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UBfcASY
MONDAY
Reg. V. 8. Pat Office
Volume
168
Number 4755
New
Price 75 Cents
York, N. Y., Monday, November 29, 1948
Copy
a
GeneralCorporationandlnvestmentNews
RAILROAD
Steel
Acme
Co.—Secondary
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Offering—A
secondary
(par $10)
was
effected Nov. 23 by^F. S. Moseley & Co., A. G.
Becker & Co. and Blyth & Co., Inc., at $47yg per share.
Dealer's discount $1.50.—V. 168, p. 2001.
Nine Months Ended Sept.
dividends
Cash
in
Dividends
1948
30—
—
—
Interest
The
company Is inviting sealed, written proposals for the purchase
of 812,000,000 first mortgage bonds. Such proposals are to be
presented to the company, at the office of the service company,
from
1,707
bank
on
for
Provision
Commonwealth
5, N.
Southern
&
Y., before 11 a.m.
Corp.
(EST)
(New
York),
Dec. 7.—V.
York
New
A
dividends-.
B
1948—3 Mos.—1947
'•
$ *
Total
.ProV.
Fed.
for
Consol.
$'
,j"
'
'
94,823,317
85,028,675
190,150,813
2,348,299
8,432,421
•Before
in
171,755,258
1947.
i
435,291
!
$208,261
SHEET, SEPT.
30,
*730,000
3,200,000
*1,480,000
1,618,299
5,232,321
4.685,703
investments,
2,062.722
2,073,907
2,062.722
$0.69
$0.95
$2.08
$2.34
book
average
of
July 31—
1948
$
Total net sales
before
Profit
Prov.
for
LIABILITIES—Note
the
23,064,181
21,712,325
taxes
on
income
*8,894,179
*8,205,000
amounts
payable
13,507,325
13,981,728
$6.46
$6.16
$6.32
(Sept.
bank,
to
profit-
Code
1947;
The
basis
on
follows:
as
$1,570,000
'taxes
Federal
of
carry-back
$420,000
the
for
income
on
six
provisions
three
the
for
and
after
is
twelve
,
permit
of
Ohio
It
ended
1948.
due
1948
30,
market
2003.
p.
quota¬
American Power & Light
April
1950,
1,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—-
1S48
1947
$2,300,000;
income-—_ $16,865,374 $12,019,603
$8,468,558
$6,530,506
gecphvsical, geo¬
logical & admin, exps.,
rentals,
taxes,
6.657,771
.
Operating
provision
for
For
taxes,
par), $2,504,110; capital surplus, $4,838,930;
to April 30, 1933), $9,393,210; total, $19,-
income
Income
000
—
—-
4,799,864
$10,207,603
3,398,412
$7,219,73.9
260,751
242,478
—
income
$10,468,354
Intang. drilling:
velop.
and
Issuable
2,382,957
$5,070,146
132,524
full
shares
300,000
of
stock
Co.
:
of
500,000
Period
authorized
for
company
\ '.
.
and
unissued
details
in
V,
authorized
in
order
common
to
168,
conversion
of
preference
shares.
2002.
p,
$7,462,217
Profit :* on
au¬
•
American Light &
Traction Co.—Secondary
'
Distribu¬
tion—Morgan Stanley & Co. completed Nov. 18 a second¬
ary distribution of 25,000 shares of common stock (par
$25) at $197/g per share, with a dealer concession of 65b
a share.—V.
168, p. 2109.
3,602,514
2,485,284
$2,717,386
$1,427,366
$3.64
$2.45
$1.72
was
October,
announced
Waiter
and
Nov.
on
that
ton
carried
Airfreight
broke
alone
records
for
high
the
month
carriage
in
of
cargo
Vice
of
in
mail,
with
compared
October
American
reached
President
September,
ft
3,450,679
1947.
Airlines
ton
These
overseas
charge
and
express
of
sales,
Airfreight
miles
figures
in
was
Air
In
express
to
September
exclusive
are
October.
in
Air
mail
rose
from
736,644
ton
miles
September to 773,364 last month.
The
,
jumped nearly 50,000 ton mnes, from 479,289 in Septem¬
526,764
fleet
to
DC-4
70
North
and
Airfreighters
planes
cargo
American
Century—Fox
&
Foreign
Film
to
to
stations.—V.
Corp.
below.—V.
Power Co.
Curb
U.
S.
supplement
bring
168,
air
p.
its
cargo
2109.
168,
p.
Stock
--13
——24
Earns,
Exchange
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San
Stock
Inc.—Reorganization
Montreal
Stock
Exchange
Montreal
Curb
Exchange
to
the
U. S.
Court of Appeals,
recently gave sanction
SEC.—V.
168.
on
or
to
Markets
this
'
Established
State and City
Light
The Course
No
Stock
of Bank
Declared
& COMPANY
$60
24
Exchange
24
33
*
OLDEST
INVESTMENT
p.,
declared
extra
an
dividend
distribution
made
was
of
the
on
cents per
75
stock
common
'
915.
Buy Stock—
has
appropriated $100,000 for the purpose of pur¬
shares of its preference stock for cancellation and
,
.
fill
tenders
in
per
the
and
mail
and
shares
of
The
will
be
of
such
stock
preference
transmittal
National
Bank
Jersey
considered
by said
Tenders made
have
been
unless
agent
at
the
blank
of
City,
made
and
Jersey
N.
forward
City,
it
agent
52
and
—44
Payable
Rates-
_44
;
the
on
such
a
transmittal
at or before 3:00 p.m. (EST).
lowest prices (but not exceeding
will be accepted up to an amount sufficient to exhaust
appropriated,
provided,
however,
that
the corporation
right, in its discretion, to reject all tenders.
asset
value,
the
basis
for
the
of
of the close of business on Nov. 18, 1948,
market values, of the securities owned,
as
on
of
cost
outstanding
$63.50
of
selling
preference
share.
per
such
stock
The
securities,
of
total
the
applicable
to
168,
Federal
Reserve
SU 464
HOUSE IN
'
■
UTAH
I
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::
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I
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ry
System———:
'
.
„
t
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St. Louis Listed and Unlisted Securities
Edward D. Jones & Co.
<•
,
.
'
"
• •
^
'
/.
Members
New
St.
"
'
„
.
1871
300 North 4th St., St. Louis 2, Missouri
—44
*
each
corporation was ap¬
of the preference
of liquidation of the corporation was, as of Nov. 1, 1948,
share plus $99.50 of dividend arrears, or a total of $199,50.
p. 1138.
.
Established
44
com¬
after
claim
in case
per
Statement of Federal
—
by
foi
J.
share)
deduction
share
the
Exchange Place,
received,
funds
reserves
puted
execute
to The First
1
1948.
30,
—V.
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Salt Lake City 1
System Teletype
income, etc.
Clearings————43
Banks
•
Bell
24
No, extra
tenders
blank
Section——41
-42.
-
Offerings-—
Bond
Exchange
Reserve
1899
„
Nov.
cn
166,
purpose,
Nov.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices--44
Combined Condition
"
taxes on
from
$100
Foreign
S. Main Street
depletion,
,
for cash,
registered
Miscellaneous Features
Dividends
160
depreciation,
General Corporation & Investment News_Cover
Specializing in
EDWARD L. BURTON
$8,59
the
holders
thereof
at
prices not to exceed $60 per
prices shall include all accrued and unpaid dividends
such stock.
Holders of preference stock who desire to tender all
part of their holdings of such stock for purchase by the corporation
stock
Boston. Federal Judge John D. Clifford,
It had been approved by the
Utah Power <5*
2.
proximately
the plan.
$3.41
which
should
—39
Exchange
Stock and Bond Averages—
2109.
p.
taxes,
corporation
invited
were
Jr.,
1
share
12,220,652
$9,838,094 $25,215,885
quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share on the
together with the regular quarterly dividend of $1.50
the preferred stock, all payable Jan. 3 to holders of
on
Dec.
1948.—V.
share,
38
Exchange
Transactions New York
4,036,892
(est.)
usual
Accordingly,
—36
36
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
Appeals from the Federal District Court's approval of reorganization
filed at Portland, Me., Nov. 12. The action will take the case
the
stock,
chasing,
37
38
Over-the-Counter
income
American Superpower Corp.—Offers to
36
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Appealed—
directors
and
The
--35
Exchange——
Stock
on
1
corporate
share
per
in
-35
Stock Exchange
Stock
taxes
--35
;
Stock Exchange—
Francisco
foreign
retirement.
Stock
241,440
3,339,567
356,287»
1,087,070
—-
-
85,180
..
168, p. 1138.
35
—.
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Philadelphia
taxes
smelting, refining and manufacturing plants, from sales
metals, by-products and manufactured products, and from treatment
metals of others, before deducting administrative and general ex¬
34
Stock Exchange
Los Angeles
,
337,733" ;V 751,10"
—
—
per common
34
Stock
business
new
-34
-
_.
Cleveland
expenses-
exam.,
156,781
$16,535,813 $44,973,055
998,724
2,848,117
_
—
3,0*72,901
mines,
record
29
Exchange
Cincinnati
—
income
share
(Bonds)
Chicago Stock Exchange
Toronto
437.
and
Net
The
(Stocks)
Exchange
Stock
,
Broadcasting Co., Inc.—Control Sought—
Twentieth
American
14
passenger
than
more
American
See
using
combination
of
service
is
company
York
Baltimore
mine
etc.
399,780
V
>4.
,
1,463,^95
Drl3,642
152,121
common
Exchange
routes.
new
a
New
__L,
general
research,
Depreciation
Quotations
Stock Exchange
Stock
;
,
Depletion
penses,
Page
Boston
in
peak of 2,474,690 ton miles
in
October, an increase of more than a quarter-million ton miles over
September.
Airfreight shipments totalled 5,394,660 pounds.
ber
•
9 Months
American Snuff Co.—Declares 75-Cent Extra Dividend
Stock and Bond
New York
15.
aggregate
miles
on
its
record
a
Assistant
the
miles,
ton
3,082.915
of cargo
again
following
Sternberg,
3,774,818
year.
$41,343,593
,145,260
income,
Corporate taxes, state income & franchise
—V.
$0.90
3 Months
consolidated--
—
for
Exps.
2,793,219
$3,859,703
Airlines, Inc.—Breaks Cargo Records—
corporation
announced
last
of
$14,940,199
not
investments
Administrative and
of
$4,220,585
4,734,375
1948—
-
Total
*Of
1037.
p.
;
subsidiaries
praise. charges
Jess
73,036'
$5,202,670
Sept. 30,
from
shares
provide-for
employees, as well as
preferred and
cumulative
New York
during
week
corresponding
Interest, dividends from others & misc.
from,
$4,147,549
$5,733,979
American
This
the
over
Smelting & Refining Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
Ended
Dividends
'
stock
In This Issue
income
168,
Nov. 18, 1948 the System input of subsidiaries
amounted to 250,697,000 kwh., an increase of 24,645,-
*Earnings
in order to
stock ot The
shares,
,
executives
but
to
the
increase
to
this
voted to increase ,the
shares to 2,500,000 shares,
de¬
Earnings per share—
—V.
Co.—Weekly Input—
ended
or
10.90%,
168, p. 2110.
American
Illinois—Merger, Etc.—
voted
23
atiso
to
thorized
from
deprec.,
costs,
depl. & leases aband.
and
expired
Net
week
company
kwh.,
—V.
of
Total
the
this
of
'investigations,
1945
1946
Oper.,
Other
$34,309;
expenses,
Nov.
on
exchange
Finance
was
1,800,000
,
See
Amerada Petroleum Corp.
3 Mos. End. Sept; 30—
an
•.
.
t
lease
unfavorably
required
summer
adjustments before full scale production of soda ash
achieved, it- appears unlikely that earnings from the new
will be realized to any appreciable extent during 1948.—V,. 168,
1133.
p.
stock
months
months
July 31. 1347. and $620,821 for the twelve months ended July 31,
168, p. 937.
* .'■
etc.
($1
of
warm
be
plaht
(subsequent
168,
stockholders
preference
estimated
refundable
Revenue
31,
____
share
for
amounts
oper.
accrued
American Investment Co. of
net
—V.
Gross
and
loss
the
of
16,500,000
14,170,002
surplus
086,183.—V.
30,481,728
prevision
June
earned
payable
class B stock
$15,623;
income
common
Internal
ended
-
on
Fed.
per
deducting
$
•
377,515,045 315,125,568
taxes
Consolidated
*The
$
410,594,631
accounts-
«
Fed.
est.
Earnings
1946
1947
affected
to maintain
months, with
production in the period,'?, they added.
quarter "were found
schedule equipment
on
production
necessary
can
'
12 Months Ended
third
of
stockholders
were, also
informed that
the
addition to
the
plant and the construction of the new soda ash plant at Trona,
Calif., have been completed. . They added,- however,
that because
tions—$17,792,670), $16,776,670; total, $19,086,183.
at
rate
The
1948
2,073,907
outstanding
Earnings per com. share
1
;
stockholders,
power
1,300,000
Com. shares
to
the
for
higher
resultant
a
1948 and $660,734
in
and taxes.
Peter Colefax,
failure to obtain
the
the
7 '
7
•
$0.17
•
sales of securities of $494,732
on
and
Earnings
by
2,901,940
$0.08
,
$67,058
2,505,110
——
2,161,294
...
157,329
—.
period-:
profit
$659,678
'
charges
235,625
.
B. R. Armour; Chairman of the
President, said that while sales and pro¬
duction for the nine-month period this year were ahead of the corre¬
sponding period last year, "lower earnings continued to reflect the
company's inability to recover in its prices all of the incerased costs
it has had to absorb, particularly labor and fuel oil costs."
41,300
$208,261
„
statement
a
board,
ASSETS—Cash, $490,041; U. S. Government securities—at cost (Sept.
30, 1948 market quotations—$1,499,685), $1,499,470; dividends and'ac¬
counts
receivable
and
interest- accrued,
$89,196; due from brokers
for securities sold, $45,806; receivable in settlement of suit, $185,000;
6,165,703
*
'
__
$3,460,208
After
In
59,063
...
11,000
,
;
—^
BALANCE
profit-
net
.
$
taxes
income
on
1948—6 Mos.—1947
*
;
outstanding—
•Earnings per class B share.
taxes
Fed.
est.
on
$
3,461,294
before
income
on
.
sales.___I
net
Profit
'
tax
shares
Class.B
(&Subs.)—Earnings—
Period End. July^l—
48,938
income
dividends-
*Surplus
Allied Stores Corp.
76,467
,
1,
Class
168, p. 2109.
109,208
*
11,843
1948—9 Mos.—1947
$3,138,762 $10,598,112
$9,824,328
419,546
1,177,560.
1,521,603
1948—3 Mos.—1947
sales
*Net income
$836,509
loan
Federal
inebme
Class
Pine St.,
20
L
:
-
it
*Net
192,984
$377,407
1_
Net
$631,681
—
Expenses
Period End. Sept. 30—
51.688,
Total
MISCELLANEOUS
*
American Potash # Chemical Corp.—Earnings—
1947
'
$324,012
—
securities, priced at mkt. quots
Interest
Alabama Power Co.—Invitation for Bonds—
INSURANCE
-
American Cities Power & Light Corp.—Earnings—
..
distribution of 20,000 shares of common stock
INDUSTRIAL
-
York Stock Exchange
Louis
Stock
Exchange
Chicago Bd. of Trade
York Curb Exchange Associate
Chicago Stock Zxsh.
New
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
8L 593
2
(2222)
THE
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—To Call Stock—
The
will
stock
be
ing
closed
of
shares
3.
books
1,
4.50^
the
of
close
the
Dec,
for
business
for
1948,
the
of
said
which
series
Nov.
23,
1948,
Issued
been
open¬
Over
by lot
number
of the maximum
and
(Calif.)
out¬
The
that
company
covering
and
300
offered
in
of
stoc'x
outstanding
for
$5,0001.
(par
The
(par
common
shares
S10»,
are
that
or
these
to erect plywood mill.
directors
The
cents
share,
per
dividend
rate, by
share. There
regular
a
with
Quarterly Pay't
dividend
quarterly
extra
an
dividend
of
25
48')
of
12',2
craft
In
share.
the
on
sent
date
letter
that
this
extended
be
may
the
14
program
Government
slightly
overhead,
of
Aircraft
Corp.,
Tool
etc.,
balance
nary
the
in
the
made
that
types
by
to
purchase
made."
are
There
Is
"Our
customers
investment,
for
and
repre¬
to
complete
a
airplane
other
no
presented
of
$1
Dec.
shave
per
recently
was
declared
to holders of record Dec.
15
the
on
See
1.
V.
the
at
payment
Co.,
New
at
York, N.
C.
Y.,
and
3,
1.
In
Corp.,
The
directors
of
10
cents
declared
dividend of
10
Dec.
a
payable
$1,
par
like amount
A
have
stock,
holders
15
to
cents
to
paid on Aug. 13, this year, while in
paid on Dec, 13,—V. 168, p. 1794.
was
was
share
Dec.
1947 an
year.—V.
initial
167,
p. 2359. •
for
the
The
in
corporation
notice
a
of
holders
the
the
of
first
A
Co.,
Havemeyer Construction Co.,
for,
Inc., and certificates of deposit
was
of
reorganized in
New
for
each
the
in 1938.
York
assumed
were
U.
8.
Beacon
by
&
Court
for
District
Holders of series
A
Midway
there¬
the
bonds
Corp.,
Southern
—V.
of
$75,000,000
reported
barrier
to
President
the
Nov.
on
this
to
of
Dutra
Government
to
the
of
to
Nov.
on
net
on
quarterly
had
share
$1,000 in principal amount of did bonds, an income bond of
Corp., the new corporation formed in that reorganization,
ordinarily payable
par
value. Regular
$15
Sept,
made
been
loan
Brazil
the
entitled
receive,
crust certificate for
of
$1,000 due Feb. I, 1958 and a voting trust
of its capital stock.
Holders of series B bonds
for each $1,000 in principal amount, a voting
10 shares
to
10 shares of
stock.
Holders of bonds
or
certificates
This
by writing to Manufacturers Trust Co.,
Street, New York, N. Y.
'•
►'
Beaver
will
"On
after March
or
trict Court
for
bonds
1949, the corporation will apply to the Dis¬
fixing a date after which the holders of old
of deposit will 110 longer be permitted
to ex¬
certificates
and
for
10
and
*
new
securities."—-V.
157, p.
other
On
Jan.
2,
stock
—V.
168,
at
will
9 Mos. End.
Net
Sept. 30—
1940
Earnings
t$2,099,641
$1,565,588
1,531,334
437,524
437,524
outstdg.
share
per
♦Adjusted
^Includes
$2.61
—
to give
effect
$507,508
net
Bendix Home
of
to
sales
on
194G
$2.37
the 3"2-for-l
pioi'it
1945
'-$1.37
stock split in
securities.—V.
of
Following
payable
the
dividend
a
Dec.
the
1947,
rate
same
20
the
♦$1.02
1948—3 Mos.—1947
this
date
2115.
but
p.
62V2
of
$10,706,702 $21,252,993
7,737,720
15,330,859
sales
of
last
$40,525,835 $59,707,078
30,569,152
41,725,952
of
qiade
record
of
In
1,256,809
2,435,568
$1,692,173
$3,486,566
4,698,577
1048 to
5,945,813
Operating profit
Purchase discount
other
income
Gross
94,118
the
114,480
'»
290,662
280,985
cents
$1,786,291
expense
$3,601,046
$5,548,768 $12,316,298
4,174'
58,254
14,957
—_
Prov. for Federal income
tax
*
be
share
cents
of
March
and
31
distribution
a
Dec.
paid in
value
per
at
15
of
share
per
share
of
holders of
to
1,788,000
Jt
record
31,
5,131,000
$3,756,594
ipA|ll»Jfv03
$7,127,044
$2.02
*
-
$3.55
and
$6.81
the
stock,
depreclat,
amortization
163,
and
of
$273,452
$815,525
Dec.
Serial
notes
of
stock
dividends,
in
.Interest. '
in
—
_
1948
the
cents
—-
$849,323
249,767
84,270
is
make
Expenses
;
bank
on
paid
when
quax-ter
three
share
per
31.
totaled
1948
capital stock
total
a
consists
178,204
of
was
Dec.
1948
actual
the
of
$10,067,000,
$16.79.—V.
and
168,
the
of
25
in
share
per
1947.—V.
Prov.
Preferred
$803,020
dividends
Common,
$787,128
Per
210,000
dividends
♦Surplus
for period
shares outstanding
♦Earnings per
♦Before
NOTE
therefore
on
sale
securities
of
files
provision
as
has
"regulated
a
been
made
BALANCE SHEET,
for
$1,027,123
*
investment
Federal
SEPT.
30,
Witter
&
&
and
accounts
receivable
company"
per
share
167,
for
p.
interest
accrued,
'
'
quotations—$5,600,209), $5,600,008;
and
$119,208;
■
the
current
year,
$6,444,475
$5,752,328
$5,028,747
4,936,776
4,462,472
4,116,473
$1,289,856
$912,274
40,731
LIABILITIES—-Note
payable and
$28,986;
common
payable
accrued
to
bank,
expenses,
stock
due
Oct., 1,
$72,846-
($1 par>,
$7,489.483(sub*e«uent to 060
31
total, $22,402,254.—V. 168, p. 1140.
'
166.758:
earned
surplus
1953
$1,330,587
$960,660
603,318
508,344
309,488
tax.
$822,243
$651,172
$0.85
$0.75
$0.59
1,094,456 shares.
on
-
for
taxes
canitarsir^s
1932)
$10
444
domestic,
Dec.
I, 1963.
168,
p.
1926.
21,
operating
Californ
29
under
com¬
a
communities.
The
pur'f cation,
storage,
industrial,
serving
and
105.775
over-all
an
from
revenues
PREFERRED
and
in¬
1948.
and
the
53.2',),
and
public
all
metered
total
of
137,292
during
sources
the
by
the
of
series
as
12
>
.
SHARES—The
number
each,
resi¬
of
names
the
follows:-
are
D
preferred
shares
;
_
———
&
32,000
__
Co.___—
UNDERWRITING
OF
163.
;
16.000
—
8,000
__
SERIES
.
24.000
____
C
BONDS—Dean
Witter
&
Co.,
San
2116.
p.
California Electric Power Co. (&
Subs.)—-Earnings—
(Mexican
Operating
subsidiaries
Maintenance
Federal
Other
are-
not
consolidated
1948—3 Mos. —1947
revenues
$2,597,306
169,412
1
herein)
J 948—12 Mos.—1947
$2 ,291,336
$9,412.9:19
$8,225,72'
671,203
647,10;
1 ,070.176
4,237,022
3,534,46'
213,420
218,666
903.060
850,67.)
de.prec.__
income
taxes,
149,374
1,121,158
,
fur
taxes
-
255,264
183,220
268,348
:
240,231.
Net
operating
♦Other
revenue
663,634
659,83:
1.043.033
917,55:
$569,704
-$423,619
$1,890,047
20,753
31,393
116,582
159,950
$590,462
income
.
$461,012
$2,006,629
$1,776,040
(net.i„_
&
income
$1,616,090
Net
oth.
inc.
deduct.
130,574
107,089
493,043
447,017
—1
$459,888
$353,923
$1,513,586
$1,329,023
income
♦Includes
following
dividend
from
amounts:
Sept.
30,
ended Sept.
year
unconsolidated
Quarter
1947.
30,
ended
S30.000;
Mexican
Sept.
year,
30,
ended
1947, $143,887.—V. 168,
subsidiaries
1948,
Sept.
$18,642;
30.
1948,
in
2116.
p.
Capital City Products Co.—To
Split-Up Stock—
The
stockholders
stock
shares
of
$5
exchanged
for
on
from
Nov.
30
125,000
value,
par
two
new
will
vote
shares,
each
on
increasing
without
•
the
value,
par
share
present
shales,
the
quarter
$107,906;
-
authorized
to
200,000
outstanding
;
to
be
'
-
Corp.—Loan
Placed
Privately—The
privately with Prudential In¬
Company of America $10,000,000 3V2% notes, due
Proceeds will be added to working
capital.
1358.
and associates
from
$2,200 000;
provision
31,
other
gathering,
was
Co
48,386
$928,561
As mentioned in
dividends
receivable in settlement of suit,
*aA ^Vf\ge
(Sci>t- 30> 1948 market quota¬
22,713,204), $14,586,46o; total; $22,402,254,
accounts
in
two
noted
be
anticipated
California
in
owning
to
will
protection.
company
-Earnings1946
California Water Service
»
cost
due
and Dec.
systems
for
transactions
the
to
the
and
14.9and
1948
Net
sales
Net
profit
Number
—V.
after
of
Earnings
157, p.
taxcs__
shares
per
1,166,390
outstanding——
''
1947
$23,316,981
_•
_______
1946
$21,276,324 $15,221,498
1,702,377
749,739
99,600
99.600
99 600
$11.71
share
$17.09
$7.53
128.
;
Sisnon- faS«S!! S°/d' *192>476;
tions—
Oct.
conver¬
1140.
$1,531,879
—I
Burlington Mills
and
taxes.
securities—at
1948,
consumers,
Co
Francisco.—V.
Operation
$1,507,699
...
income
168, p. 643.
—V.
income
the
percentages
effect
utility,
water
stock,
Inc
Co..
Elworthy &
,
1947
etc
for. Federal Income
surance
and
a
reserved
upon
No. of Shs.
Dean
liquidating
company jn October placed
$0.03
1948
1948
fa^mSE^n~jQ4«h'mJVr5?9'°98i ?' S\Goveniment
30, 1948 market
/Sept.
7,489,483
in
that
legal
f5.3'A.
issuance of
EARNINGS FOR YEARS ENDED AUGUST 31
r
+$171,820
SO.11
of
tDeficit.
Company
no
share
common
profit
.t2,079,690 in 1947.
$803,020
7,489,483
.
1.
wholesale
purchased
Blyth
748,948
Common
provides
subject to
indenture.
1948, were $5,023,238..
underwriters
to
80
24,180
—
income,
share
—V,
the
When
.
giving
supply
fire
OF
severally
indi¬
with
1948
-
44,156
Net
income
31,
principal
together
cents
+80,000 shs.
amounts
of
preferred
incorporated
operating
Aug.
23.7')
production,
the
commercial
Gross
be
.
210,000 shs.
issued
subsequent issuance
1.8'/),
public
of
for
UNDERWRITING
common
♦Net
sale
and
ended
•
139,000 shS.
101,000 shs.
were
unlimited
for
Sept.
was
the
1948,
consumers.
24,
1140.
p.
420,000-
declara¬
year
compared
Outstanding
$14,282,000
139,000 shs.
corresponding
water
of
31,
Schwabacher
payment
quarters
for
extra dividend
an
$2.25
share
per
Total-———
169,776
39,937
1111,11111
loun
Interest
FINANCING
$480,000
provisions
before
water
uses,
and
months
gains divi¬
on
the
selling
and
Aug.
ended
Balance
$1,001,060
PRESENT
stock, series D.
JUpon
shares there will be initially
surplus,
25.1',),
namfe
and
At
of
quarterly dividend of 50 cents per Share on the common
payable
Dec.
23
to
holders
of
record
Dec.
8.
These
both
are
funds
additional
shares.
operating
an
corporate
dential
Of
r
67,467
$1,021,162
—
—
Interest
capital
was
date
the
fourth
first
Transp. and other operating income
Operating exps. and other charges.
1947
$725,046
_
of
+500,000 shs.
in
stock
surplus between
business
stated
has
and
and
munities
Int.
46,349
Total
A
cash
or
1948,
14,
estimated
for
84
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
securities, priced at mkt. quots—
TO
bonds
constituted
completed
are
20.4')
Gross
Corp.—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Cash
Dividends
directors
of
cash.
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (& Subs.)
Blue Ridge
issuance
outstanding bonds
constituted
54.6%
of
company's long term
funded debt,
capital stock
the
•
Company
16.
$610,123
1898.
p.
the
usual
compared with $3
$254,650
—
sources
program
of
1948,
BUSINESS—Company
cents
Brockway Motor. Co., Inc.—25-Cent Extra Dividend—
dividends
♦After
—V,
A '*
share—*-
•>«</*
$1.13
|
per
board
receive
stock
in
The directors have-declared
*
Earnings
the
from1
$2,183,493
internal
preferred
preferred
Provision
—
from
balance
the
C__
these-
preferred
D
Aug.
crease
30,
preferred
the
on
D
Period End. Sept. 30—
Oct;
by
1948-55
restrictive
pet-
June
1947.
assets
includes
due
series
issued
be
may
the
scries
common
3.
24,
1948 substantially all
during .the year. The exact amount
Dec.
The
paid
about
for
expended
be
may
1949
The
E, F, and G
common
24,
record
made.
54
total
a
Net
income
Interest
will
cates
1948.
$649,230.
construction
1949
;
of
of
C,
due
which
series
1.3'),
the special
distribution noted above, it is presently
the ordinary dividend to* be paid for the fourth
quarter
about 30 cents per share
payable in cash on Dec.
holders of
with
$5,258,106 $12,035,313
and
to
for
EFFECT
series
ser. D,
under
to
that
the
'.
shares
On
'
amount
tion
„■
the
stockholders, elect to
addition
estimated
the
permit
fixed- capital
available
provided
stock,
convertible
80.000
sion
share
cents
when 25
year,
on
per
Dec.
on
realized
per
which
$515,000.
stock
and
its
policy
distributing
cents
that
to
banks at Dec. 31,
was
to
0
pfd.
per
including
cents
15
year.
will
expenses
50
year
sums
banks and
from
estimated
$25)—
(par
bonds
73,120
stock
cents
and
to
up
quarterly
capital
for
dend
company"
capital expenditures and
and have approximately
additions
the
of
be
(1.5tf -2.2'.) ),
♦Indenture
is
cash), unless
the
sufficient
be
.
cumul.
Common
loan.
will not be determined until Dec.
14, 1948, trie record
determining stockholders entitled to receive the distribution,
presently estimated at something like 55 cents per share out¬
standing.
Distribution will
be made
in
stock
(fractional shares in
1947.
168,
fixed
to
approximately
at
Authorized
distribution
capital gains
totaled
depositors-
sources
consisting
amortization '(esti¬
and
presently
finance
funds
cost
bonds,
1975
notes
Cumul. pf. stock,
about
distribution
March,
1948—9 Mos.—1947
3elling, gen. and admin.
net
of
have
by
1948,
year
internal
will
estimate
GIVING
cumulative
the
the
holders
to
paid
as
company
established
its
intention
This
probably
Capital stock
be
1899.
its
Appliances, Inc.-r-Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net sales
Cost
1947
$3,626,327
1,531,334
shares
the
hand and in
Dec.-. 31, 1947
plus any
The
the
3 'A r!<
1,
Serial
Broad Street Investing Corp.—Estimated Dividends—
$3,589,186
income
'Capital
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
estimated
'
mtge.
Nov,
-
irrigat'on
Beech-Nut Packing Co.
on
gross
approximately
CAPITALIZATION
total
quarterly
p.
capital
advanced
Gross •-additions
distribution
securities..
,
dividend of $1.37
also declared, payable Dec. 31
was
ordi¬
years
for
toward
required
-
usual
The
1047.
disbursed,
is
this
of
at
of
accessories.
apply
estimated
legislative
a
company's
on
time
some
declared
share.
per
order
an
change them for
1947.
1,
was
and
It
end
deposits.
$987,360
4.40')
removed
was
the
declare
to
Dec.
js the first payment since Sept. 30, last
share
the
recent
during
current-borrowings
from
banks
in
$3,580,944.
is
transmission
above
22
stock;
common
fixed
funds
for
loans,
estimate
,
approved
distributions
3276.
p.
directors on'Nov,
the
on
working
in
mains, new service connections and
wells, tanks and pumping plants, $119,680 for
purification-facilities, and the balance of $290,411 relates to various
categories such as real
estate,
miscellaneous structures, equipment
Bridgeport Brass Co.—15-Cent Common Dividend—
The
deposit may exchange them
45
1949
surplus.
principal amount of
certificate for
are
increase
are
securities
the
to
the
not
about
or
regularly
1948.—V." 165,
10,
restoring
of
improvements
from
bank
us
and
extension
meters,
is, nearing
proceeds
properties.
guarantee
decided
20
of
District
1948
of
$625,000 of cash
present
additional
directors
sale
depreciation
capital.
sales
repay
to
for
Brewing Corp. of America—Omits Dividend—
The
the
to
from
derived
provided
the
hand
year
Beacon Hotel
in
to
on
line
168, p. 2004.
dividend
which
from
purpose
rapid
expenditures
funds
been
obligations
The
Zurich, Lausanne,
company
The
22.
consummation
when
ago
proceeds
agreements.
provisions for
working
iegulat'on
entitled to receive
are
last
weeks
au<homing
certificates of deposit may soon become valueless,
and should be exchanged
without delay for bonds of Beacon Hotel
Corp., which have substantial value.
The bonds of Havemeyer Con¬
Inc.
loan
was
two
said:
Co.
pay
act
"These bonds and
struction
Bank
it
for expansion and improvement
The
5%*# sinking fund gold bond certificates, series A, and first .mortgage
junior participation 6'A ') sinking fund gold bond certificates, series B,
of
World
used
to
net
*
completion,
mortgage
sale
and
additions
gross
capital
from
$600,000
be
must
1st
Hotel
Corp.
(Ilavemeyer Construction
Inc.), N. Y. City—Exchange of Securities—
have
Cash
income
trust
bonds
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Loan—
Beaeon
the
expenditures
extension
the
reducing
other
Jay R. Benton, President, announces that the company will con¬
tinue its present dividend scale through 1949.
$404,000 has been set
aside to provide for the dividends to be paid
policyholders the coming
1.
the
approximately $476,000 lor the calendar year 19481 and funds
by depositors pursuant to line extension- agreements. "The
required to finance the remainder of the -capital expenditures
date
to
the
on
record
line
available
company
/
168, p. 2110.
per
of
from
mated at
to -
Switzerland; or of Banque
de Paris et
des Pays-Bas,
Switzerland, with all unmatured coupons attached except the
coupon
maturing nr» April 1, 1949, which may be retained by tn<"
holder.—V. 166, p. 2207.
!
.
i
|
Bayway Terminal Corp.—10-Cent Dividend—
proceeds
advanced
Boston Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Dividend Scale—
common
had
funds
builds
Geneva,
common
and
including
to
financing
has
of J.
Henry Schroder & Co.,
England;, or of Chemical Bank
of Credit Suisse,
or
10,713
by
principally of
the
to
1948,
Drawn
to
net
the
extensions
capital for the full calendar year
delivered
collateral
thereof.
offices
E.
Jan.
on
mortgage
value
the
London,
St.,
redemption
5#
con¬
$4,032,000.
by
for
face
is
common
subject
population cf the communities served by the company has made-,
pursuant
Geneva,
or
deposit about 22,000 shares,"
dividend
Trull
&
for
Leadenhall
145
called
£59,000 of
and
for
proceeds
additions,
Inc.
Boeing
be
the
use
EXPENDITURES—The
$2,841,969,
Corp.,
Goodyear Air¬
in -"which
they
can
D.
is
or
desirable, substantial capital expendtiures for additions
replacements to enable the company to extend its various systems
and to increase their service capacities During the period from Jan.
1.
1948, to Aug. 31, 1948, the number of consumers served* has in¬
than
Machine
sections
series
shares of
rate
business.
Air¬
transported
are
the
which
and
163, p. 1140.
been
fund,
series A,
bonds,
letter
also
said:
"We
are
informed
by our customers that
Stone, a director of the company, and associates own about
52,000 shares of common stock. They have agreed with the purchasers
stock payable
have
retirement
states;
the
net
for
of
Co.,
Aviation
&
Inc.,
work
of
others
joined
ate
Gear
Mills,
bonds
Rohr
Inc.,
stock
rate of Q.914
necessary
would-re¬
Airplane
Bendix
as
Bros.
General
handling
are
they
result
Force.—V.
Foote
Co.,
C
Series
such
of
used
course
CAPITAL
developmental,
Aircraft,
Swallow
and
concerns
Co.,
assemblies
where
Northrop
Co.
well-known
Manufacturing
The
with
$1,500,000
capital
receive
more
that
contracts
tooling,
7 ')
will
parts
residue of
preferred
an'initial
preferred "stock,
to defray a
port-on of the company's 1948 capital expenditures; con¬
sisting principally cf the construction of "additions, extensions and
improvements in the ordinary course cf business, and will u<e the
(Kansas),
In addition
Bolivia Railway Co.—Partial Redemption—
Robert G.
A
purchased
of
the
the
proceeds
The
i
from
Aeronautical
such
plants
Air
of
creased
Division,
itself
the
days.
stockholders
common
ofter
representations
to
Wichita,
subcontract
a
of
of the 80,000 series D preferred shares to
repay bank loans totaling
$2,270,000 (borrowed from'American Trust Co;, San Jose, Calif. $1,520,000; Crocker First National Eank of San Francisco, $750,000), obtained"
percentage
of
subcontracting
done
Superfortresses were produced-at
alone represents over 34')
of the total
to
convertible
share
PURPOSE—Company intends to
B-29
producers
cumulati
each
adjustment.
companies participating in the Boeing sub¬
CurtJss-Wright Corp.. Douglas Aircraft-Co.,. Inc.,
Pneumatic
Fireman
craft
expire at 3 p.m, on Dec. 10, 1948.
$75,000
are
deposited, the
purchasers reserve the
to accept all shares deposited, or to huy not less.than
pro rata basis.
If less than 60,000 shares are deposited,
a
final
The
and
in
for
and
manufac¬
than
either
75,000
of
those
The offer will
more
right
charge
the
manufacturing,
are
Ryan
addition,
Boeing
Air
subcontractors
to
in
(Wash.)
resulted
pointed
value
among
specialize.
Trust
Co., 55 Broad
St.,
New
York,
N. Y„
acting as agent lor unnamed clients, has offered to purchase between
60,000 shares and 75,000 shares of Agwi's common stock at 347.50
If
has
when
while
lor
program
Corp.,
Iron
Purchase Agwi Stock—
per
work
exceed
dollar
from
company
costs.
Cleveland
Manufacturers
the
Consolldated-Vultee
as
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies SS. Lines—Offer Made to
The
this
to
Vice-President
Seattle
5.3')
stock
Stratojels are involved.
Mr. Lauden
themselves will
be
acsembe!d
and
ds*
in
Lauden
Boeing
Included
cents per share, placing
The'
vertible into &ma£»on m-ck at
diverted
be
Monday, November 29, 1948
of
B-47
airplanes
plants
value,
Mr.
the
at
other
contract
the annual payment on
compared with a previous rate of $2 per
1.041,824 common shares outstanding—V. 168, p. 2110.
are
of
and
value common stock, both payable Dec. 27
6. This action increased the regular quarterly
share,
10').
main
cents
par
Dec.
basis of $2.50 per
a
together
the $10
on
holders of record
to
declared
22
Nov.
on
share,
per
One-Half
statement, Mr. Lauden disclosed that 325
B-50D
Superfortresses,
B-54
Superfortresses,
years
war
contract
nearly
62Mi
wiil
plants.
total
Associates Investment Co.—Increases
Over
this
probably
the
CHRONICLE
Subcontracting
contract price that will be diverted to other manufacturers.
to
this suppliers of
raw material
will receive more than
an
as
will
during
be
to
Proceeds will be used to retire outstanding common and
balance
pay notes;
filed a registration statement with the
cumulative preferred stock (par 8101
15
shares 8%.
common
exchange
sale.
outright
Nov,
on
100,000
shares
funds
while
by
Boeing
magnitude of
the
Divert
allotted
money
Stratofreighters, and
added
livered
SEC—
3EC
the
In commenting on
airplanes,
including
Co.—Registers With
Timber Products
of
procurement
C-97A
Areata
Co.—Will
suppliers, F. P. Laudan,
turing, revealed Nov. 17.
time, such shares to be called for redemption on
168, p. 41.
FINANCIAL
Procurement Funds—
one-half
Force
&
other
any one
1949.—-V.
Airplane
Air Force
stoek
the
to
selecting
of
purpose
heretofore
have
Boeing
cumulative- preferred
representing In the aggregate 2')-
standing at
Jan.
from
business
certificates
of
transfer
COMMERCIAL
55
ia2*
'' $10'444'182'
cumulative
on
Co.
Securities Offered—
issue of Nov. 22 Dean Witter & Co.
Nov. 17 offered 80,000 shares of 5.30%
—
our
convertible
$25); at $26.50
per
Dean Witter &
preferred
share.
Co."also offered
stock,
on
series
Nov.
18
D
(par
$1,500,000
first'mortgage. 3V4% bonds, series, C, due Nov. 1, 1975,
at 98 V2 and interest. Further details
follow;
1
The
latter
issue
was
awarded
Nov?.
Stuart & Co. Inc. bid 95 for 3'As.
16
on
a
bid
of
97.512.
Halsey,
Carpenter Steel Co.—Dedicates New Research Lab.—
Tire
new
erate
research
the
laboratory at Reading,
Pa.,
built
to
further accel¬
company's development of specialty steels for
industry, has
just beer dedicated to those
employees who served in the armd forces
during World War II, it was announced on Nov. 20.—V.
168, p. 1899.
Central Maine Power Co.—Old
Registration Statement
Withdrawn—
.
?
•
The
1947
registration
and
withdrawn
covering
from
statement
160,000
registration
covering 303,330 shares
was
(No.
shares
Nov^
•
-
7302)
of
15.
filed
common
A
new
with
the
stock
SEC
(par
registration
filed with the SEC, Nov.
Nov.
$10)
10,
was
statement
1—V. 168, p. 2116.
.
Volume-168
Number 4755
THE
Central Indiana Gas Co:—Earnings—
'
_
'
..
"
_
offered
.
,n._
*3&l4 W
'
as
subscribed
not
are
Amort,
of tUil.
Utility
*'Other
Lehman Brothers
14* 469
561^20
acovis~~adfust
onerntin<»
income
150 000
125 000
Lazard Freres & Co
Bache & Co.,
*
9155 288
8609 560
lit'bS
■'
m 638
met
'
-
Gross
386,947
149 025
ai.-ninh
nlant
income
447,507
IS4' 986
proats taxes
excess
reserve
income
$747,207
105 ,>72
94 389
_
1
Net
income
*
*
'
467,836
34,650
—V.
168
*
*
40 519
i
'
•
'
'
,
:
Ceiltial
&
oOUtll'
c>
West
,
.
,
,
.24
J®
"eight equipment, and $28,876,175 is for
Company hopes to, reduce its commitment for
.54-
^
A.
corp.—Stockholders
.74
Becker & Co.
4.29"
Marks- & Co._
7.63
Inc.-:.
Laurence M.
'
2.54
C. Miller & Co.
Northwest Co.—
Piper, Jaffmy &bHopwoodL
1.04
Prescott, HaWlsy,
& Co., Inc.
L. F. Rothschild & Co
Farwell, Chapman & Go.—
.54
Hallowell; Sulzberger & Co.
.24
Httyden, Stone & Co.____j._
2.54
at
the
rate
Of
one
pire at 3
18.
(EST)
p.m.
The
iiled
which
with
ject
the
SEC
underwriters
subject
not
or
warrants,
shares
operative
became
when
the
effective,
'
.
registration
is
being
offer
may
to
sell
and
warrants
underwriting of
18
to
Freres.
banking
a
otherwise,
underwriting
awarded
was
headed
group
winning
The
offering
an
Lehman
by
Pp£d Ih^ock
bid
compensation
of
39
at
cents
and
32,801
bids
and
were
compensation of
less
follows:
as
Harriman
Ripley
62
compensation
98.402
Net
•
operating income
income
53.9
M.
cents
Co.,
Inc.,
(jointly)
Loeb,
Smith,
$10.25
Rhoades &
share.
a
LISTING—Compariy Intend, to make application
Erchange for the listing of its common stock
PTlRPOdP
Prmnonv
PURPOSE-Company
ized
from
the
(n^nric
intends
sale
of
the
of
two
of
stock
common
onr.iv
tw
to
iho
$10
;
inc.
gross
the
to
'
York
New
•
v.
t
be
to
Power
&
Light
Co.
2'r
2'Vr
due
and
3rk
note.i
serial
semi-annually
1959, & $1,375,000
unsecured,
to
July 1,
on
Jan.
debt
of
Funded
debt
of
*
*
*
.
SSSSc'SbM
DIVIDENDS
and
pany
ON
American
dividends of 35
company
COMMON
Public
Service
Co;
on
the
of
merger
Feb.
1947,
20
cents
of
per-share
record
also
was
Nov.
on
declared,
1948.
3,
Nov.
30,
will
not
to
respect of the shares of common stock now offered as such
will not be issued until after the record date for such
dividend.
Central
effective
Public
South
&
Feb.
1947;
3,
Service
West
Co.,
Utilities
its
Co.
subsidiary
morged
By
the
the company was changed to Central
itself docs not own or operate
and
uti
the
outstanding
ity
shares of
Power
(Okla.);
O01
The
13
served
Gas
&
subsidiaries
the
of
(Texas) ;
Electric
are
furnish
in
electric
in
in
communities'"
743
109
counties
utility
in
to
service
add-
Texas,
rural
counties
49
in
water,
No
of
revenues
7.49%
the
from
subsidiaries
the
sale
of
and
changes In
ducted by the Company
12
the
and the
subsidiaries
months
one
months
ended
ice
consists
ended
Jurte
June
property
'*GONSTRUCTTrtisr
30,
1948,
approximately
of
at Houston,
•
Texas,
pB/tfufAM
nF
now
Among
the
Norfolk,
con-
r
except
subject
mmRTDTAtJTF®)
The
any
of the company is
to
prineip
miles
of
operated
operated
under
road
operated,
listing
at
.
line
from
Phoebus
Toledo
to
into
track.
important
citie.7-
Newport Newsy and
and
Huntington;
Ashland,
served"
and
the
in
be
and
il95I
on
the New
York
Stock
district
are
D.
and
other
SG6,228,006
facilities.
Of
said
tor additional
F^^GSE To reimbuise company s trea. ury,
in pai fc,
mn
corporate purpose*.
,
$104,000,000,
it
•«
,n^-<rpr
hi
i
thl
^t imn.ini
of
RfHUhutlap'r^?
Jl£
i^ii i/^iriii
r
rnn nnn
r
onrf
iifnm
mn
from
thp
for
1047
from
of
Dec.
1947,
additional
to- May,
1948,
securities
approximately
the
of
-.f
hv
by
1
the
"a'n
i
i
^Vfi'nnn nnn^niarpJit^'nvia^inai amount of bonds sold
aggregate principal amnmahotfrtJtw
the-sale
ri1-
subsidi-
$33,500,000
subsidiaries
during-the
year
period, and the balance ..through retained earnings andvisions for depreciation and amortization
during the.period.
UNDERWRITERS—The
erally agreed
«
The
to
purchase,
Commercial
William
names
Dana
and
in
underwriters
who
have
the percentages indicated opposite
Financial
Seibert,
the
of
/
*
th^.rqU eC<? fUf
$28,000,000
aries
t
brLS
n
^
nrnrppricS?nii itninriiri
hv
Chronicle
(Reg.
U.
S.
from
;
135
(NOTE:. Ob
S.
La
account
President;
Salle
of
hn««
fn,.
f01 1
1
niirno<u>«-
-)»p
oho«*n
aq
no
their
Patent
Office)
Business
-
B.
Dana
&
fniiow^'
Pisscn-cr
Wmiinmenf
Freeman
«Ss
fluctuations•
ui
the
rates
ui
exenange,
per
year.
remittance
Other
itu
19,370,866
100,000
<S: Co.
500,000
Son,
CoL
Co.
Place,
New
Co.x
&
Illinois
auvertisements
must
be
500,000
Hughes
200,000
_
300,000
100;000
^
200,000
_
r>~W"
fa»?(?vruv
1
fWjW
2,OOOiOOO
'
l.OOuiOuO'
r
20O;OUO
10^,Ow
100,000
1,000)000
100)000
150,000
250,009
500,000
Sills, Minton & Co., Inc.
Singer, Deane & Scribner
F. S. Smithers & Co.—,
700,000
Co.
Johnson &
h.
' '
&
—
300,000
Oo.___
150,000
200,000
Co.-l
&
Co., Ihc.„:_
TaylbP & Co:—Nongard'___
Sterri Brothers & Co.—
Nicolaus & Co.,
*nc—
Stix & Co.----—-------
300)000
Walter Stokes & Co.__
Strader, Taylor & Co.,
iuu,uw
Stifel,
Inc.
1288,889
Jw.uoo
100-,000
—
150,000
500,000
150,000
il--
W48-Mo.ith-.1947
profits taxes
railv?rtuxeS
faS
othVr
Nef
*'*
ipebme-
'Earns
—
oLoic
pe'-
com
LUU1,
oo
i?i
nan
DATE
17G
258T23 375
19,793,598
14,603,981
19;C46,242
16,336",252
37,159,734
31,129,919
asn 4R5
•
2 454,280
2.070,020
1 773 267
1 474 649
4 859 286
."I*
share
100,000
200,000
150;000
1948-10 MOA-1947
;
z,
-excess
■
goner
100"'08^
700,000
F. S. Yantls & Co., Inc.
Yarnall & Co
EARNINGS FOR OCTOBER AND YEAR TO
-
g="STx
4,006;481
39,801,367
3)072,536
3,299,847
27,155,793
$3.40
$0.39
$0.42
v
'
$3:91
'Calculated' oiv number of shares outstanding at end of respective
Chesapeake & Ohio and Pere Marquette, and
periods after merger of
Total
York
2,000,000
Co
____
„
after allowing for preferred dividend
Park
.
Co.
L* ™ Boinscniia « co,
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Schoellkopf Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
—_—
Scott. Horner & Mason,
Inc—1—Scott & Stringfellow—_
Seasongood & Maye»_—
Shaughnessy & Co. Inc.
Shields & Co—,
Robert Showers
100,900
—
&
&
Townsend,. Dabney &
Tyscrn
Weeden & Co., Inc
Wyatt, Neal & Wag-
i
•
Pressprich
Rotan, Mosle and More-
350,000
700,000
Anderson
Iuc.__
&
t
requirements.
NOTE—There Is included iri'October, 1948; a deduction of $936,300
representing accrual for one-seventh of possible deficiency in income
and excess profits taxes for the years 1939-1945, and interest thereon
8,
N.
Y.,
made
in
New
REctor
2-9570.
$42.00 per year.
auu
Co.,
500 00a
Stroud & Co., Inc
FOOO.OOO
Thomas & Co
.
250,000E. W. Thomas and Co-.
150)000-
Kefttv,
$9,666,547 $39;123,210
«uimciii<uvii«
100,000
100,000
KetclW
8,934,296- 51,947,802
Countries,
ruieign
»•
2__
St.,
the
Co.,
100,000
Co.-
and'
Kalman
$12,549,735
23,642,640
25
&
Mai'Shall^-^.
•
Fretaht
Publishers,
250,000
Co,
Ss'
Kaiser
"
Fnuinment
Company^
200,000
100,000
Co.-
100,000
W.
400,000
:
Inc"
Rand & Co.
Reinholdfc & Gardner!_
Th« Robinson-Humphrey
150,000
2.O00.UOO
&'
*'
Raffensperger
& Co^ Inc
G. C, Haas & Co.____v150,000
Hallowed' Sulzberger &
Co.* —:.
—
100;000
Harris,. Hail & Co. (Inc.) 1,000,000
pu.
.
$47,542,062 $31,914,601
Total
William
200,000
•
on
$'23 899 422
months)
Evans
^ **>
Ro^dwav
months)_ZI_
'
—
M.
The
Prnnertv
]q47
500 000
Co.
pollock
'
Hayden, Stone & Co
1,000,000
HiU J? Co.250,000
Kenneth B. Hill & Co.
100,000
Vnife deb^iisif jjss
.
""
"
inc.,
liin-f^oi ^nV' nViHnf (hi
,
150,000
100 000
_
Hirsch-
sev-
William D. Riggs,
Chicago 3, 111. (Telephone State
*_ as second-class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at
American Union, $35.00 per year;
in Dominion of Canada, $38.00
offices:
Ti\-%>nriuii.au
A.
Harrison-&
1
rniortlStiou and.Titter dadTofe
aforesaid.
100 000
Co.
.
The company is presently engaged in an extraordinary program, of
expanding and improving its transportation facilities and rolling stock.
four
pro-
as
Tov/nsend
Graham, Ftirfeons
tions of •"'S,904.624, alter deducting the amount of indebtedness of such
subsidiary or aifiliated companies assumed at the time ot the acqulsition of their properties
Co"
&
&
Greeir, Ellis
for l)U1'l»oses other than refunding of outstanding- indebtedness since
iMancc cf the series A bonds, dated Oct. 1, 1928, under the
but btfore dal«clatlon a,id
In'c
Futnam
700,000!
Graefe
.r
ratu-f-iiients
looooo
O'Gara
tens'en, Inc.'
w p^zini &
B
ouu.uuj
-00,000
100,009"
m".
refunding'and improving mortgage. During the period Sept. I, 1928
(the most reccnt date to wbich additions and betterments have been
estimated
Dav
nno
peters, Writer & Chris-
~~
200,009
150,000
trammiLSn!
is
L
Foster
„
ix
Inc
Patterson, Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
Prescott," Wrig"ht7sn"ider
Ferris
for large
.
y,n
Cc\
-inn nnn
-inc.
-,rn
100,000
Sl'S ^ "25°S
100.000
150,000
Chapman & Co.Faustt, Steele & Co.^
*aniv'' m-n,1." nrnrinri< ^ thri^inp
if.lviiPri^tA
^o lri
Tv^ii/
nf° n!L ^
1^
I
fTti iSSLrif .^5
nnn
fo
100,000
Favwcll,.
-
i5o';ooo
150,000
loe.ooo
iso.ooo
Mnn^ll
'
*
in d
Corpl,
'
,.Q„f
500,000
yym.- g.
Clement
Exchange Act of 1934 and for their
{n
Co.
___
100,000
Emanuel, Dcetjen & Co.
Equitable Securities
of the
500,000
Rhoades
150,000
200,000
R.- S: Dickson <fe Co., Inc;
Charles H. Drew & Co.
and Chir
made for the registration
.
Loeb
100.000
Gregory
duly
■.
Ci'dutcv & Bodine—
Exchange.
°<s
hv
&
M.
Alfred
Dick & Merle-Smith
Columbus and
Kentucky,
& Co,:
Dfempsey & Co..„
G\;
'I
electric generating capacity and
distribv.tion
31
Minsch
R(
ADDITIONS & BETTERMENTS—Company has not issued any bonds
first
,
Whibnm'rfm""
Becker & Co.
naa
iSSUed' sIliC0'Aug'* 3lV 1943
.
Co-
I
177'46^"
vani
-T——
fl $1^-00000
S13'-°°'00®-
Jvjoray « 00, __
genty uamoeigCo.__
of
all
Washington,
Louisville,
19,770.440
195
^b0.000Jl
Clifton
from
Chesapeake
the
Virginia;
$100)--
"■
R.
owned,
are
Substantially
West Virginia; Cincinnati;
Lexington
'"
will
by
Richmond,
(par
Ciplfirr & Buir Ihc..r—■.
track.
single
stock
xnorni
two oper-
located
miles
Richmond
is-double
is
mileage
1,208;35(>
r7
...
amount
00OOO&
^<S^0M
Marx & Co—
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Mason, Moran & co.__
Mimous Martin & C0._
DtHavert
ftH<ied to caso- veiking capital and used loi- the company s piop
'
.—3:™
Carl
.
d
-
suh«irfi«HeB.
$l2 500 000
.
pres-
0 1 res
Cttl Secmuties Corp.,____
Clayton Securities Corp,
of
option
eight
lease,
ormDruau*'
exclusive
000^ inpS?d'Jan 1 194?-d1
of which
wS expended ia tiS'
upprLimately
,
Phillips Co.____
£ F._Cassell & Co., Inc.
the ICC.
all
2,755
c
9,a
.
interest payment
divided
mileage,
road
effect to
s
—
Burnham and Co._-~2.__
1,
the
3 125
giving
Laird, Bissell & Meeds_
A. G.
■es'SSE^f^Sth^SSthe
matdy $104 000
.
Bnemi
,
.
as
authorization by
to
scries H bonds under the Securities
others.
to
0:1
1948,
Geo. G: Anplegne__—loo oo^
C S. Ashmun Co
I89'808
.ai* r~
*
nfforc^__
Redeemable
$10,000.
oi
subject
property
LISTING—Application
revenues
$3,821,600,
leased
are
this
main
Toledo, Ohio;
cago, Illinois.
are
multiple
Cincinnati-and
Charleston
gross
PnnJc
i-egistprable
form,
31,
B^lscy, Stuart & Co. Inc.$3,750,000
.
'
coupon
n
stock
common
chase are as follows:
$5,348,644
The llhes extend generally from- the-coal-fields of Southern West Virginia, Western Virginia,
Eastern-Kentucky;-,and Southern Ohio, east to Tidewater at Hampton
- Roads
and north and west to the Great Lukes at Toledo-and Chicago.
U948,
30
The
of
which
in
any
the remaining owned
of
contemplated,
of
Of
arc
sale
are
be
sale
SECURITY*—The
sale
businesses
will
and
the
the
<tdn nnn nnn
N
Adams & Peek
250,000
AJlison-Williams Co.100,000
'
$10,000 and
the-
character of
general
nv
5^
aggregated
"0
rrSnpal
in the
;
$5,408,279
$1,000, and in fully registered form in denom. of $1,000,
from
of approximately 3484,000,
and-except the sale by Central Power & Light Co. for about $344,900
of its 4ce property in San Antonio,
Texas, now leased to others, and
the possible sale, by that subsidiary of all or -a portion of Its remaining ice properties, which produced gross revenues for the 12
of
of
from
produced
the
Bondi
denom.
0.84^
the sale by the subsidiaries of their water properties
to divestment orders of. the SEC and? which
for
1,
lines.
.
major
rtk{«
debt °
'
—$204,256,009
" 250:000
derived
was
ice,
6,932
"
Aug.
1,000.000
Forge'to
.
approximately
142,600
square* miles
with
an'
population.-of approximately 1-,9921000:
The electric utility "
electricity,
5,365
'
the
,
,
,
on"
.
miles are operated unour
contract, and 353 miles are operated under trackage lights.
Of the
mileage owned, 1,496 miles are main lines and 1,259 miles are- branch
properties of the subsidiaries constitute an<• -interconnected and iritfgrated public utility system, and the SEC has so determined hy
order in integration
proceedings* under that Act.
"
v-In rtic 12 Months ended June 30, 1948,. about 91.60^ of'the- total
operating
'm',530
$5
1, 1948. Principal and semi-annual interest. June 1 and
pv/able at officV or agency of company in New York and"
United States.
comprise
estimated
curtm-
n
cumulative convertible preferred
(bar $25)__r__„
971*356'
2,438
'
"
.
on
Premium
Dec.
district
adjacent
Oklahoma,
The. areas
Arkansas, and three parishes-iri Louisiana.
•
...
mt,
oi
amoiutvledtt»
Common stock
Chesapeake District and the Pere Marquette Dierefunding and improvement mortgage extends
only-to properties comprising the Chesapeake dislrict. The Chesapeake.•
approximately
areas
3Vi'.n
5,097"
.
atirg districts, the
trict." The lien of
follows:
as
and
com-
of stock, of
Mortgage bands
$5,966,259
« >•
*
nJ
n'nn
Inc.
,
electric
West Texas Utilities
Del.)
(
"
'
560 °or
Equipment trutt obligation.....
______'
-
'h^OI
$753,691
of
Conoitionnl sales agieemeUts
>S5 970 296
income__
,
,
5l',491
_
ISSUANCE
Public Service-Co. of Oklahoma
Co.
1
nine-miltes
located
counties
of
1
customers
thereto
names
Light CO.
subsidiaries
521,650
so
and
Southwestern
(Texas).
rendering
3'/a%
Corp.
^
.
3,967
-
'
fund; upon at least 30 davs" nublished notice
.
SUBSIDIARIES—The
Central
in
company's
Alleghany
Mortgage bonds-——
date beginning Dec. 1, 1S49, the initial redemption prices being 103% V
anfl lOX'/afr, respectively, of the principal amount, plus accrued intercsfc- Eo'^s will be legal investments for savings banks in California,
Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York-,
0hlc- Pennsylvania (savings banks other than those organized under
special act of "the general assembly), Rhcac Islafid, and Vermont.
Company
Compaity owns
four principal public
mainly
engaged
service.
the
the
'
company, in whole or in part, on any date prior to maturity upon at
least 30 clays" published notice and, through operation of the sinking
merger
name
newly
a
stock
of
MniLin
?
CAPITALIZATION outstanding
112 Mias.
$o,966,259'
842
^
• •
'
$5,000,
West Corp.
stock- of
common
companies
operating,
utility
South
the
of
tv.,*
^1
Bramhall, Barbour &
_.C<HInc-AStockton Broome & Co.
physical properties.
any
all
and
registered holders
1,795.
IS^m^TcS± -2.JSSS
in
American
company,
company
of
and
stock,
of
preferred
$30^O00 and at. Aug. Ji, 194% was
the tothl litndmi debt And Miiinm»nV
ht 6 Jlnnual Interest
™ )0™! fU"dc?f,'!,ebt a ld equipment obligations amounted
^1^790' or-8 3? ^ AUg* 31'
WSre
,
$129
J>lAb
■
oiifi.'
p
Chicago
shares
of
agreement
holding
into
was
$879,122
•_
income
168
Dec.
COMPANY—Company is a public utility holding company and is
registered as a'holding company under the Public Utility Holding
Company Act of 1935, It was incorporated in Delaware July 31, 1925,
as
stocks of ®ub- consol.
lurtin-i
ent offering:
$146
-
$0.44
andTdmtaiTtl'atiVe
Dated
payable
in
93,665
was
3%% COUpoil.
com-
common
be
stock
convertible
■
number
• The issue was awarded Nov. 23 on a bid ot 98.65, a net
interest cost of 3.96%. Blyth & Co., Inc., bid 93.05 for a
semi-annual
payable
isf48; the
&
the common stock of.the
dividend
This
due March 1, 198Q.
Under tbs
in addition to assuming Pere
issue to Pere Marquette stockholders,
to
Alleghany corp., through ownership
Wf!■.
char-e''-
'
20 cents per share was paid on Aug.
of
bonds,
company,
"^mortgage 3%% bonds, series H, due Dee. 1, 1973 at
100 75 Sild interest
*
1947, and'Feb. 28, 1948; and a quarterly dividend
31, 1948".
A quarterly dividend
of
holders
$0.51
a*
^
the
in
share were paid
cents per
Aug; 30,
on
STOCK—Since
into? the
of Nov.
4,567,019.
A banking syndicate headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co, Tnc.
on
Nov. 24 offered $40,000,000 refunding and improve-
SS ,h.
3.%%
074 onn
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—$40,000,000 Bonds Ofteipd
111,608.000
.
8;
flEnnn «S n!l
*h
964
\
'
consolidated——-
merged
was
commioa
194s'-V're
'
$0 44
$0 51
other than Federal
Net
4,000,000
subsidiaries,
Corn-
as
*~~™777 ~~T7~T7r
of
income
—
t7,259,606 ;;hs.
company
(Mioh.l,
outstanding shares, 211,429.4 shares
mrnTTrfrrtw
nim«.
———
5,215,083
—~~
•
$4,000,000
stock
(par $5f
*8,000,000 she.'
Company & Subsidiaries, consolidated—
'
shares
011 com*
V
$4,000,000
1959—
the
oy3ied 597,234 shares, or_ 7.6*. Ofthe outfranding
109,341
„
Taxes,
1,
Common
Funded
,
Genera!
.
,
of
subJect t0 certain condi"
$3'353'597 $2'8B0'284 $9,055,111 $8,o03,280
.
EFPECT
ta° lREST TAVT
Authoiuzed
Outstanding
$125,000
~fhare"o"n
ov-tii
'
GIVING
Ry,
r
82,439
1,140,154
«
in
Company-—
equipment.
'2? j
•l?*
Z
^
H
?iiLVtPri 544
nJi nC0^ied
Jgg
J«t.eigated $«44 074 009 at Dec^. 31. 1937. amouided,ta ;
—mhe> total miblieiv heiri- fiin/tori \
nfi
$33f788,350, or I®- *
$12,965,9.53
totaiI
J?SL t ' ^nn iS noo
t 'S
!
,S'N™"T
EARNINGS COMPANY ONLY|
Period Ended Sept. 30, 1J48—
3 Mos.
9 Mos.
other
•themSmUt?inafe'nn ?hS( &construction program. P»rpbse;.of assisting
51f ^ Co" for *he
them
financing their
™ZATI0N
goo noo
Div
i
real-
purchase of additional-
Central
their
of
ized colltroi
98,402
—'—r*
1,365,685
'cbmrnorT stock
common stock
that Exchange.
on
not
the
to
subsidiaries,
r
share
a
Marquette
the
merger,
common
17,
.74 ^
84,020,438 $14,870,194 $13,075,299
$4,719,282
—
Earninc"C°per
&
less
'•••/
apply the net proceeds
stcck
common
its
Co.,
'
Stock
Barney
share
a
Pere
lative convertible preferred
4,570,989
6,246,000-
5,165.915
7,212,300
33,733
29,674
:
Gross income
Deduct, from
less
131,202
.
84,689,608 ,$3,986,705 $14,787,755
(net)—
share.
a
&
Co.,-Inc.
Carl
cents;
of
Blyth
&
pnny's
5;367,720
4,971,225
5,617,493
1,246,655
2,182,500
.
Other
Co.
of
As of.Septt
«fil
1,350,997
2,208,400
Lazard
share
a
651,059,938
passenger
passenger equipment
estimated cost of 71
of
issue oi 3%rw
cumulative
312,2-i2*2 shares of common stock.
1.04
6,665,477
1,145;897
1,199,516
1,635,772
1,470,728.
competitive-bidding
Brothers
the
incorporated under the laws
is-qualified to do business
-created
.74
'
acquisition- adjusts,—
Other
?10 25
at
agreement
.
Stern Brothers & Co
Tax, oth. than Fed. inc.
Federal income taxes—
when-issued
a
is
and
States
1S47,
G,
iri- conversion
Stlfel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc?
.Maintenance —i—V—1
Depreciation .—
Amortization of,.plant
state-
underwritten
on
Inc?
June
the
Marquette's obligations, agreed
2.54
4:29
—
—
representing
'
consolidated' mot ®count
'
The
Inc.
eroy,
in
ing, of :ts iirsi mortgage
.24-
4.29
One?th^E?evcw:'30~ $ic98^L^n4699597 $59 963 009^52'777 6U:
8K«oS
"JSBS loS
■
stock;-either subholders Of subscription
by
or
Shcpard'
Shields
Company
Sills, Mintdn- & Company,
'
common
subscription
prior
through exercise of
basis.
Nov.
10
by Lehman Brothers- and Lazard Freres & Co.
the underwriting privilege at competitive bidding,
unsubsedbed shares.
Prior
to
expiration of
the
The group, awarded
will
purchase any
offer,
•
became
the
Headed
a. group
each
Dec. 3... Subscriptions are payCo., New York, or Illinois Stock
Co., Chicago.
offering,
ment
by
for
The subscription offer will 'ex-
on
able at Bankers Trust
Transfer
share
new
On
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pom-
share
held of record Nov.
Vn
1947
1948,
company; which thereupon acquired all the assets of Pere Marquette
rhd'assumed all of its obligations, including $49,173,000 then outstattd-
1.04
.54
Goldman, Sachs &,Co.——
7:63
Hallgarten &> Co.1—2.54
ciihccriHA'
tn
R.
.54
.54
.First .Southwest.Co—.54
tViirV viciht
&
Pacific
2.54
,
1.04
W.
1
31,
Aug.
as
a
foreign
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan,
Ohio,, and. West Virginia^ and also in the District of Columbia and the
Province of Ontario; Cdnada.
corporation
.54
E.
$8,000,000,
Virginia
iponweafth. of
1.04'
McDonald <fe Co.—_—-
.54
of
omount
COMPANY-—Company
104
Deing- Ottered tne llgnt to suoscribe to b.J»,b0o
Shares Of additional common stock (par $5) at
$10.per
;
4.29
.——
June
to
H,mts which it is seeking, to dispose of to other railroads; Buyers have
dln*dyr been secured for 33 of these units, estimated to cost $4,225,000.
2.04-
4.29
Corp,_____
Mackubin. Le0™* <te Cn.L_L_
g-tQ 864
offaraH
& Co;
Higginson
Loewi & Co
common
heioc
are
Kidder
Lee
R* L. Day. & Co
I
Ottered
Rights—Underwritten—Holders Of corporation's
stock
StOCK
M.
Kidder, Peabody & Co-.
.54
to
r
Jenks, Kirkland & Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co.
r,vc
prior
subsequent
1.04
1.04
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
"___
JuMeti Collins & Co._^_—
'
-
...
Marquette Ry.
Edward D. Jones & Co;
.74"
CohiP & Co
.
Pere
sllfS™ 07whicr»%°^ 65?t to?' r„3fte<1 M
fi«-l.U9.m °f *hieta fc4_»,.037 is lor roadway property,
.74-
1.04
G.
bj-
2.04
n.—
Co._
J. C. Bradford & Co
_
Cn„lu
&
Blair & Co., Inc
$468 475
740
p
"
.
NOTE?—Expenditures
are excluded,
***"■£,
.24-
an
a
7.63
A.
'
;
'
includes
Fed
tax savings from
filing of consolidated returns—
Whipple
i
Hill Richards & Co
Baternan, Eichler & Co.__
Bear, Stearns & Co._f
197 119
$652 819
common stock now1
exercise of subscription1
the
upon
10.00 ^-The Illinois Co.
Barrow, Leary & Co
$665,594-
!
$672 640
'
__
.
(2223)-
The estimated amount of expenditures
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Ball. Burge & Kraus
131 056
■
$777 913
~
Income deductions
Bacon,
8533 938'
1
for
Perce,)'aS
10.00
.
491,958
I
Retirement
CHRONICLE
warrants are as follows:
$4 261 589
S1S15 268
deductions::::;:
Operating revenue
Federal inc. and
08*363
$5
FINANCIAL
&
respective names, such ot the 659.606 shares of
-
Ooeraar" revSue^
COMMERCIAL
York
funds.
Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publlshdri-
4
THE
(2224)
to Dec, 31,
1947. less potential income tax saving cn such interest. The
income before making this deduction was $4,008,836, equal to 51
net
cents
Share
per
the
on
stock.
common
The
corresponding
deduction
for. the period
to Oct. 31, 1948 was $4,631,500, and the net income for
before such deduction was $31,837,295, or $4.00 per share
the common stock.—V. 168, p. 1900.
the
The
in
No
>
Cit-Con Oil Corp.—$30,000,000 Bonds Placed
*~The
it
company,
Privately
announced Nov. 22, has placed
was
privately with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and Mu¬
Life Insurance Company of New York $30,000,000
first mortgage 3% sinking fund bonds, dated Nov. 1,1948,
and due Nov. 1, 1958.
The Guaranty Trust do. of New York has been appointed trustee,
tual
registrar and paying
The
proceeds
Lake
at
will
Charles,
for the
agent
used
be
which
La.,
construct
to
is expected
is
company
Continental
and
loan
65%
owned
by
Co.
The.e
two
Oil
have
also
plant.—V. 166,
agreed
take
to
Service
Cities
35%
by
guaranteed
-
various
certain
the
of
by
objections
30
plans
by
subject
is
of
An
the
Judge
A
Leahy,
Paul
of
the
Nov.
holder
C.
Net
Months
to its proper
in
On
who had been
an
executive
formation in
1929, died on
analyst,
corporation
since
N. Y., at the
its
York,
N.
Robert
of 62.—V. 168, p. 2117.
age
Er.ded Sept.
In
18
$3(.
(about
letter
a
shares
of
notification
of
stock
common
Underwriter,
selling stockholder.—V,
Cohu
168,
$1)
Co.,
&
filed
was
(par
with
be
to
&
1948
New
Months Ended Sept.
12
Net
1946
$1,343,531
♦Based
$2,027,077
$2,576,936
V.
1$1.34
♦$2.01
(& Subs.)—Earns.
1948
30—
all
The
$7,995,471
$8,594,271
349,433
295,860
230,578
$9,638,546
$8,291,331
$8,824,850
1,570,458
1,426,199
income
deductions
Total
Balance,
Earnings
♦As
surplus
per
months
litigation
shcrc_—
common
recorded
three
the
on
of
books
consolidated
period
$2.66
the last
the
by
Include
to
the
for
preferred dividends amounted
July, 1947, rate
released
earnings,
such
$7,275,644, which after
of common stock,
was
to §2.64 per share
NOTE—A
special one-month reduction in regular electric rates, made
in July, 1947, as a part of the same rate litigation settlement, reduced
earnings approximately 45 cents per common shares In the 12-month
period ended Sept. 30, 1947.—V. 168, p. 1039.
is
shares outstanding.
168, p. 1142.
common
par
tBased
30,
The
truly
install
new
168,
for
the
corresponding
week
of
1.8%.—V.
p.
Consolidated Grocers
Weeks
12
kwh.,
with
compared
week
last year,
of
567,775
867,492
on
share
V.
shares
periods
with
those
basis
and
parent
of
outstanding
the
after
allowance
subsidiary
new
company
that
so
in the future.—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
will
results
168,
income-—..
oper.
for
Net
Pope, "and this acquisition, together with existing
pits owned by Colonial, will make the company independent of
supplies
of
sand
and
gravel
for
an
estimated
of
period
over
♦Costs,
be
on
The
Deplet.,
produce
deprec.,
leases
plant, Mr.
latest
in
Pope
mddern
1,500,000
added,
sand
cubic
completed
this year, and represents
equipment.
It has a capacity to
sand and gravel per year.—V. 168,
was
yards
of
'
—V.
$
'
$
Effective
NoV."
15,
Co., McKeesport,
Columbia
Radiator
Co.
Pa.—New Name
39,086,546
2,914,843
9,687,485
5,543,512
13,440,270
income
Profit
011
of
McKeesport,
Pa.,
an¬
8,543,573
12,557,295
11,569,053
56,985,261
31,962,461
5,133
(net)
sale
and
taxes
nounced
17,786,677
income
of
88,281
888,174
788,518
43,524
1_
Drl4,573
Dr202,430
Dr155,753
assets
225,963
——'
1,243,887
income
State
(est.)_
castings.
According to Cliarles Chaclwick, Vice-President and General Manager,
company feels that there is a great need for a production
gray
iron foundry in the Pittsburgh district
specializing in gray iron castings
for the automotive, farm
equipment, refrigeration, and consumer pro¬
*•
Shrs,
4,900,000
3,150,000
-August Rossetti has recently been
appointed
Plant Manager
15,800,000
8,950,000
stockholders
of
it
a
will
receive
plan,
in
heater
stock.
heater
In
exchange
The
stockholders
for
75.13%
each
forth
share
of
Combustion
held
three
Engineering
shares
of
Super¬
income.
The
during the above periods
4,747,155
$8.68
$5.24
taxes
in
not included
arts
in
respect thereto are not
of such taxes paid
amounts
were
follows:
as
1948—9 Months—1947
Capital
(net
$26,756,115
financial
£nd
its
No,
balance
$35,939,914 $31,•325,876
"'In
Oct.
31
shares
exchange
in
other
the
surviving
senior
corporation.
There
will
like
a
be
number
funded
no
"As
securities.
Mr.
and
The
directors
of
Combustion Engineering1 Co./ Inc.; declared
an
dividend of $4 per share on the
capital stock, payable on Dec.
24, 1948, to holders of record Dec. 2, 1948. This
compares
with $3
per share paid in.%947.—V. 167, p. 432.
Shearing
9 Months Ended July 31—
Profit before income taxes
Income
Net
Stamping
Co.
;
$1,224,296
440,984
'489^363
p.
$734,933
241 832
241 832
$2.82
oustanding
share
per
$3 04
—
564.
Anderson
is
reserves
securities
former
"In
Nov.
20
showed
ago.
Following
and percentage
a
are
5%
increase
the
kwh.
comparisons
with
to
make
20
Nov.
for
the
Parts
of
been
at
Sept.
a
27,817,400
Hamilton
6
and
Manufacturers
Oct.
30
168, p. 2117.
the
week
week
past
com¬
ended
a
four
year
weeks
1947
c/c Inc,
a
30,
377
crude
1948
Bids
at
25
will be
North
pro¬
168, p.
the
Trust
'^The weekly kilowatt hcur
,
in
'
1947,
Seabrook
of
225,632,000
221,373,000
4.2
Plan
Corp.—Weekly Output—
energy
or
this
company.
the
Bundy
on
Nov.
22,
Operating
Operating
by
St.
on
Farms
revenues
Prov.
for
of subsidiaries
7.56%.
State
expenses
and
purchd..
gas
the
a
corporation.
^(^nsummation
u
pliance with
1947.
preceded
by a number of
terminate proceedings
ol .consummatl°n, would
C°?!mif!un in 1940 8eekin® Commonwealth's
Section 11 of the
Act.
Dec.
15
out
This
makes
and
to
/
dividend
a
cumulative
$7
will
$35.50
of
$1
share
per
stock,
on
payable
earned
surplus accumu¬
this class of stock
share
per
reduce
per
of
preferred
arrearages
6%
the
on
share.
reported earnings for the 12 months period ended
share, this may seem like slow progress, but the
position does not justify more.
other companies, present
high costs mean that the
in
plant
the
levels, they
past
are
new
and
do
equipment
not
provide
and
for
which
depreciation
being based on
since,
Insufficient.
now
capital, this increased demand for cash must
While the board of tiustecs would like
dividend
shares
on
share
of
-
$4
be
to
,
effective
of
Nov.
Nov.
30.
value
par
22
approved a proposal to change the
of
common
stock, $4 par value," into
stock, $2 par value, each presently out*
exchanged for two new shares, the change to
shares
common?
The
stock,
company
of
has
now
which
4,439
outstanding
shares
896,260
held
are
stockholders
168,
p.
Co.—Bids
for
the
to
50,000
from
consideration
to
without
increase
the
100,000,
which
stockholder
any
total
number
be
may
having
shares.-
in
of
the
shares
issued
for
&
pre-emptive
any
,
has
company
purchased from the War Assets Administration
plant in Saginaw. Mich., for $782,123.
During the
the
company operated the war
present lessee.—V.168, p. 1580.
directors
per
share
Dec.
10.
surplus
industrial
plant
and
was
-
Nov.
on
23
declared
year-end
a
dividend
of
50
cents
the
on
common
stock, payable Dec. 20 to holders of record
brings dividend payments in 1948 to a total of $1.50
(including the regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents
This
share
able
of
voted
Electric Boat Co.—Year-End Dividend of
50 Cents—
2117.
Purchase
stock
also
Buys Saginaw, Mich. Plant—
Dec.
made
in
6
to
pay¬
holders
1947.—V.
of
168,
p.
record
Nov.
19).
No
year-end
payment
was
846.
Nov.
due
1978.
Ohio.—V.
22
Farms
label
For
to
11
168,
(EST), Nov. 30,
a.m.
voted
Co.,
in
to
change
order
to
the
name
give closer
of
frozen
food
of
this
identifica¬
Is
being
1948—12 Mos.—1947
694,258
1,053,080
1,025,084
938,307
1,355,759
1,195,198
1,085,546
1,490.907
901,118
1,255,524
1,451,869
300,639
Erie
The
230,455
201,539
taxes..
345,019
285,840
478,365
382,069
$2,199,136
$1,825,517
$2,748,108
$2,444,655
224,885
154,307
301,694
217,084
t
Net
Other
oper.
revenues-
income
income
$2,424,021
$1,979,824
$3,049,802
$2,661 739
601,312
353,545
-693,999
19.6%,
■
com¬
income
Preferred
dividends
Common
Earned
—V.
for
coin.
$1,626,279
$2,355,803
$2,187,594
345,000
252,500
4—258,750
shares
per
stk.
$1,563,959
outstdg.
1,162,600
shave— —$1.35
168, p, 1360.
the System input of subsidiaries
75,619,000
kwh..
an
increase
of
the corresponding week of last year.—
to
will
receive
bids
up
to
Dec.
8
for
the
purchase
of
10 equal annua!
instalments. No bid for less than 99% will be
considered. The proceeds
will be used
to
finance about 80%
of the cost of new equipment.
168,
Ero
2007.
p.
Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended August 31—
profit
charges and taxes
Earnings per share on 350,000 shares of
1947
700,219
$2.54
after
$7,426,881
889,803
sales
Net
1948
$8,684,539
Net
$2.00
com¬
stock
mon
—V.
168,
p.
1580.
Electric Bond &
Period End.
Sept. 30—
Total
interest
dividends
Other
income
Share
Co.—Earnings—
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$522,500
407,563
$522,500
492,265
438
212,500.
Federal
$930,501
income
$1,413,779
1,162,600
-;$1.22
:
'
$2,010,803
1,162,600'
$1,935,094
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$2,085,000
$2,082,500
3,736,596
438
2,294,111
1,750
$1,015,203
$4,380,861
$5,820,846
350,235
.
,
-
-W:
Sl.«6
•
'•
expenses
Net
income
surplus
1,750
93,553
78,576
25,251
179,164
(axes
Interest
22,606
97.455
°o!730
227,236
770,700
1 017,41o
111,563
429,632
270,302
$527,533
$575,222
$2,732,839
$4,006,177
1,162.600
$1.73.
taxes
105,000
Other
Other
Balance
over
Corp.—Weekly Input—
19-18
474,145
$1,822,709
deductions
18,
RR.—Equipment Trust Issue—
company
Total
Gross
or
Nov.
amounted
267,261
taxes—.
local
er.ded
Subs.)—Earnings—
1948—9 Mos.—1947
787,231
week
corporation
$4,850,000 of equipment trust certificates to mature in
$13,078,652 $11,199,430 $17,165,165 $14,805,411
3,632,412
3,173,246
4,848,070
4,218,755
3,664,117
2,995,177
4,890,238
3,884,160
taxes-
the
this
12,359,000 kwh.,
V. 168, p. 2118.
1901.
p.
name.
of
Electric Power & Light
for the purchase from it of $15,000,000
Daytbn,
depreciation-
Federal
Income
plan of reorganization filed by the
was
6%
1948
$36.50
Total
of this plan, which
declared
the
worn-out
manufacturing
Automotive
845.
p.
the company up
__
income
and
Net
approved
$11.61
Manufacturing Co.—Split-Up of Stock Voted—
common
Tubing Co.
of
Approved by SEC—
The SEC
$16.78
$22.76
per
aside
right to such
—V.
Federal
electric
168,
Delaware Power & Light Co. (&
5.1
of
io
stockholders
The
a
distributed pres¬
ently throughout the northeastern United States.—V. 168, p. 44.
Power
corporation adjusted to show general business conditions of
tl}e wfek endei N°v. 18, 1948, amounted to
11 increase of with 315.204,627 for the corresponding week
compared
an
23,823,044
Maine
Maintenance
output
$4,343,073
for (he
2,500,000
to
and
of
Co.
of, Detroit.—V.
Light
company's brand
4.1
Southern
&
received
stockholders
to
Other
&
1,108,729
$6,277,466
pfd. stock.
directors
authorized'. l.OOO.QOO
1142.
Deerfield Packing Corp.—Change in Name Voted—
230,680,000
230,682,000
1,108,729
$8,514,154
stock
faster
Eaton
cash
oil
amounted
of
director
Treasurer
Corp. below.—V.
The company is inviting bids,
first mortgage bonds, series A,
5.0
'
Commonwealth
Gas
Power
240,200,000
—V.
be
per
Dayton
231,586,000
237.201,000
1,108,729
pfd.
of
of
additional
Bonds—
243,189,000
..
4,/8%
on
progress in paying arrearages, the board is clear that
of more than $1 per share at this time
would
best interests of any of the Association's
shuteiiclders.,"
The directors also declared a
dividend of $1.50 per share on account
of accumulations on the
6% cumulative preferred stock and the
regu¬
lar quarterly dividend of
$1.12Vs per share 011 the 4>/a% prior prefer¬
ence
stock, both payable Jan. 1, 1S49 to holders of record
Dec.
15,
1948 out of earned
surplus accumulated after Dec. 31, 1947.—V. 168
p. 2006.
on
24,237,292
392
in
earlier.—V.
year
elected
the Detroit
Period End. Sept. 30—
1948
13
—
of
$5,451,808
largely from' earnings.
standing
Cumberland Gas Corp.—Control Acquired—
See
The
associated
corresponding
totals
$7,386,195
President, states:
most
cost
The
tion
1947:
Week Ended—
NOV.
NOV.
the
over
output
1,825,674
$9,622,883
the absence of
met
war,
has
corporation to Seabrook
Commonwealth Edison
Co.—Weekly Output—
and
3,998,866
1,856,670
during
cash
set
be
shares
162
President
director
a
Aviation
The
Electricity output of Commonwealth Edison Co.
panies, excluding sales to other electric
utilities,
5,124,826
1,843,916
1947
$682,261
shares
3SS
Subs.)—
$1,123,245
;
profit
Earnings
(&
1948
taxes
Capital
—v.
&
5,272,005
from
$22.76
replacements
annual
Commercial
1946
31,
face
of
become
142
Government
Anderson
Detroit,
Subs.)—Earnings—
2,087,223
the
Lee,
with
The
of
(&
pceds much more cash than fcrmerly for inventories
working capital. Furthermore, a large amount of cash is
required
20,705,554
Crucible Steel Co. of America—New Director—
of
debt
to
$13,363,571
of 6%
Association
28,153,472
8,275,471
$39,669,740, compared with $24,233,458
W.
per
22
Arrearages Reduced—
stock
the
Association's
-
Wendell
cents
treasury.
drilled
and
25
1947
_j
18,
Halfdan
24,720,106
barrels of 42 gallons each,
fIncludes equity
by controlled companies not consolidated.
Cash
of
4,393,260
received
preferred
30,192,636
9,717,770
wells
dividends
stocks,^payable Dec.
$18,760,951
record
set
prod.
—'
of
company
or
initial
1253.
4,233,758
holders
9,863,386
1
8,895,756
the
complete
the
is
'
(bbls.)_
that
a
elected who
required."—
depletion—!—
and
after Dec.
have
7,543,321
10,060,879
refined
(bbls.)
concerning
subsidiaries
1948—9 Mos:—1947H
$12,360,123 $14,105,602
—
imperative
$20,972,562
taxes—
to
27
will
The
'-1948--3 Mos.r^-1947
.
of
:
income
on
,
production
♦Sales
of
$24,541,130
information
consolidated
,
bbls.)
runs
by
cancelled.
oil
♦Refinery
bonds
be
expenditures
t*Crude
mortgage
also
and
company
Period End. Sept. 30—
♦In
The minority stockholders will receive in
exchange for their 38,487
shares 115,461 shares of stock* of
the new company. Holders of the
862,855 outstanding shares of Superheater Co.- stock
(not
including
122,350 treasury shares) will receive in
statistical
the
of
$9,731,437
,
duced
shares)
stock interest of Super¬
together with $4,188,000 of first
Superheater
will
be
cancelled.
All
inter¬
would
24,889,113
4,823,458
$1.84
.
ekcise
gasoline
below:
(116,243
accounts
operating
gross
operations
Engineering,
sheet
and
1948—3 Months—1947
Combustion
held
4,747,155
$2.68
„
.
oil
$10,174,582
this
minority
State
NOTE—Certain
Engineering-Super¬
heater, Inc., will have an authorized capitalization of
1,200,000 shares
of stock, of which 978,316 shares will be
outstanding.
the
in
accrued)
pro¬
company and of Superheater Co. will on
Dec. 22 vote on
approving a plan of merger of the two companies,
which,? if.'ratified, will become effective on Dec, 31. The resultant
corporation, which will be known as Combustion
Under
4,823,458
41,871,005
'
which gives
program
Combustion Engineering Co.,
Inc.—Merger Proposed—
The
and
operating charges and the amounts collected
included
day.
"
30-
8,718,724
is
1948
arrearages
not
the
and
Sept,
c6m. share—
per
♦Federal
(or
company is completing a modernization
duction capacity of 200 tons a
12,935,334
—
outstdg.
Earns,
the
duction industries.
income
it
possible, and that
as
common
p.
income-
requirements
Nov.
i
Net
Petit
168, p. 2006.
lated
161,469,064
163,926,130 108,405,735
5,242,499
income
Fed.
the chftngo of its corporate name to Columbia
Foundry Co.
The company "alto announced its intention to withdraw
entirely from
the heating boiler and radiator business and
devote its entire facilities
to the manufacture of production
gray iron
B
168,
of
surr'd
3,413,051
Net oper.
are
Raymond
R.
C.
the
declared
Dec.
$
59,113,954 244,039,146
58,751,772
Inc.;
stockholders, be
management
so
urgently
class
1—V.
income
On
retirmts.__
and
Dividend
*
20
and
account
ly48—9 Mos.—1947
developm't costs
Intang.
Other
Columbia Foundry
for
Earned per share
recon¬
extraction
p. 740.
Nov.
A
Bstance applic. to 6%
consoli¬
a
and
taxes, oper.
admin, expenses
20 years."
the
of
prior preference stock—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
85,193,999
holders
Inc.;
Co.,
1797.
p.
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$
Gross
preferred
&
Diebold,
believe
soon
Interest and debt discount
$1.47
-
Mr.
"We
as
capable
Dec.
consolidated
Dividend
reports
the
of
be shown
can
Continental Oil Co.
Generoso
cutside
record
Depreciation
1,321,729
less than one month of the period reported on above,
corporation operated as a subsidiary, Rosenberg Bros. & Co. - The
figures reported do not Include the opera tions of such subsidiary.'
Accounting
John
1692.
Provision
NOTE—For
has purchased
£and
of
on
class
Dividend
Pope, President, on Nov. 22 announced that this company
the New York Trap Rock Corp.'s sand bank, plant and
dock propel ties located at Roslyn, L. I., N. Y. "The property contains
approximately
25,000.000
to
30,000,000
cubic
yards
of
sand
and
added:
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
Colonial Sand & Stone Co., Inc.—Acquires Plant—
gravel," said
the
168, p.
Total
preferred dividend requirements.
dated
is
increase
an
612,376
$0.66
$0.61
common
the
York
of
this
ciled
common
The company's $1 par common stock was admitted to
dealings on the
York Curb Exchange at the opening of business on Nov. 22.—
$26,437,348 $27,818,499 $31,878,356
—
W.
Treasurer
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates
profit
♦Based
for
committee
New
Sept. 18,'48 Sept. 20, 47 Sept. 21/46
-
♦Earnings per common
only
the
Duraloy Co.—Admitted to Dealings on Exchange—
226,700,000
Corp.—Earnings—
Ended—
Sales
Net
of
DuMont Laboratories, Inc.—Initial Divs.—
directors
on
holders
of
the corresponding
2117.
for
168,
representing
Warren
representative
and
(Allen B.)
and
234,900,000
to
and to enlist stock¬
February.
941.
p.
The
announced that System output of elec¬
purchased) for the week ended Nov.
24
generated
amounted
in
formed
one
22
the
J. Young, of F. J. Young & Co., Inc.
stockholders, the committee said that from Jan. 1,
1948, the company had an operating loss "of over
letter
board,
on
1947, an increase of 3.6%. Local
distribution of electricity amounted to 212,300,000 kwh., compared with
$7,334,726
reflect earnings for
released
were
Adjusted
income
net
$2.98
ay.d docs not
which
1946
settlement.
♦$8,865,132
$2.46
$8,068,088
:
Nov.
on
(electricity
1948,
kwh
1,490,123
revenues
company
tricity
209,100,000 kwh.
Gross
•
no
of
and
directors be removed
new
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Output—
1946
1947
$9,289,114
operating revenues.,
non-operating
share
1,005,894
on
meeting
of
Nov.
cn
restore
to
*$2.56
$700,000."
share
21,
Total
taxes
per
earning power"
of
numbers"
company
steps
Fred
and
Sept.
present
1,075,000
$4,371,436
1,794,500
1,005,582 common shares outstanding.—V.
Total operating revenues
$59,697,134 $50,426,509 $43,843,244
Operating expenses and taxes—....
50,408,021
42,431,038
35,594,271
Net
after
this
Chairman
1947.
members
Harned
H.
Co.,
to
1947
892,500
♦Earnings
to
go
940.
p.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
-
market
and
"substantial
of
immediate
outgrowth
November,
letter to
$3,102,077
Taxes
covering
at
Proceeds
York.
New
SEC
the
offered
take
annual
next
an
Vice-President
a
1948
-
Y.
V.
Koontz,
$2,241,031
30—
earnings before taxes
*
Nov.
21,650
$2.10
Sloane, trustee of Thomas Alva Edison Foundation, Inc., and mem¬
ber of the executive committee, National Committee on
Housing, Inc.,
while its Secretary is Harry A. Frothingham
of 50 Broadway, New
will
SEC—
is
"to
status
the
at
representing
stockholders
common
formation
committee
shareholders
Conde Nast Publications Inc.—Earnings—
Nine
Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Filing With
$2,235,230
$2.09
E.
financial
Watt,
this
of
at Scarsdale,
1947
$2,273,470
charges
,
committee
and
its
support
This
Sutro
the lubricating
production of
21
independent
preferred
company
of an en¬
has been
Federal District
hearing
court
share
2006.
announced
issuance
the
to
District Court.
S.
168,
1948
and
taxes
(W. L.) Douglas Shoe Co.—Stockholders' Committee—
the plan raised by
and option war¬
reorganization sub¬
to
stock
common
alternative
plan
U.
a
Dec.
p.
Death of Arthur C. Watt—
368.
p.
Clarostat Mfg.
—V.
holders of
have
the
Commission found,
the
after
per
the
Co.
have
companies
the
and
accorded
is
which,
income
Earnings
Court at Wilmington, Del.
Arthur
Co.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net
security holders.
order
for
reorganization
warrants,
Commonwealth's
rejected
Consummation
down
the
over-ruled
of
by these
assistant
The
the
and
forcement
lubricating oil plant
completed by October,
a
be
to
holders
mitted
set
in
option
value.
Commission
rants,
issue.
1949.
of
recognizable
The
Diamond Alkali
through
participation
certain
Monday, November 29, 1948
for
Commonwealth's
no
CHRONICLE
provides
exchange
tribution
FINANCIAL
&
for the dissolution and complete liquidation of
the retirement of its outstanding preferred
certain portfolio, securities and cash, and the dis¬
the remaining assets to the common stockholders.
plan
Commonwealth
period
on
COMMERCIAL
to
436 227
earned
Volume
168
THE
Number 4755
COMPARATIVE
ASSETS—
BALANCE
stock
SEPT. 30
1948 '
SHEET,
,
Securities
Foreign
&
Advances—Ledger Value:
Foreign
and
Power
Co.
warrants-
Co.
debs,
Notes
Cuban
1
Inc.
option
229,952,489 229,952,489
30,000,000
30,000,000
.
;
Electric
6%
due
19,500,000
19,500,000
1948—
to expire on Dec. 31,
was
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
1948, unless that privilege was extended
Less
279,452,489 279,452,489
investment
Foreign
United
200,000,000 200,000,000
reserve
Utilities—net
ledger
Stocks
and
option
mkt.
upon
warrants
quots.
$78,002,200
at
and
States
based
1948
was
1947
30,
was
104,685,354 105,288,273
-
1
reserve
Utilities—net
30,063,558 ' 30,588,782
advances—net..
privilege of exchange of this 1945 scrip also expires on March 31, 1950
(or, in the case of the preferred scrip, on the redemption of the pre¬
stock prior to March 31,
1950, if that, should occur).
Neither class of scrip certificates is listed on the New York Stock
Exchange, but both classes are bought and sold in the over-the-counter
market. Scrip holders desiring to sell their scrip certificates or to buy
others to complete a full share may consult either their own brokers
or
one
of the fdllowing firms,
which deal in the scrip certificates:
McDonnell & Co., or Josephthal & Co., both of 120 Broadway, New
York 5, N. Y., and both members of the New York Stock Exchange.
Scrip certificates which have been combined to aggregate at least
S.
interest
Associate
69,604
;
Divs.
on
200
stock
Common
Notes
Notes
($5
l3-*%, due Feb. 25, 1949
134%, due Feb. 25, 1949
interest—bank
Accrued
26,251,788
25,500,000
24,000,000
361,703
—;
506,204
843,903
•Prof,
29,250
62,485,109
9,103,160
40,833
U.
fr.
S.
29,25o
$1,242,131
$1,772,032
121,606
786,768
notes
on
Federal
l_
90.000
tax
income
$1,893,638
,
taxes
——
—
contingency
Earned surplus since Jan. 1, 1945
Capital adjustment
and
reserve.—
270,065
To Distribute Subsidiary Stock—
$3,732,969
268,931
stock
$780,414
$1,049,400
$3,464,038
1,779,888
1,779,888
$0.59
1,779,888
$1.95
Profit
be paid
the SEC for
has asked
company
the rate of 50 cents
at
a
The
profit of
Gair
—
-
Maintenance
March
on
for
Retirement
General
accruals
res.
taxes
—
612
79,012
146,616
63,185
151,064
76,000
151,947
55,922
155,734
6,333
6,672
9,730
15,710
-
P.
14,169
13.801
:
;a
taxes—
<7r3,392
operating income
Non-oper. income (net)
*$5,507
6,885
$736
3,195
$96,102
72,675
$51,023
81,285
$1,378
$3,931
925
$168,777
29,391
$132,303
Federal
income
*
1, • 1948,
income
Deducts,
—
4,718
inc.
from gross
the
quarter.
4Loss.—V;
Months
TNet
Ended
$1.88
stockholders
The
snd
plan
Inc.—V.
Quigan,
Pressed
of Federal Machine.
Snyder, Jr., Chairman of the board and President of
John I,
Co., Inc., has been elected a director
a director of Cory Corp., Chicago.—V.
Car
is
He also
agreement
an
of Frank J.
this corporation
; "
'
with
& Welder Co.—New Director—
Federal Machine
Steel
will consider voting upon
20
Dec.
on
consolidation
168, p. 1041.
of
30,000
•Based upon 656,049
(and
in
stock......
common
1948.
1948.
type American-made
1947
"
'
1943
,1
shares
per
^208,940
!;
provision
of
$275,000
Nil
Western
arrears.—V.
Brewery
is
the
lor
sales
first
Inventories
of
as
1948.
1,
months
nine
the corresponding
for
at Jan.
the
period of
Sept. 30,
understood' that
be
week
continued
In
as
168,
Grande
purchased
certificates
in the
division
Trust
has
been
appointed
7,158 shares of common stock (no par) was made on
the New York Stock Exchange Nov. 23 by Reynolds &
of
Co., New York, at $17.75 per shares The issue was-over¬
subscribed in the elapsed time of 26 minutes.1 Commis--
sion, 60 cents.—V. 168, p. 545.
*
.
26,
was sold by a group
comprises
field.
of
61,400
Maracaibo
acres
and
than
oil
•Crude
INCOME
was
offering of 26,960 shares of class A stock (no par)
Brothers and Bacon, Whip¬
The stock, priced at $13% per share, was over¬
subscribed.—V. 168, p. 45.
been purchased
higher than
amount
Gross
operating
Operating
Net
-
and
in
interest
Net
Divs.
$4,735,582
368,840
profit
on
pfd".
4' t
Divs. on 4lz%
stock
pfd.
911,967
1,215,956
253,128
447,385
426,446
$2.39
Earnings per com. share
assets
Current
liabilities
$24,814,648,
are
assets
Current
receivable,
Cash,
of:
consist
and
$30,346,943;
prepaid taxes,
insurance
$495,607; total current assets, $67,183,727.
other
expenses,
previous
over
i
,
effect
current
with
the
the
addition
reflect
assets
and
$30,000,000
long-term
new
much
a
current
sales
more
liabilities
period
same
since June
fund
made
financing
favorable
than
plan
at
4,800,000
taxes
foreign
23.000,000
Income taxes,,
enjoyed.
bine
77,124.470
The
which
240
towns
Alco-GE
an
will
be
•
4,500-hp.
plant in
placed
Pacific
RR.
in the
Union
completed
East.
in
next
company
the
extended
has
common
.changed-, for
st-ock
full. shares
scrip
of
to March 31, 1950,
certificates mav be
common
stock.
locomotiues
Months
and
Ended
It
the
period
track
unit, began
Pa.
tests
on
be obtained.—V.
can
Sept.
168,
p.
ex-
were
—V.
and
12
Chicago, 111.
Gas
on
7,408,500
Net
6,329,600
$2,902,100
$2,142,300
14,300
£>r38,000
have
inc.
taxes
$4,922,200
$2,864,100
profit
12,
after
shares
per
—V,
$2,194,000
taxes
1,871,000
1,089,000
.834,000
$3,051,200
1,007,303
$1,775,1,00
p.
165,
electric
25-cent
$1.36
1948.
to
of
this
for
company
161,989,329
kwh.,
Georgia Power Co.—Bids
The
this
an
the
week
increase
to
exchanging
them
for
common
on
Bonds—
company,
at the office of the service
& Southern Corp. (New York), 20 Pine St.,
the
Commonwealth
N. Y.f before noon
(EST)
Nov. 30.—V.
and
allowances
168,
p.
&
2119.
v-
were
$4,511,52?
in
%"
.■■:z
.'*«
1
oh
share
record
of
1948
168, p.
per
Dec.
3.
40 cents each on
will total $5 per
and
10,
$3
the
This
March
share,
1902.
1948
and
taxes
1947
$646,679
4,920.000
J
1946
;
$904,509
4,920.000
$0.18
$647,104
4,920.000
$0.13
Ltd.—To Pay 25-Cent Dividend*—"^"*
for
1948
per
been
declared on the
10,
of 20 cents per share was paid
iii 1947.
dividend^ by
period of one year," five divi¬
$924,000, or $1.05 per share.
•<
/
50 cents
amounting to
capital
record Nov. 10.
Including 'the
last, this brings the-total for
of
March
.since 1930 when,
paid
has
holders
A total
of
share
to
on
per
share ie the largest
within
President,
on
a
Oct. 30, said in part:'
•
the
in
31
the
wells
on
production
production,
of
12
other
the
has a financial
located In Turner
company
wells,
all
Valley.
The
,
;
$8,337,447
cents
.
1948^-9 Mos.^-,1947
$3,333,391 $11,384,210
25
Turner
company's net production in Turner Valley for the
present year
previous year's production by over 10%;
controls practically, all of the undeveloped proven oil
reserves
In Turner Valley* excepting such reserves as have recently
been established- by Royalite Oil. Co. by deepening former- produetng
should
.
total
Besides
168. p. 2007.
1948—3 Mos.—1947
less discts,,;
of
$0.13
payable Dec. 15
payment made
interest
company,
New York
(A. C.) Gilbert Co.—Sales Continue Higher—
sales,
was
holders
to
outstanding
of
company
The
Period End; Oct. 31—
a
Valley, three wells have recently completed drilling and
are
now
on
production.
Two new wells, No, 34 Is drilling, and No. 35, which is rigging,up.
should bo drilling within the
next 30 days.
They are both located
north of the No. 33 well, making them the most northerly wellk in
Turner Valley.
.
In
of
inviting sealed, written proposals for the purchase from
$12,000,000 first mortgage
bonds. Such proposals are to be
of
13
Sept.
share
Jas. R. Lowery,
Company is
it
dividend
a
Payments
charges
this year to $880,000.
dends
output
controlled ,*by
corporation,
it
2278.
dividend
stock,
" 1,001,514
$1.77
A
$1,360,000
1,001,514
$3.03
share
amounted
declared
stock, payable Dec.
with $1.20 paid on
June
Capital
ended Nov. 19,
12,608.046 kwh.,
8.4%, over the corresponding week of last year.—V. 168, p. 2119.
The
1948
acquisition,
51,700
(net)
i
per
this
Co.. has acquired
The
6 Months Ended June 30—
1946
$3,471,900
$4,907,900
of capital shares
that
20
Gas Corp.
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—Earnings—-
1947
Income
for Fed.
Nov,
Service
Corp.
compared with $3.20 in 1947.—V.
as
General Public Utilities Corp.—Weekly Output—
—V.
called
Public
directors
compares
168, p. 1361.-
certificates
of
•
for $10,000
announced
was
common
2119.
8,983,700
Federal
for
profit
Net
within
and
2119.
p.
serial
5%
(M. A.) Hanna Co.—To Pay $3 Dividend—
-Earnings1948
30-
(or deductions)
bef. prov.
Inc.
Provision
originally issued on Dec. 20, 1946, in connection with the payment of
the company's 6%
stock dividend. As the legend at the ton of these
privilege
been
interest
Cumberland
The
,
$13,891,600 $10,310,600
Other incohie
.
combined
These-certificates
produced In Kuwait.—V. 168,
majority of the~Vtock
stated, should pfcr*
mit a greater Integration of the activities of the three companies ;ffl
West Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky, involving production, transmission
and distribution of natural gas.—V. 168, p. 1145.
' •
of
Erie,
,
expenses
'
the
and
Earnings
Gross
indicates,
share of oil
North LaSalle St.,
operation on a demonstration
spring, after preliminary tests
„
income, from operations
5,
March 1, 1950—
9,076,202
$4.68
$6.80
Hamilton Gas Corp.—Controls Cumberland
turbine-electric locomotive to be built and operated in
States,
sales
Cost
or
Gair Co., Inc.—Common Stock Scrip—Certi¬
42.510,375
11,345,250
for redemption on nec.
15, next, $20,000
sinking fund bonds dated Dec. 15. 1942 At
principal amount due 1949 and at 101
and interest for $10,000 principal amount due 1950. Payment will jbe
made at the American National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago, trustee,
ornamental fixtures, and 5,600
transformers, controls, and allied equip¬
General Portland Cement Co.
presented
-
covering
program
have
mortgage
100 V2
have
(Robert)
9,000*000
4,552,711
share
per
There
first
Turbine-Electric Locomotive Built—
Gas
powered
Nine
Net
loans
ficates Exchangeable to
5
Haggard & Marcusson Co. (Ill,)—Partial Redemption-
American Locomotive and General Electric com¬
panies pointed out that lengthy factory and road tests must be con¬
ducted before any real indications cf the ultimate success of gas tur¬
ratio
has
4,590,444
2,820,000
*
6,615,601
outstanding,,,,,
shares
•Includes 50%
Spokesmen for the
into
company
1,158,834
2,189,028
5,000,000
...
provision
income
and
Earnings
2,000
were
the General Electric
the
by
have been
1943
30,
put
applied $9,000,000 in October to reduction of outstanding
through sale of customers' paper.
Present bank loan bal¬
ance
of $5,000,000 will be liquidated in the near future.
The sales
outlook
for our
industry is generally favorable, with a satisfactory
backlog of orders on hand."—V. 168, p. 1798.
"We
bank
basis
available
current
the
the
of
64,632,364
—;
Federal
33
purchase
locomotives
The
payable
working capital has increased
In
will
recently
hithertofore
15
Earnings
company's
the
first gas
United
Number
and
year
the
between
the
Nov.
Harry C.
comparison
in
value)
4,146,846
118,729.099
a.
trust
Southeastern
reduction
$1,000,000.
through
Notes
expenses,
60,485,518
the issue.
for
Utility—
-
"There has been an inventory
stated:
President,
(dollar
18%
of:
accrued
modernization
ment
the over-all financial outlook of the company,
Concerning
Fruehauf,
of
consist
and
payable
32,699,685
113,757,394
4,971,705
Compensation
State
93,185,203
42,016,073
etc
Income
Home Oil Co.,
to banks, $14,000,000^
$6,902,700; Federal taxes on
income, $3,911,948; total current liabilities, $24,814,648.
liabilities
Current
Accounts
$
155,773,467
w__!
amortization,
income
Pension
:
68,094,958
/■■''..'hi
instalment equipment
receivable, $12,591,239; inven¬
tories,
■
529,641.107 357.582,205
Income
depletion,
Interest
$4,631,123;
accounts
$19,118,815;
..J",-,
V *
1947 '
77,815,428
income
Total
Stale.
pendant luminaires, as well as
$2.59
of Sept. 30, 19481, $67,183,727.
Current
with a working capital of $42,369,079.
(as
are
893,603
1,191,742
$2.66
905,848
1,216,028
$3.59
stock
shs. (par$li
common
on
notes
„
conv.
.
No. of com.
\
$1,358,136
$3,458,473
188,889
$3,275,977
373,060
stock
Divs
4,412,246
3,054,110
5,578,127
2,119,654
5,283,619
2,007,642
7,523,920
2,788,338
—
(est.)
Fed. taxes on inc.
lighting
the
in
Included
deprec. and
Profit after
cities
The
1945
$48,717,575
reported
1948
....
income
operating
OthOr
$700,000 worth of G. E. "white way" equipment hasthe Public Service Co. of Indiana as a part of its
street
Alco-GE
* 1948
1947
1946
$64,646,587 $62,568,254 $51,978,425
Sept. 30—
sales
La ,Paz
are
ACCOUNT
June 30—
(bbls.)
Depreciation,
cumulative
$4.25
located
the
tract
$
by
$2,000,000
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Earnings—
9 Mos. End.
of
of Venezuelan
leases
t
made Nov. 22 by Lehman
ple & Co.
Net
shares
of
between
Two
CONSOLIDATED
Capital
4,500
Gcneral EIectric Co.—Purchases Made by
Approximately
ary
of
.
Offering—A second¬
Co.—Secondary
Shoe
Florsheim
total
a
1
-
.
Co., the Gulf Oil Corp's Vehezuelan subsidiary,
assets of Orinoco Oil Co., another Venezuelan
Oil Co. held a 75% interest. The remaining
northwest
Mara
6 Months Ended
preferred
stock, series A were called for redemption on Dec. 31, 1948 at $100
per share plus dividends of 70.83 cents per share accrued from: Nov. 1,
1948 to Dec; 31*'1948,—V. 168, p. 2007v> -Ji
•
(i.
■m1: .
1 ■(".v , ' '
Nov.
Western
the
property
inventory
Partial Redemption—
•On
Association
Expands—
Net income
Co.—Special Offering—A special offering
Firth Carpet
oh'oV
available
Griesedieck
producing wells 011 the
to be currently flowing about 325 barrels daily.-
aggregate
trustee
Oil
miles
25
and
area
Transport"Mon
Co.
be
Breweries
of
shares r'dr
common
will
Park
1902.
p.
all
Orinoco
about
Corp.—Equipment
Trust Certificates Placed Privately—The company has
sold privately $6,480,000 2%%-3%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates (authorized issue $12,960,000) series 44. Certifi¬
cates are payable quarterly, with final installment due
Nov. 1, 1968. The issue was sold to two insurance com¬
panies and three banks through Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Manufacturers
Ilfc—-
investors.
the third quarter.—V. 168, p. 742.
American
/
Belleville,
new
plan,
Hyde
separate
a
for
the
under
December.
25%, also acquired by Mene Grande,
$859,737
$1.31
higher
18%
approximately
increase
no
were' 7%
1808.
in which Pure
1947.
1948 are
There has been
1948
of
p.
•
Western, issuable
first
company
losses).
Net
167,
Co.,
,
—
pqssible
for
537,933
4,879^831
$0.10
share
tDisregarding preferred
,
1947
$11,950,967
5,127,410
_
outstanding
commpn
Brewerey.—V.
tAfter provision for Federal
shares outstanding.
after
.
,
pointed out that early patents covering processes
the longer-wearing Jow-tempcrature rubber were issued to
$3,075,449
It
will
has
$1,413,377
$2.15
$1,414,904
$2.16
share......
•Earnings per common
represents
Goodrich before the
Mene
73,500
tons
expected to be
tons of all types of manV
•
;
375,000
in
com¬
rubber
which
The
164, p. 1719.
The
cold
of
1949."
Griesedieck
1946
$859,737
"1947
$1,461,794
48,417
$1,488,404
General
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—To Vote on Consolidation—
Approximately
new
13.
tons
the
about
1948
Good¬
plan of merger between this company and Hyde Park Breweries
Association, Inc., St. Louis, Mo., which was approved by the stddk-}
holders of both companies on Nov. 17, became effective on
NovV-20]
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
requirements
of Inventories during
163, p. 1581.
Sept.
F.
The
consolidated
a
on
Nov.
on
183,000
manufactured
were
has authorized B.
production of "cold rubber" from
the plant It operates for the gov¬
Merger Effective—
dividends.
subsidiary.
its
of
profit
Preferred dividend
$124,443
$2.11
—
and
Gardner-Denver Co.
7,865
$139,386
$3,006
*$3,340
income
Net
is
1948
at
Gulf Oil Corp.—Venezuela Unit
Nine
those
Earnings per share capital stock
for
the
Texas, William S. Richaidsen, chemical
the
of
Griesedieck
942.
taxes
Gross
Ltd.
$4,080,587
1,779,888
$2.29
which the company owns 60%,
1948, and operated at a profit
This Is not reflected in the above statement.—V. 168,
Net profit for
Net
Canada
Neches,
announced
profit
Cartons
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$1,826,930
$1,503,114
1,286,282
1,017,157
1948—Month—1947
$131,491
$113,290
104,203
81,711
Operating revenues
as
in
^Earnings
NOTE—Southern Paperboard Corp., of
mill operations as of July 1,
Fall River Gas Works Co.—Earnings—
Operation
Co.
Corporation
double
Richardson
Common
and includes the consolidated earnings of Dominion Envelope &
(Western) Ltd., which first became a wholly owned subsidiary
basis,
commenced
Period End. Sept.30—
$0.44
provision for Dominion taxes and preferred
'
rubber has been so great
concentrating our energies on changing over production
possible," he said. !'We expect the changeover to be com¬
•Loss,
,
$3.23
Sept. 30, .1948 Includes
sales
com¬
share
per com.
•After
See also V. 168, p. 2118.
share.
applic. to
mon
Fiuance
to
6 Months Ended June 30-—
260,056
1
$26.69
$3.28
are
Net
$4,340,643
89,644
Earns,
permission to distribute to its
common stockholders as a dividend 72,612 shares
of common stock of
the Carolina Power & Light Co.
The distribution is to be made on the
basis ol 1 60 of a share of Carolina common 'for each share of Bond
and Share
common.
The dividend would be payable on
Dec. 21 to
stockholders of record on Dec. 2In lieu of fractional shares, cash will
The
$1,139,044
dividends
$7,513,639
$27.07
$4.95
,
Graham-Paige Motors Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings-^
233,984
89,644
profit
$7,617,903
$38.94
•
war and that these
patents and other knowlthe company gained from extensive research were turned
government-sponsored patent pool.
•
Most of the increased output of the new
rubber, he said, will go
into tire treads. It will also have many industrial
apnlications, includ¬
ing conveyor belting and heavy-duty hose.—V. 168', p. 2119.
2,354,000
$870,058
124,498,854 124,616,924
Total
we
Net
Net
Preferred
Port
rubber
edge
526,056
,
1,877,000
677,000'
at
making
$6,928,627
$5,880,034
77,594
466,000
,
8,668,346
$10,960,048
tons annually
one-sixth
soon
for
$6,402,571
$5,093,266
183,876
r
Qo.
30,000
President,
Mr.
565,694
Common shares outstdg.
Accrued
as
Can¬
,l_r
$1,426,058
Interest
to
pany
B. P.
opers.
Gair Co.
of
,Ltd.
6,391,238
and
—
Reconstruction
ernment
of
Total
43,385
727,278
62,477,218
10,523,409
loans—
stock
income
taxes
Chemical
15,000
into
ada
26,251,788
payable
pfd.
subsidiary
'
',
par)
payable—banks,
payable—banks,
Accounts
124,498,854 124,616,924
.-.
——
.V':
"*
The
rich
1,218
Prof.
Total
'LIABILITIES--
9,750
9,750
312
300
:
305,030
8,403,551
domestic
profit
"Demand for the
201,844
237,969
1946
•
459,524
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—To Incr. Cold-Rubber Output—
pleted
for depreciation—
1947
NOTE—Net income for the nine months ended
the earnings of The Toni Co.—V. 163, p. 1145.
6,997,515
1.983.626
1948
$20,006,637 $14,468,666 $16,487,017
Amount earned per prefeience share
Amount earned per common share,,
made
5,823,405
700,889
1,489,900
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
30—
income
Net
5
643,038
and
excess
before deductions
Prov.
1,470
-
-
Foreign
1948—9 M;.s.—1947
$10,896,078 $10,395,822 $34,424,099 $33,745,042
Sept.
Depreciation
that
below
Ended
produced next year.
ACCOUNT
INCOME
Months
Profit from operations—!,-.:
nearly
customers
662,500
312
-
assets
charges—prepayments
New York 15, N. Y.,
1948—3 Mos.—1947
(U. S.)
Profit
602,500
,
to
sales
Net
shown
—*
-
current
CONSOLIDATED
69,104
75,309
:
sent, preferably by registered mail, to the Manu¬
Period End. Sept. 30—
receivable—
companies
Others.
Deferred
12,052,319
bonds
receivable
Accrued
1,790,000
12,383,312
Government
Accounts
Other
and
full share may be
one
facturers Trust Co., scrip agent, 55 Broad Street,
which will issue full share certificates.
111,306,047 111,831,271
1,790,000
securities
banks
in
74,699,491
74,621,796
value-.
ledger
Services, Inc
Investment
U.
30,
Sept.
^
Less investment
Cash
lvalue
Sept.
at
$77,364,800)
United
JEbasco
79,452,489
79,452,489
value
States Utilities—
Gillette Safety Razor Co.
Nine
also has another class of scrip certificates outstanding
made up of certificates for one-half shares of preferred and common
stock, which were issued in 1945 to holders of the 40-year 6% income
notes who exchanged their notes for shares of
preferred and common
stock.
As
the legend
at the top of these certificates indicates, the
ferred
Total
(2225)
•
The company
$
Utilities-
American
Stocks
and
&
by the company.
1947
'
$
Invest.
COMMERCIAL
exceed
the
company
wells in the: .Valley;>
The coippany is-the^first to have completed the drilling of
a
quarter section (160 acres> in the Leduc area.
on
eight-wells
THE
(2226)
C
quarter sections
other
Two
the company,
wells have
L>y
sections, and
developed
the Lcduc area are being
in
one
producing wells in the Leduc area.
It is expected to have another four wells placed on production
Ledue during the present year.
<
At jx recent jsaie of government lands in thi Leduc-Woodbend
ing the
total to
Period End. Sept. 30—
these quarter
well has been completed en the other quarter, bring¬
in
$2,204,155
1,328.203
217,048
263,744
101,630
Utility
,
Other
income
accruals
12,500
10,833
145,000
$37,467
$412,275
$425,477
14,674
2,051
13,726
10,535
(net)
Gross
income
Income
issued
originally
were
$39,518
$426,000
10,222
8,514
; 122,839
Lake Superior District Power-Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept.
-
Operating
&
.
„
$1,041,336
$900,079
696,519
3,335,969
$203,560
5628.4('0
9,392
32.565
taxes
9o,470
$31,004
$363,161
Netr
$103,010 '
income—._
opcr.
income
9,097
met)—
$33,194
'
'
'.
G.CoS
135,381
,149,805
income
per
to
stock and surplus,
common
$153,357
2120.
iuco'ue
Net
$l.5i
.255,915
$310,876
$145,919
$38,946
-$676,517
*♦-
—V
.
290,088
-
$204,221
-
$1.14*
share—135,000 shares
common
67,032
'
73,361
$932,333
$660,964
$212,951
$112,108
L
Jnt, and other deducts.-
Balance applic.
p.
$893,186
39,647
■«
Preference dividend requirements-'-..
168,
168,
,
'
r.
"v*-
848.
p.
1
,
*
Retail
Chicago,
its
Nov.
continue
and
Net
as
member
a
stock,
common
payable
Jan.
of record
to holders
22.—V.
Nov.
Net sales and other
enues
Cost
—
of
Interest
82,559,387
bonds
on
serial
Federal
income
taxes,
for
been
purchase
income
Net
4,799,900
2,150,000
1,600,000
2,150,000
7,661,133
4,899,315
''Before
6.070,295
4,899,315
22,669,526
4,899,315
Total
>$1.56
$5.06
August,
the
1948,
and
issued
company
sold
to .reimburse
since
Dec.
31„
the
seven
Profit
Fed.
8.
inc.
&
taxes
of
13,510,800
2,506,712
to
$7.03
shares
to
2,506,712 shares—V, .168,
company has purchased
next
Spring
of
—V.
168,
33-acre
a
$6,79
$8,000,000
an
2,506,712
stock
a
shares
split-up
increased
was
of
have
stock
Nov.
on
at
voted
in
start
to
and
Nov.
cents
dividend
Dec.
18
of
to
30
including
$1
declared
a
the
common
stock,
of
on
share
per
of
30,
40
Ware,
common
directors
holders
Sept.
tributions
Louis
the
share
per
sales
_
—
cents
on
the
income
lor
taxes
plant.
dividend
usual
the
Port,
of
war
management
believes
that as earnings
be increased "so long as there are
such
a
.course
substantiated
to
the
unsound,"
his
effect
that
dividends later
Action
statement
at
stockholders
"in
the
present
of
the
the
increase,
no
in
board
Nov.
on
annual mieeting
might
expect
calendar
a
which
of
modest
year."—V.
168, p.
also
The
directors
cumulative
have
declared
preferred
a
dividend
said,
produced
Total
Admin,
&
sales
on
of
misc.
income
capital
assets
Net
for
for
204,874
$6,615,861
453,127
487;
Common
per common
on
share.!..!!!
common
stock
—V, 168, p. 943.
at
accumulated
was
it was stated.
shipments
and
in
period
same
the
previous
the
third
This
quarter.
was
of
quarter
by
ascribed
shipments
glm-s
projected
by
be
may
model
affected
changes,
somewhat
Biggers
Mr.
the
in
indicated.—•
(&
t
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1947
1943
$1,444,324
income
taxes.-
233,727
1_..'
——
—
$950,694
331,898
—
income* taxes-—„——
T24.4S4
shares
88,511
$207,404
$150,216
153,407
153.407
$1.35
$0.98
-—■
—
outstanding
...
share
common
3,558,092
6,957,775
6,025,208
view
348,124
381.789
326,320
$255,249
$2,289,744
1,953
884
21,003
$276,258
number
shares
of
of
$1
p:r
stock
commm
15,964
$1,138,869
limited
which remain outstanding and not owned by S Ivrvley
Carp, or its affi ia.tes, (he New York Curb Exchange removed
issue from listing at
the opening of business on Nov. 13.
The
this
340,650
$1,137,985
the
of
tlii.-> -company
DistiPers
$2,305,708
had
action
—V.
167,
been
approved by
Corp.—karnings-
Period End. Sept. 30—
440,900
105,100
Sales
2,046,112
ping
and
Sell,
'
—
1948—9 Mos.—1947 '■
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$15,293,095
—
$13,570,142 $39,369,314
$34,433,467
"Manufacturing & ship-
re¬
Cr78,557
the Securities and Exchange Commission.
254.
p.
admin,
&
Deprec,
L.
■
9,490,419
and
expense
8.480.484
24,868,699
21,545.698
1,151,858
costs
1,173,161
3,360,756
3,113,866
$411,003
$697,969
depletion.-
464.S53
485,361
$4,185,965
$249,716
$259,596
1,050,000
1,050,000
1,050,000
1,050.000
$0.39
$0.66
$0.24
$0.25
$927,297;
accounts
Operating profit
$3,430,636
1,390,468
1,410,142
trade
accounts
■
receivable
Miscellaneous income
for
than
reserves
-
Net
.•
taxes on income of the current and prior years—esti-;
notes payable to banks ($100,000 payab'e semi-ah-.
March 3 and Sept. 3), $400,000; common stock ( par value $1
$494,960;
on
share), $1,050,000;
capital
$2,097,285; total, $5,851;4G4.—V.
surplus,
per
168,
$1,420,245;
earned
the
to
surplus,
661,282
616,457
$5,227,615
$4,536,519
value
fixed
the. South
;Kinney+Coastal Oil Co.—Earnings—
EARNINGS
Net
FOR
THE
SIX
MONTHS
3 Mcs. End.
ENDED
JUNE
1948
30,
income
Capital
Earnings
$0.04
i__„_
*
1257.
p.
3,639,595,
—_
share
per
167,
outstanding
than
assets
the
exchange
time
the
of
depletion
of
peso
except
based
acquisition.
Cuban
one
is
equals
as
the
on
The
Cuban
U.
one
S.
*
Wholly
v
Subsidiaries)-
Owned
1948
1947
1945
1945
$7,179,754
$5,778,762
$3,096,839
$1,325,810
792,478
558,620
312,055
238,487
486,101
373,201
284,739
8,379
1,584
1.288
9.782
2,292,159
1,865,413
935,853
t528,225
$3,600,637
deduct,iens
$2,979,945
$1,562,904
"$266,2,11
-
—
—
State
&
companies
rates,
which
,
Depreciation
Fed.
income
other accounts.
or
American, .subsid'ary
average
and
at
par
Sept. 30—
before
Interest
for
provision
Federal
647.
p.
Depletion
$162,851
shares
at- the
depreciation
figured .at
168,
$4.18
$5.51
tlncluding
.tother
.
of
figured
are
S1.97
sold,
charged directly to. costs
outstanding.
are
results
of
$2.40
contingencies,
shares
948,597
are
245,163
$1,869,888
Long-Bell Lumber Co.—Earnings—
1363.
p.
which
above
dollar.—V.
1,459,075
2,194,559
248,808
and
for
resu.ts
\
1.502,249
2,719.882
purchased, cement
of
provision
dollar
529,249
921.071
share
per
cost
taxes
on
i
•
•
548,511
1,210,134
charges-
NOTE—The
included
insurance
,
$8,806,610
(other
accounts
and
$ Based
accounts payable, $209,115; salaries,'wages and
accrued, $73,192; accrued payroll-taxe^ and taxes, etc.,.
employees, $23,812; Federal excise taxes accrued, $24,-
Federal
nually
profit
doubtful
taxes
382,849
•
$2,276,094
"Including
-
361,637
$10,111,028
taxes--
profit
JNct
-t
meted,
taxes
income
tMiscellaneous
•
134,735
$3,565,371
Federal)
Federal
from
compensation
97,582
-
tProv.
1943
(after
$8,423,761
$4,283,547
„
Total
of
$9,749,391
inc.
taxes
283,107
„
$3,768,485
180,321
$4,130,903
La Consolidada,
NOTE—All
800,000
$3,178,308
$1,518,496
113,710
113,710
rate
The
half
113,710
$3,064,597
1,187,730
'593,865
$3.83
$5.16
$2.37
2,494,232
1,781.594
1,039,263
$74,692
"After taxes
the
and
,
(&-Subs.)—Earnings-
1948—3 Mos.—1947
"Net loss
476,340
S96.247
Profit
A.
Period End. June 30—
389,821
618,222
816,204
$4,555,340
shares outstanding
Earnings
Dividends declared
property
Logansport Distilling Co., Inc.—Stock Off List-
$666;
„
of
but
,
before
figures
4.85
company
year
and
stock
below
safety
profit
Profit
250,000
requirements!!!
facilities
new
$1.38
for
reserve
165, p. 75.
in
of
conting.
workmen's
-1946
961,425
1,550,000
special
a
2121.
p.
Earnmgs per
accrued, $8,694; State and
local taxes accrued, $43,353; royalties accrued, $5,656; interest accrued,
.
$4,669,050
common
stock¬
to
LIABILITIES—Trade
the
879,985
2,325,000
3
$1,004,439; goodwill (excess of cost of investment in subsidiary over
underlying- net assets acquired), $668,444: patents (at cost, less amor¬
tization), $70,680; deferred tool and die expense, $39,838; prepaid
insurance, taxes, etc., $21,788; total, $5,851,464.
.•
182,097
contingencies—
dividend
Balance
187,088
255,780
567,815
expenses
profit
Preferred
$6,410,987
$9,403,276
general
Taxes, other than Fed. inc. taxes
Prov. for depletion and depreciation
Prov. for Federal taxes on
income
Provision
1947
cost of
year,
(Including
$8,960,408
.
income
and
on
a
periods,
1945
share
per
doubtful
—V.
operations
royalties,
Profit
share
1947
though, production
before
Net
—V.
income
to
withheld
5,741,972
6.169,114
5,138 298
$34,016,505 $25,117,507 $17,868,864
25,056,097
18,706,520
14,100,379
_
Cost of sales
Income from
costs
commissions
1903.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
was
.
168, pp. 1903'and 2120.
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Int.,
per
.
stock,
Island Creek Coal Co. (&
coal
$1.25
.
was
Aug. 16 and Nov. 15.
OS against $8.75 for 1947.'—V.
Tonnages of
Gross .sales
of
and
excessive
slightly
sales
,
payable Dec. 15 to holders of record
paid this year on Feb. 16, May 15, July 15
Payments for 1948 will total $7.50 per share!
A like amount
2,551,068
$1.02
that there is a continuing heavy flow of orders
glass and that, while .polished p.ate glass also is in good
dealer stocks are reported nearing effective inventory. levels.
.Federal
out¬
it
$23,857), $772,356; inventories (at lower of
cost or market), $2,335,592; accounts receivable from
employees, $1,181;
insurance deposits, $6,848; deposit on purchase
contract, $3,000; prop¬
erty, plant and equipment (after reserves for depreciation of $6,92,429 >,
corporation
increase in
International Rys. of Central
America—$1,25 Dividend
Dec. 6.
$3,524,878
2,554.296
$3.42
gain so far in 1948 from the volume in the
a
quarter
168,
Net
$9,588,169
278,067
ASSETS—Cash,
for
of
render
he
18,
the
$2,616,681
2,555,206
$3.83
,
Biggers reported
Common
payable Dec.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET, SEPT. 30,
the
meeting
dividends
factors
$8,727,826
2.552,735
.
*
1948.
*
should
and
$10,
par
1946
profit
.
increase
annual
1948
$2 million
Automotive
Co.,
$689,070
for
produc.
•Net
stock.
the
recent
$9,737,417
—
.
last
income
reserve
return
stock, both payable
28, 1947 to and
leguiar quarterly dis¬
upon
2,347,081
of
quarterly
March
common
4,509.772
1,603.775
*
$4,139,661
profit
Fed.
Earnings
dividend,
4,774,734
6 Months Ended June 30—
.
'
"
5,608,370
6,936,206
window
-Frofit
authorized
1945
.
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y., Inc.
1947
Capita] shares outstdg—
on
the
dividend,
16,
;
and
of
1946
$8,995,191 $10,381,731
7,697,712
6,619,720
expenses
the
year,
Mr.
divi¬
Insurance
$750,000,
the
of
Kayser-
$7,544,982
(est.)
From
share
per
to
sessions/'--
activity
1949
1947
1948
sales, res'ch
profit
rate
for
by
to
stated
costly
replacements
at
8Mexican
have
pesos
t$447,232
been
the
that
strike
in
results
January,
Negras
tax.
from
hearth
at
net
profit
$10,208,646
ill
'*$1,444,370
Earnings
affected
were
extensive
open
The
to
currency
•
for
equipment
repairs
steel-making
delayed deliveries of equipment for needed repairs.—V. 167,
1948
plaht,
p.
2688.
period
deducting $136,290
forett fire losses,
flucludes
profits
excess
taxes.
tS867,876
tProfit.
Maxican
J
operating
Piedras
$396,715
dividend
converted
dollar.
for
After
1948—6 Mos.—1947
$1.50
in
(he
nine
months
against $8,960,201
as
1945.
per
the
for
1947
per
1.007,801
share
tively,—V.
were
163,
$5.13,
in
Sept. 30.
1947,
1948
$3,518,805
amounted
the
and
in
$0.78
and
For
$4.50
amounted
in
and
1946
„
.
share
quarter
shares.
enr'ed
.
.
common
1.991,130 shares of capital stock of
owns
to
$1.81
which
in
1948
quarter,
the
1946
the
Long-B 'il Lumber Corp.
nine-months'
$1.76
in
1948,
quarter,
periods
based
the
1947 and
on
earnings
1946,
respec¬
p. .1801.
La Cooperative Federee de Quebec—Bonds Called—
$1,404,785
593,865
All
Oct.
1,
of
1,
next,
branch
the
outstanding 2'i, 2\'zr:>, 2ri
1949 to Oct.
at
of
101
the
1,
1964,
and interest.
Canadian
have
Payment
National
and
3Mif'c
been called
Bank
bonds
due
serially
for redemption on
will
be
in
the
made
at
Province
any
of
April
office or
Quebec,
Louisville• Gas <& Electric Co.
Electric output
totaled
-
Sales,
Biggers, President, to the usual two week; vacation shutdown
July of all glass plants, except for certain necessary operations.
V.
nor
for, the
Carpet
"work
conferences/ will-be
$24,104,850 $21,272,402
Lone £tar Cement
Prov.
preferred
President, in commenting
pointed out that at the
$0.50
increase
stock
(netL-..
10.
made
$368,683
$0.43
$691,023
4'i
company
$303,837
$0.55
of
Charge
D.
437
1948
the
the
to
Nov,
—
Operating
Fairfax
construction
quarterly
the
$406,794
in
&
taxes
were
in
358,535
-
and Western—
1801.
Sept. 30 —
devel.
both
last
52,345
287,858
meeting in oqe
single
a
will start with a New
Eastern .and Metropolitan
the Winter Market ,in- January.
will hold a separate- sales-session
the. -organization
168, p.
income
1948
$780,030
1,379
72,595
296,625
5,202,401
expenses
stockholders he had indicated that on
t^he basis of earnings of the
corporation for the first quarter Of the current fiscal
year, dt was esti¬
mated that the
earnings for the year would be at least as good as
■during the past year and possibly somewhat better.
He stated that
the
66,661
$725,669
scheduled
4he
prepare
Sales show
$713,359
from
subassembly
and
1946
$6,241,548
—
Dec.
on
record
1948,
regular
the
1947
from
Vice-President
McFarland,
replacement
companies;)
73,588
$600,000
25'3
a
noon,
per
record
of
company
divisions—Southern, Central,
carpet
Capital shrs. outstdg,,,.Earned per share-,
In
$652,031
taxes
from
cents
.....
division
H.
uexn.,
Net
167,
Selling, admin, and gen.
International Minerals & Chemcial Corp.—Ups Div.-—
On
mines.—V.
22.
voted
record
conversion
60
business consists
Canadian
figures do not include the earnings, of,
Julius
Kayser
(Aust.)
Pty., Ltd.,
or
108, p. 1694.
Operating profit
laud
tract, of
depot
parts
'
■
conference
programs,
Dec.. 15-16. for its
prior to
to
Federal
England.—V.
capital
10
•
Chicago just
manufacturing
and
$742,281
...
Cost, of goods sold
743,
p.
company's
to
subsidiary
•
lrom
of
*
of
holders
15 -to
.
hand-knitting
announced
Gen.
have
to
97,753
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Net
1800.
p.
which it plans
on
"
$803,19G
Internationa! Harvester Co.—Plans Kansas Plant—
The
Whitehall
understood
1948
—
above
dividend'
Dec.
1949.
John
Canadian
initial
an
payable
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Earnings—
Kingston Products Corp. (& Subs.)-^-Earnings—
1,145,926
on
and
directors
Other
^district of Kansas City, Kan.,
purchased
is
60,915
stockholders
The
$7,773,539
$9.16
share
a
has
21,544,300
" 1,432,407
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1948. As the result of
Feb. 6,
1948, the number of outstanding shares
1,432,407
wholly-owned
share-..-.
per
announced
$13,115,986
1,432,407
"$12,29
$8.45
equivalent
was
9,011.500
Fed.
standing
1945
$22,127,486 $29,320,839
11,410,500
$21,185,583 $17,610,802
—
profit
Subs.)—-
holders
per share—_
net
(&
1946
$34,696,383 $29,021,302
capital shares—_
"The
Corp.
1948
in-
—
Net profit
No.
Earnings
Canadian
—
Ltd.
The
Machines
1948
it
Kentucky. Central Life .&■ Accident
Anchorage, Ky.—-25% Stock Dividend—
647.
Business
Can.
taxes
come
168, p.
Sept. 30—
before
D.
the
income..
received
Bondor,
expenditures made
part for capital
in
company
1946.—V.
International
9 Mos. End.
of
mining equipment
—_
NOTE—The
companies for investment purposes $20,000,000 of its series
mortgage 3'/r bonds due Aug. 1, 1978.
The proceeds will be
first
used
portion
various
income
dends
to
in
Joseph
Tota!
2.024
for
Net
insurance
H
of
gross
Earnings
deducting amount appropriated for reserve for contingencies.
NOTE—In
later
2,518
4,3il
demand,
$4.44
share—
has
it
Ontario.
disclosed, but
-
Depreciation
16,241,583
4,899.315
$2,00
.'_—•.
per
not
Interest
Shares outstanding
earns,
sale
(Including
Prov;
"Net
announced
Gait,
was
sales
divisional
three
in
Lees
other
22
Quarter Ended Sep/ 30—
Gross income from operations^
5,550,000
6,271,200
348,344
other
meet
The
$2,926
•
(Julius) Kayser & Co.—rEarnings—
1,062,552
13,930,300
1,133,760
15,620,165
___
$3,50)
2
$750,000.
substantial
the
S
$
The
.
2789.
O.ihyr income
_
price
than
more
of
res.
contingencies
562
net
The
and
441,697
Appropriation
for
2,159,608
notes
piofits & losses)
its annual
several
.to
pity meeting _ou
carpet divisions. "
83,488
635
securities..
company
on
Nov.
Machine & Tools, Ltd. of
79,482,682 280.769,682 224,247,824
64,509.801'232,361,705 .181,221,117
2,154,341
6,334,526
6,242,272
101,243,025
—
$4,144
.
„„„
2,723 ~
sales-of
The
rev¬
talce...,
city,
1948—9 Mos.—1947
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$
$
Deprec. and depletion--
from
p.
.York
company,—V.
A
Sept. 30—
of security
stock,
252.
Lees & Sons.—Sales Conferences-
9 Mos. End.
1903.
168, p.
V
on
p.
Period End.
...
,
profit
163,
changing
-Earnings—
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Acquires Canadian Firm—
Subs.)—Earnings-
•Inland Steel Co. (&
1
(excl.
5.—V,
declared
X
Sept 30/48 June 30/48
-
pjofit
have
" %
■
.
.
common
(James)
designed
16, 1948. Mr. Rivitz said this form of extra
adopted i« order to conserve cash which will be
10
Dec.
weeks
four
asset
value per share declined - from $27.23 on June 30,
on Sept, 30, 1948, and latter figure also
compares with
Sept. 30, 1947.
At Sept. 30, 1343,. the authorized
capital stock was 200,000 shares,
par $1 each, of which 13,617 shares were
outstanding,—V. 168, p. 1482.
to
1949
12,
the
the
1948, to $25.23
Dec.
Dec.
for
*
directors
on
$25.55
holders of record
payment had been
required lor future
expansion plans. No extra distribution in stock or in cash was made
during 1948. Regular quarterly cash payments of 75 cents per share
are
also being paid on
the common stock, the next to be payable
the
sales
1890.
p.
........
The
commivtee.
the executive
of
During, the last 22 years as president, Mr. Rivitz presided as Chairman
without official designation.
The directors on Nov. 23 declared an extra dividend of 5'/c
in stock
on
retail
Dividends payable
will become President on
1/to succeed Hiram S. Rivitz, who will officially become Chairman
board
the
The
share
will
Net
?Hayden B. Kline, Executive Vice-President,
the
168,
Nov/1, '47
105,620,70^
Wis.—Initial
Laboratories, Inc., Milwaukee,
Dividendr—
-
than any previous four week period in
Months Ended—.
Income
Dividend to Be Paid—
Jan.
that
announced
1943 were higher
Nov. G; '43
10,968,733 127,417,030
(The) Johnston Mutual Fund, Inch
Expenses
of
6,
history,—V.
Three
Corp.—New President, etc.—5% Stk.
Industrial Rayon
Nov. 1, '4T*
12,680,524
corporation
ended
be elected
will
Corp.,
gales
The
President of International
Minerals &
a director of the Illinois Central RR.
Co. at a meeting of the board of directors on Nov. 30.
He wi.l succeed
James Norris, President of the Norris Grain Co.
•
In addition to being a director of International and affiliated com¬
panies Mr. Ware is a director of the First National Bank of Chicago
and of United States Gypsum Co,—V. 168, p, 2120.
,
of
Ware
-—44 Weeks Ended—
4 weeks Ended—t~
Nov. 1, '48
Director-
Illinois'Central RR.—.Ware to Become
Louis
Chemical
Lakeside
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales Rose 15.6%—
Co. above.—V. .162, p. 246.
Brewery
Grie/edioek Western
/.
Association, Inc.—Merged—
Hyde -Park Breweries
,See
~
$3,472,318
2 579.132
$3,964,369
93P.626
_
/
1948—l2Mos.~1347
1948—3 Mos,—1047
30—
revenues.
expenses
Other
Net income
~"V.
dated Oct.
bonds
these
.
$339,602
deductions
■Earnings
of
$1,000,000
1947.
$436,072
$43,415
-
r
there
1,
128,750
$28,742
Canada.
Oprr.
•
of those bonds,
payment on April 1, 1949, will be set
J.13 St. Peter St., AJuebec,
deposited in The Sun Trust Ltd.,
149,022
1,684
income.-
res.
oper.
and
monies for the redemption
redemption
surrendered-for
not
are
aside
1,051,292
18,720
12,523
required
which
$2,018,284
89,118
c
Retirement
acquired two parcels of .160 acres each which should bo
developed during the coming year.
•
It is the policy of the board to bid on further lands when released
by the government in either the Leduc-Woodbend area or m the Red
water area, the most recent discoveryThe company holds considerable acreage In other areas in Alberta,
near which some of the largest oil companies jn America arc carrying
on'drilling operations. There is considerable promise that one or more
of these drilling opera (dons may prove additional structures in 'Alberta
even within the next few months.
•
The company's revenue for the first eight months of this year -shows
an increase of more
than $1,000,000 over a similar period last year.
—V. 153, p. 1600.
.
$138,661
13,798
...
Taxes
the company
/
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$162,094
revenues
Operation
Maintenance
Monday,-November 29, 1948
The
(& Subs.)—rEarnings—
1948—Month—1947
105,311
Operating
J1
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
Jamaica Public Service Ltd.
■
„
,
placed on production on one of
been
Two
COMMERCIAL
46.627,000
of
this
kwh„
corresponding week last
company
as
for
compared
year,
an
(Ky.)—Weekly Outputthe
week-ended
with
increase of
Nov.
34.508,000
35.1',/V.
kwh;
168,
20,
1948,
for—the
p.
2121.
Volume
168
Corp.—Earnings—
Lumber
Long-Bell
3 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Loss
before
1948
$2,975
—-—
——
income
on
(Cri_
237
Operating
111
84
—V.
period
168,
$2,739
$2,886
1801.
p.
$1,067,175
$954,436
$1,421,017
829,413
558,119
1,166,993
747,333
stockholders
authorizing
of
business)
borrow
to
not
Federal
Financing Approved—
rsolution
rescind
to
voted
23
Other
Dec.
oi
Gross
and
1364
The
interest.
and authorized an agreement
Mutual Life Insurance Co. at
is to be repaid in ten years.
Penn
This
Fed.
taxes
all
Fed.
taxes
298.401
of
shs.
outstand.ng
per
share
"After
.
for
$1.46
other
taxes
all
for
reserves
Sept.
and
of
$5,202,577,
state
foreign
income
taxes
the
same
and
other
last
and
at
year
were
date
in
$12,out,200
postwar
The
taxes.
$9,093,121
168,
pendent
The
Corp.—To
has
than
embarked
double
its
integration of
channel
prerequisites for
a
pits,
building
ingot
from
plant
in
v
completely
on
this
site
hot
integrated
mill
the
War
will
by
facilities
so
furnaces
with
carbon
the
that
steel
of electric
finishing
facilities.
We
have
electric
new
a
at
Government
construction
will
we
the
next.
June
have
Indiana
month.
per
The
additional
of
Melting
in
investment
capacity
in this
this
loan
stainless
steel
expansion
customers
be
met
100
form
of
has
been
indebtedness
established
might
As
satisfactory
have
been
The
mortgage
and
,
attained.
no
able
lor
sold in tins
be
loan.
to
freight
on
to
freight
on
reflected
be
the
reduction
of
finished
in
steel
both
area
with
New
Federal
recalled
the
of
of
the
of
The
recovery
Royalty
Cold
Eastern
Metal
royalties
Agreement
District
Process
alleged
dated
the lower Court
the
1584.
reversed
The
in
Net
April
the
means
30,
McLouth
under
the
in
oi
the
of
counsel
event
of
it
is
of
the
Affirmance of the decision
substantial amounts of royalty
unlikely
this
by Cold Metal to
appeal
an
that
reflected
Revenue
decision
will
N.
Bureau
financial
future
has
allowed
statements.—V.
the
Mack
the United States
company's
claim
for
Net
income
Prov.
