3
281,438,200
241,086.412
—13.1
29,220,900
24,389,200
—
—
7.7
1.0
3,328,081
3,597,991
5.0
5,661,831
7,387,851 J
7.0
250,359,640
219,531,605
4.8
736,110,067
641,618,712
+
—
6.9
5.8
1.7
2.5
3.1
—
4.0
—11.4
38,192,937,207
—
6,659,845
—11.7
180,364,994
9.6
+
—
204,389,914
182,251,629
—25.0
16,725,554
15,502,435
+
—
218,616,326
—16.4
—
12,765,720,829
—
—
6,600,202
2.0
+
18,655,717
12,374. 774,362
1,914,294
1,284,575,531
•ar. Va.—Wheeling--
?
—11.9
1,819,066
1,131,907,164
Pittsburgh—
—
—
3.9
5.5
—
"
Reserve District—Richmond—
Fifth Federal
W. Va.—Huntington—
11,387,258
Richmond—
13,013,868
—12.5
49,910.000
51,292,000
—
611,414,016
'Fa.—Norfolk
649.468,664
111,676,072
121,896,048
2.7
'-•>
490,735,000
484,641,000
5.9
r
5,331,295,861
5,373,709,977
8.4
,
■•(+
■
C.—Charleston——
15,655,940
Columbia
6.1
322,317,556
8,938.461,765
43,797,130
44,523,199
9.6
3,195,719,727
2,997,946,653
1.7
18,579,803,912
18,579,806,540
145,800,801
2,376,858
1.3
147,564,995
—
126,937,624
?■;
1.2
+
4,301,450
4,975,724
341,709,822
u.
311,672,901
2,017,426,747
2,053,232,621
:———,.
O. C.-^Washingtou
cities)—
-
+
—
8.5
2.5
121,278,074
+
11.3
—
2,330,198
10,612,000
:+■:•■+
3,731,958
3,337,774
194,479,918
—
*
Frederick
+
123,872,538
234,697,847
1.9
2,980,213
10,951,000
+
7.2
—
l'i:.
'
—29.7
3,382,462
11,885,000
0.8
9,108,980,014
—
*
«
300,544,654
2.6
—12.5
975,494,283
1.3
+
31,450,212
949,682,236
—
—
15,864,969
33,366,025
Mi.—Baltimore
Total (8
—■,
District—Cleveland-
Ohio—Canton
13.
931,807
1.1
—,
61,448,439
X J.—Trenton
1,206,918
—
13,305,114
6,525,925
Toledo
■■■:
914,546
+ 20.0
1,377,245
'1,203,207
.—
182,811,921
1,193,710
1,273.288
7.2
.—
107,604,675
5,779,479
2.0
—'
218,343,599
103,803,012
170,337,101
3.7
+
—
128,772,015
216,175,961
2.3
—
'.—
39,175,000,000
5.9
8.2
—
Hazlelon
Federal
3.7
—
41,589,862
Du Bois
Faurth
l6,~86~8~981
7.2
>
61,945,791
1.3
—-
10.973,160
—
—.—
—
40,464,521
59,996,631
0.6
+
13,273,924
16,856,955
Wilkes-Barre
York
k
4.1
4.6
—
20,615,580
„
.
5.7
—
3,898,000,000
Reading
Bcranton--.
1.4
+
6,092,557
—
Norrlstown
Philadelphia..
+
3,956,375
6,374,466
Lebanon
10,655,155
20,694,962
District—Philadelphia—
-Pa.—Altoona—
Chester
—
11,533,824
•
5.3
—
72,298,274
3.9
4.2
—
.
Total
1,303,823
7.2
+ 20.6
12,714,850
14,549,805
1.2
—
1,843,336,200
2,254,041,878
7.6
1,563,725
,
0.8
.—
—
32,660,591
1,745,544,468
2,090,923,793
+
-
—-
'
6.2
—
62,823,206
2.3
_
115,387,805
549,446,183
7,003,078
<
;
114,430,278
0.9
—10.8
218,036,438
2,731,673
£3.551,501
3.7
—
16.117,336
2,900,775
3.9
9.3
—
—
13,183,484
0.7
+
2,931,193
1
3.1
+
198,013,951
—r——
Northern N. J.—_
1,751,361
15.4 * *
+
75,171,508
■■
v;r
9,929,000
123,896,455 f.
3,527,448
—
2,891,662
■
Syracuse
Conn.—Stamford
—
78,104,797
1.0
15,697,222
-
-
2,911,806
5.3
+
,
18,109,672
6.7
+
_
84,696,761
295,094,989,470
—
—
-
69,508,882
9.9
8,648,389
29,751,190,814
54.617,757
Rochester
3,573,363,106
70,204,946
+ 22.7
123,863,463
3,365,213,303
3.9
7,789,035
—
1,228,525,417 V
132,431,378
5.3
9.2
+
28,585,406,663
—
.—
1,507,820.615 >'
5.0
+
—
•
Jamestown
New York
"
+16.2
*•'
'
«
*1'-
+ 20.7
200,353,591
5.7
74,233,537
68.027,622
+ 11.7
412,984,863
380,975,401
173,900,464
"
'
1.6
»
—
rn.rn.tmm.
— —
+
6.6
76,939,206
—
0.1
456,568,493
■■mw-i-MJj
72,307,409
408,831,101*
+
.ri-rn
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tenn.—Knoxville
Nashville—
76,274,371
78,903,384
—
3.3
690,024,700
323,566,056
2.0
2,871,330,215
+
1.5
9,464,000,000
9,687,800.000
20,317,640
+
4.1
182,264,594
19.183,117
18,585,182
*+
3.2
164,638,323
180,418,417
15.933.232
17,181,479
7.3
143,653,883
151,931,397
336,786,331
327,483,692
+
2.8
3,492,236,286
3,500,523,860
24,991,749
24,350,065
+
2.6''
272,356,727
245,052,428
442,045,765
459,908,975
—
Columbus
Macon
—
V\a.—Jacksonville—...
Tampa—,:
Ala.—Birmingham—
Mobile
28,343,480
Montgomery..
19,106,508
MSas.—Hattiesburg—.
31,384,056
./V
—
—
—
—
{,
19,459,377
.
18,114,000
Jackson
—
17,342,000
i
38,946,487
+
3.9
3,994,241,740
343,457,525
4,873,308
—
73,282,037
246,100,000
4,624,335
6.4
15,427,050
12,639.665
5.2
63,210,348
56,952,141
6.3
218,300,000
200,400,009
+
54
4,074,314
t 4,252,243
+
+
—
'
8.7
*47500" 000
471177429
83,573,433
74,730,880
2.2
977194,142
104,765,965
—12.0
6,065,111
6,704,415
9.3
57)58^271
2,77197546
+ 11.3
70,710,281
66,823,370
~7~2
8977~o"l7240
80,254,789
9.5
7,065,709
6,045,149
"
-
+ 11.1
159,585,000
,
15,477,891
77,086,577
230,600,000
5.4
—
155,187,955
162,649,000
14,486,113
1.4
0.2
—
302,331,771
4.5
+
—
3,909.470,924
266,131,231
150,073,219
4.2
2.3
1.6
—
—
179,339,125
;
1.8
—21.3
49,456,340
,
9.7
J
Meridian
+
—
1.9
+
376,158,129
—
—
3.3
—
8.7
•
6,638,594
Vlcksburg—
2,077,613
—
"4m.—New Orleans-
530,296,638
Total (16 cities).
Federal
Detroit
6,470,061
-
547,519,578
i
54,365.682
18,220,030
3.1
5,218,458,224
5,068,815,357
1.0
27,488,101,379
27,629,293,336
—
2,972,039,629
—
•
5,963,500
1,630,265,731
Flint
i
5,830,643
V
2.8
V
.
0.7
—
19,353,758
v
58,334,455
—
—
6,335,514
—
:
—
11,387,888
.
;
591,722
597,218
444,266
:
120,081,536
—61.17
133,555,473
132,735.139
t
0.5
565,614,244
650,476,260
—13.0
605,699,904
563,466,104
•
1,144,580
1,501,698
—23 8
1,469,258
1,129.346
9.0
-r
—
446,166,448
60,879,341
62.037,332
6.3
228,395,275
—
Gary—*
Indianapolis
242,873,006
92,769,055
7.6
—
107,767,831
5.8
7,196,321
+ 23.4
81,946,856
72,513,784
—21.5
266,211,447
—15.0
46,148,259
52,215,455
—11.6
226,321,828
501,211,247
242,217,012
South Bend.
—
Terye Haute—!i.
:
32,126,855
tl2,515,095
*
29,463,371
-
257,161,858
•
1,322,840
2,852,330
4,002,197
16,759,004
17,040,050
143,487,786
RapidsT—.
Des Moines
Sioux City
Ames
122,076,867
64,925,051 -
„
Bloomington
Chicago-.
"
—fo~4
5,646,350
487762,000
44784~576OO
4 16.8
5,375,497
I
4,9607373
6.9
5,708,262,432
43,687,726
45,513,291
1.3
,
1.6
152,544,258
1,234,462,916
—
—
24,599,408
—
—
10,433,566
7,828,7lSr
57663^ 146
4J~98,18G>
7
20,334,733
—
—
—
7.5
56,685,090
18.3
49,213,801
9.8
29,681,799.035
145,360,818
456,032,874
5.9
204,584,161
5.0
147,191,843
5.4
t
-
7.6
5974057745
—
52,338,088
'
:
1.8
9.1
5.2
3,377,044
3,950,823
33,211,582
29,546,610
1.3
15,528,871
16,968,910
—14.5
3.861,130
3,933,992
12.4
32,098,736
26,778,654
8 5
13,653,172
11,894,271
+
—
,
9.2
6.0
1,143,525
1,453,337
7.3
699,391,075
713,823,739
2.3
-3,348,639
4,509,972
7.1
11,449,913
11,743,665
4.8
4,688,346
4,900,283
—6.7
3,908,267
4,120,177
925,855,551
—
—
+
490.649.726
—
-21.3
1.198.063
2.0
735,988,519
-26.4
3,702,735
-
995,362
615.192.16S
'
-25
12,800,930
4,215,356
9,732.865
'
214,816,386
—
157,704,733
18,309,765
56,334,753,703
I
44,882,497
4.3
3.813.743
3,673,442
5.1
3,386,308
3,692,146
942,142,730
1.7
947,258,298
792,802,172
277,500,000
3.6
257,400,000
206,400,000
6.5
107.550,864
91,406,569
0.4
119,363,260
87,010,069
-
-
"
17,568,126
<
4.0
*
-
+
;
4,248,975
8.0
+ 21.0
142,035,049
4.2
—
+
—
32,033,515,038
0.1
4.5
56,242*,654
—
V.2
2.3
—
62,449,385
.
6,629,543
3,057,116
607509~,346
—
—28.1
588,537,261
0.7
62~0~3~2~,000
7,745,564
0.2
+
160,870,040
1,206,622,108
580,899,381
3.2
,
577745,000
2,814,049
185,831,562
2,547,593,128
8.0
—
6,034,746,634
+
5,375,252
0.2
;
37,084,276
1,937,019
.
V
26,661,875
—
18,459,075
,
..
13,961,623
+
21,700,769
1,856,121 v,
cities).
6,000,077
—
3.0
+
78,220.838
—
22,076,272
17,535,010
%
12,697,316
—
51,539,929
20,418,446
Rockford
Springfield
Sterling
•,
76,842,632
+
3,307,667,932
22,070,760
49,201,107
Peoria
.
+17.5
•
5,203,229
2,982,319,786
Decatur
>
n
185,412,639
2,553,699,044
1.5
+
283,714,439
■
0.4
—
6,488,436
6,155,652
1115,458,189
,
—28.7
2,247,582
6,002,479
ID.—Aurora
+
—
60,139,938
2,232,276
9.0
—10.9
486,565,703
2,261,003,381
2,266,528,353
292,681,555
v
1:33
,1.+
.
8,018,841
1,317,435
1.1
•
4,469,969
7,142,715
j.
Manitowoc
+
•
253,441,253
4,529,949
Sheboygan
Watertown
—
112,000,121.:
18,348,973
.
18,113,967
Milwaukee.—.
—10". 9;
+ 13.0
27,791,705
'/
Oshkosh
r.
9,996,748
57660,378
—13.9
.;
8,878,054
Wis.—Madison-
"577
9,430,371
5704~4,127
1.9
—
21,806,220
,
—
>
1.2
0.3
239,491,220
JtaA.—Ft. Wayne-
—12.9
'
—
—
165,477,955
r
8.0
—21.7
515,449
46,720,106
.' *.*
—
16,490,320,882
,
412,149,480
.
*
V
3.0
+
•
165,067,099
0.5
8.7
—.5.9
64.133.661
16,298,025,716
+11.2
r
23,825,285
,
8,912,630
\
—
44,517,560
22.325,215
Muskegon
Bay City
:
16,151,513
44,308,378
Lansing
V +
1,641,500,339
".
17,957,322
,
V
59,552,187
•
*
6,130,273
.
Grand Rapids.
Jackson
(30
2.6
.—10.1'
,.+
1
ticago—
1
iowa—Cedar
"
2,311,734
.
2,940,313,231
-Mich.—Ann Arbor_.
Total
—
2,913,186,304
1,027,800.000
21,16Q.OOO
L
—
Augusta—
Seventh
720,586,724
317.009,846
1,043,400,000
—
iSa.—Atlanta
—
59,005,172,899
—
4.0
4.5
■
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis
Mo.—St Louis
Cape Girardeau-tj
'
1.182,890,897
1,215,462,697
11,634,708
*
Independence
2.7
*
10,902,961
■
+
11,270,630,253
6.7
110.488,627
1,659,599
1,681,830
—
11,877,157,859
;
1.4
1
+
0.7
'
0.2
4,981.200.521
5,021,863,619
'
:
'
-
514.616,388
515,822,275
Tenn.—Memphis
578,378,604
El.—Jacksonville
551,200,044
+ ' 4.9
3,889.919,184
3,751.305,976
2,251.123
2.151,034
+
4.7
17,147,951
17,896,997
8,802,110
8,686,764
+
1.3
79,031,831
82,844,919
20,364,209,213
20,875,736,455
Qulncy
267,400,000
+
15,681,493
1.3
My.—-Louisville
—
5.1
108,985,592
15,790,846
•
^
•
0.8
+
■
—
—
■''1
"
'
110.052,147
117,695,629
119,513,811
3.7
119,994,534
»
—
4.2
►
4.6
2,223,009
2,035 125
499,188,967
517,225,288
+
9.2
.
Total (7 cities).
2,300,233,429
•
-
•
-
•
2,305,907,605
~~
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•
9
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—
.
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,
0.2
:
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2.4
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1^632^920
<436,744,255
386,449,553
.
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Volume 170
Clearings
Number 4855
THE
1949
Federal
t
34,169,950
1,136,099,332
1,351,977,501
6,628,890
400,255,073
,
Paul
Winona™
Fergus Falls
N. D.—Fargo.
436,737,188
2,551,004
1
3,584.992
1,233,913
6,273,132
D.—Aberdeen.
16,520,397
0.9
4.9
i—
5.0
7.2
—
—17.7
49,532,667
2,723,929
1,749,701,290
5.0
2,020,463,859
!
1.8
+
-
-13.4
2,849,289
2,469,916
29,140,938
542,979,945
29,795,955
572,445,403
2,744,969
1,525,473
2,452,677
1,700,459
30,152,933
31,550,879
50.604,058
51,461,257
Hastings...:.
Omaha
Kans.—Manhattan.
Parsons..
Topeka
Wichita.i.^.
Mo.—Joplin____,
•
Kansas City
5,787,665
+ 15.4
4.4
—
—
1.7
—
-
7.4
47,139,428
'
1,377,072
—
10,670,376
—
510,230,757
"■*
■
'
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11
lull
,
V
'
4.3
7.1
—
T
7.2
—
—10.1
32,666,929
17,021,311
.30,544,328
1.9
Port Arthur...
5,578,642
La.—Shreveport.
42,517,772
(11 cities).
2,355,909,537
*
3,430,084
—"8.5
3,402,989
2,884,029
4,559,014
4,750,217
—To
4,474,341
3,390,692
9~654j21
10~580,903
—~8.8
9^980,901
7^57,179
6.2
384,868,521
316,174,082
1.1
+
7.6
+
4.2
—
6.3
0.8
373,424,302
+
5,177,412,350
24,377,359
16,943,343
1.6
—
1.7
—
5.9
123,629,692
7:
.3
9.0
6,341,976
—12.5
11,620,766
+
—11.5
292^103,763
6.7
11,102,694
—
16,303,218
2.1
+
'
t.
-
.
+
8.6
4,472,392,388
—
1,955,711
9,671,000
690,964,562
J
10,775,095
City.
241,339,734
Ariz.—Pho en ix
57,775,987
Calif.—Bakersfield..
24,627,654
Berkeley.
Long Beach.
25,265,883
59.319.351
•
__
Pasadena
18,341,819
Riverside
,v\
—
8,144,067
300,434,783
176,552,745
"
16,286,003
36,521,213
(19 cities).
3,421,186,911
(183 cities).
62,695,638,400
V
4,
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—
2.5
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•
405,156,983
1949
$
r
8.6
A;
10.3
+
;
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ZVA
1
9.5
5.9
—10.3
+ 31.6
+ 30.6
—15.0
)\
Special
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Foreign "bank
7,020,127
6,277,502
212,052.000
358,297766o
277029,381
+
0.1
6,712,000
277O8~5",202
2.3
—
—
—
—
—
1.2
20/7027764
5,908,000
4,664,000
4,280,770
+
T5
3,207,716
2,588,376
10,064,739
—T. 3
9/74(7,171
8,*78*^577
5.5
265,063,337
201,318,519
+ 11.3
5.9
99,418,286
3,855,131
84,270,903
4,234,037
2.4
127,230,082
79,082,909
—1*0.6
5l760G7530
38^8357490
0.4
2.5
298,025,182
;•
■
V.
■
32,964,881,770
4.5
4.9
—
—
!/'V.
112,970,344
101,522,940
3,522,178
3,744,816
138,783,972
135,586,164
cruzeiro
TO
RESERVE
8.8
2.4
notes"
—:
NOV.
10,
1949,
2.3
13,971,960
+ 19.4
—
Nov. 5
8.6
7.2
401,907,804
—
4.1
5.8
11,795,029
4,406,199
—
7.8
—
—
—
—
4.0
;
V
Election
Day
of
United
2.773102
.263000
Closed
,140154s
.497400
2.733750
sterling
...
2.800937
peso
2.773102
Uruguay,
.174562s
Day
.019975
.019975
.
omitted.
■
•
Potomac Edison Co.,
1799
Co.—
'
1699
1804=
V
bonds,
series A. due 2039_Dec 15
preferred stock, series B—Nov 28
.324850
4.70%
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
..
1491'
.022862
and gen. mortgage
bds., series P 3 Va %, due 1977_Dec
Consolidated Paper
Corp., Ltd., 3Va,% 1st mtge. bonds.Jan
1
1799-
Company and Issue—
Bethlehem
Consol.
.208700
Danville
.115717
2.773102
1st
.034805
.231520
2.783750
2.800937
2.800937
**
',
/
• *
»»
Pact
Co.—
1
,
&
5%
Power Co.—
bonds,
due
New
2
1392
''
1951—.
.Jan
—
1801.
1961_Dec
1697
Dec
1495
1599
North
3%%
Vulcanized
Shore
Gas
Fibre
Co.,
4(4 %
Co.—
debs.,
due
1960_Nov
1804'
1804
1805
14
1499
1
1807
1st
mortgage 4'4% bonds, series A, due 1961.
—Dec
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.s 3 % conv.
debs., due 1963_Dec
Poli-New England
Theatres, Inc.—
1st
•*
**■
Traction
mortgage
National
.231620
2.783750
Day
Power
bds., series J, due
bonds, series A, due 1977——Dec
Merchants' National
Properties, Inc., debs, due 1958—Dec
Midi RR., 4 %
bonds, foreign series, due 1960
Dec
National Dairy Products
Carp.,
debs., due 1970—Dec
.324850
Election
Data
,
——
1st
.193329s
2.783750
Maine
mortgage
Eastern
.497400
2.800976
Corp.—
mtge. 30-year 2%%
York Pow. Corp., 1st
mtge. 3'As, due
Hanna (M. A.) Co., $4.25
preferred stock
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—
.140154s
.324850
V
Steel
1st
.263000
,193329s
.193329s
Closed
/
mortgage
Southern
bonds,
Natural
Gas
due
1958
Nov
12
28
Co.—
1703
1st
•
mortgage pipe line 3s, due 1968——
Dec
1
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Corp., prior pfd. stock—Nov 23
Union Terminal
Co., 1st mtge. 3% bonds, due 1978
—
-•
-
Securities, Ltd.—
Collateral trust bonds,
3%
1704
1538
Dec
United
.
.
mortgage 3%-6%
Pat*
15
*«
-
30
1976_Nov
.034825
.231400
**
I
1960—Nov
y
Central
**
*sTemporarily
Da*®
Bldgs., 1st mtge. bonds, due
.144938s
.497400
•
...
-
Co.
.020060
1»»
rate.
in which
.903125
* *
'
•
last date for mak-<
.208500
*«
c
or
.208500
*s
peso
Consol.
.054406
**
peso
•Nominal
Terminal
Philadelphia Transportation
.909090
.140154s
■
peso
Uruguay,
2.231739
2.773102
Election
#<■
Uruguay,
sinking fund provisions.
Antofagasta—
Non-interest bearing income
bonds, scries A to N—Dec
1
Hotel St.
George Corp., 1st mtge. 4s, due 1950.*
Nov 14
Maryland Casualty Co., $2.10 prior
preferred stock.__Nov 18
.138958s
.115717
.034830
.193329s
pound
bonds, notes,
redemption,
NOTICES OF TENDER
Compania Salitrcra de Tarapaca
.263000
,
-
.231800
pound
for
page number gives the location in
.206949s
.208700
.324850
!
:
called
.022862
-
.497400
dollar
South Africa,
under
.144933s
.140154s
peso.
krona
stocks
.020060
.115717
.263000
!
called
list of corporate
a
common
.903281
A"/'''
.208700
guilder
Kingdom,
Uruguay,
.902500
.002862
.208700
;
and
Bush
.909090
.208500
,034830
Sweden,
5,690,590,716
Company and Issue—
$
.019975
.002862
rupee
Switzerland, franc
Union
6,676,990,808
.297778s
.054406
.020060
.115717
Settlements,
0.2
.
Nov. 10
.019975
.144938s
peso
Straits
+
6,918,993,987
including those
$
2.231739
.909090
r
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
11,861,219,343
.909090
.208500
pound-—,.—
krone „—
605,742,908
13,318,141,213
3,603,751
7,588,448
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
y:/:yy::.y:v,:;v Notices ziv-V
1930
,174562s
.019975
.020060
;
Zealand,
OF
.138958s
.054406
(Metropolitan), franc
Netherlands,
New
732,689,880
9.8
,206949s
.019975
.019970
rupee
Norway,
7.2
+
*
.297778s
2.231739
.054406
of,
ACT
Nov. 9
$
•138958s
Closed
-
:
Nov. 8
.174562s
.901875
Dominion
+
706,855,356
•
the current volume
(except where indicated)
the details were given in the
"Chronicle."
.206949s
.144938s
India,
9.2
13,013,264,809
:
6,932,318,926
Money
$
.019975
account
,
Mexico,
+
•.11,514,823
V
4,523,044
8,754,471
+
ing tenders, and the
.297778s
!l38958s
2.231739
Free'
France
407,884,462
3.3
3.0
preferred
UNDER TARIFF
Official
Ceylon,-
361,235,885
11,696,872
9.5
+
+
7,889,589
14,283,067,746
4.2
8,326,446
6,868,167
4,276,948
757,470,692
,
9,987,498
7,915,553
367,170,973
11,421,461
8,615,249
6.3
+ 44.3
+ 25.8
/
7,918.874
The date indicates the
redemption
Nov. 7
$
•
Czechoslovakia, koruna
Denmark, krone
9,683,317
9,964,418
—
477,330,237
178,167,770
367,861,007
V;
6.8
INCLUSIVE
,174562s
:
1
+
5l75~33", 539!
+ 23.6
—
342,491,691,556
BANK TO TREASURY
—...
Canada, dollar—
—
—12.2
—
649,022,462,258
328,227,276,979
6.1
4.2
—11.1
35,164,953,192
623,322,266,449.
+
6.7
—15.1
2,360,762,044
V
282,599,090
—12.4
454,741,013
175,510,555
346,862,315
167,812,577
339,199,831
.206949s
—
—
>
+ 19.6
666,978,387
264,268,500
247,619,419
457,850,080
'
v
—
17,251,882,869
9.1
6.9
.
.
—
—
97,951,627
8.4
—
27,Y3~57323
+
4,343,139
' '
\
"0~. 2
6,633,000
97l28,737
J:?
0.1
T-
* 57,229,561
5,105,704,924
156,714,070
230,969,249
92,347,000
6,514,317,345
117,735,300
16,008,279,930
_
i
379,255,327
■
89,553,293
8.4
—11.7
vZ
592,777,487 ,v
231,932,358 V.
241,957,707
561,990,270 -7
163,656,754
414,176,385
—11.8
—
,V
2,303,454,232.,
,297778s
"B"
Brazil,
FEDERAL
peso—
Preferential
463,968,242
9.3
>i-.-
150,143,314
276,242,462
79,975,000
5,938,921,637
99,934,859
Value in United
States
"A"
1,2177756
6.6
~6.9
—
22,643,345,466
4,793,637,074
—12.2
—
20,785,448
Nov. 4
Preferential
1,523,915
+
No6n Buying Rate for
Cable Transfers In New
York
Country and Monetary Unit
1~935.878
17892*,199
—
Below will be found
NOV.
6.8
T.7
—
—
+
63,771,349
INot available.
'.-7'
9,554,664
—10.2
244,224,000
8,846,910,554
53,386,522
0.5
+
35,875,098,672
BY
247,2*127943
11,609,809
—
1,114,145,551
-....i'-v
.
—17.8
65,626,289,486
CERTIFIED
297,1)337545
3.2
+
6,996,017
1.6
Foreign Exchange Rates
Basiq
1
2277539,362
+
Pursuant to the
requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
Secretary of the Treasury the
daily
buying rate for cable transfers in
the different countries
give below a record for the
of the world.
We
week just passed:
'
RATES
5,447,566
9,329,810
7,646,925
2.3
to the
EXCHANGE
7,250,968
11,837,617
477,950;
5,815,687
2437165,000
5.6
—
'
933,294,657
22,088,113,080
Outside New York
tNot included in
totals.
8.5
—
"
—11.5
3,674,188,537
34,110,231,737
98,149,233
—*7.9
■
488,406,852
1.0
+
—
10,341,433,118
404,983,158
y
3.8
'
1,795,892,749
56,211,886:
18,441,373
39,870,625 :
51.113.352
Santa BarbaraStockton
—
33,917,904
9,580,341 ,;
1.645,811,826
3.7
6,377,930
124,944,762
1—11.3
t«
'
$7055,131
456,206,199
8.1
172,320,833
45,100,893
—12.8
12,276,309
268,994,320 '
63.809,339
23,265,762
28,157,578
'45,062,123
44,283,056
San Francisco.
San Jose..
3.6
—
2,351,012
17957,930
4.8
1.4'
+
27,097,289,696
44,924,670
3.8
f
29,417,932
7,945,000
631,538,507
v/VA;
VA'vZ
525,803
611,499
—
3.3
92,602,050
62,623,160
171,276,926
1.3
5,781,678
504,502,161
17.585,447
29,560,894
;
317,045,700
10,762,335
1.4
—
-
15,562,086
.
474,035
—26.3
7,152,470
12,696,440
5.9
—
470,414,623
244,324,000
8,640,512,745
-U
i-."' ;--i
Ida.—Boise.
9.6
+
670,820
—17.4
1,347,731,201
1,000,764,181
..
"l^v 491,931,077
498,006
6,806,604
128,363,334
2.4
+
283,056,099
557,437,127
948,501,708
7.4
'(J*
2,450,092,999
5,044,307
Yakima
Argehtina,
398,019,803
545,836
520,656
6,427,175
?y:y
:
1
FOREIGN
67^425^649
6.2
23,091,549
303,533,490
166,558,754
-
4.1
Twelfth Federal
Reserve District—San
•Estimated.
5,447,313
3,138,412
4.1
y..--
Grand total
8,268,003
82^35,533
■
296,589,712
10,100,110,288
4.1
,
18,595,353
Texarkana
99,236,967
119,530,744
:
27,515,000
957,644,051
AY, 6,324,545';
18,208,755
5,509,119 I
44,205,260
6,258,401
Falls.
:
-
114,616,661
25,468,000
887,343,462
Houston.
Total
"*3*.2
6.5
■
88,477,735
5.4
103,302,913
Galveston
Modesto
—
—_3.8
8,590,798
220,778,422
0.2
—
17,305,001,036
24,914,686,822
6.9
17,992,049
1,123,382,181
Worth-
Lake
9,101,338
8,855,968
267,550,786
6.9
—
"mi
—
Paso.j.,
Salt
8,809,264
2.5
_
14,169,450,044
6.9
1,102,540,093
Beaumont.
;
94~56M22
—10.9
1.7
—
61,010,898
'
11
2,919,534,606
Federal
Ore.—Eugene
Portland*
Utah—Ogden.
267,300,927
90^932,763
9.6
+
89,725,339
1.4
—
,
9,408,013
*l
2,625,262,650
Texas—Austin
Seattle
$
248,936,151
0.9
+
16,090,618
57,410,407
2.3
+
143,938,864
8,756,587
Wash.—Bellingham
194®
8,294,912
0.8
—
45
7,394,377
9.1
130,148,155
12,542,432,463
438,756,867
16,079,639
1,391,740,541
100,579,911
4,256,479,324
—14.6
473,730,525
(15 cities).
Total
—10.3
1,358,255
Pueblo
Wichita
+ 11.9
9,912,341
Denver..:.
Ft.
1048
$
3.9
+
379,369,794
291,474,137
4,871,443,321
24,971,733
13,990,191308,400,826
487,731,038
5.1
—
137,731,822
Okla.—Tulsa.
Colo.—Colorado Springs.
Dallas
>•
$
9.0
|
158,780,339
23,471,085
2.2
—
1,498,644,520
48,238,838
Carthage
•
6,249,030 '
1,279,749,012
St. Joseph.:
El
1940
%
+
49,752,783
152,987,663
247,045,221
30,085,727
16,220,886,774
Lincoln
Eleventh
or
,
-Week Ended November 5Inc. or
1947
Dec. %
District—Kansas City—
Neb.—Fremont
Total
■!„ ■
,
11,022,864
314.400,055
43,895,000
42,798,200
49,661,592
146,715,444
230,993,727
28,221,366
157,058,268
131,233,055
408,166,367
16,759,987
2.8
+
+
<
f
35,967,200
11,204,062
284,343,308
8.6
—
3,070,457
2,773,428
Federal Reserve
Dec.
62,675,291
3,727,200,362
—12.1
—
18,262.479
47,079,646
(16 cities).
Inc.
,
65,111,611
3,758,383,332
35,644,190
+ 40.5
—17.9
21,588,282
15,028,353
Lewlstown..
,
283,818,241
11,661,761,723
8.4
—
<
16,372,928
20,039,157
Great Falls.
Helena
(
258,326,407
10,596,260,358
3.4
-
23,855,507
2,917.0*25
Mont.—Billings..
1948
t
—16.0
6,453,496
25,016,653
Huron
:
39,585,449 /
5,451,000
4,980,200.;
Sioux Falls
1949
—21.8
1,503,132
34,792,813
,
.
Grand Forks_.
Minot
Tenth
CHRONICLE
J
6,402,437
;
'
Dec. %
k
Rochester
Total
Inc. or 1
"26,704,739
.
Minneapolis™
8.
FINANCIAL
(1953)
1948
Reserve
Minn.—Duluth
St.
&
-Month of October-
at—
$
Ninth
COMMERCIAL
series
B, due
1952—
1
1339
Dec
1
1845
46, (1954)
THE
j
ISSUE
ENTOtB
Company and Issue—
CALLE?,/—<
&
spectively. .Borrowings
Data
-
Page
-
increased
.
1800
r
r
f
;
S97
Dec
;
class
Corp.,
Thomson
Union
stock.—,
A
of
Co.
Power
conv.
and
3%
3%
cumulative
1640
,
1741
7%
cumulative
Class
West
1957
brokers
and
for
1
06*
U.
Government
8.
Other
'
'
15
1539
—Nov 16
1641
Other
D.
8.
loans
Treasury bins
Treasury certificates
ilfatement of Condition of the 12 Federal
with
Cash
Federal
thousands
•-
•
,
*
.
■
of
dollars)
Reserve
domestic
Banks
■
,
v
Nov. 9,
.
.*
1949
Assets—
-
'*
-
Nov. 10,
1949
<
-
F.
for
R.
22,716,429
■'
Total gold ctf.
Other
243,742
advances
and
Industrial loans
23,316,999
909
913
'
4,030,996
Notes
Total U. S. Govt,
loans
Due
from foreign
tP. R.
Notes
298.100
Bank
securities-
17,705,696
18,025,710
banks
of other
Uncollected
35
banks—
823,600
:
11,223,488
23,144,151
23,471,526
'
-
35
v
49;
;
97,446
111,199
127,563
2,568,631
2,785,135
33,084
32,972
32,223
premises
Other assets
e
17,533,396
18,145,086
i,.
2,339,716
items
~
2,191
—
56
—
37
—
104
133,691
B
Graton
—
481
+
—
18
+
2,457
—
133
+
860
"
—
+
■
49
first
v,;
128,757
212,124
which
Then
show the dividends
we
Investment News
12-10
12-
12-10
holiday.
1-
1212-
3
12-10
2-
11-17
1
2-
1
1
1-
9
I-
9
&
11-30
11-18
50c
12-
12-
50c
11-22
11-16
$12 Vic
12-15
11-15
$25c
Brick
Utilities,
Tile
12-15
11-15
25c
Co.
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)__
Corp.
A
preferred
Oil,
11-15
11-
10c
12-15
11-18
ioc
12-15
11-18
12-
1
11-18
12-
60c
1
11-18
12-15
11-21
$1.10
12-15
11-21
25c
12-10
25c,
12-10
11-25
25c
12-
1
11-17
87V2C
12-
1
11-17
1
11-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
'
,
12-
30c
1-
Ltd.—
$10c
•
*
11-17
41-18
1
J
12-4
■V12-
+37V2C
~
2
12-16
12-
$25c
com. (quar.)
(quar.)
12-
3
12-1
$1
$25c
preferred
11-25
12-12
62V2C
:
(s-a)
partic.
4
30c
(quar.)
Imperial Varnish & Color, Lid.,
conv.
1
90c
(quar.)
Ltd.
9
'
^
common
(quar.)
Instrument Co.
preferred
Imperial
11-18
11-18
1
-
12-31
12-
r-$$1.25
12-31
12-
1
$$1.06)4
(quar.
5% conv. preferred ($25 par)
$31)4c
(quar.)^_~
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
t40c
-$40c
12-31
12-
1
12-
1
5%
-
preferred (quar.)
$50c
r
preferred
International
previously announced, but
1
12-31
;
12-20
-11-21
12-20
-
second table in
"11-21
.■
12-15
II-21
:$1
-
(quar.)
common
-'$1
12-15
11-21
$1
Paper Co.,
Year-end
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 Corporatioh
and
$1
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
Common (increased)
a
12-
93%c
Co.
Industrial
follow with
we
12-10
$1.25
Hobart
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Holliiigsworth & Whitney, common
are
week.
12-
12-
500
$4.25
;
1
11-18
12-22
+30c
(quar.)
Rubber
<fc
Chemical
3V2(/c
grouped in two separate tables. In th«
bring together all the dividends announced the
we
12-
12-10
..
preferred
Heyden
DIVIDENDS
Dividends
11-19
12-15
.,-
•
Slates
$4
of
12-15
$1
.
.
because
'
$20c
(year-end)~L
5
11- 9
"12-15
Extra
22,515
(San Francisco District)
12-
11-18
J15c
—.
(s-a)
A
'
$4.40
435
+
-
40C
60c
Gulf
66
—
12-15
"
11-15
12-15
50c **
J25C
Great Northern Paper Co
348
■
~
-31c
Knight Co., $1.80 prior pfd. .(s-a)
Great American Indemnity Co. (quar.)
253
15,261
accounts,
11-10
<fe
Hammond
Govt,
11-15
2
-
(A. C.) Company
Mackay Stores, Ltd. cl.
Class
78
—
61
11-13
1
12-
12-15
11-21
}
'
$4 preferred
(quar.)
International
Intertype
Jamaica
Department" in the week when
$5
declared.
-
Petroleum, Ltd. (s-a)
(year-end)_
Supply,
preferred
Jefferson
B
$5
pfd.
11-18
1
50c
12-15
12-
$1.25
12-31
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
A
12-
425c
-
12-31
12-15
Corporation
Water
(quar.)
J
1
■
Hotel Co__J_ __r_.
r'
:
12-!
$5
11-15
5
.
■
.
•
assets
———44.138.596
Liabilities—
federal
S.
notes
23,321,430
*
•
Member
U.
\
.
Reserve
Deposits:
bank—reserve
Foreign
/
49,705,287
■
acct.
415,162
544,854
688,811
.660,802
_____—530,955
557,988
—
19,947.180
1,553,156
-
434,392
477,877
,
deposits
Deferred availability items—
Other liab., incl, accrued dlvs.
