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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
ISSUE
MONDAY
OCT 16 1950
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
The Commercial w
UBRARY
Chronicle
Financial
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
York, N. Y., Monday, October 16,
New
Number 4951
Volume 172
Cents
Price 90
1950
Copy
a
i
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
-
PUBLIC UTILITY
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Co., Inc.—Sept. Sales
Angerman
Stores, Inc.—Sales Increased
Adam Hat
'Period End. Sept.
172,
Mfg. Co., Middletown, O.—Files
Aeronca
♦
In This Issue
With SEC—
New York
stock (par
(EST)
the
the
will
corporation
on
86,550
covering
Oct. 2 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
(Inc.)—Assets Rise—
American Business Shares
A
covering the period from Aug. 31,
this Fund,
of
of
As
18
Aug. 31,
1950,
and
45%
stock
common
Co.
Discount
American
,
vately Placed—The company has sold $1,000,000 of 41/2%
subordinated debentures to the Jefferson Standard Life
Insurance Co. and the Pilot Life Insurance Co., according
to
Exchange Rates
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
report last month.
a
The
proceeds
added
were
working capital.—V.
to
171, p. 1.
Federal
order
o'f
stock.
common
The
interested persons until Oct. 19, 1950 to
application.—V. 172, p. 193.
has given
SEC
hearing upon the
a
request
45
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1950
1949
$50,000,000 $52,400,000
' 188,803
176,655
Cr83,831
56,000
Year Ended June 30—
sales
Net
.
before
Profit
Federal
taxes
income
income
taxes_^.___
'$104,972
Dividends
paid
$120,655
92,125
income
Net
368,486
♦Loss.
ACQUISITION—Capital investment of $200,000 was made to acquire
50%
stock interest in Golden Citrus Juices Inc., which has con¬
structed a modern frozen orange juice concentrate plant at Fullerton,
Calif., at a cost of approximately $1,000,000.
American Fruit Growers
Incorporated has assumed its proportionate share of liability for the
remainder of the plant cost by guarantee of notes and current ad¬
vances
to the new corporation, totaling approximately $350,000.
The
aforementioned guarantee was made in August, 1950.
American Fruit
Growers Inc. is the marketing agent of Golden Citrus Juices Incor¬
.
—V.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO NEW
production
,
i
i
.
^
„
T
.
.
American Investment Co. of
6 Mos. End. June
income,
Int.
etc.,
1950
30—
from
for inc.
'
-
$7,417,735
$5,271,311
$4,299,588
3,920.413
2,798,521
547,160
401,562
2,469,707
229,658
1,433,108
1,083,456
781,738
*
$2,195,561
profit
Net
$1,860,668
1,362,791
$1.49
1,188,757
$1.38
$1,289,491
1,092,134
$1.07
shares outstdg.
Earnings per
—V.
172,
p.
com.
share
$1,016,499
1,006,268
$0.35
Indianapolis, Ind.—Files With SEC
with the SEC
covering 3,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock to be offered
at par IS100 per sharei, plus accrued interest through Cities Securities
Corp.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The proceeds are to be used for working
on
Oct.
2
filed a
letter of notification
capital.
American Motorists Insurance
The
of
transferable
record
July
26
Co.—Rights Expire—
subscription warrants entitling the
purchase 100,000 shares of capital
to
common stock is to be requested in under consideration to complete the
Appliances, Inc., Mr, Emanuel added.
Oct. 10 announced that the
Old
for
due
Bonds—
Aroostook RR.—Exchange of
the consolidated refunding mortgage 4% bonds due
notified that they may surrender their bonds to the
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston,
Mass., in exchange
a
like principal amount of definitive first mortgage 4V2%
bonds
1976,
issuable pursuant to
bond modification plan.—V. 172,
of
holders
The
1951
been
have
1230.
p.
Period End. Sept.
Corp.—Earnings30—
sales
1950—3 Mos.—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$9,208,003 $6,909,584 $22,689,296 $19,933,884
profit after taxes
Com. shares -outstanding
227,026
600,146
share-
951,741
$1.61
Net
'Earns,
per
'After
com.
356,400
$0.57
$2.46
dividend requirements.—V. 170, p. 1798.
preferred
(A. S.)
Airlines,
Overseas
American
Inc.—Consolidation Ef¬
'Sales
356.400
356,400
633,912
356,400
$1.57
Beck Shoe Corp.—Sales Up 6.3%—
1950—5 Weeks—1949
1950—39 Weeks—1949
$4,413,322 $4,153,203 $29,679,806 $28,954,645
the Adler Corp. are not included.—V. 172, p. 1030.
American
Pan
See
—V.
172,
p.
World
Airways,
Inc.
on
a
subsequent
page.
Delaware—Bonds Placed
Privately—This corporation, it was announced on Oct. 11
placed privately with Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Co. $600,000 of 10-year 4%
first mortgage
bonds.
The American Securities Corp. acted as agent
in this
on
Oct.
3
voted
to
authorize a change in the
stock of the company, increasing the total authorized number
of common stock to a total of 1,000,000 at a par value
of
$4
per
share.
The 89,880 outstanding shares of common stock
now held
will be exchanged at four for one.
The
restated
certificate of incorporation was filed and became
effective on Oct. 5, 1950.
The company's transfer agent, Bank of the Manhattan Co., 40 Wall
capital
of
St.,
transaction
Hedges—Split Up Authorized—
stockholders
The
Seal-Kap Corp. of
of
Benson &
1029.
American
—-
—
'Sales
fective—
shares
New
the
numbers
manufactures various types
dairy industry.—V. 171, p. 845.
corporation
The
usual
The
16)
(Oct.
such
& Telegraph
to
stockholders
stock at par
York,
N.
will issue certificates representing appropriate
stock (par $4), upon surrender
representing shares of the former
value).—V. 172, p. 570.
common
the
vote
company.—V.
American
the
stock
of
(no
certificates
par
St. Louis Listed and
Co.—Plans to Dissolve—
will
Yarn
&
Oct.
164,
p.
20
on
a
Unlisted Securities
Edward D. Jones &
proposal to liquidate and
Processing Co.—Notes Placed
proceeds are to be used to pay for additions
company's properties.—V. 166, p. 562.
Co.
Established 1871
1862.
300 North 4th
Pri¬
vately—The company has sold $600,000 additional 3V2%
notes due serially to July 1, 1956, to the Provident Mu¬
tual Life Insurance Co., it was announced last month.
The
of shares of the new common
cancellation
Co.—Dividend—
quarterly dividend of $2.25 per share is being paid today
975,000 stockholders.
This is the 30th year in which
has been paid.
About 200,000 checks will go to Bell
stockholders
dissolve
to
for
employees.—V. 172, p. 1129.
System
The
of caps and hoods for
dividend
a
American Wine
company
now
Home
to increase the
Emanuel, Chair¬
Period End. Sept. 30—
American Telephone
1341.
American Loan Co.,
The
172,
Net
400,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
During the period beginning at the expiration of the warrants and
expiring May 11, 1951, the company will offer at a price of $5 per
share such of the additional shares as were not purchased pursuant
to
the exercise of warrants to such parties as the directors shall
determine.
Such parties may include among others, officers, directors,
employees, or stockholders of the company.—V. 172, p. 745.
—.—
(est.)
Minority interest
Common
Capitalization
583,723
6,038
tax.
exchange for securities
Nov.
vote
plans
Barker Bros.
Outstanding
has
Illinois (& Subs.)—Earns.
1949
1948
1947
4,268,194
633,740
Expenses, cxcl. interest.
Interest expense
Prov.
its Processed
$8,530,603
receiv.
notes
through
issued in
2094.
Inc.—Assets Up 103%—
net assets of the Fund,
011
Sept.
30,
1950, stood at $14,613,815, compared with $7,169,462^
on
Jan.
1, 1950, an increase of 103%.
During the same period the
net asset value of the shares rose from $14.98 to $16.68,
a gain of
11%.—V. 172, pp. 193 and 474;; V. 172, p. 193 and 474.
(par $5)
stock
Capital
will
of Bendix
p. 1342.
The directors on
FINANCING
Authorized
be
Axe-Houghton Fund B,
a
porated and will sell the entire
Foods Division.—V. 167, p. 1141.
with
acquisition
the laws of the
under
organized
companies
will
announced on Oct. 10.
of additional
Bangor &
insurance
State of Illinois.
stock
Authciization
on
casualty
15 will vote on approving a proposal to
of $2,500,000 4 »/2 % convertible preferred
increase the authorized common stock by
Manufacturing Corp.—To Increase
connection
per
expired
for
American Fruit Growers, Inc.
shares.
preferred
stockholders
man,
share) in the ratio of one share for each three shares held,
Sept. 25, 1950. No fractional shares were issued or sold.
The
net
proceeds are to be used for general corporate purposes
and it is expected that in due course a part or all of such proceeds
will
be Invested
by the company in investments, qualified as legal
($5
to
14, on a proposal
authorized number of shares of common stock, Victor
held by the Office
the
application, American has outstanding 131,000
shares of the participating preferred stock together with 30,000 shares
to
According
Increase
issue
and
$20)
new
Avco
to the SEC for an
of its participating
corporation on Oct. 5 made application
permitting its acquisition of 2,000 shares
preefrred stock, at a price of $2 per share net, now
of Alien Propelty, Department of Justice.
To
company's affiliates.—V. 170, p.
The
45
System
Reserve
—
to file a
anticipates
13, 1950.
Nov.
on
authorized
an
(par
the
of
Shares—
This
stockholders
The
create
Banks of
Condition Statement of Member
America
of
Co.
Canteen
Automatic
45
Reserve Banks
Acquire
Electric Securities Corp.—Seeks to
American
bonds,
Capitalization—
Investment News__Cover
Foreign
Bond Financing—
is planning to refund its $18,400,000 first mortgage
due in 1964, with a new issue of like amount with
probable maturity date of 1980.
The company expects
registration statement with the SEC later this month and
calling
for
competitive bids for the new issue on Nov.
—V. 172, p. 934.
49
The Course of Bank Clearings
42
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices._45
Dividends Declared and Payable
10
Georgia—Debentures Pri¬
of
1665.
company
3Va%
City Bond Offerings
State and
per annum)
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Plans
The
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation &
holds funds to pay the semi-annual
due Oct. 1, 1950 on the above
it
that
notice
described debentures.—V. 171, p.
The
of the company's net assets were invested
in bonds and cash.—V. 172, p. 1341.
55%
sum
gives
(at the rate of 5%
interest
York, 11 Broad Street,
interest).
bank
125,000
increased from 8 cents in
income
the
accrued
The
it
to
sale
serial debenture#
will up to 12 noon on Oct. 31, 1950 receive tender#
of 8% gold debentures to an amount sufficient to
of $11,941 at prices not exceeding par
(exclusive
York, N. Y.,
exhaust
of
National Bank of the City of New
Chase
the
for
outstanding 3%
2l25.
Corp.—Tenders—
Asuncion Port Concession
stock
cents
to
1941
from
and dividends
in 1949.
gains
capital
proceeds were used to retire
bank loans.—V. 170, p.
The
New
Aug. 31,
1950, reveals an increase in per-share net asset
from $2.78 to $3,99.
During the period 98 cents was paid in
value
of 3*4% secured notes,
1957.
and to repay
to
1940
in
record
ten-year
due
..36
37
Toronto Stock Exchange
38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
40
Over-the-Counter Markets
41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
32
Transactions New York Curb Exchange
32
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
notification with the
to be offered at par
per share), without underwriting.
Of these shares, 76,300 are lor
company's account, 6,000 for Schuck Mfg. Co., Inc. and 4,250 for
account
of
Arthur G. Holmes.
The proceeds to the company
be used to purchase additional machinery.—V. 171, p. 1141.
"The
($1
a.m.
Angeles, Calif.—Files—
Alumitape Sales Corp., Los
SEC
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Montreal Curb Exchange
$5,796,797
corporation
Placed Privately—The
placed privately $4,000,000
33
34
35
35
35
Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Los Angeles
Oct. 18—V. 172, p. 1229. V
on
Exchange
Stock
Detroit
Suite
pany's service company, Southern Services, Inc.,
2000, 20 Pine St., New York 5, N. Y., up to 11
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
will be received by the com¬
purchase of these shares
Stock
1950—8 Mos.—1949
$5,463,891
1229.
p.
has
11
23
27
32
32
32
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
York Curb Exchange
Boston
scheduled
been
Stock Exchange
New
has been advanced one week. It had originally
for Oct. 24.
Written proposals for the
$100)
Stock Exchange
New York
sale of 100,000 shares of preferred
of proposed
172,
The
Co.—Stock Sale Advanced—The date
Alabama Power
Quotations
Page
working capital.—V. 171, p. 2509.
for
—V.
Argus, Inc.—Notes
Stock and Bond
corporation on Oct. 2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $50,000 of 4% convertible promissory notes and 50,000 shares
of common stock (latter to be reserved for conversion of notes on the
basis of one share of stock for each $1 unit of notes).
The notes will
be offered at $2.12'/2 per $1 unit of notes.
The proceeds are to be used
The
$766,274
$797,761
Sales
1129.
p.
Increased 4.1%—
1950—Month—1949 '
Period End. Sept. 30—
1950—Month—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$1,413,750 $1,389,347 $11,293,675 $11,416,143
30—
Sales
—V.
1.7%—
and improvements
St., St. Louis 2,
Missouri
Members
York Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
New
Board of Trade
York Curb Exchange (Associate)
Chicago
New
Phone
CEntral 7600
Bell Teletype
SL 593
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<1434)
JBferland Shoe Stores, Inc.—Plans Stock Dividend—
The
will
stockholders
•f $20
from
17
Oct.
vote
authorizing
on
shares
150,000
preferred stock and on increasing the authorized common
100,000 to 240,000 shares.
If approved, the directors plan to
par
share for each
dividend of one preferred and one common
•hare of common now held.—V. 162, p. 188.
declare
a
&
PROCEEDS—The
plan
The
next, $2,000,2AU% bonds,
15, 1076. at 100 and interest.
Payment will be
Ycrk transfer office of the corporation at 25
Th*e corporation has called for redemption on Nov. 15,
of its consol'dated mortgage 30-year sinking fund
D0g
scales
J,
tnade
.at
due
Nov.
the
New
Broadway,
York,
New
letter
2,533
notification
of
of
shares
378.
p.
Corp.—Filing With SEC—
Blue Ridge
A
172,
Y.—V,
N.
stock
common
$7,950,000
hopper
be
will
used
and 550
$10,000,000.
about
The
certificates
to
help
50-ton
cars
will
ICC for authority to issue
Proceeds from sale of the
the purchase of 1,350 70-ton
4
be
finance
box
which
cars,
dated
Nov.
expected
are
to
of
contract,
a
shares
at
from
the
the
of
1950, and will mature in
30 semi-annual instalments of $285,000 each, beginning May 15, 1951.
Competitive
bids
will be
asked
to determine
the
dividend rate.
—V. 172, p. 1231.
15,
sale
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
clare
Initial
Common
'See
bank
Jf
the
Co.
additional
1950—Monlh—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$8,316,902 $9,799,936 $51,126,035 $58,805,076
Period End. Srpt. 30--
CaJeg
—V.
172,
1030.
p.
?
turnings
$802,757
$2.90
$2.96
$2.33
$3.88
345,000 shares.
certificates included in
1950.
Total current
•ssets- amounted to $6,165,382,
while current liabilities amounted to
#805,181 or a current ratio of 7.7 to 1.
The net current assets, or
working capital, as of June 30, 1950 amounted to $5,36C,200 or $15.54
per share compared with $4,465,484 or $12.94 per share a year ago.
Total
net
assets
as
of
June
10,
1950 were $7,331,032
or
a
book
value of
$21.25 per share compared
with $6,465,447 or $18.74 per
•hare on June
30, 1949.—V, 170, p. 1695.
NOTE—Cash
current
and
hand
on
totaled
assets
U.
Treasury
S.
$3,376,138
Dec.
9,
Delayed—
Boston & Providence RR. Corp.—Hearing
Interstate
definitely
EE.
on
to
was
requested by
Providence road.—V.
a
Boston
171,
and
committee
stockholders'
postponement
in¬
postponed
had
hearing
The
Providence EE.
&
11
Oct.
on
of the New York, New Haven
outstanding securities of the
been set for Oct. 18. The
an application
purchase all the
hearing
a
Hartford
Sc
Boston
Commission
Commerce
the
of
1562.
p.
out
stockholders
The
the
by
ol
record
of
30
distribution of
held,
shares
Cents
record
dividend
31.—V.
Aug.
172,
City
Stores
Vieh
The
stockholders
#1*000,000.
in
notes
Oct.
on
The
will vote
31
indebtedness
short-term
to banks.—V.
payable
payable
Net
profit
The
Ended
a
1950
p. 2194.
30,
171,
proposal to increase the
to $1,750,000 from
had outstanding $500,000
172,
in
Detroit.
Louis,
St.
Orders
material,
it
W.
•' *■£,
ni'
v..
Owens-Illinois
Clinton
Total
sales__'
division
raw
the
Federal
The
1
■
■■
■
The
Sept.
he
C.
N.
the
white
company
Oct.
on
filed
2
letter of
a
(non-voting)
without underwriting.
one
share for each five shares held,
•re
•
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Plans Financing—
It
reported on Oct. 3
It' is
■the
an
this company will be in the
that
in
was
December,
understood
company's
with
that
the
construction
offering
proceeds
of
from
this
171,
program.—V.
in
$15,000,000
will
2300.
be
sale
p.
market,
bonds.
used for
new
—V.
ities
valued
•mount,
amortized
"With
outstanding
The
asset
1950
$11.88
a
coverage per
(excluding
#4J578.
stock
common
with
compared
was
share
on
June
Interest
1950.
financing
costs)
Sept. 30,
on
amounted
to
requirements on debentures out-4.36 times.
Net income applicable to common
•tack for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1950 (exclusive of profits
on sales
of securities)
was $231,322,
compared with $187,770 for the
•tending
mine
were
months
and
30,
$1,000 of debentures outstanding
unamortized debenture
un¬
These compared
June 30, 1950.
Net asset
a
share on Sept. 30,
1950,
$84,990).
of
$12.94
on
(excluding
$9,131,661
were
costs
financing
assets
of
$8,535,619
net
the
of
debentures,
debenture
total
value
corporation at Sept.. 30, 1950, with secur¬
quotations and before deduction of principal
market
at
of
amortization
earned
ended
Sept.
1949,
30,
an
of
able
adapter
the
to
that
means
be
adapter,
an
to
of
increase
28.19%.—V.
Colony
Trust
Co.,
trustee,
45
Milk
from
is
$25
to
31,
thereafter
l
reduces
lines
405
$50,
PEOCEEDS—The
the
sale
the
of
working
net
the
306 %
*
Boston,
Mass.,
exhaust
and accrued
the
interest
sum
to
of
Oct.
$117,186
20,
at
1950.—V.
-
prices
172, p.
not
to
capital
and
NEW
Jan.
offered
used
pany's
equity
capital
funds
To
that
end
for
DEBENTUEE
capital
should
through
the
the
1230.
reported
Oct.
11. that
this
is planning to issue
•nd sell in November $1.0,000,000 of new bonds, the proceeds of which
9x6 to be used for its construction program.—V. 172, p. 379.
on
The
approval
on
owhers
see
of
days'
the
of
some
color
price
system
high
as
$51.50 per
being
and being
to
be
received
are
to
become
general
by
part
corporate
OFFEEING—This
place
sale
of
EFFECT
company
1,
1959
TO
1951
per
the
of
value)
Class
A
Common
stock
com.
stock
(no
BUSINESS—The
for
the
other business
par
par
share
1950—Month—1949
$927,592
$705,639
1950—7 Mos.—1949
$5,083,023
$5,052,330
—J. 171, p. 947.
of
'Chase Candy Co.—Stock Publicly Offered—F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc., on Oct. '6 publicly offered 134,416 shares
stock (par $1) at $2.75 per share. These were
the unsubscribed portion of the 147,861 shares offered
to
stockholders (other than F. S. Yanfis & Co.,
Inc.) for subscription at $2.50 per share between J3ept* 25
and Oct. 2, and represent
part of a block of 200,000 shares
common
net
assets
of
25c
and
share
on
of
:
for
the
Manhattan
Co.,
con¬
Ralph
H.
,
agent
the
& Trust
financing,
'
clearing
as
Bank
City
Co.,
of
York,
New
Manufacturers
Chase
Co.,
credit,
Bankers
National
Guaranty
Trust
Co.,
Trust
J.
P.
Co.
Bank,
of
Morgan
&
New
Co.
Retail Stores, Inc.—Sept. Sales Off—
1950—Month—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$2,915,320 $20,521,241
$22,629,505
PEESENT
the
Natural
$0.52
filed
4
registration
a
with
statement
SEC
the
its outstanding common stock, $1 par value."
for public
sale by the present holders
proceeds are to
the
of
Co.,
&
Detroit,
of
offering
corporation
in
The
by the company.
principal under¬
be received
named
is
the
as
underwriting
and
price
terms
are
be
to
98,000
exchange,
stock
Calif.—Files—
Oct. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 25 Cents) to be
on
on
basis, for 98,000 shares,
California corporation,
share for share
of Artist Records,
a
(par 31)
notification
of
proceeds
a
filed
was
the
with
SEC
Oct.
on
2
covering
to be offered at $4.50 per share
$5)
(par
to go to Robert C. Caldwell,
arc
172, p.
announced
is
due
record
Oct.
director, the selling
a
194.
City, Mo.—Stockholders Sub¬
rights
Subscription
underwritten,
Oct.
dealer
in
Roger W.
1,
6,250
to
convertible
debenture
stockholders of
common
be
on
notes
Sept.
in
The
1950.
30,
paid.
They
will
treasury
notes
not
were
were
issued
as
probably be sold
of
and family are said
to
to be the largest stockholders.
the stockholders approved the proposal to authorize
of
4!/a'7
convertible debenture notes due Oct.
authorized
reserved
additional 400 000 shares of common stock
an
conversion
for
of
the
notes
the
on
basis
of
24
shares
944 shs.
108,060 shs.
to
$850,000
of
stock
11.940 shs.
4Va%
of
block.
one
Babson
and
1962,
of
10,000 shs.
$300,000
commissions
no
$80,000
Aug. 21, last,
issue
an
$300,000
expired
and
The
1950.
1,
some
Outstanding
the
which were offered
1950, at par and interest, $220,000 principal amount
taken by stockholders and friends, leaving $80,000 in the treasury.
was
FINANCING
of
that
1962,
1,
31,
Aug.
The
over
$20,000,000,
it
is
Corp.
—
Stock
share, 28,800 additu^il^ shares of common"
stock (par $5) on the basis of -one share for each 8%'
shares held. Rights will expire at 3 -pan., (EST)' on Oct;
16.
The offering has been underwritten by Scott &
$60
any
the
at
$60,
entitle
from
this
,
the
prevailing.
each
for
said
attached,
In no event shall-
$60
par
warrant
value
being
of
notes
exercisable
to and including Oct. 1, 1962, provided that'
increased an additional $150,000 only upon the
notes outstanding.
the
the
of
The warrant rights would
purchase
warrant to
authorized common
share.
per
Rockland-Atlas
of
shares
24
be
up
of
holder
$2.50
at
National
Bank
of
Boston,
Boston,
Mass.,
i3
the notes.
rBnior to the
sbhres
shall
be
60%
than
less
1952,
may
of
trustee, for
>1
♦ .
1,
issue
approval
errtitl(e
to
warrant
Oct.
and
may
him
which
$1,000,
be offered
titling purchase at conversion price then
to
and
$500
said premium decreasing % of 1% each year to and
1. 1961.
In the event of redemption before maturity
use,
at
their option,
transferrable warrants en¬
Oct.
note-holders
it
$100,
year.
with
date,
including
of
this year, and not more than $300,000 in
They may be called for payment after Oct. 1,
redemption price not to exceed 105 and accrued interest
following
1952,
to
notes.
of
denominations
in
are
only $300,000 will
an¬
Offering
each
for
notes
stocks
Gas
$0.76
Crown Drug Co., Kansas
Its
now
1,701,005
$0.12
scribe for $220,000 of Convertible Debenture Notes—
com¬
120,000 shs.
are
$58,693,391
2,513,667
offered
be
public
stockholder.—V.
is engaged in the business of providing
operations of manufacturers, distributors and
company
1950—9 Mos.—1949
381,591
by
letter
111.
from
12,000 shs.
value)
Subs.)—Earnings—
$15,043,389 $68,085,070
$0.35
Oct.
to
none
covering
It
in
(&
1950—3 Mos.—1949
company's
Underwritten—The company is offering to its common
stockholders Of record Oct. 6, • 195t); for subscription at*
per
14'
same'
of Aug,
common
purposes.
increase
is
The
The
$10.25
the
through David A. Noyes & Co. and Swift, Henke & Co., both of Chicago,
on
172,. p. 934.
Commonwealth
i
Bank
are:
1,000 shares of common stock
company
this
with
Cribben & Sexton Co., Chicago, 111.—Files—
Commonwealth Investm't Co.—Assets Over $20,000,000
The
long-term
of
Cormac Records, Inc., Santa Ana,
financing activities fall into five principal
classifications;
Accounts receivable, installment contracts, warehouse
receipt loans, chattel mortgages and miscellaneous loans.
The company has three wholly-owned subsidiaries, viz: Commercial
Discount Corp.
(Ind.); New York Commercial Discount Corp.
iNew
York); and J. W. Donald Co.
(Del.)—V. 172, p. 1343.
nounced.—V.
of
group
a
194.
Simonds
The
on
13,500 shs.
__
value)
current
with
credit
16,
amendment.
31, .1950, there were 600,000. common shares outstanding.
The company is said to be one of the largest producers of com¬
pressor
and
condensing refrigeration units for commercial use
in
the
United States.—V.
171, p. 1459.
in
2,000 shs.
(no
concerns.
Nego¬
—
and
company
the
6,250
Pfd.
par
act
share__
p.
supplied
$100.
as
reduced
$50
$300,000
($50 par value)
($100
,
Co., Corn Exchange Bank Trust Co., The First-
July 31—
stock
Baker,
it in a position to raise further
additional subordinated debentures.
$3.50 prior pfd. stock
stock
Co.,
1343.
p.
1,139,316
per
writer.
7,000,000
telecasts
Columbia
the
notice at
1958,
1,
31,
due Dec.
payable,
the
Oct.
,
Hanover
Trust
corporation
The
'Chanslor & Lyon-Palace Corp.—Sales Increased—
Period End. July 31—
Bales
participating
of
York, Inc.
$50,000,000
a
anticipation
Bank
172,
will run until October 1951.
in connection with the company's
made
&
Trust
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—Registers With SEC—
de¬
is presently
GIVING
B due Oct.
ser.
effective
date
in
Central
New
placed
were
&
V.
See
series
bonds,
91
Bank
credit
be
Bank
172,
On
debs.,
funds
•
was
This
television
$150,000.
CAPITALIZATION
Oct.
protect
to
negotiating with the holder of
the outstanding 5c debentures, series B, for the sale of a new series
of
subordinated
debentures
in
the
approximate
principal
sum
of
company
of
$27,449,455
notes
PLANS
exceed
Central Power & Light Co.—Plans Financing—
It
tentative
converters
redemption
proceeds
shares
of
National
20.
The cost of adapters has been
and
30
on
to
mortgage
issue
172, p. 934.
—V.
A
1952,
the
.sever¬
Loans—
$2,853,851
SEC
redeemable
Dec.
Jan.
Note
Street,
Wijl until noon of Oct. 17, 1950 receive tenders for sale to it of first and
jjenerai mortgage series L 3 \'z % bonds due Oct. 1, 1970, to an amount
to
this
Nov.
on
the
of
Authorized
Old
authorized
and after said date and if the redemption at any time is by use of
sinking fund moneys; ih each case plus accrued and unpaid dividends.
The prior preferred stock may also be purchased by the company.
170,
Central Maine Power Co.—Tenders—
sufficient
11
in color without an adapter
the picture definition from
or
produces the color effect.
stock
before
5%
The
most
method
p.* 1492.
•
Oct.
on
opposition
Columbia
not
The
Co.
that
hew
income
Net
2,630 shares of $3,50 prior preferred stock at par
This
On
Sales
($50 per share)*
each
this
of
assets
net
Authorized to
—
172, p. 934.
fered
or
Carriers & General Corp.—Net Assets Show Gain—
Total
System, Inc.
system
will
have
Sold Privately—
2%%
our
Haril'ord
$90,000,000,
The
Sales
offered
']
,
CBS
they
10 announced that it has made arrangements
Oct.
on
Irving Trust
:As
lines
525
at
Edison
Consolidated
Commercial Discount Corp. (Del.), Chicago, 111.—Stock
Offered—Julien Collins & Co. on Sept. 28 publicly of¬
*
probably
current
converter
estimated
The proceeds
to increase capital stock and surplus.
converter.
a
the
the
without
which
Inc., New York Trust Co., and United States Trust Co.—V. 171, p. 2607,
months."
of
the
in
Continental Motors Corp.
concerted
receivers
the
notification with the SEC
common stock (par $1),
to be offered to present stockholders at $2 per share on the basis of
.The
York,
color
black
series
and
8.640
general
will
Co.,
National
President of CBS. raid that his firm jvould start,
20 hours a
week within two months, and that
confident receivers to pick up the telecasts would be available
and
and
program,
Chemical
Stanton,
few
a
and
—Files With SEC—
covering 50,000 shares of class B
of
banks
Other
thereof,
was
first
with
banks.
expires.
Trust
1
Frank
broadcasting
Approval
Burlington,
Co.,
Insurance
at
given
underwriters
several
——~—
(mentioned
covering 150,000 shares of
had
FCC
the
of
175-acre tract adjoining the Wickwire
Buffalo,
N.
Y.,
to
provide for
future
Commission, which split 5-to-2 on the decision, acted
buyers against sets
that might become
outdated.
the
other
of
a
future
television
Casualty
this
par, $100 per share, with an
additional 40,000 shares at par.
Communications Commission
overrode
268,800 shs.
bonds
8,640
Inc.
Tapscott, President, said.
National
City
Bank
will
Co., Toledo, Ohio, 10,000
convertible preferred stock
corporation to begin commercial color television operations
The
but
11,520
of
101 Vu
at
York
Earned
tScott-Burr Stores Co.—V. 172, p. 570.
•Bjutler Brothers.
Privately—Charles
1231.
p
$4,900,000,
names
Period End. Sept. 30—
plant
172,
at
at
an
has purchased
company
230,000
limit.
fixed
1980
1,
credit
a
New
group
Start Color Television Operations—
"in
^-Carolina
Inc.
Foods
purchase
p. 662.
Columbia Broadcasting
$13,053,106 $13,441,538 $87,928,230 $92,904,683
_
Glass
350.000
230,000
500,000 shs.
closed
is
Mason,
corporation
The
of the Executive Committee
cumulative
4%%
of
&
Consolidated
will
that
Outstanding
$350,000
value
tiates $90,000,000 Bank
corporation has sold for investment to Wm. E. Levis,
the
FINANCING
$4,900,000
Hartford, Conn., and three insurance companies.
industvy.
—
t-T>
Oct.
privately
1950.
16,
PRESENT
1343.
p.
Period End.
1950—Month—1949
1950—9'Mos.—1949
$10,662,820 $11,440,190 $70,130,724 $76,284,132
2,390,286
2,001,348
17,797,506
16,620,551
-W. .'
'
Oct.
series
$10,000,000
due
the
exchange
of
10 announced
TO
Strudwick
&
172,
—V.
JButler Brothers (& Subs.)—September Sales—••
tRetail sales
Oct,
on
sought
series
Connecticut Power Co.—Bonds
to
receive
of
date
Placed
be
*
par
without
Borrowings
Inc.—Stock
Foods
Metcalf, President,
cision
Period End. Sept. 30—
♦Wholesale sales—
offers
company's
EFFECT
3 V2 %
1952-1953
due
$5
Horner
—V.
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Plans Expansion—
manufacturing plants
Ark., Philadelphia and
supplies of
should insure peak operation for
ending Nov. 30.—V. 172, p. 281.
year
will
offers,
present expiration
previous
line system.
will
Stringfellow
struction
$2.30
111.,
Carlisle,
and
currently available
indicated,
the fiscal
tremainder of
at
Cairo,
hand
on
was
production
full
Scott,
1949
$2.90
&
Anderson
1343.
p.
expansion.—V.
1950
—
reported
Scott
for
the
the
its
pipe
Shares
paid
1950.
that
beyond
Clinton
The
31—
share
per
company
located
Aug.
1,
added
extended
Spencer
Months
Nov.
exchange
through
raised
its proposed
additional capital
at the time.
respective number of shares of common stock
ally agreed to puichase, are as follows:
on
the
funds
1052-1955__
due
initial
The
under
together
1970
notes
stock,
issuable
F,
President,
stock
common
option to
—V. 172,
Burkart Manufacturing Co.—Earnings-
<r(F.)
3
Schwartz,
GIVING
UNDERWRITERS—The
1950.
Dividend—Not
30-Cent
the
required,
bends,
1,
note
term
The
ar,e
the company
of
at June
company
on
1,
be
to
were
serial
alter
line
June
Common
that action on
1950, and
Schwartz
be
of
Bruce Co.—Plans Increase in Debt—
authorized
J.
Co.
shares
2606.
p.
dividends
the
pipe
due
3)4'if
had
share
per
close of business Dec.
that
stated
industrialist and Chairman
(Ohio)—Change in Name—
172,
below.—V.
Co.
(E. L.)
3%
1950.
$2
been paid,
at the
record
also
Co.—Declares
Stores
dividend
of
See
1,
Committee
of
Oct. 10 announced that
the
directois have declared a regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per
share on the common
stock, payable Nov.
1,
1950, to holders of
record Oct. 19, 1950.
He pointed out that the effect of this will be
that stockholders of Oppenheim,
Collins & Co., Inc. and of Franklin
Simon & Co.,
Inc., who exchange their holdings for shares of City
—V.
662.
Brodhead-Garrett Co.
Nov.
Finance
dividend
mtge.
A,
stock
a
was
p.
holders of
additional
to purchase the
The net proceeds
with the proceeds
Authorized
1st
Extend Exchange Offer—
recommended
as
paid Sept. 15 to stockholders of
Sept. 1. The company also paid a regular cash dividend of
per share,
and an extra 30 cents on Sept. 15 to holders
The
directors.
•f
three
each
for
the
approval
24
Aug.
on
shares
two
the
initial
the common stock, and that immediately
on
earnings prior to
Mr.
dividend
business
of
that
an
preferred stock had
announcement
of
not
66%% Stock Dividend—
close
that
2,500
offered
share.
notes will be used to pay the
the additional Portsmouth stock.
each
of
the dividends to be
paid out of the 1950 earnings would be taken after the results for that
year had been determined.—V. 172, p. 1343.
4
Bristol Brass Corp.—Pays
the
on
1950 to
The
Herbert
The
board
paid
the
at
announced
the
and
dividend
record
also
to
8,938 shares of the
share.
It also has
the
on
share in respect
per
making up the full
$5 per share in respect of each of ihe years J947,
1948 and 1949,
the
common
stock would be eligible foi
a
dividend, and a special
meeting of the directors would be called to .consider the question of
declaring a dividend of $2 per share on the common stock, payable
30,
June
on
of
directors
declared
the
$1,022,985
'Based on
taxes.
1847
•
$1,001,803
$1,339,959
per share
be
1948
1949
I960
;
charges and
•After
certificates
The
Years End. June 30—
dividend
additional
an
has
per
stock,
through methods to be determined
1947 and 1948, and $1.75 per share for the year 1949,
total of $3.75 payable Nov. 20, 1950 to holders'of voting
a
recommended
;<George W.) Borg Corp.—Earnings-
declared
10
a
Arrearages—
years
making
trust
Oct.
on
preferred stock amounting to $1
A
the
r
♦Net earnings
directors
series
of
of
term
purchase
that
are
CAPITALIZATION
The
Decreased 15.1%—
JBond Stores, Inc.—Sept. Sales
part
a
per
to purchase
share, and
price
adequate to complete
funds
is
below.)
believes
be
of $42
same
new
and
acquired
price
a
additional
proposed
stock
of a controlling
engaged in the local dis¬
company,
with funds obtained
company
conditions,
per
Gas
company
at
the
loan
Portsmouth
The
Pacific RR.—To De¬
&
Dividend—Clears
price
of
company's
temporary
the
company
has recently
certain
to
same
additional
by
a
Commonwealth
loan,
remaining 2C2 shares at
cost
Co.
Portsmouth
subject
the
Gas
bank
of
stock
the
of
acquisition
The
gas.
temporary
a
common,
applied to the
trust certificates.
Oct.
on
equipment
of
certificates
4 covering
to be offered at the market
& Light Co.—V. 171, p. 1354.
$1'
ipat
for the account of American Cities Power
company
by
issuance
the
Portsmouth
in
financings v/ill
the SEC on Oct.
with
filed
was
finance
to
interest
tribution
Redemption—
Monday, October 16', 1950
.
.
Stringfellow, Anderson & Strudwick and Scott, Horner
Mason, Inc.
\
purchased from the company by the underwriter, on
June 29, 1949, at $2.50 per share, the proceeds of which
were used by the company to increase its working capi¬
tal. See also V. 172, p. 1230.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—To Issue Equipments—
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Partial
.
there were outstanding 516,351
abovementioned offering,
common
stock
(par
25
out of
cents.)
an
authorized issue
of
"
shares.
«G4,812
"
'
_
wincing
of
indebtedness.
The
.
the sale of the debenture issue are to be added to
capital and will be used for the purpose of retiring present
proceeds
Crown
'
Drug
Co.,
'
organized
'
in
Delaware
on
June
8,
1934,
T
"1*;^
Cft. .•■•'.t'-.-rfw'S'flft'.1.,
r»i
■
of
chain
a
Missouri,
(Wiv
Number 4951
Volume 172
operates
IV'
Kansas
drug
33
J'B' ii
.
stores
5
\
in
:
COMPARATIVE
'
9 Mos. End.
Year End.
June 30,'50
Wet
Sept. 30,'49
$10,019,016 $13,734,328
sales
*100,992
Operating revenue
Other
revenue..
$667,114
$580,234
$4,463,655
operating
expenses.
534,619
585,142
3,657,369
rev.
ry.
132,495
*24,908
806.286
131,912
Net
ry.
62,638
*65,288
410,783
*209,433
opers.
income
oper.
tCorrected figures.—V.
♦Deficit.
*$78,522
on
Federal
income
$29,400
12,640
Total
Interest
12,893
payable
notes
•"
State
income
Net
taxes!'
4,000
.
declared
Earnings
$11,957
*$55,162
income
Dividends
550
Cr36,000
taxes
♦Loss.
Sales
Net
SHEET
BALANCE
p.
—V.
accounts
receivable
(net>__.
28,633
accounts
receivable
(neti__
52,707
Prepaid
income
36.000
taxes
123,383
8,672
875,885
164,871
86.915
assets
Land,
1,417,169
1
expenses
Other
buildings,
Leasehold
Total
(net)
equipment, etc.
improvements (not)
__;
The
payable
$50,624,338
from
$28.87
rose
September, 1950.—V.
bank
to
RFC
Accrued
payroll
the
at
Accrued
taxes
Estimated
Capital surplus
Earned
assets
close
60,926
831,435
._.
1,041,253
$2,875,984
571.
p.
corporation
Oct.
on
filed
9
Y. City—Files With SEC—
letter
a
covering $200,000 of 5%
subordinated debentures due 1980 to
be offered through Hodson & Co., Inc.. New York.
The proceeds are
to be
used to reduce debt, for expansion and for general corporate
172,
1343.
p.
Deere
:___
Sales
973,552
$273,478,671
of
sold--
goods
$274,001,626
160,430,716
176,057,047
24,150,040
Total
Cost
933,571
21,531,088
(net)
Int., divs., and miscell. other income
_______
Shipping, selling, and administrative expenses
Prov. for cash and volume discounts, returns
receivables--
27,243,409
26,231,289
Fed., Dominion and state inc. taxes
29,050.000
for
Interest
720,997
$28,108,441
80,377,393
89,062,289
doubtful
and
miscell.
and
___
surplus at beginning of year
Total
surplus
O.
1,320,150
N.
B.
—V,
171,
2399.
p.
Stores, Inc.
income
(&
172,
1950
1949
Street,
that ferry service between
York, N. Y., will cease at
New
Name
for
Oct.
Consolidated Gas Co.—Plans Financing
in
12
asked
were
debentures
at
to
sale by the com¬
approve
special
a
stockholders'
meeting
19.
transaction
Public
of
Oct.
on
will
be
Utility
subject
approval
to
the
of
New
Bankers
to
pay
Trust
York.—V.
New
of
used
$103,337
171,
Oct.
on
2
outstanding-
280,204
272,864
$0.41
$0.37
$0.85
after
after
$112,338
$943,568
Nil
$0.24
$2.05
172,
$415,000.—V.
of
p.
1344.
Eversharp, Inc.—Earnings—
Months Ended Aug,
6
1950
after
income
Net
per
income
$7,570,709
$1.14
taxes
—______
outstanding
shares
1949
$9,279,451
1,106,319
941,689
$0.93
31—
Sales
♦Earnings
share
common
expansion
company's
bank
1130.
be
ported late last month that this company has
for
was
the
The
will
proceeds
sold $6,000,-
program.—V. 172, p.
Finch
rill
Co.
1232.
Sept. 25 publicly of¬
(par $1) at $3 per
C. G.
McDonald & Co., Detroit, on
fered
100.000 shares of common stock
share.
net
company's
hardware
builders'
also
sales for
Net
profit
amounted
$1,804,286,
to
used
be
to pay
for expansion
facilities.
the
for
months
five
For
CAPITALIZATION
to
the
and
year
Michigan on Feb. 20,
casement
window and door
in
of
1950
ended
profit was
net
GIVING
EFFECT
were
$1,010,351, and net
net
Dec. 31, 1949,
$131,825.
NEW
TO
sales
FINANCING
Trust
Co.,
the
of
cum.
Common
pi'd. stk. (310 par value)
conv.
stock
($1
of
City
added
the
to
the
use
valuei
$1,638,119
Sales
—V.
172,
conversion of the
14.8% Higher—
$1,426,733
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$2,667,221
$3,103,160
Drayer-Hanson, Inc., Los Angeles,
Calif.—Files—
Oct. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
BEC covering 255.033 shares of common stock to be offered to present
stockholders at par
(40 cents per shaie), without underwriting.
The
corporation
proceeds
are
capital—V.
to
172,
on
be
p.
used
663.
to
common
will
,
underwritten by
be
Graham, Ross & Co.,
share.
per
also
voted
to
grant
at
shares
10,000
M.
C.
$1.75
a
President,
Bower,
87V2
and
share
to
10.9%—
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$6,494,005
1950—Month—1949
$6,718,556
$825,025
1031.
p.
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
Florida Power
Bank Fanners Trust Co., New York, N. Y., has
registrar for 40,000 shares of cumulative preferred
series.
For offering, see V. 172, p. 1344.
City
been
stock, *
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
Frazer Cos.,
will redeem 10,000 shares of its 4%%, $100
preferred stock on Nov. 15, 1950, at $102 per share
accrued and unpaid, dividend amounting to 60 cents.
This
company
cumulative
There
an
cents per share
further option
run for 3 years
a
250.
168, p.
$914,857
The
authorized
50,000
are
outstanding
and
of the company at $102 per share
purposes, - in
each case plus
the
sinking fund
168, p. 2684.
option
par,
plus :
shares, redeemable
at $100 per share
accrued dividends.—
or
Express
Growers
Sale—The com¬
Co.—Private
in September sold privately $10,245,000 of 2.85%
equipment trust certificates, series N, dated Sept. 15,
1950.—V. 172, p. 1136.
pany
(Julius)
Garfinckel & Co.,
Subsidiaries)—Earnings—
loans
normal tax,
pay
creditors'
claims and
for
working
dividends
if
and
offices
or
businesses.
in 1927, is a holding
engaged in three distinct types of
the finance business and related activities, namely, loans under small
loan
laws, discount
leans and sales financing.
The company, out
of
its own capital
or
borrowings, provides its subsidiaries with the
money necessary to permit them to conduct their respective businesses.
The company believes that it is the fifth largest company
operating
principally in the small loan field.
Through subsidiaries the company operates 153 finance offices in
cities
corporation,
subsidiaries of which
in
23
incorporated
are
states,
171,
EFFECT TO
due April 1,
notes,
Outstanding
t4'/2 %
Common
stock
*206,045
(par
shares
5,800,000
150,000 shs.
*2,000,000 shs.
$li
of
authorized
but
unissued common
5.800,000
share
1,662,411
depreciation,
interest,
taxes,
dividends.—V.
stock
were
re¬
1956.
SHORT-TERM BORROWINGS—As of Sept.
report
172,
this
of
p.
loss
011
,
1,662,396
$0.71
$0.72
exchange,
etc.
tAfter
936.
company,
Frank
Inc.—Assets Up—
Altschul,
Chairman,
and
after deducting $6,200,000 preferred stock,
share of common stock 011 the 1.673,118
assets,
$23.29
state
After
$45,169,650,
were
Net
to
Pi csident,
Linder,
F.
assets
per
were
equal
shares out¬
compared with $20.87 on June 30,
1950, and $19.85
on
Dec. 31, 1949, on 1,662,278 shares outstanding.
If all outstanding
warrants
entitling holders to subscribe to common stock had been
standing,
as
exercised,
been
have
the
$23
resulting net asset value as of
per
share on 1,800,220 shares.
Sept. 30,
1950 would
from the sale of securities for the nine months was
$2,472,610.
Net income from dividends and interest for the period,
after expenses and State and municipal taxes, was $905,737.—V. 171,
Net
profit
1357.
General American
1,
1950, the company had
in the aggre¬
$20,500,000, of which $15,400,000 represented bank
loans and $5,100,000
represented commercial paper.
The amount of
such bank loans and commercial paper outstanding varies from time to
of
stockholders
One
record
of
57,157
shs.
1,554,444'/< shs.
outstanding short-term bank loans and commercial paper
amount
1,662,396
$0.41
that as of Sept. 30, 1950, net
dividends of $709,017, the increase
for
the
nine
months was $5,745,813.
This increase is exclusive of
$216,800
received
from
subscription, on exercise of warrants,
for
10,840 shares of common stock at $20 per share.
Harold
The
1, 1950, for issuance upon conversion of the 57,157
of preference stock, series A, then outstanding,
^Convertible to
1,
1,578,086
1.662.411
$0.36
outstg._
com.
per
dend,
stock, series A
pref.
and including Aug.
gate
shares
the
In
$10,000,000
810,000,000
1965-
$50)
(par
cumul,
$6,168,158
807,242
1,593,926
General American Investors Co.,
-
15-year
Preference stock
$6,440,038
income
♦After
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$3,272,606
384,739
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
3 %
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$3,279,652
revenues
tEarns.
361,585
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Gatineau Power Co.
♦Net
262,515
695.
p.
Period End. June 30—
p.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
262,515
stock
common
on
649,000
$944,630
399,070
stock
preferred
on
dividends
—V.
665,000
$1,000,940
——
Common
1,593,630
District of Colum¬
surtax and
income
Gross
1949
1950
1,665,940
taxes
tax
Net
Wholly-Owned
$21,891,808 $21,694,375
saies
net
Profit before income
from the sale of this stock will be
balances.
It is the present intention
not
all, of these proceeds to reduce
cash
additional
of
(&
Inc.
Year Ended July 31—
Total
and Delaware Trust Co.,
Y.,
909,252
Oct.
shares
share
After payment of the stock dividend there
outstanding.—V. 172, p. 195.
Electric
breaking pace
Stock Div»
approved a 100% common stock divi¬
will be jssued Oct. 16 to the stockholders
26
2.
General Electric
General
Oil Co. of Texas—100%
Aug.
on
additional
will b©
Co.—Appliance Output at Record—
appliance
will continue at its recordmonths, but will drop off about
production
through the next three
Vice-President in charge of the company's
Appliance and Mercnandise Department, predicted on Oct, 5.
20%
in
1951, H. L. Andrews,
"Although the supply of
nothing
that
will
interfere
materials is tightening," he said, "we forsee
with our scheduled production during the
Our factories should continue running at the
maintained in the second and third quarters.
Consequently, there
final quarter of this year.
rale
N. Y. REctor 2-9570 Herbert D. IBelb«rt, Editor and _1
advertising issue) with •
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Comnanv
Reentered
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second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N: Y.,- under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United
American Union, $45.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $48.00 per year.
Other Countries, $52.00 per year. v
The
William
offices:
HOTS:
'
proposal to create an au¬
convertible stock (par $1)
stock from 400,000 shares
proceeds
portion,
major
bank
others
from
shares
The
N.
served, as of Sept.
1232.
p.
York,
New
subordinated sinking
fund notes, due Sept. 1. 1962
1950—Month—1949
Sept. 30—
stock
A
$2.50
at
1950.—V.
preferred
net
company's
BUSINESS—This
3'/2%
Diana Stores Corp.—Sept. Sales
Period End.
York,
New
commercial paper. The company plans to
continue the practice of utilizing bank credit and selling its commercial
paper to the extent deemed necessary to linance any increase in the
outstanding customer notes and contracts receivable of its subsidiaries,
or
the opening by its subsidiaries of additional offices or the acquisi¬
50,000 shs.
247,200 shs.
172, p. 1232.
preferred stock.—V.
of
27,
172,
Cash
below.
Inc.,
Outstanding
50.000 shs.
*400,000 shs.
150.000 shares are reserved for the
this amount
♦Of
par
a
class A
of
appointed
Name- -Financ'g
Wilmington, Del.
94
Authorized
5%
Telecommunications,
Corp.—New
Irving Trust Co., New York, N. Y., and Equitable
Wilmington, Del.
Registrars are: The Chase National Bank
company,
hardware.
first
the
$65,417.
was
are
incorporated
company,
manufactures
1924.
Industry;
proceeds
manufacturing
BUSINESS—The
Increased—
Stock
—
the
of
additional
bia
Transfer agents are:
tion
the
approved
authorized
the
Sales
1568.
publicly offered 200,000 shares of $1 par value common
stock at $14.87 V2 per share.
to
Detroit Hardware Manufacturing Co.—Stock Offered—
PROCEEDS—The
Inc.
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Sales Up
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and G. H. Walker &
head an underwriting syndicate which on Oct. 10
outstanding
of
Electronics
&
PROCEEDS—The
construction
company's
the
towaid
applied
be
2
shares
Period End. Sept. 30—
913,088
941,889
Family Finance Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Mer¬
eight insurance companies.
of
narfie
1
Oct.
on
stockholders
an
—V.
trade
under, thfe
the
trade
shares, par 25 cents.
They also approved a
corporation to Facsimile & Electronics Corp.
preferred"will be convertible into 2V2 shares of common
■ •
-V'..'. '
; - -
Cash
re¬
promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1979 to a group
of 3%
000
and
Privately—It
Co.—Notes Sold
Detroit Edison
loans
Facsimile
see
171, p.
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
♦After
an
used to retire
program.—V. 172, p.
to
utensils
under
.
July
Fed.
announcement dated Oct.
2, has placed privately with a group of banks and an in¬
surance
company
$1,500,000 of 5-year 3% instalment
notes due Oct. 1, 1955, and $2,500,000 of 15-year 3%%
sinking fund debentures due Oct. 1, 1965, through Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
according to
arc
of
2,000,000
offered
to
V.
*$682,730
$0.50
ciedit
tax
manufacturer
largest
-
.
class
Fruit
share__
per
loss
120.
p.
400,000
name
new
on
charges
$231,894
On
account
of
-
the
1947
1943
1949
1950
taxes
and
Common
proceeds
.
of
at
Eureka Williams Corp.—Earnings—
Fisc. Years End. July 31—
world's
option to purchase 10,000 shares of common at
during the 18-month period from July 27, 1950,
estimated
The project Is
day.
proximately 21 million cubic feet per
cost $1,684,700.—V. 172, p. 107.
to
Derby Oil Co.—Notes and Debentures Privately Placed
The
to
share
The
Facilities
received temporary authorization from the
FPC to construct natural gas facilities near Waynesburg, Pa., which
would increase the capacity of the company's pipeline system by ap¬
company
the
be
markets its enamel cooking
and
its
aluminum1 ware
152,
change
in
4.60%
2196.
p.
Equitable Gas Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—To Incr.
$230,980
279,504
—The company,
issue
stock.
the
Co.
to
Telecommunications,
$1)
Each
Jersey
sale of the entire amount of $5,500,000 debentures with
Co. of New York and the Mutual Life Insurance
private
a
be
of
manufacturers in those lines. It also
stampings and porcelain enameled parts in large
include
many
leading
manufacturers
of
stockholders
to
(par
Commissioners.
would
proceeds
Chairman
of
Changed—New Financing Planned—Stock Option
change
and
206.
p.
post
refrigerators.
"Vogue"
name
thorized
$1,800,000
for
converting
customers' appliances to natural gas, $1,100,000 for plant changes and
refunding of outstanding bank loans of about $2,600,000.
The indenture for the proposed issue provides for 20-year debentures
with an interest rate of 3%
and an annual sinking fund of $175,000.
The stockholders were informed that
the conrpany has negotiated
1948
$114,401
9.
p.
•
Abandonment—
announced
27
125th
the
to
Subs.)—Earnings-
Earnings per share
—V.
165,
$5,500,000
of
The
$109,544,037
taxes--.—.
after
shares
Capital
and
Vice-President since February,
C. E. Christman, founder
as
customers
company
$6,491,353 $53,318,393 $54,263,374
on Dec. 16,
1950.
Hewitt, President, stated that the company had been losing
several years because of competition ol the George Wash¬
Bridge and the Hudson River tunnels, plus increased cost of
Earnings
Months Ended July 31—
6
Net
Sept.
on
J.
stockholders
The
pany
♦Net
Dejay
The
Finch
1950—9 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
|
...
4,000
country's largest
Its
and
stoves
Stores, Inc.—Sept. Sales Up 7.6%—
Elizabethtown
4,506,543
$103,112,028
surplus it end of period-
4.000
Co
succeed
to
elevated
was
said
contract
for
Net earns,
Earned
172,
of
the
of
one
The
1,620,150
6,008,724
__
&
utensils, its wares being sold all over the world.
the company has expanded its activities to include the
aluminum and stainless steel cooking utensils, and Is
Approved—
company
operation.—V.
1,500,000
1,500,000
inventories
and Co._
cooking
years,
for
dividends
dividends
Common
$112,240,902 $117,170,730
_
in
obsolescence
Preferred
$3,189,671
1949.—V.
declines and
for possible future price
Opprop.
against
31,
midnight
814,006
$31,863,509
paid
income
Net
as
Dec.
at
is
company
recant
and
The
This
Earned
$19.38
21,259,755
income chagcs____
allowances,
and
Prov.
with
1031.
Edgewater,
Board
1949 «
$272,505,119 $273,068,055
1950
July 31—
.
$6,983,680
172, p.
called
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Co.
&
$5,501,150.
were
offering price per share at the close of Sep¬
_____
The
9 Months Ended
The
In
The
SEC
purposes.—V.
1950
30,
The
compared
the
with
notification
of
Sept.
1949,
$21.27,
served
President
who
enameled
produces
Gain—
Show
Fund—Assets
Stock
has
who
elected
"Nu-Brite."—V.
ington
The
at
of
was
money
Crown Finance Co., Inc., N.
Harding,
been
company,
manufacture
1031.
p.
Electric Ferries, Inc.—Proposed
831,435
986.096
________
_____
price per
end of
offering
J.
has
the
10,550
129,088
$3,201,918
172,
—V.
7,674
Total
-V.
Sales
129,088
surplus
172,
Period End. Sept. 30—
98,111
44,612
expenses.
cents)
25
John
-
as
close of last year to $30.78 -at the
the
Howard
&
Edison Bros.
42~7~026
92,478
income
on
(par
5,000
At will
12,000
Board.
$59,278,983,
of
The
1949.
31,
Dec.
assets
$150,000
596.621
sundry
and
taxes
stock
Common
at
total
1031.
313,914
__
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.
12,000
-
5,000
172, p. 1136.
quanities.
127,590
payable
accounts
Si Co
Hanrahan
now
Eaton
Total
$2,875,984
___.
loan
mortgage
Trade
The
Weeks__
Si
Moseley & Co
5,000
Federal Enameling: & Stamping; Co.—New Pres., Etc.—
the corporation.
165,673
$200,000
(unsecured)
note
at
had
1950
30,
Sept.
with
p.
debenture
of
as
share
835,489
LIABILITIES—
3Vh%
12,000
S.
12,000
Inc
Co.,
.
Howard Balanced Fund—Assets Rise—
Fund
tember
Note
Johnson, Lane, Space and
Hornblowcr
9,506
$3,201,918
__—
...
14,000
12,000
1948,
compared
1.754,835
merchandise
12,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
Lines, Inc.—Rockefeller Resigns—
Rockefeller has resigned as a director of
Eaton Si
80,484
Federal
the
Shares
Curtis
33,000
25,000
of
23,191
Other
of
of
and-the
Whiting, Weeks & Stubbs_
F.
172, p. 1344.
$257,557
Trade
Inventories
businesses
underwriters
33,000
—V.
Air
the
of
principal
Paine, Webber, Jackson «fc
Shares
Co
Johnston. Lemon
1232.
Laurance S.
$156,933
Recoverable
172,
___
Pierce,-
Beane_______-
&
Walker &
H.
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc._
797,589
889,076
$0.90
1,132,094
889,076
$1.27
the
$0.02
;
June 30,'50 Sept. 30,'49
ASSETS—
Cash
1949
1950
—
of
Riter & Co
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
charges
&
requirements
Soldman, Sachs Si Co
$19,440,537 $15,895,733
after'taxes
Lynch,
Fenner
—
profit
—V.
I
COMPARATIVE
Merrill
G.
31—
the
names
agreed to purchase,
172, p. 1344.
Capital shares outstanding-:
Earnings per share
^
Eastern
Nil
share
common
per
51,635
—
.
Quarter Ended Aug.
(Si
with
respective number of shares of common stock which each has severaily
are as follows:
3,767,951
27,010
Eagle-Picher Co.
accordance
UNDERWRITERS—The
$3,899,863'
operating
Net
from
in
3
company's subsidiaries.
1950—8 Mos.—11949
1950—Month—11949
31—
Ry.
2,390
22,470
income
Period End. Aug.
Ry.
ACCOUNT
INCOME
time
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry. —Earnings—
and" elsewhere* in
City
Kansas
Oklahoma.
and
(1435)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
W
•
it *
the
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for foreign
subscriptions and advertisements must be
made in New York fund* 1 -
V!
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1436)
•should
be
plenty
appliances available
of
al¬
the Christmas trade,
for
1950, Mr, Andrews said, pointing out that this is the
equivalent of one appliance for every three wired homes in the United
-States.
In 1951. however, because of the diversion of materials to the,
appliance production will be somewhat
approximate the 1949 output.—V. i72, p. 1232.
should
•value
The
proper
C.
Gibson
Mason,
Carl
Morgn
McGlone
172,
Charles
McNulty
A.
Parcells
Co.
stock
common
—V.
Inc..
2,500
2,500
2,000
2,000
2,000
2.000/
Co—
2,000
2,000
2,000
_______
&
,
—V.
Sept. 11 completed the sale of 4,000 shares of
$1) at the market. The proceeds went to a selling
172,
172,
2,000
Co.___
2,000
2,000
V
sales.
*
$41,421,493
2,001,632
■
789,000'
313,000
taxes_„—
The
*
•
be
the
Net
$440,462
framings
$1,212,632
Outstanding,--/.:-.-555,037
profit
shares
Common
555,937
share
_____________
$0.50
$1.88estimated' recoveries of prior years' Federal income
in 1950 and $123,000 in 1949.
tAfter preferred/
♦After deducting
totaling $78,000
dividends.—V.
/
170.
494,
p.
(I.
G.
1,
fund
1962,
First
for
ol the registration rtatement filed on Sept. 26,/
-company
plans to offer to its stockholders of record Oct. 31, 1950,
at $10 per share, a total of 30,000 shares of additional capital stock.
<par $5) cn the basis of one share for each share held.
Rights are
to expire on Nov. 20, 1950.
"
'.
Subordinate notes of the corporation may be delivered in payment in/
wfaole or in part of the price of shares subscribed for, in lieu of cash.
There
were
$38,336.38
of
4%
subordinated
notes
outstanding on
is
redeemable
$27
at
company
at,
of
as
with
case
whole
a
in
or
at
part
accrued
all
subject
Portland
the
tne
of
High
mergers
in
the
cherge
000
after
expenses,
being
are
from
used
its
working capital necessitated
higher inventory costs.
7
German
all
the
transfer
for
nationals,
will
company
accurate
ti:i,
214
estimate
will
compa^
Subject
company
to
be
to
of
tne
present
appointed and supervised
in putting the law into
participate
connected
prohibited
were
of
two
any
new
cartels,
new
or
of
more
companies,
made
was
for
ana
claims
other compensation.
this purpose,
the
against
the
shares
with
other
or
specilically
unless
the
law
forbade
companies,
new
unless
specifically
under
the
general
industries
will
171,
stockholders
board
of
licensed
combinations
of
or
persons
authorized
designated
law
to
other
by
the
holders
of
in
concerns
securities
which
review
decartelization
be
and
receive
to
company
For
—V.
the
for
is
the
Ruhr
the
handle
new
be
to
assets
established
steel
and
coal
interests,
company
360.
p.
agent
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—EarningsPeriod End. Aug. 31—
;
of
1950—Month—1949
$274,-
at
additions
volume
.
,
estimated
company
increased
.
it considered
the
No
zone.
units
separate
many
by
transactions
and
the
this, issue,
by
by
a
,
Bank, Portland, Me., is
stock, 5.8% series.
proceeds
"such
available.
v;as
formation
of
of
Fiovision
,
.
net
into
Commission.
preferred
PROCEEDS—The
broken
dissolu¬
Commission.
prevent
or
dividends.
adjustment.
to
National
cumulative
Dyes), Germany—
company
How
controlled
or
Commission,
Meanwhile,
the
To
of
High
the
by
industries."
these-assets
securities
share, and redeemable through
in
involuntary
liquidation
to,
per
entitled
and
.share, In each
per
1949
Aug. 28 ordered the
on
The High Commission said
owned
committee
by
purchaser of each share will receive a detachable warrant en¬
titling the bearer to purchase Vk shares of common stock upon pay¬
ment of $7.50 per share on or after Jan. 1, 1953 and prior to Jan.
1,1956, $11 per share prior to Jan. 1, 1959, and $16 per share prior to
effectiveness
Upon
related
including 45 in the Soviet
effect.
The
Jan.
(Md.)—Stock Rights—
Employees Corp.
Government
the
sinking
$25
common
per
'
taxes
of
Higher
$3,9„0,000
-
clear.
formerly
law,
12,000 shares
and
not
was
nies
value
preferred,, stock
option
Y.
independent companies
as
will
dispersion of ownership and promote competition in the German
ehemical
2,000
Hathaway Co.—Stock Sold—The
Farbenindustrie A. G.
,
,
income
Federal
for
Provision
$44,893,031
753,462
——
income taxes-:
before
Profit
1949
1950
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
Ret
G.
ensure
2,000
2,000
Co.________
"
(accompanied by common stock
purchase warrants), which were publicly offered on
Sept. 28 at par ($25 per share) by H. M. Payson & Co.,
Portland, Me., were quickly sold.
=
-Earnings—
(& Subs.)
Goodall-Sanford, Inc.
Sales 340%
1950
The Western Allied High Commission
of
the company.
It ordered the
number
of
economically
sound
and
of 5.8% cumulative stock
,
N.
15,
172, p. 477.
A
(C. F.)
476,
p,
York
New
^
tion
1233.
p.
Broadway,
To Dissolve—
,
2,000
&
100
$13,350,000
I.
;'••
2,000
2,000
&
Co.,
2,500
2,000
2,000
Wood
Trust
.
..
/T
2,500
on
(par
.stockholder.—V.
2,500
2,000
E.
York
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
2,500
Co._____
Harold
Georgia-Pacific Plywood & Lumber Co.—-Stock Sold—
•Reynolds &
1
,
____
Kipp <fc Co,_
Simons, Roberts & Co.__
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.„___.
Titus-Miller
1233.
Sales '
Rodger,
7
New
p.
2,500
Inc
&
the
Hytron Radio & Electronics Corp.
2,500
2,000
Co.,
at
172,
-t—V,
,
/
2,500
,
Sidlo,
1344.
i>.
J.
.
2,500
_
Co.
Sc
2,500
2,500
;
,
2,500
2,500
company has called for redemption on,Nov. 15, next, all of
outstanding $2.25 cumulative preferred stock at $03 per share,
accrued dividends of 56'/4
cents
per
share.
Payment
will -)?e
plus
made
.2,500
.
2,500
Co
&
'
2,500
■»
2.5O0
2,500
•
Co.
&
&
2,500
2,500
i
.
Co
&
Wortman
R.
W.
James
certificates.—V.
new
G.
op
Sept. 27 approved the stock split as recom¬
directors last July 10.
Stockholders will be' notified
time to exchange their present stock certificates fox-
the
by
the
of
Co.
&
This
the
2,500
Company...
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.
Sills, Fairman & Harris,
and
stockholders
mended
&
Miller
Mead,
stock.
common
Simmons_;__—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.r__~_Ji.
Martin, Burns & Corbett, IncMason-Hagan, Inc.
George A. McDowell & Co
recorded with the appropriate Delaware
Officials after 3 P m. 'EST), on,Oct. 2 a certificate of amendment
R)f the certificate of incorporation which changes the authorized shares
Jf common stock from 75,000,000 shares ($10 par) to 150,000,000
shares ($5 part and provides for the split of each share of $10 par
Talue'common
stock now issued into two shares of the new $5 par
filed
corporation
The
&
Collins
Dempsey
Capitalization—
in
Corp.—Changes
Motors
Ellis
Julien
less but
program,
General
Blunt
"—
Shareholders
Company
Monday, October 16, 1950
.
.
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.^Calls Preferred Stock—,
/•."!- From Selling
From
-0D0 appliances in
Rearmament
Be Purchased
Shares to
,
though shortages may continue in the raofct popular housewares lines."'
General Electric s output will hit a new high of approximately 12,000,-;
.
sales
1950- -8 Mos.—1949
jjjj t')1 ;
to
Operating
and
•'
"• jjj '•!
-
$" k'*'"
21,588,647
10,540,762
lev.
64,365
61,262
revenues,,
21,524,282
18,47S,500
166,746,135 145,091,664
15.555,346
15,031,187
121,392,770
3,753,261
2,227,669
26,092,977
17,833.8)9'
2,215,675
1,220,644
19,260,388
9,477.502
1,760,933
784,220
15,787,446
6,280.449.
revenues,.
Uncollectible
oper.
___
167,272,698 145,549 00a
526,563
457,339
:
„
in
fn
$500,000,
the corporation with additional capital
order to finance the growth cf its business.—V. 172, p./1233.;
to provide
are
-r-v. 172, p. 571,
mated
1950—5 Wks.—1949
1950—31 Wks.—1949
$15,189,492 $12,969,502 $91,298,520 $78,887,079
——
'/Y yy
-i---.
.
,
(W. T.) Grant Co.—September Sales Up 13.7%—
Bales
172,
1344.
p.
"/
/</'7/
7'
'
.
$224,000,
of
the
At
The
40th
Mutual
Life
Insurance
time
present
the
also
company
St.,
and
issue
the
New York,
Period End. Sept. 30—
1950—Month—1949
$7,940,743
—V.
GIVING
r:' '
-41/2%'12-year
Cumul.
pld.
Common
■•'"
(H. L.) Green Co.» Inc.—September Sales Up 4.2%—
"Pericd End. Sept. 30—
Bales
1950—Month—1949
$8,201,612
——
—/.
172,
936.
P.
•
See
$7,870,516 $59,821,430 $59,308,921
also
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
V.
172,
Stock
Offered—An
sales
Profit
syndicate headed
Earnings
used
to
pay
proceeds to be received by the
short-term bank debt of $800,000, to
a
4%
mortgage
notes
ttye balance added .to
.BUSINESS—The
television
sod
•manufactures
held
William
J.
Halligan,
Net
products
and
the
television
are
its
.
and
trustee,
communications,
"Hallicrafters"
for
sets
sale
under
the
orders
hand
on
at
Sept. 8.
1950, amounted to
the Armed Services.
iibately $31,000,000, including orders for
ofders
are
not
subject to cancellation and
Bervices
.The
not
are
subject
company's main
to
cancellation
plant
profit
Common
/
The
♦Earnings
used
for
leases
a
are
is located
warehouse
per
orders
without
in
from
Civilian
the
Supreme
the
brick
This
'.The,
company
■Broadway
Ave.,
which is used for
(space
The
also
company
of
Ave.,
Chicago, 111., at
.
j
additional
on
temporary
storage
monthly
a
brick
building
5031-5035
at
space
rental
basis
1026
at
±
4%%
shares
($1
'^Payable $3,000
(July 1, 1964.
notes—
shares
common
offered
now
chased by each
through
names
are set
of
June
and
the
1,
212,700
212,700
the
principal
number
Homan
shares
$1.57
$1.28
of
be
the
McCormick
Cruttenden
&
Rollins
H.
TYancis
-
Co.
&
&
I
'Gopdbody
Grubbs,
&
Scott
p.
&
Co.,
10,000
r
8.750
Co.,
Inc
7,500
7,500
7,500
7,500
Denis
five-day
the
by
brought
was
The
stockholders
have
of
$390,741
$3,500,881
$2,994,702
537,744
300,789
2,779,962
2,271,408
50
50
400
45,791
46,996
398,837
income
$23,410
$42,906
$321,682
$342,068
charges______:
"17,064
23,682
85,202
199,856
lease of oper.
Net
taxes
operating
after
Net
400
380,62a
♦Deficit.—V.
172,
1136.
p.
Indiana Harbor Belt
RR.—Earnings1950—Month—1949
revenues—__
from ry. opers.
1950—8 Mos.—1949
t
in
with
'
planJ
a
the Hoe Export-
inccme___
after fxd. chgs.
Net
rev.
Net
ry.
oper.
Net inc.
—V.
$1,934,498 $16,125,029 $15,563,260
$2,231,321
oper.
172,
'
536,693
4,674,685
3.556,344
224,807
175,507
1,336,047
1,155,644
165,426
125,936
852,465
766,276
702,636
936.
p.
The vote was 73,398 to 9,226.
Cohaian on
stockholder's
with
Nathan
about
split
became
shares may
its
Oct.
11
suit
Institutional
reserved
to
prevent'
parent.
Katz,
who
"bad faith."
charged
^Alfred
that
D.
the
of
As
p..
of
Sept.
lent
the,
per
Asset Value
Aviation Group Shares had
share,
common
with
compajed
Higher—
equiva¬
share on
net assets
$7.76
per
1949. and Stock & Bor.d Group Shares had net assets equiva¬
$14.18
to
per
ago.—V.
year
1950,
30,
$10.20
to
Sept. 30,
Martin
disapproved
171,
Shares, Ltd.—Net
•
lent
who
of
to
change
common
the
stock
share,
common
172.
p.
with
compared
$11.64
share
per
a
108.
2097.
effective
Sept.;
16.
The
par
on
a
of
holders
Schroder Trust Co., New
new shares on the basis
Calif., or
receive the
cents
N. T. &
and^
50
profit after
30—
A.,
N. Y., transfer
the split.—V. 172,
Earned
per
taxes__
$1,422,102
—V.. 171,
4,920,000
share—
$0.29
1949
"
5
1948
$850,224
*
$646,679
4,920,000 *
V- $0.17
4,920,000
$0.13
Under
would
be
to
is
scheduled
considered
for
at
Oct. .31, 1950.
bearing the
such
question
tbe
of
of
IHES
Y
be payable.
to
III of the
Part
retired by
be
plan, the prcfeired and class A stock of IHES
issuing therefor trustee certiiicates in the amount'
eight trustee certificates
thereon,
arrearages
and
IHES
of
and
would
certificates
The
assets
103.
p.
hearing
also
of
court
ment
Ltd.—Earnings—
1950
.
is
for the payment of interest on overdue interest on.
its $15,940,800 of 6% debentures recently retired under Parts I and II
of
the
IHES
liquidation and dissolution plan.
The Trustee has re-/
served
$87,017.60 for the payment of such overdue interest on the
debentures as may be determined by the Commission and the enforce¬
196.
6 Months Ended June
There
liability
York,
of
The
trustee.
:
par
S.
12 announced the issuance of an order reconvening
the hearings upon Parts III and IV of the Second Plan for liquidation
dissolution
of
this
system filed by
Bartholomew A. Brickley,
the
to
lVa-for-l basis.;
66%
present certificates to the Bank of America,
of
cents
Hydro-Electric System—Hearing Oct. 31
The SEC on Oct.
value
66%
from
split the outstanding shares
Angeles,
to
voted
shares
1,000,000
upon
one
for each preferred share and all dividend
trustee certificate for .each, cjass A share.
the
holders to share ratably
in the
liquidation, after payment of taxes, debts,
entitle
final
of administration.
expenses
6,250
TotaJ
gross
Profit
opcr.
before
Prov.
for
Fed.
;
and
000
$108,233
22,354
inc.
taxes
1.24B
Net
profit
796"
Dividends
per
132,000
without
holders
182,000
$0.12
$0.13
IHES
delay,
of
and,
an
in order to facilitate payment of the $9,500,the trustee in connection with the retire-'
by
debentures
and
to
provide certificates holders, v.-jth
obtain their proportionate part of the portfolio
period of 60 days after consummation of Part III
certificates
would be given an
opportnuity to surrender
opportunity
an
13,200
30.14
share__
13,200
obtained
loan
to
for a
upon
aliquot
payment of an aliquot share of the
share of its assets.—V. 172, p. 381.
debt
of
IHES,.
$33,211
182,000
outstanding____,_._
common
$22,195
18,200
_!
paid
shares
160,
$25,052
—
Common
International Packers, Ltd.—Exchange
Swift
International
Co.,
Ltd.—V.
172,
p.
Offer Extended
292.
1402.
p.
5,000
5,000
5,000
159
34,007
provides that,
the
of
receive
Earnine-s
5,000
>
$118,767
V
IV
bank
ment
same
—V.
5,000
1948
$130,853
26,293
taxes_____
state
1949
1950
•
revenues
income
6,250
5,000
Inc
3,750
ZS'Si'SS.ZZ'S.
&
Part
Holly Oil Co.—Earnings—
Year Ended June 30—
5,000
~Z
$606,995
Period End. Aug. 31—
company
O'Leary
trial
brought
was
6,250
I___I
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
Bhields & Company__
Ames, Emerieh & Co., Inc
6,005
revenues._
2511.
3 approved the recapitalization
7.500
6,250
~~~
Co.__
&
171,
Expcrt-Impprt .unit
5,000
;
;
Ohio Company___
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
V/atling, Lerchen & Co
Evans
Shareholders
7,500
7,500
/_~
Co
The
A.
8,750
Selling
7,500
Co
duPont
From
10,000
"
._
Bj,raus & Blosser:
'K?.yden, Stone & Co._____
Paine,, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Ffewhard, Cook & Co
Clement
Company
Co.
Co.
&
Davis
I.
&
From
'■;.
■■
7,159
oper.
"
Shares to Be Purchased
'
Kebbon,
Justice
a
of
authorized
Net
on
pur¬
$3.000,70T
1,360
$1.09
share____,__
dividends.—V.
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,
825,000 shs.,
to
1950—8 Mos.—1949
rev.
Hoffman Radio Corp.—Split-Up Effective—
Los
Outstanding
$508,000
underwriters
of
Corp.- -Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
International
;
The
square*
$13 000
v.-Y
211,600
of Dallas,
Tex., a director of the company,
plan, later joined Mr; Katz in the suit.—V.
p.
and
1952,
program,
;'V"
•
31—
in
this
iinancing.—V.
future
$3,508,040
1948,
forth below:
,
4c
1949
outstanding..
Court
suit
agents,
1964,
$16,900,000
prospectus,
new,
to
../'•.: :i
for
the
$12,000,000
at
and
amount
787
255,607
cents per share and to
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
will
loans
1951,
the
of
Associated Telephone
Operating
$3,490,505
Capital shares outstanding
UNDERWRITERS—The
Faul
South
$550,000
value)—_____
par
monthly
*
Blair,
16,650
Authorized
i
♦first mortgage
■
of $900.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Common
North
bank
in
to
'
.
$391,528
dperaung
296,669
wholly-owned subsidiary.
a
capitalization
purposes.
month-to-month
a
1950
the consolidation of
after
merger
The
.
111., containing 16,000 square feet of floor
the manufacture of coils and condensers.
-
leases
£qet
•
one-story
Chicago,
construction -expenditures
> /,
estimated
$30,000,000
revenues.—
revenues.—
Rent from
$3,996,834
common
involves
decision
single-story
Chicago 24, 111.
used
The
According
;
not,
and sale of the other.
for the "payment of short-
Operating expenses..—
$1.32
$2.31
356,662
preferred
Import Corp.,
Armed
penalty.
modern
a
be
to
xinancing
,'/■•'
■
New
.
$608,355
333,000
-
_
The class A stockholders on Sept.
which
.
4.
333,000
$1.61
333,000
7
1953.
of
will
$439,218
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Effectiveness of Plan Held Up—
•
company
floors
$537,165
in
Period End. Aug.
Operating
Ry.
type
tipper
270,000
taxes
shares
♦After
occupies under -lease two connecting three-story brick
buildings
located
at
755-759
and
801-823
Tripp
Ave.,
.Chicago, 111., containing 72,000 square feet of floor space. The ground
floor
of
these
buildings is used primarily for the production and '
testing of short-wave transmitting and receiving
equipment, and the
tnlil
709,218
350,000
11.
Indiana
$5,735,106
887,165
share
after
the issue
1950.
approximately
Lynch,7
(both
Corp.
on
ferftis
Merrill
.
anprox- :
ar 1
steel
building at 4401 West Fifth Ave.,
building contains 142,000 square feet Df floor space.
(
$7,550,316
495,310
Fiscal Year End. July 31—
Net
also
private
p.
1948
Higbie Manufacturing Co.- -Earnings— '
;
radio
It
name.
$17,300,000
require
Boston
First
value-
rate
underwriting
and
amendment.
SEC
the
par
underwriters.
construction.
15,
price
$50
dividend
preferred and common stocks
are
for
The
par).
by
expenditures
aie
months of 1950, $17,300,000
172,
1949
$769,434
1395.
made
new
Oct.-
on
five
last
1,264,744
shares outstanding
170,
the
financing
for
andf
,
of a large retail distributor and two mail ofder houses.
Manufacturing operations consist primarily of the assembly of comjporient parts purchased from
others but produced
in large part in
accordance with the company's designs and
specifications. Such parts
Include: condensers,
transformers, resistors, switches, speakers, coils,
tubes, cabinets, etc.
>
7. /
uniilled
warrants.
$7,770,516
-
taxes
—
brands
'Total
of
$3,950,889
manufactures
under
profit
The
.principal
of
property
$78,000
company
retire
the
of
loans
$9,000,000
offering
and
the
sale
stock,
preferred
(no
supplied
be contingent upon
bank
the
93,300 shs.
exercise
for
1950
taxes
income
as
and
balance
term
'
12,000 shs.;
Uncollectible
working capital.
company
radio
by
selling
seven
Proceeds
Outstanding
Bccne
named
either case,
in
...
______
per
p.
be
1233.
income
Federal
—V.
to
FINANCING
&
be
Construction
—^
before
for
Prov.
Capital
net
Fenner
issuance
stock
public
to
are
statement with
registration
a
cumulative
of
common
the
and
issues
are
The
20,000 shs.
reserved
are
Year Ended July 30—
the company is selling 150,000 shares and
stockholders the other 150,000 shares. >
Aecoul
Pierce,
of
filed
5
shares
shares
preferred
both
Oct.
on
150,000
200,000
the
on
East
112
company
covering
York)
* * 150,000 shs.
which
p.
Illinois Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
and
$500,000
par)'
par)
of
the
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Earnings—
Fiscal
Hallicrafters Co.—Common
-PURPOSE—The
($1
shares
by Kebbon, McCormick
.& Co., on Oct. 10 publicly offered, at $9.25 per share,;
£.00,000 shares of common stock (par $1). Of these shares,
-
at
f. note, due 1962
s.
($25
in
through its
Lowell, Mass.
office
1032.
p.
will
Net
(The)
underwriting
sales
a
172,
The
or
and
Net
—V.
are'
1950—8 Mos.—1949
/,
.
stock
stock
*18,000
.
Me.,
operating income
after charges
117,780,z63
esti¬
shirts.
Authorized
4
1950—9 Mos.—1949
note,
'Hathaway House.'
as
--/Y
$6,352,245 $57,786,709 $52,728,164v
172, p. 1031.
directly
_______
Net
engaged
men's
Operating
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
and
new
are
quality
either
maintains
known
Y.,
1954
the
of
subsidiaries
company,
and
owns
N.
to
the prior note and expenses,
working capital.
its
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sept. Sales Up 25%—
*
tlfc
Co., of Portland, holder
together with
other
operates'properties in Waterville,
CAPITALIZATION
Bales
offering,
note,
new
after payment of
company
4'/4%
at
manufacturing and selling high
subsidiaries,
$21,968,697 $19,319,838 $159,071,735 $151,851,840
—V.
Union
interest
being used for additions to
business
1950—9 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
at
bearing
note,
purchased the
Tfie net proceds from
BUSINESS—The
y
the .above
with
outstanding
an
1962
The
prior
likewise
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
in
participants.
Co.—Sept. Sales Up 17.1%—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Bales
due
thereafter.
of
Grand Union
FINANCING—Concurrently
refunded
unsecured sinking fund note, que
1960 in the principal amount of $275,000 through the private sale
a
new
unsecured sinking fund note in
the principal amount of
of
31, 1950.
'The. proceeds
Aug.
-funds
PRIVATE
company
CoZI
3,750
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sales Up
Holophane
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
3,750
3,750
3.750
3,750
3.750
3,750
3.750
3,750
Earnings
2,500
2,500
—V.
Net
income
eral
Capital
after
income
per
p.
and
1950
1948
$720,414
$673,418
94:442
94,442
94,442
-$7.74
outstanding.
1
share__
2400.
1949
$730,795
$7.63
$7.13
—V.
Fed¬
taxes
shares
171,
charges
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
"
.
,
1950—Month—1949
$5,704,096
172,
p.
936.
Interstate Motor Freight
.
10.5%—/
195C—8 Mos.—1949
$5,161,982 $40,238,138 $38,718,654
System—Co-registrar—
The Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has been appointed co-registrar
for the
eomincn
stock
($1 par value). See offering in V.
172, p.
1345.
•
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\
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-»tir
71
1
.
•
'.••/><'' >
V. 172,
11.
p.
t
J
i)<', '■■ i
(1437)
1950
—
Federal
income
income
taxes
for
(est.)
4
90,500
its bid of
on
bids
Other
&
and
Co.
First
.
&
Loewi
Farrell,
of
Net
Atkinson, Wis.—Stock Offered—
Dividends
Shearson, Hammill & Co. and Bell and
Oct. 10 publicly offered 15,973 shares
stock (par $5) at $18.75 per share.
Co.,
Inc.,
common
the
and
of
introduction
recent
the
per
&
serial
value)—
—
v—
the
trade
company
Net
of
name
and
offered
now
—V.
Loewi
Net
tion,
Hammill & Co.-
and
—V.
172, p.
Inc.
—
—
-
V.
See
on
that
a
on
sales
Net
Net
loss
-
1,946,777
&
profit.—V.
"Net
*
170,
In
the
-
Curtis.
of Sept.
as
Net
"
■
Inc.—Asset Value Up—
30, 1950 reports .net
,
company
Oct.
on
....
corporate
other
for
and
The construction program lor the
aggregate expenditures of approximately
prospectus—V. 172, p. 1234.
& Light
Kansas Power
Co.—Stock Placed Privately—
month, has placed
it was announced last
This company,
firms, 60,000 shares
privately with a group of insurance
of 41/4% preferred stock (par $100).
and Central
172, p. 1136.
S. II, Lynne, at Birmingham, Alabama, on Sept. 19,
bankruptcy sale uf the company.
and associates, Chicago, 111., offered a conditional
cancelled
the
I'
properly at a bankruptcy
down a $5,000 earnest money deposit,
on the bid.
They claimed they would
more
any
could
has
taken
since
at
over
cause
'
" "V
' ' ' " '
The properties will be placed on sale again in
jnan, re„eree in bankruptcy.-—-V. 172, p. 664.
t
to
the bid.
keep
-stockholder's
preferred shares.
«,
.
.
_
,
Court by S. A. Cole-
Ltd.—Stock Split Approved—
voted' to split the common stock
eancel the previously authorized and issued
to
Nash-Kelvinator Corp. owns
"
Lithomat
l-The
Saint Catherine,
■
■
Corp.
stockholders
company's
office,
»
stockholders
-authorized
common
Aug.
on
Ky.
—
Notes Offered—
^
„
24
approved
a
The
'
'
-.1-
$3
S.)
.to
were
Oct.
of.r the
value
p.
vote
197."
'
.13
Kresge
to
were
702
(S. H.)
300,000 shares.
plan under which
Co.—Sales Increased 8.4%—
1950—Month—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
22,811,040 192.714,124 190,222,529
1950, as com¬
in September, 1949.—V. 172, p. 1032.
696
Period End. Sept.
a
24,735 584
-
in
operation in September,
Co.—September Sales Incr. 5.4%y30—
1950—Month—1949 '
1.950—9 Mos.—1949 $13,108,862 $12,432,253 $105,639,245 $108,420,303
-
in operation at Sept.
before.—V. 172, p. 1032.
were
year
stores
Kress &
"Sales
254
21,340
298,352
Nil
300,072
. $0.07
1483.
p.
1
i"
which
3,VaT>
of
are
and
stock
common
the sale of
authorizing a
par to $1
on
from
no
-
first
.mortgage
now
bonds,
dated
series A,
May
and
Improvements,
The
v
stock,
are
income
used
by
the utility
company
after
outstanding
has
and
charges
Federal
Island
Lighting Co.—Plan
to
Be
Apparently
e::em;'Uon
due to failure to include earnings from these source*
base years.
normal and ekeess profits taxes much mere severe tl.aa
contemplated to date, therefore, it appears that Mathieson
able to maintain earnings of around $3 per share on th*
stock.
Although it is difficult to appraise the effect on earn¬
been
be
common
income
to
contributions
for
and
prove
a
regardless
pany's
long-term
growth,
posed."—V. 172, p. 381.
the Hydrocarbon subsidiary,
ultimately make substantial
factor in the com¬
of whatever taxes are im¬
'
,1
supporting
McCrory Stores Corp.—Sales for
:
Sales
There
Consummated
operation in September,
1032.
in
stores
202
were
September Up 5 Ci%
1950—Month—194.9
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$7,565,486
$7,148,196 $64,885,749 $63,365,31jr
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
Long
10, says:
ings of some of its newer projects, such as
is reasonable to assume that they will
totaled $21,836
taxes
dated Oct.
exceed
will
1950
vit
telephone system.
2,750 shares of common
income
.
"Barring
1949 net amounted to $21,793.—V. 172, p. 1346.
31,
.
management
company's
the
should
months ended June 30, 1950, while for the 12 months ended
the si*
tFrom
at
by employees.
Share—
been faulty
have
1,
The new bonds were publicly offered
to be
plant
principal
year
for
extensions and additions to its
company presently
par $100 each.
Net
Dec.
proceeds
the
675,276
t$4.14
675,276
$10,30
charges.
and
taxes
authoritative statement,
have
part of an autnorized issue of $200,000,
outstanding.
1949
1950
$6,960,000 t$2,688,83*
Phosphate, which were not acquired until April
1949.
some
published estimates of Mathieson's excess profits tax
(Ohio)—Bonds Offered—
offering mentioned in last
bond
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Corp.
has Indicated that earnings t r the
$3 per share even after making allowance
for increased normal taxes and for excess profits taxes for the firtai
months of the year.
The company believes its excess profits tax ex¬
emption will approximate $2.50 per share, based on the most extrem©
proposals likely to be enacted under the Mahoney Bill.
Pre-tax earn¬
ings are currently running in excess of $14,000,000 annually or aboufc
.$5.30 per share, as compared with average pre-tax earnings of some
$4.75 per share for the three y^ars,
1947 to 1949, after including:
revenues from
Southern Acid & Sulphur Co. and Standard WhoTrile
by The Ohio Company,' Columbus, O., last month at 102.1.7 and accrusd
interest,
sold its Bridgeport, Conn., plant, with a floor
feet, to the Chanin Organization.—V. 172, p. 664. *
has
of a strike
..t'The
approving
on
division
duplication
offset,
and due May 1, 3969, are
1949,
compared
1950,
in September, 1949.—V. 172, p.
to 201
Oct. 24—
on
The
257
stores
plan
Queens
Co.,
will
for
consolidation
this
of
company
its
with
McDonnell Aircraft
subsidiaries,
Borough Gas & Electric Co. and Nassau & Suffolk Lighting
be consummated on Oct. 24, Edward F. Barrett, President,
in
a
letter
being
mailed
to
stockholders of the
30, 1950, compared to
-
—
profit after taxes
Common
1950
1949 .'
$38,688,383 $32.659,3°4
per
common
stockholders
stock
338,229
S8.25
share..
on
Sept.
360,000
from
28
$1
authorized
par share»shares.—V. 172, p. 1234.
voted to increase the
shares to 720,000 $5
par
2-for-l split of the outstanding
to eflect a
and
Buffalo, N.
Commission—
McKendry-Wallace, Inc.,
Securities and Exchange
The
unit, without underwriting. The
showcases and costume jewelry
capital.
per
purchase
to
working
quired before present shareholders may exercise the rights and receive
benefits of a stockholder- of the Consolidatd Corporation, including
$10)
offered
be
to
Oct. filed a letter of notification with the SECt
shares of 5%
non-convertible cumulative preferred
and 40,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
in units of one preferred and two common shares
20,000
(par
$10.02
full shares of new common.
.
1
The company advises stockholders that s^pced in depositing present
shares is important because
the exchange for new securities is re¬
up
Y.—Files Witl>
on
company
..covering
stock
1,731,833
227,42*
$7.47
2,815,219
—-—
Split Approved—
Stock
The
common
*
outstanding.—
Shares
Earnings
Fractional shares of new common stock will not be issited.
The
has arranged for stockholders who are entitled to receive
scrip
to utilize
the .services of the exchange agent, without cost,
either in selling such "scrip- or in buying sufficient additional scrip
make
sales
Net
.
,
Corp.—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
Net
respective com¬
panies. Arrangements have been made for issuance of the new common
stock 3rid scrip on that date, upon transmittal of the old stocks to
Bank
of
the Manhattan Co.,
40 Wall Street, New York 15, N. Y.,
the exchange agent under the plan.
Terms
of
the
plan, (which has been approved by the SEC, the
New York P. S. Commission and the Courts)
provide for issuance of
new
common
stock of the. Consolidated Corporation in exchange for
present outstanidng shares or certificates of deposit in the ratio of
10.4 shares of new common for each share of Long Island Lighting
Co. -"A"- 77o
preferred;-. 9.-2 shares for each share of Long Island
"B;* &<//> prefrerod; 6/100ths nof a share for each share of old common;
.5.42
shares
for
each share of Queens Borough 6%
preferred; and
6.7 shares for each share of Nassau & Suffolk 7% preferred.
states
.
instituted a recapitalization
:
There
There
outstanding
share.,
1948 , •
$15,949,132
*213.227
3,163
298,352
$0.01
outstanding—1
share—
per
per
An
.•-
.
Proposed Sale and Change in Par
-
details of the
$50,000
all of
proposal to increase the
of
~Sa]es
pared
1949
1950
taxes—
&
,
"Chronicle," which inadvertently appeared
under the heading Logan Telephone Co., follow:
>•-*
Ef-
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
sec¬
Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Earnings in 19l50 to Exceed
!
Monday's
V5.Q'/c of the company's
outstanding preferred stock were given the right to
exchange... each
share, together with accumulated dividends, for six
no
par common shares with
a stated value of $12.50 per share.
At
the close of exchange
offer, on Aug. 18, a total of 16,376 of
the 30 Q00 authorized preferred shares had been accepted under
the
plan.
The company's treasury holds an additional 12,682 preferred
-shares and th6 directors have declared the nlan operative.
It
is expected
that the new stock certificates will be ready foi
delivery, by Nov. 3, 1950.—V. 172, p. 937.
(S.
Offering—A
April 1 to Sept. 1, 1949, tho
Laurel, Miss., was not in operation
fBased on average number of shares
outstanding during the year.—V. 170, p. 1600.
' '
■
' *' '
I f;
company
stock, mo par value, to
the company
July,
holders
the
Co.,
&
Inc.—Earnings—
charges
company
•
because
Logan Home Telephone Co.
Further
to
fective—
in
.
Fortland Cement ef¬ -Recapitalization
Keystone
The
Alden
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
July 31—
168,
company's
Value of Stock—
stock.—V, 162, p. 2149.
common
-.
„
16,
Aug.
on
-4-for-l basis and
a
■on
,
of Canada,
Kelvinator
The
12.
the Chicago firm must
be lorfeited for failuie
Lynne continued a hearing in which
why the, deposit monqy should not
Judge
show
sale on June
but bad not paid
buy only if they
The Ordnance Department
Redstone Arsenal.
the land.
land
the
lease
the
for
$65,000
put
They
Mbore & Co., Inc.;
1346.
p.
income
full
Cooksey
Arthur
of
Inc.;
Judge
Federal
bid
172,
common
per
Earned
Literary Soeiety of Saint Catherine of Sienna
1965.•-
:
,
Co.
Bond
O'Neal,
Co.;
&
Capital shares
Wis., on Oct. 13 offered $450,000 of 3%, 31/4% and. 3%% serial coupon notes dated
July 1, 1950, and due serially July 1, 1951 through July 1,
Corp.—Court Cancels Sale—
Keller Motor
-
Inc.—V.
shares
Masonite
Loewi & Co., Milwaukee,
for
New
York,
is transfer agent,
Hanover Bank & Trust Co., New York, is co-registrar.—V.
Co.,
Trust
Bankers
•>.
Newsome
Fiscal Year Ended Aug. 31—
,
a 2-for-l split of the
subject to the shareholder' approval' at the
meeting in March, 1951.—V. 171, p. 2305.
• r-,■■■;
Motherhouse,
purposes.
1950-1952 may require
according to the
C.
J.
Co.;
of 200,000 square
"Net
Third Order of St. Dominic (Dominican Sisters) General
10
$19,514,000,
Bankers
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—Sells Plant—
The
area
.
years
The
Inc.;
.
.
filed a, registration statement with the
SEC covering 75,000 shares of its no par common stock and 45,000
shares of its $100 par preferred stock.
(
"
-The common stock end preferred stocks are to be offered for public
sale at
competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be
used to finance,
in part, the construction program of the company
The
..
Co.,
&
$15,379,792 $16,067,635
"Loss.—V.
stock,
common
change in the par
per share.—V.
172;
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Kansas Gas & Electric
,
Ripley
&
profit after
Earnings
1950—8 Mos.—1949
„
'
■
.
(The)
v
common
Reported to be completed.—V. 170, p. 595.
Capital
$8,971,455 $77,164,850 $77,233,941
'
annual
Co.—Secondary Offering
—A secondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on Sept. 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$25.37l/z per share, less a discount of 35 cents per share.
The offering was quickly sold and the books closed.—
1345.
the
Co.; J,. J. B. Hilliard & Son; First of Michigan Corp.;
Burkholder;
Indianapolis
Bond
&
Share
Corp.;
Sales
According to reports, the company has proposed
Oily Power & Light
V. 172, p.
of
underwriters
v'".*'-if
172, p. 1032.
present
"
.Kansas
the
of
names
Mandel Brothers,
capital
was
Link-Belt Co.—Stock Split Proposed—
1948
$5,377,988
■''144,757
$5,022,814
*6,926
assets of $767,487,
equivalent to $27.92 a share, compared.with $460,487, or $24.89 a share
on Sept.
30. 1949 and $678,630, or $25.70 a share, on June 30, 1950.— •
V. 172/p.-477.
V
'
corooration
engaged in the
electric service
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Almstedt
concession of $1 per share, by
corre¬
'
1950—Month—1949
$10,192,546
_____—
—V.
/
1949
.
369,811
Johnston Mutual Fund
(The)
The
present
ondary offering of 6,000 shares of capital stock (no par)
was
made on Oct. 11 at $30 per share, with a dealers'
this corpora¬
Corp.—Sept. Sales 13.6% Higher
Period End. Sept. 30—
1496.
p.
the
&
Ebinger,
"After
5
and
50
Ludlow Mfff. & Sales Co.—Secondary
shares of
quarter
r
'
$4,316,059
—
$933,642
the
during
Co.
below:
Harriman
Long
6 Months Ended
purchased
Electric
&
Lyons & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Berwyn T.
L.
Reid
with $50.58 per share - three
the quarter ended Sept.' 30
corporation has
The
quarter.
securities
of
Gas
Russell, Long & Buikholder; Security & Bond Co.;
John W.
Smart; Stin Bros.; & Eoyce; Stone Webster Securities Corp.; Wagner,
for
compared Nwith
as
;
ln50
—_—
*
—
1949
Sales
,
.
share of capital stock of
income
ordinary
Co.
by Louisville Gas
sold 250,000 shares
Co. last year
Inc.";
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$4,052,552 $34,898,328 $36,553,761
compared
1950,
30,
Net
Co
entire remaining holdings.
Total number of
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. common stock,
changed by this offering, is 1,068,703.
forth
set
:are
McDonald-Moore
;
1950—Month—1949
$1,029,195,
Lerner Stores
30, 1950 of the 7%.
redemption would be fi¬
Sept.
Stores, Inc.—Earnings—
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
-
Sept.
to
&
Electric
Bank—
it may be necessary later90-day basis through its bank.
1136.
p.
Brown
Inc.—September Sales 5.5% Higher—
per
received
&
its
and
Davis, Skaggs &
of $54.76
be
Gas
475,000.
Brothers;
reported as
$3,662,046, while proceeds from securities sold amounted to $7,951,035,
bath exclusive of
U,. S. Governments.
A majority of the sales were
of securities of public utility companies.
Net ^unrealized appreciation,
of portfolio securities as of Sept. 30, 1950 was $38,214,359, an increase
of $5,466,934 in the period.—V. 171, p. 2512.
However,
funds
additional
172,
Jim
stated
company
earnings.
current
obtain
to
on
the
redemption
the
with
.stock
from
nanced
of
Russell,
$4,276,526
Louisville
in
Standard
of
Lehman Brothers;
outstanding.
Cost
1032.
connection
In
preferred
Nil
value
earlier.
the
ih
—-—6,389
—
3,195
Jenkins Bros—May Borrow from
;
be
not
will
& Electric
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
170,560
291,200
$1.38.
sponding quarter of 1949.
During the quarter just ended net realized
profit 011 investments totaled $2,228,145, as compared with $584,166
6.389
—
will
1234.
of
as
amounted
Shares
—
Farrell,
Bell
$0.73
'
558.
Sept. 30—
p.
asset
months
of the underwriters of the common
number of shares to be purchased art as
Co
Shearson,
share
p.
_
172,
stock
&
shares
Louisville, Ky.,
tion
$401,576
$231,978
40,417
43,680
291,200
$0.66
;
.
Pierce,
Weld
other communities with an estimated aggre¬
gate
population
of 490,000 and furnishes gas
service to Louisville
ana 25 other communities having an estimated aggregate total popular
■ ■■
;
231,200
com.
255,000
to
Lehman Corp.—Assets at $54.76 per Share—
,
names
the
paid.
sales
Net
follows:
'»•
represents
by
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility
and
gas
business.
The
company
furnishes
656,576
115,000
*$229,251
50,000
Lynch.
White,
electric
W.
in fee.
UNDERWRITERS—The
346,978
.
and
Corp.,
sold
was
proceeds
the
of
stock
common
which
\
.
291,200
171,
Period End.
plants are located in Elmira,
plant was acquired with the
business of the Reliable Manufacturing Co.,
about one acre of floor space.
The Los
Angeles plant is operated under a long term lease.
All other plants
stock
its
stock
Standard Gas
Co.
outstanding
$7,673,542 $10,844,983
Crl41,000
■;
outstdg.
Lane Bryant,
Jamesway.'
purchase of the as.iets and
on
Feb.
1, 1949,
and has
owned
'
.
$260,877
48,039
dividends
Loss—V.
1
paid
shares
Earnings per
Regional manufacturing and warehousing
N. Y., and Los Angeles, Calif.
The latter
are
profit
divs.
Common
also
company
of
-
•
-
i, -.
Merrill
share from
per
Securities
1947
1948
•
*370,251
,170,000
.*r'
Common
was
430,877.
*
state
&
..
Preferred
manulacti'res a line of pipe fittings which are
sold to jobbers throughout the United States, and malleable and grey
iron castings which are sold to other manufacturers.
Principal manufacturing operations are carried on in three plants,
at Fort Atkinson, Wise.,
having more than 11 acres of floor space.
The
1949
$4,834,337
taxes
,
-
6,494 shs.
177,514 shs.
incorporated in Wisconsin on Sept.
5, 1905.
It manufactures a complete line of dairy, horse and hog
housing equipment; poultry and brooder house equipment; mammoth
incubators;
ventilating systems;
electric barn cleaneis; steel sasn
for
farm
buildings and grain bins.
These lines are marketed under,
BUSINESS—The
\
1950
taxes.-
inc.
Fed.
for
income
$450,000.
$500,000
.'
7,000 shs.
310,000 shs.
1950-59,—2
due
notes
cumul. pfd. stk. <$100 par
stock i$5 par value)
57o
Common
before
Prov.
1
2%-3V4 %
portion
no
Electric
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
$5,550,115
Year End. June 30—
Outstanding
Authorized
and
1397.
170, p.
&
$30,826
Union
Beane,
PROCEEDS—The
$1.67
and allowances.—V.
taxes, discounts
Sales
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
excise
and
(jointly).
250,000
$0.53
share
Plant-Choate Manufacturing
La
Profit
«
250,000
outstanding-
common
*
of $31.2425 per share from Glore. Forgan'
Co. (jointly); $30,837 per share from
price
a
C. .Lengley
Corp.
'
automatic poultry feeder,
general corporate purposes.
for
a
—
$419,285
4,674,868
offering
•
products, including
number of. new
a
cleaner and an
electric barn
Jamesway
<.2.
•
shares
anticipated
from
paid
Common
"After
$133,536
4,603,094
2
Earnings
on
PURPOSE—Proceeds will be added to working capital to finance an
higher volume of sales and inventories resulting in part
j
profit
named
W.
Boston
Fenner
James Mfg. Co., Fort
5
awarded the stock at competitive bid sale Oct
$31,419.
group was
t
1949
$8,101,240
702,085282,300
$5,663,045
224,036
taxes,,^—
Federal
before
Frovision
July 31
sales_^_
from
"Income
Profit
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Krueger Brewing Co.
-6 Months Ended
.
Vu
'Mi,
Chronicle
(G.)
Continue Rise—
Investors Mutual, Inc.—Net Assets
"^Jet assets of this corporation as at Aug. 31, 1950, were $208,743,729,
as against $200,908,717 at June 26, 1950.
t'The corporation presently has more than 85,000 stockholders.—
L
vtli'V
)
w',
'
1
A-&-"
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Commercial and Financial
Number 491>1 77. The
Volume 172
U' 5
NtffVfW'
Stores
MeLellan
Co.—September
proceeds are to be uscj
and for operating ar
11.7 %——
Sales Incr.
Hire
of
common
new
stock has
Louisiana Power
&
distributed.—V. 172,
p.
.
Sales
until 75'/*
—V.
1234.
Light Co.—Registers With SEC
company-on
Oct.
(Ky.)—Stock Offered—
Brothers and Blyth & Co. Inc. jointly headed a
Louisville Gas &
Lehman
group
which on Oct. 6 publicly offered 137,857 shares of
stock (no par) at $32 per share plus the equiv¬
of the New York Stock Exchange commission. The
common
alent
Electric Co.
.....i..
172, p. 1032.
McLouth
-
14 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering $10,000,000 of lirst mortgage bonds, due Nov. 1, 1980.
»
The bonds are to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Proceeds of the sate will be used for the construction of new facilities
and
for ether corporate
purposes.
The company estimates that its
construction program for the year 1950 will cost approximately $11,400.000,
and
that completion of construction started
during 1950,
together with other necessary construction, will require expenditures
during 1951 estimated to aggregate $10,200,000.—V. 172, p. ,134.
The
'
been
m-"hinery
1950—Month—1949
1950—8 Mos.—!"«
$4,781,555
$4,282,192 $33,014,310 $32,138,861
'
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
receipt of any dividend wliich may be declared, and because
-for election of new directors cannot be put into operation
Steel Corp.—100% Stock Dividend—
with the 100% stock dividend paid Sept. 29 to holder*
15, the directors voted to capitalize $12.50 per shaw
issued. Of this amount $2.50 a share will
capital stock and the balance of $10 per sJu.ro to capitalize
f' "In connection
record
of
for
Sept.
each new
credited
to
surplus.—V.
Melville
share to be
171,
1150.
p.
Shoe
Corp.—September Sales 4.3%
Period End. Sept. 30—
Retail sales
„
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
172, P.
$50,872,859 $51,859,05*
*-
Stores Co., Inc.—Sales Up 21%—
Sales
'V.
Lower-—
1950—9 Mos.—1949
/
—V. 172, p. 937.
Mercantile
1950—5 Wks„—1949
$7,502,053
$7^5,841
1032.
1950—Month—1949
19f0—8 Mos.—1949
$10,492,300
$8,671,600 $75,096,000 $68,382,50*
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1438)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Stock
U.
waiting
stock
Court
S.
of
Appeals
undernames
Missouri
and
in
—V.
171,
—V.
172,
sell
will
company
Net
Ended
—V.
171,
charges——.——,
61
outstanding...,
share
applied
9
Oct.
on
first
of
sell- $20,000,000
———
—-
Co., Inc.—Sales 6.3%
&
will
Higher—
106,734,855 769,242,533 728,875,156
Nov.
first
mortgage
The
Life
Mutual
cipal
to sell the entire issue to John
Hancock
Co. at a per unit price of 101% of the prin¬
Insurance
Purpose
for
treasury
Ket
sales
Net
pnfit
of
its
properties.—V.
Mueller Brass
The
Period Ended Aug. 31—
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
172,
200,000
205,945
205,945
$1.50
$1.35
$0.26
share—
common
•Loss.—V.
169,
C.)
(G.
1950—9 Mos.—1949
Federal
Commission
Power
Oct.
on
Oct.
in
3,
of
shares
of
Fiscal
Net
Year
loss
after
Common
•After
giving
*$172,380
539,138
t$ 116,755
+$509,144
589,138
535,580
Nil
80.14
$0.88
combined
the
to
Petroleum
in
Co.
of
amount
National
of
loss
net
the
$332,046.
A,
Fiscal
Refining
Net
t Prof it.
dividends.
—V.
171,
Capital
Ended
p.
16)
The
stockholders
the
right
hitch
said
March,
common
See V.
price.
172,
p.
Co.)
have
Pan
who might
being
route
given
by
Airlines
under
consideration
March
announced
transfer
and
30,
it
of
for
its
The
until
and
stock
board
were
Interest
Pan-
The
in National,
parties have
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.
Piscal Year Ended
•Net
profit
after
tEarnings
among
which
were
172,
tAfter preferred dividend
Cooper-Wells & Co.
with
it
the
Net
carriers
SEC
hearing
upon
financing
The
wtre
fund
given
this
interested
company's
bond,
Net
Oct. 20, to request a
debenture
and
common
stock
until
persons
postponed
two
lines
fights.
as
after
and
and
at
being
an
company
proposes
mortgage
debentures
to
bonds,
due
on
sell
due
Nov.
competitive bidding
1975,
and $6,000,000
in
1970. See
1,
$27,000,000
at
V.
also
172,
p.
of
Net
sinking
for
—V.
Ste. Marie
Sault
&
RR.
—
G.
A.
MacNamara,
President,
announces
the
that
directors
Net
arrive.
Earnings
This
*
two
in
172,
part
ago
to
of
a
when
become
continuing
the
its
own
car
initiated
program
companv
re-tooWI
builder.
by the Soo Line
Fonf+ d" + %o «-Hnn«s
that time 500, 40-foot
Since
50-foot all steel box cars with hign tpeetl trucxs nave uttn
along with 200 all steel general service gondolas and 200, 70-ton
Qte oars equipped with compensating brakes.
At present 200 composite
gondolas are being rebuilt to all steel. Prior to rebuilding, these cars
had
wdoden
floors
and
side
boards.
Still
to
be
built,
of
those
pre¬
1,432,293
$2,545,901
1,935,964
1,935,964
$1.11
stock
the
New
York Telephone Co.,
its charter
to amend
foni
5,500,000
shares
which
as tj increase
7,700.000 shares.
so
to
Newberry Co.—Sept. Sales Up 12.2%—
1950—Month—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$11,118,932 $93,653,631 $88,445,054
$12,480,844
1033.
p.
Pressure
Cooker
Co.
Domestic
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$6,728,725
229,584
1,412,388
a
and
the
to
company
to
are
be
used
for
gen¬
purposes.
on
Oct.
5
of
this
company
1,000,000
the
announced
into
issuance
its
parent,
of
an
order
Niagara
authorizing
Mohawk
stated
value
that
of
742,241
$21,077,787,
which are
to
corporation
bclcw).
Niagara
all
shares of
only
system
intermediate,
Power
and
will
fication program
complete
the
stock
with
by Niagara Mohawk,
and
redeemed by Niagara Mohawk,
Niagara Falls
Co., Ltd.,
Power
holding
common
held
be
directly transferred to Niagara Mohawk.
the
1,000.000
of
bonds
Canadian
of
outstanding
Falls has
company
owns
of
all
in
last major step
the
in
of
Ontario,
The merger
the
capital
which
will
will eliminate
Niagara
Mohawk
the corporate
simpli¬
of the system," according to the SEC.—V. 172, p.
198.
1,084,323
1,000,000
,
$0.40
charges.—V. 171, p.
corporate
filed
employees
SEC
(see
$23,396,671
395,263
share
to
The
Y.
$15,689,000
Subs.)—
1,000,000
outstdg._
N.
Niagara
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$6,626,705 $19,495,171
offered
merger
the
stock
(&
Oct. 9
on
7,500 shares of common
be
Corp.
1137.
172, p.
company
The
a
"
$0.23
1050.
$1.41
*
-
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Registers WTith SEC—
$1.08
The
—
purposes.—V.
172,
p.
292.>
.
<
proposed
subject
•
•
Notes Placed Privately—The
has sold $2,000,000 of 2%'% notes due 1955 and
general
authorized
T. & T.,
proceeds
$2,215,824
-
4% notes due 1962 to three institutional investors.
The proceeds are <to be defied to pay
for plant expansion and
other
A.
Niagara Falls Power Co.—Merger Authorized by SEC
1,757,006
:
National Radiator Co.
company
the
the postwar period
telephones to its lines.
also
common
corporate
with
-
by
finance
and
loans
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $101, of which 700 shares
6,800 shares are to be offered
H. Walker & Co., New York, and Hamlin & Lunt,
1949
3,648,117
$1.28
outstanding
share
taxes and
50,
bank
of the New York Telephone Co..
publicly through G.
its
built
•
per
operating subsidiary in the
York P. S. Commission on
additional common stock
of
short-term
repay
•_
to
are
$23,137,303
taxes
-
sales—
•After
New
1236.
p.
172,
The
$0.16
1950
preferred dividends.—V.
profit
Capital shares
largest
the
by
$85,000,000
Niagara Alkali Co., N. Y. City—Files With SEC—
4,302,907
income
•Net
.
is
years
order
-and
31—
Period End. June 30—
Oct.
on
owned
covering
be
3, approved the building of 400 adidtional 40-foot box cars and 100
twin hopper gondolas.
Work will be done in the company's shops at
North Fond du Lac, Wis.,
ana
will commence as soon as materials
15,490,789
Telephone & Telegraph Co., its parent.
will
1,800,000 new
(J. J.)
122,407
782,140
common
National
the
is
sell
Period End. Sept. 30—
To
Build Additional Equipment—
and
and improvement program
authorized
its
which
Commission
100%
Corp.—Earnings—
-
per
1,998,002
already has spent more than $700,000,000 in
The
is
$37,244,570
248,680
782,140
$0.32
taxes
Federal
shares
23,057,924
35,074,208
28,113,452
2,953,839
authorized
was
issue
to
proceeds
add
to
1949
1950
/
Service
Ended Aug.
inctme
Earnings
927,193
Buffalo,
profit
•After
Minneapolis, St. Paul
3,439,406
2,365,755
income
S
28^,756,59$
37,278,031 322,970,906 286,829,403
29,251,454 234,040,617 225,868,206
5,072,738
53,856,081
37,903,273
42,433,202
30,489,447
8,504,349
__
$
Stores Corp.—Earnings—
July 31—
Linen
Common
1346.
<|»
37,414,525 324,350,709
136,494
1,379,803
42,568,986
' ' 135,786
charges
to American
par
which
inter¬
$24,962,400
for
•
rev._
company,
11
The
National
Panagra
for
1950—8 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
31—
oper.
System,
Pan American
been unable
sales
Profit before
Provision
1950,
1,
revenues
construction
American
Pan
these
then
Oct.
proposal.
first
of
has
Nov.
York Telephone Co.—Earnings—
oper.
This
Bell
first
171, p. 2199.
Fiscal Year
Milwaukee Gas Light Co.—Hearing on Financing—
The
Gas
finance the project by sale of securities to
Natural Gas Co.
Completion of the line is
the company's application stated.—V. 172,
to
Consolidated
by
after
Con¬
its
$36,299,490
National
Corp.—Expansion—
Oct. 3 granted
on
the
eral
937.
p.
outstanding
Stock Issue Authorized to Parent—
with
named
profit
—V.
sales of
plans
company
taxes
routes.
after taxes
Capital shares outstanding
Earnings per share
$1.08
share
common
net
requirements.—V.
u
less
construct
to
Leidy
the
expenses
was
but
York-Miami
New
also
sales
Net
712,810
580,000
$0.64
outstanding-,
per
•Includes
i
452,825
580,000
taxes
shares
Common
Net
to pay off the then
NEPSCO.—V. 172, p. 1033.
Commission
Sales
6 Months Ended
1949
1950
$30,587,059 $34,680,313
by appli¬
shares ol
($3,933,400,
Company
lar
so
National Department
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
July 31—
sales
Power
1235.
—V.
•Net
by
$13,500,000
of
Operating revenues
1032.
p.
$4,000,000 figure
NEPSCO of 260,000
the
+0
sale
Maine
Leidy
parent,
of
846,
the
field
Operating
The
and
reduced
of
corporation
Operating
could acquire 30%.
to reach agreement on terms
the
equipment exchange.
When
reached,
the
entire
agreement
must be approved by the CAB before it can become effective.—V. 172,
or
which are
are to be used parti¬
construction expenditures.
take at least 60 million cubic feet of natural gas per day
Field.
The corporation has been transporting gas
through an oil line which it leased temporarily.
to
New
today
and
indicated
American
Fan
National's
to
outstanding
acquire its
shares
all
authorization to renew for a
its bank loan now outstanding
State Natural Gas
Period End. Aug.
parties subsequently settled upon terms
for stock transfer.
The agreement provided that W. R. Grace <fc Co.,
half-owner
with
Pan
American
of
Panagra,
could acquire an
18.%'*
of
Net
and by an additional payment of $283,600 out of
borrowings were made in October, 1947, in
connect
to
the
The
p.
equipment
Inc.
agreement,
included
was
National's
ot
and
amount
bank
Power
this
to
the
from
Net
proceedings
negotiating
of
some
equipment.
corporation
transfer
Airways
the
of
providing
Airlines
parts
the
1949,
was
this
on
it
Eastern
principal
of 97% of the
Association will
for
1950,
11,
Central
amount
Uncollectible
get segments of National's routes.
to
giving
Delta
On
given
American
1949
was
bidding;
bidding.
the
of
like
a
owner
Electric
company
prefened stocks of
company
from
$3.92
stock
transfer terms;
equipment interchange proposals.
over
of
temporary author¬
approximately 4414 miles of
Field with the company's natural
gas transmission system in Pennsylvania,
The new line is
estimated to cost $1,582,708 and will enable the
(173,326
$3.44
1Panagra).
agreed
competitive
results
" '
has
Inc.
those
as
domestic
before Sept. 11 for 410
$14
per share.
These shares
July 17 to Central Telephone
on
of
original
pipeline
1948
178,326
of
The
The Federal
$699,625
proposed
stock
Pan
American
a
with
arose
sideration
Stockholders
Telephone
Central
on
the' 22,455 shares sold
of
part
at
than
at
were
Co.
(other
subscribe
to
stock
shares
1949
recently
of $47,000)
on
ization
stock¬
common
178,326
Airways
companies
present
on
Middle States Telephone Co.—Rights to
additional
to
$613,760
of
waiting for completion
March 30,
1949.
proposed
change
given
5,000
shares
Fed.
Board
complete
Grace
tired
was
Aeronautics
at
the
received SEC
10
proceeds
stock
New York
on
7,000
1950
30—
and
As
and
from Oct.
.
agreement
American
Co.
Oct. 11 made a secondary offering of
(no par) at $16.62V2 per
share, with a dealers' concession of 30 cents per share.—
V. 171, p. 2512.
common
SEC
of
$3.40
June
charges
and
shares
$4,000,000.
was
the
of
scheduled
share
to
exchange
8,100 shares of common stock
The
of
loan
of
hand,
the
and 10,000 shares
shares of preferred
150,000
sale
over
repayment
share.
issuing
Oct.
on
year
951.
Civil
The
(Oct.
In
Blyth & Co., Inc.
company
prior lien
National Airlines, Inc.—Deadline for Pact Set—
Middle South Utilities, Inc.—Secondary Distribution—
recently
and
issue
17,717
-
expenses
(par $100)
total
a
Co.
to
and
1975,
due
Public Service Co.—To Renew Loan—
cash
1,850
outstanding
per
mentioned
~,
with the
11, 1947,
$606,125
shares
171,
Co.—Registration
authorization
SEC
for
the
Gas
the
1346.
p.
Operating
was
Line
172,
common
its
after
Earnings
1786.
p.
$100),
taxes
—V.
operated by a new subsidiary, Michigan-Ohio
formed last summer to acquire the line
The new company is owned 75%
by MidWest and 25'/* by Sohio Pipe Line Co., a subsidiary of the Standard
OH
Co.
<Ohio),
Tile
price of
this transaction was
not disclosed.
will be
which
Pipe
on
President,
Woodward,
Sohio
the
Corp.—Earnings—
Year
profit
income
Financing—Expansion—
The pipeline
Pipeline Corp.,
lroin
Redwood
leaving
par,
Nachman
reports that all financing required for
the acquisition of a 250-mile Ohio to Michigan pipeline, a moderniza¬
tion program for the company's Alma
refinery, and construction of
new
processing
equipment
for premium
gasoline had been placed
privately.
No offering of additional stock for the purpose of raising
•such funds will be required, he said.
L.
(par
Coast
filed
March
amendment
registration
stock
to
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$37,872,240 $37,577,393
of the additional stock and
other stockholders.
Proceeds
reimburse
to
cation
preferred shares to be removed from
registration as of Oct. 3, 1950.
The amendment also revealed that
the 10,000 shares of common stock were sold at par to 200 designated
persons in blocks of 50 shares each.—V. 169, p. 1336.
1948
share
effect
prelefred.
Private
1949
1950
30—
charges & taxes
outstanding
common
per
Miu-West
and
♦After
June
with
cumulative preferred stock
6%
at
Broad¬
Higher—
Light
series B,
decision
to
per
England
portion
purchased by
the
Oakland, Calif.—Subscriptions
effective
post
a
connection
sold
were
(& Subs.)- -Earnings—
shares
^Earnings
Co.
Ended
to
common
holders
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.
$67.50
of
New
The
close of September, 1950, as
1949.—
near
Mutual Plywood Corp.,
According
120
Dec.
New England
Hannon,
the
received
5
offered
be
to
rata
—V.
President, recently announced that the stockholders
future on a proposal to increase the authorized
capital stock and on splitting the 131,203 outstanding shares on a
two-for-one basis.—V. 172, p. 1032.
this company
authorized
3
price
a
of one
in
fund
Payment
i
$4,618,831
Edison
&
notes,
applied
due
amount
vote
sinking
York,
New
through
1950,
interest.
stock.
reserved
be
in
W.
of
1995.
p.
14,
4 >4%
and accrued
Trust Co.
Redemption—
Nov.
on
15-year
1950—9 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
172, p. 937.
C.
Oct.
25-year
common
are
will
period
from Arkansas
acquire
at
pro
The
Power & Light Co. about 26 miles oi main
line and distribution system serving communities in eastern Arkansas.
The
contemplated purchase
price for the properties will be their
depreciated book cost of $1,942,818.
>
In
another
application
filed
with the Commission,
MidSouth is
seeking authorization to construct a natural gas transmission system
to serve additional Arkansas communities.—V. 172, p. 478.
to
notes
stock,
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.—Stock Split Proposed—
Co.—Acquisition Authorized—
MidSouth Gas
"$442,660
531,033
,
Nil
14.48%—
Co.—Sales Increased
219 stores in operation at the
were
of
1950—Month—1949
Gas
on
of
par
compared to 215 stores in operation at the close of September,
will
The
$0.08
not
Murphy
company
V.
1950—8 Mos.—1949
•Net
profit
$220,089
$227,456
•After adjustment of Federal
income tax accruals to the higher
rates provided in
the new Revenue Act.—V. 172, p. 572.
--
$1,816,246
531,033
$3.42
$12,652,140 $11,051,390 $98,544,475 $94,290,308
There
Inc.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
$32,215
$35,417
31—
$2.14
31, 1952, and any balance will be used partially
to reimburse the company for construction expenditures.
The common stock is to be offered lor subscription by stockholders
9.
p.
Sales
Mid-Continent Airlines,
Marine Midland
Bedford
bank notes
of
$44,513
531,033
531,033
$2.11
Period End. Sept. 30—
Period Er.d. Aug.
$2.94
lOl'/a%
at
15,'N. Y.—V. 171,
Commission
ally
12.
p.
702,000
redemption
for
$4,730,669
$25
The
278,022
$3,730,364
1948
SI,503,193
702,000
fund, $75,000
1960,
1,
the
at
called
sinking
Oct.
York
proceeds
1950—3 Mos.—1949
$1,118,388
Earnings per share
$4,191,137
due
$3,750,000
its
of
Co.—Earnings—
—
299,876
-
——
taxes & charges..
outstanding
after
1949
$2,067,002
702,000
172, p. 1033.
sell
issuance is to reimburse
Mountain
previously made for additions and
172, p. 1032.
the
of
expenditures
profit after taxes &
charges
Capital shares outstdg-
1950
83,949,031
1950
$1,348,351
$1.92
sales
the
Micromatic Hone Corp.—Earnings—
Ltd.—Earnings—
taxes__
proposes
amount.
extensions
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$1,052,360 $10,998,279 $10,044,626
Statement Effective—
company
States'
Car Corp.,
has
the
made
New
1980.
1,
Net
Pisca! Year Ended July 31—
of
New
—V.
applied for FPC authorization to issue $990,000
bonds, to be dated Nov. 1, 1950, and to mature
has
company
377
1950—Month—1949
Period End. Sept. 30—
States Power Co.—To Issue Bonds—
Mountain
172, p.
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—Sales 3.5%
Net
The
by this corpora¬
382.
Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Partial
company
be
way,
$
$
and
in
in¬
an
funds managed
outstanding
National
This
1032.
172, p.
levels with
Simonson,
J.
1950—8 Mos.—1949
$
113,429,642
Sales
—V.
H.
represented
period of 1949.
of
assets
Earnings per share—V. 160, p. 1635.
412,635
133,705
$3.09
1950—Month—1949
Financing—
the
to
I949
$2,887,779
.523,946
133,705
"S3.77
•
the preferred stock now outstanding
011
$
mortgage
Steel
shares
operation
Montgomery Ward
company
and
by
which
172, p. 937.
debentures
SEC for authorization to
bonds, due Nov. 1, 1975,
428,574 shares of additional common stock.
The bonds are to be offered for sale at competitive bidding.
The
stock is to be sold to American Natural
Gas Co. for cash in an
amount equal to the par value thereof, namely $14 per share, or an
aggregate
of $0,000,036.
There are presently outstanding 3,473,420
shares of common stock, all held by American.
Michigan's authorized
common
capital is to be increased from 3,500,000 shares to 4,200,000
to provide for the additional shares to be sold to American,
The stock
is to be .-old at or prior tc the issuance and sale of the new bonds.
Proceeds of the financing are to be applied to the payment of out¬
standing
Bank Loan Notes
mow aggregating
$15,000,000), to the
payment of the
costs of the financing, and to provide funds for
expansion of facilities and to reimburse Michigan's treasury lor con¬
struction
expenditures.—V. 172, p. 754,
This
issue
-
requirements
Period End. Sept. 30—
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Plans
reported
reported at over $78,000,000,—V.
National
2401.
p.
net
$1,168,781
—V.
Capital
$3,215,362
taxes
common
per
1950,
Net profit after charges and
I950
Aug, 31—
after
shares
the comparable
over
30,
1950
of
$20,000,000,
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales Up—
Co.—Earnings—
Public Service
dividend
•Alter
months
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
revenues
Common
mutual funds continue at record high
nine
approximately
Period End. Sept. 30—
1994.
income
Earnings
12.
p.
Months
8
Gross
S5,250,000 in first mortgage
bonds and 20,000 shares o<
S100 par preferred stock, and apply the
proceeds to the retirement at maturity June 1, 1951, of about $1,250,000
of
5%
nonmailable
(assumed)
York Haven Water & Power bonds-,'
leaving it with about $0,000,000 for new construction outlays.
Registrations aie expecteci to be filed with the SEC about Nov. 1.
Both
issues
will
reach
the
market
through competitive bidding.
this
December
90 %
Sept.
were
first
at
Sales
system
p.
of
of
tion
received temporary authorization from the FPC to
capacity to 375 million cubic feet per day.
Estimated cost of the proposed new facilities is $5,500,000,
Plans
for financing
the project will be supplied later, the company said.
its
increase
the
Oct.
on
recently
pany
"National"
for
President,
crease
compressor
facilities
mission
Financing—
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Plans
Jr.,
4 applied to the FPC for authority to
units on its pipeline system in Arkansas
order to increase the daily capacity of its trans¬
to 435 million cubic feet of natural gas.
The com¬
corporation
additional
Missouri
In
its own shops.
In adaition the company recently
received 75 covered hoppers.—V. 172, p. 1346.
and
Monday, October 16, 1950
.
.
National Securities & Research Corp.—Sales Up 90%
Sales of
volume
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Plans Expansion—
The
install
York
New
250 new 80,000 pound capacity box cars with
design and with steel roofs.
cars to be adued to the Soo Line fleet in
new
As
courts ruling
that
holders
of
common
stock
purchase
warrants would have to
exer cise
their wan ants on
or
belore Sept.
15 to be eligible lor the
stock
dividend
was
heard
by the Circuit Court on Oct. 4 and 5.
A decision
on
the merits oi the appeal is expected shortly.
In the
meantime
the rights of the warrant holders are protected by con¬
tinuation of the stay signed by Judge Jerome N. Frank.
V. 172, p. 1346.
The
1900
from
years
purchased
the status of
of a court action to clarify
warrants outstanding as of that date.
Trust Co.'s appeal against the lower
determination
for
purchase
two
are
A. A. R.
of
make
will
This
the
for
authorized,
viously
Dividend—
Second Circuit in New York
en
Oct. 10 reinstated Stpt. 15, 1950, as the record date and Oct. 16,
1SS0, as the payment date of the 40%
stock dividend declared by
this
corporation
last July
on
its common stock.
The order was
signed by Judge Learned Hand.
The effect of the order
is to permit payment of the dividend to
stockholders oi
record as of the close of business Sept.
15 without
The
.
.
a
bond issue of
this corporation
is
the
statement
filed Oct. 4 by the company
$40,000,000
registration
As
previously reported, the company proposes to issue and sell at
bidding
$40,000,000
of general
mortgage bonds,
series
competitive
due': Oct,
Net
for
of
the SEC.
1, 1980.
proceeds, together with other furds, will be used to repay $20,of bank loans obtained in\1950 lor construction, to finance
,000,009
in part the
company's 1950-1951
construction program, and-to redeem
■dMWM., U'lMMVI'lUl
Volume 172
Number 4951
.
all
of
the 815,689,000
of
Niagara Palls Power Company
Refunding Mortgage Bonds, 3Vs'/e series due 1966.
The
proposed
under
she
The
V.