:
Sept. 30—
1948
sales
lor
before
for
prov.
Federal
and
Fed.
income
Canadian
5,066,140
taxes
2,007,000
taxes
income
1948,
income
Federal
income
(•Earnings per
Amount
paid
transferred
share
in
of
to
in
selling
including $680,572
ex-dividend
total,
payable
$1
Oct.
(average
*_/*'
and
1947
4,735,000
$5,265,883
1,941,338
cost
books,
per
subject
based
are
and
audit
to
the
on
payable
repurchase of
total, $212,139,601.
of
the
168,
p.
July
1,
1972
Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Net
+
inc.
aft.
Federal
ehg.s.
year-end
as
taxes
"On
a
securities.
of
capital
non-recurring
In
addition
stock,
profit
the
to
-
$1.84-
$1.66
rhares
408,000
(Includes
of
$752,779
$676,864
—*
of
above
par
$255,405
$0.63
1945
+$832,503
-
$0.96
Net
$330,288
duction.
profit
for
After
from
month.—V.
this
168,
Premium
$10.
Maine &
New Brunswick Electrical Power Co., Ltd.—
1948
Sept. 30—
inc. &
GrosS" income
*'
deductions
_
*
113,026
64,643
56,400
35,601
31,452
$80,394
(net*
143,902
29,968
38,421
Utiktv operating income**:
Income
$133,400
$133,293
3,637
3,139
$83,021
$137,037
$136,432
23,070
56,644
*
Net income
__1
radio
production
will
general
have
assimi¬
1948
1947
$22,919
$28,634.
3,132
income
2,233
5,146
fee
5,623
461
643
$14,181
$20,12-3
14,414
taxes
—
15,013
...
*
;
profit on sale of investments of $11,590 in 1948 and $27,010
BALANCE
at
market,
dividends
SHEET, SEPT. 30,
owned
$645,686;
cash
and
in
receivable, $1,761;
LIABILITIES—Accrued
accrued
distribution
income
tax,
$461;
security
$3,096;
006.—V.
custodian (cost $603,102>
custodian, $19,492; accrued
charges, $67; total, $667,006.
deferred
$1,016;
expenses,
1948
by
of
redemptions
payable,
$495;
payable Oct.
15. 1948, $4,703; reserve for Federal
capital stock ($1 par), $47,026; paid-in surplus,
profit ancl loss account, £)r$104,562; undistributed
unrealized
168, p.
held
hands
appreciation
of
assets, $42,584; total, $667,-
1585.
National Biscuit Co.—Secondary
Offering-^A second¬
distribution of 18,000 shares of
ary
effected Nov. 19 at $30%
was
Moseley & Co.
common
per
stock
(par
share, by F. S.
Dealers discount, 750.—V. 168,
1801;
p.
V. 167, p. 2791..
1945
1946
1947
$96,808
$170,380
"18,557
10,875
39,435
103,223
Dr706
Dr377,503
454,555
Drl,364
$267,465
taxes)
"$19,263
"$366,628
$493,990
National Fireproofing Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
Net
1948—9 Mos.—1947
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$7,031,988 "$6,343,034
$2,564,882
2,256,397
"$2,604,300
"2,261,433
6,160,031
"5,507,009
$308,484
$342,867
$871,956
$836,024
16,836
6,160
38,037
71,109
$325,320
—
taxes**
j 7,250
118,549
128,713
40,672
"$12,013
"$248,079
$365,277
Operating profit
$101,859
$61,187
income
(Estimated
the
refund
carry-back
of
prior
provisions
years'
income
internal
the
of
taxes
revenue
Other
miscell,
V.
$349,027
$909,994
$907,134
.
income-
directors
cents
per
Previous
share
have
share,
declared
payable
payments
quarterly.—V.
Dec.
a
20
this
year
167,
p.
31—
•
for
1,483,855
11,888,791
9,856,454
$73,980
$110,997
$959,513
$1,965,643
Net
profit-;
185,000
188,000
1,295,000
1,316,000
$111,020
$77,003
$335,487
($649,643
cf
annual
*
int.
Purchased
deficit
"On
bonds
and
is dependent
debenture
stock, including those payments of
available income.
(Profit.—V. 168, p. 1695.
upon
Period End. Sept. 30—
1948
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$135,075
$230,188
$358,411
retiremi
Net
Other
12 Mos.—1547
$2,536,529
564,209
474.862
2,127,088
$10C,647
$409,441
$557,401
Drb
140
140
282
$106,787
$409,581
$557 683
27,363
27,476
112,671
1946
515,117
430,223
1,455,141
1,152,457
1,055,670
163.782
110,481
89,191
387,816
343.835
235.794,
143 887
*****
nts,. depletion
*
165,877
146,799
170,870
101,300
76,800
$559,997
I
taxes
$531,849
income
18,669
$418,368
70,005
86,950
$481,377
$526,280
$331,413
$1.08
$1.18
$0.74
(net)**'
income
Net
64,545
$596,394
91,289
income******,
$363,953
54,409
$572,666
operating
income
ineon1,e
204,195
(net)—*
•
$2,495,833
752.783
taxes
Total
$2,306,074
1,748,674
$103 729
income
oper.
income
1C47
$2,901,839
*—-*._*..
«.***,
for
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
$3,656,266
—
*
Federal income
Gross
$581,509
taxes,.
&
expenses
$112,299
amortization
Net
$667,938
*
95,749
175,242
which
$102,724
revenues
95,730
153,458
gas
expenses
and
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings—
Operating
31,916
84,401
revenues
Maintenance
General
Net
31,910
74,866
taxes*
—_
operating
Provision
and sinking fund chgs.
61,129
216,604
9 Months Ended Sept, 30—
Total
Other
income
oper.
179,858
250,758
National Gas & Electric Corp.
1948—7 Mos.—1947
$1,594,852 $12,848,304 $11,822,097
1,684,410
Net
income
20,244
77,391
(& Subs,)—Earnings*
incl. depree.
exps.
16,830
89,416
depL
conv.
"Does not include construction department operations.
(Including
operating, selling,' administrative, and general expenses, but not in¬
cluding provision for depreciation and depletion.—V. 168, p. 946.
1948—Month—1947
$1,758,390
Oper.
&
cum.
income debentures
in Canadian Currency)'
(Expressed
Period End. July
depr.
5 75
quarterly
2032.
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.
for
on
Prov.
dividend of 15.'
to stockholders of record Dec. 9,
have been at the rate, of 10 cents
regular
_*
deducts., incl idle
pit. exp., dev. exp., etc.
Int.
Melal Forming Corp.—Dividend Rate Increased—
The
income
Other
.
Prov.
745.
p.
Total
resulting
code
Gross
Int.
and
Net
—V.
income
other di ducts.*
•
—V.
deductions
1
_*_
166, p. 2689.
$76,362
income
168, p.
848.
$79,311
National Investors Corp.—Estimated Dividends—
•
Following
$353,488
$296,910
its
,
—V. 168, p. 848.
$60,182
$113,967
$79,788
during the year. The exact amount of this
be determined until Dec. 14, 1948, the record,
stockholders entitled to receive the distribution,
presently estimated at something like 45 cents per share out¬
for
is
standing.
1948
Operating revenues
Federal
and State
$20,823,042
15,474,014
"
Operating expenses and taxes
taxes
on
*****
cash i,
last
—-k—
—
Gross
income
*'—
deductions
—
,Net income
_*_*_*
168,"p. 2010/
—
—
29
cents
—-
,—-—
be
made
elect
per -share
addition
to
that
the
the
special
ordinary
to
in stock (fractional shares
receive cash. A capital
in stock or. cash was paid on
in
Dec. 23,
distribution
dividend
to
noted
above, it is presently
for the second half
be paid
24 cents per share payable in cash on Dec.
24, 1948 to holders of record Dec.
14, 1948, the date when actual
declaration will be made. The estimated second-half payment together
year
will amount to about
$4,140,055
1,166,212
with
the
17
cents
about
41
cents
of
1947.
—V.
Distribution will
stockholders
of
$3,722,028
418,027
*
Non-operating income
Income
pot
year.
In
estimated
Operating income
realized
will
determining
unless
dividend
1.627,000
:
income
of
capital gains
but
Monongahela Power Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
CONSOLIDATED EARNINGS FOR 12 MONTHS ENDED SEPT. 30,
established policy the board of directors has stated,
distributing on Dec. 24, 1948 substantially all of 'the
its
intention
net
distribution
...
$334,171
186,733
profits taxes
$377,547
22,839
excess
Retirement reserve accruals
Other income
1946
$335,519
*
*
Operating revenue deductions**
Dominion
1947
2,626
Operat ng revenues
Motorola's
in
radio
in
1947.
date
12 Months Ended
by
its
Price
was
1364.
p.
for
;**
Earnings per share***—
$20,058 resulting from the sale
profit", the company received in
estimated
deducting
source
of
one
(before
income
"Loss.
lfom
Oper.
Plan adjustments on its 1944 pro¬
Federal income taxes the net
approximately $254,288..
During the nine months ended Sept, 30, 1948, the company produced
26,494,803 pounds of copper. The smelter was closed down throughout
August lor overhaul aha repairs, resulting in an operating loss, for the
May
facilities
of
expansion
30—
*
"Before
in
opers.
income
Federal
The
Dividends
follows:
1948
transactions
factory.
facilities
;
income
Other
194(3
1947
and
"Earnings per share.
"Net
I
reports
111,
only
production have been
In addition to the reap¬
Motorola will for the first time supply auto radios
to the auto manufacturers, with the sets being manufactured
Chicago factory.—V. 168, p. 1695.
Expenses
43
1.494,668 shares presently
1948
Quincy,
manufactured
the
set
are
1695.
liquidation
radio
extension
factory
new
being
factory,
video
purchase,
the
debentures at The
Exchange Place,
York,
New
of
main
and
space
for
a
income,
City
television
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.—Earnings—
•'
Magma Copper Co.—Earnings—
"9
of
Chicago,
ASSETS—Securities
$2,432,760;
1948,
$3.53
adjustments.
outstanding
as a
result of the sale in December, 1947 of 150,000 additional shares
and
the split-up 2-to-i
voted by stockholders on April 28, 1948, of
the 747,334 shares then outstanding.—V.
168, p. 744.
reserves
figures
Motorola's
in
currently
arc
facilities
Nine Months Ended Sept.
divi¬
$36,804
income
Fed,
"Accrual
"After
(These
at
$212,139,601.
25,
$209,549,256;
par),
]
10,000,883
2,242,003
stock
common
dividends*
company's
(Cost of products sold**
Net
over
1949
1948
30,
J
$3,059,140
$2.04
surplus
in
Management
taxes.
Gross earns, from opers.
"Net
this
gain-on other profit
loss
auto
in
gain
and Its combination console
its consolette
Income—dividends, etc.
and
company,"
to
directly
and
1
1
the
additional
,
Bank
$89,545,552 $90,623,415
'*__—
for
SHEET, "SEPT.
Sept. 30-
1948.
168, p. 450.
Trucks, Inc.—Earnings—
9 Months Ended
made
investment
market quotations,
-
from
set,
receivers
Provision for Federal
revenues
and
per
Net
been
sold, $26,794;
Y.—V.
trustees
television and
in
,over-all
great extent the additional production Schedule called for by
the recent purchase of inventory and certain assets of the Car Radio
Division of the International Dctrcla Corp., Detroit.
As a result of
$14,843
in
be
profits taxes in the amount of $380,000 which will be
excess
in
$192,708
sinking
fund debentures
due
delivery in exchange for temporary
for
definite
a
for
1934.
saving
2,036,907
late
.
It is
1940
terms
•
Court.
Internal
relief from
has
after depreciation
will
1946.
Michigan in
sued
due
be
to
of
Co.
2,432,760
2% %
income
Net
168,
opinion
Supreme
"regulated
as
stocks
on
National
York,
Total
payments.
In
liles
while
provided
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co.—Earnings—
the
Court
that
of
television
shifts' in
kind,
$10)
respect
earnings of the comoany whether or not the steel
industry returns to the basing point system.
.
On Oct. 4- the Sixth Circu.t Court of Appeals rendered a favorable
opinion in the company's royalty litigation upholding the decision of
the
$2,051,750
;_*_-■
*
two
May Department Stores Co.—Definitive Debs. Ready—
Chase
w.th respect
This competitive advantage
products.
76,389
$2,470,635
of
investments,
$70,823;
payable
for
employees' Federal taxes withheld, $1,259; provision
security taxes, $388; net assets (equivalent to $24.98 per
available
increases, however,
for
models."
$35,110;
Definitive
steel
table-model
screen
receiver
their
manufacture and
materials for steel
raw
large
$672,187;
debt
A
the
lork
tele¬
in our estimation, will be,
therefore, we are planning
sales;
Stcllncr, Vice-President in charge ef home radios and'
receivers, has just announced that Motorola's 50,000th VT71
produced.
"Tne comparative shortage
of 10-inch cathode*
ray tubes," he said, "has hampered full-scale production of Motorola's,
been established at
"
88,457
■
p.
,
products to
substantial freight advan¬
give the company a
large mills located outside of this
tage over the
1947
77,713
investments
on
will
Cor¬
With
$40,000,00 worth of
of
radios,
set
of
time.
some
been
portionment
1947.
—V.
their
finished
will
area
will
Its
June,
$37,875
loss
8,388,828 shares of
remaining*
Finance
home
of
television
we
for
the present-
H.
buildings
purchases
168,
reoeiveis
television,
our
availability
filling
television
next
98,325
sha e for
v
of
in
.
__*x._
net
investments
social
for
by
the
with
able to approach
include marketing
volume
volume.
Walter
$2,216,596
period***.
declared
shares,
interested
"-•<
production
is
work
the
.
;
LIABILITIES—Dividend
the
of
The
affected
smaller
Hilp,
&
"1948
—
provision
3 Mos. End.
the
of
by
•
*_*_
for
The
for
cost
completed
be
___
realized
Negotlat ons are being completed with scrap dealers for an adequate
supply of raw material for the company's new electric furnaces.
Utili¬
scrap
to
:
gain of $381,551 in
zation
local
Barrett
cost
for
Federal
income
tax
purposes,
$169,957,690),
$201,625,911; U. S. ti'easury bills due Oct. 7, 1948 at cost plus discount
earned, $2,9.19,502; cash in banks, demand deposits, $7,487,395; receiv¬
the
by
plans for 1949
sets.
Motorola's
of
stepped up
commensurate
television
part
is
program.
will net be
we
production
this year."
its
$167,22.),147;
be subject to
suitable
maximum
to
of
$2,646,672
ASSETS—Investments at
which, it is believed, can be
one of the usual stipu¬
future dividends
earnings
Calif.,
Sept.*30—
BALANCE
be expected
lenders requires that
after
of
estimated
„__•*_*_
related
indebtedness
notes...
"Our
165,.
office
Income
electirc
repayment
Reconstruction
ten-year 4first
a
difficulty.
mortgage
the
Ukiali,
at
expected
compensation
therefore
Occober, 1945, to finance Us.
The funds required for the new
from
Motorola
Vice-President in charge
out,
"Although.we have
maximum
a
tubes,
for
pointed
feci.
300
NOTE—Company
of
to
ray
a
construction
for
contract
:■
expenses
"Before
is estimated
First,
production
demand
Both
disclosed.—V,
not
was
continued:
cathode
this
Spring Co. of New York.
price
the
p.ant
The
building,
to
"Surplus
in
second
borrowed
program
the
approval
ten-year-4"r.
being
the
thout
w
lations of
awarded
•
by
is
in
The
that
announced
manuiacturing unit, tempering plant and warehouse.
length wi 1 be 1,000 leet, with the width varying from approx¬
Dividends
pur¬
tons
operation
being obtained from two sources.
making ava lable $8,000,000,
wh ch
are
ev.denced
retirement
program.
has
manufacturing
dends
and
60-ton
program
completed
company
secured
it
Merrill
23
the
"Net
furnace
30,000
are
$10,500,000
poration
the
year
which
Nov.
on
has
Other
for
of
term
President,
$900,000.
Trustees'
will commence in
operations
will be
plant
new
four
approximately
of
Mr. Galvin
i
Harbor,
furnaces
completion
upon
capacity
complete
year.
ten-year
undertaking
appointment, the Prestdent
organizational, and expansion
set
one-story
net
a
for 2Va years assistant to Elmer Wavering,
Motorola's auto radio division.
of
$2.36
$0.45
„_*_
the
co-founder of Galvin Manufacturing Co., forerunner
Robert W. Ga'vin has been a director since 1945 and
was
Motorola, Inc.
The
Three Months Ended
Total income
at $18,500,000.
In
of
$353,601
,
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Earnings-
tne
The plant whicn
furnaces, soaking
mill.
Administration
the
for
combined
a
ingots
and
middle of
$67,628
which
building, of frame construction, 92 by 40 feet,
being erected under a separate contract, which went to Frank M.
Crane, of Ukiah.—V. 168, pp. 2121 and 347.
the Detroit
of land on
steel
consist
and
Assets
constructed
doubled
January
$242,176
V. Galvin, President,
on Nov. 20 announced the
appointment
his son,-Robert W, Galvin, to the post of Executive Vice-President
has been vacant since 1944, following the death of Joseph E.
of
is
longer be de¬
no
685,010
$0.31
$0.48
*
1686.
Motorola
A
-
Ind.,
during the latter, stages of the war which is being dismantled and
moved to Trenton.
The melting capacity of this plant is being more
than
70,609
materials.
raw
our
tract
210-acre
a
will
that we
so
$210,431
698,800
*,
*****
Motorola, Inc.—New Executive Vice-President—
$424,210
107,850
shares)
Francisco.
which
program
$333,424
wa-s
Wolfson,
factory
house
Trenton, Mich., which contains all of
mill,
blooming
chased
$175,478
52,945
$79,837
E.
of
overall
<• for
also result in
will
capacity and
facilities
has purchased
$18,500,000
1948—8 Mos.—1947
$54,868
*****
outstanding
share
radio
"The
corresponding
and $5,485,244
brought
major expansion
a
the large steel companies for
upon
company
are
Spend
on
present
our
River deep-water
we
$295,121
87,405
*___
corporation
San
excess
»
Ex¬
pansion—Output to Be Doubled—Program Financed by
Customers and RFC—Donald B. McLouth, President, in
a letter to stockholders dated Oct. 21 said jn part:
company
166,
vision
This
648.
p.
McLouth-"Steel
complete
$167,242
(150,000
hardboaru
fixed assets
the corresponding date
expansion have
plant
compared w.ui $9;t49,oOO on
as
year.—V.
more
224,896
168, p. 1364.
imately
•Investments
will
$199,314
130,440
Masonite Corp.—To Build New Plant—
•
rfespect.vely.
This
$45,038
147,479
shares
somewhat
other
for
current assets were $10,518,101, against
including reserves for Federal and
1948
30,
1 abilities
figures
,
$147,642
1317.
of
NOTE—At
to
p.
company has acquired the E. R.
lirms make automobile
springs.
purposes.
last
—V.
108,248
income
Howard
$2,552,763
522,998
84.83
$1,572,209
610,165
$2,58
522,998
610,165
80.70
providing
current
132,588
sition—
$763,330
$424,509
profit
Profit
Cr20.302
Maremont Automotive Products, Inc.,
Chicago—Acqui¬
p.
No.
101,732
$58,993
_*___:
deductions
stock
—V.
1948—9 Mos.—1947
$26,470,707 $24,843,1244
I,lv9,i87
2,544,769
4,0b8,61:j
436,457
972,560
1,515,847
722,910
for
per
Earns, pgr share of cap.
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$8,767,285
$8,380,883
be.ore
Net
Earnings
Galvin, who
Net
loan
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sp.ies
Prov.
Capital
95,851
new
Period End. Sept. 30—
Profit
94,897
1147.
McCall Corp.
Net
115,668
113,820
nothing to $4,000,000;
trom
$4,000,000-from
proceeds will be used to pay off $3,500,000 of short-term bank
and the remainder
will be added to working
capital.—V. 168,
notes
72,667
74,276
Cr710
income
Income
net
pp.
91,446
income*
oper.
income
7
Paul
to increase tne
incurred in ordinary course
that
than
$78,259
88,034
income taxes-
1948—Month—1947
taxes
30,
indebtedness of $5,500,000;
mortgage
than .3%'.®
more
The
Nov.
on
indebtedness, (other
authorized
accruals
res.
taxes
Utility
1920,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net before after income
-
Lukens Steel Co.—Private
The
(2227)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line Co.—Earnings—
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$1,269,983
Retirement
$2,620
$2,348
1948—9 Mos.—1947
revenues
General
Loss for
CHRONICLE
Operating expenses
4
*-,-*—
175
_
Period End. Sept. 30-
$2,727
■
COMMERCIALFINANCIAL
Maine Public Service Co.-—Earnings—
1945
1946
$2,432
194V
S3,060
interest.*—
Interest
Taxes
THE
4755
Number
$2,973,843
Net
paid for the first-half of the year indicates a total
per share for 1948 compared with 39 cents paid In
.
assets
value per
at
Oct.
31,
1948
$17,237,000, and
$9.11.-
totaled
share outstanding was
the net asset
THE
8- (2228)
INCOME STATEMENT
COMPARATIVE
Nine
Months
Ended
$518,620
68,185
5,237
4,225
$529,430
$446,209
328,031
299,992
$201,339
1,902,394
$0.28
$146,217
1,804,673
$0.25
30—
_.
,_
-
Expenses
General taxes
;
income
"Net
_
_—
-
_
dividends
The
directors
CHRONICLE'
FINANCIAL
&
New York Air Brake
1947
1948
$605,961
71,294
Sept.
Cash dividends
COMMERCIAL
amounted to
Co.—$1 Special Dividend—
the same
for 1947,—V.
as
declared
23
special
a
stockholders, Herbert C. Freeman, President, explains that the reduction in corporate net income for both periods was
due to the fact that during the preceding 12 months and three months
have
which
Capital shares outstanding.
Earnings
share___
per
'Before
$117,189
realized
net
gain
of $628,356
Investments
on
The
either
BALANCE
SEPT.
SHEET,
$13,338,000.—V.
at
$13,095,-
U.
income
8.
Net
ry.
Net
taxes
income
income—.
oper.
466,957
1,046,248
896,690
1,765,975
—
5.2%
payable,
$8,008;
accrued
taxes,
$12,413;
$10,558; net assets applicable to 1,902,394 outstand¬
'Includes
V.
168,
(equivalent to $8.60 per share), $16,370,286;
total, $16,401,264.—V. 168. p. 1257.
adjustment
of
railroad
history.
last
Nov.
declared
the directors
19,
year-end extra
a
New York Power &
Federal
per share and the regular quarterly dividend of $1 per share on the
capital stock, both payable Dec. 14 to holders of record Nov. 30. This
brings total payments in 1948 to $5 per share, as against $4 In 1947.
In addition,
holders
stock dividend Was declared, payable Dec,
30, 1948.—V. 1C8, p. 1801.
10%
a
record
of
Nov.
Other
Other
inch
diameter.
in
discussing
operation
the
the
of
1948
in
and
said
and
Net
tube3
The company will expend
and equipment, for the
Hatboro
The
Ihtee
Hatboro
plant,
and
in
with
services.—V.
of
area
an
is
&
70,000
equipped
with
fh<8
with
hew
a
together
company,
both
bon
11
share
new
a
share
with
Nos.
coupons
will receive
the
and
certificate
frs.
of
with
(attached, of Nestle Alimentana Co.
December, 1947, the corporation
adopted the name of the latter.
*Tfte
new
the
shares,
the former
like
Stock
Swiss
Exchange
Co.,
If
100 par value,
Nestle Alimentana
new
Co.
Net
and
Nestle
Alimentana
will
(8.
A.)
New
Unilac
Nestle
and its
Alimentana
branches.—V.
166, p.
946,236
$1,015,055
2,023
$933,932
shares
at
717.432
20,
767,225
reported
1947
30.
revenues
above
the
for
City
the
corporation's
the
ended
year
New
York
system
in
of
distribution
Sept,
acquired
30,
by
Flatbu^h,
1948.
which
of
15,803,329
ended
kwh.
Nov.
Gas
01
is
output
22,758,000
for the
19,
is
This
production of 15,833,303
Period End.'
Operating
Sept. 30—
1948—9 Mos.—1947
and
income
Canadian
N.
State
taxes
corresponding week
Operating
71,943,328
8,228,200
10,995,200
451,820
434,01G
604,235
613,985
chge.
1,421,455
1,319,268
<1,906,592
1,820,563
13,039,762
12,122,985
17,088,421
16,002,176
Crll6,728
Crl23,885
Crl31,587
Crl50.G93
reserve
income
income
Gross
19,116,824
21,178,443
Dr33,829
Dr48,808
13,712
131,169
16,356,134
19,068,016
25,696,798
4,111,223
4,616,623
21,192,155
5,662,242
2,157,015
2,157,015
2,876,020
J———
_____
25,565,629
this Association reports electric output
of 29,974 kwh., or 0.19%
below
the corresponding week a wear ago.
T2Lfonths Ended
year
a
6,536,383
from
pthefr deductions
company
2,383,567
$4,102,100
174,596
from
Federal
return
income—subsidiaries—_
income—Assoc.
Income
taxes
from
filing
of
to
1,593,057-
Other
*Of
taxes
other
deductions from
Provision
for
Federal
separate
552,939
$1,650,672
taxes
taxes
(on
1 238 844
basis
income
income
184,190
80,899
—V.
i68,
p.
filing of consol. tax return
$1,719,381
in June
and
close
of
^1,530,558
2122.
and
who
J-a£
t€02.
stockholders of record Nov. *19.
will total -$4.25
.
•
;.
75
.
/
per
share,
•
&$
against $4.50 in
'
record
share,
.
,
-
168
-
and
surplus
(pro forma).
INCOME
Expenses
Other
STATEMENTS
Sept. 30, 1948—
"Before
♦After
133,030
$11,085,950 $13,161,047
_—_—
:
886.276
886,276
490,000
600,000
76,437
bank
loan
1
notes—
76,437
30,740
—
30,740
I
•
■
Pro
forma net Income
per
♦Giving
Co.
Power
Co.,
30,
before
the
Power
&
North
liquidation
income
common
American
of
Included
is
for
.'+$1.35
Light
North
&
Power
American
the
Light
ended
quarter
Light Co.
Securities
slocks
common
in
order
such
on
has
it
to
the
of
the
Power
&
certain
technical
these
companies
approved
common
by
did
the
that
in
dividends
Sept.
Securities
the
last
for
the
and
Co.
1948.
and
for
declare
not
30.
Hie
Exchange
of 1948
fourth
quarter
third and
1948.
•
EARNINGS
-
Light
requirements
ended
quarter
intention
companies will declare
quarters
meet
returns,
for
been
is
Kansas
of
Pending the disposition of an application
-Exchange Commission to reclassify their
tax
stocks
now
and
stocks
and
consolidated
of
application
u."
$1.12
to
dividend
no
$9,602,497 $11,567,594
_
liquidation of
on
dividends
the
the
effect
1948
the
filing
to
giving
—
share
common
effect
tAfter
Sept.
OF
NORTH
AMERICAN
1948—3 Mos.—1947
Income dividends ___2—
Interest
Total
income
Federal
Int.
.
$2,852,931
CO.
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$3,964,462 $12,795,452 $18,477,614
39,190
29,065
133,030
77,869
$2,892,121
_______
$3,993,527
$12,928,482
313,555,483
172,681
886.276
1,176,012
180,000
573,000
702,000
38,433
94,593
196,707
8,586
tax
225,288
123,000
18,774
income
15,233
39,310
484,197
$3,534,573 $11,335,303
$15,996,567
taxes
bank loan
on
Net
2,424,025
10,109.868
CO.)
133,030
—
income tax
on
$1.85
(NORTH AMERICAN
$10,952,920 $13,028,017
taxes
Interest
$15,877,757
1
share_
income
notes
$2,569,080
_____
Earns, per com.
13,380,370
—V. 168,
share—
*
$0.30
$0.41
$1.32
$1.87
1802.
p.
for
.
the
The
.
first
ten
months
required
to
finance
company is inviting bids for the purchase from it of 56.000,000
debentures, dated Nov. 1, 1948, due May 1. 1966-69.
be received by the company, in care of Messrs. Pam, Hurd
& Reichmann,
231 South LaSalle St., Chicago 4, 111., up to 11 a.m.
(CST), Nov. 29.—V. 168, p. 2123.
serial
Bids will
working
Northern States Power Co.
dividends
December,
last
An
making
year,
$1
of
1947.
a
each
total
on
June
of 25
extra
cents
$2.25
of
for
Electric
totaled
purchased
the
of
in
that
to
Cedar
In
1941
time
Rapids,
commenting
anticipated
this company
kwh.
(Del.)—Weekly Output—
for
compared
as
corresponding week last year,
an
the
Period End.
interest
executive
Operatfng
Sept. 30—
the
week ended
with
62,031,000
increase of 6.8%.—V.
(Minn.)
1948- -9 Mos.—1947
revenues—
Operation
$50,292 199
(&
Nov.
20,
kwh.
'
1948,
for
the
168. p. 2123.
Subs.)—Earns.
1948—12 Mos.—1947
Cave,
N.
Y.,
has
four
Hagerstown,
plants
Md.;
located
at
Berkley,
and
$45,351,840 $66,674,162 $60,126,708
until
he
Northwest
Sept. 30,
Linseed
1947,
connected
was
Co.,
when
with
Minneapolis,
he
sold
Honeymead
the
its
as
company.
Products
Co.,
22,238 390
17,972,798
29,793,590
Maintenance
3,029 867
2,764,730
4,089,398
4,815 ,000
4.398,750
6,281,250
5.723,750
5,722 165
5,015,009
7,565,742
6.640,734
4,553 ,425
4.693,950
5,867,175
6,384,050
506,775
601,525
724,075
$9,999,828 $12,475,483
$13,365,591
(other than
Taxes
Federal
income
inc.)
taxes
income taxes
State
487 000
23.728,959
3,559,549
Iowa.
on
his
no
changes in
Co.,
members
he
Net
the present management of North American
Other
new
connection,
Mr.
Andreas
said
that
operating
income
income
$9,446,352
(net)
209,650
191,190
283,662
263,171
Co.
Cohu
&
of
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange,
handled
transaction.
-
•
Income
COMPARATIVE
EARNINGS
STATEMENT
1946
$705,908
$235,965
$154,525
American
Speeds Expansion—
depletion
tLoss.—V,
and
interest,
168, p.
Co.—Company
t$232,127
allowing
for
1366.
deductions
divs. and
Net
minor-
42,153
Pfd.
income
divs., $3.60 series—
divs., $4.80 series
(issued
Common
Nets
$10,191,017 $12,759,145 S13.628.762
2,329,081
2,802,135
3,158,590
3.690,564
42,153
56,205
56,205
$7,284,765
742,500
$7,346,728
$9,544,349
$9,881,992
742,500
990,000
990,000
1945
Pfd.
but
$9,656,001
ity interest
1948
depreciation,
•_
-
1948
profit
taxes,
income
Gross
Subsid.
♦Net
of
Northern States Power Co.
controlling
Chairman
output
66,267,000
$1.32
Share—
—V.
'
For the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1948, corporate: net
income of the
Aug.,
19481—
dividends
168, p.
117,333
117,333
4,644,933
.•
4,222,666
6,052,489
5.622,667
1696,
company amounted to
Northwestern Belt Telepltone Co.—Registrar—*
pared
Payments
1947—V
cash
Nov. 18 was elected
director.
The company
Howes
operated
from
North
cents
slock, payable Dec.- 24 to holders of
C0.mp^ny,:^i!L pay * divid^d of $1 per
ccnts^ to
i
piUs & special of 50
lb -1948
of
for
on
a
Y.;
Andreas
♦After
dividend
operations
recently
profits on bonds purchased.
year-end
2,475,345
Depreciation
.
Nfew Jersey Zinc Co.—75-Cent
Year-End Dividend—
a
dividends
common
common
The-Guaranty Trust Co.
$11,335,000, equal to $L32 a common share,-com¬
with corporate net income of $13,997:000, or $1.87 a common
share, for the 12 months ended Sent. 30. 1947.
Corporate net income for the three- months ended Sept. 30, 1948
>•
,
--
and
paying agent for
due
Nov.
15,
•
an
1973.—V.
of New
York
has
4
been- appointed, registrar
issue of $60,000,000 31-year 3&%r debentures,
168,
p.
2123.
,
4.734,592
.
subsidiaries—
,
1359.
p.
27,682
$1,753,938
N<:*- 24 declared
10,116,359
semi-annual
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
surplus
'
-
2,424,025
'
i
W. Va.
$1,502,877
34,558
need
paid
Andreas,
N.
Cement
105,849
company's
the
compny,
committee
Prior
1947
$3,006,809
218,357
797 447
inc.
had
at
166,
M.
this
the
to
paid
President
1948
Fed.
1.840,199
184,003
Income
Federal
North American Cement Co.—New Control—
Mr.
$2,841,033
than
return)
^Tgjet income from
—
Credit resulting
balance
also
Albert
EARNINGS OF COMPANY ONLY
and
480,000
year, the directors have decided not to take any
on
the dividends ordinarily payable on or about
was
taken in view of the uncertainties that lie
increased
and
year,
Catskill,
12 Months. Ended Oct. 31—
Total income
Expenses
this
in
$1,967,643
$21,431,498
$23,271,697
________—^
Total
capital improvements.
company
1947.—V.
$1,097,733
488,748
surplus—*.
step
and
was
consolidated
indome tax return
time
the
inevntories
1 238 844
1,462,597
this
and
25,
the
fiscal
This
at
24.
ahead
(separate
basis)
-
8,269,877
reviewing
current
action
347,062
$1,478,896
resulting
fealance
After
of the
$4,276,696
257,333
797,447
only
.Net income
Credit
1,872,899
$3,996,273
deductions
J_„
168, p. S46.
The
Tdtal income
1,818,019
-
i
•
,
1.818,019
*
Nonquitt Mills Co.—Omits Dividend—
1,663,476
1,719,045
2,581,092
121,171
Other income
for
2,071,949
>
10,050,127
reserves
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Bids for Bonds—
1,480,541
Dec.
Operating income
Provision
—V.
16,284,395
120,000
Hudson
___—
-
9,898,828
Income dividends
Interest
12,513,957
1,725,292
$3,875,103
______
PfbV. for retirements of prop.,
plant, and equip.
PfbV. for taxes other than Fed. Income taxes—
360,000
1947
16,247,387
__
12,653,893
stk.
Corp.
—
revenues
PRO FORMA
Otlwr
,
$28,219,868 $24,016,538
j.
Afaintenance
Othet
Niagara
Balance
and steam purchased
gas
of
pfd.
on
•*
1948
12,294,378
subsid.—
a
requir.
l_
—
.
in¬
net
ACCOUNT
expenses
PoWer,
Div.
Power
revenues
Operating
by
come
10,087,696
of
3.266,610
8,748,397
—
taxes
Expenses
income
'
ago.
INCOME
Oct. 31—
Operating
Net
Reservation
j
61,961,064
,
—
Period End. Sept. 20—
.
___
1948
revenues
Balance for
2,876,020
—
income
STATEMENT
30,
income
Commission
16,389,963
___
requiremts. on pfd.
stocks of subsids.
Association—Output—
for
CONSOLIDATED
operating
Missouri
87,400,007
8,449,000
taxes.
water
SEPT.
__.
Interest charges (net)
Preferred dividends of
&
54,128,899
appropriation
Other
126,790,188
6,389,500
—
Emerg. diversion
Zurich,
136,274,311
95,447,107
$
65,140,605
____
taxes
income
Y.
Other
Mcnt-
$
maintenance
depreciation
Federal
•
reported at 189,019,000 cu. ft.,
This is a decrease
ft. or 10.75% below production of
211,777,000 cu. ft.
cu.
Net
Earnings
1948—12 Mo?.—1947
Sj>
102,716,377
revenues
Operation,
decrease
a
kwh.
the
operating
amounting
to
$864,281
are
included
In
the
consolidated
reported for the year ended Sept, 30, 1947.—V. 168, p. 849.
Income deductions
week
of
As
condemnation
for
Niagara Hudson Power Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
are
INCOME
ENDED
$257,450
Div.
Ftfr the
CONSOLIDATED
MONTHS
income
for
Non-operating
759,628
$171,707
acquired
revenues
2313.
New England Gas & Electric
Provisions
resulting from operating loss carry-back
1.948
.
Sept, 30 approximated $12,912,000-
on
—.
12 Months Ended
July
This represents the company's only
Bank balances and short-term
$120,356,524
expenses
Maintenance
1947.
of
*
re¬
bringing
quarter,
revenues
Earnings per
June
and
Banque Cantonale de
FORMA
third
the
further
Other deductions
$20,174
within
well
are
were
$1,017,078
$134,386
of
Co., ;
Power
131,900
Dr7,304
deductions
•
near
(Including North American Light & Power Co. and Subsidiaries)
Operating
Operating
19,322
75,500
$851,819
—_r—_"
credit
Kansas
101,343
89,513-
_
$
Fribourg, Fribourg, and its agencies; Du Pasquier,
Co., Neuchatel, Darier & Co., Geneva.
93,994
18,882
property in the City
by condemnation and earnings from such
property ceased on passing of title.
Operating revenues of the Nor¬
wich property amounting to $70,280 are included in the consolidated
and
shares
bonds held
Appropriations for depreciation
*38,926
—
during
Taxes, other than income taxes
„
&
of
half
the
stock.
common
161,770
242, T98
$762,306
was
only be good delivery
by the corresponding
accompanied
its
to
381,065
Crl,605
income
revenues
shares,
senior
152.194
220,000
,
Light
American Co.
North
$195,000
389,018
,.
9,895
-
corporation's
acquired
<
American
in
Co.
.
of
145,000
-
,
taxes-
Norwich
of
following
de
new
1,392,681
Light
companies through 1949
our
327,848
taxes..;—
——
'Includes
Bank
Corp., London, England; Credit Commercial de France,
France; and In Switzerland at: Credit Suisse, Zurich, add its
branches; Socicte de Banque Suisse, Basle and its branches; Union de
Bantjues Suisses, Zurich, and its branches; Banque Cantonale
Vaudoise,
Lausanne, and its agencies; Banque Cantonale de Berne, Berne, and its
branthes; Banque Cantonale Zougoise, Zoug, and its branches; Banque
Also
$3,443,728
1,374,942
162,400
earnings
Income
Parts,
fnollift &
$3,270,765
1,008,163
first
the
in
furnished to The
&
American Co., depending upon whether this is done
liquidation of Light & Power.
The requirements
amount
PRO
1946
$2,520,412
income
Total
Swiss
l'Etat
1947
65,875
income
Other
together with
11
the
Government
■
Missouri
of
Power
North
parent.
the total to $1,757,000 on Sept. 30.
Gross
of
Unilac, Inc. shares will
be issued upon delivery of the old stock at
any of the following banks:
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, N. Y.; Credit Suisse, New York
agency, New York; Swiss Bank Corp., New York agency, New York;
de
1948
taxes
stock
Federal
A.).
Uiiilac, Inc. shares bearing the same numbers.
also ready for exchange for the old shares.
the
Nos,
(& Sub.)—Earnings—
taxes
NOTE—As
value
par
Co.
Missouri
capital of all of
in
.
,
security
for
100
duced
$5,890,132
$4,871,746
.
—
Capital
have
ability to finance."
..
taxes—.
Excise
Ltd. —Name
frs.
of
coupons
(S,
Til
on
$4,726,371
_
Social
corresponding bon d'amortissement,
following attached, the shareholders
certificate
d'amortissement, both
2663.
Depreciation
is set on
sewer and gus
power,
Holding
Ranged—Exchange of Shares—
old
$3,804,138
property
-
Coal Company
third quarter of
the
after
or
senior
their
their
North
the
by
or
for
1,477,341
,
feet,
square
Anglo-Swiss
In exchange for each
1,429,179
_
Real
and
8.1%
were
Kentucky
over the
equity capital will be
and
Co.
by
either
future,
$7,367,472
1,091,448
Operating revenues
Operation
Net
Nestle
$e,310,525
1,064,892
industry."
our
completely
167, p. 1047.
acies
,$5,817,819
____
income
Maintenance
company
leading position
a
$4,869,030
—
Years Ended Sept. 30—
iiifeUf tubes, including receiving tubes, television tubes, special purpose
tubes and cathode ray tubas.
Coupled with the continued expansion of
our Electronic research division,
this new plant will enable us to lorge
to
Dr26,883
deductions
p.
customers
assure
Electric
Union
of
additional
Light
—12
"Acquisition of this plant," Mr. Meinken continued, "marks another
the company's planned expansion program.
When this unit
ift full operation, the company will produce a completely rounded
.:hekd
$4,895,913.
New York Water Service Corp.
r-ttfp in
is
Drl5,487
3,392,935
___
Income
—V.' 166,
estimate
an
the
Dr32,739
2.172,060
ahd
capital
of more than two million sets next year, he
would turn out approximately 200,000 tubes in
upwards of 500,000 tubes the following year.
that
Drll,953
2,341.000
income
Income
plant, Mr. Meinken
pointed out that the corporation will use straight-line exhaust methods
lot jiroduetion of all its tubes, including the 10 Inch, 12 inch and 16
inch sizes.
Based on an indicated production of 800,000 television sets
1949
$7,382,960
1,813,000
plant
$1,500,000 for the installation of machinery
production of these tubes, Mr, Meinken said.
in
4,530,787
$6,343,664
23,377,290
taxes—
income
Gross
Meinkcn, President, announces the purchase of a
in Natboro, Pa., for the production of all types of cathode ray
including 20
to
programs
Outstanding bank leans of the
C.
u|> to and
3,107,559
$5,829,772
14,230,649
Some
Power
19,239,635
2,886.000
4,122,083
17,533.737
before
17 to
companies
operating
stock
1949.
$33,630,678
deprec.
&
taxes
utility
expansion
common
194e—12 Mos.—1947
$25,508,980 $36,429,741
$27,635,585
Operating income
National Union Radio Corp.—Acquires Plant—
Kenneth
na'.nt.
Oper.,
$1
an
continued aggressively with
their service areas of adequate
demands for electric power." Mr.
Freeman states.
"North American proposes, subject to approval of the
Securities and Exchange Commission, to invest $5,000,000 in additional
Light Corp.—Earnings—
1948— 9 Mos.—1947
Operating revenues
of
industrial
of coal by West
increase of 14.3%
Sales
1,729,718 tons,
capacity to meet steadily increasing
Period End. Sept. 30—
dividend
present
year.
their
ing shares of capital stock
National Steel Corp.—Extra in Cash and Stock—
of electricity by
sales
quarter
and
commercial
to
respectively.
,
totaled
1906.
p,
Pro forma corporate earnings, on the
$1.35 a common share.
or
companies totaled 1.4 billion kilowatt hours, an Increase of
a year ago and an all-time record for any quarter in their
Sales of electricity to residential users were 10.5'higher,
sales
while
2.7%
tax.—
Insurance
unemployment
12
RECORD—Third
SET
over
"Our
Liabilities—Accounts
the
for
basis, were $11,568,000,
operating
3,843,563
4,511,355
8,061,871
6,342,702
7,306,500
*3.984,754
13,879,751
12,656,029
484,500
396,631
1,764,562
accruals.
tax
ry.
1,240,500
„
liquidation of Light & Power,
pro
North American Co. and present
months ended Sept. 30, 1948 was $15,878,000,
pending
the
to
equal to $1.85 a common share.
$8,446,067 $90,756,932 $75,556,207
$9,833,944
income
receivable for securities sold, $56,769; receivable for capital stock sold,
«li,730; total, $16,401,264.
Oft
effect
subsidiaries
168,
1948—10 Mos.—1947
1948—Month—1947
Period End. Oct. 31—
(cost
Other
expenses,
estimated
equipment
Light &
American
forma" consolidated net income of The
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
023), $15,718,045; cash in banks, $560,716; dividends receivable, $54,004;
accrued
of
cost
Giving
the purchase of
asked to name
will finance up
same
New
1948
30,
market value
securities—at
in
for
9
SALES
Gross
ASSETS—Investments
Dec.
to
up
15-year
or
the
bids
certificates. Bidders are
serial maturities. Proceeds
trust
distribution to stockholders.
No
Power Company is included in
for the most part by
North
from
foregoing results.
the
1365.
p.
NOTE—No provision has been made for Federal income tax because
fhte corporation has elected to be taxed as a regulated investment
Odinpany.
of
RR.—Equipment Trust Issue—
receive
equipment
10-year
75%
to
1947.
in
will
company
$9,720,000
and
1948
In
New York Central
since
Act,
Company
,
American derived income from substantial investments
been disposed of under the Public Utility Holding
North
periods
168, p. 1696.
income
♦Surplus for period
share, compared with $3,535,000, or
$2,569,000, or 30c .a
41lnahisareportyetor
dividend of 50 cents
per share
on
the no par value common stock, payable Dec. 17 to
holders of
record
Dec.
3.
Including the regular quarterly payment
of 50 cents per share, previously declared, payable Dec. 1 to holders
of record Nov. 15, dividends for 1948 will amount to $3.50 per share,
Nov.
on
Monday, November 29, 1948-
-
t
Volume
16#
Number 4755
Northwestern
Public
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Net
in
$4,632,665
4,461,296
3,790,770
$191,706
Other income
$149,434
$918,359
$841,894
61
123
274
1.109
—
securities,
"Gross
income
and
other
-V.
108,
$149,557
$918,633
43,320
169,770
$106,237
$748,863
$670,877
tized
Period End. Sept. 30—
Reserve
for
<& Subs.)- -Earnings—
1948—3
Mos.—1947
$1,467,287
$542,337
236,336
126,481
594,648
219,937
8349,060
$183,679
$872,639
746.
p.
796,287
796,287
$
796,287
Gross
operating
Provision
$0.44
$0.23
$1.10
$0.41
oper.
deprec.
revenue
Prov,
Amortiz.
of pit:
adjustments
income
Amortiz.
of
642,753
__T)
(3,731,091
diset.,
Bond
interest
'Special
4,844.432
$701,503
$9,460,353
$9,680,416
163,772
$2,018,440
The
379,939
65,464
'
Dividends
372.462
Cr220,303
class
B
•31,651
•
Cr772
.
$509,174
§501,852
80,538
80,538
$421,3.13
stock—*—
of
declared
payable
cents
Dec.
to
17
Nov.
paid
dividend
a
holders
and
1
COMPARATIVE
Period End. Sept. 30—
966,469
$6,242,163
B
in
outf.tdg...
of
on
Earns,
per
el.
A
share-
per
cl.
B
thare.
After
current
charges
assets
after
and
$2
of
3.
With
May
on
share,
per
the
1
and
now
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$676,772
56,300
198,891
198,891
$2.88
'
'
$0.67
*•
198,891
■
$16.19
$12.02
•
$4.01
B
Current liabilities
$3,145,506,
'•■After
34,595,441
10,533,720
1948,
$1,509,291,
were
of
to
3-0
1948
"
1.
shared outstandings......
A and B share..
Months
'
Interest
102,218
—V.
Ended
Sept.
30—
144,
$1.35
p.
460.
-
•
.
.
in
mortgage
York,
1947
$99,908
19.760
sales
of securities based,
Nov.. 23
106,593
10,305
12,203
$118,506
$140,338
Balance
to
8,430,857 '
>.
8,430,855
•Includes
income
ort
Capital shares outHtandingi_-__ii__j__.i.
''Earnings per share—.J—I—*!—net
profit
sale
on
of
'-141,151
——;
fofr directois' compensation,
'
*
141,151
contingent
provision
$0.35"
—
1
NOTE—Company files
fore
as '-regulated investment company" and
provision has been made for Federal income taxes.
no
BALANCE
ASSETS—Cash
and
interest),
$11,413;
SHEET,
(including $17,500
$28,037:
securities
$2,442,801; prepaid
SEPT.
interest
(cost
$2,474,666)
expenses,
LIABILITIES—Collateral
$339;
loans
30,
there¬
1948
1802.
and
at
debentures
dividends
quoted
receivable,
market value,
total, $2,482,641.
payable
(quoted
\
market
value
of
securities
pledged, $587,750$116,000; .due. for securities bought but
not received,
$7,514; sundry accounts payable and accrued expenses
(including $17,500 matured debentures and interest),-$19,386; reserve'
for
directors'
compensation
for
1947,
$16,195; contingent reserve for
$10,305; note obligation payable to
bank, due April 1, 1949, $700,000; net* assets applicable to outstanding
capital shares (141,151 shares outstanding at net asset value of $11.43
per share), $1,613,241; total, $2,482,641.—V. 168, p. 1586.
directors'
compensation
for
1948,
Pacific Lighting Corp.. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
12Mos.End. Sept. 30—
Gross
expenses
Taxe3
for
Net
-8,131,719
7,882,580
(net).—_
«.-
debt-
2,200,930-
interest
of
I
exp.
on
Net
net
to
Lighting
on
Divs.
on
=>
divs.'.
subsidiary...;.
Applicable,
Divs.
-
N,
1
*
'
GWrs
Rental
'
INCOME
ACCOUNT
1948'
'
'
$15,812,290 $15,398,336
12.472,401
11,749,513
other deductions
(net)
$3,643,879
1,979,488
$1,449,431
p.
1
.
Court, Wilmington,
Del.,
on
share
com.
three
as
.
1,418,748
V.
for
168, p.
the
cumulative
$1.32
preferred
$1,075,722
429,498
been
stock.
See
.
sole
offering
certificates
Nov.
$9,664,636
$7,370,440
1,337,374
1,337,362
1,337,370
$8,068,862
$8,327,274
$6,033,070
1.000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
4,825,893
4,825.893
to
in
months
ended
contrasted wit h
Certificates
$2,501,381
$4.55
are
to
gross
the
revenue*
totaled
three
sales
in
Operating
therms—
Federal
enced during these three, months.-, On the other hand, with
of
an
anvincrease
was
increase
are
a
in
in
the
reflection "of
maintenance
favorable for
field
the
in
construction
cost
these
and
of
the
repairs.
to
Philadelphia
the
under
mature
are
by
under
issued
guaranteed
endorsement
mately
an
by
for
3,828,100
18,385,50d
9.831,100
55,702,772
25,700,15^
$3.18
$2.06
1948—2 Mos.—1947
from
the
of
week
line
Co.
Net
r
;
5.048.473
451,411
1,273,000
•
81,932
424,769
2,819,348
10.207,084
1,667,487
"'242,331
964,203
854.161
715,100
2,422,447
2,309,836
512,562
546.322
3,373,692'
2,939,414
$1,069,840
income
$1,279,472
$1,334,393
-
u_.
P.
"Earnings
per
share—J_
"On 656,000 shares of
NOTE—As
of
$1,404,731
779,935 '
583,067
Co.-
$554 458
-
'• 836,472 '
•
$7,041,022
income
$911,664
District
2,443,954
...
1,672,655
-
Subs.)—Earnings
1948—9 Mos—1947
8
-
.
$
•
49,530,229 168,596,950 144,297,858
46,749,085
42,409,026 139,559,245 125,333,149(
258,122
1,128,760
825,488
:
547,847
—
-
and
1,105,735
974,839
*3,462,750
180,688
145,943
469,338
'
est,
99,957
taxes
40,925.
2,965,655
459,881
112,978
63,791
011
4,257,555
per
2,237,421
9,222,316
5,640,725
6,527,949
3,463,953
14,641,563
1,080,144
741,840
3,200,452
"9,009,170
2,225,490
5,447,804
2,722,113
11,441,111
6,917,722
.2,160,319
2,119,997
2,160,319
2,119,997
$3.02
$1.63
$6.78
$4.25
share
of
,
$7.01
,
.
•
company
sales'
AA—A
01a
disposal
from
properties.—V,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
'
1947
1,474,676
$12,598,514
$9,558,952
$7,038*042
7,897,673
6,852,955
$4,700,841
——
operations—.
;
$2,705,997
5,276,867:
$1,761,175
_j.
14,907
6,470
$4,715,748
Administrative and general expenses
Taxes, other than Fed: income taxes
$2,712,467
195,543
146,715
245,354
203,288
163,487
239,276
240,058
204,020
1,440,000
750,000
425,00(t
Prov. for depletion and
depreciation
taxes
on
income-
contingencieSA—_
Net
profit
Dividends
^
declared
Capital- shares -outstanding-;— _'_
•Earnings per share—
_
V.
ig$,
p.
948.
_
.
.
.
6,088
$1,767,263
139,072
•
125,000
,
and its' other customers
'
1946
1,712,306
-
Prov, for Federal
Provision for
j
163,
_"_1A_A—_
Total- ihcome
^
of
1,707,084
.
Interest income
$7.49,*.
past reporting practice the. statements
only the accounts cf Peoples Gas Light
Corp., Ogdeii Gas Co., and Universal Gas
Pipeline Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary not
to- the
profit
of „s.ales_.,
Income
from
gas
$134,044
1367.
*. Cost
$4,916,596^
reflect
consolidated, sells natural
for
(&
gen.
deductions
7 Gross
690,280
Chicago-By-Products
Chicago
holdings
49,414,445 168,113,558 143,927,926
115,784
483,392
369,932
0.
$6,589,251
$A59$,068!
$0.85
.-$1.30
capital stock outstanding.
departure
a
consolidated
Co.,
entire
Net profit after taxes
197,686
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Tonnage of coal produced-—
'
A—'.
in.
oper.,
deprec.
."Exclusive
$5,898,964
$6,204,550
215,259
264,554
deductions
sold,
——a
for
Earnings
2,209,677,
777,133
income'
and
included
2012.
$
59,271,131
inc.
for depletion
Mific.
1,329|946
2,268,220
taxes—
Net
not
59,468,817
and misc.
Surplus for period
Capital shares outstdg._
477,118
tax—__
Income
royalties.
Net profit
Common dividends
'270.169
—
p.
paid
other
or
of 1948 includes approxi¬
Coal Co.
8,52 4 648
utility tax_
income
ahd
Interest
732,131
Prop, and misc.
Gross
168,
are
company's
1948—3 Mos.—1947'
amortization
549.751
___
the
oil
subsidiaries
revs.,
admin, .and
expense
w
Prov.
756,073
'
income
gasoline,
1,208,139
Federal
Operating
sell.,
Prov'.
1,233.101
„A_—_
income
oper.
Cost of goods
4,295,004
3,488,508
C
•
Int., divs.
1
435,169
Depreciation
pub.
"
CrlOl.013
produced
Operation
Maintenance
.
of
$5.20
and
Engineering: Co.—Weekly Output—
the
,
1,101,690
purchd.
gas
sales,
rentals
RR.;
1,485,173
f
;
oven
-
sale
4,939,890
.
ended
income
'
of
Oil and Gas
Corp.
$
,
r
$9.21
Oil Company and its
Pittsburgh Consolidation
1948—9 Moii.—1947
,
sales
.on
6,045.255
taxes collected
or
for the third quarter
profit
'
,
4,984,950
Governments
stock of Shamrock
output
25,613,154
10,246,458
inter-company business
State
2,500,000
31,379,863
5,443,100
Period End. Sep(. 3.0—
Prov.
'
9,230,952
146,303,310
operating companies served by this corporaNov. 20, 1948, totaled
274,679,000 kwh., as
compared
with
24G,616,000 kwh.,
for
the
corresponding week last
year, an increase of 11.4%,—V.
1.68, P. 2124.
payment
Pennsylvania
the
the
19,221,490
6,045,551
Pioneer Service &
agreement
to
as
while
.V
53,118,995 220,706,473
1,225,000
3,500,000
10,274,445
A
$3,056,000
Eiectric
Y
.
and
further
H
f
approximately $2,204,000.—V.
tion
160,019,453 .128,502,263 525,450,015 444,310,205
f $9,243,366
$8,446,935 $33,853,904 $30,$02,891
revenues
•
1948—9 Mos.—1947
.
Company and its subsidiaries
consolidated earnings
figures above.
was
Plan)
are
each Ndv.
$529,000
annually
be
unconditionally
gas
purch. Ir.
Chicago District Pipe-
excep¬
gas in California, the other
demands on the System and
three months when the weather
greater
1,500,000
and
of common
Natural
.
tion
to
months
same
Total charges for .operating
expenses, taxes, and depreciation
$18,629,814 for the quarter ended Sept.. 1948, as compared
with $14,441,135 for the .same quarter in 1947.
The gross revenues
for the quarter, are h reflection of-the-fcrarm weather
normally experi¬
contingencies
for
IV.^°rTEA^i'?sAincome
the
cer¬
(Including Subsidiaries Other Than Chicago District Pipcpline Co.)
1947.
totaled
expenses
be
Period End. Sept. 30—<
$3.13
1948,
issued
are
1948,
year
r'
Total
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Earnings—
$207,177
$4.39
Sept.,
syn¬
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
certificates
of principal ahd
dividends
—V. 168, p. 2012.
r
Other
$2,242,969
$15,737,874 for
and
settle¬
1943
77,649,505 329,674,608 209,953,721
81,129,321
^0w^CiS'-TriEarningAof Wasatch
dated Nov. 1, 1948, which will provide for the is$(iance Of
$15,900,000
principal amount of certificates to be secured by new stnndard-gau'ge
railroad equipment estimated to cost not less than $19,875,000.
4,825,893
$3,527,375
V"
$4.45
stk.
be
.(to
1948
These
Gas
5,067,187
-
1,
1948
years
possible
Subs.)—Earnings—
3 Mos.~1947
sold,
of. West Edmond Oil
Nov, 23 of $7,935,000 2V'2%-equipment trust
1949-1903.
30,
the
for
$
gei>, taxes
and ,'int
Does not include
(Inc.); Otis & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Freeman & Co.; Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., Inc.; William Blair & Co.; R. L.
Day &
Co.;. Hayden, Miller & Co.; The Illinois Co.; McMaster>
Coke
$9,406,236
and
cxps.
&
60,813
'5,540
of" products
Average shares outstdg.
Earnings per share—._
appointed
'
117,508,356
iNet" profit
Other members of the offering group are R. W. Pressprich & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Equitable Securi¬
Corp.; Gregory & Son, Inc:; Harris, Hall & Co.
The
for
include
1948
costs and retirements
Prov, for Fed. inc. taxes
ties
1,
liabilities
Deplet., deprec., develop.
tificates, series V, on a bid of 99.0399. The issue was
immediately reoffered (subject to ICC authorization) at
prices to yield from 1.50% to 2.80%, according to ma¬
turity. 1
" ■ A • : V. A
'
;
-
dated
period ended Sept.
tax
company's- nrovisions
taxes
income
Prov.
2123.
Hutchinson & Co.; "and
$213,053
1942
$2.50
has
.
income
of
months
income
The
1
64(5,000
$2.46
Y.,
nine
company's
final.
170.00Q
$346,054
.
1947
and
429,498
N.
245,000
be transferred to balance of
income in the
rcpiainc.er Will be retained in part for unsettled
oper.
637,700
Pennsylvania RR.—Equipment Trusts Offered—A
dicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. won
15,398
•
Pacific
surplus
$19,322,596
11,733
Cr52,014
-
the
227,331
1,932,233
.
$2,217,000 applicable to the years
1942, 1943 and 1944. "With tax liabilities for 1943 end
1944
settled,"
it .has been-determined-that
approximately $1,000,000 of this amount
1947
$1,055,398
York,
F.
2,602,353.
63,445
1,965,515
_______
Phillips Petroleum Co. (&
$1,721,722
—
Co., New
2,535,155
—
-I—,
(
Period End. Sept. 30
Peninsular Telephone Co.—Registrar Appointed—
Illinois
stock—
on
Fol'. the
'■
30,127
Corp.^—A" $8,594,562
com.
-
of
Co'st
('
1948
$1,693,098
outstanding,——.
share—!
Trust
_i
claims relating t6 the
and in
part as applicable to future charges.
During the
adjustments reflecting reduction in
provisions for Federal
and State, taxes for
prior years resulted in increasing the balance
of
fneome carried to surplus for that
year by $288,205.
In order to avoid
distortions cf comparisons these
transactions have not been reflected
in; this ,statement,—-'V. 168, p. 2012.-
until
common
*
became
assessments
155.
Bankers
446,600
$5,145,023
can
-.
per
$4,698,303
.I——$3,973,061
A_
r__.
year
profit
shares
1947
445,685
taxesA_i_i__.
NOTE—During the
1944
■
Leahy of the U. S. District
A-
of--leased' lines;_^i_.
ments
2,136,836
$1,664,391
before-Federal iincome- taxes—_—
Federal incomfe taxes-!
Gas
(8,743,772
income
.
$3,586,267
1,318,611
9 Months Ended June 30—*
168,
1948
-r__
Bttlance
$3,552,875
33,392
$1,959,20.7
.'
Earnings
Subs.)—Earnings
$3,527,376
Provlsioii for ineoine
10,336,573
Dr4,944
$3,340,818
—V.
(&
income
$13,889,'44$
$3,648,823
929
r
1946
"
$3,339,889
;,.■•
Co.
$49,380,308 $46,197,523
45,852,932 -41,499,160
Miscellaneous deductions
Interest on funded debt
•;
1947
Profit
342,127
1,403,755
397,660
$10,931,930
1,337,368
pfd. stock'— i
Balance
20,749
160,083
debt;
before
1,566,419
55,005
.72,000
l_
$99,271
$182,911
income from terminal building.—V.
168, p. 948.
•"
gross
Operating
"Gross
$8,4oi,645
255,860
&
prem.
funded
inc.
of
213,550
•
19,451,579
7,904,790
$12,997,655 $10,586,203 $11,028,108
funded
on
113,387
chgd. to coastr., Cr
Amort,
in
8,767,784
income
Interest
Other
14,549,359
revenue—$12,884,268 $10*372,662 $10,772,248
income
Total
Per
1945
14,172,066
retirements
opef.
Other
Divs.
1946
--
14,897,261
Prov.
Int.
1947
-
$94,028,355 $74,891,516 $65,061,854 $65,113,698
55,479,022
42,215,077' 31,857,667
29,355,684
oper.- revenue....
Operating
-1948
-
8,438
72,000
Noh-opeiating income
_
deposit for matured
on
accrued
owned
$0.32
"
-
12,183
Philadelphia Transportation
Parker Rust-Proof Co.- -Earnings—
award
investments-and
stock.
stock;.
Nine1 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
1
Operatirig expenses and taxes
arising from
series, due July 1; 1977, are
Guaranty Trust Co. Of New York,
Y„ in exchange for outstanding tem¬
deductions——_
•
$263,349
surplus
4,470,426
p.
2,129
177,964
;
$183,458
-----
25,423,829
the
:
income —A—'
24,796,746
-3,539,257
takes
86,601
3,336*
the
revenues-
extended
registrar
73,829
___r
89,995
124,928
common
Dec. 1 a temporary restraining order enjoining
this company from paying its stockholders a dividend of
810,000-shares
of. capital stock of
Hugoton Production Co.- (Kansas).
The order had
The
cost
——
,78.649
$530,043
expense
preferred
3,397,972
income
$45,943
Contingent provision lor directors' compensation
on
charges
and
12,522,'548
<net)_
Judge Paul
20,108
33,854
17,127
*
a-
;
98,591
taxes
on
12,326,632
'
168,"p. 2123.
2,362*
$451,395
$401,718
income^
Dividends
bonds, 3'Aft-
at
Sept. 30—
revenue
Common
1948
.
...
general taxes—_
Net profit from
'■Before
116,601
$303,12(7
Dividends'on
8,510,742
Federal
COMPARATIVE
operating
Net
$86,859
.
..
.
expenses
income
110,114-
2,543
.
1
gross
year
102,218
-'
—
$49,973
Net
482,999
105,317
136,017
;
5,881,532
14,409,737
;
Net -income
$133,224
investments
Expenses and
489,509
u
10,201,948
1947
$295,024
$2.88
w
charges and Federal taxes'.—V.
from
1,488,336
_
!_
26,318,451
revenues
Interest and
were
Overseas Securities Co., Inc.—Earnings
Nine
!
9,798,695
.
—_—.
Income
1947
$2,651,fe02
1,669,563
A!
diScbunt
Net
originally" been issued on Nov. 13.
A hearing on the
application for a preliminary injunction had been
'scheduled for Nov. 23 but was postponed to Dec. 1.—V.
168, p. 2123.
!'
Co.—Earnings
1948
$2,706,077
41,507,309
,
$2.83
30,
ratio
a
class
per
Debt
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—Stay Extended—
Sept,
of
as
isA-J
and
Earnings
Transportation
Sept. 30—
-
earnings
Interest
■>
stock..;.
delivery'
.
Gross
for'taxes.
reserves
6 Months Ended June 30—
profit
36,852,171
other
•
reductions
for
f
Net
56,300
Osgood Co.—Earnings—
Class A
to
first
ready
Operating
Operating
com¬
$911,754
reserve
deducting
Dec.
each
the
on
167, p. 2364.
■"Net
442,715
refunding operations, etc.—V. 168,
.
56,300
$4,654,797 including $1,210,940 cash.
resulting in net current, assets of
—V.
revenue-
Net
ACCOUNT
$1.03
*
Subtirbail
"Other income
41,064,594
303,868
___
•12 Months End.
$162,195.
$'4.34
Current
34,291,573
431,397
1
common
Other income
198,891
Earns.
share
per
record
cents
1948
56.300
cutstdg.J*.
fhrs.
$1
of
25
INCOME
$244,584.
shrs.
A
Class
Philadelphia
Pacific PeWer & Light €6.—Definitive Bonds
Ready—
966.469
$6,315,808
.
1948-1-3 Mos.—1947
"Net profit
Class
36,420,774
discount. &
Broadway, New
porary bonds.- *
2, this makes total payments
with $1.50 in 1947.
pared
electric-output of this company for the week ended Nov,
20,
to
151,076,000 kwh.," an increase of 5,300*000 kwh.'
the
corresponding week of last year.—V, 168, p, 2123'.
amounted
31,404,729
35,093,661-
'*
;
•
Nine Moxitfis Ended
65,918,834
35,641,937
accounts
3.6ipover
Gross
25,419,056
i—
140
have
50
87,197,875
Th:j
the
clearly prrtray
1697.
p.
Otper charges
-22,983,167
Li
c.
&
"Equivalent
bond
$7,20^632
.$7,282,277;
1602.
stock,
dividend
Aug.
.
$
22,473,390
Balance surplus
31,623
Cr35,C32
directors
$
104,922,363
Net income transferred to
surplus
Dividends on preferred stock
Oliver United Filters, Inc.—$1 Class B Dividend—;
-
investment.
because
more
Operating taxes
;
Depreeiatioh '——I A—!
exps._
revenues
charges
Definitive
p.
or
2,033,858
$428,636
168,
1948
j
Income
•
Balance
—V.
will
3,183.792
171,740
expense...
pid.
on
operating
Gross income
966.720
$676,905
...
debtl
income
Divs.
622,577
966,720
(4,702,461
deductions
Net
The
,
'1946
amortiz.
and
income deductions
80,560
taxes.:.}
debt
and
prem.
gen.
Miscellaneous income
19 48—12 Mos.—-1947.
.
80,560
:
Gross income.
Int. on' long-term
Other
,
$3,470,208 $45.422,liG 541,714,617
22,989,585.> 19,716,187
2,026,428,'. 3,787,152
,•
278,416
304,073
3,571,905
3,323,070
acquis.
taxes
Federal
Net
-1948—.Month—1947
depreciation..
General
its
on
consolidated
Philadelphia Electric Cfr.^Weekly Output—
$3,730,720
i
expenses
fcr
168,
T6tal
Co,—Earnings—
Period End. Sept, ,30—
for
and
(inci. Federal income taxes—
Taxes
Operating
'
not
exclusion
198,910,188 180,114,552 163,805,213
revenues
Maintenance,
"
r,
Ohio Edison
Gross
1947
-
rate' of .'l'eturh
are
their
Operatirig expense
Maintenance
1948
$322,400
796,287
:
"share—
per
168,
stock,,
that
subsjoiuxv
—V.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (& Subs.)
Sept. 30—
opinion
-
Capital shares outstand.
Earnings
$9,837,362; U. S.
premium and expense on funded debt, $1,186,856; retirement '
$107,292,704; insurance and miscellaneous reserves, $6,354,075;
surplus, $29,274,235; total, $335,765,249.—V. 168, p. 549.
12 Months Ended
—V,
preferred
fixed
a
subsidiary
9
company is of
the resulra
.of operation of the company and its como'idakd
subsidiaries Separate
statements .of income are included in this
letter for tnis
the
1948—9 MOS.—1947 "
$310,160
Fed. laxes_
Net earnings
dividend
cost,* plus
of.' this
issues
net
earned
$585,396
T_
cash,
bond
of
reserves,
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
Operating profit
trustee
$20,000,000;
commbn
stock, $42,806,964;. preferred capital stock of subsidiary, $22,287,350;
minority interest in common stock and surplus of subsidiary, $2,021;
funded debt, $82,515,000; accounts
payable, $7,555,649; accf'Ucd interest
on
funded
debt, $410,541; taxes accrued and payable, $13,264,098;
dividends payable, $584,314; customers'
deposits-, $2,231,442; unamOr-
172,127
$138,792
$296,923,400; investments
on
(2229)
at
.
certificates ($8,000,000 face value), $7,999,980; accounts and **
(receivable; $5,896,671; gas in storage, $934)873; materials ahd
supplies, $6,136,049; deferred charges, $2,736,464; total, $335,765,249."
1696.
p.
1948
Treasury
$843,004
52.975
-Net income
SEPT. 30,
deposit with
construction, $4,742,274;
flew
CHRONICLE
notes
$191,767
deducts.-
funds
$558,177;
to be released'for
LIABILITIES—$5
Int.
FINANCIAL
BALANCE SHEET,
properties and franchises,
ASSETS—Plant
1948—12 Mos—1947
$5,379,655
1,098,855
taxes-
&
CONSOLIDATED
$1,031,912
882,478
income
oper.
COMMERCIAL
Co.—Earnings—
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$1,290,561
revenues
Oper. exps. and
Service
THE
$2,595,575
$1,372,406
1,018,452
848,710
339,484
339.484
,339,484
$7.65
$4.04
$2.09
'
•
$710,684.
339.484.
company,
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.—6% Stock Distribution—
The
declared
have
directors
G%
a
dividend
stock
date,
usual
the
and
quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents per share on the capital stock,
payable Dec. 29 to holders of record Dec. 10- In each of /the
three preceding quarters,
a cash distribution of 25 cents per share
ttlftdc.
in stock was disbursed.
50%
of
a
due
$220,250), $30,000,000 will be applied to the retirement,
basis, in advance of maturity, of an equal principal
the company's 2%-2'/4%
bank loans made Sept. 10, 1948,
of
balance of the proceeds will be added
The
the
of
loss)
struction
——.
CONSTRUCTION
19, said:
"On Aug. 20 of this year I pointed out that car building operations
were on a loss basis that would continue until orders taken in 1947 had
been completed, and that the Domestic Appliance Division had been
operated at a loss from its inception.
John
Snyder, Jr., Chairman of the board,
J.
on Nov.
to
showed
Division
operating
net
a
loss
net operating loss.
"As
of
Sept. 30,
as
1948.
of Nov.
showed
we
19 have been
net working capital
a
reduced to $1,793,630.
Of
of
Our
In this con¬
nection
we are now discussing with our banks a refunding of the pres¬
loan, with provision for an additional amount to provide for larger
operations beginning after the year-end.
:
"Our car building operations continue to show an improvement, costwise, and this improvement will continue.
The result of our efforts in
this direction will, of course, be reflected to a
degree in fourth quarter
operations, and to an even larger extent next year. Based on our pres¬
ent order book, which now takes us to May, 1949, and taking into ac¬
ent
.
count the downward trend of
our
established
costs
so
far this year,
it
now appears
that anticipated profits on the new orders we have secured
satisfactory.
Such anticipated profits will be tax free, due to
the application of the carry-forward losses noted
earlier, to the extent
will
"of.
be
approximately $1,500,000."—V. 168,
1587.
p.
'
Public Service Co. of Colorado
9 Months Ended
-
Sepc„30—
operating revenues
Gross
Operating
expenses
and repairs
for
1947
1946
replacements,...
1,580,273
1,149,281
than
1,713,845
taxes,,.
1,884,114
2,526,216
•1,120,611
operating revenue,,,,,.
$4,984,065
$5,459,630
172,170
123,835
Net
Other
for
income
income
$53,333,000
that
construction
income
Interest
,,Amortiz.
debt-.
funded
on
of
debt
tgpecial charge
'Miscellaneous
discount
Net
1
"After
f
'
000's
& Co.—_
1,500
E. W. & R. C.
1,500
Mullaney,
&
Co.,
250
W.
lOo
Homer
100
250
Alfred
Broome
Burnham
$2,965,361
and
Co.,
Co.
&
Co
Iiic,_—
to
debt
unamortized
•
discount
<
Byrd Brothers
Public
?
Service
Company
tion Nov. 19 of 5,000
share.—V. 168,
per
Securities
Corp...
250
1,000
600
Burr,
R.
Co
&
&
outstanding
notes
notes)
funds
as
of
and
to
standing
at
required
Nov.
company
borrow such
but
annum,
rate,—V.
it
168,
Public
«
meet
its
fund3
has
at
The company
in
other
1, 1948,
believes that
The
t to
:
$6,275,000.
are
program
order
cash
interest
an
rate
commitment from
no
The
to
its
issue
such
construction
had
company
out¬
short-term .notes aggregating $2,100,000.
under present conditions it will be
able
2012.
p.
proposes
continue
to
needs.
not
of
exceeding 2 Ms %
bank
any
as
to
the
per
interest
.
Service
Co.
of
North
Carolina,
Inc.—Partial
Redemption—
Fauset,
will
be
York,
called for redemption as of Dec.
l,.next, $15 000
sinking fund debentures due 1951 at 102 and interset. Payment
made
N.
at
the
Y.—V.
Colonial
167,
Trust
Co.,
trustee,
57
William
St.,
250
Co., Inc..
Reynolds
400
The
Steel
&
.
Corp.
C.
Haas
;
Co
&
Hill
&
Co.—
Hirsch
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
1948—3 Mos.—1947
revenues—
$5,027,086
expenses—
3,785,151
operating income
income (net)—
Other
Gross
$1,241,935
$1,101,681
12,997
28,238
•
income
$1,254,932
Deducts, from gross inc.
Net
-V.
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$4,141,831 $17,578,430 $15,951,201
3,040,150
14,018,239
12,619,338
$1,129,919
-240,086
income
$3,560,191
30,456
-$3,590,646
176,884. i
893,090
■;
$1,014,846
$953,035
$3,331,864
48,464
$3 380,327
695,903
$1,697,557
$2,684,424
168, p. 2012.
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.
Nov. 23 offered $50,000,000 3%
due 1963 at 101.209 and interest.
on
The
issue
.received
at
was
the
22
on
a
bid
of
R.
of
and
Nov.
Nov.
office
of
company,
bids
Corp.,
Stanley & Co.,. 100.6799 for 3s;
100.53999 for 3s; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 100.409
1.
1,
due
H.
Johnson
Ketcham
&
D.
&
Both
Chase
in
principal
National
Newark,
N.
and
Bank,
J.
1,
1963.
interest
New
York,
Interest
payable May 1at principal trust
at office or agency of
payable
or
debentures.
Any. such
of
A.
payment
may
be
made
each
in whole
year,
following
$1,000,000
or
in
part
The
not
debentures
less
than
30
will
be
days'
subject to redemption prior to maturity,
notice, (a) at the election of
published
on
the
loss
&
Edw.
600
&
Sons
1,500
J.
400
Inc.
also
been
record
'
■
1948—3 Mos.-^-1947
<-
^
*' *
-
*•'*'
r
1948—9 Mos.—1947
»•
'
•
•"
■ H
■
7 •
-
8,253,569
7,638,318
27,326,319
>1,181,509
1,053,950
3,4ei,723
3,321,371
$1,075,435
exps.
$1,488,537
$4,698,872
$5,065,946
—_
59,210
depletion-
40,062
207,650
169,167
$4,906,522
387,403
1,083,034
$5,235,113
1,231,269
329,636.
tax—
22,969,000
$1,528,649
„
$1,134,645
17,300
:45,600
104,300
114,975
292,250
395,311
1,406,500
1,393,936
$495,459
$700,334
$2,312,688
$2,355,933
927,305
927,305
927,305
$0.75
$2.49
$2.54
tax_„_
aband.
of
139,000
outstdg.
927,305
share
$0.53
1G8,
1258,
p.
1948
1947
1946
from
railway— $11,582,875 $10,633,709
railway—
2,680,096
2,523,857
oper. income
1,368,944
1,200,761
Jan.
1945
'.
$9,244,130
$8,478,198
1,898,674
733.851
'•>
964,909
852,754
1—
from
railway
107,643,320
Net from railway
23,486,016Net ry. oper. Income—
11,771,764
—V. 168, p. 1908.
95,635,886
83,620,703
92,811,216
21,729,715
10,062,012
13,802,890
22,784,826
5,868,829-
11,336,335
Reo Motors, Inc.—No Further Dividends This Year—•
Plans Expenditure of Several Million Dollars for Expan¬
sion—
The
of
| The
168,
150
next
of
board
meeting
30
June
31,
Jan.
on
that
announces
which
it
necessitates
not
further
further
no
for
dividends
would
dividend consideration
1949.
and
program
.in
only
and
Sept.
paid
30,
dividends
and
extra of 50 cents, or a
against $3 per share in 1947.
a
development program under
15
as
has
the .expenditure of several, npllkm
aifects its line/of -trucks but also
-diversification: of
2013.-
p.
that
during the year 1948,
1949
This
decided
22
March
on
each,
company
will-result
250
The
March
$2.37'/a
for
way
in
cents
of
■dollars.
>
Nov.
on
company
62Va
total
100
Co.il—
Staats
held
be
The
1,500
V.'V;
directors
paid this /year.
will
1,500
Stokes
Stokes
&
Strauss
S.
&
Co.
:
its
lawn
mower;-division.
«W
-
-
1
'
150
Co.—...
Co..
Stubbs, Smith &
200
&:
The
Co.—J,——.
E. W. Thomas and
G.
H.
Walker
Weeden
200
&
&
300
Co
200
Co.—..
Co.,
750
750
Inc..
Wheelock <fc Cummins. Inc.
Harold E. Wood & Co
100
100
150
Wurts, Dulles & Co
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner..
600
200
—Registers With SEC—
Lombardo,
100
Thomas
Robinson Plywood & Timber Co., Everett, Washington
200
750
.
Co.—
SEC
company
GIVING
stock
F.
S.
EFFECT
(no
Yantis
&
150
Nov.
TO
stockholders.
from
one-half
58 shs.
$5,800
of
Fortson,
Wash.
-Earns.
1946
$804,454
$741,765
$713,162
383,414
333,661
301,822
55,484
36,133
35,112
45,000
45,000
41,873
78,800
75,777
20,293
18,882
3,313
4,056
3,851
59,100
63,000
67,300
$159,051
$165,255
$173,033
Dr 98
1
20
$158,953
$165,256
$173,053
36,750
——
taxes
taxes
security
taxes-
Capital
stock
Federal
income
72,476
'
taxes
18,325
Cr630
taxes
t *50,000,000
$65,000,000
:
the
1947
—
property
Excise
SUnlimited
with
1948
;
Real
*51,743,800
Conifer Timber Co.,
revenues
Depreciation
.
26,000,000
50,000,000
series due 1968—...
of
Sept. 30—
Social
—
stock
the
Maintenance
499,942 shs.
statement
Rochester & Lake Ontario Water Service Corp.
Operation
6,059,173 shs.) *146,205,800
20,000,000 shs.f
par)
registration
sale of the 105,000 shares will be added to working capital,
about $275,000 may be advanced to a new subsidiary to be
by it in making part payment of the option purchase price ef
Operating
^Outstanding
a
offered
the
used
200
Co., Inc.—
PRESENT. FINANCING
filed
17
<$l" par) common stock, of which 105.000
by company, and 166.025 shares by 15 selling
Underwriter, Blyth & Co., Inc. The company's proceeds
be
to
are
except
100
$15,645,650
1966
on
covering 271,025 shares
shares
200
First and ref. mtge. bonds:
3 Ya% series due 1965—
due
"
has
holders of
to
10
Reading Co.—Earnings—
be
Co
&
t
series
per
record
share,
$10,510,513 $10,220,855 $35,506,015 $31,356,407
_„-
October—
Gross
ry.
&
Lowber
Walter
pledged)
3»A%
cents per share
10
payable Jan.
stock,
——
per
Net
CP., Inc..;' ,100
Deane & Scribrter.- ' * 400
R.
and
stock (no par)—
Prior lien bonds (excludes
3»/4%
cents
of
per.
-
dividend of
•Net of related tax recoveries.—V.
1,000
200
com.
10
1947.
depletion
on
Earnings
100
($100 par) 7% cum. pfd. stk.
as to
series.—.
pref.
of
250
Co
Lomasney & Co.—
div.
dividend
extra
an
168, p.-2124.
gen.
profit
Capital shares
100
Singer,
1,500
Common
26,000,000
10,000,000
15,000.000
15,000,000
series
3%
8%
series due 1972———_——
series due 2037
*9,201,000
5%
series due 2037
*8,455,500
**18,195,600
50,000,000
Net
earnings
Other
7,537,800
18,195,600
income
—
50,000,000
6%
due
1970———
—.
15,000,000
—
!
:
deb. bonds due 1998
deb. bonds due
Unsecured
1%%
■;
1963-
bank
:
-
loans
10,
1948,
•Outstanding
Service
6,665,090
version
due
Sept.
of
value
par
7,462,900
-
18,000,000
stock
additional
shares
the $1.40
of
dividend
further
Interest
—V.
-
common
bonds
except
shares
stock
are
common
or
of
of
for
$1.40
stocks
provided
in
the
for
On
Nov.
and
con¬
stock.
ithe
by the terms of the first and
first
and
trustee
and
cancelled
and
On
Sept.
be
reissued,
$5,000,000 remain nominally issued.
**OutstandIng or issuable
interest-bearing certificates
in
perpetual
of New Jersey.
-
directors
regular
stock,
an
extra
dividend
of
dividend
30
cents
payable Dec. 20 to holders of
40 cents was paid and on
of
per
$1.70
share
record Dec.
June
12
an
per
on
10.
extra
With
cents.
cents
per
declared
quarterly
both
11, an extra of
each
share,
these payments and the three quarterly dividends
previously paid this year, the total for 1948 will be
with $2.25 in 1947.—V. 168, p. 51.
compared
(The) Ruberoid Co.—10% Stock Distribution—
The
$1.50
directors
per
The
per
22
to
Nov,
a
declared
23
10%
holders
stock
of
in lieu of fractional
cash
share,
on
share and
Dec.
payable
be issued
exchange for scrip or for 6%
of Public Service Corp.
20
30
$3.50
the
16
the
common
of
refunding mortgage.
cannot
receive bids for the purchase of $8,500,000 sinking
1963 up to 11 a.m. (EST) Dec. 6, at Room 1922,
York.—V. 168, p. 2013.
'•
Street, New
share
reserved
additional $15,000,000 of this series have been authenticated
delivered to the company
by the trustee, of which $10,000,000 have
to. the
$135,970
Ronson Art Metal Works, Inc.—Extra Dividend—
stock;
ttAn
surrendered
545
$128,429
of
dividend
common
company will
debentures due
Broad
15
of
as
212
168, p. 748.
fund
*The
and
36,750
173
250
etc
income
The
20,000,000
$51,743,800 prior lien bonds outstanding mature as follows;
$5,880,000 on Dec. 1, 1948, $34,382,800 in 1949. $9,298,000 in
1953,
$1,652,000 in 1954, $157,000 in 1955 and $374,000 in 1962.
§Unlimited
36,750
36
(Cr)
construct.
18,000,000
50,000,000
5.507,146
of
to
interest,
473
$122,640
charged
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Bids on Debentures—
preference
issuance
long-term debt—
on
Interest
Miscellaneous
principal amount.
and
"
Total
Net
or
issuable in
exchange for scrip
Corp. of New Jersey; 6,059,173 shares
common
tClosed for
or
15,000,000
10
2
—
UStated value,
Public
and
>
dated
June 15, 1948, and due March
15,
1949
——
Unsecured 2%-2y4% bank loans dated
and
,,
the
m*.
sub.'s plant
&
:
Authorized
been
redemption
•'/,
Reports,
1588.
(exel;; of
income
Year Ended
yprice.-;•
;i
from,
River.
r-
Co
CAPITALIZATION,
by delivery of debentures to the trustee not later than 40 days prior
sinking fund instalment due date at the sinking fund redemption
price thereof. Sinking fund money is to be applied to the redemption
.oil Nov.-l,pf debentures at the then applicable sinking-fund
to the
and
Gross
refunding mortgage.
the
prices,
of Census
from
Inc.
William
Nongard——.
Kormendi
preference
Nov.
Company is required to pay to the trustee on Oct. 25
commencing in 1949. an amount sufficient to retire on
Nov. 1, at the applicable
sinking fund redemption
of
Other
Delaware
stock, payable Dec. 15 to holders
dividends for 1948 to 50 cents
Sept. 30—
income
"Est.
100
Co
Shaughnessy
Nor¬
Johnson, Lane, Space
Co.,. Inc.
Kean, Taylor & Co
1950
100.68.
Morgan
3s.
Dated
•
Nov.
were:
State
Kerner,
100
Sept.
19*48;
^The First Boston
for
awarded
sale
debenture bonds
the
larger
southwest
600
Hughes
&
Rothschild
Stix
folk
3%
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Debentures
Offered
—A banking syndicate headed
Deprec,
600
3%
♦
at
Bureau
168, p.
declared
income
Federal
1,500
Inc.
Co,, Inc.
Schmertz & Co.,
300
—
Corp.
&
200
Co,——
Investment
in
saiesr
Income
Total
Net
Schmidt, Poole & Co
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
150
Co.—
F.
C.
Unclassified
Operating
Operating
the
extends
total
common
profits
From
Co.—'..
Rollins
H.
R.
100
—.
$1.40
Oklahoma—Earnings—
Other
Robinscn-Humphrey
L.
1,500
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee—_
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.)
Ira Haupt & Co.—
Hayden, Stone & Co
Pfd. stk.
Public Service Co. of
Gross
400
E.
Greeri, Ellis & Anderson—
450
Gregory & Son, Inc..—1,000
G.
the
deprec. and
Sell., adm. &
100
600
New
291.
p.
States
of
Hudson River,
100
Bodine—
&
paid
as
sales-
of
250
f'r
,
.
&
have
common
regular quarterly
31,
Cost
1,500
Co.,
&
same
company
150
Co
&
Raffensperger,
.Co.,'Inc.
Rambo,
Close
300
200
Co....;
Dickson
S.
John
There- have been
.
of 5%
$162,406,734
250
Townsend,
<fc
&
Co.
Co.,
&
Fenn
Pollock
Putnam
150
...
Equitable Securities
Este & Co._—
Public Service Co^ of New Hampshire—Tq Issue Notes
short-term
at the
Camden
and
United
N©& isiilss i€Xcl ~of 'iiit/tJi*'""1 ^
Co.,
—
Pizzini
W.
Wm. E.
Charles H. Drew & Co.—250
Dreyfus & Co...
200
..
lea®t $4,000,000 from permanent financing, whichever41 shall (first
occur,
short-term notes, i.e.; notes
having a maturity of nine months or
less, up to a maximum amount (together with all other
New
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings
<fc Christen-
Inc.
sen,
.
Inc.——
&
Detmer
a
The -company has asked 1 SEC;
permission!' to issue: r on renew from
time to time until Sopth.30,
1949,or until it ;shflli:rJiave ireceived 'at-
State,
above.—V.
brings
Period End.
100
Co.——
&
Palmer
S.
B.
Co
&
Henry Dahlberg & Co.—..
i
•
of
1825.
as
of
amount
200
Co.—.
&
Phelps,
Clark
DeHaven
1907.
O'Go.ra
the
This
1948.—V.
100
300
W.
Courts
and
secondary distribu¬
shares (no par) at $21.50
common
p.
early
as
Service
Co.
incorporated
30, 1948, $116,513,675, or about 72%,
operations and $45,893,059, or about
Trenton
Corp.
on
450
Co..
&
Oil
Dec.
1,500
Co.—.
&
O'Connell
Roger
—300
—
C. C. Collings and
Co., Inc.
& Co
of Indiana, Inc.—Secondary
Offering—Blyth & Co., Inc., made
Wells
E.
.
&
Miller & Co.
Peters, Writer
Crouter
'
Martin
Newbold's Son &
H.
Otis
1,000
...
Cooley
2012.
the
of
Net
Beane—__....
Republic Co. (Inc.)
1,000
City Securities Corp.15o
Coffin
credit, made
June
electric
1940
declared
'
_
Central
Clayton
p.
to
the
directors
The
:
Pierce, Fen-
Inc.
special
168,
&
ner
Inc.^
Moran
Milhous,
GOO
C. Bradford & Co.—
income
(contra
to
on
6.
the
:
150
Mason,
Branch, Cabell & Co.—
298,828
as
its
part
State
the
The
$100
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
a
debentures
Coe
Merrill Lynch,
J.
taxes
expense).—V,
&
100
state
1
Mackall
Blair
$3,264,189
extraordinary reduction of $869,203 included
tBelng equivalent to reduction in Federal and
charge.
•
Public
were
from its gas operations.
served by the company includes most
populous sections of New Jersey and
more
Gulf
Dec.
000's
10o
Ashmun
S.
resulting from4 claiming as a deduction for tax purposes $2,175,225
<.of<cost of redemption
and
unamortized
debt- discount and expense
relating to first mortgage bonds 3%% series and 4%- sinking fund
"
predecessors
derived
jiortheastern
share
Omitted
Stockton
$2,929,946
$3,344,181
between
United Electric
and
Purolator Products, Inc.—Declares Extra Dividend—
100
Burr
510,000
common...
consolidated
Co.
Pure Oil Co.—Sells Interest in Venezeula Unit—
•
Bear, Stearns & Co.——
58,372
$3,333,227
403,281
and
merger
ended
from
territory
and
See
severally agreed
Company
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
-
pfd. stk.
on
for
have
Arthurs, Lestrange & Klima
1,286,871
138,561
62,982
$3,854,181
available
below
named
the respective amounts set opposite their names:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.$ll,350
Allison-Williams Company.
10o
$4,747,996
134,106
56,633
1950,
population of the area now served with both electricity and gas
approximately 2,877,000, that of the area served with electricity
alone
was
approximately 373,000, and that of the area served with,
gas alone was approximately 182,000.
—V. 168, p. 2012.
$314,000 $53,333,000
Omitted
869,203
.
——
.Provision for dividends
.Balance
179,998
exp,
■
-
1 ■r
income
: » ■*
and
—
charges
$5,583,466
1,183,946
in
total
between
expended
C.
$5,156,235
1,065,423
—_
were
According
.
purchase
———
Gross
of
months
12
across
of
program' as
be
will
$23,284,000
;
141,989
Provision
income),.
th«
Co¬
an
1882 and some of its gas predecessors
derived
the
1,539,000
.
$4,606,006
(other
1949, $983,000
the company is perpetual.
company's operating revenues in the
the
cities
16,975,000
$314,000
$34,475,000 $18,544,000
the
UNDERWRITERS—Underwriters
to
1,302,148
1,477,340
2,078,857
Taxes
627,000
stock.
,
$24,283,653 $20,829,115 $18,290,613
12,147,239
10,167,466
7,945,616
1,161,745
1,218,279
880,645
Maintenance
Provision
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
of
Service
charter of
the
The
July 31, 1948, it is
July 31
and
Dec. 31, 1948, and the major portion of the balance of $30,049,000
will be expended during the year 1949.
The principal items in this
construction
program
are
the
new
Sewaren
generating
station on
which approximately $16,650,000
remained to be expended, and im¬
provements at the Camden coke plant on which approximately $3,850,000 remained to be expended as of July 31, 1948.
As of Nov.
1, 1948, estimated additions to the above construction
program, to be .authorized in 1949, amounted to $46,900,000.
The financing of this program is being provided for in part from
reserves
and -earnings
and in part from the proceeds of $50,000,000
2%-2 (4%
bank loans made 8ept. 10, 1948, due Sept; 10,
1950, and
from a portion of the proceeds of the debentures.
Further financing
will be necessary to provide part of the funds necessary to complete
the projects
covered by the construction program,
to repay on or
before maturity the remaining $38,000,000 of bank loans, and to pay
at maturity
$40,262,800 prior lien bonds that mature on or before
Nov. 1, 1949.- Such financing may be in the form, of securities senior
to the debentures and may be undertaken in part in the near future.
In the summer of 1948 the
company offered 200,000 shares of its
preferred stock
($100
par)
for
sale
at competitive bidding.
No
acceptable
bid
was
received.
Company
has
not
yet
determined
whether or not to proceed with the offering of shares of its preferred
In
position
6,788,000
598,000
production,
Public Service Gas
were
5,204,000
10,187,000
—
Total
we
bank loans
$5,204,000
the
as
Of
439,000
plant-
in
agreement
early
for
$29,176,000
439,000
plant
plant—
estimated
of
$7,182,416, after taking account of bank loans totaling $2,993,630.
Public
wAs
showed a book loss of $1,217,489 resulting from the dis¬
the Domestic Appliance Division assets.
Fortunately, we
will be able to carry this loss forward, on an income basis, to apply
as a tax credit against next year's earnings,
'
'
'
position
capitalization
of
operating public utility
purchase, distribution and sal®
Co.,
Total
Common
CjiRS'
f
BUSINESS—Company is
primarily
28%,
RiftptHe ""
$18,486,000 $10,690,000
Distribution
General
an
The
of July 31, 1948, the present con¬
additions and replacements) authorized
to approximately $53,333,000, applicable
Storage plant—
-and its subsidiaries, exclusive of the Domestic Appliance
mately $440,000 resulting from carry-back of a
addition,
plant
Transmission
the
debt
matures in
as
follows:
as
1
1948, the Domestic Appliance
of $826,224 after a tax credit.
$3,678,000
Some of the company's electric
*
Division, showed a net operating loss for the same period of $211,286
after a tax credit, which loss is materially less than we had expected
earlier in the year. The company and its subsidiaries, therefore, showed
a
total net operating loss of $1,037,510 after a tax credit of approxi¬
f
to
PROGRAM—As
uncompleted,
plant classifications
Production
of which
AND
Electric
to
company
(property
amounted
program
and
"For the nine months through Sept. 30,
The company
resources
include
not
long-term
Jersey.
to the
reimburse it for expenditures made
under its construction program for additions and replacements to its
utility plant and to provide for future similar expenditures.
1948
does
The
outstanding in the hands of the public amounted
electric energy and manufactured gas in the State of New
Jersey.
The company was incorporated in New Jersey July
25, 1924, pursuant
rata
Sept. 10, 1950.
cash
HISTORY
at
pro
amount
►
to $10,575,100,
engaged
on
Transport
$450,000 in 1951, $36,000 in 1954 and $5,428,100 in 1990.
estimated
In 1947, $1.32'/2
tabulation
Subsidiaries.
ordinated
the
of
1947
1946
1M5
tNet loss
$1,037,510
"$666,235
$585,235
*$904,135
•Net profit.
tAfter charges and taxes (in 1948 after a tax credit of
approximately $440,000 resulting from carry-back of a net operating
,
company's
proceeds from the sale of the debentures,
($50,340,000 exclusive of accrued interest and before deducting expenses
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Pressed Steel Car Co., Inc.
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Monday, November 29, 1948
NOTE—Above
or in part on any interest payment
prices, the initial price being 104.21 and
operation of the sinking fund, on Nov. 1 of
fund redemption prices,, the initial price being
interest.
PURPOSE—Out
155.
share in cash was also paid.—V. 168, p.
CHRONICLE
redemption
(b)
by
at sinking
year,
101.15 and
FINANCIAL
&
whole at any time
a
and
each
•1
Dec. 30, last year,
On
per
as
at regular
interest,
both
"WSS
COMMERCIAL
THE
(2230)
10
as
dividends
paid
a
year-end
dividend
record
on
Dec.
3.
dividend of
stock, both
certificates will
cash
the. capital
Scrip
shares.
or
payable
this
compared with $2.75 in 1947.—V.
year
will
total
168, p. 2013.
$3.25
>
Gross
1948—
1
income
The
3 Months
9 Months
$3,328,999 $10,051,231
r
—
900,049
stockholders—int. in subsid. cos.
$1,613,351
6,973
_
$1,606,378
1,226,450
709,157
provisions..:. $1,167,318
250,645
Sinking fund provision for St. Lawrence Corp.
125,040
$2,054,138
250,645
125,040
Income taxes
Net
2,513,400
—
profit after taxes
Minority com.
at
Mills pfd. stock-
on
St.
Lawrence Paper
tDivs.
on
St.
Lawrence Corp. pfd. stock
tNet
sinking fund
profit before
Sinking fund prov. for St. Lawrence Paper Mills
$791,633
shares
profit
non-recurring
♦Including
Other
form
revision
of
Other
Fed.
$2.40
cumulative
second
preferred
stock
of St. Lawrence Paper Mills Co., Ltd., and 264,401 shares of $2 cum.
conv.
pfd. stock and 256.271 shares of 75-cent cum. 2nd pfd. stock
St.
of
Lawrence
Corp., Ltd.
The St. Lawrence Paper Mills Co., Ltd.
at the close of the period 514,675 shares of com¬
tEqual
third
which
(of
to $2
quarter,
period.
513,168
share
per
and
to
St. Lawrence Corp.,
on
to $3.53
per
Lawrence Corp., Ltd.
owned by St.
were
cumulative
Provision
1948.—V. 168,
V
the
months
This
20.
ov.
An
extra
cents
in
*
dividend
to
30
1,504,000
1,844,950
$2,009,489
$2,240,055
$946,468
—1,043,700
1,043,700
1,093.400
695,800
$4.04
$1.50
$1.90
share.
$4.67
account
on
outstanding
by
cents per share
Dec.
of
paid
was
25
1947
and
65
&
of
cash
BALANCE
inventories
of
also
declared,
and
Current
Seaboard Air .Line
equipment
to
is
company
trust certificates,
mature
Bids
RR.—Bids
requesting
serially
in
15
bids
1946.—V.
series
equal
annual
351.
p.
Dec.
Dominion
U.
not in
in
common
SEPT.
excess
Packing
Corp.
Sharon Steel Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
income
and
excess
of
cost
purchase
dated
Sept. 30—
revenues
profits
interest
Other
income
Real
—:
_
of
Total
income
.
—
Jan,
1,
Issue—
$646,178
$593,971
229,440
197,332
38,770
37,562
70,000
70,000
87,732
16,758
15.936
14,750
3,967
4,852
4,263
$187,009
$183,085
1949,- and
*
755
1
9
$187,764
196,108
$183,086
195,552
$182,341
195,571
$8,344
.....
$12,465
deductions
.——
loss
168,
Weekly Output—
Prov.
476,516
334,764
465,302
depl. &
329,567
102.072
95,394
Amort,
52,573,661
972U05
2,036,051
830,019
35.02460.590
22,949
151,709
taxes.
1,861,000
883,000
4,238,000
3,133,000
$2,83G,500
$1,371,186
$6,614,231
outstdg..—
617,242
617,242
617,242
617,242
share.
$4.60
$2.22
$10.72
$7.71
of
1,318,603
amort.
utility
income
-
679,473
•
33,899. .i
Federal
&
state
Net
profit
shares
Com.
Earned
—V.
—
com.
per
1,915,028
' '
619,516
1,730,000
$3,923,863
$2,867,608
602,821 "
552,357
earnings
Other Income
Net
the
Shell Pipe Line
p.
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$575,183
1948—9 Mos.—1947
$707,696
$2,044,952
$1,737,989
paid by the corporation In these periode.—V.
were
1828.
135,585
1,507,802 ; 1,208,180
2,642,491 h 2,657,599
The
SEC
Quarter Ended July 31—
166,
income
,,
etc..:
1947
profit
Nov.
101,445
$727,019
$357,551
' $309,728
1,544.537
1,544,537
1,544,537
Earnings per common share..
$0.45
$0.21
$4,292,453
$3,549,607
168,
912,630
Pacific
Power
opcr.
income
1,536,805
27,037
22,386
310,463
305,175
194,407
198,390
30 950
19.847
3:-.8.644
294,941
21,000
38.700
302,113
298,666
income
$85,773
$86,952
$825,877
$754,253
(net)..
1,416
nm
7,471
4.295
$87,189
$86,893
$333,349
$758,549
19.604
11,553
167,035
110.371
Income
....
deductions
Preferred
15.773
16,868
___
....
income
Net
$3,384,247
accruals
t«.xes
Gross
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$3,818,897
1,843,409
...
amortization
Income
$323,934
140,235
Federal income taxes
Utility
$
$67,585
dividend
254,666,793
Roofing Co.—Earnings Good—De¬
Regular Dividends—Now Has
Million Dol¬
10 Months
$75,341
$666,314
requirements
$648,177
210,000
12 Months
Ended
Ended
earnings
after
charges
Dec.
$772,929
$589,817
and taxes—
31,'47
dividends of 31(4 cents per share on the pre"
ferred stock and 25 cents per share on the common stock have been
declared,! both payable Jan. 2 to holders of record Dec. 20, 1948. The
common
stock received four quarterly distributions of 25 cents each
during the current calendar year.
It is also announced that the company now has available through
its regular banking channels an aggregate total of over $1,000,000 in
normal unsecured credit.
As a result, the company does not plan to
continue after the end of the year, the present factoring arrangement
by which it obtains assistance in carrying its extensive accounts requarterly
usual
C6ivstbl6
Earnings
—P.
168,
applic, to
per
p.
com.
common
stock and
surplus
share—226,584
shares.._
$438,177
$2.01
$1.03
1734.
company's
sharp,
per
stockholders
on
Nov.
30
will
vote
capitalization from 300,000 shares of
shares of no par value class
no
B
on
par
changing
value
stock
to
the
class A
3,000,000
Operating
stock
Engineering
1735.
p.
K
of
presently
outstanding.—V.
168,
'
statement
registration
a
common
New
stock
.
with. the
.
$1)l Underwriter,
(par
will reimburse
company'^ organization
Proceeds
York.
purposes.
'
'
x
$802,448
'
39,451
77,513
taxes
income
—V.
income
44,000
'
582,681
817,382
686,OOq
682,112
70,498
40,000
'
"800.410
486,000
"
$97,716
1,448
Income
deductions
$110,658
1,762
$1,308,633
19,420
$1,484,490
42,938
$99,163
(net)_
$112,421
$1,328*053
77,240
$1,250,813
$2.09
$1,527,434
42,32»
$1,485,107
$2.48
*
16,620
—
4,050
$82,543
— —
income
168,
51,118
.
72,729
taxes.— '
Utility oper. income—
Gross
47,407
accruals
amortization—
Other
1948—12 Mos.—1947
$9,356,346 - $7,941,606
5,610.334
3,987,550
468,856
383,497
1948—Month—1947 ;
$684,958
471,033
365.276
'
„—_
reserve
and
$108,370
shares
2053.
p.
Steel Co.— Common Stock¬
Taylor-Wharton Iron &
of
Holders
stock
common
Wjiland
of
•>
notified that
buyers, desire to acquire" not
this
company
and Joseph
are
being
H. Hoodin, as
outstanding shares of this stock at a price of $34.75
amount equal to 10 cents per share to cover the
cost of the Ne# York State and Federal transfer tax stamps.' Subject
to. certain: conditions, the buyers; will be required
to purchase^ the
shares df a rbininlum of 56,668 shares is tendered. ' ' < t
^ W.i ■
In a letter* addressed to the common' stockholders the buyers state
less, than
56,668
share,
less
an
the present intention of the buyers to continue the busi¬
company in the event this offer is consummated.
pWsons having no connection with the directors or officers
of the company have indicated their willingness td accept this offer
and their intention to deposit approximately 20,000 shares with' the
is
the
-
there has been deposited
of New York, 11 Broad
Street, New York, N. Y., designated as agent for the buyers undei
this offer, irrevocable letters of credit issued by the First National
Bank,
Cincinnati,
Ohio,
aggregating $2,030,000 covering
the total
purchase for 56,668 shares at the rate of $34.75 per share plus an
additional amount equal to $1 per share payable at the closing date
to
brokers or dealers in securities who are members of
the NASD,
Electric Co.—Earnings1948—12 Mos.—1947
$3,836,435 $3,275,442 $13,237,132
2,633,981
2,281,434
9,451,4.01
8,234,0
and taxes
operating income
Other income (net)
$1,202,454
$994,008
7,220
13,093
income
$1,209,674
205,554
$997,115
$3,799,023
845,530
$1,004,120
$852,951
$3,064,674
19,025
$3,785,930
3,107
Gross
Int.
St
Net
deductions
other
Income
-V, 168,
p.
1945.
the
"For
the
whose
National
efforts
with this
—
,
$3,083,699
686,487
who desire
$2,397,212
shall
to accept the
been deposited
have
in
Con¬
offer may deposit
Directors Turn Down Offer—
Hanks, President of the company, and all other membersi' of
directors, in a letter to stockholders, announced on Nov". 23
have turned down the offer of $34.25 a share made by a
Cincinnati group for two-thirds of the company's stock.
Mr. .Hanks
and the members of the board represent owners of about 20% of the
R.
G.
the board of
that
they
outstanding
shares.
The consolidated net current assets alone amounted to
of
as
$34.71 a share
Oct.
1> and on the same date the book value was more
share, Mr. Hanks pointed out, adding that the offer
than
was
Joseph H. Hoodin, the prospective pur¬
chasers, for an unidentified group."--V. 168, P- 1405.
$60.33
a
"made
by Fred Weiland
and
Telephone Bond & Share Co.—Earnings—
Nine
Months
Net
Sept.
on
and taxes
for
73,106
and
dividend
347,087
29,828
$262,620
expense.
100,807
paid
surplu3 for period
BALANCE
$639,535
29,656
—>—
—
discount
345,188
$314,596
debt
preferred
Balance
.
$689,439
of
income
first
$712,641
76,211
—
debentures
Amortization
1947
1948
30—
$765,650
expenses
earnings
interest
7%
Ended
income
Operating
—
SHEET,
SEPT.
30,
100,807
$213,789
$161,813
1948
deferred charges, $382,-^
cash in banks, $729,708;'
interest receivable, $31,469.; dividends receiv¬
ASSETS—Investments (at cost),
$18,071,858;
320; due from subsidiary companies, $570,922;
deposits,
$5,122;
able, $4,371; total, $19,795,769.
LIABILITIES—7%
first
preferred
1
$4,917,400;
$2,953,493
shares
any
offer.
their stock
with the agent up to the close of business on Jan. 4, 1949 or such
later
date designed in writing by the buyers to the agent (but in
no event subsequent to the close of business on Jan.
17, 1949)."
special
144,164
of acquiring said shares,
Bank of the City
purpose
Chase
through
nection
1948—3 Mos.—1947
and
shares
$5 par value class A stock and 1,000,000 shares of $5 par value class B
stock.
It is proposed to issue six shares of the new stock in
exchange
for
each
class A
or
class
B
share
1804.
revenues^,
exps.
Net
authorized
t,
„
2163.
p.
Maintenance——
Net
Period End. Sept. 30—
Oper.
100,000
p.
of
Inc.,
Co.,
revenues
Operation
210,000
$456,314
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Plans 6-for-l Split-Up—
The
filed
18
shares
&
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Total
liabilities and overhead expenses have reached a
new low," James W. Mclntire,
Executive Vice-President and Treasurer,
stated
"Our program this -year to reduce costs and develop a tightly
controlled and
flexible operation have been most successful.
This,
together with an aggressively developing sales program, Places us in
a
very favorable position for 1949," he said.—V. 168, pp. 1735, 1404.
"The'
Southwestern Gas &
Balance
to $1.60
1948
„
1, 1963.—V. 168,
"Stockholders
lar Credit—
The
157,282
reserve
1947
$
1948
$
$0.18
,
Earnings—
$349,511
Ooeration
Other
Co
1948—Month—1947
Operating revenues
and
1947
6,226,987 284,989,326
2163.
p.
Southern States Iron
Net
General
6,254,689
.
Oct. 31,*48
Period End. Sept. 30—
Retir.
25 cents
previously paid
1947.
Nov.
on
Burnside
"it
$2,962,561
656.
Miirtenr.ncc
in
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
of
$4,462,237
$208,283
2,155
outstanding
shares
Sierra
quarterly dividend of 50 cents
cents
per sharte Dec.
24 to
35
company
Privately—Harris,
Hall & Co. (Inc.) on Nov. 23 announced the private
placement of $2,500,000 3.10% serial notes for the com¬
pany.
The notes are due semi-annually Nov. 1, 1954 to
ness
1946
$355,396
;
-r~.
Sutherland Paper Co.—Notes Placed
that
$5,451,987
1,159,534
1948
earnings
clares Higher
p.
a
of
The
2.
for moneys used in connection with
acquisition of certain properties; corporate
182,356
1150.
168, p.
—V.'
1948
real
estate,
-Earnings—.
$531,595
charges and Fed. taxes
from
167,
paid in
company
E.
$4,279,8^1
Southern Ry.- -Estimated Gross Earnings—
Week End. Nov. 14
" Jan. 1 to Nov. 14
Period—•
Gross
195,424
after
Profit
^-V.
dividend
brings total payments
covering 999,993
223,670
$3,419,965
457,404
deducts.
$
Profit
Common
'■
,
Surety Oil Co., Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
$5,228,317
$3,865,136
oth.
.
Sheraton Corp. of America (& Subs.)-
Net
declared
22
Dec.
Fred
661,548
$4,526,684
income
Gross
Interest &
—V.
Corp.—Earnings—
...
dividends
..
"Certain
Net
Period End. Sept. 30—
income
..
quarter.
action
as
,,
;
agent.
168, p. 889.
No
Nov.
extra
record
each
,
Proposed Consolidation With Combustion
Co., Inc.—See that company above.—V. 168,
with
Net
-
an
of
above
same
per
; 68,977
■
$
Co.-»~beclares Larger and Extra Divs.—*
332,848
993,775
1,856,668
135,583
771,308
,"
income
1947-
*
holders Offered $34.75 per Share—
'
adjusts.—^
acquisition
.
<
290,000,000 203,000,000
'
$10.25
$7.£3
5,377,955
4,833,054
1,905,568
1,312,065
plant
; ."foxes, other than inc.—
1948
*
_
on
and
share
The
$21,675,545
$4,756,350
expense
for
63,756,765
» 1,338,329
2,432,744
from
1947
1948
$16,450,174 $13,979,991 $24,810,418
5,009,017
4,200,995
6,112,447
2,627,925
2,357,438
5,777,118
217,648
332,848
217,648
666,782
559,521
1,283,444
—
the au¬
$11,500,000
increasing
on
(estimated)—
Earnings per com. share—597,866.86
—Consolidated—
1947
1948
Operating revenue
purchased
Operation
Exploration and develop.
-Gas
$78,683,850 $63,635,538
exps.
;
directors
share
Net
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Earnings—
12 Mos. End. Sept. 30—
Deprec.,
>
The
stockholders
Income
A
;exp._
Sell., aclm. & gen.
Employee pension
Interest
this company
of
Maintenance
Deprec,,and amortiz..^.
Sept. 30—
earnings
Superheater
•
for the week ended Nov. 20, 1948,
totaled
3,000,000
kwh. as compared with 2,560,000 kwh., for the
corresponding week last year, an increase of 17.2% .—V. 168, p, 2163.
output
11
$21,500,000
(New Jersey)—Earnings—
—V. 168, p. 2163.
General
749.
p.
Jan.
to
$
consolidated
Federal
—V.
1
157,878
18,075,305
vote
$100)
to
2.500,000 shares from 1,500,000 shares.
designed to cover possible financing need's for expansion
9 Months Ended
Retir.
Net
Electric
•
21,309,938
will
(par
common
Standard Oil Cb.
$13,230
—.
-
Income
""
and sals., prop.
wages
stock
authdrized
The increase is
$182,332
security taxes....—__——
—
——...
Total
Manuf. costs,- inc. mats.,
taxes, etc., cxps._
preferred
the
and
104,094
taxes
Other income
J048—9 Mos.—1947
$27,409,587 $21,395,381
_
and
1946
$3,255,000
above.
208,084
16,817,500
company
1947
70,000
—112,442
——v..
property taxes........
Excise
(<& Subs.)—Earnings—
and
(not
1948
,
—Company Only—
^——
9,750,000
stockholders
common
thorized
market, $6,-
$676,726
238,039
48,511
;
t
1
Depreciation
$27,201,503 $21,237,503 $78,218,548 $63,300,774
Dividends,
13,435,193
3,250,000
period
for payment to
Maintenance
installments.
1948—3 Mos.—1947
or
accounts receivable
Treasury tax notes), $879,464; other accrued Federal,
taxes, $431,123; accrued payrolls and other accrued
S.
$607,990; provision
less discts.,
sales,
etc.
12,669,030
Earnings per share
1948
30,
provisions for Federal
taxes (after deducting $1,-
Southern Colorado Power Co.-
Deerfield
4,530,545
2,913,919
$930,169;
payable,
Operation
Seabrook Farms Co., Bridgeton, N. J.- -New NameSee
cur¬
local
and
Operating
stating the price (not less than 99% plus dividends) and the
rate (a multiple of '/»%) will be received up to noon (EST)
at the office of Willkie, Owen, Farr, Gallagher & Walton. 15
St., New York.—V. 168, p. 1804.
6
„
this
for
the same
South Bay Consolidated Water Co., Inc.—Earnings-
Witter
dividend
Broad
637,016
16,411,413
2,976,220
'
Equipment
be
in
postwar
Social
the
to
E.
exceeded
assets
share,
per
168,
on
for
4,517
17,199,575
through the four fiscal years ending Aug. 31, 1952.—V. 168, p. 2163;
$10,154,139
with
SHEET,
Net earnings
The
339,082
3,550,935
1948
30,
•
.
^ 1
Southwestern Public Service Co.—To Increase Stock—
The
Willis
2162.
p.
war
payment
contracts.
employees' pension trust
on
account of
past service, $209,829; capital stock (issued 500,000
shares without par value, less 3,000 shares held in treasury), $2,982,000;
consolidated surplus, $15,320,280; total, $21,360,856.—V. 168, p. 1908.
quarter.
Offered—Dean
extensions, etc.—V. 168,
"
JI
adversely affected by six-week strike,
tincludes approximately $685,000 subject to refund in whole or in part
in event of adverse rate decisions.—V.
168, p. 2163.
per
Investment
liabilities,
at $30.50 per share.
Proceeds will be
used to repay bank loans and to restore working capital
for
hi
3,250,000
deductions
•Earnings
per
State
(par $25)
used
Mos.—*1^47
1
'*
16,860,493' 16,406,896
62,011
Dividends
refunds of excess profits tax,
stock of fully owned subsidiary, art
600,000
per
record
Nov. 24 offered 15,913 shares of common
on
''v
3,485,215
65,720
4,729,497
(net)—
Net income
equity in underlying net assets as shown by subsidiary's books, $7,784;
real estate,
tools and machinery, and equipment (after depreciation
reserves
of $6,283,272), $6,520,530; total, $21,360,856.
Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., Elworthy & Co. and Schwaba-
cher & Co.
stock
'
3,330,927
•
income
Interest
amounted to
Government securities.
Sept.
on
compared
estimated
$74,613;
current),
$206,643;
6.
in
cents
1948—9
,»*•£.. ^
4,791,508
1,460,581
income
income
Total
Net
$2,722,115;
counts),
and
cents
of
each
bring payments this year to $1.10
Water Works—Stock
Jose
for partial
1947.
Year Ended
San
provision
$3,058,576.
were
$11,243,962,
_
cf renegotiation
shares.
assets
$5,225,976
liabilities
current
common
current
including
for
1945
354,447; prepaid and deferred items, $248,748;
Sept. 30,
holders
previously
cents
20
stockholders of record
15 to
declarations
above
against. 90
as
with
compares
year-end dividend of 25
payable Dec.
The
declared a quarterly
stock, payable Nov.
$2,848,978
57,560
ASSETS—Cash, $3,720,977; Government securities, $1,505,000;. current
and notes receivable (less $50,000 reserves for doubtful, ac¬
949 and 650.
capital
»
»
,
revenues—
oper.
Other
accounts
to $2,099,983 in the nine months ended
directors have
on
$3,744,055
313,975
CONSOLIDATED
Safway Steel Products, Inc.—25-Cent Extra Div.—
The
$3,720,964
'
*
■
1,397,500
LIABILITIES—Accounts
share
$2,763,259
85,719
$2,324,995
liabilities
rent
Paper
pp.
Net
1,972,567
563,834
223,927
Co.—Earnings—
1948—3 Mos.—1947
'
'
11
t57>905,639~ 49,485,992 t2l8,482,671 182,770,260
Operating
expenses—
47,437,107
40,917,575
179,444,489 145,705,682
Fed. taxes on income—
1,529,535
1,327,774
5,755,388
6,896,567
Other operating taxes_
4,209,500
3,755,428
16,422,301
13,761,115
1,676,700
Government
period of
5,608
the third quarter and
S.
497,000
Total
1948, there were retired through the
shares of $2.40 cumulative second preferred stock
Mills Co., Ltd., and 8,130 shares of 75-cent
second preferred stock of St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.
for depreciation
and depletion amounted to $699,504 in
fund,
Lawrence
85,957
68,772
$4,393,695
deducting $223,937 in
$14,302,538,
NOTES—In the third quarter of
of-St.
$3,520,128
-
NOTE—Consolidated
■.
_
sinking
.
Operating
392,000
dividends
Ltd., common stock in
share -for the nine
common
U.
tOn
of
also had outstanding
stock
$3,635,007
Can. inc. taxes
♦After
mon
619,117
income
reorganization plans effective July 1„ 1948, and third
quarter dividends on new preferred stocks.
At Sept. 30, 1948, there
were outstanding 124,875 shares
of $6 cumulative first preferred stock
shares
2,324,496
$4,324,923
—
York.
1945
824,906
—C.
tEarns. per com.
under
119,267
1946
2,592,220
charges
Common
and
1947
831,572
exps..
—
.
-
2,982,012
income
and
Net
pulp-
charges
panies
New
$22,271,073 $21,692,217 $18,646,824 $17,306,627
14,132,566
14,640,084
12,183,083
12,006,968
opers
income
Inc.,
*
will be
stock
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1948
sold.
admin,
Profit
Co.,
&
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Period End. Sept. 30—
with the SEC
The
$1).
(par
Willis
,
expenses
and
Gen.
to operations in third quarter of 1948, amounting to
tincludes payments made on old preferred issues of both com¬
wood
$144,339.
stock
(2231)
$2.88
from
$144,339
of
CHRONICLE
letter of notification
a
common
Sept. 30—
goods
Selling
582,593
$1.36
outstanding Sept. 30
share—
common
through
,
sales, less discts.
of
Cost
$1,678,453
582.593
surplus
Balance,
Number of common
shares of
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
Total
Earnings per
17 filed
Nov.
on
par
9 Mos. End.
•Gross
Balance
tDivs.
FINANCIAL
E. Burnside
Proceeds will be added to working capital.
$3,989,745
258,705
180,355
offered
$4,008,430
18,685
before taxes
(estimated)
earnings
company
covering 299,000
6,958,47y
2,950,049
♦Net
&
Silver Diner Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
Subs.)—Earnings—
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd. (&
Period Ended Sept. 30,
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4755
Volume 168
participating
$82,771';. class
$452,771;
class
A
common
B
common
'
cumulative
stock
($100 par),
cumulative stock (no par valuef,
stock " (issued 78,437.4 no par sharesh
stock ($1.00 par), $450,G00; funded debt
preferred
12
(2232)
lies?—held
THE
111
including $1,200,000 unissued,
$1,949,000/,
$9,205;000; due to subsidiary companies, #5,000; accounts payable,
$2,717; accrued interest, $153,417; accrued taxes, $33,714; reserves,
$1,712",540; capital surplus, $1,515,107; surplus reserved lor general
ccntixigenties, $225,000; earned surplus, $1,040,304; totals $19,795)769..
—-V. 1G8, p. 52.
treasury,
COMMERCIAL
Net
production-of crude
bailelr,
du -ed
in
in
N.
current
first
oil
and
period,
nine
FINANCIAL
ratio
of current
1948,—V.
assets
168.
with
compared
months of
last
capital expenditures during
L948 cmqiuited, Ui. $24,457,929.
'The
to
CHRONICLE
condensates amounted
Gross
Sept. 30,
Television & Film Productions Inc.
the
the
&
to
25,563,154
Monday, November 29, 1948
25,401,099
barrels
United-Carr Fastener
the
(Including
nine
months
ended
Sept; 30,
9 Months Ended
Net
liabilities
current
2.56
was
1
to
of
as
Total
The
for
company
share.
per
Proceeds
ture,
22 filed
Nov.
on
shares
198.000
of
Koeliner
Underwriter,
will
used
be
letter of
a
stock
common
for
notification
ipar.Sli,
&
Gunther,
Inc.,
production of television
with
feature
directors
The
cents
stock
shares
per
rate
of
The
stock
new
basis of
the
J.
E.
motion pic¬
Sept.
on
and
28
for each
will
(Del.)—Dividend, Etc.
made
three
stock
a
held
distribution
Nov,
on
of
Coates
continue his
duties
has
elected
been
General
as
Superintendent.—V.
paid
168,
Co.
York
New
has
352,
p.
Period End. Sept, 30—
been
("Operating expenses
Depr., deplet., canceled
1,069,759
Net
sales
Gross
Income
$1,206,614
$6,715,495
16,647
180.042
43,533
$2,250,089
$1,160,920
886,541
1,772,456
$1.04
$1.32
$3.08
and
oil
produced,
gas
Service
Period End. Sept. 30—
revenues
Operation
etc,,
and
2,268
revenues.
10,340
141,111
202,030
190.905
429,000
15,955
18,359
17,467-
42,100
13,300
221,641
555,000
•♦$30,223
•$5,279
$527,501
108,687
32,181
surtax
—
is
income
Net
$78,464
___
deductions
$67,658
168, p.
and
Textron
sell
of
$780,872
Granby,
connection
—V.
The
to
Beacon
The
168,
with
its
it
by
Textron
purchase of
Incorporated
the
has
assets
of
!
of
blanket
of
The
Tide Water Associated Oil
stockholders
Dec.
on
20
will
Esmond
year
Mills,
interest
in
proposal that
in
certain
oil
field
of
the
April
9 Mos. End, Sept. 30—
ol crude oil and
petroleum prod.
Cost
of
products
;
and
selling
j
sold
expenses-.
insurance
jL'rov. for depr. & deplet.
Amortiz.
of
G
1946
leasehold costs
$
originally
_
In
Rentals
824,994
Taxes,
Prov.
admin,
cost
authorized
of 'the
in
empl.
allowances
the
and
by
1,840-mile
proposal
income
the
the
for
712,494
4,359,734
26,096,097-15,953,215
845,986
23,942,083
94,088
pipeline
"to
the
for
wartime
amount
substitute"
.
3,1(50,155
of
$22,677,500.
168,
Inc.
tNet
for
8,683,000
28,723,243
Divs.
paid or declared:
On preferred stock...
On
shares
Earpings-
per
other
23 575,695
prior,
of
367,922
share
per
1948
on
a
other
1946
of
and
operations
not
credits
(exclusive
of
$1,671,074 in
net
income
.
13,583,969:
the
three
proportion of
as
was
period
$7,166,943
such
in
earnings applicable
30
television
share
Union
share
1948
quarter of
to the com-
$8,381,113, or $1.31 per share. In the
current
against $6,942,297, or $1.08 per
share, in last
be
to
year's
third
third
of
&
the
company's
expected
basis of
the
on
ceeds
will
ferred
two
and
applic.
stock
Corp.,
to
rights
used
and
to
to
plans.,
latter
National
share
per
profit
declared
the
Weeks
Net profit
and
Fund
Preferred
the
Union
Bond
& Carton
Endedr-4
——
Com. shares outstanding
Earnings
—V.
168,
per
p.
offering
American
stock
will,
it
Light, at not
This,
it
sales,
of
is
for
-•
of- the
company's
$6,750,000
company.
in
outstanding
per
stock
common
Continental
Gas
of
its
year.—V.
"I
:
.
common
&
pre¬
264
bank
debt,
168, p. 2164.
;
,
1948
.
.
1947
*$549,045
$96,755
share.—V. 158, p. 95.
INCOME
Co.—Earnings—
STATEMENT
after
all
returns,
30,
FOR
}
NINE
MONTHS
ENDED
1948 '
discounts,
excise
and
sales
—...
$28,655/536
income, net, inch foreign exchange losses of
$907,-/
applicable to Latin American currencies...^
Interest
Net
funded
on
Provision
4,089
income
Earnings
p.
168,
and
9
$15,216;798
share
common
Universal
proved—
,
L_k—1
$6.42
.
Laboratories, Inc.—Smico
-
,
'
Acquisition Ap^
•.
stockholders 'at a
special
meeting held Nov.
motion to cancel a transaction
through which ihis
8,100,000'
all
$3.65
the
Inc.
'
outstanding
stock of
common
22
rejected
a
"company acquired
Ink Co. of Illinois,
Sleight Metallic
from
Morris H.
Gotthilf, Chairman
The
$.74
on v
to,
quarterly
Virginia Electric & Power
Co.—Earnings—
.
Period End. Sept. 30—.
of'
10;
15
cents
Amort,
Fund
A;
share
per
1948—Month—1947
$4,299,489
_•
Other
255,810
3,8 9 3.87 6
3, 285,328
259,600
3,257.988
3 058,291
57,764
57,764
693,168
199,385
254,242
2.559,493
2
3,924,971
3 486:720
$7,962,128
$8,406,739
275,900
'V
J
taxes
;
acquis.
339,442
Union
on
1
.361.800
plant
1948—12 Mo'*- -1947
-
$3,083,499 $48,575,136 $43: 155,715
1.909,170
26.283,513
21, 273,678
2,454,994
adjustments.
'Federal iueome taxes...
cents'
19
of
'
Unipn Preferred
on
•
_•
Depreciation
all
share
per
revenues
Maintepance
;
dividends,
1488.
p.
,
•„
1947
share
per
168,
of America, Brooklyn, N;
Y.-r-rFiling—
company on Nov, 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
300,000 shares of common stock
(par lOci, to be offered at $1
share.
.Underwriter, Henry P. Rosenfeld & Co.. New "York.- Pro¬
ceeds will be used for
organizational expenses, additional equipment
and working
capital.' .',
*
•
:
"
1
r
quarter,.
quarter* of
of Universal,—V.
for
dividends
second
Video Corp.
per
amounted
this
the
to
cents
*
-
■
-
The
2,768,950
cents per share
on
Union Bond
B;
taxes.—11,624,657
10,608,098
third
Dec.
1,818,170
foreign income
"1628.
Operating
record
and
———
per
—V.
$28,659,625
indebtedness.;,"
for Federal
,
552,186
$3.12
equal
the
of
Electric'
Total
1,575",546
for
the
is
more
further
a
similar offering.
United Light & Railways will go
$26,000,000 15-year debentures, Pro¬
all
-
pay off the balance
rate of $1,560,000 a
a
Operating profit
Other
-
987,419
-
stock,
profit
the
in
of
and
296,597-
-
693,168
951,591
'
after charges
taxes
The
January
i-i——
;
Stock
Fund
year
55
A
1948
cents
Fund
of
in
72
-
Other
cents
and^
168, .p.
oper.
levenues.
income—net
57
,
Balance
Interest
Net
com.
89.
share
Corp.—Earnings—
•
.
—-
and
—
....
I
.
'
4.698
1,588
71,614
140;661
$648,720
amortiz...
$605,506
income
198,356
$7,890,514
$8,266,079
Balance
Average
Earnings
$452,528
$139,500
239,570
239.570
240,000
240,000
$0.29
$1.85
$0.54
$0.02
177,416
2,380,732
$471,319
.
$407,156
$5,509,782
for
no.
of
requirements.—.
common
$18,911
common
s
per share
of
1,447.355
stock
shares
,
$78,322
.......
loss
$6502117
*
1946.
Aug. 21,'48. Aug.-23,'47 Aug. 24/46
Aug. 25,'45
'
$610,203
per
cents.
67
1947);
cents.in 1947).—V,
on'the
$1.11
1947);
1947);
in
cents
cents
1947);
in
(74^ cents
B '(98
44
in
($1.47
Net
Preferred diviuend
12
of
of
taxes, 'transportation and
allowances.-—$431,930,181
of goods sold,
selling, admin, and general expenses
403,274,645
1,885,535
2,54S,516
1,100,000
6,600,000
ints__
following
on
the Union Bond Fund
the Union Bond Fund C
(.31
on
share
SEPT.
39,056,565)
2,031,000
.
«
Afte* deducting
The
share
cents
end
to
income
CONSOLIDATED
139,792,358
644,030
preferred
stock.
The
Bond
Union
on
the
71,442,961
...
total dividends for the
Common Stock Fund
(against
the
a
registration
offer to com¬
interest
Corp,—Earnings—
•Equivalent to $2.55
•
2,769.100
makes
on
(subsidiary).
about
United States Rubber-
677,459
8,347,264
•
2,027,103
to minority
stockholders cf
Union
on
stock
offerings
retire
holding
the
located
companies
Holdings of Traction
common
6 Months Ended June
30—
Net
4,025,951
expenses
convertible
have
one
invest
system
enable
United
Net
I
.
66,110,185
qxps
share
common
to
Co.
about
competitive sale
be
intermediate
station
9,119,613
of
Offer
company is expected to file
in January covering an
early
Traction
is
those
Cost,
132,434,063
for
Common Stock
Fund; 32
Fund; 19 cents per share
This
"inter¬
1948
the
SEC
arrear¬
subsidiaries
.
38,719,129
admin,
Union
per
Sept.
third
Light
from
$12, for each five shares of United
Light.
reported, will be followed in the
early spring by
agreed,
5,095,584
•
ended
the
the
rights
preferred dividend
than
for
-
1945.
266,669
1444.
•
652,993
outstanding
United Board
months'
with
/said
-
financing
been
^Disregarding
*
Rys.—To
that
with
stockholders
through
convenience
Union Trusteed; Funds,
Inc.—Declares Dividends—
,
on
$1.90'
of
160, p.
Operation
9,689,000"
$139,856 -in
10,070
earnings of
Light &
reported
American
cor¬
•
of
mon
,
Company, a
acquisition,
10,348,301
1
comparable basis was $2,206,320,
stock.—V. 168^ p. 1188.
per
from
is
statement
proposed,
of
yet
as
-
—
Bond Fund C.
in
plan
York
1———
$3,967,817.
was
1,424,678'
(Exclusive
United
It
key stations, .viz:',
KGO, San Francisco;...
i___-
opers.
preferred^ and
$.75
3,338,086"
revenue
158
.
—2121,432,769 130,767,635
$2,224,954.
740,196:
24,315,891
792,799
with
'
!'.
1948.—V.
in
future.
♦Excluding depreciation of $663,770 in 1948 and
$519,712 in 1947
absorbed in production costs.
(Reclassified.
r
F)or the, third quarter ended Sept.
25, 1948. the, consolidated^ net
profit after all charges was
' ' $1.88
transactions).
now
prior to
*
income
rentals
comtpon
4,157,926
:
the
public
the
Net-prpfit—;
$2.71
stock
Charter.
film
reserve
724,827
4,797,607
totaled $8,559,688, compared
I tst year; and the
f/uaiter
said
receipts-
bond discount
of
$4.40
products.
ion
and
The. directors
payable Dec. 20
12,843,050
572,195
interest
tdxes
•'
;
Stock
590,471
as
the
foreign assets..
Provision for Federal income
taxes—.
4,297,343:
NOTE—Above statement docs not include
the amounts collected for
Federal, State and municipal governments
(1948, $32,291,159; 1947
i-28,052,203) in the form of taxes on sales
of
gasoline,, lubricating oils
T ad other
3
Interest
3,315,852
C343,?ft5 in 1947, $622,569
Total
and
distrib., theatre
stock—
•Together
company
in
per com. share
common
Darnings
3,642,000
18,073,515
in
2054-.
p.
•Depreciation of fixed assets—
Contributions to employees' retirement
oper.
period—._
by
FPC
common
from
the
tl947
$3,162,024
169,081
p.
»
theatre
tenants
Participation
Film
j
8,380,000
*1948
charges
ages.
^Includes $177,033 dividends received
In Great Britain and
West Indies out of
was-
.
Trans-Continental
,
from
£75,000
^income .tax
•
and
Portion of net profit
Fed.
est.
1950,
.
income —If—
Amortization of' film costs
uncertainties
Provision
project,
required
are
Total
.
708,330
767,442
16,720,657'
235,667
185,568
Commission
_____
1,013,483
945,779
29,
for Trans-Continental
Commission said the "proposed
"adequate."—V.
Common
37,197,331
_
expense
Provision
,
5,353,558
36,251,552
—
Sept.
corporation,
operation
792,096
7,115,011,
Ron-operating income—
-
908,630
3,201,580
1,998,579
Operating income
Interest,
1,032,028
3,489,125
retire,
for
,
Delaware
a
rentals
Rents
1,810,406'
3,997.291
exps.
tax__
Income
.
corporation,
Provision
than" est.
income
for
Total
1,426,992
undeveloped
other
Federal
749,997
1,058,839
1,142,177
of
acreage
.General &
Minority
voting-Controlled Subsidiary Companies with the
Exception' of Foreign Subsidiaries, hot Wholly-Owned I
Weeks
Ended—,
'
Sept. 25,'48tSept. 27,"'47'
39
616,575,
13,867,329
2,285,567
»
after
$1,188,137
$1,618,236
—
....
'
147,179,131
prop-
erty retirements (net)
set
*
$
208,652,368 163,374,497 115,690,322
1.337,916
1,067,785
1,042,722
14,590,272
13,303,540
12,871,808
;
Dry hole losses &
sales
and
Corp/(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Months Ended June 30—■
Profit
(Including
1945
$
1948
'
;
increase
if
Dividends
1947
$9,072,201
depreciation of-$1,173,816 in
United Dye wood
6
Net
•
278,195,727 216,538,949 156,167,507
196,037,060
undevelop.
,
reserveMor
1947.—V. 168, p. 788.
the
Film
s
4.826,245
$10,291,014
...
-•After
Longview,
CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT
ACCOUNT
1943
•
''Sales
1,014,373
—5,581,946
^
Indies subsidiaries.
project,
1951.
1,
,
INCOME
81,044
1,220,768
1,014,373
,
in
827,521
1,220,768
value, $4 per share)....
surplus
with
i
CONSOLIDATED
577,135
169,384
(stated
Total
Between
com¬
properties
$525,115
526,379
1,026,214
income..
Trans-Continental
and
KECA, Los Angeles. The company's New
began operations on Aug. 10, last.
*
Inc.'
'*•
the
$9,072,201
$751,950
.
income
stock
forward
Co.—Proposed Expansion—
a
the
$10,291,014
-
;„2
on
Earned
its authorization
of
4
127,189
surplus
a
Communications-Commission. The terms have not
upon, Mr; Skoyras said.
The broadcasting-firm-owns-and
operates five
WJZ, New York; WENR, Chicago; WXYZ, Detroit;
Canadian
this
;
consider
Common
Spyros P. Skouras, President, on Nov. 23 disclosed that
this corppra-'
is
negotiating for the outright purchase of the American Broad¬
casting Co., Inc.„ including all of the latter's" radio and
television facili-'ties._ This transaction would, be subject .to the approval of the Federal
In
mills
the
.
The
Deferred
$3.88
Federal taxes
ticn
Swan-
,
pany purchase a working
the State of California.-
300,000
Inc.
*
245,811
;
expenses
$1,162,821
Co.,
415,535
,489,591
4
——
300,000
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Corp.—Negotiating
Purchase of Broadcasting Firm—
arrauged
to
Canadian
earlier
Line
,157/563
697,116
2,654,189
(at cost"
value)
which has been reduced at
$62Q,381
Mills Ltd., a
Manufacturing Co.
company
operates
Ontario,
The
stock
Perth,
2164.
p.
that
Esmond
Pipe
assets
payable
Capital
of
.560,428
2,530.967
other
LIABILITIESAccounts
'
capacity
160,492
$863,978
Canadian
and
acquired
was
confirmed
of
Quebec
company
23
stock
C.
N.
rianoa,
Nov,
on
interests close
common
to
Total
«
$777,229
amended
1947
.321.886
1.976,522
(net)
'
$2.59
18
$3.28
1948
receivable
expenses
Accrued
necessity,
stock
Incorporated—To Sell Esmond Mills, Ltd^—
the
10,650
share—...
305,192
'$3.80
$2,186,407
accounts
Prepaid
-
Trans-Continental corporation's proposed
$192,177,500 financing
includes issuance of
$143,000,000 in 20-year 35/*'/o first mort¬
gage bonds, $26,500,000 in 5% debt
obligations to be converted into
■preferred stock in 1951, and
2,515,000 snares of (50cJ part common
162' r.
corporation
all
corporation,
863.000
,
Nov.
305,192
;
,
and
(nominal
2,036,471
553,000
-
274,673
$4,826,245
outstanding.,
.
notes
program
%
This
1,342.729
12,500
on
457*788
Inventories
$10,193;785
—
4.100,219
S5.10C.918
$5,581,946
30_
share.,
per
The
115,538
$18,545.
to
construction
$520,211,
260,66L
$979,516
8,358
shares
Investments and
1947
$1,000,699
4.879,060
"Property, plant end equipment
...
$1,180,674
__
surplus Sept.
Patepts
outstanding-,.—.
$191,310,154.
In authorizing
Texas'
193,013,
452,016 '
$26,903"
10.807
income
•Loss.—V.
_____
common
^
Cash
Trade
for
1487.
p.
517,189
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE
SHEET, SEPT. 30"
opinion
appears
••
168,
share
,
its
poration,
'
Gross
Capital
management
from
per
167,316
226,658
706.000
(est.)
$6,039,734
Earnings
retired
cents
1948.—V.
-—
completion
Estimated
112,727
17,130
the
been
37
—
per
ultimate
$3 269,854
9,848
income
Income
30,
that
had
11,794:439
182,100
dividends paid
Earned
amending the earlier order, the Commission
pointed
out
that the changes in the
proposed project would not alter the
Initial
daily delivery capacity of 325,000,000 cubic feet in
summerand 340,000,000 cubic feet
in winter, but would permit an
1, 823,998
__
and
Operating income
Other
$3,707,655
cents
5
1943
profit
eXtendcd
In
2,050,473
1—
normul
Nov.
operate
for
and
120,010
Deprec. and amorti?, of
utility plant
Fed.
end
stated
income
on
profit
ASSET&—-
13 als'o
12,704,969
249,185
.
1948—12 MOS.
—1,947'
$171,793
of
expenses-
Total
cents,
approximate
charges-.—.—,——_
shares
124,834
$15,002,928 $13,706,300
Company.
Net profit
substitution
of
30-inch
pipe was'
?$159,011
$305,368
Common shares
point
near
Opelousas,
outstanding...*...
:
Louisiana,
to139.000
139,000
Chester Junction, Pennsylvania. FPC
also authorized Trans-Continental
<' lEarnings per common share__._.__._^____.*_
$0.41
$1.46
to substitute
72,000 horsepower in 10 compressor stations for ; the
•Including domestic subsidiaries only,
tlncludes domestic, British,
160,000 horsepower In 15? stations as
and West
previously proposed.
Deadline
886,541
120,825
*.
General taxes
70
indebtedness
to
proposed facilities of
The
section of line where the
authorized
extends, from
a
$3.04
other
Bank
—
$10,614,074
167, p. 947.
and
$2,697,292
.
Net
natural gas transmission ays-.*:
extending from Texas to New York
City, by authorizing the
Compdny to substitute 30-inch pipe for 1,210 miles of 26-inch
pipe
previously quthoriked.
The Commission at the same time
authorized.
Trans-Continental Gas Pipe Line Corp. (Del.i to
acquire, construct
Co.—Earnings—
1948--Month—1947
$187,040
____
Maintenance
will
$13,581,466
Earned surplus Jan. 1;
?
semi-annual dividend
taxes
194?
*
25,443
1
Pointe
Morgan-
tern
500,000
,
(■Includes costs, general and administrative
expenses, lease rentals,
taxes, other than Federal income taxes,—V. • 168, p, 1637, •
Operating
Nov.
bank
given to Trans-Continental Gas
Texas, last May for construction
$3,199,560
$5,462,650
1,772,456
Texas Public
par
The Federal Power Commission
207/729
6,378
Mr.
Trans-Continental Gas Pipe Line Co., Inc.—FPC Au¬
Company to Substitute 1,210 Miles of 30-Inch
Pipe for 26-Inch Pipe Previously Authorized—Other
Ap¬
provals—
$2,991,831'
1,290,000
$1,844,250
crude
a
stock,
expected
which
1948
subsidiaries
deductions
Federal
thorized
988,750
$6,759,028
736
225,000
taxes
income
of
$1,386,656
839
405,000
...
La
Mr.
and
2054.
p.
declared
on
all
Subsidiaries)
1
•
$14,977,485
unconsolidated
income
"
that
Interest
Common
2,286,822.
,
1,610,659
Shares outstanding
Earnings per share
♦Sales
17
common
arc
from
goods sold and operating
Provision for depreciation,
Alexander
of
Dividend Increased
—
taxes
Minority
$6,267,403'
3,166,847
$2,233,442
„
charges
for Fed, inc.
Net
852,202
355,6,40
credits..
income
Income
Prov.
department
168,
....._L
Profit-after
;
;
565,763
operating income
Income
Vice-Presidents,
as
trust
share.
per
•
r
of
„
Nov.
on
year
fiscal
Net
lease¬
holds, and dry holes.
Other
the
election
6 Months Ended June 30—
1948—9 Mos.—1947
$2,414,456 $11,493,001
Cost
Trane C©> (& Subs.)—Earnings—
appointed trustee
Co.—Earnings—
New
Cash
the
the
Earnings
1948—3 Mos.—1947
$3,868,964
surrend.
Morgan
of
Mann, Secretary,
1626,
•
income—
and
charge
the
,
Trust
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
oper.
B.
,
which
—V.
♦Gross
N. Y. City—Two
announces
Comptroller.—V.
announced
Net
Issue.—V,
In
on
cents
J/ R.
has
company
Manufacturers
the
Frank
as
earnings,
program.
for
8
was
has placed privately through Dil¬
lon Read & Co. Inc. $24,000,000 first mortgage
pipe line
bonds, 3%% series due 1962 (second series)., Proceeds
will be used in connection with company's
expansion
The
a
cents
.
vately—The
Co.,
payable Dec. 20 to
of record Nov. 30,
1948.
On June 21. last,
the corporation,
semi-annual dividend of 3 cents per share and an extra of
per share.
The total disbursed on the stock in the year 1947
holders
2
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Bonds Placed Pri¬
♦
President,
Royalty Corp.
share
on
HewillJalso
168, p.
continue
The directors
12.
Vice-President.
a
and
continue
per
quarterly
S.
Pointe
Debt Paid—
4.10',e
Charles
Townsend,
Toklan
dividends of $1.02V2 per share on the lOQ.OOO
preferred stock, par $100, and of $1.06l/4 per share
on
the 100,000 shares of 4.25%
preferred stock, par $100, were also
declared, both payable Jan. 3 to holders of record Dec. 10, 1948.
shares
La
.will
23
share
new
one
usual
Trust
^
declared the regular quarterly dividend of
share on the 3,333,333 shares of outstanding common
payable Jam. 3 to holders of record Dec. 10.
This Is at
per share as was paid before the company sold 400,000
par $5
same
Nov.
on
&
Other
Barnard
production of short screen plays, working capital, etc,
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
the
N.
Guarantee
Vice-Presidents—
jSEC"
Sl.50
at
Newark,
,
^5
the
be offered
to
Title
,
Domestic
Sept. 30—
2054.
p.
Y.- -Files With
A
-
sales
Dividends
'
SEC—
Corp.—Earnings—
pro-
year.
common
2,063,978
$6,202,10
1,447,35
$4,062,427
$4,754h
2,944.7'.5
2,938,'!
outstanding
stock
NOTE—The financial statements
pro rata portion of. the reduction
(Continued
are
in
on
$1.38
after
restatement to
FeaeraL taxes
page
51)
on.