—
—
17,779,683
18,200,644
2,180,264
2,297_816
12,411
liabilities
American
Encaustic
American
Home
43,734,125
48,935,060
Accounts—
Other
capital
466,711
Contingent liability
Commitments
trial
Batio
on
note
*49.705,287
■
4.534
4,119
1 858
$7
preferred
certificate
1,835
re-
6,104
v
56.6%
56.3%
49.0%
The
condition statement of
weekly reporting member
.banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
following
principal
An increase
changes for the week
$400,000,000 in loans, de¬
of
of
$437,000,000 in holdings of United States Gov¬
securities and $481,000,000 in
demand deposits
adjusted, and
increase of $514,000,000 in
borrowings.
industrial
and
agricultural
loans
in¬
an
Commercial,
creased
$17,000,000 in the San Francisco District
$15 000,000 in New York City and $13,000,000 in the
Dallas
District, and decreased $16,000,000 in the
Chicago Dis¬
trict, and $11,000,000 in the Cleveland
increase at
all reporting banks
and dealers for
brokers
District; the net
was
$19,000,000.
$4.25
preferred-
Beaur.it
&
Mills,
Bessemer «&
Investment
Units
Boston
purchasing
or
preferred
was
total of
in New York
"other
bonds
securities"
City and
a
total of
banks.
deposits
City.
increased
3
I
$1.07
1-
3
-
38'Ac
12-
1
20c
Co.
shares held)
Brunner
Mfg.
$5
(One
share
Co.
each
21)
Forge
Canada
Crushed
(quar.)
$1.25
Canada
Foundries
Sugar
&
Co.,
Co.
•
Paper
Railroad
J.)
Company
5c
at all report-
States
dividend
Coca-Cola
11-18
11-21
10c
12-15
12-
1
50c
12-15
12-
1
12- 9
Confection
preferred
(quar.)_i
Co.
Line
Life
Co.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
—
Insurance
Co.
America—
of
"20c
Rust-Proof
$2c
12-14
11-22
12-
11-19
5
Year-end
$3 class A
Coca-Cola
Peabody
12-19
$$1.25
12-31
15c
5%
pfd
12-15
11-30
11-23
11-15
Products
Co.
Coal
—
50c
—
62V2C
12-
1
(reduced)
preferred (quar.)__
10c
12-
1
31V4c
12-
1,.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
convertible
Holdings
of
Class
A
(s-a)
adjusted, decreased $288,000,000 in
Chicago District, and
by smaller amounts in
nearly all of the other districts.
Government deposits decreased
$133,000,000. Demand
deposits credited to domestic
United States
(s-a)
Community
Corp.—
(quar.)
common
prior
banks and to
and
Mills
v
Carbon
Public
Co.
re¬
11-25
Pcrmanente
Pcrmutit
12-15
11-25
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)
B
(extra)
Continental
Extra
12-
1
12-15
12-
10c
12-15
12-'1
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
;
Casualty Co.
12-15
$1.50
11-30
(quar.)
12-15
11-30
62V2C
12-15
11-30
30c
12-30
12-15
12-30
12-15
50c
12-
1
50c
12-
1
"
1
11-15
12-
1
11-21
Inc.,
(increased
com.
Placer
preferred
Erie
Development,
Plywood,
Powell
$5
RR.
Ltd.
pfd.
12-
7
12-12
11-28
12-12
11-28
3
12-20
1
11-18*
12-15
11-23
9
11-18
11-30
11-24
$50c
12-15
11-24
$85c
12-15
11-24
$25c
(s-a)—
5c
(quar.)___
Extra
112-
$2
—
Ltd.
Co.,
7
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Co._——
Inc.
River
12-
53V»c
(quar.)—
Lake
&
11-15
12-15
20c
quar.)_
11-30
20c
—
12-
1
30c
$2.50 pfd.
Assurance
Pitney-Bowes,
Pittsburgh
11-16
11-15
12-
75c
(quar.)
——
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
1
$1.50
Consumers Company,
Company
1
12-15
5-17
1
30c
:
,
1
12-
11-17
6-12
12-
$1.12%
(quar.).—
(quar.)——
12-
11-25
12-12
15C
Metals Corp.
Extra
Frice
4%
__
preferred
4Vat%
Corp.,
4)4%
37'/2c
__
Perfex
12-15
11-21
12-20
20c
12-1
12-10
12-31
50c
Corp
12-
40c
Inc.
Engineering
12-15
12-15
11-16
$3
—
12-15
'
11t16
45c
Pennsylvania
11-25
50c
Corp;
common
11-21
■
—
_____
■50c
12-1'5
50c
Co
Connecticut Investment Management (s-a)
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—
$1.50 partic. preference class A
(extra)
Extra
Corp.,
12-15
$3
(quar.)
Service
Hampshire)
12-15
$22.50
:
Co." (New
(s-a)__—
■
Pennroad
12-15
50c
Continental
$61,000,000,
Casualty
preferred
1- 3
*
;
_
Congoleum-Naim,
Class
6%
1- 3
$1.50
_—
(year-end)
Columbian
Cone
Peerless
,
hQlUc
$2
:
International
Common
$33,000,000.
3
$1
common
11-21
11-21
Pen
5%
Company,
11-15
12-10
1 25c
Co
Extra
Stock
11-26
11-25
$1
12-10
37V2C
Chicago Rivet & Machine
12- 7
12-10
10c
1-
12-10
10c
common..
(quar.)_______
11-30
3
50c
——
12-16
Inc.,
12-15
.12-12
Parker
$1.12'/a
preferred
11-30
20c
Parker
12- 2
Mills,
11-30
11-30
12-15
30c
11-14
1-
Hosiery
11-30
12-15
$15c
11-14
Y2-24
convertible
l$-30
12-15
—^
12-15
55c
4l/z7c
11-30
12-15.
12-15
Pharmacal
12-15
9
(quar.)_
12-15
,
.
(extra)___—————
Light. Heat & Power,
9
common
12-15
4c
—
(quar.)—^
Clay
11-
(quar.)
3
3c
—
Riypr Insurance Co.
5%
Light Co.,
1-
4c
-—
Pacific
11-
preferred
11-18
8c
——
Ottawa
11-23
Illinois
1
6c
—
11-25
11-23
4%2%
11-25
12-
50c
11-25
75c
Chadburn
il-16
12-15
of
_____________—
12-14
75c
Central
11,-30
12-10 +411-16
..
series———
12-16
Co.—-
1st
,
12-10
Empire Mines Co., Ltd.————
$2
50c
(s-a)__*_
Co
12-15
'.v-v
——
estimates
—
$50c
Catawissa
12-16
5c
$50c
(quar.)
11-28
12-31
(Tenn.)—
y
are
$$1.50
Carpenter
Co.
(quar.)
series
stock
Co.
Old
Extra
12-12
11-28
distributions.
15
shares
(J.
Ohio
120c
(s-a)
Holdings of United
$168,000,000
Ins.
J37,/2C
Canadian Malartic Gold Mines, Ltd.
2
12-22
12-12
20c
$25c
(quar.)
3
40c
115c
Class B
12-
Norwich
Forgings, Ltd.—
Canada Malting Co., Ltd.
12-12
40c
Co.
Power & Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
North
$1.90
Ltd
11-25
Northern
$1.25
-
12-10
11-22
$2.50
—
shares
Norris Oil
45c
Dominion
Inc.__
shares
Newberry
—;
&
12-
15c
amounts
shares
4%
11-21
Co.—
(year-end)
Stone, Ltd, (quar.)
11-18
12-15
11-19
50c
series
Industrial
•
Oil
—
12-12
12-12
New Jersey
4-15
Co.
Canada
Dec.
Clicnncal
.__.__i.__
1
V
••
^____
Funds—*•
"Institutional
.
\
(s-a)
$365,000,000
New York City,
$102,000,000 in the
the
11-18
tw<
(quar.).__..
Buffalo
Trust
following
Aviation
(year-end)
A
National
(Subject to approval of stock¬
preferred
Class
National-Standard
11-15
(quar.)
1
5
12-
70c
.
(quar.—
Building
for
common
11-19
11-19
-
11-18
12-
12-
$1.75
________
Co.,
-
Ring
12-10
35c
(quar.)
common
Accident
3
3
50c
i
.
&
1-
I2V2C
.
Brunswig Drug Co
Extra
1
Life
11-15
*
(reduced)
Company,
Corp.
Piston
National
1
12-
Corp.,
11-25
30c
(quar.)__
&
P.)
11-15
12-
25c
i
:—
-
>Muskegon
:
The
(s-a)
Co.,
Brunswick-Bulke-Collender
Common
Extra
(quar.)—
March
on
1
1
(J.
Wheel
Motor
11-15
1
12-
Co.
quarterly
11-25
1
12-14
30c
(quar.)
Alining & Mfg.
preferred (quar.)___
Morgan
3
12-10
Co.—
Ltd!, com.
(quar.)..—,
dividend
holders
1212-
$1.50
Thermit
Increased
12-10
12-10
Co.
12-
7VaC
v
(quar.
Sales
&
Income
Oil
preferred
Stock
1-
1-20
Co.
preferred
$4
America—
Rubber
12-15
1
37V2C
—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—
11-18
11-18
—
interest
<fe
-
issue
$39,000,000 in New York
$54,000,000 at all reporting member
1
preferred
decreased
^oreigtj banks increased
1
12-
3
Extra
Demand
12«
&
Gas
Minnesota
(s-a)
British-American
Rubber
of
7%
8
12-15
12-27
30c
$1.12 V2
1-
<s-a)___
Metal
11-21
1
preferred 2nd Issue
Holdings of Treasury certificates
indebtedness decreased
$105,000,000, of which $76,000,-
Covernment
11-
12-
5%
fr
000
11-15
5%
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased
$251,000,000 in
a
Trust
Hose
3
carrying United
.
New York City and
11-18
1
—
—
RR., $3 pfd.
beneficial
of
Woven
Electric
Master
1-
(Increased quar.)
Erie
Mfg.
Star
12-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Lake
Lone
11-23
$1.75
$1.25; preferred
Gossett
/
40c
(quar.).
.r—
11-21
35c
;
(M.
11-23
25c
30c
...
1
15c
(quar.)
D.)
11-23
Loans to
Governme"t and other securities increased
$338,000,000, largely in New York City. "Other loans" in¬
creased $32,000,000.
j,
'
Of
Inc...
(quar.)
(quar.)
G%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ernment
...
Industries,
common
(quar.).
preferred
Brown
creases
Co.,
$4
:
3%%
the
(quar.)
Picture
Light
12-
■
10c
H.i, Inc. (quar.)
Company (quar.)
Stores, Inc. (quar.—
(H.
Lincoln
15c
4:.
Lantston
Lee
9
12-
,
t20c
i.-—
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric, common
Bangor
Bond
indus¬
deposit and F. R.
liabilities combined
shows
Motion
Gas
11-21
$1.18%-
—
(quar.)
common
Laclede-Christy Co.
11-30
40c
Ltd
12-
common
(quar.)____
Creamery Co.,
preferred
12-19
12V2c
foreign
to
ended Nov. 2:
Co.
60c
Ludlow
15c
accept¬
make
3
preferred
Knutlsen
11-18
9
12-10
Co...,
il/apreferred
)
44.57t.807
1,834
gold
94,379
121-
*
12-10
(quar.)
Assurance
Corp.,
Carpet
Atlanta
Bell
loans
of-
serves,
27,543
.1
12-14
50c
Apco Mossberg Co. ;(s-a»
448,189
27,543
,139,140
44.138.596
______
to
200,116
466,711
>
143,110
for
purchased
correspondents
207,238
27,543
accounts
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
ances
207,444
—
12-14
''12-28
434%
11-30
12-28
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
12-15
12-15
'
25c
(quar.)...
Tiling Co.
Fire
National
Associated
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
fiUTplus (Section 13b)
Company
2,328,031
.
1-10
50c
25c
Artloom
Capital
Chicle
1
20c
Holders
...
Payable of Rec.
75c
Extra
12,779
.
When
Share
22,412,605
11,438
43,293,788
,
12-
12-
10c
r
Per
...................115cv
Aluminum Co. of America, conimon.....__^i^, ';
50c
$3.75
93%c
(quar.)
j
Andian
Total
;
,
0' '
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (increased)
Standard Engineering
(year-end).__
Allied Laboratories, Inc.
(quar.)
American
Total
\
Company
V-'-v:V-...
12-15
25c
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization, Inc. (quar.)—,— -it:4- 15c
-
are: \
Aetna
.
,
Name of
"V '
24,181,645
r
.
16,437.000
.1, The dividends announced this week
V1; ■\f
V*
■
16,144,755
——
—
.
%
23,224,227
.
acct.
Treasurer —gen,
-Other
44,574,807
/
,
.
Total
4A
Gordon
514
11-20
12-
$1.25
-
-
-
■
6,119,819
;Y
7,536,200
securities—
and
Gilbert
725
+
-
(quar;)+_%
(s-a)_____—
Tire
$1.50
current
Total
S.
4,977,244
7,534,700
_
U.
.
3.902.196:;.',:
5,796,900
.
298,100
—
__
1,554
+
+
A
50c
21c
-
(quar.)
class
$1
50%
-■
Canada, Ltd
;
r__—
class A (s-al————
Georgia-Carolina
+
deposit accounts, except
and
973
5,841.900
_
523
—
326,402
—
of
preferred
54
168
(quar.)^i^__
250,935
b
610,777
securities:
Govt,
Certificates
demand
to
"Preliminary
22,825,732
271,128
.
$3.75
33
1,374
11-24
*—
...
B
General
+
46,860
during week
630,303
319,105
-Bills
Bonds
22,195,429
549,568
23,265,172
reserves
cash
Discounts
U. 6.
22,767,431.
548,743
Associates-
Co., Ltd.,
Corp. (final)
Products
—
647
interbank
fund
notes
RR.
General Motors Corp. com.
$5 preferred (quar,)
2,863
+
11-16
1
+
'v>. Special
239
+
9,159
1
12-
*
(resumed)
Brook
Fittings, Ltd., class
:
:
deposits adjusted.
Foreign banks
certificates
^ademption
+
105
Boi rowings
Debits
Gold
Bound
Utilities
Class
4,133
2,146
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
1948v
-
-
"
-f
299
A
Extra
Demand
Nov. 2.
-
437
+
11-16
12-
,
11-16
1
50c
■
394
12,339
banks
Time deposits, except Government
U. 8. Government deposits
/
+
735
with
Liabilities—-
Reserve Banks Combined
32
365
vault
In
Balances
Fibre
33
—
4,959
1
225
+
—
26,348
12-
12-
Empire District Electric Co.__J.
Falconbridg^ Nickel Mines, Ltd._
68
—
7,286
J
—
11-15
93%C"
(quar.)
class
Paper
Electrolux
30
—r
2,617
indebtedness—
of
11-15'_.
11-30
11-30
* 45c
'
First Security Corp.,
—
1,150
bonds
Reserve
.
&
Eastern
326
25
—
$2
931ic
■".
(quar.)
oommon
(quar.)
Aircraft of Canada, Ltd.—r
$2 non-cum.
Eddy
630
"
+
37,401
B
When ,; Holder* >
75c
_
■
.
Supply Co. of N. Y
Co., Ltd ordinary (stock bonus)
East Mahanoy RR. (s-ai_
<.
+
4,266
securities—Total
7
7
—
A
>
25c, -11-30
t
Dentists'
....
—w
4,246
(quar.).,,
common
Distillers
-
+
;
preferred
Delaware
1,734
..
—
207
Government
U. S.
177
Per
Share,^Payable of Rec.
:!
3%y«-• preferred
345
»
+
49
.
.
420
loans
Loans to banks
1539
30
;
289
+
.
Varnish Co.,
De Havllland
•
:
+
765
purchasing, or carrying:
Government obligations
Other securities
; v.
i
—
v;
853
_
for
estate
.
*
preferred'(quar.) _i__
prior
3%.%
409
;
;
.
Other securities
Real
1539
this Issue.
(In
—j
19
pur-
obligationsI
securities
loans
Xf. S.
r
1
15
-----Dec
In
400
.+
&
Dayton Power & Light Co.,
4,449
+
—
;
•
Treasury note3
•Announcement
91
+
13,699
'
*
-.
,
400
agricultural-',
dealers
carrying:
or
'
Other
Nov
Nov
Virginia' Water Service Co.—
mortgage 3V4% bonds, due 19G6-.
11st
,
+
Company
Extra
$3
Nov. 3,
.
stock—
A
to
—
24,633
and
——
..
stock
stock
preferred
preferred
66.681
24,321
chasing
Electric Co.—
Penn
Investments—Total
—
Loans
180.7
Jan
-Dec
Cook Paint
1948;
(In millions of dollars) „;
,
end
loans
1703
collateral trust certificates
Upstate Loan Co, Inc., 0% debentures, due
6%
1949
•
.
Commercial, Industrial,
*
«
15
United Rys. 4%
West
1601
31
Transportation. Co.—,
<fe
Oct. 26,
1949
Loans—gross
«
serial debentures,
Nov 15
debs, due 1967_,-—Nov 28
4%
California.
Ltd,
Co,
Oil
United
43/4%
Loans
♦Nov. 2,
*
Loans—net
1699
15
27
Petroleum
Container Corp,
Assets—
-
1699
13
1st pfd. stk.-Nov
pfd. stock—___Dec
Ottawa Light, Heat & Power Co, Ltd, 5%-pfd. stock.Dec
*»hiiip Morris & Co, Ltd, Inc., 3.60% pfd. stock.,
Dec
States
Katlonal
Name of
Inc. (+) or
Dec. (—) Since
'
...
,
...
1693
-
Middle
'
'
,
-
.
,
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd, .5%
,
Monday, November 14, 1949
-
in-New
$422,000,000
V
.
'
f5Quitable Credit Corp., 6% con v. deb. bonds, due 1067.Dcc
1
Oeneral Pireproofing Cq., 7% preferred stock
Jan
1
Steel Castings Corp.. 1st mtge. bonds
Dec
1
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—
:
i
1st mortgage bonds, 3 J/4%
series, due 1970
_____Nov. 25
1st mortgage bonds, 3%% series, due 1973
Nov 25
General
CHRONICLE
A summary of the assets and liabilities of
reporting
member banks follows:
*
'
1489
5% 1st mortgage debenture stock and bds., due 1959-Dec 31
Chicago, Rock Islapd & Pacific RR.— r
*
1st mortgage bonds, series A
Jan
1
•Consolidated Engineering Corp., 0% con v. debs., ser. A.Dec 20
FINANCIAL
York City and $105,000,000 in Chicago.
Jllgoma Central Terminals, Ltd.—
,
COMMERCIAL
Brothers
&
preferred
Reliance Mfg.
Co.. Ltd.,
(s-a)_:
Co., 3%%
common
$$2
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)_
3
12-12
1-
3
12-12
8 7 Vic
—
1-
I$2
(s-a)
——
1-
3
12-15
2c
12-14
11-15
"20c
12-15
11-21
25c
12-10
11-10
25c
12-10
11-15
25c
12-10
11-10
11-15
25C
12-10
11-10
Ric
Grande
Valley
Gas
—______
'
Rowe
Signal
Corporation
Oil
&
Gas,
(quar.)
class
A
—
(quar.)
—*
11-10
;
Volume 170
Number 4855
THE
Per
Home of Company
'
Sheaffer
tW. A.)
*
H
Share
Pen Company (quar.)_____
Simonds
Singer
11-15
11-25
11-15
5c
$1
$1.50
25c
11-15
12-15
12-14
12-14
11-11
11- 5
11-17
11-23
11-23
11- 1
$1
11-15
$1.12%
40c
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
12- 5
11-15
11-15
11- 8
11-23
40c
Motor
Saw
Express-;—_——™*™*_
Steel Co.
(year-end)
&
Manufacturing
Extra
Sivyer
12-
11-23 t,
.*_.
Castings Co—
Advance
4%%.
Bag &
preferred
Southwestern
Spartan
Staley
,™_™_™_
(Massachusetts!
Mills
Southern
■
•
(quar.)—* «r™™ ■
—$1-50
Co.
_______
Steel
Scule
Name
Mills
Telephone Co.
Mfg.,
(A. E.)
(quar.)
20c
_
_™™™_*™..-i:*™™*'
_™_™
$4
.■
(quar.)*™**™
common
11-
5%
Extra
33A%
1
**™__™
**
—™™™*_™——93c
Standard Accident Insurance Co. (quar.)— 36'/4C
■>
4Vj l/0
4
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
Standard
—
75c
common
Partic. conv. preferred
(cumulative)
(non-cumulative)
preferred
conv.
Participating
(D. A.)
Oil
A
partic.
Sunshine
Fenn
&
Co.
Co.,
Taylor,
Pearson
5%
convertible
Shovel
7%
$20c
15c
________
Tyler
12-15
12-
12- 1
12- 1
(quar.)
$1.75
—™____ —
(s-a)—
Co.
.
15c
:■
12-
7
30c
12-20
1334c
?
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™™__—
11-15
-
(
Interim
„■
-
Arcade
Co.
11-30
11-10
11-10
Inc.
12-
11-10
30c
11-15
1
Arden
$3
11-10
,j.l-
Co.-,
11-15
Byron Jackson
11-19
Calaveras. Cement,
11-16
:yAVa%
20c
12-31
12- 5
$1
12-31
12-1
12-31
$1.75
1-3
12-5
'
f'Argo
:v-''
Co.,
;
preferred
8%
r
Van
Virginia
Dare,
Warren
$3
Oil
Co.-:.-™.-,
Inc..™'
Co.,
12-
1
2
11-
Oil
Ltd.,
(Northam)
Weber
Showcase
11-21
11-19
12-
11-18
$1
$31 Vic;
(quar.)—;**4
pfd.
1
12- 1
Arkansas
J
Armco
(
11-19
Fixture
&
75c
12-1
12-
1
11-21
40c
12- 1
11-15
__________
Co
r
11-16
10c
;___*™_
$712-15
12-
.■ty- Common
$1.20
6%
Utilities
preferred
conv.
Westmoreland
One
Corp,,
5c
share
Coal
11-15
Wilson
Brothers,
Wilson
&
$4.25
14
5%
preferred
Company,
;
62%c
12- 1
1
11-14
1-3
12- 6
12-19
$1.06(4
25c
-—-
Ordinary '
.
f
1(
,,
West
&
a'..;..;';;
{11-17
tic
.
1- 3
11-23
11-19
•
3-
1
4- 1
series
3-20
Auto
•
When
> Per
Share
B
B.
C.
Vending
F.,
Inc
(quar.)——
Corp.
Holder»
Gold
A
Title
11-15
11-
11-15
10-26
12-
1
11-
1
1-3-50
12-
1
Surpass
Corp.—
(
-
•
preferred
5Y2'/o
hVz'/o
($10
Canteen
Co.
4%
12-
1
Building,
Baltimore
■
12-12
11-
12-
1
11-21
12-
1
10-31
100%
115c
120
Barber
H.)
Bathurst Power
II-15
12-
1
11-15
34 %c
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-
10c
11-15
1111-
9
$1.25
.*.**™.._™™_™.—
Corp.™—™
1
Co.
Stores
3V4%
Co.,
V
(quar.)™™
com.
convertible
preferred
Aluminum Co.
of
12-23
12-
2
12-23
12-
;
,
30C
:
$1.37%
12 %C
5
11-15
•
5%
Bell
y
2
12-
4(4%
Berkshire
Bertram
10-31
11-15
•t- Class
1
11-11
Best
&
Corp.,
B
$25c
12-
1
11-
tCOc
12-
5
;•
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Corp. (s-a)™™™*™*™™*, •ri-" 70c
Airlines, $3.50 pfd,, (quar.)
87J/2c
12-
5
11-10
Holding
Extra
Amerex
12-10
11-17
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-15
American
American
(quar.)
(increased»
Ltd.
Automobile
Ins.
'
(St.
Co.
Quarterly
.
American Bosch
American
Can
American
Forging
Extra
American
i3/* %
&
$2.50
(quar.)
General
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
Extra
k
'
(quar.)
Insular,
Convertible
11-
4
11-15
1
11-19
12-
1
11-19*
i
5c
75c
13-15
12-15
1-
3
11-
4
11-16
12-
2
preferred
Bickle-Seagrave,
Ltd.
Blgelow-Sanford
•
6%
preferred
Blauner's
(quar.)
_
6%
Blue
Moon
Foods
11-15
Boeing
12-
1
11-15
Boston
Fund.
12-
1
11-15
Boston
Woven
12-12
,11-30*
Bourne
11-15
12-13
12-
11-14*
1
11-14*
Illinois
Central
•
w
3.40%
'
Central
-
:Kansas
11-17
4V2 %
11-30
Chapman
11-30
11-15
11-
Mills
1
Ltd.—
.
.
11-15
$37 %c
1-
3
12-
'
10-31
37 %C
12-
1
11-13
4%% pfd. <quar.)
$1.12%
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-13
30C
20c
12-
1
11- 7
27 %c
12-
1
11-7
62 Vac
12-
1
$1.25
12-
1
11-
1
25c
11-30
11-
1
12-31
12-
1
pfd.
(quar. 1™-—
common.™
Service,:
12-15
12-15
1
11-15
Chili
'
10-31
11-15
11-15
;
10-25
12-
1
*
11-17
1-3-50
1211-
60C
12-1
11-14
12-
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
25c
11-
Mills,
11-13
11-15
11-
11-30*.
10-31
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
10-27
$1.50
11-19
11--7
15c
12-15
12-
1
15c
12-15
12-
3
25c
12-15
12-5
$1.12%
1-3-50
12-18
8
11-21
tquar.)**™.*™
Corp.,:,.jcom, )quar.)
*_™™™*__*™™_™-_,**™-_-
(quar.)
*_*«*.„**™—™_
25c
Engineering
11-10
10-31
50c
tquar.)*™-™*™
11-25
25c
—;_______„„**™—*_™
12-
40c
Co.*™.™**™,
12-
1
11-ia
1-2-50
12-15
$3.50
1
11-5
,V'l; 75c
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-
1
11-19
5c
12-
tquar.)
1
11-10
12 %C
11-21
11-10
50c
11-29
20c
11-14
11-
$1.50
12-12
11-14
11-15
10-17
.;
™___™_™__™—*
Corporation
■•'
35c
,
35C
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-21
15C
11-15 1
1-1-50
30c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
11-10
$1.25
4%
1
12-31
I
11-13
10-20
30c
11-15
10-20
$1.12%
1-1-50
12- 9
11-14
7%
11-15»
11-10
Clinton
$1.50
12-20
12-13
12%C
11-25
„
-
;
,
4%
special
Industries,
Common
-
11-10
Clor-ox
1
11-15
87 %C
12-
1
11-10
20c
12-
1
11-16,
20c
1-3-50
12-16
50C
12-10
11-25
$20c,
11-15
.
12-
16C
11-25
11-25
11-15
11-25
11-15
10c
11-10
Co.
!
(quar,)
*
Hardware, Ltd.—
(quar.)
—$1.20 pref. (quar.)
2—.—.—ii*_:—_*
Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd.
(quar.)***
10-31
50C
Chemical
Class
10-27
A
Colonial
Stores,
Inc.,
common
(quar.)—
4 %
preferred
(quar.)™™-'™*™-'—i
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.^common (resumed)™*
(s-a)_™_
12-15
11-18
12-15
12-
1
Boyertown Burial Casket
Brazilian
10c
12-15
12-
1
75c
12-15
12-
1
75c
(quar.)*™*
*
12-20
12-
$12VaC
11-15
10-31
$50c
$3
6
11-15
10-31
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
$3.50
preferred
25C
12-
1
11-21
Colorado Central
Power
Fuel &
*
12-15
11-10
10-31
$30c
11-15
10-31
$20o
12-
1
11-
50c..
12-
1
11-21
50c
12-
1
11-21
12-
1
11-21
62 %C
1
Iron—
$$1
—„—
Co.,
com.
(quar.)*
(quar.)______*—_f_™__*
Colorado
Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.
Semi-annual
11-10
—
(monthly)***™
(quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop
11-8
1
(quar.)—™*™*™*
common
(monthly)
11-24
12-
50c
guaranteed
regular guaranteed
$1
15C
$1.25
10c
12-15
1
12-14
Class B
3
12-20
$1.37%
12-
25c
*
11-
11-15
1
(quar.)
U-lft
$1
15c
1
class A
4
55C
11-
Co., Ltd.,
11- 9
40c
——
Multiplier Corp. (stock dividend);—*
Machine Corp. (quar,)™
Electric Illuminating Co., com.™
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
11-
Roller Bearing Co.
11-18
11-15
50c
Co.*™,
Company
12-
11-10
Clearing
11-14
Bower
5
Cleveland
11-15
11-15
1
Inc.
Auto
12-14
25c
12-
17C
Clary
'
11-15
11-10
10c
11-12
30c
$1.35
1
50c
_™***_**™*__
Service
Public
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5%
preferred (quar.)__
1
$1.05
(quar.)*
1
12-
50c
11-14
1
12-15
11-
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
—„_*_*—i—_
Stamping Co...__
—__*.—.
City Investing Co.* common (quar.)
*
5% %
preferred
(quar.)
*—™—
City & Suburban Homes Co. (S-a) —
8
$1.50
1
11-15
90c
4%
City
2
11-22
12-
11-
22 Vac
(increased)*™**
^Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co._**_
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., com. tquar.)
10-31
$5c
;
11-15
12-17
11-15
85c
(quar.)_*__™*»™*_™_—
Insurance
Co
Copper
'Chrysler
11-18
11-15
11-30
12-31
T' '
prefeired
Chilton
1.
7
20c
*
Corporation, $3 preference tquar.)
Chicago Yellcw Cab Co., Inc. (quar.)*
Chief Consolidated Mining Co.
(resumed/*.
Chiksan
Company
(resumed)
*—*™~
1-2-50
11-
40c
30C
(quar. )***__
Chicago
1-2-50
12-
9
11-15
iquar.)
$1.12%
$15c
—
(quar.),
12-
(quar.)
—,***—
Valve Mfg., 7% pfd. (3-a)_™—1
Corp. of Virginia—;**__*^—__*_
$4.50
1
$1.75
*****
10-28,
$20c
-Chesapeake
60C
*****
11-19
11-15
$$1.25
tquar.)
.Champion Paper & Fibre Co., common
11-30
$25c
(quar.)
1
■%>■■■' n
preferred
1-3-50
+5c
Rubber
10-15
12-
$30c
25c
Products
Chambersburg
75C
&
11-23
11-15
com,, tquar.)
&
Aircraft
Belt
25C
Hose
11-15
12-15
(quar.)____™™*_*______™
Ribbon
Cessna
/'Chain
1-14
Inc* (quar.)
1
50c
1-3-50
L-31-50
(quar.)
11-10
12-
*
City, Mo.
Year-end
11-15
$3
(quar,)*™
(quar.)_*™™._**
;*_***
12-10
"4$5
115c
'Central Vloleta,/Sugar Co. S. A.—'
Less Cuban tax of 8 7/10c__*-**™_*_*—
1
1
u"3®
+25c
Corp.___—
3
1
:11-30
r
(quar.—.
Vermont
1-3-50
35c
11-15
420c
,.;;;^.*_**™_-
& Co.,
Public
Surety
Central
3
11-
12-
1
11-10
Light & Power Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
$$1.75
$$1.50
12-
12-10
-
Company (increased quar.)**
•^Central & South West Corp. (increased)
11-10
11-
0
11-15
$25c
Soya
Certain-Teed
11-
1-
1
Ohio
3.60%
Central
Century
1
10-31
12-
(quar.)_,_.
preferred
Central
2
12-
20c
■■■
2-2-50
*™+L*™*™*™*™*-*™*_***™*_-^*
11-30
12-
$1.18%
■'
10-31
11-22
+
—
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50 preferred
10-31
11-15
$1.50
Bowes
■
(irreg.)
1
12-
11-
:■
1
(quar.)_
11-30
11-22
Ltd.—
-—____*_*
Hollywood Building Co.,
11-15
11-22
:
10-31
1-3-50
25c
$25c
i
,
•—™*_„^
,Central Louisiana Electric
12-21
11-29
;
11-15
+50c
$20c
'
'
*, •
preferred
12-
12- 1
1-9-50
11-1A
Light & Power-
',,.4% -preferred
12-13
(s-a)„™*_*
common
$20C
10-28
;
+25c
(quar.)
Trust,
Foundry Co., 5%
7
5c
12-
11-25*
■
1
25C
11-15
(Sidney) Company (quar.)
Airplane Co
SDecial
10C
11-
12-1
Blumenthal
1
50C
(monthly)
preferred
11-10
12-
Ltd,
Central
12-11
1-2
12-
Co., Ltd.—
Wirebound Boxes,
Common
25C
preferred
Co.,
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd.
Arizona
$1.10
Vt
(quar.)
Brothers Tobacco,
11-18
$25c
Tire
30c
Year-end
Bloch
12-20
_
(quar.)***
(quar.)*—
Companies
Pirie' Scott
Carson
11-15
$1.50
12-15
$32 %c
tquar.)
Capital Estates, Inc. (s-a)™™**™*
Cap well, Sullivan & Furth, 6% pfd.
1-13
12-21
$37 %C
10-31
11-23
Central New York Power Corp.—
11-30
$1
12-
9
iquar.)
,; Extra
.11-15
25c
;
♦
Co.
Ltd.
preferred tquar.)
(quar.)
preferred
50c
—
4-15
$1.06%
common
1-3-50
—
com.
3-15
y
2-1-50
12 %C
(quar.)
75C
Extra
*
Extra
$3
Blaw-Knox
1-10-50
75C
5-1-50
20c
_*™*_™
(Philadelphia),
75C
pfd.
4-1-50
$12%c
.
62 l/2C
...
1-15
—_***
common
Dock,
$1.50 class A " (quar.)
2-15
10c ;
—
Birmingham Water Works, 6% pfd. (qnar.)_
Black Hills Power & Light, common
(quar.)1
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
5.40%
preferred
(quar.) ____™*_™ri
IOC
<quar.)
Oil
Canadian
•
12-13
50c
Carpet,
(quar.)
J,
10-20
12-
2-1-50
$1.50
Corp., common™***
(quar.)
10-31
11-15
11-15
1-1-50
40
$1.12
(quar.)
Steel
50c
Tirreg.).
com.
Leather, 6%
prior
11-21
I2V2C
$1.18%
___
Company—
non-cum.
American
com.
>
™
1™,
American Ice
6%
™.
Co.,
(quar.)™
American Home Products
5c
12 V2C
(quar,)™*
(quar.)
preferred
American Hide
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
American
$3
Co.
^™*™™.f*-,
Gas
40c
$1.25
75c
fquar.)_
Socket
&
P'urniture
American
$2
Co.
;™.—
3
Louis)—
;,£™*_w*_™^***™*_»»™i**.**« ■•x
Corp., 5%, pfd. (quar.)*,
American Business Shares*™*™*****^*™***.
v-
7%
11-10
preferred
4%
11-10
1
4c
_***__™_**_*_**-**_*.***„*_*__*i
Company
10-31
11-15
Canadian Western Natural Gas—
.
$25c
Spinning Associates
(J.) & Sons, Ltd., class A
"
Aluminium,
V
Ac
(quar.)**
preferred
11-15
33 %C
Carrier; Corporation
—___
Fine
Bethlehem
Canada, Ltd.—
$6
27c2C ;
$0.27937
*
(accum.)*™
Central
'
_***__*_,
Co., common
preferred (quar.)*
Beneficial
11-22
(quar.)
Howell
10-31
International Invest.
11-25
3-1-50
*
preferred
&
12-10
12-
B
preferred
Canadian
11-15
Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co. of .Canada, Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
''
10-31
11-15
1
i25c, 1-3-50
Products, class A (quar.)**
1-3-50
convertible preferred tquar.) $$1.12%
11-15
12-
11-10
11-15
*
&
11-28
4c
Manufacturing,* 6% pfd. (quar.)—*
Beck (A. S.) Shoe Corp., 43/4% pfd. (quar.)
Belden
Manufacturing Co
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., common (quar.)
■
11-10
::
(reduced)
(reduced) _™*;*_*_*_*_™_™_™*
$$1
11-15
11-10
12-
62%c
:
11-30
150C
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-21
(quar.)*
Foundry, Ltd.,
11-30
12-1
•:
11-10
11-21
15c
;™-„™™*™**.
12-10
834c
(year-end)
Co.
Food
Canadian
12-16
25c
:
11-10
11-21
(quar.)____™*
common____**_*
$1
12-
I
11-21
^Canadian Motor Lamp Co., Ltd.
11-18
■
**„__.
11-10
31 (4c
<quar.)_
A
5%
11-14
11-21
r;iT- ■:
/ 'v
12-30
4c
preferred (quarj
,***—
;; Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)___***—
•
8i»/4c:v
(quar.)*
;
Class
11-18
(quar,)™*-*™;™*™'
11-21
50C
Central
7%
12-15
40c
i'i;
;__™*:—__*™_**_-™™_™.
1
40c
12-15
12-15
Beacon
7
11-15
37V2C
(quar.)..*™™™.™..™..™
75c 1-20-50
Corp., common (quar.)—
12- 1
preferred .(quar.),*..™*w**^**:**™*.^:1.' -fv>: $1
;
11-17
Mfg.
Vt'
Corp.—
Extra
I3%c
12-12
.#;
12-15
_«*
Co. (quar.)
Canada, Ltd
of
A
Class
11-14
tlOc
(quar.)*
(quar.)**:
Steel
Ltd.,
4% %; partic.
ri
5
$12%C
:
10-29
12*
37 %C
Ltd.; $1.30 pref. (quar.)
75c
.*_■___**—_**_™*_**_™**„_*
(W.
Bastian-Blesslng
-
:
12-12
:.";r $5c
11-9
11-15
37 %C
(quar.)_____
50C
•■''v;
****».**—
7 %preferred ' (quar.)