Holding
SEC
quest
bond
has
is
Company
given
hearing
a
172,
issue
still
pending
First
the
the
before
Commissiorn
persons
until
Oct.
corporation's
the
bond
financing
18,
1950,
to
—
The
company
covering
writing
for the
filed
4
shares of
675
share
per
Oct.
on
stock
common
of
171,
Halvern
p,
account
involved.-—V.
letter
a
of
$Ii
(par
L.
SEC—
notification
to
be
with
offered
director.
a
The
Arkansas
P.
company's
and
general
for
of
Of
be
the
sold
334 %
that
and
—"V.
retire
167,
in
under¬
The
proceeds,
repay
entire
8225,000
parent
5%
of
will
will
United
SEC
be
due
amendments
the
bonds
21/s%
The
sell
company
to
$225,000
Co.,
Des
at
See
to
will
Moines,
The
la.
to
apply
Nov.
1,
lien
gold
of
the
1950,
Ggs
to
issue
and
of
its
5%%
due
1957,
the
at
Gas
&
Electric
by North
North
Penn
redemption
its
reimburse
purpose.—V.
the
treasury
172,
the parent,, also
Corp.,
Penn
for
on
for
natural gas
of
heretofore
expenditures
storage
8776,335
made
for
Net. income
'Includes
$4,198,881
-425,578
non-operating
ing income of $325,023
income
in
1950
126,167
of
and
$2,193
in
+123,008
t274,685
tlncludes
$325,601.
1949.—V.
Corp.—Files With
corporation
7,200
be offered
in
share
Corp.,
on
of
latter
the
Oct. 2
on
shares of
a
for
filed
$15
letter of
a
notification
share
basis.
Of
the
outstanding
Northern Illinois Corp.
company,
with
the
be
submitted
called
be
utility
to
company
stock
common
in
issue
SEC
96%.—V.
&
corporation
1
George
.
-
film
D.
for
C.
Brush,
interest
in
Polyethylene
the
film
&
complement its
production of
cellophane
Stop
167,
has
£FC
the
profit
before
income
Federal
Net
is
Whiteside,
Collins
R.
taxes
170,
1949
$222,492
G.
I.
Ore.—SEC
leum
and
In
given
interested
registration
a
Simons,
P.
proposed
a
until
persons
Oct.
statement
doing business
public
offering
participating interests in
or
an
of
George
covering
shares
misleading
erates
at
oil-well
an
the
as
the
bar
a
to
filed
by
to
Ralph
Northwest
promotion
Mon-O-Co
conducted
and
sale
public
&
$223,013
drilling
A.
of
447
venture.
incomplete."
of
the
The
securities
the
and
until
which
Oil
held
drilling
some
op¬
unless
deficiencies
found
oil
and
operations
Wyoming
and
leasehold
gas
without
Montana
of
recovery
drilling
undertook
of
to
oil
wells
furnish
these
on
$400,000
"shares,"
or
order
raise
would
the
to
$223 500
of
turned
be
about
retained
be
to
was
According
814.0^0
which
of
Mon-O-Co's
meet
to
40%
which
of
with
under
drilling
and
used
by
sold
drilling
the
of
for
the
public
selling expenses)
further
drilling
and
697/
p.
'
■
;
acquired,
share
each
nev;
interest in the
For
1/3000
promoters'
V2
the
of
the
V:';"'.*
'■■■
-
purchaser
share
of
to
dis¬
receive
enterprise.—V.
Period End. Aug.
31—
171,
y
See
V.
Uncollectible
oper.
Operating
22,450
810,423,773
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
1950—8 Mos—1949
89,016,279 $76,704,863 $68,971,315
-22,588
rev._
180,010
$8,993,829 $76,524,853
157,210
$68,814,105
7,366,728
6,774,873
56,704,181
52,711,959
1,661,484
-
taxes
oper.
1,152,326
9,302,911
8,575,584
$1,066,630 $10,517,761
$7,526,562
Net
charges
after
—V.
172,
___
__
Associated
Telephone
period End. Aug; 31—
Operating
—V.
172,
.$302,711
927
832
6,048
6,570
$411,573
$301,879
$2,636,197
$2,369,164
290,722
247,891
2,216,346
1,814,814
revenues
__
$2,642,245
$2,375,734
50,185
28,167
219,268
278,066
$70,666
825,821
$200,583
A.
47,657
14,245
50,062
Oct.
at
&
shares
Co.—Offering to Stockholders Underwrit¬
ten—The company is offering to its common stockholders
of record Oct. 11 the right to subscribe for 396,571 addi¬
in
the
held.
The
ratio,of
additional share for each
one
share,
per
ten
shares
The rights to
subscribe will expire Oct. 30, 1950.
offering has been underwritten by a group headed
awarded the stock
pensation of 19.92 cents
Four
other
offers
per
made,
were
Oct. 11
on
its bid for
on
a
Power
of
Pierce.
33.789
Fenner
cents,
&
and
Beane
Morgan
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
for
the
and
Stanley
from
the
&
Peabody
Co.,
48.9
&
Co.
(jointly),
cents per share.
Co.
by
Inc.,
a
prop¬
decided
the
&
Certain
their
Light
shares
owned
was
Co.
retain
to
Power
common
Stearns & Co.
entire outstanding
Bear,
which
of
Light
in
the
possibly
common
Hughes
&
-
4,000
Inc.
4,000
Reinholdl
4,000
Pont
10,000
&
H.
4,000
Co.—
&
Rice
V.
Sattley
Schoellkopf,
2,500
&
Scott,
1,000
Shields
6,000
Robert
2,500
—
Co.
Sills,
Co
I.
Smith
Starkweather
Stein
Stephenson,
Bros
1,500
Inc.
Co
7,000
7,500
Oo._
&
&
2,000
& Co.,
Staats
R.
30,000
Co._
7,000
Co.__
&
William
7,000
Boyce—
Ley decker
Co.
4,000
Harris,
&
—
Simon
30,000
Co
1,500
Fairman
M.
4,000
Inc.-
1,000
7,000"
Showers
4,000
Co.,
4,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Co.—
&
Frank S.
10,000
—
7,000
—
&
Inc.
6,000
5,000
1,750
Inc..
&
Mason,
&
Inc.
Co
&
Homer
2,500
2,500
——
Co.,
&
Shaughnessy
Co.,
1,000
Inc
Hutton
Inc.
Porneroy,
1,000
Co
Co
&
Co.,
Company
&
1,750
Inc.
& Co.,
&
Rona
4,000
&
Gardner
&
Robbins
D.
L.
Russ
Co._;i0,G00
Sons
&
Company
&
5,000
:
1,750
Stone
2,500
Straus
61
Blosser
7,000
2,000
Stroud
&
Co., Inc.
4,000
Swiss
5,000
4,000
Graves
&
P.
&
Co
Lunt
Harper
'
&
'■
Inc.
Waldo
Co
Parsons
&
Co.,
Reid
Wagner
&
—
Westheimer
&
Co
4,000
White, Weld & Co
J.
7,000
Wulff,
Williston
R.
30,000
1,000
Co
&
28,745
1,500
Richards &
Co
5,500
Hansen & Co
Yantis & Co., Inc.—
2,000
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
Inc._______
172, p.
2,500
—
3,500
Co
&
2,500
Inc.
Ebinger,
Inc.
30,000
Herman
Hickey
Durst,
win
Co
&
&
Walston, Hoffman & Good¬
1,500
Co
&
Hentz
Henry
Corp
1,000
Graham,
Noyes,
3,500
4,000
15,000
Co
&
American
..Wagenseller
30,000
&
Hemphill
Hemphill,
H.
Co.,
—
Hayden, Stone
,
&
Youngberg
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
2,500
Ripley
&
Uhlmann & Latshaw Inc.—
&
Son
co.
1,500
F.
10,000
1347.
S.
Packard Motor Car Co.—To Reduce Shares—
H.
the
by
members
of
parent company,
the purchasing
with
the
Pendleton,
of
25,
the; company
-of
a
to
to
service
of
750,000.
142,814
share
a
recommend
the
to
the
on
board
the
directors
of
of
PROGRAM—The
contemplates expenditures
improvements.
company's
for
expected
The
at
estimated
at
$5,500,000
required in
$6,494,300
for
be
by
required
to
the
issuance
improvements,
and
for electric distribution
the
that
and
sale
1951
the
out
carry
such
additional
which
are
in
1951
will
as
series.due
notes
time and
AS
OF
1
JULY
from time to
31,
due
of
time.
There
fchares
750.000
shares
include
not
July
of
shares
of
29,
$200,000
1951.
common
to
common
stock
2,625.000
stock
payable
+On
July
without
shares,
were
It
'
9,000,000
in operation at Sept.
1949,—V. 172. o. 1033.
1950,
30,
stores
September,
compared
early
which
of
next
are
on
year
be
to
Financing—
4 that the company plans Issuance and
about $10,000,000 of new bonds, the proceeds
used toward its construction program.—V. 172,
Oct.
of
1236.
>
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
1950—Month—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$3,686,271 $33,676,480 $33,935,004
Period End, Sept. 30—
iSales
142
$3,972,326
——
There
were
ago.—V.I 172,
year
a
Stores
141
in
p.
operation
at
Sept. 30,
compared to
1950,
1033.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders—
:until
1,750,000 shs.
Girard
1950,
31,
Trust
(EST)
noon
Oct.
on
Co., trustee, Philadelphia 2, Pa., were to receive
Oct. 13, 1950, tenders for the sale, to it as of
of first and
refunding mortgage 3%%
bonds, series B,
amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of
face value and accrued interest.
Notice of acceptances or declinations as respecting such offerings
"will be mailed not later than Oct. 16.—-V. 172, p. 111.
Dec.
$89,.767
1,
1970,
prices
at
to
an
not to
exceed
90,036 shs.
2,625,000 shs.
1951, and $200,000
authorized number
was
increased from
Jan.
29,
1950,
the
on
par
and
in
$
86,007,794
reported
was
sale-
due
*2,400,000
changed
13%—
$
1950—Month—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
76,083,683 619,944,774 581,662,229
30—
1,610
were
1,605
The
114,815 shs.
18,
$
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—Proposed
*
.
($29,000,000
1957—
to
pfd. stock, cumul. ($100 par value)
tCommon stock, without par value—
"Does
.......
Penney Co.—September Sales Increased
-
-.with
be
Outstanding
i
j
1952
5%
payable on
Co.,
Period End. Sept.
1950
Unlimited
:—)
1980
(2% )
business connections in this country
special partner of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
a director of Electric Boat Co., Acacia Mutual
Washington, and Canadair, Ltd.,- Montreal;—V.
the
mortgage bonds—
1977
a
also
$
program.
securities
Authorized
Serial
is
numerous
'
facilities.
construction
required
amount
of
at the
CAPITALIZATION
series, due
.
2532.
p.
(J. C.)
-
company deems most desirable
3%
•
is
he
and
Insurance
169,
p.
additions
for
anticipates
company
provided
abroad,
The comnfitte acts in an advisory capacity to
years.
Himes'
Mr.
Beane,
Life
addi¬
that any additional financing will be
It is estimated that approximately $3,000,000 of new
1950.
will
Co. C. A.—Himes Elected Chairman—
declaration
not expect
does
Effective
contemplates expenditures
construction program
be made principally
to
company
capital
1951
of
management.
and
,&
and
company's
number
a
the
construction
1£50
1347.
p.
a
Pantepec Oil
paid
was
management
the
of
172,
World Airways, Inc.—Merger
man
customers.
stock
common
intention
present
proposal to change
shares, by issuing
Joseph H. Himes of Washington, D. C. was on Oct. 10 elected Chairof the stockholders' committee of which he has been a member
'
'
the
a
held.—V.
each five
for
on
3,000,000
to
25,
Sales
is
vote
to
1236.
.p.
On
quarterly dividend on the common stock in December, 1950, at the
rate paid on Sept. 35,
last.
.estimated
"The
electric
Inc.,
that the stockholders at the
stated
the purchase of the assets of American Overseas Airsubsidiary of American Airlines, Inc., as approved by
President Truman and ,the CAB, was consummated when a check far
$17,450,000 was given by the company to American Overseas.—V. 172,
utility
population
1950
Sept.
served, the larger communities being
Wash, and Portland, Astoria, Bend and
cents
It
CONSTRUCTION
On
linejs,
2
asked
15,000.000
exchange
in
Oct.
be
from
Pan American
-
on
may
stock
is
Walla,
27.5.
1950.
public
of
meeting
share
new
Among
electricity in the States
supplies steam heating service
furnished
J
Ore.
dividend
Sept.
on
Walla
sale
President,
Ferry;
annual
outstanding
,one
company.
operating
an
estimated
communities
91
and
is
and
an
the
holdings totaling 671,256 common
which comprises the balance of
by
J.
next
Co.
issued
coxnpany
generation
company
of
Yakima
asked
offering will be used by the company
from Amer¬
represented by
The purchasing
issue of Pacific
investors
16
of
group
and
acquired
all
&
Pacific
the
31
total
A
Boston
of its $72,100,000 construction program and
to the extent of $1,200,000 its investment in the
purposes
for increasing
Kidder,
Co
Evans
Hari-jmpm
Ry. Co.,
sale of the
engaged
of
Oregon and Washington.
It also
in
Portland, Ore. and Yakima, Wash., and water service in Prineville, Ore.
The area in which the company furnishes electric service approximates
3V4%
F'rsf
&
California
Wm.
11
Light
Light Co.,
primarily
First
share.
follows:
operating
the
Co.,
L.
Co.—
Gordon
Northern
involves
sen,
Hamlin
-
for
com¬
Corp., Lazard
Freres & Co., Union Securities Corp. and. Wertheim & Co.
(jointly),
asked
a
23.724-cent-per-share compensation;
Glore, Forgan
&
Co.
and-White. Weld & Co.
(jointly), asked 32.998 cents; Merrill Lynch,
as
Great
part of the shares purchased last February
jointly by Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co., who
were
the
of
sale
the
is
1,750,000
The
(par $8) at $28
to
&
have
group
the
on
& Co.,
that time
American
tions
stock
the
for
Co.
transaction
2,500
&
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
to
and
1950,
4,000
C.
Hill,
Allyn
program
common
pur¬
Port
underwriting syndicate headed jointly by
Brothers, Union Securities Corp. and Dean Wit¬
stock
Power
same
1236.
tional shares of
1,
Sept.
the
754.
p.
Power
group
179,960
Ohio Edison
RR.
This
stock
capital
172,
C.
$276,284
p.
company
by
1,000
Co.——
Writer & ChristenInc.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.
Co,___.
Goodbody & Co._
Granbery, Marache &
publicly, offered 1,078,744 shares of
common
stock (no par) at $14 per share.
This is the
first time since the company was founded in 1910 that
its common stock was made available to the general
investing public. The shares do not constitute new fi¬
nancing .by Pacific Power & Light Co. and the company
will receive none of the proceeds from the sale.
A.
income—___
taxes
the
issued
be
conveyed
were
7,500
25,000
Co.—.
Co
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Common Stock Offered—-■
July
1950—8 Mos.—1949
-
$412,500
.expen. es
oper.
after
Co.—Earnings-
1950—Month—1949
Coast
approval.
8,600 square, miles,
charges—-
Operating
Net
6,123,403
rev._
oper.
Operating
Net
7,943,166
—.
revenues
Uncollectible
Operating
888,996
1137.
p.
Ohio
$1,395,561
1,140,142
income—_
to
dated
are
reached
been
Pacific
ICC
BUSINESS—The
Net
which
in
bonds
bonds
company
California-
of
Raffensperger,
Co.,
&
&
—V.
ican
Co.—Earnings—
1950—Month—1949
810,446,361
Operating revenues
transaction
a
revenue
The
1,000
5,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
the
of
7,000
Palmer
Peet
O.
Peters,
3.5Q0
Fvidley & Hess
Glore, Forgan &
incurred.
$1,700,000, after some balance sheet
adjustments.
This price does not include $922,000 received by the
subsidiary for part ■ of the waterfront properties, so that the total
realization
for
the
propeities of Pacific Coast RR. Co. amounts to
$2,622,000, and the book profit lor the two transactions over $850,000.
The
Northwestern Bell Telephone
the
to
ter & Co.
$112,000
would
has
agreement
erties
was
liabilities incurred in connection with the enterprise, and up
$58,500 may be retained by Messrs. Blanchard and Simons person¬
ally.
purchase.
Sept. 1,
1980.
Corp.—
Clxapixian
&
10,000
Securities
Northwest
S.
H.
Co
Ewing .&
Fitzgerald
A nation-wide
operations,
Simons
be
properties
Co.
Pacific
Irving J.
A.
&
First
the. stockholders,
to
Pacific
4,000
&
Co.
&
Co
Roger
1,500
.
Fewel
Properties, Etc.
will
mature
Of the $1,800,000 bonds, $922,000 was paid
to the Pacific Coast RR. Co. for its portion of the properties, leaving
that
wholly-owned subsidiary owning only operating properties and
some undeveloped
land.
in
charge
to
the
Lehman
offering
to
of Seattle in
$1,800,000 of 3%
and
operations
proposed
Blanchard
Messrs.
to
expected
waterfront
Port
subsidiary's
promoters.
$39,000
Mon-O-Co
be
for
the
statement,
(after
to
be
to
was
requirments
by each
registration
over
may
,the
finance
subject
and was to receive 50%
of Mon-O-Co's net profits
from any oil recovered.
In July 1947, Mr. Blanchard assigned Vs of.
his' interest to Mr. Simons and V3 to another person, now deceased.
Under the arrangements, their rights were to be divided into "inter¬
to
are
Seattle
sig¬
any
tracts
for
in
purposes
20%
taxes
The
and
interests
The promoters entered into an agreement
the
B anchard
tracts in
certain
Corp.
regarding
Mr.
ests"
gairis
chased
order
stop
recent
in
to
report
2,500
1,000
10,000
Co
Fairman
2,500
Co
4,000
7,500
du
C.
1,000
&
Murch
Coast
6,000'
Inc.
10,000
'
Deetjen
Clement
the company an¬
consummation of. property transfers which indicate a
excess
of
&850,000, on which 110 important capital
profit
An
involves
nificant amounts of oil.
Mon-O-Co
supplementary
a
book
Petro¬
share
per
re-
Commission.
The
which
other
1950,
18,
as
$500
registration statement is amended to correct
had
In
accompanying decision, based upon the record of a public
the Commission daclared that the registration statement "is
hearing,
grossly inaccurate,
by
Issues
of Waterfront
I
Co
Edwards
Este
1,750
Co
Wells
H.
Ohio
Pacific
Co
&
Co.
&
Sears
Farwell,
Co.—Sale
Maynard
15,000
Co
&
Co.
&
137,000
1499.
Coast
Mullaney,
5,500
Co
Milwaukee
Mcjia
&
Emanuel,
$2,134,604
360,013
__
Morgan
Warren
Weedon
Davies
Allen
p.
The
4,000
Co.,' Inc
4,000
Detnxer
136,300
—_
McDonald-Mooi-e
The
_
Crowell,
In¬
$2,036,961
358,792
;
taxes
&
Co.
(Inc.)
Cooley
Inc.
A.
income
&
McDonald
&
Conrad, Bruce
George
2,500
15,000
Inc.
McAndrew
Cp.,
Inc.—
Co.
10,000
7,000
Corbett,
&
Mason-Hagan,
1,750
&
Co.,
Sears.' Inc.
Clayton Securities
Julien
Burns
4,000
Co.
l,7i>0
Co
Brothers
Mason
1,750
&
&
Co
5,500
&
Francis
sales
on
Co
McCarthy
Cassell
Chace,
now
Olin
F.
Langley
&
2,500
Sherrerd
Phillips
Co
1,000
Co.—
&
O
1,750"
10,000
Co
&
6,000
Co.__
Fitzgerald; fix
1
tnc.
C.
of
sale
1950
profit
—V.
nounced
effectiveness
Blanche rd
the
Portland,
Order—
The
ing
of
&
Nongaid
2,500
Inc.
4,000
Co
1,000
Shumaker,
Kormendi
Martin,
4,000
Co.„l_ 1
Central Republic
Co.—Earnings—
Six Months Epded July 31—
Provision for
Co.,
&
3,000
4,000 '
Co.—
&
&
Kidder
M.
W.
Brothers
Cantor,
Harwid
will
cellophane.. Olin's plant lor
the
being constructed at the Ecusta Papex Corp., subsidiary of
dustries, at Pisgah Forest, North Carolina.—V. 171, p. 1786.
Profit
Lester
1,500
in
growing new plastic material used for
frozen foods/soap and small machine parts.
as
1,000
&
Co
—„
Johir
Slocumb
Butcher
Joyce
Cohn
A.
&
&
Inc.
10,000
Brown
B.
2,500
Cq._t_ 20,000
&
Jones
Kotcham
Broome
-
John
4,000
Co
4,000
Co.__l__
&
Lemon
C.
4,000
Brooke
S.
Johnston,
Robert
and
& Co.—
Johnson
4,000
&
5,000
Bond
Corp.
Co.
&
10,000
Co
Kirkland
H.
R.
Kiser,
.
interest
Jenks,
2,500
Hurry
&
Sullivan
&
Ferris
Petroleum,
B.
Campbell,
•
substantial
offered
purchase
Co—
Share
CompanyBonbright &
Bradford
Byron
fast
a
&
&
Illinois
15.0G0
Inc.
__
C.
Brooke
to be dissolved by Oklahoma are Guthrie
a
Indianapolis
.
Co.
Gulden
and
Stockton
Inc.—Acquisition—
is
Inc
&
Walter
BoSworth,
companies.
purchased
to
Shares
98,333
___
Byrd
has
whom
to
now
agreed
below;
The
.
Co.
added.
Pacific
Northwest
Co.,
Becker
Boettcher
329.
p.
G.
Boatwright,
32,200
exchange
stock
has
98,333
Corp
Inc.
the
forth
2,500
J.
value
par
Adams
Bingham,
for
.
each
Hirsch
Co.
such
for
outstanding.
corporations
or
common
which
1,500
was
1367.
p.
common
Co.,, Kingfisher Gas Co., Oklahoma Central Gas Co.,
Corp. The latter is a pipe-line company in Crescent,
172,
Olin's
stock
common
owns
now
to
to
M.
A.
by Oklahoma
outstanding common
are
Securities
Battles
Fuel
packaging such products
SEC—Acquisition
cumulative preferred stock (no pari to
like number of shares of Friendly Finance
a
new
the
set
are
theretofore
firms
98,333
Co.
1347.
p.
$1.50
exchange for
shares
outstanding
proposed
the
.meeting
authorized
10
four
Gross
The
covering
proposed
amendments
thereof
selling stockholders
Draper,
non-operat¬
172,
605,045
now
selling
Allison-Williams
giving
upon the
1236.
p.
Oct.
on
of
Outlet
Illinois
Northern
holds
the
1.750
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
Ball, Burge & Kraus_— 15,000
The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.
1,750
Bateman, Eichler & Co.— 12,500
order
hearing
stock
the
of
are
shares
share
of
&
Olin
$3,901,182
taxes
after
charges-—-—__
and
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$693,581
172,
of
Polyethylene
1950—3 Mos.—1949
-
revenue_._-.___.w__
Union
Cambridge, Mass., a leading manufacturer of Polyethylene film,
jointly announced on Oct. 9 by John M, Olin, President of
Industries, Inc., and Harry H. Gilbert, Chairman of the Board
of Harwid, and R. Widmer Hubbs, Harwid President.
There will be no
change in the present Harwid management or sales distribution, it
it
>
Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Gross
sells
Co.,
.
was
Northeast
which
Common
a
stockholders
Olin Industries,
price
interest,
for
and
Proposal—
an
a
of
each
Brothers
Caldwell,
1347.
p.
of
V.
stock
General
Okla.—V.
authorized
was
without
account,
open
purchase
parent,
majority of
Oklahoma,
and
shares
plus
series
$150,000 to
used
to
all
request
stockholders
Dean Witter, & Co
on
of
for
names
Shares
company.
1,210,090
charter
by
special
also
Utilities
and
The
advance
to be
and
authorization
.
Pennsylvania
such
SEC
this
Co.,
The companies acquired and
promissory notes, maturing in 360 days,
treasury cash to the redemption on
outstanding $2,992,000 oi first mortgage and
proceeds
bonds,
10112'i
to
received
5
generates
the
Lehman
1236.
p.
issuance
to
Oklahoma
of
stocks
a
stockholders
additional
Oct.
shares
new
supplies
Youngstown
Proposed Acquisitions—,
be
Gas Co.—Bank Loans Authorized—
on
by
acquire
approval
preferred
approval
banks $3,000,000 of 3%
to
and
Penn
to
Oklahoma. ' The
outstanding
North
172,
the
16. -1950
Electric
shares
of
subject
and
out¬
bonds
and
Life
Bankers
to
Oct.
proposed
&
1.076,900
authorization
are
the
1957,
Co.
Akron,
Co.—Hearing
announced
5
until
persons
stock
used
from
and
company,
mortgage
Insurance
of
and
systems
also
company
Co.
Power
Pennsylvania.—V.
Oct.
on
seeks
first
advance
debenture
first
be
Life
The
sections
Pennsylvania
western
distribution
own
Ohio.
business
•
long-term,
a
Inc.,
their
in
downtown
Ohio.
Standard" Gas
of
advisement
$450,000
owning
companies
the
Springfield,
purpose.
mortgage
1925.
p.
the
$225,000
American
general
the
to
Co.,
issue
ip
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Financing—
took under
26
to
electric
heat
7
aggregate stated value, such change having been made at the
3V2
PURCHASERS—The
E.
84.50
amount.
issue
new
to
Of
Works
to
Sept.
on
authority
$150,000
Water
$75,000
standing in
for
bonds.
additions,
American
balance
Commission
mortgage
property
the
S.
application
of
from
associations
other
4
charter
the
same
rate
the number
Interested
North Little Rock Water Co.—Private
the
use
SEC
at
No
would
and
2513.
Norris,
Pennsylvania Power Co.
which
$19,000,000 construction program.
its
selling
electricity
the
subsidiary,
for
the
to
*
Oil Co., Ventura, Calif.—Files With
(1439)
cooperative
re¬
proposal
its
of
funds
steam
Norris
i"W» !'
BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the generation and sale of
electricity in 569 communities, as well as in rural areas, in Ohio, and
in the sale of
electricity at wholesale to 22 municipalities and 6. rural
1236.
p.
nfJWI-'tf
«
stock
and
Act.
interested
upon
iW Vi'i'fi ' M«V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
ArAiW,
!
«!***»# 1 ilW'I.IIIIWlt .'
'*WMwUiSMWHH*Mf I
value
the
into
then
outstanding
1,750,000
shares
500,000
having
J
Philippine
Ry.—Bondholders
Committee
Seeks
De¬
posits—
The
bondholders'
committee,
30-year
mortgage
4
ipttpr
hmirihniriprx
tn
sinking
nrcine
representing holders of $2,517,000 fir^
fund
t.hp
gold
dtDosit
bonds,
of
on
Oct.
additional
3 mailed a
bonds
with
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1440)
the committee.
principal
The
by
prospectus.
a
bonds are presently outstanding,
held by the Philippine Government.
the
believed
are
is accompanied
letter
of
amount
$1,273,000
Fund
$8,549,000
of which
the
the islands of Panay and Cebu
in
the
receivership since 1937, when the
principal of the. bonds became due and was defaulted.
Foreclosure
of the underlying mortgage was enjoined by
the Supreme Court of
the Philippines in 1937.
However, by resolution dated July 20, 1950,
this court has now ordered the parties in the receivership proceeding
to
advise
it
whether they have any objections to the sale of the
The
which owns lines
Philippines, has been in
about
Nov,
that
now
18,
1950,
auction
an
assurance
that
be
the
set
by
substantially
is
It
sale
is
of
fair
a
price,
upset
increased.
,
present intention
the
unless
reasonable
a
fact
the
that
the
of
of
bonds
been
Philippine
accepted
price,
upset
any
deposits
committee's
is
It
will
be
Feb. -9,
still
the
for
Robbins
a
committee
the
firm
Oliver
C,
are
Scovell,
of
Wellington
Co.;
member
Park
Hall
Mc-
do
public
plan
not
reoffering
6,797,535
544,000
2,781,000
Net
shares
Earnings
$782,181
per
$4,016,535
$2,122,641
834,319
$0.93
'$1,652,368
income
■•Period End. Sept. 30—
:■>. p.
834,319
$4.81
834,319
$2.54
834,319
$1.98
outstdg.
share
plans
company
construct
to
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$3,713,131
192,500
127,100
A" $0.28
period End.
Sept. 30—
Sales
172,
$0.43
:
Net
$1,432,974 $11,839,442 $10,709,712
$1,823,329
1138.
p.
f
.
——
-
income
after charges and
shares outstanding
Earnings per
tax
taxes
for Federal income
taxes-
—
profit
$3,909,427
dividends
paid
Southern
Jan.
shares
—
•=■112,179
661,150
■A/,
$0.64
adjustments.—V.
172,
for
fiscal
the
V.
Gas
spiling down each
The
Co.—Proposed Private
bonds
fund
XU %
year
will
for
Financing—-
depreciation
to cost
sales
of
1950
year
and
of
and
due
be
25
hive been retired.
The mortgage
paid
will
the
of
total
will contain
earnings
be
remainder
the
to
the
next
life
the terms
to
Oct.
times
iy2
1,
the
1950,
buildings,for
be
the
benefit
of
under
certain
conditions
for
issued
the
proceeds
from
the
to
not
bonds,
Additional
exceed
a
total
Portsmouth
expenditure
be
used
to
of
the
pay
$315,000.
of
cost
pro¬
'it$'~ customers'
' /*■'
appliances to''.natural gas and necessary property
^
•
'
/ '
- v;
above, Portsmouth estimates that it will require substantial
amounts
of
additional
cash for
expansion of its system, and that
these expenditures are estimated to exceed the additional capital to
be raised through the sale of its bonds. Portsmouth presently estimates
will
require approximately $100,000 of new money in 1952.
presently intends- to raise such sum through the issuance
of
additional
bonds against property
additions.
If it is unable
to
do this, it will either curtail its expansion program or
raise addi¬
tional capital through other methods to be determined at the time.
Portsmouth
CAPITALIZATION BEFORE & AFTER GIVING EFFECT TO FINANCING
Outstanding
1st
mortgage
..due
Notes
6%
Oct.
3V»fe
bonds,
1,
due
series
and
Nov.,
stock
($50
par
3,701 shs.
NOTE—See
also
19,200 shs.
Commonwealth' Natural
Gas
11,700 shs.
-'V
'
'•
•'
161,
E.
Depinet, President,
on
Oct.
7
announced
connection
with
the
Trenton-New-
Brunswick
Theatres
Co.,
which
The trustees of the Storrs Estate are; Richard Huber, Frank
Hirst,
Allan Wolf and The Chase National Bank of the
City of New York.
Reade, Jr.—V. 172,
interests
p.
are
Walter
Reade,
Sr.,
The
below.—V.
and
Net
profit
Common
166,
after
shares
♦Loss.
per
1949
taxes—
preferred
$9,003,700
568,885
$404,100
$4,485,828
$3,509,102
467,669
373,902
3,256,541
2,782,125
to
selling stockholder.—V.
a
172,
'
$0.29
requirements.—V.
before
&
Engineering
172,
p.
-195(j
Net
$5,141,677
*54,796,606
1,237,021
outstanding
1,589,321
$4,061,789
1,345,570
1,345,570
$2.56
$3.02
$2.38
171, p. 364.
The
a
company
quarterly
of
Sept. 29 paid
dividend of 75
cn
cash
record
Sept.
"Net earnings from
of
tEarnings
15.—V.
50%
a
share
per
to
dividend,
plus
stock¬
common
2612.
Co.—Stock
63
Subs.)—Earnings, Etc.—
the
on
in
1950
preferred stock
36,520
Net
Gibson
1950
and
of
earnings
income
stock.
tAiter
taxes.
Includes
profit
out
rowing
or
of
cash
011
hand
and
will
change in the present loan
completion of the retirement
a
not
capital
1949
172,
in
the
for
turn
owns
Realty
The
of
Hotel
Sheraton
Gibson
substantially
all
The-effective
Co.
Gibson
Corp.,
Hotel
was
the
and
of
date
July
of
this
the
additional
preferred
172,192,466
666;443
26,306,873
21,847,468 195,358,830 171,526,021
20,035,732
17,718,473
149,872,395
140,347,071
2,287,099
25,163,905
18,187,254
2,438,661
1,841,890
12,991,696
1,982,234
1,296,153
20,322,530
16,306,379
9,162,426
reported
of
Oct.
on
sale
to
are
that
11
December
in
be
of
of
2201.
planning the
the pro¬
bonds,
new
construction
its
Financing—a
is
company
$6,000,000
for
used
this
program.—V.
171,
$
This
company has
announced
formerly General Sales Manager,
John
P.
Miller,
is
company
the
election
John
of
Vice-President
as
Treasurer,
as
producer
of
a
a
wide
and
variety
R.
Riley,
charge
in
Vice-President
Jr.,
sales,
of
Treasurer.
chemicals
of
fo*
industry and agriculture, with plants in Pittsburg, Kans.; Henderson,
Chicago, 111.;
Charlestown, Ind.; and Parsons, Kans.—V.
172,
Ky.;
1139.
p.
Sperry Corp.—Definitive Debentures ReadyDefinitive
available
bor¬
that
date
the
of
have
company
acquisition
been
May
was
included
Cooperative
Shirlington
corporatioh
covering
($50
per
Bank
—V.
172,
Oct.
on
6,000
share),
the
exchange
in
Trust
Co.,
for
Gas
Electric
&
—V. 172, p. 1349.
*v
.
Standard
425
were
a
year
437
filed
4
shares
only
A;•{:.
on
since
Oct.
5
at
of
units
letter
a
common
of
in
V.
in
stock
The
be
to
proceeds
90
Co.
of
Oil
Ar¬
with
offered
are
to
at
be
the
par
used
$4,415,617 $29,253,489 $26,847,173
30,
&
debentures,
and
Co.,
p.
acrued
without
which
interest,
the. benefit
Co.
(New
Oct. 11 made
on
\
second¬
a
172,
1034.
p.
Jersey)—Secondary Distribu¬
quickly oversubscribed and
was
the books closed.—V. 172, p. 939.
Oil Co.
Standard
The
plans
company
plant
its
at
of
consist
crude
p.
No.
two
(Ohio)—Plans Expansion—
to
construct
$5,500,000
a
were
of
a
Television
notification
V'A
filed
stock
public>y
offered
quickly placed by
selling group.
See
?'
■
'
-
29
with
is to be
A
.
oil
distillation
in
units,
oil
daily, is
Standard Thomson
Corp.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended Aug. 31—
$1,757,000
102,799
103,456
499,687
499,687
$0.20
$0.20
Capital shares outstanding
499,687
Earnings per share.—^
of
V.
orders
172,
Webster,
N.
of Sept.
as
states
the
company's
1139.
p.
$3,295,279
$7,821,062
659,510
491,489
1,269,066
970,420
250,000
158,500
440,000
330,000
$409,510
$332,989
$829,066
$6,328,582
•
inc. taxes
Fed.
profit
s
paid
357,730
$640,420
298,180
outstanding
596,216
596,216
share
81.39
$1.07
Common
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
172,
1950—6 Mos.—1949
$4,268,622
Fed.
before
income taxes
for
Inc.—Earnings1950—3 Mos.—1949
—
profit
—V.
that
backlog
1950, amounted to approximately $4,700,000.—
30,
sales
Prov.
$0.47
—
President,
Sterchi Bros. Stores,
Net
1948
$1,494,000
234,591
profit after charges and taxes—
Reginald
1949
1950
$2,123,000
——
common
1349.
p.
Sterling Oil & Gas Co.—Offer Extended—
Gas
Tennessee
Stone
This
Transmission
Co.
below.—V.
<
.
p.
1238.
corporation and Seaboard Container Corp. of Philadelphia/Pa.,
Pulp &
PtU)ef Cq. of Mobile,
have
purchased the fixed assets of Mobile
The
Inc.—To
the
SEC
covering
withdrawn.—V. 172,
A*'"
172,
Container Corp., Chicago—Acquisition—
Ala.
Productions,
June
(per $1)
crude
Cleveland, O.
The plant, which will
each capable ol running 22,500 barrels
scheduled for completion by Nov. 1951.—V. 171,
refinery
1
complete
2515.
See
were
com¬
dealers' discount of 90 cents, by The First
a
Corp. This issue
Sold—
A
1348.
shares of common
'-A
*
u'A-- A': 'AAA''' 1.
a
1950, compared
1034.
Withdraw Letter of Notification—
199.
Gas
A/'* v v fA. :s
1
secondary distribution of 22,000 shares of
share, less
Boston
Net
mm
33/s%
of
172,
of
Louisville
stock (par $25) was made on Oct. 11 at $85.87V2 per
Co.—v.
letter"
York.
California—Secondary Distribu¬
the books closed.—V.
tion—A
the
1950—9 Mos.—1949
operation at Sept.
172, p.
Simmel-Meservey
•The
the
at
distribution of 17,000 shares of common stock (no
at $75.75 per share, less a dealers' discount of
cents per share. This issue was quickly oversubscribed
Sales
Inc.,
notification
Power Co.—Debentures
101.27%
Peabody
now
are
New
par)
Hotel
Sinton
Store,
1950—Month—1949
retail
$2,500,000
offering
St.,
ary
the
of America (& Subs.)—Sales Up 15.88%—
before.—V.
Kidder,
Sells
—
* A-.:'*
-A1A r:'
•:
Oil
Period End. Aug. 31—
underwriting.
without
Sierra Pacific
The
1969,
1,
debentures
William
22
Co.
tion—The First Boston Corp.
1950,
1,
1950, and earnings
that date.—V. 172,
9,
Department
$5,116,655
There
due June
temporary
trustee,
1139.
p.
.A-A-
Net
Shoe Corp.
p.
sinking fund debentures,
delivery
Fanners
liquidate existing indebtedness' and for working capital.
to
150.000
stocks,
3VaVo
for
City
The
112.
p.
Offered
arrangements.
of
724,698
1034.
p.
was
of
period.
approximately
effective
for
which
Cincinnati
ol
control
for
gains,
Nov,
necessitate
..jj
■'
82,386
3,832,480
which
$0.29
providing
from
period and four cents in the
Period End. Sept. 30—
15, next
the
4,707 Shares of 6% pfeferred stock; series A, par $10, and the 10,337
sbirfes df 6rZr preferred *tock, serietf-B, par $10, at $10.60
per'share
plus* accrued dividends to Nov. 15.'
The
preferred
stocks
will
be
retired
-$
90,585
rev..
income...
charges
and
37,890
by Cincinnati Realty Co.) are included" only from" that date.
during the current period, Sheraton Corp. of America ac¬
65% ol the common stock of-Alms Hotel Corp.
Also
The
Corp.
stock
acquisition
■
on
1950—8 Mos.—1949
190,083,528
tuxes
after
—V.
1,514,437
$1.19
Federal
preferred
the
$467,205
1,501.867
share—;
for
1949
$1,792,917
shares
common
provision
cents
common
Nil
> .*.((■?!&
-A) • .o- a ■. V}■* ,1'' '• '"
Republic Investors Fund^njc*—To Redeem Preferred—
votetfHo -'retire,
242,290
21,929,854
oper.
mon
•
10
498,291
20,397,458
oper.
Standard
stock
common
cents
171, p.
all sources—1
common
per
dividends
to
Oct.
29,125
339,-44?
•
Corp.—Pays 50% Stock Dividend—
Number of shares of $1.25
plan approved by the directors on Oct. 6 the company is
offering to their 360 key employees in the U. S. A. and Canada
9,090 shares of its common stock at $33 per share.—V. 172, p. 1348.
on
$387,530
1950—Month—1949
'"AA$
v
$
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
and
Sharon Steel
a
directors
554,428
$674,934
75,462-
revenues
Uncollectible
5,651,110
$3,446,534
1,345,570-
share
per
1948
$5,918,211
<,
1.350,072
$3,196,973
shares
Earnings
—V.
inc. taxes
profit
Capital
A
1949
•
$4,846,582
Provision lor Fed. & State
665.
Employees—
Through
40,333
$49,805
Stock Holdings—See Louisville Gas & Electric Co. above.
*
taxes__—;4,433,994
income
Sales
Electric
94,178
1348.
p.
Corp.—Earnings—
income
Profit
1,447,294
•_
dividend
Cr 75
$98,916
.''?
Operating
The
*546,774
1,736,753
outstanding
:
share_.___
'
Upon
'* $060,738
__
Spencer Chemical Co.—Officials Promoted—
common
Months Ended Aug. 31—
9
Total
SEC
1950
common
tAfter
Reliance
Hie
$3,520,102
11,000
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
1950—8 Mos.—1949
*
'•
20,675
charges
ceeds
2564.
p.
:
t
proceeds go
The
$17,834,124
tEarnings
I
$4,506,503
3,500
income
Standard
Walter
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
sales
1950—8 Mos.—1949
$467,600
2,725
rev,_
172, p. 1238.
Net
Net
98.—
No.
Co.—Earnings—
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—Plans
30— 1950—Month—1949
Shamrock Oil & Gas
383.
Quarter Ended Aug. 31—
Telephone
1950—Month—1949
taxes
issuance
lington, Va.—Files With SEC—
■
Associated
A Period End. Aug. 31—
330.
p.
Co.—Secondary Offering—Smith, Hague
Detroit, Mich., on Oct. 4 offered, and quickly sold,
(Owned
Reade
certificate
B.
A.
of
stock (par $5) at $16.25 per
share, less a discount of $1 per share.
quired
will here¬
jointly owned by RKO and the Storrs Estate and the theatres
■will be operated under the management of RKO."
chief
stockholders
to
Corp.—Acquisition—
Corp.
3,083 9/10 shares of
Hotel
follows:
as
C.
$663,464
oper.
oper.
after
Net
—V.
Shakespeare
& Co.,
after be
The
172,
dividend
these
operates 12 theatres in Trenton and New Brunswick, N. J.
''As a result of the settlement, the latter-named
company
v
V.
See
stock
ACQUISITIONS—During the three months ended July 31, 1950,
corporation acquired substantially all of the common stock of
"There has been an amicable settlement of the relations among this
corporation and the interests of Walter Reade and of the Storrs Estate
iri'
100%
a
increase
an
100,000 shares to 400,000
at Aug. 31,
1950, were $17,657,184, equal to $11.87 per
figures compare with net assets of $15,898,605, equal to
$10.77 per share, at Dec. 31, 1949.—V. 172, p. 1034.
viz:
::
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.—Acquisition—
Ned
Net
Net
assets
share;
Number
issued upon
above.—V.
''
'
•,
1949.—
$244,008,186 $209,651,897 $1,679,131,078 $1,436,197,172
"After
Corp.
SEC
the
and
$440,833
year
17 of
Aug.
on
from
Sheraton Corp. of America (&
1027.
j
fiscal
Quarter Ended July 31—
3,701 shs.
♦The initial series is closed, but additional bonds may be
conditions.
of
Cr25
Operating
Selected American Shares, Inc.—Asset Gain—
A:'
value)
(par $2)
172, p. 1034.
Net
145.000
-
-
certain
p.
extension
by
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
and
*$750,000
$145,000
preferred stock ($50 par value)
Common
'■'.J?
covered
Southwestern
Pro Forma
None
1950____j_^
1950.
Container
Per End. Sep.
holders
A,
1975-—,-
Oct.
17,
Aug.
Sales
—V.
conversion
As stated
Aug. 31, 1950
with
notification
routes
p.
The
additions.
it
of
60%
and
Mai-garette Lawrence, requiring
femairfaef- qf the proceeds will
letter
a
Sears, Roebuck & Co.-—Sept. Sales Increased 16.4%—
pre¬
sum
bondholders.
ofs these
saie
machinery
aggregated
the
plus
of
paid
company
Stone
See
the
will
placement of the bonds.
Portsmouth also proposes to
repay temporary bank loans made to purchase at $42 per share the
7,500 shares of its common stock owned by Frank D. Lawrence and
that
filed
164, p. 3059.
It
two
of
amount
provision that dividends
a
subsequent
restricted
of
principal
poses to pay expenses of the issue, estimated to be $15,000 plus a
commision not to exceed 1% on the
principal amount of the bonds to
the
underwriters
for
their
services
in
connection
with
negotiating
of
2
airline
V.
Operating
Seaboard Container
additions.
the
of
of
75%
the
record
first
common stock and surplus.
Portsmouth must apply an
determined for maintenance and depreciation or set
deficiency
may
property
Out
out
debt
for
year
the
be
any
bonds
of
to
each
only
Total
stock,
amount
the
shares,
years and
VbVo for the last 20
years from the date of issue, with
requiring no bond retirements for
principal amount each year for the
maturity
$22,000.
1,074,472
$3.19
expenses
$375,194
in the authorized capital stock
4
provisions
2-,years, 2'/a% of
years, and 3y2%
issye. so that at
*slde
Oct.
on
shares of common stock to be offered at par ($3 per
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to activate
Safway Steel Products, Inc.—Stock Dividend, Etc.—
>The company bas contracted to sell to two institutional
purchasers
$750,000 of its first mortgage. 3'/2% 25-year bonds. ..The bonds will
be'secured by a mortgage on its properties and will be initially redeemaqlfe .at 103%% of principal amount, the optional redemption price
ferred
Airways, Inc., Birmingham, Ala.—Files—
company
Nil
*
be
2,148,944
1348
172, p.
1237.
p.
for
equipment charged
•
Following the approval by the stockholders
Portsmouth
may
263,844
2,148,944
1,074,472
paid
outstanding
NOTE—Provision
31,'50
$5,005,104
687,609
„
Agent—
share),
$3,692,651
263,824
dividends
Earnings per common
Year End.
443,102
—
share
common
after
sinking
1950
1949
$43,472,442 $42;554,891
6,303,874
5,944;4262,394,4472,251,775
——
income taxes
Federal
before
Net income
Provision
Common
July 3,'50
$4,733,516
sales *,
Net
Common
July 31—
*'
Net
♦Loss
I
6 Mos. End.
*
the
to
Rent from lease of oper.
sales
Net
■
"
assets
171,
$1.00
$1.19
^Plywood, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
distribution of
p. 1086.
participation in
stockholders.—V.
1348.
p.
Uncollectible
1950—9 Mos.—1949 A
1950—Month—1949
-
-
—V.
v
$11,810,000 $11,598,296
533,5001
449,500
1348.
$6,000,000
a
Rose's 5, 10 Sc 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales-
Preferred
years.
no
common
Operating revenues
A Common
-
accords
and
Period End. Aug. 31—
Fiscal Year Ended
$3,870,000
SEC
Moore
p.
Irving Trust Co., New Yoik, N. Y., has been appointed transfer
of the 4.60%
cumulative preferred stock, $50 par value.
See
The
1138.
: '";';
«A' 1950—Month—1949
—
Earnings per share.—
—V. 172, p. 199.
s
and
172,
weaving plant con¬
taining 300,000 square feet on a 170 acre tract at Raeford, N. C„
which is expected to be placed
in operation in May,! 1951.—V. 172,
The
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc. (<& Domestic Subs.)—Earns.
Net"-sales
Net profit
C.
Corp.—Court Confirms Plan—
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Tr.
3,441,641
1,319,000
with
28
Frank
by
Court
property
Plough, Inc.—Earnings—
*■:*
C.
preferred
2546.
u.
■
S.
agent
1,326,181
Sept.
on
directly
selling stockholder. See V. 172,
a
at Newark, N. J., in August confirmed the plan
pioviding for the sale of the company's assets to
Rudolph for $815,000. The plan is in process of being consum¬
mated,
V.
1,281,000
(liled
purchased
were
covering 35,766%
law firm of Davis, Polk, Wardwell, Sunder¬
land
&
Kiendl,
and
Adolphe
Boissevain, i former financial
adviser
to the Netherlands Embassy in
the United States, who represents the
Dutch group of bondholders on the committee.
The Secretary of the
Committee is Wadsworth Garfield; 31 Nassau St., N. Y. City.—V. 1C8,
p.
Federal
stock
common
reorganization
1950—3 Mos.—1949
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$11,083,724
$9,248,674 $29,788,804 $24,055,109
2,933,368
inc.
before
of
Solar Manufacturing
The
1034.
taxes
the
member of
Co.
&
172, p.
Mills, Inc. (<& Subs.)—Earnings—
-
Profit
York),
Wellington,
<fc
& Co., $118,500;
Eastman, Dillon
Fed. and state inc. taxes
neither
New
(of
time.—V.
this
at
Period End. Aug. 31—
petitioned the Philippine Supreme Court on
3% distribution on the bonds.
This petition is
of
accounting
Cullough,
Co.
$41,250.
that Wertheim
Y.,
stated
was
Capital
the Bankers Trust
request,
viz:
received,
were
Houston,
N.
Sales
before the court.
members
of- the
has
offer
28,
The
bonds,
for
1950
pending
The
the
date
To
Government.
Sept.
shares
notification)
of
letter
Monday, October 16, 1950
.
.
Corp.—Secondary Offering—
20,000
Co., the proceeds going to
of
of
the stock
of
to oppose an auction
by the court, or there
fixed
Skiatron
The
by
Tex., $111,000; S. Kramer of New York City,
Meyer Shadur of Milwaukee, Wis., $93,330; and M. Weiss of
$95,520;
rejected.
not
committee's
the
At
trustee
of
371,
awarded 3,000 shares of common
to Wertheim & Co. on their bid
company
bids
other
Taub
Brooklyn,
acceptable
the
to
leverage
'..A-- a;A A-.a''; a/,'
Gas Co.—Stock Sold—On
Natural
of this
Five
bid.
The committee also plans to continue
its efforts to help the bondholders realize on their investment through
a sale
of the bonds to the Philippine Government or a private buyer.
The committee made an offer on Oct. 28, 1948 to sell the deposited
agreed
an
the
at 2V< %.—V.
borrowing
bank
$123,150.
committee
price
upset
in
or
essential
is
it
court,
outstanding;
stock
of
through
Attorney General
stock
the court for filing
such objections expires
unless extended.
The committee states that
the railway may be immiment and there is no
by
class
one
obtained
//;%;
Republic
the
Ben
fixed
time
only
be
&
•AttfHfun
rinhli/*
£if
The
have
v.ill
in
railway,
failurav
will
Fund
1394.
p.
.
firm
new
170,
....
will
operate
undfe^lfiy^harrle* of
1538.
p.
- ■
•
••
a;
•/,
•••'
••.«»;.
(
1
/•
SWire-Mann
-,"i
Paper
>;■»:
-
Superior Portland Cement Co.—Judgment Awarded—
The
against
company
the
$1,650,000
has
Pacific
been
awarded
Coast
Cement
damages assorting
it
had
a
Co.
lost
court
judgment
of
$553,432
The., company
has
sought
that amount in income be-
Volume 172
of
cause
Wash.,
possessions
by
The
Number 4951
Pacific
Coast
option
the
of
Permancnte
to
Cement,
buy the
the
Diamond
and
Cement
plant
in
plans
Seattle,
of
Co.
plant
under
17
for
lease
the
under
years
lease
a
provisions
given
was
1947.
The
sale
that
Permanente
company's
option
Superior
Court
reasonable
rental
wiongfully
from
—V.
162,
not
was
consummated,
had
the
the
acquired
State
Supreme
in
plant
the
of
From
.
to
agiecment.
value
the
Douglas
Malcolm
Judge
the
of
March
from
company,
the period it
for
property
damages
1947
1,
to
should
be
Aug.
Swift
International
Ltd.—Exch.
Co.,
Offer
Extended
covering
the
until
O.
br. sir ess
of
Hanson,
the
of
close
the
J.
company's
shares.—V.
Nov.
President,
holders of
have
than
more
already
exchanged
The
their
Period End.
and
shares
Earnines
per
—V,
p.
outstdg—
141,290
2,007,370
598,441
-598.441
172,
/
598,441
$3.35
share.,
Co.,
(N. Y.)—Stock
Inc.
(par 10 cents) at $2.75
"as a speculation."
PROCEEDS—T.he
net
for
proceeds
working
CAPITALIZATION
be
to
are
in
used
purchase
GIVING
The
is
agent
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
vending
*
is
agency,
It
Outstanding
*356,700 shs.
air
as
hotel
high
SEC
New
Co.,
and
York
Registrar
State
North
frequented
locations
is
The
Western
travelers
the
Union
and
offices
Lockport,
-the
located
Y..
N.
company
in
being
are
of
court
has
in
would
the time
machines;
Time
Simplex
mechanisms
lord.
would
manufactured
be
by
be
This
the
.•
share
200
authorized
previously
of
each).—V.
$100
172,
set
the
to
outstanding
and
The
company
Oct.
on
'•
filed
10
•
The
public
price
ottering
stock
the
of
to
terms
are
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and
supplied by amendment.
White, Weld & Co. iboth of New York)
are named as the principal
be
underwriters.
Proceeds
term
outstanding
were
will
applied
be
the
to
payment
the amount of $15,000,000
in
of
on
Oct.
directors
Oct.
on
the
authorized
9
filing
before
the
with
1950,
1,
SEC
effect
share
tional
board
The
of
transferred
board
the
that
agreed
present
each
for
The
the
35
of
common
Dec. 15 of one addi¬
shares held on Nov. 15.
the
each
cents
quarter
after
the
sale
the
of
shares.-
Extends Exchange Offer—
stock
the
of
has
common
The
shares
original
common
has
been
the
exercise
of
;The
53,334
the
Sterling
share of Tennessee
purchaseable through
a
common
warrants.
on
the
receipt
of
cn
was conditioned
Sterling common and
of
of
the
receipt
of
at
lease
warrants
least 106,667 shares of Sterling common.
Mr'. Symonds said that in excess of the minimum amount of Sterling
the
for
purchase
common
And
the
and
basis
Sterling
of
offer
the
ling
Gas
as
warrants
have
been
received
$24,000,000
for
Texas
The
not
taken
The
or
on
advantage
fcr
80%
of
exchange
the
of
and
of
Sterling
of
accepted.
Sterling
Tennessee
M
t,
common.—V.
172,
...
of
will
vcte
incorporation
to
Nov.
3
on
authorize
amending
600,000
the
shares
of
company's
$100
par
stock and to increase the common stock from 6,000,000
to 7,500.000 shares.
The
new
preferred stock and the additional common shares would
be authorized in connection with the company's proposed expansion
value preferred
this
company
171,
Interest,
accrued
Changed—
changed in June,
was
ana
groups
„
the
Federal
transfer
1951
1,
proceeds
this
under
series,
been issued.
be
to
are
-
172,
1
Ruhr
Steel
Steel
,
K.
Hurley,
that
said
the
of-
one
workers
25
3
been
had
court-appointed, trustees, on Sept.- 13,
rehired to prepare inventory and.,to
back into production.. The trustees took over the plant
on Sept.
12 on a writ of assistance issued by Federal Judge George C.
Sweeney at Boston, Mass.
•
«
Mr.
Huiley said, that
a
$50,000 lean by Teviah Sachs, General
get
which
the
plant
had enabled the trustees to resume operations; .. The./woJfkers^
on hand, with a normal retail value of
Manager,
rehired would condition watches
172,
19 covering,
cumulative con¬
Oct. 4. See
as
a
forerunner
in
sale
to
200..
p.
.
.
,
Vice-Fresident
Wilkins,
J,
W.
of
L.
follows:
Loans—
Period End.
1950—Month—1949
Sept. 30—
—V.
1350.
172, p.
This
'
New
York
15,
&
for
Securities
bonds
2%js
as
were:
Hutzler,
Corp.
sinking
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
$3,786,886
approximately
additional
the
common
stock
from
Power
by
sale
of
the
bonds,
recapitalization plan which would
the 7% cumulative first preferred
Eugene S. Williams, President,
informed stockholders on Oct.
11.
The accrued dividends total $24,217,830, or $136.50 on each first preferred share.
:
n
The
plan must
be submitted to the Interstate Commerce Com*
mission and must have
the approval of the stockholders.,
The
plan provides that holders of the 7%
first preferred stock
would get 0.14 share of new 5%
first preferred issue, one share of
new
4% second preferred stock and IV2 shares of new common stock
in exchange for each share they now hold including its accumulated
stock
during
but
from the sale of 166,604 shares of
1950, will become part of
Such funds may be used for con¬
its subsidiary, The Western Colorado
they
will
be
provided
by
the issuance
second preferred stock would get »/2 share
preferred stock and l'A shares of the new common
stockholders would receive new common stock
present
common
share.
second
,
94% of the first preferred, 13%
the common stock which is held
& Ohio RR. owns
preferred and 30% of
Bank of the City of New York as trustee,(to¬
The Chase National
irrevocable proxy.
'
Grange, senior partner in the New York Stock Ex¬
change firm of
La Grange & Co.. on Oct.
11 asserted that the
plan was unfair and said that it will be opposed by him and stock¬
with an
gether
Frank
C.
holders
between
York and
that
a
on
stock,
capital
Baltimore
the
by
September,
second
The
The
of
th«
ox
4%
for
share
with
the year 1950,
anticipates
in
dividends.
unpaid
new
stock.
1950,
company
approved
dividends
payment
Holders
of
prices rang¬
the company, under a credit agreement dated
itself and The Chase National Bank of the
14 other banks, borrowed $8,000,000 to carry
forward
Its
1950 construction
program.
Such borrowings were evi¬
denced by notes bearing 2,'Ic
interest and payable at any time on or
before Dec. 22,
1950.
A part of the proceeds from the sale of addi¬
tional common stock and 1980 series bonds will be available for and
will be used
to pay such notes coincident with, or shortly after, the
sale of such securities.
No additional loans will be made under the
aforesaid credit agreement.
The remainder of such proceeds, together
with
the
company's available cash, will be sufficient to carry the
proposed construction program
of the company and its subsidiary
through 1950.
To the extent, that, the company's cash resources are
not sufficient to meet the construction expenditures in 1951 and 1952,
tire
by
'
Co.
New
the
.
100.0759; First
together
Ry.—Plans Recapitalization—
have
accrued
directors
eliminate
realized
general funds.
the company and
company's
struction
the
$
88,253,000
11,874,000 114,301,000
14,253,000
Western Maryland
Blyth & Co., Inc. (jointly), 100.069, and Union
and Smith, Barney <fc Co. (jointly), 100.007.
dated Oct. 1, 1950, and become redeemable at 103.51%
or
Higher—•
$
$
1140.
172, p.
The
Lehman Bros, and Bear,
& Co., 100.117;'Halsey,
100.13; White, Weld
100.11; Salomon Bros. &
improvement fund -at special redemption
ing from 100.51% to 100%, during the last year.
the
1950, through
1,
Nov.
1950—9 Mos.—1949
1950—Month—1949
——
-
—V.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
during the 12 months' period ending Sept. 30, 1951, and at prices
decreasing to 100% during the last year.
The bonds are also redeem¬
able
with
cash deposited for the maintenance or replacement fund
or
on
1350.
172, p.
$
and
bonds are
The
the
Inc.,
Corp.
Boston
Redemption—
redemption
for
Supply Co. (Mo.)—Sales 20%
Period End. Sept. 30—
stockholder's
Light Co.—Bonds Offered—An invest¬
(jointly),
Co.
Co.
Y.—V.
N.
Western Auto
public sale on Oct. 11 $8,000,000 of
bids
&
called
has
company
operation of the sinking fund, $745,000 of 3Va% sinking fund collateral
trust bonds due Nov. 1,
1974 at 102.47% and accrued interest.
Pay¬
ment will be made at the Chemical Bank & Trust Co., 165 Broadway,
100.1791.
&
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$9,422,847 $37,766,100 $23,867,832
$10,557,400
sales
Gross
Dissolution
national
Co.,
&
Morgan
record sales of Wellington Fund shares for the
and for the first nine months of 1950. They were
reports
distributors,
2%% first
mortgage bonds due 1980 at 100.501 and accrued interest.
The group
was awarded the issue Oct. 9 on its bid
Stuart
/...;•■.
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
A.
September quarter
Other liquidators will be appointed by the
Western Allied Authorities.—V. 160, p. 1673.
banking group headed by
Other
17.—V.
Oct.
stores on
Boston
.
&
Utah Power
of
-
Waltham Watch Co.—Operations Resumed—
trusts,
Hope
1950—9 Mos—1949
1950—Month—1949
.
1140.
p.
.
on
six
V*.. '
.
'
'i
_____$13,719,243 $13,117,826 $119,305,523 $118,245,074
—V.
on
—
*
■
purchase, additional equipment,
$10,699,105.—V. 172, p. 1349i
used to
Walgreen Co.—September Sales Increased 4.6%—,
Per. End. Sept. 30—
Sales
filed with the SEC on June
(Germany)
$5,220,000
r
Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
Corp.
and final
bearing 2ya%
the second
constitute
will
certificates
certificates
net
..."."TV/
1965, both inclusive.
1,
June
to
abovementioned
The
Stock—
taxes
"Wgi
and
Sales
ment
1950 to Brodhead-
Co.—Bids for Equipm't Trust Certificates
whidh, It is estimated,''will cost
with any sale by UGI of the Delaware
Commission
High
?
were
were
2103.
p.
dividends having already
36,000 shares of the Delaware Coach
of $3,600,000.
The stated purpose
Good
of
of
liquidators.
of
stock
and
which
debentures,
convertible
100%
company
The
Sept. 22 issued an order for the
including this company and two
Iron Works.
new
regulations ordered, that notices of dissolution be filed
before Sept. 30,
The directors of each concern were named as
Allied
The
divisions
City
common
of
instalment
remaining
originally
banks participated in it.—V. 172, p. 1140.
Works
Steel
dissolution
During
the
Easjfeirty,Transmission Corp.—Plans Financing—
stockholders
certificate
33
Sold—
the
June
Ordered—
With the minimum amount of additional Ster¬
excess
JO
and
at
West Penn Electric Co.—Partial
United
27,
oi
1238.
.
for
Scot. 27 paid off the $10,500,000 balance
issue.
The loan, made in Februiry, 1947,
note
6
Co.—V.
$3,000,000
on
$4.72
of America—Debentures
3 Vz%
of
Oct.
name
to
up
r-
■
210,000
$4.21
at its office, 44 Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y.,
including 12 o'clock noon (EST) on Oct. 25 receive 4>ids
purchase from it of $3,315,000 equipment - trust -certificates,
series C, dated June 1, 1950, and due in 15 annual instalments ftora
air¬
retirement 864,000 of the 900,000
and
minimize
to
'
serial
a
on
Feb.
40%
submitted
now
owns
in
is
609,381
210,000
1349.
p.
on
The
said
other
stock.
company
prior
owned
common
had
who
and warrants
opportunity to do so.
Gas
exchange oiler.
now
of
amount
exchange. The extension of the exchange offer, on
the original offer, was ordered to give those holders
common
an
Tennessee
the
at
sufficient
a
for
accepted
same
of
subsidiary,
company,
helicopter- and
as
of
one-fifth
offer
exchange
shares
of
expired Oct. 6, offered 1 Vb
the outstanding shares of
which
for each
offered
share
each
for
p.
that
Co.
that all common
submitted to the
Co.,
for exchange
for Tennessee Gas
the exchange offer has been extended
comomn
also
It
for
United States Rubber Co.—Pays Bank
The
and
proposal,
exchange
of Tennessee Gas
common.
the
trustees of
value
registration statement
Stearns
Gas
to
announced
also
Sterling
•
Gas
&
accepted
Oct. 6
applies to the outstand'ng 10-year warrants which entitle
holders to purchase
Sterling common, Mr. Symonds said.
the
1
Oii
Transmission
been
on
6.
Nov.
This
President,
Sterling
Gas
Tennessee
to
Symonds,
r,hc
orders
capital stock of the latter, all of whioh Is held
stated
$956,091
531,781
Wabash RR.
the
1951, for hearing on the reorganization
Nachman said six plans for reorganization
outstanding
a
9,366,163
taxes
1350.
The
given interested persons until Oct. 27th within which
hearing upoiv the application.—V, 172, p. 1130.
a
offered for
Gardiner
Inc.,
for
of
lor cancellation
with
income
$10,322,354
7,837,149
$858,850
$5,000,000
Garrett
subsidiary, Delaware Coach Co., on Oct, 5
an
order authorizing UGI to surrender to
for
1949 ;yC
1950
$8,695,999
and
expenses
Vieh Co., Columbus, O.—Name
Nachman,
its
financing and construc¬
1035.—V. 172, p. 1349.
%
p;
publicly
quickly sold.
The stockholders on Sept. 22
approved a proposal to Increase the
authorized
capital stock
(no- par)- fiom
500,000 shares to 750,000
shares to provide for the conversion of the $5,000,000 of 3Va% con¬
vertible debentures which were publicly offered on Oct. 6. See V. 172,
The
Tucker
under
sale.
proposed offering of 60,000 shares of series B
preferred stock (par $100)
was withdrawn
also V.
172, p. 1238.
available earnings and cash resources, the
dividend on the common stock should continue at
rate
Excluded
Syracuse, N, Y,, a
the
the
on
four
Motors,
26,
172,
.
paid
172,
offered
of
continuance
additional
number of outstanding
premium, equal to $5 per share, be
account
to
the
common
stock
account.
surplus
from
to
Subject
ordered
be
an
the end
series of
distribution
the
stock
common
also
the
in
increase
board authorized
the
.shares,
further
a
hand-made
23
.
iV
transmissions.
vertible
was
of
gram.
To
to
Sept. 27 authorized a three-
include
1,500,000
stock
common
Vanadium Corp.
the
short-
of this month
a
new
preferred stock
(par $100) and 250,000 additional shares of common stock (par $5),
The net proceeds are to be applied to the company's expansion pro¬
application for authority to offer
(about Oct. 27)
100.000 shares of
on
auctioned
United States Plywood
date
the
cent)
one
i
*V,r.
with
has
SEC
request
of the sale of the securities and
company's expansion program. These
the
Financing—To Pay 25% Stock Distribution—
Plans
The
financing
outstanding at
with
connection
in
aotes
the
of
notes
issued
(par
•
2,000,000
:
{
...
2,250,000
j._
.
Capital shares outstanding...
Earnings per share.
Tellier & Co., New York. The
land, plant and equipment and
authorized
Mr,
t
-
underwriting
and
stock
common
pur¬
j
notification
of
of
the-
of
be
to
$2,250,000
Co.
&
income
Dividends
p.
lack
Mf;
-
and
leave
common
The
.
statement with the
preferred stock
registration
a
letter
the
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner <fc Beane_——
costs,
Net
$3.53
years.—
Sale Oct. 18—Hearing on Plan
might be incurred in connection
With SEC
covering 100.000 shares of $100 par cumulative
250,000 shares of $5 par common stock.
and
to
3,796,538
a
in
income
Total
■
SEC
stock
:
SEC
$7,665,102
prior
Peabody
underwriters
principal amounts
table below:
respective
forth
set
the- several
of
names
the
and
are
Years Ended June 30—
2,172,343
through
counsel
Jan.
transaction
the
of
capital
Coach
Gas Transmission Co.—Registers
Tennessee
4,344,043
2,172,343
$'2.33
for
bonds
by. them
C.
will
This
of
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
4,900,000
UGI.
by
common
1238.
p.
of
number
a
company
Delaware Coach
its
amended
'•
■
-
....
has
company
series
.
12,565,102
proposed.
company
applied
and $500,000 pay¬
stockholders held Oct.
1950,
1,
Nov.
meeting
proposal
a
!
-
authorized capital stock to 750,000 shares .(par
250.000 shares of such stock being issued to Mr. Shaheen
(par
-•••
CAPITALIZATION—The
IN
8,121,105
United Gas Improvement Co.—Unit Reduces
Co. or other manufacturers and the counting
supplied by the Veeder-Root Co.,
of Hart*
Recorder
1950,
tion program, see V.
*
who proposed the order, said the
court
would
be
infermed
monthly as to the accessories that were
disposed of to dealers and distributors.—V. 172, p. 482.
change the
each i
the
«tock
■
raw
payable
annual
the
2,000,000 shs.
value)—
par
$500,000
tAt
1951.
For details
1948
$5,057,949
purchase
he
Air-Cooled
ruptcy proceedings.
the final assembly
materials for these
do
and
necessary
(without
include
1,
Merrill
18 for disposal of $2,500,000 worth of assets.
the government-owned
plant used by the
22
Sept.
outstanding shares of
CHANGE
10c
the
assembly
stamp
would
trip
trigger
procure
stock
not
May
Equitable Securities Corp..
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Judge Igoe also approved an ordev under which dealers would receive
accessories which they had
ordered and paid for before the bank¬
Conn.
charter" to
for
mechanisms,
seleeter
at
Nachman*
Igoe
been
*7,000,000 - 1,500,000 shs.
11,500,000
Kidder,
motors.
have
an
Vendo
filed
6
to
which
of
awarded
Judge
experimental nature.
company has a proposal from the Vendo Co. of Kansas City,
Mo., pursuant to which .the Vendo Co.
will manufacture a fourth
model. * Under
such
pioposal Vendo would
make the
casing,
coin
chute,
used
held
on
is
3,000,000
3,000,000
1973
The
*3,063,156
over-provision
for
share
items to
13
H-.
N.
been
plane
be
Igoe
3,000,000
8,000,000
due
1956.
said
be,
1949
„
shares
per
be
The
3,000,000
1980-debentures
fund
sinking
1980
26, 1951—
will
3,000,000
1,
chased
capital.
order
which
The
work;
stock.
will
2,775,000
Judge M. L. Igoe at Chicago
sale
Judge
operation were manufactured by the
Simplex Time Recorder Co. of Gardner, Mass., on a custom basis.
These
machines
are
the, third model, there having been two prior
models
to
are
automobiles,
op¬
Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
in the Waldorf Astoria
and
cents
plans for the
piesently
dividend
2,172,343
$1.72
Oct,
on
day auction to begin Oct,
is
machines
The
outstanding
cash
$3,732,873
2,715,429
1,198,000
25
working
The
I
stations).
at
$32,000,000
($250,000,000
1979
UNDERWRITERS—The
6,507,873
taxes
deduction
corporation
company.
of
machines
Oct,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
income
$111,844
Federal
Governor
company
the
3S50
Tucker Corp.—Auction
telegraph offices,
ticket offices and
steamship
due
*Does
that the directors in
action
with respect to a
made early in December as
presently
what
_
Set for Jan.
Clinton Hotel, and the Hotel Taft in N. Y., C.
presently negotiating contracts with six large rail¬
roads, three large bus systems, eleven air lines, five steamship compa¬
nies
and
eight oil companies teach with large chains of gasoline
the
Hotel,
be
to
the
on
determined
172, p. 331. •
paid
proceeds
terminals,
railroad
airports,
by
series
able
insurance
stations.
time
Tonawanda
in
counters,
gasoline
13
placed
1,
tCommon
$74,913,368 $89,628,142$111,496,284
covering
for
terminals,
bus
present
in
erated
be
to
ticket
line
volume
the
At
it,
by
lobbies,
distribution
dividend
Federal
After
The
located at 420 Lexington Avenue, New York
17, N. Y.
on May 2,
1949 in New York to engage in the
selling trip insurance through the Tele-Trip Vendors, owned
operated
auch
Trust
Oct.
—V.
incorporated
was
and
Midland
due
to
to
Mass.,
Trad Cabinet Corp., Marlboro, N. J.—Files—
.
a
Waltham,
from
Outstanding
1979
series
April 1,
FINANCING
M. Shaheen, President.
licensed
Marine
company,
FINANCING
PRESENT
Serial notes under bank loans due 1947
the SEC
V. 172, p. 756,
750,000 shs.
Co.
BUSINESS—The
business of
formal
profit
offered
Transfer
with
announced
9
take
yet
income
before
Dividends
capital.
250,000 shares are held by John
Irving Trust
stock
cash
Oct.
on
to
shares outstanding
Earnings per share
1C cents)
(par
*Of which
President,
not
1,
May
2,/8%
(par $1) to be offered to
without underwriting.
The
plant
Capital
Authorized
stock
Capital
10%
a
for
Net
share. These shares
per
series due
Total
offered
and
its
move
sales
Prov.
Oct. 3 publicly offered through NASD
dealers, but without underwriting, 106,700 shares of cap¬
machines
to
expected
are
has
Profit
Offered—
The company on
are
common stock
$3
per
share,
of
Fiscal Year Ended June 30—
Policy
TO
to increase the authorized common stock from
1,500,000 to 2,000,000 shares without par or face value was adopted.
Barber.—V.
Net
ital stock
letter of notification
a
Timken- Detroit Axle Co.
$2.50
755.
Tele-Trip
29
2,
1,494,322
,
in
Pa.
Barber,
as
board
Mr.
161,319
598,441
taxes
filed
at
proposes
company
M.
well
$9,676,851
profit after charges
Capital
located
present,
at
Engineering Corp., Phila.—Files
&
4
shares
stockholders
proposed
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$10,720,941
$782,035
$919,032
1,003
to
ago
3%
2%%
Oct.
on
34,155
November
1950—Month—1949
Sept. 30—
revenues
Higher—
Thomas Steel Co.—Plans 10% Stock Dividend—
331.
E.
Net
mortgage bonds:
2-%% series due May 1, 1976——
3 Va % series due April 1, 1978
the assets of the Fund have grown
The number of shareholders has
1949,
1950.
year
a
Research
Philadelphia,
97%
Tampa Electric Co.—Earnings—
Gross
EFFECT
GIVING
1st
proceeds are to be used for expansion program and for working capital.
1950.
that the
shares
2,000.000
172, p
30.
stated
offer to exchange
share for share oasis
a
securities, from time to time, as the company deems
CAPITALIZATION
1140.
p.
756.
p.
company
common
Internationa) .Packers, Ltd., has continued
shares for "shares of the above company on
1,
31,
Aug.
eight
172,
Thermal
The
its
172,
additional
desirable.
most
of first mortgage
3'/2%
1949.
31,
Sept.
on
from
states.—V.
3120.
p.
$146,649
withheld
was
the company said.—V.
$2,409,223 -at
increased
ruled
was
approximately $70,000,000
Texas Fund, Inc.—Net Assets
Court
violation
of such
the company stated. The amount
approximated at $40,000,000, which
FPC,
raised
be
supplemented by
Authorized
operated
ruling
the
before
to
money
be
pipe line bonds,
an
plant at the same price a third party might offer.
the plant 2V2 years after the tentative sale in
Permanente
pending
now
equity
would
from
9
(1441)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Pacific
Cement
operated
company
.
Mi.
second
represents.
he
La
La
Grange
preferred
said he owns
'
•*?.
Western Pacific
[Incl.
1
represtnts more than 30%
or
stock.—V. 172,
p.. 1350,
U
:(•>
.'
•'
of the
v
•
.
*
•
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
R^.'!&) tidewater Southern Ry. Co.]
RR. Co.
Sacramento Northern
1950—Month—194.9
1950—8 Mos.—1949
Total
rv
oper
revs.--.-- $6,003;104
$3,809,363 $30,826,818 $28,423,644
Netrcv
fr
ry.opers~_
2,913:102
742,757
9.262,468
4,334.830
Net ry. oper. income— / 1,496,033
320,951
4,783,575
2,19o,2?3
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
income
after
fixed
chgs. <k other deducts.
\t
1 <7 n
1070
.
1,398.899
235,679
3,972,445
.a,
„„„
1,728,998
i
10
(1442)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
White Sewing Machine Corp.—100% Stock Div., Etc.—
The
directors
share
I>er
Oct.
20.
A
This
100%
payable
Oct.
on
the
on
dividend
16
was
also
of
record
holders
to
declared
the
on
_
3.—V.
Nov,
172,
$1,286,833
Company stores in operation
Dealer stores
—V.
172,
in
$986,376
Extra
$10,992,905
Wileox-Gay
The
Corp.—Acquisition—Proposed
Coast
The company
Under
from
the
the
1,750.000
to
voting rights and
participate
stock,
but
would
not
stock
has
received
participate
Television,
Financing
would
shares
which
no
no
have
with the
until the
liquidation
after
equally.
plan provides for issuance of 500,000 $1 par common and
1,600,000 no par shales in exchange for all the outstanding Majestic
The
directors
additional
500,000
also
authorized
were
shares of
SI
par
to
offer
stock
common
for
public
their
at
Majestic Radio & Television,
Inc. earlier this year purchased 100,000
par common stock from the company.
If the acquisition
is
consummated, the company would reacquire these shares which
would be held as treasury stock.
The net results is that only 400,000
-shares
of
$1
additional
of
$1
Majestic
Chairman
Radio
Garod
of
outstanding.
Inc.
the
of
is
International
merchandise.—V.
172,
and
Leonard
Radio
in
Ashback,
Corp.
turn
in
engaged
is
export
is:
the
a
sole
radios
of
575.
p.
172,
Name,
Etc.—
Co.,
American
Domestic
Dominguez
Factory
a
year
shipments
8.141
L.
ago,
Oct.
announced
Factory
in
September
shares
the
in
six
shipped
in
51,198
the
units,
like
March
since
30,
when
new
line of civilian vehicles were introduced,
of 24%
gain
a
period
months
1949,
of
Slack
Mr,
with 41,388
said.—V, 171, p.
compared
units
2515.
Iron
Co.—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net profit after taxes
Capital shares outstanding...
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
170,
share
1949
1948
$4,096,729
$3,597,029
705,462
705,462
705,462
$5.45
$5.81
$5.10
_
7%
(F. W.)
Woolworth
—V.
Co.—September Sales Up 8.3%—
1950—Month—1949
—$50,370,495 $46,502,639
172,
1950—9 Mos.—1949
$414,611,841 $400,971,703
1035.
p.
of
receipts
Corp.,
tables.
In
nounced
a
the
first
indicate
we
all
during the current week.
second
table
in
which
the
dividends
an¬
follow with
we
$3
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Per
Name of
Company
When
Share
Class
5%
Acm
A
preferred
iquar.)
Industries
.'
(stock
125c
dividend)
Fund,
American
Vitrified
American
Anheuser-Busch
Products
B
Inc.
31V4C
Extra
(quar.i
common
&
(irreg.)
&
pfd.
__
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd
Dominion
Canadian Canners,
Non-cum.
(entire
11
dividend!.
Canadian
M.j
&
6Vi%
&
South
per
Fund,
J
i
share
plus
&
conv.
Inc.
10-31
10-20
11-10
10-20
22Vic
(increased quar.)
11-10
11-10
11-30
voted
Co.
20c
10-31
10-31
10-
2
11-30
11-
1
.
12-30
.
„
$1
12-
1
l
10-25
io_i4
10-16
4Vi%
common.;
(quaf,)____
5c
:___
I
56>/4c
5C
-
11-T
11-
10-14
1
i0-i6
10-
2
& Pacific RR.—
$2
payment
declared in respect to the
$1 for 1948 and $1.75 per
of 1949)
includes
year
of
n_2o
u-
1
10-20
Sheller
11-
1
10-16
Shirriff's,
10-31
10-20
6
11-10
10-31
11-15
10-16
Stein
10-16
10-6
Stevens
Gas
Tennessee
Stock
10-13
10-15
10-21
10-13
10-14
10-
11-
1
10-20
11-15
10-25
2-15
1-25
9-
6
10-2
A
9
Steel
Company
Casket
preferred
National
stock
If
%
Container
1
10-21
the
1
10-20
above
11-15
10-28
ers
11-15
10-28
4%
10-28
10-
9
close
Trust
The
the
of
Nov.
11-15
United
Elastic
10-20
1
11-13
12-15
12-
10-31
10-13
10c
10-16
10-10
11-
1
11-21
12-12
11-21
10-31
10-20
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
Wentworth
12-15
11-15
West
10-31
10-23
Westminster
10-25
10-11
10-31
10-23
t25c
12-
1.
11-
1
}35c
12-
1
11-
1
Selected
3-19
1
11-14
12-
1
Walker
1
1
11-14
12-
1
11-
be
Class
in
Ltd.—
f30c
(stock
10-16
10-
7
—
15c
10-31
10-20
(quar.)__
class A
+37c
11-15
10-16
50%
11-
dividend).
One
(quar. I
__
&
1
10-16
$1.50
11-15
10-27
+2 Vic
preferred
11-24
10-24
75c
12-15
Ltd.—
Worts,
———
11-17
will
and
in
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.,
12 Vic
—
80c
11-21
.11-
1
11-
1
10-18
Ltd.—
12 Vic
iquar )
Sewing
Common
Machine
10-31
10-
7
10-31
10-
7
11-
10-20
Corp.—
$1
(increased)
100%
dividend
prior
preferied
Products,
Winters
&
1
11-16
11-
3
50c
11-
1
10-20
20c
(quar.)—
(interim)
11-
2
10-20
Inc.
Crampton
Woolworth
Yuba
(F.
W.i
Corp.
15c
(quar.)
Company
Consolidated
10-31
10-25
Adams-Miliis
Affiliated
11-15
10-25
11-10
10-14
12-
1
11-17
Name of
11-15
10-20
$1.75
12-30
12-
15c
12-11
11-15
12-11
11-15
8
estimates
Incorporated
Corp.
Fund
Inc
Gas
Increased
quarterly
Shoe
Co..
Mills
Allied
Stores
Aluminum
Amerada
Co.
10-31
Sugar
10-16
J: 15c
12-
Quarterly
1
10-31
10-25
10-9
10-20
9-20
$3
1-1-51
12-20
10-31
American
10-31
American
10-31
American
Bosch
American
Can
be
paid
Sept
29:
Corp.
American
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
American
Co.
(N.
Co.
Insurance
5%
of
Distilling
Co.
American
Forging
American
Home
10-31
10-16
10-23
10-
10-16
50c
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-20
$1.25
11-30
11-15
11-15
10-26*
$1
10-16
10-6
50c
—
10-27
10-17
County-
(quar.)
American
Iren
Marietta
Common
5%
Socket
&
American
11-15
9
9-20
75c
(Montpelier,
Products
9-29
10-20
10-17
Vt.)—
10-16
9-29
1
8
9-22
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Allegheny
Co.
Fidelity Co.
9-29
1
11-
Y.)—
iquar.)—
10-16
12-
10-16
9-15
11-
$1.25
10-16
11-
1
30c
—
Co.
—
Corp.,
10-16
50c
10-20
12-
75c
common
Co
Coal
12 Vic
9-29
9-29
15c
(resumed)
Insurance
Automobile
Book
American
75c
$25c
5%
—
11-15
10c
9-29
50c
_
Inc.
Co.,
Aggregates,
Alliance
11-15
9-29
1
25c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
(quar.)—
11-15
9-29
11-
Corp., common (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.—
5c
10-16
20c
—
Petroleum
American
10-16
9-29
10-20
10-20
(quar.)_
—
Industries,
American
4c
————__
Stores,
Inc.
—
preferred
10-31
10-16
10-13
4c
——
_____
Semi-annual
10-31
10-16
1
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co.
11-15
9-29
10-25
11-
Equipment, Inc.—
Reduction
Alabama
10-25
11-15
25c
—-j——
—
11-15
50c
—
———
Affiliated
11-15
10-16
Holders
25c
(quar.)
Special
11-15
10-31
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
ATF,
Amalgamated
11-15
Share
Company
Agnew-Surpass
$1,25
10-10
^
10-20
10-25
11-10
1
Per
11-10
10-25
1
11-
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
10-20
II-15
10-18
12-
5c
we
10-31
11-15
11-15
50c
(quar.)__
Fields
Gold
weeks and not yet
5c
Inc
6
10-20
B
11-15
5c
(quar.)I
Co.,
1
10-
11-1
outstanding—^
Co.
8c
Co.
12-
10-14
10c
iquar.)
(liquidating)—.
$6
Co.
5c
Brake
12-15
50c
the
27,
11-15
10c
Merchandise
$1
—_____
Nov.
on
the future
January, April, July
dends
4c
fund.*
11-27
7 Vic
A
Class
White
12-15
5c
;
12-15
stock
before
or
on
—:
Paper
12-15
6c
trust
$1
stock
common
11-17
4c
shares
mutual
11-15
—..——
payments
4c
stock scries
12-15
12-22
Mfg.
Mfg.
Point
9c
common
25%
10%
a
•
1-15
made
10c
Low-priced bond series—
Speculative series
10-23
(quar.)
Aluminum
lecord
11- 5
10-31
10-31
October.
4%
of
11-15
11-15
.
10-23
preceding table.
distributions:
shareholders
6
3
12-15
11-14
15c
series
11-
175c
Dividend
Air
______:
11-15
+
10-31
50c
series
11-16
1
10-10
Mines
10-20
37'/2C
(quar.i
10-
12-
10-31
iNew York)
Ltd.,
two
1
30c
—
11-10
10-16
-
10-26
______———
11-15
60c
will
10-12
9
t$l
Common
Below
Co.—
distributions
10-20
10-16
12-
(increased)——
Common
11-14
12-
12-19
$1.37Vic
shares.—
following
-10-30
-
-
25c
two-for-one
Gooderham
$1.183/4
r_
trade
10-14
50c
(accum.(__
Co.^
Co.
Corp.
(H.)
10c
groups
1
11-14
12-
10-20
will be 50c. Stockhold¬
Corp.,
Canada
30c
quar.)
series
Ait
Upper
75c
1 quar.i
iquar.)
shares
York
2
45c
equipment shares
to
2
25c
$1.75
(s-a)
Railroad
Retail
I4-
10-17
11-20
11-
common—____!_
Association,
each
for
Stcres
Stock
$1.06'/4
1 quar.i
series
Balanced
share
United
$2
12-
1
the proposal on Oct. 31.
Corp.
Willson
25c
1
11-
16c
20c
10-11
12-12
1
share
Preferred stock series
Bond
1
12-
40c
common-i_.
15
11-
12-12
27V2C
$1.06'/4
Co.—
effective
Corporations,
11-
25%
are
10-27
50c
pfd.
business
quar,
3c
50c
below
12-:i
11-15
(quar. )____—_
the
on
or.
Building
30c
.
___
of
Realization
25c
shown
12-
11-15
60c
—:
Manufacturing
Increased
Funds—
amounts
12-15
12 Vic
distribute
to
payment
will vote
10c
;
National
5
50c
12 Vic
(quar.i_
preferred (quar.)
Traders
(stockholders
(Del.)
5
Co.—
becomes
15c
—-4
Corp.
12-
$1
recommended
rnc
split
11-
56'/4c
__:
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
.
United
(s-a)_—_—_:
Co
Co.,
50c
(resumed)
conv.
early in December.
Thompson Products Inc.,
Ulen
(irreg.)
held)
pref.
4
(quar.)—
Transmission
expects
dividend
25c
conv.
A
dividend—.
Thomas
13c
Co., com.
iquar.)
$5.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.50 conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
class
12-
year-end
11-
21c
—
Inc.
class
Co.
Temple Ccal Co.'/s $6
10-19
133/4c
(quar.)
Co.,
2
12 Vic
10-20
10c
Corp.
4
1-
———
.
Company
10-20
Gas
4
12-
iquar.)____^
10-27
Special
4
2
•
10-30
50c
.
Petroleum
Co.
(quar.)
10-30
15c
(quar.)
Ry.
!_
&
Trade Bank & Trust
^
Corp. (quar.)
Stores, 7% preferred
12-
12-
1-
$1.25
partic.
24c
P. 1
20c
a
12-14
25c
Co.
&
I J.
fl5c
(quar.)
of
12-14
30c
Co
:
(A.)
31'/4c
iquar.)—
(One-quarter
10-20
1
30c
Standard Silica Coip.
50c
Shoe, Inc., com. (increased
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—
New
1-
10-13
12--1
11-
60c
:
iquar.)
Hunger ford 1
75c
iquar. )
10-13
1
50c
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
40c
Springfield Gas Light Co..(quar.)___—_1___
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg. Co. (quar.) :25c
1-20
50c
iquar.)
Ltd.
1
lli
Co
Ltd.,
(J.
7
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
11-
12-15
$1
Francisco
Transit
Mfg.
10-
fl2Vic
——____
A
10-20
quar.i
Seaboard Container Coip., 5V2V0 pfd. iquar.)
Sharp & Dohme Inc., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
10-20
26c
_„
.
New York
$3.75
11-15
$1.75
(quar.)—;
Miles
Metal
share for the
1
1
10c
pfd.
common
Extra
First
1947,
10-
12-
for
Shoe
Steel shares
$1
10-16
Smith
10-26
10-21
25c
iquar. 1
Dillon
11-
6
1
10-31
—
Antonio
11-
10-25
15c
Extra
Scotte.n,
share
per
Automobile shares
the proposal of
cn the com.
stk.
11-10
10-21
$1.17
i-
Louis-San
1
25c
_______
(increased
com.
10-21
11-
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
1
•
.___
Co.,
Inc.,
preferred
12-
.
called
$53
Corp.,
preferred
Low-priced
to consider
4%
20c
gains
quar.)
dividend
Mercantile
10-14
Safeway Stores,
10-20
10-20
10-20
1
<quar.)_ +$1.061/4
Paper Co., Ltd., 4'/4% pfd.
5. 10 & 25c Stores (quar.)
25c
_______
common
preferred
Melville
The
Corp..
11-17
ordinary
(increased)
Railroad
■
li-
10-15
1
1
11-
35c
(year-endi_
California
of
1111-
$1.12 »/ 2
_____
Rcliand
Co.—
15
—
Rockland Light & Power, com. .(quar.),
4.65%
preferrea iquar.U—
62Vic
capital
50c
Ohio)
(Dayton,
10-25
Co.
10-21
25c
—
Engineering
12Vic
______
each
Co.
iquar.i
___.
&
1
50c
B
10-31
60c
2nd
Stock
(Texas)—
from
class
Aircraft
for
Insurance
Electric
11-
15c
+
75c
(quar.i
com.
10-17
1
Sept. 28th to split common two
split and change par value to $5)
Stock
$7
Fire
Extra
—
(initial
(quar.)
11-
75c
(quar.i_
from
Corp.
Oil
(quar.)
Corporation,
A
iquar. 1
A.)
Quarterly
35c
(quar.i—
Extra
4%
(C.
Company, class
$2 partic. class A iquar.)
8-31
on
one
Common
10-20
25c
(monthly)
10-16
53'/8C
Common
Mead
preferred
15c
(quar.i
——
McDonnell
10-31
20c
of
Extra
National
meeting of the Board of directors
declaring a divid.
Series A pfd. (This
Frontenac
$2
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
be called
McColl
for
$3
Reed
Towle
Muskegon Motor Specialties
75c
10-14
1
—
Minneapolis-Moline
10-14
11-
Company iquar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile Co.,
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc.
(quar. i„
pfd.
(quar.)__
Mackinnie Oil & Drilling Co.
Macoil Corporation (quar.)_;
11-
1
10-17
class
Randall
10-17
11-15
Ltd.,
Products,
Spencer
Ltd.—
Minneapolis
11-
11-15
30c
Corporation
10-14
$1.05
Co.
preferred
Mines,
Macco
10-14
12-11
10-20
3
(Mass.)
—
1
11-10
1
10-
$1.50
cents
Theaters
1
1
11-
9
t$1.63
common
at
Telephone
Boston
11-
12-
37 %c
10-
50c
(accum.)—
A
conv.
Extra
11-
25c
Store-Investment
Crosse
Loew's
10-14
10-14
10-21
10-21
25c
1
10-14
1
1
Milk
12-13
Extra
11-
1
11-
11-
St.
—
N. J.)
common
class
Company
Mid-Continent
11-1
+5c
+5c
40c
A
Jefferson Custodian Fund
La
5
Extra
5%
—.
issue
$3
10-25
Class B
11-15
________
Intcrtype Corporation
Ironrire, Inc., 55c conv.
50c
t7c
(increased)
Corp.
Light Co.
Telephone
(acum.)
(entire
10-10
25c
Power
pfd.
dividend).
Co.,
11-15
11-10
2
of
—
Utilities
(8. S.)
11-15
6
65c
Inglewood Gasoline
Fibre
8
65c
10-31
(quar.)__
Nov.
10-25
$20c
(quar.)
com.
Bldg.
this
12-
9-30
4c
Refrigerator
on
10-
$1.75
(s-a)
11-
Inc.—
preferred
1
1
iquar.)
Republic Supply
_________
16 4/10c
redemption
10-13
1211-
10-
Street Corp.—
____
plus
^preferred lquar.)__
year
11-1
|25c
Ltd.___
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
|
10-20
10-20
35c
Monthly
.
10-20
1
i
31 y4c
:
:
West
Hollywood
Monthly
1
li-
participating
pre¬
for redemp¬
$20
Central Electric & Gas Co.
will
$2.25
10-20
$1
Rc-liance
(quar,)___,___
A_
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
Central
A special
Hussmann
10-16
11-20
15c
six-tenths
and
10-10
11-20
17 V2C
iquar.)__.
Co.
1
1
10-15
San
Company, Ltd., class A
Fund,
and
Gamble
11-
12-
10-31
$1.05
Co.
Co., prior preferred
Plate Glass Co. (year-end 1
&
10-20
$1.75
Corporation
Pittsburgh
1
11-15
10-16
$1.25
—__1_
Morrison-Knudsen
Company
preferred
1111-
9-25
1
11-
30c
10-21
Corp.
30c
'
Investment
(A.
10-16
Petroleum
Petrolite
$1.75
(extra)
income
10-10
1
Petroleum
Pioneer
for
common
semi-annual
Plan
Four
10-25
10-20
called
at
Caterpillar Tractor Co..
Chasers,
11-15
Ltd.—
issue
Dec.
on
dividend
_„_
Howe
10-26
11-
Phillips
11-
_
10-21
Corp.
10c
Sugar Co., Ltd.__
convertible
ferred
tion
4V2;%
12-12
11-1
tlOc
iquar.)
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Canada &
-
2
15c
(quar.).
com.
conv.
Central
11-20
1-
$1
Corp.,.
(quar.)
preferred
Central
10-18
12-11
15c
California Water & Telephone, com.
$1 preferred
(quar.)
Central
10-30
$1.25
(quar.)
British Columbia Foient
Products,
Buchanan Steel Products
Corp
4.20%
1
12-15
$1
50c
Water
2
10c
preferred
Castle
11-15
12-
1-
$1
Extra
this
12-15
12-15
$1.25
iquar.)
Saco
Electric
$1.25
11-15
35c
RR., com. (resumed!
(quar.)___-____
Fisheries
$1.40
12-15
$1.25
Aroostook
Company
$1.20
2
11-15
30c
.
(quar.i
Manufacturing, $4
Birtman
2
11-
1
15c
Co.,
preferred
Biddeford
11-
1
12-
i5c
Are-Hougbton Fund "E,'' Inc.
Ecrcalo
12-1
12-
70c
...
Edison
Bangor &
Chain
11-1
25c
Co..
—
preferred
4%
11-15
10-26
,
Walnut
Stores
Macassa
(accum.)
20c
Arizona
6%
11-
8
10-26
9
Co,—
(George A.) & Co.,
pfd. A (quar.)—
11-22
10-20
9
11-
1
11-
40c
Brooklyn)
(quar. 1
pfd. (quar.)
Extra
common
Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Stores, Inc., 5%
10-16
10-20
11-
$$1
(A
Hormcl
10-25
1
Perkins Machine & Gear Co., 7%
Permanente Cement Co. (quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
Kresge
10-27
Peoples
12-12
10-
$1.25
Good Humor (Calif.), $1 pfd.
Guk Insurance Co. (quar.)
Keyes
11-
10-24
10-16
1
1
75c
1
.__
10-21
25c
Bank
10-20
11-24
$3
.____
12-30
3
1
45c
<s-a)_
i'.i0c
(increased) (quar.)—
General
Electric Co.,
Ltd.—
American deposit receipts—
Georgia Railroad & Banking iquar.)
10-16
60c
______
(irreg.)
National
Ry.
&
11-15
Rose's
held).
Electric
Petroleum
1
11-
Co.—
Argo Oil Corp.
4%'
1
Lighting
15c
(accum.)
10-25
$l
■
iouar.1
Extra
Booth
11-
Pacific
Quebec
Marine
11-
(quar.)—
Utilities
preferred
10c
Co.
preferred
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Best
11-20
11-15
(quar.i25c
Inc
Window Glass
convertible
5%
12-11
10-14
&
11-
(accum.)
20c
Mutual
American Ship Building Co
American Thermos Bottle Co.
$5
2
12-15
10%
Year-end
5%
1-
t$1.25
____
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp.
American
pfd.
Co.
preferred
International
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
partlc. pief.
iquar.)____
10-31
Ontario
10c
(accum.)
Texas
Hundred
Increased
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Acadian-Atlantic
10-31
12-
j.-
Mfg. Co.
Coip.
(quar.)
4%c
Fitchburg Gas & Electric Light Co. (quar.)_
Florsheim Shoe Co., class A (extra)
show the
we
11-20
■>
Outboard
4
25c
Holden
Then
60c
Extra
10-
10-10
$1
(final)
Federal Loan Corp. of Pittsfield, Inc.
$1.20 partic.
preferred
(quar.)
4'/»%
grouped in two separate
12-16
31>/4c
4.80%
Grain, Ltd.,
Fifteen
Holly
are
111-
11-
$1.50
pfd.
Co.
10-20
$1
common--——
Hershey Chocolate Corp.,
DIVIDENDS
10-31
Match
Quinte
—;
shares
Haftz (J. F.)
Dividend announcements
11-20
$1.50
.
Per. End. Sept. 30—
25c
9c
(quar.)—
Hampton Electric Co.
Franklin
Gales
Ohio
Reliable
Share
&
preferred
Class
49.
12-16
4%
50c
(quar.i.
Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark,
1950
1-
Associates—
District
Exeter &
"56"
$3,847,925
____
_
10-13
$1.50
;
Faber, Coe & Gregg,
$3
Woodward
1
Procter
preferred
Federal
shipments
totaled
for
and
shipped
distribution,
of
100
5%
6,430 cars
charge
10-11
11-
6
Trust
vtc.
Bond
Empire
9.
models of the company's varied
tiave
dealers
car
over
10-31
t$ 1
10-
Bakeries, Ltd.—
participating pfd. (quar.)
3%
domestic
to
units, an increase of 27%
Slack,
Vice-President in
W.
$1.50
10-16
Fields
Sugar
Bearings Corp.—
X2 Vic
Corp..
preferred
8
(quar.)
Eastern
4%
8
(quar.)
10-16
2.
Ltd.,
12-
Northwestern Utilities Ltd.,
60c
(quar.)
Oil
Freres
Test
each
-export totaled
deposit
Finance
1
6% preferred (accum.)
Northern Railroad (New
Hampshire)
Ltd.-—
preferred
8
1-
10-16
Corp.—
Distillers
12-
12-
11-16
$1.25
(s-a)__
(year-end)
Investment
Electric
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Shipments Up 27%—
Fruit
:
1
$1.12
(quar.)
iquar.)
1
1-
11-
11-15
(quar.)
(year-end)
B
10-20
1-
$1.12 >/2
12-
50c
Ltd
Diocesan
$5
422,
p.
Giorgio
Dupuis
10-11
com.
11-15
93:!»c
1949)
50c
(quar.)
Mines,
Class A
Duro
10-31
$1.06'/4
Covington & Cincinnati Bridge
5%
Norman-Hoffman
25c
preferred
Class
10-11
Corp.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
42 V2C
iquar.)
(series
$2.50
common.
Conlon-Moore, 6% preferred
Di
10-20
6c
(quar.)
Enterprises, 5%
Electric Co., com.
Eastern
Corp.—New
Wilcox-Gay Corp. above.—V.
by
Garod
Radio
Corp.,
the capital stock
All
owned
company,
Majestic
of
Wilcox-Gay-Majestic
See
be
Television,
subsidiary
electronic
'■and
&
President
and
wholly-owned
owner
shares would
par
6%
preferred
Gas
25c
(quar.)
s'ale
discretion.
Corp.,
preferred
Coniaurum
(
$4.50
&
87'/ic
Concord
would
10-11
$1.12Vi
^
pfd.
common
10-20
Share
Electric
20c
iquar. >___
Combined
common
shares
par
pfd.
$5
(Extra
par
4'/2%i
State
20c
(quar.)
Pictures
10-18
York
220c
Company
$4.25
equal
The
stock.
preferred
Collins
increased
was
additional
1,600,000
par
the
in
share
per
the
Columbia
in the earnings equally
participate
$1
no
involving
stock
common
and
new
proposal
Inc.
1
New
20c
.
(B.
J.), Ltd. (ouar.)
Colgato-Palmolive-Peet Co., com.
to Wilcox-Gay-Majestic Corp.
name
shares
The
the
approved
&
authorized $1 par
authorized.
were
22
Radio
plans to change its
plan,
1.250,000
shares
Aug.
en
Majestic
of
preferred
11-
15c
_________
$3.50
stockholders
3:!i%
4'/a% conv. preferred <quar.)____
Breweries (quar.)______
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis) iquar.).
29
Company
10-18
8%
Securities Corp., prior lien...
Foods, Inc., common (monthly)
(monthly)
j.___
Common
(monthly)
When
Per
Name of
1
for
common
'
Coghlin
acquisition
of
Monday, October 16, 1950
.
.
Holders
11-
10c
share
(One
shares heldi.___„
Insurance Co. (N. Y.) <quar.)____
Common
125
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
Clinton
$7,837,958
31
30
30
Coal__
Cleveland
Higher—
—124
Sept.
at
operation at Sept.
Share
,
12Vi
City Title
1350.
p.
dividend
each
1035.
p.
Company
Wilmington & Franklin
Stock
1950—9 Mos.~1948
1950- Month—1949
___
Chicago,
stock,
common
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—Sept. Sales 40.4%
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
Per
Name of
quarterly cash dividend of $1
payable Nov. 1 to holders of record
75 cents previously paid each quarter.
a
stock,
with
compares
stock
Nov.
declared
9
common
.
&
Machine
11-
1
10-18
10c
11-
1
10-13*
(monthly)
Wbrks,
2
15c
10-16
40c
11-
1
10-20
$1.25
11-
1
10-20
common.
9-30
Co.—
(increased
preferred
10-
12 Vic
Co
Corp.
quar.)
(quar.)
(Continued
on
page 45)
Number 4951
Volume 172
.
(1443)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
11
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
( per
t per
share
share
3V2
12
13
42% Feb
14
23
18
Dec
Sep
37
Dec
39 Va July 14
Nov
19%
11%
Dec
51 %
Dec
52
Jan
Adams
Admiral
14
Feb
$3
1
121
Alabama
&
110 %
Dec
Jun
4%
Nov
2% July 13
3% Jan
3
Feb
18%
Dec
15% Mar 29
21% Sep
29
64
Apr
73
Sep
67% Jan
4
75
Oct
11
4%%
Feb
4
Dec
2% Jun
27
4% Jan
11
Allegheny
2%
40%
Feb
82 %
Dec
58
July
3
85% Feb
2
64%
Jan
86%
Dec
74
Sep
8
83% Jan
4
17%
Jun
27%
Jan
21 Va Jan
3
37% Oct
6
88
Sep
94
5
114% Oct
9
83
July
6
Jun
Mar
104
93%
96
May 16
6
Dec
19
Jan
3
23
24%
Jun
30%
Oct
27
Jun
28
32% Jan
13
Sep
25
30% Jun
1
44% Sep
28
35%
Dec
83%
Jan
97%
Nov
93
Feb
16
99
Oct
Feb
337/a
Dec
28% Jun
27
38% Oct
7
76
Jun
26%
Jan
Feb
81% July 12
Oct
Dec
91
Apr
July 13
38% Jan
11
81% Oct
3
4% Jan
11
'
——
4%
Jun
2%
43
Nov
Jan
3
5
July
36
Aug 16
37
Apr
89%
Feb
34%
Jan
45
6%
Jan
10% July
51
Jan
70
Dec
66
Jun
20
Jun
27
Dec
14 '/a
Oct
120%
Sep
100% Mar
2
27
12% Aug
2
30
76% Aug
26% Jan
7
Aug 15
67% Jun
3%%
14% Apr
21
100
Alpha Portland Cement
—No par
Limited
No par
3%%
cum
6%
preferred
conv
Bank Note
American
1
common
100
10
common
preferred
50
American Bosch Corp
Brake
Amer
Shoe
2
Co
21
American
Broadcasting Co Inc
2%
Jun
4%
Dec
3% Jan
3
8% Apr
21
American
Cable
120% May 24
American
Can
90 Vb July 26
Dec
187%
Sep
178
33%
Jan
22
5
27
82
19% July
Jan
55% Jun
25%
Jun
60
July
Jun
Dec
21% July 13
26
190
Jan
4%
Feb
13
Radio
&
Co
Corp____l
common
25
No par
7%
18
28% Sep
79
com
preferred
American Car & Fdry com
18
32% Aug 17
convertible
100
preferred
7%
100
preferred
Chain
American
Cable
&
Feb
47%
Sep
4
51
Mar 22
American
15 %
Feb
19%
Dec
15% July 17
23
Feb
23
American
Colortype Co
14
Jun
19%
Oct
17% Jun
24% Oct
7
American
Crystal Sugar com
Mar
87
71% July
35%
Feb
51%
Dec
Dec
Aug
30
81% May
49
Jan
Oct
23
120
Jan
25%
Jun
■i
36% Mar
4 Va %
7
76% Jun
97
16
178% Jun
113% Jun
6
.13
Cyanamid
4%
preferred series A_100
conv
preferred series B_100
Distilling
$ per
Lowest
share
Oct
6%
20
Co
NEW
Highest
$ per share
5% July 13
Par
$ per share
8% May 19
Encaustic
American
Tiling
Dec
18
July 31
22 % Oct
7
17
Jun
27
24% Feb
4
2'/a July 13
4% Mar 23
Dec
Dec
64 Va Jan
19V»
Dec
12% July 12
25% Mar 22
Jun
61V.
Dec
54
Jan
79
$6
45%
Oct
51%
Dec
44 Va
July 12
55% Mar 22
American
Gas &
34
Jun
43%
Oct
43% July 26
45% Aug 25
American
Hawaiian
6% Aug 21
American
Hide
Oct
4% Jan
3
3
3
93% Oct
Oct
13
Jun
48
Nov
46% Jun
30
48% Oct
Jan
32%
Dec
25% Aug
3
34% Apr
11
Sep
7% Aug
2
9% Apr
13
73
Feb
Aug
80
July 24
92
11%
Feb
15%
Dec
13
July 17
15% Apr
19
15% Mar
22%
Dec
16% July 18
25 % Oct
7
12%
Jun
76
Jan
4%
Jan
13% July
3
Jan
102
Jun
11%
81% July
3
12% July 12
17% May 12
78
15 Va
84
.
Sep
Jun
7% Ma r
90
Oct
10% Oct
3
33%
Dec
29
Mar 22
105%
Nov
104
July 13
287
6%
Oct
American
American
7%
37% Oct
13
American
4 Va %
Amer
26
8 % Aug
1
American
Metal
2
22% May 23
American
Power
16% May 12
Amer Rad
Dec
5% July 13
33% July 26
Nov
Apr
Dec
39 Va Mar 30
50
39%
50
65% Oct
Dec
Dec
July
Xl57% Apr
5
4
38% July 27
134% Sep 25
Sep
169% Sep
44
145
Jun
Jan
11
9
5
Sep
28
Jan
22% Mar 24
32% Aug 21
Jan
31%
Dec
29 % May
35
7%
Jun
12%
Jan
Feb
Dec
45
120
Jun
128%
Nov
16
July
20%
Nov
Jun
60%
135
5
150%
Jan
Jan
76%
Dec
Jan
138
153%
Dec
49"a May
*117% Apr
6%
Jan
Dec
74
121
Aug
8
Va Mar
9
July 14
38% Jan
128
25
7%
6%
27
136% Oct
22% Feb
3
3
62% July 26
161% May 20
76% Jan
9
30
158
64% Mar 29
106
Oct
117% Aug 17
7% Jan
3
3
73%
73
73%
73%
74
1,500
18
2,300
18%
7%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
5,700
37%
36%
37
36%
37%
36%
37%
4,600
109
*108%
28
36% Sep
20
1
80
Sep
102
103%
183
182
183
*181%
31%
30%
74%
74%
*73%
27%
27%
27
44
44%
43%
20
20'A
20%
24
23%
23%
69%
*160
111
112
5
Dec
106
48%
Jun
15%
Jun
28%
Dec
19% Feb
8% July
11%
Nov
9 % Jan
2% Aug
4%
Jan
31A Feb
Jan
x51 vJan
page
22.
Jan
11,200
77%
78%
50
50
75%
78%
49%
497/a
*44
6%
6 Ya
STOCK
49
*47
49
*47
49
*83
15%
*46
30
7%
*15%
*83
15%
*15%
24
23 Y4
24
24
24 3/4
6,800
16%
16 Y4
17
17%
18,400
89%
9Y4
*83
37%
*104%
105%
*104%
105%
2
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
l
*7%
8
16%
13%
*175
10
7Ya
8
■
*90Ya
9%
1,800
37%
4,300
105%
105%
104%
104%
104Ya
105%
330
18 Va
18 Ya
18%
18%
18%
6,600
7Y4
7%
*7Ya
29
29%
x28Y4
33 Y4
33 Y4
33 %
17
13%
177
7%
167/a
13 Va
*175
7%
17
13%
177
7Ya
167/a
13
*175
7%
457/a
45%
45%
42
44
No par
49%
50
49%
50
48%
48%
*48%
No par
65 Va
65 Ya
64%
65%
63 Y4
65%
63%
164%
164 %
164Y4
165%
31%
*34
40 Y4
139
40%
*137
40 %
139
100
30%
*33Ya
135
20
15lYa
20
150%
138
*136%
31%
31%
31%
34
34
34%
11
11
11%
1,400
56
2,400
♦54Ya
135%
138
20 Va
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
1,500
150%
150 Va
150Ys
150%
150Ya
22,900
69%
21,400
69
66%
67%
67 Va
67 Ya
69 Ya
148%
149%
148%
149
148 Ya
148 Ya
148 Y4
102
99%
101%
99%
100
x98%
99%
97%
98%
*119%
120
120%
120 %
121
♦119%
120%
119%
119%
66 %
*120
67 Y4
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Ya
9%
9%
9 Ya
6,300
33 %
32 Y4
33 Y4
32Ya
33%
32 Y4
33%
33%
34%
15,700
94
94%
95
95
95
95
95
79%
78 Va
78 Va
78%
78%
78%
78%
210
14
14 Va
14
14%
14%
14 Ya
8,000
75
75
35
35%
35%
35 Y4
35Ya
357/a
27,800
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
600
74
35Ya
34%
35
34Yl
34Ya
13%
<.74
14
X34%
♦75
•75
76
Corp—
6.25
preferred
23 Va
*108
23 Y«
23
109%
♦108
23%
109
23
*108
23%
109
23
rS O 00
66
32 Ya
68%
68 Yi
68
68
X66Y4
66%
66
3 2 Va
32%
32
33Ya
31Yi
32 Ya
32
*11%
llYa
11%
♦11%
5
*4%
4Va
No par
*43%
10
preferred—100
114%
44
44%
11%
4 7/a
44
12
*11%
47/a
4Ya
4%
*4%
44%
43%
43%
44%
45
43%
45Ya
115
113%
1157/a
43%
113
23
23%
♦108
20
Archer-Daniels-Midland
170
94%
*78 Va
No par
Armco Steel Corp common
130
9%
Cable
13
350
3,000
33%
Wire
13
149
5
Anaconda
19
400
20 Va
22
Sep
45% Oct
1,700
150%
13%
116% Oct
9,900
136%
149
66%
•
20%
74
3
r
151 Ya
34 Ya
13
430
400
40 Y4
100%
79
Inc
740
139
149
95
Common
2,200
11,000
166%
*137
56%
*135%
7,100
43%
49
63 Ya
40Y4
40%
55%
138
63,100
7Ya
166%
139
55%
*135
29,900
13%
63%
166
55
*78
preferred
30 Y4
337/a
43
♦47
17
177
No par
Inc
common
151%
30
337/a
.
7%
637/a
11
100
25
♦175
49
11 Va
55%
100
12%
13%
*11
11 Va
common
167/a
17
177
31 Ya
54 Y4
20
2,100
34
11%
135
5,900
34
56
_5
29%
33 Y4
30Ya
11%
100
*40%
*137
700
29
34 Ya
55%
Tobacco
41
139
77/a
33%
31%
11 Va
com
*40
*137
166
77/a
29%
43%
7%
45%
40%
'
■
34
42%
5
166
18
1
f.
7%
No par
166
8
7Ys
7Ya
*137
120
9 Ya
29%
16Y4
4,100
37Ya
34
13%
147/a
9%
287/a
*175
300
92
90
37%
34
13%
14Y4
*88%
9Y4
10
287/a
17
*90%
••
_
300
37%
37
35
177
92
15%
37%
9Ya
10 Va
37%
28%
84
84
15%
37%
Refining
convertible
*83
15 Y4
1,200
15 Ya
No par
W Products Co
84
7,400
7%
84
9%
*34
—
3C%
7%
*83
*88%
*88%
,
*15%
*36%
Co
600
2,400
49
30
14%
100
8,400
6%
15%
No par
Glass
*47
90
No par
50Ya
84
14 Ya
Co
6,700
45
6%
7%
89%
preferred
&
50%
DAY
30 Ya
14%
25
13,200
45
COLUMBUS
49
88%
common
4,000
34%
79
91
'
*47
100
Co
93 Ya
14%
78
6%
91
100
Viscose Corp common—14
$5 prior conv
6 %
14%
preferred
4%%
6%
6Ya
35 Y4
45
*44
45
88%
A
33% July 14
2%
91
Andes Copper Mining
89
2 Ya
15%
9
26% Jan
2%
92
4
Feb
2%
89%
5% Aug
Dec
2%
14%
33% Oct
Nov
2%
92
4
95
2%
15 Va
11
29 %
500
4,900
50 Ya
No par
2,100
18%
92%
Light
&
6
18%
18
45
15
42 %
6
49 Ya
No par
Shares
Sper share
44%
2
Jun
S per share
45
Co—No par
Sales for
the Week
Oct. 13
6
15
Gas
6,000
Friday
Oct. 12
S per share
6
Thursday
497/a
15
Jun
6 Va
6,500
48%
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 11
share
111%
X47%
18%
6%
72% Oct
19%
SALE
48%
29,200
18%
44%
12% Sep
77
HIGH
111
111%
80
71
170
18%
6%
preferred
Hock
47%
-
18 VB
*44%
12
26% May
111
47%
*160
18%
*94
P
112
69%
71%
170
3,700
93
22%
100
$4
*160
600
21
23%
'
*21%
75
8
93
*20%
217/a
$4 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
l
9
23
94
70 Va
71%
AND
$ per
21
23%
217/a
35%
23% Oct
110% Mar
94%
21
23%
*93
600
22
1
No par
Anderson-Clayton & Co
21%
Aaderson-Prichard Oil Corp;
10
July 12
5,200
49%
preferred
Anchor
18'/a July 13
2,100
45
6
50
36% Sep
27
44%
22
25
27% Apr
26%
44%
6%
Mining
Jan
8
27%
6,600
22 Ya
preferred
35%
14
26%
43%
Tuesday
share
Copper
Jun
Mar
74%
6 Va
Anaconda
22!
5% Feb
74%
*21 %
14
27% Mar 10
75
6 Va
13
61
Jan
75
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
12
Dec
35%
32%
170
46 Va
Sep
65
Jun
31%
43%
111%
Monday
1 per
31%
27%
*160
49%
46
31 %
75
69%
72%
170
280
31%
*93
95
95
15% Sep
Jun
6%
20%
24
77
Jun
6,000
183
104 '/a
105
182%
30%
36% Sep
4%
25%
102%
182
102%
104
181%
11
*90
Tobacco
7%
102
6%
14'/a
48%
Dec
8
14
32.900
11%
6%
76%
Tel & Tel Co
96 Ye Aug 30
May
15,100
6%
11%
6%
16%
Woolen
Apr
11%
6%
11%
6%
16 Va
Water Works Co
21% Feb
108%
11%
6%
109%
11%
109
300
108%
11%
109
*108%
CLOSED
Co com
40
13%
EXCHANGE
No par
63 Va
*62
37
16%
American
63
17%
18%
62%
16 Va
American
84
18
62%
16 Ya
American
5%
18%
62%
16%
12 ya Mar 22
Jan
Feb
non-cum
American
73%
18 Va
*62
25%
American
6%
*72
18%
62%
77
111
of
Co
American Sumatra
121% Mar 28
91 % Mar
see
73
*62
14%
Stores
Mar 30
80
For footnotes
23,100
90%
Steel Foundries——No par
13
30
Jun
55%
11
76 Y4
American
17
60 % Aug
Sep
108
10%
14
American
American Stove
Jun
146% Jun
Snuff
American Sugar
Jun
99% Mar
11
90
50
Refg com
11
18% Jun
146% Jan
&
12% Jan
59%
2
10%
77
preferred
American
$ per share
10
Ship Building Co
5
79
7%
10%
14%
100
Oct
21%
38%
10%
90
preferred
American
13
150
Jun
31%
1,300
11%
14Ya
& Std San'y com—No par
Amer Smelt
14
19%
1
7%
24
21%
,
48
89%
Safety Razor
Jan
Jan
104 Va
48
15 Va
10
Seating Co
56%
130
62%
14
37%
110'/a
11%
6%
48
92
com
600
47%
24%
American
43%
42%
18 %
182% 182%
31%
31%
74%
75
27%
27%
44 Va
44 Va
20%
20%
24Va
24%
97
97
70%
72 Va
*160
170
111% 112
48%
49%
6 %
<
146
47%
25%
American
Jun
164
<
145%
47%
24%
11
9% Jan
Jun
Jan
104
42
*38
42
146
xl46
146
48
1
51% Mar 16
37
Feb
13%
*37%
42
*37%
146
1,200
10%
11
74%
*62
42
800
3%
3%
6,400
47%
100
Aug
34%
3%
5,500
80%
80
14%
Molasses Co_
11% July 26
185
3%
3%
Ltd com_No par
Co
Xl2
175% July 18
3%
3%
9,600
24,700
35%
*35%
89 Y4
com
Products
Jun
Sep
3%
79%
15 Va
100
10
—
89%
79%
35'A
81%
91%
Metals
Natural
—
89
35%
78%
88'A
35%
79%
15
100
News
Jan
89
35%
79%
88%
35 %
81%
3%
*2%
preferred
6% Jun
88%
35%
88%
36
common-—1
Locomotive
Metal
16
88'A
88%
91%
preferred
18% Aug
38%
42
*98%
23
Co
Investment
Amer Machine &
106% May 17
99%
37%
*35%
80%
2%
preferred
19
•98%
37%
—100
Amer Mach & Fdry
3.90%
42%
38%
99%
36%
145%
400
1,900
99%
*98%
38%
145%
10,300
22%
37
42%
42
99%
No par
American
142
43
36%
preferred
American
8%
29
42%
42%
*38
1,400
57
40%
Ice Co common
28
49
29
7%
33% Mar 16
Jan
28%
30%
36% Jan
6% Mar
28%
7%
1
23%
29
29
x30 '/a
3
178
*22%
7%
Aug
Mar
22%
30%
23% Aug
169
*22%
7Ya
32
—
23
30%
Dec
—
*22%
7%
Aug
14%
56 Va
30%
36 %
—
10
57%
7%
33%
■
*9%
57 Va
*98%
18%
9%
9%
57%
99%
38%
*74
96%
9%
9%
42%
10%
200
57%
42 %
42
8,000
9%
*98%
38
88%
147%
47%
100
36%
114
*95
97
*95
97
*95
81%
36%
57%
9%
30%
Feb
—
97
*95
10
2,500
77
114
2%
preferred
Nov
——
115%
18%
SS Co
Leather
32
a
*112%
1
non-cum
17% Sep
■
—
7
115%
22%
American International Corp_No par
11
3
Jan
Jan
*113%
18 %
Products
Home
American
26
4
Jun
_5%
15
92% Sep
Jan
96%
—
18% Feb
5% Jan
22 %
—
114%
22 %
Electric Co
&
convertible
American
Mar 29
Dec
18%
Jun
73
preferred
6%
5
24%
preferred
$7
13
46
9%
114%
30
18,900
3'A
•79
No par
$7 2nd preferred A
100
36%
No par
No par
Power com
3%
69%
Jan
Jan
81%
36%
2,500
76
75%
74%
*79
36%
No par
Amer & Foreign
Jun
Jan
5%
74
81%
35%
40c
American Export Lines Inc
37_
P
1
American European Secur
Nov
5%
74%
*79
37%
No par
19%
21%
Jun
*73%
80
LOW
Feb
3%
75
80
35%
3.900
2%
3%
74
29%
*3%
3%
.
20%
20%
•74%
37%
29
*36
3%
12,200
V*
125
'
82
Oct. 7
Jan
1%
3%
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
13%
6%
3%
20
25
2%
2%
75
5 400
9%
52
24%
20%
75
29
EXCHANGE
15%
44
2%
20 Va
74%
STOCKS
Highest
Feb
10
conv
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Sper share
100
Co com
3%%
American
Range for Previous
Lowest
10
10
3%%
23
49% Oct
32% Jan
No par
Co
prior preferred-
American
19
101% July 12
99
115% Jan
8
13
Chicle
No par
39%
41
2%
20%
3%
31'A
•51%
•118
2%
3%
2.000
41.100
9%
COLUMBUS
24%
74%
100
39
50 «A
31
DAY
20%
29
37%
4
14 % Apr
*118
2%
4,400
V#
•37%
125
♦118
125
52
75
2%
22%
*108Va
11%
6%
109% Oct
13
125
22%
100
1
40% Sep
8
7% Jan
24%
22%
No par
5
101% Feb
Jan
24%
57%
*47%
Airlines
24%
57 Va
22%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
American
*51%
25%
9%
x9%
51%
57
*145%
Jan
106%
*9%
No par
Corp
10 Va
51%
1,700
3,300
23
»5n
32%
31%
9%
52
*74%
3%
75%
Mfg Common_No par
preferred
100
24%
32%
31%
33%
10%
10
21
3'A
74%
*79%
37%
Corp common—No par
30%
*51%
20%
2%
75
new__No par
49
21
97
10%
Jan
125
*2%
21
*95
Jun
13
*118
*38%
49%
49
*118
*74%
1
Petroleum
25
100
gtd
5%
Jun
10%
52
25%
No par
conv
327/a
10%
119
preferred
Aluminium
16
10% Jun 27
81
32
*51%
5
Stores
4%
50 Va
*115
Inc
Mills
Allied
10
July 13
60
21%
CLOSED
Amer
9% Jun
172% Mar
EXCHANGE
49%
11
48% Sep
July
38%
49%
Amerada
27
30 %
38%
Amalgamated Leather Co com__—_1
6% convertible preferred
50
Oct
Jan
39%
49%
18
Dec
35
39%
41
*49%
26
69
104
*38%
*40
Sep
12
96% July
STOCK
Jan
Jun
30% Mar
23%
40
61% July
x7%
23%
146
Jun
40
23%
No par
Chemical & Dye
Allis-Chalmers
19
30
53% May 31
88
37%
■
_
Industries
Allied
6
25%
25%
23
1
Allied Kid Co
Sep
19
23%
100
w
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allen
Jun
23%
10
$4.50 conv preferred
Allied
15%
23%
8,700
26
23%
23%
preferred A
100
prior conv preferred-No par
11% May 27
60% Aug 24
26
26
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp_No par
3
3%
4
3%
4
4
44%
44
43%
43%
Shares
t vershare
$ per share
t per share
4
25%
100
Mining
Corp common
2
x55
—— —
4
44%
25%
5
8% Jan
Jan
■
■
Vicksburg Ry
89% Mar
Feb
8%
Jan
43%
4
25%
No par
Inc
preferred w
$2.50
44%
26%
1
Inc
5% %
44%
25%
50
Alaska Juneau Gold
Aldens
4%
$ per share
f per share
26'A
No par
Equipment com
Air Reduction
44%
the Week
Oct. 18
Oct. 12
Oct. 11
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
26'A
1
Gas
2%
4
Corp__l0
preferred ww
13%
97% Mar
44 %
PRICES
SALE
1
Co
Corp
Affiliated
9
25% Sep
20% July 13
110% Jan
5
Express
Adams-Millis Corp
17
55% Mar
$ per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
10
Co
Addressograph-Multigraph
13% Mar 15
5
5
2.50
Co
Motors
Steel
Acme
May 31
39% Apr
3
7% July 26
51
23% May
Jan
18%
July 14
17'A Jan
Dec
Jun
5%
July
44 y2
47
May
14%
46
6
23% Oct
Jun
Jan
22
26% Oct
1
3
21% May
35
4% Apr
ACF-Brill
2% Feb
Jun
Oct
27% Mar
Abbott
19% Jan
1%
Par
Laboratories
21
AND
Monday
Oct. 7
$ per share
54% Jan
Dec
17%
xl7%
t per share
LOW
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
40% July 28
Dec
51
Jun
37
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Year 1949
Lowest
12
5
44%
108
40
76
23%
108
.
10,000
50
65%
I
65%
1,000
32%
32 Ya
24,100
•11Y.
4%
45
12
4%
45
100
400
900
44 Ya
43%
45
44 Ya
45 Y4
46,000
113%
112%
115
115Y»
116%
1,360
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1444)
YORK
NEW
Highest
t per
I per share
$ per
share
$ per
share
13
10% Apr
Jan
13
88
Oct
Jun
77%
Jan
38%
Jun
51%
Dec
39% July 26
104% May 10
117% Jun
Jun
101%
Dec
Jun
94
105%
114
Oct
107% July 31
137/a Mar
16%
13%
Jan
88
49%
102
115
27% Oct
9
20% Sep
Mar
3
115% Oct
25
7
Apr
4
107
Oct
7
*101%
*114'/a
28
25% May 10
24
July 12
11%
Feb
Sep
15
Mar 10
95
Apr
109
Dec
104
Apr
101 %
Dec
98
Co
Investment
30%
Feb
50%
2
80
Jun
105%
Jan
100% Jan
16
135% Oct
2
Jun
105%
Nov
103 % Jan
27
110% Sep
19
10%
Dec
*28
27
19%
115%
106
52%
10
Atch Topeka & Santa
97%
59% Mar
39% July 12
13
41
Jan
13
59% Sep
Jan
28
80
Jun
27
24
63 % Oct
Dec
77
Feb
94
Mar
86
30%
Jun
42%
Feb
53
Dec
Jun
112%
Jun
102
Dec
20
Jan
108% Feb
Dec
93%
106
City
Atlantic
Coast
G
&
5%
Refining
5
13
4%
Oct
13
25% Feb
22% July 13
conv
Atlas
7
*101%
114%
114
!
114 %
115
STOCK
113%
113%
EXCHANGE
11%
11%
*27'/a
27%
28
28%
24%
27 Va
27%
25
19%
115%
114%
326
17%
11%
1,000
27 Va
700
25 Va
25%
6,700
27 %
27%
2,300
9,500
19%
19%
19%
115%
115%
115%
108
107
107
51
49
116%
107%
107
107
53%
114
*16%
*107
19%
19%
115
"106
19%
100
114
11%
27%
*27
27%
*27
103
27 Va
CLOSED
25
24%
19%
115%
53%
51%
51%
50
131 %
132%
108%
107%
108%
1,300
14%
14%
14 V2
2,100
18%
18%
900
57 Va
57%
3,700
80%
400
132
109
14%
14%
14%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
57
56
57
56
56 %
55%
57
77%
78
78
80
78
78
*78
92
*90
95
*90
93
*90
60 %
137%
134%
138
102
102
5
92
61%
60%
60%
61
30%
133%
137
133%
135
102
101%
102
23%
24
23%
100
63 V2
35,600
138 Va
137%
94%
62%
62%
134
134%
102
24 %
136
134 %
24%
7,100
133'/a
132%
108%
95
2,400
14%
131%
108%
62 %
180
110
49%
108%
133%
*77%
600
3,300
102
COLUMBUS
11%
28%
17
19,000
86
100
17%
11%
*27%
17
Shares
DAY
*16%
11%
28%
17%
share
49 Va
49
102
*101%
101%
11%
135
100
Corp
101 V2
102
*85'/a
28
*16%
135
series B
$3.75
48%
108%
60%
Preferred A called-———
Preferred
86
48%
132
*90
preferred series A—100
Oct
102% July 25
86
49
57
100
25
141
6
99% Jan
86
48%
10
77
No par
1
common
86
48%
Sales for
the Week
10 %
$ per
14 Va
14%
Lines common
preferred
non-cum
Atlantic
13
RR
Line
I SS
W
48%
Oct. 13
$ per share
10%
109
14%
*18%
141
1
131% Oct
24'A Aug
Atl
Mar 23
-10
10
134%
133
*108%
Electric Co.