$1
reflect
income
f
oc<
Volume -168
Number 4755
-
<t4 r, ,«
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRAUIfi
DAILY RANGE OF
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
YEARLY MUSE OF SALE PRICES
$ per share
8 per share
5%
$ per
8 per share
July
110
78% Oct
14
Nov
24
3
100
Abbott Laboratories com—No par
%
Abraham & Straus—
May If
9
Acme
10%
43%
Apr
60
45% Feb
11
55% Jun
13 %
May
18%. Oct
14% Feb
11
23% May 15
Adams
May
55
Jan
40
Nov
9
46% Jan
Adams-Mills
40%
Oct
28% Feb
13
41% July 27
Feb
7 % Feb
10
19% Nov
27% May 15
Admiral Corp
Air Reduction
6
-
May
25%
Dec
100
Dec
75
19% Nov
26
Feb
99
Nov
10
Alabama
May 18
:
Dec
Alaska
Juneau
Aldens
Inc
5
58% Oct
Feb
37
Feb
10
76%
Nov
67
Nov
26
-75
May 13
27% Dec
•48 %
Feb
24% Feb 28
34
May 21
103% Sep
10%
,
Dec
164
202
Dec
37% May 15
81
Mar 24
27 'A Nov
-
Dec1
,
: Dec
11%
;
80
*31
.Jan
65%
77%
9
May
36
May
.
i
Feb
16
.10
23
68
.
Amerada Petroleum
9
;
-
Dec
70
3% May
~7%
;
Dec
Jun
36
9% Nov 22
10
6% Jun
76% Feb
163% Oct
18
Jun
Feb
28% Nov
26
Jan
77% Nov
26
100% Jan
Feb
Oct
56
19
Sep
May 21
Aug 23
39 % Nov
24
51
Feb
6
13
22% Jun
14
94
18%
Dec
24
Feb
88
Dec
102
Mar
86% Oct
25 % May
Jun
3
16
33% Feb
10
Oct
25
11
107'A Jun
3
Jan
25
Feb
26
.
Feb
46
Shoe
Co
103
--
*100%
2%
"
*100%
103
103
*100%
103
-2%
2%-
2%
-16%
16%
-
16%
Co
Can
15
5
Jan
2
49% May 21
Co
52
51%
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70
*68%
26%
26%
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95
104
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98
103 y4
8
% :: 8%
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98
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30 'A
30
28 %
178
29
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3,300
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3,200
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26
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120
8%
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700
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176;
1,600'
300
18%
83 %
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84%
300
28 y4
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28 V'a
27%,
27%
II,700
81
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79
80
79
79
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27
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49
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11
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33
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32%
34
2,800
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104% /
104
103
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5,300
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108'A
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17
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22
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16%
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16%
86%
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87%
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38%
37'/a
37%
37%
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97%
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108%
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16
16%
97'/a
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1,700
200
700
16%
10
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38'A.
97
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30 %
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40
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29
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29%
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2,000
45%
'88%
37%
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500
;
34%
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173
6%
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111,000
3%
3%
,
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-
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26%
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3%
90
1,100
22'/a
33
9%
3%
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.
28
28%
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45 y2
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37%
6%
48%
34%
85
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38
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47
11
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:
91%
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3%
49
37%
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49%
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'
28
90.
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80%
53A
3,600
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47—
92
38
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173% 173 %
30%
30%
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81%
21%
21%
107% 107 %
41%
41%
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17%
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17%
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87%
38%
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98%
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92
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105
8%
8%
3%
3%
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—3%
*3%
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-
35
*10%
:
10
American Crystal Sugar com
10
4%% prior preferred—,—100
American Cyanamld Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series A-100
American Distilling Co„
20
--
400
98
.180 y»
*17%
-
68%
104%
104
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"
19
-
49%
25%
70
26 y4
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180
9
19
49%
67
51%
25%
104
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95
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.
26%
26%
104
2%
50
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70
700
13,200
2%
80J/a
.'.
Co
51%
*68%
2%
3
27 "a
No par
Colortype
"2%
2%
70%
82%
preferred—_No par
Chicle
2%
3
5,400
15'%
*69
70%
28%
Cable.—No par
&
*69
'
82%
——100
Chain
non-cum
71
80%
Fdry com—No par
preferred
_100
American
*69
28
28%
*79%
25
common
-71
2%
2%
2%
16
16
80%
*82%
;
No par
com—
preferred
American
15
94% Feb
43
2%
-
I,600
29 %
50
—
preferred
100
Broadcasting Co Inc
1
8c Radio Corp——:-l
American
May 18
r
20 'A Jun
13,500
30
conv
5%
Oct
48% July
118%
Dec
*
27
110
15% Nov
16
Feb
,
Cable
Amer
7%
21
5
26%
9,200
20
17%
20'.4
30
American Car &
3
.Aug
47%
Brake
7%
28
18% Mar
Feb
preferred
American
104% Jan
110
38% Dec
'
14
49% Jun
28%
May
20% May
105% July
101%
177
115%
94
6%
American
24
92% May 14
6
Sep
54%
May
;
4%
3
3
3% Nov
Feb
196%
,
common^.
conv
Amer
21
Mar
99
Dec
75%
166
Chemical/No par
1
preferred—_10C
Airlines
cum
Corp_—No par
American Bosch Corp class A—_ 1
111
18
19%
17%
20
30%
85%
28%
30
30
...
American Rank Note common—10
'
May 19
Nov
103
17%
18%
20%
*17%
,
14% May 14
26
Day
17%
{ *22%
,
43% May 15
9% Mar 17
110%. Nov
Agricultural
3%%
6% Sep
107%
Amer
American
Mar 22
29% July 13
9
'9
29%
20
*69
8%
5,200
29%
18%
*16
18%
/ 1,600
18%
40
46%
Thanksgiving
21 VB
*100%
.
46%
M8
CLOSED..,
30%'
28%
18
2%
5.900
*38%
EXCHANGE
40
20%
181— 183%
,
Mfg common_No par
preferred—:
100-
.cony,
Mar 22
,
r,.,...No par
Alpha Portland Cement.^
No par
Amalgamated Leather Co com—1
:;6% convertible preferred.^——50
2
May 21
52% Jun
10
Nov
32% Nov
3%%
3
Jan
.
Nov
18% Mar
Feb
50
.
121
58% Feb
Jan
17%
Dec
20
47
Mar
20% May
50
6% Oct
Apr
Dec
10
36
50% /Dec
34% May
Jun
6% May J 7
24
Nov
v
44
Allis-Chalmers
31% Oct 20
10
3% Nov
83% Feb
Feb:
Apr:
107:
98
18%
*39'
30%
30%
46%,
18 Ve
18%
42
3%
3
STOCK
1.800
84
*78
3y»
46
47 y4
18'%
*39%
30%-
30%-
84
3
3%
47%
.,
18%
42
*17%
.
Allied Stores Corp common__No par
4% preferred
;
noo
3
Jun
47%
18%
133% 183%
■
—
Allied Mills Co Inc
-
42% May 27
24
Nov
X25
91
24
Nov
79
Jan
8%
51'
.
Mar
7
11
35
.
Jan
50%
34% May 20
Feb
99%- Oct
5% May
,
26
25
42%, Oct
24%. May.
73
1 8
X27 % Nov
39% Mar
Jun
46 •,;
21% Jan 30
Allied
8%
.
Chemical & Dye__No par
Kid CO
—5
Allied
xl7% Nov
.105%.July'
30 % May
91,
Allen Industries Inc__^_„;_-„_«-^l
14
May 17
4
Feb
22%
;Jan
90
.
11% Jun
36%; Oct
18
May
29%. May
30
Apr 23
198
Mar, 3
xl71.
Nov
-
-
-May 24
96
2
8% Nov 26
12%. NOV
j
May
109
24
Mar
90
Apr
3'/a
Shares
66
65%
66
*78%
84
*78%
3%
-
47 y8
17
*16
84
3%
*39%
*69
71
2%
2%
t 51%
51%
*68%
70Va
26%
27
*103% 104%
*92
95
preferred
i
100
.Allegheny Corp common—
1
5%%
preferred A_—__i—100
$2.50'Pyiar conv preferred-No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
$4.50 cony preferred
No par
Allegheny 8s West Ry 6% gtd__100
23
44
Jan
104
•
-
31
18%
20%
103
'
5
4%%
56
90% Nov
*100%
2%
100
_10
t
.
65%
66%
66
S per share
t per jthare
t per share
-
4% May 15
2% Mar 15
Feb
5%
.
Nov
65
102% Aug
i
____l
No par
Ry—..
Mining;
Gold
>
Corp__lo
—
common
*78%
47
18%
42
___1
84
t per share
67%
66%
67%
47 •
18%
*39%
*30%
18
20 '/a
_10
T
Vickslrurg
4% May 20
21% May 21
80% Jun
2
25% May
.
8s
22
26
t per share
3%
„
14% Feb
the Week
67%
No par
„
Inc
31% .Jan
-
Sales for
Nov. 36
*3%
_1
Corp
Friday
Nov. 23
*78%
Express Co
,2% Nov
6%
2% May
108
5
Steel Co
Feb
Dec
16%
Feb
38%
112
Nov
3%
-
27
Thursday
Nov. 24
2.50
Addressograph-Multigraph
IOV2
30% May
Oct
Wednesday
Nov. 23
No pai
!
Co,.
Motors
ACF-Brill
1
6% Jan
Tuesday
Nov. 32
$ per share
Par
pec
38
Feb
1
SALE PRICES
Monday
Nov. 20
share
79% Jan
63% Oct
HIGH
:
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Jan
87%
Jun
90
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
66%-May
LOW AND
STOCKS
Rang* for Previous
Year 1947
(
Stock Exchange
Stock Record «» New
Lowest
i
;
30%
32 %
31%
30%
30%
303/4
30
900
800
'
3% May
6%
7% May 20
Encaustic Tiling—
American
'5%
16%
1
13
Jun
17% July
14 Vb Mar 16
19% Oct
26
American European Secur—_No par
16
Dec
20% July
14% Sep
19
15
American
27
Apr
4% May 15
2
Dec
6%
Feb
1% Sep
20
86
Dec
115%
Jan
42% Nov
17
89% Jan
9
Dec
25%
Feb
6% Nov
16
14% Jun
24
Dec
101 %
Feb
Nov
16
77% Jan
12
7%
74%
37
,
Inc——40c
48
No par
0%
41%
No par
American Hawaiian SS
10
Co
42%
Apr
9%
Oct
4
Nov
9
Jun
46
Jun
25
53
20% Feb
11
26% May 20
American
Home Products
Nov
10
8% May 21
American
Ice
49
55
Jan
22% July
6
May
x34%
Jan
10%
Jan
90
6
.
Oct
13
Jan
5
Apr
16
92
10% Feb
11
15% Jun
14
88
106% Mar
Apr
9% May
Jan-13
14%
May
18% May
Dec
Nov
13% Jan
5
19
Jun
24
30%
12
102
-
5
Feb
18% Nov
9
26% Jun
3
116
95% Feb
Jan
27
Jun
108
9
American
6%
6%
Hide &
Locomotive
American
7%
< per share
**
18%
Jun
80
Dec
7%
28%
Nov
23
94% Jun
77
6% Feb
Feb
24% Mar
32% July
Dec
147
8% Dec
9
July
120% Oct
14
Feb
6"% Oct
22
14%
28% May
11
10
6
34% July
10
28
11% Jun
Feb
11
95% May 14
Feb
Dec
16%
Feb
Dec
129%
Feb
81
117%
Feb
71% Nov 26
86 % May 14
12% Feb
16% May 21
17
11% May
170
186
Dec
9% Aug
16%
Feb
t
22%
15% May
Co
Power
14
28
Oct
25
27
46
Apr
12
Amer Ship
11
68
May 27
12
Jun
42%
Oct
38
70%
Dec
Jan
27
12% Jan
9
176
163% Jun
11
Smelt
7%
Building Co
100
preferred
Dec
172
July
139
Mar 10
32
Dec
40
Mar
31
Mar 19
Dec
158
Jan
37
Feb
25% Feb
27
35% Jun
9
American
Steel
28% July
21% Nov
10
27
Apr
22
American
Stores
18
24% Jan
5
American
Stove Co
136%
25% May
23% Jun
21
29%
Jun
34
47%
May
116
17% Aug 18
20% May 25
Feb
147% Mar 17
158% Jun
10
Feb
54% Mar 29
68% Jan
5
60
Dec
120% Aug
8%
Dec
Dec
Oct
1
46% Feb
14
131
115% Nov
7
Feb
9
11
Jan
50%
Oct
34% Nov 26
110%
Feb
95
Jun
103 %
Feb
76% Mar 16
5% May
62
10%
35
5% Nov 26
Nov
51
16
30% Feb
11
Dec
30
Feb
10
Jan
25 % Oct
13
58% July
Apr
Dec
Apr
21
51
111% Mar
46% Jan
9%
Mar
Jan
38%
Nov
3% Jun
Apr
42
101% Nov
14%
Jan
69 %
May
30% May
36% Dec
30"
116% Mar 15
May
26%
68%
May 21
Oct
163% July
41% May
XI16% Oct
90
41
82%
Dec
7%
13
174%
Apr
135
34% Feb
Jan 26
140;
Feb
20
Oct
149% Jun
62
Dec
13% Oct
10
131% July 15
146%
May
.18%
Jan
Nov
125
24%
Dec
16
»
98
Feb
39%
Oct
For* footnote*
nag*
9
144
71% July
9
9
Jun
10
8% Apr
22
120
56"% July 28
104
,
Jun
2
112% July 28
8% Jun
67
24
May 19
41% May 27
2
45% Jun
38% Jan
5
Jun
11
107
3
60% Jun
18% Feb 11
36% Jun
16
14
20
46% Mar
Jan
6%
Sep
Mar
8
Mar 17
4% Mar
2
Nov
16
24
34
Apr
14
6% May 26
34% Jun
3
American
6%
Snuff Co
Co__—-
6%
American
7%
Tobacco
*13%
*18%
100
Corp common—14
:—
-100
18%'
*100
'
12%
*77
6%
6%
31%
31
*126%
7
7%
31%
34%
49
*47
49
6%
19%
*78
85
11%
*11%
12
31'4
17
100
18%
19
7,700
*97%
102%
*97%
101
100
HIGH SALE PRICES
7%
7%
81%
74 y4
71%
15
15 %
14%
15 Ye
14%.
*165
167%
167'/a
167'/a
.
6%
*6%
7
EXCHANGE
29
-
*127
6%
U0
7%
9,700
7%
Day
82%
•
81%
82
73
71 y2
72 y4
15%
14%
15
167'%
*167%
170
130
7
2,200
7
7
40
*39%
52%
54
*126
130
146 %
33
130
145%
33%
*126
1,300
700
39%
32 '/a
33%
1,500
29
1,300
40
146'/a
148
7%
6%
54%
54%
70
77
31'A
53%
40
7,700
.
128%
40
40
12%
31'A
,
*23%
54
Shares
thare
6%
CLOSED
Thanksgiving
23%
23%
*126
*7%
23%
24%
.33%
77
STOCK
23%
24%
147%
7
167%
7%
the Week
X12%
6%
31%
Sales for
f per
2,500
3,100
23,700
700
23%
240
40
52%
146%
53%
146%
147'/2
270
34'/a
1,200
333/4
34
•126
130
7,400
130
'
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28'A
26
3,400
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'/a
23%
1,500
14
13%
13%
*13%
14
13%
133/4
*13%
13%
400
*39 %
39 y2
39'/4
38
38'A
37 y4
37'/a
900
121'/a
*121'/a
19
*120
*18%
151%
39
*121'/a
124'/a
*18%
19
151%
151%
124 y8
19
151%
121%
18%
151
X25%
18%
19
150%
1513A
10O
122
500
18%
151
61%
61%
62%
60%
61%
59%
61'/a
60 y8
135% 135%
135%
136%
136 y2
*136%
137%
1363A
137%
65%
65%
*117
117%
117%
14,300
60%
135%
61%
7%
*79
*6%
*53%
56%
50
35%
Cable
No par
35
*33%
No par
128
6%
*30%
83'/a
65
65
65
117%
117%
99
89
6%
5
30%
128
7%
*95
20
6%
31
73'/a
-100
Co Inc
128
7%
30%
82%
8
7
7%
Mining
31
31
Nov. 25
77
7
75
40%
Corp com__12.§0
preferred
No par
Anderson, Clayton & Co
—214/s
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
77
7.
Friday
Nov,.26
Thursday
1 per share
13%
83%
7%
7%
$4
12%
75
39%
Anchor Hock Glass
No*'. 24
t per share
83%
7%
5
Wednesday
77
■
6%
7
31%
1,200
*16'A
19%
128
128
1,000
v
16 y8
31
31%
11%
18%
13%
77
7
11%
16%
100
13
7
4,300
6
85
17
1 per share
77%
1,000
19%
100
13
1,700
3,400
24%
6
*78
6'%
6
.
85
19
102%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*6%
*75
.
40%
Archer-Daniels-Midland
*47
6%
-
23%
25
Copper
49
24
6%
$ per share
13%
77%
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
Andes
24%
40
preferred
A P W Products
4
*47
49
common—No par
Works Co Inc
&
4
*16%
151% 151%
.100
common—.—25
—
Wire
4
16%
^126
130
28%
29
22%
23
5
$4 conv prior preference-—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com——1
Anaconda
4
*16%
40
Woolen
4
17
18%
124
preferred
Am Water
4
4%
11%
*120
preferred
383/8
11%
' *39
Tobacco
38
'11%
—100
Sumatra
383/4
*75
Refg common—100
American Viscose
5%
;_No par
——No par
American Tel 8c Tel Co
American
100
Foundries—No par
preferred
American
*33%
25
coin
preferred—
non-cum
American Sugar
7%
—No par
common—No par
& Refg
142
35% May 18
23%
*38
85
11%
7%
7%
84% 84%
75% 75'A
15 %
15%
*165
168
7
7
24%
24%
*40
41%
54'A
54%
146 % 146 %
$6 preferred
Am
4
38
39
*38%
Nov. 23
31%
8c Light
Sep
3
6% Nov
24
3,400
6 3/4
85
128
6%
43
44%
37%
Tuesday
*6%
43'A
7,100
2,300
6%
Nov. 23
*125
1
.
——No par
16% Feb
162% Nov
Feb
Amer
100
—
Molasses
News Co
46% Feb
13
Oct
48% May
34
No par
com.No par
com—No par
No par
$5 preferred
No par
Amer Rad 8c St San'y com—No par
7% preferred
_n00
American
Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
No par
Feb
'
preferred
8
Feb
39%
7
Dec
6%
38'%
103
1%
39%
Monday
13
*76
6"%
31%
„
American
38%
$ per thare
Pdy Co com—No par
preferred
100
American
85
76%
*100
Amer Mach 8c
2
6% Feb
29
18%
1,100
1%
2
44%
6%
40%
39
LOW AND
American Metal Co Ltd
8% Jan
*16%
1
15%
39
6'/a
Saturday
Amer Machine & Metals
135% July
38%
6%
Nov. 28
35
9
42%
*6'/a
STOCK
10% May 27
July
42
6%
45%
44
48
6%
*11%
300
15%
15%
1%
2
1%
49
48%
6%
42%
*23%
Par
3.90%
:
'
*46%
*78
500
17
•
STOCKS
share
21% May 24
1%
*16%
17
15%
1%
5%
*16%
15%
49
24%
EXCHANGE
26
Jan
15%
Dec
S per
16%
15%
*47%
100
NEW YORK
xl2% Nov
Sep
101
x25% May
127
I per share
S per share
common
preferred
Lowest
Highest
16 %
15%
4%
100
preferred
non-cum
5%
18
4%
*6
5%
15%
*16%
1
No par
com
*5'%
5%
'
—1
com
American international Corp-No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1947
Co
*38
2
5%
50
Leather
preferred
conv
Range for Previous
Lowest
1%
No par
preferred A
$6 preferred
$7 2nd
July
7% Jan
*15 '/a
Foreign Power com—No par
preferred
$7
5% May
37
37% Jan 20
43 % May 17
Amer &
Export Lines
5%
17
15%
33%
26 %
102 %
*52% 53%
26
*101
,
39%
7
7
7'/a
38
39%
343A
*95
98
*95%
98
*95%
90
*78
86%
*82
86%
*82
6'/a
6
6%
6%
6%
54'%
54%
.*53
35%
35%
35
33 'A
34
33%
5%
*52
6,100
380
65
3,500
120
118
7%
2,700
38'A
16,000
98
86%
2,200
5%
670
54
56
52
53
35%
34%
35%
34
34%
33
33%
33%
34 Yu
1,410-
26
1,600
33%
•
•
26
26
13,600
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
102'%
102 '/z
*101%
103 M»
*101%
52%
52%
*52
53'%
52
52
50%
51'A
400
23%
22%
23%
22%
223A
6,000
10 %
10
10%
23%
23
23%
10
*9
10
*9
27
*117
1173A
98
6%
*9
26
7
397/a
117%
64%
65
*80
23%
4%
117%
63%
*95
23
*4%
65
*4%
26%
4%
27
*4%
26%
*101%
103%
4%
4%
26%
26%
26%
10%
•4'A
4%
1
27
10
103
•
10%
400
1
.100
4%,
27%
.
1,300
•
14
(2234)
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
$ per share
37%
Feb
24
Nov
26
109%
Feb
90
Feb
17
15%
Oct
130%
Jan
103
Dec
77 %
Jun
55
106
Sep 30
Jan
110
14
Sep
19
4V2%
10
56% Jun
29
99% Jun
14
Nov
9
14
Feb
5
Jan
10 %
17%
Dec
20%
Feb
Dec
132%
Feb
May
115% July 12
18% Jun
2
17% Aug
12% Mar 12
Feb
13%
Feb
16
Dec
134
Dec
25
Feb
94
Mar 12
34
Sep
26
Jan
5
Jan
84
Feb
11
.
66
May
x98
Dec
112
18%
10% May
106
96
Mar
3
Nov
24
Feb
45
Feb
24
Feb
25% Jan
6
77
Mar
Sep
Dec
30
Feb
Sep
Feb
9
113%
105
91
Dec
21
% May
57
Apr
73
Dec
121
111%
66
91
Aug
22% Mar
27%
12%
9
99
99
Oct
Jan
9
20
13
13
Dec
18%
Feb
17%
Dec
29%
Jan
Dec
27%
Jan
Nov
Feb
4% Feb
26
Feb
35% Jan
9 Vb
10
7%
114
22
15%
4% May
36%
Dec
49
12% Nov
xll
19
110%
119%
*14%
Atlas
191/4 Jan
26
Jun
lUll %
j4%
141'.
14
*13
14%
14%
102
110%
14%
14%
14%
98
*97
98%'
98%
30%
97)
30 %
102%
100%
101%
102
100%
101
101%
101V9
15%
*14%
*48
49
47
47%
series
A,.100
B
45
46 %
36%
*106%
37%
46
76
76%
76%
36%
36%
107
106
106%
36
95
2,4 jO
101%
102
101 Vb
700
14 VB
14%
1,300
48
48
1,800
45%
45%
6,400
76
*70
36%
105%
106
200
31V4
101V8
46 %
*70
106
98
30%
48%
45 %
76 %
36 %
459
14%
47"-
47
%
36 %
200
5,500
101 %
14
48 %
*72
36%
*72
'
13%
100
101
99%
101'/a
15
48
400
13%
*96
31%
600
14%
13 V4
97
120
108'4
*13*4
14%
97
101%
25
13%
31%
14%
100
108 >4
«1A
Day
100
101%
45
3.100
95
100
15%
1
48
31%
•
30%
31
300
47 Va
Thanksgiving
14 1',
13%
860
22,000
78
100
100
102%
series
*77
98%
100
19.200
75,8
90
lu^
13 Vb
13%
*13
14%
101
100
30%
RR—No par
95
95%
94%
95
94
20
20%
20
20%
20
20
20
2.0
54%
54%
55%
56
55
55
55 %
55%
*102%
104
103
102 Va
102 Va
20
*20%
94
94%
400
36%
106
100
7,900
76
36
106
——,—5
8,200
106
260
94
280
20
94
2,300
„
No par
100
preferred—..
Corp
*101%
No par
Canteen
*20
*102%
2!
20
y4
55%
102
22
5:;;,
5%
5%
5%
5 %
5%
5%
*13%
13%
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
*13%
13 >8
660
102'%
210
22
*20%
*5%
par
55
*5
100
5%
*13%
bud
13%
*8
8%
7%
8%
7%
7%
7 %
71/4
71/4
Amer—5
*12
12%
*12'%
12%
12%
12%
11%
12
*11%
11%
1
common—_3
Co
7
7%
x6%
6%
7
6%
6%
24,200
42%
42%
of
(The)
preferred.
conv
22%
X19%
———^.5c
,
Mfg Corp
104
*20
—No par
common
Co
$2.25
14
14%
102
109%
14%
*15%
prior pfd ($1.20)—No
Automatic
Avco
2
14%
*101%
common
Nichols
Autocar
8
7% Oct
46
Line
$3.75
Tack
Conv
10
*13
110%
110
15
24%
7%
95%
5
Shares
91
STOCK
47%
95
SS Lines common
prelerred
conv
Austin
May 21
Jan
conv
4%
16% May 21
9
7% Nov 26
I
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder
16
CLOSED
47%
10
Preferred
81
Apr
24% Jan
19
5% Nov
Feb
Jun
64 %
EXCHANGE
96
5% ncn-cum preferred
Atlantic Refining common
25 % May 21
,
Sep 27
20
Jan
5% May
Feb
48% Aug 27
July
July
78%
100
5
4%
77%
com„100
W
May 22
79
47%
preferred
Coast
50% July 12
xl9% Nov 26
26% July
& Santa Fe
24
79
79 Ta
47
10
Atl
114
*79%
96
No par
Atlantic
&
80%
the Week
share
91
a
7%
95%
Inc_
G
25 %
91'
7%
47%
common—1
1
July 14
24%
90'2.
t per
for
Sales
Nov. 26
I per share
8
95%
preferred——.
non-cum
F
25 ''4
91 %
7%
8
47
Investment Co
Topeka
T
25
91
*80
100
A
25%
91
7%
47%
2nd
5%
3
25 Vb
91
8
95%
_
78 % Mar
21
102
Jan
2
24
25"%
91
7%
No par
Goods
Friday
Nov. 25
47%
Corp
Carpet Co Inc—.
Thursday
Nov. 24
$ per share
25%
100
Atch
Wednesday
$ per share
*94%
1st preferred—.
Associates
$ pet share
No par
7%
9
SALE PRICES
Nov. 23
No par
conv—
Dry
HIGH
Tuesday
r
91
5
No par
com
48 % Nov
10
40
62
10
com
prior preferred—
Constable
$ pef share
100
Illinois
6%
11
19 % Jun
59
Nov
Jun
14
34%
62
July
35
Feb
23% Jun
3lVa Apr
Nov.i'i
LOW AND
com
of
preferred
Artloom
May 10
120% Sep
107% Jun
40% May
105
Monday
Nov. 20
,
preferred:
Co
Associated
May 27
Feb
99
$4
Arnold
9
19
111
12% Mar 16
100
'
99
Saturday
Monday, November 29, 1948
RECORD
STOCK
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
*
99
&
$6 conv
11
Jan
Corp
conv
Armour
9
41% Feb
Feb
Steel
Armco
25
15% May 19
88
Jan
Dec
YORK
Par
32% Oct 23
101% Jun
7% Nov 26
103
38%
91*4
CHRONICLE
STOCK
Exchange
g per share
$ per share
May
99
NEW
Highest
9% May
24% May
Jan. 1
Range since
Lowest
Highest
I per share
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1947
Lowest
&
7
6%
7
7%
1,500
No par
43%
43%
_1
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
137 b
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12
12'/4
9 900
100
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
11
111/4
22,400
23V*
23%
21%
*42
42
43
42%
42
42
<ud!
B
13
Dec
16
13%
Dec
24%
11
16% Jun
3
Babbitt
12
Feb
26
17% Jun
3
Baldwin
Nov
7% May
16%
Feb
10
11 % May
25%
Feb
15% Feb
9% May
60
Jan
42 %
18
Dec
May
Mar 16
16% July 13
Barber
Oil
Barker
Brothers
Sep 28
20 % Apr
9
Dec
54%
Jain
36% Nov
23
45
20%
Apr
39%
Dec
31
Feb
11
44% May
8%
Dec
19%
Feb
9
Nov
10
18
Jun
83*% Dec
17%
96%
Dec
Dec
5% May
29
Dec
24%
Nov
'62
Jan
Jan
40
Feb
Nov
26
31
Feb
13
23 % Jan
2
43% May 15
17
90
16% Mar TO
17% Sep
21% May
77% Dec
39%
Feb
25% NOV
8
Beck
42%
42%
42
42
*41%
42
700
*21%
22%
20%
21
21
bud
OH
16
Nov
&
26
Feb
11
38% Jun
9
12% Nov
10
21% Jan
2
21
Nov
3
70
Nov
26
Bendix
89% Nov 17
23% Feb
14
Oct
25
Feb
17
27
39% Oct
125
27
Jan
9
Mar 16
37% May 15
14% Jan 14
Range since Jan.
Highest
25
May
12% May
36
Lowest
May
28% May
14% May
18%
28
Feb
xl3
Feb
Nov
24
Dec
41% July
24'/8 Oct
Feb
13% Nov
11
24
Nov
23
116
Dec
Foods
Black
Si
—
Steel
Bohh
66
Sep
88
2
96
Jan
33 % Mar 18
6% Nov
39
Nov
22
71
25% Marl6
25% Nov
13
Apr
92 % Oct
4
Feb
15% Mar 16
9
Nov
27
Feb
26
Dec
Apr
90% Feb
13
20% Dec
27%
Feb
17% Feb
14
101% Apr
23% Sep
26
Jan
May
:
Dec
80
.
Nov
15
Dec
120
Nov
9
Sep 28
•
12 Vb
,
Feb'
Co
Inc
Bucyrus-Erie Co
7%
Budd
$5
3
,
4%
preferred
3%% conv 2nd
12% Feb
13
7 % Nov
10
Feb
79
Jan
27%
Oct
Mar 16
9% Nov 26
17% Jun
10% July
108
Sep
76
89
Bush
9
16
4% May 18
27% July 14
Mar 17
98% Jan
23% Feb
15
11
Jan
105
July
35 % Jun
27% Mar 17
.Byers
7%
54 %
5
3%
Feb
1% Mar 12
8%
Feb
5% Nov 23
17%
3
Feb
23
Nov
16
9% Nov 10
101% Nov
4
Dec
48% Feb
38% Feb
Dec
25%
Feb
14% Mar 16
xl9
May
15%
Feb
% May 26
10
Mar
4
19
Vs May 14
38
Mar
1
47% May 19
Feb
47% Dec
see
page
24.
11
119
Jun
44'
2
May 14
•«
Shares
share
♦28 %
29%
400
13%
13 Va
1.100
IV'
10%
11
10'%
10%
10
10%
STOCK
10
101/4
4,300
13%
EXCHANGE
14
*13%
*41
21%
20
14
13%
44
%
40
20%
20
24%
24
24
24%
Day
61
62V4
34 Va
34%
320
18%
18%
18 Va
18 Vb
181/4
18%
18%
5,400
40%
40%
41'%
39%
40%
39
39%
4.200
55%
56
55%
56 %
54 VB
55 '%
54%
5,600
-*
89%
2V4
2%
2
35%
*35
*86
2
35%
35
6 %
89%
3'4
39
6%
8
35
*26
8%
35,
6%
6%
39
%
2 Vb
35
6%
*86
89%
,*2%
35 %
6%
"
*86
2%
8%
*26
8%
26
95
*92%
95
*92%;
19%
19%
19 Va
19 %
9%
9»/4
9 %
9 %
30 %
'
20%
5
15%
*121
100
'
31%
*31
31
31%
3,000
8%
27
92 Va
*31
1,700
35
29 Va
4
9 Vb1
6%
,
8%
26 3
xl8 Vb
500
35%
29 Vs
*26
9%
*31
8%.,
2.9 Va'
600
21%
*30
28
*
19
9 Vb
%
29 Ve
510
89 Va
V4
6%
x27 VB
95
19
6%
34%
8%
27
53
*86 Va
f
6%
34%
27
*94
1,300
Thanksgiving
26%
15
4,900
62
27
par
20%
25
27
*
700
20%
34
29%-
*92%
„
61 %
29%
___i
13%
44
33 V2
29%
100
20%
24 V4
Va
*41 Vb
63
62
29%
_2.50
13
CLOSED
44
33%
2%
40
*8%
25%,
13%
*41
44
20 VB
40%
56%
*
13%
*41
21%
*32%
89%
6%
3,500
1,900
27
1,300
27
27»/a
3,600
95
94
94
18%
18
18%
9 Vs
9
9 VB
Va
50
3.300
.J
3,500
31%
*30
96
96
96
94
95
92%
92%
*92
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
2,800
15 %
15
15%
9,500
15%'
15 Va
122
*121
No par
8%
8%
69 VB
69%
8%
69
15%
15 VB
122
121
9
8 %
69
'
15%
15
121
*120
8%
8%
69
G9
68%
122
30%
.
95
*120%
8%
122
'
•
170
60
8%
81/2
8,900
69
67%
68 Va
290
*30%
:
5
*32
32%
32
32
31
31
85%
*30%
*83%
86
85
85
85
85
*14
No par
32%
*83
pfd—100
83%
83%
800
14%
*14
14%
13%
14
14
14'%
38
14V4
14%
800
*37%
38%
*37%
38%
36%
37%
36%
36'/4
GOO
17%
18%
17%
*37%
18 %
17%
17%
100
*86
38
86
86
86
*86 Va
100
*79%
81%
*79%
80%
80
80
*
100
*80
83
*80
83
*80
83
*80
14%
par
86
14%
8
8
preferred—100
100
_15
10
lOVa
„100
79
14%
100
79
5
*3%
No par
*21%
100
*99%
No par
;
for
the Week
13%
•56%
1
26%
<•
14 Vb
14%
7%
7%
*ioo%
.
100%
9%
7%
101
10
14%
79 Va
13%
7%
17%
88
22.
83
14%
13%
7%
100 Va
550
9%
2,800
9%
9%
9%
78%
78%
78%
3%
26
9%
79
'
3%
3%
3%
20 Va
21
19%
20 %
'l9»/4
99 %
99%
99
99%
*25%
26%
3,900
7%
100%
3%
26%
26
26
v
14
7%
100 Va
9%
21%
80
300
83
7%
78%
100
12,400
79%
100%
101
3 %'
*21
18
200
88 "2
*80
78%
100
26%
*87 Va
78
3 %
100
'
17%
'
80
78 %
3%
32
99
*26
H
80
37'a
2,300
70
2.100
20
1,200
99
280
26%
500
\
•
common
I per
Sales
29'/a
301/4
!
Nov. 26
I per share
13'/a
29%
-
Friday
Nov. 25
$ per share
29%
*29
29%
preferred-j.
Thursday
Nov. Zl
14
*85
2_No par
__—
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
29 %
No par
50
■
i.
Copper^
*35%
—No par
53
■
35 %
35%
*35%
36
52'%
52%
*52
53
1%
5
.
36%
*52
.■
1
Canadian Breweries Ltd—No par
Canadian Pacific Ry—25
.
i
30 V*
Zinc-L,ead J
Mills
2,000
HIGH SALE
30
25%
Campbell W <fc C Fdy
_Nopar
Can Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 eonv
preferred—_No par
Canada Southern Ry Co—
—100
Cannon
9%
29 V8
common
Calumet & Hecla Cons
15% May 21
Dec
38
9 Vb
30%
Co
c
9 %'
29 Va
participating preferred
•'
1,100
9
13%
44
r5
preferred
Copper & Zinc
Co (A M) common
Callahan
8% May 21
31% May 7
110
For footnotes
-
400
28%
13%
1
California Packing
5%
preferred
Sep 15
May 17
33%
135%
28%
29
14
.*—100
common
Jackson
32%
135'%
29 %
9%
*9%
$ per share
34
135%
29
135%
137
13%
21%
_No par
i
Bldg 7%
Bros
Byron
40% Jun" 15
Jan
•
132
9%
40%
4%%
Butte
16
52
Term
Butler
9
Dec
Oct
%
33
29%
29
40%
Burroughs 'Adding Machine—No
2
Sep 27
2% Mar 17
preferred
34 %
33%
*135
29%
18%
Bush Terminal
Jan
34%
28,400
34%
134%
29%
18%
1
17
:
34%
X55
3„>Od
18%
3
15% Jun
Feb
22% Oct
281/4
29
18
3%*%
104
28
13%
Burlington Mills, Corp c6mmon__rl
6
Jan
29%
29
;_No par
3
6
28%
T-1
J.
preferred
18
108%
29%
62%
,
Jan
Dec
28%
34
common-.
Jun
Dec.
29 %
25
preferred —J
(The) Co common.^
'Jun
Jan
1,200
33
—J;
preferred
88
Dec.
33% Nov
Shoe
$3.60
100!
24%
200
25%
62%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender —No
13
10
92 Va
25%
:_No par
Blgelow,
26
88
IM?2
Si
Mar 31
Dec
*90 V4
62%
common
Apr
Jun
18..
Co
Nov
May
90 "2
26%
—No par
Stratton
81
6
6% May
21 % May
•12% May
&
300
90%
26 Va
34%
*
Manufacturing
78
11
34
9
*70
Nov. 'iH
*34%
77
16% Jan
10,400
91%
134%
*41
Roller
Jan
97
331/4
27 Vb
Tuesday
*2%
Mar
72
24% Apr
51% Dec
1 % Dec
i
Buff Niag El Corp 3.60%
Bullard Co
_i
Bulova Watch Co Inc
95%
32
27%
Nov. 'l:i
(assented )_100
2\
24% Jun
33%
*90'%
25 VB
Buffalo Forge Co
16% Mar 16
32%
90%
62%
common
RR
15
22%
May
Maine
Brown
21% May 15
43% Jun
1
19
&
July 12
90% Jun
33%
97%
27%
—15
Jun
100
33
34
!
75
14
1,400
16
*94
10%
5
Inc
40
24
1.500
16
16%
97%
13%
No par
Mar 30
20
11%
11%
*16
*94%
Monday
*28%
1
Brass
Nov
104%
34%
137
t per Share
A-——'-No par
65
291/4 Feb
13% May
94% May
class
31
13% Nov 23
3
&
Feb
78% Aug 11
79
Par
common-
Feb
Feb
12% May
Co
Brown
24% May 17
124% July 2
11% May 15
Apr
Jun
new
14%
Feb
12 VB
16%
Nov. 20
•
86%
Feb
33%
12
700
97%
16 Va
*95
Saturday
,
preferred
Brooklyn Uni6n Gasj
5
38% Feb
May
par
STOCK
37% Nov
8
12 V'8
12 '/a
16%
LOW AND
3%%
99
Aug 11
23% Nov
1
23%
84
9%
B
Bristol-Myers
17
102%
80
9'%
Briggs
July 26
33 Vb Aug
Dec
Dec
29%
Briggs
27
May
May
29%
Co- (The)—
Bower
10
14% May
14
*134 %
Beating Co
5
Braniff Airways Inc
L
——2.50
Brewing Corp of America
^
15
Bridgeport Brass Co^
—No par
25
26
80
34%
100
.—No par
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
34% May 18
37% Jun
2
Feb
Jan
28%
% May
Feb
Co
Stores
Boston
11% May 15
36% Jun
9
36%
106%
25
Jun
Nov 12.
x27% Mar 17*
15% Dec
69
9
10% May 18
8.
31%
20%
90%
*27
28%
,
Decker Mfg Co
No par
Co —————No par
Ami
Class
% July 13
42
10
63
125
Bon
May 24
5% May 15
1% Aug 26
25% Jun
Jan
32%
29
Carpet
Aluminum
11
9
28%
com—No par
Bliss & La-ughlin Inc——a
2.50
Bloomingdale Brothers—No par
Boeing Airplane Co
_5
42% Feb
'13% May
1
—
(Del)
YORK
(E W)
Oct
120
of
ser
Blaw-Knox
55
95
33%
12%
97%
10
1,900
16%
*15%
27%
Loan
pfd $3.25
Borden
109%
33%
12%
16%
*95
16%
92%
Bond
Dec
17%
97%
16%
*90
44% Jun
90
12%
*95
17
34'/4
*27
27% May 15
Feb
*12%
V *16%
*16
6,100
32 Va
34
1,900
24
40%
*16%
16%
12%
12%
*32
1.2O0
Feb
May
16%
*15%
12%
70
38
23 y8 May
30% Nov
34
12 Va
70
Jart
30
32%
x33
71
49%
Feb
*32
34%
71
38% May
37% May
18%
32%
33%
71
19
9% Dec
13%
"32 %
34 %
13
72
12
Feb
12%
32%
34 \\
72
Jan
Jan
13 %
32%
34%
75
Jan
13%
13%
32%
1"0
*70
51
96
79
12%
96
Dec
78%
21%
3
Dec
79
12%
3
7
79
21 VB
26
81
79
12%
Nov
Feb
79
100
20%
21%
Nov
39%
20'/a
12%
18
Feb
20%
21 Va
31% Nov
6%
20%
12%
61
102
20%
21%
Feb
Dec
20
12%
Jari
May
600
1,700
20 %
21%
Jan
3 Vb May
Va
83
13
35%
32
1,900
32
21%
Bliss
17% May 15
44% July 8
F6b
17
*32
82 Va
1314
34 %..
Appliances.—-—33%c
-
29 %
59
Xl7
83
*82 %
*31%
;
100
Birmingham Electnc CO-L—No
36 % July 15
19% May 18
14% Sep
2
5
31%
0
6,500
6,101
80
*79
10
EXCHANGE
32% Mar 15
■
12%
NEW
19% Nov 10
17%
2
Va
10%
21%
67
88%
19%
80
—1
_
!—y
18
38
37
-
13%
May
45%
25
83
17%
Va
36%
22%
1
Dec
89
32%
*82%
*82 Va
20%
*79
.
J—5
V/o preferred
Bigelow-Sanlord
Apr 16
37% May 18
29% Nov
*32
83
•
*36
"
1
common
$ per share
11
10
14
18 %
32
37%
80
*13
Highest
$ per share
Jan
x20%
18 VB
32
83
STOCKS
Year 1947
$ per share
32%
18%
32%
32%
1—1
——
Co
Indus
Range for Previous
Lowest
17 V8
*18
^50
—
.
Corp
Home
Bethlehem
139 % July 14
24
XlO
21
*22
Best
22
Sep 27
Nov
12%
22
com———10
Cum
30% May 24
37% May 27
30% Feb
37
11%
100
Aviation '
Beneficial
102 % July 23
Jan
32%
33%
12%
*21%
1946. No par
Cum pfd $4 div ser of 1948_No
par
Best & Co
1
26% July 9
87% Mar 10
35%
*36 %
36 %
12%
Co—.——_10
preferred
Bendix
36%
36%
12%
:
Packing
Howell
4%%
pfd
;
Bell
2
15
36%
36%
12
20%
Corp
Aircraft
24% Jan
38%
36%
12%
2.50
RR
Bell
103% Jun
38
36%
12%
*81%
.'
Belding-Heminway
26
40
*36 %
25
common
4%%
19%
93% Mar 16
*38%
—100
16
Mar 22
3,800
22
No par
i
Co
26
Feb
t per share
Inc
Creek
j
9,000
20
5
(A S>
Beech-Nut
42 %
20%
19
_1
pld
Beech
42%
20%
50
;
Corp
Mills, Inc
Shoe
22%
*21%
Co
Works
8
Jan
Jan
42%
10
common-:
37% July 23
20% May 21
28%
18%
42%
34% Apr
103%
150
70%
5
Apr
Dec
*70'/a
11
Dec
Dec
71
Feb
19%
13%
20%
70
cohv
Beaunit
24%
133%
19%'
71
32% Feb
30
14% Feb
May
20%
70%
Aircraft
11% Nov
28
20 %
Beech
Jan,
Jan
21V*
20%
71%
9
18%
24%
20%
*20
*70
16
Oct
106% Aug
X21 %
20%
70%
Jan
18%
Dec
23 %
20"%
Foods
3%%
500
70%
Cigars
Beatrice
•
50
15% Apr
39% Mar
•
100
—100
common
preferred
Iron
Bayuk
8
,
preferred
.
preferred————100
Corp (Delaware) „—10
2
8% Jan
12% May
10% May
16% May
Jan
22% May
78% Nov 26
,
30% Jun
95
Bath
common—
Aroostook
5%
Barnsdall
7
80% Sep
&
r/n
4 %
15
16% Mar 31
xl7
110% Jan
20% Aug
108 % Feb
12
Jun
non-cum
Conv
Works—
Ohio
59,
May 14
28% Jun 14
10
11
Feb
45%
35% Dec
&
Bangor
13% Feb
60
42
Baltimore
31% Jun 22
80% May 12
Feb
Jan
Inc
Locomotive
4%
Feb
28 % July
T)
29% July 14
16 Vs
55%
(B
11
69
V
t
13% Feb
May
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
5%
5%
5%
,5%
5%
5%
*24
35%
52
52
.
-
34%
*51%
34%
53
24%
10
'
103%
24 Va
24%
10 VB
9%
103 Va
*103
24%
10
104%
1,000
70
1%
1%
V'c
1%
4,500
5%
5%
5%
5%
5.800
'
24%
10
97%
*103
104 %
35
.
24%
9%
*103
25
23'%
1,100
9%
9 7«
5,000
104 %
104'/a
X23»%
10
104%
110
*39V
40
40
40
*40
41
*40
41
*40
41
100
*16%
16%
16%
16 Va
*16%
17%
*16%
17'%
*16
13%
13%
16%
100
13%
13%
44Va
42%
13 Vu
"43%
29,100
44%
400
*
*42
13'%
,
13%
13
13%
43%
43 y2
43 '-a
43%
-
12%
*43
Volume
Number 4755
168
THE
COMMERCIAL
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1947
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
$ per
$ per share
NEW
Highest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Par
11
Apr
143A 'Feb
11
13
18
May 15
Capital Admin class A
May,
57%
Feb
Aug 26
15%
Jan
48% Apr 21
3% Sep 20
56
Dec
$3 preferred A
Capital Airlines Inc
102
Nov
27
Dec
38
2
Feb
34
Nov
41% Jan
12
43'A Jan
6% Mar
1
:
9
9
Conv
May 20
Case
2
Feb
5
147% July 15
10
68% May 15
17c
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor.,
39% Jun
Celanese Corp of Amer
28%
Dec
22
Feb
13*
108%*
Jan
97
Feb
10
105
123
Feb
11
140
32%
Apr
Feb
Dec.'
21Tb
Dec
9
July
$4.75
2
22% Feb
28
May 27
34% Jun 25
Feb
18% Oct
11
20 % Jan
.5
22% "Feb
16% Jun
21
18% Feb
6% Feb
28
.11 % Sep
5% Nov 12
'7% May
1.
common
Nov
156
Xl7%
CO
130
Dec.
193,4
(J I»
x50
Dec
12% Jun
30
14 %
Jan
*32%
Dec
10074
Dec
77%
Dec
96%
12%
1674
7%
i
1st
2nd
Celotex
Corp
Central Foundry
Co
of
Dec
j.
10% Nov
15
3
.
li
Dec
14%-Feb
8
Nov
12
Nov.
35'A Mar
21
Nov
26
J&n
12% Nov
*23%
*7%
26
29
1
*10172
721%
20 % May
30
Oct
24% Feb
19'A May.
27
Feb
17% Feb
110%
Jan
90
16
100% Jan
6
20 %
Feb
9% Mar 16
.15'A Jun
8
>30 %
Oct
25% Mar 16
100%
Dec
10% May
de
Pasco
No
May 24'
Certain-teed
28
33
Jan
14
Chain
18
26% Jun
11
Champion Paper &.Fib com
$4.50
16%
16%
167b
1674
9%
9%
6%
6%
*5 7b
24%
2374
2374
7%
7%
774
10174
102%
7
*101%
1027a
574
*
•10174
4
.
Jan
40%
Dec
81%
Dec
3%
Apr
Nov
26
10
90
33
102% July
Jan
7774 v
*78
4
Feb
11
12%
J5n
7% Feb
11
17% July 14
12% -Dec
5% May
76 74 May-
Feb
9'A Nov
10
9
..
July 13
Feb
6
Jan
24
.14% May 21
12% July 13
May
15%
Feb
12
Jan
2
10%
Jan
7% Jan
2
15% July 13
6%
Feb
4% Mar 16
14%
Feb
7% Mar 16
233A May
13% Nov
38%
Feb
27%
Feb
14% Mar
33%
Nov
54%
Feb
35
20%
Jan
34%
Dec
26% NOV 10
July
49% Mar 20
4% May
8 3A
8%
-
;2%
Dec
63,4 May
30
938 Jun
-30%
117*4
11%
11%
.1174
1174
1174
1174
15
8%
8%
*874'
87 a
21%
21%
21%
2174
13%
13
13
13%
1274
13%
7a
26%
24
94
No par
1.25
*16
10%
*28.... '
26%
29
26%
23%
*9%
11%
Feb
.23% July 15
11
6
-
*574
11%
"11%
1074
9%
9%
974
*9%
107*4
11
9%
19%
3,600
1274
13,800
25
26
I.
•
•
■
95
No par.
P vtc__No par
*5%
5%
vtc.
100
33%
Chicago <fc Northwest com
No par
Series
A
Paul
&
preferred
9
Jun
2
7
Chic Rock Is &
22
72% Oct
22
July 22
15% Oct
20
,
9%
1
32%
100
100
i 34
3474
4
34%
16;700
33
7874
78%
*77%
7874
57a
5%
574
574
900
11
10 74
10%
10 %
1074
97 b
97b
9%
2,100
5,400
10%
2,900
.
<•
974
10
10
10%
1974
1874
19%
18%
10%
974
1074
974
5%
574't'
5
1874
4,700
10
1,600
5
5
2,100
8%
87b
8,400
3174
574
9%
874
3274
300
32 74
5,500
"
"
574
33%
8%
33%
.
100
974
28%
9%10
*
9%
5%
94%
*9%
9474
'
2874
8%
874
..3174
3274
33%
.
.
•
'.
.
15%
15%
15%
1674
15 74.
1574
15 74
15%
1574
157V
4,400
39
39
38
%
3974
38%
387.,
3874
387i
3874
3874
2,500
23%
5 7c
.42% Sep
'
1,700
10
"<
'
500
23
*28%
9%
*28
"'
25
23
26
23 7a
19%
10%
500
21%
12 74
6
10
10%
%
18
57
6%
19%
45% Jan
56
May 21
78%
10
Chic Milw St
1,000
9
*874
;
237b
3474
78%
78 3
678
9%
50
class A—25
25% Feb
51% May
40
34%
4
35
34%
*77%
6
11%
preferred
;
—100
Chicago Pneumat Tool com—No par
$3 convertible preference—No par
49% July 15
78%
10%
__
11%
2,500
21
*94
-
28%
19%
B
"
1274
10
28%
19%
Class
100
3174
21%
974
10
9%
35 7V'
787's
—
Louis Ry Co
380
79
30
-
127a
94 74
29
*9%
*28
35
25
100
—40
preferred
10174
*77 74
-
9
874
237a
94%
94
10%
5 7c
3,300
21 i/b
.
26%
*26
2., 72
93
—
Chic Ind
41% July 13
9
Apr
A
1,300
7%
•
'
8%
21%
111 RR Co com—No par
East
400
'23%
101%
1
31%
Chicago Corp (The)——
1.
Chicago Great West RR Co com„50
30
13% July 13
&
Class
22% July 14
4% May
Chic
5%
23 %
79
327b
'8
■
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—,—5
7%
2,300
97b
774
10174>
77%
93
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3%% convertible preferred
2,400
17
974
5%
7%'
*31%
*23 %
9
29
1674
I
'
>
33
*26%
8
May
45% Jan
76% Nov
54% -Jan
<
30
200
>
79
*77
1874
-
24
23%
7%
•
32%
»
79
5,100
10%
*
.
33
21%
par
5
Mfg__,
J
120
2474
*18 74
-1674
6
23 %
"
16%
10
300
138%
24 >4
1
23
10,400
18%
1874
No par
preferred
Checker Cab
18%
No par
Co
Belt
19
11%
„—1
Products.*,
20
3074
1007b
.
32%
9.50
Sugar Co
Copper Corp_a
30%
*100%
•
25
1874
26
2474
574
257b
10
*77
.
3,400
137
974
26%
110
136
53%
138
137
:
900
5,700
52
317b
10074
102 %
Century Ribbon Mills—',.
Cerro
3074
*,10074
774
Light 474%.pfd„100
3.40'{f pfd—100
100
Violeta
Central
May 21
Jun
£8% Apr
111
31'%
137
31
a
300
7%
38 %
136
>
53%
10074
317
26
24%
tCentral RR of New Jersey.*
11% May
Feb
5,400
34
774
136
53
137
6%
Central NY Pr Corp
1
-
135V4
-1'
53%
9%
*5%
«
53
10074
167b
97s
57c
May 27
'
9%
500
12%
3774
38
137
*18%
^No par
Ga'Ry Co vtc
Day
774
37 74
101
31
.
2671,
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—
53%
'
137
5
j.
;
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31%
100:%
137
1
'1
Co
Central
Jun
53
-39% Nov
2218
3274
34
Thanksgiving
'
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1367a
19
8
108
13674
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8
8
137
7%
53%
53%
26
100% Nov
6
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136
100%
No par
Sugar
1
Central
7%
38%
20
7
,5% ^preferred
Central' Aguirre
*
774
*136%
3
Oct
1274
34
M
37%
100
8% Mar
7% Jan
1274
34
12%
39
_No par
common.
*33%
7%
31%
com—No par
preferred—
preferred
22
74
13
13%
13
2
x37%
53
210
3074
12%
32%
3234
34%
32%
7%
136
Nov
Oct
11Tb
Feb
32 74
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'
4,600
30 %
3274
30»4
41%
100
3.800
106
106
CLOSED
3074
30 74
3074
*7%
No par
preferred series B vtc_'_
100
Central Hudson G <fc E Corp
No par
Jan
116
1,200
50
574
•w
6
7
52 74
5 °/8
EXCHANGE
10674
105
107
30 7 4
32%
30%
41V8
■
.38% July
Jan
107
STOCK
5%
13%
5274
54
*
34%
25
10
Apr
4% May
10%
108
*107
1374
13%
5%
574
57b
Shares
'
13 7
*33%
22% Nov
7%
13%
*52%
337*2
*13%
»
series—50
Carriers & General Corp—
1
Feb
k
-
14
54
30%
preferred 4%
Jan
130
197b May
1087a
*30%
—4—5
Corp c0mmori_u-4-4—_-10
Carrier
8
52 %Jun
x97
•
*107%
Carpenter Steel Co.,
49% May 21
23
35% Mar
64
17'A May
—100
Light
*1374
*52%
5%
the Week
share
'
Feb
158%
Dec
18'
Power
14
54
5%
for
Sales
Friday
$ per
$ per share
i per share
Z
share
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
Nov. 24
*52%
•
Thursday
Wednesday
*13%
54
5%
Clinch & Ohio Ry
Carolina
S per
15
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Nov. 23
$ per share
14
5%
_No par
Carolina
Dec
47
49 74 May
Nov
14
(2235)
"Tuesday
Nov. 12
share
*52%
10
-—1.
-
5
&
$ per
common—l
_
July 28
32
12% Nov 24
Oct
73A
Jan
29 V2 May
132
'Oct
45
110% Nov
18
27% Jan
5074
21%
12 7b May,353,4 May
13?"
100% Feb
Jan
39'A
Dec
6
Jan
128
8% Mar 22
>
Monday
Nov. •*;()
$ per share
share
Feb
Saturday
EXCHANGE
50
5 74
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
29 %
29
*2874
28%
2874
2874
28%
28%
*52
5474
35
35%
6674
66% "
*52
29
.
53
53
53
36%
36%
357a
36
66%
66 %
66
66%
53
,53
1,200
52
*51
200
'
10%
Dec
15%
Jan
4%
15%
Feb
21
Nov
10
14% Feb
Feb
7% Mar
2% Nov
11
.19% May 27
4% Apr
3
.
44 % Oct
2
63% May
1
Pac
preferred series A——100
Chicago Yellow Cab—
—No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
Childs
Co
5%%
3
2674
2674
100
*93 */4
94
*93%
94
93
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
20%
20 %
20%
21
21
40%
40%
41
41
4074
*2774
27%
27
27%
2774
27%
4
.29% Jun
17
Cincinnati Gas &
96
Dec
9
101% May 26
27 % May
34 %
8
May
78
Dec
Nov';1,
26% Nov
17
33
9
.10
7% Mar
Mar"
94
20%
78
May
85
Jun
95
34%
Nov
43 3A' Jun
Jan
6
15% Jan
Feb
j'. 23
May 17
6
4%
preferred———
3
City Ice & Fuel
2
City Investing Co common———5
38% Aug
5
5 %
176
July 12
,88
Jun
4
42% Oct
20
29
Clark Equipment Co
34% Feb 10
C
Illuminating com^^No par
$4.50 preferred
'
—-—No par
Cleve Elec
6
111% Jun
7
Nov
24
Oct
15
34% Apr
108% Jun
25
57c
Dec
101;
.Jan
69% Nov
9
Cleve
Dec
57
23
78% May 20
47 % May 19
14%
Dec
24%; Feb
13% Nov 24
18% Mar 22
Climax
32
May
39% Mar
23% Nov
Nov
9
34
Dec
48%*Mar
30% Sep
28
140
Dec
Feb
10
89
Dec
78% Sep
30
105% Jan.
Feb
40
Sep
-
9
Cleve
Graph Bronze Co conu
preferred
Special gtd 4.7
154
Feb
•-
91 %> Dec
Year 1947
Lowest
137
5
141-
Jan
5
Clopay
10%
,
36% May 17
1140
65 %
33
July 13
7%
92% May 20
47o
147
Dec
23%
Dec
May
140
61
1332
Nov
183
1—No
39
107%
July
31% Nov
8
Class
1
Coca-Cola
■'45% Jan
12
X87 % Sep
10
2
96
Apr 20
25% May 18
22%
Oct
,16
18
Oct
12% Feb
11
20%
Feb
16
Feb
11
22% Oct
22
17%
Feb
10
18% Jun
25
17%" Feb
9%"May
16%' Feb
May
21%
Dec
32%
21%
Nov
32%
10
Apr
11%
Dec
Jan
*
Jan
12%
Oct
22%
63
Feb
I
Mar
86
Dec
39% Aug
30% May
Nov
Feb.11
9% Nov
11
5
26% May 21
-
22% Oct
23
18% July 15
Nov
24
9% Nov
15
17% July 14
20% Nov 26
32 % May 15
>20% Nov
31% May 12
3
2674
94
94
94
2174
20%
21%
41%
3
40 74
40%
20%
7% Sep
27
Dec
Feb
35% Feb
Oct
36% Jan
23
87
Dec
115%
Feb
90
Jan
2
4,400
34
34%
32
*30 74
8
-
1974
.1974
900
2774
8
*30%
1,900
70
80
1974
3,200
Colo Fuel
57c
Iron
&
38%
24%
3174
25
26
*105
107
72
*70
72
*40%
42%
*40%
42 %'
25
25
%
13%
14
24%
.
7%
*7
31%
24%
7
31%
31
*139
800
>
*80
83
Saturday
1 per
2nd
35
90%
16
Pictures
18%
*
18 %
*10%
*11%
*10
preferred—100
21
197b
117b
17% Nov
-i
137-1
7,500
24%
73/a
25
25
7
„
18 74
SALE
10
81
900
PRICES
140
63 74
35
34.
!
90
15%
1574
JOS/,
1974
19%
17%
17 %
18 74
12%
18%
177b
18
18%
1174
11
10
11
10
21%
21%
22
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2174
21%
21%
1174
11%
9%
,
11%
11%
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2174
18 7 a
18%
10%
s.;.
8
8%
10'%
1174
11
21%
26
400
480
11%
350
10
10
21%'
3,700
21
1,200
10'4
-
7i:,4
*2074
11
107b
774
87b
w—No par
52%
Co_—_—No par
31
31
3074
31
30%
307b
4
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—10
3774
3774
*3774
3774
3674
377b
Commercial Credit common——10
497b
49 3 b
47%
49%
48%
467b
74
49
98
98
98
99
98
98
9674
97
18 74
1874
18%
1874
18
1874 -
17%
18%
43% Jun
8,900
9%
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2174
52%
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51
51
2974
3074
36
-
17%
1874
207b"
10
217 b
21
:
1»600
*1074
54
Carbon
2,100
9%
*52 %
Columbian
450
15 7b
19%
1874
54
16
2,300
90 V4
Xl7
Day
1874
8
15
34%
90
10
*51
37% Apr
120
•
19%
Thanksgiving
common—No par
$4.25 cum preferred w
1,300
63 74
"
"
8
77b.
8
90
11%
.*9%
Shares
1574
19%
11
142
34
157b
20
for
the Week
share
*1100
CLOSED
90
1174-
-
6374
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EXCHANGE
3.4 >/4
90
11
-
.
STOCK
-1574
*1874
-
$ per
141
*62%
*1100
Sales
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
1 per share
$ per share
141
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 24
15 34
117 b
3,300
80
Wednesday
,
1,300
81
80 74
627b
7%
32%
141
90 74
177 b
19
3274
—
'500
*139
18%
,
7%
31%
—
141
157;.
11% /
%t
'
42%
13 74
3174
143
•'
30
*40%
141
share
3474
35%
1,100
2474
HIGH
627b
—
100
14
*8874"
21
21
Inc._*No par
System
;
42%
8074
*141
63 74
23%
~
4,500
1374
?
*1100
35
16
197b
Inc cl A—2.50
B„__—»—i
—2.50;
Gas
*6274
*1100
*88%
1st preferred——100
non-cum
63%
*3474
:—4—-20
144
144
144
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■
107
*40%
.
3174
$ per
,
71
Tuesday
t per share
-v,
3874
*69%
Nov. U
Nov. 22
share
*142%
Corp com„..No par
non-cum
23%
*104
107
'
1
10874;
72
141
80%
Monday
*1100
Corp.—_No par
47c
38 %
*70
7%
31%
*139
85
10874
237s
x23
25
774
%
185
*80,
3874
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-
14
*2474
141
82
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1374
7%
31 %
141
*139
—100
100
A7c
*160
109%
38%
109
25
14
Southern Ry. com—100
Columbia
38%
t—4 O cc
10874
107
42
Columbia Br6ad Sys
-Class
38%
.
108 74
LOW AND
preferred
conv
85
*70
Aikman.——.—--No par
Colorado &
170
*80
*105
Mills Inc.-—-,—2o«,
Colonial
*160
85
70
137'a
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet com—No par
$3.50 preferred
;—Ai——No par *
Collins <fe
170
*80
36
-1
107 b
17,000
77b
3,500
54
.
200
3074
30%
2,500
367b
3674
1,100
477b
48 3 b
3,600
97
97
177 b
17%
9,700
3%
123,600
'
26% July
20% May
-2% May
Jan
2% Feb
i
94
123%
Jan
92% Nov
33%
Jan
25% Sep
14%
Jan
4
Dec
•
3% Oct
-4% May
-
Nov
Feb
4
Sep
Feb
j 104% Nov
21
Mar
103% Feb
-11% May 20
6% May 21
8
25 % July 12
5
107 % July
10
93
93 74
93
937b
26
26%
2574
26%
preferred series--
28
Aug 27
137b
137b
127b
6%
Consol RR of Cuba
Retail
_*—15
38%
pfd—_100
Inc__—1
*1274
*9 7b
Stores
99y2
Dec
17% Mar
38%
Feb
114%, Feb
Feb
24
15% May 12
8% Nov
26
15% July
Consolidated Textile Co Inc——10c
7% Nov
10
16% Mar 20
Consolidated
Nov
24
35% Jun
Consumers
31
32%" May
94
%
Dec
Feb
48
104% July
33%
90
Sep
18
$4.52
Nov
42 % Jan
10
Oct
$4.50
24
105
27
Nov
*
11%
Dec
20%
Feb
>10% Mar 17
Dec
106%
Apr
84% Mar 23
92% Sep
Feb
29% Nov
40
30%
Dec
44%
110% July
95
Dec
9
May
13%
Feb
44
May
55%
Dec
For
footnote*
see
page
92
Oct
7
8% Nov 10
48% Mar 17
24.
5
99% May 25
94
26
17
106% May 25
98% July 26
100
17% July 13
3
May 15
Vultee
$3.75
preferred
38%
23
23
12%
.9%
834
97b
9%
87B
9%
;■
934
974
97b
97b
9 74
9
9%
9
,
900
387b
23
127b
2,800
9
39
3,800
22%
12 74
87 b
1274
500
87b
4,500
9
3874
12%
*12%
800
13%
22
3774
127 b
5,600
13,400
1274
.
97b
22
*1274
4%
22%
1067b
,
,
,
87 b
9
2,100
19,000
31%
31%
104
104
104
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
104%
105
104%
104%
520
America com—20
*34 %
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
1,200
1—100
*90%
92%
*90%
92%
*90%
92%
No par
preferred
Can
38
387b
23
47b
10674
13
8%
'
23 74
.13
400
22
227'b
106 74
127 B
*
87b
1,800
267b
104%
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50
9
38%
22%
38%
13
87b
3174
267b
47b
22 7b
1067b
,
500
307b
-
*104%
'. No par
preferred
Continental
2,200
11,500
9%
*104
Power Co com;.
Inc common
-J—No
99
July 13
13% May 21
Continental
64% Oct
Continental Insurance
26
1
preferred _i——i-i-No par
preferred.:—_4
——No par
Container Corp of
47c
Aircraft—
23
9
9
27
4%
.22%
Consolidated Natural Gas
9374
257b
*9
317 b
26%
106%
Grocers
4
9%
31
.
474
22%
*1067b
Consolidated
6
4%
2274
106%
2
<51
11
4%
227b
10674
Jan
24
<
474
4%
227b
106%
874
19% Feb
.Dec
4%
22 74
106%
1374
37% Nov
10% July
2774
1374
Jan
30
31%
*26%
*874'
Jan
11
31 Vb
2674
Corp__• _1.33%
30
Feb
3174
2674
Consolidated Laundries Corp.——5
54%
19%
3174
27%
Consolidated
18
12 % May
,
32%
11
8% Nov
.230
2574
2574
9
'
—No par
—,
95
25%
.
3
93%
94%
^
9% 4
3274
Cigar—
preferred-.
*
37b
3
'
257b
97 b
Edison of N Y com—No par
Consol
$5
95
2574
9 7b
*9
93b
*2674
..No par
No par
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5,
3%
94
48
.
*
974'
21
Feb
<
6
37 b
37b
——No par
$6
Conde Nast Publishing Inc—No pan
12% Jun
Feb
1*5%
May
Commonw'lth & South com—No par.
3
3
xl8% Jun
11% Mar 16
20%
17
May 21
3
■
Commonwealth Edison Co—i——_25
Consolidated
10%
40'A May
Solvents-'—-No par
Commercial
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
11% May
Dec
19
27
-————100
preferred
36% July 12
3
108% Mar
Apr
3.60%
32
10
26'
29%
Nov
21
28% Feb
Feb
7
'
Nov
7
29% May 14
11
33%
Apr
106
"
-35%
23% May
30
10
8% Feb
July
29% May 26
23
8 % May
104
18
25% Nov
I
2,000
*75
71 GO
85'
38%
24"
*40%
—No par
Columbia
78% Jun
■
5
-48%
j
?
100
20%
40 %
*27
53% July i5
18
28%. Feb
May
'
■i
94%
2074
8
193A
'%.
107
par
(The) common_No par
Internat
24
>14% Jun
28
Nov
36
•
2,700
,,80
*78
i
,
'
'
I
27%
40%
V
27%
7%
7874
1974
35%
*27
.
874
78%
a?
180
108
Nov. 20
A
13% May 21
10% Feb-13
51
36
50
27,300
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r
267a
>
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-
30
51%
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-
5274
70
STOCK
YORK
Cdca-Cola Co
2
July
Aug
May
«
107 %
24
Par
Jan
1332
1
Jan
56
190
3774
51
26%
-
5174
*105
-1
—
preferredcum 2nd preferred—
63% Jun
26
July 13
15
8
387b
,
EXCHANGE
12
May
16% May
•
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1
NEW
Feb
8
35
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50
stock—-.*-,
Corp
,
46
18
36
85
.
.
•,u*.
20%
180
50
$ per share
t per share
105% July
May
87
Jan
1155
80
STOCKS
Nov
191%
Jun
May
37%
*36
8 74
*78%
*80
Cluett Peabody & Co com——No par
Lowest
Highest
May
x61%
*35%
V
Vi
*160
1
—100
gtd
Industries Inc
Clinton
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
.
4 per share
t per share
<
Co 7%
MolyLAienuih-
*35% Jan
*9
—
Pitts RR
&
Range for Previous
"
20
•
6
T
8%
8%
80
1974
20
preferred
non-cum
42%
j
8 %
*78%
.
com—100
——100
C C & St Louis Ry Co
57c
105
>I
4,000
48%
4874
"
■
July 12
x23
'
,
par
preferred——loo
—*1
—5
7c
;Mar
.
1—No
City Stores
35% July
71
37
200
3%
3
..
'
—No par
Jan
109,
Jun
„
I T Financial Corp
Jun
Jan
80
Jan
115%' Feb
Dec
Eleo "com,.;.
C
Nov
27'A
106
———
8
,84% Apr 20
May 24
.21
27% Mar 18
34% Nov
176
107
Co
Copper
,
\
'
Feb *
11%
12% May
48 % July
3%
48 %
*3574
'
26%
23% Feb
27
3
*48
'
48%
26%
Jan
18
3%
4874
26%
29%
26
1674
*26 %
Nov
Nov
13%
*16
,8.50
23
19% Nov
*35
3
*1274
1774
-
52%,;
Chrysler Corp
1,600
1774
51%
Chile
10
66
*65
4,400
13
53
24
36% Jan
4874
34%
34
'
,
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37
Jun
65% Jun
90
3 %
48%
3%
.1
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52
42
26
Feb
3%
48
66.;
,
13%
36%
18
Nov
Feb
*16%
37
Feb
51
Jan,,'
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17%
54%
31
Oct
%
13%
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3b 74
6574
53%
Mar
66%
28
i—100
r—,..,25
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34%
.
.
2.50
42%
Sep
4b
3 %
43
preferred——
Dec
111
1
—
13
17%
*
:
17%
*12%
10
.
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common—
56%
21% May
,
Conv
32
37 % May
RR Co—No par
Diamond Fibre.
—
20 s
par
5
10
32%
32%
32%
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32%
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32%
31
32
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14
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14
89
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14%
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80
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32%
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32
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370
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14
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80
30
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10,000
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35%
14
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3,800
97%
9%
8%
8%
600
60%
59%
60%
2,200
16
THE
(2236)
1 per
8 per share
share
12%
Feb
Feb
27
10 Vb Jun
24
Continental Motors
Apr
55%
Dec
46% Feb
11
69% Jun
18
Continental
Oil
12%
Apr
27'/a
Oct
14
Mar 16
19% Apr
16
Continental
Steel
14% May
19
Feb
19% Mar
Jun
14
Cooper-Bessemer
43
55
Dec
17%
Oct
May
12 %
Jun
44
Dec
9
33
x49% Mar 17
55
Feb
13
July 12
2iy8 Oct 22
11
Nov
1
20%
Feb
9 V* Nov
10
15% Jun
15
61
Jan
50
Dec
Feb
13
57% July 14
49
42% Mar 24
Feb
55
12 % May
51%
6
23% Oct
10
18%
Dec
reo
18
Nov
88%
Dec
105%
Feb
88
Nov
3
88
Dec
105%
Jun
86
Oct
28
Jan
58 Vh Nov
26
Aug
164% Oct
18
61%
32%
75%
Sep
195
Dec
170
15
97% July
98
1
66% Mar 24
Copperweld
4%
Dec
8%
Jan
3 % Sep
20
5% Jan
2
Dec
4%
Jan
2 Vb Nov
26
3% Feb
2
Feb
13
39% Jun
14
94% Aug 31
98% Jun
15
24% Jun
8
29
Feb
107
Mar
11'/a
Dec
16
Oct
22%
Dec
30
Jan
9 V*
x21
13
Nov
9
Mar 18
Cum
Corn
Co
46% Mar
6
$2
25
34% Jun
1
Oct
Nov
10
Feb
91% Feb
24
Oct
99% Nov
16
22% May
37 y4
Feb
21% Nov
24
28% Jun
96
Jan
66% Nov 24
78% Jun
34%
Oct
26 Va Nov
34
21%
Jan
66
Dec
22
'
May
13% May
12%
182%
Dec
24%
56
71
Nov
24
16
y2 Nov
15
7
Feb
11
122% Feb
17
61
147
Dec
70
-
48
Mar
6%
Feb
4% Feb
21 '/a
Dec
18% Feb
13
Jan
27
13% July 15
*132
Feb
129
133
Apr
30%
18% May
21V* Mar 16
Feb
Aug
-
|
2
.28 V* Sep
-
"137
2
25
24%
24%
EXCHANGE
24%
24%
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54%
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54%
CLOSED
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54%
18%
19 %
50
*24%
25
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54%
.
20%
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10%
52%
50%
Thanksgiving
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10%
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51 %
52
52
20%
59%
1,000
570
19%
2,800
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91
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91
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91
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91
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58
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59
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100
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1,500
31%
32%
25
31
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100
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33
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96
32%
33
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26
96
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70
27
preferred
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5
9,100
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.
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8
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37
36%
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800
25
25
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10
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22
70
27
37%
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100
18%
9%
9%
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23%
18
95%
102
22%
23
18%
25%
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37
26%
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pfd
%
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37%
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9%
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non-cum
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com
96
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9%
2.50
com
preferred
4%%
96
-
.No par
&
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing com
No par
$7 preferred
No par
1
July
*x31% May 26
1,200
*24%
25
*90
:25
preferred..
conv
Cuneo
May 14
12% July 21
11
12% May
24% Jan
5
America
of
Cudahy Packing Co
July 30
-
150
Mar 11
Feb
12%
.
-
4% May
'
88
12% Nov
18
15%
10%
100
preferred
RR
1%
1»%
8
7%
52
Cuban-American Sugar common__10
4
17% May 18
13
Feb
Nov
Jan
9
Jun
STOCK
100 *
com
Zellerbach
5%
13% May 21
Refining
$4 2nd preferred
Crucible Steel of Amer
Cuba
4,600
15%
100
1947
common...
Cork
$4.20
2
54%
15%
49
of
preferred
17
Jan
177
24
Nov
14
17% Aug
11
Apr 21
19%
Jun
113%
*
8
27 %
Oct
0% May
'
!
101
1
•
Dec
Xl6
155
Sep
Mar
17%
Dec
26
12% Feb
Jan
165
Jan
165
103% July 14
Jun vl
129
54 Vb
16
49
l
preferred
Crown
34%
Dec
10.200
55%
16
20%
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
18
7%
54%
16 Va
8
*
3%%
Creameries
Crown
7%
55%
16
20%
Coty
Coty International Corp
Crane
7%
54%
5
common-
ser
7%
53%
54%
preferred
Inc
36% Nov
130%
Apr
98
pfd 3%%
Products
1%
26 Vb
108%
25
Co
Shares
7%
*53%
20
10
105% May
Steel
the Week
54%
No par
-m*
S per share
for
Sales
Nov. 26
t per share
f per share
16%
25
50
52%' Mar
•
Dec
41
common—5
Corp
Nov. 25
Nov. 24
t per share
7%
-
•16
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
3%%
preferred
17% Nov
May 27
14
1948
55%
7%
55V4
Corn
2
Jan
40%
26% May
Dec
Corp
$ per share
I per thare
5
Delaware
Convertible pref 5% series
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
Mar 19
2%
97
Nov. 23
Friday
Thnrsday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. ii
1
of
$3 prior preferred
July 21
177
Monday
Nov. 20
Par
Monday, November 29,
HIGH 8ALB PRICES
Saturday
t per share
35
6% May
CHRONICLE
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
NEW YORK
Range since Jap, 1
Year 1947
FINANCIAL
&
STOCKS
-
Range for Previous
Lowest
COMMERCIAL
26%
1,500
19 %
3,800
D
:
19
Sep
30% Jun
10
Sep
85
Oct
8
94 Va Jun
24
___100
*87
88
23%
Oct
13% Mar
9
20% Jan
2
Davega Stores Corp common—.2.50
*15
16
*
25
17% Jan
6
*14%
16
*14%
24%
Oct
18% Feb
14
28% July 14
Jan
24% Feb
25
31% Aug
Dayton Pwr & Light
82% Nov
16
94
101 Va
Sep
33
..
July
84
Feb
9
Feb
8 Vb Sep
45%
.Aug
31
»
23'/a
20%
Dec
Sep
May
29%
i
series A
35 %
Dec
11
common
pfd
,101% July
Dec
12%
3%%
5% conv preferred
Davison Chemical Corp
18% Jan
84
28
Feb
15
82%
Corp
Sep
97
Nov
14% May
24
Dana
26%
19% Aug
90%
Dec
Oct
.
94
4
17
Jun
5"% May
,
59
17%
16
Jun
15
46 Va Jan
2
38 V* Jan
20
Feb
7% Feb
11
13% July 12
Dec
14% Feb
44%
Dec
32 % Mar 16
58
20
21% May 17
Records
Inc
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Deere
Co
&
7%
9
&
Delaware
.1
Hudson..;
Lack
&
88%
*86%
88%
*86%-
9%
9%
9%
9
9
8%
9
8%
29
ctfs
for
Escrow
ctfs
for
*28%
28%
500
34
29 %
34%
28 V,
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
6,100
34
34
34
34
34
34
34%
34%
1,000
43%
43
43
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41
9%
9
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43%
9%
9%
com
100
27%
26
pfd.:
100
47%
47%
47
47%
20
20%
20%
20 'A
20%
19/64
32
27
10
5
*12%
9
2
—.12.50
22%
18%
Jan
13
19%
Oct
14% Mar 12
Mar 17
May
May
Jun
10
X19% May 21
20% Oct
19
Sep
25
Jun
2
55%
Oct
47
Oct
19
56
Apr
21
Feb
11
Nov
24
23
Jan
5
40%
Detroit Hillsdale & 8WRR Co__100
Corp....
Vilbiss Co
Devoe & Raynolds class A
Diamond
Match
28% May
39%
21 Va
Jun
76
29
Oct
16% May
45% May-
Jan
; '
Nov
41
13
r
t 98% Dec
114%
Feb
13
Feb
97
Feb
Divco
90
Feb
Dec
Dr.
16
Dome
Mines
106% Jun
15
31 Vb Jun
21
Dresser
Feb
83
Jan
2
98
12% Feb
11
20
July 16
May 15
18
May 20
Duplan
129%
Aug
115% Jun
113% Jan
•94
Dec
19% Mar
188% July 9
124% Jun 17
Mar 18
28
Feb -11
12% Oct
99% Jim
;
111% Aug 24
116
22
15% Jan
1
3%%
Year 1947
2
-Range since Jan. 1
-
•
Lowest
$ per share
■
25%
3,900
46
46 %
800
20%
20%
20V4
20 %
9,200
32
19/64
19/64
19/64
19/64
i'e
185,500
58
58
*55
■
•
10%
10%
10%
10%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
22%
22V4
22%
22%
-
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,
58
*55
10%
•
25
46%.
20%
19/64
58
*55
10%
10%
10%
23%
23%
23%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
1,300
22 %
23
*21 %
22%
1,600
10%
*23
1,500
.,
700
42
41%
40%
41
40 %
41
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41 %
700
45%
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45 Va
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45%
44%
44%
44 %
44 %
200
13
12%
12%
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12%
12
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12
12
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16%
16%
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16%
16%
16 Va
16%
10,300
14%
800
41
1,400
15%
15
14%
27%
26%
26%
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28
27
27
28
28
49
49
49
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49
49
49
48
48
11%
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11
11%
11
11
5
33%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
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£
$4.50. series
Preferred
$3.50
11%
20
90
*87
14%
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13
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173
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172
121
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120
98%
I per share
46
90
30
11 %
11 %
48
46
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49
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1,400
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100
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4,900
600
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100
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400
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
■
Highest
•
11%
47%-
46%
20
13%
173
11%
49%
100
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49
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15
51
46%
101
.1
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49%
101%
No par
Duquesne Light 5%
DWG Cigar Corp
•llVa
47%
*100%
100
International
11%
51%
>99% ' 101%
50c
preferred
conv
11%
i !
47 %
15
common
15
51
r,
:__No par
common..
15
STOCKS
Highest
*46
47%
15%
Corp
Range fur Previous
Lowest
26
20%
23%
16%
Du Pont de Nem (E I) & Co com__20
3
Jun
Co
Industries
Dunhill
12% Mar 11
'107%? Sep
8,300
*41
$4- preferred series A__j__^No par
$3.25 2nd preferred
1 No par
106% Oct 22
Feb
Sep
*56
25%
*47
*47%
Ltd...:—
Chemical
Nov
Deo
26
*26%
Douglas Aircraft —-i...
19
Dec
25%
700
9%
*12%
r
2
Corp
Dow
98%
July
24%
41
__._No par
Doehler-Jarvis
24
17%
'
8%
No par
50% OCt1
19% Nov 26
164
*39%
9%
*44%
2
i
Pepper Co
Dec
197
%
8%
9%
No par
Dixie Cup Co common
Class A
10% May
14% Nov
May
%
1
67% Apr 15
13
23
May
58
10%
25
Corp
Feb
__
6
104 V*. Oct
Dec
*56
No par
common
6%
partic preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Distill Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Jun
40
11% NoV -22
47% Nov 24
32% Feb 20
42% July
Sep;
28
j.
34
Dec
8%
%
v
16% Jan
46
*43
29
RR
28 % Jun
19% May 26
2,800
34%
13
46% July 29
8%
8%
29
11% Nov
13
1,900
29%
Feb
24
80
10
34
Jan
35% Mar 12
8%
100
89
9%
10-
1,200
3,400
„
35
19/64
Steel
19
34
Rights
De
'
19
34%
*23
Feb
Dec
9
*29 <
1
Nov
I per share
*86%
10
1
38
•
'88
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
12
•
86 %
Detroit
9
Feb
14
86%
23
Jan
92%
86 Va
26% Oct
Jan
110%
*85%
13% May 24
47
my#
86%
60% Jan
24%
173
*85
19
50
80
86%
50
West
'
.
26%
86%
11
Apr
14
26
86 %
Nov
22 y8 Mar 18
Dec
91%
26%
100
Western
Detroit Edison
9
Nov
Soy#
19%
26%
10% Feb
•
,
19%
26%
8%
20
Escrow
July 15
% Nov
9
11% May
'*
20
26
*85
No par
common
preferred
Delaware
39% July 15
11
17%
25
20
50c
35%
49
20
26%
Decca
42 %
.19%
20
9
series B
160
26%
10
34% May 24
50 y2 Jun 24
15%
16
88
5
21% Nov
15%
*14%
•
20%
31%
Oct
20% May
*14,
10%
13
57
16
88
SeD
Oct
*14%
27
13% July
26% Oct
H
16
*26%
•
22
Jan
15 %
•10
29% Feb
62%
Aug
10% May
89
*14%
*86%
42
28'/a Nov 10
V* Nov
*87%
15-"
13% Jan
24
Apr
19%
87 Va
*14%
100
Oct
27 % Mar
Dec
19%
87%
15%
50c
19%
6% May
20%
19%
87%
*14%
Dayton Rubber Co.
Denver & Rio Grande
25% May
20%
19
87%
15%
5
Feb
10%
Preferred 3.75%
1
7
100
A
19%
88
14 %
10
45% Mar
32% May
(The)
common
series
19
19
87%
Jun
46%
33
3.75%
20
19%
15% Jan
Sep 27
7
% Sep
38%
.
Preferred
19%
•
.'
<•
-
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
/
•
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 2'i
-
Nov. 20
Nov. 23
Nov. 24
I per thare
share
f per share
S per share
;
Thursday
Nov. 26
f per
t per share
<••■
■>
Friday
Nov. 25
1
,
for
;
the Week
4
Sales
share
Shares
>
1
19%
'16
Jan
25% Aug
18% Nov
26
Nov
24%
13% Oct
11
Apr
16
14% Dec
42 % MaY
163
Dec
42% May
18% Dec
88
Dec
is y« Aug
104
„
Dec
51
13% Nov
38% Feb
10
Sep
27
>
47 V* Feb
28
69% Oct 26
Eaton
Feb
Xl5% Nov
26
19% May 17
92% Jun
l
Edison Bros Stores inc
16% Jan
Ekco Products Co
109
Feb
27%
Feb
111%. Feb
8%
33% May
39 Va
Jan
Sep
3%
11% May
19%
,171
82
Mar
11% Nov
98
Sep
5% Jan
Feb
Feb
15%
175
38 V* Nov
11
Feb
8
18
17
5
10
13
32% Feb
19
Jan
1% Nov
10
Feb
13% Feb
11
July
139
12
24
56
37% Jun
Feb
10
166
123% Feb
11
147
Oct
49 Va Feb
Sep
28
9
55% Nov
45
46% May
9% May
23
Aug 19
10
•
6%
4%%
Oct
3
17
Dec
12% Feb
11
20% July
15% July
19%. Jan
'
107
Apr
Mar
12% Jan
2
x29% Jan 22
97
Feb
27
6
9
16% Aug 27
34
104
Jan
8
Jun 10
Dec
10.% .Nov
13%
Feb
4% Nov 23
24%
Feb
9% Nov
18
25%
Jan
32% May
50%
Oct
35% Nov
5
*6% Dec
13% Aug
4% Nov
18
For footnotes
see
page
7% Mar 17
24.
9
Jan
14
20% May 17
11% Jan
5
49% May 3
7% Mar 30
-*
.
*159%
■
Thanksgiving
Day
15%
15%
xl5%
*89%
91%
11%
11%
11%
-
*6%
loo
*96
6%
41 %
41
6%
40%
14 %
14
^*33% >' 35
*1%
*33%
1%
19%
19%
154
154
*134
138
1%
19
-
15
*30%
Eureka Williams Corp
Evans Products Co
99%
°4%
No par
:
30%
*98
1
...
40%
14 Va
13%
14%
34
*33%
1%
19%
1%
-
19
*96
'
-
6%
.
155
138
2,900
'
33 Va
;200
/
*33% •34
1%
-
1%
1%
1%
18%
1%
19%
14%
19%
18%
18%
153
*135%
•
154
f.-.
200
50%
49%
50%
'49%
49%
*15%
15%
15 Va
15%
*15%
15%
15%
400
20 %
20 %
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
15%
20%
21%
3,100
56 Vi
57%
55%
55%
56
56
55%
55%
900
45 Vs
*44
.
1,000
*44
45%
*44
67%
67 V,
67
67
67
67
14V4
14V4
14
Va
14%
14
14%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
30
30
30
30 %
*44
45%
68
68
V
500
14
14%
2,300
11%
12
1,600
14%
■r
•
45 Va
14%~
;
800
29%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
*98%
99%
*93%
99%
*98%
99 va
*98 %
99%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4,500
15 Va
xl3 Va
13%
22,700
*55
56
*61%
66 Vi
*61 %
66%
4%
4%
4%
4%
8%
1,100
138
£0%
66%
*4%
151
137
*
*
11,200
51
57
*37
1,800
■
151
,
138
14%
*
;
14%
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3
',
14%
*54%
1
4
600
-
t
14
'
15 V*
2.50
'(i
———
33%
.
66 %
10 %
■
.
4,600
55%
Va
6 Va
•
41 Va
15%
10
6%
'
•„
1,100
*'
'
•
40%
55 %
5
100
40%
*61%
5
'
1,500
-
40
34
*135
100
50
5
Corp
40%
6%
*
-
•"
100
5
Exchange Buffet Corp
5
41%--
6
-*152
14%
Co
_lo
Endicott Johnson Corp common__25
4% preferred
100
*96
"•
6%
•
155
15
Empire District Electric
100
%
■
138
11%
*11%
6%'
*96
•
*152
14%
4
5
100
*135
68%
RR Co
3,700
15%
91%
11%
*
:
.
20
*89 %
No par
common
10,900
67%
15 %
No par
preferred series A
2,100
m
43%
12 Va
3
Bldg
•
162
65%
.,■■ •
91%
14
Ex-Cell-O
*
64 %
11%
'67
Eversharp Inc
43%-
CLOSED
4*%
162
15%
;
.
Pittsburgh
64
i.
8,400
500
*89%
3
RR
162
64
14'/a
2,300
16
45%
&
43%
<
165
64
14
•
16
11%
60
5%
•
*162
63%
EXCHANGE
"
*
14 %
16
91%
21%
Erie
44-
14%
19
14
1
STOCK
11%
*44
Erie
13%
•
■
*15%
*20%
16% July 12
65% July 15
14%
18%
14%
16
•
*89%
*56%
68% Apr
14%
16
i
.
VA
',
11%
50
14
43%'
.
164
16
19%
15%
50
11
13%
19%
14%
91%
conv preferred
preferred
59
*16 Vb
19%
-
15%
Paso Natural Gas
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Office
14%*
*89%
5%
50% Feb
17%
common
El
Equitable
Xl9%
*11%
5%%
Co
44 k
-
"
2.50
15%
5
14
63%
*15%
11
Sep
164
15
9 Vb Feb
Feb
43%
*
^63%
lo
4% Jan
Mar
165
common
Feb
85
1
63 %
Elgin National Watch Co
Dec
67
*
Elliott
4%
Nov
*160%
50%
12%
7% May
14%
44
50%
Dec
63
14%
-
50%
Dec
47% May
14%
14%
No par
3%
4
17
'
J...100
common
Electric Storage Battery
8%
6 % Nov
16%
44
Convertible preferred
-..No par
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
Electric Power <fc Light com__No par
6
Jun
17
*13%
74% Jun 14
49
76
■
.4
preferred
13
14%
*16%
b
common
preferred
55y4 Feb
20
14%
Electric Boat
$6
6
19%
»14%
*96
$7
"Jan
20%
14%
4%% preferred.___________._ioo
Elastic Stop Nut Co
1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
26
27% Jun 14
-
10
100
preferred.
21
9
20 %
1
A6
Manufacturing Co.
Oct
Oct
38
^
preferred
Oct
56% Jan
17
7
59%
9% Mar 18
11% Dec
27% May
102
May
l
2% May 24
23% July
Feb
14
Jun
.
16% Oct 21
57%
19 Va Nov
2
Jan
156ys
24% Mar
17
8% Jun
Dec
10
Jun
106
Jan
Dec
10
Inc..
Dec
16%
47
46% May 15
Co
Airlines
25%
Feb
135%
157
-
Eastern
57%
65%
Dec
8
Eastern Corp common
Eastern Stainless steel
Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
*
50% May
10% May
2
1
22% Jan
10
48% July
198% Oct
Eagle-Plcher
19% Nov
24
Jan
4% May
145
Nov
25% May 27
20% May 18
4%
10%
15%
5
10%
14%
10
8%
8V1
8%
8 Va
38%
36%
36%
*36%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
%
55
10 Va
9%:
8%
37
%
4%
8
36
■
4%*
_
4%
13 %
54%
*61
-
*4%
i
.
*9%
r
8
8%
36
•-
*
14
55%
10
1,100
55
500
66
—
4%
10
-8
Va-
-4%
2,300
35%
%: *4%
.
—
1,000
35%
»
—
2,100
.
;;.
400
300
»
•
COMMERCIAL
THE
4755
Number
Volume
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
Year 1947
Highest
f per thare
S per share
Monday
Nov. 22
Par
Nov. 23
$ per
$ per
8 per share
thare
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 20
$ per thare
$ per share
17
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
LOW
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
(2237)
CHRONICLE
>r.
t
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
.
Lowest
& FINANCIAL
Friday
the Week
t per share
$ perthare
perthare
sales for
Nov. 26
,
Nov. 25
Nov. 24
1
share
Share»
F
60
Jan
Jan
31%
May
25 Vb
10
Fairbanks
33 % Oct
28
28% Oct
29
Apr
14
May
9%
Feb
5
Nov
24
11%
Dec
14%
Dec
11
Feb
11
'38%
39 %
*38%
39'A
'17%
18
Federal Motor Truck
No par
6%
6%
6%
Federated
5
-.27%
27 %
26%
27
26%
27
91%
90
91
90%
90%
Jun
3
9% May
14%
5% Nov
24
28% July
20"% Feb
10
31% May 14
Feb
9
4%%
15
99% Jun
Dcpt
Stores com
10
24% Sep
7
Felt & Tarrant
26% Jun
B
Ferro Enamel Corp
Feb
20
'91
100
5
1
preferred
18% Mar 17
Feb
26%
Dec
14%
14%
Mfg Co
20% May
26% Jan
46% May
59% Feb
53% Feb
28
69 7/» Oct
26
Fidelity Phen Fire Ins N. Y
42 %
61
43
Feb
11
53
Jun
29
Firestone
'20%
22
100
5%
19,900
14%
7,100
38
38
,
*16 Va
tfv
600
200
17
5%
.
2,100
1,900
5%
2,800
26%
27%
26 %
26%
4,300
90
90
*90'A
91%
220
21%
*21 '/a
21%
100
21 Va
*21 Va
22
300
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
Day
"■
6
57/a
*21 Va
*21 %
21%
21%
*21
21%
'21%
23%
14%
17%
17
6%
6
29%
Thanksgiving
39
*38
17%
17%
6%
38%
*23
5
14%
14%
39
*38
18
17%
38 V8
*29%
5%
5
5%
5%
12 Vb May 18
20
CLOSED
14%
43
Mar 11
90
EXCHANGE
23%
5%
16
Jun
STOCK
29 Va
23%
14%
35% Feb
107%
38%
29%
24
5%
Feb
Apr
38
29%
*23%
14%
23
July
Dec
39%
*29 %
24
5%
16
Oct
42% Mar
19
38%
29%
*23%
14%
16
23 %
97%
39
29%
24%
Fedders-Quigan Corp
—_1
Federal Mining & Smelting Co
2
Federal-Mogul Corp
_5
11% Jun
Dec
May
39
29%
5%
20
16%
Co
20% May 22
~4%
32
40
29%
'23%
Fajardo Sugar Co of Porto Rico—20
Falstaif Brewing
Corp
1
Farnsworth Televis'n & Rad Corp—1
Nov
38
&
40
54"% Jun
Feb
Morse
No par
24
26% Mar 17
20
44
*
Jun
104
107% Aug
62% Dec
Sep
51% May
14% May
24
Feb
103% Nov
14% Feb
20
20% Aug
9
39 %
Oct
29% Nov 24
42% Jun
14
Dec
110%
Feb
97% Oct
30
May
41%
Jan
30
13% Feb
Jan
Dec
May
9
40%
15%
Feb
21
23% Feb
9% Mar 17
110
Dec
Food
47% Jun 14
10
Nov
19%
23
56
53 %
53%
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
31%
31%
x29%
30%
29%
30%
29 VB
30
29%
29%
98
98
*97%
100
31%
32
31%
31%
13%
13%
12%
13 VB
13
13
25
24V4
24%
'32
—7%
'13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
'13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
25%
1
—
25%
25%
11
11
8%
22
Jan
10% Nov
50%
Feb
8% Aug
9
35% Feb 13
Jan
10
39
,17%
11
33%
32%
33
86
85
86
86
*87
88
87%
25%
26
12% Feb
16% Nov 23
Feb
43 %
Feb
29
Dec
Oct
109
Jan
58%
<149%
Dec
11
Dec
Dec
Feb
8"% Feb
28
13%
185
Apr
1
9% Mar 17
Jan
8
May
Apr
37
Sep
47%
23%
Dec
33
Feb
Dec
160
Jan
137
'
14%
39%
May
87
Dec
24
24
Jan
34
-
Mar 19
87% Nov
Aug
16% Mar
Jan
Jun
54% July
43
May
123'
Dec
100
Dec
131%
14
13%
13%
13%
16%
16%
16%
16%
♦16%
17
6%
6%
6%
6%
5%
6
*29%
30%
29%
18'
18
18
17%
17%
2,600
15%
15 Vb
15%
15%
15'A
-3,400
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
-
*103%
104%
46%
46%
46%
46%
45%
,
*100%
102%
9%
9%
51%
120%
Dec
p
'.
Dec
11%
76%
30%
20'A
20%
Inc com—No par
Foods Corp com—.-No par
General
8
2
17
*90%
General Instrument Corp
General Mills: common
25
2
5%
3
3%%
preferred
conv preferred
Range since
'
Lowest
t per share
'
119
Oct
93% Feb
.
,
16% Feb
24
2% Feb
13
Jan
11
Nov
Feb
19
Nov
9
Feb
120
Sep
15
6%
29%
Feb
17
Oct
22% Feb
9
Jan
24% Nov
15
Jan
110% Feb
13
Dec
35%
19%
Apr
30
Feb
23% Aug 11
22% Feb 11
95
Dec
106
Apr
98% Apr
Jan
2
»
50%
—No par
Preferred $3.75 series—
;Nq par
Gen Outdoor Advertising—No par
♦121%
14
10
General
Gen Steel
General Telephone Corp—
29% May 18
Feb
20
Nov
26
30
108
Jan
80
Nov
3
98
Feb
72% Jan
23
May 12
82% May 19
36%
Dec
27% Feb
13
-39% May 21
105%
Jan
89
Nov
15
Jun
17
*80
—100
100
preferred
preferred——
4%%
3% %
24 3A
*25%
25%>.;<13%
,12%
13%
3%
24%
25%
23%
*80
83
*72
76
.
24%
25%
*24%
*72
*72
4
•
23% May
90
Dec
96% Jun
Gillette Safety Razor
32% '
32%
com—No par
32%
85
30
22%
26 %
Dec
104%
21
Nov
Sep
48% Feb
4
Oct
113
Feb
xlC
71%
Dec
Dec
Feb
Mar
1
0% Oct 28
Mar 10
Nov
10
122
Nov
61%
64 % Oct
941/4 Mar 11
103% Aug
50 % Oct
23
26
Dec
109
Aug
96% Mar 18
105% Oct
4
24
Jan
16% Nov 26
23% Jun
14
-
*49 7a
50%
5%
5%
■
5%
5%
118%
5%
118%
1G%
16 Va
16%
16%
60
*102
103
43
43%
3
May'.
»
8Vb .Oct
3
Nov
10
8% Mar
.
Dec
5% Feb
17
1
-
15% Aug 20
;b% Jan:
Graham-Paige Motors
2
1
—
3%
3%
3
3 VB
*6%
6%
6%
6%
18
Oct
20
M S & P
5
Grand Union Co (The) new—;—10
35
Oct
22
Granite
Granby Consol
8% Apr 23
17
*16%
•
16%
16 3
29%
29%
'
21 Vb
12% May
Oct
Dec
33
Jan
90
Dec
107
Mar
9
May
18
23%
14 V.
Feb
11
23% Nov
15
31
May 26
Nov
8
99
Jun
15
14% Sep
2
89
Feb
9 Vb Mar 16
(W T)
Grant
3%%
No par
City Steel
297a
29 3A-
"
Dec
12
37%
20
Dec
133
Dec
59
29
Sep
12% Jan
19
49%
34% May
Feb
17
Dec
Feb
36 Va Feb
11
27% Mar
163%
-
May
70
Jan
Mar 27
18% Nov 24
132
Feb
60
Feb
27
57%
13%
Apr
Dec
Dec
57% Feb
16%
Sep
14
see page
24.
Jan
10
2
24'A
23%
91%
24%
24%
24%
24%
91%
*90%
91 Va
*90%
91 %
91%
127a
11%
11%
*12
12%
12
*33
36
36
*33
*33
91 '>
11%
12
36
*32
500
2,900
•23%
90
91%.
600
12
35
14%
2,700
42 Va
3,900
|
I
18%
18%
1,600
>
130
!
23% Jun
l
145% Jun
17
(H
Green
L)
,
Jun
97
Jun
1
& Die Corp..No par
(The)
4%%
3
14
Aircraft
Guantanamo
July 21
$5
conv
73
35
35
*14%
:
18
—1
*6%
No par
*93%
20% Jun
23
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
13%
58% Jun
16
$5 preferred———.—No par
*47%
81 ••
Jun
18% July
21
9
Gulf
>
Oil
Corp
15%
10%
*90
10
Corp
Sugar common
preferred
137
*69
..100
preferred
Grumman
19%
*19
*135%
19
19%
*136
136%
*71
.
35
xl4%
74
136 %
*71
138
*136
138
*136
138
74
*71
74
♦71
74
35%
35%
35%
14%
14'A
14'A
—
Common
4
25% July 12
9'
No par
No par
100
100
Co Inc
Greenfield Tap
13% May 17
76%
"
For footnotes
29
24
18%
98
10
28
24 VB
14%
5
Feb
29%
24
1,700
41%
9
44
28
29%
*117/b
400
6%
16%
*
*9074
i3,700
3Vs
16 Vi»
6%
18%
Feb
12% Nov 24
3
*6'A
16%
14%|
Nov
Feb
6%
42%
10
Dec
t—/
3
16
18%
91
14%
j
600
41%
9
51
6% May
31% May
„
18%
27
7
17%
42%
Jan
Feb
16%
1
100
42
Feb
85
5,700
43 Va
Dec
Dec
200
43
42%
Greyhound Corp
95
,
1
% pfd
Great Western Sugar com
1% preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
17% May 17
May
102
100%
43%
40% Jun
78
!,
43%
77
9
!i
2,900
Gt Northern Ry 6
10
5% Mar
1,800
14%
24
Jan
i
»
,
,
14%
21
8%
!
30
14%
13% Sep
4% May
800
14%
29 Va Feb
-
!
5%
120
14%
Apr
17% Nov 24
200
14%
21% Mar
12
i
1
14%
35% Aug
105%
42 %
1
100
-
49%
100%
28
36
5,200
2,800
80 Va
.20
60%
102
4,900
•'
18 Va
<■ ■
5
*33
32'A
91%
$2.25 conv pfd———No par
Dec
Dec
.
6%
r
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
Oct
July
4
3'/a
17
'
July 14
40
14%
9
6'A
;
15% May 21
50% May 15
29%
92
3.,."
17
~t'
1,200
r
16 %
17%
*17-
18
100
20 Vs
60
-
43%
101
.—100
Co common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores com
^
28
.
60%
103 yB
*100
101
17%
18 Va
*18
18%
*100
60
42%
280
1,100
104
16%
16%
*102
43%
116 %
121
16 V.
103
43%
101
*100
102
18%
*102
102%
42%
5'%
*
*117
60%
60%
102%
43%
*100
16%
61
60
60
No par
120
'118
121
5 Va
•
5%
497b
50%
com——No par
(B F)
preferred
*77
19%
21%
*16%
$5
18%
18%
*21
Goodyear Tire & Rub com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gotham Hosiery
No par
11
38% Mar 17
31%
'90
21
*49%
*118%
Goodrich Co
47 Vb Mar 16
20
80%
22 Vb
10
Inc
18%
50 Va
*
400
t
76
x22
5%
1,300
24%
*102
91%
20 VB
20
2,600
83
*77 ,■
18%
79
24%"
*72
x50 %
5%
preferred————50
18%
79
4,400
-
24%
*80
22%
*49%
conv
18%
1
70O
12,700
25
126
76
22%
1
4%%
Goodall-Sanford
Feb
*78
80
50%
Goebel Brewing Co—1—_
1
13% May
'
(The)
18%
19
18%
*78
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co——100
1
24% May 17
July
106
Glidden Co
38
No par
com——No par
preferred
$4.50
3
27
5
Gimbel Brothers common—
May 15
May 18
55% July
6
19% Nov 10
Feb
''
95
85% Jun
33
Jun
41%
25
10
124
Jun
99%
14
Nov
7
.
Dec
49
17% Feb
78
58
51% May
*5% May
.
Feb
Jan -
103
Dec
^
22
24%
31% '<32%
*90
91%
*90
%
80
'
17% May
32%
32%
32%
91
*90
91%
*89%
No par
$5 conv preference
2
^
125 Va
83•
,/
4,800
6,000
24%
125%
*
20%
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:
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14
4%
25
,
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11 %'
4%
/
1
900
.
3
3
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Day
700
600
:
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,
104
20%
83
-
25%
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76
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4
36,100
,
13% ;
25%
24%
25
25%
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«
21
126
25 Vb
76
•
25%
25%
21
I
-
25%
25
125%
104
*
96
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4%
4%
20%
>
123
4%
102
:.;.i3%
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v
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57%
122 Va
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-
21
29%
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*
•
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■
.<
-
122%
11%
11 Va
123
126
57
EXCHANGE
3%
•
share
-STOCK
,
13%
Sales for
the Week
tper share
122%.
96%;« 96%
25%
11 Va
.
'
-
\
58%
.25%
%
21
126
83
•
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: !■ -
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25%
there
122%
,
25
$ per
Friday
Nov. id
Thursday*
>
-
'3%
24%
24%
26
$ pee
,13%,
4%
21%
21
210
200
57%
13%
11%
104
*102
21%
122
105
;
96%
20%
25
*24%
25%
122
105
New 34
122
124
126
25
50%
122%
105
58 Vs
.
1,100
2,600
105 '
share
96%
9Va
49%
.
122
105
*3Ve
4%
126
-50%
100
9%
49%
9%
9%
50
•T23
13%,
llVa
4%
104
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92 VB
95
*B1
'
9%
,25%,
20
25%
*102
92 Vb
95
,13%
125
25
25%
,
:
11 Vs
25%
*25
Corp com—-No par
preferred
100
Gen Tire & Rubber Co com——5
4%%
90
Nov
7
Gen Time Instr
6
15
Dec
.20
3,300
122
•
.
3 Vb
20
127
*126
25,600
38%
58
13%
*123
4%'
24%
1
.—__—
Castings $.6 pfd—No par
37%
t per
3%
11%
25%
No par
Refractories.^
General Shoe Corp
23
36%
37%
Nov. 23
A
20
10
131
*128%
37%
38%
*
59%
125
♦4%
900
36%
LOW AND HIGH 8ALE PRICES
Wednesday.:
Tuesday
t
.13%
3%
20-
800
19%
38
*103%
25%
25
14
*123
—
29%
37%
•122
14
*13%
26
3%11%
Public Utilities
6%
12
81
..
Gen Railway Signal
31% Jan
85
•
76%
19%
39%
50%
50%
96%
96%
-96%
140
75%
,
131
*128%
131
6,100
1
*28'A
19%
122%
122
122
14
25%
.13%
1
Equip Corp..<—No par
Corp———5
com—No par
preferred
.100
Gen Realty & Utilities————10c
Gen
•
14
■
Geh Public Service———10c
132% Oct
30% May
96%
Col—1
Cement
Portland
General
Gen Precision
24
29
May 18
128% Jan 29
101% Oct
58%
122%
preferred
30
9%
$ per share
t per share
59%
$5
76%
xl9%
Nov. it
Nev. 2U
59%
6% May 24
30% Jun 14
'
Par
76%
*29%
20%
*91%
%
Monday.
Saturday
Corp com..——10
9%
30
107
121%
*103
107
General Motors
Nov 20
15% Jun
„•
'•
-
>
9'A
'
121% t*
1
9%
37%
94
9%
1
,
4% May 21
.*
*
<
EXCHANGE
18% May 27
11
36%
124%
40 %
26
•
4% Mar 11
Apr
21% May
<17% Jun
11
12% Nov
Feb
Nov
99% Jun
12% Mar 17
*
NEW YORK STOCK
-
125% Jun
17
May
26%
.
Highest
66
7
Feb
140
3% May
18 % May
101%
Jan. 17;
'
$ per share
50% Mar 16
31%
Oct
,,26
-
16 %
May
*91 %
•
50 % <*
50%
121%
9%
9%
600
10%
38%
39
9%
♦103
10 Va
77
*128
VB
38
38%
94
*9%
10%
20
128
37%
38%
38%
No par
i__ 1
-JNopar
100
—100
$3.50 preferred
Jun
20%
128
10%
30
'
38
37%
Co_u——No par
Electric
30
*76%
76%
30
20%
128
*126
—100
preferred—-——
7%
General
76%
...
159
*157
159
1,500
9%
9%
10%
9%
10
9%
10%
10
com—No
-100% 103%
9%
*157
159
10%
•
.
2,700
46.%.
45%
46
45
*100%- 103 %
9%
105
*104
105
*104
46%-
*157
11
*10%
11
*10%
159
*157
159
*157
30%
General Cigar Co
13% Jun
4%
.
9%
*75%
Oct
Jan
26
.
Dec
19
Sep
20% Dec
^
2% May
125
Mar
19%
Oct
13%
•
9%
STOCKS
Feb
107 %
94
Dec
13% May
18%
-
129
9%
100
Jun
..
65%
*100%
*9%
par
'53
$ per share
Jan
102%
102%
5
preferred—
1st
'
I per thare
*100%
No par
preferred
108
-
500.
29
15%
128% Jun
-
500
.
4,100
5%
5%
17%'
13
•
Highest '
16%
16%
*28
29
29
29%
"
18
10
Year 1947
Lowest
6
15 3A
Range for Previous
-
*13%
1
-
4Q0
13
17%
25
•
2,500
15%
Feb
97
.
400
...
15%
40% Feb
Feb
10%
40%
•*12%
13%'
14
118% Feb
Feb
xl22
*
-
16%
'
'
400
IOVb
40%
10%
41%
40%
17%
28
96
41%
42
4% conv 2nd preferred———50
2
41
9
Mar 13
9
10
41%
6%
4%
' May 27
43
10
40%
12.700
7%
17%
15%
21
Jan
144
10%
42
16%
General Cable Corp.
July 14
Jun
r
*10
10%
14
$8
15
9
17%
17%
10%
280
500
7 Va
17%
18%
3,900
-
7
*6%
'■
7%
*17%
7%
500
79%
'•
7"
7Vb
18
6%
18
900
\
17%
44% July 15
Nov
6%
No par
Co—
General Bronze Corp
3
82
18% Sep
7
6%
42
$4.25 pfd series A———No par
Baking Co common.
5
3
31% Mar 11
6%
79%
•6%
7
*6%
7
6%
,
10%
22
79%
22%
78%
17%
General
10
X125
103
Dec
10%
■
78
.
$4.50 preferred
——100
Amer Transportation—_5
72% Sep 23
Feb
45%
34% Dec
Nov
9
22%
78
600
.
30
1
Jun
14% May
22
79%
*78
10%
22
11'
22%
*10%
General
29% Nov
83% July
Feb
'
32
Feb
159
80
42%
1,200
8%
42%
427«
42%
*107/B
22%
22%
23
12%
•*. 8%
.•
260
24
30
May 12
'
11
♦23
'
,
1,800
General American Investors com—1
11% July 13
146
July
18%
106
6
11
-270
-
*11%
4
8 %
8 Va
8%
*17%
>
63% May 15
10
71
'
13
42%
11
—1
com
25%
4% % conv preferred-———_50
Gaylord Container Corp—1.66%
May 20
26% May 4
18% May 15
105% Jun 30
99% Mar 24
43% Nov
100% Jan
(Robert)
88
25%
i
Wood Industries Inc com-—1
Gar
45
24
-11% Feb
Oct
102
Oct
Nov
16
9% May 20
17% Nov 10
16
Dec
9%
11
23%
Apr
xlOl
27
Feb
Dec
9%
Nov
48
Gardner-Denver
48% Aug 19
9
5% Feb
5
42%
11
7
17% July 21
Aug 19
42%
11
■
8%
6%
23% Jun
Jan
12
42%
1
6% preferred
;
—20
Gamble-Skogmo Inc corn————5
5% conv preferred—
T—50
Gamewell Co (The)—No par-
20
9
8%
80
Gair Co Inc
86
12
117/b
12
11% *•
8%
42%
22%
Gabriel Co
(The)
12
11%
8%
42%
100
:
*23
11%
*10%
10 % May 22
9
Nov
preferred
1,900
4,700
86
..
4
24
*23
24
*23
24
*8%
common—'—1
Co
24
25%
11%
10% May 21
Nov
17%
14% May
10% May
4
17% Nov
22%
4% July
26% Aug
Aug
4%
26%
2,100
10%
87%
25%
88
26
6,6Q0
...
88
86
88
10
1,900
32 »/a
'
86
26%
13%
400
'
32
88%
-
32
•
90
Co
?ruehauf Trailer
5
11
33%
33%
*23
<-25
No par
—1
Freeport Sulphur Co
____10
Froedtert Grain & Malting Go Inc_l
Sugar
10%
'32%
26%
1,300
A 10%
11%
*10%
87%
4,300
31%
13%
"
'
1,100
-
100
*31
'
32
Franklin Stores Corp—
47% Oct 22
6% Sep 21
6% Sep 27
39
12% May
14% May
Francisco
12% May 11
18
Sep 28
10
7
6% prior preferred-
5
May 15
74
Jan
Corp
10
84
Oct
21
Feb
3% 1o
Foster-Wheeler
24%
25%
*97 %
.
*87
Corp__ 10
100
__100
common—10
16% May 21
12
24% Jan
Feb
10%
Mar 16
17% Mar 12
Jan
103% Mar
Dec
100
13
25% Jan
Jan
5% May
18% Jun
>
Sep
pfd—
preferred
conv
25%
25%
11
10
Chem
&
32%
*32
32%
<
'
100
*98
100
'98
x54
55%
'55
13%
Inc—
Machinery
3 %%
21
90
22
Dec
Jun
38% May 21
25%
Dec
77
105
82% Nov 10
24% Feb 27
Dec
26%
36% May
11% Nov
18%
July
32%
May
23% May
12% May
85
54 %
103 Va
*54%
18
'
91
104%
44
55%
Corp
Food Fair Stores
12% May 24
Nov
29
Steel
Follansbee
12
1,700
104 %
*65'A
104 y8
...No par
Florsheim Shoe class A
40% Jan
11
*103%
100
44%
*103 Va
66%
45
44%
*
18"
Power Corp..
Florida
6
45%
104%
65%
Va
104%
*65%
65%
44%
55%
No par
1
21% Jan
12% NOV 24
103 %
65%
'103%
No par
—.
Florence Stove Cc
15% Jun 24
Jan
Aug
*
100
(The)
preferred
$4
May 27
*65%
45
45
Carpet Co
No par
Flintkote Co (The) common—No par
Firth
36% May 26
24
May
14%
X104
7
Feb 26
17%
Dec
18
July 12
66
45'A
66 %
*65%
No par
First National Stores
59 %
Jan
99
10
25
Rubber com
preferred
4V2V0
7
49% Mar 16
21 %
May
13
107% Jun
18
Tire &
—
25
Gulf States Utilities Co—.—No par
65%
17
10%
.
92%
18
6%
95
10%
*90
17%
*6'A
*93 Va
35%
10%
10%
10%
10%
92 %
*90'A
92%
♦90%
18%
17%
18%
6%
18
6 Va
6%
36
14%
14 Via
14%
300
10%
10%
10%
16,700
36
*
*14
6
92
17%
6%
95
93'A
93%
13%
12%
12%
48'
47%
48
47
47%
46 Va
: 65%
64%
65%
64%
65
16 Va
17
16%
65%
17 Va
16%
17
17
*13%
2,700
900
6-6
13 Vb
*93%
92
17% ' 17%
13%
13%
46 Va
65%
13%
*90%
♦93 %
95
2,900
35 %
94
13 Va.
11,200
65
47%.
66%'.
12,100
16%
17
*46%
'
j
:
20
.
500
:
9,700
<
18
(2238)
COMMERCIAL
THE
YORK
NEW
Range for Previous
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
I per thare
FINANCIAL
STOCK
RECORD
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. tt
Nov. 23
Nov. 'v4
t per share
$ per share
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Nov.
Par
$ per share
1948
Monday, November * 29,
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Year 1!>4 7
Lowest
&
$ per share
t per share
PRICES
IIIGli SALE
AND
$ per
share
for
Sales
Nor. :!'i
Nov. 25
$ per share
$ per share
Friday
Thursday
$ per
the Week
Shares
share
H
32 %
Dec
39
Jan
14
Jun
19 V*
Feb
13
Dec
19
87%
Dec
112
Feb
31
35 % Oct
15
Hackensack
Water
22
10
lo
Halliburton
Oil
15%
102 %
Dec
19%
Apr
148 %
Nov
12%
Nov
10
16% May 22
Jan
12% Nov
10
xl4% May 21
Feb
79
Oct
Jan
28 % May
39%
10%
Feb
100%
24
Apr
6
4% May
23
Nov
Jan
12
16"
Jun
27% Jun
9
150% Jan
28
34% May 15
24
5% Nov 24
64
»ep
7% Jun
4
24
79
Jan
5
6% Feb
11
10% Jun
11
Oct
9%
Nov
Feb
12
May
107
146% July 30
Jan
6% May
76 % Dec
89
10
21% Feb
Dec
160
Mar 22
Xl01% Feb
108% Sep
27%
9
6%
Feb
11
11% Jun 10
25
Dec
35%
Jan
22
May
30%
Jan
20% Oct
28
27% July 12
P<i
Dec
103%
Apr'
78
Jan
27
91
Jun
25
35
May
42%
Feb
35
Nov
24
42
Jun
2
xvo
Dec
95% Jan
23
103
22 % Nov
17
108
x20
July
Mar 10
35
14% May
50%
63
Dec
134
Mar
Dec
38
Sep
Oct
V2
118
134
10
43% Nov
Feb
24
1
13% Nov
Feb
Sep
126
29
22%
Nov
26 % Jan
10
121
5
May 28
Oct
30
35 % Oct
29
22% May 21
57% Apr
6
Feb
21
128 % Feb
2
25% Oct
16
30% Apr
10
29% Jan
10% Jun
26
13
Nov
24
Oct
7
86% Jun
25
x9% Nov
17
14% Jan
2
14%
Jun
Dec
Mar 22
33
Nov
12% Nov
31%
Apr
21% May
14 % May
Dec
x29 %
22%
17
Nov
78
Sep
17
18
20
Sep
114
Jan
21 % Feb
20%
Oct
25
May
28
Jan
Mar
11
123% July 27
27% Jan.
1
37
5
Jun
1
25% Jan
13
Oct
2
28% May 20
2
'%
5
28
12
29% Oct
25
42% Feb
Jun
29 % Nov
22
36
Dec
24% Nov
26
%
Jan
<M A)
6%
Jan
20% Dec
31% May
24
3% %
1'ic
Wj
*83
*33%
97%
*97
97%
*97
98
*97
98
*97
*23
241/4
23 %
*23%
23%
Inc
5
23
Jun
7
Howard
47
Jun
9
Co
10
27
5
May 17
14% Jun 16
5%
Hudson
Hunt
Foods
Hupp
Corp
Lowest
$ per share
$ per share
*11%
12%
100
20%
20%
1,400
23%
27 t
26 %
26%
*26%
27 %
2.)%
30
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
20%
30'%
30%
25%
11%
v
*26
50
32 %
11%
32'%
28 %
*27%
32%
-28
85
84
84%
45%
46
45%
46
29%
29%
29%
29%
May
39 %
Aug
Dec
30% Apr 27
27% Mar 16
35% Jun
32%
64%
Dec
62% Feb
90
93
Jan
97
Aug
95 % Mar 16
15
Jan
26%
Dec
24% Jan
24
July 13
97% May 17
37% July 12
22
6%
Leased lines
RR
stock
16
5%
*11%
47%
47%
47%
13%
14
13%
12
11%
12
2%
26% Aug 11
9% Feb 11
30
May 26
3
12% Jun
Illinois
Power
Illinois
Terminal RR
20% Feb
17
25 % Jun
9
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
7% Nov 26
15% Jan
28
39
Feb
10
56
Feb
150
Feb
10
Jun
3
76% Jun
58% Nov 24
11
100
Monday
Nov. 2i
Industrial
Co
32%
Apr
12% May
6% Sep
100%
Dec
3
May
9% May
42
$ per share
8'/a
108
Mar
'
Dec
*96
98
27'%
27%
27% 127%
9%
9%
27 %
10
21%
9%
21%
21%
20%
10
9%
9%
8%
42
42
42%
42%
60%
60'%
60%
t
,60%
42
42%
2,100
59
58%
60
3,500
Interchemical
Interlake
6
May
22% May
76
Dec
10%
Feb
34%
Oct
96
10
155
Nov
1
Int'l
Business
27
x34% Jun
11
Int'l
Harvester
18
174% Jun
11
9% Jun
24
38% Jun
9
160
Oct
5% Nov 26
23% Feb
Jan
74
Feb
11
9
3%
Dec
5%
Feb
3 % Mar 16
25%
Dec
36%
Feb
24% Mar 16
130% July
38% May
94%
Dec
137
Dec
135
Jan
2
59%
Oct
42% Mar 17
107 »/8
Sep
86
Feb
28
9
May
16
Feb
6% Nov
104
Dec
116
Feb
69% Nov
24
24
v
93
Jun
3
5% May 20
34% Oct
139% July
64% Jun
23
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
No par
14
May 20
preferred
Mining
29
52%
5%
preferred
24
64
Jun
2
International
22
45
Jan
12
International
55%
56.
9% May
9% May
Mar 12
65% July 12
International Silver
Mar
35
7% preferred
2.
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
17%
Feb
8% Nov
26
16% Jun
24
17%
Feb
9
24
16% Jun
24
Apr
26%
Feb
20
May
27%
Oct
17%
Jan
6%
Dec
Aug
Jun
19%
80%
158
Dec
89
Dec
37
Jun
108%
f*!
Sep
Dec
19% Nov
82
tan
Aalt ^
% Oct
145
Dec
34% July
Jaa
151
Dec
27% May
Interstate
16
145
10
$6
May 27
Jacobs
23'% Jun
14
92% Jan
30
48
99
May 28
May 11
42% Jun
1137/8 Jun
19
99'% Oct 28
Jan
29
29% Mar 16
88%
Dec
101/8
Feb
83% Feb
6
25%
Jan
40 %
Oct
30% Nov
3
35
106
158
Oct
11
9
28
May 21
Jewel Tea Co Inc
3%%
Johns
34
33 %
100
6%
6%
6%
500
69%
*69%
60
*57
69%
71
60
*57
40
39%
40
39%
56
55 %
56
*54%
34
•*33%
34
34
14,300
80
70
GO
60
39%
1.000
56
1.400
100
34
9%
50,600
9
9%
7,800
*20%
21%
*26%
21
27
*33%
>
34%
*26%
33%
145
'138
21
27
33%
145
*20%
26%
*33%
139
6
5%
*19%
*44%
45'%
*44%
45%
*92
93%
*92
93'%
.
39%
*108
5%
39%
37%
112
*31Tb
*108
32%
31%
39%
113
85
*26
26%
300
33'%
33
33%
600
*138
31%
5%
20%
84%
i*
46
441/4
44%
*44
44%
94
*92%
93 %
*92%
93%
38%
31'%
100
100%
100%
155
155%
155"
155
160
33
32%
*85'%
87
*85'%
36
36%
35%
32%
87
36%
31%
*85%
35%
5%
5'/a
84%
110'%
•
32%
87
36%
x36%
*109
30%
*99
*153
31
*85%
35 %
5%
10
145
*19'%
100
32%
*138
5%
101
*155%
145
20%
*92'%
38 %
200
26%
33%
*44%
*108
21
26'%
133
20%
20 %
20%
261%
34
85
32
*
21
*99%
Chicago RR stamped—_100
1
92 "4
8%
86%
Co
92 %
9%
Joliet
Manufacturing
95
9%
Jones & Laughlin Steel com—No par
Joy
52%
9
21
100
138%
51%
8%
*20
preferred series A
*137%
52%
9%
23
5%
30%
138%
51%
9%
11
1
52%
9%
*84%
:_100
18,100
29:%
*137%
138
'
9%
5%
No par
4.100
9%
86'%
preferred
3%
30%
29%
10'8
21%
_100
100
3%
*70
9%
Jun
16
*33%
80 %
3%
9%
5%
preferred
3%
9 %
397/a Oct
93'% Apr
43'% Jun
56
*84%
common—12%
2nd preferred series A
100
&
.
*20%
Johnson & Johnson
4%
56
*
34
*39%
*55%
•
*57
40
1
Manville Corp com
3%%
*69%
60
39%
No par
.No par
75
31%
30%
*137'%
pfd__100
com
75
3%
3%
9%
1*138
(F LI Co
Jaeger Machine Co—„•
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
80
*73
9%
.No par
preferred
3.500
9'%
—No par
Intertype Corp
May 25
20
145
Stores
*32%
Island Creek Coal common—„„50c
3
20% Feb
'
Dept
•
No par
26% May 27
35% Jun 14
100% Feb 11
ojt/
ctfs
39% May 20
May 15
33% Sep
share
1
39% Feb 18
89% Oct 27
46
112
9
Foreign
9
5'/b Nov 24
24/2 July
Feb
Dec
24%
98
Nov
137% Jan
104/2
39% May
Mar
22% Mar
29
143%
Nov
25
common
2,500
27%
6%
71
30
5%
26%
7
*57
43
5%
27%
*6%
*69%
Oct
5'%
28%
5%
*92%
70
580
5%
27
5%
26-%
95
60
.14,500
27%
165%
*92%
7
900
148
27%
95%
7
600
9,800
165 %
*92%
40
Feb
148
147
140
1%
13%
27%
52%
70
par
63%
94
1%
xl3
165%
53 %
40
^No
40
19
31 %
138
*68
Shoe
*92%
2
14%
26%
52%
No par
Salt
39 % Nov
Mar 31
30%
*137%
3%
—100
.
52% Jan
1,300
165%
27%
166
53 %
7%
Feb
4
80
3%
30%
*7
Dec
Jun
*73
138
Int'l Rys, of Cent Amer com—No par
58%
500
15
'
27
3%
30%
*137%
15
5%
26
95 %
45
*146
3,800
*14%
14%
147
27 %
5.600
8
93
14 %
39%
,18%
7%
14%
*1%
160
7%
92%
14%
165%
*5%
80
3%
*92
Jan
7%
2
146
27%
165%
5%
*73
1
Co com
147
27%
165%
27%
No par
Apr
May
*5%
com—No par
$4 preferred
37%
32
28
166%
*27
100
Paper
147
18
-
165%
<
-100
Corp
147%
27%
100
46%
40 %
147
28%
18%
14%
1%
No par
39%
94 %
14%
*93
1 %
Preferred
July 22
15
93
1%
common
Int'l Nickel of Canada
International
93
2%
Machine.-
International
1
*14%
*155
160
38%
18
.
7%
7%
*1%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—5
4%
15%
92% '
*155
160
No par
preferred
2
99
107% Jan
7%
15%
92
*155
—_,_No par
Iron—/
26% Sep
Jun
Rubber
700
43%
58%*
23% May 15
preferred...—————100'
1,500
7%
42%
8
%
1,800
60%
24
5
Day
20%
9%
20%
7%
*
43 %
77%
7%
£s%
20%
Thanksgiving
59
*7%
*7%
6.700
27
,
43
Insuranshares Ctfs
Inc—1—— 1
26%
400
210
8%
11
160
9%
20%
.
18
*155
27%
9%
39%
160
25%
8%
18
*155
%
26%
9%
21
38%
4%%
25 %
98
26 %
10
—100
Intercontinental
f 8
*25
*96
27%
18 %
8
*96
CLOSED
98
*26%
39
Jan
EXCHANGE
*96
18
3% May 18
16% May 24
13.500
85
27%-
38 %
103
1.400
29
85
29%
98
18 %
11
32
28'%
32
STOCK
10
Shares
31%
31
28%
25
for
the Week
$ per share
share
85
39%
20
$ per
$ per share
*83'%
18%
12
Nov. 30
84
26%
2,500
Sales
Friday
Nov. 25
29%
38%
Nov
Thursday
32%
,-No par
1% Nov
186%
—
'
PRICES
Nov. »4
84
Inspiration Consol Copper——20
125% Feb
163
SALE
29'/a
1
11 % Feb
4,800
32%
26
92
4,300
85%
Jun
Feb
7 -
2%
13%
32%
47% Nov
15% July
1,400
2'%
*13%
2%
14
30%
21% May 27
8% May 24
common
11%
2978
27%
1
Corp
11%
85%
6% Feb
Feb
11%
*32%
21%
common-—,-No par
Steel Co—
15,800
*96
Mex, S A—_
preferred
13
86
11
6%
12%
30%
34% Mar 10
Inland
2,700
13%
■.
15% Feb
Oct
17% Nov
47%
Wednesday
in
14% Nov
33
10%
47
*26%
par
18,300
6 %
10%
46%
30%
——-—5
Rayon.
De
$ per share
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
tsuv.
5%
514
11 ',4
13%
14
13%
900
2,200
2%
2%
.
15%
41%
86
No par
Co
Ingersoll-Rand
32%
100
--—100
Dec
6
11%
*11%
15%
X41%
13
13%
2%
15%
42%
10%
48
14
13%
3.900
11%
5%
11%
12%
28%
28
46 %
5%
10%
2%
2,900
5%
5%
10%
13%
47
15
,
47 %
2 %
250
*45%
42%
16
43
13%
900
85
29
42%
300
33
28
28
16
1,500
5,700
28
45%
43
.
84%
29
28%
*32'%
.
;
45%
16
$ per share
A—<—1000,.
Jan
.*84%
46 %
*45%
2%
—20
11V4
Dec
85
"
85
28
*27
28
13%
par
common.
scries
Electrica
32%
27%
85
42%
Nov. 20
4%
Industria
32%
'33
*32
16 %
Saturday
30%
July
11%
12
—_1
—
ctfs
12%
13%
pfd ser A—100
conv
11%
LOW
Co
RR
non-cum
25
11%
*47%.
STOCK
Co
Power
Illinois Central
24%
11%
10%
Far
Idaho
26
24%
43
*5%
%00
EXCHANGE
42% July 14
11
%
500
8/100
"
26
26
11%
32%
28
*84
43
i
26
11%
*16
Co_—iNo
■
26%
11%
par
$ per share
18% May
37% May
12%
20 %
27
6.66%
YORK
26%
27
1
Ino-
NEW
Highest
700
1,600
27
Car—«=.—No par
—,
26
25%
13%
26%
27
.—
Hussman Refrigerator
25%
100
33
13%
25%
20 %
———5
preferred
Motor
25%
33
32%
14
14
26 %
*11%
t c—.—25
Corp
non-cum
25%
*31%
14%
14V2
1,100
12%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
180%
32%
STOCKS
Year 1917
50
*31
14'%
30
10
20%
Hudson & Manhattan common—100
Range for Previous
17
32%
14Vi
9%
10
12%
—5
Howe Sound Co
2% NOV
10
20%
Stores
24
31
12% Sep
10%
13
—
Nov
Feb
*10
21%
1-2.50
Jan
7%
10
*12
Mining-i—
15
8
2,400
*20%
—30
33
Apr
18%
78%
17%
12%
Oil of Texas
19
*18
*78
18
20%
Houston
26
18%
78%
20%
10
11*% Nov
18
*78
xl7%
18%
.
*11%
38% Jun
hi
800
18%
78%
18
10
preferred——
Feb
30
17%
18%
18%
-5
<& Sons—*-——
v
70
78%
14%
Electrochemical
1.000
117%
*31%
32%
80
*24%
28%
117%
10
*31%
;
10
123
*27%
118%
19%
18%
*13%
———5,
%
28 %
*117
118
118
121
28
80
18%
19
j_10
Co
*
28%
2,700
43%
*121%, 123
123'/a
x28 %
1,100
43%
'
*78
18%
19
The-—j.—,— 1
11
14
,
*18%
43%
44%
*121%
116%-. 118
10%
25
22% Jun
117
44
44%,
29
30
14
431/4
13%
35
13%
35
*13%
10%
Oct
26
*34 %
13%
5
Mar 12
12% Nov
35
13%
Hilton Hotels Corp———
38
Oct
35
14
*78%
preferred
100
Houston Light & Power.——No par
21%
35
13%
117
Household Finance coma—..-No par
% May
*34%
121 %
1,000
24
*34 %
15
29
400
98
24
24
35
-.100
Co.—
23%
*34%
:—1
7
4
23%
35%
*14
No par
i
Paper
100
34%
*97
1,900
•
85%
35
2
3
Dec
85 %
35
94% Jun
6
169
*83
35%
34% Jan
Mar
Jan
85 %
46% Jan. 14
Nov
12'/a
22%
*83
preferred,—
3%%
22%
*22%
new.-25
Chemical Corp
Homestake
20%
*22%
22;%
43%
conv
20%
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36
121%
5%
20%
22 %
85%
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28%
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21 %
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8,200
-
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123%
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21 %
21%
.
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44
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8%
36
new
preferred
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8 %
8%
85%
28%
&
20
8
8%
8%
8%.
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*121 %
Co
7%
8%
7%
%
*22%
—100
Hinde
*8%
8
;_100
—
preferred
Hires
*8%
*35
Hershey Chocolate com——-No par
Holland
.200
64
25
No par
cum
1,000
5%
*5%
*62%
100
1
Hercules Powder common
Hewitt-Robins
23%
*23
5%
23
18
7
x35% May
20%
30
9-
152
*147
64
64
190
600
22%
8%
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20%
5%
65
*64
65
20 %
19
14% May
*64
5
10
50
5%
600
105
*22 %
23%
23
24%
5%
8%
Oct
3% Sep
23%
1,300
12%
80%
*104
Day-
23
152
*147
152
*147
5%
8
Nov
Feb
65
22'%
23%
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13%
8
80
Thanksgiving
32%
18%
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104
104
104
*23
24%
No-par
Heyden
3 %%
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23%
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Motors-—,
5%
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24%
6
*64
104
152
*147
24 %
8%
Nov
20% Feb
J 52
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8
81
49
23%
23%
15
common
non-cum
Hercules
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8%
32
7%
3% May
*23%
—1
Co
preferred
(G
104
*103%
80
80
82
*24
27
13% Mar
15% May
*79%
*14.7
common
3<65 %
Hooker
29
Dec
80
—,—2
preferred
Co common
Helme
1
8% Sep 28
34% Jan 20
7% May
80 %
80
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9
Feb
x21
12", 4
Hayes Industries Inc.—-
18% Jun
43%
30
12-4
10
Hayes Mfg Corp.
35% Jun
May
I per share
13%
13
„
38% Mar
May
7% May
Lowest
14%
13
Oct
29
3
12
14%
-—,-100
I
33
14%
13%
Marx
Glass
13
13%
Corp of Amer class A.
1
4% '/■ preferred
.—100
Hazel-Atlas
18
CLOSED
14%
Hat
Hecht Co
EXCHANGE
13%
com—No par
preferred
&
STOCK
18'%
14%
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Schaffner
Hart
18%
*13
100
Rcfrac
*31%
32%
18
*31 ','2
32%
18%
*14
Sep
105%
May
16%
Hanna
*31%
19%
5
preferred
Harbison-Walk
32%
18%
19%
No par
Printing Co—
conv
*31%.
33
14 %
Houdaille-Hershey com
No
$2.25 conv preferred-—-
36
Dec
37 %
18%
45% Jun
28% Dec
Dec
85
4%
11% Nov 22
19% Feb
56
*31%
Hamilton Watch Co com
Feb
13 '/4 May
44
28
30% Jun
48
25
Cementing—5
Well
Holly Sugar Corp———
14
Jan
Fi
Hollander
15% Feb
Nov
30
<W
29% May 20
16% May 17
25% Nov
35
Hall
19%
.
/
38
86
36%
110'/a
3,800
19%
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100
60
-
37%
100
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109
109
100
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.
31%
30
1,400
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1
160
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30
160
90
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86%
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4
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33%
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13%
200
,
18,100
K
14
Jun
94
Dec
16
May
22%
Feb
13'% Nov
23
21
May 20
98
May 11
Kansas
108% Mar
29%
Dec
X89
Nov
23% Feb
9
11
48
Oct
22
Kansas
4%
58% July
48% Mar 12
18
Nov
14% Mar 17
20% May
13% Jan
26%
Feb
20% Feb
20
21%
Oct
26% July 13
16 % NOV
10
22'% July 12
footnotes
see
page
24.
60% Jun
18
3.80%
22
47 % May
13 % May
For
Kalamazoo Stove & Furniture
May 22
City
10
13 %
'.
*13%
14
*89
91
*89
City Southern com—No par
preferred
100
41%
40
41%
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55
53 %
53%
5
*14%
15
class A_1
*24%
25
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17%
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&
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Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Class
-
100
-
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non-cum
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*13%
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13'%
13'%
13%
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preferred
conv
1
41
91
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39%
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91
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92
92
10
40
38%
40
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37%
7,000
54 %
53
53
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300
14%
1,300
14%
15
15
15
14%
24
24
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25
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17%
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17%
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92
16%
15
14%
24%
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24
300
17
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16%
300
Volume
168
Number 4755
THE
COMMERCIAL. & FINANCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1W7
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
t per share
52%
Lowest
$ per share
'41 74 Nov
Dec
27%
103
Dec
116%
11
74 May
6a %
25
Feb
Feb
v92
Oct
27
% Feb
19
11
63
Oct
Aug
89
Nov
32
Feb
102'/a
40
59
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20
14% Jun
Nov. :m
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16
Oct
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12
49
57%
57%
57%.
57%
57%
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42
42
42%
42%
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13%
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21 %
22
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22
98
98
100
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1
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13
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10
100
57
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553/8
20,500
41%
41%
1.400
13%
STOCK
13%
13%
21%
21%
EXCHANGE
21%
21%
1,200
2,000
CLOSED
97
99
97
13
*12
66%
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66 %
Thanksgiving
31%
95%
95%
13
*65%
Day
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Shares
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%
the Week
t per share
42
for
Sales
Nov. 26
$ per share
58
42
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 25
24
12
*
30
12
60 %
66 %
100
32
32
31'A
31%
90%
91
91
90
91
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90 Va
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35%
35%
36
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36
35%
35%
35%
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No par
55%
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56
55%
55%
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55%
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553/4
500
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44%
43 %
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44%
43%
43%
400
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4
La Consolid 6% pfd—75 Pesos Mex
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5%
4,200
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6%
Lambert
No par
18%
18 %
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*10%
11%
50
*42%
44
Kress
22
6% Oct
57%
4
common—,
a
preferred
8
Oct
Nov
$ per share
90% '
'jo
Kresge
58% July
Wednesday
share
10
4
3
45Va Feb
$ per
42 Ve.
No par
preferred—
Koppers Co Inc
95 % J my 1..-
39% Jun
$ per shpre
No par
com
-
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
No par
new
'4'Jo conv 2nd nreferred___
Kinney <G Rt Co common...,
2
37% Oct 23
11
______a5
Co
Corp
lo
$ per share
_No par
Land
Kimberly-Clark
2
Jan
County
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
May 24
75
8
29% Feb
Feb
52%
Apr
Tuesday
Nov. 'i'i
LOW
Kennecott Copper
20
104% July 14
13
Dec
Jan
Jun
24
9
Oct
May
Mar
Apr
16% Oct
11
Feb
90
40%
Feb
Jan
34
45
19
20
38 '/a
Monday
isov.
Par
60% Oct 23
51•
12
85
Jun
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
(2289)
RECORD
EXCHANGE
f pep share
42% Feb" 13
Jan
NEW
Highest
xl3% Nov -23
213.*
STOCK
STOCKS
Lowest
41'A May
YORK
CHRONICLE
iS St
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(S H)
& Co
Kroger Co (The)
31%
31%
43%
31
31%
31%
,
44 %
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1,700
170
.
3,100
L
4% May
7
Feb
43/4 Feb
11
Dec
14
Jan
5% Nov
26
Dec
44
Jan
14%
Feb
9
20%
10
May
18
Oct
12
20
24
9% Mar 12
Apr
Laclede
5
Mar 24
56
Feb
25% Aug 12
14% May 15
53% May 17
29% May
6
May
56%
Feb
35
47
21% May
30%
Feb
2234 Nov
26
Apr
95
Sep
14
10
Feb
11
•
49%
Jun
42
Oct
1
'
..
38
95
Dec
101
9% May
1274
Feb
Jun
44%
Jan-
4% May
8%
Feb
1% May
14% May
3%
Feb
30 "2
Mar 19
30% Mar
99
5%
253/,
Jun 16
3.85%
Lehigh
19
41% Feb
25
56
May 15
Lehman
12
May 20
50 3A
Feb
Dec
24
Jan
Sep
30
25
Feb
16% Feb
20
59 Vs
Feb
45% Nov
9
May
*26
38%
*
3
23%
23%
95
Lehn <te Fink Products—
19% Mar 30
9
50c
2nd
non-cum
Corp
pfd„;
46% May
8
11
May,
29% Mar.
78
Dec
96%
18%
1.800
11
11
10%
10%
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1,200
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157
Oct
Nov
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83A Nov
Life
8
Jan
47
10
55% Mar 16
28% Feb
55% Jun
11
Jan
23% Jan
9
15% Nov
Feb
109%
11
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15
Nov
85
Feb
13 3/8 Jan
2
27
Feb
14% Nov
13
57% Feb
28
Dec
58 Va May.
79%
12% May
17% Apr.
28 %
Oct
Xl8
Nov
Jan
18
Feb
19
Jan
138
Nov
3
23
Nov
Dec
Feb
172
14
11
158
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17% May.
Feb
Oct
14
142
Feb
Nov
24
27% Jun
99 %
41%
Dec
10%
21% Mar
18%
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6
30% Mar 16
94% Nov 26
Feb
15%
Dec
455
Jan
Mar
111
11% May
16% Apr
May
10
Dec
12%
Dec
14%
Dec
32%
3%
Jan
9
May
8%
97%
Dec
14
•
May
111% July
34
175
Dec
39% May
5
525
17% Nov
64 %
63%
64
64
20
20
20%
19%
20
19 Va
1974
1,900
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
4,900
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149
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147%
24%
24
24
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24%
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24
200
40
39%
39%
393/4
38%
39
3,600
&
(Ml
pfd
26
5% Feb
10
26
6% Feb
15
Nov
15
42
Jun
35% May
Nov
27% Feb
11
45
19
176
Oct
22
Jan
26
Feb
35% Mar 16
47% Apr
20
Feb
84% Mar 27
93
Jun
3
84
Feb
6
93
Jun
18
Jan
13
Nov
77% Aug 13
9% Feb 11
85
14%
50
Jan
38
Mar 12
113
Jan
110
Apr 16
Jan
23% Nov
24%
23 Vb
243/a
23%
2374
93%
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93 %
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93 74
30
18%
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18 %.
18%
17%
17%
1,000
12% May 15
43% Jan 21
112
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9
41% Jan
15
10
com
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t per share
12
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18%
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—
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23 3%
23 74
23%.
96
95
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96
9474
94%
70
9 74
8,200
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'
preferred —_—;
Martin
(Glenn
L)
Co—
Martin-Parry Corp
Masonite
•
Corp
——100
1
—
7%
Dept
Corp
$3.75
$6
13%
14
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13%
14
14
58
58%
57
57
57 74
21
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20%
19%,
19%
19%
193%
38
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36%
37
cum
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100
169%
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40
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88
87
87
87
87
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88
81
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82
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82
81
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10%
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*38
39 %
39
39
preference.—No par
cum
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—No par
*24%
Corp
._
YORK
24
Sep
20
5
52% May
1
35% May 15
98% Jun
2
25%
Feb
18% Feb
11
24% Jun
31%
Feb
18% Nov
12
24% Jan
16 %
May
23%
Oct
16
26
88%
Jun
105%
23% May 25
96% Jun
8
9,
12
Feb
80% Mar 24
50
Feb
32'% Nov
24
May
25%
Jan
20% Feb
16
25
16
May
55% May
13% May
24%
13
19% May 15
62% May 15
18% .Tun 24
46% May 28
Jan
2
Jan
44% Feb
103% Mar
85% Nov
19
50% May 8
63% July 13
95% Jun 23
17% Feb
13
27% Jun 15
Jan
36
111% Aug
92
11
Mar 10
Nov
101% Nov
10
8
44% Jun
30
104% May25
104
Nov
26
12% May
18 Va Mar
13
Feb
11
19% May 27
33
Apr
48%
Dec
38% Feb
11
69% May
29% May
136% Jun
45%
Nov
35
47% May
84% Dec
Mar
Nov
14%
Jan
Marl6
8 Mav
23%
Sep
Oct
8
Feb
28%
29%
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29
92
92
92
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94
550
30%
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31
31
31
31%
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32
600
26%
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26%
EXCHANGE
26
200
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42%
42
42
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32%
32%
32%
32%
89 %
89
89 %
32%
89%
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84%
Nov
24
56% Apr
15*
98
May
78
May 17
25
10% Mar 16
109
Nov
105V4Jun
21
3
17
18% July 13
10
121 % Oct
18
42% Feb
11
73% Jun
14
Feb
10
Feb
13% Feb
11
34
July 13
34% Mar 17
44
4
9% July 13
51%
Jan
Jan
5
13%
Feb
9
Feb
11
15% Jun
24
32
Feb
24
Sep
15
29% July
6
Minn
$4
*32
22
Mojud
footnotes
see
page
24.