Barber-Ellis
7
11-10
Kid
12-
'12-15
$1
11-10
11-10
1
■
10-28
1
50c
1
1
12-15
r.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse
>
10-28
$i
Porcelain
Quarterly
:
11-18
11-15
11-
Investing
12-1
$2
12-
$2.50
•*
(quar.)
Canadian Industrial Alcohol
11-15
*__™_***_*:„™*'
Inc.
Class
Canadian
I'? Bankers & Shippers Insurance Co. of N. Y.—
11-16
35c
par)
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co.
Altes Brewing Co.
(quar.)
•
12-19
*;
1212-
62%C
Dredge
11-15
11-10
Extra
,~A%>
IV
12-19
12-
»
Co.—
Canadian
*
(quar. )__*_._„*
11-10
$1.12%
common
Canadian
11-10
56 (4c
America
ll-lO
12-10
'
11-10
,
11-21
11-25
Allis-Chalmers
>'■.
1
"
12-15
11-15
International
■I.
11-28
12-
Bankers Bond & Mortgage Guaranty Cc. of
v,:- • America /:™**_.__™**_****-;*-i*****__-*»*''
11-25
Allied
■
of
12-10
11-15
11-10
;*
-
20c
(quar.)
12-15.
11-28
1
:
•Baltimore Radio Show
50c
Company
12-15
12-15
.12r12-
1
11-
$15c
12-. 1
*
12-12
25c
Gas
Allied
12-15
50c
-
11-- 1
50c
Co.
(quar.)
Canadian Car &
12-1
$1.50
Ltd.™
*™
*.
Service, Ltd., common
•___._
.™*_™___*_*_**'
1
12-1
HOC
A
;Canadian
(quar.)™™*„_*
12-
$1
'
$$1.12 Va
7
12-15
40c
Foils,
Class
Canadian
11- 2
25c
-
Allied
1
$3.99
11-16
-
Allied
11-
30c
I-3-50
150c
(quar.)™*™™
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
Albany & Vermont RR., (s-a)*
Allied Finance Co., com.
(increased s-a)__
5%
preferred (quar./
...
12-
$1.75
common..,
87 %C
;
;
11-15
$3.42
Mines,
Badger Paper Mills_
Balcrank, Inc
-■
v
.
Co.,
ll-'l'
11-
Canada Safeway, Ltd.,(4%%- pfd. (quar.)™*
; Canadian Bakeries, Ltd. (extra)—
: Canadian Breweries, Ltd.; (quar.) ___——__*
12-12
12-15
40c
$1.25
+
Shoe Stores™—-—™—Corp. (increased)*^™—
Radio
Airline Foods
RR.
1
1
&
...Canada
11-30
12t29
;r
11-10"
1212-
'
•12-15
50c
11-25
1
7
7
93 %c
25C
paitic. preference (quar.)
5% preferred {quar.)*.™™.——™__™
Acme Glove Works, Ltd., $1 pfd. (s-a)
"
Acme
Steel
Co.
(reduced)
Acme.
Wire
Company™
—?.
Admiral Corporation (stock dividend
Agnew
11-
preferred
Canada Cement Co.,
11-7
<•
125c
A
Aircraft
12-15
15C
(quar.)
preferred
■Balfour
;.:>y
&
MortgageClass
A
(year-end)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Class
.
1
11-
II-15
11-14
2
37 %C
Burlington County Ry. (s-a)
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundi7______™
Avondale
$4.50
8
20c
125c
Paper Co.; Ltd.™™:-*™w™.:;:
150c
Abstract
12-
1
(quar.)
Mills,
-'
Common
(monthly)
-vCommon (monthly) (w.™*™_-™***-**
-fCoiBmon '(monthly )v
'i
i-Common (monthly)
f -Common (monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Payable of Rec.
25c
,
:.
&
'Camden
1
$1.50
(quar.)
(year-end)
(quar.)
'
T.
10-31
12
1
preferred
Co.
Corp.
Electric
Class
:
t
of Company
Line
Powder
Tack
Aunor
2-20
25c
6%
Atlas
Atlas
1-19
25c
*___,—
Refining Company
11-19
12-19
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.
J
A.
preferred
1
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine Co.—
4%% series A preferred (quar.)
we
A.
(Preferred
5.30 7o
25c
(Conn.)™*
Coast
Automatic
Abitibi Power
5.28%
12-
*
Atlantic
11-10
■
Name
4.40(4
^ '•
RR
Atlantic
*
Monthly;:-^iy--j-^Z^™i™-*-w:-™-^i™vy.;:v
C" Below
Point
11-15'
12-
87 %C
(quar.)
Service
10-31
$2
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
.
25c
12-1
•
' 50c
12- 1
y.™^™w_C™™-^--™™--l.-^25c .";; 1- 3
2« 'X:
Monihly
'Atlanta
Water
11-15
Extra
11-22
5%
11-10
12-
***»-*-_*-».
1
11-23
30c
Packing Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
1
Refining Co.—
com.
12>
>
$1
_
Power
12-1
$1
preferred (accum.)
preferred (accunt.)
1st
preferred
12-15
12-
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Quarterly .:™*™.™™*™_,™**«
v
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley (William, Jr.) Company (monthly).
-Special
J
:
.
1st
12-
62 %c
(increased quar.)__
..^-.»**™«:
j/referred 4quar.)___.
11-15
40c
™____r__—_______
Electric
.California
,
,
v
registered
for
each
share
held.
(Subject to stockholders approval)—.—-
v;X- 7%
11-10
20c
conv.
11-18
12-
25c
preferred
Monthly:",
w:
11-10
l>.
62 %c
2nd preferred (quar.)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
5
1
12•
27 %c
7%
11-17
nary
;
11-
''
12-15
—
stock bonus. One additional share of Ordi-
.
'
——
(s-a)
common;
(quar.)
Woodward Governor Co. (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.)
& Co., Ltd.;
11-15
;
'*
-
,
held—
shares
12-1
1
15c
(quar.)—.—__.._™
(stock dividend)
~
Co.
each
for
(initial).—
common
&
12-
prior
5%
'
**
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
1
'
Western
Oil
6
$50c
(quar.)
California
1-3-50
Power
(quar.)
11-16
12-15
Natural
preferred
1
$1.25
Steel
( Ashland
•
Western Maryland Railway Co.—
7%
1st preferred (accum.)—:—.__™__™;
$4
12-
25c
Co. (quar.)
*
Gas, 6% pfd. (quar.)™**
Corp._____i^
Armstrong Cork Co., common (increased).**
$3.75 preferred
(quar,)*™___._„**.
^*_.
(
12-
$1.25
—
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
California
$1.12%
I
25C
5%
15c
*_*__
11-181
(quar.)
Co.
15C
•
:
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
12-19
75C
common
preferred
12-23
6 (4 c
convertible preferred
$2.50
Corp.—
(quar.)
Products Co
Screw
12-10
12-10
y
11-21
$2
25c
;
preferred
conv.
Wayne
5%
Ltd.,
12-1
12-19
25C
*
*
(quar.)
\
12-15
50C
12-23 ;
50c
common......;.:
Corporation
Corp.,
I1'
11-
20C
(quar.)__—
participating preferred
Participating
2
$1
'<■
11-
11-15
11-10
12-
\
(quar.)
II-15'
II-15
Co._
$1.50
(quar.)
Arizona Edison Co.,-common (quar.)____*
$5 preferred (quar.)*„_*i_™
(Arizona Light & Power
Co., com. (quar.)
V ' ■; •$ 1.10 preferred (quar.)_*_-___™*_™__*^*
12- 1
12-10
™™™*™i
*
;
50c
r—
(quar.)™-™*
preferred
1st
Southern
Raalte
——
.".
common
non-cum.
Utah
;
(quar.h™.—
1-21
$15c
:
11-15'
15c
prior pfd. (accum.)
California Cold Storage & Distributing Co.—
$3
Co.
11-15
12-15
20c
1
(quar.)
common
12-15
(quar.)
4%%
1
a5%
Mills
Corp.
12-
1-31-50
12-23
12-15
Extra
Common
__*__.•_
participating preferred
partcipating *_
»,v ,'
12- 9
Extra
7%
Eurton-Dixie
1
12-
$1.50
11-15'
$30c
uncreased/—
Machine
30c
'
U S Rubber Co.,
U-
Adding
Butler Brothers,
Products,
Farms
75c
(quar.)
1
I-13'
9
12-31
$7V2C
—*
—__*_—__**
Manufacturing
(F.)
Burroughs
Co.—
(s-a)
933ic
Fund.
Gold
50c
preferred
conv.
;11-15
11-25
75c
1
12-
10c
11-* 4
12-15
(s-a)
Equipment
:
6%
11-30
60c
&
Co
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)_
3%%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
9
75c
12-
1-31-50
15C
3(4%
11-21
common
11-10
________—___
Burlington Mills
11-30
11-
1
90c
(quar.)_l__™—,_*_,—
Ltd.
(year-end)—,—
Dredging, Ltd.™™_—________
25c
II-23
32-
40c
preferred
prior
Burkart
12-24
11-7
$1 50
50c
(quar.)..:
(quar.)
common
11-15
4
$1
Co.,
$5
Co.
Company,
11-30
(quar.)_____
preferred (s-a)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argus
; ;
Budd
Bulolo
6%
12- 1
™™s
2
10%
3
1
—™*,——__
Line
Pipe
Bullock
-
I-
12-
________
11-
Foundries
Cotton
12-15
Unlfeid Income Funds. 4
U 5 Gypsum Co., common
Extra
12-2
1
12-
Falls
11-25
6% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co.—
Class A (quar.)
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Co.,
Ltd. < (Ordinary) —
12-31
___;.™™
Hill
11-15
***__*™™i__*™_:
*__
Post
____________—$1.25
(quar.)—._
Buck
Anglo-Canadian
Fund__™___.—..*4fc*v-;-90c
Circuit,
Corp.
12-24
ll-14k
I-16
40c
._**_™**
class E
(quar.)
25c
Co. "(quar.)
Wheelabrator
Metal,
( 'Anchor
12-20
12- 5
11-25-.*11-15
50c
•
12-
Ltd.,
Holder9
l
$7%C
A
12 %c
(quar.)
Tobacco
12- 5
-
-
Corp,
Steel
$3.53
Elastic
Razor
Mills,
Class
30c
Ship Building Co
Initial
11-16
11-
Bruck
4
12-24
$1.75
Y.)
(N.
dividend
Ampco
11-28
12- 1
1
10-31
(quar.)
12-
93 %C
—___»
Company, common
preferred
Buckeye
-
Co.
Smelting & Refining Co.,
Missouri— .■■<% -i,•.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
**____•_
American
1
11-15
.™__—__*™_™_*
of
Accumulated
preferred
United
12-
12-10
12-15
United Artists Theatre
5%
1
™™;;»50c
——
(initial)
preferred
United
$1.25
$1.75
V
*™™*__
™_™*__™_™
12-15
12-10
11-15
/E. L.)
334%
Sanitary—
American
11-19
25c '
12-30
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
47
Payable of Rev.
40c
11-17
11-
Bruce
11-19
12-
-
25c
American Water Works
—
pfd.
1
12-15
11-15
$1
American
11-19
12-1
(quar.)
2-20
30c
American
<
Union -Electric
$4
Stock
11-19
.™
(irreg.)-.
Inc.
Extra
American
,l
11-19
27c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Uarco,
•
11-15
$12%c
25c
Fixture
5% %
1
3-1
30c
Seating
12-23
11-21
25c
Standard
&
American
(quar.)——*
common
Co—
12-
11-21
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
.
Troy & Greenbush RR. Association
Tung-Sol Lamp "Works, Inc.—
Rubber
"4- 1
■
1
12-
25c
7%
,
•
3-1
3- 1
?50c
11-30
12-
'
y
3-1
•
12-10
When
Share
(interim)
common
Brooklyn Union Gas Co
*'.
Brown Company, 5% preferred (accum.)____
Brown Shoe Co., common (increased/
;
$3,60 preferred
iquar.)™™—*_*—.—
12-15
$1.12%
Co.™
Safety
1
Transue & Williams Steel Forgings (year-end)
Tyer
Radiator
9
4-1
.
__™
preferred
Pulley
American
Common
3
25c
Co.____
Lines, 5%
American
pfd. (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.—
4.32%
preferred
Co.,
Extra.
12-
12-15
I-
Name of Company
Bristol-Myers Co.,
334%
preferred
12-15
(bi-monthly)
Re-Insurance
4-
(quar.)—__™—™™_*
Carson
&
President
American
>
.
(quar.)
preferred
Mining
Taylor
Co., •Ltd.—
3
3
3
Co.___™___
Co.
American
$31 Vic
__
News
American
^
3-1
1-
1-
1-
(quar.)
Meter
American
12-20
1
$31V'4C
™_*—
__™__—*_*■
__
Stuart
Thew
3
'' 150c
Partic,
Class
1-
4-
preferred
American
12- 8
11-23
150c
*
Materials, Ltd.,
Paving &
Extra
>
12-20
12- 5
preferred
Foundry
Per
.A
11-15
20c
Metal Co., Ltd., common....
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4% 'w
6%
5
&
Holder•
1
28 >/8C
American
'
<•
Machine
12-
31 %c
_™*_™™„*__™_
(1955)
Payable of Rec.
37 %c
31 y4c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
When
Share
4%%
''
Paper—
(quar.)™_™-™™™-~--™
States
*
of Company
American Investment Co. of 111., com. (quar.)
$1.25 convertible preferred A (quar.)
11-25
CHRONICLE
Per
Payable of Rec.
30c
Fleet
FINANCIAL
Holdera
10c
Extra
Silver
When
COMMERCIAL* &
5%
((glial1:) f*_f
convertible preferred
(quar.)*.
10-23
50C
11-15
87 %C
12-31
12-1?
45C
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-
1
11-10
48
When
Per
Name of
Columbia
37%c
35c
12- 2
12- 2
11-15
11-15
35c
Columbia Gas System,
Inc. (quar.)—18%c
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
$1.06%
Commonwealth International Corp
—6c
Class B
™™,™„™_„
Commonwealth Telephone
$5
preferred
10-30
25c
J^-15
40c
25c
$1
*2-15
12-1
11-15
12- 1
11-15
4Oc
J?-*
11-25
1}
1 5
ll'^l
10-28
(quar.)——'
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. (s a)
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
'
5%
Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)
(s-a)————
preferred
Water &
Consolidated
Consumers
.
Co.,,,,,,,
Power
Ltd..
Glass,
——
,«—137 /2C
_
50c
Power Co., common (quar.)„_,_
preferred
(quar.,
preferred (quar.)—,.——;
Container Corporation of America, common,
Consumers
preferred
4%
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
preferred
Cooksville
I2" 1
12-15
12-15
H-21
11-25*
Fairchild
1-3-50
12-15
Fajardo
Company
Products
Wood
Cornell
Coro,
,
Corporate Investors, class A
Corrugated Paper Box, Ltd,,
40c
—
;
(quar.)—
com.
preferred (quar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.—-.
Coiirtaulds, Ltd.—
:American
deposit " receipts
for
5%
(Interim) ——
Company, 3%%
,
*
Creole
Petroleum
0%
'
(quar.)
pieferred
Cork
Crown
—
'
Co., common
\
;
1
&
Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Zellerbach Corp.,
common
Crown
$4.20
i
preferred
(quar.)-—.
2nd preferred (quar.)__
Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd
$4
;
1- 3
11-29
12-15
11-15
40c
1-3-50
$1.05
12-1
$1 ' 12- 1
Crum
&
Crum
& Forster Securities
7%
preferred
Cuban-American
Cuban Atlantic
preferred
8%
Forster,
(quar.),—„
Sugar
t
4%
Culver
Corporation
Cuneo
Press,
3%%
Curtis
50c
Inc.,
(stock
com.
preferred (quar.)
(Helene) Industries,
Foote
12-16
convertible
Curtis
Ford
——
11- 5
11-15
11-15
11-1
12 %c
$1.50
$17.50
75c
25c
12- 1
11-25
1-3-50
1-3-50
12-19
11-15
11- 4
12- 9
12- 9
11-30
•>
50c
12-18
12- 7
I
$1.75
12- 1
11-16
12-
1
11-15
5%
Manufacturing
Co.
;
Publishing Co., $7 pfd. (accum.)
preferred (quar.)
....
Curtlss-Wright Corp., common (quar.)
prior
$2
.
class
A
Cushman's
Dahlstrqm
Da vies
(quar.)
Class
B
:
12- 1
>;
Delnlte
Mines,
Dennison Mfg.
50c
$3.50
35c
12-20
12- 1
(quar.),
Union
—
Co.
Yard
(quar.)
Detroit-Michigan Stove, 5% pfd. (quar.),.,.
Diamond Ice & Coal. 5% pfd. (quar.)___—
Diamond
Match
Extra
6%
Company,
preferred (participating)
participating preferred (s-a)
Construction, Ltd. (year-end)
Dixie Cup Co., common (increased quar.)
$2.50 class A (quar.)
.
iJ.
(quar.)
Dodge
Dominion
5%
&
preferred
Bridge
Co.,
Ltd.
5%
4%
■>'
1
11-15
5%
11-19
.General
$$1.25 f
Ltd.
General
Common
voting
certificates
trust
Paint
Douglas
Aircraft
Co.
Dow
Industries
Chemical
Stock
$3.25
Dow
2nd
Drug
-
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Drackett Company,
"4%
Dravo
preferred
(quar.)____
Dnpuis Freres, Ltd.- 4.80% pfd.
Durham Hosiery Mills, class A.
preferred
:
Manufacturing
Edgewater Steel
El Paso Natural Gas,
Auto-Lite
Boat
11-21
11-11
11-21
11-11
Y U-15
12-10
11-18
1
Street
Ry.—
•
pfd.
(accum.),
Co
7%:
Great
Co.
11-25
12-28
11-15
50c
$1.06y4
12-1
11-18
$1.06y4
12-
1
11-18
12-22
12-6
12-
9
;
/
■
V
.
11-28
11-10^
11-15
11-
11-15
Power
Co,
11-4
1
Imperial
Tobacco
5%
Canada,
of
11-
5
Indiana
11-15
11-
5
12-
9
11-18
25c
11-15
10-14
Water
&
Gas
.* 4% %
1-3-50
12-20
J20c
11-15
5%
preferred A
Ingersoll-Rand
11-15
11-30
U-15
25c
11-30
12-13
'
11-25
12-23
-Aviation
10-18
I0c<
Steel
Y, Institutional
10-18
$20c
•
Stock
bond
and
V
group
Business
t
Machines
Cigar Machinery
International
Cellucotton
12-12
U-22
12-12
11-22
12-31
11-
12-
1
U-15
$1
.42-
1
U-15
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12-15
$3.50
9
12-15
"
12-15
International
25c
12-
1
11-9
International
$2.50
12-
1
U-21
Interstate
<25c
12-15
11-25
lntertype
11-25
11-7
Iowa
(quar.)
25c
.
Smelting &
.
>V";'''
Iowa
'i, ,Y
pfd,
Co.
U-15
1- 3
12-6
1- 3
12-
6
11-15
U-
1
Y
(quar.)
of Amer.—
■
1
25c
93%c
$2.25
J75c
,; v
(irreg.),
(quar.).
56X/4C!»(,
<.
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12-
v
t
$1',
,:$1.75;
;
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•
(quar.)
non-cum.
25c:
•
pfd.
••••
Jaeger
12-21
10-28
Johnson
11-26
U-10
,r
13c
shares:____
shares
11-26
11-10
11-26
U-10
11-26
Extra
11-26
,4
11-14*
.
12-Y1
12-15
12-15
.12- 1
12- 1
•
12-1
30c
-12-Y1
J7c
12-15
; V 35c, ,11-15
——
12- 1
11-15
U-15
U-15
U-10
U-18
10-28
12-10 "11-25
30c.
....
(resumed)
12- 9 Y-ll-21
37%c
—-
v^
$1.25
11-26
u-10
,
...
Jones
Corp,
•+'
U-15
10-25
12-12'
12-12 Y
11-28
20c
.
-
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12-^1 • 11-25
S%
30c
■
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Jones Estate
dividend), Y
" -
.
—
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
preferred (quar.)—'r
;
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(increased),,,,,—
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'
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—
#
20c
25c
ll-'28
1-3-50
12-31
11-17"
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12-. 5
11- 5
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u-10
11-26
(stock
dividend--,,-,,
cash
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com.
Oil Refining,
Common
u-io
g%c
2%c
shares
Industrial, machinery
shares____
Institutional bond shares.
11--7
12-20
12- 1
12- 1 Y 11-10
•
(quar.)
Common ,(quar_)
11-10
14c
30c
12-15
12-15
11-.5
12- T
U-17 ';
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Corp.
Johnson,
Quarterly
Johnson
-
U-10
11-26
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6c
shares
&
Extra
t
Gc
t
25c
y
common
4
Water Supply Co-
U-10
11-26
.
U-10
H-26
7c
u____
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U-21
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-
$1
50c
Jantzen; Knitting Mills, Inc.—-;
.5%
preferred A;(quar,)u,-
r-**"
ioc
Gas
10-31
12-. 1
25c
Machine Co.-
Jamaica
,
shares,,.,-,
(quar.)
Inc.-,,,—
Co,
!
U-10
1
11-15
'• $1
.
--'4,.••
$1.50
Fireman
Jacksonville
U-10
12-
Utilities
preferred
.
25c4
?
■
Mfg. Co. .(quar.)
Island Mountain Mines, Ltd
_
12- 1
.
25c
(quar.)
(increased)
Service Co, (quar.)_„_^_,__i.,-il
Southern
5V2%
Iron
;
12-31
$1.75
(resumed)_,
Corp.
Y
r
(Conn.)—
Gas,
1-.5
.
Y 12-20
12-'.8
1- 3
12-19
>;
35c 1-16-50p
40c 1-16-50 1
(quar.)
Corp;
Public
.
,
30ccom.
Corp.
Co.
Utilities
Natural
•
Y 11-30
Publishing Co.—
Corp.
Products
Silver
(s-a)____
share
bond
Mining
Y-12-10
50c
$1.25
(quar.)_____,_
International
.
class
Railway .Co,
Administered
preferred
1-25-50
r
(accum.)
Harvester Co,
International
12-1
..
5%
.
Special
.7%
.
U-15
$1
,
•
—
Educational
preferred
_
,
w
International
11-15
$1.25
Co
quarterly
International
11-1
25c
(reduced) _L_
:
Co._,____—,
Products—
Special;
12-12
11-16
11-15
■
U-15
10-31
10-31
12-10 Y U-22
20c
Y
International
U-19
Increased
12-10
U-. 7
.
11-21
11-25
$1
U-15
;;
12-10
;
Corp.—
dividend
Stock
50c
25C:
25c
,
1
$1
;
:
11-15
U-15
11-10
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,
1
.
15c
A
1-3-50
12- J.
12- 1
,
12-
.,„•'
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1-3-50
$1.25
-•-.•'$2
Quarterly;
,,
10- 3
Y": Y
,
$1.06'/4
—
Shares, Ltd,—
International
•
12-30
12- 1
12- 1
Y',
'
12- 8
—,.
Co.___"
group
'
-
30c
20c
'
Co.
sl2-
t2c
37Vac
(quar.)_,
.
10-25
j
XllVzC
(quar.)
(quar.)
B (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
•
,
Y Inland
common
»
Indianapolis Water,:class A
>
(quar.)
Ltd.—
U-22
11-21
'
1
-
—
11-15
•
,
\
3%
Co.
11-15
U-15
12-15
45c
j
(interim)
-Ordinary
25c
$1.25
37%c
(interim)
Ordinary
'
(quar.)
11-15 .rllA 1
Url5 Y 11- 5
12r30 • 12-20
12- 1
U-18
...
(quar.)
com.
25c
Extra
Fully
■
(quar.)
Peanut Co.
25c
r
pfd.
56%c
12-31;; 12-20
11-30
12%c Y, 11-30
Co.—
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
U-19
37%c(
pfd.
common
shares
General
11-30
12-10
50cV
Electrical Equipment
Food
shares
.
'i
12-30
35c
12-10 Y. U-10
dividend !
-Stock
Idaho
12-20
:
Yv 12-31 jv 12-20
(quar.)
;;
<
12-30
30c
$1.50
12%c
—
preferred :(quar.)
(Tom)
12-28
12-28
12-20
—;
11- 4
U-10*
V
Co;,.
•
12-16
12-
1
—
—
:
10-25*
11-15
$1.50
shares
Chemical
-
11-15
12-27
,
(quar.)
$2.25
Huston
Refrigerator
.
U-15
12-22
11-15
11-2
12- 2
12- 2
1"2- 8
U-15
10-29
U-15 ',10-29
•
Y
'
Y .7-$1.25
12- 1
11-10
55c
12-10
U-19
37%c
12- 1
11-10
$1.06»/4 ; 12- 1 > .'11-10
t$l
12-19
11-18
25c
12-1
11-5
25c
12-1 * 11- 5
Huttig Sash & Door Co, 5% pfd. (quar.);Hydraulic Press Mfg, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp.—
$1.25
84%c 'i-
(quar.)
Aviation
,
U-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Building
11-18
U-10
1-1-50
,
Refining
&
10c'
Dredge ,& Dock Co.
•Automobile
11-18
11-" 1
11-25
$1.75
(quar.)_
•Group Securities, Inc.—
12- 9
;
12-1
11-15
11-25
$1*
Oil
Hussmanu
11-14
•
11- 9
(quar.),,25c
(quar.)__,
Co
5%
Northern
12-1
1-2-50
12-15
,11-29
>82l/2C
$1.50
Humphreys Mfg. Co, common...
yyry 6%* preferred (quar.),.
—
Hunt Foods, Inc., 5% preference
5% preference A (quar.)
1-5
1
(quar.)
common
37V2c
(quar.),,"
preferred
10-24
Subject to the approval of the SEC.,
12-
~
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Common
*
11-21
Electric Bond &Share Co. (stock dividend)—
1/35 of a share of Middle South Utilities,
Inc. common stock for each share held.
12-16
$1.75
7%c
Y
11-22
1- 3
/_•
Grayson-Robinson Stores,
$1.25
25c
12-13
o
Corp.
4%%* preferred (quar.)l
Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd
Hudson Motof'Car Co. (quar.)
Y ?
Special X—_1
;
j—1
»Y Humble
$2.50
$1.75
t
common
Ltd, 47o
Co.
W.)
Great Lakes
11-25
8
12-29
(
2-1-50
>
&
12- 1
75c
Co.,,—
Goods
(H.
Inc..
12-15
30c
12-
75c
Stores
11-18
U-19
11-19
11- 1
.
,
preferred
(quar.)
Lighting & Power Co.——
Hudson
}
K
$1.06V*
7%c
Manufacturing
$1.50
$1.02%
1
'
U-28
-11-30
12-1
12- 1
11-15
$1.12'/2
—
common— '
Yv:<"
1
$3
Goodyear Tire & Rubber,
$5 preferred (quar.)_J
Agricultural
(quar.),.,.,,
11-
25c
Company, Ltd,
Grand Union Co.v (quar.)
Granby Consolidated Mining,
Power Co, Ltd, common
Grant (W. T.) Co, common
h 3%% preferred (quar.)
1
•
-
11- 5
11-15
Corp
preferred
Grafton
1
12-
15c
common
Co.
Rubber
50c
$5
Co
Xly"& Walker Dry
1
Humor
Graflex,
11-10
11-
11-15
—
Gossard
■
11-10
12- 1
$1.50
.440% preferred (quar.
;4%% preferred (quar.
$4.25 2nd preferred (initial quar.)
Electric
10-31
■
iquar.i__.,^__^____
Eaton
Electric
11-15
$1.75
Eastern!Sugar Associates,
V
11-21
45c
______
25c
?56'/40
Brick
State Co,
Gorham
12-21
12-12
t30c
;
4
'12- 9 -11-18
30c
$4
11-7
1-3-50
50c
25c
v;
Good
11- 7
11-
12-20
11-15
11- 2
10-25
10-25
12-15
12-10
12- 1
;
Houston
i5c
Brewing
Extra
Golden
11-19
:
30c
,>
(quar.)
Company. 6%
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.,
11-15
11-14
12-
5%
;
Howard
^ '
Ltd.-. (s-a
C.)
3
$2
(quar.),,
prefened A
Shale
Co.,
(H.
1-
50c
Water—
.
12-20
11-15
7%
preferred (quar.
Eastern Massachusetts
r
11-15
1- "3
50c
East St. Louis «fc Interurhan
:
Goebel
2
Oil
Goodall
Class B
8%
11-
11-15
(quar.)_„-
Dwight Manufacturing Co. (irreg.
Eagle Picher Company (quar.)™,
'
Godman
12-1
35c
12-1
Corp. (quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
A.)
3
"
:
t$l
Horn
11-16
(accum.)
1-
________
6%
Globe
11- 2
10c
common......
11-16
11-1
(quarj___
1-16-50
^__
(quar.)
4%
pref.
(quar.)
i_
Drewry's Ltd. (U. S. A.) (increased)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
.____!,___Yy
"
Glen-Gery
11-15
—25c
(quar.),
common
A
Corporation,
10-14
1 5
1
12-
1
'
1
12-
12-
$1
1,
common
(George A.) & Company,
preferred (quar.),'.^
& Hardart Co. (N. Y.)—
6%
>
Extra
(S.
-preferred "(quar.)__——ir
1
11-15
(s-a)
Wares, Ltd.,
Gerity-Michigan
11-23
15c '
U-15
(
(quar.)
Corp., $1 pfd.
1-16-50
1
™_.
1
(s-a),
81 %c 1-16-50
__
12-
50c
'
(year-end),
com.
preferred
$1
-™__™-_
U-15
"
2%%
.
(quar.)
12-1
Hormel
.
—
14-18
s
12-16*
-
'
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General
40c 1-16-50
1
10c
.1- 3
11-23
$15c
.
1
11-
Public
12-
$1.50
11-
11-15
11-15
■ii/l..-
: /
'
-
12-15 Y'
11-15
.11-15
U-15,
——
11-14
11-
1-6
1-3-50
(quar.),
com,
.
1
5c
8c
Precision
1
'Z-y: 30c
(quar.)
Co.
'
$1;] 11-15
Increased
11-15
125c
$1.25
11-11-
$1.25
Corp.
General
'1-3
$$1.12%
—
11-15
11-
^
.
2-1-50
12-
Glass
Mining Co.™—25c
Powder Co, 5%
preferred (quar.),
$1.25
Hercules
—
11-15
(quar.),
11-18
1-3-50
common
dividend
$4 preferred A
-
(quar.)
common
12-15
2-1-50
12-9
12- 1
56y4c
,«r—;
Equipment Corp
Utilities Corp.—
quarterly
;
General Steel Castings Corp.—
125c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-11
r,;/
11-15
125c
(quar.),
_!
Dover
11-11
12- 9
.
"
■■■
U-10
12- 1
-
Co.—
,'Y 11-15
:Gerrard
(quar.)
Extra
12- 9"
,4 j 1
vii,,
—
1
Ltd.—
4%% convertible preferred
Donohue Brothers,
Ltd.,,,
11-11
11-25
■■/
r.
Y-; i
Y; ■. Y
75c
U-15 - 10-26
Y 251
U-25,
U-15*
$1.25 > 11- 1 / 10-20
'
37%c
1—
:
Y,. $l
Hewitt-Robfns, Inc.
(quar.)——
( 25c
Heywood-Wakefield Co,
common—— Y> Y? 50c
5% preferred B (quar.)——!——
32c
Hilton Hotels Corp, common (quar.)
—;■
25c
..v4%
conv.
pref.' (quar.),.
',*•/ 50c
Hines tEdward)
Lumber Co. (extra)
Y
$1
Y Hires (Charles E.) & company—
Y
Increased quarterly
; . - 25c
Holt (Henry) & Company, 5% pfd. (s-a)—
25c
Home Oil Co, Ltd.,—
J25c
Hooker Electrochemical Co, com. (quar.)—, Y " 30c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.06V*
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
$1.12%
y, Hoover. Company, common (quar.)
Y> 25c
11-24
12- 9
Inc.—
Corp.,
preferred
Steel
•
25c
.
Utilities Co.—
Y Hershey Chocolate Corp.',
$4 conv. pref,
(quar.)
11-19
1
i $25c
I-,.j 125c
/ i25c
(quar.),
preferred
"
!
Y
i::
12- 1
1-20
$1.50
Y.
.
11-15
U-15
U-15
•
•
25c
;;f
—
1
$6
Heel a
U-19
1
12-
10c
Transportation—
A
General
:
Co.,
1
12-
25c
12'/2c
12-
125c
(quar.)
Paper
12-
25c
12-
$20c
$62%c4
$37%c
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
$1 preferred
11-12
(quar.)
Co.,
7%
Phoenix
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
preferred C
'
Donnacona
12- 1
Mills,
General
.
—
Bakeries^ Inc. (quar.)
Electric &
Hazel-Atlas
i
-
Fund, Inc.—
(quar.
preferred
10-31
Co.—
1st preferred (accum.)™—.
—
? Hawaiian Pineapple Co, Ltd—!
:
1 Hays Corporation; 5% preferred (quar.)—
1
Industries
11-15
12-1
11-25
t30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
1
11-
'Y
I
11-15
Inc., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
11-1
pfd.
Y
U-15
•
—
Hathaway
Havana
12-1
Fireproofing Co., 7% pfd. (quar.), /
Foods Corp., common
(quar.)
Co., common
General
11-26
20c
(resumed)
Finance
.General
12-10
11-
(quar.),
preferred
11-15
11*26
12-
(quar.),,,
Fireproofing Co.,
General
12-10
11-15
(quar.)
conv.
$4.25
Company,
A.)
.
Y-
12-20
(quar.)
-
preferred
1
11-15
1
&
preferred
4%
(M.
'
&
Cigar,
12- 1
*
25c Y: 12- 1
$1.06%
12- 1
Y Y '
I——
i
U-15
12- 1
~
3.90%
11-20
12-15
(quar.)
series
Simon
25c
'/ 50c
.'i
(quar.)_i
•
12- 1
preferred (initial quar.),.,,;
(Y 483/4c
12- 1
U-15
Empire Co.—______—_—
35c
11-15
11—1
Hat
Corp.: of America (stock dividend)— 'Y,;YY-;YY^^Y':Yfv^.;Y:^^;
Y
One share for each five held
20%
11-29
11-10
-
12- 1
$1.12%
(quar.),
pfd.
,
Hartford
:
$2.50
B
Works
Co.
Custodian
5%
Ltd.—
(accum.)
Stores,
4%%
12-15
$1.12%
$1.06%
Hartford Electric Light—
•
•
11-19
$1
Canada, Ltd., class A_„_
American
^General
rv
*.-,.
,
t25c
Common
11-30
12- 5
12-10
•
12- 1
,
$1.22'/2
,
General
•<
<
_______
12- 5
•
$1
Company, 6% pfd. (quar.),,
'Gamewell Company (quar;),,:
rGar Wood Industries. 4%% pfd. (quar.)
$4.25
U-15
50c
*
(Robert)
General
U-15*
11-15
1
30c
(quar.)
Company of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)___
Gair
Investments, Ltd.—
preference
Dominion
Galr
;
-
1
1
12-
50c,
preferred (quar.),,
Steel Company
11-14
11-10
10-31
12-
15c
Dominion Electrohome Industries, Ltd.—
Initial
Dominion-Scottish
4%
11-10
2-'6
12-
12-
.
,
California—, v;.Y.Y_v.,--'Y v'..u"
/
50c
Common (reduced)
6%
preferred (quar.)
,
12-10
1- 3
1- 3
11-10
U-25
11-25
11-18
12-14
12-14
-
B
Extra
12-5
25c
(quar.)
t—
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Y
11-15*
.12-
$1.50
Gabriel
12- 1
3-1-50
1- 3
12-20
1-3-50
12- 1
-
Investment Corp.,
(quar.),,,,,
Dominion
;
common
;iFruehauf Trailer Co.,
General
50c
75c
5
1
12-
«
12-20
12-20
12- i
.12-15
50c
Extra
.
/Class
Hanna
2
j,
;
preferred
11-10
15c
Anglo
7%
7%
$50c
37Vic
62'/2c
15c
1212-
j
^French (Fred F.) Investing
11-1Q
_"
^
(reduced)
Corp.
(v
1
preferred
11-i
Company
Mfg.
.
(quar.)
Frefeport Sulphur Co. (increased quar.)
9-30
10-24
10-24
10c
Pepper
4»/2%
12- I
12- 1
Extra
Dr.
11-30
11-15
11-15
12- 1
11-15
12-15
1-3-50
..
11- 1
U-15
11*15
11-15
11- 4
12- 1
U-15
iquar.),,
A
;
122%c
25c
$1
—
Co,. common
12- 8
3-10
6-12
,
1?-. 1
12_ 1
12- 1
.
10c
37%c
(quar.).
(quar.)—________
of
Co.
.
'
of
Co.
1
5
Oil
Class
.
.
$1
25c
$1.25
■
Hancock
1
125c
85c
50c
25c
Y.
—
——
11-26
Ltd.
(quar.)_—
(quar.),
Paper
preferred
preferred
4 '/4 %
...
11-29
50c
/
series
$1.25
partic.
6%
•S
U-15
$1.12'/2
25c
class
Kleiser
Income
Bond
11- 3
50c
Inc.
12-
pfd. (quar.),
(s-a)
Brothers
37%c
(quar.)
common
,
Houses,
;V,Y
4V?c/o
Light,
Bridge
&
.Franklin
12-15
50c
Disher Steel
Dobbs
10-17
;
Pitt
Franklin
11-25
11-21
1-3-50
$2c
25c
25c
60c
,
L_—
ciass A common
Stock
12- 1
35c
' $1
■
Voting common
'Denver
12- 1
25c
—-
;
(resumed)
Ltd.