Atlantic
93% Aug 31
36% Jan
73
68
Fe com—100
preferred
100
10
non-cum
A T F Inc
12
Jan
47
Jun
21% Jun
5%
15 Vs May 18
17% July 27
32%
10% July 13
Jan
15
12
28%
28%
27%
19%
115%
107
52%
12
28
Associates
Nov
17%
*16%
Inc
No par
Inc.————2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co com—1
$1.20 cum conv preferred—No par
Associated Dry Goods common
1
6%
1st preferred-—100
1% 2nd preferred
100
Arvin Industries
9
28% Sep
10%
Friday
Thursday
Oct. I I
$ per share
88
*87
Artloom Carpet Co
12% Jan
July 17
21
87
9
July 13
July 13
8%
21
15%
8
Jan
19
18
14% Apr
Dec
7% July
10
Aur
53
100 % Mar 13
88
*48%
$0 conv
Oct. II
10
10%
10
com
PRICES
Wednesday
$ per share
I per share
10%
prior preferred
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
No par
$3.75 preferred
—Nopar
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
6
49%
I per share
10%
Illinois
Co of
&
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. l(i
Oct. 9
5
Armour
24
Dec
69
Par
share
7% Jan
8%
AND
Monday
Oct. 7
EXCHANGE
Jun
5
LOW
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Monday, October 16, 1950
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
STOCK
...
141
2,220
4,780
134
•
138
138%
141
101%
"
102
102
102
340
24
3,400
30
2,700
23%
23%
23%
23%
A.tl&s Pov/dcr**—
28% Sep
100
15
32% Aug
7
New
2
115% Oct
2
4%
105
20%
Sep
Jan
15
Sep
6% Jun
Dec
14% Jun
29
Jan
5% Jun
29
10% July 11
14% Jan
Feb
7%
13%
Feb
15%
4%
Jun
4%
5
Feb
Dec
110
Feb
8
17% Mar
July
Feb
16
8% Aug
8
Feb
28
8% Apr
25
Autocar
12
Avco
16
Atlas Tack
10%
Nov
4"%
Jun
7%
Jan
5% Jan
3
9% Apr
18
Jun
44%
Jan
37% Jan
4
53% Apr
18
Jun
15
Nov
lb
July 28
15% Jan
25
Jun
12%
Jan
30
114
112%
25
24 %
8%,
8%
8%
8%
*15%
15%
15%
7%
*13%
7%
13%
(The) common—3
preferred
—No par
8%
50
8%
50
Canteen Co
Mfg Corp
conv
25
7%
13%
8%
*
16
15 %
114
8%
8
8%
49
49%
48%
8%
3,600
*15%
15%
100
7Ve
7Va
7%
2,600
13%
*13 Va
13%
3,600
8
8
8
8
48 Va
*47%
49
700
8%
16
7
13%
8 "a
8
-J--*
114
25%
25
8%
*15%
7 Vs
13%
*112%
25
25
lfi
6%
13%
7%
14
30
30
114
24%
of Amer—5
—
$2.25
30%
*112 %
8%
prior pref ($1.20)——No par
Co
5c
Conv
29%
*112%
30%
*30
30%
*112% 114
25%
25%
20
common..—No par
Nichols
Austin
34%
—
Corp——No par
Automatic
25
7
30
(voting)—
common
convertible pfd ser A——_100
48%
54.900
1,900
48 %
B
xl3
8%
5
9% July
151/4 Aug
11
34% Oct
11
Oct
11
Jun
11%
Jan
Jun
14%
Jun
22%
Jan
17% Jun
29
14%
Jun
25
Jan
-47% Feb
3
60%
Jun
72
July
38
Jun
53
Dec
15
Sep
21%
36
Nov
Feb
55
20% Feb
39
Jan
Jan
9 % Jun
30
Dec
29 % Jun
29
Dec
98
Feb
9
33%
101
13% Jan
86% Nov
Jun
29'A Jan
30%
Jun
7
'11%
Jun
16
Feb
13% Jan
10%
Feb
16%
Jun
17
Jun
Feb
6
Beech
34% Jan
5
Beech-Nut
85
Mar
98
Oct
26
Jun
Dec
?37%
11
13
Bell
5
Apr
11
Jan
277/a
Nov
20 'A July 27
26% May
85
Dec
81
90
1%
Dec
23%
Feb
26
2% Jan
11
12
Best
&
Dec
31% Apr
20
39% May 26
Best
Foods
Jan
30% Jan
13
44% Oct
Bethlehem Steel
141
Jun
139% Jan
Dec
23
31% Mar
11% Mar
Oct
$ per
f per share
30%
Jun
15%
Nov
8%
Jun
14%
9%
Jun
15
Jun
;
25% Mar
;
;
27
17
May 23
27
14% Jan
5
Bliss
(E
4
18% Jun
5
Bliss
&
22% Jan
3
38
Boeing
Aug
13%
64
Jan
43% Aug
32%
Jan
14'A July
19 % July
Nov
Dec
51
60
Jan
73% May 26
1
22% July 28
47%
Jan
Jun
9%
101
Aug
/
25% Sep
Apr
1
26
12% Aug
14
Jun
32
Jan
27% July 13
36 % Jun
20%
Jun
29% Nov
25% July 14
25%
Oct
33
Jan
23 % Mar 24
29% May 19
29% Jan
6
98
Jan
18%
Jan
Dec
Dec
39
100
Apr
31% July 13
48% Sep
12%
95
Jun
13%
36% Mar
Dec
24
Feb
Dec
19%
Jun
120
7%
10
Dec
102%
Jan
15%
Dec
40
Jan
9
29% Marj
Dec
100
26
53
Feb
14
Mar
2
47
Oct
16
104
Jun
36
Jan
31 % July
19%
Dec
17% Mar 30
95
Nov
91
July
Jun
91
Dec
80
Mar 29
Apr
84
Dec
82% Jan
Apr
.73
13%
16% Jan
Jun
8
May
122
Dec
108% July 12
6%
Jun
Dec
8% July 12
60
11%
Jun
Feb
82
3
Feb
4% Mar
17
Jun
24% Jan
98%
Jun
20%
Jun
69% Mar
105
3% Jan
Xl7
Dec
101
Jan
26%
x21
Apr
1
Budd
,
(The)
5
100
Co common
Nopar
Bulova
25
Burlington Mills Corp common
4.%
,
20
13% Oct
3
86% Oct
7
t
3
5
Apr
10
Sep
13
24% Jan
5
105% Jan
24
Oct
5
27
:
..Nopar
Co
3%%
20
Inc
-'5
1
100
preferred
conv
2nd
preferred
100
preferred
100
Burroughs Adding Machine._No par
Bush
Terminal—
—3
3%%
Bush Term
Butler
Bros
4%%
Butte
Bldg 7%
preferred._100
—15
common
100
5
preferred ...*
Copper
Zinc—
&
r.No par
7% participating preferred
100
Byron Jackson Co.———__No par
( A M) common
Byers Co
10%
10%
30%
31 %
37%
37%
20
21%
20%
21 %
2,200
10%
10%
10%
2,200
10%
30%
30%.
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,100
26%
26 Va
26'a
26%
26%
♦26%
26%
1,000
89 %
*89 %
91%
•89 %
91%
89%
10%
10%
*31%
32
*31%
*31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31
30%
16
16
16
16%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
17 %
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
33%
16%
13 %
17%
100 %
♦100
16%
13%
17%
36"%
60
10%
10%
2,700
31%
31%
31 %
30%
31%
1,700
16%
16%
10%
16%
2,100
19%
19%
>100
18
*100
49%
15%
15 V*
50%
50
11%
47%
48
47%
48
47%
48%
6,900
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,400
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
82
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
37%
37%
42%
149
37 Va
38 Va
37
44%
43
148%
42%
43%
148%
*148
28%
28%
28
17%
17
147%
1
28%
♦16%
17
AND
Monday
28%
*17
HIGH
SALE
33
33%
16
28%
37%
37%
2,300
43%
38,500
148%
600
28%
28%
-29%
3,500
17%
*17%
17%
400
PRICES
33%
16%
16%
16%
6,100
13
13%
12%
13%
6,100
17%
17%
17V4
171,4
17Va
17Va
STOCK
17%
17%
900
35%
3 6'A
35%
36%
EXCHANGE
35%
35%
14.400
x27%
28%
28%
28%
CLOSED
28%
29 //■/■
51
50
50
x48 V2
49 Va
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15Va
15'/a
16%
16 %
161/4
16%
15%
16
50 Va
50%
50'/a
50%
50%
50%
68%
*100 Va
70%
101
68 %
*
100 Vs
2%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*25%
13%
22%
102
•
50%
3.600
8,800
Va
68%
100 Va
20
2%
2%
2,100
25%
26
69%
100 Va
2%
25%
2,100
9 Va
2,000
9
9
24%
24
24
24
24
12
11%
12
12 Va
12%
3,400
33%
34
32%
33%
33
33
32%
33 Va
5,500
28%
26%
♦102
9%
28%
2 8'/a
27
103%
8%
9
9
26%
28%
27%
*28 Va
26%
28%
28%
27
103 %
*102
*102
26%
103%
36%
36%
36 %
36 Va
*36
50 Va
49%
49%
*49
*102
36 %
49%
49%
18%
21%
18%
17%
28%
1,200
27%
5,300
103%
*36%
49
_
500
36%
900
49
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
47
47
47
47
47
103V4
*101
280
*101%
103%
*101%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
18%
17%
18%
18 Va
11,900
300
103 V*
22
1,900
18%
6,900
*1231/4
124
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
30,000
94%
94%
94
94
94
94%
94
94 %
1,300
39
39%
22'/a
22%
37
37
124
124
*123%
124
124
124
160
39%
39
22%
*36%
*38%
38%
600
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
2,200
37
37
37
37
37
39%
38%
24
24 %
23%
24%
23%
24%
97%
98
*97%
98%
98
98%
99%
*95
99
97
97
98
88
*84
88
*84
88
*84
700
98
88
*96
*84
13%
9 Va
120
12%
x21%
26%
50%
11%
*85 Va
102
26%
52,800
24
22%
r
500
16 Vs
12%
87
6
*85
6
15%
15%
24
9%
21%
9%
49%
15%
12
103%
13%
630
48
DAY
24
21%
120
13%
2,500
COLUMBUS
101
2%
*101%
*9%
69
1001/8
2%
Tl%
88
68%
*
2%
*46%
98
99%
69%
101
2%
11%
24%
2,100
16
50
22Ye
37%
Shares
33%
16%
37%
95
39%
Sper share
33%
Sales for
the Week
13%
21%
*116
$ per share
33%
29
18%
124
17%
Friday
Oct. 13
16
46%
24%
*97%
99%
*84
13%
Thursday
Oct. 12
$ per share
13 Vs
11%
»
36%
13%
10314
17
1,800
16%
46%
*
29
xl3Va
46%
*101%
21%
18%
*123%
400
38,500
43 Va
33
33
1%,
148 Va
43%
148
Oct. I I
$ per share
$ per share
1%
29
4,900
83
*81
1%
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 10
11"%
*46
10
49
35%
50
1,900
3.000
14%
28
12%
12%
33%
3414
2814
28%
27
,
27
*102
103%
37
37
20 Va
100%
48
51
y
60
19
19%
18%
100%
29
49%
15%
1614
36%
29
89%
10%
32
10%
10%
100
100
Oct. 9
34
110
25%
31%
I per share
1,100
31%
104
104
25%
10 %
*148% 149
29
29
17
17
30%
30%
103%
25%
31%
28%
37%
44%
.
.
25 %
89%
*28%
37%
44%
38
103%
91%
10%
32%
15%
15%
*19%
20
*17%
18
*99% 100%
48%
48%
14%
14%
23%
23%
*81%
83
1%
1%
200
10%
21%
106
*104
105
1,500
18,900
21
•37%
38
28
*38%
22%
37%
22
Sep
10%
105
%
21
*89%
10%
*31%
*93%
Bullard
Co
22
26
1
Buffalo
Watch
*37%
38
21%
30%
31
105
25%
No paT
$5 preferred ——:
Forge Co
24
9% Jan
13
26
Nopar
preferred
$3.60
15
common
23% May 22
125
7
July 12
Sep 15
/I
•
Inc
Bucyrus Erie Co common
7% preferred—
15% May
Mar 31
9
Jun
Bigelow—
27
126
92% July 25
12% July 13
Jun
__No par
Bruilswick-Balke-Collender—_:No par
102
18
7
15
11
100% Aug 17
3
x97%
2.50
.Nopar
37% Sep
25% Sep
,
May
13%
70%
5
Co..
i—2.50
preferred
—,—100
Brooklyn Union Gas com
No par
5% cum conv preferred
40
July 10
39% Jan
34 % Jan
29%
common
3%%
Co
*37 %
14%
*26%
Bristol-Myers Co common
Shoe
6
,
Jun
*10%
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
&
94% Oct
17
21%
15
Briggs & Stratton
Brown
74% Jan
Dec
*37%
1
Inc.,,
Airways
Brown
Oct
Dec
3,700
No par
Brewing Corp of America
Bridgeport Brass Co
12
18%
19%
5
A—
Bearing
Roller
7
Jun
18% Jun
35%
19 Va
2.50
.5
(The)
11
12% Jan
Feb
19%
20% Jan
15% July 17
Jun
19%
*2%
2%
25%
25%
914 "
914
*24
25
14
121 % Jun
12%
19%
70%
70%
*100% 101
18
Sep
61% July
19
5
—100
12
13%- Dec
125
Jun
18 %
25% Feb
18% July 14
76
77
Jun
1,800
18 %
1
Inc.—._.
Corp
preferred
3%%
44% May 17
,
July 12
26 %
*
105% Jan
20
51%
—No par
Brass—>
&
Borg-Warner
Braniff
10% Aug
32% Jan
21%
105%
50%
No par
Co
Bower
14
Jun
50 Va
Oct. 7
Co
class
Co
Stores
5
27
20
50%
Boston & Maine RR (assented)—100
4
3% July 27
7% Mar 10
7% Feb
8% Mar
Jun
Ami
Feb
30
50%
Saturday
Inc..—„
Laughlin
Borden
15
49-%
50%
18%
38 '
21%
10%
LOW
Class B
9
1% Jan
Jan
Bon
12
4
55
6%
10
16% Oct
97% Apr
6%
Jan
51% Apr
Dec
50%
*72
73
50%
18%
STOCK
_—
Airplane
July 17
Dec
50%
*72
*14%
,
Co—'—
W)
Aluminum
July 13
59%
-25%
Bohn
12 %
98%
2%
5
13
45
Apr
1% Mar
Sep
Bond
91% May
42%
Co
Blaw-Knox
x24% Jan
3
38% Mar
7
31% Sep
1
Aug
18
9,200
73
Par
13% Jun
Aug
50
30,300
27 Va
72
Mfg Co——No par
Decker
Black &
Oct
22%. Mar 25
34%
26 Va
73
100
$ per share
34
Jan
33%
28
73
EXCHANGE
26
27 /
34%
26%
72
com—No par
——
YORK
NEW
13% Jan
Dec
17%
f—»
(Del)
preferred
11% Jun
Dec
'
$ per share
32 %
26%
72
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
No par
Birmingham Electric Co__—No par
25% Apr
Jan
10%
2
22
30
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
share
Jun
7%
Oct
17 % Jun
3
Lowest
Highest
22%
21
Co
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
6
151% Aug 21
July 13
9% Jan
32%
26%
73
Co—18 pesos
'—1
1
Benguet Consol Mining
29% Jan
Jun
31%
27
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946.No par
Cum
33%
Jun
21
3
23
25% July 14
1
33%
26%
100
5
-
36
•
9
Feb
31%
26%
Appliance——33 Vic
Beneficial Indus Loan common
10
Oct
2% July
Jun
22%
12
33%
26%
Home
27%
May
129%
Sep
33%
10
preferred
Aviation
Bendix
Jan
23 %
4%%
Bendix
May 15
Feb
109,800
1
1
;
Howell Co common.
&
16
6%
16%
1
50
.10
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp—
13
52% Aug 31
9% Jan
14
15%
100
Co—
Packing
100% Oct
34 % Jan
pfd
RR—
Oct
21%
25
Creek
4%%
S)
(A
Sep
19
73%
'
conv
cum
Shoe
16% Oct
Feb
x85
$1.50
21
3
12% Jan
13%
16%
pfd—No par
Beech Aircraft Corp.——
32% Feb
12% Feb
11%
28
Mar
div
Beck
July 13
27%
Feb
11
1
12
32 %
14
15%
30%
2
90
7
14%
13%
15%
105
25%
11
3
14
13%
14%
No par
Oct
30
Jan
7% Feb
Jan
14%
13%
15%
convertible preferred—100
Beaunit Mills Inc common
2.50
26% Oct
Jun
74
10%
14%
14
15
3%%
12% Aug
21
Jun
14 %
13%
15%
Beatrice Foods Co common..—12.50
May 11
26% Sep
15% Mar 25
Corp—
Inc
Cigars
14%
14
50
1
—
Works
14%
13%
15%
10
„10
common—
preferred
Iron
Bayuk
9
34% May 17
108
Brothers
4%%
Bath
25% July 26
Corp .(Delaware)
Oil
Barker
26
3
preferred—:
non-cum
Barber
8
27
20% Jan
6%
17
14% Jan
Mar
69
4%
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5%
preferred
14%
100
50
100
Locomotive Works
Baltimore & Onio common
Aug 29
15% July 12
NOV
12%
74% Aug
13
36% Jun
17%
Jun
12
63
Oct
15%
11%
Apr
39 % July
Jan
41
Feb
26%
28
Mar
Jun
9"%
87%
9
1
13
100
Inc
T)
(B
Baldwin
3
16% Oct
27
7%
Babbitt
6
*101
25%
13%
13i%
9 Va
9
123
13%
13%
24%
*97
Va
24%
14
13%
13%
9
9
9
9
124%
124%
124%
124%
130
6,200
13%
12%
13%
13
13%
13 Va
13%
85%
8 6 Va
85 Va
85%
85%'
85%
6
6
21%
102 Va
16,400
9
87
6
120
500
•
124%
*121
22%
17,200
99
6
21%
*101
102%
26
25
25%
21%
*101
25%
6%
1,000
50
6 Vs
6%
3,100
21%
99
21%
4,200
102%
♦101
102 Va
200
25%
26
26%
3,000
3.100
■
52
Jun
3%
Jun
9%
34% Feb
5
52
Sep
18
Apr
50% Aug. 11
55
Jan
26
3
Sep
12
Jun
16%
Dec
58
May
1
36%
Feb
Oct
1% Feb
8
5%
Jan
4
Feb
28
22%
..
Jan
17% Jun
27
2
.
.
7% Aug 24
24% Sep 22
Jan
12%. Feb
98
Sep
109% Mar
35%
Jun
41
16%
Jan
21
10%
Jun
15%
Dec
13% Mar 30
40%
Jan
51
Dec
43 % Apr
Oct
16%
Dec
14% July 13
18% Jun
52
57% May. 15
12 % Mar
50
For
Mar
.
July 14
12% Feb
2s
Feb
28
106
5%
preferred
Calumet &
Hecla
Canada
Southern Ry Co—:
Jan
5
43% Oct
9
Jun
29
20% Feb
15
Canadian
Breweries
2
Canadian
Pacific
9
Cannon
9
Capital Admin
see
page
22.
Sep
14
49%
50%
48%
49
47%
48%
47%
47%
53%
*52%,
53%
52%
52%
*52%
53%
52%
52%
2%
2%
2%'
2%
2%
2%
2Va
2 Vs
2%
2%
4,900
5
6%
6"%
6%
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5,200
23%
23"%
11% > 11%
100%
23%
Campbell W & C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com_.1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
Nopar
17
58
50%
*52%
1
,
Cons Copper
40
20% Oct
50%
50
j.
Zinc-Lead
Callahan
Oct
3
'
California Packing common—No par ■
May
•
56%: Nov
footnotes
8% July 13
94
'
C
.
30
100
99
*19
1
43%
43%
20
20
20
23V4
11%
99
43%
*42
No par
Ltd
23%
10%
*99
.10%
,
•<
*98.
23%
11%
99
•
42%
42%
*19-%
19%
■>B
-
»
22%
10%
23
23
23%
11%
10%
11
*98
99 Va
99
99
*42
42 %
19 Va
1'9%
42
•.'I
v"f t.
.
♦18%
40
2,200
14,800
80
42
130
19%
400
20%
19%
20%
191/2
19%
19 %
19%
19%
52.000
_-_.No par
*56%
57%
57%
58
57
57
*56%
57%
*56
57%
500
class A common—1
*17%
17%
52 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
*17
18?
600
52 Va
52%
52 Va
53 %
*53
54%
*53
54%
180
Mills
$3 preferred A
25
Ry—
—
10.
20
52 %
19%
Number 4951
Volume 172
.
(1445)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW
Year 1949
9%
Feb
j',4
Lowest
$ per
$ per share
per'share
$
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Highest
-
Jun
108
Feb
Jan
33
Dec
25%
12%
2 >3«
Jan
30 Mi Jan
3
Jun
35 M»
Jun
18 Ms
Dec
15 M2
37%
Sep
(r
Feb
8 Ma
Nov
34 Ms July 25
x7% Mar 13
30
Jun
45 M2
Nov
35% July 13
Jan
131
2'J7e
Jun
100% Aug
140
Jan
140
Dec
104 Ma
.
July 13
Jan
Dec
54
July 28
Jun
4
Jan
3
15
Jan
3
Jan
G
Jun
24 Ms
Jan
G34 Mar
9%
^
Dec
1234
•-
July 17
Nov
36%
Jan
112 Ma
.vOct
11 Ms
33'a
1041
a
Dec
14 Ma' Oct
10 %
Jun
14 Ma
9 %
Dec
-
57o
preferred
Central
&
Central
Violeta
South
16 Ma
Dec
11 Ms
29
Certain-Teed
31%
Nov
31
Jan
11
Jun
31 Ma
Dec
46 Ma Oct
7
Jun
98% Dec
3%
5 Ma
Jun
3
Jun
12
May
Sep
14
Dec
10 Mi
Ms Apr
10
Feb
13 Ms
Dec
1.1 Ms Jan
13
19 Mi Oct
4
1?%
Jun
20 Ms
Nov
19 Mi Jan
3
327/8 Oct
13% Oct
13
Ms Aug
7
17-Ma Oct. 13
3
Jan
73/4 Jan
3
5M2
Jan
4
Jan
5
Jun
8%
Jan
7 Ms Jan
13
Jun
34%
Dec
5 Ms
Jun
Jun
4%
17
15
July 12
10
j,
.
46Ms Oct
277/s Mar 30
11
Jan
19
3
Oct
13
11
Jun
15
Jan
Dec
36 Mi
Jan
273/s Jan
3
42 % Oct
11
Jun
29 Ma Mar
26 Ms Jun
30
35 Ms Sep
26
49%
Jun
55 Ma
Dec
53Ma Jan
17
61
Sep
26
25%
Jun
41M2
Dec
36% Jun
27
473/4 Sep
22
Chic
6,800
T
15M2
153/«
14%
15
143/4
15 Ma
14%
14%
14 Ma
143/4
15,900
No par
*30 Ma
77
July 12
88 Ma Mar 17
11 Mi
July 26
13 Ms Apr
19
Chicago
Jan
133/4 Jan
19
11
Chickasha
4
Jan
3 Mi Feb
14
3
Sep
77/s Jun
22
Jun
60
Jan
45% Jan
75
Oct
7
30%
Dsc
36
Jan
293/4 July 19
42 3/4
Sep
26
44 Ms
Jun
68 Mi
Dec
62 Ma
84 Ma Oct
9
Childs
July 13
5Ma%
Chile
45
46 Ma
8%
83%
8 Ma
*40 Ma
41 Ma
33Ma
*31 Mi
31M2
*83 Mt
II
31%
837/s
11
31
17 Ms
17 Ms
12%
18%
32 Mi
12%
*7%
-15%
45
50
Ry Co cl A
25
No par
&
P vtc__No par
i
17Mi
57 M2
45M2
*85
*12%
preference—No par
100
No par
Oil
common
1
.
preferred
25
i
25
*31
33 Ma"
200
33%
3 1Mb
31%
83'/a
*82 Mi
8 3 Ma
500
11%-
10%
11 Ms
2,700
17%
17 Mi
17%
5,400
12%
14,800
84
84
11
10
10%
10%
17 Ms
16 Mi
16%
16 3/i
12%
123/4
173/4
18y2
17%
18
18
183/4
183/4
31%
32 Ma
31 Mi
31%
31 Mi
32 Mi
32Mb
12%
123/4
12%
12 Ma
12 Ma
13 Mi
73/B
7 Ma
7 Mi
73/s
7 Ma
14%
15%
143/4
16%
44
45 Ms
45
46%
12%.
1,100
313/.
31 Mi
84
12%
60
Me
41
12%
12 Ma
^
19,000
19 Mi
"
6,300
32%
7,500
13%
133/s
8,900
7%
73/4
7%
1,800
163/4
17 Mi-
17 Ms
17 Ma
194,100
46 Mi
46%
463/g
46%
39,200
.
17%
17
17 Ma
17 Ms
19
I8M1
18 3/i
13,600
39
39 Ma
39 Ms
39%
40
423/,
413/a
42 Mi
15,800
33%
34 Va
34
34%
34 Ms
34 M.
34 Mi
34%
17
2,400
59 Ma
*57 Ma
58 Mi
57 Ma
57 Ma
57%
57%
44 Mi
45%
443A
45 Ml
44 Ma
46
45 Mi
45 Me-
9,500
84
85 Mi
83
833A
84
84 Mi
84 Mi
SS Ma
1,500
12%
12%
12%
*12 Ma
123/4
*12%
12%
17
16%
16%
*16 3/4
17 Mi
6%
6 Ma
*57
45%
853/4
13M4
18 Mi,
*12 Ma
6Ms
6%
7
6 Ma
72 Ma
75
73 Mi
74
74
75
74%
42 Ma
41 Va
41 Ma
403/4
41 Mi
40
41
79 Ma
84 Ma
80 Ms
82 Mi
80
82 Mi
803/4
500
75
*41 Mi
833/4
74
*41 Mi
83Ms
——100
.
Corp
9
9
*39 Ma
30%
33%
30%
12%
400
1,200
75
42 Ma
*17 Mi /
67/s
10
30%
46 Ms
105
*82 Mi
*31 Ma
16%
>
1,300
*31 Ma
333/4
31%
103/i
32Mi
12 Ms
7Ms
153/4
45Ms'
17%)
40Mi
34M2
58
40
34
100
8%
41
41
83%
12%
18%
30%
453/4
105
106
8 3,4
'8%
40 Ma
30%
45%
45
*105
105
40 Ma
9 Mr
_1
(The)
30%
30%
45%
.
105
413/B
*9
100
Copper Co
Chrysler
30%
31 Ma
105
105
*31
Cotton
Co
45 Ma
46 Ma
105Ma
*8
*40 Ma
5
preferred series A
Yellow Cab
Dec
Nov
16 Ma
*30%
31 Ma
46 M2
*105
Rock Is & Pac RR Co__No par
13%
35
253/4
1.25
convertible
82
5Ms
25 Mi
Chicago Pneumat Tool com__No par
Jun
Jun
25
A
May
2'Ms
24%
_
10
Jun
25
Mfg
& Louisv
xl3
56%
24%'
40
B
Conv
500
25%
No par
preferred
5','e
8 3/a
24%
.
Milw St Paul
$3
9M4
10,900
19%
8 Ms
26
preferred vtc
100
Chicago & North West com__No par
24
14
17%
257/s
preferred
Series
2134
13%
83,4
_5
Issued"
Ind
Chic
M*
19%.
*8 Mir
8%
A
Class
8
14
I93/1
83/s
193/s
8%
Chicago Great West Ry Co com—50
Chic
13%
19%
143/s
19%
Copper Corp
Co
Chicago Corp
d'/o
14 Mi
19%
14
convertible preferred
Class
5
93/4 Jan
1,500
83/B
Chic & East 111 RR Co com„No par
28
Feb
23
193/4
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
7 Mi
23
14 Ma
14
9
23
83/8
Sep
17 Ma
110
223A
14 M4
32
22
2,100
22%
.
*19Ma
5
15
2,100
32Mb
—9.50
July
4 Mi Feb
Jan
2,200
9 3/i
32
No par
Co
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
3Ma%
27 Ms
9%
9 Ma
32%
3,600
22%
$4.50 preferred
3
27 Ms
27 Mi
3,500
23
23
26
Ma Apr
12
Sep
9
112
2 2 Ma
Sep
86
9
23
23
41
30
9
1,000
*111
23
4
:Jun
17,900
23 Mi.
223A
Jan
76
1,500
9 Ms
111
HI
III
22 Ma
25
;
16 Ma
173/i
8%
22 Ma
111
23 M»
Copper Corp
Checker Cab
16 Ma
173/4
14
112
22 Ma
24
"
3
Belt
9%
32 Ms
33
23 M*
Sugar
Pasco
"When
Feb
*111
112
8%
9 Ma
9%
32 3/i
23 V*
Champion Paper & Fib com__No par
'lute
85
tie
Chain
*111
9%
33 Ma
8,200
8 Ma
26%
9 Mi
Corp com—5
West
18
100
130
15 Mi
15
16 Ma
*17%
50
Century Ribbon Mills
T,
18
50
163/g Mar ' I
16%
16%
173/4
26 Ma
33
—100
class A_
Class B
106M4 July 17
10 Mi Jun
2
163/4
26 Mi
33
preferred
I6M2
17%
-
106 Ma
135
135
15Mi-
203/4
263/4
RR Co of N J
15 Mi
8%
9 Ma.
33
'ft Jun
Nov
152%
15
15%
15%
8%
273/<
Cerro
77
18,200
8%
93/s
18
Jan
39 Ma
8%
*26Mi
preferred series B vtc
26% Sep
18 3/4 Apr
34%
105%
100
8%
100
5%
2
17Ms Mar 30
Nov
11,400
8MB
Central Hudson G & E Corp__No par
Central Illinois Light common
•
17
Jan
27
45 Mi
1053%
8 Ma
8%
24
Ma Mar 29
44 Mi
*1043/4
8%
8Mb
21 M»
7
70
44 Mi
105%
*151 Mi
16%-
87/s
1434 July
v
152 Ma
433/i
*104 3/i
173/4
No par
Central of Ga Ry Co vtc
3
Jan
*151 Mi
44 Mi
16Ms
8Ma
Foundry Co
1043/4
15Ma
f
Sugar
Central
12
Dec
43%.
"104 Mr
*177/s
5 '
Co
393/».
I8M1
8 Ms
Sep
9 Ma
45 Mi
1043/4
"I6V2
20
Aguirre
8Mb Jan
28 Ms
152 Mi
44
16
63/s July 14
5V« Aug
17% July
151 Mi
151
10,100
16
3
5
151 Mi
45
533/s
No par
Ms Oct
3
154
45
No par
Corp common.^
24
Jan
■=■ 152
300
52%
DAY
39
4%%
25 Ma July 12
523/4
*106
Central
30Ma Jan
5 1Mb
383/4
4
98
52%
2,100
136
Dec
*
51 Mi
3,800
9%
106 Ma
8 Ma
18%
53%
18 Mi
37
38 Mi
13%
"91
51 Ma
4,800
9%
*1053/4
27
July 26
54
18 Ms
37
COLUMBUS
*134
Feb
9
53
P
38%
227/a July
t,
9%
CLOSED
37 Vi
9%
136
Oct
3
37 Mi
93/4
1053/4
Feb
12% Jan
18
37 Mi
93/4
135
25
July 27
5,12
*
18
*36%
93/4
136
6'/a July
Oct -"
18%
37%
93/4
18
*135
113
27
17%
*36%
97/s
136
9
9% Jun
:
18%
37Mi
9%
10
2nd preferred
July 17
8 Ms
Oct
12"
July 13
110 Ma Feb
De c •
18
37Mi
100
common
4.20%
1st preferred—;
Central
IOM4 Mar 29
38 Ma Feb
17 Ms
50
1
25
6
Oct
28 Ma Aug
8Ms July 13
30
Dec
3
9
2,600
10
6
11 Mi Apr
7 Ms
11% Mar
44%
*135
18
3
'
130
443/4
100
20Ms Aug 29
Jan
EXCHANGE
37%
173/4 Apr
Jan
17
45
105%
July 14
18%
Jun
4 4 Ma
393/8
Jan
Jun
143'4
43 Ma
2,400
1053/4
15 M2
IS1-!
43 Ms
29%
38 Ms
15
Jan
43 Ma
29%
*105Ma
Celotex
26%
43
16 Mi
108 Ma
1053/4
10
Jun
43Ma
16
108
105Ms
Jan
1334
STOCK
163/s
108 Mi
38Ms
*105Ma
21
130 Mi Jan
30
series
2,000
16 Mi
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
9
13 Mi July 13
Dec
29%
-43
Shares
10%
*107 Mi
I6M2
108
*104 Mi
I'/o
132 Mi
30 Ms
I6M1
100
18
Jun
30
Corp
Tractor
Preferred
Aug
xl 14
30 Ma
preferred
Caterpiilar
141
3
3
1%
9
13
104 Ms Jan
«-
30 Mi
Co common
(J I)
$4.75
Dec
30 Mi
common
Case
25
Dec
105 Ma
30 Mi
5
General
1
40 Mi
Corp
25
34%
Apr
107%
par
Ry
Co
preferred 4%
Sep
Apr
97
100
"107
Light——No
1073/4 Jan
29Ms Mar 21
2lMa
7% May
May
Mar
17 Mi
107 Mi
&
Conv
7
45 Mi Oct
106
16 3/4
the Week
share
10%
107 Mi
Power
Carriers &
share
17M*
Ohio
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 13
3 per
10 3/4
17Mi
*106%
&
Carrier
16
10%
10 Ma
—10
Mfg Co
Steel
10 Ma
$ per
107/s
Clinch
Carpenter
$ per share
S per share
11
Thursday
Oct. 12
Oct. 11
107/s
Carolina
Oct
156
(Philip)
Wednesday
1
-
Carolina
May 18
10 Mi Jun
27
.
104
Carey
1
10%
PRICES
SALE
Oct. 10
$ per share
3 per share
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 9
Oct. 7
_
AND
Monday
Saturday
'
Capital Airlines Inc—„
453/4 July 26
21% May 20
39 Ma
3
32Mb Jan
Nov
•
37 Ms
LOW
STOCK
Par
18
HOMa July 13
34 Ma Mar 16
30% M-ar
•
Feb
20% May
11
27 Ma July 27
,
YORK
EXCHANGE
i per share
12
13
July 26
102
NEW
Highest
share
8 Ms Jan
Oct
14
If 0
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
82 Ma
163/4
100
17
17
7
7
700
7 Ms
9,500
640
240
64,600
■
-
Range for Previous
S per
26%
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
$ per
share
323/s
Apr
share
97 Ma
Jan
105 Ma
29 Mi
103 Mi July
Sep
Feb
Dec
42Ma
Jan
63/a
Feb
79 Ma
Jun
593/4
.
6 Mi Jun
Jan
343/i
Dec
16
Jun
19%
Oct
20%
Jun
30 Ma
30
Jan
3
82
Sep
25
26
68 Ma Mar 22
Jan '
Aug
8 Mi Jan
93
14
May 12
34
28% July 10
16% Feb 16
3
Mar 15
2OMs Jun
23
'
•-
Mar 11
24
¥
Nov
67
Oct
20Ms
105
5
Sep
19
Mar 30
72
Dec
112 Ma
Jun
28 Ma
Dec
80
383/e July 26
xl08
Sep
6
23 Ms July 13
Jun
Jan
Oct
150
43 Ma
36Ms Mar
108
f Mar
85
36
1
Jun
138
112 Ma Mar
3OMs Oct
8
Aug
1063/a Sep'
1
Dec
73
Feb
62% Jan
3
72
Mar 25
Dec
43
Jan
37
Jan
4
43
10 Ma Aug
101%
Dec
Jan
12% Jan
35 Ms
Dec
29 Ms
July 17
37% Mar 15
Mi
Dec
Co
Clark Equipment Co
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
5%
Jan
99% July 12
3% July 11
133
July
70 Mi
OMs
Feb
1%
Sep
134% July 27
2 Ma
>
Nov
Jan
5 % Jan
70% July 17
Mar 27
22-
7
5
No par
5
20
preferred
non-cum
100
100
^
Cleve Elec Illuminating com__No par
$4.50
5%
-100
preferred
Cleve
Pitts
&
Co
RR
gtd
1%
Climax
Foods
50
Molybdenum
Clinton
V/2%
Inc
conv
cum
No par
Oct
4
Feb
18
7%
83 Mi Oct
4
4 '/o
y
X124 Ma
Jun
x'12
Sep
119 *
1075
Jan
1075
Jan
974
29%'
Feb
89
Jan
43%
Dec
July 13
July 31
Dec
100
165
Jan
3
1000
Sep
28
463/4 Oct
37% July 17
96 Me Sep 26
4
IOU/2 May 22
Coca-Cola
13 %
Feb
173/4
Jan
14% July 17
22
Oct
10
Collins &
Jun
19
Jan
14 Mi Mar 30
23 Mi Oct
6
Colo Fuel
18% Oct
11
15
Jun
19%
Jan
16 Ms Feb
15
7%
Jun
8% Jun
17%
Dec
17Ms
•
Dec
16
16
-
Mi
•
18 Ms Oct
13
13
5%
Jan
13
32
Jan
13
353/s May 26
Mi'May 27
14 Mi Apr
13
Columbia
Gas
July 12
14Ms Oct
13
Columbia
Pictures
Jun
i
22 Ma
Sep
19
i
27%
Dec
24 Ms Apr
60 Ms
Dec
45 Mi
July 26
22% Mar
6
B
46%
Feb
13%
Jun
20 M4
25Ms .Jan
July 25
15 Ms July
5
Dec
Carbon
;
Columbus
&
"
;.
1
Commercial Credit Co
3
Commercial
"
*
Dec
10 Ma
Aug
July 18
11 Mi Feb
3
Conde
Nov
203/4 July 12
30 Mi Feb
6
25%
Feb
34%
Dec
25 Ms July 13
41
Feb
6
4 Ms
Jan
293/8
Dec
Jun
Feb
xlOG
Apr
/
Oct
109
15
5 Ms Aug
July 12
33 Ms May
3 Ms Feb
26 Ms
IO6M1 July 19
21
19
1093/e Mar 18
23 M4
July 26
27 Ms Jun
19
112Ms Sep
28
117 Ma Apr
12
105 Ma Sep
26
108 M2 May 24
11
Jun
14 Mi
Jan
14M4 Sep
25
■8
Feb
11%
Sep *
5
123/4 Jan
28
Jun
46 Mi Mar
40 Ms July 28
47M4 Feb
6
11 Mi
Feb
21 Ms
15
27
24 Mi Oct
11
10
38%
Jan
Jun
12 Ma Mar
7 Ms
Jun
10%
8
Jun
233,4 July
12 Mi
36
Dec
Apr
May
103/4 July 13
93/s July
Jun
10Ms July 13
9Mi Mar
10 Mi Jan
29
105%
27Ms
93
/
Apr
Jun
Jun
Jun
113 Mi May 12
108
111
15
38M8 Jan
3
1013/4 Jan
11
Dec
14 Ms Apr
24
Dec
17%
88
/37Ms
Dec
102 3/4
Dec
6%
Jun
9 Mi
Dec
Feb
78%
Dec
footnote*
Sep
Dec
56%
For
4
1103/s Mar 30
Nov
X98
95
Mi Oct
Dec
41 Mi
13Ms Jan
85
-Jan
Jun
Mar 16
36
<-ee
cage
July 28
303/4 July 25
102 Mi Feb
3
Jan
63 Ms Sep
106
4
28
Mar 15
19Ms Jan
24
Jan
24
100
413/s Jun
107 Ma
23
July 19
32 Mi
323/i
x31Ma
1053/4
1063/4
105
106
82 Mi
32
32
33 Mi
5,400
106 Mi
3%
33/4
3%
3%
29 Mi
29%
29%
*81. Mi
*135 Ma
137
98%
98%
126
21%
21%
21 Ms
22,600
Xl8Mi
18%
18%
18 Me
25,500
183/i
18 Ms
1,900
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23 Mi
23 Mi
233/a
6,100
27
27
*<iO'/4
Z0J/4
27
27 Ma
273/a
273/8
390
29
29 Ma
680
*27
28 Ma
120
27%
,
28 Mi
29
18%
29%
29 Mi
29%.
27
27
27 Ma
343/4
36%
36%
40 Mr
373/B
39 Ms
27,500
343/4
28%
36
36%
40
37 Mi
393/4
13,500
12%
12%
125/8
12Ms
22,200
133/4
14%
14 Mi
14
Me
11,000
72
71
71
29
27
*26
*26
12%
13%
133/4
13%
13%
70%
703/4
69
69
38
37
375/8
37 Mi
373/4
37 Ma
38 Ma
38
38 Ma
3,700
193/8
19%
19%
19 Ma
19 Mi
19 Ma
19 Mi
193/8
5,500
11,900
193/8
'
"70
;
■
34%
34 Ma
36
34%
35
34
34
34 Mb
52 M2
53
52 Ma
53 Ma
513/4
52%
52
523/4
52 Ms
53
7,500
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
20
14,700
283/s
28%
28
28 Mi
28
28 Ma
19,600
28%
283/s
28%
%
28%
9%
x33M2
9 Ms
1,000
25
243/4
25
24%
25 Ms
5,100
323/4
9%
32
32
32
32 3/a
93/4
9%
9%
9%
43/4
4%
4%
4%
28%
28%
28%
28%
preferred
Pwr Co
100
;—100
Consolidated Grocers Corp—1.33Ma
Consolidated Laundries Corp———5
series
B
series C
Textile
Co
Inc
—1
No par
—4$4.50
preferred
No par
$4.52
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America com„20
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com„No par
—
$3.75
No par
preferred
Inc common—"_20
preferred
Diamond Fibre
11 Mi Oct
11
Continental
78M4 Jan
11
Continental
Insurance
107%
-
24%
*32
107 Ma
1073/i
107%
107%
107%
107%
24 Mi
243/s
24%
243/s
24 Ma
24%
43/4
-
28 Ma
No par
^_5
—10
;
„
112%
*1123/4
114
105%
105%
*105%
106 Ma
13%
14 Mi
14
*10
13%
14
10 Mi
47
463/4
47 Mi
217/s
21%
223/4
22
223/4
12%
14
16 «
30 Ms
12 Ma
123/4
12 Mi
12 Mi
13 Ma
14
13%
13%
15%
16 Mi
16
16
30 3/i
30 Ms
21 Ma
12Mz
13%
157/s
30
>■
x45
Ma
3 OMs
110% 110'%
*108% 109
*61%
62
*10334 104M2
16%
16%
95%
98 M2
36%
36%
*104
106
10%
103s
*64%
65M2
Mi
3'a
Mi
22 Ma
10
46 Mi
3,700
24 Mi
41,900.
12 Ma
123/4
13 Ma
135/e
1334
2,700
15%
16 Mi
16
16Mb
20,300
30Mi
30
372
Mi
110%
111
1103/4
108 Ma
108 Ma
108 Ml
108 Ma
62 Mi
Ma
62 Ma
61%
62
*103%
104 Ma
*1033/4
104 Ma
*103%
105
163/4
96
95
95%
*94
36%
36
36%
35
*104
1053/4
Mi
61 Ms
*104
Ma
*104
267,100
-
630
Ill
*20
109
2,100
62 Ms
105
16%
16 Ma
16 3/i
96
16%
16%
96
*108 Ma
25,600
30 Mi
32
111
1083/4
3 6 Mi
30 Ms
33
61 Ma
105%
1,400
12%
13%
HO3/*
*104
800
10
233/s
108 Ma
163/4
10
1,400
14
46
111
16%
90
113 Ma
1063/4
*106
24 Mi
111
61
1,500
7,600
*12%
■
30 Mi
32
107 Ma
46
'
Ms
24
13 7i
14
14,700
10 Mi
*10
10 Mi
10 Mi
47
32
112%
106 Ma
1123/4
700
5,300
5
283/4*
243/s
107 Ma
113%
113
*105%
46%
47
1
Inc—„10c
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
,
24Mi .- 24Mi
*113
114 3
*105% 106Vz
14%
143/s
*10
10%
pfd—-—100
Consumers Power Co com
Continental Can
*107%
15
Consolidated Natural Gas
RR of Cuba 6%
*9%
25 Mi
•
No par
common
4%%
i
-No par
*
Gas Elec Lt &
300
34M4
:
5
$5.50
100
21%
23
29
1
w--.
99 Ma
22
4%
Rights
1,900
443/4
20 Mi
28 Ma
Consol
300
1,900
22%
29 Ms
Baltimore
I
23 Ms
29
Preferred 4'Jo
20
83
21
~~
Coppermines Corp—5
of
137
130 Ma
22%
Con sol Edison of N Y com—No par
Preferred
4,800
20
323/4
$5
1,700
Ma
44
99%
32Mb
Consolidated
590
4
29 Ms
*98 Ma
45
*98 Ma
99%
*98
*81 Mi
83 Mi
106 Mi
*1050
44 Ma
45
45
46
*135%
137
131 Mi
131
*1050
*1050
45
*81 Mi
83 Mi
134 Mi
131
20
20,600
106
105
140
23%
293/4
*135 Ma
83 Mi
135
134
71
41
23
3%
29%
137
136
*70 Mi
*40 Mi
293/s
4
4
29%
3,600
71 Ma
32%
5 Ma
July 17
22.
33 Mi
420
307/s
108
23 Ma
*32
5
50 Ma July 13
8
32 Ma
3,900
109 Ma
41
25 Mi
Consolidated Retail Stores
17Ms July 26
23 Mi
9
Consolidated
4
*40 Mi
233/s
25
Co—No pdr
Publishing
17 Mi Sep
22
40 Ma
22%
93/4
Nast
133/4 Aug 16
Dec
110%
103
30 Ma
25
July 12
■h Oct
Ln->>.w0r
8
70 Ma
40 Ma
23 Ma
25 Mi
Cons
-
7 0 Ma
42 Ma
10
293/4
*107
10
43
23%
;v
*19 Ma
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—l——_No par
Consolidated Cigar
.—No par
2Ma
%
*406
70 Ma
109 Ma
30%
108
22%
*70 Mi
1,800
133/4
25
Co
Edison
30%
30 Ma
21%
109%
29
35 Mi
500
38
No par
Jun
33 Ms Mar 16
1093/4
*107
200
42 5/8
42%
283/4
108
18 Ma
35
'
■
.
Jun
6
42%
109 Ma
28%
DAY
35
10
5,600
18%
COLUMBUS
30%
71
10
Solvents
Commonwealth
•
.
7%
8 Mi
109 Ma
*107
18 Ma
7 Mi
89 Ma
19%'
13%
No par
Inc
24%
27 Mi Sep
7 Mi
*88 Ma
CLOSED
*68 :
Elec Co—„5
Ohio
So
Engineering
Superheater
EXCHANGE
23 Ms
;29
No par
Co
673/8 Jun
21 Ma Jan
34%
43 Ms
29 Mi
108
98%
*22%
common—No par
9
•
1093/4
'1050
23
Inc„_No par
System
Oct
36
28%
45% '
•18%
par
$4.25 cum preferred w w—_No par
Columbian
Combustion
26
109 Ma
*107
33 Mi
*97 Mi
42 Ma
43 Mi
43
*18 3/i
18 Ma
353/s
35
35 Mi
,12%
July 26
10 Ms
18Ms
35
12%
11
Oct
21 Mi ,Feb
*18 Mi
125/8
Dec
13%
11
18 Ma
12 %
Dec
13
13
18 Ma
STOCK
31
12%
28Ma
Oct
85
89
30 Ma
353/4
Feb
.
260
160
*78
89
31
36
Jun
38 Ma Oct
*140
85
90
30 Mi
343/4
73i
71
160
*78
*7 Ms
*88 Ma
34%
9%
29
5,600
30 Mi
7 Mi
7 Mi
893/4
36
Class
July 11
*140
85
*7 Ms
73/s
51 Mi
303/s
7 Mi
36 Mi
11
57
160
*78
50 Ma
30 Mi
36
11
Oct
30 Ma Jun
12,800
36
July 11
July 12
40 Ms Oct
25
Oct
50 Ms
2.50
25 Ms
Sep
50 Ms
27 Ma
Dec
32 Ma
51 Ms
*26
Dec
68 Ma
50 Mi
*140
non-cum
16%-
Jun
1,200
52 Mi
Ry com—_ 100
4%
29 Ms
26%
32 Ma
1st preferred.—_100
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—100
Columbia Broad Sys Inc cl A—_2.50
,
Jun
43 Mi Mar
32
85
453/4
20
Colorado &. Southern
Jun
9
32 Ma
*32
18%
Jun
40
32%
27
7%
33 Ma Jun
32 Ma
105
145
par
preferred
16%
13
323/4
issued"
conv
17 "8
15% Jan
105
*88 Ma
*1050
No par.
Aikfoan Corp^——No
&/lron Corp com—No
"When
23 3/8 Oct
"
com—No par
Colgate-Palmolive'-Peet com__No par
$3.50 preferred
-——No par
12%
x
(The)
Co
Coca-Cola Internatl Corp
31 Ma
105 Ma
50 Ma
106 Ms
*4
4Ms
29%
29%
*136
137
*83 Mi
84
135
135
No par
100
100
preferred—
2nd
x31Mi
*1043/4
323/s
106 Ms
_1
preferred
cum
317%
32 Ms
105 Ma
*78
33 Ms
.
Shares
$ per share
31 Ms
313/4
*104%
145
100
pfd
Corp
the Week
32Mb
105
1
common—
Cluett Peabody & Co com
30
143
50
stock
Special gtd 4%
Clopay
1
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 13
$ per share
105 Ma
31 Ma
32Mb
*108Ms 1097/s
29Mi
29Mi
*107
108
*70Mi
71 Ma
*40Ma
42 Ma
23Mi
23 M2
No par
preferred
Cleve Graph Bronze Co common
$ per share
S per share
:
Thursday
Oct. 12
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
share
.T
PRICES
Wednesday
*150
165
*78
85
43 Ms
43 Ma
—5
100
Stores
SALE
104Mi 1043/4
-32%
323/4
52%
52%
> 73/8
7%
*88Ma 893/4
30Mi
30Ms
*18M4
18%
35 M2
353/4
No par
Financial Corp
T
City
112 Ma Mar 16
5Mo
105
3% July
21 Ma Jun*
23 Ma Oct
3
Machine Co
City Products Corp—
1073/4 May 29
'15 Mi
Jun
I
32Mb
100
10
preferred
$ per
I per share
-8.50
com
City Investing Co common
5Ma% preferred
Mar 14
24 Ma
,
C
4
13
61%
108
Elec
&
Cincinnati Milling
Mi May 16
47 M2 May
36 Ma
t.
4%
Gas
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct.»
Oct. 7
Par
Cincinnati
4
34
42 Mi July
Dec
86
109 % Mar
3
24
AND
Monday
Saturday
/
share
34% Feb
24
Jan
26
Dec
8 3/4
•
3 per
3 per share
LOW
'
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
27% July 26
Sep
'
x20
STOCKS
.
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 194!)
95
96 Ms
35 Ms
37
Ma
36 Mi
105%
*104
4,400
180
•
14,500
105
'
10
10 Ma
10%
10 Ma
10 Ma
11 Mi
11
U Mi
1,000
65 Mi
66
65
65 Ma
64 Mi
65
64
64 Ma
2,300
13
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
.
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1950
(1446)
STOCK
YORK
NEW
RECORD
Year 194»
$ per
$ per
share
S per
share
$ per
share
8
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
5% Jun
29
65%
Oct
55% Jan
25
81 >4 Oct
2
13% Jan
3
24% Oct
11
Oil of Delaware
Steel Corp—
Continental
20
July 17
27 % Oct
5
Jun
15%
193/4
Jun
24 %
Dec
9
Jun
12%
Feb
Jun
17
12
Jun
19%
Jan
14 % Jun
27
17% Feb
4
Dec
52
Feb
46% July 14
51% Sep
19
Jun
11%
Dec
10% Jan
3
17% Apr
22
Oct
13
7
'
July 17
x74
13
42
49% Mar
58%
Dec
57
20
30%
Dec
28% Jan
Apr
94
Jan
102%
92%
Jan
102
Sep
Jan
57
3
187% Apr
13
1%
Jun
2%
Jun
32%
Jan
Crane
105
Jan
11
Jan
5
Nov
10 3/a Jun
27
14
Dec
26% Jun
30
1
2
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
$4 2nd preferred—
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer coin—No par
30% Mar
133/4
Oct
19%
Jan
12 »/8 July 13
17% Jan
36%
Jan
42%
Apr
32% Jun
27
40% Oct
20
Jun
30
Dec
27% Jan
13
43% Oct
94
Mar
105
Dec
102 % Jan
11
105% May
90
993A
49
Feb
12%
3
29% Oct
Mar 31
77% Aug
Jan
54
Apr
17% Jun
26
25
Dec
15% Jun
27
Feb
14
175
May
Feb
5
Sep 26
60
Jun
10%
Nov
13%
Feb
16
Feb
25%
Dec
20
July 17
July 13
25'A Jan
5
Feb
8%
Oct
5
July 13
9% Sep
25
Jun
145%
Oct
Oct
3
Jun
52%
Nov
9%
Apr
24%
Jan
4%
109
43%
Dec
7
Curtis-Wright
1
Aug
11
preferred
preferred
$7
Prior
No par
No par
1
—.
common
24% Aug
8
Jan
20
17
29% Oct
4
13
23% Oct
3
Dana
5
53%
preferred series A
—100
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5",'0 convertible preferred
_20
Davison Chemical Corp (The)
1
21
Jan
22% Feb
13% Jan
138
Class A
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
5,400
24%
26%
26%
26%
26
27
54%
*54%
20%
19%
*19%
20
3,800
16%
3,700
16%
52
*51%
52
*51 %
55
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
52
10
*54%
CLOSED
20%
19%
19%
5,200
EXCHANGE
55
*54%
55
STOCK
COLUMBUS
52
*51%
14%
14%
14%
14 'A
14%
13%
14
2,200
66%
67%
67
67%
68
70%
X70%
74
3,320
37%
38%
38 %
38%
6,000
OQ
37%
100%
100%
*100
101
100%
100%
104%
*103'A
104%
103'A
103%
30
66%
67%
67%
67%
3,500
*103%
104%
*103%
66 %
67'A
66%
67 %
182%
182%
182 %
182%
4%
4%
4%
5
2%
2%
2%
2%
30
*181
182 %
4%
5%
5
5'%
7,800
2%
2%
2%
2%
5,000
9,800
26%
103'A
130
182%
*181
26%
26%
25%
26%
*102%
103'A
*102%
103%
*102%
103'A
11%
11%
11%
27
26%
*102%
DAY
38'A
38%
101
*100%
26
2.000
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*29%
29%
*29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29 %
500
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
10,400
16
15%
*40
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
1.400
8,500
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
103%
103'A
103
103
102%
102%
103 %
103%
126%
126%
126
126%
126%
127
126
127
28%
42
42%
42%
28%
29%
28%
28%
75%
76%
75%
76
18%
18
*160
8,300
76
76
1,100
23%
2,930
18%
7,200
23
23%
18
17%
180
10%
10
10%
*74
75%
*74
75%
24%
*24%
54
54
21
21
21%
98%
*98%
99%
*98%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
3,700
20
28%
1,000
21%
21%
3,500
99%
21%
22
98%
23
132 %
99%
28%
29
21%
30,300
22%
*128
132%
28%
28%
29%
700
9%
9%
23%
23%
*128
132%
28%
29
50
53%
53
■
200
18,500
8%
140
140
9%
9%
23%
23%
*128
129%
54
9%
5,100
24
8%
142
*53
53%
9%
24
23%
129%
53%
10%
9%
12%
24
8%
*140
141
4,300
75%
12
24%
8%
8%
8%
*139
142
*24
24%
24%
8%
8%
140
*74
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10%
10%
10
75 %
*74
180
*160
10%
10%
53%
10%
29%
17%
*160
180
170
28%
76
22
17%
17%
*160
180
250
29%
*75'A
22
21%
22
21
10
24
24
*127% 129%
29% 29%
——_—_—1
pfd
100
Cutler-Hammer
Inc
—No par
3
Feb
125
Publishing common—No par
Curtis
55% Jan 28
3
73/8 Jan
20% Jan
26%
Sep
19%
144
16
44% July 13
Jan
137
Mar
133
122% Jan
Cunningham Drug Stores
26%
23%
16%
10% 10%
*74% 75%
11%
11%
*24
25
8%
8%
*142
143
5
Inc.—2.50
Inc
Press
Cuneo
19
13 % Jan
15% Mar
Jun
18%
9 %
7,500
25%
79
23%
14%
21
100
10
100
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
24%
77
23%
*51%
21%
18%
18%
*160
180
—100
common—10
pfd
non-cum
l'/o
14
74
RR6%
Cuban-American Sugar
10% Oct
64% July 13
Jan
73
preferred——100
convertible
%
Cuba
Jan
175
3
7% July
8% Mar
Jun
5
21% Aug
160
May
53A
3
16% Jan
16%
July
160
99 % Jan
Jan
31
Nov
21
Dec
72%
Nov
128 % Oct
24
May
14
common
3%%
24
80
24%
19%
*103'% 104%
67%
67%
*181% 182%
4%
4%
2%
2%
26%
27
*102% 103'A
11 %
11%
29%
29%
15%
15%
40
40%
42%
42 %
103
103
*126
132
29%
29%
76
76%
25
—100
preferredCreameries of America
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
13
29%
Feb
23
31
27
14'A
Jan
8 3A
Co
30% Jan
Sep
22 'A July
101
Dec
104
Jun
96
Corp
Coty International
2% Feb 25
1% July 13
Oct
21%
8%
77%
23%
54%
53.700
8%
77%
76
26 %
Shares
8%
78%
27
<-54
55%
20
2o
17
17
"51%
52
14%
14%
68
68
38%
38%
*100% 101%
—100
1
1
preferred
7%
Coty Inc
6
6 % Mar
3
3% Aug
Dec
5%
3% Mar
72% Jan
176% July 13
Sep
189
Jan
171%
July 13
62
Dec
73%
102% Aug 17
104 % Sep 25
18
100% July 11
Apr
100
Dec
6
May
23%
Corp common—5
$3 prior preferred—,
-No par
Copper Range Co—r*——No par
Copperweld Steel Co common——5
Convertible pref 5% series—50
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co__,20
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred--—
100
Cum pfd 3%%
series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
4
20,/WDct
49
12
—5
14
S per share
share
77%
8%
8%
8%
8
8
80%
23%
27
the Week
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
S per
share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
II
Oct.
$ per
share
$ per
share
$ per
share
7%
80%
Cooper-Bessemer
55% Mar 13
533/4 July 25
553/8 May
51% July
1
Motors
Continental
Feb
11%
i.
Continental
47%
Jan
I per
Par
share
9% Aug
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Oct. «
Oct. 7
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
D
9
Jun
87
Jan
96%
Nov
96
11% July
.v
14%
Dec
13 % July 10
Jan
15
,
26%
Jan
31
92
Jan
Jan
100%
12%
July
96
Dec
Jun
NOV
9%
4% May
102% Mar 21
5
6% Jun
Jan
102% Sep
Preferred
10
27
1
*35%
58'A
36
41%
12
20%
34%
57%
16'A
Jun
403/4
Jan
29% Jan
3
42% Oct
11
Jun
93/8
Jan
7'A Jun
27
12% Oct
3
Jun
22 3/,
Dec
19% July 12
24% Jun
29
233/4 Jun 21
19
Jun
30%
Dec
35% Oct
7
34%
Jun
53%
Dec
42% Jun
27
593A Sep
13
14%
Dec
12
20
17% May 26
'23%
Sep
21% July 13
24
Jan
52% July 12
68
12%
20
Jan
50
,
100
Delaware Lack & Western
50
Delaware Power & Light Co—13.50
Denver & Rio Grande West RR
Escrow ctfs for common
_100
Escrow ctfs for preferred
100
Derby Oil Co (The)
8
Detroit Edison—
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co-100
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co__
1
Detroit Steel Corp
1
De Vilbiss Co
5
Devoe k Raynolds class A
2
Delaware
Jun
,
58
—
May 19
Feb
2
May 16
8
Hudson
&
23%
11%
Jun
13%
Nor
12 % Jun
16%
Jun
22%
Nov
31%
Sep
40
37%
Sep
45%
6% July 13
9 % Jan
5
Diana
Stores
_
2
50c
July 13
243/a Sep
18
Distill
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
2
29% Oct
13
Sep
13
18% July 13
26% Oct
13
Jan
35% Mar
46
Oct
13
Feb
40% Aug
44% Oct
9
11% Mar 31
9%
13%
6%
Jun
93/8
Nov
12%
•/
Jun
Dec
Jun
18%
Dec
'
17
16
29
8
15
6%
$ per
Corp
9%
Feb
17
Jan
12% Jan
24%
Feb
38%
Nov
35
45%
Jun
53%
Nov
48% Jun
10
Jun
25
July
153/4 Jan
4
57
May 24
July 17
13
Jan
9
Dr.
363A Jan
4
Doehler-Jarvis
10
38%
25 % July 12
Dec
Mines
Ltd
12%
Jan
Sep
11% July 25
17'A Jan
6
Dome
48%
Feb
72%
Oct
69% Jan
13
903/a Aug
3
Apr
57%
Dec
54 % Jan
13
72
;Jun
9
Dow Chemical
18aA
Apr
108%
Sep
107
Sep
27
111% Jun
15
101
.
Apr
123'A
Dec
119% Jan
13
156'A Jun
9
$3.25
20% Oct
3
Dresser
16%
Dec
78
A
16 % July 17
24% May
Sep
86%
Jan
81
Mar
7
85
11% Mar
20%
Oct
18
July 12
X22
Jun
14%
Oct
11% Mar 27
8%
fff
,
j
84%
(E I))
& Co—
Nov
13
853A Jun
12
Common
124%
Oct
122 % Jan
9
127% Apr
22
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
Jan
1023A
Aug
101% Jan
31
.Jun
1
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
"
60'A Jan
Jan
106
113A Jan
9% July 12
DWG Cigar
10
9%
Jun
12'A
15%
Jun
20% Mar
15% Mar 30
20% Aug 21
13
Jun
16% Mar
13% Jun
17
5
Corp
12%
11%
12%
19,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
21%
2,200
35%
33%
34
33%
343/4
34%
34%
8,000
57%
56
56%
56%
57%
57
57
16%
16%
163i,
16
163/8
15%
16
5,100
23%
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
23
4,400
*57
61
>
5,200
%
2,500
61
*57
61
*57
61
1,600
6%
6%
6%
28%
29 %
29%
15%
*14%
15 3/a
15%
15 %
700
23%
243'4
24 %
25%
26
26'A
12,900
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
700
8%
8%
8%
8,100
23%
24'A
15,700
6%
27%
15%
24%
6%
6%
27 %
27%
*15
6%
28
8%
8%
8%
8%
23%
22%
23%
22 %
HIGH
SALE
share
2,500
1,600
1,600
1,000
PRICES
$ per share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
the Week
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
Oct. 11
$ per share
„
23
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Oct. 1)
$ per
AND
Tuesday
Monday
share
Shares
14%
$ per
$ per share
14%
2.400
2,300
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
45%
45%
45
45%
45 %
45%
45
45
52%
53%
220
52
*51%
52%
51%
51%
12%
12%
12'A
12%
*12%
12%
STOCK
12%
12%
600
31'A
32
31%
32 %
32
323/g
EXCHANGE
32%
32%
6,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
CLOSED
14%
14 3A
6,400
85%
85
84
85'A
69%
"68%
69%
*107%
lUC'A
107%
107%
*152
154%
150
150
69
20%
19%
85%
*84
19%
19%
80%
COLUMBUS
85%
*84'%
*18%
19%
19%
83
300
20 %
11,200
86
*84%
86
19%
19
19%
100
148 %
20
20%
*84
1.400
8.800
109
148%
150
20
84
67 %
*108%
DAY
109%
150
20%
19%
68%
67%
68 %
84
84
84
"107
*13%
14
13%
13%
xl3%
80%
13%
*13%
82'A
82%
*123% 126%
*103
104
*10%
10%
5
633A
Feb
97%
11%
r
Jun
43%
119
11%
8%
13% '13'/^
Du Pont de Nem
11%
23%
*107% 107%
No par
■
12
14%
69%
50c
42
44 %
84%
69%
common
41%
44%
31 %
14%
convertible preferred—100
—1
Duplan Corp
m
31%
14%
International
42%
23%
*152
154%
20%
20 %
*84
85%
19%
19%
Industries
Dunhill
fJun
57%
36%
41%
6%
12%
No par
No par
series A—.
preferred
2nd
3%%
Aug 22
14
14% Sep 25
.<>07^1r
_
$4 preferred
101%
12%
Co common
8,200
56%
3 6'A
41%
34
52
—-15
Douglas Aircraft
43
57%
36 %
56%
36%
41
27%
14%
No par
Corp
57
36%,
56%
36%
41%
*15%
52
No par
5
.
1,700
227/8
45
No par
Co
Pepper
3,700
34
36
*57
I per share
*51%
8,800
8
34
7%
8
34%
34
16%
15%
15%
7%
8
58
LOW
*14%
43%
15%
15%
34
102
*101%
102
7%
15%
23"%
No par
Class A
29
8%
80
20
250
35%
*
1
No par
Corp
Dixie Cup common--
4
15%
Saturday
Oct. 7
.
Par
Divco
11
46% May
July 26
143A Mar
STOCK
YORK
'101%
16
99%
102
56%
6%
•
$ per share
$ per share
share
"
'
EXCHANGE
?
Highest
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
Motor Car Co
NEW
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
No par
common
participating
"vStocks
Range for Previous
Lowest
Match
Diamond
Diamond T
16% Aug 17
102
99%
101 %
34
14%
8%
21% Mar 13
9%
100%
20%
44"%
*14%
8%
5% July 12
24% Mar
*99
11%
28
15%
24
46
preferred——25
6%
*27%
15%
23%
*45%
*44%
Jan
Jun
Jun
43/4
100%
41
23
61
15
100
36
36
41%
12'A
20%
22%
*57
4,400
99%
30%
56%
16%
26
3,500
30%
99%
26
30%
34%
35%
57%
31
20
preferred
7%
26%
30%
100%
15 %
58%
5
36% May 17
26%
30%
*99
26%
30%
101%
35 |A
—No par
3
4
34% July 13
99%
8
26%
60
16%
xl6%
100%
26
31
99
8%
16%
1,200
17
*16%
17
*98
26%
30%
*99
99%
*99
25%
16%
8
Corp
Jan
38'A Jan
Sep
Apr
16
50c
Deep Rock Oil
22
Oct
36%
Dec
50c
Co—
Inc
17
*16%
*98% 100
*99
100
*101% 101%
Deere & Co common
Jan
433A
19
C
31
58% Oct
29
Jun
5%
series
26%
31
37aA Aug 15
Jun
Mar
17
30%
3.90%
Rubber
Records
Decca
22%
99%
17
17
26'A
_100
100
series B
Dayton
5
,Jan
3.75%
Preferred
1
17% May 26
3
11% Jan
21%
*98%
*16%
*16%
—1
common.
Dayton Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
102 3/a Aug 21
July 24
100
17
29
34% Mar 17
96'A May 24
Aug
~7%
17% Feb
27% Sep
3
July 26
28
May
92%
A
19% May 10
18% July 13
Dec
98%
99'A Oct
12
15% Jan
17% May
22%
x163/8 Mar
Jan
Corp
3%%
82
81%
823/8
81%
*125'A
1,500
82%
25.900
126%
300
103
300
124%
125
125
125%
125'A
1U*'/b
102%
103
*102%
103%
10'A
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
124%
*103
10%
2.400
1334
103
300
E
7% July
7'A Jun
38%
164
Jun
Jan
30
Eastern
Eastern
Jun
27
19% Oct
13
10
Jan
13
18% Apr
19
Eastern Stainless
% Apr
10
Eastman Kodak
Apr
10
Nov
Oct
202
32%
Jan
40
July 17
172% Jan
29
Jan
3
13
14 %
Apr
19
Dec
88
Jan
96
Dec
88% Aug 25
10%
Feb
14%
Dec
Xl2% July 12
94%
Oct
101
May
Jun
8%
Dec
Apr
45%
Dec
14% July 12
95
Sep
14
8
Jun
5
38% July 26
49
190
39
Oct
10
19% Jan
98
102
7
Mar 10
xl5% Apr
May
12
2
Dec
16
Jan
13
21% July 26
Oct
32% Jun
30
41
Oct
4
1%
Jun
34%
Jun
Jan
35% Apr
19
3% Apr 18
44% Oct
2
10%
Jun
13% Mar
10y8Jun
26
13
17%
Jun
28%
Nov
19 % July 13
28% Feb 23
48
Jun
75
Nov
52% July 17
75
42%
Jan
51%
48
23% Aug
8%
Jun
29
14%
Oct
May
Dec
Aug 25
21% Aug
3
13% Feb
14%
Jan
18%
Nov
Jun
35%
Dec
29% Jun
100%
Jan
105
Dec
100% Jan
27
10
13% July 26
4%
Jun
7
Dec
6
Feb
7
6
20% Mar 17
33% Jan
104
5
July 12
24% Jun
5
7% May 15
July 12
14%
Jan
10% Jan
13
17% Sep
14
61%
Jan
51% Jun
27
64% Sep
26
CO
Jan
66
9
3%
Feb
6%
Jun
10 %
Jan
8% Feb
6%
Jun
11%
Dec
4% July 13
33
3
Jun
5%
Apr
For footnotes eee page
Jun
2% July 26
22.
16,000
19%
4,200
143A
15%
14/4
15%
15
15
14%
15
6,100
46%
47'A
46%
47%
46
46%
44%
45%
8,800
5
100
2
100
2.50
Convertible
preferred
10
94%
*93
*93
14%
98%
9%
48%
17%
40%
2%
Ind Amer shares
Battery
Electric Storage
No par
*43
*174%
175
175
175
50
37%
38
37%
39
37%
39
37%
37%
7.400
16 3A
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
1,800
94V2
14%
14%
14%
*
100
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99%
99%
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14%
14%
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94
94
94%
94 %
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14%
14
14%
*98
100
100
10
4.300
50
98%
9%
98 %
9%
9%
9%
x9%
9%
9%
9%
1,800
49'A
17%
40%
2%
44%
48%
49%
47
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
8,500
17%
173A
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
40'A
40
40
40
9%
40%
40%
40'A
40
2
2V4
2%
2%
2
44
44%
44
44%
43%
800
9,700
44%
44
44
4.600
2%
2%
2%
1,700
Elgin National Watch Co
15
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Elliott
10
23
23 %
22%
23
*59
59%
60
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63
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62
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63
50
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23'A
63
51%
22%
50
51%
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51%
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51%
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51%-
Co
___
convertible
5% c/o
5%
common
preferred
preference
*49
11%
11%
22%
22%
11%
11%
22 %
22%
800
6,300
200
3
24%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
24
4
5
19 %
20
19 %
19%
18%
19%
19
19
18%
19
18%
19 %
18
19'A
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
69,100
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
*17%
17%
17%
17%
16a4
17
16%
163A
16'A
16%
3,100
El
Natural Gas
Paso
Electric
4%
&
Mfg Co
Phonograph
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie
preferred series A
Eureka
Williams
31
31
30%
30%
103
100
8.50
1
103
101%
101%
21%
21%
6%
6%
21%
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22
6%
RR Co_—
Corp
16%
16%
100
50
5
63%
63%
62
5
*,64
6%
14%
65
6%
14%
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1
3
2.50
12%
41
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12%
41%
3%
Corp
"
30%
30%
30%
102%
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21%
21%
21%
2134
21%
21%
6.600
6%
6%
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6%
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11,700
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6%
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102%
30%
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65
•
'
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16%
16
No par
RR common
5%
Erie k Pittsburgh
'
4% Jan
174
176
*174
174
*173
174
37%
37%
*16%
17
.'—No par
Mus
Elec k
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-0 Corp
Mar 21
15
common-
Evans Products Co
44
46%
Electric Boat
12% May
8
18%
5
10
Corp
(The)
14% Aug 17
14
27
May 25
6% May
8% July 13
5%, Dec
15 %
19%
100
1
5
2
Emerson Radio
Jun
Jan
14%
19%
preferredNut Co
4%'/*
Emerson
1
Jun
68
3,400
15
19'A
Stores Inc common—1
22% Aug 29
9'A
July
19%
14%
19 3/8
4%% preferred
Products Co common
23
48%
55
19%
15%
18%
Ekco
20% Jun
16% July 13
x29%
Jan
28% Jan
15
12% July 12
19%
14%
19
Co—
Manufacturing
Edison Bros
52% Apr 26
51
3
19%
lo%
17%
common
Electric Auto-Lite
36%
1% Jan
19%
14%
Elastic Stop
9
17%
Jan
19%
15%
19
15%
47
preferred
6%
Eaton
49 % Oct
Feb
2%
Steel
Co
10% Aug 11
32% Mar
12%
19%
19%
20
15%
10
13
Jan
48%
19%
1
Inc
Corp
Dec
13%
Jun
6
———10
Airlines
24
16%
21%
33%
Feb
Eagle-Picher Co
14%
4,100
11%
12
7,000
39%
40
1,700
6%
*3%
.
3%
Number 4951
Volume 172
.
(1447)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
new
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per
$ per share
stock
record
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 11)49
Lowest
york
$ per
share
NEW
Highest
share
YORK
Saturday
$ per share
Par
Wednesday
$ per
share
$ per
$ per share
share
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
the Week
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
$ per share
PRICES
SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. 7
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
15
$ per
$ per share
Shares
share
f
41 Va
Jun
34
Jan
37% Mar 10
48% Sep
July
26
26
47%
46 %
4674
46 Va
47
46 %
2474
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
247a
24 34
24 %
24%
2,100
1
*15%
1574
1574
1574
1574
1574
15%
1574
1574
15%
2,100
1474
15%
15%
15%
STOCK
1574
15%
4,700
18%
4574
EXCHANGE
xl8
18
2,700
*45%
46
2274
23
No par
19
Feb
25%
Oct
Fajardo Sugar Co
Oct
23 74
Dec
14
July 31
Apr
22'A Jan
8
19%
7
Falstaff Brewing Corp_
13
July 26
1774 Jun
2
Jan
1874 May 10
Fedders-Quigan
48
Federal
1274 Aug
11 Vb Mar
15%
Oct
15%
Dec
Jun
38Vi
Jan
32
15%
3
3
35 74 Mar 11
1474
Jun
1874
Nov
16 Va July
374
Jun
674
Jan
4% Feb
2474
Feb
36
Dec
95% Mar
104
Sep
103
Jan
10
1074
2074
Nov
33 74
23
14
July 24
12
May
108
Dept Stores
5
Mfg
5
21%
2174
2174
65
64%
65
64
65
2,500
74%
73 %
7374
73%
74 Va
4,300
9
4%%
106%
106'A
106%
106 %
107 Ve
Jan
July 17
Dec
16
July 13
2074 Mar 17
33% May
108
1
Aug 10
2774
Feb
2
Ferro
Enamel
Corp
Tire
&
(The)
Flintkote
$4
_100
Stores
Carpet
Co
(The)
Power
Power
17 Vb July 13
22% Mar 23
Florida
Oct
13
Apr
5
15 Va Sep
28
Florsheim Shoe Class
Sep
11% Jan
3
1974 Oct
5
Follansbee
&
A
10
22
Food
Fair
Apr
29%
Jan
24% Mar 30
33% Oct
13
Food
92Va
Nov
8474 July 17
96% Feb
10
3%%
Machinery & Chem Corp
convertible preferred
89
July
96%
Oct
94% July 21
2 7 74 July 12
9974 Oct
13
3%%
4174 Oct
13
24
33%
Dec
8%
Nov
1274 Aug
Jan
30
25 Vb May 20
9% Jan
3
21% Aug 30
Stores
1
5
Franklin
Nov
56
July 14
80
Oct
3
Jan
1774
Dec
14
Aug 15
19 % Feb
3
16%
Jun
23%
Dec
20
Feb
28% Oct
5
Jun
10 % May
Feb
8
x38
60
12'A Oct
874 July 12
16
29
13
Gair
30
1874 Jan
28
474
Jun
7%
Oct
7 % Jun
1474
Jun
18%
Dec
1674 Jun
Oct
974
Jan
6% Apr
6
Oct
4174
Jan
19%
19%
19%
■
17%
17%
1774
17%
1774
19 Ve
500
4,800
6,500
19'A
1874
1874
19 »A
19 Vs
19'A
1574
*15
15
15
15%
15%
15
15 Ve
19%
18%
18%
1874
19
1874
19
7,100
19%
19
19 Vs
3,600
6,400
1874
19%
19
19 Vb
600
32%
33
32%
33%
33 Ve
3374
92%
92
92%
93
93%
99%
99%
99%
9974
99%
99%
99
99%
700
99%
38%
39
38 Va
40%
4074
41%
8,800
*2474
25
25
25
25
25
16%
1574
1574
1,400
800
lo
393/4
25
*2474
__No par
Corp
3974
16%
16
preferred
28
100
16%
x9974
39%
25
11%
1174
II %
78%
15
15
28%
2674
11%
78%
15
27%
26%
1174-
11%
11%
77%
76
77
15
1474
15
28
2774
28 Vs
*14%
27%
*85
86
86
86 %
290
80
77
1) 7/4
79%
*86
86
*16
16%
16
16%
79
*1474
28%
86
38%
*24%
25
11%
Gabriel
17%
92
15
17
Apr
24%
17%
33
80
9% Apr
1074 Oct
7%
24
92%
1474
3
Jun
Mar
24%
2474
32%
*1174
4%
474
75
103
24
♦91%
*7974
25
Feb
80
103
24
33
1
86% Sep
78 %
10,100
104
24
92%
Sulphur Co
10
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co Inc_l
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
7
Sep
67
26'A
104
*3274
common
Co
Stores
19%
4,000
*91 %
Frecport
1174
191/8
2574
2 6'A
26
13%
100
Corp
Sugar
19%
13 Ve
10
prior preferred
Francisco
15%
19
1374
106
*104
17%
♦24
72%
1274
100
preferred
Foster-Wheeler
6%
Inc
19%
15%
No par
17%
72Va
26%
26
26%
420
400
73
73
13'A
13
106
♦104
1974
Light Co___No par
May
26%
27
17%
Corp_
Steel
1374
24%
*24
7%
73
13%
107
74%
*72%
73
106
*104
No par
Corp
106%
107 %
13%
2674
No par
21%
74%
131/4
No par
common
preferred
107%
*73
No par
Florence Stove Co
Florida
*106
No par
Co
Jan
23% Sep
com
preferred
First National
Firth
Rubber
15%
25 Va
2,400
21%
19
Feb
1,800
64 %
103
Jun
12
73%
Dec
19'A
670
1174
65
Jan
2174
21%
2,600
45
104%
104%
12 Ve
75
3
Dec
22%
12%
12%
44%
104%
l
64%
20
3
12%
12
12
DAY
44
4274
104%
500
2,500
2,500
574
74%
14% Jan
14% Jan
2274
104
5%
COLUMBUS
65
76 % Apr
Dec
1274
4374
104%
43%
4474
104%
574
75
July 17
14%
1274
x43T4
*104
2274
•
5%
574
578
574
22
22
2174
22
74%
18 »/4
Feb
45 %
10574
Co
24%
874
45%
105%
common
78
2074
*5%
574
*64%
10% July 13
2274 July 26
——
2174
574
*22%
65
■
9%
22%
100
May
12
22%
1
28
Jan
5
10
Jan
13
46%
No par
preferred
Tarrant
&
4674
25
31 Va
181/2 May
13Vs
15
4%%
Felt
Truck
Motor
*46%
Firestone
Dec
Oct
46%
2
CLOSED
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
10474
Jan
18%
4 5'A
May
75
1774
11% July
21% Jun
98%
13
69
Jan
53
18 Va
4574
7
28
Feb
18
45%
8
23 % Sep
83 74 Feb
July 13
105
18
Oct
1674 July 13
107% Mar
15
1774
22 Ve
52
105
1474
18%
Federated
13% Jan
52% Jan
Dec
Dec
15
18%
5
10674 May 25
3
8174 Dec
17%
15
1
Federal
56
Jun
1
1
43
July
common-
13
45 Va Oct
July 17
*47
Corp
Mining & Smelting Co
Federal-Mogul Corp
Oct
63% July
12%
Family Finance Corp
6% Aug
3
14
Jan
Sep
2,700
46%
47
4774
20
Fairbanks Morse & Co
22 74
800
40
87
*85
87
1,600
10,300
g
6
31%
574 Jan
32
9'A May
4
3974 May 9
20 Vs Apr 25
July 25
13
Feb
17%
Dec
15
Jun
19
Apr
16% July 24
17'A July 12
10%
Jun
1674
Dec
1574 Jan
37b
Jun
Jun
21%
674:
Feb
Garrett
6 Va
2
18
Apr
32%
Feb
21
21% Sep
15
Jun
23%
Jan
17% Jun
29
2274 Sep
22
Jan
1974
Dec
17% July 13
23 74 Oct
6
103%
Jan
4174
Sep
99
Jun
48'A
105
Nov
45
July
106
Jan
Jun
11
Dec
9%
152
Oct
16374
July 13
Jan
11
July
107 Va July 14
101% July 13
9% July 13
Jan
146
Oct
55
3
4
105% Mar
12
31
Feb
166
July 13
8
Jan
8
Amer
Inc
10%
1074
26,800
1874
18'A
*18 Va
18 Va
1,000
3,600
*1774
18%
18%
187a
18%
19
19%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,300
4.74
4%
474
4%
5,600
1774
18
18
19 Va
13%
213A
21
21%
4%
5
1774
*19
4%
5
*38%
15
Dec
12
2274 Oct
2
General
Bronze
10
Jan
674 Mar 29
9% Jan
9
General
26
26
26
26
26%
*26'A
20%
21%
20%
2074
2U 74
iSd'1'4
2074
21'A
2,900
23%
2374
23%
2374
23 3 a
23%
2374
29%
23 Ve
233/e
8,300
*105%
106 %
106
10674
106%
140
5474
54
54%
2,000
»•'
5
No par
__5
Cable Corp com
6534
Apr
79%
Jan
63% Mar 31
75
Jan
9
4 7c
1st preferred..
24%
Jun
31
Jan
25
3074 Jan
9
4c/c
conv
13% Jan
Jun
29
17
Jun
Apr
14
July 13
1874 Jan
129
Jun
139%
Apr
108
July 17
34
Jun
4274
Dec
39 %
Jan
48%
Dec
9374
20
-
9
13
50 Va Jun
12
44% Aug
99% Apr
3
5174 Apr
6
Jan
10074
Dec
x6%
Jun
13%
Jan
44%
Jun
56%
Dec
12374
Jan
128%
Jun
6
8% July 12
51% Apr 20
124% Jun 13
Apr
112
Dec
10574 July 28
97
11
138 Va Jan
41 Vb Jan
103% July
<
3
13% Apr
60% Sep
21
14
129% Mar
3
18
119% Sep
5474
*101%
-
53%
5474
♦101'A
105
10%
10%
10
106 %
106'A,
53%
5374.
105
•101%
x9%
10 Vs.
lo
*loo
157
♦155
157
*155
106 %
106
♦101'A
105
10
10
7%
t
•loo
General Mills common
t per
share
Lowest
$ per share
S per share
'
:
*
$ per share
I'
123 Ve
Jan
127%
Sep
x97
Jan
104%
Dec
102% Jan
6
10574 Jan
13
Feb
19%
Sep
15
July 13
23 74 Apr
11
22 %
Jun
38%
Dec
26
July 26
38
Jan
3
General
1874 Oct
9
Gen
117b July
2% Jun
16% Mar
3%
Dec
11 %
Jan
17
Nov
15 %
Jun
20%
Jan
May
124%
Dec
Feb
7%
Nov
120
4%
2038
Jun
2474
Jan
24
Mar
34
Dec
99 %
July
122
Jan
22%
Jan
31
Nov
15
12% July 12
2% Sep H
14% July 13
17% July 3
119% Sep
7
6
July 13
22 % Jun
30% May
101 % Jun
27
2
30
24% July 27
54% Oct
5
7
127 74 Mar
■
2
4% Mar 23
Shoe
Jun
27%
Dec
22
Jan
25
Oct
9
Apr
102%
Jan
101
Jan
10
105% Sep
20
Jun
21%
Jan
19% Jan
3
3274 Oct
5
July
77%
Apr
77% Jan
23
64
Sep
73
Jun
12%
24
Jun
37%
Dec
31% July 13
7974
Jun
91
Jan
90
Jan
4
12 %
Jun
17%
Jan
13% Apr
19
5 'A
Mar
Feb
40
99
Aug 22
Jan
7
90% Sep
6
8 % Jan
25
15% Sep
18
68
44% Oct
100
Jun
21% Sep
4
7
22
12*2 July
80%
Oct
80
Jan
10
86% Sep
26
21
28%
Aug
16
July 17
24 74 Jan
11
Dec
1774
48
Jun
July
534
Jan
25%
Dec
55
Dec
1074
Dec
a
Jun
116
Jan
14 Va
Jun
19
Sep
x951
52%
Jun
100
Jun
34
Jun
9834
Jun
72%
22% July 12
52% Aug 16
774 Jun
106 Va
106
10374 Jan
13
10
Jun
16% Mar
10% Jun
27
28
Jun
41
36
Feb
24
Aug
Jan
1083/s Jun
14
Oct
45 % May
Apr
18
Jan
4
37% Feb
28
4
4274 Oct
7
20% Mar
28%
Dec
25% July
3
31% Sep
28
32
Jan
36%
Oct
100
Mar
2
10
2
Grant
preferred
__
_
3
152
6
71
2
45 74 Mar
13
4
20% Aug 28
Aug 30
Consol M S
7%
30
Green
7
Green
9 %
July 17
Apr
17
1874 Jan
13
1174 Jan
100
Jan
35 74 Aug
11
28
16
5
Feb
9%
Jun
14
Jan
1274 Jan
Jun
54%
Dec
49
Jun
30
6074 Sep
13
71%
Jan
59 % Jan
25
8174 Oct
4
41
56 3
4
16%
Jun
Jan
For
7% July
22%
footnotes
see
Dec
page
674 Jan
18 % Jun
22.
3
3
30
11% July 11
18% Oct 11
243A Jan
13
4
&
*122
Ore
114
*90
92
*90
92
*90
Common
Co
13%
43
1374
14%
4374
1374
43 %
14%
44V4
14
44%
140
14 %
44 7
4,800
85%
29 %
30
5874
♦56%
58
♦56%
9%
9%
17 74
*122
1674
114
9%
974
1674
17%
*106
274
13%
13%
43
2%
9%
17%
19%
85%
86
♦56%
9%
125
17%
113%
112
10374
103
59 3
58
9%
125
*95
19
H
7,300
1974
10,700
*84
.
57%
57'A
100
9%
9%
2,000
*124
1774
18%
7,800
112%
1127e
11274
1,900
103
*
♦10274
59%
60%
60 Ve
60 Va
11,500
106%
106 Va
106 %
106%
700
*13 Ve
1374
xl3
13
13 %
13%
42%
42%
♦41
42
41
41
2%
274
2%
2%
2%
400
300
2%
2%
874
9
23,400
1,700
8%
874
874
8%
8%
874
3474
34 34
*34%
35%
34%
35
3474
35
1,400
41%
4274
41 3
8
4174
41%
4174
4174
4174
6,300
*29%
30
29
2974
28%
29%
29 %
2974
29%
2974
3,200
*101%
102
10174
14%
874
*35
*33%
14%
34%
9
102
60
102
10174
102
102
14%
14%
14
1474
14
14
14 %
14%
1,200
34
34
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
341/2
250
*101%
102
6,800
15%
15%
15%
1574
15%
15%
15%
1574
1574
1574
42
42%
41%
42%
41%
4174
41%
42%
41%
42'A
18,200
19%
1974
1974
1974
19%
19%
1974
1974
19 Va
19 34
26,800
100
_
*150
15C %
150
150
*150
*72
76
♦72
—100
*72
76
__1
*40
40%
40%
4074
No par
*18
19
18 Ve
18%
RR
-
40%
*18
__
_
_
_
3
10%
10%
10%
10%
100
9774
9774
97%
9874
*97%
1
.
10%
3174
32
31%
3274
31%
160
150
150
150
76
*72
76
*72
76
41
X3974
3974
39%
40%
18%
*18
150'/a
150
1874
18%
18'A
400
10%
1074
10'/a
10'A
26,109
9874
*97%
9874
3174
32'A
32
♦98
3174
98 3A
40
321/a
11,300
'3,000
9
834
87e
874
874
17%
1774
1674
17%
17
1774
17'A
18%
1774
No par
*59%
6074
59 Ve
59%
59%
59'A
58%
39
25
common
81%
81%
7974
8174
79
80
7874
79%
7974
80
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
1
Gulf Mobile <fc Ohio RR com_No par
„
Gulf Oil Corp
_
_No par
9
„
9
874
874
9
'
21%
2174
21
21%
21%
3,900
1074
(The)—
Gulf States Utilities Co
100
104
61
No par
_
Guanianamo Sugar
30
129
1774
35%
No par
Inc
r_
300
88
No par
com
__
96
107
4
*106
43
2%
58
96
19%
10274
♦
13%
43
13%
*42
85'A
*94 Va
11174
114%
10674
19%
125
125
130
96
1
____
com
Aircraft *Corp
$5 preferred
14
28%
107
*106
5
Tap <fe Die Corp
4%,% preferred
Grumman
5,400
92
115
42%
Prop—No par
Bay & Western
Greenfield
3174
96
92
♦90
4274
5
10
pfd
Sugar
preferred
L)
107
*95%
130
17'/a
No par
Steel
(W T) Co common
(H
31%
96
100
P_
(The)
Co
Greyhound Corp
95
Inc
__1
137% Jan
Apr
100
No par
Batteries
144% Mar
July
_
9%
—10
_
22
July
_
-
17
3574 Aug
♦105%
*96
30%
30
*56%
common—No par
18 V« Apr
65
31%
97
92
14%
1
Oct
Dec
107
*95%
14%
*90
50
___
19%
12
No par
common
Jan
Nov
31%
31%
95%
2,100
16 %
43%
•105%
3274
9574
8,400
Ry 6%
67
31%
31%
9 6%
19%
Iron
20%
* 9 5 74
29 %
Northern
100
107
3,000
32
32
220
39%
19 Ve
Northern
Jan
*105%
39%
2874
Gt
Jun
107
39%
3,500
19
Gt
Oct
40
2,400
28%
29
11
934
39%
34
117
1874
10
15%
28
28%
28
93%
28%
1974
Apr
1574 Oct
Jan
2774
29'A
37
14 Va Mar
117
2874
3,900
19
44'A Jan
Jun
117%
28
40
♦105%
11674
29%
19%
Motors
Western
3374
118%
10
5,300
87%
___
Great
29
2,100
8
19%
3
7
34
774
23%
124
*83%
29
3
28
29
23 Ve
1974
_
City
774
17
♦122
8 7%
(B F)
Union
22,200
DAY
1974
preferred-
Grand
17%
COLUMBUS
*83 74
Stock Telegraph Co
Granby
8,300
2.50
Brewing Co
Granite
33%
23,000
3%
No par
Jan
1178
107
2874
3,800
18 Ve
3%
19%
Jun
Jan
28%
34
33%
1774
42%
12
Jan
28%
20
33%
CLOSED
♦9474
33
Dec
33%
116%
774
17'A
23
2,600
EXCHANGE
3%
122
1,100
21%
1974
Sep
33% Mar
33%
116%
7%
2274
122
104 Ve
21%
95%
Jan
62%
33%
116%
39
*105%
2878
29%
X1674
22%
125
104
44 Va
14 Va
133% July
39
29%
7%
73A
17%
124
♦122
800
125
STOCK
19 %
4374
Mar
28%
11574
28%
774
124
145,500
♦94%
Jun
Apr
17% Feb
115%
♦122
3%
Shares
52%
1974
Jun
103
—20
124
7 74
29 %
2974
*33%
3374
374
share
95%
(The)
Graham-Paige
,
f per
52'A
I per share
4474
11%
Aug 24
*122
774
No par
33%
32
100
10c
pfd—No par
374% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
$2.25 conv preferred
11% July 13
22%
Gould-National
2474 Jan
Dec
17%
23
4
29
Apr
3%
17%
2274
2
Jan
16%
374
17%
No par
Dec
101
3%
17%
23'A
3%
preferred
Gotham Hosiery
Apr
Apr
374
17%
18%
the Week
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
1974
convertible
$5
174
23 %
v
61%
874
2% Oct
i
5
10c
103%
28%
Jun
18%
6074
3074
11
33
18
*102%
Jun
93%
32%
6274
Jan
29
32%
103%
16%
7% Jun
32%
1874
62%
16%
3
33%
18
*102%
1% May
5 3 4 Feb
174 Jan
33
1874
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
53%
34
No par
20
share
18
$4.50 preferred—
Harvester Corp
$5
t per
52%
3374
No par
July 26
6474 Sep 22
53%
11
1
No par
Goodyear Tire & Rub com
105
PRICES
Wednesday
21%
Gleaner
Goodrich Co
52%
5474
SALE
Oct.
$ per share
share
No par
Goodall-Sanford Inc
5
53%
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 10
100
4474
Gold
11574 Oct
AND
160
117%
*94%
2
3
127
*115%
3
13
13
I per
54%
—
1,000
No par
10
20
127
116
10374
common
Oct
6974 Jan
127
116
LOW
54
—
6,900
preference—No par
convertible
Gimbel E>rothers
Feb
4374 Jan
128
118
Oct. 9
*
127
128
Monday
t per share
7,100
-
10%
5874
*114
-
28,500
102
10%
127%
125%
100
18% Oct
101 % Jan
'
>
58
:
118%
127%
*116
20 Va
1
12
Jan
59%
128
118%
20
•
'
125
Gillette Safety Razor com
&
59
5874
10374
preferred
100
374% preferred
100
Georgia-Pac Plywood & Lumb Co__i
Gocbel
1074
5874
21%
4% %
4 % %
10%
104%
preferred-
Glidden Co
10%
58%
125'A
General Tire & Rubber Co com____5
$5
1074
58%
Oct. 7
Time Corp common—No par
4%%
♦100%
102
11%
59
21
Telephone Corp__
General
•100%
1074
103%
Corp
125
Dec
3%
9
General
102
♦100%
11
125
Corp
Castings $6
July 20
13% Mar 24
Sep
45%
3
Steel
27
Aug
1U4
31% May
58% May
Gen
*100%
102
102
1074
21%
Refractories
General
4874
104%
Utilities
General
4774
125
6%
4
48%
2174
23
4
30% Mav 11
4774
104%
Public Service
19
4874
12474
126% Feb
May
4774
22
Railway Signal com
29% Oct
4874
104%
Gen
35% Sep
48%
125%
General Public Utilities Corp__,
128
49
48 %
2174
17
3
116
4874
*104%
20
8 % Oct
♦114 Va.
49
*125
1874 Feb
15*2
67
Equip
preferred
General Realty
-
5
Portland Cement Co
General
.
No par
Advertising
Precision
114%
No par
$3.75 series
1574
1,800
15%
15%
uNo par
preferred——:.
Outdoor
80
3,500
15%
48%
*59
Par
..
Preferred
.
8,500
114%
■:?
*114
—'
30
1574
1574
117
—
30.
?9%
48%
15%
♦114
—
2,500
9
68
115%
Saturday
24% Feb
99 %
18%
$5
Gen
"
874
*67
48%
.
General Motors Corp common
4874 Sep
122 % Jun
28
'
,
48%
•
*117
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
4,400
22'A
22
8%
68
•
10
157
48%
1574
117
•
*127%
preferred___100
STOCKS
:
NEW
Highest
22
*100%
'
100
convertible
974
*155
<
105
48
No par
preferred
10 %
1<>
29%
30'A
54
♦101%
48 '4
1574
*
No par
1
:—
♦29%
30
*67
53%
1574
*114
No par
Corp__1
30
874
874
68
67
22
22
874
9
69 Va
*66
3074
21%
22'A
22
874
9
106 %
105
48%
,
_No par
$3.50 preferred
Instrument
374%
-3074
No par
Co
22%
69%
*67
.___;——100
Electric
General
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
874
50
General Foods Corp com
5 Vc
22%
100
preferred
General
•
Year 1949
5
No par
2nd preferred
General Cigar Co Inc com
Range for Previous
Lowest
Corp
600
27
26
21
■
Feb
Jun
500
21
*25%
___x.No par
9 Vb
6
200
500
.
27
50
1.6674
com__l
common
18
38%
5%
100
Co
18
«'/4
38%
22%
preferred
83/B
38 Ve
8%
39%
22%
■
3 Va
x38 Ve
d
%
8%
*38%
19%
1
0)4
39%
ci
8%
18
2
8
39 %
8%
*39
*17%
Transportation
Baking
*18%
*19%
com
Investors
preferred
$8
1074
18
No par
preferred series A
$4.25
874
10%
18 Va
5
$4.50 preferred
General
CVa
10%
18%
No par
Industries
American
General
8%
10%
18'A
50
Co
convertible
4%%
874
1074
18'A
common
Gay lord Container Corp.
General
8%
10%
(The)—.___xx
Corp
Gar Wood
874
10%
preferred
(The)
Co
Gardner-Denver
157%
107
Gamewell
8%
101/4
—-20
convertible
5%
8%
2,000
*8%
__1
common
preferred
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
23% Aug
3
374 July 13
1
(Robert)
1974 Mar 16
13%
—
Inc
Co
6'U
(The)
Co
18
%
50%
31,500
2,000
11,600
3,900
-
1
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1448)
YORK
NEW
Range for
t per share
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per
$ per share
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Par
$ per
HIGH
SALE
Monday, October 16, 1050
S per
share
PRICES
Oct. 11
$ per
t per
share
for
the Week
Oct. 13
Oct. 13
$ per share
share
Sales
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
$ per share
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. 7
t Pershare
share
.
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
STOCK
.
Shares
share
H
Hackensack
39%
Dec
30% Sep
28
46 % Feb
Jun
24%
Dec
22 V8 Apr
20
32 % Aug 24
Halliburton Oil
Jan
14%
Dec
13% July 25
18
11%
Jun
13%
Dec
11% Jun
81
Jan
12 V2 July
104%
18%
142
Apr
Nov
May
Nov
108%
68%
Oct
Jun
10%
5%
Jun
Feb
Jan
9%
23% July 17
108
Jun
26% Oct
:
7% Feb
10
64% Jan
5
79
Sep
8% July 13
12%
12%
*12%
73%
*73%
11
% Oct
9
Hayes
Industries
8% Jan
7
Hayes
Mlg
10
25%
Jan
95%
Dec
93% Feb
3
30
Jan
37%
Dec
32 % Aug
16
July 17
103
Mar 20
Dec
25% Aug
July 14
1
98% Apr
41
Hecht
3%%
Heinz
9
106% Jan
Helme
Mar 10
42%
Dec
13 %
Jan
17%
Aug
14
Jun
40
Jun
53
Dec
49
July 27
Feb
131
Sep
26% Mar
45
Dec
34
July 25
48
Jun
1
52
Nov
53%
Dec
52 % Aug 23
56
Feb
8
122% Aug
2
20% Mar
7%
25%
25%
common—_1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6
100
*78%
81
*11%'
Powder
Nov
52%
Dec
21
53% Feb
21%
Jan
15 % July 14
22% Feb
21%
Jan
10% Jun
18 % Jan
7
77
6 %
5
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
4%%
*78%
6.400
227%
22%
22%
3,800
32%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33 %
1.500
95
95
210
*94
96
95
95
95
95
*34
34%
34
34
33%
34 %
*40%
25
No par
:
41
16%
common—.No par
59%
100
29
*40%
16%
16%
58%
59 %
*104%
*28%
41
41
16%
16%
95 %
34 3a
34%
*105%
106
*94%
34%
106%
105'A
105%
28%
*28%
41
*41
i
29
■
42
16%
16%
58%
58
125 %
*125
39
58 %
11%
*33%
125
59
126
*125
126
*125
106
29
*104%
5,10.3
6%
22%
_25
29%
81
*79
23
__100
106
1 G30
6 %
32%
*28
2.100
6 7'«
10%
32
*104 %
81
25 %
*6%
6%
6%
33%
100
90
147
25 %
DAY
11%
*32
—10
5.40 3
6 %
11
6%
15
—
*28%
*41
16%
'
0
200
42
13
16'A
16
58%.
58%
126
400
■
29
1,30 3
58%
4,200
60
126
*125
4.200
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39
39 %
39%
*53%
53%
*53%
53%
*53%
53%
53%
53%
*53%
54
__50
*52%
53
53
53
*52%
53 %
52%
52
*52%
53 'A
Inc———_——5
*20%
20%
20%
20%
19%
20
20
20
20
20
16%
16%
16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
72%
72%
72%
72%
74
74%
*73%
75
73%
73%
200
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
3.200
18%
18%
18%
18%
*17%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
1,1 00
25%
24%
25%
24%
25
3.400
16
16 %
16 %
16%
16%
Hershey Chocolate common-.No par
4%% preferred series A__
50
18
Jun
11 %
6%
preferred
5%
3
Aug
14%
xll
6%
Co
Motors
Hercules
51%
81
11%
6%
preferred
non-cum
Hercules
127% Mar 13
*78%
11%
6%
—1
%
26%
*145
COLUMBUS
25%
*79
81
11%
*_—2
common
3
*143%
145
108'A
26
147
25
common
58% May 19
xl3%
x51 % Apr
Co
W)
25%
*145
25%
preferred
(G
25%
145
25%
Inc:
Glass
J)
145
25%
preferred
<H
25%
25%
145
25%
70
*107
CLOSED
26
00
5C0
12%
76
*74
EXCHANGE
108 %
*107
108%
*143%
common--
3.65%
6
33'% Mar 16
44
Co
25%
25%
*107
12%
STOCK
12%
74
74
74
—__10
Corp.-
Hazel-Atlas
5
,
Jan
39
29
25%
108 %
*107
108%
*107
com-..No par
Marx
Corp of America
4%%
preferred
28
73 %
*32%
100
&
3
July
84
122%
12%
73%
Hat
20%
Jan
12%
74%
preferred
Schalfner
33% Mar 16
34%
12%
*
Refrae
6%
Hart
25
Oct
(M
Harbison-Walk
13
Dec
32 %
*12%
preferred
100
A) Co $4.25 pi'ci__No par
12
Jan
105
conv
Hanna
Mar 31
3
5
F)
27% Jan
148
% Jan
5
(W
4%
5
24% Jan
Jan
2
No par
20 % July 18
Jan
6.500
17%
Hamilton Watch Co com
Dec
23%
30%
17%
8
25
98%
703
30%
17%
12
Dec
19%
32%
30%
17%
14% Jan
3
Jan
6%
*31%
29%
17%
80% Feb
Nov
61
32%
30%
17%
15
30
7%
31%
30
17%
66% July 13
104
Apr 11
Jun
Jan
33
31%
17%
5
Jan
4%
31%
30%
17%
Printing Co
20
Dec
31%
31%
17%
Hall
141
25%
31%
31%
29
Feb
Jan
*31%
Sep
Jan
23%
149
20%
14
25
Well Cementing—5
Water
Jan
16%
12
31
series
preferred
B
%
39%
100
300
*
27
Dec
84 %
Sep
68% July 24
8% May
12%
Dec
11% Mar
6
11%
Jun
15%
Dec
14% Jan
4
12%
Jan
15%
Sep
12
80
Hewitt-Robins
Chemical
Heyden
Jan
6
14% Sep
27
19% Sep
5
Hinae
16% May
9
Hires
Corp common__l
preferred series A
__100
3%%
I
July 12
Jun
29%
Dec
22% July 13
8y«
Jun
15%
Oct
10% Apr
16%
20
Jun
22%
Jan
24 % Mar
28%
Sep
16% Apr
25% Jun
34%
Jan
50%
Nov
31
x24
Apr
34%
Dec
100
31
V
Hilton Hotels Corp
Dauch
&
8
Holland
5
17% Sep
6
Hollander
18
20 % Aug
18
Holly
12
29% Mar
7
5%
47% Jan
11
32% Jan
13
44 % Oct
3
E)—_
5
Electrochemical
116
Dec
109
Jan
13
145
Sep
101 %
Dec
101% Jan
12
107
Jun
13%
Dec
14
Jan
9
34
Jan
10
38% Feb
10
Househoid
30
Feb
35%
Nov
28%
Jan
41%
Nov
29% July 13
86%
Jan
99%
Dec
Jun 28
94
103
July
3
3%%
106 % Aug
10
4%
19
16%
16
16%
16
19%
18%
18%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
700
39
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
39%
4 5 00
43%
43%
43
43%
42 %
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
1,800
No par
*142
144
144
144
*140
__No par
No par
*102
104
*102
103
103
12%
—____50
*32%
32%
32%
*35%
35%
34%
*98
98%
97%
Houston
100
4%
Jun
Dec
Jun
17%
Dec
7% Aug
1
11% July 21
11% Mar 13
8%
18% Oct
13
5%
33%
Jun
47%
Jan
35% Mar
9
49% Sep
8
Hudson
9
Feb
14%
Oct
July 13
17% Oct
7
Hudson
8%
Nov
11%
Jan
2%
Jan
H 00 £
Dec
1% May
10%
Jun
13
8% Jan
12
1% Jan
3
4% Apr
July 17
25% Apr
16
15% July 31
Hudson
Hunt
Foods
22
Hupp
Corp
13
Hussman
31%
Jun
22%
Feb
73
Jun
U
Range Since Jan. 1.
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
Jun
Jan
NEW
;
Highest
$ per share
32% July 25
40% Mar 15
52% Oct
4
Illinois
29
98
Jan
3
34
Jan
25
49
Oct
6
31
July 13
41% Mar 23
Sep
52% Jun
9
9% Jan
4
21
10%
Jan
7% July 13
Jan
29%
Dec
Jun
8%
Jan
25% July 12
5% July 14
53%
Dec
72%
Oct
63
Jun
29
71
Apr
160
Aug
1
175
42% Mar 28
33% Mar 27
9
38
Jun
18%
Jan
12% Mar 30
18% Aug 23
9% Aug
8
16% Jan 16
11
92% Aug
9
1% Jan 25
100
10%
Dec
Apr
18%
Dec
95%
Dec
2%
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
10
51% Oct
5
Jan
5
24% Oct
11
Oct
1
Jun
9%
Jun
Jan
22%
Jun
29%
Dec
27
32
164%
Jan
180%
Dec
171% July 13
181
Dec
13% Apr
93
5%
Feb
Dec
10
12% Jan
185
13
July 17
25% Jun
Jun
34%
Oct
7% July 12
31% Jan 25
73%
Jan
86%
Oct
81
3%
Feb
6%
Dec
25%
Jun
31%
Jan
24
133
Dec
143
Feb
Aug 18
3% July 31
25% Mar 31
130 % Feb
24
12% July 24
33%
Dec
37%
Dec
94
Jan
103%
Nov
7%
Feb
4%
Nov
43
Nov
71
35% Jan
25
Feb
I
104
5
July 12
Feb
49% Jan
3
2
Apr
xl45%
234
RR
stock
Illinois
ctfs
4.08%
17
17%
16%
14
14
14
13%
13%
3
3
Illinois
Terminal
3
July 25
17% Oct
240
9
4
RR Co—
*9 %
De
1
No par
Inland
Co
Steel
Inspiration
4%%
Intercontinental
Int
14% Aug
7
59% Sep
18
Sep
1
8% Apr
12
64% Apr
12
&
35'A
1.3C0
50'A
49%
50%
9,900
90
90
90
35
48
48 'A
STOCK
47%
48 %
720
33%
34%
EXCHANGE
3374
34%
1,900
50%
CLOSED
*50%
50%
50%
*50
9
9
%
28%
7%
*6%
28
58%
59
9%
28 "'4
7
%
DAY
597%
73
73 %
164
*160%
2o %
7
164
*10
23
99
*2%
__100
31%
*176
31%
32
176
5
53
53
*91
10%
11
_100
..
16%
214%
176 %
10%
93
class A__25
com
2%
2%
17%
215
52%
*91
10%
23%
2%
17%
Packers
Co
com
Limited—_ 15
new______7.50
—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
preferred
100
Oct
7
International
Salt
38% July 18
46% Jan
28
International
Shoe
42 %
61% Oct
7
Aug
34
Jan
11%
Apr
32% Aug 30
9 % Jan
3
36% May
Jun
Apr
21
20
Dec
17
22% Jun
19
4
29
Sep
*7%
60%
13%
13%
45
46%
108
'V
*106 %
7%
7%
61
60
*66
10%
10 3
24
24 %
7,700
99
99
2%
17%
215
*2%
17
216
31%
11
10%
10%
10%
51%
52%
93
13%
7-%
60%
31%
18.9C0
32
180
10%
10%
4,300
50%
51
50%
51%
3X0 )
93
93
93
93
34 %
33%
135%
134%
13%
44 %
45%
106%
7%
1.40)
10%
34
60
19.100
.
176%
3%
13%
32
500
2%
17%
215%
176%
3%
106%
46%
107
2%
17 %
214
176%
176
135
136
2%
17%
216
150
7%
13%
44'/4
106
*7%
61
61
69%
*65
3%
800
3%
33%
34
134%
3%
34 %
134%
13 %
13'/a
45%
45%
106
*105%
1
j
)
29.000
370
135
13 3
8
5,200
46%
33,400
107
200
7%
7%
7%
1.900
61%
61%
61%
6G0
69
65
65
—No par
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
1,803
25
60 %
61%
59%
60%
59 %
59%
59%
59%
59%
60 'A
3,600
No par
International Silver
preferred
13%
46%
*106
10%
247%
99
31%
3%
—
5/00
99
175%
*91
~
17%
23
31%
53 %
—
5,90.)
*10
175%
93
1,580
5i %
10 %
32
34%
135%
2%
16%
10%
2.500
<3
23%
100
176
34%
136
23
212%
216
34%
*135
*10
*99
100
600
74
162
)
6,600
59 %
72%
*160
10%
98%
28%
7
59
73 %
72%
—
2<fu
9
9
COLUMBUS
20
23%
4 00
48%
33%
17%
Corp
preferred
7%
35
49%
17%
34%
52
1
35
90
17
23%
Shares
51
35 %
17
98%
for
the Week
90
16%
*10
Sales
Friday
Oct. 13
17%
5
1,100
Sper share
17
3%
Oct
16
Oct. J'i
*160%
3%
Feb
July 17
58%
60
73%
164
3%
Jan
65
*6%
3%
46%
3
7%
1
57%
July
28%
Canada com_.No par
International
5%
60
71%
9
28%
Thursday
$ per share
17%
100
Paper
61%
77
Oct. 11
$ per share
17%
Preferred
$4
*7
7%
9%
*50
6.100
PRICES
t» 1
1
Chemical
preferred
Mining
International
Inter
9
28%
50%
3.500
29.900
22
51
—
8
110
*50
33 %
SALE
3%
22
50%
common..—No par
2
7
26.OU0
3%
22 %
51%
17%
6
137% Jun
1,200
3%
3
22%
50%
*214%
Oct
of
14%
50%
__No par
May
Nickel
14 'A
50%
Rubber—__No par
53% Oct
Int'l
14%
*14
51
Inc
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys
Minerals
*46
34
100
preferred
4%
17%
50%
Machines..—No par
Harvester
7%
16"%
*160%
common
Iron
Int'l
48%
33%
15.600
9%
17%
164
Copper
Ctfs
Corp
Oct
18
48%
2.200
16%
*160%
preferred
Interlake
50 %
*88
O
100
42
18%
No par
r
Cons
Insuranshares
Interchemical
61%
*73
*35
2.5
48
Wednesday
$ per share
90
8%
100
preferred
6%
7
Mex, S A
common
Business
35 % Sep
51%
9%
6
9 %
35%
50%
*89
28%
Jun
July 25
50
_.
share
35
35%
HIGH
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
51%
*28%
Int'l
6
51%
5
Mar 29
Jan 16
*35
AND
22%
Tuesday
Monday
S per
$ per share
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Ingersoll-Rand
*21%
22%
55
17
3%
3
3%
3
22%
22%
IOO
1.000
47%
17%
34%
Jan
July
17%
50%
Jun
7%
17%
*22%
8 %
150
51%
21
41%
16%
1,403
98
105
*20
■
41 %
600
48 %
15%
49
*50
preferred-
cum
50
14
15%
48%
49%
A__100
8%
16%
*104
20%
7,200
48
15%
50%
*33%
ser
41
8%
8%
8%
15
*48%
38%
30%
*20%
41%
49
A_____.1000
41
61
8%
8%
common—No par
pfd
series
Co
Power
common-100
Rayon
Jan
Jan
20%
40%
15%
90
Industrial
41%
Jan
20%
50
Oct. 7
Co
conv
22
May
8
non-cum
65% Sep
30
26
6%
Electrica
Jun
12%
8%
41
15
*89
Industria
Jan
86%
21%
41%
*20%
Saturday
—20
RR
19
55
Jan
STOCK
Co
Central
Jan
155
11%
YORK
Idaho Power
25
82% Jun
Sep
165
54%
LOW
Par
34% Jan
~7%
33 % Mar
—___1
No par
$ per share
21%
4
55
49%
EXCHANGE
Dec
Nov
—.6.66%
_
Dec
34% Dec
37%
12.50
Refrigerator Co
51
20
25%
54%
14
100
Inc
Dec
36%
36%
100
54%
STOCKS
Year 1949
$ per share
54%
22
& Sm Ltd—No par
Car...—
Motor
Range for Previous
Lowest
preferred
Min
Bav
*50%
.
103 %
35
52
55%
Manhattan common..100
&
non-cum
35
*97%
50%
55
41%
35%
98
52
55
41%
.
105
54%
*20%
Co___—
*97
104%
*104%
52
5
9
34%
35 %
97%
52%
1
22
32%
51%
Howe Sound
Sep
32%
52%
Howard Stores Corp
23
32%
*51%
59% May 19
44% Jan
32%
105
12
July 25
32 %
10
13
105
38% Jan
Mar 22
12%
104%
44%
15
97
13
104 %
Feb
33
34%
35
98
203
140
139
*103'A
12%
1.05%
29%
Oct
32%
141
*103%
13
*104%
Light & Power—No par
Houston Oil of Texas vtc——
25
Jan
*32
141
143 %
*18%
103
100
56% Jun
16
12%
13%
13
13%
Finance common.-No par
preferred
13
46%
11%
600
19%
27%
46% Jan
Jun
900
19
19%
48% May
Jun
1.0J3
27%
Jun
12%
19
18%
19%
5
com
preferred
31%
18%
*27%
42%
Oct
19
18
10
pfd series A
$4.50 2nd
100% Aug 29
16 %
17%
18
_30
Co
$4.25
preferred
Houdaille-Hershey com
$2.25 conv preferred
4
26%
12.50
Jun
Oct
26
.-—5
Mining.-
9%
May 24
26%
Co
94%
10% July 13
29% July 27
26%
25
Corp common
preferred—
Homestake
Hooker
1
& Sons—1
(A)
Sugar
Co____—10
Paper
Furnace
conv
5
—
< Charles
Co
Jun
July 25
1.400
25,000
common
25
________
25
International Telep & Teleg_.No par
International Utilities Corp.._
5
Interstate
Dept Stores
No par
*35
35%
*35
72
*65
35 %
*35
35%
*35
*65
35 %
100
67
*35
35%
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
14 %
14
14%
91,003
21%
22
21%
22%
21%
21 %
*21%
22
21%
22%
3,603
*28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28 %
2 8'A
29
28%
28%
*31
31%
31
31
*30%
31%
*30%
31
31
31%
300
18%
Feb
23
Aug
20% Jan
24
Jan
34
Nov
28
July 12
45
Apr
14
Intertype Corp
25 %
Aug 24
27% Sep
21% Sep
22
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
26 %
26%
26 %
26
26%
7,300
29
Iowa
21
21%
20%
20%
20 %
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
4.700
%
1,900
—
24
Jun
136 %
2%
32
Jan
Aug
148
Feb
Jun
7%
Jun
18%
Jan
Jan
94
Dec
44
Jan
59%
Oct
95%
Jan
105%
Dec
30%
Jun
50%
Dec
135
Dec
11%
81
17% July 26
27% Jan
5
29%
Jun
Dec
54%
July 11
5% July 18
3
Creek
Island
$6
Coal
7% Jan
11
Jacobs
5
18% Sep
25
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
70% Mar
3
Jewel
107% Mar
1
54% July 19
103
Jun
26
36% July 26
48
Jan
3
33%
Jan
73
Jun
86
Jan
81% Jan 13
30%
Dec
40% Mar
23% July 17
106% July 21
27% Jan
13
51% May 18
64
Sep 26
109% Mar 20
44% Oct
95
Oct
34% Mar
6
13
6
(F L)
Johns
Johnson
&
94%
Jan
102~
Aug
100%
Feb
Jan
9
Mar 24
24% Sep
105%
Nov
Feb
49%
Dec
Jan
x34%
62%
Dec
19
98% Jan
25
103% July 13
43
13% May 16
25 % Sep
103% Apr
15
10
109 % May 18
5%
Joy
Johnson common
&
109
44
4,800
18
18
18
500
92
*91
91%
210
61
*60%
61
60%
61
61
61%
*105%
106
*105%
45%
47
44%
61%
106%
43%
45
62
*62
*108
62%
63
109
*105%
109
106%
*105%
63
800
106%
43%
44
100
Co
1
4%
42%
43
*107
%
42%
43%
62%
109
13.100
62%
800
109
43%
44
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
28%
29 %
29%
30 %
48,800
95
28
Furnace
10
*11%
25%
11%
25%
11%
24%
11%
25%
11%
24%
11%
24%
11
24%
11
11
25
*109
101%
*100
511
_
13,100
preferred—
100
*105%
107
*105%
107
*105%
107
6
Kansas
Power
13% Jan
9
Kayser
(Julius)
Dec
20% Jan
13
27% Oct
4
13 %
Jun
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
19%
Dec
16% Jan
30
23% Oct
2
City
Southern
com__Nopar
preferred
__100
&
Light Co
&
8.75
56%
*66
*105%
107
56%
54%
56
54%
5514
54%
66:
66
65%
65%
65%
65%
17%
,
17%
17%
1.200
24%
6,900
*100
102
106
55%
70
11
24%
102
cum
B
*107
43%
101%
non-cum
Class
44%
*100
Jan
4%
Kansas
42%
101%
Nov
4
*108
*100
14%
13
44%
100
17%
62
*108
6%
17%
preferred—
3.80%
23%
22.
*60
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Jun
page
12 %
6%
10
K
Kalamazoo Stove
July
see
47%
No par
preferred series A
Jun
footnotes
47%
preferred series A
2nd
17%
For
No par
7 %
32
141
92
61
Corp.—
32
*139
18
62
106
7
7
32 %
141
92
*61
*105%
32%
*139
91%
18
91%
10C
7
32%
140
*17%
17%
91%
14%
x
7%
18
92
Manufacturing
Oct
Mar
*
32%
140
1,600
'
4%
66% Oct
19
6%
7%
18
10%
58
7%
32%
140%
92
July 3
57% July 13
14% July 26
10 % Jun 30
52
1
32 %
*139
No par
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
~
12%
140%
pfd__100
preferred
Manville
32%
*138%
common—No par
Inc
Co
Tea
3%%
Co.—_
32%
1
Jaeger Machine Co
96% May 15
Jun
Jun
50c
—
6
Feb
8%
10
common
preferred
Oct
21
Dec
July 27
Jan
Light Co
14% Jan
x91
102
109
35
141
&
Power
No par
;
•
106
80
55%
•i
53
6,203
66 %
66%
700
17%
4.800
12%
2,400
17%
17%
17%
5
13 y8
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 3
conv class A__ 1
*26%
27%
*26%
27 %
27
27
26%
26%
27
27
600
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
23
5,000
Co
i
1
17%
22%
17%
23
17%
8
Volume 172
Number 4951
.
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1449)
NEW
Range for Previous
Year 1949
Lowest
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
$ per
tper share
$ per share
share
Jun
56%
Jan
49% Apr
STOCK
Jun
48%
Nov
45% Mar
1
11 %
Feb
16%
Nov
157A Jan
Jun
25%
Dec
24
Jan
66'A Sep
62% Oct
3
17'A
13
Jun
16 %
Dec
Mar
72%
Dec
25%
Jun
31%
Jan
90 %
Aug
98
Jan
93% Jan
x357A
Feb
43
Dec
RECORD
Kennecott
7
Kern
37 % July 14
50
65%
65 7A
65%
66%
64%
65%
64%
61%
62 7A
60%
62%
61
61 %
61%
61%
*25
Oct. 13
tper share
County Land Co
65 %
■'
' ';
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
43
42%
42%
42
43%
l
! 16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*15%
16%
EXCHANGE
71%
CLOSED
Oct
Jun
26
6
July 17
Jan
71
5
Oct
62
10
$5
(G R)
prior
Co
i
preferred..
Koppers Co Inc
4%
common
No par
71
71
71%
71%
*71%
71%
*71%
:10
33
33
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
96%
96 V2
96%
96
Va
97%
*96 Va
97%
39
38%
39
38%
38%
38
38%
common..
preferred
Kresge
(S S)
Kress
(S H)
Kroger
6,100
1,000
42%
7,900
*16
16%
300
71%
71%
160
32%
32%
5,200
COLUMBUS
97
97
DAY
33
110
._10
k39
No par
*53
53%
53
53
38
52%
38%
5,100
53
53%
54
No par
65'A
53%
54
65
65%
66%
1,200
68
71
69'A
70
69
69
2,500
^
& Co
Co
96%
loo
i.
Co.—
61%
25
42%
STOCK
Kinney
21,200
61%
25%
41%
"
Shares
66
25
1
42%
com
the Week
tper share
66
_5
r
42%
42% Jan
July 12
53
No par
:
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 13
S per share
■
25
100
9
Dec
Thursday
Oct. 11
$ per share
No par
2
Dec
$ per share
No par
34
60%
I per share
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
3
9
62%
Copper
Tuesday
Oct. 9
Kimberly-Clarke Corp
Oct
717A Oct
11
24% July 12
Feb
Monday
Oct. 7
45
67'A Aug
Jan
Saturday
27% May 24
17% Mar 31
48%
SALE
STOCK
Par
8
13'A July 20
43
YORK
EXCHANGE
$ per share
3
39
62
NEW
Highest
40
10'A
YORK
STOCKS
(The)....
L
4%
Jan
3%
Jun
17%
Jan
9%
Jun
Oct
8
6
Jan
6
22%
3% Jun
Dec
43
Jan
6
28
47% Jan
25
36% Sep
62 Va Sep
29
Lee
22 Va Jan
19
Dec
40% Jan
25
22%
Jan
20
90%
Jan
98
May
94
6%
Jun
11%
Jan
7
49 %
5%
Jun
Jan
3
Jan
3
Jan
24
25% May
100 %
25
9% Oct
4
50% Jan
7
10% Oct
13
Jan
1% Jun
12
24%
Jan
14% Jun
30
8%
Jan
56%
Dec
Jun
9
Sep
' July 13
38% July 13
4% Jan
3
Dec
Jun
1%
75 Pesos Mex
4% Apr
2% July 26
21
20
X41%
Jun
8%
Feb
11%
Dec
9
Feb
26%
Sep
19
July 13
30
6% July 27
64% Jun 12
July 17
20%
51
Jan
July 17
11% Jan
10
24 Vb Jan
•
9
Bryant
Rubber
Lees
&
(James)
3.85%
& Sons Co common
Navigation Co
Portland Cement
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
$3
Lehman
34% Sep
6
7% Jan
3
8% Mar
39% Aug 28
8% Sep 18
Libby McNeill
Jun
37% July
30% Aug 25
37 % Apr
10
Life
91%
76% Sep
1
89% Jan
3
Jun
29
72%
Apr
170
Feb
186
Oct
177
Sep
187
x6%
Jun
52'/a
Jun
19
Jun
10%
x67
337/e
Jan
7% Jun
Dec
57 % July
Oct
28% Feb
Mar 31
38% Aug
27
5
17
11% Aug
75% Oct
28% July 26
13
3
Jun
42
177A
Dec
14% July 12
21% Jan
9
Jun
78
Jan
71
3
81% Apr
17
16%
Feb
25%
Dec
23% Jan
13
347/a Aug
1
14 Va
Jan
18%
Aug
14% July 12
18% Oct
4
Jun
76
Dec
60 % July 26
81
Jun
257/b
Oct
21% July 17
28% Aug
x60
15%
11
19
Ve
Ja n
27%
Jan
172 %
23 Yb
Jan
153
31% May
207A Jun
95
Jan
15
Jun
32
Dec
Dec
164
x30 % Sep
July
7
27
rviar 16
17
12% Aug 28
1
22% July 18
28
Mar
4
Jan
174
19
36% May 23
45% Sep 13
38% Sep 21
41%
Jan
34% Jan
25%
Sep
22% Mar 24
Oct
97% Feb
17
100% Sep
21
21 Vi Mftr
17% Jun
29
26% Oct
6
100
3
36%
700
57%
57%
1,600
23%
*
7%
*46%
47%
46%
46%
%%
Lowest
22
21%
22%
22%
22
36%
36
36%.
36
9%
2 %
36%
7
8%
..IIII5
*34'A
com
25
*81%
100
...
*180%
No par
35%
5
10%
.'..No par
>
.75
9%
2
t per share
S per
share
9%
2'%
9%
2
20
*19%
6%
1,400
101
30
9 Va
9%
6,500
45 Va
46
45%
1,100
10%
38,400
97A
2
19%
23%
23%
*98%
9%
9%
2
20
97A
2Va
2
2
5,600
19%
19%
19%
6%
*6'A
6%
400
61%
61%
61%
617A
6,000
10
10 %
10%
10%
%
22 7A
22 7A
22%
23
1,200
5,300
36%
357s
*6%
8%
8%
35
35
82%
81%
182
87a
6%
SVa
35
*181
3474
857a
182
82%
*181
*6
5,600
82%
*181
84
35%
900
83
82%
182
12,300
8,200
8%
8%
35
5,300
182
*181
36%
10 Va
10
10'A
10
107a
10 Va
10%
747»
74%
74%
74%
74%
74%
75%
38
387b
38%
387a
38%
39
7,800
16%
16%
1674
16 %
17
2,809
*3574
39 Va
38%
39%
17'A
16%
17%
%■' 16%
*73%
preferred___lQ0
83
182
36
35%
8%
34%
97a
17%
77 Va
*73%
...
36
8Va
34%
74%
10'A
38%
No par
8%
35
35%
35%
75
No par
com
36%
*35%
367a
36
36
1,400
75%
*73%
*73%
74%
74%
j
317A
32
317a
32 Va
31 Va
315A
IIINopar
—
31%
31%
31%
177A
177a
177a
17%
17%
17%
1774
17%
14,100
1,400
31%
17%
18
Corp
No par
.73%
73%
73%
73'A
par
*267A
27'A
267a
26%
No par
13 Va
13'A
13
13'A
common
75
74%
1U0
9.299
24,600
717B
71%
717a
71
71%
£67a
25%
26 Va
26
26%
2,600
12 7A
257a
7274
25%
:
13'A
123A
127a
12%
12%
31,900
4,400
1,600
no
25 Va
25 Va
25%
25%
2574
257a
257a
25%
25%
iqq
(M)
NEW
46
23 Va
101
Co—
Libby
Co
Steel
Highest
46%
22
9%
2
167%
167%
*167'A
166 %
167%
♦1667a
167 %
166%
166%
110
No par
*317A
32'A
317a
317a
317b
317b
317a
317a
317/B
31%
.50
*43%
44%
4374
44 Va
43
437i
43
4374
43%
44
%
1,000
8.300
& Sons Inc
35%
3,500
1
com
35 Va
100
.'
Co
3474
35 Va
*100
101
*100
to
26 Va
35 Va
YORK
347b
101
25%
26%
168
100
26%
STOCKS
»'
46
10%
preferred series A
Lukens
9%
61%
(Ky)
Nashville...
&
23 Va
*98%
9%
10%
& Elec Co
Lowenstein
23%
99%
9%
61
preferred
Louisville
23%
99%
9%
10%
Cement
<P)
23 %
100
9%
62
issued"
Lorillard
23%
"99
9%
10%
i_,
Louis*
23%
100
9%
61%
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A___Nc
Long Island Lighting Co—
"When
98 %
10 %
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
36%
61%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Inc
4
36%
587A
10%
convertible
120
36%
*57'A
>61%
Co
45
36%
61%
1
preferred
Star
*43%
*43%
36%
60%
5
Lily Tulip Cup Corp...,
Lima-Hamilton Corp
Link Belt Co..
Lone
45
44,
36'A
61
No par
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Loew's
X44
1,500
36%
10
3 % %
45%
800
1,800
12%
60%
6%
&
>
Year 1949
I per-share
Aug
Dec
Range for Previous
Lowest
Aug
45%
29,600
5%
22
36%
6 %
Liquid Carbonic Corp
Jun
45%
6%
Lion
13%
*12
No par
9
65%
12%
19%
Savers Corp
Oil
12%
19%
..