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33
33
32 %
32 %
3274
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300
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8%
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874
600
59 %
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—
1
;
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3.90%
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60
59
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59
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40
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97
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104
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40
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14
14%
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45%
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4474
45 %
4 57 4
45
45 %
45 V4
45 74
133%
133%
133%
133
13 VB
13 %
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9%
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4278
43%
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97a
13
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88
88
88
89
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62%
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58%
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100
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112%
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45
46 %
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com
series
Monarch Machine
14%
46%
45 %
88
r
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RR
14%
45%
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Power
Hosiery
13%
56%
56%
56%
43'A
100
14
114%
56%
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55
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20
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38
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11
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55
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24
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24
140
9 74
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90
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10
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100
-
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14
14%
46%
45
133
133
*103
43
Mfg
preferred
104
14%
*95%
97
*86
A
60
19%
60
100
com
series
1,300
*85%
45 %
Regul
pfd
59
53
20
*43%
vtc
*49
87%
10
A
13%
53
60
———5
100
13%
*49
*19%
com—No par
Prod
13%
*59%
5
Edison
13%
*85%
No par
Scott."
&
'
For
200
20
13%
preferred
Mohawk
16
20'/+
13%
Mission Corp
Mo-Kan-Texas
7%
20'/+
*17
49%
preferred
Moline
$6.50
20
1.400
1,100
13%
,
—
preferred
Minn
*17
%
32
89%
49 %
common--
Inc common
conv
Min
19%
•
*13%
Minn-Honeywell
3.20%
20 %
20%
*17
*85
34%
*82%
34%
*21%
No par
Nov
Day
84%
84 %
*32
Minn
42%
20%
*82%
_50
*20%
20
41
41Va
31%
Thanksgiving
—_100
20%
CLOSED
32%
89'/a
1
Steel
P
42
16%
July 13
St
32%
*86
16%
1
preferred
1st
413/8
42%
16 3/fl
Miami
Copper
Mid-Continent Petroleum
8 %
*88
26
1,200
50
Machine
Midland
32%
*88
26%
,
16%
14
98% Oct
56%
29%
92
16%
preferred
4.35%
29%
94
16%
9% Mar 17
Dec
25%
Min
Metropolitan
30%
16%
preferred—
Merritt'-Chapman
Mesta
share
Shares
*29%
No par
102%
3% May
& Co
$3.50
for
the Week
*92
16%
Minneap & St Louis Ry_
Dec
11% May
32% May
Merck
$ per
Co Inc
3%
Transp Co——No par
(The)
1st
&
$ per share
Sales
26
Nov
I per share
30%
20%
Storey
Merch
2,500
94%
*18%
series)
(2nd
10
24 74
Friday
Nov. 25
19%
Corp
300
110%
24
Thursday
Nov. 2f
$ per share
1,200
PRICES
Wednesday
20%
17
99
28% Mar
Mengel Co
5'/o conv
Mercantile
HIGH SALE
Nov. 23.
*17%
May 10
54% Mar 11
Oct
pfd
Shoe
24%
Tuesday
$ per share
110%
111%
24%
*20%
Jun
87
Dec
2nd
38
-No par
Corp common
4%% pfd
(1st series)
4%
38
*110%
25
24%
1074
—1
Mead
Melville
*110%
10
1074
40
*38
40
111%
170
10%,
—10
Co
16
Feb
15
Co
Mfg
140
Dec
123
Norris
*38'
82>
*26
No par
9
Nov
70%
Jan
preferred
McLellan-Stores
10%
Nov. Vi
30%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc com—18
McQuay
*80%
10%
80
*29%
Publishing..—No par
11
11
114%
May
McGraw-Hill
15
Apr
7
25
87%
81%
10
2,800
*93
1
—
Jun
51%
104
7
Electric Co
48
129% Feb
Feb
66%
111%
87%
10%
Monday
$ per share
Par
'
!
Jan
15%
24%
87%
*80%
Nov. 20
30
156
*110%
25
166
Saturday
87
10% May
6% May
111%
166
LOW AND
STOCK
41% Nov
47 %
169%
N
41
41%
*10%
Feb
35% May.'
97% Dec
169%
No par
Feb
Dec
169 74
*166
*166
41 %
*86%
Jan
17% May
900
800
1,500
88
56%
21 %
37
41 %
__
44
65%
*166
36%
,
1,300
19 74
**19
*86%
common
*
$4
3,400
5774
EXCHANGE
May 15
9%
9%
14
58%
_5
NEW
36% May 21
9%
10
14
58%
pfd 1947 series—No par
pfd
.No per
cum
1st
9%
14%
No par
Stores
Maytag Co common---$3
preferred
;
McCall
10%
140
58%
No par
$3.75 preferred
$3.40
10%
6,608!
*57%
1
Chemical
10%
%
7
*14
preferred
May
10%
P 95
96
6%
7
No par
Master Electric Co
Mathieson
*95 %
7
No par
_____—
„
31
Dec
3,000
2,400
23V4
23% Mar 17
83
>
23%
Feb
5
50O
,
23%
32
18% Nov
8%
21
2074
24
McGraw
20.
874
9%
23%
15
28
173/+
17 Va
18
22
23%
42% Jan
13% Nov
20!)
23%
10
12% Jan
83/4
21%
9'A
7
Nov
49% Nov
9%
1,200
*8%
9%
17
29
Feb
*17%
17%
22%
9
22%
I
774
8
6%
Oct
Jan
*8 %.
9%
7%
*1674
45%
Jan
11,600
7%
530
*500
163/4
McCrory Stores Corp com
1
3%'4 conv preferred
—100
19%
1574
1474
14%
530
300
16%
14
73
1,000
16%
$ per share
.
1874
6%
101% Jun
Nov
18
*500
8
17%
9%
22%
2,100
183%
16%
5
43% May
18%
9%
22
10
7
11
Dec
*8%
10
17
Feb
20
9
18%
7%
10%
..14%
14%
530
*500
3,800
95
as %
..18%
14%
5
8
31%
94%
31%
6%
Jan
40%
530
31
9474
30%
*16%
25
105%
Xl8%
14,600
17%
88
Dec
10
14Va
*6%
Feb
Dec
*94
10 Vs
100
136
14
14%
*16%
—
Feb
May
95 %
10
37%
*3674
'130
14
5
Corp.,
33%
„
3,400
Ry 6% prior pfd—1100
Marshall Field & Co com~
No par
107%
30 %
32%
95 %
10%
9
9%
Dec
46
32
96
*7%
22%
May
May
32%
.•14% ,(15%
18%
9%
22%
14%
*500
9
1
14%
37%
136
*130
14%
32%
7%
-——6.25
*363/b
37
136
141%
14%
530
1
L_.
Shirt
Manhattan
Highest
$ per share
37
*130
37%
136
*10%
24
24
*37
*130
10 %
82
Mar
37
136
*36%
*130
96
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
35
18%
STOCKS
Year 1947
$ per share
24%
*91%
32%
Range for Previous
Lowest
24%
92%
*18 %
*
10
48%
24%
92%
18%
St
"
108% Mar*
24%
92%
18%
10
Midland
Nov
97 % Mar
30
24%
96
Market
19
Oct
147 Va
*147
*91%
32%
Marine
Nov
'
39
64
63%
64%
100
14%
Marathon
16
166
39 %
14%
Maracaibo
16
100% Aug
24%
39%
100
May 20
19% Jan
Dec
24 %
39%
149
5
Magnavox
7
69% July 9
27% May 20
Dec
7% May
Forbes
Mahoning
22
8
9
*24
par
_.
Inc____
17% Sep 16
29% May 18
103% Jun
9
20
*146
Macy (R H) Co Inc com—-No par
4%% pfd series A
_100
Square Garden.
_No par
25% May 17
20
Feb
22% Nov
94
Jan
14% Jun
148%
-
10
A
Bros
22% Apr
82
146%
.—50
preferred
Trucks
Mandel
11
85
21
M
&
28
26
Jan
iky) No
Co
Sugar
10
49%
10.
& Sons Inc com__1
series
Steel
par
100
„__
Nashville
Manati
9% Nov
106
„'.
Gas & Elec Co
8
47% Feb
190
„
Corp—
preferred
13% Jun
18% Mar 18
1,300
20
23
12% Nov
Dec
70%
63%
Apr
Oct
88
70%
21
Cement
10% Sep
Jan
35%
69%
20%
11
Oct
6% Nov 12
8% Mar 16
Jan
24% May
_100
64%
9% Feb
520
24%
26%
1,400
64%
0%
4
63%
14% May
39% May
18% July
16 74
*19%
Magma
Feb
Feb
1674
No par
Star
24% May 20
16% July 6
Dec
34%
16%
10,400
25
Feb
16%
May
22 y«
16%
12,400
1,800
xl6% Feb
Dec
27%
16%.
Madison
Feb
7
19% May
6% May
16%
1674
,15% Apr 12
Feb
22%
17%
1574
20
Jan
9%
17%
1674
Nov
Aug
500
17%
58%
147 a
Mack
39% May 27
103% Jun
*17%
,
15%
4%%
10
30% May
2,600
No par
9%
17
7%
13
14
39 74
Long Bell Lumber (Mdl A—No
Lorillard (Pi
Co common..
2
Apr
1,500
x39%
preferred-
;•
Jan
60
39%
9%
70
MacAndrews
40
59
39
9%
15
Lowenstein
27
58^
41
9%
16%
Lukens
Jan
59
40
9%
70
98% Juiy 14
24% Jan
8
36
59
41
9%
15%
35% May 15
129
59
41
17
5
Nov
59
41
69%
11
41
59%
40%
15 Ve
Mar 17
152
58%
16%
Nov
Nov
12,200
5
x9
69%
92
Mar
1,100
9 74
par
.
17%
17
34
140
35V+
Lone
22
134
87
171
35 74
15%
20
Oct
87
*169
35%
69 %
Lousvilla
Oct ;
35%
.
17
Louisville
Aug
170
37
88
171
86%
87%
172
37
15%
4
29%
87%
*171
38
15%
Nov
26%
2.100
88
171
38
17%
May 15
101%
1,000
70%
25
Dec
5,700
15%
50
13% May
93
874
3374
'17!%
10
•
874
33%
*69%
38% Mar 16
———
87%
8%
34'A
1
Feb
'
53
2,100
8%
34%
No par
'
39%
46
8%
34%
9%
com
—
7
Jun
4574
46%
8%
34%
171
9%
46%
1.100
21
8%
29
*35%
46%
21
21%
—_No par
Carbonic Corp
conv
87%
X46%
48%
21
22
34 %
8%
34
171
par
_
Co.—.—
3%%
87%
171
—.100
47%
8%
34%
22
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
Loew's Inc
30% July 15
21% Sep
Oil
Liquid
20)4 May 21
68% Jun
4
9
21%
Jun
24% Jun
10
20
18%
Lion
,
48%
8%.
34%
25
com
23
48
7
5
—
-
70% May 24
Dec
30%
Dec
Dec
35 V«
Corp—;
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—;_No
Lima-Hamilton
Corp
Link Eelt Co__„—
—No
May 14
13% Jun
Savers
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%. preferred
174% Mar 30
9
10% May
137%
Libbey Owens Ford Glass.—No
Libby
McNeill
&
Libby
2
63
Apr
Corp
91
13
Oct
l
Stores
iftii, Anr, 12
16
33
Aug
12%
24% Aug
19% May
Va
5(j%Jun
'
Lerner
14
38% Jan
31% Mar 16
Jan
X48
Dec
47
26% Jun
8% Nov 26
Oct
191,3A July
33 % May
10
Apr
40%
May
169
87
18 Vs
10%
1"
_
57 +
18%
37%
No par
(The)—:
6%
18%
44%
27%
*36 %
-
5% Jan
Feb
*5%
18%
*42%
2,%
5
*91
5%
.6%
18%
10%
_1
cumulative preferred—.100,
Coal & Navigation Co—10
5%
*5%
*10%
:
com
5
5%
6'%
5%
18
%
5%
5%
18%
5V+
*
,—
Lehigh
Portland
Cement
25
Lehigh Valley RR,—50
Lehigh Valley Coal com
1
$3 non-cum 1st preferred—No par
24
5%
'
17
78
2
May
10%
8% Jun
^
Co—.*
4% July 12
26% July 12
10% May 12
Feb
9%
Jun
3 8 74,
1% Jan
Lane-Wells
Lee Rubber & Tire
Lees (James) & Sons Co
13% May 22
38% Oct 20
9
(The)
—
<
'
4% Mar 16
Co
Lane Bryant common....
4%% preferred
May 18
26% May 28
.
Gas
51
44
3,300
89
370
60
1,500
100)4
100
12%
4,800
112
52
150
2.900
5%
6
9,200
22%
24
19,900
37 74
37%
1,400
11
xlOVa
10 %
10 Va
1074
1,300
25%
*24%
25 "a
*2474
2574
100
38 %
37 %
37%
'
19
2*
THE
(2240)
COMMERCIAL &
NEW
Year 1947
63%
Feb
128%
Feb
49
122
Sep
27
105% Mar 17
64%
May
Feb
Dec
11%
Dec
107a Nov
Dec
20
Nov
107a Oct
18
14%
Nov
Oct
20% Jan
May
27%
19% May
27%
25
17
10
(John)
Inc
No par
*107
109
Co
5
Motor
No par
May 27
Motor
Wheel
Jun
9
Mueller
16% Oct 26
Mullins
1474 Oct
11% Feb
16
3374 Feb
16
45
10774 Jan
2
112
.
23
Murphy Co.
474 %
2
127a Sep
21
17
Jan
2
Nov
10
43
Jun
29
50 % Jan
23
85% Jan
5
9% Dec
167b
Dec
447<
Feb
35
50%
56
Jan
108
1067a
1067a
107a
107a
56
547a
557a
55%
55
1074
5474
557a
5.500
47
106
106
300
10
STOCK
10
1.600
55 74
9.300
1
100
117a
12
11%
1174
22
*2174
22
22
22
18%
19
18%
197a
187a
19
CLOSED
54 72
117a
117a
11%
2274
Thanksgiving
22 7a
22%
400
18 72
12
♦2174
-
Shares
thare
103
EXCHANGE
1074
*1174
187a
Day
1872
19%
8,100
24%
11%
*22
2.200
No par
♦24%
25
*24%
2474
2472
2472
24
24
*23%
5
♦1974
207a
19%
197a
1974
193/4
19%
197a
*19%
19%
600
1
*18
13%
177a
18%
i*1872
19
177a
18%
17 74
1774
1.100
157a
15
1574
147a
157a
1474
147a
14 72
14%
1.500
Co
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
May 15
Jun
*106%
3
Corp
Corp
Brass
101
1074
for
46
103
1072
Sales
the Week
*100
101
*10074
107
107
t per
thare
477a
*
103
*1007.
103/4
55%
5
Products
23
10%
Nov. 26
9 per
9 per thare
46
477a
4674
Friday
Nov. 25
Nov. *4
9 per thare
47%
Tharsday
-Wednesday
No par
Co
—
29% May 27
9 per thare
47
477a
,
103
Lines
&
46%
*100
Utilities
Moore-McCormack
9
Motorola
Feb
Nov. Zi
A__No par
B
Morrell
Jan
24
37% Jan
Jun
series
Montana-Dakota
19% Nov 26
22
Feb
Tuesday
Nov. Zi
9 per thare
5
com
Montgomery Ward & Co
9
Nov
40%
112
Dec
Co
series
May 21
1774 May 15
Jan
15%
May
Apr
35
preferred
19
16
137a Nov
107%
Chemical
preferred
19 V* Mar 17
Feb
Mar
Monday
Nov. 2l>
27
11% Jan 23
17% May
$4
65
6
972 May
$3.25
6
15
27%
Monsanto
May 15
112% Apr
9
4774 Mar 16
May
15%
RECORD
Satnrday
Par
617a May 17
457a Nov ,18
101
Monday, November 29, 1948
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
I perthare
9 % Nov
24
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
8 per thare
9 per thare
49 y» May
1107* May
.
NEW YORK
Rsugs slues Jan. I
Lowest
Mifhest
9 per thare
YORK
CHRONICLE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FINANCIAL
com
.1
new
157s
5
(G C)
*127z
13
*12%
13
13
3974
3974
12%
13
39%
1.100
39%
1,200
12%
397a
127a
13
1
3974
100
10
*10972
14
137a
14
13%
13 7i
13%
1374
50
*36%
38
37
37
*3672
38
3674
37
*3574
37
No par
*5072
52%
53%
*5072
5372
53
*50
5372
common
preferred——.
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred—
com
Myers (F E) & Bros
1,000
39%
39%
110
14
►10972
110
*5072
397a
39%
110
110
*10972
•50
10
111
*1097a
110
I33i
13%
2,800
300
N
14
May
197,
Feb
147a Mar 16
217a Jun
25
19
May
2974
Feb
20
Feb
24
32% Sep
9
Nashville Chatt & st
21
May
30
Jan
207a NOV
26
29
5
National
8%
16% Jan
Dec
.1674
Jan
27
34 V4
Dec
Feb
29
Mar 18
26% Feb
20
1
National
Automotive
137,
Feb
5% Nov
10
Dec
33% Feb
10
Dec
147/a
Jan
Feb
28
6
974 May 21
Jun 17
48
National
Biscuit
National
Can
Fibres
Co
Cash
97a Sep 28
97# May 20
2
13% Jan
National
Oct
National
Container
10% Mar 15
14% Aug 23
National
26%
38
Jan
247a Mar 17
32Jun
National
Dairy
1472 Mar 17
21
20%
Jan
23%
14% May
17% May
Oct
1772 Nov
May 21
2274 May 21
10
Department
National
Distillers
;
14% May
96
25%
107
Dec
25% May
Jail
15
Feb
24
13% Nov
19
Sep 27
207s Jun
9
Oct
14
297a Jan
23
38
Jun
10
16
177
Jun
Dec
Dec
190 V*
Sep
162
Oct
136
Dec
167
Jan
130
Nov
4
6%
Jan
15 'A
Dec
8%
Jun
7a Nov
12
8174 MarlO
20
Nov
16
Power
Lt
25% Jan
5
9
2574 July
6
94
2
26
Natl
Nehi
Feb
11
Dec
137a
Jun
9% Nov
10
18% May
13% May
24%
Feb
9 78 Nov
26
1974 Jan
Feb
107
July
28%
Nov
38
Feb
98
Dec
106
Mar
13% Feb
16
19
26
104
x27% Mar 12
35
100
87
Feb
6
May 17
Jan
4 7a %
8
35% May
22% Dec
4474
Dec
38
Feb
13
327a
Feb
13
Nov
26
267a May 21
Feb
74
Nov
17
9072 Jun
17%
102
Jun
12
26
Oct
20% Feb
11
3474 Oct
22
Feb
31
24
4374 Jun
9
227a Feb
May
Nov
127a Feb
11
187a July 12
Feb
10
92
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Feb
11
144
20%
Feb
1174 Mar
19
Apr
26
Aug
20
52
Dec
627a
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Nov
290
Feb
200
9
Mar
Nov
84%
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10% May
80%
25%
N
2
255
Mar
8672 Jan
6
16
Sep
147a Feb
27
Jan
2
Mar 18
147a Jun
9
3974 July 12
96
Jun
17
1974 Oct 23
88
Jun
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N
N
$ perthare
Y
&
Air
13
137a
167a
167a
$ perthare
lo
*89
Nov
55
Feb
18
62% Nov
1
Aug 24
2874 Jan
13
26
Dec
30 7a
Sep
25
167a
Dec
337a
Jan
147a Mar
3
1074
Feb
1157a
Jan
827a Mar 10
Dec
307a
Nov
2574 Feb
13% May
227a
Feb
1674 Feb
8
78
Jan
2
1974
187a
1
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14
75
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50
preferred—.100
Central
3674 Jun
14
Northern
Natural
Northern
Pacific
5
1067a Nov 22
874 Nov
9
177a Mar 20
Apr
253/4
Oct
16
Nov
33
9
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l
4
45 7a
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337a Jan
2
374 Sep 20
107a Mar 18
2774 May 17
407a Apr 24
77a May 21
147a Jun
9
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31
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907a
92
92
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Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Norwich Pharmacal Co—
74
10
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Nov. 26
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25
58
common..lo
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15
25
1574
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15
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No par
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Nov. 25
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25
50
_
Inc
2172
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24
1 per thare
.
25
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100
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Nov
9 per thare
14%
247a
1
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-
Nov. Vi
9 per share
'
24%
Tuesday
Nov. 22
9 per thare
*20%
Monday
25
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preferred
4.6%
97a
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preferred
$4.80
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Northwest Airlines
1072
327a
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
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107a
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Ry
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11
33 7a
Nov. 20
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27% Jun 24
1074
3274
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Co
11
400
11
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preferred
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21%
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17%
8572
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93
57
14%
75
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17 7a
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100
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18
85
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1974
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1974
,
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v
10
preferred
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11
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197a Aug
1,300
17,700
137a
35
1
common.
Chemical
Norfolk &
93
10374 Oct
18
167a
170
10
common
cumulative
Electric
North
Mar 19
15%
17%
157a
34
10
Haven & Hart RR Co. 100
Noblitt-Sparks
177a Jun 17
13% May 10
90
15
1874
1274
169
22%
preferred—No par
Jun
Aug 11
1574
177a
13
35
84
Per
6474
21
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167a
171
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Co
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2574 Jun
.
127a
34
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EXCHANGE
Dec
4
26
-
16
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21%
NEW YORK STOCK
5674
20 7a Mar
7
974
97a
35
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com
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Dock
Highest
Noma
Feb
18
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Nopco
Feb
Fibre
Industries
Harlem
$3.75
l
187a
157a
177a
No par
5%
series A—
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N Y Power & Light 3.90%
pfd__100
N Y Shipbldg Corp partic, stock
1
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5
1374
157a
187a
2174
preferred——
Y New
17% July
Dec
157a
10174
Preferred
367a Jan
Dec
15%
18
21
Aug 11
67a
'4.900
*17
Nov
12
267a
No par
15
Jun
26 3 8
%
—No par
non-cum
24
11
27
York
257a
Feb
267a
16
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1027a
27
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Dec
Dec
27
No par
Nov
797a
27
136
23 7a
25
1,700
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67a May
83 % Dec
8.300
1
tper thare
Oct
2.900
7
x67a
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No par
Range for Previous
Year 1947
Lowest
Highest
7 74
9%
—_10o
$5
10
7
774
preferred series A
New
25
19
Jan
Jun
Jun
3,600
127a
City Omnibus Corp,
Y
27
207a Feb
81
19
61
Sep
10072 Aug
237« Apr
5,300
9%
*20 7a
York Central
No par
Chic & St Louis Cq com—100
Y
6%
6
3
107
Dec
July
19
672 Mar 29
15%
July 12
6%
39%
12 72
10
Co
York
New
39
121
6 74
38%
97a
1017a
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New
Dec
67a
407a
1274
100
preferred
4 74%
Dec
•
127a
25
Corp
Newport
50
May
11% May
6 7a
38 7e
674
407a
13
67»
England Elec System
20
Jersey Pr& Lt Co 4 % pfd__100
Newmont Mining Corp
...—10
137
187/« May
80
230
64
46%
32% May
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3%%
18
Dec
99
40
168
1347a
.
New
3
110
6,200
9%
91
3474
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9072 Mar
29%
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12%
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serial
Aug 17
July 12
Jan
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conv
12% Jan
108%
29 72
16874
12%
16
168
1
Corp
4'% %
24
Dec
Dec
8
Corp
Newberry Co (JJ) common__No
Nov
11%
Nov
&
Shares
Inc
12
95%
13
•
Cast-No par
ex-dlst
No par
Bros
24
May 15
30
169
107a
7V,
9%
13%
*89
10
—_100
Service
Neisner
98% Jan
200
297a
16874
i
preferred
Natomas
10
2,800
36
157a
157a
Steel
National
Feb
2.800
9%
9 7a
36
1874
*13%
1
_No par
Corp..,
National Sugar Ref Co..
National Supply (The) Pa
16
177a
Linen
cNational
217a Nov
Dec
10%
10%
974
37 7a
■
preferred B
National
80 % Nov
Jan
97a
2774
18 7a
10o
Natl
Jan
107a
107*
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12%
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common—
2
1
.
-
5.400
30
67a
41
407a
10
5
& Steel
12%
187b
Co
Malleable
6%
National
1674 Nov
26
Lead
Natl
Sep
107Z Nov
preferred
conv
2
25
May 17
11472 Oct 23
:
107a
10
377a *
20
1.200
67a
13
No par
preferred A_
10
Dec
29%
Feb
7%
Jan
100
77a
10
2774
com—
1477a Apr
774 Feb
307a May 27
157a May 26
12 Yt Jan 26
105
$4.50
National
7
40
-12.50
Gypsum-Co
247a Jun
-
6
197a NOV
Jan
237b
Mar
11
Feb
Nov
28%
20% May
Sep 20
157a Feb
Jan
26%
95
12% May
88
Jan
1%
jf Dec
21%
74% May
21 % May
6
Apr
28
40
par
common
National
967a May 19
169
67a
5%
170
297a
30%
57a
5%
11,600
247a
21
'
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Stores.:
-
207a
574
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170
67a
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74
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217a
157a
>
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1574
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21 "•
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107a
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107a
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37 7a
297a
170
67.
1174
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10%
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21
Enameling & Stamping—
New
7
85
367b
165
307a
►1687a
•
—1
Products—No
National
Nat
12% Nov
Co
574
107a
No par
__1
Cylinder Gas Co
57a
3772
.10
Feb
*2374
157a
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15%
'1572
ii7a;
107s
3772
-10
Corp—
Register—
City Lines Inc..
15%
2
*117»
100
177s
'
1
167a
24 7a
217a
*
57a
—4
Dec
Dec
5%
Inc.
common
157a
23 3/4
2172
243/4
22
—5
13% May
13
16 7e
*24
*2174
—1
7%'preferred
National
16%
.100
—I
National Aviation Corp
National Battery Co
1757s Jun 23
4374
—5
Louis
Co
Airlines—-
32% Oct 22
162% Oct
Corp-
Acme
National
July; 8
Feb
May
7%
45
Jun
187
8% May
33
1074 May 20
13% July ,8
17% Mar 22
9% Nov 26
Dec
34
Jan
165
Feb
14
9Ya May
10% May
24
4% Sep 29
874 Feb 11
Jan
Nash-Kelvinator
,
85
Day
,
?
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270
10674
106%
1067a
10674
1067a
106%
10674
10674
490
8%
87a
874
8%
87a
878
8%
8%
14.400
167a
9
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167a
1672
1674
1674
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1674
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3774
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37%
3772
377a
377a
47a
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5
2.50
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13
8
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29 7a
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29
287a
977a
96%
97
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307a
307a
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13
12%
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3,600
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12%
12
37%
80
4%
100
12
500
O
27
Dec
917a
Dec
21
Dec
86
157a
14974
92% Jan
2
26% Feb
11
July
Dec
137a
118
May
Sep
May
92
Feb
107
16% Apr
22% Feb
Feb
27 7a
Dec
77a May
24
277a Feb
Feb
22
17% May
93
Jan
'.3574 Dec
Apr
18
38
11174
8
Feb
17
36% July 13
Xl097a July 13
127i Apr 20
100
Jan
5
23
Jun
17
Jan
2
Jan
26
163 7a
Jan
1447a Nov
15
154
Jan
9
23
Jan
5
89
Feb
27
7374 Jan
2
28 74
93
Jan
80
July
Feb
May
16
Sep
974 May
19
Feb
80
Oct
Jan
Jan
15 7a Nov
82% Nov
48
Nov
11% Feb
8
3
26
27
7a Nov 26
377a Jun 23
29
62%
36% Jan
Jan
477. Mar 16
Feb
30
Feb
13
Jan
897a Feb
27
Feb
For footnotes
see
page
130
24.
Nov
9
Otis
(The)
Elevator
6%
Outlet
73
8
55% July 13
y4 July 23
44
104% Jun
147
7
Mar 18
2nd
6
Pacific
&
Glass
Lighting
87a
17%
*17
29 7a
29%
100
100
8%
8%
1774i
17
83/4
Mfg
Co
Inc
common.,
non-cum
non-cum
Corp—
_
17
29%
99
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89
89
*89
90
22
22
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23
29
287a
29
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5
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149
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16
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16
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86
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85
53%
14%
53%
52
147a
10
9
63
*1378
No par
No par
537a,
14%
2874
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157a
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5074
17
2774l
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287a
28%
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8%
28%
97
.
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340
30%
3174
12,700
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.
277a
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8 7a
1774
28
287a
149
,
5,700
8%
2.300
89%
89%
8974
22
22
22
22
287a
29
27%
28%
147
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147
400
,
200
887a
-
600
9974
147
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86
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86
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50
48
90
500
3.700
50
85
51%
48%
497a
*1378
14%
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*8 7a
9
63
Pacific Telep '& Teleg common—100
6%
preferred
100
149
*1574
No par
No par
74
287a
*977a
8%
90
287a
287t
17
2872
99
297a
100
227a
Pacific Finance Corp of Calif——10
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
Pacific Mills
297a
99
*89
No par
preferred
*17
28%
*22
..No par
Co
preferred
307a
A—100
100
Marine
*97
lo
common..
Owens-Illinois
1st
10o
common
preferred
preferred
Outboard
20
No par
Collins
Co
307a Mar 17
39%
Corp
convertible
Oppenheim
Fisheries
Jan
168
8%
pfd
convertible preferred
Omnibus
Coast
43% May 28
21% Jun 15
1297a
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 4%
Oliver Corp common
472%
10o
—No par
Amer
1572 Mar 20
.,
Co
Pacific
43%
Nov
preferred——:
Oil
Pacific
May 27
Apr 13
Oct
13
4.40%
Ohio
1574 May 17
607a Sep
34% Feb
30
Ohio Edison Co common—.
15
46%
*33% Dec
Dec
18% Jan
20
Nov
131
18
15
27
Aug
257# May
x89% Dec
13
Jun
Jun
Feb
68
507a
9
43 1
Feb
197a May
24
11
25
103
337a
84
10
887a Nov
14
347a Jun *16
28 7a
Oct
50
Mar
Feb
10
97a
83A
9
627a
*61
8%
627a
9
627a
*61
64
*61
627a
1472
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8 72
200
•
4,200
14
100
9
160
40
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40
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3974
38
38%
39
39%
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3972
40
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1972
*1878
1972
18%
187a
1872
1872
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187a
300
31%
3172
3174
3172
31
31%
317a
3174
30%
31 %
9.500
50%
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50%
5072
50%
507a
5074
33%
3372
3372
3374
3274
33
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94 72
93
94
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94%
134%
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►132%
134%
►132%
13472
133
50%
5074
-
5074
600
32%*
32
93%
317a
3274
2,700
93%
937a
9372
470
133
133
133
70
.
Volume 168 " Number 4755
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
NEW YORK STOCK
Banff since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
f perthare
9 per share
Saturday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Nov. 20
Nov. tit.
9 per thare
9 per thare
3% May
21% Jan
Lowest
t per share
Feb
7
59%
Oct
Nov
40
-
6% Apr
26
Dec
73/*
Feb
4Va Feb
14%
Feb
8% Noc
9
13
18
May
40V* Jan
Nov
46
Feb
Mar
109
5%. Jan
13% Mar 16
July
55-
Dec
90
92
Oct
9 Va
-
Feb
6% Feb
Nov
Jan
Oct
66
12
97
109" July
Dec
11 Va May 21
21 Va Jun 21.
100
11
20
96 V*
-
5*
20
Pan American Airways Corp
Pan-American Petrol
4%
28
105
4%
8
convertible
Dec
323/*
Jan
18% Feb 11
26% May 27
Paramount Pictures
53%
Jan
34% Feb
51
Park & Tilford Inc
Park Utah Consolidated Mines
2
Dec
2
4y* Jan
10
May 21.
3 V* May 17
Mar 16
33*4 Dec
43
Jan
25
Nov
24
28 V*
34%
Feb
24% Feb
11
14%
Feb
7
May
Dec
33% Jan
30% Jun
6y* Mar 16
11
Penn
49% Jun
16%
Oct
10
16
Sep
16
15% Jan
24%
Feb
15 V* Feb
11
21% Nov
1
29
Sep
36
Apr
34% May.
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117
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22
15%
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26%. Feb
,
.
38
-
111
May
Jan
-
Jan
22
112
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16% Feb 27
37
Oct
18
48
103
Feb
19
120
Apr 22
30
Sep
86% Feb
17
45%
Dec
55%
Nov
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Jun
101%
Feb
45% Jan
8
99
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May
22
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22%-Dec
23
May
f
34
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•
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Dec
113 Oct
9% Feb
104
11
18
Jan
47
Feb
11
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Dec
40% Feb
13
23%
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95
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Dec
14% Feb
Mar
50
109% Aug
27V4 Jan
Dec
29%
-
5
95% Mar
5
55
Jan
22
104
91
Nov
3
Jan 21
,
25% Sep * 8
115% JunV9
Jan 28
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103% Sep 20
10% May
21
16%
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111
Jun
Oct
14
Jan
19
28
Jan
22
Sep 29
85
Dec
98Va Mar
81
Dec
43%
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Dec
Feb(
87
97% Jun
109
85
Dec
101
81
Jan
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Mar
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—
12
Jun
Apr
99%
Dec
96%
Dec
10
May
88
6
82% Nov 16
11% Nov 10
,
July
87 % Jan
9
54% Jan
21-
12
10
18
*
Feb
38VaJuly
108
Dec
t
16%
98% Apr
Dec
Oct
102
110
Mar
82 V8 Nov
32%
Dec
26
16
16
Deo
12% Feb
113
23
10
93;
Mar 16
July 28
36% July 15
11
23% Jun
15
165
Aug
169
Aug
142% Nov 10
155
Apr
Nov
203
Jan
157
169
July 15
30% Nov
24
39% Jun
1
Nov
7% Nov
10
10
Jan
2
15
Dec
140
May
8% May
114
Apr
59% May
16
Fen
10%
7
67
14
Feb
42%
Oct
11
20
Jun
Jan
27
165
Oct
20
Oct
93%
73% Feb
28
96
Oct
22
,
10Va Feb
140
9
Jan
84%
Sep
71% Mar
9
82% May 10
10% May
20%
Dec
15
Feb
13
26% Oct 23
Jan
145
Jan
9
171
200
May
17% May
38%
Oct
161
28% Jan 22
July
7
46% July 13
9 per share
9 per share
10
1 per share
Jan
Dec
33
Jan
6
35%
Oct
29% Feb
14
46
19%
Oct
11% Nov
26
15 Va
Nov
12% Jan
28
16
Feb
5% Nov 26
16% May 20
14% July 12
11% May 18
43
Feb
23% Nov 24
35% May 21
71 Va
Nov
62 % Feb
71% Jan
Dec
33 Va
57
Dec
May
\15% May
;
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,
32%
85%
Dec
May
9% May 10
Jan
18
Feb
Feb *
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70% May
16
81
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Jan
102%
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27
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24
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9
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94
Apr
26
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39% July 6
24% Jun 25
30 Va May 15
15
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25% Nov
10
51% May
61%
Feb
32 Va Nov
24
53
Jan
21 % May
29%
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5
42
May 18
106%
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25 Va
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68% Dec
10%
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15%
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11
20% Oct
1
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33
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144
30
110
30
30%
5,400
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Saturday
Nov
Par
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
*10
1
B
Monday
20
*40
40%
*10
9 per share
10%
10
41%
40%
41%
41
40
40
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39%
38%
12%
12%
12% "
12%
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10
13%
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13%
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6%
6%
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6%
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preferred series A—50
24%
24%
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65%
24</a
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24
1,300
11%
11%
1,500
CLOSED
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13 Va
13,800
65%
65
65%
23%
v
.
6%
6
24%
65%
>
5,200
40 %
EXCHANGE
13%
6%
Procter & Gamble
10
39%
40
STOCK
12%
13 Va
1
com
5%
24%
64%
65
Inc
5
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23
22%
23
22
22
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92%
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92
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35%
35%
35%
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21%
21%
21%
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26%
26
26
com
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preferred
23%
900
64%
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2,600
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'
21%
35%
21%
21%
21
25%
150
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26
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6,800
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100
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2,800
30
.
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106%
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*27 Va
28
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
26%
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21
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20%
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20%
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12 Va
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
70
70
70
68%
69%
67%
6%
7%
—
Purity Bakeries Corp
12,000
33%
No par
-No par
common
6
''
Public
com
21
"
500
*22%
Thanksgiving
'
$4.75 cum preferred...——No par
Service Co of Colorado—20
Shares
38%
40%
Co—.—10
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
for
the Week
9 per thare
39%
40
Sales
Nov. 26
9 per share
10%
*10
40%
41
—No par
Power
Nov. 25
I per share
10
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 24
Nov. 23
! per share
10%
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov.
9 per thare
5
5
—w
Pond Creek Pocahontas.—
(The)
1,600
49
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$1.40 div preference
140
;
11%
16%
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Industries
101 Va
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51
5%% 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pub Serv El & Gas
101%
300
48
85
class
500
80,300
24
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49 Va
-
16%
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.
16%
87%
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11%
7%
53
101
31%
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12
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34
100
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300
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104
900
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55%
23%
.
v
'
■
11%
37%
40
104%
*10%
101%
,*85%
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The)
•
•
21%:
•
-17%
17
9%
•
21%
96
18
13%
11%
V
18%
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'
3,500
'
112
17%
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%
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52
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.
92%
101%
-
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92
100
conv
19
18%
-
92
*98%
7% gtd preferred
j.
—100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Nopar
Pittsburgh Steel Co com——Nopar
7% preferred class B__
100
5%
'
91%
21%
-
Oil
10 Va
92
99%
>
100
$5 convertible preferred—Nopar
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__ 100
Pure
46 %
10%
*109%
24%
12
Pullman
45%
32
24'4
11 Va
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par
Publicker
46 %
11%
31%
25%
.
<101
conv
46
32%
24 ■ v. 24%
*107% 108%
L—-<--100
t—
100
Phillips Jones Corp com newJNo par
5% preferred
-—-100
Phillips Petroleum
—,..^No par?
Phoenix Hosiery
5
4%%
400
32%
8%
21%
,
.^No par
4% preferred
<—
3.60% series preferred--
Co
28%
32%
•
? *87%.
&
♦27 Va
10%
29
104
9Va
96
Potomac
28%
*27%.
91%
108
Poor
100
1,400
18
17%
20O
7%
13%
110
39Va
26
7%
17%
105
1,600
7,300
13%
32"%
•
■«
5%
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200
2 Vs.
25%
2
13%
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17%
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com.
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.
110
39%
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>91%
'
29
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17%
110
»*24
*100Va
__5
$ per share
14 %
May
*23%
9
EXCHANGE
38
9
27%
*10%
-
common—No par
NEW YORK
12%
i
;25Va
*107
20%
Lowest
19% May
11% May
Sep
Apr
2 Va
25%
8
14,000
41
2
25
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.100
Corp of America-,.
Electric Co
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
21
•
♦39
2%
25%
STOCKS
Year 1947
Lowest
h
41%
2 %
17%
;_No par
preferred
Range for Previous
i •;
*40
10
21%
25'%
%
,
13
15% Jun
41
104
2%
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
—25
$4 preferred
Nopar
Pitts C C & St Louis RR—
100
8
Sep
163%
32% Apr
>
7
103% Jan
11
18% Jan '
Dec
14% May
14
11% Feb
■
13
34% Jan; 5
1
Jun
<:
7 *\
13% Sep
41
*102
25%
13 Va
6,200
1,500
'
104
2%
Philco Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A——^100
Philip Morris ds Co Ltd common—5
'
3
,
common.
7%
20 V#
42%
102%
160
7Va.
20%
,
20%
*41%
preferred
L—
—^.100
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron—1
8
19
92% Aug 31
77% Jun 15
30% Feb 25
Feb
96%
•
Feb
July
88% Oct
••
22
63% July
50% Mar
30%
Jan
91'
•
Day
100
1,500
95
25%
*109%
,.100
15
56 %
*94
42%
20 V4
4.3%
.
22
37% Nov
88
-
7%
7
20%
21
Thanksgiving
21
*28*
..
33%c
—.
$1 div preference
4.4% preferred
3.8% preferred
/
8
45% July
25
Phila
•
*
*14%
55%
95
2%
4.
-
$6 preferred
;
10
-
21 Va Oct
Nov
35%
:
May 19
104% May 15
24% Jun 14
-
7%'
7%,
21
CLOSED
57
25%
Brewing Co_u—^—No'par
i * 16%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc———1
*5 1
Phelps-Dodge Corp
!
——25
55Va
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred—50 ■'« *50Va
July 13
7%
21
«
15%
56%
21%
Pfeiffer
_
59 >
94%
22,800
21
33
Petroleum
*94
x57
8%
21%
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4Va%
'
'
20%May-15'."
64% July 12
>
20% Nov 24
120% Aug
109Va Aug
Dec
Dec
2
Feb
May-19
17% Jun 21
*14%
95
7%
40
6
98% Oct 2a
; ■
14%
57%
95%
20 %
105
Co
14%
15%
57%
95 %
1,700
8%
,
102%
17%
Milk
EXCHANGE
21
*104%
Pet
8%
21%
-*39V«
30V2Jan
:
8'/a
40,800
102%
<--50
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
62%
97%
RR
Pepsi-Cola Co
'
8%
4%
21%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co com—10
3Va% conv series A pfd—100
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
:
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke-^—lOO
5-
23% Nov 24
8%
46%
7
Rights
*
8%
2,500
4%
*101%
*11
—
7
Apr
21% Dec
21
STOCK
28%
'
10
Co_
24% Jan;
May
59
Cement
20V*'May
13% Jun
49% Dec
21
4%
13%
Nopar
Corp
7Va Nov 26
3736 V*
6
Oct
4%
*
9% Nov 26
Jan
-
—
!
4%
Sharet
3%
40
40
21%
*7'/a
-Nopar
;
Coke
Pennsylvania
Apr 22
Sep
4%
3%
41%
102y2
*26
Nopar
5
Enterprises
—.
May 24
Jan
Coal •&
Penn-Dixie
6
51%
&
4%
41
*2%
Penn Glass Sand Corp com-^No par
*
5% preferred
100
Penn Power & Light Co_
_No par
14
118%
„
Dec
6
Jan
20V* July
22 V«
Transportation
Mines
3%
41%
the Week
25%
<
2.50
Penney (J C) Co
2
38% Feb 27
Patino
3%
3%
41%
Sales far
I perthare
♦102
*41%
1.
3%
Friday
I per share
3%
57
7%
21V*
l
Co_j_.
Penick & Ford
1
Feb
24
21
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
f perthare
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57%
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Tuesday
4%
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96
7%.
1,
3%
42
15%
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Proof
7
Jan
48%
Apr
13% May
Rust
37
28V* Ncrv
38% May
7
Parker
Parmelee
15% May
38% Nov
Feb
*
10
May 17
16% Jun 18'
8% May
32% Sept
9
Inc
Parke Davis & Co
2
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108
Sept
8%
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37
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100
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Paraffine Cos Inc com__
May 27
Jun
&
3%
2%
Panhandle East Pipe L com
11
May 17
11% Jun 21 :•
2
Par
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil COrp
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Packard Motor Car__
No par
6
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LOW AND HIGH •All PRICE!
,
62% May 21
5% May 17
13
81* Dec
4*2
STOCKS
"
$ per share
3% Nov 18
CHRONICLE
RECORD
.
Year 1947
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
&
107
27
107
26
300
26%
1,600
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Mar
25% May 25
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
15
America com...No par
$3.50 1st preferred—_—.No par
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Radio-Keith-Orpheum
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Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd.
Raybestos-Manhattan —:—.No par
21
R
94%
Dec
80% Feb
Jan
105 Va Mar
7% Feb 20
63% Feb
11
6% Oct
7
89
Nov
10
28% May
41
Feb
17% May
32
Dec
28
Sep 30
22% Feb 20
Dec
38%
Feb
31
16% May
22 Va
32%
37
Dec
33
Nov
9% May
Jan
28
Jun
17
75% May 27
11% May 19
98 Va Jun
4
34% Jun
18
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July 28
35
May 17
July
48% July
39
July
16% Feb 20
27% July 12
36% Feb
24
45
Apr
27
Feb
16
39
Jun
2
18%
10% Feb
24
Feb
31
15y# May 27
96
Oct
11
May
16 V4
Feb
Dec
14%
Nov
20% May
10% Dec
29%
Feb
21
Oct
6
25 V4
17%
Feb
9
Nov
3
13% May 24
62
Dec
84 V4
Feb
55
Nov
10
12%
Dec
17
Aug
9% Nov
17
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Nov
102
Jan
87% Nov
23
99
24%
Jan
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Oct
11% Nov
24
29% Jan
4% May
3% Dec
9%
Jan
6% Feb
10
13% May 8
5% May 20
11% May 21
108% Mar
101
Jan
21
106
11% Feb
11
18
Nov
16
May 21
Radio Corp of
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preferred
$2
Co
— -
common
7%
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91%
91%
91 Va
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93%
92
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30%
29%
28 Va
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32%
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91
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113% May
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110
footnotes
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see
page
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103
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26
11
5
14% Jan
7
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66
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4
15% May 21
Aug 24
33% Oct
7
23
15% Nov 26
111% July 14
21% May 15
82% Feb
102
34.
17
Oct
21
(Robt) & Co—
div prior preference10
Reliable Stores Corp.:
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$1.25
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pfd 3%%
series
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preferred
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5
100
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25
1
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15
1
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10
8%
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6% conv prior pfd series A—100
27 Va
Republic Aviation Corp
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convertible
preferred
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5%%
preferred
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6%
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16%
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23
10
57%
10
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88
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99
99
99
99
.
4,900
50
Lowest
Highest
t per share
$ per share
S per
9.
9
Mar 19
104% Jan
39
Jan
19 % Nov
90
May
124
Jan
92
9
May
45
Dec
19
5
11% May 26
41% Jan
2
Dec
Feb
45
Nov
19
50
Jan
8
80
Oct
14
94
Jun
1
Feb
18 % Nov
26
24% May 18
15% Jan
26
49
Jun
21
Richfield
Feb
19% Nov
17
28
Jun
15
Ritter
10 % Mar
4% Sep
12
20% Nov
Sep
5
14
15% Mar
Oct
17
68 %
Oct
54% Jan
22
17%
26% Feb
9% Nov
9
Dec
18% Jan
19
107% Sep
21
40
Jun
55 %
Jan
39% Fed
24
5% May
12%
Jan
8% Feb
11
May
37%
Dec
32% Feb
11
Dec
Jan
2
139% May 28
Dec
Dec
58
Jan
9
Jun
12
Oct
8
Feb
13
98 %
July
79
Feb
18
7 % May
11%
Feb
23% May
55%
Jan
25% Mar
40 %
49%
Jan
39% Mar 10
51
May 27
5
95
Jan
Sep
92
Dec
103%
90
Dec
102% July
Jan
13%
Nov
18%
83%
Dec
98 % Mar
88
12% Nov
26
Oct
7
79
24%
Feb
13% Feb
11
55
Feb
44
Feb
19
26% July
62% Jun
17%
19% Nov
15% Feb
10
20% Jun
Dec
11
Dec
35% Feb
10% Feb
40% July
31% Feb
5
Feb
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43%
Mar
23
5% May
30 % May
5
Mar 25
29
Feb
20%
10%
22%
22%
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19
19%
19%
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20
1
19
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60%
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104
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5
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94
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94
94
94
13
29
Apr
6%
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2b
26
27% May
41
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26
39
Apr
51
Feb
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14
May
18%
Dec
15
Mar
15
May
Nov
11
Feb
Dec
10
92% Feb
1177/8 Dec
23
39%
Oct
102%
35%
Jan
17%
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$4,50
Oct
Jan
Oil
8%
160
10
9
90
98
July
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12
11
Nov
5
3 % Nov
24
Apr
Jun
16
Socony Vacuum Oil Cj Inc
14
Solvay American, Corp 4%
4
8% Oct
Feb
17
45% Aug
6
7
Oct
22
22%
Jan
11% Nov
24
36% Mar 17
Jan
56
Nov
42% Dec
36% Nov
27
Dec
34 %
25 % Mar 16
Jan
15
22
South
Gold
Carolina
16% Jan
5%
*■
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South
43% May 24
42% Jan
8%
15
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.27
115
112
21
20'%
21
20
20%
20
20
25
25%
24%
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17
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600
16%
30,200
Highest
t per share
S per share
8
May
Dec
23%
Sep
16% May
May
8
68% Dec
20% Feb
94%
$ per share
Nov
26
4
Feb
26
Feb
5
Nov
63
Jan
9
Aug 25
7%
com-4.50
'
*53.
55
$ per share
Jan
5
29% Jan
2
20
30% Jun
18
90%
May 15
61 % Mar 17
Feb
14
74
May 14
23% May 15
Feb
15% Feb
Jan
21% Aug 19
99
Nov
112%
Feb
95
Nov
20% Nov
37% Jan
16
12
29% Jan
104
Jan
29
26
29% Jun
3
79% Oct
18
91% Jun
10
Jan
18
26
27% May 15
Nov
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11%
12
40%
38%
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38%
;
5
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V
80'A
20%
13
53
Jun
16
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80
69 % Feb
11
92% Jun
15
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of
New
24% Feb
27
35
Jun
14
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Oil
of
10% May
17%
Feb
11% Feb
10
Jun
49
Feb •
38
11
43% May 11
May
47
Dec
Dec
30% Nov
13% May
Oct
37
Feb
Feb
16
4%
18
Jan
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32% Mar 12
39% Jun
97
7
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6
10
Oct
19%
25% Nov
24
Feb
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11
15,% May 21
Jun
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f
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Steel
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73%
73%
74%
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26%
;
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(J P)
&
Stewart-Warner
Inc_
Co
40'%
14% May
Nov
24
18
Jan
2
21%
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15% Sep
24
20
Jan
8
10% May
17
Feb
11% Jan
6
18 %
July
1
Stone & Webster
16
25% Feb
29% Jun
15
Studebaker Corp
7
Jun
10
24% Oct
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5%
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*
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13%
40%
12 %
12%
34'A
26
26
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16 »
May
10 % May
15%
16% Mar 16
7
105
July
May
75% Mar
114
Dec
7%
Jan
125
24
11% Jan
92
109% Apr
51
Nov
Oct
20
98% May 25
50% Mar 19
Feb
70% Nov 24
Oct
113% Jan
31
12% Sep
9% Feb
11
18
120
July
45%
Sep
9
21 % Jun
9
26
26% Jun
21
34% Mar
8% May
Jan
13% Mar
17% May
24% Oct
18% Feb
101% Jan
13
,
36
160
9
Dec
140
May
24% Feb
14
May
47
14% Jan
Mar
fee
page
Mar
Feb
35% Nov
21% .Oct
For footnotes
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8% Nov
24.
2
1
11
1
11
24
10
43
July 13
Sun
Chemical
Co
Clask A 4%% pfd
1
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Jun
17
9
Superior Oil
16% Jan
19
Sweets Co of America
Paper Co
106
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62
62%
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39 %
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7%
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1
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19% Jun
I
common
common
11% Mar 31
235
23
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9
1
22%
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15% May 24
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4
15%
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101
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66
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67
101
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88
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49
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preferred—
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67
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prior
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68
27%
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73
July
31% Aug
*4%
*62
Nov. 25
*
8% '
7,000
69
■
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 24
95%
121
of
4%
5%
27 %
17,200
■
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
t per
S per share
15'A
AND HIGH
61
69
70%
Nov. 23
it
22
109% Oct
of
Nov.
61
'
,
Tuesday
Monday
95%
11
May
70%
96 %
27
88
*69
*69
22%
27
34
70'%
':.
r '/
48% "49%
39%' 39%
;
'
'
*95%
Feb
12
61
16 Vs
54% Jan
37
61
*23%
97% Feb
105
61%
23%
86
Dec
61%
16%
Feb
Mar
40%
62
16%
Feb
63
50%
39%
x23'A
July
94
x48-%
41
**i
16%
63
23% Jan
52%.
40%
-
23-%
125
114%
,28'%
28%
51%7
41
16%
May
May
89
28%
6.300
*22%
50% Mar
81
3.3C0
28'A
52%
*69
—
.28%
27%
28%
61%
•
60-
22%
:
—
28%
51%.
5.
*62
38%
28%
28%
15%
■
'
28%
X28'A
I per share
'
2,100
28 %
28%
28
41
70%
*15
*37
38'%
*37
300
2,100
40%
*37
27%
,•
/
f.
■
11%
*40
No par
com
55
11%
39'%
No par
Brands Inc
preferred
Standard G & E Co $4
,
45%
*52%
12'A
Nov. tiO
—No par
*42
55
42
LOW
preferred
45%
12 '/a
Saturday
Squar° D Co
—-7.
—5
Squibb (E R) & Sons common——1
$4 preferred—————No par
2
Aug
36%
$4.50
55
40%
*69
,
Conv
8,200
12%
%
par
7%
27%
STOCK
\
7%
*36%
tr ctfs—100
.
.
8% May 27
73
13
102
56
3,600
8
42%
62%
YORK
*43
45 'A
*54 %
%
500
3%
12'A
*60%
30
■
97%
42
28%
7,,
3%
*97
12%
27%
1,800
2,300
3%
42%
52%
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc_l—-—1
Sparks Withington—„
No- par
Spear & Co common.,—
—1
$5.5q preferred—
No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons—
1—1
Sperry Corp (The)————1
Spiegel Inc common—*—
_2
25
7% Mar 16
18%
Dec
7% Jun
20% Feb
45%
Dec
*43
55
16%
16 7 a
97%
.
42%
-41%
Mobile & Ohio stock
20% May 20
22% Nov
Oct
17% Feb
Nov
17% May
55%
»
1,100
;
,
*12%
'
25
25
EXCHANGE
24%
13% May
83
17
17%
45%
*43
45%
*43
^_50
—50
41%
NEW
31% July
27
23%
17
17%
52%
Highest
14
14% Jan
93%
7
82%
*93%
*17%
*
73
>.
114
STOCKS
Lowest
1,400
21
28%
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1947
32.200
*114
No par
Range for Previous
22%
112%
25%
Co_—7.50
70
Lowest
21%
111%
115
21%
Railway common__No par
non-cum preferred-/—
_100
20,
/
22%
8:
58% Feb
'
22
7%
Feb
*
.
*35
22%
8
Co
36%
36%
114
7-%
77
6
*35
1,700
114'%
>82
Southern
Jan
36%
7,700
39
26
8
Southern Natural Gas
73
4%
26%
22%
22%
22%
22%
4%
>26%
*35
36%
*35
36%
4%
26%
7%
30% July 12
'
3,100
27
3'A
62% July 9
50% Jun 23
7%
2.' «' »
26%
4%
26%
4%
4%
26%
16'%
11
4 % May
4%
97
27
May
5%
4%
3 J/2
11
15
5%
3%
43% Feb
13
5'%
5'A
3%
33% Feb
Oct
5%
3%
Dec
69
*5%
3%
Jan
Aug
5%
*3%
28 %
81
38%
*5%
17
50 %
Nov
39%
97'/a
Edison
13%
*13
13%
39
16%
—5
.
*13
•97%
50%
5%
10
800
1,800
10
9%
13%
17%
Greyhound Lines
79%
39%
97 J/4
%
3,600
35%
22%
,
38%
*13
16%
Co
3,100
35%
79
JH-
■
25%
.
22
23
9%
9%
24%
36'%
97%
Apr
July 12
9%
9%
*
Rico Sugar com_No par
Pacific
*76%
79
17%
—1.
California
Southern
23'%
1,300
4,700
101
*77
35'%
22%
*77%
36%
97'%
July
20% Feb
26%
17%'
May
Feb
25%
*96%
preferred—
Southern
9
27
101
25%
■
Southeastern
8
*99'%
—15
6
&
10
'99%
101
36%
6%
10%
6%
6%
10%
pfd—100
preferred—ui
cohv
6 J/4
10%
Platinum——1
&
preferred
5%%
6%
*22%
13%
*
60
ll'A
11%
10%
*20%
100
Jun
Amer
11%
2,300
,
39%
4%
115
-15
——10
preferred —U—.
*4%
22%
preferred ——
100
Smith & Corona Type writers-No par
South
17,700
11%
38%
5%
26%
4.20%
May 17
39%
11%
26 %
23
*13
13%
39
*35
& Iron——20
Corp—7,
23
5
39
*99%
38%
9%
10
10
5%
Smith (A) & Sons Carpet Co com—20
9
7%
40'/«
6%
79
*76%
79
38%
No par
Sloss-Sheffiekl Steel
23
100
7'%
*7'A
39%
10%
27%
36%
23
•
7%
40%
11%
,;
101
26%
38%
*13
—15
26
Jun
5% Mar
Gl———No par
Co————1
Pen
104% Jun
39
37 % May
68
27%
*76%
Co—r—No- par
3%%
11%
*11%
*
*7%
7%
39%
8
—1
Skelly Oil Co————
9
3,000
*99%
No. par
19
Apr
29
1,900
38%
101
Simcinds Saw & Steel
39% Jun 18
Sep
Sep
16%
37%
6'A
Oil
(AO)
16%
38%
10%
King Coalition Mines—-—5
Smith
17%
38
*5%
Sinclair Oil Corp———
3
16%
39%
10%
6
6
Corp of America—1—1
Simmons
8
57
17%
40%
40
.i
11%
*11%
1
v
Silver
*7%
8
56'%
17
39
*57 %
——No pai
(Frank
A)
39
39%
40%
40
200
53
:56%
58 %
17%
39 J/2
59%
11
Corp—
(W
Union
Sheraton
23
14% Feb
Jan
54%
57% May
4,500
10%.
Gas'—.
&
Steel
Shattiiclf
21
Jun 21
25% Oct
40%
22
19%
*7%
,_5
—
1
preferred
Shamrock
32% Jun
52
28
19%
39
No par
———
Servel Inc common—
7% Jan
5
7% May 18
36
May 15
35.% Jun
17
Feb
Nov
34%
20'A
rl7%
Shell
11
96
14% May
19%
*57
Sheaffer
81
Dec
5%
20%
17 J/4
Roebuck & Co——
No par
Seeger Refrigerator Co
—_5
Seiberling Rubber Co_r—_——_1
2
26
29% Nov
Jun
13% Mar
42
20
21%
,
Sears
15
Feb
18
Oct
23% Dec
3 % May
250
20%
59%
13% Oct 20
91
87 %
82%
20%
*17
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
21
24% Nov
29% May
82 %
21%
*58
series
preferred
46% Jun
44
3,700
12%
68
10
12%
83%
Feb
5% Nov
100
%
12
12%
23
Feb
40
88%
82%
*38
15% Jan
700
90
*88%
*87%
87%
13 'A
No par
9
87%
84%
Sharp & Dohme common
No par
$3.50 conv pref series A—No par
11
88'A
13
Sharon
24
90
*83
2
Mar
47%
*88'%
13%
10
9% Nov
X47%
83%
22
28% Feb
47%
27%
49 %
13
46% Oct
12
47%
28'%
28%
83
27% Jun
Feb
27%
11,200
13%
36% Jun
Feb
2,600
28
84%
11
22
*87'%
88%
*87%
13
*83
11
35% Dec
88
90
83%
12%
*13%
Feb
21%
■V
*48'/a
48%
48%
*88
•
88%
*87%
Mfg Co 3.65%
17% Feb
9%
65
90
83%
13
88%
27%
29
28%
48%
30
6% May
4
29%
*88
85
12%
13 'A
'
*48%
230
*83 'A
85
13 J%
13 J/4
13%
13%
13,600
9
8%
9%
8%
9%
9
*83
84
83
85
x39'%
41%
41J/2
9%
9
9%
9%
*84
4
24 % May
2,200
39
*107
4133
40%
41%
A——-100
31
Apr
39 %
40
114
24% Nov
78
9,900
*110
Oct
25
10%
114
Jan
Feb
5.200
10%
*110
Dec
26
48%
114
41%
preferred——-100
-—5
series A
—100
non-cum
350
110%
47%
10%
10'%
11
10%
11%
17%
49i%
47%
49% "
110
111
111
111
49%
17%
17%
17%
17%
110%
,300
26
*25
*112
Regis Paper Co common
pfd 4.40%
9%
50%
10%
11%
11%
•
110
49%
51
*50%
Ry Co—100
Louis Southwestern
110
%
17%
17%
17%
—100
;
—10
t c—No par
82
Dec
14%
26
(The),
(Jacob)
40%
May
70
Feb
400
23
33%
30%
Apr
24% May
18
94
5,600
26
Seagrave Corp
8% May 15
14% Jun r 1
Jan
10%
22%
Seaboard Air Line com v t C—No par
12% July 12
5% Mar 17
110
2,203
10%
10'A
Seaboard Finance Co———1
4
9% Mar 16
Dec
101
5%
21
9
59% May 6
8% Oct 25
16% Feb
16%
5%
-
26
5%
16%
10% May
*20 %
5'A
23%
pfd——100
Scranton Elec C\ (The) common—5
3.35% preferred ——
100
6
Dec
6%
20%
5%
10%
7
Oct
11
27
20%
5'A
26
Scovill
l4
43% Nov
26
20%
5%
23
Corp———*-5
Schenley Distillers Corp
1.75
Scott Paper Co common—ilNo par
$3 40 preferred —
Nq par
24
11% May
13,400
27%
20%
10%
*
—25
Savage Arms
Apr 12
39% May
26%
26%
5%
5'A
26
1st
9
15% Jun
26%
28
21%
27
*20% *
10%
5%
7
87
2,100
24
St
15% Aug 24
93% Apr
709
18 %
26%
16
35% May 21
87% Nov 24
84%
18%
10%
91% May 20
5
84%
Day
23%
St
13% May 27
Dec
Nov
Thanksgiving
18%
26%
Preferred
57
Dec
85%
18%
24
St L-San F Ry Co com
80
10
85%"
18%
10%
6
Dec
8% Feb
85
27%
St
66
Jun
46
x
10%
48% May 15
67
101
2,500
24
9
16 % July
10,200
45
26 'A
Controls com—1
preferred
conv
Royal Typewriter
16
61% Jun
29
20%
Safeway Stores common
5% preferred
17% Oct
114% Mar
60%
27%
20%
2
26% July
Dec
68%
27%
Ruberoid Co
Dec
18
Oil
Ruppert
108
Jun
19%
0
21% Jan
35%
18 %
80
18%
4%%
x20
113
46
b5
19
5%
1,100
35%
CLOSED
Ronson Art Metal Wks Inc——,—2
May 28
72
*44
£5
19
5%
6%
46
85
40
*84
Corp——>—No par
No par
Antelope Copper Mines———
6%
EXCHANGE
35%
*44
1,200
6%
45
6%
35%
6%
36
8,309
,
21%
103
*102
*44
"44
.1
series
3.60%
Robertshaw-Pulton
U
27% May 27
Mar 16
24%
42% May
6%
35%
Company
Roan
July 12
23% Oct
6%
36%
1
10
Preferred
29% July 12
8
6%
35%
6%
36%
100
Common
Rheem Manufacturing Co—
7% May 21
29
6%
36 %
Shares
5%
21%
STOCK
104
*102
103
*102
103
*102
103
*102
1
10
Reynolds Spring —
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
16
6% Feb
19%
22 %
Inc
the Week
share
5
5 %
22
10
19% Feb
Dec
5
22%
6% Nov
31
Sep
18
5 Vh
22%
18% Dec
Jan
23 % May
.5%
5 %
22%
50%
Apr
13%
5%
Reynolds Metals Co com——No par
5%% convertible preferred——100
22
( per share
share
5%
22%
34 % Nov
25%
share
5%
23%
f pe.
for
Sales
Nov. 26
Nov. 'i"t
»l
5%
Feb
104
t per
*22%
16% Feb
May
85
S per
f per share
share
isov.
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 2.1
S per
Par
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Nov. '*1
2.50
Rexall Drug
44 %
36% May
Monday
.(nv, :to
share
May 15
8
29 % Apr
Jun
19 %
S per
share
Nov
5
Feb
11%
Dec
AND HIGH
LOW
Saturday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1947
1948
Monday, November 29,
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
&
STOCK3
Range for Previous
6%
COI/TMERCIAL
THE
(2242)
.
..
300
1,500
Volume 168
Number 4755
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
Range for Previous
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
YORK
FINANCIAL
STOCK
CHRONICLE
$ per share
NEW
Highest
$ per share
YORK
LOW
STOCK
(2243)
AND HIGH
PRICES
8ALE
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 20
Nov. i:i
Nov. 28
Nov. 21
EXCHANGE
t per share
Par
t per share
$ per share
Thursday
Friday
Jun
37%
Jan
29% Sep
27
36% Jan
Swift
&
25
>30
20%
30 %
30
Dec
27%
Jan
10% Nov
26
30%
22
Jan
8
Swift
International
11%
11%
Dec
11%
11'/a
11%
Feb
27
26
Jun
3
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com__No par
22
22%
22
21%
22'/a
80 %
22%
20%
2i ■/»
21
91
Aug 13
85
8374
8374
*8374
79%
Dec
104% Mar
5% May
Apr
Feb
10%
4% Mar 12
7% May 18
$4
Co
Ltd
preferred
Symington
No par
Gould
Corp
>83
85
5%
—_l
>83%
5%
5%
5
2974
30 %
30
30
29 %
fo»
Shares
30
4,300
10%
CLOSED
13,500
21%
4,500
83 74
84
100
x474
*
EXCHANGE
5%
11'4
20%
STOCK
84
5
57 a
5
the Week
t per share
11%
28%
17% Feb
11%
11
18%
I per share
Sales
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
t per share
$ per share
3G%
27
23
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 11)47
Lowest
&
5
8,200
T
10
Feb
9% Mar 16
3% May
7%
Jan
3% Feb
13% May
20%
Aug
53%
May
14
5% Jun
28
Talcott Inc
1974 May 27
Tennessee
52 % Feb
14
67
24
Dec
15% Nov
Nov
—1—
Jun
15
Corp
10
25% May
8
Texas
Feb
13
71% July 12
Texas
Gulf
Nov
10
25
Texas
Pacific
Texas
Pacific Land
Oct
26
Gulf
15%
Jan
34%
Dec
29
Feb
10
48 % May 13
Sub
41
Jan
58%
Feb
45% Feb
5
65% May 24
Texas &
13%
Dec
15 %
Dec
11
Mar 11
20% May 24
Textron
18 %
Dec
19%
Dec
14% Nov
12%
24
24
Dec
21%
Feb
5% Nov
26
14% Jan
8
41
Dec
59%
Feb
27 % Nov
12
46 % Jan
9
12
May
17%
Feb
12% Apr
15
9% May
Dec
13"%
Feb
6
Nov
24
15% May 21
10% May 15
60 %
Feb
37
Nov
26
47% Jan
9
14%
Feb
7
Sep
29
13'% Apr
19
24%
Oct
19
Apr
30
24
45
6% Aug
16%
Jan
10
Sep
38
May
85
Dec
16%
3% May
20
Feb
774 Oct
5
Jan
59 %
106
39% Feb
11
Mar
85
Feb
$2.4o
Co
Feb
1% Mar 11
4% Jan
6
39%
Feb
19% Mar 16
31% Nov
div
conv
32% Jun
15
25%
Oct
19% Feb
13
Dec
108%
Feb
95% Jan
2
10474 July 12
$3.75
21%
Feb
Mar 17
2374 May 27
Timken
53%
Oct
42% Nov
26
55
Timken
Roller
40%
38%
*47
,11
11%
11
11%
7.800
*15%
15%
15%
15
15%
1474
15%
15
15%
3,300
*6%
7
674
6%
6%
674
6%
5%
28
2774
27%
27%
2774
*2774
27%
*27%
28
*13%
13%
13%
1374
1374
13%
*13%
1374
*1274.
13%
6%
6%
6%
6%
15
:
93
Dec
104
Jun
7
Dec
16
Feb
30
Nov
51%
27
100% Jun
11
24
Coal
preferred!
Oct
24
14% Jan
5
Twin
12
2
Udylite Corp
prior
Coach
28.
1,800
70
3%
1,300
*27'%
28
3%
2774
200
23%
23
102%
>102
102%
102%
18%
1874
19
19%
1874
19
1874
18%
4,100
44%
44%
43%
44 %
*43%
44%
43
44
42 %
42%
700
10%
1074
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1,600
5
10%
1074
10'/a
10%
10
107a
10%
1074
10'%
10%
3,500
1874
*1774
18'/a
17%
17%
17%
1674
1674
*18
1
7 74
99%
12.200
■
■
."
120
"
674
7 Vs.
6%
90 '/3
99%
99'/a
9874
X1374
7
200
12,600
9874
140
15%
1574
15
15%
1474
15%
14%
3,300
19%
1974
19%
20
1974
2074
19%
20'%
10,600
32%
32%
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33%
32%.
3274
32 %
32'4
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99 74
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£974
5%
5%
No par
50
Co
23
102%. 102%
19%
19%
No par
preferred
1574
7
7
9974
9974
22%
102%
•
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77a
•
98%
23%
23
3374
15%
*32
No par
com
23
77a
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—5
prior
cmv
3%
87
10274
com„No par
City Rap Transit
5%
3%
46%
19
.23%
1027a
Co:
$4.50
17
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30
*28%
3%
3%
9
*8%
46%
*86%
19
No par
preferred
Jun
24
3%
3%
29
23%
common
conv
Twin
3%
No par
Corp
Century Fox Film
8% May 27
32% Jan 21
86
_2
$1.50
6 % Nov
Feb
1774
974 May
Jan
4% Nov
92
9%
47%
86
.
No par
Bearings
preferred—
20th
*874
46%
87
*102%
1074 May 15
Truax-Traev
9%
4774
86
10
107% July 22
19% Aug
5
25% Mar 31
5
*8%
47%
—5
5
36% Jan
9%
No par
com
Axle„
11
10
BOOT
29%
23%
5% Feb
Nov
2,100
4874
29
Transue & Williams Steel
12% Mar 16
8%
20%
88
*8%
30
8%
20%
48
No par
23% Apr
17% July 30
37
8
88
*3%
5
32
37
120
200
1.300
21
8874
No par
15% Nov
Jan
3 774
21
21%
1,500
,
6
49
com
Nov
Jan
6
774.
8
21
6%
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38
7%
,
21
6
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20%
48
38
8%
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9%
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8%
21
6
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No par
14
38%
%
39
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Corp
15'4
6
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1
Western Air Inc,
Dec
6 %
39
50
Transcont'l &
Aug
*
No par
preferred
Tri-Continental
900
6
*27%
l
com
9,800
48
5
Transamerica
34%
39'4
47%
11%
22% Mar 11
21%
38%
7,200
3,400
16,000
11%
No par
Tide Water Associated Oil
$6
3874
47
22
47%
13% Jan
Nov
38%
16'4
62%
11%
13
96
3874
1574
62
21%
.
V
47%
23
Feb
38%
1
22
11%
Nov
Feb
16%
63%
2174
48%
10
Nov
15%
XG2 74
21%
11%
10% Nov
7%
1674
65%
21%
- 1
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Jan
112%
16
65
*
4874
Jan
Dec
1674
16%
600
39%
1574
Dec
12,900
66'4
2274
12%
5374
22'4
10% May
13% May
99
52%
i
Detroit
11
53%
50c
preferred,
cum
May
May
-574 May
53
v.
Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co
15% May
40% May
7
54'4
22%
(The)
Products
18
May 21
5374
65%
preferred
Co
94
17
54'4
No par
preferred
$3.50
54%
16%
:
Transit
Steel
Thompson
4
54%
22%
common—
Avenue
4 %
1.900
4
l
Thompson (J R)
16'
17'%
4
Day
100
preference—
8
10% Jan
5974 May 26
96% Jun
1774
4'/a
No par
Thermoid
$2%
17%
4
Trust-
Fair
Third
17 «/a
'
preferred—
conv
loo
10%
10%
Thanksgiving
4'74
1774
65%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
The
10%
*474
17%
l
common
conv
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1074
*1074
4%
1774
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10
new
Ry Co
Thomas
7%
May
Inc
10%
*10%
4 %
17%
No par
Oil
&
ctfs
Pacific
9
Jun
6
share
$1.25
May 22
Producing:
Sulphur—
Coal
10%
4%
17%
25
—
47
*10%
5
5
;
19
46% May
9
Corp
Texas, Co
58%
Jan
(James )l
Telautograph
14% Mar 16
68% July
Sep
10%
11% May 21
11
,
*25
7%
_1
9974
99%
9974
100
5%
5
5
474
4%
474
474
700
25
25%
25
25
24'/2
25%
7
26
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300
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7
6%
6%
7%
•
99
74
674
26
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220
674
6%
3,600
U
12
Dec
15% July
58% Feb
43% May
9% May
15%
25% May
9% Nov 26
42% Nov
37%
Dec
115
Oct
Mar
(The),
26
59% Jun
15
Underwood
9% Mar 16
Jan
16 % Jun
15
Union
Asbestos
39% May 26
Union
Bag &
43% Nov
1
Union
Carbide
8
Un El Co of Mo
27% Feb
11
37'% Nov
105
Jan
12
103
Oct
28
110
Jun
Corp
Paper,
<fe
Dec
106%
Sep
91
Feb
9
98
Jun
7
Preferred
$3.70
series
Dec
Jun
80
Nov
4
90
Jan
24
Preferred
$3.50
series.
No par
27
Dec
20
Apr
May
15%
3874 July
6
Union
96 % July
•
1
Union
51% July
8
2
Feb
31% Jan
26
41% Jun
25%
Dec
Dec
22% Feb
10
30% May 19
Sep
104% Nov
24
110% Jun
Dec
„
24
19% Apr
2
26
90%
28%
Apr
Apr
120%
59
Nov
Oil
Tank
United
5%
Air
Nov
19
Jan
22
23% Oct 25
United
Biscuit
8
Nov
26
15% Jan
2
United
Board
35
Dec
27% Feb
20
36 % Nov
20
United
26%
Jan
3%
33"-
Dec
50
2%
Dec
Feb
5
2% Nov
10
42
Jan
Nov
27/8 Feb
53% Mar
Dec
65%
Jan
4%
Dec
5%
29
Feb
83
Dec
41
Nov
8%
Dec
40
Feb
5
36
July 7
5% July 15
55
Jan
5
11
374 May 15
13
Unite
Feb
4% Feb
26
May 27
United
Jan
60% Nov
15
Oct
16% Feb
13
82% Apr 22
28% Jun
3
United
33
43%
Jan
May
44%
Jan
Dec
24%
Jan
19%
37% Jan
21
46% Jun
Feb
10
58% May 17
Xl9% Nov
22
23
59% July
20
Feb
12% May
9
48
12% Nov 23
11
May 24
21% May 26
7%
23%
86
13%
Dec
Dec
37
Oct
16% Feb
27
89
Feb
20
101
Oct
15% Feb
11
Feb
92% Feb
11
24% May 15
113% Jun
9
166% Oct
18
179
32 74 May 15
Jun
Jun
U S &
9
U
21
Nov
24
42% Jan
9
U
S
4% Nov
26
8% Jan
7
U
S
Leather
Nov
18 % Nov
24
8
Dec
Xl7%
2
U
58
U S
39
Jan
24% Nov 24
103% July
87
51% July
81
Feb
Mar
6
38% Feb
11
125% Mar 19
37% Nov
26
64
Nov 23
67% Mar 17
Dec"
80
150
Feb
129% Mar 16
July
9
37% May 21
94
May
49% May 15
137% Jan 13
58 % Jun
72
1
33 Va
1,600
25 %
24%
25%
2474
25
24
25%
24%
5,600
106%
*103%
10674
1974 Jan
8
Nov
23
Feb
17% Feb
Dec
48%
Feb
37
5
42% May 20
8%
Oct
4% Mar 16
8
6% May 21
Jan
12%
Feb
8% Feb
10
U
preferred—_ 100
*103%
Inc
■*
common—,10
874
*8%.
874
x8%
3574
35%
35%
2474
Cotp—No
S
class A
Co
U S Smelting Ref & Min
77c
U
S
11
Co
S Tobacco
77o
12% May 26
11
Universal Laboratories Inc,
4
Mar 16
Feb
17
98% Jun
6% Jun
23% Jun
9
15
8
$6
preferred
conv
United Wall
47o
For
Feb
150
Feb
6
7% Sep 28
47% Nov 24
170
May 22
15% May 21
70
May 20
10
27% Oct
16
Universal
Leaf
8 7c
$ per
AND
HIGH
SALE
$ per share
share
PRICES
t per
22
21%
20%
94 74
*93%
1674
16%
16%
10174
100%
102
172%
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100%
97a
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67%
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69
25%
25
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21
5
9%
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20%
10074
874
9%
69
the Week
share
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172%
9974
171
172 74
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S per
9474
1674
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21%
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—
for
Friday
Nov. 26
Nov. 25
22%
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share
947a
22
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874
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5
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preferred
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100
preferred
com,,l_1
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22
17
1574 May 17
Van
Norman
16
26 74
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Van
Raalte
12 74
July 19
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1574 May 21
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6
86
Feb
21
94
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86
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13
95
Jun
24.
4
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Co
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j
8%
r
100
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2174 Feb
Feb
15,500
13%
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Universal Pictures Co Inc
1074 Nov
Jan
page
1274
19 74
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94%
see
12%
5%
21
„
1674
57a
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28
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17
5%
5%
21
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92
„
3%
28
3 %
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17%
5%
21
17%
5%
20
3%
.
—
2,600
28
17%
1,000
5%
2,000
20 %
500
'
94
footnotes
127a
13574
Paper Inc common
conv
.
39
12%
"
United Stores $4.20 non-c 2d pfd—5
17
Nov
1274
101%
25
1
Jun
85% Nov
12%
1674
No par
com,
10% Jun
84
1274
72%
preferred
Stockyards Corp
20
4
22
19
2074 Jan
1,000
13574
non-cum
United
13
12% May
26% Dec
8,800
19%
13%
*8
50
Feb
Nov
Feb
—
51%
19%
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'
3 % Nov
Dec
Feb
700
51
1974
100
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88
11%
—
4074
52%
1974
'
23%
1874
40
51%
1974
No par
Corp common
preferred—:
Feb
—
39
537a
5
5o
com
22
--
407 a
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100
preferred
Steel
77o
U
5
2,100
19%
17
172%
25%
200
450
21
5274
Nuv. 21
,'
5%
63 Va
20 %
Wednesday
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common
1st preferred
non-cum
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Feb
*40
"5%
*61%
"
Ncv. 23
*67 %
Corp common,,—I
pfd series A—
100
21
22
'
1
Jan
Dec
20%
Tuesday
101%
10
34
13% May
6
63
20%
Nov. '$'2
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22
1474
6
63
21%
19%
2274
common
Sep
Feb
674
63%
5374
94%
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23
91%
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21
Monday
22%
preferred
Rubber
600
40%
1274
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Plywood
S
23,800
53 74
12%
*93%
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Feb
Dec
'*
20
common
conv
2%
41%
40
$ per share
100
Chemicals,
Co
2%
41%
xl974
20%
12%
par
150
2%
41%
Saturday
common
Jan
56%
40
52% ,53%
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No par
May
4% May
*
40
„
4,000
2%
63
6
100
274
43
41%
42
63%
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1,700
2,700
30%
274
21
6
63
63
21%
LOW
Jun
Feb
6
C274
2%
400
8
42%
Nov. 20
10%
Mar
2%
41%,
21%
STOCK
52
29%
2 74
41%
5
109%
Dec
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274
41%
1,300
3474
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44%
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16,300
20 %
8
3474
30
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44%
100
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19%
8%
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30
3
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100
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3074
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3
44%
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41%
2%
common,1—, 1
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3
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32
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32
44 %
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5
..
Dec
13%
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par
105%
974
59
2074
874
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Stores
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10
59
8%
Dec
192
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974
36%
Dec
Dec
21
21
2074
24%
1047a
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No par
Co
104%
10%
59 Vz
3574
5%
163%
2074
21
105
10
59%
No par
,
96%
Dec
21
—No par
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617/a
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10%
62%
10
10
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Corp,,-—10
Carton
x33%
16
9%
61%
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& Foundry—,——,,20
Playing Card CoA—
—10
8%
24
Jan
20
5
common
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3%%
Apr 21
87% Oct 23
14074 Jun
5
Nov
U
7
&
Lines
S
4 % %
53% July 13
Jan
38
1
Partic
U
13
Feb
61% May
5
9% May 20
16
Feb
133
Jan
21'4 Jan
39% Feb
-60%
*33
S Hoffman Machinery com:—5
% % preferred
!——,„—100
49
165
33%
4
Feb
Dec
Dec
U
4
46%. Oct
Dec
67
36
Jun
73
40%
38% May
17% May 14
11% Sep 27
774 Mar 30
Oct
Apr
127%
33
Coal
Industrial
Oct
Dec
33%
1
Feb
23 % May
3374
preferred
9%
92
34%
Gypsum Co
53%
Dec
34'/a
<,
S
77c
2
Dec
May
35%
1st preferred
5% May
25% Jan
46%
2.700
*34%
No par
Freight Co
76
^35
46%
Col:
S
5
24%
6,300
.46'4
Foreign Securities,,No
$4.50
U
22
10
85
46%
Par
% Nov
39%
84'4
46
YORK
67% Nov
Dec
29 %
82%
4674
United Gas Improvement Co,—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
Feb
Jan
29 Vb
84
46 '4
United Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
Jan
9%
5,300
2974
83
4674
Co
Electric
94
16%
20%
83
2974
85%
&
33 %
:
2874
2974
4674
Sper share
196% Mar
Dec
71%
$ per share
107%
May
171
140
EXCHANGE
Jan
106
82 7 4
8374
Dyewood Corp
NEW
20%
Dec
95
*82 Va
'
Lowest
t per share
1274 May
"90
82%
297a
preferred—,,,
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
15% May
91
95
*81 %
STOCKS
Year 1947
t per share
*90
82
47
Fastener
Range for Previous
Lowest
95
82
95
85
preference
10%
60
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3
19%
21,100
81%
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95
4,300
38»%
104 Va
29%
Cig-Whelan
11% May
29%
3774
*104
81%
com—30c
$3
2874
1
39%
104%
82%
$3.50 convertible preferred—.—100
United Corp common
1
47% May 20
30
3774
85
Corp
Carbon
United-Carr
29
>103'/a
39'/a
104
600
29%
Lines
24%
Jun
10374
600
3,100
13%
*46
preferred
18% Sep
*00
30%
3874
39'/a
104
9'/a
43'%
82%
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25
Car—
28%
38%
95
29%
3074
30
104
9%
42%
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50
Co
convertible
4%%
30%
3974
104
974
44
"1274
50
Aircraft
United
Mar 22
127a
com,,
RR
non-cum
Union
43%
13%
9%
preferred™
California
of
Pacific
4%
3
9% Nov
110
Dec
75
27
38%
16% May
102
11
10
45% Sep
30
21% Feb
79% Nov
44%
*13
103 %
No par
104
X44
13%
39%
*
par
91%
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46'/a
13%
9%
2)74
No par
85
10
46
13%
9%
,„r.No par
Carbon
pfd $4.50 ser„No
10
47
13%
5
Co,,
*974
47
1
j.——,—No par
Rubber
&
?
157
-
*11
11%
*23
24%
*12%
*20%
13 Va
Vieks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
57c non-cum preferred—
100
*86
*86
;
8%
49
*154
*154
157
155
,
8%
8%
7%
8%
48%
4874
47%
47%
20%
20%
1974
20%
1074
1074
*154
774
*47
155
774
_
4,700
48
220
20
1,900
*1
10
*
49
-
I
20%
22
2.50
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co„674
Vick Chemical
Co—
2.50
8%
50
;
i
157
*154
8%
2174
*
22
11
11%
*23
23%
1274
20%
88
86
90
*86
1274
20%
*23
1274
207 a
1074
*23%
24
1274
20%
12%
"
:
20 %
19%
1074
*10%
10%
24 '
*23 %
23 V2
1274
12%
2.900
2074
700
12%
20%
2074
86%
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
90
*8G
89
*86
89
*86
89
1,100
50
24
(2244)
THE
COMMERCIAL
Range for Previous
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
9 pershare
50%
NEW YORK
Lowest
$ per tharg
35% May
$ per thare
Nov
17
48% Jun
Dec
104% May
85
Oct
29
5% May
10% Nov
14
112
Nov
7% Mar 16
Nov
16%
93
Feb
11
124% July 12
19
3%%
18% May 15
1/64 Nov
preferred
Dec
121
Feb
*33%
100
:
Virginia
Elec
26
i». Nov
16
6
117% Jun
14
109
23
Jun
2
34%
Dec
45
Feb
30% Nov 24
38% May 11
31%
Dec
40
Jan
29% Nov
31
Oct
38
Feb
25% Nov 13
30
Dec
33%
Nov
27% Nov
34% May 3
39 % Apr 26
32 % Jan
5
30
Aug
33%
Oct
29
5
3
Apr 15
32% Jan
Vulcan
7%
103
100'A
14%
*16%
17'%
_>-25
31%
14%
3*2
112%
25
Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
8%
25
14%
22
8
14%
112%
31%
31%
30%
29%
.30
27%
98
14%
14%
i2
112%
17
34
1,700
87
20
4,600
97%
CLOSED
3%
97%
400
14'/a
14%
7,700
1/64
1/64
301,800
*111%
112'/a
22
112%
Thanksgiving
160
*16%
17
31%
32%
30'A
31
30%
30%
1,200
30%
30%
29%
29%
29%
30
1.000
27%
27%
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
29
*30%
31
•30%
31
*30%
31
27%
Shares
8%
EXCHANGE
14%
it
17
STOCK
98
112%
22
112%
17
31%
100%
20
common
33%
*85
8%
the Week
t per share
87
for
Sales
Nov. 26
$ per share
34
♦85
9
20
Detinning Co
preferred
33%
87
it
•111 %
17
*30
5
*85
Friday
Nov. 25
1 per share
34
9
*100%
A
pfd
Virginian
13
104
*111%
100
33%
90
9
Thursday
*
14%
" *"
preferred
Va Iron Coal & Coke 4%
Nov. U
*86
9%
99%
10
com
$5
19
Co
Pwr
*
Wednesday
Nov. 23
$ per share
34
33%
85
9
Rights
Jan
&
Monday, November 29, 1948
Tuesday
$ per share
33%
85
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% dlv partic preferred
100
16% Nov
107%
Nov. i'i
t per thare
Victor Chemical Works common—5
24
14% Nov
Oct
Monday
Nov. 20
Par
96% Apr 23
14% July 13
May
Saturday
I perthare
33
69
CHRONICLE
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Nov
85
FINANCIAL
STOCKS
Year 1947
Lowest
&
27
27%
26'/a
Day
*16%
26%
17
26%
50
26%
1,600
" 29
*28%
29%
100
31
*30%
31
60
29
*59
*30%
W
57
75%
Feb
17%
36%
Apr
Apr
13%
29%
Apr
100
Dec
109
xl7% May
7% May
10%
Jan
57% Aug 16
13% Nov 17
Feb
29% Nov
July
100% Apr
Jan
13%
Feb
Feb
Waldorf System
No par
*13%
13%
13%
Walgreen
13%
No par
13%
*30
31
*30
31
30
30
*30
101
101
101
*101
102
*101
21
Feb
18%
ST'ANov
22
Nov
101
14
10
2
5%%
May 22
Warner
32
Jan
34% May 14
Warren
5
16
27% Aug
3
20% May 28
Waukesha
26%
Feb
17
Feb
13% Nov 26
Jan
3% Nov 24
Marl6
26
90
Feb
34%
May
21% May
Jan
Nov
112% Nov
121%
Jan
Dec
112%
Dec
116% Aug
7
2
47
13
Jan
5% May
38% May
10%
Jun
113
Jun
107
Jun
20
Jan
5% Nov
17
34% Feb
14
Jan
9%
Dec
9% May
Dec
32%
Dec
Feb
25% Nov
90
pec
17
May
27% May
22% May
88
62
Sep
38 %
6
15% Nov 24
9
3%%
101% Jun
11
3.80%
Jan
28% Nov 12
62% Mar
76
Dec
80
Jan
31
May
53%
Oct
37
Mar 16
90
Dec
106% July
91% Feb
101% Mar
6% May
51% Sep
10% May
88% Dec
Feb
5
Nov
27% Feb
26
9
19
75
Nov
35
53
Oct
15
19
Jan
$4.50
10
Wisconsin
13
6% preferred
Woodward Iron
42
Nov
26
Nov
24
61
Nov
26
81% Feb.
Feb
64
Nov
24
Dec
80
Feb
58
Jan
5
Woolworth
Nov
8
May
70% Mar
18%
33% Aug
45
'
Jan
16%
8
Mar
Feb
22% Nov 26
10% Feb 27
38% Mar 13
15% Feb
24
23%
Oct
83
Oct
65% Feb 27
15
31%
Feb
14
5%
25
Jun
•Bid
10%
and
asked
Special sales,
21
Nov
9
July
19% Feb
11
Jan
3% Nov
prices;
wd When
no
sales
distributed,
on
x
Oct
Yale
Towne
Corp
14
July 12
6% May 19
Zenith
this
day. tin receivership.
Ex-divldend.
*81
29%
29%
29%
29%
28'/a
29%
81 '/a
81%
81%
81%
81%
82
22'A
22%.
14%
15'A
23%
23%
15%
15%
"
*108
*115%
'
Stocks,
Saturday—
Monday
Tueeday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Railroad
340,380
885,360
$545,000
2,959,000
2,413,000
Bonds
*101
103
*18%
19%
*40%
*101
41 %
-*105
2,634,000
$11,818,000
115%
115%
109%
109
109
109
106%
106
103'/a
*102
103
Bonds
18%
17%
41%
^
Total
1,237,500
11,818,000
105%
*105
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
37%
37%
37%
36%
300
106%
330
*102
5.
v
•
17%
40%
'
190
103%
xl7%
(>
'
105%
37%
108%
50
800
106
■
13%
12%
12%
*28
12%
12%
10%
"
53/,
*28
*26%
27%
26'A
*66
68
65%
66
*26
32
1,400
12
*28
26%
—
26%
900
68
*63
300
24%'
16%
15%
163/,
32%
32
17
31%
32
31%
32
29%
31%
24%
29%
24%
24%
88%
30'A
24
24%
8,100
24
243/8
23%
24%
25,300
89%
89%
*28%
*105
70
16%
88%
98'/a
30
*104
88
98'/a
28'/a
108
16%
*97%
28%
*28%
108
*104
16%
15%
15%
10,400
89%
*89'A
90%
99
*97'/a
99
*973/4
98%
100
30
*28%
30
100
30
*28%
108
*104
108
*104
108
47%
47
47%
46%
44
46
43%
86%
36%
*86%
87%
86'/a
86%
86%
*24%
25%
86%
*24%
25
*24%
25'A
lc
15%
15'/a
*24'/a
24%
15
—1
153/a
15
19%
15%
20
19%
20%
19%
20%
19
20%
*53%
54%
54
30%
30'A
*29
10%
10%
com—_1
7%
59
11%
11%
..10
15%
15%
15%
15%
100
*125%
10
*34
__10
15%
*125%
10%
2,100
73/,
10,900
55%
56%
11
11
79
*77%
15%
125%
33%
14%
14%
143A
64
*62%
66
681;
67
66
85%
85
85
*83
67%
67
67
67
9
9
9
9
24%
9
24%
24%
24%
143/8
14
64
23%
*82
12%
12%
12%
39%
39
39
*19%
20%
No pai
19%
73 %
20%
71%
20%
72%
73
71
No pai
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
28%
28
28 %
27%
liquidating
dividend
28%
4
paid
4
May
10.
a
4
delivery.
2,867,000
8.400
4.100
14%
14%
62%
65%
66
63%,
?
*82
"
.fit
68%
f
i-
673A
9 "•
120
450
-
83%
60
67%
*8%
600
9
1,200
23%
3,400
12%
1,600
23%
38%
38%
19%
20
20
19%
1934
600
71%
69%
71V,
69%
70 3A
16%
16'A
16%
16
16
12,500
1,100
27%
26%
273/,
26%
26%
•
"■
22%
12%
12'A
4
cName
3%
»'
*38
■
4
changed
39
3%
from
National
Bond
Share
&
'
4,200
4
Corp.
400
2,900
r
Cash
sale.
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Sales
3,384,500
2,684,000
3,535,000
300
42%
61
Transactions at the New York Curb
Bond
$590,000
50
35
42
'
4
Deferred
*33
23%
12'A
'
3%
-
£
■
9
243/8
12%
39%
1,200
6,100
14%
-*67%
9
13%
153/s
66
64
67*
Day
300
128
64
*62%
66%
84%
12%
12%
*39
xl3%
15%
33%
*62%
7,700
79
*125
42%
*65%
1
CLOSED
Thanksgiving
42'A
500
11'/a
*76
15%
128
34
-83
.No par
15
15%
*125
56%
10%
-
EXCHANGE
42 3A
39%
Corp.
79
14%
15
15%
125%
7
60
300
*55%
STOCK
.
34
14%
1
7%
7
42%
64
28
30
34
14%
Co
54
42%
64
5
54
34
66
4,900
10
7%
15
19%
30
42%
—106
—Nopal
Nopai
19%
10%
11%
15%
5.800
543/4
59'A
15%
'
15%
30
10
7%
128
60
15
*28'A
42%
series—.100
;
>
4,300
*53%
103/8
11%
*76%
44
"
54
*57'A
79
*15
~
•
29%
35
42%
No par
8
'
11%
79
128
10%
>
60%
11%
79
54
*29
10%
*57
79
10
54
7%
59
46
30'A
10%
'8
No par
No par
No par
com
$5,000
.6,900
.
31%
25%
Co
$40
1,200
37
11%
26%
67%
32
53/,
36%
12%,
31%
*66
V,
5%
37
27
26%
5
series
120
'
88
Co
conv
1,200
42
*105
47%
—
Stocks
(Number
Week Ended Nov. 26, 1948
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday.
of
Shares)
Bonds (Par Value)
Foreign
Domestic
Foreign
Government
Corporate
Total
77,500
$48,000
$1,000
$2,000
$51,000
220.615
216,000
8,000
9,000
233,000
11,poo
3,000
198,000
8,000
5,000
268,000
238,130
184,000
307,990
255,000
—
Holiday
-—
247,590
$5,000
1947
3,812,320
149,000
253,000
7.000
409,000
1,091,825
$852,000
$281,000
$26,000
$1,159,000
$13,060,500
Jan. 1 to Nov. 26
1948
271,704,575
$1,222,000
$5,000
Foreign
105 %
115
106%
41%
105'/a
110
*107 '/a
18'A
42
260
*113%
-
■
103%
,
18%
4,000
-
*108
)
■
41%
Total
Bank
Railroad k Industrial
7,000
*24'/a
15%
$3,111,000
$64,00 0
1.693,000
74,827,160
70,682.520
16,083,000
849,1G5,800
837,418,400
$17,840,01)0
$929,108,960
$932,211,920
3.894,000
Week Ended Nov. 26
1947
225,631,832
U. 8. Government
International
14%
*86%
Bonds
$1,237,500
1948
5,300
No par
20
Holiday
4,567,243
*102
38%
16%
.
115%
5%
13
.
106%
115
*37%
"
22%
14%
,
109
106'A
3,000
28%
813A
22
-
18%
105%
99%
Government
Week Ended Nov. 26
-
of shares
109
106%
Total
Stocks—No.
108
40%
-20
233,000
4,567,243
116
109
18%
105%
*98
United States
Bonds
266,000
278,000
1,036,880
Total
3,257,000
*108
40%
.
4%
4
28%
81%
,
"
5%
'
4%
■
109
106%
Nopal
$45,000
415,500
1,011,763
1,292,860
...
15%
*109
int'l
Foreign
22%
15%'
' 115%
Bank
,.
Number of and
Miscel.
Shares
Bonds
22%
15%
*108
Transactions at the New York Stock
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Week Ended Nov. 26, 1946
23%
15%
109
22%
3%
1,900
No par
com
Corp
ilEx
29%
82
29%
.*
90
:
Mfg
Products
4%
4»A
109
—
Radio
Zonite
15%
116
100
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
35
15%
4%
106%
preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No Par
28
15'A
4%
*88
common
4%%
23
89% Oct
&
York
X19% May 27
12
100
133/4
15
*
4'/«
100
i.
4%%
900
15
15%
4%
67%
SS)
Motors
W)
5,100
■
14%
15
.12.50
(The
•.
34% Jan
2
16% May 24
May 25
800
21%
23
800
*65%
common
pfd
24
21%
223/4
17%
100
Wright Aeronautical
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
481
14% May
53% May
14% May
Prior
*23
-
1
Prior pfd 4%%
69
July 15
ll7/s Jun 21
9
50 % Mar
May
Machinery
4
May i7
96% July 28
60% Mar 19
Feb
10% May
37% Dec
25% May 15
24%
17%
31%
A
Pwr Co
(F
23%
17%
Worthington Pump &
94
53
El
25
.
*17%
27%
Co
Jun
24
*30
pfd series A
Jan
21%
23%
*27%
Co Inc common
Wilson-Jones
21%
24 %
—...100
$4.25 preferred
8
21%
24
109
Co_..__.—
conv
21%
24%
21,000,000
*1948
Stocks—No. of shares.
,
1947
Jan. 1 to Nov. 26
1948
1947
1.091,825
998,583
67,930,676
65.451,827
$852,000
$958,000
$45,551,000
$74,037,000
281,000
43,000
8.097,000
7,113,000
26,000
44,000
1,652,000
528,000
$1,159,000
$1,045,000
$55,300,000
$81,678,000
Bonds
Domestic
Foreign governmentForeign corporate.
.
$13,060,500
80
.
13,200
17%
100
pref.
Willys-Overland
Wilson &
37% Oct 22
49% Jun 14
Apr
62
Oil
21 %
3,600
,
,
18
—100
preference
18
14
•
Prior
Wilcox
25%
21
*24
No par
preference
xl38
5
100
94%
conv
10
Dec
Dec
10 %
10%
.
17 'A
10
com
Machine
17
Feb
83
75
Sewing
24%
21%
24%
106%
Go
Feb
28
Feb
15'/,
93%
'
.
18
1
A
Mfg
125% Nov
Dec
15%
*92%
10%
17%
—5 '
pfd
RR
prior
Motor
1
26
9
xl3% Nov
145% May
10
18
100
Instrument
Dental
$4
12
26
Elec
conv
White
May 27
65% May 15
17% May 17
88% Jan 21
Mar
B
pfd series B——.
White
19% Jun 21
29
51
10% Nov
$5
July 30
31% Nov
6% Mar 17
Oct
Dec
126
Feb 11
Oct
15%
May
27
series
series
White
24% May 26
22"% July 8
2
17
Dec
23
Aug
64%
Oct
20
9% Feb
NOV
15%
93'A
100
pfd
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
7
x53
Jan
15%
*92'A
10%
4,300
17%
No par
Inc
pfd series
Weston
22
Jan
Feb
20
57% Oct
92
27% Jan
,
Jun
9
July 21
Mar 18
15
Feb
16
115
Feb
Dec
99
40% Jun
5
83
Feb
13%
11
14
23
Feb
12%
15%
93%
10%
4.300
9
18
Union Teleg class A.No par
Westinghouse Air Brake
No par
Westinghouse Electric com
12%
23
34
15'A
92%
10%
60
23%
9
17%
100
2nd
Pacific
Preferred
May 19
95% Apr
Feb
15%
94
10%
100
4%%
Lines
non-cum
33% Jun
17%
15%
102
233/,
18 %
Western
4%
39% Jun
90
9%
*17%
„1
Supply Co
Maryland Ry com
Western
11
55
31%
Western
10
May
23%
9
*18
No par
Auto
85% Feb
Dec
July
29 % May
5% May
23
9%
17%
—
Western
29% Nov 24
Nov
84
*101
'23%
9%
18%
Pulp & Paper com__No par
preferred
100
Air
23% Nov
29%
102
23%
9%
*17%
No par
Power
Western
Oct
34
900
800
*18
—:—.—5
Virginia Coal & Coke
%
4 Va
Dec
26% May
19% May
13%
30%
23%
*24
100
13 3/,
23%
94
"■
25%
*24
Snowdrift com—2.50
preferred
West Va
Aug
30
43
West
11
31
94%
135
4.20%
105
Dec
9 %
6%
18
Inc
preferred
preferred-
West Penn
'
1
—
26
10
Oct
A
38% July 12
36% May 21
72% Jan 15
7% Mar 17
Mar
26%
15%
61
13%
30%
5
preferred
10% May 18
46% May 20
16% July 9
22% Mar 12
42%
V/o
9
110% Jun
Oil &
Class
22% Oct 20
51% Jun 15
14
100% Fob 25
Tobacco
$4 conv
20
3
25
16% Apr
38% Feb
Webster
22
111% Oct
103% Mar 29
75%
65
13%
9%
10%
21%
par
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co_
4
119% Jun
105% Nov
May
26%
*58
60
5
Wesson
114
xll3%Apr 15
Oct
113
Dec
60
23%
94
25%
3
.
Co
Motor
West Indies Sugar Corp.—
West Penn Elec Co_
100% Oct
32% May
Corp
Washington Gas Light Co—No
26% May 21
19% July
1
3
104% Mar 16
Jan
103%
106%
Sep
No par
6% May 24
34% Aug
5
86% Jan
2
10
19% Mar
117% Mar
22
30 % Jan
Sep 27
X80
13% Feb
Dec
4
Petroleum
10
41
105
Foundry & Pipe
17% Feb
Sep
i3%
15'A
10%
60
13%
9%
*93
5
*58
24
*9%
100
Warren
2
20% Jan
12%
*23%
1
Pictures
60
101 *
No par
preferred—
Jan
Dec
Dec
Co
Bros
Feb
20
105
Jun
Walworth
27
30
%
*58%
4llo
Aug 26
23%
Dec
100
Ward Baking Co common—
3
xl9% Nov
19%
17% May
preferred
common
r
36% NOV
May
Co
13% May 24
16% July 13
x83% Mar 12
Dec
4%%
27% May 21
11
*
12
5
8
4
RR
preferred
100
Walker (Hiram) G & W—-No par
10% Mar 12
106% Mar
Wabash
105
xl8% Mar 17
8% Feb
2
15% Jan
29
19%
Jan
35% Jun
26
24%
Dec
88% Dec
66
TotaL
*
Number 4755
168
Volume
THE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Bond Record
4nf.
The
italic
WEEKLY
-
%ni d#f*ult®d /b0"d*; Cash and deferred
tL
letters
in the
column
headed
indioate
in
each
the
ease
Month
Flfwree after decimal point
Range for Previous
104.25
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
106.6
106.4
Dec
108.21
Feb
105.1
Sep
20
105.28 Mar lo
111.23
Sep
112.6
Feb
107.4
Sep
17
108.28 May
106.13 July
101.11 Deo
114.1
106.13
Deo
114.8
Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
17
July
108.10
May
104.12
Feb
Feb
102.22 Feb
2
102.23 Sep
30
102.22 Feb
-
30
104.24 July
104.14 Sep
Sep
20
101.11 Jan
7
104.23
Feb
101.19 Jun
14
101.19 Jun
14
101.27
Dee
104.18
Apr
100.24 Mar 13
100.25 Jan
7
101.20
Deo
104.4
Jan
100.23 Jan
100.26 Apr
2
104.24 July
101.7
28
161.24
Dec
104.10 May
100.23 Sep
17
100.24 Sep
10
101.24
Dec
104.18
Apr
100.16 Sep
10
101.12 Jun
1
101
Doe
103.20
Apr
100.7
Oct
13
100.27 May 21
102.26 May 24
101.17
Jun
105.17
Jun
100.7
Dec
103.19
Apr
101.1
Deo
102.1
100.18 Sep
101.14 Sep
103.24 May
102.24 May
Sep
100
102.26 May 25
Oct
4
100.7
Dec
10
Apr
102.12
101.12
Deo
102.6
102.4
Mar
100.4
May
100
Mar
100.2
Feb
103.80
102.23
Deo
26
3
11
100.21 Oct
102.2#
100.31 SeplO
26
101.13
Mar~22
Apr
101.14
Apr
Aprlfj
101.26
Apr
103.1
Apr
103.2
Jan
100.31 Sep
27
101.18
101.21 July
103.4
July
100.30 Sep
27
101.19 July 13
100.80
Oct
101.0
Apr
~4
Oct
100.7
Jufy~l3
100.16 Apr
00
Dee
102
Dee
108.4
July
July
asked
price.
*Bld
and
94.10 Jan
15
94.14 Jan
15
Nov. 23
'102.9
High
Low
102.12
Hlrh
*102.9
102.11
'102.8
102.11
'104.28
104.31
'104.23
10C 31
'104.27
104.30
*104.27
104.30
107.30
'107.22
107.2 3
'107.22
107.26
*107.22
107.26
STOCK
102.12
'102.8
'103.28
103.31
'103.27
103.30
*103.27
'107.30
108.2
*107.30
108.2
*107.30
*108.14
108.18
*108.8
108.12
*108.8
108.12
*108.8
*-1960-1965
*109
108.30
*108.28
.—Jun 1964-1969
2%s
-Dec 1964- 1969
109
*101.17
101.20
*101.17
101.20
*101.17
101.20
*101.17
102.21
*102.17
102.20
*102,17
102.20
*102.17
102.20
*102.17* 102.20
—1952-1954
2%s
2%s
*102.23
102.25
*102.21
102.23
*102.22
102.24
*102.22
102.24
*102.24
1956-1958
,
*103.13
103.15
*103.7"
*108.26
103.9
*103.6
103.8
*101.11
101,13
*101.12
101.14
*101.3
101.5''
*101.4:»; 101.6
*100.29
100.31
'100.25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
*100.28
100.30
*100.25
100J27
*100,24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
1965- 1970
2%s
2Vis
.—
2 Vis
*100.26
100.28
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
1966- 1971
*100.21
100.23
*100.18
100.20
*100.17
100.19
*100.17
100.19
*100.18
100.20
*100.8
*100.8
-Jun 1967- 1972
*100.10
100.12
100.10
2Vis
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
-Sep 1967-
1972
*100.17
100.19
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*101.11
101.13
*100.16
-Dec 1967- 1972
*100.10
100.12
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
2 Vis
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
.——1951- 1953
*103.2
103.5
*103.2
103.5
*103.1
103.4
*103.1
103.4
*103.1'
103.4
1952- 1955
*101.27
101.29
*101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
*101.26
101.28
1954- 1956
*104.10
104.14
*104.8
104.12
*104.6
104.10
*104.6
104.10
*104.6
104.10
*102.2
102.4
*101.27
101.29
*101.26
101.28
*101.26
101.28
*101.30
102
—Jun 1959- 1962
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*100
-Dec 1959- 1962
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*ibo
-Dec 1948- 1950
*100.1
100.3
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*100
100.2
*100
2 Vis.,
—1956- 1959
,
„
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
*10.0.14
100.16
*100.14
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
100.21
*100.19
100.21
__Dec 1949- ■1951
*100.19
*100.23
100.25
*100.23
100.25
*100.24
100.26
100.26
*100.23
100.25
_Mar 1950- ■1952
*100.24
*100.28
100.30
*100.27
100.29
100.29
*100.28
100.30
*100.28
100.30
*100.27
*101
101.2
*100.31
101.1
*101"
101.2
*101
101.2
*101.1
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
—1951-1955
*101.2
101.4
*101
101.2
*101
101,2
*101
101.2
*101.1
101.3
*101.2
101.4
*101
*101
10i.2
*101
101.2
*101.1
101.3
*101.3
101.5
*101
101.2
*101
101.2
*101.1
101.3
*101.2
101.4
*103.4
103.8
*103.2
103.6
*103
103.4
*103
103.4
*103
103.4
1950
*100.8
100.10
*100.7
100.9
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*97.8
97.16
*97.8
97.16
97.16
97.16
*97.10
97.14
*97.9
97.16
*97.18
97.24
*97.16
97.24
*97.12
97.22
*97.16
97.19
*97.14
97.22
or
103 %
York Stock
Bank
Range
Friday's
•„
101.2
for
1972
at
15
100.
a
Odd lot
transaction,
r
Registered bond
Sold
High
No.
103 Vi 104 Vi
FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER gfi
Range Since
January 1
Low
BONDS
100Vi
Last
Period
Sale Price
J-D
—
17
J-D
J-D
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(Dept)
coll
7s
A
_1945
s
f
7s series B
1945
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f
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1945
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A External
f 7s series D
s
s
f 7s
sec
Teletype
J-D
J-D
NY
1-1693
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2d
series—1957
f 7s 3rd series
s
Antwerp (City)
Australia
(Commonw'lth) 5s of '25_1955
10-year 3Vis
1956
■;
J-D
3 Vis
20-year 3'/2s
Belgium
external
External
s
s
(U
f
f
31%
40%
32%
31%
40
40%
31
40
32%
31%
100%
31%
32%
4
31%
1
31%
J-D-
13
73
97
87%
87'/a
93%
91%
6
85%
85%
861/8
85%
86
9
85%
92
F-A
85
85
86
83%
QO
_1949
12
M-S
101 h 101 A
4
J-3
105
6
7s
S 'of)
1955
J-D
external 8S——1941
J-D
*—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
111
110
61%
>-
(Int reduced to 3.5^)T—„i-1978
AExternal s f 6Vis of 1926—ivl 1957
A -JO
9
105
111
85
99%
105
30
107%
3
50%
61%
'471/4
461%
A-0
46%
46
A-0
46%
\
,
'(Int reduced to 3.375%)——1979
,A7s
'
V
(Central
Ry)—_————1952
J-D
.
49%
62%
51%
60
12
47%
60%
60
20
60
60
5
54%
60%
."60
'59
59
.>£•■59 '"■
59
J-D
30-'f--i-^--Arli'-„%
(Dominion
J-D
4s——I960
of)
F-A
A-0
103%
—1961
J-J
105
1954
J-J
*41
assented
f,7s—1942
M-N
M-N
*27%
s
—
103% 103%
94
102
99
102%
23
105%
105%
37%
50
19
28
.4
18%
19%
28%
33
18Va
28
19'A
28%
—
30
A-O
28%
28 %
28%
27%
26%
27%
F-A
28%
Feb 1961
105
103 %
—
A-O
Feb 1961
103%
14
,
''
1960
.
28%
28%
1
F-A
26%
27%
16
18%
J-J
28
28
1
20%
28
_Jan 1961
f
J-J
35
18%
27%
20%
28
assented
sinking fund 6s—_Sep 1961
assented
-
26%
27%
M-S
M-S
1962
A-0
A-O
26%
A6%s assented
18%
1957
52
J-D
mi
27%
28
19%
29
26%,
*28%
27%
21%
'L '
61
1
50 %
27%
28
18
30
Vi
*28%
—
27%
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s
assented
27%
10
1961
J-D
—1961
J-D
27
27
"i
18%
27%
1961
—,———
A-O
28
28
4
19%
28
A-O
27
27%
4
18
27%
19
28%
—,————1961
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s
assented
_
26%
27%
a.
■
_1962
—1962
M-N
28%
M-N
27%
*27%
7s„4—^—1960
M-S
1——1960
I M-S
assented
20%
*28'/a
28%.
H
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r
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.
1
37%
49%
54
26%
26%
27%
18
27%
17%
.
27
5lA
16
49
37%
49%
5s
1951
J-D
5%
62
38
(Hukuang Ry)
.
(Int reduced to
For Financial Institutions
'
—
*63
...
...
3.5%),—
1978
funding bonds of 1931 due__1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
J-D
11979
A-0
47%
47%
47%
*42%
49%
9
5%
(Int reduced
to 3.375%)
External $ bonds of 1944
3%s Series No. 1—
(Plan B)
—
J-D
3%s Series No. 2
59
3%s Series No. 3
58
I
.
J-D
3%s Series No. 7
J-D
61
48
60%
*58
61
w—
*57
61
*57
w —
J-D
3%s Series No. 10
J-D
:
—
'
3%s Series No. 12—1
3%s Series No, 13—.
For footnotes see page 29.
61
51
7
61
52
63
56
64%
1
r.o. inc.
FOREIGN SECUHIIIES SPECIALISTS
62%
52
rjuii mams
'
3%s Series No. 9—
3%s Series No. 11
46%
13
59%
*57
•
J-D
3%s Series No, 8_
50
59%
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
61
60
SECURITIES
61%
48 y4
58
'
_*.
49
3
58
■
3
59 %
58%
59%
J-D
—
3%s Series No. 5
59
59
_
3%s Series No. 4—
3%s Series No, 6
59
J-D
FOREIGN
J-D
.
.
—.
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—
53
65
•
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54
65
59
1
49%
60
59
59
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59
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a.
—
59
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59
58%
58%
1
56%
59
50 Broad
St., New York 4, N. Y.
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
27
18
3
■
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»
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27'A
62%
45'%
28 *
18%
20
27
26%
27%
J-D
6%s
A6%s assented
Munic
M-N
M-N
6%s_—___1957
Bank
27%
26%
27%
27%
22%
*28 %
i_1962
—•.
Mortgage
27%
*28%
Sep 1961
sinking fund 6s
assented
AChinese
27%
6s———_Jan 1961
—
s
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A7s
•,
102
105
101%
4
1
97%
97%
102
.-I960
sinking fund 6s—
Cons
94%
3
*28%
1942
48
'si
J;.r
97%
97%
97%
1958
assented
A6s
•.
r'
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59 ; ;^9-!59
:
1950
sinking fund 6s—
A 6s
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1963
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—w——1963
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tit
1957
assented
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J-D
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61
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49%
45'/.
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60
2
60
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61
A-0
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62
37%
8
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114%
37%
21
*60
J-D
104%
109
50
47%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Int reduced to 3.375%)—1979
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90%
>
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^
51%
59
57
60
60
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94
J-D
6s_:
60
50
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103
_1966
——
'
48
A 6s
99%'
19
28
91%
_1955
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52
58
A 6s
40%
91%
1
60
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40%"
32%
94
91
59
*57
AExtl
38%'
100 % 100%
91
60
*57
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40%
33%
—1962
——-—
3%s
External
§ABrazil
1967
————
20-year 3%s
15-year
J-J
1957
„—
32%
32%
F-A
10-year
92%
32%
J-D\.
60%
-
V
AExternal
65
93
A-0
1958
47%
44
J-D
§ A7s
64
65%
32%
A-O
1957
external 5s
60%
60
*32
59
3
2
59
57
J-D
(City) s f 5s—
Sinking fund gold 5s_—
Sinking fund gold 6s—
32%
A-0
53%
60
59%
J-D
Brisbane
32V4
J-J
1957
1st series
s
AExternal sec
A
1945
1
59
60%
59
3%s Series No. 29_Jii_^;——
76
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60
59
3%S Series NOV
76
J-J
51%
3%s Series NO. 27—_3
».■
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J-J
§ AExternal
60
2
3%s Series No. 25
*61
J-J
§ AExternal
52
3%s Series No. 26—
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
76
High
51'/a
1
57
57
J-D
25-year 3 %s
1
(City) 8s
i A Chile (Rep) External
A-O
59
J-D
3%s Series No. 24——c
Low
6
,
59%
59%
59%
J-D
January 1
60
59%
J-D
T".
3%s Series No. 16
ACarlsbad
MS
:
157
57
,
Range Since
Sold
No,
High
J-D
—_
Bonds
Friday's
Low
107
Foreign Govt, & Municipal
1948
or
Bid & Asked
High
3%s Series No. 23
Exchange
F -A
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
3%s Series No. 15
86
5,000
transaction.
-
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Broadway, New York
4s_—1968
101.3
1953-1955
Canada
6s——.
100.16
1951-1953
—Sep 1950-1952
3%s Series N6. 28
Akershus (King-of Norway)
100.2
—Jun 1949- ■1951
Wertheim & Co.
—1947
100.2
100.2
"
—Sep 1949- 1951
t.
6s—
100.10
101.18
,100.10
2 Vis
Foreign Securities
fund
"
2 Vis
3%s Series No. 21
fund
-J
2 Vis
3%s Series No. 22
sink
100.28
101.15
101.7
3%s Series No. 20
sink
101.7
*100.26
*101.13
*101.5
3%s Series No.
AGtd
103.12
101.16
*101.5
103.8
101.18
101.10
1963-1968
3%s Series No. 18—
§AGtd
*103.10
*101.14
*103.6
*101.16
.—.1962-1967
3%s Series No. 19
120
101.20
102.26
*101.8
2%s
2 Vis
3%s Series No. 14—:
2-2300
Day
Jun 1952-1954
New York City
Transit Unification Issue—
REctor
109
*108.28
101.21'
*102.18
Week's
Sale Price
New
*108.28
109.4
*101.18
iCalled for redemption Dec.
Period
Members
108.12
Dec 1952-1954
Low
Telephone
108.2
*108.8
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1949-1953
a
25-year 3s
Last
J-D
103.30
1950-1952
2Vis
RANGE
1980
*103.27
*107.30
109
2y2S
107.28
EXCHANGE
108.12
102.10
104.30
*107.24
108.2
—1958-1963
*102.7
*104.27
103.30
108.8
2%s
2%s
Bends(•)
High
CLOSED
'103.28
103.31
the Week
Nov. 26
Lew
High
'107.26
'108.4
2%s
'
Nov. 25
Low
High
Sales fee
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 24
Low
1951-1954
Friday
Corporate Stock
Wednesday
High
Low
1956-1959
Interest
New York Stock
Exchange
Tuesday
Nov. 22
Reconstruction & Development
10-year 2 Vis
—1957
14
sales transacted this day
No
Monday
2%s
"58.30 May 17
99.30 May 17
BONDS
37e
LOW AND HIGH SALI PRICES
1949-1952
:
for the year.
point.
2%s
International
•I.
a
1951-1955
27/as
Treasury
2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury IVis
May" 18
101.32 Dee
82d ef
-1955-1960
3s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury
2 Vis
^Treasury 2s
Treasury
2s
Treasury 2s
Treasury
2s
Treasury 2s
Apr
May
July
101.20
10
102.13 July 13
100
100.21 Oct
102.12
100.23 Jun
more
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2
102.23 Sep
or
the only transactions of
range
mature.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
May
104.12
one
are disregarded in the week's range, naless they ere
No account is taken of such sales in computing the
bonds
Nov. 20
Low
3%s
occur.
the
Satorday
STOCK
KXCHANGE
Sep
when
t
GOYRRNMKNT BONDS
Year 1947
lowest
YEARLY
-
delivery sales
a footnote in the week in which they
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25
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26
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or
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of
1928
Oct 1961
:
f
$
A-0
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—
external
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loan
4,/2S
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15
9
13
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58
82
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79
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f
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extl
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French
Greek
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part
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.
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„
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f
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extl
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7
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5%
5%
5%
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1977
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60
12
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27
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to Plan
A
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to Plan
to
2%)
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series
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34
32
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27
27
24%
18
31
41
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35
25
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29
31
22
27
29
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40
46
26 3%
38
34
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51
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76 ¥4
77
27
70'%
81
86
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86
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94
ser A
3-J
cont int),,1980
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1940
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.,1985
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94
1951
4s
3-J
1951
ref M
35%
10
40%
3-J
94 Va
79%
79 %
79%
M-N
6%
6'/a
—1962
M-N
6
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99%
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.
98
98%
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123
119
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,
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48
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96
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100
100
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1967
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1955
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—
"
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1st mtge 4%s series JJ
M-N
101
101'%
101
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.1961
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,
94 %
*100
*97%
2%s
mtge
&
.1960
series RR..,,—
Alnc mtge 4V2s ser A—:—July 1970
Bristol-Myers Co 3s Debs—;——U..1968
.1950
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82
16
55%
M-N
56
25
72'/2
86%
'/ 50
60%
27
19
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F-A ;
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Co
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A-O
II :
102
103
102
*100
102
'
i Bklyn Union
Gas 4s debentures.,..1969
Gen mtge 2%'s.:.,.—
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.1957
,1952
^
93 Ve
85%.
31
60
61
49
101
Bldgs
5s
M-N
A-O
1
J-J
1955
5's
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99
92
98¥B
87
93
101
25
98
M-N
95 ¥2
100
Pgh Ry—4'/2s—
4s___
modified
1st
*85%
3-J
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P8¥8
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.1976
Buffalo
-
102'%
89%
81%
82
3-J
.1954
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105
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59
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96
107
105
105
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98%
103 ¥2
99'%
102%
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104
J-3
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5
A-O
107v4 107'%
20
F-A
107% 107%
1
112% 11234
1
110%
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2
110%
112%
106% 10634
1
106
94 3;.
59
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10
107
58'%
71 ¥2
30
100'%
103 ¥4
gtd 5s A
cons
*99 ¥2 100
—1976
—1974
1st 3s
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Southern
Canada
1962
.
__
100%
104%
110
111'%
114'%
107
109%
107%
109%
Ry—
gold 4'%s
gold 5s_.
gold 5s
—
1957
.Oct 1969
1—1970
-
gold
J-D
Guaranteed
gold
F-A
4%s
1955
4'%s
1956
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1951
Can Pac Ry 4 7c deb stk perpetual
94
J-J
1965
4s
nr
M-S
■M-S
1981
& Ohio
Clinchfield
Carthage
J-D
93%
107 ¥2
97'%
82%
108'%
1st
Adirondack. Ry—
&
mtge gtd 4s
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Celotex Corp 3%s debs
—1965
1960
1
F-A
Central
(1947 issue);—,
6
12
7
102 Vz
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r-J
99
.
101'%
101
lOO'/a
—
85
—
36
80'%
75
64
of
Georgia Ry—
1st mtge 4s ser A_„——,—1995
J- J
Gen
May
70
70
70
May
51 %
51¥2
54%
mtge 4%s ser A—,._Jan 12020
4 Vis ser B——Jan 1 2020
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Illinois Light
64
6.4%
1
29
.
71*%
66
78'%
48'%
60%
Central
Pacific
67
79%
85
90%
64'%
64'%
g5
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37
37'%
85'%
132
35%
85%
42
32 ¥2
Q-J
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97'%
101% 10142
20
1013*,
F-A
,1968
F-A
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s—1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
3-J'
*98% 100
M-S
119 ¥2 119'%
mtge
R
,
&
Power
1st ref
101%
73 %
69'%
32
,1974
(4'/4%
1st
103
103%
series A
to
Aug 1
3%s
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Ref & impt
9%
3-J
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8%
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.1987
gtd gold 4s .1949
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7
76
75'%
A-O
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8
5
73
72'%
3s—__ .1974
35%
90
73
73 ¥2
107%
107
__
3-J
Q-J
.1987
—.————
registered
41
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A-O
.1987
gold 5s.—_. 1987
registered
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25%
1966
3'/2s
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3%
74'%
10T
*101'%
■
F-A
J-D
debs
34
4%
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102%
A-O
—.I960
3'/4S
26
83'%
A-0
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'
98%
32
—
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1978
:
98 ¥4
1st & ref
2012
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83'%
i 39
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1957
.
94 v2
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83?a
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M-N
1980
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29%
36'%
26%
3-J
J-D
137
119% 119%
A 4s
1958
52 %
38
M-S
.,,1958
72
50
76%
May
Guaranteed
27
22'%
1962
7s
78'%
4
Extension
Gen mtge
2004
;
„
67'%
4
71%
50%
3-D
.—due Dec 1 1995
income,—..^.Feb 12010
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40
*34%
,1968
extl,.
70
67c (2%% fixed
contingent interest)—
31
A
2.25%)
external
70 ¥2
57
29'%
(Kingdom)—
secured
70%
57%
4L
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30
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5 8 ¥2
98
63'/4
24%
21
J-3
(Int reduced to 3.5%)
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41
63
27
35
to Plan A
.
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60%
Celanese
2.5%)——,1999
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(Int reduced to 2%)
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9
J-3
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.}
29%
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3-J
to
61%
€1
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1999
2.5%
loan
reduced
41%
to Plan A
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i
27
j-D
1,1936
8s
to
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extl
34%
A
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(Int
5
*32
1950
(State)
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61%
27%
A
(Int reduced to 2.375%)— ,2001
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—1957
reduced
! '.
1952
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2004
98
-
33'%
18
*
2004
94
86
28
26'%
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to Plan
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,
1967 stmp pursuant to Plan
(Int reduced to
(City of) 6 Vis
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29 %>
J-D
1966
82
4
60%
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1926._
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29%
J-D
.
54
61
Calif Oregon
A-0
86
94 %
MS
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California
1999
86
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reduced to 2.5%),
external sink fund
gold
85^4
94
A-O
M-N
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*
(Int
56 ¥2
MS
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23'%
-
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..
100 'a
A-O
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27
Rio
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■
Buffalo
27
*
33
—
F-A
Grande do Sul (State
of)—
'
§A8s extl loan of 1921,
—1946
97'%
;
3-D
4s—
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to Plan A
(Int reduced to
2.375%),—2001
AExternal sec 6¥2s
1953
Va
9
33'%
23
J-3
9 ¥2
13
6'%
*33
A
(Int reduced to
2.375%),,
2001
7'%s 1966 stmp pursuant to
Plan A
(Int reduced to
2.25%)___
2006
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(City of) 8s
1946
17
8%
7%
3-J
1961
(City of) 8s_
Stamped pursuant to Plan
40*2
14
99% 100
100
A-O
—..due Dec 11995
1st
.
J-3
1963
APorto Alegre
15%
3'/2s_„. 1951
1st
8
A-O
1950
25
11
due Mar 1 2000
&
Creek
Btmbn
37
A-0
gold 8s
18
38%
fixed
stamped
Cons
16%
A-O
—
to
106
19%
.,,1968
A4'%s assented
AExternal sink fund
July 1975
<4%
fxd & 1%'i
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„
,1958
15%
51%
36 ¥4
1
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Bell
15%
„_1940
.
106'%
50%
; 51%
J-3
Beneficial Indus Loan 2%s debs.,^ 1961
*15%
15%
105'%
98'a
3-J
1966
series A
4s
ref
4s
*22%
-
103'%
3-J
Mfm mtge 2%s ser J__.,_L— 1976
'M-S
11
12
103
Bangor & Aroostook RR—
'
2d ser__,_1961
f 6s
30
A
7s
,1959
f 6s 1st ser—,1960
reduced
83
*102
MS
104
104%
102%
103
:
B
J_
1st lien
95
,1947
.....—1964
Toledo Cincinnati division
95
*76%
.MS
101
104
102
M-N
M-S
J-D
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conv
(3 % 7o
93
3-D
2.125%)—2008
1963
4s_.„.July 1952
A—
ser
S'western div
92
80
—1963
1967
115
102
123
93'%
78
80
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123'%
106%
lll'/4 112%
cons
K—
Series
Ref
78
;
115%
121 %
112%
gen mtge
A4%s
96
82
80%
62
38
121%
Pgh Lake Erie & West Va—
22%
82
.A-0
,1955
33
89'%
A-O
; f-a
26
29
85 %
,1963
19%
95%
85 %
•
82
100
M—due Mar 11996
and 3%%
*22%
MS
,1957
32
*90
M-N
'
5
•
103'%
77
95
M-N
4%s
ser A
5%
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30
24
-
100'%
1
94%
A-0
1st 4s.„ 1943
mortgage 4s—1943
Series
,
M-S
external
s
&
,
24
32
80
80
Air Line Ry—-
and 3 7c contingent interest)—
14
;*'■ 30%
*31%;
101% 102%
102 %
Santa Fe—•
contingent int)__JuJy 1975
gen mtge 57c ,<2% fixed
Ref, &
M-S
101
A-O
..,1995
1st
49
101%
Q-J.
4s——.—July 11995
unified
102%
A-O
_.._1966
99 %
116%
106
102
97'%
%
378
102
109
91%
94 %
109% 110'%
109%
A-O
gold 4s.—,—July 1995
Topeka &
mtge
Ref
;'.v
~7%
13
*31
M-S
,1965
3*%s series B
s
1st
90%
*94
3-D
arid 1%
Beech
to
debentures.—,
mortgage 3%s_„
1st
...
9%
,,1994
g A Poland (Rep of)
gold 6s,
A 4 Vas
assented
g A Stabilization loan s f 7s
A7s
conv
1st mtge 4s
7'%
13
18
*9%
*24
MS
1959
extl loan._,.„_.
(Rep of)
(Int
90'%
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
8'%
r.
12%
5%
A-O
2008
6'%s
fund
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ANat loan extl
JASan
101%
19
Sr A Second
*11
3-J
to
reduced
(Int
198
92
90%
b
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7
Plan A
gAPernambuco (State of) 7s_
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(Int
103% 104
103%
A-O
J-D
18
10'%
*6
3-J
1958
to
AStaftiped assented 5s,_„.
Stamp mod 3'%s ext to
7s
3-D
—.—1987
¥4
7'%
13%
1
A 7s
1961
debentures.
g A Atlantic & Danville Ry
,
Panama. (Republic)—
A6s
93%
..Series
s f
external,,..,,,,,
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s„.
Oslo (City) sink fund
4'%s
(Int
98'%
85%
9%
5'%
HI
3-D
,,,1952
6'%s
f
reduced
sink fund
A
92'%
21
debentures..,,—,1982
(State)-—
3 Vis
•
72
88%
Geneial
37
9
Q-J
Q-J
2.125% ),, ,2008
Netherlands (Kingdom) 3%„__
,1957
Norway (Kingdom of) 4%s
-1956
APeru
93 %
87
Atlantic Coast
9%
5
*6
3-J
reduced
(Int
92%
87
Atlantic Refining 2%s debs,..
M-N
Nov, 5, 1942, agree-1963
external
sec
92 %
3-J
debentures.^
1st
27
27%
*25%
J-D
Stamped pursuant to Plan
Ext
97
A-O
1986
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31
103%
86'%
debentures.^,——,„.„.1975
General 4s—
V
22
"
1
Stamped pursuant
External
12
22
15%
J-3
1951
GMas,,,.
26
78%
.
debentures,.,
Atlanta & Charlotte
to 3%__.__.1977
;
15%
*25%
*'
67
1
90%
A P W Products Co 5s_—
23%
15
80
Ann Arbor
103
13%
68
19
Atchison
6s of 1913 assent„__1933
A Sec external
(Int
30
99
67
55
1957
Amer Tobacco Co deb 3s—1962
3s debentures,,—,.1969
78
96'%
17%
16%
3-J
to
50
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1960
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29
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BONDS
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1951
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1946
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THE
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Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
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Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
1st
&
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&
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series
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111
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BOND RECORD
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Friday's
or
for
FINANCIAL
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1989
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-
1956
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series
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A-O
24
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26
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1
99
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gold 5s series C_—
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1st 5s B_
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66%
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Jamestown Frankl & Clear 1st 4s—1959
J-D
72%
Jersey
1976
Af-S
gold 4s_ _1990
City Power & Light 2%s -1976
a-o
1972
102
%
102
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102
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&
ref
&
ref
Detroit
series
1970
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1995
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22
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El
Paso
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1970
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a-o
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_
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mtge
inc 4 Vis ser A___ Jan 2015
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E
1st cons mtge 3'As ser
1st
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_
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For
footnotes see
page
_
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J-J
;
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100
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76
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1958
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79
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79
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1965
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1962
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1949
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110
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3%s
1960
97
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1
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—
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ref
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91
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__
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1963
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60
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78%
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1964
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94
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61
20
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&
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12
98
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107%
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100
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1981
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1966
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83%
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1970
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1975
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112
41
100
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12
112% 112%
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97%
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104 % 104%
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series E
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1st mtge 3%s. 1964
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—
3%s debentures
.1965
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.1958
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97
1957
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103%
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1953
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102%
98%
109 Vi HO
1978
A
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15
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1937
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1981
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1980
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1955
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98
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1984
98%
10
92
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1981
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7
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99%
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1968
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series
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68%
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1993
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1977
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series
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104
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1960
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91
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1983
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1985
1978
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91
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60
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F-A
May
General
93
100% 100%
99%
99%
100%
J-D
debentures
General
103%
*101% 102%
J-J
1998
series A
99
95%
99
101%
J-D
—1982
R
ser
1986
100%
16
99%
99%
102% 102%
F-A
F-A
Tel
&
General
105
96%
101% 102%
116% 116%
J-J
A-O
3%s
debentures
Cons
91%
100%
102%
23
__
j-j
A-O
Tel
M
debentures
debentures
General
104 %
1
*102% 102%
103% 104%
*97%
J-J
2013
ref
Pennsylvania
93%
100%
__
85
F-A
A-O
&
1980
Peoria & Pekin Union
Ry 5%s
Pere Marquette
Ry 3%s ser D
J-J
1998
St Louis—
E
4s
95 %
100% 101
A-O
75
*100
—
Jf-S
1973
&
95%
101
J-D
1975
83%
73%
90%
■
A-O
F-A
J-D
1st mtge 3s
s
f debentures
60%
78
J-D
1997
Vis
B
Haven
10O
95%
*106
J-D
102%
73%
Jf-N
A-O
1981
2^s series P_
2%'s series Q
3s
68%
99%
0
J-D
2013
B
92
95 %
95%
103% 103%
J-D
1974
Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s
1960
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co—
104
84%
A
1
97 Vi
94
J-D
a 3
90%
61%
7
103 Vi
*101
M-N
ref mtge 4s ser
A___
2007
Gen mtge conv inc
4 Vis ser A_2022
River & Port
Chester—
1st 4s
1954
IAN Y Ont &
West ref 4s
June 1992
£'•
281/4
62%
-4-
A-O
J-D
1979
Gtd 4s
90%
J-D
A
'
71%
71%
^
gold 3 Vis
100%
104%
*14
J-D
1977
Pennsylvania
31%
48
212
F-A
Harlem
A
18%
86 »/4
86%
103
J-D
deposit
ser
92%
99%
*99%
J-D
series N
L
Paducan & 111 1st s I
gold 4%s—1955
Paterson & Passaic G & E
cons 5s_1949
90%
84%
.
F
West
series
New
72
20
85
78
1956
RR 2%s
gold 4s__,
6
19
*98% 101%
J-D
1971
series M
3Vis
907/s
26
M-N
1950
A
ser
& Harlem
4Vis
N
86%
71%
1966
1970
ref 3s
ref
3%s
90
55%
1954
3
93%
93'%
97%
A-O
ref 3s
&
2%s
51%
J-D
1952
deposit
Connecting
Mtge 4s series
Mtge 4s series
N
71%
30%
85%
F-A
1988
A
Chicago &
Ref mtge
3%s
Y
89
378
220
86%
1960
A
series J
3%s
71 %
45%
—
ser
series
Pacific
^
80
85%
M-S
1982
_____
N
61%
47
86%
M-N
1948
Mich Cent coll
gold 3%S
3 Vis registered
1st
86 Vi
3s
ref 3s
1st
69%
20
A-O
1952
D
3Vis registered
Lake Shore coll
gold
3 Vis registered
N Y
61
42%
M
F-A
1961
Central & Hudson River
RR—
General mtge 3Vis
New York
15
86
Jf-N
1954
deposit
impt 4 Vis series
impt 5s series C
86%
95%
F-A
&
1st & ref
84%
65%
Central RR Co—
4s
N Y
71%
84%
M-N
.
of
19
42%
M-N
deposit—
of
82
84%
-
A-O
RR
Pennsylvania-Central
Jf-S
1954
series
79
1
Jf-N
C
ACertificates
A 1st
68%
88
1955
B
of
19
64%
"
1975
series K
1st
57%
67
__1953
JNew Orleans
Texas & Mexico
Ry—
A 1st
series
49%
76
gtd 4s
5s
65%
94%"
15
93 %
J-J
ref 3s
1st &
93%
80%
1955
Ref <fc Imp 4Vis series
A
Orleans Term 1st
Certificates
84
20
07
2%s___1986
New
A
87
92%
U-S
ref 3s
'
72%
71%
82
2000
Junction
of
72%
66
St Louis—
cons
68
60
101 Vi 101%
92 Vi
101%
A-O
1st &
101%
101%
51%
70%
RR gtd 1st 4s
1986
New
Jersey Power & Light 3s
1974
New Orleans
Great,Nor 5s A
1983
New Orleans <Sc
Northeastern RR—
Certificates
51%
1
75%
1991
debentures
New Jersey Bell
Telephone 3%s
N J
A 1st
51%
84
1948
1974
&
1st
N
&
gold
series
84
A-O
F-A
1958
3s
5s
98%
65%
1966
New England
"Fei & Tel 5s A
11st gtd 4Vis series
B__
;
A
4
67
B
Gas
15
J-J
__1980
National Dairy
Products 2%s
debs_1970
3s debentures
1970
National Steel
Corp 1st mtge 3s
1965
National Supply
2%s debs
1967
Naugautuck RR 1st
Newark Consol
56 Vi
J-J
1978
Chattanooga
1st mtge
86%
A-O
1st &
100%
101 %
51
56 %
J-D
1980
Comtr M 4Vis series
B
Nashville
60 %
65 Vi
A-O
1st
106%
96
100% 100%
j.J
_1981
I
& Tel
103
42
61%
86%
F-A
1975
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref 3Vis series I
87%
103%
100%
Oregon-Washington
102%
80
10
50
102%
J-J
1949
series
series
96%
60%
*57%
107%
& Lake Cbamplain
Ry—
mtge 2%s
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
2%s
100%
99
83
*__
J-J
1978
Moh'k & Malone
1st gtd gold 4s
Monongahela Ry 3'is series B
Morrell (John) & Co
3s debs
Morris & Essex 1st
gtd 3Vis
Constr M 5s series A
Mountain States Tel
3Vis debentures
82%
A-O
1977
F
ser
100
High
99
J-J
.1977
Low
22
101
100%
104% 104%
A-O
1965
series G
AConv
82 3i
MS
1975
&
&
1974
1975
.1978
Range Since
January 1
Sold
NO.
103.%
60%
101
98%
__
__
MS
Jan 1967
General 4s
A 1st
-
*100%
104%
97
3
1978
D
A 1st
,
US
1st
98%
102%
98
99%
100
*101%
J- J
1990
A
J-J
1975
SAlst guaranteed 4s
Ohio Edison 1st
mtge 3s
70
94%
1962
series
2047
101
J-J
impt 5s series D
trust 4 Vis
tOgdensburg
75%
91%
70
98
*99
MS
1962
RR Co—
1st & ref 5s
series A
A
2047
mtge 2%s
mtge 3s
(Wise) 1st mtge 2%s_
98
84
"7
70
100
M-N
RR—
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J-J
Bonds
High
*__.
Q-J
Q-F
2047
101
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1st
101%
67
94%
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«
100
M-S
5s__i.__1940
B
—
1
851/4
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Jf-N
1969
A
series
1997
2047
1st
111
97%
_
73
*__
—
A-O
Minnesota Mining &
Mfg 2%s
1967
Minn St Paul &
8ault Ste Marie—
1st mtge 4%s inc
ser A
Jan 1971
A Gen
mtge 4s inc ser A
Jan 1991
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
96%
Q-J
Jan 1 2047
registered
Northern States Power Co—
(Minn) 1st mtge 2%s
89%
108%
1997
Ref &
96%
92%
100
84
—
J-D
1952
Mo Kansas
& Texas 1st 4s
73
84
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-195,1
1st ext
4
*99% 100%
J-J
1969
of N J
93%
__
*97
(•NT —
M-N
C
1979
1st mtge
3%s_1969
Gas
mtge 2%s
1st mtge 3%s
40-year
3s
101%
76%
95
4s.
Ref & impt 4%s
series A
Ref & impt 5s series C
108%
87
1
31
93%
J-D
series
1st
lien
102%
1
76%
*105%
M-N
1960
Jack Lans &
Sag 3'/2s
1st gold 3 Vis
4%s
88%
96%
lien
Friday's
Bid & Asked
M
1972
Metropolitan Edison 1st mtge
27/8S_l974
Metrop Wat Sew & Drain 5%s
1950
Michigan Central—
Prior
102
105%
76%
A-O
1980
,
impt
88%
96
2003
3s
fund__Feb 11957
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s
1959
May Dept Stores 2%s debs
1972
Mead
Corp 1st mtge 3s
i960
*
107 Vi
or
Saie Frice
Low
registered
General lien 3s
110%
100%
Week's Range
Last
Period
4s
Coll
Macy (R H) & Co 2%s debs
Maine Central RR
4*68 ser A
1st mtge & con 4s
ser
B
Manati Sugar 4s sink
tSAMidland
*107
Prior
102%
100 %
Interest
Exchange
Northern Pacific
Railway—
34
107%
Friday
BONDS
101A
100%
lOOf*
101% 102
US
1978
St Louis Div
2d gold
Atl Knox & Cine
Div
Michigan
100%
*107 Vi 108
101%
2003
3%s series F
1st & ref M
Ref &
100 %
F-A
1966
r
26
New York Stock
107
18
A-O
NOVEMBER
High
99%
100% 100%
MS
1963
ENDED
Nashville RR—
1st 8c ref M
&
Low
107
MS
1951
WEEK
Range Since
January 1
Sold
NO.
Jf-S
1949
1st & ref
mtge 3s
Bonds
High
J-D
1949
debentures
Louisville Gas & Elec
3%s
1st
Friday's
M-N
1952
3s
&
or
Bid & Asked
Low
A
Louisville
Last
gale Price
Period
Little Miami
gfen 4s series A
FOR
Week's Range
100
81%
83
131
80
57-%
59%
89%
110
51%
65%
Volume 168
THE
Number 4755:
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COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
'29
(2249)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
103
series A
1996
4%s series A
Jan 2016
(Jos E) & Sons 2 Vis
1966
J-J
J-J
J-D
100
1971
A-O
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll tr 7s__1941
F-A
J-J
J-D
A-0
& ref
Gen
ctfs
bond
inc
1989
Nov 1989
certificates
bond
4s
4s
1990
gold 5s series A
St Paul & Duluth 1st cons gold 4s_1968
St
1971
.1989
Dept 3%s B
Union
Paul
1st gtd 4s
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Scioto V & N E
1st mtge 4s
AGen mtge
Seagram
Shell
Oil
Union
debs
2%s
1965
1976
Skelly Oil 2%s debs
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2Vis
South & Nor Ala RR gtd 5s
3s
Bell
Tel
1963
103
2Vis
Pacific
1994
1st
1977
2Vis
Ry
(Oregon Lines)
Vis
4
Gold
4 Vis
San Fr Term
Southern
A
1
Pacific
100
1957
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st & ref mtge 2%s series E
1975
1st & ref mtge 3s series F
1978
3Vis conv debentures
1963
Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st gold 5s—1949
Va & Southwest 1st gtd 5s
2003
M-S
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A-O
M-S
J-J
40
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&
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M-N
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3%s series B
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1990
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& ref M
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1st
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of New
RR
Term
Ave Ry
AAdj
106
22
103 3/e
96%
2
92%
90%
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•
1960
1st ref 4s
20
_
119%-
99%
100%
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71 %
J-J
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Gen
102%
70
73%
142
67
48%
350
37%
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•
85
1971
100%
99
trust 2%s_
1975
Western
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2Vis
deb
3s
1967
debentures
Pacific
Union
Ref
__
1976
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99
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„
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111 %
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201
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1970
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1st
106%
105%
59
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Funding & real estate 4%S—1950
25-year gold 5s
.
1951
30-year 5s
1960
1951
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u,1973
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 4s
,1949
2
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59%
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"
101
98
107% 107%
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53
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1966
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103
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106
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105
103
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105 %
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sale
delivery
in the
n
♦Friday's bid and asked
ABonds
94
94
not
sale
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range, (y Ex-coupon.
impaired
§ Negotiability
92%
92%
not included
year's range,
in the year's
included
♦'
maturity.'
by
1
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102%
43
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included
not
101%
101
96%
5
90
100 &
109
94%
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101
15
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series C
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103
99%
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99
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Maryland 1st mtge 4s—_^.1952
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RR—
debentures
2Vis
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103
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2361
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a
A-O
99%
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101
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97% 97%
106%
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mtge & coll
series I
guaranteed
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1st
1
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West
Yonkers Elec Lt
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63
103
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64%
97%
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107
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102
99
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M-S
debs—,1961
105%
94%
97%
'
inc series A
Jan 1981
4%s series B—Jan 1991
Westchester Ltg
127%
94%
45
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J-D
Tri-Continental Corp 27/8s
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5%s
debs
(subordinated)
1970
Warren RR 1st ref gtd gold 3%s__2000
98%
88%
12-1%
14
99 %
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A-O
Jan 1960
3%s„1960
& Elec 1st gold 5s
1949
income 5s
*
105
105%
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A
Tol & Ohio Cent ref & impt
Gas
101
„
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105
A-O
1st mtge 3 Vis series B
—1971
Walker (Hiram) G & W 2%s debs_1966
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s_lS76
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
96%
89%
J-D
gold 5s„
37/8s series E
Pacific
&
3
104% 104%
'
Texas
116%
91%
91%
96%
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2000
1985
series C__,.