11-15
Extra
;
Fownes
12- 5
11-10
11-10
V:-
(s-a)_—
Co.,
?
(quar.)
& Wallace,
Motor
Fort
11-1
Oil Corp.,,
Railroad
&
preferred
Foster
11- 1
12-1
tic '
Company, common (year-end)
preferred (quar.)
Deerfield Glassine Co. (initial)__
Derby Gas & Electric
10-21
(quar.)J,,.
preferred
Class B
11-14
12- 1
$17%c
(quar.)
&
Delaware
-
$37 %c
,v„_.
Ltd., class A
Co.,
7%
Y
40c
,
,
Rock
Deere
(quar.)—
Ltd..,:
Petroleums,
Davis Leather
'Deep
{
pfd.
Sons, Inc., 7%
Metallic
Door
11-
11-15
Extra
(quar.).,.—
A
Curtis
$4
;
Inc.—
preferred
11-15
i
Power
Forbes
dividend)—
50c
Corp. (year-end)
$2 preferred (s-a)
Mineral Co.,
12-19
1-3-50
11-15
(s-a)
12-
(qua^.)_______,
preferred
1-3-50
25c
'
.
—T
9
(s-a)—$1.25
(increased s-a)
30c
Power Corp., common
Florida
11-15
•'
9
Philadelphia
preferred
4% Ve
v
12-
.; Year-end
preferred
11-29
?
:
12-
Ltd.,
'*>
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
'Fllntkote Co., common
(quar.)
$4
4%
Hammermlll
12-10
12-15
Fitz Simmons & Connell Dredge & Dock Co.—
Florida
Watch
15c
Corp.,
;
11-10
U-10
11-10
."U-10
11*10
8c
11-26
$1.25
12-28
$1.25 3-30-50
$1.25 6-30-50
~
—
Co.i Ltd
Company, common
Cotton
25c
40c
(quar.)
California
(extra)
(Newark)
Well
Oil
Extra
11-10
3
Co
Cementing
Lamp
M.)
Hamilton
11-10
1-
$0.185625
(quar.)
of
(C.
Hamilton
Quarterly.—
'.Fitzsimmons Stores,
$1.25
10c
2%
87%c
(irreg.)
Co.
Sugar Co.—
preferred (quar.)
5%
U-15
4
•
-
U-15
1
Carpet Co., common
preferred (quar.),
5%
12-13
11-14
11-14
11- 8
12-17
11-30
1
Works
Springfield
4.90%
$1.75
12-
12-
U-15
11-10
11*10
U-10
r
H-26
/r
—
11-10
11-26
—;»
Halliburton
irishman (M. H.) Company (quar.),,—25c
Extra
12y2c;
Corp.—
<quar.)..___
Hall
11-17
(quar.)
Corp.
of
York
Firth
12-24
11-9*
11-22*
10-15
12- 2
12-30
$$2
$2
11-10
5
—
Screw
Co.
First
11-18
$1.50
25c
50c
150c
"Crow's
preferred
Firemens Insurance
f
(quar.)-.".
(quar.)—
1
1
12-
'
.
(quar.),*
Lime & Alabastine of Canada.
12-
7c
8c
.--Y '8c'.,
5c
.-r-
—,—,—
Quarterly
12-
11-28
^
Y; Hackensack Water Co. (s-a)
Hajoca Corporation
—
:Y Hale Brothers Stores. Inc. (quar.)__+
$1
11-28
4c
—
Utilities shares _4
Gujf, Mobile & Ohio RR, $5 pfd.
$5 preferred (quar.)—,—
Y y; $5
preferred (quar.)_„_—
5
25c
/■■■.
-r-
.
50c
(increased)—
Airplane
11-10
11-10
—
.
35c
Co
Ccrp.—
(initial quar.)
Association
First
12-
10c
common
Filtrol
11- 4
12- 1
12- 9
12-15
Co
Extra
11-15 '! 11- 1
3c
.
&
Brewing
Federal
(
12-15
12-15
12y2c
U-10
U-26
11-26
U-26
.
-
shares,—*
"•j-:."'.:; Tobacco shares
11-15
1
11-26
—■
equipment shares
stock shares
Railroad
11-30
12-
shares
bond
Gypsum
12-10
11-10
U-10
-
11-26
U-26
11-26
Steel shares
11*15
11-26
11-26
'
8c
2c
7c
-
z
Railroad
.
; ,:
85c
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
75c;
v
&
Federal-Mogul
Fire
1 Extra
'
2
$1.25
4c
10c
11-26
—
Railroad
.
12-
• ;
,
—.——10c
shares
50c
Morse
Sugar
4Va'lo
..
2% %
93%c
;
12-1
Extra
ordinary
preferred
Corp
preferred
$2
120c
Co.
'Crown Cork & Seal
New
11-17
10-29
11-11
11-11
10-31
—-
(resumed)
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works—1
Brewing
11-30
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
——
Crane
Croft
11-15
25c
8'/2C
137'/2c
$$1.25
12-12
75c
tax—
Engine
Falstaff
12-15
11-15
11-10
11- 7
20c
11-10
1-3-50
———,
Extra
11-10
1-3-50
12-1
(quar.)_;_.—
(increased quar.)__,
(quar.)
Inc.
12-1
$113
$15c
.
12-31
1-10-50
10c
<
—
—50c
Fairbanks
J}"28*
31 %c
—
1-31-50
7%c
Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)
Ero Manufacturing
Co. (quar.)_„
Faber, Coe & Gregg (quar.)
,
Ltd.,
Copper Range
state
vania
93%c
(quar.)__„
Co., 4 % %
preferred
class A (quar.)
Gin
Co.,
/
50c
(quar.)
& Steel Industries—
10-31
.
,
4c
Petroleum
r
:
12-31
$1
price shares.™,
——
company
shares___._~—j
Holder»
■
Payable of Rec.
,
Extra
Extra
10-31
11-15
/
•
Mining
10-31
1-25-50
(Continued).
Merchandising shares
10-31
11-15
50c
Erie Railroad
$1
25c
,—————
Copper
Continental
;
q
12- 9
11- 4
—
Continental
5%
11" 4
1-3-50
11-21
11-15
11-15
•
/
V
guaranteed—
Payment after deduction of 2J/2c Pennsyl-
$1-13
75c
Continental Can Co., common (quar.)____—
Extra
$3 conv. preferred (quar.)
'rErle & Pittsburgh RR. Co., 7%
11- 3
—\l~
$4.50
$4.52
'
?
;
*50c
Corp. (quar.),
Derrick & Equipment Co.—
preferred (quar.)___,
—
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.
Equity Corporation common (irreg.)
20c preferred
(s-a)
.4%
li-io
10-31
25c
'
1—
Emsco
*
U-15
11-15
Low
:
When
Share
,,
Investing
11-18
1
20c
37%c
______—
(quar.),,
1
12-
$1
$1.25
25c
,
'
(quar.)
prior preferred
ji 12-
Company
Group Securities, Inc.
11-15
11-15
12-15
11-29
11-29
1-3-50
..
Employers Reinsurance
1®-J»
tl5c
*50c
————
'V
■■■!'
B
preferred
$1.50
J,
11-10
Y.)
<N.
Co.
Consolidated Textile
80c
lWj>
(quar.),—\
Co.
Edison
Class
11-15
11-15
—
Per'
Name of
Payable of Rec.
25c
25c
50c
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.),,
Employees Credit Corp., class A__
II-l
12-1
B
preferred (quar.),____
Empire & Bay State Telephone—
4% guaranteed (quar.)
11- 1
75c
7%
Power
Consolidated
Class
(quar.)
Co., class A
(quar,)_____,;—
Drug
Monday, November 14, 1949
H older $
When
Share
of .Company
8Vo
10-20
$1.25
preferred (accum.)
Conestoga Transportation (s-a)-——Connecticut
Emerson
11-18
11-18
11-15
CHRONICLE
Per
Name
Co.—
(quar.f__Y._
Concord Gas Co.,
FINANCIAL
&
Holder$
Payable of Mee.
12- 1
U-15
8hare
Company
Milling & Elevator Co, (quar.)__
Broadcasting, class A_
Colorado
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1956)
11-26
lOc
16c
9c
,
u-10
11-26
u-10
rJoplin Water Works,
W
K
U-10
11-26
5%
.*
•-
Battery
Common
6%. pfd.
(quar.)
Co,- common -(quar.)i.—_—-
Exura
$1.25
1-3-50
$1.50
11-15
11--1
-5c_~:U-15
U* 7
50c
(quar.)
12- 2
11-15
.^11-7
5c 2-15*50
"2-7
THfi COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Volume' 170"- Number-4855
When
Per
Name of Company
-
Kansas
'
.
Power .& Light-Co»-**
,3.80
preferred, (quar.j
.4% preferred (quar,).:—
Kawneer Cbrapany <quar.->__v_——
Holder•
■Extra —i
—:
;
—
Kent's - Restaurant & Bakery-—
12- 1
12- l
12-22
$1
25c
30c
-
11-15
12-22
95c
.
—-
12-9
l'/o
133Ac
75c
11-15
12- 5
$1
12- 5
25c
118c
Keyes Fibre* 6% prior preferred (quar,)
$1.50
$6 preferred (accum.)—--—$3.50
Keystone Custodian Funds-
12-15
12-29
1-3-50
12- 1
——43c
11-15
12- 1
12-15
preferred., (quar.)
Kern County Land Co. (quar.)
•"Extra.
-i— '•
:
:
—
-
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (quar.)—
Kerr Addison Gold Mines, Ltd.
—
S-2
Series
1-2-50
4-1-50
12c
37 Vic
5uc
11-20.
11-30
12-12
Kresgc (S. S.) Company
(quar.;
-
12-12
50c
$1.12 »/2
12- 1
12-28
12- 1
12- 1
,
.
Extra
Kress
(S. H.) & Company (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg. Co., 4ft %
pfd, A (quar.)—
$1.10
J..
6
V preferred (quar.)——_______—
Kysor Heater Co.,—:
La France Industries, common
—-—
convertible-preferred-(quar.) _________
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
,
$1.25
(quar.)—__
25c
(reduced)
15c
30c
12-15
convertible 2nd preferred
Session
Lamson
Company,
preferred
$2.50
(quar.)
__
common
12-23
11- 5
11-15
25c
'
■
•
ExtraT
.
Lane^Bryarit,Inc.
50c
;
25c
Lane-Wclis,AC6mpany (year-end)80c
Langley^s; Ltd., 7%,< preferred-<accum.) ____
$$1
Lansing Company (quar;) i——-/—_______
.30c
Lansing Stamping Co. (quar.)
5c
Lanston Monotype Machine-Co. Iquar.)_____
50c Laura Secord, see Seeord (LauTa) Candy Shops
- '■
Lea Fabrics Inc. (New Jersey >—_i———_ - 37 Vic ;
Lees (James)• <!:'Sons Co.-(quar.).—
35c
Lehigh Coal & Navigation (resumed) —-50c
Lehigh Portland Cement -co. (quar.;———
50c
Leitch Gold: Mines, Ltd. (quar.)..
$2c
Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)_
....
40c
Llbby, McNeill & IJbby (s-a).——
25c
Life Savers Corp. (year-end)—....——_
$1
Liggett.&, Myers Tobacco (quar.)
$1
(quar.)
.v.--.——.—
Extra
...
UU5
11-23
12- l
12-15
12-1
11-15
12- 2
11-30
11.-15
11-,1
,
60c
11-30
11-10
37Vic
25c
87ftc
;
.
Co.
(quar.)
Liquid Cafbonic Corp., common
3ft% preferred (quar,)——_
12-15
12-1
12- 1
11-30*
11-15
11-15
(quar.)—
——-
65c
$1
15c
11- 3
11-10
Ohio
12-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
1-3
12-16
25c
$1.25
12-1
12- 1
Co.
34?4c
50c
$1
.
11-15
11-15
Extra,
———
Extra
lc
V
$1.10
12-10
$1.10 3-10-50
60c
12-10
60o 3-10-50
Original, capital
—...—
;
CMginal capital .....
—_____
Special guaranteed (quar.)
—
Special guaranteed (quar.)
*
Loblaw Groceterias, Inc. - (quar.)___—20c
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
$25c
11-24
2-21
11-24
2-21
12- 1
12- 1
11- 2
$12ftc
12-1
11-2
$25e
12-1
11-2
Nashville
tl2y2c
12-1
11-2
National
$4
11-30
11-19
12-31
12-21
$1
87Vic
1-3-50
12-16
12-23
11-21
$1
12-16
11-21
$2
$1.25
12- 1
12- 1
11-10
11- 2
—62Vic
12-20
3-20
11- 1
11.- 1
11- 5
Extra
Class
B
(quar.)
Extra
Lock
—
—
.....
.
Joint
Pipe
Common
—_
...
Co.,
common——...
—
_______
; 8% preferred (quar.)—.
_____—....
Lone. Star Cement'Corp. (quar.)—_________
Year-end
•
...
Long-Bell Lumber
Class< A
(Md.)—
(accum.)
Long Bell Lumber
11-11
(irreg.)
Lorain Coal & Dock
5%
preferred
preferred
......
02ftc
88c
50c
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)__!__L_______——
12Vic
1-1-50
4-1-50
12-12
11-15
11-15
$1.75
11-15
10-21
10c
40c
20c
14c
12Vic
lOVic
i 15c
11-18
1-3-50
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-21
11-7
12-15
12-15
10c 4-14-50
11-12
4- 3
12-15
11-25
11-30
,11-30
Ilrl5
11- 5
12-15
1-3-50
11-19
11-19
11-15
12- 5
11-10
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)....
Louisville & Nashville RR.
Lowenstein
(M.)
& Sons
(quar.)
Lukens, Steel
—
(quar.).
Lumbermen's Insurance Co.
(Phila.)
(s-a)—
Co.
(quar.)
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal
(s-a) —....
Lynch Corporation
Lyons Finance Service, 50c class A (quar.).
50c conv. preferred (quar.)___—.
—
—
42c
preferred
(quar.)..—....—________
(reduced quar.)..
Macassa
Mines, Ltd. (resumed)...—.
MacKinnie Oil & Drilling, common
MacKinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
M. & M. Woodworking Co.
12-15
...^
——.
Macmillan
Company,
Macwhyte Company
(R.
Mai tine
(quar.)_„„__—__
Corp. (new York)
C.) Co. (reduced)
Car
Magor
Mahoa
& Electric
Gas
Madison
(quar.)_____
common
Company, common
Shirt Co. (quar.)—.——
Manhattan
Corporation, common
Marathon
5% preferred (quar.)
Alarconi International Marine
(quar.)
........
Communica-
tions Co., Ltd., ordinary (interim)
Marine'Magnesium Products Corp. (irreg ).
Masonite; corporation (quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co.—
Quarterly
Massey-Harris
—i..—
Co.,
Ltd.
(increased)
Extra
—...
Ltd.
^
...
May Department Stores Co., com. (quar.)..
$3.75 preferred
(quar.f
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)—
______
rMcClatchy Newspapers, 7% pfd. (quar.)....
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd. (s-a)
McCord Corporation, common (quar.).,;
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
...
Maxwell;
'
McGraw
(F.
W.)
Class
A
$1.50
preferred
& Company,
non-cum.
preferred
150c
125c
^
common
25c
25c
40c
25c
30c
25c
25c
35c
$1.25
•
11-15
12-8
12-20
12-10
12-2
11-30
11-15
12- 1
11-30
1-3-50
12-15
11- 2
11-18
11-10
12-20
50c
12-1
11-17
:
11-28
12-20
11-30
50c
10-31
12-10
11-14
^
stock
Selected
-
shares
Retail trade shares..
Naumkeag
Natojmas
Nazareth
New
Britain
New
Calumet
12-12
12-15
New Jersey
12-15
11-7
11-1
New
11- 1
25c
12- 5
11-17
12-15
12- 1
Common
$1 1-15-50
1- 3
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
11-4
11- 4
11-4
preferred (quar.)
Mead Corporation, common
preferred (quar.)
—
2nd preferred (quar.)—
4V*7c
4Ye
—...—
25c
$1.0614
50c
^
Co.,
I
...
preferred
'
Corp...——...——_—
Neilson
iWilliam).
Ltd..
5%
pref
(quar.)..
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4V4%
Neisner
Brothers,
Extra
.....
Inc.
pfd. (quar.).^
(quar.).
.
Gas Light (quar.)'—.——.
Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Zinc Co. (reduced)——
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
N.
—
York Air Brake Co..
Y.
New York State Electric & Gas,
New
preferred
York
Water Service
Newfoundland
Newmarket
Year-end
tquar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Light & Power
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)__.—
(quar.)..:
——
.....
10-a$*
/r
/
12-14
U- I
—......
,
7%
preferred (quar.)$1.75
Peter Paul, Inc. (quarJ--/——.....
i—
40c
Extra—-——
a*.-——-—-40c
Pettibone*Mulliken
40c
Corp.i_._..^_.__._._
Pfaudler (The)
Company (quar.)__—25c
Pfeiffer Brewing Co, (quar.)^...__.^ii_^...
50c
Phelps Dodge Cofrp.'—.
$1
2- 3
10-14
*11-11
12- B
12- 8
1-1-50
1-3-50
12* 3
12- 2
12-15
1-3-50
1-3-50
1-3-50
12-1
11-15
U-25
12-15
Extra
..—i
12- 9
ll-2£
11-23^
-11-11?
12-1
(quar.) ....
preferred (quar.)
7%
12- l
12-. 1
U-10*
91'Ac
75c
50c
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
11- *4
$11-16-50
—
....^
^
Company, class B common
class A
Power Corp,
10-31
Pressed
Metals
10-31
Preston
Oil
11-15
U-25
12-15
11- 1
Proprietary Mines,
U-15
11-21
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
12-15
U-25
12- 1
11-15
11-15
8tate
Power Co.
Inc.
11-10
11-10
Reading Co.
85c
U-15
1-3-50
10-20
12* 9
Red
50c
12- 1
11-21
$25c
12- 1
11-10
11- 4
U-15
11- 4
Oil
43A%
10-31.
11-4
1
11-17
11- 1
$1.183A
11-15
1-3-50
$40©
12* I
11*91
50c
11-15
10-2$
._*■
—...
...
U-25
10-14
11- T
11* 3
12- 9
11-15
11- I
11-30
10-18
10-28
—-
Stores,
1st
preferred
commcn
preferred A
(quar.)
^
Insurance
.
(quar.)....;
Regent Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
*1.60 non-cum, preferred (quar.).
Reliance
11-15
11-15
12- 8
(quar.)
Corp
(quar.)...—...
(quar.)—.....—
non-cum.
Owl
*
15c
.
Refining
11-3$,
...
12-1
,11-15
12-1. 11-19
12- 1
U-10
12-1
U-l5
$1.25
60c
$1.50
40c
+25c
50c
35c
20c
25c
25c
(quar.)
Quaker
U-15
12-29
12*20
11-15
12* 1
12- 1
1-3-50
12-1
11-30
12-15
U-25
U-15
,
*
Extra
11-21
11-21
U-15
83c
25c
10-34
10*354*
50c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Purity Bakeries Corp. (quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., 6% preferred
75c
75c
95C
87Vac
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
preferred
U-10
U-10
1
"
Pugec Sound Power & Light. Co.
common
,
/
$1.06V!i
$1.10
40q
Public Service Electric & Gas—
Oil Company,
12-
11-15
11-15
-
-
4%
,11-1$
75c
$18c
...
preferred, (quar.).
——
4.40% preferred (quar.)———
Fublic Service Co. of Indiana, com. (quar.).
3l/a% preferred (quar.)^
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire-—
?
3;35% - preferred
(quar.)
....—_
Public Service Co. pf New Mexico (quar.)
Rayonier,
11-15
12-1
12-31
12*. 1
15c
4%%
5%
U-18
12-1
10c
—
•
„.
11- 4*
12- 1
25c
America..—
of
Company
Procter & Gamble Co. (quar.)...
Ltd.—
■'
11-21
11- 4*
12-19
37V4C
$50c ;
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
10-31
10-20
U-lf
25c
(quar.)—.
(quar.).i.,
Ltd. (interim)——
11-15
11- 9
11-18
.12-1
12-19,
12-8
11-23
2%
...
preference
of Canada,
11-15
Pure
>
12-10
12-40
U-15
1-3-50
1-3*50
$1.75
50c
.......
11-15
11-15
U- 4
11- I
•
,
$1.75
$1.75
$1
$3
Extra
U-30
11-10*
.11-19
1- 3
50c
Stock dividend
,
U-15
U-15.
25c
20c
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (year-end)—.—,
Pittsburgh Terminal Realization (liquidating)
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.-*
;
7%
preferred (quar.)
Plymouth Oil CO. (quar.)...-..—...-,....
$1.50
12-9
,
Common
,10-31
10-31
.
11-10
11-15
25c
*
—.
.....
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co., common..
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, common (quar.).—......
$4 preferred (quar4)_..^^._.
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Poor
2-24
11-U
1-3-5Q
12-31
12-31
$1
30c
$1
*.
11-25
11-14
U-10
11- I
11-30
U-t*
'
12-15
12-15
11-16
11- 4
11- 4
12-15
U-25
12-1
U-15
12-15
12-15
U-15
11-15
11-10
11-19
12- 9
32- 1
,
12-1
12-10
12-10
11-21
12-1
U-1T
.....—_
;
U-2#
11-B
1
U-21
12-10
'
10-31
;
11- 1
11-1
U-15
12-20
12- 5
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
11-18
U-15
H-IB
25c
12-1
12-15
.12-15
12-1
U-15
,
2- %
ill-8
.
11-11
20c
(quar.)
10-2%
11-15
—
933/4C
com.
—-
U-15
5c
U-30
.
Quebec
—-
—
11-^,
,
U-18
Shipbuilding
Corp.—
Founders stock
(voting)—
Participating
stock
(non-voting)
12-15
12-15
—•___'
12-1
U-15
25c
60c
40c
$5c
59c
50c
50c
U- 1
$35c
62V4c
1-1-BO
26o
11-15
i,
$1 cum; preferred (quar.)
25c 3-15-50
$1.32 cum. preferred (quar.)—33c
11-18
11.32 leum. preferred (quar.)
33c 2-15-50
;Penman's, Ltd,, common (quar.) —a...—
$75c
11-15
Penn State Water, $7 preferred (quar.)—
,$1.75
12- 1
Pennsylvania Electric Co. —
3.70% preferred C (quar.)
92V4C
12- 1
4.40% preferred B (quar.)..
....
$1.10 ,12- 1
Pennsylvania Telephone, $2.25 pfd. (quar.)..
57c
12- 1
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co
$1.50 1-13-50
Peoples Telephone Corp,, common (quar.)..
$2
12-15
41/2% preferred
$1
12- 1
^.Pepperell Mfg. Co. (quar.)—_—75c
11-15
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
~
f
10-31
$3.50
-15c
t$1.25
$1.06'A
-20c
;ll-23'
—....
preference ....
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
......——^—
U-15
20c
;
......
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.).......
$2.40 preferred (quar.).-*-.—.-—
.
Grinding Wheelr
peninsular Telephone
Common (quar.)
?♦* $! cum,'preferred (quar.)..
U-18
25c 3-15-50
...
(Herman)
Resumed
12-10
12-10
6c
(s-a)
Nelson
3.75%
$4.
Cement
11-15*
12-15*
50c
62ViC
11-15
$3c
(quar.):
Company
$10c
■
'
$4 lioh-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.) ...—_
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.).
9c
50c
......
50c
common...'J——$1
11-10
$20c
'
11-10*
11-10*
11-10*
...'"/25c
(quar.),
Co....
U-3tt
$lc
i_
5c
........—._—...
Cotton
Steam
Interim
-
4c
—
——__
12-»1
11-25"
12-15;
.
11-15
4c
series
group
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.
11-15
60c
common
—
equipment shares
7%
.
11-15" "10-20
.
75c
(quar.)
com.
12-10
12-10
12-1
12-1
;
10c
,..i—
Railroad
Line,
10-3il
10-31
10-31
.,
,
12- 5
10*28
12-15
12-31
......
series..
,
11-10
12- 6
12-6
U- 7*
11-30
12-20
11-15
—
series
12-22
1-3-50
$25c
j
McKenzie Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd.—
—
12* 1
8c
Preferred
Stock
Pipe
10-|l
.10-31
12-15
25c
Peninsular
U-14
10-31
11-10;
12*1
40c 1-13-50.
40c 1-13-50
(quar.)
1
11-18
1115
11-15
11-15
1-3-50
Robbins,
12-1
11-15
.
series
11-26
$$1.00J/2
McKesson &
62'4c
30c
140c
12- 1
U-22
Funds—
Trust
Balanced
12- l
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
11-30
12-30
$50Vic
Resumed
National
12-15
(quar.)—
—
U-18
—...—
—...
Eastern
U-1%
.
11-15
.11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
,50c
-i' Extra-
.
11-23
11- 9
i1" 9
11- 8
—
*$1
$12 Vic
75c
93%c
93%c
85c
433/4C
Ltd.
Extra
50c
51
50c
—
......
1st preferred
11- 4
1O~^0,
U-|$
'12-' 1 1
40c
37V4C
34%c
'31 (40
■:
—.
12-16
12-12
$1.75
50c
$1.50
$7 preferred (auar.)
$1.75
National Container Corp.
(Del)
(quar,)..
10c
National Cylinder Gas Co., common (quar.)
; i20c
4(4% preferred (quar.)..i..........——
$1.07
i%'/r preferred (quar.).............—...$1:18%
National Dairy Products (quar.)_—50c
Extra
30c
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
- ■
'
Ltd., common ——.—
...—
$12V2C
Convertible preferred (quar.).
$15c
National Erie Corp., 5% 1st pfd. (s-a)
$2.50
3% non-cum. 2nd preferred (s-a)...,-—
$1.50
National Gypsum, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
$1.12 J/2
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
$150
Class B' (increased)
—......—
' $40c
National Lead Company, 7% pfd. A (quar.)
$1.75
National Linen Service Corp., com. (quar.).
15c
4Vzic
preferred (quar.)...—....
$1.12V^
5%
preferred (quar.)...—$1.25
National Tea Co., common (quar.)
;
50c
4V4',r
preferred (quar.)
53VaC
3,8% preferred (quar.).....—
47V2c
11-2
11-26
1-3-50
11-18
12- 1
Mines,
Co., common
I'/o preferred (quar.)
National Cash Register—
National Casket Cq., common
11-15
12-15
75c
—...
Biscuit
Year-end
12-2$
I2c
.
40c
137 Vic
45c
Porcupine
Extra,
45c
75c
$1.25
.
U-10
11-1$
12- 1
U-25
U-15
12- 1
90c
,
10-1%
.......
$1.50
—,
10-31
12-kI^
,•
.
....—
10-3d|
1-3-50
12-10
$1.12(4'
37V4c
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., common—/
?,
7% preferred (quar.)
...
Paymaster Consolidated Mines, Ltd.-—
11-15
12- 9
12-23
30c
—
(quar.)
11-15
U-15
Paton
?
;
20c
20c
...
,
U-30
11-30
40c
50c
12-15
12-15
12- 1
12-19
1-3-50
37Vac
Louis Ry
Company
preferred
Railroad
(interim).
Mclntyre
Acme
St.
&
12-10,
11- %
10-14
11-14
.
11-15
20c
National Aluminate Corp. (quar.)
......
National Automotive Fibres, Inc. (quar.).—
(
a2Vi%
7c
10c
(s-a)
,
12-28
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., Inc.
(s-a)
Chattanooga
12-10"
$1.50
$$3
$50c
"t$1.75
Paper,
Panhandle
...
11-15
62V/sC
p
U-14
12-30
12-30
12- 1
11-15
11-15
2UC
...
(quar.)™_^~_:
"' >■ 25c' •' 12-15 '■
4% preferred? (quar.)
—:.V-$1
1-3-50
12-10
Parkersburg Rig & Reel, common—i. v
12V4<?
12-? 1
ll-JM
i
$4.25.preferred
(quar.)—
—...
—.
$1.06(4
12-1
11-i|
Parkview Drugs,..lric. (Kansas City)—
1
;' 35c partic. preferred (quar,)—...
8%c
11-15
11- 1
Parmelee Transportation Co. (quar.),.
20o
12-27
12-^4
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd.-/>•
'
11-21
-
preferred (quar.)..
1$1.25~
Macklutosn-Hemphill Co. (quar.)20c
Maclaren Power & Paper Co—
150c
Extra
11-5
11-10
11-10
11-10
11-10
13c
5c/o
Extra
5%
National
n
.....—————
(Mo.)
^
12- 6
10c
(quar.)
...
'
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.—
$5
Little Miami RR. Co.—
50c
(quar.)
Pacific Mittsi (reduced).
Palestine Economic Corp;
'
'
11-10
12-12
35c
com (s-a)
U-30
30c
participating preferred (s-a)—
.Murphy (G. C.) Company (auar,.—
Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.) —
.Muskegon Motor Specialties Co,—
,
$2 class A convertible preference (quar.).
Mutual Chemical Co; of America—
6%
preferred (quar.).,
Mutual Telephone Co. (Hawaii)—
4.8% preferred A (quar.)
Narragansett
Racing
Association—.
12- 7-
12- 0
11- |
10-28
10-34
10-34
11-11
(quar.
...
i .-5% redeemable ist pfd. (quar.
31(4c
;
5% redeemable. 1st preferred A (quar.)—
3lV4c
Pacific (Lighting Corp. (quar).—75c
11-10
5%
12-22
12-15
12- 1
U- 1
11-15
11-15
11-30
12- 6
50c
Co.
—,
Corporation
5%
11-16
11-14
11-14
;
35c
(George) Brewing Co.,
Muehlebach
t
11- 4
11-30
—
31c
75c
$1
20c
50c
59^0
(year-end)__
-Quarterly.
Pacific Gas As. Eiectfic, 6% 1st pfd. (quar;).
5V4%. 1st? preferred (quar.)
*
.
li-15
11-15
i
12- 1
preferred (quar.)
Co.
$5 preferred (quar.)—
;Pacific Finance Corp. of California (Del.)—
.
——
—
$1.12V4
11-14
11- 4
11- 4,
11- 4
Oswego Falls Corp., 4(4% preferred (quar.)
Otter Tail Power Co. (Minn.), com. (quar.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
?■ r'
12- 1
11-30
U-30
.11-30
—
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
*
—
Mountain Producers Corp. (s-a)—-——
-
12-15
lc
Development
4(4%
Tube
Industries
Oxford
----
11-1
12- 1
50c
.>
....——
Products Corp.
(quar.)
Mount Diablo Oil, Mining &
! Co., (quar.); —
12-10
—
^
Motor
Extra
.
$$1;19
20c
25c
50c
—
(quar.)—
12-1
12-10
35c
$$1.73
.
37V&C
Mosinee Paper MillSL._——_—4-;—^-—-—-
55c
25c
(Outboard, Marine & Mfg. Co.
^Owens-Illinois Glass Co.__—
,,
75c
;;
U- 5
11-5
11- St
10-20.
i.
Class 3 common..^
;
i
,
r
$$1.32.
Moore-McCorniack Lines, Inc. (quar.)
^Morgan, (Henry) Company, Ltd.—
4^4 %
preferred
(quar.)-
.
■
;
12-31
11-22
12- 1 ' 11-10
12- 1
11-10
$2.50 1-15-50
12- 1
.
_
12- 1
12-1,
12- 1
12- 1
$$1
$$1.13
$$1.50
Inc., common
6% preferred (quar.)
—...
Ontario & Quebec Ry. Co. (s-a).—.Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., common...
7% preferred (quar.).
'Osgood Company (Ohio) class A common
;
11-1$
'
11-1$
U-1&
U-14
Omar,
12- 2
11-21
U3-50 : .12-20
12-1
U-18
$50c
:Ki$25c
50c
u————.
12-15
;
11-10,
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
Service...
Extra
11-21
10-24
10-24
10-24
11- 5
12-15
U-25
U-25
11-14
11-14
12-16
J50c
(
Motor Finance Corp.
Public
Seaniless
rOliver
12-20
12- 1
,
common—
il-25
-
U-ii '
U-25
20c
$1.12(4
$1.31(4
common
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co., common
33A% preferred A (quar.)
11- 9
12-10
U-14
12-21"
11-25
:
Ohio Service Holding Corp
Ohio State Life Insurance
11-15
11-15
12-15
1-3-50
5/4 let preferred-—
11- 7
11-1
11-10
11-10
11-10
Ohio
Moody's Investors "Service—
$3 partic.' preferred (quar.)
10-31
11-23
12-1
12- 1
12- 1 *
11-26
12- l
11-30
Ohio Power Co.,
80c
30c
37V4C
$1.37V2
50c
$1.15
35c
l34o,
(quar.)..
(quar.)-..
$4 cqnvertible preferred B (quar.)
Montreal Refrigeration & Storage, Ltd,—
,
11-28
11-18
12-15
12- 9
1-16
$1
25c
...
11-15
11-15
75C
rMonsanto Chemical Co., .common
11-12
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
Extra
10-31
62l/zC
/ Monmouth Park Jockey Club—'
/ ' 5;% preferred (accum.)
....
Monroe, Loan Society, 5l/2% pfd. (quar.)
t,
11-15
12*15
Ltd——.*
Machine- Tool
:
Olin
Corp., $2 preferred (accum.).
Mississippi Pow^r Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)_.
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, com. (increased)
Class'B (increased)—
Missouri Utilities Co., common (quar.)
S'/e preferred (quar.)
Monarch
.
*
11-1
4c
...
11-18
11-15
12-15
$1
—w_—.._"—
Lindsay Light & Chemical Co..
Link-Belt Company
(quar.)——
Lionel Corporation (quar*
Lion Ofl
12-10
11-10
11-15
; 11- 7
11-10
—
Extra;
.
11-30
12-1
12- 5
12- 1
—
-
12-20
preferred
(quar.)
Modern Containers, Ltd.,
Class A
(quar.)
11-15.
11-15
20c
$15c
15c
preferred
(quar.).;
5V*% preferred (quaix)
Nova Scotia Light & Power, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4%% preferred iquar.)
....
0%
preferred
(quar.)___.—......
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7V» • pid. (quar.)..;
Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—
$2.20 pre;erred (quar.)
—
50c
Minute. Maid
Mitchell ^Robert),
U-17
11-30
12-1
12-12
12-15.
11-21
11-28
12-9
4(4%
11-18
11-1
11-30
12-20
Public Service,
12- 1
...
■
12- 5
1-3-50
62.fte
————
Landis Machine CO;..—:u—_——.—
2nd
$5.50? 1st preferred
t
v
11-15
12-1
12-16
:._.i
Corp,,-Ltd.^.iii^-.
Bancorporation
Northwestern
5c
preferred series A (quar.)
Moline Co.> common
—
convertible
Northwest
50c
conv.
$1.50
11-15
11-15
11-ia
,
$1
75c
$10c
iquar.)
»
11-30
ll-W
U-30
.....
(quar.)
Mining
$2.50
(quar.)
(s-a)
—
Minneapolis
li-15
11-19 /11- 7
common—
5^ preferred (quar.).——
Lakey Foundry &■ Machine Co.
3.20%
Retracbones
Pennsylvania RR.- Co.
11-18
———
12- 1
Lake Superior District Power Co.,
120c
40c
—-
12- 1
12-1
81 Vie
12-10
(quar.)
American
U-18
-
12-23
'
11-1
11- 1
*
12-1
(quar.).
Insurance
common
Co.
North
11-18
8% preferred, (s-a)——
Participating
...
Mining Corp of Canada, Ltd
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—
Common
(increased)
—
Extra
!
2
12- 9
12-1
12- 1
12-15
12-1
12-1
(quar.)
preferred'(quar.
Shore Mines, Ltd;.—.———
Life
Co.,
Extra—
12-16
11-1
140c
$$1.75
Common
12-1
—
11-10
12-14
12-31
10c
45c
75c
Mutual
Ry.
North
11-30
$1.12Vi
' 25 '/o
35c
Midwest Oil
11-10
1-3-50
11-15
$1.50
5c
15c
20c
4%
~5%
.
;60c
Kroger Co., common (quar.)
Year-end
3-28
Western
NOtmetkl
■
11-15
12- 8
Mid-Continent
11-18
11-10
12-21
—
12- 1
20c
20 c
$5c
Midland
:
$1.62Vi
12-10
•
11-: 4
11- 1
Mickelberry's Food Prodpcts Co. (irreg.)...
Petroleum Corp.
(quar.)—.
Mid-West Abrasive Co.
1.
,
10-31
11-15
11-18
37%c
11-15
11-20
Micnaels Stern; & Co., preferred (quar.)—.
Michigan B'lmper Corp. (stock dividend)
Michigan Public Service Co. (quar.)-
a
12-22
_
Koehring Co.
7%
Lake
11-17
12- 9
12- 9
11-10
30c
4c
„
,
$$i
.
Hundred
Norfolk &
Bold**
12-10
25c
...-—
y
Mica Co.. of. Canada, Ltd.—_
!
11-15
12-15
11-15
,
Extra
4»
Payableof Beet.
$50c
Corp.- <quar.)_.._...
Nopco Chemical Co.*—
4% preferred series A (quar.)
,
20c
participating preferred
Participating—
—
10-31
12-27
11-25
25c
$1.75
—1-
"Extra"
11-23
12-27
87%c
—-—-
Beneficial interest series.;
•
12-23
30c
$1.50 pjreierred (quar.f_._Knickerbocker Fund—
-
coni. (quar.)-.-.;
Co.,
$3.25
10c
3QC
25c
5c
$1.25
Kings County Lighting Go. (quar.)