27
12%
25
New
7%
12
9%
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Jun
12%
62
3
Corp (The)
6%
21%
12%
10
Lehn & Fink Products
Lerner Stores Corp
34 %
5%
22'A
19%
2nd pfd
6%
6%
5%
21%
No par
50c r.on-cum
6%
*5%
22%
com
1
1st preferred__No
par
non-cum
6%
5%
22%
*36 %
100
&
6%
*5%
22%
5%
*61
1
II~5
I
cumulative preferred
Lehigh Coal
*44%
50
Tire
6%
5%
22 %
12%
*12
4
6%
5%
23
23
No par
common
6%
6%
5%
No par
% % preferred
Lane-Wells Co
28
Jan
45 Va
Lane
6%
4
pfd
(The)
8
Aug
26%
4%
6%
Co
44
Jan
15
Consolid
La
Lambert
22
Jun
Jun
4
Co
12% Jun
Jun
3%
25
Gas
5
16%
Jun
Sep
23 Va Oct
Laclede
10 % Jun
37
33%
3
Oct
47
19%
7 Va Jan
19% July 12
Dec
11%
July 13
25
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
EXCHANGE
$ per share
Par
AND
Monday
Oct. 7
S per share
347a
♦100
25%
HIGH
25
SALE
Tuesday
Oct. !>
'$ per share
34%
100
35%
101
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Oct. 11
4 per share
35 Va
t per share
100
100
1
25%
60
25'A
25%
3,600
>
Friday
Thursday
Sales
<
S per share
$ per
for
the Week
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
Shares
share
M
9%
Jun
11% Feb
28
31'A
Apr
42
Dec
36% Aug
8
Jan
139
Oct
135% Mar
3
131
14%
Oct
9%
Jun
157s
Jan
11% Mar 31
27 7A
Jun
337a
Jan
95 %
Jan
104'A
Dec
28% July 17
101% Sep 25
8% July
107a
5
Jun
Jun
430
Jun
6%
7
Feb
Mar
13
Jan
20
Jan
1974
525
9'A
11
Jan
Dec
9
15
3
17% Aug
7
34% May 25
105
Jan
20
14% Apr
25% Oct
18
24'A Apr
550
13
19
Trucks
Macy
(R H)
4% %
9% Jan
11
Dec
16
Apr 17
25
Jan
3
87A
Dec
18%
Oct
18% Apr
19
19'A
247a
Dec
23% Jan
25
100 Va Aug
95 %
Jan
104
Dec
7Vb
Jun
12
20% Aug 10
6% July 13
9% Oct
Marine
Midland
Market
St
7
106 % Sep
Marshall
Jan
9% July 19
Dec
48% July 25
13% May 8
69% May 22
19%
Jan
12% July 13
18
Oct
7
28% Sep
27
Masonite
Master
38
Jun
49
Dec
89
Jan
987»
Dec
97
Aug 18
100
Jan
12
$3.75
89
Jan
98
Dec
97
Aug 14'
100
Jan
30
$3.75
80
Feb
88
Dec
87
Jan
90
Feb
18
45% July 13'
10
12%
Dec
11% Jan
3
May
45
Dec
42'A Jan
13
19% Mar
25
Jan
Sep
58% Oct
26
6
17% May 11
52
Mar 28
19% July 14
27% Sep
18
July 13
23% May 11
39
July
49
Dec
31
July 25
Dec
99
July 19
3
25
Aug 17
37% Jun
9
77c
McCrory
52% Mar 15
McGraw
34
Apr
30% July 17
37
Oct
13
Nov
44
58
Jan
3
Jan
41%
102%
xl3
Jun
12 Va
70
25
July 13
Dec
33% July 13
Dec
99
Dec
21% July 13
12% Apr
5
14% Jan
3
17 Va Mar
July
17 Ve
Jan
Vb May
93%
Nov
2874
Jun
34%
Oct
20%
Jan
27
Dec
82
July 20
Jan
5
32% Jan
6
x21 % July 19
42% Feb
10
103% Apr
26 % Jan
22
9
18% Aug 16
32"/« Oct
11
93
Sep
13
64
Oct
11.
27 % Jan
9
77b
Jun
137a
Jan
10 %
July 17
14% May 26
34%
Jun
49
Jan
42
Jan
13
4
1278
Jun
15% July
14 Ve Jan
16
19
7% Mar
Jan
Apr
90
87a
4374
Dec
6% Aug 11
39% Jan 13
Jan
27
99
Dec
96
105% May
18
July
130'A
17
25
97%
Jan
104%
10574
Oct
110'A
87b
Jun
1474
177a
1774
177A
1774
1774.
1,300
26%
26 Va
277a
27
27%
5,800
*183%
186%
*183%
186%
'1837.
186Va
♦18374
186Va
57%
58 %
57
57 Va
57
57%
99
987a
99
98
98%
130
98%
99
99
99
99
110
87 7a
89
58%
5
98%
99
*87%
15
58%
98%
*97%
88 %
89
15%
15%
*45
No par
58
98%
58'A
*98
*97 %
47%
*45
25
25
21%
21%
21%
45%
*44%
45%
1
*36 %
*101%
102%
Co.
1
*47
*35
53
127s
Jan
12
Mar
101
Nov
125
Jan
July 18
10% Jun
8% July
x46
4674
36
*35
35%
.
18
39%
*100%
53%
39%
39%
102
'100%
24
24
1
...
*34 %
53%
No par
com.
Co
(The)
1st preferred
Stores
Co
Transp
Inc
X23%
oaee
22
36 Va
102%
46'A
47%
47%
47%
35 Va
35%
37
537*
52%
53%
1,100
4074
3,600
•
39%
102
23'%
53'A
397B
'1007A
*23 Va
*35
5374
53'A
2,
00
39%
39%
102
*
40
40'A
1007A
102
*1007A
23 Va
237a
23 Va
*
*16%
92
23 Va'
31
300
102
23%.
400
17
>
COO
32
'
43,800
220
92%
*91%
92
9074
91%
60
58
60
5874
62
64
64
617a
63
,
4,200
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'A
247#
24'A
24%
4,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13 Va
13
46%
46%
47
18%
18%
18%
*46
18'A
Co—No par
*6%
*6%
7
7
♦46
*6%
7
___50c
52%
52%
53 'A
5174
*96%
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
158'A
156'A
156%
158%
Co
*46
18
.....No par
53
48
17%
17'A
*
6 Va
91%
13'A
13
13 Va
48
46
46
177a
1774
177,
7 "
»674
2,900
-
7
.
200
f-
2,600
'
.
527a
51 Va
52'/*
527a
547a
9,400
97 %
*96%
97%
350
1557#
156%
16274
97'A
*96 Va
1557a
153%
34
34
33%
34
33
33%
3274
33
32%
33
5,300
48
5
48
47%
48
47 Va
477,
47%
47%
47%
477a
1,700
100
105
105
'103%
10474
*103%
10474
103%
106 %
107%
10774
*106%
10774
104'/a
*il03
104%
104 %
105%
104%
154
*106%
'103
10774
104%
*
106%
*103
104
1574
1,730
110
___5
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
10
51%
51%
50
51%
4974
50%
50%
51%
51%
52
6,300
No par
16%
16%
16
16%
16 Va
167a
16'A
1674
167a
17
13.400
49%
49%
48
49%
47%
48
47'A
48%
47 %
47%
100
*138%
138 %
138
138'A
138
138%
138%
138 >/4
138%
& St Louis Ry
No par
& SS Marie__.-__.-No par
14%
14%
13%
14%
11%
11%
11%
11 %
South
Steel
Petroleum
Utilities
Prod
1st preferred
Inc
5
common
...
P
Common
3.20%
1,000
•
24%
58
3%
common
Minneapolis-Honeywell
15
30
36%
*101 Va
36
%
50
Inc
Copper
Mid-Continent
May 23
53%
preferred....No par
Scott___No par
2nd
Machine
St
1,100
3,500
45%
24
91 %
,
Metropolitan
8%
24%
22 Va
1
common
preferred
Minn
24%
22'A
*45
1
Corp
convertible
Miami
2.500
102%
*91 %
Midland
42% Apr
36
60
15%
47%
*101 Va
91%
Shoe
49% Oct
111
36
102%
16%
Minneap
10
45
3,200
89
157a
22'/#
45
327a
12 % Oct
July 17
217a
186%
*44%
25%
22
45%
47%
36
'101'A
47
16%
14% Sep
Jan
*24%
Va
30%
3
31
2
5'A
*87 7a
15'/#
*44
17 V*
29
99
21%
15
*18374
'
Mesta
139% Mar
25
*45
15 'A
48
36%
'103
139 % Mar
15
*45 "A
*
89
102%
'
Jun
*87 7b
101 %
107%
13
98'A
46%
36
5
*
47%
No par
♦98
36%
36 3/4
100
104%
28% Jan
25'%
25
*106 %
Dec
15'A
47%
21 %
*
34
88%
*44%
*103
Jun
99
3
Edison 3.90% pfd.100
preferred series......
100
18'A
footnote*
1774
26%
31V*
Middle
59
17%
27%
...No par
49 %
Oct
1,600
2,400
17%
Merritt-Chapman &
16% Sep
59
4,000
v;j
26%
17%
20% Mar
60
15
12
18
common...
34% July 12
52
59 Va
147a
*1174
27%
preferred series.....
3
58 %
4,700
18
3.85%
July 13
61%
100
31
106
27%
4.35%
23
For
58 Va
60
8,000
5
7
Jan
87
5774
31
*10574
15
U74
Jan
15
7Va
147A
Apr
38% Feb
106 Va
117a
107'% Sep
13
317a
*10574
117a
104
Dct
31V#
106%
15'A
110
Dec
31'A
'10574
11%
6
Jan
87a
18%
147A
62
1,700
874
18%
15%
61%
35
874
187a
11 %
18
48
3474
874
187a
■
11%
106% Sep
187/a
25,600
15'/a
Feb
Jun
x31
300
97a
15%
Dec
Jun
1874
—
20 Va
35
35
874
18%
542
9%
297.
conv
14,700
17
*525
20 Va
17%
$4
177a
DAY
100
9%
11%
22
14%
32'A
106
347a
87B
*
87a
30'A
Co
5,100
200
17%
&
25 Ve
1,100
29'A
$3.50
800
25
COLUMBUS
9%
17%
57c
10%
*87*
30 Va
Mengei Co
104 Va
9
29%
Melville
3274
1017A
87a
11%
Sep
377b
124% July
10% Aug
31%
105%
37% July 17
101% Feb 21
102% July
347b
35
2,600
32%
*
20%
*20
8'A
8,809
87a
•17%
Merck
12
Jan
x20% Jan
32
106
20
8 VB
300
157a
1
Publishing.
Min
Jun
120
Jan
8%
1,900
>
10'A
CLOSED
87A
10
&
186
Dec
Dec
34%
35
20
20
*874
9
17%
542
87a
Corp common
No lar
4% 7c preferred (1st series)
100
4% 2nd preferred (1st series) __50
Merch
22
8%
*525
874
15'/a
Mead
,3
12
20
8%
*31%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co..
7% Jan
Jun
*874
8%
106
157a
14 Ve
387/a
145
100
Stores
Mercantile
Jun
9'A
18%
new
preferred
15
63
*8%
17 %
1774
542
874
8%
No par
Corp
McKesson & Robbins Inc
$4
177a
*525
87a
*18%
Co
Electric
McLellan
18 Va
542
83A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.
Sep
100
23%
Jun
7
Mar 21
40
30 Vb
8'A Jun
*34%
No par
McGraw-Hill
60%
39% July 27
*525
M.: 874
18%
Stores Corp common
convertible preferred
3% 7o
177a
18%
50
Jan
3
25
8%
Corp cummon.:
Feb
May
24'A
1
Corp
41 'A
105
247a
*18%
Preferred
24
Dec
EXCHANGE
24
No par
preferred
45%
3274
104
24 Va
20%
8%
pfd 1947 series__No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
Maytag Co common.
...No par
Jan
STOCK
24
5
preferred
Jun
32 Va
♦101%
*38'A
*140%
157a
No par
Chemical
29'A
33
102
14
;V-V.V.'t:
10%
100
pfd
15%
10%
*20
Corp
90
3274
102
1574
14
387a
145
10%
9
cum
McCall
33 Va
10374
387a
10%
9
Co
May Dept Stores
McCord
15%
♦1374
*140%
10'A
874
preferred
$3
167a
14%
387a
145
107a
874
com
137a
38 7A
♦140%
107A
542
*525
100
L)
Electric
Mathieson
Aug
185
Co
&
(Glenn
179
3
17%
1
preferred
Feb
Feb
24
50
Martin-Parry Corp
137a
59
175
Field
Martin
13
Feb
92% May
19% Feb
10
327a
*102
14%
38 7A
145
24%
*10%
__-_l
prior
4 'A 7o
Jun
30'A
104 Va
Corp
67c
Ry
15%
33 %
*102
5
25
24% July 27
•
*33
100
No par
Shirt
3
*3874
*140%
16 Va
...No par
com
Maracaibo Oil Exploration—l
Marathon Corp
6.25
12
10'A
9% Jan
Manhattan
16'A
*14
14%
387A
145
__„__No par
9% Jun
39%
367a
Inc
Bros
35% Oct
18% Jnlv 27
100
5
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Sugar Co—
19% May
4
32 V4 Sep 28
8% July 25
Apr
13
*38%
*140%
;
preferred series A
Mandel
25
30% Mar
Inc
Co
147a
10
100
Manati
Jan
Jun
5
common
Square Garden
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)..:
9
5
16% Mar
7Va
Forbes
Madison
7% Mar 30
Dec
30
Working Co
&
Mack
Dec
Apr
Jun
Wood
preferred...
30
1874
11%
M
6'/o
Jan
107a
170
M &
MacAndrews
12'A Aug
Jun
Apr
19
4
Feb
Jun
July
Sep
7% Jan
6%
6%
Mar 30
10% Jan
510
7
May 4
41% Mar 24
Aug
15%
17 %
July
17
143
137
xl374
11
1374
11%
15%
15%
2,300
3,300
230
14
147a
14
14%
4.000
117a
12%
12%
12%
9,700
Regulator—
..1.50
~
conv
.
15%
pfd series A
38
38
37%
37%
100
*109
110
109 %
109%
—
37
108%
38
109%
367a
♦108
37
3674
3774
6,000
109
109 Va
109'/a
460
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1450)
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
%
Jun
Jan
Lowest
Highest
$ per share
66
104
$ per
Sep
26
108% Jan
14%
9% July 12
Jan
15% Jan
9
67 %
Jun
80
Feb
16*4
Jun
22%
Minn
Min
Mfg common—No par
preferred
No par
$4
Minneapolis-Moline
67
July 19
81
Jan
6
$5.50
1st
Nov
16
Jun
22% Oct
4
$1.50
2nd
27% July 26
46% Jan 25
27
34%
Mar 20
common—1
Co
100
preferred
preferred-
conv
25
Minnesota Power & Light Co.No par
38%
Jun
54%
Jan
Mission
Corp —
Jun
10%
Oct
9% Jan
3
67% Sep
13% Sep
22
7%
22
Mission
Development Co—
3*4
Jun
Jan
4% Jan
3
8% Oct
6
15%
Jun
25% Mar
21% Jan
3
47% Oct
6
4% Feb
10
6
3% Aug
25
5*4
Jun
9
35
Aug
30
Jan
Apr
4
tMissouri
Mohawk
6
Dec
11% Jan
13
15% Jun
21 *4
Jan
26%
Nov
24% Jan
13
45%
Jan
57%
Dec
54
30% Aug 29
70% Jun 12
103%
Jun
10
Jan
July 26
14%
111% Jun
27
Dec
10% Jun
30
19% July 13
2
121% Jun
13% Feb
3
Pac
series
RR
100
A
5%
Carpet
No par
com
pfd_100
conv
Mills
Tool——No par
Monsanto Chemical Co common.
5
30
63%
Monarch
$4
Co
Inc
Machine
pfd
conv
series
Montana-Dakota
Montana
No par
B
Co
Morrell
11
Motorola
16%
Jun
27%
Dec
23% Jan
3
15 %
Jun
23%
Dec
11%
Jun
17%
Jan
20% July 17
13% Mar 25
x9%
9
Jun
Dec
38%
108%
Oct
14%
'11
Feb
10
Motor
26% Oct
5
Motor
18% Oct
3
Mueller
13
9
Jun
29
13% Oct
5
29
52% Mar
7
Murphy
Mar 17
4% %
108% July 12
19
May 24
113
15%
Dec
15
Jan
13
23% Aug 30
39
Oct
36% Jan
13
51
J an
43
Jan
13
52% Aug
53% Jun
Jun
17%
Deo
July
13
22
22
Jun
32%
Dec
32
Jan
3
17%
Jun
24%
Dec
23
5
Jan
9%
Apr
30% Mar
41
July
Mullins
(F Ej
1,800
64%
64%
13%
12%
13
7%
7%
7%
7%
15,200
44%
45%
44%
45%
35,800
3,700
8%
8%
3,200
39%
39%
39%
700
14%
14%
14%
29%
29%
30
30
62%
63
62%
62%
1^8/8 H8 4
30
63%
0117*4 119
11%
11%
8%
39%
*14%
►117*4
119
*117%
8
700
700
7.600
300
119
64
65%
65
65%
21.500
14%
14*4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
17
52%
No par
17*4
17*4
54%
55%
-«5
18
.1
26%
36%
26%
18
37*4
*26%
No par
>
17%
38
17*4
*13*4
13%
13
48%
48%
100
America
*109%
48
*109%
20*4
20%
10
com
17'A
16%
1
5
__1
,
common—!
C)
preferred
Myers
64%
13
14%
Inc
12
64
14%
Co
(G
Murray Corp of
4% preferred
64%
13
7%
45/4
8%
39%
14%
29
63%
14%
5
Co_—
30
29%
64%
12 4
7%
44/4
8
39%
*14%
29
62%
65
No par
Mfg Corp
Co
28%
66
9,500
Corp
Corp.—
Munsingwear
Jun
DAY
29
2.600
Lines
&
Brass
1.900
12%
3
Wheel
29%
22%
Products
44
Dec
112% Mar
Jun
42% Aug 24
700
29 Va
CLOSED
12 Va
Inc
12% Jan
Jan
Jan
50%
(John;
22%
COLUMBUS
23
22 Va
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
18
"22 Va
29%
29
12%
Moore-McCormick
56% Oct
*22%
22%
9
20% Jan
22%
330
11%
7
22
22%
77%
22 %
66% Oct
16% Aug 22
22%
20
77%
■
10.900
22 A
65%
15% Aug
23% Jan
EXCHANGE
14%
22
64%
27
Dec
77%
*77
14%
22%
66%
49% July 13
Jan
STOCK
22%
64%
12% Jun
23
14%
11%
59% Mar
26%
14%
22%
66%
13%
Jun
106
14%
1.500
120
106
11%
Jun
Jun
63%
119
120
106 %
118
22*4
Jan
16%
30
.
Shares
t per share
$ per share
119%
14
13*4
7%
46%
8*4
41
14%
the Week
5
10%
14
119
14%
$ per share
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
*105%
76%
65
12%
7%
43%
8%
40%
14%
*29%
63
Thursday
(The)—No par
Utilities
Power
8%
41
*14%
Hosiery
47%
Dec
41
20
47%
Monday, October 16, 1950
106%
119%
76%
29
13%
8
Oct. 11
*105%
22%
66
13%
7%
46%
8%
Wednesday
106
106
14%
15%
76%
77
29%
66
5
—1.25
Mojud
12
23% May 11
RR
preferred
10% Mar 20
12%
Dec
7%
41% Oct
Jun
113
Mo-Kan-Texas
*29%
10
__
.
PRICES
SALE
share
119
119% 119%
119% 119%
*105% 106%
14%
15
77%
77%
*22%
22%
&
$ per
f per share
t per share
Par
5
Dec
108
Jun
$ per share
128% May 20
HIGH
Oct. JO
Oct. 9
Oct. 7
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
July 26
94
104
10 Ve
NEW
Highest
$ per share
share
Dec
101
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
.
RECORD
STOCK
YORK
NEW
.
111
20%
3.600
1,500
17%
17
17
16 *4
16%
17
17
55%
37*4
53
54%
53%
56%
54%
56%
32,500
36%
36%
36%
4.400
26%
26*4
36*4
26*4
36%
26%
26*4
26%
26%
1.000
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
2.700
16%
16%
16%
7,200
36
16%
13
48
*109%
20%
*45%
*51
17%
13%
48*4
111
20 %
46
16%
16%
13
48
111
20%
46%
52
*13%
47%
48
109%
20 '/a
1.400
3,000
109%
*109
109%
13%
49
13%
13%
48
10
20%
20%
20%
6,900
*46
46%
*45%
46%
100
*50
52
*50 %
52
*46
47
46
No par
"50%
52
*51
8
—
21 %
21 'A
20%
21 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
100
45'A
45%
44%
28%
45
45%
46
46%
28%
9%
28
28 Va
28
28
3,500
10%
10
10*4
6,800
19%
44%
28%
9%
18%
45
9%
18%
44%
28%
10Va
19%
19
19
17
16%
16%,
*16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
36%
35%
36%
35 Va
36%
*180%
181%
*180%
181%
350
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,100
41%
2,900
50
.
& Bros—
52
N
10%
16
National
Acme
10% Oct
National
13%
Dec
Jan
13
40%
Deo
31'A July
12
170'A Mar
185%
Sep
175'% Jun
30
Dec
6
23
May 27
National
18% Aug
1
39% Jan 17
National
Aviation
National
Biscuit
1
5% July 13
31
July 13
186
Jan
9
8% Apr
42% Oct
29
6
7%
Automotive
Fibres Inc
Can
National
Cash
Register
Lines Inc
Jun
8% Aug
7% July 12
10
Feb
15
National
Jun
9%
Jan
6% Jun
27
11% Oct
11
National
Container
Jan
10% Jun
27
13% Oct
13
National
Cylinder Gas
Deo
36
July 17
48% Oct
6
National
Feb
13%
39%
Feb
17% Aug
14% Mar 30
19% Sep
25
National
17%
Jun
22%
Dec
20% July 17
Jun
19%
Dec
15
26% Sep 25
22% May 31
National
xll%
86% May
95%
Dec
94% Jan
11
102
Jun
Dec
35
10
53
Oct
4
Sep
178
Dec
X150
Apr
Jan
183
125
Jan
152%
5% Mar
7%
Dec
19%
Dec
26
Dec
Jun
x%
Jun
19'A
Jan
Jan
$4,50
July 13
185% Jun
5
Jan
11
157
4
7% Jan
4
9% May 31
25
27,% Oct 13
18
Jan
Jan
A July 19
22% Jun
29
Oct
Feb
28%
15 %
Dec
19% May
Dec
1
86
Jan
15% Apr
71% Apr
38%
Dec
36% July 13
9%
Jun
12 %
Apr
10'A July 13
9%
Jun
13%
NOV
7
14% Oct
9
Natl
3
Tea
Natomas
Jan
13% Mar
Jun
14%
Dec
xl01%
Jan
104%
7%
Jun
29
$ per share
28
Nehl
17% Feb
10
Neisner
Dec
102% Mar 10
11
4%%
Feb
7% July 13
106'A Aug
11% Jun
Nov
34
July 11
Oct
99
July 18
Dec
102%
Deo
Jun
42
Co
10% July 25
x99% Sep
5
40
13
Jan
9
105% Feb
16
(The)
13 Va Mar 23
103
Apr
New
Inc
J)
England Elec
4%
26% Mar 29
32% July 27
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
3
38
Jun
13%
Jan
24% July
11% Jan
Jun
102%
Dec
90
Jun
142
Dec
128
Mining Corp
Industries
common
July
4
4%%
Oct
13
New
3
17% Oct
13
New
3
188'A Oct
3
N
Jun
29
149
Aug
4
19
Jun
6
N
Y
preferred
York
Air
13% Jan
20%
Jun
30
Dec
28% Mar 29
40
Oct
4
New
48
Feb
61
Dec
56
Jan
26
69% Oct
4
$5
York
Chic
Dec
St
250
Mar
220"
Feb
21
246% Apr
19
N Y &
9%
Jan
6% Jun
27
13
Oct
13
N
Jun
33%
Jan
28% Jun
27
41% Oct
13
15%
Feb
19
Apr
16% Jun
27
20% Apr
12
21% July 27
95
Jan
9
18% July 13
25% Jun 30
28% Apr
100
Feb
24 Va Mar
5
15
9
29
Jan
85% July 26
91
Mar 29
93
97% Jun
98
J«»n
July 28
July 26
9% Jan
4
5
20% July
8%
Jun
11%
Jan
10% Jan
13
20%
20%
20%
*82'%
82%
*82%
82%
60
45 %
45%
45%
45%
2.900
1.600
3.000
14
8%
8%
13%
14%
9%
I per share
11%
'15%
*105
*8%
*38%
*101
11%
15%
106*48%
*78%
1
16 'A
Monday
Oct. 9
$ per
11%
15 %
*105
8%
39
38%
100%
16%
*78
16%
HIGH
$ per
11%
83A
38%
101
15%
8%
38%
'100
11%
101
8%
8%
PRICES
5
share
Shares
11%
11 Va
11%
7,400
*14%
15 Va
*14%
15%
$ per
15 Va
8%
9 %
$ per
$ per share
9 %
STOCK
38%
38%
38%
*100%
101 Va
CLOSED
38%
EXCHANGE
101%
11'A
11%
"100%
11%
11%
79%
79%
79%
80 Va
16%
15%
16%
16 Va
Haven
80 Va
1,200
16%
5,800
Y
State
Common
$8.75
15% Sep
36% Apr
53% Mar
122.000
171
177
176
177%
2.200
140
143
144
146'A
2,300
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
15
15
15 Va
3.700
39%
*37%
39 Va
*37%
69%
*68
69%
*67
17 Va
177
225
16%
170
*200
17
Norfolk
Western
&
21% Feb
24
North
American
North
American
78% Jan
Dec
28% July 26
Dec
17
Jan
27% Oct
8%
Feb
11%
Dec
10
July 11
Apr
95
Dec
93% Feb
13
Adjustment
17%
Va
15%
39 Va
*37%
39 Va
*37%
39 Va
68 Va
*67
68
*67
68%
*210
225
%
220
10
11%
11%
11%
11%
12'/a
12 Va
13
26.500
40%
39 Va
39%
39%
41 Va
41
41%
17%
17%
17%
18 Va
5.900
23%
24
23%
24
8,600
224
220
220
11%
40%
40%
40
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
24%
24 %
24%
23%
24 Va
*94
96%
96
96
21
21%
20%
21 Va
26%
1
14%
4
Ry
*33%
50
25
com
25
*26%
10
preferred
17%
Co
1
Aviation
■210 Va
6.500
26%
26%
26%
"95
20%
26%
87 Va
*94
♦95
97
20%
21
2674
87%
*85'A
88
*93
14.700
27
27 Va
26%
20
21
27%
*95
21 Va
95%
97
20%
97
94
*85 Va
5,800
100
88
100
93
93
101 'A
101 Va
101%
101%
220
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
9,200
33%
33%
33%
33%
101 Va
101 Va
r-4 © o £
101%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
34
33%
34
34
34
50%
50
50%
27
26%
27
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17 Va
17%
20.500
14 Va
14%
14 Va
14%
20,000
49%
*26
50
27
,
49%
*26
50
49%
27
*26
50
'
1,400
7,600
200
27
Central
Ry
Northern
Natural
Gas
Northern
Pacific
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
50
*82%
83%
*82%
83%
*82Va
83%
82 Va
82
10
Co
1
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32'A
32 Va
33
32%
33
100
Northern
Northern
13
17
15 %
12%
24%
Nopco Chemical Co..
6
16%
16%
17%
100
12
16%
Corp—
Corp..,
27
Feb
8
17%
170
*67
No par
Feb
4,900
*37%
No par
Electric
■
143
12
__
Noma
2.100
32%
38
167%
*210
A
3.40%
10
32 Va
37'A
14%
Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
Class
36%
37 Va
■
142%
100
preferred
Niagara
32 Va
36
*77
81
173
50
A
Gas
13
39%
Oct
&
31%
36
102
19%
106% July 13
Eiec
31%
35 Va
143'A
partic stock—1
Shipbldg Corp
Y
31%
36
*142%
RR Co_100
Hart
series
N
32 %
36
*77
81
143 %
*173
No par
Co
&
5%
78%
32
90
143%
16%
100
com
preferred—No par
Harlem RR
Y New
Preferred
78%
32 %
20
11%
13,500
lfi%
*79
81.
81
300
39
101%
79%
DAY
16'A
102
85
2
32%
*36
3.300
9'A
101
*99
COLUMBUS
101
*99
101'A
400
106%
*105
106 Va
*104
8%
share
80 Va
_100
Jun
3
*77
the Week
Oct. 13
11%
11%
lOGVa
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 12
Oct. 11
share
♦104
13%
8%
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct, 10
11 %
15 Va
SALE
13%
13%
8%
9
AND
share
106 Va
13%
13%
8%
102
80
46
'13%
8%
preferred
Jan
Dec
20%
82%
3.90%
11%
11% Mar
20%
*81%
45%
103% Mar 20
31
30%
20%
46'A
88 Va
17% Aug
1
88% May 18
39% Feb 23
20%
20%
81%
45'A
95 Va
28
July 17
25% July 10
15% July 12
Jun
20%
81%
46%
*94
43% Jun
Jan
31
Co
2.600
21
*87
26
15%
13%
14
1
ft
82%
95
Jan
12
*28%
88%
Jan
Jun
28%
*94
Dec
7
28%
*87
28'A
109% Mar
46%
29
100
59%
Sep
12.600
47%
29
lOfl
30
107%
1.700
45%
29%
preferred
preferred
Jun
Va
600
9,600
29'A
48
29'A
3.60%
Sep
84
26%
46%
47%
8
Mar
75% July
26 3 4
'
common
N
21%
27%
%
29
45%
No par
Louis
Dock
non-cum
Jun
26
%
27
A
48%
20%
100
Central.
&
York
21
47%
%
26%
46 Va
*82
No par
1,100
2.900
%
26%
45%
10
—
Brake
20
9%
27%
27
29
preferred series A
100
Y City Omnibus Corp.—No
par
Jan
14
157%
9%
9*4
26%
48'A
6%
17
14%
Jun
26
26
'
Oct
Jun
6%
*9%
9'/a
26
11%
Jan
Nov
9%
101 Va
Apr
96%
*26%
11%
33%
Jan
%
%
27%
*100%
35
86
%
27%
11%
Jun
Va
210
*155%
101%
Jun
5%
8.900
156
11%
24%
205
20
51%
183%
26%
I %
27*4
*100%
12%
10
100%
51
*99%
26%
1
79
9'A
51%
26%
>
pfd_100
66 % Mar 14
56
99'A
51
26%
System
Pr & Lt Co
Apr
10% Jan
117%
99%
183
No par
100
com
Jan
Newport
21,300
156
12.50
preferred
Newmont
27,300
17%
183
100
Dec
2
2.900
26
17
158
1
Dec
21
18
25%
17%
183
common
14%
17% Sep
17%
25%
182
LOW
72%
82 % Oct
18
17
*155
Oct. 7
67%
6
17%
9 Va
Saturday
Apr
26
51%
50%
2.900
10,300
25%
157
STOCK
Feb
58
48
182
1
65
S'/a
47%
9%
Co
Inc
New Jersey
13
48*4
157
10
Fibre
(J
47
182
100
YORK
Co
13%
9%
Pa com___10
preferred
3%%
13
158
1
Newberry
46,200
13
183
Corp
Nesco
5,000
11%
12%
8%
*9%
No par
CO—
jtsros
8%
11
*156%
Par
12% Feb
Mar
94
Ref
$ per share
1
13
39'A
x
18
100
52%
8%
11%
*182
EXCHANGE
8% Aug
11 %
Jan
50%
1.100
10,000
8%
1
No par
NEW
14% Jan
1023A
Jan
8*4
*99%
41%
42
6,400
17
10%
9
10%
12%
100
Corp
Co
Highest
14%
Mar
93%
51%
41%
410
19%
19
*182
Corp.—_No par
Corp.—
—10
Vulcanized
18%
100
7%
42%
19 Va
100
Service
preferred
11% Jan
Lowest
S per share
9%
12%
51%
Supply
4'A %
National
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
$ per share
*99%
10
STOCKS
Year 1919
Lowest
17%
No par
common
National
2
Sep
Range for Previous
1
18%
26%
Natl
15
27
July 13
18%
x25%
17%
Sugar
21% Oct
48%
18%
National
47
46%
13
26%
Steel
83% Sep
10%
12%
9%
28,700
20%
46%
47%
18%
18%
25%
26
17%
17%
*99% 100
9%
9
10%
12%
182
7%
41'A
8%
10%
12%
42%
42
18%
Shares
4
7%
26%
National
27
7%
48%
1
National
9
Dec
Linen
183%
5
preferred A
preferred B
6%
National
42%
35%
180%
36%
36
182%
No par
Stores-
com
6
29% Oct
Jan
48
4
26
21%
x80
12%
No par
-
Co
9%
10%
24
U Jan
27% Oct
49 % Aug
Mar 22
7 %
Lead
*9%
Co
Prod
preferred
8%
10%
Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
Natl Power & Lt ex-dist
No par
35% Mar 31
21%
Distillers
Gypsum Co
National
7%
42%
Co
Department
National
7
38%
25%
169%
14
July 25
36%
181
No par
1
Dairy Products
27%
"12
36
181
1
5%
Jun
19%
*16%
10
5
9%
1
10
Corp
City
10'A
100
common
preferred
National
28%
10%
5
Corp
Co
28%
1
14% July 12
Nov
Louis
Co
12
7% Mar
St
Airlines
Jan
36%
&
28% Aug 17
Jun
Jun
Corp
Chatt
13
Jun
Jun
Nashville
29
9%
4%
11
Jan
10%
30%
45% Oct
Nash-Kelvinator
6% Jun
30%
18
May 20
24%
24%
24%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
26%
27%
121,700
11
10%
10%
10.900
96
95%
96
*107%
108
Co
Ry
States Pwr Co
*82 Va
Va
83 Va
10
3,200
(Minn)—
10%
10%
Common
No par
10%
11
10%
15
$3.60
No par
96
96
96
109% Mar 24
$4.80
No par
*107
107%
107%
10
11
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
6.600
18 Va
18%
18 5
8
19
3.000
28%
28%
28
Va
29
410
*13%
14%
14
14
900
Mai 22
97% Jun
preferred
preferred
Jun
27
13
Aug
1
Oct
15'A Jun
26
21% Feb
18
36%
Dec
23% Jun
20
32% Mar 28
Northwestern
14%
Oct
12% Jun
29
16% Jan
Norwich
17
Northwest
4.6%
Airlines Inc
common
preferred
Telegraph
10%
^
Co
25
*18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
50
*
Pharmacal
108
*29
29%
29
29
28%
29
14%
13%
14 %
13%
14%
30%
30%
14%
2.50
10%
95
*107'A
95%
95
95%
108
108
750
170
108
O
Jan
27%
99%
Jan
33
May
lib"
35% May 26
A Oct 13
Dec
28% July 12
A Oct 13
106
July 28
95% July 18
23'A May
33%
Jan
26% Feb
14
41 % Oct
13
17%
Jan
19%
Dec
18% Oct
9
20
Jun
31%
Jan
19% July 11
Nov
99
Jan
90
91
For
footnotes
see
page
22.
July
8
112% Mar
100
9
Jun
22
40% Oct
6
43% Sep
29
20
Jan
9
27% Jan
10
101% Oct
5
8
common
30%
30%
*108%
109%
30'A
30 Va
30%
30%
15.900
18
Ohio Edison Co
A
40,400
109
109%
109%
109 Va
109%
99
98 Va
98 Va
98 Va
98%
39%
40 Va
39%
40
41%
41%
30Va
30
Rights
4.40%
3.90
Ohio
preferred
preferred
Oil
100
Co—
Oklahoma
4%
100
Gas
No par
&
4Va%
Corp
Co
99
98%
98Va'
109
*98Va
40%
39%
40%'
com__20
*42
42%
42%
42%
39Va
x41%
40
42%
19
19
18%
18%
*18%
19
25%
25"%
25%
26
common
convertible
*98%
108% 109%
20
Elec
preferred
Oliver
,
preferred
.1
100
40%
*99
100
98%
99
25%
99%
25%
100
*18%
25%
X100
41%
*18%
19
25%
100
i.
'-T.
41%
19
210
240
12,100
1.600
200
25%
25%
7.100
99%
99%
370
Number 4951
Vtrtume 172
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1451)
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1949
Lowest
Highest
f-per share
X per share
Xper share
NEW
107/a
Dec
10 Va Jan
3
96%
Dec
95
Jan
3
18%
Aug
22 %
Jan
20 V« Jan
2o
28
Jun
40 %
Dec
30
11 >4
Jun
16%
Dec
79
Jan
72
64%
Dec a
57% July 12
14
Jan
11% Apr
1
17% Sep
7% Jan
3
22
49%
Jan
27% Sep
42'/« Jun
22
23
Otis
19
Oct
5
Jan
14
11
103
Outlet
10%
&
28%
35%
35%
Mfg,——.2.50
Glass
30
34%
*18Vi
No par
Owens-Illinois
*27
Co
♦74
19
9,800
.
28%
*26%
27%
35%
35%
34%
35%
<
*18%
18%
•18%
76
*73%
•"
18%
*73%
200
76
*74-
'
71%
12.50
71%
72
71 %
72%
5
*16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
10
18%
18 %
17%
17%
•17%
18%
*17%
18
66
•62
66
*38Va
64%
29%
*62
39
39
•38 Va
39%
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
COLUMBU8
32%
DAY
72%
6,000
16%
71%
70%
7,200
18%
18%
76
72%
2/0
102%
*26%
35%
71%
Shares
12%
11%
102
18%
*74
the Week
share
X per
'
102
76
18%
■
77%
t
35%
35%
t per share
-
11%
Sales (or
Friday
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
share
102
103
»27%
No par
Marine
♦26%
X per
11%
11%
♦101
30
10
Co
11
11
102
102
</.
Thursday
,,
Oct. 11
X per share
X per share
11
103
Elevator
Outboard
73% May I9
t per share
.
5
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
A__100
common
preferred
Collins
Oppenhelm
82
2
(The)
Corp
convertible
8%
SALE
HIGH
AND
Monday
Oct. 7
Par
Omnibus
15
Apr 21
104% Jun
7
July 26
14% July 10
Aug
Saturday
X per share
Feb
t'4% July
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
79% July
c%
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK
19
P
11 % Mar
Pacific
Nov
10%
Jan
51
Sep
71
Apr
49
29
Aug
40
Jan
27% July 11
43
Sep
27
18
Feb
21%
Nov
15 %
23
Feb
4
7%
July 12
July 27
30%
Jan
34
Sep
30% July 26
5-0
Jun
54
Jan
48
27%
Jun
34% July
69
Feb
Jan
135
2%
104%
148
Dec
4%
Jun
.
Jun
3%
Jun
Jan
10%
Gas
Lighting
Phcific
152
Jan
3% Jun
29
8
Jun
27
11
Feb
Jun
22
Oct
18% Apr
17
22% Oct
36
Dec
38%
Dec
34% Jan
13
Jun
104%
8%
Apr
15%
Jun
102
Dec
Jun
107
Aug 15
5% Feb
20%
Dec
13% July 17
Dec
104%
Jan
97% Mar
17%
Oct
22%
Dec
17% Feb
37
Aug
47%
Oct
38
101
Packard
Pan
2% Sep
13
Park
22
Parke
29
Dec
26% July 11
5% Aug
8
4
Jan
■
9% Jan
5% Apr
17
-14% July 11
7%' Aug 10
8
19%, Aug 10
5%
July 31
38 Va Mar 17
Penlck
67% Oct
19%, Jan
15% Apr
37%
Dec
31
42 %
Jan
57
Dec
7%
Jun
10%
Feb
53% Apr
7% Apr
17%
Feb
26 %- Dec
•
Dec
23%
-
-
25
2
35
Dec
Jun
111
Mar
Xl06% Jun
9
Dec
21% Jan
6
Penn
1
10
38
July 25
Oct
11
Penn
13%
Nov
17%
Jan
14% Jun
27
Jun
45%
Nov
•41% Feb
20
52
29
Jan
37%
Dec
96%
Feb
137
Dec
7% May
13
Dec
v.
22%
,x8
Nov
12
Apr
21
Mar
35
Dec
1C2
Jan
Dec
108
103
9%
Jun
13%
Nov
19 % July 12
25
40%
Jun
57%
Dec
51% Jan
75% May
36%
Jun
53%
Jan
44% Mar 27
58
Oct
56
x48% Mar
11% Jan
16 % Oct
13
25
Jan
20%
Jan
24%
Nov
23% July 20
Jun
26% May
8
23% July 18
& Co Inc
(Chas)
Pfizer
1
27% May 26
26% Mar 17
$1 conv preference com
Apr
117
113 % Aug
17
116% Mar 23
4.4%
preferred
98
Jan
104%
Dec
102% Sep
22
106% Jun
9
3.8%
preferred
105
Apr
110%
Sep
106% Apr
18
110% Feb
24
4.3%
preferred
110%
Sep
X per
S per
share
share
Jun
19%
Jan
22%
Jun
40%
Jan
79%
Nov
88%
Feb
84 % Jan
37%
Jan
55%
Dec
46
18
16% Oct
3
54% Apr
21
4
July 17
96 % May
Philco
Jan
105
Dec
10%
Feb
14
Dec
87% Aug
51% Jun
102% July 17
100% Aug 15
93%
3%%
3
103
Sep
Feb
3
94% Jan
13
4
26
Dec
91% Aug
8
64
Apr
57% Jan
27
76% Oct
6
Sep
11
Mar
9 % Mar 31
16% Apr
24
Jun
7 %
32%
Aug
Jan
105%
Apr
95%
30
Jun
8
101% Sep
21
16% Oct
100%
Aug
6
97
17
Jun
17% Sep
110
Oct
5
20
Dec
Jan
14% Mar
79
Jun
88
Dec
86
24%
Jun
32
Jan
24'/8 July
10%
Jun
16%
Jan
14% July 17
19
% Aug 18
Feb
Mar 17
3
Oct
13
93% Oct
3
36 % Oct
4
142
Jan
155
Nov
148
Mar
1
155
Mar 21
156%
Jun
170
Jan
163
Mar 22
171
Oct
28%
Jun
37%
Dec
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
7
30% July 17
Mar 30
10% July 17
135
40% Oct
9
Sep
3
7
25
12% July 27
July 17
179
Aug 29
Jan
3
109
Oct
7
Jan
4
87
Oct
7
61% July 25
75
Apr
175
May
140
64% Nov
88
Jan
71
55
71%
Jan
61
Nov
14%
Jun
135%
Dec
25%
147
Dec
Feb
19% Jun
135% Jan
30
29
13
145
Sep
6
Sep
1
May 16
Xl9 %
Jun
29
Apr
26% Oct
9
8%
Feb
12%
Nov
9% Sep
20
12% Apr
lo
.36%
Feb
50%
Apr
38% Feb
14
54 % Oct
7
Mar
44%
Sep
38% Jan
16
52
Aug 31
Jun
13%
Oct
11% Jun
27
16
Oct
32
8%
12%
15%
Nov
8%
Apr
Jan
19
July 28
July 25
7% Mar 23
13
16% Mar
13
8
25
preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Forgings Co
——1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com..100
7% gtd preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—10
Pittsburgh Screw <fc Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com.,.—No par
7% preferred class B
100
5% preferred class A
100
5% % 1st ser conv prior pfd—100
5%% 1st series prior pfd std
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Plttston Co
(The)
1
Plough
5
5
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Pond
Poor
Pocahontas—.:
Creek
<fc
Co
Potomac
class B
Electric Power Co
1
No par
10
45 % Oct
7
6
109% Jan
10
A
Jun
30%
Dec
25% July 18
34% Jan
30
Inc com
1
preferred series A..50
Procter & Gamble
No par
Publicker Industries Inc com
5
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
Public Serv Co of Cqlo
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana_.No par
4.64%
preferred
100
3%%
preferred —
100
Pub Serv El & Gas com
No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
-.100
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil
(The) common
No par
5%
conv
preferred
100
Purity Bakeries Corp
No par
15%
Jun
20Va
Jan
18% Jan
4
23% Aug 24
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„ 10
9%
Jun
66%
Jun
14%
74%
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
3
73% Jan 13
23% Apr 18
79% Apr 19
Jun
32
14%
Jun
79%
Dec
Oct
22
Mar
Feb
90 Va Mar
■
—_
—
13% Oct
13
27
July
3
35% Oct
13
56
4%
21
Mar 22
69 % Sep
5
27
22% Oct
11
13% Jun
Jan
4
21% Jun
30
80
90
24% July 12
30
July 18
86% Jan 26
123
117
%
Jan
25%
Dec
21
July 13
Jun
IK
29%
Dec
25% Aug 16
Nov
105%
Dec
103% July 27
a
Feb
a
Jun
Jan
37
33%
109
31% Jun
30
Oct
26% Feb
27
July
107% Oct
Apr
Oct
7
28% May 31
Apr
Apr
90% Jun
26% Feb
30% Feb
107% Mar
42% Oct
14
28
23
8
2
9
13
Pressed Steel Car Co
4%%
conv
£*SS
23%
Jun
n 1/.
CI/.
An.
T„i„io
For footnotes see
Dec
page
Wov,
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uSS&i3.
10K
29'A
OS/.
27
22.
July 13
33% Oct 10
2%
2%
V-. 2%
40%
30%
♦43
40%
31%
20%"
2%
40%
30%
8
7%
12%
2%
40%
30%
•
30% V
:
7%
'
•7%
'; 500
7%
♦18%
5,600
13%
7%
64%
65
64'A
64%
64 %
64%
84%;
10%
10%
24'/a
23%
24%
38
36
36%V
■i
*
,
10
24%
*34%
-
34%
119
.
16 %
10 Va
1
35
-
21
107
10%
109
'107
10%
•>'
:
25
38
•
1,500 «
1.
5,300
10%
10%
23%
38
-
800
18%
23 %
/a
38
♦107
•
109
24%
/
10 Va
%
36
.
•107
25%
24%
10%
%
36
2.000
10,200
1,400!
63
19
4,700 V
-
8 Va
13%
38
109
<
•
2,200
3,000
1,000
109
♦107
24%
25
25
25%
20
6,800 1
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
68,600
50%
50%
49
50%
49 Va
49%
*48%
49%
1,000
*33%
34%
34
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
200
118
117%
118
119
119%
2,000
16%
17
17
*33%
118
119
118
16%
15%
10%
10%
10%
15%
15%
10%
10%
10%
17
9%
10%
*33%
34%
33%
33%
*33%
34 Va
♦104%
105 %
♦104%
105%
♦104%
105%
♦104%
15%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,600
159,300
105 %
34
34
200
2,400
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21Va
70
70%
69%
69%
69%
69%
69 %
.69%
3,000
58%
59%
57%
58%
57%
58%
53
10,200
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
«■ ,58%
58%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25 Va
24%
25%
*25
106%
107
Monday
Oct. 9
AND
114%
♦102%
103%
•106%
107
HIGH
Tuesday
SALE
58%
25%
2,900
1,110
2,600
113%
113%
120
103%
103%
200
♦106%
107
50
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 11
Oct. 10
$ per share
4,000
25%
25%
*25
114%
103%
107
*102%
103%
107
114
114
114
114
*102%
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 12
X per share
Oat. 13
X per share
Sales far
the Week
I per share
X per
15%
49%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
31,000
46 Va
48%
46 %
47%
46%
48%
46%
47%
18,000
93%
93%
93
93 Va
93
93%
93
93'A
520
54%
55%
55 Va
55%
55%
55%
56
56%
12,300
*104%
105 Va
100
*101
103%
100
18%
*150
*109
18%
156
172'/a
40% 40%
8%
8%
14% 14%
*107
200
108% 109
87
87
"73% 73%
*27
27%
*138
146
share
*104%
106
♦101
♦19
*93
75%
105
lOo
*UHj/4
I0u'/a
STOCK
102%
101 %
101%
*101
102%
EXCHANGE
19%
*1R%
-19%
*1
95
*93
95
♦93
76%
'<
o
Va
io'A
8
%
74%
*13%
13%
13%
1*%
14%
32%
32%
♦31%
32 V#
39
102%
102%
16%
♦108
18%
*91%
35%
18%
17
120
19%
94
35%
18%
102
16%
♦108
18%
♦91%
34%
18%
102%
*101%
16%
*16%
120
19'A
94
35%
18%
*151
156
*151
156
♦169
172%
♦169
172%
*108
18%
♦91%
35
1o:i4
X per share
CLOSED
*18%
7
0
Va
95
COLUMBUS
75%
75%
8,700
DAY
14%
14%
600
32 Va
14%
32%
32
102%
102
17
16%
120
*103
19%
94
19
19
156
*151
170
170
~30
13,600
39%
38%
39%
38%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
14%
109
*85
86%
14 Va
14%
♦1G8
108
108
85%
86%
86
86
74
73%
73%
26'A
26%
26
*73
26%
26%
26
26%
14%
200
108
73%
146
14%
*168
108%
73%
♦138
14%
107%
*167
*138
25%
200
146
26%
♦138
26
2,800
39
38%
8%
200
5,600
19%
156
170
40%
14
86
*73
8%
14%
103%
86
250
26%
27
600
*138
146
180
27
%
146
26%
25%
25%
10%
54 Va
10%
10%
10%
11
11
11
10%
11
51%
54%
51%
53 %
51%
53
52
52%"
49%
49
49
48%
42%
42%
44%
45 %
*107% 103
530
73%
10%
53 /a
*104'A 105 %
13,500
26,200
200
25%
»49
50
15%
15%
13%
13%
11%
11%
34Va
34Va
67%
67%
21%
21%
88%
90
26%
26%
27'A
27%
118
118
*89 %
90
22%
22%
*27
27%
10,600
35%
169%
8'A
107
90
1,000
113
20
35 Va
39%
*167
16%
19 Va
35%
300
102
*91%
94
♦151
18%
Shares
19%
*93
95
26%
10,200
2,200
11,600
500
48%
43%
48%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
4,200
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,900
79,400
♦49
11%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
13%
13 V.
13%
34 Vs
35
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35%
67
67%
67 Va
67 Va
67%
67%
67%
67%
20%
21%
20%
21%
21
22%
31%
22
*89%
90%
*89%
90%
90
90
90
90
26'A
26 %
X25 Va
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
3,400
27%
27%
26%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
4,700
118%
118%
119%
2,100
4,900
32,700
330
380
119%
119%
119%
118%
*89%
90%
89%
89%
*89%
90%
*39'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
13,200
27
27%
27
27%
27
27%
27 Va
27%
8,500
105%
105%
119
105%
105 %
♦104%
105
105%
10
90
110
105
42
42%
41
42
41
42
42
42%
9,200
43%
45%
43%
44
43%
43%
43 Va
44'A
23,200
*107%
108
107%
107%
107%
107%
300
30%
1,200
2j% 23%
700
18% 13%
76,4 76 ,4
6
b/a
94,100
1,200
lo,3UU
» •*.
1W0
*107%
108%
31 %
30%
30%
*23%
23%
23% 23%
23% 23%
♦23,A 23%
Radio Corp of America com__No par
,
$3.50 1st preferred—No par
1
18%
-./76%
8
19%
76%
8Va
18% 19%
76
76 ,4
7%
8Va
18% 18%
77
77
7%
7%
18% 19
76,4 77
8
8
No par
...j*
*33'A
33%
33 ,4 33,4
30
30%
30
30%
.
30
'
,
Corn
Parlin-TOH.h-Ornheum
Raybestos-Manhattan
400
2%
■
•
100
9,500
44
'
13%
7
7%
10,300 '
,k:
•;
20%
40%
"
•
8
7%
12
17
99-
*97%
*30%
R
T.,_
43%
16%
99
64 %
10%
64%
*108
120
18% 18%
*92% 94
35% 35%
Pittsburgh
43%
*97%
34 %
102/a 104
*6/" 1</b
No par
:
2
Pitts C C & St Louis RR—
100
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com_.No par
$5 convertible preferred—_No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
1
$4
9
26
11
11% July 14
5
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
94
100%
100
No par
100
No par
com
Jones
Phoenix
34% Mar 23
106
Corp
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips
200
15,500
7%
34
93'A 93'A
55
55 Va
*104% 106
*101
102 Va
*19
20
*93
94Va
76
76%
*13% 14
*3!% 32%
100
100
preferred
3.90% series preferred
9
Jan
preferred series A
4%
6
20
14
3
common
43%
8
7%
18%
15%
48%
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common.—5
57% Mar 17
106'/a Sep
Corp
20%
11%-
'
»
-
34%
Saturday
1
20%,
-
8
Oct. 7
Coal & Iron
103%'.
18%
*105
STOCK
6C0
5,7001
f
41%
103%
:
34%
70%
70%
58 Va
58%
58% 59
25%
25%
*25
25 Va
*114
115
*102% 103Va
Par
Phila & Reading
9
:•
LOW
$ per share
$ per share
11% Apr
32% Jan
YORK
l
'
"34%
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
11%
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1949
.
34%
21
No par
100
i—100
100
■
17%
21%
31
31%
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
5
5
1
17%
17%
99
40%
2%
*104% 105 %
16 Va
16 Va
Phelps-Dodge Corp
—25
Philadelphia Co 6% preferred
50
Phila Electric Co common
No par
60% Sep 18
60% Aug 18
5
23%
Jun
of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Corp
Petroleum
7
,60'J '
30,200
*40%
■
19
10%
j—100
7%
3
4%
22 Va
19
*34
No par
preferred
4Va lo
6
Jan
107
July 12
Pet Milk Co common
40%
103%
1,000
9%
22%
35
119
33 VaC
Co
Pepsi-Cola
6
40 %
10b %
-
;
9%
-
18%
16%
4
4
f
•34%
100
Mar
49%
4%
20%
-
7%
Peoria & Eastern. Ry Co
37% Feb
July 13
49%
5.000 '
3%
9%
22
22
8
♦42
7%
3%
-
-
180
149*
7%
19
*33%
12
IVa July 12
28
No par
49 Va
.
1,960
102%
•148
3%
9%
'
102%
149
17%
,
40%
*107
109
*
24% ? 25%
19%
20
50 Va
50 Va
——100
2,700
102%
34%. '34%
»
<
2 500
46%
98
44
8
7,900
51 %
'
18
2%
32
32%
4
40%
7%
21%
40 Va
900
46
*48%
•
104'A
100
20%
2%
7%
*18%
—5
100
11
17%
•99
10
18'A
51%
7%
39%
30
18%
51%
3%
22%
*103%
40%
*103% 104%
77/«
8%
170
39%
*39
44%
*148
•
9%
•21%
12%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Oct
-
9%
22
11%
6
May 19
■4%
♦31%
50
10
•
4
4%
9%
9%
21%
39%
<
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
17
29
49%
-
23
139
July 14
10% Jun
♦48%
50
40%
>
-
10
—7
RR
3%
8
12
Jun
Pennsylvania
3%
32
36% Feb
30% Aug 22
107
.5 "V
25 '■>
& Light Co
Power
3%
812
.?
•
No par
preferred
5%
149%
*31 %
<•
5
Corp
Co
148
43
44
~*2%
40%
\
-
Sand Corp com__No par
Glass
Penn
109
32
Jun
Cement
Penn-Dixie
•
May 9
27% May 24
20% Oct 13
167i
(J C) Co
Coal & Coke
1
-No par
Ford—-
18%
100 V
21V*
421 %
44
No par
Coal Co common.
conv prior preferred
&
.18
*99
.
2.50
Co—&
Peabody
Feb
28
Jun
106
Proof
Transportation
Patino Mines <k Enterprises—
10% Sep
29
18% July 26
30
20
40%
103%
4%
-
21%
103'/a' 103%
.
8
8%
—No par
Penney
July 12
9%
102%
49 Va
-
4%
9%
.40%
par
100
.1
1
Mines
Co—
&
Rust
Parmelee
7
27% Jan
15
Parker
33% Aug 22
9% Jan
Davis
Jan
14%
Nov
•
Consolidated
Utah
Jan
"7%
preferred—'
CorpTilford Distillers Corp
Pictures
51V*
21 Va
100
1
Refining
convertible
4%
Paramount
46% Jun
34% Jan
9
►
16
Feb
Dec
-
5
1% Mar 21
2%
Jun
25
Park <fc
38%
23-% Mar
6
Feb
11
Jan
L com__No
•
103%
148 %
3%
149%
4%
-
Puraffine Cos Inc common—No par
Jan
22'/. Oct
46% Jan
Jun
.—No par
•
102%
148%
103
3%
32
1,100
17%
62
102%
44
■
CLOSED
44%
32
51%
43 Va
51
Airways Inc__—1
Petrol & Transp.._5
Prod Xi
51%
45
3%
„10
preferred -—•—:—
Panhandle
7
July 20
1%
x6
4%
9
51 Va
44
.
World
Panhandle East Pipe
104
•
Corp.
Oil
32 Va
51
44
102%
*147%
1
Corp
Car__
Motor
Amer
Pan-American
21
6
Western
28
24%
'
Mar
Consolidated
Tin
32 %
51 Va
EXCHANGE
Va
16%
17%
01
STOCK
16%
51%
32%
32 %
51%
43 Va
•
100
-100
Teleg com
<fc
Pacific
13
8 'A Oct
1
No par
Telep
»62
32%
No par
Corp
preferred
6%
49% Mar 20
5%
&
Pacific
28
12
95%
65
'40
18%
18%
*63
*39
25
Pacific Mills
Apr
4%
8
Pacific
Pacific
28
44
Electric
13
21
Jan
36
Oct
29%
preferred non-cum
No par
prefererd non-cum
No par
Pacific Finance CoTp of Calif
10
111% May 23
29
Inc
common
2nd
Sep 26
4% Aug 15
51% Sep 13
w4% Jan 11
2% Jun
Co
55% Mar 10
142% July 21
Jan
Coast
47% Sep
3
98% July 13
Dec
Fisheries
1st
Sep 27
35% Jun
July 26
28% Apr
Sep
65 %
Amer
Pacific
26
1
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
20
.
.
.
Monday, October Iff,' 1950
(1452)
Year 1910
Jun
21%
Jun
17%
Jun
23%
Jan
34%
43
Jan
35
Jun
Nov
Jun
Jan
30
28%
36
July
Jan
13%
Apr
10% Jun
10%
Nov
23%
Jan
15
15%
11%
Jan
16%
Oct
12% Mar 30
26%
4%
Jan
Apr
Jan
11
22
Feb
9
28% Jun
22
90
July
8
Feb
11
3
7
1
10% July 17
Dec
62% May 15
93% Aug 22
Aug
20
14% Feb
Jan
20
Jan
10% Jan
13
18% Oct
6% May
12%
Jun
8%
Jan
5% Jan
25
2%
Jan
4%
91%
3
July 13
Dec
8% Jun
30
11% Feb
Jan
23% Jan
13
41% Oct
Jun
10%
13
Oct
29% Oct
4%
4%
34%
13
Feb
100
Jan
3
118% Sep
Jan
9
Jan
26
13% Jan
50
85%
Jan
102%
Jan
108%
13%
Jun
21%
24%
7%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
58
96%
68%
22
15
Jun
19%
Dec
Nov
61 %
39%
Apr
8%
Sep
Jan
33%
Dec
109%
Apr
113%
Feb
35% May
19 % Feb
23
Feb
May 11
48%
12%
Jan
Jun
43%
Dec
114
23% Oct
9
27
18
Oct
6
42'A Jun
30
26
131%
Dec
128
Jan
Jun
100% Nov
98
Jan
78
6%
13%
Jun
Apr
12% Jan
Dec
98
11'A Oct
xl03% July
108
Feb
Oct
Jun
12% July 12
16
86% Jan
5
92
Mar
40% Oct
20
Jan
3
Dec
60
Jan
3
Jan
Sep
16% July 26
16%
36%
56
Feb
5%
Dec
47% Jan
25
31
15% Oct
6
Jan
11%
Dec
10% Jan
Jun
44%
Dec
40
Jun
16%
Dec
14% July 28
20
9%
May 20
Jgn
11
Sep
14% May 31
98% May 17
July 17
Jun
11%
Dec
Jun
4%
5% Jan
3
8% July 13
101%
Feb
90% Mar 13
6%
Jun
6'A
77
25
47%
45%
Previous
22%
22%
6 %
Highest
Lowest
$ per
share
$ per
share
Dec
38%
Jan
22%
*104
105
*104%
105 Va
18
18%
4,800
21%
3,200
51
20
100
21%
22 V.
21%
213A
21%
21%
53 %
52%
52 %
51
51
52%
51
54%
9%
46%
46%
*23 %
17%
16%
55
107
196
140
14
108 % Apr
6
11% Oct
2
~8%
Jun
10%
Oct
11%
Apr
15%
Dec
15% Jan
7
21% Feb
8
34% Jan
25
54% Oct
13
11% July 25
14% Oct
3
Shaller
Oct
4
Sheraton
30
Jun
40%
Dec
_5
Jan
~7
Oct
6% Jan
13
10
4
Shell
Oil
112%
19'A
19 'A
19%
19%
6,100
18'A
19%
18%
33
32%
32%
32%
35,300
32 %
33'A
33%
41%
41%
41 %
4174
3,700
41
41
99
99
42%
100
105%
107
30%
31
-
13%
13%
*8974
90%
*893A
903A
30
90%
39%
38%
39%
39%
40 'A
15,000
1,500
76%
75%
75%
75 %
4,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
177*
71%
72
72
72 'A
71%
73
74%
73%
15
15
1574
15%
1574
53
15%
*15
15
157.
14%
52%
53 %
52 V.
53
5174
52%
52 Va
53
18%
18%
18%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Vt
*18%
1074
10%
10%
10 VB
10%
107#
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
9%
10%
9%
12,790
10
10%
10
10%
*94%
96
70
95%
*94%
10%
*94%
I per share
33%
33%
337*
33%
33%
9,600
40
40
39%
5,000
40'A
40
40
39 %
107
*106
107
♦39%
11
13%
13%
10
x9%
9%
9%
9%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
5,u00
34 %
13,600
9%
102
88
Aug
145/t Jan
3
Jan
14
20
Jun
17%
Oct
16
Feb
107%
Dec
106
Jan
14%
7%
47/a
Jan
10%
Dec
Mar
3%
40
Oct
52%
Oct
Jan
.
'
23
24% Oct
4% Sep
11
20
11
Jan
28
53% Apr
7% July 25
14
11
Oct
14%
Apr
11% Jun
9
14
26%
Feb
40
Nov
36% Jan
3
54 % Aug 30
36%
Jan
45
Aug
39% Sep
28
29%
Jan
35%
Nov
31% July 26
10%
Sep
12
Nov
10% July 12
30% July 12
|
19
July 12
Jan
34%
33%
34%
33
33%
32%
33%
38%
38%
38
38
38%
38%
1,000
x29%
30%
29%
30
297b
30%
49,400
64%
65%
3,300
12
Feb
1
36% Jun
12
45
"
Southern
South
40
Southern
11
Jan
36%
32%
Jun
51
Dec
49
Jun
27
62 % Aug 17
Southern
25 Va
Jun
41
Jan
32% Feb
11
45% Oct
13
Southern
45%
Jun
61
Jan
53% Jun
29
66% Sep
14
56
Nov
66%
Feb
58% Jun
28
65
Feb
9
10% July 12
14% Oct
13
4% Jan
3
10% Feb
15
5
5
7% Oct
6
Jun
13%
Jan
6 Vb
'Jan
37-b July
574 Oct
53%
Dec
73
May
21
Feb
26
22%
Jun
Jan
3
Oct
20% Jun
26
29% Mar
25% Jan
3
Jun
10% Mar
Jan
6%
64
71%
Apr
18%
Dec
37%
Dec
13%
Jun
23%
Feb
100
Apr
Apr
Dec
107
GO
8% Mar 30
66'A Aug
1
15% July
5
29% July 26
106 % Jan
17%
Apr
22%
Nov
20
82
Jun
92
Dec
89% Jan
18%
Jan
52%
Dec
47% Jan
98%
Jan
25
July 13
31
4% July 13
109
Jan
Dec
143
159%
For footnotes
see
Dec
page
121
136
22.
3
July 13
July 13
79
Oct
25% Sep
32
5
14
Gas
&
65
31
32%
31%
32%
5,000
33%
34
33%
33%
2,000
35%
33%
20%
21
20%
21
21%
21%
2,900
25
5
*78
20%
20'A
19%
20%
19%
24
24%
23%
24 %
23 %
113 %
112%
113%
111%
4 %
4%
4 %
♦112
-
4%
8%
8
92
89 %
*89%
91
20
19%
19%
24%
23%
24
111%
111%
4 %
4%
4
8%
8
112%
8
8%
8
53
*51 %
12
12%
12
12%
12
12
*12
12%
48
48%
49
49 %
48%
49%
49
49
%
41
%
*51%
53
...
*51%
53
♦51%
53
*41%
42%
41%
41 V'2
*41 %
43%
41%
33%
33'A
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
11%
11%
-
20%
20%
20%
36%
36%
36%
36%
3,500
60%
60%
i23,300
61%
45%
457a
28,800
66%
66 %
60 %
59%
60%
44%
44%
45%
64%
65
66%
64 %
64%
63%
63
63
64
64
13%
13%
14%
1
No par
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
$7
43%
(The)-
-
1
1
__2
No par
5
Co
(E. R) & Sons common
1
preferred
No par
preferred
&
Elec
Co
prior
preferred
13%
Inc
1
No par
& Bros
Co
common
$5.50 preferred
Gas
47,500
20 %
64%
preference
$6 prior preferred
6.30G
11 %
36%
43%
$4
33 %
11%
20%
60%
$3.50
200
33%
36%
6478
Stand
1,400
5,200
41%
20%
43%
Inc
12%
50
11%
61
Brands
52%
20%
64%
Standard
14,500
11%
43
D
2,500
8'/a
36%
60
$4
700
4%
11%
Co„_
(AG)
1,100
62,700
36%
Pacific
Sparks Withington
49%
*41
19%
24%
112
20 %
Railway
Spear & Co
%
12%
*51%
6474
Spalding
19%
23%
*111%
4%
4
8%
8
79%
*78
36%
Squibb
Mar 22
92
92
44
Square
Mar 22
79%
*89%
60%
9
8% Aug 11
*89%
*78
79%
11%
Inc common
$4.50 preferred
77% Mar 27
79%
*78
*78
20'A
Conv
96% May 24
92
*90
21%
36%
Spiegel
6
79%
21%
11%
26
Aug 18
21%
21%
*64%
3
174
64%
31
33%
No par
20% Oct
160
65
30 %
35
20%
Sep 25
24% May
64%
31%
34
7.50
Co
Gas
Corp
Mar
65%
30%
common—No par
5%
non-cum
preferred
100
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
40
1G9
64%
31%
Elec__No par
Natural
Sperry
July 31
12% Sep
85
66%
31%
11%
(The)
Co
Indiana
28%
3% May
31%
66%
25
Edison
California
Nov
10%
30'A
Greyhound Lines
com_No par
preferred
8%
Southern
23% May 25
Apr
38%
31%
Porto Rico Sugar
South
13% Mar 16
.
39
25
50
5
preferred
5,400
"31
Typewrlters_No par
Oil Co Inc
15
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
_1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5%
9%
3 9'A
Corp
Southeastern
9%
33%
♦38%
Vacuum
Socony
DAY
34%
Smith & Corona
7
118% May 24
3% Jun 29
51% Jan
Feb
22% May 26
4
COLUMBUS
3%
Mar
17%
13%
3%
Jan
100% Mar
53
13%
3%
33%
Jun
13%
9%
10
>
52
3%
34%
•97% July
-
13%
•13%
10
Smith (A) & Sons Cpt Co corn—20
3 % % preferred
100
4.20%
preferred
100
Jan
3,600
52%
13%
36 % May 29
10%
10,000
13%
51%
28% July 13
95%
200
5474
13%
21%
52 V.
Dec
83% May
.
21%
21%
20
8
100
1,500
21%
51%
Skelly Oil Co
Sloss-5neffield Steel
12
CLOSED
*21%
70% Aug 11
32% Oct 11
88
EXCHANGE
2174
52
3
July 19
10%
22
20% Jan
77
10%
*21%
10%
51%
Dec
17% July 13
10%
*10%
52%
10%
10%
106
xl06
*21%
Sep
Feb
STOCK
21 %
24%
Jan
10%
11
.
*106
107%
♦106
107
*106
22%
88%
26,900
33%
40
Jun
31%
28'/8
S per share
3 4'A
Jun
Nov
Shares
277s
share
39%
16%
21 */b
t per share
27%
$ per
$ per
32%
18%
25
28
27%
Simonds
Jun
the Week
13
28%
9
19
Oct.
27%
share
27%
Oct. n
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
34%
39% Oct
O)
Oct. 11
34
29% Mar 21
(A
SALE PRICES
2,900
28
Jan
Smith
95
3,900
28%
36%
-
t per
95
Wednesday
Oct. 10
I per share
Oct
Iron
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. 9
May
&
95%
*94%
95 Va
Oct. 7
No par
No par
No par
Corp
1,900
2,800
19,700
52%
28
Oil
7574
75%
75%
17%
73
22
Sinclair
75%
76%
17%
74%
Simmons
14
4,000
13%
7
31% Sep
14 VB
39
9
15
140
112
112
*8974
34% Oct
52% July 13
13%
112%
1374
2% Mar 31
21% Feb
13%
♦111%
40%
24% July 12
Steel
112%
*93%
112%
9074
Jan
&
•111%
94'A
112%
20
96
13%
Nov
Saw
*93%,
38%
4%
Co
95 %
*897.
27%
May
29%
14%
Jun
2%
29%
*93 %
94'A
3,000
30
29%
17%
15
1
1
5
.
30%
107'A
90%
Saturday
Mines
107'A
*75 %
new
Coalition
107
190
98
98
99
*106
40%
«
Corp of America—1
*98
105%
30
LOW
Corp
Mfg
10
>95
95
95%
•95
73,800
90%
Silvtr
King
95%
*95
95;%
•
11%
1074
10%
10%
20
140
39%
*13%
.5
1
Corp
10%
10%
10%
5,600
192
*125
140
*125
*93%
95
♦94
*111%
*185
140
*105%
31%
31%
43,400
56
557b
190
*98%
100
*105%
177'4
177b
17%
55%
190
41%
42%
42
3,200
32%
33%
*98%
17
55
23%
18%
18%
32%
17%
55 %
440
7,400
237b
*125
*95
96'A
18%
Gas
&
Corp
Steel
16%
55
20,900
44%
196
10*'.
10%
*95
-1
No par
Sharp & Dohme common
No par
$4.25 cum preferred
—No par
Shattuck
(Frank
G)
No par
Sheaffer (W A)
Pen Co
1
Sharon
Oil
Shamrock
23%
100
45%
*189
♦125
140
10%
Par
34% Oct
23%
23'%
<
*190
196
*125
_5
EXCHANGE
30% May 19
45%
56%
STOCK
YORK
44
23%
17%
56%
*190
1
No par
NEW
45
23%
17%
56'A
No par
preferred
23 %
23 %
44 %
46%
700
112
112
112
112
30
35
34%
32%
32%
111%
♦1.11%
112
-44%
X
32%
31%
32%
31%
♦111%
112 % J"
700
9%
*9
9%
*8%
9
*87b
9
9
33
32%
*111%
5
—100
;
17%
22 %
com vtc__No par
series A
100
C}0—,
1
Oil Co of Del
No par
—
18
*8%
—100
100
com
17%
18
177a
22%
5
(The)
18 Vb
105%
♦104%
18
106
*104%
*53%
1
5
Co
Elec
105
31%
21%
1
:
82 Va
105
32
x31 %
32
18
No par
preferred
$4.50
8% July 12
13,900
3,200
1,900
27
105% Feb
31 Va
400
31%
82 %
27
July 25
317a
14,600
22 %
6%
82%
24% Jun
33
6%
81%
Servel Inc common
46% Aug 28
6 Va
6%
6%
47'%
46%
*22
227b
84
& Co
Refrigerator Co
Seiberllng Rubber Co
3
46 Va
84
28 % Sep
31% May
Jun
24%
46
*22%
22 %
2,500
15,000
$ per share
$ per share
46%
*22
100
26%
%
*29%
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1 /
Lowest
Highest
Year 1949
26 %
45%
47%
22
STOCKS
Range for
25%
96%
107%
26
84
Seeger
14
25%
400
95%
107 %
17%
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
11
53 % Oct
5%
33%
107'A
29
Seaboard
May 11
26%
22
Seaboard Finance
2
96%
107%
25%
26%
47%
Seaboard Air Line
7
77% Aug 30
21% Feb
82
26%
Louis Southwestern Ry
3.35%
2
*95%
*107
107'A
84
Scranton
Mar 27
Sep
45
96%
96%
96 'A
*95 %
800
45
*42
45
107'A
*42
45
*42
*107
36%
35%
•42
17%
preferred
Dec
35%
29
preferred
19%
35 %
83
3.65%
21%
35%
83
.4.30%
62
35%
160
15,000
29%
4
Jun
35%
11%
*10%
297'.
Aug 29
Jun
11 %
17 Va
94'A Oct
13%
11
29 V.
7
47%
11%
17 Vb
9
Jan
357a
36 Va
11%
29 %
Jan
14
11
17%
84% Jan
91
107b
29%
7
Jan
*112%
17'A
18
Jan
114
29%
31% Sep
12%
*111%
11%
96%
3,100
31%
112%
113%
45
19,800
31%
112%
114
112%
107'A
b%
31%
6%
%
6
6%
30%
113%
*42
109
6 %
31%
31
18
112 % Sep
83
►106%
31%
10,000
287b
109
29%
30
112
109
6 %
6%
31%
400
114
28 7a
*108%
17%
20
104
Oct
104%
6
28%
113%
31%
Jun
91% Mar
Jun
94%
8
27 %
113
112 %
28
*106%
6%
31%
*95%
(new)—1.40
Scott Paper Co new com
No par
$3.40 preferred
:
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
25
21
45
*111%
27%
45,200
18%
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
27
Aug
101% Sep
40%
111 %
700
a'
32'A
105 % Feb
28
78
4
33% Sep
1
94
13
Oct
-
20% May 24
1
Nov
3
41%
35%
Co___100
5% non-cum preferred
—100
St Regis Paper Co common..
5
1st pfd 4.40%
series A
100
St
Oct
96
6
28% Sep
Jun
4
13
38% Aug
90
13
Oct
140
24
85
May
87
57% Sep
192
7% July 13
Jan
91/4
Jun
July
9%
18
25
9% Jun
41 %
417
41
40%
109
*106%
24,900
5,300
10 %
*11%
Stores common
5
5% preferred
—,.
—100
St Joseph Lead Co
.
10
St Joseph Light & Power Co_No par
St L San F Ry Co com vtc__No par
Preferred series A 5% vtc
100
7
Mar
50% Sep
10%
113%
Safeway
21% Sep
Jun
77
37
Mar 24
34
Jan
Jun
xllO'A Jun
4
Mar
12
19
26% July
10
18 Va
(Jacob)
Ruppert
10
6%
♦107
8
3%
32'A
Royal Typewriter
Ruberid Co
(The;—
1
12% Apr
July 13
8
37b
11,000
12
3%
4
*
31
18 5
11%
10
28%
27%
109
18%
4
4
114
*111%
28%
1,000
10
41%
40%
41%
115
74,900
90
10'A
10%
10
150
14%
14%
*39%
4%
4
4%
53%
20
& Haas Co common
preferred series A
Ronson Art Metal Works Inc
28
61
6
12%
6%
Copper Mines
Inc
4%
1
July 13
12% Mar
16%
Jun
18
43% July 28
Nov
21%
18%
12
1,400
6'A
Rohm
May 12
107
Mar 17
102
Dec
17%
12'A
100
10%
10%
Controls
1
Gas & El Corp—No par
Rochester
22
Jun
88
13
60% Jan
Dec
17%
11%
*106%
Robertshaw-Fulton
6
30% July
July 13
17%
12
8%
26 %
6%
Mills
Robbins
6
23% Jun
„■
87%
17%
28%
No par
No par
.
COLUMBUS1
DAY
89%
*88
100
*8%
*25%
*6%
Roan Antelope
32% Oct
13
Jun
87
13
Mar 24
Jan
16
31
Oct
7
3
Company
Ritier
5
19%
10%
7%
22% Oct
12
105
Apr
14
Corp
CLOSED
89
17%
41%
3.60%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
14%
89
11%
*111%
Inc.—___;
Oil
Richfield
Dec
12%
Jun
13
Dec
28
36
26% Oct
13 %
88%
17%
10
10
series———100
Preferred 4.50%
series
100
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
49% Aug 11
13%
11
90
*4
Common
13
4% Jan
1
50c
10
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com_—No par
5%% convertible preferred—100
2
13%
17%
Steel
Drug
57%
13%
10%
*88
1
;
56%
58
13%
13%
2,200
3,200
*57%
58
*56%
58
13%
conv
Preferred
10%
•56%
Reynolds Spring CO—___—,-w—.1
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
108% Jun
15% July 13
Inc
Motors
27
10%
Corp com
No par
prior pfd series A—100
Revere Copper & Brass com_No par
5 %%
preferred
—100
10
Jan
21
Jun
Jan
Jan
16%
8%
99% Mar 31
8
16%
26%
7
50
37% Feb
Jan
5%
Jun
Mar
15
39% Jan
9
19
Dec
21
Jun
15%
x3%
'
Nov
Dec
42%
Jan
3
Mar
16%
8%
Rexall
5
Xl05%
17
16%
•25 V.
25%
soo
16%
8%
6%
42% Aug
33% Aug
Sep
Aug
16%
16%
25%
div
Republic
94% Jan
Oct
39%
17%
15
16%
8%
23
98
17%
14 7/8
16%
25%
15
42% Mar
17%
5oo
15%
26%
25
Dec
10
Jun
♦15
*25 %
7% May 16
20% Jan
103%
Sep
98
109
33 % Sep
Jan
23
Jun
18%
18
July 13
5
Dec
6%
Aug
3
99% Jan
33 %
33
15%
9 %
5
14% Jan
Dec
100
*32%
32%
16%
3
Oct
Jan
16'%
Aug
33
32%
*14%
*8%
13
Jun
91
40
*38
14%
16%
13
Jan
114
33
14%
9%
1
103
40
*32%
38 %
16"%
Co—
&
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Dec
Jan
*38
2,100
*37%
*8%
30
5% Jan
110
40
33
15
14%
25%
39 %
•16%
Inc
Bros
(Robtj
Reo
10
Jun
247 s
50c
13
27%
Jan
5%
17
85
' Nov
24%
17%
14% July 25
4%
73
25%
•32%
400
25 %
25
17%
$1.2#
9% Jan
34%
•17%
Reeves
6
34%
prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp__
No par
Reliance
Mfg Co common
_5
Conv pfd 3%%
series
100
Remington-Rand common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25c
15
Jan
43%
34%
—No par
Reed Roller Bit Co
3
17% Sep
18
Hosiery
Silk
Real
18
Sep
15
30
July 17
56
12%
Jun
8%
2nd
34%
25
41'A
*34%
•38
1st
non-cum
34%
*38
43%
25
2,600
347.
34 %
share
42%
34%
26
43%
42'A
41%
25%
Shares
43
41%
43%
preferred—-50
preferred—50
Mills
5
non-cum
4%
7
Jan
60
Aug
common
4%
Reis
Nov
9%
Jun
6%
50
3
Dec
27
Co
Reading
9
34% Mar 22
39% Feb
19
Jan
6%
Jun
18%
preferred
$2
Sep
Sales for
the Week
Oct. 13
t per share
$ per
Sper share
share
$ per
$ per share
share
•34%
1
—25
50
Rayonler Inc common
3
21
26% Sep 13
35
13
20% Jun 29
30 Vb Jan
34%
share
44% Oct
25
x24% Jan
Feb
Feb
30%
S per
Par
$ per
share
$ per
share
I per
# per share
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Oct. 12
11
Oct.
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Oct. 9
Oct. 7
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCKS
for Preriou#
Range
7%
*6%
*77%
13%
7%
7%
82
*63
13%
7%
*6%
*77 %
13%
137a
7
7'A
7%
82
~
*6%
*79
7%
7
82
6%
*6%
7%
7
82
*77%
*62%
65
1,701
360
14%
14%
4,000
7 Va
7%
9,400
*6%
7
*77 %
82
1,300
25%
24%
25%
24%
25
25%
24%
25%
25'A
29 VB
2874
29
7,000
28%
29%
29%
29
28%
29
28%
117 a
11V4
11%
1174
14,500
117#
117#
1174
11'A
ll'A
8274
•80
81%
no
83 Va
81
80
83%
7974
8474
19
19'A
5,700
20'A'
19%
19
19%
19%
19
19%
1,300
*24%
„
*84
19%
*37 V*
*108
No par
22%
:—No par
com„No par
*91%
No par
No par
No par
63%
com
.
1,900
77 b
*143 Va
1617b
38
109
22%
92%
36%
*108
22%
91%
37 Vt
109
22%
92%
367#
*108%
3674
109
2274
227#
92%
92 Va
7%
77b
7%
7%
63%
63 3 4
62%
637s
144%
144%
144 Va
*144
144%
1617#
160
161 Va
*159
161
77 a
64
11 Vb
37 V*
37 74
*107'A
108%
80
2274
22%
2274
6,400
92 Va
92%
93
*3674
37 Vt
Xl07 Va
107%
22 7
b
*92
774
63
144%
*159
77b
63 %
144 Va
161
774
6374
290
774
8,200
64'A
8,900
144
145
500
*158
160
600
Volume 172
Number 4951
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1453)
NEW
Range for Previous
55
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
S per share
$ per share
Jun
70
61
Jan
NEW
Highest
$ per share
Sep
25
78
Oct
Jun
45%
Nov
42 % Feb
14
58% Oct
Nov
66
Jan
25
87'A Oct
9
20
Jun
27%
Oct
25% Jan
4
33'A Sep
18
102%
Dec
21
104
12
Jun
20%
Dec
18% July 13
25
Jun
22
40
Jun
48
Dec
48
53% Sep
37% Sep
26
Jun
13
July
35
Oct
38%
Jan
6
Jan
26% Mar
^2% July 14
16
Sep
28
Sterchi
34
July 12
39% Feb
10
Jan
98
Sterling Drug Inc
Feb
21
27
Jan
33%
Dec
Jun
14%
Jan
12
1
30% Apr
9%
100
Jan
13'A
Jan
12%
Feb
16%
Feb
28
Dec
13%
Jan
10% Jun
18'A
Dec
21%
Jun
Dec
Dec
.-'52
Dec
9%
23% Apr
Sep
95% Jan
20
52%
Feb
66%
Oct
55'A Feb
71
15
Jan
Jun
122 '
Dec
116% Oct
10
Dec
11%
10% Jan
July
17%
Jan
Jun
16%
21'A
Sep
16% Jan
r19
xl22
Feb
60%
7% Mar
127
Dec
12%
Jun
227
8% Aug
49
Sep
Jan
3
30%
Jun
41%
Dec
35
Dec
108%
Dec
103
July 13
7'A
Feb
11%
Nov
27%
Jun
36%
Dec
33 % Jun
Jun
12
Feb
9'A Jan
17%
Aug
24%
76%
3%
Sep
89
Jun
Jan
Co
A
11% May 11
6
4%%
5
18
10'/a Oct
Jun
12'A
Dec
234
Jun
6%
Dec
11% July 11
4% Apr 10
12% Sep
7% Apr
22% Oct
13%
Jun
18
Nov
17
Jan
3
43%
Jun
65%
Nov
59'A Jan
25
11A
Jun
18%
Nov
15% Jan
24
13
56
Jun
70 %
Dec
63% July 13
86% Oct
16%
Jun
26%
Nov
20'A Feb
37'A Oct
16
33%
58%
Dec
36
July 17
Jun
89 % Sep
22
Sub
48
Dec
44
Feb
14
63
Oct
4
3
Texas
Jun
11'A
Jan
10
Jun
30
14 %
Sep
25
17% Oct
4
13'/4 July
4% Mar
15%
Jan
8%
25%
Apr
12
Dec
14
53
4%
Jun
30
Nov
71/4 Jan
3
321/4 Aug
3OV4 Jan
Jan
41%
Oct
14%
Jun
7%
8% Oct
9
Mar
Apr
95
Dec
2'A May
4%
94% Jan
4
Oct
23% May
Dec
19%
271/s July 28
Jun
25%
Jan
22
Jan
3
13%
Jun
19
Jan
13% Jun
27
32%
Nov
33 %
$2.50
Aug 29
5% Feb
42% Feb
7
Lowest
$ per share
Jan
16%
Dec
14 %
17'A
Dec
15% Jun
Jan
Jun
16%
Feb
6'A
Feb
9%
Dec
98%
Feb
108'A
'
15
July 13
29
Mar
Dec
98% Aug
10
Jan
3
18% July 17
29
1
Jan
10'A
Nov
8 'A Jan
5
Jun
34%
Nov
29% Jan
18
Jun
6%
Jan
4% Jan
15% Sep
25 % Jan
13
36% Jan
5
103
20th
6
Jan
5
13% Apr
13
39
22
22
22
23
26%
3,400
26%
26%
26%
27
19
19%
19%
11,700
19%
19%
19%
13,700
57%
57%
9%
295
15%
*44%
10
115
*11%
11%
9% Oct
3
2
Twin
58 %
9%
295
15%
43%
14%
115
11
11%
*10%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
23%
86
85%
85%
*85%
86
8%
8%
8%
9
*84
8%
__1
8%
58'A
1,500
10%
6,200
9%
300
310
900
15%
15%
15 y4
43
114%
11%
39%
58
9%
295
43
44'%
115
58%
9%
292
15
45
57%
10
290
115
.
*13%
9
—
3,300
43 'A
43'A
600
114%
*10%
39 %
114%
11'A
115
220
11 'A
11 'A
400
39'%
40
39%
5,500
*13%
133/4
*13%
13%
23%
24%
24%
24%
85
85 %
84
85
9
9%
*
9%
17,800
340
10'%
74,200
?12%
13
*12%
13
*12%
13
*12%
13
*12%
13'A
5
5%
5%
*5%
5%
5%
5%
*sy4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
22
75%
75%
75
75%
22%
74
3,000
74%
Co
73%
74%
74'A
75%
13,500
10
^
Oil
23%
Trust—
1
22%
24
22%
23 'A
22%
23%
86%
84%
86'A
83'/8
84 'A
83%
85
85
33%
35%
85%
34%
35'A
8,700
35
36
88
85
88'A
36%
37'A
87%
8
21,500
87%
88
62
87
60
60%
87%
61
61
6,500
61%
62
13%
13%
13%
61 %
13%
61%
13%
13
13%
17%
17%
17%
13%
14
17
17
9.600
17
17-A
17%
17'A
1,200
10%
10%
5,800
36%
36%
13%
50c
*17
11'A
11%
35%
No par
50
*4
37
*36'%
13
*13
13%
8%
8
*40%
25%
7%
69%
*99
"i
v
*6%
—100
3%
7%
29%
70
11%
*13
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x40 %
40%
4%
*4%
4%
26%
27%
7
17
*6%
7'A
69'A
69%
69%
*99%
100%
3
3
3
3
29%
*29%
41
30
41/4
100
28
*6%
69%
100%
29%
100
27%
*99%
220
6,500
4%
26 %
100%
900
8%
8%
.
8,600
13%
8%
3
29%
23%
8%
*99%
3'A
com—No par
42
26
k
: 11
8%
*4%
26%
69%
11
*40%
4%
25%
70
10%
42
*4
100%
23
3 6'A
13
4%
*6%
5
*36
13%
8'A
42
25%
_15
11%
36'A
*13
8%
42
38
10%
.13%
8%
8'/a
36'A
36
*13
1
—
700
24
62
100
common
51/4
35%
87%
preferred
5%
86
10
Ry Co
5%
34%
No par
&
11,000
7%
70
100
70
*99%
3
1,800
■A
100%
3
3%
30%
*28%
29%
*29 >A
3,200
29%
31%
500
Oil——„10
31%
32%
19
19'A
18%
18%
31%
32 %
18%
18%
10,300
.5
18'A
18%
42
42%
42
42%
42
18%
18%
42 %
8,900
41%
42%
42%
43'A
6,200
—No par
Axle
Bearing
32%
32%
31%
32'%
31%
No par
LOW
STOCK
Saturday
v
AND
Monday
Oct. 7
Oct. 9
I per share
I per share
HIGH
Tuesday
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Oct. II
I per share
Thursday
Friday
Oct. 12
$ per share
$ per share
Oct. 13
2
17%
17'A
16%
17'A
16%
167/8
16%
17%
18
18
17%
18%
17'/a
18
17%
18%
18'A
18
18'A
18'A
18 '/4
18%
18%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
10%
10%
1
common
10%
..No par
*106
11
10%
107
106
11%
107
10%
107/a
105%
106%
10%
106
10%
STOCK
106
5
preferred
14%
15%
15
15'A
15
15
14%
23'A
23%
22%
23%
23
23 %
23%
EXCHANGE
)*%
par
23%
No par
No par
Co
Shares
17'A
17%
No par
Co
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
5
Inc
Corp
Coal
Coach
-
15%
44'%
116
57%
10
296
15
45%
*115
58%
9%
305
15%
50
58
10
*295
25
*35
*100'%
Transit com__No par
prior preferred
_50
conv
89,700
22
26%
Century Fox Film com—No
57c
15%
22
$4,50 prior preferred
13
15%
22%
Twin City Rap
Apr
190
19%
5
YORK
conv
500
26%
10c
preferred
$1.50
70%
117%
22
common—
Truax-Traer
10
70%
117%
19Va
.
Transamerica Corp
World Airlines
$6
5,000
y;
Trans
110% May 17
1,300
11
97%
26%
Transue & Williams Steel
32 % Jun
4'A
8
50'A
11
97'A
11
98
19%
Par
23
10%
*97%
26%
$ per share
19 % Jun
11%
98
22%
EXCHANGE
20% Apr
50
10%
*97%
26
Corp
Associated
NEW
49%
11%
98
-19
100
Tri-Continental
Dec
Jan
103
49%'
50%
10%
*97%
*22
com
11
Dec
Sep
49%
50
11%
15%
12.50
12
37'A
4%
49%
50
7,200
25
Inc
19% Oct
25%
24
95,700
15%
11% Jun
32%
98%
35%
14'A
1950—20
ser
7
9% Aug
19% J in
Jan
35i%
35'%
70%
8% July 13
104 % Jan
3
Oct
15%
353/8
34%
117%
preference
Roller
Highest
$ per share
10
10
6,500
36
15 %
preference
Timken
2,000
20%
34%
:5
Timken-Detroit
13
19%
2.03%
34%
11%
No par
Water
19%
203/«
70%
convertible
$3.50
Tide
Aug 22
13%
20
117%
preferred—
Thompson-Starrett Co
6
32% Oct
20
14%
19%
20 %
15%
47o:
6
13%
19%
20%
117%
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products
101
14%
19%
20
15%
10
27
14
19%
20'A
116%
7% Jan
Sep
14%
19%
19%
36Ve
50
Thomas
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
11%
35%
JThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Steel Co
(The)
_1
7
14%
40
20 '%
15%
Land
Co
14%
101
20
STOCKS
Year 1949
S per share
14%
116%
certificates
Range for Previous
Lowest
5,700
15%
13
43 'A Oct
July 14
16%
*115%
Oct
73 %
2% July 12
40
16%
15%
Fair
Thermoid
4
5% Jun
5% July 13
43'A Mar
May
28
51 % May 12
84%
13
42
17% Jan
16%
conv
The
5,900
16%
118%
Coal
conv
36%
16%
*117
common
$2.40
36'%
6,300
preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—_5
1
18
400
300
41%
70%
Co
900
36%
15%
41
70%
pfd
.52%
•
,
*100%
preferred—100
Pacific
$1.25
1
Apr
3% Jan
Jan
Nov
6
Jan
20
Apr
13% Sep
36% Jan
Jun
14
43
6%
Mar
1%
Oct
12% July
5% Jan
Jun
35
14
363/s
101
70%
Sulphur
Inc
v-
41%
*100%
70%
Producing
share
&
Textron
35%
*351/4
DAY
25
Pacific
Feb
36%
36
*51%
COLUMBUS
16,760
40%
—
Gulf
36%
23'-'4
"100%
Corp
Pacific
16
70%
(James)
Texas
36V2
*15%
*70
Gould
Texas
Texas
51%
*35%
15%
No par
Paper
Gulf
51%
36
8,200
1033%
27%
CLOSED
39 %
20 %
Telautograph Corp
Texas
51%
*15%
98
18
Oct
51%
36
15%
36%
101
*19%
preferred
Co
22%
*96%
Talcott Inc
Texas
22%
33
*102%
100%
No par
19
75% Oct
22%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
16
Corp comomn.i—1
preferred
No par
Biscuits
Tennessee
22%
36%
*15%
36%
32%
104%
52%
36
-32%
"102%
39%
_1
t
9%
51%
32%
104%
100%
A
4%7o
Symington
32%
*102
16"%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—No par
$4 preferred
NO par
13
24
36%
Sweets Co of America
(The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
25
Swift International Ltd
4
26% Apr
23%
_20
common
Sutherland
6
6
3
22%
23%
No par
:
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
4
45% Aug 23
4
104%
Oil
Sunshine
88% May 31
Jan
5% Jan
*102%
41
11
18'A July 13
Nov
105
101
63% Apr
79
Mar
6%
*102%
15,800
16Ve
2nd
Apr
34,700
40
pfd series B
15% Mar
86
17
conv
40% Oct
85%
40%
conv
13
12,900
86
16%
5%%
3
85
40 'A
4%%
9% July 11
85%
33
*100%
4%%
Oct
85
32Ms
;5
13
116
87'A
33
15
13
29
8%
•
85
32%
100
13
July 17
1061/2
86"%
57%
16
Oct
15% Oct
75%
57'%
5
Corp
Oil
Class
Aug
75
57%
51%
Corp
series
Sunray
335
76
56%
36%
Oct
9% Mar 30
75%
57%
*15%
19% Oct
July 13
195
Jan
Sun
18
9
27
76
57'A
*36%
—
preference
Chemical
$4.50
13
23
8'A July 12
Dec
14%
Sunbeam
Sun
Man
30
75 'A
58%
:1
Webster
5
18
Shares
76 %
857/8
Corp common__._..„l
preferred series A
.25
14% July 12
36'A
&
15% Oct
25
Jan
prior
Sluuebaker
7
Apr
71% Sep
25
—
Mar
11'A Oct
101
57c
Stone
7
Sales for
the Week
$ per share
57%
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
27
36 % Oct
preferred
Friday
Oct. 13
$ per share
75%
No par
common.
Thursday
Oct. 12
{ per share
76%
51 %
Inc
$ per share
58%
50
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
21
14% Sep 22
20% Sep 28
38% July 13
8% July 17
Oct
96
Stores
Oct. 11
76
common—1
Stevens
16% July
5
16% July 13
25'A July 17
Feb
Bros
3%%
42 % Aug 24
21% Apr
27
Jan
28
101 '/a Aug 21
3
CO
9
Spring
Jan
9%
15
Steel
convertible preferred
Starrett Co (The) -L S
PRICES
Wednesday
58
100
4%
Aug
24'A
117
Standard
13
Jan
6%
preferred series A
41%
94
28%
3%%
SALE
Oct. 10
t per share
"
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 9
I per share
Standard Oil of New Jersey——25
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
Aug 17
AND
Monday
Oct. 7
Standard Oil of California—No
par
Standard Oil of Indiana
____25
7
74%
Feb
Saturday
Par
2
Jun
x27
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
S per share
26%
101
YORK
EXCHANGE
CO'A
.6% May
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1949
Lowest
YORK
35%
*35%
101%
*100%
12%
.13
13
38%
38%
38%
9%
36
101%
8%
1
9
13
38%
35%
351/2
*35'/2
101%
*100%
101 3/4
13
13
12%
39
38%
8%
8%
8%
15
2374
1,200
400
3,300
19,800
*35%
DAY
10078
100%
100
12%
12%
2,900
38'A
38%
1,240
8%
39
9
14%
3,900
20,200
COLUMBUS
13
38 %
106
23%
35%
*100%
CLOSED
105%
15,000
.
8%
2,600
8%
36
100
U
8%
Jun
10%
Dec
10
Nov
46
Jan
10%
Feb
12%
Apr
19%
Jun
39% July 14
10% July 17
26% Jan 13
39
33%
107
31%
Jun
45%
Jan
94
Dec
112
Jm
96
Nov
Aug
.
96
.
Jan
90'A Jan
'
—
21
40% July 17
111% Feb
2
Aug
'94
8G% Jan
25%
Jan
Feb
103
Jan
30%
32%
Sep
Jan
81
Jun
27
51%
Feb
50
Jan
9
May 12
10'A
Jun
Jan
31
27
Dec
25% Jan
Oct
14%
61%
Jan
Feb
Oct
13% Jan
Union
37% Sep
51
114
22
2
13
3
54
106%
<
Preferred
Pacific RR Co
47o
Mar 20
Mar 29
Tank
57c
United
Air
4% 7c
United
Lines
of
111% Sep
13
9%
Oct
7% Mar 28
16% Oct
5
United
Board
38%
Jan
32'A July 12
40 'A Apr
10
United
Carbon
3%
Dec
3%
Jun
9'A
Dec
45
Jun
14% Aug
Jun
34%
X
44'A
Jun
$4.50 preferred
30
32
Sep
28
United-Carr
2% July 12
36% July 11
3% Jan
3
Dec
3%
Jun
4
Jan
12
United
50
8% May 22
46%
36
36'
11%
12
35%
36'A
35
1,600
35%
35
35%
35%
36'%
8,200
46
46%
46'%
46%
21,000
Mar
3
4 'A May 31
12% Aug 21
113%
*102
105
*102
105
32
.98%
Inc
31%
106%
32%
400
31%
31'%
31%
31%
98%
97
31 'A
31%
11,500
97%
96 %
97'A
96
96%
4,300
51%
51'A
51%
51%
*51%
35'A
51%
35
35
34%
35'A
31'%
34%
30'A
35'A
31
1,200
30'A
307%
112%
30%
30%
109%
12,500
*109
112%
10
16%
87%
88
29%
29%
Co.
—
Corp
*109
10
16
—No par
Fastener
39
No par
*29
Stores com„30c
1
Dyewood Corp common—1
preferred
r
—.100
United Electric Coal Cos—
United Engineering & Foundry.—5
United Fruit Co
—No par
_
5
31'%
.
*69
70
69
*23%
4,
14% Jun
30
12%
Jun
17%
Jan
x89 'A
Jun
116%
Dec
175
Jan
187
Oct
6%
43
Jun
Maj
17%
Api
90'A July 26
181% July 19
39% Oct
6
20
135
189
Mar
8% Jan
3
12
Oct
13
46% Jan
4
60
Sep
12
Mar 11
33
Oct
6
3%
Jun
9%
Dec
8% Jan
10
21
Aug 18
Jun
30%
Dec
28% Jan
9
62
Aug 18
see
page
22.
S
U
S
69%
*68%
23%
23%
23%
23%
800
63 %
64
64
48%
48%
49'A
64%
64
1,900
27'A
18%
64%
18%
18%
19
28
27%
27%
65%
6,500
19
18%
18%
28,100
28
27%
28
9,900
14%
14%
14'%
14%
14%
20
14%
%
17,900
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20'A
20%
20.300
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
2,000
39%
38
39
38 %
38 %
38%
100
100
38%
38%
39'A
100'A
*100%
101%
*100'A
19%
19%
19%
19'%
39
99%
*20
123
182 'A
100
20'%
19%
123'%
118
182'A
*182 'A
20
122
183%
100
19%
ii4
*18214
116
183 %
11%
11%
*58%
Chemicals
No par
32%
U S Leather Co common.
.No par
19
19%
18%
19'A
18
19
No par
*58
59'%
57%
58
56%
5714
preferred
65
18%
27'A
19%
59'%
conv
65
40
14%
11%
Class A
64%
69%
19%
*53%
Industrial
800
48
5
S
170
10%
*68%
%
100
U
10%
44,400
20%
100
_
10%
12,600
4%
20%
-.20
preferred.
preferred—
10%
3%
'20%
No par
Hoffman Machinery
41/4%
4
*20%
-No par
—
77c
2
Sep
footnotes
1st preferred
Freight Co_
U
U S Gypsum Co common—
15%
For
$4.50
9
11
4%
1
.
..No par
5
Jan
22
Foreign Securities
Oct
10'A
Oct
&
Jun
57
26'A
S
10%
4
29%
42
—1
Paramount Theatres
Certificates of interest—
U
41%
3'A
41%
69'%
14%
106% May 23
4
*28'%
3%
42
48%
27%
Oct
4
11'A
29%
23%
18%
99
*28%
48
14%
27% July 12
29%
23%
*27%
Dec
2,000
*68 %
10
Nov
39 'A
69%
Improvement Co—.13%
30%
39'%
24%
Corp
102'A
39
48%
United Gas
Feb
37%
48%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
Mar
30
37%
23%
United Gas
13%
10
37%
*28%
38%
5,400
49
18
94
1,500
16%
24
13
United
30
110
49
15% Sep
3
30
*108%
16'A
'
29 % Apr
12
30
3%
4
300
16'A
*41%
*10%
13,200
110
3'A
4%
100
17%
88%
29%
41%
11'A
110
16%
88%
16
3%
.4
*109
17
88%
*108%
x41%
*10%
110
1.100
161%
3%
14% July 18
Jan
29%
110
16
43%
22% July 13
11% Mar 30
23% Jan
29%
110
16'A
3'A
Sep
24
16'%
*85%
*42 %
Dec
15% July 13
16%
88%
3'%
Dec
15% July 13
*29
110
*109
16%
*85'A
43 'A
13%
Dec
38'A
17
88%
30 •%
1091%
31/4
•
19%
1
16
39
26%
.
*109
16 '/<
Feb
—
30
110
July
—
16%
*85'A
51'A
43'A
100
13
Dec
*109%
16 7%
100
common
__
21
26
30
100
31
Sep
25%
106%
108
96%
35%
49 'A Oct
Jun
96%
51'A
78% Mar
Jun
*106%
96%
36 'A
25
19%
108
*96'A
51%
Mar 29
19
*106'%
96'%
31'A
July 17
19% Mar 22
96%
97%
934 Mar
If)
*102
32 Ve
America—No par
'.
No par
Cig-Whelan
97
98'%
%
18%
18 %
*106'%
107'%
104
108
51%
July 18
4
*112%
105
97
31'A
16
Oct
113%
*102
97
*35%
39
66
104
%
5
Dec
50'A July 12
*112%
*102
4.600
No par
Jan
Dec
46%
112%
2,100
preferred—50
22%
55%
46%
112%
50
42%
7"'0
47'A
113'%
25
Dec
3
46'A
*112%
*95%
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corn
(Del)
United
47'A
*106%
common
Carton
&
s
13%
113'%
No par
70
58
47
1
*112%
preferred——100
preferred
Biscuit
Jun
23
13
46%
12
common
Corp
convertible
Jun
Oct
13
46%
11%
Co..
Car
Aircraft
4%
Sep
13%
45%
12
of California-
29%
47%
13
45%
11%
_No par
non-cumulative
Union
United
1
"3%
13%
45%
12
series
Oil
1
Jun
13%
46%
12
series
Union
1
18% Aug
$3.50
$4
Union
3
90% Aug
Jun
13%
45%
12'%
El Co of Mo pfd $4.50 ser_.No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred
Aug 21
25
"i'A
13'%
46'%
12 %
5
Un
7
79% July 11
40'A
13%
46%
Co
July
24% July 17
106% Jan
3
Dec
Rubber
May 10
36% Oct
33
—1
__No par
j
&
Union
34% Aug
112
Corp
Asbestos
Bag & Paper Corp—No par
Union Carbide & Carbon
No par
Oct
31%
Jun
106'A Jan
Underwood
lo
Dec
85%
19%
103
24% May
36%
109'A
19
Apr
13'A Jan
103% Aug 18
89%
Dec
47
99%'Aug 15
107% May 23
33% Sep 22
100% Sep 22
Jun
Jun
Udylite Corp (The)
30
Jun
20% July
104'A
22
30
24
Apr
73 'A
48
13% Jun
com
33
32 %
11%
11%
59
*58%
32%
x31
11'%
59
32
113
*182%
11
*58'%
31%
18'%
*57
14 %
115
183%|
11%
60
32
112
.
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102
19'%
113
6.900
190
2,200
4.300
184
10
11'A
12
3.900
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60
31%
32%
4.300
19
13%
19
7,400
57'A
57
57'A
2,500
•
21
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
22
.
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1950
(1454)
t per
$ per
share
$ per
share
1.1%
Jan
16%
Jan
8%
$ per
share
U S Lines Co
4
7% May 10
Apr
8% Jan
9
49% Jan
10
U
Jun
12
U
X31% Sep
27
U
18
27
Jun
49%
Jan
34% July 13
52%
Jan
72
Dec
65% July 17
19% May
30
Dec
23% July 12
Apr
93%
Nov
88% July
5
97% Apr
Jan
37% Jan
3
52% Oct
5
Jan
126% Jan
18
31%
Aug
43
112%
Jun
133
33%
Oct
33% Mar 31
Mar
143% Oct
54% July 14
62
Oct
72
20 %
Jun
26%
129%
Jun
140%
18%
Jan
22
Nov
18% July 12
Jan
44%
Sep
40
38%
6%
Feb
Jun
11% Nov
Apr
92
Dec
Jun
4
Jan
2%
Jan
3
23
Oct
5
Oct
Jan
15
Feb
9%
Sep
4
Feb
12%
64
177
7% July 10
12
Dec
Jan
x25
16
Dec
7
Jan
161
Jun
May 23
61% Jan
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
22
22%
4 "/a
23%
34% Aug
16
4%
4%
*23%
24
4%
23%
*174
11
n%
10%
56
25%
56
25%
56%
30%
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100
•
Utah Power
176
STOCK
300
30%
EXCHANGE
97%
CLOSED
49%
COLUMBUS
8,200
31
96
140%
20
5174
50%
140%
140
30 Va
96
50%
15,400
340
141
18,400
52%
53%
5274
53'/.
65%
65%
65%
65%
66
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800
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40
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14874
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1,800
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148 Va
19%
19'A
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43
43
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6
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5%
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10%
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10%
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55 74
5574
480
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25
25
4,600
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3,000
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3,200
11%
10%
10 %
22%
23%
23%
174
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2374
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4%
23%
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3,600
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23%
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24
2,500
3
3
3
3
3
176
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100
com—1
Pictures Co Inc
preferred
Si Light Co
4%%
6
14
1
preferred
Universal
27
25% Oct
45
50
Laboratories Inc
73 %
73%
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52
19%
3%
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4,700
73 %
29%
140
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40
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2d pfd„5
3.400
8%
40%
49
preferred—No par
2
$4.20
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convertible
8%
24% Aug 21
43%
149%
30%
139'A
50%
65%
65%
72
30
140
140
49
Shares
16%
16
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72
49%
share
38%
40
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31
97%
51%
share
the Week
13
Oct.
$ per
16%
16
8%
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share
$ per
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 12
Oct. 11
$ per
16%
39%
44
6%
10%
*93%
3%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com__No par
9
41
19%
Universal
27
65%
44
TTnivpi-sal-CycloDS Steel Corp
July 28
Sep
141
50%
*64
40%
149%
19%
i'/o
17
Jan
20% July 27
Sep
25 %
170
6% Apr
July 13
52%
141
50%
44
'5%
$6
9
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97%
United Wall Paper Inc common
24
17%
8%
40%
*95
51%
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40
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30%
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50%
non-cumulative preferred__25
United
3
26
8%
40%
common-
United Stockyards Corp
Jan
8%
40%
"73
30%
75
31
Wednesday
share
16
16%
Tobacco Co common—_No par
S
7%
4% Apr
Feb
Jan
U
27% Jan
Jun
Mar
21
2
12%
3%
U
5
Feb
100
3
2% July 17
21
19%
7
11% Apr
9% July 13
91% May
22% Oct
15G
Oct
22
26
5% Jan
Nov
4%
6
44% May 19
6% May 19
3
July
U
Mar
150% Oct
4
Jan
139
Jan
8%
80
13
25% Jan
Dec
11
68%
41
:
16%
10
8% non-cum 1st preferred____100
S Smelting Ref & Min com
50
7% preTerred
__
50
S Steel Corp common
No par
7'!» preferred
100
Rubber Cp
S
5
53% Oct
Apr
46%
U
16 %
10
20
_10
_1
100
preferred
S Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
11
82
77
$ per
$ per share
16%
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
III
Oct.
1
common
4%'U
38
I per share
Par
share
Feb
14% Jun
Oct
7%
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Oct. 7
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. 9
Saturday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1919
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
55%
56%
55%
24%
11%
57
25%
24%
25
25
30%
30
30%
30
30'A
30
30%
11
11
11%
11%-
11%
11%
11
11%
31%
30%
31V.
31
31%
31%
3174
15%
1574
1574
7.200
25%
2574
26'A
4,100
V
Jun
7%
25%
Nov
17
20% Feb
Apr
11% May
20%
Jun
27
Nor
Feb
13%
Jan
12% Jan
3
20
Jan
25
Oct
20% Jan
97
Dec
97% Mar
98
Dec
98
85 %
Jan
33%
Jun
47
Dec
Jan
100
Dec
11%
Jun
Jan
118
Jan
79
20
Dec
113%
Jun
118
Feb
12
103% May 26
19% July
6
Sep
32 % Sep
X30% Oct
Sep
27
22% Sep
1
36
26
25% Jun
Oct
28
18
Jun
25 %
25%
101
oartic preferred
100
div
26
7%
103
70
4674
47
900
46%
47'A
105%
8%
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103
103
19 V.
19%
19%
115'A
115%
115%
115%
105%
105
105
19%
*115 J/4
*104
1,000
1974
6,800
115
60
115%
105
105
105
♦104
4,100
1974
19%
116
19%
116
—'
9
10474
874
8%
8%
101
*100
101
*100
8%
103
103
47%
*46%
47
100%
'100
9%
50
27%
*25
370
25
25
25
25
25
25%
26%
26%
32
30%
30%
30%
30%
3174
500
32
*31
31%
*31
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
x30 74
3074
2,500
*30
32:%
32%
33
*32%
32%
32%
32%
19
18 %
19'A
32%
5
-
31% Jan
11
Jan
48
Apr
24
63
Oct
13
Wabash
Jun
26
14% Jan
10
Waldorf System
Feb
4
52
Oct
13
9
% Apr
4
Walworth
19 % Feb
1
Ward Baking Co common-
33
*62
63 V.
*13%
13%
32
32%
1,400
1874
19
2,560
33
*32%
33
*32%
33
*3274
33
62%
*61 %
63
*61 Va
63
63
63
13 %
*32%
*32%
20
preferred
Apr
19
19%
19
19%
19
10
Vulcan Detaining Co new
May 17
103
*10074
25
(The)
Corp
*100%
103
25
nrelerred
Visking
103
*100%
100%
105%
*104
*100%
103
8%
19%
19%
*115%
10
103
'100%
103%
106
*105
25%
1,500
'100%
*100%
9%
25 5V
103
47
47
xl5
16
101
*100%
101
60%
Mar
15749R ■! i
9%
32
'
15%
25%
*46%
Virginian Ry Co common
13
27% Jan
Apr
33%
15%
25%
*100%
13
37% Apr
Jan
33%
Jun
16
100
fiV
11
7
32%
Nov
15%
Virginia Elec Si Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred.:—— 100
Va Iron Coal Si Coke 4% pfd—__25
5
July 17
Dec
28
31%
No par
Va-Carolma Chemical com
Mar 23
26% Oct
7
26
45
Oct
106
25'/a
30
5
117% Aug 25
114% Sep
23% July
23
•
preferred
3%%
Jan
9% Oct
31%
31%
:
Victor Chemical Works comraon„-5
51% May 19
101
16% July 27
Jan
101
22
Jun
Jan
14%
101
101
106
82%
15%
x
101
5% non-cumulative preferred__100
29
27
6% Jun
Jan
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com__100
May
105
96% Mar 22
5
4
103
39% July 26
91
18
! July 12
27% Apr
8
10
Jan
__10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co._6%
Vick Chemical Co
2.50
Co Inc
Van Raalte
5
17% July 11
26
85% Mar
of America__No par
—2.50
Van
38% Sep'
24% Feb 23
10
Co
Norman
12% Aug 24
3
Jan
9
Vanadium Corp
13%
13'A
13%
1374
1,100
10,900
W
preferred
4%%
RR
100
__No par
12,
Jun
14%
Sep
12
25%
Jun
31%
Nov
27% July 17
21%
Jun
33
Dec
31
6%
Jun
9%
Jan
6% July 13
xl2
Jun
17%
Dec
14% July 14
x87%
Jun
101%
Dec
97
9%
Jan
16%
Dec
11% July 12
18%
Jun
30%
Dec
38 Va Feb
6
14
Jun
22%
Jan
15% Feb
14
23% Sep
22
Dec
24% Jan
28
27% Jun
8
Washington Gas Light
3
Waukesha Motor Co_—
32
13
Jan
1(«
16
Jan
16% Jan
24% July 18
23%
Jun
25%
11%
Jun
14%
16 %
Feb
24%
Dec
18
11%
Apr
17%
Nov
11% July 13
Sep
Oct
Jan
24% Jan
13
84% Dec
83 % Feb
28
30% May 31
88 % Sep 25
Jun
27
28'/a Sep
16%
16%
Sep
14%
23%
Jun
Jan
25%
115
Nov
104 %
Sep
108%
Jan
12%
Dec
Dec
108
17%
14
West
27% Feb
25
West
Penn
Electric
13
West
Penn
Power
109% Feb
7
50%
Jan
Range for
t per
13
18
$ per
$ per
share
26
10% Aug
37% July 26
5174 Apr
25
41%
Dec
Feb
16%
Dec
12% July
5
22 % Oct
6
Western
Dec
27
July
3
38Va Oct
6
4%
44% Oct
7
8%
21
Sep
33 Va
20
Jun
30
Jan
28
Jan
3
53%
Jun
70'A
Nov
64% Jun
27
83% Aug 17
24
Dec
19% Jan
13
4174 Sep
Western
13
May
21% Jun
20% May
98%
Feb
21%
Jun
Mar
102
34%
29% Aug
24% July 13
Jan
Dec
Aug
102% Sep
22
Jan
22% Feb
16
26%
Dec
115
Feb
112
—
3
30'A Oct 11
July
23% Mar
89%
32%
3
Jan
81
Jan
26% July 15
Dec
Dec
15% Feb
18
8
118
Sep
237s
26%
26 %
500
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
1,200
*21%
21%
21'8
14 V.
14%
14'A
*7'A
7%
*7%
22%
22%
21%
22
14%
14
%
14%
31 Va Oct
11
92
May
41
Feb
$5
27
23% Aug
8
White
54 % Oct
13
White
16%
Jan
32%
Dec
30% July 12
Feb
34
Dec
33% Jan
12
35% May 23
14%
Dec
12% Feb
15
17 Vs May 26
Jun
7%
Jan
5% Jan
x42%
Jun
57%
Dec
49% May
8%
Jun
12%
Dec
12
Jun
27
70
Jun
79%
Nov
77% Jan
5
10
Jun
13%
Jan
9% July 11
14%
Jan
21%
Dec
16% July 13
137
3
5
Motor
9% Aug 29
13
$4.50
5
Wilson
conv
Co
Sep
22
12
Sep
21
Wilson-Jones
2274 Feb
25
Wisconsin
142
Jun
13
45% Sep
15
Feb
3
$4.25
6%
26
25%
25%
25 V.
25%
25%
25 %
23%
23%
23
23%
23
23%
23
23
23
25%
7%
112%
107
*105%
106%
17%
Jan
140
Nov
22
Jun
35
Nov
44
Sep
49% July
11%
Jun
18%
Dec
16% July 12
23% Aug 28
107
*105%
107
105 Va
105 %
*105
106%
*105%
16%
3 67.
16%
167-8
Feb
72
Oct
69
July 18
77
Jun
76
Nov
74
Jan
79
July
July 26
43
10
July 25
51
63
63
65
65
109
109
*109
110 Va
HIGH
SALE
share
10
Friday
Thursday
Oct. VI
Oct.il
$ per
share
Oct.
$ per
Sales for
the Week
13
share
Shares
$ per
9%
10%
50
50%
48%
50 74
49
10
10
49 'A
49 74
49:,4
5,300
1774
2174
10 74
49
49%
10
share
974
$ per share
f per
10%
9%
2,800
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oct. 10
6574
11074
*109
1.000
19
17 74
1874
36,200
5,900
100
20%
21%
19%
21%
20
100
38
38
36%
3774
37
3774
3374
36%
STOCK
33%
3474
5,400
44%
44%
42
44'A
42
4274
42%
43 va
EXCHANGE
43%
437-4
5.400
CLOSED
80 74
8074
900
3974
3974
19,400
29 74
2974
11,400
28,900
No par
81%
par
*80%
40%
39%
29
2874
29%
3374
105 74
*10374
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29%
28%
123%
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82
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81
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29 74
33%
33
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100
_
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40%
—100
105
287 s
3274.
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29
123%
*120
2974
COLUMBUS
3374
32 %
337.
DAY
32%
3374
10474
10374
103V2
104'A
104 74
2874
2874
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29
37 %
387/a
3874
89
89
89
89
31%
31%
3174
3074
3074
22%
23
23
49%
49%
34%
*34%
16
5
50%
34%
1
—20
_
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90 74
16
15%
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23 74
2274
3074
3874
30 74"
38
31%
31
123%
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37%
90
1
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38%
3174
200
29
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38%
20
28%
29%
30%
..
31%
22 34
52 %
51 %
52
52%
35
35
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39
7,800
2,900
3174
31%
9074
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31
31
35
1574
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31
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16
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15 Va
1574
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8%
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6274
63 74
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470
25,900
300
1,600
19.300
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8%
8%
8%
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63%
62%
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6274
6274
No par
15'A
15%
14%
1574
1474
15
No par
89%
89%
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9074
89%
89%
_10
11%
11%
11%
1174
11%
12
1174
1174
1134
1134
1,300
18
18%
18
18%
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18%
17%
18
1774
18 74
5,100
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common
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10
com
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1474
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140%
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142
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14
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15
9,300
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90
200
10
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43
43
43
4374
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46'A
47
4674
47 %
9,500
227.
23 74
6,400
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14074
10
10
100
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(F W)
AND
10
40
17
65'A
65%
111
10'A
10
_
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth
*16%
63
1 per share
_I
106 Va
17
*109
Oct.!)
320
*105%
17
63
Monday
11,000
1117 s
10574
24%
*
106 Va
17%
25'A
111%
112
24%
110
*62%
*109
issued"
Co__
Common
159 %
July 18
32% Jan
112
370
104%
24 V.
24%
112 %
105%
LOW
-
•
87
105 %
Saturday
_
29'A
24 %
112%
*105%
*105%
Va
112%
25
24%
112%
25
112%
100
nreferred
128
4,200
25%
2574
Oct. 7
pfd series A
Elec
4.100
2374
87
....
preferred
91
2574
28
No par
..
Inc
2,900
87
8
87%
STOCK
preference
&
2874
87
29 7
87%
pfd
Willys-Overland Motors
Oct
15'A Oct
64
28 74
29%
87%
Mfg (The S S)
Wilcox Oil Co_
28 V,
87 Va
7%
29%
preference--No par
Co..
28%
*86%
*7%
Sewing Machine common
Prior
500
1
4
Co
"when
2,100
77a
87%
Instrument_fr_12.50
prior
1474
7%
29%
Union Teleg class A.No
conv
1474
7%
5
Pacific RR com.
White Dental
800
14%
2.50
Maryland Ry com
2nd preferred
Common
1
2174
No par
Wheeling Steel Corp eom____No par
3
217.
21
14%
7%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Aug 15
39% Oct
Jun
4%
23%
25%
14%
Supply Co
Electric
Weston
8
18%
7% May
23%
25%
__
23
28%
12%
22%
Westinghouse Air Brake
_No par
Westinghouse Electric com__—12%
3.80%
preferred series B
100
7
Jun
30
20
25% July
71
23%
26%
5
1
Preferred series A
Western
8,700
22%
*25%
non-cum
Western
22
105% Feb
36
29% July 13
33
104
Auto
1,700
26%
Par
32 % May
28 74
23%
Western Air Lines Inc
4
Dec
28%
70
22.500
28%
$ per share
share
7'A Jun
8%
3.100
13 3/.
22%
.
4-%%
YORK
"28
28%
„
26 %
EXCHANGE
Highest
28
13%
13 Ve
27%
104%
13'A
28%
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Feb
5
13%
26%
preferred series B
Previous
*104
104%
13%
104 V.
22 %
$4.10%
110% May 13
July 19
Highest
share
Sep
68% Sep
44% July 14
107
Year HMD
Lowest
18
17
12% Apr
Dec
108%
104 V.
13%
4,900
104 V.
29
__100
preferred series C_
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke
—5
West Va Pulp & Paper com„No par
4%% preferred
100
$4.20
109% Mar 24
-4
104% Oct
Kentucky
1047/,
13'A
13%
18
1774
18
17%
8%
87a
8%
8%
8%
18
17%
29
Coal Co,
25% Sep
8%
8%
18
500
21%
Sugar Corp
114% Jun
15
111% Jan
Jan
Jun
May
35%
104
Indies
52
*26%
Inc
18
105% Oct 11
Dec
Api
West
14
49%
5074
5
preferred
convertible
2t% July 13
18% Apr
Oct
22%
107
101% May
19
Jan
$4
29
49%
3
Oil Si Snowdrift com
Wesson
29
48%-
No par
Co——-
Tobacco
Webster
26
6%
27%
287'.
300
29
*104 %
13%
No par
Co
Knitting Mills
Pump
28%
48%
50%
49%
49%
105
105
5
Corp.
Wayne
8
27
Jun
5
Petroleum
Wayne
Jun
July
78
8%
17%
Warren Foundry Si Pipe
Warren
Jan
3%
xl9%
8%
18 V.
Pictures.
Bros
11
Jan
8%
18%
preferred
Warner
24
49%
1
100
Co
17% Mar 16
24
July 13
No par
2.50
G & W
(Hiram)
5%%
19
15% Aug
30
12% Jun
Sep
Sep
29
13%
13%
28%
29
29
29
No par
Walgreen Co common
Walker
62%
*13
141%
Worthington Pump & Machinery
65
16
19%
Jun
27
13
30%
Dec
Jun
12 3/8
Jan
30% May
16% Jun
39%
Jan
36
28%
Nov
24% July 17
20% July
33%
Dec
4%
9% July 13
Dec
Oc*
88
410
*87%
89%
90
90
*87
90
90
91
88
89
210
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
*81
13
10% Feb
Jan
88
89'A Apr
70
Oct
14%
*75
89
3
Dec
77%
75
88
11
12%
Jun
23
75
8774
Oct
89
Jun
22%
74%
87
91
82
July 14
16
July 11
36% Oct
13
14% May 19
43% May 29
34% Oct
13
7274 Jan
13
106% Oct
513/4 Sep
29
53% Oct
6
11V, Jan
3
17% Oct
6
31% Jan
13
70'A Apr
374 Jun
„
2274
7 4'/a
88
No par
_
Prior
Feb
53%
2274
76
88%
18
Feb
Jan
23%
*74%
89
89% Sep
Feb
8
2274
75%
Prior
4
8%
56
23%
75%
*87%
22
Dec
68
23 74
series___100
pfd 4%% conv series
100
Wright Aeronautical
No par
Sep
27
6% Apr
7
Yale
Si
preferred 4%%
Towne
No par
5
25
Mfg Co
York Corp common
convertible
4%%
l
preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring Si Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
3%
Feb
*Bid
y
and
asked prices;
Ex-rights.
no
sales
on
this day.
7574
80
84
81
81
*8074
81%
80%
8074
81
81
300
13%
13%
13%
1374
137.
13%
1374
13%
1374
14
3,600
35
35%
34%
3474
3434
2474
35
3574
35
36%
6,800
11%
1174
11%
1174
11'A
11%
11
11%
11%
43
41
41
41
41
42
42
42
3 3'A
33%
33 V.
33
33%
33'A
33%
34%
*40
33'A
106
106 V.
104
106
103%
*41
104%
33
10374
11%
5.000
400
5,300
5,100
105
53
53
52%
53
52
5274
52
52 54
51%
52%
6,200
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
17 74
17%
1674
1774
1674
1774
17
1774
17%
17%
5,100
14
Zenith
No par
59%
6174-
X5S
60 7A
58 74
5974-
58%
60%
57
59%
20.000
22
Zonite Products Corp—
1
474
5
5 74
4%
5 74
"When
issued"
*
10%
Va
Radio Corp
?In receivership, or petition has been
filed for company's reorganization,
5
a Deferred delivery,
5
r Cash sale,
s
Special sales,
4%
5
15,900
wd When distributed, x Ex-dividend,
Volume 172
Number 4951
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
(1455)
Bond Record
New York Stock
coi
FRIDAY
The
italic
letter*
In
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
"Interest
Period"
Indicate in each
Figure* after decimal point represent
GOVERNMENT
Year 194!)
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
Dec
103.28
Dec
101.30 Sep
108.13
Jan
108.13
Jan
108.4
11
May
NEW YORK
1
11
May
102.31
104.9
Feb
102.1
Mar
104.15
103.8
July
103.8
111.10 May
1
Oct
July
101.12
Feb
101.13
Jun
101.7
Feb
103.2
Jan
103.19
Dec
25
102.19 Apr
25
Aug
100.18
Jun
103
of
when
102.14 Apr
Aug
25
100.29 Sep
15
May"
101.23
102.14 Apr
2
25
Sep"
100.29
Monday
Oct. 7
Low
Low
AND
HIGH
Tuesday
Oct. 9
High
bonds mature.
PRICES
Thursday
Oct. 11
Low
High
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 10
Low
High
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 12
High
Oct. 13
Low
Low
High
the Week
Bonds ($)
High
3s
1951-1955
*101.26
101.28
101.27
*101.25
101.27
*101.25
101.27
27/8s
1955-1960
*107.10
*101.24
101.26
107.13
*107.8
107.11
*107.6
107.9
*107.6
107.9
1951-1954
*107.5
*101.6
107.8
101.8
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.25
2%s
1956-1959
*108.30
109.1
*108.28
108.31
*108.26
108.29
*108.25
108.28
2%s
1958-1963
*111.7
*108.24
111.10
108.27
*111.6
111.9
*111.4
111.7
*111.3
111.5
2%s
1960-1965
*113.28
*111.2
111.5
113.31
*113.26
113.29
*113.25
113.28
♦113.25
113.28
*113.24
113.27
101.13
*101.9
101.11
*109.9
101.11
*101.9
101.11
STOCK
*101.9
101.11
103.29
*103.27
103.29
EXCHANGE
*103.28
103.30
CLOSED
*102.30
1952-1954
*101.11
1956-1958
*104.3
104.5
*103.31
104.1
1962-1967
*102.31
103.1
*102.30
103
*102.30
103
*102.30
103
1963-1968
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
*102.8
102.10
1964-1969
*101.19
101.21
*101.19
101.21
*101.19
101.21
*101.19
101.21
*101.13
101.15
*101.13
101.15
*101.13
101.15
*101.13
101.15
1965-1970
*101.9
101.11
*101.9
101.11
*101.9
101.11
*101.9
1966-1971
*101.8
101.10
*101.8
101.10
*101.8
101.10
*101.8
1967-1972
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
Sep
1967-1972
*104
104.2
*103.29
103.31
*103.24
103.26
Dec
1967-1972
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.25
100.28
Jun
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
15
Feb~24
102.23
Saturday
the
point.
a
2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Feb
102.19 Apr
100.28
82d
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Jan
104.9
the month
case
more
Treasury
Treasury
1
110.23 Mar
Jan
BONDS
STOCK
EXCHANGE
101.30 Sep
108.4
1
111.10 May
102.31
1
Highest
103.28
110.23 Mar
or
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
ene
Exchange
YEARLY
-
Jun
1964-1969
*103.27
103
*102.8
102.10
COLUMBUS
*101.19
101.21
DAY
*101.13
101.15
101.11
*101.9
101.11
101.10
*101.8
101.10
100.28
*100.26
*103.23
103.25
*103.24
103.26
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*101.12
101.14
100.28
Treasury
Treasury
102.30
Feb
105.4
100.13
Jan
102.30
100.17
Feb
101.3
Jun
101.8
Jan
101.8
__
Jan
Sep
102.18 Feb
101.5
1
102.18 Feb
July 17
103.9
9
__
•100.29 Aug 11
101.18
*101.14
101.16
*101.13
101.15
*101.13
101.15
*101.12
101.14
1952-1955
*101.5
101.7
*101.5
101.7
*101.3
101.5
*101.3
101.5
*101.3
101.5
2>/4s
1954-1956
*104.2
104.4
*103.31
104.2
*103.30
104
*103.29
104
1956-1959
*103.28
103,31
*103.3
103.1
102.28
*102.27
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2»/4s__I
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2s
1
Jan
1951-1953
2%s—
Treasury
Aug
2%s
100.31 July 28
Treasury
*102.31
*102.26
102.28
*102.26
1959-1962
*100.28
100.30
*100.27
100.29
*100.26
100.28
*100.27
100.29
Dec
1959-1962
*100.27
*100.27
100.29
100.29
*100.26
100.28
*100.25
L00.27
*100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
100.17.