3%s
M
ref
97%
1965
r
A-O
114%
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ref M
&
1st
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3s
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series
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97
97%
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1985
79
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Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
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84
20
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105%
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93%
93%
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1995
Washington Terminal 2%s ser A—1970
101% 101%
93 Vi
M-N
1973
6
94%
102
F-A
J-J
—1966
1972
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93%
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,
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106
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1971
108
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M-N
1966
deb 2%s
106
94%
111%
96 Vi
99
95
94%
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1958
5s
cons
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Wabash RR Co—
83%
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108
—1983
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Swift & Co 2%s debs
&
f 4s series B—
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95%
84%
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A-O
J-J
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1996
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96
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100%
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74%
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102%
66
1951
Memphis Div 1st gold 5s
St Louis Div 1st gold 4s
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s debs
Ref
3%s debs
High
94
127%
99% 100%
68%
Friday's
?99
F-A
M-N
debentures
Universal Pictures
Co—
RR
2Vis series E
1986
2%s series F
1996
1st mtge 2 Vis series G
1961
Southern Ry 1st cons gold 5s
1994
Devel & gen 4s series A
__1956
Devel & gen 6s series A
1—1956
Devel & gen 6Vis series A
—1956
2Vis
103
debs,
Rubber 2%s
S
2%s
-
M-N
M-N
J-D
1969
1981
3%s ser A,1975
1st mtg
1st mtge
Standard Oil
Vandalia RR cons g 4s series A—.1955
93
127
%
or
Bid & Asked
A-O
M-N
A-O
MS
U
109
89 %
"127
67%
M-S
1st mtge
3 %s
1966
1976
1967
1959
Co—
4 Vis
Gold
98%
7
__
Week's Range
Sale Price
High
80 %
100% 100%
-
--
F-A
J-J
J-J
,__1987
Indiana
.
Low
1st
debentures
Southern
4
86
101% 101%
—
J-J
1985
debentures
Southern
Lotb
103%
*84
98%
1979
debentures
2Vis
January 1
Co—
Tel
&
Sold
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
Interest
Period
BONDS
Range Since
No.
High
^
Southern
26
United Biscuit 2%s debs
M-N
J-J
J-J
J-D
A-O
M-N
1st
Bonds
Ry—
Louis-Southwestern
2d
ENDED NOVEMBER
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
St
WEEK
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
FOR
reorganized under Section 77 of
prices; no sales being transacted during
selling flat.
current week.
,
,
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
in
in the
footnote
a
In the
AND
following extensive list
we
furnish
a
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Last
Motors
Acme
Wire
Adam
Aero
Co
1
Mfg
Air
Associates
Air
Investors
Convertible
Airlines
& Fishfcr
Allied
Products
$3.75
4.20%
pfd
___1
America
of
Goods
common
American Bantam
American
American
Class
4% %
500
5%
class A
B
Power
&
&
*
1
Laundry
American
Light & Trac common
Nov
5%
Nov
6%
1,800
102%
150
5%
_3%
6%
93/a
Apr
American
3% May
Oct
Jun
American
38
Apr
American
American
Feb
105
Jan
94
preferred*
For footnotes see page 33,
:
1,500
Jan
4% May
Nov
7
May
American
com—2
*
A
*
*
Republics
2%
100
2%
Nov
4
Oct
American
Seal-Kap
300
15 %
Nov
22%
Apr
Amer
$6
scries
preferred
American Thread 6%
17
17
12%
Nov
22
Jan
50%
50%
51%
4,700
50
Feb
69
Jun
98
May
26 Vi
25%
26%
1,100
22
—
18%
Shares
—
3%
10
2
common
Superpower Corp common
preferred
American Writing Paper common
10c
*
8
5
__
—
23
22%
21%
--
%
—
—
5
1
High
Low
3% May
1%
Feb
25
30%
Nov
40
50
34 %
Nov
43%
Jan
150
15%
Nov
21%
Jun
400
26
Nov
15%
400
2%
2%
30% 30%
34% 34%
15% 15%
x26
26%
xl8% 20%
32%
Jan
Jan
--
14%
3"%
14%
4%
11% 11%
41 Va 42%
23
23%
22% 23%
21% 21%
3%
3%
%
V
59%
61'A
5
5
5
5
5%
5%
700
5,100
100
Feb
22
Oct
30% July
5,500
__
__
Range Since January
High
33
Nov
14%
Nov
18
Jun
3
Feb
7
Jun
11% Nov
13
Oct
200
38
Mar
51
Jan
350
23
Nov
36
Jan
22%
Nov
36%
Jan
18% Mar
27 %
May
Oct
5%
Jun
5,700
2,100
100
33/a
800
1% May
% Mar
9,500
42%
72
Feb
Oct
Apr
5
Jan
Nov
9
Jan
5% Nov
8%
Jan
Feb
8%
Sep
.13% Sep
2,900
4%
5
5%
500
19%
Jun
Jan
'
7%
4578
46%
48
2,900
36
26% Nov
Mar
Nov
13
Jan
Anchor Post Products
2
—
Mar
56
Jun
Anger man Co Inc common
1
—
1%
1%
2,100
1%
Nov
1%
200
1%
Nov
2%
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Elec Manufacturing Co
2% Aug
1%
1%
70
6%
17%
;___,100
B
Class
3%
17
1
10
Co
4%
*
com,,,,'
Meter
2%
89% Aug
x26
Potash & Chem class
3%
2%
25
20
25
1
Co
Metal Products new
American
Sep
79
—
for Week
Range
of Prices
Jun
8% May
Oct
Feb
Mfg Co common
Maracaibo
—
25
25
preferred
14%
87
99
100
common
Electric
Co,-,
Mach
Rubber
American
American
6% Aug
70
10
70
90
Nov
Jan
Jan
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4% %
Argus Inc
Light—
.u_
Gas
6%
6%
1
common
Co
Boob
Hard
Apr
3% Mar
Aug
7%
2%
10c
1
1
Nov
4% Mar
2%
•
Beverage
Cities
5
•
Car Co
$2,50
Oct
preferred
convertible preferred
convertible
1%
36
1
•
common
American Fork & Hoe
American
1,300
100
Mfg
Industries
36
$2
9%
100
1%
•
common
Co
Aluminum Ltd common
American
Jan
1
Investing Corp
(Mich)
common
cumulative preferred
Aluminum
31%
American General Corp common
5% Mar
100
Inc
Internat
Aluminum
3% May
Nov
50
common,.
Allied
Bros
3
Appliance
Southern
Power
Aluminum
Sep
2%
2
Great
Altofer
1%
900
10
Electric
Alles
200
2%
1
J)
common
Air-Way
Alaska
1%
5
preferred
Alabama
Alabama
1%
Sales
Week's
Low
Par
High
2%
1%
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Curb
Range Since January 1
Low
Stores
(N
Friday
6%
common
Inc
Shares
26
STOCKS—
2%
1
-
for the week beginning on Saturday,
intended to include every security,
•
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Sales
High
1
Inc
Supply
Agnew
Ainsworth
WEEK
outside the regular weekly range are shown
the Curb Exchange itself, and is
for Week
10
common
Mfg
Surpass Shoe
FOR
1%
warrants
Alloys
Stores
Hat
of Prices
Low
Par
Aluminum
Range
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
Acme
the week, and when selling
complete record of the transactions on the New York Curb Exchange
ending the current Friday, Nov. 26.
It is compiled from daily reports of
whether stock or bond, in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Nov. 20, and
ACF-Brill
RECORD
YEARLY
delivery sales are disregarded in the week's range unless they are the only transactions of
week in which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
and deferred
NOTICE—Cash
37
110%
6%
6%
700
18%
600
7% Jun
5% Mar
17%
-
16% Mar
36%
31%
110% 110%
5,800
31
550
107
Feb
Common class A
41% Nov
-
Sep
113*% May
]
-
preferred
--
3%
1
pfd
Arkansas Natural Gas common
19% May
v
*1
non-voting
10%
100
1
101 %
•
•
-19
4
5%
5%
10%
—
—
2,»
10%
101
4
5%
5%
—
700
-
—
3 /*
10%
102%
4
6
6%
10% 10%
800
2%
Oct
900
8%
Feb
220
98%
Jan
300
37/s
Nov
2,400
4% Feb
11,000
4% Feb
200
10% May
.
4
12%
Apr
108% May
6% May
8% May
>•8% May
10%
Jan
f
THE
(2250)
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
Friday
York
Curb
Week's
Last
STOCKS—
Htv
ef Prices
Par
Ashland Oil Si
Refining Co
Range Sine* January 1
High
113
150
112
9
1,400
9
Xl6%
17%
Low
Feb
Aug
6
*
Associated Tel Si Tel class A
Coast
1
Atlantic
Coast Line
%
•
Atlantic
Fisheries
Jun
Colonial Sand Si
Feb
23
Jun
Co
%
800
%
Fon
375
6%
Feb
1,000
19
2%
52
~4
Corp
Atlas
Plywood Corp
Products Inc
warrants
22
1
~7%
9
Avery (B P) Si Sons common
6% preferred
Ayrshire Collieries Corp com
24
4%
•
Automatic Voting Machine—
"4%
4
22
—1
,
Automatic Steel
11
4%
1%
3%
21%
Nov
200
4%
Apr
64%
Oct
7%
8
1,500
10%
11
500
6%
7% May
32
Feb
1
17%
17%
Vtc ext
to
4%
Consolidated
Baldwin
7%
15%
Feb
27
Consolidated Royalty Oil
59
36
.SO
common.
36
36
-1
8%
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Barium
Barlow
Corp
Seelig Mfg—
300
6 %
1,500
10
10%
1%
1%
35%
36%
8%
8%
1
It
Jan
734
Jun
Feb
18
Jan
7% May
15 % May
Aug
Nov
7
May
1U%
600
27
Nov
17
1%
7%
Feb
3%
3%
100
1%
1%
1.100
1%
11%
117/8
12%
1,100
11 %
Feb
Mar
4%
600
3%
Jan
14%
14 %
100
13 %
Jan
Cosden Petroleum common
1
6%
7%
2,700
convertible preferred
50
$1
American
6%
6% Mar
2%
Feb
6%
Nov
4% May
1,000
24%
200
24
70
100
70
Oct
80%
16'A
18%
416
16%
Nov
30
Nov
11
•
15%
16
700
5%
6
600
13% Mar
5%
10% May
Jun
1634
16%
100
19% May
11% Mar
23%
A "8
Jan
14%
Apr
14'/»
19%
19%
19%
1
•
«■»«*»
lo
Jun
J
uiy
.
15% Mar
100
22% July
8
40'A
40%
1
•
%
A
Milner
Crowley
Si
10s
V
2%
1
1
150
2%
5
2%
5%
1,600
9%
1,400
21
Jan
12%
Feb
1%
1,000
8%
21
13%
Oct
21
1%
10
Sep
2%
Jan
20
100
11%
5
8%
2.50
100
21%
10%
11
—10
1%
21%
21%
23%
Sep
2%
Sep
4%
Sep
Feb
Jan
12
Nov
3?
Tobacco
May
5%
11%
10% July
100
4%
500
3%
—
6%
6%
7
2
2
2%
1% May
3% Jan
13%
Sep
Feb
11%
Apr
•
Oct
2%
18%
8%
•
Davenport Hosiery Mills
8 %
Nov
4% May
Jan
reu
20
Apg
J%
100
12% Feb
100
10%
10%
20
25
Aug
18
May
Apr
xl4% Mar
100
9
Feb
8
Feb
139%
1%
•
44
Oct
17% Aug
12% May
12%
Oct
•
page 33.
Nov
53
Jan
25
108%
Jan
110%
Jun
3
Nov
634
Jan
110
3%
1,300
41/4
1
1%
~6%
31
i>ov
Jan
30
74
74
15%
15%
4%
"
15%
73%
Oct
200
10
Sep
4%
Nov
)%
Jun
10 %
10%
1/128
1034
1/256
7
ft
35,700
485,100
7
9
225
61
62
20
Sep
Sep
7%
Jan
7*/a
Jan
38% May
8%
84
Jan
~7
Nov
19% May
Apr
90
Jun
8%
Feb
11%
Oct
3/64
Nov
1/64
5%
Nov
Sep
21%
Jun
54
Feb
86%
Jun
Sep
21
"7
*7
100
"334
~3%
800
3%
Feb
—2.50
1,000
7%
Feb
x7%
8
10
15%
15%
15%
150
57%
x57 %
57%
200
xl6% xl7
•
6%
6%
Sep
Juiy
10% July
8
10
4
5
10
334
6%
150
200
2.90
Davidson-Brothers
Day
Inc
8%
13
Jan
jan
14%
Nov
25%
Jan
54
Apr
70
Jan
15% Aug
18
Jan
5%
Jan
500
5%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
3,000
44%
134 Jun
27,300
%
31%
Feb
39%
9
Xl3%
13%
2,200
5%
xl3%
6%
10
15%
1%
—
20
—
35
•
10
15%
200
234
2%
500
1%
2
8%
8%
34%
37%
634
6%
100
5,300
300
2,950
Feb
11% Mar
9%
14
Jun
11
•
_
4%
4%
4%
100
3,400
Nov
17%
Jan
Jan
Oct
Dayton Rubber Co class A.
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
debenture
8%
Feb
800
5%
Nov
6%
Aug
3
1,100
234
Sep
3%
Nov
Oct
35%
Aug
34
35
31
50c
8
32
70
8
5% Mar
11%
800
9% Aug
15 %
15%
2,300
8
130
ii%
8
com
Detroit Gasket Si Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
1
10 %
1
Products
10%
10 %
x3%
24%
1,400
•
Apr
19
Oct
"7
x7
1
8
8
8
1
2%
2%
2%
_7%
Jan
Mar
11%
4 %
Oct
2834
Jun
14
Jun
9
18'A
11%
BOo
Sep
140
Nov
2% May
Feb
900
22%
—
8% July
12%
Nov
15%
100
x3
3%
10
Devoe & Raynolda class B
Diana Stores Corp common
30
100
10%
—
—100
—
new
37%
6
Aug
5%
Feb
1,400
Amer
dep rets ord
£1
reg
common
77A
11%
Sep
15
100
734
Oct
12%
,200
2%
Nov
3%
•
Jun
Draper
Corp__.
Duke
Power
Jun
x31
Feb
x62%
Nov
79 %
33
100
x31
Nov
40
Jun
Nov
83
May
72%
6 %
1
2%
•
13
1
•
2%
100
13
13%
25
4
4
13%
3134 May
300
£1
Duro Test Corp common
Feb
64%
•
common..
1634 May
_9%
X62%
10
Co
Jun
29
11%
—
•
Driver Harris Co
May
Jan
2134 Mar
Oct
2%
Nov
11% July
100
3%
Nov
13%
100
12%
Sep
East
Gas
b
Fuel
Assn common
800
May
8
Jan
2%
Nov
14
Jan
5% May
16%
Jun
series
Com
Sugar
4%
80'A
150
76
72 %
75 %
350
65 % Mar
83
49
58
~2%
1%
500
*
63
65
100
57
Feb
88
•
A
$6 preferred series B
Eastern
434
78%
51
56
375
51
Nov
81 % Mav
1
13
13
100
10% July
58%
58%
59 %
100
60
12%
11%
12%
3,800
11%
24,700
25
Eastern States Corp
preferred
4%
78%
73
•
Eastern Malleable Iron
$7
•
10$
100
4%% prior preferred
preferred
6%
Feb
Mar
Nov
2% Mar
$5 pfd shares of beneficial int
1
Easy Washing Machine class B
•
Electric Bond
1
&
Share
common
Electric Power & Light $7
Option warrants
Electrographic Corp
2d pfd A__*
'
10%
10%
1
Inc
1
134
6
common
135
5
6
1,100
11
11
11
300
4
3,700
3%
136%
3%
280
Feb
8%
3%
May
10
Oct
7
Juiy
Sep
2 % Mar
1%
1%
1%
2,100
1%
Feb
1
33 %
33%
3534
210
33%
Nov
Equipment
common-
convertible
preferred
Esquire Inc
—
Corp Ltd
Line common
1
10
11%
4%
-1
Eureka Pipe
4%
%
60
7%
12
400
300
5
92
Jan
11
21%
15
8%
15%
4%
Nov
u
Nov
20%
Sep
1,800
16
4
98
Feb
150
9%
1,100
23
Jun
14% May
Feb
6%
43,200
u
—
Oct
16%
11%
&
97
7
Aug
150.%
5
10c
Derrick
97
•
63 %
Feb
73A
97
14
Feb
1
Eureka
Jan
4% May
Feb
9%
126
100
$3
May
May
14% Ma/
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Mill work Corp
Equity Corp
7
88 % July
Associates—
shares of beneficial lnt
Electromaster
3%
Nov
Feb
Jail
Oct
234 July
45 %
Jun
8% May
33a
Jan
30% May
Palrchild Camera
b
Instrument—
1
15%
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Fansteel Metallurgical
Fire Association (Phlla)
...1
4%
3%
21,000
3%
Jan
...•
9%
x9%
10
3,200
93/a
Nov
15 %
56%
58
270
46
Jan
61%
First York Corp common
.100
2
Jdn
30
Nov
$2
div
I10
preferred
cum
-
4%
—1
32
32
75
JE1
4
4
200
Jan
Feb
19
5c
(UE)
to $1
29
July
5% May
Apr
Oct
3% May
38%
Apr
Amer
18
Apr
Ford
Co—
Stores
14% Mar
dep rets ord reg.
Motor
of
Motor
Amer
Fort
of
1
Brewing Co
conv
200
Jan
23% Oct
Jan
U
10
10
16
35
Aug
34
Nov
2
Jan
10
1,500
100
7%
7%
934
850
7%
Nov
19
Jan
1
8%
8%
100
634
Sep
9
Nov
—50
2634
26%
250
25
Mar
32
Jun
8%
834
100
8
Nov
12%
Jan
Jun
.1.25
common.
preferred
(Geo A)
21%
5
(Peter) Brewing
Franklin Simon b Co Inc
4%%
21
U
Fox
Fuller
1634
18%
21*
France—
dep rets bearer
Pitt
5% May
Canada—
Class A non-voting..
Class B voting
Ford
3% Aug
Co
7%
Feb
Apr
10%
Sep
Jun
1%
Feb
1%
Feb
7% Mar
24
66%
14% May
Feb
Jan
4%
4
10%
51
Jun
Jan
8
Feb
Feb
15
3%
July
Feb
8
J'Jlv
7%
G
Jun
July
7%
—
13%
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
4034
2%
200
8
6
6
10c
Flshman
1
.
14
Jan
11% May
2%
1
common
Inc
Mines
14% May
5% Apr
10
1
13%
20% May
104 %
D
May
21% May
7% May
7% May
6%
6% Sep
4% Mar
50
Sep
July
15Vs
6
10
—1
Apr
16% Mar
Emsco
82%
100
100
Sep
3,200
100
5
*
600
—
Mfg Co
Claude Neon Inc common
Aluminum Products Co
Cockshutt Plow Co common
Colon Development ordinary
41%
4%
4%
Clarostat
Club
60
1%
•
Clayton Si Lambert Mfg
Clinchfleld Coal Corp common
42
434 Aug
100
ctfs
City Auto StampingCity & Suburban Homes
Clark Controller Co
Jan
10
•
Consolidated Mining
Cities Service common
Apr
6
3%
100
Chicago Rivet & Mach
:
Chicago & Southern Air Lines
10
110
3 %
1
ICentral States Elec 6%
preferred—100
common..
Sep
Oct
10
—
of America
57
8%
3
1
Central Si South West
Corp
Corp common—,.—
Cherry-Burrell common
Mar
800
500
2s 8d
Central Ohio Steel
Products
Central Power Si
Light 4% pfd
2% July
3
£1
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred
Charts
35
July
9%
41%
1
Co
Common
175
Feb
145
8%
•
common
Conv pfd opt dlv ser
1929
Century Electric Co common
Cessna Aircraft Co
44
1%
1,500
Jun
3
~9%
1
Catalin Corp of America
ser
1%
26
16%
8% May
Nov
16 %
18%
13% Mar
9
Aug
7%
22% May
2.50
150
9% May
Jun
Feb
Jun
6% Mar
900
—
1%
17%
5% Mar
5 %
100% Mar
Jan
Feb
2
1,200
•
Co
Jun
2,000
Duval Texas Sulphur
6%
•
Ltd—
35
18%
-
2.50
1
Duraloy (The) Co.
Durham Hosiery class B
18
1
dep rets A ord
Amer dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
29
17%
common
Oct
1%
100
Amer
28
Domestic Credit Corp class A
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
7 %
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
Apr
150
Dominion Textile Co Ltd common——•
—
Carnation Co common
Carolina Power &
Light $5 pfd
3
Jun
Oct
Oct/
•
Carman & Co
3% May
Nov
17%
20
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
NOV
1%
Mar
100
•
preferred
Canadian Marconi—
2%
700
62,100
j%
non-voting
Canadian Industries Ltd—
500
%
15
—
•
Class A voting
Class B
Jun
1
U
8
common
10%
•
1
Convertible
preferred
Canadian Industrial
Alcohol—
Feb
25
4%
18%
6%
2%
Dominion Steel St Coal class B
5
•
2,000
1%
Dominion Tar & Chem Co Ltd
1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
common
6% %
preference
Canadian Canners Ltd
Jun
2%
Jun
1
Insurance—
Jun
1%
13%
lii*/4
£1
California Electric Power
Callite Tungsten
Corp
Camden Fire
53'A
Nov
2%
13
BOo
Feb
%
13%
24%
11%
Jan
37%
3,300
•
*
—10
9
100
Mar
%
1%
4%
3,100
1
25c
partic
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Cable Electric
Products common
Cables & WirelessAmerican dep rets 5%
pfd
Calamba Sugar Estate
Calif Cotton Mills Co.
42%
400
Mar
800
56% May
Oct
1,000
16
2
Mar
4%
5%
10
y*
Feb
46
8
900
1%
25o
10O
May
15% May
93s Jun
5%
1,500
n
Apr
6
5%
21%
1%
"% May
11%
7%
11%
1
—
12%c
17% May
% May
5%
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
Dobeckmun Co
7
'/e
Oct
Jan
7%
20%
20%
2%
5%
11%
2.80
Jan
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
4% Nov
•
Cuban
27% May
5% July
21
100
*
2%
15%
40
5%
Jun
Apr
Nov
9
Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
5% preferred
Detroit Steel
1%
•
Oct
8'A
25
Aug
5% July
1
Co
Petrol
Cent
Derby Oil Co
8%
~9
£1
11% Aug
49
112%
Aug
Feb
9%
17
Jan
Jun
50
Nov
22
50
Croft
Jan
1534
1
Nov
6%
49
May
7%
16%
7%
24
70
70
114% May
3
14%
Creole Petroleum
Jan
50
Feb
Jun
107
Nov
8%
(ord reg)—£1
dep receipts
Crown Drug
6,400
1%
Oct
834
Courtaulds Ltd—
Sep
£1
Butler (P H) common
4
Sep
9% May
14% Aug
*
Burry Biscuit Corp
4'A
•
ft May
30
Nov
30
1
*
Reynolds common
preferred class A
5% May
2% Mar
Nov
Jan
18
3 %
•
Line
Bunker Hill St Sullivan
Burd Piston
Ring Co
Burma Corp Amer
dep rets
see
Jan
Feb
72'A
8%
35
•
Buckeye Pipe
For footnotes
8%
z21 %
900
10%
Sep
11%
•
(E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class
B
Chief
400
1.500
1,700
400
28'A
Nov
2%
29
Bruce
Toting trust
934
2134
4,000
Apr
634
11%
•
Chesebrough Mfg
9%
104% 107 %
I6
Jan
13%
2%
•
Class B
Chamberlin Co
Sep
Nov
8%
Nov
100
—
7% preferred
Conv pfd opt div
Nov
95%
11%
(Md)
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
100
11 %
100
Co—
Brown Forman
Distillers
4% cum Junior
pfd
Brown Rubber Co
common
1
58 %
107
ft
Crown
14%
«■—
British Columbia Power
class A
w
140
100
Oct
Oct
39
Feb
8%
19
•
reg
Rights
2,500
96
6%
10'A
Apr
Oct
•
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord
bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
&
61
200
834
Jan
3%
x7
1
British American
(AM)
58%
7%
A Jan
25% Mar
10%
39
1434
•
pfd
Nov
•
Products
237,300
21%
1
Brewing Co
Crosley Motors Inc
Jan
35%
80
S
Class A
Castle
ft
*
Ooro
x7
com.*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Bridgeport Oil Co
Brlllo Mfg Co common
Casco
Nov
Inc.
Sep
Jan
21
8
27
Borne, Bcrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
Brazilian Traction Light Si
Power
Breeze Corp common
'
33/4
800
14
Nov
300
11%
•
Blue Ridge Corp common
Blumenthal (S) Si Co common
Bohack (HC) Co common
Carreras
1,100
2%
66%
Jan
5%
850
common
!
3%
2%
Jan
15
100
35%
-1
Oil
Feb
~2%
Nov <
Sep
10
10%
Blrdsboro Steel Fdry Si Mach Co
British-American
29%
95%
1
Cooper Brewing Co common
Copper Range Co
Cornucopia Gold Mines
4% Mar
125
.25
common
Blckford's Inc common
cum
%
1
*
5o
66%
5
& Hedges common—
Convertible preferred
prior
17%
10
Benson
8 %#
9,200
common
Canada
7%
•
Varnish Co
Feb
5%
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blauner's
8
5 %
common.
of
34
16%
(A S) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft common
Tel
150
200
5%
5%
Beck
Bell
45
4%
$1.20 convertible A common
Basic Refractories Inc
Baumann (L) Si Co
Beau-Brummel Ties
8%
1,600
10%
Steel
Si
Feb
Corroon Si
57%
Locomotive—
Co
334
300
107% 108%
9%
Car-Na-Var Corp
Si
61
95%
104%
Fdy Si Machine Co
Cook Paint
57%
preferred
Rubber
5,100
7%
108%
1
Liquidating Corp
Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated
Continental
7%
"
9
10
Utilities
Gas
Consol
Continental
Baldwin
Feb
4%
33
—
-100
100
series B preferred—-,
preferred series C
4%%
9% Apr
16% July
July
B
Babcock & Wilcox Co
7%
it
•
Consol G E L P Bait common
Apr
Jun
Nov
'
1
1956
26
300"
May
4%
29
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Feb
10% Mar
9 %
3,000
4
4
Inc
24%
29
Nov
%
33A
May
6%
5
4
1
Commonwealth Si Southern warrants—
Hotel
High
2,200
29
Commodore
LOW
53 a
32%
Jun
Feb
800
Jan
Nov
4%
Mar
12,100
Jan
20
2a/« Mar
50
Atlas
8%
Aug
Rang* Since January 1
Hich
4%
4'A
Colorado Fuel Si Iron warrants
Stone Co
Shares
5
5%
1
14
3%
17
2%
IrOtO
1
Airlines
Colt's Manufacturing Co
£1
Sales
for Week
Range
•f Prices
pat
Colonial
Nov
12%
3,400
Kxohmugo
York Curb
Rew
High
115%
Associated Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
Assented Laundries of America
Week's
Last
tale Price
STOCKS—
9
16%
NOVEMBER Z6
Friday
Share*
Low
—1
Monday, November 29, 1948
EXCHANGE
CURB
WEEK ENDED
FOR
CHRONICLE
for Week
113
Arkansas Power Si Light $7 pfd——-•
Aro Equipment Corp
—a
*-50
FINANCIAL
Salea
Range
gale Priee
Exchsags
&
Jan
Garrett Corp
*
common
Gatlneau Power Co
5% preferred
Gellman Mfg Co common
General Alloys Co—
10%
11
900
100
Feb
153a
13SA
Nov
17% July
84
10%
•
common
Feb
9
1
L
6
6%
800
6
Nov
•
1%
1%
100
1%
Nov
(2251)
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
Number 4755
Volume 168
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RANGE FOR WEEK
• i
ENDED NOVEMBER 20
Last
Weak'e Raage
Sale Prleo
ofPrleee
Friday
Sale Pries
i'
,v
3 3/4
com—1
25
Supply Corp
preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
Am*; dep rets ord reg
General Builders
%%
conv
General
Oeeegl*
It
preferred-
Gilbert
(AC)
Gilchrist
common
Co
Glen
Distilleries
Inc
Nov.
Jan
9
Apr
361/2
800
Feb
40
Nov
4%
600
-
33 a
160
150
95
<Adolf) Inc common
Sugars class A
Class
B
900
18
200
Goodman
Mfg Co
Gorham
Mfg
13%
11
conv
Varnish
Non-voting
1
1%
stock
common
■
-
23%
12
Jan
29
Apr
.35
183/4
Jan
Nov
21%
Jan
15%
Jun
1,200
25
25% Aug
3%
2% Nov
Jan
503/4
Jan
Feb
28 V*
Jan
7%
Jan
6%
91
Oct
%
NOV
% May
51% May
"e
200
x58%
63%
250
50
Mar
11%
11%
100
11
Nov
7%
7%
100
7%
7%
2,400
~5%
X58
V4
7%
10.9
138
200
98%
150
13%
13%
25
8
*
•
Mar
May
97
Nov
Nov
6 %
Hammermill Paper new com.™——15
25
Xfaruurd Electric
Rayon
Harvard
Co
Brewing
1
Hazeltlne Corp
Beam Dept Stores
Rubinstein
Helena
—
8%
9
11
«<tf
&
Hurd
Lock
&
42 3/4
&
—
Nov
75
7%
Apr
85%
Jan
11%
Nov
4% May
148
Jan
Jun
Mid vale
34%
Jun
Mid-West
88
Jun
Nov
43/8 May
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
19
Sep
7%
Jan
42 %
Jan
Nov
Feb
300
19%
-
16
Feb
3% May
Jan
25
9
Nov
16% Jan
Nov
8% Feb
8,000
11% Mar
17%
16%
16%
400
11% Mar
IP/4
113/4
300
17% Oct
12% July
International Petroleum coupon
.
11%
>7
49%
11%
Oct
July
850
92%
Feb
11
Nov
Oct
10%
11
11
900
12;
~1
"l
11%
59
•15%
~4%
4"
Oct
1
1
Jim Brown Stores common——1
Preference
•
Julian
&
5%
Kokenge
Co
——•
.
9% Mar
Nov
1%
Feb
2% May
15%
15%
Nov
20% May
800
3%
Nov
78
200
%
Nov
t
conv
7%
1%
Apr
Apr
93/4
Jan
-I
Kansas Gas & Electric 7%
Kennedy's
pfd
Co
8
•
Inc
Key Co common
Kldde {Walter)
I
& Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4%% preferred
Kings County Lighting 7% pfd
5%
preferred D
King Seeley Corp—
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Klein {D Emil)
Klelnert
(IB)
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Moody Investors partic pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America
Mountain Producers —
Inc
Namm'8
common
Bellas Hess common
National Breweries common
National
Stores
Fabrics
Cooker common
Bf% Jan
National Radiator Co
National Union Radio
For footnotes see
page
6%
33.
15%
126
Jan
9%
Nov
0
Jan
Nov
New
Apr
Clock & Watch Co
convertible preferred
Jersey Zinc
———
Mexico & Arizona Land—
Park Mining Co
J
Mar
New
Jan
New
12% May
45%
Feb
107% Nov
37%
Jan
17%
200
23/4
23%
x3
600
2%
2,300
xl-1'%
Nov
l,?oo
1
Nov
100
20%
7%
13
13
21
" 7%
13
1,050
600
300
Haven
Y
N
Y
10
Feb
32%
Oct
9% Jan
Apr
15,900
12
Apr
7%
Feb
Oct
15 Va
NOV
5%
9,800
6%
'
3%
250
19%
500
19
100
^2%
"2%
3,700
400
7%
50
9%
2,000
10% July
6% Nov
13% Jan
Apr
Oct
28
18
Nov
25% Apr
May
5
3% Aug
Feb
18
Apr
24
Feb
22% July
Mar
2
Jun
0% May
Jan
7
Jan
30%
5
May
35
10% Sep
Mar
Mar
104
Jan
233/4 Mar
100
5
96
9
27
Jan
8 3/4
Oct
Feb
6 Va
Jun
Nov
96%
Jun
7%
7%
8%
1,600
6% Mar
3
3
3 %
6,200
2%
88
1
1
88%
50
87
96% Aug
100
100
1
Feb
3y8 May
2%
2%
172
300
100
162
75
30
'
32
33
3%
13 %
31%
3%
13%
13%
103% Jun
174%
~2%
2%.
31%
400
1,000
50
Aug
Nov
Feb
12% Feb
33/8
Jan
26%
97% Mar
24%
24%
10%
400
11%
11%
1,100
Sep
July
178 a/4
Jun
40 Va
Jun
4% May
17% Apr
34% Nov
115
July
27
Aug
33% May
13%
Jan
10
Nov
10%
Oct
14 Va May
200
9
9
23
25
100
10
8
Nov
11% Aug
100
11
Sep
15% Jan
'4%
NOV
5%
1st preferred
5%
2d
Mar
Apr
Feb
24%
•
Jun
9% May
■»«rv4
jan
Class
B
Nineteen
Hundred Corp class
B
2Va Mar
29 V8 Mar
37% Oct
35%
175
33%
10%
4,100
103/S
Feb
Nov
37% Jun
10%
11
Nov
16% July
12
Oct
10%
Nov
-
4% July
360
100
11%
IIV2
"
12 % Jan
16
May
•
1
2
1
5
5
17%
Feb
10%
11%
2,100
8V2
11%
•
Niles-Bement-Pond
3,900
32 %
35%
optional warrants—
Corp class B com
3%
31%
8%
200
7% Mar
8%
400
8
Nov
11%
Feb
18%
400
15
Mar
22%
Jun
3
Nov
2
Nov
Jan
8
8
18%
18%
3%
3%
3%
1,200
2'/2
23/8
2%
4,400
9%
100
15%
400
13%
Feb
5%
81
9%
8%
14%
9%
6%
800
4 '/a
Feb
82%
300
79 %
2V2
300
2%
81
2V2
7%
6%
67
8%
7%
8Va
6,600
xl%
xl%
200
28
250
1,400
68
59 Va
6
10% May
4% May
3%
Jun
13% A0r
17% Aug
1%
Oct
Nov
96
May
Nov
6
Jan
6% Nov
650
67%
Jan
Feb
1% Nov
12V8 July
72% July
10% May
2 Va Jun
88
July
75
27%
273/4
—
Feb
9
Mar
27
Feb
32
Nov
15
May
Feb
19
May
11
10%
Jan
--
—
—
16%
6%
16%
200
6 %
7 Va
900
98
97%
97%
%
1*6
9%
8%
14%
26,700
97%
100
100
preferred
Niagara Share
9,500
3
IOV2
——1
—
Hudson Power common
Niagara
14
.Tun
Founders shares
Jun
16
Apr
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
Shipbuilding Corp—
&
Nov
7
7
5%
3 %
-1
1
*
*
10
10
common-
12%
12%
6 V2
—25
common
Co
Jan
Nov
6%
Auction
1
20%
Nov
13
Y
N
N
43/4 May
Nov
Process Co
Y
Oct
10 %
20%
N
Jun
19%
12% Mar
123/4
10%
New
48% Sep
60
*
41
10%
Sep
8%
33%
•
100
—1
—20
4%%
New
16%
103/4
Nov
Feb
7%
6
England Tel & Tel
17
Oct
100
1
2%, May
53/4
33%
5
Corp
(Herman)
New
13%
125
12%
2%
-4
10
•
1
30o
—
Machinery
Ltd
National Rubber
17% May
41
1
1
"
,
Feb
Aug
6%
—.—i0
griww WruwlTW Ori
8%
10%
.
Jun
10% May
Nov
13%
•
1
Gas———
Fuel
National Transit common
6%
1
Jun
8 Va
7,400
7%
3%
25
preferred
7%
Jun
Apr
10%
11
6% May
50
N
6%
4% Sep
20%
16 3%
11%
Feb
19
19%
10
1
1
•
Nachman Corp
National Steel Car
10
28
100
6
*
2.60
—10
lOo
common
Company
Muter
Jun
*
Jun
July
73/8 Jun
6%
400
18
18
lOo
10
•
100
1
States Tel & Tel
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
8% Aug
200
10 3/4
111
6 Va
400
11%
•
•
A
Mt
9%
14%
12
*
Mountain
Feb
993/4
-1
•
Co common
Rubber Co
Knott Corp common
Kobacker
100
B—100
100
1
1
1
6%
—
14%
Jan
3% Mar
1
-60
Molybdenum Corp—
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cum pfd—
•4.80% cum pfd series B
Monroe Loan Society com class A
Feb
11% Mar
14 %
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
8
6%
3A
6
*
Canada—-Power & Light 5% pfd_.
4%
12,100
Feb
300
1,500
50e
43/4
8%
Feb
5%
7
„
28
28
1
6 %
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co class A
8%
6%
5
common.
100
122%
8%
'nov
3 Va
300
1%
1%
_50c
500
100
•
25%
Jan
23
5%
K
Kawneer
Sep
1
Missouri Public Service common—
Nelson
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
1%
7%
pfd
Nov
25
Nov
15 Va
5
3%
100
c
—
300
4%
Apr
30% Aug
x9%
2,000
8
6%
LlO
1
4
21%
Jan
July
12% Mar
800
6%
8
2% May
13 Va
100
4%
2
42
44 %
500
4%
%
6
•
•
Mining Corp of
Minnesota
May
8
July
3%
10
Co
Nov
Oct
6% May
1,100
2
4%
1
Jan
17
1,800
21%
21%
36 Va
43
13% Jun
Nov
Mar
1%
■5
5
22% Mar
25
9%
16%
x9%
16%
1%
2.10
_s-
National Pressure
Sulphur Co
1% Mar
500
37
4%
1
1
_j
Nov
1,200
1%
37%
1 %
Nov
May
20%
-11
National Mfg & Stores common
Jefferson Lake
3
.2$e
convertible preferred
4%%
National
Jeannette Glass Co common
13 % Mar
5 Va
Corp—.
National Mallinson
3%
1,200
Apr
3 Va
13
Jun
1,100
s/„
"a
18%
Feb
393/4 Sep
Apr
14
4%
1%
1%
Feb
15
24
300
12
Oct
Sep
10%
lv
110%
9% Mar
17,700
10%
10%
10
International Safety Razor B
•
International Utilities common-—_—5
Investors Royalty
—
1
Iron Fireman Mfg voting trust ctfs—•
Irving Air Chute
—
1
Italian Superpower Corp com cl A
•
Mar
96
Nov
49
x22%
International Products—,
133/4 Jan
9 Va Mar
300
50
49
:
88
300
;
104% 105%
17%
Nov
834
400
108
Mountain States Power common
8
•
shares
Jan
9%
190
90
90 '
9%
.100
Co
Miller Wohl
16%
—50
•
shs„•
Nov
29
Supply commonllh
Refineries-,
Mid-West
Jun
16%
105
Apr
May
9%
Abrasive
Oil
Midwest
Jan
15%
90
21
6%
Midwest Piping &
7%
44
15%
—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Insurance Co of North America
—10
International Cigar Machinery
•
Jun
28
80
28
26
9%
common
Apr
22%
—
International Metal Industries A
Co
4
41% Mar
3%
Imperial Oil (Canada) coupon
*
Registered
—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—..
5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain
16%
37
dividend shares
$2 non-cum
35%
2%
—£1
173/4 Mar
Feb
Steel Products—
110%
,
dep rets registered—
Sep
12
Middle West Corp—
Jan
125
23
23
19,
11
200
"""V
Class B v t c—
3%
25
Feb
700
13 %
34
Middle States Petroleum class A v
Sep
Feb
112
11%
1%
Corp
Steel Tube
Michigan 8ugar Co common
6% preferred
30%
950
common
Nov
x65
Apr
Nov
13%
16%
Midland Oil Corp $1
1
-111b
12%
15
110
lio
Michigan
2%
—1
—
600
18%
Bumper
Michigan
Apr
Midland
375
Aug
5,100
133/B
2%
Participating preferred
Jan
41%
9
20%
34
—.
Apr
;5%
18 Va
19 Vb
26
Co
Iron
Jan
5%
Feb
Jun
Jan
Jun
13%
Metal Textile Corp common
.A4V*
41%
Sep
23%
—
Nov
ImpwRil Chemical Industries—
Registered
Mesabl
11% May
19% May
r
Oct
66
13%
preferred
A
Ex-distribution
Ills
73
Apr
1,100
-10
Distribution-on
,3,400
Mar
44
& Scott Corp—
Chapman
Oct
74
49
11%
Warrants
6%%
32%
—
—
Jan
20%
72%
—
—
* Ireland—
Merrltt
9% Aug
Feb
•
Amer
7% May
I6V2
105 Vt
72%
% Mar
300
65
Co
Mfg
98%
Sep
Jan
2,800
1
Iff
72%
64%
2
Mar
—5
Co.
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food" Products
Ulinfti^lnc Co
Menasco
Feb
16%
Aug
24% Jun
26% J»n
24% May
10
July
7% Mar
700
19%
Co
&
3
550
4,200
65
Dredging
Johnson
Mead
24
31%
30%
21%
9 3/4
9%
common
50
25
22
20 %
1
(A G) & Co class B
McWtlliams
2% May
73/8 July
.100
*
Inc common—
Refining—;
—
preferred—
Corp
500
17'
Feb
50
,%
#2.50 preferred
McKee
Aug
139
30%
Huyler's common
1st conv
Jan
43/8 July
McCord
3%
17
17
18
23%
93/4
commont.
3,300
30
30
26
71%
Co
Mfg
9%
3%
1
II
Apr
Feb
Feb
22%
Jan
42%
Sep
50
1
Shovel
Power
50
& Co commonBaking Co
Mfg
563/4
Apr
Jun
May
July
26
20%
(The B) Co_
42%
9.
9%
—5
stock warrants
Common
Nov
11%
Sep
Oct
Jan
23%
Mangel Stores common
303/4 Aug
-_10
Refrigerator $2.25 pfd—
Hussman
Oct
8%
Sep
5%
15 3/8
May
30
B3/*
Micromatic Hone
—
preferred
9% May
19
Nov
68
7-
*
Oct
Aug
11
26
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co—
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Apr
12
10
15Va Mar
24
M
Sep
14% July
8V2
'• '
30
72
72
Hardart common
Oil
'■'*.**
*
.
25
25
pfd—
Power & Light $6
9"%
105
'13% Nov
11% May
91
1
Hubbell; (Harvey)
Humble
•7
•
■■
—100
1,000
Jan
Apr
Nov
7%
—
Manischewitz
Feb
9%
X-
700
14%
II
Jan
Nov
10
2
—
Inc—
(Geo A)
600
—r-'l
Nov
73/4
2,000
•
—100
& Co class A
Horn It Hardart
5
1,900
8%
Nov
6% Feb
10% Nov
1,200
12%
,
;
——
IV2
800
5% '
5
common
Holllnger Consolidated G M
Horn
200
73/4
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co commonHormel
1%
12%
A
Border's
IV2
7%
preferred w w
preferred w w
(R)
Nov
,12%
Henry Holt & Co common—.
Hoe
Nov
2%
•
#% %
1%
48%
—IlllS
Heller Co common
*
17
10
200
10%
•
Class
2,000
;
2%
25c
common.
Co—
Etecla Mining
19
8%
;
Feb
49%
5
*
Sep
2%
10 %
1
HatbaWay Bakeries Inc
53/B
49%
1%
America B non- vot com—1
Hat Corp of
53/4
250
Nov
2%
-
400
7%
17
•..
—1
^
common—
6%
7%
-
Hartford
21%
13 %
McClanahan Oil Co common
!
•
20%
13%
Chain-
comnfflpi
5% convertible preferred
'
•
On T.td
21%
Macklntosh-Hemphill Co__
Maine Public Service Co
Marlon
5
Co
'10%
—•
44%
H
Hrldee
10%
Jan
%
10%
5,700
3,300
•
preferred A ctfs of dep
preferred B ctfs of dep
McAleer
W«rn11*On
iff
11 %
14% May
140
13%
%
1%
Jan
Jun
Nov
rftr
preferred—II
Inc
Massey Harris
Hall Lamp
May
93/4
10
8% Nov
1,400
93/4
10% July
Apr
36 %
8
8%
97%
Grocery Stores Products common—25c
Gulf States Utilities $4.40 pfd—100
I
Feb
6
J
—1
H
1
A
•
Oct
Oct
18 %
120
133
100
May
Lynch Corp
Feb
20
-
28
9%
20
Louisiana
65%
.
Mar
i
91
37%
37%
Feb
Louisiana Land & Exploration
9% Jan
Sep
6% Mar
425
113%
138
109
5%
7
18%
1
§
Longtnes-Wlttnauer Watch Co
Long Island Lighting CoCommon ctfs of dep
52% Nov
1%
10% May
Lone Star Gas Co. (Texas)
Nov
3,900
Nov
common
Locke Steel
80%
10
3,8
%'
i
Jan
6%
Class B
39 3/4
80%
80%
1/2
-
6%
1,100
Groceterias class A
Loblaw
Oct
12% Aug
2%
1,000
6%
Lit Brothers common
103A
3934
8%
6%
Jun
,
35%
<
Corp
Llpton (Thos J)
Jun
Feb
1,300
2%
—25
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Lionel
2,400
300
73/4
Inc
(RG)
Feb
77/a
Material Co
Line
Feb
5% Sep
22%
-*
100
,
preferred
1st
Great Northern Paper
-
Jan
21%* Feb
.39%
5
Gray Mfg Co
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tsa—
llOMi
i
2,500
13%
2%
—10
pfd—25
1
common
Grand Rapids
xn
-
12
x22%
13%
*
Graham-Paige Motors S%
Jun
2438
x22%
50
class A
Gorham Inc
-Iter.,";,*
25%
2414
25
1
-
-dan
Le
16
,
———-—*
#4,54 prior preferred
Goldfield Consolidated Mines—
Apr
Tourneau
Nov
—1
Lefoourt
11
1
—*
*
;
Mar
100
2% Mar
-3%
33,i
18
•
Gobel
Godchaux
x9
Feb
iw
<
6%
11 Va
Nov
8%
8Va
Realty common
Leonard OH Development
;
400
2,500
8'/a
University——
La Salle Extension
53/8
8%
1
Lakey Foundry fc Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
-
5%
1
Nov
2%
1,800
100
.
100%, Apr
5% Jan
Feb-
3%
xl05%
;—__—2.50
——•
class B——— i
9
Coal
Alden
Gtenmore
Globe-Union
5%
73/4
1121/2 114
114
Corp
Gleaner Harvester
Jan
700
100
25
Gladding McBean & Co
8
.
17 % May
Sep
5% Nov
13
Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lake snore Mines Ltd
9% May
2,600
3
3 %
1
*
*
Gold Mines,
Giant Yellowknlfe
Oct
96 3/4. Nov
—•
—
Oct
7%
~4
4%
High
Low
' • 5% Jun
..-.27%Jun.
3% Nov
6
33 %
34
•
100
1
Plywood Corp common
50c
Public Service $6 preferred—*
Power $6 preferred—
.*
Range Since January 1
Share*
High
223/4
27
fer Week
High
Low
7 3,4
10
•
Curb Kxehange
Yerk
New
5%
5%
General Phoenix Corp
•General
•
Laelede-Obrlsty
pfd
6%
Adv
Outdoor
200
33/4
<
.
Low
7%
1
A% preferred series A
—
General Fireproofing common.—
•
Range Staeedaaaaiy l
.
High
3%
.
•••■•
,
£1
•General Finance Corp common
•General
Shares
Low
Par
-
fer Week
of Frleer
.
STOCKS—
-
Range
Last
Curb Bxebanre
York
New
Sales*
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
31
4*
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
1 '•
^,,kSv
'
_
10
105
X92%
Apr
117
Jun
Jun
Jan
%
Jun
1
May
8%
Jan
1,100
9%
9%
700
8%
9%
2,700
22%
300
Nov
8% Nov
"I
23
Feb
Feb
6%
92
0
Uoh
10 %
11% July
123/4 May
23% NOV
(2252)
THE
COMMERCIAL
NEW
YORK
RANGE
WMk'i
Friday
stocks—
Last
York
Curb
0*1* Pries
Exchange
»f Frioe#
Par
Nlplssing
Mines
North Amcr
North
Rayon class
North1 Central
Securities
41
43
400
8
8%
48'/a
33
2 Vs
600
2 '/4
89
Northern Indiana Pub Serv 5% pld_100
Northern States Power (Minn) wd
•
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Novadel-Ageae Corp
16 %
1,500
2 Va
50
101%
89
8
8%
-
101/4
117/B
163/4
15%
16%
700
Steel
Corp
Ohio
Co
Power
Oklahoma
Old
common
Brass
60s
class
Segal Lock A Hardware
Selby Shoe Co
3% Mar
Selected
97 Va
Feb
7
Nov
22%
Jan
Semler
Sentinel
4'/a%
15
Distillery—:
Lighting
$5
Page-Hersey Tubes
Motors
Parker
t
v
Patican
Co
common—
Feb
Jan
32% July
106% Jua
97
July
17% Sep
25% July
Mar
Feb
Oct
34
Va
37,800
2%
Sep
10%
15,800
9%
Nov
18%
14% Aug
300
Mar
19% Sep
31
May
24% May
4
17%
19%
11
1,350
4%
Oct
17%
Nov
16
Nov
Fab
113
3
3
3%
NOV
4
41
42%
200
42
NOV
21%
22%
250
21%
Nov
7
7 -
7%
6,900
5% Mar
3
3%
1,520
3
Nov
1%
Nov
100
101% 103%
5
40%
3%
3%
20
52%
50o
52%
4%
4%
7%
6%
•
3,800
Ar
2
100
22
~2
2%
'
—
2%
2,000
xlO%
<•
11%
1,300
Lambert Co
520
58'%
Feb
75%
Oct
18
900
8%
Jan
21%
Oct
4%
4%
200
1
—1
4% Mar
12% Oct
r'
9
10
18% Jun
13%
13%
Nov
15
Apr
May
9% Mar
25
Jan
9
1,400
100
15
Oct
87
37
6%
38%
39%
Jan
97%
44 Va
May
Feb
8%
9%
Feb
Apr
May
1 %
200
Feb
6%
39%
10%
1
10%
Jan
200
1%
5,600
1%
•
9
9 ;
<
100
10-'
9%
of
200
100
91%
*—♦
95%
95%
•
21%
22%
5
Manufacturing
Jan
5
3%
9
•
common
Feb
69%
2,50
com
Jan
41
17
•
preferred
;
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
13%
65
1
prior
Nov
July
2.50
Colorado—
4%% cumulative
preferred—.;
Puget Sound Power A
Light— -
Oct
Mar
4
12%
91%
90%
Oct
Jun
11
May
10%
Nov'
18 %
'25
?90
Oct
'*"'99%'
Jun
Jan
99'
Nov
30
Jan
24% Jan
43A May
27% Jun
20 Va
Quaker
8%
Oats
common
•
preferred
86
100
88
210
143 Va 143%
*
14
79
80
Jan
Vot-ag common
Railway A Utility Investment
Manufacturing
Reading Tube Corp class
Roller
Shoe
—1
1
Co_.
*.
t
9
common
dep rets for ord reg
Corp common
Rome Cable
Field
Rotary Electric
Inc
Steel
Jun
July
15% AUg
1
100
•
Co
700
3A
25 %
34%
54
5Va
~33A
6'A
5%
21
3%
200
.
2%
2
86 Va
86
Nov
27
Va
6,700
Jun
55
Mar
5%
700
Nov
5%, Oct-'
100
19% Mar
800
3%
Nov
300
24% Mar
86 Va
1% May
31
Jan
37
Jun
18
27
Jun
30 % Mar
500
2
3% May
20 Va
52
30
250
23A
'
Feb
1%
2
27
•"
27
2%
,
Nov
1
18%
26 Va
x
1,400
1%
2%
2,900
1%
9%
5%
"3
3
3 Va
900
3%
3%
3%
1,000
%
Va
%
500
5
8%
1
Southwest
6%
Pa
cum
4.56 %
conv
4.48 %
4.32
15% May
Nov
16
Feb
13%
13%
4
May
22% 'Oct
200
12% Feb
55 %
56
55%
Xl2%
xl2
Va
Sep
3 Va
26%
Jan
32
4'A
4%
1
•
7%
7%
Oct
5%
Nov
93
Mar
37%
20
20
100
Nov
20
Nov
230
80
224
Nov
270
May
3
July
4
Jan
91
91
20
88
Sep
94
25 Va
Apr
29 Va
8 Va
Feb
14 Va Mar
5
July
91
9
_9%
83A
l'/a
1 Va
1%
1,900
3
3
3%
1,700
8
8%
900
7 %
Feb
3
3'A
500
3
Nov
3
40%
40 Va
40 7a
1,400
18
18
20 %
20
27%
27
Ltd
new
common—1
Salt Dome Oil Co
Bamson United.
1
Corp common
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre A Fisher Brick Co
Schulte
(D
A)
Inc
49
common
For lootnotes see
page 33.
1-
25c
1
1
7%
27%
2,300
26
27%
3,300
26 Va
26%
500
25
500
227/a May
4% Jan
25
27%
27
26%
26%
25
24%
24
24%
•
■
1
6%
6%
6
5
x37 Va
x37%
39
Va
7% May
3A
Oct
8Va
Feb
1% May
Aug
26% Sep
Standard
51.60
1
Dredging Corp
common
Forgings Corp
Standard Oil (Ky)
Standard Power & Light
57
preferred
Standard
10
16'/a
400
10
100
9%
25'A
Feb
Co
30%
1%
1%
3,200
1 Va
l'/a
100
110
108% 113
1
:
6%
6%
7
3%
3%
3'/a
1
2%
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
ISterllng Engine Co
Sterling Inc
22
10
2
2
Va
14%
Jan
Jan
100
1%
1,300
%
Feb
4%
2% Jan
4%
4%
900
43A
Nov
7% May
15 Va Jun
13
"lVa
13
l'/a
6%
25
lVa
Nov
12
8Va
Nov
100
M
Nov
12
450
10%
Nov
12%
13
500
12%
Nov
34%
33 %
35
1,200
27 Va
15
14%
11
•
.
5
2%
5%
800
15%
250
?%
2%,;.
a
•
20% Jan
7
13 Va Mar
1,200
Taggart Corp common
Tampa Electric Co common
•
27
27
2% -Nov
*
Feb
'\'
10%
10 Va
11
1
common
Texas Power & Light 1% pfd
Thew Shovel Co new common
Thor Corporation common
Tllo Roofing Inc—
Tishman
Realty &
dep
rets
400
3
Sep
1%
Nov
Feb
Nov
13 'A
13%
800
6 Va
100
£1
13 Va
6%
57
57
,
s 1.
v
54%
x2%
89 Va
89
%
1
2%
51%
Nov
2 %
19 % *Jun
i
15
-
7%
Apr
57%
Oct
Nov
4
325
%
88
500
4 Va
,
800
Nov
%
May
'
7% Aug
1% Jan
Oct
50
2,300
Jan
i
18% May
Nov
200
,
89%
%
4
2%
*
12
54 %
Jan
21
»■.
Jan
May
124
'
54%
x2%
1
Feb
49% Mar
43A
h
6s
20
100
53A
30
May.
16*
11% Mar
—
70c
preferred
66
5
,
99%
July
Jun
Jun
Nov
1% May
Nov
4
6%
Apr
4% May
2%
2 Vi
4,200
13A
Feb
26%
26%
25
26%
Nov
4%
300
4%
8%
Nov
9
Jan
Oct
12
Jan
4%
4%
__
.—
-r*
•
»
■
31
May
Jan
U
Jun
May
Mar
Apr
10c
13%
5%
Jun
Sep
9% Aug
23 Va Aug
12 %
3%
3%
Jan
Jun
Apr
4% May
3%
Jan
1%
1%
1 Va
Oct
2%
J'un
5
3 Va
3 Va
3%
2,300
3
Nov
6V2
Apr
—*
7%
7%
8 Va
1,800
5% Mar
8Va
Jan
6
7%
Nov
800
4
Union Oil Co of California—
$3.75 pfd series A
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United
Aircraft
Products
——•
com
common
Corp
Railways
RR & Canal
53
3
Va
Va
Preferred
United Specialities
87%
Nov
973A
Jan
10
52 Va
Nov
62
Jan
3
Nov
3%
1,100
iff
10,600
A
Feb
150
29%
Nov
38% Mar
iff
29 Va
29%
30
10
19
18%
19
1
20
20
21%
3,900
10,100
Feb
Feb
Jun
36
Va May
% May
•
20 3A July
24
24
30
243 % 243 %
25c
3'.
7'
60
233A
Oct
30
Jan
24
25%
Jan
Sep
5% May
243% Nov
400
5% May
250
25
50
48
51%
July
38
38
34
Nov
6%
10
Nov
10%
Jan
Nov
62%
Apr
3,125
48
38
Sep
8
Nov
1%
Nov
2
Jan
:
Securities
preferred with warrants—
39 Vs
960
10c
~1%
1%
~1%
600
1
common
Conditioning Corp.-—
U S Foil Co class B
U S and International
16
17%
5% July
70
14% Nov
•
25
common
Apr
300
•
100
Machinery
1st
91%
531
3Va
90
dep rets ord regis—
United Profit
Sharing com
10% preferred
'
United Shoe
$5
50c
•
Milk Products common
Preferred
United Molasses Co Ltd—
U 8 Air
91%
100
—
Jan
1% Mar
12
Nov
1
6%
7Va
Feb
xlOVa
*
United
1%
Oct
16
600
*
Apr
100
17
200
10%
com
Apr
100
22
•
16%
1
Inc
Tung-Sol Lamp Works
convertible
17
%
1
def
Jun
18%. Nov
17
16
xlO Va
Construction
ll7/a
7%
Nov
Jan
f\» i
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v
31%
>,
118% July
5
Toledo Edison 4%% pfd
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Lux Corp—j
Tri-Continental warrants
8O0
Nov
5
regis
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Royalty Corp
Trunz
Feb
Nov
10Va
100
Tivoli Brewing Co
Tobacco & Allied Stocks
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Amer
10%
27
700
4,000
1
11%
7%
>.
17% May
-3%iJun
14% 4 Apr
,v
.
;
27%
•
Inc
Jan
4% Mar
Oct
37
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Nov
10
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15%'Jan
Jan
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Nov
2 Va
4,700
15 % Mar
27% Jun
23% July
-JO t/J r.Cf
3%
2
3Va
300
17%
Jan
..Oct
■
5%
2 Va
2
Feb
May
%
7%
5
-
United Gas Corp common
United Light &
2
1%
22
3 Va
1%
Sunbeam Corp
•
Sun Ray Drug common—
25o
Superior Portland Cement, Inc
•
Superior; Jool A Die Co—
,»—1
Swan Finch
Oil, Corp
—*—11
Oct
3
72.
Oct
1
common
24%
8.600
6
Feb
7%
1
Elastic
10%
Nov
"l'/a
•
Stop & Shop Inc
Chemicals
1,300
2%
52'/a
87/a May
5 % Apr
1
Stetson (J B) Co common
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
& Co
Nov
10
23
17%
Aug
800
3
Oct
■
6%
300
22
"
3
May
2% May
122
3%
2'A
67'A
1
Jan
Feb
1,200
2%
67 %
1
102
1,200
2%
"2%
•
1%
11% May
30% Nov
700
67'A
1
•
37/a Jun
19% Feb
Nov
1 Va Mar
80
1
Steel Co of Canada-:
Stein (A) & Co common
2% Mar
16
1,800
1%
lVa
•
13
Feb
28%
28%
—-1
-
Products
400
16
10
B
Standard Tube class B
Starrett (The) Corp_
(S)
~2% "2%
16%
1
com
4%. Jan
-•
19% Mar
20
Standard-Thomson Corp
Stroock
—
1
convertible preferred
Standard
class
-
10
Corp warrants
19%
25% Feb
10% July
48% Jun
Feb
100
United
18%
36
900
United
9%
18%
29% July
29 Va Jan
%
United
800
Nov
Mar
8%
2.75
preferred
Oct
7%
400
1,100
May
F*Jl>
8%
Convertible
Apr
7%
41% May
28 % Apr
Nov
Amer
(new)—
Jan
Nov
United NJ
St Lawrence
Corp
1st conv pfd
31%
35%
47 "•<■ Jun
4 %
43
200
Oct
2%
11%
»
Jan
18
400
Jan
600
33 %
200
Nov
10
May
3
7
1,800
4 %
10% May
6% jury
v.
4 Va
17
5%
Oct
Nov
2%
1,800
4%
%
3
Oct
Aug
4%
%
1,400
~5Va
2,500
•
7%
5%
19%
•
34%
Aug
*
Spencer Shoe Corp
200
3%
.In
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Brewing Co
Standard Cap & Seal common
4%
~4.%
37% Aug
8% May
224
230
-25
Union Gas of Canada
Union Investment Co
23
8%4 Nov
Jan
Jun
May
6% Mar
100
25
x
17 %
14 V*
11% Jan
-
1
25
2% May"
85
4%
4%
Nov
Apr
Nov
35
10
'n
Royalty Co
32%
1
Apr
4'A
400
7%
1
den Realization Corp
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
10
800
Xl2'/a
Jun
108% Apr
22% May
11%
12.50
preferred
700
20%
1,600
13
18%
1
preference—
9%
20%
100
Edison—
4% May
250
1.25
Jan
July
76
Nov
104
1
preference
8%
7
54
10
4 %
—1
common
17
1,900
105 % 105 %
20
20
20
1
—
Southern Pipe Line
Southland
% May
100
*
preferred
conv
Jun
1
20 Va
*
preferred
cum
4
15% Oct
20 Va
•
Pipe Line
original
4.88 %
Nov
Nov
x2%
Canada————•
California
Feb
%
10 % Mar
x2%
Ltd
4%
7
1%
Jun
-J
25
Manufacturing Co
Corp
Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
Southern
85
87% Jun
5% Jan
Nov
700
Soontonc
Oil
Feb
2Va
•
Boss
South Penn
Feb
75% Mar
26% July
5% Jan
Nov
Nov
Jun
£1
•
Russeks Fifth Ave common
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson A Haynes common
3%
Is,a
:T8
18%
10
(The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
*
■
300
5Va
5
Rowe
\
14% Mar
1 Va
5%
Co—
c
Roeser & Pendleton
Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer
J
54
,
27
Rochester Gas A Elec
4% pfd F
Roosevelt
•
34
54'
1
Valley Gas
v
%
'
150
27 Va
-1
Engineering
Dry Goods—
Grande
47,300
*
A
152
Mar
25%
25%
21
(Texas Corp)
,
1
18
1
6.25
Richmond Radiator
Rio
1%
■!(
17%
~1
5
Bit Co
(Robert) A
Reliance Electric
Stlx
common
A
Co
Rels
Rice
3A
10
A
Rath Packing Co
common
:
10
Raymond Concrete Pile
common
•
53 convertible
Dreferred————-*
Raytheon
Regal
x96
Nov
Feb
R
option warrants
Railway A Light Securities—
Used
8%
Mar
139%
12
Aadlo-Kelth-Orpheum
13%
74
Technicolor
Quebee Power Co
1,350
Aug
11% July
6% Sep
50
2%
Nov
IV# Mar
10,300
July
21%
10
Nov
15%
17%
'*■
GOO
12%
3
7% Nov
8% Jun
75
1
16
1%
150
3
Oct
2%
§ Solar
211 Mar
Feb
2,200
2%
-100
Solar Aircraft Co
Jan
6
9% Jan
29% Jun
17
10
B
July
11% May
Aug
37 Va
1
America
Nevada
Jan
65%
5
•
common
Jan
Jun
Jun
5% Jan
11%
Jun
12%
common
Breweries
Common
X103
25o
common
of Canada common
1st preferred
Feb
2
50
50
Feb
6,900
24
2 |'«
1
Jan
6%
Oct
70
3% Mar
8%
900
"2%
24
2
8% Mar
%
shares
1
Feb
19%
1%
-Simtnons-Boardraan Publications—
53 convertible preferred
•
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd class B
Singer Manufacturing Co
100
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord regis
£ 1
Sioux City Gas & Elec Co—
3.90 f* preferred
100
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
•
May
6% May
54 Va
Nov
48
100
Oct
Nov
Jun
x2%
Corp of America class A
Side's
Jun
26%
8%
6%
4%
108%
Nov
Mar
3%
1,500
'
4%
~7
39
400
54%
11
4%
650
3%:
•
•
99%
1,000
41%
11
2.60
50
5
40%
49
15%
1
Stlex Co common-——*——,
"
41
2.50
Mining Co—
2%
22%
•
Shoe
Aug
400
600
16
1
preferred
4%
Jun
-
3
common—
Co
Mar
101
•
Pleasant Valley Wine
Co—*—*
Pneumatic Scale
Pyle-National
Pyrene
29
180
—
•
-
55
300
9%
18%
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Bess A Lake Erie RR
Pittsburgh A Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
Service
30%
104%
30%
Apr
17%
25
.
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Public
36
3%
2
Governor common
Plnchln Johnson Ltd Amer
Prosperity Co class
Providence Gas
10% May
80
Pierce
Producers Corp of
Feb
Jun
23%
1
Philadelphia Co common
Phillips Packing Co
of
6%
32%
3%
1
Inc
300
1,200
*
common
Metals
7%
34 Vs
104
1
(Mass)
Perfect Circle Corp
Pharis Tire A Rubber
A
Jan
Aug
May
9%
Light V/»% pfd
Pratt
17 Va
12% Mar
—
Traffic Co
Pressed
Sep
91
30%
sh
Pep Boys (The)
Peppercll Mfg Co
Prentlce-Hall
13
23
common
Alexander
Jan
7%
•
Penn Water A Power Co
A
25
Fab
Jun
15%
5
Sherwin-Williams of
Jan
7%
3%
1%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sbeller Mfg Co
14%
Nov
300
Nov
15%
Jun
15
100
8%.
1%
25
Corp common
Control
Sherwin-Williams
Oct
200
2%,
1
39% Jua
9% Oct
Feb
1%
15%
8
109%
July
22
15%
Shattuck Denn Mining
33 3 4
33%
104%
& Reel
Power Corp
%
34
Feb
1%
1
NOV
48
Feb
10%
1
2 Va
14'/a
20%
20%
•
Penn Gas A; Elec class A
common
Penn Power &
Polaris
5
rJB
•
Penn-Dixie Cement warrants
Powdrell
30
1,900
•
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preferred
Penn
200
9%
9'A
pfd—.—100
Plymouth Mills
Ltd——
Corp
35 %
33
25
Corp
Peninsular Telephone
Pennroad
Nov
Feb
12%
5
Parkersburg Rig
Patchogue
101
•
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Pen
80
93/a
25
c
Amer
Jan
20%
common
Pantapec Oil (CA)
33
1
preferred
Pancoastal Oil (CA)
Paramount
300
1
Pacific Can Co common
Pacific Gas & Elec 6 % 1st
pfd
5% to
1st preferred
Power & Light 5%
Pacific Public Service com
51.30 1st preferred
39 Va
36
1 Va
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O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares
Oversea*. Securities
Pacific
4,100
35
1
Oliver United Filters class B
Omar Inc
1%
37'/a
—100
Gas
Pacific
1%
102% 103 Va
•
common
preferred
Natural
Poindexter
B
Radio
Safety
27
600
1
Inc
B)
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1,100
19%
*
stock
Convertible
Low
28%
1%
common
55.50 prior stook
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"
13%
Inc
Sep
9% Oct
13% Oct
Feb
Industries
Rang* Since January 1
High
28
*
Jail
103
Nov
28%
1
Bros Inc
Seeman
Low
18%
Serrlck Corp class B
Seton Leather common
1%
Shares
„25
Sep
Nov
Jun
O
Ogden
for Week
common
Securities Corp General
Sentry
Ohio
Co
Mar
7%
2,400
•
Manufacturing
Scullln
May
21% May
97
14,600
Scovill
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
4
2Vb
200
101 Va 101 %
8 "4
10%
Jun
Week's
Last
Sato Prlee
Exchange
48
89
1
Curb
Oct
15
10
York
New
Mar
1%
Te
16
1
Co
1% May
Oct
Feb
33 % Mar
200
41
G%
•
Oil—
Texas
RR
41
26
High
% Mar
2,900
•
Airlines
Penn
7%
2,400
*
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North American Utility
Northeast
A
NOVEMBER
Friday
Low
%
Monday, November 29, 1948
EXCHANGE
ENDED
Range Sine* January 1
High
7%
7%
CURB
WEEK
CHRONICLE
STOCKS—
Share*
%
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North
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5
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Sale*
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&
13%
13%
14%
1,200
l*
11%
Feb
3%
3Va
3%
1,500
1%
70%
Feb
19% May
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Feb
86
1
413A
13
3%
Jan
July
Jun
May
Volume
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
Number 4755
168
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WEEK
FOR
ENDED NOVEMBER
26
1
York
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.
1%
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1%
134
200
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3,300
234
35
200
36
36
36
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-10
Utah-Idaho
—5
Sugar
34
2%
2234
400
2
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Kansas Electric Power
334s
Jan
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3%
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22% May
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434s
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Venezuela Syndicate
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98
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3
1,300
234
Nov
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14
300
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July
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Jan
Feb
534
6,700
10
Sep
534
1,300
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20c
•
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Vogt Manufacturing
5%
5
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Venezuelan
5%
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Jun
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6
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,
M-f
1947
1947
1931
1973
1927)
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
A 7s
4634
110
50
J-J
1957
.
65
97%
1112%
M-f
1952
1952
coupon)
Interstate Power Co—
ADebenture escrow ctfs
M-f
Peru
1957
,
(Aug 1941 coupon)
series F
J-J
1458
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A 7s (issue of May 1927)
112
1981
1958
Power 334s
55%
99
124
Indianapolis Power Si Lt 334s
1978
International Power Sec—
A 634s series
C
1951
A634s (Dec 1 1941 coup)——1955
A 7s
98%
,
108%
...
F-A
6%s stamped_1950
(Plan A)
234s
2008
AMedellin 7s stamped
1951
4.;
,..
1950
4s
Guantanamo & Western 6s
A 7s
i
1981
1
A7s series E
/
—
$32
—
M-JV
1952
Maranhao stamped
<39%
42%
141
Bank—•
Grand Trunk Western Ry
Green Mountain
'■V
108
102%
.
103
61
61
J-D
Interest reduced to
61
61
-61
M-m
——
.
161
A-O
—lf®6
Danzig Port Si Waterways—
AExternal 6%» stamped-.;*
>
Delaware Lack &
.
106
117
u-~..
:
—
88
Week's Rang*
Last
Sale Priee
J-J
Loan—
External 5s
,
ALima
Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st mtge 4s ser A
1991
A 1st mtge 4s ser B——
1992
Rastern Gas St Fuel 334s
1988
Rlmira Water Lt & RR 5s
1958
Creole Marelli Elec Mfg Co—
A 634s with Nov 1 1940 coupon—1958
r
A634s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon
1951
27%
72
1
34 10734
1100 :
Period
104F
Danish Cons Municipal
External 5%s
8834
16
103 34 105
103%
3
83
1119%
;
Interest
Exchange
Curb
Valley 7s
ACauca
107 34
78
107
9734
9734',,
J-J
105 34
14
8534
84%
■
—
U08
■
F-A
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A20-year 7s
Jan 1947
Bogota (see Mortgage Bank of)
106
.
—
'
Traction
New
99%
82%
10434 105
8434
*
101
IS
<
Foreign Governments & Municipalities
97
9034
106 34
LL
-.
•
28
83
M-M
Friday
10434'
J-J
77
112
Electric 5s.
5s
•'
10134
$24%
—1958
A-O
3i
10
14.
''
Hotel—
BONDS
M-3
Jf-Q
r
75
63
38
33%
U01
1058
Penn
10234
M-S
—
114%. 122
64
$12
Penn
168
81
11
9034
J-J
1948
1954
Cities Service 5s
Jan 1966
Debenture 5s
1958
Debenture 5s
1969
Debenture 3s__
1977
Consol Gas El Lt & Pwr (Bait) —
vv 1st ref mtge 3s ser P_„
—I960
lit ref mtge 234s ser Q__
1978
"Mst ref 234s series R
—1981
234s conv debs__,
...
1962
Consolidated Gas (Bait City) —
Gen mtge 434s
1954
(20% redeemed)
A534s (20% redeemed)
A5s
,
'
•;
105%
104
123
•
8734
~
20%
V
111
98%
85%
96%
10634
155
4i
ICentral States Electric Corp—
101
•10034
99%
64
35%
2030
10734
108%
3
165
9934 100
10034
10434
2120
J-D
1984
10334
103%
10834 10834
$155
Q-F
J-D
101
105%
104 %
.
1940 coupoi
1947 coupon-
1
108
96
1105 34 106
J-J
1053/4
101
101%
High
102%
2
35
97 34
97%
Low
No.
97%
9934 10134
J-D
5s series C
Bethlehem
J-J
103
1
__
Range Since
January 1
Sold
34 105 34
105
J-D
105%
298%
•'
Electric Service Co—
with Dec 1
214 May
Nov
High
101%
101%
43
299
.•
A-O
1948
22%
Bends
Bid A Asked
Sale Price
114
97%
10434 104 32
J-J
____1064
Friday v; Week's Range
or Friday's
Last
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 334s—
1970
Associated Electric 434s
——1953
Assoc Tel & Tel deb 5 34s A
.1955
Atlantic City Electric 3 34S—
1964
Bell Telephone of Canada—
101
113
115
2104%
-.1958
14
Nov
1%
6,100
'
-.1941
1959
Curb
103%
99%
—
104 % 104%
104%
•
M-Jf
Western Newspaper Union-
New York
160
98
103% 104 %
104%
Hydro-Electric Co—
A634-S with Aug 1 1940 coui on—1958
A 7s
!
-
West
Interest
149
1
2113
/ A-O
A-O
__194S
Industries—
stamped
2nd
Feb
13
M-f
J-J
West
BONDS
24
151
2 9 9 34
Ternl
May
£1
T%
34
2101
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Waldorf-Astoria
...»
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
19
26
10134,101%
.<
F-A
—1066
(Hugo) Corp— '
7-4s 3rd stamped-
Btlnnes
102% July
(F W)
•
106
149
150
J-J
—-i_19St
—.1888
5s—
Nov
9%
100
600
,,
•
Jan
19
Feb
98
15%
A.'— '
92%
103%
103
7% May
Feb
Jan
9734
I
82 %
103%
Btlnnes
12% Mar
Feb
10
24^4
5s
94%
224%
F-A
A-O
334s„—10T6
AStarrett Corp inc 5s
5s
collateral trust—
May
,11
Nov
Gas & Elec
Spalding (A G)
Jun
24%
17% Mar
■
—10T1
mtge 3s
Southwestern
1634 Jan
98
1
108
10334
1041/4 104V4
M-M
A-O
1971
...
——
1973
Bouthern California Gas 334s-——1076
Bouthern Counties Gas (Calif) —
Jun
3%
2
Inc
10134
291%
,,
A-O
1st & ref M 3s ser B
Mar
100
series A
3 34s
% Mar
1
Ltd—
American deposit receipts
t% preference
Woolworth
10
6
25
5% preferred w w___
•,'/
Winnipeg Elec common
Wisconsin Pwr Si Lt 4 % % pfd—IIIlOO
104
104%
100
2104% 1051/4
SS-1911'" '••/.'M-Jf
Joaquin Lt St Pow 6s B—,—1952
inc mtge 3s
:—_'_1951 '
Bouthern California Edison 3s—-1961
33
20
X9%
....
Woodley Petroleum
2101
J-J
Bcullin Steel
20
:
14 %
*
20
—III
Inc
common—
101%
105% 105%
212
Ban
734 July
Jan
lMi
2%
.1
107%
10734
'
25
2034
•
106
104
2102 % 104
-
1981
634s series A
125
3634
.-'I..
1023/4
10434 10434
2106
67
58
62
Electric—
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp
; 25
35
»
Corp
& Co^
1033%
104'%
J-J
J-D
J-J
-1991
debs
Jan
634 Mar
10
2034
....10
(R C)
Williams
6%
50-year
Queens Borough Gas &
1
Wichita River Oil Corp
1013/a
62
Jan
13
112
—1
1
Si Co
234
Apr
2%
3,800
1%
1st pfd—100
Western Tablet Si Stationery com
•
Westmoreland Coal.
20
Westmoreland Inc—
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg_
210134 103%
62
Co—
1
1.25
•
Maryland Ry 1%
Western
July
8% Mar
7%
7%
1
Manufacturing
1134 July
11034 Feb
900
9%
2%
41/4
Corp—
Aircraft
Warner
Wentworth
109 V4
-
Ward Baking Co warrants
West Texas Utilities
Feb
1%
1
Co„
Nov
106
30
preferred
cum
334 May
1V4
8
200
IV2
Wagner Baking voting trust etfs ext.*
1% preferred
..
—100
Waltt & Bend Inc
1
Waltham
107
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
134
1 34
•
$108 34 109
1947 coupon—1960
1
25
104%
J-D
A-O
A-O
1940 coupon—1966
A6%s with Oct 1
17
1534
104%
M-M '
1078
334s
28%
16
15%
$103
A-O
Jf-C
.
High
20
28
15%
15%
/-J
J-D
J-J
/-A
1904
3%s_1964
3s
1st mtge
Pennsylvania Water & Power
1534 May
Piedmont
Waco Aircraft Co
4s
Westchester Ltg
Power
Low
No.
'
1961
1967
1961
2004
1968
-1071
to
4%
New
Milwaukee Gas
Range Since
January 1,
Sold
3" 19
1986
1980
1956
334s—
Kansas Power & Light
Bonds
High
224%
-
1961
Jan
Nov
19% Mar
-1952
1952
1940 coupon
1
1947 coupon
1
Nov
ex
29
Nov
234
3,500
22%
2%
A7s
23%
22 %
200
27
24
24
•
Utah Power & Light common
A7s with Nov
Altalian Superpower 6s
July
45
1934 Mar
-10
Insurance
Jan
3% May
Nov
Hydro-Electric Co—
Isarco
Sep
3
Apr
Sep
.
Lota
8%
Nov
2%
•
1
-50c
Corp com
Bid & Asked
Friday
High
Low
6
1.600
6%
6
6
—1
;
common
Week's Rang*
or Friday's
•ale Prise
Exchange
Curb
York
New
Bangs States January I
High
Low
Par
S Radiator
U
Shares
•f Prices
•ale Prlee
Exchange
Curb
Last
Perfed
BONDS
fer Week
Range
Last
Interest
Bales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
33
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
(2253)
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
•then issued;
■" wrtlfluutm of deposit; "eons," consolldsted; "cum," cumulo"M."mortf »«»T vB^non-'otln» Jtock; "v t e," voting trust oertiflctee;'
"ww," with warrants;
warrant*.
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
on
are
the daily closing averages of
representative stocks and bonds
by Dow, Jones & Co.
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
10
10
30
20
Indus¬
Rail¬
15
Util¬
trials
Date—
roads
ities
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
Stocks
trials
Rails
Ralls
ities
Total
10
First
Total
40
Bonds
177.42
55.15
33.15
65.07
100.75
102.00
89.74
98.54
20—
101.66
Nov.
54.48
33.28
64.68
101.02
101.90
89 89
98.61
22—
176.33
101.62
Nov.
176.17
54.45
33.16
64.60
100.62
101.81
89.89
98.55
23—_
101.59
Nov.
24
173.40
53.10
33.04
63.56
100.85
101.20
89.59
101.64
98.32
Nov.
32.95
*63.46
100.89
89.73
101.59
——_
Nov.
25—
Nov.
"The
the
10%
—
* 173.16
Averages are
13.3;
Utilities,
53.08
Holiday
100.80
of the 30 Industrial stocks and for the 65-stock
dividend of National Steel Corp.
averages
stock
—
Holiday
26—
15;
Composite average,
computed by dividing total prices by the following:
Composite, 47.
•
now
98.25
allow
for
Industrials, 10.14; Rails,
V-
i
34 ' (2254)
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
OTHER STOCK
Baltimore Stock
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
5%
1st
preferred
Low
•
13%
•
Fidelity & Deposit Co—
'
Friday
'
Low
270
3.60
147
17
20
18
161
~
Range Since January 1
High
14%
2
16%
Mar
12
31
138
Humphreys Mfg
...10
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills—
6.75%
New
Amsterdam
Fidelity
8
Western
23
Apr
Common
100
20
Deere
Jan
Co
&
Dodge
161% Nov
Apr
25
25
40
105
33
28%
28%
48%
159
42%,
12
—
48
__20
Co
4s
1975
49
49
49
1975
_
—
52
52
50
Corp
Credli
*
28
July
106,
Jan
Four-Wheel
Drive
Mills
(The)
Corp
of
America
Feb
30%
Oct
Fox
52%
Jun
45% July
General Finance Corp common
General Motors Corp common
(Peter)
Jun
68
Jun
Refrigerator
Gillette
Jan
Great
Safety
Lakes
Jan
77
Heiir
Exchange
Co
Razor
Dr
STOCKS—
for Week
Sale Price
Sugar Refining;
American
Tel
of Prices
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Low
Copper
Bird
Son
A
Boston
ft
100
Tel
ft
150%
.*
1%
ft
100
Providence
2,791
36%
Nov
39%
97%
150
Feb
13
31%
200
28
Feb
143%
600
14%
Nov
38% May
18% May
Brick
Co
Pneumatic
Products
Tool
19%
Feb
150
5%
Sep
8%
1
Nov
2% Maty
147% Mar
158%
International
Jun
Harvester
common.*
new
34%
Nov
57
30%
Feb
407/a
Jun
Katz Drug Co common
;
Kellogg Switchboard commoni
19
100
Feb
21%
Jun
La
5
193
Mar
127%
Oct
Leath & Co common.
37
37%
17'A
115
2,524
363/4
Feb
Salle
Ext
Univ
Cumulative
43% May
1
common...
McNeil
&
Libby
19%
20
325
20%
19%
21
560
18%
Sep
21%
19%
Nov
28
32
Feb
Marshall Field & Co
51% Aug
common
common
Mickelberry's Food
40
40
41
360
Middle West Corp
Ex-distribution
15%
15
63%
65
53/8
3%
15
13%
Feb
18
34
250
Feb
74
5%
5%
137
53%
Nov
40%
443/8
155
313/4
Feb
Miller &
Jun
,
$1
Sep
Hart
:
Inc
—
3
66%
•
Assoc.
20
_*
...
3
100
2%
Feb
Sep
66
1.
Stores
*
Corp
66%
25
60%
RR
43
37%
1,181
32
32%
13%
32
553/8
*
common
100
Mfg
Sep
79% May
Pressure
National
4
Standard
49 % Mar
38.90
Feb
5934 July
46.33
Jun
570
28
Feb
39 Vb May
573/4
430
42%
Feb
60%
14
380
123%
Nov
16
Mar
Sep
12%
Oct
American
Cos
Parker
Cooker
Pen
8 3/4
Peonies
Potter
Gas
Co
6%
Feb
17
31%
Feb
It
50
41% Mar
54
Jan
575
Sep
13%
Jun
Nov
215%
5 4c
Jun
Sears
Roth
15%
16
25c
27c
8'/a
7%
80%
82
32c
25C
35c
50
16%
7%
14%
8%
%
1,100
25c
3,164
400
7,600
July
7%
Nov
Nov
96
25c
Nov
85c
17%
351
16%
Feb
6%
6%
1,000
3%
Feb
5%
270
4%
Nov
25
13%
Feb
~5%
2.50
»
4%
15
13%
•
com
15
15%
11%
•
343/4
12
34%
35%
34
Jan
May
Apr
22 %
6%
Nov
7%. Mar
163/s
Sep
170
11% Mar
—25
—25
Co
St
RR
Lt
Louis Nat
Corp
Coke
&
•Standard
24
36
May
Stone
May
ft
Co
Lathe
Nov
42
48%
Feb
Nov
62%
38%
79
38
Sep
40
42%
214
38%
24
24%
314
24
Jan
Works
%
Apr
Thor
Feb
49 %
Jun
208
Nov
33%
ft
Corp
Week's
common
capital
common
common
Belden Mfg Co common
Berghoff Brewing Corp.
Binks Mfg Co
capital
Bruce
Co
(E
Bros
Centra! HI
ft
S
Secur
W
J)
capital
(new)
Chrysler
Corp
Service
Coleman
(The)
Co
common
see
26%
Jun
1585/8
jun
5%
5%
3
3%
6%
7
1,100
1,950
100
550
1,300
14
Nov
1%
Nov
15
May
2'% May
4%
Nov
8
Jan
3
Nov
4%
Apr
4%
Feb
7%- Oct
34
50
30
Aug
40
14
15
1,050
14
Nov
20%
7%
8%
600
7%
14%
400
9'% Mar
15'%
10%
"9%
1
103%
300
9%
Apr
55'%
100
45%
Feb
46
46
100
46
21
46
«
uo
21
150
21
10
300
9%
1%
1%
9%
Jan
12
10%
10%
62
Apr
34
Jun
15%
Jun
1%
Feb
Feb
900
170,800
900
64%
64%
50
8'%
Feb
1/128 Nov
9%
64%
Sep
66% July
Nov
10'%
32
Nov
Nov
100
9%
13% May
Nov
500
11%
Apr
15
Feb
Feb
30
May
643 4 May
56
300
48%
Nov
11%
260
10%
Nov
150
32% Mar
37%
31
26
35
22'%
17
50
100
8%
15
Feb
Jan
May
24'/8
Nov
150
May
19
Jun
7% Mar
1,150
18'%
16% Nov
Mar
19'%
20
10
May
17%
Nov
2,950
6%
Jan
10
400
19%
Oct
24% May
16%
300
16%
Nov
22
%
8,600
%
Nov
8%
16%
%
5
•'<
5
27
50
27'%
4%
50
27
32%
May
113
Feb
Feb
May
Oct
6% July
Nov
31
Jan
July
1"*
<
30
31%
200
30
Jan
35
29
29'%
150
27%
Feb
34% May
11%
11%
100
11
Nov
15
Jan
39%
40'%
1,000
32
Feb
43
Nov
Mar
2G3/4
600
26
13%
13%
150
113/4
Feb
1414 July
21%
22%
2,700
15V»
Feb
32
Jun
24%
25
150
24%
Nov
29
Aug
14
Mav
8%
20
new
8%
2%
234
393/8
39%
40%
13'%
12%
13%
35
35
35
113%
10%
11%
,
1
6%
com
stock..
25
29%
La
S
Air
Steel
25
34% July
400
7% Mar
300
-
-
2'% Mar
900
7
3%
Jun
x37%
53
12%
200
Feb
Nov
16% May
Jun
150
x6%
Oct
9%
150
27% Mar
36%
10
13
2,650
Nov
Jan
Sep
July
29%
30'%
800
29%
Sep
36%
54»%
54%
100
52%
Feb
66%
Jan
St
Lines
16
16%
503
16
Feb
21%
Jan
22'%
22
22%
350
20%
Nov
37
Jan
•
..
44
44'%
120
44
Mar
48
38
Corp.
capital
37%
38%
800
37%
Nov
43
(new)
Inc
10
93%
93%
100
•
71%
72%
500
common
Inc
Indust
common
Unlisted
2
capital
Radiator
Anaconda
Copper
Steel
&
St
10
14%
14%
—
1
86%
Nov
33%
JUn
13% Mar
Feb
11%
Jan
10
50
200
18% May
10
Nov
14
Jan
12% July
16% Get
2%
100
6%
1,800
6%
Oct
153%
300
12%
Feb
167/a May
—
35
35
200
30%
Feb
41
.....10
j._
25
25
100
25
Nov
32% May
.100
__
Bethlehem
Steel
92% Mar
118% Aug
50
.1
common
Pacific
Certato-teed
Ry
new
Co
1
System Inc
(The)
—
",
6%
—
*
•
25
Products
Gas
9
com
Mining
Corp
2%
6%
15'%
1
San
Atchison Topeka & Santa* Fe
Columbia
10
'
Oct
18% May
Oct
Mar
24
2,600
1.000
Nov
68
250
10%
934
Jan
"
Stocks—
American
Canadian
15'%
10%
—
—*
Alleghany Corp
American Air Lines, Inc.:
Armco
24%
14%
10'%
—
•
common
24
..
common
Bankshares
Jun
16
2
common
Salle
—
._5
-
Continental
Motors
•
1
12%
—
■
—
23%
34
-
2% Mar
4% May
9%
Jun
May
400
30%
Feb
39%
Oct
12%
13%
300
12%
Nov
18%
Jun
12%
12%
200
12%
Nov
11%
1,600
10%
Feb
19% May
143% Jun
7%
300
6%
Feb
10'/a
1,200
4%
Jan
12% July
10% July
11
7%
_
Nov
Jun
23% May
15%
Jun
12
Nov
32
Nov
14% May
66
Curtlss-Wright
Farnsworth
General
...
—
Television
8
Electric
&
Radio
Co
•
7%
7%
7%
—1
5% Mar
Jun
•
363%
36%
37%
800
31"% Mar
42
General Public Utility Corp
Graham-Paige Motors
5
11%
11
11%
1,400
11
Nov
1
3
14% July
Laclede
4
.1
.
Gas
Light
Nash-Kelvtnator
Corp
New York-Central RR
North
American
5
capital
•
2%
new
com
Pepsi-Cola Co
65%
73
268
65'%
Oct
80
Jan
Pullman
51%
52%
1,000
51%
Nov
65%
Jun
Pure
40
443%
40!)
32
Feb
27
63%
Jun
Radio
27
50
23
Aug
39
Jan
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum
Inc
Co
Corp
1
33%
77
Oil
(The)
—
3
3
300
3
Nov
534
5%
500
4%
Feb
S% May
15%
15%
200
13
13
100
common
America-
:
common
•
•
1
14% Mar
12%
Feb
14% Mar
4%
...
—
7%
4'%
8%
21
7%
4%
8%
.1,800
100
21
200
9
1,800
•
j
of
—
% May
5'%
10
Packard Motor Car
Pan Amer Airways Corp
Paramount Pictures Inc
Nov
•
Co
51%
401/*
12%
22
13'%
Nov
55 %
___♦
loO
150
_
Mar
14%
g45/8
42.
7%
34
2%
page
Nov
Mar
9%
Co Inc
footnotes
17
148
6%
_
For
150
800
1/128
common
6.% May
12%. May
151% 151%
1%
50c
common
Nov
12
8
IIIIII•
common
(new)
Co
Feb
—
preferred..,
Chicago Towel
Cities
9 %
2%
Rights w i.__.
Chicago Corp common.
Convertible
350.
High
.19-%
17%
3
10
Corp
Feb
10
preferred
Util
33%
__5
common
Convertible
Cent
200
Hi
com
Li
5%
___h
common
Low
Feb
1%
Jan
Oct
24%
25
-
Range Since January 1
7%
7%
12%
34
'
*
Tool
Yates-Amer Mach
Shares
700
p/
10
Corp
for Week
18'%
——II3
133%
26
5
capital
:
South
Woodall
High
7%
_3
.
Manufacturing Corp
7% Mar
21'%
__
2
.
common—
capital
Coip
Wisconsin
5%
4
600
Jan
Jan
9
2.1%
•
Westlnghouse Electric & Mfg com..12'%
11%
Ii
11
17'%
39'%
•
(The)
Wieboldt Stores
Sales
17%
II
Nov
Jun
17
5
Asbestos Mfg Co common
Athey Products Corp capital
Co
Low
capital——loo
6
8%
1—0
common
Mach
Co
Co
Texas
51%
*
200
17
xll%
.
•
.
Ind
of
Container
Swift
Apr
177%
•
15%
6
58 % May
48
Range.
1
13
Feb
—
capital.,
common
Dredging
Sunbeam
550
of Prices
.315
Aug
29
*
common...
17 %
41
34
29% May
9%
73/4
25'%
5
Stackyards capital
Corp
Feb
100
Mar
100
1,200
7%
'
'
common.....—5
Nov
2,563
Sale Pried
Par
Co
22%
24
12
22%
..
.
,
Corp
11%
513%
Last
Tel
600
Jan
10
16%
.10
%_—1
Standard Oil
34 %
53%
Friday
.
Jun
19%
..1
i'.'Ij.
capital..
Bend
40
Chicago Stock Exchange
Bearing common
Allied Laboratories common
74%
]•}
,
Ball
44Jan
8%
rights..
common.
Spiegel Inc
U
Castings
Apr
2o°
56
31'
18%
50
common.
Union Carbide ft Carb
common
10%
10%
20
capital
Shellmar Prod Corp common..
Slgnode Steel Strap common
Sinclair Oil Corp
United
Advanced Aluminum
Nov
8%
25
Cummings
Trane Co (The)
-12'/a
STOCKS—
8%
7% May
33
..
.
25
Electric Co
Roebuck
173
50%
38%
10
Electric
1,000
Feb
18% July
403/a
51%
com
Oct
8'%
6
May
48
Fruit Co
Shoe Machinery
preferred
49%
54'%
—
__5
r
Sundstrand
Drill.
Uhlted
19%
Nov
13%
...
1
common
Stewart-Warner
Inc
Tor ring ton Co
Nov
38%
Apr
12%
79
16%
25
Suburban Elec Securities
12%
20
25
11'%
•
139
80'/a
Association
250
200
10%
—
20
common
Packing common
South
Pennsylvania RR-
63%
13%
38%
6
—
10
common.....;.—
(The)
Schwitzer
100
Quincy Mining Co.:
Rexall Drug Co
Butler
Jan
11% July
11%
—
—*
Sep
46
10
25c
2.50
Car
Co
Pennsylvania
20
20
Mining
<E
Jun
14%
Jan
10
—
com—2
new
common
Coal Co common
prior preferred...
5%
100
*
15 %
1
n
Corp
34%
Nov
—
10
—
Manufacturing
Sangamo
10
5
England
Electric
System
New England Tel & Tel
Sons
Sep
7%
8%
8'%
11
Peabody
42% May
62
46
1
New
&
26%
23%
.——_l_.,—..-*■
common
.
Assn
Nash-Kelvinatcr
(George W)
300
50
6%
11%
vtc
common
prior preferred
Modine
Jun
31% Mar
12%
*
*
134
20
62
100
Mergenthaler Linotype
8
36%
25
'preferred
650
31
57%
373/8
*
,
20
31
43
•
Copper
X19%
54%
l
^
Electric
Narragansett Racing
Borg
Jan
300
8% May
64%
National
3
100
Loew's Boston Theatre—
Brach
23% Mar
12%
__
«.
Montgomery Ward & Co—
100
Gillette Safety Razor Co...
Borg-Warner
16'/a May
38%
>
•
Oak
Bastian-Blessing
40
27%
53
5
Oct
Avco
Jan
9'% Feb
7%
8%
1—1
Products.
capital
Jan
Automatic Washer
Jan
x2T%
Oct
Mar
35
Co
64%
Nov
10'%
»
*
26%
&
27'%
—>
.7
common
Feb
Armour
Sep
17
73%
—
—...—.—*
Aug
&
50%
10 Vs
—
__
*
:
preferred
Lindsay Lt & Chem
19%
5
Group
Tel
11
27%
*
July
19
American
11% May
1,250
26%
Aetna
Jan
5%
North
Corp
9
20%
__
Northwest Bancorp common
—*
Nunn Bush Shoe common...—,.—2%
Admiral
350
5'%-
-
—
Oct
Rubber
10'%
20'%
1
Oct
S
Sep
20'%
*
com
common
95
Westlnghouse
Jun
20
250
26%
6%
2& %
11%
Sep
United
Jun
Sep
Nov
11
Aug
Twist
12
18'%
xl6%
11
17%
Union
9%
—
9'% Mar
50
»
10
capital
74 Vb
Webster
150
18
550
21
16%
30
365
&
10
21
100
163
100
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc
U
21
17
23
Stone
9%
—
xl6%
7'%
51
22
Shawmut
Sep
9%
14%
17
100
Butte
Oct
51
pfd adjustment—_—
North
May
17
5%
Service
Jan
7%
51
10
National
19%
65%
*
84
Central
Nov
Nov
25
84
.5'jo
8 3%
5.34
50'% Mar
31%
1
3
100
Maine
200
Jun
16% May
9% Jan
14%
—
1
cap
B
Kennecott
9%
110
Nov
313%
10
common..
new
8%
6%
*
615
'
RR
I
General Capital
8ep
—
1
preferred
General
Feb
13
350
•
common
403/a
100
National
82
200
6%
50
6%
First
40
133%
6'%
1,0^0
common
Co
97
133%
5%
35%
*
preferred series A
Employers
Nov
Oct
Massachusetts Street Ry—
1st
Jun
59'%
119% 120
w
100
.
Prop Trust.....
Common
6%
J an
3%
97
-
Service
Eastern
10 %
'
a
__
Calumet & HeclaCities
34%
Sep
2% Nov
133%
—
Warrants
Libby
Traveler Corp..
RR—
&
Nov
7%
400
53%
35
Maine
Boston
34%
200
2%
57%
common
Indiana Steel
High
Railway—
Personal
Aug
May
8'%
5%
343%
19
RR
prior preferred
Boston
Low
1503% 151 %
343%
100
«
34
40
2%
57%
common
Dk
Brew
Inc
Independent
Range Since January 1
15
37%
Herald
Nov
*
Inc
Stamped
Boston
Shares
39%
—
Albany
Elevated
Boston
Illinois
High
39%
Boston Edison
Boston
20% May
8%
'
100
...
34% -34%
1
Werner Corp common
Spencer Bartlett common
Hibb
Range
July
Sales
Par
American
(G)
Horder's
Last
100
High
Feb
10
Hammond Instrument Co common
Week's
x34%
25
97
5
10
Feb
Hamlschfeger Corp
Friday
25
3d
2%
*
Inc
Auto
Jan
Heiieman
Boston Stock
10
39'%
—
Brewing common™—1%
Paper
Flour
44.%
43
32%
3,800
Jun
Jun
45
Low
26'%
39
—
1
42
$14,800
12,000
Range Since January 1
High
32%
—
10
common
Corp class A
Jan
25
Shares
25%
25%
—
j. referred
common
Mfg
Gibson
Transit
5s series A
(new)
Low
25
22
23%
105
100
48
42%
"tar
.—50
common
(new)..
Cumulative
Jan
BONDS—
Baltimore
for Week
Co-
Eddy
—
Bank
22
105
—
.—.2
Casualty
& Guaranty
National
22
100
preferred
TJ
22
.—5
........
—
prior
Sales
Range
of Prices
'
Jan
5
Sep
-
Consumers
High
13%, Jan
190
161%
Commonwealth, Edison
Domestic
Common
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Shares
13%
*
Ilioo
vtc
U
Par
3.15
"
vtc
NOVEMBER
for Week
Par
common
ENDED
Sales
Last
Arundel Corporation
Baltimore Transit Co
WEEK
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS—
FOR
Monday, November 29, 1948
EXCHANGES
'
RANGE
CHRONICLE
21%
Jan
Jun
18% July
16%
Jan
4 Vi»
Feb
8 %
Nov
1134 May
18% Mar
26% May
7%
Nov
42% July
x25% Feb
5% May
23%
Jan
45
Jun
29%
29%
30
200
42
11%
May
11%
12
40'J
8
Feb
15
Jun
100
6%
Oct
11% May
...
7%
7%
OTHER STOCK
Week's
STOCKS—
Low
Par
Corp
Distillers
Schenley
Steel
Standard
Studebaker
600
900
5
26 3A
17 'A
73%
73%
1
13%
13%
100
—1
22%
23'A
1,300
Spring
Corp common.
Feb
23
Jun
69% Feb
200
Sep
*7% July
32% July
14%
1,900"
16 %-
91
Jun
Members
New York Stock
Ford
Jun
29
16% Mar
Oil
& Co
Corp.
common
800
9%
Feb
Feb
100
11%
Nov
DETROIT
3% May
U%
17% May
WOodward 2-5525
Telephone:
Detroit Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
Brewing
Burger
Cincinnati
4%
17
.
Gas
Elec
&
preferred
—loo
:
;
Cincinnati Street
—25
—
—
—50
Sub Bell Tel„
Cine &
5%
Eagle-Picher
—
—
1
Kahn
(E)
Sons
IITo
common.
preferred
"Tioo
u.
Bank—.—
Western
19%
Mar
81
Jan
Apr
13
Jap.
10%
50
19 Va
43%
65 y8
Davidson
—
Motors
Edison
-i_.
_
40%
Feb
48 %
Oct
82 Va
Feb
71%
Jan
Frankenmuth
Brewing
Rolling Mill
Tel
—
-
7'A
Apr
245
Sep
Fri'ars Ale
Jan
8
Jan
Fruehauf Trailer common..-—
7%
Nov
24 Va
414
•
312
151%
151
151
common
——
Chesapeake
25
Ohio
&
32%
158%
Mar
148
Oct
Jun
Nov
35%
34 %
34%
34 Va
208
,
Nov
,
45% Jan
City
&
Ice
;
Fuel
10
T—
40%
44%
64
32 V#
Feb
65%
Jun
*
Service
Cities
27%
27%
20
26%
Nov
32%
Jun
10%
11%.-
408
10%
Feb
14%
Jun
26%
26 %
4
60
24%
Feb
31% July
27%
27%
20
21
Feb
31 Va May
_
_
•
Columbia
Dayton
10%
Gas
Till 7
Light...
&
Power
—
-*
*
Fed
Department Stores
,
General
5 7'A
—,
i— —
Packard Motor Car—.—
.
Pennsylvania RR
Oil
*
8%
90
7%
Nov
23%
106
25%
Feb
41V# May
11%
22
7%
Feb
17
17
50
14%
21%
22 %
22
21%
73%
1
69%
Feb
25%
90
25
Nov
10
73%
;r
—
v
U
S
R
25
25
Steel
,
Jan
Feb
23
Jun
Nov
29
7l2.50
Jun
35 Va
Jun
43%
10
45%
71%
90
24%
70
24%
54% May
67% Mar
24%
—
—
Howell Electric Motors
Hurd
Kaiser-Frazer
■
■
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
of Prices
;
•
Akron
V'.'
Wines
Mfg
Brass
—
T
50c
Feb
Nov
87%
100
(Un)
American Tel & Tel
;
500
Motor
Products
Wheel
Motor
131
al51% al5l%
Electric Mfg common.——
1
Chesapeake & Ohio—
——25
—_
Apex
3%
Jun
3
20%
*
(Un)——,—1
147% Mar
158% Jun
Manufacturing
Eaton
Industrial
Jones
4%%
Rayon
12%
Feb
18
Oct
185
73 y2
Sep
81%
Apr
38%
156
34%
Feb
42%
Oct
23%
125
23 y8
Nov
34 V2
47%
69%
Oct
10
78
Feb
Feb
a
43
May
50% Mar
66
Nov
a43
25
14
1,264
13%
29%
144
103% 103%
10
29%
29%
100
13
13
a
14 %
34%
12%.
T
10
9%
9%
—1
30%
4%
a21 V8
—————-1
——I
1/
class B—
—„
.-*
Acme
3%
National Tile & Mfg-,;-.,
Ohio Brass
Ohio
Oil
(Nn>._
of America (Un)
Republic Steel
Rickel
common
Refining
&
•
(Un)
Chem.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube.
For footnotes,
see page 42.
—00
18
Feb
6%
450
6
<56
125
29% Mar
39%
100
11%
Nov
15
13%
546
10
Feb
15%
850
32%
62
5
500
126
Jun
9%
24%
July
17
Aug
19%
Oct
759
52%
Feb
65%
Oct
892
4%
Sep
3
215
100
Nov
5%
Jan
13%
13%
153
13
Nov
15%
Jun
11%
785
11%
Nov
18 Va
Jun
6%
6%
200
6 Va
Nov
8%
Jun
12%
13%
1,525
12%
Nov
2%
2%
110
2%
Nov
8%
8%
200
8%
Nov
Nov
3
Oct
13
'
To
13A
Jan
15
4% May
2%
150
2%
1%
400
1% Mar
l7/a May
1%
1%
1%
1%
300
1%
Nov
2% May
1%
1%
400
1%
Aug
1%
1%
1,700
_
1% July
Jan
2
Jan
29% May
22% May
24
24
_r_5 >'
20
20
100
19% Aug
13%
14
300
13
—
2y8 May
21%
100
13%
Shellcr
Manufacturing
Udylite
Corporation
——
T
Sep
Jan
17
3 Va
Jun
5% May
21
2%
29
Feb
5
May
Nov
8%
Feb
12
Oct
13%
14'A
800
Feb
16%
Oct
9%
390
12
6
Jan
Sep
DA
1
1%
9%
NOV
100
6
Nov
7%
500
1%
Feb
2% May
1%
900
1%
Sep
2%
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Bale Price
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS—
"v
I
CO
Basin Oil
20c
Inc—33 %
17%
17
2
1
f
6%
Corp
Oil Corp..——
Broadway Dept Store—
Byron Jackson Co
Blue
Diamond
Bolsa
Chica
Packing
Investment
Central
^
Derrick
Co
Hupp
com—•
1
—50c
Ltd class
*
6.66%
—
9%
19%
60c
Oct
Mascot
47
Apr
Menasco
35
Jun
Manufacturing Co_„—
Merchants
Petroleum Co—^
Monogram Pictures Corp _—
87%
Oct
National Cltv Lines Inc.
16%
Feb
22 'A
50
7%
Feb
80
22%
Feb
288
41
Feb
Feb
May
Nov
20
Mar
6%
Feb
8
Aug
2,270
6%
Nov
13%
Jan
770
9%
Nov
15
Jan
7%
7%
10
10%
-
25
26
Feb
34% July
a35% a35%
70
28
v
Feb
38%
29 %
424
20% Mar
31%
al2% al2%
52%
52%
120
13%
Feb
20 Va May
275
52 Va
Nov
65 V*
Jun
5%
485
5%
Nov
6%
Sep
18%
170
12% Mar
22%
29
24%
67% Mar
13A
1%
a71%
100
1% Nov
65%
Feb
3% May
89% Nov
National
Nordon
Co
---1
—....
Mallinson Fabrics
Corporation Ltd —
:
Oct
Aug
400
9%
Nov
12%
Jan
346
19%
Nov
30 V#
Jun
11
Feb
15
Oct
60c
Feb
95c
Jan
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9%
20
10
65c
950
a5%
10%
1
1
5% Mar
225
10
Jan
1,053
51
Mar
100
39
Mar
10
Nov
15%
Jun
65% Nov
48% Oct
14 V#
Jan
5% Aug
10
346
3%
950
13
13%
310
13
mpy
10
12
pep
18% Mar
3% Aug
4% May
2%
2%
50
10
10%
500
20c
1,500
8%
8%
530
41%
42%
20c
--
1.55
8%
14c
8%
Jan
22%
Oct'
17 y8
NOV
Jun
34c
Jun
Feb
Feb
15
Jan
Nov
51
Apr
910
41%
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215
20% Jan
1.20
1.25
1.300
1.10 Mar
17%
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17%
238
14%
Jan
24%
Jun
90c
Jan
1.30
Apr
95c
95c
100
1%
1%
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478
1.15
1.15
1.35
3,200
3
1
1
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1
75
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59%
a42% a43%
11% Jun
all% all%
—
—
22%
49
19%
10
—
Oil
Feb
Nov
900
57%
Oct
16
111
21%
60c
Jan
21%
al8% al8%
9
Jun
3%
13
Co—33%c
Jun"
50
13
50
a5%
11
57%
Jade Oil Co
Kaiser-Frazer
Nov
all% all%-
1
Corp '4__———;
Jan
17%
21%
Equipment Co com_5
&
Jun
77%
Feb
5%
al2%
al8%
A————1
Farnsworth Tele in Radio Corp
1
Garrett Corporation
(The) ———2
General
Motors Corp common
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co common—*
Oil
Exeter
28%
Feb
10%
18%
29
—•
,
Feb
52 %c
122
a26% a26%
—
:——20
Industries, Inc.
21%
600
7%
A:
———1
Chrysler Corp
2.50
Clary Multiplier Corp .——
•
Dresser
Jun
65
17%
6%
7%
Certain-teed Products Corp
Consolidated Liquidating Corp
of America
7%
al2% al2%
Corp com——*
Corp.—.—— 20
& Iron common
High
4% Sep
3,020
55c "
55c
——
Appliances
Home
Bendix
1,225
a20% a20%
55c
Barnhart-Morrow
1
Range Since January
Low
5
4%
4%
Company
1
common..—-———— 10
Consol
.——1
Bros
Shares
High
Low
Par
Petroleum
Bandinl
Jan
Angeles Stock Exchange
33%
Jun
210
12
1%
1%
15
Jun
440
Jan
5%
333
1
Products pom.—
—————10c
Corp
1
Kern County Land Co
5
Lane-Wells Co
1
Lincoln Petroleum Co
10c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp——
1
43
71%
8%
1,630
6
Jan
a26%
Jan
Jan
4
6'/a
1%
Sep
Jan
Nov
70 %
33%
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6
—
Apr
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3% July
10%
1
35
Jan
4% Mar
Nov
25
9%
1
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22%
Nov
3%
3%
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13%
10
1
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25 y8
1
48
200
4 V# May
1%
5
Feb
a71
Jun
22%
2%,
Holly Development Co.—
Hudson Motor Car Co .....
Hunts Foods Inc common..
Jan
a26-
70%
•
1%
Hilton Hotels Corp
26%
42 %t
2%
.
Jun
33
42
■
8% Jan
11%
11%
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35
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50
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Feb
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Jan
100
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22%
—
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U (3 Steel
42
36
.
1 % May
465
Jun
16% May
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800
Jun
Jan
12;
Feb
70c
3%
33
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a
3
1,400
25%
107
Feb
17% al7%
1,150
18
10
—
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—
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Mar
22
101%
31 y2
a
3
70c
Feb
preferred
39
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Jan
3
Feb
Colorado Fuel
39%
39%
3%
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4%
Oct
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;
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2%
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75
3 %'
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300
17
100
150
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300
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Oct
35
9%
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24
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12
12
12
26
Feb
4
38% Mar
al4%
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39
a42% a43%
34%
Mar
19%
*
common—
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,
22 Va
300
2%
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£.___——*
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31% Mar
446
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——.—*
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9
58%
57%
Metropolitan Paving Brick———.——4
McKee
92% Oct
a37% a38 %
57%-
910
24
4%
California
90
195,143
3%
Apr
25
a23%
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Jun
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19
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Interlake Iron
Interlake
Feb
16 Va
..
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(Un)
•
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber common
Gray Drug StoresGreat Lakes Towing.
Harbaue? Co
Jan
-
General Motors common
A)
45 "A
14
90
General Electric common
(M
Apr
68
Electric Controller
Hanna
12%
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—
4
—
Feb
Nov
8%
160
38%
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23
57'/a
2
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Nov
23%
2%
Nov
16
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21%. Jun
-
Nov
2
263A May
Feb
77
Cleveland Electric Illumln com
Cleveland Graphite Bronze
•
33
Last
15%
16
Nov
6%
May
22%
High
a34'A a34%
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4
20
,
70c
common—_1
1
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15%
1
Cleveland Cliffs Iron common—.
100
7,708
3
Range Since January 1
34
—,—;—_—1
Controller
Clark
4%
Packard Motor Car common.—,—*
Barker
100
10%
Jun
Nov
20%
——
_
common..
—
10%
10 %
1
Murray Corp common.—
National Stamping
'
15
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Oct
Jun
-33
Low
3%: 3%
3%
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American Home
375
3?!
—
3%
1
;
1
—
common..
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McClanahan Oil
,
Shares
High
Low
Par
Jun
6
1
—_—
for Week
Sale Price
T
■
Jun
10 Va
23%
1
*
—
L—.—
Screw
Masco
•
Products common—i.—
Kingston
Kinsel Drug
LaSalle
-
com—
Radiator common
Warner Aircraft common
STOCKS—
65%
6% Mar
Mfg common——__5
&
Lock
'
Car common.
Motor
Hudson
U
Friday
;.V
—
Houdaille-Hershey common——
Cleveland Stock Exchange
;
52'A Nov
100
20%
20%
1
2%
*
Manufacturing——
Wayne Screw
■
450
Jun
92%
70%
70%
_—i
Electric
Paige common
Jun
7%
1
Gerity-Michigan Corp
Graham
17%
Jan
15
43%
B
Wcstingnouse
53
4%
*
—10
Manufacturing class B
River Raisin
*
Timken
22 Va May
11%
"7,25
(Ohio)
Oil
Standard
Feb
29 %
——_.
(N J)
16%
50
17
'
Standard Oil
5% May
7%
O
Brands
46 % May
4 Va Mnr
29%
15
Oil
Vacuum
34% Mar
7%
«
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Socony
Standard
65 %
•29%
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—
*
Radio
50% Mar
32
70
'4%
4%
17
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42%
10
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4%
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—
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
38%
Jun
Oct
Mar
20
59%
38%
0
Register.—
Cash
57 V#
IITIio
•
•
153
37%'
36%
_
Motors
National
36%
•
Electric
General
14%
Apr
1% May
7%
1
Industries—
Wood
General Motors common—
Hoskins
—
14%
100
1% Sep
12% Feb
9% Nov
Gar
25%
24%
24%
.—100
Tel
&
10 %
300
8'A
5%
_1
_1
1
—1
__——
6 V2
215
24
7
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American
26 Va
Nov
1%
52%
10
Electromaster
Stocks—
American
Nov
1
l
Products—i
Detroit Steel
30
7
7%
—lo
Feb
ID/a
200
7%
Feb
•'
Unlisted
2%
125
8'A
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19/64
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———:
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Jan
Jun
100
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8'A
—
1
5
20
Nav__;
Jan
2%
2%
1
1
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Cleveland
High
LOW
11%
2%
—
1
Range Since January
High
Low
*
2V2
—
Bros
&
Detroit
July
16%
common
Corp
278
216
..
58
21
Mar
—
Burroughs Adding Machine com
Continental
25% May
Nov
13
1,078
«'
,
Jan
Detroit
Nov
45
100
13%.
8%
16% May
19
355
202
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——-
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70
46
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216
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Jun
42%
:
64%
B_—_—
102%
May
64%
43
■
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—
19%
13%
—
Kroger
——_A—
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8%
T'
19%
*
Randall
12
'
19%
19%
Art
Mfg Co common...
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19%
»
Gibson
Hobart
77%.
.
46
—in
Nov
5
184
6%
11%
■
90
23
Chrysler
76
*
Cincinnati Union Stock Yard_____
Shares
1
2
1
1
com..,;
new
common
Brown-McLaren common
Jun
1,186
94
5%
76
Apr
zy%
Rubber
Baldwin
_
Prod
Metal
American
Feb
265
-
•
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Allea
Jan
23
[
■'
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32'A
:.
Nov
17
26%
"
T
■
--
■.
26%
Nov
17
18
17
.
High
Low
26%
100
93%
26%
for Week
of Prices
Par
Range Since January 1
Shares
27
27
common- —8.50
STOCKS-
High
LOW
—20
—
?
'
Par
Mach._
Laundrv
American
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Frlday
for Week
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Week's
Friday
STOCKS—
Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Building
15% May
11%
ll'A
ll'A
Corp
Wilson
11%
2 %
Sunray
United
New York Curb
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
15% May
Feb
11%
& CO.
WATLING, LERCHEN
Oct
33%
Nov
23
5'A
-25
Oil of N J
Stanaard
27 Va
5y8
16 %
...15
i • •
i
High
,
Feb
25%
-1%
Corp-.
Oil Co Inc—
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Socony
.2%
_
.
Low
High
4
25 3
common..
Rexail Drug Inc
\
Range Since January 1
5Va
*
Steel
Republic
for Week
Shares
26
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Last
Sale Price
35
EXCHANGES
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
FOR
RANGE
(2255)
CHRONICLE.
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL.
THE
Number 4755
168
Volume
3
200
7%
140
all% all%
50
21c
19,100
7%
15c
15c
D/s
95c
3
Apr
30
1.60 July
Jan
3% Mar
July
1.55 July
Jan
6% Mar
Jun
6
9
May
-«
14
Aug
lie
Nov
24c
May
15
•
Jun
36
(2256)
THE
COMMERCIAL &
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Monday, November 29, 1948.
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Friday
Week'a
Range
Shares
Par
Northrop
Aircraft
Oceanic
Pacific
Oil
Inc
Co
6%
1st
Pacific
10%
125
6%
Feb
2.75
3%
12,600
1.95
Feb
18 Vis
100
15% Mar
21%
Jun
36
Jan
10
18%
3i y.
31%
Pacific Lighting Corp common
Republic
Petroleum
Finance
Rexall
Drug
Rbeem
Rice
Oil
Stores
Seaboard
5%
5%
320
5
18
al8
50
80c 87 %c
2,300
26%
Company
1
4% Feb
49
Mar
125
17%
Nov
970
15%
Apr
20%
39%
765
42%
65
38 %
38%
690
9c
28%
Feb
9c
,
Oct
44 %
1,000
111
34c
1,347
25c
Sfcp
55c
22%
1,666
15%
Feb
32%
a9 %
a9%
50
8%
Feb
22c
Feb
25
Mar
Mar
27
27 %
550
26
May
28
25
Transcontinental
Union
Oil
of
&
United
States
Universal
Steel
Baldwin
26%.
504
24% May
28%
Jan
361
22%
Jan
25%
Feb
27
27%
300
26%
Nov
29% July
Consol
Oil
33%
175
32%
Feb
34%
Curtis
62% July
72% Jun
Delaware
Electric
49
Jan
49
52
765
44%
Feb
63%
63%
446
55
Jan
11%
11%
708
9
% Feb
25
19%
19%
19%
190
19%
Nov
15% May
23% Oct
390
11%
Nov
20% May
10%
Nov
13%
11%
10%
..
11%
10%
lnc_5
a
commort—.25
29%
10%
10%
89%
36
I
10%
75
2,786
13'/a July
Feb
Jan
20% May
38% July
21%
89%
10
93
Feb
70
72%
914
67% Mar
86%
Oct
'36
36%
910
35
44% July
70%
10
1,329
29%
a
29%
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•
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.
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Nov
Nov
Mining Stocks—
None
sold
this
Budd
week
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Mfg
American
Power
Co—
2%
*
Light
*
Airlines
American
a
'
100
2%
a27% a28 %
27%
2%
-
Tel
&
Tel
Co
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co
Corp
Co (111)
Topeka & Santa Fe
Atchison
Refining Co
Mfg Corporation
Baldwin
Locomotive
Barnsdall
Bendix
Oil
Bethlehem
Columbia Gas
Commercial
Solvents
Curtis Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Goodrich
(B
Co
Graham-Paige Motors Corp
Great Northern Ry Co preferred
Interlake
Int'l
Iron
Nickel
International
of
Canada
Loew's
17 %
a25 %
Storage
Inc..
Nat
Distillers
New
York
North
Corp
Prod
North American Co
Pacific
Ohio
__
Packard
Motor
—
-
_
dlv preference
Socony-Vacuum
Oil
Southern
Railway
For
63%
14%
Nov
27%
28 %
3%
Feb
14%
Oil
50
25%
Nov
33%
50
7%
Feb
13
4%
Feb
Mar
20
9 % Feb
245
32
34%
14%
69
127
70
Mar
Feb
11%
Nov
51%
Feb
3
Nov
42%
40
page
42.
Mar
Jun
13% July
-
13%
11
18% May
545
51%
15% Mar
49%
56%
1,793
Sep
Jan
50% Mar
65%
50
17%
Feb
25% May
340
Oct
13
Nov
-
5%
30
9%
4V2
%
465
%
7%
683
17%
18%
16%
17%.,
Feb
Oct
May
7% May
1
.
5% Mar
May
1,676
8%
17%
Sep
16% Feb
Oct
20 %
20%
37%
38%
76
36%
Oct
20%
July
May
48% Apr
21%
5,652
20 %
NOV
24% Jun
24%
175
21%
Feb
25
40%
713
28
Jan
289
20%
Nov
25%" 26%
45% July
23% July
520
25%
Nov
28% July
22%
,
389
16%
Feb
27% July
7% Sep
39'A Mar
50 % May
3,921
„
23%
39 %
39
21
20%' 21%
26%
10
47%
23%-
10%
210
47%
10%
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48%
10%
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22 %
Mar
12%
Jun
100
10 %
Nov
10%
Nov
69%
70%
265
50% Mar
70%
Nov
2%
2%
2%
1,021
2
19%
19%
20%
1,339
19%
20%
20%
23
20% July
24
36%
36 %
36%
25
32
39% July
15
62%
Fort
Steel
Co
Feb
3% May
23 % May
Nov
Mar
Feb
Gas
&
Electric
Commercial
Pitt
5%
San
United
Jun
16%
25 % Mar
33%
53
Apr
62
10
Nov
16%
42%
Feb
60%
10 %
15
Nov
19%
13
Apr
13
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86
5
350
9
130
9
Aug
12
11
217
10%
2
2
12
12
12
Nov
25%
72
23%
Feb
39 %
Jan
10%
200
7% Mar
10%
Sep
23
35%
20 Va
21%
35%
40
31%
20%
323
18%
6%
Feb
2%
3
Feb
Nov
common
-
9
Aug
200
Jun
3%
Sep
11% Mar
24%
Nov
3
110
2% Mar
3%
Jan
52%
Jan
32
32
32
273
30
30%
32%
160
30%
Nov
9%
255
7%
Feb
10c
....—1
Brake
May
36% Aug
23% May
200
3
1
—.—
27
3
8%
Mining
Jun
22
30%
10
2%
Feb
110
8
21%
c
—
States Glass
32
8
3
Jun
Jan
Nov
22%
*
14%
2
•
20%
Feb
Jun
Jan
11%
25
5
10%
149
33%
1,119
10
common
Electric
10c
"
1,500
Mar
10c
Mar
39%
v
10
19c
Jun
Jan
May
5%
5%
100
5%
Nov
10
30
32 V8
Apr
29%
368
29%
Nov
24=
39 %
Jun
24
24 3A
285
24
Nov
33
Jun
*
Corp
16
1,020
July
Jun
31% Mar
12.50
63% May
Feb
15% Mar
21%
Jun
380
17%
Nov
13%
517
22% May
12% Mar
18% July
8%
820
8%
Nov
:a
15%
57
15%
Nov
173A
18%
13% May
16% Jan
a
53
17%
Nov
27%
40%
a
10
26%
Feb
4%
4%
1,495
4%
Feb
8%
10
21%
500
8% Nov
18% Feb
Jun
5% May
11 %
May
26% May
17%
73A
: 8%
625
54%
360
41 % Mar
57
32%
33
410
32 5
29%
29%
49 Va
515
May
25%
12%
12%
133
May
7 %
7 %
26%
27
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16 %
Feb
21% May
7%
Nov
22
8
Nov
Feb
44
15
Jan
160
7%
Nov
11
May
362
22%
Feb
33%
20
9%
26
Nov
13% May
32%
608
15
Feb
23%
115
35%
Feb
47
188
22%
Jun
Mar
52%
Jun
173
38
73%
356
71%
13%
145
11% Mar
22%
22%
Feb
Feb
85% Julv
18
29%
Exchange
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS—
of Prices
Par
American
Brown
Tel
Shoe
&
Tel
common^—
Coca-Cola Bottling
Falstaff Brew common
General Electric
Genera! Motors
Low
100
z,—L.
common
(Un)
25
'
Shares
Range Since January 1
High
151% 151%
31
__
1.
—1
—
common
151%
15
31%
Low
329
150%
High
Oct
155%
190
27
Feb
33%
Sep
Oct
25
25
25
25
Nov
31
23%
__
23%
May
50
15
Feb
27
Nov
•
37'A
36%
37%
340
31% Mar
10
(Un)
Griesedieck-Western
Hussmann-Ligonier
Huttig s & D
Preferred
Brew
57%
57%
59
253
51
6
common
:
common
...
—
Hydraulic Pressed Brick preferred
International Shoe common
Johnson-S & Shinkle common
Knapp-Monarch
Laclede-Christy
Laclede
Gas
July
Jun
"
common
__
100
—
50
—
Mar
42% May
Nov
66%
„
common
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4
American
Rice-Stix
com
21
355
20 ¥4
14
100
11%
38
39
75
33
102
102
10
102
Nov
21
Jan
14
Nov
Mar
42
3A Jun
Nov
Nov
102
Nov
23 %
23%
100
22%
Nov
30
Mar
40%
156
39%
Nov
45'/a
Jan
Nov
12
Jan
9%
13
10
100
9%
10%
1
common
20%
14
,
39%
•
*
10%
100
8
Mar
13
13
110
13
Nov
11%
Oct
17
Jun
(Un)
10
common
5%
5%
18 %
Midwest Piping &
Supply com
North
20%
14
5
18%
19
150
13% Mar
22
15
15
15
64
14% Mar
17%
30
a
5 %
200
4%
Apr
6% May
__
1st
preferred
St Louis Car
100
common
lo
Jun
May
28%
13%
1,595
Apr
Sep
73%
17
Oct
Feb
17%
a39% a40 %
May
Feb
a40 a40%
a22
Jan
8
50
Friday
Jun
52%
691
St. Louis Stock
-
31% Mar
48%
18
16%
19% May
10%
10
preferred
Apr
Apr
170
a21 %
Mar
12
Apr
50
15%
21%
13
1
Oct
8% Nov
a8%
8%
342
Oct
20
a
13%
Jun
325
Feb
13%
9
10
Air
25
lo
—
SuDply
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Jan
48
Feb
Gas
High
250
—1
.
Low
27
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com
Co
Range Since January 1
High
1
Manufacturing
Toy
13%
5
.
Shares
25%
*
Corp.—
common
Brewing..
Star
Low
«
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Oct
37% Mar
for Week
—..."
...
Pittsburgh Brewing
July
11%
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
...
Co..
Mountain Fuel
Oct
50
Week's
Sale Price
Follansbee Steel
Jun
30
a31% a31%
.
7
Jun
11% May
65%
875
^
59 %
10%
Feb
Nov
20
Inc
Lone
95
4%
13=
49%
250
17
13%
10
Mackintosh-Hemphill
McKinney Mfg
14%
8%
39%
8
51%
6%
17%
1
Jun
al5%
a
100- i
Nov
■
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Jun
230
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Apr
Jun
592
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16%
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Continental
July
30%
a
15%
1
27 %
158%
12
Water Service—
Improvement
(D L)
Columbia
26% Aug
16% Jun
50
140
a
1
Co
8%,
High
Nov
5%
■
*
Duquesne Brewing new
12% July
Feb
50
*
25
21%
147% Mar
300
53 %
lo
Par
Jun
140
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2%
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Allegheny
Jun
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12"
18%
•
„
Gas
Low
480
1,885
11,
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Scranton-Spring Brook
United
Range Since January 1
•
23%
57% /
•
common
United
7>/4
50
Joy
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25
see
Paper
Shares
High
51%
16%
common
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10
24%
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♦
38%
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Feb
50
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s
49%
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21 % Mar
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16%
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320
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&
7%
4,350
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Jun
20
Friday
Jun
55%
a
30%
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33
150% 151%
..10
STOCKS—
May
1,220
25
14
May
24% May
Nov
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jun
Sep
a
(Ind)
footnotes
Scott
Clark
17%
a42% a42%
Co
Corp
Dome
Jun
23%
*
Oil
Webster
Reading Co
Salt
El
preference
Blaw-Knox
365
3 %
*
Nov
25
•
Harbison Walker Refractories
3
•
Co
Nov
17%
24%
8%
•
common
div
16% Mar
_1
5
Brands Inc
Si
Corp
Service
$1.40
Apr
29%
Co
Standard
Stone
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32%
Corp
Regis Paper Co
Schenley Distillers Corp
9%
40
140
1
...
Westmoreland Coal
May
17
Republic Steel
10'%
16%
51%
■
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common
Nov
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Studebaker
19
254
4,640
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a
a
%
8%
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10%
-50
11% May
„
Feb
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St
Standard
33
Feb
10%
all% all%
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Corp of America
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815
7%
7%
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_
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Airways
19
15%
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410
a7%
1
...
49% May
-5
...
395
a25
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Radio
309
8%
13%
_
Apr
3% May
Feb
a24 a24%
49%
9%
7%
___
Pictures
Phelps Dodge
Pure
3%
•
__
Co
Feb
23%
.10
22%
7%
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pullman
11'%
•
Car
American
Paramount
Ry
2 %
38%
113
Sales
.—13%
Battery
Corp
Brothers
July
18
Company
Light.
8%
•
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Nov
80
175
for Week
■
22%
a 54"%
RR—
Aviation
Northern
Pan
Nov
Mar
«
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Central
American
Oil
Mar
17%
17%
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18
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc.,.
Nash-Kelvinator
65
Jan
51
22%
a
Robibns
&
Oct
47
10
•
&
10%
a2%
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28% Mar
90
a55%
Magnavox Company
a9%
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12
42% July
150
3%
•
39%
NOV
15'A
Inc
McKesson
50
30% Mar
22%
160
_*
Paper Co
Tel & Tel Corp..
Copper Corp..
McNeil & Libby
Kennecott
July
Week's
'
37% Jun
39 % Mar
a8%
*
International
Llbby
40
*
Corp
Co
535
120
10%
•
-——
Aug
30
Jun
•
Corp
92 %
Feb
Jun
10%
•
Utilities
Nov
23%
of Prices
.
Corp
Pennsylvania Power Si Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg com
Philadelphia Electric common..
$3.50
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17%
44
Feb
34%
13%
13%
a52% a53 %
41%
44%
5
General Electric Co
Public
Feb
Feb
a8%
25
1
Foods
12%
27%
a39% a40%
1
common
49% July
7% Oct
33
*
A
Feb
20
5
Electric Bond & Share Co
83
145
a42% a42 %
1—2%
J
Co
Power
Westmoreland
117% July
Sep
4%
100
5
__
Jan
37%
100
—1
(The)
91
93
12%
a55 % a56%
1
Crown Zellerbach Corp
150
25
a
151
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Sun
May
650
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*
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170
36%
a
33
a 39%
*
Corp—
7
12%
33%
10
Corp
Continental Motors Corp
Continental Oil Co (Del)
General
15
36%
*
inc
Consol Vultee Aircraft
General
31% May
a
25
Commonwealth Edison Company
Commonwealth & Southern Corp
Consolidated Edison Co IN Y)
Class
40%
Nov
.———*
System
Jun
Feb
Nov
6%
5
—.
Oct
a
—13
Common
Sep
7%
a36% a36%
5
Canadian Pacific Ry Co—
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Cities
Service Company
46%
a33 % a33%
15
Company (The)
Nov
32
5
—
39%
Oct
16% May
157% May
27%
13
•
Eoeing Airplane Co
Company (The)
10%
-
60
a7%
a99% alOl %
5
Borden
Nov
12% Mar
148% Mar
27
6%
Corp
170
7%
Mar
307
a7%
a36%
—
39%
345
1,788
10
a24% a25%
3
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Nov
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a7%
25
Borg-Warner Corp
Budd
34%
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Steel
a
5
(Del)
Co
Aviation
6%
40
150% 151 %
10
Atlantic
Avco
260
39%
50
&
Armour
150%
*
Steel
Armco
29%
6%
a7%
14%
100
American Woolen Co
43
a24
100
Works
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley RR
National Power & Light
4% May
41% May
Oct
305
6%
a7%
American Radiator & Stand San Corn •
American
Nov
a7%
1
&
Nov
*'
Corp
Publishing
Philco
1
...
37%
Sale Price
II
Locomotive
General Motors
$1
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Corp
670
a2%
.
Company
Public
Unlisted
Alleghany
37%
a9%
•
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33%
11%
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Apr
a39% a42%
Par
24%
50c
Air
Oct
25%
a83% a84%
*
American Stores
American Tel & Tel
24%
•
....
9%
Nov
Last
33%
————„2
——
Nov
18%
Friday '
26%
•
Western
California
Prefered class A
6%
100
10
STOCKS—
July
1
Corporation
306
Philadelphia Sfoek Exchange
Gimbel
Transamerica
Jun
7%
37%
39%
a
12%
Woolworth Co (F W)
24%
•
:
32
7
5
Western Union
Telegraph Co
42% May
25
common
Feb
1
30% July
36
Southern California Gas 6 pfd cl A—25
Textron, Inc
19%
25
10
Inc
Oct
10
—-:
395
23
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__
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(Del)
May
215
994
Calif
68% July
10
Pictures
14'/a Mar
122
38
Company—.—
Feb
__
Jun
22%
25
Sunray Oil Corp common
4'/a% class B preferred
Inc
Mar
22
168%
28%
pref
49%
Jun
9c
172
29c
168%
38
preferred
Jun
180
65%
52% May
28
cumulative
of
Feb
Mar
—25
convertible
cumulative
32%
46
com__25
——
66%
37%
Co
Bros
Fed
Nov
49
Rubber
Jan
53%
Jun
47%
Lines
36%
245
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
20% May
17V4
39
•'
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Warner
Jim
7
17% al7%
1
Pacific
15% Jan
1,100
16%
15
Southern Calif Edison Co
Standard Oil Co
1,670
5%
25c
Co
4.32%
May
27%
Air
Corp
United Corporation
Nov
1.30
17
*
4.88%
21%
39
Sinclair
4.48%
Nov
Nov
5
a
30
Corp
United
7% May
20
Aircraft
Nov
a52%a54%
22%
50
Union Pacific Railroad Co
United
30
65%
•
High
585
„
•
Low
30
•
Co
Range Since Jannary 1
High
30
a53'%
*
Carbon
&
Low
__
10
Twentieth-Century Fox
Jun
1
A
Shares
25
__
Co
Associated Oil Co
Water
Union Carbide
Jun
0%
•
Co
Co
for Week
25
Tri-Continental Corp
Feb
60c
26%
5
5
Tide
July
32
&
Company
Texas Company
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Aug
Nov
a
Swift
Jan
28 %
Sep
1
Southern
Mar
3%
Signal Petroleum Co of Cal
conv
22
51%
55
Nov
306
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4.56%
22
3,150
—
Sierra
Trading Corp
8ignal Oil & Gas Co class
Preferred
50
5%
Shell Union Oil Corp
Aircraft
Feb
24%
Security Company
Solar
35%
47% Mar
23
common.
Finance
Oil
49
5%
Inc
Sears Roebuck &
110
264
1
Co
Corp
Aeronautical
Safeway
50%
50%
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—
2.50
Manufacturing Co
Oil
Mar
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common
Co——
Inc
Ranch
Richfield
Ryan
Co
33
13% May
3% Nov
30% Mar
300
50%
*
Seaboard
713
34%
50 %
•
Fuget Sound Pulp & Timber Co
31%
33%
10
...
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
10%
25
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
High
2.80
25
Indemnity Co
26
Friday
Low
10 %
preferred
NOVEMBER
Range Since January 1
High
X
Finance Corp common.
Gas & Elec common
Pacific
Low
——1
,——
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
FOR
St
Louis
Scullin
Public
Steel
Service
class
common—
A
50
•
1
Stix-Baer
Wagner
&
Fuller
Electric
common
common
27
20
24
Apr
132
132
40
131
Oct
137%
50
20
Mar
23%
200
5
Aug
16
May
20%
5
»
Sears Roebuck & Co
Sterling Aluminum
common
27
__
5
15
20%
5
19
39%
__
...
__
20%
5
"
19%
200
39%
40%
238
17 %
17%
10
13%
13%
300-
13
Feb
47
48
305
47
Nov
32%
7
21%
July
Jan
July
Jan
Feb
Feb
Oct
Feb
43
May
15% Mar
23
July
17% May
55% July
,
.
Number 4755
Volume 168
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(2257)
37
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
NOVEMBER
ENDED
26
Friday
.
PACIFIC COAST SECURITIES
Sale Price
Dean Witter
Co.
&
MEMBERS
Exchange
and other principal
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21%
2%
Nov
2%
23A
100
2%
Nov
19%
19%
200
19%
Nov
15 y8
15%
.
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
Tel & Tel Co (Unj_
100
200
High
26% May
4 V4 May
Sep
2%
250
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150% 151%
Co
(Un)
Distillers
National
.
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110
15
Nov
20
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220
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14%
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(Un).—
24 V*
2.50
Apr
Jun
May
Nov
3%
Jan
32% Mar
246
9%
9%
3 6'/a
July
425
13%
14
23c
23c
2,400
425
N
Central
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North
RR
(Un)
——
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■
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145
17%
Jan
34%
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31
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Mar
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20
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180
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13% May
Jan
16% May
North
American Co
67
Jun
North
Amer
155
May
North
American
51%
8%
144
24%
__
10c
Prod
Jan
12% Mar
1,494
*
Feb
—1
(Un)„_:
Fibres
Auto
Northern
American Woolen
10%
14
—18
Lode
149% Mar
70
150%
American
Mother
National
Low
,
80
-
Nov
325
Range Since January 1
High
2%
50
16%
*
(Un).;
Morrison-Kndusen Co
19%
•
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&
National
Shares
19% a20%
a
2%
•
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(Un)
Stan San
Radiator &
v—
10
Alleghany Corp (Un)X
American
Low
a8%
16%;
w-t
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
for Week
of Prices
Par
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Co
Juneau
Sale Price
'•
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*
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sales
Range
Last
stocks—
Exchange
Co
Robbins Inc
&
Mindanao
Week's
1—
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Friday
High
a8%
16 %
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5
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Navigation
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Sad Francisco Stock
Low
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(Glenn L)
McKesson
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-
1
Macy & Co, (R H) common
Magnavox
Co
——
Security and Commodity Exchanges
Telephone BArclay 7-4300
SAN FRANCISCO
Range Since January 1
High
*
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Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Low
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■'
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Shares
7
1
Libby McNeill & Libby
New York Stock
for Week
of Prioes
Par
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un)
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
t
STOCKS—
39%
40
Mar
50
a34%
a34%
a35
190
31
Feb
40% May
Oahu
Anglo
20
27%
27 %
28
769
27%
Nov
32%
Jan
Oceanic
100% 100%
235
89%
Feb
119%
Sep
Occidental
13%
70
9%
Feb
18% May
:
55
58 %
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57 V* Aug
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Pacific
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Copper Mining (Un)
California National Bank
Atchison
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imperial Diesel
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Baldwin
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Bendix
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9
May
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6%
7
355
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7%
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64%
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24%
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7
1,050
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25
100
34
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7
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10
10
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288
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10
12
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Sep
19% May
Mar
225
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68% May
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38
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28
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2,196
395
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12%
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16
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35
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113
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34%
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
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31%
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15
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32
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15%
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Feb
50%
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100
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5%
20
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500
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Blair
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Bank of California N A
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24
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a
37
r»3X
Engine——
Locomotive
604
24 y4
610
24
Nov
33%
Jun
42
42
170
42
Nov '
49
Jun
*
38
(2258)
COMMERCIAL
THE
LISTED
CANADIAN
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
FINANCIAL
&
ENDED
CHRONICLE
.
MARKETS
NOVEMBER
26
Friday
Montreal Stock
STOCKS—
Range
Sale Price
Par
preferred
Sales
National
for Week
7 %
Shares
Range Since January 1
15%
20
—
High
12 Yt Mar
15
20
♦
preferred
15%
3,565
19%
2,438
17% Mar
16»a
Feb
24 %
Oct
690
33% Mar
56%
Oct
2,582
Feb
65 %
4%%
•
Ltd
55%
57%
25%
25%
275
8%
BVa
400
45
45
14
— —
__
•
common
6%
6
6%
43
*
Ogilvie
25%
Nov
Nov
13
Feb
t
49
Feb
>
Feb
8%
44
7%
5% Mar
480
Steel
Bell
Ottawa Electric Rwys
Ottawa
Jan
Jun
Penmans Ltd
72
15
65
Oct
25c
50
25c
Nov
27
597
24 % Mar
29% May
21%
21%
22
1,002
17 % Mar
22%
43%
&
British
Oil
American
Preferred
—
43%
43%
3,849
18%
18%
19%'
14
14
•
•
Power-
«
-
*
common-
—
6%
Powell
Sep
Sep
44
1,849
17
Feb
170
14
Nov
19
21%
56%
24
170
170
19
42
42%
626
20%
20%
387
15%
Feb
101% 101%
15
100%
Sep
•
British Columbia Power Corp cl
Bruck Mills $1.20 partic class a.....
Class B
a.:*
May
24
24%
26%
43
1,684
25%
385
Oct
20 %
Feb
25
24
s
Jan
Corp
P»-ice
4
27 % May
Canada Cement
$1.30
3%
3%
26%
26%
26%
140
24%
17%
17%
75
16%
5%
5%
205
35
35
225
*
•
•
Building Products
Bulolo Gold Dredging
_
_
3%
•
35
____
5
preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
Northern
10
24
24%
9%
Feb
Nov
Feb
15% May
20
Yc
Canada Steamship
5% preferred
Canadian
5%
18%
—
24
Class
A
#
14% Aug
25
common
11
Canadian
6%
_
_
cl£ss
_
5
1,315
a
Mar
15
42
23%
47
47
75
34
Feb
106
106
11
101
Apr
13%
13%
770
15%
16
170
15
Pacific
Consolidated
92
658
58
Feb
95
Nov
39
153
35% Mar
40
230
21
Mar
23
140
12
Nov
Ltd
12
Jan
14
45
45
25
44
Jan
27
150
25'
Jan
30
Jun
31%
130
26% Mar
36
May
15%*
67
Jun
149
Apr
39%
Nov
May
18%
Jan
30
Jun
37
Feb
47%
Nov
615
11
Feb
17%
Oct
935
preferred
60
54% Mar
68
Jan
July
125
93 "■> Mar
100
12%
12%
12%
510
17%
17'%
17%
242
10% Feb
15% Mar
18
98'
*
—
57
..
93
8
98%
8
100
8
55
101 % 101%
5
*•
15%
Oct
July
8
Nov
14% May
102% May
100%
Nov
.8%
9
262
8%
Nov
11
Sep
22%
22%
228
22%
Ncv
27
Aug
preferred
1
15
15
15
879
12
Aug
15%
Sep
24
24
1
24
Nov
31% July
common
Lawrence
Paper
•
'
Co—
preferred
preferred
99
83%
82%
83%
302
80
Aug
85%
l
42
42
43%
767
40%
•
24%
24
24%
1,695
Aug
20% Mar
24%
50
47
46
47
810
44% Mar
.
Water &
4%
'r_.
;
Power
com
preferred——
-
-
48
Nov
Sep
149
Oct
July
Williams
Breweries
of
Canada
*
preferred
17%
17
.
Canada
Chemical
preferred
*
Power
24%
16%
35
17% '
2,060
17%
200
29
29
20
22
Mar
12
Mar
Nov
NOV
29
Nov
29%
Jun
101%
10
98
50
16%
Feb
6%
1.130
83
83
„
Apr
18%
98%
98%
„
Apr
17%
17%
18
*[■'
27
11 % Mar
6%
__
•
.
common
24%
16
*
__
100
—
Standard
5 '/o
24%
•
com
common
20
5% Mar
J.un
Jun
8% May
-
Steel
Co
1%
of
.100
—,
Canada
•
common
Dreferred
Tuckett
Steel
81%
12
12%
715
10
Mar
10
Mar
50
83
Nov
97
Jan
460
82
67
Feb
82
Nov
25
Tobacco
United
81%
7%
82
82
82
120
72
Mar
83
Sep
100
166
165
166
130
160
Mar
166
Nov
7
6%
7
600
5
Mar
50
21
*
17
16%
*
preferred
28%
Corp
••
-
.8% May
Jun
47
Viau
Biscuit
common
25
Witbasso Cotton
—
Walker
Gooderham
Weston
14% May
14% Oct
12%
12%
50
33
33
34%
7,435
20% Mar
34%
(George)
preferred
Worts
&
13%
14
100
11% Mar
15
Jan
16
15%
16%
12,118
12% Mar
21% May
9%
9%
25
4%%
•
common
__
25
17
510
28
28%
1.320
24%
24%
100
Jan
16%
24
25
Nov
18%
Nov
Mar
Sep
31% May
22 % Mar
28
May
Nov
13%
*
*—1 CM
12%
126%
9%
12%
75
128
1,555
33
13D
32
35
125
33
5Q
33
33
—
35
10
Nov
10 %
Feb
16%
5%
Nov
38%
Jan
.
99
99
99
•
29%
29
30%
common—
100
—
Limited
6%
Aug
131%
Electric
preferred
Zellers
Nov
91% Mar
—100
Winnipeg
common
,
98
__
_*
preferred
28%
2,065
98
40
—25
25
-
Mar
100
Feb
Jan
32%
10
28%
/
96
Jan
99
25
40
28%,
99
20%
34%
Apr
45
30
27%
Oct
29
Nov
Oct
May
.
May
Banks—
*
*
a
14%
15
Oct
9
Corp
Southern
Oct
30
>
12
__
class
400
58
•
*
Mar
Mar
37% May
Canadienne
—10
23
23
5
9%
9%
50
Distillers
Seagrams
*
20
19%
20
2,285
16% Mar
Bridge
*
30
30
30%
1,370
27
Feb
25
20%
Feb
20
400
20
Jun
21%
Jan
24
23%
24
319
21
Aug
24
Nov
10
26%
26%
26%
1,290
25
Feb
28
Jan
36%
36
36%
37%
Feb
25%
25
25%
25%
Jan
,
20
22% May
Dominion
20
_10
,
Commerce
Montreal
Davis Leather Co
25
45%
Feb
60%
135
22%
4%%
18% May
40
1—25
—
19
44%
'
*
Crown Cork & Seal Co
36
19
100
Simpsons Ltd class A
„
Aug
26%
Smelting. II—5
&
Sep
Apr
Aug
22
13
—20
Glass
Aug
22
103
29
145
45
—•
Voting trust certificates
Jun
45
*
44%
Jan
Nov
1
Sicks
Jun
18%
13%
•
Railway
Mining
15
12
.