Kingston Products Corp.- (s-a)_;
—
Kinney (G. R.), Inc., common (quar.) _____
Special ..l....;.,.
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
—
Kirsch Company, $1.50 preferred (quar.)—
30c
Stores
-
-•
i Nineteen
When
Share
-
Niagara, Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd. (quari)
12-15
11-; 1
11- 1
11-23
10-31
preferred, (quar.)—
—
11-15
12- 1
11-30
,
1-3-50
11-15
.11-15
15c
i
•
Per
■
„
Name of Company
„
16-31
62 Vic
Merchtinib Fire Assurance Corp. (N. Y.)
Quarterly
Mercury Messenger Corp. (quar.)...
Merritt-Chapman Scott, *0Vaft pfd. (quar.).
Messer
Oil
Corp.'
1
—1
Metal Textile Corp., common
—
;
11-5
11-15
11-15
Special
.
Mercantile
.
Payable of Sec.
37 Vic
■
11-15
12-9
~
5%%
Share
Meadvi'lle Telephone Co/ commdn (quar.)
5% preferred
(s-a)__._
Meier & Frank Co., Inc.. (quar.)
—I——
City
When- /Holder*
Per
-
Name oj Company
PayabltofBxe.
Share
.
(1957)
Co.
(s-a).,
—
U-30
50
COMMERCIAL
THE
(1958)
&
FINANCIAL
When
Per
Name of Company
6%
1-3-50
12- 9
$1.12 tot
1-3-50
12- 9
$3.50
30c
__—
11-25
11-10
50
1-15
Standard
(interim
class
quar.)_
Electric
it
preferred F (quar.)..
4%%' preferred G (quar.)
of
Ages
Corp.
preferred
5%
preferred, A
prior preferred
Rohm
&
Haas
Stock
preferred
Ruppert (Jacob),
Co.
of
New
Co.
of
Ohio,
1-3-50
12-15
1-3-50
12-15
12-
12-30
I
1-1-50
12-
1
$1.25
12-15
11-
9
11-23
11-
12-. 1
11-10
I-18*
2-1-50,
1-18*
11-15
Steel
11-14
12-
11-14
1
$25c
12-
1
$31 ViO
12-
1
(Alexander)
25c
12-31
$1.25
&
12-31
40c
Pacific
12-15
12-
Texas
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
11-14
11-
7
Chemical
12-10
Corp.
Sons
Corporation,
12-10
.-$1.25
Bend Lathe
Southam Co., Ltd
$2.40
11-10
Thomaston
1
11-15
tlOC
12-
I
11-15
12-
1
11-15
50c
11-18
Tokhelm Oil" Tank
11-25
Toledo
Traders Finance Corp.,
Class B
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-25
$1.12'/a
1-3-50
12-15
25c
11-15
10-24
$30c
11-25
10-18.
4
'
40c
*
'
12-12
_
12-15
12-31
12-15
11-15
10-31
208 South La Salle Street
12-
11-15
Common (quar.)
Union Electric Co.
1
25C
12-15
11-30
25c
12-
1
11-16
$3.50
12-
1
1 lr 16
$3.70
$1
12-16
12-
3.60%
3-15
Wisconsin
$30c
$$1,2.5
$$1.12%
12-1
1111-
3
1
12-15
11-15
50c
11-15
10-15
50C
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
Union
$2.50
12-12
11-
12-14
12-
1
Aircraft
United
Biscuit
II
11-18
12-
11-10
United
Electric
United
$1.05
12-
1
11-10
25c
12-
9
11-
4
10c
12-
9
11-
4
22 %C
11-15
10-31
9c
11-22
11-10
....
8c
12-20
11-18
31 Vtc
12-31
12-
75c
A
11-30
(quar.)
"
11-30
10-24
12-
1
U.
Spring Bed
11-
11-15
10-20
50C
12-12
$1
$1.25"
___II
Southwestern Associated
Telephone
$5*50 preferred- (initial
quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service,
11-30
$30c
*
(quar.)....
50c
5
(quar.)
ii-30
$4
12-15
11-15
11-
12-
U.
11-15
1
20c
12-15
1-13-50
12-
5
3
Service
__
55c
12-
1
11-15
12-23
12-
$1.50
12-15
L.37%
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-16
U.
12- 6
8
•
S.
common..
Co.
(Conn.)
Extra
12-
1
11-16
11-16
1
1
1
50c
12-10
12-10
11-10
12-14-
11-25
(quar.)
'
2-1-50
1-16
1-16
45c
11-15
11-
1
35c
11-15
11-
1
1-
Co.—
11-15
11- ;3
25c
11-15
-11--3
1-3-50
$70c.
-
v
11-23
11-
$37c
11-15
tPayable in U.
IPayable
in
resident tax
15C
11-15
12-31
•
11-15
11-15
10-19
12-
11-!3
"
'
42 %C
■
'
^
$1.50
1
1-31-50
90c
■*,
1-16
,12-1
d28c
v il-15
\
Co.
(quar.)__
(stock
dividend)
11-15:
10-31
' '
1~
—
held.
5%
'1-3-50
12-1
25c
"
11-30
11-15
12-1.
11-15
50c
12-
1
11-10
a3%
12-
8
(quar,)_____i_
31'AC
,
.
:;
25c
10-28
12-
1
$1.12 to,
12-15
12-
1
$1.12%
12-15
12-.1
com..
(quarl
Tube
«,
(quar.
12-20
$2.50
Co.
S.
closed
Funds,
Canadian
15%;
Less British
d Less 3%
'
12-
1
11-15
$1.25
12-16
10c
11-29
11-14
11-29
11-14
$1.25
(quar.)__
12-15
11-30
r
for
less
•
11-18
tax
Income
Wisconsin
xLess 30%
Jamaica
^
15%
Canadian
tax
deductible
funds,
resident
dividend.
this
7%.
.
non-residents'
the
at
V
■.
v
■'
a
,
tax.
Non¬
Source.
:
'
tax.
dividend
income
tax.
/
;
•
,
tax.
—
'
General Corporation and
Investment News
10-15
11-30
10-31
7
12-
11-15
11-
4
75c
11-15
11-
4
$1.75
(Continued from page 12)
11-15
11-
West Kentucky Coal Co.—Three New Directors—
Hugh
elected
4
9
11-23
B.
Baker,
directors
Hooper Love,
$750
(s-a)
*,
Mr.
John R. Shepley
of
this
12-
9
12-17
11-23
Mr.
12-12
11-
as
and
\
as
,
25c
12-14
12-1
Mr.
of
partner
a
also
Assistant Secretary.—V.
3c
common—-—-—
40c
10-31
"
.
week
12-
1
11-10
$1
1-2-50
11-10
$1.75
;
Power
11-16
11-15
*
:
1
1-2-50
11-10
,
12-
1
11-18
50c
12-
9
11-25
22%c
1-
3
12-16
(s-a)_—_
5,
of
1948,
'7;
■
Lee
Treasurer
to
■
common
-V
have
been
Louis
Mr,
Union
Sullivan
the
Stock
&
of
Mrs.
firm
attorneys,
Graham
Ruth
Vice-
St.: Louis.
Co.,
Worcester,
election
Treasurer and
170, p. 1742,,
Exchange
Shepley. is
Trust
M.
C.
of
Young
Weckmarin
I
/.
•
Co.—Weekly Output—
10-31
10-31
12-20
11-30*
-7.
•
12-20
11-30*
50c
1-3-50
12-16
1-3-50
12-16
11-
1846.
revenues
expenses
been
v,,.''
of
elected
,
the
-
company,
offices
______
10-31
11-15
Operating
12-30
12-15
Non-operating
12-
3
10-28
Is
continue
1948
$31,047,330 $27,313,686
17,864,777
18.056,402
2,191,000
3,610,982
3,180,847
2,230,418
11-15
11-15
also
2,367,106
2,175,000
I
1
12-
will
1949
________—
_——____________
than Federal income
7_
Federal income tax (est.)_7_7_____1_________—
11-19
he
He
-
other
12-10
:
"v"';
Vice-President.
a
Maintenance
50c
.:
Lighting Co.—Earnings—
Depreciation
Taxes,
has
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Operating
Operating
'
;
the electric properties
of this
company for the
1949 totaled 39,900,600 kwh., a decrease cf 20.40%
112,974,000 kwh. for the" corresponding week of
director
p.
Westchester
11-15
11-15
$1.75
(quar.)
a
170,
$1
(quar.)
Jr.,
and
fill.—V.
25c
;
'
Rice,
30c
____
York
City.
'New Vice-President Elected—
75c
(quar.)_
of
output
.
„
$1.06'/4
_
output
ended Nov.
the
from
J.
Corp.—
New
York
announced
Assistant
West Penn Electric
12-
the
New
is
and
Worcester
4
—
22%c
of
Harden,
St.
Love
Secretary
N.
.
partner
&
Secretary" of
Worcester
Boston.
2
is. a,
and John
it was announced on Nov. 4 by
directors are James F. Fogarty, Chair¬
Love.
;
company,
Other
board, and Mr.
Weeks
President
65c
'
the
President.
Baker
Baker,
10%
*•-
■
1-2-50
of
man
of
—
1
12-
12-31
.$$2.50
4
25c
preferred
(quar.)-_:
56'/4C
Steel
Corp., Ltd
Stockyards Corp. (year-end)
United Stores Corp., $6 pfd.
(quar,)
Universal Consolidated Oil Co.
Extra
1
Universal
Universal
Universal
90c
15c
(s-a)
«fe
11-15
75c
(ordinary interim)
Manufacturers, Inc.—
Co.
1-30
$25c
.''i:
_____
Corp.„___L___„_-;
not
11-16
(quar.)
Corp.,
_i
Company1 (quar.)
Sheet
11-16
12-
1-15-50
common
Card
"(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
12-
common
(s-a>—
Steel
10-31
11-18
12-
(quar.)__
United
2-1-50
lU.S
preferred
books
9
3-15
25c
•
United
1
$1
11-15
Co.
Worsted
lOc
preferred
12-
$1
(quar.)
10c
20
"Transfer
•
12-17
12-10
35c
(quar.)—
J,),
n-'i
4
1,166,800
Spring & Bumper Co.—
4to ft
30c
25c
(quar.)
11-
1
1
Ltd.—
Society (Phila.)
Playing
50C
(quar.)
■
& Sons,
(N.
Extra
7%
12-
$1.25
———
Machinery
11-15
11-15
Co.
Aeronautical
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-1
1
Light
Youngstown
10c
Pipe & Foundry Co.
40C
IIIII
;
Co.,
preferred
United States
U.
prior
11-18
—______
preferred
Lines
S.
W.)
•
Y.)
10-31
10-31
:
*
$1.12%
Foundry,
(N.
11-15
80c
■
1
preferred
Extra
11-30
12-15
15c
common
10c
25c
iz
11-25
1
Extra
S.
12-15
12-
(quar.)__.;—
Hoffman
U. S. Loan
1-11
(F
Wyandotte
12-
(quar.)
;
preferred
4%%
U.
Co. (quar.)
Sovereign Investors
Spalding (A. G.) Brothers Inc. (quar.L.II"
Sparks Withington Co., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Spear & Company, $5.50 1st
pfd. (quarj.l
(quar.)
&
B
Finishing
4'/4%
S,
Wright
11-10
$1.12%
(s-a)—:—
Light & Power Shares, Inc.—
preferred
S.
5%
11-10
4-
—
Quarterly
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.
Merchants
Electric,
7%
11-15
11-15
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
S.
12-15
40c
(Dallas)
S.
12-15
9
1-3-50
deposit receipts
Series
U.
U.
$1.37%
com.
Co.
45c
3
9
62%c
;
::
Casualty Co,
S.
1-
65c
."
A
11-15
12-
4%% conv. prior preferred
Worumbo Manufacturing—
12-
93%c
Quarterly-
11-10
30 %C
"
_'_H
(quar)
class
11-15
10c
12 %C
T—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
America, com.
(quar.)
Investments,
3T%c
11-22
-v
4%%. pfd.
Cos.
12-12
11-25
(quar.)_
&
12-23
30c
Power
Steel
prior
12-
$25c
:
Fuel
United
U.
12-15
12-15
11-10
(resumed)
Coal
11-15
50c
; 11-14
(quar.)_______l_
_
Amer.
11-15
11-15
30C
_
Insurance
11-15
40c
$25C
...
4%%
10-31
United Gas Improvement Co.
United Molasses Co,, Ltd.—
3
3
3
11-15
preferred
6%
11-
M'l
11-15
(quar.)
Special
7%
2
a
Corporations, Ltd., class A
United
(quar.)
11-16
1
$1.12%
Engineering
1
I
11-15
*
(quar.)
12-10
B
11-
12-
10-31
Company
9
2-15-50
(F. W.) & Co,, Ltd.—
,6% pref. (s-a.)____________
Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp.,
10-31
5%
1
12-
Woolworth
12-15
—
Corp.
Woolworth
10-28
62Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Class
11-10
11-15
of
12-
.12-
.
10c
Industries, common
preferred
(quar.)
11-18
5
11-16
$1
:
>
U-14
.
10c
Company,
Power
11-15
II-15
Corp.,
Co.
12-10
United
(accum.)_-(quar.)
V 95c
V-:
preferred. (quarl)__
12-
V
11-14
.12-.1
15c
(quar.)__
share for each
5%
.
92Vic
Inc.,
12-20
United
11-10
Missouri—
Co,
50c
87 %c
11-30
87Vic
A
Lines,
Carbon
One
25c
com.
California—
30c
III
pfd.
Corp.,
Extra
$4.50
'
>
Vie
87
Rubber..
Woodall
1
11-15
12-1
;
"
Bl);
(Alan)
1
1
(quar.)
Car
United
United
*
Wood
1212-
(quar.)_
preferred
Tank
Air
9
30c
'
-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
of
Co,
United
11-15
97 %C
'
of
preferred
Oil
S3.75
3
12-
$4
6-15
12-15
12-15
12-
12-15
12-15
:
Common (year-end)
6% preferred (quar.)_l__^____l._
12-15
6-26-50
1
2--1
12- 5
1-3-50;
50C
65c
;
Wisconsin Electric
10-31
75c
v
I
preferred
preferred
$4.50
5
Union
___Z
(quar.)
Corp.,
City Ninth Unit, 6%
62 %c
12-13
100%
Co.
(J.
I-3-50
$$l.l2'/2
(quar.)
$1.25
-
Storesl___ll._L____________
preferred
'4-1-50
$37too
(Hartford)—
Insurance
$1
11-15
100%
Tudor
Williams
1
12-
11-
12-15.
$2
.
'
(quar.)
Brothers
Oil
11-14
n-i
11-15'
$1.25 2 -15-50
;;;•
_______
Mfg.
,11-24
11-15
$1.25
Wilsil, Ltd. __a__
Winnipeg Electric Co., common___ii:_______5%
non-cum.
preferred (s-a)
Winters & Crampton
Corp. (quar.)i
\
$37 Vic
...
(Hartford)
Co.
12-1
1-3-50
60c
;'
12-
Co., Inc.____________
11-10
12-15 ;
$6
Universal
(quar.)
W'ilkes-Barre Lace Mfg. Co.
Will & Baumer Candle
11-18
12-15
$1.06%
dividend
Trinity
$1
.1
(quar.).
,
''
Company, common1 (quar.
11-10
5
a
l^-'l
","11-24
1^-;
75c
75c
—
(quar.)____
com.
i
Auto
50c
dividend
Stock
12-28
1-3-50
Co.—
Ltd.
Co.
62 toe
_
(quar. i
Carpet
_____
0
5
11-15
12-15V
1 50c
(quar.)____
pfd. (quar.)
$$1.12 Vi,
50c
Ltd., class A
59 %C
____
Public
11-28
1-3-50
40c
Co.,
Common (quar.)
9*
: : ;
-
-
(final)
preferred
11-
12-
12-15
$50C
Whitehead
,-r;
(quar.)—
Travelers Insurance
(quar.) -H—
Wilcox
11-9*
12-
31'/4C
;
Pump Co,
Insurance
RR.
Paper
(S. S.) Dental
White
5
1-
1
II-15
'
"$1.12%
r
Supply Col (quar.)
Pacific
preferred. A-
Whites
11-10
12-
12'/2c
Special
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Travelers
Stock
common
preferred
4%%
&
4'/4%^
9*
12-
-
...
1
15c
(quar.)
12-15
25c
(quar.)_—___
1
1-3-50
$1
75c-.-
-
12-15
9*
11-1
1-16
12-
50c
Edison,
Ltd.
!____
Extra
'
;
12-
25c
(quar.)_____
Power
12-10
Products,
Whitaker
12-10
1
12-20
11-15
11-
11-15
12-1
111-15
11-15"
11-29
12-10
11-
10-31
11-10
>
12-12
12-
Weston Electric Instrument
Corp.
Weston. (George),'Ltd., 4%%
15c
1
11-15
-12--1
$1.50
5%
preferred
(quar.)
;
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.)____—
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com. (year-end)
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
3.80%
preferred B
(quar.)__
11-15
11-
H-
1
17 Vic
11-2
$1.75
•
11-21
12-
____________
(quar.)
11-12*
1-3-50
1
1
12-15
12-13
$1
75c
$1.50
11-15
1-3-50
12-
12-28
12 *%c
1-1
______—
II-30
31'Ac
$20c
7 too
(irreg.)
Southern Natural Gas Co.
(quar.)
Southern Railway
Co., common (quar.)_
Water
12-
Thompson Products, Inc., common (year-end)^:
$1.50
4%
preferred (quar.)_wi._—___I_
$1
Thrifty Drug Stores Co...,—
/ 12'/2c
Tide Water Associated Oil
(quar.)
i
40c
Tide Water Power Co. (quar.)__
15c
Timken Roller Bearing Co. (reduced)
'
50c
(quar.)
Works
preferred
A
I-3-50
11-29
Common
$20c
11-10
preferred__"__l_____
Electric, 6%
Western
4
12-15
(quar.)
common....
11-14
$1.75
Gas Co.
Western Auto
•
11-15
Mfg.
Mills,
11-12
-."'$$1
11-15
$1
'
vv,
12^15
11.-25
(quar.)—.
(s-a) Z—
preferred
"
j
"
Co.—
>
preferred (quar.)_.._
conv.
11-
1
12-1
$2.95
l5c
'
(Rhode Island)—>
preferred (quar.)_„
Glass
12-
.
11-16
12-
7'/2c
22c
Greyhound Lines™
Southern California Edison—
preferred
Co.
I-3-50
50c
—,—
pfd.
$4
Corp.
25c
convertible
$10C
I
Gas
25C
Southeastern
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)—
Snowdrift,
Sugar
50c
a-
•
—_
Co.
11-15
12-20
25c
5% preferred A (quar.)
Western Railway of Al?.bama_________l____
Western Tablet &
Stationery Corp.—
$4c
—<—
Common
______
(quar.)
preferred
South
$4
Oil
*.10-31
'11-30
$1
common
Virginia Pulp &. Paper—
**4-%%. preferred <quar.)_____:_
11-15
50c
(year-end)
&
Southeastern
Textron,
11-10
25c
(quar„)_,
Products
convertible
$4
Coal
Mfg.- Co.
Oil-At
5 Westeel.
■
11-18
10c
Thatcher
11-15
1
10c
Corp.____
(Cleveland)
Producing
Extra.
9
Investment
.."..HI
Iron
Co.
Soundview Pulp Co.
Stamford
Texas
8
11-15
12-
12-1
■
11-15
50c
......
Aircraft Co.—
90c convertible
preferred
R.)
(The)
11-15
12-
12-15
37 toe
Works, 7% pfd, (quar.)
Company • 4increased quar.)
Gulf
'50C
Solar
(E.
(quar.)
Chemical
Co..
11-15
25c
12-
West
,
Cash
Water
Texas
,40c
:
pfd.
&
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Extra
A
Tower
Haute
11-15
——
35c
&
411-12
1
50c
class A
Ohio
5%
Extra-—
■
11-15
11-28
Extra
(quar.)
3%ft preferred (quar.)—
4.20%. preferred
(quar.)
Squibb
Texas
11-
5c
•,
Products
11-12
1
12-
$20c
'
Co.__
Penn
7%
.
.
Tennessee
•
frac¬
/
1
12-
20c
,*
$1.75
11-18-
12-15
37%c
1
Telephone Bond & Share—
~7,ft
1st preferred (accum.)
Terminal
12-1
Common
Queen
*
11-18
(s-a)
Jersey & Seashore RR.—
guaranteed (s-a)_—
West
v West
4
21c
(quar.)
Inc.
10-28
$1.07 %.
—,
-
Extra
pfd.
Extra'
11-30*
West
5
(quar,)..—__—
7-18
12-12
2-1-50
30c
Corp. (quar.)
Sioux City Gas & Electric
Co., com. (quarTj"
3.90% preferred (quar.)
________
Skelly Oil Co...:
-—._-_._I_.I__.
Skilsaw, Inc. (quar,)
Southwestern
6%
11-11
12-15
(quar.)
Engineering
Indies
6%
5
11-
5c
1/25
11-21
25c
-
11-10
11-
11-15
4%
Oil,
preferred
Tampax,
8-1-50
1
11-15
share.
2nd
12-
-
v25c
held.
'11-15
$60C
'?■
,
11-15
12-15
11-18
25c
10%
each
1-18
85c
Oil
Life
shares
for
4-18
,91 'AO
preferred
Simpsons' Ltd., 4V'2%
Southwestern
25
18c
2-1-50
75c
(Franklin)
(See Franklin
Simon) —
(H.)- & Sons, Ltd., common
(quar.).
Southern
4%
each
of
5-1-50
27 %C
...
common (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of America, class A (quar.)
Slgnode Steel Strapping, common
(quar.)..
5% preferred (quar.)
Simmons Company
(year-end)
non-cum.
for
West
11-18
7 too
Mining
Canada
/
Wesson
'
12-16
11-28
$75c
•
27 %C
quar.)
1-3-50
31'Ac
-
...—
(quar.)
27,too.
4%
4.88%
(s-a)___
(quar.)_____
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.__~l
Syracuse Transit Corp.
Symington-Gould Corp.
Tampa Electric Co..
50c
12-1
57c
-~
paid in lieu of fractional shares
rate
Swan-Finch
11-15
11-20
be
the
tional
1
Shoe
Southern
share
will
1
7c
SherwinrWilliams Co.,
$1.25
One
4
1
...
5% 1st preferred
(qua?.)——
Shellmar Products Corp., common
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Sonotone
class A
common
12-12
$.1
$1.13
—_!
:
(quar.)_—:_L.
common
preferred
conv.
Wentworth
5
25c
;
_________
8
11-
25c
_
11-
1
Company,
Welsbach Corporation,
11-18
(quar.).
Ray Drug Co., common..
preferred (quar.)
Superior Tool & Die Co, (quar.)
Susquehanna Mills (stock dividend i—
12- 1
12-
11-18
11-28
11-23
12-
Sun
11-15
1
12-12
50c
&
Wellman
10-30
25e
pfd.
-
11-10
$1
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
Sheller Manufacturing
Corp.—
Common (increased quar.)
Solventol
Ltd.,
12-15
11-15
a
12- 9
2-
;
Sloss-Sheffield
preferred
12-31
25c
-(quar.)—
Increased quar.
Sun Oil Company, common
Stock dividend !
Terre
Servel, Inc., $4.50 preferred
Class
1
11-
_______
Sinclair
Screw Co.,
$1.25
5
50c
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—
...
11-
25c
(quar.)
4%%
Co.
Stowell
,5-
—.....
redeemable
Textiles,
Furniture
Struthers Wells Corp.,
9
12%c. 2-15-50
Extra
Simon
Stern
&
Storkline
12-23
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
11-18 "V" Warren Petroleum
Corp,
4%
-
—a
11-15
15c
Security. Banknote Co., $1 pfd. (quar.)
Seme*. Corporation, class A
(quar.)
Simon
Inc.
11-15
$1.25
(quar.).,
Stores,
12-
50c
common..—
Denn
is Company
Extra
11-10
_____
Shattuck
(A.)
1
11-14
1
12-
40c
_______——
Sterling Brewers, Inc—
Sterling Drug, Inc.
(quar.)
11-10
11-25
$1.50
participating preferred (quar.)_______
Participating
Candy Shops, Ltd
Securities Acceptance
Corp., common
Speed
Sterchl Brothers
2
11-25
$$1.06
4%
5%
Stein
12-
11-15
(quar.)
Smith
11-11
1
12-
12%c
Spring Co. (increased quar.)
Supply Co.—*
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
"
5%
preferred (quar.)...
12-
7-17
20c
Waterous, Ltd., class A "<quar,j___ll
Wayne Pump Co. (resumed)
1-13-50
25c
4-17
35c
Weeden
.
:—
'
1-16
5-1-50
8-1-50
common
11-15
50c
(quar.)
._
Company,
11-19
12 %C
(quar,)
D.)
12-10
12-
Seaboard, Surety. Co. (quar.)
Sears, Roebuck (quar.)...
B
(S.
12-10
11-
6% scries A non-cum. preferred
Seaboard Oil Co. of Delaware
Class
Warren
40c
93%c
"
(quar.).
Fuel
at
(quar.)..
11-18
20c
(quar.)
2-1-50
37 %c
37 %C
'
Standard Steel
A
Railway Eqittftment Mfg.
8ilica Corp.
(quar.)
11-18
Geoderham & Worts, Ltd.—
State
11-17
._
Seeord (Laura)
(Hiram)
12-15
preferred
1
37 Vac
—
Increased
11-15
11-11
__
-
Walker
-
9
1
12-10
:
preferred
50c
,
9
12-
3%%
6%
International
11-10.
It-
12-
1-3-50
11-15
5% preferred (quar.)___
Beaboard Air Line RR. Co.—
Common
$2.50
11-18
12-
25C
Standard
12%c 5-15-50
Canadian
12-12
12-12
:
(year-end)
(quar.)_
1
5
$1
_____—
Standard
1
...
■
Standard
common
12-
12-
——"
1
10-26
*
Co., Ltd.,
Jersey
preferred (quar.)!
Walker & Company..
1
Manufacturing Co.,
Ektra
of
shares held)—
11-12
12-10
'
4ft
12-
1
$4
Second
11-10
11-17
R.v.
(quar.).——!
Scythes & Company, Ltd., common...
11-10
12-12
11-
$1.50,
preferred
(quar.)
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
Scotten
Dillon
Co.
(irreg.)
11-10
12-10
5
12-
__
(quar.)
11-29
$1
50c
12-
11-1
4'A% pfd. (quar.)
6% pfd. (quar.)
Extra
20c
"
11-19
12-15
12- I
Ltd.,
vtc
100
10-JdU
1
(quar.)
(quar.);
share
each
Oil
1-2-50
...
Common
(One
for
Oil
$1
5%% pre/erred A (quar.)
5Mi ft: preferred A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., common
(increased
4.30%
J.
Standard
30c
:
preferred
preferred
dividend
of N.
-
2
12-
30c
——
iqilar.)'
Standard
$1.12%
(quar.)
Savage Arms Corp..
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co. (quar.).
Schwitzer-Cummins Co., common—.
5%% preferred A (quar.)
3.65 %
12-
(quar,).
California
11-15
Transit
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Corp.
11-15
12-20
RR._
Francisco
Forgings
1
Stern
(quar.)
40c
10-31
1
12-22
$1.25
—
11-15
$1
_
Water Co.,
Stock
preferred
1
12 %C
pld.
convertible
12-
50C
(quar.)
4%ft
Shops
Ban Antonio
5%
11-15
37 too
,
Milling
Louis-San
5%
12-28
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Special
St. Regis Paper Co.
-
(Indiana)
$1.25
5% conv. preferred A vtc (quar.)
St. Paul Fire is Marine Insurance Co.—
r
of
Co.
4%
Saguenay Power Co.,
,,
Co.
Oil
$1.25
(quar.)
Whitehall
it
Saco-Lowell
Bcovill
Oil
Standard
12 %C
Russell-Miller
tit,
Standard
11-10
30c
Common
St. Joseph
11-24
12-
1
12-
12-
1-3-50
37 %C
Vanadium-Alleys Steel Co. (reduced)
Vapor Car Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Chemical Co. (quar.)__
*
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.
Virginian Railway, 6% pfd. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Walgreen Company, common (quar.)
25c
Roxy Theatre, $1.50 preferred iquar.)
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville-
Rutland
12-15
,
12-
12-12
62%C
40c
dividend
5%
$12%c
$$1.25
$1.60
$1.25
(quar.)
11-15
1
6%
50c
(quar.)
4%
preferred A
Roos Brothers, Inc.
12-
1
Holder•
Payable of Rec
15C
Company (quar.)__A
Knitting Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
Vick
_—
12-
-
Company, common
Utlca
12-
40c
(quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—•
Standard
*1.18%
(quar.)
5%
(increased)
10-25
—
(quar.)
11-15
12-15
Co., Ltd.—
10-25
30%
—
12-15
Share
Upson-Walton
87%c
preferred
Oil
_
11-15
25c
11-15
40c
Rockland Gas Co. (increased quar.)_,__—
Rockwell Manufacturing Co. (increased quar.)
Rockwood it Company, common (quar.)
5%
Common
5%
Corp.—
4%
Rock
11-10
Chemical
Company
12-15
v—
11-15
$1.12 «/2
._
Gas
1-15
1
12-
j
When
Per
Name of
30c
preferred
(£|uar.)
Cap & Seal Corp.'—
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
45c
—
Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)_
4%% preferred (quar.)
„
Rhodesian Selection Trust (final)___
Share
(quar.)—
common
45C
quar.)
Rheem
Rochester
2-1-50
25c
(interim
B
2-1
15c
—
Copper it Brass, Inc
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
Common
'
Inc.,
Extra
$1.60
Revere
Common
Company
Brands,
Monday, November 14, 1949
When
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Standard
15c
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred B (quar.)
Standard
25c
Remington Rand, Inc., common.
$4.50 prefei red (quar.)
—Republic Insurance Co. (Texas) (quar.)—
Republic Investors Fund—
6%
Name of
Holdeii
Payable of Rec.
8hare
Per
■
,
CHRONICLE
Insurance
preferred
40c
$1.50
(quar.)
Co
Pictures, 4'%% pfd. (quar.)
Winding Co., common
convertible
$i5c
50c
—._
1
11-23
11-
8
11-23
11-
12-
1
11-15
$1.06'A
12-
1
11-15
25c
1-
3
12-15
$3,862,665
income
income
$1,655,019
11,880
___.
deductions
$1,667,7G9
1,775,213
—
12,750
$3,874,545
—-—
1,703,950
8
25c
Gross
Income
income
$1
22%c
12-
1
11-15
Net
income
Sales
of
Sales
of
$2,099,332
electricity
gas
*Loss.—V.
<1,000
(kwh.)___
CU.
170. p. 929.
ft.)___
^___
^^
*$36,181
464,464,759
442.272.739
10,248,277
10,694,407
...
Volume
170
Number
4855
THE
Western Air Lines, Inc.—New Vice-President—
COMMERCIAL
The ipompariy
of
about
to
Western Auto Supply Co.—Earnings—
Net
sales—Retail— $17,233,596
Wnolesale
$35,478,293
before
earns.,
eral
income
Federal
income
earns,
interest
2,979,586
855,012
3,512,269
The
6,535,963
1,379,781
1,183,092
2,601,260
$1,796,494
$2,132,488
$2.39
$2.84
,12'/i
over
a
year;
The
ago.
Sept. 30, 1949,
ratio
were* 265
of
current
assets
liabilities
current
to
Gross
compared
ber,
with
1949,
262
Net
at
1949—10 Mos. 1948,,
totaled
a
2,343,
In
operation
earlier.
year
against
as
in
October,
Wholesale
in
2,054
this
year,
accounts
October,
1559..
P.
offer
an
of
an
approval
exchange
,new dbligatjqns
bonds would bear
the
ICC,
will be made to the
it
bond
is
expected
holders
Sept. 30—
operating
1949
revenue
1943
$27,705,066 $33,523 472
j...
income
Total
Employee
55^682
87,152
that
within
formal
two
and
—
services
Miscellaneous
225,196
239 923
1,317^000
1,697*,000
118,000
154,000
$1,835,172
Pennsylvania
170,
bonds
taxes
income
of
$27,792,218 $33,579,154
7,779,243
7,954,568
15,299,840
20,217,859
946,459
927^889
271,308
4,025
purchased
Depreciation and depletion
Int., exp. and taxes on first mtge.
Federal
offer
weeks.—V.
costs
Materials
■
voted
of
and
(n vfor
new
thereafter 4%.
directors
sales
Interest, rentals and other
$2,383,890
tax
income
tax
—
from
railway-.,,.
1949
v
.
^4,452,792
railway--^.
630,348
oper.. income.^
No.
1,137,056
691,955
784,518
on
5%, cilm. pfd. stock——
Dividendsv,op,.jcommpn,
1946
,
$3,689,650 I
1,577,540
280,5ii7
.
)
1947
1.
,
$3,303,042
-
Dividends
1948
$4,232,891,
1,591,220
720,303
qf
common,
Earned
—V.
per
HO,
260,111
stock
shares^-,———
507,880
share—'—
common
265,130
362,747
483,662"
—r—r
'
$3.10
$4,38
1846.
p.
From Jan. 1—
units
units
of
to
front
Gross
1949—Montb-^1948
retail
bondholders
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
in
30,044,536
32,217,990
28,172,991.
31,329,311
from, rahway,-r-,—.
4,945,467
7,785,230
5,637,925'
7,253,437
Net
ry.
income-'.
2,689,113
3,994,353
2,69^326'
3,258,489
railway—.
oper;
as
_
CONSOLIDATED
Octo¬
(Incl.
170,
1948.—V.
from
Net
,
$11,712,000 $10,739,000 $99,966,000 $102,171,000
Thefe
the
the old, bopds.- would .be furnqd
Until l'952, the proposed
/September—
October Sales Up—
—
make
at 4and
Net ry.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
Net
to
income
4.8-to-l;
was
Nine Months Ended
1742.
$5.24
per-share...
Cash decreased $2,900,000 and receivables increased $4,100,000
*
the maturity
4%
bonds
due
non-Callable
51
(ATalii) Wood Steel Co. (&
Sub.)—Earnings—
extending
toward
9
outstanding
1969,.
board
exchange
"The total inventory position,
including; merchandise on hand and on
order, at Sept. 30, 1949,' was $5,100,000 less than a
year ago, a decrease
of
(1959)
$3,934,703
$1.81
steps Nov.
1952.
in
Subject
P.
$1,360,710
_
CHRONICLE
Nov. 9 to
call a special
meeting bf
stockholders for Dec. 15, to
approve execution uof, a liew^gsjjgjp) mort¬
gage.
It. a1iib^'.au'fh6rf^e'd' 'fhc ..company's officers to
proceed with a
plan for the exchange offer.
|
$36,133,754 888,253,622 $91,432,451
2,215,722
Net. earnings.,
Net
maturing
Fed¬
tax
in
proposed
under, whiqh
.
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$18,663,915 $44,957,259 $47,823,361
17,469,839
43,296,363
43,609,090
IS,244,698
Total
Net
'
is
took/first
$44,in,000 -of its
mature
It
1949—3 Mos.—1948
FINANCIAL
Western Maryland Ry.—Plan^ Bond Trade—
Arthur P. Kelly, Assistant to the
President,'has been elected VicePresident—sales.
He will direct the corporation's, sales,
traffic, ad¬
vertising and promotional programs.—V. 170, p. 1441.
Period End. Sept. 30—
&
Sacramento
Northern
Period End. Sept. 30—
•
;
INCOME
Ry.
Nog.
1949—9 Mos.—1948
revenues-
$3,639,152
$4,820,051
Railway
uper;- expenses-
;-2,863,470
3,125,139
been
C,
,
vMr.
$32,062,796 $34,223,931
26,952,284
(111.)—Sale—
Rapids,
Allen, President, of the latter lirm, announced on
9., Woodstock's machinery and equipment will be moved from
Woodstock, 111., to Grand Rapids early in 1950.
Mich.,,, Ralph
Southern! Ry. Co.) **
and Tidewater
1949—Month—1948
pper.
Co.
ipanufacturing rights ah^ facilitfes of this company have
purchased by R. CJ. Allen. Business Machines, Inc., 01 Grand
ACCOUNT
Raifway
Western Light & Telephone Co.,
Inc.—Rights to Stock¬
holders—
The, pompany is .issuing to the holders of its outstanding shares of
W^ods'fock Typewriter
The
Allen
added that &
improved typewriter bearing the R. C.
would be manufactured at Grand Rapids.—
new
AlleprWqQdstock trademark,
26,409,663
V.
166,
996.
p.
...
coipipou
stock, of record Nov.
fights
(If
to
of-common
subscribe,
at
Net
Ry.
1,
1949|i transferable warrants evidencing
pef share, for 14,162 additional shares
$21
stock
(par $10) on the... basis of one such share; for-each
shades** so held, of record, and !<2): the privilege to oversubscribe
for aduiilonal'■shares at said
price, subject to allotment out of the
shares of such common stock, if any, not taken by subscription. The
20
warrants
expire
at
Subscriptions,
3
are-
(CSX)
p.m.
payable
Nov.
on
16.
Continental
at
.
Illinois
National
y
!
All
-
which-Hie
is
AND
resdififi^Twm
&
not
(Inc.)
subscribed- for
not committed
by
to
stockholders,, but
in
five
communities, in
in .Kansas.
corporation
Co, (Kans.i.
.
Kansas
and
ice
close
of
the
AND' PROPOSED.