100.21
*100.19
1951-1953
2s
—1951-1955
*100.19
.
100.21
*100.19
102.29
'1 leaoui.y
Feb
101.18
100.21
*100.18
100.20
2s
__Jun
*100.18
1952-1954
»inn.9n
jnn?7
* 1
1
*100.23
100.25
*100.23
100.25
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Feb
2s
Dec
1952-1954
*100.23
100.25
*100.29
100.31
♦100.28
100.30
*100.97
100.29
*100.23
100.28
*100.26
1953-1955
100.28
*102.14
102.17
*102.13
102.16
*102.12
102.15
*102.12
102.15
*102.11
102.14
*100
100.2
*100.1
100.3
*100.1
100.3
102.28
2s
l%s
International
99.11
103.5
_Jun
Jan
103.16
Dec
1950
Bank
Reconstruction
102.20 Oct
103.20 Jun
9
8
25-year
niY'M
&
100.20
for
Development
3s
1972
*102.20
102.28
102.20
*102 20 l402.28
*102.20
102.28
*102.20
1953
2s serials of *50 due Feb 15 1954
2s serials of'50 due Feb 15 1955
*100.16
101
*100.16
101
*100. 16
101
*100.16
101
*100.16
101
*100.12
100.28
*100.12
100.28
*100. 12
100.28
*100.12
100.23
*100.12
100.28
*100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
*100. 8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15
2s serials of'50 due Feb 15 1956
2s serials of'50 due Feb 15 1957
102.20
5,000
♦Bid
and
asked
price.
No
sales
99.28
*99.12
99.28
*99. 12
99.23
*99.12
99.23
*99.12
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98. 16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
2s serials of'50 due Feb 15 1958
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1959
2s serials of'50 due Feb 15 1960
96.24 Mar 23
*99.12
*98.16
*98.16
99.16
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
98
*97
98
98
*97
98
*97
98
*96.16
97.08
*96.16
97.08
*96. 16
97.08
*96.16
97.08
2s serials of'50 due Feb 15 1961
2s serials of '50 due Feb 15 1962
*90,16
97.18
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95. 16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.08
96.08
*95.08
9b.08
*95. 08
96.08
*95.08
96.08
*95.08
96.08
96.24 Mar 23
transacted
this
day.
a
Odd
lot
transaction,
r
*97
Registered bond
RANGE FOR
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Transit
Unification
York
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
13
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
New
transaction.
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
*97
High
City
Range Since
Sold
BONDS
Jan. I
No.
Low
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
Week's Range
or
High
Low
Stock
1980
.June-Dec
116
115
55
108
ft
9
June-Dec
series
No.
10
June-Dec
3%s
116
No.
3 n/4 s
116
series
series
No.
11
June-Dec
series
No.
12
June-Dec
*71
series
No.
13
June-Dec
*71
Low
—
'
.
71-
2
3%s
series
No.
14
June-Dec
*71
series
No.
15—.
June-Dec
*71
75
series
No.
16
June-Dec
*71
June-Dec
*71%
June-Dec
*71
June-Dec
71
33/4s
series
No.
17
78
63%
77
64%
75%
65
„
.
78
66Va
77
33/4s
78
66
—
33/4s
80
79%
63%
72%
„
High
69%
67%
■
*71
Jan. 1
No.
*71
__
Range Since
Sold
High
71
3%s
Corporate
3%s
Issue—
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
33/4s
3Ve
99.28
75
68%
72
78
'
33/4s
No.
18
series
No.
19
3%s
Foreign Securities
series
33/4s
series
No.
20
—
June-Dec
:
'
;
3 %s
Members New
REctor 2-2300
120
York
Stock
June-Dec
June-Dec
23
June-Dec
series
No.
24
June-Dec
33/4s
series
No.
25
June-Dec
33/4s
Broadway, New York
21—
22
No.
series
No.
26_
June-Dec
33/4s
Teletype
Exchange
No.
No.
series
33/4s
Wertheim & Co.
series
series
3%s
series
No.
27
June-Dec
*71
*71
75
70
80
2
71
71
1
71
71
1
78%
63%
76%
68
71
*71
.■
76%
65%
71
71
75
67
*71
71
77
64%
1
*71
3%s
Telephone
65%
71
68
64
76%
68
64
74
%
78
3%s
1-1693
series
No.
28—:
-June-Dec
*71
33/4s
series
No.
29
—June-Dec
*71
66
78
33/4s
NY
series
No.
30
June-Dec
*71
65
78
Brisbane
(City) sinking fund 5s
Sinking fund gold 5s l958
Foreign Government
and
Caldas
Mortgage Bank (Colombia) —
§AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s
1947—__Feb-Aup
^Guaranteed sinking fund 6s
1948__i__Aprii-Oct
Akershus (Kingdom of
Norway) 4s 1968—...Mar-Sept
(Dept)
collateral
7s
Antwerp
(City)
Australia
3%s
10-year
20-year
*91
A
*53%
-
—
.
■
•
r
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■
7.—
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98%
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102
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f
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to
3.5%)
6%s
to
f
s
Stamped
40%
104'%
100% 102%
95%
157
96
23
95%
87
of
95%
51
88
98 %
92%
69
84%
96%
104 V'4
110
5
102 %
107%
3
85%
2
75
(Central
3.375% )
Ryl
5
54
70
73
June-Dec
61%
52%
65
73
85
61 %
*85
—
to
reduced
to
A
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334s
series
No.
1
33/4s
series
No.
62%
5
87
No.
B)
SAChile
(Republic)
§A7s
A6s
assented
s
f 7s
external
fund
A6s
assented
AExternal
A6s
fund
Sept
101
58%
1
58
38%
39 %
8
35
40%
47%
2
36%
49 %
*35
6s
Sept
__
35%
47%
—
35%
35 %
47 %
47 %
*35
62
63%
18
51V4
70
49%
28%
37%
30%
51
4
28%
•
67%
*47
45%
49%
._Mar-Sept
*35
28%
38%
—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
*47
46 %
50
1962
1962.—
—
■
*35
,'
*
28
65%
77
June-Dec
65%
77
65%
77-
*72%
r-3r•
72%
33/4s
series
No.
7
June-Dec
_
33/4s
series
No.
8—
June-Dec
—
77%
*72 %
72%
•r/% •7^/8
'
5
'
June-Dec
A6s
sinking fund
assented
1963
6s
1963—....May-Nov
*47
-May-Nov
——,
—
*35
39
40
28%
37
■
.
38
SECURITIES
MARKETS
FOREIGN SECURITIES
72%
—
72 V8
**♦
—*71
80
—
65 %
83"%*
70%
75
*71
1
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68
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Number 4951
Volume 172
.
.
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 13
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Duluth
Union
1997
Jan-July
A
97%
97 %
98%
48
90
2022—May
Jan
Air
AGeneral
1st
Depot
Line
73 Va
73
74%
245
55
3 Vis
RR
3s series
Seagram (Jos E.)
B
4s
1971
1st gtd
Union
100
75 %
B
Southern
3s
Ala
1980
debentures
2Vis
debentures
Southern
1971
(Oregon
4Vis
4 Vis
*98%
Jan-July
__
*101% 102'4
.
98%
June-Dec
98
101
82%
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2Vis A 1992
100'%
102
102 %
105
series C 1970
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1967
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
2
74
83
101 %
102%
114
97'/a
104
97%
99%
143
92
95%
97%
121
87%
ser
397
100%
100'%
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'
first
Bell
5s
gold 4s
Tel
debentures
—
2%s
1996
1951
debs
1985
87%
97%
28
83
92%
Wisconsin
95'4
2
93
121 %
121'4
10
111
97
97
90
4
102
106
8
104
100
100'/a
63
107%
66
67
29
62 Va
62
627/a
24
68%
64%
56
52
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29
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105
101 &
101 Vi
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105
1
102
104
102
103%
113
103 Va
115%
1017/a
9
104'/a
105
18
115%
101 V'a
104
102 Vi
85
74
107% 108
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104
102
101
143
101% 102
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103 Va
102'A 103'/a
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81%
82 Vi
64
69
73
77 Va
52%
53Vi
217
40
53%
53
—
83%
50%
40 V'a
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—June-Dec
1976
100%
99
—
Afar-Sept
1979
Service 3 Vis
—
—
107%
105'4
*105% 106'/a
Jan-July
1971
Deferred
100'/a
102
100%
103%
Included
106%
107
not
included
the
63
40
29
96%
98 V'a
102
102 V'a
18
101%
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102
9
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99%
102
104%
in
e Odd-lot sale
range, r Cash
impaired by maturity.
in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
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102%
100
102%
■
the
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SNegotiability
103%
*102% 103%
in
77 01
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105
10212
97'4
*99% 100 34
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d Ex-interest,
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
Bankruptcy
2
a
100%
98
99 Va
*97
Electric Light ft Power 2%® 1078-Jan-July
Yonkers
1
•
96'%
__
106%
105'A
4
105% 105%
deposit
of
Public
5
63
*10212
102
Jan-July
Jan-July
May -Nov
106 Va
104 Va
66
Jan-July
1036_Afay-Nov
2Vis
mortgage
10
100% 100'%
__
106 Va
105
108
106% 107
__.
105
109
100 Va
96%
103
97
105
*105'/a
106 %
100 &
100 Va
121%
92 Va
Jan-July
Aprll-Ocf
57
101
96%
106% 106%
ASpokane Internat first gold 4Vis 2013
April
Standard Oil of California 2%s debs
1966—Feb-Aujf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s
1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July
1966
A Certificates
92 V'a
96%
104%
Afay-Nov
Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Co 2%s debentures 1972
debentures
1973_
div and term first 4s
IASu & Du
95%
Jan-July
1983
general 4s 1949
A Certificates of deposit
91 %
91 %
50
Jan-July
IA First
First
__
Jan-July
93 Va
87%
101
Jan-July
1960
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
0
Jan-July
3
Ry—
^Wisconsin Central
103%
—
.
,
1994
S B first 4s
114%
A 1975-June-Dee
1961
105 Vi
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
3 Vis
100
110% 111%
96 Va
110%
1973
debentures
convertible
Wheeling Steel
101
96%
&
107%
98%
12114
2 Vis
124
104%
82%
1.2
54 Va
*105'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
123%
101%
Apr-Oct
Co—
Ry first consol gold 5s
debentures
2Vis
93%
54 Va
*105'/a 105%
June-Dec
Afar-Sept
gold
25-year
24
105%
*102% 103 V'a
__
82 V4
Jan-July
Swift
99%
93 Va
101%
Union Telegraph Co—
68%
103 %
97%
73
97%
*105
mtge 4Vis-4s series A 1969
Apr-Ocf
Pacific 4 Vis income A Jan 2014—
May
Gen
5
9
*100
Jan-July
guaranteed 2361
85
83%
*101
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland first mortgage 4s 1952_Aprll-Oct
5s 1951
30-year 5s 1960
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
Afar-Sept
1960
93 Va
54Va
4s
Winston-Salem
1977—
1978—May-Hot
3Vis
85
73%
847/a
.
101 Vi 101 Va
83 Vi
101 Vi
ref
36
100% 101
Jan-July
A
1971
*84
April
April
Feb-Aug
gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2Vis series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Ltg 5s stamped gtd 1950
June-Dec
General mortgage 3Vis 1967
Jan -July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed
1979—Afay-Nov
West Penn Electric 3Vis 1974
—May-No©
West Penn Power 3Vis series I 1968
Jan-July
2.65s
105
and general 4s series A
1956——Aprll-Oct
and general 6s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6Vis series A 1956
April-Oct
Sunray
25
—
105
Jan-July
gold
debentures
conv
first
Western
'
mtge 3Vis
first
Co
RR
99%
101
98'%
*123'%
__
May-Nov
RR
Warren
99%
49%
Devel
Dlv
100
97%
Devel
Louis
99%
98%
8
1994
Lines)
mortgage 3 Vis series B
Walworth
1981—
Income 4Vis series B Jan 1991
Western
1996—^__Jan-July
3Vis
—
42
1986
St
5
99
92
75%
98 %
mortgage 2%a series E
Southwestern
100
100
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
debentures
Dlv
110
50%
mortgage 2%s series P
mortgage 2Vis series G
Memphis
91%
97 34
First
Southern
91
50%
First
First
127%
93 %
1981
Pacific
104%
May-Hot
San Fran Term 1st
Southern
103%
126'/a
"
50 V4
1969
convertible
2
106
105
April-Oct
1987
4Vis
104 V4
99%
1941_Feb-Auo
7s
1985—
First
Gold
91%
RR
Gold
3s
May
May-Hot
debentures
Indiana Ry 2%a
Pacific Co—
Southern
104 %
June-Dec
1979
2%s
122
104 %
*127
gtd 5s 1963
Aprll-Oct
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Bell
debentures
1
*105
1989—May-Noe
Skelly Oil 2%s
Socony-Vacuum OH 2Vis 1976
North
105'% 105%
117%
June-Dec
2Vis
mtge
West Shore first 4s
Corp coll trust
debentures 1965
&
12
Co—
t§ASilesian-Amer
South
105 %
April-Oct
4s
1974
Oil
121'% 122
1968_June-Dec
A Sons 2 Vis 1966—
debentures
Shell
May-No®
1989_Jan-July
mtge 4Vis series A Jan 201P—
mtge
3s
gold
cons
& New England
Seaboard
1989
certificates Nov
first
mtge 4s Income series A Jan
Gen
First
series
bond certificates
4s
Gen
101
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
Wabash RR Co—
75%
98%
—
W
104%
65
Co—
mortgage 4s series A
ASecond
8t
73
Aprll-Oct
stamped
102
*103% 104%
"
—
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here is a
Act,
flat.
selling
issues
were
previously
listed
the
on
Curb
Exchange.
The
1950
year s
shown
range
combination of all sales on both Exchanges.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extended list we furnish a complete record of the transactions on New York Curb Exchange for the week beginning Saturday, Oct. 7
ending the current Friday, Oct. 13,
It is compiled from the reports of the Curb Exchange itself, and is intended to include every security, whether
or bond, in
which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
stock
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
New York Curb
Range
Shares
AEC
Vending
ACF-Brill
__1
Corp
Motors
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Low
warrants
Alloys
9%
5,200
7% July
l'/a
1%
500
1
4%
800
3
250
21
Jan
500
3
Va July
11
Jan
a
Exchange
2
5%
May
Range
for Week
of Pi ices
Shares
Loio
Par
High
July
41
__l
______
Low
Air-Way
Electric
—3
Appliance
—1—
May
Airfleets
Inc
Sep
Alabama
Great Southern—
Sales
Last
Sale Price
1
STOCKS
New York Curb
Range Since January 1
High
9
—
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Frices
Par
»
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
OCTOBER 13
1
__10
29
1
common.....
4
30
Aero
Supply
Agnew
Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe
Ainsworth
Air
Inc
footnotes
page
3
1%
,
5 V8
3%
Alabama
Jan
Alaska
Airlines
Fisher
31.
&
Power
10%
11%
3,200
7%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
2,000
4 %
July
80
50
4.20%
a
2,100
Jan
Apr
5
11%
"l
10
10
11
a
It3 a
11
1.300
10 Va
July
300
7V'a
Jan
Allied
International
Products
14% May
Altes Brewing
13
Aitofer
Sep
Bros
———1
250
99%
98
preferred____100
lnc
.3%
4
2,200
common
5
Co___
1
common
*
98
Oct
Apr
5%
Oct
'Sep
99
103'%
Aug
5Va Mar
3%
Oct
Apr
6V2
Jun
Aug
4%
Jun
3
Investing Corp—1
(Mich)
Jan
12
5%
3 V'a
—1
common
Allied
l
(N J)
see
2'
a
*
Manufacturing common
Associates Inc
For
_1
Stores
41
30
Oct
Alles
Hat Stores
Adam
_
High
Low
11 %
.
Co
Range Since January 1
High
20
4%
%
%
20
4%
■
250
3,600
15% July
4%
Aug
5% Mar
21
Sep
'4
Jan
7%
Jun
6
27
28
The Commercial and
(1460)
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Aluminum
$3.75
of
Co
America
cumulative
Goods
Aluminum
Industries
67%
65
99%
99% 100
•
pfd—
68%
26
•
common
conv
750
26
100
7%
1,050
14%
■'
•—-
51%
5,300
7%
15
14%
100
gAmerican Eantam Car Co class A
1
u
14
U
1
1%
1%
1%
1
Jan
96%
American
Book
American
Class
Co
Cities
100
Power
&
1
Class E ex-distribution
American
General
convertible
1
9%
2 %
2%
2 Ve
2%
1
preferred
American
Hard
American
20
Manufacturing
32%
9%
2,900
2%
5,200
2%
l,70o
50
33
73%
Sep
101% Mar
Co..
Maracaibo
American
Meter
American
Natural
Potash
_
1
-
_
5%
•
6%
Gas Co
Chem
&
76
2%
Sep
2%
Jan
37%
Jun
10%
18%
Apr
14%
Apr
24,400
3%
Feb
41% Mar
29
900
29
pfd. —25
class
— —
*
A_
.
21%
34
$6 series
•
Oct
22%
Aug
Cos
18%
Sep
Chamberlin
5%
Sep
5%
Charis
Chesebrough
Angerman
Co
Inc
American
Co
Ltd—
Jan
5% July
Jan
8
Sep
Clark
6%
200
5%
Jun
6%
Oct
Claude
6
100
5% July
7%
Jan
Clayton
13%
13'/B
13%
1,900
1
3%
3%
3%
900
1
Manufacturing Co__
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd_ _100
7%
7%
8%
6,900
reg
_
__
Apex-Elec
Argus Inc_
Arkansas
Natural
Common
6%
Gas
class A
Arkansas
—
Power
&
—
_
Light $7 pfd
4%%
Aro
convertible
Equipment
Aspinook
preferred..
Corp
(The)
109%
Jan
3%
Jan
11%
4,000
11%
11%
17.500
10%
10%
900
111% 111%
70
13%
14%
1,100
39%
40
11%
14%
*
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
120
11%
•
50
_
9%
9%
2.50
_
13%
13%
Corp
July
1,400
11%
10
5
Feb
5%
5%
10%
•
___
July
2%
110% 111%
5%
•
common
non-voting
preferred
110%
1
—
9
100
9%
14%
8% July
8% July
10%
110
Feb
July
12%
35
Sep
July
1,200
7%
8,900
9%
Jun
Jan
14%
Apr
3% Mar
23%
1%
1 %
1%
2,400
\l
10
84"%
82%
85%
23,800
63 %
Apr
July
85%
Oct
——-5
10
18%
18
18 %
600
16
July
18%
Oct
Homes
Controller
1
21%
20%
21%
1,150
4%
4%
4%
2,800
2%
Jan
4%
4%
5%
40,500
1%
6%
Oct
Colon
113%
Jun
Colonial
Manufacturing—-4
Co
Colt's
Commodore
Hotel
Jan
Community
Public
116%
Mar
Vtc
ext
Aug
ok
Consol
Jan
Consolidated
11%
Electric
14%
Oct
American
dep
rets
£1
reg__
Associated
Laundries of America
Tel
Jw
—
*
Tel
&
class A
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlas
Corp
Automatic Steel
Automatic
6fc
&
2%
Apr
58 %
56%
58%
4%
4%
7,500
18%
19%
5,200
100
1
44
Jan
4
Liquidating.
60
Corby
Class
A
B
Oct
Cornucopia
5%
4% July
6%
Feb
8%
8%
400
7% July
8%
Jan
Corroon
7%
7%
800
5%
9
Jun
__
_
.
16%
14%
17
14%
25
—3
common
14%
250
1,700
14
July
10%
Feb
22
Jan
14%
Oct
$1
&
Reynolds
Petroleum
Co
•
;
Baldwin Rubber Co common
Banco
de
los
American
(L)
&
Beau-Brummel
Beck
(A
Si
Bell
&
Blue
of
3%
Sep
5 % Mar
5%
12,400
9%
8%
9%
3,800
500
5%
Oct
3,400
11%
Jun
16%
1 % Mar
3%
35%
33% Mar
35%
200
37 %
Co
9
9%
500
7
Apr
9%
22%
450
22
Oct
22%
Oct
11%
300
9% July
4
4V4
15,800
9%
9%
700
4
_25
;
*
51
Jan
72
Oct
83%
85
340
75% July
85
Jun
2G
25
26
20%
20%
21%
5,100
9%
1,800
160
Eurry
5%
Jan
Jan
21%
Oct
5
18% July
24
25
*
27%
27%
100
Jan
10%
Aug
23% Mar
25%
Feb
Jan
23
Aug
32
9%
24
Feb
34%
Jun
28%
Aug
21% Apr
ord
reg
reg_
Power
10s
—
class
A
10%
10%
10%
200
Jan
8
7% July
junior
Curtis
2.50
1
25
23%
Jan
28%
Oct
700
2%
Jan
4%
Jun
200
16%
6
3,800
2,300
10%
11%
2,200
19%
20%
3,300
7%
7%
Sep
7%
200
11
July
5%
Jan
8%
Jun
16"%
Sep
Mar
6
13% May
15% July
5% Jun
20%
Oct
7%
D:iv
11%
12
12
12%
700
Jan
18%
7,300
13% Mar
common
50c
1
7%
250
5% July
%
6,800
3%
2,800
3%
3%
9
U
Sep
July
5%
Apr
200
3
4%
800
3%
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
Canadian
City
Capital
Transit
Carey
common
Carman
&
Carnation
Carolina
TO
common..
;
Kennedy
Inc
Oct
Oct
5
23 %
22
23%
800
17
Jan
35%
35%
36%
200
32
Sep
39% Aug
1
8%
8%
8%
900
4%
1,100
4
*
'III*
1
Ltd—
£1
dep rets B ord
page
14%
Feb
5%
Jun
100
3
3
3
July
108% 111%
2,250
78% Mar
3%
3%
1,400
1%
1%
1,200
1
19%
20%
4,800
33%
33%
100
600
20%
Oct
Oct
113
2% Mar
3%
3% May
3
Mar
May
13%
Jan
21%
Aug
30
Jan
36%
Jun
7%
Jan
10%
Apr
7%
10%
9%
10%
1,000
Jan
10%
ft
%
4,500
% July
%
Jan
9%
9%
10%
1,100
8% July
11%
Jan
6%
500
6%
6
"A"
15%
15%
500
14"%
11%
12%
24,300
5%
Jan
63
59
64
Jan
3%
725
34%
3%
200
2% July
30% Apr
48
48
48%
8,400
1
1
1%
2,700
1
1,900
2% Mar
3%
3%
9%
3%
9%
Jan
600
5%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
2,800
5%
Apr
11%
10%
11%
1,100
2 %
3,000
2%
300
2
54
56
24
23%
24'A
2%
2%
20
9,500
2.50
5
Jun
1% July
2%
Aug
Feb
xl3
Jun
x64%
Jun
V'''
3%
Oct
49'A
Sep
1%
Apr
3% July
10
Sep
8% May
Mar
12
3%
Jan
3%
Apr
48
Aug
68
18'A
Jan
29%
Sep
Jun
13
Jun
9
_*
common..
10
Oct
17% Mar
Sep
12%
•
partic
7%
Aug
15%
2
Dejay Stores
Dennison
8%
2s 6d
31.
(Mo)
Co
2.50
Apr
6%
Apr
July
15%
Feb
32% July
36%
Jan
5% Aug
—
14%
3%
82
12,400
2%
Jan
7% July
2% Mar
Jan
4%
Oct
84%
400
~7%
"7%
600
6%
Apr
7%
2-%
2%
500
1 %
Apr
2%
x25%
Jan
Sep
2% July
114%
10c
A
35
—50c
Devoe
7%
12%
12%
&
12%
Steel
&
Manufacturing
Co
American
Foundry
Domestic
Co
rets
Steel
Tar
Draper Corp
ord
2%
2 %
2%
5,000
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
26%
Jun
13
Oct
2
Apr
1
13
12
13
500
9% July
1%
1
Coal
4%
4
%
15%
1,100
4%
8.400
B__.—25
Co
Ltd
Oct
4,700
*
Co
Oct
14% July
23%
Oct
24%
Oct
July
Va July
10% Aug
32%
900
27% Aug
24% Mar
33%
Sep
85
Jan
98%
Jun
17%
Sep
21%
Sep
5%
Sep
6%
Oct
Feb
3%
Apr
July
14%
Jan
32 %
32%
100
95%
95'A
50
19%
—
20%
11,500
Sep
10c
19%
Ltd—
dep rets ord
—£1
reg
Duraloy
(The)
Durham
—
"2%
200
2%
Hosiery class B common
Co—
1
Potash
2%
11
—*1
Corp common
&
Oct
5% May
Laboratories—
B)
Sulphur
15%
31
30
31
10
■
Jan
46
9
*
*
3%
20 % May
23%
23
23%
*
Co Ltd common
Apr
11% July
35
*
clacs
Chemical
Co
Rubber
15%
15%
1
Co__
(Allen
Test
Jan
12
20'/a July
Ltd
Co
&
&
Harris
Duval
14% Mar
14G
900
4s_
reg
Class A common—
Duro
Sep
Jan
Jan
25 %
common
Power
American
8%
Feb
24%
B__
Sep
Apr
9%
25
Corp class A
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
Dunlop
10% July
135
10
common-
Finance
Dominion
1
5% July
30
Ltd—
dep
Dobeckmun
600
1
Products
Raynolds class
Distillers
1,000
100
.
Detroit Gray Iron
Detroit
_8%
5
common-
8%
Mfg class A common
Gasket
Detroit
2%
*
Co
4%
4%
16%
17
1,700
4%
17
2,000
3%
13
Jun
Mar
5%
17
Apr
Jan
j
E
Eastern
New
Gas
<fc Fuel Assn
common
prior
w
.—10
preferred
—100
preferred
l%July
*
common
i__
Jan
11 %
11%
10.000
10
Jun
11%
70
69
70%
575
62
Jun
73% Mar
56
July
24
July
100
27 %
25
.
3%
11%
27%
40
Oct
Feb
75
30%
Jan
*
3
3
800
2 % July
4
$7
preferred
series
A
*
84
83
84
250
85
Sep
$6
preferred
series B
*
79
75
79
125
65% July
60 % May
79
Oct
22'2
22%
600
18
Jun
100
75
Jun
States
Eastern
Sugar
Common
$5
Corp
2%
1
pfd shares of beneficial int
_1
83
83
83
*
11%
11%
11%
1,500
Electric
5
20%
19%
20%
56,000
11 %
11 'A
Bond
&
Share
common
Electrographic
Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire
Millwork
Derrick
Equity
Corp
$3
Corn
&
convertible
Corp
1
1
7%
x7%
8'A
300
50
1,800
5
15%
14%
15%
700
10c
1%
1%
1%
21,000
1
39%
38%
preferred
;
1
Ltd
106% 106%
100
.__
Equipment
common
Esquire Inc
Eureka
r.
Jan
Associates—
shares of beneficial int
Eureka Pipe Line common
40
1,075
8%
Jan
14% July
10% July
103
Feb
5%
12
Jan
5
"%
16
7
•
its
-ft
12
10
Jan
85
Aug
13%
Aug
23% Mar
19%
108
8%
Apr
May
Sep
19% Mar
Jun
1% Mar
38 % July
80,700
27% Sep
Feb
1 %
4% July
1
1
Jan
3%
11
Jan
Sep
x45
6%
Jan
Aug
Apr
16%
Feb
Jun
63
111% 111%
25
112
3%
14,600
3
9
Jan
125
82
-
4
14%
—
1
Inc
debenture
F
Fairchild
dep rets A ord
see
25%
Easy Washing Machine class B
100
2.50
common
footnotes
11
Oct
8%
5
Inc.—
Emsco
~3%
Biscuit Co__
For
16% Aug
A
9% Mar
150% Mar
4% Apr
26% Aug
"5%
Light $5 pfd
Amer
27
Apr
150% Mar
;i
Carr-Consolidated
Amer
Sep
8
•
&
Carreras
Mar
125
•
100
Co
Co
Power
24
42
16
23%
7% July
20% July
25% July
23
5% July
700
»
Co
&
Apr
5% Mar
Ltd—
Products
Baxter
5
9,400
20
Ltd
7%
preferred
Canadian Marconi
Capital
Jun
•
common
preferred
Industries
July
30% July
5
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Convertible
Sep
Sep
common
Dayton Rubber Co class
Eastern
4%
4%
7%
6%# preference
Canadian Canners
May
May
9%
(Md)
Eastern Malleable Iron
4
4%
1
Ltd
8
18
8%
Jan
ft July
3
4
*
Power__
Insurance
Co
Jan
10% July
18 % Sep
7%
California
Canada Cement
6 %
11% July
24%
13% May
16%
—
!<T
Estate
Electric
50Q
900
56
Brothers
Mines
Sep
13%
—
dep rets
12%c
2%
2%
5%
20
»
I_I_II•
1 % Mar
4%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Fire
7%
D
Duke
C
Camden
Oct
Jan
600
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Driver
28%
16
1
2.50
Co
Products
Sugar
Apr
3% July
39%
l.ono
_6
Manufacturing
Apr
4%
5%
Corp
Electric
5%
66'%
175
Apr
2,900
8%'
(ord reg)—£1
Lighting Inc common
6%
Calamba
1,100
10
Sugar common—_____5
Tobacco
4% %
Cable
Feb
4 %
66
1
common
-
Cuban
Apr
28%
16%
Line
Amer
67/s
_25c
Co
Atlantic
11%
'
1
.
class B
Ring
6
Jan
12%
_1
Refining
Cuban
DuMont
preferred—10
common
Co common..!,
Ltd
Oct
4%
25%
50
Inc.
preferred
11
2%
__
•
Distillers
Co
5%
12%
5
Dominion Textile
Ltd—
cumulative
Biscuit
Sep
Jun
16%
17
9%
•
Corp
26%
4 %
.•
;
Sep
Sep
175
*
Co
4%
10%
70
1
common
4% Mar
Sep
68%
1
Power
3% July
7% Mar
4
""9%
preferred-100
B
Burma
Jan
11%
•
Co
ord
Columbia
Pipe
13%
11%
Tobacco—
dep rets
Piston
Oct
7%
*
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burd
11%
300
£1
Euckeye
*Vb
11%
£1
Rubber
Jan
11
l
Light &
rets
Forman
16%
11%
dep
Celanese
Aug
14
com_*
common
Oil
700
800
24%
1
preferred
Internat'l
Oil
Oct
5%
6 Va
13%
7%
7%
Oct
22
i
Light
3%
66
Aug
9
dep rets ord bearer
Li
May
22
l
common
Mills
6
_4
•
(E
Drug
Curtis
5%
65 %
Sep
Jan
17%
Aug
35%
Cork
Crown
$6
13% Mar
%
common
Petroleum
Crown
Oct
100
common
Gas
Bruck
Feb
2%
& Co common
Traction
Bruce
17%
Jun
16%
Amer
4%
Oct
"5%
Amer
Brown
9%
3
American
Class
6% Mar
12%
■
5%
A
British
Oct
2%
Fdry & Mach Co
British-American
Brown
5%
1
Manufacturing Co
Amer
Jan
14%
___
British
3%
Cent
Crystal
25 l
*
Co
Motors
Crown
17%
8
10
Crowley Milner & Co
Davidson
Ci
Corp
~5%
5%
common
(S)
Bridgeport
~5%
2%
common
prior cumulative
Scrymser Co.
Bourjois Inc
British
150
common__25
Canada
5 % %
Class
4%
16 %
Borne
Brillo
13% Aug
1
Inc
Corp
(H
Breeze
Jan
1
distributed
Brazilian
9%
1
common
common
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
300
l
Corp_
Co
Inc
Ridge
When
13%
1
common
Ties
Birdsboro Steel
Blauner's
Oct
•
Inc
Hedges
Bickford's
Ltd
Pwr
Co
Shoe
Watch
Benson
July
77
xl3%
—
1
Aircraft
Telephone
Benrus
3,900
52
Andes—
Earium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
Bellanca
.
3%
1
shares
Barcelona Tr Lt &
Baumann
77
4% July
25
10%
common
dep receipts
Brewing
Crosley
74
76%
Oct
34.%
600
*
Petroleum
Croft
B
Wilcox
&
10'/a
Apr
800
2,700
5%
Ltd—
American
Babcock
Jan
10%
12%
*
Courtaulds
Creole
Aur
*
Mines-
convertible
5%
7'/8
5c
—
Gold
preferred class A
Cosden
Jan
17%
__*
Inc
5%
Apr
32 %
8%
31
17%
108%
non-voting_
Feb
7%
Oct
6%
25%
Co—1
Co
voting
Class
6%
19%
8%
21%
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
Jun
Jun
Varnish
Oct
17%
15'% Mar
5%
10
32%
1
Jan
Paint &
Sep
1
Ltd
Corp
Cook
5
•
Car-Na-Var
1%
12% Mar
*
Continental Foundry & Machine
Sep
Apr
13
10
Aug
July
14
8%
1
,
Oct
3%
6% July
1
Royalty Oil
Continental
*
common
Corp
350
May
1%
200
13
10
—
Utilities
Gas
Consolidated
Coro
1
Machine
Sons
Collieries
3,100
4%
preferred
Ayrshire
Jan
xl9 %
Products Inc
Voting
IB F)
41%
1
_
73
675
2%
warrants
7
1.700
2%
-1
5% July
% Mar
73
—50
Plywood Corp.
Avery
70
2%
-
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas
— -
1
12
*
Associated
—
7%
4%
-25
Co
Service———
Engineering Corp
Consolidated
Industries-
7
5%
Inc
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Associated
Feb
7
1
1956
to
15%
10
Machinery—
Shoe
40
6% July
-1
Manufacturing
Jan
600
5%
—
12%
75
7%
ordinary
& Stone Co
11
Compo
*
Sep
23%
7%
*
common—
Development
Airlines
__20
Co
Products
Plow
1
1
—
Lambert
Jan
23%
7%
—
Inc
Colonial Sand
6% May
12% Jan
Mining
Coal Corp common
Cockshutt
%
8
Lines
Air
Manufacturing Co—
Aluminum
Club
Sep
17%
City & Suburban
6%
£1
dep rets ord
Angostura-Wupperman
Jun
Co—_.
4%
100
&
Oct
12%
66 %
—,
Stamping—
200
3,200
7%
Clinchfield
Jan
10%
10
4
*
*
1
com
common
4%
?
Aug
7%
Jan
Jan
67
Service
Neon
7%
July
3%
60 % Mar
certificates
6%
6%
common
Anglo-Iranian Oil
Jan
675
Consolidated
Clarostat
Anchor Post Products.
38%
66%
Southern
Auto
Jun
64 "2
Cities
City
Jun
9% Mar
Chief
Mar
Oct
4%
35%
3,300
9%
Feb
700
Manufacturing
trust
Feb
Feb
3%
11 %
Chicago Rivet & Machine
&
21%
Oct
7
10%
Feb
133
1
11
Oct
July
8%
100
Feb
10%
5
common
Si!
106
4
21%
ll
10
common
113%
•
9
9%
8%
6
6
7%
5
8%
9 %
8%
7%
113
5
common
Mar
8
100
4%
'
._
_
preferred
173
110
125
100
9%
3%
17,200
Feb
July
July
410
8%
6
37% Mar
Voting
10%
166
6%
30% May
Chicago
9%
160
162
5%
Jan
1,700
%
22
6%
ft Aug
4,400
9%
%
% July
5%
Feb
9%
9
6%
Aug
%
850
1
Co
98% May
Sep
2.50
Corp
Jan
92
common
Cherry-Burrell
Feb
10
Co of America—.
Aircraft
na
39%
9%
Writing Paper
—
31
2
__
Thread
Jan
Feb
27%
preferred
American
10%
25% July
30%
37
common— _10c
American
May
2,300
29%
35 %
*
8 %
31
29%
common_;
Superpower Corp
Sep
July
36%
/,
Jun
1,600
25% July
300
30
10
_
__
86 %
10%
1
Products
Steel
Power & Light
21
Jan
450
200
25%
Jan
9%
Ohio
Central
5%
4%
Power Co
4% pfd,
100
^Central States Elec 6% preferred—100
7% preferred
—100
Conv preferred opt div series—
100
Conv pfd opt div series 1929
100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc.
—2
Convertible
preference
10
Jun
2,250
24
preferred______——_______100
3.50%
America
of
Corp
Central
July
July
1%
32
18
24%
Jan
81%
*
common
& Co—
Jan
9% May
2% Sep
7% July
21
5 %
4'/a
60
M)
Apr
85
July
22%
5%
3,200
84%
Central Maine
*
B
American Republics
American Seal-Kap
Amer
_
Co.
American
Class
Co
6 %
83%
Catalin
'
American
5%
6 % Jun
6
Aug
29% Oct
7% Jan
Oct
20%
21%
21% July
Oct
21%
21
20
3"% Mar
650
Jan
18
.25
.
corn- __25
Co
1,000
8%
1% July
1
High
Low
"4%
15%
1%
Range Since January
High
29%
Aug
Jan
Shares
4%
(A
May
% Aug
for Week
28 "2
1
Co common
Products
Mar
-ft
1
—.—10
1
(J W)
Carter
Casco
6
26
Low
Par
24
12%
37
_1
Launary'-Machine..
American
Rubber
9%
10c
Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
$2.50
80
80
—
>
Light—
distribution-on
B
of Prices
Castle
1,300
.
Range
Sale Price
High
Jan
700
American
Beverage common
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Range Since January 1
Low
Monday, October 16. 1950
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
.
.
13
Sales
High
•
Manufacturing
Amer Air Filter 5%
of Prices
Low
100
common
preferred
Aluminum
ENDED OCTOBER
Range
Sale Price
New York Curb Exchange
WEEK
.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Financial Chronicle
11
Sep
1% Mar
11
Sep
1 % Mar
Camera
Fairchild
Engine
Fansteel
&
&
Instrument
Airplane
Metallurgical
26 %
6,400
1
6%
6%
6%
20,000
4%
Jan
7%
Aug
*
15%
15%
16%
6,700
10 %
Jan
17%
Sep
1
26
25%
20
July
29% Mar
Number 4951
Volume 172
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1461)
RANGE
STOCKS
Last
Range
New York Curb Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
York
First
Fishman
Ford
3%
1,700
9%
200
;
'
43
ord reg— __£1
4%
4 Va
-1
2,100
7,600
voting
52
51
52%
*
54
51 %
54
non-voting
B
of
Moior
—
475
•j
Pitt
Fox
Franklin
4
% 'r.
Brewing
Simon
Ju.y
33%
9
Jun
2%
Exchange
Apr
May
Jeanette
5Vb
Jan
21
Jan
52%
Jan
54
Co
Lake
Brown
Inc
common.
12%
12 Vb
y VB
9 Vb
1
300
11
1,000
Co
&
Jan
7% July
18
Jan
9'A
Sep
7Va
Jan
Feb
38
Aug
10
Jan
14
May
Geilman
Mfg
Acceptance
General
Alloys
General
Builders
b'
Co
Supply
Amer
5%
Finance
Fireproofing
Oulcloor
>
preferred
C)
(A
Co
G1
McBean
deling
Alden
Glen
Co
Gobeh (Aclolft
Godchaux
Cla.s
Inc
common
—
Manufacturing
class
Inc
1
Mines
A
_
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
1st
Oi.
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
Griesedieck
Co
Western
Lime
Gypsum
Alabastine
&
Feb
107%
4%
Jan
2'/a
14 'A
Hall
Kokenge Co
July
116'/a May
107 '/a
FeD
109% May
3
Mar
3 %
6 'a
18%
a
5,700
3'(a
6 '/a
20'
201
100
a
1,500
17%
17%
200
May
4'/a
May
8
5 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
13
22%
Apr
Jun
17
17%
Oct
Oct
28
Oct
157:i
15 Va
15%
5,100
12%
Apr
17'A
Jan
171
17 %
17%
3.100
10%
Jun
21%
Sep
19 Va
20
11
Jan
21
Aug
28
20
j
,
4 71
2,500
1%
5G
41 Va
Jan
25
%
iVi
i
6
6 %
31%,
10
ini
%
300
32
38%
84
Jan
f
%
4,500
50
50
45
4V4
7%
ADT
Jan
Sep
50
33
22% July
Sep
Sep
%
Jun
Sep
Apr
rvt
May
''
16% Mar
Jan
200
9
7%
200
6 Va July
8%
Apr
10
10%
800
8% July
12%
Jan
136
135
136%
400
112Va July
146% Mar
134
133% 134%
170
129
May
137
1
Apr
14%
14
7%
...
10%
-
Gas
Kawneer
Corp
&
Hanford
Electric
Rayon
He
Co
_
Brewing
Class
_
Co
Holophane
Horner's
Hormel
Co
12%
12%
21
20'A
&
Hardart
Horn
<fe
Hardart
Hubbell
Oil
Lock
Hurd
&
Inc
Hygradc
Food
1,700
9% July
22%
625
13 >A
100
12%
12 Va
100
a
94 Va
95
"
74
74
10 Vb
10 V4»
13'A
--
*"
13
8%
8%
13%
70
13 Va
Va
Sep
Jun
Mar
102
Jun
200
Oct
14
10'/4 July
Aug
Sep
22%
11 Va July
94'/a
77%
Jun
12% May
8% Mar
800
3'/a
Jan
6%
Oct
200
6% July
8%
Oct
425
44 '/a Mar
53 %
Sep
10%
6,400
7% July
10%
Oct
2%
2%
300
2'/a July
3%
Jan
__
•
55
44
100
12%
12%
250
45
45
43
....
165
—.—*
31%
31%
75
167
60
32
225
5
__*
___5
common
—
23
23
101
101%
3%
__
23
2%
156
Oct
167
31
July
34
Jan
111%
Oct
23% Aug
2,000
80
Mar
103 %
Oct
3%
100
3
Sep
4%
Jan
400
14%
14%
14%
650
3%
3 %
3%
200
15%
15%
15%
5
Jun
103'A
2%
200
Jan
Oct
53
Jan
Feb
2
;
3%
Apr
18%
Apr
Sep
3%
Apr
Jun
12
18%
Jan
°July
3'A
13
14%
——*
14%
15
1,400
Lefcourt
Le
Realty
(Canada) coupon.
23%
28
'A
8,600
Lit
Corp
Indianapolis Pwr & Light
Co
Insurance
of
North
Brothers
International
Cigar
International
ll'A
100
8%
14'A
16% Aug
18
$3 50
series:.
New
Industries
International
Metal
International
Petroleum
shares
Registered
deposit
Safety
Razor
82%
6%
Louisiana
Land
Power
Lynch
Corp
pfd
—
—
Public
Jan
1,200
5 Va July
8'A
Jan
6 Vb
Jan
8%
Jun
16% July
22 %
Jan
7'A
Jan
Marion
Harris
(A
McKeen
Iowa
98 V2
Jan
103%
3.90't
Iron
Aug
120
12'/a
Aug
250
68
July
84% May
Apr
30 %
Aug
Sep
12 'A
11%
12
'A
200
7%
Jan
12 Va
Sep
13%
1
14
l'/8
preferred
500
10% July
600
1%.
900
v
t
c
1
Air
*
com
cl A
*
7%
14%
7%
15%
7%
14% May
14 Vb
15%
6,300
10%
Jun
15%
21
22%
3,500
15%
Jan
24'A
Apr
11%
11%
400
9% July
12%
Jan
25
25
25
Oct
25%
25%
26%
3,500
%
%
%
26,200
26'A
50
Apr
29 'A
May
Jan
28 Va
Sep
22% July
27% Mar
22
28 V4 May
July
7% July
10'/a
% July
1>A
10 %
132
116
450
136
116
132
121
1,300
July
July
105
92 % July
Oct
Feb
14% Mar
152
Mar
131
Mar
33%
12,800
Jan
34% May
110%
130
xllO
Oct
113 Vb Mar
14%
14%
1,100
12
July
14%
12%
10%
12%
4,800
Jan
12%
12'A
11%
12'A
500
1
•
32%
33 »A
14'A
110
26 Vb
Apr
1
25c
15
Corp common.:
Participating preferred
1
—-—2.50
*
10
1—-1
Bumper Corp
Steel Tube
:
Michigan Sugar Co common
G% preferred—-.
Michigan
Oil
Aug
July
31
Mar
41
27
Co
1% Aug
—
1
preferred—*
common
conv
35%
3,900
6 Va
Feb
8%
Aug
Jan
35%
Oct
Apr
35
"7%
12%
12%
13 Va
8,500
2%
2%
2%
2,600
1%
6%
7%
2,300
4%
Sh
"9%
10%
9,300
700
8
6% Mar
11% July
! c1d
1
9
Jan
July
110'A
10%
8
Jun
Sep
Mar
55% Mar
Jun
8'A
2,200
6%
Jan
8%
9 Va
900
7%
Apr
9% May
1%
1 '/a
1,700
1
Feb
1% July
8'A
8 Va
8%
700
10%
900
7
Feb
7
10'A
13%
13%
13%
3,300
10 Va
10%
10%
150
14%
15'A
2,350
4 Va
400
Va
8%
9
May
Feb
12% July
Feb
14%
9 % May
Sep
10% Mar
Feb
23% July
4
—50c
preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada———--*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
pfd—100
Missouri Public Service common
*
14%
Co——_—_—_—.
Jun
Apr
10%
1
Piping & Supply common
% Aug
9
Va
1%
2%
Oil
Midwest
3
'10
8
8
23%
Midwest
Jan
Jan
5
49
*
—_-:—
Feb
5 Va
1
Oct
10'A May
17
108 Vb Mar
50c
-10
*
Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
18%
7%
*
shares
dividend
common
Sep
2%
27Va
100
8
8
33
35%
Products—
non-cum
Midvale
$1
Corp
Steel
Midland
$2
Petroleum
States
Midland
Corp—
Hone
Micromatic
Oct
15'A Mar
18
34'A May
20
29
29
—
100
Michigan
Middle
8V8
11% July
11 Va July
& Scott Corp—
Co——
Iron
Refineries
Mid-West
Wohl
Miller
4 Va
1,600
23%
24
29
29
100
3
10,500
Co
2%
1
i\/c'"h^ormni
Monogram
Pictures
1
common
700
6'A
6
common.—
31%
31%
100
14%
15'A
9,100
103% 103'/a
25
convertible
%
103 %
26
12
Apr
17% July
Jan
4'A May
3%
Jan
24%
22% July
29 Yt
20
1%
preferred series C
Society com class
4.50%
Loan
100
A
1
1%
"9
11,800
2%
2'A
2%
2,400
9
Sep
Sep
3
Aug
July
7 Vb
Aug
Apr
32 Vb
.Tun
15%
Feb
181
Company common
.
1% July
Apr
Apr
105
Jan
107%
Jan
101'A
101%
Aug
Aug
Jan
Jan.
—
33% July
3% May
186
38
Aug
Jan
700
101 'A 101%
,
4% July
6%
Feb
1,300
5
x4%
13 Va Mar
17%
Oct
700
28
35% Mar
120
97
July
Feb
105%
Jun
39
9
400
24
Jan
41%
48'A
250
32 Va
Jan
48 »A
Oct
9%
200
7 Va
Apr
10'A
Aug
300
12 %
Feb
16'A May
6% July
11% May
9%
'/a
oc
41
45
Mills
*
2.50
10
50c
Aug
3 'A
2%
17%
Ohio Mfg Co
Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
10 %
176 Va
32%
common——*
Tel
100
5
Jun
6% Mar
260
17
&
43
300
31%
Tel
Feb
2%
31%
Vernon-Woodbury
Sep
105
182'A
~2%
"2%
17
—_—
Jan
Mar
100'/a July
101'A July
__
10
Producers
9
97
181
Mountain
5
29%
34
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumulative pfd series B—100
c^
15 'A'
15
9'A
8%
1,800
Sep
N
ft
APr
Corp
—.—...—1
National Bellas Hess common—
-1
National Breweries common
*
Namm's
7%>
Inc
common—
1% July
Oct
1% Aug
National
Mallinson Fabrics——
I /:
ll
Gas
& Stores common
1,100
1,800
1,000
Rubber
National
Starch
Jan
% Aug
Steel
Car
9% Aug
National
1 Va
National Transit
Jan
Machinery
Products
Ltd—
common
7,000
9 Vb
3.000
19%
Sep
32VB
Feb
32 Vb July
*
36% Mar
10%
Jan
13% May
10% May
7 Va
Apr
100
10%
Jan
15
Sep
8%
Jan
15%
Jun
8 %
200
7%
Sep
9%
Jan
6%
Jan
2
National
x8%
1,430
12%
11%
9
Jan
fa
2,500
4
Mar
12
May
4
14
Co
18% Aug
22
5
July
10,500
13'A
Cooker common
95
21
Sep
Apr
3
12%
Pressure
Feb
21
3'A
3
Apr
3%
14
Radiator
Sep
3
15%
12%
300
1
National
13'A
5 %
*
1
National
Feb
2
4%
4%
25
preferred
Fuel
14
4%
500
15
14%
10
—
88
15
Feb
7%
Co—
National
•
.100
__:
Manufacturing
Chute _^_
Italian Superpower Corp
Irving
1 %
12 Vb
15%
16% May
12%
—
Aug
300
13%
13%
13%
Sep
500
Service Co—
Fireman
4%
Jun
99 'A
Apr
1%
300
—
„
Textile
Metal
B
preferred
A
Mesabi
class
Co—______—
xVm rrants
%
Co
&
Merritt Chapman
Muter
7%
1
1,000
11%
£1
10
*
*
*
1
—1
Ltd
Dredging
Mfg
Menasco
Co
&
Johnson
Apr
7,U'0
Royalty
Pub ic
7%
18%
*
Co
common—
G)
McWilliams
6 '/a
Mfg
Shovel
Power
Massev
National Mfg
Investors
7 Vb
18%
International Marine
11%
12%
13%
7%
18%
22 %
1
*
common
(The B) Co
Consolidated
Communication
Mead
Co
Service
Stores
Mangel
Jan
11 '/2
:
Mar
5
12 Vb
6%
M
Apr
12 "4
*
15% May
6 Va
5
10
Light $6
&
Muskegon
24%
.
Sep
6%
—2
Exploration
&
Murray
shs __*
B
Sep
4%
100
preferred B ctfs of deposit—100
Feb
*
———10
Products
International
81'A
Jun
12
*
i
w
common
Oct
40
A.
coupon
—
International
81'A
50
.
Jan
3%
8% July
preferred A ctfs of deposit
7%
Nachman
—
16
Jun
1,000
•
13
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
Sep
Oct
1fa
2,200
1
28 %
% Mar
850
14%
10%
4%
Longiues-Wittnauer Watch Co
States
ll'A
119
Jan
9 VB
Long Island Lighting Co—
Common
certificates of
States Power
900
117
7%
4%
5
10
(Texas)
Gas Co
Star
Lone
Mt
4,900
1G2% 102%
14% Mar
26 %
Mountain
12'A
Machinery.—___♦
1,800
Sep
10'A July
1,200
3'A
*
A
Chain
Steel
Locke
Oct
28%
117
10%
Jan
14'A
•
class
Oct
12
pfd-_10o
4%
10
10
1
common
Groceterias
Loblaw
4%
ll'A
America!——10
200
Jan
8'A Jun
12'A Mar
*
28%
27
£1
—
10%
Apr
May
1ft
8%
1
common
18% Mar
12 Va
—
Ireland
7% Mar
27
Registered
—
__*
Imperial T bacco of Canada.——__5
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain &
10'A
5
Inc
G)
(R
Tourneau
Lionel
Mountain
26%
*
2,800
'
22
4%
5
5
•.
common
3% July
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep receipts registered-__£l
Imperial Oil
12%
Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America.——10c
I
Co common
Jan
u July
9
Montgomery
Zinc
Jan
11%
1
University
Extension
Salle
La
Monroe
Illinois
2%
900
2,600
At ;
Feb
18'/a
1
Products—
Feb
1,300
1_*
preferred—
Securities
Jan
May
48'/a
pfd—.— *
1
Sep
13 %
46
9% July
106%
100
45
30'/a July
42 %
Jan
5'A
1
Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lanston Monotype Machine
* nr
8% Mar
Jan
10
6%
2?'"-
n
40
6 Vb
6%
——________
convertible
1st
H-dro-E ectric
12%
74
____*
Refining
common
6% July
1P
9%
Co
Refrigerator $2.25
smari
Hurler's
1,000
Sep
52'/«
Manufacturing Co
&
1.80)
^7%
7
11% Mar
9%
common
(Harvey)
Jun
52%
..
Humble
Oct
201:,
2% May
Jan
9%
12 %
_*
,—15
Baking
preferred
5 '<
1%
5%
Jun
Sep
3
Jan
600
941
13 V4
53%
45% July
5
1
—-—*
Co__
&
Oct
10
!__
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Apr
600
1 %
6
Aug
27
20
-10
common—
Inc
(Geo
Horn
Ku
7%
7
12%
Feb
4,600
5%
Feb
32
12%
3 Va
Apr
42
Jan
__
3 V4
9%
July
'
12%
Aug
33
•
—
6%
107% May
Oct
Jun
10%
1%
'
Oct
Feb
Feb
2
4% Mar
1%
Jan
1
Ltd
Lakey
Marconi
9
Sep
12%
15%
in
21
5
Inc
Mines
Shores
Mapes
7%
1
.
Lake
Company
Apparel
L'Aiglon
Sep
20%
A
Laclede-Chr.isty
18
14%
1
18
10 'A
Maine
150
Mar
125
18%
18
__1
Apr
10
!
—
33 %c
112
400
,
1
5
Kobacker Stores
Jun
900
Jun
21
3,300
4'A
3%
4
18
1
"To
_
Krueger Brewing Co_
Kropp (The) Forge Co
108
1,500
Sep
112
14%
103'/a
1,800
I.
28
—
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
6 Vb
1
35 Va
27'A
.
_
Feb
2%
6
_
Co
10%
2%
10
-
_
__
Jan
2%
2
Bollinger Consol Gold
Mines
Hol y Stores
Inc
————
Corp
9'A
Sep
'1,700
35
common
Rubber
(IB)
Hotels
8%
7%
8
*
Co
Jan
Aug
9
10
106
28
Feb
20
preferred—.
class
Emil)
100
35
Feb
6
-
22'A May
10% lviur
25
15%
106
1
44'/a
47%
common
Co
&
(R)
6
a——100
—100
—1
common
convertible
b'r
Klein
Manischewitz
11%
Jan
July
15
11%'
10%
50
_
Ltd
Co
M
31%
10
200
15%
_1
G
38 % Ju.y
47%
—_____
w
Co
Lake
(D
4%
41.400
10%
5
_
Petroleum
Kirkland
Kleinert
8'A
18'A
108 Va
common
preferred
xl4% July
—
_
King Seeley Corp.
Kingston Products
Kirby
7%
18%
7%
-1
cumulative
21'A July
108'% 108%
—.*
_
Hoe
17%
*
Lighting
County
4%
9
*
Mfg
Jan
100
300
5
25c
.__
common-
common
Holt
Higbie
3%
Jan
"
1,200
47 Va
Co___
5%%'. preferred
4'<
preferred w
Henry
2% July
__
_
132,500
11%
A
Co
500
*
Co
2
27
__
Rubinstein
Heller
3
_
_L
&
25%
*
Co—
Corn
Mining
2%
"2%
Inc
common
(Walter)
45
1V4
11%
Dept Stores common
ena
Jan
pfd_ —100
_
25
--
25
—__1
1
2
1
Light
common
tings Mfg Co___
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
hecla
Sep
3%
*
Co
Kennedy's
4'%%
43
2
45
26
— —
Ha:
Heam
16%
1
Electric
Louisiana
/
*
5
Ltd
common——.
Co
Paper
Haivford
Hazeitine
5%
Jan
July
K
Kansas
Sep
50
Mar
74
1
4 Va
Jan
47'a
46
a
400
3%
3%
3 12
—5
Bridge
Harvard
Jun
1 Va
•
Oct
111
*
Co
Lamp
Hamilton
3Vs
6%
500
Feb
200
109
H
H: mmcrmill
700
2,800
2%
Jan
111% 113 VB
a
Products common—25c
Utilities $4.40 pfd——100
States
4%
16 Vb
Va
2
24% May
17 '/a July
1121
2
Brewery
Jun
Oct
Stores
Grocery
Gulf
Chemical
&
Paiier_„
Jun
8%
Sep
Feb
1
*
100
1
25
8Vb
7%
14
Tea—
stock
5% July
1U0
5
common
8%
30
1
preferred
Oct
Apr
150
pfd—25
conv
Pacific
&
Non-voting
l'r
14
14
4
Rapids ' Varnish
Manufacturing Co
Great'Atlantic
4'A May
23% Mar
105 % 105 'A
*0
__*
Co
Gorham Manufacturing common
urand
800
*
Con. olidated
Goodman
Gray
4
3%
14
*
A
preferred
prior
Gorhsnf
900
*
Gold.ield
Sep
103'i
___1
B
B
S4.50
21 la
4
5
class
200
25
class
Inc
Sugars
Sep
July
6% May
2%
2'/a Juiy
100%
..__*
Coa._
Union
Globe
1,G00
7(8
_*
Co
&
6(8
20%
21 >4
*
,
—.—.—
Distilleries
Glen more
Mines
Gold
common
Gilchrist
%
*
1
1
_____
Ye lowkniie
4,900
7%
6
6%
5
100
pld
S5
Gilbert
3 Vb
—10
6%
Plywood Corp common
50c
5'<
conv
preierred
_20
General Public Service $0
preferred--*
preferred
Gerity-Mich Corp
2%
8
6%
1
common
Adv
$(5
Jan
1% Mar
22 Va
General
Power
4%
1,000
9
Jan
2,700
2%
£1
common.,
preferred series A
General
Giant
4%
15%
•
Kaiser-Frazer
Knott
reg
Corp
General
Georgia
4%
6
2'A
Ltd—
Co
rets ord
dep
General
7
5%
2
corn—1
25
preierred
Electric
6%
*
Corp
300
Jan
Sep
6
Corp———.——-1
—
■
16%
97
Jun
2%
1
common
Co
convertible
<
^100
_
General
2,500
13% July
89 'A
15%
15%
15"'a
_*
common
preferred
General
4%
16 Va
1
Feb
11 Vb
Key
Co
High
1
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Jan
% July
11%
Kings
5'>
(N
common
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
4 '/a %
preferred
Power
Low
Oct
29%
__
__
10%
--
1,900
1
__
__
5
B
I 'A
__
__
50
preferred
12
Range Since January 1
High
1
common
Sulphur
Stores
Preference
Oct
22%
Glass
Jefferson
Kidde
Gatineau
Lou>
Aug
11
3'A July
13,400
J,a
1 g
1
1.25
Co
A)
(Geo
■'«
bearer
—
& Co
convertible
\
Ful.er
receipts
Co..
Brewing
(Peter)
Shares
France—
depasit
American
Fort
Apr
3 %
Julian
*
A
Class
for Week
Par
Canada—
of
Cla^s
Range
of Prices
Jan
76
Jim
rets
Last
Sale Price
High
July
28
3>A
3%
1
1
—
55
New York Curb
Sales
Week's
Friday
Ltd—
depo it
Motor
preferred
Inc.
Co
Co
.uuerican
Ford
13
STOCKS
Low
40
64
9%
_10c
common
cumulative
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Motor
Ford
OCTOBER
Range Since January 1
High
63
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dividend
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WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Association
Fire
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
CURB
YORK
NEW
10
1
*
1
13 Va
8
8
4
9
2,300
18
20
1,500
24
8%
18'A
24
50
4
4
200
8'A
18
Oct
16 'A July
2%
Jan
9
Oct
20
Oct
24 34
Oct
4%
Jun
29
30
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NEW
CURB
RANGE FOR WEEK
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
New York Curb Exchange
4 %
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
31
Pur
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
'
Union
Neptune
Meter common
Nestle
Mur
Le
New
England
New
Haven
4
%fk
New
4 %
Radio—-——-----—30c
National
X
common..
Co
95%
97%
240
2 %
2/4
2%
5%
preferred..-.
2o
Zinc———— 25
6
Jersey
Mexico
New
Park
New
Process
New
York
Co
63%
05
9'h
91a
1
Land
Arizona
&
Mining
Co
Auction
York
Merchandise
New
York
102% May
3
Sep
7%
Jun
Aug
2,900
49
Mar
66 %
Oct
2,400
7
July
10'/8
J
500
1
Jun
11a
1%
76 %
59% Aug
"71«
8
lQ
York & Honduras Rosario
New
Feb
10
25 la
26 3
10
New
6%
Jun
3 %
Oct
41
Jan
% Mar
150
*
934
common
89
Apr
66 %
1%
Co_——
—
1
common-——-——*
5%
Jan
5 % May
2,300
1
%
24%
100
5%
convertible
New
2,800
41
97%
1
Watch Co—.
2
9,000
5 %
——100.
Tel—.
&
Tel
Clock &
39 %
401a
—5
500
7
Feb
4
250
22
% July
934
:oo
9
July
8
Founders
shares
Feb
Jan
16% July
Apr
Savoy
11,500
13% July
17% Mar
Sayre
10
15 %
Schulte
12%
12
1 r,
American
Central
Penn
16
48%
49 la
5
18 la
181a
18 'a
300
——-—-1
3'4
3 Vh
3%
Northrop
4'A %
Serv
Pub
Aircraft
Novadel-Agene Corp
8 la
8%
—■_—1
15'/a
15%
_——-*
500
151a
Securities
Oct
Seeman
5%
20%
4
Jan
Jan
97% July
5,600
8'4
6%
Scullin Steel
Jan
July
2%
Aug
93%
Sep
10 %
18%
13% Aug
Shoe
Selby
Selected
Feb
Jan
Corp
Ohio
Power
Oklahoma
Oliver
class
4 la %
Telev
&
Inc
Omar Inc
29%
2.10()
11 Vij
100
111/2
12 1
21 '/a
%
11
1
301a
IIV2
30 %
*
B
22
5.900
a
1
—
22
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares—.
Overseas Securities-—
1
15'/a
15'/a
500
800
16
1% Mar
ft July
41 Va
July
% July
27
49%
Jan
111 %
15
class
275
49 la
100
Gas_„
Filters
Radio
1,100
48'/a
49
"
common-
preferred
Natural
United
Olympic
B
115
Sep
Jun
37%
Jan
July
13%
Jan
6% July
16% Apr
12%
Oct
9 Va
16%
5%
Can
Gas
5% ft
Co
&
1st
18%
Jun
Jan
22
Oct
Jan
16%
Oct
1st'' preferred
5ft
redeemable
5ft
redeemable
4.80%
Pacific
red
div
preferred
1st
pfd series
$4.50
cum
Petroleum
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
32
28
Mar
Senler
(R
Shattuck
pfd-
6,900
3,300
23 *,2
Jan
49%
Oct
1,200
1
Mar
2%
Sep
2%
2'«
4,100
1%
Feb
2%
Oct
3
3%
600
2%
Aug
3%
Api-
1%
1%
2,600
1 %
July
24%
25%
900
13%
Jan
1%
1%
500
1 %
Jan
3%
Apr
15% July
18 %
May
—
*
Pancoastal
A)
v
t
100
14
July
100
23
Aug
6
5%
28
26It
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Patican Co Ltd—,
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49
50
41%
42
24%
24
24
Penn
&
Gas
Power
Penn
Traffic
Penn
Water &
&
class
12
—100
Tire
&
Co
Philadelphia
Rubber
Co
common
Johnson Ltd
Gold
3%
3%
7%
1%
1%
Pleasant
Valley
Pneumatic
Polaris
&
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Pratt 8c
of
Pressed
Metals
Producers
20 3 a
1,100
Sicks
Canada
convertible
Providence
Service
4%%
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of
Pulp
Pyle-Nafional
Pyrene
Co
Pa
Quebec
Power
%
;
Packing Co
25,200
3
400
350
5%
200
38
2,700
4%
7.600
9%
9%
700
8% Mar
1
4
4%
700
3
2,100
12.50
$3
convertible
Raytheon
35%
24%
35%
19
19
19
28%
28%
200
._25
30 %
30%
30 %
700
_25
28 %
28%.
28%
2,200
27 %
25%
Pump Co
Regal
Reis
Shoe
(Robert)
Reliance
preferred
E
40
Apr
12%
25
39% July
48%
Feb
23%
Aug
26%
Apr
29%
Jan
Feb
12% May
5% Apr
Mar
2%
113% May
4% July
30% July
600
53%
Jan
15%
600
11
Jan
•
21
%
Jun
100
17'/8
Jun
21
6
4%
4%
%
6
%
200
4%
3,500
22
19
,21%
1,600
id
5%
40 %
2,100
4
Oct
Jan
%
Sep
Jan
24% Mar
4
Jun
8%
~2frt
"2%
400
%
2%
58%
58%
GO
860
32%
33 %
500
2
2 3
8
,
2,000
4%
Oct
2 5 ''/a
1% July
1% Mar
52
Mi
Apr
—
17
—
17%
100
Jun
61%
18%
Jan
35
Jan
14
Jan
Feb
3% July
3%
-
14%
95
16 3
Speed
4 %'
18
Mar
Sep
Sep
Sep
Mar
Shoe
30% July
4
16%
16%
1.190
3%
3%
3 v8
7.400
1
8%
8
8%
700
7
8!a
8%
8%
600
8%
104%
225
Jun
Oct
May
104
*
20%
20 %
21 %
800
_—5
13%
12%
13 %
900
8'%
8%
%
1.000
9
12%
Brewing
Standard
Cap
126
126
127%
156
153
156
&
Convertible
Jan
19%
8c
Co
common—
Richmond
3%
81
class
Common
$7
preferred
Starrett
of
Co
Stein
(A)
Corp
Stop 8c Shop
(S)
B
Tool
Finch
2%
10% July
Aug
10% Mar
Jun
105
250
38
37%
38%
2.800
5%
9,600
1
Texas
13
22%
Sep
Thew
13%
Oct
Thiokol
9%
Oct
Thor
95
July
130
Sep
20
154
Jan
160%
Jun
18%
Oct
200
1 %
Jun
75
24%
Jan
4
1%
251:,
26%
23%
23%
24
400
*
5514
5514
10
common——5
9%
9%
16,400
6%'
"(3%
200
41a
4%
800
—
Rio
Grande
(Texas
%
1%
5
5%
165
For
Fie'd
Jun
1%
28
Apr
Jan
Feb
27
Feb
58
13%
3% Aug
5% July
7%
a
11%
3%
400
3%
40
Jan
Feb
Sep
May
8% Mai-
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
166%
220
9%
1,800
6%
Jan
10%
Sep
6 %
5%
6%
2.300
4%
Feb
7 %
3 %
x3 %
3%
1,300
2% Mar
4%
Apr
Apr
4
6% Mar
1
5
140
173
July
Mar
5%
2,900
25%
25 %
26%
600
16% Mar
26%
Oct
*
23 %
23
23%
400
21% July
25
Jan
5
13 %
13%
13%
1,000
10% Mar
14
1
7%
7%
400
7 %
Feb
8%
Api-
1
com
4%
*
2%
2%
2,900
%
Jan
2%
Apr
5
2,900
3%
Jari
7%
Apr
25
14%
Jan
20 %
Jun
5%
1
19-
*
:
19%
%
19%
•j
1.100
July
21%
21%
230
1% July
15% Jun
*
23
23%
450
13
4%
100
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Inc—______*
Co—
_1
—
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G
4 %
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21%.
22%
24%
Jun
6
17% July
10'J
Oct
3% May
Jan
4%
450
3%
3%
24
2V4
Jan
3%
Jan
Sep
Sep
Jan
Apr
'
15
Co
'■
—
pfd—
8% July
...
__
11
Aug
5
8c
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...
...1
Feb
5
Apr
% Mar
5'/a
6
registered
Royalty, Corp
Temper
Trunz
Tung-Sol
80c
convertible
Apr
Jun
Feb
19%
Oct
5%
Oct
9%
Jun
14%
Feb
14%
2,400
1.900
Sep
18
Jan
7%
8
800
14%
4
400
5:
2'
103 •A
In
6% July
12%
20
5%
4
42%
2
2%
2
103>
103%
T
.
8
4 %
,l~ ...1
.
8%
Jun
75
Aug
Jan
Jan
15 % Mar
115
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100
4%
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Jan
4
Xl8
0
xl8
3
.
33%
Jun
1,800
1%
200
101%
11
16
2,700
5%
1
Feb
3%
Jun
105 "4
Jun
1
% May
5%
10,100
2% Mai-
G%
3%
4,600
650
2 % July
16% July
19%
Xl8
%
Oct
3% May
8
16%
50
16%
Oct
26
4
20
8.900
8%
Jan
20%
19 %
1,400
11 % Mar
20%
xl8
July
Feb
Mar
18%
8
Oct
Apr
47 %
'4
3
16"
Ill 1
200
18 4
3 %
18 %
preferred
8
Apr
1
-.1
common
26%
113%
%
:
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%
'97
41'
•
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3GV4
Oct
13%
600
—
7:
5 %
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Inc
6
13
95
70c
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30% July
16% July
110%
-5s
preferred..—_ .100
— —
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H
8
143
—
__
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.
common.
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5"
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4
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deposit rets ord registered ..£1
18%
—
7 %
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3,900
%
--
1
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1,100
21%
18
13
25c
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35%
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—
18 ,4
cpmmon ——a.....5
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R
1
—
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*
common.
Markets
35'
>!
21
'
$4.56
20 3
35
.......
Co
Roofing
Tishmarr
*
common.......
common.....
Light
Amer
Oct
29
Jan
33
3%
18%
1
-1
Corp
Fell
Mar
Sep
Sep
Aug
Sep
1%
700
%
Apr
2
July
350
27%
Jan
37
Oct
23%
_i
v
t
Jan
32
Sep
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2%
1,300
2 % Mar
37/a
Apr
Unexcelled
2
2%
1.900
2
2%
U
1
Corp
2
LOO
S3 3
3
37%
100
Jan
Chemical
330
97
July
50
3.714
25
Jan
102 %
Apr
Feb
46% May
Gas
Union
Investment
Rights
Union
of
_10c
;
Corp
1%
5
Canada.
4
*
_I_4
Co..
of
California—
5,700
6.nop
2% Mar
1,000
11% July
% July
114 .Oct
43a
Oct
16% Mar
•
—
—
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_
Co
1%
438
15%
15%
;
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-5
Va
.
—
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1%
37H
15%
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32
,7%
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%
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A
Oct
x98% May
101%
Aug
400
■938 May
'
■
Inc
.,$3.75
see
8% July
10%
5
Electric Steel Co
footnotes
Realization
Union
c„
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
%
Sep
Jun
8% July
33% July
9 %
common....
Corporation
36%
3(3
Valley Gas Co—
Corp)
6
2V4
16
9%
5
Die
&
8c
Shovel
2%
36
American dep receipts for orcl
reg—£1
Rome Cable Corp common
5
Rotary
1%
July
54%
8
15% May
23% May
*
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F_
100
Rceser & Pendleton Inc
common—
"
Rolls
4
Jan
20
5'.
400
1
Co
Inc
Power
Toklan
25%
5 %
Jan
Mar
1
—
common
Electric
Tampa
May
1,230
21
%
Jan
7% July
19
1.200
Corp
Oil
100
SCO
10%
ordinary—
Ray Drug common
Superior Portland Cement,
Superior
16
2.600
5
—
Sun
Swan
%
17%
Inc
&
1
10%
21
2%
-
(Hugo)
Jun
%
9%
10%
common
(J B) Co
2
1
20
17%
—
Stetson
Sep
165
—
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
!>Sterling Engine Co
Sterling Inc
Stinnes
Aug
5%
2%
.—
Corp
Co.
Oct
3%
3%
"
Canada
&
25%
2% Mar
100
—*
Co
class
(The)
Steel
Mar
000
10%
B
Standard-Thomson
Standard Tube
2,450
3%
5
9%
20
1
——-
Products
Standard
Jan
25%
17%
common
Aug
4%
5
—10
Light
26
Feb
Sep
Oct
1,709
10
Radiator—-
Jun
31% Mar
8%
2 3"'»
-*
_1
Apr
33%
3%
1
Forgings Corp
Standard Oil
(Ky)—
Power
,
20
1
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
$1.60
Todd
27%
46%
20 3',
25
2.78
1
10
—
Seal
preferred
Standard
Toledo
Co..—
Jun
29%
Jun
Jan
13% Mar
28 %
46
*
0
Standard
Tilo
*
ertric & Engineering——5
48%
Jun
Oct
101% July
14% Feb
6%
46
5
A
—
Standard
37% May
Jan
Mar
%
class
conv
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Stroock
98
Corp
Queen
Spencer
Aug
Sep
Jan
5
Oct
3%
17
Co
Koyady
Standard
Sep
67%
18%
.
Southland
Jan
57
Apr
107
Pipe Line—
Sep
4%
9% July
Southern
Technicoior
Inc
Sep
29% July
27% July
—25
54% Aug
9% May
67%
_*
Rice-Stix
Mar
32%
1
1
22
600
July
*
—
Jan
27%
10
Sep
14
43%
1q
Edison—
28% May
11%
—
Jun
36
Sep
25% July
3% Jun
*
Co_„—
Jun
4%
Feb
100
15%
Reading Tube Corp class A——6.25
Reda
10%
25%
206
9%
preferred—-
Jan
Jan
600
200
Manufacturing
2%
3%
12%
A
17% Aug
5% Apr
25%
12%
common.
Jun
27%
65%
10
Pile
4%
Sep
13%
3.800
3%
Jan
——2.50
Investment
4%
14%
Oct
46%
25%
20%
common
Concrete
13 %
3%
Jan
26%
Railway 8c Light Securities—
Raymond
14
Aug
1
R
Rath
2%
25
Jan
lo
Apr
Mar
32%
1
comrrion...
325
July
1
-
common
common-
Amer
Voting common
Railway 8c Utility
245
25
50
,
3o0
preferred
3% July
200
12%
100
Co
272
preferred
700
■
266
7%
21% Aug
cumulative
Feb
Oct
35(8
common
268
% May
31
Aug
4.08%
17
28
20 %
preferred
Mar
4% July
Jan
Apr
Jun
Q
0''
28
21%
1
Pipe Line
original
Thorofare
Quaker Oats
«
7'/8
4%
20
35%
Manufacturing
47
preference—
191,1
common
2.000
5J4
Oct
convertible
35 %
com
150
5%
Aug
cumulative
20%
Timber
30%
Oct
5%
4.32%
2%
preferred——100
&
29%
19%
4.48%
Colorado—
cumulative
Sound
5%
Feb
197/8 Mar
20%
Sep
common .——..*
•
Corp
Manufacturing
Oil
109%
Jan
Aug
5% May
.
30%
*
preference
8%
Gas
200
£1
1
Co__
Corp
Apr
Ltd™
preferred
Apr
1
Co
convertible
3% July
„
4%
10o
cumulative
6%
B_
Co
4.56(4
2,400
America—
Aircraft
Jan
Aug
3% Mar
100
4 'A
1
4.88'i
2.100
Nevada.—
class
Solar
69%
15%
17%
*
ord registered
Paper1 Mills;
rets
dep
19%
4%
*
preferred
(Howard)
19'/)
*
Sep
Oct
Aug
Publications—
Jan
4 Vh
of
Co
Atner
5%
51
15% July
*
common————
10% Mar
Feb
25
106%
*
Simmons-Boardman
Smith
2%
19% July
—*
Ltd-,
Breweries
Co
4%
.—100
.
of
America class A
Jan
8%
common
Sep
18%
preferred
Corp of
15%
3%
of
Corp
Prosperity
Public
Inc
14%
3%
350
preferred—-_„100
Prentice-Hall
Apr
4% Mar
9% Mar
25
25
8
*
Apr
Aug
11%
1
20%
4%
Southwest
4
Lambert Co...
"2
2%
1.800
Southern California
8%
25c
9
Jan
45%
900
1
10
Jan
%
66 %
Oct
May
2.50
common-
Canada
4%
%
1
5
—
—
A'exander
Power Corp
common
Co__— ——
common--..
Mining Co._
Powdrell
6%
Wine
Scale
3 %
3 %
1,000
63 %
Shoe
July
Jun
Mar
95% Mar
2,900
64
Sherwin-Williams
92
Jan
800
'
——*
common
30%
Jan
80% July
Feb
15%
Piper Aircraft Corp common1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie——50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
22%
300
Sep
Apr
%
300
1
.
2,400
87
0%
Jun
shares
Ltd
29 !s
86 %
%
2
3%
6%
'
Amer
Mines
105%
67 %
10c
____
Pinchin
107 % May
Sep
3%
-
—
*
common.
Pioneer
35 %
38
__50c
common.
Governor
110
5%
_*
Phillips Packing Co———
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
20
111%
2%
110%
2.50
Pep Eoys (The)——
1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass).—20
Perfect Circle Corp..
2.50
Pharis
11%
*
com
pfd
——
Power
Sep
'
A
Light 4% ft
102
101%
27% July
,_1
Co
700
—5
common
Electric
Penn
4%
25
preferred—
1,350
42
*
Corp
38,800
11'/a
2
cumulative
6 %
28
49
*
Peninsular Telephone common—
$1 cumulative preferred——.
$1.32
41,000
11%
„1
-
Jun
15%
-5
Parkersburg Rig & Reel—
28 %
86 %
2
38%
2%
1
,
Co.——
Pennroad
x23
2%
2%
c—
Panatapec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Paramount Motors Corp.
Patchogue Plymouth
14%
x23
28%
1%
Sherwin-Williams
Penn
*
Jun
200
South
14%
*
common---.
Jan
4%
6%
Sonotone
7%
14%
Jun
May
105
July
2% July
2.400
Coast
Jan
Jun
12
4%
29% May
ft Aug
1
100
24%
South
6
6,800
7.800
3%
.
Oct
1%
1
B—
25 %
3%
1
class
2% Mar
13%
88%
—
Oct
1%
25
—__
4
3%
—5
„
24 3
Jan
13 %
3%
%
Soss
98%
1%
"
1
24
29% May
75
1
_
:—
common
Inc
10 %
'
4%
29%
64,400
1%
—
24%
Jan
73/4
1%
*
Sep
99%
2%
5
28
Vu
Sep
2%
Mining——
27%
99%
7'.2
100
Sep
49%
Coip common„„——-„1
Denn
600
80
7%
Shawinigan Water & Power—;—
900
275
6%
24 %
—1
Inc.
B»
Corp
2812
103%
3,000
2 %
1
Leather common—
29
103
7%
1
stock
2834
103''2
7
certificates
27%
29
1
5%
preferred
Pen
Sep
10134 101%
common
Parker
29
*
Ltd
Light
(C
34%
—
Page-Hersey Tubes
Oil
Sep
A-—25
preferred
Service
1st
Feb
31%
32%
—25
preferred
Pacific
$1.30
32 %
9%
Jun
25
:
preferred
Lighting
$4.40
6%
34%
300
37% May
25
1st
1st
300
1,300
67s Aug
46 %
.———0
stock
prior
Allotment
$3
Sep
35
35 7
pl'd —25
3% Mar
*
Co..——
$5.50
Silex
25
1st
preferred
5ft
8%
357a
8'/a
8 Vi
-5
common,
Electric 6%
2,000
7%
25c
Singer Manufacturing
Singer Manufacturing
Pacific
5%
22%
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd class B__
Pacific
4%
24%
Co.—
Inc__
Convertible
Seton
———50c
common
Co
3% Aug
49%
common
Industries
Serrick
O
Brass
Jun
1
Corp General
Sentinel Radio
Ogden
5
~i
common
Sentry Safety Control—
Ohio
Sep
9%
1.800
49
common
common—
Segal Lock & Hardware—
Sep
Apr
Co
Bros
Aug
103 % May
Jan
Inc
(DA)
111,;
10% Mar
Apr
Apr
8
4%
.11—1
preferred
Corp
&
49%
Jan
84%
60
101 Vz 101'/a
101 %
pfd —100
Inc:
43%
2
50
Co
RR
1,800
Jan
14
Jun
% Aug
3,000
Oil—-
Texas
Ind
9%
3,700
1/,)
48 "a
Airlines
Northern
1
—5
North
North
2,290
preferred ~5o
Utility Securities-—-*
Mines
United
Oil Inc (Dei)
Fisher Brick
1,600
16
20%
Ltd
Corp
convertible
18
4
14%
11,300
1
——
Haynes common..
Lawrence
1st
14 la
American Rayon $3
North
St
17
12!
Feb
13
Feb
13
July
11% Aug
7%
12%
Jun
14 %
600
High
8% July
x7%
Petroleum
1534
*
Northeast
Consolidated
18
Niles-Bement-Pond
Nipissing
Ryan
15 3 4
5
North
Co
1
"4
500
1.25
Aeronautical
Ryerson &
LOW
9%
7%
...
Ryan
1
—
Hudson Power common-.
Niagara Share Corp common—
12%
Range Since January 1
High
9-%
U
Co Ltd
Fifth Ave common
Russeks
Low
—1
common..
Royaiite Oil
Samson
Niagara
Corp
u JX
31
,
(The)
Rowe
Sep
Shipbuilding Corp—
—.
Monday, October 16', 1950
.
l:i
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
New York Curb
.
EXCHANGE
ENDED OCTOBER
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
page
I_io
31.
1014
11
32%
Ilia
31%
33
100
.
800
3,300
9
6%
preferred series A..
9%
Apr
Mar
11 %
Aug
United
Aircraft
Jan
12%
Sep
United
Corp
Oct
United
22 % Mar
33%
Union
Stock
Yards
of
Corp
„
common-
99%
99%
997a
3%
3 \ '2
338
4.100
2% Mar
4%
Apr
•v>
Omaha
Products
Vb
48.600
Jo July
ft
_
Jan
Jan
51%
Oct
300
.100
-50c
64
11s
warrants
Elastic
s
..
Jan
72
Jun
.1
53
tT CO
CM
53
1,100
23
Number 4951
Volume 172
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW
(1463)
Week's
Friday
FOR
WEEK
EXCHANGE
ENDED
OCTOBER
13
Last
Range
of Prices
BONDS
Shares
Interest
Last
New York Curb Exchange
Period
Sale Price
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Milk
United
Products
deposit rets
RR
United
NJ
United
10%
Sharing
Shoe Machinery
Preferred
United
July
10
a«"
i'i;
200
41%
43'%
4,900
42%
15
16
41%
16
1%
%
1%
1
21%
20%
21%
Securities
*
4%
3%
preferred with warrants
*
Air
S
Foil
Co
U
S
and
International
$5
1st
B
class
4
90
.
S
Radiator
U
S
Rubber Reclaiming
Co
Milwaukee
1%
800
4%
93
Mar
Jan
7
Sep
23/4
2
Apr
1% Mar
31
31%
550
25%
3%
1.800
2%
40
Feb
63%
preferred
convertible
$4
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co_
July
28%
31%
Sep
Feb
3%
Venezuela
Vogt.
Syndicate
35
%
38%
7%
Inc
4%
4%
13 Va
14
Feb
68
Feb
27
7%
Sep
80
with
A6Vis
ex
Oct
Oct
1940
1
•
—
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs ext—*
7%
preferred
100
Waitt & Bond Inc—
1
1947
1
6%
50-year
Harbor Water
3Vis
series
Southern
California
2%
4%
Oct
Southern
Counties
$2
Ward
Watch
Co
t
v
1st
Jun
and
1st
Utilities
Texas
Western
Maryland
Tablet
$6
Westmoreland
Wichita
Williams
Willson
(R
6
5,850
3 %
fc
ref
M
motrgage
3s
(A G)
Gas
1911—May-No®
Ifar-Sept
-Mar-Sepf
104 %
C)
1
5%
preferred
Winnipeg
Pwr
Industries
pfd.
21% Mar
Feb
20
Jan
24% Mar
2V%
15
7%
Gas
13%
300
4%
4,200
3%
13%
14
35%
35
35%
—
3%
—
250
26
14%
15','4
800
13
Woodley Petroleum
—8
common
li
1J ',
14
800
10%
Woolworth
(i'/c
W)
5s
Wright
—
—
Ltd
"l%
~in
*
Aug
Friday
New York Curb
Period
Exchange
Sale I'l ice
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power
Atlantic
City
Bethlehem
Boston
Electric
Steel
Edison
A Central
6s
3%s
3Vis
Aug
Elec
June-Deo
1964
Corp
1970
June-Dec
debs
5s
164
1948
101%
103%
105% 105%
1
105%
106%
9
89'%
100
100
178
81
76
Jan-Julf
50
50
35
58
50
50
38
58
159
60
49
64%
100
3%s
debentures
Transit
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
income
A5s
1947
Western
6s
debentures
f
Cities
Service
debenture
Co
14%
94
106
June-Deo
Lack
Lackawanna
1st
of
N
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
4%
Feb
July
2
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Range Since
Sold
Jan. i
No.
Low
164
106
101% 102%
24
111
111 Va
41
98%
111%
101
Danish
External
$53
May-No®
Feb-Aug
84
85
75
5s
Danzig
Waterways —
stamped 1952—
Jan-Julf
$7 %
6%s stamped
1958—Mar-Sepi
1955
1953.
&
Port
AExternal
6%s
ALlma
116% 117%
33
104%
117'%
54
9114
102'%
AMedellin
100%
100% 100%
102
99%
101 %
Mortgage
101'%
7s
Bank
of
mortgage 4s series B
& Fuel 3%s 1965
Water
Lt
Marelli
A6V2S
with
A6Vis
&
Elec
Nov
Nov
ex
RR
1993
May
Mfg
1
1
50'%
50
52%
99%
5
116'%
$114
—
36%
11
103'% 103 V%
103%
Mar-Sept
of
of
Oct
118%
coupon
1953
57%
$5G
May-No®
5s
Residential
Mtge
—May-No®
$25
„
61
Rio
de
A 5
Bank—
stamped 1961
Mountain
Green
Power
3%s
Guantanamo
&
Western
series
A
(coupon
A6s
All
issues
A6 Vis
Power
A6Vis
A7s
A7s
E
(Aug
series
A7s
C
(Dec
series
A7s
June-Deo
on
73
82
1
1941
coupon)
81
81
82
45
33'%
44%
54
Janeiro
are
Jan-July
the
.
81
88%
as
20
15
Rail¬
Util¬
10
Indus¬
reduced
2%
to
♦No
e
Odd-lot
par
value,
10
Oct.
11
A
Oct.
and
13
25%
34%
2'%
34 Va
34'%
1
n 3-
2%
20
1%
3%
2%
2%
43
1%
3%
1997
A)
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
1919
delivery transaction
included in year's range),
asked prices; no
80
80
1
56
95%
tive; "conv," convertible;
81
23
53
91%
"w 1,"
First
Second
Grade
Grade
10
Total
Util¬
40
Rails
Rails
ities
sales being transacted during
used
when Issued;
certificates of
above—"cod,"
deposit;
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
"w w," with warrants;
95.35
104.41
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Average
104.35
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau,
101.86
82.32
101.90
106.01
94.75
104.24
101.73
40.39
82.95
101.83
105.85
94.76
104.14
101.65
41.10
9.._
__
—
69.67
40.54
82.93
101.80
v-
105.76
11
12_—_
Oct.
Holiday
Holiday
13™-——,-
—
High
41.25 Oct 13
41.20
7..—
10
Oct.
228.54
Inc.
Range for 19R0
..Closing
Date—
Oct.
—
38
for c«
"con®,"consolidated; "c^''
voting trust ceruiican®,
stock; "v t c,
101.95
106.01
94.99
40.46
102.07
25%
31
current week.
"x w," without warrant®.
Bonds
106.05
69.64
82.94
18%
{Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations
Oct.
—_
__
(not included In year's r*nge). d^Ix-interert.
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend. nE ■
(35 Stocks)
10
68.54
12
Oct.
Jan-July
111
Bonds being traded flat.
92
228.97
40.C2
37%
25%
95
227.60
101.97
31%
36%
25%
2012
(not
86
68.83
trials
91
$36%
—
n
54
^30.02
83.66
48
Mar-Sept
Deferred
a
transaction
55
roads
Stocks
52
37
72
m
Under-the-rule transaction (not incl*ded In year's range).
1 Transaction
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-llquidatlng dividend.
principal,
55%
69.72
ities
50
50%
82
2008
6%s
Government
Oct.
Oct.
50
$78
1921
6
trials
40.78
38
54
June-Dec
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.
65
33
46%
—
53%
$52
C D E)
3
23181
9
37
Averages
Total
9%
23
$52
(Plan
Oct.
Oct.
53%
—Bonds
30
7—
$34 %
14%
May-Nov
(ser A B
11
10
Oct.
15
April-Oct
June-Dec
1931
5s 1972
stamped
81
-Stocks-
Indus-
7
A)
85
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
Exchange
89
—
1947
6s
2Vis
73%
•
,
1952
the New York Stock
Date—
s
to
76
1957
1952
coupon)
14
8%
—
78
81
1955
Feb-Aug
coupon)
%
(Plan
of)
tFriday's bid
June-Dec
Stock and Bond
listed
45
Sec—
1957
(July 1941
Below
104%
40
55
Jan-July
1955
1941
F
102%
103% 103%
145
$45
1958
95
66
■
71'/a
redeemed
11%
series
1963
52
75
RR—
on)
market
AEx-coupon
International
*70
Mar-Sepl
78
—■
1947
1927)
1927)
Denmark
reduced
to 2%s
Interest
__
,
54
1
22
20
21
May-No®
1951
Chile
of
of
stamped
(Republic
ARussian
Finland
Bank
Bank
Interest
Peru
1 %s
1953
coupon
71%
46%
2
54%
June-Deo
2008
2%s
May
(issue
Parana
103%
114
—
76
65 %
Co—
1940
1947
50
Jan-July
1956
5s
52
8
High
71%
176
Bogota—
(issue
Mortgage
65 %
76
--
—
(Plan At
to
stamped
A7s
AMortgage
%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
104%
101% 102%
64
Range Since
Sold
75
5%s
External
Bonds
High
June-Dei
116%
64'%
Friday's
April-Oct
Jan-July
1946
1947
(see Mortgage Bank of)
Valley 7s 1948
Cons Municipal
Loan—
7s Jan
year
ACauca
173
101%
ATay-Nov
105
(Col) —
7s April
20-year
Bogota
109%
161%
7
High
106%
103%
High
or
$76
Jan-July
1993
120
101
Bid & Asked
Low
Interest reduced
A
107%
116%
Week's Range
BONDS
A 20
Bonds
RR—
series
97
106
105
*102
Feb-Aug
1959
Jan
Division—
J
4s
106
116% 116%
June-De®
New York Curb Exchange
102%
Gas
Elmira
Ercole
Western
&
91%
94
106
Mar-Sept
1954
Sep
A7s
Delaware
63
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Oct
Jan-Julf
1977
3s
104'/,
Union—
City (Peru)
Maranhao stamped
1947—1978
of
60
125
1956
1960
5s
debentures
Mar-Sept
1954
100'%
103%
156
.June-Dec
1956-.
coupon
coupon
Newspaper
s
103 %
Hotel—
Traction
conv
125
—_
May-No®
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Penn
Feb-Aug
1953
1953
Authority—
Co—
1940
1
1
Waldorf-Astoria
Authority—
series
revenue
90
•
—
1969—
Service
99 Vi
A5%s
Chicago
100
12% Mar
111
Jan-July
(
Oct
35%
$103% 104
Quar-Feb
106%
—
Aug
Feb
108% 106%
Jan-July
1998
l
2%s series A
States
1970
105%
103%
—
5
1940 coupon
1
Electric
Week's Range
Last
108
104
lb
■
„
104% 104%
April-Ocf
& Tunnel
revenue
A
Interest
109%
105%
105
'
——
—
1104
104%
May-No®
Aprii-Oot
1966
1946
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
B O N D S
103%
103
102% 102%,
1947 coupon
Aug 1
107'% May
16% Apr
July
"l%
4,100
102%
-104%
41
Feb-Aug
1989
5s coll trust
Corp—
stamped
with
ex
A 7s
£1
Hargreaves
105%
4% Mar
3% Mar
—
103%
103% 104%
Friday
receipts
deposit
preference
1
1106 %
Ltd—
(F
American
a
165
May
14 %
July
15
160%
Sep
13%
104% Mar
2
Inc
Sep
9
12% July
12% May
1,100
—
2
Jan-July
& Eros 5s
2%s
Aug
9%
Apr
61
—
(Calif)—
United
Oct
4%
Sep
—
1104% 106'%
April-Oct
1970
1971
Triborough Bridge
22% Mar
4% May
9% Jan
■
100
Jan
July
900
__
13
4
*
4 % 'Jo
Lt
37
Apr
14%
200
8%
__
13%
common
&
—
1
w
x
Elec
Wisconsin
Apr
18%
17'%
17
8%
106
55
1
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6Vis
28% Mar
27
__
17
..25
25
w
Oct
500
2nd
A6Vis
Jan
200
—
__
8%
1
common
w
—
17
5
*
Inc
Brothers
preferred
114'%
Jun
__
19%
Ternl
West
—
10
Co
&
Aug
Aug
375
—
19
9%
Feb
105
—
1102% 104%
Feb -Aug
1973—
B
3Vis
stamped i946
(Hugo)) Industry—
A7-4s
Jan
111
36%
.—
19
6%
157
24'%
100
104%. 106%
103% 103%
Jan-July
3rd
Stinnes
July
90
■
—
Apr
3
July —
3
105'%
Apr
13%
7% July
50
—
2%
105%
98'%
162% 162%
103%
-
series
3s
3s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Sep
20
26%
36
—
l
Co
199
26%
—
5
Corp___
112
190
20%
1 % Mar
400
8%.
111 %
—
190
__lo
Corp
5%
Woodall
5%
8%
+.—
Products
Wilson
Feb
8%
Jan
115
Feb
%
20
,
Oil
(The)
9 V%
6,200
Mfg
(Win)
River
Wickes
2.350
2
*
:
Whirlpool Corp
Whitman
200
13'%
1%
preferred
Inc
Shoe
1%
12%
2
1.25
Coal
Westmoreland
Weyenberg
1%
13
—
Ry 7% 1st pfd__10o
Stationery com
*
&
9%
Jan
56
Jan-Julf
Corp
Corp Inc
3% July
5% July
109
6
Baking Co warrants
Manufacturing
West
500
'
1
i
w
c
Wentworth
Western
•6%
Jan
30
preferred
cum
SWaltham
1V%
104%
April-Oct
1973—
A
Oct
16
107%
104
3
'
Sep
12% Jan
104%
4
CO 0:
125
1998
Power
8
2,200
6
104
»c^
Co—
Gas
1952
Starrett
6%
105
CO cc
Ban Joaquin Lt & Pow 6s B 1952
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Spalding
—
106'%
Borough Gas & Electric—
40
Feb
coupon
debentures
Jan
—
—
106
105
104
April-Oct
1960
1960
coupon
Public Service Electric &
Stinnes
Co
103
2
56
Jun
W
Aircraft
10
56
A6Vis
Southwestern Gas Si Electric 3'As 1070..
Waco
69
103 %
105'%
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
3% Mar
H
56%
60%
105
1958
1970
13,100
4%
Manufacturing
5
450
8
63
43
103
105
1971
3s
29,600
7%
1
107
Apr
50
—1
j.
68
1105
Jan
Jun
400
74
80
—20c
Petroleum
Venezuelan
I
1961
13
Jan-Julp
Safe
7
78
1967
4Vis
3%®
1st mortgage 3Vis
mortgage
3 Vis
Oct
24
1
5
*
common
98
;
56
105
1st
5 '/as series A
Corp
25
55
68
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-No®
1963
Light
+
55
Jan-July
Park
Queens
Valspar
79
OO
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Lexington 1st mortgage 3s 1964—— Jau-JuZf
Pennsylvania Water Si Power 3V%® 1964—June-Do#
Ohio Power
Sep
1 % Mar
50
Feb
Jan
60
3 %
Gas
Jlfar-Nov
1963
6s
to
New England Power
60
3%
Sugar
4%
Jun
500
31%
at
Jun
4%
10
Co
Extended
17
84
50
2%
5
Products
J
High
2% May
2V«
lo
Insurance
Universal
Jan
22% Aug
2'%
common
Universal
Apr
43
1,300
—
coupon
1940
1
Jan
1%
6%
10
.
Valley RR—
%
Jan
90
%
Midland
6
49%
July
2% July
%
1
Superpower
15% July
6
Oil—
Consolidated
Altalian
Oct
1,800
6%
50c •
common
Universal
Nov
A 7s
Mar
5,300
1
common
with
Aug
1
1.700
%
3
+56
1952
coupon 1952
1940
1
12
1
U
Stores Corp
1
Nov
40'%
180
87
Jan-July
1953
certificate®
escrow
with
246
40
2.100
88 %
Jan.
Low
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
Oct
Jan
236
—
1
10c
Specialties common—
Conditioning Corp
S
ADebenlure
Sep
4%
High
No.
Interstate Power Co—
Co July
4% Aug
244% 244%
•
__
25
1
U
Utah-Idaho
Oct
x24
Feb
3%
—
41'/«
25
10
25
common
—.
U
United
244 %
-.100
common
preferred
United
17%
__
__
10%
Range Since
Sold
87
High
7% July
25
Bunds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Isarco
registered
ord
Canal
&
Profit
9%
--
;
Low
High
9'%
—
Range Since January 1
Ltd—
Co
Molasses
Amer
*
common...
preferred--—-—*
particpating
United
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Sales
STOCKS
New York Curb Exchange
75c
CURB
YORK
RANGE
Low
34.25 July 13
41.01
94.94
104.13
101.66
Range tot 1949
40.93
Holiday
—
41.25
High
Low
—
35.20 Dec. 31
27.79 Jun. 15
31
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1464)
Transactions at the New York Stock
1950
Week Ended Oct.
—
">80
31,071,000
3,3G5,000
1,873,590
—
3,569,000
2*033,120
Wednesday
2,340,000
2,202,920
Tuesday
3,314,000
Friday
164,935
$14 000
$37,0CG
413,395
110,000
30,000
$9,0
3,948,000
Monday
Tuesday
360,175
113 000
37,600
437,575
133,060
Thursday
$15,866,000
$5,000
$1,702,000
$14,159,000
9,409,740
Jan. 1
Week Ended Oct. 13
1950
U.
202,020
—
102.000
21 000
2,030
125,000
1.801,970
Total
$472,000
$194,000
$29,000
$695,000
1949
$206,700
435,000
873,000
$1,471,500
80,457 370
72,342,470
14,159,000
12,581,700
787,421,300
533,687,700
$15,866,000
$14,053,200
3868,520,370
Railroad
Industrial.
ti
Total
1949
1950
1.301,970
1,566,890
$<72,000
$711 000
194,000
55.000
29,000
62,000
83,314,811
46,127,682
Bonds
$607,364,170
$5,000
shares
Jan. I to Oct. 13
1949
1950
of
$461,000
1,702,000
Bank
168,000
69,000
425,890
Stocks—No
Government
S.
International
149 090
Holida*
189,729,070
395,366,093
Bonds
Foreign
0
to Oct. 13'
1950
1949
6,302 887
9,409,740
shares
ol
$51,000
______
Week Ended Oct. 13
Stocks—No
Total
18,000
Wednesday
3,698,000
—
384,000
Friday
Total
Corporate
Saturday
Holiday
_.
Foreign
Government
Domestic
3,165.030
„
379,000
—
Thursday
Foreign
Shares•
—
354,000
...
iPar Valuei
Bonds
of
Week Ended Oct. 13. 1950
$1,161,000
3.194.000
495,000
P74
Monday
(Number
Sal?*
$5,000
SOO.OCO
2,325,830
Saturday
Bond
Bonds
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Shares
Exchange
Stuck*
Government
United States
Bonds
Foreign
and Mitcel.
Number of
Monday, October 16, 1950
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Total
mt'i
Railroad
.
.
Transactions at the New York Curb
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
.
Domestic
Foreign
government
Foreign corporate
Total
7,000
11,913,0
0
1,995,000
$828,000
$995,000
$25.8
$39,725,030
$27,765,000
7,946.000
1,360.000
$37,071,000
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
OCTOBER
ENDED
13
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
STOCKS—
Shares
Range Since January 1
Chrysler
Cities
Par
it
**
American
Sugar
Agricultural Chemical
Refining
Te.
47%
•
100
American
Low
100
*
American
<s*
u,
American
Woolen
Anaconda
Cuupci
&
Albany
Boston
Boston
RRi.-r-
High
47%
90
42
38%
Jan
2,908
146 %
Jan
21%
34
35%
116
High
55%
35%
117
Low
151%
32%
34
50
100
40
161
48%
Sep
60
Aug
161% May
Column**
Day
36%
Sep
General
36%
Sep
hauuiitti
cash
Jan
118%
Sep
National
Distillers
Motors
40%
41%
3,554
39%
Sep
Jun
New
6%
6%
6%
100
6%
Oct
6%
Oct
Ohio
49%
532
32%
Jun
49 %
Oct
Pennsylvania
6%
200
3% July
6%
Oct
—
Hit—
llo
prior preferred
—
100
Feb
6%
Aug
100
100
Common
Eastern
6%
5%
5% July
7%
Aug
—
83%
85%
273
64% July
85%
Oct
165
66
10
L.nea
So
150
85
Jan
98
12%
30%
31
48%
22
128
52'A
52 'A
54%
1,178
41%
41%
42%
164
26%
26%
50
*
17%
17'A
65
30%
30%
66
40%
40%
50
20%
19%
20%
140
10%
10%
175
43%
45
33
17'A
•
Central—'
July
11% Julv
28% Jun
41%
Jan
49 %
14%
Apr
34%
Apr
52%
Oct
Sep
54%
Oct
32 'A July
42%
Oct
21
26%
Oct
July
8
11%
Jan
17%
Oct
Aug
11%
11%
11%
100
100
—100
61'A
61
61'A
75
Oct
11%
Oct
May
64%
Feb
May
54
10%
A
.<?.
*.
1
68
69
__
38%
38%
19
—*
18%
19
20
58
75
Jan
130
I#
—
RR
50
—
33 %c
Oil
Pure
5
-*•>
Oil
43%
"
29
34%
Feb
32
aY Oct
Oct
26% Mar
40%
Oct
15
Jun
20%
Oct
8 %
Sep
11% Mar
174
26%
Feb
45
Oct
33%
100
28%
Aug
33 %
Oct
16
Feb
24%
Oct
Jun
-«o —
pfd .series
preferred series B—
preferred adjustment
6%
Eastern
79
6%
.
78%
840
new
m—
1st
6%
77%
6%
—
Associates-
Fuel
&
Gas
Eastern
6%
—
10
Service
Cities
4%
0
Hetm
di
48%
6
100
BR—
Providence
&
3aiuxnet
:
pfd
1st
49%
100
stamped
cl C 1st pla stamped——
class A
Boston
34 % Mar
48 %
—*
Edison
Ohio
•
5%
I'fc
29
48%
Rigl.tj
Maine
&
60
'i V—
paid
Stamped $50
Boston
Oct
30%
30%
_5
new
Register
Pepsi-Cola
York
Oct
82%
85%
40 %
40%
51
84%
64% July
17%
Feb
107
62% July
25
7
Light-
&
Electric
High
242
85 %
*
uai
Power
rt*»nf>rfll
25
El»"
*
.
Low
84 %
30%
84%
10
——
27% Mar
70
428
118
July
Service
Products
City
Range Since January 1
High
80 %
25
Corp
100
Edison
Boston
54%
150
150%
Low
Par
32
*
Apr
41%
Jan
588
18%
Oct
24%
Feb
33%
Aug
Employers Group Association-—:■—_—"
38%
38%
38%
30
First
73%
72%
73%
212
49
48 'A
49
1,473
44%
42%
64%
45
66
50)
31% July
45
Oct
632
49 %
66
—1.40
Standard
24%
5
Co.
Southern
24%
147
11%
15
Vacuum
Socony
11%
150
10% July
13% Mar
23
70
20% July
24 % Mar
47
July
57%
Oct
34% July
39%
Aug
23%
*
Brands
22%
22%
Standard
Oil
(Indiana)
25
57.%
57 %
57%
155
Standard
Oil
(Ky)
10
37%
37%
37%
50
Standard
Oil
(N
86
85%
86 %
Standard
Oil
32%
33
123
25 %
35 %
35%
IjJ
27
July
20
33 %
10
42
25
J)
.—25
(Ohio)——
Studebaker
35%
5
85
66
Jan
Jan
86 %
Oct
33
Sep
35%
Oct
Sep
71%
Schenley Ind new
National
o.k a-
Electric
General
Gillette
Safety
*
—•
Co____
Razor
Copper
Kennecott
*
'
—_
•
100
Lone Star Cement Corp..
Centra*
Maine
—
.nmon
New
N
Y
:
EncUiC
20
Pennsylvania
Stone
Union
U
21%
547
Cu
22
13c
30c
14c
15c
11%
863
10Vb July
300
92
96
97%
11%
12
70c
70c
1,100
20
Sep
7%
System
Inc
—
Vv'astinghouse E.ectiic Corp
Jan
12
96%
Jan
104
Aug
37
220
29% Mar
20%,
19'A
20'A
887
14%
6%
6
85c
6»A
6%
85c
6'A
360
16'A
16%
200
—
__
—
78c
84
5%
July
Feb
*
Detroit
Corp
Cincinnati
Adv
Ciic.nnati
Gas
16% July
23 %
30'/a July
37%
30%
31%
120
22%
32%
Ford
65%
63%
65%
3,020
42%
42%
43%
820
„
50%
50%
25
13 Vb
32%
13%
33%
85
.'■ *
32%
•
Feb
50% July
Telephone:
49%
Jan
Jan
50%
Oct
11%
Jun
14%
uan
29% July
36 %
Jun
J111
Friday
of Prices
Shares
17
High,
22
Electric
Brewing
17'A
Low
22%
Jan
17%
200
14%
17
321
14
46 %
200
32% July
5%
110
5
5
31%
5
32%
90
135
High
Apr
16 %
5
Cincinnati
Milling
OLiect
Cine
F-'h
&
B<*
Crosley Motors
Eagie
Picner
Foimica
Machine__
a.,,,,ay
10
32%
5%
______—25
Te.
50
——_
70
_—
;—•
5 Vb
70
3
6
10
:
Insulation
32%
32%
35
5'A
489
70%
807
July
5
Jun
5
Mar
27% July
3
55
26%
Jan
4% July
6"
Juiv
2'A
Aug
Kahn
Art
19%
19%
100
15%
38%
38
38 %
100
29
•
Krogei
G
8C
new
46%
68%
»
:
"B"
Rapid
S.
52
46%
•
common
preferred
Randall
U.
51%
46 %
•
Lunkenheimer
P
51%
50
...
preferred
17%
Collated
American
Anaconda
17%
205
95
67
68
912
227
30
16%
16%
49
51 'A
Jan
20% May
46%
—50
7'A
6%
35
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated
Telepnone
n
Telegraph—100
Mining
54
15'A
Jun
12
181
_
49
34
150%
150
151%
350
Avco
Manufacturing
Chesapeake & Ohio
nut
<-
35%
35%
35%
91
10
45%
43%
45%
883
37%
5%
80
Jan
Continental
Daviuson
Aug
3%
335
Jan
14%
8%
8%
835
9
10
8%
Oct
25%
Oct
25%
25%
35%
150
1%
1 %
2.140
lie
17
16%
17 %
1,110
13 %
13%
13%
350
82%
1,402
9%
Oct
Oct
9
25%
Oct
Mar
1%
Sep
Jan
18%
Jun
12% July
15%
Apr
146%
30
26%
Detroit
Gray
Aug
60
Feb
47
Mar
Jan
32
26,452
32
111
63
July
18% Aug
29% July
136
111
83
Oct
24'A
Sep
35% Mar
Oct
Oct
32
Oct
111
Oct
8 %
1
Navigation
5
_
8%
500
6%
Jun
9
Aug
23
7 %
7%
240
6%
Apr
7%
7%
8
%
4.015
7%
Feb
8% May
22%
■
8%
23
4,155
21% Julv
24
Sep
Mav
Iron
1
2 'A
2'A
100
1%
July
2%
Apr
1
3'A
31/4
100
2%
Aug
3'A
Jun
17'A July
4% Mar
22 'A
Aug
6 %
May
Motor
Jan
;i
K.
Ill
1
_
-
.__20
Mogul
July
225
222
7
Economy Baler Co
Frankenmuth
Jan
_
-•—
Edison
Federal
Aug
46% Mar
23%
3014
32
__
Motors
Federal
% Juiy
23%
30%
_■
3
Cleveland
&
Sep
Jan
80%
•
_
_
Bros
Detroit
Jun
Ale
...
..
Brewing.
new
5%
100
2 1
8
2'A
405
27c
28c
Jun
44c
52%
54%
6,095
50
Oct
54%
Oct
3%
3%
400
J
Apr
4%
Jan
Sep
11%
Feb
.10
..
_
2%
Jun
Goebel
Sep
Graham
Oct
Cti-eot
Jun
52%
1
_
Higbie Mfg Co common
800
2%
26c
Oct
3'A Mar
Jan
Oct
18
745
5%
1
1
com.
Gerity-Michigan Corp
22
3
..
Biewuig
General Motors
22
.5
...
.
Truck:..
69%
69
%
227
20'A
16%
49
12%
Sep
May
Aug
161% May
Brewing
Paige Motors
Lakes
5%
Oil
&
convertible
Hoover
Howell
Hudson
Ball
Motor
Sen
Hurd
Oct
g%
7%
8%
150
6% July
8%
31 %
31%
20
25'/8 July
31%
Oct
Hep
&
Car
King-Seeley
9%
200
8%
2'A
150
1%
%
1 %
1%
41,125
6%
6 %
6%
200
9%
1
_
.
.10
10
-2%
0
__
.
.
'
15
15
100
Oct
1%
Oct
Feb
6%
6% July
Apr
19%
3%
321
12%
8
200
12'A
Jan
4%
200
3%
Feb
5%
17%
636
13%
Feb
17%
15
Oct
Oct
Aue
Oct
Sen
Oct
3%
3 %
100
3%
Oct
4%
Jan
1
7%
3 %
725
4 V2
Jan
9'A
Sep
1
27%
28
225
21%
Feb
31%
Jun
4
100
3% Mar
5'A
Apr
5
-
—
17%
2%
17%
.12%
common
8
17%
Jun
July
1
4%
—
1
.
Mfg
Kingston Products
9%
2 'A
1
1
.
preferred
Motors
Kaiser-Frazer
Lock
_
1
1
_
Manufacturing
Electric
36
31%
_
common—
Chemical.
& Bearing
45%
25
13%
Apr
Mav
3
Imge 41.
Jan
13%
1
___10
_
Aug
11%
49
76
Jun
6'A
—25
_
common
$4.50 preferred
20%
Jan
13
11%
3%
July
3
Machine..—..
_
42%
55% Mar
221
539
10%
Jan
4 7s
_
Paper
Apr
July
17
50
Armco Steel
For font
11%
2%
657
7
Rights
Hoskins
1
...
800
4%
1
....
.
Power
Apr
Mar
stuck*
Airlines
3'A
Oct
Jan
46
12
.
Printing pref——
American
69%
20
227
67%
100
5
68%
263
High
3%
4%
5
_
Mlg
.
Adding
Consumers
Frier*
Gibson
Low
3%
ft
Juiy
19%
,
Range Since January 1
High
4%
1
Michigan.
of
Bearing new
Company
Detroit
Cincinnati
Low
Range Since January 1
18%
46
32
_
Market
Burroughs
16%
5
Shaies
1
_
_
Rubber
Bear
Budd
46
8%
Tor Week
1
_
_
Brown-McLaren
1
172
Range
ol Prices
Par
Bower Roller
for Week
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
STOCKS
Big
Sales
Range
21%
*
common.
WOodward 2-5525
Detroit Stock Exchange
Oct
v
37%
797
65%
40
Exchange
Week's
Low
—_——*
E.tCaf.c
DETROIT
Building
Aug
8
——
o*.
Curb Exchange
Stock Exchange
Sep
31%
20
Prod—
York
Midwest
Exchange
Oct
45
139
10
Chut ngold
Jun
Apr
22%
Sale Price
_
Oct
36
Jan
16%
36%
Par
Paper
Jun
29% July
7% May
13 % July
20%
Last
(Philip)
Stock
Oct
1%
New
York Stock Exchange
New
Sep
6%
35
--
STOCKS
Carey
Aug
41
Sep
20%
Jun
3% Mar
500
47%
__
Friday
Champion
41%
50%
Jan
Members
Sep
46%
100
Cincinnati Stock
*—
20
July
July
25%
Watling, Ler'chen & Co.
Baldwin
Baldwin
23 J
Oct
1
100'A
*
12.50
_
33'A
102'A May
AHco
Laundry
33 '/4
12.50
Jan
Allen
American
41
Oct
Jan
44%
——10
S Rubber Co
46 %
39 %
Elec
13% Mar
July
45"%
__
*
common
41%
46%
May
29c
700
25
——:
Westinghouse
41%
...
Feb
5
Machinery
(new)
9% May
15% July
11%
__
*
Drill-..—
Shoe
Waldorf
20 'A
16
*
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Co
IrtiP
United
Jan
97%
—.—•
—_—
Webster
Twist
United
7%
__
10
2.50
Machine
Aasn
&
59%
150
50
Drug Co
Torrington
Sep
—
100
:
RR
Folding
Rexall
42%
25
Hi—
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Quincy Mining Co
Shawmut
60% July
8% July
125
100
Mills
Reece
528
59%
7%
•
RR
Northern
Pacific
72
13
-iteel
80'A Mar
12%
11%
2.50
Minina
Butte
Apr
*
Bearing
Carbide
Union
-S
■—5
Roller
Timken
U
56
7%
100
England Tel & Tel
New Ha.cn
& Hartford—
North
Apr
20'A
1
System
Cos.—
Service
England
50% Mav
Aug
13
.
National
40%
65
76%
59%
7%
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4078 M**r
64% July
1
3%
4
Volume 172
Number 4951
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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33
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Kinsel
Drug
(S
Kresge
LaSalle
Screw
Eroducts
National
Elec
Packard
Motor
Peninsular
412
205
2%
200
1%
Jan
20%
325
15 %
Jan
3
3
3
3%
3%
3%
180
4
4%
1,826
2%
2%
200
1
Products
Jan
1%
38% Aug
1% Jan
2%
*
220
2% Aug*
2%
Apr
3% July
1% July
Jan
Illinois Central RR (Un)
Feb
1%
Independent
42
3% May
2% Aug
23% Aug
Jan
3%
Intercoast
Rickel
Brewing
(H
W)
>
common
&
Co
_
Huei
Raisin
2%
2
_
Rudy
21
Manufacturing
Paper
5
.
_
375
2%
1/235
7%
510
2%
—
2%
7%
„
l
21
2%
300
19% July
2%
International
Int'l Tel & Tel Corp
Jan
Kaiser-Frazer
2%
Jan
Kansas Power &
6% May
8
Sep
2
3% Mar
Sheller
Soss
in
Manufacturing
Mfg
-
12%
12 %
250
11
13%
13 %
13%
600
11% July
8% Mar
Tube
class
Timken-Detroit
Axle
B
common
—
9%
—
5
—
9%
850
3%
_i
.
__
3%
300
18%
9%
1
Co
Standard
12%
1
common
18%
660
July
Feb
2%
14
Jun
Kern
Union
Corporation
Investment
Rights
—
Laclede
Lincoln
10 %
Jun
Lockheed
4%
Apr
Loew's
19% Aug
10
Feb
13%
Jun
8
Jan
9%
i"B
530
1%
1 'A
400
33%
242
Los
Mascot
Oil
Menasco
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
Oct
'16
Oct
Apr
1%
Jan
Middle
July
33%
Oct
Airlines
Radiator
Amer
of Prices
Shares
Range Since January 1
San
High
&
520
20% July
38%
Co
Tel
American
Tel
American
Woolen
&
Auaconda
Copper
2% Aug
3%
Jan
3'4
3(4
180
2% July
4
Jan
a36% a38;,4
465
29% July
10%
13
•
a63%
100
(Un)
Steel
Armco
Atch
Avco
(Un)
150'/a
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,
11
375
1278
1338
520
a63% a65%
132
1501
9%
36%
Sep
Ohio
Baltimore
Bandini
Barker Bros
Aviation
Eendix
Home
146%
Co
Bolsa
Chica
Borden
Sep
Case
I)
(J
(Un)
Co
Caterpillar
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
10
Mar
133
.9%
Lighting
Motor
Packard
Corp
World
American
13%
14'J,
813
15% Aug
9(4
Jun
16'/a
Oct
Pullman
3%
Jan
7%
Apr
Pure
16'/8
151/4
5%
51/2
6
8,650
19 '4
Incorporated
Oil
Apr
1,175
10
Feb
13% May
a48%
165
35%
Jan
51
Reserve
al4% al4%
35
1 '/4
1%
3,500
43%
43%
659
5
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1%
50c
*
2
1,502
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200
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5
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15
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235
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10%
10 (2
535
16 >/2
17
1,450
a25% a25%
10% Mar
1
Aug
15% May
Radio
50
Rexall
2%
Jan
Rheem
44%
Oct
Rice
6% July
25(4
Jan
47/a Mar
Feb
50
Oil &
9(4 May
37%
8
Oct
May
51% Mar
56%
Feb
70%
Jun
7%
Jan
11
Jan
18%
Jun
24%
Jun
80
40
Mar
51
Sep
1,885
14
Mar
20%
Oct
52%
52%
110
41%
Apr
52%
Oct
a43% a45(4
10
43
33
Jan
44%
745
1
14%
15 %
—1
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35
81
84
1,736
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51
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(Un)
of N Y
(Un)
3%
3%
800
•
1
1
23(4
840
a23 a23 (4
18%
Class
11% July
4
Jan
63%
18% May
7%
Corp
(Un
—
15% Mar
Oil
&
Farmers
a28%
Gladding
Goodrich
Electric
(B
F)
Co
Oil
Richfield
Ryan
Hotels
(Un)
Hudson
Hunt
Motor
Foods
Car
Co
Company
Inc
For footnotes see page 41.
2*20
2.20
4,000
20%
20%
422
16% Mar
9
9
115
8% July
1.25
Jun
Oct
2.20
22
Oct
May
9%
Feb
Oct
26%
26%
181
21%
Jun
26%
17%
16%
17%
2,123
11%
Jan
17%
Oct
14%
14%
14%
505
10%
Jan
17
Aug
*
72
27%
6%
Jan
10 %
23c
31c
3,700
Jan
50c
1.90
1.90
1,190
a30% a30%
120
al7%
a30%
a
17%
10
20c
1.40
Sep
Oct
Apr
May
Jan
3.00 Mar
29% Aug
34% Mar
430
i30
Oct
i3«
Oct
a40
a40
35
26% Mar
40
Sep
18
18%
200
22%
Feb
32%
15% July
30% July
35%
Jun
34%
32%
2,214
34%
170
34%
Oct
37% May
a31% a31%
32%
25
25
•
85
32 %
Jan
34% May
a51 a51%
127
a51%
48% July
55 %
103
103
30
101%
Sep
4%
4%
788
3%
Jun
(Un)__l
9%
9%
625
8
Jur\
11'
103
4%
Apr
Oct
Jan
Feb
20%
21%
495
17%
Feb
22
20%
19%
20%
556
14%
Jun
20%
10%
10%
10%
1,310
7% July
12
a 58%
a58%
12
44% Mar
59
Oct
a41 % a42 %
145
Sep
150
33% July
26% Feb
40%
a45
43%
Sep
1,684
12%
23
Apr
42%
a
a44%
St
Industries
Finance
Co
Shell
Co
Oil
Sep
Sep
Mar
25 %
'
1,872
6%
1,950
a26
a26
50
50c 52 %c
900
47%
5% July
20%
48c
Oct
7% May
Jan
25%
Jun
Mar
62 %c
July
37%
Feb
5'/b
Jan
8 %
Aug
27% July
3 6 »/8
Feb
46%
46
8
8
618
34%
32%
35
2,343
11%
10%
11%
800
7% Mar
11%
Oct
33%
32%
33%
618
29
Aug
33%
Sep
17%
17%
940
16% July
21%
Feb
52%
52%
41%
Feb
52%
Oct
35
Feb
51%
Sep
31%
Feb
60
Sep
1,425
49% Aug
a
52%
a51% a52%
58%
538
170
1,819
23c
2,400
16c
38c
Apr
30%
29%
31%
2,815
22
Jan
31%
Sep
15
24%
23%
24%
1,705
16
Feb
24%
Oct
Calif Edison Co Ltd com—25
33%
33 %
33%
1,868
31% July
43% Aug
36%
Jun
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
4%
23%
(Un)
Inc
4.08%
4.32%
4.48%
Feb
4.56%
preferred
So
preferred
Calif
6%
Co
Gas
46
46
47
Jan
25%
100
25% Aug
25 %
Aug
26%
27%
551
25%
28% May
28%
27%
28%
Sep
27%
Oct
30%
30%
100
29%
Sep
28% May
33 % Mar
27%
28
270
27%
Oct
28% May
33%
33%
290
33%
Oct
36% Mar
14%
28
class A—25
pfd
28
Mar
25%
46
25
25
25
25
25
25
preferred
preferred
preferred
Oct
23c
1
Original preferred
Aug
16 (4
645
Jan
26%
Jan
15
1,220
12%
Sep
22%
175
10%
17% July
Standard
Jan
32
Jan
83
4
Oil
Standard
Oil
Co
Aug
Standard
Oil Co
84%
a84 % a85 %
60
aSl %
a80% a82%
252
32
13
(Ind)
11%
1.086
10% July
13% Mar
60%
728
50
Jun
62'A Aug
*
45%
45%
45%
462
33%
Feb
a23
173
20% July
75%
a22%
75 %
76
1,240
Sunray
Sep
preferred class B
5%% conv 2nd pfd series C
Swif<, & Company (Un»
Texas
Company (Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co (Un)
72%
Jan
61% Mar
Aug
24
Oct
82% July
83%
15% July
23% Mar
380
12
14% May
10
al5% al5%
14% Mar
37c
Jan
55c
4,400
312 312%
73
300
July
July
52 %c
18% Mar
87%c Mav
312%
19% a 19%
110
18
21%
21%
100
15%
48%
48%
740
42
a47% a,48 ('2
148
44%
a
21%
Oil Corp common
4%%
Tidewater
Oil Co
Assoc
July
Pacific Railroad
&
of Calif
Co
Aircraft
Sep
July
54%
27%
27%
100
27%
98
alll%all4 %
60'%
60%
627
2 %
60%
22%
Feb
88% May
44% Jan
2 (4
200
1%
Jun
a42 a421/4
1
*
60
34%
Jun
10%
1,681
10 »/8
10%
9% July
Gas
Paramount
United
88% May
64% Sep
141/8
1.75
a
14%
2.00
,
100
1,600
17%
1,270
al4('s a 14 (a
55
17
11% Mar
1.55
Feb
13% July
9% Jan
Jan
Sep
2.35 July
17%
Oct
26%
Oct
19%
15
July
18%
a
19%
a
19%
a
17
Oct
39%
39%
39%
206
36% May
40
Oct
75
75
75
615
60 %
Feb
75
Oct
71
Jun
72%
Apr
14
10%
Apr
23
Jan
a84 a86%
a31%
14
14
45
a31% a32%
374
174
14
18%
17%
18%
250
14% July
15% Jan
•
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33%
23%
625
18% July
a46% a46%
220
40% July
32 %
1,282
a97% a97%
135
16%
17%
17%
2.087
32%
19
Oct
Oct
May
20 %
Apr
25%
Jan
(Un)_*
31%
31%
25
24% May
85
50% May
33% Sep
Feb
100%
Sep
97
26'A
Jan
33%
Aug
4
4
237
3%
Jan
4%
Jun
19
a30% a31%
1
Steel
States
(Un)
19
180
16
19% a20 %
105
17% Mar
a50 % a50%
42
38%
Jan
52
10
common-1
10
a20 %
a
50%
a
July
19% Mar
23
Jan
Oct
•
Corp
Consolidated
Universal
(Un)
Oil
Co
40%
39%
40%
2,990
25%
Jan
40%
Oct
10
61
60
61
330
40%
Feb
62
Aug
13%
200
11% July
19% July
Oct
43% Aug
14%
15%
Jan
5
(Un)
Theatres
Warner
West
Pictures
Bros
Kentucky
Oct
15% July
Lines
Western
Union Tel Co
Woolworth
Zenda
Gold
(F
(U11)
(
Co
Mining
Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Co
13%
5
a23 a23'/4
10%
a33%
10
10c
10%
175
7%
Jun
16 '/a
Jan
19% July
10%
Aug
8c
40%
245
21%
41%
Sep
a32% a3378
336
29% July
36
Jun
a46%
•
12.50
71
9%
40%
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1
Elec Corp
W)
(Un)
Inc
Air
Westinghouse
Inc
Co
Coal
Western
a
Oct
Jan
19%
(Un)——50
(Un)
(Del)
Rubber Co
States
United
11%
Corp
Co
Corporation
United
Feb
2%
36%
10%
343
Oct
18 % Mar
29
25% July
6,024
26%
2
common
Corp
United Corporation
49
2,675
15%
26 %
10
Film (Un)
Carbon
Carbide
Oil
Union
United
15
36%
15%
26%
5
Union
50(4 May
170
34%
15%
50c
(Un)
Twentieth Century-Fox
51% May
5,584
Oct
25
•
Airlines
Trans-World
Sep
54
Sep
'
United
a
Aug
83 %
Oct
22(4 May
23
78
54 %
Jan
35%
20
25
Textron Incorporated common
July
16% al7%
52 %
52(4
Jan
Jan
Jan
66%
Jun
150
July
61
«.
1
Studebaker Corporation
Oct
9%
Jan
333
Oct
May
42%
235
a87
45%
24
1
25
(Un)
Jan
43%
22%
57%
a57% a58%
a84%
a
25
14
11
*
*
^25
(Un)
(Un)
(N J)
Jan
Sep
19% a20 %
13
11%
60%
.
6% Aug
7% Jan
12%
a
11%
60%
Calif
of
Co
Oct
9
Oct
6(4
Jun
——5
__■*
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Inc
15
2
Corp
Company
Brands
Standard
1,350
CO
Petroleum
Calif
Southern
19% July
65
12.50
6.66%
6%
Feb
Mar
•
Railway Company—
25
10
1
25
33% May
110
a29
28%
a23
-3
Jan
6%
Signal Petroleum Co of Calif
Sinclair Oil Corp
27%
a
10
48%
11%
9%
57%
Co
a23
a
41%
58%
Pacific
a23
19 ('a
Jan
6% July
817
—•
Southern
_1
a
23"%
17%
A
Southern
345
20%
1,226
17
•
15
Sears Roebuck & Company
Sep
11
a
90
41%
1
32% Mar
29%
a
a8%
17
•
20
May
100
1
19%
a7%
a
•
Regis Paper Co (Un)
Seaboard
Jan
18%
7%
40%
1
1
0
5
1.40
17
175
5
Corp
Holly Development
% July
250
Corporation
27% Aug
290
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co common—*
Hilton
961
8%
Aeronautical Company
99
8%
•
Company
Corp
66'/a
66 %
64%
8%
Safeway Stores Inc
65
8%
25
—
Graham-Paige Motors Corp (Un)
Great Northern hy preferred (Un)
Greyhound
Jun
49
65%
1
19%
a
16
2
&
McBean
23%
Sep
(Un)
Co
Apr
20% July
8%
Co
Apr
a42 a42%
*
General Foods Corp (Un)
*
General Motors Corp new common.—5
General Public Util Corp (Un)
5
General
3%
35
21% Mar
Co
22%
all % all %
•
Corporation
Garrett
25
1
14%
Bank__100
Light
&
Power
a2%
1
Manufacturing
Ranch Oil
Union
Florida
a2%
a22% a22%
—
a22%
18%
Apr
CO
—
Nat'l
33% Mar
Jan
(Un)
(Un)
Feb
25%
Equip Co common—5
class A
1
Merchants
20'/a Mar
1
a28 (a a28'/2
4
Corp
Ltd
Co
3% Aug
Sep
27% July
2% Aug
700
Feb
Transamerica Corporation
Exeter
Jan
15%
700
50
33%c
25
•
16%
a42%
S
Emsco Derrick &
1%
146
29
•
11%
a
all '/a
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Products
2 %
16%
29
•
30
al9%
•
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Electrical
2%
16%
10
185
al2%
5
0
Douglas Aircraft
2%
2.50
Oct
84
3% July
„1
Inc
common
Aug
17%
Gas Company
Oct
84
July
65
Jan
2,116
(Un)_
A
Oct
1.05
16%
8
13
a23 (4
rights
Zellerbach Corp (Un)
Publishing Company (Un)_.