_
Cardy Corp Ltd class A—.,
Cockshutt Plow
—t
Consumers
Mar
13%
_
_
Sep
19%
.——49
Sherwin
Nov
106
39
30
common
171
Mar
25
185
61
140
•
Paper common
Series A
Sep
12
*
—
Canadian
9% Mar
48
89%
'
__
39%
61
*
•
Power
2nd
Jan
•
Companies
Canada
1st
Jun
17% Mar
"r25
Canadian Ind Alcohol class A
Jan
16
Oct
35% Mar
13%
...
_
39
•
*
St Lawrence Flour Mills com—
Jan
248
91
*
preferred
Foreign Investment
Oil
11
101%
16,112
13%
_
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
37
pfd... —20
Cottons common.,
Canadian Locomotive
98
21%
...
Class B
'
15%
♦
B
162%
50
preferred
St
Jan
21%
——
Canadian Converters
Class
14%
39
$1.00 series
1
19
Jan
Nov
28% May
,,
Nov
Mar
9
19
*
$1.75 series
170
Oct
'
Aug
47
*20
Canadian Celar.ese
14
—
-
22 %
2nd
;
Nov
30
Nov
36%
—
Canadian Car & Foundry common.
of
Lawrence
.
Oct
37
*
common
100
14
•
25%
58
Sep
Mar
455
1st
St
July
20%
"50
Bronze
preferred
100
—
21%
43
.751
140
__
1
£o„
Saguenay Power 4%%
Oct
14% Mar
190
•
common—
Canadian Breweries
115
'
140
—160
preferred
Rolland
Sep
6%
36
23
30
9%
fd— .100
p
__
•
common
Bros & Co Ltd common
Shawinigan
Canada Safeway Ltd 4%%
20%
•
Provincial Transport
4% May
27% Sep
Sep
28%
1,621
24
Corp
5
613
28%
2% Mar
50
9%
common-
Power
23%
23
23
16
23
•
common
3,855
16
—
42%
•
——100
Tubes
River
Power
Jan
24
•
Forest
Apr
22% Mav
16%
26%
.25
—
Products
Columbia
May
23
com
preferred
Quebec
British
Jun
26
54
.
Light, Heat & Power
80
72
25c
26%
Paper class A.
Light
1,103
21%
__
.
*
preferred
66c
72
Telephone
Trac
13
55%
Placer Development
Brazilian
Sep
Mar
23%
common
Products
Page-Hersey
25c
British Amer Bank Note Co.
Jan,
45%
10%
Jan
26%
Warrants
Asbestos Corp
Bathurst Power &
45
41% Mar
18
*
Ltd—
Mills
preferred
5 -k
—100
*
125
23
33% May
21% Jun
Class
0
B
.
_
Dominion Coal 6%
preferred
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass
common
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
26
Jan
Nova Scotia
10
10%
Jan
Royal
10
20
20 Ye
280
16
27
25
23
Feb
28
Jan
37
37
20
37
430
30
Feb
38
Jun
325
32 %
Jan
35
Jun
14
Feb
19% May
Mar
25
16%
16%
17
*
24
24
24%
150
23
23
23
130
22% Mar
Chemical
Red preferred
common-.-*
3,143
21%
21%
21%
100
20
Feb
*
12
11%
12%
4,296
11
Feb
13% May
common
preferred
Dryden Paper
168%
168%
169
6
165
•
25
25
25
65
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred——20
Electrolux Corp
;
i
25
16%
16%
16%
85
16% Mar
15%
15%
100
14% Mar
^
&
Heating
Products-
:—*
Famous
15
Players Canada Corp.—
Foundation Co of Canada
*
Gatlneau
*
17%
100
104%
Power
*
common
5%
preferred
5%%
preferred
General
Steel
Ltd
Wares
5% preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%
Gypsum
Lime
&
Hamilton Bridge
*
inc
4%
5%
,
52
5
50
Jan
105
13
Mar
9
357
46%
Sons
Ltd
Lewis Bros
43%
52%
17
Oct
20
Nov
14%
Nov
Montreal Cottons preferred
Locomotive
see page-42.
Inter
Sep
Canadian
Lt
Canadian
Pr
Canadian
200
20
36%
4,067
29% Mar
58%
57%
59%
5,870
46
13
Sep
Mar
27
Jan
39%
Jun
70%
11
Mar
16 %
25
39
Mar
53
Jun
800
14%
Nov
10% Mar
Jun
23%
65
23
Mar
26%
26
26%
482
25
Oct
162
162
162
30
155
18%
18%
70
16% Mar
14%
14%
40
13% Mar
17%
Jan
14
14
14%
425
14
16
Apr
10
10
10%
Oct
Oct
3,515
Food
Neon
Commercial
162
9
19%
16
Feb
11
July
Nov
21 %
Nov
Mar
23%
18%
135
16
Feb
21% May
34
590
33
Nov
38
&
36
50
38
%
6%
6
115
115
4%
4%
4%
2.360
3% Mar
105
105
103
125
78 % Mar
16%
16%
22
1
6%
75
10
4% M-r
74
9% Mar
Feb
134% May
*:
11%
6%
115
12%
100
11%
Feb
22
23
820
15%
Feb
23
Oct
49
47%
49%
310
44
Apr
50
Jan
16 %
16%
25
15% Mar
18
Jan
12%
—*
12%
100
_.*
9
9
50
210
210
10
17%
Ltd
*
•
17%
17%
200
•
237b
24
720
175
176
10
78
78
20
com—*
3%
3%
40
*
78
100
32%
32%
com..*
2%
2%
79
•
53
56
325
_
Ltd
225
132
132
134
85
2
3%
3%
3%
1,150
*
53%
53%
53%
Co__
10% Mar
14%
8% Mar
210
14
12%
Ncv
Feb
Alcohols
'
Oct
61%
Jan
78
Nov
2
Mar
4%
Jun
8
Mar
39%
Jun
1% Apr
20% Mar
2% Mav
60
Consolidated
Textile
Corp
16 Vr Mav
Aircrait
David
&
Class
Frcre
38
Feb
1
12
May
108
Nov
15
Jan
15
Jan
25c
Oct
50c
Jan
15
15
Ltd
com
*
25c
25c
300
common
•
5%
6%
3,575
11%
11%
950
Ltd—
Mills
Limitee
B
May
Dominion
5%
•
35c
35c
17
16
19%
16
7
18%
19%
11,502
*
37
37
325
_*
com
.
class
;
&
6,489
38
Feb
40
Feb
Dominion
Square
14
Mar
21
Nov
Dominion
Woollens
65
45
Jun
50
Sep
Donnacona
30
Apr
44
Oct
Fairchild
A
45c
60c
1,575
Works
Ltd
Linoleum
Corp
&
Paper
Co
Aircraft
Ltd
50
32
10
Nov
14
Jan
130
Jan
Feb
7%
Sep
Sep
3%
15%
Jan
A
35c
16
Mar
Jun
14% Mar
9
40c
30
Feb
Aug
Feb
60c
17
July
July
21% May
38
Oct
95c
Jan
32
Jan
8
8
3
6%
Feb
11
Jun
*
43
45
375
33%
Feb
45
Nov
38%
38%
•
*
•
5
1.00
33
Feb
39%
Jun
57
25
37 %
Feb
13%
14
250
20%
13 %
80
57
*
Worsteds
Ltd
32
53%
,
*
_
Engineering
Oct
4% May
265
15
Ltd
Oct
199
Feb
Apr
13
*
Cub
3%
113
15
Corp
130
13
pfd
—
Paper
Jan
17G
112
5?r
Ltd
Jun
24%
Jan
1
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada Ltd—*
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A—*
Prefered
160
Mar
18
19 % Mar
162
Oct
Jun
225
100
___
Adv
Jan
Jun
17% May *
14% May
Feb
12%
—100
Gen
Oct
22
—50
com
common
Products
Jan
•
100
Inv
Ltd
12,931
301
*
*
Ltd
Co
Paper
Dominion Oilcloth
21
B
Nov
13%
50
Jan
Nov
21% Mav
18
19%
Oct
*16%
Co
Trust
preferred
Claude
33
36
7Yo
Jan
12%
39.50 39.65
17%
Sep
Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd
Cassidy's Limited common
Jun
18
20%
Apr
13%
Jun
Nov
—*
preferred
%
34
39.50
7 %
32%
25
*
40
& Pr
Consolidated
13
16
45
:
Canadian Western Lumber
Catelli
23
25
20
15%
Jun
9,384
250
17
15%
6%
*
Ltd
Rand
Vickers
20%
35%
20%
34%
2,680
17
15%
5
common
Inv
May
22%
12
7%
13%
25% May
46
100
Canadian
25
20%
Jan
—
Ltd
Co
a
Ingersol
103
13%
25
Canadian
Oct
24% Mar
45
«
-
—
Nov
21 %
310
-
Investments
20%
20%
11%
-
Gen
preferred
98
22%
11
1
Ltd
Canadian Industries
20
.
-
Vinegars
475
*
11%
*
class B
Canadian
35%
*
-
Molson Breweries Ltd
Canada
562
*
162
cl
Ltd
Products
13%
•
Co
Packers Ltd
99%
12%
Apr
Dominion
Elec
45
*
Hosiery
&
22%
—3
-
Butterfly
25%
12%
Ltd
B—
Gen
13%
*
class
Food
«
»
Ltd
Canadian
23%
!
Co
98
20%
i 55
100
Canadian
5
Ai
&
25%
—
5
Pulp & Paper com—*
22%
—
162
Preferred
Burns
7%
Jan
*
162
common
May
Nov
Mar
—
Packers
Columbia
Company
9% May
49
12
25
Columbia
British
Brown
Canada
60
14
;_100
Mar
Vancouver
Jun
Jan
765
-
Mar
4
com..
Jun
17%
105
Mar
7,488
—
44
19%
—
10
60
Sugar
Canada Malting Co Ltd
Sep
July
14%
Ltd
footnotes,
Feb
19%
Export class A
Mailman Corp Ltd common
Massey-Harris
McColl-Frontenac Oil
Mitchell (Robert)
For
23%
14%
-.100
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways
1,760
Feb
19%
MacMillan
Montreal
25
57
6%
14%
pfd
(John
46%
56%
56%
1,077
1,905
5%
Jan
16%
Power
Secord
Oct
4
common_5
preferred
&
111
Sep
♦
Labatt Limited (John)
Lake of the Woods common
Laura
Apr
2
9
*
18% May
107%
16%
32
of
High
13
5%
——20
Distillers
&
Low
12%'
—100
common
preferred
Canada
31
&
Range Since January 1
High
Jun
Jan
_*
50
17 %
Jan
Apr
31%
Brewers
20
Feb
—
18% May
Glove
Shares
B_„„
class
Hosiery
108
14
;
Lang
225
12%
Paper
Belgium
5 c/o
Low
„—
&
May
19% May
29
Oct
101
International Utilities Corp
7%
2%
Ltd
Power
Ltd
Sep
10
International Nickel of Canada-——*
International Paper common—
15
International Petroleum Co Ltd
—*
International
30
16%
100
271
common
6%
83
15
—
Steels
Bathurst
Belding-Corticelli
Nov
103
-
——
Bronze
%
2%
July
25
15
.
International
Mar
104 % 104
2%
25
Corp
Nov
19
52
Mining & Smelting
Acceptance
preferred
15
125
240
103
preferred
Indust
1,100
17%
*
Alabastine
Imperial Oil Ltd—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
15%
23%
109% 109%
,
170
for Week
Par
British
15
17%
50
1927
Howard Smith Paper common
$2 preferred
1
Hudson Bay
Jan
100
-
pfd
11%
•
common—
-
100
Oct
23%
100
-
Bakeries
General
15%
15
Mar
33% Aug
23% Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Atlas
100
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
22% July
7%
185
1,106
Canadian Funds
Jan
—23%
Dominion Textile
Enamel
26 %
'
Montreal Curb Market
27% May
Ltd
&
Sep
Nov
34%' -34%
*
1% preferred
!
—,
:
Dominion Steel & Coal class B_:
9%
27
*
—
22*
21
2,857
1.00
1.00
125
57
Nov
10% Mar
18%
Jun
19%
23% May
80c
Oct
Mar
|
High
Mar
100
Mines
Flour
Ontario
Sep
24
•
preferred
175
11%
22
37
Jun
56%
4%
—
Corp
43%
11%
23
•
Noranda
21V* May
216
25%
—
25
pfd
it
Amalgamated Electric Corp
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd. —50
Argus
1,304
43%
—*
Niagara Wire Weaving
20
23
51
7%
•
Ltd
Low
39
19% May
22%
—
Co of Can
Range Since January 1
High
38 %
39
—,—25
pfd
5
National
49%
22%
•
Algoma Steei
Aluminium
—*
common
National Drug & Chemical
Steel Car Corp..
Low
High
■
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A—
Aluminum
Breweries
Low
Shares
0
Abitibi Power & Paper common—
$1.50
of Prices
Low
for Week
of Prices
Par
Week's
Last
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Friday
Monday, November 29, 1948
..
2%
Jan
Volume
Number 4755
168
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
LISTED
CANADIAN
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Par
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fleet
Mutor Co ot
Foreign
Lakes
A
Class
37%
100
2
2%
3,150
25%
26
pfd_. 100
cum
M%
4%
1
6'r
Paper Co
57 V2
57%
Halifax
17
Ltd
-de
Hotel
(Frank
LaSalle
International
MacLaren
(Can)
&
Power
Massey-Harris
Co
^preferred
67c
Moore
&
Ltd
Corporation
Scotia
Nova
Nuclear
Lt
;
10
pfd—20
75c
Russell
Stowell
Union
Distillers
'.Mining
36
Mar
25
80C,
100
12%
12%
1.00
1.00
22%
23
1.405
73
74
650
125
44
May
10%
Oct
15
Aug
17
Nov
21
Jun
75c
Nov
25
90c
Mar
4% Mar
25
12%
85c
May
5% May
13Va Jan
Feb
12
Nov
30
Oct
20
Feb
1.10 Sep
27% May
65%
Feb
75%
Apr
Beatrice
17
100
pfd—,
1st
5,350
21 %
13
107
110
16
110
5
15
16
150
17
100
pfd—20
17
25
*
19
18%
pfd——100
111
111
.—
6 7c
Ltd—i
A—^
Ltd
19
200
111
-
55
41c
7
"42C
4,301
16
41c
16
65
5
Mar
-
Apr
Nov
May
111
Feb
Oct
25
Jan
May
18
Feb
19
May
Feb
5
-
17
16
115
13 Va
104
37c
16
5
Feb
5
Feb
7
Aug
9%
Nov
25
17
Mar
24 %
Nov
22
230
16
Sep
22
37%
Nov
27% Mar
38
12
200
12
Oct
12%
Jun
17
■
12
43
9
Apr
17
Nov
50
3,000
4%c
3c
12c
Mar
Jan
2c
2c
2c
2,500
2c
Apr
10c
10c
10c
500
5c
July
15c
Jan
-lie
10c
11c
8,500
8c
Apr
16c
Sep
*
59c
53c
62c
40,300
12c
Mar
4c
4c
500
4c
Aug
7c
Jan
6c
7c
15,000
5c
Oct
33c
Jun
.
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd
1
Ltd—
6%c
l
...
—
5C
5c
1.000
1
2%c
2%C
2,500
2%C
10%c
*
*
Mines
Ltd
Corp
45c
1
Explorations
Anglo
7.
Ltd
8%c
Aug
14c
Nov
Aug
59c
Nov
8c
8%c
2,000
5c
5c
100
5c
5c
2,000
8c
8 Vac
4,000
1
14 %c
14c
17c
9,220
1
5c
4%c
5c
17,000
10c
10c
300
1
Lake
Ltd
Mines
Found
10c
Jan
16c
Feb
5c
Nov
5c
Nov
11c
Jan
3%c July
12c
Heva
22c
Jan
4%C
Nov
13%c
Jun
10c
Oct
22c
Jan
10c
Mar
r
Ltd
Lake
6,500
Lake
Shore
Lingside
Mines
Gold
Louvicourt
33c
Aug
66c
96c
65,600
55c
Mar
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Feb
Jan
70c
1.56
Jan
Jun
Argus
3c
22,500
5c
5c
2,000
5c
Oct
15c
8%c
Oct
24c
Jan
10c
Nov
10c
500
2,300
5c
20c
Sep
l%c July
8.50
Jan
6%c Mar
16c
Jun
13
Feb
Nov
1
7c
'7c
1,000
4c
Jun
lie
Jan
1
2%c
2%c
10,171
2c
May
3c
Feb
1
4c
4c
1,000
2%c
45c
47c
3,000
25c
.1
-
..
...
6%c
6%c
10%
10%
1
5%c
1,000
250
1
Ltd
Feb
Nov
6c
Oct
13c
10%
Nov
Arjon
Calumet
6c
3,000
30,800
35c
Nov
9,100
40c
July
35c 39
78c
3c
50%
50%
50
2.20
2.20
200
4%c
3,500
Jun
88c
4c
■
New
Louvre
Mines
Gold
—
Ltd
1
Mining Corp
„.Normetal
O'Brien
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
——
4c
50
Pato
Cons
Gold
Piccadilly
Pitt
3.10
1.46
1.50
5c
5c
Mining Co Ltd
3.35
3.65
450
3.30
Feb
51,000
9%C
Apr
;
16c
,
Labrador
13c
Crest Gold
Rochette Gold
Mines
Mines
6%c
6 Va C
6%C
1
58 %c
57c
•
Development——
6%c
1,700
2,900
1,000
Ltd-
1
62C
29,400
6c
7c
22,200
15
825
5c
Ltd
Co
5,000
;15
——*
*
Creek
Sheep
Astoria
Mines
Atlantic.
Atlas
Gold
*
Aubeile
Siscoe
Gold
Sullivan
Mar
5c
1.55 Mar
Nov
i
—
Mines
Toburn
Gold
Malartic
Bagamac
Bank
of
Bank
Bathurgt
&
Decalta
Oils
Footh'lls
Oil
Co
Beatty
Bros
Bell
New
Oil
Co
Pacalta
Okalta
Oils
Omnitrans
Pacific
Ltd
-1
-
5c
1,000
Bertram
&
2,115
15c
410
7%c
2,000
6%c
7c
10,500
12
12
25
20c
22c
5,220
20c
Nov
12c
8c
12c
65,650
5c
July
4 Vac Mar
57c
Mar
Oct
9c
89c
Feb
65c
Jan
15%
Oct
2c
Sep
6c
Jan
12c
1,000
8c
Jun
17c
May
17c
,51.000
7c
Oct
17c
Mar
40c
1,100
35c
Apr
50c
53c
6,617
5UC
Mar
67c
4,900
99c
Mar
1
1.14
1.14
200
5c
5,000
1
a
C
5c
7
—
1.20
-
2.08
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.14
Nov
5c
July
1.51 Mar
19 Vac
Jan
43c
43c
420
43c
Nov
1.05
1.51
273,200
34c
Sep
43c
2.60
3c
2c
3c
15.000
2c
9c.
Jan
4c
5c
17.000
2c
July
5c
Nov
8c
8c
1,000
8c
Nov
8c
Nov
■
s
.
.
.
«
..
_
*
_
_
Exploration
Petroleum
footnotes,
Ltd
*
_
1
..
•
__
see
page
42.
Jun
14%
5 Va c
Oct
35c
Nov
I6V4C Jan
Nov
12c
Feb
Mar
27c
Nov
1.10
66c
1.15
101,300
12%
13
2,900
12c
12c
500
9c
10c ll%c
30,100
8c
15c
17c
7,300
15c
2.75
2.95
1,700
19c 21 VbC
7,050
1.15
Nov
13%
Jun
Feb
16c
Sep
Apr
16c
Sep
Sep
25c
Jan
Sep
May
10 Vb
2.75
Nov
4.00
Feb
26%
26
26 %v
36%
36
36 Va
36
36 Va
8 Va c Mar
29c
Oct
1,345
25
Feb
28
Jan
130
33
Aug
37%
Feb
110
32
36%
*
59 %c
—*
21%
21 %
21%
480
*
42
42
42
75
38 Va
8,700
7%c
—
A
52c
62c
146,750
38%
Sep
69c
Mar
9c
17
Jan
Nov
22
Oct
42
Nov
24c
Mar
Apr
.
Jan
1
8%c
8c
9c
43 Va
43 Vb
43 Va
2,854
42%
1
30c
30c
35c
1,000
25c
Aug
65c
Jan)
class A———*
19
19
19
215
17
Oct
19 %
Nov
Eevcourt
1
21 % c
21 Vac
—
Gold
Biltmore
Bobjo
—_——
Kirkldnd Gold
Hats class A preferred-
Bidgood
Oct
44
Sep
Oct
*
Gold
Bordulac
3,500
18 %c
Oct
60c
Feb
14c
3,800
13c
Aug
28c
Jan
19%
21
Oct
13c
15c
7,000
10c
Mar
17c
Jan
11c
12c
3,000
11c
Nov
29 c
Feb
1
————
-
5c
—
5c
500
18c
20c
2,500
3%c
1
Mines
•
Pershing
Boycon
Bralorne
50
14c
1
Ltd
Gold
Bonville
24c
13c
19%
13c
1
11c
Mines
_
—
•
Mines
7.00
4%c
9,000
6.90
7.00
625
•a*
Brand
Millen
&
Traction
Brazilian
Brewers
Brewis
olass
Jt-—^
A—
Light & Pwr com—*
Distillers
&
_5
_
—
—
Lake
Red
2VaC
Apr
5c
Nov
16c
Sep
57c
Jun
3c
Sep
6c
Jan
Oil
50c
18%
18%
19%
15
15
15
5
6c
7c
2,000
24
24%
1,900
26
455
200
1,640.,
20c
Sep
17
Feb
13%
Aug
4c
Aug
•
24 %
26
25%
90
90
30
3%
3VB
3%
2,575
6%
7
110
26%
26%
26%
240
3
3
67-')
2
Apr
39c
27c
40c
205,900
16c
Feb
common—
_
11
6.50 July
Feb
1.00
Feb
•
45c
£V
18% May
—25
American
Preferred
■
1
British
Columbia
Electric
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
British
Columbia
Power
Class
-100
pfd
—
Products
class
*
B—_♦
*
A
*
B
British
Oil———
Dominion
Broulan
-*
Porcupine
Buffadison Gold
"
22% May
16% Jan
8c
20
Feb
25
23%
Jan
27%
Oct
99
1
Buffalo
Canadian
3
Mar
4
% Mar
24%
Jan
Oct
Jun
Nov"
'Jan
4% May
8% Aug
27 Vt
3%
Sep
Nov
Jan
29c
1,700
25c
July
37c
20c
3,000
15c
July
99c
1.63
600
16c
17c
11,000
6c
Aug
30C
1.25 July
Sep
40c
17c
28c
17c
1
—
86%
1.60
1
—
Ankerite
•
2.40
Jan
Jan
;
8c
8c
9,000
6 V«c
Aug
25c
Jan
34%
34%
35%
210
28%
Feb
36
Nov
4c
5c
.4,500
*
...
*
——
•
B—
class
A
13%
*
*—
Co
class
&
Nov
1
Products
Burlington Steel
16 %c
—*
Lake
Red
Hill
Burrard
17
*
Calder Bousquet
1
2nd
Linen
preferred—
8
%C
13%
13 Va
17
17%
95
7%
100
7%
7c
*
Edmonton
&
•
100
3 Vac. July
5%c Apr
11
Jan
Feb
15
Feb
21
Sep
7% Aug
9
Jun
•
13%
7c
16%
6.15
5.60
6.20
7c
Aug
15c
Feb
200
7c
16%
14 Vb
Jan
16%
Nov
20,360
3.65
Feb
2,000
7.60 May
*
Lake
Red
7%c
7%C
8%c
12,700
6c
Feb
18c
Jun
1
Flon_.
54c
44c
54c
15.100
34c
Mar
65c
Jan
1
Canada Bread common
Canada
Cement
2.10
1.90
2.15
2,100
*
——
Canada
75
*
common
Malting
•
—*
23
Canada
Northern
Packers
Power
class
49
•
A
23 V4
350
27%
20
Preferred
Class
Canada
Canada
B
2.90
Nov
27%
55
2%
Nov
3.00 Mar
49
49
250
9-'%
9%
50
4% May
14% Mar
24 Va
27
Nov
29
Apr
53% Jan
43%
Nov
July
Sep
11% Jan
Sep
38
15 Va Mar
18
9
•
33
33
33
190
16%
16%
16%
335
186
187
3
-
33
•
.....
Permanent
Apr
Nov '
*
14
14
14%
185
11
14%
Oct
36
36
37
116
35
Feb
42
Jun
22
22
45
20
Nov
23% July
Wire
Cable
&
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Canners
B——*
Breweries
Canadian
class
Commerce
of
1st
•
Canadian Car class A
Celanese
6.20
1,700
14c
16c
9,850
11c
Jun
32c
Jun
43c
45c
1,500
38c
Feb
52c
Apr
Canadian
25 VaC 28%c
92,750
25 Vac
Nov
28 VaC
Nov
Canadian
Indus
3.75
800
3.25
Jan
4.00
Nov
Canadian
—
Malartic
Nov
24
Jan
226
16% Mar
22
May
28
Jun
26
160
23
Apr
80
17
Mar
15%
15%
16
980
15 Va
Apr
18% Jun
•
90
90
92
165
56%
Feb
95
38%
39
110
34%
Feb
820
8 '
Mar
7.50 May
--
18 %
21%
Jun
Nov
40
Oct
12%
Jun
I
Class
8%
r
A
8%
9
Nov
July
90
Feb
Sep
260
Jan
10
Mar
14
Oct
21
Mar
34 %
Nov
88c
Feb
13%
215
78
78
15
210
210
10
205
12%
12%
475
•
33
34%
1,425
•
60c
60c
2,900
78
Electric——50
General
Alco
1.60
1.91
2,300
1.25
11%
13%
9.455
5.20
Feb
13%
Nov
Canadian
14c
30,000
8c
July
32 %c
Apr
Canadian
1.60
1.57
1.60
2,500
75c
Mar
1.82 May
Canadian
Tire
8c
6c
8c
1.000
5c
Juiy
Canadian
Wirebound
3.25
3.05
3.25
1,300
24
24
50
"A"
voting
•
15% July
12%
77 Va
13%
—~—100
Preferred
12%c
3.05
17% Mar
18%
Canadian Food Products common—
14c
16
14,153
26
4.10 Nov
13%
Jan
Nov
21
18 Vb
25
Locomotive
1.62
Jun.
23%
19
July
18%
*
5.70
3.75
31
21
18%
common.—
6.20
28c
21% Mar
695
—.20
preferred
18.600
Feb
125
23%
18%
20
preferred
Conv
24.000
3.75
26%
—*
common
40c
40c
20%
26
23%
26
10
•
4.10
Jan
Jan
Jan
25
29c
1.60 Mar
Mar
201%
50
Varnish
3.40
19c
Sep
common
Preferred
Canada
180
preferred
Lines
SS
100
Mortgage
39c
—
.
Jan
39c
25
15c
«
1
Ltd
15c
Oct
Mar
33c
——!
4.10
_
Co
Jun
Nov
Nov
4c
1
«
_
75c
Mar
6c
11
12%
'
1
Ltd
Co
6c
Oct
7% May
Nov
Jan
July
6c
13
1.32
—
Ltd.
5% Mar
10c
10
45c
Co
21C
6%c Mbr
•
Oils
50c
Lid
Corp
Jan
4c
.
Flin
1.25
Ltd-—— —_1
Dev
31c
1,550
1
class
Sons
Calmont
15c
39%
50c
1
Ltd
—
Gas
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
For
6%
10c
Nov
*
————
Callinan
Apr
<1
Oils
5%
Oct
8c
58,600
Yellowknife
Feb
3.25
Ltd
Ltd
500
10
Telephone
Berens River
Jan
1.45 Mar
—
Gaspe Oil Ventures LtdHome
14c
10
-—*
5.80
•
1
Ltd
&
14c
12
16c
-
Mining-——
Power
16c
■
12,200
1
Homestead Oil
Oil
14c
Jun
July
5%c
Scotia
Canadian
Consol
1,500
4 Vac
13c
Toronto
Metals
Base
Caldwell
12c.
*
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Dalhousie
9c
29c
5%c
—
Nova
Calgary
2.15
*
Oil Co
Oil
68c
183,700
1
Preferred
Dom
Apr
Nov
500
9c
5%c
Montreal
of
Jan
Oil Stocks—
British
9.20
13 %o
—
—
Mines
of
Bank
Canadian
Anglo-Canadian
Jun
29c
1
Jan
1.96
—
Mines
Nov
8.25
1
Gold
Nov
2.10
Ltd
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Nov
4.15
Nov
Ltd
Mines
Nov
65 %c
29c
Aunor
2.17
1.85
Corp
Mines
29c
Oct
1.35 Mar
6 %c
16c
3.15
1.01 Mar
Ltd-
Mines
Vinray
Westville
910
1
7 Vac
4,600
Ltd
Asbestos
8.65
10 %c
Nov
1.46
1.85
Ltd
Mines
United
Apr
1
Canada
Gold
Thurbois
8c
49c
_1
—
—
4 VaC Aug
1.55
1
(1944)
Mines
Sylvanite
44,500
41l/ao Jan
Jan
1.60
Mines- Ltd.
Mines
Cons
Feb
7c
1
Mines
Bunker
50c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Stadacona
15c 16 %c
22 %c
6%
r
1
Yellowknife
Building
16c
Ltd—
Mines
3,500
Jun
115,300
126,650
-_**_10
(1937)
Oil
Steels
Atlas
Buffalo
;l_50c
*
35c
10c
21c
A
...
Quebec
Athona
Jan
1
Ltd—;
Mines
class
Oil
&
Canada
Santiago
37,553
7c
Ashley Gold
Jan
2.30
Oct
16c
*
„—1
Quebec Manganese Mines—
Quemonfc Mining Corp Ltd
Red
-1
Mines Ltd _1
Gold
Jan
11c
80
1
-
Campbell
Gold
Quebec
Dredging Ltd—
Porcupine
Oct
38c
10c
60c
1
——
Feb
65
Nov
2.98
Ltd--* -1-
Jun
25%
Mar
4.15
8c
•
Rights
L45
8c
Mar
1.50
-1
Mines
65%
24
10c
J—
Hardware
1.90
-
,
Nov
%
3.00
—
—
'
Cadallic Gold
Pandora
44 Va Mar
185
50c
Gold
Burns
New
1,380
25%
14% Mar-
%c
37c
81c
-5
—
6c
58c
94c
-1
_1
—
Apr
57%
3.35
__
•
common
Buffalo
10%
Ltd
Oct
Mar
^
1
-
87
Jan
4,500
11%'
Ltd-
Jan
33% Mar
8.50
_1
—
—
^
Corp
British
11c 12 %c
5c
11c
11
■
Mines
■J
2%c
2%c
10c
Mines
Ltd..
1.95
3.50
Aug
1.65 Mar
2,000
——_1
Ltd
1.40
Feb
5c
5c
Ltd———5
Ltd
Mines
23Va Mar
Sep
500
88c
13c
435
Nov
3,600
Ltd
Mines
Jun
16c
2,000
1
—
Goldfields
Macdonald
1.09
30 Vac
35 c
1
Ltd
Mines
Nov
4%c
1.60
*
Rowan
50c
12 %c Mar
3.00
1
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Lake
1,000
35c
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
500
13c
1
Mines
Consolidated Gold
Jack
21c
12c
May
Nov
1.60
—
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines
J-M
53c
21c
72c
Aug
13%
2.80
-
-
Cons Gold
53c
21c
43c
1
Ltd—*,
Gold Mines
Bollinger
406
12 %c
1
22,000
52c
-
Sep
Nov
26c
4.00
•
Mines
14c
Nov
1
—
Mines
Mines" Ltd
Mines
15 %c
•
Apr
87 %c Jan
Sep
July
3%c May
33c
1
.
Mines
Area
Beaulieu
7 VaC May
tl
Ltd-*
Ltd
Gold
Lake
2,000
1
—
Mines
50c
13%
*
Formaque Gold Mines Ltd
Goldvue
48c
13%
•—1
*
Ltd
Mines Ltd---—
Ltd
Gold
50c
*
Mines
Mines
Goldbeam
*——1
Mines Ltd
Sullivan
Eldona
Mines
Ltd
Malartic
East
East
Elder
10c
*
-
55c
Feb
3c
8c
.
5c
Nov
Feb
18c
5c
Ltd
Mines
5 %c
42,500
_i
Ltd
68 %c Nov
r
54 c
_1
Cadillac
Mines
1
—.
Rouyn
Bonetal
Gold
25%
56%
9%
Jan
58,200
8c 10 %c
42c
-—1
Ltd-
3%c
2%c May
1
-
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Gold
55 %
*
8c
Jun
Nov
1
Ltd—'
Cortez
Donalda
51
Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Jan
1,620
4%c
0
Ltd,
Mines
Central
Dulama
4%c
49
Mines
Yellowknife
22
May
1
Consol
Duvay
4c
•
Lead
Ashdown
9%
17
-1
.*
Minerals
Gold
Red
4%c
Aumaque Gold
Manitoba
Mines
26c
25
Armistice
24 %
/
Dome
Larder
Canadian
Jan
37%
12
*
1
Candego Gold Mines
Dickenson
22c
*
American
NOV
22
*—_«
.1
Mines
Mines
26c
NOV
103
Sep
7%
1,000
5,800
Nepheline
45C
Feb
9%
Ltd—'■*
—
Oil
Mining
72c
Apr
Sep
5c
Jan
13%
24%
—
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd—
Century
72c
Warrants
red
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
Chesklrk
Amalgamated
16%
514
Canada pfd
Aquarius Porcupine
201/2
class^B^l^:r—
Mines
Centremaque
9%
21V« May
24y4 Oct
Mar
97
5
8%
19% May
18
1,000
8%
High
12% Mar
500
100
6 %c
•
—
of
21%
„•
Gold
23%
100
Apex Gonsol Resources-
Lake Gold
Red
Ltd
Co
American
Anglo
22%
common—*
14% May
Ltd
Gold
Aluminium
Anacon
22 %
—.1
*
Steel
Aluminum
2,085
—1
Gold
Algoma
775
'20 Vs
1
Cons
20
Mining Corp Ltd
Lake
Alger
Pacific
Apr
*
Metals
Alberta
15%
20
6 %c
—
Apr
57c
Ltd
&
Mines
Central
7,060
26%,
Apr
Yellowknife
19%
Ltd
Gold
Bob's
May
Stocks—
Mines
Bonvilla
19
15%
20
•
10%
Arno
Base
Jan
Low
15%
*
*
Surpass
Akaitcho
Range Since January 1
High
*
A
Oil—
&
10
—
Ashley
14%
12%
Agnew
Low
100
Gas
50
Alger Gold Mines Ltd
Aubelle
Apr
990
22%
Ltd-
(J Cl
Hotel
8%
240
Shares
•
Preferred
Acme
13%
of Canada
Products
100
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic class
19%
Canada
United
Wilson Ltd
10%:
275
of Prices
20
$1.50
13%
Corporations
Windsor
May
Abitlbl Power & Paper common.
19%
Co
United
Westeel
15
75c
~
of
Jun
18
26 %
—
tt
Gas
14
73
Co Ltd class
Sci*w
Class
5
39
for Week
Par
t
Ltd
Power
Invest
Jan
12%
-10
.—5
Co—
Ltd
Industries
9
11
Sales
Range
Bale Price
STOCKS-
common*
Ltd
Southern Canada
Jun
5%
Ltd—,
Corp of Can 6%
Southmont
Jun
5
Quebec Pulp & Paper 7 7c pfd——
(Cam
15%
17
26 %
*
Enterprises
Reitmans
Sep
8
.
Paul Service Stores Ltd_;—__1—71.
Power
10
25
11
common^.
Paper
Pr
&
90
39
17
„itc*——— -10
Ontario
Jan
39
10
„—
Canada
01
Minnesota
Jun
45
17%'
—*
conv
Distilleries Ltd
Melcheys
Mica
6W'fo
20%
14-
.10 Vr
Week's
Last
ail
Nov
Feb
17
Ltd
6
62 y2
Nov
1714
Co
Paper
Teleg & Tel com"Rights" when, as, and if
Apr
Feb
'
Friday
Jun
16
M
Maritime
27
Exchange
Canadian Funds
Jan
40%
10%
„
,
3'/a
>
TofmIo Slock
-Jan
3%
425
A-"5
cl
49
Sep
Jan
215
*
(Walter M)
Leaf Milling Co
Maple
Ltd
2
21
42 %
8
14
36% Mar
25
10%
8
A
class
Ihc
Paints
-Lowney Co Ltd
10%
f
0
Wl
39
26
High
6,162
17%
40%
com
Insurance 60
Horner
'4%
40%
Ltd
—
*
l,y58
61 %•
-—10
preferred
Low
2 V«
Companies
(2250)
MARKETS
NOVEMBER
Range Since January 1
High
25 3'4
A*.
class
Canaua
Sec
Power
Fraser
Great
Shares
37%
Manufacturing Ltd
Ford
LOW
1
—
ENDED
fcr Week
of Prices
WEEK
CHRONICLE
Sales
Last
Sale Frice
STOCKS—
FINANCIAL
60c
Nov
2.25 May
Oil
Cos
•
common
Pacific
Railway
25
1
Corp
12% Mar
21%
Jun
50
23
Nov
26%
Jan
24%
24%
100
24
July
1,200
3.25
Nov
Cariboo Gold
1
1.10
1.10
1.10
Feb
27
Oct
Castle-Trethewey
1
1.51
1.51
1.51
*
Jan
11,736
23
Nov
;
15
450
16'%
23
Feb
A
Mar
14%
15%
16c
class
11
13%
15%
—*
24%
100
26
Sep
Aug
2.65
Jan
1.20 Mar
1.80
Jun
1.00
--
40 *
THE
(2260)
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
Week's
Range
Friday
Par
Porcupine
Central
Steel
Chatco
common
Chemical Research
Cheskirk
Mines
Gold
Chi mo
Chromium
2.50
—#1
———
1
*
1
—
Plow
Lake
-——
-
Yellowknife
Colomac
Petroleum
Commonwealth
I-30
5%c
33c
1-85
134
4c
25','aC
1.80
*
—
Willans
Cocheuour
Cockshutt
—
*
*
—
Oils
Coastal
112,050
13
—
12-%
16c
—
6c
1
1
1,200
7c
13
16c
6%c
70c
17c
500
16
}6%
2,280
13% Mar
Ac
4%c
7,000
3%c Sep
6c
Nov
2%c
2%c
1,000
l%c
3c
Aug
5.00
Feb
1
Halliwell
1
Oct
Hallnor Mines
Gold
Hamilton
Hard
Feb
Harding
79c
Oct
1.30
Nov
Aug
6c
Nov
Harricana
35c
Nov
Ilasaga
Jan
Heath
707
2.43
1.72 July
8,850
10
17
Feb
Bcattle
Mines
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Homestead Oil
Nov
16%
Jan
230
10
Oct
11,545
42c
Nov
50c
13 %c
54c
16c
1,134
50c
Nov
70c
Sep
Home OU
37,500
lie
Jun
32c
Jun
Homer
—
—*
——*
-1
1-30
—
10%c
*
—
1
—
—
152
—
131%
,91% Mar
2,289
10%cl0%c
...
—
203
70c
Nov
154
Mar
145
12,680
common
Mines
„—
—.—
Crowshore Patricia
Ho.sco Gold
Nov
500
10c
Nov
22c
5%
600
25c
8,900
Mines—
35%c
51%
38c
51%
7,100
7c
8c
1,000
Nov
35c
July
35 %c
Nov
90c
Jan
55
Oct
19c
6c
8c
9c
4,600
7c
Oil
4%
33c
44c
70,300
10c
21c
Mar
B
pioqc
10
10
95c
18,900
10c
Mar
24 %c
1,200
50c
Mar
75c
May
8,500
5c
Sep
9c
Sep
7c
7c
9%c 12%c
9,500
20c
29c
377,100
—
———!
7c
Aug
Jun
13
Nov
11%
13%
34,839
5.35
Feb
13%
Nov
5Vic
2,000
4c
Oct
9c
Feb
17Vicl8%c
6,000
,12c
Nov
42c
Jun
28c
31c
11,450
18c
56%
56%
56%
6%c
10
5%c
27%
19%
14%
14 V*
895
■t
Mar
Jan
Oct
Gold—
Lake
_.A
Co——
&
25%. 25%
5%c
120
60
Nov
7%c
Nov
Apr
12
Nov
20
Nov
Mar
.
28
Mar
14
1
14% Jan
'24% Mar
.
4,000
8%
9
260
37c
700
34c
26
26
105
25
35
9
6c
37c
6
Inspiration
Mining
International
1
—
Metals
class
8
Sep
11
Jun
International
Nickel
19 %c
Nov
29c
Nov
International
Petroleum
International
A
Uranium
1,60
Jan
95c
1.05
1,700
95c
Nov
9c
10c
21,000
5c
Mar
12c
lie
14c
42,700
10c
July
45c
52c
28,100
43c
July
82c
Jan
25c25%c
19%
20
18,900
-23c
Sep
64c
Jan
Feb
22% May
Co
"
0
—.
common—*
35%
*
—
35%
.
12%
46c
44c
49c
4c
47/8c
12c
15c
Oct
Nov
;
11
May
55c
July
Oct
Jan
29% Mar
31% May
39% Jun
11
Mar
16%
40c
7,500
15c
10c
Aug
8% Apr
Mar
35,900
4c
1
13
25%
-
4c
,
3,585
12%
Nov
36c
Jan
Jun
23%
925
14,607
.
<
Jan
2c
59,000
28
19%
15c
43%
1,190
6%c
28
14%
25
(John)
Feb
8.50
—19%
—
Jan
-2,685
29c
*
l
—
Jan
11%
11
Nov
26% July
9Vac
———1
—
23
21%
30
29c
~IIII—IIII—I—III*
Ltd
Delnite Mines
23
"
■
Oils"
Decalta
35
23
A———*
class
16c
Nov
10c 10 Vic
18c
1
preferred
Indian
Apr
44c
Mar
40c
Leather
Davis
Jun
May
25
8'/8C
>——
5c
13%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Mai-
42
Bank
Jan
May
Sep
1.04
29c
1
1
—
Imperial
6% May
4% Mar
18c.
1
Mines
,
12c
15c
500
Jan
Petroleum —*—————*
Davies
-
—
Inglls
D'Aragon
Nov
5%cJuly
5Vic
*
Yellowknife
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh Malartic
32
—
———————1;/-,.
Mar
63c
4,900
11%
Howey Gold
Jan
20c
,
5c
4,800
7c
12%c
Jan
25
5%
38c
1,000
4,867
30c
__
L—5
Nov
1.60
Mar
320
—
Pershing
———*.1
Crow's Nest Coal—:————.——100
Croinor
7c
9c
65c
61 Vic 62 Vic
*
—
Sep
13% "Jun
7c
10c
——*
—
Hollinger Consol
Imperial
Bit
Craig
Crestaurum
—;
—
35c
9% Mar
Jan
85c
Hlghbridge Mining
9% May
July
29c
__
30c
1
—;
Apr
17% May
6% Mar
12c
7c
1
Highland-Bell
Oct
7c
37c
Apr
63c
-
„
63c
1*
9c
47c
16c
7c
"
1
75c
46c
11%
—
Exploration
1
1
Apr
July
5c
1,500
125 127%
151 152%
1.30
1.40
30%
32
Imperial Mills
Cournor Mining
i
„
__l
Mar
14,000
H%
43 %c
126%
Cosmos
265
Heva Gold Mines
70c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting--.
5
Consumers Gas
;•—rJLUO
Conwest
12%
Mascot
43l/4c
*
—.—2
1
•
Bakeries
Consolidated
12%
*
:
—
Highwood Sarcee
Consolidated
7,600
.
Nov
3.50 Mar
310
23c
Gold
Feb
17c
150
9
21c
Gold
Hedley
"
8%
Gold
27c
16c
1,200
Aug
3.50
8%
21c
—
Harker Gold
2c
17,900
Mines
Carpets
3.50
—.
»
——„1
——
Gold
__
1
———
Bridge
Rock
13 Vic Aug
1,180
29,800
High
17c
Halcrow Swayze
30c
Low
nc
16 %
Jan
3.00 Mar
July
Range Since January 1
High
•
Sep
12Vic Nov
Jun
Low
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
75c/
Mar
2.20
Shares
1
33c
Mar
4c
9,782
Jan
Gold
70c
*
—
30c
6.400
19,000
Gunnar
13%
Nov
for Week
of Prices
Par
Nov
1.40
Mar
11%
"25
I;30
July
13c
5,000
5%c
35c
1.90
High
1.75
1.05 Mar
3,500
46c
54c
9c
2.23 2.50
127/«c 12 /hc
—
41c
Sale*
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS—
Week's
Last
Low
1.20
110
50c
—1
-
Malartlc
Citralam
Coin
—r-T
—1
—
—
Mines
Chesterville
2K
Friday
High
Low
,
*
1-65
.——1.12
Gold Mines
Patricia
Central
NOVEMBER
Range Since January 1
Shares
1.75
1.15
1
—
14c
15c
-—.»*-«—11^11/4
Oil
Central Leduc
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
MARKETS
LISTED
WEEK
Monday, November 29, 1948
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
FOR
RANGE
.
CHRONICLE
FINANCIAL
18,045
Sic
May
7c
Jan
21C
Oct
4c
.'(
'
Jun
Nov
.
,
Mines-——
Nickel
Denison
—1
Red Lake
Detta
Dickenson
Lake—
Red
Diversified
Ltd—
Dominion
/
14
26%
25
Steel—„—1
&
'
Dominion
_*
20%
20%
preferred
Foundry
'
*«
'
*
Investment
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Coal
Stores
14
26%
•
.
_
B—25
Jack Walte
Jacola
Jan
65c
Mining
M
Oct
Nov
23.% Mar
Sep
27
Feb
Apr
22
Jun
Kelore
28
Jan
Kerr-Addison
16
Mar
22
■
Joburke
,
11%
5%
'100
42
42
Gold
25
Joliet Quebec Mines
Kayrand Mining
Kerr
Kirkland-Hudsori
Feb,
19% May
137/s
Lake
Kirkland
Jun
"
17
567
24%
24%
35
21% Mar
23
40
22% Mar
27 % May
Labatt
85
19% Mar
22 %
Aug
112
23
Nov
26
Jun
Labrador Mining & Exploration—
Lake Dufault Mines—
315
11
Feb
13% May
18% Jun
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Voting
—23
1
;i>:
Preferred
26%
23 %
21%
—
trust certificates
21%;
23
,
"23
Townsite
Dominion Woollens
12%
11%
-w—♦
—
13%
13%
12 %
Gold
10% Mar
770
14
1.10
50c
62c
38,700
48c
22c
-23,100
•17c
J an
30 Vic
99,000
4c
Aug
16c
8%c
1,500
7c
9%cl0%c
57,310
I
—
Duvay Gold Mines
57c
1
12 %c
11c 13 %c
-
Nov
'
(John)
Amphi
East
Crest
—
8%c
1
—
Oil-
•
East Leduc Oil—
10%c
:
•39c
East Malartlc Mines
-
1
-
36c
39c
1.50
1.65
1.65
Ltd
9,965 '<
Feb
of" Woods
Nov
50c
Feb
1.33 Aug
<•
•
Feb
Larder
Sullivan
Eastern
Mines—
1
Steel
•
—
19%
2.80
3.50
1.64 Mar
,2.95
8,405
7%,
7%
19% 19%
7%
—*
-
Easy Washing Machine
2.95*.:,
880
6%
Sep
200
15%
Feb
10
Jan
Elder
Sol
22,500
24c
July
1
Mines
Gold
,
;
——
Empire Brass class A—Eureka Corp
'
Mar
16
335
16%* 16%
90c
67c
98c
383,750
55c
8c
8c
9c
11,200
8c
Nov
35c,
.,
——I
92c
Falconbridge Nickel
•
Famous Players:—,.—
•
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops_T_——_l
32c 35 %c
19%
19%
*
_
4.25
15%
—
/,
Mar
1
—I
Gold
-
16%*
—20
—
Mines
Eldona
El
class A——
OK
19%.
19
Gold
Leitch
May
63,825
4.25
4.45
2,100
15%
15%,
com
111
»
Motor
.
'
5%
class
16%
A—
eVic
1
21
Exploration
Power
'
•
—4
common
—1—
—100
:
—
Steel
Jan
115
Mar
85
10=
4c
Sep
7%
Feb
2
Sen
3%
Jan
Feb
16 %
Nov
900
150
26
I,050
7V'«c
I,000
60
70
13%
21
27
Feb
45
5,450
85
30
85
17%,
40
.16
105,
15
2%„
Apr
—
17%
104
17%
17
62
'
27%'
—,
Mills
7%c Feb
Jun
lie
3c
3c
5 Vi c
6c
14c
Nov-
July
.
Gold
20
Goldfields
8
885
28>/i'
380
:1-_
8
101
Ncv
108
2
Sep
15
16
May
91
17
17
37/8
24Vi
35
•
-
Jan
31%
Nov
Nov,;
100
100
17
30
14
Mar
103
25
=99
4.60
7,842
10
'
Maple
Nov
17
Apr
2.90 Mar
6.10
Jan
7,800
6 %C
Aug
14c
Feb
3c
2,000
2c
Aug
4 Vic
Nov
82c
75,200
52c
Mar
83c
Nov
36c
39c
II,133
36c
Nov
10c
12c
4,000
11c
19c
17c
Nov
6c
8c
3,000
1
2.68
2.60
2.69
12,650
1.95 Mar
3%c
3'ic
4c
15,000
1
Mines
7C
J
Mining
Goodyear Tire common
ioc
;
17.000
3C
•
Preferred
2c
3,000
101102%
*;
50
Grandoro Mines
13c
25
—;
52 V2
17Vic
•
52»/2
5234
335
17%cl7Vic
500
•
.
17
17
preferred—
;
V Great West Coal
«
41%
- -
1
page
2c
9c
25Vic
Aug
Jan
49
13Vic
17
120
Feb
53
Sep
18c
Nov
Oct
July
2,050
42.
15% Mar
20%
44 % May
15 % Nov
41%
350
40% Mar
15%
75
10% Mar
10
10
55
80c
87c
6,300
6oc
Mar
55c
70c
7,200
55c
Nov
,
62c
;
9
500
-10c
14c
1.94
14c 16 %c
1.80
82c
94c
28,020
10c
10c
13c
15,000
26Vic
32c
12,100
1
75c
,10
75c
7,400
10%
7%
Gold
Mines
1
Gold
Grain
12,150
3c
3c
3 Vic
11
,12
910
4%c
4%c ' 4%c
1,000
1
July
Aug
15c
40c
Oct
75c
9
Nov
2.10
A—
2c
11
2
common
*
3,405
16
15
26%
130
24
Mar
9
<13 %
13c
:
8c
3c
Sep
6Vic NOV
Mar.,
12%
13%
2.000
9
—.
6%c Nov
Vic Nov
10,600
Jan
Feb
1.95 Jan
Oct
22%
Sep
3.15
Sep
9 Vic
9%
40c
Apr
4%c
Feb
July
11
t
Nov
26%
—
-
.
12VzC Oct
1.50
Jan
,1.54
4% Mar
9c
22
1.95
"Feb
4c
4e
Oct
31c
Jan
6c
Nov
Mar
23% Oct
V.
30
1,600
7% July
9%" Mar
9c
May
16
1,500
16c
100
?
Nov
Nov
21Vi
—
'
•
-
,r
Jan
6c
13c
«.«•
—20
class
McColl-Frontenac
*
Nov
3.00
40c
31,500
11
25c
L
1
;
common
,
McCabe
37,300
1.74
*
■
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris
Preferred
16,000
40c
1j60
*
Milling
—
2.20
25c
1.70
1
Eastern
—_=
'
Feb
,
25c
Aug
26 %c
1,100
2.10
2.20
—„1
^
—
Fields—
:
—110
7%
*
76c
10
»
20c
1.80 Nov
5,960
Jan
■" {<"'4;*'
•'
1.50 Feb
July
6c
31,000
30c
*
78c
<-■
1.95
9%
Oct
1
;May
■
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
Gold
July
Nov
j;
,Mar
»
1—5
—
50 Vi
50
1,010
50;
Nov
1
33c
32c
35c
11,800
29c
Nov
75c
——1
McKenzie Red Lake
9c
7c
'9%c
94,000
1 %c
Oct
10 Vic
Nov
1
12c
12c
13c
2.020
8c
Jun
29c
Jan
k
7e
Oct
50 %
McMarmac
Red
I
•
McWatters Gold
Mercury
66
Jan
•
_•
8c
Corp
8c
Jan
?
1,091
15 Vi Mar
21%; Nov
•:
6 Vic
28,000
5 Vic Mar
11c
.Jan
:*
1.50
100
1.15 Aug
Jan
1
11c ll%c
'
•
21%
1.50
—
21 %
»
Brick
Mining
Oil
21
6c
—
*
Mills
Mid-Continent
Model Oils
lie
7.031
6.10 Mar
8.875
2,500
Containers
22c
common.
*
Locomotive
58c
13%
13 Vi
250
11
Mar
14%
37c
42c
6,200
28c
Mar
54c
21
19 Vi
21
7,045
14
May
21
13%
'
58c
.
Oqt
Nov
Jan
May
Nov
73
74%
190
65
Feb
76
Apr
26 Vi
26%
75
25
Mar
27
Jun
_:5_
n
Morrison Brass
3
3
.50
3
Nov
4
•
73
Mosher Long Lac
Mylamaque Mines
11%
—25
Moore Corp common
Preferred
3.20 May
3
51c
s
Porcupine
Mar
18c-
38c
;
*
Modern
Moneta
1.15 Jun
..
Gold
Jun
13% May
Apr
Lake
Jan
4Vic Mar
Nov
40%
-
__i
Mines
see
Apr
2.80 Aug
Sep
—15Vi
0
y Great West Saddlery f.—.
Guayana Mines —_;
Lake
&
Montreal
Great Lakes Paper common
'
For footnotes,
14c
Sep
8Vic
100
11c
Mines
1
Milton
10c
1
—
3c
11c
Nov..'
13 %
May
l
Mines
Jan
Apr
8%c Oct
6c'
Nov
II,700
lie
A—I—
Gold
class
Leaf
McLellan
lOc
—
Goodfish
7V2C
14 %c 14Vic
35c
1
Export
Gold
Marcus
Jan
3c
14 %c
30,050
—1
—
Maralgo Mines
Jun
106%
1.09
40c
1
—
Red
Manitoba
100% Mar
Nov
14%
35c
«
—
Mines
B
Malartic
Jan
7c
—1
—
f
Oct
30
-:8
May
Nov
37c
1
——
Magnet Consol
Jan
69c
1
—
Feb
1,50
Apr.
6
11%
___i
i—;
Yellowknife
Class
Jan
19
Nov
4.30
__
,
Jan
,
59c
-
.
26 Vi Mar
76
11%* 11%
-
;
31%
1
—
_
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Jun
25
17%
Sep
%
78c
*
-Jun
)36c
Sep
67c
•
:
1,25 Jan
;*
Nov;
20c
-
5,400
Aug
1.19 May
1.08 Nov
5 Vic
Jan
17% Jan
Mar
60c
3,100
6,000
Jan
8c
Aug
Mar
,
2%c July
12,200
1.10
5Vic
27Vi
common———*
*
MacMillan
Jan
7%c
1
Gold
Lead
83c V 98c
1.08
7c*
Feb
Sep
12
86,500
Feb
94
100
4.35
l
Manitou
Gulf
B
MacDonald
Nov
Nov
103
—
___1
„—
Golden
A
A
Macfie Red Lake
Jan
2.29
1.30 Mar
14%
—
1
*
1
Arrow
.
5c
5%c
-
6.95
3c
v
455
30
class
Macassa Mines
May
15c
Feb
7c
2.10
17
—,.-100
common-
—;
Golden
Goldvue
95c
1.08
Feb
July
,
12,000
30
—
Class A
7c
May.
11% July
666
330
4%c
85
17.%-
100
Mines
Goldora
^
Jan
Jun
3.00
3,000
„
4c
i43/«
70c
30
Nov
5.40
7,500
♦
London., Hosiery
'
—
Wares
Gold
Goldcrest
6c
5c
3%c
■
1
—
Loblaw Groceterias
,
Lake
5c.
Jan
14% Mar
1.95 Aug
*
7.000
Lunward Gold
130
1.95
__
1
—_
Goldale
4%c
18,100
Nov
'
'
2%
—2%
—;
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Lake
God's
2,062
7c
Louvicourt
7%c
17%
—•
:
Preferred--
Oil
5.50
Oct
--15c
May
26%
50
1.36
Nov
25c
5,450
•
73c.
Oct
16%.
__
„
Globe
Jan
10
500
5.50
5%c
Jan
25%
2.05
-
——
Glenora
2.25
26c
9%
2%
__
—100
Bakeries
Gillies
31c
26%
2.10
68c
47%
58 %
Preferred
—:
.17.75
2,720
4c
1
Jun
4.10 Mar
10'/*
14
_—„i-,
25%
Nov
6c
-•
Ltd-^
Nov
6c
1
:
Jan
22%
-
19c
5,100
26%
Jan
Apr
10
3%c
1.78
11c
6%c
July
4.55
1
*
.
General Products Mfg class A
Class B
General
;
Jan
Nov
*. 6Vic
„
'
1.15
Jun
Mar
-
Nov
22c
38c
5.50
"
45c
60c
1,590
-
28%c
1
Jan
..
Oct
21,300
—
1
Oct
15
...
Nov
1.15
.
;
•
195
"
Nov
7%c
32c
5.75
26%
*
2.
-
23
20c
Mar
16%
,
25%
—
preferred
General
1,500
21c
3% May
113.
10
__
prefeired
-Gatineau
12c 12%c
70c
Madsen
Co
12,300
*
34
475
100
■
Fraser Cos
Gair
1.20
„
1
Lexlndin Gold
Macho River
Gold
Froblsher
1.15
Little Long Lac
5.05 May
38
4%c
^
'»•
*.
——
Manufacturing
Ford
1.500
37c
Nov
40c
110,250
38c
Lingman Lake Gold Mines—__i
Jan
Lynx
—1
common
Fleury-Bissell preferred ———100
Francoeur
15c
38c
1.17
10%
11%
1,200
12%c
__
1.01
—
Mines
18% May
7%,
^
———.1—100
Products
Fleet
45c '
45c
—
12 Vic
5.60
Oil———
3.60 Mar
110
—•
Federal Kirkland
Fibre
"
.
.
Grain
Preferred
July
common—*
Gold
15% Mar
37%
■
.
15c
3,585
22c
11%
3
510
7%
37%
16,820
25c
.11%
1.12
——
Mines
Gold
Lencourt
■
Jan
1.54 Jun
25c
Nov
Oro
-Class
Federal
25c
12V«
•
1
1.12
89c
Jun
5.75
Mines—1——1
Leduc-West
'
20
i ,t74c
Oct
89c
Lebel
Nov
■
Paper
NOV
14c
May
19%
'
Eddy
59c
Oct
1
Laura Secord
East
Feb
Mar
1
•_
—
Milling
:
"U"
58c
4c
—1
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
.May
2.08
Feb
12Vic Nov
25c
Jan
11c
Jan
4c
;
1,500
22%
La Luz Mines
33c
7c.
Oct
27,440
22%
Mining-*.—
Wasa
Aug
49c
*
Mines—
Lake
Nov
'
5Vic
l
—
Shore
Lake
1%
42Vic
1
Lake
Jun
Jun
26c
•
8,400
—l
Nov
.
5 Vic Mar
9,300
*
14c
———J
Rowan
Lamaque
East
12% c
Jan
—
Mines Ltd-—.J——20 %c \ 20%c
Donalda; Mines.
Dulama
—*
common
2c
' 4%c
1
:
Lake
Dominion Textile
3c
9,000
4%c
1
—16 V*
—
2,000
4.216
3c
Aug
44Vic
.1
———
Lake
3c
5%c
2%C
12 %c
1
Gate
Kirkland
2%c
4%c
__
—,
1
—
———_—-
Golden
8c
2,500
1
•
—:
46
'
3Vic Oct
1
-
Mines
12% May
5% July
3% Mar
40
T
__
—1
Feb
Mar
6
1,400
10
————*
.
;_1
-w————
Kirkland
&
.1 ;
1.^—
—1
Consolidated
13%
175
—;
"
1
———
Mines
:
—L* '
l
_——_;
Mines
Jellicoe
J
—
*
■
5%
—,
Feb
48c
Gold
24
345
541
Jacknife
28c
1,780
1
'
>
;
2,000
—
——50
class
35c
20 20%
26 %> • 27%
•
16%
1,500
10%
,
com—1
——.U_———
Preferred
26
-
4
.•
Magnesium
Dominion Scottish
34c
13 %
—
10
,—2—
—,i
Coal
Dominion
25c
20
•
—
Dominion Bank
49c
1
2
—
Mining
Mines
1
,
Yellowknife
Seagrams—
Discovery
Distillers
Dome
1
15%c? Oct
Feb
10c
—
III—III
7%c
lie
3,000
8c
Oct
15c
Feb
7 Vic
8%c
2,500
7 Vic
Nov
37c
Mar
Volume 168
Number 4755
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
National Drug preferred
National Grocers common
Class
National
Silverwood
Jan
Simpson's Ltd class
25
27'A
Apr
30
Jun
Class B
Apr
17
Nov
Preferred
New
Marion
50
10
16%
80
10
50c
48c
50c
*
8,500
23
22
23
945
28
28
5
1.98
2.10
6,017
•
103% 103'A
1
Mines
5c
5c
2.18
2.25
56c
51c
56c
25,750
23,998
15c
15c 16'Ac
11,000
103'A
Mar
15c
9,500*
3c
Aug
7c
Nov
Jun
28c
Jan
Steel
7c
Sep
33c
Apr
18,500
15c
Oct
46c
10c
Nov
99c
15c
15c 19%c
'
8c
8c
12,000
4c
Mar'
92c
1.12
307,300
4c
Mar
1.05
55'A
1.10
54
1,000
56'A
10c
Olsen
5'Ac
•
3.05
1
1.04
2,155
11c
2.96
1.32
Apr
43
6,600
500
3.10
Nov
24c
34c
Mar
11,000
20c
Nov
20
115
17A Mar
3,850
1.18 Mar
1.52
1.42
1.52
51c
52c
6,880
6%
6%
6%
15
5»A
5'A
•
„
♦
*
A
2c
24c
8c
40c
26c
32c
4c
t
7
30c
•
7%
III'11—5
July
5'Ac
1
__—
Sullivan
O'Leary
Omega-
Gold
Omnitrans
Ontario
-
70
13%
67
81 'A
' 82
140
72
Mar
5c
5c
2,500
4c
1.44
1.75
14c
15c
54,005
4,000
14c
11 Ac
13c
30,000
3c
ll%c
Cons
Mines
Inlet
1
.
1
Mines
Taku
River
Gold
10c
Jan
Tech-Hughes Gold
Aug
55c
Apr
48c
Aug
Aug
5%c
Nov
Thurbois
8ya
Oct
Toburn
Oct
14c
675
3'A Mar
5'A.
200
5'A
40c
.
2c
lbc
•
Apr
6
Orlac
Ltd
common
Pearson
:
*
common
.
-
26 %
"
—;
Mines
1
Oslsko
.Pacific
40c
92c
16,000
Nov
Jan
9,500
10c
90c
Mines
1,000
3c
July
7'Ac
Jan
5c
July
16c
Jan
117
Apr
-
123
5'A
375
9'Ac
1,500
5c
Mar
1
6'Ac
il7/cc
6'Ac
7c
6c
Aug
18'Ac
19,750
50c
Mar
22,600
12%c
Nov
12 Va C
1
-
3%
Oct
65c
70c
12%c 15'/ac
>
3.40
__
2.50
3.40
119,925
80c
10 3A
Hershey
*
Tubes..
Porcupine Mines
Pamour
Pandora
___
22c
34c
142,650
12c
Nov
38%
'<
class
•3.40
Nov
United
39%
470
28
Feb
39'A
Jan
90c
1.00
13,450
90c
Nov
1.55
5'Ac
500
4c
Aug
7 Ac
Aug
May
8c
Mar
„Parbec Malartic
5c
Mar
5c
1
.
•
4c
—
5c
500
4c
4c
500
2c
f
Partanen
4c
1,762
46c
7%c
7Ac
1,000
5'Ac
7
7
25
80c
90c
27,550
10%
11
658
9%c
9%c
20%
20%
Cons
Gold
Piccadilly
Pickle
1
Mines
Gold
3c
.1
10c
1
Mines
16c
3c
33c
1
Mines
Porcupine
Crow
20%
;
33c
5,300
9'Ac 11'Ac
30,800
12 %c
1,000
1 Ac
July
3c
1.90
46c
Gold
1
_
Porcupine Peninsular
2.63
Porcupine
Powell
Reef
Gold
.1
River
Powell
20c
Gold
trust
1
—_
certificates
316,900
3,220
1.80 Aug
2.30
15
Metals
Fteston
'I
2.63
2,550
2.30 Aug
5c
Oct
3.50
1
:Aug
Quebec Labrador
r,'
;
38c
3,800
45'A
870
37
50c
68c
68c
500
65c
35c
3,000
Nov
Feb
Mar
50
Aug
15
15'A
16Ac Feb
25c
56c
Mfg
47'A
Weston
1.25
1,000
52
15
5c
NOV'
Oct
50
Oct
56c
67c
18,650
55c
Mar
82c
83c
18,700
52c
Mar
33c
35c
15
15%
r
4,400
33c
5,814
Nov
10'A Mar
22,725
1.15 Mar
11,500
7 Ac July
Macdonald
2.10
15c-
14c
15c'
&
Riverside
Silk
(1936)!
class
(Little)
Long Lac
Roche
Rochette
Gold
Oils
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
Roybar
90c
W)
Grocers
class
5.80
10%
10%
50
9%
Apr
11
8c
1,000
July
5%c
Nov
13c
Mar
22c
Sep
36c
May
1,195
86c
__
5.15 Mar
7.20
30c
34c
4,500
9.60
14,560
16%
Jan
9.85
28
29
3,583
24
Mar
8'Ac
9c
6,300
31% May
8%c Nov
7c
7c
19'Ac Mar
7'Ac
37
37
38
165
26%
32%
32%
195
32
July
296
22
Feb
*
24
24
24%
2,400
6c
Oct
10c
May
Feb
38 A
Nov
36'A May
Jam
101% Jan
28
1
"tv
ip-.-
■
'
———1
Girl
5c
Mar
12c
Feb
7c
5,000
6c
May
10c
Apr
11c
Mar
97%
*
Apr
5'Ac
6%c
10,400
5c
Aug
30%
2,364
20%
Feb
99
99
15
95
Apr
.5
5
3Ac
Oct
„
' '
•"% 2.02
',.(<■
1"
Mines
13,700
28%
__
29%
•
Mines
10
8 Ac
6%c
__
—•
1
99%
8c
__
__1
common
99%
__
1
L
Yankee
Oct
28%
8'Ac
*
-iU.
Ymir
Feb
500
.
2.00
2.10
5,571
18c
18c
18c
1.700
60c
60c
62c
5
5
6
6,800
3,500
*
»
32 »A
100
2.00 Nov
Oct
Nov
-'8c
Jan
<2.90 Jan
'•
.
18c
.Aug
55c
Aug
3c
>»-
:jf
Feb
May
10c
Oct
40c
81c
Nov
r
•
"
Nov
2.95
3.00
600
1.02
Feb
3.35
?"
6,000
4c
Apr
9c
Jan
3,000
5c
Sep
13c
Jan
8c
10c
3,500
8c
Nov
28c
Feb
-.1
A
9c
30'A
1
1
_.
13
Ac
30
30'A
110
28
Sep
33 A
10
50
8
Mar
11A
Oct
18c
Nov
17c
May
13c
13c
41c
38C
68,200
3'Ac
13c
2,000
9c
42c
4,100
25'A
1,465
Apr
Exchango-Curb Section
Canadian
Sep
9c 14'Ac
Toronto Stock
i
Jun
10
Co
—'•
Ilio
1
common
St Lawrence
Funds
Friday
Week'a
Last
t
stocks—
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
"
Sale Price
24
Par
23c
Aug
'23'A Mar
52c
Oct
25%
Jan
•
11c
6%c
19
1
24'A
885
Feb
27 A
6'AC 13'Ac
48,000
5c
Sep
16c
5 %c
7c
97,500
5c
Mar
23c
Jan
19
19
!
19%
Nov
10c
new
Shares
510
500
13
-
5c
Oct
common
1
Feb
Jun
10'Ac Nov
*
and Dominion
Canada
•
Vinegars
Canadian
Sugar—
Industries
105 A
22'A
__*
Canada
4%
100
12%
100
22
22%
175
22
Nov
26 A
Aug
14 3A
14%
14%
Canadian
100
14
Marconi
;
Oct
15'A
Sep
Vlckers
common
•
83
82 »A
83
60
1
3.50
3.35
3.50
1,218
.1
4c
4c
Preferred
80
Aug
3.00 Aug
500
4c
Nov
1
6'Ac
Senator
1,000
6c
Oct
1
41c
40c
43c
23,900
38c
Mar
•
24%
23%
24'A
340
47
95
:
6'Ac
—100
Winnipeg Brewery class
A
6'Ac
47
50c
__
_
11A
11A
50c
1.62
1.59
1.82
32,900
1
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt Gordon
2.12
1.95
2.12
50,372
•
common
11%
Aug
4.35
100
20A
Feb
44'A Mar
12c
Jan
17c
Jan
67 %c Feb
24%
49
(
July
Feb
11% July
Mar
1.82
3.20
Apr
17'A
1,320
11'A Mar
17'A
Nov
16
17
850
11% Mar
17
6.70
6.75
844
6.50 July
54c
-1
60c
141,135
30c
Sep
33c
39c
21,400
20c
July
34c
•
•
:
*
*
•
Disher
Steel
preferred
Bridge
Dominion Glass
Foothills
—
___*
*
Oil
♦
9%
'
•*..
9%
7A
10
7%
864
176
9 A July
7
Oct
Hayes
Steel'
International
8.50
70c
Feb
Minnesota
&
Feb
*
Paper
common
*
Paper
*
Ontario
48c
Jan
Pend
12%
Jan
Southmount Investment
11A
Feb
60
22
22%
12 A
12%
10
24
155
175'A
176
10
1.85
510
660
72
Mar
3%
80
15A
10
1.50
Jan
Nov
52
135
195
3%
3,200
53 A
53 A
53%
250
140
140
19%
18%
19%
4,666
14% Mar
45c
41c
45c
20,735
33 Ac Mar
23
24%
35
24%
-
325
250
20'A
126
Apr
Oct
3% Feb
39
1.00
21A
Mar
Sep
Apr
Jan
23
Oct
14
-
19% Mar
162
Jun
6%
115% Jun
Apr
Mar
II
May
135
Feb
Mar
134
55
30
July
24%
'
,
{
Jan
V
176
Nov
:
3
July
59%
192
Oct
Oct
it-
4% May
53%
!
1
■U-
NOV
2.25 Apr
21% May
60c
Jan
30'A
30'A
95
27
Feb
25% July
33'A May
36%
36%
36%
250
33
Jun
36%
3.70
3.60
3.75
7,615
30 '/a
27
30%
285
20
Feb
58%
58
59%
2,830
46
Mar
22%
23'A
890
20
Feb
28
5.75
6.10
4,895
Feb
6.50 Nov
40c
42c
612
37c
Jr.tt
45c
Nov
7'Ac
7'Ac
500
6c
Sep
8c
Jan
Nov
'tis
„
4.10 Jan
34
Apr
;f
70% Jun
May
*
)
i
Oreille
Temiskamlng Mining
285
3'A
♦
common
1,605
S
High
Sep
55
5
Paper
Oil
Nov
6.70
Class B
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Nov
1.43 Mar
17
Bilverwood Dairies class A
Coast
Dominion
10
98c
17
1
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Bilanco Mining
Silver Miller Mines—
Westinghouse
Copper
2
Oct
17'A
Voting trust certificates
Lumber—
4%
104 105'A
25
3%
—100
—
Canadian Western
Feb
Canadian
Sannorm Mines
Rouyn Ltd.——
Shawlnigan Water & Power—_
85
4%
1.50
175'A
1
Canadian
120
50
'
F
Low
27
23%
*
22%
Ltd.
Gold
'
Co
Preferred
Range Since January 1
High
26%
113
& Paper com__*
1
99
Ban Antonio Gold Mines
Breweries
Columbia Pulp
Brown
Low
27
49
__
Lawrence Paper—
1st preferred new
Preferred
British
Corp
Preferred
new
preferred
Asbestos
Mar
16
Corp—
preferred
Sand River
25
10c-
_———1
...
25 %
24
—
Mines
(-
Nov
5'/aC
7'Ac
Ryanor Mining
'•
4.60
Jan
*
—
__100
Bear
'A May
2.35
8.45
8c
8
Nov
1,401
8.75
100
Yellowknife
Jan
6'Afc
I—„
Russell Industries
Bick's
5'AMar
1.27
8c
A
i
•
Jan
1
—
Vellorex
i
.
15c
9,250
.
34c
common
Gold
Nov
5.65
*
Jlu'r.
Aug
4%c
common;...
Chibougamau
Rupununi
Shea's
2.50
7
"
Roxana
'
Nov
1.38
«'«"«-
Wright-Hargreaves
Feb
1
Robinson
2nd
Jun
50
7
1
Mines'
Preferred
54% Mar
90c
Jan
25
Apr
1.27
__*
Wingait Gold
Winnipeg Electric
8%c Mar
—1
Gold
Richmac Gold
•
10
Feb
.
45%
7
1
—
(Geo)
Winora
Sep
Nov
1.38
*
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Jan
,73c
Regcourt Gold
St
7'A Aug
16
Nov
1.03
f
Reeves
1st
98
Feb
17 A May
10%
5,710
6c
20%
Mar
2.50
j.__,
_____
Preferred
17% May
275
1.30
58 c
15%
35c
2.31
2.35
__
Jan
72
Feb
12
1.25
83c
Mining
88
500
Products
Western
Nov
88c
Feb
52
1
Nov
Sep
20%
10
20% Nov
1,300
•
Malartic
Westeel
Jan
11
1
—
Nov
1
Amulet
West
Jan
500
—1
—
Queens ton Gold
Reno
%
6c
-.40
i
Quebec Manitou
Quemont
44
1,000
113A
1.25
—1
July
103,275
Ltd
(Hiram) (G
Wekusko Consol L
Feb
5'Ac
4c
'
1
East Dome
Purdy Mica Mines..—I
Purity Flour preferred
Apr
6c
•
Winchester Larder
Corp
Pressed
—
12c
1
*
!
1
5.80
2.25
•
.
|
|
!)
For
footnotes
see
page
42.
l<
Jan
17
.
Oils
Waite
Jan
2.59
63c
—
1
12%
■
Oct
24
.
Mines
Walker
Feb
16c
1.95
1.86
35c
45'A
—
Rouyn
Voting
Power
1
.
1.08
Mar
17
Vicour Mines
Jan
Nov
23
__
t
Jan
7
17
„
Viceroy
12 Ac
July
20%
.
130,150
v
Pioneer
Oct
Feb
79c
300
89c
Jan
Jun
10
500
90
s
49c
80c
•
Canada
i
J;
Jamr-f
"r •
''J:
3.50
Nov
May
Jun
33c
9'Ac Nov
5'Ac
1
73c
'
'21c
23
*
!_
If;
5% 'Jan'.-1
-
•"
Oct
*
*
Steel
Ventures
Jan
Nov
50
preferred
Jan
Nov
•
7
300
20%
90
__
81c
'
19c
9%
Oils
Vulcan
Malartic
Paymaster
Pen-Rey
1
8%
Hill
Upper
Jan
Jun
4% Aug
Nov
2.30
Jan
1
—
29%
2.05
19c
23% Mar
60
11,545
Nov
34c
250
»
9%
;
A
-Ik
18,000
__
•
class A
Jan
89c
*
Gas
Keno
61c
41,000
—.100
Fuel
Sep
25c
26c
__
Resources
United
Jan
46c
rights
Preferred
Union
1.99
5'Ac
__
United
38%
90c
1
Paramaque Mines
A
Nov
4c
■—
Jan
5'Ac
Ltd.,
Cadillac
Sep
Nov
Nov
20c
—_____1
class
Transcontinental
Jan
United
Page
Jan
15c
Mar
46c
:
rights
Feb
1.15
70c
Mar
33C
—
—
B
27".
5'A
2.60
__
1
____•
United Corp
65c
.1
—
Finance
Glass
Feb
.1
(Eastern)
Rights
2,000
Sep
4,300
Elevators
Traders
Jan
5
Mines
Apr
2.40
21c'
8c
11
Mines
Towagmac Exploration
Sep
15,700
55
30c
5'A
_
*
—
24c
Mar
3c
120
30c
2.40
*
Bros
Torbrit Silver
Toronto
8'Ac
Mines
12c
Nov
f
?'
1.05
7,565
4Ac
______—l
1.84 May
7%c
120
U
99c
500
1.15
26%
24c
:___1
:
—
Gold
Tooke
May
9c
Lake
Lake
Osulake
1.000
1—1
-
Nov
Oct
1.53
7,400
8'Ac
^
__
2.59
.-
Thompson-Lundmark Gold Mines—_•
2.20 Jan
6c
7'Ac
-50
Gold
Red
1.40 Mar
3c
1
Orange Crush
Orenada
7,925
,
1.61
1
._
Exploration
i
83
1
*
Tombill Gold
17,300
3,500
7'A
1.52
1.34
Ac
1.05
1.15
Jan
4'Ac
14c
Sep
Nov '
.
1.26
8
—
1
—
July
4c
1.40
.L
1.26
50c
—
Gold
Tamblyn
38c
15c
*
Sep
15
82
Oct
—
1
*
*
Nov
1.65
1
—„
94c
Feb
82
1
8% May
Nov
235
Jan
21'A May t
5'A Oct A
Nov
14
82
__
1
______
Nov
500
1.57
—
Loan
58c
13%
■
8'A May
Apr
81 »A
;
Oct
68c
Feb
4
Jan
July
1.62
17% Mar
14
—25
—___.
11c
30,500
40c
:
Malartic
3,400
4»A
-
Apr
39c
20
_
Sylvanlte
Nov
Jun
1.45
'__
Oils
60c
Jun
Jun
55c
Mar
81'A
*
__
O'Brien Gold Mines
Okalta
25
58c
60c
*
common
31
26
101'A Jan
5'AMar
105
5
49c
115
19'A
5
Nov
3.15
4c
5'A
Gold
Canada
i
July
1.50 Mar
99,500
Mines
Ogama-Rockland
5'A
19
19 A
*
'
Taylor
JL
9,400
22c
20
__
40c
.
of
Sudbury Contact
Jan
Oct
14c
26,454
5'Ac
7%c
.
class
Steeloy Mining'—
L_
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon
River
Gold_
Nov
1.50 May
58
Nov
Mar
10c
5,000
8'Ac 10'Ac
Mines!
common
42c
20c
Mar
,
18'Ac 18'Ac
3%C 5%c
9%c
Norseman Mines
Oil
•
;
Bros
Co
Burl
_1
Preferred
38c
„
—•
Preferred
*
1.10
_1
Gold-
Mar
38c
99% May
Mar
96
Jan
12'Ac
8c
*
Canada
18
95
1
—
:
Radio
Starratt
12c
15c
Mines
1,154
—
137,600
106,424
Nordon Corp
Gold
155
25
98%
20
Preferred
19c
1
Mines
Normetal Mining.
30
24
24
1
High
Nov
98 A
—1
____—
95
24
Jan
47/8C
5
—
!
Mines
Standard
Sep
15c
15c
•
__
29'A
110
98'A
100
Standard Chemical common
Standard Paving common
2.30 Nov
60c
31c
Nov
Low
96
Jun
Feb
6c
3%c
1
Malartic
Star
75c
29%
Range Since Januarv
High
95
__
•
Stadacona
Feb
4c
1
1
.
Mines
Northland
2.99
31 %c July
Low
100
•
Springer Sturgeon
Nov
17c
Norgold
North
1.91 Mar
Apr
2'Ac Mar
pfd
—
Gold
Stedman
Mines
Inca
30
ICOVa
Dairies
A
—
2.20
•
Nipissing Mines
North
Feb
Western
Sladen Malartic
Southern Co
1
Oils
Rouyn Merger
Yellowknife
Northern
Nov
26'A May
1
Pacalta
Norpick
24
1,000
1
1
18'A Mar
for Week
Shares
Nov
54c
l\4ar
18c
10
5c
*
Gold
Gold
Noranda
2.06
100
_
Norzone
Norbeuite
17
Apr
Siscoe
1
Newnorth
Nicholson
29
16'A
16%
Jason
New
New
29
16%
I
Calumet
Nib
Jun
16
16 %
Bidlamaque
New
13
13 'A May
25c
preferred
New
New
10'A May
20
16%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
85
15
10
New
High
11%
15
Car
(Wm)
Low
11'A
*
Trust
Negus Mines
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
15
class A
Petroleum
Steel
Friday
Range Since January 1
11'A
*
National
Ncilson
Low
20
National
26
*
B
41
MARKETS
NOVEMBER
5
„
Preferred
National Hosiery
ENDED
(2261)
for Week
of Prices
LISTED
WEEK
CHRONICLE
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS—
FOR
FINANCIAL
.
(
iiULI
■I
i
.
42
THE
(2262)
CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL
Monday," November 29, 1948 ';. *
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations lor
Friday .November 26
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds-
Far
Bid
Figures after decimal point represent
Ask
Far
Bid
Ask
Sescurlties—..1
4.47
4.91
1%
10
American Business Shares——1
3.61
22'A
3.60
3.95
24'A
3.94
8%
7.01
14.11
4%
2%
90.80
18.55
7.69
15.50
0'A
7.58
15.34
4%
3%
94.59
20.05
lc
3.96
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc.. 100
Mass Investors Trust——l
Mass Investors 2d Fund——P1
7.16
24.21
Mutual Jnvest Fund Ino
1
13.49
14.75
15.78
17.29
Nation-Wide Securities-
X
1
30.23
12.65
l
12.85
13.80
1
8.39
9.07
•*
6.64
7.26
point
11.82
Bullock Fund Ltd—
}
Canadian Inv Fund Ltd———1
a
26.17
10.93
32nds of
one or more
7.B5
7.70
16.76
Mutual Funds—
Aeronautic a 1
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Corp
Amerex Holding
Managed Funds—
Automobile
2
series A.——_—
Shares
1
8
1
—1
Bond Inv Tr of America———*
Boston Fund Inc-—;
1
.Bowling Green Fund Inc—-10c
Broad Street Invest Corp——5
Axe-Hough ton Fund Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund B—
Beneficial
Corp
*
Blair Holdings Corp
Century Shares ..Trust
Chemical
Fund
Preferred —
————100
Commonwealth investment—1.
3-17
3.50
3.42
3.77
3.64
4.01
General Industries shares—le
3.42
3.77
Home
3.73
3.33
.Paper shares—
lc
3.66
4.09
-
Investors
Corp—
National Security Seriesseries—
Low
Priced
,,■
Bond
Fund
Stock
15.07
16.12
23.03
24.90
1.72
Equity Fund Inc——
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
—-—5
Financial Industrial Fund Xne.1
First Boston Corp
—10
First Mutual Trust Fund
—1
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
Fundamental Trust shares A—2
General Capital Corp..——1
General Investors Trust—.—1
Series*
6.25
25
23
5.07
5.64
13.22
14.49
5.59
6.45
45.71
42.51;
5.23
4.88
6.46
lc
shares
1
"4.30
Aviation
.
3.15
4.92
lo
shares—lc
lc
Machinery shares lc
Industrial Stock Seriee—1
9.28
shares-lc
6.97:
General bond shares
Industrial
Company
Investing
Mow Priced
York
New
shares
shares
Mining
—
lo
,
1
Automobile
Institutional
*
l
9.27
Building
supply
——;1
8-2
7.47
7.42
Metals
6.96
5.14
5.58
-
—.1
5.25
1.35%
1.65%
bl.50
1,35%
1.65%
1-49
bl,50
1.40%
1.50%
2-49
bl.50
4-
1.55%
8-
2-48
5-
1
6.19
7.85
Petroleum
Putnam
&
Trading
8
——1
(Geo) Fund
7.78
bl.12
M.12
0.96%
1948——.
9, 1948
Dec.
16,
1948
Dec. 23,
1948
Dec. 30, 1948
25
15.32
14.25
2.43
2,66
Jan.
6,
25.34
27,25
Jan.
13,
10.14
5.81
State
Corp.*
Investment
Street
1.08
Trusteed Industry Shares—28o
27.38
Series
Series
bl.12
1949
6.36
New York
18.24
25.16
Wall Street
17.64
9.10
9.93
Wellington Fund—
Whitehall Fund Inc
15.48
16.89
20.14
Wisconsin
Bank of New York
18*9
*,—*100
Bankers Trust
Automobile
bl.14
1.07%
1849—
bl.15
1.08%
17.
1949—
bl.15■
1.08%
1.06%
Feb.
24,
bl.15
1.08%
1.06%
321
39%
Fire™.—
9.16
9.35
Chase National Bank*———15
16.35
17.85
Chemical Bank & Trust
40
Gecnnecticut
Investment
15.40
16.56
Commercial National Bank A
Co
.1
3.34
3.63
Trust
—10
-J
Co
2AO
6.38
Independence Trust Shares—1
2.08
2.38
4.50
4.93
Shares-
1955—
1
Continental
Bid
23 'A
53
76
80
Sterling National
—25
11%
12 %
Title
—12
31
33
Ask
Par
Bid
Home
—8
10
39%
Public Nat'l
50
54%
Insur Co of North America—.10
Jersey Insurance of N Y20
104%
52%
59
—
$2.10 Prior preferred
—.10
$1.05 Convertible prefemd.8
21%
42%
914
103/4
Massachusetts
18%
20%
Merchant
121/2
14
Merchants -A Mfrs...
Fire
Bonding—...8
Assur.——8
4
Causalty (Detroit)—10
National
60%
58
National
Louisiana
80
61%
York
New
12%
13%
45
47
21%
28
0
22%
25%
85
Northern
52 3,4
34%
*1088
'
■
Elec
v
100%
102%
'. 4 %
13%
101 % :
102 lA
Power
3a—
*,1970
R-1982
Pactflc Pwr & Light $%•—*1977
105-
100%
•
101%
101%
v
102 %
_1978
IOOV2
a
3%
101%
102%
Wise-Michigan Power 3s
-
-.10
56
59%
Providence-Washington .—.—10
31%
33%
—20
ty A Deposit of Md
—10
of Phila.
Fireman's Fund of Frisco— —lO
»*s of Newark.—8
158
GMbe
A
Republic
Otohc A Rutgers Fire
9ml preferred.
8
com. —15
American
—15
60
Reinsurance Corp
75
78
Republic
13%
5
Hertford
>
steamboiler.
—10
—10
—10
lOi:
86
tf
■
Pow A.Lt 4.60%
88-
-
103%
105^
104%
105%
pfdJ'100
103%
104%
102%
103%
14%
80""
*
83
14%
Tobacco—
preferred
101
100
1011/2
.
'84
*
Tennessee Gas Transm's'n Co—
4 % % ~ preferred
1..1——100
_Texas Eastern Transmission*!.*
Tucker iCorp_ "A"—
—1
t.
*
93
*
95*
"
11%
12%
'1%
lVa
14%
(N Y)
(Texas)
....
20%
22%
43%
453/4
9%
10%
Surity.
Security (New Haven)...
Springfield Fire A Marine.
23%
27%
Standard Accident
73
29%
31%
..2
..5
..10
27
29.
12%
74
77
5%
-
77
Seaboard
28%
116
31%
30%
119
33%
10
47
50
29
31
.10
44%
46%
10
29%
10
31%
,
j
•
—
a.Odd ,lot;.sale ;(not included in year's range).
included
U
S
loo
590
615
Fidelity 6c Guaranty Co—.2
47
in
year's range)
(Un) Admitted
49
Fire
.4
^
U S Guarantee
Westchester Fire—
10
_
2.50
56
73
36%
e
i
Ex-interest.
change;-n Admitted to trading N. Y. Curb.
dividend.
Travelers
U S
Hanover Fire
Hertford Fire
81
163 ^
56
St Paul Fire A Marine..
General Reinsurance Corp.. —10
Glens Falls
8
,ir_
Penna
Reynolds (R J)
3%
in
:
96%
-
Pub ^Ser
(Colorado)
4.40% *100
Public Service (Indiana) •»
3.50% preferred
—100
.4.50%
Preferred Accident
v
'Public Service of New Mexico.?
101%
;1978
st Penn Power 3s*—
.49
Phoenix
66
20.
89:
95%.,
.109
preferred
tN Y State-Electric A Gas—
f
San Diego Gas A El Ss*^.—1978
85,
—™
100
*
81
**
—
.
"88
4.50%
preferred
..—100
jDkla Gas A .El 5%% pfd
100
k—v
7
100
■
■.*>
15%
24%
6
t
.19
pfd-108
preferred
4Vz%
43.
.22%
Ask
23%
New England Gas h Elec—
40
.2.50
-
Kentucky Utilities 4%% pfd.100
102%
Pac Gas A Elec aVis ser
Fire
*
102%
Ohio
—..._B
Bid
22%
- ■
^
,102
-101%
30%
-
Refining
Kansas^City Power A Light—
£
101
New England Power 3s.—.^*1978
28 %
33%
Fire Assn
550
,
29
.5
Par
A
Mont (Allen B) Laboratories
.5%,cpnvertible preferred
,20
100%
.
1978
3s_
46%
35%
25
Pacific Indemnity Co.—10
,
10%
520
:*Du
—
Northwestern, Bell Tel 3%s-1079
12.50
Pacific
68
9%
..
.
1;
7%
,6%
31%
Skyers * Reinsurance
39%
64
'
.30,
543/i
32%
*
Narragansett
44%
Northeastern
81
94%
100
27%
-
v
Fire
1967
Michigan Bell Tel 3%s
^
27
River
Oil
Ashland
100%
Florida-Pow A Lt 4% %
84
10
—
84%
37%
100
Stocks—
Ask
99%
Lt J%___1978
33%
Amsfferdam Casualty—2
New Hampshire
Fire..—10
t
A
.0
National Union Fire
New
37
Pow
.—10
Fire
.1978
Cudahy Packing 2%«—
.
•
63
20%
Guarantee & Trust
$1.20 conv, preferred
29
42
63
.
& Trust.17%
■United States Trust
108%
39
—10
•I
Bank
Security Issues
Bid
Arkansas Pow A Lt 3 %s_
Ask
27%
47%
28%
■mptoyees Group Assoc..—
38%
24%
51
50%
203.
2.36
82
78
203/4.
Casualty
Crtun AForster Inc
Trust Co—.20
48%
Morgan; (J P) A Co Inc
100 X197
National- City. Bank-*
36%
12%
81%
New YOrk Trust.——
25
3.32
—.1
18
.10
46%
44%
Manufacturers
North Amer Trust Shares—
Trustee
19%
Life
30*
10
14%
15%
•1,420100 1,380
37%
Piduolary Trust
7.35
4.73
i.
269
28
_25
10
Federation Bank A Trust—:—10
10.91
4.32
1,250
260
.
—20
Exchange Bank 6t Trust_20
Empire Trust
50
Series E
.100
—
**—-
34%
r
Trust
Ask
Bid
.100 1,190
Bank,
Irving Trust —
Kings County Trust
Lawyers Trust"
'
-
Corn
Diversified
—10
General
Guaranty
42
Investing Corp — ..1
1
—.1
National
Industrial Bank of Commerce* 10
87
11.91
30
8
*
103
Type Trusts—
North
Camden
Par
First
41%
V
32 V2
Continental Bank A Trust
Unit
Ask
25%
99
14.37
16 34
——28
1949-
Ciiy Banks & Trust Cos.
84
27.13
59 %
BmSests A Shippers
1.06%
1:06%
3, 1949
100
13.17
10
^—
bl.13
bl.13
10,
306
10
Brooklyn Trust
24.87
28
-.25
.10
Ask
19491949—
20,
Feb.
Central Hanover Bank A Trust 20
9.10
21.98
10
Surety..,.
Jan.
Jan. 27,
7.05
Maryland Casualty eommoit—.1
Reserve
Bills
Feb.
23%
Bonds—
American
1.60%
Feb.
Recent
__2%
1.50%
1.00%
Insurance Companies
Be-Insu^ance
1.60%
1)1,60
1.03%
0.89
1
Series
American of Newark
bl.65
1-49
1.03%
Bid
Bank of the Manhattan Co—10
17.31
Shares.—
Fund
Income
United
Par
79c
71c
Fund—.!
Union Preferred Stock
13.4^
28.51
Series 1956.
American
American
bl.65
1-49
0-
bl.13
-
49.00
5.87
—
94.22
American" Alliance.....
_10
American Automobile...
—4
American Casualty
5
American Equitable Assur
8
American Fidelity 6c Casualty.8
1-49
8-
hi.13
1940*
77c
69c
20.87
C
44.68
.28
7-
10.92
,
46.00
1
B
7.40
16.17
,
1-48
1-48
12- 1-48
20%
19
1
1
Fund series A
Union Bond
13.21
23.06
..
10-
11-
Wi
bl.12
79c
27.27
.10
1.60%
47.49
Inc
Union Common Stock Fund
_10
1.40%
bl.65
k
92.24
Insurance.
bl.50
bl.12
-
•
Fund
43.79
Life.—
2-49
6-1-49
Bid
0.90%
Dec.
10.66
Selected Amer Shares——.2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Loomls Sayies Mutual Fund—*
Aetna
5-
1-48
Ask
Dec. 1,
8.60
9.73
Bid
1
1
Republife Investors Fund
Russell Berg Fund Inc
Scudder, Stevens A Clark
6.75
Par
1-48
9-
United States Treasury
6.78
1
13.18
A Surety... *10
Ask
12-
wi
5.60
——
toomis Sayles
Aetna Casualty
Rate
Bid
1.40%
2-
3-
1-48
5,75
5.11
equipment
Tobacco
25.19
Second Fund—10
bl .50
1-49
lr48
7-
7.80
2.62
4.84
98c
1.
1-49
5-
6-1-48
1.55%
11.59
——1
Utility———
12.05
1
.1.65%
*
0.28
10.58
7.35
4.00
71c
Stks)-1
1.50%
1.30%
1.55%
1-48
16.43
.1
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
Railroad
Ltd—
com
8.47
sovereigft investors——J—1
Standard Inves Co Inc
10c
(Low Priced com Stks)
Knickerbocker Fund
;
1.30%
bl,50
3-1-48
4-
.0,69
8.84
14.99
—I
—
5.95
21.91
(Appreciation
1
—
8.04
20.27
8-4
Ask
bl.55
Due
12-
1.55 %
1.55%
1.55%
8.19
stock
4.69
.
.*1
10.02
Investors—8
common Stks)-1
com Stocks)1
.0311
11.22
9.14
1.64
(Income
.9842
.9764
100.0145
Due
Dated
Bid
1-48
1- 3-49
Dated
Rate
8.37
10.24
4.46
S-l .(Quality
7.64
.1
Public
7.10
6.36
——1
...——
Machinery
Merchandising
4.85
(Speculative Bonds)—1
K-l (Income pfd Stocks)
1
K»2 (Appreciation pfd Stks)-1
.0225
09.9647
_
Federal Intermediate Credit' Bank Debentures
10.16
Insurance
i0.04
1,60
B-4
.0115
99.9741
6.10
stock—.
Bank
10.71
10c
(Investment
8-3
9.69
5.80
5.57
9.77
4.42
Bonds)— 1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bds)—1
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)—
1
'
,
8.84
1
Diversified preferred stock—X
Electricial equipment
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
100.0039
July 1, 1949—
11%S Oct, 1, 1949——
11.04
4.13
Co of America—!
Investment Trust of Boston—1
Investors Management Fund—1
.0166
100.0056
1, 1949.
11 VeS Apr. U 1949—
June 1, 1949
tl VeS
11,49
5.14
Investment
Ask
.0103
100.0025
—_
3.53
10.48
4.46
Insurance Group shareslc
Stock and Bond Group——lc
.0979
14.87
10.07
4.45
lc
Bid,
100.0030
tl%s Jan. 1, 1949
t l%s Feb. X, 1949
11% -Max.
10.81
3.68
lc
119%
il%s
11.18
4.06
Shares
3.33
3.23
13.87
9.66
4.73
Aviation Group shares
Bank Group shares
118
.1901
Certificates'Of Indebtedness—
.0102
AVm.% 100:0029
lApril 1, 1950-i-i———1%% 100.0714
3.64
1
*
Railroad
Income Foundation Fund
Incorporated
100.6
Other Issues
Maturity—
Ask
-
tJan. 1, 1049
6.28
...
Aviation
7.56
7.19
2.40
shares—
Railroad Bond
100.4
100.3
Stocks Inc—
Agriculture.—
9.74
lc
shares-^——lc
RR Equipment shares
lc
Railroad stock shares
>—lc
Steel shares—lc
Tobacco shares—
—lc
Utility shares-;
lc
Howe Plan Fund Inc——-I
Petroleum
100.1
*
5.48
6.77
lc
—lc
shares
Merchandising
5.75
7.78
7.41
6.41
Fully Administered
Treasury Notes—.
Bid
.
6.13
6.14
Food shares
Int. Rate
Maturity—
5.38
,
10.54
5.15
5.65
9.26
4.31
Institutional bond shares-—lc
'
July 22,. 1949-
Sept. 15, 1949—
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
3A4
,
1
6.02
5.54
7.17
Building shares
lc
Chemical shares
lc
Electrical Equipment shares lc
-40C4
1%S
4.70
1
-
Series
.
bond series—1
Diversified Industry
——I
Diversified Investment Pund.1
6.70
6.17
lc
lo
Ask
100.3
ioo.i
Panama Canal 3s—
7.06
1
Selected Group Series
1
Low Priced Com Stock Series 1
New England Fund
1
Chemical
Group Securities—
shares—
shares
Bid
100
1949
1.65s
101.4
-
6.83
Series
Series
Speculative
1
Corporate
Automobile
1, 1953-1951.—^a."
98
1, ,1055-1953——100.24
2%s Feb.
20,
15. 1949
1.88
-
Agricultural
1
Jan.
1%8 Apr.
4.37
——1
Preferred Stock
Income
1%S Jan.
■
1%S
99.28
98
98.12
Dollar Price
Balanced Fund
Bond
v
09.20
97:20
—
4.51
Steel shares
National
l%sOct. 1, 1950-1948
.1 y4s May X, 1052-1»5O_.
4.04
shares..——le
Petroleum
25.00
23.38
1
——1
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Ask
3.67
Furnishings shares—le
Stock Series
Baton A Howard—
Balanced
Fund
Bid
4.11
3.36
3.04
None-Ferrous Metals——lo
5.79
14.79
1.49
5.33
1353
1.36
1
—25c
Fund——;—
Delaware
Dividend Shares--
32.50
13.69
2,800
149
com—100 2,700
145
Securities
Christiana
5.10
4.10
shares——lo
Business Equipment shares-lo
Drug shares
lc
Electrical Equipment ahares-lo
Associated Standard Oilstocks
Podorai Land Bank Bonds—
4,
xEx
dividend,
y
to
Ex-rights,
rCash sales
Unlisted;Trading
z Ex-stock
bBlg yield price,
fFlat price,
k Admitted
d Deferred delivery -sftles~(hot
to
listing
N.
on
Y.
(not Included in year's range),
privileges.
wdWhen
delivered.
Stock
wiWhen
dividend.
Ex¬
tEx-stock
Issued.
•
59
■
77
38%
•No
par
dividend paid
value,
on
tin
default,
May 10.
tThese bonds
are
subject to
all Federal
taxes.
.
HEX $40
cash
s..
Volume
168
Number 4755
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(2263)
Week Ended Nov. 20
THE COURSE OF HANK CLEARINGS
1948
<
| 'Bank clearings this week will show a decrease compared with a year ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us, based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
;
cities
of
the
States
United
which
from
it
is
possible
obtain
to
Pennsylvania—Altoona™
Bethlehem
liminary total stands at $12,580,364,120 against $12,673,592,362 for the
1947.
At
this
center
is
there
loss
a
for
the
week
ended
Friday
of
pre¬
11.6%.
3,726,984
1,133,000,000
York
New York
%
$5,715,222,185
$6,466,347. 111
522,298,149
495,697, 073
■+
5.4
850,000,000
826.000, 000
+
2.9
421,033,378
427,065, 383
Kansas City
6.9
258,532,000
San Fraticifico.
275,031, 000
Pittsburgh-
273,825,128
251,215, 775
297,980,454
277.397, 440
+
Baltimore
192,978,203
185,114, 038
Ten pities, five days.
$9,042,490,133
$9,672,771,847
Other cities, five days.
2,586,993,392
2,155,291,488
+
6,5
West
Total all Cities, five days.
All cities, one
—
District of
927,432,858
651,303,731
issue of
next
week.
We
cannot
6.602,587
204,977,676
403,447,830
36,108,900
369,588,151
4,057,895
+
7,809,463
383,129,061
319,155,911
1,049,336,395
940,844,383
furnish them
today, inasmuch
appear
'
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
has to be estimated.
cases
)
jln the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
present further below
we
3,049,745
13,765,000
j^re able to give final and complete results for the week previous
ended Nov. 20.
For that week there
was
the week
—
increase of 5.1%, the aggregate of clear-
an
in the
week in 1947,
same
Outside of this city there was
clearings at this center having recorded
increase
an
a
Federal Reserve
it appears that in the New
York District
District
of
The
5.2%.
of 0.6%.
We
(including this city)
the totals record
Cleveland Reserve District has
an
to
its Credit
the
Kansas
City Reserve District
the
increase
is
following
we
furnish
a
'
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■
•'
.
'■'
SUMMARY
Week Ended Nov. 20
Federal
Reserve
let
Boston
2nd
New
6.1%, in
240,315,195
79,279,002
+ 10.2
2,052,777
141,075,564
+ 20.4
67,394,842
489,564,218 1
+ 11.2
423,675,361
95,462,089
21,287,242
.12
York
*•,
1
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
7
the
Dallas
63,932,755
47,478,119
+ 20.3
242,100,000
162,700,000
2,618,006
4,860,955
St.
9th
.
4,123,712
+ 17.9
•3,763,811
+ 14.2
3.069,114
84,930,664
+ 17.0
81,202,798
54,465,358
126,424,610
109,005,108
+ 16.0
102,009,455
66,614,942
—-10
7,544,159
487,647
6,537,710
427,610
+ 14.0
382,361
251,432
142,570,155
+ 10.3
130,429,538
98,174,587
770,472,026
.
;
Federal
Reserve
Grand Rapids
654,743,148
+ 17.7
649,438,425-
12th'
San
8,135,510,344
+
1.0
6,854,783,274
7
,——
10
City—.
6
—
10
.
Ill
York
New
1,343,288
Sioux
558.761
1,209,474
+ 12.4
8,677,748
—13.2
5,729,835
-
5,326,599
3,467,008
7,247,173
6,256,334
+15.8
5,777,514
2,874,865
-60,597,000
54,469,000
+ 11.3
5,976,918
+ 15.0
45,520,000
4,646,703
28,108,000
6,872,838
42,933,223
-
78,158093
Rapids—™_,
■
59,185,866
+32.1
2,745,310
+
X
49,432,083
33,955,686
3,703.298
3.628,293
2.2
3.222,990
1,985,707
30,133,880
27,101.891
+ 11.2
24,413,648
14,656,825
16,598,578
City.
14,863,735
+ 11.7
31,567,962
7,657,574
+29.4
1,046,690
1,011,511
5.3
702,991,164
488.343,110
+ 32.4
3,517,791
11,936,827
2,197,486
2,125,276
1,528,103
875,008,253
831,255,126
3,272,147
12,832,829
+
1,180,695
.
,
—
-
4,333,141
Chicago—.
12,329,090
+
4.1
+
7,392,301
5,496,032
(16
cities)
■"
»
"
1
1
4,669,317
+ 17.7
3,418,755
4,130,592
—
3,555,935
+ 16.2
2,954,760
2,337,885
■!•■■■■
<■
1,12408*,094
..
■
1
1
■'
M'r-
1,045,751,536
^J..
1' 1
.
+
7.6
886,063,953
604,743,904
+
9.4
278.800.000
196,900,000
0.9
109,483,931
72,744,466
0.3
110,521,022
72,569,036
—10.0
1,567,614
1,330,000
500,372,567
343,543,502
Eighth Federal Reserve Distriet—St. Levis—
Missouri—St. Louis
5.2
927,432,858
772,886,870
329,300,000
133,479,133
134,759,066
142,450,934
141,961,377
1,991,872
2,213,134
638,221,939
-
Tennessee—Memphis—
651,303,731
+ 11.5
360,300,000
Kentucky—Louisville
608,233,577
+
4.9
+
—
+
534,101,051
+
Illinois—Quincy
'
489,564,218
.+ 11,2
423,675,361
289,160,381
654,743,148
+ 17.7
649,438,425
./
Total (4 cities)
452,599,563
It
770,472,026
,
''
1,124,981,094
1,045,751,536
+
7.6
886,063,953
608,233,577
+
4.9
500,372,567
Ninth
604,743,904
638,221,939
343,543,502
Federal
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
now
507,537,536
427,047,170
583,471,490
550,151,326
+ 18.8
353,907,184
our
7,965,066
5.3
7,502,354
5,143,050
294,670,775
+ 19.0
241,627,645
161,772,727
114,936,120
Minneapolis
239,517,040
466,017,850
308,430,445
St, Paul
II
:•_+■
6.1
*
—
98,229,476
+ 16.9
81,952,938
6,973,963
57,370,578
North Dakota—Fargo
II
11,122,325
393,261,897
336,633,476
+ 16.8
166,164,038
181,711,543
864,931,306
CO
740,095,051
523,396,994
15,808,339,617
13,295,456,568
3,593,941
+ 27.0
3,444,029
2,028.925
4,287,205
+ 29.7
3,628,419
2,646,452
12,224,820
9,930,912
+ 23.1
8,772,836
5,987,186
507,537,536
427,047,170
+18.8
353,907,184
239,517,040
Montana—Billings
16,611,791,702
8,294,795
4,571,259
5,558,952
South Dakota—Aberdeen
932,100,568
cities
8,709,448,355
+
Helena
7,954,739,771
+
5.1
9.5
6,669,778,442
4,708,908,534
Tenth
1947
$
1,793,321
4,339.891
—™™.—
Massachusetts—Boston-
Inc.
1946
Dec. %
1,818,802
—
$
4,555053
,
—
1.4
1,524010
3018,066
5
1010,356
1,282,094
22.1
713.412
2,040,892
1,003,712
821,980
+
New Bedford
2,174,157
2,101,086
+
0.6
Springfield—
9,374,183
7,989,645
+ 17.3
New Hampshire—Manchester
+ 11
1,225,288
6,645030
4,817,335
6,741,291
5,491,394
+ 22.8
4,422,513
3,262,044
30.847,857
25,768,875
+19-7
18,830,784
14,350,745
11,331,704
+ 10.7
8026,742
6,526059
30,494,800
+ 10.4
24,108,300
17,249,600
1,835044
1,581,642
+ 16.0
1,213,520
.
Blmlra
Jamestown
76,629,292
+
7.8
6,960,351
5,989,183
8,902,089
3,594,583
+ 12.5
6.2
316,402,192
209,750,908
13,857,189
+ 12.5
10,160,999
2,634,744
1,871,665
+ 40.8
1,915,592
+ 13.2
1,656,479
1,566*143
1,427,427
1,048,550
583,471,490
550,151,326
+
6.1
466,017,850
308,430,445
6,268,250
+
30.4
13,011,240
11,570,971
391,173,786
368,434,196
•15,596,304
''
'
"
1
■
r;
'
r
+
5,116,180
'
6,309,772
'
Total (10 cities)™™
Eleventh
Federal
Reserve District—Dallae—
Texas—Austin—.
Dallas
™>
668,791060
634,002,519
5.5
554,619,137
8,174,142
326.565,599
33,566,879
Y.i
,
Fort Worth
284,559,000
+
14,8
5,363,205
121.307,000
149,583,000
27,934,524
+
20.2
23,805,848
16,942,517
3,191,682
7,225,000
4,666,000
+ 54.8
4,635,000
4,052,000
4,414,856
3,322,951
9,882,751
+ 32.9
2,767,987
13,315,421
+ 34.7
8,234,998
1,753,403
6,188,941
393,261,897
336,633,476
+ 16.8
166*164,038
181,711,543
119,525,542
3,912,339
171,341,059
+ 17.0
100,255,4197
80,166,367
+ 19.6
3,886,891
203,544,998
•+ 18.8
114,984,730
75,377,194
60,965,686
+ 23.6
52,326*415
9,393,021
-
417059,001
Wichita Falls
j
Louisiana—Shreveport
+
Twelfth
Buffalo.
114,866,979
992,249
Federal
Reserve
Distriet—Ian Franoloee—
Washington—Seattle
'
York—Albany.
3.0
2,168,959
■
Galveston
12,548,111
33,657,900
Veeend Federal Reserve District—Now Terk—
York—
Blnghamton
+
-
Total (6 cities)
Total (12 cities)
137,798,903
572,702'
1,727,476
J
/
320,564
4,022,713
Pueblo
"
210,456
350,450
424,093
5,758,643
Colorado—Colorado Springs-.
f,
+ 40.2
+ 10.5
+ 15.0
7,504,826
Wichita
2,801,830
363,112,036
2,275,009
+
422,361
497,815
6,822,283
141,994,668
Missouri—Kansas City™
St. Joseph
866,119
480,672,128
Lowell
>
592,214
•550,000
Kansas—Topeka
I
4.1
Fall River
Haven
4,568,122
7,844,749
Omaha
1945
4.7
539046,646
Rhode Island—Providence
34.1
District—Kansas City-
Reserve
Lincoln
or
552,200,284
Worcester
Federal
Hastings
first Federal Reserve District—Boston—
IfRine—Bangor—.—
'
—
Nebraska—Fremont
$
at—
-
Total (7 cities)
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Connecticut—Hartford
+
10,612,096,686
II
City
add
8,389,969
350,734,091
II
1948
New
4.2
+
9,674,050
;
—
Illinois—Bloomington
Week Ended Nov. 20
frew
1.289,365
7,043*774
—
Des Moines
week ended Nov. 20 for four years:
Portland-
452,599,563
II
Francisco
Clearings
4,494,265
6,121,775
6,114,666
Wisconsin—Milwaukee—
I
-We
15.4
10,878,130
*
*—_—
Terre Haute—
6,066.529,531
4
—
Total
Outside
+
District—Chicago-
—
Indianapolis—
417,059,001
544,556,284
2.274.914
157,296,035
7
South Bend—
$
554,619,137
940,844,383
3,964,485
1945
5.5
1,049,336,395
r—16
Minneapolis
11th Dallas
$
II
Louis
10th Kansas
1946
or
+
II
16,226,144
99,361,770
Peoria
Dec. %
1/120,926,014
13,527,940
+ 32.8
*'4,300,600
Springfield—-
634,002,519
1,179,475,342
5.9
+
65,375,256
Decatur
668,791,660
6
—
Chicago
8th
Inc.
289,160,381
20,109,122
™__;
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Reserve
8.219,985,471
"
7th
$
44,129,466
,
217,900,000
___■
Lansing-
**
11^
3rd Philadelphia
6th
cities
1947
+
86,809,608
''
CLEARINGS
$
.—12
6th
BANK
1948
Districts
—.
4th
OF
1,356,683
6,632,000
263,806,170.
W
it,\
2,220,665
2,903,398
200,636,794
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
Total
*'r
3.0
+
262,100,000
Total (10 cities)
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
534,101,051
+ 14.3
Rockford
the
772,886,870
District—Atlanta—
Louisiana—New Orleans—..
District 16.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve District 7.8%.In
+11.5
4,566,486
3,251,256
_
Mississippi—VickSburg
gain
a
St. Louis Reserve District of 4.9% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 18.8%.
In
201,584,863
15,060,800
v
93,913,891
Alabama—Birmingham—
improvement of 7.6%; in the
an
2,630,322
+ 20.0
6,140,726
279,587,008
10,753,000
Florida—Jacksonville
Iowa—Cedar
In the Chicago Reserve District there is
4,477,221
139,766,662
_
the cities
group
located and from this
are
11.5%, the Richmond Reserve District of 11.2% and the Atlanta Reserve District
17.7%.
23,648,900
50.2
+ 13.8
gain of 9.5%, the bank
iinprovement Of 1.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of 5.5% and in the-Philadelphia
Reserve
+ 26.3
8.8
Georgia—Atlanta—
Seventh
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
194,819,708
3,716,751
™
Nashville.—.—
ihgsfor the whole country having amounted to $16,611,791,702 against $15,808,339,617
111,307,782
292,366,966
+ 12.1
Mobile—
we
2,961,033
544,556,284
Macon—
4,131,090
160,896,886
9.2
12,284,000
151,473,132
Columbia—Washington
Augusta
5,769,163
0.9
+
164,756,529
___
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week
as
28,592,700
+ 27.9
—
District—Blefcmead—
Total (6 cities)
ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
of
5.2
+
8,886,772
Virginia—Huntington
Sixth
of
1,120,926,014
6,093,635
Maryland—Baltimore
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
1,726,052
3,101,032
0.7
$12,673092,362
1,552,092
5,748,374
g ^23 707
Federal Reserve
845,529,027 '+12.5
$12,580,364,120
Total all cities for week.
2,687,700
2,540,257
203^ 146,490
Richmond—..
1.7
950,880,595
1,883,066
4,016,277
+ 39.5
South Carolina—Charleston
$11,629,483,525 $11,828,063,335
day__
2,639,208
+ 19.8
—
7,189,062
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 20.0
2.9
+ 21.0
2,485,961
4,523,953
*
4.2
—
Fifth
3,536,246
5,272,984
1,179,475,342
Total (7 cities)
7.4
632,000,000
3,261,143
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 11.0
Cleveland
1,878,019
897,000,000
6,523,087
YoungstoWn
*50
-
2,758,153
4.6
+ 32.4
Columbus—
8.8
+
k
558,762
+ 14.9
+
+ 22.5
Mansfield—
+
245,900, 000
242,720,636
638,666
950,084
8.652,720
Ohio—Canton
1.4
223,004, 027
262,900,000
.i
757,389
865,495
2.7
4,227,109
Cleveland—
St. Louis
1,130,780
+ 23.9
5,595,576
_
Cincinnati
Philadelphia™—
Boston
3,242.427
+ 18.6
—
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
Chicago
—11.6
$
10,$99,225
10,026,877
___
Fourth
x
1948
$
2,977,049
Total (11 cities)-™
1947
1946
6,378,988
New Jersey—Trenton
1948
or
3,434,644
Wllkes-Barre
Delaware—Wilmington
Week Ended Nov. 27
in
1,083,000,000
Scranton
Clearings—Returns by Telegraph
;
940,881
1,176,036
Reading
Our
1,202.588
1,166,074
Philadelphia—1
comparative summary for the week follows:
Inc.
Dec. %
1,143,796
Lancaster
week in
same
$
1,426,129
^
Chester
weekly
clearings will be 0.7% below those of the corresponding week last year." Our
1947
$
'•
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
cities of the country, indicate that for the Week ended Saturday, Nov. 27 clearings
for'all
43
>19,926,347
26,164,023
—23.8
10,413,814
11,222,778
4,736,361
2,800,543
+ 69.1
2,094,060
1,548,401
111,712,701
99,896,362
+ 11.8
84,678,197
56,193000
2,176,731
1,785,768
+ 21.9
1,397,732
816.824
1,806.351
1,975,123
7,853,599,846
—
8.5
7 akima
865,202
New York
7,902,343,347
0.6
6,625,678.126
5,903*188,152
Rochester
25,510,588
18,850,805
+ 35.3
16,075,728
13,572,896
Syracuse
16,110,355
11,426,291
+ 41.0
9,876,844
5007044
12,148,466
139,825,012
4,080,467
—
Utah—Salt Lake City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena.
-
12,545,667
5.6
7,090,809
0.9
426,197,207
+ 12.8
11,141077
3,118,048
71,006,673
36,0330 86
10,497,947
5,187,779
300,251,744
7,523,019
+ 13.4
4,214,985
2,854.551
6.8
10,903,819
6,157,180
7.8
740,095,051
523,396,994
15,808,339*617
5.1
13,295,456,568
7,954,739,771
9.5
0,669,778,442
10,612,096086
4,708,908,534
11,172,768
—
9,501,320
10,063,183
456,893,164
461,065,786
11,770,870
5,301,216
11,153,765
tO, 439,638
932,100,568
•.
—
13,277,765
San Francisco
1,465,189
-
j™
Oregon—Portland
864,931,306
16,611,791,702
8,709,448,355
San Jose
+ 12.3
—
—
9,266,298
+
Santa Barbara
—
'
Connecticut—Stamford-™.
New Jersey—Montclalr
Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total (12 cities)™
13092,369
13,412,007
810.564
55,417,918".
;
't
+
4.3
734,073
+ 10.4
700,425
472,323
46,409,428
+ 19.4
39,607,555
25,581,773
65,441,839
58,456,675
8,219085,471
8,135,510044
r
+11.9
50,647,138
37093040
1.0
6,854,783,274
'6,060,529,531
Stockton
Total (10 cites)™
Grand
Total
(111
cities)
Outside New York•Estimated.
fNot included in totals,
+.
JNot available.
4,674,435
+
+
*»**«« m<4
44
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
THE
(2264)
Monday, November 29, 1948
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
*
'
National
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
give below
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
RATES
19,
TO
1948
Noon
Monetary Unit
Country and
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
NOV.
.
countries of the world
Consol.
NOV.
Euying
BANK
for Cable
Rate
TREASURY
TO
OF
ACT
Transfers in New
PARTIAL
•
,
b%
,
.
peso—
.207733*
.251247*
.200000*
3.212313
.022850
.054406
franc—
Belgium,
—
cruzeiro—
Brazil,
'
,
—
.054406
.054406
.054406
l.OOOOCO
1.000000
1.000000
.923984
.020060
.208535
4.031484
'
.924296
.020060
.208535
■ S
.297733"
,
• '
.251247*
Closed'
*
*
^
Official
I-I
Free
Czechoslovakia,
koruna
-
_
(Metropolitan), franc—
I—I
Pree
.003174*
■
_
__
guilder
_
-
.301678
.145053
.375762
rupee
,.1
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
•
"
*
'
.301678
.145053
.375550
'■
••
-r
.
••
Official
New
"pound
Zealand;
Bpaln
;
—
------
-
-
-
'
.091324
.
krona
Switzerland, franc
Union 'of. South
Uruguay,
Ukuguay,
Uruguay,
3.991542
.201580
.040317
"
Africa,
pound————
peso
—
peso——
—
:
—-
"
————-
peso—
___—
Uruguay, peso—-I
,233629
4.007500 : '•
.658300*+
.588223*+'
;561799*+
.531909' +
-
—
—:
.
—
.278228
*
1799
-
_
"
.588233*+
.561799"+
b%
debentures,
Riverside
Golf
(A.
1st
.531909*t
*Nominal rate.
-
-
A.
,
Gas
*
P.
W.
■-
Denver
1st
.
$57,000,000 at all reporting mem¬
reporting
all
at
member
Holdings of
banks.
United States Government bonds increased $34,000,000.
thousands
(In
of
dollars)
Nov. 24,
A
Nov. 17,
'
Assets—
Gold
Redemption
1947
$
22,255,431
for
F.
22,215,428
20,660,170
627.250
.:
fund
notes
■
$
$
certificates
Nov. 26,
1948
627,249
682,968
R.
___—
Total gold ctf. reservescash
Other
22,882,681
22,842,677
21,343,138
260,700
262,621
581.864
282,153
370,491
980
973
4,721
4,941,444
12,669,278
6,020,619
6,033,819
780,950
advances
and
255.486
5.025,794
Discounts
798.200
11,165,827
11,156,309
928,033
22,993,190
22,929,772
22,239,463
Industrial loans
Acceptances purchased
decreased $23,000,000 in the Cleveland
District, $18,000,000 in New York City, $17,000,000 in the
San Francisco District, and $66,000,000 at all reporting
Borrowings
629
U. S. Govt, securities:
Bills
Certificates
>
1
Notes
—
—1.
Bonds
—
A
of the assets and liabilities of reporting
summary
member banks follows:
**
--
Total
securities—
and
Due from foreign banks
Notes of other banks—.
W. R.
Uncollected
Bank
Dec. (—) Since
Nov. 17,
loans
23,212,898
49
22,615,307
_
49
...
Other assets
136,385
2,611,422
32,236
33,201
223,088
217,344
50.436.199
Investments—total
assets
47.062 343
Loans
chasing
U.
notes
24,166,269
24,089,861
24,635,733
bank—reserve
acct.
19,934,421
19,952,523
17,120,791
Treasurer—gen.
acct.
1,650,293
1,590.887
1,313,369
465,940
471.726
450,700
Real
456,204
428,980
518,477
Loans to
Other
S.
2
Foreign
Other
1
Other
Total
5>ci
deposits
22,506,858
Deferred availability items—
Other liab.. incl. accrued divs.
Total
22,444,116 "
2,397,357
3,113,089
2,292,519
14,503
12,418
20.405
49.084.987
liabilities
U.
19,403,837
49,659.484
46,352.496
8.
200.184
Other capital
;
200,124
448,189
—
accounts
448,189
27,543
439,823
27,543
49.867,442
Cash
48,023
50,436.199
Contingent
purchased
combined
liability on
for foreign
respondents
Commitments to
:
■
49.1ft
make
48.5 ft
bills
1,858
2,905
indus¬
trial loans
6,104
+
13
—•
Salt
202
with
in
+
2
—
476
;
—
2
—
+
7
+
4,035
228
securities—total
Reserve
9
+
48
8
+
485
33,525
+
206
2,511
+
57
—
+
1,678
+
95
20
—
+
34
—
—
18
—
'
+
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
:
—
27
+
2,140
825
industrial
and
agricultural
loans
de¬
$32,000,000 in New York City, $10,000,000 in the
Boston District, and $15,000,000 at all
reporting member
—■
25
+
8
2,350
;
142
+
46,907
—
14,874
—
8.
deposits adjusted.—
deposits, except Government
deposits
Government
^
1,664
!
—•
$11,000,000 in the San Francisco District.
brokers and
dealers
to
—■
715
29
+
360
+
547
+
+11
139
—
demand
interbank
21
1,416
and
286
—
U.
S.
Govt,
for
;
.
;
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $50,000,000 in New
York City and increased in all of the other
62
York
Gas
Roman
Co.,-
reported gross,
are
net
a
as
gross
districts; there
previ¬
6r/o
in
•Announcement
in
we
preference
stock
6
Pago
2109
*
Dec*
1
Dec
:
1
1907
1803
Corp. for the Diocese of
"
"
this
Dec
1
—Dec
1
1149
Any time
1260
stock—
issue.
—Dec
tVol.
166,
tVol.
165.
1149
27
*
§Vol.
167.
ord of past dividend payments in
many cases are
under the company name in our "General
given
Corporation
and
Investment News
declared.
Department" in the week when
-
dividends
announced
this
week
are:
Per
Name of Company
Acme
5%
Electric
Corp.,
preferred
Advance
Share
IV2C
fquar.)
common
(s-a)
Aluminum
$2.50
Castings
12V2C
iquar.)
Extra
5%
preferred
conv.
Agricultural
N.
Y.)
6%
(quar.)
Insurance
Allen
Pacific
3
12-
6
12-
6
12-
1
25c
12-15
12-
1
i__
Co.
(Watertown,
,
Salmon
Co.,
preferred
Co.
of
Canada,
4
12-15
12-
I
12-17
12-
3
12-22
12-15
62V2C
1-
2
12-15
35c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-19
15c
12-
1
11-19
(quar.)
:
-
Aluminium, Ltd. (special).^
preferred
4
12-
15c
;
Aluminum
12-
Co.)
—
Extra
12-24
12-24
50c
Co.
Company
12-15
$1
(Alan)
(resumed)
common
convertible
(Louis)
3
$4
Wood
(see
1-
$4
preferred
Industries, Inc..
Alliancewaro
4%
11-24
1
12-16
75c
participating
$2.50
12-
12-
12-16
12-15
(quar.)
Wood Steel Co.
Alaska
Bolden
12-15
40c
(year-end)
Alabama Great Southern RR. ordinary
Alan
When
Payable of Bsc.
12V2C
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing com,
+75c
12-27
12-
3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
J25c
3-
Goods
v
Manufacturing
2
Extra
Note
Chemical
Co.,
Co
(quar.)_
common
2-
40c
12-20
12-
2*
12-20
12-
2*
85c
1-31
75c
;
—
Agricultural
Bank
1
25c
Aluminum
12-22
40c
60c
preferred
75c
(quar.)
American Barge Line Co.
com.
Cable
1-
1-13*
12-
8
3
12-
6
12-28
12-
6
1-
_'
(quar.)
12-
6
35c
12-15
12-
1
35c
(year-end) Z
American Chain &
12-15
3
12-3
50c
(quar.)
District
Co.
(N.
Factors,
Hardware
Home
Hoist
Ltd.
Products
(quar.)—
American
Conv.
prior,
pfd.
American
Laundry
Machine
Co.
B
3
3
12-14
12-10
12-
1
12-10
12-
1
12-15
12-
6
50c
(quar.)
12-10
11-30
1-15
12-31
97 ^c
(quar.)
I—
Metals
—
25c
12-30
12-10
12-15
11-30*
12-15
12-
I
3712 c
12-15
12-
1
$1
(year-end)
10c
37V2C
Corp.
12-15
12-
1
Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred A
1-
•50c
Co.—
Foundry
(quar.)
A
Class
$4
12-
Delaware—•
(s-a)
&
1
11-30
12-22
75c
of
Machinery
prefered
12-
12-15
50c
—
Corp.
&
12-15
10c
(monthly)
L___.
Insulator
American
3.90fe
—
Derrick
&
3
30c
;
—
Corp.
3
12-
J.)—
Quarterly
American
American
12-
12-15
25c
—
Telegraph
12-15
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
Class
Date
-
1962
we
Potash &
Corp.,
:
•
due
Then we follow with a second table in
show the dividends previously announced, but
which have not yet been paid. Further details and rec¬
which
American
Superpower
'
debs.,
week.
current
Machine
American
3%
grouped in two separate tables. In the
bring together all the dividends announced the
Phenolic
TENDER
,
are
American
preferred stock___Dec
/
DIVIDENDS
Dividends
American
OF
Co.—
164.
which the details
6ft
Corp.—
Additional
given in the "Chronicle."
<rr—
(quar.)
C
Nov
30
stock__Dcc
10
Buildings Co., 1st mtge. bds., due I960—Dec
Compania Salitrera de Tarapaca y Antofagasta—
1
1899
,.__Dec
2
2005
_E)CC
27
2120
Atlantic Gulf &
West
Indies
SS.
Lines,
common
Bush Terminal
Income
"*
bonds,
Oent■»•-»"!
series A to
^
£ r?/
N,
thclusive.L
_
_
.
Missouri Pacific RR. Central Branch Union Pac. Ry.—
4/0
1st mortgage bonds
-«.
——Dec
American
Power &
*
$6
preferred
American
Extra
212fc
7fe
(accum.)
Republics Corp.',(s-a)—__—
1
—1/—
1-
3
12-
6
1-
3
12-
6
25c
12-20
12-
a
25c
12-20
12-
a
$2
12-23
12-
3
$1.75
12-22
12-
3
& Refining—
(year-end)
1st preferred
■
—
$1.25
$1.50
Light $5 pfd.
(accum.)
American Smelting
Common
I
»
.
T4" *
Ontario—
bonds, notes,
preferred and common stocks called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
NOTICE
Power
&
first mortgage
American
list of corporate
1257
;
2*122
bonds—
income
of Colorado,
Catholic Episcopal
American
Notices
'
•
.
2010 ;
basis.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
2121
due I954_>_Ja|X.-;l,..
Year-end
items
*
-
-
stockl^i/i^^aS'
A,
Heat
General mortgage 5s, due 1951
Wackcr Corp., class B preferred
5%
& Traction Co.,
1
1
Anytime
preferred
Light,
\
-4
Apr
.
series
1st
"1901
1
1950___Doc
due
4s,
bonds, dated Dec. 1, 1939—
3l/t% and 4Vo note issue, dated Dec. l, 1936
Tennessee Coal, Iron & RR. Co.—
IVol.
:
1692
1'
4%
Co.
Alexandria
4%
1950-——I.Jan
-
Pennsylvania Avenue
mortgage
Public Service
112142.
1
6%
Portland
So.
1477
+2410
.
bonds, due 1949
I
—Anytime.
$2004
debenture bonds, due 2024—'81591 *
Cement Co., preferred stock—__—/iJan " I
~ 2123
Power Co.,
lat
mtge.
bonds,
Electric
&
1
1
1951—Anytime
preferred stock——ii___Dec
Corp.—
trust
Power
Purchase money
110
Jari
due
Page
'' '•*
"
1955
bonds, due 1949
collateral
American
American Light
"* '
due
mtge; 5s,
1st
Co.,
Mortgage
New
6%
were
F,
debs., series A, due 2<J24_^_July
Weight Corp.—
Brunswick
Ohio
i:: Date
Ry.—
Light
Gas
t
CALLED
"
"
series
Corp./6%
American
instead of
Year-ago figures have been adjusted to
a
_Dec
ISSUE
Co.1st
Lake
New
21,489
Below will be found
1350
~-\v
notes,
American
accounts,
week
due
39
—
66
—
552
+
deposit accounts, except
Company and Issue—
Loans to
purchasing or carrying United
States Government and other securities increased
$90,-
000,000.
111
191
+
9,538 ;
Foreign banks
Borrowings
banks, and increased $18,000,000 in the St. Louis District
and
.
Allis
in holdings of
United States Government
securities, $191,000,000 in
United States Government deposits, and $286,000,000 in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
Commercial,
43
7,467
banks of
creased
750
351
6,173
14,557
vault
ously reported.
Increases of $206,000,000
1,470
4,515
Condition Statement of Member Banks
17:
4,304
+
24,821
Banks
40
+
4.178
Federal
237
656
—
3,882
...
tBeginning June 30, 1948, individual loan
1.e., before deduction of valuation reserves,
ended Nov.
20-year
22
'
securities
during
6.097
2164
Power
Union
The
banks
Government
Debits
cor¬
1,850
7
*
.
..
bonds,
18
;
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
49.0 ft
+
Time
gold certificate re¬
serves, to deposit and F. R.
liabilities
77
Demand
47,062,345
of
note
+
2,277
Liabilities-
U.
m*tlo
1,286
obligations
loans
Balances with domestic banks
27,455
100,859"
106,539
Total liabilities & cap. accts.
194.548
+
purchasing or carrying:
loans
Reserve
in..
15
—
pur¬
—
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid
—
392
for
;
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes
U, 8. bpnds
Other
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
2,194
"
agricultural
securities
estate
Other
2,073
+
obligations
Government
S,
+
81
carrying:-
for
loans
U.
81
securities
Other
Deposits:
Member
or
Government
S.
269
+
+
410
and
dealers
and
brokers
to
+
25,193
15,568
Loans—gross)
Commercial, Industrial,
Liabilities-
Federal Reserve
U.
62,647
loans
Total
1947
24,944
and
Loans—net
70,849
49.867,442
Loans
Nov. 19,
1948
(in millions of dollars)
"
Assets—
125,712
3,733,910
Nov. 10,
1948
95
135,940
2,761,924
32,240
items
premises
23,576.034
1908
1487
mortgage 6%
first
Inc. (+ ) or
Govt, securities.
Total U. S.
1
1
member banks.
1,398,750
548
1907
1,l/
J.
7,243,405
A,
-Dec
Dec.
mortgage
Pacific
deposits adjusted decreased $64,000,000 in
New York City, $25,000,000 in the Richmond District, and
$21,000,000 at all reporting member banks, and increased
$29,000,000 in the Dallas District, $26,000,000 in the Cleve¬
land Distirct, and $22,000,000 in -the Kansas City District.
Demand deposits credited to domestic banks increased
$84,000,000 in New York City, $63,000,000 in the Chicago
District, and $43,000,000 in the San Francisco District.
Demand
1948
1801
-
—'
4% bonds, series A, due
La Cooperative Federee-de Quebec— v
2%-3Vobonds due 1849-1964.—
.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness increased $96,000,000 in New York City and $95,-
000.000
2009
1
4%
bonds, due I960.:—Doc
Inc., 5 %- debentures—
Dec
Canada. Ltd.— -
Country Life Press
r
ber banks.
Reserve Banks Combined
.1800
1
mtge.
Paper Co., Inc.—
Electric
Butte
1st
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
1951
1st
\V*(/c
convertible
National
net increase of
1
15
Dee
1950
Bros.
Appalachian Power Co.; 6%
.
■■
&
of
Co.
National Sash
a
due
Ciub,
G,)
mortgage
6%
,
+Appllcation depends upon type of merchandise.
was
•
Company and Issue—
.531909*t
•
1st mtge, 4s, due
ENTIRE
Thanksgiving
Day
.658300 +
.588233*+
,561799*+
.561799*+
,531909*t
«
1693
Co.—
3%%. bends,
mortgage
Minneapolis
;
1st
Northern Ry.—
&
Spalding
4'2?Io?!Lx;
,
Corp.—
series A.—;—
Castings Corp.,
Terminal
stock
■
.233629
.233629 :
4.001500 •
.658300*+
.588223*+
/
31,
Transportation
American
preferred stock,
Steel
preference
du&.19&6_:
Public Service Co. of North Carolina, Inc.—
.278228
.278228
.233629
4.007500
,658300*+
Closed
-
•
1893
+
Dec
1st
,
.201580
.040320
.091324
>,
1
,V
mortgage bonds—Dec
1'
Haggard & Marcusson Co., 1st mtge. 5% ser. bds.____.Dec 15
Hanna (M. A.) Co., $4.25 preferred stock
——Dec
1
.
1.000000
.922500
3.991542
.201580
.040317
.091324
„
.091324
.278228
peseta
Sweden
Closed
3.991542
.201580
.040321
-
___
Norway
krone
Portugal, escudo-
1977_Dec
1968
2117
prior
Corp.,
Minneapolis Gas Light Co.,
.145053
,375725
.921875
3.991542
\
7
General
4.031484,
1.000000
due
1st mortgage 3% % bonds, series A, due 1977
Dec
Mading Drug Stores Co., 5'i debentures, due 1A6L____Dec
RR., 4 % bonds, foreign series, due 1960
JDec
'??££?!!
.921458
'
debentures,
Midi
.004671*
.003178*
1.000000
.921875
;
__
-
*"
»
Jan
^
~
Pree
'
1.000000
—
1477
2117
Union
Newfoundland, dollar—
1
mortgage tds., series P, VU %, due
de Tarapaca y Antofagasta—
serial
5 'if
Jacksonville
.301678
.145053
.375725;
,
A__Jan
ser.
2
$4.25
#
.004671*
.003178*
.
,
Page
31
Jan
General
Thanksgiving
Day
.
.924765
.020060
.208535
■
mtge & collat. trust Inc., bds.,
CO.—
Cooper-Bessemer
3.212313
.022850
4.031484
.004671*
.003176*
1959—Dec
Power
and gen.
20-year
Piedmont
.004671*
due
Compania Salitrera
-
'
'
—
__
India, Dominion of,
Closed
4.031484
pound sterling,..
Official
"
.924375
.020060
.208535
_
Deiiinark, krone.,
England,
'
1.000000
_
Maine
1st
*
y
dollar—-
Canada,
France
$
.297733*
.251247*
.200000*
3.212313
.022850
.
'
'
-
Ry., 5%
Central
Nov. 25
^
.297733*
.251247*
.200000*
3.212313
.022850
*
"regular" products_;-;,'_™Z™l
"non-regular" products
For certain industrial products
Australia, poundFor
For
bonds,
1st
Bolivia
Argentina,
.
*
,
Nov. 24
Nov. 22
548
2012
;
Date
»
Central Terminals, Ltd.—
mortgage deb. 6tock and
Algoma
548
v;
l
REDEMPTION
'
Company and Issue—
York
Nov. 23
Nov. 20
Nov. 19
.1
mortgage
1930
*
Value in United States Miney
.
TARIFF
UNDER
INCLUSIVE
1948,
25,
Pago
•
3ft-G%. bds., series A, due 2039—Dec 15
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co., common stock
Jan
4
record for the week just passed:
a
'
Corp.—
20-year collateral trust bonds, series A,, due 1954____Jan
Special interest notes (unattached to bonds).!—
Jan
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
certifies daily
We
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the
to the
'
Date
Mortgage
Union
_y.
fquar.).
—
'
Volume
168
Number 4755
THE
Pet
Name of Company
American
Snuff.
6%
.
Share
,
(quar.)
iquar.r
American
Stamping
Sumatra
America it
Thread
Metal,
Post
$1.50
(quar.)
Mining
Products
fQuar.)
10c
__—.'
12-22
12-15
1- 2
3-15
$1.25
Armstrong Cork Co. 1 year-end
Constable Corp." (quar.)
$1.40
Arnold
Ltd.
J
*
(increased" qUar.)
iB;
T.),
Paper
12r27
62'Ac
1
1,2-22
12-
12-22
1-
$1
H.)
Co.
(extra) _I_
Refractories, Inc.
Body
Co.
I___i—
!
(quar.)___
Extra
&
12-20
12-
12-
1
Lomb
Optical
preferred. • quar. 1
Co.
com.
12-15
iquar.)__
■
1-
12-15
12-15
Dixie
Home
11-30
Dixie
Ice
12-
10c
12-15
tl5c
1-3
12-14
t25c
1-3
12-14
1
preferred" (quarl);
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
.;
;—$5
Birmingham Gas Co. $3.50 prior pfd. (quar.)
Black, Sivall & Bryson (increased quar.)_i_
12-15
12-
12-
87'/2e
,
12-23
12-
Bohack
Bond
Realty
Stores
Corp.
7%
pfd.
(accum.)
12-
Bridgeport
12-
6
Brass
Co.
$1
(resumed
com.
15c
12-20
12-
12-31
12-14
11-30
&
Ring
.
(quar.)
Sharpe__„____^
Piston
■_
30c
—
12-20
12-10
Eaton
12-20
12-10
Eaton
1-3
12-10
$25c
Company
Terminal
Butler
(P.
H.)
1-
3
1-
3
12-17
10c
1-
3
5%
Butte
Copper &
Corp.,
Zinc
Byrndun
Class
-
:
A
1-3
12-20
1212-
stock
the
the
on
class
,
will
common
;
shares
:
of
A
be
class
A
12-
12-23
$1.50
$2.50
12-
12-23
12-23
12-
the
at
B
rate
7
holdings
fractional
lieu
shares
: thereof
of
7
will
be
held.
issued,
stockholders
cash at the irate, of
*:
G,
of
I.
share
a
T.
said
of
Financial
California
31c
for
7
...
in
/
v
class B
stock.
*
Federal
12-23
62c
$3
preferred
Canada
5%
non-cum,
Canada
Wire
Class B
iquar.)
&
preferred
,
<
Oil
Central
Cos.,
12-15
1-25
1-
11-30
12-7
f$2
1-
J$1
2
12rl0
1-2
12-10
1-
2
12-23
12-23
12-6
12-
11-15
(quar.p___ ;$1.06i4,
Corp. fyear-end)
Storage (fnterim)____.
..."
1
.
12-23
12-3
12-17
12-
75c
12-23
12-10
12-14
12-
2%
;
*
-
Chile
/
.
_"
(N.
Y.)
com.
1
Controller
Clayton Silver
Cleveland
Extra
Climax
Cluett
'
7%
4
.
4r/Z
Quarries
&
Co.,
common
preferred
Commercial' Credit
,
12-
preferred
12-
1
12-
7
12-13
12-
12-15
lc
1-1
12-15
12-20
11-29
12-15
12-
(year-end)
-
3c
4
12-10
12-
12-15
12-
4
12-20
12-
6
12-20
12-
2
12-20
12-10
12-16
12-
Co.
Portland
12-
5
12-
12-15
1-
2
12-20
12-20
pfd.
11-29
12-3
37'/2c
12-31
12-31
20c
1-
2
(Adolf),
11-30
Jnc.
Goldblatt
11-19
Gray
12-7
12-31
12-7
37V2c
12-21
12-2
2
(initial)
Michigan
12-15
12- 4
Bros..
(quar.)
______
;
12-
12-22
$1
12-20
50c
12-
12-20
12-
3
12-20
11-30
12-20
11-30
20c
12-13
12-
6
12-13
1212-
6
(quar.)________
15c
12-15"
—J.
|40c
12-15
12-
1
3
12-31
12-
1
2
Warehouse
?62M>C
Saddlery
(W.
F.)
121212-
3
12-10
12-
7%
common
Hanna (M. A.)
(quar.)
A-
Company (year-end)——
12-
1-15
12-
6
1-
12-15
2
25c
1-
2
12-15
$1
1-
2
12-15
12-13
12-
3
12-10.
11-30
12-10
11-30
1-
12-15
12-16
12- f
12-20
12-0
12-20
12-20
11-29
12-
L
ll-lO
12-
1
11-19
v
3
12-11
12-11
12* 2
12-20
12-10
12-31
•
•
11-
12- J
$75c
1*
12-
1-
12- t
25c
1W
12- i
f$1.75
t$1.75.
(quar,)—
12- 3
i
-1*
12-
i
I-
12*
i
25c
——
—
12-10
11-26
40c
12-10
U-26
59 %c
12-30
12-46
30C
-
12-27
12-13
12-17.
12- 2
$1
—
1
Securities
•
National
;
Co.,
Ltd.,
Inc.
(Md.)
common
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
;
12-11
12-
12-11
12-
1
10c
12-15
12*
i
II-29
11-26
25c
12-23
1
12-15
(quar.)—
_
$50c
1-
3
12-10
$43c
(quar.)_
—
(Detroit)
25c
$1
—
1-
3
12-10
25c
12*15
11-30
25c
Lead
Electric
Co.
Co.
Stock
dividend
Co
(—
(year-end)
(quar.)—
^one
—
——
share
for
each
6%
preferred B (quar.)
National
Radiator
Steel
Car
Corp.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
12-
3
12-16
12-
6
25c
12-20
12-3
12-20
12- 3
12-20
12-
$1^0
15C
—
National Safety Bank & Trust Co.. (N. Y.,)
National
12-15
11-30
20
*
Co
12-15
50c
5%
Gypsum
&
30c
25c
Gas
National
6
25c
—T
12-20
25c
•■■
preferred,
11-30
25c
(quar.)_,—
•Extra
12-28
12-10
12-10
$30c
—
————
■
preferred
3
$75c
(quar..)—,
1
2
12-10
Mills
National'Breweries,
2
12-31
30c
12-10
3
$70c
(quar.)—
National
(s-a)
——■—-v-
Company,
Co.
Co., Ltd.—
Printing Co.
Extra
4%
12-31
t30c
Co.
U-22;
25C
12-20
12-
1-
12-20
12-15'
1- 3
40c
Munsingwear, Inc. (year-end)—
Nation-Wide
3
3
3
$43c
———
.i—
12-10
1-
1-
1-
12'Ac
(quar.)—
Co
Nashawena
12-15
3
75c
1
National
West
Brass
12-15
10c
1-
35c
(quar.)——
Namm's, Inc. (quar.)
32>/2C
—
class
Terminal
preferred
11-26
3
12-15
20c
^
11-29
12 y2c
^_r
________
6%. 2nd preferred (quar.)__—
12-
Co.
common
12-23
1-
5
$45c
12-
r
3
30c
;
—
12-31
$1.50
12-11
12*11
1-
.1 —
15C
Works, Ltd.—■
—
Muskogee
12-22
62 V2C
;
.
6
12-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
40c
■
$1.05
12-
2
87'Ac
;
Co.
Year-end
12-13
1-
60c
—
7% preferred B (quar.)
4r%%
12-20
75c
(increased)
Service
Morris Paper Mills,
Mueller
1
1-2
12'Ac
preferred (quar.)———
preferred A (quar.)—_——
6
12-13
7%
t
12-
12-15
25c
Extra
4%
7
4
12-
60c
Moore Corp., Ltd., (quar.)——
1
'
12r
12-
12-15
15c
Manufacturing
Extra
2
3
$1.