PROGRAM
''
territory served.,; In addition to
by, existing customers,' the
number of new
Jan.-1,
Net
the
large
increases
in
has obtained
company
demand
$8,720,882
and
total
a
of
18,832
.
stations
and
be made for
other- facilities.
to
amount
to
and
to
n6w customers,
in
of
common
to
402,581
which
stock
hereby will
depending
the
any of such
company
the; stockholders.
stock
that
price ana
net; proceeds
Based,
offered
the
by
commission
will
company
estimated at not
more
subscribed
all
at
is
paid
to
amount
on
of
the
for
expenses
and
$3,000
of
their
consummated
on
or
tax
shares
finance
of
iu
stock
common
part
the
and
company's
of
the
reflect
to
'
issuance
$1,250,000
1,
Series B,
from
the
debentures
will
program.
preferred
Common
stock
stock
$10)
•Without specified limit
restrictive
'69
provisions
with
agreement
Trust
Co.
agers
agree
of
OF
to
use
Net
ry.
time
in
in
each
1948
of
first
the
plus
three
extra
an
1949
.
*1948
rules
$447,992
160,583
160,583
"
$1.92
and
charged
of
that
all
American
10," 1949,
for
160,583
Dec.
ouW
1946,
31,
,registered
10,
of
1943,
its
shares
in,, the
required
of
form
fee
for
of
the
receipts.
Exchange1
ordinary,
rules
registered
the, above
referred
that
the
Amer¬
shares.-be .not
tp.
share, bonus
receipts ,fpr said .stock, delivered
further notice must be accompanied
until
distribution.*—V.
161,
709.
p.
1949—Month—1948
1949—10 Mos.—194
*.'. •$
>
—V.
170,
-
$
•
$
451,728',348' $62',902,8
53,429,686
1539.
p.
(Win.) Wrl^ley Jr. Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Not
160,583
$3.43!.
income.—V.
$6.30
170,
p.
Int. land
divs.
1948
;
from
in¬
545 ,048
vestments
Net
1949—9 Mos.—1948
$17,901 470 $16,185,466 $52,944,922 $45,360,866
gains
from
sales
other
prop...
1,249,016
433,864
^263,292
'81,650
Drl93 ,951
other
Misc.
96^943
..2,429
336,303
24,746
317,425
of
and
inc.
(net)-
99, 209
sees,
'
834.
income
and
$18,351,776 $16,366,488' $54,266,949 $46,136,901
9,055,394
8,787,858
26,631,861
23,307,029
labor.
Selling, distribution and
1947
$3,555,117
1,620.933
income
367,961
1,027,748
24.67$,389
7,980,155
5,233,327
1946
822,216
gen.. admin,
}
Prov.
for
780,136
U.
Govt.
471,066
501,369
Foreign
27,629,370
:21,805,592
7,724,234
6,925,693
4,825,739
3,450,614
2,373,570
3,789,370
expenses
2,710,651
10,718.422
8,143,083
15,324.232
10,797,717
$2,675,693$2,162,748
-
S.
222,681
taxes—
657,526
.430,884
5,019,243
4,736,003
993,017
649,653
$2,907,757 $10,246,880
$8,870,244
1,540,907!
income
230,249
convorsiyp
current
140,456
1,669,849
ear,nings_____„
op
net
inc.
-——j.*—
,tNet
Loss
depreciation
govts.'
taxes
■
income.-.^
allowed
•Materials
'
1949—3 Mos.—1948
sales, ,less cash dis¬
counts
Ry.—Earnings—
558,606
■
£8,302,032
on
depositary
and
said
$3,384,225
278,859
of
■'.<
of
assets
foreign subsidiaries-^.
'
765,891
765,891
Willson Products, Inc.—Dividend Meeting
Postponed—
The
v
i
corporation
has
Its dividend meeting to Nov.
15
r'from Nov. 8 because of the
holiday. The company is paying quarterly
> dividends of 20 cents per share,-.the
last of which was disbursed
*
on
Sept. 10. 1949—V. 170, p. 1441.
'
/
postponed
,
v
*
'
•
•
*'
"
'
_
I-
-
■
fs
stockholders
authorized
on
Nov.
15
will consider
There
Wisconsin Central Ry.—EarningsSeptember—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
»
raifway
,
1949
1948
,
1947
1946
$2,269,440
$2,678,690
$2,296,588
531,723
262,898
919,495
618,820
482,991
532,510
173,578
478,204
20,215,474
22.416,029
19,482,548
16,814,651
4,218,427
6,179,332
5,447,068
3,314,654
1,802,478
2,961,642
2,723,248
1,855,409
railway.......
income
oper
$1,984,109
railway
railway..
inpome
oper.
170,
p.
*Anrf services
to
share
per
consumed
customers.
of
assets
foreign
in
tBefore
currencies.
$8,870,244
»
foreign
$4.51
488,572
302,325
making-chewing
$4.82
830,753
.
gum and
extraordinary, loss
other products
conversion
on
of
net
subsidiaries
;Of
foreign
resulting from devaluation of
subsidiaries
included
above
(after
deducting exchange loss of $765,891.)—V. 170, p. 734.
Yonkcrs Electric Light & Power
Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Operating
Operating
*
—
...
...—
,
$4,710,844
1,701,189
666,038
1,788,739
509,815
681,250
600,000
750,876
—
530,600
293,800
.......—
$1,043,517
$767,614
———
2,160
2,152
$1,045,677
258,347
$769,766
....
than Federal income—,.—
tax
(est.)^
income
:
income
,1948
$5,428,308'
805,714
.——
other
Federal
——
i
Depreciation
Taxes,
1949
-
i->——i.
revenues
expenses
1846.
Operating
1,250,000
Wisconsin Hydro Electric
Co.—Earnings-
1,237,500
1,250,000
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
161,554 shs.
297,394 shs.
whereby the dealer
manage
$1.48
earns,
$9,480,989
_
$6,014,000
and
(1,968,487 shares)—$1.33
JNet earnings—Dr330,306
Maintenance
from
Outstanding
.
$2,907,757
sold
proposal to increase the
shares to 500,000 shares.
presently outstanding 294,830 shares.—V. 170, p. 441.
are
period.
$2,618,334
Net
'■
for
current
a
stock from 300,000
common
Net earns,
»:
Wilson-Jones Co.—To Increase Capitalization—
--The
2,500,000
form
"ex"
,
Sales r—^—50,755 461
similar
a
of
account
(F. W.) Wool worth Co.—October Sales Off—
1946
$2,260,589
railway.
railway
■
depositary
Securities, of the
on
Period End. Oct. 31-
$551,090 ! $1,011,080
$2.79
to
1949
•
•
balance
Joss
of
quartors
1947
$309,290
& Lake'Eric
.
American
receipts
for the
until further notice
by due bills
(
.
the
of
./
;
thereto
such
depositary
after* Nov.
*•,
3333.
p.
part
profit-and
'
railway___J.
oper.
ry.
a
man¬
group
Operating revenues
Operation
Maintenance
1949
...
State
taxes
and
$998,074
604,390
604,768
61,541
......
Federal
income
....
Income
92,733
84,194
35,450
Gross
income
$200,045
.
deductions
deductions
——
...
income
Net
Sales
—V.
Total
«——
...
of
$787,330
electricity
170,
(kwh.)
Net
Per
—V.
share
170,
of
p.
52,211
$145,010
common
1742.
"
stock
(132,800
shares)
$497,450
$120,592
55,035
income..
,
120.867,174 117,735,465
988.
p.
$68,382
$1.09
$0.51
Younker Brothers, Inc., Des Moines,
.
272,316
102,131
92,566
...
taxes
income
Gross
42,399
108,913
^
income
1948
$1,151,649
Depreciation
General
Non-operating
of
security dealers, including the dealer managers, to solicit subscriptions
to purchase the additional shares of common stock
offered.—V. 170,
1539.
'
share
of
distribution, at, the rate of one .additional ordinary registered share
for„ each ordinary registered share held,; The Committee further
244,816
v
?
—V. 170, p. 1441.
Net
400,000 shs.
to
330,219
J
the „credit
"
said.
share
a
this
at
from
from
—V.
to aggregate principal amount but subject
of the indenture under which the bonds
efforts
191,786
stock dividend of lone
fo take the place of
a
company
$1
From Jan. 1—
/
$1,250,000
(dealer managers),
best,
538,987
raiIway„T___
oper,
Net
SUBSCRIPTIONS—Company has entered into an
Hall ft Co.
(Inc.), Chicago, and The First
their
ry.
Gross
Harris,
Lincoln, Neb.
721,432
326,409
W
of
Jrom
Net
Gross
and
issuable.
"SOLICITATION
proposal,
capitalized.
quoted
,
share____
tills
from
be
250,000 shs.
:
as
declare^
Sept. 30—
September-^Net
from
2,500,000
$25)
(par
(par
debentures)
*
1977—„
at
*
New
Total
Net
41
3'e7r, due Dec. 1,
stock
common
Authorized
333^, due Dec. 1, 1978
sink, fund debs., due Nov. 1,
2,885,829
"
From ,Jp n. 1—>
3'r, due July 1, 1975
on
Other
f
14.162. shares' of
Series C.
2,950,298
1949, and that the
construction
bonds
mortgage
Series A.
3,350,890
snares
,
Dec.
sinking fund
'
,/
.
of
3Vz%
of ,$1,
pej*
share on
o( record Nov. 22,
Sept. 7, last, and on
cents* per
f20,000,opo by the
The Gqmmittee
Electrical-Instrument Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns.
attributable
Gross
necessary
CAPITALIZATION
•
to
issuance' of
25,582
.
I'i'S.
.
funds required to finance this construction program to the end of 1950
are
expected by the company to become available • from the sale to
of approximately $1,500,000 first mortgage bonds in
,thq
early part of 1950, and from treasury funds and ether internal sources
such as provisions for depreciation and amortization and
undistributed
earnings.
"
r.
24,383
"
institutions
(Adjusted
34,669
in¬
obligation of the purchaser of the debentures will be conditioned upon
to
paid
was
dividend.
25
holders
1473,
record at; the close of business 011 Nov.
American depositary receipts upon
receipt
38,604
Coal Co.—Declares Stock Dividend—
14
163,
Wheeling
out-of-pocket
the. company receiving not less than $250,000 from the sale of the additionalshares of common stock now offer
TAe "pet proceeds to be received by the company from the sale of the
additional
6-to
,;-s,
to the execution
before
33,641
, 1946 ' ^
$321,633
69,440
$345,312.
period, cost of moving machinery, equipment,, and
subsidiary, the C. J. Tagliabue Corp.,. (N. J,'), acquired
on Jan.
19, 1948, amounted to $265,435.
Earned surplus was charged
in the amount of $159,261, which is the remainder
of the: total cost
after deducting $106,174 for the related reduction in Federal
income
.
bentures. ,w.U be
79,384
;;
have
apd
per
*During
agreement, for the sale
to
an /institutional; investor,
at
plus accrued interest,'1 of $1,250,000 YkVo 'i sinking fund de¬
due Nov: I, 1969.
It,is expected that the sale of such de¬
100.72-'.r,
bentures,
year
inventories
of
$25,000
$383,696
85,552
.
2,996,78$
492,964
^
197,900
-
company paid
Earnings
subscription
all such shares, the
(equivalent to
$1,000.
of
York Stock
Exchange, has received,, hdt)Ce. froniiGuaranty
,9} New York, depositary, that, sub'jecc to the above stock¬
holder?' approval of the increase-in capitalization, such share
bonus
wift. be distributed by it on Nqv, l7,,T949,J..to'.hdldefs of the
American
depositary receipts representing
the .ordinary
',
profit after taxes....
Capital shs,, outstanding
$272,402
estimated
I The
fund
vv'" !■•
1947 T;
*
be
ican
ceitificatcs, the
9 Mos. End.
by
shares
"
; 1349
;(
Net
the
of
than
The company has arranged, subject
purchase
not
are
that
company
the
$19r23 per sharei, after deducting
cluding; the dealer managers' fees
expenses
which
assumption
sold
the-dealers'
to
shares
the
on
are
sinking
held,
the
cash
voted at this time. This distribution will be made
.stockholders of record Nov... 17,. Fractions will be paid
to
Weston
the
common
will
fupd, interest
-
each
amount.—V.
extend
the
upon
approved
standlpg. to
usually
15
this
\v*;!
vary
amount
161, p.
sum^bf £7;500,000^ forming
$2,241,474-; $^2,647,873
r"."
scrip
of
the company from the sale of the additional shares
offered
'$795,371
$346;i87
income—
director^
:,oThe
warrants are exercised and
upon the amount of com¬
missions the. company will be required to pay to dealers.. Also, there is
no firm
commitment on the part of underwriters or others to purchase
p.
1,111,130
439,199;
1
metalicizing of rural
V
The proceeds, to
the
."^76,038;
;
41,755
Alabama—Earnings
u
1441.
p.
dividend
conversion of three magneto exchanges to dial service
magneto exchanges to common battery service.
Estimated
expenditures ot $70,000 for gas and water properties will be for general
Improvements of the existing systems necessary to serve additional
,,
of
rail way
for
Dec.
and; three
to
-
$325,308
railway---^—' /:•
170,
stock
the
customers'.
Dec.
$1 Extra Div.—
extra
an
dividend
an,,, extraordinary general" meeting hellS" on
that
the
capital of. the compgny be
creation, of 30,000,000 new ordinary
shares of 5s, each, which will be Issued,
to' holders bf the present
outstanding 30,000,000- shares of-ordinary stock as a
100%
stock
diyfdend tq holders of.ordinary stock of record
Nov. 11,
1949.
'
Riy.
oper.
..The
for
transmission and distribution lines, sub¬
Expenditures for telephone properties are
$657,0C0 and are to be madp
serve
payable
like
of
shareholders
increased
$3,059.7I1^^4;161,584
■//
approximately
principally for extensions
are-
476,073
.
Westmoreland
.
also to
expected
5%
503,988
for contingent charges, i.e., capital
general' mortgage -4 V2 rU - income bonds,
purposes.—V. 170, p. 1539.
from
—V.
;
utility
new
-
railway.--.-—'Net. ry.'Oper. .incomeii-
,
are
from
Net
customers,>ince tl\e close of the war/ During the period
to Aug. 3l!, 1949, gross expenditures. for property
to
An. extra
declared
quarterly
w (F.
W.) WOolworth & Co., Ltd., London, Engl&ndUOrdinary Shares Increased—To Pay 100% Stock Div.—
$2,555,723' $3,685,511
$880,013"
42,886
38,612
.
From Jan. 1-H
,\l Gross from railway
approximately $2,893,000 is to be expended for electric properties, in¬
cluding "expenditures necessary for the completion by the end of 1949
of
^additional generating units at Ness City, Great. Bend, Dodge City
and Phillipsburg,
Kan., having a total capacity of 12,230 kilowatts,'
and;,the, construction' by June, .1950, of a generating unit with a
capacity, of 5.000 kilowatts at Concordia,, Kan.
Substantial expendi¬
3V2,7c
$413,482
49,562
pii
from
Net, ry.
.
substantial
a
directors
regular
Sept. 3, 1948.—V.
r
was added.
Additional growth of new customers in tne!ter¬
ritory Is anticipated for the immediate future/. The company estimates
that gross expenditures for
plant and property from Aug. 31, 1949 to
Dec. 31, 1950 will amount to
approximately $3,620,000. ,Of this amount
First
49,426
September— 1
Gross
1948
amounted
customers;
t.
$'830,587
L*
income
Wfest^rii
■
*!*
wap the company has been "engaged in a large expan¬
the increasing' demands for utility, service in the
service
'»■
$360,451
and, other corporate
to.meet
program
additions
• Net
FINANCING—Sincp
.
the
740,677
756,011
r-V 53,031
charges J
reqiiirenien'tg
,
values.;?'!;
used
98,938
'Amount available
12. communities
in
8
The
'! '
...
CONSTRUCTION
from
122,043
'
income,
•
Fixed
"/'I *'
j. •
.; ■•.V
the JL2 months ended Aug.
31, 1949,, the company derived 67.5
gross operating revenues from electric
operations, 22.5'//;from
telephone^ 5-.2'r Trom natural gas; 1.7'* .fromwater, and XYJ* from ice.
Opier^t.ons in the State of Kansas account for approximately 82, of
the company s, total
operating .revenues and p\'[i of property
lines
Dr)
.,•;■*
-Us
tures
$4,426,188
Nov,.,.,!!
For
from
(net
Tola!. incqme
Misc. deductions
companyralso jsuppllpdi .tqlpphpiie,
customers
the
$'3,311,734
-
to 47,078
"subscribers, iff 193. communities I and adjacent rural
territory in \Lssouri,. Kansas; Oklahoma and llowa, as • well as
natural
gas tp 4,331
customers jn H. communities in Kansas, water to 3,979
sion
$929,525
company
service
Nov.
fjhare ,and,,the
the,conunoq.,stock, botlv
ry.,hper.i income-*
Other
is engaged principally in .supplying electric and tele¬
phone;'setvice. '.As of Aug. 3'if* 1949,.
the^xompany supplied- electric
service to 44.771 customers in 146
comqiuhitlies^ij Kansas and 12 com¬
munities in Missouri, as Well as in adjoirfingftfthil
territory, 'The four
largest cities sehrea are Great
Bend.poftgq.Cfty, Liberal and Concordia','.
Kaii.
Electric
energy is also supplied 'at wholesale to 13 municipalities
in Kansas*. As ot, the
same date the
of
-6n
*
.
surviving
the
878,250
Woodward Governor Co.—To
Pay
954,369
1,517,8,71
915,840'
___—;—
,Net
crit Aug.. 11, 1945,. of Western Light
Power
121,279
J
Harris,
purchase such shares.
BUSlNESS-^Company, is
the merger, effective"
Tejpphoaie Co. (Deb), into Kansas
-T^e
the
016.590
$7,814,268
•
,
h13Tdr^
530,485
64,925
tax
other
Tents
.
BaU. ft CO.
937,119
1949.-
■
stock
$5,110,512
113,623
i.*.
Equip, and joint facility
of Chicago.
\uv> *: ■'
" * <'>
-"*•■■■ <■ ''■*■■■■■
paht of the 14,162 shares of common stock offered is
being under¬
Company, however,*has. agreed to».*ell to Harris, Hall ft Co;
(Ine.); at the subscription price to stockholders, any shares of such
No
$1,694,912
103,990
opers.
T__
v,Ry. oper. incomei'-i.^-' ■k $482,494
'
&
Trust Co.
written.
$775,682
124,273
ry.
accruals—
*
'/
Bank
fr.
rev.
tax
Payroll
Income
On
shares
Nov.
(no
4
a
par)
derson & Co.,
letter of
notification
stock, to
Des Moines.
be sold
was
filed
la.—Filing—
with
the
SEC
at $27.50 each through T.
Proceeds go to selling stockholder.
for
1,000
C.
Hen¬
52
(1960)
THE
COMMERCIAL
STATE AND
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, November 14,' 1949
CITY DEPARTMENT
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
p
ALABAMA
the
Bond
<000
Sale
Details—The
natural
purchased
gas
by
exceeding
$610,-
about
noted in
.
3.31%,
as
170 p.
1846,
v.
$264,000
J
31/2S.
Due
from
-
3y4s.
as
1967
Due
to
1979
the
to
The
Depart¬
bonds
be furnished
at the expense
the
School
District,
offered
1847—were
inclusive.
will
Nov.
7—v., 170,
awarded
the
to
Wil¬
Torrington,
Note
Conn.
SZlsinore
Union
High
Sch.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
1742—were
Due
1959
County (P. O.
Riverside), Calif.
Dec. 12 from 1950 to
on
inclusive.
The second high¬
Wesley Hall & Co.,
price of 100.52.
7—v.
for
170,
3s, at
a
Rosa Sch. Dists., Sonoma
County (P. O. Santa Rosa),
1
the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Calif.
West
Bond
Offering — Walter H.
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as 2V4s, at a
price of 100.01, a basis Nagle, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
about 2.24%. Dated Dec.
1,1949. pervisors, will receive sealed bids
Due on Dec. 1 from 1950 to 1959 until 11.30 p.m.
(PST) on Nov.
28 for the purchase of $890,000 not
inclusive.
to exceed 5%
High Sch. Dist.,
Glenn County (P. O.
Willows), Calif.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
divided
$111,000
as 2y4s.
Due on Dec.
from 1950 to 1965 inclusive.
24,000
2V2s.
as
Due
Dec.
on
in
from 1966 to 1969
inclusive.
1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was Blyth & Co.,
for $77,000 as
2y4s, and $58,000 as
2.V2S, at a price of 100.06, a basis
County Housing
Authority, Calif.
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awarded
at
Department
of Water and Power
electric plant
revenue, Issue of
registered
1949.
1949,
bonds.
coupon or
Dated
Denomination
Nov.
$1,000.
1,
Due
$500,000
on
Nov. 1 from 1950 to
1989 inclusive. The bonds
matur¬
ing on or after Nov. 1, 1955, or
any
at
of
them,
may
the
be
redeemed,
Department,
option of the
Nov. 1, 1952, or on
any interest
payment date thereafter
10
maturity,
at
redemption
price
with respect to each
such redeem¬
able bond equal to
100yt% of the
principal amount thereof, plus y4
of 1% of such
principal
Tor each whole 12
months'
and for any
a
amount
period,
remaining fraction of
months' period,
from the
12
■date fixed
for redemption to the
maturity date of. such bond, but
exceeding 103% of such prin¬
cipal
amount.
Such
proposals
not
may
specify
one
or
more
interest
rates; provided, however, that
interest
which
1%;
rate
is not
a
provided,
terest rates
be
shall
specified
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on
be
specified
multiple of
further,
no
y4
that
of
in¬
the bonds shall not
which would result in
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the
&
First
be
Cutler,
furnished
basis
a
of
from
1950 to
1969
and
1974.
1,
Jan.!
1950.'
Principal
10
exceed
5%
Dated
%'%
interest
bonds,
nomination $1,000.
Dec. 15 from 1950
1,
1949.
Dec.
on
15,
1949.
1
Due
from
$350,000
1950
1969
to
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1949.
Due April
1, as follows: $100,-
:
000
from
1952
to
1,
1963
inclu¬
sive, and $80,000 in 1964.
3,639,000 capital
improvement
1949
bonds.
1949.
Due
lows:
Dated
on
Dec.
1,
$182,000
from
inclusive,
1968
Dec.
and
1.
fol¬
as
1950
to
$181,000
in 1969.
450,000 hospital
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1949. Due on Dec. 1,
follows:
to
1959
000
$22,000 from 1950
inclusive,
from
1960
and
to
clusive.
1969
Series
A
military
bonds.
from 1950 to
1
in¬
.
Dated
1, 1949. Due $300,000
on
pay,
Dec.
on
Dec.
1969 inclusive.
10,000,000 school, Series A bonds.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Dated Dec. 1, 1949. Due $500,000 on Dec. 1 from 1950 to
office.
1969 inclusive.
sive.
A
certified
check
for
3%
of
the
bonds,
payable
to
the
Chairman of the Board of
Super¬
visors, is required.
Jefferson
*
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P• O. Golden), Colo.
v
Bond
Offering—Mary
Secretary of the Board
I
Mohler,
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (MST) on Nov. 15
for the
purchase of $350,000 not to exceed
2%%
interest
building coupon
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
1,
follows:
1952;
$14,000
$15,000
in
$16,000 in 1955
in
1957 and
and
1960;
on
in
and
and
1954;
1956; $17,000
1958; $18,000 in 1959
$19,000
in
1962; $20,000 in. 1963;
Bank
rate
of
■
of
the
State
1961
and
$21,000 in
of
name
interest, expressed in
a multiple of
V4 of 1%.
The ap¬
proving opinion of Reed, Hoyt &
Washburn, of New York City,
,
will
be
furnished
chaser.
A
$560,000,
Treasurer,
to
certified
payable
is
the
(EST)
purchase of
the
required.
$58,000
City Clerk and Comptrol¬
ler, will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
purchase
of
services taxes
1964 and 1965; $22,000 in 1966
and
registered
1967, and $23,000 in 1968 and 1969.
^nt.
Bonds maturing in 1960 to
1969, to
000.
J,
due
on
Nov.
10 for the
$750,000
revenue
utilities
coupon
certificates.
on
Sept.
1,
as
or
Dated
1949. Denomination
follows: $50,000
as
from
1951
$1,-
follows:
to
1957
interest
any
after
said
June
on
inclusive;
payment
or
date
respective dates. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
approving opinion of Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of
Chicago, will
be furnished to the
purchaser by
the County. A certified check
for
$15,000, payable to the County
Treasurer, is required.
V
the
at
INDIANA
-
Angola, Ind.
Nov.
on
Bond
$1,925,000
from
1955
to
1959
$66,000 from 1960 to
inclusive; $68,000 from 1964
1963
to
1969
1970
inclusive; $72,000,, from
inclusive, and $74,-
to
Sale—The
1
$65,000
!
water
000
the
—
awarded
Corp.,
1950
in
1975
First
to
1979
inclusive.
National
Bank,
of
At¬
to
Clinton County
cost
A
$38,500,
payable
Board
1634
p.
of
the
to
certified
to
pur¬
check
the
Education, is
for
County
&
(EST)
pm.
Nov.
on
15
for
the
purchase of $325,000 23/4% school
registered bonds. Dated
Nov. 1,
1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due
Jan.
on
1,
$11,000 from 1951
sive, and $12,000
inclusive.
terest
to
follows:
as
1973
from
inclu¬
1974
to
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Trust
Company of Georgia, Atlanta,
other
be
chaser.
in
designated
Atlanta
101.26,
1
from
-,
^
$600,000
awarded
to
the
by
the
of
Atlanta,
to
the
will
purchaser
be
fur¬
$6,500,
payable to the Board of Education,
is required.
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IDAHO
Bannock
County (P. O.
Pocatello), Idaho
Bond Offering — Anna
Keefe,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
for
10
the
a.m.
(MST) on Nov.
purchase of $550,000
not to exceed 3%
bonds.
Dated
interest hospital
Oct.
1949.
1,
nomination $1,000. Due
follows:
on
$20,000 from
1951
inclusive; $30,000 from
to 1964 inclusive and
to
1969
and interest
County
De¬
Oct.
1,
to
1958
$40,000 from
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Treasurer's
office,
or
20, 1949. Due
1950
to
..
Note
Series
July
on
1965 inclusive.
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Sale—The
notes
$273,000
offered Nov.
11th
3
were
awarded to the Chemical
Bank &
Trust Co., of New York, and As¬
sociates, at 0.82%. Dated Nov. 29,
1949. Due on Dec. 1, 1950.
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Madison, Ind.
Bond Offering — Catherine E.
Widman, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
$300,000 not to exceed 4% inter¬
on
Nov.
pon
without
A certified check for
and
Wayne Housing
Authority, Ind.
est
pur¬
Chicago,
Fort
as
approving opinion of
Sibley, Troutman &
of
basis of about 1.34%,
a
_
or
The
Spaulding,
Kelley,
nished
bank
Co.,
Dated Oct.
required.
(P. O. Griffin), Ga.
Offering — B. C. Alliff,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
1965
were
—
Trust
of
Bond
"1957
Sale—The
hos¬
pital bonds offered Nov. 7—-v. 170,
Spalding County, County Sch. Dist.
as
(P. O.
Frankfort), Ind.
Bond
without
nished
cost.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., of New
York, jointly, as l%s, at a, price
chaser.
such
1971
Continental Illinois National Bank
approving opinion of
Spaulding, Sibley, Troutman &
Kelley, of Atlanta, will be fur¬
1979
the
City Securities
Indianapolis.
Dated
The
lanta.
3
to
of
1974
bids until
10 a.m.
terest
Aug. 1, 1949. Due
30
Certificate Offering— L. Press-
(CST)
1954;
for
State
Lakeland, Fla.
grove,
2%
coupon bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1949. Denomination
$1,000.
Due on Nov.
1, as follows: $25,000 in 1950;
$52,000 from 1951 to
pur¬
check
to
FLORIDA
Nov. 1,
1951
1953
and
Farmers
1949. ' De¬
nomination $1,000. Due
as
Denomination $1,000.
Principal
interest
payable
at
the
and
the
the
a.m.
purchase of
juvenile detention
works revenue 1949 bonds
offered
Nov. 4
v.
170, p. 1643 — were
may
Delaware, Dover. Bidders to
COLORADO
for
a.m.
coupon or
1
6,000,000 veterans'
$23,-
inclu¬
1974
until 11
Principal and interest payable at
1,280,000 highway refunding 1949
De¬
$1,000
fol¬
as
inclusive.
building
Due
to
divided
or
bids
10
the
K
inclusive;
Dec.
Nov.
$25,000 not
interest
Dec.
coupon
$7,000,000 highway improvement
1949, Series A bonds.
Dated
sealed
on
22
lows:
as
receive
15 for the purchase of
bonds.
2
registered
Hallowell,
(PST)
a.m.
1
the
Calif.
County Clerk, will
until
ex¬
,t
interest
Nov.
for
Secretary of the County Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Mc¬
for
to
1968, $16,000 in 1969
1970, $17,000 in 1971 and
1972, $18,000 in 1973, and $21,-
bids
until
22
The
County, County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Decatur), Ga.
Offering—J. D. Cherry,
?
purchase of $23,369,000 not to
on
re¬
Bond
ceed
in
sealed
is
DeKalb
(EST)
bids until
,
2%
GEORGIA
in¬
p.m.
Ventura),
to
for
J.
coupon bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1947. Denomination $1,000. Due
on
Dec. 1, 1957; $350,000 thereof
optional at par and accrued in¬
will
■..■V-;.'/'
.
Due
1969
DELAWARE
Chicago,
the purchaser. A
Michael
—
home
on
about
Dated Nov. 15, 1949.
15
of
to
check
22
on
prior
100.64,
City
sealed
1
man
p.
bids
Nov.
on
21£% school
Bond Offering—L. E.
15
lor the purchase of
$20,000,000 not
to exceed 4% interest
awarded to
170,
Offering
$400,000
July 1 from 1951 to 1964
Optional July 1, 1954.
approving opinion of Chap¬
receive
Elementary School District,
Ventura County (P. O.
the
Nov.
7—v.
Delaware (State of)
Bond Oriermg—Jtiarris B.
1958,
Summit
William Street, New
York, N. Y.,
on
Nov.
sealed
on
clusive.
Board of Supervisors, is required.
Corporate Trust Dept. of the Na¬
tional City Bank of New
York; 22
Bond
on
(EST)
p.m.
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
Flynn, County Clerk, will receive
The
$934,000 school
Cooley & Co., of
jointly, as IV2S, at a
of
Nov.
on
tified check for 10% of the
bonds,
payable to the Chairman of the
Offering—Joseph L. Wil¬
liams, Secretary of the Board of
Water and Power
Commissioners,
will receive sealed bids
(EST)
and
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. A cer¬
Angeles, Calif.
certi¬
inclusive.
quired.
price
fol¬
as
Due
Dowell, Jr., Secretary of the State,
Dated
and
Bond
ILLINOIS
Cook
Nov. 29 for the purchase of
$100,000
water
revenue
certificates.
&
will
000 in
,-
&
a.m.
1957
1965
to the Central
Hanover
Trust Co., of New
York,
0.79%.
Dated Nov. 29, 1949.
Due on Dec. 1, 1950.
without cost. A certi¬
fied check for 5% of the
bid, pay¬
able to the County, is required.
Trust
the
receive
7:30
on
purchaser
pay¬
A
held
Oct.
18, ■ 1949.
opinion of Persh¬
ing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson, of
Denver, will be furnished to the
bid,
City, is required.
will
until
certified
and
—-
10
1,
bids
Hartford,
Dis¬
bonds. Due Jan. 1, as follows:
Kern
until
School
$10,000 in 1950, $11,000 in 1951
to
1953, $12,000 in 1954 to
1957, $13,000 in 1958 to 1961,
$14,000 in 1962 to 1964, $15,000
■of about 2.41%.
Los
Elementary
in
Dated Dec.
Bank
1743—were
1.43%.
1970, $26,000
1971, $27,000 in 1972 and
1973, and $32,000 in 1974.
350,000 High School District
1
at
cost.
2%- of
to the
Commission
Hartford, Conn.
offered
for
000
1
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Note
election
ox
interest
without
$20,000 in
1959 and 1960, $21,000 in 1961
and 1962, $22,000 in 1963 and
1964, $23,000 in 1965 and 1966,
$24,000 in 1967 and 1968, $25,-
Sale
The $425,000 9th
Series notes offered Nov. 3 were
and
Irving Trust Co., New York
The approving
interest,
Manufacturers
check
Boston Corp. and
$17,000 in 1952 and 1953, $18,000 in 1954 to 1956, $19,000
,
follows:
as
inclu¬
Pompano Beach, Fla.
Certificate Offering—The
lows: $16,000 in 1950 and 1951.
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of
100.11, a basis of
2.31%,
bonds
interest school bonds
trict bonds. Due Jan.
$135,000 school
Nov. 7—v. 170, p.
1540—were awarded to the Bank
of America National Trust &
Sav¬
the
payable
170, p. 1743—
Day, Stoddard &
Bond Sale—The
follows:
as
$540,000
offered
about
Nov.
awarded to
highest bidder was Estabrook
Co., at 0.86% interest.
Santa
p.
to
Hamilton Union
at
fied
Williams,
of
New
Haven,
at
0.82% interest. Dated Nov. 8, 1949.
Due on May 8, 1950. The second
est bidder was
$100,000 school
Nov.
awarded
City, at the holder's option: These
bonds
were, authorized
at
the
1975
to
4—v.
were
Dist.,
Riverside
Principal
purchaser
fered
at the
Co., New York City. The approv¬
ing opinion of Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York, will be furnished to the
$300,000 First
anticipation notes of¬
1950.
CALIFORNIA
1952;
1954;
multiple of
a
able
Sale —The
District tax
in
in
the rate of
in
1%.
CONNECTICUT
Co.; of Los Angeles,
as 2%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
of about 2.73%.
Dated Dec. 12,
1955
name
expressed
to
p.
liam R. Staats
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
ders to
purchaser
of
tin* District. A certified check for
5% of the bonds is required.
San
1951; $60,000
1953; $70,000
sive; $80,000 in 1953; $90,000 in
1959, and $110,000 in 1960.
Bid¬
County Treasurer's office.
Denver,
in
in
$75,000 from
approving opinion of Persh¬
Bosworth, Dick & Dawson,
ing,
of
Diego
County (P. O. San Diego), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school
1
the
at
for
payable
1
Nov.
on
certified, check
quired.
sold
Nov.
on
A
$50,000
$65,000
interest date thereafter. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
any
Water and Power, is re¬
from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.
-346,000
be redeemable at the
option of the
District on Nov. 1, 1959, or on
The
annum.
$40,000,
Pauma
as
per
ment of
previously
were
4%
furnished.
follows:
as
incurred
of O'Melveny
Myeis, of Los Angeles, will be
&
&
Co., of
Kew York, and
Associates, on a
bid reflecting a net interest cost
of
be
to
cost
approving opinion
bonds
revenue
Shields
interest
cnrough the issuance of the bonds
Jasper, Ala.
18
for
the
sewage
works
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
cou¬
1,
1949.
Denomination
$1,000. Due $3,000
$4,000 July 1, 1952, $4,000 Jan. and
July 1, 1953;; and
1954, $4,000 Jan. and $5,000 <fuly
1, 1955, $5,000 Jan. and July 1,
Jan.
and
1956 and
1957, $5,000 Jan. ..and
$6,000 July 1, 1958 and 1959, $6,000 Jan. and July
1, 1960, $6,000
Jan. and $7,000
July 1, 1961 and
1962, $7,000 Jan. and July 1,., 1963,
$7,000
1964
Jan.
and
and
$8,000
1965,1 $8,000
July 1, 1966
and
and
$9,000
July
Jan.
and
$9,000
July
Jan.
1971
and
1972
and
deemable
and
1967, $8,000 Jan.
1,
1.
1968,
1969
and
$9,000
and
$10,000
1970,
July'l,
$10,000 Jan. and July 1,
1973.
at
City, in whole
inverse
July. .1,
Jan,;
All
the
or
bonds
option
are
re¬
of
the
in part, in their
numerical
order,
on
any
interest payment date after issu¬
ance,
the
at face value, together with
following
premiums:
8%
if
Volume
170
redeemed
on
Number 4855
before
or
Jan.
THE
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if redeemed
6%
nished
fied
on
New
kens,
purchaser. A certi¬
for
Albany Sch. City, Ind.
Offering—H. Scott Pic¬
Secretary
School
the
of
Trustees,
Board
will
of
receive
.sealed bids until 0 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 22 for the purchase of $250,■000
not
to
exceed
building
of
1949
3%
interest
bonds.
Denomination $1,$7,000 on July 1, 1950;
.■$6,000 on Jan. 1 and $7,000 on
-July 1 from 1951 to Jan. 1, 1968
$3,000
and
Bidders to
;I969.
intrest,
of
July
on
I,
the rate of
name
expressed in a multiple
The approving opin-
to
4%
before Jan.
out
payment
.A certified
able
check for $2,000, pay¬
the
to
School
quired.
City,
is
re¬
of the District
(P. O.
Westport), Ind.
$63,350 bonds
Bond
Sale—The
offered
Nov.
5
awarded
were
Note
basis of about 1.64%, as follows:
a
:$35,500 Sch. Twp. bonds. Denomi¬
nation
$500.
$1,000, except
Due
$500
July
from
1
for
July 1,
Jan. 1 and
to Jan.' 1,
on
.1951, and $1,000
..
one
on
1952
1969.
27,850
Civil
Twp. bonds. De¬
nomination $500, except one
for $350. Due $350 on July 1,
1951; $1,000 on Jan. 1 and
$500 on July 1 from 1952 to
'
Jan.
1968 inclusive, and
Jan. 1 and July 1,
1,
$1,000
on
Series
Dated Dec. 1, 1949. Legality ap¬
by
Miller,
Ross,
McCord,
of Indianapolis.