Curtiss-Wright
July
Oct
10
America
70c
Oct
12%
21 '/a May
20%
1
of
Oct
340
1
Southern
Curtis
Jan
306
Aug
16% July
Inc
Drug
Jan
19'2
19%
25
Engineering Corp
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft (Un)
Creameries
100
(Un)
Corp of America
Jun
31%
a49% a50%
*
25
(Un),
Consolidated
Crown
87 %c 87 %c
87'/2C
25
Republic Steel Corporation
Co
Power
21
•
11%
•
•
25
Consumers
340
35
41
(Un)
11 %
•
20
Co
340
Jan
Feb
( Un)
Commercial Solvents Corp (Un)
Edison
29% May
Jan
208
(Un)
Co
40
Corp com
Consol
18%
24%
3,680
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
989
16 '8
20
Preferred
Edison
14% July
370
71%
(Un)
Jun
Columbia Gas System Inc
Commonwealth
24%
575
27%
(Un)
Aug
—
Fuel & Iron
125
18
26%
71%
Airways
Pictures Inc
4.88%
Colorado
a32
18
24%
(Unj
16%
(Un)___
Corp
Jan
27%
common
20
(Un)
Co
Service
Multiplier
Oct
1.40
26%
a31%
Telegraph com__10
Co
Car
1,300
Chrysler Corp
Clary
Sep
July
95c
(Un)_100
(Un)
1,105
Company
Cities
900
I
-
Paramount
25
Aircraft
1.05
l.oq
1
20
Corp
Products
Certain-teed
Jan
8%
•
(Un)
preferred
preferred
Southern
Cessna
7%
36%
Jan
7%
18
10
19%
—
Co
Tractor
Jun
Jan
50
26%
a31%
10
20
i
Co
1.05
6%
23
a8 %
a8 %
1
(Un)
19
Corp common
Ry
40
CO
a36%
5
Pacific Gas & Elec common
Sep
8(4
8
♦
Packing
a6 %
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Pacific
a6%
a36% a36%
(Un)
___—1
Co
Canadian
Sep
u
Apr
al31% al32%
*
California
61%
*
(Un)...
Calif
Pan
100
Oil Corp
Jackson
Byron
Apr
(Un)
Corp of
Oct
Jan
(Un)
Co
Budd
45
-
Company
Finance
Schenley
Broadwav
685
1
44%
Feb
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Department Store
61
,
Company
Pacific Telephone &
6%
al31%
5
Borg-Warner
61
1
Oil Co
35% July
36(4 Sep
104%
(Un)__
(Un)
Oct
61
*
Cons
Mar
101
Corporation
Company
66
161% May
10
Company
Apr
*
(Un)
Oil
Feb
1,026
Benguet Consol Mining (Un)
(Un)
Diamond
50%
1
Corp
Jan
Jan
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Blue
630
20
(Un)
22
28%
Appliance Inc
Boeing Airplane
66
(Un)—
RR
130
727
common
Corp
65 %
Co
Inc
Prod
1,671
44 34
Co
Bendix
Jan
66
100
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp
Oil
Basin
17%
Co
Petroleum Corp
Oil
6%
44 34
Consolidated
Sep
1
20c
Corp
Barnhart-Morrow
16%
1
7
5%%
28
(Un)
140
4
Railway Co
Aircraft Inc
Rights
Ohio
12% Aug
585
Co
al7% a 17%
•
Inc
151%
a
1
Ohio RR Co
&
Petroleum
Lines
a32% a34'/s
(Un)—13
Works
Locomotive
al7%
10c
Aviation Inc
Edison
61%
35%
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry (Un)__.100
Manufacturing Corp (Un)
3
Baldwin
Sep
,8.75
(Un)
Pacific
Northrop
16% May
35%
(Un)
Corp
9%
1
American
Jan
(Un)__30
Co
Jan
(Un)
Corp
American
11% July
54% May
10
Mining
4%
Light
Central
Amer
Pacific
Co
9% July
1,062
Apr
10
*
<Un>
Apr
803
7%
a44% a46%
Co„_
Distillers
Oceanic
33
a23B
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(Un)
Co
Aug
38% Mar
14%
Co
Occidental
Low
High
32 %
•
(Un)
Inc
St
&
54 %
16
211
14
Pictures Corp
Power
Northern
a2%
1
American Smelt A Refinine Co
Oct
Sep
1
Power
York
Pacific
American
17%
34%
•
City
North
1
(Un)
Jan
7%
(Un)
Utilities
South
Diablo
New
10
(Un)
13%
25 % Mar
7%
Co
Minnesota
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
Allis-Chaimers Mig Co
200
564
14%
(Un)
Manufacturing
is
1
North
Alleghany Corp
17%
34%
7.50
Angeles Investment Co
North
Mining Co—
16%
34%
•
Biltmore Hotel
National
Gold
Apr
•
Corp
24%
Angeles Stock Exchange
Corp
Oct
3.50
•
(Un)
National
Juneau
Jan
Co
Aircraft
Inc
Nash-Kelvinator
Admiral
2.10
5
Corp
Libby
&
Angeles
Mt
Alaska
800
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
Low
2.80
Co
Montana
Par
2.75
Jun
33%
STOCKS
2.75
(Un)
Petroleum
Monogram
Los
12% May
Jun
190
a
ID
3
la
50
Jan
10
Light Co.
Company
McNeil
14
300
*
_
_
Wayne Screw Products
Young Spring & Wire
Gas
Apr
8%
8%
—1
-
_
8%
4
Jan
y»/a
(Un)
Land
County
13%
13%
13
—1
_
common
35%
Lane-Wells Company
Los
Udvlite
100
1,554
Jun
24%
Jan
Jan
High
50
10 %
Corp
Copper
Low
50
9%
1
Paper Co
3% May
Range Since January 1
High
9%
Corp
Iron Corp (Un)
International Nickel of Can
4%
3
Sep
Low
100
Interlake
Libby
Scotten-Dillon
Shares
83%o
Co
Exploration
Petroleum
Kennecott
Pfeiffer
for Week
Par
High
20%
--
1
...
Car
Metal
300
2
Welding
National stamping
1%
38%
__
lu
..
Low
3
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
High
3
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
1%
3
2
Corporation
Murray
13
Range Since January 1
38%
__
38%
in
Co
Wines
Masco
Low
1
_
S)
OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
ENDED
Sales
Last
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
a47
130
44
49%
Feb
7c
10c
9,000
17c
Apr
Jan
July
2%c Jan
O
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1466)
.
.
.
Monday, October 16, 1950
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
RANGE TOR WEEK
ENDED OCTOBER
18
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
DAYTON & GERNON
Par
Harnischfcger Corp
105 SO. LA SALLE ST.
CHICAGO 3, ILL.
Heileman
Hlbbard
Telephone Central 6-0780
Exchange
Chicago Board
of Trade
$6
MIDWESTERN
LISTED
UNLISTED
AND
SECURITIES
Illinois
Brick
MINNEAPOLIS
MADISON
LaCROSSE
EAU
Co
CLAIRE
Indiana
38%
38%
1
10
27%
3%
27%
10
Products
Co
Midwest Slock Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Co
Alleghany Corp
American
Rad
American
Tel
Armco
Steel
Armour
Co
&
Asbestos
Co
Atch
Fe
Canadian
W.i
10
10 %
900
7%
Jan
10%
2,300
1
Jun
1%
Apr
25%
700
27%
60
131% 133%
Secur
%
132
Va
50%
51
%
700
37%
36 %
36 %
36 Va
200
32%
Jan
36%
Oct
32
31%
32
32
Oct
14%
Aug
(Un)
8
8%
3,600
5%
Jan
9%
Apr
19%
22 %
1,400
11%
Jan
22% Oct
47%
48%
860
35 V*
Jan
52% Sep
1% Mar
21%
48'A
1%
1%
4%
4%
300
42%
44%
1,025
13%
13%
13%
350
5
11%
10%
11%
1,200
—
16
3%
(The)
33
450
25
July
34
Feb
Muter
Jan
20
38%
Feb
1% July
2%
Jan
U
31%
1,400
12%
12%
270
15%
17%
6,800
44%
44%
49
38% July
50
90
Jun
3,300
63
Jan
17'A
15%
Inc
Vultee
(Un)
Aircraft
of America
Cleveland
Nav
(Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
Corp
Fipance Corp
Eddy
Paper
class A
de Nemours
(Un)
(Un)
Falstaff
Flour
(The)
Mills
of
Four-Wheel
1
15
Inc
Auto
•
(Un)
General
Finance
General
Mills
General
Motors Corp
General
Public Utilities
Corp common
common
new
Refrigerator Co
Gillette
Safety
Glldden Co
Razor
1
H)
(Un)
Cooperage class A
Co
32
62%
27%
81/4
For root.notes
5%
100
28
6%
1,000
13%
150
19
18%
19
500
26%
26%
27
250
Co
Motor
Jun
Oct
7%
Jan
31%
May
70
Jan
Public
32
Oct
Pure
Oct
Radio
9% Aug
26 Va July
Aug
46%
16%
1,600
40 Vt
850
8%
2,950
2'A
3,300
2
48%
49
6%
100
58 Va
20
54%
8.800
17%
173
9%
200
105
32 Va
64
66%
1,527
49% July
66%
52%
56
3,200
51%
56
—
9%
9%
200
7% July
10%
8%
9%
1,950
6% July
11 Va May
5
20%
20%
21%
3,300
123:,
123i
500
75
11%
550
2%
750
2%
22
May
12%
Oct
13
13
600
9 Va
Jan
15 Va
Jun
31
31%
250
24%
Jan
31%
Oct
3%
Feb
5%
Jun
11%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
600
17%
•
1
16%
17 Va
2.100
14 Va
14%
295
—
10
17 '/2
12% Mar
17
16'A
19
Oct
Aug
18%
18%
17%
17%
18
2,006
16
July
21% Mar
•
10%
10%
10%
2,430
10
July
13
31%.
30%
31%
2,050
257/a
Jan
33 Va
19
19
19
16
Jan
19
10%
Jan
18%
2%
200
50
Sep
Aug
Mar
Apr
May
15%
2,550
—
4
9'A
of
Colorado
10
9
4
%
20%
'a
9%
490
20%
21%
1,012
17%
Feb
7%
700
5%
Apr
18%
1
5
25
4
18%
400
15 Va
Apr
19 %
14%
Jun
7
common
(Un)
20'A
—
20 V*
5,200
117% 118%
227
3,000
107% July
10
10
103i
15%
15%
15%
135
9%
9%
200
6%
25%
25 Va
25
23 Va
1.000
—
—
7% July
11
Sep
12
Mar
Feb
17
Sep
Jan
10
Aug
July
24% July
27
Sep
30
Apr
26 Va
26%
273)
43 Va
43%
45 V8
711
26 %
Feb
45'/a
Oct
•
H CO
18 V*
193a
4,250
12%
Jan
23 %
Apr
1
—
7%
8 Va
100
6% July
9%
Feb
9%
9%
250
14%
13%
14%
873
*
41 %
40%
41%
2,600
6 Va
6%
6%
300
5
July
400
40
Jun
46'A
Jan
Jan
48
Aug
8%
Aug
10% July
23% Jan
10
Aug
14%
417
a
Oct
Oct
7% May
*
44
44
44
*
6%
6%
6%
4,200
Jan
7
Oct
*
35%
35%
35%
450
26va Mar
36
Aug
32%
33
300
28 Va
33
Sep
12%
Sep
common__1.40
Co
50
•
Investment
St Louis
Corp
*
Signode Steel Strapping
100
52
30
26%
28
950
9% July
40
July
53 Va
26 %
13%
Oct
Oct
17 %
May
41
52'/a
Sep
Va July
23% July
31% May
10%
Feb
Southern
44%
Oct
Southern
Indiana
Southern
Pacific
29^4
5%
5%
15
23%
23%
24 %
20
20
20
100
11%
12
3,100
10% July
13% Mar
20 %
20%
175
19
59%
60%
473
50%
23% May
62 % Aug
11%
725
8% Mar
12%
11
11
100
9
11% July
8% Aug
Co
31% May
64 Va Sep
30%
11%
South
18%
xl9%
1
11%
Oct
54%
Spiegel
13%
Aug
*
Corp
Sep
Lathe
Works
Gas &
5
Elec.
Co
60%
Inc
18
xl9%
1.050
12 Va
Jan
19%
Oct
31%
1,400
22
Jan
31%
Sep
4% May
5%
Jan
5%)
700
2,500
16
Feb
24%
15%
Jan
23
July
Jun
Feb
Oct
1,211
4%
♦
Feb
Oil
100
53 Va
52
lo
15
Prod
11%
51%
13%
52%
40
of
Co.
common
Bend
11%
1
As Co
Sinclair
2%
Sep
20%
139 Va May
2%
(Un)
Society Brand Clothes Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
13%
19
_»
5
Sep
Jun
Aug
50c
Jun
Aug
Oct
8%
'
'
Shell Oil Co
2% Aug
50% May
9
Feb
22
•
Schwitzer-Cummins
Oct
1%
II
Apr
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenely Industries new
60%
32
July
22% July
44% Jan
July
11% May
Oct
Aug
St Louis National Stockyards...
St Louis Public Service A com
14 Va July
765
16
Feb
Sep
Apr
Oct
8%
Oct
42
Mar
7 Va
Jun
41%
12
48%
Mar
42
Securities
8
Sep
38
•
Jan
5% July
40
9%
2.50
Corp of America
22
Jan
Jun
28 %
55%
33V3C
(Un)
Bears Roebuck
57%
1,400
11
Co
Oct
1% July
Apr
39%
Oct
41V2
19'/a
34
100
Rexall Drug (Un)
Rlchman
Bros
Co
Oct
5% May
8%
Sep
39 "4
1
Co
Apr
Apr
Jan
33%
50
Service of Indiana
Oil
Shellmar
6%
9%
Service
16%
Oct
5
1,771
52%
preferred
(Un)
48%
13% Aug
9% July
10%
Va
,
Corp
105'/a
500
10
(Un)
common..
(The)
July
16
15%
Co
Circle
78 Va Mar
20
670
15%
Co
Raytheon Mfg common
Remington Rand (Un)__
8% May
36%
Oct
7
39%
•
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum (Un)
Jan
11
11
35
14 Va
33%
Airways (Un)_2%
Pictures
Coal
Co
Public
Jun
30
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp
7'A
5% Mar
Jun
*
3%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
35%
62%
Car
prior
Pennsylvania RR
14% May
33 % Mar
Oct
Apr
5%
12% July
17% Aug
21% July
28% Jan
warrants
conv
36
Jan
5% July
22% Julv
990
Oct
July
Sep
*
Standard
Forgings
Corp
1
July
July
10%
10%
400
10 Va July
14%
11% Aug
15
500
Standard Gas & Electric
Standard Oil of Indiana
14
25
57%
56%
58
16
1,487
42%
Jan
58
Oct
Standard
Oil
(N
J)
25
85%
85
86%
1,236
66'A
Jan
86%
Oct
Oil
Co
(Ohio)
32%
25%
Jan
33 Va
Sep
18% July
May
12 Va Jan
25 Va
Jun
•
12%
12%
100
10'A
10%
1,100
9%
28%
6
13%
*
—___.
Co
Peabody
Perfect
GOO
25
25'A
300
9%
6,200
'
see case 41
28%
Apr
Potter
400
11
60%
25'A
28%
6
Oct
May
48 Va
770
44%
21
Feb
Apr
Jan
17% July
-As
898
10'A
30'A
1
Sep
Jan
25%
1,255
60%
2
Co
Jan
29 % July
184
8%
43%
1
Instrument
11 Va
20 Va
47/a
25
9,300
29
Griesedieck Western Brewery
8% July
15% July
3% July
7% July
17
292
44%
Halllcrafters Co
new
(Minn)
Co
Pan American World
12% Mar
3
30%
3
(Un)
27 Va
3
30%
16
15
Hammond
520
45
__
Greyhound
16%
22
16%
•
(Un)___
Co
purchase
Packard
Jun
•
Dredge <fe Dock
600
333
3,800
85%
Gray Drug Stores
10
17
Apr
Jan
—
9%
16%
Feb
61
Great Lakes
Bros
HVs July
29 Va
1
10
17
40%
690
•
(W
Graham-Paige Corp
Greif
20%
•
Gossard
Co
200
Jun
26% Mar
82%
•
Jun
7%
450
37 Va Mar
•
(Un)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
SeD
60
40%
81
9%
32'A
Aug
5%, Sep
39%
Jun
--
Jan
35 %
300
•
29% July
58 Va
ft
23%
150
5%
(Un)
71 ya
6%
785
33 %
5%
OU
Jan
52%
32
38%
Va
5
Ohio
Jan
•
5
31
38%
6 Va
47%
400
Apr
35 V«
38% July
3,255
Sep
Aug
4%
2va Mar
3%
2 Va
l
♦
28'A
60
28 % July
19%
12%
Feb
2% July
800
54%
49
(Un)
Bsneomoration
Bush Shoe
Stock
83 Va Aug
28%
44
1,845
Apr
700
105% 105%
1
General Electric Co
Jun
8%
3%
390
8%
41
30%
3,150
10%
Sep
15
4%
5
36
2,100
30
69%
10
3
8%
15%
4%
.
38%
30 Va
67%
__
Jun
1
Jan
31%
16%
17
$
14
211
8%
45
Jan
Co
73%
43V4
Oct
14
Edison
82
5
General Box Corporation
Gibson
Oct
May
7%. Jan
17
Ohio
(J8
1
America
Inc
American
Mfg
15 Vt.
Jan
7% July
9%
20%
21
300
V* Aug
Jan
11
Apr
9% July
21% July
12%
10% Mar
'•Standard
31%
Feb
t
7 Va July
11 Va Jan
12%
Jun
•
(Un)
7%
7%
10
Jan
25% May
Standard
common
Steel Spring
(Un)
Aluminum Products
Stewart-Warner Corp
Sterling
32%
696
1
22%
24
685
l5
13%
13%
50
16
16%
146
10
5
16%
6
11
.:
Sep
Oct
Apr
200
11
*
Corp
Drive
2,100
33
9%
—
"
Brewing
19%
83
26
—
10
Railroad
Corp
Sep
Oak
Sep
10
47%
Oct
83
7%
8%
31
July
Jan
4
2
Corp
Nunn
Oct
61%
—
5
Dow Chemical Co
Erie
5
10
100
6
10%
6%
33%
450
Oct
7
9%
Car
Oct
21
32
26
1
50
3%
1
RR
Apr
85%
30
8%
52%
3%
12% July
Oct
2.50
Mfg
North American
Pepsi-Cola
_
1
&
Central
17%
21
30%
20
(Un)
52%
—
1
American Aviation
Northwest
15%
30'A
25
Eastman Kodak
Tile
York
15
65 V* July
a7*
(E I)
New
North
10% July
7% Jan
22
•
8 Va
Jun
19%
18% May
10
North
12%
16 Va
38%
8'A
•
(Un)_____
Northern States Power
100
27%
♦
16%
1,150
-July
1%
Jan
*
pref
Cooker
Jan
28
%
50
Co
Pont
27%
2,900
15%
1
Gas Co
Sep
294
42 %
28
(Un)__l
common
Corp
12%
21
31%
__
33
300
6%
4% July
25
Oct
10
50c
Pressure
National
18% May
84%
15%
17
25
Company
32
100
1,600
Apr
25%
18% Mar
3
July
85'A
18%
.
•
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
du
18%
83
__25
preferred
Doehler-Jarvis
9'A Mar
25
21
,
1
11% July
100
83 %
.
5
System
Continental Motors
Domestic
85 %
350
Co
National Standard
31% July
14%
700
160
3%
6%
*
Piston Ring Co
Jan
43
30 Va
14%
4%
33
16%
-10
Inc __i_.
Nash-Kelvinator
16% Mar
11
1
Edison
Corp
Motorola
3%
6%
I
common
Wara oc Co
Montgomery
3%
12% July
Sep
July
1
:
National
1,650
100
15
•
Inc
Co
Oct
2,100
2
14%.
*
Products
Monroe Chemical Co $3.50
20%
3%
32%
24%
100
Oct
14 Va
14%
i
&
Mfg
Muskegon
31 %
•
-
Consumers Power
Detroit
Modine
Oct
2
Co
Missouri Portland Cement
Jun
Jun
9% July
100
,
16%
4
Minneapolis Brewing
May
4%
32%
3%
_»
Cement
Piping & Supply
47 Va
2%
8%
•
Ei
prior preferred
Paramount
Illuminating
Co
Gas
Commonwealth
Crane
$1
18 V*
3 Va
2
•
Inc
class
Miller & Hart vtc
Oct
13%
32 Va
14
17%
8%
*
National Cylinder
__10
Electric
Container
Midwest
Mar
14% Mar
25%
17%
•
Utilities
14
1,150
1,426
24%
•
4
Food
150
19%
24%
75
10
common
South
500
19%
23 Va Mar
5
•.
Brlca
17 Va
13%
30% Mar
July
1
Mlckelberry's
Oct
8% July
July
18
10
Middle
Sep
16%
23
240
33'/2c
Portland
47 Va
200
1,300
2V/a
1
13% Mar
1,500
Co
Co (Un)
Mfg
10% July
36% Mar
19%
1,500
26%
20%
7
150
13%
common
& Sessions Co
11%
12%
14%
26%
20%
—1
Power & Light
Light (Un;
Gas
16%
19%
13%
26%
11 Va
73% May
__
14%
•
400
Feb
95
common....
Apr
•
10
950
12% July
8 4'A
Cliffs Iron
16
(Un)
19%
55%
—
•
$4.50 preferred
Sep
Jan
14%
32%
_____—1
58 %
46%
19
11%
1
Controller
Mar
13%
590
94
Clark
38
350
19%
GOO
81
w
13%
11%
25% July
13% Oct
13%
16
95
Rights
Jun
Sep
Oct
•
46%
1
Co
Cumulative
11 %
Jun
•
Medusa
Oct
10
I %
51%
J8% July
Metropolitan
Feb
44%
Oct
Jan
423
Co
Switchboard
70%
81%
Service
Consolidated
6%
Jun
7% July
13% May
15%
__
25
Cities
Consumers Co
Jun
37/a July
30% Jan
City
68%
__
Chrysler Corp
Columbia
1
550
4%
—
25
common
1,000
9%
Jan
300
Marshall Field & Co
Jan
5
(Un)
%
4%
41%
Lonergan
Sep
2%
*■
common
650
46%
$2.50 preferred
Oct
7%
May
Chicago Rock Island & Pac RR Co__*
Chicago Towel Co common
Coleman
135%
1
1
Corp
<fc Ohio
Foods
Feb
300
25
Chicago Mil St Paul & Pac vtc
Clinton
July
103%
1 %
lu
Corp
8%
13%
Llbby McNeil <fc Llbby
Lindsay Lt & Chem common
Oct
Oct
Oct
51%
7%
41%
Power 6c
Drug
Leath & Co
Sep
27%
1 %
12.50
Products
Burrell
Cleveland
145
26%
24
4% July
1
Cleveland
20% July
200
111
Corp
25%
6%
Central
Chicago
24%
27%
5
Cherry
1 %
6
Central
19
7%
44 %
Lam son
Apr
1 %
"1%
1
8
Biscuit
52 %
Jan
13 %
Laclede
Oct
South West Corp
Illinois Light Co
Jan
41 Va
Laclede-ChrLsty Co
161% May
45%
15
&
Chesapeake
Jan
Jun
1
(Un)
July
14
46%
Elec (Un)
16%
Pacific
Certain-teed
146%
27%
.5
Corp
9 V*
34%
1,600
13%
Kropp Forge Co
16% May
1,710
10
common
15% May
400
19
167
51%
18
•
Tel
Monarch
Koppers Co Inc
Oct
45%
.1
Manufacturing
May
15
&
Knapp
Jan
4
25%
44
43%
_____
30
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
12% Aug
45 %
1
j
Mar
Kellogg
Sep
lp
Corp
Carr-Consolidated
Central
Jan
July
11% July
36%
(Un)
Bros
8%
17
1,020
3
(Un)
21
7.60
A
Kansas
Apr
4
Brown Shoe Co Inc
Butler
2% July
55
3,100
12%
27% Mar
1
Corp
(F)
8% July
1,500
100
Corp
Bigelow
Burkhart
Jun
35%
•
common
109
Apr
Ltd
Tel
Katz
Sep
35%
5
Fisheries
Burton-Dixie
■i-
Apr
35%
5
.
Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Un;
Binks Manufacturing Co
Co
11
Jun
39
50
(Un)
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Budd
3%
10%
140
10%
3
ll"
10
(George
9%
1,700
Berghoff Brewing
Brown &
9%
2,135
Co
Apr
(Un)
Gas
Illinois
Kansas
8% Aug
150% 151%
Aviation
Borg-Warner
6%
150%
Mfg Co
Borg
750
13%
Corp
Booth
7%
18%
Jan
J
Avco
Bendix
7%
7%
12%
common
Washer
Belden
7%
13'/8
Corp
Automatic
Mfg
5% July
Jan
16
17%
10
Santa
&
Products
300
(Uni—•
(Un)
Paper
Iowa Power & Light (Un)
26 Va Aug
7%
15%
& Refining Co com
Topeka
Jan
7%
23%
$1.20 convertible preferred
Athey
19%
246
1,800
24%
(Un)
Packers
International
Jan
17
100
Manufacturing
Ashland Oil
510
26 %
1
Mining
(111)
407/a Aug
497
44%
54%
33
1
San
4
•
Harvester
Iowa
High
Low
17
1
<te Tel Co
Copper
Range Since January 1
High
31 %
5
(111)
Stand
&
25'/a
17
1
Investment
Jan
Jan
4%
•
International Shoe Co
5
(Un)_
American
Oct
3
Aug
27% Aug
%
International
!
tUm
American Airlines
25s,8
*
Equipment
Gas
Anaconda
43%
10
common
Advanced Alum Castings
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing
Affiliated
Low
5
Adams Mfg Co (J Di
Admiral Corp
29
for Week
STOCKS
Abbott
July
27
•
Steamship Co
International
Sales
22
215
10
43
400
28
Jan
36% July
1% Jan
450
3%
21%
309
29
Jan
1
Steel
International
Friday
High
22%
300
50
19
•
100
3%
3%
Warrants
Inland
Interlake
3
27%
1
100
Tool
Pneumatic
Steel
x38 %
10
RR
Central
Independent
27
50
preferred
Illinois
26%
25
Bartlett
Spencer
27
Low
26 %
1
Range Since January 1
High
26 %
Co
Brewing
Hupp Corporation
Huttlg Sash & Door common
Hydraulic Press Erick common
Members:
Midwest Stock
(G)
Low
10
—
14
21%
Oct
Apr
.
Volume 172
Number 4951
.
.
.
(1467)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 13
RANGE FOR
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Pric»
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
Container
Stone
Corp
1
-
__
_
10
Storkiine Furniture Corp
Studebaker
Sunbeam
Corp
Swift
&
Texas
Thor
Corp
208
Co
So
Axle
Salle
St
Lines
Air
Corn
United
Paramount
Jan
16
8,700
10%
Jan
15%
Oct
3974
621
33%
Jun
40%
737a
7574
440
59%
Jan
75%
Oct
Steel
Dorn
50
51
630
48
Pictures
Electric
tUro
5
__
Shares
Low
Par
Abbott
5
Laboratories
Admiral
1,200
41
July
16%
Corp
Feb
51%
51
Sep
May
Power &
Radiator
American
(Un).:
Inc
31%
2174 July
a24% a25%
31%
Stan
&
San
Tel
Tel
&
Viscose
Woolen
Anaconda
Copper Mining
Jan
18%
Aug
Jan
4%
23%
Jan
Arkansas
2574
Jan
41
Oct
Atchison
6% Mar
10
Aug
(Un)
com
Co common
Jun
52
56%
Sep
974
Jan
__
a35%
210
2074
41
7,500
8%
,9
400
Anglo Calif Natl Bank
1374
13%
470
11% July
15% May
327a
33%
604
29 % July
36
14 74
1474
200
13
8%
8%
415
Atlas
(Un)
•
(Un)
100
(Un)
5
Diesel
Imperial
__
__
__
Corp
•
Wieboldt
Inc
Stores
Willys-Overland
common
Motors
*
14 74
_
(Un)
—
__
1
—
Avco
73
69%
9%
Aug
Jan
13%
Oct
16
Jan
14%
Locomotive
Baldwin
Jan
97%
23
Feb
36%
Sep
28
Mar
36'A
Sep
3774
2,109
31
July
39
Feb
37
Industries
Woodall
Yates-American
Inc
Co
__
12%
13
750
11%
1574
14%
15 '/8
150
13
July
12
-5
_
1174
12
550
10
Apr
Bendix
Sheet
Youngstown
Common
Tube
&
104 74 105 74
52
52
i
w
95
Benquet
a23% a23%
54
6%
14c
8
20,600
al3% al3%
15%
15%
a47% a477A
640
9'A
Jun
15%
90
35%
Jan
51% Aug
450
6%
14c
—
13c
8
RR
(Un)
(Un)
5
Jan
105%
Oct
5374
Oct
Blair
Corp
Holdings
Boeing
Airplane
Co
Budd
Philadelphia Baltimore Slock Exchange
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
Par
*
Stores
American
Tel
*
&
Tel
Atlantic
Locomotive
Baltimore
5%
Budd
Works
...
Curtis
Publishing Co
Electric
&
Power
Storage
Fidelity
&
General
Deposit
Corp
*
8%
874
1,500
5'/a July
21 >4
20%
21'4
'356
19% July
24% Mar
43%
44%
73
35%
4474
new
5
52%
com-.
Sharp
Sun
El
Oct
Sep
57% July
68% Mar
49
8,663
54%
Sep
Oct
19%
210
9%
382
7
Jun
974
Oct
10 74
101
4%
Jan
1074
Oct
14%
2174
Feb
Sep
1274 May
9% July
Jan
11%
12 74
1,715
24%
25 74
2,921
21%
20%
1974
2074
1,895
14%
Jun
2074
5074
50%
10
41%
Feb
5174
Oct
3574
35%
70
30% Aug
39%
27% May
26% Mar
2574' 2574
3,873
334
23% July
4 74
1,013
8
25
—
*
_7_%
774
46%
4674
4974
93 74
93%
100
& Gas
_
*
common
7
591
2274
474 July
Oct
8%
July
Aug
482
54
Apr
9374
974 1
27%
Sep
32% Mar
30
22 %
—
3%
834
2674
22%
*
common
27% May
23'A July
25%
3%
25%
•
93%
Inc
26%
Feb
24%
2474
26 74
305
20%
Aug
26%
Oct
41%
4174
42%
712
38%
Aug
45 %
Sep
3974
25
Aug
44% May
-*
3974
"
306
55%
Jun
i«
50
%
Feb
1
3%
Jan
474
Apr
22% July
29 74
Apr
7074
13
13
1
1
4 74
374
4%
416
—13%
2774
2774
27%
226
J
Corp
Improvement
3374
Hi
70
7074
—♦
Co
Tonopah Mining
71%
Sep
Apr
Transit Co
41
A. .1975
series
5s
119 74
$1,200
119%
Oct
54
34% July
6,000
42
Chi
Last
Range
Oct
6%
preferred
—
Class
Columbia
Gas
Duouesne
Brewing
System
Fort
.
_
..
Range Since January 1
High
Low
105
11
10%
15%
10
74
1574
__
...
—
_
5
13
_
—
preferred
Joy Manufcaturing Co
Lone
Star
__
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Crocker
Brewing
Crucible
1074
Feb
1074
Apr
17
Oct
May
Curtis
$2.50
convertible
Pittsburgh
Plate
.
—
Di
„
B
du
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Dorado
Oct
40
Sep
.—•
10
•
•
1
(Un)
5
1
„
,
_
_
For footnotes see page 41.
880
63 %
Jan
83
Jun
267
68%
Feb'
85 74
__
__
Oct
23
305
15%
Apr
23
Sep
40
40%
1,080
31
40%
Oct
40%
660
32
Mar
40%
Oct
al3
70
11%
July
14'/a May
a 19%
a20
a27% a28%
120
16%
Apr
21
114
27%
Sep
32% Mar
26% July
a4%
a474
a29
87
8%
8%
280
a77% a79%
11%
U%
95
95
150
a7774
Jan
94
Sep
115
Feb
883
27%
Jan
102%
Jan
105'A May
100
Jan
128%
102%
102%
103
90
126
127
129
a28% a28%
25
*
——5
•
—
....—.10
5
__
a81%
Co
(Un)—10
7%
9%
5
—
Works
(Un)
&
4
Equip
48
pfd__._100
Co
Ltd
Chemical
&
479
11%
Jan
23'A
Oct
3 % July
4%
Aug
37%
1,305
29 74
Jan
37%
Oct
69%
674
674
a80% a8274
120
58%
Jan
70% May
200
6%
Jan
7% May
508
61'/a
Jan
82%
Aug
538
40% Aug
48 %
Apr
620
8% July
15% July
36% July
12%
Feb
23 74 Mar
36'A
2,600
400
69 %
45
45
9%
9%
al9% al9%
48 48%
a90
50
600
a90
3
^
al5
3
13
Jun
33'A
4874
2,406
25
July
33%
Oct
830
41%
Jan
50%
Jun
121
46
Aug
5074 Mar
49'/a
Sep
54
Oct
14%
Jan
4874
General
Motors
•
5
a48'4
52'A
a48% a4874
52 %
54
General
Paint Corp
*
12%
12% 12%
15% 15%
16% 16%
a43% a43%
—
*
Preferred
Feb
55
20
55
Oct
60
Jan
preferred—.
2nd
—
—
*
Co.!
Razor
Golden
%
450
State
Co
July
5,362
—
10'A Aug
600
874 Mar
19
Jan
15% July
18%
Jan
20
37%
Feb
42%
Jun
Jun
100
15
100
474
6%
28%
28%
360
21%
Feb
29
—
14%
14%
1,223
12%
Jun
16 % July
70
70
67
Jan
*
3 74
2
250
40%
426
32%
41
449
31
Hobbs
Oil
Honolulu
4
Mar
Jan
42%
Apr
Hudson
41
Oct
Hunt
8 74
60
12%
100
7%
18
150
15%
9
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
12%
14c
2374
39
39
7c
1,300
,18%
295
15
PineanDle Co
Jan.
29%
28%
29%
45i
327a
3274
33%
92
:
Feb
1074
722
9% July
11%
Jan
2,625
16% Mar
20%
20
19%
20
3%
3%
330
6%
600
Co
(Un)
—1
Corp
•
—12%
Motor
Foods
Co
Car
6%
Inc
Idaho
Power Co
Oct
Idaho
Maryland Mines Corp
Int'l
Nickel
...
of Canada
Tel
18c
M
64%
43 %
10%
(Un)_——:
Johns-Manville
Oct
Kaiser-Frazer
20
1
88
__
—
—
1.25
—•
a33%
(Un)—•
al474
•
"43%
1
com
774
al7%
6
89
al6% al7%
88
14
14
a35% a35%
1.25
1.30
a33% a34%
al374 al4%
Oct
Jun
39
(Un)..
& Tel
(Un)
._
Kansas
Power
Corp
(Un)
Corp
24% July
:
29%
Aug
Kennecott
&
29% July
:f'.
3574
Jun
Kern
Copper
Light
Corp
(Un)
(Ud)
County Land Company
8%
•
.8
__
—
43%
45%
7%
8%
al7% al7%
64'A
62
Aug
Jan
10%
__
73
44
35% July
•
3
Oil
2574
v
Ltd
class »B
Sep
18% May
Apr
Jan
36
125
288
a59% a60%
42
42
•
:
Battery Co
Jan
July
--
a60%
Oct
Feb
July
14'A
—100
&
Greyhound Corp
Nor
Jan
•
Ltd common
Rubber (Un)
Ry non-cum pfd (Un)
Tire
Great
12
—
16
25
Co
preferred
Goodyear
34% Mar
3% July
&
McBean
27% May
2374 July
22% July
1,190
Safety
Apr
32%
__
common
U
al5
—'
new
Oct
a__
,7„
10
common—
49%
Oct
400
(Un)
Corp
Sep
21%
374
—
com
Aug
60c
23%
1
—20
■
Jan
11
Jan
a90
—
Co
8
Jan
11%
45
*
common
Oct
Sep
100
37%
15
(Un)
28
Jun
6
70
310
Feb
Oct
Aug
374
common
1774
43%
50c
—
—*
20
22%
21%
374
__
common
a8%
9%
60c
22%
9%
58c
5
a8%
9%
58c
a8%
—1
Aug
Sep
42%
——
9
61 % Mar
14
42%
———2
33% May
Jan
42 %
—
Jan
Aug
1074
57
43
*
_
6%
Jan
5%
3'A Mar
a28%
__
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10
5
iUn)
Oct
40
a474
__
Sep
*
95
(Un)__*
2.60 May
32
al2%
'
__
__
(Un)
17%
12%
....
__
—25
(Un)
"
Brake
Oct
81
83'/a
23
__
Electric Co
Jan
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
4474
Foods Corp
11%
22%
'
17'A
Apr
General
63
13c
•
Jan
29%
General
12
18
1
7'A
266
11%
Co
Machinery
Gillette
12%
__
743
1
Inc.
A
July
30
280
16
al9%
(Un)
Jan
25 %
81
83%
17'A
a28%
1.40
686
30%
__
a28%
(Un)..1•
100
30%
17%
a44% a46%
a39%
.v
Oct
1,665
1974
__
•
Capwell Co
Gladding
8%
5
Spring
Air
45
(Un»__
Oil
Corp
Feb
y38%
__
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse
Jan
Mar
de Nemours
Derrick
Apr
40 %
40%
*
Toy Mining
Steel
32%
20
710
4374
45
a38a39%
1.50
1.50
__
10
5
Bond & Share Co
International
Vanadium
Feb
25
America
Co
Co
Plantation
Holly
__
Foundry com
Manufacturing
Standard
11%
20%
27
Jun
474
»
San
of
Corp
Kodak
14%
3 74
38%
Pittsburgh Steel
Ruud
9% July
14% Mar
*
■___
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Oct
160
Eank—_
Bridge
(E
Pont
8
all all%
all%
class A..2%
Co
Chemical
Aug
Feb
47%
52 "A
—
——25
Oil Fields Co
Dominguez
48
Sep
—
Mfg
Jan
Aug
53%
__
Co
common
Doernbecher
143/b
12
25
Apr
41
52
(Un)
Giorgio Fruit Corp
24%
11
10
preferred.
Glass.
Jun
1.50
Feb
(Un)
:
Abbey
July
50
;
18%
May
Aug
Corp common
Publishing
19
90
2%
Mar
95c
51
—
(Del)
Natl
Curtiss-Wright
Cypress
1174 July
Jun
—
—
13
105
34%
common
America
Steel
10%
25%
00—
Common
695
672
•
1
(Un)
Co
preferred
5% Mar
664
1.00
47%
:
Edison
of
Jun
4%
16%
1.00
•
(Un)
com
System
Oil
374
4%
16%
11 % Mar
Aug
14
35
28
4%
Jun
Apr
6%
(Un)
Iron
Preferred
2nd
770
257B
—
24%
—
100
Zellerbach
Crown
Hawaiian
National Fireproofing Corp..—___
Pittsburgh
RR
&
First
200
27%
5
21
100
.
._
28
8
49%
52%
Coppermines
Creameries
1174
13
10
5
.
Ry
Solvents
Continental
23
1
—
Gas
Co
Continental Motors common
4'4
-100
7%
Glass
Jeannette
Sep
a25% a25%
16%
25
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y
55
1
.
Jun
17%
8
2%
Commercial
12
21%
Jun
18%
8
America
Co
Commonwealth
11 %
12%
■
.8.50
—
7174
July
13% Mar
(Uru_*
25
Gas
Consolidated
21%
.
-.
.
.
Gas Co.
Pitt Brewing
Feb
14
47%
B
Convertible
Equitable
58
100
47%
common
Broadcast System
Columbia
Columbia
Eureka
High
10%
—
1J>
100
47%
(Un)
Fuel
Sep
120
(Un)
Ohio
Service
Jan
656
16%
16%
__
__
Oct
July
3.25
16%
16%
a69 a69%
__
1674
1
corp
Colorado
Food
Shares
...10
.
41% Mar
(Un)___—1%
Mining
Paul
Preferred
Chrysler
Ewa
for Week
of Prices
10%
38
Jan
Sales
Sale Price
Low
Jan
49%
Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Par
2474
237
5
Corp
of
&
St
Mil
Emporium
Arkansas Natural Gas Co com
118
a50% a50%
__
a50%
505
♦
Pacific Ry
Chesapeake
Emsco
,
16
Jun
_*
Trading Corp com
Eureka
Electric
STOCKS
Jan
2.10
Co
Qorp
Central
El
Friday
44%
7%
7,617
5
Caterpillar Tractor Co common...
Eastman
Week's
Jan
313
2.85
36
50
Dumbarton
119% 119%
1959
Tel & Tel 374 s
30%
12%
2%
B
Dry Ginger Ale
Celanese
Jan
12
Co
class
Packing
Canadian
Oct
274
2.75
36
(Un)
(Un)
Preferred
Dow
BONDS
American
Baltimore
Pacific
July
1
2.75
——
Ink
California
Feb
30'A
20% Aug
25% Aug
41
common
Calif
Oct
Oct
50
...
_
Aug
12%
5
(Un)
Jan
*
1574
1%
*
Sugar
California
Cities
12%
__
Jan
Apr
44%
_
Cement
Oct
9%
20
common
Dohme
Gas
Apr
Jun
84%
9%
.
24%
•
.1
United
18%
Jan
9 74
—3
preference
unneu
54 %
19%
9%
10
10
.
Co
Oil
25
July
*
-50
Light
&
preferred
&
12%
345
67
52
19 74
10
»
preferred
Corp
Paper
Jan
8%
67
% May
774
1
Participating
Scott
Apr
62% July
Phila Transportation Co com
Reading
3%
15%
2,131
Electric common
preference common
div
1
17
Philadelphia
Service
.460
Apr
974
1%
Aug
84%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg common.
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
$1.40
354
11%
Sullivan
&
Art Tile
Jan
15%
16%
RR
Public
22
July
9% Mar
79%
Corp
Power
3%%
2%
2
9%
Mar
974
27c
43 %
15
California
Canaua
5
Pennsylvania
Philco
91
17
Valley RR
div
18
455
14%
13%
—"
.10
com
Co
Pennsylvania
$1
18%
14
8174
Brothers
Pennroad
18V2
14 >4
17% Mar
2 74
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh
1874
13
161% May
113 8
common
Light
Battery
Motors
Gimbel
13% July
*
common—
Corp
Delaware
330
34'4
Jan
10
120
Oct
100
Co
preferred
Company
Chrysler
2,418
15%
3474
*
25
Transit
1st
15 74
High
29% May
146 Vn Jan
10
City Elec Co
Ealdwin
High
140
July
1
capital
Co
Calaveras
Low
a4774
•
Hill
Calambra
Range Since January 1
15174
150
150 Va
100
Corporation
American
Arundel
3374
34 74
9c
5%
600
__
(Un)
(Un)
Byron Jackson Co
for Week
of Prices
5% July
2,858
Sep
Feb
25
43 %
Co
Bunker
Sales
Last
Friday
23% Aug
132%
1
Borg-Warner Corp common
Sale Price
Jan
•
(Un)
(Un)
Bishop Oil Co
Oct
Eorden
STOCKS
104
2
Steel
52
—
...100
Corp
Mining
Cons
73%
315
53 74
Ohio
&
Aviation
Bethlehem
*
11% May
64
Jan
12%
2
_
Machine
11% May
40
Sep
a'11% all %
al32% al43%
6%
13
Oct
70
3
(Un)
6474
161% May
238
16'A Mar
Aug
5% Mar
Baltimore
•
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Jan
a35% a35%
P10
(Un)
Mfg Corp common
Jan
53
146%
2.50
Engine
Atok-Big Wedge capital
Jun
Aug
16% May
2,077
.
12%
Aug
12%
2174 May
171
37
A
Top & Santa Fe
Corp
Atlas
20
Nat Gas Corp
.
3% July
5874
11% July
324
a98% al01%
a33% a33%
__
•
52% Jan
38% Apr
25'A Sep
14% Aug
53
150% 151%
__
50
133
a63% a65%
__
14
(Un)
(Un)
Apr
2%
Jun
15'A July
Corp
__
•
100
American
22%
200
a56% a57%
al074
all
al6% al6%
13%
13%
__
•
(Un)
Co
American
3%
*
(Un)
492
3'A
3%
a56%
al074
1
iUn)
July
210
__
*
(Un)
Light
Smelting & Refining
American
13%
19%
■
Dye
Airlines
American
Amer
Aug
May
&
American
320
3 9'A
40%
Chemical
1
High
Low
41
28
__
a24%
♦
(Un)
Co
Range Since January 1
High
a43% a43%
__
1
Reduction
Alleghany Corp (Un)
1,900
.1678
4
4
Air
Allied
19%
35
Jun
47
•
Bros
Apr
46 74
...
Westinehouse
14%
Aug
14%
24% July
51
1
.
Jun
46 74
'
4
com
10
700
_
_
9
300
-10
69% Mar
39 74 July
450
18%
•
Theatres
Works
13
3074
*
Iron
12
13
18%
Corp
Van
75%
*
for Week
Oct
29
(Un)_
(Un)
S
Warner
165
1,500
15%
18%
Corp
Inc
United
U
5074
15 74
2974
Carbon
«fe
Oct
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
18% Mar
36 74
1574
.2
_
Jan
14%
—5
Co
(The)
Carbide
United
_
16.
25% July
39 74
5
_
La
Union
50
1,500
Week's
Last
SaJc Price
STOCKS
Aug
497 a
.25
...
Timken-Detroit
Traae
18%
36%
25
(The).
Co
18%
34%
10%
Jan
15
i
Co
7%
1,100
High
15%
a
Tool
9%
18%
_____
Machine
Sunray Oil (Un)
Low
35%
1
(Un)
9%
•
Corp
Bundsirand
9 74
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Range Since January 1
High
6574
62
*
74
Feb
7
Mar
Jan
96
Sep
265
13% July
3,800
170
238
681
Sep
Feb
3%
49
60
Aug
2.25
.
400
390
3.75
Sep
9%
38
1.20
Jan
Mar
Sep
25'/a Mar
9%
41
Jan
Aug
51
May
4%
Jan
Sep
45'A
Mar
Apr
16%
467
2.05
31% Aug
16
78
50
15% July
38
Jan
2,280
277
17% May
Mar
Jan
974
19
Sep
Mar
65%
Oct
62
Oct
35
36
(1468)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday. October 16, 1950
OTHER STOCK EXCHANGES
;
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
•t:,
Par
Leslie
Salt
Co
LeTourneau
Libby
McNeill
Lockheed
Loew's
Macy
&
Magna vox
(R
Corp.:
H)
Low
34
Aug
Pure Oil Co
(Un)
50
11%
Jun
14%
Feb
Radio
of
8%
625
7%
Apr
32%
32%
210
23%
al7%
—
a32%
al8
225
15
a32% a33 %
17%
5
17%
35
35
—
8%
Oct
Jan
34%
Aug
July
18 7z
Co
Matson
(Glenn)
29 Va
Apr
32%
Jun
209
11
Jan
24
McKesson
Co
Robbins
&
<Un)
Inc
•
23
Jan
35
Oct
18
(Un)
a40 %
14%
150
17%
18%
Middle
Mfg
Co
South
common
18 %
2,039
a39% a40%
10%
Feb
13
Mar
563
18 % July
19%
Sep
a_~
Utilities
Inc
M
&
&
M
Consolidated
P10
(Un)
Port
Montana
com
<fc
Co
(Un)
Auto
National
Distillers
North
Rheem
Oil
Riverside
Cement
Ryan
RR
•
Co
(Un)
common
Invest
Oliver
L
American
Coast
Gas
6%
class
A.„
red
series
Pacific
Light
Pacific
A
Portland
Pacific
Pacific
Tel
common
Packard
Motor
Park
1st
common
World
Cons
Mines
Co
(Un)
Petroleum
Sound
Pullman
Inc
758
a9
17
Jan
21% May
23
8%
130
17%
979
20%
7% July
11%
200
14%
Jan
Jun
19% July
275
12
10%
Jan
16% July
20
86 %
40
16
26%
Sep
9%
Jun
Southern
23c
22c
30%
30%
A
'
2,400
22c
554
Calif
So
Southern
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
23% Mar
16% July
21%
Feb
Jan
l'o
29
% July
30
151
1,036
9 '/a
May
34% May
Oct
Jan
11%
46c
July
A
40
Sep
30%
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
4%
4%
1,693
3% July
5%
Feb
32%
7,147
30% July
35%
34%
35
623
34%
Sep
37%
11%
1,200
Feb
17%
Oct
31%
32
385
31%
Jan
34
27%
277a
269
27%
Sep
29%
28%
287a
600
28
Jan
28%
732
28
Jan
29%
Jun
Cal
Gas
Co
51%
741
213/4
22 3A
3,120
23%
23
23%
321
__
pfd
Swift
Co
Oil
May
Jun
Union
8
105
57a
100
1172
Jan
of
Jun
151%
Sep
Warner
U
S
4%
400
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
Wells
187
8%
Jun
10%
Feb
Westates
18
851
21
Jan
10%
10%
10%
760
7% July
a57% a58 Va
135
45 % Mar
9
UV2
277
20%
21%
Feb
31 Va
16
Feb
24
39
355
Oil
Preferred
29
Air
Lines
Western
Pacific
Sep
Western
Union
11%
Apr
Westlnghouse
Sep
(Un)
Woolworth
Feb
22%
Jun
37
74%
May
Yellow
LISTED
(F
Cab
31% Aug
237/b Mar
76 74
1,956
61
Jan
77 3
4
Sep
58
201
42%
Jan
55%
Sep
86
775
66 7b
Jan
86
Oct
36
975
25%
July
7» May
36
Oct
39
Aug
—
a
a39% a39 72
74%
74 72
309
17%
4,794
18
18
100
Range
Shares
Par
Paper
common
—
Shoe
Aluminum
13,528
21 7b
Jan
45
Oct
25
5,165
22 74
Jan
25
Aug
•
Co
23
103%
Argus
Can
Co
Corp
Ltd
preferred
4%%
pfd
pfd
common
Ashdown Hardware (J H
class A
10
Paper class A
•
>
Telephone
Rights
25
Amer
British
American
Light
Bank
British Columbia
Oil
Power___»
Co
common
Elec Co
Forest
Columbia
Class
&
Note
Columbia
British
21
July
20
102
Apr
9y2
9i/2
25
23%
24%
5,156
Power
7
40 y2
685
247b May
180
13 74 May
17
30 Va
265
257b
Jan
16%
17 74
1,005
137/b
Jan
33% Aug
18 3/4 Aug
4
310
37b July
a
197b
70
,.15 % July
19%
a
40
41
2,118
7%
7%
7%
400
13%
13%
13 %
285
285
285
35
74c
75c
900
5
574
2,560
*
—
«
(Un)_
43%
*
a393/a
_
12%
-
33
a83/a
1
10
47
1
_
class A
page 41.
Products
Gold
10
8%
1,580
7
Jan
9
Jun
Canada
—
80
130
72
July
82
Apr
25c
523%
Feb
90
Oct
26
Jan
27
45 % Mar
46 7z
Jan
10c
10c
1,000
6c
Aug
3534
36y2
3,201
24%
Jan
36%
16%
16%
Sep
30
14
July
16 72
35%
38
25
Jan
39
7,488
1 13
207,372
23
22%
23
11,235
14%
14 %
75
29%
30
3,825
60
Cement
common
101
5
5%
29,450
31%
30%
31%
910
4.75
4 40
__
5%
1,850
Jan
Feb
1.25 Mar
Sep
772 Mar
10
250
77/a July
10'%
Aug
1,240
16%
Feb
20%
Oct
4372
190
30 y2
Jan
43%
a3978 a40%
33
337a
a8%
160
1,444
8%
122
47
47
339
5%
5%
100
a
20
-
43 Va
Oct
Mar
40
Sep
297b July
36
Jun
33/4
Feb
9 7b
Aug
July
5%
43
50 Va
Apr
6
Sep
Apr
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Low
Range Since January 1
High
Low
High
15% July
19 % Mar
18
18 %
150
8%
8%
8%
970
6
Jun
33
29
Aug
30
33
2,010
a7.25
a7.25
230
'
46%
46%
29%
5.80 July
8%
36
Sep
May
9.75 Mar
46%
915
34
29 %
29%
555
29
Jan
29%
Oct
•
11
11
100
8
July
12%
Jan
—*
...
Power
Steamship
preferred
Corp
common
24
24 %
239
14
Jan
25 %
Aug
■
Jan
49
Sep
50
44
42%
44
265
*
21%
20%
21%
6,236
•
30%
29%
30%
345
22% July
30%
Oct
*
Breweries
Canadian Bronze
common
Ltd
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
series
$1.00
series
38%
1.01
19
Mar
Canadian
Class
common
21%
21%
22%
675
18
Apr
22%
Oct
•
14%
13%
14 %
2,435
10
July
14%
Oct
20
al7
al7
al7
114
14
Jan
17 Va
Oct
44
34
Jan
44
Oct
19%
Rep
23%
Jan
*
43%
44
1,730
25
38
38%
360
37
July
40
—25
22%
22%
125
22
May
24
common
preferred
preferred
Converters
class
A
38
Oct
20
Oct
Jan
423%
1.13
Jun
Oct
24 7b
Jun
Canadian
Companies
Pacific
Canadian
Vickers
J)
Jan
7%
7%
a5%
a5%
10
Aug
9
Feb
63
60
63
940
30
July
65
Sep
23
27
28
385
22% July
31
May
17
17
17%
650
15
18
May
21%
21
21%
3,831
16% Mar
22%
12%
12%
12%
1.800
12%
13
18'%
19%
3.275
14
13%
13
%
775
12
common
Railway
4
25
-
Plow
(B
Sep
Mar
%
13%
Locomotive
Oil
Coghlin
45%
19%
Investment
Canadian
Cockshutt
Jan
•
0
Foreign
Canadian
Sep
28%
•
pia
B
Canadian
Co
Ltd
14
Aug
15%
Jan
3274
Jun
Consumers
Jan
10272
Sep
Corby (H) Distillery class A
40
6% July
5%
July
Oct
9
Jan
Sep
Oct
July
July
19%
Oct
14%
Jan
91% Mar
120%
Apr
25%
100
2.75
Jan
53/8
Oct
Jan
327/4
Jun
Distillers
5%
Jun
Dominion
Class
Crown
4.75
16
300
July
18%
i——20
Northern
Consolidated
100%
5%
43/4
Oct
2074
May
3,110
! 02
July
69c
Jan
Mar
36
38%
77/B
117b July..
266
Sep
20
of Prices
5
Ltd
$1.30 preferred
Canaaa
$1.75
38%
Jun
8
41
53/4 July
*
_•_
Dredging
Canadian
8%
__
Aug
4%
21 7
Jan
*
Canadian Car & Foundry common
Class A
330
37%
267,
•
Oct
2,902
80
A
Jun
27
29%
»
class
97z
90
•
pfd_100
Products
•
Ltd
24%
a46
8%
100
Last
Jan
a46
'
503/4 May
337a Sep
9%
20%
—
July
133/4
26'A
14 %
v
see
Api
July
473
1574
July
86%
•
4%%
B
For footnotes
257a
105
27
__
in
Tractor
British
British
45
19c
Bell
Brazilian
23
90
50
•
Power &
24%
25
____
Bulolo
Canadian
•
Corp
Bathurst
_
100
Warrants
Asbestos
4%
4%%
23
103 103%
Apr
13
Canada
•
_____
of
Anglo Can Tel
High
45
24%
•
_
Algoma Steel
Ltd
Low
41
24%
__
Aluminium
High
44%
207»
31%
40 %
1
B
Building
•
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar class A
5% preferred
—__ioo
Agnew-Surpass
Low
Mills
Class
20
Jun
4
Par
Range Since January 1
1774
46 %<
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Oct
Jun
15%
17
STOCKS
Sales
327b
19 7B
30%.
—1
(Un;
common.
Sep
Jan
14 7b July
31%
15%
_50c
common
74%
MARKETS
OCTOBER
Bruck
Last
23
317«
16%
Canadian Fonda
Sale Price
Jan
31%
—
36
5974
17
Friday
Week's
25
290
--S
(Un;
W)
Co
Jan
Jan
—
(Un)
Willys-Overland Motors (Un)
Sep
Feb
Sep
26 V2
217/b
-100
11% Mar
14%
62 %
250
404
85 %
1
(Un)
Corp
Jun
137s Mar
a57%
5
T
Telegraph
1072 July
5074 Jan
29
31%
(Un)..
60%
Elec
22 %
22%
•
I—1
Co
36% Mar
Sep
46%
Stores
RR
Jan
13
57%
—25
(Un)
Inc
3374
1
34%
1
U
Jun
22 %
<Un)_
__
Department
July
30% Mar
85 %
a
5
—
Western
28 74 May
-10
_
common
(Un)
Western
a
59 7«
1
_
common
Oct
367b
Sep
28
1,176
10
&
Petroleum
3172 July
26
284
60%
—
_
Co
Bank
Fargo
765
280
28%
1,011
28%
1
com_
_
Pictures
Oct
26 74
11%
29
Oct
39%
29 7a Mar
y4
33%
11 %
•
Aug
58
42
22
11%
common
2%
35
980
a41% a42 Va
605
1,061
5
—25
Theatres
20%
Jun
Sep
31
24 74
76%
Inc
—
Apr
7%i
Sep
55
Inc
14% July
318
a743/4 a76%
2Vb
59%
250
—25
Delaware
Corp
Bros
a93/a
300
Feb
15
_
_
Equipment
4
753
32
•
(Un)
Carbon
(Un)
Steel
a9%
2%
305
34 74
25
Paramount
111%
20%
Oct
58%
15
—25
Corp
Feb
13% July
52%
333/4
Calif
Air
25%
Feb
53 %
Jan
15
Sep
144
Feb
35
33 %
—
United
Common
Oct
42 7B
26%
__
United
Apr
Jan
528
2
Aircraft •€dtp<Un)_.
23%
9c
248
33%
a
•
United
55 %
Oct
36% Mar
Jun
39
__
_1
(Un)
of
July
6c
53 7b
—25
—
(Indiana)
Lines
8% Aug
14%
30%
33%
_
&
Sep
52 %
a28 %
12%
99% JulT
56
27
Oct
34%
Apr
14 74
25
(Un)
Corp
Montreal Stock Exchange
&
48% May
237b
—
_29
_
..
Airlines
Carbide
22% Aug
231
148
;
(Un
A—
Union Oil Co of California
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Power
Feb
297b Mar
52%
24%
5
(Un)
World
Mar
2%
$1.50 preferred
373/4
170
57%
15
_
Petroleum
Inc
Co
Transamerlca
Trans
July
CANADIAN
Abitibi
48
33
8
—
Co
Corp
Co
&
14
19%
STOCKS
263/4
3,969
_
com
4.48%
series
Texas Company (Un)
Tide Water Associated
48 %
2%
Friday
Jan
30,500
_
__
Brands
Studebaker
17%
21%
39% Mar
1974
7c
___
—
Standard Oil Co of N J
Victor
1023A 103%
148
75%
33% July
35
0
__
Sperry Corp
United
51%
21%
a
199
492
6c
28% May
28%
*
a35
26%
32%
Jun
•
Oct
6c
A
Jun
16%
20%
(Un)
Jun
41%
34%
Oct
32%
11%
Oct
35
Jan
14%
5
preferred
California
16%
_
43
Jan
23%
53 %
(Un)_
Edison
Oct
32%
__
Jan
30 3/b
•
preferred
Jan
90
27
30
__
8
Aug
20
11%
102%
24%
145
33
—
_
17%
21
28 y2 July
200
a40% a40%
.
151
595
a4G% a46%
10
Sep
74
5
class
cumulative
Convertible
Standard
*
Timber
—
y2
41%
a 34
P10
Pulp Co
Standard Oil Co
—
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(Un)__*
—1
(Un;
11%
Jan
33 %c
&
Soundview
Standard
1
(Un)
25%
43
46
May
Sep
•
Co__
Pulp
26%
14% July
20% July
50
(Un)
a35 %
263/4
__
Oil
Oct
•
(Un)
A
Inc
Co
Corp
Apr
Dodge Corp (Un)
25
Philippine Long Distance Tel Co—PlOO
Puget
Oil
72
Phelps
Phillips
Sinclair
27
Airways (Un)_2.50
common
a35%
Mar
Jan
100
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola
17 Yb
505
♦
pfd
common
Companies
Utah
Oct
28
Jun
100
Pan American
735
10
(Un)
class
Signal Oil & Gas Co
Jan
*
com
_
15
Socony-Vacuum
19%
7%
&
18 V8
28%
Feb
43
Co
76
—25
Preferred
Paraffine
Roebuck
Oil
40
25
Cement
Tel
64%
25
Service
&
51Vb July
23 % July
23 % May
25
preferred
Corp
Public
Sears
40
20
74
41%
Oct
405
5
preferred..
preferred
red
5%
July
5%
2,480
—
July
1
__
Mining
69
5
1st
5%
Mauricio
27
25
common
1st preferred
4.80%
San
68
"
Fisheries
Electric
19 %
21%
86%
_<■
85
:~io
Co
Safeway Stores Inc
25%
•
1st preferred
5 Vi %
Aug
68
fe
Apr
60
a34%
Co
Foods
27
a
Aggregates
&
550
20
l
(Un)
Filters
Fine
W
10
__
Pacific
and
100
(Un)
_
Pacific
26%
14%
100
Cons.
Railway
common
Pacific
26
al7% al7V2
—
„
United
Class
14%
10
common
i
w
504
20%
1
(Un)
Petroleum Corp
Edison common
Co
64 %
8%
loo
Oil
Pacific
Oil
17
16%
17%
•
preferred
Rights
July
a9
•
Occidental
Ohio
25c
Mar
3.50
4.32%
Power
American
Ohio
July
4
250
26%
__
•
Aviation
American
Northern
13c
6,500
Feb
19%
a9
l
(Un;
Mohawk
5 %%
(Un)
.
23
43
Corp
Aeronautical
Jan
41%
•
•
Co
44
127s
a34%
—25
(Un)
Manufacturing
27% Mar
388
59%
59%
1
common
Corp
High
105
18 %
a
Mar
1.60
20%
19%
1
Company Co
American
North
26c
21c
•
—
5
Products
Service Corp
North American
North
(Un)
Fibres
National Linen
Niagara
19% May
July
64 %
10
Corp
National
Central
July
10c
5%
•
Morrison-Knudsen Co
Nash-Kelvinator
Y
15
52,100
5%
5%
•
Montgomery Ward
Natomas
970
a22% a22%
*
Power
Cement
_100
pfd
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Shell
Monolith
N
100
15c
19c
21c
1
(Uni
1|6 %
15c
15c
2.50
16%
common—*
Ltd
Low
44%
18%
—
2.50
1
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
J
Incorp
Co
Range Since January 1
High
a43 %
„
Preferred
Steel
Low
(Un)
America
Realty
&
Rayonler
S
Menasco
Shares
Apr
300
14%
1
common
Navigation
for Week
>
Richfield
Martin
M
Equip
Ry
Oct
Com
Republic
170
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
8 %
Week's
Last
High
31
1
_
Machine
High
30
—
•
i
Calculating
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since January J
32
1
common
13
al5% al5%
15%
•
Co
Marchant
a
7
Libby
&
(Un)
Co
Low
32
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Aircraft
Inc
1
10
<R
ENDED OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Last
Sale Price
RANGE FOR
27
3/8
27/a
Jan
Mining
A
Smelting
120%
Glass
B
11%
Cork
&
Seal
Seagrams
Bridge
118% 120%
1,845
23
11%
Co
29
180
10%
11%
1,835
11%
10%
36
24%
56%
53
8
Jan
July
.
1,990
8%
Jan
36
36
26%
22%
5
31 %
Jan
27
16,170
19% Julv
53%
2,105
39% July
Oct
29
Oct
12%
Apr
12
Apr
Volume 172
Number 4951.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1469)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Dominion
Coal 6%
Dominion
Corset
Dominion
preferred
Co
Foundries
21%
•
Steel
<K
Low
25
Ltd
7%
Glass
100
common
22
62%
Canadian Funds
1,251
19
July
22
Oct
850
12
Juiy
14'%
Jun
33 y4
166
27
Feb
38%
Oct
101
25
100
Aug
102
Friday
627a
75
44% Mar
65
45
33 %
36%
Feb
Sep
Anglo-Nfld Develop Co Ltd—
Atlas
Dominion Steel & Coal class
Dominion Stores Ltd new
Dominion
Tar
&
B
25
Chemical
Texun
'•••
2j%
:_23%
xmor-
Donnacona Paper 4%%
25
11%
*
common
Redeemable preferred
dominion
2G%
*
103
26%
Oct
11
605
10
Sep
27-'■>
750
23
May
29
Feb
21%
50
Feb
23
May
11%
12%
5,161
103% 103%
4
11%
26
12 Va
—100
16% July
13,277
>
21%
—
_
pfd
26'
105
2iy2
10
11%
Oct
July
12%
Jan
105 %
Oct
Jan
31%
Sep
30
Oct
9
Apr
Steeis
Bros
Drvden
East
Ltd
Kootenay Power
cu'OiOn
preferred
(T H)
Foundation
Co
23
Co
of
Corp
1,890
15
30
275
15
Jan
2
Jan
51,4
50
19%
350
15%
15%
15%
200
13
IT
a21
a21
20
16
15%
16
*
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common
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51/4
10%
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4.16%
28'
19%
__
20
1
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Fraser
27%
33
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Estabrooks
tamoua
23%
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t
•
Paper
_*
33
36
39
37%
Jan
July
lo
.
Oct
LVlay
1
Jan
20%
Sep
13% July
16%
7%
5%
Power
common
•
pieferred
5%'7
100
preferred
General
27
4.3U0
24 y2
Steel
Ltd
Wares
prelerred
Gypsum Lime
2,491
107
55
101
25
108%
110
110
2.25
500
2.15
19
19
100
ij%
215
17
103
105
105
15
*
22%
22%
23%
3,205
•
Alabastine.
15 y4
2.25
.
_•
__
&
17%
107
__
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—
common
59
58
59
__
Smith
$2.00
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common
preferred
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common
19 Va
July
July
109
Apr
Apr
Sep
111
Apr
July
July
3.00
preferred
1.25
preferred—
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Columbia
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common
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Labatt
Lake
Ltd
50 %
Jun
57%
Sep
30
Oct
48%
12'%
13'•>
4,575
12%
Aug
14%
of
the
25%
25
25 y2
Sep
26%
Jan
($34
6%
125
6% July
7%
Jan
35%
34%
351
2,480
a98
a98
20
35
__
•
Canada
Starch
Co
Lang 6c Sons Ltd
Laura
Secord
Lewis
Bros
35
40
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35%
35%
35"a
410
4 75
4 75
4 75
50
18%
18
18%
185
37
37%
4,9oO
141 141%
360
■
141
14%
Jan
Oct
55
6
Jan
10
Sep
10
81
Mar
160
Oct
al59
al59
5
127
Mar
161
Oct
8
8%
61,522
3%
Jan
8%
Oct
123% 127%
1,740
92%
Jan
127%
Oct
1.50
Jan
4.50
Oct
8%
127
4.50
3.50
4.50
1,395
9
8%
9
305
21 %
22
14 % Mar
8% Aug
a49
*
20
July
22% May
a51
55
48
July
53
30%
25
21%
Jan
30%
16
5
530
a50
30%
a51
♦
Food
Products
General
Ltd
com
Investments
16
125
10
Jan
16
Oct
13%
13%
100
12%
Jan
14
Aug
40
Jan
54
May
a49
a49
35
3.60
3.60
100
Jun
Oct
Jan
Canadian
Power
326
17 %
Jan
29
2,736
21%
Feb
29
Oct
al76
al76
1
175
July
180
Apr
a70
a70
10
60
8%
8%
8
95
95
52
l
4.40
4.25
4.40
1,325
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al.60
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com.*
:
Marconi
21
28%
*
Internat Inv Trust Ltd
pieferred
21
28%
100
Canadian
21
*
preferred
5%
5.50
3.50 July
•
1
common
100
Company
5%
&
163
21
70%
July
5%
8%
Jan
94
103
Jun
2.75
Jun
Apr
Oct
Feb
5.50
Apr
3.00
Jan
Oct
29 %
4.25
20
135
12%
Aug
6%
6%
12,175
3%
Jan
66
66
362
57
Jan
66
Oct
12%
12%
480
12
Jan
15
May
116
116
Jan
117
Aug
12
Jun
15 Va
Feb
Apr
29 y2 Mar
141
6.00 Mar
18 %
7%
39 %
Limited
Ltd
66
*
„_1
common
preferred
Steel
Co
116
125
113
10
12
225
10
8
8
125
7
common
1.00
1.00
205
•
Cinzand
Sep
Claude Neon General Advert Ltd cl B_*
150
May
Ltd
class
A
Preferred
7%
Jan
100
Ltd
20
Oct
*
100
—
Products
Chateau-Gai Wines Ltd—
Jun
Oct
1.00
14.%
Oct
Sep
Jan
8% Mar
1.20
Aug
Aug
•
13%
12%
13%
3,383
8%
Jan
13%
46
19
July
*
11%
11%
11 %
50
10
Aug
19%
18%
18%
1,425
18%
Oct
*
27
25%
2/
jvl
22 y2
»
14'
13
15
685
15
14%
15
275
10%
10%
50
Jan.
Sep
35c
1,000
30c
Jan
80c
Jan
25%
1,000
25
Sep
40
Jan
3.00
3.15
700
2.00 July
3.50
Sep
4.40
100
30c
25%
35c
4.50
1,200
3.50 July
4.75
Jan
9%
9 '/a
150
9 Va
Oct
a65c
a65c
1.00
Jun
Aug
b4
10
Feb
18%
41
31 y2 July
Jan
_
1.50
20
6 "8
Cassidy's
37%
a92% a92%
205
*
*
Jun
7,122
_
com__*
Co
40%
Jan
50%
«
Inv
Westinghouse
48%
v»
Paper
Lumber
preferred
Canadian
50
__
Jan
11
a9
Canadian
Feb
vj,
pld—.100
Jan
2.00
160
13%
101
425
London Canadian Invest 5%
Sep
165
Apr
a9
♦
Sep
98
945
Ltd_-1
385
14
Jan
1.75
160
Vinegars Ltd
;
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co Ltd
Western
Shops Ltd—____3
Candy
Jan
6%
165
a9
*
Canada
Canadian
24
At
14%
Jun
160
*
common
Jun
60
(John
Ltd
41
23%
common
5
600
14
II
Malting Co Ltd
Packers Ltd class B
Aug
29
«
Woods
1
1,054
165
2.00
Oct
Aug
4.50
3.75 Mar
Jan
25%
.
__
59%
common
13%
2.00
21%
IT
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
Canadian
24
Service
12%
165
—
*
Canadian Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd
50
(Johni
13%
'.
1
Burnett Ltd
Commercial
8%
Alcohols
Ltd
*
common
preferred
3.00
5
60
Jun
25
Jun
12%
Apr
20
Jan
Jun
28 •
Tan
Lithograph Mfg
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
13
Oct
19%
Jan
Consolidated
13%
Sep
17
Jan
Crain
Ltd
Apr
11%
Jan
David
&
Consolidated Bakeries of Canada Ltd—*
Consolidated Div
Jamaica
100
100
Oct
•
Corp
4.25
100
Company
Preferred
59
Jan
fl
Utilities
national
4.25
♦
Preferred
Brown
34%
Feb
37%
,
—
4.25
•
Janadian
2iyB Mar
__ioo
.ommuii
12
com"♦
Pulp & Paper Co Ltd
Canadian Industries
41 % Mar
Canada
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.
ci..nuoiia,
23 Va
Jan
•
A
Oct
402
25
Preferred
Feb
7%
*
B
Col
Chatco
In'
class
Jan
8,7 Oi
*
com
Packers
23%
2,124
32
International Bronze Powders
6'/, preferred
14%
3,020
*
105%
Apr
30
25
__
prelerred
45,005
11%
B___*
___*
B
16% July
50
100
28%
11%
Feb
19% Mar
54%
•
High
25 Va
11%
Canada & Dominion Sugar
50
__
Low
27%
100
Canada
29%
13
cl
claBs
Oct
52%
£1
Paper Co
Oct
29%
common.a
_
&
39%
fit
25
preferred
Range Since January 1
High
,
39 %
•
oreferred
6%
Ltd
Jan
•
Hmi on Bay Mining & Smelting
Imperial Oil Ltd
Co
preferred
7%
Howard
Products
Pr
July
17
__
100
Bakeries
General
5%
17%
Low
5
,
Biekle-Seagrave
Canada
Gaiineau
.
Sep
2,480
39%
19%
19%
2,070
39
•
,
Shares
•
..
Lta.
Auto Fabrics
uathurst
Class
Donohue
for Week
Oct
93 %
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Oct
34%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sep
60Va
34%
20
Montreal Curb Market
High
13iv
100%
•
preferred
Low
33
_
Dominion
13
Range Since January 1
High
13
13
•
prelerred
OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
ENDED
Sales
Last
Sale Price
LISTED MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
9
a
1;
a—
Standard Sec cl A
9 Va
•
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__
•
Mills
common
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12
15
Jan
17
Sep
30
30
30
100
24%
Jan
30
Sep
31 %
28%
31%
26,664
17%
Jan
31%
Oct
•
lJVa
13%
13%
625
15
Apr
9%
9%
150
13%
13%
50
*
Limitee
Mar
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•
Co
(R L)
Frere
45c
45
Mar
•
Consolidated
Textile
8
--
♦
B
10% J»"
■
7%
Jan
9%
12 Va
Jan
17%
Oct
Feb
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MacKinnon Structural Steel common..*
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B
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15
13%
13%
McColl-Frontenac
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.
.
•
77
73
77
755
50
Oct
Dominion
Oilcloth
•
40
39 %
40
195
37
14%
9 %
Jan
Sep
Dominion
7%
Jan
14%
Sep
Dominion
Woollens &
10 ' 6 1
21%
Jan
40
Oct
Donnacona
m%
1734
ig%-
9,110
18%
Oct
Eastern
Steel
26%
28
Apr
Esmond
Mills
Ltd
Ltd
class
\
29
29 U
Grain
Co
•
137/,,
29%
*
I-.
3—_.
20%
.
40
710
14
141
}J
435
1,725
12% July
Jan
21
25% Mar
ZO
29%
Oct
Federal
2'
425
25
July
2^
Feb
H'ord
20fU
2,740
17
July
22%
Anr
Foreign
50%
50%
137
50%
Jan
51
Mar
100
80
78
80
350
3
Jun
90
jun
*
23%
23
23%
4,707
Aug
37
Jan
.25
38
—
1
'/a
common
.
National Drug & Chemical preferred—5
National Steel Car Corp
*
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda
37%
38%
185
12
12
50
25%
....
26
22
Lakes
A
Flour
Page-Hersey
Penmans
Placer
Mills
ltd
'uuer
*
Co
Rolland
Paper
Royalite
Oil
5%
525
3.75
Jun
b.uu
Jau
20
18
18
100
14%
class
of
Ltd
Co
Feb
Hayes Steel
Products Ltd--;
Jun
Horner
(Frank
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
Inter-City Baking Company Ltd
July
26 %
Oct
Jan
26%
July
22%
21%
23%
1,490
J<i% Mar
23%
Oct
a4)
10
44
July
50
Aug
15
50% July
57
Jan
475
12% July
17 %
Rep
Investment
Foundation
Ltd
49 %
64%
Oct
Kelvinator
of
Ltd
•
a55% a55%
al7%
a
C4%
s>ep
Metal Industries Ltd
17',2 al7%61%
64%
2,467
Jun
International
5%
Paints
2nd
St
St
Alfred
2?
20%
22
3,428
15%
Jan
22
Jun
Loblaw
Groceterias Co
105%
112
2,922
6" %
Jan
112
Oct
Lowney
Co
101
260
99
Jan
101
Ltd
2nd
Mills
15
210
12
Mar
16%
Jun
19%
385
16
Jan
20%
Jun
14
125
6
Jan
14
Oct
Maritime
13%
13%
13%
820
Feb
15%
Apr
26%
25
26%
550
12%
Jan
26%
Oct
Maxwell
54
50
54
355
27
Jan
54
Oct
Melchers
19%
3,395
19%
Oct
i
J <iIT
Mexican
Oct
Mica
8.80
MacLaren
81
Power
19
7 "lo
Serif,
A
Sherwin
Sicks'
Williams
Breweries
Voting
Simon
19
14
Jan
1J
Mar
(H)
of
Canada
common
Sons
&
com—
52
5
84%
Jan
112
50 %
Jan
59%
July
27%
Sep
Montreal
48
Va
Jan
Montreal
20'/2
26y»
26%
2,211
47
47
47%
235
4^% July
•
class
104
24
24
125
19
July
25
Oct
20'%
20:%
860
19 %
July
22%
Jun
20%
20%
25
18
July
22
Apr
14
I
Sep
Press
Co
^southern
Canada
Stxnaard
•
Chemical
Power
of
Canada
7
Co
of
Preferred
Canada
20%
25
Stores
United
Steel
Ltd
Corp
_•
Biscuit
Weston
(Geo.)
Ltd
:
Winnipeg Electric common
5',
preferred
Zelters
6%
Ltd
—
preferred
4%
Royal
Metal
19%
Aug
22'4
Apr
Jan
24%
Oct
Quebec Telephone Corp A
Apr
Russell
5
155
9'2
2,340
28 V4
29
9
1
% July
19
Feb
33
10 v«
1,245
20
Mar
29
Orange
Power
Crush
Ltd——1—
of
Corp
6%
N
part
C
Sep
cv.i
'nornotes see dukc 4i
9
9
10
39%
Aug
5%
11
Jan
16%
17%
Sep
18
4
%
8
9%
July
33
33
100
31 %
15 Va
15%
280
14% July
Oct
10% Mar
24
Apr
Sep
Oct
Sep
Apr
33
Oct
16%
Jan
July
I H
58
Oct
27
26
27
350
28
May
2
17 %
17%
150
37%
39%
4,472
100
100
35
15
14
15
330
28
23
26
25
20 y4
30%
10
—
29%
18%
Sep
Feb
17%
17%
17%
38%
35%
38%
150
7
7
300
a4.75
a4.75
*
35
11
11
2.50
2.50
)u.
1.00
1.00
1,200
2,125
11
100
Oct
18%
Mar
17%
27
38%
7
6% Mar
4.00
•
10%
Jan
Oct
Jan
Jun
5.00
Feb
15% July
30
20'
1
2.10
85c
Feb
11% Mar
Aug
2.90
Sep
Jan
1.05
Jan
26
17% July
■'
Aug
July
26
Oct
a__
35
Jan
83
Aug
80 %
80 %
136
72
27%
27%
100
26%
Jan
27%
Oct
10%
10%
580
9%
Aug
11%
Jun
18%
18%
25
18%
Jan
19 %
Jun
♦
4%
4%
100
112
112
35
Canada
Standard
Paving
56
4%
Oct
v4
Mar
56
56
55
53%
Jan
9 %
108
7%
113
57%
12%
20%
100
117
117
45
113
Jan
Materials Ltd——*
14%
14%
200
30
30
25
*
Power
6%
pfd
&
20%
Jun
35
%
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United
Amusement
B
Feb
120
May
Jun
Apr
Sep
July
13 % July
17%
26
Sep
30
Oct
20c
Jan
40c
Apr
Aug
19% Mar
Apr
Western
Canada
July
42
Apr
Windsor
99%
Jun
101
Feb
Woods
1 ">
Anr
17
Sep
29%
Jan
35
♦
29
25c
17%
30c
31,200
17%
200
13%
;
new
•
com
Breweries
*
25
35
29
30
28%
Sep
30
31 %
25
26
Jan
31
Sep
18%
18%
905
16 'A
Aug
18%
Aug
al5% al5%
18%
5
Ltd—-—
36
35
29
31%
*
10
14
July
17%
Jan
35
Oct
Aug
Jan
17
17
50
14
Jan
19
Feb
24
24
100
24
Oct
30
Jan
Apr
27%
Hotel
30c
17%
*
A
——
Ltd
•
Ltd—
Corp
—„——
Products
Ltd
—*
Voting trust ctfs A
Corporations class
Jan
19
(Can)
Ltd
United
Class
•
class A
%
Manufacturing
100
20
Jan
21
Aug
Co Ltd
♦
24'
Mining Stocks—
Base
•
Lead Mines Ltd
Metals Corp Ltd
Metals
1
Mining Corpn Ltd.!
2.10
2.00
2.15
42,600
43c
Jan
5.00
Jun
1
2.30
1.80
2.32
192,400
50C
Mar
2.65
Jun
*
47c
44c
48c
12.100
20c
Mar
62c
47c
44c
47c
7,500
36c
Sep
3%c
3%c
500
2674
__10
Oct
10%
Jun
J'-n
Trnnsvlsion-Televlsion
Juiy
.
47
Jun
16%
Jan
Jun
1
__
Jan
8%
15
.
18
May
36% Jan
23% Aug
'
35%
410
17%
47
10
9
32
-
125
10%
17%
150
Jan
6%
1,405
-
47
10%
17%
20
—*
Traders Finance Corp
9,120
39'/4
Feb
Sep
58
...
15%
10%
28%
33
10
Royal
50
Jan
Oct
20'/a
20
13 %
10
—
100
Aug
5%
20
Feb
53
lo
250
25
21
10%
14
33
.1
150
18
50
Ltd
20% Mar
17%
__
*
400
5 Va
100
preferred
2nd
Industries
600
3,605
1st pfd
Can 6%
170
,
57
*
115
8%
21%
Oct
18%
*
39%
21
39%
*
Power
19
20%
24%
8%
Commerce
;
Apr
Apr
10
Ltd
Light &
Jan
8%
10
Scotia
4.25
4.25
*
100%
19%
Canadienne
Nova
Jan
Jan
25
preferred
red
Mount
Ascot
Montreal
3.50
3.50
30
Moore Corporation Ltd
Anacon
_T
100
100
a—
Mar
28%
25
__!
3.50
3.50
2
July
Banks
Imperial
Sep
Aug
3.50
40
27
19
100
common
10%
26
Westeel
Wilsils
Jan
7%
30
98
•
com
200
al5c
5
•
Worts
36% May
10
25
Newfoundland
•
<te
32%
30
70
28y4
*
.:
Gooderham
47
al5c
Co—
250
9'/4
29
»
aUttOJU
Walker
Jan
Jan
16%
Co___—5
Paper
Power
Union Gas of Canada
Viau
42
28
—*
Ontario
&
Island
14
—19%
—
27%
150
125
10
33
2034
9%
________5
—
Thrift
;
Oct
14 % May
47
32%
5
10
Ltd
991 %
24'/4
...
•
common
Oct
Refrig & Storage Ltd com__*
Southern
Steel
May
95
18
—*
32
33
—
•
common
8
Jan
10
pld
conv
99>/2
14
*
100
Southam
22
20%
*
common
A
preferred
4%%
Jan
92
Oct
*
*
4
3,845
50c
Oct
5
35
16%
47
common
a
20'2
•
5'/a
com__ 10
preferred
Light & Power
6%
161
al03
__b0
Power
27%
Aug
375
8%
39%
21%
*
;
Co Ltd
common
a50a59%
—
a59%
certificates
tiust
Simpsons
&
preferred
25%
Oct
58
3.50
__
*
•
Distilleries Ltd
16 %■'
99
1
Water
4'■>
■
A—*
Ltd
al03
*
•
Co
Paper
Teleg & Tel
cum
preferred
Minnesota
Shawinigan
..
95
*
class
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
14
common
prelerred
al2
15%
Jan
Mar
10
32%
•
Ltd
15
preferred—
1st
all%
Jan
Apr
15c
•
com
(Walter M)
19 %
__
...
1
Flour
24%
200
18%
Mar
49
Paper
9 Va
4,348
Jan
46%
27
20
Inc
*
prelerred
Lawrence
Lawrence
500
58
50c
50c
1
Canada
_*
—
A
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd
14
common
cl A
—
—100%
*
*
Ltd
(Can)
preferred
112
»
*
Ltd.
15%
Jan
Oct
74 Va
7
95
all %
100
19
22
common
Lawrence Corp
1st preferred
*
•
class
63
•
4
54%
50c
A
W)
1,582
•
—
14%
57%
*
com
12%
1,370
__
common
14%
•
♦
A
*
Massey-Harris
St
clusa
Corp common
Paper
—
*
A
Canada
74
100
Co
5%
26'7
1
preferred
Provincial Transport
Quebec
Power
5%
73
•
Ltd
•
26 %
—
———
Co-
Corp of Canada
Proc
.4'J
Oct
Ltd
43
Lambert
or«».
25%
74
26
....
common
River
Jan
349
common
Development
Powell
10%
16%
»
.
Tubes
July
1,552
10%
Internat
Ocilvie
50
25%
*
*
;
M.nes Ltd..
Mar
8
25
preferred
Ltd
65
Aug
8
25%
36% July
Jan
55 %
•
•
Power Sec
Class
10
Oct
May
Worsteds
Redeemable preferred
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd—*
Great
Breweries
pre'erred
a60
77
43
Ltd
Oo
Products
Co
a60
*
Jan
July'
»■
preferred.
Paper
Motor
29
19%
—
Montreal Telegraph
Co
Square Corp
550
,10
28
locomotive
National
Linoleum
&
35i/2
'
—
Montreal Tramways :
l/y
Engineering Works Ltd
15
_*
Oil—
Breweries
Class
Feb
395/8
•
__
Montreal
8
175
*
•
cjao.
,
—
Ma^ev-Harris
Witcneii *
15
27
985
24%
Jan
27%
Jun
Belle
Chibougam
Mines
Ltd
1
32
32
25
30%
Jan
32%
Jun
Bob's
Lake
Mines
Ltd
1
30
30-4
755
27
Jan
30%
Oct
Bonville
43
43
140
39
Jan
43
Oct
Bouzan
29
29 %>
1,163
27
Jun
29 %
Oct
Buffalo
Gold
Gold
Gold
Mines
Ltd
1
10 %c
Mines
Ltd
1
8%c
Canadian
Gold
Mines
92c
Sep
Jun
3 % c July
7c
Jan
10c 10 %C
2,000
2c
Jan
28c
May
9c
18,000
5c
May
14c
Jan
31c 32%c
2,000
15c
Mar
36c
Jun
7c
37-
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1470)
RANGE FOR
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
Low
Par
Cartier-Malartic Gold
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
1
Century Mining Corp
Cheskirk
Mines
Consolidated
Ltd
Jan
7 %c
Jun
Arjon
11,700
53/4c
Feb
23c
Jun
Armistice
3c
Feb
lie
Jun
Ascot
Oct
Ashdown Hardware class A—
Consolidated
3.000
Gold
1
13 VaC
13c
14c
2,500
5c
Mar
14c
—1
36c
30c
37c
40,250
27c
Oct.
37%
Oct
Atnona
7c
6c
7c
7.400
4c
Feb
10c
Jun
Atlantic
Mlnes__l
7c
Shaies
Low
1
45 Vic
Range Since January 1
Low
High
High
39c
49c
82,000
21c
July
58c
Jun
15c
16c
7,000
9c
Mar
25c
Jun
2.28
2.15
2.35
475,750
50c
Mar
10
16%
16:,s
16V2
.1
8%c
8c
8 Vic
2.92
2.85
2.95
1
Metals
—1
MinesCadillac
Central
7c
for Week
Pa.
High
2 %c
7c
Ltd
—
Candego
Low
8.500
12 %c 13 Vac
13 Vac
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
4c
Ltd__—1
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
High
4c
Mines
Monday, October 10, 1950
13
for Week
of Prices
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
.
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
.
Corp
Mines
1
<193'(>
-
Oil
61.
13%
2.63 Jun
17
Jan
July
17%c
11,860
1.28
Jan
3.30
7%
Jan
12
Jan
30c
11,620
7c
Aug
Apr
Jun
Atlas
Cons
Mines
Ltd
Rochetce
Consol
Mines
Ltd—
Malartic
East
Sullivan
Eldona
El
Gold
Mines
Pen-Rev
Ltd-
Mines
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel
Goldbeam
Golden
Mines
Mines
Holhnger
Cons
10c
27c
Sep
33c
13 % July
20%
40c
70c
Jun
Jun
llVi
4,720
Atlas
Yellowknife
1
18 Vic
17c
20c
2,200
10c
4V2c
Jan
13c
Mar
12c
Jan
66c
Mar
Aubelle
Lake
1.60
1.60
3,000
8.50
19,450
22c
28c
4,500
22c
Sep
47c
May
bagamac
Mines
Ltd
10c
Aug
20c
May
Bankfield
Consolidated
14 Vac 14
"
%c
2,000
6.(35
6.65
__
100
July
1.30 July
4.45
4.25
Feb
2.52
8.50
Jaculet
May
Apr
Oct
Feb
6.70
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
_
__
Lake
Fortune
Lake
&
Little
Bank
Mines Ltd.
_
Mines
Jan
48c
12,867
28c
July
7 VaC
July
1.14
Jun
16%
16%
14
July
5.75
5.80
500
4.00 Mar
6.50
Sep
61 Vac
70c
87.600
30c, July
1.33
550
5c
10c
1.000
9 VaC
9'/aC
5,000
alO
alO
25
9.75 July
3 Va c
9 VaC
4c
3,000
Jan
4c
6c
Jan
Jan
60c
May
20% Mar
,1
—
-
14c
Jun
20c
May
3Pc
39c
40c
200
35c
Aug
60c
Feb
1
22c
16c
22c
29,000
12c
July
30c
2.20
2.20
500
Mines
61c
64c
64c
5,300
2.20
Oct
40c
July
86c
July
66%
Jan
81c
Sep
17
Sep
59
59
59
240
1
73c
72c
78c
49.500
16
16%
1,325
10 Va July
*
16%
51c
50c
70c
Sep
5'2c
4,570
50c
Oct
58c
Sep
60c
56c
60c
4,000
51c
July
85c
Mar
2.27
2.05
2.27
8,600
95c
Mar
1
35c
33c
36c
11,200
23c
July
2.30 Sep
Jun
99c
23c
.1
•
1
•
_
__
__
Ltd
Ltd
500
17c
1,000
Aug
1.30
1.50
207.205
45 %c
July
32c
29c
33c
117,100
29c
Oct
4.60
4.55
4.60
1.40
1.43
12c
1
23c
1.50
35c
1,500
2.50 Mar
4.75
Sep
200
1.30 July
2.32
Apr
12c
1,000
9c
Jan
14c
Apr
55c
70c
11,700
35c
Oct
93c
Sep
46c
45c
48c
13,400
32c
Aug
52c
Sep
21c
22c
1,500
15 %c Mar
28c
May
2.40
2.25
2.75
70,200
75c
May
23 Vac 25 %c
9,500
23c
Oct
35c
Sep
2,700
2%c
Jan
19e
May
_1
23 Vac
6%c
6c
6%c
25%
26
400
6c
25%
6c
500
18c
16c
6c
5%c
'
__50
,18c
6 Vac
9,500
8,500
18% July
6c
Oct
2.75
Aug
28c
July
4c
Aug
14c
Jan
2.48
2.53
1,300
1.70 July
2.80
6.30
6.30
100
7.80
Siscoe
6.00 Aug
Gold
Sullivan
Torbrit
Ltd
Cons
Ltd
56c
May
July
62c
Jan
6c
Jan
27c
Jun
,14c
4,500
4.50
800
2.90
3.30
1.08
1.19
32,850
13,800
80c
Feb
July
7c
8c
1,000
5c
Jun
55c
64c
168,350
40c
July
8.50
Mineral
Weatern
Ashley Minerals Ltd
Mines
&
2.32
8c
Gold
Mines
2.40 Mar
GOc
Vilbona
OH
Mar
35c
14c
Ltd
Lead
31c
14,400
4.50
3.15
Wendell
Yale
800
43c
14c
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Westville
40c
4.50
Mines
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
Ltd
Ltd
8.50
500
15c
16c
Products
Zinc
Apr
38c
42c
Silver Mines Ltd
Ventures
Oct
40c
Ltd
Ltd,
Mines
Oct
16c
Mines
(1944)
18c
13,500
40c
40c
44c
40,300
27%c
"___
27 Vac
33c
24,000
4%c
4c
4%c
3,500
43c
u___;
43c
500
5.15
5.45
1,900
2.90
2..90
900
1.10
1.15
2,200
3.25
3.75
12,100
1.37
1.75
5.50
5.65
1.30
1.50
5c
Mines,:
5c
10,000
6.50
2c
Aug
Feb
24'/ac May
13c
Mar
3 Vac Mar
40c
4.50
3.30
Oct
Oct
1.40 May
14'Ac Jan
71c
Atlantic
Oil
Calmont
IIIIIIi
Leduc
Producers
Oils
Ltd
1.39
*
l
...
Petroleums Ltd
15*'%
27c
*
♦
Ltd—
90c
8.50
Oct
29y2c May
54c
Jun
72c
Jun
95
6%
Feb
14
Sep
12
175
9 Va
Aug
14
Jan
42%
Jun
188
July
Jan
'
39
10,348
38 V)
1.15
204,314
1.01
Oct
30c
30c
500
39c
26c
Oct
Apr
Oct
Oct
44c
Jan
24c
Feb
76c
Jun
4c
Jan
1
39c
41c
6,100
1
Mines
1.15
Sep
7c
5c
7c
50,900
50
Gold
preferred
38
Sep
1.02
55
53
55
20
1
Kirkland
Ribbon
Bobjo
38 Va
1
Gold
Bevcourt
Bidgood
Blue
39
25
1
_■
River
11c
11c
11c
2,500
9%c Aug
35c
50
1
46c
4,000
Bonville
1
10c
9c
13c
34,500
1
8 V)c
8%c
8%c
1,500
10c 10 Vac
1,500
6.65
6.65
7.00
555
7c
Feb
6.50
7 Va
7%
25
5%
Gold
55
16c
Oct
Oct
Apr
Boymar
1
Bralorne
Brantford
2.85
American
British
Columbia
4%%
class
Traction
Red
0
Oil
British
Class
B
1.17
Feb
3.85
Oct
38,500
1.15
Sep
1.75
400
2.25
Jan
6.50
Jun
1.22
Jan
1.88
5c
Oct
15 %
3,619
28c
11,100
1.90
600
1.12
1.12
15%
27c
1.90
.__
49c
5c
1.15
6,700
103/4
Feb
163/4
27c
Oct
38c
1.90
British
Columbia
16
125
15%
Aug
16
Aug
23 %
8,540
19%
Jan
24%
Jun
6c
14,100
3c
Mar
16c
Jun
29%
30
3,490
25%
Jan
32%
Jun
91 Va
Jun
5c
29%
pfd
10
83
Aug
100%
100
101
130
99
July
*
5.00
5.00
5.25
16,870
class
14
14%
145
175
90
90
100
A
:
*
8 Va
8 Va
9
Oct
6
Jan
10
Sep
303)
31%
4.40
4.75
3,881
52c
50c
58c
17,400
50c
Buffalo
68c
10,400
49c
Aug
73c
Sep
18
18%
260
15
July
19%
Feb
6
July
8%
Oct
9c
Mar
20%c
Jun
8 V2
Vi
8 Vi
205
12c
lO'/ic
12c
25,000
1
1.50
1.45
1.50
600
•
28c
27c
33c
55,800
I
5 Vi
5
5 Vi
3,500
32%
30
32%
1,175
20c
22c
1,800
16 Vi
16 Vi
17
310
*
25
26
275
17
•
8
1,448
7
Lake
Building Proaucia
Bulldog Yellowknife Gold
1
Burlington Steel
•
class
Co
B
.
class A
Burrard
8
29
Aug
16c
Aug
55c
Jun
Jan
17%
Apr
Feb
27%
Sep
-
Calgary & Edmonton
8'ic
2.000
14 Vi
14%
50
12 % July
16%
163,4
50
16 %
8-20
8.15
8.25
910
Calmont Oils
6c
5V)c
6c
12,000
4c
1.07
1.04
1.15
26,510
39c
16c
*
14*2
Apr
Oct
17
Feb
8.90
Jun
July
9c
May
July
May
1.45
Sep
Aug
6.50 July
—*
Canada Cement,
..
common
31c
15,000
36c
Sep
4.70
5.00
1,000
3.85 July
6,10
Jun
2.27
2.15
2.27
1.310
2.00
3.25
Jan
•
Campbell Red Lake
28c
4.95
1
Ltd
28 Vic
*
Oils
Petroleums
46 Vi
46
46%
1,550
34
Jan
47
Oct
29 Va
293)
155
29
May
30
Jan
20
Machinery
7
50
50 Va
*
10%
*
Sep
100
Va
100
47
Jan
11
125
7
July
7
7
0
Power
8c
May
8% Aug
6%c July
14 Vi
•
Callinan Flin Flon
36
Jun
16 3 4
8c
Apr
Jun
IIV2C May
14%
1
preferred
Calvan
Jan
___•
common—
2.23
37c
July
8c
*
Linen
Calnorth
1.00
4%c Mar
1
*
Calder Bousquet
Caldwell
Sep
65c
1
&
Jun
70c
66c
•
____
Red
Jun
5%
Oct
18 V)
Gold
B
32Va
Jan
0
A
Buffalo Canadian
2nd
2%
Ankerlto
Class
Buffwdison
Burns
27 % July
Sep
1
class
Mills
10%
5% Mar
7
Jan
52
Jun
12%
class
A
Jan
39
39
39
170
33% May
39%
30%
Packers
30
30%
250
19
Jan
30%
Sep
47%
47%
47 Va
85
45
July
48 0
Sep
24
24
140
14
Jan
43
44
393
33%
Jan
44
Oct
105 -
18 %
Sep
20
Aug
80
Jan
103
Oct
Oct
•
Feb
Oct
Class B
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Lines
SS
Sep
Sep
*
common
Class
__
44
50
Vaimish
preferred
& Cable
25
class
A
!,
B
Canadian
Breweries
Oct
Canadian
Canners
—
*
54
*
___•.
Jan
19
•
—___
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian
2,075
18c
Jan
59c
67c
67c
500
64c
Sep
69c
90c
90c
500
20
Preferred
Canada
Jun
30,000
400
Mortgage
1.50
58c
1.65 Mar
4.20 Mar
41c
Feb
2.21
8.25
Jun
Sep
1.16 May
Bank
—
25
19
19'/a
108
108
10
53
54
180
30V)
Jan
54
12
12
115
6.
July
12
26%
27
965
Oct
Sep
Canadian
of
Commerce
Oct
27%
Jun
21
20%
21%
3,550
193/)
Sep
23%
Feb
21%
20%
22%
6,888
17%
Aug
22%
Oct
•
21%
20 V2
22 %
4,308
18 Vs July
223)
Oct
common
•
14
14%
720
10
July
14%
Sep
__
20
Celanese
16%
16%
17
475
14
Apr
17%
Oct
*
common...
Preferred
Exchange
Jan
*
common
Class A
Canadian
25
•
Car
44
43%
44
540
29
Feb
45%
Sep
38%
38%
55
37
Jun
40
300
22
Aug
27%
Apr
3.00 July
6.00
Jan
—25
Dredge
Food
Canadian
26%
10
preferred
Convertible
Canadian
Toronto Stock
143/4
4.65
1.03 July
1.90
-
July
Aug
8.15
—
11
313s
480
Sep
5%
*
A
103
Ja:t
♦
Power
class
*
2.75
*
Bruck
Jan
15%
B
Class
3.05
40c
—
May
British Empire Oil
Broulan Porcupine
Oct
1.90
__
Jan
8
Oct
8,600
10
_*
—_—_______
Canada
Sep
25c
Aug
22%
Products
Packers
Canada Northern
Sep
Aug
Aug
8c
100
Elec 4%
Columbia
Jun
1.37
May
May
23
common.
Forest
6.35
3.00
25c
23c
15%
preferred
British Columbia
Feb
Sep
Apr
Jan
Sep
5%c
*
Pwr
Preferred
Feb
64c
Aug
2c
7c
com_*
A_-
Light &
Lake
Sep
8.10
«
45c
1
Roofing
Brazilian
Brewis
Jun
52c
1
*
Cordage class B
9c
8.15
—
Mines
Brantford
Canada Malting
3.85
45c
*
Bordulac
50c
1
Picadilly Petroleum-Ltd
13%
12
85
1.13
Telephone
Rights
Sep
!•
Pacmc
Petroleums Ltd
Pan Western Oils Ltd
Oils
Bell
Berens
Canada Wire
.*
Ltd
National Petroleum Corp Ltd
New British Dominion Oil-
Superior
1.45
___50
•
Long Island Petroleums
Redwater
;
3.25
Petroleums
Oils
?
1
_.
Home Oil Co Ltd__.
Okalta
12%
l*
■
•
Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Grease Creek
5.15
*
_
Del
Federated
•
Ltd
Central
Rio
B
Canada
Ltd
Co
Oils
24%
Jan
Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co
A
Bros
Buffalo
6c
Sigma
Ltd
Oct
Oct
26
Sherrltt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Mines
Oct
Oct
62c
Regcourt Gold Mines Ltd
(Quebec)
Sep
3 7 VaC Mar
1
Ltd.
class
British
1
_
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd
19c July
10c
70c
1
Co
23c
17c
1
-
_
Ltd
Devel
Mines
May
1
Mines—
Iron
730
27%
Bonetal Gold
3.05 Mar
51
_5
Quebec Manltou Mines Ltd
..._1
Quebec Smelting & Ref Ltd
1
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd__l
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
•
Steep Rock
38
30%
293)
42
Mar
1
.
Corp
3%c
Jan
14
7 Vac May
_*
__a
....
Mining
Power
Class
Beatty
•
__1
Oils
&
Mines
Sep
35 %
O!
Jun
1
..
Mines
Bathurst
Oct
32 V2c
Ltd
Mines..
Gold
Oct
63c
CO 0
10
__lo
Jun
July
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields...
Stadacona
94c
Mar
13%
2c
43 Vac
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd._-
Standard
Aug
20c
_•
1,000
18c
...
Ltd.
Labrador
50c
40,800
37%
4c
37c
_
New Goldvue Mines Ltd
Quebec
13,800
50c
____*
4c
80.000
Formaque Mines, Ltd--.
Gold
6,500
94c
45c
*
1
Ltd-
New
Orenada
1.10
80c
50c
•
1
Mines
Gold
1.08
85c
1
Metals
_1
Dredging Ltd
O'Brien
1.10
Barnat
Barymin Co Ltd__
66c
Mines Ltd..
Mines
Mining
Jun
Sep
92.100
Ltd
Ltd
Calumet
Normetal
Jun
42*%
Sep
1
Nechi
Nocana
43
21c
Feb
30c
1
Montauban
Coal
Jan
Jan
11 Va
1
New
Norseman
30%
38%
38%
July
1.14
Mining Corp of Canada Lt4
Pacific
Feb
2i»0
200
10%
Scotia
Nova
Toronto-,
845
43
42 Va
of
8.50
Oct
ll%c May
Va
of
Bank
10c
38c
42%
Bank
Oct
76c
Mining Corp Ltd
New
10
Oct
21 VaC
..
Mclntyre-Porcupine
New
Montreal
of
Jun
6.45
8 VaC
825
Oct
7
Apr
7% Mar
July
6%C
29c
...
Co
Mines
(1945)
Goldfields
Cons
5c
Feb
1.08
Mines Ltd._
Island
1.766
2.55 Mar
Ltd
Macdonald Mines Ltd
Merrill
6c
2%C Aug
43 Vac
Mines..
Long Lac Gold
Macassa
6c
12,700
1
Lingside Gold Mines Ltd
Louvicourt
6c
12,800
'
Shore
1
3.80
July
14,000
.1
Ltd
Expior
Mines
Gold
Rowan
Lake
14c
6.45
3,000
May
Sep
1
___
Mines
Gold
Gold
67,500
3%c
18c
2.75 July
150
38c
8 VaC
10%
2,366
7
33c
6c
15c
3.10
7
35c
5.60
10%
5,500
210,450
0
3%C
18c
9c
42c
73/4
1
5.95
1
__
(Uni
_
Mining
Dulama
A
—
3 VaC
~1
___
Mining
Labrador
class
8 Vac
5c
C
30c
3.00
1
Fabrics
5
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
La
Gold
Aunor
Auto
1
1
_
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Kavrand
37 Vic
1
Gold
Mines
9d
1
7.55
1
-
Mines.
Mines
—1
28c
1,500
Base
Jack
Mines
Aumaque
8.50
60c
Aug
Jan
1
Ltd
Hudson-Rand
135
July
11%
60c
1
—
Mines
Ltd.
Manltou
Goldora
3,750
15c
11%
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
18c
16c
10,000
*
60c
1
Ltd
Mines
21c
15:%c 15% c
*
Mines
East
21c
18c
1
Dome Mines Ltd
Donalda
21c
1
Oro
Lebel
Steels
Preferred
--
26 V)
"
Products
common.-...'
—
100
;
Canadian
General
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Oils
Electric..
■
__
50
--
*
28V)
26
26 %
3.60
3.60
110
59
59
10
56
July
Jun
75% May
290
290
5
250
Jan
290
Oct
27
28%
260
22
30
May
Canadian Fnnds
Friday
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Shares
Par
Abltlbl
«1
Power
Si
Paper
44%
41
45
8,220
21V)
Jan
45
25
24%
25
6,635
22 Va
Jan
25
100
103
102%
103
60
100V2
1
preferred
40c
40c
42c
6,500
Apr
July
9%
914
gx/2
1,005
1.25
l.*>0
l.*?5
11.041
46c
47c
Acadia-Uranium
Yel'ow
Knife
__.
Pacific Cons
Aluminium
American
*
Ltd
Co
Amalgamated
24;,/4
23 y4
21c
8V2
Jun
Canada
pfd
:
Wirebound
523/4
Feb
90
Jan
27
Aug
Oct
Castle-Trethewey
25c
26c
2,950
15c
60c
60c
3,000
43c
July
July
49c
May
65c
Jan
8c
10,600
6c
Aug
2.00
2.15
35,200
44C
Jan
5.00
Jun
5.15
5.35
8,410
3.80 Mar
6.30
Jun
Anglo
1
__
Res
__
Area
Area8
Porcupine
9.75
22c
23c
4C
21c
21c
19c
•
common
22 %c
1
Mines
Corp
9.50
1
a'1)
8%
'
Warrants
__
""or footnotes
see
21%
5.847
16 V) Mar
223/g
Sep
38
90
31
41
Jun
101 % 101 %
12%
12%
10
101
Aug
103 %
Jun
950
11%
Aug
14'
Aug
12%
13
350
12%
Oct
14
jun
25
21
37%
Jan
18 Va
Apr
Aug
Sep
•
123)
*
12%
1,220
9.50 Aug
14V2c May
Central
class
0
Leduc
A
29
1
:
-_
1.99
1
•.
Loan..
100
Oil
—
3.25
•
29
31%
355
1.25
1.35
2,800
1.99
205
2.15
1,900
206
10
3.20
3.85
79,325
Central Patricia Gold Mines
1
79 %c
71c
82c
23,225
Central
1
22c
21c
23c
20,500
14c
37,000
Porcupine
Ontremaque,Gold
Steel'common
12c
1
Chatco
0
Preferred
_
__
10
—
12c
11%
11%
7
7
Apr
31%
Oct
Aug
1.45
Feb
1.80 July
2.60
Feb
1.00
205
1.00
52c
Oct
Feb
July
13 %c July
6c
Feb
100
10 %
Aug
250
6%
Sep
203
3.85
1.08
27c
July
Oct
Jan
Jun
24c
Jun
14%
Jan
7 % Mav
page 41.
3C
4C
•
6,000
17c
Aug
IIV4, Apr
32V2c
12,500
3V2c Mar
25c
13,000
12c
Jan
22c
24,400
10c
July
9
2,050
7
July
9
2c
Aug
45c
3C
100
Jun
50c
1.02
98c
1.05
13,385
Cheskirk Mines
1
.14c
12%c
14c
196,400
4c
Jun
Chesterville
Mines
Consolidated
100
:
Gold
Central Canada
150
9.50
104
Sep
26
24 V2
2.15
Aquarius
Vickers
Cariboo
5.25
Apex
Utilities preferred
"
....
Canadian
Jan
1,455
*
__25
Canadian
Corp
Jun
•
Rouyn
Railway
Tire
1.75 May
•
Lead
Pacific
Canadian
60c
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Anacon
Canadian
Wallpaper class B
13%
89'!)
7c
154
Oct
150
100%
21%
37%
•
common
Canadian
3,326
26l/2
7c
Mav
100
150
100
Cos
Canadian
24:14
86 V4
__
150
17%
.—100
preferred
Aug
Jan
26 V4
1
10
75
17
preferred
Aug
93/4
Mar
89-%
*
Yellowknife
65c
23c
26 %
__
15
150
100 100%
17
8%
Aug
105 V2 July
•"lc
25
1°
Oct
1,000
•
of
Larder
Nepheline
American
1
1
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
High
*
Acadia-Atlantic
Alberta
Low
•
Agnew-Surpass
Akaitcho
High
2,200
July
July
5%
Range Since January 1
20
common
preferred %
50
Low
—
1
66c
66c
73c
8.300
55c
July
18%c 24%C
6.500
11 %c
Feb
40c
10c
July
18Vac
Sep
85c
Jun
Chemical
Research
Mines
8 Vic May
68c
Jun
23V4c May
Oct
Mar
f
Chimo Gold
Citra-Lartic
Ltd
Cobalt
Lode
p.
Mines
24%c
1
•
Silver
July
1.37
Feb
14c
Oct
1.78
Jan
■
1
J.
Mines
Coastal Oils
45c
1
—
*
—
70c
13c
15c
8,625
75c
75c
3,040
70c
78c
26,400
36 %c Mar
64c
July
Jun
1.05 Aug
Number 4951
.Volume 172
.
.
.
(1971)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
LISTED MARKETS
CANADIAN
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
for week
Shares
Low
1.53
1.60
2,000
2.35
Apr
Gypsum
16
16
16
75
14
Jan
16
Aug
Hahn
25 %
25 %
75
24% Mar
26
July
Halcrow
18%
19%
3,420
13% July
19%
3%c
4%c
10.600
3c
July
1.50
1.50
400
51c
May
1.50
Sep
Hamilton
2.05
2.05
1.15
Feb
2.25
Sep
Hard
6%
Jan
19-8
4%c
—*
Plow
1
Yellowknife
Colomac
—*
Commoil
Petroleum
Commonwealth
Conduits
*
—
National
300
2,200
67c
70c
7,181
ll%c
10c
12c
43,366
7%c
10 % c
13c
10,100
7c
Aug
9
9
230
7
40c
1
.1
—__
Bakeries
*
__
Jan
July
74c
May
6c
3,500
4c
Feb
10c
May
1
55c
56c
3,533
45c
July
Consolidated Howey
1
45c
45c
580
35c
July
49c
56c
7,350
49c
46C
1.05 May
65c
Apr
Lebel
1
Oro
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Press
Consolidated
5
Smelting
&
1.560
119
120
.
A
6%
90
18C
1,000
170
308
18c
1
169
170
_lUv
Consumers Gas
120
6%
Rochette
class
8c
34,125
15c
13c
14c
;;
27c
May
91% Mar
*
Class
B
_—
Imperial Mills
Cosmos
Cournor
Mining
10'/4
11%
11%
11
11%
11
5c
Mar
14% May
Gold
1
35c
35c
35c
512
25c
July
47c
Feb
Mascot
Sep
Sep
39c
42c
3,950
22c
July
48c
92c
90c
92c
I,700
58c
Mar
93c
Sep
Flehridge Mining
Highwood Sarcee
•
4%c
4 %c
4.000
4c
July
10c
Jan
13c 13 %c
5.000
6%c Mar
16%
Pershing
Crown
Crow's
Nest Coal
.
-
177
May
2.08 Aug
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
16
14c
1,000
8%c July
25c
Jan
14c
1,000
11c
25c
May
Aug
Gold
Hocco
Huron
Erie
&
Delhi
(Temagami)
Delnite
Jun
Lake
67c
Acceptance
Oct
Distillers
May
12 %c 13%c
2,6C0
7c
Mar
26c
40,000
10c
Apr
31c
Apr
3,500
19c
July
42c
Jan
20
685
100
17c
18c
9,000
10c
35c
31 %c
37c
69,200
30c
Sep
(John)
&
International
Co__
class
Metals
Jack
Waite
May
28c
Mar
58c
May
Jupiter
19% July
27%
13
July
20%
Jan
Kayrand
Aug
28%
Oct
Kelore
38 '%
100%
38%
25%
100% 100%
70
11%
250
6,280
10%
&
Chemical common..'
12
11%
Apr
Oct
1.75
Quebec
Oils
38%
Jan
Oct
102
Sep
Ke.vb'oycon
16% July
26%
11%
Oct
2,925
32
Feb
Kroy
12%
Oct
10
July
7% July
Jan
11%
7% Sep
11
5c
July
9%c Jan
Lake
Fleet
4,100
4c
Feb
11c
Jun
Lake
Osu
22c
24c
II,500
Oct
31c
Jun
Lake Rowan
23c
1.57
8.45
5
30c
73c
July
20 %c
1.22 Julv
May
Labrador
2.65
Aur
Lake
8.55
Oct
Lake
6%
61,327
5%
350
54
25
45%
Feb
57
Sep
La
19%
900
15%
Feb
19%
Oct
Cos
Fraser
Feb
3.jU July
Garrison
General Steel
Luz
Yellowknife
Gillies Lake
17c
44,915
7c
6c
8% <5
18,300
10
110
23 %c May
5c
10
,
40c
40c
46c
7.35
7.50
24,976
16
32
15%
16
1,445
32
33
32c
6,712
6,60
615
Lake
God's
Gold
Arrow
Golden
Larder
Mines
16%
13% July
July
31
Sep
5.60
57%
57
8%c
Great
Gunnar
Gold
Aug
80c
Mar
1.13
1.05
1.20
19,535
80c
95c
7,700
90c
965
18
Oct
5.90
3,875
30c
July
1
1.15
1.03
1.15
33,500
65c
July
•
5c
5c
5c
4,000
3c
Jan
14c
1
28c
20c
29c
59,350
17c
Oct
85c
Jun
1
12%c
9 %c
16 %C
99,017
5Vac
Feb
21c
May
Ltd
3
*
_1
1.16
1.07
•
40c
—
—
3%c
3 %c
900
3%c
4c
3,300
Secord
Laura
3c
2%c
3c
6,000
15
14%
15
770
Little
class
Jones
&
B
10%
10%
1.01
1.25
37,400
1.04
1.07
3,900
%c
9,200
July
62c
33
625
30
July
34% May
30
Mar
33 Va
Oct
23c
—
Gold
Lac
Long
—.
38 %c 40
.
25
Jan
6.10
Sep
London
Hosiery class A
*
9%
9%
75
1
23c
16c
23c
169,000
—.*
15%
Feb
Oct
12%
Lvnx
8%c
Mar
57
Aug
Oct
16c
Aug
(Walter M1
—•
2.85
Mines
Mines
MacDonald
Red
Macfie
Lake—
25 %
Sep
38
Oct
Macho
10
98
Jan
102
Oct
MacLeod-Cockshutt
2.95
8,950
3.20 May
River
MacMillan
Class
1.50
1.63
22,600
1.50
1.85
12,200
1.20
17
17%
1,920
150
100
110% 110%
10
110
2.10
100
Madsen
Red
Jun
Magnet
Consol
19%
2.10
15% July
Apr
Lake Gold
Malartic
July
Jun
Manitoba
&
3.00
Feb
Maple
Jun
6.70
6.25
300
4.95
July
6.00
575
4.75
"July
36
36%
250
29 %
Feb
39
Sep
19 %
19%
170
17
July
20
105
7.00
104
20
105
105
6.85
7.00
3,431
Mar
106
May
9.20 May
6.00 Mar
5c
Sep
6.35 Aug
11c
Jun
33c
18 %c
12c
4'%c
5.90
4%c
8%c
96
52%
•
1
*
—
He
27%
47
23
*
•—-*
,
,,
H
———
11
1
■' 2C
9c
Feb
Sen
11
Sep
Jan
1.30
Jun
1.00 July
1.34
Feb
Feb
10
74c
31c
32c
34c
Aug
27c
1,000
25,000
4c
4%c
6.25
July
17c 18 %c
12c
14,500
July
redemption
Sep
16'%
13'%c
Jan
43c
3%c
151,475
8,506
65c
12,500
38c
July
85c
May
%
c
10c
56,300
5c
Jan
10c
May
10c
13c
15,700
8c
Sep
23c
Jun
8
9,950
1.60
July
4.10
Apr
1,360
9%
Jan
14%
Sep
13%
14
.2,050
7%
Jan
14'/a
Sep
2.15
2.05
2.15
7,125
1.90
July
3.20
Apr
24c
25c
7.000
July
60c
Feb
1
2.26
2.38
10,530
3.75
Apr
2%c
3c
14,125
2.35
20c
1.80 July
2c
3%c May
Sep
10%
10
445
8% July
5%c
5%c
1,000
3'%c Aug
8 %c Mar
13c
13c
5,600
10c
Sep
32c
Jun
12c
13c
13,400
10%c July
31c
May
4c
4%c
1,000
3%c Mar
14c
Jun
39%
35%
40 %
16,135
21%
40'%
35
13c
13c
4%C
6%C
4c
11,500
9c
259,900
class
McColl-Frontenac
*
100
common
%
9c
3%c Mar
McLellan
Gold
96
230
83
July
96
Oct
McMarmac
Red
50
52
Oct
54
Sep
McWatters
8%
Lake
Gold
9%c
6,000
10%
Feb
35c
Sep
Jun
27%
14%
Jan
27%
Oct
10
40
Jan
47
Sep
260
19
% Aug
26
Feb
Model
5»%
5%
75
5
9%
34
11
11
4.90
4.90
200
10c
59,200
9c 13 Vic
14 %C
16c
—
7c
26,500
5,434
4 %
fc'7c
•
13c
13
Jun
Jan
«
Sep
1
Jan
July
•
>
'
•'
4.BO
43c
20c
24c
18 %
9,165
Aug
4%c
4 %c
12c
8c
12c
8c
4.75
4.25
2.50
5c
•
1
Modern Tool Works
Moneta
Porcupine
Oct
Montreal
Moore
May
Preferred
May
Mylamaque
common
16%
52c,
7%
Mines
67
Jan
60c
Jan
59
380
50
July
2,500
37c
July
4,000
3%c
Jan
13'%c May
12c
4,000
8c
Feb
167/sC
Jun
9c
6,000
8c
Feb
14%
Jun
4.75
535
Jun
6.00
2.65
1,100
1.45 July
2.90
5c
5,000
3c
1.55
925
16
16%
6,445
10
52c 60 %C
4,100
31c
Feb
3
Feb
26c
July
7%
350
2,100
7%
20%
1,620
•
83 %
80%
83'%
515
27%
27%
27%
25
21c
26c
228,293
1
Oct
Jun
Jun
4 %c
58
30c 30 Vac
———1
*
Va
30c
41c 43 %C
2&
Locomotive
Corp
—*
Jan
1.50
5c
•
Oils
Feb
18
23c
59
•
Sep
100
10c
"
»
Oct
9%
July
97
97
8'%
.
12% July
135
500
Corp
Mining
23
7 %c
17%
99
Brick
Milton
47
23
6% July
Light & Power common
Mid-Continent Oil
47
July
July
23c
*
Mills
Mercury
25%
6,211
Aug
8 %
Apr
52%
11c 13 %c
6%
100
%
1
Lake
96
8% Aug
300
23c
*
5
Segur
52%
275
350
9
.
Oct
Oct
39
July
27
39
8 %
9
1
Mclntyre Porcupine
Red
18
99
Jan
8
%
8%
9
1
McDougall
Oct
ll%c May
Sep
*
A
Preferred
Jun
McKenzie
4'4 c
•
*
Jun
6.40
Oct
10 V«
5%c
Nov 9 at $30.34
on
10c
Sep
May
3.25 Mar
1.80 July
2.20
1
Ltd
l7%c
2.10 July
Jun
13%
share)
Grain
Sep
31c
2.40
_1
1
.
—
Massey-Harris common
Conv redeemable pref (Called for
per
Sep
Mar
12c
33%
Gold
Martin-McNeely
Maxwell
Sep
9'/a
7% July
60c
Apr
27 %c May
4%c Mar
14,000
5.40
43c
July
15c
12,100
16c
12c
Feb
14%
•
—1
—
Malartic Mines Ltd
Marbenor
Marcus
McCabe
18 %c 18 %c
Jan
17
2.26
*
Leaf Milling
Mines
Mexican
1
•
.____*
—*
IC 7c
14'
13%
1
Eastern
8%
•
50
2'%c Sep
Mar
6.25
__
19%
May
2.15
Apr
111%
6.00
__
Jun
7c
13%
1
Mines
Goldfields
110
10c
2.30
1
1
•
*
___
July
2.00
Mines
Export class A
1.68 Aug
July
106% 107%
Gold
B
2.22
Sep
1.70
5c
Sep
May
60
1.89 July
2.20
62c
10c
—
38
2,70
Jan
%C Aug
3c
2
15
15 %
15%
18c
1
1
———1
Yellowknife
101% 101%
38
„—
Goldfields
Louvicourt
Lowney
Sep
58
A__.
B
Oct
1.80
Jun
class
Groceterias
Loblaw
Jun
/J 2
Jan
7C
Jan
Apr
7.75
19'%
2.05
30
Jun
2.40
Aug
9,042
35
85c
Aug
5.75
3.100
-
Aug
5.00
5.50
4,168
July
1.42
13'%
285
57
40c
25
12,430
1.00
Jan
1,275
33
24
14(4
9'/a July
5.55
16c
2,100
Jun
14%
31%
1.50
Jan
1.34
5.50
32%
1.40
July
14%
12 %c
8
Jun
23,300
32%
31%
10
Jan
Sep
1.32
70c
14%c
50
Sep
6.15
60c
1
200
3.85
70c
!_—*
*
12
Jan
20
5.75
Gold Mines Ltd—
11
1,44
Oct
18 %
95c
July
90c
18%
Class
________»
—1
1
1
-1
35c
Lomega
Oct
Jun
41.
3,000
Apr
Jun
For footnotes see page
60c
57c
Oct
4c
——
Sep
57c
8c
15%
128
70c
Guayana Mines
Gulf Lead Mines
36c
Jan
Aug
—
Aug
Aug
Mar
West/Saddlery
Greening Wire
7c
July
2c
____
92,800
4c
57c
,
2,493
%c 25 %c
23
9
12,450
class A
16%
110
8c
Sep
20% Mar
24%c
20
58
18c
13% July
20c
1,500
57
Aug
4%c Mar
Sep
16%
3,385
54%
20%
16
126
10
1.50
May
12 %c May
17c
4%c
14%
35c
Jan
Feb
17'/2
20c
125
14 %
13,500
Bousquet
Great Lakes Paper common
Class A preferred _____
Great West Coal
Great West Felt common
93,500
17%
4c
6c
Sep
37% May
7c
Graham
18
440
*
Lawson
2%c
_—
Mackay
3,000
90c
18%
Leduc-West
62c 62 %c
Goodyear Tire common
Preferred
Gordon
118,000
10c
Oct
85c
1
Mines
"U"
Oct
2%c
Goldhawk Porcupine
Goldora
30c
9c
>r._
Apr
7.50
6 %C
_____
22c
Mines
76c
July
4.05 Mar
7c
_____
Manitou
Golden
80c
•
*
1
1
Apr
27«c
62%c
Gold—
Aug
1.14
Mar
1
1
Mines
Eagle Mines
57c
4%c
1
1
•
__•
100
1
—
Goldale
17,300
Gold
12c
10.000
—
79c
500
11%
July
9% July
——1
__—
Oil
Globe
76c
1.65
July
Gold
Glenora
77c
1.64
14c
107%
110%
Gold Mines!
July
1.65
17c
7%c;.
1.60
1.85
17%
Preferred
Giant
35c
*
Lapaska
____*
*
0
Wares common.
368,932
1,392
May
•
A
1.14
17,200
May
—*
— ———*
100
(ordinary)
1.07
75 %c
10
47c
•
—"
_______—_______
May
70c
74c
*
Petroleum
Class'A
Jun
17c
65c
July
•
General Products Mfg class
62c
1
Maralgo
General
21c
Jan
Aug
9.75
July
20
common
Aug
7c
67c
21c
100
100
Power
13c
20c
9.80
33c
10%
preferred
5 %'<•
preferred
General Bakeries
Jan
500
1
30,400
*
1
5%
Sep
May
8,320
I
25.112
14%
Oils Ltd
Gat.ineau
Sep
13%
12c
80,000
Mines
28c
100
—1
._—V
Oils Ltd
Garnet
Jan
11c
Mining
Shore
Wasa
58c
Exploration
Frobisher
39%
Apr
8%
4%c Mar
15c
(1945)
23c
common
—_
29 3%
Jun
May
Gold
55c
common.—
common
104
47c
Mines__
Mines
58c
25c
Candy Shops.—
Preferred
104 %
Jan
Oct
40%
Jan
26
*
—*
Lang & Sons
Lapa
Cadillac
*
Gold
Feb
101%
100
5.65
Gold
Lamaque
19
.4.40
Macassa
Francoeur
5
Mines
7,725
8.55
5
54
Nickel
_____^
20
Jan
1.58
7.40
19%
1
B
180
Apr
1.53
54
Manufacturing
Class
1,070
V
8c
Mining & Exploration—
Laduiama
1
1
Ford Motor class A___
Jun
*
Ltd
Fortune
8%C
—
Fasteners preferred
Flash
100
___1
Dufault
Lake
7%c
Insurance——..25
Products
Fibre
Oct
Aug
50c
Aug
Mines
150
8,000
25
___—;
104
100
1
Lake
Oils Ltd
(John)
%
20
Petroleum
Federated
30c
Jun
9%
15
Jan
15c
Kirkland-Hudson
Kirkland
22% May
700
,445
9
9
1
1
*
—•———
Mar
1
Labatt
Sep
—l
Kirkland
40
Oct
10
5 %c
—
Grain
Sep
44c
Ltd
Mines
5%c
_.
Preferred
Federal
40 %
103
__*
Kerr-Addison
Sep
Aug
7% July
Leitch
Federal
29
10c
—„———
60c
Mines
Fanny Farmer
Jan
7%c May
4-1
Gold
Kenville
13%
100
5%c
Players
Famous
Jun
27
Feb
1
._
Canada—
of
0
1
1
Falconbridge
7'/a
Sep
Jun
3c
2,200
•
-1
—•
Life
6%
25
38c
38%
1
Mining
100
Corp
Eureka
Oct
Mar
_1
_•
,
Ltd
Mines
81,900
Gold
Equitable
common
Mines
8
A
——
Co
Ltd
65c
•
Pen-Rey
15
37c.
.
103
—._1
8
Mines
Sol
Aug
12%
9%
40%
Mining
Mines
53c
Leduc
El
38c
100
Joburke Gold
8
—*
Gold Mines
El
I
26
12%
26
*
common....