Locomotive
Increased quarterly
12- 2
11-30
1-
12-15
,
20c
—
;
12-10
12-22
12-15
60c
_________
(quar.)_____
7'/aC
Lakes
Lakes
Haloid
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1-
$1
11-23
30C
Montreal
$1.50
11-20
25c
^
12-17
1*
12-10
12-13
II-30
15c
1-25
t
12-15
12-10
12-20
12-23
50c
Molybdenum Corp, of AmericaMontreal Cottons, Ltd.. 7%. preferred
1*
6
40c
11-29
12-
3
1-
20c
—
11-29
12-
1-
12-23
60c
20c
Inc.——
Drug Stores, Inc.
Great
Modine
12-15
11-30
25c
i___
(quar.)__
(quar,)—
Water
12-15'
12-31
12-16
$$1.25
common
Co.
Public
12-31
11-36
$1
———
12-20
1
11-30
Co., Ltd.—
12-20
12-15
11-30
12-13
$1.50
Sonr
Corp.
Middlesex
12-15
11-30
12-13
12rl3
_______
Metropolitan Building Co. (quar.)
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co,—:
40c
12-10
12-13
11-24'
87'Ac
——
11-29
$1,25
3
15c
Co.—
A
&
Machine
12-15
20c
__
Paper, Ltd. com.____,
A preferred
(quar.)
$1.20; class B preferred (quar.)—
Hall
(quar.)_—__
(quar.)___
50c
11-30
12-
Corp.
$1.50
Grand Rapids Varnish
12-
12-31
Mesta
12-22
_
12-10
1-
12-13
20c
6
12-31
quar.)
3
11-30
,
25c
(quar. >
(increased, quar.)_
Oil
Extra
4
1-
12'Ac
Metal Forming Corp.
19,
1
87 "Ac
25c
1-
Telegraph Co.
11-19
12-24
Messer
,
12-
50c
11-29
1.
(year-end)__
11-30
90c
12-
12-23
37'Ac
———
25c
——_
class A
12-15
Great
(M.)
31'Ac
~(s-a)
preferred
Gold & Stock
12-24
12-15
,
12-22
12-14
%c
6
C.)—
A_—
Extra
12-15
20c
12-17
3
&
$3.50* preferred
12-15
12-31
11-29
37'Ac
——
preferred
Extra
12-3
28yac
(accum.)
—
12-31
12-
D.
McAleer Mfg. Co., 5%
preferred
Merck & Company, com.
12-20
11-29
18%C
:
(quar.)
Martin-Parry Corp,
;
Mayflower Hotel Corp.—.
■.
12-20
3c
Co.
(quar^)
Distilleries,
12M>c
12-20
$1
11-29
10%c
(quar.)-
Coal
Gobel
3
class
Basket, Inc.,
Marsh
12-20
65J/2c
50c
Insurance
1
1-
1
12-
12-22
30c
.
Extra'
12- 6
12-10
12-17
25c
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)——
Mapes Consolidated Mfg. Co. (quar,)—
3
50c
Fire
12-
12-29
12-
12-15
.
t$1.50
(quar.)
(increased
12-20
90c
(quar.)_________
12-20
12-28
12-22
31
(quar.)——:
6% preferred
Corp..—
H.)
12-10
12'/2c
—_
35c
Extra
$2.50
(R.
12-23
$3.50
■
(quar.
(year-end)—
Cement
3
$2
———
Mackinnon Structural Steel
5% preferred (quar.)—^
5
12-
Corp.
Corp.
I-
12-20
37'Ac
(quai\)_
Lonergan Mfg. Co<, class B (year-end
Mexican
hfd;'(quar.)
Cement
Harvester
Alden
Great
Star
Macy
12-10
25c
Globe Knitting Works (quar.)
12-20
5
—
:
1
12-10
12-
(quar.)—
50c
1
1- 3
12-15
62 >/2c
Lone Star Gas Co.
6
12-10
preferred
Candy
Market
(quar.)_—__________
3
12-24
10c
—_—._
Products
Year-end
"
$1
(quar,)___„_
12-
$1,75
1
convertible preferred
Lone
'
Glenmore
3
——:
Brothels,
Loft
7
8iy»c
Extra
6%
Lit
12-14
12-
5%
12-
3
.12-17
|
_________
12-
25c
(quar.)
3
$1
Corp.—
4
t4c
;
2
1-
$2.50
;
12-14
__1.50
Ltd
1-
prior
Liquidometer
30c
11-30
$3
Corp.
■
Upe Rollway
1
20c
Glen
3
12-
—
12-27
34%c
1st
(quar,):
Candy Corp.
Gleaner
12-
12-
25c
Corp.
Wilkes-Barre
participating preferred
Participating
■
7%
20c
(quar.)
Supply
pfd.
Germantown
,
"
$7.50
General Railway Signal Co. com. (year-end)
6% preferred, (quar.)——____________
3
12-15-
*
12-15
12-1
12-21
$4
Consolidated Coppermines Corp
Builders
conv..
30c
Co
Consolidated Cement Corp.—
$1.40 pfd. A (accum.)
1-1
12-20
1
11-30
12-15
30c
6%
,
Year-end.
8
12-13
$1
quar.)
General
General
12- 8;
12-15
Co.—
(increased
$1.60
25c
,
Commercial Solvents Corp.
w.
12-20
12-20
•
12-30
$7
(initial)—--
(quar.)
75c preferred
(quar.)—
Lincoln Service Corp.
(Washington,
Common (quar.)
6
5c
(quar.)_
& Co.
Company
25c
(quar.)
Engineering
12-10
25c
General Electric Co.
12-15
30c
Co.-(quar.)
(quar.)_
3.60 ',t
1-3
12-10
12-10
12-
11-30
12-31
12-10
12-16
11*30
12-11
12-10
12-15
1-2
12-22
'12-22
$3C
Leighton Industries, Inc., class A (year-end)
Leland Electric; 5% conv. preferred
(quar.)_
Liberty Loan Corp., common (quar.) _______
2
12-
12-11
,
20c
Lehn
1-
12-15
—
Fink
12-10
1-3
3
25c
12-10
2c
Extra
11-18
$2
_____________
Wilans Gold Mines,
Colorado Fuel «& Iron
(quar,>
.
12-1
15c
Co. -(quar.)
preferred
Common
$1
v
(quar.)__
preferred
12-3i
1-
—
12-10
10c
:
1-15
12-31
$1.50
$1.75
"
—_
11-19
$1
preferred
$1
40c
1
12-24
12-21
10c
common
11-30
11-24
11-26
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-29
12-15-
2
12-21
30c
&
12-
12- 9
Co.—
Inc.
Co.
—
&
i
i
1
12-15
$1
Realty
Extra
12*
12*
1
25c
(resumed)
Vo
Sessions
&
12*
4
1-
—
General Cigar
11-18
20c
Cochenour
*
1
6
68%c
8
1-
12-15
12-
15c
—
Box
General
Lefcourt
Lehigh
12-15
12-20
$1
$1.50
Rubber—
Laboratories,
&
12-14
25 c
30c
J
2
20o
25c
',
General Mills, Inc/5%
12-
-
Co.
12-28
12-
1-
35c
Landers, Frary & Clark' (quar.)
'
62V2c
Pviro
11-18
5c
,
:
11-20
1
75c
Yards
1-10
12-20
(quar.1
dividend
9%
.
45c
,i_'
„
8
12-
(quar.)
__________——
Combustion
.
(year-end)30e
Stock
Molybdenum
Pea body
12-
$1.75
Mines
Union
Cleveland
i
Co.
12-10
$1
Co., Inc.
(Theo.)
General
12-8
2'/2c
City & Suburban Homes' (s-a)
Clark
12-
12-22
12-22
12^1
"
Circle Theater Co,(year-end)
-
Gary
1
12-15
.
,
•_
12-20
B.)
Cement
Year-end
—
50c
(increased)^-.
Inc_____.
convertible
5y2%
V
1
2V2e
(year-end)
(special)
Ry.
Street
12-
$1.50
.
preferred, (quar.
Copper Cp. (year-endi
Cincinnati
12-15
50c
•.
Chilton Company
12-3
50c
,
4'/a'A
...
3
10c
(quaT.)
Extra "——
i%
12-14
;
$1
(Julius)
Stock
12'/2c
(quar.):.
Chicago Towel Co.
.
Co.
-•
3
2I/2c
Trust
50c
(quar.)_r
less
(I.
Lamson
(quar.)————
(Calif.) (quar.)„_
are
20c
$5.50
$7 preferred (accum.)
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)—
6
Portland
Lakeside
—
Year-end
12-15
12-17
(Robert)
Garfinckel
,
(
(quaf.)ti-J____-—________
&
•
50c
(quar.)
Bank
Gair
6
50c
Charleston .Transit
Co.—L*_ / '
'*
'6% "partic; -pfd. (quaf.ri'-/C-//"il_l_,l.-___'
Cbatham Manufacturing Co., class
Ch?rry Rivet Co.
12r
50c
Mfg.
ifU- preferred
•
$1,10
.
Chemical
12-10
75c
Extra
•
12-
.
25c
A
12-21
to effect two-tor-one
& Company (year-end)
Cleaning & Dyeing Co.—
payments
dividend tax.
1
11-30
_n—
Keystone
Corp.
Above
1
12*
12-15
(quar.)_—
11-26
Kleinert
—
t$1.25
12*
12-15
——
prior preferred
$1.50
_
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Foote-Burt Company—,—
Foreign Light & Power, 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Fresnillo Company
(s-a)
^
Extra
1
11-30
12-21
12-15
——
(accum.)—
11-26
share
Motors
Co.
25c
Mines, Ltd._
preferred
12-10
______
Power
$6
1
12-10*
12-15
37'Ac
(resumed)-
com.
12-10
Food
3
12-15
*
B
12-
3
-12-
$2.25
Ry.,
50c
& Smelting—
Co.—
J.)
1-15
(quar.) —
com.
$1,25
.
________
Airplane
12-15
12-20
;• $1.75
Keyes Fiber, 6%
12-10
Truck
United
Florida
12-20
3
.
"Class
Kerr Addison
12-
—a
1
12-15
(quar,)'_______
Valv^
12-
t$l
Central Illinois. Securities Corp.—
$1.50 preferred
(accum.)__i______ll_l^__
Century Electric Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend.
Chamberlin. Company of Amer.
(quar.)_____
..Extra'
;
-
12-15
12-31
12-23
93 %c
——
12-20
Extra
1
t$1.50
Extra
Chapman
(John
Quarterly
Year-end
50c
.
T$1.25
(quar.l
General
Cold
12-
f75c
Carey Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
"Extra
i
Carman & Companjr4'/4% jifd.
&
Felin
Fenton
1-14
12-15
3
12-10
1-14*
15 c
& Trecker—————
Kennecott Copper'
12-1
2
12-16
12*
1
50c
Kearney
12yac
,
'
for each
1-
1
12-20
—
<,quar.)_
Co), Ltd._________
Ltd., 8'« pfd. (quar,)_."
*
Carriers
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-22
1-
50c
——
12^
4S1.25 '
—
Cable, Ltd. class A____.„___
preferred
1
,■■■
Ingersoll-Rand
preferred
Motor
1
fl5c
Ltd._Ji_l_________
Ltd.—
Co., JLtd._____
common
(extra)—
&
43%C
4% preferred (quar.)
Kansas Gas & Electric, common———■
$6 preferred (quar.)—
7% preferred (quar.L——
•
12*15
1-12
12-21
'
75c
Julian, & Kokenge—
Kansas City Southern
1
12-22
65c
Mining
Federal
1
25c
*
4'/o
Federal
1-
1
12-
Manufacturing—•
Enterprises,
7
1-
12-
12-15
•
25c
Goods
&
Railway
12-10
2-
60c
(interim)
Canadian
Canadian
5%
com.
(quar.)^"_________l/_;„___^__
Northern
Power,
Steamship Lines,
Canada
12-
2
75c
-
5%
1-
27c
.
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.l
California Pacific Utilities
(quar.)-,
Engineering
12-20
$50c
(quar.)——
& Supply Co.,
preferred (s-a)
4%%
6
11-27
3
12*15
25c
$1
(quar.)—
Co.
12*15
12-20
5%.
—
Corp.
Fairchild
11-20
25o
•
50C
12-15
12-15
93%c
(year-end)-.
Ex-Cell-O
,
preferred
Joslyn Mfg.
Inc.—
25c
com.
12-
1-
37V2c
___________
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
1-
3
—
(quar.)
•
Radio
Louis)
Silver
Joseph, &L Feiss
■
12-28
•
3
1-15.
&
Schmidt Brewing Co.
(quar.)
25c
Eversharp, Inc., $5 preferred (quar.25c
of
75c,
1-
50c
Fairmont
_____
1-15
$1
Fuhrmanh
;
<
.,
Corp", (increased quar.)_
Powef, $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
Electric
35c
J.15c
t$1.75
—
receive
6/100
a
12-28
,25c
common
12-24
12-28
1-JL5
Phonograph (year-end)
Equitable Credit Corp., partic.
prcferrea„__
Participating
Participating;
*
;
Products
1-10
II-30
$$1.25
Irving (John) Shoe Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)„__
Irving Trust Co. (quar.)—
3-17
1-15
preferred
Emerson
Erie
No,
but
will
3-31
(quar,)____
Laboratories,
Rubber
12-31
25c
—
f$l
—
5y2 %
six
of
2-17
J.25c
common
Company,
5f/o
shares
100
2-28
3.75%
1-17
25c
Extra
1 %
.
each
on
12-31
1-31
$6.50
&
12-17
12-31
1-15
31'Ac
Investment Foundation, Ltd. (interim)Iowa Public Service, common
(quar.)—
11-24
1-31"
11-30
Co.
Hose
Extra
the
stock
common
Hat Corp of America
of
the
combined
12-1
<quar.)_
common
common
Controller &
Electrical
12-7
'.
6
11-30
25c
___
$3.50
12-
12-15
12* 9
93%%
Co., 7% pid. (quar.)—
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.)_
;—
Interstate Hosiery Mills (quar.)
——■:—
Interstate
Power
Co
—
•
1
1-3
Industrial. Rayon, Corp. (stock dividend)—L_
Inspiration. Consolidated Copper (year-end)
International
12-
I-15
Extra
12-20
1
11-23
50c
Motors,-
(Sc.
12-
56'Ac
(quar.)——
Pulp & Paper, 5% pfd,- (quar.)
Mortgage (quar.)
Income Leasehold
.
12-20
12-15
12»/2c
_________
12-7
12-23
particiand
common
paid
class
$1
40c
'
Boat
Electric
Elliott
"
-**'
2
J
Manufacturing, new com.
(extra)
Manufacturing (stock dividend*—
Electric
12-17
12-23
10c
_______
dividend
2
1-
Year-end
7
10c
12-14
1-
(year-end)——
$2 preferred' (quar.)——
3
12-23
A
pating,
1
12-17
10c
participating preferred; (s-a)
participating class A (s-a■
non cum. participating
preferred /s-a)
)7
3
25c
non-cum
)5
1-
31'Ac
(resumed)
common.—
Participating
$3
31'Ac
12-1
12-28
5c
-
Electric
12-17
initial series pfd. (initial quar.)______
preferred B 1 quar.)
12-15
split-up
"
12-15
-------
i
11-27
__
Huron. & Brie
common
Ltd.,
$4 par com. held
12-17
12-23
(year-end)
com.
(quar.)————
Hudson
25c
of
12-10
6
Bldgs., 7% pfd. (accum,)__
$1.75
Co., com. (quar.20c
Extra
'
3
1-
flic
"
5%
1-
12-15
50c
45c partic., class A
50c
Corp.
pfd:
conv.
Howell Electric
tl7J/ac
Co.,
shares of $2 par
;
.12-10
12-17
"12V2c
(extra)___„_
Two
/ 11-30
12-15
:
(quar.)
Extra
15c
75c
.—■.
Brewing, new
Duval Texas Sulphur
(year-end
Malleable Iron
11-29
12-29
$2.25
12-6
Rubber
12*16
f6c
2
1-
12-1
Eastern
25c
—
&
12-20
;.
Houdaille-Hershey
4
12-15
preferred
11*24
50C
12-15
12-15
Duquesne
$15c
—
(quar.)
Burrard Dry Docks, Ltd.
Bush
12-10
12-10
conv
(quarT----—15c
Extra
Bullard
5%
B
1
12-27
$1
(initial)
(initial).^
Dunlop Tire
11-30
12-14
Iron
-
,
3
12-10
G.J
A
Class
12-16
15c
&
Burlington Steel Co., Ltd.
-
Class
6
$1.37'Ae
Extra
(
12-
12-1
3
50c
B
12-
12*15
$2
12V2c
(quar.)___
(Allen)
12-10
30c
(increased; quar.)
12-15
_______
preferred
12-10
12-20
(quar.)
12-31
50c
(quar.)
Industries,
Mont
12-10
12-20
com.
(s-a)
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
Du
12-20
50c
Co.
'
Household Finance Corp. com.
33A% preferred (quar.)
preferred
Dresser
12-10
12-10
15c
(E.
Brown
Burd
12-20
u-—45c
Brooke
.---Extra
-
,
50c
5»A% conv. pfd. (quar.)
A-Broadway Market Corp." (quar.)
1
pfd:
(quar.)________________:
Draper Corp. J.—
/
11-30
50c
$3.50
Creamery
preferred
$50c
(quar.)
Dominion Textile, Ltd., common
1
12-14
12-31
Bower; Roller Bearing (year-end)
Brager-Eisenberg, Inc. ((quar.)
'
12-15
50c
,—
1-
25c
Co,.
8
12-
—
Glass
4
4
12-
12-15
_____
7%
1%
$3.50
____
,
RR. Co
12-15
12-
12-
t25c
(quar.)
Extra
11-26
1
$2.25
(quar.)
Boston & Albany
$2,
3
Honolulu Rapid Transit 6%
pfd. (quar.)—
Hotel8 Statler Co.
(year-endl—_—
12-10
$1.12V2
11-22
12-11
1-
12-22
—-
$1
A
11-29
12-23
Extra
11-20
_1_
Stores
Cream
Dominion
3
12-
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—preferred (s-a$3
6%
1
12-24
11J22
12-23
40c-
—
(year-end)
Hobart Manufacturing Co,
•
_____
Common
Blackstone
"
12-
12-11
11-24
11-29
$1.25
(initial)-—
new. com,
12-11
12-23
,
—
Extra
11-20
50c
12-23.
12-17
60c
7%
12-17
______
3
50c
Extra
12-
11-26
12-23
65c
(quar.)—_——
Co.,
Powder
3-17
20c
Common
1°
12-23
1,
2
—
(year-end)_^__i._
(quar.)__
Mines, Ltd.Dominguez Oil Fields
11-22
1
30c
12-17
4-
&
Hershey
4
lr
Donie
Extra
Canada,
"-5'/e
*
3
1-3
/.—$1.25
$1.20
Extra
12-14
-J- 3
2nd'issue
W.)
Hercules
12-10
50c
_____
Bayway Terminal Corp.
__:_1—
Belgium Glove & Hosiery Co. of
Ltd., common -i-i—*:
12-
1-3
12-24,
(quar.)—______________
12-15
$1
(quar.)
—
issue
Payable of
15c
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
12- 4
50c
convertible preferred (quar.)__
Detroit Harvester Co.
(year-end)
Detroit Steel Cprp.
11-30
25c
____—
"Bayuk Cigars, Inc:37%c
:■
12-15
-
preferred; 2nd
5% pfd»
Holme (G.
12-15
55c
5%
11-30
3
25c
(Chicago)
(s-a)
Inc.
(quar.):
Records,
1-
3
12-24
(quar.)
Denman Tire & Rubber—
Common (reduced quar.f^
4
12-15
20c
—
Bausch
7
12-6
12-24
common
Frere, Ltd., class
Hotel
12-
12-20
$1.12V2
preferred
W'itt
12-13
40c
(year-end)
(quar.)
com,
Harrisburg Railway Co. (s-a)___—15c
Hart-Garter Co. com,
(quar.)—
15c
Extra'
A
■'
15c
12-15
$1,40
common-
Corp.
Mills,
Extra,
12-15
3
$1
& Fisher Stores
Decca
12-
10c
,
45
When,
Share
—,
$1.25
De
12-10
2
Cigar
1-3
25c
,
;
Dayton Michigan RR., 8%
Long Hook & Eye Co
12-10
De
1-
Co.,
6
CHorhpany
Harnischfeger Corp.
12-15
l-
$1
Bonus'
12-21
(s-a)_.i__-,—__—20c,.
-
1
50c
■*_*•*
V2 %
12-10
$1,25
(quar.)—
4
David &
12-1
3
G.
Daniels
12-21
•
$1
Batavia
4 %
6
W.
Dan. River
6
12-
$1.12l/a
4Me%' preferredCurtis Companies
D.
/
11-30
30c
Mills, Inc
Extra
Basic
12-
12-27
1.2-20
30c
Inc., <quar.)___
.
4
25c
(quar.)
$5 pfd.
12-
40c
-
(Wt
3
12-3
_
Bangor & Aroostook RE.,
12-
12-16
50c
Babbitt
Ba-rber
12-21
Clothing
12-
1-..3
flOc
com.
Per
Ndme of
1
preferred' (quar.)__
Curlee
12-; 3-
fextra
Badger
9-.15
12-21
—''
_
(quar.)_____!
Automatic Fire Alarm
1
5%
Sugar
;
,
6
5%
(quar.)_____
Atlantic
12-
12-15
90c
(R.
Cuban
6-15
12-21.
....
Co."
>
140c
;
Extra
Associates-Investment
1
1
12'/2c
$30c
*
Extra *
Atlas Cofp.
10-
12-
Holders
12-15
5c
Extra
Creameries of America, Inc.
(quar.)
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
12-15
1
7-
(2265)
Payable of Rec.
10c
of
L.), Ltd.
Crane Company
(quar.)
7
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Crain
3
12-?
$1.25
$5 preferred (quar.)
1
12-
-
$1.25
*
Asbestos" Corp.,
6
12-22
,
preferred (quar.)J1
preferred, (quar.
"
$5 preferred
4
12-10
When
Share
Baltimore, common (quar.)_____
4V2 '/c
preferred B (quar.)
4%
preferred C
(quar.)
ContinentalrDiamond Fibre Co. (quar.)__
Continental Oil (Del.)
1
12t
12-21
Company
Consolidated Engineering Corp.
(quar.)_____
1 Extra
1
^
Consolidated Gas, Electric
Light & Power
Co.
11-30°
12-18
12'Ac
.
"
$5
12n
2
$1
t.
Copper Mining (year-end)
Arizona Edison Co. common (quar.)
2
12-2312-
$2
Andes
$5
1-
$1.25
______
(year-end)
12-
,
12-10
12-13
12VaC
____
(year-end)
Cable
50c
_______
Per
Name of
2
12-2
1- 3
5 % pfd. (s-a>
iqu8f.)__"_"~__l_
&
12-
12-31
—
Co.
Anaconda, Copper
3
1-3
(year-end)-—$1
Co.
Tobacco
Inc.
Anaconda- Wire
1-
.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
_____
75c
American
Anchor
common
t
preferred
Ampco
,
Co.,
Extra
When
&
—
$1-
2-
1
12-20
1*
3
1-10
12-
1
3
12-15
$37'Ac
1-15
12-15
$25c
1-15
12-15
SI'
(quar.)
National Steel Corp.
10
dividend
50c
13c
40c
$1-50
75c
»0c
20c
National Sugar Refining
England Fire Insurance Co.
Haven Gas Light (quar.)__,
Haven Water Co. (s-a)
New
New
New
(quar,)-—
(year-end)
Co.
Zinc
New
Jersey
New
York Air Brake Co.
< special
—
Co. (quar.)
New York Hotels Statler (year-end)-,
Auction
York
New
11-30
11-30
t
j
$4.50
$5;50
12-1
1f" *
1- 2
12-Ji
20c
2-20
20c
Extra
—
Pacific Atlantic Telegraph
Indemnity
Pacific
'
Extra
(year-endi
Package Machinery Co
Packer Corporation (extra)
Paramount Pictures (quar.)——
$10
40c
—
4.10%
dividend
4¥4%
12-15
12-15
•
Thor
11-22
3%%
preferred
Co.
(quar.)—,
—
Suspender Co.
1- 1
12-17
12-27
12-15'
12-
Stock
the
at
dividend
of
rate
Common
20c
12-27
12-17
30c
12-15
12-
12- 1
12-29
11-15
Electric
Potomac
River
Powell
Extra
Ltd.
Provincial
pfd.
3.60'*?
12-10
Viau,
12-21
11-29
(N.
Y.)
Electric
Sound
12-15
11-24
Vogt
11-24
Vulcan
Extra
Products, Inc.
—
preferred
-
Ware
12-28
12-
7
common
$1.25
12-28
1-
25c
—
Raisin
pfd.
conv.
5 %
1- 3
12-15
12-10
11-25
12-10,
11-25
45%
-
.
Extra
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Note
prior
pfd.
&
5%
G.)
preferred
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
5%
(quar.)____
Corp.
Porto
:
25c
12-20
Coal
1
11-22
12-
1
11-22
12-28
12-16
American
Tobacco
Co.
12-28
12-16
American
Woolen
Co.,
1
11-19
50c
12-
1
11-24
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-14
12-
1
10c
(resumed)
12-20
12-10
dends
11-20
12-15
12-
12-15
12-15
12-17
12-15
11-30
12-28
12-15
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
2
12-29
12- 6
1- 2
12-15
12-
1
12-
1*
12-
"
7
2
12-15
12-
6
II-26
12¥2c
12-
1
11-20
12-22
12- 3
t30c
2-25
I-17
1-29
12-15
•*12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-24
12-
5
12-
1-
1
(quar.)
com.
12-17
1
12-15
12-
7
12-28
1-
3
12-17
12-17
,
1-
3
12-17
$1
l-
3
12-15
50C
—
1-
3
12-15
Co.—-
/
37i/aC
j
&
"
68%c
(irreg.)
12-31
12-
5
27c
Roofing Co.
1
12-31
25c
1-2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
12-15
12- 4
12-
5
—
(quar.)—
31VaC
20c
Electric—
Corp.,.
common
(quar.y_L
$1.25
1-
3
12-15
12¥2c
12-
1
II-23
12-15
11-26
20c
.47V2C
1- 3.
12-15
10c
12-31
12-27
(quar.)
1834c
12-3i
12-27
Co.;
$1.25
12-20
12-
Inc.
6
this
week, these being given in the
preceding table.
When
Per
Power
Paper Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)—
prior preferred (quar.)
51.50
$2.50
Acadia
5%
Atlantic
Post
Ordinary
Acme
A
partic
Electric
5%
Glove
Common
Acme
preferential
Corp.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
Packers
preferred
common
$3.75
4%
common
of
Aluminum
(quar.)
4%>
20c
10-29
12-10
1
preferred
$4
Aro
Co.
11-30
Ashdown
1-20
12-20
Class
A
11-15
Class
B
11-20
933/4C
1-
1
12-10
$25c
12-
1
11-
(quar.)
15c
$50c
75c
70c
87¥2c
12-15
11-22
12-
6
11-10
1-
2
11-18
1
11-16
12-
1
11-19
30c
(quar.)_
12-
$1.25
(year-end)
12-
1
11-15
Beverage
Corp.—
convertible preferred
(accum.)
prior preferred
(quar.)
Ashland
$1.20
7%
12-15
12-
1
12-20
12-
1
12-23
12-18
1
12-23
12-18
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
6¥4C
;
12-
1
11-12
12-15
11-12
50c
(quar.)
11-12
12-15
11-12
12-15
11-12
15c
12-
1
1Q-29
$1.12 ¥2
12-
1
50c
(quar.)
preference.
10-29
20c
,
Co..
6%
Oil
&
11- 1
12-29
12-13
50c
$1.50
1
12-15
11-15
1-
2
12-10
12-
1
11- 8
$1
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
5C¥.c
(quar.)
12-15
933/4C
12-
11-19,
1
1-
2
12-15
12-
1
11-15
12-20
11-15
tl5c
1-1-49
12-10
|60c
1-1-49
12-10
30C
12-15
30c
12-15
11-29
40c
12'-
1
11-12
$1.50
12-
1
11-12
$1.75
pfd. (quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
conv.
(cash
25c
3%
Co.
12-
1
11-12
7¥2c
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
Refining,
convertible
2nd
11-
11-30
40c
(quar.)
dividend
(J. H.)
II-30
15c
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)..
common
preferred
Associated Dry Goods, common
6%
1st preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Motion
Associated
Telephone
Picture
&
11-29
Inc._
20c
12-10
11-22
$1.68
Industries,
12-21
11-21
Telegraph—
7 %
preferred
(accum.)
6%
preferred
(accum.)
5c
12-
1
11-22
5c
12-
1
11-22
$1.44
Extra
Atlanta Gas Light Co.,
4¥a%
West
^Atlantic Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Point
Line Co.
Line
RR
of
11-21
12-
1
10-29
12-
1
10-29
30c
12-
1
11-19
$1.12 ¥2
common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
&
12-21
$1.50
$2
Atchlsari, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry (quar.)
Atlanta
1
12-
12-15
.12-15
12-10
12-20
75c
common
Associated
3
3
25C
(irreg.)
12-10
1-
25c
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
12-10
11-15
12-20
10c
:
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Equipment. 4¥2% preferred
Mfg.
12-10
5
3
$3
Co.
preferred
Carpet
$1.25
11^. S
11-
I-
-27¥2c
III
$3.75
Stock
11-22®
6
12-10
3
25c
-
Armco Steel Corp.—
& Co., $6 conv. preferred
Armstrong Cork Co., common
Artloom
5
11-10
$1.75
Armour
Artrraft
12-
1
12-
(increased).
com,
(quar.)—
11-30
81¥iC
12-
20c
12-1
2*
1-21
12-
25c
Gas,
12-14
12-
1-31-4$
$1
Natural
12-10
12-22
1*
ir-2o|
$15c
A
12-15
12-
1*
12-
12-31*
12-15
200%
12-28
,40c,
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
American Automobile Insurance Co.
American
12- 1 '
$1
America, common:
Industries,
Arch
6%
12-
11-10
12-
f20c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
50c
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Amalgamated Leather, 6% preferred (quar.)
Amerex Holding Corp. (s-a)
American Airlines, 3¥2% preferred
(quar.)_
American
12-16
11-27
12-22
$1.80
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cement (irreg.)
preferred
1-10
12-15
12-31
1
6
►
Ltd
common
25c
convertible
preferred
11-20
12-
Co.,
$1.12¥a
(quar.)
;
Portland
12-11
1- 3
"
(quar.)
Co.,
convertible
Class
12-10
12-1
(s-a).
:
Arkansas
4
1
3
Mills—
$1
Inc.
Corp.;
Aluminum Co. of
4¥2%
12-15
80c
Inc
preferred (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg., common
Alpha
11-15
2
$'l.05
4%
3¥4 %
1
1-
115c
(year-end)
Co.
12-
*30c
pfd.
dividend
12-
12-24
12-15
12-15
1-14
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-20
$5
Extra
Stores
Stock
Argus
1
25c
3
1-15
$1/75
Extra
12-10
12-
$1.25
(quar.),
Laboratories,
Allied
3
1-
12-15
participating
Participating
Argo Oil Corp. (cash dividend)
50c
Association
Alleghany-Ludlum Steel,
Mills,
1-
12-
12-15
(quar.)
$3
$1
(quar.)
-
$4.50
1
150c
(s-a)
5 %
preferred
(quar.)
^
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (increased)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
Allied
12-
12-15
12- 3
3
$1
Corp
Farms
125c
Works, Ltd., $1 pfd.
Co.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
Aetna Standard
Engineering Co., common
Alaska
1- 2
t25c
12-
3
1-
75C
Inc.
Mfg.
Cotton
$2.50
a
(interim)
Steel
Arts
Common
Arden
7¥20
(quar.)
(s-a)_
3
1-
$1.50
conv.
5
1*
(quar.)..
6%
preferred (s-a)
Archer-Daniels Midland
1
11-20
11-30
50c
12-
12-15
12-15
(interim) '
Smelting
1- 2
J$1.25
11-
11-30
(quar.).:
Corp.,
preferred
Applied
162V2C
(quar.)
11-19
11-30
common
Products—
National
Apex Electrical
f37¥2c
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
preferred
Class
Acme
Holder*
Payable of Jteo.
Share
&
11-30
12-15
$1.25
—
Apex
11-12
$1.75
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A
(quar.)
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—
7 %
11-30
$2.25
I
(quar.)
prior preferred
Arcade
Name of Company
Abitibi
Aluminum Co.
I__
conv.
Gas
12-29
we
announced
Allied
62¥2c
Edison
(quar.)
Factors
1-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Standard Stoker
12-10
Co.—
(quar.)„
original pfd.
preferred
12rl0
6
Anchor
Andian
25c
(quar.)
11-24
preferred
prior
preferred (quar.)
Ampco Metal, Inc., 6%
6%
1
1
35c
...
7%
12-10
1
1-
convertible
10-21
1
12-
12-
3oc
Anheuser-Busch,
Below
(quar.)
12-'
11-30
$1.25
Co.
12-
15c
Wire
Corp.
Stores
Sugar Refining, 7% pfd. (quar.)
American Surety Co. (N. Y.)
(s-ai__
American Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
10-21
12-
12-24
$1
Extra
1
12-24
50C
American
1
12-10
50C
American
3
1
12-20
60c
12-10
1-
1
12- 8
12 ¥2c
12-10
II-
1212-
12-15
$1.75
12-
>11-
11-18
12-18
$1.25
.....
1
$1
11-19
12-15
$1.75
quar.)..
Extra
$1
-
-
Coke^
<fe
Products
(
...
25c
(quar.)
1
12-15
50c
pfd.
1
give the dividends announced in previou*
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divl7
$1.37
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Sperti Foods, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
75c
3
25c
Sugar Co.
California
Southwestern
„
12-
25c
Rico
preferred
Standard
12-23
75c
pfd. (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
/
62¥2c
-—
(quar.)
preferred
Southern States Iron
5%
3
*25c
(quaF.)
convertible
Common
12-
Ji5c
(s-a)
preferred
4.32%
12-22
jsoc
Carolina Electric & Gas
Common
8%>
Zeigler
I'U
(quar.)
56 ¥4 c
—
Zonite
6
Goods,
3
12- 3
10c
;
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Southern
11-16
12-
12-22
$1.25
Paper Co., common
5¥2%
preferred (quar.)
South
11-26
12-20
Paper
1-
25c
Spring
Extra
$1.50
25c
(quar.)_,
Sorg
5¥2 %
11-16
12 ¥2c
Gas,
(Frank
preferred
5%
11-26
$1.12>/2
(quar.)
Simmons-Boardman Publishing
;
Young (L. A.)
25c
—
Soss
7
25c
!
Shawinigan Water & Power Co
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (year-end)
Silknit, Ltd. common
South
12-
75c
.
Co.
Oil
conv.
preferred 1st series
1- 3
35c
(year-end)
(extra)
class A preferred
$3
Co.—
11-19
12-
11-28
-
10c
:
1
8-
$1
(s-a)_.
preferred
$4
11-30
12-
Corp..
Safety Razor Corp. (quar.)
American Seating Co._„
American Smelting &
Refining, common
American Steel Foundries
(increased)
-
12-10
1
W
Finance
1-
$1.25
12-
25C
National
1-
50c
preferred 2nd series (quar.)
Mfg. Co
30c
50c
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
Seiberling Rubber Co. com. (resumed)—
5%
1
1
12-
American
12-10
1
12-
11-15
1
$1
31V4C
—
Yale <fe Towne
12 '/2c
Co.
(resumed)
Bank
Shoe
4%
7
25c
Pacific
Seeman
Shattuck
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Rocky Mountains &
Corp.___,_
Schwitzer-Cummins
Selby
1
1
25c
Products
Arms
Seminole
t-,r4'/o
12-
10%.
„
St, Louis Public Service class A
4%%
4
12-10
Manufacturing
12-27
12'/2c
—.
_
Security
12-
2
12-
12-
Wrlsley '(A. B.) Co.—
$1.20
Safway Steel
'. Extra
Seagrave
4
12-10
12-10
12-
12-15
12-
25c
...
25c
—
Worumbd
12-13
11-12
12-15
12-17
Co
preferred
7%
11-15*
held.
t25c
cdinmon__
preferred (quar.)
—
Bros., 4¥2% preferred (quar.)-———
3
shares
$1.25
Co.,
12"
.
12-20
1-
5%
10
(quar.)
Meter
Special
3
12-10
30c
(quar.)_
12-
10-20
.
Woodward
Woolf
12-
11-15*
1
12-15
$1.50
each
Foundry
Ltd., common
Co.,
Common
3
3
15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.);—.
& Lothrop,
common
30c
*
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (year-end)
Safeway Stores, Inc. com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
Louis
11*30
conv.
12-
1-
1
12-
37¥2c
American President Lines 5%
pfd. (quar.)..
American Radiator & Standard
Sanitary—
II-30
12-
$3
div.)
12-31
11-20
12- 8
Electric
&
1-15
3
1
H-24*
12-20
20c
(stock
Gas
American
1-
12-
12-10
"75c
12-17
12-15
12-14
20%
Co.
Madison
Metal
American
12-1
12-29
12-20
10c
—
of
preferred
$6
11-30
3
75c
(quar.)
5
12-24
1-
«•
Fomite—
Co.
($16 par) for
American Machine <fe
American
6%
10-29
3
25c
(s-a)
Illinois
Light & Traction
American
75c
Newspaper Machinery Corp., common-
5%
dividend
of
1-
40c
—
-
Steel
(Alan)
preferred
15c
—:
Savage
7
12-14
50c
:
(quar.)—
Stock dividend
5%
1-
50c
10c
(year-end)
(quar.)
Rotlnnoor Corp.
(year-end)
Ruberoid Company (year-end)—
St.
Wood
H.)
Ltd.
Wood
2c
Ltd
(Consider
Wilsil,
12-
5c
Tool
&
Wlllett
12-23
5c
Inc.
1
(quar.)--
Corp. (quar.)—
Willapa Harbor Lumber Mills——
12-10
Extra
common
1
Co.
12-20
"12-27
1
12-15
1-
(irreg.)
3
$1
Co
Co.
Motor
pfd.
1-
$1.25
12-
(quar.)_
(initial)
(monthly).
:
12-20
•
10-29
75c
3
$1
1
Co.
preferred
France
share
1
$3
(s-a)
(yoar-end)-
Wlckes
1-13
,
Pendleton,
12-
White
12-15
——
Paper—
Cable
6
12-21
—
Trust,
Companjr
6
12-
Paper
8
35c
-
(Boston)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
12-
;
1-
25c
——
Steel
Whltaker
I2V2C
Extra
Rhodesian, Selection
12-
1
12-15
12 ¥2 c
1
I-17
2-25
50c
93%c
(quar.)
2-
2-28
125c
;—
(increased)
Company (quar.)
prior
Stock
American
1-10
12-
3
10-29
$1.50
$3.50
(s-a)
Year-end
^
1-20
12-
1
$1.25
_
25c
1
Western Real Estate Trustees
$5
12-10
12-15
(year-end)
common
25c
guaranteed
RR,,
12-
12-20
75c
(quar.)
Wheeling
12-11
"1-10?
$1.50 "
7
River
12-15
12-22
35c
prior
La
80c
1—
1
2
9
3
12-
'
Corp. of Delaware—
American
80c
—
Corp.!
Inc.
I-
2-
1-
50c
62¥2C
(quar.)
;
non-cum.
Investment
6
0
20c
Convertible
12-10
2-
a
for
25c
American
3
12-
pfd.
Assurance
1
12-10
9
3-15
of
Co.
Common
1-
$1.50
(year-end)
12-
6
Hide &
American Insulator
3
2-
com¬
1/100
Electric
Steamship
Leather, 6% pfd.
1
1-
3-15
a
$1.18%
Products
11-30
11-10
25c
of
(quar.)
12-
12-
11-10
of
50c
12-15
12-10
11-19
75c
Felt,
American Ice Co. 6%
12-15
12-22
12-15
held
City
American Home
Extra-
11-30
5
3-15
2nd
One
(accum.)-
12-31
1-10
partic. class A (quar.)—
Republic Realty Mortgage Corp
Richardson
12-
12-28
12-15
&
1
12-15
1-
for
(quar.)
Hair
12-15
12-20
1/100
dividend
Fire
Corp.—
(quar.)
System,
Warner
preferred
12-
30c
11-30
12-31
Common
12-30
5c
Co. (year-end)—
Extra
1
,10c
50c
Gear
12-20
12-
50c
.
—
&
preferred
12-31
Raymond Concrete Pile Co. (extra)——$2
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
50c.
Reading Tube Corp—
>
Roeser
Tr
preferred
12-15
t$1.25
11-19
1-15
a
common,
Co.
Corp., $2
(quttr.)
25c
"
(year-end)_
of
(quar.)
American
3
1
12-15
held
25c
t25c
common
Wabash-Harrison
1- 3
(quar.i—10c
(quar.)
Electrotype
Extra
4
share
stock
Atlantic
12-27
10c
Chemical
Detinning,
Waldorf
s—
Ralston Purina Co.,
Rapid
12-
11-18
each
12-15
I-
12-
2
30c
_
25c
City Electric Co.
American Home
—i.
preferred
partic,
50c
Quaker Oats Co., common (irreg.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)—
3%'ft!
12-15
12-
Atlantic
2
1-15
11-19
12-15
dividend
1-14
50c
12-
11-19
1
12-15
stock
preferred
American-Hawaiian
1-
3
1
12-
City Electric Co. com¬
Electric
General
American
$1
Manufacturing
40c
—j.
—
Purolator
6%
3
—
(quar.)
6
50c
Corp
Virginia-Carolina
12-15
Gas Co.,
& Timber
Pulp
Extra
&
8
12-
$1.06 ¥4
.J,
50c
Service
$3
12-
1-
11-22
12-
held—
preferred
$2.50
11-30
12-28
1
1
11-29
25c
share
extra
American
$6
(quar.)
Equipment Co.
165c
Quarterly
4¥4 %
6
12-31
1212-
held
share
6
12-
.
3
Co.—
City
of
each
12-
3
12-10
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Victor
12-10
1
4
3
1-
60c
(quar.)
Refining
Heating
12-23
150c
$1.50
12-
1-
11-30
1-
$1.12 ¥2
(year-end)
Co., com.
Electric
&
75c
Oil
5%-
11-29
12-
12-20
12-10
1
3
1-3
$1
quarterly cash dividend
(stock
dividend)
2/100
share
25c
—
12-10
1- 2
5
•
1
12-
1
12¥2C
r
Inc
extra
Common
11-
—
(quar.)
Works—
preferred
Vapor
,,
Paper, Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Light Co., 6% pfd. (accum.)
National Bank & Trust Co.
(quar.)
Co
Fund
Dye
mon
11-27
50c
& Guaranty (Bait.) (quar.)_
Wallpaper, Inc.—
4% convertible preferred (quar.)„„
Universal Winding Co. (increased quar,)___.
Upson Company (year-end)_
10c
45c
140c
Electric
Public
Piece
11-17
$1
12-
1-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
each
for
11-27
11-20
$1:25
Hoe
Atlantic
of
12-11
13 %c
——
Income
share
3
12-15
(special)
Growers,
share
30c
—
Corp.
each
20c
Fidelity
12-10
—
—
Public
Fastener
of
for
50c
—
—__—,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Illuminating
S.
1- 3
1- 4
12-21
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
1
12¥2C
(quar.)
quarterly cash dividend
(stock
dividend)
2/100
Atlantic
United
1
30c
.....
.
Power
—.—
$4.25
Utah
—,—
Power,
Co.,
—.—
RR.
Extra
12-10
Wine.
Valley
Pleasant
preferred
United
$1.75
$1.75
15c
—
(quar.)
—
&
com
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
Light
Corp.
Pacific
United-Carr
12-29
6%
—
Extra
Ross
12-
(initial)
A
Special
—
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
4%
12-15
class
Electric
Gas
5¥2 %
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Rome
30c
Petroleums,
Extra
6/100ths of
held
share of each one
one
River
12-15
United
Pittsburgh, Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—
6% preferred (s-a>——
.
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Common
Gas
2¥2c
Union
U.
Common
Common
United
.
American
3
Common
Fixture
12-14
(quar.)—....—,.—,—
3
12-
11-15
1
City Fire Insurance Co. (s-ai__
Clutch Co. (quar.)__—
4%
——
^
Extra
Pioneer
12-
11-26
(quar.)
&
Fruit
11-26
A
Disc
Tyler
12-17
12-
American
12-10
Twin
25c
40c
12-16
12-15
3
12-10
Twin
——_
12-
$6
3
—
12-16
Co.
preferred
$4
3
$1.50
25c
Hosiery
Governor
Phoenix
Pierce
40c
Fork
¥» %
Common
12-
7
12-10
11-15
12-
40c
$125
30c
$ 1.12 Va
50c
50c
(quar.)
12-29
(quar.)
Shares-Series
12-
87¥2c
(quar.)
Extra
American
12-15
12-15
3
12-10
12-10
1
*2-21
12-lo
3
1
3
4
12-15
12¥2C
1-
1-
3
50c
25c
12-
Forging & Soeket
1-
Tucson
12-
Express
American
12'-
7
8
American
12-10
$1.75
12-
12-
11-19
437% c
Tri-West
A
12-10
preferred '(quar.)
Co.
preferred
1
mon
12-17
12-10
12-10
1
12-
12-15
37¥2c
American
share
12-28
12-10
11-30
35c
Extra
12-10
12-10
12-15
7%
12-
12-15
12-31
50c
convertible
12-28
20c
1- 3
12-27
12-14
3¥2%
11-18
Travelers Insurance
1- 1
1- 3
12-20
12-15
1
Trans-Canada
quar.)
Year-end
1
3
3
1
12-15
I*
30c
(quar.)
,
(increased
1-
3
11-24
Co.—
Common
1-
.
12-
11-24
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)_
12-15
12-10
30c
Cyanamid
American
12-10
1^
15c
11-24*
25c
com.
3
Co.
12-15
12-20
$1.50
Extra
12-15
1-10
12-
12-10
12-15
3
15c
Welder
12J
1- 1
3
50c
Electric
Corp.
93%c
A
Co
11-
12-20
Packing Co. com.
Tobin
Cigar,
Co.
(quar.)
Thomson
11-22
&
1-
-—
11-13
$1.75
(quar.)
Colortype
15c
preferred (quar.)
12-20
11.30
50c
1-
---
2
$1
American
75c
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
1
—..
.
—
1
$1.06 V4
Thomas Steel Co. common
3
1
—
12-
$1.06 ¥4
12-
Gulf
Cigarette
25c
(quar.)
Producing (year-end)
1-
Co.—
(quar.).
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Texas
Co.
$1.02 ¥2
common—
12-20
2
$1
Encaustic Tiling Co.
American Export Lines, Inc.
(quar.)
12-10
Foundry
preferred
preferred
40c
(year-end)
(quar.)
preferred
12-
.
12-10
6%
2
SI
Company
50c
Stock
Puget
preferred
4.25%
12-
(quar.)—
Corp.
Co.
Transmission
Texas
12-15
(quar.),,,———<
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power & Light, common,,
4 Vu % preferred (quar.)_—
Peoples Drug Stores (increased quar.)—„—
Philco Corp., common (quar.)
Public
Gas
12-15
Extra
7%
Brewing
Tennessee
&
12-20
1-
(Year-end)
1
25c
(quar.)
12-10
12-24
50c
—-—
5c
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement
.
Tennessee
2VaC
preferred (quar.)
Parmelee Transportation
5%
Cos.
Instrument
Car
Chicle
2
2
Extra
2
12-
35c
common__
Co.
non-cum.
American
12-10
12-
12-24
25c
(quar.)
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co.
12-10
*12-10
12-20
12-24
12-20
11-
50c
(quar.)
Extra
25c
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.,
$4
preferred
(quar.)___—
11-22
12-1
$2
Park Chemical Co., common
Corp.
12-17
1- 3
1- 2
1_ 2
12- 1
10c
-—
-
Co.
Lumber
Pacific
Steel
Can
American
3
12-
2
$2.25
<s-a 1
Board Co.
Box
American
7%
25c
(increased qukr.l
12-,u
$1
50c
50c
class B (year-end)—
Co. (s-a)
Co. (quar.)—
—
Filters,
United
Oliver
12-20
25c
11-20
n"24
11-29
50c
Tool
Cement
Portland
Superior
Taylor
^
12-20
11-29
1
35C
Superior
'
2
1
75c
(year-end)—.
1-
12-
1-
25c
—
American
12-
lloldere
Payable of Rec,
25c
preferred
12-20
2
25c
(quar.)
American
25c
Extra
12-16
J
$L2o
*17 /uc
Quarterly
Machine
11-15
-
non-cum.
Corp.
Sundstrand
4 ¥2 %
When
Share
(quar.)
common
25c
B
6
12-
12-24
1-
Class
12-16
8
Bcmbcrg,
Extra
25c
11-15
Service
$5
Studebaker
Superheater Company
11-15
Holding—
preferred (quar.)
—
Ohio Water Service Co
—
Old Line Liie Insurance Co. of America—
Quarterly
1
6
40c
(quar.)
com.
—
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
Terstegge Co.
6
11-23
12- 1
Ohio
&
12-
1- l
12%c
—
prior preference
12-20
1-
of Company
Extra
6
50c
common
Extra
12-20
93/4C
common
5%
Stratton
12-
1:
4%%
.
1
12-
12-15
12-1 j
preferred (quar.)
———$J-12 /*
5¥i% preferred (quar.)-.-.
$1;3/_/^
Northwestern Telegraph (s-a)__
—
•
$1-5U
Oakland Title Insurance & Guaranty Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Public Service,
3%%
Northwestern
6
3
12-
75c
quar.),
(year-end)
1212-
12-17
12-15
12- l
Inc.,
Camp,
12-15
12-
25c
(quar.)
—
Stokely-Van
12-15
3
12-20
35c
Year-end
12-15
12-24
Corp.
Per
Name
American
12-15
35c
(quar.)
—
Stewart-Warner
12-15
3
1-
U5c
Products
Aluminum
Extra
12-15
»
I- 3
12-31
**
Sterling
1-
5c
Inc. (quar.)
Stedman Brothers, Ltd.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Steak-n-Shake,
11-30
40c
Nopco Chemical Co. (year-end)
Norfolk Southern Ry. Co. (increased
Northland Greyhound Lines, com
i
J-
'
Name of
of Rec.
J2-14
J;"}*
«l
Year-end
Stock
Payable
When
Per
Holder»
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Monday, November 29, 1948
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
&
COMMERCIAL
THE
(2266)
46
12-
1
11-19
$2
Conn
Railroad,
common
12-14
12- 4
$2
12-13
11-15
$1
12-13
11-15
Volume 168
Number 4755
THE
Per
Name of Company
Atlantic
Gulf
Lines,
5%
West
&
non-cum.
Atlantic
Indies
preferred
Refining
Steam
,
—
i—
Imperial
Series
A
Diesel
Gold
Autocar
Mines,
Co., 6%
5 %
series
5 %
convertible
B
A
preferred
B.
V.
Inc.
D.
Co.
of
4%
7%
6
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-15
11-20
12-
11-20
1
11-20
1
11-20
California
12-
1
12-
1
1
11-18
11-18
$1.50
1-15-49
12-31
$1.50
11-30
11-15
'
common..—_——
■—:—
Oil
Co.
Iron
Bathurst
Class
12-10
12-10
11-30
12-15
11-30
40c
A
25c
(year-end) ___—_„_™
(resumed.)
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Inc
2-
I-10
preferred
(quar.)
S.) Shoe Corp.
preferred
(quar.)—
3-10
35c
Packing
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Belding-Corticelli,
Ltd., com.
Extra
t
7% preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg
&
Gossett
Extra
Co.
(quar.)
II-29
Canadian
11-29
Class
12-
11-17
Canadian
1-3-49
12-
11-15
$1.06%
12-
11-15
$1.75
11-29
11-15
$3
1-31
I-14
Extra
VU%
preferred
(quar.)
Belmont Irou Works
(year-end)
Beneficial
Corp.,
Berkshire
Fine
$6
prefened
Spinning
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
Co.
12-20
Carson, Plrie, Scott & Co., 4%%
Case (J. I.) Company, common
$1
1-
12-21
12-
11-15
,5%
60c
12-
11-15
CatyJln
$1.50
12-
11-15
$1.25
12-
II-15
"
—
preferred
Birtf,& Son,
(quar.)
_-™4,
—
K
'
_
5%-preferred (quar.)____
Foundry & Machine—
Steel
25c
,,540%
Black
Power
&
Light,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
quar.)—r—
4.25% pfd. (quar.)
Eros.
12-
12-
11-15
6%
preferred
Company
Bohn
&
11-26
12-
11-15
Central
Illinois
Public
12-10
6%
convertible
Motor
preferred
(s-a)
11-24
4%
1-
3
12-15
Central
$1
50c
&
Bigelow,
(quar.)
1
11-20
12-
1
11-22
12-
1
11-22
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
Y.
Power
preferred
Brunner
Mfg.
Co.
3.60%
preferred
1-15
1
3
125c
(year-end)
(quar.)
Oil
Co.
1-
3
12-
7
1-
3
12-
7
37 %c
25c
1-15
Central
&
South
West
11-15
2
12-12
12-10
11-30
v/1149
11-30
11-19
75c
11-30
11-15
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$1.12%
(quar.)—
1- 3
12-17
11-30
11-15
12-31
12-17
12- 1
11-10
■
(quar.)—
40c
1-15
.
1-
2
Central Steel &
Wire Co., 6%
(quar.)
Special
Century Ribbon Mills (quar.)
Extra
i
pfd.
(quar.
Nash
MiJls
(Wash., D.
prior
Aircraft
Co.
-
Consumers
Continental
12- 8
11-22
12-
11-10
Chesebrough Mfg. Co. (quar,)
11-15
50c
12-20
11-29
75c
-
12-20
11-29
(quar.)—
common
convertible preferred
(quar.)
75c
1- 3
12-
7
87%c
2-1
1-7
t5c
' 1-13
12-30
Chestnut
11-22
Chicago Corp., $3 conv.
Chicago Rivet & Machine
12-
1
12-23
12-
8
12-23
12-
8
$1.10
12-
1
11-
9
(quar.)
$1.25
12-
I
11-20
12-13
11-22
25c
Hill
Railroad
75c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
12-
4
11-20
75c
12- 1
11-15
Pacific
11-30
10-31
12-
7
11-26
Chickasha
12-
1
11-15
Common
fiOc
1-31
1-14
Common
50c
12-10
11-15
93 %c
12-31
12-27
130c
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
12 %c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Common
Chiids
4%
•
$1.50
$1.25
•
30c
20c
(quar.)
$1.25
12-15
1-
12-
2
1
12-
1
12-20
11-19
Cincinnati,
(quar.)——
4%
&
Gold
12-30
12-10
12-31
12-10
12-
1
11-19
preferred
common
(quar.)
(year-end)—
(year-end)
South
Africa—
Power
Electric
Orleans
(quar.)
8
12-20
11-15
Co.—
$1
&
Texas
3
12-18
12-
6
3-
1
2-15
6-
1
5-15
S1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
5%
5%
11-19
12-15
11-24
12-15
12-
3
$1
12-
1
,11-17
25c
12-
1
11? 3
12-15
12-10
12-15
12-15
12-
12-10
11-15
1-
2
12-1
1
12-
3
12-
1
11-15
$1.50
12-
1
11-18
$1.50
''12-15
11-30
,12-15
11-30
1212-
$1
$$1
1
1
1-3-49
1-30
40c
12-15
11-13
15c
12-31
12-10
25c
12-31
12-15
$1.25
12-31
12-15
50c
12-17
11-18
12-1
11-15
12- 1
11-20
12-1
11-20
1-
1
12-15
1
11-15
12- 1
11-18
150c
1
12-
8
11-
'12-15
11-30
150c
11-30
10-29
$1.12%
1-3-49
12-10
$1.13
(quar.)
1-3-49
12-10
$1
Co.
(quar.)
12-
1
11-19
30c
Co.,
common
Co.
12-15
11-26*
12-15
3
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
$1.13
1-2-49
12-15
12-15
12-1
12-15*
11-15
75c
1-
25c
11-29
$1
11-29
11-12
75c
11-29
11-12
12-
11-15
J15c
5
1
12-20
11-12
50c
12-28
75c
12-28
12-14
25c
12-
11-
1
12-14
8
common
30c
12-10
12-
$1.50
12-10
12-^
1
62%c
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-
40c
25c
preferred (quar.)
12-10
12-
1
20c
'*
12-10
1
11-26
$1.31 %
11-30
31-16
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
J25c
12-20
6
11-12
$2.50
12-15
12-
10c
12- 6
11-22
12-16
11-
5,
4
2%%
2c
3
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)--
12-20
12-
12-15
12-1
12-10
11-24
28%c
12- I
'11-15
$1.50
(quar.)___
9334c
90c
preferred
Corp
4%%
12-
t$1.25
(s-a)
Company,-334%
12-15
25c
common—™_
1-15
50c
(extra)
(quar.)
Oil
11-26*
40c
tquar.)
(quar.)
Products
Petroleum
12-15
12-15
9334c
(Chicago)
preferred
Electric
12-22
25c
(quar.)
12-31
SOc
50c
Can
Paper Box, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)__
Gulch
$12c
62%c
America—
Cosden Petroleum Corp.. 5%*
pfd. (accum.)_
Coty International Corp. (irreg.)
Courtaulds, Ltd., ordinary (interim)
Cow
1
12-
Assurance
Wood
Inc.
Creole
11-19
11-19
12-
<12-1
130c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Cribben & Sexton,
$1.25
(quar.)
11-19
Cornell
Crane
12-15
Pacific
$4
—
1-
11-15
12-1
30c
Co.—
preferred A
9-
preferred
11-16
$5.25
10-14-49
3
1
J1614c
Corrugated
1-
12-10
12-
(quar.)—.
(s-a)
convertible
Coro,
5%
12-15
5%
8
12-34
3
$1
Theatres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Co., $2.50 preferred (quar.)_
Glass, Ltd, (quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier
6-
$1
11-30
1-
25c
*
7-15-49
$1.75
12-15
25c
Year-end
8
12-11
12- 6
75c
Paint & Varnish, common
(quar.)
Extra
$3 prior preferred
(quar.).
'i
Cooksville Co., Ltd., 60c class A (quar.)__—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp., common (quar.)
$3
prior preferred
(quar.)
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co.,
common
(quar.)i—
8
11-22
11-19
12-20
$1.50
_________
Cook
3-
12-31
12-21
12-21
12-10
,
Year-end
12-
12-15
12-31
12-31
$1
:
4-15-49
$71.70
11-19
11-19
56%c
Extra
25c 1-14-49
$1.37%
3
3
$3c
of
Continental Gin Co., 4% %
Continental Steel Corp.™
25c
$5-50
12-
12-
37%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co.
5%
1
25c
pfd. (quar.)_
Industries, Inc.—
Fields
1-2-49
12-24
25c
11-29
11-12*
50c
12-15
11-19*
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
6%
preferred
preferred
r
(quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
$2
"•
12-1
SOc
Extra
25c
(quar.)
New
preferred
12-10
12-
$1.25
-
$3.75
25c
Ry., common
5%
12-
1
Gas
preferred
11-27
12-30
25c
Oil, common
Securities
12-15
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)
Cincinnati
11-27
11-27
75c
7%
Co.—
(s-a)
com.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company,
Christiana
RR.,
—
5%
Cotton
12-15
12-15
5%
Chicago Rock Island &
Special
25c
(initial)
25c
25c
dividend
30c
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
preferred series A
Chicago Yellow Cab Co
—
—
11-15
12-15
$1.50
(quar.)
—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3%%
12-15
1
12-15
$lr
(quar.)
Chemical
Corp.
preferred
112-17
11-18
12-
t$1.50
Inc.
preferred
1-1-49
1
11- 8
:
(year-end)
preferred
Continental
12-
1
*
Mines, Ltd
Light & Power
$4.52
1
12-j 1
11-15
12-
75c
$4.50
1
1-2-49
11-20
1
$1
Container
12-
20c
1
12-
;
*
pfd. <quar.)_
(Phila.)—
(quar.)
preferred
12-
$3.50
12-
Mills, Ltd., common,.—
5%
12-15
$1.12%
—
(s-a)
11-20
15c
$5
Extra —
Consolidated Press, Ltd., class A
Consolidated Textile
50c
Corporation
11-20
1
50c
(Ky.)—
Consolidated Laundries
Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Paper Co. (quar.)
12-15
1
1
12-
25c
—
Publications
Consolidated
25c
Co.
12-23
12>
25c
Consolidated Diversified Standard
Securities,
Ltd., $2.50 non-cum. preferred
(annual).
Consolidated Edison Co. (N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Consolidated Gas
Utilities
(quar.)
Consolidated Grocers
Corp,, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
;
11-19
3
..
'T
12-14
1
1-
50c
Year-3nd
15c
(quar.)
12-31
12-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
preferred
11-26
.
C.)—
-
4%%
12-10
37 %c
System, Inc., clas3 A
Co.
Consolidated Coal Co.
Consumers
Certain-Teed Products—
11-26
25c
(special)—(special)
$.ir partic. preference A
(extra)
Common class B (extra)——
15c
-
3
45c
common
Insurance
Title
Corp.
Consolidated
Consumers
8
11-26
32-
62%c
Connecticut Power Co. (quar.jL^
Connecticut River Power, 6%
11-
12- 8
5-?
12-3
J.
1
•
Quarterly
11-30
12-10
6-1-49
87%c
(quar.)
Consolidated
12-
20c
50c
Year-end
11-15
12-18
12-31
Southern—
Congoleum-Nairn,
11-15
12-18
1-10
-
1
12- 111-1
3-1-49
2- 1
50c
Transportation (s-a)
Confederation Life Association
(Toronto)—
1
12-20
12-1
25c
Conestoga
1
75c
12-15
;
preferred
12-
35c
1
68%c
common
..
12- 1
12-
53%c
Community- Public Service
12-
25c
-
12-
12-15
35c
(quar.)—,;
;
11-26
12-15'
12-15
"
(quar.)
Extra
20c
(quar.)-
12-10
62%c
(quar.)
Telephone,
Commonwealth
90c
Common
1
12-1
12%c
common
-
12-1
$3
Above payment subject to
approval of SEC.
90c
3
12-
12-15
$1
(accum.)
Commonwealth
12-
.11-30.ur.1149
12-15
12-15
15c
&
preferred
12-
12- 6
1
12-16.
20c
Commonwealth
3
'12-20.;
$1
$15
quarterly basis)
Co.
Commonwealth Life
1-
1145
11-24
—
Commercial Shearing &
Stamping Co.—
Increased quarterly
Connecticut
11-15
U-24
12-
$25c
Insurance
Carbon
Coniaurum
1
12-10
■;
11-16
7
$1
!
Columbian
12-11
,12-1
12-1
50c
11-25
3
11-10
$1.50
(quar.)j.
Inc.,
Title
Semi-annual
2
•
1
20c
a
Baking Co.,
1-
30c
Corp. (quar.)
12-31
(quar.)-
(quar.)—
1
1
1-
.
11-10
•
1-3-49
15c
-
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Budd
Company (The) $5 prior pfd.
12-
12-
11-29
12-1
12-
1
11-29
.
,40c
.
—
Class B
Cone
9
20c
(quar.)
Company,
Columbia
$6
12-
12-9
20c
—
(s-a)
partic. preferred
Columbia Broadcasting
1$1.75
Chestervilie Mines, Ltd
preferred
Creek
12-10
80c
(quar.)
Charis
II-29
$0.234375
Extra
Common
12-10
••'437c
Extra
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
11-12
85c
11-29
*7%c
A
1
12-18
$1.12%
,
11-15
1
10-22
10c
Mills, Ltd., class
B
(initial)
12-
11-12
$2
(quar.)
Central Ohio Light & Power, com.
3.6% preferred (quar.)
12-10
3
12%c
50c
Conde
1
12-
50c
Corp.—
1-1-49
——
preferred (quar.)
4%
1-.3.12-10
$1
12-
50c
common
1
SOc
12-15
12-15
Inc.—
pfd.
1
25c
12-15
2%%
4.40%
12-
$1.25
(irreg.)
Champion Paper & Fiber, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., 7%. pfd.
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)——
Co., Inc
Co., common (quar.)
$3.60
preferred
(quar.)
Bruce (E. L.)
Company, common
3%% preferred (quar.)-
$5
12-
12-
933/4C
Rubber
Buck
11-20
12-30
40c
Shoe
Class
N.
12-
12- 3
25c
Common
—
pfd.
12-15
12-15
59c
Corp.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator
(quar.)
11-15
;
25c
—
(interim)™
& Messenger Co.
12-
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
Cessna
preferred
Brown
Brown
Bruck
11-19
11-15
1
25c
Co,„
Brooklyn Telegraph
6%
1
12-
30c
—
Brown
12-
11-24
S3
_______
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
120c
1- 3
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1.10
ExtI*R
11-20
Common
1
3.40%
Extra
Brockway
12-1
Service—
12-14
12-17
12-
$1.50
t$l
Store
130c
2c
4V2%
Semi-annual
Broadway Department
11-18
Foundry Co., common
preferred (quar.)
15c
;
11-15
11-25
17V2c
Light,
Boyertown Burial Casket Co. (quar.)
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
Co., Ltd.
3%% preferred (quar.)
British Columbia Electric Ry.
5% prior pref. (s-a)
1
12-
12-3
87 %c
5%
>
12-15
60c
Quarterly
12-10
Co
11-15
—
participating preferred
British-American Oil Co., Ltd
Common
(quar.)
5
27'/2c
Warehouse
Illinois
$1.50
3%%
11-. 5
11-
6
12-15
Central
Detroit
5%
(quar.)„
(quar.)
12- 6
450c
Central
(quar.)
common
12-15
115c
137y2c
-
11-30
,Boston Woven Hose & Rubber—
6% preferred (s-a)
Bowser, Inc., $1.20 preferred (quar.)
Co.,
1-1-49
2
12-
13%c
11-26
Co....—
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
$2
Bristol-Myers
3
Corp; of America
Central
$2
Estate Trust
Wharf
1-
42c
common
1
(quar.)
Co.
11-30
Common
11-26
$1.50
Trust
11-30
11-30
1
t$1.25
(quar.)
12-14
Extra
Boston
1
1
1
1-
_—
preferred (s*-a)
Caterpillar
Tractor
(quar.)
Central Arizona Light & Power—
1
$1.25
Real
Co.,
Co.
prefened
Columbia
11-15
...
(s-a)_.
(The)
$1.75
12-12
Extra
Boston
1
11-
(qugr.)
Extra
1
(s-a)
Rent
11-15
(year-eittUatu.**^»•*'-. 15c
CateJli Food Products, Ltd., common (s-a)^-450c
12-
(year-end)
Manufacturing Co.
Ground
preferred
12-
$1.35
Brass
Boss
1
(year-end)_
$1.06yi
Bond Investment Trust of America—
Units of beneficial interest
Boston
12-
10%
Ltd.,
Castleberry's Food
25c
Si
(S.)
Aluminum
11-15
150c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
7% preferred
Cassidy's,
30c
25c
Tobacco,
Blumenthal
8
1
11-29
1
$1.25
—
preferred (quar.)
Colorado Central Power Co.
Colorado Fuel & Iron
8
12-
12-
137c
25c
& Bryson,
Company
12-
12-31
dividend
preferred
$1.05
common
Year-end
Bloeh
11-30
12-15
25c
(initial
Sivalls
Blaw-Knox
12-15
$1.50
pld. (quar.)_
8
120c
5%
■
Year-end
Birmingham Water Works, 6%
Black-Clawson Co. (quar.)
Stock
7%
12-
11-29
12-15
$1.12%
—
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph
Carpenter Steel Co
$1.50
12-21
3
1-
12-31
Ltd
Carolina
1-
1-
12-15
12-
$l,12Ya
5%
1$1
11-19
50c
—
4%
8
Ltd.—
11-19
12- 3
8
12-
8
(year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
1
8
12-
3
137V2C
1
11-
3
11-10
11-29
25c
(quar.)
„
common
Plow
Extra
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
Colonial Stores,
1-
1
40c
,
$2.?5 pfd.
8
Common
1-
——
Bigdiow-Sanford Carpet—
(increased quar.)
Extra _i
Hills
Mines,
Capital Wire Cloth Mfg.
60c
(quar.)
.•_,
$4.20
(accum.)—
Gold
Western
$1.50 class A
$1.75
.Common
Black
preferred
Milartic
10%
$1.25
-
Colgate-Palmollvc-Peet Co., $3.50 pfd.
1-
1
com¬
(quar.)
Collins & Aikman Corp.
Collins Radio Co.,
8
Trust,
Natural Gas Co.,
(quar.)
Canadian Wirebound Boxes, Ltd.—
12-
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Birdsfcoro
Investment
12-
1-1-49
12-
150C
12-
50c
3
1-
•
12-
preferred
60c
common
11-30
12-
_
$1
4% preferred (quar.)
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
1
175c
International
of
Extra
4\a%
Ltd.—
Corp.,
35c
—
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
12-15
1-
3
Machine, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Industrial Alcohol, Ltd., class A_
5%
4%
1-3-49
12-31
Ice
Canadian
11-23
11-15
125c
Canadian Silk Products, $1.50 cl. A (quar.)__
Canadian Tire Corp., Ltd
11-15
1
$$1.12%'
11-12
12-
12-
}183/4C
common
11-23
12-
11-15
15c
(quar.)
Investment
share
,
Foil
Coleman
11-15
1
125c
Ltd.,
25c
(quar.)
common
1
125c
Canadian Motor Lamp Co., Ltd.
12 %c
<
_
Co.,
12-
12-
Co.
Common (now on
Common (quar.)
12-15
12-
12-
12-15
50c
held).
^s-a)_i__*
Cockshutt
11-15
1- 3
1S1.75
(quar.)_.
Canadian
1
12-15
125c
Ltd.,
2-lt
_—
Special.
5% preferred
115c
(quar.)
Foreign
Quarterly
B
Cochran
11-15
„
Chemical
Class A
*
11-26
(year-end)__
11-30
12-
8*
8*
12-15 ;
(quar.)
11-30
12-
12-
12-
$4334c
Products,
12-24
2-15-49
25c
Year-end
12-17
12-17
,
com.
share
a
$3 class A (s-a)^_„-1—
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
(Chicago) (year-end)
Coca-Cola Intemat'l
Corp-, com. (year-end)_
11-26
13iy4C
(quar.)__
11-30
15c
2
3
120c
3
1-
1
12-1
150c
1-3- 49
50c
._
Howell
Extra
12-27
15c
-™
Food
preferred
12-27
+$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1-3
Aluminum Products (irreg.)
Coca-Cola Company, common——
1-
150c
(quar.)
Canadian
t$1.75
12-
11-27
J 2-20
(quar.)
Club
11-10
12-15
,—
A
%
Canadian
t$1.50
—-——
11-30
1- 2
115C
Celanese,
Class
6-10
1
Clorox
11-19
1
1-
*
1$1.50
preferred
each
preferred
of
Clearing Machine Corp. (quar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., common
110c
4 y2
11-15
12-
*
1-3
115c
preferred (quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Extra
6%
$1
■
12-20
12?
15c
B
(initial)
Forgings, Ltd.—
convertible
for
(1/10
4%
12-15
'
12-15
$1.06%
class
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.
1
$1.18%
1
12-20
tlOc
-
preferred
40c
——
1-
11-27
12-14
(quar.)
guaranteed
(quar.)
special guaranteed (quar.)
Clinton Industries
(monthlj')
Monthly
11-19
$20c
Co. (quar.);
preferred
Canadian
6-10
12-10
1
110c
-
Extra
25c
12-
dividend)
7%
12-10
125c
$1.75
40c
(A.
Beech-Nut
<
1st
3-10
35c
3
$1
132%c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Participating
12-10
35c
—
1-
11-10
30c
—
$1.30
Bakeries, Ltd. (initial)
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Canners, Ltd., common
Canadian
25c
-——
12-10
.
Participating
25c
—
11-12
137yac
____
60c non-cum.
3
11-15
11-19
1
12-20
150c
Canadian
1
12-15
12-
Mortgage, Ltd
t$2
Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)___ $$1.12%
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (increased)
120c
Canadian
12-
11-26
Canada Permanent
Canadian
11-30
12-17
11-10
1
12-20
$3.50
01.75
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—
$4.60 preferred (quar.)_
Cleveland Graphite Bronze, com.
(year-end)
5% preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
6
1
12-
50c
$1
Extra
6
Canada Safeway,
11-15
11-
1212-
34%c
(annual)
Malting
11-15
50c
.—
(quar.)__.
Bibb
B
11-18
50c
(quar.)
1%
Class
Canada
i
1
11-15
12-23
12-23
15c
(quar.)
1
12-13
12-15
50c
(quar.)
A
12-
12-
11-15
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Class
11-30
12 %c
__
$1.40
Stone,
prefened
12- 4
11-12
137 %C
Ties,
Mills, Inc., (quar.)_™.
Lumber Co., common (s-a)
A
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
4%%
.
$4.25
12-
12-15
12-15
(cash
dividend
mon
1
75c
—
Extra
11-29
12-
15c
—
Dominion Sugar, Ltd
Dry Ginger Ale, common
Canada
5%
(quar.)
preferred
&
Crushed
11-18
$1
12-15
(quar.)
Equipment Co.—
5%
„
12-
$1
*—
common
—$1.25
Clark
11-19
11- 3
(quar.)
Co.,
City Auto Stamping Co
City of Paris Dry Goods Co., common
(s-a)_
1st preferred
7%
(quar.)_
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
5% preferred (quar.)
11-19
_
Extra
1
$1
Stock
11-
1
—i__
Year-end
12-
50c
preferred
Bell
12-22*
12-15
30c
$1.40
Bell
1-4-49
•
1
12-10
35c
;
Common
1
Extra
20c
125c
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.,
Foundries &
3
1
11-
t35c
preferred
Canada
3
1
11-
$1
convertible
5%%
12- 3
1-
11-
1
12-10
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—
12-17
1-
1
12-
1
(quar.)
common
Flooring,
$1
12-
25c
Forge Co.,
Canada
$1.75
(irreg.)
com.
$1.40
Belden
Camden
11-15
3
1
12-
(s-a)
Mills
11-15
Co.
Brummell
Beck
Cotton
1
I-
11-
115c
1
1-20
1
12-
Company
12-
40c
_—™_
Works
preferred
Ltd.
12-
25c
(quar.)
Power &
7%
5c
112 Vic
____
Bastian-Blessing
Class
12-14
12-
12-
Electric Power (quar.)
California Ink Co.
(quar.)
California Water Service (quar.)
'
■
Co.,
15c
—
Barnsdall
1-2-49
8%C
(quar.)
Show,
1
55c
,
.
Class
11-27*
11-
$1.12%
(quar.)_„
Canada &
—
Class
'12-22
1
Calaveras Land in Timber
Canada
$1.
3
1
30c
pfd.
California
12-24
12-10
1111-
25c
11-15
1
—
(quar.)
:
M.)
11-15
12-10
1
1
15c
common
4T
When
Hol&er$
Payable of Rec.
Share
Machine,
Year-end
12-
12-
87y2c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
__
(A.
1
12-
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
8
Service
$1
2nd
4%%
Hosiery,
1
preferred
87y2c
Machine
Corp.
Water
1-
-
12-
(quar.)
Barlow & Seelig Mfg.,
1
Class A
(quar.)„_
Dixie
12-
8c
25c
4%
Milling
12-
(quar.)
Brothers.
Extra
Cincinnati
37y2c
(quar.)
Year-end
12-
11-24
11-3
15c
Burton
Byers
12-1
Per
Name of Company
11-12
11-15
Cities
Extra
12-15
12 %c
preferred
Radio
convertible
preferred
20c
-
.
Beaver
11-20
12-
$1.32%
-
3y2%
Butterfly
12-
1
25c
(quar.)
Burroughs Adding
12-
1
12-
12-3
25c
preferred
Butler
Payable of Rec.
50c
3%%
4%
(2267)
Holdere
50c
Extra
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bankers Bond 4c Mortgage Guaranty Co. of
America,
common
—•-—
Barber-Ellis Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.) —
Beaunit
1
&
Co.
When
$$l
Ltd. (interim)
Sullivan Mining & Concen¬
(quar.)
Extra
Butler
(quar,)
7%
Beau
12-
40c
4%
Bath
12-10
Hill
11-15
40c
(Joseph) in Sons -(quar.)
Bangor Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)
(■Extra
1
4114c
preferred < (resumed)...
preferred
Extra
12-
25c
50c
Bancroft
■
5
(quar.)
RR.—
convertible
%
12-
Porcelain Steel
Baltimore
-
11-10
tl5c
America
Company, 6 % preferred
Building
(quar.)
non-cum.
11-10
1
25c
common
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
1
12-
2%
prior preferred
Balfour
11-15
12-
J12%c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
11-30
25C
(quar,)
C
Ltd., common
dividend
4%%
Baldwin
11-26
'
__t.
Dredging,
Burlington Mills, Common
25c
quar.)—
(quar.)__._,
Avco Manufacturing Corp.
(irreg.)
Avon Allied Products (quar,)Avondale Mills (monthly)..
Ayshire Collieries
(quar.)
Stock
11-22
12-10
CHRONICLE
Share
' (quar.)
Inc.
Gold
trating
12-16
25c
(quar.)
preferred
B/G Poods,
12-15
12-31
50c
preferred
Canteen
Bunker
J5c
pfd.
A conv.
conv.
1
$1
(quar.)_
Automatic Voting Machine
(year-ond)
Automotive Gear Works, Inc., com. (quar.)_
Extra
___*
$1.65
11-22
—
(quar.)
Automatic
12-
12-15
37 %c
Ltd
Auto Electric Service Co.,
Class
12-15
Bulolo
Co.—
(quar.)
series
Name of Company
1
5614c
Engine
preferred
Atlas Powder Co.- (year-end)
Atlas Tack
Corp.
(quar.)
Aunor
$2.50
50c
(s-a)
(quav.)
12-
FINANCIAL
Per
Bullock's,
12-15
&
,
Payable of Bee.
$1
Extra
Atlas
Holdere
Ship
(reduced)
common
When
Share
COMMERCIAL
(quar.)
Inc.,
common
y*u
-
THE
(2268)
4*
?\
5%
convertible
&
Fcrster, 87a
Crum
It
Porster Securities
preferred
1%
Inc.
11-
12- 1
12-17
11-31
common (irreg.)
5% pfd, (quar.)
12- 2
12-10
1-1-49
12- 3
12-10
Fair
11-13
(The)
Fairbanks Morse It Co.
12- 1
11-15
Falconibridge Nickel
'
Corp.
Class B J
Chemical
12- 1
12- 1
11-
12-18
1
ll-$7
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12- 1
11-10
Inc. (quar.)
Fund, Inc. (quar.)——
Detawaoe It Hudson Co; (quar.)—.
Delaware Rayon, class A
Del Monte • Properties (quar.) ..
Dentists' Supply Co. of N. Y., common
Floor products,
Dataware
T%
(preferred, (quar.)—i—
:—
r
60c
(quar.)
Denver Union Ntock Yard Co.
75c
30c
15c
1c
50c
'
Glass
25c
B
Fibre
11-29
Class
1
11-15
Firestone Tire &
1
11-12
First, National
1
11-15
Class
A
12-15
12- I
Class
B
1- 5
12-16
First York
Firth
3
1
11-27
1-
3
1
Dictaphone Corp., commons.—
4% preferred (quar.)
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp., $3 preferred
Dixie Cup Co., common (quar.)
25c
$1
$1.50
25c
62 %c
15c
12-15
12- 1
11-29
11-19
12-
1
11-19
1-
2
12-16
Class
(.s~a)_
(quar.)
A
12-20
Extra-—
12-10
$4 preferred
•
1
12-10
11-30
11-17
$1.25
12-15
12-
12-
11-13
*
Common
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$25c
$$1.25
;
—
__
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
5% preferred (accum.)
Dominion SteeP & -Coal Corp., Ltd.—
Class
425c
437%e
-{special)———
Ltd. (auar )
Dominion Tgr & Chemical Co., Ltd.—
$1
(quar.)
preferred
___—
$25c
——
425c
—}25c
'
10c
.
_
(quar.)
Donahue Bros.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Dorset Fabrics, Inc. (year-end)
Dover Industries, Ltd.
<quar.)_
Dow Chemical Co.,
Stock
—
15c
—
(cash div.)
common
25c
2 Va %
dividend
$4 preferred A (quar.*)_I-_
$3.25 2nd'preferred (quar.)
Dow Drug Co.
(quar.)
Draper
$1
8IV4C
15c
$1.50
50c
75c
25c
5C
30c
$1.12%
(year-end)—_1
Corp.
Dravo" Corporation,
Driver-Harris Co.
Dumbarton Bridge
Dumont
—
4',)
preferred
(quar.)__
—-
_
Co
Electric
Corp.
Dun It Bradstreet, Common
:
*
(quar.)
___
4%$>
preferred (quar.)
Dunlop Tire& Rubber Goods/Ltd.—
1st preference (s-a)_
—
_
Dunn Steel
du Font
ProducLu—______
(E. I.)
de Nemours
$3.50
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)—
$4.50
preferred
Stcck dividend
.
Durox Plastics & Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)
East Massachusetts Street Railway—
Fort
11-15
1
1-15
1
1- 3
General America Corp.
1-15
1-
General
12-
1
12-17
1-
3
11-19
6%
&
Fuel
preferred
12-16
11-30
12-31
12-15
12-10
11-19
2
11-24
12-14
11-22
1-25
1-10
___
1-25
Dry
General
Plywood Con?
•
$7,50
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
1
11-10
45c
$l%c
:_
$1.12%
$1
5% preferred (quar.)
1
Georgia*Carolina Brick & Tile
2
12-15
Gerber
12-27
12-15
12-15
preferred (quar.)—'
—
lGerrard (S. A.) Company, preferred (s-a)_
Gerity-Michigan Corp.
(quar.)
—
Gibsbn Refrigerator Co.
(quar.)
Gillette Safety Razor, common (quar.)
1- 2
12-
1-2-49
$l5c
50c
—
__
%%
—
$1,50
12-
1-22
12- 6
3
12-15
11-15
Gisholt Machine Co.
12-16
12- 4
12-13
11-30
35c
12-14
.11-27
40c
12-15
11-22
1-3
12-13
00c
(quar.)
com.
<quar.>„
12-24
12-19
12-
1-1
12-1
12-15
12-22
12- 8
70c
12- 6
12-17
11-19
11-19
12-20
12- 4
1-24
Golden
of
Carolina
common,for each 60
in. Hen of fractional
Powro" h
12-
.
shares he)d.^_^___
12-24
12-
2
25c
12-
11-29
50c
1-
I
3
11-24
11-12*
12-15
.
!
—
tettra-.-—>
t—
;
Gotham Ho^ery cm* (extra).
—L—
Graflex, Inc., Common (increased)5%
preferred
-
11-24
(quar.)
preferred 1 initial),
$1.06%
€2V2C
' 25c
-12-28
12- 2
12- 2
11- 8*
11-20
11-19
12-11
11-19
-
$1.25'
12-10
;T
-
~
12-10,
;
450c
$l2%c
ii2%c
4i2%c
$2.50 '
35c
.^c
12-31
12-15
12-15
,
12-10,
12-17
.11-15
11-15
12-15
12-15
;
.j
Stores
"Corp.,
-
;l!
11- 5
y
com.
(quar.)
li-19
11-19
^
.
••
1
11-10
,11-30
12-13
11-12
12-13
10c
12- 1
11^- 6
-IOC'
12- 1
11- 6
•
'
11-30
12-io
-
11-15
11-15
1
11-15
12-
12%c
;
11-20
11-29
12- i
'
25c
12V«e
,
:
11-10
12-15
12-
$1.25
12-30'
12-20
37.%C
12-.1
11-18
""
425c --2-1
12-30
,!
j
35c
$1
.•
1- 2
1
12-1
12-15
$2
i_
i2^Il
■
Imperial Varnish & Color Co., Ltd.—
Common (increased)
*
■...
—_._e—*■;
preferred
(quar.)—
r
12- I
11-15
12-31-
11-16
425*
10- 0
H-20
•■12-' 1
,410c •; $2-1
437%e .12—1
:
11-20
,11-20
12—1
il-13
20c *12-1
1- 3
$1.25
11-10
ll- 3
12-13
30c-
(quar.l—
Indianapolis Water-olass A (quar.)5<Sj .preferred -A (quar.)—
4%Vo .preferred B fqtier.
Indu-iirial Wire Cloth Products CoipExtra
!J_-:
12- 8
-
.
+—
~
-v "
345
425CO
410c
-
-
$106V4
Industrial Rayon Corp» quar j
.
11-10
12-10
'
$1.25
Interim
13-10
1
12-
31 V-»C
Hydro-Electric-Securities Corp.—
57c_ preferred B (s-a)
Hygrade Food, Products '(year-end)
Illinois Central RR.-—
(
Leased, linesA7o guaranteed (s-a)
:
Imperial Chemical Indujtriesr-—. —
Prdinary -shares (interim)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (s-a)___.
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd —
11-20
12-28
t$l
4$t
-
-
H4o
12-1
3
12-
50c
'
1-
12-10-
3?-%e
$1.06Vs.
.
Pulp & Paper Corp.— \
preferred - A (quar.
Oil # Refining: Co
Hunt Foods, Inc., com. (quar.)
5-%, preferred <quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)__^
Hu$smah Refrigerator (extra)—
:
50c^r;i2rl5.12-1,
30c..,."$2-.i
$2.56
12- ;
12-20
12-1
$1.25
■
Indiana Gas # Water
12- 1
.
12- 8
Motor - Car *(quar.)
.'Extra
11-'5
12- 4-
12-8
12-20
12-30
't
$1.50 .participating
11-15
12-15
12-15
-12- 1
12-26
57a
.
12-10
- 11-15
.11-15
-
•! 12-28
$1.12V2
(quar.)_i
.
12-1., lj-15
7
30c
common
Huttig Sash-&-Door^Co.; 5% pfd. (quar.)
i
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.—
67? conv. -preferred
(qiiar.).^___—,
t
—
—
12-
12-15
Humble
12-13
Extra
preferred
Hudson
.
12-20
12-31
.12-17
Extra-
.
12-1
12- 1
12-U
12-31
11-10
25c
.
—
llr24*
12-31
II-19
12-15
-50c
$2
...
4%%- preferred (quar.)_
Howe Sound Co. (quar.)_
;
Hudson Bay Mining^ &. Smelting (quar.)____
Extra'—_1_:
,
1
1
—
Hudson
12-
12-
-
,
12-17
1
25c
Corp._
Company,
HoWard
1- 3
$1
$1.56
$1.25
$1
11-26
1-
$1
Horner (Frank W.)> Ltd., class A (quar.)__
4l2%c
Houston Light & Power (increased).
s!-$5cHouston Oil Co. (Texas)s
—' -•
r. -*1
,
11-24*
;
11-15
12-11
25c
(quar.,) —w-.
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.)t5% preferred - (quar.)i____.
11-26*
1-3
11-30
,
12- 1
87.%'c
..(Brooklyn,. N. Y.)
Mining Co. (quar.)
1
Oil
-Extra
11-15
$5 preferred (quar.)———^
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common (quar.) —
$5 convertible preferred-(quar.)-*,——
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Cay ada-^
Reduced
v
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd., trass A (quar.) ..
das& B (quar.)—.
1__
—,—-
2,
20c
4% 7o: preferred
3
•
11-20
Electrochemical ^Co.—
Hoover
1-
lr 3
Company, common—
11-20
1-
425c
.
Co
$4.50 cony,.2nd
,
1-3
12- 1
Gossard
25C
.
11-30
$2-31
Gorham Manufacturing Co. (year-end)
(H. W.) Co. (quar.):.—
of
re-
(quar.)—
,
•
cash.
gecfeogrophie f?eip£ (qrar.)
jqr » Walker pry Goods
Enferooh Drug Co .,8% preferred
12-14
$5c
Ltdi—
Extra
4
shares, the cash
equivalent will be paid, which is equal
$•13)0 fete of 50c per share; All stock¬
oily
Hooker
12- 3
$1
37Vic
, $1
Goodrich (B, F.)
Light
holders owning less than 60 shares
EkntiieHond & Share eommon- will
Honolulu
11-15
12-15
5c26c
l-*5
12- 1
12-1
.
Home Title Guaranty Co,
11-24
12-15
11-26
—
Mines,
Gil
Homestake
.12- 1
11-30
12-27
I-18
1-15
25c
50c-
.
'
.
10-20
12- i
4% pfd. (quar.)—
GoodaB-Sanfov$h Inc., com. (quar.)_.
!
1% preferred-(quar.)-——
—
share
11- 1
12-10
1-25
1- 52- 1
12-15
87%e
"
12-21
25c 1-28-49
30c
preferred .(quar,)—.
Quarterly^
$2c
(quar.)_
12-31
'
,
Hires
56%c
i.-.
—
Manitou
T
11-15
25c
.
11-26
12«f 1
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co- of .Canada, Ltd.--.
11-20
12-10
12-10
12-30.
11-30
II-18
12-10
Safety
convertible
1
" $1
32c
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett &, Co.—
Monthly
Monthly
4'&
12-
37 V2C
—
Appliances—
Hilton Hotels Corp.,- common, (quar.)——
2%■
Golden State Co., Ltd.,
.
Electric Bond A Share (stock dividend)—
,
;
11-18
Highway
40c
(increased quar.)
(H. C.) Co., 6% preferred
Brewing Co. (quar.) J—.
Extra
12-1
—,—
Godtean
Goebel
12-
15c
.
I2r 1
25c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Globb Oil Co. ttd—
—1—
.
25c
common—
—
12-10
12-16
12-16
1- 3
12-3
...
4ya%
11-i9
15c
65c
(quar.)
25c
$1.12'/a
25c
*
10c
ISC.
62%c
' ..75c •
$1.25
25c
dividend.—
Stock
ll-l
11-19
75c
.
1
25c
—
BMl»IO;DoM CO..---.
NleMndpx Corp. <year-end)_—
One
50c
(quar.) 1
Company—
Common (cash dividend)
12-20.
$1.02ya
$l.ooy«
w
'
Glidden
2
11-26
11-29
11-19
12-10
11-19
$1
,
$5 preferred (quar.)
Girdter (The) Corp. <quar.)
Extra
12-24
1-
■
—
-
12-
•
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
EfedtxiO Auto-Liie Co.—;
Watch
EXtta
6
37 %c
$1.66y4
—
preferred (qimr.)
44WH preferred (quar.).—
lOBntrNui
11-15
3
2lc
^M,Sd preferred (quar.)^____!
Elgtn Ifettoanl
1
1-
12-15
common
common
3
12-
(increased)—
common
$5
$25c
_____
_—
flw» Natuxal Gas Co.,
'
$1
Products,
$1.12%
(year-end)
(monthly)!—
Edtson ftroa. Stores, common (quar.)
444% participating preferred ' (quar.)
El
——
(quar.)——
41/2%
12- 8
Dorado Oil Works^
?1 Paso Electric Co. (Texas),
$1.25
11- 8
1
1-2
11-30
.
11-15
12-15
31,2 '/o preferred (quar.)
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common—
5%
preferred B (quar.)
11-24
.
11-22
.12-22
.
Home
12- 1
12-10
2%
1
30c
11-10*
11-18
1-10
25c
—
12-
11-30
1
25c
$4.25
-
12-15
.12-
$1
1
50c
—
25c
11-30
Heyden> Cheniical Corp.,
11-19
.
11-15
12-21
12-11
25e
$3
12-
-12-15
.
34%c
r
12-17*
Hershoy Chocolate Corp. (extra).
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
1-10
"
(quar.)
11-17
3
12-15
50c
(extra)
1
1-
25c
—_—r
3
11-20
32-15
25c
pfd.
12-
12-23
12-
$5
30c
75c
2-1
Precision
Common stock dividend
..12-15
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Holophane Company
1
Holt (Henry) .& Co., $1- class A (quar.)
25c
—
$1
1-3
75c
25c ■; 12- 1
,
12-17
11-30
12-22
$1.25
Advertising, common——'
convertible
12-11
(Chas. E.) Company (quar.)
Ho)lingsworth A "Whitney Co,—
Common (year-end) !
03%e
$2
Corp.
1
1-2
1-
.
11-23
12-17
1-2
12- 1
12-10
2- 1
75c
11-26
1-
-
12-8
1-5
11-12
11-20
1- 3
12-28
12-10
84%e
12- 1
1-2-49
—
El
,
12-10
$1.50
$1.75
Edfewater Steel Co.,
20c
$2.50
$1.75
$1.25
40C
Cement
12-
12-11
Hercules Steel Products Cpvp,—
6% convertible preferred B" (quar.)
11-15
■
12-29
2-1
12- 1
12- 1
12-11
$1.96%
$1,75
Extra
(quar.)
12-> 1
75c
———*—-—
preferred "(quar.)—Equipment
General Steel Castings, $6 pfd. (accum.)—
General Tire & Rubber Co. (quar.)-——
General Waterworks Corp.—
11-lfi
12-
(accum.)
(quar.)
5'%
12-10
75c
'•
——f
Batteries,
Outdoor
General
$1.50
A
■—
General
II-23
$1.50
preferred (accnm.)____
States Corp.. $6 pfd. A (accum.)
♦f preferred A (accum.)
^—
Extern. Steel Products, Ltd
Eastman Kodak Co., common (year-end)
Class
—
Hercules
11-30
2
;
Brewing
Hendry (C. J.) Co., 5Vz'/<>
12-15
12-15
—
<G)
3
12-10
420c
Mining Co.
Heileman
11-24
11-15
12- 3
12-10
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
11-26
12- 2
12-20
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12- 8
25c
$30c
—
1-10
12-15
$1.75
———
11-16
11-18
12-15
Hecla
—
12-15-
40c
—_—
Coip-
3
1-
410c
——
11-15
11-15
12-10
11-24
12- 1
6
11-12'
1-
-
410c
—
I-
.
1
17VaC
Battery. Co., Lid.
Extra
12- 1
Co.
11-12
1-20
.12-
.
420c
'
—
(quar.)——,—.
(quar.)
Hazeltine
t$1.25
t$1.38
$3
37%c
—
pfd. (quar.)_.
—
Inc.—
—
General Fireproofing Co., common7% preferred (quar.)
General Industries Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Gemmer Manufacturing Co., class B,
$3 preferred (quar.)
General Milts, Inc., 33/a% pfd. (quar.)General Motors Corp., common (year-end)—
$5 preferred (quar,)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
12-16,
6%
Stock cttvidend
Chemical
75c
12%c
Cigar Co., 7%
Associates—
4t% preferred (quar.),—
Edifr Paper Corp.. common
Hal thaw
Co.
.
20c
—
—
.11-15
12-
50c
Hathaway Bakeries (quar.)-^rx
Hathaway Mfg. Co.
(year-end)
Hazel-Atlas
Glass
(quar.)
56y»c
$4.25 preferred series A (quar,)__;
Eaaiem
":
1- 5
Transportation—
(quar.)
General
11-29
3 2-10
_L—
prior preferred
Wholesale
Extra
11-15
11-15
12-
$lil
Hartman Tobacco, $4 pfd. (quar,
$3 non-cum, preferred (quar,)_____
(quar.)-
(quar.)
General
12-22
1-
American
Common
11-20
1
12-13
10c
_
Gas
Harrison
1
11-15
12-
$1.06 V4
(quar.)_—
Corp
Plywood
12-1
—-a.—_»
Gaylord Containea* Corp
1-15
$3.75
87%c
$1.12%
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
,
Eagle Picher Company (quar.)__
4Vt%
Harding Carpets, Ltd
preferred
1
12-
25c,
(M.. A.) Co., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)—^
Harbison-Walker Refractories, common—___
11-10
12-29
$1.25
5%% preferred (quar.)——-—
Gauley Mountain Coal Co. (year-end)——
I-3
12-
-_-!'_u—
12-10
Garrett Corp.
12-
Extra
11-20
11-15
12"- 1
Industries
1
11-15
^12-
25c
(quar.)____
12-15
Paper
*
11-24
12-
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
12- 1
—.
Gatinedu Power Co., Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)__
B
11-24
1
11-15
11-23
(quar.),
12-10
'
50c
—25c.
50c
Co., class A
6%
.12-
1
Oil
Extra
Harbor
1-3-49
12-15
12-14
11-20
3
12-10
11-20
11-23
12-14
11-24
1-
11-16
11-18
22-10
1-3-49
11-20
2-1-49
12-16
12-15
<11-20
jL-3-49
12-15*
12-1
5%
Corrugated
12-10
.
Sl.O6.V4
25c
25c
——
11-23
50c
25c-
tity/zc
i
(quar.)—1
Co.
11-24
11-49
$1.12 V2
12-1
12-15
12--1
12^ 1
.
4 Wt%
12-10
10c
12-19
J25c, .JL2-15
42-15
,$1
(initial)
12- 1
1-15
11-15
42-20
Ltd._^._Z!__ll.__^!—422 Vac
Hanna
12-
11-15
1
.-
4%%
,
(quar.)--—,1—
1- 7
12-18
85$
Eastern
,
11-15
12-31
6% preferred B (accum )
East St, Louis It Interuiban Water Co,—-
East I*duc OH Ltd.
,
1
Wayne
,
1
?•..
47c
•
Wfctch
common
12-
1^
: " V
87%0
'
11-15*
Hart
2-1-49
12-
New
11-15*
1
12-
12- 1
(quai.)
——
1-3
Frontier Power Co.
(quar.)
20c
12-10
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common (year-end)—
50c
12- 1
4% preferred (quar.)
$1
12- 1
Fruit 6f the Loom, Inc., Common™—3 $1
f 1^10
$3 non-cum. preferred
$1.50
12-10
Gair Co., Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)
J$1
12- 1
Gair (Robert)
Company, 6%
pfd. (quar.)
30c
12-20
-
1%
Mineral
—
—
——
,
12-
1
11-15
•*12-
25«
.
Co., cmnmpn: (quar.)
4% convertible preferred '(quar.) __L
Hammermifl paper Co. (old ^.common)
$2- 1
$1
$1.12%
30c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.)—
%t62%c
__
_
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.—
(cash dividend)
$2.50 preferred
Foote
1
& Co.—
Common
1-1-49
50c
=
pfd.
Frontier
12-
Mines, Led
Cotton Co,;
Hamilton.
,
1- 7
2-1-49
Hallnor
12- 1
-——
Stores,
Common
12-
12-10
$1
*oe
(year-end)_
Franklin Simon Co., iV2r/o cor.v. pfd. (quar.) '
Freeport Sulphur Co. (increased)—
—
1
12-10
—
462%o
B
Dominion
Fair
Common
Dominion, It Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
$$1.25
11-29
—
11-30
_
11-15
1- 3
—
(quar.)
11-19
______!
12- 1
75c
12- 8
12-16
1
.
25c,
...
11-20
1
-
81.12%
2
12-30
42-
,
I0'/o
Brothers Stores (quar.)__.
Halliburton Oil Well {Cementing Co.—
Quarterly :
!J
12-
12-
5% preferred (quar.)—
Dominion Malting Co., Ltd,
12- 3
120c.
-
Hale
Class
Company
(resumed)
15c
Co
—
15c
Doernbecher Mfg. Co
—15c
Dominguez Oil Fields Co., common;
25c
Common
12-15
8
12- 8
75c
12- 6
Food
—
$2-50
12-
12- 9
lr 2
'—
Extra
:
1L-15
2
(quar.)
1-
11-26
Pepper
3
____!,
dividend
4,
i-
450c
(stock jiiyJdcnd) _——!.
Corporation
25c
12-10
Dr.
1
12-
—
11.-15
Dobeekmun
12-
12-15
j—__
j—1
1
10c
—...
12- 3
12-22
Extra
12-
'-''T- 2
420c '
,
.,
12-
Extra
.
HaJoca
Cash
3
12-r20
llrlO
12-16 f 11-19
,
85c
.,
$1 preferred f
llrl9
3
12-15
$30c
"
■
11-30
12-
>1-
H !
'
Hancock
12-1
1-3
11-17
Hamilton
,
6-46
14-19
T2-22
—
11-15*
Florida Power & Light 4Vz%
Flour Mills of America, Inc.
—
$|,50
T 30c
,.
$1.10
Hackensack Water Co.
(s-a)_!_____:
llahn Brass Co;, Ltd,, commjm^--.—:
' Extra
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
12- I
12-10
12-20
■
3-10
2
1-
.
(increased -quar.)
11-15
1
Houses, Inc.
Gulf. States Utilities, com.
^,:;-$4.48 preferred ^qu^r.)
12-10
.
t20c
(quar.)—,
:—'
common
'
12-
Dobbs
•-
12-31
12-31
*1
*1
preferred (quar.)
(M. H.) Co. (quar.)
Extra
11-12
15c
12-10*
'
12- 1
„—»—
75e
.
-
11-30
(s-a)
(s-a)—
Fishman
11-26
12-
:
>
12-
11-27
12-10
Inc.
11-22
12-
5%
1-
Co.,
11-26
12-17
12-19
81225,6 r30-48(quar.)
•12-
12-
Carpet
Extra
11-16
12-20
1- 3
$1.25
81-25 v? 12-28
-30-49
$1.25 3
■
(cash dividend).
Corp,
preferred (quar.)______^
preferred
(quar.)__
Hammond Instrument Co. (quar.)____
•
11-15
1-
$1.50..
5e
$1.25
25c
11-26
12-J9
11-24
12-20
(quar.)—
Special year-end stock dividend (One shr.
of Texas Gulf Sulphur common for each
65 shares held)
Gulf Power. Co. $6 :pfd. (quar,)_rjr
!___—.
(Utah) —
Corp., $2 preferred (s-a)
3
75c
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)—130c
Fitz Simmons & Connel) Dredge & Dock Co.
25c
Fltzsimmons Stores, Ltd.—
5%
participating class A (quar.)
:« "
20c
5%
hon-cum.
partic
class B
(quar.)^
20c
Fllntkote Company, common (quar.)——50c
12-24
12-15
common
common
1- 3
„
3-18
12-10
12-20
—
——
12-40
11-49
12- 7
preferred
Gulf Oil
4-1-49
,*5c
Rubber, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Storcs____
11-10
1
40c
preferred-.
85
32.50
—
First Security Corp of Ogden
12-23
4°c
37%c
Walt,
B
11-18
1-15
$5
$2-10
of
11-19
12t-10
11-12
12r
"
12-15
—
Canada, i;td._„:
Finance Co. Of America at Baltimore, class A
Products
12-.1
11-12
1
-$1.75
30c
-
Gulf .Mobiln $ Ohio,- $5 preferred-—.
I
-26c
18^
<.
Cashdividend.—
12-16
11-20
Corp. (year-end)
Guantanamo Sugar, $5 preferred
11-30
.!
12- 3
12-
-41-20
12-10
40c
—-
11-19
12-
,
/
—
—
Grinned
11-10
12-10
31 V*c
11-20
12- 1
(quar.)
Diamond Match Co. (quar.)..
Diana Stores Corp. (increased quar.)—;
De
Works
12-15
6
12- 1-
11-30
12-13
■,.5c
————
II-30
,
.
11-1$
„
_
.,11-30
12- I
37%C
—•
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp. (quar.)
Griesedieck Western "Brewery (quar.)
$2-$9
12-
40c1
(Kansas) (initial)
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. -(Irreg.)....
Detroit Edison Co.—
—
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry Co. (resumed) Detroit Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
—
pevoe it Raynclds, class A (quar.)—
Deiliy Oil Co.
12-15.
1
1-2-49
Federal Screw
12-23
11-15
$2.50
,*2.60
18%c
15c
12-
35c
20c
$1.75
12-
12-
12-15
12-20
11-17
12-21
12-24
,
11-29
12-20
$1'
50c
<-
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
12-15
1
Non-cum, preferred (increased)—
Great Western Sugar Co., common (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.),—
—
—
(quar.)
Ferrb Enamel Gorp (stock dividend)
1- 1
11-15
25c
12- 3
12-
12- 1
—
12- J
■
2%
15c
25c
Stock dividend
Delaware
Great Northern Ry. Co.—
12-
——
-1—
Extra
12-
11-30
50C
3JC
25c
.
$1
tlSC
preferred
Extra-
(quay.)
Paper
11-15
1
$2
Pacific Tea
(quar.)—
*$.25
Federal Enterprises, Inc.—
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
Federal-Mogul Corp.
(quar.)
Extra
w—'
-
_
1,
(N. Y.) (quar.)^
Co., common.-
Indemnity
&
preferred
Great Northern
10-29
12-31
12- 2
12-
Atlantic
7<i
12-
5%
10c
$1
$1.76
50c
80c
i
87%c
.
11-17
12-17
American
Great
1
Co.
(Syracuse)
(quar,)
—
Quarterly
'
—-—,-v—--—Fatquhar (-A. B.) Company (quar.)
Federal Bake Shop8,. Inc. (quar.)
11-27
12-
light, common (quar.)
45e
3% % preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
93%e
Deep Nock Oil Corp.___———
»0c
Deere it C©„ common (quar.),
—
25c
Year-end
a-.—..—$1.75
T% preferred (quar.)
:
.35c
Deerfield Packing, 4%'/r pfd. (quar.)
$1.12%
DefeyStores, Inc. (cash dividend) (quar.).
15c
Great
12-
12- 1
tlOc
(quar.).
!
—
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
Farmers
&
Traders
Life
Insurance
1
12-10
City jSteel
(year-thd)
Grayson Robinson, Inc.-—
Common
(stock dividend)
12-31
11-25
fSOc
75c
Granite
12-31
12-15
&
common.!
12-10
—
(quar.)
Corp,
Brewing
Ltd.,
Co.,
12-15
(quar.)
—
Power
1-31
t-1-49
62%c
5%
12-31
10c
—
Falstaff
11-15
12-21
Granby
1
$25c
*
26c
—-
'
3
12-
25-49
*
75c
Feltman & Curme Shoe Stores Co.—
jl-15
12- 1
$17%C
27V2C
>—
»
(quar.)
Dag Mines, lac.
Dfeton Power
11-26
11-26
12-10
12-10
40c
437 %c
.
*1
1
1-
18c
(year-end)
Mines, iLtd
—
12-
•
4
.
11-20
15c
Faber Coe It Gregg, common
Fabricon Products,. Inc.
Extra
12- 1
12-15
$50c
(a*a)
1-1-49
$L50
_75c
$12.25
$1
$1.75
30c
—
.
$$
28c
$1*25
oOc
$1.25
Company fs-a)
Excelsior Insurance Co,
11-15
11- «
40c
Door (irreg.)
DaVis Leather Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
,
Essex
12- 1
12- 2
12,2c
(quar.).
12-17
12-17
fz.uo
12-17
1-2-49
$1.25
11-15
1-3-49
50c
__
Extra
DattfstTOm "Metallic
Dawison
8
12-31
Corp.—
Cuban Tobacco, 57c preferred < accum.)
Curtis (Helens) Industries, Inc.—
50c convertible preferred A »quar.)—____
CurttsrMfgi Co, (Mo.)
(irreg.)
Curtis Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
$7 5preferred (accum.)——
Cuttiae-Wright Corp.
(Irreg.).——
Cushman's Sons, Inc., 7 7a. pfd. (quar.)
Cutler-Hammer,
11-12
12-15
*2
Sugar,
Cttban Atlantic Sugar,
1
12-
(quar.)
Cuban-American
11-12
12- 2
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Crum
12-13
12- 1
America—
Crucible Steel Co. of
3
I-
Holder*
Payable of Ree.
Share
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Consolidated Mining, Smelting
Grafton & Co.,
Empire & Bay State Telegraph Co.—
1%
guaranteed (quar.)—1
Empire District Electric, common (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
J
Emporium Capwcll Co
"
Emsco Derrick It Equipment—
4%
convertible preferred
(quar.)-,n_
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd
Equity Corp., 20c preferred (s-a)__—
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)
Erie Coach Co., new com. (initial quar.)—
Eric & Pittsburgh RR„ rl'/o
guaranteed——
5% preferred A (quar.),;
—
12- 3
12-16
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
Holder*
When
Per
Holder$
When
Per
Share
Grown Drug Co.
(Irreg.)
—
10c
Crown Zellerbach Corp., common
_
40c
$4 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—
$1
$4,20 preferred (quar.)._
$105
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd, (8-a)—$$1.50
Name of Company
Monday,, November 29, ■ 1948"
& FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
COMMERCIAL
.
l2-10
.11-22
10c
12-10
11-30
20c
12-10
11-30
75c
(quar.). *
12-13
; •
Volume'168
Number 4755
THE
Per
Name of Company
Inger'Soll-Rand
Co.
Share
75c
(quar.)
Year-end
Co.
partic.
12-
1
11-
12-
1
preferred
(quar. >
Machines—
8
$1
12-10
5%
:—
.
Special
1-28-49
37'Ac
\quar.
15c
iu
Special
12'Ac
;
International
Cigar
International
Eoucational
Machinery
20c
Publishing
$3.50
preferred
(accum.)
International Harvester Co., common
1-
Class
A
11-23
1-
7
Insurance
32-17
Life
1-
3
12-17
12-10
11-30
12-31
1-15-49
12-15
1-15-49
12-
5
11-
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
$$1.12%
—
1-
12-
3
7
12-
12-30
7
Ltd
12-15
11-19
12-15
11-19
25c
(quar.)
11-22
11-19
12-20
12-
$1.25
12-15
1212-
$1.50
12-
1
$1
12-
1
5c
12-20
12-
6
11-15*
Lockheed
12-31
12-15
Loew's,
$1.25
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-
1
40c
12-45
12-
1
Long-Bell
GOc
12-15
12-
1
Lorain
$75c
Investment
6%
■
.
..
-—_
,
Foundation, Ltd.—
preferred, (quar.)
Investors
Iowa
of
Trust
Selective
Southern
Iron Fireman
Boston
Fund,
Utilities
Jaeger Machine Co.
Jahn
&
Oilier
Jamaica
7%
Public
50c
(quar.)
(quar t —
Inc.
(quar.)
$4
tl2VaC
i—;
(Md.)
__
11-24
Extra
1
11-20
Louisville
&
11-30
Louisville
Tit.e
11-30
4V* %
(M.)
&
preferred
11-19
12-15
12-10
11-29
M.
—
20c
12-14
11-30
12-14
11-30
5
12-
3
1-
1
12-
3
MacLaren
1
11-12
Madison
12-
1
11-12
Magma
1-
2
1^-15
Magor
10%
12-15
$1.12'A
$1
$1.12'A
Inc.
(quar.)
15c
$1.18%
Mill
(quar.)
(initial
quar.)
11-22
1
11-22
Mar-Tex
12-17
Masonite
Corp.
11-30
Massachusetts
12-10
11-30
Massey Harris, Ltd.
12-
11-15
Master
(quar.)
5%
Corp.
11-15
Mastic
3
11-15
Matache-wan
1
11-15
Mathieson
12-
1
11-15
7%
12-30
11-29
11-26
12-10
$1
1-
3
12-10
McColl-Frontenac
1-
3
12-15
McCord
12-15
11-24
$2.50
12-27
12-10
Mclntyre
$1.50
12-15
12-
iquar.t
'
11-30
3-22
12-24
12-14
10c
— —
12-14
12-
4
37'Ac
11-30
11-15
50c
1-2-49
12-17
4% preferred (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kress
H.)
&
Co.
Extra
Con&olidada
American
S.
preferred
shares
pfd.
(interim)
Landis
Co.
1
11-10
12-
11-
11-20
11-15
12-31
12-15
11-30
11-10
12-10
11-19
1
11-
12-
1
11-
$18c
12-
1
$1.25
1
1
12-20
12-10
25c
12-
1
1
12-23
12-
12-
11-15
75c
12-
11-15
12-
11-15
93 %C
12-
11-15
Mica
1-3-49
11-
1
60c
12-15
12-
1
$$1.00 Vi
(quar.)——
Ltd.,
50c
12-
1
11-
$1.06 »A
12-
1
11-
50c
12-
1
11-
62 ViC
1-
2
12-15
prefeired
preferred
12-
2
Portland
Cement
(increased)
11-15
11-
Co.
$1
Middle
12-
3
12-
9
12-
3
75c
12-24
12-
12-
11-15
of
1
3
2-
5
25c
2-15-49
15c
12-
1
11-20
81'Ac
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-13
pfd.
1212-
12-15
12-
-
1
1
/
11-20
$1.08%
1-
12-
3
2
12-
3
$1.62%
12-
1
11-20
+5c
12-
1
11-19
-11-20
»
35c
12-1
12-
7
75c
12-
1
11-15
11-8
12-10
11-15
60c
1-3-49
12-10
$2.25
12-
1
11-
1
60c
12-22
11-27*
$1.20
12-22
11-27*
or
each four shares held
two
shares if
r
-split into
each
15
Midland-Oil
two
shares
Tcnn.
.10-29
each
share
11- 8
11- 8
30c
12- 1
12-10
12-10
12-10
11-30
11-19
11-30
12-10
11-30
12- 1
12- 1
11-12
11-22
12-15
12-15
12- B
12- 5
1- 3
12-10
12-15
12-10
11-29
$1.12'/2
$15c
11-29
$1.75
Lock
Co.
Steel
&
(quar.)—
——
Castings
12- 1
1-3-49
1-3-49
1-3-49
1-14
11-20
12-15
12-15
12-15
1- 5
12-18
Co.
(quar.)
Malleable
12-15
11-18
12- 3
12- 3
11-22
-25c
Linen Service, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12- 1
1-2-49
1- 2
12'/2c
A (quar.)
Insurance
(quar.)—
15c
$1.12'/2
$1.25
Co.—
Year-End
12- 3*
30c
Machinery
National Standard Co. (quar.)
National Tank Co.
(stock dividend)
Tea
National
Transit
Company,
Nazareth
Cement
Co.,
common
common
preferred (s-a)
(Wm.), Ltd., 5%
Inc.
(initial)
(year-end)
_
—
Neilson
Bros.,
(quar.)—
common
Co., new
Natomas Company (t-a)
—
pfd.
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Fund,
Nestle-Le
Corp
Inc.-:
-
Mur
Co.—
11-19
50c
50%
1- 3
11-30
12-10
12-15
37'/2c
15c
50c
$1
$3.50
$$1.25
20c
12- 1
12-10
12- 1
12-15
12-15
12- 1
12-15
11- 5
11-27
11-27
11-10
11-30
10-29
11-16
11-15
—
r
12-15
11-30
25c
Extra
(Herman)
1
12-22
20c
Oats
Rubber
12-
25c
Co
National
Year-end
11-29
11- 8
.
+30c
pfd.
Accident
4;
4'/2 %
Nesbett
share of Wisonsin Power & Light Co.
common
Co., 7%
National
Neisner
12-10
$1.10
Nashville,
7%
20c
20c
—
(increased quar.)
B
Life
Nelson
(liquidating distributions)
1-5
12- 6
30c
5c
11-30
11-30
11-19
11-19
•
,
p
$2
Is
1
•
■
shares, as/proposed, for
held—
"
11-10
11-19
15c
common'—
(irreg.)
.
-
50c
1
One share of Public Service Co. of Indiana
-11*15
12-5
12-
11-27
12-15
11-15
—
—
National
$1.18%
12-15
50c
80c
(Hartford)
-
Lead
5%
12-31
12-31
12-15
$"2
12-10
$1.50
$2.50
(s-a)
National
——
common for
11- 9
11-30
Co.
Products
National
Notional
1-15
$1.75
12'Ac
$1
30c
Canada,
preferred
preferred
Insurance
Food
National
12- 6
12-20^12-6
$12V2c
$15c
of
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)___
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
1
2
(quar.)_
National
12-
1-
common
-
12-10
11-9*
11-30
12-20
$1.25"
Quarterly
12-10
Subject to SEC approval.
One
1
Fire
Extra
12-22
9 7 Vic
(quar.)
Petroleum, class B (year-end)
year-end)
Middle West Corp.
11-26
12-15
A
2nd
1st
35c
—
Ltd
Petroleum
non-cum.
Class
10%
Corp.
non-cum.
National
-$1.75
50c
45c
(quar.)
6%
$1.75
common
(initial quar.)
Canada,
Erie
National
15C
Corp.,
12-10
1-13
$1.62%
States
Class
1
37 Vic
-
9
*
'
Lehigh
11-22
12-
25c
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
4.%% preferred
(quar.)
11-19
1
37 Vic
*
11-30
12-15
25c
(irreg.)
common
12-31
25c
12- 2
40c 1-14-49
12-7
40c 1-14-49 > 12- 7
$1.07
(quar.)
&
3%
25c
(quar.)
11-15
11-10
12-24
12-10
common
National
12- 1
12- 1
20c
for
(,quar.)__
Chemical Co.
(quarj-*
Convertible preferred (quar.)
$30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
—
Thermit
Drug
National
Refrigerating Co., class A
Corp.,
preferred
National
»
common
5%
1-
11-23
11-10
j
Extra
12-
*
common
held)_x
Products
Discount Corp.,
12-15
(s-a)
shares
Dairy
1-15-49
12-13
12- 1
80c
100
preferred
$1
preferred
Stores,
4'A%
15c
—
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
Stock dividend (Two shares of
each
11-16
11-26
12-16
12- 1
12-15
12-28
50c
(initial)
Co., $7 preferred (quar.)—
Lines, common
$4 preferred A (quar.)
;
National Container Corp. (quar.)
National Cylinder Gas Co.—
Common (cash dividend) (quar.)
1,—
City
National
$50'Ac
—
—;—
(year-end)
—,
common
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Register Co.
$1
12-20
12-10
1- 2
12-20
^L2-28«»-l2-24
12-28
12-24
62'/2c
25c
1
National Casket
11-
Ltd.
Mid-Continental
12-
Now
Corp:,, $1 conv. pfd„ (quar^w-
J,
.25c/..
11-23
10-29
12-15
12-.I
participating class
15c
(eccum.)
New Bedford
Cordage, 7% pfd. (s-a)_____—:$3.50"
,Kew Calumet Mines, Ltd. (initial)'-.~
$10c
New England Telephone & Telcgraph-i——
$1.25
New
1
12-17
$1
common
—
Cash
National
12-
1- 3
12c
-
dividend
1
—
Co.,
preferred
12-
Mines,
Mickelberry's Food Products,
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
11-30
7%
Stock
National
11-25
40c
(quar.)
11-15
12-
Biscuit
National
12-22*
11-15
50c
D.i
1
-
-
Special
11-24*
11-24
$1
Inc. -(quar,)
Company iquar.i—,
Lees f James) 4c Sons Aquar.)
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
12-
12-
National
12-30
1
17c
Fabrics,
(H.
11-24
11-30
12-15
$1
(R. G.), Inc., $4 pfd.
11-20
Co.
-
$1
12-15
$20c
(s-a)
12-15
12-10
(quar.)
(Hawaii)—
(quar.)
Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.
5%
preferred (quar.)
;
National Automotive Fibres, Inc. (quar.)—
Extra
12-17
30c
25c
$1.50
$2 cl. A (quar.)
Preferred A
62l/2c
(increased)
common
$1
Monotype Machine Co. (quar.)
Secord Candy Shops,' Ltd.—
Lawrence IA. C.) Leather (s-a)
11-15
$1.75
(quar.)—
SI
Lanston
Lee
fi
4.35%
11-18
11-13
1
11-15
1
11-16
11-30
12-
11-15
—
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.—
6l/2% preferred (quar.)
11-15
1212-
50c
Inc.
(quar.)
(year-end)
12-
25c
7'Ac
Telephone
1
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.90%
11-15
11-15
1
*
—.—
Nashville
1
participating
Particioating
11-15
35c
Laura
Lea
12-15
Year-end
Muskegon Motor Specialties,
11-15
$3.25
1
11-29
11-30
11-30
11-15
50c
(quar.)
Mutual
10-29
12-
Co.
12-20
6
12-
11-15
12-15
12-15
12- 1
40c
50c
quar.)
(quar.)—.:—!
11-10
12-15
common—
preferred (quar.)
Co., 5% preferred
Metal Textile
1
$$1.75
Bleachery 3c Dye Works—
Lansing Stamping Co. (year-end>
Cement
12-
'
11-15
11-15
12-15
$1.18%
—<
11-15
20c
62'/2c
37y2c
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Mutual Chemical, 6% preferred
12-23
7%
$40c
3
12-15
participating
Metal
1-3-49
85c
Publishing Co. (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
6V2 %
preferred
(quar.)
Messenger Corp.
9
11-30
3
1-
12-10
Meredith
7
$5c
Lanett
Le Tourneau
1
•
1-
11-19
50c
(quar.)——_
Ltd.,
Co.,
Class B
12-22
12-
35c
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)„
Co.
(extra)
Lawrence Portland
11-10
12-23
-
H.),
Bryant,
Lane-Wells
1
20c
2nd preferred
Machine
12-
12-
$0.1498
:
—
Lane
Merchants
12-20
(quar.)„
—
(M.
Mercantile
11-19
$1
—
conv.
11-19
12-10
$1.20
-
Laclede-Christy Co. (quar.)
Lake Dufault Mines, Ltd
Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd,—
Common
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)___
,
Lake Shore Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Lake Superior District Power, common_„__
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
12-17
12-10
A.—
La France Industries, 4%
Lamston
1-2-49
$1.12'A
■—
Mfg., 4'A % preferred A (quar.)
Kroger Company, common (irreg.)
1
1-17
(increased
Ohio Mfg.
t25c
Distillers,
50c
Kroehler
La
second
SI
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
3
12- 6
12-15
of America—
preferred
12-
preferred
75c
(S.
1-15-49
10c
1
50c
Extra
4%
12-
Porcupine
Melchers
6%
Common
12-15
preferred
50c
.
Extra
11-22
12-
75c
preferred
Murray Corp.
12-15
Dredging
(quar.)
Corporation,
common
$2
11-22
12-10
93 %c
Meadville Telephone
quar.)
12-10
11-15
12- 6
•
35c
Year-end
4%%
12- 6
12- 3
lc
—
(Geo.) Brewing Co., com. (s-a)_
participating preferred (s-a)
Murphy (G. C.) Company (quar.),—
3
12-20
12- 1
11-30
11-15
12-10
11-17
11-17
30c
35c
-
(year-end)
(s-a)—
5%
25c
Corporation,
4'A%
,
11-30
12-20
25c
Muehleback
25c
Oil
25c
—:
*
McWilliams
Mead
12-
$2 Vic
Ltd
(year-end)
—
& Robbins, common
preferred
(quar.)
$4
12-20
12-10
60c
(quar.)
common
McKesson
Koppers Company, "Inc.,—
(increased
com.
Extra
12-22
25c
Creamery Co., common
Koehring Company
12-10
1-2-49
11-26
12-15
Development—
&
—
Supply
Extra
———
.Extra
25c
Company
Mines,
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (series 1947)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Maytag Company (quar.)
12-10
4-1-49
11-15
12-15
f25c
(quar.)
Stores,
12-10
50c
11-30
$2
(resumed)
(quar.).
3
37'Ac
1-3-49
112 Vic
preferred
3
'
Fuel
Producers
$1.75
$3.75
1
Extra
11-13
12- 1
12-15
11-30
12-20
12-10
12-10
50c
Mining
Mountain
11-13
12- 2
11-15
11-15
40c
A;
Oil
Mountain
6
12- 2
12-16
$2
20c
(quar.)_!—1
Inc.
Diablo
11-
G
12-16
40c
,%
12-20
50c
Insur.
Consolidated
1-
(quar.)
i
—
11-15
12-
12-1
11-1$
12- 1
$1.25'
Mills——
11-30
12-
12-10
12-10
12-10
12-15
37'/2c
(quar.)
Quarterly
6
11-18
12-15
11-1V,
11-10
ll-JO
12- 1
12- 1
1-2
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
20c
$95c
Company
11-26
11-
11-30
1
12-
$$1.50
Products Corp
Wheel Corp. (quar.)
4.80%
Maxwell, Ltd.
37'Ac
preferred
Lines
&
1-2-49
5C
Glass
Chemical
1-
<quar.i
Knudsou
Common
Asphiit
10c
Kinney (G. R.) Co., Inc., common
Kinney Mfg. Co., $6 non-cum preferred
Kirby Petroleum Co. 4yeai-end i
$1.50
3
25c
12-20
a2 V2 %
(quar.)—
Corp._
—_——
25c
(s-a)_:
1-2-49
Communica¬
Co.
$1.12%
(quar.)„
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Mount
$1.25
Marine
(quar.).——
Plate
Electric
12-
3
12-20
35c
Realization
2
1-
Motorola,
1-2-49
35C
(quar.)
1-
12-10
10-11
J25c
Ltd., ordinary (interim)
Power Shovel Co., 7% pfd. (accum.)
12-
35c
12-10
$1.06 V4
J.
Co.,
12-10
12-15
Extra
Murray
(quar.)
International
Marion
$4
—_
Kingston
Emil)
12-
25c
common
King-Seeley Corp.,
(D.
tions
May Department
,
preferred
4
12-
30c
Extra
Company,
12-
1
Motor
25c
preferred (quar.)
Co.
preferred
Marconi
12-20
12-
$2.50
4VA%
preferred (quar.)
4% conv. 2nd preferred
$1.50
5%
11-27
12-15
Shirt
75c
__
(quar.)_„
Kimberly-Clark Corp.,
Products
convertible
50c
common—,
Keystone Pipe & Supply, 5% preferred (s-a)
Keystone Steel & Wire—
Kilburn
1
6'Ac
——__
:
Industries,
common
4y4%
11-27
1
Motor
10-11
25c
12-10
25c
4
12-15
6
50c
lc
P.)
Paper
12-10
12-15
40c
Co.—
25c
3
12-
(J.
1-3-49
25c
&
.
1-
Mosinee
25c
,—
—
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd
Marathon Corp.,
common
12-10
12-15
25c
(quar.)
—
Manhattan
35c
1-15
Company—
12-
—
preferred
R.)
1
(The)
12-19
5c
conv.
(P.
Extra
Maltine
11-15
Extra
$1.20
Mallory
2
$60c
Morgan
25c
—
12-15
—
11-30
12-20
25c
Corp. (quar.)
C.)
Co.
(irreg.)
(R.
2
1-
12-15
1-1-49
150c
(quar.)—
Corp;
12-22
50c
O'l
Car
1-3
—.—
-
11-27
11-30
1- 3
*
11-26
12-31
12-20
$25c
5V«
1st preferred
—1
Moore-IIandley Hardware, common
5% preferred (quar.)—-——
20c
Co.
Co
25c
_
of
—
Paper
(quar.)—
common
—
1-
&
Square Garden
Copper
Mahon
11-30
1-31-49
Common
12V'2c
12-
12'Ac
Power
Extra
SI
1
11-30
75c
(irreg.)
Macwhyte Company (quar.)
4
Co.—
(quar,)
11-
12-15
t25c
11-30
12-
12-13
$3
ll-SO
Gas—
preferred (quar)
Company
Extra
12-31
$1
Kentucky Utilities, 43A% pfd. (quar.)—,
Kern County Land Co. (quar.)
Klein
5
1-
95c
(a*cum.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kent-Moore Organization,
Kirsch
1-
participating preferred
Participating (irreg.)
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
12-10
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Kendall Company, new com. ( initial quar.)_
-
$1.50
65c
Extra
New
2-
1
$25c
—
Special
1
12-15
12-
12-15
Publications
2-
15c
12-
y2c
Common
20c
dividend
Kerr-McGee
MacFadden
1-14
1
12-
12-15
65c
(s-a).
Extra
11
12-10
12-23
2
J25c
(s-a)__
$1.25
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Extra
Consolidated
2-
80C
12-
y2c
& M.
$1
——_
12-23
25c
& M.
87 V2c
Refining-y-)— ,
quarterly
J.
62(^0
.12-1
v
^11-29
1- 7
12-31.
1-2
12-15
$$1.12y2
Tool-—
Moore-McCormack
12-31
common (increased)
preferred A (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co, (increased ouar.)
12-
$1.06
(quar.)
12-10
5%
3-20
11-17
12-23
Sons—
A
20c
(quar.)
Machine
'
87'/2o '
50c
$4 convertible preference B (quar.)—_
$1
$3.25 preferred A (s-a)
——$1.62y2
Montana Flour Mills, common (quar.)
—
80c
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
$1.75
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)—
.J—-— ,' $1.75
Montreal
Cottons,
Ltd.,
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
$43o '
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd.—
30c
Lowenstein
95c
Jones & Laughlin Steel,
12-20
15c
(quar.)
(3-al
50c
B
1
$4
RR.
Mortgage
$1.25
(quar.)—:—
12-
88c
—
Nashville
'
Monroe Chemical Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)^-—
Monsanto Chemical Co., common (quar.)—
$1.75
—
iquar.)
..
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
(year-end.)
.Johnson & Johnson, com. (increased quar.)
Increased
Monarch
11-
$2
(quar.)
Angeles Investment Co.
30c
common
preferred
Kelvlnator
11-12
12-
50c
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd
Ludlow Manufacturing & Sales.,
Lynchburg & Abingdon Telegraph Co.
Johns-Manville
Company,
12-
3
11-30
Kellogg
3
3
11-15
12- 6
2
1-
xi$1.75
r.
20c
--a,'
Hosiery Co., common, (quar.)
Special
i.
5% preferred (quar.)
Molson's Brewery,
Ltd.„.—
Monarch Knitting, Ltd., common
(quar.)—,
12-
25c
(quar.)—
common
——
1- 3
12-9
$"$0
u
12-10
$1.50
—
prefeired
$2
50c
11-
12-
7%
Los
$25c
$1
(Mo.)
11-15
11-15
11-15
12-15
12-15
w—
Mills
4'/2,%. preferred
1
12-
.(s-a)_
pfd
Mojud
—
preferred Iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
Taylor, 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
*
$25c
—
4%
12-31
& Dock—
Co.,
12- 1
12-1
-$1-60
Co.
(accum.)
Lumber Co.
(P.)
-12-18
25c
—
A
Coal
30c
$1.25
12-30
12-10
3
Company
1
11-15
11-26
11-26
11-20
:
r
Year-end
11-20
12- 1
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
i
Carpet
12-11
i—
—
common
RR.,
12-11
25c
1'Ac
50c
^
10c
1-
&
12-
60c
(quar.)
common
Service
Birmingham
11-20
,
53c-
37 Vac
Corp
11-10
xl'A%
(Julius)
2
11-19
(quar.)
$4.50
11-
1
D
Kayser
11-2
1
12-15
preferred
Kawneer
1
12-
—
&
12-20
12- 6
,
tqunr.)
preferred (quar.)—
Mitchell (Robert) Co., Ltd..:
Extra
11-24
1- 3
12- 1
12-20
50c
5%
Mobile
12-10
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-20
9-20
SI
Co.
Pipe Line,
Public
3-20
80c
——_—
(quar.)—
& Light
Utilities
4-2-49
.
Ry:
Power
B
Mohawk
12-
5%
common
12-
*25c
Lumber
class
Class
2
iquar,»
Extra
11-30
Co.,
11-
11-15
11-30
Drug
1
1
3
Stock
12-
12-
3
Katz
5
Lorillard
3
Natural
11-
45c
(quar.)—
Public Service
1
*25c
Aircraft
Inc.
preferred
Missouri
2-24
12-
$25c
—
(quar.)
2-24
20C
11-16
1-
City
11-24
3-10-49
$1.10
11-29
1-
preferred
12-10
60c
$4
-
(quar.)—
A
Common (increased)
Missouri
1-2-49
1-
5%
11-15
11-24
4-1-49
xl34 %
Kansas
1
62y2c
xl'A %
Kansas-Nebraska
12-
12-10
3-10-49
62 ViC
(quar.)—
Extra
Missouri-Kansa6
convertible
(quar,)——
Oil
11-15
convertible
C
Johnson
1
5%
B
preierred
12-
$7c
,
(increased)
preferred A
Minnesota
Lord &
A
2nd
11-10
11-22
preferred
2nd
11-10
11-30
12-15
preferred
4%
11-30*
11-30
9-20
12-20
25c
7-2-49
25c 10-2-49
(year-end).
Manufacturing—
Mining &
6-20
1-2-49
50c
relies
St. Louis
&
3-20
7-2-49
25c
—
preferred
conv.
12-15
1
prefeired
4%
Minnesota
30c
(quar.)
Ltd..__
Supply,
11-3
25c
Engraving
Service, Ltd., com.
Water
1
12-
5%
$5
12-
1-15-49
7%
Jamaica
Minneapolis
12c
Inc.—
(Del.)
Mines,
11- 3
5%
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Island Mountain
1
10c
convertible
Investment
12-
Extra.—
3.20%
87yac
(quar.)
Long-Bell
$1
Corp.
11-22
11-22
25c
(quar.)
Extra
12-
-Year-end
1
1
,
.—■
B
30c
—
12-
12-
45C
—_
>'tjuar.)
Extra
Class
25c
1
11-30
30c
*12y2C
A
International
Utilities Corp. tquar.t
Company (The), com. (interim)
.5% prior preferred (quar,)
Interstate Natural Gas., Inc.
1
Groceterias,Ltd.—
Class
11-12
____—
12-15
18c
12-
$1.10
Co.—
Guaranteed
Interstate
Intertype
RR.
Lobiaw
11-12
id
12-15
11-10
15c
Groceterias,
7*
Staple & Machine
International
Miami
Special
G
12-22
11-10
12-10
1
$1.75
..
Loblaw
$1.25
International Salt Co. (year-end)—,
International Silver Co.——
—
_
Original capital
O/iglnal capital
Special Guaranteed
1
1
2
4-2-49
25c
(Quar.)
$1 prior preferred (quar.)
$1
prior preferred
(quar.)
$1 prior preferred (quar.)_,—
$1
prior preferred
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Common
(quar.)_^_
75c
(quar.)_
Little
12-20
11-
50c
(quar.)—
Liquid Ca;uonic Corp., common
3'A% preferred
(quar.)
$1
International Railways of Central America—
5%, preferred (accum.)
^
Co.
Corp.
11-22
$1
$4
Special
Oil
'Extra
12-18
12-16
12-
12-20
37Vic
—,——_—
11-15
12-20
1-2-49
37Vic
(quar.)
12-15
1-2-49
37Vic 10-2-49
(quar.)
Common
1-
11-15
11-15
20c
Common
12-
12-15
12%c
11-19
12-
11-16
11-15
12-15
12-
37'/2c
(increased quar.)„
-
SI
12-30
$1
Participating
& Hart, Inc., com.
11-26
1
1
12-15
4c
(s-a)
12-10
1
Holdeie
When
Payable of R4C.
50c
5c
Miller
Special
49
50c
(s-a)-_%
-
12-10
$1
(quar.)
i
cqmmon
$1.30
(quar.)—
12-20
t40c
1
$1.75
$1
iqaar.)
8
12-
Co.,
Common
(quar.)
t40c
Extra
preferred
(quar.)
International Products Corp.
Lion
12-18
11-
Share
,
preferred
8'A
11-26
11-29
Oil
Extra
15c
Extra
Lionel
50c
quar.).,
4% preferred (quar.)
International Nickel Co. of Canada,
3
Midwest
$1
Link-Belt Co.
1-
12-10
$1
preferred
-
11-10
12-15
of Company
Mid-West Abrasive Co
$1.25
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (increased quar.)
Lima-Hamilton Corp.
(increased)
Lincoln Stores, Inc., common
7%
preferred (.quar )_.
12-15
1
1
12-
$2
Virginia
Corp.
(year-end)
Myers Tobacco, common
&
12-31
25C
Extra
10-30
$1.75
4%%
International Paper, common
Liggett
of
11-24
1-31
Name
1
12 Vac
-——
Y.)
Co.
12-15
$1.75
Savers
35c
(quar.)
(s-a)
12-
40c
——
Life
12-27
SOC
$40c
(increased
Llbby
Quarterly
12-17
7%
(quar.)
Common
&
3
30c
International
McNeil
12-15
t25c
(quar.)
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. of Tenn.—
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Metal Industries,
Libbv.
Payable of Rec.
5c
—-
Liberty Fabrics (N.
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
1-15
(2269)
Per
Share
^
Refineries, Inc.
Leslie Salt Co. r(quar.)„
Lewis Brothers/ Ltd.—l
Lexington Water, 7% pfd. (quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Glass
(year-end)—_
11-30
t31Vzc
dividend
International-Cellucotton
7%
Company
Leonard
11-15
12-14
90c
CHRONICLE
Por
Name of
11-8
.
Powders, Ltd.—
Business
dividend
Stock
X
$1.50
j.—
FINANCIAL
—
Bronze
International
Cash
(year-end)
Co. (year-end)
Iron
International
6%
12-
&
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
Inland Steel
Interlace
When
COMMERCIAL
Jersey,
Power
&
Light. -4%
Pfd.
(dbar.)
$1
12-15
•.
12-1
1-14
12-31 ;a"
1- 2
-
-
V
,
.12^111-19
'1- 5*
-12-10
12- 7
,
50
THE
(2270),
Per
Share
Name of Company
New
Per
Name of Company
12-10
11-19
Phillips
50c
12-10
11-19
Pillsbury
30c
Special
Method
New
Park
Mining
New
York
Air
Finance
Corp.
(s-a)
Co.
*.
—
12-
1
10-20
12-15
11-24
Brake
5C
~
50c
12-
1
preferred
New
York
3%%
A
1-
3
12-10
Co.,
(accum.)
Electric
State
preferred
*4 .50
iJ.
Newmont
Mining
J.)
share
Newport
3%%
12-10
50c
12-10
11-26
50c
12-15
11-26
(year-end!
Corp.
(l/25th
Electric
Corp.,
preferred
for
12-15
—
45c
1
1-
3
12-15
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
(increased quar.i
Nopco Chemical Co., 4 % pfd. ser. A (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (imeruni
Western
Ry„
(quar.)__.
common
(quar.)
common
American
Finance
(quar.)
—..
Co
American
11-30
12-10
11-30
B
37 %C
12-20
12-
12-
Stock
6
Oil
1
11-22
11-25
Porter
75c
12-10
11-10
Portsmouth
$1.50
class
(H.
11-10
12-
8
11-12
Potash
12-10
11-29
Potomac
&
Powdreil
Poweli
3
12-21
1-
3
12-10
of
12-10
Alexander,
12-23
19-1*
Co,
of Canada
Ltd.
Co.
North River
Insurance Cc,
East
Bros.
&
Co.,
Mines,
4%
pfd.
Co.,
1
11-20
Stock
12-
1
11-11
(3/-100
Water
&
12-
Indiana
for
Co.
dividend
Gas
each
share
for
each
(6/100ths
&
Water
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.1?.%
12-
1
11-15
15c
12-10
11-16
dividend preference common
Publitker Industries, Inc.. $4.75 pfd.
25c
12-10
Phavmacal
Co.
(quar.)__
4%
preferred
Co.
pfd. (quar.),.
Edison
Ohio
Co.,
Match
Ohio
Common
Oil
Pure
12-
1
11-12
10-27
1-3
1————
Power
Ohio
Seamless Tube
12-31
12-10
—
Power
4% %
preferred
American
Clay
Pacific
Finance
preferred
$5
Mills
1
11-
5
Real
1
11-15
2-28
5-31
12-15
12-
56'Ac
12-
1
12-31
12-20
$1
3
12-10
Eastern
(cash
preferred
125c
7%
Parker
Pipe
Rust-Proof
1
11-
12-
1
Stock-
$4.25
Line
Reeves
(cash
11-19
$1.00
11-19
Reliance
1-
preferred
5%
prior
Penick &
12-15
Reliance
Insurance
Co.
Reliance
Mfg.
(111.),
12-
40c
1
12-15
12-15
4%
11-15
12-
4
11-22
1-
1-
12-
6%
2
7
12-15
11-26
6%
12-16
Revere
11-15
1
11-20
1
1
common
11-20
12-
Richfield
11-30
Riegel
Paper
12-
1
11-
1
Riegel
12-
1
11-
1
preferred
C
(quar.)
preferred
B
(quar.),,
Engineering
1
1111-
(s-a)
;
Co., common (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
% %
Robinson Little & Co. Ltd..
11-30
Rochester
11-10
Peter
Paul,
(quar.)
;
preferred
11-22
5%
30c
11-30
11-12
5%
prior
20c
12-15
12-
7
12-15
12-
Extra '
1-
12-
1
Philadelphia
Electric Co.,
preferred (quar.)
11-12
12-
1
11-20
12-
9
11-26
12-
com.
12-10
11-26
Common
$1
12-10
11-26
5%
3
3
Royalite
Royalties
1
1
Ruud
12-31
11-22
Ruppert
12-31
11-22
Russell
;
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
f3.65 preferred (quar.)
Ryerson
;
common
12-
4
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
20c
12-
1
11-12*
91%c
12-
1
11-12*
11-18
(Wm.)
Sioux
Ltd..
City
Gas &
12-11
1-
2
12-11
1-
2
11-29
25c
1-
2
12-
3*
Sloane-Blabon
1-
2
12-
3*
St.
.
3.90%
6%
preferred
Smith
11-19
3%%
1
11-15
1-
1
12-15
2-1-49
12-15
I-15
12-
3
SoundvieW
South
Oil
Co.,
Ltd.
Southern
1-
1
12-10
1
11-10
1-
1
12-10
(Jacob)
Mfg.
Co.
1-
1
12-10
4%
Joseph
St.' Joseph
Lead
Co.
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-17
11-12
12-15
12-
83
1-3-49
50c
12-20
12-10*
12-10
11-10
(quar.)
(increased)
12-10
11-10
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
t
12-10
11-
5
R
4%%
1
11-
1
Southland
12-15
12-
0
12-15
12-
1
12-14
II-15
Co.
quar.)
$1
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
$1
12-15
11-30
Southwestern
Electric Service
20c
12-15
Southwestern
Gas
5'/
12-
4
5%
12-15
12-
4
5%
sinking
12-15
12-
4
12-10
11-22
12-10
11-22
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
1145
$1.25
Investment
(increased
preferred
30C
States
(quar.)
(A.
G.)
Telephone
12-20
12-10
12-15
12-
12-29
12-15
12-15
11-22
12-
11-17
8
Withington
Co., common,,
preferred (quar.)
convertible
$5.50 2nd
Carbon
Spiegel,
Squibb
$4.50
(E. R.)
$4
preferred
Staley
E.)
(A.
$3.75
series
Mfg.
$3.50
12-
1
11-19
Standard
12-10
11-18
$1.60
A
11-15
12-15
11-25
6
Brands,
Inc.,
preferred
Cap
12-15
12-10
11-12
12-15
12-
12-13
11-24
2-1-49
1-17
2-1-49
& Seal
1
1-17
12-
6
11-26
12*
6
II-26
12-20
12-10
(Detroit)—
12-
3
11-22
12-15
11-15
12-
40c
12-
11-15
tlOc
(quar.),,.
12-15
12-
1
10-20
t$1.25
common
(quar.),.
convertible
11-25
40c
36 %c
12-
1
10-20
50CV
87'AC
1
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
1
1
Standard
5%
Chemical
preferred
Co.,
11-22
11-30
Standard
12-
O
Standard
12-10
11-19
Standard
12-
11-10
11-29
Milling
Oil
Co.
Co.
Standard
Oil
of
of
Co.
Oil
'Extra
common
Co.
of
(Del.)
Indiana
Kentucky
■
pfd.
tquar.)—
Calif.
1-
1
12-20
40c
12-
1
11-20
25c
12-20
12-10
$1
Dredging Corp., $1.60
Standard
8t.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
2
12-15
11-15
1
93c
Insurance
12-15
$1.25
12-
12- 1
40c
(quar.),.
(quar.)
1-1-49
1
12-15
12-
$1
;
common
50c
$1
8
11-29
$1
*
(quar.)
Co.,
t$1.06
$1.50
12-
25C
common,
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
12-
8
12-15
12-15
$1.12%
(quar.).
-
Accident
Standard
11-15
20c
11-15
11-30
12-
50C
(quar.),,
preferred
Standard
11-15
II-30
1
12-23
12-15
17 %e
(quar.)
preferred
Sons,
&
preferred
$4
1
12-
12-
I-12
11-15
37 %C
$1.50
(quar.)
,L__
Co.
Inc.,
1
12-10
1
30C
12-
12-15
12-
$1.37%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
12-
12-11
11-20
$1.37%
Spear & Co., $5.50 1st pfd. (quar.)
Extra
1-3-49
1
10c
/
Quarterly
5c
12-
1-14-49
10c
-(quar.)
1
12-10
11-20
25c
25c
(s-e)
:
Brothers
Extra
Sparks
Speer
11-20
11-20
1
—
quar.)
Investors
1
1
12-
40c
-
(ouar.),
Co.
1212-
12 %c
Spalding
6%
4
50c
preferred
Insurance
(increased
Southwestern
12-
12-16
25c
Southwestern Public Service
Common
3
25c
(quar.),
Life
1-
Co.—
quar.),—,—,
(quar.).
fund
Southwestern
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern
-(quar.)
Electric—
&
preferred
12-15
12-1G
11-29*
$1.25
$1
12-20
11-29
12-20
Co.