Ice
The
&
sec¬
ond highest bidder was Westport
Union Trust Co., Westport,
for
l34s, at
price of 100.26.
a
Sold—An
issue
gymnasium
of
$20,-
construction
foonds has been sold to Wheelock
-&
Trust
Cummins,
of
Des
Moines,
as
2s, at a price of 100.71.
29,
1950.
interest cost of about 2.89%. Dated
Feb. 15 from
^.92%.
tric
Sale—The
light
bonds
and
offered
to
1974
on
1, 1949. Due
Bond
to
to
1
1
Due
$5,19501 to
from
.lf
#
25,000
trunk
Oct.
on
bonds."
sewer
1,
as
1950
from
to
follows:
1954
Du«>
$3,000
inclusive,
and $2,000 from 1955
,
195fr
to
inclusive.Dated
Oct.
1,
1949.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Principal and interest
payable at the First National Bank,
of Boston.
Bidders to name the
rate of
interest, expressed in a
multiple of va of 1%. The approv¬
ing opinion of Storey, Thorndike,.
Palmer
be
&
Dodge, of Boston, will
furnished to the purchaser. A
check
for
1%
of
the-
certified
bonds, payable to the city, is
quired.
re¬
.
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4
MICHIGAN
Albert
Township School District
Lewiston),
No. T. U. (P. O.
Michigan
name
Bond
a
Offering —Mary
on
Nov. 24,
in
a
single
■
O,
callable.
*
Bond
E„
Cal¬
Town
(EST)
chase
of
divided
Bidders to
the rate of in¬
name
terest, expressed in
multiple of
Principal and interest
1%.
of
a
bids
Nov.
on
14
Dec.
1,
from
1950
1960
on
$25,000
inclusive,
1958
elec¬
revenue
170,
p.
Juran
&
Bond
of
the
Sale
from
1951
inclusive.
Dated
Postponed—The sale
bonds.
1* from
$887,000 not to exceed 2%
bonds, originally sched¬
interest
uled
for
Nov.
7
has
been
Dec.
to
1,
1949.
$1,000. Bidders to
of
interest,
va
name
1/10
or
the
in
expressed
of
on
a
were
9—v.
170,
1848—
awarded to the Harris Trust
p.
Quincy
Housing
Authority,
Mass.
Note Offering—Louis A. George,
&
or
as
called
for
follows:
for
re¬
prior to July
prior to July 1, 1956; $5
or
out
bond
called for redemption
July 1, 1956, but on or prior
to July 1,
1958; and no premium,
shall be paid on bonds called for
redemption after July ; 1^ 195&
Boston.
Nov.
premium
a
bond
on
after
or
after
post¬
Principal and interest payable in
The approving opinion
Chelsea, Mass.
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
of Boston, rwill be fur¬
Bond Sale—The $319,000 transit Dodge,
assessment loan, Act of 1949 bonds nished to the purchaser.
date
on
and accrued
fixed for re¬
redeemed
so
each
on
each
1%.
of
offered
the
par
lr
1954; $10 on each bond called for
redemption after July 1, 1954, but
Denomina¬
,
Additional Sale—The $98,500 tax
bonds offered on same date were
at
plus
$15
1979
District, in in¬
on any in¬
date
interest to
demption
rate
of
1953,
each bond
Due $5,000
1950
tion
multiple
the
payment
July 4,
1959 to 1969
be redeemed at
may
demption,
sewer
Dec.
on
Mass.
1964
numerical order
terest
inclusive.
150,000
to
option of
verse
follows:
to
and $4,000 from 1958 to
inclusive. Bonds maturing in
1964
bonds,
Due
4%
clusive
the
bonds.
as
exceed
Dec.
on
of $50,000 net
interest building:
1951; $3,000 from 1952 to 1957 in¬
pur¬
coupon
$20,000* from
and
re¬
p.m.
the
for
2
follows:
$445,000 school
payable in Boston and New York.
until
$595,000
as
Mack¬
Treasurer, will
sealed
to
(EST)
coupon
■
Offering—Arnold
intosh,
ceive
Mass.
bids until 8.30 p.m.
7 for the purchase
inclusive.
7—v.
Nov,
Bidders to
Oct.
on
1959 inclusive.
»
interest, expressed in
Needham,
be
Brookline,
water
awarded
Due
1964.
piece for the entire amount in
fully registered form. Non-
Moody, of St. Paul, on a bid re¬
poned.
flecting a net interest cost of about
2.78%.
and
cessful bidder.
$200,000
Nov.
000
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
the rate of
Due
bonds. Dated Oct. 5, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due on July
1, as follows: $2,000 in 1950 and
1963
Rayville, La.
Bond
Dated
price of 100.29,
a
50,000 sewerage bonds.
inclusive.
Bank of Boston.
C. bonds.
The approving opinion of
Ropes,
Stubbs, Smith Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of
Boston, will be furnished the suc¬
was
basis of about
a
Nov.
accrued
bonds.
sewer
Oct. 1 from 1950 tf>
1959 inclusive.
'
on
lers, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed!
1950.
Vs
1950 to 1969 inclusive. The second
Lombardo, at
Series
Dec.
—
&
$17,000
1959
Medford, Mass.
297,671.65 Series D bonds. Dated
,
ing and equipment bonds offered
Nov. 3
v.
170, p. 1541 — were
awarded to Volz, Caswell & Co.,
of
San
Antonio, at a price of
100.02, on a bid reflecting a net
highest bidder
on
any
1950 to 1959 inclusive.
170,000 trunk
1949.
to
1951
1950
in
Nov.
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
on
1 from
to
1, 1949.
Denomination
multiple of lA of 1%. The approv¬
$1,000. Due $13,000 on June 1
ing opinion of Storey, Thorndike,
and
$14,000 on Dec. 1 from
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston, will
1950
to
1962
inclusive, and be furnished to the
purchaser.
$13,000 on June 1 and Dec. 1
(P. O. Lake Charles), La.
Aug. 15, 1949. Due
on
Dec.
were
Calcasieu Parish Sch. Dist. No. 21
Bond
on Nov.
inclusive.
1953
house
Bidders to
name
the rate of inter¬
est, expressed in a multiple of V*
1%.
Principal and interest.
(J-J)
payable at the Lewiston
Bank, Lewiston. The approving
opinion of Miller, Canfield, Pactor
Savings Bank, of Chicago, and
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
a net interest cost of about
.288%, Chace, Whiteside, Warren & Sears,
at the office of the State Housing
as follows:
of Boston, jointly, as
W2S, at a
dock & Stone, of
Board, 18 Tremont Street, Boston,
Detroit, will be
price of 100.80, a basis of about
$57,000 street improvement, Series
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 17 for furnished to the purchaser with¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
A bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from 1.34%.
Due
the purchase of $4,400,000 Second out cost. A certified check for $I,~
on
Nov. 1 from 1950 to 1959 in¬
1951 to 1969 inclusive.
Series notes. Dated Nov. 28, 1949. 000, payable to the District Treasr14,000 police station and public clusive.
Due on Nov. 28, 1950.
Principal urer, is required.
Bonds are dated Nov. 1, 1949.
rest
room,
Series B bonds.
and interest payable at such bank
Carmel and Eaton
Due on Nov. 1 from 1951 to Denomination $1,000. Due on Nov.
Twp. and City
or trust company as the
purchaser
of Charlotte Frac. Sch. Dist.
1969 inclusive..
1, as follows: $32,000 from 1950 to
designates. The approving opinion
No. 1 (P. O.
1958 inclusive and $31,000 in 1959.
Charlotte),
12,500
public
park,
Series
C
of Sullivan, Donovan & Heenehan,
bonds.
Michigan
>
Due on Nov. 1 from Principal and interest payable at
of New York City, will be fur¬
the National Shawmut
1951 to 1969 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $390,000 builctBank, of nished
by the Authority.
Boston. Legality approved by
15,000 municipal stadium, Series
ing bonds offered Nov. 3 were
D bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Webster Housing Authority, Mass. awarded to Stranahan, Harris &
1951 to 1969 inclusive.
Dodge, of Boston.
Co., Inc., and Watling, Lerchen &
,
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Bond
Dec. 1,
on
3
Hanover
Dated
or
interest date.
Co., of New York,
interest.
Due;
Nov.
Central
to
Barcus, Kindred
&
Co., of Chicago, on a bid reflecting
Alpha School District, la.
000
1949.
the
1974,
403,000
8th
awarded
IOWA
Bonds
&
$581,000
offered
to
0.77%
The
—
notes
1541—were
;;; 1969.
proved
Sale
awarded
to
•George F. Redelman, of Greensburg, as l3As, at a price of 101.006,
25,
Alexandria Housing Authority, La.
at
Sandcreek Twp.
-<
■(
LOUISIANA
Bank
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by the city. A certified check for
$500 is required.
City.
Due
1,
$3,000
inclusive,
addition
Due $30,000 on Oct. 1
bonds.
awarded to the Lee Higgin¬
Corp., Estabrook & Co., R. L.
Day & Co., both of Boston, and
Blair & Co., Inc.,
jointly, as IV4S,
at
a
price of 100.19, a basis of
Dated Nov.
1952
school
son
1.21%.
to
follows:
$2,000 from
from
were
about
as
inclusive.
300,000
Bond Offering—Ralph W. Wat¬
Series B bonds. Dated
son, City Treasurer, will receive
25, 1949. Denomination
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
$1,000. Due on Nov. 25, as fol¬
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $509,lows: $102,000 from
1950 to
000 transit assessment loan, Act of
1978 inclusive, and
$4,692,000 1949
coupon bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
in
1979. Bonds
maturing in 1949.
Denomination
$1,000.
Due
1979 will be subject
to re¬
on
Nov. 1, as follows: $59,000 in
demption as a whole at the
1950, and $50,000 from 1951 to 1959
option
will be furnished to the purchaser
will be furnished
and
bonds. '* Rpe
sewer
1,
1950
from
Nov.
inter¬
redemption there¬
after.
The approving opinion of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
ioii of Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,
of Indianapolis,
additional
trunk
Oct.
on
,
$7,650,000
1, 1965, and with¬
of
est if called for
of 1 %,
.at the expense of the School
23,000
,
amount
an
inclusive.
of the principal if
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
redemption on or before
Jan. 1, 1956; 3% of such principal
Boston Metropolitan District, Mass.
amount if called for
redemption
Bond
Offering—Henry G. Gomthereafter and on or before Jan. 1,
1959; 2% of such principal amount perts, Chairman of the Board of
if called for redemption thereafter Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 21
and on or before Jan.
1, 1962; 1%
for the purchase of
of such principal amount if called
$8,350,671.65
for redemption thereafter and on bonds, divided as follows:
equal
or
Dated
Due
inclusive,
'
called for
Nov. 22, 1949.
•000.
*
1,
$3,000, payable to
the City, is required.
Bond
* "
«C»-
Jan.
in
the
to
check
after
before Jan.
or
" 53
(1961)
<Vi|
KENTUCKY
1, as follows: $8,000 from 1950 tq
MASSACHUSETTS
""
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~
\
1954 inclusive, and $7,000 from
Princeton, Ky.
Attleboro, Mass.
Bond Offering—Garland
1955 to 1964 inclusive. Principal
QuisenBond Sale—The
1961; 4% if' redeemed after Jan.
$392,000 bonds and interest
berry, City
Clerk, will receive offered Nov. 9—v.
payable at the Mer¬
1, 1961, and on or before Jan. 1,
170, p. 1848— chants National
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) on were awarded to Lee
Bank, of Boston.
1966; 2% if redeemed after Jan.
Higginson Bidders to name the rate of in¬
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
$21,1, 196S, and prior to maturity;
Corp., Blair & Co., Inc., and Rock000 water works revenue bonds.
land-Atlas National Bank, of Bos¬ terest, expressed in a multiple of
plus in each case interest to the
Dated Jan. 1, 1949. Denomination
1/4 of 1%.
The approving opin¬
.date fixed for redemption. Prin¬
ton, jointly, as l^s^at a price of
ion of Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
$1,000. Due $7,000 Jan. 1, 1971 to
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
100.57, a basis of about 1.42%, as
& Dodge, of
1973, optional for redemption by
Boston, will be fur¬
sX the First National Bank, Madi¬
follows:
the city prior to maturity on any
nished to the purchaser.
son. Bidders to name the rate of
water
bonds.
Due
on
interest payment date on or after $292,600
interest, expressed in a multiple Jan.
Nov. 1 from 1950 to 1964 in¬
Maiden, Mass.
1,1953, with a stipulation that
Bond Sale—The $533,000 transit
o£'% of 1%. The approving opin¬ the city will
clusive.
pay the holder of any
ion of Ross, McCord, Ice & Mil¬
assessment loan, Act of 1949 bonds
100,000 school loan bonds. Due
of such bonds thus redeemed ad¬
ler, of Indianapolis, will be fur¬ ditional
on
Nov. 1 from 1950 to 1969 offered Nov. 9—v. 170, p. 1848—
interest
1956;
1, 1956, and
r
Offerin g—Laura
H.
<
,
Spooner, City Clerk, will receive
.sealed bids until 4:30 p.m. (CST)
-on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
$51,000
bonds,
street
divided
follows:
.■
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as
■
$15,000 construction bonds.
Due
$5,000 on Nov. 1 from 1951 to
,
Note Offering—John N. Barmby,
All the bonds
,
1949.
1953 inclusive.
,
.
$4,000
on
Nov.
1,
The
1949.
ap¬
proving opinion of Bannister, Car¬
penter, Ahlers & Cooney, of Des
Moines,r will be furnished to the
purchaser.
J
,
;
•
■
.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 city hall
bonds
1643—were
Des
Nov.. 7—v.
offered
awarded
Moines
to
National
170, p.
the
Iowa
Bank
&
Trust Co., of Des Moines, as l%s,
at
price
a
about
Due
on
was
100.08,
Dated
Nov. 1
inclusive.
der
of
1.23%.
from
a
basis
of
Oct.
1, 1949.
1951
to
1959t
The second highest bid¬
Otis & Co., for IV4S, at a
price of 100.07.
Offering
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 17 for
Mass.
Raymond M.
the
Davis, City Treasurer, will receive
—
sealed bids until 11
(EST) on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $369,Hagerstown, Md.
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 mu¬ 000 transit assessment
loan, Act of
nicipal electric light plant im¬ 1049 coupon bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
provement, Series 3 bonds offered 1949.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Nov.
9—v.
170,
p.
1644—were on Nov. 1, as follows: $44,000 in
awarded to a syndicate composed 1950; $40,000 in 1951 and
1952, and
of Lehman Brothers, C. J. Devine $35,000 from 1953 to 1959 inclu¬
Co.,
Kean,
Spencer, la.
Everett,
Bond
MARYLAND
&
.
'
-
1,
>
Due
May 1 from 1950 to
'1958 inclusive.
Dated
dated Nov.
.•
36,000; improvement bonds.
.
are
R.
W.
Taylor
Pressprich
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
all of New
York, and the Union Trust Co. of
Maryland, of Baltimore, at
of
100.08,
as
a
price
follows:
$245,000
a
as
basis of about 1.53%,
as
Due
on
VAs.
Due
from 1955 to 1961
740,000
as
purchase
Series notes.
of
$317,000
First
Dated Nov. 28,
1949.
on Nov.
28, 1950. The approv¬
ing opinion of Sullivan, Donovan
& Heenehan, of New York City,
will be furnished by
the Authority.
IV2S.
Due
inclusive.
on
Nov.
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
as
from
60,000
The
1951
—
on
(EST)
chase
bonds.
sealed
on
of
bids
Nov.
15
$110,000
Dated
Nov.
nomination $1,000.
until
for
11
a.m.
pur¬
water
coupon
1, 1949.
Due
on
De¬
Nov.
1,
1950
sewer
as
to
bonds.
follows:
1956
„
Due
$13,000
inclusive,
and $12,000 from 1957 to
re¬
the
Oct.
from
W. Francis
Shields, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
1
1951
1955
as
April 1
inclusive. !
on
to 1954
iv2s.
Due
to
April I
on
1963
1%'s. Due
1964 and
Bond Offering—Harold J. Tuni-
127,000 trunk
Bond Offering
1
230,000
Worcester, Mass.
Lee, Mass.
Nov.
,
l3As. Due
as
from
on
1965.
inclusive.
April 1 in
'
,
second
highest bidder wasson, City Treasurer, will receive Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., ami
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬ sealed
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
able
at
the
National
Shawmut
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $833,- jointly, for $250,000 as IV2S, amt
Bank of Boston. Bidders to name
as
000 coupon bonds, divided as fol¬ $140,000
l3/4s, at a price of
the rate of interest, expressed in a
100.20, a basis of about 1.62%.
lows:
1
multiple of % of 1%. The approv¬
Bonds are dated Nov.
1, 194&
ing opinion of Storey, Thorndike, $100,000 water bonds. Due $10,000 Denomination
$1,000.
Due
on
on
Oct. 1 from 1950 to 1959
Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston, will
April 1, as follows: $25,000 from
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
$100,000
Due
be furnished to the purchaser.
4s.
1950 to 1954 inclusive.
515,000
a.m.
Co., both of Detroit, jointly, on »
reflecting a net interest cost
1.58%, as follows:
bid
of about
1959
inclusive,
38,000
on
trunk
Oct.
from
and
1,
to
1962
$30,000 from
sive.
Bonds
as
bonds.
follows:
Due
$4,000
1950 to 1957 inclusive,
$3,000 in 1958 and 1959.
1965
maturing in
and
inclu¬
1955
to
1965, may be redeemed at the op¬
tion of the District in inverse nu-*
merical order
sewer
inclusive
1963 to
ment
date
1954, at
on
on
any
or
interest pay¬
April 1,
after
and accrued interest
to the date fixed for
redemption^
plus
a
par
premium for each bond
so
'
54
(1962)
redeemed
as
bond called
THE
follows: $20
each
on
Dated
for'redemption prior
redemption on or after April 1,
1958, but prior to April 1, 1960;
$5
on
each
demption
bond
called
for
re¬
on or after
April 1,1960,
but prior to April 1, 196*2, and no
premium shall be paid on bonds
called for redemption on or after
April
terest
1, 1962. Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at a bank or
tru§t company designated by the
purchaser. " Legality approved by
Miller,' Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Paddock
&
Detroit Housing Authority, Mich.
Note Sale—The $14,595,000 notes
Oct.
1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was First of Mich¬
igan Corp., for $154,000 as 2%s,
to April 1, 1956, $15 on each bond
called for redemption on' or after
April 1, 1956, but prior to April 1,
1959; $10 on each bond called for
COMMERCIAL
and
$86,00Q as 3%s, on a bid re¬
flecting a net interest cost of
about 2.88%.'
"
'
Fort
Gratiot Twp. Unit Sch. Dist
(P. O. R-6, Port Huron), Mich.
Bond Offering — Geraldine I.
French, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8'p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 14
for the purchase of $125,000 not to
exceed 4%
interest school coupon
1949. Denom¬
ination $1,000. Due on May '17 as
follows: $6,000 from 1950 to 1952
3
awarded
were
are
FINANCIAL
dated
CHRONICLE
Nov.
15, 1949.
$1,000 and $500.
maturing in 1951 to 1959,
be redeemed at the option
Monday, November 14, 154
MONTANA
of
Denominations
Anaconda
Bonds
may
infprpS
to
Note Sale—The $368,000 9th Se-
riatP
T™St Co., Of New York, and As-
accrued
in
redemption
Nov
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit. ''
V
City, Mich.
Sale—The3'' $16,000
gutter
special
\
Dec
Qn
water
bonds.
^ 1950
registered bonds,
$365,000 genera 1
bonds. Due
$10,000
from
1962
to
1964
inclu¬
years
for 2s, at a' price of par.
"'
Bond are dated Nov. 1, 1949- De¬
nomination
$1,000.' Due $4,000
1956
to
1960
Will
lows: $35,000 in 1950;
$50,-OO
1951 to 1954 inclusive
$25,000 from 1955 to 1957' in
Due
be
elusive; $30,000 in
on
re¬
an
Due $2.00'
on June 1 fiom 1950 to 195
inclusive.
'
,
Dated
tion
Principal ahd interest (M-N) pay¬
dates occur in the years 1961 to
able at the City
Treasurer's Qffice. 1970 will be ' redeemable at
any one or more interest pay¬ Legality approved
par,
by Miller, Can*
ment dates on and after
at the option of the City, pn Jan.
May 1, field, Paddock &
Gated Nov. 29, 1949.
Due on
Stone, of Detroit.
1953, at par and accrued interest.
1, 1960, and any interest payment
May 26, 1950.
Washtenaw
Principal and'interest (M-N) pay¬
date thereafter. Principal and in¬
County (P. O.
able
at
the "Michigan
Detroit, Mich.
finn Arbor), Mich.
National
terest payable at such banking
Bond Offering—John N. Daley, Bank/ Port
Bond
Huron/ ' Bidders to
Sale—The $80,000 road institution or institutions as shall
City Controller, will receive seal-' name the rate of interest, ex¬ equipment revenue bonds offered; be satisfactory, to the
purchaser
ed bids uptil 10 a.m. (EST) on pressed in a multiple of Va of 1%. Noy: 4 were awarded to
tyatling, I and the; City Council.
?he apNov. 15 for the purchase of $860,-' The approving
Lefchen & Co., of Detroit, as 1 %s.
Opinion of Claude
| proving opinion of Dorsey, Col000 opt to
exceed
3%
interest H.'
Stevens, Of Berry, Stevens,
street epd alley paving, special' Barbier & Evely, of Detroit, will
assessment, Series P coupon bonds. be furnished to the purchaser at
Dated Sept. 1, 1949. Denomination the expense of the District, A cer¬ highest bidder was Jones B. Shan¬
for $10,GOO, payable to the City
$1,000. Due $215,000' on Sept. 1 tified check for $2,500, payable to non & Co., for 2V4S, plus 4% to
Treasurer, is required. / '
j
front 1951 to 1954 inclusive. Prin¬ the District Treasurer, is required. May 1, 1950. /
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cipal and interest (M-S) payable
NEBRASKA
'/// A;?
Wyandotte Sch. Dist., Mich, r
Gogebic County (P. O.
V'/
at the current official bank of the
a:;.'!.v.
Note Sale—The $177,000 tax an¬
Bessemer), Mich.
Loup River Public Power District
City, in Detroit, Chicago, or New
Note Sale—The $50,000 tax an¬ ticipation notes offered Nov. 7—
York City." Bidders to name the
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.
f
ticipate potes offered Nov. 8— v. 170, p. 1849—were awarded to
Bond Offering—Ed Kelly, Dis¬
rate * of' interest, expressed in
a
v.
170, p. 1848—were awarded to the Wyandotte Savings Bank, at trict Secretary, will receive sealed
multiple of V\ of 1%. The approv¬
local banks, at 4% interest. Dated 11/4 %
interest.
Dated
Nov.
10, bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov.
ing opinion of Miller, Canfield,
Nov. 8, 1949. Due on Jan. 15,1950. 1949. Due on May 10, 1950.
22 for the purchase of
Paddock" &
$14,700,000
Stone,
of
Detroit,
Dec.
1, 1949. Denorpipa
Principal an$ in
$1,000."
terest (J-D) payable at
tbe
Hempstead National Pank,
on
2,650,000 88th Series notes.
1958,
$25,000 in 1950.
20,000 water bonds.
deemable kt par, at
the'option of
the City, on Jan. 1, 1955, and any
interest payment date thereafter.
Bonds
whose ^stated
maturity
Nov. 1 from 1950 to 1953 inclusive.
improvemen
June 1, as fol
on
from
inclusive; $7,000 from 1953 to 1955 price of
$20,000 on Jan 1 from 1951 to
100.08, a 'basis of about
1970
inclusive.
inclusive; $8,000 from 1956 to 1958 1.46%. The second
Bonds
whose
highest bidder
inclusive; $9,000 from 1959 to 1961; was the
stated maturity dates occur in the
Traverse City State Bank,
to
as' fol
divided
lows:
Dated Jan.
Denomination $1,000.
J95
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 1
the purchase of
$385,00$ no
exceed 4% interest
coupon o
M. Settles,
receive sealed
revenue
1950.
Nov.
from
for
Clerk, will
bids until 10'Yr.m. (MST) on Nov.
for the purchase of $400,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, of Chicago, as lV2s, at a
1
1959 inclusive.
26
to
Dated
Nov.
to
Offering—Nina
City
curb
assessment
bonds offered Nov. 7 were award¬
ed
Due
Helena, Mont.
Bond
Traverse
Bond
29>
orT
Hempstead, N. Y.
Offering—Lael Von £1
Village Clerk, will receive seale
sociates» at °-82% interest. Dated
anH
1.46%.
Due
Bond
Te if
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
™
fixed for
lixed.forredemption. Lecalitv anLegalityap-
nar
about
1949.
Housing Authority,
Montana
of the City, in direct numerical
order, on any interest payment
date on or after Nov.
15,1950, at
and
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
sive, and $5,000 in 1965. The bonds
the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., maturing in 1959 to 1965, will be
of New York, and Associates, at subject "to
redemption prior to
0.77% interest, as follows: ''
maturity at the option of the Dis¬
trict, in inverse numerical order,
$11,945,000 87th Series notes.
offered Nov.
Bonds
&
Hempstead,,
the
at
at the
holder,
York
and
Fifth
tyes
'qption; o
the
or
Bank of New
Avenue'
B^pk,
New York
City. Bidders to nap?e
interest, expressed in
multiple of Va or 1/1Q of i%.
the
a
rate
of
The
approving opinion of 'Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of JJew
York/ City, will bp furnishpd'* to
the purchaser without cost. A
cer¬
tified check for
$7,7(10, payable to
Village, is requlrecjL
^
the
I slip Great River Fire
District
(P. O. Great River), N. Y.
:
~
Bond Offering—Elizabeth Kris-
.
tan,
...
Ferndale Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Offering—Ervin
Nov.
,
15
for
the
purchase
000 not to exceed 4%
Kiebaum,
of $50,interest tax
100.39.
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r
7
'
Durham' Sch. Dist., N. H.
Gibbon, Minn.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.rh. (EST) on Nov. 15 for the
purchase of $1,240,000 not to
ex-j
anticipation notes. Dated Nov. 15,
Bond Sale —The $20,000 fire
1949. Due on March 1, 1950. Prin¬
house and well bonds offered Oct.
cipal and interest payable at the
4 were
awarded to the Citizens
County Treasurer's office. The State
Bank, of Gibbon, as 2s, at a
ceed 3% interest school coupon approving opinion of some market
price of 161.55. These bonds were
bonds; Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Denom¬ attorney, shall be furnished
by the authorized at the election
held on
ination $1,000. Due Decas fol¬ purchaser at his own expense. ;
sept; 6.
lows: $65,000 in 1950 and
1951,
$70,000 in 1952 and 1953, $75,000 Portage Twp. (P. O. Houghton),
Jackson County (P. O.
Michigan
in 1954 to 1956, $80,000 in 1957 and
Jackson), Minn.
Bond Offering—Robert J.
1958, $85,000 in 1959 and 1960,
Hill,
Bond Sale—The $20,000 drain¬
$90,000 in 1961 and 1962, $95,000 Township
Clerk,
will
receive
age 1949 bonds offered Nov. 8—v.
in 1963, $100,000 in 1964, and $40,- sealed bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on
170, p. 1744—were awarded to the
000 in 1965.
Bonds maturing in Nov. 15 for the purchase of $50,000 First
National Bank, of Minneap¬
'the years 1962 to 1965, will be not to exceed 5% interest water
olis, as IV2S, at a price of 100.13, a
subject to redemption prior to ma¬ supply
system
revenue ' coupon
basis of about 1.47%. Dated Oct.
1,
turity, at the option of the Dis¬ bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1949. De¬ 1949. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1951 to
trict, in inverse numerical order, nomination $1,000. Due on April 1, 1960
inclusive. The second high¬
as
follows:
at par and accrued interest on
$1,000 from 1952 to est
any
bidder was Shaughnessy &
Co.,
1963 inclusive;
one
or
more
interest
$2,000 from 1964 for
payment
1.60s, at a price of 100.60.
to 1973 inclusive, and
dates on and after the
$3,000 from
following
Taylors Falls, Minn.
dates, to wit: Bonds maturing in 1974 to 1979 inclusive/ Callable
1964 and 1965, on and after Dec. at par and accrued interest, plus a
Bond Sale—The $14,000
funding
1, 1953; and bonds maturing in premium in the amount of $50 on bonds offered No.V. 5
v.
170,
each bond, in inverse
1962 and 1963, on and after Dec.
numerical p. 1745—were awarded to
1,
Kalman
on
1956. Bidders to name the rate of order
any
interest payment & Co., of Minneapolis. Dated
—
interest, expressed
in a multiple
pf V\ of 1%. Principal and inter¬
est (J-D) payable at the
Detroit
Trust Co., Detroit. The
approving
opinion of Claude H. Stevens, Barbier
&
Evely, of Detroit, will be
date
Oct.
on or
after April 1,1974. Bid¬
I, 1949. Due
ders to name
the rate of interest,
multiple of 'Va of
approving opinion of
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit,
will be furnished to
expressed
1%.
in
to
the
expense of the District. A certified
check for $24,800,
payable to the
for
the
District Treasurer, is required.
Feb.
1
1964 inclusive.
from 1951
/'1 ;
•'.*'■
a
The
furbished to the purchaser at the
on
County
(P.
Independence), Mo.
quired.
purchaser;"A certified check
of the bonds, payable to
Bond
2%
County
Offering
—
H.
ovan,
Chairman
School
Board,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
Q.
'
*
,
P.- Chiles,
Nov.
on
chase
of
15
$80,000
the
for
school
pur¬
coupon
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1949. Denom¬
ination $1,000. Due $5,000 on Dec.
1
from
1950
to
1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
National
Shawmut
Bank
Boston. Bidders to name the
of
interest, expressed irr
of
a
of
rate
multiple
Va of 1%.
The approving opin¬
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
& Dodge, of
Boston, will be fur¬
ion
of
nished
to
the
purchaser
without
(EST)
Denomination
sealed
bids until
8:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
Nov. 25 for the purchase of $75,00Q
not to exceed 3% interest refund¬
ing; 1949
or
.coupon
Dated
Nov.
Treasurer,
is
re¬
as
$1,000. Due on Nov.
follows/ $10,000 from 1951
1955
inclusive, and $5,000 from
Principal
1956^ to 1960 inclusive.
and interest (M-N)
payable at the
First National Bank, Roselle. Bid¬
ders to
name
the rate of
interest,
a.m.
-
-•
-
—
^
[
on
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive.
Nov.
inclusive.
1
from
1950
to
1959
check for 2% of the bonds bid for
is
required.
Frederick & Co., of
"'V''*
New York, as
Price of 100.22,
a
basis
3
p.m
the
pur¬
$1,187.
from
(M-N)
Due
1950
$1,187
to
1054 in¬
interest
at the First Na¬
Principal
payable
and
tional Bank, East Islip. Bidders to
the
name
rate
pressed in
a
of
interest,
ex¬
multiple of Va of 1%.
The approving opinion of Stanley
Gray Horan. of New York Cjty,
will be furnished to the
purchaser
without
A
cost.
certified
for
$118.70, payable
trict, is required.
to
check
the
Dis¬
Liberty Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 7
(P. O. White Sulphur Springs),
New York /
Offering — G.
;
Bond
Worden,
ceive
District
sealed
(EST)
bids
re¬
until
Nov/17
on
Allison
wiB
Clerk,
2
p.m.
the-imf-
for
chase of $75,000 not to exceed p,%
interest school
1949
coupbn or
registered bonds.'
1949.
Dated
Sept. 1,
$1,000 and
Denominations
$500.
Due $7,500
1950 "to
1959
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive. "Principal
and interest
(M-N) payable aYthe
County National Bank.
Liberty. Bidders to name the raSullivan
of
interest, expressed in
of
Vandewater,
Gallo^py, of
City, will be
fqrpipbpd
A
payable
cptst.
lo the District, is required.
'li\
J
•
■
•
mul¬
a
1710 of 1%. The ap¬
or
the purchaser without
certified check for $1,500,
J
i.
'
.
J'**
'
Moravia, Locke, Niles, Sempronius,
Venice, Siimmerhill and Homer,
Central Sch. Dist. No.
1949." De-j
Treasurer, * will
sealed bids until 11
1
clusive.
registered
15,
nomination
receive expressed in a multiple of l/20th
(CST) on of 1%. The approving opinion of
Now 21 for the purchase
off$1;- Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of/New;
Flint Twp. Sch. Dist.
South Haven, Mich
Ho. 24 (P. O.
400,000 parental school, Series C York. City, will be
furnished "to;
5256 Corunna Road, Flint
Bond Sale—The
7),
$65,000 special bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1949. Denom¬ the purchaser. A certified check
Michigan
assessment bonds offered Nov. 7 ination
$1,000. Due $350,000 on for $1,500, payable to the
borough,
awarded
Bond Sale—The'$240,000 school were
to the
Bank
of April 1 from 1953 to 1956 inclu¬ is required.
South Haven, as follows:
sive. Bidders to name the rate of
bonds offered Nov. 2
""
v.
170,
p. 1744—were awarded to Mcppn- $50,000 paving bonds.
interest, expressed in a multiple
NEW YORK
of % of 1%. Principal and
ald-Moore &i pp., H. V.
15,000 paving bonds.
interest
Satfley &
Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
payable'at the Commerce Trust
f
Co., and Jones B. Shannop & Co.,
Sale consisted of:
Bond Sale—The $72,000
all of Detroit, jointly, at a price of
Co., Kansas, City, The approving
street
$50,000 paving bonds. Due $5,000 opinion of
2.8$%, as follows:
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, improvement and fire
engine 1949
on
Nov. 1 from 1950 to 1959 McEvers
Fizzell,
of
Kansas bonds
$154,000 as 3s. Due on June 1 from
offered Nov. 7—v.
inclusive.
*
170; p.
City, will he furnished to the pur¬
1950-to 1960 inclusive.
v
1849 —were
15,000 paving bonds. Due $1,500 chaser without cost.
awarded
to .Paul
A certified
86,000 as 2%s. Due on June 1
Township
Nov.
on
to
Ostrander,
Borough Clerk, will receive
bonds.
for
5%
interest fire 1949 coupon or regis¬
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
New York
Roselle, N. J.
Bond Offering—J. F.
will re¬
■
until
..
tered
proving opinion
Sykes, Heckler
NEW JERSEY
15,
bids
on'Nov. 18
tiple of Va
cost.
to
MISSOURI
Jackson
Bond Offering—Edward T. Don¬
Treasurer,
sealed
chase of $5,935 not to exceed
not to
exceed 4% interest electric
Lee Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Michigan, will be furnished to the
MINNESOTA
revenue
refunding and improvepurchaser, at the expense of the
Midland), Mich.
Austin, Minn.
ment,
Series
C' coupon
bonds.
City. A certified check for $17,Bond Sale—The $18,000 school
Bond Sale' — The
000, payable to the City Treasurer, bonds offered Oct. 27 were
$60,000 park ^ated May 1, 1949. Denomination
award¬
grandstand bonds offered Nov. 4—
is required.
' / ."
ed to the Chemical State
j $l»QO0.
Savings v.
170, p. 1745—were awarded to |
Bank of
Norfolk, Neb.
Midland, as 3s, at a price J. M. Dain &
Farmington Twp. (P. O.
Co., of Minneapolis/
of par.
Bond Sale—The $135,000 sewer
Farmington), Mich.
as
L60s, at a price of 100.56, a
revenue
bonds offered Nov. 7—
Bond Sale—The $28,000 not to
Montcalm County (P. O.
basis of about 1.53%. Dated Nov.
v
179^ p. 1745—were awarded to
exceed 6% interest water special
Stanton),, Mich.
J' 1965
.on.^an- 1 from
the
Wachob-Bender
assessment bonds offered Nov. 2—
Corp.,
of
to
inclusive.
The
second
Note Offering—John H.
Omaha,
Owen,
v. 170, p. 1744—were
not sold, as
highest bidder was Shaughnessy
County Treasurer, will receive
no bids were received.
& Co.,
for 1.60s, at a price of
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
(EST) on
District
ceive
(P. O. Moravia), N.
f
Y.
Bond
Offering—Elmej* Morse,
District Clerk, will receive; sealed
bids
17
until
for
2
(EST)
p.m.
the purchase
not to exceed 4%
1949
Nov,. 1,
$1,000.
follows;.
1956
to
Nov.
merest school
registered bopds.
coupon or
Dated
tion
on
of $1,065,000-
1949.
Due
Denomipa-
-
Nov.
on
$30,000
from
;
i,
1050
as
to
inclusive; $35,000 from 1957
1974
from
inclusive,
1975
Principal
to
and
1979
$45,000
inclusive.
and
interest
payable
at : the
First
Bank
Moravia, Moravia.
of
approving
Delafield
opinion
&
of
"t (M-N)
".National
The
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
City, will be furnished to; the pui?
chaser
without
check for
cost.'
A
certified
$21,300, payable to the
District, is required.
Volume
170
Number 4855
THE
COMMERCIAL
*r>
North
Hempstead, Port Washington
District (P. O.
Manhasset), N. Y.
Sewer
Bond
Offering
Hartford
—
chaser without "cost.
check
for
A
^certified
$950,
payable
Town, is required.
N.
to
the
inclusive.
bidder
bids
sealed
until
10
Nov. 21 for the pur¬
$207,000 not to exceed
5*% interest 1949 coupon or regis¬
(EST)
of
tered
bonds, divided
follows:
as
improvement bonds. Due
Nov. 1, as follows: $3,000
$95,000
on
from
,
Bond
on
chase
and
to 1970 inclusive,
$4,000 from 1971 to 1978
1950
•inclusive.
ernment
sealed
Dated
June
Bidders to
interest,
cost. A certified
name
check for $4,140,
Offering
Bond
N.Y.