26%
I,939
38
Tar
—
297/a
Oct
Dominion
Gold
Jan
7
15c
1.90
15,500
11'%
Eldona
21
Oct
18,125
26%
Elder
Jun
120
1
37c
38c
11
Investment
Sep
32%
250
12,895
27%
25
Eddy Paper class A
125'/a
9
10,500
36c
11%
Economic
Sep
Feb
Jan
14
II,795
24%
26%
Steel
Sep
30%
9
38
9c
*
Sullivan
Aug
122
14
6 %c
37c
26%
25
Eastern
9
13%
Joliet
Stores
East
100
37
14c
•
East Malartic Mines
35
%c
Feb
Dominion
East
35
35
360
12%
6c
red sinking fund preferred-100
East Crest Oil
1,000
6c
32,100
Dominion Magnesium
1
185
3%c
37%
9 %c
Dominion Foundry & Steel common___*
class
7%
25%
3%c
13%
Kelvinator
Mudge
7%
25%
•
7c
715
Mines
1,325
•
1.20 Aug
2,040
&
13%
•
Feb
16
Dohnell
12%
7%
.—100
Nickel
40c
28 %
Donalda
8,555
25%
A
Gold
1,500
28
Duvay
29"%
International
1
—
29%
Jacknlfe
162,100
2
Woollens
405
International Petroleum
1.75
15%
Dominion
20
32%
Jan
24 %c Jun
1.35
16
Textile
125
32
Aug
6% July
1.33
28 %
Dominion
125
.1
Milling preferred
_1
Coal class B
23c
___*
._
Preferred
1.35
•
&
Sep
Jan
57
13c
*
Ingersoll Machine class A
1.38
1
10
J>ominlon Steel
41% Mar
9,500
9
Jan
Bank
4%%
2,665
24
Jun
8%
Seagrams
12,200
20c
19c
Jun
24c
22c 24 %c
Dome Mines Ltd
Dominion
15 %c
5%c
53%
•
common
Inspiration Mining
21%
—
5c
5c
52%
__l
;
56
17c
Yellowknife
16%c Jun
19c
25
preferred
Apr
22c
1
Minerals
Discovery
Mar
5%c
£1
Preferred
4%
Indian
Jaculet
Detta
4c
53%
13%
47
8%
Ltd
Producers
7,600
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary. 5
Oil
25
21%
Mines
Rio
Del
6%c
*
Imperial
56
Ltd__l
Mines
Gold
Sep
6c
32%
29%
Inglis
21%
8 %:
Ltd
Oils
Decalta
167/s
6%c
10
Apr
21c
•
12 % July
100
common
Bank
123
23c
__*
A
B
1,926
1
Aug
July
•
Leather class
Class
15%
Jan
1
International
Davis
Sep
15
10
•
Mines
Bay Mining & Smelting
115
13%c
.—*
11%
1
Yellowknife
48
1
Petroleum
Davies
Oct
8.50 July
•
Oil
5,100
1
D'Aragon Mines
35c
22
2,368
Home
39c
36c
210
11
22
10%
Daush
&
Apr
12
Jan
14c
56
_100
Patricia
Crowshore
39c
119%
Jun
22
%
13c
l
Hinde
119 119%
1
100
________—.
Trust
15c
21%
15 Va
»
?•
Hollinger Coii sol
Industrial
Croinor
Jan
39c
Jan
16
——.——1
____
'
July
1
Hudson
14%
,
26c
1
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
300
■
Highland-Bell
Sep
14c
14c
1
30c
Jun
120
July
Jun
8% July
Jun
8%
63'/ac
415
12,500
7
8
18,200
8c
30c
105
*
__
Mines
Crestaurum
11%
*
Distillery class A
(Hi
Corby
Jan
Anr
10
Oct
1.01 July
4.40
15%
3.25
32c
July
18,528
4,380
4%c May
Sep
10'% July
590
30c
160%
2.00
l'/ac Mar
100
13 %
9%
5
1.86
3.25
12%
May
7%c
1
18c
1.95
♦
Exploration
1
Mines
Gold
Imperial
Conwest
500
3.25
13
Feb
7c
Oct;
10
Homer
Consolidated
2c
3.25
3%c
8c
Hedley
9%
■5,000
I
Apr
May
24
5c
Oct
23
14'% July
*
Hasaga
34c
16% July
25
2c
___1
Harding Carpets
Jun
16c
1,970
19
—1
Gold
High
23
19
4%c
Bridge
Rock
Low
21%
19
1
Mines
Range Since January 1
High
23
.
*
Gold
Hallnor
1.15
July
5 V4 c
2
Cadillac
Halliwell
Harricana
1
Cent
Shares
Low
—ll*
common
Swayze
Apr
Consolidated Duquesne
Consolidated Beattle Mines__.
Consolidated
Lime & Alabastine
Brass
1.50
1.20 Aug
65c
May
9% July
July
69 %c
Oct
7c
Sep
12c
•
Consolidated Astoria
Consolidated
9
1.40
—
Consolidated Ansley
300
8%
—
—5
Coniaurum Mines
1.30 July
1.30
—1
Mines
Coniagas
ior Week
Par
High
1.53
25
Preferred
Cockshutt
Low
High
*
class A
Dunlop
Sales
Range
r.f Prices
STOCKS
Range Since January 1
1
Cocbenour Willans
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Cochrane
OCTOBER 13
Friday
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
39
20 %
24c
19%
3.00
1.10
Sep
9c
Jun
Jan
2.25
Jun
.Jun
17'% July
72
Apr
Jan
July
17
66c
7'/a
Sep
May
Oct,
41c
Apr
22%
Apr
84
Sep
26%
Jan
27% Mar
6c
Feb
26c
Oct
40
RANGE
Week's
Range
Low
Pa
National
Breweries common
National
Drug
Preferred
National
23%
_
13
—-----
Grocers
Class
Neilson
.%
/lug
10% Mar
9 % Mar
13
Oct
121/2
400
10%
Apr
121/2
Oct
28%
400
27% Mar
28%
211/2 May
24
Oct
19
27
Oct
24%
27
662
2.20
2.35
32,150
26
25%
26
565
19 % July
26%
Mar
30
Jun
78c
July
29%
29%
1.01
1.00
1.05
11,200
—
103
104
25
7%c
Be
2,332
—10
preferred
July
Mar
24c
315
1
—
Miller
Silver
Silverwood
Class
8c
Alger
101'%
Jan
3.10 Aug
1.84
Apr
Jun
105
Sep
3c
Feb
8,632
85c
July
2.03
2.28
51,600
95c
Mar
1.15
Mines
1.05
1.15
27 550
60r
Jun
4,500
19c
Sep
5,500
12c
Sep
15c
Oct
24c
1,066
21c
Oct
51c
21c
—
25c
21 %c
2.27
2.24
2.40
(Jc
6%c
Laguerre Mines
Mines
—
■
Go-d-i
Marlon
—
•
A_
10%
640
7%
7%
60
32 %
•
31 %
32%
675
281/4
29 »/2
1,270
23% July
99% 100%
426
100
Mosher
Long
?w_
25C
20c
35.40U
9,965
■
Sep
43c
6,000
5c
Apr
July
1.22 May
50c
May
25 %c
Sep
3.70 May
Jun
11c
Norzone
12,700
.
6c
July
16%c Aug
Jun
4%c
5,000
3c
July
7c
14c
20c
274,150
10c
July
33c
Apr
6%c
5%c
8'/2C
126,050
3c
Jan
10c
May
3%c
Mine
Norseman
New
13c
19 %c
Newnorth Gold
New
12c
12c
Mines—
nac
—
—
Si 6 CO«
—
_
UOiO
Sladen
3%c
8%c
Oils
Pacalta
New
Rouyn Merger
New
—
10c
9,000
9c
15,060
10,500
July
7c
Feb
4c
7c
July
12c
Apr
May
Jan
12c
May
25c
33c
48,800
25c
Oct
79c
Apr
1.10
1.10
1.10
200
90c
July
Mines Ltd
39c
36c
40c
78,100
35c
Oct
72%
741/4
1,800
8c
8c
720
3c
5%C
161,775
2%c
Oct
5%c
30 %c 39 %c
27,600
30%c
Oct
77c
Nicholson
Nisto
30c
73%
Mines
Noranda
Nordon
4c
,4%c
Mints
Nipissing
Corp
_•
Preferred
South
Mines
Normetal
Norpick
4%C
<■'
2,500'-
2%c
Oct
40c
July
74%
July
19c
63
8c
Jun
1.24
Oct
North
Derusoii
North
Inca
Standard
*
Star Oil
Preferred
Nubar
20
48 %
4,0dj
10c
35c
8tedman
Steel
July
38c
43c
11,230
9%
100
94
95
25
14%
14%
730
28%
28%
50
4.60
4.60
100
53 %c
67c
13,100
•
•
Bros
Co
Canada
of
€0c
1
17-/4
17%
29
890
28
28
28%
4.45
4.00
4.55
124
124
Mine*
Iron
1
-
-
Sullivan
Cons
Superior
Oils
Surf
Gold
Taku
2.95
3.25
O'Learv
_
3.15
Pearson
Taylor
5,500
6y«c
Feb
37c
May
9c
lie
2,500
6%c July
18%c
Jun
8c
6c
8c
28,700
4%c July
9%
9%
300
5%
5%
5%
225
33c
33c
37c
23,331
24c
15c
39c
Orenada
139,800
1.45
4",850
14c
20c
32,200
1.88
1.92
6,000
18c
Lake
17c 18 %c
6,500
4c
4c
33,500
65
63
100
%c
12c
9,000
5c
6c
6,000
1.29
1.39
4c
.
common.
10c
Lake
Red
Osisko
39c
1.40
19c
Gold
Orlac
29c
1.45
9
6c
Mines-
1.35
41,500
Pacific
Petroleum
Pandora
Paramaque
Parbec
Oil
4c
4c
37c
4%c
3c
10
—_
97c
_
.—
—
Malartic
Consol
Paymaster
Polaris
Oil
Porcupine
Peninsular
Porcupine
Reel
Powell
Powell
Class
2,000
120
28% Mar
50
52
85c
Pressed
East
class
39c
Oct
2.33
Apr
12c
Jun
1.36 July
15c
Aug
3%c
Feb
39
Jun
6%c Aug
5c
July
75c
July
4.20
Feb
380
44 '%
Union
Gas
_
Jan
-
Apr
n
Oct
11%
Sep
'
2.55
2.50
2.75
2.35
July
3.65
Apr
"
8c
8c
5,064
1,500
Purity
Mills
Flour
40c
24c'
30c
May
2.24
Jan
Fuei
Manitou
Quemont
Sep
Uniicu
9c
May
United
—
11
10%
Quesabe
Quinte
United
Red
15c
Apr
Upuei
12%c
Jun
Venture
1.75
Jun
43c
47c
Vicour
30%
30
30%
Reeves MacDonald
30%
Renfrew
Textiles
Riverside
Silk
Robertson
Robinst
Mfg
301/2
Robinson
249,<h i
17c
feo
60c
Jun
Walker
7c
6,000
3c
Feb
10V2C May
60
34
Jun
50c
6,300
36c
July
62c
Apr
19,800
15c
Feb
40c
Apr
18
17%
18
1,855
►-» to
13 %c
12 %c
8%c July
29
4%c
500
3c
Jun
10 %c May
West
3c
6,000
2c
Aug
7c
May
3%c
5,958
29%
155
27%
Apr
32%
155
26
jan
32%
Oct
56
55
52
Jan
56%
Jun
21%
160
20
May
22%
Jan
9.00
9.40
7,540
52c
1.65
July
Oct
Long
Rozana
Royal
3.15 May
4.00 Jun
1.02
Sep
Western
64%
Oct
Weston
Jun
4.20
Apr
10,383
1.50 July
9.05
14,622
5.50 July
8c
1,900
6c
Sep
15c
Jun
15c
18c
91,000
2c
Jan
2?c
Mav
9.05
Oct
38c
41c
3,300
20c
Jun
55c
Sep
16%
16%
25
15%
Aug
20
Apr
10%
9,023
7.85
July
58
11,414
%
50
7c
39c
7c
1,500
181/2
10%
9.80
57
52%
1
_1
5
27c
20
-
58
7
Sep
14c
Jun
41/2C Mar
16
Oct
18% Aug
18%
310
27c
31c
5,335
151/2
161/2
955
14% Aug
16%
32 »/2
635
27%
Jun
33%
30
30
555
30
Oct
34
May
33%
18%
151%
9
common
Sep
Jan
4.75 Mar
36
,.
10%
32%
9
_
Breweries
(3
61/2
33'/2
439
313% Mar
35
Apr
— ~.
9
—
—
Aug
7c
Feb
71c
Jun
Oct
Oct
May
Homestead
Oils
_
10c
_
•
(Geo)
common
100
_
22c
100%
22c
8,831
20c
Oct
28
850
23 %
Feb
28
Oct
100%
145
991/2
Feb
104
Aug
21c
26
27%
—
__
00
11c 14 %c
30c
Sep
19,250
56c
July
Oct
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1.15
10,400
55c
July
1.15
Oct
Winchester
Jan
22%
Jun
Wlngait
14 %c
Oct
17c
Jun
Jan
21 %
2.05
Feb
Winnipeg
3.55
Jun
Wlnora
8%
Jan
Windward
13c
137,700
7c
8%c
8c
8%C
9,050
4c
Jan
6%c
6c
6%c
20,000
4c
Mar
9%c May
July
42
July
Jun
1.28 Aug
1
1
1
1.20
93c
22
1,515
17%
18
292
1.43
1.50
2,50o
2.30
2.30
500
6
50
15 y2
12 V2
60c
Mar
5% July
20c
2.20
21c
27,200
15c
Mar
2.60
258,675
67c
July
90c
93c
11,851
65c
July
25%
26%
11,675
17
July
1.20
40c
30c
May
2.60
Oct
1.84 May
(G
H)
Lead
Jan
York
32c
40c
98,225
19c
48c
65c
99,075
48c
Oct
84c
41c
10,500
34c
Mar
60c
Jun
3.70
3.75
6,600
6c
5,000
4c
Feb
3%c Mar
12,200
99
99
99
25
1.80
1.74
1.80
8,422
53c
131,700
#
-
_
_
_
1
Zinc_
Mines
1
40c
4.80
—
_
6
150
July
7
Toronto Stock
75
27 %
Aug
30
Sep
GO
60
40
44
Jan
60
Aug
10
175
8%
Feb
10
Aug
9
Jan
liy2
Apr
15
15
50
8c
9%c
6,200
12 y4
1.65 July
22c
Jun
1.30
Oct
991/2 July
2.27
Jan
43c
Apr
53c
Oct
12c
12c
2.000
10c
July
25c
Apr
1.05
11,345
73c
July
1.33
Apr
5%
51/2
30
5
May
16''2
Apr
Feb
15 V2
6c
July
16 %c
Apr
25c
Feb
50c
Jun
27
Feb
29 Va
Jun
Jun
Exchange-Curb Section
Canadian Fonda
Feb
29'%
100
Sep
Apr
15C
94c
—
Jun
6
9%
97
Sep
50c
9
Knitting class A
Sep
12c
281/8
9%
1.05
Oct
A—
5
37%
94c
I
Bear
Sep
35c
2.03 Mar
9,500
1.30
39%
Jun
150
Sep
30
12c
1.16
_
preferred
&
§10
19,000
Apr
7,240
9c
1.16
100
Mines-
Mines
Yellorex
39%
9c
-1
_
__
Gold
1
common—
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
_
•
Electric
„97c
57c
9%
July
—
Gold
Yeilowknife
51c
9
-
—
Larder
Gold
Oct
26 y4
9%
Co
34c
class
Dairy
36c
24,500
29%
805
10%
A_,
33c
29%
10 %
60
10 %
13%
13%
14
2,295
8.85
2%c
2%c
2%c
7,500
Russell
Industries
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Low
Par
Newfoundland
Anglo
Corp
Asbestos
Devel-
-
_.
__
5
27'%
•
Oct
11
Aug
Feb
15y2
Apr
July
4%c
_
26%
Range Since January 1
Low
High
27 %
675
22%
Sep
Jan
High
27 %
20
21
1,430
30c
34c
126,658
27 y2
27'/2
27%
100
12%
Jan
52'/4
51%
52J/4
325
27
Jan
19
_
-----
21
33c
1
49
Corp common
19
Oct
36'%
Sep
36
363/8
275
243%
1571/2
160
120
82
Mar
160
Oct
135
Jan
161
Oct
36
_
Co
19
Bulolo
Sarnia
Mines
Vinegars
Jan
21
Sep
Canada
Oct
34c
Oct
Canadian
General
27'/a
Oct
Canadian
Oct
_
25
14
Jan
19
110
85
Jan
104
145
50 y«
Jan
59%
2.40
4.05
Jan
Cououiiuuiea
9c
May
Selburn
Oil
Senator
Petroleums
ti
Shawinigan
Preferred
Water
Sheraton
Sherritt
81/2
8%
25
3%c July
7% Aug
1.00
1.00
1.02
3 4^0
1.00
1.75
1.72
1.85
7,205
1.72
23c
26c
7,500
Sep
Canaomn
Oct
Canadian
Ltd
class
trust
A_:
__
_
Oct
Dominion
2.10
Sep
Hayes
July
40c
July
27
26%
26 »/2
1,160
22
47
47%
95
47
Apr
48 %
26c
30c
22,300
10c
Feb
42c
1.28
1.-22
1.25
2,600
20%
—T,„nrm
20%
20'A
15
2.45
•
certificates
2.41
2.59
33,171
20%
201/2
21
625
20y2
201/2
20%
100
6.20
6.30
761
15c
31c
154,800
1
Mining
For footnotes
1.03
Oct
47
__
.
see
page
.
41.
26c
Sep
9% Mar
1.60
July
19% July
18% July
5.85 Aug
14c
Jan
8%
127
^
Oct
Oct
Sep
1.33
6.05 July
20 % July
23
Sep
133/4
13%
13%
100
12
14
Aug
21
21
25%
80
28%
28%
28'%
225
177
177
5
—
—
4.40
4.20
4.50
2,850
61/2
6i%
6%
14,802
May
Sep
Aug
May
Sep
Utilities
Ontario
_
1
Paper-
Apr
Common
Jun
Temiskaming
City
41
85
56
52'%
56'%
32
31%-
-IV?
50%
48
50 3%
—5
24 »/B
23%
24%
26%
26%
26%
25
5
26
25
26'%
1,975
8.30
common
Bros
Price
Twin
36%
6
&
Supertest Sh
Yukon
7,953
36 y8
8.30
8.50
655
Oreille
Jan
12,951
41c
•
Inc
Pend
Jan
50
31%
32c
*
Paper
International
Loblaw
70
*.<r
<N 00
31%
•
International
Minnesota
70
32c
$
•
•
Bridge
Oct
8.85
185
365
•
Steel
Oct
38c
7.45
21%
—1
Lumber
Aircraft
2.80
22
7.45
211/2
-100
_
PapeJ
20%
22 %
7.45
•
common
Westinghouse
Sep
28c
.
common
Feb
21%
.
-
Western
deHavilland
26%
1.05
Marconi
Oct
.—20
Gold
Gordon
20c
3%
92
May
18% July
21% Feb
175% Aug
2% Jan
3.50
Jan
9.75
253's
28'%
180
-
Jan
Oct
Sep
Aug
5%
Anr
7%
Sep
Sep
8 V2
•
,
_
Sigma Mines
Silanco
2.00 July
500
50C
_
Mines
Breweries
Voting
1,916
1
Power com
&
class A
(1945)
Creek
2.60
41/2C
1
Rouyu
Shawkey
*
•
Ltd—
Co
1,065
*
j
Dalhousie OH
2.40
4%C
—
25,782
127
•
Investments
-
103
:
8%
123
—
_
Preferred
59'/4
..
Free^o1''
Security
Sugar
Industries
52 %
59
1
_
260
7%
127
160
$
17%
30c
1
_
—
—5
Dominion
ft
101
a
Bridge
Sheep
..
-
-
Gold
Canadian
Gold
Antonio
Sannorm
160
8%
-100
101
__
158
-_1
-100
common
Preferred
59%
1st preferred-
preferred
Pulp & Paper com—*
Preferred
Brown
1
—
St Lawrence Paper
Columbia
Jan
1
—
.
preferred LJ-.
preferred
2nd
2c
British
Canada
•
common
Lake
Lawrence
Sicks
Sep
Jun
9%
2.04
9
_
90c
20%
Oil
San
9.70
65c
1.95
4
W)—_
Mineral
A
Jan
Lac
Oils
Royalite
1st
&
—
Grocers
Class
July
21c
(G
Preferred
3c
Rupununi Gold Mines
2nd
Feb
7.50
—
common
Canada
Western
42 % Mar
Bank
Royal Oak
St
Jan
'
Roche
Rvan
6'/a
Sep
7%c
•
Ashley
Western
Jan
49c
-—.
495
May
30
15 %c
_
~
Products
Westeel
1,940
9%
3.25 July
19c
9,300
9
17c
8c
2.00
9.00
—1
Malartic
96c
55c
common
54c
8%
52c
8%
j
___
19% Mar
21
;
—
Kh July
31%
-
preferred-:.
(Hiram)
63c
10
(Little >
Sep
36
-
32
j
Waterous Ltd
A—__.
A
Jun
35c
1
Dare
60c
4,171
common
35%
Sep
39c
•
Mines
Amulet
100.100
Cotton
n
Class
class
class
Jun
25c
•
Waite
11c
3.75
Sep
80c
Mar
24c
50c
9.05
Mines
Virginia
35c
—
13%
35c
50
.
!-
-
May
3.00 Mar
_
i»oia
97c
Regcourt
Sep*
185%
20%
1,535
30y2
•
7c
July
July
preferred
Mines
Violamac
39c
Petro__.
d
peirxomtnb
11
Jan
Feb
56c
Mines Ltd.
Redwater-Picadilly
May
1.39 May
103% Mar
35,725
-
—
Ltd
Oct
9%
—
May
47c
23% July
43c
Hili—
Canada
Aug
8.25
50
5%c
Poplar Gold
A
45c
Jan
July
167
325
25
a-ciio
Aug
26
Ltd—;
Mines
Aug
80c
93% May
2
13%
__
Steel
July
92c
Milk class
-
760
185
185
9
A
Oil#
Oct
68
64%
Mining
May
9
B
28c
9c
2.42
Queenston Gold
17c
27c
12,100
13
1
c.ass
Preferred
611/2
20 %c
7%
12 %c
15,025
1.20
40c
_
3c
6
Labrador
*
5j/4C July
3,140
20C
9
B
United
Wood
Quebec
Quebec
Feb
it
Corp class A
Class
1,000
3,600
corn-
6
1.08
185
-
Mining
United
4,450
28,394
a'
><
10%
*
•
A—
—
1.58
3.35
— —
July
'
Oct
May
75
'
-v
1.20
100
_
_
A_—
Resources
_
83c
3.25
18
Feb
14 %c
%c July
»
Aug
1.26 July
2.08
1.46
4
767
6%
23 %C
1
Sep
1.76
——
Jan
1.66
8C
•
Preferred
Dome.
Air«ravs
15 %c May
7
—
—
42c
40c
Metals
Preston
Prospectors'
»
1.20 May
Jan
11
7
—
*
Aug
20c
22
Mar
3c
1.12 Aug
Mar
3,500
1.11
40c
10%
m
1
:
Works class
6
357,581
1.15
-»
Apr
32%
200
B
96c
certificates-
trust
3.30
9c
I
;
5% July
94c
Corp
-
50
*
Finance
Trader#
64
I
Gold
Rouyn
Voting
Power
Feb
32
Petroleums
10 %c
L_.
2.31
Oct
124
32
Transvision-Television
54c
Gold—
River
Feb
121
50
—
_
Feb
2.06
Mines—
Oct
7%c
50
—i
..
11%
3.30
Gold
Oct
4.55
3,214
I
Mines
7 »% July
50c
Crow
Pickle
28%
Feb
10,400
•
Transcontinental
85c
85c
Feb
2.25
16.000
Elevators
Western
Perron Gold
Sep
20%
1,120
30,225.
12c
10
Gold
3c
.
29
90c
..
9%c May
37,625
:
Jun
18%
•
Mar
1.26
Thompson-Lundmark
4%c
''
Mines
Malartic
Partanen
-
49
90c
4%c
—
48%
51c
Ltd
8.00
49
94c
7C
Cadillac
Western
Pan
8.25
8.25
Hershey Tubes—
Porcupine Mines
Page
Mar
75c
Jan
16%
20
'
Apr
10c
Tcck-Hughes Gold Mines.
Vino-*<.
Pamour
Aug
Apr
6 1/2
Sep
43c
Apr
35%
26% July
~^4.50
1.18
common
Preferred
Tower
9%
Exploration
Steel
Apr
May
18
87c
9
Oct
14c
1.90
Ontario
10%
95
*
1.26
50
Sep
13 %c
■
•
__
-
18c
Feb
Malartic
Omnitran*
63 Va C Mar
Jan
12% July
47,985
"
*
River
70c
Aug
9c
Oils
Okaita
Jun
ll%c
Preferred
Iron
33c
Ogama-Rockland
Apr
18c
1
_
Tamblyn Ltd common
General Trusts
4,000
Aug
—
Toronto
25,760
Ltd
50
♦
Toronto
15c
Mines
Jan
50c
Ltd—
Inlet
Toronto
55c
4c
-1
Mines---
Sep
14 %c
2.45 Mar
100
Sterling Trusts commons-
Mar
__
Mines
Gold
40
7% July
60
common—
25
Rock
•
'
Lake
O Brien
Oct
Feb
86
50
23
17%
29
Preferred
Steer
Union
Obaska
1.05 May
Mar
14%
•
__
:
9c
61c
Ltd
Mines
49
9%
—
Gold
Olsen
Starratt
4.75
14 %c
—.
Aug
32%
94
9
Gold
1,500
common
50c
235
49
-
class A
Radio
Silver
14,356
(1940)
May
1,700
9%
100
__
.
-
Preferred
Standard
Toburn
65c
Mines——_—
Mines
57c
40
42c
•
common-
Paving common
Torbrit
4.70
Gold
Northland
Apr
l2c 13 %c
lzc
_
-
Jun
4%c
Mines
Extension
30c
10,095
65c
49
•
Mines
43c
65c
40
—
_
-
Preferred
May
4.40
—
Canada
Northern
Oct
Jan
Mar
4'/2C
4.60
Mining
Gold
Northern
North
35c
—
29%
100%
38%
—
20
_
-50
_
Chemical
Standard
..
—
-
Biazeau
Tombill
5c
Norgold
Norlartic
Oct
32 %
July
96
May
13c
25c
Mines
Yellowknifc
Nib
9c
9c
10c
8%c
7c
Thurboib
7% Aug
6'/2 Mar
'
1
Co common—
38c
40c
*
„.
Malartic
Slater (N)
Sylvanite
New
July
11
26% Mar
1/2
100
Jun
1.04
Jan
9%
10 %
'
New
High
Jan
48r
7%
2"
Preferred
Low
22,450
10%
*
-
Simpson's Ltd class A.
Range Since January 1
High
92c !98 %c
93c
Jun
Malartic
Jason
New
2.30
75,600
1.15
Golcivue
Newlund
Oct
Jun
8c
1.10
2.35
Calumet' Mines
New
8c
1.50
4'/2C
13'/2c 14'/2c
New
Oil
Dominion
New Dickenson
New
May
22c 23 %C
British
New
17c
1.14
Bidlamaque
New
New Hugh
6%c Aug
be
New
class
Dairies
E>
Stadacona
New
Low
1
Mines
Oct
27
—-
—
Shares
Sep
%
2.25
—
(Wm>
600
25
27
Trust
Mines
780
13
23'%
—
Pet!*»«"«m*,
National
8 »/4
Sep
Jan
33%
National Steel Car———
for Week
Par
High
37
12%
2
B
National
23'/4
22
28
common--.—*
Hosiery class A
National
Low
150
8
Preferred
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since January I
High.
12%
Chemical com
&
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Shares
Friday
STOCKS
Monday, October 16, 1950
.
.
13
for Week
of Trices
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Sales
Last
lale Price
FOR
.
MARKETS
LISTED
CANADIAN
Negus
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1472)
112%
1
warr
ordinary,
•
Mining
Rapid Transit
Consol
_
_„1
•
—1
—
Jan
70
Oct
313%
Oct
493%c Mav
955
32
...
40
July
130
27
Feb
36'% Mar T
37'%
Jan
64
4,760
885
41
Oct
56%
18% July
25
Jun
23
28
Jun
17%
July
Jan
26%
Oct
5.05 Mar
9.35
Sep
Oct
633;
Jan
112%
100
60
Jan
131
5
60
Jan
140
130
140
7%C
9c
1,500
13%
200
60c
700
.
Oct
Aug
330
110 112%
130
60c
Jan
July
Jan
13'%
7%c
17%
16
140
130
*
57
28c
6c
8%
50c
Aug
'
Oct
Oct
12c
Sep
Jan
14
Apr
Sep
60c
Sep
'
Volume 172
Number 4951
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1473)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday,
October, 13
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Securities
Aeronautical
Affiliated
Amerex
Par
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Fund
Blair
1
6.63
4.79
10
1
1
Tr
1
2%
20.29
22.10
4.43
1%« Feb.
3.75
4.14
1%S
4.14
4.56
1.70s Aug.
General
21.82
1
Inc
4.02
Home
7'/s
3V4
*
America
of
Fund
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Electrical Eqlupment shares_lc
18.27
6%
23.89
shares
Industries
shares
lo
Paper
Net
value
asset
Bullock
10c
Invest Corp
Ltd
23.90
37.63
1
17.29
Preferred
Ctfs
Mass
18.69
Investors
Fund
1
6.29
6.84
Balanced
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
23 V4
25'4
National
Delaware
15.62
17.17
National
Fund
1
Shares
Howard—
&
Stock
1.70
1.87
28.98
30.99
Income
1
20.12
21.51
__20c
4.50
4.66
5
30.84
33.34
Inc_l
2.19
2.40
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial
Industrial
First
Boston
Corp
First
Mutual
Trust
Fund
Franklin
10
Fund
Custodian
Preferred
Funds
2nd
of
Fund
Inc_l
Other
1%8 Feb.
Panama
1,
1953———.-
Canal 3a
17.11
14.81
15.90
l
10.47
11.32
1
5.52
6.12
Stock
99.16
1961
99.22
118%
Selected
l%s Oct
%
6.99
99.9274
.9485
99.9277
England
1,1951
l%s
Oct.
15,
1951
5.58
6.10
l%s
Nov.
1,
1951
99.8757
8.30
1%S March
15,
1954
99.5
4.38
l%s March
15,
1955--
99.10
4.83
17.63
12.96
5.59
6.13
Agriculture
1
11.83
16.93
18.55
Automobile
1
8.20
1
8.51
9.33
1
12.08
13.24
99.9099
.9334
99.8857
.9142
99.8805
!
.9001
Inc—
!
8.99
65.29
Building supply
l
9.07
5.45
5.89
Chemical
1
13.74
15.06
Corporate bond series
1
10.83
7.76
8.51
Diversified
l
4.67
5.12
13.73
Intermediary Credit Bank Debentures
11.49
Common. (The) Stock Fund-lc
Federal
9.94
1
Corp
Investors Trust
Securities—
stock
Industry
Automobile shares
lc
7.50
8.22
lc
6.94
7.61
Diversified Investment Fund_l
Diversified preferred stock
l
12.53
Aviation
11.07
12.13
lc
7.77
8.52
Electrical
12.31
13.49
lc
7.40
8.11
Insurance
shares
shares
shares
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
equipment
l
stock
_1
13.42
14.71
11.34
12.42
Machinery
1
lc
5.18
5.69
Merchandising
I
12.43
7.69
8.43
Metals
l
10.69
Oils
11-
1-50
2-
1.30%
Ask
6-
1-50
3-
1-51
bl.70
1.50%
1.40%
Ask
1.40%
1-50
bl.65
1.40%
1.30%
3-
1-50
12-
1-50
bl.65
1.45%
1.35%
7-
3-50
12-
1-50
bl.65
1.45%
1.30%
4-
3-50
1-
2-51
bl.65
1.45%
1.35%
5-
1-50
2-
1-51
bl.65
7-
3-50
4-
2-51
bl.70
1.50%
1-50
bl.75
1.55%
Due
Dated
1.50%
1-50
5-
1.30%
11-
Bid
1.35%
Rate
Bid
bl.65
1-50
1-50
5-
1.40%
9-
1-50
6-
1-51
bl.75
1.55%
1.65%
10-
2-50
7-
2-51
bl.75
1.60%
8-
1.40%
11.72
9.16
Due
Dated
Rate
13.62
lc
shares
Fully administered shares
.9628
18.96
2
Inc
99.9544
5.28
1
1951
1,
99.12
l
1%S Jan.
99.7
4.01
lc
Stocks
Ask
Indebtedness—
.8963
7.59
1
Fund
1%S Oct.
3.92
lc
bond
99
.9466
5.21
60.72
General
98.24
loss
Bid
of
.9488
99.9255
7.93
1
Food
lQ1!?
Certificates
iy4s July 1 1951 "B"
1%S July 1, 1951 "C"
1%S July 1, 1951 "D"
iy4s Aug 1, 1951
4.77
series
Chemical
1
Ct *' 1957"1955
Maturity—
Treasury Notes—
3.59
Bank
Building
99.10
101
Price
Ask
1
Series
Group Series
York
Bid
l
Stock
New
Maturity—
7.26
18.79
Group
99.4
100.24
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
1
Low Priced Com Stock Series
j
7.69
17.38
General
1955 1953
120
1
Series
Series
Industrial
7.72
7.04
1
Series
7.06
l
Series
Series
New
6.38
)
Bond
Stock
series
Capital
1, 1953-1951
'
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
15.87
15.48
1
General
99.8
100
Dollar
series
Priced
Speculative
31%
30
Inc—
Investors Inc__
Fund
Ask
99
Istuet
15.99
14.60
1
Inc
14.79
1
1
Boston
stock
Industries
99.30
Bid
„
May h 1952-1950
8.55
Aviation
Gas
1951
point
a
Bonds—
34.03
stock
Common
Fundamental
99.30
Securities—
Preferred
Bond
Low
Inc
7.80
31.48
Investors Corp
Security Series—
1
Fund
Fund
10c
interest__l
Fund
25c
Balanced Fund
Equity
99.30
99.28
of
Land Bank
5.55
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Nation-Wide
Commonwealth Investment
Eaton
Inc
5.41
5.04
99.28
32nds
more
145
100
Dividend
Fund
5.49
4.91
or
Federal
1951
15,
15,
one
Trust—
beneficial
Mutual
5.425
140
Bond
Ir'-"-.stors
Mass
40.47
100 5,275
com
Manhattan
20.05
21.82
_1
Fund
Christiana Securities
9.30
18.55
1
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
9.29
5
Fund
4.98
lc
shares
4.29
lc
shares
Petroleum
Steel shares
3.89
1951
Ask
l%s Jan,
4.22
lc
Metals
IB.
May
Bid
3.98
3.83
lc
Non-Ferrous
3.61
lc
Furnishings shares
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Broad Street
Figures after decimal represent
Ask
lc
Business
10.25
1
Corp
Inv
Boston
9.48
16.81
Bid
Equipment shares-lc
Automobile
4.47
5
Inc
B
Holdings Corp
Bond
4.13
Far
Managed Funds—
40 %
39
Obligations Of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
7.27
4.42
Business Shares
Beneficial
Ask
iy4
Inc
Holding Corp
American
Bid
10.53
11.54
lc
8.36
1
21.22
23.25
Industrial Machinery shares
lc
7.75
8.50
Pacific Coast Invest Fund
1
12.33
13.57
Institutional bond shares
lc
9.57
10.05
Public
1
8.02
8.79
Investing Company shares__lc
9.63
10.55
Railroad
1
6.62
Low
lc
6.59
7.23
Railroad
1
7.59
8.32
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
lc
lc
8.88
Steel
1
10.72
11.75
5-79
9.73
6.35
Tobacco
1
11.26
12.34
Petroleum
lc
9-88
10.82
Railroad Bond Shares
lc
2.60
2.95
10c
37/a
4%
RR
lc
4.55
5.00
$1.50
5
24 y4
25%
lc
5.57
6.11
Petroleum
5
17
25
lc
6.77
7.42
Putnam
1
17.05
18.33
Priced
shares
shares
shares
Equipment shares.-
Railroad
Steel
stock
shares
shares
Tobacco
Plan
Pacific Amer Investors
Fund
Republic
4.60
2.06
Fund
4.97
1.90
1
9.28
10.14
Investors Management Fund
1
16.44
16.80
Custodian
(Investment
1.10
Investors
Funds—
Fund
Shares
series
*oc
A
12.60
B
1
Series
C
l
Fund
1
Union Common Stock Fund
1
1
10.88
Income
Fund Shares
Jan.
4,
1950
bl.33
1.25%
Jan.
11,
1950
bl.33
30,
of
Bank
11.83
New
Fifth
&
1
18.79
20.50
17.94
19.29
1
3.84
4.17
28.71
32.80
16.41
17.90
Fund
Fund Inc
Investing Gorp
Investment Go
15.01
16.38
5.99
6.55
1
5.67
6.22
Diversified
Fund
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
2.55
2.79
Series
34.74
34.74
E
2.50
North
Amer
9.45
2.64
1
2.34
1
4.36
1
1955
Series
1956
;
2.46
10
57%
Par
Bid
Life
Agricultural
25
74%
77%
American
10
25%
Jersey Insurance of N Y
Maryland
27%
$2.10
Alliance
Casualty
Prior
Automobile
4
45%
48%
Equitable
5
24%
26%
Merchant
51
1
19
10
Mfrs
A
55
20%
51%
53%
25
26%
5
Assurance
27%
29%
32
34%
4
8ya
(Detroit)—10
33%
10
9
19
20%
22%
National
American Re-Insurance
10
30%
32%
National
Fire
American Surety
25
63%
60%
National
Union
Automobile
10
60
63
New
Amsterdam
New
Hampshire Fire
New
York
Newark
of
Bankers A Shippers
Boston
25
i
101
61
64
Casualty
5%
A
16
Trust
5
22
23%
North
10
88
91
10
66%
68%
National
Bank
10
33 %
10
&
Inc
Forster
39
40%
25
68%
72 y4
of
Los
Angeles
Security-First National
Pittsburgh
Deposit Natl Bank—100
300
Mellon Natl Bank A Trust—100
300
325
37
39
Farmers
25
35
1,330
Peoples First National
Bank
100
54
299
50
290
N Y
Trust
Co
20
Portland
United States Natl
92
National
Sterling
25
United
Trust
A
Guarantee
Title
Trust
States
100
Amer
245
45%
100
38
First
40 %
Harris
Bank
42%
45
Northern
18%
52
50%
48%
Manufacturers Bank
& Trust_20
24
26
Mercantile-Commerce B & T_100
165
171
110
105
625
595
Mississippi
St
200
190
12%
14%
Trust——25
Valley
53%
56%
25
93
Union
Grove
United
20
54%
&
Trust__20
55%
Trust
100
Trust
Bank
Bank &
55
58%
160
27%
48
89%
Louis
Tower
55
Natl__100
Mercantile-Commerce
97/a
9 Va
Trust—33%
36
42
17
20
25%
A
35
20
Bank
National
National
Mutual Bank & Trust
National
63%
38%
Bank—20
Nat
Exchange
Bank
Continental Illinois
36
57%
First
Boatmen's
Chicago
61%
54%
55%
95
43'/4
12
52%
20
Bank
St. Louis
54
239
25
12%
First National Bank
19 «/4
1,625
x52
100
20
Bank A Trust-17%
Nat'l
Public
Trust
A Oo Inc
Trust
York
New
20
Trust
A
32
29 V4
10
18
100 1,575
50
National
Trust
Bank
100
Trust
Co
240
290
310
100
—
233
100
A Savings
36
Crum
10
Bank
Bank—
City Bank
2.50
Northeastern
Casualty
23%
33
100 1,270
Trust
(J P)
Morgan
5
Northern
Continental
Fire
Detroit
National
41
122
39
117
10
10
Square
County
10
Fire
Connecticut General Life
Camden
61%
of
Detroit
73 V2
Trust
5
Casualty
60
5%
X71%
National
2
Fire
10
Bank
355
625
645
San Francisco
Bank of Amer N T
& S A—6.25
28%
27
106
10
Trust—10
Oity Natl Bank A Trust
17%
2%
American
38%
Commence
Ask
119%
5
Bonding
Fire
Merchants
American Fidelity A Casualty__3
common
preferred
Massachusetts
American
Assur
20
$1.05 Convertible preferred—5
American
A
Bank & Trust-20
50
Manufacturers
115%
37
65
Trust
Fiduciary
60%
Aetna
62%
Bank
Kings
10
340
16
Union
45%
20
(White Plains, N Y)
Irving
North America
of
33%
100
Trust
A
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
Ask
Ask
32
Co
38%
43 y4
Bank
Federation
Insurance Companies
Bid
20
Bank
County Trust Co
Guaranty
63%
1.30%
101%
98%
J
Franklin
61%
1.28%
237
36%
Co.
Franklin
Insur Co
47%
233
15
Bank A Trust
Chemical
First National
10
1.28%
National City Bank
49%
10
Bank
National
Chase
Empire Trust
Trust Shares—
Series
50.27
8.23
100
Commercial National Bank
Corn Exchange
Trustee Shares—
Independence Trust Shares
Insurance
.;
Central National
338
323
10
Trust
Continental
Unit Type Trusts—
Second Fund—
Aetna
—1.
Companies
Cleveland
100
Central Hanover Bank A Trust 20
Trust
1
108
1950
Par
29%
27%
York
1
30.07
Bid
Oo—10
Avenue
Wisconsin
26.32
(Income com Stocks)
104
-
—
1950—
Cleveland
Manhattan
the
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wall Street
Par
1.26%
bl.33
bl.34
1950
14,
Ask
Bid
York
of
Wellington Fund
18.64
10
'
Banks & Trust
11.91
17.08
Casualty A Surety
1.26%
1.26%
Nov.
11.68
1
Appreciation pfd Stks)_l
(Quality common Stks)_l
Aetna
bl.33
bl.33
1951
1.26%
bl.33
1951
1
(Income pfd Stocks)
50.27
1.25%
Brooklyn
K-l
10
bl.33
6.22
Value Line
(Net Asset Value)
1950
5.30
United Science
12.01
•
16,
5.69
20.16
11.00
(Net Asset Value)
Nov.
4.85
18.48
1
Loomis Sayles
28,
1
1
Bonds)
Trust
Dec.
Bankers Trust
Bonds)
Lexington
Dec. 21,
1.25%
New
8.52
United
Priced
Fund
Dec.
1.24%
bl.33
Bank
21.66
28.76
(Low Priced com Stks)
1.22%
bl.33
Par
7.16
27.08
(Appreciation com Stks)_]
bl.33
1950
1950
19.13
27.48
8-4
1950
2,
9,
89c
24.83
S-3
26,
Nov-
22.38
Series
(Speculative
Knickerbocker
Ask
bl.33
1950
Nov.
13.73
80c
1
1
1
Dec. 7,
64.00
1
Industry
Bond
(Low
S-l
1.10%
7.60
Corp_*
Fund Inc
B-4
K-2
6.94
61.50
1
Bonds)
bl.33
Television-Electronics
B-3
8-2
1
Investment
Union Preferred Stock
(Medium Grade Bds)
Oct.
Bid
Ask
1950.
19,
24.44
Union
Boston
of
23.04
Trusteed
lc
Bid
Oct.
13.60
80c
11.77
Trust
54.92
12.57
State
14.49
shares
United States Treasury Bills
Nov. 24,
54.92
lc
America
3.15
2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Street
2.88
value).*
29.91
10.83
Investment
asset
Shares
10.37
Sovereign
Stock and Bond Group
of
(net
Selected Amer
l
27.67
1
Group
Inc
Fund
5
Group shares
Co
Investors
lc
shares
7.25
Scudder, Stevens A Clark
lc
Group
Investment
B-2
Fund
6.35
11.36
89c
1.22
15.87
Bl
Trading
4.89
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Keystone
&
(Geo)
5.79
1
Incorporated Investors
Insurance
preferred
4.45
10c
Inc
Income Foundation
Bank
com
lc
Fund
Aviation
equipment
lc
shares
Utility shares
Howe
Utility
.
River
Pacific
12.50
:
3.33%
Fire
7%
8%
25
145
62
65%
Recent
152
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
•
10
38%
56%
40%
59%
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
10
5
16%
Federal
10
71
76
Phoenix
10
81%
84%
10
66
70
Providence-Washington
10
62
65
10
93%
96%
Reinsurance
5
21%
22%
Republic
Security Issues
18'/a
Preferred
Fidelity A Deposit of Md
Fire
Assn
of
Phlla
fireman's
Fund
Firemen's
of
of
Frisco
Newark
St
General Reinsurance Corp
Glens
Falls
28%
5
49
5
12
13
18
20
Republic
Globe
2nd preferred
15
93
Corp
5
(N Y)
(Texas)
Paul Fire A Marine
2%
3%
10
32 y4
34 y4
2
7%
8%
10
12%
33%
105
.51
Seaboard
Standard
-
Surety
60
American
35%
Accident'*, J
46%
33
100
460
Fire
10
32%
34%
U
S
Fidelity A Guaranty Co_2
51
53
Hartford
Fire
10
125%
129 lis
U
8
Fire
65
68
Hartford
Steamboller
lo
33%
35%
U.
85%
90%
5
34 %
36%
Westchester
21
22%
Home
C
Illinois
Power
S.
4
Guarantee
Fire
10
2
Co
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
Ask
2%s
1990
Power
101%
102
N J Bell Tel Co
101%
102%
101%
102 Va
Potomac Elec.
2%s__ 1985
101
101%
101
101%
Public Serv El & Gas 2%s__1980
101
101%
2%s__ -1980
Ilium
Pow & Lt
Delaware
a
Odd
100%
1007/a
8outhern
27/aS—1980
102%
103%
-1980
101%
102 V*
Virginia Elec & Pow 2%s—1980
100%
101
-1980
100%
101
2%s_ .1985
2%s___
lot sale
Included
Hanover
31'
Elec
-1080
Dallas Pow & Light 2%s—-1080
37%
Travelers
5
Cleveland
2%s
Calif
Gas
34%
44%
Of;
Great
Edison
64
32%
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire A Marine-
Boston
Bid
Duquesne Light 2%s
108
30%
Rutgers Fire common_5
Globe &
&
10
Accident
Bonds—
475
in
change.
n
year's
(not Included In year's range),
range),
Admitted
to
issued,
♦No
x
Ex-dividend,
par
value,
Ex-interest,
trading
(Un)
liquidating dividend.
e
y
N.
Y.
f Flat
Curb,
r
b Bid yield price,
price,
Cash
k Admitted
sales
(not
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
listing on N.
included in
Admitted to Unlisted Tradi*; privileges,
tin default.
d Deferred delivery sales
to
year's range),
wd When delivered,
dividend.
tThese bonds are subject to
all Federal taxes.
(not
Y. Stock Ex¬
t Ex-
wi When
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1474)
THE
Bank
with
clearings this week show
a
based
year
upon
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
14, clearings from
us,
We
12.9%
above
against $12,399,758,322
this center there is
the
stand
for the same
in
week
1949.
Clearings—Returns
we
Oct.
7.
For
that
week
there
was
—
trict
was
1949.
Monday, October 16, 1950
to the Federal Reserve Districts in
gain of 16.0%, in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
and the Philadelphia Reserve District of
a
23.7%
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals are
larger by 29.2%, in the Richmond Reserve District by
26.5% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 22.5%,
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase
the week
of
of 19.6%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 9.9%
Minneapolis Reserve
District
18.3%.
of
In
and the
Kansas
the
City Reserve District the increase is 27.9%, in the Dallas
Outside of this city there
Reserve District 21.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve
increase of 22.9%, the bank clearings at this
having registered an increase of 16.0%. We group
an
centre
of
22.4%.
which
increase
an
cities according
totals record
able to give the final
are
complete results for the week previous
179 in the same week in
Telegraph
by
week
the
as
however,
statement,
.
which they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the
23.5%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $17,002,955,470 against $14,254,553,-
At
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
14.8%.
detailed
elaborate
present further below
ended
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
the
and
$14,003,682,764
at
inasmuch
today,
the
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
Accordingly, in the above
In
corresponding week last
totals
them
.
CLEARINGS
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
United States
obtain weekly clearings will
for
those
preliminary
Our
year.
BANK
able at time of going to press.
we
be
furnish
cannot
ends
the week ended Saturday,
cities of the
all
from which it is possible to
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for
Oct.
COURSE
increase compared
an
.
District 29.9%.
Per
Week Ended Oct.
14
York
New
Cent
$6,558,344,810
$5,713,903,030
761,642,123
_
696,673,026
Chicago
In
Kansas
a
Federal
by
summary
SUMMARY
848,000,000
+
2.9
391,083,935
+
17.3
253,776,490
+
7.1
1st
284,900,000
Louis
furnish
we
Week Ended Oct. 7—
271,822,522
City
following
9.3
873,000,000
255,900,000
+
11.3
2nd
.
the
Reserve Districts:
+ 14.8
+
458,684,412
Philadelphia
Boston
St.
1949
1950
Federal
Reserve
CLEARINGS
1950
Districts
1949
12 cities
York
Inc.
$
$
Boston
New
BANK
OF
Dec.
665,614,483
538,018,109
7,681,108,139
12
"
8,910,427,864
1.142,718,332
1947
1948
or
%
$
5
23.7
556,301,272
500.223,376
+ 16.0
7.277,767,940
7,003,984,924
939,130,951
+
267,196,000
258,201,000
+
3.5
3rd
Philadelphia
11
"
933,993,699
+ 22.4
Pittsburgh
301,665,457
245,670,067
+
22.8
4th
Cleveland
7
"
959,448,951
742,570,201
+ 29.2
801,280,461
714,517,327
Cleveland
325,438.395
260.004,150
+
25.2
5th
Richmond
6
"
571,022,122
451,358,924
+
26.5
436,063,408
390,079,262
222,151,697
207,344,199
+
7.1
6th
Atlanta
10
"
759,208,516
619,653,924
+
22.5
673,118,680
562,791,159
17
"
1,103,487,905
922,347,650
+
19.6
910,639,312
892,713,432
4
"
$9,130,555,947
576,307,193
524,727,079
+
$10,324,845,416
9.9
498,960,259
450,801,200
7
"
463,008.467
391,350,952
+
18.3
427,565,662
411,024.032
10
"
552,194,063
431,665,330
+ 27.9
490,040,443
452,364,819
6
"
345,259,142
283,784,204
+ 21.7
287,288,858
255,745,047
10
"
953,778,377
733,974,968
+ 29.9
786.345,436
697.606,943
17,002,955,470
14,254,553,179
+ 23.5
14,085,102,688
13,161,099,557
8,382,534,088
6,821,641,642
+ 22.9
7,055,102,916
6,376,415,498
Francisco
San
Baltimore
....
7th
■Other
five
cities,
days..
2,975,861,370
days
five
+ 13.0
2,621,710,925
St.
Louis
Minneapolis
10th Kansas City
11th
Total all cities,
All
five days.
$13,300,706,786
$11,752,266,872
702,975,978
647,491,450
cities, one day__
_
9th
13.5
+
Chicago
8th
cities
10
___;
12th
+ 13.2
Dallas
San
Francisco
8.6
+
Total
all
Total
cities
week.
for
Our usual
$14,003,682,764
Outside
+ 12.9
$12,399,758,322
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Exchange is appended. The re¬
September and the nine months of 1950 and
for
the
Description—
—Month of September—
Stocks—
Number
1950
shs._
of
1950
1949
23,837,155
373,504,783
176,775,404
$68,716,500
$47,169,000
$752,866,300
$510,129,100
and
York
the
Railroad & Misc.
Foreign
Bank.
15,000
17,000
416,000
8,166,000
76,472.510
of
12,000
61,000
206,700
461.000
bonds..
$76,483,500
$55,413,000
$829,961,510
$o80,243,870
Month
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first nine months of
1947 to 1950 is indicated in the following:
Months—
No. Shares
District
the
$62,634,204,109.
totals
show
In the New
1950
Districts
District
of
23.2%
and
the
in
San
York
New
3,859,
,065,494
+ 17.5
4,098,003,940
4,473 099,412
3,567,,084,000
+ 25.4
3,959,490,319
3,454.636,147
2,330,842,574
1,991,,846,286
+ 17.0
1,977,438,873
1,835,099,988
Atlanta
16
"
3,257,683,722
2,740,,251,155
+ 18.9
2,853,236,146
2,533,441,002
7th
Chicago
31
"
6,746,718,452
,523,556
5,731,
+ 17.7
5,805,585,570
5,450,157,988
St.
8th
19,336,900
10th
Louis
7
"
2,360,144,925
2,058 ,115,590
+ 14.7
2,113,791,653
Minneapolis
16
"
2,062,969,180
1,790 ,340,037
+ 15.2
2,008,022.044
1,840,466,152
Kansas City
9th
15
"
3,105,743,955
2,541,,410,345
+
22.2
2,791,365,560
2,513,517,106
42,769,258
30,922,212
17,482,740
135,495,807
55^260,715
108^304,035
"5877187076
251,889,199
Dallas
San
20,615,786
45,647,098
18,179,374
17,767,357
11th
12th
66,651^580
20,619,550
41,604,044
May
June
Quarter
112,40l7l04
168.315,502
18,751,895
24,585,115
25,472,787
38,472.675
21,785,250
15,039.275
38,594,354
23.837,155
17,562,530
16.017,170
121,615,584
64,374,300
57,187,920
176,775,401
225,503,422
181,013,071
2,785,712,150
184 cities
York
2,262, 032,783
+ 23.2
2,390,635,303
2,001,027,261
3,405, 562,720
+ 25.6
3,707,153.470
3,309,922,306
74,117,950.544
62.634,204,109
+
18.3
65,022,194,551
60,851,345,965
39,694,155,734
City
33,210,090,546
+
19.5
35,147,049,748
31,760,729,627
"5576737415
373,504,783
New
Quarter
Months
of
bank
clearings
at
We append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the nine months for four years:
Nine Months
Federal
Districts
cities
Nine Months
'
1950
2nd
New
14 cities
York.
Nine Months
Nine Months
1949
$
$
Inc. or
Dec
1947
1948
$
%
$
20,289.667,718
+
8.4
21,014,340,281
19,965,199,694
"
14
21,997,168,939
302,393,174,495
+
9.3
287,039,206,298
273,309,657,615
3rd
Philadelphia
16
"
39,371,005,927
276,568,388,041
35,328,445.884
+11.4
37,116.263.636
33.078,940,538
4th
Cleveland
17
"
36,118,437,999
32,612,137.188
+10.8
34.355,970,427
29,894.489,407
5th
for
the month of September and the nine months ended with
September in each of the four
Reserve
1st Boston
leading
1,908,139,112
4,278,989,452
"
19
14.153,458
September
"
11
Francisco
Total
Outside
125,369,656
...'44,548,555
August
Months
31,011,251.385
4,534.768,952
23,556,803
23,757,877
60,011,467
+ 17.0
"
No. Shares
34,612,565
30,483, 608,708
"
No. Shares
19,313,984
2,242,268,633
"
16,801,286
Quarter
$
2,301,120,288
8
20,217,606
April
1947
$
14.7
+
17
6th
57,140.389
1948
or
Dec, %
16
1947
116,393,392
Inc.
2,203, 363,435
Philadelphia
Richmond
"487244^665
1949
2,527,023,417
Cleveland
22.992,575
course
Reserve
$
14 cities
5th
18,825,034
17,179,755
The
Dallas
30,082,712,083
3,679,958,182
21,135,600
Nine
the
Francisco Reserve District of 25.6%.
35,654,254,353
42,576,115
33,406,252
3rd
District has managed to enlarge its totals by
17.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 14.7% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District by 15.2%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District there is a decrease of 22.2%, in
"
40,411,025
8ix
expansion
14
February
July
an
25.4%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 17.0% and
the Atlanta Reserve District of 18.9%.
The Chicago
Reserve
improvement
an
September—
Reserve
4th
1948
No. Shares
2nd
March
January
2nd
in
clearings having been $74,117,950,-
Boston
3rd
1949
1950
of
Federal
1st
1st
of
an
was
68,791,770
U. S. government
Total
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
of the clearings for
summary
For that month there
17.0%, in the Boston Reserve District of 14.7% and
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 17.5%.
In the
in
862,000
7,740,000
govt
a
1949 aggregate
Reserve
Bonds—
Tnternat'l
today
month of September.
544
38.594,354
City.
the 1950 aggregate of
Nine Months—-—
1949
York
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of 18.3%,
follow:
1949
New
112 cities
We also furnish
the New York Stock
on
sults
.
829.243,036
Richmond
8
"
18,472,854.595
16,562,377,165
+11.5
16,526,573,519
(000,000
CITIES
$
New York..
1949
$
1948
14,'934,508,752
1950
$
34,423 29,424 29,875
1949
$
Boston
24,547,788,148
+11.8
24,657,253,707
22,320.593,737
56.727,503,322
50,729.434,365
+ 11.8
52,970,426,265
47,713,228,884
St.
18,569.828,850
16,278.501,985
Louis
7
"
8.5
16
"
15,495,377,287
18,063,975,784
14,470.185,484
+
Minneapolis
+
7.1
15
"
24,614.049,780
22,289,424,072
+10.4
$
11th
DallEfs'
11
"
22,471,403,663
+13.9
12th
San
19
"
32,973,770,798
19,732.203,543
29,543,695,234
+11.6
31,490,764,655
26,885.215,090
617,686,793,811
560,737,722,626
+10.2
583,396,170,772
535,337.764.131
326.288.154,016
294,225,139,819
+ 10.9
300,616,592,884
271,080.892,773
29,090
291,398
266,512
276.779
264,256
2,971
3,017
3,017
29,459
26,699
28,725
1,914
1,885
18,182
16,870
17,480
16,786
3,656
3,831
3,498
37,318
33,513
35,277
City
19,594,601,062
13,148,973,049
15,284,537,177
21,381,155,279
24,177,755,090
16,427,300,101
20,193,252,467
26,489
1,812
4.298
Philadelphia
27,452,445,944
"
Kansas
2,092
...
"
31
9th
1947
3,450
Chicago
____16
$
1948
$
Atlanta
10th
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30
1947
$
SEPTEMBER
IN
Chicago
8th
is shown below:
years
LEADING
—Month oi September—
1950
omitted
St.
AT
6th
7th
CLEARINGS
BANK
31,472
Louis..
1,265
1,113
1,194
1,099
10,799
10,087
10.661
Pittsburgh.
1,516
1,203
1,334
1,183
12,195
11,242
11,481
2,026
1,619
1,785
1,622
15,963
14,362
15.455
__
184 cities
9,991
San
Francsico
Total
14,232
Fran..
Baltimore
1,031
_
913
914
860
8,873
7,988
8,133
Outside
9,257
The
7,322
Cincinnati-
874
705
758
671
7,186
6,349
6,805
1,530
1,258
1,432
1,319
12,181
11,262
12,670
York
City
following compilation
covers
months since Jan. 1, 1950 and 1949:
clearings by
11,242
10.802
the
6,047
KansasCity
New
Cleveland..
1,576
1,255
1,440
1,251
12,685
11,423
12,390
Minneapolis
1,365
1,161
1,374
1,298
10,057
9,460
10,309
8,846
New Orl'ns.
623
530
554
473
4,955
4,688
4,521
4,167
Detroit
CLEARINGS
MONTHLY
Clearings, Total All
Months-
Inc. or
$
66,867,104,168
64,931,164,247
1,690
1,653
1,477
16,680
14,667
14,848
12,881
Louisville..
613
488
508
439
5,018
4,466
4,506
3,951
Omaha
650
500
539
February
496
4,928
4,328
58,756,227,011
56,111,533,532
4,604
4,265
March
70,630,016,771
67,485,213,609
196,253,347,950
188,527,911,388
62,320,454,838
60,479,441,080
...
Providence.
108
122
110
102
1,078
946
1,013
2,718
2,296
2,294
1,982
410
342
362
352
3,393
3,030
3,219
466
421
408
351
3,700
3.358
3,290
2,840
Denver
534
460
April
485
$
$
■
Inc. or
Dec. %
3.0
34,835,475,557
34,313,779,838
+
1.3
+
4.7
30,505,289,778
29,720,358,220
+
2.6
+
4.7
36,737,560,974
35,571,432,246
+
3.3
+
4.1
102,078,326,309
99,605,570,304
+
2.5
+
3.0
32,905.046,529
32,258,208,515
+
2.0
+
2,988
St. Paul—
1949
1950
Dec. %
$
January
Clearings Outside New York
—
1949
1950
2,009
...
Milwaukee.
Buffalo
329
...
258
251
229
932
Total
420
4,286
3,782
3,962
3„493
Indlan'polis
222
227
198
2,221
2,027
'2,018
1,788
June
770
634
648
558
5,110
4,719
4,724
1st
quarter
May
265
Rlehmond
4,255
...
_
Memphisv 455
433
393
348
3,559
3,311
3,200
2,894
Seattle
649
509
542
509
4,936
4,301
4,601
3,853
Salt Lake C.
271
236
256
217
2,191
2,062
2,091
1,723
Hartford
109
116
105
97
1,025
989
956
891
54,042 56,049
53,059
532,094
484,737
506,012
469,655
68,420,516,810
61,339,257,369
+
11.5
36,084,171,990
31,905,469,589
+ 13.1
71,627,359.741
;
66,279,363,952
+
8.1
38,192,041,755
33,638,665,267
+ 13.5
Tot.27 Cities 63,722
Other cities
10,395
8,592
8,973
7,793
85,592
76,000
77,384
74,117
62,634
65,022
60,851
617,686
560,737
583,396
188,098,062,401
+
7.6
107,181,260,274
97,802,343,371
+
398,621,679,339
376,625,973,789
1+
5.8
209,259,586,583
197,407,913,675
+
6.0
July
67,583, 866,711
60,127,713,988
+
10.6
37,049,064,566
30,972,655,300
+
19.6
77,363, 297,217
61,349,830,740
+ 26.1
40,285.347,133
32,634,480,298
+ 23.4
September
74,117, 950,544
62,634,204,109
+
25.6
39,694,155,734
33,210,090,546
+ 19.5
quarter
219,065, 114,472
184,111,748,837
+ 19.0
117,028,567,433
96,817,226,144
+ 20.9
Total nine months
65,682
Total
202,368,331,389
Total
August
„
Total 2nd quarter
617,686, 793,811
560,737,722,626
+ 10.2
326,288,154,016
294,225,139,819
+ 10.9
535,337
all..
Out. N.Y.C.
We
39,694
now
33,210
add
35,147
our
31,760 326,288
294,225 306,616
six
Total
271,080
detailed statement showing the figures for
—Month of
Clearings at—
1950
each
September
Inc.
$
or
8,909,318
Portland
8,304,420
20,070,278
2,092,173,620
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall River
+
September and the week ended Oct. 7 for four
1949
$
7.3
of
1 to Sept. 30$
68 767 847
64, 552,099
9.6
years:
-Week Ended October 71950
Inc. or
Dec. Vo
+
1949
6.5
2,194,790
Inc. or
1948
Dec, %
$
$
+ 16.0
3.494,725
1947
$
2,089,605
+11.0
1,812,982,124
8,004,248
167,557'.830
155 113,703
+
8.0
2,545,717
8,139,869
+ 46.9
6,759,051
4,758,736
+15.4
18,089,525
.
8,741,104
jan
1950
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Maine—Bangor
City for the month
——
1949
$
3rd
months
18,182,452 512
16,870 638,397
+
7.8
552,279,676
446,291,851
+ 23.7
464,050,834
421,857,731
9.2
77 223 065
66, 828,806
+ 15.6
2,297,428
1,774,318
+ 29.5
1,910.619
1,869,592
L043~632
l7o26,541
+
~L7
1,~2 93,025
906,671
+
Holyoke
4,520,694
3,887,775
+16.3
39,835 479
Lowell
36, 503,976
+
4,557,775
4,481,574
+
1.7
37,828 439
33, 338,997
+ 13.5
5,540,933
9.1
,
New Bedford
10,098,982
8,043,125
+25.6
79,870,992
68, 335,286
+ 16.9
n-2,531,987
1,997,301
+ 26.8
Springfield
2,071,849
45,223,116
2,117,376
33,103,437
+36.6
340,525,572
287, 879,980
+ 18.3
\*.r* 9,966,029
9,246,075
•+.'7.8
7,621,897
7,155,040
29,124,366
109,054,736
116,561,343
53,088,501
42,573,561
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New Haven
Waterbury
12,488,700
New
*
+31.0
108,099,900
T«U1 (14 Cities)
,
..
:
.
2,527,023,417
-
*
-5,495,515
2,203,353,435:
246 691 842
199, 530,468
+ 23.6
£■»''*.,7,677,573
5,556,881
+38.2
5,811,322
5,130,932
6.4
1,025,815,931
989, 087,783
+
3.7
V 32,735,503
25,527,361
>+28.4
24,894,544
21,832,114
+24.7
478,038 355
412, 807,628
+ 15.8
14,539,811
11,952,398
+.21.6
11,829,018
9,401,156
307442,400
25,242,300
+ 20.6
25,072,300
21/741~600
—
11,504,800
122,197,400
Hampshire—Manchester—-6,774,827
Rhode Island—Providence-
1.
22,232,088.
8.6
115,608,900
106 330,700
+
+13.0
1,078.756.200
946 ,462,200
+ 14.0
+
*
4
••
+23.3
+ 14.7
.
.
58.195.975
21,997,168,939
-
52 257,695
20,289,667,718
8.7
+ 11.4
1,564,858
1,667,360
8.4
665,614,483
538,018,109
+
6.1
1,492,088
1,362,823
+ 23.7
556^01,272
500,223,376
+—
Volume 172
43
(1475)
Month of September-
Clearings at—
1950
J
Second
Federal
Reserve
District—New
106,407,108
+
26,999,532
—45.5
1947
s
21,388,737
24,352,963
127 ,112,762
119,390.989
6.5
3,149,805
3,235,590
2.6
2,737,121
2,320,916
3,030,454,909
+12.0
91,999,536
74,406,435
+ 23.6
73, 315,070
77,819,265
69,613,059
8,213,592
62,608,899
+17.1
+ 26.6
1,800,772
+ 24.9
34,423,794,810
29,424,113,563
69,064,477
+16.9
+ 17.0
80, 717,045
291,398, 639,795
1,561,438
—
2,249,103
2,518,836
1,785,213
+ 41.1
1,886.420
1,703,633
96,086,177
80,612,111
266,512,582,807
9.3
+ 19.2
8,620,421,382
7,432,911,537
+ 16.0
832, 978,563
6,784,684;059
739,978,301
7,029,999,772
25,766,463
21,167,478
+ 21.7
19,831,342
17,330,055
16,486,161
12,734,327
+ 29.5
12,479,468
10,414,160
20/767,961
lil09~oIl36
+
4_7li
141041.676
11,6851702
68,180,357
~~~
_
rl'i-m'lot.
'
a
104 cot 0^7
233!934+02
(14
Third Federal Reserve
121 260,247
492,513,898
103,066,290
545, 758,515
494,150,452
+10.4
23 027,133
27,877,706
+ 23 A
1,714 746,088
1,568,814,560
+
9.3
+ 11.0
2,057 912,672
1,886,338,799
+
9 1
2,911,703
157,610,981
210,687,847
6,926,099
Lancaster
HI
a
65, 478,935
64,953.761
+
276,568,388,041
+
9.3
.1111
+ 26.2
42,910,272
36,795,925
46,957,591
+ 20.5
49,372,626
45,847,824
8,910,427,864
7,681,108,139
+ 16.0
7,277,767,940
7,003,984,924
4,881,791
+ 41.9
46,387,610
43,751,723
+
6.0
+ 39.7
1,304,629
1,276,957
+
49,013,207
41,895,851
+ 17.0
0.4
1,651,935
1,322,006
+ 25.0
43,946,122
42,829,080
+
2.6
1,309,443
1,160,464
+ 12.8
212,540,432
133,946,226
192,909,975
+ 10.2
4,111,205
3,780,836)
+
—
2.2
20,913,438
13,639,141
+ 24.1
16,036.206
*4,500,000
124,359,745
+
7.7
3,905,417
+ 15.2
6,945.164
40,042,239
36,668,977
+
9.2
5,735,809
+ 21.1
4,298,000,000
58,529,255
+
+ 17.6
14,602,903
37,318,000,000
~!~
33,513,000.000
+ 11.4
11,081,473
21,469,103
11,487,327
+ 31.8
1,089,000,000
892,000,000
109,580,558
+ 10.3
18.2
3,261,454
2,949,729
+ 10.6
218,148,240
195,828,341
+ 11.4
1.3
6,117,189
4,861,958
+ 25.8
105,338,752
97,829,852
7.7
3,703,360
2,696,470 i
+
+ 24.1
5,022,991
IH11I__.
25,379,247
Wilkes-Barre_
11,634,366
Y ork
1,343,353
+ 22.1
120,843,200
+
+
1,357,601
1,498,683
1,167.203
1,305,841
:
'
1,054,293
9.2
3,656,000,000
53,622,165
—
111111
""I
20,573.363
+ 17.6
+
8.7
3,877,380
3,645f289
902,000,000
794.000,000
2,735,285
2,860,112
4,315,838
4,618,728
0.3
2,435,853
2,538,904
3,736,209
+ 34.4
3,867,707
3.817,976
+ 57.5
9,939,569
7,324,366
6.2
5,811,442
6,863,564
939,130,951
829,248,036
mm:
17,633,324
+ 16.7
1,589,637
190,434,026
1.229,662
153,480,146
l_11
+ 29.3
6,687,862
12,548,142
11,560,643
+
+
6.2
51,940,282
56,569,788
54,054,315
+
4.7
43,723,053
+ 18.8
33,194,185
422,179,943
344,446,450
+ 22.6
31,837,865
+
4.3
17,731,116
11,261,913
342,538,745
312,628,063
+
9.6
9,505,060
8,947,157
39,371,005,927
35,328,445,884
+ 11.4
1,142,718,382
933,993,699
+ 22.4
6,518,485
L'
8.5
6,299.758
+ 29.8
Hazel ton
Delaware—Wilinington_IIIIIIII__
Jersey—Trenton.
H
-
(16 cities)
Federal
650,985
775,577
44,214,885
56,570,280
0.8
302,398,174,495
804,643
55,779,995
„
+ 17.0
5,209.036
25,955,704
11111
Bois__
1,549,869
+ 17.7
2.3
+
4,021,297
5,187,087
I
Scra n ton
—
District—Philadelphia-
IIIIIIII
Philadelphia
Reading
V:
+17.8
+ 40.2
5,616,847
Norristown
580, 199,363
+12.6
+ 32.7
30,483,608,708
Chester
Lebanon...
+ 19.2
+
11,920,602
6,509,575
Dethlehem
Harrisburg_.
+
57,183,183
35,654,254,353
cities)
'
48,370+92
6,658,400
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
4,534,768,952
3,859,065,494
+ 17.5
+
Reserve District—Cleveland
Ohio—Canton_
„
37,949,956
Cincinnati
29,196,892
874,571,318
1.255,395,487
168,154,800
136.516.500
Columbus
Lorain
+ 24.0
.•
+ 25.6-
„
•
'.^301,518,953
264, 050,019
+ 14.2
8,459,446
7,186,085,248
6.349,,552,532
+ 13.2
200,769,296
160,157,154
+ 25.4
163,378,081
151,318,597
12,685,584,841
11,423,,458,523
+ 11.0
342,655,381
266,382,477
+ 28.6
1,262,,280,700
11.2
37,940,700
32,784,400
+ 15.7
295,095,905
32,827,500
261,050,937
27,388/200
H
Mansfield
+ 23.2
1,403,117,800
7,714,644
6,606,303
+ 16.8
73,000,782
62 ,135,409
4,340,335
+ 17.9
44,390,803
40,,257,541
6,599,837
6,691,733
+ 17.5
5,118,020
~
Hamilton
+ 30.0
705,183,989
1,576,386,802
Cleveland
+ 10.3
+
24,906,985
20,038,149
+24.3
200,633,464
172,,458,998
+ 16.3
38,700,322
31,130,297
6,004,819
4,499,600
+ 33.5
+ 24.3
5,111,398
304,016,571
278,,194,319
+
9J3
22,052,512
18,838,102
10,026,145
7,044,742
+ 42.3
+ 17.1
6,333,591
4,172,500
5,494,331
172,835,302
161
+
6.9
110,306,408
79,131,171
+ 39.4
780,304,696
2,999,658
660 ,326,200
2,431,939
+ 23.3
24,551,153
23 ,264.303
+
5.5
2,206,707
1,704,444
+ 29.o
18,523,035
17 ,304,375
+
7.0
1,516,010,159
1.208,671,162
+ 25.4
12,195,897,098
11,242 ,867,198
+
353,593,164
265,183,343
+ 33.3
291,934,149
258,401.029
222,868,264
187 ,568,912
+ 18.8
169,267,825
163 ,177,718
+
959,448,951
742,570,201
+ 29.2
801,280,461
714,517,327
Youngs tow 11
Newark
II"
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Erie.L
1_«.
•
,665,982
27,789,308
20,685,079
+ 34.3
20,820,663
18,432,687
+ 13.0
17,804,130
13,901,635
+ 28.1
181,058,956
159 ,249,415
19,607,020
14,879,829
+ 31.8
154,783,208
>144 ,325,044
4,473,099,412
3,567,084,000
+ 25.4
36,118,437,999
32,612,137,188
City
Kentucky—Lexington
.
Virginia—Wheeling
Total (17 cities)
Fifth Federal
13,040,960
+ 27.5
48,682,000
+ 18.9
489,920,000
440 825,000
634,322,200
+ 21.5
5,110,707,229
4,719, 881,845
17,733,781
South Carolina—Charleston.
10,231,654
57,861,000
770,390.388
Richmond
8.5
3.7
+ 13.7
+
7.2
+ 10.8
13,369,215
+ 32.6
104,818,178
100, 288,814
145,929,116
4.5
3,397,155
2,615,587
+ 29.9
3,170,404
2,800,224
+ 11.1
13,814,990
179,503,892
11,919,000
+ 15.9
133,940,421
+ 34.0
10.453,000
138,211,539
122,056,123
3,554,278
+ 30.5
3,738,907
(loo, 250
+
2~2~,9
209,004,099
+
25lo
71,485~459
67,0121430
+ 26.5
436,063,408
390,079,262
+
+
8.3
130, 144,861
+ 12.1
39,030,491
33,743,842
+ 15.7
308,767,950
288, 951,531
+
913,761,573
+ 12.9
8,873,891,484
7,988, 779,529
+
11.1
+
7.0
Frederick
4,637,491
266l029~,143
21
5,234,257
4,813,451
8.7
42,264,826
39, 495,680
395,851,837
332,922,351
+ 18.9
3,396,555,812
2,854, 009,905
+ 19.0
103,639,451
82,899,388
2,330,842,574
1,991,846,286
+ 17.0
18,472,854,595
16,562,377,165
+ 11.5
571,022,122
451,358,924
Columbia—Washington
Total (8
cities)
Federal
_
+
r
4,000,644
182I645I841
Reserve District—Atlanta
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville
95,675,789
__
66,753.429
+ 43.3
707,473,010
613,749,829
+ 15.3
16,262,527
+ 26.1
349.635,886
288,310,980
+ 21.3
2,931,880,119
2,554,320,369
+ 14.8
80,654,829
69,642,235
+ 15.8
66,837,874
62,770,139
1,040,000,000
_
Georgia—Atlanta
AUgU.Tla_
11,564,000
6.9
1,031,699,860
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
District of
i
+ 18.2
Reserve District—Richmond
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
Sixth
14,718,342
0.9
S
3,393, 134,464
HH
West
—
1948
Dec. %
2.8
Oranges
West
1,396,592,193
Inc. or
$
+ 19.8
Northern New
Jersey
Oil
1,383, 893,843
1949
$
+ 12.1
II
Fourth
4.3
1950
14,713,103
—
Total
—
or
"
Connecticut—Stamford
„
111.203,874
Week Ended October 7
Inc.
Dec. %
342,307,351
7,250,731
New Jersey—Montclair
Newark
;
New
$
15,127,556
:
tth»«
du
1949
10,399,644
p®* y.0rk
Syracuser
•
or
Dec. %
410,129,336
8,130,489
Si°
^™
~
Jamestown
*
Inc.
$
York
Ne^nYh°rk7"Albany
B nghamton
Total
Jan. 1 to Sept. 30-
1949
:
'■
939,800,000
+ 10.7
9,269,900,000
8,420,600,000
+ 10.1
266,800,000
+ 19.4
288,800,000
199,600,000
+ 32.8
179,188,010
178,844,601
161,104,594
+ 11.2
6,861,542
223,400,000
5,529,747
+ 24.1
4,405,560
4,618,197
145,450,206
+ 23.0
*4,l00l000
3,7571887
+ 14.4
3,758,454
3,701,946
24,435,818
:
Columbus
18,402,780
20,562,610
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
16,475,545
+ 24.8
19,127,312
■___
12,163,946
+ 57.3
409,023,017
149,493,784
127,720,651
+ 17.0
20,511,541
14,812,509
14,509,517
Mobile
+ 20.5
91,217,228
70,891,699
+ 28.7
67,029,582
64,090,059
298,083,696
247,364,978
+ 20.5
+ 23.7
3,992,743,978
3,552,195,975
+ 11.8
126+66,097
94,755,041
+ 33.2
89,519,866
98.134,601
25,992,785
+ 20.5
258,073,210
237,787,751
+
8.5
7,537,815
6,957,796
8.3
6,563,872
7,187,403
16,336,947
+ 27.2
160,954,616
130,966,711
+ 22.9
20,122,000
Jackson
3,155,449,955
+ 28.5
20,776,008
_
+ 26.8
23,417,258
420,743,056
31,308,053
:
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
322,530,696
30,087,661
520,613,941
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
17,579,000
+ 14.5
163,340,000
144,535,000
+
13.0
+
15.0
4^,loU,rf72
3,803,062,678
+
+ uU.2
Meridian
350,141,860
304,511,038
7,579,479
5,902,056
+ 28.4
55,329,627
47,727,088
+ 15.9
Vicksburg
2.402.203
1
pat, oao,
+ 00 p
18.355,156
16.1<UMi7
+ 13.7
608,445
542,456
+ 12.2
623,173,073
530,817,312
+ 17.4
4,955,581,599
4,688,161,586
5.7
154,551,219
127,914,536
+ 20.8
595,290
130,795,673
107,527,434
3,257,683,722
2,740,251,155
+ 18.9
27,452,445,944
24,547.788,148
+ 11.8
759,208,516
619,653,924
+ 22.5
673,118,680
562,791,159
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
(16 cities)
+
651,863
.
Seventh
Federal
Reserve
L
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
7,108,583
Rapids-
+ 24.0
57 752,999
52 204.182
1,690,869.712
+ 18.9
16,680 ,433,420
14,667 ,759,985
18,834,217
+ 50.0
197 507,468
147 109,777
+ 30.7
425 ,465,719
2,135,168
—11.1
1,277,527
1,936,162
11,311,087
10,129,605
+ 11.7
9,350,682
9,151,241
6~079,222
4,913,990
j
4,942,011
6,155,421
+ 34.3
41,616.954
1,898,355
+ 13.7
28,244,514
Flint
5,730,660
2,009,658,356
Detroit
Grand
"
54,386,598
+ 10.6
367 ,841,102
+ 15.7
Jackson
8,656,945
6,329,802
+ 36.8
,977,433
55 ,049,198
+ 21.7
Lansing
25,528,022
21,982,222
+ 16.1
225 148.870
206 ,570,060
Muskegon
12,997,756
8,777,938
+ 48.1
97 ,118,510
Bay City
13,828,336
8,809,989
+ 57.0
92 801,433
9.0
83 ,856,525
'
Indianapolis—
73 068,802
+ 25.6
21,490,248
+ 24.9
228 212.871
204 515,608
+ 11.6
58,057,695
50,249,769
+ 15.5
487, 034,957
455 062,988
+
7.0
222,946,654
+ 19.7
2,221 208,536
2,027 037,133
+
9.6
37,605,083
;
+ 23
+ 15.8
266,829,746
Gary
Bend
+
26,839,549
Indiana—Fort Wayne
South
66
30,445.315
7,149,247
4,921,788
+ 45.3
5,877,366
5,555,727
62,099,000
56,248,000
+ 10.4
53,564,000
46,482,000
5,811,798
317 998,075
260 ,554,700
+ 22.0
8,886:275
7,638,139
+ 16.3
6,223,134
11,284,153
+ 18.4
111. 082,644
102 943,094
+
7.9
3,577,496
2,942,520
+ 21.6
3,054,104
17,565,705
+ 20.9
184, 377,505
167 298,672
+ 10.2
329,960,079
Milwaukee
+ 23.5
13,361,944
21,241.833
.
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
258,598,928
+ 27.6
2,718 443,647
2,296 537,186
+18.4
80,189,824
58,530,550
+ 37.0
58,174,597
Osnkosh
4,583.470
3,986,227
+ 15.0
41 366,447
39 157,777
+
5.6
Sheboygan
8,470,418
7,940,214
+
6.7
73 823,493
69 699,917
+
5.9
Watertown
1,352,707
1,274,948
+
6.1
12
11
379,881
+
5.8
Manitowoc
3,312,438
2,745.670
+ 20.6
25, 599,766
23, 809,545
+
7.5
19,335,146
15,124,158
+ 27.8
156 275,775
135 785,254
142,085^706
142,309,842
0.2
58,944.009
+ 18.8
1,198, 035,402
561, 041,111
1,090 975,130
70,042.797
515 974,330
t
51.828,327
Iowa—Cedar
Rpaids
Des Moines
Sioux
City
Ames
—
037,925
+ 15.1
4,985,119
4,226,543
+
9.8
33,504,112
36,453,728
+
8.7
16,628,587
15,524,270
3,998,046
+ 17.9
—
+
8.1
7.1
3,867,079
29,086,162
26,777,374
13,455,661
14,285.585
"1U'
2,307,695
3,650,238
—36.8
21 822,729
22
7,190,204
5,409.146
+ 32.9
58, 633,869
50 682,611
+ 15.7
5,899,033
5,097,319
+ 15.7
48, 846,691
43 058,149
+ 13.4
1,340,825
1,753,673
—23.5
1,065,738
1,252,501
Chicago
3,450,041,076
2,971,877.232
+ 16.1
29,459 096,255
26,699 479,249
+ 10.3
+ 21.8
695,548,523
690.342,365
18,519,360
15.741.583
+ 17.6
136 199,428
123 290,058
+ 10.5
837,765,237
4,011,539
687,674,503
Decatur
7,405,816
—45.8
4,399,722
3,972.383
+ 10.4
——
Illinois—Aurora
^
Bloomington
367,132
—
2.4
Peoria
51,876,603
45,810.956
+ 13.2
445 308,975
406 831,767
+
9.5
13,286,861
12,029,629
11,321,227
16.850,591
Rockford
27,519.398
19,231.823
+ 43.1
220, 262,466
184 165,715
+ 19.6
6,394,998
4,862,944
+ 31.5
4,851,567
4,538.642
Springfield
17,625.438
15,109,424
+ 16.7
139 378,189
129 ,656.833
4,360,121
4,956,784
—12.0
4,349,245
3,906,236
2,251,924
1,738,501
+ 29.5
18 ,210,714
15 712,005
+ 15.9
6,746,718,452
5,731,523,556
+ 17.7
56,727,503,322
50,729,434,365
+ 11.8
1,103,467,905
922,347,650
+ 19.6
910,639,312
892,713,432
Sterling—
Total
(31
cities)
+
7.5
;
The
44
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
1950
Monday, October 16,
(1476)
Clearings at—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1.265,255.113
1,113.615,774
12,856,234
11,242,090
1,944,774
1,505,970
Kentucky—Louisville
613,230,383
488,066.867
Tennessee—Memphis
455.904,607
433,621,503
Missouri—St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Independence
1,732,945
1,758,181
9,220.869
8,305,205
2.360.144,925
2,058,115,590
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total (7
Ninth
cities).
Federal
Reserve
29,890,355
26,289,989
1,365,192,421
1,161,764,000
7,129,932
Minneapolis
6,471,050
Rochester-
466,351.546
421,372,810
3,695,505
3,316,868
1.135,409
1,215,570
37,970,244
St. Paul
32,148,875
Winona-—.!
North
Falls
Dakota—Fargo—
10.087,739,356
+
,7.1
104,543.986
98,853.919
+
29.1
17,813.388
14,131,247
+
4,466,584,133
+
12.3
138,182,462
109,153.742
5,018,091,764
+
7.5
133.363,185
136,446,563
3,559,608,286
3,311,540,580
2,161,551
+
16.116,364
14,896.828
+
78.769,591
70,229,721
+12.2
.+14.7
19.594,601,062
18,063.975,784
13.7
241,711,685
231,621,668
+
20,401,535
576.807,198
6.3
261,883,744'
112,040,965
96,652,156
9,244,734
8,414,542
+
4,399,125
1,971,743
493,960,259
524,727,079
6.496.924
16,308,822
+
9,460.161.026
58,709,174
+
450,301,200
10.2
32,059,198
+
3,700,405,177
+ 11.4
33,671,254
6.6
9,546,056
9,970,149
+ 18.1
263,560,138
249,550,495
—
37,818,000
0.2
35,632,000
9.7
42,730,722
43,388,460
131,042,841
130,195,047
+
228,018,642
205,977,074
7,473,742
+19.4
3,706.160
4.083.263
3,685,115
30.1
+
5,662,958
4,497,674
+25.9
4,959,553
+25.3
10,623,925
9.726,148
11,793,937
9,413.500
391,350,952
+18.3
427,585,662
411,024,032
463,003,467
0.7
27,028,163
25,304,341
6.8
+ 14.7
140,069,093
137,019,111
2.2
5.7
119,928,669
116,204,702
3.2
46,550,646
2,544,916
2,062,969,180
—
+
3.1
389,088,255
360,086,721
8.1
—
0.9
15,035,274
13,986,559
1,790,340.037
+ 15.2
15,495,377,287
14,470.135,484
2,137,984
+ 46-7
24,601,091
20,621,706
35,264,526
31,408,132
7.1
+
Otnuha
500,687,507
3,280,065
2,515,389
1,292,377
Topeka
I,376,975
37,345,906
.
31,099,686
283,088,890
+ 12.3
262,333,199
660,771
+ 13.0
639,978
636,385-
7.273,770
+ 14.0
115 783,358
+ 31.5
+ 13.0
6.820.830
6,853,601
18.6
11,974,717
12,043,665
+ 28.3
324.377,606
289,772,795
8.4
10,535,652
11.400,623
+ 27.4
2,647,214
1.865,906
4,928,774,430
4,328,463,276
24,529,139
22,226,764
6.2
11,559,523
12,464,718
20.1
309,635,361
278,247,893
+ 11.3
521,832,623
437,126,980
+ 19.4
119,949,121
123,379,307
10.4
+
7.3
—
7,000.000
6,193,942
14,984,754
12,633,604
♦
"49,759,882
5,469,531
+ 25.4
55,918,724
51,622,742
+
+ 21.6
12,181,650,052
11,262,683,451
+
350,366,910
273.0129,418
1,258,494,511
8.2
1,530,072,137
428,020,464
390,518,029
+
9.6
53,575,129
+ 27.4
11,822,122
10,904.846
41,905,427
2,049,111
1,507,605
+ 35.9
16,102,889
14,721,384
+
134,847,029
+ 21.6
1,346,330,156
1,254,008,719
+
7.4
163.934,741
II,071,327
+ 17.3
98,583,799
90,667,570
+
8.7
2,915,298
2,288,353
12.994,215
+
9.4
58,844,098
—
St. Joseph
—
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Springs.
C
8.3
534,938,039
Pueblo
460,118,973
+ 16.3
4,286,908,114
3,782,748,799
9,010,387
+ 34.1
96,514,525
80,963,752
+ 19.2
+
+ 13.3
12,081,600
Denver——
Total (15 cities)
7,239,722
7,095,041'
8.290,760
152,264,359
+ 18.3
Missouri—Joplin
City—
—
7.9
+ 30.4
+
1.0
553.725
+ 13.9
•+
+ 29.8
—
899,763
742,95£
890,820
+ 19.3
6,861,243
Wichita
/
625,445
650,074,566
Kansas—Manhattan——
.*
City—-
Hastings
Lincoln
4.400.432
i
7.5
3,136.202
Federal- Reserve District—Kansas
8.848,946
1.4
—
19,028,115
2,522,217
Nebraska—Fremont
9.9
+ 10.7
+ 25.1
+ 25.2
48,000,398
Total (16 cities).
83,454,003
294,-251,33*,
5.8
—
2,579,329
17,706,474
_
96,110,274
5.6
+
21,676,873
16,699,950
Lewiston—,—
+ 15.9
+
4.2
10.7
+
21,822,172
Great Falls—
7.311,459
296,005,345
—
5.0
—
7.634.561
4.4
19.7
6,799.221
2.6
3,358,133.759
+
3,228,148
Colorado—Colorado
1,975.246
313,369,824
28,212,045
—
Carthage
112,740,377
4.4
60,210,981
—
Kansas
103,401,938
+
10,057,648,332
6.620,700
Montana—Billings—___
-
108,283,075
2.3
8.5
10.2
+
4,745,000
Sioux Fa lis
-
26.6
101.789,075
+
—
+
+ 17.5
5,979,303
Parsons
280,300.000
2.426,774
1.4
11.0
—
4,738,000
Helena
9.5
8.2
5.1
+
Minot
South Dakota—Aberdeen
234,300,000
+
26.1
+ 25.6
+
Grand Forks
Huron
276,700.000
5.8
+ 14.4
—
Tenth
303,100,000
10,799,657,683
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
Fergus
+ 13.6
3.105,743,955
2,541,410,345
+22.2
24,614.049,780
22,289,424,072
+ 10.4
552,194,063
431,665,330
490.640.449
27.9
+
1.305,043
2,009,233.
44.1
+
452,364,819
;,
"
i
Eleventh
'r
Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
46,650,405
31,990,398
+ 45.8
332.646.615
270,866,561
8.612,431
7,715,475
284,303,084
228,391,080
+ 22.8
+ 11.6
8,093,696
7,012, Q9S
+
24.5
231,616,492
203.851,009.
+
8.0
26,167,791
26,932,110
+ 20.9
7.022,000
5,298,000
4,433,122
2,922,341
+ 22.8
23,541,125
18,245,895
+ 29.0
183,611,548
149,537,443
1,276,085,282
1,028,981,740
+ 24.0
10,449,640,773
8,997,570,195
+
16.1
El Paso.:
116,210,865
89,697,317
+ 29.6
987,455,959
845,198,795
+
16.8
Ft. Worth
98,808.312
+ 27.9
1,032,824,087
886,147,520
+
16.6
29,590,038
27,391,343
126,392,638
Galveston
24,532,000
+ 32.8
228,142,000
218,856,000
+
4.2
7,370,000
6,095,000
32,586,000
1,083,557,184
896,481,942
+ 20.9
8,582.634,616
7,753,169,283
+
10.7
Beaumont
Dallas
W
Houston
6,064,956
Texarkuna
Louisiana—Shreveport
—
Total (11 cities)
Twelfth
Federal
52,327,813
56,364,759
+ 28.9
192,552,680
152,681,573
5,047,110
+ 27.7
49,251,862
39,346,028
46,343,047
-
2.5
16,944,423
6,447,178
j,_.
Wichita Falls
6,219,163
21,833,470
Port Arthur
45,084.483
2.8
380,315,710
362,465,386
2,785,712,150
Reserve District—San
2,262,032,783
—
+
+ 23.2
22,471,403,663
19,732,203,543
6,298.071
Seattle
Yakima
5,661,236
+ 11.2
48A931,614
48,342,215
509.645,465
+ 27.4
4,936,164.884
4,301,705,997
19,085,524
Oregon—Eugene
'
16,180.656
+ 18.0
133,527,820
134.581,228
37.010,397
Idaho—Eoise
31,103,284
+ 19.0
279,100.050"
246,681,568
Utalv—Ogden
—.
11,726,000
9,235,000
+ 27.0
83,873,000
72,030,000
854,397.630
__.
Portland
!
7.2
—
4,739,662
26.1
+
4.225,930
+ 12.2
+ 25.2
10.638,927
9,965.376
+
6.8
9,955,757
9.729,500
4.9
+ 13.9
345.259,142
283,784,204
+
21.7
237,288,358
255,745,047
+ 14.7
153.464,379
118,815,498
+ 29.2
124,439.809
0.8
4,830,336
3.810,153
+ 26.8
4,291,641
4,648,443
135,411,945
136,962,057
+ 35.4
144,925,616
131,403,125
77,916,639
52,326,782
+ 48.9
56,206,044
+
Francisco—•
649,436,384
Washington—Bellingham—
'
639.228,074
+ 33.7
6,003,051,053
5,307,383,130
15,722,350
11,856.944
+ 32.6
103,71)8,997
89,159,764
1.2
+
—
+
+ 16.4
+
13.1
+ 16.3
271,460,835
236.893,560
+ 14.6
2,191,767,297
2,062,114.498
+
6.3
65,179,723
49,409.003
+ 31.9
566,119,709
535,001,500
+
5.8
California—Bakersfield
City—
107,223,043
13.1
Arizona—Phoenix
Salt Lake
•
20,132,442
19,872,481
1.3
189,866,759
207,304,702
—
+
8.4
Eerkeley
26,364,132
23,158,422
+ 13.8
230,416,250
216,691,824
+
6.3
Long Beach
69.870,377
57,775,627
+ 20.9
594,823,953
502.670,919
+ 18.3
Modesto
20.938,619
18,592,345
+ 12.6
152,921,171
145,314,935
+
52,783,933
M! fer-*
Pasadena
47,471,347
42,403,628
+ 12.0
430,209,799
369,893,329
+
15,404,371
13,194,054
8,144.001
+ 16.8
10,177,970
3.9
7,690,170
7,629,163
•'
■
; c
5.2
10.065,141
16.3
10,469,507
—
10.064.566
8,293,374
+ 21.4
92,706,740
81,409,226
+ 13.9
1,619,182,625
+ 25.1
15,963,678,031
14.362,468,104
+ 11.1
476,710.934
374,364,902
+ 27.3
410,651,131
361,497,131
2,026,049,989
San Jose_
53,130,088
+ 21.4
470,501,523
406,736,728
+ 15.7
14,723,166
11,776,273
+ 25.0
13,875,233
64,506,724
11,073,237
Santa Barbara
17,979,307
+ 11.5
165.257,616
151,526,574
+
9.1
5,298.257
3,860,394
+ 37.2
4,540,115
20,051,127
8tockton.
43,223,215
35,961,601
+
20.2
337,144,532
302,678,993
+ 11.4
9.953,209
8,395,348
+ 18.6
9,547,707
11.6
953,778.377
733,974,968
29.9
''>y&k\U5-,436
Riverside—
San Francisco
Total (19 cities)
Grand
total
4.278,989,452
+ 25.6
32,973,770,798
29,543,695,234
62,634,204.109
+ 18.3
617,686,793.811
560,737,722,626
+ 10.2
17,602,955.470
14.254,553,179
39,694,155,734
fNot
ixvoi
3,405,562,720
74,117,950,544
(184 cities)
Outside New York
♦Estimated.
'jasiimatea.
+
33,210.090.546
+ 19.5
326,288,154,016
294,225,139.819
+
10-9
8,382,534,088
6,821.641,642
—f—,
axanaoie.
available.
.
a
a
Clearings for Montclair
are now
included in Newark Clearings. Cumulative figures
+
shown for 1950 are those for the first six montns.
-
Sfwrr
3,879,606
-
9,320,25*
697,606,943
—
23.5
14,085,102,688
13,161,099,557
+ 22.9
7,055,102.916
6,376,415,498
+
iVolume 172
Number 4951
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1477)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where
indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Foreign Exchange Rales
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff
Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank certifies
to
the
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
give below
daily
the different countries of the world.
on
We
record for the week just passed:
a
NOTICE
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
OCTOBER
6,
FEDERAL
RESERVE
1950, TO OCTOBER
BANK
12,
1950,
Port
Maine
TARIFF
ACT
OF
INCLUSIVE
1st &
Noon
United
States
gold
% -4% %
•
Products
Co.,
Money
3 970
bonds, due
Transportation
Milk
Pag*
debentures.-Oct 31
~
Oct
Argentina, peso—
Oct. 7
preferred stock
S
Basic
Oct. 10
•-$
V
$
T
Free
Australia,
Bank
.200000*
.133333*
.133333"
.0728666*
pound
franc
Belgium,
.200000*
.133333*
.0732750*
2.231573
Closed
.0198321
Oct
'Brazil,
cruzeiro
.0544060
.0544060
.0544060
/945000
.945000
koruna
India,
Dominion
Mexico, peso
of,
.00285625
rupee
.208700
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.208760
.208700
.208700
-.TT5TO7
.115707
.115707
-
•
.262333
.0349000
dollar
franc
Closed
peso
peso
.425531*t
type
upon
Day
.561707*t
.561797*1
.561797*1
.425531*1
.425531*1
((In
(
thousands
creased
dollars)
of
Oct. 4,
1950
Oct. 12,
1950
21,087,429
fund
for
F.
ctf.
reserves
Industrial
Penn
256,156
advances
67,425
2,235
2,227
946
1,356.354
70,250
5.775,900
14.123,818
298,100
72,950
3,922.475
Govt,
S.
loans
from
and
3,824,475
7,538,200
19.506,752
securities.
19,374,897
17,778,624
securities..
other
of
Uncollected
the
Chicago District
banks
was
increase
net
at
all
reporting
$6,000,000.
of
Treasury
Holdings
indebtedness decreased $110,000,000 at all
of
reporting member banks; the principal decrease
000,000 in the Kansas City District.
19,576,412
19,421,406
17,888,303
24
24
35
127,334
136,406
103,945
banks..
items
was
$34,-
Holdings of Treas¬
notes decreased $46,000,000.
3,023,518
3,110,408
36,144
32,828
assets
77,876
70.239
113,728
45,251,29.9
assets
45,253,568
sinking fund
U.
notes
Borrowings decreased $101,000,000 in New York City
a
total of $124,000,000
at all reporting member
and
S,
Treasurer—gen.
acct..
507,792
848,429
liabilities
of
reporting
287,269
301,104
689,264
Assets—
-
deposits
18,629,482
18,762,616
17,919,989
2,556,010
2,560,305
2,238,524
9,271
8,344
availability items—
Other Iiab., incl, accrued divs.
liabilities
44,336,862
44,342,957
chasing
43,533,249
in
220,884
220,790
488,173
—
488,173
Other
207,033
27,543
S.
167,224
Real
accts.
45,251,299
45,253,568
Other
44,401,760
U.
of
Ratio
to
serves,
note
gold
certificate
deposit and
R.
53.2%
53.3%
56.6%
trial
24,369
make
loans
22,583
3,670
indus¬
obligations
1,504
1,540
75
4-
4,829
+
77
+
4,913
+
200
+
2,500
189
—
bills
5
+
33,694
'
387
+
280
1
+
98
+
849
—40
+
—
+
19
The condition
statement of
of the Federal
shows
the
following
ended
Oct.
4:
1st
mortgage
North
Penn
'5ViV<>
principal
of
Government
System
in
changes
$151,000,000
securities,
leading
for
in
the
cities
week
holdings
$178,000,000
of
Republic
6%
deposits
and
Gover^paent deposits, and
in
demand
deposits
$536,000,000
increase of
an
credited
to
Commercial,
preferred
Standard Oil
Western
Fund,
Francisco
in
and
District,
agricultural
York
City,
A
of California
$15,000,000
loans
in
the
in¬
in
Atlanta
due
*
_Oct 16
Nov
9
Oct 15
1136
1032
3032
Oct
1231
1235
31
Nov
1
754
1951—-Nov
1
1346
Nov
1
1957—.Nov
1
1951
bonds, due
and B
2%% debs.,
gold bonds,
1346
:
'
•
1347
Nov 15
due
•
1966—Oct 20
3034
1951—
due
Dec
1
1350
DIVIDENDS
(Continued from page
American
Metal
American
Share
Products
Maize
Natural
preferred
American
Gas,
domestic
Seal-Kap
Smelting
&
5%
—
110
—
46
—
1
banks
i
$5
Anaconda
30
+
1,334
62
+
54
171
+
49
+
—
—
3
1,930
—
536
9,436
1,367
205
and
deposit accounts,
U.
S.
Govt,
254
15,423
banks
Interbank
—
+
2,698
+
153
868
—
+
699
+
+
44
124
+
—
+
61
11
111
except
Glass
prior
preferred
6%
prior
preferred
$4.50
Clayton
common
Cotton
Common
Associated
Amer.
preferred
will be found
and
common
a
list of
stocks
corporate bonds, notes,
called
for
redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
including
Electrical
preferred
°
10-24
10-13
40c
10-16
10-
11-
10-21.
1
6
1-20
10-13
156'/4C
11-
1
10-10
$1.12 Vi
$1.12'/a
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
51
$3
$15c
J$l.l2Vi
"J.2-18
12-23
12-38
12-
1
10-31
12-
1
10-31
10-24
10-25
30-
11-
10-16
1
5
25c
22 Vic
II-
1
10-16
52
—
—•
—
(quar.)—
—,
—.——
12-
1
10-27
12-
1
52
30c
$1.08%
$1
$1
10-16
10-27
9-21
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
.10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
Co.—
$2.50
(s-a)
preferred
11-10
'10-25
Co.
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
$1
11-
1
10-201
37Vic
(quar.).
Ltd.—
(quar.).
$1
933Ac
(quar.).
preferred series A
preferred series B (quar.)
Powder Co., 4% preferred A
Plywood Corp.
(quar.)— -
11-
1
10-17
+$1.37/2
11-
1
10-16
11-
Proprietary,
preference
Nichols
9-26
5%
20c
(interim)
—
■
Wiborg
7
Fe Ry.—
City
convertible
"J.2-
12-18
Ltd.—
Industries
(quar.)
RR.
I-2-51
Ltd.—
& Santa
Line
12-21
7 Vic
Industries,
Picture
quarterly
Coast
10-11:
12-23
Corp.—
3.75%
Avco
5
10-13
(quar.)—
Topeka
non-cum.
$1.20
11-18
10-20
Electric Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar,).——
2nd preferred (quar.)——
"5Vi%
1
10-20
receipts for ord, reg.
Motion
4preferred
Austin
12-
1-31-51
(quar.)
preferred
dep.
Atchison,
&
10-
50c
(s-a)
Associated Telephone Co.,
Atlas
9-25
1
5c
Associated
Atlas
Notices
10-16
10-17
75c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
conv.
4%
10-16
1
(quar.)———
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
1
11-
Mills—;
preferred
5%
11-
11-
$1.50
$1.50
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
4Vi % convertible preference (quae.)
4%
9-15
Inc.—
tquar.)
(quar.)
&
preferred
Arcade
4%
10-16
50c
Co
Extra
Atlantic
(San Francisco District).
10-16
40c
4.35%
"September 20 ligures revised
2
—*—
Anderson
Increased
27,338
6
11-
30c
Corp.,
Products,
6%
accounts,
during week
3
10-
75c
$1.25
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Cable
&
Hocking
Post
5%
6
11-
10-31
Co.—
Common
banks
demand
Wire
Anchor
6%
10-
11-30
$1.25
3,701
63
10-27
SI
$2.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
6,698
178
3
75c
$1.75
com.—
Co.
common
+
r-
48.984
Borrowings
to
10-18
1
Inc.—
preferred
conv.
6%
adjusted—
Time deposits, except government
U. S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
deposits
Foreign
preferred
Metals,
Artkraft
Debits
11-
(accum.)
pfd.
—
—
+
11-
56V4C
15c
(quar.)
Lead & Smelting
(irreg.) —:
prior
'J.0-16
(quar.)—
Zinc,
Common
10-1-6
10-13*
Co.,
—
—
2,310
Refining
Corp.,
1
10-27
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
4V2% preferred (quar.)
12,294
Banks
Viscose
1
11-
20c
preferred
American
11-
3
11-15
(quar.)
$6
9-20
—_
preferred
Corp.
(Del.)
Superpower,
11-21
25c
4Vi%
preferred
1
10-16
37Vic
__—
Screw.
1st
t0-
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.
tfolden
10-16
$1.12j/2
I2V2C
common
pfd.
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Co.
(bi-monthly)
News
When
Payable of Rec.
30c
Co.,
Co., Ltd., 4'/2%
American National Fire
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4 Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
—
10)
Per
320
6,244
6
792
Reserve
—
domestic
$43,000,000
1
15
Telegraph Co.—
144
6,390
Federal
Cash in vault
Below
New
Nov
stk...Nov
Inc.—
series
stock,
Co.
Union
25-year 5%
Ault
industrial
$108,000,000
Fago
stock
.
1,430
3,567
in
in
3.239
.
lien gold
+
—
'."'1?'
banks.
San
adjusted
1
CALLED
gold bends, series B,
Co.—
Investors
Atlantic
States
creased
5%
Gas
demand
in
•
...Nov
—
gold bonds, series A, due
1st mortgage and
Atlantic Refining
$699,000,000
the
mortgage 5.50%
balances with Federal Reserve Banks, $254,000,-
reserve
United
Reserve
Decreases
States
weekly reporting member
1
Co.—
+
151
7,826
1,046
—
14
22,425
of
—
9
+
2,397
indebtedness...
5
+
+
5,609
certificates
Domestic
000
Water
Anchor
299
....
securities—Total
135
—
.
5,061
—
banks..
with
2,596
+
543
loans
with
+
1,892
Condilion Statement of Member Banks
3238
l974-_Nov
preferred stock
$4 cum.
American Telephone & Telegraph
dollars)
Liabilities-
United
Robblns, Inc.,
1st
Ampco
986
notes
Reserve
106
—
371
bonds
S.
Demand
banks
&
Rochelle
6%
loans
Balxnce
._
of
pur¬
Other securities
correspondents
to
for
securities
Treasury
U.
Contingent liability on accept¬
ances -purchased for foreign
dealers
purchasing or carrying:
obligations
Treasury
liabilities combined....
Commitments
for
Government
Treasury
re¬
F.
S.
and
Government
estate
Loans to
Total liabilities & cap.
1
& Co., Inc., cum. conv. 2nd preferred stock
Meyer-Bridges Co., 4%% s. f. debentures, due 1960
American
securities
Other
27,543
174,105
millions
68,673
.___
Government
loans
U.
466,711
27,543
177,7)37
1349
Dec
Merck
American
carrying:
or
S.
Other
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
1949
15,925
brokers
to
U,
paid
...
loans
Capital Accounts—
Capital
1950
Loans—gross—28,589
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural 28,983
Loans
Total
McKesson
7%
and Investment—Total
Loans
12,355
Deferred
1977
preferred
American
Oct. 5,
(In
Loans—net
Total
1
1978
bonds due
ISSUE
American
or
(—) since
Sept. 27,
1950
557,790
Other
bonds, due
due
2nd
Corp.,
American Phenolic
dec.
554,057
987,259
1348
Dec
Refrigerator Co., $2.25 cumulative pfd.
Kansas Power & Light Co. 5% preferred stock
Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., 6Vi% preference stock
American
of the assets and
summary
16,118.878
1,045.193
Foreign
1348
Hussmann
6%
A
23,362,381
16,625.824
1
Name of Company
Inc. (+)
23,011,692
16,789,228
Nov
cumul. pfd. stock.—Oct 31
Corp.—
series,
bonds
Zellerbach
Crown
in all districts.
increased
Oct. 4,
acct.
•
"755
tricts, and demand deposits credited, to domestic banks
44.401,760
23,142,099
bank—reserve
14
Oct 16
trust
American
Reserve
.
—Nov
1960
Date
collateral
Service
Public
in all dis¬
Liabilities—
Deposits:
Member
due
Co.—
Co.—
deposits adjusted decreased $267,000,000 in
City, $70,000,000 in the Chicago District and
$50,000,000 in the Kansas City District; and they in¬
creased
$106,000,000
in
the
San
Francisco
District.
member banks follows:
Federal
debs,
York
banks.
Total
1.235
Demond
New
2,651,430
36,494
premises
752
1
•Announcement In this Issue.
United States Government deposits decreased
foreign banks
Notes
Other
■
14,164,018
Total
Chicago;
in the
4,166,424
Certificates
U.
of
member
ury
Bonds
Bank
108,733
securities:
Notes
R.
44,282
1,347,309
Govt,
Total
outside
decreased $36,000,000
1
Nov
bonds, due 1963
Electric
mortgage
New
23,355,335
213,983
loans
F.
547,904
22,264,958
Bills:
Due
525,530
198,074
and
S.
22,807,431
22.211,567
cash
de¬
Philadelphia District and $30,000,000 in the Boston Dis¬
certificates
Total gold
U.
21,739,428
524,138
Discounts
securities
R.
notes
other
Government
Dec
1978
Company and Issue—
$135,000,000.
trict, and
certificates
States
1
mem¬
purchasing
1949
Assets—
Redemption
United
&
ENTIRE
$200,000,000 at all reporting
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $34,000,000 in the
Oct. 11,
Gold
total of
Loans to brokers and dealers for
carrying
or
Reserve Banks Combined
X-i
a
fund
Electric
debentures
1st
District and
sink,
due
Revere Copper & Brass,.Inc., 5VV%
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc.—
50-year 5% debentures, due 1989
Union Terminal Co., 1st mtge. 3%
Wisconsin
ber banks.
*
1233
Nov
Gas
3j/2%
Statement of Condition of the 12 Federal
cumul. preferred—:_Nov 15
par
bonds, 2%% series due 1965
Co., $4.25 cumul. preferred stock
cumul. preferred shares
Service
West
merchandise.
of
1344
1344
1
Narragansett Electric Co.—
3%
Columbus
.658327*1
.425531*1
.
Nov
Co.—
F.)
A.)
1130
....
Ltd., 4%%, $100
(B.
15-year 4V4%
.229500
.658327*1
Rubber Co.—
debentures, due 1961
mortgage
(M.
ser.
Public
2.783750
f6583$7*t
Cos.,
bds,
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., *4%
2.800742
.561797*1
depends
.229475
2.783750
2.800742
.658327*t
tApplication
.193314*
2.783750
30-year 2%%
1st mortgage bonds, series E 3%,
National Vulcanized Fibre
Co.—
.328250
2.800742
2.800742
Day
.0348571
.193314*
.229375
2.783750
peso
•Nominal.
.0349000
.193314*
.229290
Union 61 South 'Afriea, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.496250
.328250
--.;3280»0
.193314*
.140154*
.496250
.0349000
.328250
krona
•
1231
Hanna
Columbus
.140154*
.496250
15
Fraser
2.772896
*•.496250
3.230
bonds, ser. J due 1976—-Nov
Corp.—
Steel
20-year 3%
.262300
2.772896
•-",14011*4*
1129
1
1st
2.772896
Closed
.140154*
1029
1
series A___Nov
Goodrich
.262300
2.772896
15
1969
Co., conv. preferred stock,
Firestone Tire &
.00285625
.262320
peso
Settlements,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
.144938*
.0200600
;
.238379*
.115707
Philippine -Islands,
"Portugal,- escudo
Switzerland,
.208500
.0200600
.144938*
-.00285625
>■
.238379*
Nether-lands, -guilder
New
Zealand, pound..
Norway, krone
Sweden,
.208500
.0200600
.144938*
'
.144938*
.
France
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, deutsche mark
Straits
.208500
.0200600
Denmark, krone
Oct
cumulative preferred stock__Nov
debentures due
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.—
Ref. and impvt. mtge. 3 Va %
.945892
.208500
Czechoslovakia,
1029
Atlantic Refining
Consol. mtge.
.0544060
.942656
15
1962
D, due 1996_Nov
1
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd. 1st mtge. 3Vic/o bbnds___Nov 15
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—
15-year 4% sinking fund debentures, due 1962
Nov
1
Day
.0196500*
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
1229
Oct
due
Betheleheni
Columbus
.0198285
Notes
"*»§•
1
debentures
American Viscose Corp, 5%
2.231573
.0198208
•
1349
REDEMPTION
25-year 3%
.0725000*
,
16
sink, fund debs., dvie 1964_Nov
20-year 3%
.133333*
2.231473
.0198250
$
.200000*
.0733500*
2.231573
American Bosch Corp., 3%%
American Tobacco Co—
Oct. 12
$
.200000*
Preferential
Oct. 11
13
Data
PARTIAL
Oct. 9-
1345
bonds series B due 1970--Oct
Company and Issue—
Oct. 6
•
Oct 27
1955-1960
17
Co.—
refunding mtge. 3%%
United
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Value-in
8%
general
mortgage 4
Corp.,
Co.—
mtge. series L 3 Vis due
Hotel St. George Corp.—
1930
Philadelphia
Country and Monetary Unite
Power
lst
UNDER
Date
Concession
1st
TREASURY
TO
OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
Asuncion
Central
FOREIGN
45
&
Co.,
convertible
Inc.,
prior
Mfg.' Corp.,' $2.25
;
(quar.)
10c
,30c
(quar.)—
56'Ac
common
preference
conv.
pfd.
1
10-20
11-1
10-20
il-
10-16
1
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1478)
Per
'
Name of Company
Baldwin
Locomotive
Baldwin
Rubber
Share
Works
Co.
Bangor
Hydro-Electric
Basin
Oil
Bates
&
Co.
Ltd.,
Power
&
Bathurst
Class
A
Corp.
Beaux-Arts
$6
1st
Home
1
11-
11-
1
10-16
Cockshutt Plow
75c
——$1.50
11-
1
10-20
Colorado Fuel
(stock dividend)
$1.75
$4c
$35c
25%
11-
1
10-20
Colonial Finance, 4% %« pfd. (quar.)________
Columbia Gas System, Inc.
(quar.)
$1.18%
18%c
10-16
10-17
12- 1
11- 1
11-1
11-15
12-
Combustion
75c
10-30
pfd.
pr.
40c
75c
10-16
11-1
11-15
10- 3
^
9-29
10-31
$$2
12-15
/12- 9
10- 5
10- 5
50c
55c
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
$1
10-16
9-30
37 %c
"*7%c
12Vic
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
10-14
10-14
10-10
11-
10-16
(quar.)
Inc.
W.)
7%
Boston
&
Boston
6%
pfd.
11-
10-
10-16
Concord
9
Gas
A
Confederation
Quarterly
10-24
10-
6
Connecticut
12-15
12-
9
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
47%c
10-11
$2.04
preferred
(quar.)
51c
11-
1
11-
7%
Trust
Rubber
&
(Mass.)
Co.
10-13
10-
1
Consolidated
Car
10-
1
Consolidated
Chemical
11-15
10-16
11-
$2
preferred
$2.20
$-25
Class
A
Class
B
7%
Consolidated
9-29
Consolidated
Dearborn
11-11
Consolidated
Edison
11-25
11-1$
&
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
preferred
9-30
all
10-16
11-
1
10-16
$$28
:
1
$$28
clear
11-
2-
1
1-15
5%
pfd.
5%
10-18
50c
11-
10-
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-27
10-31
1
9
Steel
Products
10-13
10c
Forge
4%
preferred
(quar.)
10-10
10-19
10-
50c
Co
Inc.,
Buvnham
10-25
20c
Corp
Company
Bullock'sl,
Power
preferred
10-26
10-16
11-
10-12
$1
______
Corp.
1
10-10
10-28
10-
Class
B
J40c
10-28
10-
1
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 preferred (accum.)
32c
11-15
11-
3
Bush
10c
11-
10-20
Crown
25c
12-18
12-
Crown
25c
11-
1
10-12
$1.75
11-
1
10-12
Butte Copper & Zinc
(A.
Corn
(irreg.)
Co.,
Company,
preferred (quar.)_;
Corp.
„
common
M.)
Financial
_.
common
(extra
6
$1
1st
2nd
Mills,
Ltd.,
(s-a)
10-16
preferred
(quar.)
participating
preferred
California Electric Power Co., $3
California
Oregon
Power,
preferred
preferred
Corn
7%
Cork
California
Portland
consented
to
Zellerbach
(Entire
Nov.
Insurance
preference
Canada
Foils,
Class
A
Class
A
9-30
10-16
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
Power
10-25
10-18
11-
1
10-20
12-20
11-15
11-15
10-31
$30c
10-16
15c
$50c
Ltd._
10-16
$15c
(s-a)
9-30
Canadian
Bronze
preferred
Class
Davenport
(irreg.)
Dayton
Canadian
Foreign
Canadian
Industries,
Canadian
4 %
%
Oil
1st
Canadian
Ltd.,
Companies.
preferred
Delaware
Uti'ities,
1
1
9-30
10-28
10-14
11-
1
10-10
11-
1
10-10
12-15
11-18
9-30
Carolina, Clinchfield
Carolina
Power
&
Carpenter Paper Co.,
4%.preferred
Celotex
5%
Corporation,
Aguirre
Central
Coal
9-29
11-15
10-14
1-15
12-29
pfd.
Ry.
Co.,
(quar.)
$$1.25
(quar.)___
$1.25
50c
com
common
5%
Discount
'.
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Coke
Co
Gas
&
(irreg.)
Electric
10-27
10-20
10-10
Ohio
Steel
Central
Paper Co.
Central
Soya
Products
12-18
12-
11-
10-20
1
1
Co.
Chesapeake
Corp.
dividend
shares
Co
10-31
10-
(N.
of
9
10-16
9-30
11-
1
10-16
15c
11-
1
10-10
12-
1
11-15
10-
5%
10-31
10-16
11-15
11-
3
40c
(quar.)
10-16
11-
10-
6*
4
the
the
25%
stock
1
number
dividend
convertible
Chicago
Chicago
Allerton
Corp.
Chicago
Yellow
Chickasha
(quar.)
11-15
11-
4
Cotton
1
10-
6
1-15
12-
6
11-10
10-16
$1.37%
1-2-51
12-15
11-
10 15
Mfg.
Gas
30c
Clearfield &
30c
&
l__
Electric
Mahoning Ry.
&
Co
(s-a)
10-20
11-25
10-20
11-
10-20
(A.
12-20
12-20
10-19
10- 9
10- 9
11-15
11- 1
$35c
10-20
9-29
$21
10-16
9-30
(s-a) J.
$1.25
■'
Fuller
(D.
B.)
10-13
1
10-23
9-30
$12'/2c
(quar.)
11- 1
11- 1
10-14
$$1.12%
Co.,
&
11- 1
10-13
25c
10-31
10-13
55c
(quar.)
Malting Co., com.
(quar.)_
10-31
10-13
Inc.-f
2%c
5%
Company,
1-2-51
12-18
12%c
11- 1
10-16
(quar.)____
30c
12-20
12- 1
(quar.)_
62%c
10-31
10-17
35c
$1
10-20
11- 1
10- 5
10-20
$1.06V4
11- 1
9-*8
60c
preferred
10-25
10-10
Gair
10-10
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., 5%
50c
10-25
10-10
Gardner-Denver
10-20
10-10
4%
12-27
12-20
General
6%
Co.,
10-25
9-22
pfd.
conv.
10-25
(Robert)
,
10-14
Inc.—
Investing Co.,
&
Common
10-11
11-
50c
(quar.)_^_
$3
Grain
preferred
Gabriel
11-24
10-19
—
Ltd., common
F.)
1
15c
20c
Ltd
Co
common
10^20
12-
12'/2C
______
—
Ltd.,
J.)
1
,11- 1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sixth
West
(Fred
$2.20
11-20
12-25
12-25
12-
11-
4
1
1
10-16
(quar.)—
8c
10-16
10-
11-15
10-16
$1.50
1-1-51
(
9*
12-20
2
12-
1
10-25
10-10
30c
10-16
9-29
15c
10-20
10-10
Dominion Coal
General
10-25
10-11
10-16
8-31
$3.50
$5
15%
Fabrics,
from
3%c
$37%c
net
from
net
11-
1
10-14
6c
10-25
10-15
10-16
9-30
$4
11-15
11-1
General
11-15
11-
General
Glass
Ltd.
&
pfd.
Co.
10-31
$38c
10-27
9-29
$$1.50
11-15
10-31
11-1
10-16
11-
10-16
$37%c
(quar.)
Gillette
1
$$1.12%
(quar.)
com.
10-16
$25c
10-16
(quar.)
Linoleum
$25c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
Dominion Tar
Common
&
10-31
10-16
9-15
$25c
Co.,
10-27
9-29
&
7%
Worsteds
11-
1
10-16
$12%c
Ltd
$$1.75
10-
11-
Co.,
$4
preferred
A
2nd
Co.
4%
$5
10-16
(E.
I.)
de
Nemours
$4.50
preferred
Supply
Co.,
10-30
10-20
(quar.)_
75c
$1.25
10-25
1
10- 9
10- 1
25c
10-25
10-10
—.*
$1.12%
10-25
10-10
50c
10-20
10-10
11-
10-16
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%%
10-16
10-
2
10-16
10- 2
11-
1
10-16
9-30
10-
5
56'/4C
(increased)
50c
11-30
50c
2-28-51
15c
11-15
Co.
(quar.)
1
10-16
10-
2
11-
1
$50c
10-31
10-10
$1
12-15
11-15
$1.25
12-15
11-15
25c
11-
1
10-16
75c
11-
1
10-20
$25c
12-15
11-25
(quar.)
25c
11-24
(resumed)
25c
11-21
25c
10-20
9-29
56%4C
11-15
11-1
(quar.)
preferred
Hosiery
&
A
Co.
Gray
Union
$2.25
Great
preferred
American
Ltd.
_—
Co.
Co.
Grayson-Robinson
,
(quar.)_
Company,
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Batteries, Inc
—
Stores,
Inc.,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
(N.
Southern
Life
10-10
Green
(Daniel)
Co.
Green
(H.
11-
10-16
Greer
L.)
Ce.f
Hydraulics,
Insurance
Co.,
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
6
.
10-16
*
9-20
40c
lz-i»
12-
l
$2
common
(extra)
5%
6
11-
>
30c
10-10
11^
Y.)—
Quarterly
10-25
1
2-14
11-15
10-25
17c
11-16
11-
15c
preference
Great
(quar.)__
1
$2.50
87 %c
Co.—
__
11-
(quar.)__
pfd.
common
common
$1.12%
&
(quar.)
&
10-18
10c
f
convertible
Class
2
20c
(quar.)__
preferred
Metals
10-
$30c
$3.50
Co.,
10-14
10-16
81»Ac
(quar.)
11-15
$i
(quar.)l
10-18
;—
common
Co.
&
Corp.,
Rubber
2
60c
Co., Ltd
Furniture
H.)
9-15
$$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Dryden Paper
(quar.)
11-15
10-31
10-6
preferred (s-a)
Grand
preferred
common
10-16
10-18
10-18
11-15
Tool
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
Paper, Ltd.—
convertible
Chemical
11-15
10-31
11-1
(quar.)
American
Grafton
1
9-29
9-29
9-29
$$1.25
common
preferred
Gotham
(quar.)
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
(quar.)
common
Co.,
(quar.)__
Gould-National
pfd.
$1.50
$1.37%
$1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd,
Ltd.—
$25c
Co., Ltd.,
11- 1
2- 1
$25c
—
Ltd.,
Machine
Lewis
(P.
3
Corp.—
(quar.)
Dow
&
Brothers,
Goodall
6
$$i
Chemical
11-17
30c
Extra
(quar.)
.
8
11-15
2-15
62%c
87%c
—
(quar.)
McBean
5%
10-
12-
+25c
preferred
Globe
Ltd.—
Co.,
10- 9
10- 9
6
$40c
Coal
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar,)
Gladding,
9-28
$$1.25
com.
1
1
(quar.)
common
Wares,
9-28
10-16
$6 pfd.
Common
Corp
class B
$5
$4.50
9-25
$35c
Ltd.,
&
&
Utilities
Corp.,
Safety Razor
Gimbel
Ltd.—
quar.)
1111-
$1.50
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Giddings
10-10*
$1.25
93%c
Extra
5%
$20c
(quar.)__
(s-a)
(quar.)
Steel
Ducommon
11-24
Steel
9-30
11--1
\
,
(quar.)__
preferred
General
'/
(quar.)_.
Glatfelter
(initial
Dominion Square
Donnacona
11-15
$40c
common..
Steel,
9-30
12-1
—
Co.—
(quar.)
Public
Shoe
$3.50
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
6%
10-30
$$1.25
Ltd.,
Oilcloth
Common
1
-
10-20
50c
(quar.)
Advertising
preferred
20c
10-25
lO-lO*
1
1
-50c
(quar.)
Public Service Corp.,
preferred
_1-1C
1111-
6c
(increased)
preferred
$5.50
•
Corp.
Outdoor
General
60c
87%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
6%
secu¬
_!
Dominion Malting Co., Ltd.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pont
Motors
preferred
6%
—
11-10
11-25
11-25
$1
(quar.)
(Boston)
Trust
Inc.
preferred
Common
in¬
10c
preference
preferred
preferred
Drexel
Mills,
General
(quar.)
(2%c
25c
(s-a)
C
common
(quar.)
Investors
$3.75
Co., Ltd.—
Corp.,
preferred
General
ordinary
for
___
Ltd.,
Dominion Foundries
$3.25
Foods
General
Co.,
convertible
4% %
Corp.
A (s-a)
convertible preferred
$2
Engineering Works Ltd.
Dominion
4%%
Finance
(quar.)
preferred
5%
4%
General
Investment,
Co.,
Transportation Corp.—
series A
Co.—
6
pref.
(quar.)
American
Electric
2
receipts
(quar.)—
common
General
11-15
preferred
preferred
Y,_
10-19
45c
10-
Co.,
preferred
$4.25
1-
(quar.)
Bridge
Dominion
7%
10-31
$17%c
Angio
preferred
Dominion
Du
Co.
11- 1
15c
preferred
11-
Ltd
Mines,
Dominion
Woolens
20c
Clarostat
7%
20c
Dominion
6
Cincinnati
French
11-15
quarterly
11-17
1
6-
(quar.)
6
Manufacturing Corp.—
Increased
12-
7-16
A
Dodge
Textile
25c
Class
6
10-
1-15-51
(quar.)
Dominion
7
(quar.)
-
preferred (quar.)
4%%
$4
and
Stores
9-16
3-
common
Dixie-Home
10-21
4-16
Co.,
common-.
;____.
10-10
25c
City Investing Co.,-common
5%%
preferred
(quar.i
10-13
(quar.)
Canada,
of
Co.
Telegraph
Freiman
50c
A
income
1
25c
Quarterly
Co.,
Inc.
11-
25c
Stores
class
25c
(quar.)
11- 1
Corp.—
Co.-
Companies,
(s-a)
N.
10-16
Quarterly
City
of
20c
Co.
Oil
11-
Special
I
vestment
*
(quar.)
10-27
15c
Products
Cab
87%c
$3
(quar.)
Co,
Brewing
Kleiser
5
9-15
25c
(quar.)
rity profits.)
Dominion
Hotel
(The)
Molded
Chicago
preferred
10-
75c
Quarterly
50c
Chesapeake & Ohio R.v. Co—
3%%
Stove
Shares,
Dominion
increased
93%c
common
General
Co.__
Co.
(final)
conv.
Dominion
Virginia—
on
after
Y.)
$1.50
9
10-
25c
dividend)
10-16
10-16
30c
(quar.)
Tunnel
Corp.
Dividend
2nd
(quar.)
Chase National Bank
Mfg.
Co.
registered
5%
10-31
90c
Yard
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
American
deposit
4
50c
(stock
&
Co
Extra
$1.50
Light & Power—
preferred (quar.)
9-29
-.
&
Four-Twelve
6
10-10
1
25c
37 %c
Corp.
11-15
11-
25c
.
Light
Stock
preferred
Detroit River
Dome
$1
common
Sugar
&
Hudson
Central
of
10-31
$25c
Ohio
3.60%
Cash
$20c
(quar.)
Central
Central
10-12
(quar.)
preferred
Central
11-15
$$1.12 %
Ohio
&
Light
9-29
12- 1
10-31
$1
35c
15c
Dishcr Steel Construction
(quar.)
5%
10-16
1-2-51
10%
'..5c
25c
10c
1
&
Edison
$$3
iquar.)
Ltd.,
Power
Gasket
9-29
(quar.)
12-
1
10- 5
—
15c
(quar.)
common
Phipps Stores
Detroit
10-16
com.
Pitt
Franklin
12-18
11-
9-29
10-20
quar.)——_________
25c
Co.,
Vilbiss Co
Dean
Detroit
$$1.50
com.
Ltd.,
10-
10-20
$1.25
10-16
Corp.—
preferred
Wallace,
&
Foundation
10-20
10-25
9-29
65c
(s-a)
—
Froedtert
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
(extra)
Investment
A
9-22
11-
$70c
Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.i_____
11- 6
'/2c
%c
10-16
10-31'
Fran.)
Machine
&
(increased
12-16
11-15
—
.
10-13
50c
,
(quar.)
Gear
convertible
Foster
11- 8
-
10-16
10-31
'
—
Shares______.
Extra
Extra
12-29
50c
__
preferred
Inc.
(N. Y.)
11-1
%c
5%
Brothers,
Rubber
Class
Canadian
6%
60c
12- 2
93%c
Securities Corp. (N. Y.)
Water,
10-16
11-
$$1.25
com.
Common
>50c
,
10-24
11- 1
$1
Chemical
&
preferred
10-16
%c
10-25
$31c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
A
(monthly)
Union
$25c
Co., common
(quar.)
Canadian Dredge & Dock.
A
A
Denver
$40c
(increased)
class
11-18
65c
(Stock dividend)
Brothers
Fraser
$2
$0%
Co
Funu
Trust
Machinery
11-15
25c
(quar.)
12-20
9-30
9-30
10-11
10-11
10-17
12- 1
(quar.)_
(San
Corp., $2 preferred
York
10-16
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
10-16
10-31
10-31
—
Co.
Rubber
&
Fair Stores
10- 5
10- 5
10c
(monthly)
(monthly).—
9-30
$121/20
Ltd.
Corp.,
Detroit-Michigan
;_i_.
Bakeries,
9-29
$2
i.
$1.25
62Vic
$1.06%
25c
40c
10-31
$15c
(quar.)
B
A
11-17
Cordage Co., Ltd.—
Canadian
Class
10-10
11-30
Mutual
First
10-17
$$2
(quar.),
12-16
3-16
10-16
-—-—,—
Tire
First
Fort
Extra
$10c
Corp.,
10-25
1- 2
4- 1
75c
$1.50
-
Insurance
Food
Forbes
Corporation, common
(quar.)
3%% preferred A (quar.)___
Davidson
(quar.)