12-
12-20
12-13
Co.—
preferred
Royalty
11-17
1
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
12-22
12-
Co., -common
(quar.),
Gas
Co.
non-cum.
12-15
12-15
11-18
12-
1
12-15
11-12
1
26 %C
12-
1-1-49
1
12-
Edison
preferred
12-10
? 2-15
12-
1
Railway
12-15
30c
Paper—
1
5%
11-15
11-16
5
Common
1
11-15"
11-30
________—
11-
Southern
12-
II-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Lines
11-
1
1-1-49
3
75c
60c
(quar.
11-
12-
1-1-49
12-
1
11-15
1
11-20
1
11-25
I-19
11-
12-20
12-31
12-
e
U~
12-10
10c
31V4C
(quar.)
12-
12-1-0
6*
100
each
(quar.),
25C
12-15
12-
for
25c
81'AC
12-
12-10
1
12-24
Water
Natural
5
11-23
$1.05
(quar.),^
Pacific
25c
(quar.),
12-
California
Southern
87%c
pfd.
11-23
50c
11-30
Southern
$1.12%
(increased)
Water, 6%.
12-14
30 %C
11-26
(quar.)
Louis San. Francisco Ry.—
B% preferred A (quar.)
11-15
12-14
(quar.),,:
11-16
(quar.),;
pfd. (quar.)
12-15
S1.50
(quar.)
preferred
t50c
&
11-18
preferred
12V2c
pfd.
12-15
1$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred A
California
4.88%
12 %c
(Conn.)
11-15
Carpet Co.—
shares
Greyhound
1
37 %c
"
11-30
87V2c
Advance Bag &
12-15
Ky.)~
Co.__
4Vs%
Iron
Works
preferred
12-
30c
(s-a),
3
2c
(s-a),
common
Lathe
4%%
$1.25
Management
&
Pulp Co.
Bend
Southern
t$1.06%
;
3
11-
2%
Southeastern
30c
(quar.)
11-
1
-
(quar.)
convertible
$1,25
11-22
20c
(quar.)
6
1
12-
97 %c
A
(two
Corp.,
11-22
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
12-
held)
11-22
50c
pfd.
12-17
$1
81.60
com.
& Sons
dividend
Stock
12-21
12-
3
130c
$1
12-21
$1.25
(Loutville,
12-10
50c
class
.
preferred
12-21
50c
$1.50
3
preferred
(quar.),,,,.
Socony-Vacuum Oil (cash dividend)
9
10%
Inc.,
I-
4.20%
Sovereign
Steel,,
12-
1$1.25
Extra
12-15
$1
(quar.)
3
$2.50
Steel
t25c
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)
50c
pfd.
11-15
115c
(quar.)
(Alexander)
12-
20c
4V4%
11-15
1
Corp.—
preferred
37 %c
j.
11-29
1
12-
Skelly
Oil
Co
SkilsaW, Inc. (quar.)
1-15
11-29
50c
2
2-1-49
12-10
6
12-10
(quar.),,,,!
Electric,
1-
15c
5
12-
1
preferred
11-29
9
11-
5
81.50
4Va%
12-15
12-
5
12-10
;
Steel
&
Simpsons,
12-
11-
A,.
iquar.)
Co. (irreg.
Singer Manufacturing Co.
1-3-49
11-
12-10
25c
11-29
1-3-49
11-
12-10
Ltd.—
Brewery
12-21
11-30
12-10
181.25
12-21
11-12
12-10
25c
*
12r31
1
12-20
50c
(quar.)
eom,
class
12-15
12-
11-30
12-10
62 %C
40c
.
12-15
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Simon
:
12-10
25C
(quar.)
(irreg.)
Company
25c
(quar.),,.
11-15
3
(H.) & Sons, Ltd., common,*,,,,
preferred
Common
(quar.),
1
1-
(quar.)—.—
Co.,
12-31
25c
Haynes (irreg.)
Sabine Royalty Corp.
(quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 414%
11-20
25c
9
5%
8%c
class A
12-
35C
A
(quar.)
t$l
(quar.)
11-30
$1
tquar.)
12%c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
30c
25c
$1.50
12-
$1.70
Inc.
preferred
12-
25c
,
Ltd.,
Works
Royal Crown Bottling
11-19
12-
Simon
11-15
2c
(quar.)
Theatre,
$1
1-
:
,
Roxy
12-15
12-13
Simmons
12-17
1
20c
dividend
Corp.
11-26
1-
*
Metal
Electric
Stock
Rowe
9
$1
11-30
2
$1
—
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
Art
%C
$1.25
3
50c
(quar.)_„_
preferred (quar.)
Brothers,
Rotary
11-19
12-10
Ronson
Roos
& Norristown RR
,
,
11-12
12-10
ZZZZZZZZ
(qucr.)~
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
•—
12-10
1-
i-
30c
(quar.)__JL
11-20
12-10
—
Strapping
preferred
50c
A
Extra
12-11
~
Philadelphia, Germantown
(quar.)
1
75c
(quar.)
Rolland
.
25c
87
;
preferred
Extra
12-21
5%
12-
40c
(initial)
12-16
1
(quar.)
<quar.)_,,„
Steel
Southern
Corp.—
(quar.),,
7
50c
I"—"
Dairies,
Ltd.—
Company
F
preferred
-
Philadelphia Bourse
Philadelphia Company, $5 preferred
Cp*
12-22
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Western
96c
Corp. (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Rockwood & Company, com.
5%
preferred (quar.),
11-22
__
(quar.)
Dairies,
Silverwood
90c
Ages
1
30c
(quar.)
Extra^
Phelps Dodge Corp.
•1
of
1
ZT
(quar.)
Brewing Co.,
(Chas.) & Co., common
Silverwood
& Electric
12-
*.
Pfaudler Company
*6
Gas
preferred
12-
Pfeilfer
3%%
H.)
$1.75
Year-end
Pfizer
(H.
$1.12 V2
30c
Inc.
1
50c
B
3
$1.25
(quar.)
11-26
B
preferred
25c
Rockwell
11-15
A
11-
5%
$1
12-10
25c
class
12-15
Class
Signede
4%
1
12-15
$1.12%
,
Royalties,
11-30
$1.50
class
Mines,
12-
1-15
Signal
40c
15C
&
50c
Milk
Ltd.,
Copper
12-20
$1.50
,
(quar.),,
__
4
Miils,
1-
12-
59 %C
50C
1
50c
shares
:
$2.50
Sonotone
(quar.),
12-31
1-
(quar.)
12-
25c
Extra
Rock
Extra ■'
Pet
Silk
Robertson
4%
class
11-15
$1.12%
common
.
3
40c
Extra
87 %c
(increased)
11-30
2
$2.50
B
25c
(quar.)
12-31
1-
(quar.)—
11-15
12-10
!
1-15
12-15
Extra
Class
2c
1
1
Co.
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A
50c
Co.^
1
12-
12-10
2
25c
Optical
$1.12%
12-
57c
America,
of
Corp.
pfd.
1
*$1
auar.)
r
12-
Canada—
of
1
:
11-30
t$ 1.75
4%
Co.
12-
3
12-20
1-2-49
12c
(quar.i
12-15
1-
; 10c
$1.25
—
12-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
1
1-1-49
:
12-
25c
(quar.).
$1.18%
(quar.)
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear Co., 17c
pfd. (quar.)
Permanente Mc-tals Corp. (increased
quar.)_
Permutii Comuany
(quar.)
5
(quar.),,
common
12-15
40c
_
(quar.)_
11-
(s-a)
Myers, Inc., common
$1.50
participating preferred
Participating
1
60c
pfd.
Corp.—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Perfox Corp., 4%% preferred
A
3 0c
$7
1
-
30c
<N. Y.)
.
Co. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.),,,,
Antelopa
American
1
1
Co
Water.
Telephone
preferred
Roan
6
12-
:
Mfg.
2-
11-18
12-
Corp.,
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank
12-
Tobacco Cc.—■
Oil
Oil
Riverside
12-15
$1.10
Extra
5
11-15
(quar.)
common
Co..
:
1
150c
-
(quar.),,^,—
15c
Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
Riley Stoker Corp. (irreg.)
Rio
Grande
Valley Gas
(year-end)
11-26
92 %c
„
-
$2.25
1-49
12-13
Ranch
Robbins
4.40%
Pennsylvania
1-
Shoe
Simonds Saw
Textile
25c 2-15-49
3.70%
Salt
Rice
11-30
50c
'
50c
;
preferred
11-20
_
12-15
1
Inc.
Manufacturing Co.,
4'/a %
1
12-14
u-23
$1.35
preferred
"
11-24
12-15
preferred
37 '/2c
(qua:.),,,,
preferred
(initial),
12-15
62 %c
Corp. (year-end)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
Pennsylvania State
Rheem
J.)
12-15
70c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennroad
Pennsylvania
(R.
31'Ac
(quar.).;
11-
$1
:
11-24
12-15
$1.50
preferred
20c
(quar.)
11-30
11-17
1
50C
:
11-24
12-15
1-3-49
Products,
Common
common
preferred
120c
common
11-15
t2c
12-10
12-15
50c
35c
(quar.)
Copper & Brass,
135c
Co.,
1
12-
,
1212-29
22c
—
Corp.,■> common,.-
25c
prior
3.60%
11*20
12-
$1.06'A
1
Ltd.,
12-
A
(quar.)
$1.12%
preferred
Sloss-Sheffield
dividend
4.50%
25c
4%
12-
12-10
L_
Fund,
A
Year-er.d
7%
12-15
$40c
preferred
Steer Corp.,
Reynolds
11-29
11-15
$1.18%
Extra
1-2-49
(year-end)—
Telephone Co.—
Pennsylvania
preferred
75c
Common
$1
Investors
Republic
12-15
12-
1
12-31
-
6% preferred B (quar.)
Republic Petroleum (increased
1
12-
Mfg.
4%%
11-15
35c
(quar.),,.
common
II-18
25C
25c
——
(year-end),
$1.25
(JPIiila.)
11-18
$1
Sherwin-V/illiams
Rand, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Republic
2
12-15
convertible
$4.50
11-15
12-15
1
(Washing¬
(qua/,)
Co.
12-
(quar.),—.—
Sherwin-Williams
Remington
1
1
preferred
3V2%
11-24
12-
12-
50c
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.)
Ltd.—
11-15
Ford, Ltd.
Peninsular
pfd
Co.,
25c
Railway
Shellmnr
12-
(quar.),!
A
II-15
11-15
25c
common
preferred
1st
11-15
1212-
(quar.)
Shenango Valley 'Water, 5%» pfd. (quar.),—
Shephard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.—
(quar.)
11-30
62 %c
preferred
Grain
Stock
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.,
Inc.
pfd.
1
145C
(quar.)
1
(quar.i
4%%
non-cum.
$1
dividend)
12-
$1.75
12-
1
Inc.,
Shelter
11-15
(quar.),
common
12-10
Co.—
dividend
1
Knitting" Mills," Ltd".—"
Regent
1
$37
Co
Manufacturing
7%
Stores,
Bros.,
1
$2.50
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Paton
6
$3
Mills,
12-
6
110c
Mining (year-end) ,,,!
//
Shawinigah Water & Power Co.— •
4% redeemable preferred aeries A (quar.)
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd. (increased)
41-19
$1,10
1
Owl
12-
$1.12%
Co.
11-24
20c
(quar.)—i
25c
11-19
Parkersburg Rig & ReelCommon
12-
(s-al
Hosiery
preferred (quar.)
prior preferred A
5%
12-20
12-
15c
$1
dividend)
Pen
3
t$3
Insurance
pfd.
11-10
iquar.)
class
$4
Silk
Red
1-
Title
C.)
1st
non-cum.
Extra
11-10
(quar.)
Parker
Co.
12-16
Extra
Rea'
11-10
12-10
Estate
ton, D.
11-15
4quar.)
6J/a % preferred
Mfg. Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Page-Hershey Tubes, Ltd. (year-end)
4%
1
60c
12-
15c
(quar.)
Pacolet
Common
12-
Boston
12-
6-20-49
50c
—
Co.——
Corp.
Pacific Portland Cement,
Panhandle
12-15
(quar.),
of
$1.25
of California
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co. (quar.)
Pacific
11-19
1- 2
$1.25
1
1
11-18
15c
1-15
(quar.)
1212-
12-10
12-
.
B
12-15
12-15
12-10
+
common
preferred I quar I
Refrigerator Co
Corp., 90c conv.
Servel,
25c
Reading Co., 4%
3-21-49
37 %c
(quar.)
.Fisheries
Products
Fund
90c
(quar.)
common
quar.)
Pacific
Class
50c
5
11-30
50c
(Minn.),
preferred
Paper,
1
12-1
;
(Geo.)
37 %c
(quar.)
Oswego Falls Corp.,
Oxford
12-
12-
:
11-15
12-18
?10c
Serrick
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
1
a^-3I
Investment
;
Banknote Co.,
Shuron
11-
12-20
—
preferred
Pacific
$1
3
87V2C
12-
12 %C
Secgcr
12-
tl'/V©
(quar,)
12-14
25C
250C
:
—
Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
Participating convertible preferred (quar.)
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
(s-a)
Oshkosh B'Gosh, Inc., common
(quar.)____
Tail
11-15
11-15
of
40c
12-15
Ontario
$3.60
1
1
stock
li- 5
3
t50c
(quar.)
common
Extra
Otter
1212-
12-* 1
1-5-49
50C
Shattuck-Denn
12-14
1-
Security
Sharon
(year-end)_
Quaker Oats Co., 6% pfd. (quar.),
Quaker State Oil
Refining Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines, Ltd
Raybostos-Manhe.ttan, Inc. (year-end)
Rayonier, Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.),,
Ray-O-Vac Company
(quar.)
$1.40
(irreg.)
Ohrbach's, Inc., $2.25 preferred A (quar.),,
Olin Industries, 4% preferred A (quar.)
,
11-15
1
I-17*
40c
(quar.i
International
15c
Putnam
$1.12%
Co., 4%% preferred (quar.) —
$1.75
Sand, 7% preferred (accum.)—-
Extra
12-
11-20
Extra
11-15
4>4.0W
quar.)
Ltd., common
participating preference
1
(quar.)
preferred
11-16
(quar.),.*—
(increased
Inc.
Participating
Co.—
common
Purity Bakeries Corp,
11-24
1
25c
—
...
$1.50
AJh
Lines,
Canadian
12-
(quar.)
Company,
convertible
12-
$1.10
(quar.)
River
5%
55C
,—
Ohio
pfd.
Gas
preferred
(Del.)
Co.
&
$4.53
25c
,
common
Ohio
.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
Corp.,
12-
1
&
11-12
1
$1
Seatrain
1
50c
Inc.
Oil
Extra
1
12-15
12-
t$1.75
25c
Co.,
Extra
Oliver
11-12
—
Common
Ohio
common.
preferred
4.40%
1
$25c
Ohio Associated Telephone, $2.20 pfd.
.
Pullman,
12-
20c
(quar.)—
Ltd., 7%
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
Common
(quar.)
11-16
t$1.50
(quar.)
3%%
on
Electric
$1.40
t$l
6% pfd.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Oak
dividend
Service
Co.
Roebuck
Second
12-
12-
1
40c
Sears
11-19
share
a
12 %c
Cash
Oil
Seaboard
11-19
held
$1.21 'A
Nova Scotia Light & Power,
11-20
held).
capital
1
12-
11-19
2
Indiana
share
of
Co.
share
common
of
(quar.)
Norwich
11-20
12-
5%
pi c ferred
Public
12-
t$2
5 'A %
Common
1
12-10
(quar.)
Line. 5%
Air
12-31
preferred (quar.i
1
4.40%;
preferred (initial quar.),,,,
Public Service Co. of Indiana, new com.—
dividend
212-
t31%C
preferred
12-15
4%%
Stock
85c
t25c
(increased quar.)
tl8c
5%
Ccleiado—
of
Ltd., com.
:
7-18
11-28*
91 % C
—
& Co.,
Scythes
12-
11-15
$1.25
—,
tyecr-end)
11-16
1
11-20
70c
(quar,)
Leather
11-16
12-
12-
Gas
Public Service .Co,—
(reduced)
1
1
12-15
12-10
Northwestern
12-
12-
Co.,
Co,
2
12-13
11-19
5% preferred (quar.i
$1.25
Light, 6% preferred (aceum,<)- ',*><$1,60
12-14
62 V2C
1
Prosperity
12-
II-15
12-
Tublic
12-20
8
5*
Public Electric
12-20
12-
A
5*
12-27
50c
4-i8
8-1-49
(quar.)
Scott Paper Co., common (increased quar.),
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
Scovih Mig. Co., $3.65 preferred
(quar.)
5Va%
11-19
12-
22 %C
com.—
convertible preferred (quar,)„
Northern States Tower (Wis.) —
I-18
5-1-49
27 %c
3
11-
25c
4%%
2-1-49
27 %c
12-
11-
12-27
1
27 %c
(quar.)—'.
12-10
1
1-15
SI
iquar.)
A
12-
1-15
Service
Co.—
A
preferred
preferred
12-15
(s-a)
11-15
1
preierred
7G5c
■'
10-25
12-
o(a ?o
140c
•
12-13
11-30
7c
5%%
—t35c
Ltd
12-20
10C
Ltd
11-26
12-20
12-15
preferred (quar,)
Public "Service Co.,
Northern Indiana
preferred
Dome
Price
5
12- 3
11-24
12-20
$1
(quar.)—
Northeastern Water Co., $4
Northwestern
Preston
12-20
Syndicate,
Brick Co
11-17
$2.50
11-
12-15
12-15
*
5
1
1-2
12-11
25c
(quar.),—
11-
12-
Association,
Mining
Fisher
12-27
Inc.
12-20
2
3
Arabian
&
15c
Prentice-Hall,
2
1-
(year-end)
Saudi
Sayre
35c
(quar.),,
1
75c
12-20
11-19*
22%c
(interim)
Loan
12-
$1.10
iquar.)
(s-a)
1
1
25c
,
(quar.).,
1-
15c
(quar.).
4
Ltd.
1-
12-
10c
—
Food
Remedial
Francisco
San
11-29
—-—
A
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
10c
iquar.t
preferred series
1st
1948
15c
Extra
11-15
15c
Refrnctor.cs
American
Extra
North Central Texas Oil Co.
12-13
Share
of Company
Regis Paper Co., common
4 40%
ll-2y
12-13
11-29
37%c
,
(quar.)
Inc.
River
75c
A—,
St,
3
50c
(quar.),,
Power
Corp.
Pratt
90c
class
_
(quar.)
(quar.)—
America
Extra
12-23
I-
25c
Co.
11-29
1-
11-10
2%
(quar.)_
Extra
12-10
5Cc
1
50c
dividend)
(Mass.)
Co.
Electric
12-
1-15-49
When
Per
Name
5
25c
Inc.
12-10
50c
11-
12-15
$1.75
t25c
,_i—_
Steel
1
Seaooard
B
preference
A
K.),
12-
$2
—
12-15
$1
H older »
When
Payable of Bee.
$1
5c
Extra
/SI
Monday, November 29,
Schwitzer-Cummins
—
(cash
Co.
class
Co.,
CHRONICLE
Co.—
RR,
dividend
&
87%c
Raycn.
(quar.)
<quar.)„_
75c
American
Coal
Erie
Material:;
Plymouth
Poor
Power
preferred
80c prior preferred
5%
12-
12- 1C
Plastics
Corp.—
7%
North
12-15
%C
25c
preferred
convertible
north
Class
2
15c
50C
50c
*
North
North
Lake-
8c
Car
53 %c
$1.25
-
pid.
$5
quarterly
&
$1
Corp
Corp.,
Mining
American
Extra
$3
1
'—+
Extra
Normetal
North
12-
37
Electric Corp.
&
11-30
12-15
„
,,
Norfolk
12-10
25c
—
Corp.
Extra
15c
'
Liquidating
Pittsburgh <fc West Virginia Rv. (resumed)—
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
Placer
Development,
Ltd.
(interim).,
11-29
150C
v
Nilee-Bemcnt-Pond
Noma
12-13
$2
*
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp., class B (irreg.)
Nineteen Hundred
11-15
12-
50c
—
,
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
Yoar-cnd
11-26
93%C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
common
75c
(irreg.)
$5
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.,...,—---—25c
Pittsburgh .Plate Glass Co. (year-end)
- $1
Pittsburgh Steel, 5% preferred A (accum.)
$3.12%
5%% 1st prior preferred (quar.),,,
$1.37%
Pittsburgh Terminal Realization Corp,—
Pittsburgh
Hudson
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Consolidation
Increased
75c
S0c
$1
15c
,
(quar.)
___—
of
.share
& Smelting
held).
Mining
each
12-10
1-2-49
Co.—
dividend
Bay
<
1-1-49
(quar.)
Co.
common
Year-end
Pittsburgh
93 %C
$1.12'/a
Share
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
Corp.—
(quar.)
Newberry
Stock
Gas
&
(quar.)
preferred
Mills,
preferred
11-15
$1.50
$4
Petroleum
Puney-Bowes,
Y, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
6%
FINANCIAL
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
SI
Zinc
Jersey
New
N.
When
COMMERCIAL
(quar.
,
—
12-10
11-10
12-10
31-10
35c
(quar.)
$1
50c
iquar.),.
(quar.)—
12-15
11-30
65c
12-15
11-30
.
V
.
Volume 168.
THE
Number 4755
Per
Ndme of Company
[Standard Oil
Cash
dividend
Stock
!
Co. of New Jersey—
v
V-
-
___
_
Stock
dividend >
(quar.J.___"
(
Quarterly
12-10-
~
.
93a/4c
Mfg. .Co.— 4
Inc.
12-10
12-10
12-15,,:
12-15
12-
&&C
12-31
Stone & Webster, »In<% _(ycar-eiye 1^-dc-*ddr-. • •
"Stonecutter Mltls, class.
./•
V
,
13-4 7
75c
12-15
1-15
10c
12-10
1-
Coal
&
12-
-r'P-
U» J5.
11-20
12-1
$1.25
1-
".-.•'
(
11*10
42*23
12- 3
35c
42*23
,12- 3
75c
42-31
42-8
•4%%
$1,50
42*24
42-:«
'4xk%
41.75
(GypfuiafCo., $>mwpu -.(qiia'r.)
Extra.'
_
4-3
42- .0
41-10
(quarn)
prior preferred
1
11- 3
1-15
1-31
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-
=31
11-30
12-
11-15
1
41-45
4247
1147
•
ItSOc
________
11-30
41-30
25c
•
3
12-15
42-15
k
$1.20
25c
12-
3
11*18
1-10
12-24
50c
12-1
41*10
3%
6%
$40c
12-;8
pre¬
•Worthington Tump & Machinery,Corp., com.
1
11-20
12-
4142%
Co., ?Ud
co®vertible prior
1
28c
common
tWwlsrortli (F. W.), Ltd.—
^American ^deposit receipts Tor
ferred (s-a)
1-2-49
1145
12-
90c
Woodward "Governor Co.____
,
12-31
$1.50
____
Wool:Combing Corp. of Canada, 4itd.____—
tWoolworth (#. W.y Co. ,(quar,)_„_
•1-2*49
41-10
(quar.)
preferred. (quar.)__
Manufacturing
,50c
.
series)
1
35c
________
";.$1
—-
:
Co.—
Special
,1- 3
475C
11*46
1
;12-4-
11-15
$2.50
________
41:75
—
U S Guarantee
11-13
Tl-29
.12-
■'
7 Ve1 ncefecred _(quar.)„__J___;rvT'-
■.
11-19
25c
41-20
11-30
12-31
25c
(quar.)
Woods
42-aO
41-30
,«2&C
—-_~
$4 t-praierved
•
3
1
i qhar.i
1-10
$5
12-10
(quar.)___
convertible ^preferred. (quftr.)
11-15
12-
75c
common____
•Woodall Industries, common
12- >1
.12-20
11-22
12-15
(quar.)
.ipreforred
'4»80%
12-15
4243
32'/ac
U4»
.
1-3-49 ;
$2.50
4n?«j»»e^6Q4.i:quar.) — —
preferred
:
.11-15
,10%
-x.r
.
•
12*18
12- >1
25c
^*:RJilr^'v6atssrt:-j('^a»-)v--'-
IAj4toduEnciffa;
41-29
.12^10
.
,1-15
Coke
United
«
(1897
Wisconsin Power >& Light,
1-3-49
50c
Electric
preferred
3.60%
11-15
53c
•
6%
12-15
12-. 1
50c
.{monthly).
.^i«^.pfd.V4«ftaUily)—
—
11-18
1-3-49
1
,
Power,
41-15
53 c
—
11-22
12-
U5c
50c
Inc., 7% pfd.
11-18
12-1
58Y3C
^
,-r
13-15?
42-16
'
58Y3C
S%- fptiqr rprefenced .^monthly)
^xr,UnttediMerc$ianis.Ai JAa-niitecturers (quar.)_
United- Moiasees /iSft.,- 4^3. - (interim)
•
-11-30
15C
•Stenega
12Tdv
11-18
-12-10
.toe.
6.36%/. prior- preferred
jfcSfc
x
•
1
,-62 %c
Wisconsin
'
12-
(J. C,), Ltd. (quar.)______
Wilson-Jones Co, (year-end)
Winters & Hirsch,
1,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
.5^ ,Pb«ferred (s-a)__^
of
(mpnthiy)
.6.36 ^-;JWiqr 4^fd, .(monthlyi__^^_r_
.q,
12^15.
57c .M-2-43
t.;;*—
rate
commqn v(year-end
Wilsoh
American
of
.prefeerc^^nqnthiy)
■
•: =■-
12-.a
25c
pfd. iquar.>_L_:
Stix Baeir afe itff&f* ^quatj*^
12-1,
5%
,
-
!•"
25C
i,
;
,
12r31
$125
V
the
at
eaefa.'4/J^'' share
-foe7.
s^otliors,
When
Share
Winnipeg Electric Co., common_
45%\pon-cum. preferred (s-a)
•
12-
.12-15.
.
.
37'AC
4%%
4lc
ij.' 11-1$
11-20
25c
dividend*
-(stock
cash -<wili 4ae_ distributed
. ^
.
12-3
25c
•
pfd. tquar.) •*
5%
11-18
OOC i /12-14
(quar.l^—
Siernnk Stem Textile.
;
41-24
•-? -y--,Fr<Mr.MnBbl iwtownpSxt pitt.^rJ>e^iss»Bd ibht
-
20c V
Extrav
Inc,
11-34
42-18
20c
*.?% prior .^eiqi^f-
—
.preferred (quar.)
Stechei -Traung Lithograph,
-.
i
"State- Loan .&-Finance Oorp^ class" A,
■Gl&ts ,B
Sterling,
12-18
Wilson
41-18' riK.f
12-1
.-
250 J-
&- Acid
<quar.)___.L_-:'___—_____
ti.;..,
Drug,
Per
Hame.oJ Company
12- 9
United Xaght & Bftilwnys Cm,-common—
(Ona_share «af .American Light -& Traction
.
Spring Co.;. common___—'
..Phosphate;
>v
1-14
•
25c
...
Works, Inc.
| Stale Fuel;Suppiy.Ji':.
Sterling
Holders
,1-14
65c
Irapaoyement Hs-a)._u—
Extra
-
:
_r
_•
Wholesale
.
11-18
12-10
50»
-
.
.~3%% -preferred A'
Standard Railway Equipment
'
10-22
...
dividend
siamiard
12-9
50c.
c_-_-
ifJnitsd ,Gas
.10-22
2%%
(cash
[Standard Steel
United cF*uit
PdV0le.p1 Rec.
'
dividend
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio—*
Common
■12* 9
When
Share
■*»9kttne<0j Company
.
>«!-.
CHRONICLE
Per
Payable of Rec.
^
-.-I
& FINANCIAL
<.
Holdert
When
.
Sbare
^
COMMERCIAL
preferred
(quar.).
25c
12-20
•13- 4
$1.12%
42-15
42*4
42.50
_
12-15
$142%
(quar.)
12-.1
41-15
12- 1. -
*
rstorhliue Furniture
(quar.i_._|;Stewell Screw, ;Ltd. class A,,.<6*ai—:
'Stravrtrlilge A.Clothier, $5 preferred (quar.) '
•Stuart
tD.
-Diass
Sun
A
•
•
•
>
.participatingvpieferred
(quar/)
__
ft20c
...
m6%
-.12-1
25C
12-15
12-30
5c
12- .1
preferred
-d2--l
11-15
common
(quar.)
—_
—
-
25c
.Sunshine -Mining
Oil,
6%
(James)
"'"(Extra'
1
:
_
>
1
11-15
1
12-
1-3-49
41 Vic
■
12-15
12-
(quar.)—
Inc..
(quar.)
7%
10-30
11-30*
United
11-15
Universal
^Insurance rCo.
12-15
Universal
Pictures .Co.,
12-31
12-15
4 V4 ",'c
2
12-15
Universal
1-
32-
50c
i qiisr. >
pre.ertvn
1
preferred
-TeTuride
8*
12-15
12-
1
2nd
56
prior
-Certiii
Textile
&
11-29
Valley Mould
12-
1
12-
1
I-31
12-
1
12-
$4
Van
ljreferred
conv.
at.es of
Raalte
$1.12 »/2
11-30
11-15
75c
12-15
11-29
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Vapor Heating Corp., 5%
75c
12-15
11-29
Verney
25c
pfd.
(quur.)_
12-
3
11-10
12-
-
Vick
Corp.
Chemical
Virginia
Co.
Coal
&
11-10
Dare Stores,
11-24
Virginia
Dare,
12-15
11-24
.Virginia
12-
11-15
Mills,
50c
12-
Co.
6-25r49
6-15
12-15
12-15
12-
12-
11-
12-15
11-26
$2.25
12-10
12-
;j_"
Bearings—
Ltd.
tirreg,
12-
1
35c
-
Corp. (Si, Loui
Title Insurance & Trust Cm-(Los Angeles
Tivoli Brewing Co.
(quar.)
..Toklan Royalty Corp. .(s;-a)
Edison
4(4%
'
pfd.
35c
SQc
12%c
(quar,)
tl5c
'Transue Ac Williams Steel Forging (year-end)
j.Treesweet Products Co. {quar.)__-__L;
25C
:$2
(quar.)_
12-
12-
1
3.2-
1
1
11-30
11-25
Gas
Association
(increased
12-
208
convertible
LaSalle
South
Common
'•
•
Asbestos
,12-15
11-30
12-10
Street
11-30
12-
11-9
$1
10c
Sugar
1
Rubber
of
11-16
12-23
12-
12-15
Co.
37 '/zc
12-23
62'/2c
1-3-49
3-1-49
$1.50
(quar.)
_____ __
12-10
25c
(quar.)
1-
1-
3
12-
1
1
12-18
3-19
11-26*
12-10
3
Co.
12-10
11-19
25c
12-10
12-
(quar. >
Trusteed
(qtnrr.>_
Funds,
1
65c
12-
1
11-15
Inc.—*
Union
.
Bond
Fund
"A"
Bond
Fund
"B"_
jtnion Bond. Fund
Ur-icii
.
.
,
-
Union Wire-Rope Corp.
8%
Aircraft
Air
United
5%
United
4%%
12-20
.12-10
12-20
12-10
15c
12-20
20c
B
.
r
'
-
(quar.)_
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
$1.12 Vi
12-
1
11-20
12-4
t50c
11-30
11-15
$50c
II-30
11^15
1
11-16
(quar.?
•
Dyewood Corp.
7C
United Electric Coal Cos.
tExtra
Electric
United
Fuel
Corp.
.•
A
preferred
11-16
7
11-29
12-10
11-24
12-15
12-
75c
t25c
1-
1
2
12-22
11-30
12-11
11-15
12-15
1149
1-
5
2-
1
1-14
12-20
12-10
12-
3
35c
12-
1
$1.13
42-
1
Indies Sugar
West Jersey
&
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11*15*
1-
3
'
25c
12-
1
12-23
—.—
12-13
12-
40c
$1.75
12-23
12-
12-10
11-24
12-10
11-24
•75c
(quar.)
1240
11-17
3
Ltd.--
(quar.)
75c
—
12-11
inclusion
Gas Co. ,(quar.)__^_____—_____
Virginia Coal & Coke (increased quar.)
(West Virginia Pulp ■& Paper,(quar, )_—i—r
42- 1
1
11-15
17% c
42-20
12- 4
50c
12-13
11-30
12-
Products,
Extra
;
(qqar.)
—_
(quar.)-,—
Western
Light- As Ttetepnone - Co., fine,
3
1245
,11*25
4245
11-25
75c
12-
1
11-45
45c
—
.~4—•
( s-a)_
Western Condeastog/Co._L---_--_^—
3
1-
450c
v: i$i
__4.
"Western Auto Supply Co.
12*15
1-
12-15
25c
25c
•Wefeteel
12-16
41*30
1- 5
11-26
75c
.
1-
50c
,7%
1st preferred
5
($7
(accum.).m-_
$75c
1-3-49
12-10
11-20
11-26
11- 5*
Western Pacific RR. Co.
Common- (quar*)
8*
preferred (A
75c 2-15*49
(quar.)
2- a
A1.35 3-16-40
—
3-1
Railway of Alabama 4
Tablet & Stationery. Corp.-r5%
preferred
(quar.)_„
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
12-14
12- 4
1*3-49
12*16
50c
—
$3.50
,$1.25
12-15
All
12-15
11-15
25c
12-
1
11-
25c
3Va%
preferred A
preferred B
3.80%
Electrical
(quar.)
42-
1
11- 8
87 %c
42-
1
11--8
95C
12-
1
11-
50c
(quar.)_—__
_______
(quar.)—
Corp._
preferred
(quar.)
(year-end)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. (quar.)—______
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
8
Machine
Extra
Whiting
Wico
1
at
Webster-Chicago Corp.—Earnings—
6 Months Ended June 30—
class
Wilcox
A
$1.50
12-
6
shares
Common
Earnings
—V.
per
168,
Power
week
.outstanding.i
common
Oil
75c
12-27
12-16
12-27
12-16
12- -1
11-24
12-
common
Company,
common
1
1-15
20c
1-
output
:$2,28
25c
—_
12-31
5%
conv.
preferred
Inc.
the
1947,/-+-V.
168, P. 2165.
'
Wheeling Steel Carp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
■Period End. Sept. 30—
retpros
<fe allowances
Divs.,,int., rentals (net),
cash discount
on
'$
$
$
33,924,044
111,807,798
144,872
137,929
453,034
418,730
34,061,973
112,260,862
94,826,854
27,662,506
23,589,829
.75,978,315
2,772.658
2,298,082
7.875,552
1,361,570
1,220,233
3,794,743
63,302,830
6,804,937
3,591,669
-0273,176
sales and other
.operating charges
Repairs -& maintenance
,Oepr„ depl. •& amortiz.
Gain on ord.;retire, or
___
sales
fixed
of
assets
Crl3,760
£96,503
022,067
186,919
Cr32,174
Pensions—corp.'s plan__
Sell., gen. fr admin, exp.
•Ipt. & net exp. on fund.
2,176,223
2,002,050
G,545,082
and
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—
$4;50
preferred .(quar.)_i
$4.25
&
12-15
Co., common ______
(quar.)
preferred
Net
Federal
(est.)
190,161
193,733
552,921
584,554
1,953,000
7,046,000
6,021,000
2,640,189
9,691,645
569,559
8,430,261
569,559
$14.63
$1241
inc.
*—
profit
1
3,866,913
(Common Shares outstdg.
.Earns, per com. share__
—V. 168, p. 1090.
,
569,559
569,559
$5.99
$3.84.
Wireway Sales Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
The company, on Nov.
•for
shares of
299,000
share.
per
17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par 10c), to be .offered at $1
common
be
Underwriter,
for
used
corporate
Mercer
Hicks &
Co., -New York.
Proceeds will
purposes.
•
Woodley Petroleum Co.-rStock Dividend,
245
1-28
stockholders have
The
to
stock
$8
from
$1
a
Etc.—
\
par value of the capital
278,250 shares issued and
voted to change the
share.
There
are
outstanding.
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-15
42- 4
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
held.
20c
12-10
11-30
tion.
1-2
12-24
would
1
11-15
placed on a 12% cents a share quarterly
1* 1
4243
12-
25c
$1.06%
.
stockholders
The
on
j.
;
______l
529,516
5,835,263
808,778.
2,776,000
long-term debt__
for
taxes
•12-
$1.12%
—
$
41,088,760
income
•Cost of
'■
94s408,074
pur¬
chases, etc.
Total
4947
1948—9 Mos.
1948—3 Mos.—1947
40,943,888
Gross sales, less disefcs.,
30c
(initial s-a)——
(quar.) __—______
Output—
1948
12-15
12-31
IOC
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., com._
Willson Products,
$1.43
•
the
20,
70c
Wilkes-Barre Lace Mfg.
t413,570
7289,035
'289,035
electric properties of this company for the
totaled 114.931,000 kwh., an increase of
output of 105,421,000 kwh. for the corresponding
of
Nov.
over
week of
2
,30c
(quar.
(quar.)
658,350
-,
—.
share
11*24
75c
•25c
-
Co.,
.1947
$5,813,300
389.
p.
ended
9.02%
11-22
—
preferred
1948
$7,548,595
after'taxes and charges_—__
Net profit
1145
(quar.
Ccrp.
Electric
6%
Works
*
-j
•
outstanding shares of $5 par value class B preferred stock,
of 31,376.3 shares,
have been called for redemption on
the office of the,corporation, Room 3800, 20 North Wacker
Drive, Chicago, 111.
Each holder is entitled to receive par, plus accrued dividends thereon
from Dec. 1, 1946 to Dec. 27, 1948, amounting to 62%. cents per share,
11*22
12-
6834e
Whitin
p. 2164.
8
1240
$1.12 Va
Instrument
Weston (Geo.), Ltd., 4y2%
»
consolidated Federal
the
in
company
the
27
IProv.
Western
common
the
11-15
$1
Western
Westinghouse Electric,
of
consisting
;Dec.
12-4
12-11
$1.50
(8-a)_-__.
West Ohio
WiLson
i.
the
11-15
1
RR.—
6% special guaranteed
mi
West Penn Electric Co.—Weekly
20C
Corp. (s-a).—
"seashore
•
11-13
75c
—
__r-_ —■_—_
(quar.)___
/
tax.
tax returns of its,former parent .company. Engineers ^Public
Co., and others, for -the year 4946 and ior the period Jan. 4,
through July 21, 1947, the date on which the cpmpany ceased to
11-13
75c
West
Willcox &
25c
<accum.)___
income tax.
Jamaica income
(The) Wacker Corp., Chicago, 111.—Calls Class B Stock
11-15
12-15
25c
:2*_—
(year-end)
•
dividend.
this
11*24
50c
(quar.)__—
tqnar.)
Inc.
for
Sales
10-30
2»C
pfd.
(quar.)
Investments,
1
12-
.50c
40c
(quar.
___.
United
12-
25c
Carton
Co.
Chemicals, Iue.__
Corporation, $3 pfd.
tQuarte-rly
class
11-15
12-
25c
&
Careen
1
12-10
$1
11-15
11-30
25c
United
6/o
11-30
f50c
America..
...
Board
preferred
Weston
t50c
of
12-
12-11
f 50c
1
12-15
;
Co.
...
.
12-
Ltd., class A
United
-United
.
12-15
$1.25
.
;
■81
_
Biscuit
?.Extra
United
-United.
11-30
u-___i
Extra
United
12-15
Inc.—
Extra
Glass
9c
:
Co.,
1
3
1-
t25c
1240
preferred
Circuit,
(quar.)
Amusement
12-10
32c
-
(quar.i_.__
Theatre
12-10
i
(vear-eud l__________
pieferred (quar.)___
Lines.
Artists'
preferred
12-20
•12-20
j._c_
FuntL
Corp.
convertible
United
'
19c
19c
"C"___—
Stock
r.
-
U«ien Common Stock Fund--
Upited
•
Preferred
11-12
12-15
WesfcOTtt JMaryland iRy.—
(quar.)
Tank Car Co.
12-
12-10
933/4C
California—
A
20C
12- 4
_
com
12-6
We«t
6214 c
&
Co.
12-
1
$1,12(4
Corp.,
7*15
1245
11-30
12-10
$4
Fund,
closed
subsidiary of Engineers.—V. 168,
a
•
-
11-24
35c
(quar.)
be
12-17
40c
(quar.)—
1
50c
preferred
11-12
1*14
7$c
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
Union
•
Motor Co.
not
iWesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., Inc.—
11-26
'
Union
Waukesha
Corp.
1
11-39..
4-15
—
by
1947
2-1-49
(initial)
—
Corp.—
Petroleum
42-4
(Continued from page 12)
sioned
12-20
62 VaC
^Wellington
(s-ai___
.< year-end i. _____ __
preferred
Union
Warren
42- 1
1-.3
income
84-49
common—
(quar,)
12-15
12-
Service
75c
___
preferred
41-19
InvciJuHint Hews
11-20
5-2-49
—
11-20 ;r
50C
Oil
$3.75
Upion
preferred
11*19
4-; 3
12-15
General
11-12
37 VaC
_—_____
(quur.)
Company,
books
xLess 30%
II-19
1
50c
Pictures,
B
42-15
25c
Less British
a
1
37VaC
—
______
$3 convertible
$1
25c
(quar.)_.
Co.__
1
37»/aC
(quar.)
11-24
Extra
Union
-
(quae,
1
quar.)_
(quar.)
,-Underwood -,Corp
"Union
$4.50
7-20
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
1241
$1,25
62V2C
..(Warren (Northam)
'^■r
7*30-49
tPayable in U. 3. Funds,;Jess ,15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
tPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
"1- 3
30c
(quar.)
C.)
4-20
37 Vac
12-10
$1
^Transfer
12-
10C
(year-end)___
(S.
1-20
37%c 4-30-49
Extra
II-30
$1
—_
1
Common
!
Warren
42-20
1-31-49
—
•Extra
1
1145
12-
City Ninth Unit,
$6 pfd.
(accum.)
Tung-Sol Lamp Works, common...
-Twentieth .Century-Fox Film Corp.—
$1.50
Youugstown Sheet & Tube
-Youngstown Steel Door
11-12
12-
12-
Tudor
(quar.)
prior preferred
12-
1
12- 4
—
Brothers, class
45c
37 %c
(quar.)
_________
11-12
12*
12-15
12-10
'
$4,50
2
12-10
30C
20c
RR.
Coal
12-
tl2c
12 Vie
20c
i
Bros.
C
2*38
5-31
11-18
—
$135
(quar.
& Green'oush
Truax-Traer
1
75c
—___—
Class
11*30
3-15-49
40C 6*15-49
IOC
i-17
12-
$1,25
(H.)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Increased
11-11
41-15
1
Walker
11-19
41-22
2-
$1
preferred
Warren
,42*15
10c
^
—__—___—
.11-26
20c
Oil ■&
Extra
Troy
11-30
12-* 1
12-20
$1,06 V*
Ltd.!
Elevators,
i
11*13
11-20
12-10
$1.37'/a
,12-21
- ____________
common
.11-29
11-20
Walgreen Co., common (quar.)____»
4% preferred (quar.)____^__:——
12-2
12-15
.,
11*27
1
1-
t3iy4c
preferred
7
12-
_______________
Tpreferred
Warner
quarterly
Insurance
Trico
11-19
12-30
tl5c
4
1-3
75C
•
3
Realty & Construction Co'.—
Increased
Toronto
12-
1
12-
1
$2
__
A
2-19
41+29
$1
11-19
Wabashi-Harrlson Corp. .(s-a i_
Wabasso Cotton Co,, Ltd.. new com*
Waiie Amulet Mines, Ltd.
5
$1
'
,
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Top Tailors,
3-15
12-
41-30
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
YLsking Corp.
L.
Vogt Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
12-1
12-1
(ifreg.)_.—_
Railway,
6%
11-12
12-20
40c
preferred
class
4*20
;
11*13
-
11-15
preferred 4quar.* _<_■
Power, common (quar.)
Electric &
preferred
0%
1
3
5%
Ltd.,
6%
i
12-15
25c
Oil
(year-end >-
Roller
loledo
12-
4-1-49
______
Associated
Inc.
Tishfnan
11-15
$1.50
(year-end)__
com,
preferred (ouar.l
•Title
1
1-49
50C
Roofing
Tip
1-
$5
Virginian
11-15
60C
.
(Common
Timken
1
42-15
$,1.75
common——.
1
12-
25c
^
(quar.T__a-_„_'.^T_a—
Hiompson Products, Inc.,
Time,
11-30
12-20
$1
(ycar-end)_
Iron
3
12-15
J30c
:■
Tile
11-45
^
(quar.);
$130
interest (year-end
prop,
Cotton
Water
1
42-
40C
Virginia
.
Common
4%
12-
42-10
42-
(quar.)
$130
•
Co., common
Tide
11-15
12-6
1_
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd.____
Oil—
Ltd.„__.^
preferred
11-15
1
22YaC
.
Inc.
Company,
jll-12
25c
7%
|' Thomaston
4
3
(s-a
1
SI.75
50c
The.w Shovel
1212-
1-2*49
$5.50 prior preferrd (quar.)
Valspar Corp., common
12-16
12-16
(quar.)___—
_______________________________
11-20
12-20
.
.3-4;
■
.
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar,
convertible preferred (quar.)
8%
62YiC
40c
(quar.):
Iron, common
.52- 4
10c
convertible
6%
(year-end)—
Carpet Mills
1- 4
25c
.
Co.
11-20
42- 1
25c
Yankee .Fibre iTile Mfg. .Co.
12*15
20c
_______
1
&
12- 1
50c
25c
•Yellow Cab; Co.—
...
12-15
15c
(increased)
12-
Mohawk
•11-26
25c
—
(quar.)
12-15
&
11-15
4-3
25c
'
Common
3
I-
12 VaC
Co.
.41-30
■
(monthly)__—_—
Co.
Common
!
12-30
$2.20
coramon__™~—_______
Light
Jr.,
$5
:
43 Vac
Wysong $5 Niles Co., common
25c
(quar.)
3c
(year-end
Mills,
5
41-29
'
:
11-
12*15
42-15
—
preferred
'.V
4-td. 4rediiced)__
>
Utica
.-Extra
shares
12-10
45c
—
Knitting Co.,
(s-a)___
11-15
$1.06Y4
11-15
..{initial, quar.)
|i Texas Pacific Land Trust—
-Sub
4
12-
c
$1.25
(year-cjndi,
12-15
■'
•&
Co.
$1.95
(s-a)-__
;Extra
.
11-22
Extra
-40c
(quar.)
Products
Mtitab lower
:
preferred
I Tex-O-I^an Fipur Milfs,, 4 %>
|: Texas Gulf 8u)phiir___——*
Coal
Utlca
11-13
J. Terre ;Haute Water Works, 7'.i pfd. (quar.)_
Pacific
41*22
$8.75
Upson-Walton, (quar,)
42-11
12-
30c
common
12-15
1240
42-10
U2V2C
Upper Canada Mines, Ltd
,
Co.—
(accum.
Power, -6%
1-
?12'/2C
(quar,).,?
25c
New
preferred
11- 2
$1
43 3/4C
Extra
Taaness.ee Cory,
Texas
11-15
(quar.)
90c, convertible preferred
8*
11-
27c
j_.._
41-
11-29
25c
_
42- 1
Inc.—
Universal 'Winding Co.—
11-15
11-29
j25c
preferred
Telephore Bond &: Sh'ire
1st
$2.50
62¥aC
Ltd._
^United Stockyards Corp. (yeaTrend)
-Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
7%
Wyandotte Worsted
—
6orp.,
Steel
11-5
2 5c
(quar.)
Taylor & Fcnn, 4.32'/
5% r-:omL
____
nom-cum.
1
50c
■
42- 4
11-30*
$2
12-31
56'/4c
___
common______-_-—
Inc.
4248
12*15
12-20
.
preferred
Talon.
1-1-49
«45c
—_
preferred (quar.)___
U. 8. Trust Co. (N. Y,)
(quar.)
!•
"
Tampax,
42*16
&%
12- .1
25c
_v_—
4*1*49
W%ht4Iargreaves Miners,
41
15c
75c
,
50c
_________
-
1
prior preferred
Wright /Aeronautical Corp—
Wrigiey (Wm.),
'■Special
■i Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
_—
j15C
__—
•11*20
Spring & Bpmper Uo;,^ %
{ qua-r:)
U. S. Steel Corp., common (qqar,)
,U S Tobacco
,Co., eonuaaoii .(year-end )„_____
11-15
1
;1-
42-17
;12i44
TJ &
11-26
12-
Extra
■
11-26-;
12-
-
Inc., common
>
12-
11-19
12-15
10c
4-;'3
■:&2
)7flC
"Potash-.fCoy, (irreg. )^_i_vw^>(--~—
U- S. .Printtog (b.Lithognaph, commor..:.5% .preferred ;(quar.)______
U,_S.iRubber^Ce.,>c«B(nnori-xii-^--i-.
-
12-23
25c
Corporation
Taicott
1;
i40c
|,Sylvanite -, Gold Mines, Ltd.___-._v~_—
Taggart
12-
.'37%C
*4% 2nd -preferred (quar.)
Swift k- Company ,(quar.ii__-_i_,__^-_r.-_._;
SymingtorrrGouid C >ri>, <J$
Syracuse Transit Corp
1
2
,12-15
22'/2C
S Ltunbe?-*C<K ^tyeanrand
_U &
50c
(quar.)_"—_
preferred
'
i
1
45c
25C
41*30
fkiUQt** Fnw^r*a4fluar.)
U« ;S. Plqying Card €>e. (quar.)
12-
1-2
41-lfl
12-14
U,
1-15
1-
28 '/sc'
'
|.Sutherland -Paper Co. (quar.)-i ii.-_ii_i.-_t,—
Swan-Finch
U
••
11-30
'
26 Ac-
(quar.)__>;-~-_-
Co.
/-
.12-4
H82'/2C
—
U.
41.-24
■
Worumbo Mfg., -5%
—
4I.O6Y4
—_____
y-.
11-15
37'/2C
;
.Sunray OiLCo^p., common> (quar,)---i■
AVi % .preferred .series A tquar.i___":_-_i:4:\-4%%- convertible pfd
series B (quar,)-" •
,
Maeiiinerj (Corp.—
.4Y4%.; ,pref«a»d
(quni l--—
S. Lines, common (quar;)
11-12'■•• *Vz%
?&&&.
10%-
-
(quar ) _—.*■
(qnar.)
vU.,.S. Hoffman
12-20
_■
Stock dividend
| Sun Ray Drug ;Co.,
■7%. 'preferred
vll-1
3
Ltd.— v
A.t "Oil,
Oil. Co.; common
"
•
•has
capital
the
also
stock
on
authorized
the
the
basis of
r.
-Parfcen,
directors
one
The directors will meet Dec. 2 to
to effect
a
dividend
share for each two
shares
take action op this authoriza¬
.President, told stockholders that the management
at the directors'
meeting that the new .stock be,
recommend
dividend basis.
The company
heen-paying 10/cents a share each quarter.—*V. 168, p. 2165.
■
mmrn
THE
COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
&
CHRONICLE
Monday, November 29, 194?
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
any
Gadsden, Ala.
Bond Offering
7 for the
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
bids until
ring
P. M. McCall,
—
(CST)
10 a.m.
Dec.
on
purchase of $360,000 pub¬
improvement coupon bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1948. Denomination
lic
$1,000. Due $36,000 Dec. 1, 1949 to
1958. Bidder to name the rate *oi
Interest the bonds
a
or
on
to
date
of
will be sold as a whole to the bid¬
der whose bid reflects the lowest
Bond
re¬
Offering—The
Board
of
County
Commissioners
utility
the City reserves the right to re¬
Enclose
check
under authority of Chapter
and
Ex-Officio
Judges
Account" of the City shall sioners
thereof.
Bonds are exempt from
pledged. The bonds, are to be
in the State,
and the
validated by the Circuit Court of taxation
Gulf County and the approving present Federal income tax. Bonds
validated by the Superior Court
opinion of Giles J. Patterson, of
and all bids must include accrued
Fund
interest
be
The
to
the
will
bonds
be
delivery.
of
date
delivered
in
Birmingham or Montgomery as
may be directed by the successful
bidder
soon
as
as
the bonds may
be
prepared following the sale.
The City will furnish, without cost
the
opinion of White, Bradley,
Arant & All, approving the valid¬
ity of the bonds. No conditional
bids will be considered except that
bids
may
be conditioned upon
such opinion. Enclose a certified
check
for
$7,200, payable to the
City.
Pasadena
City School District,
Angeles County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering — W. G. Sharp,
Los
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
10
(Calif. DST)
purchase of
$1,100,000 not to exceed 5% in¬
terest building bonds. Dated Jan.
Nov.
a.m.
for
30
the
Denomination
1949.
1;
$1,000.
Due Jan. 1, as follows: $50,000 in
1951 to 1954, and $60,000 in 1955
1969.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at any of the
(J-J)
fiscal
agencies of the County in
New York City.
Rate of interest
to be in multiple of % of 1%. The
bonds
will
be sold for cash
only
.and at not less than par and ac¬
crued
interest.». j Each
bid
must
(EST) on Dec. 14 for the pur¬
chase of $1,250,000 revenue bonds,
p.m.
divided
as
follows:
1
$40,000 in 1979, and $650,000
in 1980. /
■
Dated
July 1, 1948. Denom. $1,000. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
the
Manufacturers
Trust Co., New York. All of said
bonus maturing in 1954 to 1980
shall be subject to redemption by
the County prior to maturity in
whole or from time to time in
jntaturity' .(les§. than all of, single
delivery ^and state separately the
premium, if any, and the rate of
maturity to be selected by lot) on
interest offered for the bonds bid
after
for.
Each
bid
shall
be
for
the
entire amount of the bonds,
at a
single rate of interest and any bid
c
for less than the entire amount of
bonds
or
terest
will be rejected.
of
varying rates of in¬
Payment
delivery of bonds will be
for and
made
for
in
the
office
Supervisors,
fied
of
the
Enclose
a
Board
certi¬
cashier's check for 3% of
or
the amount of bonds bid for, pay¬
able to the Chairman, Board of
Supervisors.
CONNECTICUT
Darien,
Note
hoon,
Conn.
Offering—Stanley C. CaFirst
Selectman,
ceive sealed bids
until
will
10:30
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 6,for the purchase
$300,000 tax anticipation notes.
of
Dated Dec. 8. 1948.
Due April 29,
1949.
Payable in New York City
Satisfactory legal opinion will be
interest payment date on or
any
July 1, 1953, upon the fol¬
lowing terms: Bonds maturing in
1980, shall be callable as aforesaid,
upon terms of par and accrued in¬
terest, plus a premium of 5% of
the principal amount thereof, if
called for redemption on or prior
to Jan. 1, 1958; 2Vz% of the prin¬
cipal amount thereof
if called
thereafter and on or prior to Jan.
1, .1963; and thereafter without
premium; and bonds maturing in
1954 to 1979, shall be callable as
aforesaid upon terms of par and
accrued interest, plus a. premium
of 5% of
the principal amount
thereof if called for redemption
to
Jan.
Fort
St. Joe,
agrees
Fla.
son,
Offering — M. P. Tomlin
City Auditor and Clerk, wil
receive sealed bids until 10.30
(EST)
a.m
Dec. 6 for the purchase
of $90,000 not to exceed 4% interon
'
est
•
S&
I
.
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated July 1,1948. Denomination
$1,000. Due July 1, as follows: $3,000 in 1950 to 1955, $4,000 in 1956
to 1961, $5,000 in 1962 to 1966, $6,000 in 1967,. and $17,000 in 1968
The right shall be reserved to call
bonds of said issue maturing in
bids
a
reserve
Madison County,
District
Com¬
Judges
the right to reject
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Carl
Siegel,
sealed
Dec. 1
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
tion
their
of
numbers
interest payment date
on
occur¬
ring
1979,
will deliver
less
not
more
an
than
than
thorized
1974.
Accrued interest between the date
of the bonds and the time of the
payment and delivery shall be ad¬
justed with the purchaser. The
election
the
at
held
on
to be awarded to the bidder nam¬
ing the lowest rate of interest]
the above named in any legally acceptable!
Secretary. The District will fur¬ proposal and offering to pay notj
nish a transcript of the proceed¬ less than par for the bonds. Th«
Oct. 30.
All bids must be made
on
the form submitted by
the
and
&
amount of
$1,250,000
bonds,
and
not
$1,500,000, depending
final, determination of
County)
for the bonds
bonds
will
their date of issue to the last
chaser
on
be
or
made
the
to
before Jan.
pur¬
$1,000.
Due
Dec.
1,
as
follows:
in 1949 and 1950, $14,000
in 1951 and 1952, $15,000 in 1953
and 1954, $16,000 in 1955 and 1956,
and $17,000 in 1957 and 1958. Op¬
$13,000
Dec. 7 for the purchase of $45,000
not
to
bonds.
exceed
Dated
4%
Dec.
interest
1,
so
As
same
1948.
jail
De¬
ingly reduced. The cost of
tion
delivery
sewerage
rate of
said
or
and
bonds
make
in
at such other
New
payment
York
for
City,
place as shall be
and
the
on
maintenance
of
the
system of the City, and
principal of and the interest
said
revenue
bonds
are
pay¬
able
solely from the revenues to
mutually agreeable between the be derived by the City from the
bidder and the County. Enclose a operation of the sewerage system.
The City will furnish a transcript
certified or cashier's check ,for,l%
Of proceedings and the legal opin
of the amount bid, payable, to>the
iOn of Charles- & Trauernicht, of
Board of County Commissioners.
St;
Louis,
and
will
pay
for the
1949
to
1953.
Split
payable in principal and
largest premium will be ac¬
cepted. Enclose a certified check
for 2% of the par value of the
bonds
offered,
payable to the]
County Treasurer.
Offering
Note
tall taxable
Parish,
to pay
,
receive
bids
sealed
P.
Charles
—
Treasurer,
County
Howard,
until
11
will
a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 26 for the purchase
$81,000 Waldon Pond State Res¬
ervation, Acts of 1947, registered
notes. Dated Dec. 1, 1948. Denom,
of
$1,000. Due $27,000 Dec. 1, 1949 to
1951. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Second National Bank
of Boston. The notes will be regis¬
tered in the
ful
bidder,
of
of the success¬
interest will be
to the registered
The bidder is to name one
interest
of
rate
name
and
direct
payable
owner.
1%
in
multiple
a
of
and no bid of less than
and accrued interest will be
These notes will be
par
considered.
prepared under the supervision of
and certified as to their
genuine¬
by the above bank qnd, their
legality
will be approved - by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer..^ &
Dodge, of Boston, whose opinion
ness
will
be
furnished
to
the
pur¬
bids will be
accepted. The notes will b,e de¬
livered to the purchaser on or
about Dec. 1, 1948, at the Second
chaser. No telephone
National Bank of Boston'.
Quincy Housing Authority,
Mass.
Note Offering—Louis A.
property
sufficient in
the principal and
George,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
at the office of the State Housing
Board, 18 Tremont Street, Boston,
until 1 p.m.
the
Dec.
to
(EST)
on
Nov. 29 for
purchase of $490,000 tempo¬
The
amount
;
,
MASSACHUSETTS
rary
the
,
/Middlesex County (P. O. \
East Cambridge), Mass1 ■' 'J-
interest from the annual levy and
collection of an unlimited ad va¬
within
pro-l
the
lorem tax
on
naming
interest
be bid, in which event
designate the av¬
erage interest rate.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a place
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by B. A. Camp¬
bell, of New Orleans. These bonds
will be
bidders
interest, the
posal of the bidder offering to pay
the bidder must
bidder will be required- to accept
the
between
the
rates may
1,
from!
date!
24, 1949, of maturity of any of the bonds.
mium offered will be correspond¬
opera¬
to be issued
ing of the bonds. Delivery of the
upon the
the cost. The amount of any pre¬
to the legality of the
a.m.!
pur¬
Bidders are
condi¬
tioned only to that extent.
Each
as
bonds and the bids may be
10
the
Due $2,000 Jan. X,
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable in such funds
as may be on the respective date
or dates of payment thereof, legal
tender for payment of debts duej
at the County Treasurer's office]
to
•
order
for
$1,000.
1950
than in Granite City, 111., without cost
$1,250,000 no less than $1,500,000 to the purchaser. Delivery else¬
sewage revenue bonds. Dated Jan. where will be made at the expense
1, 1949. Denom. $1,000. Due Jan. 1, of the purchaser. Enclose a certi¬
as follows: $25,000 in 1950 to 1952,
fied or cashier's check for $3,000,
$30,000 in 1953 and 1954, $35,000 payable to the District.
in 1955 to 1958, $40,000 to 1959 to
1961, $45,000 in 1962 to 1964, $50,IOWA
000 in 1965 to 1£67, $55,000 in 1963
Buena Vista County (P. O.
and 1969, $60,000 in 1970 and 1971.
} > i Storm
Lake), Iowa
$65,000 in 1972 and 1973, $70,000
Bond Offering—-W.:iJ; Robinson,
in 1974 and 1975, $75,000 in 1976,
$80,000 in 1977 and 1978, and $85,- County Auditdr, will receive bids
000 in 1979. Bonds maturing in until 1.30 p.m.' (CST) on Dec.'3
the
1970 to 1979, may be called for for
purchase
of
$150,000
payment prior to maturity at par county public hospital bonds.
and accrued interest in the in¬ Dated Dec. 1, 1948. Denomination
any
until
17
terest
for the purchase of not more
verse
bids
Dec.
on
legal opinion of lowest rate of interest will be]
Trauerpicht,
of
St. determined on the basis of the!
Louis, and will pay for the print¬ lowest interest cost to the
receive
—
will
Nameoki School
bonds will be registerable as
principal
on
registration books
requested to designate in their kept for that purpose by the Clerl
of
bids the price they will pay for
County Commissioners. Bid¬
bonds bearing interest at a rate or ders are requested to indicate wit!
their bids the rate of interest tc
rates, likewise to be designated
in their bids; provided, however, be paid on the bonds on. which!
that each interest rate so desig¬ their bids are based and
submit-]
nated shall be an even multiple of ted; the rate named may • be a|
% of 1%. These bonds were au¬ multiple of 1/10 of 1%. The bonds
Charles
Offering
Bond Offering—Charles N". Wil¬
kinson, President of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
(P. O. Nameoki), III.
of Education.
Board
ings
ILLINOIS
Belleville, III.
Clerk,
$900j
MARYLAND
p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 29 for the
purchase of $200,000 not to exceed
31/2%
interest
building
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1948.
Denomination
$1,000. Due Dec. 1, as follows: $5,000 in 1950, $10,000 in 1951 to 1953,
$11,000 in 1954, $12,000 in 1955 and
1956, $15,000 in 1957 to 1963, and
$25,000 in 1964. Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a bank to
be designated by the purchaser,
subject to the approval of the
thereof.
Bond
cashier's
for
Allegany County (P. O.
Cumberland), Md.
8
$50,000, payable to the Commis¬
sioners
and
Ex-Officio
Judges
City
or
payable to the
En-
year.
check
Bond
Offering — Louis Berry, chase of $2,000,000 not to exceec
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ 5% interest school coupon bonds.]
.Denomina¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until Dated Jan. 1, 1949.
cashier's check for
or
certified
a
for $15,000,
City.
and all bids, or to accept such
as they
deem best. Enclose
certified
certified
a
payable to the Parish.
nomination $1,000. Due $9,000 Dec.
Chicago,
Bond
any
Close
.,
without
FLORIDA
The
missioners and Ex-Officio
the
after such dates: 1978 and
callable Jan. 1, 1959; 1975
to 1977, callable Jan. 1, 1963; 1972
to 1974, callable Jan. 1, 1967, and tional Dec. 1, 1953 and on interest
1970
and
1971, callable Jan. 1, dates thereafter, prior to matur¬
1969.
If less
than
$1,500,000 in ity. Opinion of H. N. Rogers, of
bonds are delivered,- the reduc¬ Des Moines, to ; be furnished by
the County. Printed bonds to
tion will be spread proportion¬
ately over all maturities. Prin¬ be furnished by the County. These
cipal and interest payable at a are the bonds authorized at the
bank
to
be
A check
designated by the election held on June 7.
purchaser, subject to the approval in the amount of $3,000 is re¬
of the City Council. Bidders are quired.
on or prior to Jan. 1, 1958; 4% of
requested to designate in their
the principal amount thereof if
bids the price they will pay for
LOUISIANA
called thereafter and on or prior the bonds
bearing interest at a
s, East
Feliciana Parish (P. O.
to Jan. 1,1963; 3% of the principal Fate
or
rates
likewise \ to
be
amount thereof if called thereafter
Clinton), La.
designated in their bids; provided
and on or prior to Jan. 1, 1968; 2%
Bond Offering—H. H. Forrester,
however, that each interest rate
of the principal amount thereof if
so
designated shall be an even Secretary Police Jury, will receive
called thereafter and on or prior
multiple of Vs of 1%. The City sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
1, 1973; and thereafter
premium.
The County
to furnish the approving
opinion of Chapman & Cutler, of
furnished.
The
Savannah.
at
livered
thereof
$20,000 3% Belleair Beach Cause¬
way bonds.
Due $10,000 July
1, 1952 and 1953.
20,000 3% %
Belleair Beach
Causeway bonds. Due $10,000
July 1, 1954 and 1955.
1,210,000
4%
Belleair Beach
Causeway bonds. Due July 1,
as follows: $10,000 in 1956, $15,000 in 1957 to 1961, $20,000 in
1962 to 1967, $25,000 in 1968
to
1972, $30,000 in 1973 to
1976, $35,000 in 1977 and 1978,
and accrued interest to the date of
bidder ..offers
issue.
legality of
the bonds has been approved by
part,, in, the inverse order of their
the
entire
County (P. O.
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Clearwater), Fla.
Galloway, of New York City, a
Bond Offering —Ray E. Green, copy of whose opinion will accom¬
Clerk of the County Circuit Court, pany the bonds when delivered to
will receive sealed bids until 2 the purchaser.
Bonds will be de¬
par
stated thdt
'
the
Bids must be for
County.
Pinellas
to
:
of the
-
CALIFORNIA
on
Jacksonville, will be furnished to
the purchaser without charge.
to
Delivery elsewhere will be made
at the expense of the purchaser.
Ex-Officio
and
made
purchaser on or before March 1,
1949, in Belleville, or St. Louis,
cost
to
the
purchaser.
by the City
22,829, Judges thereof. The bonds can be
registered as to principal with the
ject any or all bids. No bid will Laws of Florida, Acts of 1945, and
be considered for less than par, appropriated to the "Construction Disbursing Clerk of the Commis¬
tax
imposed
interest to the City, provided that
be
without
Commissioners and ExOfficio Judges will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Dec.
20 for the purchase of $1,000,000
2 %% public school coupon bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1949. Denomina¬
bear; provided, however, that no
tion $1,000.
Due $50,000 Jan. 15,
bid less than 98% of par will be
1955 to 1974.
Principal and in¬
accepted.
As additional security
terest (J-J) payable at the office
for the payment of the bonds 60%
of the Disbursing Clerk
of the
of the funds collected from the
demption. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Florida Na¬
tional Bank of Jacksonville. Bid¬
ders are invited to name the rate
of interest which the bonds are to
multiple of V\ of 1%. The bonds
O.
(P.
Savannah), Ga.
County
will
bonds
the
Chatham
after five years from
plus
interest
accrued
printing of the bonds. Delivery of interest falling due each
GEORGIA
on
interest payment date occur¬
the date of the bonds, at par
to bear, in
are
for redemption
1968,
to
1963
ALABAMA
I
loan, first series, notes. Dated
1,
Due -Dec. 1, 1949,
of such" notes are
pay expenses in¬
to be incurred in the
1948.
-
proceeds
be
curred
used
or
to
f
*
*
olume
168
Number 4755
THE
COMMERCIAL
&
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
(2273)
53
^
evelopment
of
State-aided,
a
V(M-S) payable at the Ann ject to redemption on 15,,
days'
Arbor Bank, Ann Arbor. Rate of 1
published notice in the Ontona¬
interest to be in a multiple of y4
gon "Herald" at the option of the
ousing project for veterans in
e
City.
For the prompt payent of the
of
principal and interest
said
n
notes, the full faith and
redit of the Authority will be
ledged and the payment of the
rincipal of and interest on the
otes
will
be
ancial
shall
of
a
Contract
for
solely
bids
Nov.
n
until
30
for
10
lien
1,
ec.
Daley,
receive
and
$1,000.
sions
$200,000
963.
1962, and $325,000 in
The
bonds
form
coupon
be
registered
or
.
issued
and if issued in coupon form
orm,
ill
will
be
exchanged for bonds in
egistered form at any time upon
pplication of the
f
% of 1%;
shall
period
be
at
as the
determine to
may
the
on
con¬
ordinance,
No. 100 of the
being
Village.
Ordinance
Bids shall
the unquali¬
be conditioned upon
fied opinion of Miller,'
Canfield,
Detroit, ap¬
proving the legality of the bonds.
Paddock
The
&
cost
Stone of
of
such
multiple
any one
rate only,
lard,
Village
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(EST),
on
Dec. 7 for the purchase of $61,000
interest general
not to exceed 4%
he City in New York City, Chi-
obligation
at the office of the City
or
The
reasurer.
bonds
will
be
warded to the bidder whose bid
roduces
the
lowest
interest
follows:
as
$20,000 Fire Apparatus bonds. Due
$2,000 Nov. 1, 1950 to 1959.
cost
,20,000 Municipal Building bonds.
the
Due
City to be determined by
omputing, at the rate or rates
o
ecified
in
such
bid,
the
cou-
ons on
maturity after deducting
„
the bonds from their date,
their
:
herefrom the premium offered, if
No proposal for less than
for the purchase of less
ny.
par
nor
than all of the bonds will be
sidered."
upon
con¬
Bids shall be conditioned
the
unqualified
opinion
Paddock
of
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit, approving the
legality of the bonds. A copy of
their opinion as to the legality of
the bonds will be furnished to the
successful bidder without
charge,
prior to the delivery of the bonds.
The City shall pay the cost of
printing
and »- delivery •* of
the
bonds.)
$2,000
Dated Nov. 1, 1948.
tion $1,000.
Rate of
upon
all the tax¬
property therein, such ad
as
va¬
be necessary
to pay the principal and interest
thereon, without limitation as to
rate
or
may
amount.
The
bonds
and
!
are
upon, unqualified opinion of the
purchaser's attorney to be secured
at the purchaser's expense.
Bonds
will be delivered without expense
to
purchaser, at the office of
the Village Clerk, or such other
place as may be mutually agreed
right is reserved to
reject any or all bids. Enclose a
certified
for
2%
of the
par
value
of
the
bonds, payable to the City.
and are to be issued pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter 25 of the
Dexter, Mich.
Offering — Homer Haworth, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 1 for the purchase of $48,000
not to exceed 3Vz% interest water
supply ' and
revenue
distribution
coupon
bonds.
system
Dated
Sept. 1, 1948.
Denomination $1,000.
Due Sept. 1, as follows: $2,000 in 1952 to 1959, $3,000 in 1960
to 1963, and $4,000 in 1964 to 1968.
Bonds are subject to redemption
on
or
Village
numerical
order
at
par
value
bond called for redemption on
or
prior to Sept. 1, 1955, $20 on each
bond called for redemption there¬
after but on or prior to
Sept. 1,
1960, $10 on each bond called for
redemption thereafter but on or
prior to Sept. 1, 1965.
No bonds
less
than
-
the
entire
issue
then
outstanding, shall be called for
redemption at any time prior to
Sept. 1,' 19551
Principal and in¬
for
Village
Charter.
The
Village
is
Blue Earth
County Consolidated
School District No. 146 (P. O.
Offering
Frederick J.
—
Bestmann, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
Nov.
on
chase of
bids
until
29
re¬
p.m.
the
for
8
in
1951
of
dates later than Jan.
1, 1959, will
each be subject to redemption at
the option of the District oh said
date
and
date
thereafter,
crued
of
interest
any
at
interest,
serial
in
and ac¬
inverse order
par
Principal and
any suitable
company designated
trust
or
payment
numbers.
payable
at
by the successful bidder. Bidders
required
are
interest
of
to state the
rate
in
rates
or
1/10
or
desired
multiple
of
will be made within 30
acceptance
bid.
of
authorized
were
series
Bond
be
produces the lowest interest cost
receive
Village, to be determined
a
check
or
Offering
Laughlin,
the
election
Enclose
Ironton,
awarded to the bidder whose bid
to
bonds
certi¬
bank
for; $4,000, payable,to the
District Treasure**.
The
will
the
at
26.
days after
These
draft
thereon, without limi¬
each
Village
sealed
A.
Mc¬
Attorney,
H.
will
—
bids
until
8
p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 7 for the purchase
$16,500 bonds, divided as fol¬
by computing, at the rate or rates
specified in such bid, the total
lows:
$7,500
pons on
the bonds from their date
to their
maturities, and deducting
therefrom any premium. No pro¬
a
price of less than their
be
considered.
par
Bid
Stone, of Detroit, approv¬
ing the legality of the bonds. The
cost of such legal opinion will
be paid by the Village.
The pur¬
chaser shall at his expense furnish
bonds for execution.
Bonds will
be delivered at Detroit.
Enclose
2%
of
or
the
bonds
bid
cashier's check for
principal amount of
payable to the
upon,
Village Treasurer.
Ontonagon\, Mich.
These
ceive
Village
sealed
(CST)
.
Clerk,
bids
will
until
4
G.
re¬
p.m.
Dec. 6 for the purchase
of $45,000 not to exceed 3%. in¬
terest
on
water
Dated Dec.
plant
coupon
bonds.
1, 1948. Denomination
$1,000. Due $5,000 Dec. 1, 1949 to
1957. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Village Treasurer's
office.
Rate of interest to be in
multiple of A4
of
1%.
a
The. in¬
terest rate for each coupon period
on
any
rate
one
only.
authorized
were
election
on
Nov. 2.
bond shall be at
one
The bonds will be sub¬
such
bank
trust
or
County. The opinion will state
our opinion that said
are valid and
binding gen¬
eral obligations of the
County, in
limitation
levied
to
as
rate
date
These
County (P. O.
Rochester), Minn.
Bond
Offering
Underleak,
be
receive
L.
County Auditor, will
sealed
bids
of
vote
check
check
all
de¬
bank
or
draft
$15,000,
until
2
of
p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 8 for the purchase
$750,000 hospital coupon bonds.
1948. Denom. $1,000.
of
H.
interest
1%
of
p.m.
will
for
thereof
the
to
be
callable
on
Dec.
1, 1959, and on any subse¬
quent interest payment date. The
bonds may be registered
as to
only
tor.
Rate
of
on
books
to
be
the County Audi¬
interest
to
be
in
terest
No
bids for less than par and ac¬
crued interest will be considered.
All
bids
must
$500,
are
fund$ in said
first
Fund,
on
all
out
pay
of
said
annually,
the in¬
outstanding bonds
the presentation of the cou¬
belonging thereto, and any
funds remaining shall be
applied
to the payment of the principal
and
to the
redemption; of the
bonds in the order of their regis¬
upon
pons
tration.
The
for not
with
less
at
bonds
than
and
the
will
be
their par
interest
accrued
delivery
state
all
to
sold
value
date
bidders
of
must
lowest, rate of interest
which
bonds
at
reserves
they will purcfrase the
par. The City -Council
,the right to reject, any
and all bids ahd to sell the bonds
at
private sale. Enclose
checks for
Bank
certified
a
$18,500, payable to the
above Clerk.
are requested
designate in their bids the price
they will pay for bonds bearing
Lincoln
County School Districts
(P. O. Libhy), Mont.
T
at
rate,
a
three
not
more
rates,
like¬
or
different
Bond
Offering—Alice
Winfrey,
wise to be designated in their District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids; provided, however, that each bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) on Dec.
interest rate so designated shall
15 for the purchase of $260,000 hot
be an even multiple of
of 1%
that
all
maturity
the
the
&
the
same
interest
bear
The
rate.
same
furnish
of
bonds
shall
Board
to exceed 6% interest construction
at
bonds, divided
will
legal
opinion
Trauernicht, of
Amortization
purchaser
1949.
pay
will
bonds
on
be
before
or
Enclose
to
made
Jan.
certified
a
cashier's check for $3,000,
to the Board of Curators.
21,
entire issue
or
payable
1,
be
house
bonds.
bonds
will
be
the
sold, the
be put into
or divided
Dated
are
the
of
amount
$1,000
each, except the eighth bond
which will be in the amount
of $1,250.
The
will become
sum
of $8,250
payable
on
15, 1950, and the sum of
serial
second
issued and sold they will
in
be
March
and
If serial bonds
date of issue.
of
choice
the
Board.
If
amortization
unconditional, of
except as to legality which may bonds are sold and issued, the
be made conditional upon the ap¬ entire issue may be put into one
proving of Faegre & Benson, of single
bond
oy
divided
into
Minneapolis,, whose opinion as to several bonds as the Board may
legality must {be accepted by tfip determine upon at the time of
purchaser. Tfre only basis of com¬ sale, both principal and interest
parison of bijds will;,be that the
(M-3) to b,e> payable in semi-an¬
bid' offering the lowest net in¬ nual installments during a period
.
may
bond
principal and interest
(J-J) to be payable in semi¬
annual installments during a
period of 20 years from the
Jan.
$8,250
will
become
same
be
.
be
serial'
both
purchase
choice
first
will
and
several
bonds, as the
Board of Trustees may deter-'
mine upon at the time of sale,
1949. Amortization bonds will
the
■
into
.
the
single
one
County (P. O.
Miles), Mont.
BondL Offering — J. F. Doyle,
Clerk of the Board
of
County
Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (MST)
for
bonds
choice
-
bonds.
4
bonds arfc issued and
MONTANA
16
No.
School Board. If amortization
the
Custer
Dec.
follows:
bonds the second choice of the
'
on
first
the
for the print¬
ing of the bonds. The delivery of
the
as
Dist.
$165,000 Sch.
of
St.
court
of the entire issue.
shall
District
$175,000 not to exceed 6% interest
or none
of
become1 due
same shall
by the City Treas¬
when there
urer
the
multiple of 1/10
for all
amount
Will
for; provided that the City Treas¬
a
rate bids
or % of 1%. Split
permitted. Bids must be
the
bonds
District Fund, against which said
bonds are issued available there¬
to
$50,000 Dec. 1, 1950 to 1964.
maturing on'Dec. J, 1960
thereafter
in
redeemed
urer
Bonds
and
Dec.
and each and all of the
be
Dated Dec. 1,
Due
sealed^
on
payable on Jan. 1, 1&57, pro¬
vided, however, that said bonds
of St. Louis. Bidders
than
(MST)
and
each
of
be
and
J.
plus
Boatmen's National
interest
R. P. Abbey,
receive
provement District No. 649 bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1949. Bonds Nos, I
to 150 will be in the amount of
remaining life of the bonds so
called; provided that'the premium
in
no\ case shall exceed 2 %%;.
Principal and''interest
payable
the
will
$1,000, and Bonds Nos. 151 to 222
bids; c/o
fraction
the
purchase of $180,000 not
to exceed 6% interest special im¬
maturing in
1968, in inverse numerical
order, on Nov. 1, 1953, or on any
interest payment date thereafter
prior to maturity, upon the giving
of such notice as shall 'be agreed
upon by and between the Board
and the original purchaser of the
bonds. Bonds so called in prior to
maturity shall be redeemable at
or
to
6 for the
1954 to
year
certified
payable
—
Clerk,
bids until 8
pay and redeem bonds
premium
$1,750,
bonds at
a
''
City
Fields, Business Manager, Parker
Hall, Rolla, until 11 a.m. (CST);
on
Dec. 10. for the purchase of
$136,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1949. Denom. $1,000.
Due Nov. 1, as follows: $5,000 in
1951 to 1967, and $51,000 in 1968.
The right, however, shall be re¬
served to the Board to call in,
accrued
sell the
Enclose
Great Falls, Mont.
Rolla), Mo.
Offerings-Leslie
and
to
Bond Offering
Cowan,
Secretary Board of Curators, will
par
for
at
University of Missouri (P. O.,
sealed
re¬
right to reject any and
sale.
*'
MISSOURI
receive
of in¬
The Board
above Clerk.
payable to the County.
Bond
rate
they will purchase "
par.
bids and
check
cashier's
for
the
private
within
Nov. 2, by
or
bonds at
serves
11,607 to 4,712. Enclose
certified
a
on
par
bonds
delivery and all bidders
the
authorized
were
election
Louis, and will
Frances
—
bonds
the general
of
must state the lowest
terest at which
purchaser
at
The
value with accrued interest to
par
amount
or
numbers,
first
interest.
without
The bonds will
the
numbers
accrued
will be sold at not less than their
thereof,
all of the taxable property
within the territorial limits of the
to
indemnifying
lowest
and
upon
County."
their
of
the
payable as to both principal and
interest .from ad valorem taxes
be
be redeemed
may
prior to maturity in whole or in
part, but if in part only in order
part "in
may
1, 1954,
on any due date from
and after
five years from date of issue and
bonds
which
become
1950, and a
day of
same
bonds, whether amortization or
serial which mature on and after
the
accordance with the terms
will
1,
the
on
year thereafter until all of
bonds have been paid. The
March
furnished without cost to the suc¬
cessful bidder. These bonds are
direct and general obligations of
in
bonds
March
on
amount
each
company
der. The printed bonds and the
approving opinion of Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis, will be
Charles
Olmstead
serial
payable
suitable
and
hall repair bonds.
bonds
at the general
maintained by
Offering—Dorothy
Aubrey,
purchase bonds.
2,000 village
principal
Bond
equipment
bonds.
be
dock &
certified
fighting
7,000 truck
conditionad upon the unqualified
opinion of Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
a
fire
value
shall
said
the
designated by the successful bid¬
at
Minn.
of
dollar value of all future due
cou¬
continue
like
to
cashier's
bonds
to
deemed
coupon
as follows: $8,1956, $10,000 in
1957 to 1961, $12,000 in 1962 and
1963, and $13,000 in 1964 to 1969.
Bonds
having
stated
maturity
000
or
amount.
if
and
expedient. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
$1,000. Due Jan. 1,
fied
or
bids
they will be in the amount of
$1,000 each, the sum of $8,750 of
pur¬
$200,000 building
levy upon1 all > taxable property
therein, such ad valorem* taxes ' as
may be necessary to pay the bonds
rate
sale
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1949. Denom.
Oct.
to
all
or
a
Clair), Minn.
Bond
on
as
of 20 years from the date of
issue.
will be. If serial bonds are issued and sold
ma¬
days from date, of sale, or at
the purchaser's option thereafter.
MINNESOTA
held
any interest payment date on
after Sept. 1, 1949, in inverse
thereof and accrued interest plus
premiums as follows: $30 on each
the
(total interest to
turity less any.premium)
deemed the most favorable. The
Board of County Commissioners
reserves
the right to reject any
livered
authorized and required by law to
will
Bond
to
check
terest cost
30
bank
all of the bonds of any series, or at
check
cashier's
or
$2,250,. payable
Treasurer.
interest
State.
certified
The
upon.
posal for the purchase of less than
a
the
interest
exempt from all taxation in the
Enclose
any pre¬
Bids shall be conditioned
Denomina¬
to
maturity,
deducting therefrom
mium.
from
(M-N)
tation
able
to
bonds
1%. The District
payable at the De¬ will, furjiish ; the printed bonds
troit
Trust
Co., Detroit. These and the approving legal opinion
bonds are general obligations of, of
Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
the Village, as authorized
by a apolis, both without cost to the
special election held on Oct. 4, purchaser, and delivery thereof
terest
and interest
lorem taxes
1950
be in multiple of xk of 1%.
The
interest rate for each coupon pe¬
riod on any one bond shall be at.
one rate only.
Principal and in¬
named in
by law to levy
1,
41,000 Drainage bonds. Due Nov.
1, as follows: $4,000 in 1950 to
1958, and $5,000 in 1959.
The, bonds .will be de¬
livered in New. York City,, or in
Chicago, upon payment of amount
proposal and of interest
on
principal -accrued to date of
delivery. These bonds will be the
general obligation
of the
City
which is authorized and required
Nov.
1959.
total
liar value of all future due
bonds, divided
coupon
the
on
their date to the date of
printing the bonds shall be paid
by the Village. Enclose a certified
check for $960, payable to the Vil¬
lage Treasurer.
;
rincipal and interest (J-D) payble at the current official bank of
ago,
coupons
opinion and of
Crosse Point Woods, Mich.
Bond Offering—Philip F. Al-
The
the total dollar value of all future
due
or
on
one
improvements,
advisable, but only
ing
The interest rate for
ch payment
ond
Rate
owner.
ates of interest to be in
and
ditions expressed in the authoriz¬
in
$475,000 in 1950 and 1951,
75,000 in 1952, $125,000 in 1953,
75,000 in 1954 to 1956, $150,000
to
be
Due
949,
1957
a
revenues
only to payment of ex¬
of operation and mainten¬
Additional bonds of equal
Village Council
in¬
inverse
Village, to be
determined by computing at the
rate or rates specified in such
bid,
with plans and
specifications,
after completion, for exten¬
ance
(EST)
purchase of
follows:
as
are
more
in
interest cost to the
with the bonds of this
issue may be issued for full com¬
pletion of the project in accord¬
,000,000 not to exceed 4% inpublic utility street railay, Series J. bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Denomination
distribution
such
or
date
der whose bid produces the lowest
standing
rest
948.
all
on
one
bonds will be awarded to the bid¬
the
subject
a.m.
the
and
first
ance.
Bond Offering—John N.
aled
of
any
numerical order at the par value
payable
are
revenues
on
payment
thereof and accrued interest.
obliga¬
system of the Villqge, and
:
will
the
terest
only.. The
Fi-
Mich.
Controller,
Village but
Village
bond
one
general
a
supply,
penses
ity
any
rate
one
not
from
water
on
the
between
MICHIGAN
at
are
tion of the
uthority and the Commonwealth.
Detroit,
period
be
bonds
guaranteed by the
pursuant to the
Assistance
1%. The interest rate for each
coupon
mmonwealth
rovisions
.
terest
day each year thereafter
until
paid.
"
of
payable
on
bonds
such
the
are
The bonds will be re¬
deemable
terest
v
all
in full
on
any
in-
payment date from and
after 10 years. Enclose a certi¬
fied check for $8,250, payable
to
the above Clerk.
95,000 Libby High School Build-
54
(2274)
THE
COMMERCIAL
ing Dist. bonds. Amortization1 ity to* the successful purchaser
bonds will be the first' choice
purchasers without charge.
and
serial
choice
bonds- the
of
the
School
bonds are is¬
sued and sold the entire issue
bonds
tees
put
into
one
divided into several'
the
as
Board of Trus¬
determine
may
upon
at
the time of sale, both
princi¬
pal and interest* (8-J) to be
payable" in semi-annual in¬
Miller,
Brown,
Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
7 for the purchase of $42,000 not
to exceed 6% interest
coupon or
registered bonds, divided as fol^
lows: Dated Dec. 1, 1948. Denomi¬
nation $1,000.
The bonds stated'
the
amount' of
"
the fifth bond
in
the
sum
of
$4,750
must
state the lowest
terest at which
rate
of in¬
they will'purchase
the bonds of each issue at
par. The
Bbard of Trustees reserves the
right- to reject
and-to
sell
any and
the
bonds
at
all- bids
private
sale; These are" the bonds author¬
ized at the election held'on'Oct; 2.
least" amount
of
bonds, the bonds to be accepted
being those first maturing, and if
two
or
more
cept* the
bidders offer to
ac¬
least amount^ then
offering to pay
therefor the highest price;
The
purchaser must also4 pay an
to
the
same
bidder
amount equal to the interest on
T"
(These are the bonds originally' the bonds accrued to the date of
offered" for sale on Nov. 15, and payment of the
purchase price.
not
sold.)
The successful bidder will be fur¬
nished with the opinion of Haw¬
NEW HAMPSHIRE
kins,
Delafield
York
City, that the bonds are*
and legally
binding obliga*-
&
■
.
-y*
■
■
Manchester
Housing Authority,
New Hampshire'
Note
Offering — feo G. Riel,
Secretary, will receive sealed' bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on Dec. 1 for
the purchase of $2,681,000 tempo¬
rary loan notes.
Dated' Dec. 15,
1948. ^ Due Nov.
15; 1949.
The
proceeds of the notes will be used
to pay
expenses incurred or to be
incurred in the development of a
low
valid-
tions of the
tified
City.
Wood, of New
Enclose
a
cer¬
cashier's check for $840,
payable to the City.
or
Bond
swer,
N. J.
Offering—John K.
Gold-
Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids*until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Dec. 8 for the purchase of
$43,000
not to exceed 6%
interest cou¬
rent
,
irtterest^on
said'
notes
the
full
faith and credit of the Local Au¬
thority will be pledged and the
payment of the principal of and
the interest on the notes will be
guaranteed by the Static pursuant
to. the previsions of a- Contract
for
Financial Assistance between
the
Authority and the State.
validity of- the notes and'
The
any
1,
1954
in
Due
1952 and
Dated Dec.
interest"
date
.Denomina¬
acceptable
complying
and
with
of
•
to
1975.
the
offering to
43,000 water works improvement
series 430 bonds. DUe Dee: 1
follows: $2,000' in 1949* t
ac¬
as
of
1,
by puoncatibift
Hawkins,
i,
least
same
$12,000' in 1949
1958, $15,000 in 1959 to
1964V $16,000 irt 1965 to 1969,
$18,000 in' 1970 to 1978, and
to
check
for
$4,000,
payable' to
Board of Education.
Bright, N.
$1,000.
series
V
must
consider
constituting
bonds.
must
a
Each
the
single;
proposal
bonds
115",000
issue
J.
stated
be borne
by the bonds bid for and
the rate named must be a
multiple
of 1/20 of 1% and must be
the
same
state
terest
will
cf
be
der.
be
The
furnished with the
bidder
in
bid
for
terms of
sale
to
the
same
irt'1954, $47,000 in 1955, $49",-
pay
an
terest
date
of
12,000
street
442
bonds.
follows:
,
1950,
.
least
will
be
opinion
of
bonds.
e n t,
$1,000
Due
assessment;
Due
$2)000
and
in
$1,000
1,
1949
in
1958.
22,000
series
Dec.
as
and
1951'
to
-
sewer
assessment,
series
443 bonds. Due Dec.
1, as fol¬
lows $3,000 in 1949 and
1950,
artd $2,000 in 1951 to
**
1958.,
19;000
street
assessment, series
$2,000 Dec. 1,
444 bonds. Due
to
1957'
and
*
-1958.
.
the
.
series
bonds. Due $1,000 Dec.
1,
1949 to 1954.
1949
bidder
with
440
441
,
payment of the purchase
successful
$58,000' irt
Dec. 1, 1949 to 1953. *
6,000 sewer assessment,
price.
The
artd
1958.'
.
series
equal to the in¬
the bonds accrued to the
furnished
1956,
Dec. 1, 1949 tp 1962;
'5,000 general improv em
amount
on
in
14,000 general improvement
series 439 bonds. DUe
$1,000
amount, then to the bidder offer¬
ing to pay therefor the highest
price. The purchaser must also
$20,920, payable to the
10C
1955, $4 000 irt 1956; $6,00"
1965; and* $2",000* irt
1957 and
complying with the
and offering to ac¬
accept
Dec
Dtier* Dec. 1/
follows: $35,000 in 194ft5 to
1952, $44,000 in 1953, $46;000
.
offer
Due
$5:000 in
1957 to
000
amount of
valid and legally
binding obliga¬
tions of the City.
Enclose a cer¬
tified or cashier's or treasurer's
Bonds*
improvement,
than $46,000. As
bonds, the bonds to be
accepted being those first matur¬
ing, and if two or more bidders
436
follows;
as
as
cept for the amount bid the least
opinion of
*
series 438 bonds
""
the
to the bidder
will
u
1966.
than
nor more
1949; arid $18,00
2,000 general improvement
series 437' bonds-.- Due
$1,0
Dec. I, 1949 and 1950:
430,000' general
legally acceptable pro¬
posals specifying the same rate of
interest; the bonds will be sold
Reed, Hoyt & Washburn, of New
York
City, that the bonds are
for
l;
between
delivery.
No in¬
paid upon the de¬
successful
amount
the
$45,000
purchaser must pay aecrued
interest from the date of the bonds
date
series
to
acceptable
proposal
must
Each
in
'
legally
any
follbws
as
95,000'general imprdvemeri
proposal
bonds, which shall be not less
for all of the bonds bid for.
the
in
proposal.
The
to
no
series "43
■
Dec.
bear, and
$11,000
in 1950 to 1958.
will be considered which
specifies
a rate
higher than the lowest rate
the rate of interest to
name
to
are
equipment,'
equipment;
series'
bonds. Due Dec. t, "as follows
.
must specify in a
multiple of % or 1/20 of 1% a
single rate of interest which1 the
bonds
$TO0
71,000
Each: proposal
of
Due
$19,000 in 1949; $20)000' l
1950, $23,000" irt 19MV $2$r
in' 1952, arid'
$25,009 in IT
-
ough Collector-Treasurer's office;
submitted
bonds.
bonds. Due Dec. IV
the
irt I960 to 1962.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the Bor¬
as
433
Dec. 1, 1949 to 1953.
'
1, as follows:
$3,000 in 1949 to 1959, and $4,000
(M-N) payable at the Clifton Na¬
tional Bank,
Clifton,' or, at the
option of the holder, at the Bank¬
ers
Trust Co., New York
City.
In bidding for the
bonds, the bid¬
ders
Due
Due Dec. 1
5,000 water works improvement
Bond Offering — Henry Ren*
bonds.
Due Nov. r, as fol¬
shaw, Borough Clerk, will receive
lows: $19,000 in 1949,
$2O;O0O^
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
in
1950
to
(EST) on
1953, $17,000 'in
DeCc:3 for the purchase of
1954 to 1958; $16,000' in 1959
$45,000
not to exceed 6% interest build¬
to
1963, $15,000 in 1964 to
1973, and $9,000' in 1974 to ing coupon or registered bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1948.
1978.
Denomination
Dated Nov. 1, 1948.
Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Principal and interest
improvement
$2,000* in 1949 t
1965, and $1,000 in*1966.
7,008 water works improvement
series 432 bonds. DUe
$1, "
Dec. 1, 1949 to 1955.
1
Sea
improvement
works
follows:
as
Valid and' legally binding obliga¬
tions of the Board of Education.
Enclose a
certified or cashier's
Due Nov.
as follows:
$15,000 in 1977.
459,000 g e n e r a 1
the
series 432 bonds.
Delafield' & Wood, of
City, that the bonds are
New York
1952, and- $16,000' in-19531
431.000 school bonds.
accept
1968, and $3,000 irt 1969:
35,000 water
price; The successful bidder will
be* furnished1 with the
opinion of
^ r
v
to'
Due Dec.
follows: $2,000 in 1949*
1958; $3,000 in 1959* to 1U
$2,000 in 1967 and
1968; $3;
000 in 1969,
$2,000'in 197(1'
1973, and $3,000 in 1974 aft
pro*--
same rate
amount, then to the bidder offer¬
ing to1 pay therefor the highest
beginning with
1953/ after notice
Dated Oct. 1, 1948.
1953.
series 429 bonds.
as
cept for the amount bid the least
pay¬
Dec.
1, 1948.
bidder
amount
being
Maywocd School District, N. J.
1, as fol¬
Bond
Offering — William
lows: $3,000 in 1950,
J.
$1,000 in
1953, $10,000 in 1954 and 1955, Culdy, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
and $8,000 in 1956.
(EST) on
Dec. 8 for the purchase of
"7,000 Emergency Housing bonds.
$425,000
not
to
exceed
Due Dec. 1, as follows:
6%
interest
$1>school coupon or registered
000 in 1949 to
bonds.
1951, and $2,000
bonds.
the
terms of sale
76;000 water bonds DUe Nov. f,
as follows:
$1'5,000; in-1949' tb
housing project located pon or registered bonds, divided
City and/or to refund out¬ as follows:.
standing notes issued in connec¬ $4,000 'Street Assessment bonds. cheek
Due Dec. 1, 1950.
tion:' therewith. For the
City.
prompt
32,000 General Improvement
payment' of the principal of and
in the
legally
posals specifying the
bonds payable on
posit made by the successful bid¬
Carlstadt,
between
di¬
offer
Nov.
complying with the terms of sale
and
offering to accept for the
the
65,000 water works improvemen
bonds,
interest, the bonds will be sold
Nov.
on
given
.
bid
the
bonds, the bonds to be
accepted being those first matur¬
ing^ and if two or more bidders
ment
become
amount'
for
City,
on
of each issue will be sold for not
less than their par value with ac¬
crued' interest,
and
all bidders
The
after
bid
redeemable at par, as a whole
or in part, at the
option of the
$i;000) except* interest (J-D) payable at the
City
will be'
Comptroller's office.
Each pro¬
of $750The' posal must
specify in a multiple
will
bonds,
amount
which shall not be less than- $200,000 nor more than
$201,000.
As
follows-
1958.
or
of V\ or 1/20 of 1% a
single rate
Jan. 15'. 1950, and' of interest which the bonds are
to
the sum of $4,750 will become'
bear, arid rto proposal will be con¬
payable on the same day each* sidered
which
specifies a rate
year thereafter until all of
higher than the lowest rate stated'
such
bonds
are
paid.
The in any
legally acceptable proposal.
bonds will be redeemable in
Each
proposal
must
state
the
full on; any interest' paymentamount bid for the
bonds, which
date from and after 10 years.
shall not be less than $42,000 nor
Enclose a certified check for
more* than $43,000.
As between
$4,750, payable to the above
legally acceptable proposals speci¬
Clerk.
fying the same rate of interest, the
Dated Jan. 15, 1948. The bonds bonds will be sold to the bidder
payable
the
$80,000 emergency housing bonds.
Due $8,000 Nov.
1, 1949 to
which
amount
registered
or
as
Monday, November 29, 1
stated in arty legally acceptable
proposal. Each proposal must state
A.
a m
Clerk* will receive
City
coupon
vided
stallments during a period^ of in
combination will mature Dec.
1,
20 years
from> the date" of as follows:
$4,000 in 1949 to 1952,
issue.
If serial bonds are is¬
$5,000 in 1953 to 1956, and' $3,000
sued and sold they will - be in* in
1957 and' 1958.
Principal and
'
CHRONICLE
sealed bids until 8:30 p:irt;
(EST)
on Dec. 7 for the
purchase* of $T,->
046,000 not to exceed 6% interest-
Bridgeton, N. /.
Bond Offering—Ivan F.
single City
FINANCIAL
Clifton, N. r.
Offering — W i 11 i
Bond
NEW JERSEY
Board.
If amortization
may be
bond or
or
second
&
$l;000
"•
-
in
-
Dated Dec. 1, 1948. Denom.
000: Principal and
interest
& Wood, of
$lr(J-D)
City, that the bonds
payable at the City
are valid and
Treasurer's,
legally binding obli¬
office,-or at the' option of,
the,
gations: of the Borough: Enclose &
holder, af the Broad' Street' Na¬
certified
or
Hawkins,
New
Denomination
$1,000.
Due Oct. 1, as follows:
$20,000 in 1949 to-1963, and, $25;-
Delafield
York
-
cashier'^
check,
for
of said tion
tional Bank of Trentbrt.
$1,000;
Principal
and
in¬ 000 in
Each" pro- ^
1964 to 1968;
Contract for Financial Assistance' terest
Principal- and' $900; payable' tof the Borough;
posal must" specify in
(J-D)
payable
at
the
almultipleinterest
willi ber approved by
(A-O)
payable at the
of % or 1/10 of
Rutherford- National
Caldwell,,
1%. a single rate.
Bank, Carl¬
Trentori/ N. f.
Bergen
County National Bank/;
l&arshall, Trimble & Mitchell of. stadt;
of interest which.
Each proposal submittedthe bonds are¬
Hackensack.
Each proposal must V^Bbnd Offering—Charles I. Mil¬
Nfew York City,
te bear; and' no
and; a copy" of must name the* rate of interest to
proposal will': be
lers-City Comptroller;, will re¬
Such attorney's
opinion' will bC1 be borne by the bonds bid-for and specify in a multifj|frwbf^V or 1/20
considered' which specifies
rata
of. 1% a single Mf^^of/interest ceive sealed bids until 11 aattl
furnished*.by the Authority to* the the rate named must be a
higher than the lowest* rate
multiple which the bonds
staffed,
successful purchaser or
areVtefeear and (EST) on Dec. 2 for the purchase irt any
purchas¬ of 1/20 of 1%, and must- be the
Ifegally acceptable proposal
no'
ers without
proposal Will be' tfdngWfefed of $1,217,000; not to- exceed 6%iny Each'
same for all of' the
charge.
bonds bid/ for.
proposal, must state rthe.
feiest coupon or registered4 bonds;
which specifier a rate
highetTfran '
The purchase price
amount bid- for the
Nashua Housing:
specified-im the lowest
bonds, whifeh
Authority, N\ H. the
rate
stated inuany- divided as follows:
shall be not
proposal must not be less than*
les$ than $1,217,0(90:
Noto Ofifferittg^-Aarort A. Hark$132,000 e m e r g e n c y housing nor more than
$43,000 nor more than* $44',000. In legally acceptable proposal:
$i;2i8;000: As be¬
The
V. series 425
away;
successful
bidder will
Chairman;
will
receive
be
bonds. DUe DOe: 1, tween
selecting the proposal to* be' ac¬
legally acceptable, proposals
sealed bids until If) a.m.
furnished- with
the
as follows:
(EST) on cepted the
opinion of
$5;OO0 irt 1949* to- specifying, the same rato
Borough Council will
of J»Dec. l fOr the purchase" of
vHawkins^ Delafield & Wood; of
1969, $6,000 in 1970, and $V
$1,233,- not
consider
terest^ the bonds will be* soRl tor
proposals
which New
Odd! temporary loan notes. Dated
York City, that the bonds
000; in 1971 to 1978: Bonds the bidder
name
a
rate
of interest
higher are Valid and
complying with the.
Dec. 15; im Due Oct. 31, 1949.
legally binding oblimaturing in 1954 to 1973; will terms of sale and
than the lowest rate named
in any
The proceeds of the notes will be
offering to ae- ;
gallons of the Board of EdueatioiL.
/• be subject to- redemption ascept for the amount- bid: the leatst
legally acceptable proposal; and if
used* tb pay expenses incurred or
[
Enclose
a
certified or, cashier's
a whole or in part in the1 in¬
two or more: such?
amount of
proposals name check for.
to be* incurred in the
bondsj the bonds-te be,
verse order
development the lowest,
$8)500,/ payable tb the
of, their maturi¬ accepted being those first
rate, the proposal of¬
maftor—
of a ldw-rertt housing,
Board of Education.
ties at the option of the City
project lo¬
ing, and if two: of more- bidders-;
cated" ih the City and/or to re¬ fering to accept the least amount
at par and accrued5 interestof bonds
offer. to accept the
RSversicte School District' (P. O.
(such bonds being the
same t least
fund- outstanding' notes issued in
on Dec.
first maturing
1, 1953 or any. inter¬ amount, then to: the
bidder oiiet— i
bonds)* will -be ac¬
RivetnS*y± N.
connection
therewith;
For
the
est payment date1 thereafter
cepted, unless tWo or more pro¬
ing to pay therefor the
Bond Offering — William E.
highest
prompt payment of the principal
as provided in the bonds.
posals name the* lowest rate of in¬
Price. The purchaser must also
of atta interest on said
Link, District Clerk, will receive
notes the terest
4,000 water works improvement.
and offer to accept' the same
pay an amount equ^l to-the
sealed bids until 8' p.m.
fuft' &HH and credit of the Local
in-,
(EST) on
series 426 bonds. Due $1,000 terest on
least amount of bonds- in
the bonds> accruedwhich Dec. 6 for the purchase of
Aufteltr will be pledged and event"
to; the ,
Dec. 1, 1949 tb 1952.
$200,000
date of payment .of the
that one of
such; last men¬ not to exceed 4% interest school
the payment of the
purchase,
principal of tioned
50,000 water works- improvement", price.
proposals which offers to. coupon or
•
'
and the interest on the notes will
registered bonds. Dated
series 427 bonds; Due Dee. IV V
The successful bidder will
pay the highest price will be; ac¬ Dec.
be r
be guaranteed by the State'
15, 1948.
Denomination $1,as follows:
pur¬ cepted.
$2,000 in: "1949V to furnished
The purchaser must*
with
the
Due
Jan.
opinion of;
pay 000:
suant tb the* provisions of a Con15; as follows:
1958, and $3,000 in 1959 to Hawkins, Delafield. &
accrued interest from the date of
Wood of.
$10,000 in 1950 to 1957, and $15,000
tmcfifer Financial Assistance be¬
1968.
New York
the bonds to* the date Of
,
.
,
r
City, that the* bondsdelivery. in 1958 to 1965. Principal artd in¬
tween
the. Authority and the The
85,000 water works improvement are valid and
successful bidder will be fur¬ terest
legally binding oh-.
State: The validity of said notes
(J-J) payable at the River¬
series 428 bonds. Due Dec. 1, ligations ofnished with thethe City.. Enclose a*
opinion of Reetft side Trust Co., Riverside. Each
and Of1 said Contract for Finan¬
•"»
as follows:
$8,000 irt 1949' to certified" or cashier's?
Hoyt & Washburn, of New. York proposal must specify iii a* mul¬
check- forcial- Assistance will beapproved City, tKaf the
1957, $4,000 in 1958, $8,000 ih $24,340, payable to the
bonds are* valid arid tiple* of Vs or 1/2D of
Gity. .
1% a single
by Caldwell, Marshall,* Trimble
1959 to 1962, $4,000" in 1988
legally binding" obligations of the rate of interest which the
^ Mitchell of New York
bonds
to 1966V. $3,000 in 1967 and
City, and Borough.
WaUmgtori, N\ J.
't\
Enclose a* certified or are to bear and no
a
^
copy of SUch attorney's opinion
proposal will
1968, $4,000 ill 1969; $3,000/1*1
Bond' Offering ~
cashier's or treasurer's check for
.Jacob Van be; considered which specifies a
Will1 be fiirttished by the Author¬
1970 to 1973, and $2,000 * in
Hook, Borough Clerk, will receive
$860, payable to the Borough.
rate higher than the lowest
rate
1974
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Sealed bids until 9"
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.Volume 168
THE
Number 4755
.Dec. 6 for the purchase of $20,900
interest build-
of
.not to exceed 6%
nished
New
York
City,, will be^ furpurchaser without
the
to
jing
cost.
iregistered
ier's check for
-1948. Denom. $1,000, one for
certified
the District.
reconstruction
coupon
or
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
$900.
■Due Dec. 1, as follows: $4,000 ifi
,1949 to 1952, and $4,900 in 1953.
iPrincipal and interest (J-D) payable at the Peoples Bank & Trust
Bond
nutted must
name
$1,100, payable to
Offering
include
to exceed 4%
interest
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
above.
registered bonds. Dated
1, 1949. Denomination $1,000.
Due Jan...I, as follows:. $5,000 in
coupon or
and
to the order of the District.
pany
bonds
maturity based
Port of New York Authority, N. Y.
multiples specified
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
the
interest
accrued
to
date
the
of delivery of the interim certifi¬
cates, or unless accompanied by a
deposit of money or by a certified
check or bank draft. upon a sol¬
vent bank or trust company of
Albany, or New York, payable to
the ordeT of the "Comptroller of
State of New York," for at least
will
be
received
until
10:30
a.m.
bonds.
able
Terminal
Marine
$7,000,000
Due in 30 years
after five
and call¬
for sinking
years
for -all of
same
the
1950
\ bonds bid for. The purchase price
Council
.
will
consider
not
pro-
and must be the same for all of the
posals which name a rate of interest higher than the lowest rate
named in any legally acceptable
•
•
to
bonds*
ered;
the
The
on
office
be. deliv¬
will
bonds
about Jan. 3, 1949, at
or
of
..Hawkins, Delafield
proposal; and if two or more such
'-proposals name the lowest rate,
the proposal offering
to accept
& Wood, of New York City, or at
\the least amount of bonds (such
proving opinion of Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City,
„
bonds
being
two
more
or
lowest
;
first
the
bonds)., will
;
maturing
be accepted, unless
proposals name the
rate of interest
offer
and
to accept
the same least amount
in which event that one
of such last, mentioned proposals
'which offers to pay the highest
J price will be accepted. The pur¬
of bonds,,
such other
place as may be agreed
with the purchaser. The ap¬
upon
without
Enclose
cost.
'
chaser must pay accrued interest
*from the date of the bonds to the
]
date of
1
be
delivery. No interest will
paid
the deposits made
upon
nby the successful bidder. The suc»cessful bidder will be furnished
] with the opinion of Reed, Hoyt &
'
of
Washburn,
City,
York
New
:
that
i
binding' obligations of the
Borough; Enclose a certified or
the bonds
and" le-
valid
are
gaily
f
cashier's
or
treasurer's check for
$418, payable to the Borough.
NEW YORK
Freeport, N.
-
B
o n
Offering
d
Y.
—
Stephen W.
Hunt, Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids until
2
p.m
s
•
on Nov. 30 for the purchase
$250,000 not to exceed 5% in1948, series
(EST)
,
'
of
£
terest electric. system,
■•; J,
coupon
bonds.
registered
or
Dated Oct. 15, 1948.
Denomination
Bond
State
(State of)
Offering—Frank C. Moore,
Comptroller,
fund purposes.
General of the
State,
gality of such bonds
certificates
to the le
as
and interim
their
receive
(EST)
purchase of
$51,450,000 not to exceed 4% in¬
terest housing bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1948. Bonds will be issued in
coupon form in the denomination
of. $1,000 and in registered form
in denominations of $1,000,
$5,Nov.
30
for
will
the
Ramapo (P. O. Suftern), N. Y,
Bond Offering—Robert W. Nu¬
Town
will
Clerk's
the
bonds
delivery
upon
of
the interim certificates by deposit
in the Bank of The Manhattan Co.,
New York
City.
Niskayuna- U nion Free Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Niskayuna), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Loucks,
District
ceive sealed
—
Raymond
Clerk,
bids at
will
F.
re¬
the office of
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Holland f Cold en and Wales Central
the provisions of Sections 1, 2 and
3 of Article 18 of the State Con¬
School District
-
(P.
1
O.
stitution. Chapter 946
of 1939, as amended,
Holland), N. Y.
-
r
No*
Bond Offering—Beverly Beardsell, District Clerk, will receive
[ sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Dec. 7 for the purchase of $55,000
.not to exceed 5% interest build-
>
.
-
ing addition, 1948 coupon or regis-*
tered bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1948
Denomination $1,000.
ras follows: $2,000 in
Due Dec. 1,
1949 to 1953,
Prin-
$3,000 in 1954 to 1968.
I and
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at. the Manufacturers and Traders
of the Laws
Chapter. 827
1941, Chapter 278
of the Laws of 1944, Chapters 395
of the
Laws of
411
and
of
Laws
the
of
1945,
Chapter 234 of the Laws of 1946,
and
Section
60
of
the
Fi¬
State
Law, for the purpose of
providing moneys out of which to
make loans to cities, towns, vil¬
lages and authorities for and in
aid of low-rent housing for per¬
sons of low income as defined by
nance
Trust Co., Buffalo. Rate of
to be in
•
multiple of Va
or
interest
1/10 of
1%, and must be the same for all
of the bonds. Bonds maturing in
1902 to 1968, may be called in and
redeemed
on
payment of the par
value thereof and accrued interest
i on
j
any
interest
payment
date
prior to maturity in the inverse
order of their numbers by giving
r
•
.
the notice required by the Local
Finance Law; however, none of
such
bonds shall be
redeemed
.
prior to Dec. 1, 1949.
Said bonds
Bond
Offering
—
O. J. Marlett,
sealed
(EST) on Dec. 3
for the purchase of $100,000 not
to exceed 5% interest construction
coupon or registered bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1948. Denomination $1,000.
Due Dec. 1, as follows: $4,000 in
1949 to 1958, and $6,000 in 1959
to
1968.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Bank of
Jamestown, Jamestown. Rate of
interest to be in multiple of Va or
1/10 of 1%, and must be the same
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 4 p.m.
for
all
the
of
bonds.
The
bonds
ning, reconstruction and rehabili
general obligations of the Dis¬
trict, payable from, unlimited ad
valorem taxes upon real property.
tation of
The successful bidder will be fur¬
law,
for the clearance, replan-
or
'
!
bonds
of
1/10
substandard and insani¬
tary areas,
or
for both such
pur¬
receational and
other facilities, incidental or ap¬
purtenant thereto.
Bidders
may
condition their
bids upon the award to them of
all but no part of the entire $51,450,000
bonds, and the highest
and
poses,
bidder
none"
on
will
for
basis
the
be
the
one
of
"all
whose
or
bid
are
nished
with the opinion o'f
Reed,
of
for
such
other
place
as
may
be
limited
about
Treasurer's office.
bonds
will
delivered
be
to
be
to
(J-J)
interest
at the First Trust and
bid for
the
Prin¬
payable
Deposit Co.,
Said bonds will be de¬
at
such other place as may be agreed
with the purchaser about Jan. 5,
The
1949.
approving opinion of
Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York, will be
Vandewater,
furnished
out
the
to
purchaser with¬
Enclose
cost.
a
certified
or
cashier's check for $2,390, payable
to the
Town.
Village,
Bay
Bond
Ohio
Offering—Glen
Gan-
Dec. 6 for the
3%
purchase of $74,600
improvement coupon
street
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1948. Denom.
$1,000, one for $600. Due Dec. 1,
as follows:
$6,600 in 1950, $8,000
in
1951, $7,000 in 1952, $8,000 in
1953, $7,000 in 1954, $8,000 in 1955,
$7,000 in 1956, $8,000 in 1957, $7,000 in 1958, and $8,000 in 1959.
Bidders may bid for a different
rate of interest in a multiple of
of 1%. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable: at the National
City
Bank,
Cleveland,
Rocky
Va
River office.
State
from
Printed
The bonds
local
and
bonds
are
free
taxation.
and
Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland,
approved opinion furnished to the
purchaser at the expense of the
Village. Enclose a certified check
the
Bond Offering
—
Dec.
for
at
such other
be speci¬
may
No
bid
will
be
accepted for
maturities-
Bidders
sep¬
shall
Enclose
amount of
gross
bond or certified check
a
for 1% of the bonds bid
City
■
Logan ),
3
will receive
(EST) on
purchase of $9,200
Auditor,
the
noon
of
street
said
bonds will
be of the
de¬
O.
Ohio
Offering — Noel North,
of Education, will
bids until noon
Bond
Board
Clerk
sealed
receive
(EST) on Dec. 1, for the purchase
$100,000 6% construction bonds.
$6,500 and $7,000.
Due Jan. 1, as follows: $6,500 in
1951 to 1960, and $7,000 in 1961
to 1965.
Bidders may bid for a
of
Denominations
different
tiple
of interest in. mul¬
rate
Va
of
Interest J-J.
1%.
of
will
bonds
The
be
sold
the
to
highest bidder at not less than par
of
all
upon
and the
bid
for
bid
and
bids
All
of bonds
number
the
state
may
number
or any
issue.
this
of
bonds
must
Bids
interest.
accrued
and
be made
amount of
gross
date
interest to
accrued
The bonds are issued
under the authority of the laws
of the State, and of Section 2293of delivery.
of
the
and
in
accordance with a
the
of
Board
Edu¬
of
These bonds
the general
Enclose
Nov. 2.
on
the
of
Code
General
State,
28
a cer¬
tified check for $1,000, payable to
the Board of Education.
Euclid
Lyndhurst and South
District
School
(P.
O./
Euclid), Ohio
South
Bond Offering—Gail O. Sheats,
Clerk-Treasurer
the
of
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 7 for
purchase of $900,000 3 % build¬
ing coupon bonds. Dated Dec.
15, 1948.
Denomination $1,000.
Due $19,000 June and $20,000 Dec.
15, 1950 to 1969, and $20,000 June
and Dec. 15, 1970 to. 1972.
Bid¬
ders may bid for a different rate
of interest in multiple of Va of 1%.
the
The bonds
Interest J-D.
able
from
are pay¬
unlimited taxes at the
Board's legal depositary, presently
the Cleveland Trust Co., Cleve¬
The
land.
the
bonds will
highest
bidder
interest
lowest
sued
improvement coupon
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1948. Each
3%
School District (P.
Local
Falls
than par and
Harry E. Mer¬
for, pay¬
able to the Village.
election
L.
yard, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
urer's
as
the
bids
of bonds
the successful bidder without cost.
resolution
bids until
or
and
cation passed Nov. 3.
were
authorized at
OHIO
sealed
place
All
number
bid and accrued interest to date of
livered at New York, N. Y., or
lin,
office,
value thereof
interest.
the
state
must
Liverpool.
purchaser is Dec. 15, and delivery
and
The bonds will
the highest bidder for
to
accrued
and
Village
the
at
not less than the par
bid
bonds.
the
will be made at the District Treas¬
time
taxes
be sold
Hoyt & Washburn, of New York
City, that the bonds are valid and for $750.
*
binding obligations of the District.
Bowling Green, Ohio
The approximate time when the
figures the lowest interest cost to fied by the purchaser, with the
the
State
after
deducting
the consent of the District Treasurer.
amount of premium bid, if any. Each bidder must, as a condition
arate
$100, payable
:.•/
bonds
nomination of not less than $920.:
precedent to the consideration, of Due $920 May and Nov. 15, 1949
his bid, deposit with the above to; 1953.
Bidders may bid for a
agreed with the purchaser about
certified
or
cashier's different rate of interest in mul¬
state clearly in their proposals the Clerk * a
iDec. 30, 1948. The approving opin(M-N).
The
ion of Wood/ King and Dawson, J amount and price for each $100 check for $2,000, drawn upon an tiple of Va of 1%
will be delivered at New York, or
'at
certified
a
City. ••./
or
on
and must be
1%,
all of
cipal and
"
_
to the
for
,
amount
■
under
Enclose
or
bond
of
date
to
delivery.
Issued under the au¬
thority of the laws of the State,
years.
The Town operates under particularly the Uniform Bond
the Town
Law.
The approving Act and pursuant to Ordinance
opinion of Hawkins, Delafield & No. 161, adopted May 11, 1948.
Wood, of New York City, will be No conditional bids will be re¬
The approving opinion of
furnished to the purchaser with¬ ceived.
Shaffer
&
out cost.
Enclose a certified or Peck,
Williams, of
cashier's
check
for 2%
of
the Cleveland, will be furnished to
same
issued
delivery.
interest
purpose for which the indebt¬
edness is to be contracted is 15
or
published in at least two legally binding obligations of the
printed in New District,
all
the
taxable
real
York City and one in Albany. In¬
property within which will be
be
the
to
gross amount
check
Roy W.
newspapers
will
sold
or
thereof
bonds
the
accrued
The
office.
delivered
be
daily
Said
and
and
of
be
$1,000. Due Oct. 15, as follows: terest shall cease to accrue on subject to the levy of ad valorem
$45,000 in 1949 and 1950, $50,000 bonds called for redemption, from taxes to pay said bonds and in¬
in 1951 and 1952, and $60,000 in and after the date fixed for the
terest thereon, without limitations
.1953. Principal-and interest (A-O) redemption thereof. Principal and as to rate or amount.
The bonds
..payable at the First National Bank interest (J-D) will be payable in will be delivered at New York,
; & Trust Co., Freeport.
Rate of in¬ lawful money at the Bank of The N. Y., or at such other place as
terest to be in mulitples of Va or Manhattan Co., New York City.
may be agreed with the purchaser,
1/10 of 1%, and must be the same The bonds issued in coupon form about Jan.
7, 1949. The approv¬
-for;all of the bonds. The bonds may be exchanged for bonds reg¬ ing opinion of Vandewater, Sykes,
; will
be delivered at New York, istered as to principal and inter¬
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
.N. Y., or at such other place as est. Bonds in registered form may
City, will be furnished to the
may be agreed with the purchaser not be converted or reconverted
purchaser without cost. Enclose a
about Dec. 15, 1948. The approv- into coupon form. Bidder to name
certified
or
cashier's
check for
!'. in# opinion of Vandewater, Sykes the rate or rates of interest which $16,600, payable to the District.
.Heckler & Galloway, of New York the bonds are to bear in a multiple
City, will be furnished to the pur- of Va or 1/10 of 1%. No more than North Harmony Union Free School
District No. 3 (P. O.
chaser
without
cost.
Enclose
one
rate
of
interest
shall
be
Ashville), N. Y.
certified
or
cashier's.. check for named for any single maturity
t
bid fbr
bid
for,
Peters, 514 State Street, payable to the Town.
Schenectady,
until
2:30
p.m.
Salina (P. O. Liverpool), N. Y.
000, $10,000 and $50,000, at the op¬ (EST) on Dec. 2 for the purchase
tion of the purchaser.
Bond Offering — George L.
Due $1,- of $830,000 not to exceed 5% in¬
050,000 Dec. 1, 1950 to 1998.
The terest School, 1948 coupon or reg¬ Traister, Town Supervisor, will
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Comptroller reserves to the State istered bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1948.
the privilege of redeeming, at par Denomination
(EST) on Dec. 2 for the purchase
$1,000. Due Nov. 1,
and accrued interest, on Dec. 1, as follows:
$40,000 in 1949 to 1962, of $119,500 not to exceed" 5% in¬
1988, or on any interest payment and $45,000 in 1963 to 1968. Rate terest sewer, 1949 coupon or reg¬
date thereafter, all of such bonds of interest to be in a
multiple of istered bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1949.
then
outstanding, or all of the Va or 1/10 of 1%, and must be the Denomination $1,000, one for $500.
bonds of a single maturity begin¬ same for all of the bonds. Prin¬
Due Jan. 1, as follows: $5,500 in
ning in the inverse order of their cipal and interest payable at the 1950, $5,000 in 1951 and 1952, and
Rate of
maturity, upon not less than 30 Schenectady Trust Co., Schenec¬ $4,000 in 1953 to 1978.
nor
more
than
40
days' notice tady. The bonds will be valid and interest, to be. in multiples of J/4
$5,000 payable to the Village.
be
and accrued interest. All bids
must state the number of bonds
the
and
issue, will
sealed bids until 12.30 p.m.
on
will
Chardon, Ohio
;
Bond Offering — Anna Clause,
;Village Clerk, will receive scaled
bids until
noon
(EST) on 3%
water works improvement bonds.
Dated June 1, 1948.
Denomina¬
sued pending the delivery of de¬ 15, as follows: $10,000 in 1950 to
Due $1,000 April and
finitivebonds.
Such
certificates 1962, and $5,000 in 1963. Rate of tion $500.
will be ready- for delivery on or interest to be in multiple of Va or Oct. 1, 1949 to 1955.
Bidders may
about Dec. 1, 1948. . The unquali¬ 1/10 of 1%, and must be the same bid for a different rate of interest
fied
Interest
approving legal opinion of for all of the bonds. Principal and in multiple of Va of 1%.
A-O.
The bonds are payable from
Nathaniel L. Goldstein, Attorney interest
(J-D)
payable
at the
for
New York
au¬
par
certified
a
bonds
The
regularity of Dec. 15, 1948, at the office of
furnished to Hawkins, .Delafield & Wood, of
the successful bidder upon deliv¬ New York City, or at such other
or
cashier's check for 2% of the
ery of the interim certificates to place as may be agreed upon with
amount of bonds bid for, payable him.
The
successful
bidder
or
the
purchaser.
The period
of
to the Village.
bidders will be required to pay probable usefulness of the object
purchaser
will be furnished to the
the
highest bidder for not less than
gent, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3.30 p.m. (EST)
1957; and $6,000 in <1958.
on
Nov. 30 for the purchase of
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ 2% of the par value of the bonds $135,000 not to exceed 4% interest
t specified in the proposal must not
able at the Great Neck Trust Co.*
the less than $20,900 nor more
bid for.
No interest will be al¬ incinerator, 1948 coupon oir regis¬
Great Neck. Rate of interest to be
lowed u£Oh the good faith check. tered bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1948.
;than $21,800. In selecting the pro-;
in multiples of Va or 1/10 of 1%,
Interim certificates will be is¬ Denomination $1,000.
posal to be accepted, the Borough
Due June
be the
inust
:
under
and of the Uniform Bond Act and
in accordance with an ordinance ;
of the City, adopted Oct. 6, 1947,
(EST) oh Dec/7 for the purchase
of
issued
are
thority of the laws of the State,
,,
than
Jan.
55
each
of
upon
amount of
equal face
No bid will be accepted for less
the par value of the bonds
;
1949
sewer
an
bonds
Thomas W.
—
&
bki for; which will be deemed to ] incorporated bank or trust com¬
v
/
1, for the purchase of $46,000 not
the rate of in¬
multiple of 1/20 of 1 % and
a
|
cash¬
re¬
ceive sealed bids until 3 p.m. Dec.
terest to be borne by the bonds!
'i bid for and the rate named must
be
or
Fitzgerald, Village Clerk, will
Co., Passaic. Each proposal sub-
.
a
Kensington, N, Y.
-
•
Enclose
COMMERCIAL
under
rate
be sold to
offering
the
not
less
at
accrued interest. Is¬
authority of the
the
laws of the State and of the Uni¬
form
bonds
Bond
Act.
authorized
election
on
Nov. 2.
These
at
are
the
general
The proceed¬
the
ings looking to the issuance of the
bonds have been taken under the
supervision of Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland, whose ap¬
proving opinion together with the
printed bonds will be furnished at
the expense of the District. En¬
close a certified check or bond for
56
(2276)
$9,000,
payable
the
to
Clerk-Treasurer of
H.
the
(P. O.
Arthur,
of
Board
Education, will receive sealed bids
k
County Superintendent of
School's office, Springfield, until
noon (EST) on Dec. 9 for the pur¬
chase of $200,000 1 Vz % construction
and
equipment coupon or
registered bonds. ; Dated Dec. 1,
1948.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
Dec. 1 as follows: $9,000 in 1950
to
1957, and $8,000 in 1958 to 1973.
Bidders may bid for a different
rate of interest in multiple of
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
1%,
payable at the office of the de¬
positary of-the Board of Educa¬
tion, presently the Lagonda Na¬
tional
Bank,
Springfield.
The
bonds are supported by an unlim¬
The bonds will be sold
ited tax.
to the
highest and best bidder for
and accrued in¬
not less than par
state
the
number of bonds bid for and
the
bids
All
terest.
must
amount of bid and accrued
interest to date of delivery. All
gross
bids must be in the form of blanks
to
furnished
be
the
by
Clerk-Treasurer.
above
of
award
The
tiie sale of the bonds will be made
at
meeting of the Board of Edu¬
(EST), on the
a
cation at 7:30 p.m.
The
date.
above
will
bonds
be
delivered to the purchaser or pur¬
chasers at such
banking house in
may
be agreed
upon.
The cost of printing the
bonds to be paid by the Board of
Springfield,
Check
Enclose
bond
or
amount of
certified
a
1%
for
the
of
bonds to be sold, pay¬
able to the Board of Education.
Milford, Ohio
Offering—A. E.
Bond
Snyder,
Village Clerk will receive sealed
.
bids until
for
the
(EST)
noon
Dec. 10
on
purchase of $120,000 3%
improvement bonds.
water works
.VDated Dec. 15, 1948. Denomina¬
tion $1,000.
Due $4,000 Dec. 15,
The bonds
1950 to 1979.
able
limited
from
Milford
National
are
taxes
pay¬
the
at
Milford.
Bank,
.Bidders may bid for a different
rate of interest in multiple of 14
of
1%,
Interest J-D.
issued
are
The bonds
under the
authority of
general laws of the State, particulary the Uniform Bond Act of
the General Code, and pursuant
the
to
Ordinance
the
No.
29,
Village Council
bids
must
bonds
the
for
and
bid
of
terest
to
bonds
will
date
and
number
the
less
not
than
and all bids. No
the
par
conditional
bids will be received. The approv¬
ing opinion of Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cleveland, will be
furnished to the successful bidder
without cost.
certified
bonds
Enclose
check
bid
for
bond
a
1%
of
the
to
the
payable
upon,
or
Village.
New
and
of
Carlisle-Bethel
Education, presently the
Lagonda
National
field.
the
The
Bank,
bonds
will
School District
less than par and accrued interest.
All bids must state the number of
bonds
bid
.for
of
bids
amount
terest to date of
be
must
in
the
and
and
gross
in¬
accrued
form
of. blanks
(P.
Treasurer.
Clerk-
above
the
The award of the sale
will
bonds
be
made
at
a
meeting of the Board of Education
at 7:30 p.m.
date.
(EST),
the above
on
The bonds will be delivered
0
fc
'•
#
«
t»
bonds
be
to
sold, payable
to
the Board of Education.
Sandusky, Ohio
Offering—C. F. Breining.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until
(EST) on Dec. 13
for the purchase of $19,000 !Vz%
street improvement coupon bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1948.
Denomi¬
nation $1,000.
Due Dec. 15, as
follows: $1,000 in 1950, and $2,000
in
1951
to
interest
Third
1959.
(J-D)
rate
multiple of y4
have
been
may
of
of
and
at
Exchange
Bidders
different
a
payable
National
Sandusky.
Principal
under
dividend
fill
cn
has
the
thority of the laws
of
fif'v
declared
24/1948 to stockholders of
business December 2nd.
M.
-
cents
<50ci
*"r
of
the
D?ceir.b:v
stock
payable
record
at
the
close
of
the
State
in accordance with
resolution of
a
the City passed Nov. 8. The bonds
will be sold to the
highest bidder
for
the
not
less
than
thereof
and
accrued
value
par
interest
to
date of delivery of the bonds. En¬
close a certified <-heck for
$500,
payable to the City.
Treasure".
THE SUPERHEATER COMPANY
«
*
O
fr
Bond
Clerk
will
extra
Offering—R.
of the
receive
Board
N.
Perkins,
of Education,
sealed
bids
■
until
7
(EST) on Dec. 15 for the
purchase of $100,000 3% land ac¬
quisition and athletic field de¬
velopment
bonds.
unlimited
Dated
$5,000
June
1959,
Dec.
and
tax
coupon
Principal
1,
Due
1950
to
interest
and
(J-D)
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, Bellaire. Bidders
may
bid for
in
a
a
different rate of interest
multiple of
y4
of
1%.
The
interest.
All bids must
state the number of bonds bid for
and the gross amount of bid and
date of deliv¬
The proceedings looking to
bonds have
Cleveland, whose approving opin¬
ion
together with
the
printed
will
be
provided
These
expense.
authorized
at
at
the
the
bonds
general
on Nov. 2. Enclose a cer¬
tified check for $1 000, payable to
the District.
,,
, T
on
ConpMny
his
«
of
thirty-*!*1* cents
the outstanding stock of the
b~en declared navnb'a D'ceivb-r
aU
24. 1948 to Stockholders of record
of business Decemb^ 2r-t
/
V
M.
at
the
clo.e
SCHILLER. Tr<"uir«~,
interest
District, Okla.
—
J. S. Kuntz,
bids
8
to the
rate
mese
bidder
in' cash
«r»ial to 2%
with
its
or
his
pon
and
equipment
1% %
cou¬
registered bonds,/Dated
Dec. 1, 1948. Denomination $1,000.
1.
as
follows: $12,000 in
1950, and $11,000 inU951
to 1973.
certified
be
ef¬
cashier's
or
payable to
$2,800,
the
East Chambers
Con. Ind. Sch, Dist.
(P. O. Winnie), Texas
Bond
Offering
Superintendent
sealed
(CST)
O.
H. L. Wheat,
—
of
Schools,
bids
until
8
will
p.m.
Dec. 7 for the purchase
on
$250,000 not to exceed 4%
terest school house
bonds.
in¬
Dated
Nashville), Tenn.
Dec. 10, 1948. Denomination $1,Offering — Litton Hick¬ 000.
Due Dec. 10, as follows: $2,will receive 000 in 1949 to 1955. $14000 in
Bond
County Judge,
man,
sealed
bids
until
(CST)
noon
on
Dec. 8 for the purchase of $500,00p
not to exceed 3% interest rural
school
elementary
series
building,
Dated
bonds.
sec¬
Oct.
1,
1956
to
1959, and $20,000 in 1960
to
1968, Principal and- interest
(J-D) payable at the place se¬
lected by the purchaser.
Alter¬
of Trustees to sell the bonds
l°west interest cost that
1968, and $30,000 in 1969 j wiij
bring a price of approxiPrmcipaL and^interesti mately, but not less, than par and
payable at■ the Chemical j accruecj interest. Bidders are reTrust Co., New York City.
quired to name the rate or com¬
j.
Bank &
are
requested to
name
the
bination
rate of interest in
or
multiples of %
Any rate of inter¬
1/10 of 1%.
will
est
rate
coupon
bid
on
and
of
with
rates
their
which is nearest par and
interest.
apply to the entire issue.
The bonds will be awarded
rate.
premium
will
be
place
at
made
such
must
be in
District
multiple of
will
Vs of
check
2%
of
the
tified
the
Finance
receive
—
Colorado
Lower
Tenn.
Chas. H. Rus¬
Commissioner,
sealed
bids
until
will
receive
a.m.
(CST)
chase of
noon
interest
on
said
from
a
bonds
shall
special
fund
derived
from
the
the
net
revenues
operation of the water
and
sewer
system
in all respects to the
revenues
tem
for
of
the
pledge of the
of the water works sys¬
the
outstanding
portion
an
naming
cost
tov the
less the amount of prernium
cified. ;
to
reject
any
that
event
spe¬
The>City*fetam^'the right
all
or
the
unacceptable
bids
the
to
in
the
thereof
terms
City.
be
The
bonds will be delivered to the
cessful bidder
on
suc¬
1,
bonds
1949.
The
from the net
works
before March
or
payable
are
earnings of the water
of
system
the
City.
The
bonds which will be issued under
the
provisions
of
Chapter 8 of the
amended,
will
indebtedness
Article
State
the
the
of
meaning of
provisions
City
by
mortgage
lien
water
law,
thereto,
lien
similar
be
existing
gage
liens.
is to
pay
as
existing
the
im¬
betterments
which,
created,
fifth
be
but,
the
on
and
shall
shall
within
statutory
a
including
works,
as
an
constitutional
any
limitations,
or
provided
12,
Code,
constitute
not
in
priority
to
mort¬
statutory
The successful bidder
the cost of securing the
approving opinion of Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, ?nd the
cessful
the
bidder
is
signature.
check
for
Enclose
ready
certified
a
payable
$2,500,
suc¬
furnish
to
forms
bond
necessary
for
also
to
the
City.
WISCONSIN
Whitewater, Wis.
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
bids until 3 p.m.
Lois Gnatzig,
sealed
receive
on
Dec. 7
for the purchase of $65,000
not to
exceed
vided
2 ('2%
(CST)
interest
bonds,
di¬
follows:
as
$50,000
and
Construction
Sewer
Improvement bonds. Due Dec.
1,
$5,000 in
follows:
as
1949,
$9,000 in 1950, $10,000 in 1951
and
1952, and $16,000 in 1953.
15,000 Water Works System Ex¬
tension bonds. Due
$3,000 Dec.
1, 1949 to 1953.
-Dated
tion
in
be
Dec.
Denomina¬
1, 1948.
$1,000. Rate of interest to be
multiple of V4 of .1 % and must
a
the
same
of both issue.
for all
the bonds
of
(J-D)
Principal and inter¬
payable at the
Commercial
&
White¬
Savings
No bid will be
Bank, Whitewater.
Dec. 15 for the pur¬
considered for less than all of the
bonds
of
both
issues
and
no
less
for
considered
bid
than
will
be
All other things being equal,
$3,050,000 revenue bonds.
Offering
Bond
preference
VIRGINIA
Parkersburg,
—
Carlton
will
given
be
bid of par and accrued
W. Va.
E.
which
better
to
the
interest or
specifies the lowest
,
Welch,
bids
papable
interest
Authority
Authority
bids until 10
sealed
on
WEST
Due
July 1, 1950 to 1978. The principal
the
in
par.
will
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1948.
and
River
Offering—The
(CST) on Nov. 30 for the purchase
of $700,000 water works and sew¬
er
lowest
est
(P. O. Austin ). Texas
Lafolette,
sell,
cashier's check for $5,000,
or
Bond
Offering
interest
City, said cost to be determined
by computing the total interest
charge over the life of the bonds
water
of the bonds.
Bond
additional
hold¬
of
will be sold to the bidder
the
payable to the District.
value
face
respective
surrender
uniform bid blanks. Enclose a cer¬
may
for
in
2% of the prin¬
cipal amount thereof. The bonds
1%.
furnish
of
be mutually agreed
upon between the purchaser and
the County.
Enclose a certified
as
or
part
amount equal to
the
and
time
the
upon
Any rate or rates named
The
the
No bid at less than par will
will
the
to
pay
ers
bonds
lowest
such
on
whole
in
bid
accrued
printed bonds, a copy of the pro¬
ceedings, the approving opinion
some recognized market attor¬
be considered. The legality of the
ney
selected by the purchasers,
bonds will be approved by Cald¬
and will deliver the bonds to the
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, bank
designated by the purchasers
of New York City, whose favor¬
withodt cost to them.
It is antici¬
able
opinion will be furnished
pated that delivery can be ef¬
the purchaser or purchasers with¬
fected in approximately 60 days.
out charge. Delivery of the bonds
All bids must be submitted on the
highest
in
time
nate
15. ^A'?? in,i?5tI0J,95.8't Board
\nnJo
? 12S Xaa ?'
1964 to
Bidders
1958,
to
numerical
order,
and
should any of said bonds be re¬
deemed prior to maturity, the City
proposals will'be considered
1948.
Denomination $1,000.
Due with
10-year option of redemoOct. 1, as follows: $10,000 in 1949
tion.
It is the intention of the
i?.
1,
time
inverse
provements
No. 2
of
or
Due Dec.
It is antici¬
can
approximately 60 days.
for
Jan.
from
or
bonds to the
delivery
a
receive
ond
furnish
County
equivalent
(P.
will
bid
Chambers County,
TENNESSEE
County
mul¬
District.
of the amount of his
interest is subordinate and junior
construction
check
bid
works
for
in
Enclose
after
r-t
designated by the purchasers
fected
bid.
Davidson
in
uniform
a
will deliver the
that
Nov, 16, Each
submit
shall
sum
a
on
rvi
bid
All bids must
on
District
The
pated
the bonds authorized at
are
be
must
without cost to them.
Due
City; however, both principal and
3
named
submitted
bank
bidder
the election held
Ai
their
Any rate or combination
rates
and
offering the lowest
of interest and agreeing to
par
and
accrued
interest,
pay
4-1-*
with
a copy Of the pro¬
the approving opinion
of some recognized market attor¬
ney selected
by the purchasers,
building, site acquisition
bonds.
x,or- COi?1j
*tfirh
'
printed bonds,
p.m.
Bond Offering — Paul C. Price,
Clerk-Treasurer1 of the Board of
(EST) on Dec.
purchase of" $265,000
rates
ceedings,
Education,
until
improvement
from
noon
Bidders are re¬
%*rvTACT
of
interest.
be
$35,000 in 1952 to 1958, and $30,000
in 1959. / The bonds will be sold
be
Springfield Loctl School District,
/\4-
/\m
blank.
School
receive
lowest
1, 1948.
Dec.
KiMrtri
be
price of approxi-
acSru€d "iterest.
^am<:
of
until
«
dividend
share
the
of
sold, pay¬
(CST) on Dec, 6 for the purchase
$275,000 not to exceed 3%
/°a
p.m.
the
An
psr
1 %
Education/ will receive sealed bids
Dividend No. 178
o
for
bonds to be
Offering
(A-O)
Ohio
«
Lawton
Bond
A
Shadyside Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
cost
mately, but not less than, par and
tiple o'i Vh of 1%.
au¬
19-8.
SCHILLER,
of
the Board of Education.
a
and of the Uniform Bond Act and
were
outstanding
been
bond
or
OKLAHOMA
bid for
the
that will bring a
interest
check
amount
able to
1%. The bonds
issued
lowest
the
at
bination
.
the
in
Dec.
follows: $1,000 in 1949, $4,$5,000 in 1957
as
bonds
agreed
be
may
—.
Bank,
interest
bonds.
Due
which is nearest par and accrued
.
noon
election
quarterly
share
■Company
Education.
and
Bond
house
1948.
10,
to
blanks
of
of
the
10,
school
Dec.
000 in 1950 to 1956,
of printing the
paid by the Board j
These bonds were!
certified check
ot
Dated
will
cost
be
will
bonds
if
as
The
will
authorized at the gen¬
eral election on Nov. 2.
Enclose a
bond for 1 %
interest
4%
bids must
form
bonds
Board's
«
All
Clerk of the Board of
or
Herbert,
authorized at the general election
Nov.
2.
Enclose
a
certified
been taken under the
supervision
of Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey of
Dividend No. 177
bids
rate
printing the bonds will be paid
by the Board of Education. These
were
Texas
Offering—Allen
purchase of $140,000 not to exceee.
date
on
of
the issuance of these
THE SUPERHEATER COMPANY
the
Springfield,
purchaser or purchasers at
banking house in Springfield,
may be agreed upon. The cost
as
Bond
of
to
to the
ery.
NOTICES
Split
in
such
Education, will receive sealed bids
DIVIDEND
interest
considered.
upon.
.
of
School District,
'
bonds
of
amount
gross
accrued
made
of
the
the
and
be
plication
to
number
Bank, New York City.
maturing in 1959 to 1971,
optional for redemption
by the City prior to maturity on
any interest payment date on or
shall
1962, $6,000 in 1963 to 1967,
$7,000 in 1968 to 1972, and $8,000
which will be furnished upon ap¬
in 1973 and 1974, Principal and in¬
plication
to
the
above
Clerkterest (J-D) to be payable at place
Treasurer. The award of the bonds
Al¬
will be made at a special meeting preferred by the purchaser.
ternate proposals will be consid¬
at 7.30 p.m. (EST) on the above
ered with 10-year option of re¬
date.
The bonds will be deliv¬
It is the intention of
ered to the purchaser or purchas¬ demption.
ers
at
such
banking house
in the, Board of Trustees to sell the
be
,t
the
delivery.
bonds
accrued
O.
and
not
delivery. All bids
the
for
bid
which will be furnished upon ap¬
accrued interest to
of
to
highest and best bidder for not
Snrinofield), Ohio
Bond Offering—Edith Barnhart,
Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of
A
Spring¬
be sold
bonds will be sold to the highest
bidder, at not less than par and
Local
bid
1%.
Board of
National
Bonds
and accrued interest. All bids
par
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) to be payable at the
office
of
the
depositary of the
in¬
value thereof and accrued interest,
but the right is reserved to reject
any
V4
TEXAS
Bridge City Independent
Springfield.
The
President of the Board of Trus¬
bonds will be sold to the highest
tees, will receive sealed bids until
and best bidder for not less than
8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 8 for the
of
1964,
Monday, November 29, 1948
a
Bank,
of
of
accrued
(J-D)
must, state
gross
delivery.
The
sold to the highest
may
interest in multiple of
$15,000 in 1965 to
1973.
Bidders may bid for a dif¬
ferent rate of interest in multiple
of
be
bidder for
adopted by
Nov. 16. All
on
state
bid
■amount
to
bid for
CHRONICLE
1%.
tional
1, as follows: $16,000 in 1950
as
Education.
.
Dec.
the
at
of
office, Springfield, until
(EST) on Dec. 9 for the pur¬
chase of $375,000 Wz°/o construc¬
tion and improvement coupon or
registered bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1948.
Denomination $1,000.
Due
FINANCIAL
&
different
lk
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
rate of
noon
Springfield), Ohio
Offering—D.
Bidders
County Superintendent of
School's
.
Mad River Local Sch. Diet.
the
at
above
Clerk-Treasurer.
Bond
COMMERCIAL
THE
7
Mayor,^wiil (EST) on Dec.
receive sealed
until 10
for
a.m.
the
water
purchase
works
of
$250,000
system
revenue
$1,000.
Due
rate
be
of
of
interest.
the
the
direct
Said
bonds
general
City and
are
will
obligations
being issued
bonds. Denomination
subject to the approving opinion
1, as follows: $1,000 in 1954,
$2,000 in 1955 and 1956, $4,000 in
of
Jan.
1957, $6,000 in 1958, $8,000 in 1959,
$10,000 in 1960 to 1964, $12,000 in
1965, $15,000 in 1966 to 1968, and
$20,000 in 1969 to 1974. Principal
and interest payable at the State
Sinking Fund Commission's office
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
which
furnished
opinion will be
to the successful bidder at the ex¬
pense
of said City.
The purchaser
shall furnish the printed
his
own
expense.
tified check for $3,000,
($98,000) of the issue of Water in. Charleston, or at the option of
Revenue bonds dated Nov. 1, 1940. • the holder thereof at the Chase- the City Treasurer.
bonds at
Enclose a cer¬
payable to
@FedFRASER