—-
J
,
Le'fa C. Qua,
of
1949
sewer
coupon
or
registered
De¬
Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
bonds.
nomination
Due on Nov.
$1,000.
follows: $3,000 from 1950 to
1955 inclusive, and $4,000 from
1956 to 1959. inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Fir^t
National
Bank,
Sherrill.
1;
as
Bidders
to
the
name
rate
of in¬
highest
Sutherland &,
County
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Ella
—
bids
Nov.
on
Mc-
until
22
10
re¬
a.m.
the
for
rainbow
pur¬
addition
road
1, 1949. Denomination $1,000, ex¬
one for $500. Due on Sept.
1, as follows: $4,500 in 1951, and
$4,000 from 1952 to 1959 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest pay¬
at
of
the
County
Bidders
to
Treasurer's
the
name
interest, expressed in
of
of
34
check for
1%
1%.
A
rate
mul¬
certified
a
of the bonds, pay¬
able to the Board of County
Com¬
missioners, is required.
Ohio
of in¬
the rate
name
terest, expressed in a multiple of
34 of 1%.
The approving opin¬
of
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn,
York City,.will be fur¬
nished to the purchaser. A certi¬
fied check for $28,840, payable to
the State Treasurer, is required.
Johnston
f
Bond
Offering—W.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
11 a,m. (EST) on
purchase of $275,exceed 6%
interest
Raleigh, until
Nov. 15 for the
not 1 to
000
hospital
Dated
bonds/
coupon
j
Alfalfa
ing
4
Sale—The
furniture
170,
and
Nov.
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Jet), Okla.
County
8—v.
awarded
the
to
$92,000 build¬
bonds offered
1851—were
p.
Securities
First
cost
of
1.43%.
about
from
Due
The second
1952 to 1958 inclusive.
highest bidder was the First State
Bank, Jet, on a bid reflecting a net
'
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
.
'
.
/,,
'
000 in 1955, and $15,000 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
118,000 highway bonds. Due on
7
July 1, as follows: $23,000 in
1950
and
1951, and $24,000
•
•f-
from
1954
1952 to
inclusive.
pated July 1, 1949. Denomina¬
tion $1,000. Principal and
payable at the National
Monticello. Bidders
(J-J)
Union
to
interest
Bank,
name
of interest, ex¬
the rate
pressed in a multiple of 34 or 1/10
of 1%. The approving opinion of
Vandewater,
Heckler
Sykes,
&
Galloway, of New York City, will
bo
furnished
to ;the
purchaser
without
for
^5,200,
certified
A
cost.
check
Pasquotank County (P. O.
Elizabeth City), N. C.
Bond
until 11
Offering—W.
a.m.
(EST)
on
E.
Easter-
Nov. 15 for
purchase of $420,000 not to ex¬
6% int. school bldg. coupon
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Denom.
the
ceed
$1,000. Due on May 1, as follows:
$10,000 from 1951 to 1956 inclu¬
sive; $20,000 from 1957 to 1959
inclusive, and $25,000 from 1960
to 1971 inclusive. . Principal and
interest
York
rate
(M-N)
payable
in New
City.
Bidders to name the
interest, expressed in a
of
"
opinion of Reed, Hoyt &
Washburn, of New York City, will
be furnished to the purchaser.A
certified check for $8,400, payable
to the State Treasurer,
payable to the County,
(P. O. Yorktown
is required.
Bond
Sale
lighting
street
Offering—John H. Down¬
—
The
warrants
■'
Nov.
at the Peekskill National
Trust
Co.,
Peekskill.
name
the
rate
of
Bank &
Bidders to
interest,
ex¬
l/10th
in
of
opinion
est
exceed 4%
system bonds.
not to
sewage
(J-D)
payable at the
City Treasurer's /office. The ap¬
proving opinion of Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land, will be furnished to the
purchaser without cost. A certi¬
fied
check for
the
Brunswick
Bond
Local
Sch.
Sale—The
Dist.,
Ohio
$65,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v.
170,
Street,
(EST)
purchase of
$90,000 building and
improve¬
ment coupon bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1949. Denomination $1,000. Due
$3,000 on Dec. 1 from 1950 to
on
inclusive.
the
the
Bonds
maturing
after Dec. 1, 1965, shall be
or
whole
in
inverse
interest
in
or
numerical
paying
i Bidders to
part, in
of
order
thereafter.
date
(he rate of in
name
¬
of
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
of Philadelphia, will be furnished
to the purchaser without cost. A
certified
check
for
2%
the
of
bonds, payable to the
Treasurer, is required.
rett,
District
17 for the purchase of
Nov.
000
building
$4,250, payable to
City, is required.
Bond
eral
Sale —The
obligation
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1949.
coupon
Denomination
$1,000. Due
Nov.
3
170,
—v.
awarded
p.
1959
inclusive,
turing
on
shall
be
part,
in
order
of
of
the
after
or
callable
$55,000
1647
to Blyth & Co.,
were
—
of Port¬
District
price of 100.07.
Bidders
Sale—The
$4,820,000 37th
Series notes offered Nov.
awarded
as
$3,820,000
3
were
follows:
Bank
&
by
the
Trust
Co.,
and Associates, at
0.77% interest.
building
to
1949.
Dated
Dec.
1,
Denomination $1,000.
Due
$1,000
on
Dec. 1 from 1951 to 1972
Bonds maturing on or
iinclusive.
after
in
able
•
Dec.
1,
whole
1960 shall be call¬
or in part, in the
numerical
inverse
order
of
ma¬
turity, at the option of the District
at par and accrued interest on Dec.
1, 1959,
interest paying
or on any
thereafter.
date
Bidders
to
name
the rate of interest, expressed
in
multiple of 34 of 1%.
The ap¬
proving
opinion of
Townsend,
a
Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia,
will be furnished to the purchaser.
certified
check
2%
for
payable to the
Treasurer, is required.
of the
District
bonds,
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P.
Coatesville), Pa.
Valley
Sale—The
Bond
O.
$50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 170,
1647—were awarded to the Na¬
Bank, of Coatesville, as
p.
tional
2 34 s,
at a price of par. Dated Nov.
1, 1949.
1974
to
Due on Nov. 1 from 1950
inclusive.
The
second
highest bidder was Walter, Woody
& Heimerdinger, for 334 s, at a
price of 100.50.
Dist., Pa.
Sch.
C. T,
—
Miller,
of School
Secretary of the Board
Directors, will receive sealed bids
or
(EST) on Nov. 17 for
purchase of $600,000 building
and improvement coupon.\ bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1949. Denomination
date
name
improvement
and
ac¬
1, 1959,
paying
Miller,
Street," West
bonds.
coupon
Chester
and1
of C. T.
care
8 p.m. (EST) on
the purchase of $22,-
17 for
000
of
receive
until
Chester,
Nov.
Board
will
Church
North
Offering
the
until 8 p.m.
the
$1,000.
$20,000
Due
on
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Munson, of Philadelphia, will Bonds maturing in 1965 to 1979
be
furnished
to
the
purchaser are callable for redemption in
without cost. A certified check whole or in part, at the option of
for 2% of the bonds, payable to the District, in the inverse nu¬
the
District
Treasurer,
is
re¬
merical order of maturity at par
quired.
and »accrued interest on Dec. 1,
1979
to
1950
from
1964,
Fayette County Housing
Authority, Pa.
Note
Sale—The
$1,887,000 17th
Series notes offered
Nov.
3
a
Trust Co., of New York, and As¬
sociates, at 0.77%. Dated Nov. 29,
May 26, 1950.
on
Bond
Sale
provement
170,
—v.
to
H.
p.
R.
l%s, at
1, 1949.
a
—
awarded
Miller, of Lancaster, as
price of par. Dated Dec.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1950
inclusive.
1960
second
The
Fauset, Steele
Co., for 234s, at a price of 100.32.
Portsmouth
was
Redevelopment and
Note Sale —The $1,461,000
Series
notes
offered
Nov.
3
18th
were
awarded to the Chemical Bank
&
Trust
Co., of New York, and Asso¬
ciates, at 0.77% interest. Dated
Nov.
26,
1949.
Due
on
May
26,
1950.
bonds
(P. O. Wayne), Pa.
Sale—The $265,000 school
offered Nov. 8—v. 170, p.
1747—were awarded to R. L. Day
&
Co., of New York; Wurts, Dulles
Co., and Woodcock, Hess & Co.,
both of Philadelphia, jointly, as
1.60s, at a price of 100.56, a basis
of about 1.54%. Dated Dec. 1,1949.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
Bidders to name
expressed in
multiple of 34 of 1%-
1950 to
1974
The ap¬
proving opinion of Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia,
will be furnished to the purchaser
without cost.
A certified check
of the bonds,
payable to
2%
the
$20,000 im¬
offered Nov. 7
1747—were
interest paying
any
on
rate of interest,
for
The
bonds
the
were
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Due
or
date thereafter.
&
purchased
Chemical
New York,
320
the
Directors,
sealed bids in
West
option
Dist.
&
Radnor Twp.
Housing Authority, Pa.
of
Secretary
School
Bond
Bond
Chester
lett,
numerical
the
Sch.
Twp.
a
(Chester County), Pa.
Bond Offering—Adele B. Dal-
in
par
Dec.
1960,
or
Housing Authority, Pa.
$150,000
general obligation bonds offered
Nov.
7—v.
170,
p.
1851—were
awarded
to
Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, of Pittsburgh, as 134 s, at a
price of 100.23. The second high¬
est bidder was A. E. Masten & Co.,
Note
at
on
1,
whole
ma¬
interest, expressed in a
multiple of 34 of 1 %. The approv¬
ing opinion of Townsend, Elliott
Butler), Pa.
a
from
of
rate
&
Offering —The
134s, at
Dec.
at
interest
any
to
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
(
in
maturity,
interest
crued
gen¬
offered
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
$4,000
inverse
the
highest bidder
Butler
and
1960 to 1969 inclusive. Bonds
Millersville, Pa.
inclusive.
1969
Dec.
on
follows: $3,000 from 1950 to
as
1949.
bonds
$70,improvement
and
4—
1747—were awarded to
Thornburg
A
Miller,
320 North
Church Street, West
Chester, until 8 p.m. (EST) on
con¬
Nov.
Blair & Co., Inc., for 234s, at
price of 100.33.
of C. T.
care
$225,000
offered
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner, of
Pittsburgh, as 234 s, at a price of
100.46, a basis of about 2.46%.
The second highest
bidder was
of the Board of
Directors, will receive
sealed bids in
bonds
p.
Secretary
School
1,
Sale—The
170,
v.
T. Mil¬
Church
for
17
Madras, Ore.
for
OHIO
C.
of
care
North
Nov.
interest
offered
a multiple
of 34 or p. 1646 — were awarded to the
1%.
The
approving
First Cleveland Corp., of Cleve¬
of Vandewater,
Sykes,
Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
Heckler & Galloway, of New York land, as lV2s.
City, will be furnished to the pur¬ Due on Oct! 1 from 1951 to 1960
pressed
inter¬
Dated
Dec. 1, 1949. Denomination $500.
Due $5,000 on Dec. 1 from 1950
to 1966 inclusive. Principal and
$85,000
$122,000
8—v.
in 1950; $4,000 in 1951, and $5,000
from 1952 to 1959 inclusive. Prin¬
(A-O) payable
Pink-
ham, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of
to
t
170,
p.
1850—were
ing, Town Supervisor, will receive awarded to the Northwestern Na¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on tional
Bank, of Minneapolis, and
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $47,the First National Bank & Trust
500
hot to exceed
5% interest
Co., of Fargo, jointly, as 1.20s, at
town garage 1949 coupon or reg¬ a
price of 100.01, a basis of about
istered bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1949.
1.19%.
Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Due
Denomination $1,000, one for $500. on Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1955 in¬
Due on Oct. 1, as follows:
$3,500 clusive.
cipal and interest
320
in
West Chester, until 8 p.m.
on
Bond
struction
the Board
Directors, will receive
thereafter.
Central Point, Ore.
land, as 334s and 434s. Dated Dec.
1, 1949. Due on June 1 from 1951
NORTH DAKOTA
Warrants
Heights), N. Y.
ler,
Dougherty &
Co., and J. W. Sparks & Co.,
jointly, for 1.60s, at a price of
Secretary of
School
sealed bids
on
Bond Offering—Arden R.
ing
Fargo, N. Dak.
'
Farland,
of
Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.
Offering—James W. Mc-
multiple of 34 of 1%. The approv¬
is required.
Yorktown
OREGON
;'•/•/'
$142,000 bridge bonds. Due
on
July 1, as follows: $12,000 in
,v 1950
and 1951; $11,000 from
1952 to 1954 inclusive; $10,-
Bond
der was A. Webster
—
Company, of Kansas, of Wichita, East Goshen Twp. Sch. Dist.,' Pa.
Bond Offering—Emma R. Gar¬
on a bid reflecting a net interest
1
(EST) on Nov. 18 for the purchase
of $260,000 not to exceed 5% in¬
terest coupon or registered bonds,
divided as follows:
East Bradford
The second highest bid¬
inclusive.
.Robinson Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Box 101, Moon Run), Pa.
terest, expressed in a multiple of
34 of 1%. The approving opinion
OKLAHOMA
Nov.
1, 1949. Denomination $1,- interest cost of about 1.47%.
terest, expressed in a multiple of
000.
Due on May 1, as follows:
34 or 1/10 of 1%." The approving
McCurtain County Independent
opinion
of Vandewater,
Sykes, $10,000 from 1952 to 1961 inclu¬
School District No. 14 (P. O.
Heckler & Galloway, of New York sive and $25,000 from 1962 to 1968
inclusive.
Principal and interest v: *- ^ ^/dabel); Okla.
- "
City/ will be furnished to the
Bond Offering—B. C. Rushton,
(M-N)
payable in New York
purchaser without cost. A certified
Bidders to name the rate of Superintendent of Schools, will
check for $680, payable to the City, City.
interest, expressed in a multiple receive sealed bids until Nov. 23
is required. "
of
34
of
1%. The approving for the purchase of $4,700 build¬
Sullivan County (P. O.
opinion of Reed, Hoyt & Wash¬ ing and
improvement
bonds.
Monticello), N. Y.
burn, of New York City, will be These bonds were authorized at
furnished to / the purchaser.
A the election held on Sept. 17. Due
Bond Offering
A. F. Arm¬
certified check for $5,500, payable; in 10 years.
strong, County Treasurer, will re¬
to
the
State
Treasurer,
is re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m
quired.
Sale Details
55
100.53.
on
Nov.
Dated Sept. 15, 1949. Due on Dec.
15 from 1951 to 1956 inclusive.
No.
Easter-
ap¬
Due
1949.
4—v.! maturity, at the option of the
170, p. 1746—were awarded to the District at par and accrued in¬
Lebanon Citizens National Bank.! terest on Dec. 1, 1964, or on any
Bond
E.
$15,000
29,
The $65,purchased
by Harrisburg Trust Co., of Harrisburg, as 2s, as previously noted
in v. 170, p. 1747, were sold at a
price of par.
Bond
callable
The
—
praisal bonds offered
O.
(P.
Smithfield), N. C.
County
Sale
Nov.
000 water works bonds
1979
O. Lebanon),
(P.
County
Bond
Trust
D\tncannon, Pa.
cept
able
&
May 26, 1950.
of!
improvement and Jeanette Road
improvement bonds.
Dated Dec.
office.
Bank
Hanover
tral
Dated
A.
chase of $36,500 not to exceed 3 %
interest
tiple
Denomina¬
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable in New York City.
to
1,000,000 purchased by the Cen¬
terest.
Clerk of the Board
Commissioners, will
Dated Dec. 1, 1949.
purchase of $34,exceed 5% interest
to
as
Carley,
tion $1,000.
Bidders
(1963)
Co., New York, at 0.77% in¬
Offering
Warren
Nov. 18 for the
not
on
of -New
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
000
1,
second
Ryan,
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
ion
Sherrill,
Due
clusive.
the
'
Director
on
92,000 street bonds. Due on June
1, as follows: $4,000 from 1951
to 1963 inclusive, and $8,000
expressed
payable to the!Town,"is required.
!
(EST)
.
follows: $20,000
from 1951 .to 1960 inclusive;
$22,000 from 1961 to 1963 in¬
clusive; $27,000 in 1964 and
1965; $25,000
in
1966 and
1967; $30,000 in
1968, and
$50,000 from 1960 to 1987 in¬
1, 1949. Denomina¬
in a
multiple of 34 or 1/10 of l%.rThe
approving opinion of Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New
York
City, • will ^be fur¬
nished to the purchaser without
'
a.m.
in
bonds, divided as follows:
coupon
(M-N) payable at the Fort Washington-Manhasset National Bank,
of
11
office
22 for the purchase of $1,442,000 not to exceed 6% interest,
tion $1,000. Principal and interest
rate
his
at
$1,350,000 water- bonds.
Nov.
Manhasset.
bids
Nov.
elusive.
;
Easter-
E.
Commission, will receive
Raleigh, until
Due on
Nov. 1, as follows: $3,000 from
1950 to 1953 inclusive, and
$4,000 from 1954 to 1978 in-
r
Bond
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
•112,000 extension bonds.
<;
Offering—W.
The
was
(P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
Albermarle, N. C.
.
.
CHRONICLE
Franklin County
NORTH CAROLINA
a.m.
FINANCIAL
Co:, for l3/4s.
Gunn, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
&
j
District, is required.
West
Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.
Offering—L. Edward At-
Goshen
Bond
of the Board of
will receive
of C. T. Miller,
Church Street, West
Secretary
well,
School
Directors,
sealed bids in care
320
North
Chester,
000
until
17 for the
Nov
building
8 p.m. (EST) on
purchase of $198,-
and
improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due on Dec.
coupon
1, as follows: $7,000
from 1950 to
inclusive, and $2,000 in 1978.
Bonds maturing on or after Dec. 1,
1977
1965, shall be callable in whole or
part, in the inverse numerical
of maturity, at the option
of the District at par and accrued
interest on Dec. 1, 1964, or on any
in
order
interest
payment date thereafter.
of inter¬
Bidders to name the rate
est, expressed in a multiple of
of 1%. The approving opinion
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
34
of
of
Philadelphia, will be furnished to
the purchaser without cost,, A cer¬
tified check for 2%
of the'bonds,
payable to- the District
is required.
Treasurer,
56
(1964)
West
THE
Whiteland
TENNESSEE
Township
School District, Pa.
Bond Offering;—Maud G. Halde-
Secretary of
Directors,
•nan,
the
School
sealed bids in
320
North
Chester,
of
and
receive
(EST)
p m.
building
on
from
1962 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
turing
«hall
on
1,
Dec.
after
or
callable
be
whole
in
220,000
in
jpart, in the inverse numerical or¬
der of maturity, at par and ac¬
on Dec. 1, 1964, or
interest paying date there¬
after.
Bidders
cf
to
the
name
in
d
n
S
1
a
e
The
Hanover
Bond
ceive
Christiansburg, both
of
Chris¬
tiansburg. Bidders to name the
rate
bids
until
10
Tex.
10,
The
a.m.
Due
a syndi¬
the Northern
National Bank,
1958
fied
the
rate
a
Trust
both
Co.,
office.
$1,000.
Bidders to
the
name
the rate of
name
bonds
offered
1447
p.
—
Nov.
8
& Meyer, of Cincinnati,
price of 100.15, a basis of
about 1.73%, as follows:
of
of $2,000,000 as 4s. Due on Dec. 1
170,
v.
—
awarded
were
the
to
songood
at
Cumberland Securities Corp.,
Townsend, Elliott & Mun- Nashville, Davidson
&
Co.,
rson, of Philadelphia, will be fur¬ Knoxville, and
Associates, at a
bished to the purchaser without
price of par, a basis of about
cost.
A certified check for 2% of
3.07%, as follows:
the bonds, payable to the District
$385,000 as 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Treasurer, is required.
ion of
1951
RHODE
-
ISLAND
loan,
Act of
offered
1939,
Nov.
Dated
10th Issue
170,
Oct.
C.58%
1949.
of Providence,
discount.
Due
Dated
Nov.
at
14,
Housing Authority,
Rhode
Chemical Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of New York, and Associates, al
C.77% interest, as follows:
$221,000 44th Series notes.
2,063,000 45th Series notes.
Nov.
29,
1949.
Due
on
May 26, 1950.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Darlington County Housing
Authority, S. C.
Note Sale
The $218,000 6th
Series notes offered Nov. 3
were
awarded to the Chemical Bank
&
Trust
Co., of New York, and As¬
sociates, at 0.82% interest. Dated
26,
Offering
Phillips,
—
Tillman
County Judge,
sealed
bids
will
until
10
H.
re¬
a.m.
on Ded, 7 for the purchase
$45,000 not to exceed 3V2% in¬
1949.
Due
Dec.
on
1950.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
12,
Dated Oct. 1,
1949. Denomination $1,000. Due on
Oct.
1, as follows: $5,000 in 1953;
$6,000 in 1954; $7,000 in 1955; $8,000
in
1956; $9,000
in
1957, and
approving
$10,000 in 1958.
The
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago, will be furnished to the
purchaser
at
the
expense
of
the
County. A certified check for $1,000, payable to the County Trus¬
tee, is required.
,
—
jNov.
1, 1949.
terest school bonds.
Note Sale—The $4,284,000 notes
Nov. 3 were awarded to
Dated
Bond
of
Island
offered
the
1,
(CST)
Providence
Sullivan County (P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
Bond
Offering
T. R. Brandy,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
18 for the purchase of
$400,000 not
to
exceed
3%
interest
funding
coupon bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1949.
Denomination $1,000. Due $200,000
on
Nov. 1 in 1954 and 1956. Prin¬
LAMP WORKS INC.
of
this day declared the
dividend:
15c per share
on
Chemical
Chicago, will
payable
December
of
&
Trust
be
tified check for $4,000, payable to
has
following
Clyde Groseclose, County Trustee,
required.
TEXAS
the
1,
Aransas Pass
1949,
record
at
close of business November
to
the
16,
1949.
PAUL J. HEMSCHOOT.
Secretary.
certi¬
York,
l%s. Due
as
1966
to
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
l^s. Due
on
Dec.
ten
1
cost
Garland
Bond
house
170,
v.
the
of
about
p.
Texas,
100.004,
of
a
Dallas,
basis
second
at
of
a
price
about
bidder
of
about
Greenville Indep.
Bond
was
bonds
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—The $163,000 school
house bonds offered Nov. 7—
Dist.,
Tex.
Sale—The $650,000 school
offered
Nov.
7
were
awarded to the Equitable
ties
Corp.,
Securi¬
Braun, Bosworth &
Cumberland Securities
Co., Inc.,
Corp., of Nashville, and Moss,
Corp., and the Moore & Co., of Dallas,
jointly, on
Columbian
Securities
Corp.
of a bid reflecting a net interest cost
Texas, both of San Antonio, of about
2.47%, as follows:
jointly, on a bid reflecting a net $154,000 as 2y4s. Due on
Dec. 1
v.
170, p.
1747—were awarded to
the First of Texas
interest cost of about 2.59%. Dated
Dec. 1, 1949. Due on Dec. 1 from
1950 to 1966 inclusive. The second
1950
Due
Dec.
on
from
1
to 1974 inclusive.
Dec.
;
1
from 1950
elusive.
;
to
;
,
1974
in-
•
200,000
park improvement gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Due on
Dec.
1
from
1950
to
1974
in¬
from 1961 to 1972 inclusive.
about "*1.98%.
1
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
bidder
highest
Pacific National Bank,
was
Seattle,
1,
1 from 1951 to
1964 inclusive. The second
on
bid reflecting
a
net
a
interest cost of about 2.04%.
WISCONSIN
Milwaukee
Housing Authority,
Sale—The
from
1950
Additional
refunding
to
on
general
were
system
0.76%.
Associates,
bonds
were
of¬
awarded
Co., of Chicago,
bid reflecting
on a
net interest cost of about 2.89%.
Dec.
1
from 1950
1974
to
Dec.
1, 1949.
Christiansburg,
Clerk
Offering
of
receive
(EST)
chase
the
Town
sealed
on
of
—
divided
J.
1954
City
C.
000
not
11
1959
1952 to
Bond
City
bids until
30
on
$3,000
July
from
in
$6,000
follows:
to
from
1958
1959
in¬
1967
on
$3,000
Justeson,
will
a.m.
10
receive
(CST)
sealed
on
purchase of $400,000
electric
utility
mortgage
bonds.
revenue
on
Dated
Dec.
Denomination $1,000.
Dec. 1, as follows: $15,000
to
1,
Due
from
inclusive; $18,000 in
1954; $20,000 from 1955
inclusive; $21,000 from
1963
inclusive; $22,000
and
to
Nov.
the
1952
1958
1959
to
from
1964
1967
to
inclusive, and
$23,000 in 1968 and 1969; callable
on
or after Dec. 1,
1960, at 103%
of par and accrued interest. The
inclusive;
to.
purchaser
CANADA
1963
<
QUEBEC
Bedford,
Sale
—
Que.
The $50,000 town
improvement bonds offered
2
were
&
awarded to
Co.,
Bank
Ltd.,
of
Nov.
Wood, Gundy
the
and
Canadian
Commerce, both of To¬
ronto, jointly, at
basis of about
a
price of 97.11,
3.24%,
as
follows:
July
from
$4,-
inclu¬
sive; $5,000 in 1964 and 1965,
and $6,000 from 1966 to 1968
inclusive.
Wis.
1949.
a
63,000 sewer bonds. Due
000
for
2Y\%
1968.
1954
Int. M-S.
Offering—Nels
Clerk,
Bond
clusive.
as
1969 inclusive.
coupon
inclusive; $4,000
to 1963 inclusive;
and
interest
3%
a.m.
1966
1,
exceed
to
25th Series bonds.
Dated
Dec. 15, 1949. Denomination $1,000. Due on March 15, as follows:
$10,000 in 1951, and $5,000 from
sewer,
follows:
follows:
Riemer,
H.
will
Taylor,
revenue
as
Due
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Dec. 6 for the purchase of $100,-
Council, will
$5,000 from 1964 to
and
Offering—P.
Clerk,
to 1958
from
1949.
Va.
$62,000 water bonds. Due
as
29,
by the City. A certified check for
$5,000 is required.
bids until
interest
1,
Nov.
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Bond
Nov. 18 for the pur¬
$125,000 not to exceed
31/2%
10th
were
3, 1950.
will be furnished to the
VIRGINIA
Bond
2
Wisconsin
approving opinion of Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee,
inclusive.
Dated
First
Bank, of Milwaukee, at
Dated
1953
The $900,000
—
date
to John Nuveen &
on
the
to
March
on
1950
f
;
revenue
same
on
syndicate,
net interest
a
2.89%.
Additional Sale
fered
obligation
above date
on
reflecting
cost of about
sewer
$1,858,000
to*the above
bid
a
inclusive.
1974
Sale—The
bonds offered
awarded
$1,569,000
Series notes offered Nov.
Wisconsin Rapids,
100,000 fire station, general obligation bonds. Due on Dec. 1
/
*
from 1950 to 1960 inclusive.
496.000 as 2V2S. Due on Dec.
&
1949. Due
clusive.
bonds,
2.74%.
Sch.
of
improvement
of
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, jointly, at a price of 100.10,
basis
water
800,000 street improvement, gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Due on
2.72%.
rill
a
$1,250,000
of
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., and -Mer¬
National
Bank,
and
Co., both of, Seattle
jointly, at a price of 100.11, a basis
Blyth
National
Due
1949. Due on July 1
1979 inclusive. The
highest
1648—were awarded to the Seat¬
Note
a
1648—were awarded to
Dated Dec. 1,
from 1951 to
a
S lie—The $125,000 school
>red Nov. 3—v. 170, p.
tle-First
Tex.
170, p. 1852—were awarded
syndicate headed by Shields
Co., of New York, on a bid re¬
flecting a net interest cost of about
2.88%, as follows:
to
a
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Central investment Co.
Bond
bonds
awarded
and
Sale—The $310,000 school
bonds
offered
Nov.
8—
plus
WASHINGTON
Sale—The $2,350,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Nov.
bonds.
1.76%.
interest,
King County, Issaquah Sch. Dist.
No. 411 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
1969 inclusive.
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Dick & Merle-Smith,
Tucker, An¬
thony & Co., Adams, McEntee &
Co., H. M. Byllesby & Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Field, Richards &
Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co., Pohl
& Co., John Small &
Co., Jones B.
Shannon
&
Co.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., National City Bank,
Cleveland, Walter Stokes & Co.,
Goodbody & Co., R. H. Johnson
& Co., First Securities
Company
of
Chicago, Ryan, .Moss & Co.,
Russ & Co., and J. R. Ross &
Co.,
jointly, for $1,600,000 as 3s; $3,200,000 as IV2S, and $3,200,000 as
l%s, on a bid reflecting a net in¬
0.79%
Wisconsin
&
terest
at
premium of $20.
:
,,
Wichita Fulls,
&
is
Common Stock
stockholders
Bank
furnished to
the purchaser without cost. A cer¬
November 7, 1949
Directors
the
Co., New York City. The approv¬
ing opinion of Chapman & Cutler,
TUNG-SOL
of
as
1
Dated Dee< 1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was Shields & Co.,
Lee Higginson Corp., A. G. Becker
& Co., National State
Bank, New¬
ark, C. F. Childs & Co., Hallgar-
.
at
Board
1,200,000
—
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
The
1,600,000
from 1963
Oct.
on
County (P. O.
Cookeville), Tenn.
ceive
Oct. 5, 1950.
on
Due
Putnam
p.
1851—were awarded to the Indus¬
trial Trust Co.,
as IV2S. Due on Dec.
from 1955 to 1962 inclusive.
from 1967 to
9—v.
A
cost.
for
$2,500, payable to
Town Treasurer, is required.
7—v.
-from 1950 to 1954 inclusive.
3,200,000
1967 inclusive.
3%s.
inclusive.
a
.
1968.
Note Sale—The $500,000 sewer¬
notes
to
as
115,000
Cranston, R. I.
age
without
check
rate
Due on Nov. 1, 1969. Prin¬ Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., of
of interest, expressed in a mul¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable Toledo, Stern Bros & Co., of Kan¬
tiple of Ys of 1%. The approving
at the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., sas City, Milwaukee Co., of Mil¬
opinion of Gibson & Gibson, of
New York City. Bidders to name waukee,
Westtown Twp. Sch. Dist., Pa.
Tripp & Co., of New
Austin, will be furnished to the
Bond Offering—Grace B. Mit¬ the rate of interest, expressed in a York, First National Bank, of Dal¬
purchaser. A certified check for
chell, Secretary of the Board of multiple of Y* of 1%. The approv¬ las, McDonald & Co., of Cleveland,
$11,500, payable to the County
School
Directors, will receive ing opinion of Chapman & Cutler, Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
Judge, is required.
sealed bids in care of C. T. Miller, of Chicago, will be furnished to ledo,
Sills,
Fairman
&
Harris,
320 North Church
Street, West the purchaser without cost. A cer¬ Dempsey & Co., both of Chicago,
Keller Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
tified check for $5,000, payable to
Wood, Gundy & Co., of New York,
Chester, until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Bond
Sale Details—The $100,the County Treasurer, is required. A. G. Edwards &
Xfov. 17 for the purchase of $60,000
Sons, Dempsey, 000
3%
school house
improve¬
Tegeler & Co., both of St. Louis,
touilding and improvement coupon Memphis
Housing Authority, Tenn.
ment
bonds
purchased
by : the
t)onds. Dated Dec. 1, 1949. Denom¬
Fitch & Co.,
of Kansas
Note Sale—The $1,390,000 18th Barret.
Unioq Bhnk & Trust Co., of Fort
ination $1,000. Due $3,000 on Dec,
Series notes offered Nov. 2 were City, Mavnard H. Murch & Co., of
Worth,
as
previously noted in
1
from
1950
to
1969
inclusive.
awarded to the Chemical Bank & Cleveland, Shelby, Cullom Davis v.
170, p. 1747, were sold at a
& Co., of New York, McDougal &
IBonds maturing on or after Dec.
Trust Co., of New York, and Asso¬
price of par, and mature April 1,
Co., McDougal & Condon, both of
I, 1960, shall be callable in whole ciates, at
0.77% interest.
Dated
as follows:
$1,000 in 1950; $2,000
or in part in the inverse numer¬
Chicago, Louis B. Henry Invest¬
Nov. 29, 1949.
Due on May 26,
from 1951 to 1958 inclusive; $3,ical order of maturity, at the op¬
ments, of Dallas, Prescott, Hawley,
1950.
000 from 1959 to 1968
inclusive;
tion of the District at par and ac¬
Shepard
&
Co.,
of
Cleveland,
crued interest on Dec. 1, 1959, or Polk County (P. O. Benton), Tenn. Rand & Co., William R. Compton $4,000 from 1969 to 1975 inclu¬
sive, and $5,000 from 1976 to 1980
-on any interest paying date thereBond Sale—The $500,000 school Co., both of New York, and Sea-
expressed in a multiple
of Vs of 1%. The approving opin¬
of Wood,
Dawson, of New York
will be furnished to the
of
payable to the Dis¬
trict Treasurer, is required.
interest,
or
Newport News Redevelopment and
Housing Authority, Va. '•
and
of the bonds,
rafter. Bidders to
expressed in a
1/10 of 1%.
Yb
&
City,
10, as fol¬
lows: $15,000 in 1950, $23,000 in
1951, $24,000 in 1952, $25,000 in
1953 and 1954, $26,000 in 1955 and
1956, $27,000 in 1957, $28,000 in
$8,000,000
of
purchased
Dec.
on
interest,
approving opinion
King
on
1949.
of
multiple
Nov. 14 for the purchase
of $575,000 road bonds. Dated Dec.
of
composed
Huguenin. &
Offering—Fletcher Rich¬
County Judge, will re¬
sealed
(CST)
1643—were awarded to
cate
Dumas,
$1,000.
est
County Road Dist. No. 3-A
O. Kountze), Texas
ardson,
school improvement, Series A 1949
bonds offered Nov. 8 — v. 170,
p.
July 1, 1949. Denomina¬
Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at the option
of the holder, at the
First Na¬
tional
Bank,
or
the
Bank
of
tion
(P.
1, 1950.
—
by
Hardin
& Trust Co.,
Due on Dec.
B o
1967 inclusive.
to
were
Central
the
to
Dated
election
Boothman of Dallas.
10th
Nov. 3
Dallas Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Oct. 1 from
on
County (P. O.
Jackson), Tenn.
Bond Offering — August Wilde,
A certified check for 2%
out cost.
inclusive.
1960
to
2s. Due
1949.
1
$218,000
offered
the
Oct. 25, 1949. Legality ap¬
on
proved
of New York,
0.78% interest. Dated Nov. 29,
at
Oct.
on
Madison
mul¬
tiple of % of 1%. The approving
opinion of Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia, will be
furnished to the purchaser with¬
interest, expressed
Due
held
at
1959, $29,000 in 1960,
Note Sale—The
First
$1,427,000 18th
$30,000 in 1961, $31,000 in 1962
Series notes offered Nov. 3 were
Chicago, Goldman, Sachs
and 1963, $32,000 in 1964, $33,000
& Co., Kidder,
awarded to the Chemical Bank &
Peabody & Co.,
in 1965, $34,000 in 1966,
$35,000 in Trust
both of New York, Alex. Brown
Co., of New York and Asso¬
1967, $36,000 in 1968, and $37,000
County Judge, will sell at public &
Sons, of Baltimore,
Harris, in 1969.
ciates, at 0.77%, plus a premium
Optional on Dec. 10, 1959,
auction at 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov. Hall
&
Co.
01 $9.
(Inc.),
Boatmen's
Dated Nov. 29, 1949.
Due
or
on
any interest payment date
29 an issue of $200,000 not to ex¬ National Bank, of St. Louis, W.
on
May 26, 1950.
The second
thereafter. Principal and interest
ceed 3% interest highway bonds. E.
Hutton
& Co.,
W. H. Mor¬
highest bidder was the Central
payable at the State Treasurer's
Dated Nov. 1, 1949. Denomination ton &
Hanover Bank & Trust Co., New
Co., Both of New York,
crued interest
on any
Bank
Sale—The
notes
awarded
Dated Oct. 1, 1949. The second
highest bidder was J. C. Bradford
& Co., and Associates, at a price
of par, a basis of about 2.06%.
1965,
or
l%s.
1955
as
1961
ma¬
Note,
Series
authorized
were
Texas
*
Monday, November 14, 1949
Dated Dec. 1, 1949. These bonds
Rauscher,
bid reflecting a
was
on a
Corpus Christi Housing Authority,
1954 inclusive.
as
Co.,
CHRONICLE
interest cost of about 2.62%.
(
4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
as
1950 to
follows: $3,000 from 1950 to
inclusive, and $4,000 from
as
road
$375,000
1648—were
p.
105,000
Denomination $1,000. Due on Dec.
1961
170,
$50,000
and
improvement
coupon bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1949.
I,
Sale—The
awarded
to the Equitable Securities Corp.,
of Nashville, at a price of par, a
basis of about 2.01%, as follows:
Alov. 17 for the purchase of $108,000
Pierce &
net
bridge bonds offered Nov. 8
—v.
Miller,
Street, West
Church
8
Bond
FINANCIAL
&
highest bidder
Giles County (P. O. Pulaski), Tenn.
of C. T.
care
until
Board
will
COMMERCIAL
$21,000
as
from
29,000
as
from
2%s.
1950
3s.
to
to
on
1969
Due
1960
Dated Nov.
Due
on
1969
1, 1949.
Nov.
1
inclusive.
Nov.
1
inclusive.
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