1
$50c
j
Dana
Class
50c
11-
90c
$1.75
I
4%%
Clothing,
Dansker Realty &
t$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9-30
9-30
;
Fund
Firestone
3%%
(quar.)
(s-a)
Curtiss-Wright
and
;
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
Western
I
10-16
10-16
62 %C
common
Northern
Corp.
9-30
De
Ltd.,
Canada
class
Culver
10-20
___
10-16
10-19
12-11
6
—
Ltd
Co.,
pfd.
40c
$32%c
(quar.)____
Coal
Pass
Forster, 8%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Canada
5%<
Nest
&
Curlee
(s-a)__
12-15
66 %c
Cunningham Drug Stores
(initial)
Y.)
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
prior
Fireman's
share plus this div¬
per
10-13
Association
com.
$102.50
10-14
(stockholders
Canada Iron Foundries, common
6%
non-cumulative preferred
Canada
10-14
$4
11-20
8
2nd preferred
redemption
on
$4
for
1
ten-for-one
Ltd.,
at
Corp.,
called
issue
1
Ltd.
Co.,
1
change par value to $10). This payment is
equivalent to 40c on the new shares
Fire
1
62%c
stock
Cement) Co.,
11-
$1.75
Cement
split
Seal
&
11-
(quar.)
12- 1
1-2-51
50c
(quar.)_
(N.
Refining Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)—
10-14
$1.50
com.
11- 6
11-
111-
Inc.—
Quarterly
8
1
$1.17%
California Packing Corp.,
5% preferred (quar.)
Y.)
Co.
Products
11-
(quar.)
11-20
Products
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co.
10-27
11-20
11-10
10-10
10-16
—-—
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland
12-8
75c
75c
(quar.)
preferred
<N.
Trust
—
$20c
(quar.i„_
6%
11- 3
$1.13
preferred
Co.
Bank
(quar.)
(quar.)__
pfd.
common
7%
4.70%
50c
9-
11-
$37%c
_____________
11-15
10-25*
$20c
common
Fibreboard
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
(increased)
Corp.
Corp.
dividend
Stock
2
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
Enamel
Ferro
Foote
Crum
Linen
10-
$1
4%%
Insurance
Exchange
Quarterly
Crows
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd.
Caldwell
10-16
12-
12- 1
11- 1
11- 1
$25c
25c
$1.50
18i«c
(quar.)_
common
Quarterly
(quar.)_
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Finance,
Fedders-Quigan
$1
quar.)
idend)
11-15
$5c
>
4
9-30
10-10
10- 2
1- 2
10- 2
12- 1
Insurance Co. (Syra¬
preferred A (increased quar.)
Department Stores, com.
5%
Food
Continental
10-26
Co.
10-16
10^25
10-16
$1
Gin
6%? pfci.
Federated
1-. 2
10-16
1-2-51
(quar.)
Services
10-6
11-17
11-20
10-17
9-30
Quarterly
10-16
12- 1
10- 2
10-31
10-31
1.1.25
(quar.)
—
4%%
Traders Life
11- 1
$1.12%
$1.13
(quar.)_
preferred
20c
Terminal
cuse)
pfd.
20c
common
Brewing,
11-15
$50c
$1
50c
(quar.)
common
(increased
Continental
$40c
1
Inc.,
Farmers <te
6'A
Extra
4%
Falstafx
Ltd.
(quar.)—
of America—
Corp.
Common
9
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred
$4.52
A
Company,
Mills,
Equipment
A (quar.)
Ltd., 5% pfd.
Mills,
Eversharp,
30c
(increased)—
Inc.
(s-a)
$4.50
Class
&
Textile
preferred
Consumers
&
preferred
Esmond
4VV%
dividend
Container
Buchanan
Co.,
10-16
30c
$35c
25c
10c
Co.—
15c
8c
——
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp. (year-end)
arrears.
50c
Co., Inc., $3.60 pfd.
Textile
Consolidated
Corporation,
$5
10- 5
10-16
10- 2
$2.50
$2.50
Derrick
Erie Railroad
10- 5
10- 5
11- 1
10-16
10-31
10-16
15c
30c
(quar.)
—
Ltd. (reduced)
Co. (resumed)
(s-a)
Products,
Equity
1
(s-a)
10-16
10-16
,10-16
10-20
30c
Heating
$1
Inc.—
10- 2
11-1
11-1
11- 1
<quar.)_^_—
Associates
Group
&
20%
Royalties,
10-16
Extra !
$1.25
(s-a)
Gas
Co.
Gas
Enamel
Federal
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Royalty Oil Co.
Stock
1
25c
Corp
Empire Southern
Y.)
Consolidated
Consolidated
$$1.75
(accum.)
Partic.
25c
(quar.)
(N.
Millwork
Empire
Fairbanks Company,
Corp
Corp.
Co.
Natural
Consolidated
10-14
10-16
Ltd.—
Co.,
—
Brockway Motor Co._—„
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.,
Shoe
40c
Paper
payments
$5
Consolidated
(accum.)
above
$1.30
Coppermines
10-20
11-25
—
s-a)—-—_
preferred iquar.)__—$1.12%
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America—
15c
Elmira & W'iiliamsport RR.
(s-a)__
$1.19
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.
(quar.)
25c
Inc.—
(quar.)
50c
$25c
(accum.)
preferred
The
Camden
Industries,
(quar.)
10-10
I
(quar.)____
12-1
10-16
10-14
11-15
12- 3
4%%
Emsco
(quar.)
Heating
12-15
11- 1
10-25
11-25
12-15
(quar.)
common
Employers
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
$6.50
15c
15c
15c
—————
—
Co.,
10-17
10-13
•
.___.——
(increased
Electric
10-27
11-8
30c
>
____.
-II
Sault
Products
Ekcc
Power—
&
10-16
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pulp
preference
Canada
Light
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
(Toronto)—
___
1
tlOc
preference
80c
Association
11-15
35c
Hydraulic
Columbia
$1.50
Lile
10-31
70c
(quar.)
7%
H.),
10-13
10-21
1
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
CIT
(N.
(quar.)
7% pfd. (accum.)
11-
$3
B
Byers
Co.
Co.
10-31
7c
Property
Class
Burns
Edison
preferred A
Edison
Inc.—
Inc
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hose
Class
Buffalo
Hotel,
Commonwealth
Roofing Co., Ltd.—
Bridgeport
Buda
Engineering-Superheater,
10-13
1
25c
Corp
A
Special
Brantford
Brown
Corp.
Ltd
_______—._
Increased
Commodore
Iron
25c
Woven
7%
0
9-18
25c
Quarterly
British
0
2-
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
preferred
Mines,
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp., common
Personal
11-
7%
Gold
Co., Ltd.
15c
(quar.)
class
Co.
1
10-16
25c
•_
Co.,
Brass
Company,
Edison
Boston
Willians
50c
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (s-a )
(George W.) Corp.
Borg
Inc
Works.
Water
Cochenour
3-1-51
15c
(quar.)
Company
Aluminum
Ami
Bondstock
3
$50c
(quar.)
(increased
6%
Ry.—
6%
preferred B (accum.)
Edgewater Steel Co. (monthly)
6
Payable of Rec.
2%
30c
(initial)
Kansas
Massachusetts Street
Eastern
10-16
12%c
Clinton
50c
Inc.
10- 2
9-29
11- 1
10-16
10-20
10-20
12-
45c
S3
Brothers Tobacco
(E.
Bohn
Bon
Co.,
Stores
10-
$50c
(quar.)_
Appliances,
Shoe
Foods,
Bliss
Coal
10-18
$1,12%
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
preferred
Extra
(stock dividend)
Utilities, Inc.
Corp.
Eastern
10- 4
10-20
12- 8
10- 6
10-10
Works—
Watch
Bloch
$4.50
Clinchfield
Duplan
60c
10-12
15c
Bendix
—-
Co., com.:
1
:
Benrus
Best
2
10-31
11-15
1-2-51
10-18
Louis
St.
(quar.)
11-
____
Telephone Co. of Canada
Iron
&
$1.25
50c
preferred
25c
Chicago
Cincinnati,
Ry., 5%
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
10-21
Quarterly
Quarterly
Berland
10-
Cleveland,
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Monday, October 16, 1950
.
.
Holders
Share
$50c
(s-a)
A
preferred
Belmont
10-20
When
Per
Name of Company
10-16
10-16
Ltd.—
Paper,
Apartments,
10-25
10-25
40c
(quar.)
common
class
(quar.)_
Belknap Hardware «fc Manufacturing
Bell
10-10
10-31
10c
10c
Co.,
$1
(quar.)__
:
15c
Holders
15c
_
(monthly)
Innes,
Baystate
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
J__.
Extra
When
Payable of Rec.
.
10-16
10-
6
11-
1
10-16
10-27
10-17
50c
(quar.)____
31 %c
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(1479)
Per
Name of
Griesedieck
Common
5%
Company
Western
Share
Griess-Pfleger
preierred
Tanning
(quar.)
Mutual
Mobile
Gulf
$5
Fund
Ohio
&
Y.)
(N.
(quar.;
$3
(initial)
$5
preferred
preferred
Co.,
Oil
Handmacher-Vogel,
(quar.)__
Harris
Inc.,
common
15c
(quar.)_
Co.
ance
Light Co.
Steam
Henke
t
&
Piljot,
Common
Common
Kokomo
12-
Kress
10-30
11-16
Co.,
Kroehler
11-3
Chocolate
4%%
4%%
preferred
11-15
10-20
11-
10-13
1
10-16
10-
Manufacturing
Hotels
4%
Corp.,
convertible
Hines
Lee
Hoffman
Lerner
Stores
Leslie
10-
10%
10%
(quar.)_
1-15-51
1-15-51
11-
10-25
11-
10-16
1
1
53%c
11-15
11-15
Co.
(quar.)
Lumber
Horn
(extra)
Lighting
Hudson
Power
4.08%
5%
12-
1
9
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-11
Cigar
10-
1
10-20
M.
20c
11- 1
10-20
4>A%
12-30
10-20
1
11-
1
preferred
International
Common
(quar.)
7%
Nickel
preferred
7%
preferred
($5
International
(Formerly
6%
2nd
Swift
Investment
6%
11-
1
10-10
Mar-Tex
1*
1
9-19
Common
9-27
5%
11-1
11-
1
1
10-14
10-20
(entire
25c
12-
9
11-30
Nov.
12-30
10-31
10-16
9-15
t83Ac
(initial)
Stock
4%
40C
common
(quar.)
Inc
,
10-16
10-16
B
Co.,
k
(quar.)__
11-
1
2nd
for
1
Mutual
Fund,
Extra
10-31
11-
1
Merck
Kobacker Stores,
$1.37%
1
Kansas City
3.80%
1
11-
1
10-25
1
9-20
4
10-31
11-
1
Stores
2%%
12-
9-20
9-20
pref.
$24c
11-
9
prior
to
preferred
class
$1
quar.)
,
(quar.)
11-
1
at
ing
Miami
11-
1
11-
1
1
11-
1
$1
20c
2c
Ltd., 4%
11-
10-20
11-
1
11-
1
pfd.
Ltd.
of
Oct.
Bridge
10-17
11-15
12-
1
11-15
9-3C
3-19
plus
Ohrbach's,
.
Oklahoma
5'4%
Gas
11-10
25c
10-18
10-16
25c
10-16
9-29
10c
Cc.__
10-25
10-13
9-26
20c
all
10-16
10-20
9-30
57 %c
11-
11-1
10-20
50c
11-
1
10-13
11-1
10-13
preferred
arrears)—
(quar.)
Life
10-16
1
171/2c
com.—
1
11-
2834c
(Minn.),
11-
37%c
(quar.)
4.60%
Co.
Insurance
35c
4.50%
pfd.
1
(quar.)
11-10
11-
11-
1
10-10
10-30
3334c
10-16
2t)c
(Savannah,
preferred
A
10-20
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.
Ga.)
10-10
3
—
56'4c
(quar.)_
12-
9-30
11-15
1
Okonite
$50'Ac
12-
1
11-
1
Oliver
Corp.,
1-
2
11-
1
Oliver
United
11-
1
'
k
Filters,
12-15
11-22
Common
10-31
(increased)
preferred
Elevator
10-16
American
Pacific
Coast
$1.25
Pacific
Terminals
Corp.,
&
Pacific
Portland
11-17
Pacific
Public
$1.06'A
10-31
10-20
25c
10-19
10-13
$37 %C
10-25
9-29
Packer
$25c
10-25
9-29
Pan American
$1.15
1-
2
12-15
$1.56
11-
1
10-1-4
12-15
11-15
Power k Light Co.—
4%
Company, Ltd.—
-4%
Co.
9-30
10-31
10-10
3
10-
2
11-1
10-1*
11-
1
lO'-l*
11-1
10-14
50c
10-16
(quar.)
9-29*
$1.10
Co.
10-16
9-20
$1.12V'a
pfd.
Co.
10-
10-16
$1.25
.
10-16
9-20
25c
10-25
10-1*
_____
(quar.)_
Cement
10-16
31lAc
iquar.)_
(quar.)
(Calif.)
—
Transport
10-16
10-25
10-16
50c
10-16
32'/2c
r
&
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
11-
'
50c
(s-a)
11-
10-10
-
1
10-20
Companies—
preferred
Extra
10-16
$1.25
iquar.)—
(quar.)
Petroleum
preferred
Paragon
$4.40
Service
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Packard-Bell
Paraffine
6
25c
(s-a)
5%
Electric
preferred
1st
10-20
1
50c
(irreg.)
sinking fund series
Lighting,
$1.30
10-
11-
12%C
preferred
Gas
10-16
10-28
10c
Fisheries
_i
preferred
12-22
10-16
50c
Co
Finance
11-20
11-15
11-15
$1.25
Paper
12-29
6
$$1.75
;
Co
Oxford
9-15
I
$$1
(quar.)
Company
11-30
$50c
10-18
10-
37 %c
-
10-17
10-16
11-
10-16
10-16
rlutr
A
1
10-31
11-
$1.12%
<qu&r.'|
class
$1,121/2
50c
1
pfd.
Inc.,
(quar.)
Products, Ltd.—
1
(quar.)
25c
preferred
2
10-14
10-30
25c
Steel
Extra
(quar.)
iquar.)
4V2%
10-
(quar.)
Pacific
r
62Vic
9-30
1
11-
Ontario
CO
has
<quar.)_
Co
10-20
"
Olympic Radio & Television, Inc. (increased)
1
Pacific
preferred
$1
:
10-11
hear¬
(quar.)
Electric
Company
$1.3114
._
Holding——
Gas
»—• 0
Outlet
(quar.)____
(quar.)
10-20
Otis
40%
Electric—
&
preferred
Service
12-
Semi-annual
10-16
2-15
11-
Mitchell fRobert)
1
5-15
5c
preferred
11-
3-1-51
$1.22%
W
9-30
6-1-51
10-18
(quar.)
4.60%
10-16
Co.—
common
Co.,
$2.25
Pacific
Court
Paper
9-30
2%c
56'Ac
(quar.)
Ontario
9-30
10-16
56V4c
preferred
Power Co.,
10-20
(quar.)
$4.50
Extra
1
10-16
(quar.)_„
10-16
Mississippi
Mississippi
11-
A
1
div¬
dividend
4 >4 %
9-30
9-30
A
1
k
10-14
preferred
11-
Rhoades,
1
10-16
preferred
5%
Co.
11-
10-16
9334c
clears
Co.
Inc.,
$1.10
Abrasive
10-20
15c
Minn.
(quar.)
&
1
$2.25
7%
this
stock
pfd.
11-
15c
11-
25c
pending
common
11-10
$12c
Irregular
Oklahoma
2.
Co.,
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
Pharmacal
10-13
dividend)
above
1
11-
1
$1
___■
Co.
National
1
(quar.)
postponed
9
11-15
12-
22 %c
Inc.,
Engineering
11-
33 %C
(stock
Oil
Power
payment
50c
(quar.)
Co.
10-17
10-16
12-18
2nd preferred—
share
3
10-
Association—
preferred
preferred
Ohio
Co
>1
(This
10-13
25c
per
11-
9-30
20c
Airlines,
1
37'/2c
$4
3
11-15
10-23
$1.1834
(quar.)
Corp.,
States
50c
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
$1
-
Northern
Northwest
preferred
Miller
v
preferred (quar.)
Illinois
11-
Co
Minnesota
1
*-2-51
(quar.)
$106.75
on
Mid-West
2
12-
9-30
1-2-51
SOc
i
10-20
85c
(ouar.)
10-16
11-
Ry. Co.—
convertible
75c
10-
1
1
9-30
10-16
11-15
$2.25
1
10-16
11-
11-
10-20
10-30
50c
$1.50
S4.90
9-30
10-31
10-14
9-30
11-15
25c
(quar.u,
Fund,
10-14
10-16
10-16
75c
interest
Co.,
Electric
Texas
Oglethorpe
1
1
5
10-16
$$1.25
(quar.)_
Engineering Works
$4.40
10-20
343/»c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Central
Northern
Shoe
.
Co.
&
Refractories
Nunn-Busn
11-
4 $$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-10
11-
10-
10-31
Company—
1
$15c
50c
$1.50
(quar.)
iquar.)
(quar.)
11-
Michigan Gas k Electric Co.—
10-16
87 %c
pfd.
A
(increased)
Stores
beneficial
J.)
Minneapolis,
25c
10-13
11-10*
9
10c
(quar.)
Light Co. (quar.)
Telephone
Gas
Northwestern
(quar.)_
1
10-16
53V8C
Extra
re¬
11-
12-
47Vic
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
Northwest
stock up to and
day
Mines,
of
American
4.60%
on
9-29
9-27
$1.25
Co.
Edison
Western
Increased
Northern
10-16
10-16
10-20
10-16
10-20
Fund—
(J.
'
SOc
Co.
Company,
Payment
10-18
North
10-20
1
Inc.—
preferred
&
$$1.00'/a
Common
10-10
933Ac
(quar.)
11-
3c
Kansas City Southern Ry., 4%
11-10
2
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—
11-25
Power & Light Co.—
preferred
10-
9-29
.
&
31
10-15
12-
$1.06)4
—
(s-a)—
common
preferred
11-30
Ltd.—
conv.
(s-a)
,
adj.
North
a
(quar.)
Porcupine
A
;_
Newberry
33A%
10-20
10-30
11-
12 '/a c
Certificates
Norfolk
10-30
$1
Fibre
Gas &
England
9-18
5
Corp.—
Special
11-18
(Entire issue called for redemption on Oct.
10-15
11-
(quar.)—
pfd.
1
Communica¬
_
Mercantile
10-16
$1.25
:
joplin Water Works, 6%
12-
1
20c
Corp
Stores
Extra
10-16
10-11
25c
convertible
England
10-15
Publishing
&
class
Brothers,
Bedford
Norwich
Co.
Fabrics
Vulcanized
Brunswick
5
10-
11-
25c
Neilson
(William), Ltd., 5'% pref.
Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)__.
New
10-
10-16
25c
New
10-16
10-13
1
9-30
85c
(year-end)
Co., 3.80% preferred
4>4%
preferred (quar.)
National Tile & Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Neisner
5
11-
$1.50
Castings
(s-a)
non-cum.
National
5
12-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
12-
12-20
20c
Extra
10-13
60c
redemption
quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacture
Common
from
10-13
12-20
Co.—
(quar.)
National
10-16
5C
6 'A %
Machine
(increased
Steel
Mallinson
10-
10-31
Ltd.,
B
National
1
9
1
11-
10-16
50c
Corp. (quar.)_
Corp., (quar.))__
Corp
&
1
10-25
5%
Co.
Co.
10-31
50C
10th
Lock
Malleable
New
10-14
Co.—
11-
40c
for
Gas
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
been
(initial
Inc.
4c
idend.)
(quar.)
Royalty
3
10-
Trust
Michaels Stern & Co., 4 % %
series C
ana
(interim)
common
Oil,
Mengel Company
Johnson—
Ranch
12-14
10-13
1
5c
75c
Extra
11-17
$1
preferred
Co.,
Electric
Mclntyrt
10-19
12-15
20c
(quar.)_
preferred
Johnston
1
11-
9-30
25c
Stores.
Welding
Quarterly
Aircraft—
McGraw-Hill
each
——_
preferred series A
11-
$$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
10-19
11-
62,/2C
(quar.)__
share
<quar.)___——
33A%
9-15
10-16
5c
preferred
National
$2
9-30
10-27
10c
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)__
share plus this dividend)
the
Common
9-15
$5c
Ltd
(quar.)
preferred
10-16
1
$10c
McDonnell
9-30
20%
A
11-
$17 %c
Ltd.,
Corporation
McLellan
held.)
preferred
Johnson
4%
McCall
Island—
common
Electric
Extra
New
B
McGraw
preferred
(One
12-15
11-15
(quar.)
called
Common
37Vic
2nd preferred series B
2nd
2
Central Power k Light—
Johnson
t
10-
1
25c
dividend
Jewel Tea
4%
11-
—
Ltd.)__
(quar.)
5%
Co.
Chemical,
Grain
Class
2
9-29
Mills,
12-28
%c
(s-a)
& Telephone Co.,
at $30 per
McArthur
9-15
preidrred
4.25%
10-
10-16
Co.,
&
McColl-Frontenac
Participating
Jersey
11-'1
10-16
Knitting
9-30
$20c
issue
9
McCabe
t$1.75
$$3
Co.,
9-30
10-16
50c
(quar.)
including
Ltd.—
15c
Mines
10-16
*
Convertible into
$75c
L.)
Co.
Marine
Co.,
10-20
1
9-15
(F.
9-30
$1.25
ordinary
Massey-Harris
1
10-16
Mountain
Ltd.,
Field
11-
$40c
Jacobs
Oil
(N. Y.)
Investors
Co.—
Rhode
9
10-16
45c
Massachusetts
Ltd.,
of
10-
25%
(quar.)
preferred
Marshall
9
10-13
Co.
10-17
1
10-16
10-16
45c
(quar.)
Quarterly
4%
9-22
1
Island
five
10-
11-
Trust
5%
8
7%c
preferred
Jantzen
12-
10-22
(quar.)
Investors
1
11-
$1.25
Common
Ltd.—
Fund,
11-
10-14
10-16
25c
Quarterly
3-20
31'Ac
common
International
Co.,
11-
(quar.)
preference
12-20
demption date.
International,
Management
1-2-51
4-1-51
13c
Maritime Telegraph
10-14
11-
Marconi
tion
10-14
preferred
convertible
10-20
12-21
10-31
56V4c
(quar.)
National Tea
(increased)
preferred
50c
Ltd.
Resistance
1
.
Corp.—
10-31
11-
40c
quar.)
11-
12-22
45c
Profits
Realization,
30c
Canada,
Department
434%
preferred
Manufacturers Trust Co.
11-
Security
$1.12%
_
(quar.)
Co.,
Investors
$2.50
(increased)
1-1-51
$1.06'A
Income
11-20
Foundation,
conv.
Investment
10-10
20c
preferred (accum.)
International
6%
of
par)
Power
from
9c
Y.)
3
Inc.—
10-10
Publishing Co.—
Packers,
International
Corp., Ltd., 5%
1
3%
(quar.)
(N.
3
$25c
Consolidated
1
7%
—
par)
Bank
11-
$2
(quar.)
11-
Co.—
Co.
($100
M.
Manhattan Bond Fund,
10-20
15c
—
(increased quar.)
International
M.
Mailman
.
(accum.)__
Harvester
City
11-
6%
12-28
10-31
10%
1
12-
9-30
10-20
$1
dividend
National
1
9-30*
9-30
1
50c
12-
10-16
11-
9-30
4c
(quar.)
Register
12-
$1.50
Co., Ltd
11-
25c
(interim)
International Educational
$3.50
preferred
k
25c
10-14
50c
Cash
National
62 %c
(quar.)_
(R. H.) & Co., Inc.—
4>4% preferred A (quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preferred (quar.)
12-20
11-
J.
10-16
11-10
.
15c
Strauss-Duparquet, Inc.
National Distillers Products
Macy
6
$1.50
Extra
National
County Gas & Electric—
10-14
10-16
50c
(increased
Nathan
10-11
62 V2c
pfd.
(quar.)
Luzerne
11-1
Co.
(F.
10-rll
$1
(Walter M.)
11-
10-20
3
37Vic
11-14
$1
Lowney
4
10-20
E.) & Brothers Co. (special)
Narragansett Electric, 4%%
pfd.
(quar.)_
Nat'l
10-
10-20
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
2-20
5%
10-31
iquar.)_
com.
common
1
11-21
10-27
$25c
Machinery Co.
Inc.,
preferred
11-10
11-
20c
11-
8
preferred
Marathon
—
common
6%
9-29
$1.50
11-
12-
10-27
Ltd.—
(quar.)
11-22
10-2*
3-10-51
1
Telephone—
Corp.,
1
11-
$1.00
20c
(quar.)
preferred
12-23
$1.10
55c
com.
12-30
stock_.
35c
Co.,
10-15
Co.—
1
10c
(quar.)
Telephone
10-25
stock
11-
15c
(quar.)
shares
9-30
Mutual System,
9-29
10-16
11-30
Inc
50c
11-
$1.25
quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
10-31
50c
Co.,
10-13
11-30
Corp
$1
51c
Co.
(quar.)
Investment
Fund,
Shares
87 %C
common
Dock
1
11-15
5c
preferred
Mutual
Stock
5%
Imperial Chemical Industries. Ltd.—
Int'l
&
11-
10-16
America—
Mutual
SOc
($25 par) (quar.)
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
Lowenstein (M.) & Sons, common
(quar.)__
Stock dividend
10c
4%%
Coal
of
10-16*
—
&
5%
24c
—
common
Co.
11-15
National
Taylor, 8% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, $6 pfd.
(quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky.)—
Common (quar.)
11-20
Co.—
Brownhoist
Interchemical
(Fort Wayne)
(quar.)
preferred
10-13
$15c
preferred
10-20
(Greenville, S. C.)
(quar.)
Pipe
1st
1
from
preferred
Lorain
30c
Extra
Ordinary
2'Ac
(quar.)
Lockwood-Dutchess (quar.)
9-30
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Associated
Inter-Mountain
Joint
8%
10-23
25c
Investors
preferred
and
30c
ouar.)
(irreg.)
preference
Industrial
10-25
10-30
20c
^
RR.
Co.
Incorporated
$2
*4.30
Lock
9-30
50c
Y.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada
Indiana
1
1
62%c
Co.,
12-15
Myers
15c
Co.,
Terminal
Zinc
4%
10-16
11-
10-9
preferred
Illinois
Illinois
12-20
10-
—
Illinois
11-15
1-10
1
(increased
6%
10-30
11-
Chemical
Lead
1
Co.
Mutual
10-16*
Fuel
12-15
10-10
11-
50c
5%
Investors
11-15
1
10-28
5c
Ltd
40c
$1.12%
(quar.)
100%
original
original
7
11-
50c
Paper,
National
*4.30
10-
56%c
Munising
National
11-20
10-27
11-15
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph
National
11-
Inc.
(irreg.)
Refrigerator
(quar.)
Brick
10-13
2
12 %c
com.
States
2-20
11-
preferred (quar.)
1
10-30
9-18
75c
Mountain
11-21
25c
Extra
11-
50c
10-11
10-16
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
37V2C
Extra
5%
12-27
preferred
50c 3-10-5i
25c
Fund,
Illinois
10-1(1
10-
1
lc
Mills,
Power
50c
(quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door
1
1-10
States
(quar.)
lc
pfd.
Mountain
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4
10-21
10-16
11-
50c
(quar.)
Rice
stock
35c
-.
(quar.)
Power,
Co.
Royal
stock
1
(quar.)__
Extra
Mount
Special
common
&
Mount Diablo
Special
25c
Eoudaille-Hershey Corp.
Houston
10-9
10-16
12-
10-16
5
50c
11-20
50c
(increased
10-16
11-
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Railroad—
Miami
l
5c
Corp. (quar.i
(increased quar.)_
1
50%
__
Hussmann
Little
Lord
Co.
1
10-31
$1
Co.
11-
$1.20
Products
1
preferred
(Joseph)
Extra
t2-?0
11-
10-16
10c
J
Co.
Oil
$2.23
11-
$1.50
quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Hardart Co. )N.
&
Home
Lion
10-16
12-28
31V4C
(quar.)
Extra
2
Motor
Motorola, Inc.
12-
50c
,____
Corp.,
convertible
Border's,
1
& Co.—-
Sugar
5%
10-
11-
10-11
11-10
30c
iquar.t_
$1 non-cumulative class A
Holly
10-17
10-16
10-16
(quar.)__
preferred
&
Company
Corp. of Amer.,
preferred (quar.)
1
13'/5c
Co.,
10-16
1
$1.50
(John)
1
Shares—
Co.
l
iquar.)
common
$15c
profits
A
(quar.)
Plan
1
30c
preferred
Co.,
Co.
12%c
;
_
(quar.)
Radio
(Henry)
10-27
25c
(quar)
income
Printing
$3.50
Morrell
Morris
12-
9-30
&
participating
11-
29c
(quar.)
dividend
Lincoln
$3
5%
pid.
Quarterly
Link-Belt
20c
security
Power
(quar.)
1111-
.
Quarterly
10-25
$1.25
(initial
from
Montana
C
common
10-
$1.10
$1.12%
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
Holders
11-6
Moody's Investors Service—
11-
25c
pfd.
Lincoln National Life Ins. Co.
10-25
56'Ac
3-20
$1.75
iquar.)
Liberty Life Insurance
10-16
12-20
$2.50
earned
12-30
11-15
5c
(quar.)_
preferred
Corp., 4'%.%
Lexington Trust Fund
12-30
$1.25
1-2-51
4-1-51
$1.12%
iquar.)
Company
Lewis Brothers, Ltd.
9
7
Montgomery Ward
$2c
Extra
Stock
common
Co.
Salt
10-31
4%%
Tire
&
10-17
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Holly Development Co.___
Holeproof Hosiery Co. (initial)-Holt
Rubber
10-13
10-
11-15
$6
pfd.
C
47
Payable of Rec.
7%c
Extra
University
Inc.,
11-20
:
divicAnd
common
Bryant,
1
10-31
11-15
series
Society,
Power,
$1.50
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
Extension
1
35c
preferred
(Edward)
Stock
New
Salle
11-
(quar.)
Higbie
convertible
10-25
series A (quar.)
series B (quar.)
Hilton
A
$1.16
La
9
10-
12-15
12-15
Co.—
12-
Spencer, Bartlett <fe Co.—
Common
(monthly)
i
Eigbee Company, common (quar.)
preferred
preferred
Laboratories,
5'4
5
10-20
7
Loan
50c
Plar.te-Choate Mfg.
La
Hibbard,
5%
(s-a)
preferred
10-20
1
6
10-
37V2c
(quar.)
11-
1
Corp.
preferred
4%%
6%
10-20
37 V2c
Lakeside
40c
preferred
common
Co.
Montana
Manufacturing Co.—
25c
dividend)
(stock
&
25c
(quar.)
5%
H.)
$1.12%
iquar.)_
dividend)
Products,
preferred (quar.)
Water Works,
(S.
(quar.)__
Kroger Company, 7% 2nd preferred
Krueger
(G.)
Brewing
933Ac
(stock
Steel
Hershey
10-25
11c
non-voting
Powder
Hercules
7%
1
11-15
Inc.—
Hercules
(s-a)
Company, $1.50 preferred
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_
Kirkland Lake Gold
Mining. Ltd.
Lane
(quar.)
voting
Products
Monroe
10-10
20c
.■
10-10
When
Share
series
preferred
10-31
10-31
30c
Kirsch
5
4.80%
15c
common
(quar.)
10-
40c
common
preferred
11-
12-20
10-16
preferred
10c
common
10-27
40c
tquar.)
Company,
4.50%
$1.25
,
Kingston
8
Insur¬
&
Corp. of America, 4%%
pfd.
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. (quar.)
Hayes Industries, Inc. (quar.)
33A%
this
10c
Inc.,
Company
Liqueur Corp
Monongahela Power, 4.40%
(quar.)
10-20
6834C
Hat
Hecht
Supply Co.,
Per
Name of
Mohawk
21c
preierred
11-
$1.37Va
iquar.I
Inspection
Boiler
plus
$1.50
Company 5!/2% pfd. (quar.)_
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (reduced)——
Hartford
share
per
&
Holders
of Rec.
preferred
redemption
on
$2.50
1
(quar.)
Electric
6-11
9-22
12-
Payable
5%
for
$107.50
Extra
3-12
6-30-51
15c
(A.)
Hartford
3-30-51
50c
—
preferred
10-26
12-28
25c
Cementing
5%
preferred
(s-ar—
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
6%
at
Kennedy's,
9-15
$1.25
resumed i__—
<
Co.,
called
Kellogg Switchboard
5%
$1.25
1.
common...^
Well
Co.
16
Light
Extra
(quar.)
Brothers
9-30
10-16
issue
Oct.
10-14
10c
(quar.)
$5
Halliburton
1
10-16
$1.25
_____
(quar.)
Hallicrafters
11-
&
dividend.)
RR.
preferred
Halle
(Entire
/
$75c'
______—_____
Guaranty Trust Co.
10-16
1
6
Power
When
Share
Name of Company
2-1-51
50c
iquar.)__
12-
11-
37%c
Realty Cc. of Canada—
preferred (accum.)
Guardian
Per
of Rec.
12-20
37%c
iquar.i
Co.
50c
Guardian
7%
Payable
Kansas
.
preferred
convertible
Holders
Brewery Co.—
(quar.)
convertible
5%
When
(ouar.)
Electric
—
81
Co
-
—
10-14
10-
20c
11-30
11-20
20c
11-30
11-20
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1480)
*8
Corp.
75c
&
—--—
---—■*>——•
Extra
jerless
Casualty
Telephone,
Ltd.,
Gold
erron
Subject
Electr.c, 3.80% pfd.
preferred iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Electric
Co.
Oil
(Dei.)
10-30
9-30
Northern
&
Tedmont
95c
$1.07'A
$1.10
4%%
convertible
$2.50
'ortis
4.70%
'ower
6%
Sierra
10-20
10- 5
10- 2*
(accum.)—
11'Ac
10-16
10- 2
11- 1
10- 6
15c
—
10- 9
10-20
10-20
9-30
9-30
10-20
11- 1
11- 1
t75c
$$1.50
(quar.)
partic., pfd.
1st preferred (quar.)
Metals
America
of
25c
12-
1
Power,
4ft%
of
Co
preferred
4.20%
Purity
(initial
preferred
?utnam
O.)
South
11-
1
redeemable
Quaker
Oats
Quebec Power
Co.
Ray-O-Vae
Rayonier, Inc.,
Reading
11- 1
10- 6
$1.50
11-30
11- 1
Southern
$25c
11-25
10-16
Southwestern
30c
$1.90
10-28
10-28
(quar.)
.
preferred
'
(quar.)—
10-28
pfd.
10-28
%12-
1
(quar.)
common
10-27
11-15
Class
11- 9
6%
6%
Revere
Gas
(E.
Inc.
10-16
1-2-51
Raisin
preferred
5%
1111-
l
1
10-25
10-16
Russ
red.
Building
&
W.
4%
Fine
(N.
Lawrence
St.
42 1st preferred
St.
Lawrence
7%
$2.40
St.
2nd
5%
Standard
11-
1
10-13
Stanley Brock, Ltd..
11-
1
10-13
10-20
10-
11-
1
11-
l
10-13
Class
10-13
5
State
10-27
Inc.
$1.02'A
11-
1
10-
2
10-16
9-20
12-
1
Sanger
Brothers,
&
Class
B
Co.,
10-13
11-
30c
1 o.T
27c
10-16
11-15
50c
11-10
10-31
12-11
12-
50c
11-
10-16
25c
10-27
1
11-
9-80
10-17
1
2-1-51
1-16
5-1-51
4-17
8-1-51
7-17
12-
6.
10-20
10-10
8c
(One
12-
10-16
10-
10-16
dividend)
11-15
12-20
35c
10- 2
11-
10-161
Struthers
10-31
10-13
50c
10-31
10-13
(quar.),, |$1.06ft
1-2-51
$1.25
pfd.
preferred
Ltd.,
Ltd.
10-18
Wesley Mason Mills,
common...
10-
10-25
10- 4
$25c
$$1.75
11-
1
Oil
9-30
West
11-
1
9-30
10-16
11-
1
10-14
1
10-
10-16
5
11-
1
10c
10-26
(quar.)
J60c
10-25
10-25
10-4
10-
4
12-15
12-
65c
10-17
1
40c
10-17
10-
11-
1
10-
$20c
11-
1
pfd.
(Calif.),
(quar.)__—
(quar.)—_—
(Increased)
(quar.)
10-16
—
37 ftc
12-8
1-2-51
12-15
43 ftc
10-30
10-15
10-24.
9-30
10-31
10-20
25c
11-
10-20
10-16
10%
11-20
11-
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-
10-18
$1
common,—_
V-
35c
$1
(quar.),
$1.12ft
25c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
'
10-16
JO- 6
50c
10-16
10-
12-
12-15
11-
11-
1
10-16
10-10
1
9-
10-16
10-20
6
1
10- 3
.
J
v
$1.06%
(quar.)
11-
•
10-15
9-20
4.20%
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.05
10-16
9-20
$1.12ft
10-16
9-20
4 ft %
preferred
(quar.)
Canada
Western
Insurance
$2.50
class
9-30
1
10-20
10-16
10-
5
(quar.)
(s-a)
(Cleveland)
Co.
Malleable &
Electric
Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
y
Service,
&
$4
pfd.
(quar.)
Light, $4.56 pfd.
Glass
Mfg.
(quar.)—
$1
11-
1
10-14
$1.14
11-
1
10-10
11-15
10-31
$20c
11-
1
11-
1
.Mills
preferred
(quar.)
(quarterly)
4
11-
1
10-16
1-2-51
&
Trust
10-14
4
ft %
10-31-
11-
1
10-20
50c
11-
1
10-16
31 ft C
(accum.)
Ligm & Telephone Co, com.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.i
11-
1
10-16-
Maryland Ry. Co.—
1st
preferred
Co.,
preferred
preferred
preferred A
Co.
(L. A.)
common
(quar.)
$7
11-
11-15
11-
$1.25
11-15
11-
$1.25
;
11-15
75c
1 accum.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lake
&
Erie
Ry.
Co,
2-15-51
2-
common
stockholders other than
to
the
Co.)
Wheeling Steel
Corp.
11-
1
11-
1
10-20
10-25
10-10
dividend_
(stock
25%
River
Whitman
Oil
(Wm.)
2- ;
10-16
10-
2
10-10
9- 3d
10-20
10-13
11-
1
1-0-20
12-30
11-15
$1.50
10-31
10-14
$1.25
11-
1
10-16
a3%
Corp.,
10-
I75C
Corp.
1
10-16
80c
•
11-
30c
Extra
10-20
15c
Rubber
11-15
20C
Brothers
Wichita
9-27-
17c
15c
Inc
Fund,
Whitehead
10-20
$1.43%
$1
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
prior lien
(quar.)
(quar.)
j
(Ohio) —
Co.
liquidating
Wiibur-Suchard
Winnipeg
8%
6%
Power
$1.25
(quar.),
'*.!
Co.
Service,
W.)
(F.
pfd.
(quar.)
Public
Woolworth
$5
Co
Electric
preferred
Wisconsin
distribution
Chocolate,
Electric
Wisconsin
preference
Wrisley
(Alen
5%
Co,
&
(s-a)
pfd.
(quar.i,
Ltd.—
(monthly),
8
10-27
11-
1
10-20
10c
com.
12-
25c
:
E.)
Co..
common
11-
1
10-21
4%
preferred
1st
series
(quar.)
$1
11-
1
10-21
4%
preferred 2nd
series
(quar.)
$1
11-
1
10-21
75c
11-
1
10-14
York
Consolidated
Yukon
1
(quar.)
County Gas
Gold
Corp,
Ltd.—
Resumed
$6c
Ltd,
Zellers,
common
12-
1
HH31
$12 ftc
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
2 '
preferred (quar.),
$37'Ac
11-
1
10-
2
5%
preferred (quar.)
$31 ftc
11-
1
10-
|
50c
50c
4-1-51
6-25-51
''
;
'3-15
6-15
50c
12-
1
11-22
17'Ac
$1.06 ft
10-28
10-
12-
11-15
1
6
1
2
Zenith
62 ftc
10-14
Edison
1
+25c
Co.—
12-15
60c
50c
tou-;
—
Quarterly
Toledo
$i0c
convertible
Ins.
12-
75c
Securities
6%/
Co.—
convertible preferred (quar.)
2
Title
A
Ltd
Breweries,
'
20c
Quarterly
11-
1
Partial
1
9-30
i2y2c
17ftc
(quar.)
Co.—
1
35C
(quar.)
6
Tower
Thomaston
10-10
10-16
Whiting
1
10-
$2,50
1
10-10
(quar.)
.
9-23-
11-
$1.02ft
4 %
11-24
1
9-30
10-16
10-20
3c
50c
(quar.)
Whitehall
A
9-29
10-16
C
New
Thermoid Company—
20c
22ftc
(special),
pfd.
(quar.)
Wrigley (William), Jr., Co,
Co.
1
25c
com.
(quar.)___
1
10-6
10-16
6
11-
6
$20c
15c
$2.40
6
10-lG
i$1.37ft
12-16
12-29
$1.25
10-10
li-
(quar.)
9-30
31 ftc
preferred
10-10
j:7c
Ltd
6%
Co.
preferred
Power
3%
45C
10-10
Power
tlOc
pfd.
10-10
10-16
11-
$10c
10-20
Texas
Co,
Coal
Western Paciiic RR, common
50c
Texas
10- 3
10-10
I
Taylor-Wharton Iron & Steel Co
Inc., 4%
Haute
10-17
preferred
prior
Penn
7%
11-
$15c
11-15
Terre
$1.25
10-31-
15c
Ry
4.10%
7%
Western
(quar.),-,,
preferred
Ry. Co.—
(quar.)
10-25
10-16
20c
Talon,
10-25
11-15
10-18
Terminal
t$1.50
(quar.)
Chemical
Wheeling
common
common
Corp.
Paper
conv
10-13
11-10
Michigan Steel Foundry—
25c
4ft%
Corp.,
Mold
Super
1
11-10
:
Ltd, 5ft%
West
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
8unray
11-
J20c
Northern
&
•:10"31
(stock dividend)
Company,
4
10-20-
(quar.)
1
(increased),
Securities,
4 ft %
A
Falls
1
37ftc
(quar.)__
com.
12-
; 20c
Electric
Sutherland
class
class A
2
*
10-
11-
$1.06ft
$1.12ft
Co,
(quar.)
End
Inc.,,.—
2nd
1
10-16
20c
(quar.i
1
57c
Biscuits,
Sun
10-25
$18 ftc
.
Co.,
Light
Gas
preferred
preferred
Kentucky
common,
Corp.,
8
f50c
Mines.
$4.25
$4.50
West
(quar.)
Inc.
2
62'Ac
West
common
Suburban
12-
2c
;
(quar.)
common
10-31
Corp..,
Wells
8
share
held)
(quar.)___
Cedar
Inc.—
Strawbridge & Clothier,
$4
vtc
preferred
Waterloo
50c
quar.)
:
11-30
35c
4.
10-16
(quar.)
1st pfd.
1
37ftc
(quar.i
common
Co,
10-20
,
._
Fuller. 7%
Container
o,
25C
1
(quar.)
preferred
-
2
37'Ac
1
r_.—
(increased
n.
37ftc
Terminal
&
Brothers
(Payable
Stores
■>
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
12-
—
Ltd.,
•
t)-28
10-16
20%
;
(stock
11-
15c
B
Corp.
-
10-16
1
$1 °5
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
class A
-
1-17
2-1-51
$2
Corp
shares
16
1
«
(increased)
Stem Textiles,
Stop .& Shop,
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Mills
each
Corp.—
Sunshine
Mills,
Company
10-17
1
(quar.)
Investing
Waterous, Ltd,
11-
$56ftc
(ouar.)
Brothers
&
10-10
(quar:)
Diego Gas & Electric
&
Stern
Thatcher
Sargent
1
11-
(increased)
$12'Ac
common
(quar.)
10-10
...
preferred
11-
(initial)
10-20
1
f
class
Co.,
Canada,
10-25
(quar.)
San
Scarfe
of
10-16
_
(quar.)____
4ft %
Antonio
5%
30c
37'Ac
Detinning Co.,
Washington
10-20
11-15
,
preferred
preferred
Co.
Preference
Stix Baer &
Ltd.—
preferred
9-15
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
preferred
5%
15c
Special
4ft %
1
(quar.).,
(quar.)
preferred
Street
5%
10-20
1
'11-
—
$1.40
(accum.)
(quar.)
common,,^
A
11-
(s-ai
Inc.
$1
Investment
20c
preferred
San
%$■
1
>11-
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.
'
Sterchi
$1
(quar.)
Gold
1
11-
97 ftc
B
Street
10- 2
1
8t. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
Common
12-
92'Ac
10-13
11-
Tube
Stouffer Corp.
Francisco
10-26
—
Corp.
5%
10-
preferred
conv.
Co.—
(quar.),,
Co.
convertible
4%
11-15
preferred
1
11-30*
Spring Co.—
10-20
Paper Mills—
Louis-San
1
11-
12ftc
com.
America
of
Corp,
Waterous,
Light
Products
Steel
12-1
1st preferred
1
12-
75c
(quar.)
Warren
(accum.)
Standard
4ft %
preferred (quar.)
St. Lawrence
$6
&
Power
preferred
1
Flour
9-20
11-
$7
10-17
75c 2nd preferred
12-
12-15
12-15
10-13
$1.75
Standard
12-10
Corp.,
1
10-16
11-
45c
9-30
50c
Ltd..
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quai.)
Wamsutta
9-21
10-10
$1.75
10-25
1
Y.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Saguenay Power.
Corp.
preferred
7%
$1.75
25c
6%
12-20
dividend
preferred
Wall
6
(accum.)
prior preferred
11-
tlOc
(quar.)
F
Avenue,
convertible
11-
•
9-30
Stone
Foods,
6
10-25
(quar.)
Co.,
Fifth
12-
$1.50
10-20
Corp.—
series H
D.)
1-2-51
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co,
preferred
Vulcan
10-20
11-15
$4.20
Ltd.,
.
12ftc
pfd.
$$1.25
.
Corp.,
preferred,
5
,
preferred
10-10
37'Ac
quar.)
Ltd.___
series
--ti
10-14*
1
Inc.—
6%
Ltd.—
Co.,
1
$1.25
(Increased
Ages Corp.
Russek's
S.
Fuel
1
30c
(George
10-
28c
Co.,
11-
50c
(accum.)
Quarterly
Roper
10-31
(quar.)
A
Standard
15c
A
Rochester-American Insurance Co.
Rock of
28 ftc
Sons
&
50c
1
Electric
11-
-
75c
(quar.)
6%,
6%
(accum.)
Steel
preferred
5
Co
(quar.)
11-
$10c
4.10%>
10-
$1.10
19c
Extra
■
10-31
$1.03%
93%c
class
Mills,
Rochester Gas &
5
28c
:
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Inc.
10-31
22 ft c
(stock
preferred
6%
Western
(quar.)
Cotton
in. IR
lu-1'
Virginian Railway—
2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Robbins Mills,
Rtobinson
.9-29
$6 prior preferred
10-14
10-14
50c
(quar.)
Co..
10-'U
11-10
50c
Co, 5%, pfd. A (quar.),
preferred B (quar.)
Western
15c
Paper
preferred
10-20
10-
(quar.)
Chemical
4ft%
12-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
Cement
50c
_____
(quar.i__
-
Inc.—
preferred
convertible
Vulcan
pfd.
Telephone
Service
12-15
1-2-51
15c
Extra
Riverside
9-29
B.)
Heating
4%
$7
(quar.),
preferred
RJce-Stix,
4.%
R.)
preferred
$4
11-18-
1
Public
$4
Standard
(s-a)
common
9-29
10-20
com
Quarterly
9-29
Standard Gas & Electric—
Brass,
Inc.,
common
Food
non-cum.
Vanadium
10-2
10-
(quar.)
England
50c
3%%
$5
1
15c
preferred
Inc.,
River
12-
11-
128c
&
10-10
Vertienies-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—
10-31
—
preferred
Squibb
Ltd.,
Natural
Copper
1
20c
7%
10-10
1
iBalt.i
common
6%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
Investors
5ft%
Rich's
...
140c
J25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
_iU_
Republic
12-11
10-16
„
4.15%
10-11
Ltd.—
Fund, Inc.—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Republic
3
Co., Ltd.—
Process,
Sea
10-10
10-30
t35c
preferred
Standard
(4uar.)
A
Extra
3.70%.
10-27
50c
—
11-15
New
3.90 %
11-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
tenold-Coventry.
(J.
$1.12 ft
Common quarterly
10-25
25c
Canada,
redeemable
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.80'/*
10*25
50c
——
Knitting Mills, Ltd.,
$1.60 non-cumulative preferred
5%
Co.
Sciver
Co.—
(quar.)
Franklin
10-25
10-25
tegent
Reitman's
Power
1
10-20
(quar.)
Tobacco
convertible
Camp
for
50c
(quar.)
—
Company,
Raalte
Van
10-12
10-14
50c
Company
Southern
30c
common
Extra
Van
10-31
11-15
Leaf
Warehouse
preferred
Company
Canada
/fl-29
—
convertible
■4%
Van
t50c
—_—
Edison
1111-
Virginia Iron. Coal & Coke Co.—
preference (quar.)
$87'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
10-19
11-
15c
50c
50c
preferred
10-27
1
t50c
preference (quair.)
10-20
Railway & Light Securities, common—:
Special (from realized gains)
Extra
1
4UC
10-14
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co., com.
preference
Co., 6%
11-
11-
12-20
1
(quar.)
Corporation,
Valspar
Ltd.—
Paper Mills,
conv.
Common
Ltd.—
Flour Mills,
10-14
Universal
vapor
conv.
15c
quar.)
10-25
10-
10-13 '•
11-
(quar.)
A
(s-a)
convertible
5%
10-14
10-16
1
15c
Laboratories.
10-10
J53C
10-20
11-
$3
(quar.i
pfd. (accum.)
5%
class
Corp.,
1
Iron
Corp
Southern
Radiator
1
1
11-15
87ftc
,
Corp.—
Chemicals,
Co.,
11-
11-
10-20
10-20
35c
Potash
S.
.
11-15
11-15
(N. J.)
11-
t45c
(quar.).
common
4.48%
10-13
11-15
11-15
U.
10-20
11-15
8 7 ftC
______—
Stores
Pipe & Foundry
5%
(quar.),
12- 1
12- 1
9-30
3c
(quar.)
California
S.
'
6
92 ftc
Extra
10-13
50c
—
10-10
$1
Theatres,
preferred
40c
Ltd,__—
Pittsburgh Water, 4ft%
Common
S.
U.
1-31
1
9
51.12'A
—
Guaranty
Co.
Lineo
$4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.),:
4%
2-15-51
11-
11-
40c
$1.50
(quar.)___
8c
S.
U.
1-31
50c
$1.06ft
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
Fund of Boston
(George)
$3.50
Colorado,
iquar.j,
U.
2-15-51
40c
(quar.)
common
Steel
(Howard)
Southern
'ublic Service
10-16
10-16
10-
50c
Increased
6
10-
1
20%
Industrial
t25c
(quar.)—
Corp.
11-10
35c
(quar.)
S.
11-25
10-17
10-17
11-
interest
&
f 25c
_
(quar.i
4.56%
6%
'ressed
U.
Universal
Common
9-20
9-20
10-16
10-16
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Curr
&
preferred
Southern
non-cum.
12-30
Ltd.—
—
Co., Ltd.,
(A.
Smith
Canada—
of
Fidelity
10-20
1
1
+21IC
preference
Storage Corp.
S.
10-14
1
11-
dividend
U.
t2c
Quarterly
10-12
10-12
Stock
12-10
12-10
11-
11-
Missouri—
(quar.)
of
2
Holders
When
$1.25
(quar.),,^
(quar.)
Tool,
2
-
Payable of Rec.
62'Ac
(quar.),,
1-
4ft%
(quar.)—
Canada,
of
Mines,
Oil
(N.)
Smith
<fc
B
Cold
S.
of
»'
•
.
(irreg.)
(quar.)
Paramount
1-
15c
(quar.)
—
preferred
5%.
Bloss-Sheffleld
10-10
90c
$1.17'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
10-23
Co.
(quar.)
Pacific
$2.12
2
6'Ac
(resumed)
pfd.
10-
Co.
preferred
Slater
10- 2
10-21
60c
6c
(quar.)
10-21
20c
U.
12-10
1
<quar.)___
Certificates
t30c
(iireg.)
Power
of America
Lindsay
6%.
Drill
Class
1
t75c
Ltd.,
Silver-Miller
62'Ac
(quar.)
common
3.60%
preferred
Corp
Sibley,
25c
Industries
Edison,
10-20
10-16
(quar.)
Style
'otomac
11- 1
$1
'
'lymouth Cordage Co.,
Employees stock1
Common
Shirriff's
18
12-28
75c
(initial quar.)
com.
Mining Corp.
Water &
Corp.
10-18
75c
(quar.)
new
(s-a)
Sheraton
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
Co.
Corp.,
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd
11- 1
11- 1
„
ftc
12-
Co.
31 ftc
Extra
10-10
12-15
•
Ltd
Cities Realty Corp.,
United
t25c
B
Sinclair
Bolt Corp.
ittsburgh Screw &
ittston
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
Class
(quar.)—
pfd.
conv.
7
common
10-10
40c
(quar.)______—__
1
-
20c
California
convertible
United
9-28
11-
Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd.
$1
97'Ac
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
Brewing
Shawinigan
12-15
12-15
10-10
10-10
9-28
10-24
of
preferred
United
10-24
Co.
Cigar-Whelan
8
30c
•
:
common
Canada,
preferred
United
25c
of
7'AC
Shattuck-Denn
r,
12-
12-27
$1.25
Co.
preferred
$3.50
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
Inc, $4 preferred
'iper Aircraft
'ittsburgh
11-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
11-14
1
(quar.)
Acceptance,
Steel
Shea's
1-1-51
1-1-51
—
preferred
Ry.
,
,
Philip Morris A: Co.—
4% preferred (quar.)—
3.90%
preferred (quar.)__—
'tllsbury Mills,
Co.
preferred
Sharon
9-29
10- 1
10-20
11- 1
$1.12'A
$1
—
10-18
11- 1
_
(quar.),,
Philadelphia
5%
1
30c
Seaboard
25%
$4.50
$4
12-
—
Scranton
27.
10-18'
10-18*
12-
Monday, October 16, 1950
.
.
■
(quar.)
Electric
1
1
Co.—
10-20
15c
$1.50
Dairy Products Co.—
S4.50 1st preferred
(quar.t
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
RR.
10-13
stockholders
of
Union
1111-
91 ftc
preferred A
11- 1
5%
Oil
31
____________
Securities
Gas
Union
1-18
7-i8
.
'
Share
Works,
preferred
Union
4-18
1
_
Common
meeting to be held on Oct.
~>hillips-Jones
Line
tic
Philadelphia
4.40%
Air
Special
1
1
8-
$1.07ft
Seagrave Corporation
iu-i<
2-
5-
27'AC
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
Company
80c
10-18
1
27'AC
(quar.),
preferred
5%
11-
'
■
of Company
Tung-Sol Lamp
Co.—
preferred
3.65%
Seaboard
6
35C
4.30%
10- l
2
10-
$3.70
11- 1
'hiladelphia Co., common
6%
preferred fs-a)
4.30%
Mfg.
10-
10-16
27'AC
(quar.)
$1,061/4
(quar.)
—
approval
the
to
annual
at
Scovill
J8"18
10-16
27'Ac
25c
pfd.
Co
Ltd
Mines,
preferred
11-10
25c
(quar.)____
A
Trane
10-20
50c
;
(quar.).—
com.
common
'
■
Per
Name
Payable of Ree.
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
$4 preferred
Paper Co.,
$3.40
(stock dividend!-—
faudler Co.
Inc.
Company,
preferred A
(quar.),*—
preferred A 'quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
5ft%
Scott
1ft
4ft %
Gear
&
11~ 1
&
preferred
5ft %
2- 5
11- 4
2- 5
Inc.—
Power Co.,
Machine
.•rkins
10- 9
(quar.)____
Co.
•ansylvania Industries,
36 preferred < accum.)
ennsylvania
10-16
$1
<quar.)___
Gas
jnnsylvania
(quar.)—
common
preferred
$6
(quar.)———,
preferred
5ft %
10-20
12-15
11" 4
20c
(quar.).
common
preferred
iquar.)_
.-J—-—
preferred (quar.).
r.
—
$1.32
preferred
'quar.•—,—----il
$1.32
Industries,
(Ed)
Schwitzer-Cummins
5ft%
31
-Oman's,
10- 6
10- 6
20c
11- 1
62'Ac 1-2-51
25c
11-15
25c 2-15-51
33c
11-15
33c 2-15-51
$75c
11-15
$$1.50
11- 1
Quarterly
minsular
10-23
10-31
10-31
Hampshire) —
(New
Co.
11- 6
45c
15c
(quar.)
Co
..
Davis
Schenley
Schuster
Distillers
Tilfoid
&
arke
'
'
■
J
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
Holderi
When
Per
Name of Company
''ark
f
•
Radio
Corp.
(quar.)
50c
•Transfer
books
tPayable
in
tPayable
in
resident,
a
Less
tax
not
U, S.
closed
Funds,
Canadian
15%;
British
less
funds,
resident
income
for
tax
tax.
this
10-12
10-31
10-12
dividend.
15%
Canadian
tax
deductible
7%.
10-31
50c
Extra
non-residents'
at
the
source.
tax.
Non-'
Volume 172
Number 4051
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1481)
STATE
AND
CITY
49
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
Bond
$35,000
bonds
revenue
9
water
Bond
offered
172, p. 1387 —were
to Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Phoenix, at a price of
of
Nov.
on
9
will
offer
Oct.
25
at
public
issue
an
provement and
auction
Due
of
America
Savings
Francisco,
National
Association,
of
San
net
at
price of
a
interest
1,74%,
in
:
:due
l%s,
due
1964
to
June
on
1969
'
1
at
a
price
of
net interest cost of
a
about'2.134%,
000
2s,
1962
due
1965
to
$60,000
follows: $51,June 1 from
as
on
inclusive;
2 V4S,
due
and
June
on
1
Hayward
School
Union
.District
of
cost
about
at
a
interest
net
a
1.85%,
fol¬
as
lows:
8215,000 1 %s, due on
June 1 from 1966 to 1969 in¬
clusive; and $144,000 2s, due
June
1
from
1970
to
1972
trict bonds at
298,
interest
net
a
about
2.13%,
2s; due
000
1964
$27,000
from
26,000
-price
about
Unified
bonds
of
1
from
100.15,
1.74%.
Due
Sept.
15,
Newark
bonds
at
a
School
price of
interest
net
cost
District
100.38,
of
a
about
1.91%, as
due Aug.
follows: $5 000 l%s,
15, 1964; and $13,100
2s, due on Aug. 15 from 1965
Clerk,
City
17
until
for
will
10
lic works
172,
v.
a
Dec.
15
Dec.
from
1980
on
inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff & Herrington, of San Francisco/
about
Stanislaus
County School Districts
(P. O. Modesto), Calif.
Bond
Offering — C. C. Eastin,
2
of
ard,
(EST)'
chase
Oct.
on
of
Due
payable
Trust
from
126 000
1951
Die
to
1975
Grayson
bonds.
Due
1951
1975
The
to
bonds
Dec.
15
inclusive.
School
on
are
on
Dec.
District
15
from
inclusive.
dated
East St.
bridge
for
Stifel,
Oct.
the
1
from
Brooks
1951
to
interest
and
Bank
&
Certificate
Sale—The $1,650,000
tificates offered
1279—were
Oct. 9—v.
awarded
to
County Special
Co., Chicago,
& Co., Boston,
1, 1950.
bonds
offered
Dec.
15,
ayable at the County Treasurer's
fficc.
Legality anproved by Orrick, Dahlquist N'eff & Herringon, of San Francisco.
Oct.
Tax
O.
11
Georgia, of Atlanta, and the First
Bank
of
Minneapolis,
jointly, at a price of 100,103, a
net interest cost of about 2.11%,
follows:
to
Due
21/4S.
190,000
from
1966
Oct.
on
1965
1
from
inclusive.
Due
on
1970
to
1
revenue
Co., New York City.
Legality
a
offered
Oct.
syndicate composed of First
Boston
Corp., C. J. Devine & Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co., all of New
York City, Heller, Bruce & Co.,
Francisco,
Co.,
New
Co.,
York
Pittsburgh,
&
S.
Moseley
&
City,
Thomas
and
Juliep
Co., Chicago, at
as
June
follows:
1950.
a
Due
semi-annually
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
30,
1957. Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Mad¬
terest
Safe
Deposit & Trust Co.,
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Normal), III.
Offering — Vernon
Nickell,
Secretary
the Board,
bids, care of
Dr. R. W. Fairchild, President of
will
receive
State Normal Univer¬
Normal, until 1:30 P.M.
(CST) on Oct. 23 for the purchase
of $400,000 Eastern Illinois State
College at Charleston, student res¬
hall
1950.
Dec.
on
1
clusive.
Nov.
from
to
Bond Sale—The
Principal
in¬
1961
and
of
Dec.
as
interest
and
welfare
172,
payable
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
of
bonds
basis
a
9—v.
to
offered
Oct.
Leitchfield, Ky.
$140,000
Offering—James
of
at
a
about
price of 100.456,
1.124%.
Upland, Ind.
Offering—Clarence
Bond
ter,
Town
receive
(CST)
of
172,
bright,
New Castle, Ky.
Offering — Mrs. Corinne
Ashley, City Clerk, will receive
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 16 for the purchase of
$41,000
bids
until
10
re¬
A.M.
(CST) on Oct. 20 for the purchase
hospital bonds of 1950.
Dated Nov. 1, 1950. Due semi-an¬
of $600,000
1,
Dated
Jan.
bids
until
clusive.
July
from
1
to
$875,000 water
bonds offered Oct.
revenue
172, p. 1181—were awarded
a
group
Stuart
&
composed of Halsey,
Inc., Chicago, Raf-
Co.
Indian¬
apolis, and McDougal & Condon,
Chicago, as 2s, at a price of
100.89, a basis of about 1.942%.
Flood
Control
District,
2
P.M.
bids
sealed
on
Oct.
$17,000
20
11
until
the
for
flood
Jan.
1
1962
inclusive.
and
July
of
of
works
1, 1950.
1
(CST)
purchase
control
Dated Nov.
1950.
A.M.
from
Interest
Due
1953
J-J.
on
ap¬
Ice
&
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
the
to
Ind.
Offering—Frank
1 P.M. (CST) on Oct. 16 for
purchase of $96,000 building
to
Due
1969
maturing
in
callable
in¬
1956
of
as
Skaggs,
Legality approved
& Fahey,
of
Hays
Louisville.
Gilbert,
(P.
Bonds
Oct.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Not
$260,000
Sold—Bids
building
5—v.
turned
172,
no
as
the
for
the
offered
1181—were
p.
unopened
for
bonds
bid
re¬
was
construction
Waverly Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale—The $451,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 5—v. 172, p.
1280—were awarded to the North¬
Trust
Co., Chicago, and Quail
Co., Davenport, jointly, as IV2S,
ern
&
at
O.
Bond
Sch. Dist. No. 25
Lake
Charles),
Offering —H.
A.
La.
Norton,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10
(CST)
a.m.
on
Nov. 7 for
the purchase of
$250,000 building
equipment bonds. Dated Aug.
1950.
Due on Aug. 15 from
1970
to
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
Catahoula
School
price
a
about
of
100.105,
a
basis of
1.49%.
bonds.
Dated
due
Nov.
on
Jefferson
No.
—
Paul
Burke,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 17
for
the
purchase of $70,000 to
$100,000 swimming pool
bonds.
City
Clerk,
Dated
Feb.
1, 1951.
1,
from
Davis
11
1950
1951
and
to
1956
Parish
(P. O.
Sch.
Dist.
Jennings), La.
Offering—L.
H.
Richard,
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Vermilion
Parish
Road Dist.
No.
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
Bond
Offering — Marcus
6
A.
Broussard, Secretary of the Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 9
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
Nov. 7 for the
on
$56,500
bonds.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
public
Dated
1
im¬
Dec.
from
1,
1952
to
Interest J-D.
Le¬
gality
approved
by Dudley
Foley, Jr., of New Orleans.
C.
__
MARYLAND
Baltimore
County Metropolitan
Towson), Md.
District (P. O.
Bond
Kahl,
ceive
Offering
President
County
(P. O. Scotts•
Nov.
1
Feb. 1 from 1952 to 1966 inclusive.
1 from 1952 to 1965 inclusive.
Allen County
O.
until
10
a.m.
(CST) on Nov. 2
for the purchase of $85,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1951. Due on
Due on Sept.
KENTUCKY
(P.
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
1950.
Liberal, Kan.
Offering
2
inclusive.
1970
Bond
Consolidated
No.
10 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 7 for
purchase
of
$6,000
school
the
provement
KANSAS
Parish
District
Jonesville), La.
Bond Offering — A. L.
Brooks,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board,
will receive sealed
bids
Bond
Onawa
Bond Sale—The
will re¬
ceive bids until 8 P.M. (CST) on
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $20,Clerk-Treasurer,
1951
are
of New Castle.
by
bonds.
ville), Ky.
Town
1950.
1, 1955: Principal and inter¬
payable at the Citizens Bank
until
Secretary of the Board of School
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Fowler,
est
in¬
Legality
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ind.
receive
will
from
Bonds
refunding
1,
Nov.
Due
1961
to
proved
Offering—John T. Smith,
Commissioners,
1
Nov.
thereafter
15,
work.
Columbus, Ind.
5—v.
Nov.
1951
1950.
1,
1952
Interest J-J.
accepted
works
revenue
Dated
F-A.
Oct. 30 for the purchase
municipal
building
on
lis.
Sale—The
works
bonds.
on
$10,000
on
1951 to Jan.
1, 1971, inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapo¬
Bond
water
will
Audubon Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering—Gay S. Thomas,
Al¬
will
Auditor,
County
sealed
ceive
1280—were awarded
p.
3.07%.
Por¬
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
bonds.
O.
R.
water
bonds offered Oct.
revenue
& Boyce, of Louis¬
ville, the only bidder, as 3V4S, at
a
price of 102, a basis of about
9—v.
IOWA
(P.
be
Stein Bros.
and
Columbus), Ind.
Bond
Col¬
price of
works
$128,000 county
Union National Bank of East Chi¬
INDIANA
Bartholomew County
to
Sale—The
Calcasieu Parish
1388—were awarded to the
p.
cago, as IV\,
of
Due
1985
in
due
callable
are
1960.
1950.
1,
1954
Bonds
thereafter
bonds
revenue
Dated
revenue
had
County (P. O.
Crown Point), Ind.
of
sealed
of
idence
10
LOUISIANA
Lake
L.
&
F.
100.021, a net interest cost of about
2.39%,
1,
Madison.
Teachers College Board of the
State of Illinois
(P. O.
Bond
lins
Oct.
ison
Chicago.
of
10—v. 172, p. 1279—were awarded
to
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Bond
$3,650,000 har¬
bonds
of
on
Bids for the
—
building
Oct.
construction
as
Bond
and
the
Executive Secretary of the Board
(Territory of)
Sale—The
Cooper, Cooper & Cooper,
Madison, until 2 P.M. (CST)
&
a
bids ex¬
ceeded the amount of the issue.
1976
HAWAII
Bond
Building
Corporation, Ind.
Bond Offering—Carl Henning,
inclusive.
"
rejected
to
at
or
Delhi
Hawaii
Hanover School
school
offered
clusive.
of
Oct.
bonds
June 30 and Dec. 30 from 1952
Trust Co., St. Louis,
Marine Midland Trust
fensperger, Hughes & Co.,
2s.
apolis.
Not Sold
$600,000
on
were
National
$420,000
1,
Bank
Cincinnati,
at
County (P. O.
Grayson), Ky.
Louis Union
awarded to the Trust Company of
as
Aug.
Harrison, and
of
price of
basis of about 2.458%.
a
Oct. 18 for the purchaase of $160,000 first mortgage bonds.
Dated
p.
Sale—The $610,000 school
San
1950.. Principal and interest (J-D)
1
(P.
Beach), Fla.
Vero
Bond
No.
dated
group
City, Allen C. Ewing & Co., of
Wilmington, and Robert Hawkins
& Co., of Boston, as 2.20s, at a
price of 100.22, a basis of about
District
was
2Vzs,
on
were
—
Carter
1, 1970, inclusive.
are
of
blower & Weeks, all of New York
River
bonds
syndicate
a
101.05,
Due Jan. 1,
1978.
Callable
on
any
interest
payment date. Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at the St.
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Goldman^ Sachs
&
Co., Horn-
School
1952 to Jan.
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
$1,000,-
cer¬
172,
a
Jan.
to
as
Bonds
1950.
at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago. Legality
Fla.
1952
1280
Savings
both
school
offered
p.
Co.,
pur¬
1, 1970, incl.
43,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from July 1,
company,
Gardner, both of St. Louis.
July
(J-D)
revenue
172,
Provident
bonds,
Newhard, Cook & Co. and Rein-
1,
FLORIDA
public improvement
bonds
v.
—
jointly,
follows:
holdt &
sity,
Co.,
/
1,
&
Hawkins
pur¬
1,
school
re¬
P.M.
President of the Corporation, will
receive sealed bids at the office
Robert
the Illinois
Oct.
1
the
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
pay¬
bonds
revenue
for
School
Due
Louis, III.
Nicolaus
P.M.
Torring¬
Dated
Principal
at
2
the
New
bonds.
on
$43,000
Car¬
will
until
31
$86,000
as
composed of Shields & Co., Allen
& Co., both of New York
City,
Bond
Torrington.
Legality
approved by Day, Berry & How¬
ard, of Hartford.
bor
Union School Dis¬
bonds.
23
$636,000
incl.
1969
until
5
Trust
Jan.
on
inclusive.
trust
or
of
The
Conn.
Hartford,
School
ton
(PST) on Oct.
23 for the
purchase of $203,000
school bonds, divided as follows:
trict
to
Offering—Edwin J. Dowd,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids, care of Day, Berry & How¬
p.m.
$77,000 Salida
11—
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Oct.
Sale—The $150,000
improvement
the
W.
Trustee,
bids
Oct.
on
divided
to the purchaser and
Village. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1.246%.
1951
bids
Conn.
$1,298,000 pub¬
1279—were awarded
Oct.
15, 1950. Due
to
bank
a
sealed
chase
agreeable
Dated
group composed of
sealed
on
Due
1970
nually from July
(PST)
1951
desig-
Legality apThornlike,
bonds offered
p.
Indian
purchase of $800,000
disposal system bonds of
1950. Dated
be
Phelps, Fenn
Co., Hallgarten & Co., Tucker,
Anthony & Co., and Eldredge &
Co., all of New York City, as 1.30s,
at a price of
100.588, a basis 01
the
sewage
at
000 4%
bank
a
&
Walker,
receive
a.m.
15,
2.18%.
Mon'erey, Calif.
Offering—E. C.
Bond
bids
inclusive.
1967
to
able
to
Treasurer's
to
Storey,
Hartford,
1973.
18,000
Nov.
or at
City
Bond Sale—The
School
at a
basis
of
a
State
Gainesville,
l3,4s,
as
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
State.
by
1972 inclusive.
Alameda
District
June
inclusive; and
due on June 1
2V4S,
1968 to
of
cost
follows: $23,-
as
on
1967
to
price of 100.-
a
1955
Hartford-Connecticut
York
proved
1950.
inclusive.
50,000 Castro Valley School Dis¬
to
bonds.
from
dated
Torrington,
High
bonds
price of 100.11,
the
by the
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive.
359,000
1951
Field
15
are
1953
Offering—John
(CST)
bonds.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
and
bonds
100.224,
New
from
inclusive;
$3,000 2s, due June 1, 1970. ;
111,000 San Lorenzo School Dis¬
trict
at
the
nated
follows: $8,000IMjs,
June
1,
1963; $132,000
Nov.
Ashland, Ky.
Bond
awarded to Breed &
(P. O.
Greenburg), Ind.
Township
ceive
P.M.
the
J Trust Co., Hartford,
about
of
cost
payable
i
as
from
Bradley
on
bonds
office;
.
a
100.08,
15
8
sewer
1950. Principal and interest (M-N) recently purchased by
j
Trust
$143,000 Hayward School District
bonds
The
until
roll,
Nov. 1 for the purchase
on
from
1970 inclusive.
tne
follows:
as
from
inclusive.
Nov.
Dated
semi-annually
1952 to July 1, 1967,
Fugit Township
Bond
re¬
bids
1
1970
1950.
of
Due
Oct.
R. R. 8,
III.
Clerk, will
Village
sealed
(CST)
to
inclusive.
2,000,000
Due
ceive
15
Nov.
1950.
inclusive.
H.
of
on
1,
from July 1,
1
Herbert
building
on
1970
.
1951
2,500,000 Teachers College bonds.
Bond Sale—The $707,000 school
bonds
offered
Oct.
10—v.
172,
Bond
$298,000 sanitary
Dated Nov. 1, 1950.
1951 to
.
on
fol¬
institutional
bonds.
CALIFORNIA
to
from
Oct.
on
Bensenville,
Offering —
Due
7,000,000
on
Alameda County School Districts
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
awarded
15
Due
bonds
sewer
Oct.
ILLINOIS
of
1970 inclusive.
$271,000 im¬
enlargement bonds.
1387—were
Nov.
on
000
1
inclusive.
re¬
purchase
as
Oct.
on
1965
from 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
(EST)
noon
Due
to
2y4s.
Dierking,
Due
,
A.
$4,000,000 vocational school bonds.
of
1953
2,635,000
lows:
Stephens Special Sch. Dist., Ark.
Bond Offering—H. G. McCluskin, Superintendent of Schools,
&
the
$15,500,000 bonds, divided
ARKANSAS
Bank
for
2&s.
from
Offerin g—Joseph
ceive sealed bids until
100.16.
p.
$1,015,000
Adorno, State Treasurer, will
—v.
awardeu
Cof,
Connecticut (State of)
Sale—The
works
Oct.
CONNECTICUT
Goodyear, Ariz.'
on
bids
H.
the -Board
Commissioners,
sealed
(EST)
Christian
—
of
will
until
11
of
re¬
A.M.
Oct. 25 for the purchase
$80,000 hospital
bonds offered Oct. 3
v.
172, p.
1181
were awarded
to Russell,
of $3,000,000 water and sewer
sys¬
tem bonds, 18th issue. Dated Nov.
Long & Burkholder, of Lexington,
at a price of 103.01.
to
—
—
1, 1950.
1990
interest
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
(M-N)
from
1953
Principal
and
1
payable
at
the
50
(1482)
Union
-
of Maryland, of
Co.
Trust
Callable
on
after Oct.
or
1942.
1,
by
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
of Baltimore.
designated by the purchaser.
Baltimore.
Legality approved
Offering
While,
will
Treasurer,
City
Oct.
the
for
25
divided as fol¬
bonds,
$3,000,000
Bond
public
construction of
$2,000,000
Due on Nov. 1
1951 to 1960 inclusive.
bonds.
ways
from
Due
Donds.
1951
from
1
Nov.
on
1280
p.
1950.
Massachusetts
Offering—Richard E. Mc¬
Laughlin, Chairman, will receive
sealed bids at the office of the
State Housing Board, until 11 A.M.
are
bank
a
(P.
County
Gogebic
notes offered Oct. 9—
1280 — were taken by
(P.
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. S
13A %
sold
Sale—The
Bond
ing bonds offered Oct. 10—v. 172,
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1951.
Sale—The $240,000 bonds
City, as IV2S, at
100.608. a basis of about
Ccro., New York
a
1388—were awarded to McDon¬
Co., of Detroit, on a
bid reflecting a net interest cost
of about 2.73%.
Traverse
172, p. 1388—
Boston
twice of
Concord, Mass.
Offering—Thomas F. Gar-
Bond
will re¬
rity, Jr., Town Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids, care of
will
until
bids
P.M.
8
(EST)
Oct.
on
time
Due
1950.
16,
1951
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1954
to
1951 to 1970
1 from
Nov.
1 from 1951 to
Nov.
bonds
Toe
Due on
1969 incl.
bonds.
school
175,000
1,
Nov.
dated
are
School
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Day Trust Co., Boston.
1950.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Ttorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Authority, Mass.
Offering—Col. L. F. Ca-
Chairman, will receive sealed
bids at the office of the
State
rew,
Board, 18 Tremont St.,
until 11 A.M. (EST) on
19 for the purchase of $1,-
Housing
Boston,
bonds. Dated
26, 1950 and due on May 1,
'<600,000 third series
Oct.
Norfolk
Oct.
Sale—The
Note
000
Atlas National
1950 and due
receive
(CST)
on
$55,000 water works bonds.
Dec.
on
from
1
1952
Due
77,000 water works improvement
Due
bonds.
to
1970
bonds
dated
maturing
after
1,
1960
of Minneapolis.
Bond
101
ing bonds offered
Oct.
9—v.
&
Nov.
100.005,
a
1.89%,
as
MICHIGAN
Sch.
Creek
Note
Offering
Stetler,
District
St.
172,
a
group
until
8
Co.,
1952
85,000
p.m.
1971
lows:
Oct.
Jan.
on
125,000
26,
1950
notes.
due
Nov.
23,
1950 and
due
Principal
interest
and
payable
Big Rapids,
City
Clerk,
will
for
the
water
supply
Dated
Oct.
1
from
of
system
Oct.
1953
1,
to
Due
on
1970
to
1975
Nov.
Offering
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
of
from
Note
—
sealed
Theodore
bids
15, 1950.
to
Due
1971
sealed
on
Oct.
$233,000
a
bank
nated by
Yellow
Due
1980
incl.
trust
8
on
May
trict
for
11
the
May
7,
awarded to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler,
of
New
York
City,
at
the successful bidder.
Medicine
County Indep.
Dist.
No.
7
Offering—A. S. Barr, Dis¬
Clerk, will receive sealed
YORK
improvement
Nov. 1
1950.
Due
1990
inclusive.
on
from
Principal
1951
and
of
Co.,
by
approved
Summit.
Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
Essex
Legality
Delafield
City.
(PI O.
Newark), N. J.
County
Chairman
of
offered
1389—were
purchase of $4,682,000
bonds, divided as follows:
1
The
1950.
Due on
to 1970 incl.
from 1951
1
bonds
dated
are
Nov.
Oct.
9—v.
payable at the Fulton County Na¬
tional Bank
& Trust Co., New
Legality approved by
Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
York
City.
Vandewater,
Y.
Offering—P. E. Benedict,
Bond
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
P.M.
on Oct.
$190,000
public improvement bonds of 1950.
Dated Oct. 15, 1950. Due on April
until
18
for
15
from
2
the
(EST)
of
purchase
inclusive.
1959
to
1951
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Orange County Trust
Legality
Middletown.
Co.,
jointly,
as
at
2.10s,
a
172,
City.
Y.
Newark, N.
Sale—The $1,500,000 wa¬
Bond
10—v. 172,
bonds offered Oct.
ter
of
& Co.,
Co. of
Wood, Struthers
City, Illinois
York
No.
6
Bond
Union
Free
price
Sch.
of
on
$75,000
Oct.
school
10—v.
172,
1389—were awarded to the New
Rochelle Trust Co., of New
elle,
a
Dist.
(P. O. Harrison), N. Y.
Sale—The
as
IV2S, at
a
basis of about
Roch-
price of 100.086,
1.48%.
Security Trust
the
and
100.14,
price
basis of about 1.693%.
a
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Offering
Note
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
until
Creagh,
receive
E.
A.M.
11
(EST)
of
purchase
the
for
17
T.
will
—
Comptroller,
City
anticipation
$3,390,000 water bond
notes.
Dated Nov. 1,
Due
1950.
Callable on May 1,
1951.
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater. Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Nov.
1,
1951.
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist,
No.
23
O. Massapequa),
(P.
York
New
bonds
&
$89,350
Sale—The
Bond
offered
Oct.
school
10—v.
172, p.
awarded
Roosevelt
to
York City, as
price of 100.33, a basis
Cross,
New
of
1.70s, at a
about 1.64%.
Roosevelt
p.
100.944, a basis of about 2.027%.
Harrison
ap¬
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
proved
District
Fire
Bond
bids until 3:30 P.M.
the
for
fire
on
Dated
Nov.
Y.
1
receive sealed
(EST) on Oct.
and
Nov.
from
1951
$140,000
equipment
of
purchase
building
bonds.
O.
Offering—W. Glenn, Dis¬
trict Secretary. will
18
(P.
of Hemp¬
Roosevelt), Town
stead), N.
Smith,
to
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
of
Y.
N.
G. White &
Co.. Inc., both of New York City,
p.
11
No.
District
awarded
bonds offered
the
Nov.
Barney & Co. and J.
Freeholders,
bids until
and Parishville
Colton),
on
35,000 bus garage bonds.
1389—were
School
O.
Committee of the Board of Chosen
receive sealed
A.M. (EST) on Oct.
basis
Sale—The $522 000 school
Bond
bonds
Finance
will
Due
building bonds.
May 1 from 1952 to 1970 incl.
as
1.57%).
about
(P.
Offering—Jacob S. Glick-
enhaus,
street
Jamestown,
of
Colton, Pierrepont
to
in¬
bonds, divided as follows:
000
$265,000
bonds offered Oct.
1281—were awarded
Bank
the
1,
(M-N) payable at the Sum¬
Trust
Bond
172, p.
Y.
$33,000
Sale—The
H.
ersville, until 2:30 P.M. (EST) on
17 for the purchase of $300,-
Chicago,
inclusive.
Celoron, N.
Nov.
Wesley
—
Oct.
Buffalo,
1.60s, at a price of 100.172, a
dated
York
p.
City.
Central
are
New
Offering
Bond
District Clerk, will re¬
bids until 11 a.m.
1960
to
Bond
"
bonds
(P. O. Gloversville-),
1
sealed
J.
follows:
No.
1281—were awarded to a group
composed of Marine Trust Co.,
York City.
Principal
interest
(M-N)
payable at
United States Trust Co., New
to
for
Wood, King
by
approved
9—v.
as
and Johnstown Central Sch. Dist,
(EST) for the purchase of
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 25
divided
Mayfield, Broadalbin, Northampton
Le¬
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
purchase of $298,000 bonds,
interest.
States
City.
York
New
Marsland,
Bond Offering—John H. Mowen,
26
1,
Nov.
United
the
at
Co.,
York
N.
Plains, the only bidder, at 0.695%
Co., Rochester, as 1.70s, at a
and
an¬
ticipation notes offered Oct. 9—
v.
172, p. 1389—were awarded to
the
County
Trust
Co.,
White
(P. O. Amityville), N.Y.
Bond
Offering — William D.
1951
of
Y.
$248,000 tax
New
$29.
NEW JERSEY
Vfas,
as
basis
a
Babylon and Oyster Bay Union
Free School District No. 6
the
desig¬
dated
are
NEW
0.92% interest, plus a premium of
mit
bonds
$143,000
Sale—The $1,295,000 notes
playground bonds of 1950. Dated
Oct. 10—v. 172, p. 1389— Nov. 1, 1950. Due on Nov. 1 from
offered
Note Sale—The
Principal and interest (M-N)
of
Housing Authority, N. H.
Note
terest
1951 to
from
1
inclusive.
Dawson, of New
approved
Legality
1951.
improvement bonds.
Nov.
on
(EST)
purchase
1951 to
1 from
inclusive.
payable
A.M.
bonds.
resurfacing
Nov.
on
1960
&
1951 to
from
inclusive.
road
Due
gality
100.30,
1.44%.
about
bids
1
Nov.
on
1970
fourth
series
notes.
Nov. 7, 1950 and due on
Dated
inclusive.
61,000 road
$2,780,000
inclusive.
(P. O. Wood Lake), Minn.
Bond
until
19
A.
C.
until
company
Consolidated Sch.
revenue
1950.
or
of
jointly,
City,
price
a
Middletown, N.
improvement bonds.
Nov. 1 from 1951 to
Swinefield Bridge bonds.
Due
Trust
bids
Oct.
on
on
1990
The
Offering—Eugene O. ManChairman,
will
receive
The
on
1953
Due
1950.
Housing
$240,000 joint sewer bonds.
58,000 joint sewer bonds, series
Oct. 24 for the pur¬
$95,000 building bonds.
Dated Nov.
95,000 road
for the
from
1
inclusive.
on
York
at
inclusive.
1970
to
1951
1.31%.
Manchester
Principal and interest payable at
Mitchell,
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
on
C.
receive
bids until 7:30 P.M.
23
Mich.
Offering—C.
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
to
(CST)
chase
15
Bond
about
of
Chatham,
Due
1965
receive
will
&
Due
bonds.
Co., both of New York, jointly, as
1V2S, at a price of 101.179, a basis
of
Lauer, Clerk of the School Board,
p.m.
Treasurer's office.
price
a
Minnesota
Bond
notes.
Jan. 31, 1951.
on
to
and
1951.
anticipation
at
Wright County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 104 (P. O. Maple Lake),
31,
tax
Dated
the
anticipation
tax
R. W. Pressprich
Records addition
on Nov.
1 from
Hall of
71,000
from
1
inclusive.
1970
to
1951
1980
to Bankers
awarded
were
—
follows:
100,000 1.90s. Due
Oct. 16 for the purchase
$300,000 notes, divided as fol¬
Dated
addition
inclusive.
248.000
net interest cost of about
2s.
1966
on
$175,000
of St. Paul,
$140,000 1 %s.
will
Secretary,
of Juran & Moody, of
Paul, Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis, of Chicago, and Kalman
&
Franklin
J.
—
bids
sealed
receive
Mich.
Dist.,
1389
offered
Trust Co. and
were
1281—were awarded to
p.
of Boston, at 0.63% discount.
Dated
Oct. 4,
1950 and due on
Battle
bonds
Nashua
composed
1950.
285,000 Hall of Records
bonds.
Due on Nov.
ceive
(P. O.
Sale—The $325,000 build¬
ticipation notes offered on Oct. 3
were
awarded to the Day Trust
15,
1951 to
1
Nov.
on
1975
H.
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Washington County Independent
School District No.
Co.,
from
Due
$850,000 sewer
Oct. 10—v. 172, p.
sealed
Dec.
callable as of Dec. 1, 1960. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
O.
N.
seau,
are
son,
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc. and
E. Weigold & Co., both of
bonds.
Due
Sale—The
Bond
from
1
inclusive.
are
Bonds
Dec.
on
Mahtomedi), Minn.
Note
acquisition
land
95,000
HAMPSHIRE
Authority, N. H.
-
Worcester), Mass.
Sale—The $150,000 tax an¬
the agencies in Lin¬
Legality ap¬
or
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City. Sealed tenders
for the issue also will be received
inclusive.
10,
Oct.
Dated
June 12, 1951.
on
Worcester County (P.
at
agencies,
coln and Scottsbluff.
1970
to
Bank of Boston, at
discount.
©.69%
agri¬
$125,000
awarded to the Rockland-
were
will
purchase of $132,bonds, divided as follows:
1950.
notes offered Oct.
school
cultural
Overbrook Hospital im¬
bonds.
Due on
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1959 incl.
provement
payable
of the District
Oct. 10—
1281—were awarded to
p.
New
9,000
City; or at either
Chicago fiscal
Laconia,
for the
25
The
Mass.
York
any
District's
NEW
bids until 8 p.m.
sealed
O.
(P.
County
Dedham),
of
the
1739 Malvern
Clerk,
Village
son,
1952
(EST)
New
of
MINNESOTA
195 i.
10
in
at
bonds offered
area
172,
National Bank & Trust Co., Glov¬
inclusive.
Overbrook Hospital im¬
provement
bonds.
Due on
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1970 incl.
58,000
St. Paul), Minn.
Bond Offering — G. O. Gunder-
Note
tion
bonds.
from
1
Nov.
on
108,000
1955. Prin¬
(J-J)
interest
at the fiscal agency
Avenue,
Med ford Housing
Callable
after July 1,
or
Sale—The $61,000 recrea-
1951 to
acquisition
land
142,000
to
a
Moore, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at the Fulton County
clusive.
on
100.70,
Ilion, N. Y.
28,000 Overbrook Hospital im¬
provement
bonds.
Due on
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1962 in¬
July
July
inclusive.
on
Due on Nov.
1951 to 1975 inclusive.
from
Dated
semi-annually
1 from 1953
Due
and
of
inclusive.
rev¬
1950.
price
a
Mamaronech, N.
clusive.
1975
mium of $40.30.
(P. O.
1975 in¬
to
8,000 Derwent Ave. Bridge bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1951 to
Due
notes offered Oct. 9— at the office of the latter attor¬
v. 172, p. 1388 — were awarded to
neys, Room 2300, 48 Wall St., New
McDonald-Moore
& Co., of De¬ York City, until 2 P.M. (EST) on
troit, as 2%s, at par plus a pre¬ the above-mentioned date.
Lauderdale
1951
Overbrook Hospital im¬
provement
bonds.
Due on
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1970 in¬
ticipation
Bcston.
Oct.
$47,000 tax an¬
Sale—The
Note
Mich.
District,
1
of
at
Chas.
Hospital im¬
bonds.
Due on
from
1
Nov.
of
purchase
Western
cipal and
Principal
Consolidated
Lake
Walled
to
Overbrook
System
the
for
bonds
1980
from
16
19
1950.
1,
Special Assessment Roll No. 50-4
curb and gutter bonds. Dated Oct.
Due
inclusive.
Oct.
Jan.
of
purchase
the Day and interest (A-O) payable at the
Devonshire St., Bos¬ City Treasurer's office. Legality
ton, until 11 A.M. (EST) on Oct. approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
19 lor the purchase of $775,000
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
bonds, divided as follows:
on
Offering—Ray L. Schacht,
General
Manager,
will
receive
sealed bids until 1
P.M.
(CST)
enue
Trust Co., Ill
$600,000 school bonds of 1950.
Bond
$20,000
the
for
1951
from
1
71,000 park bonds.
(P. O. Columbus), Neb.
$2,250,000
sealed
receive
Clerk,
City
Nov.
inclusive.
1958
Consumers Public Power District
on
Bond Offering—C. L. Anderson,
23
1.42%.
Mich.
City,
bonds.
Bridge
on
1
p.
awarded to the First
were
&
by
approved
NEBRASKA
ald-Moore &
Bond
1960 inclusive.
to
provement
was
Louis.
build¬
$38,000
1951
1961
$250,000
bonds
sewer
Blewer, Heitner & Glynn,
Dated Aug. 1, 1950.
to
St.
of
2%
and
Mich.
Interlochen),
O.
Due on Nov.
23,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
Legality
Lake
2.20s,
as
Due on Nov.
1975 inclusive.
to
Due
457,000
Cross,
& Co., all of New York City,
clusive.
Farmington, Mo.
local banks.
Green
1951
Belleville
11,000
p.
group
&
Roosevelt
of
172,
a
Francis I. duPont & Co., and Tilney
v.
1950. Legal¬
1,
1970 in¬
to
to
basis of about 2.11%.
1 from
Mo.
ity approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
O.
31,275,000 third series notes.
Dated Oct. 26, 1950. Due May 1,
offered Oct. 11—v.
Dated July
on
school
11—v.
awarded
1389—were
Bond
Sale—An issue of $125,000
Louis.
1951
47,000 road bonds.
high school bonds was sold
H.
Walker &
Co., of St.
G.
to
Sale—The $70,000 tax an¬
ticipation
v.
172, p.
from
1
Due
Oct.
offered
composed
Hospital im¬
bonds.
clusive.
1 from
MISSOURI
2Vs%
inclusive.
1970
Overbrook
Nov.
from
1
York
New
bonds
203,000 road bonds.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Centralia,
Nov.
on
provement
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Faegre
&
Due
(P. O. North Merrick),
Sale—The $277,500
Bond
to
472,000
or
der.
Bessemer), Mich.
of
Chicopee, Mass.
and interest payable at
trust company to be
No. 29
1970 in¬
to
950,000 Hall of Records addition
in 1967 and there¬
callable as of Jan. 1,1966.
Principal
1951
from
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Distm
clusive.
1951
Bond
1955.
and
purchase
(EST) on Oct. 19 for the
1
Bonds maturing
Bank & Trust Co., New
$189,000 lV4s. Due on July 15 from
1951 to 1953 inclusive.
Note
tmbridge Housing Authority,
Note
172,
to the
awarded
were
—
Treasurer's office.
able at the City
Nov.
bonds.
follows:
as
dated
are
building addition
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1950.
Due on Jan.
1
from
1952
to
1971
inclusive.
$1,240,000 Overbrook Hospital im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
school
interest
net
p.m. (CST) on Oct.
purchase of $225,000
8
the
City, at a price of 100.16, a
cost of about 1.34%-,
York
Nov. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
bonds
The
pav¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 10—v.
126,000 1 V2S. Due on July 15, 1954
inclusive.
1970
to
Viaduct
Island
Long
1,000,000
alley
and
street
assessment
Chemical
lows:
C
Mich.
Sale—The $315,000 special
Detroit,
re¬
(EST)
purchase of
ceive sealed bids until noon
on
trust company
or
for
after
F.
Thomas
—
bank
a
troit.
Mass.
Boston,
d
u 11
at
Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canlield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
MASSACHUSETTS
It
able
until
bids
18
1,
to
1950.
Due
1960 incl.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Nassau
County Na¬
tional
Bank,
Roosevelt;. Legality
by Hawkins,] Delafield
& Wood, of,New York City.;...
approved
Volume 172
Number 4951
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1483)
Co., both of Chicago, and Thomas and Maynard H. Murch & Co., of
Muskogee, Okla.
& Co.,
Pittsburgh, at a price of Cleveland, at a price of par, a net
Bond Offering—Ruth Helvens100.035.,
a
net
interest
cost
of interest cost of about 1.578%, as ton, City
Clerk, will receive sealed
about 1.60%, as follows:
follows:
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 16
Rom?, N. Y.
,
Bend
Offering
Hughes,
City
Oct!
for
18
$300,000
W.
will
re¬
Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids until
on
John
—
noon
the
divided
bonds,
(EST)
purchase
as
of
$80,000 2%s. Due
fol¬
1953 to
lows:
80,000
$219,000
of
1951
from
Due
1950.
Due
Oct.
bonds
1958
of
Oct. 1 from 1951
on
The
bonds
1950.
Oct.
1,
C
interest
and
v.
payable at the Chase Na¬
tional Bank, New York City. Le¬
(A-O)
Sale—The
$25,000 IV2S.
1959 to
Brighton Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P.O. Henrietta),
Bond
ing.
30,000
until
the
for
17
3
Due
receive
(EST)
purchase of
1970
Dated
1
May 1,
from
to
1951
bids
until
for the
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
receive sealed
on Oct.
purchase
Due
1 from
Nov.
on
Principal
inclusive.
1951
interest
(M-N) payable at the Bank of the
Co., New York City,
Co., Port
County Trust
the
at
struction
1950.
Central
and Cochectcn
District
School
No.
(P.O.
1
Narrowsburg), N. Y.
Offering—Paul E. Schnei-
Bond
school
Due
on
Legality approved by Hawins, Delafield & Wood, of New
City.
CAROLINA
NORTH
11
(EST)
a.m.
on
Oct. 17 for
purchase of $500,000 series C
chool building bonds. Dated Sept.
dicate
ricka
composed
&
'
,!
worth
Bond
172, p.
389—were awarded to the Branch
10—v.
anking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
Lloyd E. Canady & Co., of
nd
jointly,
aleigh,
00.005,
a
net
1.55%,
bout
as
at a price
interest
cost
of
of
follows:
2,500 2 V2s. Due on March 1, 1953.
16,000 IV2S.
Due on March 1
from 1954 to 1960 inclusive.
Marion), N. C.
Sale—The $40,000
&
bonds offered Oct. 10—
p. 1390—were awarded to
Equitable
Securities Corp.,
ashville, as iy4S, at a price of
00.038. a basis of about 1.24%.
uilding
172,
O.
Bond
Sale—The
series
Oct.
10
172, p. 1390—were awarded to
composed
of
Halsey,
& Co., Inc., Northern Trust
group
tuart
interest
and
interest
the Loveland
at
No.
bonds
1
Fund
En¬
Linden
and
Fund
5,090,000
The
—
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering—Lester S. Boyd,
the
(EST)
noon
on
on
Nov.
&
mer
3
Nov.
1
from
Board
of
Oct.
24
for
1952
to
pany;
Memphis;
Company;
Oct.
1
from
1952 to
County (P.
Lebanon), Ohio
for
Offering
the
—
A.
M.
Board
of
Parker,
County
noon
(EST) on Oct. 20
purchase of $20,000 court
improvement bonds. Dated
house
1952
on
$108,000
Due
on
Dist. (P. O.
Gallipolis), Ohio
Sale—The $31,000 build¬
Sch.
Oct.
bonds offered
1282
Ohio
were
—
to
172,
the
2s, at
about
a
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Hamilton,
Sale—The
electric
revenue
City
p.
Fitch
bids
until
Oct.
bids
until
Baum
&
&
Co.,
Okla.
and
$20,000
of
bonds.
Bond
sealed
—
Martin
Miller,
Education,
(CST)
on
Oct. 19 for the pur¬
$2,000,000 first
and
Hooker,
sys¬
Bond
City
Okla.
Offering—.Daniel Dorsch,
will '< receive sealed
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct.. 23
the purchase of $60,000 mu¬
for
nicipal building bonds. Due serial¬
York City, Ellis & Co., Cincinnati, ly from 1953 to 1969 inclusive.
bids
Oct.
on
1950.
for
11
judg
Due
R
receive
A.M.
the
series
(EST)
purchase
of
bonds.
revenue
will
until
26
$1,400,000
1950
Dated
of
sewer
Nov.
1.
Nov. 1 from 1953 tc
on
1989 inclusive.
1962
Bonds maturing i
thereafter are callabl
and
Nov. 1, 1960. Principal and ir
terest (M-N) payable at the Ha;
on
elton
National
Bank,
Hazelto;
Legality approved by Townsem
Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphi;
Lewisburg School Authority, Pa
Bond
Sale—The
folio win
school bonds
aggregating $210,Of
purchased by Ramb
Close & Kerner, of Philadelphi
and Joseph Lincoln Ray,- of Sui
have
been
bury, jointly:
$100,000 2%
on
bonds.
revenue
Oct.
1
from
1956
Di
to
19
inclusive.
1,
1952
1950.
to
Oct.
revenue
1
from
bonds. D?
1975
to
19C
North
County, County School
(P. O. Hood River),
District
National
Oct.
of about
of
a
1.913%,
$125,000 2V4s.
1953
4—v.
awarded
Bank
price of 100.06,
to
172,
the
p.
Valley), Pa: o
Offering—Earl Gox, D\
Secretary, will receive seal
bids
until
follows:
in
Due
150,000 2s.
Due
on
1966
Due
on
Nov.
1970
O
on
of
$110.0
Dated
Nc*
1 from If
Bonds maturi
thereafter
and
of Nov.
as
(EST)
bonds.
are
ca
1, 1970.
Ross
Township (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
$90,000 stre
sanitary sewer improvemr
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
Miller
Oct.
9—v.
awarded
to
172,
Hayde
&
Co., of Cleveland, •;
price of 100.137, a bas
of about 1.48%*.
iv2s, at
a
inclusive.
to
Nov.
1
from
Taylor Sch.
Offering
Tillamook
Peoples Utility District
(P. O. Tillamook), Ore.
Sale—The
172,
p.
$350,000
bonds
revenue
7—v.
elec¬
offered
Oct.
1282—were awarded
Bond
District
ment
Due
a
Moody, of St. Paul, as
price of 98.50, a basis of
—
bonds
provement
Dist.,
The
offered
Oct.
10
172, p. 1390—were awarded
to Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Chi¬
cago, as 13/4S, at a price of 100.571,
basis of about 1.69%.
Allentown School
District, Pa.
Bond
Offering—W. H. Fisher,
Secretary of the Board of School
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 P.M.
the
on
Oct. 26 for
purchase of $500,000 improve¬
ment
Due
(EST)
bonds.
cn
Nov.
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Legality
Nov.
1951
1
1,
to
Legality
approved
by
to 19^
approved
1
& Munson,
<
Bond
Offering
—
James E. M
lone, Secretary of the Board
Township Commissioners, will r
ceive sealed
bids until
8 P.
(EST) on Oct. 24 for the purch?
$45,000 improvement
bom
Dated Nov. 1, 1950. Due on N'
1 from 1951 to 1959 inclusive. T
of
gality approved by Townsend, T
& Munson, of Philadelph
liott
Upper Darby
Township Sch. Di
(P. O. Upper Darby), Pa.
Offering—John J. Schic
1950.
1970
improve
1, 19r
Nov.
from 1951
Upper Darby Township (P. O.
Upper Darby), Pa.
Pa.
$250,000 im¬
—v.
Mulka,
receive
(EST'"
purchase 0'
and
Dated
Nov.
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
PENNSYLVANIA
Sale
bonds.
on
the
for
funding
inclusive.
about 2.86%.
Bond
17
$101,000
2%s, at
Pa.
John
will
Secretary,
Oct.
on
Dist.,
—
bids until 8:30 P.M.
sealed
to Juran &
a
P.M.
purchase
1390—were
Nov. 1 from
on
1971
able
and
Nov. 1 from
on
to 1965 inclusive.
1958
1, 1950.
a
to 1957 inclusive.
200,000 1%S.
8
the
improvement
net interest cost
as
for
First
Portland, at
Due
Twp. Sch. Dist.
R. D. No. 2, Enon
to 1976 inclusive.
Sale—The $450,000 school
offered
1183—were
1,
Oct.
Bond
20
Hood River
Oct.
after
and
on
trict
after
office.
dated
are
Beaver
(P. O.
incl.
issue.
urer's
bonds
Callable
1,
1956.
Legality approved by
Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of
Philadelphia.
Due
1958
5 years from date
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
of
1950.
improvement
Dec.
from
18
(P. O. Enid), Okla.
Offering
Secretary,
sealed
The
Fortmiller,
(Pacific stand¬
$70,000
1
Callable
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
57
and
Off ering —Russell
Smith,
on
Oct. 25 for the pur¬
Dated
Dec.
on
P.M.
on
Aliquippa Sch.
No.
re
P.M
Lehighton Sewerage Authority
(P. O. Lehighton), Pa.
sewer
receive
provement bonds.
bonds offered on Oct.
$115,000 refunding
funding bonds.
Bond
Ore.
will
7
time)
purchase of $9,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Garfield
8
ment
bonds, including $88,000
Clerk,
the
p.m.
1282—were awarded
to a group composed of First- Bos¬
ton Corp., F. S.
Moseley? & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, all of New
172,
K.
Barret,
Albany,
tric
sealed
Smel
will
until
Oct. 26 for the purchas
110,000 21/4%
Bond
chase of $440,000 building and im¬
Ohio
plant
George
Bond Offering—E. F.
OKLAHOMA
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P.O. Gracemont), Ohla.
bids
inclusive.
interest
Bank, of Gallipolis, Clerk of the Board of
price of 100.07, a basis will receive sealed bids until 7:30
1.98%.
of
OREGON
Dec. 1 from
Valley
as
of
10—v.
3—v.
awarded
on
Secretary,
sealed
bonds.
1961
to
1
Union Securi¬
are:
works
Dec.
Offering—Albert
District
(EST)
under¬
received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Oct.
18 for the
purchase of
water
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
and
receive
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ster,
inclusive.
the
of
Pawnee,
bonds
the
for
p.
1975
of
as
Township School Distric
(P. O. Pittston), Pa.
1
Inc.; Lucas, Eisen & WaeckIncorporated and Raffensperger, Hughes & Co. Incorporated.
O.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Caddo
Local
Dec.
on
erle
Bond
Principal and interest
No. 6
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬
Bond Offering — H. C. Mears,
tional Bank of Coshocton. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders Superintendent of Schools, will
Guy an
Due
callable
ceive
Inc.; Kalman & Company; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Tripp &
be
Due on Dec.
inclusive,
1975
Lewis &
Bond
inclusive.
Oregon
Warren
of
to
Legality approved by Mor
Bockius, of Phila
delphia.
Co.
Savings Bank, Rossford.
Clerk
1, 1950.
1951
Jenkins
Co.; Julien Collins & Com¬
First
National
Bank
of
chase
1971
inclusive,
&
as
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Ross-
purchase of $200,000 improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1950.
on
1957
to
of
maturing in 1971 and there-"
are
gan.
nold;
the
Due
1958
(EST)
purchase
office.
ties
Education, will receive sealed bids ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
until
1.57%,
Dec. 1, 1953.
Due on Dec. 1
members
noon
the
Principal and interest (J-D
payable at the County Treasurer'
on
to
writing group
$298,000 im¬
(EST)
noon
on
for
1956.
about
1V2S.
from
Harshman
Sept. 1, 1950.
Coshocton
of
1954
Other
Rossford, Ohio
fol¬
as
l%s.
as
of
2V2s.
from
ard
Bost-
Bldg.
Park
cost
1,128,000
Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
Company, Niles.
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ford
from
after
a
$282,000 2i/4s. Due
Bank
Due
26
Dated Dec.
lim¬
follows:
in¬
bids until
Westgate
tem
$600,000
building bonds offered
Works
Southview,
mortgage
Wilson),
1282—
p.
to
Oct.
$850,000 general obligation bonds.
bonds offered
10—v.
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Niles
terest
Off
ceive sealed bids until
Bonds
1956
$665,000 bonds
172,
1959 inclu¬
to
District
Reading), Pa.
ering —Myrtle H.
Beard, Chief Clerk of the Board
County Commissioners, will re¬
inclusive.
Me-
Ohio
11—v.
Water
165,000
Bond
County (P.
N. C.
syn¬
IV2S.
as
ing
school
1976
Niles, Ohio
Bond
Bond
he
Wilson
a
J.
largement Fund No. 13 bonds
McDowell County (P. O.
Bond
to
Wm.
of
Clerk-Treasurer
Sale —The $18,500 water
Oct.
Ohio
Dist.,
Braun,
Co., Inc., Toledo,
$500,000
Legality approved by
New York
offered
to
for the purchase of $100,000 mu¬
nicipal building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1950. Due on Nov. 1 from 1952
lows:
ity.
v.
Oct.
awarded
were
Bond
onds
Sch.
Sale—The
offered
itchell & Pershing, of
C.
1952
'
Bond
1948. Due on March 1 from 1951
1978 inclusive.
Principal and
nterest
(M-S)
payable in New
N.
the
Bond Offering—Albert R. GolCo., Chicago,
Prescott,
binec, Village Clerk, will receive
Hawley, Shepard & Co. and Nelsealed bids until noon (EST) on
son,
Browning & Co., both of
Oct. 21 for the purchase of $4,000
Cleveland, as 2s, at a price of
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
101.82, a basis of about 1.82%.
,
Canton,
for
Co., Cleveland, John Nu-
veen
o
City.
Local
bonds.
172, p. 1282—were
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New
York City, at a price of
par, a net
1952 to
Sale—The
1953
facility
awarded to
Road,
Dayton 4), Ohio
1,
$750,000 build¬
bonds offered Oct. 9—v. 172,
he
"ork
13
access
Oct.
on
$30,000
building
Sept. 15, 1950. Due
payable
bids until
1950.
ing, Secretary of the Local Govrnment Commission, will receive
aled bids at his office in Raleigh
Oct.
Principal
Sale
Bond
O.
of
1
con¬
Nov.
from
1
Columbus,
Concord), N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
of
O.
fill
land
Munson, ol
County Institution
(P.
on
sanitary
Corporation; C. Edgar HonStranahan, Harris & Com¬
pany Incorporated; Hornblower &
provement bonds offered Oct. 9—
Weeks;
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
v.
172, p. 1282—were awarded to
Pomeroy, Inc.; A. G. Becker &
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., To¬
Co. Incorporated; R. S. Dickson &
ledo, as 2s, at a price of 100.15, a
Company, Incorporated; National
basis of about 1.98%.
Bank
of
Commerce; Francis I'.
duPont &
Nelsonville, Ohio
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.;
Stroud & Company Incorporated;
Bond Offering—Harry A. Evans,
Mullaney, Wells & Company; DetCity Auditor, will receive sealed
1971
Lake
Bond
(P. O.
Cabarrus County
ntil
Nov.
on
Nov. 1 from ing
Principal p. 1282—were awarded
urg.
ited
Malott,
inclusive.
Avon
Bank,
National
ork
Due
Dated
Cleveland.
payable at the
Narrows-
nd interest (M-N)
irst
bonds.
inclusive.
1970
to
Dist., Ohio
Roy
—
-
on
Mad River
1959
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Bond Sale—The $6,500,000
Bank, Loveland. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
on
bonds
1, 1950.
ov.
1951
(EST)
purchase of $257,of 1950.
Dated
17 for the
ct.
00
receive
will
Clerk,
District
er,
ealed bids until 2 P.M.
(J-D)
Sch.
from
1
1953 to
sive.
Board of Education,
bids
until
8
Dated
Dec.
Due from
Due from
1971
Bond Offering—Homer Thomas,
Principal and in¬ City Auditor, will receive sealed
terest (M-N) payable at the Lo¬
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 18
rain County Savings & Trust Co.,
for the purchase of $75,000 grade
Amherst.
Legality approved by elimination bonds. Dated Oct.
1,
Squire, Sanders" & Dempsey, of 1950. Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to
1974
Tusten
Village
purchase of $600,000
holder's option. Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt &
Washburn, of New York City.
at
hester,
purchase
on
to
1
Bond
Manhattan
or
Exempted
bonds.
facility
access
inclusive.
to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and
Sch. Dist., Ohio
interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Offering—Grayce G. PurCity Treasurer's office. Purchaser
cell, Clerk-Treasurer of the Board
to furnish legal
opinion. (These
of Education, will receive sealed
bonds were originally offered on
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 24
Sept. 25 and the sale postponed.)
for the
to 1970
and
on
inclusive.
1971
Amherst
1, 1950.
Dated Nov.
school bonds.
to
liams, of Cincinnati.
$330,000
of
25
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
1:30 P.M. (EST)
the
for
sealed
Oct.
on
Nov. 1 from
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
(P. O. Port Chester), N. Y.
Sellon,
17
1, 1950. Due
1952
Bond Offering—John A.
bids until
receive
(EST)
noon
Nov.
Rye Common Sch. Dist. No. 5
District Clerk, will
Karl Ayers,
purchase of $70,000 water
improvement bonds. Dated
works
City.
Galloway, of New York
Ohio
—
City Auditor, will
Legality approved
Co., Rochester.
Alliance,
Offering
Bond
1960
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
April
on
limited
Berks
&
,
of the
received
Bond
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Genesee Valley Trust
from
Offered
(P.
OHIO
Due on Nov.
1979
inclusive.
1950.
Clerk
inclusive.
1972
$1,475 000 building bonds of 1950-.
1 from
April 1 from
on
in¬
National
inclusive.
Due
to
April
on
1969
15,000 2V4S.
P.M.
April 1 from
on
Bonds
clusive.
inclusive.
Due
2s.
1
Due
Loveland Local
bonds.
April 1 from
on
1955
April 1 and
on
inclusive.
inclusive.
1966
to
1967 to
will
Clerk,
bids
Oct.
on
1962
Offering—Ralph T. Hard¬
District
sealed
1961
50,000 l3/4s.
York
New
Due
IV2S.
Oct.
and
follows:
as
to
$100,000
$120,000 series
about
Rush,' Henrietta, Pitts ford and
1952
for the purchase of $170,000 bonds,
divided as follows:
and
70,000
1,320,000
building bonds offered Oct. 10—
172, p. 1390—were awarded to
1.87%,
from
1
sive.
of
City.
April
on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1959 inclu¬
inclusive.
Banking & Trust Co.,
Wilson, and Lloyd E. Canady &
Co.,of Raleigh, jointly, at a price
of 100.004, a net interest cost of
York
1
Due
clusive.
June 1 from
on
approved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan. Heenehan & Hanrahan,
New
3s.
Oct.
the Branch
gality
$320,000
360,000 l%s. Due
1969
to
Bond
dated
are
Principal
1956
County (P. O.
Yadkinville), N. C.
inclusive.
1960
1,
June
on
Yadkin
*
to
from
inclusive.
Due
440,000 1V2S. Due
1
inclusive.
1965
to
on
water ' supply
81,000
•'*
1950.
1
1957.
and
improvement
public
bonds
1955
2s.
June
on
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
51
Bond
del,
Secretary
of
the
Board
0
and Financial
The Commercial
Chronicle
.
Monday, October 16, 1950
.
.
(1484)
52
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $500,000 building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1950. Due on Dec. 1 from 1951 to
1970 inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
gality approved by Morgan, Lewis
& Bockius, of Philadelphia, and
R. Winfield Baile, of Upper Darby.
will
Directors,
School
(P. O. Easton), Pa.
Offering—James B. Acton,
Wilson
Bond
Hartsville), Tenn.
The
bonds are dated July
1,
will receive sealed
(CST) on Nov. 1950. Callable as of July 1, 1960.
14 for the purchase
of $300,000 Legality approved by Wood, King
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1950. & Dawson, of New York City.
Associated with Blyth & Co.,
Due on April 1 from 1951 to 1975
inclusive. Principal and
interest Inc. in the offering are: Phelps,
(A-O) payable at the First Amer¬ Fenn & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
ican National Bank, Nashville. Le¬ Dean Witter & Co.; Harris, Hall &
bids
approved by
of
Munson,
Townsend, Elliott &
Philadelphia.
School District (P.
Wilson
Easton),
O.
Pa.
William S.
Kane, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will receive
sealed bids until 8 P.M. (EST) on
Oct. 18 for the purchase of $80,Offering
Bond
1951
—
Bonds due
1960 inclusive.
to
thereafter are call¬
able as of Nov. 1, 1955. Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
(Incorporated); EstaWeeden & Co., Inc.;
J. C. Bradford & Co.; The Mil¬
waukee Company; Paul H. Davis
& Co.; E. M. Newton & Co.; Wil¬
liam P. Harper & Son & Com¬
pany; Foster & Marshall; Pacific
Chapman &
Company
brook & Co.;
TEXAS
Longview),
Sale
Bond
O.
Texas
The $400,000 per¬
—
improvement bonds of¬ Northwest Company and Bramhall
awarded to the & Stein.
Harris
Trust
& Savings
Bank,
WEST VIRGINIA
Chicago,
and
Eddleman-Pollok
West Virginia (State of)
Co., of Houston, jointly, at a price
of 100.019, a net interest cost of
Bond Offering—Okey L.
Pat¬
manent
fered Oct. 11 were
1.66%, as follows:
about
Due
IV2S.
$185,000
Governor,
will receive
sealed bids until Oct. 24 for the
terson,
15
Nov.
on
purchase of
1951 to 1961 inclusive.
from
Dated
Nov. 1 from
Due on
1, 1950.
Nov.
11 a.m.
Gregg County (P.
bonds.
improvement
000
until
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
improvement bonds.
Dated
1, 1950. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
1965 inclusive.
Legality
1951
Parker,
E. J.
—
County Judge,
purchase of $30,-
for the
17
000
Nov.
Offering
Bond
Borough Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 P.M. (EST) on
Oct.
2,800,000 2% series CDEF bonds.
Due on Jan. 1 and July 1 from
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
Trousdale County (P. O.
•
on Nov. 15
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Due
1 %s.
215,000
interest (M-N)
payable at a bank to be desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
training
for
course
Harris, Sills, Fairman
J.
David
&
correspondence
level
-
available
making
of
idea
college
Harris, Incorporated, Chicago.
E.
Harold
Wood,
E.
Harold
member firm
Company, St. Paul.
all parts of the
This IBA course is the first in¬
country was originally proposed
by Norman Smith, partner, Mer¬ stance of a correspondence pro¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& gram established by the HomeBeane, New York, Chairman of Study Department especially for a
the
IBA
Education
Committee, business group, according to Clem
O.
Thompson,
the
director
of
Mr. Armitage said.
It is the aim of the course to home study at the University.
familiarize the student with the
Although planned for industry
capital formation process from the trainees, the thirty-lesson course
is open to the public as well. The
standpoint of the public, the in¬
vestor, and the investment banker. tuition is $40, and the text mate¬
Wood &
in
employees
The course will include the organ¬
of
structure
and
the
market, competitive bidding, pri¬
vate
placement,
self - regulation
regulation,
governmental
versus
the
funds for small
providing of
business, and the education
There
investor.
small
of the
five
are
$12.75
between
costs
rial
and
in¬ $24.25, depending upon whether
and the books are in part rented from
the the Home-Study Department or
the
vestment
banking industry,
consideration will be given to
demand and supply side of
ization
all
whether
purchased.
are
de¬
folder
announcement
An
scribing the course and an appli¬
cation for instruction may be ob¬
America,
of
sociation
As¬
Bankers
Investment
mittee,
Com¬
Education
the
from
tained
South
33
Street, Chicago, 3, 111.
Clark
major divisions of the course:
business
of
financing
The
(1)
WISCONSIN
Brooklyn Chapter NACA
enterprise.
Wis.
Sale—An issue of $270,000
Antigo,
and
Principal
$6,000,000 road bonds.
The
a
analysis.
(2) Securities
October 18
(3)
Problems in the financing Meets
mortgage rev¬ of
corporations.
,
Guest Speaker Nelson, V.-P. of
auction on
(4) The marketing of securities.
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Oct. 9 to a group, composed of
American Type Founders, Inc.
(5) Investment policy.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
The
technical
session of
the
RHODE ISLAND
Lubbock Independent Sch. Dist.,
of Chicago;
Milwaukee Co. and
Professor Marshall D. Ketchum
Brooklyn Chapter of the National
T exas
Robert W. Baird & Co., both of of
Warwick, R. /.
the
University
of
Chicago Association of Cost Accountants
Bond Offering—A. C. Jackson, Milwaukee, as 2s, at a price of
School of Business, in collabora¬
Bond Offering—G. Conrad An¬
will be held on Wednesday eve¬
Business
Manager,
will receive 101.10, a basis of about 1.88%. tion with the Home-Study De¬
derson, City Treasurer, will re¬
ning, Oct. 18, 1950 at the Brass
sealed bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on Due on Jan. 1 from 1952 to 1971 partment,
prepared
the course Rail in Brooklyn.
ceive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Oct. 24 for the purchase of $1,750,with
the
assistance
of
a
sub¬
inclusive.
The guest speaker will be Mr.
(EST) on Oct. 25 for the purchase
000 school bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
committee of the IBA Education
of $815,000 school bonds.
Dated
Robert F. Nelson, Vice-President
WYOMING
1950.
Due on May 15 from 1952
Committee, consisting of:
Nov. 1, 1950. Due on Nov. 1 from
of American Type Founders, Inc.,
Albin, Wyo.
Norman Smith, Merrill Lynch, who
1951 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal to 1974 inclusive. Callable after 15
will discuss the subject of
years from date of issue. Interest
Bond Sale—An issue of $13,000 Pierce,
and interest payable at the Rhode
Fenner
& Beane, New Production and Costs.
M-N. Legality approved by Chap¬
York.
sewer bonds was awarded on Oct.
Island Hospital Trust Co., Provi¬
The presiding officer will be
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
6 to Coughlin & Co., of Denver,
dence.
Legality
approved
by
Herbert
A.
Johnson,
ViceJulien H. Collins, Julien Collins Mr.
as
2.40s.
Midland County (P. O.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer &
President
of
the
Chapter.
Mr.
& Company, Chicago.
The
bonds are dated Oct.
1,
Midland), Texas
Dodge, of Boston.
is associated with
Ed-»
John F. Fennelly, Glore, Forgan Johnson
ward Ermold Co. of New York.
Bond Sale
The $650,000 road 1950. Due on Oct. 1 from 1952 to &
Co.,I Chicago.
SOUTH CAROLINA
1964 inclusive. Bonds maturing in
bonds offered Oct. 9 — v. 172, p.
1961 and thereafter are callable
Florence, S. C.
1391—were awarded to the Harris
as
of Oct. 1, 1960. Interest A-O.
Bond
Offering — Haskell M. Trust & Savings Bank, and Wil¬
Sees
liam Blair & Co., both of Chicago, Legality approved by Tallmadge
Thomas, Mayor, will receive seal¬
Eddleman-Pollok
Co.,
of & Tallmadge, of Denver.
ed bids until noon (EST) on Oct. and
October "Monthly Bank Letter" of National City Bank of
Sheridan County (P. O.
25 for the purchase of $1,000,000 Houston, at a price of 100.087, a
New York says building up of foreign gold reserves since
Sheridan), Wyo.
series B water works and sewer¬ net interest cost of about 1.598%,
Korean crisis indicates American capital outflow as well as
as follows:
age extension bonds. Dated Dec.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 county
increased U. S. exports.
1, 1950. Due on Feb. 1 from 1952 $275,000 2s. Due on May 15 from memorial hospital bonds offered
1952 to 1958 inclusive.
to 1974 inclusive. Bonds maturing
Oct.
10—v.
172, p. 1391—were
The National City Bank, in its up of foreign gold and dollar re¬
in 1961 and thereafter are callable
375,000 IV2S. Due on May 15 from awarded to the Bank of Com¬
article
on
"The
Shifting Dollar serves probably has reached $2
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
as
of Feb. 1, 1960. Principal and
merce, of Sheridan.
billion.
This means a recovery of
Position," published in the Oc¬
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Tyler, Texas
tober issue of "The Monthly Bank about two-fifths of the gold and
Manufacturers
Trust Co.,
New
Bond Offering—G. D. Fairtrace,
York
City, or at the Guaranty
Letter,"
estimated
that foreign dollar assets liquidated by for¬
during the first
three
Bank & Trust Co., Florence. Le¬ City Manager, will receive sealed
gold and dollar resources had in¬ eigners
bids until 9 A.M. (CST) on Nov.
Of this recovery,
creased
by $3 billion since the postwar years.
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
BRITISH COLUMBIA
3
for the purchase
of $600,000
outbreak of Korean hostilities. On something over a half-billion was
& Simons, of Charleston.
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1950.
Greater Vancouver Water District,
the
basis
of
this estimate
and accounted for by new gold pro¬
and
1956
in
Bond
sewerage
enue
system
bonds was sold at
—
Dollar Gap Closing
CANADA
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Clear Lake,
Offering—C. I. Force,
Bond
Auditor,
Due
will receive
City
sealed bids
(CST) on Oct. 16 for
the
purchase
of $7,000
sewer
bonds Dated Nov. 1, 1950. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1951 to 1957 inclusive.
Callable at any time prior to ma¬
until 8 p.m.
Offering
—
A. P. Heyder,
(CST) on Oct. 16
for the purchase of $35,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Due on Nov.
bids until 8 p.m.
to
1951
from
1
.
inclusive.
1960
1, 1951.
Callable as of May
Bond
Time) on
purchase of $670,-
Dated
able
Oct.
Tenn.
1,
Guar¬
course
City, or
Security Bank of Utah
Ogden.
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of
approved
Chicago.
Offering—Cecil C. Owen-
$110,000 school
improvement
WASHINGTON
Tacoma,
Bond
Wash.
Sale—A syndicate
headed
by Blyth &
Due
on
Jan. 1 and July 1 from
1952 to
LIQUIDATION NOTICE
The
Thomaston
at Thomaston,
Is
National
present
undersigned
are
Bank,
600,000 6%
located
the State of Connecticut,
closing its affairs.
Association
to
in
All creditors of the
hereby notified
therefore
claims for payment
at said Bank.
to
the
F. I. ROBERTS,
Liquidating Agent.
Dated August 18,
1950.
offered by the
espe¬
entering
will
be
Education Commit¬
Investment Bankers As¬
sociation of America in coopera¬
Due
on
1955 inclusive.
series CDEF bonds.
Jan.
1
from 1956 to 1960
1%%
2,440,000
July 1
inclusive.
and
series
CDEF
1
and
July 1 from 1961 to 1967
incl.
bonds.
Due
on
Jan.
1,680,000 2% series CDEF
Due
on
Jan.
1
from 1968 to 1970
and
bonds.
July
inclusive.
1
which has
duction
in
reserves
closing of the dollar gap for
the time being.
Commenting on this situation
the "Monthly Bank Letter" states:
"While the third-quarter's sta¬
tistical record is incomplete, indi¬
gain
in
been accumu¬
Of the
abroad.
holdings
the
cations
trade
are
that the 'dollar
account
service
and
gap'
billion
on
has
allowed to build up
rest
deposits
dollar
in
of dollars, $1.1
converted into gold
was
the
and
practically closed since the
outbreak of Korean fighting.
In
or
short-term
investments.
dollar
"The
versions
greater part of the
of
dollars
con¬
into gold has
occurred since the outbreak of
Korean
crisis.
From
June
the
30 to
other words, the bulk
Sept. 27 the U. S. gold stock de¬
clined $757 million, a matter of
lars made
3%.
the
past
of the dol¬
available abroad during
three
of
aid
and
loan
pro¬
of the gold and
dollar reserves
This is not
foreign countries.
Dollars have also gone abroad
all.
as
months by U. S.
has gone into the rebuild¬
grams
fundamentals of in¬ ing
banking designed
cially for young persons
the industry
each year
a
result
flow,
made
of
up
some
of
capital
such
out¬
diverse
It
is
characteristic
present international
of
th
situation
little of this gold wa
abroad.
Most of it i
stored at Federal Reserve Banks
earmarked
for
various
foreig
accounts.
Earmarked gold hold
that
very
shipped
ings here
as
built up to an
a result have bee
unprecedented leve
Though foreig
as overseas
investments above $5 billion.
countries may prefer to keep
American companies, foreign
proportion
of their re
loans
by American banks, re¬ larger
cago, Albert T. Armitage of Coffin
patriation of capital by foreign sources in gold, they apparentl
&
Burr
Incorporated,
Boston,
individuals, and speculation on still prefer to keep their gold i
President of the Association, an¬
possible revaluations upward of this country.
nounced.
"The preferences of foreig
certain foreign currencies, includ¬
This
correspondence course is
ing
the
Canadian
dollar,
the governments and central banks
an
extension of the Association
Australian
pound, the Mexican as between gold and dollars, bea"
training program inaugurated im¬
watching as disinterested evalua
peso, and even the pound sterling.
mediately following World War II.
tions by expert foreign opinion 0
Fears of spiralling inflation and
At that time a classroom course
successive
tax
increases
in the the soundness of the America
in the fundamentals of investment
Camille Gut
United States have played some economic position.
banking was offered by the Asso¬
capital gave a fair warning at the Annua
ciation in cooperation with more intangible part in the
movement.
Meeting
of
the
Internationa
than 20 universities and colleges
"All these factors entered into Monetary Fund three weeks age
throughout the country, and ap¬
when he referred to the para
an accelerated rise in foreign gold1
proximately '■* 2,300 employees of
mount need 'to stabilize and pre
member firms benefited.
At the and dollar reserves during the
third quarter.
By now, 12 months serve the purchasing power of al
present
time these classroom
not
excluding
th
after the September,
1949, cur¬ currencies,
courses are being offered in only
tion
Co., Inc., New York
City, purchased on Oct. 5 from
the original buyers a new issue of
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
the Chase National
Bank of $8,000,000 light and power rev¬
enue bonds, divided as follows:
New York City.
Legal opinion to
$480,000 4% series CDEF bonds.
be furnished by the City.
1950. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1952 to 1963 incl. Prin¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
in the
vestment
111.—A home-study
tee of the
City
the "Letter"
lated
Government
CHICAGO,
Principal
1955.
interest payable at the
A.
In
3^70 inclusive. Call¬
of Oct.
as
on
Study Course
Investment Banking
IBA Home
bonds.
Oct. 1
revenue
1950. Due
1,
1952 to
from
and
works
water
000
developments,
points out there are indications of
been
Standard
(Mountain
at the First
Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 4:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
by,
Recorder, will re¬
until 9:30 a.m.
bids
sealed
Oct. 18 for the
N.
Athens,
.
anty Trust Co., New York
TENNESSEE
Bond^Sale—An issue of
—
ceive
receive sealed
Auditor, will
other
$750,000
for
non-callable bonds and for water bonds was sold to a syndi¬
cate composed of J. L. Graham &
bonds to be callable after 10 years
from date of issue.
|
Co., Gairdner & Co., both of Tor¬
onto, Royal Bank of Canada, of
UTAH
Montreal, and James Richardson
& Sons, of Winnipeg, as 3Vis and
Ogden City, Utah
3 Vis. Dated Oct. 1, 1950 and due
Bond Offering
Elizabeth M.
on
Oct. 1 from 1951 to 1975 incl.
Dak.
S.
Platte,
Bond
British Columbia
1951 to 1970
Bids will be considered
Tillotson, City
turity.
City
from
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
S. Dak.
a
with
the University
few of the larger
cities.
of Chi¬
elements
by
rency
revaluations,
the
building
U.
S. dollar'."
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